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

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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

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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.

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.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.