Caledonia Mumford Central High School - Ainodelac Yearbook (Caledonia, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1962 volume:

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Homes, oliioes, industrial plants, and schools have sprung up to meet the demands of our constantly growing population. The Class of 1962 is proud to be coworkers in this program. We have built a school-not of brick and mortar, but one just as important, for it will remain always in our hearts. It is a school of spirit. C.M.C.S. students have been working hard to build class spirit. It is prominent in class activities where cooperation and hard work are necessary, in the satishction of a successful class project such as presenting a beautiful junior Prom or Ball. Class spirit is the pride and confidence that our class is the hest. Spirit represents memories of those individuals who helped us during our formative years-people like our teachers who have worked hard to educate us, the athletic coaches who hlwe taught us teamwork, our athletes who have represented us in sports, the taxpayers who have bettered our school, and finally those persons who have always been willing to lend a helping hand. To these and all the others, too numerous to mention, the Ainodelac pays tribute. The members of the stall of the 1962 AINODELAC have worked to present C.M.C.S. with the finest yearbook yet to he published and hope you will treasure it always as a precious memento ofthe school year. THE STAFF W. .X , 4 X 0' ' -U, 1 ff. ' K 1.-LM f-ul , ' am: If ' 1 ,., . --K.. an ce? ODE Dr. Frederick M. Hinsdale DEDICATION A friend and counselor A guide to us A leader in school spiritg Your umiring efforts Your patience with our problems And your genuine interest in us allg The 1962 AINODELAC to Dr. Frederick M. Hinsdale who has ever been In recognition for We dedimte you APPRECIATION To Mrs. Root, our junior high mathematics teacher, the Senior Class has elected to express their most sincere appreciation. During the thirty-four years in which she has been a member ofthe Caledonia-Mumford faculty, she has contributed a great deal not only to our class, but to those classes that have taken their place in our community before us, and to the younger groups who will follow. It is Mrs. Root who has given us a firm foundation for our high school years. Although this, our sincere appreciation, is but a small token of our true feelings, we truly do thank you, Mrs. Root, for all the help and inspiration you have given. Mrs. Ama Root. s...'w .-.21-, sais. sgs.'.fqxzs.:g:1.1.a1r1.:.a1. .rea'.feS1::efi1s12:za1P:1G51FefE:3:zfi1:L::ou:-cf-1:gran173:0254ffs1g5w121g:h115fca1g5s -.- 1. .'.-.'. . .-.'. . .-.'. .- -.'. .- '.'. .- '. .'.- '. .-.-.'. .- -.'. .- '.'.-.- -. .-.-.'. .' 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Under the supervision of the faculty, our outlook has been broadened in the fields of science, business, and citizenship. The adminis- tration has provided the necessary encouragement and direction. Special thanks are due Mr, Robert Freeman, our Vice-Principal and Guidance Counselor, who has helped each of us choose a suitable career so that we may better serve our community. Mr. James Foote DISTRICT SUPERVISOR 8 Dr. Frederick M. Hinsdale PRINCIPAL OUR FRIENDLY AND CAPABLE ADMINISTRATORS Mrs. Ella Wild Unk wp-. Mr. Robert Freeman Wh-Prinapal Mrs. Mary Minster Yramry BOARD OF EDUCATION BOARD MEMBERS BOARD MEMBERS-FRONT ROW: Laverne Vlnk, Mr. Ruben Bnldcck, Mr. Llurence Weber, Mr. Eugene Wysnd. 4 9 Mr. joseph Ward, Mr. Francis Cullinan, Mr. john Randall. BACK ROW: Mr. O R FACULTY- - BACK ROW: Mr. Zicari, Mr. Pennington. MIDDLE ROW: Miss Mrs. Perkins, Mrs. Clary. SEATED: Mrs. Foltman, Mrs. Huffman Clark, Mrs. May, Mrs. Hackenberry, Mrs. Sharp, Mrs. Burden, Mrs, Roberts, Mrs. Mustari, Mrs. Ash, Mrs.Frost,Mrs. MacC.1ulcy Mrs. Maclntyre, Mrs. Satre, Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. Reed, Miss Campbell, Mrs. Herkimer. ABSENT: Mrs, Weeks, Miss Henderson. GRADE UNIOR HIGH BACK ROW: Mr. C. Edward Matthews, Citizenship Eduuitiong Mr, Angelo Francesca, English, Mr. Charles Collins, Science: Mr. Arthur Barrett, Science. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Virginia Keele, English, Mrs. Ama Root, Mathematics. 10 Q qw , we Q, Yin, V x W i m ,Q c . -Q-, V - I -Xa, . .Q WY' - , 1.19 W ,.s.,, ..-rw .SQ Mggf ,X qL:Vn,' 4. V if ,Qs W A . ff. fs, . V V .- 'E gg , I5 '2 f3 ,L F 5 065 1 1 S ' if I X , . X l at ff' 1:-ay Ph M ?f,. dig am, , V f' 3351 .:' gli pgwsvii, e 5: ef . 1 2 0, f M, fv,I'- 1-,f x ,i,, 5 12 THE FINISHED PRODUCT SENIORS VX 'S . Xmzf .ski ,ff K Wfx .'K X 6 as f ,hug ' 1 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS G ld Fi h '2,,5jffk ADVISORS 122lM,f,..fr Waldron Mr. Michael McCormick Barbara Ymckel Mrs. Mildred Shaffer Tma-,,,,, Arhvkun GRADU JOSEPH ANDOLORA joe Nevada today what um lxpur W until lumormwp lbarperixapf you won? GEORGE BEDFORD G hw: tn nh ir. :msc 'Tlaur aaa: my zivilirb dead: JAMES BOOTH jim LYNDA BURGER Lynda '34 dhmord i.r a girl? bertfiiaulu 'I6 EVELYN CAFFREY Ev mu will ax wilL Mawr mn xbe wn'l. Jbrlum'ky0IIraanhbaaJm hw. Hr ,rays Iinln bu: ru 1bepurpo.m w CAROLYN CARSON Coors Sugarm1l.pi1z andall Ming: nina RY CLELAND Gary MARY CATHERINE DAVISON Mary PATRICXA DAVIS Sk may at fin! Jmrrl quith bil! - - 0b!' Pat 'Cond will ix lla: mqbriml fmt? in die' univer.vc. mg - - Wlxll u tluhg it Lf! NNIS EATON Zeb imxeff mn lm bil! pamllrlf' WILLIAM sucuvs vnu Hn .mgvfwzf if uw mm mwm DAVID ELY Dave H at ffm' you don? Juana: alll on mt! 17 E'VE GERALD FISHER Joey 'A migb1y1pinl'flLrMatl17tlej5r1mc HAROLD GEYER Butch Pmm1J'z is mart given ufbm Inu! ix mrklf THOMAS GILL Tucker RONALD HALE Ron Thou wbo dvifaimmtgawnlbauwba RICHARD HENRY MIL Chico bi bnowladgz grow film mar: to mom 18 Why mn? lunged' If: hm: foplay. GERALD HICKEY Jerry nlnevadv talk a.rjmnyaxImulaf fr 1-11x JOHN HONE CAROL JOHNSON CRAIG JOHNSON Craig A 109 1y'la3wranda IM ufladnnt Carol ' 'Your qbirit Jlrinex tlrmuglv you. an nbfimrely nm awi-:mt tbingrf' and john IJ dx mllypow that wmv ful mighty wazk. JOHNSON Don baron in puma than mb: WILLIAM KEENAN Bill Frimdl mr mad, not bam. NORBERT KELLNER Norbert For nrry why, be bada wberrjnr. 19 24 man not qfuoldg but afulriam. J WE'VE ALBERT KNAPP A1 ,Y OSEPH KRENZER joe Farmer: un' Ab: fumdm qf duilizarionf' SARAH MA'I'I'ICE Sally ROBERT MANCUSO Bob ,Mmm Mm mdo mm .. ROBERT MCILWMNE Bob FII not Ima: to mum: nmon uk aluuyf what mmeboafy ali: ba: to Jqpaf' 20' Nor rim Ib: Iika may len, buf :bf Iam jim mon. GARY MONTGOMERY Gary IJ-yi if alrmyr tazdring mr Miqgr I 'A' nzlber nal hmm ' ' YED-- DONALD MORAN THOMAS MORRILI, Tom Wixfirx a.rj7nr mn ba CO URTNEY NIXON Courtney Tb: man ix um who Weak: few IIVIHKJZ Don ba all 1? uell CLARA NOTHNAGLE Gare '14 girlafgoaiaxlbrrnt du.5 ' '71g1?laJh1darMernlMu. SALLY O'LEARY Sally Dq7auhblr ar Me momfhg mn. Politnrw, tbaugbyiflnem ana' NANCY PAKULA Nan 'Mnotber quiet girl Lf rbe. but aluuyx pleasant mmparqy. '21 WE'VE LAWRENCE REED Larry 'Kuuulladgr nlukrx n mm: - Slrp mid: bnyv. VALEEN RETZKO Val 'Br good' Jayx llvrprmvrln, Qurlhappyyazfll DONNA ROBINSON bt,' Int jim nn Ilx ullxr lxmrl Jalijfer me. W Donna CONSTANCE SAEVA Connie 'ln ber tzmgue iJ Ihr Inu' of kinnhux. 22 JANICE SIMPSON jun Six ba: 11 uqy dba ann' Frinkl'lincxf, pnirm' will: lairulum, MARIE SXMPSON Marie Dqml1hbilily mul Aflmir me qymmomoux. AR ED JUDITH WALDRON Judy DALE STONE Food 1: :nada my bifgdmn hr a maui. Dale LAWRENCE WALKUP Larry I-hul lo :be Mngu Idhbnuf BARBARA YACKEL f - Barb RICHARD WEEKS Nr'er mowing duugr la zvenirg, but .mme bead uw rbamld Dick In mlivm morality willy uil, temper wifi: u1'rb nmmlily CAROL YO UNGS Gro! Sb: if gmtln' Jlx U khmi 24 SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS JOSEPH ANDOLORA - Basketball 15 Bowling 1,2,3.45 junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Ball Committee 4. GEORGE BEDFORD - Senior Chorus 1,25 Sextct 1, 25 Christmas Play 35 junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Ball Committee 45 Wrestling 35 Basketball 25 Bowling 2.3.4. jAMES BOOTH - Track 1.Z.3.45 County Finals 25 Wrestling 2.3.45 Band 1,2.3,45 All-County Senior Band 3,45 Saxaphone Sextet 2,3,45 Dance Band 2.3.45 Ainorlelac Staff 45 Future Farmers ofAmerica l.2.3.45 F.F.A. Sentinel 35 SecretaryF.F.A. 45 Basketball 1,25 F.F.A. State Convention 25 F.F.A. National Convention 35 junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Ball Com- mittee 4. LYNDA BURGER - F.H.A. 35 Photo Club 4: Ainodelac Business Stall' 45 Bowling 45 Library Club 45 junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Ball Committee 45 F.T.A. 4. EVELYN CAFFREY - Pep Club 15 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Senior Mixed Chorus 2.3.45 Library Club 1,25 Cheerleader 1,2.3.45 Ainodelac Stalt' 1.2.3.45 junior Editor 35 Editor-lnChief 45 Girls' Bowling 2.3.45 Captain 45 Gass President 35 junior Prom Princess 35 F.H.A. 35 New York State Citizenship Con- ference 3.4: Western New York Yearbook Conference 3.45 junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Ball Committee 45 Oper- etta Usher 25 Intramurals-Baseball 1. Basketball 35 All-County Music Festival 15 Student Council 15 Girls' Octet 3. CMROLYN CARSON - F.H.A. 1.2.35 Cheerleader 1.3.45 Bowling 2554. Captain 45 Alnodelac StaE 1,2.3,4,junlor Edi- tor 35 Senior Band 1,25 Intramurals-Basketball 3. Volleyball 35 Baseball 1.25 Christmas Play 35 junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Ball Committee 45 Pep Cub 15junior Prom Altemate 3. GARY CLELAND - Basketball 1.2,3.45 Tennis 2.3.45 Bowl- ing 15 junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Ball Committee 4. PATRICIA DAVIS - Mixed Chorus 1.25 All-County 1.25 Girls' Chorus 1,25 F.H.A. 1.2.35 Future Teachers of Amer- ie 25 Pep Club 15 Bowling 2.3.45 Ainodelat: Staff2.3.45 junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Ball Committee Chairman 4. MARY CATHERINE DAVISON - Band 1.2.3,4, Treasurer 45 Chorus 1.2.3.45 Pep Club 1: National Honor Society 3.45 New York State Citizenship Conference 3.45 All-State Band 15 junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Ball Committee 45 Ainodelac Staff 2.3.4. Literary Editor 45 Christmas Play 3: Intramurals: Basketball 3. Softball 15 Adventures ln Think- ing Program 4. DENNIS EATON - Basketball 1,2.3.45 Baseball 3.45Natlonal Honor Society 3.45 Bowling 1.2.3.45 All-County Chorus 45 Senior Chorus 3.45 Ainodelac StaE' 45 junior Prom Commit- tee 35 Senior Ball Committee 45 All-State Chorus 45 Boys' Quartet 3,45 Adventures ln Thinking Program 45 junior Prom Alternate 3. WILLIAM ELKINS - Band 1.2.3.4, Band Presldmt 45 Dance Band 3,45 Saxaphone Ensemble 3.45 All-County Band 1.2.3. 45 All-State Band 45 All-State Sectional Band 1,2,3,45 Student Council 3.45 Treasurer 35 President 45 National Honor Soci- ety 3.45 Class Secretary 35 junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Ball Committee 45 Christmas Play 35 Student Council Vice- President 45 Senior Chorus 3.4: Wrestling 1.2,3,45 Track 1,2.3.45 Alnodelac Stall' 45 junior Prom Alternate 3. DAVID ELY - Basketball 1,2.3.45 Tennis 1,25 Football 2.3.45 Baseball 3,45 Bowling 1,2.3,4: Track 25 All-State Sectlonals 1,35 All-County Festival 1.2.35 Senior Chorus 1,2,3,45 Aino- delac Stall' 3.45 juniorProm Committee 35 SeniorBall Commit- tee 45 Boys' Quartet 35 Christmas Play 3. GERALD FISHER - Class President 25 Viet.-President 45 Football 2.3.45 Captain 45 Basketball 1,2.3.45 Bowling 1.2.3. 45 Track 5.45 junior Prom Prince 35 junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Ball Committee 45 County Track Meet 3.4. HAROLD GEYER - Tennis 3,45 Art Club 2.35junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Ball Committee 45 Ainodelae Staff 4. THOMAS GILL - Bowling 1,253.45 Chorus 15junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Ball Committee 4. RONALD HALE - Chorus 15 Wrestling 1.2,3,45 Alnodelac Staff 3,45 junior Prorn Committee 35 Senior Ball Committee 45 Track 1.2.3,45 Christmas Play 35 Lab Assistant 4. RICHARD HENRY - Basketball 1.3.45 Baseball 1.2.3,-15 Football 3.45 junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Ball Com. mittee 4. GERALD HICKEY - Football 15 Bowling 1.2.3,45 junior Prom Committee 3, Senior Ball Committee 4. jOHN HONE - Football 1.2,3.45 Band 1,2,3.45 Dance Band 1,2,3.45 Senior Chorus 3,45 junior Prom Committee 3, Sen- ior Ball Committee 45 All-County Band 2.35 Basketball 25 Tennis 25 Bowling 1.2,3.4. NORBERT KELLNER - junior Prom Committee 3. Senior Ball Committee 45 Senior Chorus l,2.3.45 All-County Chorus 1,2,3,45 All-State Chorus lg Boys' Quartet 1.2.35 Octet 1. CAROL JOHNSON - Ainodclac Stall' 1,2,3,4, Assistant Editor Ainodelac 45 News Blazer Assistant Editor 45 Student Council 45 Girls' Chorus 15 Girls' Bowling 3.45 Scholastic Editors' Conference 45 junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Ball Committee 45 Pep Club 15 Secretary Student Council 45 First Place hi-lo's Girls' Bowling 3. CRAIG jOHNSON - Senior Chorus 1,2,3,45 All-County Chorus 3.4: junior Prom Alternate 35 junior Prom Commit- tee 35 Senior Ball Committee 45 Bowling 1,2,3,4, Captain 2.3.4. SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS cont. DONALD JOHNSON - Baseball 1.25.45 Basketball 1.2, 3,45 Future Farmers of Ameda 1,2,3,45. Secretary 3, Pres- ident 45 Member ofNew York State F.F.A.5 Band 1,25 Chorus 3,45 All-State Chorus 45 Band 1,2,3.45 Dance Band 2.3.45 All-County Band 35 Christmas Play 35 Junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Ball Committee 4. WILLIAM KEENAN - junior Prom Committee 3. Senior Ball Committee 4. ALBERT KNAPP - Transferred from Dansvllle in Senior Year - Wrestling 2.3.45 Baseball 2.3.45 Assistant Football Manager 25 Senior Ball Committee 4. JOSEPH KRENZER - Future Farmers of Amerim l,2,3.4, F.F.A. Basketball 1,2,3.4, F.F.A. Reporter 2, F.F.A. Vice President 3, F.F.A. County Vlcelnresident 45 junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Ball Committee 45 F,F.A. National Convention 3, State Convention 35 F.F.A. judging Team 2.3.4. SARAH MATTICE- Bowling 2.3.4, Captain45Girls'Chrous 15 Senior Chorus 1.25 Pep Club 15 Future Homemakers of Amerim 15 Ainodelac Stag 45 junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Ball Committee 45 Girls' Intramurals: Volleyball 2. Basketball 2, Baseball 1. ROBERT MANCUSO - Class Secretary 15 Future Farmers of Amerim 1,2,3,45 Basketball 15 Bowling 2.3.45 F,F.A. Basketball 2.3.4. ROBERT MCILLWAINE - Future Farmers ofAmerica 1.2.3. 4, President 3, Sentinel 2, National Convention 45 Parlimenrary Procedure Contest 35 Junior Prom Committee 3: Senior Ball Committee 4. GARY MONTGOMERY - junior Prom Committee 3. Senior Ball Committee 4. DONALD MORAN - Senior Chorus 1.2,3,45 Bowling 1.2.3, 4, Captain 2.3,45 County Bowling Tournment 2.3:All-County Bowling Tournament 35 Tennis 1.2.45 Freshman Basketball 15 junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Ball Committee 45 All-County Chorus 2.45 All-County Tennis 2.3. THOMAS MORRILL - Future Farmers of Amerim 2.3.45 F.F.A. Basketball 2. Tennis 35 Ainodelac Staff-45 junior Prom Committee 3, Senior Ball Committee 4. COURTNEY NIXON - Future Farmers of Ameriu 2.3.4. Treasurer 3, Basketball Team 2.3.4, National Convention 3. CLARA NOTHNAGLE - Future Homemakers of America 15 Senior Chorus 1.25 Bowling 3,45 Ainodelac Stall' 3.45 Pep Club 15 junior Prom Committee 3. Senior Ball Commit- tee 4. SALLY O'LEARY - Bowling 3.45 News Blazer Staff 3.4, Editor 45 Ainodelac Stall' 5.4, Business Editor 45 junior Prom Committee 3. Senior Ball Committee 45 Library Club 1.35 Photography Club 25 Christmas Play 35 St. Bonaventure Press Conference 35 Scholastic Editors' Conference 45 F.H.A. 1.5. Secretary 35 F,T.A. 4. NANCY PAKULA - Photography Club 45 Library Club 3,45 Future Homemakers of America 2.35 junior Prom Com- mittee 3. Senior Ball Committee 45 Ainodelac StaB' 3.45 Bowl- ing 3.4. r.r.A. 4. LAURENCE REED . Basketball 1,2.3.45 Bowling 1.2.5,-4. Baseball 3.45 New York State Citizenship Education Program 3.45 Adventures ln Thinking Program 45 Ainodelac Staff 3.45 junior Prom Committee 3. Senior Ball Committee 45 Christmas Play 3. VALEEN RETZKO - Girls' Chorus 1,25 Senior Chorus 1,25 Senior Chorus l,2,3.45 Bowling 2.3.45 Girls' Trlo 2.3, Octet 35 All-County Chorus 1,35 All-State 2.45 Ainodelac Stall' 2.3.45 Class Treasurer 15 Class Secretary 2, Class President 45 junior Prom Committee 3. junior Prom Alternate 3: Senior Ball Committee 45 F.H.A. 2.3, President 3: Pep Club 15 New York State Yearbook Conference 45 Intramurals: Basket- ball 1.3, Baseball l.35 Cheerleader 1,2.3,4. DONNA ROBINSON - Senior Chorus 1.25 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Future Homemakers of America 1.2.35 Future Teachers of America 2.3.45 Ainodelac StaB'1.2,3,4, Assistant Business Editor 25 News Blazer Stat? 2.35 junior Prom Committee 3. Senior Ball Committee 45 St. Bonaventure Press Day 35 Bowling 3.4. CONSTANCE SAEVA - Bowling 3,45 Senior Chorus 1.2.3. 45 Pep Club 15juniorProm Committee 35Senior Ball Commit- te 45 Ainodelac Staff 3.4. jANlCE SIMPSON - Transferred from East High, Rochester, in Senlor Year - Leaders' Club 15 Senior Play 1.25 Frolico l. 25 Carnival 35 Business Club 35 Bowling 1.2.3. v MARIE SIMPSON - Senior Chorus 1,2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 1,25 All-State Music Festival 2.4, All-County Festival 1.25 Bowling 1.2.3.45 junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Ball Committee 45 Library Club 1.2.35 News Blazer StaB'45 Varslty Cheerleader 3.45 Intramurals: Basketball 3. Baseball 25 Aino- delac StaK 4. DALE STONE - Football 1,2.3.45 Senior Chorus 1.2,3.45 Student Coundl 1.25 Vice-President of Student Council 25 Class Vice-President 35 All-County Chorus 25 Tennis 3.4' Track 2. v JUDITH WALDRON - Girls' Bowling 1.2.3545 Class Pres- ident 1. Sfxretary 2.45 News Blazer Stall' 45 Ainodelac StaB' Z.3,45 Senior Chorus 2.3.45 Girls' Chorus 1,25 lntr-amurals: SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS cont. Bzseball 2g Student Council 2,5, Vice-President 3g Chorus Secretary Zg junior Prom Alternate Sgjunior Prom Commit- tee 3g Senior Ball Committee 45 Christmas Play 3. LAURENCE WALKUP - Senior Band 3,41 Dance Band 3,43 News Blazer Stall' 33 Ainodelac Publicity Editor 4gjunior Prom Committee 3, Senior Ball Committee 4. RICHARD WEEKS - Photography Club 35 Ainodelac Staff 2,3,4g Adventures in Thinking Program 33 junior Prom Committee 3, Senior Ball Committee 45 Future Teachers of Ameriai 35 Ainodelac Photographer 3.4. BARBARA YACKEL - Girls' Chorus 1,25 Senior Chorus 1,25 Class Treasurer 2,3,4: Ainodelac Stall' l,2,4g junior Prom Committee 3, Senior Ball Committee 4. CAROL YOUNGS - Library Club 1,2,4g Girls' Chorus lg Future Homemakers of America 1.3: Pep Club lg Aino- dclac Staff 43 junior Prom Committee 3: Senior Ball Com- mittee 4. Look pleasant, please. . 0 Oh Don, there's something I forgot to tell you! All right, who's got the key? A ir-- Where's Dick Weeks? Taking pictures? -3-JZ, ,, ,x 'G s I Hu .mg . , , .ii S ff ,W g,. 'I -,J W fx xi' as., BACK ROW: Joseph Wild, Richard Tetrault, Ruben Barrows, Richard johnson, Alben Stcphany, Donald Oltrnann, Paul Raymond, Stephen Mcllwaine, Donald Ezard, james Terry. FOURTH ROW: David Chester- ton, Gran! Livermore, Donald Matticc, Gerald Bard, Gerald Esubrook, Ronald Thompson, Barbara Simms, Barbara Griffin, Rose Niedzwlck, Steven Simms, Mr. Himmel. THIRD ROW: Gary Hanford, Casey CLASS OFFICERS 2- ' va ,L Randall, jane Resch, Linda Burrows, Gail Heuer, Barbara Waterson, Jeanne Robertson, Virginia Pease, Beatrice Falwell. SECOND ROW: joan Irving, Nancy Hale, Linda Noble, Joyce Arnold, Marilyn Keenan, Patricia Papero, Ruth Wilson. Carol Brown. FRONT ROW: Karen Ckner, Anne Angevlne, Patricia Heier, Ruby Simms, Marlene Slephany, Virginia Gray. ABSENT: Mary Davis. UNIORS Pmiderzt .... . . . Barbara Griifln We Pmridmt .... . . . Donald Oltmann Semetafy .... .... P atricia Papero Tnururer . . . .... Carol Brown X ......, :::::::::::::::i5EE5EE5ii ' J lllll za ' i A , . m . .2fgz12: 'g f L ' V LTP' ' . f r- ,. W W, I . R, 221 if L3 .TQJM 'Y if 'f T V , . . Q? . x xg 311. w'Q33i it W if ,Tw w. Qjgffi wx-sz - -,' 4 , ,vs W -1 'TWV- mf 4 1 A Al V33 ' A M. Y f W if VI , 3 W ff' i t , '1 M Va, BACK ROW: Clayton Wing, james Whiteside, jay Ward, Florence judinh Tetrault,GerricVeIdhuizen,johnWingate,Mr.Schorer.ABSENT: Vasciannie, john Sheldon, Judith Stone, Richard Weber. FRONT james Taillie. ROW: Barbara Dolph, Francis Yopp, Shir-leyWnlkup,Ch:xrleneWilkins, SOPHOMORE BACK ROW: G Thomas McKern THIRD ROW: Sa Frederick Keith, 1 crorge Mcllwaine, Stanley johnson. Robert Irving, an, Fred Hermansen, Philip Litteer, Arnold jackson. ndra Kwasney, Patricia Latko, Pamela Krampe, Michael King, Barbara McGinnis, Diane Martin, Mr. .. :Sf FRESHME Smith. FIRST ROW: Ruth Ann Holliday, Margaret McEwen, Sally McCrr:ecly, Carol Majors, Barbara McKay, Clarence Marlowe, Leonard Hodges. ABSENT: Benedikt Kullner. ra BACK ROW: joseph Niedzwick, james Williams, Susan Wild, Sharon Miller, Toni Schultz, Theresa Rapone, Robert Rapone, Paul Randall. THIRD ROW: Edward Sheffer, Donald R:Lnous,Edwarcl Simms, William Sheldon, james Washburn, Wesley Stiles, Stuart Wing, Thomas Torpey, Mr. Mulcahy, SECOND ROW: Lynn Meloy, Gary Minetto, Thomas Nicholls, Georgianna Middleton, Priscilla Stone, Bonnie Whiteside, Richard Schubmehl, Carole Smith. FRONT ROW: Ann Toni Parnell, Helen 0'Donncll, Linda Stevenson, Robert Miller, Larry Powell,Merrilyn Vasciannie, Martha Rdth. ABSENT: Dennis Quackertbush. FRESHMEN BACK ROW: Monika Fortner, Barbara Barrows, Barbara Chiverton, Mary Lou Grattan, Alice Hayward, David Elkins, Robert Bickford, Gary Bovee, W, Harvey Bennett, james Gill. MIDDLE ROW: Charles Finlayson, Francis Cappotelli, Marilyn Burns, Eric Baker, Darla Eggleston, Craig Fisher, john Grimn, Shirley Dykstra, David Harkness. FRONT eg ' Mg. lf... ROW: jennifer Ford, Marda Harkness, Diane Bovee, Mildred Brown, Barbara Hcffer, Maureen Freeman, Mina Brown,james Herkimer, George Hahn. ABSENT: Mrs. Reeves, Frederick Bovee, Thomas Cornell, MHKOH Ebersnld, lane Allen, Patricia Feeley, Catherine Good, ,gg Nix , 1 ,. W . Kspzfg 5g p 2. L 3 EIGHTH GRADE ...QI BACK ROW: Gerald Simms, Thomas Simms, Robert Sickles, Claire Simpson, Linda Fountain, Peggy Lucas. Richard Robertson, Gerald Thompsundohn Moore. THIRD ROW: Valerie Richardson,Richard Roth, Geral Brooks, Anthony Rapone,Glenn Quackcnbush. Thomas Kretschmer, William McGlnty, Earl Manley, Lewis Price, Mrs. Keefe, SECOND ROW: Ronald Smith, Ronald Chestenon, Carol LeBlanc, Rose Ruddick. Melanie Lucas, Nancy Ochs, Linda Bardeen, Richard Sayers, Kenneth McCartney, FRONT ROW: Timothy O'Donnell, Donald Roberts, William Schroeder, Marlene Parnell, Gloria Rych- licki, Ebed Scott. SEVE TH GRADE 1 BACK ROW: David Lessord, Shirley Mann, Rebecca Marlin, Niles Hickey, Leonard Musmrella, Christine Herk- imer, Carokn Herbert, Reid Meloy, Billie jean McAbee, Laura Murp y. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Gray, Linda Gntttan, Gary Grattan, Donna Herald, Linda McCreedy, Donald alla-a e, Sue Hartford, MarjorieMacWilliams, Michael Heater, joan Hughes, Mr. Barrett. SECOND ROW: Lavonne Mitchell, Richard Hermansen, james Nelan, john Nied- zwick, Stanley Morrill, Richard Krenzer, Karl Heuer, Gerald Ho le, Gary Wilkin, Donna Hyatt. FRONT ROW: Stuart Heisfer, Lawrence Heller, William Harrin ton,james Ladd, Richard Hefner. ABSENT: Mary Hanna, ?ack Houk, BACK ROW: Paul Ross, Susan O'l.mxy, Ruben Nothlger, Barbara Russ, William Sickles, C rll Resch, Susan Tuccl,james Straight . Roberts, Parnell , Kenneth SEVENTH GRADE THIRD ROW: Ronna Retzko, Sandra Weber, Donna Leon Williams, Bonnie Pfennlnger, Aneta Ochs, Melinda eann Pullyblank, Mr. Collins, SECOND ROW: Georg Sayers, Sandra Dolph, Sharon Walkup, Kristine Slenz, . BACK ROW: james Krenzer, Alben Cesare, Robert Anderson, Richard Qmcronialack Crane, Dale Gutekunsl, Thomas Hogle, Michael Cannon, wardlieisler, Robenlirenzer. THIRD ROW: Patxid: Hidzey, David Fellows, Kenneth Hale, Linda Austin, Susan El . Mary Daley, Mu1orleFn.rrell,DanHouk, Roger Howe, Peter Redford, Mr. Fnnoesu. SECOND ROW: eborah Donnelly, Janne Crane, Jeanne Arnold, Shelly Heialer, Phyllis joyoe Reed, Donna Dolph, Russell Tetrault, Kathleen Wager. FRONT ROW: Constance Raponc, Marv Rapone, Kathleen Smith, Charles Pike, Grolyn Rapone, Deborah Sherman. ABSENT: lawrence Src-phany. Hudres, Sandra Embllng, George Emens, Jerri: Davis. Leonard Ellis. FRONT ROW: Danlel Cunningham, Charles Collins, Melville Keenan, Dan Hanford, Frcderlck Devore, Daniel Schlosser, Janet Capliohelll, Gail Heifer, Linda Campbell, Susan Coyle. ABSHSIT: Thomas Hush, Edwin Fisher, Mary Black, Joyce Feeley. 33 BACK ROW: Donald Cappouzlli, Kathie Donaghue,l.lncla Ellrlns, Bmy Brzezowski, Barbara Donnell , Robert Cooper, Gerlene Cross, Izrry Schuldt, Sharon Coyle, Renate Former, William Carter. THIRD ROW: Patrida Daley, Cheryl Flsher, Susan Gardner, Wayne Flsher, Larry Forsyth, Sandra Eggleston, Linda Dempsey, Neil Angevine, Fernando Bonacqulsll, alhleen Geyer. ,. ,-5,5 .2 1- 'g 1 SECOND ROW: Mrs. Root, Frances Brown, Charles Brown Eugene Cooney, Peter Coppini, Bryan Eaton, Thomas Gernens Mlchnel Folsom, Patricia Feelcy, FRONT ROW: Patricia Buckley jnoquelyn Fiala, Marlene Brown, Kenneth Fisher, Kevin Uanqf Mary Ellen Kougher. U DERCLASSME MEMORIES Mrs. Sheldon teaches new homcmaking skills, The Sophvettes perform at Club 62 . Can this be Fmt Man? 1 :L P, .L Q ': , .L V. X GR DE Q n s f X 'ukvj' in SIXTH GRADE ACTIVITIES One of the major undertakings of the Sixth Grades has been the formation ofa Service Club, under the direction of Miss Rossney, our Elementary Supervisor. The duty ofthe twelve members belonging to this club is to serve teachers and classmates by collecting absence cards and banking slips, and by serving on patrol duty in the halls. All the sixth grades, in order to support Pavlos, their foster child, sold pencils and tablets to the other grades. Many members of the class also participated in Elementary Chorus and Band. These organizations, under the leadership of Mr. Allen and Mr. Eager, demonstrated their ability at a Spring Concert, along with other groups. Twice during the year Parent-Teacher Conferences were held. Later in the spring, parents were invited to visit a classroom while school was in session. This served to encourage a closer family-school relationship and enabled the parents to observe their children at study. One of the most important ceremonies of the year was the Arbor Day program. On this day, the sixth grades planted a tree near the school entrance. This is an annual event. Although it is agreed that sixth grade has been one of fun and hard work, all the students are antic- pating entering the seventh grade in the fall. BOTTOM Row: william Folsom, Stanley Ryeanckx, Joseph Isli-. S-ndn Stellm TOP ROW: Daniel Sd11fer.Mr-Pennington. Esposito, Sam Saeva, Bmee Herald, Frank Worden, Francis Mack. COUSUHUC H3555 hurl' MICNWSNOD- GUY Blfdffn- Dflxlflh MIDDLE ROW Kip Gum, Cymhg, puhh, Donn, Negdzwgckl Martin, George Middleton, Barbara Cameron, Charles johnson, Linda Dempsey, Kathleen Kissel, Patricia Cooney, Linda Corcim- An'-honi' Mlnmu- Alice Aikms- Mus Andefsonr 37 FIFTH GRADE ,.,,,.,,,.A..,, ,,,,,.,,,, ......., ,,3.,Ay.,.,.w , ,,, ' e3a:..m,w.e . I . , . 1 1 BOTTOM ROW: Timothy Flala, Sharon Culbertson, Susanne Hilliard, Amelia Coppini, Barbara Shelton, Patricia Freeman, Christopher Nicholls, MIDDLE ROW: Richard Austin, janet Warner, Linda Rivers, Ellen Taillie, Sharon Murphy, Jacquelyn Thompson, Denise Welsby, james Farrell. TOP ROW: Mrs. Foltman, Lee janowski, William Leathersich, William Hughes, Michael Gnllan, Lewis Kingsbury, Ronald Roth, Vernon OiTen, Douglas Wing, jmes Rosenkranze, Lynn Pullyblank, Martin Minetto, Daniel Heater, Thomas Ladd, Robert jones. ABSENT: Elizabeth Allen. I1 A L w- .tfffw-Af -W WA- - rs l O ms BOTTOM ROW: Diane Coyle, leona Luchenbach, Linda Mills, Valerie Vasdannie. MIDDLE ROW: Kathleen Krenzer, Mary Lou Ochs, Sally Sayers, Pamela Vail, Putrida Smith, Kathleen Callan, Victoria Tallo, Tanya Weitzcl. TOP ROW: Nancy Ianduyt, 38 Mrs. Maclntyre, Thomas Leathersich, Daniel Kwasncy, Gary Capporelli, Dwight Hum, Robert Le Blanc, Stephen Morrison, George Yopp, Terry Boylan, Robert Berner, Lewis Simms, Robert 'ani jones, Charles Fellows. ABSENT: Ira Harmon, PatriciaMcCartney. FIFTH GRADE ACTIVITIES This year the fifth grades were kept very busy by Mrs. Satre, Mrs. Foltman and Mrs. Maclntyre. Mrs. Satre's and Mrs. Foltma.n's classes studied South America. Using the knowledge obtained, they made a product map of our Southern neighbors. Each week all the fifth grades watched Focus on Science, a television program. From this the pupils made erosion displays, showing proper and improper planting methods. Mrs. MacIntyre's grade, after studying a unit on the Southeastern U.S., made a large map. As they studied each secion of the country, the pupils filled in the states, cities, and products. They also made a display of plants and seeds which was very interesting, as it was exciting to see the things grow each day. All the grades made a rock display early in the year. A special table in each room was devoted to the rocks collected by the pupils themselves. They have enjoyed this year, it is exciting to look forward to sixth grade. BOTTOM ROW: Kathryn King, Marpret Daley, Linda Diubmo, Mrs. Sure, Robert Brown, David Reed,Mlchael Donaghue, Kenneth Elizabeth Robertson,Priadlll Booth, Catherine Cullen, Sa1lySlckles, Wllkuih Ridllfd HHN, P011 COPPIDI- Dol-V810 MiCD0l'll1d. Kurt Slentz. MIDDLE ROW: Elizabeth Nelan, Phyllis Johnson, Rlthlrd Cooper, Curtis Smith, Gerald Blldeck, Bart Gutekunst, Marie Helier, Susan Gwynn, juanlu Wing, jam Flynn' Ruben, William Andaloi-o,James Jackson. Neale, Bonnie deLeeuw, Marsha Freeman. TOP ROW: Cul Fisher, 39 i,., i mb? fy mr ' -'. .' 3253 I fig! m Wv!' W ,. 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M3535 1 'pf wp ' .1, qi Xi' Q . as . ,g BOTTOM ROW: David Rapone, Louis Miller, David Fitch, Randall DiRicnzo, Sharon Pfcnninger, Patricia Thompson,janice Allen, Joanne Harrington, Thomas Ralston. MIDDLE ROW: Roger Lancluyt, Shirley Haddleton, Henry Cobb, Kim Charron, Donna Boylan, PatriciaSulliv:tn, Barbara Asbury, Cynthia Morrill, Phyllis Dykstra, Suzanne Smith, Karen THIRD BOTTOM ROW: joseph Rychlicki, john Parnell, Timothy Clements, Frank Farrell, Oxrol Gwynn, Alan Baldeek, Steven Davis,john McCreedy., MIDDLE ROW: David Grifling, jeffrey King, Beverly Kirkpatrick, Joan Rapone, Mrs. Mustari, Patti jo Weltzel, Susanne Gtrpentenjill Thompson, Kathleen Nicholls. TOP ROW: joseph Trotter, Robert Cxlllan. TOP ROW: Mrs. Kelly, Ester Vasciannic, Kenneth Snyder, Ronald Curry, Ronald Chrastron, Daniel Blakcr, Frank Tiberio, Robert Don- ahue, Roxanne Vaughn, Daniel Herald, Terry Hnllet, Robert Whiteside. Ronald Esterbrouk, Michael Shelton, james Shafer. ABSENT: David Heisler. GRADE Nothnztgle, Kathleen En-tens, Cynthia Coyle, Brenda Fortner, Maureen Hefner, Judith Gilbert, Sylvia Houpt, Gloria Sickles,PatriciaLeathei-sich, Ann Cesarano, Catherine Cannon, Elaine Elkin, Valice Bucey, Timothy Daley, Brian Simpson, Martha Brown, Gary Kennison. ABSENT: Sherry Reid, Floyd Worden. 1 Q Neff 292 mx Y, uf-- ' , Q-2 M 5125 ' Fix ! 5 W ev: lr' QQ. f lk .5 'fe R W 8'?r - .mf V 'h 3232 ? 328, 'fu x' dx ,gy 'U :f ,' . 3559 9 v' fin 'M yl v 955' LT '3-UP 5 4' Lf? W 1 1 pf BOTTOM ROW: Nancy Emens, Diane Bardceu, Barbara Harring- ton, Tonya Cobb, Renne Hale, Nancy Chlvenon, Gary Russ, David Neale. MIDDLE ROW: Valencia Bass, janet Waldron, Mary Lou Green, Thomas Nozhnagle, Debra Troianoski, Karen Cappotelll. Stephen Snyder. TOP ROW: Marolyn Roberta, Gary SQU.ll'ES, SECOND BOTTOM ROW: James Hefner, Bonnie Ralston. Deborah Schafer, james Sayers, Kenneth Morrill, Betty Legg, Marie Miller. MIDDLE ROW: Doris Butler, Jackie Dolby, Stephen Davis, Daniel Fisher, Robert Bardeen, Janet Blaker, Clifford Jackson, Walter Lindow, Lawrence Heins, Eileen Kremer. Denise Hughes, Robert Martin. Brian Clary, Daniel Hackeu, Lawrence johnson, David Vlnk.-Amy Fenton, Franceen Mancuso, Roxanne Hoag,Patrlda Grant,Margaret Harrigan, Mrs. Huinan, Michael Farrell. ABSBNT: Ross MacKay. GRADE Donald Bfown, Bonnie Snyder, Nancy Cooper, Susan Cook, Marsha Gardner. TOP ROW: Mrs. Weeks, Gu-lstopher Sxorms. ABSENT: Ronald Hank, Dawn Cross. BOTTOM ROW: Elizabeth Cannon,Michae:lMeKay,DonnaVan Cassele, Glenda Squires, Christine Davis, Deborah Fletcher, Nancy Daley, Hilda Cordmlglla, Robin Sickles, Catherine Buckley. MIDDLE ROW: Terence Bullard, Kathleen Clancy, Nanny Luckenhach, Dale Snyder, Linda Dunaghue, Bonnie Betterldge, Andrew Campbell, Lawrence A Ai.. t if Thompson, David I-Ioldridge, Christine Lathan. TOP ROW: Miss Campbell.Molly Dempsey, Deborah Donnelly, Dawn Adams, Linda Morgan, Donna Nothnagle,Susan Sherman, john Coyle, Nanette Fenton, jeffrey Boylan, William jones. FIR T GRADE BOTTOM ROW: David Downey, Carla Van Blake, Teri jackson, Brian Fisher, Deborah Martin, Nancy I-Iermahsen, Donald Outterson. MIDDLE ROW: james Maclntyrc, Timothy Balonek, Alan Dnnaghue, Ann Mar- shall, Debra Marble, Gerald Gray,I.lnda Borst, Lillian Wills, David Vokes. TOP ROW: Ricky Dolby, Mrs. Hackenberxy, Maria Coppini, Daniel Harmon, William Schneider, Coleen Maloy, Michael Moran, Kevin Curts, Christine Brandcs, Mary WiLliams,Allison Crane, Charles Davis, Deborah Geer, Melinda Swans, Edward Sands. ABSENT: Dennis Wilkins, Rickie Elman. Linda DeForest. 'af .... 2, y labjb. BOTTOM ROW: Raymond Shattuck, Jeffery Aikens, Dennis Hann, Jeffery Kingsbury, Michael Kelly, Donald Curry, Terrance Offen, Daniel Van Allen. MIDDLE ROW: john David Thornton, Mary Coyle, Rosanne Wood, Rcbeou Hilliard, Lynette Parnell, Elizabeth Cesarann. TOP FIRST BOTTOM ROW: Deborah McEwen, Gall Slenlz, Madellne Carpenter, Milton Minetto, james Hank, Dorothy Schafer, Denise Ohlsen, Karen Clements. MIDDLE ROW: Lorie Sackett, Noel Stevenson, Cynthia Morrison, james Rothrock, Donna Worden, Susan Hodge, Edward ROW: Pasquale Combo, Wayne Worden. Tlmolhy King, Martha Tuttle, Carol Kancss, john DeVelder, Stacy Byam, Carol Clary, james Malay, Robert Whaley, Randy Ralston, Mrs. McCauley. ABSENT: Victor Foun- tain. Debra Cnndell, Thomas Callan. GRADE Mlcheaux, Thomas Forsyth, Eloise Irving, TOP ROW: Donna Esubrook, Mrs. Sharp, Delores Allen, Kathleen Patrick, Rachel Meloy, Cheryl Baker. Mary Ann Flll, JeH'ery Vail, Funds Chrsslon, Micheal Vlhitford, Sandra Hale, john Murphy. ABSENT: Donald Fitch,-limes Carbaugh. n 5 go L -nk .Q A 's t 39... MRS. MAY' KI DERGARTE BOTTOM ROW: Charles Llndow. Charles VanGordcz, Donald Maclntyre, janet Bostwlck, Gary Snyder, Kimberly Callan. SECOND ROW: Mary Lee Parnell, Gary Sidcles, Polly Nelan, john Riggi, Roberta MacLeod, Peter Tucci, Lynn Rosenkranz. THIRD ROW: Mark Reid, Kimberl Keenan, Ronald Bardeenglames Waldron, Timothy Harring- ton, Robert Ely. TOP ROW: Mrs. May, Kathleen Igaley, Suzanne Hoag, Lori llcm, Clndy Holley, Cindv Burger, Mark Kelly, Richard Brown, Edward Peet,jucl.lth Ca1lan,Robert Freeman, Gretchen Gear. ABSENT: Ruben Chiverton, David Rlpton, Ellen Harrigan. BOTTOM ROW: David Heins, Michael Fisher, lcon Hess, Dethenla Williams, Ellzabeth Grant. SECOND ROW: Wllllam Sullivan, Frank Paxhia, Eric Wing, joseph Marlowe, Thomas Sullivan, Donna Cameron, Elizabeth Gilbert. THIRD ROW: Charles Carson, File Shattuck, Barr Lums, Timothy Murphy, Stephen Clements, Deborah Vink, Wendy King, Leslie Charron. TOP ROW: Brenda Hallett, Mrs. May, CaLhy Troianoskl, Robin Bamhardt,ja ueline Shannon, Dlanc Fitch, Debra Whaley, Donna Schafer, Daniel Hammond, Dennis Fitch, Sandra Palmllno. ASZENT: Edward Green, Glenn MacNaughton, john Ralston. MRS. FROST'S KI DERGARTE MORNING FIRST ROW: Kathleen Stella, GaryMattice,james Cronin, Richard Charles O'Donne1l, Shirley Hank, Mary Ann Torpey, Alan Cripps, Kinkbeil. SECOND ROW: Thomas Freeman, Charles Rapone, Donald Hanqv. FOURTH ROW judy Carbaugh, Culleennlvloran, Laddie King, Thomas Cook, james Harrington, Miclmel Cobb. Sharon Van Allernjanice Hayward, Bonnie Sue Maclntyre, Norman THIRD ROW: Robert Sheahan.Li11ian Combo, Kathleen Clements, Heisler, Karen Rivers, james Pimm, Mitchacl Tucci, Mrs. Frost. AFTERNOON FIRST ROW: Mrs. Frost, Stephen Bishop, Glenn Harkness, Margaret Murfan, Timothy Stewart, Ruben Kennison, Beverley Hefner, Eduar oTuttlc. SECOND ROW: Katlmerinclargg, Robert Kirkpatrick. Margaret Sickles, Cheryl Sims, Barbara Sackett, Brian Quackenbush, Dwight Alexander, Peter Brownkdoanna Moore, THIRD ROW: Esther Krenzer, Timothy No nagle, Christoper Ellis, Carol Murphy, Randall Hackett, Michael Allen, Charles Dalberth, Victoria Morrison, Mary Alice Sullivan, David Ralston. FOURTH ROW: Charles Hackett, Randy Palmer, Richard Brinkman, Paul Fisher, David Vail, Diane Purscl, Jayne Vink. ABSENT: Michael Smith. 49 WE HAVE FUN I PLAYING - -- A1 .lil Mr. Pennington's sixth grade takcsashort time for an discussion. In klndcrgnrten we learn to play together. CREATING - - - 7. 3 3-. is Mlss Malts and udet admire the llbrary bulletin board. Mrs. Kelly helps girlsand boys plant orzngc trees, 50 WORKING ,, We like to hnve our picture nkcn. Bch day we learn more words. . SCHOOL 5:7 - Q v x HELPER 'E' A sift' All 'S -. -'.' , 'VV jp. CUSTODIANS 'Qfw ' ...- or N wr-Y' BSP' The unrecognized heroes of our school,the custodians, ff ' , ' ' W should not be forgotten, Through their constant efforts , ' Q, ,-1 C our school is kept spotless. These men are to bc 5'-.ga commended for their complete and competent service. li fi as ., 1' , ..' , 513 .r an y M 5 fy is -i .Yr emh if: UI get ,..,-:-, t hee 4-J .- . -s,'..- 1 - .K fa ' .- : L fgfagygv' 3 l 5 w g 9 . '25 54255: tx' 1' : '3Ql, ff ,, iv-jfs if rf V-'few , BACK: Mr. Lawrence Englert,Mr.john Vcldhuizen. FRONT: Mr. Xvilliam Hamilton, Mr. jack Dolby. Mr. Robert Bunting, Mr. Sam Di Liberto, Mr. Leo McLaughlin, Mr. Milton Hone. Mr. Richard Fagan, Mr. Leon Washburn, Mr. Howard Lyttle, Mr. Harold Culbertson, Mr. john McKay. DRIVERS To these men the pupils of Caledonia-Mumford Central School give a vote of gratitude. It is they who have provided for our safe delivery to school each day of thc year, despite inclement weather at roany times. We have placed in their hands our lives, which they have safely guarded through- out the years. CAFETERIA STAFF The Class of 1962 would like to extend their thanks also to the women ofthe cafeteria Staff who have devoted their time and energies to preparing and serving us delicious meals. These women are one more example ofthose persons who have worked constantly, without recognition, to make our school days more pleasant. BACK ROW: Mrs. Helen McEwen, Mrs. Ann Weber, Mrs. Mildred Rulifson, Mrs. Harriet johnson, Mrs. Harriet Grant, Mrs. Marion Sisslon, Mrs. Christine Hohbs,Mrs. Dorothy Hamilton. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Ethel hard, Mrs. Mary Campbell, Mrs. Ruth Beardsley, Mrs. Margaret Reed, Mrs. Helen 5' Bedford, Mrs. Mildred Lyttle, THESE ARE A PART OF EVERY DAY - - -i Miss Van Voorcn teaches us the importance ofgood dental health. DENTAL HYGENIST CUSTODIANS Mrs. Ezard, one ofthe cafeteria women. is busy preparing another nutritious meal, CAFETERIA WORKER NURSE Bill Hamilton cleans up at the end ofthe day. 52 Mrs. Stone is again checking eyesight, an unnuztlservicc provided to students. .-Y. Z as mid! . . 2 '- 2. , . va QQEQ55 'ACTIVITIES FIRST ROW: Valerie Hinsdale, Audrey Knapp, Carol Brown, Qrolyn Garson, Mary Harrington, Loretta Cappolelli. SECOND ROW: Maureen Reed, Ruth Wilson, Patricia Papero, Linda Noble, Gail Heuer, Linda Burger, Marie Simpson, Katherine Ball. THIRD ROW: Nancy Hale, Donna Robinson, ,Ioyce Arnold, jane Resch, Mary Davis, Mary Ellen Cook, Marilyn Keenan, Sally O'Leary, Sharon Davis. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Gimlh, Peterjacobs, Barbara Griffin, Caruljohnson, Mary Davison, Clara Nothnngle, Barbara Waterson, jean Robertson, Barbara Yackel, judith Waldron, Vsleen Retzko, Nancy Pakula, Mrs. Shafler. FIFTH ROW: jencll johnson, Evelyn Caffrey, William Elkins, james Booth Thomas Morrill, Lawrence Wnlkup, Donald Ottmann, David Ely, Ronald Hale. Harold Geyer, Lawrence Recd, Patricia Davis. AINODELAC STAFF Arlviion , . . E. Erhlor-in-rbly' . . . A Lfmliflljl Erhlar ......... Serliar Scrtiorz Co- ErH.'or.r . . . L Gnak sem Efhvr . . Brmkfw Ezffnr . . . 32:23 Spam' Co-Eulflom . . . Pllblfflfl' Erbmr .... Pbolognyhby Ea7lor . . . . . . Mrs. Griffith Mrs. Shaffer . . . .... Evelyn Caffrey 'I . . . Mary Catherine Davison . . Carolyn Carson Caroljohnson . . . Patricia Davis . . . Sally O'Leary . . . Lawrence Reed Ronald Hale . . . Lawrence Walkup . , . Richard XVeeks .- -1-:c-.--1-.--2-' N . .. . 1-.1-1' 1-1-' NEWS BLAZER STAFF EIHIOF ..... . . . . Awktanl Erklor ..... Spam .... ...... Amlrtaut Sport: Eritor . . . . A11 En7!or ........ Auixtaul An' Erktor . C7n'ulation ..,... . Arxzktaut Unwzlatiou . Trwnmfr ...... . . Aflvixorr . . EDITORS . . . . Sally O'Leary . . . Caroljohnson . . . . . . . Ruth Wilson . . . Lorena Cappotelli . ....4. Gail Heuer .......G1rolBrown . . . . Donna Robinson . . . . . Catherine Ball . . . . . Patricia Papero . . . . . Mrs. Virginia Keefe Mrs. Mildred Shaffer FRONT ROW Shirley Walkup,HelenO'Donnell,jennifcr Ford,Donna P0fClli. Barbara ChiVCn0l'h Mlry l-Ou Gfinlfl M311 EUC!! Cook MIB' Cunningham Mary Harrington. SECOND ROW: C1rol Brown, Mrs. I-OU Donnelly. Maureen RCC'-l. Cllhrfihe Ball MICE HlYW3fd Marilyn Shaffntr Gail Heuer Patricia Papero, Sally 0'Leary, Ruth Wilsoxx, Donna Burns, judilh Waldron. Carol J0l'1H50ll- M3119 Simpson Robinson Mrs Keefe Valerie Hinsdale. THIRD ROW: Loretta Cap- I 56 FIRST ROW: William Elkins, Barbara Simms, Ctroljohnson, Casey Rzndall. SECOND ROW: Reid Meloy, Ronna Retzko, jean Crane, Lewis Price, Alice Hayward, Maureen Reed. STUDE T COUNCIL In the past three years, the Student Council has become increasingly active in school functions and affairs. The purpose of this body is to represent the student body in various matters such as adopting suggestions about school rules. The council also sponsors social activities forthe entire school. This year under the able guidance ofMrs. Reeves the Student Council again did a fine job of representing the pupils in school activities. OFFICERS- Casey Randall, I!YaLPmr2lm4' Barbara Simms, Tfnlwm Vlllllam Elkins, Pminblf: Cwrol johnson, Stcmary. BACK ROVV: Gary Bovcc, Many Catherine Davison, Peter O'Brien, Dennis Eaton, Marilyn johnson, William Hkins l-rank bttbcr. FRONT ROW: Many Randall, Carolyn Howe, Sondra Stone, Florence Nobles. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY DILIGENT STUDY REWARDED Students who have excelled in scholarship, service, leadership, and character are chosen by the members of the faculty to be admitted to the National Honor Society. Membership is a coveted honor and recognized as such by a majority of colleges. This past year these students in the above picture were selected to receive this distinction and to become members ofthe Caledonia Chapter. Among those in the picture are the Valedictorian and Salutatorian ofthe Class of 1961. They are Mary Randall and Peter O'Brien, respectively. A -. w.- as ss 5' I X Qf'f::i 1 X: Rf 1-uv g .Sf PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB The stall' of the 1962 Ainodelac wishes to take this opportunity to thank the members of the Photography Club for their part in making the yearbook a reality. Special recognition is due Richard Weeks, our photography editor, who spent long hours working on many pictures which appear throughout this book. 1 We would also like to thank Mr. Himmel for organizing and advising , this particular group, and for allowing them to use his equipment to take and print pictures. In the future, it is hoped that the Photography l Club will play an even greater role in the production ofthe Ainodelac. BACK ROW: Richard Weeks, Anne Angevine, Corrinne Russ, Delm-is Burger. Virginia Pease, Nant? Hale. FIOFHHCQ VHSCilfmiU. Virginia Roth, Pamela Stevenson, Peter jacob, Clayton Wing, William Sheldon, Gray, N2i1B2df0fd. NNW Pakula- ABSENT5 Ronlld Halv- l Dennis Quackenbush, Mr. Himmel. FRONT ROW: Dale Metz, Linda l ,,,, ,,,,, THEY WILL PROVIDE FOR US - - 4 - l BACK ROW: Mr. Smith, Eric Baker, RoyFitzSimmons, Donald Thomas Fisher. SEATED: Larry Cornell, Paul Raymond, Donald Ranous, Robert Bickfurd,. Gordon Booth, Donald Mattice. johnson, james Bootl-njames Terry, Grant Livermore. FRONT Richard MHHCI-ISO. Fredelidi BOVSC, Joseph K-fbnlffi Ronald ROW: Gary Minctto, Robert Mcllwaine, Robert Mancuso, Gary Thompson, Burton Manley, Courtney Nixon, Stanley johnson, Bubel, W 1 l Mr, Howard Smith, Arlrlimn FUTURE FARMERS l OF AMERICA The Caledonia F.F.A. Chapter is composed of boys studying vocational agriculture. The basic purposes of this group are to develop agricultural leadership and to promote good citizenship and cooperation. Among the many activities of the organization are a trip to Kansas City to the National F.F.A. Convention, an F.F.A. Banquet in the spring, various judging contests, and basketball games. BACK ROW: Annhony Minetto, Dorothy Grant, Laurie Mao Kathleen Kissel, Smdra Stella, Gennnlnc Parnell. FRONT Naughton, Charles johnson, Donald Krenzer, Charles Crane, ROW: Miss Rossncy, Daryl Dietschler. ABSENT: Thomas Henry Ocl-ns, Frank Worden. MIDDLE ROW: Ethel Yackel, Marlowe. SERVICE CLUB Mrs. Weeks receives a message as one Service Club member performs het' duly. To prevent accidents, Daryl keeps watch near stairs. FOURTH ROW: B. Waterson, Meloy, P. Chivenon, C Smith, M, C, Davison, S. Dykstra, M. Burns, j. Stone-,j. Hone, D. Stone, C. johnson, G. Connor, N. Kellner, J. Wild D johnson D Baton J. Waldron. B. Whiteside, B. Barrows, M. Ilorther, j.Rdhertson,jl Resch, M. Reed. V. Retzko. THIRD ROW: S. Kwasn , B. Folwell. P. Stone, D. Eggleston, S. Miller, S. Wild, M. Brownfh. Kellner, In Keith, M. Davison, G.Granr, G. Heale, D. Ely, M. King, E. Baker, L. Cap otelli, j. Allen, G. Middleton, C. Russ, D. Bovee,j. Ford SECOINID ROW: Mr. Allen, D,MartIn,P. Krampe,B.HelI'cr, M. Brown M. Simpson, j. Sheldon, F. Hermansen, D. Metz, R.johnson,R' Weber, G. Frazer, J. Cannon, M. L. Donnelly, F. Vasciannie, L. Majors S. Gray, S. Davis. FIRST ROW: E. Calfrcy, C. Wilkins, C. Saeva, C' Ball, D. Quackenbushhl, Herkimer, T. Cornell, D. Elkins, C. O'Brien W. Elkins, V. Hinsdale, M. Freeman, S. jackson, P. Feeley. SENIOR HIGH CHORUS FIRST ROW: Valecn Retzko. Dennis Eaton, Marie Simpson. 62 SECOND ROW: Mr. Allen, Donald johnson. The Senior Chorus, having been greatly en- larged, had another successful year. Under the competent direction of Mr. Paul Allen, the vocal section of Caledonia Mumford's music department has improved tremendously. Las! May the chorus achieved an A-5 rating in competition held in Houghton, New York. In the fall of the year, the Senior Band joined with the chorus to work out a few selections. A Spring Concert is also being 'planned at this time under the guidance of Mr. Allen. Thank you. Mr. Allen, for all you have done, you are completely responsible for our success. BACK ROW: Carolyn Herbert, Melanie Lums, Shirley Mum, Linda Austin, Renata Former, Richard Roth, Paul Ross, jerry Simms, Thomas Simms, Richard Cameron, David Lessord, Thomas Ho le, Geraldine Cross, jean Arnold, Deborah Donnelly, Mariorie Farreli Joyce Feeley, Chtherine Wagar, Donna Herald. MIDDLE ROW: Yvonne Mitchell, Connie Rapone, Marlene Pamell, Susan Hartford, Kathleen Sminh, Roger Howe, Bryan Eaton, Richard Hermansen, Reid Meloy, Patrick Hickey, Susan Ely, Sandra Eggleston, Linda Bardccn, Sandra Embling, Marilyn Gray, Mr. Allen. SECOND ROW: Susan Coyle, Marjorie Mace Williams, Gail Heifer, Deborah Sherman. FXRST ROW: Phyllis Hughes Patricia Buckley,janet Cappotelli, Christine Slentz, jerry Hoge, Donald Neale, james Ladd, Leonard Muscarella, Charles Collins, yril Resch, William McGlnty, jacquelyn Fiala, Ronna Retzko, ABSENT: Suzanne Tucci, Charles Brown, Ebed Scott. JU IOR HIGH CHORUS ELEME TARY CHORUS BACK ROW: Jennie Rollons, Alice Ailtens, Ellen Taillie,John Farrell, Stephen Morrison, Phyllis johnson, Marcia Freeman, Donald Simpson, Kath Krenzer, Mary Sue Melusky, Nancy Ely, julie Curts, Denise Welsla , Richard Chiverton. FOURTH ROW: Laurence jackson, Louis Kingshury, Curtis Smith, Linda Rivers, joan Flynn, Michael Grant, Susan Gwyn, Roberta Sue Neale, Sandra Hale, Kip Grant, Richard Cooper, Bonnie deLeeuw, Kris Vail, William Andalora. James jackson, Mr. Eager, THIRD ROW: Marie Heder, Tanya Weitzel, Ruben Brown, Thomas Ladd, Judy Schroeder, Richard Elkins, Margaret Reed, Priscilla Booth, fhtherine Callan, George Yopp, Michael Murphy, Mary Lou Ochs, Gary Cappotelli, Gerald Baldeck, Elizabeth Robertson. SECOND ROW: Sal y Sickles, Kenneth Walkup, Vernon Offen, Sally Coyle, Linda Corcimiglia. Juanita Wing, Andrm Baldeck, Linda DiLiberto, David Reed, FRONT ROW: Margaret Daley, Linda Clary, JoAnn Cornell, Pamela Vail, Barbara Shelton, Leona Luchenbach, Sandra Dempsey, Susanne Hilliard. ABSENT: Marcia Bickforcl, Betsy Allen. v ,ggggw-,1 M -'-n-1:-'.-,QAQ .vwwv M-.QV-V MUSIC: THE SWEETEST BACK ROW: Gordon Booth, Lewis Price, Richard Weber, john Hone. FOURTH ROW: Michael Davison, Wesley Stiles, Donald johnson, Peter jacob. THIRD ROW: Lynn Mcloy, Gary Gram, Alben Cesare, Michael Cknnon. SECOND ROW: Garol Smith, Barbara Barrows, s OQYXCEYS Judith Stone, Mary Davison, Barbara Griffin. FRONT ROW: Gcrrie Vcldhuizen, Sally McCreedy, M2rgarctMcEwen, Barbara MacKay, Charlene Wilkins, ABSENT: Lawrence Walkup. SENIOR 9 1 .. -v S' H5255iii:::::::ua.........,., r:zl::::::::xmar::::'::z:::::::g:::::: , Barbara , ,- , Pflffbl-9' Mary Davison, Seaway, Tnuuarn Griffin WIP-Pltflkll William Elkins - FilEE5:53'l3l5l5llffff5E55El:lE5 ' Efllifillflffillfiifiitl 'll :dlxzm kftlfgiffliiiii '55555i55ilil5f5iEff3f nag igunrsialg aanqua X auangaa 2 qunu aa ouaapaaanaaa- ..- SOUND I THE UNIVER E ,Yr x 1 My .Ah BACK ROW: William Sheldon, james Taillie, Eugene Krenzer. ROW: Maureen Freeman. Susan Wild, Patricia Paperoblenclljohxison, FOURTH ROW: john Cannon, William Elkins, Robert Barrows, Sharon Davis. FRONT ROW: Carol LeBlanc, Ann Angevine, Barbara james Booth, David Elkins. THIRD ROW: john Grifllnulames Herk- Campbell, Valerie l-linsdalqjane Allen, Shirley Gray. Lmer, Frederick DcVorc, joseph Ward, Charles O'Brien. SECOND BAD flglxsr 472, john Gannon William Elkins w,,,ba1 ,A . ,. . yn ' sgg,gi?w gXX,f.?'. . ' 'V' Q-v 4vi2?fv.m,, Qsiaim 7 x . :rx ,, I M., J ag. - X 'lyk-TPMIK4 A' :aff ' 1 1. 1 , M V -.. BACK ROW: Reid Meloy, Fernando Bonzicquisti, Nvillimn Andatlnru, Kurt Slentz, Gerald Bnldeck. l3.trt Gutekunst, Cyril Resch. l7ll7'l'l'l ROW: Dnnnld Neale, Kathryn King, Marilyn Gray, Stephen Coyle, Kenneth Walkup, james l..tdd, Dennis Cohen, Patrick O'Brien, Bryan Eaton, Sharon W.tlkup. FOURTH ROVV: Richard lilkins, l.iml.l Clary, Andrea Balcleclc, Sandra livvleston, Marlene Parnell, leatnne Crztnv. julie Curts, Renata Ftirtner, me Gutekunst, Mr. linger. THIRD ROVV: BEGINNERS' BA D BACK ROW: Michael Donnghue, David Rwdjttnmeshlaeksuti, Richard Cooper, john Kelly, joan Flynn, Mr. linger, Robert Brown, jaunrs Rusenk rttnze, Sally Sicklcs, 'l'lmmas Bonucquisti, Stephen Bztrtnlo, Michael Freeman, Alice Flynn, Nancy Slentz. FRONT ROW:J0hn Ward, Douglas . , Kathleen Smith. Kathryn XVag.tr, Ruth Ann Holliday, ,lminn Ohlmen. Roberta Sue Neale, Phyllis johnstin,ju.tnit:t XVing,,,Ioan l'lughes,.Ie.tnne Smith, Mttrgaret Reed, l.ind.t Elkins, Bonnie sie l.eettw. SECOND ROXV: lirances Brnwn. Reba-ee.: M.titin, M.trsh.t Freemttn, Sally ll.thn, l.ind.t MxteK.ty, Linda McCteedy, Kristine Slentz. FRONT ROW: l,.trry Forsyth. Kxtrl Heuer, Charles Brown, Charles Pike, 'I.tnies Sullivttn. Neil Angevine. ABSENT: Mary lillen Ktntgher, Patricia lfreeninn. JU 1011 BA D MacDnnatld , Curtis Smith, joseph Daley, Catherine C,tll.m, ltindnt Diljberto. Elizabeth Robertson, Edw.trd Pike, Fred Russ. ABSENT Mary Cannon. BACK ROVV: Michael Davison, David Ely, Norbert Kellncr, Riclmrd Wfcbcr, Gregory Connor. FRONT ROXV: jane Rcsch, Nlalry Catherine Davison. Marie Simpson, Loretta C.1ppolclli, Czltlwrinc Ball, Lind: Mzliors, Corrinnc Russ. ABSENT: Vulcan Rulzko, Dennis Baton. ALL-COUNTY CHORUS Each year an All-County Music Festival is held at one ofthe participating schools. This year the festival was held at Mt. Morris High School on February 3. Chorus and Senior Band members who represented Caledonia-Mumford Central School are pictured. ALL-COUNTY BA D BACK ROW: Gordon Booth. Gary Granl,j:imcs Boo!h,john Grillin,-limes Tiiillic, William Elkins, Eugene Krenzcr, joseph iVard, Charles O'Briun, FRONT ROXV: Maureen Freeman, Shirley Gray, Valerie Hinsdale, -luclilh Stone, Lynn Mcloy. x64 I iw :X ' -17 f , I , , .f mf' 3 v . , .336 - A . .3 I ,.gai5e??f ' ' M A Q' ' Q. . W 1 if :Q ifjfff-1 1L z , ' : , fifnsfiru' g' K 7 'S I r , ,9'Tj'N,-1 , .A .A 'ul ' . 3 4, , If 'If 'J . - in x '- Y Q , 0 ' 51'1gi9.:. ,, fkj x , ay. ' gvg, 91 ,rg 43. ,gi-' ' ' S 1 ..f?, I ' M K .W A Eizsvc .fgjv ' j' E532 ' . ' , , K -f 'J?:5v I f 3 . gfQ-:gf A ' Y ,5 2 .:Ij. L '2:ff?x,l, V 'ff' If Q53 gist: . , ,. , as. ,QW 5,5g3g . Wi 1-ff we tl 5-51331 '.,,-MQ 9 l , Q 'M W f , A . Wk ? Q il Q : I 5 gf ' . -M gi f -5 ' ,:,Z if - S - , ,t W :Aly v. V ..:, k.g, Y I 5, 'ff' gig' ' 3 A ,. x ! Q H wg Q. 4 Q . a Y K 'fi ki ty 'F f k gf9:NQ-ff! ! ': :' HWQLA' -. link if . , g Y : ' ,dnxaxvg -f ffwgfg. '--x. 1 'w,Lf!'f51 'N' 3 QP?- li ' .51 .. . ' ' ::. ..:'?M.fX.. W SPECIAL THE CORONATION: CLIMAX TO A MEMORABLE EVENING BEFORE CORONATION-Th c Royal A FT E R CO R 0 NA T10 N-- Theyare Couple, joey and Evelyn, nervously await crowned Prince and Princess ofrhejunior the crowning. Prom as alternates and friends look on. OVER THE RAINBOW l May 20, 1961 marked an eventful evening for the Class of '62, After many hours of planning and decorating, at last the long - awaited night ofour junior Prom, OVER THE RAINBOW, bemme A reality. ' A large turnout enjoyed an evening of dancing to the music of Al Castle's East Ridge Band. Shortly before intermission mme the climax of the Prom - - the coronation of the Prince and Princess. joey Fisher and Evelyn Gaffrey, selected for this honor by the student body,were crowned by Nelson Stiles and Lynn Waldron, assisted by Danny Fisher and Lorrie Sackctt as crownbearers. Altemates were Carolyn Carson, judy Waldron, Valeen Retzko, Craig johnson, William Elkins, and Dennis Eaton. Enchanted by the lovely outdoor setting of orchid, blue, and white, all who attended had a wonderful night. It was one evening the '62 graduates will cherish always. 70 JUNIOR PROM Prince joey and Princess Evelyn. DATE: MAY 20, 1961 THEME: OVER THE RAINBOW LARGE TURNOUT ENJOYS BALL The King and Queen and alternates dance immediately following The largest turnoutin reeentyears,dances the crowning. to the muSiC ofthe Ivy Leziguurs CLUB 62 On November 24, 1961, the Senior class held the traditional annual ball in the C.M.C.S. auditorium. Club 62 was the most successful Senior Ball in recent years. In keeping with the theme, as guests entered the auditorium they were surprised to find themselves in a very realistic night club scene. White table cloths, framed portraits, dim lights, and colorful center- pieces ndded to the atmosphere. To complete the effect, the Ivy Leaguei-s supplied the delightful dancing music. The high point of the evening was the coronation ofa King and Queen. Dennis Eaton and Judy Wald1'on, elected to this honor, were crowned by joey Fisher and Evelyn Catfrey, assisted by Gary Mattice and Gretchen Geer as crownbearers. Alternatcs were john Hone, Craig johnson, Donald Moran, Carolyn Carson, Valeen Retzko, and Barbara Yackel. November 24, 1961, was another memorable evening for the Class of 1962. Special thanks should be given here to Mrs. Shaffer, class advisor, who gave us a tremendous amount of help in preparation for this event. SENIOR BALL King Dennis and Queen judy. DATE: NOVEMBER 24, 1961 THEME: CLUB 62 1961 FOOTBALL BANQUET john receives congratulations from a member ofthe Board ot' Education. Each year the Caledonia Hook and Ladder Company honors the football players and cheerleaders of our school by giving a dinner banquet for them. In November ofl 961, amidst appropri- ate decorations of goals, helmets, and footballs, this annual event was presented once again. Guest speaker of the evening was Coach joseph Repko. His interesting views on sportsmanship were enlightening and edifying. The evening was highlighted by the presentation of the Stewart Campbell Award. STEWART CAMPBELL AWARD Stewart Campbell, a member of the Class of 1949. was a friendly, good-looking boy who was popular with his classmates and members ofthe faculty. The boy's first love, however, was sports, especially football. In May of 1949, iust one month before he was to graduate, Stewart was killed in an automobile accident. Because ofhis keen interest in sports, Stewart's motherand sisters donated aplaque in his memory. On it, each year, was to be placed the name of the outstanding football playcrnout- standing, not necessarily in skill, but in sports- manship and actual desire to play football. This year the award was presented to john Hone, son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hone, who resides at ll jersey Street. Last year the Stewart Campbell award winner was Robert Grattan. 74 john Hone FACULTY SENIORS Friday, january 26, was the date of a long awaited event, On this afternoon, members ofthe faculty pitted their basketball skill against that ofthe seniors. The Faculty-Senior Basketball Game originated several years ago for n double purpose--for fun and, more important, for raising funds forthe March of Dimes. This year the games resulted in victories for the faculty men and senior girls, and in raisingover S200.00,as Caledonia-Mumford Central School's contribution to a very worthy cause, the March of Dimes. Time out! john's in trouble. Mr, Barrett adds one point to the score, Dale and Mr. Matthews sun the game with a iump ball The girls get into the act. Who's this? 75 SENIOR BACK ROW: David Ely, Lawrence Recd, William Elkins, Ronald Hale, Donald Moran, George Bedford. FRONT ROW: Evelyn Caflrcy, Lynda Burger, Sally O'Leary, Mary Culuerinc Davison, Marie Simpson. Valeen Retzko. ABSENT: Gerald Fisher. Herbert Kalness Elizabeth Kalness . . Robert Kalness . . . Herbert Kalness, Alice Kalness . . Amy Lawrence . . james Lawrence . CAST . . . . William Elkins Andrew Goodrich . . . Evelyn Caffrcy Mrs. Goodrich . . . . David Ely Mr. Goodrich , . jr. . . . . Ronald Hale Mr. Havens . . . . . . ........ Valeen Retzko Mrs. Havens . . . . . . Mary Catherine Davison Martha . . . . ...... Donald Moran STAGE HANDS . Gerald Fisher Marie Simpson George Bedford . Lawrence Reed . Lynda Burger . . Sally O'Leary BACK ROW: Harold Geyer, Norbert Kellncnjamcs Booth, Craig johnson, Dale Stone, john Hone, Donald johnson, MIDDLE ROW: Nancy Pakula, Donna Robinson, Constance Sncva, judith Waldron, Carolyn Carson, Sara Matticc, Carol johnson. FRONT ROW: joseph Krcnzer, Thomas Morrill, Barbara Yackcl,janice Simpson, Clara Nothnagle, Carol Youngs, Gary Cleland, Dennis Eaton. PLAY E -i .'g' 2,0 , . , . Mr. George Mulcahy, SmiorP1ay Dirxtof BIG HEARTED HERBERT On Friday evening, March 50, the Class of 1962 presented its Senior Play in the Caledonia-Mumford Central School auditorium. Big Hearted Herbert by Sophie Kerr and Anna Steese Richardson, is an uproarious comedy in which Herbert Kalness is depicted as a successful man in his factory, but quite incompetent at home. He just cannot seem to adjust his viewpoint about the younger generation. It seems as if the members of the Kalness family haven't a chance in the world to change the views of their dominating father until they, aided by the long-suEering Mrs. Kalness, play a trick on him which leaves him speechless ln defeat. The play was a wonderful success, and all who participated enioyed themselves. Recognition is due not only the splendid cast, but also the behind-the-scene people, imperative to any presentation, and friends who made the play possible. REMEMBER ? 4- Mi i A 1 E v Er ' Y M . E Ed, ' y -,Mr k i a ',LV n . X p. x '.' L fffvf , :win ' S I. 3 Q5 or ., ' ie j f fi A ,V K' . .g x x A , 2 . nf Qi ' '71 I View W FRONT: Coach Fagan, Coach Matthews. FIRST ROVL Front lo Back: james Williams 132j, Robert Rapone 141j, Stanley johnson 1511, Francis Qppotelli 1811, Richard Nothnaglc 172j. SECOND ROW: john Cannon 1631, Gerald Fisher 1405, joseph Wild 1651, Gary Grant 1111, Dale Stone 1741. THIRD ROW: john Hone 1501, David Ely 130j, Thomas Torpey 1751, Steven Taillie 1761, Donald Ollmann 162j. FOURTH ROW: Richard Henry 181 j, Casey Randall 1421, Patrick Hickey, Manager, Graham Frazer 1861, William Cox 1203, Gregory Connor 171 J. FIFTH ROW: Richard johnson 1B5j, Charles O'Brien 1645, Nate Richardson 1B5j. joseph Neidzwidc 1661, Donald Ranous 1845. VARSITY FOOTBALL -,.. A change ofpace as teamdemonstratesnew plays at Pep Assembly. 1 .1 Spectators arc tense as the Red Raiders enter field to later defeat Perry. FRONT ROW: craig Fisher qzoy, Donald Ranousf84j, swim Wing f73J, Gene Krenzer f40j,jay Ward C651 BACK ROW: David Merrill 1305, David Fellows KSU, David Baker Q72j, jamie Williams 1325, Robert Rapone 1415, Joseph Neidzwick 4661, David Harkness 1853, Francis Capps:-:llif21 j,TomTorpcy 1751, Midxael Hughes f76j. IN CENTER: Coach Edward Matthews: Patrick Hickey, Managerg Coach Richard Fagan. UNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL 'L Q .4 nn in 9 Hit them again - harder! Coach Matthews in a rare momcnt of solitude. 9 W sh few mu-ww YQ! 5' FL-4 x READY, HIKE, -- ONE, TWO, THREE. 81 September 22. September 29. October 7. October 1 3. 82 FOOTBALL 1961 Caledonia opened its 1961 football seas son against Alexander at MacArthur Stadium, Batavia. The Red Raiders do- minated the first half David Ely scored the first touchdown ofthe year on a 26-yard run. Bill Cox added the extra point, The second half was an even battle, but the Raiders' defense held when Alexander threatened. Final Score-Caledonia-7 Alexander-O Caledonia's Raiders started fast against the surprised Dansville team as Rich Henry and Gary Grant scored touch- downs to give The Raiders a 13-O lead atier the first 2 112 minutes. Dansville came on later and scored a touchdown in each ofthe last three quarters, The Raiders were unable to score after the the first period. Final Score-Caledonia-13 Dansville20. In the third game ofthe season Caledonia met Livonia. The Raiders attack was weakened early in the game when Bill Cox suffered a broken arm, Cox was lost for the remainder ofthe season. Livonia scored a touchdown in each ofthe first three quarters. The Caledonia offense was unable to score. Final Score-Caledonia-O Livonia-19. The next test for Caledonia was our arch rival Avon who was undefeated thus far. The game was played on the home field in the rain and mud. john Hone led Caledonia but the Red Raiders couldn't put together a serio us attack. Avon scored three times and added a field goal. Final Score-Caledonia-0 Avon-24. October 20. October 28. November 4. York and Caledonia met at York on October 20. The Raiders were heartened by Ely's touchdown early in the game. Ely and Captain joe Fisher suffered in- juries in the first half and were lost for the game. Two touchdowns by York and one by Williams for Caledonia gave a 1 2-12 score at halftime. York controlled the ball the second half and scored twice more. Final Score: Caledonia-12 York-25. Caledonia lost its final league game of the season to Mt. Morris. Mt. Morris led 13'0 at halftime. The second half was similar and Mt. Morris scored twice more. The Raiders failed to pose a serious scoring threat. Final Score: Caledonia-0 Mt. Morris-26 The final game of the season was played at Perry. Caledonia led at halftime 13-6 on touchdowns by Ely and Hone. In the second half Ely scored another touch- down. Perry scored late in the game. Final Score: Caledonia-19 Perry-1 3. This gave Caledonia a 2-5 record for the 1961 season. Those playing their last game for Caledonia were Dave Ely, john Hone, Rich Henry, Dale Stone, Dick johnson, and injured Captain joe Fisher. David Ely Fullbmf Rmchard Chico Henry Rfgw Emi 1 8 vw: 1 qui' 1 1 U 1 , I K Q 1 Q X K 5 1- N 2 ' fx. w s 21 Coach Ed Matthews John Hone Cmlw Dale Stone Dj? 711061: BOTTOM: Marie Simpson, Carolyn Carson. TOP: Evelyn Grffrcy, Valccn Retzko, jane Resch, Barbara Griffin. PH!! FIT RAH, RAH, RAH ! 84 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS q cheerleaders injected a new note into cheering this year X during the football and basketball seasons. Both squads were attired in grey skirts and white sweaters for football, and later donned the traditional maroon and white basketball uniforms. The girls really looked neat all year and did a fine job ofkeeping the crowds yelling. NEW MEMBERS-Barbara Gr-lllln md jane Resch. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLBXDERS-Maureen Reed, Loretta Cappotelli, Mary Harrington, Valerie Hinsdale, , Maureen Freeman, Alice Hayward. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS NEW CHEERLEADERS-Valerie, Maureen, Alice. SECOND-YEAR CHEERLEADERS--Maureen, Lorena. Mary. FIGHT l A TEAM FIGHT! Aly' BACK ROW: Richard johnson, Donald Olunann, Gregory Connor, Lawrence Reed, Gary Grant, Donald johnson. SECOND ROW: David Ely, Richard Henry. Dcnnls Eaton, Gary Cleland. FRONT ROW: Frederick Erbe, Manager, Donald Mnltice, Gerald Fisher, Coach Lester Eaton, Dec. Dec Dec Dec. Dec. jan. jan. Jan. VARSITY BASKETBALL Dansville Nunda Genesee Lima Avon Mt. Morris York Livonia SCHEDULE 1961 ---- - ---- ------M There jan, HOFHC Feb. There Feb, There Feb, Home Feb. Home Feb. There Mar There Mar. 9 1962 Dansville Nunda Geneseo Lima Avon Mt. Morris York 1 Livonia Home There Home Home There There Home Home -2 .' , 4 ' if W' AA I1 f Q 23 k N 4 1 gl: ,, ' ' . ' K . 3 . 1 W 2 Y N v ' .' Y 16- A X fl N WM : 43 C' 'W R BACK ROW: Gerald Simms, Donald Cappolclli, Brl Manley, Cyril ROW: Brian Eaton, Kevin Clanqf, Richard Hefner, Luon Williams Resch, Ronald Smith, Albert Ccsalrc, Gerald Davis, Robert Cooper, Deim Hnrllbrd, Melvin Kecnan,Fr:1'n:mLlullqmnvquisli. Richard Rmh, Richard Robertson, 'Flmnms Slmma, Mr, Fagxln. FRONT JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TARS OF THE FUTURE - UNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS BACK ROW: Susan Ely, Marjorie Farrell, Mary Daley, Janne Arnold. FRONT ROW: Marlene Parnell, Linda Bardeen, Deborah Donnelly, Linda Gmpbell. BASEBALL 1961 FIRST ROW: Manager Wllllnm Sheldon, James Q'kstn,Lawrenoe Reed, Greg Connor, Michael Davison Donald johnson john Cannon, Richard Henry. SECOND ROW: Dennis Eaton, David Ely, Gary Grant, Ronald Stephlny Iohn Hamilton Peter O Brien, Gnsey Randall, Coach Lester Eaton. SCORES CMCS Nu.nda CMCS Genesco CMCS Avon CMCS Livonia CMCS Nunda CMCS York CMCS Dansville CMCS Livonia CMCS Avon Quarterfinal CMCS - 6 Season Record Won 5 B League Record Won 3 '-League Games HIGHEST AVERAGES 4 4 11 3 4 1 0 I - 4 Phelps - 13 L Lost 5 Lost 1 filhampionsj WINNING PITCHERS Grant 2 Eaton 2 Stephany 1 Baseball season was a very successful one for the boys on the diamond. After defeating Avon in the final game of the season, they became B League County Champions. Caledonia again produced a champion baseball team! TENNIS 1961 FIRST ROW: Fred Erhe, Thomas Morrill, Frederick Keith,John Sheldon, Mr. Himmel, SECOND ROW: Gary Cleland, Donald Oltmann, Dale-Stone, Roger Bun, Harold Geyer. TRACK 1961 FRONT ROW: Ronald Hale, Gerald Fisher, Steven Courmey, Thomas Cornell, Steven Simms, Donald Mattice, Richard Fisher, Mr. Matthews. BACK ROW: Nelson Stiles, Patrick Courtney, james Booth, Graham Frazer, Nathaniel Richardson, Neil Bedford, Frederick Lucas, Keith Arnold, Kameth Middleton. WRESTLI G 1961-1962 mes Terry, james Clemens, Gerald Brooks, Thomas David Harkness, Mr. Fagan. ON MAT: William Schroeder, Burton Hughes, Gary Henle, George Mcllwnine, john Moore, Manley, George Bcdlbrd. john Sheldon, james Booth. Slunleyjohnson, Arnold jackson, Leonard Hodge, Frederick Keith, Ronxld Hale, Craig Fisher. 7: llirl Manley, Gary lllirietlohlnlzn Anderson, Frederick Alben Cesare, -lxlmes lilhiteside, Graham Frazer, lnstruclorg Gerald s Price, Eben Semi, Cyril Resch, William McGinry, Frederick Simms, Richard Robertson, Dean Hnnlbrd, Paul Ross, 'Thomas Simms, ,wid Rover, joseph Ward, David Elkins. FRONT ROW: Frederick Hcrmanson, Glen Quackenbush. V91 'J LAST ROW: Michael Heater, Charles Collins, Robert Cooper, james Strai ht. SIXTH ROW: Ebed Scott, joseph Wild, Dale Stone, Ronald Smith, james Ladd, jerry Holgle, Peter Bedford, Kenneth Fisher, Charles Pike, Richard Krenzer, FIF H ROW: Peter Coppini, Paul Ross, Lewis Price, Donald Roberts, William Sheldon, Grant Livermore, Graham Frazer, Richard Tetrault, Niles Hickey, Ronald Chesterton. FOURTH ROW: Gerald Hickey, William Cox, james Whiteside, Michael Folsom, Gary Hartford, David Chesterton, Edward Sheffer, Robert Miller, Harold Geyer, William Elkins, Earl Manley. THIRD ROW: William Harrington, BOYS' BOWLI G BACK ROW: Lynn Meloy, Barbara Barrows, Marilyn Burns, Gerrie Veldhuizen, Prisdlla Stone, Margaret McEwen, Bonnie Whiteside, Pat- ricia Latko, Sue jackson, Barbara McGinnis, Georgianna Middleton. FIFTH ROW: Charlene Wilkins, Donna Roth, Beatrice Folwell, Sandra Kwasney, jennifer Ford, Ruth Ann Holliday, Mary Lou Donnelly, Mary Ellen Cook, Barbara Chiverton, Marilyn Vasciannle, Shirley Dykstra, Diane Bovee. FOURTH ROW: Catherine Ball, Audrey Knapp, Nan Hale, Patrlda Papero, Barbara Grlllin, Marilyn Keenan, Joyce Arnold! Barbara Waterson, Gail Heuer, Mildred Brown, Patricia Feeley, Linda james Nelan, Karl Heuer, Larry Forsyth, Richard Hermansen, Milton Ebersold, Donald Ezard, Francis Yop , Richard Mancuso, Robert Mancuso, john Griffin. SECOND ROW: Cyril Resch, Bryan Eton, Norbert Kellncr, Peter jacob, David Elkins,john Hone, Robert Barrows, Samuel DiLiberto, Frederick DeVore, Melville Keenan, Timothy O'Donnell. FRONT ROW: Donald Cappotelli, Daniel Cunningham, Fernando Bonaequisti, Leonard Nluscarella, Robert Bickford, Gerald Estabrook, Frederick Erbe, Donald Moran, joseph Andalora, Casey Randall, Craigjohnson, Robert Anderson. GIRLS' BO LI G Stevenson. THIRD ROW: jane Allen, FlorenoeVasciannie, Toni Schultz, Ann Toni Parnell, Mina Brown, Mary Lou Grattan, Martha Roth, Ruby Simms, Donna Cunningham, Marlene Stephan , Judith Stone. SECOND ROW: Maureen Reed, Mary Harrington, Alice llayward, jenell johnson, Theresa Rapone, Loretta Cappotelll. Darla Eggleston, Sharon Miller, Lynda Burger, Marcia Harkness, Linda Magus, Carol Majors, FRONT ROW: Ckptalns: Carol johnson, Carolyn rson,judith Waldron, Pat- ricia Davis, Valeen Retzko, Sally O'Lcary, Sally Maniee, Evelyn Caffrey, Nancy Pakula, Rosalie Neidzwick, Constance Saeva, Marie Simpson. ff- .,.. ,. .N-ww., . .-.rm-in-,F Q , . t ' am '-,...e,Qt. . 1.39 NX' X ,Ns 4 WY X. 'xx - -lisnnnnghl X I . Jff 1' h' . 4x X f , . .:.a..w-. Q :Aug , ' ,W fi Af mm. V if' , t , I I X. fs f ,. + ,fs f,. W ff A 55 , 1 , r . :- um I Q 'ff , W l Q, , ff- 2 1 1 Ks? Q - 1 2 . V L , R. 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