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

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O iw' Va fimii lk Assistants C ustodians First Row: Mr. Stanley Friend, Mr. William Ham- ilton. Second Row: Mr. jack Dolby, Mr. Richard Fagan, Mr. Eugene Cooney, Cafeteria, Stiff First Row: Mrs. Dorothy Kings- bury, Mrs. Dorothy Wellsbyg Mrs, Marion Sisson, Managerg Mrs. Ethel Ezard, Assistant Managerg Mrs. Ruth Beardsleyg Mrs. Laura Kelly. Sec- ond Row: Mrs. Anne Weberg Mrs. Helen Bedford, Cashierg Mrs. The- resa Bartalog Mrs. Harriet johnsong Mrs. Dorothy Hamilton, Cashierg Mrs. Millie Lyttleg Mrs. Mildred Rul- Campbell. Nurse amfDe1i111f Hygienist Mrs. Christine Stone, Miss Marie VanVooren Bus Drivers First Row: Mr. Harry Culbertson, Mrs. Althea Gray, Mrs. Dorothy Irving, Mrs, Nancy Fitch. Second Row: Mr. Donald Lyttle, Mr. Sam- uel DiLiberto, Mr. Robert Bunting, Mr. William Long, Mr, Anthony Va- lenre, Mr. Donald Sheffer. ifsong Mrs. Anna Burnsg Mrs. Mary

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x First Row: Ann Toni Parnell, Sally McCreedy, Linda Stevenson, Bonnie Whiteside, Beverly IaBelle, Marcia Harkness, Margaret McEwen, Susan Wild, Ruth Anne Holliday, Maureen Freeman, Sandra Kwasney, Diane Bovee, Second Row: Mary Lou Grattan, Milena Milandri, Carole Smith, Mary Lou Donnelly, jennifer Ford, Patricia Latko, Darla Eggleston, Theresa Rapone, Barbara McGinnis, Arlene Stein, Mina Brown, Marilyn Burns, Toni Schultz, Barbara MacKay, Mildred Brown, Sharon Miller, Pamela Krampe. Third Row: Eric Baker, Robert Rapone, Craig Fisher, Charles Finlayson, C fa.-is cf We, the Class of '65, are a group of fun-loving young people who will soon leave the halls of C.M.C.S., never to return. Although our anticipation of graduat- ing has filled our hearts with eagerness, our minds with grand ideas, and our souls with new hopes for happiness, we will never forget our Alma Mater. She has watched us grow up, as she watched many of our parents grow up. To us she has been a source of friend- ship and a source of happiness through understanding. She has developed within us a love and understand- ing for our fellow beings which comes only from work- ing together and helping one another. She has Alice Hayward, Larry Powell, Monika Fortner, Fred Keith, Priscilla Stone, Ronald Shoemaker, Lynn Meloy, George Hahn, Barbara Chiverton, Robert Irving, Francis Cappotelli, Robert Miller, Paul Randall. Fourth Row: David Elkins, Fred Hermansen, Robert Bickford, Thomas Nichols, Alan Taylor, Benedikt Kellner, Harvey Bennett, William Sheldon, James Gill, Wesley Stiles, Donald Ranous, james Williams, Dennis Quackenbush, Edward Sheffer, joseph Niedzwick, John Griffin, Michael King, Stewart Wing. 1965 developed within us the will to succeed by providing us with keen competition, both academic and athletic. She has given us the educational background which is so necessary for us to make something of our lives in this fast moving age of which we are a part. Upon departing, we would like to thank you, Alma Mater, for all you have bestowed upon us, and we hope that we shall become the well-rounded young men and women that you have prepared us to be. Sincerely, The Seniors of '65