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

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Foreword On the following pages are recorded some of the important events that happened in the 1963-64 school year. Each of them-football games, class activities, and senior hall-has a special place in someonels high school memories. These were the best years of our lives. They were The friends we made. full of hard work, but we end them with a feeling of accomplishment. We, the members of the yearbook staff, hope that this thirty-ninth volume of Ainodelac will make this year's memories vivid for each of you. The dances we planned and enjoyed. -an President John Fitzgerald Kennedy ME ORIA On November 22, 1963, an assassin's bullet took from our country our young President, a leader in office only two years, ten months, and two days. Beloved by all, he was a man who was vigorous in his efforts and staunch in his duties for his people and who had already established a legendwith his now famous statement: uAsk not what your country can do for youg ask what you can do for your country. Suddenly the greatest country in the world found herself without a President. In the dark days of mourning, people all over the world joined us in our national grief. The smiling Irish eyes and wit were gone, but the torch of freedom was immediately passed to a new leader. No one will let it be forgotten that once there was a spot, for one brief shining moment, that was known as Camelot. Dedication E The Class of 1964- wishes to dedicate the Ainodelac this year to Mr. Lester aton. 6'Zeb, as he is affectionately known, has had many championship baseball and basketball teams since he has been in Caledonia. Through all these many years he has created an image. To his team he is the undisputed and respected leader. When things are not going well for the Raiders in a game, he never gets excited, but retains his composure and confidence in the boys, even when the game is over. To the boys hurt in sports, he is the soothing voice with the ice pack. To the townspeople he is a gentleman. His only show of emotion during a game is the impatient wagging of his ever-present towel. Largely due to his fine example, Caledonia enjoys a fine sportsmanship record. To you, Mr. Eaton, thank you for all you have done for us here at C. M. C. S. Mr. Lester Eaton Mrs. Grace Burdett Appreciation In appreciation, the senior class would like to dedicate this page in the year- book to Mrs. Burdett. We would like to thank her for preparing us for our high school years. Her classes were always interestingg and though at times she found it hard to put up with us, somehow she survived. Mrs. Burdett will always be remembered as the capable organizer of our elementary programs and for the adoption of Pavolos, our little Greek boy. For all of this we say thank you to a wonderful teacher and person, Mrs. Burdett. 3 ii . Eg, , N 1 fgg' 5 Q U t 3 21 1 ,, V .,X. fl t X 2 8 gl 4 . Q5 S'1 . 3 Qi' . W X ZW, ,. V- :kg A www Zwyfff' nf ,W ff ww: M7 , .7 Mr. Robert Freeman High School Principal In our high school years, Mr. Freeman has helped us in many capacities. first as guidance counselor and then as our high school principal. Mr. Freeman takes an extra interest in each of the high school pupils, and because ofthis his advice is appreciated. Mfhank-you, Mr. Freeman, for your consideration and guidance through the years. 8 Dr. Frederick Hinsdale Supervising Principal In September 1951 when the Class of 1964 started school, it was also Dr. Hinsdale's first year as principal of Caledonia-Mumford Central School. Throughout our many years here, he has been both a sympathetic friend and an understanding principal. To Dr. Hinsdale: thank you for your guidance, patience, and interest. Miss Theo Rossney Elementary Principal Last year Miss Rossney became elementary principal and added a great many more responsibilities to her already heavy schedule. Miss Rossney deserves an extra vote of thanks and appreria- lion for the efficient way in which she handles the problems ofthe elementary school, Joseph Ward Jr., Eugene Wyand, Robert Baldeck, John Randall, Lawrence Weber, Robert Jones, La Verne Vink. Board of Education To these seven men whose job it is to guarantee each pupil a good education, everyone in the district owes a vote of gratitude. They willingly serve for twelve months without pay to see that this is accomplished to the best of their ability. During the last few months they have been deep in the planning of the new, badly needed high school. Through their efforts Caledonia will have a beautiful, adequately equipped high school sometime in the next two years. Mrs. Minster The Senior Class would like to thank Mrs. Mary Minster for all the help she has given us, and especially with our money matters and with deco- rating problems for our Junior Prom and our Senior Ball. Mr. Walsh We wish to thank Mr. Edward Walsh for his helpful guidance counseling in our last two impor- tant high school years. Mrs. Wild Mrs. Ella Wild deserves a great deal of recogni- tion for her job as district clerk. She spends many long hours doing the school,s bookkeeping. To Mrs. Wild, Thank you. Grades Back Row: Mrs. Perkins, Miss Martin, Mrs. Hoomans. Miss Middle Row: Mrs. Satre. Mrs. Follman, Mrs. Herkimer. Mrs. Henderson. Mrs. Sharp. Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. Reed. Mrs. Eaton, Burdetl,Mrs. Mustari. Mrs. Arnold. Mrs. Lynch, Mrs. Ash Front Miss Anchor. Mrs. Stanton. Mrs. Clary. Mrs. Weeks. Mrs. Row: Mrs. Roberts. Mrs. Fenlan, Mrs. May, Miss Campbell Maclntyre, Mrs. Re-sch. Mrs. Thrasher, Mrs. Bald. Mrs. Snyder Our Back Row: Mr. Conts. Mr, Allen. Mr. Rankin, Mr. Holland, Mr. Brown. Mr. Eager. Mr. Eaton Bottom Row: Miss Mairs. Miss Bently, Miss Russell. Mrs. Stune, Miss Van Vooren, Miss Plimplon Special Senior High Top Row: Mr. Freeman, Mr. Spry, Mr. Lapp, Mr. Decker, Mr. McCormick, Miss Breon, Mrs. Griffith, Mrs. Sheldon, Mr. Collins, Jessee, Mr. Smith, Mr. Mulcahy, Mr. Walsh. Bottom Row: Mr. Mrs. Shaffer. Faculty unior Hi gh Top Row: Mr. Pennington, Mr. Francesca.Bo!tom Row: Mr. Saunders, Mr. Barrett Mrs. Keefe, Mr. Kurtz. Cafeteria Staff at back table: Mrs. Ann Weber. Mrs. Theresa Bartalo. Mrs. Marion Callen, Mrs. Ruth Beardsley, Mrs. Dorothy Kingsbury, Mrs. Hattie Johnson. Mrs. Helen McEwen At front table: Mrs. Mary Campbell, Mrs. Millie Lyttle, Mrs. Ethel Ezard, Mrs. Marion Sisson, Mrs. Dorothy Hamilton. Mrs, Mildred Rulifson, Mrs. Harriet Grant, Mrs. Helen Bedford Cafeteria Staff Our Helpers The Class of 1964 wishes to say a special thank-you to the people on this page. To the cafeteria women who work long hours to prepare the nutritious meals they serve. To the school nurse and dental hygienist who keep such a good eye on our health and teeth and who listen with sympathetic ears to our complaints. To the custodians who keep our school one we can take real pride in. To the bus drivers who take us not only to and from school but also to athletic events and other outside activities. Bus Drivers Back Row: Mr. Donald Lyttle. Mrs. Althea Gray. Mrs. Norma Nurse: Mrs. Christine Stone Dental Leo McLaughlin. Mr. Richard Fagan. Front Row: Mr. Harry Culbertson. l Hygienist: Miss Marie Van Vooren Bunting. Mr, Samuel DiLiberto. Mr. Leon Washburn Custodians Custodians Standing: William Hamilton. Ar- thur Kretschmer, .lack Dolby Sitting: Eugene Cooney. Sam Campo Nurse and Dental Bus Drivers Hygienist i Z' 4 i Me has 'EEEZEZZT Advisors Mrs. Eliza Mildred Shaffer, Mr. Walter Pennington 16 President 0 Vice-President James Taillie Gregory Connor Secretary Treasurer Marjorie Barton Donald Estabrooks beth Sheldon, Mrs. Back Row: Cordon Booth. John Cannon. Charles 0'Brien. Michael Davison. Graham Frazer. Gregory Connor. Richard Notlinagle. Frederick Lucas, Robcrt Hodges. David Rover. Stanley Johnson. Joseph Ward Fifth Row: Gary Grant. Thomas George. Peter Jacob. Eugene Krenzer. Samuel Dil.iberto. Phillip Litteer. James Clemens. Stephen Mcllwaine. Richard Mancuso. Tom Cornell. Francis Yupp Fourth Row: Donald Estabrooks. Richard Weber. Michael Hughes. John Sheldon. Frederick Erbe. Paul Anderson. Larry Cornell. Dale Metz. Cary Heale. Neil Bedford. James Taillie Third Row: Class Since we entered high school, we have undertaken many projects to add funds to our treasury for our trip to Washington. In our freshman year we had a combination dance and carnival, called Winter Wonderland. Later in the year. we won the Class Day Song Plaque for the first time. Our sophomore selling project was candy, and again a sizable profit was realized. On Class Day we carried off the song plaque for the second time. The first event as juniors was receiving our class rings. Next came our Christmas dance. Rockin' Round the Christmas Tree. Our efforts were then William Cox. James Whiteside. Maureen Reed. Catherine Ball. Audrey Knapp. Mary Harrington. Jenell Johnson. Linda Majors. Edwin Moore. John Wingate Second Row: June Finlayson, Marjorie Barton. Patricia Chiverton. Janice Morrill. Barbara Dolph. Donna Cunningham. Shirley Gray. Judith Nothigcr. Mary Ellen Cook. Joan Irving Front Row: Sharon Davis. Barbara Campbell. Loretta Cappotelli. Valeria Hinsdale. Judith Stone. Charlene Wilkins. Jane Allen. Barbara Heffer. Shirley Walkup. Judith Tetrault. Carolyn Mitchell of 1964 turned toward our prom. Cotillion. which was a huge success. Finally it happened. We were really seniors. and C. M. C. S. will never be the same again because of us. Our magazine campaign went over the top, thus add- ing greatly to our Washington goal. Next came our Senior Ball. another delightful evening. Finally our trip to Washington materializedg and though it will take some time to recover from it. we shall remember this enjoyable event for a long time. Now graduation is almost here. and we face the future hopefully. Good-bye and much success to the following classes at C. M. C. S. 17 .IANE ALLEN i'.Ianie Enjoys sports and music . . . has a special interest in Le Roy . . . looking forward to nursing or being a secretary. MARJORIE BARTON Margie Welcomed to C.M.C.S. from Churc-hville in our junior year . . . hopes to become a medical secretary. 5, 18 N 1,5 -z.5,,,m PAUL ANDERSON MPaul Enjoys most sports . . . hopes to go to nical school orjoin the Army. Seniors NEIL BEDFORD f-Neil Enjoys sports. especially basketball hopes to become an accountant. a tech- arf CATHERINE BALL Cathy Wait for me-li' . . . She's proud to be Irish. . , plans to enter the nursing profession after graduation. GORDON BOOTH Boofer Anotlwr one of those' Mumford boys . . . enjoys sports and playing in his rurkini roll band . . .future plans - the Army. LORETTA CAPPOTELLI Henan , Jr. Prom Prinress , . . enjoys being a cheer- tfh JQHN CANNQN leader and a majorette . . . active in the 5 ttjohnw Student Council . . . plans to enter college if Q i and becfomeacommercialteacher. One of the senior 3-letter men . . . needless BARBARA CAMPBELL to say, he enjoys the field of sports . . . treas- Barh urer ofthe Senior Band. Active in senior band . . . enjoys modern ballet . . . plans to attend a liberal arts college. S ' GREGORY CONNOR 'AGreg One of the 3-letter men , . . enjoys golfing JAMES CLEMENS . . . plans to attend college and major in uRebv business administration. PATRICIA CHIVERTON gfpatn An honor student . . . enjoys chorus and all choral antivities . . . plans to major in language in college. Well known for his wrestling ability , , . captain for last two years . . . plans to enter the service after graduation. 43 Y-'Iwff fr' .,, gf 1 9 MARY ELLEN COOK Cookie', Loves to smile . . . active in school activities . . . plans to go to work after graduation. WILLIAM COX -fisiir' Well known for his football ability throughout school . . . enjoys having a good time . . . a friend to all . . . plans to enter college. 20 ' LARRY CORNELL L'Eddie Active in F.l ,A .... hopes to have a partner- ship on a farm. Seniors DONNA CUNNINGHAM D0nni', Active in class projects throughout school . . . enjoys driving, dancing, swimming and most everything . . . hopes to become a dental hygienist. ffe'Q?Nx YZTZZI' THOMAS CORNELL ssT0mvv Enjoys good music and most any of the sports ...plans to go west after graduation. SHARON DAVIS iishayu Enjoys playing the flute in the senior hand and does it well . . . likes to write . . , plans either to enter the Waves or go to a secretarial school. MICHAEL DAVISON f'Mike Enjoys basketball and baseball . . . seen on Saturday nights between Caledonia and Mum- ford in his Ford-. . . plans to attend college. FREDERICK ERBE Butch Well known for his tennis ability . . . likes hunting and fishing too . . , plans to go to work and attend night school. SAMUEL Di LIBERTO assamvv Enjoys bowling and a real swinging party . . . can always be found with the gang . . . plans to study art after graduation, Seniors DONALD ESTABROOKS MDOHQ, Enjoys being with everyone. but especially the Mumford boys . . . likes basketball . . . plans to attend a liberal arts college. 'Newp- BARBARA SUE DOLPH 4tBarb,- A welenmc addition from Letchworth Central ... hopes to attend a business school. JUNE FINLAYSON 'fluneu Enjoys Cary's company and dancing . . plans to go to work and later marry, My gl A ff? 21 GRAHAM FRAZER Bruise,' Active in varsity football throughout high school . . . has a special interest in Mumford . . . enjoys dragging . . . plans to attend Ham- ilton College. SHIRLEY GRAY Shirl An honor student . . . enjoys music , . . plans to attend college and become a court ste- nugrapher. gk g- .. s ff sz: . in 2. .i L ' 22 THOMAS GEORGE Tom Rejoined our class in our senior year . . enjoys skiing and ice-skating . . . plans to GARY GRANT become a mechanical engineer. sccarvv Another of our 3-letter men . . . enjoys music . . . pastimes - oh, writing to Illinois and eating pizza . . . bright future at Annapolis. S niors C MARY HARRINGTON UMW Enjoys being a cheerleader . . . always re- member the nights nut with the girls . . GARY HEALE future plans - college. Wha1e,, Enjoys being with June . . . active in senior chorus and wrestling . , , plans to attend Erie Tech. 4 V ROBERT HODGES Bo 5 zu? Active in wrestling. and FFA tnjoys ' VALERIE HINSDALE archery and hunting . . . plans to bc-come a VV -eval-Val-H farmer. wi Her leadership has been appreciated . . . BARBARA HEFFER Ilittle pat on the back? . . . active in the Stu- -fBarh dent Cuunril . . . editnr of yearbook . . . A , , i usually seen with her Irishman . . . plans to Auwe In F'T'A Library muh' and chorus teach high school English after college. . . . enjoys being in the out-of-doors . . . plans to work after graduation. Seniors JOAN IRVINC Mjoaniev Likes to skate. swim. and play sports . JOHN MICHAEL HUGHES plans to become a beautician. Mike Spevial interest in the sophomore girls . . . enjoys sports . . . future plans - college. PETER JACOB '5Spo0k l have a question! . . . well-known for his activities on the Student Council and Ain- odelac Staff . , . anyone lor tennis? . , , plans to become a doctor of medicine, 23 JENELL JOHNSON 'Qlennyu An upstanding senior , . , likes being a major- ette . . . enjoys having a Hook around . . . college hound. STANLEY JOHNSON rtstanve Enjoys music, sports, and being with every- one . . . hopes to attend Cornell University. Seniors EUGENE KRENZER 'Tarmerw MMore or less . . . enjoys sports . . . hopes to attend Cornell University and become a FREDERICK biochemist. 4,Lukes1 Has been active on the track field . . . enjoys hunting, fishing and cars . . , plans to go on to college. 24 I? AUDREY KNAPP g'Audge 'KBecause . . . has a certain interest in our state capital . . . enjoys being a cheerleader . . . wants to become a beautician. LINDA MAJORS Lin', Active in the Library Club, F.T.A. and Senior Chorus . . . loves to dance . . . plans to attend R.B.I. and become a secretary. RICHARD MANCUSO ttDiCk,, Majoring in agriculture . . . enjoys howling and hunting . . . future plans - to enter the service. CAROLYN MITCHELL npatw Usually seen with Linda . . . cnjuys all sports . . . hopes to become a sfrretary. 'rf-nv STEPHEN MCILWAINE ustevew Can always hr- found with the gang . . . has participated in football and frnsh basketball ... uncertain ufthe future plans. Seniors EDWIN MOORE Less Enjoys bowling and fishing . . . participatml in fmsh basketball . . . plans lu entcr the service. DALE METZ Dale Active in the phutugraphy club . . . vnjuys being with Poppy . . . futurt' - lmpt-fs to teach the mentally rstardvd. CAROL MORRILL uCar0l', Active in the Library 'Club . . . majoring in business . . . future plans are uncvrtain. 'Wis- i 25 JANICE MORRILL ssilanv Active in the Library Club . . . treasurer in her senior year . . . plans to work after grad- uation and attend night school. CHARLES O,BRIEN Terrible Chuck Our scholar . . . enjoys sports . . . plans to attend Hamilton and study law. 26 JUDITH NOTHIGER .tJudy,, Likes anyone and everyone . . . plans to be- COHIC 3 secretary. Seniors MAUREEN REED 44Reensa Active in cheerleading , . . head majorette . . , has a special interest at St. Bonnies . . . col- lege bound - majoring in Public Relations. og, RICHARD NOTHNAGLE Dick Active in sports throughout high school . . . enjoys being with a certain Clifton girl . . . plans to attend a liberal arts college. NATHANIEL RICHARDSON Nate A friend to all. . . represented our class in the Student' Council . . .enjoys music . . . plans to attend college and study architecture. DAVID ROVER Dave Beware of the dog . . . active in the Camera Club . . . enjoys stamp and coin collecting . . . hopes to attend college after graduation. JAMES TAILLIE ttjimw Active in the senior band . . . enjoys playing football, fishing, and swimming . . . future plans - college. mv' JOHN SHELDON Egshell', Active in wrestling, band, and chorus. . .enjoys hunting and boating too . . . plans to go to Cornell University to study veterinary medi- cme. Seniors JUDITH TETRAULT st-lu Jun Enjoys the outdoors . . . has worked on many school projects. . .hopes to become a secretary. fi 'os' JUDITH STONE ..Judy,, Hello there . . .active in many school projects . . . enjoys sports . . . plans to attend R. B. l. SHIRLEY WALKUP 'SShirl,' Active on the News Blazer Staff, Ainodelac Staff and in the Camera Club . . . enjoys many sports . . . future plans-either data processing or medical secretary. 4 ii JOSEPH WARD rtilayw Enjoys playing football and practicing his clarinet . . , plans to attend college. RICHARD WEBER ttRiCkea Active in music department . . . an honor student . . . future plans-college. CHARLENE WILKINS 'gChar i'My Pal Joey . . . active in the music depart- ment of C.M.C.S .... enjoys skating, swimv ming and bowling . . . plans to attend a busi- ness school after graduation. Semors JOHN WINGATE John JAMES WHITESIDE tt - Q, JIIH Our Prince . . . enjoys sports, especially foot- ball and bowling . . . future plans-college to study liberal arts. 28 Likes being with boys . . . enjoys hunting and fishing . . . plans to enlist in the Marines. FRANCIS YOPP Q 4Fran Q 1 Active in tennis and bowling . . . enjoys hunt- ing, dragging, and working after school . . . plans to become a carpenter. Senior Achievements Allen, Jane-Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Chorus 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Alternate 3, Bowling 2, 3. Barton, Marjorie - Color Guard 2, 3, Senior Chorus 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4, Transfer from Churchville-Chili 3, Ainodelac Staff 4, News Blazer Staff 4, All-State Sectionals 4, Senior Ball Committee 4, Senior Play Stage Crew 4, Senior Ball Alternate 4, Class Secretary 4, Basket- ball lntramurals 4. Ball, Catherine-Majorette 2, 3, 4, Girls' Bowling 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Senior Chorus 1, 2, 3, All-County Chorus 1, 2, All-State Competition 3, Octette 2, Ainodelac Staff 1, 2, 3, Assistant Circulation Editor 2, Assistant Art Editor 3, F.H.A. 1, Senior Play Stage Crew 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Senior Ball Committee 4, Sophettes 2. Bedford, Neil-Football 1, Basketball 1, 2, Base- ball 2, Intramurals 3, 4, Track 1, 3, 4, Camera Club 2, 3. Booth, Gordon-Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 3, Dance Band 1, 3, 4, All-County Band 1, 2, Basket- ball 2, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, County Treasurer 4, Kansas City Trip 2, Weight Lifting 2. Campbell, Barbara-Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Chorus 3, 4, All-State Chorus 4, All-County 1, 2, 4, Senior Play Stage Crew 4, Intramurals 2, 4, Flute Trio 1, 2, 3, 4, Ainodelac Staff 3, 4, Cappotelli, Loretta-Senior Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Intra- murals 2, 4, Student Council 3, Secretary 4, County Representative 4, Secretary of Class 3, Ainodelac Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, News Blazer 1, 2, 3, 4, Typist 4, F.T.A. 2, 4, Girls, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Com- mittee 3, Junior Prom Princess 3, All-County Chorus 1, Livingston County Music Queen 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Octette 2, Sophettes 2, St. Bonaventure Press Conference 2, Senior Play Stage Crew. Cannon, John-Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, All-County Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Conference All-State Band 3, All-State Sectionals 2, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, Senior Chorus 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Cast 4, Junior Prom Alternate 3, Adventures in Thinking 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Citizenship Conference at Syracuse University 4, Salutatorian. Chiverton, Patricia-Senior Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Photography Club 2, 3, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, President 4, News Blazer 4, Ainodelac Staff 4, Adventures in Thinking 4, All-County Chorus 1, 3, Senior Play Cast 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, American Heritage Play 3. Clemens, James-Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Chorus 1, Basketball 1, Soccer 1. Connor, Gregory-Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Ainodelac Staff 4, Co-Sports Editor 4, Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Senior Play Cast 4, Senior Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, All-State Chorus 3, 4, All-County Chorus 1, 2, 3, President of Class 1, Vice-President 4, Junior Prom Alternate 3, Senior Ball King 4, Co-Chairman of Magazine Drive 4. Cornell, Larry-F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Cornell, Tom-Senior Chorus 1, 2, Football 1, Volleyball 2, 3, Track 2. Cox, William-FootbaH 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, Junior Prom Cfmmittee 3, Senior Ball Committee 4, Bowl- ing 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Cast 4. Cunningham, Donna-Bowling 2, 3, 4, News Blazer 2, 3, 4, Editor 4, Ainodelac Staff 4, Senior Ball Committee 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Senior Play Stage Crew 4, St. Bonaventure Press Confer- ence 3. Davis, Sharon-Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Cho- rus 1, 2, 3, 4, Ainodelac Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Ainodelac Grade Editor 4, News Blazer Staff 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Flute Trio 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Stage Crew 4, 29 Senior Achievements fcontj Ali-County Band 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Senior Ball Committee 4. Davison, Michael-Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Chorus 1, 2, 3, All-County Band 1, All-County Cho- rus 2, Senior Play Cast 4, Class President 2, Bowl- ing 1, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 1, 2. DiLiberto, Samuel-Basketball 1, Bowling 2, Chairman - Junior Prom Poster Committee. Dolph, Barbara-F.H.A. 1, Transferred from Letchworth Central 2, Library Club 3, F.T.A. 3, 4, Ainodelac Staff 3, Bowling 3, 4, Captain 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Senior Ball Committee 4, Senior Play Usherette. Erbe, Frederick-Football 1, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Stage Crew 4, Basket- ball 1, Manager 1, 2, 3. Estabrooks, Donald-Basketball 1, 2, 3, Bowling 1, 4, Class Treasurer 4, Weightlifting 2, Track 4, Co-Chairman of Magazine Drive 4. Frazer, Graham-Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Senior Chorus 1, 3, 4, All-State Chorus 4, All-County Chorus 1, Class Treasurer 2, Varsity Club Treasurer 2, 3, Senior Play Cast 4, Ainodelac Staff 4, Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4. Finlayson, June-Feature Editor of Yearbook 1, Junior National Honor Society 1, Transferred from Churchville-Chili 2, Senior Play Cast 4, Ainodelac Staff 4, Bowling Captain 4. George,Thomas-Track 1, Senior Chorus 1, 4, Science Club 2, 3, Football 3, Transferred from Notre Dame, Batavia 4, Bowling 4. Grant, Cary-President of Student Council 4, Boys' State 3, Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Cho- rus 1, 2, 3, 4, All-County Band 1, 2, 3, 4, All-County Chorus 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, 30 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Alternate 3, Senior Ball Alternate 4, Ainodelac Staff 4, Co-Sports Editor 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Senior Play Stage Crew 4. Gray, Shirley-Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Cho- rus 1, 2, 3, 4, All-County Band 1, 2, 3, All-County Chorus 4, All-State Sectional Band 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Senior Play Cast 4, Secretary of Senior Band 4, News Blazer Staff 4, Woodwind Quintet 3, Intramurals 4. Harrington, Mary-Cheerleader 1, 2, 4, Ainodelac Staff 1, 2, 3, News Blazer Staff 1, F.H.A. 1, F.T.A. 2, Class Secretary 1, Intramurals 3. Heale, Gary-Wrestling 2, 3, Track 3, Chorus 2, 3, Senior Play Cast 4, Ainodelac Staff 4. Heffer, Barbara-F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 1, 2, 3, Senior Chorus 1, 2, 3, Ainodelac Staff 3, 4, Business Editor 4, News Blazer 4, Junior Prom Com- mittee 3, Senior Ball Committee 4. Hinsdale, Valerie-Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, All-County Band 1, 2, 3, 4, News Blazer Staff 1, 2, 3, St. Bonaventure Press Confer- ence 1, Circulation Editor 3, Ainodelac Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Editor 3, Editor-in-chief 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Empire Girls' State 3, Chairman Junior Prom 3, Citizenship Conference at Syracuse University 4, Student Council Secretary 3, Senior Play 4, Bowling 4. Hughes, Michael-Bowling 1, Photography Club 1, 2, 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Weight Lifting 2, 3, Varsity Club 3, 4. Irving, Joan-F.H.A. Treasurer 1, Ainodelac Staff 2, 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Senior Play Usher- ette 4, Senior Ball Committee 4, F.F.A. Chapter Sweetheart. Jacob, Peter-Livingston County Student Council 3, Student Council Treasurer 3, Vice-President of Senior Achievements fcont.J Class 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice-President 3, 4, Dance Band 1, 2, 4, Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Brass Ensemble 4, News Blazer 1, Ainodelac Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Photography Editor 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Photography Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Adventures in Thinking 3, Senior Play Cast 4. Johnson, Jenell-Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 1, 2, Saxophone Sextet 1, 2, Majorette 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 3, News Blazer Staff 4, Ainodelac Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Ball Chairman, Senior Ball Queen 4, Senior Play Cast 4, All-County Band 1, 2, Junior Prom Committee 3, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4. Knapp, Audrey-Cheerleader 1, Transferred from Dansville 2, Bowling 2, 3, 4, News Blazer 3, 4, Aino- delac Staff 2, 3, F.T.A. 2, Cheerleader 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Junior Prom Princess Alternate 3, Senior Play Cast 4, Senior Ball Committee 4, Senior Ball Queen Alternate. Krenzer, Eugene-Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 4, All-County Band 1, 2, 3, 4, State Sectionals 3, 4, Adventures in Thinking 4, Senior Play Cast 4, Brass Ensemble 3, 4, Boys' State 3. Lucas, Frederick-Track 1, 3, 4. Majors, Linda-F.T.A. 1, 2, Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 2, Senior Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, All-State Sectional Chorus 3, 4, All-County Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 4, Captain 4, Senior Play Usherette 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Senior Ball Committee 4. Mancuso, Richard-Basketball 1, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 3, Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4. Mclllwaine, Stephen-Basketball 1, F.F.A. 1, 2, Football 2, Bowling 3. Metz, Dale-Drama Club 1, Library Club 1, Trans- ferred from LeRoy 2, Track 2, 3, 4, Senior Chorus 2, 3, 4, Photography Club 3, President 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Senior Play Cast 4, Citizenship Con- ference at Syracuse University 4, Senior Ball King Alternate. Mitchell, Carolyn-Senior Chorus 4, Library Club 4. Moore, Edward-Basketball 1, Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, Morrill, Janice- Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 4, F.T.A. 4, Senior Play Stage Crew. Nothiger, Judith - Senior Chorus 3, Bowling 3, Senior Ball Committee 4, Senior Play Stage Crew. Nothnagle, Richard-Wrestling 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Senior Ball Committee 4, Senior Play Cast 4. 0'Brien., Charles-Valedictorian, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Brass Ensemble 3, 4, All-County Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band President 3, Dance Band 1, 2, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Senior Ball King Alternate, Senior Chorus 2, 3, 4, Class President 3, Senior Play 4. Reed, Maureen-Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4, Head Majorette 2, 3, 4, Senior Chorus 1, 3, All-County Chorus 1, Sophettes 2, Ainodelac Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor 4, News Blazer Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Sports Editor 2, Sports Editor 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, Junior Prom Com- mittee 3, Junior Prom Princess Alternate 3, Senior Ball Committee 4, Senior Ball Queen Alternate 4, Girls' Bowling 2, 3, 4, St. Bonaventure Press Con- ference 2, Senior Play 4, lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Richardson, Nathaniel-Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, Track 1, 2, 3, Student Council 1, 4, Senior Band 1, 2, Senior Chorus 1, Class President 1, Senior Ball Committee 4. Rover, David-Weightlifting 2, Junior Prom Com- mittee 3, Boys, Bowling 4, Ainodelac Staff 4, Senior Play Cast 4. 31 Senior Achievements fconnl Sheldon, John-Football 1, Tennis 1, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Junior All-County Chorus 1, Band 3, 4, Photog- raphy Club 3, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Ball Com- mittee 4, Senior Play 4, News Blazer 4, Honorable Mention Award at St. Bonaventure for Editorial, Rochester Press Conference 4, Varsity Club 2, 3. Stone, Judith-Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Cho- rus 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, Cheerleader 1, Class Secre- tary 1, Class Treasurer 3, Intramurals 1, All-County Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Bowling 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, All-State Chorus 4, News Blazer 3, 4, Ainodelac Staff 4, Music Editor 4, Student Council 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Senior Ball Committee 4, Band Treas' urer 4, Senior Play Stage Crew 4, Sophettes 2. Taillie, James-Student Council 1, Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4, All-County Band 1, 2, 3, 4, All-State Band 4, Basketball 1, Football 2, 4, Baseball 2, Class Presi- dent 4. Tetrault, Judith-Library Club 1, Ainodelac Staff 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Senior Ball Com- mittee 4. Walkup, Shirley-News Blazer Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer and Secretary 4, Ainodelac Staff 4, Senior Play 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Senior Ball Com- mittee 4. Ward, Joseph-Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4, All-County Band 1, 2, 3, 4, All-State Sectional Band 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Adventures in Thinking 3, Band President 4, Weight Lifting 2, Woodwind Quintet 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Cast 4. Weber, Richard-Senior Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Band 2, 3, 4, All-County Chorus 1, 2, All-County Band 3, 4, Adventures in Thinking 3, Senior Play Cast 4, Track 3, All-State Sectionals Chorus 3, 4, Band Vice-President 4, Brass Ensemble 4. Whiteside, James-Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Weight Lifting 2, Basketball 1, Junior Prom Prince 3. Wilkins, Charlene-Senior Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, News Blazer 4, Ainodelac Staff 4, All-County Chorus 1. Yopp, Francis-Basketball 1, Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 1. 4615.311 Vim, Z?f?i2!?2?'-U 7 ' y Maw: 1 3 I X .1. , M ' ,,,.,fmf1f l M.. ., '1Z'f'lf ' Z. I wo- 5. A if ,fy 4 Mr. .lessee Top Row: Mr. lessee, Sally McCreedy, Margret McEwen, Patricia Latko, Bonnie Whiteside, James Williams, Burton Manley, Thomas Nichols, Donald Ranous, Edward Sheffer, Joe Niedzwick, Edward Simms, Dennis Quackenhush, Fred Hermansen, Wesley Stiles, Alan Taylor, Lynn Meloy, Carole Smith, Larry Powell, Robert Rapone. Third Row: Paul Randall, Helen O'Donnell, Sharon Miller, Ceorgiana Middleton. Second Row: Ronald Shoemaker, Barbara MacKay, Pamela Krampe, Barbara McGinnis. Front Row: Arlene Stein, Toni Shultz, Priscilla Stone, Susan Wild. Absent: Ann Toni Parnell, Thomas Torpey, William Sheldon, Phillip Litteer. uniors Class Officers President .... . . . James Williams Vice President . . . . Donald Ranous Secretary ..... ..... S usan Wild Treasurer . . . . . Thomas Nichols Mr- Mulcahy Top Row: Charles Finlayson. Mina Brown, Mary Lou Gratton. James Herkimer, Maureen Freeman, Alice Hayward, Robert Bickford, James Gill, Mr. Mulcahy, Frederick Keith, George Hahn, Monika Fortner. Darla Eggleston, Gary Bubel, John Griffin, Mary Lou Donnelly, Michael King. Third Row: Barbara Chiverton. David Harkness. Mary Goodie. Craig Fisher. Second Row: Eric Baker. Marcia Harkness. Harvey Bennett. Jennifer Ford. Francis Cappotelli, Diane Bovee. David Elkins. Barbara Barrows. Bottom Row: Benedikt Kell- ner, Marilyn Burns. Ruth Anne Holliday. uniors Since this was our first year of being upperclass- men, we knew we had to make everything we did a success. The year began with the arrival of our long- awaited class rings. Our first project was selling at the Dansville football game. We had a dance afterward which proved to be a success even though the game was not! immediately after this we undertook our sell- ing project. Our campaign was very successful, and nearly everyone met his quota. We then underwent the tremendous but enjoyable preparation for our most important event - the Jun- ior Prom. Our prom turned out to be a night we shall remember as one of the most exciting of our lives. During this time we also sold at several basketball games and had a record hop and a baked food sale. Now we shall begin writing our Class Day song, with the hope that this year we shall win! 35 65, Mr. McCormick Top Row: Jeanne Crane, Dean Hartford, Jerrie Davis, Kenneth Heale. Albert Cesare. Michael Cannon, Robert Anderson. Dale Gutekunst. David Fellows, Linda Austin. Middle Row: George Emens, Gail Heffer. Deborah Donnelly. Mary Daley. Marjorie Farrell, Janet Cappotelli, Peter Bedford, Bottom Row: Jeanne Arnold, Linda Campbell, Susan Coyle, Susan Ely, Sandra Embling, Mark Black. Absent: Mildred Brown. Fred De Vore. Sophomores Mr. Lapp Top Row: John Muscarella, Glenn Quaekenbush, Richard Stein, Anthony Rapone, Robert Sickles, Lewis Price, Thomas McKernan, Donald Fonda, Ronald Smith. Middle Row: Richard Roth, Fred Nixon, Chester Phelps, Thomas A 4. Simms, Thomas Post, Stewart Wing, Gerald Simms, Timothy O'Donnell, Bottom Row: Nancy Post, Gloria Rychlicki, Martha Roth, Nancy Ochs, Linda Stevenson, Absent: Robert Rapone, Theresa Rapone. lp Mr. Smith Top Row: Mr. Smith, Charles Morrill, Robert Krenzer, James Krenzer, Thomas Kretschmer, Kenneth Mc- Cartney, Robert Miller. Middle Row: Melville Keenan, Phyllis Hughes, Peggy Lucas, Clarence Marlowe, Earl Manley, Melanie Lucus. Bottom Row: William McCinty, Roger Howe, Robert Irving. Absent: Beverly LaBelle, Sandra Kwasney, Carol Majors. Sophomores We, the class of 66, began our sophomore year as the proud bearers of the much coveted song plaque. After a very successful freshman year, we entered our sophomore year with great enthusiasm which lasted throughout the year. Our activities for the year began with selling refreshments at the home football game with Ceneseo. We then got down to business with our Class Officers President ----------- ' ------ Deborah Donnelly Vice President ------ ------ T homas Simms Secretary ----------- --'--- M arjorie Farrell Treasurer ------ ------ M ichael Cannon main selling project of the year. This proved to be a smashing success! The year pushed on with many activities and much excitement for all of us. Aside from being fun, our big dance added con- siderably to our treasury. Now that our class rings have been ordered, we are anxiously awaiting the start of our junior year. Class Officers President ---------- ----------------- R eid Meloy Vice President ------- -------- R ichard Hermansen Secretary ---------- ----------- S andra Eggleston Treasurer ------- ------ F ernando Bonacquisti Freshmen Thefreshmen class has a total of ninety-two stu- dents this year. To earn money for our senior trip, we chose the project of selling football and basket- ball dolls along with sweat-shirts and banners in Mr. Decker Top Row: William Carter, Jack Crane, John Beattie, Kathie Donaghue, Barbara Barton, Renate Fortner, Carolyn Hubert, Mr. Decker. Third Row: Bryan Eaton, Ken- neth Fisher, Peter Coppini, Larry Heffer, Charles Brown, Eugene Cooney, Patricia Daley, Frances Brown, ,lean Zahari- ades, Sandra Eggleston, Linda Crattan, Betty Brzezowski, school colors. A good sum of money was taken in selling refreshments at the Canisteo football game. Linda Elkins. Second Row: Daniel Cunningham, Ronald Chesterton, Charles Collins, Donald Cappotelli, Fernando Bonacquisti, Richard Cameron, Leonard Ellis, Michael Heater, Robert Cooper. Bottom Row: Susan Hartford, Shelly Heisler, Patricia Buckley, Susan Gardner, Marlene Brown, Linda Dempsey. Absent: Kathleen Geyer Mrs. Griffith Top Row: Reid Meloy, Thomas Hogle, Thomas Hush, Thomas Martin, David Lessord, Leonard Muscarella, Robert Nothiger, Donald Neale. Third Row: Stanley Morrill, Mary Rapone, Aneta Oehs, Susan 0'Leary, Billie Jean McAbee. JamesNelan, Marlene Parnell, Donna Hyatt, Constance Rapone, Mrs. Griffith. Second Row: john Niedzwick, Richard Krenzer, Robert Martin, James Ladd, Richard Hermansen, Thomas Nichols, Irwin Knickerbocker, Jack Houk. Bottom Row: Joyce Reed, Ceorgeann Pullyblank, Carolyn Rapone, Joan Hughes. Marjorie Macwilliams. Bonnie Pfenninger, Linda McCreedy. Absent: Dean Houk, Rebecca Martin. Freshmen Mr. Schorer Top Row: Leon Williams, Richard Sayers, Paul Ross, James Straight, Cyril Resch. Riehard Robertson, Kenneth Sayers, Mr. Schorer. Middle Row: Russell Tetrault, Valerie Richardson, Daniel Schlosser, James Stein, Ronald Robinson, Donna Roberts. Sandra Weber. Kathleen Wager, Suzanne Tucci. Bottom Row: Deborah Sherman, Kathleen Smith, Kristine Slentz. ,Iulia Seaver, Sharon Walkup, Claire Simpson. Class Officers President ------------ Vice President ------ Secretary ------------ Treasurer ------ ------Thomas Clemens Donna Niedzwick -------Melinda Parnell Eighth This year's eighth grade, the class of 1968, is divided into three groups in the homerooms of Mrs. Keefe, Mr. Barrett, and Mr. Saunders. Our two student council representatives are Charles Pike and Cheryl Grade ln former years, the eighth grade has sold candy to earn money for the Washington trip, but this year we decided to sell pencils carrying the basketball schedule because of the lasting market and continuing Fisher. Mrs. Keefe Top Row: Richard Chiverton, Daryl Dietschler, Sharon Coyle, Barbara Donnelly. Mary Anderson, Barbara Cameron, Gary Bardeen. Thomas Clements. Michael Beach. Third Row: Dennis Cohen, Joseph Esposito, Charles Crane, Stephen Coyle, Robert Emens, Patricia Cooney, Mrs. Keefe, www' fi 7 ff USC. Second Row: Alice Marcia Bickford. John Bottom Row: Linda Linda Blodgett, Sallie Aikens. Janice Dempsey, Nancy Ely Farrell. Keith Chiverton. David Bennett Dempsey, Andria Baldeck. Linda Clary Coyle, Absent: Julia Curts, Harold Joann Cornell, Linda Corcimiglia Dale. Mr. Barrett, Mr. Kurtz Top Row: Mr. Kurtz. Vi:-tor White- sidv. Cary Wilkin. Ronna Retzko. Donald Parnell. Us-ralcl Mor, ris. William Sicrklcs. Samuel Savva. lVlf-linda Parnell. Lavonne Mitcllell, Donna Ni:-tlzwivk. David Randall. Mr. Barrett Middle Row: Etlle-l Yarkel. Stanley Ryvltlirki. Donald Svhlos- ser, Donald Simpson. Holm-rt Stein. Henry 04-hs. Alan We-itzel. Patrick O'Bricn. Charles Pikv. James Sullivan. Bottom Row: Peggy Worden. Pamela Taylor. .lm-anne' Smith. Joanne' Ohlst-n, Gloria Sc-avr-r. liyntliia Paxliia. Germaine Parnf-ll. Sandra Stella. Absent: Daniel Murphy. Lawrence Str-pliany. 'Slit-haf-'l Torpvy. Eighth Grade Mr. Saunders Top Row: Mr. Saunders. Christinv llcrkimer. Robert Le-allu-rsit'lt. Charles johnson. George' Nlislrllvton. Solomon ,lat-kson. Marilyn Gray, Third Row: Constanr'e' Hvllvr. Dorothy Grant. William Harrington, Mary Me-lusky. John Kelly. Gary llrattan, Wayne Fislwr. Patricia llrilfin. Donald Krenzer. Salim-y Hahn. Second Row: Kip Grant. Cheryl Fishvr. Franris Nlavk Nlirhat-'l Grant. Mary lionrao. Tlnmas Marlowe. Rivliarml lrl1'fm't'.,l1-rry Hoglfa. Stuart Hr-islm-r. Bottom Row: l.imla Xian-Kay. Nancy Miller. Sandra Hale. Kathleen Kiss:-l. Mary Hanna. l.yntla Laurscn. Mary Koughor. Absvnt: Lawrvnf-mf Halo. ty' j A X' ina z Mr. Matthews Top Row: Tanya Weitzel, George Yopp, Sally Sayers, Roberta Neale, Lynn Pullyhlank, Margaret Taillie, Denise Welsby, Stephen Morrison, Richard Salansky, Frankie Worden, Juanita Wing, Mr. Matthews. Middle Row: Christopher Nicholls, Sharon Murphy, Douglas Wing, Mary Ellen Murphy, Mary Ochs, Lynne Robinson, Kurt Slentz, Ronald Roth, Curtis Smith, Elizabeth Robertson, Lewis Simms. Bottom Row: Barbara Shelton, Elizabeth Nelan, Patricia Smith, Carol Robertson, Sally Sickles, Vernon Offen, David Reed, Kenneth Walkup. Seventh Grade Class Officers President ------------- -------------------- M arsha Freeman Vice President ------ ------------------------ G ary Cappotelli Secretary ------------- ------- E lizabeth Robertson fabsentl Treasurer ------- -------------------------- R obert Brown .Ak - . , .np , . 1242? Mr. Collins Top Row: Mr. Collins. Charles Fellows. Eliza- beth Allen. Mary Cannon. Thomas Alpough. Diane Coyle. Bonnie Delseeuw. Nlary Jo Dempsey. .loan Flynn. Marsha Free- man. Priscilla Booth. Linda Diljherto. Amelia Coppini. Ann Bliestien. Michael Callan. Middle Row: Kenneth Carlson. Seventh For the ninety-two students in the seventh grade. this year has gone by very quickly. Most of us have liked changing classes better than staying in one classroom. We have also enjoyed being able to attend the dances. the pep rallies. and the assemblies. Our class project for the year was selling Terry Boylan. Vllilliam Andalora. Gerald Baldeck. Nlarria Beattie. Richard Austin. Catherine Callan. Kathleen Callan. Robert Berner. Richard Cooper. Bottom Row: Nlic-hael Donaghue. Paul Coppini. Gary Cappotelli. Robert Brown. Diane Chernow. Richard Elkins. Margaret Daley. Carl Fisher. Grade paper napkins. With the help of Mr. Collins. Mr. Francesca. and Mr. Matthews. our three homeroom teachers. it turned out to be a very successful project. We are all hoping that right through our senior year we shall have as much fun as we have had in seventh grade. Mr. Francesca Top Row: Mr. Francesca, Lee Jannwski. Louis Kingsbury, Daniel Heater. William Hughes. James Jackson, Bart Gutekunst, Ronald Miller. Laurence Jackson. William Leathersich. Daniel Kwasney, Leona Luckenhack. Middle Row: Susanne Hilliard. Mary Ellen Miller, Kathryn Seventh Grade Mrs. Herkimer Top Row: Mrs. Herkimer. Barbara Olyer. Rose Marie Terry. Dona Dolph, Sandra Dnlph. Ella Mae Hayes. Evelyn Dolph, Kathryn Green, Miss Pearce, Middle Row: Louise Nixon, JoAnne Storms, Earl Allen. Larry Hale, Carl King. Patricia McCartney. Mary Krenzer. Patricia Freeman. Phyllis Johnson. Susan Gwynn. Marie Heller. Nancy Landuyt. Bottom Row: Robert B. Jones. Robert McMahon. Robert Morrill. Robert P. Jones. Thomas Leathersich. Thomas Ladd. lra Harmon, Douglas MacDonald. Absent: Shirley Hayes Special Class Allen. Catherine Paxhia. Marva Simms. Bottom Row: Laurice Williams. Dennis Klick. Ronald Storms. Bruce Hins- dale. gm i ifssfifssgfewzx'2ssS..xNmwM - - 5: 2:2-jgefglgfegeg 13 . V - . K- -. Q- . 9'- : V i g - 4 . Sa R V i n i 3 'W' 1 ' 1:1 N FQ W-if V is Mrs. Eaton Top Row: Martin Clary. Carletta Allen, Patricia Farrell. Robert Van Dusen. Linda Mills, Sara O'Leary. Robert Legg. Kathleen Kelly, Linda Rivers. Middle Row: Arthur Mu Clinic. John Henry, Susan Rapone. Lucy Chraslon. Sarah Dempsey, Debra Adams. Michael Miller, Michael T. Freeman Carrie Lee Howard. Mrs. Eaton. Bottom Row: Darryl Sehm Deborah Lang. Colette Parnell, Cathlein Godfrey, David Shelton David Wilkins. Absent: Sara Mcllwaine. Sixth Grade Mrs Thrasher Top Row: Barbara Klinkbeil, Debra Hoag, Marthena Williams. Gretchen Bardeen. James Giner, Rickie McEwen, Ann Paxhia, Margaret Maloy, Thomas Krenzer. Christine Waters, Mrs. Thrasher. Middle Row: Lucille Walkup. Wanda Hank. Linda Fortner. Nancy Slentz, Edward Pike. Richard Laursen, jeffrey Crane, Sharon Costanzi, James Anderson. Bottom Row: Nancy Finlayson, Arthur Harrington. Daniel Reid. Charlene Samis, Debra De Vore. Gregory Buckley. Absent: Thomas Bonaquisti. if I I Mrs. Burdett Top Row: Carl Worden, Dwight Stone, John Ward, Mary Harmon, Joseph Daley, Mary Ellen Connor. Alice Flynn, Kenneth Hale. Michael Andalarn, Barbara Grant. Middle Row: John Roberts. Stephen Bartalo. David Ochs. Kathryn Hamler. Martha Martin, Warren Pease, Emmett Sixt Miss Henderson Top Row: Miss Henderson, Dempsey, Richard Crattan. Wilma Lindow. Steven George Smith. Marvin Shelton. Harry Van Cassele Clancy, Eugenie Keith, Michael Freeman, Mrs. Burdett. Bottom Row: Marilyn Ohlsen. Wanda Grant, Beverly Jackson. Mary Kelly, Larinda Linder. Carolyn Randall. Absent: John Sickles. h Grade Shirley Linder. , Sharnn Van Dusen. Middle Row: Richard Eaton, Eric Worden. Tihor Kouy, Johnny Clemens, Mark Kingsbury, Mark Gill, Ruth Ann Post. Sheila Neri. Kathryn Dolby. Bottom Row: ,lo Ann Rapone. Martha Harrington. Kathleen Robinson, Eileen Baker, Colleen Knickerbocker. Jo Anne Loncao. Absent: Suzanne Hank. Miss Martin Top Row: Charlotte Bardeen, Robert Noth- nagle, Stephen Clary. Lawrence Luckenbach, Daniel Donaghue, Daniel Fili, Michael Brandes. Keith Laursen, Thomas Stephany, Amy Holley, Constance Roth, Peggy Patrick, Christine Hay- ward. David Coyle. Middle Row: Sandra Frazo, Donald Grif- fin, Robert Mc Combs, David Seaver. Karen Wagar, David Fitch, Jeanette Beach. Jacelyn Hilliard, Elaine Cripps. James Betleridge, William Baldeck, Miss Martin. Bottom Row: Susanna Mc Cinty. Ronald Stella, Daniel Paladino, Wanda Feeley, Jo Anne Harrington, Russell Smith, Jeffrey Jones, Robert Whiteside. Absent: William Hildebrant, Pamela Hale. Fifth Grade Mrs. Lang Top Row: Gloria Sickles, Floyd Warden, Brian Simpson, Patricia Leathersich, Robert Waldron, Brenda Fortner, Cynthia Coyle, Catherine Cannon, David Griffin, Jeffrey King, Timothy Daley, Susan Leathersich, Kathleen Emens, Stephen Roberts, Sherry Reid, Cary Kennison, Alan Baldeck, Judith Gilbert. Middle Row: Mrs. Lang, Sylvia Houpt, Kathleen Nichols. Larry Donaghue, Martha Brown, Joseph Rychlicki, Carol Gwynn, Timothy Clements, Anne Cesarano, David Klinkbeil, Jill Thompson. Bottom Row: Christopher Morrison, Joan Rapone, John Parnell. Mary Jo Tiberio, Donald Van Gorder, Marie Kramer, Jeffrey Rogers. lg .. . 5 .4 l. 141. Mrs. Satre Top Row: Mrs. Satre. Cindy Chase. Frank ninger. David Sickles. Louis Rapone. Ronald Estabrook. Kim Tiberiu. Samuel Hayes. Danny Blaker. Cheryl Kretschmer. Charron. Shirley Haddleton. Suzanne Smith. Bottom Row: Roxanne Vaughn. Kenneth Snyder. Jacqueline Quail. James Maureen Hefner. Louis Miller. Henry Cobb. Timothy Murphy. Legg, Michael Stephany. Randall DiRienzu. Middle Row: Howard Dolph. Richard McKay. Linda Zahariades. Patricia Donna Boylan. Cynthia Morrill, David Heisler. Sharon Pfen- Sullivan.Absent:Karen Callan. F1fth Grade Mrs. Foltman Top Row: Harold Seaver. Charles Cooper. Trotter. Robert Sherman. Jane- Aikens. Charlene Waters, Michael Noble. Dale Quackenbush. James Price. Robert Mrs. Foltman. Bottom Row: Patti Weilzel. SusanncCarpen- Donaghue. Kathy Straight. Frances Dale. .lay lizard. Patrick ter. John McCree-dy, Portia Hodge. Randy Estahrook. Kelly. Robert Ralston. Steven Davis. William Paladino, Charles jeffry Cohen. David Ladd. Helen Haddleton. Absent: Char- Legg. Middle Row: Charleen McMahon, Cathy O'Donnell, lotte De Forest, Helen Urattan. Kimball Morton. Daniel Pangrazio, Linda Moore. joseph 49 Mrs. Resch Top Row: Patricia Hess, Roxanne Hoag, Lawrence Johnson, Peter Callan, Robert Martin, David Vink, Debra Gutowski, Larry Heins, John Herkimer, Brian Clary. Barbara Bostwick, Nancy Cooper. Middle Row: David Neale, Karen Cappotelli, Teresa Pazhia, Kay Macwilliams, Margaret Harrigan, Bonnie Smith, Denise Hughes, Mary McCombs, Ross MacKay. Bottom Row: Dianne Bardeen, George Grau- lick, Rocco Rapone, Carol Smith, Kathyrn Swarts, Nancy Emens, john deLeeuw. Fourth Grade Mrs. Roberts Top Row: Edward Baker, Amy Fenton, Cheri Tucci, Linda Ciner, .lanet Waldron, Lawrence Flynn, Daniel Hackett, Robert Sullivan, Kathryn Howard, Andrea Reid, Nancy Chiverton. Eileen Krenzor. Middle Row: David Ladd, Mrs. Roberts, Stephen Snyder, Robert Gilbert, Jeanette Muscarella, Glenn Crandell, Kathleen Colley, Deborah Laur- sen, Eric Slentz. Bottom Row: Nancy Frazo, Maralyn Roberts, James Robertson, Charlene Morrill, Jeffrey Litteer, Michael Stein. Absent: Debra Cesare, Marion Fisher. Mrs. Arnold Top Row: Mrs. Arnold, Ronald Chraston. Janice Allen. Yvonne Knickerbocker. Walter Lindow. Ronald Curry. .lean Slack, Patricia Grant. Timothy Dempsey, Wary Lou Green. Middle Row: Patsy Rapone. Mary Ellen Clemens. Ronda Houk, Willie Mae Hayes. Kathleen Murphy. Barbara ..,.,,.va-1-wk Harrington. Jeanette Thompson. Shannon Buckley. Bottom Row: William Hale. Michael Shelton. Christopher Storms. Susan Cook. Suzanne Martin. Gary Worden. Absent: .lames Hefner. Daniel Fisher. Fourth Grade Miss Anchor Top Row: Ruth Weaver. Marsha Gardner. .lohn Harmon. William Grant. Glenn Sickles. Neil Barton. Sharon Klick. Bonnie Snyder. Roger Landuyt. Tonya Cobb. Miss Anchor. Middle Row: Renee Hale. Theresa Wills, Harry Sims. Barbara Farrell. Willie James Hayes. Mary Mc-Kernan james Sayers. Jeanne Nesbitt. Bottom Row: David Rapone Robert Schwartz. Bruce Sweet. James Wood. Deborah Adams Gary Nicholls, Absent: Daniel Campbell. Mrs. Perkins Top Row: Nancy Hermansen, Carol Clary, Bonnie Betteridge, Mrs. Perkins, Deborah Geer. Dennis Wilkin, Nanette Fenton, Dawn Adams. Molly Dempsey, Kathleen Patrick, Rachel Meloy, Christine Lathan. Nancy Luckenbach, Alan Donaghue. Middle Row: David Robertson, Delores Allen, Debra Crandell, Kathleen Clancy, Janet Bostwick. Maria Cappini, Timothy Balonek, Michael Murphy. .lames Rothroek. Bottom Row: Catherine Buckley, Deborah Fletcher, Hilda Corcimiglia, Teri Jackson, Robert Whaley. Lynette Parnell. Susan Reid, Rickie Elman. Allison Crane, James Maclntyre. Third Grade Mrs. Reed Top Row: Eloise Irving, Ann Marshall, Janet Quait, Doris Butler. James Maloy. Ronald Crattan, Gerald Hayes, Terence Bullard. Edward Micheaux, Kevin Curts, Keith Robinson, Gina Drumheller, Stephen Davis. Middle Row: Clifford Jackson. Mrs. Reed, Jeffrey Aikens, Gary Schwartz, Donna Worden. Betty Legg, Ricky Dolby, Ronald Houk, Daniel Harmon. Bottom Row: Donald Ralston, Michael Kelly, Thomas Forsyth, Michael McKay, Jeffrey Kingsbury, Andrew Campbell. Absent: Valerie Robinson, Marie Miller. .Q- 5 i s -Qin 5 .Q it Mrs. Kelly Top Row: ,lark Dolhy. Mrs. Kelly. Francis Chras- ghue. Lillian Wills. Cathy llummvl. .lane-t Blakcr. Cynthia ton. Charles DaviS. DL-lmrah 1l:'Ew1-n. .lohn Coyle. Russell Xlorrison. Bottom Row: lfdwarfl Sands. Daniel Ne-shit. Brian Welshy. Coleen Xlaloy. Pasquale Combo. Ronald Hodges. l ial1f'r. Ronald HQ-ilry. Kr-nm-th Xlorrill. Dawirl Yoke-s, Absent: Gvrald Robinson. Wayne WorLlPn. William ,lonPS. Ethel Klic-k. Jeffrey Boylan. Middle Row: Terranve Olfen. Dchorah Nlartin. Linda Dona- iMrs. Mustari Top Row: Karen Clemf-nts. MQ-'linda Swartz-. Marhle. Gail Slcntz. Gerald Gray. Leslie- Balzing. 'Nladf-line Donna Vancasselci. Mrs. llluslari. Elizahvth Cvsarano. David Carpenter. Nlichaf-l flloran. .lose-ph Koziol, Nool Stews-iison. Holdridgv. Donald Brown. William Sc'hnf'idvr. Timothy King. Bottom Row: Rvlwrfrfa Hilliard. Nanny Dalvy, ljncla De-l orf'sl. Mary Ann l7ili.Carol Kaness. Elizabeth Cannon. Mary Williams. Lorie Sackclt. Denise Ohlscn. Robin Sivklcrs. Chrislinz- Dale Snyder. Mark Miller. Middle Row: David Downey. Dehra Brancles. Rosanne Wood. Absent: Sandra HPale-. 1 is is 1 i i as 3 - N Mrs. Weeks Top Row: Randy Sue Hicks, Gary Mattice, Cook, Mary Coyle, Paul Fisher, Gloria Howard,Charles Charles Van Gorder, Donna Eslabrook, Wendy Sherman, Cindy Burger. Bottom Row: Janice Hayward, Cindy Robert Sheahen, ,lohn DeVelder, Elizabeth Grant, Alan Dianne Shauf, Joanna Moore, Sharon Leach, Karen Cripps, Glenn Harkness, Mrs. Weeks. Middle Row: Thomas Lori Elliott. Second Grade Mrs. Stanton Top Row: Edward Green, Peter Tucci, Ellen Gary Snyder, Edward Peet, Donald Stein, Paul Rose, Charles Harrington, Thomas Freeman, Charles Dalberth, Randall O'Dnnnell, Esther Krenzer, Ronald Bardeen, Elizabeth Gil- Hackett, .lames Waldron, Roberta Mac Le0d,,loseph Williams, bert. Bottom Row: Sandra Paladino, Kathleen Daley, Mark Donna Cameron, Wendy King, Mrs. Stanton. Middle Row: Kelly, David Heins, William Sullivan, Shirley Hanks. -. Miss Campbell Top Row: James Thornton. Christine Davis, Nesbit, Joyce Leach, Katherine Legg. Norman Heisler. .ludith Leon Hess, Cheryl Baker, David Dale. Lillian Combo. Michael Callan, Miss Campbell. Bottom Row: Richard Brown, Wayne Smith, Charles Shauf. Bonnie Mac lntyre. Middle Row: Robinson, Deborah Shepard. Allen Henry. Victoria Morrison. Timothy Harrington, Randy Ralston, Peggy Sickles. Rodney Stephen Bishop. Absent: Leanna De Forest. Joseph Marlowe, Second Grade Mrs. Ash Top Row: Frank Paxhia. Debra Whaley. Dwight Alexander, Deborah Vink, Christopher Ellis, Thomas Sullivan, .lohn Riggi, Timothy Stewart, Diane Pursel. Middle Row: Polly Nelan, Mary Parnell, Robin Barnhardt. Peter Brown, Leslie Charron. Richard Klinkheil. Daniel Hammond. Kimberly Keenan, Kathleen Stella, Michael Fisher, Mrs. Ash. Bottom Row: Suzanne Hoag, Richard Brinkman, Randy Palmer, David Brandes, Charles Hackett. james Cronin. Stephen Clements. kms! Mrs. Clary Top Row: Mrs. Clary. Thomas Quail. Charles man. ,layne Vink. Ruben Kennison. Diane Fitch. Mary Alice Carson.l.,aurenre King. Colleen Mnran.David Thorntonhloseph Sullivan. Carol Murphy. Cheryl Sims. Bottom Row: .lames Brandes. Donald Mat-lntyre. Robert Ely. Mark Reid. Middle Harrington. James Hank. Eric- Wing. Elaine Kramer. Robert Row: Bart Lucas. James Pimm. Donald Curry. Robert Free- Cl1iVPrI0n. Cary 5if'klf'S. Absenlr Barbara B3f'lZPl. Second Grade First Grade Mrs. Furlan Top Row: Mrs. Furlan. Bruce Curts. Beverly Hefner. Jesse Coleman. Charles Lindow. David Maneuso. Steven Cameron. Cynthia Waters. Thomas Hayes. Middle Row: Kathleen Shaughnessy. Patrick Cullinan. David Ralston. Stephen Shepard. Weston Kennison. Rene Waldron. Bonnie Reid. Cheryl Kelly. Cynthia Donaghue. Bottom Row: Peter Alliart. Elizabeth Jones. Kathryn Adams. Cheryl Dimon. Sandra Quacke-nbush. Francis Rapone. David Parnell. Absent: Nlaria Knickerbocker. Sheri Pullyhlank. Frank Saeva. QQ 1-,gene Q Mrs. Sharp Top Row: Paul Day, Edward Garland, Mary Ann Rapone, Michael Allen, Mrs. Sharp. Bottom Row: Lynn Torpey. Edward Stella, Mary Jaworski. Karen Smith. Jeanne Elliott. Debra Hodges. Ronald Stirling. Robin Scott, Patricia Watkins. Jonathan Barnes. Daniel Coyle. Middle Row: Roberts. Rhonda Henry. Kevin Clary. Absent: Darlene Guw- Kenneth Holley. Peter Campbell. Ralph King. Lydia Merritt, towski. Cindy Smith. Walter Knickerbocker, Paul Baker, Deborah Shero, Thomas i First Grade Mrs. Snyder Top Row: .lames Chiverton, Linda Harmon. lRichard Kaness, Michael Cobb, Matthew Fairbrother, Julia Callan, Patricia Watson, Susan Washburn, Scott Weitzel, Kelly, Mrs. Snyder. Middle Row: Nancy Adams, Lynn David Eaton, Raymond Leach, Michael Kemnitz, .lames DeMersman. Sheryl Marble. Gerald North. Michael Tucci. Bottom Row: ,lack Wills. Todd Hartford. Mark Harrington. Francis Cratton, Patricia Gatrost. Brian Quai-kenbush. Absent: Ralph Champlin. Roland De Forest. Mrs. Lynch Top How: Mrs. Lynch, Terry Shelton, Teresa Richard Chraston, Michael Boylan, Brenda Nobles Patricia Stein, Roger Williams, Donald Cooper, Gerald Forsyth, Stephen Marshall. Bottom Row: Steven Kissell, Pamela Hodge Eric Houpt, Mark Pangrazio, Evelyn Palmer. Middle Row: Susan Charron, Mary Van Allen, Martha Stevenson Donna Hicks Daley, Karl Slentz, Kathleen Dale, David Martin, Karen Nesbit, Absent: Sharon Glade, Karen Grant, Robert Hughes First Grade Mrs. Bald Top Row: Catherine Flli, Pamela Sinclair, Timothy Futter, David Sands, Christian Batzing, Patricia Latham,,lames Craw, Thomas Graulick, Randy Grattan, Mrs. Bald. Middle Row: Lori Wheeler, Edwin Vokes, Constance Maxwell, Timothy Laursen, Gail Roggen, Glenn Kramer, Machelle Neri, Robert Frew, Catherine Sickles. Bottom Row: Keith Bardeen, Kevin Kelly, David Fitzsimmons, Ronald Beach, Wayne Burger, Mary Goldsmith, Sharon Paladino. Absent: Donald Carpenter, Margaret Rapone. Mrs. May Top Row: Pamela Forsyth, Ann Jackson, Kathy Grant, Teri Hodges, Casey Callan, Anne Anderson, Mrs. May. lames Goodburlet, ,laquelyn Coleman. Middle Row: Patrick Murphy, Mary Nailos, Steven Fagan, Donald MacLeod, Mark Riggi, Thomas Buckley, Frank Valente. Kevin Geer. Bottom Row: .loan Pullyblank, .lohn Seaver. Elizabeth Ludlum, Daniel Freeman, Lori Boylan, Mark Watkins, David Washburn Absent: Cynthia Bennington, ,lean Guthrie, Barbara Lawrence, Kelly Moran, Betty Lou Rapone, Lynn Stackpoole, Kathy White- side, Thomas johnson, Thomas Marlowe, Michael Mooney John Russ. David Baetzel. Kindergarten Mrs. Hoomans Top Row: Michael Meritt. Julie Hoag, John Flynn, Robert Beach, Thomas Mills, Albertus VandeVliert, Deborah Latko, Lori Kennedy, Patricia Heffer, Toby Weitzel. Middle Row: Raymond Robinson, Susan King, Mark Roth- rock, Meta Jackson, Joyce Cripps. Suellen Futter, Denise Downey, Donald Miller, Sandra Cappotelli, Deborah Bardeen, Mrs, Hnnmans. Bottom Row: Dawn Keenan, LuAnn laniro, Richard Brandes, Alvin Hummel, Thomas Shaughnessy, Robert Steedman, Joseph Rapone, Ruben Pieadn. Absent: John Pike, Michael Pullyblank, Robert Williams, Gale Hayward. Mrs May Top Row: Mrs. May, James Mehs, Debra Reid, Joyce Luckenbach James Sackett, Steven Krenzcr, Kevin Pike, Dean Hess Nancy Booth, Michael Kelly, Donna Vink, Robin Comstock Barbara Stein, Mark Davis. Middle Row: Theodore Harmon Robin Brinkman, Michael Aikens, Linda Stevens Ronald Grant, Anthony Brown, Laurie Offen, Mark Rogers, Richard Pursel. Bottom Row: Deborah Donaghue, Sherri Schmitt, Joan Clements, Karen Sullivan, Laverne Jackson, Ruth FitzSimmons. Absent: Ruth Miller. Kindergarten Mrs. Hoomans Top Row: Mrs. Hoomans, David Harkness, Connie Oliver, Robert Stone, William Stephany. Cheryl Barnhart, Cathy Fisher, Holly Sickles, Catherine Beach, Thomas Stewart, Linda Landuyt. Middle Row: Kimberly Brew, Robert Kaness, Randy Moore, Gail Clements, Patricia Johnson, Robert Zimmer, Valarie Aleskey. Thomas Hammond Edward Craw. Bottom Row: Michelle Casteel, James Larry Blaker, Daniel Musson, Barbara Schroeder. Shero, joseph Burkhart, Donna Forsyth, Patricia Garland Absent: Peter Stein. 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Third Row: Charlene Wilkins, Judith Tetrault, Joan Irving, Barbara Campbell, Patricia Daley, Shirley Walkup, Donna Cunningham, Pamela Ainodelac Staff Putting together a yearbook is not an easy job. It takes many hours of long hard work on the part of the section editors and staff members. Pictures have to be taken, and when they come back from the photog- rapher, they have to be stamped and identified. Then the mat for that page is drawn. The finished product you hold in your hands. The many hours of work have paid off in a book the editors and staff members can be proud of. 62 Krampe, Joyce Reed, Deborah Donnelly. Second Row: Peter Jacob, Gregory Connor, Maureen Freeman, Mary Ellen Cook, Valerie Hinsdale, Maureen Reed, Sharon Davis. Bottom Row: Andrea Baldeck, David Rover, Marsha Freeman, Mary Daley, Jeanne Crane. Advisors Mrs. Harriet Griffith, Mrs. Mildred Shaffer Top Row: Mary Daley. Gary Grant. Maureen Freeman. Andrea Baldeck. Marsha Freeman. Valerie Hinsdale. Mary Ellen Cook. Sharon Davis. Jeanne Crane. Judy Peter Jac-oh Absent: Linda Mt'Creedy Stone Bottom Row: Maureen Reed. Greg Connor. Editor-in-chief Ass't. Editor Business Editor Photography Editor Sports Editors Grade Editor Music Editor Junior Class Editor Sophomore Class Editors Freshman Editor Junior High Editors Editors Valerie Hinsdale Maureen Reed Mary Ellen Cook Peter Jacob Gary Grant Greg Connor Sharon Davis Judy Stone Maureen Freeman Mary Daley Jeanne Crane Linda McCreedy Andrea Baldeck Marsha Freeman The tremendous job of planning of the yearbook began almost a year ago. Since then, it has been the job ofthe editor-in-chief to coordinate these efforts into the hook you hold. Everyone has worked very hard in this team effort. and all deserve a hearty pat on the back. To the typists for their long hours of work. to all the section editors. and to my assistant editor. thank-you and congratula- tions on a fine yearbook which we leave as an example for others to follow. Valerie Hinsda Editor-in-Chief le Count Representatives Nate Richardson, Jamie Williams, Gary Grant and Loretta Cappotelli are Caledonia's delegates to the Livingston County Student Council for this school year. This organization which meets monthly in Ceneseo discusses problems common to all schools in Livingston County. ln the spring of the school year a conference with discussion groups is held which is open to all members of Student Councils in Livingston County. County Council Representatives Back Row: Nathaniel Richardson, James Williams Front Row: Cary Grant, Loretta Cappotelli. President Gary Grant Vice-president James Williams Secretary Loretta Cappotelli Treasurer Sandra Eggleston Jamie discusses council activities with Loretta, Sandy and Gary. 64 Student Council Officers The Backbone of Student Government Third Row: Charles Pike, Reid Meloy, Nathaniel Row: Mary Daley, Tanya Weitzel, Patricia Lalko, Gary Richardson, Gerald Simms, James Williams, David Grant, Judith Stone First Row: Richard Elkins, Marlene Elkins, Loretta Cappotelli, Sandra Eggleston Second Parnell, Cheryl Fisher. Council Activities This year the Student Council suggested that we dress up for our dances with the boys wearing white shirts and ties or white shirts and sweaters: the girls, skirts and sweaters or dresses. Also, once a person comes into a dance he cannot leave unless he pays to get back in. These are the main rules for school dances, with the exception of football victory dances. The Student Council voted in the idea of a school mascot. The topic was discussed thoroughly, and we now have an Indian as our mascot. Suggestions were made to have honor study halls. Such study halls would help in raising marks, develop personal pride and discipline, and help to prepare students for college. These honor study halls would be limited to those students qualifing for such an honor. It would enable them to be in the library and have the use of all available materials for research. These are only some of the many things that the student council officers and members planned for the school year 1963-1964. Back Row: ,leanne Crane, Art Editorg Loretta Cappo- Susan Wild, Assistant Editor. First Row: Margaret Mc telli, Typist. Second Row: Donna Cunningham, Editorg Ewen, Assistant Circulation Editorg Lynn Meloy, Circula Marlene Parnell, Assistant Sports Editorg Maureen Reed. tion Editor- Sports Editorg Shirley Walkup, Secretary and Treasurerg Editors ur Literar Publication: Advisors Mrs. Virginia Keefe, Mrs. Mildred Shaffer Staff Back Row: Deborah Donnelly, Susan Wild, Marilyn Burns, Priscilla Stone, Linda Austin, Linda Elkins, Marjorie Barton, Lynn Meloy, Renate Fortner, John Sheldon, Jenel.l Johnson, Patricia Chiverton, Alice Hayward, Mary Lou Crattan, Susan Oilueary, Mary Lou Donnelly, Judy Stone, Georgeann Pully- blank, Mary Daley Third Row: Loretta Cappotelli, Jeanne Crane, Sharon Walkup, Linda Grattan, Phyllis Hughes, Kathleen Wagar, Melanie Lucas, Mary Ellen Coodie, Valerie Richardson, Billie ,lean McAbee, Betty Brzezowski, Charlene Wilkins, Barbara Heffer, Clara .lean Simpson, Linda Dempsey, Marjorie Macwilliams, Patricia Daley, Catherine Ball Second Row: Linda Campbell, Barbara McKay, Ruth Ann Holliday, Theresa Rapone, Joyce Reed, Maureen Reed, Donna Cunning- ham, Darla Eggleston, Jeanne Arnold, Sandra Weber, Maureen Freeman, Constance Rapone, Susan Hartford, Janet Cappotelli First Row: Margaret McEwen, Sharon Davis, Audrey Knapp, Frances Brown, Shirley Walkup, Kathleen Smith, Deborah Sherman, Jennifer Ford, Helen 0'Donnell, Carol Majors, Marlene Parnell The News Blazer The News Blazer Staff is composed of two staffs, the Editorial and Business. The latter was a much needed addition to facilitate the printing of the paper, which is put out eighteen times a year. Although the staff itself writes most of the material, articles are accepted from anyone in the student body who wishes to contribute. Members of the staff attend two newspaper conferences each year. The Press Conference sponsored by the Democrat and Chronicle in Rochester is held in the fall. ln the spring there is a Press Conference at St. Bonaventure University in Olean, New York. ational Honor Society - K 2 f'.i i ' 1, gm M ' 1 55' ' it V K 5. 3, ,,. 4 ' X. 1 ,gtg ' 59.15-,I ' 'VN .M .ix mmf , 'i 'W JV fl' 'Til-H Wi? 'FH dv - Anne Angevine, Shirly Gray, Barbara Griffin, Peter Jacob, John Cannon, Gary Grant, Charles O'Brien, Corrine Russ, Carol Brown Adv 1 so rs Miss Mary Mairs, Mrs. Virginia Keefe Throughout the United States, when high school students and graduates from various schools meet at conferences and other functions, such as Girls, State and Boys' State conventions, or when college freshmen from many high schools get together, the National Honor Society pin often provides a common bond of interest. Whether a student belongs to a small chapter in a village school or is one of a large membership in a large city system, the requirements and qualifications remain the same. When candidates are being considered, the main qualities stressed are SCHOLARSHIP, SERVICE, LEADERSHIP, and CHARACTER. The recognition given to members of this national society is one of the most significant honors bestowed by schools. Academic Leaders NATIO NAL HONOR SOCIETY EL. Ex 7 S!! xg Valedictorian Salutatorian Charles O'Brien, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O'Brien of Maple Street, is the valedictorian of the Class of 1964- with a three-and-one-haltf year average of 96.13. Chuck has been active in many activities in his four years of high school. He has played solo cornet in the Senior Band for four years, and he has received many medals in solo competi- tion. Chuck is also a member of the Senior Chorus. He was class president in his junior year. This fall he played center on the varsity foot- ball's gold team. He has wrestled but had to quit because of an injury. He has played baseball for the Raiders for three years. In the spring of 1963, he was inducted into the Caledonia Chapter of the National Honor Society. In the fall he received word he was a finalist in the National Merit Scholarship Test. He has been accepted at Hamilton College in September and plans to study law later. Congratulations, Chuck! The salutatorian this year is John Cannon. son of Mr. and Mrs. John Cannon of Mumford, with a three-and-one-half-year average of 93.61. John has been a member of the Senior Band for six years and plays both bassoon and clarinet. He also sings in the Senior Chorus. John has played basketball for four years and baseball for three. He was a guard on the Raiders gold team this fall and in addition was chosen as eo-captain. He also was inducted into the National Honor Society last year, and this fall he was announced as a semi-finalist in the National Merit Scholar- ship Test. John is one of Caledonia's representa- tives to the Syracuse Citizenship Conference in April at Syracuse University. Congratulations, John! 69 State Regents Scholarship Winners Charles O'Brien John Cannon Patricia Chiverton James Taillie Joseph Ward III Of the forty-eight scholarships given in Livingston County, Caledonia received six. The other three win- ners were from Monroe County. Valerie Hinsdale was designated as an alternate in Livingston County. The examination was taken by some 135,000 sen- iors in high schools, all over New York State. There were only 16, 24-2 scholarships awarded this year. The number allowed each county is determined by the ratio of the number of high school graduates in the state last year. The winners receive from S250 to S750 annually to help pay expenses in any college in New York State. ln addition, winners are eligible to receive scholarship incentive awards of 3100 to 3300, up to the cost of tui- tion. This group of nine winners represents the largest number C.M.C.S. has ever had. Congratulations! Alternate Richard Weber Peter Jacob Graham Frazer Gary Grant Valerie Hinsdale 70 Empire Boys' and Girls' State Gary Grant. Valerie Hinsdale, Eugene Krenzer. A Lesson in Democracy Last June these three representatives from Caledonia joined some 1,400 other high school juniors from all over New York State and par- ticipated in Empire Boys' and Girls, States. These meetings were held at Colgate University and Cortland State Teachers College respectively. The delegates received a close look into the workings of American de- mocracy. They heard experts in politics speak, took an active part in the party campaigns, and made many close friends. But above all they learned what their country's heritage of democracy means to them as citizens. Back Row: Phyllis Hughes, Alice Hayward, Mary Lou Jennifer Ford, Carol Majors, Linda Campbell, Sharon Grattan, Carole Smith, Mary Lou Donnelly, Barbara Dolph, Davis, Sandra Embling Bottom Row: Loretta Cappotelli, Barbara Heffer, Nancy Ochs, Janice Morrill, Mary Daley, Ann Toni Parnell, treasurerg Toni Shultz, secretaryg Mina Susan Wild, Ruth Ann Holliday Middle Row: Jeanne Brown, vice-presidentg Patricia Chiverton, president Arnold, Susan Ely, Susan Coyle, Helen O'Donnel.l, Future Teachers of America The Future Teachers of America was organized in Caledonia in 1959. Since that time it has grown until there are F. T. A. members participating in the classroom activities of the majority of grade school classes and several high school classes. The members of this organization would like to express their gratitude to all the teachers who have taken part in this program and have helped to make it a success. A special vote of thanks goes to Mrs. Sheldon, our advisor, for her many hours of work on our behalf. l Advisor Mrs. Elizabeth Sheldon The first activity of the school year was the election of officers. Donald Ranous was elected presidentg Robert Bickford, vice-president, Gary Bubel, secretaryg George Hahn, treasurer, Gordon Booth, reporterg and Ronald Shoemaker, sentinel. Selling ads for our F. F. A. calendar was our first piece of business. After being divided into two teams, it was decided the losing team would entertain the winners at a chicken bar-b-que held in November. In October Gary Bubel, Robert Bickford, George Hahn and Larry Cornell were sent as delegates to the National Convention in Kansas City. Here the members were given awards for their accomplishments in agriculture. Summer brings exhibiting of livestock or produce at area fairs. Several of the chapter members have won ribbons in these fields. Mr. Howard Smith Future Farmers of America Back Row: William Carter, Richard Cameron, Donald Fonda, James Straight, Ronald Smith, Robert Hodges, David Lessord, .lack Crane, Tom Martin, Robert Sickles Third Row: Chester Phelps, Ronald Robinson, Kenneth Sayers, Irwin Knickerbocker, David Fellows, Richard Roth, Tom Kretschmer, Fred Nixon, Richard Stein, Robert Irving Second Row: Ronald Shoemaker, George Hahn, Stanley Johnson, Donald Ranous, Cordon Booth, Robert Bickford, Cary Bubel First Row: .loan Irving, Richard Krenzer, Eric Baker Library Club Top Row: Carolyn Herbert, Valeria Richardson, Melanie Lucas, Mildred Brown, Julia Seaver, Linda Majors, Peggy Lucas, Deborah Sherman, Miss Mairs, Richard Cameron, Chester Phelps, William Carter, David Lessord. Middle Row: Marjorie Macwilliams, Janice Morrill, Marjorie Advisor Miss Mary Mairs Barton, Kathleen Wagar, Claire .lean Simpson, Lavonne Mitchel, Ronald Robinson, Thomas Nichols. Bottom Row: Constance Rapone, Beverly LaBelle, Mary Ellen C-oodie, Carol Majors, Carolyn Mitchell. The Library Club is a service organization. The objective is to aid the librarian and other students. Through this objective club members learn more about libraries and how they are run. Club members are expected to spend one period a week work- ing in the library. This period may be spent preparing new books for the shelves, filing, making sure the books are in order, or arranging bulletin boards. If working in the grade library, the club member may be either reading to or stamping books for the younger children to take out. 74 The Service Club Back Row: Gretchen Bardeen. Marthena Williams. Harry Rapone. John Henry. Shirley Dempsey Ifirstvllow: Mark VanCassele. Sara O'Leary Third Row: Barbara Grant, Gill. ,lames Anderson. Sharon Lostanzi. Wanda Hank. Lnrinda Linder. Emmett Clancy, Warren Pease, Kenneth Lucy Chraston Hale Second Row: Robert VanDusen.'Sheila Neri,Joann The School's Helping Hand The boys and girls who wear the Service Club pins and the patrol belts are students from the sixth grade who have volunteered to be of help to their school by joining the Service Club. There are five members from each of the sixth grades. Officers are: President, Marthina Williams, Vicespresi- dent, Kenneth Hale, Secretary Wanda Hank. Our school runs more smoothly because ofthe many tasks performed by these club members. They collect the absence slips, distribute and gather the banking envelopes, patrol the halls. deliver supplies, and help with special jobs throughout the year. Service Club members make a fine contribution to the elementary school. Advisor Miss Rossney with officers of the Service Club: Marthena Williams. Ken- neth Hale. Wanda Hank. Livingston County Music Queen Miss Loretta Cappotellj On November 8, 1963, Loretta Cappotelli was crowned Music Queen of Livingston County at the Inter-High Ball which this year was held in Mt. Morris. Loretta, escorted by Gary Grant, was picked by the Wayland Central School dance band from six other town queens. They were judged on personality, poise and appearance. Congratulations, Loretta! .r -1 Top Row: Linda Mills, Kathy Kelly, Cheryl Kretschmer, Linda Rivers, Roxanne Vaughn, Sharon Van Duzen, Mary Harmon, Mary Ellen Connor, Alice Flynn, Gloria Sickles, Suzanne Hank, Richard Gratton, Brian Simpson, Robert Waldron, Tibor Kooy, John Clemens, Larry Luckenbach, Keith Laursen. Fifth Row: Patricia Sullivan, Margaret Meloy, Barbara Klinkbeil, Christine Waters, Eugenie Keith, Kathy Hamler, Cynthia Coyle, Catherine Cannon, Brenda Fortner, Colleen Knickerbocker, Patricia Farrell, Collette Parnell, Martha Harrington, Debra Adams, Kathleen Robinson, Michael Andaloro, John Sickles, Michael Freeman. Fourth Row: Mary Kelly, Lucille Walkup, Linda Fortner, Daniel Fili, Richard McKay, James Betteridge, Martha Martin, Julie Randall, Beverly Jackson, Kathleen Emens, Donald Griffin, Jeffrey King, David Griffin, John Parnell, Dale Quackenbush, Louis Miller, Daniel Reid, Russell Elementary Chorus unior Chorus Top Row: Linda Corcimiglia, Sally Hahn, Elizabeth Robertson, Joan Flynn, Phyllis Johnson, Kurt Slentz, Gerald Baldeck, Douglas MacDonald, Thomas Ladd, William Andaloro, Richard Cooper, Stephen Coyle, Robert Emens, Robert McMahon, Patricia Freeman, Priscilla Booth, Linda DiLiberto, Jo Ann Ohlsen, Marie Heffer. Middle Row: Lynda Laursen, Pamela Taylor, Marilyn Gray, Elizabeth Allen, Jeanne Smith, Louis Kingsbury, George Yopp, James Jackson, Robert Leathersich, Richard Chiverton, Stephen Smith. Third Row: Thomas Stephany, Allan Baldeck, Gary Kenni- son, Daniel Pangrazio, Louis Rapone, Jeffrey Cohen, Maureen Hefner, Constance Roth, Jocelyn Hilliard, Amy Holley, Susanne Carpenter, Charlene Waters, Christopher Morrison, David Seaver, Eileen Baker, Kathleen Nichols, Carol Gwynn, Suzanne Smith. Second Row: Mr. Eager, Kathryn Dolby, Mary lo Tiberio, Sylvia Haupt, Sherry Reid, Jane Aikens, Susanna McGinty, Cynthia Morrill, James Giner, Marvin Shelton, Tom Bonaquisti, David Sickles, Andy Strano, Robert McCombs, Marilyn Ohlsen, Wanda Grant, Karen Callen, Deborah Lang. First Row: Jeanette Beach, Judith Gilbert, Anne Cesarano, Elaine Cripps, Jill Thompson, Martha Brown, Gregory Buckley, Arthur McClinic, David Shelton, Karen Wagar, Debra DeVure, Charlene Samis, Sandra Frazo, Marie Kramer. Morrison, Ronald Miller, Curtis Smith, Mary Cannon, Marcia Bickford, Patricia Griffin, Ellen Taillie, Marsha Freeman. Bottom Row: Barbara Shelton, Sally Sickles, La Vonne Mitchell, Kathryn Callan, Sandra Hale, Amelia Coppini, Kenneth Walkup, David Reed, Richard Elkins, Vernon Offen, Robert B. Jones, Susan Gwynn, Tanya Weitzel, Katherine King, Mary Rapone, Joanne Cornell, Leona Luckenbach, Susan Hilliard, Mr. Allen, 77 g, Q 1 ,z fi ,' gf, ' ,Q ' , Z, A ' 1 ,K 3 , 1, fi ,xv L 7 1 ji . K. 1 'ff Q : 'L , 1 ' M 1.9414 W X257-f ' Q f xf ff? 2. ff Q5 42 5 ' A ' X K N J ? 5 2 Q 9 Q 2 Q '?3pa, ! l Ln.. Music: Clarinets Joseph Ward Valerie Hinsdale James Herkimer Linda Elkins .lane Allen Carole Smith Marlene Brown Mary .lo Dempsy Sharon Walkup Kathleen Wagar Alto Clarinet Renate Fortner Bass Clarinets Judith Stone Barbara Barrows Flutes Barbara Campbell Shirley Walkup Margaret McEwen Sally McCreedy Frances Brown Kristine Slentz Rebecca Martin Linda MeCreedy Sharon Davis Charlene Wilkins Oboes Maureen Freeman Barbara Barton Bassoons John Cannon Mary Daley Saxophones Susan Wild Sandra Eggleston Marlene Parnell Jeanne Crane Dale Gutekunst Majorettes Maureen Reed Alice Hayward Catherine Ball ,lenell johnson Mildred Brown Loretta Cappotelli Director Mr. Paul Allen .,, . xii! Q if -.. Q Q Q , I Q , 1 . . E wg ,-f L rf , Q ,315 'J fs xi 1 ' b ll , x v . v ,f K 4-8 Q? : 'ix ff-5 ' .i F' x ii 'C N S' . gr. . V ' r 4 ' WN u Q '-f , K ' . I x 'f M-Y , -X JX Y -ad .X .N If Q E f 5 y' 'i f ' . ., 1 4 , NV, ' ., . pq .K ,I ., hy ff-if E55 R 1 Ni ffffiw I +I' 'mx ! ,,. A ff ffff ' 1' A, .Q-A-E ,I H, ,yr X. fb 6 C .fn 1 W - 4 X 5 S lip jx Back Row: Debra Hoag, Daniel Reid, Richard Cooper, Michael Donaghue, Mr. Eager. Fifth Row: Donald Simpson, Thomas Ladd, Sally Sickles, Michael Freeman, Bryan Simpson, James Giner, Robert Brown, Kenneth Walkup, Martha Martin, Julie Randall, Kenneth Snyder, Stephen Clary, Jeffrey Jones, David Read. Fourth Row: Stephen Bartalo, William Andaloro, Kurt Slentz, Gerald Baldeck, Sandra Eggleston, Michael Andaloro, Denise Wellsby, Betsy Allen, Tom Bonaquisti, Kathryn King, Dennis Cohen, Curtis Smith. Third Row: Nancy Slentz, Alice Flynn, Richard Elkins, unior Band Beginners' Band Back Row: John Roberts, Larry Donaghue, Robert Sherman, Charles Cooper, Robert Martin. Fourth Row: Carl Warden, Richard Eaton, John Herkimer, William Baldeck, Mary Kelly, Larry Flynn, Thomas Krenzer. Third Row: Christopher Morri- son, Timothy Clements, Daniel Fili, Louis Rapone, Deborah Laursen, Kathleen Emens, Sylvia Haupt, Barbara Klinkbeil, Gary Kennison, Jill Thompson, Jocelyn Hilliard, Elaine Cripps, David Griffin. Second Row: Donald Griffin, Debra DeVore, Martha Brown, Catherine Cannon, Sally Hahn, Douglas MacDonald, Joseph Daley, Linda DiLiberto, Phyllis Johnson, Patricia Freeman, Bonnie de- Leeuw, Edward Pike, Mary Cannon. First Row: Ann Paxhia, Pam- ela Taylor, Joan Flynn, Linad MacKay, Marsha Freeman, Julie Cuns, Mary Joe Dempsey, Kathleen Wagar, Jeanne Smith, John Ward, Catherine Callan, John Sickles. Alan Baldeck, Ross McKay, Eric Slentz, Deborah Cesare. Second Row: Robert Waldron, Brian Clary, Bonnie Smith, Charlene McMahon, Marilyn Ohlson, Lucille Walkup, Charlene Samis, Christine Hayward. First Row: Carol Gwynn, Wanda Grant, Cynthia Coyle, Peggy Patrick. 82 Top Row: Benedikt Kellner, Richard Weber, Gregory Conner, Barbara Campbell. Middle Row: Marjorie Barton, Judith Stone Bottom Row: Graham Frazer, Linda Majors, Dennis Quackenbush. All-State Band 11 C will On November 15 and 16 these people took part in the sectional All-State Band and Chorus at East Ridge High School. The chorus, under the direction of Mr. Richard F. Sheil, and the band, directed by Dr. Clyde Roller, gave fine performances. Top Row: Eugene Krenzer, Cary C-rant. Bottom Row: Shirley Gray, Lynn Meloy, John Cannon. All-State Chorus .PE Our prom was a gratifying success after all the long hours of work we put into it. Here are some of the many who attended dancing in front of the southern mansion, On May 24, 1963, the Class of 1964- presented their Junior Prom, Cotillion. The southern theme was carried out in the southern mansion, with its wide porch, reminiscent of Scarlett O'Hara's home. The two small garden houses and the false ceiling were in two shades of pink and white. On each side of the door were fountains banked with flowers. The highlight of the evening came at eleven- thirty, when our prince and princess, .lim Whiteside and Loretta Cappotelli, were crowned by Queen Before: Loretta and Jim nervously wait for the procession with the other candidates. Lisa Ludlum, Jimmy and Timmy Harrington take the crm to the throne. Revee Salgado. They were attended by their alter- nates: Maureen Reed, Audrey Knapp, .lane Allen, .lohn Cannon, Gary Grant, Greg Connor, and the crownbearers. ln future years we shall look back on our Junior Prom with fond, special memories of a very enjoyable evening. Forgotten will be the long hours of planning and decorating. In their place will he only the memory of a success. After: Prince .lim and Princess Loretta are crowned Queen Revee. The Glory of the Old South Cotillion Prince James Whites May 24, Cappotelli. , - A The candidates line up before the coronation. Queen Jenell is crowned by Princess Loretta. Purple snowfalkes and gold stars suspended from the ceiling set the mood for Deep Purple, the class of 1964's Senior Ball on January 3, 1964. In this atmosphere the couples danced once again to the music of Slim Griffin's Blue Tones. The coronation, the evening's climax, was held at eleven 0'clock at which time Greg Connor and ,lenell Johnson were crowned King and Queen. They were attended by Chuck 0'Brien, Dale Metz, Gary Grant, Marge Barton, Maureen Reed, Audrey Knapp, and the crownbearers Peter and Annie Alhart. The choice of King is announced, and Greg starts toward the The King and Queen go to the dance floor for the Cor throne. Waltz, Senior Play: OUR TOWN December 7, 1963 Top Row: Graham Frazer, Gary Heale, David Rover, John Sheldon, Peter Jacob, Eugene Krenzer, Richard Weber, Mary Ellen Cook, Gregory Connor, Michael Davison, Richard Nothnagle, William Cox, James Whiteside. Middle Row: Maureen Reed, Charles Stage Manager . . . Dr. Gibbs ...... Joe Crowell ..... Howie Newsome . . . . . Mrs. Gibbs .... Mrs. Webb .... George Gibbs .... Rebecca Gibbs . . . Wally Webb ..... . . . . . . John Sheldon Emily Webb ...... . . Professor Willard . . . . . . . . Charles O'Brien . . . . . John Cannon .. . . . .Gary Heale . Michael Davison Patricia Chiverton . . . . . Maureen Reed . ...Dale Metz . . . Audrey Knapp . Valerie Hinsdale . . Richard Weber Mr. Webb ........... ..... J oseph Ward Woman in Auditorium . . . . . Man in Auditorium . . . . . Lady in Auditorium 88 . Mary Ellen Cook . Eugene Krenzer . . . . . . Jenell Johnson O'Brien, Valerie Hinsdale, Dale Metz, Patricia Chiverton, John Cannon, Joseph Ward. Bottom Row: Shirley Walkup, Shirley Gray, Mary Harrington, June Finlayson, Audrey Knapp. Jenell Johnson. Cast Simon Stimson . . Mrs. Soames .... Constable Warren . . . Baseball Players . . Si Crowell . . . Sam Craig ...... Joe Stoddard .... First Dead Man . . Second Dead Man Farmer McCarthy . First Dead Woman . . . . . Second Dead Woman . . Funeral Procession . . . . . . . . Gregory Connor . . . June Finlayson . . . . . Peter Jacob .. . . . William Cox Richard Nothnagle . . . . James Whiteside . . Eugene Krenzer . . . Graham Frazer . . . . William Cox . . . . . David Rover Richard Nothnagle . Mary Harrington . . . Jenell Johnson . . Shirley Walkup Shirley Gray N -e Q. Mr Webb tells George to take good care of Emily. As the school bell rings, the Webb and Gibbs children go off to school. On Saturday, December 7, The Senior Class presented Thornton Wilder's Pulitzer prize-winning drama, Our Town. The first act shows the every-day incidents of people in any small town, or more precisely in Our Town. The story starts at dawn, and both dialogue and action build up between the Gibbs and Webb families. Three years have passed, and in the second act George Gibbs and Emily Webb face their wedding day. Puppy love has blossomed into the real thing. A flashback shows George and Emily at the soda fountain when they first become aware of their love and discuss the future. In the third act Emily dies and is buried. Emily takes her place in the cemetery among the dead but cannot give up her memories of life. She returns to a day in her past. The re-enactment of her twelfth birthday makes her realize how blind she was to the joys of life. The frustration she suffers in trying to get others truly to love one another drives her back to her grave where she admits her foolishness. The play ends on a subtle note as the stage manager integrates the action in the play with the audience. It becomes indeed Our Town. Q! W. If , y Awiaiin, ,,, ,ff av' 5 JI .... , 'S .1 . 1 W V ' ' ' WI1If.z:.f,w.f- yd If LQ! , mi fv- ,,,.f 7 if ,, ,.,, . W 1.0- x, WA v v 19' 'xy I. vw , 2 ti .xx 5, ,I ,7-. K rw I . ' ' ,,Q9:,, ,. +4 , , -I wi 2 'iJ'1le,,' I,7,bi1.' I Ii:fff'1a4I7fI fftuw ,nf , 7V!,.,, 4,,, ,ll ,WA QI I. 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After a scoreless first half, Tom Torpey booted a perfect 29 yard field-goal in a driving rain. In the fourth quarter after an exchange of downs, Caledonia punted deep from their own territory. The punt was blocked and recovered in the end zone for a and time running out, Gary Grant . The junior e score and a on a for a Ward for a quick 7-7 tie. half. In were Canisleo -Here With both teams donia Red Raiders and half was scoreless with tained drive. In the s and marched for their first score S 3 Raider Gridders Top Row: Mr. Decker, Mr. Matthews, Hooks Robertson, Gene Krenzer, Tom Simms, .lim Whiteside, ,lim Taillie, Gary Grant, Bob Anderson, Denny Quackenbush, Greg Connor, Tom Torpey, Mike Hughes, Ed Sheffer, Mike Cannon, John Cannon, ,lohn Griffin, Chuck Collins, Paul Ross, Bob Krenzer, Graham Frazer, Mr. Holland, Jamie Williams. Second Row: Charlie Johnson, Mgr., .lay Ward, Bill McGinty, Craig Fisher, Glenn Quackenbush, Donny Cappotelli. Bob Rapone, Ken Heale, Fran Cappotelli, Jerrie Davis, Jim Nelan, jerry Simms, Peter Coppini, Asst. Mg. First Row: Chuck O'Brien. Varsit Football . ,Y ilu ki, sr 12 ji.nQg.z 3'- 1: Ty? 1 -E ii ,y i , A V1 1 gg er 'S tg 212 xztvz, 'iff'4.1Qw2f,2q1'1 w it 1 ' ,L M w -e L e at 2 1- 'z 4 iz, ms,1,:!iL.fK . 3 ' 1 -'z 1' ' H' few L, if :wa avg, , fx? Stars of Tomorrow Top Row: Russ Tetrault, ass't mgr., Peter Coppini, ass't mgr., Dan Schlosser, Dick Hermansen, Larry Heffer, Monty Williams, Jerry Morris, Mike Heater, Skip Bonacquisti, Bob Nothinger, Eric Baker, Jim Ladd, Gene Cooney, Dick Hefner, Charlie Johnson, mgr. Third Row: Dean Hartford, John Niedzwick, Ken Sayers Second Row: Mr. Decker, Charlie Brown, Ed Sheffer Front Row: Danny Cunningham, Tom Hush, Dick Krenzer, Jack Heuk, Tim O'Donnell, Jim Straight, Ronny Smith Absent: Tom Nichols, Dick Roth unior Varsity Although the Red Raiders Junior Varsity football team did not have a successful season, they gained a great deal of experience which will come in handy during their varsity years. Coached by Mr. Decker, the boys gave those who came to watch some exciting moments. K .,K- .gaw Q. S , 'Nm :Q 5 '1 , X' J 1 e .f ,. 'G Q 1 ,Q sg f X X AH ks Six s A 1 I' 5 C X ,CX i f QNX 5 is f .NE-serv Nov. 15 Nov Dec. 3 Dec. 6 98 Standing: Fran Cappotelli, Gary Bubel, Hooks Robertson, John Cannon, Nate Richardson, Gary Grant, .lim Krenzer, .lim Gill, Coach Eaton. Kneeling: Manager Jim Herkimer, Greg Connor. Basketball Schedule 1963-64 Mt. Morris-Won Dec. Geneseo-Won Dec. Lima-Won J an. Nunda-Won Jan. Livonia-Lost Mt. Monis-Won Dansville-Lost Geneseo-Won March 8 Jan. 17 Avon-Won Jan. 24- York-Won Jan. 31 Nunda-Won Feb. 7 Livonia-Won Lima- Feb. 11 Feb. 18 Feb. 21 Feb. 28 Perry-Won Dansville- Avon- York- Raiders on the Court The Raiders' Varsity this year is com- posed of three seniors, three juniors, and two sophomores. The team is in conten- tion, not only for a sectional berth but also for the county championship. The team has played thirteen games so far, winning eleven and losing two. They are tied with Livonia in the B-League with a 4--1 record in league play and with Dans- ville for the county championship. lm- proving in every game, the Raiders look forward to stopping the Mustangs from Dansville to cop the county crown. Led by high scorer Greg Connor, the Raiders have looked sharp from the field and equally as tough from the foul line. High points of the season thus far have been a one-point win over Avon and a thrilling two point victory over Livonia. 00 Back Row: Mr. Barrett, Ronnie Smith, Al Cesare, Robert Cappotelli, Paul Ross, Tom Simms, Jerry Simms, Bundy Anderson, Mike Cannon, Cyril Resch, Don Fonda, Chuck Price, Bryan Eaton. Collins, Manager Fred Hermansen. Front Row: Don unior Varsity Basketball The Junior Varsity, with a record of nine wins and 4 losses, is showing great promise for a strong varsity team in a couple of years. The team, coached by Mr. Barrett, has eight sophomores andsixefreshmen. The boys have had many thrilling games this year, several of which ended in tie scores going into overtime. Keep a close watch on these boys. There is real action here. L n- S pf i C.M.C.S. Matmcn Top Row: Mr. Lapp, Dianne Bovee iscore keeperj, Manager Tom Nichols, John Sheldon, Mike Hughes, Denny Quackenbush, Glen Quackenbush, Bill McGinty, Marilyn Burns fscore keeperj, Mr. Decker. Middle Row: Tim O'Donnell, Solomon Jackson, David Varsity Fellows, Richard Roth, Jim Clemens, Craig Fisher, Gary Grattan, John Niedzwick. Bottom Row: Ken Fisher, Charlie Brown, Gene Cooney, Ronnie Robinson. Wrestling Although the Raiders' wrestling record has not been outstanding, the pros- pects for the future years look good and wrestling is fast becoming one of Cal- edonials major sports. This year a Christmas Wrestling Tournament was initiated. Teams from Ba- tavia, Canisteo, Churchville-Chili, and Caledonia participated. Canisteo won the tourney title, with the C.M.C.S. matmen placing second. unior High Wrestling Top Row: Frank Worden, Mike Beach, Vic Whiteside, Sam Seava, Lynn Pullyblank, Bob Leathersich, Mr. Lapp, Skip Pike, Larry Jackson, Bill Hughes, Mike Callan, Bart Gute- kunst, Don Schlosser. Bottom Row: Mr. Opdyke, Bob McMahon, Mike Grant, Stewart Heisler, Bob Berner, Terry Boylan, Francis Mack, Kip Grant, Carl Fisher, Mr. Decker. 102 Tennis - 1963 ,fi n effgliff. T5 Back Row: Fred Keith, Graham Frazer, Pete Jacob, George Mcllwaine, Ed Sheffer, Mr. Lipovsky Bolton Row: Fred DeVore, Fred Erbe, Chester Phelps X 04 BASEBALL 1963 LIVINGSTON COUNTY CLASS B CHAMPIONS Top Row: Manager Bill Sheldon, Casey Randall, Jake Davis, Bob Rapone, John Cannon, Tom Nichols, Hooks Robertson, Fran Cappotelli, Coach Eaton, Greg Connor, Gary Grant, Mike Davison, Mike Cannon. Bob Anderson, Wes Stiles, Tom Torpey, jerry Simms Bottom Row: Ronny Smith, Chuck O'Brien, Pete Bedford, assistant manager For the fourth consecutive season, the Caledonia-Mumford Red Raiders won the Livingston County B League title. Although the Raiders ended the season losing six games and winning four, they came through in the tense B league circuit, winning three out of four league games. Strong hitting, fine pitching and fielding, and good team spirit were the prime factors that helped the team to a good season. These assets were demonstrated in the quarterfinal sectional game where Caledonia was defeated by Clifton Springs in a hard-fought extra inning contest. Prospects for next season are even brighter with the Raiders losing no one from the starting nine. Congratulations, boys, and good luckl F ts.: JY - P Q 5 t 6 . S. A conference on the mound takes place in the early The Caledonia bench watches intently as the Raiders innings of the Avon game. go to hat. Batting Averages Greg Connor Jerry Davis Chuck O'Brien Gary Grant Scores C.M.C.S. 5 C.M.C.S. 0 f'fC.M.C.S. 12 'C.M.C.S. 9 C.M.C.S. 5 1-YC.M.C.S. 15 C.M.C.S. 7 fC.M.C.S. 6 C.M.C.S. 3 1'fLeague games 353 343 333 296 Greg Connor keeps an eye on first base as an Avnn player takes a lead-off. Mt. Morris 16 Nunda 1 Avon 7 Livonia 6 Ceneseo 9 Livonia 2 Lima 2 Avon 10 Dansville 6 Pitchers Won Lost Cary Grant 3 4- Mike Davison l 1 Tom Torpey 0 1 Season Won 4- Lost 6 B League Won 3 Lost 1 Sectional Play Clifton Springs 4 Caledonia 3 105 Track 1965 Back Row: ,lay Ward. Dick Nolhnagle, Mike Hughes, Fred Lucas, ,Iim Whiteside, Rick Weber, Mr. Brown Bottom Row: Ken McCartney, Nate Richardson, Neil Bedford. Dale Metz, Tom Simms Tom and Ken fight to keep up as Nate begins to pull away. ,gf ,gg Remember How Great Now as our days in high school come too soon to those important games that were won are all part of an end, we look back over the memories acquired in those happy high school days which soon will he over, the last four years. The Balls, the Proms, the exams, never to be relived. I' On May 21 we started decorating feverishly for our Prom, Cotillion. One of the red-letter days of youth is the day we got our licenses. This is what it looked like the morning of the twenty-fourth. Here are Timmy Harrington and Lisa Ludlum dancing after the coronation. 108 the Coronation Waltz F 0 0 joined the Prince and Princess for T B After the Coronation the alternates V L The Raiders practiced long and hard under the watchful eye of their coaches for the season's opener with York. v Who will forget the thrill felt when the team, led by their cap- tains, came onto the field for the Avon game! was Coach Holland rar sight during football U his usual two quarts of , 4 es l smvtmlll i Here one of the Dansville backs heads right into a pack nf Raider defense men. e y 4 109 Canisteo game. The cheerleaders get ready for the weekly pep rally. There the student body works up spirit for the games. O touchdown. The crowd cheers the team on during the kg A l L.. The Raider and Mt. Morris. lines make contact during the first half. Fran Cappotelli breaks away and runs for a The seniors enjoy the annual football banquet. As Mt. Morris pulled ahead, the boys on the side lines watched glumly. 0 C leorge and Emily become man and wife in the little hurch in Our Town. The day of the senior ball found many girls at the hairdressers getting ready for the big night. FOO Next came our senior play. Here Sam Craig and Joe Stoddard meet in the cem- etery of Our Town. u ' Pxlwu Ozzie Manley and Ronnie Chesterton lead the crowd in cheers during the Donkey Bas- ketball Game. Chuck 0'Brien and ,lim Taillie gallopf?b their donkeys down the court. The F.F.A. later dee feated the Senior Band, but it was an evening of fun for everyone. Greg Conner goes up for the rebound from Gary Bubel's foul shot in the important Livonia game. 59 TF. X x xb X nj' ,Y C he SYN X Q V Gary Bubel goes after the ball as it gets away from Livonia. The snowflakes sway gently as the couples dance at Deep Purple. 111 aASKfT9 LL This jump ball started an exciting game with Dans- The Raiders prac- ticed long and hard, but it paid off with a successful season. lt's all over, and Caledonia takes over the lead in the county. ville. The Varsity clasps their hands just before going onto the court to start the fourth quar- ler ofthe Dansville-Caledonia game. If 1? Study hall offers an opportunity for stu- dents to study. At dances everything from the almost ex- tinct Twist to the Limbo, were done. . 'fix things. 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Reeves, Agent 3 East Avenue Caledonia, New York Main Street Caledonia, N. Y. ANDY REID'S SERVICE STATION W. Main Sl. Caledonia, N. Y. KE 8-9912 Compliments of Compginenls HENRY JACOB, M. D. Caledonia New York BOWLING HALL Caledonia State Street New York Compliments Of H. M. BROWN COMPANY Caledonia New York 1 Best Wishes To The Class of 1964 Best Wishes To The Class of 1964 THE ALHART FUNERAL HOME Caledonia New York PRINTED Forms, INC' Compliments Of HARVEY HARDWARE Caledonia New York Mumford New York Compliments CHAPIN'S GARAG 8 East Avenue Caledonia, New York of BARB'S BEAUTY SHOP West Main Street Phone Klaystone 8624 Caledonia New York complements Compliments 0 of . J0HNS0N'S I- G- A- J. P. ANGELINI, D. D. s. Uma Caledonia New York Compliments of DiANGELO'S 5c-351.00 C l donia New York Best Wishes To The Class of 1964- FRANCIS J. CLANCY, D.D.S. Caledonia New Y0l'k Compliments Best Wishes To The Class of 1964 WM. S. ANDALORA M. D. of , MC Caledonia New York The Student Council Wishes Much Success to the Senior Class of 1964 Compliments Compliments Of AMERICAN TOWEL SUPPLY CO. BURNWELL GAS DISTRIBUTORS Mumford New York COZY KITCHEN C l d 'a N York Best Wishes HARTS FOOD STORE, INC. C ledonia New York Best Wishes Compliments BELL MARKET of CalecIdi11i:,TT:ci:':tYork 46 Caledonia, New York HUBEIPS HARDWARE Plumbing- Bottled Gas Compliments of PLACE OPTICAL COMPANY onia Nav Yor Caled k Paints - Hardware - Housewares - Appliances Compliments Main Street Caledonia, N. Y. of TOOTIE'S MALT SHOP Caledonia New York CALEDONIA BAKERY l 42 State Street I KE 3-5904 C0mpllm6ntS Caledonia New York of KEEFE'S ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION M' L' SWARTS Caledonia New York Iroquois Road Caledonia, New York Best Wishes Compliments IROQUOIS HOTEL of North Street COMMUNITY OUTFITTERS Caledonia New York Caledonia New York Best Wishes to the Class of 1964 HOWARD P. BURT 37 East Avenue Caledonia, New York Complime nts of CAMPBELL'S SUPERETTE Mulnford New York 22 Complimenis of O'BRIEN,S DRUG STORE CALEDONIA ADVERTISER PUBLISHING 81 PRINTING KE 8-6000 Caledonia New York Compliments of Anthony R. Valente, Owner JENKINS FUNERAL CHAPEL Compliments of THE TOP HAT J. M. BOSTWICK AND SON Quality Wholesale Lamb Beef Pork Veal Custom Slaughtering Processing for Home Freezers KEystone 8-6040 Caledonia New York Good luck to the Class of '64 from the Class of '67 12 T Make your goal easier . . . Start saving in a full-service bank! FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF 0 Compliments of KOLKO PAPER COMPANY, INC. CALEDONIA LUMBER 8: COAL CO., INC. Compliments of LOUISE'S BEAUTY SHOP Wes! Main Street A Complete Line of Quality Building M aterialsu Caledonia New York Caledonia, New York Kliystone 8-4-520 Compliments Compnznems of 0 M- H- HARE, M- D- PATRICK M. KEEFE THE SPRINGBROOK INN Best Wishes To The Class of 1964- Luncheon 81 Dinners ELDRED O9SHEA Weddings Q Banquets Caledonia N Y k Inspect our Kitchen and Our ew or Gee-Wiz Room for Parties Caledonia, New York KEystone 8.4756 24 BREWSTER CRITTENDEN 81 CO., INC. Rochester, New York INSTITUTIONAL SUPPLIERS Best Wishes To The Class of ,64 JONES CHEMICAL Kllystone 8-2311 Caledonia New York The Class of '66 would like to take this opportunity to extend our Best Wishes to the Class of '64 and to thank all those who have contributed to the success of our sophomore year. For a Career in Professional Nursing enroll at the DEACON ESS HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING in a N. L. N. full accredited diploma progran approved by the New York State Education Department and affiliated with the University of Buffalo with planned clinical instructions in 392 bed units. Applicants for the 1964- fall class are to com- municate with the Director of Nursing, Deaconess Hospital, 1001 Humboldt Parkway, Buffalo 8, New York. Telephone TT 6-4400 Compliments of SCOTTSVILLE I G A Compliments of TEMPLE BARBER SHOP Milt Hone and Jerry Simmons Caledo SETH POWELL SANITARY SERVICE Septic tanks cleaned and installed Iroquois Road . Phone KE 8-2301 lllll N ew York Best Wishes to the Class of 1964 Compliments of John DeLeeuw Supervisor Always Ask for SCHULER'S POTATO CHIPS Potato Frills and French Fried Potato Sticks They are America's Finest. Compliments of LARRY'S HAIR FASHIONS Caledonia New York Compliments of MARGARET MACK REALTOR Compliments of TUCCI SHOE STORE Caledonia New York FIRST PRIZE KE 126 Congratulations and Best Wishes from the Class of 1965 JOHN BALL CO. Maple Street Caledonia, New York Compliments of LAWRENCE KRENZER Caledonia New York THE HAMILTON SHOP Toys - Hobbies - Appliances - Sporting Phone KE 8-6380 28 Main Street Caledonia, N.Y Our Service is Always at Your Service ROCHESTER GAS AND ELECTRIC AVON MACARONI CO. Avon New Yor Compliments of Com limenls of CALEDONIA LIADIES AUXILIARY Caledonia New Ym- Compliments of GENERAL SUPPLY CO., INC. k Rochester New York k Compliments of Compliments of Dorey Corrugated FAMILY DELICATESSEN C ledo i New York Paper Products, Inc. B na Best Wishes RALPH JOHNSON INSURANCE Caledonia New Y0!' Scottsville, New York Phone TU 9-100 The Ainodelac Staff would like to acknowledge the help of the merchants, business people, and friends for their contributions to the 1964 Ainodelac. 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