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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1970 volume:

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W, 1 H KY. as , .i ,f,1, L- K - - W - 1 . .-.way gif-4.3,-i . 2 Is this the little girl I carried? For. xii? Jw sim Q if ww we 1-vw a-4.-4 1-rmfly. ,.., Is this the little boy at play? Instruction . . 73 Seniors .... I I V Adolescence . 37 Childhood . . 57 Q? ,i4. Competition . 83 Involvement . 109 Reflections . 129 Sponsors Dedication Mr. Gerald Cox The Class of l970 presents the dedication of its Aifwdclac' to Mr. Gerald Cox. Following his gradua- tion from Canastota High School, Mr. Cox attended the University of Notre Dame where he received his bachelor of arts in economics. After completion of a tour of duty in the United States Army that encom- passed the Philippine lslands and Thailand, Mr. Cox did graduate work at Syracuse University, Geneseo State Teachers College, and Oswego State Teachers College. Five years ago Mr. Cox came to Caledonia- Mumford and joined the faculty as a teacher of social studies. Mr. Cox's charismatic personality and quick wit have won over many an unruly student. Noted fori sparking his classroom lectures with snatches of dry humor, Mr. Cox has achieved a comfortable level of rapport with all those he has touched. His room has long been a haven for the emotionally troubled rather than for those with scholastic woes. Mr. Cox's straight- forward approach to various topics of conversation causes each individual to soon lose his inhibitions and to express his own ideas. ln short, Mr. Cox is a man who captivates young people at the same time as he educates them. ,N.........,..- During football season, Mr. Cox's room provides a re- laxing atmosphere in which thc players can unwind. . . . and whose greatest vice is the feeling of security which he attaches to his thermos of Coffee. ,fe -, - :-if tt. ...l., i . .,t.,.. .it Y ' S 1 eie- X - 2 awww He is at man whose very presence exercises control over the Classroom. . . Mr. Cox is unafraid to deal with students on their own ground. The Class of 1970 extends its Aimulelcze in ap- preciation of Mr. Edward Matthews-teacher, coach, friend. Mr. Matthews received his primary education from Union Springs Central School from which he was graduated a letterman in football, basketball, and baseball in l948. At the conclusion of a four-year stint in the United States Navy. Mr. Matthews attended Alfred University where he majored in history. Shortly after his graduation in 1959, Mr. Matthews obtained a position with Caledonia-Mumford Central School as a teacher of social studies at the junior high level. In addition to this, eight of his ten years at CMCS were spent as the varsity football coach. Many students might say that they identify with Mr. Matthews, for, although he is involved in a pro- fession worthy of respect, he does not place himself on In Dee a pedestal above his classes. During the painful formative years of twelve and thirteen, Mr. Matthew's good-natured ribbing teaches young people to laugh at themselves. an invaluable lesson to learn before mounting the steps to high school. Like any other human being, Mr. Matthews has his bad days , but, invariably, throughout the course of them, he will still find something over which to chuckle. The most satisfying characteristic possessed by Mr. Matthews is his loyalty, for once one has culti- vated him as a friend, he will do everything in his power to assure one's success. Mr. Matthews' concern runs the gamut from a glowing college recommendation to a thoughtful visit at the time of a family bereave- ment. lt can be simply stated that he is a gentleman. Mr. Edward Matthews flppreciation eeeb e .7 and the firm disciplining ofa rowdy Student. His day begins with the clarification of an ambiguous statement. . . Did I ever tell you about the time. . .? Alone. at last! Nba Q35 ':fi5IESf'S- afsP- T7 'ff 'fI ?. 5 1641.22 ' ' ' - 'Jr i TEE -.ea:fgzgg.f.L:: i f ' '- 1 In Tribute Mrs. Mildred Shaffer began her teaching career at Westmoreland Central School in February. 1945. She had obtained her bache- lor degree from the State University of New York at Albany. From 1946 to 1953. Mrs. Shaffer taught at Rushford Central School. At this time. she returned to Albany to earn her Masters degree in education. In September. 1955. Mrs. Shaffer joined the CMCS faculty. For fourteen years. she taught business. and became one of several faculty stalwarts to withstand the weathering effects of time. Mrs. Shaffer was also instru- mental in the production of the Ainotlelac and the publication of the Nt'w.s'hlu:er. Her superb management of the business affairs of the school's yearbook and newspaper un- burdened members of the editorial staffs. enabling them to rise to greater heights of creativity. Last June. Mrs. Shaffer was forced to retire from teaching because of illness. Her departure has left a regrettable void in CMCS' staff. In Memory Douglas LaFave. a member of the class of 1971. was an enterprising young man whose ambition it was to attend college and major in industrial psychology. Reading adventure stories and psychology books numbered among his favorite pastimes. Doug's amiable personality drew people to him. His friendly manner always seemed to exude warmth. The ease with which Doug related to people enabled him to successfully maintain a part-time job at Rich's Paint Store as well as participate in sports at school. Doug was greatly interested in athletics of the individual. ln his freshman year he won a junior varsity wrestling letter in the 127- pound class. Dougis sophomore year saw his physical stamina stretched nearly to the breaking point when he was the 2-mile runner for the CMCS track team. ln addition to his athletic regimentation at school. Doug worked out regularly with weights on his own. Another love of Doug's was cars. He was often seen just driving around town in his mothet s '63 Chevy. Words tend to echo hollowly when they attempt to soothe the pain of emptiness in the grieved hearts of relatives. All that we can say is that we deeply feel the loss of a dear friend. J ggi' iw ,S M I 'Y xr X 3 FI- S' ' F 2 ' M ,Q b ,X A zgsglglgg J f J W -Q - M ,fw 'ff L5av Q. V, 4. N 5 f , ,X an E S X X V if :FQ X , N , Y ffgfvkqg ,V A X' ,, 1 - ' S Q' fs' 2 . if ?1?32Wsx13,Ql?,g,f i F .4 ,Q , A SEM . ,S ,Q , , Q f Q ,Q bf' 'fEff7'f5fT?'bffQ'. izfhii -. , ,- , ' Q: ' - ' , , xgfigfg fl 53 3 X -' 555 .1 ,w 5 4, N ' V - 5- 2 2 f 'J j'l:3fg,gy-M 11, ,gg , ,, -. . :,:, - 4-1 Il xv X gifts, ix i - X N , Wfrfffq, X ,Q .Lf f X F1552 1 - N X Q Y f ' zqffiggsww,-Q 'g-j.,Q.i-,..1iQ+,iffgai-Q'' 1 - .sgwifl Magi? ,gig H N gf? 5, - ss , N, , , M5-f xii' ,1 ,, 4, N 14 i Ylrix -, 'jfifff-Qrf, ,ff554f5::i . 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Advisers Mrs. Carole Koch, Mr. George Mulcahy, Miss Rita Therolf, Mr. Carlos Hevia. Webster defines the word class as a body of students or alumni whose year of graduation is the same. We, the members of the class of l970, hold testimony that Mr. Webster has barely touched the surface of the word's meaning. Through the warmth of intimate communication and shared academic and social ex- periences, we have delved into one another's hearts and established bonds of friendship that will last a lifetime. Although others had told us that senior year would be the finest, the expectation of our new status was but a mere shadow of the actual enjoyment we derived from it. Our title itself acted as a binding force, causing each of us to drop his mask of pretense and join into a unit based on mutual trust. The parade of succeeding Ulastw events-our last football game, our last pep rally, our last dance-though tinged with sadness was the culmination of our high school careers. ln our opinion, we missed nothing along the way. 'T? 1? MICHAEL ANDALORO Vlike Bubblehead . . . l love dittles! ale speaks an infinite deal of nothing . . Marryin' Sam . . . Man of a thou- and faces. l l arsenite' STEPHEN BARTALO Steve Chink . . . Raider halfback . . . Hey, Jake! . . . The Mark V . . . And this is Howard Kosell . , The dancing matzo ball 1 resemble EILEEN BAKER Eileen 4'l0Ms . . . Yeah, right! . . . Driving around in the blue comet . . . Not that she likes stu ly less. but she loves fun more. Seniors 1970 GRETCHEN BARDEEN Gretclz Hello, people! Guess who I went out with this weekend? . . . Eat. drink. and be merry . . . Re- member when. . . KENNETH BLISS Kenny Cooler than a moose . . . Gas, anybody? Work is the meal of life and pleasure the dessert. New GREGORY BUCKLEY - Greg Spider . . . Little Thud . . . What he does best is . . . wrestle?! Rocket . . . Buck . . . Cafeteria renegade . . . About as tall as a shot- Lhatf' gun andjust as noisy. -5-. 2 The presentation of a c a r e f ul l y re- searched report creates at serious mood within the classroom. . . si.. . . . iid N-...,, X . f 'f LQLQQE' -l I o Z 1, VJ U1 o z af o o E VJ :H Tom '... The Friendly Giant Slug . . . He's at moverlon the grid and oft '... Gummy .. . Tommy Rind. MARTIN CLARY Marry GTO man Who laughs loud'?' '... One dollar! . . . State Road Dragway . , . Do we have to go to gym todayilu MARY ELLEN CONNOR Mary Melon I car1't stand it! .. . Frick! Well, sport Drop back and punt . . . You Win some. you lose some, and some get rained out. JOHNNY CLEMENS John ul can't hack that! . , . The other GTO man . . . So he burns me! . . . Our Hero. . . Now.just simmer! .. QQQQ.-oqig ig? X - d est.--s-fsiiksx .. :ms-felswsssss -n-.fan ' Q fi :mafltzz lj 5X :.-elk .5 :S K f H . - 51 wif it 5' ss F116 to + '- F- wwe .st X JOSEPH DALEY JEFFREY CRANE The quiet one . . . If study were only cause of death. l'd live forever . The Hunter. Joe Gotcha covered! . . . Hey, guys! . . . Peace! You can't hurt steel! . . lf you cant be good. be careful! I DEBRA DeVORE Deb Lamps . . . Black is the color of 1y true love's mane . . . My favorite octors are vets. . . . What can we o for fun? ft, KATHRYN DOLBY Kathy The S h o W g i rl . . . Wiggles . . . Without boys. life would be a mis- takel. . .A-l model. . . , which is dissipated by the comic relief of a witty comment. RICHARD EATON Richard Soul . . . Where's Pearl? , . . You are SHOT! Me and my chuckwagon. . .Our Singer. NNI I III I ALICE FLYNN Al Really?'? , . . !'No-0-oo! . . . Our Princess . . . I gotta lose weight! . . ., PATRICIA FARRELL Oh, he's BEAUTIFUL! . . . I3 is her! Put FARRELL . . . Sweet cherry wine . . . There are only two kinds of , people in this world: those who are ' Irish and those who wish that they were. lucky number. LINDA FORTNER Lin She enters a room, voice first . . . K.O! . . . Her sneeze is worth a thou- sand words . . . Our Homecoming Queen. 65 f. ' i ' l MICHAEL FREEMAN Mike Bird . . . Cavulcan . . . Make out what? Why, Ehyswics labs, of course! C. WILLIAM GILLEN ' ' ' Good morning! The Peaceful Bill Guillaume Always a wit, al slumberer' ways a smile . . . God created the gui tar for his fingers! . . . .lack Green . . . Well, someday I'll tell Mom! JAMES GINER FINER Goofy . . . A head full of Lnowledge, a heart full of music-trum- met music, that is . . . Heir apparent to he IGA. WANDA GRANT sues May 10, 1965 Ya! l'Back off! . . . Trulyl . . . Men are all alike and I like all men. CATHLEIN GODFREY Calhy She doesn't like all boys. just one . . . lt's not that I'm short-everyone else is tall! . . . The mildest manner and the greatest heart. RICHARD GRATTAN Rick Hey, now! . . . How can a man think straight when all he has on his mind is curves? . . . Clifton is the en- tertainment capital of the world! 1, Zvi BARBARA GRANT Barb Boobra . . . What do you mean you saw a girl riding a cow? . . . Next Stop-veterinary school . . . The world looks brighter behind a smile. KENNETH HALE Ken Search, seek out, and score . . . Life is a reach and grasp in the dark- ness . . . The studious exterior is only a disguise. MARY HARMON Mary lt's squishedl . . . A kiss is a pleasant reminder that two heads are better than one . . . Wild ski-doo par- ties . . . Kindness is her middle name. jf! I M325 iiiili i,i ,' , f A -,5j5,,ffQj,f:,V , In iiii - f,' 'HW if 't'i f5' - ,A vf LHZQ i i .Y Y iii ARTHUR HARRINGTON Art He's got a racket going-tennis that is . . . Wearin' a path to LeRoy . . . Hot sports car. ELLA MAE HAYES Ella May l go to the lavatory? . . . She is quiet in school-outside, were not so sure. ul! KATHRYN HICKEY Kathy l'Squinty How do you spell that? . . . So whats up for to- night? . . . I'm glad I live in the coun- try-it's along way home! Your very own car is a pretty special thing-particularly Wh DEBRA HOAG ' Deb Why . . . not MEVA If laughing is a crime. they can convict me any- time! . . . She knows them all from out of town: she's one senior that gets around. '42 '0Hf' CRAIG HOWE Slim Where were you last night? . . . His idea of 21 double date is one at seven and another at ten. WILLIAM HUGHES Bill Bill Helm . . . You'll be fine. in due time!' '... The price of popularity . . .His favorite girl is Jenny. . ee,,t 1 add' BEVERLYJACKSON Bai' Ova . . . Can I stay wit'chou Ova Knight? . . . Ah. 40! . . . Her GTO. . a laughter is heard above all others. DORA M AE JACKSON Dora D..l. . . . Where there is fun. there's our Dora . . . Always willing to EUGENIE KEITH lendahelplng hand' Genre -'Jima' . . . so 0 1 d i ff' . . . You're kidding! . . . Behind that in- telligent face lurks a silly grin . . . Mu- sic is her forte. fipvhuwq KATHLEEN KELLY Kath Beware, I might yet do some- thing sensational.. . Oh and fu- unnyl . . . Mumford's biggest suburb is Caledonia. -l! '4 fn.. COLLEEN KNICKERBOCKER Tiny T Short, sweet, and full of fun MARY KELLY . . .Triple A , . .Weary waitress. KELLY Each has a secret love . . . If it's fun, l'll do it! . . . You're only a se- nior once! 'E' TIBOR KOOY Clackers T.H.E. Head . . . The yellow Impala . . . Never a dull moment. WWW? DEBORAH LANG THOMAS LEATHERSICH Tam Well, we'll fix ya right up here! . . . Ski Club pioneer . . . Enjoys hunt- ing fishing and girls . . . not necessar- Debbie Oh darn, l made another mis- .I Tn th t Lder THOMAS KRENZER take! . . . l'm scared we're gonna get I yi a 0 ' Tom 'Tom Cat . . . the Bad Dude caught! . . . Moo-ve over, here I come! . . . Co-captain No. 60 means football. l! MARLENE LEWIS Mar She came late but was well worth waiting for . . . A light heart goes a long way. I ft LORINDA LINDER Lori A blush deceives the charming wit of deviltry . . . The farmer's daughter . . . To-mmy! LEE ANN LONGACRE Lee Fishwoman . . . She's always late! . . . To know her is to like her and she is well known . . , The mad typist. i MARTHA MARTIN iymmw- MICHAEL MILLER Marfa M.E.M. . . . Well. firecrackers Mike Goodbye-l . . . 'LHelen . . . look quiet too, till they're lit! . . . Our RICK MCEWEN He's always looking at the girls, but sportsgevnlhusiast . . . Parlez-vous OTT ..YOu gona love mu . . l .,Baby- never looks at just one .'. . Eat today rancais. tor tomorrow you may diet. 1 is LINDA MILLS Bubbles A long walk from the fourth green . . . Fun is her middle name . . . Her friends are manyg her enemies-she hasn't any. face . . . Four year Ietterman . . . It's all in your state of mind. f'What do you mean I didn't sign up for lunch? ML if ANN MUSSHAFEN Ann You woun'nt believe it! . . . She either does a great job of fooling people or she's really at nice girl. DAVID OCHS Dave . . . School will keep. whether I'm there or not! . . . How about a party? CHRISTOPHER NICHOLLS Chris Hey! . . . That's right! . . . The newspaper celebrity . . . I come to school to see how others waste their time. W SARA O'LEARY Sam A brunette with a grin and the fun packed in . . . I have just begun to live! ,..,,..,.fw::,.1 A , A1 K I, ' Shop offers an opportunity to create. 'aff ' 'Ku DUNCAN PARNELL Church . . . Antique car collector . . . The Mumbler . . , Doesn't say much but doesnt need to. V M ANN PAXHIA Ann The mad flutist . . . Silence is golden . . . The sweet logic of math. ROBERT POPE Bob Frog boy . . . Casanova of Mumford . . . To worry little and study less is my idea of happiness. WARREN PEASE Warren l'Tequila . . . I d0n't say much in school-but then l don't spend much time there either. CAROLYN JULIA RANDALL Julie I DON'T believe it! . . . Shorty . . . Aw, c'mon! Oh, you are standing up! ... Thank you muchly' , . . Long live the Irish! . . . Peanut butter and jelly. EDWARD PIKE Ed mls it guaranteed not to rip l ravel , , tear at the seams or . . . . . Inno- b hi cent mischief . . . He's 5'lO shadow is only 5'5 . RICHARD RANGE LII S Rick Pillsbury Dough Boy . . . Ar- gue, argue early and lateg if a lin crooked, he'd argue it straight. C WCI'C 24 y JOANN RAPONE Jo Abbie . . . Special in t e r e s t s in Stony Brook. Brockport. Batavia. Al- fred. Caledonia. and Elk City . . . I believe in and drink MILK! . . . Don't laugh! CAROL ROBERTSON Carol Roger . . . 'Tm not an idiot. I'm an Eddiot! . . . What do you mean I'm physically fit? . . . Senior cheerleader. 1 DANIEL REID Dan ll5 or BUST . . . Irish forever . . . Little Dan the Mustang Man . . . Saturday night at the Gables. Oh. I mean Warehouse. Dad. CHARLENE SAMIS Char Head majorette . . . High school days have their delights, but can't com- pare with high school nights . . . Oh. Debbie, we're not going to get caught! JOHN ROBERTS Rabbits B u n n y . . . You are NASTYV' . . . That is some cool- ness! . . . Hey. Rabl . . . One of the three original barnyard boys . . . The Road Runner. LEO SAWYER Leo The right to protest is the right to persuade. not the right to paralyzef' After the loss of a game. a kind word of encouragement is the only consolation. E 2 5 DARRYL SEHM Darryl Hot dog! . . . A true buddy . . . Future fun . . . Girls arent his pastime-theyre his business! - I ' - s f .X .- .5 X- , sf. K, ' X I A .s..... DAVID SHELTON Speed I don't say much in school but-A' . . . Warehouse anybody? . . . 'hHey, Brother! . . . Rubber wheels are better than rubber heels. MARVIN SHELTON Marry Marvin Hood and his merry men . . . Hot time in the city . . . Give me a hand of Meatzy-Jos. taxi man! JOHN SICKLES Jack 'SI never let study interfere with my education! . , . Mathematics bore me, but some figures are interesting . . . Maniac at the wheel. GEORGE SMITH Lunker Big Red . . . Looking for a friendly smile, look Georges way . . . Words may fail me, but the thought is always there. ANDREW STRANO Andy It's the spirit, not the size, that PATRICIA SMITH counts! . . . Raider grappler . . . Why Pat ,let me Outh, Soda jerk should the devil have all the good times? Special interest in Scottsville . . . I'm always ready for a good time and it's usually ready for me. BRUCE TURGON Bruce I'm actually very intelligentg it's just that I have a lot of stupid help. . . . Artist, gymnast and musician. VVhen it comes to decorating for the prom, everybody gets into the act. ROBERT VAN DUSEN Bob UI saw a movie once and . . . . . The brain is a wonderful organ: it starts to work when I get up and doesnt stop until I get to school. LUCILLE WALKUP !!f ii'ff'f Lucy Luce . . . Hi, there! . . . A smile for every girl, two for every guy JOHN WARD ' ' 'uldlovetog Tumble 'iStrom . . . Sweden forever . . . Hockey's my Speedway . , . Took i'Our President . g a m e' Spence ie-tookie bird MARTHINA WILLIAMS , CARL WORDEN Many I aim gona tell ya, , , , Solid, Carl An individual . . . Roses are hi baby! , , , Man, did 1 get ducked DONNA WILSON favorite flower . . . Bass player Ssiznr. ' ' ' But' dear' I forgot my gym Donna Love is a many splendored thing Look up for hfe' . . . Thank God for the Army . . . A pleasing personality radiates an enthusi- astic spirit. Senior Achievements ndaloro. Michael-Senior Band l.2.3.43 Wind Ensemble 1. .3.43 Senior Chorus l.2.3.43 Junior All-County Chorus 13 enior All-County Chorus 23 Area All-State Chorus 33 News- lazer l.2.3.43 Sports Editor 43 Art Club 2,3,4Q Golf 13 Drama lub 33 Macbeth Cast 33 Li'l Abner Cast 33 Senior Play Cast , Intramurals 33 ESSPA Conference 43 Ski Club 2.3.4. aker. Eileen-Library Club 13 Intramurals 23 Li'l Abner rew 33 Junior Prom Committee 33 Senior Play Crew 4. ardeen. Gretchen-Cheerleading 1.2.33 Ainodelac Staff 2.3.43 ewsblazer Staff 2.3.43 Junior Prom Committee 33 Senior lay Crew 43 Wrestling Scorekeeper 3. artalo. Stephen-Football l.2.3.43 Basketball 1.2.33 Track 13 Qudent Council 23 Senior Chorus 2.3.43 Senior All-County horus 23 Junior Prom Committee 33 Intramurals 4. liss. Kenneth-Wrestling Manager 13 Track 1.33 Gun Club 2.33 Intramurals 1.2.3.4. onacquisti. Thomas-Football l.2.3.43 Co-captain 43 Basket- 1ll l.2.3.43 Captain 2.43 Baseball 1.2.43 Senior Band 1.23 Ju- or Prom Committee 33 Senior Ball Committee 43 Macbeth ast 33 Li'l Abner Cast 33 Drama Club 3. uckley. Gregory-Football 1.3.43 Wrestling l.2.3.43 Co- tptain 2.3.43 County Champ 2.33 Livingston County Out- anding Wrestler Award 33 Christmas Tournament Champ 3. Track 1.3.43 Student Council 3.43 Vice-President 33 Presi- :nt 43 Senior Chorus 1.2.3.4: Vice-President 43 Junior Prom rince 33 Macbeth Cast 33 Senior Play Crew. -:Q usiness typing courses can reap benefits after graduation twell-paid secretarial positions. Clary. Martin-Football 1.23 Wrestling 13 Senior Chorus 1.2. 33 Junior Prom Committee 3: Senior Play Cast 4. Clemens. JohnnyiSenior Chorus 13 Junior Prom Committee 3. Connor. Mary Ellen-Ainodelac Staff l.2.3.43 Class Editor 1, 2.33 Editor-in-Chief 43 Newsblazer Staff l.2.3.43 Editorial Editor 23 Front Page Editor 33 Senior Chorus I.2,3,4Q Secre- tary-treasurer 13 Senior Band l.2.3.43 Junior All-County Band 13 Wind Ensemble 2.3.43 Ski Club 1.2.33 GAA 1.2.33 Intramu- rals 43 Track Scorekeeper l.2.3.43 AFS 1,23 St. Bonaventure Press Day 2: D 84 C and T-U Newspaper Conference 3.43 East Aurora Yearbook Conference 33 National Honor Society 3.43 FTA 33 Macbeth Cast 33 Li'l Abner Cast 33 Drama Club 33 Junior Prom Committee 2.33 Senior Ball Committee 4. Crane. Jeffrey-Intramurals 1.2.3. Daley. Joseph-Basketball 13 Wrestling 2.3.43 Senior Chorus 2.33 Senior Band 1.2.33 Wind Ensemble 2.33 Junior All-County Band 13 Senior All-County Band 2.33 Junior Prom Committee 3. DeVore. DebrarSenior Chorus l.2.3.43 Senior Band 1.2.3.4: Wind Ensemble 43 Newsblazer Staff 2.3.43 D 84 C and T-U Newspaper Conference 43 Art Club 2.3.43 Drama Club 3: Junior Prom Committee 33 Li'l Abner Crew 33 Macbeth Crew 33 Ski Club 1. Dolby. Kathrynflibrary Club 1.23 FTA 23 Ainodelac Staff 13 Senior Play Cast 4. Eaton. Richard-Student Council 4. Farrell. Patricia-Library Club 13 Ainodelac Staff 2.3.43 Ju- nior Prom Committee 3: Newsblazer Staff 43 Senior Play Cast 4. Flynn. Alice-Cheerleading 1.2.43 Co-captain 23 Ainodelac Staff 3.43 Assistant Editor 43 Newsblazer Staff l.2.3.43 Na- tional Honor Society 3.4. President 43 Class Treasurer 23 Senior Band 1.2.33 Wind Ensemble 1.2.33 Senior Chorus 1.2. 3,43 Junior Prom Committee 33 Junior Prom Princess 33 Se- nior Ball Committee 43 Empire Girls' State 33 AFS 1.23 ESSPA Conference 43 VFW Citizenship Award 33 GAA 1.2.33 Intramurals l.2.3.43 Track Scorekeeper l.2.3.43 Wrestling Scorekeeper 43 Macbeth Cast 33 I.i'l Abner Cast 33 Drama Club 3. Fortner. Linda-Senior Chorus l.2.3.43 Junior All-County Chorus 13 Spanish Club 1.2.33 GAA 3.43 Intramurals 2.43 FTA 43 Junior Prom Committee 33 Senior Ball Committee 43 Homecoming Queen Alternate 4. Freeman. Michael-Football 2.3.43 JV Co-captain 23 Track 1. 2.3.43 Basketball 13 Intramurals 43 Ski Club 2.3.43 Boys' State 33 Senior Band l.2.3.43 Wind Ensemble 2.3.43 Senior Chorus l.2.3.43 Senior All-County Chorus 23 Student Council 4. Vice-President 43 National Honor Society 3.43 Li'l Abner 33 Drama Club 33 Junior Prom Committee 2.33 Junior Prom Prince Alternate 33 Senior Ball Committee 3.43 Senior Ball King Alternate 4. Gillen. William-Football 1.23 Wrestling 1.2.33 Class Presi- 4. For the boys gym mingles good-natured sportman- ship with fierce competition. . . dent 2. Senior Band 1.2.3.4. Wind Ensemble 1.2.3.4. Senior Chorus 1.2,3.4. Student Council 3.4. Ski Club 4. Giner. James--Senior Band 1.2.3.4. Wind Ensemble 1.2.3.4. Junior All-County Band I. Senior All-County Band 2. Area All-State Band 3.4. Newsblazer 3. D84C and T-U Newspaper Conference 3. National Honor Society 3.4. Intramurals 2.3. Li'l Abner Crew 3. Senior Play Crew 4. Godfrey. Cathlein-Library Club 1.2. Yearbook Staff 2. GAA 3. Grant. Barbara-Art Club 2.3.4. Drama Club 3. Grant. Wanda-Senior Chorus 1.2.3. Newsblazer 1.2.3. Ainodelac Staff 2. Ski Club 2.3.4. Library Club 1. GAA 2. DECA 3. Senior Play Crew. Grattan. Richard-Football 1. Basketball 2. Baseball 1.2.3. Intramurals 4. Hale. Kenneth-Chess Club 3.4. FTA 3.4. National Honor Society 3.4. Senior Play Cast 4. Intramurals 2.3.4. Harmon. Mary+Senior Chorus 1.2.3. Ski Club 2.3. Class Secretary 4. FTA 3.4. Vice-President 4. GAA 3. Intramurals 2.3. Junior Prom Committee 3. Li'l Abner Crew 3. Harrington. Arthur-Wrestling 1. Intramurals 1.2.3. Tennis 2.3.4. Hickey. Kathryn-Ski Club 1.2.3.4. Drama Club 2. GAA 2.3. 4. Li'l Abner Crew 3. Junior Prom Committee 3. Hoag. Debra-Newsblazer Staff 1.2.3.4. Ainodelac Staff 3. Senior Chorus 2.3. Howe. Craig-Senior Play Cast 4. Hughes. William-Football 1.2.3. Wrestling 1.2. Jackson. Beverly-Newsblazer Staff 1.2.3.4. Ainodelac Staff 2.3.4. Majorettes 1.2.3. Cheerleading 4. Class Secretary 2. Class Treasurer 3. Senior Chorus 2.3.4. Secretary-Treasurer 3. President 4. Student Council 4, Secretary 4: Junior Prom Committee 3. Senior Ball Committee 4. Junior Prom Princess Alternate 3. Senior Ball Queen Alternate. Senior Play Cast 4. Jackson. Dora Mae-Library Club 1.2.3. Secretary 1. Presi- dent 2. Senior Chorus 1. Ainodelac Staff 2.3.4. GAA 2.3.4. Intramurals 2.3. Drama Club 3. Gregg Shorthand Award 2. 3. Senior Play Crew 4. Keith. Eugenie-Senior Chorus 1.2.3.4. Junior All-County Chorus 1. Senior All-County Chorus 3. Area All-State Chorus 4. Newsblazer Staff 1.2.3.4. Editorial Editor 3. Editor-in-Chief 4. D81.C and T-U Conference 1.2. St. Bonaventure Press Dayu 3. ESSPA Conference 4. Syracuse Citizenship Conference 3. National Honor Society 3.4. Li'l Abner Cast 3. Drama Club 3. Kelly. Kathleen-Ainodelac Staff 2. Intramurals. DECA 3. Senior Play Crew 4. Kelly. Mary-Library Club 1. Intramurals 2. DECA 3. Par- liamentarian 3. Junior Prom Committee 3. Senior Play Crew 4. Knickerbocker. Colleen-Library Club 1.2.3. Ainodelac Staff 3. Newsblazer Staff 4. Junior Prom Committee 3. OGA Typing Award 3. Kooy. Tibor-Football 1. Ski Club 1.2.3.4. Krenzer. Thomas-Football 1.2.3.4. JV Co-captain 1. Co- Captain 4. Greater Rochester Team. Honorable Mention 4. All-County Team 4. Intramurals 2.3.4. Boys' State 3. Lang. Deborah-Ainodelac Staff 2.3.4. Future Secretaries 4. Majorettes 3.4. Newsblazer Staff 3.4. GAA 3.4. Intramurals 3.4. D8LC and T-U Newspaper Conference 4. Senior Play Crew 4. Leathersich. Thomas--FFA 1.2. Intramurals 1.2. Ski Club 1. 2.3.4. Lewis. Marlene-Yearbook Staff 1.2.3. Assistant Art Editor I. FHA 1.2.3. Gym Club 2.3. Pep Club 3. Track 3. Trans- ferred from Jasper Central 4. Ainodelac Staff 4. GAA 4. Intramurals 4. Linder. Lorinda-Art Club 2. Intramurals 2.3.4. GAA 3. Junior Prom Committee 3. Senior Play Crew 4. Longacre. Lee Ann-Ski Club 1.2.4. Senior Chorus 1. News- blazer Staff 1.2. Intramurals 1.2.4. GAA 1.2.4. Drama Club 2. Junior Prom Committee 3. Senior Play Cast 4. Martin. Martha-Senior Band 1.2.3.4. Wind Ensemble 2.3.4. Ski Club 1.2.3.4. GAA 2.3.4. President 4. Intramurals 1.2.3.4. Track Scorekeeper 1.2.3.4. Li'l Abner Crew 3. Junior Prom Committee 3. !IcEwen. Rickie-Football l.2.3.41 Wrestling 1: Track 1.2.3. -1 lntramurals 2.3.41 Li'l Abner Cast 31 Ainodelac Staff 41 iports Editor 41 Homecoming Committee Chairman 41 Ju- tior Prom Committee 3. rliller. Michael-Football l.2.3.41 JV Co-captain 21 All- Zounty Team 4: Wrestling l.2.3.41 Co-Captain 4: County ihamp 31 Christmas Tournament Champ 41 Spencerport 'ournament Champ 41 Golf 2.3.41 Senior Play Crewg Junior 'rom Committee1 Junior Prom Prince Alternateg Senior Ball Iommitteeg Senior Ball King Alternate 4. flills. Linda-Ainodelac Staff 21 Library Club 21 Intramu- als 21 Senior Play Cast 41 Betty Crocker Homemaker Award flusshafen. AnnvSenior Band l.2.3.41 Wind Ensemble 2.3.41 EAA 2.3.41 lntramurals 2.3.41 Syracuse Citizenship Confer- nce 3. Jicholls. Christopher-Football 1.21 Baseball 1.3.41 Basketball 1 Wrestling 2.31 Student Council 2. Jchs. David-Baseball 1.4. D'Leary. Sara-Library Club 11 Ainodelac Staff 1.21 Intra- nurals 21 DECA 31 Treasurer 31 Junior Prom Committee 31 Lenior Play Cast 41 Newsblazer Staff 4. 'arnell. Duncan-Baseball Manager 1.2. 'axhia. Ann-Senior Band l.2.3.41 Wind Ensemble l.2.3.41 . . . whereas the girls see it as a chance to hash over the events of the day while getting a little exercise on the side. Q Area All-State Band 3.41 Senior All-County Band 21 News- blazer Staff 3.41 Drama Club 3. Pease. Warren-FFA 3. Pike. Edward-Football l.2.3.41 Senior Chorus 1.21 Student Council 3.41 Senior Ball King 4. Pope. Robert-Ski Club 3.4. Randall. Carolyn Julia-Senior Chorus l.2.3.41 Junior All- County Chorus 11 Art Club 1,213.41 Scholastic Art Award 31 National Gold Medal 31 Ainodelac Staff 41 Art Editor 41 Newsblazer Staff l.2.3.4. Art Editor 2.3.41 Junior Prom Com- mittee 3: Senior Play Cast 4: Senior Ball Chairman: Senior Ball Queen Alternate 41 ESSPA Conference 41 lntramurals 1.2.31 Track Scorekeeper l.2.3.41 National Honor Society 3.4. Range. Richard-Football 1.3.41 Wrestling 2.3.41 Track 1.2.3. 41 Chess Club 3.41 Art Club 2.31 Rifle Club 1. Rapone. JoAnn-Newsblazer l.2.3.41 Majorettes 2.3.41 Junior Prom Committee 3: OGA Typing Award 3. Reid. Daniel-Football 1.2.31 JV Co-Captain 2: Wrestling 1. 2.31 County Champ 31 Class Vice-President1 Student Council 4. Treasurer 41 Senior Band l.2.3.41 Wind Ensemble 21 Na- tional Honor Society 3.41 VFW Citizenship Award 31 Junior Prom Committee 31 Senior Play Cast 4. Roberts. John-Football l.2.3.41 Basketball 1.2.31 Golf 11 Senior Chorus l.2.3.41 FTA 2.3.4. Treasurer 3. President 41 Spanish Club 3. President 31 Drama Club 31 Macbeth Cast 31 lntramurals 41 Newsblazer Staff 3. Robertson. Carol-Cheerleading l.2.3.41 Newsblazer Staff 1. 2.3.41 Class Secretary 1.41 Ainodelac Staff 2.31 Student Coun- cil 4: St. Bonaventure Press Day 3: Homecoming Committee 4: Junior Prom Committee 31 Junior Prom Princess Alternate 3: Senior Ball Committee 41 Senior Ball Queen 4. Samis. Charlene-Majorettes 1.2.3.4. Head Majorette 41 News- blazer Staff 3.41 Ainodelac Staff 1.2.3141 Senior Play Crew 41 GAA lntramurals 2.3.41 Homecoming Committee 41 Junior Prom Committee 31 OGA Typing Award 31 Alfred Typing Contest 4. Sehm. Darryl-Intramurals 1.21 Football 21 Wrestling 2. Shelton. David-Football 1.2.3.42 Basketball l.2.3.4. Shelton. Marvin-Football 11 Basketball 11 Track 3.41 lntra- murals 41 Senior Play Crew 4. , Sickles. John-Senior Band 1.2.3.4. Vice-Presidentg Wind Ensemble l.2.3.41 Junior All-County Band 1: Senior All- County Band 21 Area All-State Band 31 Senior Chorus 1.2.3. 4. Vice-President 41 National Honor Society 3.4. Vice Presi- dent 41 Senior Play Cast 41 Baseball 2.3.41 lntramurals 1.2.31 Macbeth Cast 3. Smith. George-FFA 1. Smith. Patricia-Cheerleading 1.21 Newsblazer Staff l.2.3.41 Business Manager 41 Class Secretary 31 Class Treasurer 21 Ainodelac Staff 1.2.3.4: St. Bonaventure Press Day 21 Student Council 2: Junior Prom Committee 3. Strano. Andrew-Wrestling 1.2.3.4: Co-captain 3: Section V Champ 31 Intramurals 1.2. Walkup. LucillefSenior Chorus l,2.3.4. Secretary-treasurer 4g Junior All-County Chorus 1: Senior Band 1,2.3.4. Secretary- treasurer 41 Wind Ensemble 3.41 Class Treasurer 4: National Honor Society 3.4. Secretary-treasurer 41 Intramurals l.2.3,4I Junior Prom Chairman 3: .lunior Prom Princess Alternate 3: Senior Ball Committee 4: Senior Ball Queen Alternate 4: Art Club 3.4: Drama Club 3: Newsblazer Staff 1.2.3.4. Feature Editor 41 Ainodelac Staff 4. Grade School Editor 41 ESSPA Conference 41 Li'l Abner Cast 31 Senior Play Cast 41 Track Scorekeeper. Ward. John--Football 1.21 Wrestling 11 Track 1.21 Senior Band l.2.3.4. Vice-President 3. President 4: Wind Ensemble l.2.3.4: Class President 3.41 Class Vice-President 21 l.i'l Ab- ner Cast 31 Intramurals l.2.3.4: Junior Prom Committee 3: .lunior Prom Prince Alternate: Senior Ball Committee 41 Homecoming Committee Co-Chairman 4. Williams. Marthina-Cheerleading 1.2.3.41 Co-captain 41 Aino- delac Staff 2.3.41 Chief Typist 41 Student Council 3.4: News- blazer Staff 41 Li'l Abner Crew 3: Senior Play Crew 4: Home- coming Committee 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Senior Ball Committee 4: OGA Awardl Gregg Shorthand Award. Wilson. Donna-FHA 1.2.3. Treasurer 2. Vice-President 3: Yorker Club 31 Chorus 31 Modernaircs 3: Hip Hippie Hooray Cast 3: Transferred from Gates-Chili 3: Senior Chorus 31 Junior Prom Committee 3: Li'l Abner Crew 31 Senior Play Crew 4. Worden. Carl-Football 1: Intramurals 1.2.31 Spanish Club 1. 21 Senior Play Cast 4. L'Who says we're too old to do bulletin boards? ational Honor Society IBack Row: Lucille Walkup, Mary Ellen Connor, Alice Flynn, lohn Sickles, Richard Elkins. James Giner, Kenneth Hale. Vlichael Freeman, David Reed, Ann Musshafen, Daniel Reid, Eugenie Keith, Julie Randall. Middle Row: Curtis Smith, The National Honor Society is dedicated to the 'ecognition of outstanding student qualities. Annually 1ew members who meet its standards of scholarship, eadership, character, and service are inducted. They ire expected to uphold the ideals of the organization md to serve as examples to the student body. Paul Coppini, Robert Brown, James Jackson. Front Row Sally Sickles, Joan Flynn, Kathryn King, Mary Jo Dempsey Susan Gwynn, Juanita Wing, Mary Krenzer, Catherine Callan A dvzsers Mrs. Virginia Keefe, Miss Mary Mairs. Officers Alice Flynn, presidentg Lucille Walkup, secretary treasurerg John Sickles, vice-president. Valedictorion y John Sickles has been announced as the Valedictorian ot' the Class of l970. John is the son ot' Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sickles of Main Street, Mumford. John has distinguished himself remarkably in the field of music as ax five-year member ol' the Senior Band and a l'our-year member ol' the Senior' Chorus. Upon reaching his last year ot' high school. John was elected vice- president by each organization. A perenially mild-ntannered young man. John attracts many people by his even-tempered personality. An inherent protundity shines through John'sl words despite his soft-spoken expression. As a Regents Scholarship winner, John hopes to attend Ithaca College where he plans to research a field ot' biological science. Salutotorian John Sickles Mary Ellen Connor has been named the Salutatorian ol' the Class 1970. Mary Ellen. the daughter ol Mrs. Harold Connor and the late Mr. Connor. resides on Main Street. Caledonia. A talkative. vivacious person. Mary Ellen has never ceased to amuse her classmates. Although she has held lew offices. her leadership qualities have served to operate many organizations behind-the-scenes. Possessing a literary-oriented mind. Mary Ellen has made countless contributions to the editorial stall' ol' the NC'lt'.Yl7llIQL'I', and as editor-in-chiel'. she has ramrodded the AilIf1l!t'lllC' to an exceptionally praiseworthy position within the high school scheme. Mary Ellen plans to attend Cornell University tollowiiw graduation. 1 'O and to utilize her Regents Scholarship in a medical vein. Y Mary Ellen t Connor Honor Students Burk Row: James GlI'1Cf,flI1H'lllQ Kenneth Hale. fifihg Alice Flynn, .vixtlig Daniel Reid. ft'IlIf1. Front Row: Eugenia Keith. thinly Ann Musshafen. eiglzrlzq Carolyn Randall. ,wrwitlzg Lucille Walkup. ninth. Regents Scholarships Smnding: Carolyn Randall. Barbara Grant, Rickie McEwen, alrerrmreq Daniel Reid. nlzerrmfe. Seuted.' Mary Ellen Connor lohn Sicklcs. Kenneth Hale. olzwmiftfq Richard Range. Thom- Ellgeniil Keith. Debra DcVorc. .lames Gincr. Michael Free as Bonacquisti. Michael Andaloro. tIfIL'l'l1llfl'f William Gillcn. mlm- Alice Flynn-flff1'f H1f1'-' l11CillvWulkUP- Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow I I li . , 9, X' Tho winner ol thc 1970 Bctty Crockcr Homcmakcr ol' 'loniorrow award at CMCS is Linda Mills. Linda rcccivctl this honor on thc basis ol hcr scorc on a comprchcn- sive homcmaking examination administered nation-witlc to senior girls in Dcccinbcr. 1969. Gcncral Mills is responsible for ol'- fcring girls intcrcstcd in this field thc op- 9 9 portunity to qualify for state and national scholarships. 5 2 , X v,,,,:1, -,g ,, aw- f AVVV 1 '4 :fav- F A SL ',, Q. SWE! V' H W 4 gk 7 Af Q en , i ur q 'lf ,gy M at 5 ,za 4 2 ,inf ,gwewx 1 3 W w . 'gffizzv L, ,M W five-f 4 'IME' wi - ggwif glib Aki A ,Ah , , ,, oi me s1SbplIsli.lOIlb Leadership Enhancer Class 0fl97I l Advisers: Mr. Bernard Digeon, Mr. Wayne Rowe, Mr. Richard Lapp, James Price, president, Dennis Covey, vire- presia'wz!g J il l Thompson, secretary: John McCreedy, rrcasurer. S'N Class of I 972 Class of 1973 Advisers: Mr. Gerald Cox, Mr. James McCormick, Advisers: Mr. Ronald Cracco, Mr. James Shorer, Mr. Mr. Charles Collins. Thomas Nothnagle, presidentg Arthur Barrett, Mrs. Judith Cicoria, Neil Barton, Peter Cochran, vice-presiderzrg Bonnie Smith, secretaryg president: Patsy Combo, vice-president: Nancy Daley, Randy Estabrook, zreasurer. secretaryg Edward Micheaux, treasurer. r. 5 Guidance .. M...-X Class of I 974 Advisers: Mr. Roger House, Mrs. Virginia Keefe, Mr. Edward Matthews, Mrs. .Ioan Martin. Mark Reid, presiflenlg Kathleen Daley, vice-presideritq Lillian Combo. secremry: Clifford Ander- son. lreasurwz M Q 2525252 22:12 vga Class of I 975 Advisers: Miss Joanne Clement, Mr. Howard Haff, Mr. Barry Penepento, Mr. Robert Saunders, Mrs. Sybil Young. Kathleen Shaughnessy, presidentg Kevin Kelly, vice-presidentg Micheal Geer. secretaryg Patrick Cullinan, treasurer. Back Row: Robert Whiteside, David Sickles, Mr. Rowe Stephen Roberts, Gloria Sickles. Front Row: Sherry , t ' . '- Back Row: Harvey Brink, Dennis Covey, David Coyle, Steven Davis. Front Row: Henry Cobb. Timothy Daley. Li rt i 0 r s , Reid, Connie Roth, Joan Rapone, James Thompson, Floyd Worden, Joseph Rychlicki. The Class of '71 distinguished itself early in the year through its efforts to make CMCS' first homecoming a success. It inherited the tremendously profitable chocolate rabbit project which was welcomed in their eyes as they looked ahead to Washington. The success of the year was culminated with its Prom, a distinctively beautiful happening. Back Row: Carol Gwynn, Judith Gilbert, Robert McCombs, John Mc Creedy, Jeffrey King, Susan Leathersich. Front Row: Jocelyn Hilliard Donald Griffin, Shirley Haddleton, Sandra Frazo. B ll C lc R 0 w.' James Price, Brian Simpson, Michael Stephany, Pat- ti Weitzel. From Row: Peggy Patrick, Thomas Stephany, Jill Thomp- son, Russell S m i t h, Donna Rounds, Donald Van Gorder. A 5? I fx iii. F is s rig-,tg Back Row: Kevin Cochran. Third Row: Joanne Carlson, Wanda Feeley, Brenda Fortner. Charles Cooper, Catherine Cannon. Larry Donaghue, Mr. Lapp. Second Row: Susanne Carpenter, Timothy Clem- ents, Kathryn Curran. Front Row: Charlotte Bardeen. Elaine Cripps. Martha Brown, Michael Brandes. 355- sa 556 ,Ag Back Row: Sharon Pfenninger. David Wilkin, Mary bush, Francis Tiberio. Front Row: Joanne Loncao, Jo Tiberio. Kenneth Snyder, Janice Schneeberger, Kathleen Straight, Christopher Storms. Louis Ra- Robert Sherman, Patricia Sullivan, Dale Quacken- pone, Robert Waldron, Jeffrey Rogers. Class of 1971 Back Row: Samuel Hayes, Christine Hayward, Cynthia Morrill. Front Row: Mark Kingsbury, William Paladino, Louis Miller, Helen Grattan, Kimball Morton. Back Row: Charlene McMahon, David Griffin, William Hildebrant. Middle Row: Kathleen Nicholls, Amy Holley, Larry Luckenbach, Mr. Digeon, Cynthia Mott. Front Row: Susanna McGinty, Douglas Howe, Helen Haddleton, Cath- rine O'Donnell. Back Row: Stephen Clary. Middle Row: Daniel Fili, Daniel Donaghue, Shirley Dempsey, Taylor Brown, Anne Cesar- ano, James Betteridge, Kathleen Emens. Front Row: William Baldeck, David Fitch, Jeffrey Cohen. - O l 0 WL 0 I' 8 S Back Row: Margaret Harrigan, Richard McKay, Eileen Krenzer, Linda Moore. Front Row: Jeanette Muscarella, Kenneth McGee, William Hale, Roger Landuyt, Charles Lang, Mary Lou Green. Back Row: Teresa Paxhia, Bonnie Thompson, Joseph Trotter, Cherie Tucci, Maralyn Roberts, Kathryn Swarts, James Sayers. Middle Row: James Schneeberger, Bonnie Snyder, Karen Wager, Glen Sickles, Bonnie Smith, Ronald Stella, James Sawyer, Michael Stein. Front Row: Suzanne Smith. Bruce Wyatt. I.l l Back Row: Lawrence Flynn, Peter Cochran, Gregory Geer. Front Row: Ronald Estabrook, Debra Cesare. Pe- ter Callan, Marsha Gardner. Nancy Chiverton, Linda Giner. The Class of '72 initially acquired fame when it succeeded in grabbing the class day song plaque in 1969. As sophomores, the students kept up their fund- , raising efforts with a successful sweatshirt sale. This year proved i to be a good chance for them to establish their class as an impor- tant part of the high school. 6 l I I.. Back Row: Nancy Cooper, Edward Baker, Cynthia Chatt, David Gavlak, Mary Ellen Clemens. Front Row: Mr. Collins, Karen Callan. John de Leeuw, Diane Bardeen, Barbara Farrell. 2 m'fw M- ' WM Back Row: Daniel Pangrazio, Gary Nicholls. Middle Row: Law- rence Johnson, Roxanne Hoag, Denise Hughes, Mr. McCormick, Mary Frances McCombs. Front Row: Willie Hayes, Michael Lauffer, Thomas Nothnagle, John Harmon, David Heisler. Back Row: Karen Cappotelli, Suzanne Bernard. Third Row: Robin Carroll, Nancy Frazo, Barbara Bostwick, Amy Fenton, Marian Fisher, Tonya Cobb. Second Row: Judy Buckley, Brian Clary, Nancy Emens. Front Row: Shannon Buckley, Randy Estabrook. Back Row: James Wood, Robert Sullivan, Harry Sims, Randall Vanelli, Middle Row: Carolyn Smith, Janet Waldron, Stephen Snyder, Andrea Reid, Patricia Turgon. Front Row: Michael Shelton, Patsy Rapone. Back Row: Lori Mor- ton, Robert Martin, John Herkimer, Ross McKay, Patricia Grant, Maureen Hefner, David Ladd, Suzanne Martin. Front Row: Willie Mae Hayes, Jeffrey Litteer, David Neale, Kay Mac- Williams. I' 8 S WZ 6 . Fl 1 Row: Timothy Dempsey, Mark Fair- Daniel Harmon, David Holdridge. Raw: Ronald Grattan. William Grant. Row: Nanette Fenton. Molly Dempsey, Cracco, Deborah Gross, Rebecca Hilli- The Class of 73 swag- gered up fro m junior high and t o 0 k high school by the throat. lt succeeded in proving to the uppcrclassmen that it could function well as a class. It also com- pleted another profitable c a n d y project and en- joyed its sponsorship of games and dances. Back Row: Daniel Camp- bell, Daniel Cochran, Kevin Curts. Middle Row: Tim- othy Balonek, Kathleen Clancy, D o n a l d Brown, dog. Nancy Bergeron. Front Row: Charles Davis, Chris- tine Brandes, John Bovard, Thomas Callan. Back Row: Terrance Offen, Scott Merrill, Geraldine Mott, Nancy Luckenbach, Marie Miller. Middle Row: Kenneth Morrill, Mark Miller, Debra Marble. Front Row: James Maclntyre, Teri Jackson, Edward Micheaux, Deborah Martin. Back Row: Connie Samson, Gary Schwartz, James Robertson, Mr. Barrett, Dale Snyder. Susan Turgon, David Vokes. From Row: Janet Quait. David Robertson. Kathleen Patrick, Ronald Ralston. W-.WF-sa.. . l l Back Row: Christine Lathan, Michael McKay, Ronald Houk, Timothy King. Middle Row: William Jones, Deborah Mc- Ewen, Mrs. Cicoria, Lynette Parnell, Sandra Lucas. Front Row: Joseph Lawson, Ronda Houk, Eloise Irving, Jeffrey Kingsbury. Terry McLaughlin. Back Row: Neil Barton, Patrick Combo. Middle Row: Hilda Corcimiglia, Stephen Davis, Kim Carroll, Bonnie Betteridge, Madeline Carpenter. Front Row: Terrance Bullard, Janet Bostwick, Allison Crane. Back Row: Robert Gilbert, Linda Donaghue, Gerald Forsythe, Karen Gavlak, Deborah Fletcher, Alan Donaghue. From Row: Brian Fisher, Deborah Geer, David Downey, Ger- ald Gardner. CLA SS OF 1973 zur- emtarnnnng-f.-ag:-W'--umm-M A mft1.f-,fexfsffram-Af-4-ew ' Mmwwmaseea-maumwwws-.mmwwswwwq s ees:-swaaramm Elizabeth Cesarano, Nan- cy Daley, Leslie Batzing, Elizabeth Cannon, Jeffrey Aikens, Catherine Buckley, Janet Blaker, Carol Clary, Barbara Buckley, Marie Coppini, Karen Clements, Mr. Shorer. -mum 17-ww-mxxmannmmmmm .emaw-f lack Row: Noel Stevenson, Dorothy Tyler. Middle Row: ean Slack, James Panepento, Lobert Rothrock, Robert chwartz, Rosanne Wood, Villiam Weikal, Front Row: usan Reid, Mary Williams, 'atti Rounds. Q Back Row: Donna Nothnagle, Bonnie Palis, Michael Moran. Vliddle Row: Carol Kaness, James McGee, Mary Ann McKernan, Front Row: Yvonne Knickerbocker, Timothy Murray, Linda Jloof. Back Row: Ronald Hodges, girl, Mary Ann Fili, James Hefner, Gerald Hayes, Debra Higley. Front Row: Jackie Dolby, Nancy -Iermansen, Barbara Harrington. Buck Row: Robin Sickles, Wil- liam Kilmer, Wayne Worden, William Woelfle, Russell Welsby, Thomas Schneeberger, Jeanette Thompson. Front Row: Lori Sackett, Melinda Swarts, Rebec- ca Powers. QA -: .M A' A 5381 ,,maL.eawaM. N...-Mgfmau1.Me1..,.se,L v. M . .. . , . Me., . U, .. . . rt. ' X V When did she get to be a beauty? W When did he grow I0 be S0 tall 'pil Back Row: Dawn Wells, Kathleen Stella, Robert Weikal, Gary Synder, Mr. House. Front Row: Charles Van Gorder, Charles Shauf, Peter Tucci, Deborah Vink, James Waldron, Vicki Robinson, Robert Sheahen. Back Row: Ricky Dolby, Chris Ellis, Gerald Gray. Middle Row: Mrs. Martin, Sue Hoag, Charles Hackett, Kevin Daycock, Mary Gavlak, Laury Detro, Paul Flint. Front Row: Shawn Jones, Cynthia Holley, John De Velder, Diane Fitch. Back Row: Timothy Lauffer, Edward Peet, Linda Merrill Wendy King, Diane Pursel Frank Paxhia, Bart Lucas. Mid- dle Row: Esther Krenzer, Karen Rivers, Mary Parnell, John Rig- gi, Karen Latta. Front Row: Sandra Paladino, Polly Nelan, James Pimm. 1 1 7f,vta , 4-n-my M i., . 1 Y X E4 r Back Row: Robert Chiverton, Stephen Clements, Ronall Bardeen. Middle Row: Kathleen Daley, Charles Costanz Lillian Combo, Linda Borst, Mr. Matthews. Front Rod Claudia Cowd, Donna Cameron, David Brandes, Chris tine Davis, Peter Brown. Absent: Dwight Alexande Joseph Brandes, l i Following its tremendous haul on last yearis candy project, the Class of '74 was rather indecisive as to an ade- quate follow-up. However, it again fin- i ished with a successful year highlighted by a fall dance and their novel float entry in CMCS, first Homecoming. :annul Back Row: Paul Fisher, Timothy Harrington, Robert Ely, Elizabeth Grant, Michael Fisher. Middle Row: Marlene Griswold, Elizabeth Gilbert, Cheryl Baker, WW Janice Hayward, Robert Freeman. Front Row: El- J len Harrigan, Mark Kelly. Back Row: Larry King, JoAnna Moore, Cynthia Morrison, Michael Kelly, Sidney Morris. Middle Row: Mark Reid, Carol Murphy, Mrs. Keefe. Fran! Row: Charles O'Don- nell, Randy Ralston, Elaine Kramer. Back Row: Patrick Burk. Charles Carson. Middle Row: Kathleen Bergeron. Alan Cripps, Charles Cooper, Gregg Bernard, William Crane, Judith Callan. Front Row: Richard Brinkman, Clifford Anderson, Bonnie Barber. Vink, Charles Walz, Terri Ta bone, Jacqueline Shannon, Wil liam Sullivan. F r 0 n 1 Row Cheryl Sims, Michael Smith Robin Shellman. John Thorton Thomas Sullivan. Back Raw: Terry Samson, Jayne WW., , ,,,. m .,,.., . .-. l s i l. 9. L in Back Row: Richard Brown, Peter Alhart, Jesse Coleman, James Craw, Thomas Cook. Middle Row: Michael Cobb, Stephen Bishop, Julie Callan, Donald Cooper, Debra Craw- ford. Front Row: Lynette Anderson, Paul Baker, Rita Clemens. livin Back Row: Patricia Watson, Michael Tucci, Pamela Sinclair. Middle Row: Lori Wheeler, Yvonne Watts, Edward Stella, Clifford Yates, Roger Williams. Front Row: Mary Van Allen, Edward Vokes, Wade Van Zile. 52 Seventh graders emerged as the Class of 1975 in September when they left grade school behind. Their most notable accom- plishment was their triumphant capture of the float award at Homecoming in October. Most of the year was spent in financing the construction of the float. Aside from their variety of teachers, the seventh graders most enjoyed their opportunity to attend junior high dances and to participate in various extracurricular activities. Back Row: Thomas Rapone, David Miller, Judy Simms, Victoria Morrison. Middle Row: Lynn Offen, Cynthia Nelson, Michele Murray, Thomas Quait, Deborah Ornt. Front Row: Bonnie Reid Patricia Roberts, Gail Roggen. , , Back Row: Cheryl Kelly, Bonnie Maclntyre, Miss Clement, Beverly Hefner, Elizabeth Jones. Middle Row: Norman Heisler, David Martin, James Harrington, Don- ald Maclntyre, Ralph King, Gary Mattice. Front Row: Pamela Hodge, Pamela Lucas. Back Row: Sherry Pullyblank, David Parnell, Mrs. Young, Brenda Nobles. Middle Row: Robert Perhamus, Margaret Rapone. Front Row: Connie Maxwell, Brian Quackenbush, Sharon Paladino, Frank Saeva, Sandra Quakenbush, Wayne Robinson, Laurie Rothrock. Buck Row: Michael Stevens, Daniel Toland. Third Row: Sally Sawyer, Karen Smith. Second Row: Scott Weitzel, Francis Grattan, Dianne Shauf, Kathleen Shaughnessy, Pamela Tuttle, Deborah Shero, Mr. Saunders. Martha Stevenson. Front Row: Ronald Sterling. Candice Sheffer, Rene Waldron. mm as-f A.-we MWMW - 7 Back Row: Steven Cameron, Christine Batzing, Natalie Carroll. Middle Row: Cynthia Burger, Donald Carpenter, Sharon Brooks, Daniel Coyle, Kim Callan, Mr. Penepento. Front Row: Jonathan Barnes, Keith Barnes, Ronald Beach, Kevin Clary. Absent: Barbara Baetzel. Back Row: Matthew Fairbrother, Patricia DeFazio, Patricia Gatrost, Donald Hancy. Middle Row: Michael Geer, Cynthia Donaghue, Catherine Fili. Darlene Gutowski. From Row: Patrick Cullinan, Francis Grattan, John Curran, Gerald Forsythe. Ak, f Back Row: Michael Kemnitz, Kevin Kelly, Todd Hartford, Steven Kissel. Middle Row: Linda Harmon, Mary Jaworski, Sheryl Marble. From Row: Mary Kelley, Patricia Lathan, Jennifer Harmon, Mark Harrington, Debra Hodges. Mrs. Herkimer Back Row: Robert Rose, George Cheese. Third Row: Bruce Hinsdale, Mary Ann Torpey, David Rumfola, Rita Cowd, Donna Estabrook. Second Row: Mary Alice Sullivan, Mary Coyle, Doris Butler, Larry Poles. Front Row: Warren Ailen, Donald Shellman, Arthur Draper. .A-BB Back Row: Cheryl Dimon, Sandra Dibble, David Eaton, James De Mersman, Mr. Haff, Robert Frew, Timothy Futter, Mary Detro. Front Row: Susan Daley, Paul Day, Randy Grattan, Glenn Harkness, Karen Grant, Gretchen Geer. L5-V ui! 416 . 2.4-wQ.Q-QW - -4 fx Q Q is 'ix A53 - -- 1 - AN mzpxiighkxa, iw f, Wg' Q M sf ggi-5. gsm Q C .Mg xx , if 1 H W QNX gffy V wi '33 QQ. Pi Rd QQ K? ,Nl E .ne . plays. X. QQ Q-f X Q af. 1 , ,.2 Wasn't it yesterday . . . when they were small? ,W 17 I' Cl 6 Back Row Mark Davis, Deborah Bardeen, Mark Rig- Tom Shaughnessy, Michael Aikens, Jaclynn Halpin, gi Janice Wall Leo Gross. Robert Hughes, David Teri Hodges. Mrs, Burdett, Kenneth Halley, John Mancuso Jay Osborn, Joan Pullyblank, Deborah Reid, Streeter. James Gillen. Susan King, Kathy Grant, Richard Kaness Wayne Burger, Tim H ancy, Tim PHlriCiaJ0hf1SOTl. OConnell Front Row: Francis Rapone, Robin Scott, Back Row: Anthony Brown, Toby Weitzel, David Baetzel, David Bovard, Barbara Lawrence, Jacquelyn Coleman, Kevin Geer, Deborah Latko, Lori Ken- nedy, Donna Vink, John Russ, Alan Van DeVliert, Charles Nelson, Ronald Grant, Frank Valente. Frou! Row: Randal Hunt, Rebecca Shero, Mary Nailos, Elizabeth Schirmer, Julie Hoag, Steven Gavlak, Miss Henderson, Joseph Burkart, William Stephany, Kath- leen Palis, Elizabeth Ludlum, Su ellen Futter, Thomas Johnson. Absent: Debra Howe, Patricia Heffer. The ability to concentrate muSt be ac- quired before one reaches junior high. Back Row: Steven Krenzer, Joyce Cripps, Linda Lan- Row: Daniel Musson, William Tytler, Chris Clark duyt, Terry Shelton, Tommy Hayes. James Wright, Machelle Neri, Michael Callan, Mrs. Kaylani, Maria Bruce Curts, Barbara Mott, Michael Boylan, Sandra Knickerbocker. Robert Kaness, Franklin McKever Anderson, Wayne Panepinto, David Ralston. Front Melanie Cooper, Laurie Offen, Randy Goetz, rack Row Dmma Fgrsyth, Mark Rogers, Robin Com- Karen Sullivan, David Harkness, Thomas Lautfer, Mark ock Mark Rothrock, Robert Stone, Kelly Moran, Range, Steven WOltCr, Cathy Fisher. Kathy WhiteSidS, aurie Sue McCombs, Nancy Booth, Michael Kelley, Mr. Moran, Jean Guthrie, John Pike. Michael Pully- Jyce Luckenbach. William Huss. Julie Jacox. Joseph blank, James Sackett. LeRoy Ledsome. Kimberly Brew, apone Holly Sickles, Robert Steedman. Front Row: Joan Clements. Back Row: Ronda Jacox, Helen Crane, Donald Miller, Anne Anderson. John Flynn, Jeffrey Costanza. Gale Hayward. Deborah Donaghue, Mark Halpin, James Goodburlet, Jeanne Stubenrausch, Michael Mooney, Louis Boyle, Mary Goldsmith, Peggy Watts. James Purpura. Front Row: Thomas Buckley, Theodore Har- mon. Diana Cowd, Glenn Kramer, Betty Lou Rapone Catherine Beach, Mrs. Saunders, Michelle Casteel Sandra Cappotelli, Denise Downy. Walter Knicker bocker, LuAnn laniro. Robert Zimmer. Back Row: Rita Gross, Cathrine Kingsbury, Edward Craw, Richard Pursel, Michael Poole, Jerilyn Ling- ley, Helen Krenzer, Gary Nobles, Thomas Mills, Wayne Sherman, Pamela Williams, Barbara McGee, Randy Moore, Charles Embling, Dale Ayers, Lloyd Alexander, Meta Jackson. Front Row: Ronald Pala- Q X 3 ! S dino, Gregory Futter, Alex Jaworski, James Murphj Kenneth Walsh, Brian Baldeck, William Lawrenc Mrs. Brewster, Mary Beth Tytler, James Sickles, Joh Calvin Stewart, James Wheeler, Richard Vokes, Lav renee Grant, Donald Cameron. I' Cl 6 Back Row: Mark Wright, Robin Higley, Debra Holdridge, Kathy Rowlinson, Penny Worden, Re- becca Sinclair, Rosemary Coyle, Fay Goodburlet, Paul Brandes, Kathi Fotch, Mark Fortner, Ter- rance Baird, Margaret Cullinan, Pamela Batzing, Susan Toland, Daniel Wall, Craig Carroll, Wesley Geer. Front Row: Edwin Hoag, Richard Baldeck, John Schirmer, David M ooney, Todd Burdick, Anne Alhart, Allison Morey, Mrs. Bucci, Julia King, Sarah Samis, Charles Robinson, James Free- man, Salome Randall, Cecelia McCombs, Arlene Zanett, Deborah Emery. A teacher must achieve a deli- cate balance between friendship and discipline with his pupils. The dry routine of the classroom must be bro- ken frequently throughout the day. Back Row: Lorraine Carter. Cindy Trojanski, Rich- ard Stone, Carrie McLaughlin, Ellen Maxwell, Richard Brandes, Robin Brinkman, Kevin Martin, Ruth Miller. Linda Stevens. Kathy Lauffer. Brian Bonacquisti, Thomas Detro. Cathy LaFave, Kim- berly Loomis. Front Row: Terry Forsyth, Michael Filio, Ruben Mallory, Mary Callan, Thomas Pierce, William McGee, Lawrence Morton, Frank laniro, Mrs. Foltman, Linda Stevens, Daniel Van Zile, David Offen. Michael Marks, Quentin Brooks. Sandra Cooper. Dorcey Scott, Corinne I-Iirschman. l 4 . :ck Row: Dean Sehm, Mary Cripps, Deborah Green, fnthia Flansburg. Warren Stam. Marilyn Sheffer. Jnald Day, Mary Daley. Robert Carlson, Debra Cle- ents, Lauralie Schorer, Patricia Brooks, Marie Pully- ank, Barbara Roggen, Susan Sims. Timothy Kelley Front Row: Terry Brew, Pamela DiSalvo, Robyn Day, Judith Cowd. David Sherman, Earle Comstock, Cyn- thia Coppini, Mr. Wilson, Linda DeMersman, Eileen Zanett, George Roth, James Vink, Darlene Simpson, Suzanne Kelly. Lori Kemnitz, Back Row: Miss Anchor, Anne Reinagel, Joan Bost- wick, David Bierbrauer, Arnold Rychlicki, Paul Russ, Roger G ard n er, Kathleen Schorer, Peggy Kennedy, Mary Lee Ryan, Thomas Warters, Diane Barton, Karen Limner, Michael Coleman, Laurie Ackerman, Karen Ludlum, Clay Wightman, Mary Lou Scalia, Front Row: Jayne Daley, Martha Van Order, Susan Vink. William Donegan, Mark Sterling, Gordon Craw, Steven Pully- blank, David Giner, Edward Tyson, Christopher Wyatt, Mark Zimmer, Mary Brunette, Jeffrey Futter, Pamela Wood. Absent: Mary Lathan, Elizabeth Alhart. Back Row: Scott Langdon, Lisa Brew, David Martin, Lynne Keenan, Robert Reed, Charles Chiverton, Kim Hilliard, Duane Fregoe, Ton Matthews, Warren Gluck, Ellen Moran, Barbara Waldron, David Manley, Bill Van Allen, Brian Smith, Mark Pullyblank, Richard Ornt, Susan Casteel. Front Row: Chris Neri, Monica Nailos, Peggy Parnell, Susan Kemp, Jeff Mallory, Bill Fletcher, Mrs. Furr, Jon Thompson, Susan Paladino, Sandy Shero, Melody Wright, Linda McMahon, Kim Ackerman, Steve Brown. Back Row: David Hilderbrant, Steven Burger, Lorilynn Flansburg, Dennis Ayers, James Wood, Steven Sickles, Lorna Geer, Roger Worden, Russell Brinkman, Merle Lathrop, David Van Zile, David Krenzer, Mark Pfen- ninger, Patrick Harrigan, James Dimon. Front Row: Elizabeth Buckley, Mark Meyer, Camille Nobles, Jo- anne Cameron, Jacqueline Guthrie, Marjorie Sheffer, Mrs. Resch, Thomas Offen, Edna O'Dell, Mara Slack, Donna Pursel, Patricia Murphy, Raymond Bunting. Ab- sent: Heather Shellman, Kevin Taylor. Through reading, one becomes acquainted with Youth illuminates the dark corridor of the future. new worlds. Back Row: Paul Hefner, Lynda Maclntyre. Terri Com- Thomas Marlowe. Fronr Row: Michael Murphy. Robert stock. Helen Gross. John Brandes, Susan Hutton. David Loomis. William Boop. Dale Broadnax. Mark Heisler. Kappee. William Rapone. Thomas Shauf. Carletha Rog- Mrs. Roberts. Shirley McKever. Evelyn Fenton. Ken- ers. Rebecca Rothrock. Richard Murphy. Brian Pike. neth Quackenbush.Donnafrawford. Back Row: Barry G anzhorn, Dale Rathbun, Eileen Alhart, Lydia Rogers, Debra Rothrock, Donna Fillioe, Steven Balonek, David Trojanoski Ronald Carlson, Margaret McKay, Sherri Teed, Brenda Frazo, Kevin O'Dell, Thomas Booth, Thomas Burdick. Front Row: Timothy McGinnis, David Keller, Joan Keenan, Sheila Ennis, Sandra Worden. Lois Holley. Joseph Cesarano. Mrs. Hoyt, Paul Toland, Billy Dimas, Christopher Steedman, Shirley Stevens, Terry Sawyer, Sam- uella Rapone, Duane Blanchard. Back Row: Peggy Costanza, David Crane, Daniel thony Paladino, Laurie Schmitz, Regann Hunt Manley, Benny Valente, Richard Riggi, JoAnn Bal deck, Timothy Ellis, Rita Hirschman, Ronald Tru sievitz, Julie Henry, Janet Gleber, Jeffrey D'An gelo, Howard Green, Jill Halpin. Franz Row: An- Paul Rinaldi, Anne Roberts, Mrs. Mustari, Debra Johnson, Kimberly McArthur. Christine MacDon ald, Jerry Rapone, David Lang, Doreen Saeva. Ab sent: Mark Callan, Robert Cesare, John Rivers. Back Row. Paul Mooney, Patricia Walsh, Lauri Davis, Terry Hancy, William Rogers, Dolores Kingsbury, Richard Thomas, Scott Burdick, Karen Bishop, David Pfenninger, Diane Tucci, Denise Baker, Stacey Williams, Ronda Boylan, Jessie Scott. From Row: Larry Alexander, Elmer Landuyt, Deborah VanAllen, Lori DeMersman, Laura Nobles, Mark McFadden, Kimberly Mar- ble, Mrs. Perkins, James Reid, William Clements, Steven Jerles, Robert Paduano, Gary Rapone, Robin Sayers, Jacqueline King. Absent: Richard Underwood. Back Row: Thomas Johnson, Bruce Sinclair, Darl Sheahen. Charles Sisson. Scott Fisher. Kelvin Shannon, Tracy Samson, Robert Poles. Patricia Redman. Patrick Shaughnessy, Brian Taylor. Stephen Miller. Christopher Ennis, Brenda Fock- ler, Carol Coppini, Kenneth Grant. Front Row: Stephen Scott, Cheryle Sehm, Mary Alexander, Melody Griffin, James Stevenson, Michael Cuoz- zo, Mrs. Reed, Francis Reid, Steven Flansburg, John Wright, James Casteel, Deborah Brew, Eddie Watts, Michael Zanett. Absent: John Garland. file of that of tomorrow Row: David Morey, Elizabeth Dow, Beth Donald Whiteside, Sandra Rowlinson, Fisher, William Baird. C har l es Taylor, Martin Lathan, Kristine Huss, David Nailos. Brenda Reed. John Bickford. Justin Randall. Pat- rick Randall. Front Row: Amy Stirling, Linda King, Timothy D1Salvo, James Daycock, Donald Martin, Pamela Coppini, Patrice Truman, Mrs. Schirmer, Melissa Hoag, Holly D'Angelo, Kevin Kretschmer, Patrick Donegan, Theresa Grant. Michael Stubenrausch, Nancee Sims. Absent: Yvonne Kelly. The framework of study today is but a pro Back Row: Ted Sickles, V alerie Carroll. Patricia Ryan. Lelia Hall. Curtis Broadnax, Mary Limner, Robert Feeley. Mary Eliza- beth Reeves, Susan Matthews, Jeffrey Tuska, Richard Shelton. Valerie D'Angelo. From Row: Mary Kay Harrigan, Todd McLaugh- lin. Patrick Nailos, John Ball, Valerie Par- nell. Terrance Grant, Mrs. Ebersold, Jeffrey Hefner, Wendy Wyatt, Bradley Crane, Gary Gatrost, Carl Sisson, Daniel Scallia. Back Row: Stephon Williams. Starr Treichler, Terry McGinnis, Ronald Boop Janice Dibble M1 Linda Clemens, Mark Stella, John Curts, Donald chael Cappotelli, Mrs Mansfield Jeffrey Cameron Hale, James Kaness, Cathleen Cappotelli, Rhonda David Pierce, Timothy Shannon Rose leiter Cripe, Cathy Shannon. Front Row: James King. David Dargusch. Back Row: Kathleen Nobles, John Freeman, Mary Ann DeVelder, M ic h a el Gavlak. Sheryl Simms, Janet Lucas, Pamela Court- ney, Lynne Forsyth, James Pike, Lisa D'An- gelo, Leah Hunt. Front Row: Robert Steven- son, Terry Pierce, Laurie Bickford, Mary Dimas. Janet McFadden, Mrs. Squires, Laura Reed. Brian Robinson, Alice Farrell, Mark VanOrder, Renee Hanna. Absent: Sally Law- son, Karen Holler. W O Back Row: Richard Bierbrauer, Karen Shea- hen, Douglas Clements, Sandra Ayers, Erica VanOstrand, Ann Pullyblank, Donald Green. Timothy Grant, Janet Russ, Joan Waldron. Brenda Shauf, Michael Hutton, Sally Gleber, Connie Offen. Front Row: Tracy Curry, Lori Harrington, Cecilia Cisneros, Maureen Al hart, Steven Ludlum. Jeffrey Mallaber. Mrs Valente, Anthony Valente, David Fisher Steven Embling, Janice Howard, Debra Fil lioe, Thomas Wood, William Bishop. Absent Nancy Range. Back Row: David Ianiro, Terrence Gullinan, Brad- ley Wightman, Ronald Poles, Doreen Gustowski Steven Stein, Paul Simms, Christopher Manley Mark Moran, Debra Bowers, Alana Roggen, Jenni- fer Anderson. Front Row: Michele Filio, Michael Mrs. Weeks Shaughnessy, David Cohen, Craig Chadderdon, , Stephen Offen, Marianne Baker, Mrs. Walkup, , James Morton, Cynthia Ackerman. Teresa Emery. Dana Hiderbrand, Vici Mallory, Susan Schmitz. David Harter, Jeffrey Harter, Stephen Bun- ting, Patricia Parnell, Bruce Harter, Barbara Orr, Mrs. Weeks. Roger Shellman, Erwin Pierson, Mary Maxwell, Larry Blaker, Tracey Sickles, Edward Mott, Patricia Ayers, Back Row: Robert Downey, Shannon Siekles, Scott Saunders, Janine Coppini, Darryl Davis, Christopher O'Dell, Margaret Dow, Karen Vokes, Allen Mos- backer, Craig Serockie, Debra B u n t i n g, Shari Fregoe. Front Row: Joseph Boyle, Jennifer Daniels, Dean Manley, Steven Tuttle, Louis Holley, Matthew Ellis, Mrs. Ayers, Tina Grant, Robert Quackenbush, Daniel Hefner, Michael Nailos. Bonnie Vink, Mari Keller. Andrew Frazo. Absent: Tamera Shero. f gif' I' Ll I wonder what Mom fixed me today! Back Row: Ann MacDonald, Guy Marble, Sarah Rapone, Gerald Hyatt, Jacqueline Tucci, Ruth Kelly, Mark Samson, Laura Cappotelli, Wendy Loomis. Ruth Craw, Kenneth Scott, Keith Scott. Front Row: Albert Coppini, David George, Carmela Williams, Diane Harkness, Yvette Watts, Stacie Stone, Mrs. Clary, Rose Marie Spear, Julia Brown, Helen Moore, Julie Fisher, James Palis, Lee Brandes. Absent: Julie Underwood. Back Row: Donna Hilburger, Julie Streeter, Tammy Row: Ann Valente, Kathleen FitzGibbon, Deborah Samson, Robert Robertson, Timothy MacDonald, Costanza, David Truman, William O'Dell, Douglas Douglas Davis, Beta Longacre, Brian Phillips. Brian Krenzer, Mrs. Eurlan, Jeffrey Ryan, Mary Beth De- Ganzhorn, Randall McCoy, Brian McGraw, Doreen Fazio, Deborah McArthur, Robert Sheffer, Elaine Martin, Daniel Parnell, Michael R a n d al l. Front Schreiber, Lynn Burdick. Absent: Teresa Jones. fl 6 Back Row: Rebecca McConnell, Mary Nicholls, Front Row: Thomas Bech, JHY SaCkCUt Terri Eric Sheffer, Adam Wightman, Matthew Kings- Mancuso, Celeste Heisler, Allen Breemes, Michael bury, David Leathersich, Robert SinClair, Richard Keenan, Mrs. Sharp, Jeffrey Bryant, Timothy Kem- Hoag, Joseph Schirmer, Tamela Marble, Gabriele nitz. Susan Ornt, Susan Taylor, Lisa Cronk, Brenda Phelps, Chris Langdon, Michael Plain, Linda Gray. Nelson. Back Row: Mary Cullinan, Mark Sickles, Dawn Shannon Comstock, Deborah Carson, James Pad- Holclridge, Sherry Jacox, Ronald Steves, Steven riano, Todd Forsyth, Scott Marble, Mrs. Snyder, Stam, William Bernard, Mary Thomas, Kelly Hook- David Hoag, Laura Hall, Joan Kingsbury, Scott Of- ler, Bernice Barton, Sharon Westfall, Francis Kren- fen, James Nelson, Elizabeth Brunette, John Morey. zer, Mary Pfenninger. Front Row: Karen Redding, Back Row: Timothy Irving, Kevin Coyle, Cath- leen Fisher, Kathrine Parnell, Kelley McClenney, Priscilla Shannon, Richard Goodburlet, J ohn Wood. Larry Riggi, Robert Merrill. Barbara Wade, Julie Alhart. Front Row: Camay Hults, Wilbur Van Grol. James Pullyblank, Christine Mark, An- gel Harmon, Thomas McFadden, Mrs. Guthrie, John Fitzgibbon, Lynne Bunting, Susan Sickles, William Day, Douglas Beardsley, David Barton. Absent: Sherry Stauffer. S C7 Kinde ' W ' i Buck Row: Daniel Westfall, David Reeves, M artha gelini, Duncan Johnson, Stephen Mcllwaine, Kenneth Mooney, Joanne Flint, Kathleen Embling, Michael Tur- Shelton, Greig Chadderdon, Kathi Davis, Mrs. May, ska, Kenneth Harkness, Shari Mosher, Joseph Gustainis, Chris Rinaldi, Frederick Hilburger, Donna Marble, Syl- Matthew Ball, Helen Bernard. Front Row: Debra An- via Cisneros, Thomas McGinnis, Edward Stevens. Back Row: Thomas Heffer, Brian Bowers, Wendy Fockler. Michael Grattan, A l l i s o n Matthews, Martin Robinson, Andrew Hodge, Kelly Moran, James Ball, Kim Davis, M arcia Pullyblank, Veronica Feeley. Front Row: Jeffrey MacDonald, Eric Van de Vliert, Anne Marie Riggi, Robert Clements, Barry Robinson, Anthony Cory, Mrs. Reynolds, Mark Shilen, Andrew Ackerman, Sue Ann Cornell, Colin McKay, Elizabeth Gutherie, Barbara Howard, Tina Van Grol. 6117611 Back Row: John Tuttle, Scott Lead, Michelle Rogers, Randy Burdick, Thomas Coppini, Linda Meyer, Stephen Fenton. Keith Stein. Peter Curts, Sims, Amy Boyle, Steven Johnston, Robin Hill. Michele Plain. Douglas Teed. J o h n Limner. Patricia Murphy, Theresa Grant, Charlene I-lamler, Mrs. Guthrie. Front Row: Brett -an 5 Back Row: Douglas Legg, Judith McCoy, Michael Hal- pin, Adam Pursel, Sharon Stein, Mrs. May, John Car- Row: James Hanna, Karen Green, Michele Offen, Amy Van Ostrand. Patricia McGee. Kenneth Brabant, Mark ter, Dawn Martin, Daniel de Roos, Phyllis Sisson. Front Costanza. Nancy Taylor, Daphne Larkin. Back Row: Karen Struble, Linda Hilderbrant, Dimas. Front Row: Barbara Reid, Priscilla Leiter, Roger Steves, Bradley Pierce, Francis Coleman, Jane! KfelSChmeF. JCFOIIIC T h Of HT0 fl, Corrina Mrs. Reynolds, Sherry Schroeder, Kevin Zimmer, Guerin. Robert Vink. Jacqueline Cronk, Penny Roger Johnston, Rosemary Hutton, Christopher C00PCf,Tim0lhY B00p,MiChClle Bubel. And then the little duck said. , I wonder nfl can have some more crackers. Imzsirzmciaom 01290 '--,A -..,-M-N MM ,Momma mm MMM Board of Education 1 E 3 X E E E s 3 Mrs. Suzonne MacDonald: Dr. Philip D'Angelog Mr. Lawrence attorneyg Mr. Eugene Wyand, vice-president Mr Laverne Weberg Mr. John Randall, presidentg Mr. John Gilman, Vink: Mr. Edwin Roberts. As the Class of 1970's term as seniors draws to a close, it would like to pay final tribute to the administration and faculty. They did not turn a deaf car to our requests for change, but instead guided our efforts notable results of which were the first Home- coming and the institution of a student lounge. Wc feel that these people should be applauded for their understanding and open- mindedness. These two qualitites transformed our role as students from that of drab monot- ony to total involvement. We thank them for their confidence in us. District Supervisor Mr. Charles May Supervising Principal Dr. Frederick Hinsdale H iglz School Principal Mr. Robert Freeman Elementary Principal l Mr. Walter Pennington n , , V My Molder Miss Joanne Clement. Mrs. Marlene Haff. c'aa'etg Mrs. Virginia Keefe. Mrs. Judy Cicoria, Mrs. Carole Koch, Mr. George Mulcahy. English. 4- . .- . W. Q3 'fkytsx .- .-3 -MQMYR N-1-'till-sw-t..:f Miss Mary Mairs, librarian. Mr. Arthur Barrett. nmtlzematics and sciwirv: Mr. Barry Penepento. Mr. James McCormick. nmllzenzatics. Absent: Mrs. Joan Martin. Mrs. Elizabeth Herkimer is not pictured. Miss Joan Hutton. Mr. Frank Ruane. phys- ical education. l VN Mr. William Haggerty. arf. Mr. James Warren. Mr. David Coots. induszrial arrsg Mr. Joseph Gustainis. driver educulion. Minds Mr. Charles Collins. Mr. Richard Lapp. Mrs. Sybil Young. Mr. Roger House. Mr. Howard Haff. sciwzve. Mrs. Jeanne Harrigan, library aide. l Mr. Robert Saunders. Mr. Edward Matthews. Mr. Wayne Rowe. Mr. Gerald vlr. Bernard Digeon, Frenchg Mr. Cox. Mr. Ronald Cracco.s0cial.s1udies. Iarlos Hevia, Spanish. Viiss Rita Therolf. business: Mrs. Elizabeth Sheldon. home ecmzonzicsg Mr. James Schorer. lv11.si11ess. Mr. Paul Brown. instrumenml music: Mr. Robert Hess l'0C'lllH1llSfl'. Elementalf Back Row: Mrs. Mary Weeks, primary specialg Mrs. Grace Burdettg Mrs. Kathryn Saundersg Mr. Donald Moran. Front Row: Mrs. Edna Kaylanig Miss Elizabeth Henderson, grade six. 2 4 1 Mr. Clayton Weber, instrumental rnusicg Mrs. Mary Hanks. vocal niusic. Miss Beverly Russell, Mr. Lester Eaton, physical education. ' Win! Back Row: Mrs. Marian Guthrie, Mrs. Mary May, Mrs. Bonnalyn Reynolds, r kindergurteng Mrs. Elsa Furlang Mrs. . Aileen Ayers. Front Row: Mrs. Marque- rite Sharp, Mrs. Shirley Clary, Mrs. Helen Snyder, grade one. eipvifn... -nel' , f s U w if r acuity Christine Stone, nurse: Miss Marie Van Vooren, dental lfmil HI Il? Row: Mrs. Elaine Bucci, grade fiveg Mrs. Sheila Furr, Mrs. Dorothy grade Marg Mr. Lewis Wilson, grade fiveg Mrs. Alice Roberts, grade bur. Front Row: Mrs. Dorothy Foltmang Mrs. Diane Brewster, grade five: Vliss Barbara Anchor, grade four. Back Row: Mrs. Virginia Pridgeon, art: Mrs. Frances Kelly, remedial reading. Front Row: Mrs. Nan Nortan, speechg Mrs. Doris Yull. librarian. Back Row: Mrs. Mary Schirmer, grade rhreeg Mrs. Arline Walkup, grade twog Mrs. Maryann Mustarig Mrs. Dorothy Hoytg Mrs. Lillian Perkins, grade rhreeg Mrs. Karen Ebersold, grade two. Front Row: Mrs. Josephine Valenteg Mrs. Jea- ette Mansfield, grade twog Mrs. Marion eed, grade threeg Mrs. Marguerite Squi- es, grade two. High School Secretary District Clerk Mrs. Mary Minster Grade School Secretary m Mr. Sidney Swarts Guidance S XL Mrs. Ethel Mmm Mr. Hvwgd Smith- I' S . Marie Goewey Guidance Secretary Mrs. Sarah Dasing Hzgh School Aides Cafeteria Staff ack Ron Mrs Dorothy Hamilton Mrs Ann Weber Mrs Mrs. Theresa Bartalo, Mrs. Ruth Kennedy. Front Row: Mrs. lorence Giner Mrs Mildred Rulifson Mrs Ruth Beardsley Marion SiSS0H, Mrs. Lois Stella, Mrs. Mary O'BTiCI'l- Back Row: Mrs. Althea Gray, Mrs. Margaret Barton, Mrs. Loretta Zanett. Front Row: Mrs. Carol Downey, Mrs. Nancy Fitch, Mrs. Bernice Hefner. Absent: Mr. Richard Harness, Mr. Joseph Cesa- rano, Mr. Sam DiLiberto, Mr. Robert Neale, Mr. Joseph Daley, Mr. Anthony Valente. Custodians Mr. Richard Jackson, Mr William Hamilton. Absent Mr. Eugene Cooney, Mr Jack Dolby. l. Elementary Aides Cafeteria Staff Buck Row: Mrs. Stella Maddock. Mrs. Ann Burns. Mrs. Bar- Mrs. Mary Campbell. Mrs. Ethel Ezard. Mrs. Laura Kelly bara Dempsey. Mrs. Majorie Hansberg. Mrs. Gertude Blan- Alv.vw1r.' Mrs. Dorothy Welsby. Chard. Mrs. Patricia Vink. Fran! Row: Mrs. Delores Lathan. Castadzans 'E R . ML-. - f fi' X .:.,f., T 5' Mr. Roderick Van Gorder. Mr. Edward Freer. Mr. Stanley Friend. Mrs. Marilyn Kaness. XX H3 GJ 0 r Rrffx- ' ie. ' -1. Q Q li l , -R-fmg , . . S. ii .Q in :fp-ig 5 A fin 'L:.f-Q-1503 -, if fi -W JS: My-Q 5 K 1 A if 2 ' The Ever-changin orms of Athletes yn fffz f ri ,Q ,r z A ,sm f Mi-,mp f J mv' , , A ,,w,,u , V, , .,,,, , 2, MM, ,, , , ' , H11 f H 45 uffiwf ,1 , , fl,-,ww N , g,.,u' ffv'xx,?492's7w, W, .-k gfw 14,fm:,ff,f f, M fewgf W, 1 12 ' 'ew W A,,V ,If im , , ' , ? f YVQQVCW, ei ZW 42, W. 1 Q 5 , Y f fi ,,:M.:, , ,,,'L,,h,, Q5 , , . , A,,:z,a,w f ,f A f The Triumpl Built Ron Coich Don Moi in Brian Simpson Mike Steph Greg Buckley Ed Pike. Mike Miller. Tom Krenzer. From my Rick Rmee Dile Quickcnbush Bob Nothnigle Ken R1 u SteveDivis Dave Sickles. Lou Miller. DonGriffin. Molded by the concerned disci- pline of Coaches Frank Ruane, Rog- er House, and Donald Moran, these young men were transformed from individuals into Zl hard-nosed unit which eagerly comhuttcd catch suc- ceeding opponent. fthe Spirit Back Row: Duke Tiberio. Tim Clements. Jim Price. Pete Steve Bartalo. Dennis Covey. Dave Shelton. John Roberts. Cochran. Dave Wilkin. Jamie Thompson. Pat Kelly. Coach Manager Pete Alhart. Front Row: Larry Donaghue. Henry Roger House. Middle Row: Tom Bonacquisti. Rick McEwen. Cobb. Doug Howe. Steve Robertsulohn McCreedy. ln keeping with the fine CMCS football tradition. the Red Raiders once again put out to their mental and physical capacities for nearly three months and came just short ol' walking away with the Livingston County Championship. Largely a young squad. they displayed experienced ball-handling on the grid to prove the mis- givings ot' many armchair analysts as a bit premature. A 7-l record was the product of their determination. Displaying iron wills and nerves of steel. co-captains Tom Bonacquisti and Tom Krenzer instilled respect rather than affection in the hearts of their fellow players. The result was another winning season for the Raiders. Co-captain T o m K r e n z e r was awarded h o n o r- able mention on the Greater Roch- esterAll-Star Team as an offen- sive right tackle. He also won this position on the Livingston County All-Star Team. T leaps from the grid- iron. attempting to nulli- fy a LeRoy pass. 88 Seni The Senior Raider ll Many question: what is the measure of a man? Hitting the sleds in the heat of August, wrenching fl abby muscles by rigorous calisthenics. trundling Rick Steve Mike easily dodges Geneseo tacklers and streaks for needed yardage. up to bed by ten. wincing at the game films on Monday. attempt- ing to write a speech for the pep rally, riding into town to see a deserted monument after blowing the big game-in the eyes of those who have experi- enced these things for the past four years. there is no doubt. N.. G reg .2 Mike Miller was named as member of the Livingstc County All-Star Team as 2 offensive right guard. aiders In the crucial closing mo- ments of the half. Greg stretches in a valiant ef- fort to put the Raiders on the scoreboard. Ed Linebackers Tom and Mike move in to assist the defensive line in halting an Avon charge. A 4' v Rab ...rn Steve crushes Avon runner to thwart another offensive drive. t I J i ja. Mike Speed Rick -. . E '35 t le. 4. N .. ga.. .N 2 w --eee 4 , 0 1 R . i 2 X . A 1. fe 1 .0 .- - ' - - 3 . .. ee. .-r- . ie? .. .k..i. .kk. . X... Q 0 X.:. .L .KKB --..Q: f--L i . L,,l if 0 Letchworth . -.-. ..e. eff- 1 . fif R ' 3 faq kk-.:. -:feed .. -- s iq 1f-- se- - 5 if ww- :L. X. wx--Mio -X :1 t 21-. . gf' we ss we--fig- 0 5 - 131-1 ----- - vi. 3,2 :yg.,5,g , '-f- gtg e eeee 1 . - - ..Q T Put the .aka q WTS x1'1 W'kL' - :LL1 . LZKLL -'LL . 0 XL1- sawed and the Ra1de:il'ev1cto1g3rfffe.5 ffech- X 4 1, K ' 0 :LV K K-1' maxed ---fwhenygge t gncldeye .hit pa y d 1 r aftetig ed ..-:... i - kk-- 1-kL A Tiberio's coenversii s good. 0 for three more-TD s. QB John RoQexits.tomeEi5e., . . K11- . .fmi Q.M.C.S.-8 0 York-6 TD pass of the season to Dennis Covey to York has always given the Raiders a rough the Raider triumph, gk . K pg. . .efgs ani this ng exception. The first half prdlved 0 a bruwlig Seeasaw game dominated by the defen- C.M.C.S.-22 Geneseo-13 fgsive squads1f2iigeThe brand of football With the Northern Division title at their finger . ssee . . . - iuntll early igigftheggurth quarter when York took tips, not to menggoneeetheir desire to avenge last year' flead. Bob 2ibthr1Qle blocked the kick for the HAT. defeat, the lot at stake when they facet Incensedaiigthergelves for allowing the TD, the Raid- ,ia ette the Blue DCYifS.xeGCH6SQQ?Ss initial score soon droppet 0. march, marked by hard runnngg into oblivion when, follovging a path mowed by guard .1 .-'e , , . . . . 0- . - . .I ll blocking from the line and pinpointjg Mike Miller and Tom 5Bonacqu1st1, Freeman scam ff ffyit- T . K e k'k. 7.51 - 1 . - 0 ii passing, ended in a Steve Bartalo TD and PAT- pered in for the TD and PAT. Minutes later Bartala K with ong te left in the game. Q followed suit. Although disappointed when GSHCLSQKX .t. if ' E if ' ' ' ....e ,..... 4 second half score chnghed :the division on afgpolg . .. . . ..-- -ax . 1 . . 411' if .LeRoy-0 ft basis, the Raiders continued their offensive drive til ' . . - - T 5 existent for .She pre- the end and Cochran's -'ek . g..-. . ...A v ious were forced work . , ..e..y A... t to 3 - -g. , . A 'iz . 0 A 1 fj hardegfi Oatkan Knights at mid- .1 C.M.C.S.-24 Dansville-0 . D -seasonig dominated. action 0 Versatile ball-handling was the hallmark of thi iwith ling, their efforts were Raiders when they met the Mustangswand severelj as . e . . . . . , , . ee.. - - sffmld g w - - - 5U a TP 'DQS Palled dealt. a C aback pass intengeption in quagirbad omts of the relent ' eef. , Q r, the team iwas forced less .Raider -0 b 3 , 1 .... C0 tmofy- Iieenzef and Of lm? the .Eager as 03 . T CE down tryeftby bowling fenwve un1tg..g. . Z gA,Ee action for the r nder o ' ' - - - ei eV0r nmg 00115101 Wlrh KW0 100-30010 S90f0 by Mlke Ffeefeilm- ' ' ':. f- 115.2-5:.,i:e -. ff: 'fW'E-ii:,T - N Q 'fx' al-- s : ..'-A lE L Qs'wo- afkvf . ..t. 0 - . t runnin SO h0IT10I'C . gh . P ' T with 45 sec- CEHIISICO-0 - 0 0 g afgglgh the Red grders wer overconfidentlygespite th 5: baskin in the pre- and water thateglanketed th a 1 0 an? un e- S C3511 r0ll0d TGI' C3f11S'feC te. S .. -t W. g. .. . .-.xv ng .a e . -... 1 -. the ct re QB Dave Si ? ht th 3 ' . the Raiders accompanied i s . was nrxed boards. ln E of the -sper. - ' Wound e 1 ---- Rarderse as a Nea v1ct0r10uS . 218011 Of age ' A t um .. ., . ,... , X ,, .. ask. R ... ...Eg Q as W. ku , tt i, .. lg . ee--e has S 'ns .. in-.g ig E Q 3 5 gf z , ggg ze- -.fe .g Q1.g5,f...sz2x5 :egg .s 2 3 . K 1 g ow ' ,, Mi mf? :If N eff i .4- 'figligz Y E13 Ki! Q Q it f S ...,.: ' X. rei n ? if -... he 2-as .lsssififtrg Q .. Se 3 :'i 2 Q.. ': ': 'ir' Gridiron Enthusiasts Top Row: Nancy Cooper. Alice Flynn. Bev- liams. Martha Brown. Botmm Row: Mar- erly Jackson. Nliddle Row: Carol Gwynn, garet Harrigan. Carol Robertson. Katie Cannon. Jocie Hilliard. Marthina Wil- Seniors Alice Bev Carol M arty The Charisma ry arg, -vu Q5 Q ig wwf , X . K in R , I M A Y ffyf. . f L, ' 1 tba!! Season N Q ' 11 4 fp? A 2 , X N TYRYWWY 1 WU 1 E U41 l Y. 93 ,L ' . rx , x Q . W - A Q v ase . rf X as Q Junior Varsit 4 Xa X Sgr f t , muff. X Mi u -.1 q Q ,se 2 . JIQR M fmrr Baglg ROW: Gary Nicholls. Patsy Combo. Bob Ron Estabrook. Alan Donaghue. Mike Lauffer Sullivan' Larry Flynn, Bob Martin. Thi,-,I ROW, Svvmul Row: Manager Mike Geer. .lim Maeln Coach penepemor Greg Geer- Jim Robertson. tyre. Dave Neale. Joe Lawson. Mark Miller Guided by the capable coaching of Gerald Cox and Barry Pene- pento and assisted by the tireless efforts of managers Mike Geer and Pat Cullinan. the J.V,'s rose to un- heralded championship heights. C.M.C.S. C.M.C.S C.M.C.S C.M.C.S C.M.C.S C.M.C.S C.M.C.S C.M.C.S ffrrllll Roni' Mllic Shelton. Stores 19 Letchworth 12 York .... . . O LeRoy . . l8 Avon . . 39 Perry . . 4l Livonia . . 46 Geneseo . . 41 Mt. Morris 1 . fi ..4 fi. ,1 'ootball zi, .. ' t ,1': ., 'T oo ' I 2 l X .. i 5 ' T E 5 5 i I . R '. 1. 1 - A .,,: ZE. .A -f ' I Q S 0 Qi Q X Q, . . ,,L:g,X X ig g ' f at Back Row: Neil Barton, Ron Grattan, Skip Second Ram Brian Fisher Bill Weikal Jeff Sims, Tom Nothnagle. Rick ivicloiy. Tim-11 Kingsbury Tom Forsythe Manager Pat Culll Raw: Terry Bullard. Ed Micheaux. Dan Coeh- HHH- FFOIIIRUH John Harmon ran, Bruce Wyatt. Don Brown. Coach Cox. This year the Caledonia-Mumford J.V squad once again displayed its showmanship on the gridiron. A determined LeRoy battalion that sought revenge for its older counterparts defeat the previous week was the only barrier between the Raiders and the league title. The mountain-like defensive line held five of its eight opponents scoreless while the yardage gained by the fleet-footed offense dwarfed that of the opposition, The result was the compilation of a fine 7-l record. Spurred on by the example set by co captains Mike Shelton and John Har mon, the J.V.'s ground out victory after victory. aider Grapplers Back Row: Managers Tim Harrington and Mike Kelly. Mid- Blaker, Jeff Cohen. Louie Rapone. Front Row: Mike Miller. die Row: Steve Snyder, Andy Strano. John McCreedy, Henry Greg Buckley. Cobb. Bob Sullivan. Joe Daley. Rick Range. Dan Fili, Dan Co-captain Mike Miller. Coach Joe Gustainis, Co-captain Greg Buckley. On the heels of a Section V wrestling championship in 1969. the CMCS matmen had difficulty finding an encore. Following the achievement of a spotless 13-0 record. the Raider grapplers snared first place in the Livingston County Tournament for the third consecutive year. With an average of 36 points per match. CMCS easily rolled over each succeeding opponent. An ever- increasing army of faithful fans followed the Raiders to their most distant host school. Another fine season was brought to a close with an exceptional showing in the section finals. Am LW? ?f -X Greg and Mike shake hands with Li- vonizfs captain at the beginning of another of our victorious matches. A few moments of si- lent contemplation is enough to psyche the Varsity before it wres- tles. 5 i s, 5 ' ' N ...X wi- ,nv--5 5 S JK. , 1 Varsity asketball Back Row: Brian Simpson. Tom Bonacquisti. Row: Doug Howe. Jim Price. Dave Shelton, Jeff King, Third Row: Tim Clements. Dave Front Row: Managers Tim Balonck and Dave Sickles. Duke liherio. Coach Ruane. Swofztl Ladd. Although disparaging lans predicted that the loss of six Seniors would hurt our record. the CMCS basketball team proved otherwise. Close- knit camaraderie caused these young men to jell as a unit on the court, and to once again forge toward a sectional berth, With only Geneseo stand- ing in our path, we rose to astounding heights in our efforts to put them out ofthe running. ,aa- Motivated by the leadership of Captain Tom Bonacquisti and under the guidance of Coach Frank Ruane, the Raiders dribbled their way to another fine season. Dave's comparatively small stature tends to mislead his opponents until he pops one in from the outside. Despite heavy defensive pressure from the opposition, Brian gets offthe shot. The stilti' of the Raider team. Tom on offense. equally as good on defense as he is s My-K -. X Junior Varsity asketball Back Row: Manager Steve Clements. Mike Lauffer. Tom Nothnagle. Timmy King. Mike Moran. Ronnie John Harmon. Larry Flynn. Ronnie Grattan. Dave Estabrook. John Bovard. Randy Estubrook. Joe Law- Vink. Neil Barton. Pete Cochran. Bob Martin. Man- son. Don Brown. ager Todd Hartford. Coach Lew Wilson. Front Row: r 8 h cz I Cz h 6 Buck Row: Coach Les Eatgn, Clifford Anderson, Bob Harrington. Front Row: Manager John Curran, Steve Ely. Ricky Dolby. Charlie Carson. Gregg Bernard. Clements. Bob Chiverton. Mike Fisher. Larry King. Charlie Van Gorder. Tim Lautter. Mark Reid, Tim Mark Kelly. S 8 G v r 9 cz n d Z 6 Back Row: Tommy Rapone. Matt Fairbrother, Ran- Row: Kevin Kelly. Pat Cullinan, Rich Brown, Peter dy Grattan, Mike Geer, Chris Batzing. Coach Les Alhart, Manager John Curran. Gerry Forsythe. Bob Eaton. Don Carpenter. Don Maclntyre, Jesse Cole- Perhamus. Dave Eaton, Todd Hartford. Frank Grat- man. Ron Sterling, Frank Saeva, Mike Tucci. Front tan. 'IO2 n 'mi Y --.2 5 e-A If ,pf Back Row: Tim Clements, Bob Brown, Mike Callan, Jeff Jones. Middle Row: Ira Harmon, Dick Elkins, Sam Hayes, Jack Sickles. Front Row: Doug Howe, Dennis Covey, Mr. Gerald Cox, coach. Baseball-I 969 Scores CMCS... ...O LeRoy...... CMCS... ...I4 Gem-:seo..... CMCS . . . . . . 5 Wheatland-Chili CMCS... ...5 Avon....... CMCS . . . . . . 9 Letchworth . . . CMCS... ..4 Livonia....... CMCS . . . . . 5 Wheatland-Chili CMCS... ...23 Lima....... CMCS... .. l Warsaw... CMCS... .. 5 Geneseo.... CMCS . . . . . . 13 Letchworth . . . CMCS... ..4 Warsaw.... CMCS . . . . . 8 Livonia . . . CMCS... ...7 Lima... CMCS... ...4 Avon...... CMCS... ..3 LeRoy...... CMCS . . . . . 4 Honeoye Falls . CMCS . . . . . l Churchville . . . Won 9 Lost 9 Bouncing back admirably from a nearly winless season the previous year, the Varsity baseball team battled its way to a Sectional berth and an even record in 1969. In one of the most thrilling games ever witnessed by CMCS fans, the Raiders, led by the tireless arm of Dick Elkins, battled Honeoye Falls for thirteen innings before going down to de- feat 5 to 4. M, W.. w-,M ffffff . f , we nw'-at . wg r f . M-Y, xg, , 1 .wi wiht. Jeff deftly scoops up a line drive. Despite the blinding effect of the sun. Gary grabs the foul. Junior Varsity Baseball g-null!! K , warg. P Back Row: Mr. Ronald Cracco, coach: Bob Martin, Kevin R0r1ni6 ESlabr00k. Willie HayCS, John McCreedy, Bruce Cochran. Dave Gavlak, Jim Schneeberger, Tom Nothnagle, Wyatt.GregGeer.Fmn1Raw.-Gary Nicholls. Track and Field-1969 s t n . l F Bf1f'kAR0w.' Henry' Cobb. Pele Cochran., Rick McEwen. Freeman. Doug LaFave. Mike Stephany. Dave Fitch. Greg Mflfvm Shelton- RlCli Range. Duke -l-lbCl'lO. Jim Jackson. Buckley. Pat Kelly. Bill Paladino. Frou! Row: Managers Tom Russell Smith. Tom Ladd. Gary Cappotelli. Dave Wilkin. Callan and .leffAiken. Dan Heater. Jerry Baldeck. Bob Jones. Nliddle Row: Mike K K si Coach Ed Matthews Contributing to the success of the CMCS cindermen in their third year of organization were the rugged leadership of their coach and the fact that they have some of the finest track and field facilities in the area. Although this sport's season spans little over a month. it. nevertheless. demands that the individual tax his physical stamina to its limit. Only desire can tone up the flabby muscles developed during the winter. Pride operates in two-foldfthat which surrounds personal achieve- ment and that which results from benefiting the team asa unit. CMCS' annual journey to the Batavia Relays was viewed worthwhile when we snatched third place. The County Meet on May 27 hosted by CMCS saw us finish fifth. A respectable 8-6 overall record was compiled for the year. Seniors .AW 'mv-M' 1. Mike soars through the air in an ever-renewed attempt to better his broad jump record. Mike was also CMCS' runner in the 880 yard slot. Q A ,--- er .ii :rv Jr swg- ,W -Q -1 .warmf Greg's mind concentrates on aiming high as he leaps over one of the 180 yard low hurdles. Greg also ran in the 100 yard and the 220 yard dashes and the relay races. 3ecause of a photographic error, Senior Rick Range is not Jictured. Rick participated in the shot put and the discus. . .1 ,. . Marvin sprints forward. his eyes riveted on the finish line. Marvin represented CMCS in the 100 yard and the 220 yard dashes. Q ...,. .,.. www! Rick's body tenses as he prepares to hurl the shot far into the distance. Gob'-1969 1 tt' M at ,, The CMCS golfers captured the Living- ston County championship this year for the third consecutive time. Determination and long expensive hours of practice combined once again to form an award-winning team. Back Row: Michael Miller, Mr. Donald Moran, Donald Griffin. Front Row T ennis-I 969 Back Row: Brian Simpson, Mr. Louis Wilson, David Griffin. Front Row: Arthur Harrington, Michael MacKay, Jamie Thompson. Absent: William Andaloro. 5 James Woods, David Sickles. Absent: Louis Kingsbury, Ronald Miller This year the tennis team broke out of its initial yearls slump with a 6-9 record on the court. Squad members are young and have acquired a great deal of experi- ence which should be beneficial to CMCS next year. 108 l ,, 5,23 1 W ff is 2232: whlsh an wmsm- Collectors 0 Back Row: Lucille Walkup. Rickie McEwen. Julia Randall, Catherine Cannon. Absent: Marthina Front Row: Alice Flynn. Mary Ellen Connor. Williams. The initial step in the produc- tion of a yearbook is the selection of a color liner pertinent to the theme that is trying to be con- veyed. Our theme was taken from a popular song Sunrise Sunset from the Broadway show Fiddler on the Roof that speaks of how swiftly children grow to be adults. ln keeping with our theme. we chose a sunset scene taken in the vicinity for our liner. Because the expensive gold seal on the cover of last yearis Aizzo- deluc' had been purchased as a representation of the school. it was decided to retain it on the cover of the l970 yearbook. As we planned the pages of the yearbook throughout the au- tumn. we came to the conclusion that pictures mean more to stu- dents if they are taken in an in- formal manner. Thus. we tried to stress casual backgrounds for our group pictures. As a general rule, the divider pages that introduce each section of the yearbook bear some rela- tionship to the theme. Since the Senior section introduces the book. we tried to progress from morning through afternoon to night in the subject matter of our divider pages in order to parallel our theme. At the completion of the Aino- dvlur in mid-February. we hope we have satisfied a majority of the student body. Our feeling is that the seemingly endless hours spent on the production of the yearbook will reap benefits for us when the finished product arrives. Adviser Mrs. Judith Cicoria Editors Editor-in-chief .... Mary Ellen Connor Assistant Editor ....... Alice Flynn Chief Typist ...... Marthina Williams Literary Editor ...... Lucille Walkup Sports Editor . . . . . Rickie McEwen Art Editor .... ..... J ulia Randall Junior Editor ..... Catherine Cannon Iernorable Moments Acknowledgment As we reach the realization of a goal representative of ie Class ot' 1970. we are compelled to offer our apprecia- on to a small number of people who have made our success ossible. Mrs. Judith Cicoria. our new adviser. has opened the oorway to innovative ideas which we have employed in ur Aizmflelacz Her patience and understanding have been alued throughout our stint as editors. Mrs. Mary Minster. the high school secretary. has roved indispensible in our et't'orts to create a yearbook. ler cooperative. triendly manner has encouraged us at the ,mes ot' our darkest moments. Finally. we acknowledge Lucille Walkup and Marthina Villiams. Lucy prepared our most illegible copy for printing, nd Marty typed nearly all the copy for the Ainozlelae. Mary Ellen Connor Editor-in-ehiel' Alice Flynn Assistant Editor Varden photographer Mr. Stanley Young was responsible for the majority of our inventive ideas in the production of the yearbook. Picture days did not involve work all the time. Ainodelac Staff 4 25 'J Back Row: Eileen Baker, Gretchen Bardeen. Patricia Smith. Patricia Farrell. Marthina Williams. Michael Andaloro. Daniel Reid. Third Row: Charlene Samis. Gregory Buckley. Alice Flynn. Lucille Walkup. Rickie McEwen. John Roberts. Secomz' Row: Marlene Lewis. Mary Ellen Connor. Julia Randall. Dora Jackson. lfrorir Row: Debra Lang. Cath- erine Cannon. Beverly Jackson. The Joiirnalistic Voic Editorial Staff Huck Row: Catherine Cannon. Brenda Fortner. Bonnie Smith. Elizabeth Cesarano. Janet Bostwick. Deborah Geer. Janet Waldron. Joanne Carlson. Nancy Chiverton. Debra Marble. Nancy Hermansen. Fourrh Row: Martha Brown. Alice Flynn. Donna Rounds. Ann Paxhia. Elizabeth Cannon. Kathryn Curran. Kathleen Emens. Constance Roth, Dale Snyder. Third Row: John Ward. Debra DeVore. Mary Kelly. Carol Gwynn. Nancy Daley. Mary Williams. Julie Randall. Karen Clements. Lori Sackett. Svcom! Row: Hilda Corcimiglia. Mary Ellen Connor. Beverly Jackson. Patti Rounds. Eugenie Keith. Lucille Walkup. I'il'UlIf Row: Michael Andaloro. Stephen Snyder. James Schneeberger. Michael Stein. Stephen Clary. Editors Editor-i n-chief Business Editor . . Art Editor .... Feature Editor . . . . Sports Editor . . . . Editorial Editor . . . Humor Editor . Class and Club Editor . . . . . . . . Eugenie Keith . . . Patricia Smith . . . Julie Randall . . Lucille Walkup Michael Andaloro Catherine Cannon . . Donna Rounds . . Carolyn Smith Back Row: Patricia Smith, Michael Andaloro. Front Row: Julie Randall. Lucille Walkup, Carolyn Smith. Donna Rounds, Catherine Cannon. Eugenie Keith. l 112 the Students E 2 wh Business Staff lack Row: Gloria Sickles. Debra McEwen. Sara O'Leary. lancy Luckenbach. Deborah Martin. Teri Jackson. Maralyn Loberts. Cherie Tucci. Diane Bardeen. Thin! Row: Debra ang. Jill Thompson. Anne Cesarano. Patricia Smith. Char- :ne Samis. Barbara Bostwick. Joan Rapone. Amy Fenton. Lebecca Hilliard. Andrea Reid. Catherine Buckley. Kim The Publication of a school paper is,usually a tasic on the roster of extracurricular activities. The Jewslnlrizw' at CMCS has long served the purpose of ,eeping the student body abreast of club progress. ip-coming social functions. and the status of the .thletic teams. Humor. editorial comment. and re- iews are sprinkled at random throughout the factual naterial. Because of a litnited budget and production iroblems. the Nawslnlciief' is only put out on a month- y' basis. Therefore. it is a frequent complaint with is readers that much of the news is stale'i. Staff nembers are working diligently to rid the paper of giis shortcoming. Despite its llaws. the Nuwslnlcigw' ontinues to be an award-winning publication. Thanks o the imaginative hand of Julie Randall. the Neirs- lager won first place in Artwork and Production at Lyracuse University for the second consecutive year n the category of niimeographed papers. Carroll. Patricia Grant. Stfcmitl Row: Wanda Feeley. Karen Cappotelli. Kathleen Nicholls. Patti Weitzel. Susanna Mc- Ginty. Kathleen Kelly. Mary Frances McCombs. Gretchen Bardeen. Roxanne Hoag. I-'rout Row: Carol Robertson. Nancy Emens. Jeanette Muscarella. Patricia Turgon. 2' 13:- I ffl: 5 Eugenie Keith, 6'dif0l'-fll-Fllilff Mrs. Virginia Keefe. zuli'iserg Pa- tricia Smith. husizzcss editor. The Produc Student Council 2 Standing: Jocelyn Hilliard. Daniel Reid. Gregory Buckley. Beverly Jackson. Michael Freeman, Kevin Cochran. SL'!ll4'41.' Stephen Roberts. Kathleen Stella. Nanette Fenton, Sherry Frequently an object of severe criticism. the Stu- dent Council has weathered another year and. through- out its course. has effected the establishment ol' thopefullyb several institutions. In the fall the Student Council members launched a campaign within their respective classes to bring Homecoming. a tradition already adopted by many surrounding schools. to CMCS. Their efforts bore fruit and Homecoming promises to be absorbed by the social scheme of football season. The controversial reform of the age-old dress code at CMCS was backed by the Student Council and was actively endorsed by way of petitions submitted Pullyblank. Gregory Geer. William Gillen. Timothy Harring- ton. Carolyn Smith. Randall Vanelli. to the administration and discussions with faculty members. To guarantee the preservation of communication between students and faculty. a special student com- mittee was selected within the Student Council to meet with a special faculty committee to discuss pertinent academic and social problems existent at the high school level. Also the classes have been encouraged to have the minutes of each Student Council meeting read at their respective class meetings and thereby keep abreast of the activities of their student govern- ment. Compromise Vice-Presi dent Adviser President Gregory Buckley Wim, 4 I , E y l X y y y 4 Mr. Arthur Michael Barrett Freeman Secretary Treasurer wie . ' B 5:5-iz . M. .X B-1- lx Beverly Jackson Daniel Reid Boys' State Sponsored by the American Legion, Empire Boys' State is designed to present the mechanics of government at city, county, and state levels to a representative group of boys from across the state. During the final week of June, 1968, a thousand legislators of the future assembled at Morrisville Technical College to receive a lesson in democracy which hopefully will better prepare them for their future role as voters. Boys' State also serves to mold tolerant individuals who quickly adapt to the idiosyncrasies of others. Girls' State Alice Flynn Mike F reeman- Tom Krenzer Empire Girls' State is similiar to its male counter- part in that it acquaints girls with the framework of our nation's government at all levels. Girls selected on the basis of character and scholastic standing congregated on the beautiful campus of the State University of New York at Albany for a Week at the end of June, 1968. Within the warm circle of friendship, they formed a mythical 51st state and held assorted rallies and Caucuses. The American Legion Auxiliary was responsible for affording the girls with a political experience. uture Teachers of America - -- Back Row: Catherine Cannon, Barbara Bostwick, Nancy Chiverton, Linda Giner, Mary Harmon, John Roberts, Donna Rounds, Larry Luckenbach, Patti Weitzel. Middle Row: Elaine Cripps, Joanne Carlson, Randy Estabrook, Nancy Frazo, Janet Waldron, Anne Cesarano, Martha Brown, David l l Ladd, Jocelyn Hilliard, Brenda Fortner. Front Row: Gregory Geer, Debra Cesare, Mr. Arthur Barrett, Connie Roth, Diane Bardeen, Sandra Frazo, Kathleen Emens, Kathryn Curran, Wanda Feeley. Future Teachers of America is an organization which attempts to train students to meet the ever-increasing demand for educators. As a member, one is offered practical experience in teaching, in grading of papers, and in preparing work projects on either the elementary or high school level. Mem- bers also participate in fund-raising campaigns designed to raise money for the FTA scholarship fund. Just prior to graduation each year this award is made to the senior FTA'er who shows the most promise of succeeding in the field of education. Martha Brown, treasurerg Mary Harmon, vice-president: John Roberts, presidentg Kathleen Emens, historian, Brenda Fortner, secretary. Senic ..l 3. tit! s' 5 X ' l i L 5 l . 5 E .5 4 g L 5 5 I i 5 i 5 S I Q t E .iv--as s , SN-f' wg f Sflllf' CJYUVIIS Htirlt Row: Lucille Walltup. Debra Cesare. Patricia Rounds. Nancy Hermansen. Cherie Tucci. Brenda Elmcmu Kumi Fortner. Denise Hughes. Jlitltllt' Ron-5 Elizabeth Cannon. Margaret Harrigan. Martha Brown. Debra Higley. Linda Fortner. Jeanette Muscarella. Mary Frances Mcfombs. Andrea Reid. Fronl letllff Donna Rounds. Bonnie Betteridge. l inda Donaghue. Patricia Sullivan. Leslie Batfing. Offcers Lucille Walkttp. .S't'L'l't'llIl'-V- l1'tft1.x1ti't'r': Gregory Buck- ley. i'ic't'-prt'.sitlt'riIJ Bever- ly Jackson. jH't',SitlC'IIl. l 1 .. . - . t 3 , l lhe Senior Chorus has upheld 3 high musical standards at CMCS 2 f l I , lior years. Revolution marked its public appearances this year. ln the spring concert. emphasis was Bat-A Raw: Catherine placed on appealing to the taste ot' Cannon. John Roberts. Thomas S t e p h a n y. Mary Ellen Connor. the audience with more contem- porary tunes. However. the high- RUSSCH Smith' HUM light ol' the season was the candle- R,,,,.'. Lu,-,-yi Luckcn. light processional and concert at haeh. Michael Andal- Christmas consisting entirely ol' oro. Gloria Sickles. James R o h e rt s o n. familiar carols. Plans are in the X , works lor another musical next Gregory Cieer. David year. Ladd. Y horns Back Row: Carolyn Smith. Robin Carroll. Carol Clary. Dale Snyder. Kathleen Emens. Third Row: Linda Giner. Deborah Geer. Mary Fili. Susanne Carpenter. Judith Gilbert. Bonnie Smith. Secozm' Ron-.A Allison Crane. Madeline Carpenter. Alice Director rl E 2 l Flynn. Kay MacWilliams. Anne Cesarano. Julie Randall. Terry McLaughlin. Debra Marble. Debra DeVore. Susanna McGinty. From Raw: Elizabeth Cesarano. Beverly Jackson. Jill Thompson. Back Row: Robert McCombs. John Sickles. Stephen Bartalo. Tlzml Row: Michael Andaloro. Stephen Clary. Ronald Houk. David Griffin. John deLeeuw. Savtnztl Row: James Price. Michael Freeman. Donald Griffin. Front Row: William Baldeck. Gregory Buckley. Daniel Reid. William Gillen. Brian Fisher. Mr. Robert Hess i r Back Row: Michael Geer. Karen Smith. Patricia De- If Fazio. Constance Maxwell. Rene Waldron. Fourzlz Row: Sherry Pullyblank. Patricia Gatrost. Peter AI- hart. Kathleen Shaughnessy. David Eaton. Third M Row: Debra Hodge. Pamela Tuttle. Patricia Watson. Cheryl Dimon. Matthew Fairbrother. Svvoml Row: Mary Jaworski. Todd Hartford. Robert Frew. Kevin S Kelly. Cynthia Burger. Natalie Carroll. Wendy King. From Row: Mary Detro. Cheryl Marble. Darlene Gutowski. Linda Harmon. Ll Fl 0 O Back Row: Christian Batzing. Patrick Burk. Elizabeth Jones. Patricia Roberts. Fourfh Row: Kathleen Daley. Diane Fitch. Karen Grant. Patricia Lathan. Gail Roggen. Robert Freeman. Third Row: Kathy Bergeron, Sally Sawyer, Janice Hayward, Deborah Vink, Cheryl Sims, Claudia Cowd. Shawn Jones, Donna Cameron. Second Row: Ronald Sterling. Robert Chiver- ton. Karen Rivers. Lynn Often. Front Row: Edward Peet. Lori Wheeler. Mark Kelly. 1 MAA, Elementary Chorus Buck Row: S. Cappotelli. L. Landuyt. R. Brinkman. M. Cas- teel. M. Neri. B. Shannon. R. Moore. J. Russ. T. Mills. K. Geer. D. Mancuso. R. Sinclair. F. Goodburlet. H. Kremer. M. Sheffer. B. McGee. Fililz Row: M. Goldsmith. N. Booth. D. Vink. J. Stubenrausch. J. Pullyblank. .l. Wall. L. Alexander. C. Carroll. R. Pursel. W. Knickerbocker. T. Kelley. R. Grass. D. Cowd. M. Pullyblank. A. Morey. S. Randall. P. Williams. Four-Ili Row: R. Higley. S. King. K. Grant. A, Anderson. M. Nailos. P. Watts. T. Baird. J. Wheeler. W. Stam. W. Geer. D. Holdridge. D. Emery. A. Zanett. S. Kelly. P. Johnson. Third Row: S. Toland. J. Guthrie. K. Sullivan. .I. Halpin. C. Beach. L. Carter. K. Loomis. M. Cripes. A. Jaworski. R. Vokes. C. Robinson. K. Walsh. J. Freeman. A. Alhart. J. King. .l. Cowd. C. McCombs. .Sm-mia' Row: K. Fotch. D. Bardeen. L. Offen. K. Brew. J. Hoag. L. Ludlum. L. Schorer. T. Pierce. D. Cam- eron. E. Hoag. G. Roth. R. Scott. B. Roggen. D. Green. M. Jackson. P. Batzing. E. Zanett. Frmzf Row: D. Clements. T. Hodges. K. Palis. K. Rowlinson. P. Brooks. B. L. Rapone. C. LaFave. S. Sims. C. Coppini. D. Simpson. T. Forsyth. C. Hirschman. R. Day. L. DeMersman. M. B. Tytler. J. Tingley. Mrs. Hanks. Junior Band Francis Grattan. Mark Kelly. Stephen Clements. Kevin Back Row: Ronald Bardeen. John Riggi. Gerald Forsythe. Midzllv Row: Robert Freeman. Esther Krenzer, Robert Perhamus. Franz Row: Ronald Sterling. Todd Hartford, Edward Peet. Mark Harrington. Alan Cripps. 3111-11 Row: Patricia Gatrost. Elizabeth Gilbert. Karen Smith. Bfffff ROW: Deborah Vinh Diane Fitch' Donald COOPCF- iheryl Sims. Front Row: Bonnie Maclntyre. Michele Murray. DOUUH C2lmCI'0U- Michael Smith. P21IfiCk Burk. Middle frank Paxhia. Cheryl Marble. Sherry Pullyblank, Rowf Patricia Watson, Elizabeth Jones, Pamela Tuttle, Yi: was Suzanne Hoag. Front Row: Gail Roggen, Polly Nelan. Elementary Band Buck Rong' l.. Ledsome. R. Kuness. W. Panepinto. B. Curts. T. Brown. T. Shaughnessy. R. Scott. L, Boyle. D. Muncuso. Sl'l't'l1lf1 Rmr: M. Wright. J. Streeter. B. Zimmer. W. Burger. M. Rothrock. T. Haney. .Sixtlz Row: R. Hughes, D. Bovard. F. Valente C. Nelson. B. Roggen. M. Fortner. B. Bonaequisti J. Freeman. Mr. Weber. Fifth Ron-5 J. Vink. R Baldeck. I.. Grant. Q. Brooks. D. Mooney. W Slam. D. Sehm. M. Rodgers. R. Grant. J. Wheeler Fonrlli Roux' P, Clements. D. Vink, K. Brew. C' McC'ombs. M. Mooney. E. Comstock. Tliird Row: L. Carter. D. Reed. M. Daley. R. Coyle. l.. Schorer N. Booth. L. Kennedy. P. Heffer. .Sermirl Row: K Geer. R. Comstock. D. Forsythe. K. Fisher. S. King. B. Anderson. S. Cappotelli. M. Pullyblank. C. Cop- pini. From lfmvx J. Luckenbach. M. Nailos. P Worden. T. Hodges. K. Beach. T. Forsythe. M Cripps. .l. Coleman. Howe. K. Whiteside. Back Row: John Ward, Anne Cesarano. Mary Fili. Jill Thompson, Lucille Walkup. Middle Row: Marian Fisher. Leslie Batzing. Cherie Tucci. Kath- leen Nicholls. John Sickles. Jocelyn Hilliard. From Row: Elaine Cripps. Maria Coppini. Linda Giner. Bonnie Smith. Teresa Paxhia. Karen Cappotel- li. Brian Clary, Debra Marble. ---.......,,,,..,- . , ' Senic -Q i if Mary Ellen C o n n o r. Allison Crane. .- Q l ev Back Row: Lawrence Flynn, John H e r k i m e r. Thomas Schneeberger. Frou! Row: William Gillen. Alan Donag- hue. Bafk Row: Debra Cesare. Michael Andaloro. David Griffin. Peggy Pat- rick. Elizabeth Cannon. Donald Griffin. Front Row: Carol Kaness. Nancy Daley Offcers John Sickles. rica'-p1'vsia'ez11: John Ward. prvxizlwzt, Lucille W a I k u p. xc'4'1'ctf1ry- trrfzzszzrer. and All -State Band -2 ames Robertson. Carolyn Smith. fharles Cooper. 'C' c S was . . CM Y. ax . Y. Buck Row: Elizabeth Cesarano. Catherine Cannon. Ann Paxhia. Gloria Sickles. Deborah Geer. Dale Snyder. Profit Row: Margaret Harrigan. Martha Brown. Debra DeVore. Karen Clements. Kathleen Patrick. Debra Fletcher. For years the hallmark ol' the CMCS Senior Band has been ex- cellence. Whether on parade or in c o n c e r t. members capably combine their respective talents x . i. . MS: .I Ann Paxhia. Taylor Brown Director kick Row: Bonnie Thompson. Robert vlartin. Larry Donaghue. From Row: irian Simpson. Michael Freeman. to produce melodic retrains ot' music. Through their lessons in- dividuals eonstantly strive to bet- ter themselves. Subsequently the yearis efforts were showcased by entertaining winter and spring concerts. ack Row: James Giner. Daniel Fili. Timothy Clements. Eileen Krenzer. liddle Rout Taylor Brown. David Vink. Ann Nlusshafen. Gary Nicholls. Mr, arol Clary. William WoeltTe. Robin Sickles. Fmnt Row: Martha Mar- n. Ross McKay. David Ladd. Wind Ensemble Upon entrance into its fourth year of organiza- tion. the Wind Ensemble continues to f u rn i s h a pathway to musical mas- tery for selected Senior Band members. This sea- son. the Wind Ensemble was CMCS's sole repre- sentative at spring compe- tition. and. through the combined efforts of these aspiring musicians and their selfless director. Mr. Paul Brown. the group was once again able to render an award-winning performance. dui Back Row: Charles Cooper. Brian Clary. Larry Donaghue. Donald Griffin. Taylor Brown. Brian Simpson. Ross MacKay. Michael Freeman. Bonnie Smith. William Gillen. David Vink. David Griffin. Middle Row: Teresa Paxhia. Ann Musshafen. Linda Giner. Nancy Chiverton, Alan Donaghue. Debra Cesare. John Herkimer. John Sickles. James Giner. Allison Crane. Michael Andaloro. Gary Nicholls. Franz Row: Peggy Patrick. John Ward. Deborah Geer. Martha Martin . Catherine Cannon. Mary Ellen Connor. Debra DeVore. Martha Brown. Ann Paxhia. Eileen Kren- zer. Jill Thompson. Debra Marble. Carolyn Smith. Elaine Cripps. Elizabeth Cannon. Nancy Daley Lucille Walkup. Alternate Lori Sackett Color Guard Lek: JoAnn Rapone, Anne Cesarano. Debra Lang, Rebecca Hilliard. Righz: Jill Thompson. Charlene Samis. Back Row: Karen Callan. Patricia Sullivan. Ronda 1-louk. From Row: Mary Jo Tiberio. Suzanne Smith. Joan Rapone. Jften you spend half your time ust trying to get the darned kis on! Masters of the Slope Zack Row: Thomas Leathersich. Robert Waldron. Peter Cal- an. Elizabeth Cesarano. Elizabeth Cannon. Kimberley Carroll. ohn de Leeuw. Robin Carroll. Edward Baker. Third Row: loyd Worden. Leslie Batzing. Michael Freeman. David Fitch. recom! Row: Martha Martin. Adviser Mr. Ronald Cracco. larbara Bostwick. Patricia Grant. Mary McCombs. Catherine the glistening powder. The Ski Club has blossomed from a tiny knot of frightened snow pioneers four years ago to an or- ganization teeming with enterprising young ski en- thusiasts today. For eight weeks club members lived only for Thursday on which day they would deck themselves in thermal underwear. pack the bus with skis. poles. and boots. and set oft' on another trek to Bristol Mountain. In a matter of about ninety min- utes. they were once again streaking freely across Cannon. Bonnie Smith. Michael Andaloro. Lee Ann Long- acre. Janet Bostwick. Bonnie Betteridge. Helen Grattan. David Neale. From Row: Maralyn Roberts. Kathryn Hickey. William Gillen. Rebecca Hilliard. Jeanette Muscarella. Su- sanna McGinty. Getting on the chair lift requires a concentrated effort-it's so hu- miliating when you miss! Hey, how come this boot won't fit over eight pair of socks? Girls' Athletic Association Back Row: Susanne Carpenter. Dora Jackson. Joanne Carlson. Catherine Cannon. Kim Carroll. Deborah Geer. Martha Mar- tin, Lee Longacre. Brenda l-iortner, Janet Waldron. Linda Fortner, Patricia Grant, Ann Musshafcn. Marlene Lewis. Kathleen Patrick. Middle Row: Carolyn Smith. Anne Cesa- rano. Donna Rounds. Bonnie Smith. Sue Turgon. Debra Mc Library Club Back Row: Ellen Harrigan, Mark Fairbrother. Nancy Luckenbach, Debra Hig- Ewen. Kathryn Hickey. Robin Carroll. Margaret Harrigan. Debra Marble. Elizabeth Cesarano. Karen Clements. Front Row: Eileen Krenzer. Catherine Buckley. Debra Lang. Joce- lyn Hilliard. Sandra Lucas. Charlene Samis. Martha Brown, Rebecca Hilliard. Patricia Rounds. GAA Offcers 'X 5 , ley. Third Row: Cynthia Nelson, Patrick Burk, Mrs. Cartner, library cadet: Brenda Former, Vffwpresfdgnfg Martha Martin, David Martin, Wendy Sherman, presidentg Linda Borst. Cheryl Marble, vice- p,.e3fdi,,,,5 Miss Hutton. ,,d,tm,,-5 Eileen Kremer- president. Second Row: Suzanne Hoag. Laurie Rothrock, Karen Rivers. Miss I,-Hw,-,Jm,-by.,,-M5-,,,4U,-V Mairs, adviserg James DeMersman. Karen Grant. Front Row: Deborah Shero, treasurer: Constance Maxwell, Laury Detro. i , Art Club Art Club opens the op- portunity to individuals to demonstrate their creativ- ity. After school students pursue painting, sculptur- ing, drawing or whatever they prefer unrestricted by the time limit of a class period. Back Row: Pig. Michael Andaloro. Middle Jocelyn Hilliard. Front Row: Karen Cle Row: Mr. William H aggarty. Patricia ments. Bonnie Smith. Julie Randall. Leslie Rounds. Lucille Wallxup. Joanne Carlson. Batzing. Robin Carroll. Yorker Club 'ack Row: Kathleen Shaughnessy. Lori Wheel- r. Sherry Pullyblank, Karen Smith, pre.s'idw1rq Jlia Callan. secremryq Patricia De Fazio. ames Demersman. Rene Waldron. Middle 'out Laurie Rothrock. Kevin Clary. Deborah Shero. Mary Jaworski. Laurie Detro, Wendy Sherman. Thomas Rapone. Mr. Saunders. url- viser. Front Row: Brenda Nobles. Lynn Offen. Gail Roggen. Karen Grant. Constance Maxwell. vic'e-pl'r'.s'izlw1I5 Mary Kelley. Irvuszzrer. By joining the Yorker Club. stu- dents automatically becomejunior members of t h e New York State Historical Associa- tion.Although open to anyone f r o m the seventh to tenth grades. it Consists entirely of ki u n i o r high stu- dents who h a v e swelled its mem- bership from five last year to over twenty at present. Indian lore and lo- cal history are the prime concern s of the organization. Chess Club Back Row: James Price. president: Richard Range, Peter Miller. Mary Gavlak. Diane Fitch. Michael Stevens. Callan. Dennis Wilkin. Gregory Bernard. Gerald Gray. Nliehael I-'isher. .xt't'l't'lt1l'-VJ Robert l-'r-Jeman. Alan Cripps. Robert Ely. Charles O'Donnell. Ronald Sheffer. James .S'vvoml Row: Thomas Forsythe. Deborah Vink. Patrick Waldron. John Riggi. Thomas Sehneeberger. Christopher Burk. Stmanne Hoag. Elizabeth Grant. Sandra Paladino. Ellis. Michael Moran. Joseph lavsson. Fourth Rolf: Wcnsly Sherman. Robert Rothroek. Ifroril Rim-5 'lerry JHINCS Pimm. Donald Cooper. Bart Lucas. Mark Clary. Sampson. Donald Maelntyre. Robert Chiverton. Almfril: Timothy Harrington. Kevin Daycoek. Ronald Sterling. Donald Van Gorder. Il't'tlA'1H't'I'. Third Row: Mrs. Martin. udvi.sw': Jesse Coleman. David A-V Club SOITl6lirn6S a teacher doesn't even take Buck Row: Ronald Sheffer. Dennis Wilkin. Ronald Houk. Mi- time out forlunch. chael McKay. Bonnie Maclntyre. Front Rmv: Ronald Sterling Mark Clary. David Martin. Frank Grattan. Mr. Huff. tnlviwi' Terrance Offen. 5 5 Q 2 3 X vi - X 5 , X 5 xi., are the nostalgic The Chimerical Encharztme !Q3,fq The sparkling showers of the fountain. symbolic of the awaken- ing of spring. held fascination for many. Lilac trees and grass lent a nature-like aura to Carl and Rosanne's surround- ings. A, ' wi Prince Greg and Princess Alice preside over their ele- gantly garbed subjects. For Mary and Bill the mellow strains of mu- sic added the crowning touch on the celestial quality that pervaded the air. Fantasia ,Q y 1 iw lo W ,Mg 0 l it i m Back Row: Michael Freeman. Carol Robertson. 111- !lIft'IIlllII1fSf Jeffrey Hamilton. Amy Randall. fmwn- rwiilmiixq King Gary Cappotelli. Queen Nlarsha Free- limrwa: Prince Gregory Buckley. Princess Alice Flynn. man, From Row: Michael Miller. Lucille Walkup. John Ward. BeverlyJackson.aiiwzzltiizts. Delicate crepe streamers ol' pale blue. violet. and orchid produced an initial effect ol' dreaminess as we entered Fantasia . our memorable Junior Prom. on the eve ot' May 2-l. 1969. Suspended from the ceiling were five wire spheres covered entirely with fragile tlowers ol' tis- sue paper that were the painstaking handiwork of a number ot' class members. The creative hand of Julie Randall was re- sponsible l'or the most striking elements of the decor. Five picturesque seascapes ol' burlap illumi- nated by a blue tloodlight adorned one wall and augmented the lanciful mood ot' the atmosphere. At eleven o'clock the members ol' the court assembled on the immaculate bridge ol' white at the center ot' the gym. Their excited faces were mirrored in the clear bubbling water before them. Amidst the gentle fragrance of the lilacs that en- shrouded the lountain. each couple glided grace- fully up the red carpet to the flower-dotted crepe latticework that backgrounded the stage. The coro- nation ol' Gregory Buckley and Alice Flynn as prince and princess consummated our evening of elegance. Julie poses with Mike in front of one of her colorful masterpieces October 10, 196' Mr. Haff presents Homecoming Queen Kathy Nicholls with a bouquet of red roses. The theme of the Class of '71's float was Wamp 'Em . The huge papier-mache Raider Indian perched behind the goalpost was a product of Junior ingenuity and Li'l Abner's statue of Jubilation T. Cornpone. Multicolored napkins were used to create a floral effect in the backdrop for the love seat upon which Kathy rode. The crucial grid-iron clash between the Cale- donia-lvlumford Red Raiders and the Avon Braves on the crisp autumn evening of October IO. N69 was an apt setting for the first homecoming at CMCS. Float entries from grades 7-l2 paraded around the track during half-time of the football game to the gay accompaniment of the marching band. A committee of teachers judged the floats on originality of theme. degree of school spirit con- veyed. and general design. A plaque was awarded to the winning float. Each high school class also selected a Home- coming Queen candidate. The entire student body then voted to select a queen representative of the whole school. At the conclusion of the game a reception was held in the high school cafeteria for alumni and friends. Homecoming was heralded a success. lomecomirzg at CM CS The freshmen decorated their float Blast Off With The Spirit of 73 with a rocket enshrouded with pink and white flowers. Their queen can- didate was Cathy Buckley. The cynosure of the eighth grades float was a striking score- board reading Time 0:0lg Visitor 0-Home 74. The seventh graders captured the float plaque with their corn- field scene featuring Indians dancing around an Avon Brave being burned at the stake. Senior queen candidate Linda Fortner and alternate Mary Har- mon rode atop the Class of '70's float. whose theme was gradua- tion. A large casket with several Avon Braves dangling over its side comprised Bury Avon . the float of the class of 72. Maralyn Roberts was their queen candidate. V? l Everybody Senior Play Cast JK Back Row: Kenneth Hale, Lee Ann Longacre, Mr. George Mulcahy, Carl Worden. Third Row: Bev- erly Jackson, Kathryn Dolby, Linda Mills. Second Row: Martin Clary, Lucille Walkup, Julie Randall, Sara O'Leary, John Sickles. Front Row: Michael Andaloro, Daniel Reid. Reginald D'Arcy . . . . . . Michael Andaloro Dean Garrett .... ..... J ohn Siekles Viola Compton . . James ....... Mr. Gordon . . . Mrs. Lancaster . Mrs. Harding . . Marie Blake . . Effie Cramer . . Dulcey Lane , . Mrs. O'l.eary . . . Beverly Jackson . . . Daniel Reid . . Kenneth Hale . . l.ueille Walkup Lee Ann Longacre . . .Julie Randall . . . Sara O'Leary . . Kathryn Dolby . . . Linda Mills Floppy Smith . . i . . Craig Howe Tip McCarthy . . . . . . Carl Worden Spike Jones . . . . . . Ma1'tin Clary I I JELKSEi'?e5EwfkfYifY'ES35Skw'fv'x: measles -s-'re' is --'-' Q' .aa x X -P-ssr-X' V - 51Sf'1fPiSsr'i?5?i55,.S fflw ' X' fi' N its 'V X5-is sf- -JL-T if W We I I I wg, tg st eg wig? WWE sg tm gt KM Se L--. - sa ssgwtgg is me ssfg5gsqg PS?Qw'?'s-HMM t w,.',..1g- M., ,... . gm K, .iv t sa V i . . .- X .N Qsiiggsw--' ,...e-g.ggs11t:ff.1.w1 mf . -1: -- Bi 22255 ':1i3f5 l3ifs'?gT35Y?f5f ai ul :- flt .. M, s, .g Q.. g1ifM5: . as i '32 ,wM.f2., ..,A. .- S .serials .:1ffQf:5:xm:f5smz if . 3 R ss . . as I Y 'if-H. 1 kiwi'-SEQiP 1fau 192-f' ?jP'iW5?es-ii' x, 3 '2iigf?eR?s5i1ig:3'aS1sf- P 3533, -. 1 N.ffm:.e:Qei:s -fvf N.. .. .,XW ... .,A.. W., .,.:, Effie decides James is the right man for her. and she doesn't waste- any time letting him know it. Senior Play Crew Buck Row: Mary Kelly. Marlene Lewis. Patricia Smith. Charlene Samis. Debra Lang. Eileen Baker. Wanda Grant. Patricia Farrell. Kathleen Kelly. Fran! Row: Marthina Williams. Marvin Shelton. Gretchen Bardeen. James Giner. Q As Reginald tries to silence the loud clamoring of the women. he realizes the impossibility of his task. Mrs. O'Leary explicitly sets forth to Dean her requirements for a hus- band. The Caledonia-Mumford high school auditorium was the scene of the comedy presentation of Everybudys Gerling Mar- ried, the Senior play of the Class of 1970. at 8:00 p.m. on the evening of November 21. 1969. The plot D'Arcy who dollars from ified in her he must find spouses for the six women who were left husbandless at the time of her death. Aunt Agatha had been the owner. clerk. and sole matchmaker of her matrimonial bureau. lf Reginald fails to meet these terms. the money will be given to the Home for Destitute Cats. Dean Garrett. Reggieis dear friend. is more than happy to take on this taskf for the small fee of 550.000 So Dean sets about trying to marry oft' a curious mixture of spinsters and widows to any males he can get his hands on. revolves around Reginald is set to inherit one million his Aunt Agatha who spec- will that within one month 135 The Alluring uaintnes Buck Row: Michael Andaloro. Michael Freenmn. Mi- Julie Rundzill. zll!um1'ur1I.x'. From Row: Crownbezirer chael Miller. ullmialurirsq Prince Gregory Buckley. Prin- Th0m21S lVlCUiI1l1lS- Killg EdW21l'd Pilw- Queen Clll'0l cess Alice Flynn. Lucille Walkup. Beverly Jackson. Robertson.C'rowl1bezu'cl'SusanEberts. An intimate conversation seems to make Tommy and Lucy oblivious of those around them. The mutual enjoyment of something as simple a friendly spurtings of the fountain strengthens bond between Linda and Rick. K6 ' ?! T rzsteza Sf it t, Ns? iet seclusion of a private table gives the illusion that the Ball is being put on for your benefit. A rustic. wintry scene was the background for Tristeza . our Senior Ball. on the night of December 27. 1969. TristeZa . mean- ing Good-bye Sadness . is taken from the Spanish language. We entered over a bridge beneath a crepe archway. and our eyes were instantly caught by the kaleidoscopic glitterings of the center chandelier which consisted of garlands of tinsel and strands of pearls. A silver-blue spotlight focusing on the chandelier added a romantic illusion to the atmosphere. Wide bands of royal blue. light blue. and golden crepe paper encircled the tables ot' couples who eonversed intimately in the can- dlelight shed from goblets glazed with gold. The evening was cli- maxed at eleven o'clock when the members of the court mounted the stage through a crepe curtain of royal blue to await the exciting announcement. Ed and Carol were named our king and queen. A hushed audience watches the newly- crowned royalty. King Ed and Queen Carol. lead off the coronation waltz. - 9 , 4441, Q, ,. ,, .L lf A Senior Reminiscences Z , 77, ,w,m,, . L of f' Staying overnight was worth a lot of laughs to Linda. Sara. and Mary. Debbie DeVore's second grade Halloween party with Alice. Genie. Danny. Eileen. Julie. and Mary Ellen. l38 Our 1-i'l Abner crew, One of the best parts of picture days was sneaking uptown for lunch. vxiiittli Q , l S i ll. Our man in Ireland. 1n7giffEj'e,77mgwfefgqjfjgjifzrz' :V ',mg,,,,5!V!N , - 4f23ely,'wav1:f in f f ' fiwgnywg 2 f . ,,,, ' I r , Why are you crying. Mr. Gus? if iqkiffd 5 . 9 ' ' Could this be the president There always were frequent notices concerning the congregations of U16 SIUGQHI COUnCil'7 of the Class of 1970. Pal models the g r a d u at i o n cap from our Homecoming HOU? The Seniors were renowned for daydreaming during class. The countdown. begun shortly after our initial ascent to seniorhood . was seeming- ly endless. Steveiand Bill were members of one bf the better of the early local bands-the Mark V. Gym class was always good for a few laughs. Birthdays seldom went unnoticedhthey were a good excuse for a cake in lunch. we .. EQ , , gf. we qi Sgfr 4 xx . , X Q ix ir Hs' 3' gki ifufaki ymfi Q fi, Q. ww ex y aaa.. , was , 1 ' ! G rf QW., , ,,,.'-Q'-P.-R ,mah w-n... l- ' '-vu-...e ' f bi ' -,. 43 GH!!! r - ' , exhibit eermfrieleruee in our efforts rurnel whereby spur us to greater Hreigims, ' wp-4' 7i211m111x,xggr rr M ' .fligfi . 5 Best Wishes to the Class of 1970 THE KEITH PRESS Publishing and Press Caledonia 538-6000 New York Compliments of ROD'S ATLANTIC SERVICE Compliments of STATION Caledonia, N.Y. Compliments of I HYATT,S PACEWAY RESTAURANT U Scottsvme New York Main Street Caledonia 538-2716 Best Wishes to the Class of 1970 LAWRENCE KRENZER Caledonia New York THE PET BOUTIQUE Compliments of We Specialize inthe Professional ANDY REID'S SERVICE STATION Grooming of your Dog and Cat West Main St. Caledonia, N.Y Caledonia 538-2828 New York 538-9912 E 1 ? 2 Q .1 2 Compliments of the Mumford Volunteer Fire Department Mumford New York J' 8 L' OIL CO INC' Best Wishes to the Ivlobilheat--Kerosene mass of 1970 Diesel 8i Gas Tank Service LADIES AUXILIARY :ate Street aledonie, N.Y. 538-2210 Mumford New York Compliments of I Compliments of KOLKO PAPER CO., INC. BREWSTER, CRITTENDEN 936 Exchan 6. St, Q 5 C0-i INC- Rochester New York Compliments of Compliments of THE SPRINGBROOK INN TEMPLE BARBER SHOP 26 North Street lledonia New York Caledonia New York Compliments of VILLAGE INN STEAK PIT lalso featuring live Iobsterj Caledonia New York Compliments of COVUDIIYTWGHTS Of FRANCIS J. CLANCY, Dos. Caledonia New York Compliments of TRAILER PARK LARRY'S HAIR Fl-xsl-lloNs Caledonia New York Compliments of RALPH JOHNSON, INSURANCE Caledonia New York As our senior year draws to a close, we find -we can only wish that members of succeed- that words are inadequate to express our feel- ing classes will realize the dreams of youth be- ings. Choked with paradoxical emotions-wish fore graduating. For the sands of time all too ful reluctance to leave the security of our alma swiftly slip through onels fingers. and thus the mater and optimistic anticipation of the future happiest days ofone's life are gone forever. Best Wishes to the Class of 7970 SPECIALIZED PRINTED FORIVIS Caledonia New York :EEL-,WM 'W' . 451: 2 - 2:1:a:1?1:111E11E211122515.waHz- 1-21-12::ff:QW-1e:z:Q1Ea1222:112aEi11-1-151. .:ZAi'11iir? ' - - -. V . . - - .- -. -, -. , . 'n.'.g-1- I- ' 1' 'xg - -1 1, :-1-1-.51 . , . 1,.1.1-1-1,:g.1-1-1-1,1:-1-:-:-:.:1.g4.1-:-:-.-,------ - gz:.g.sg'4w.gf -.1:,.1.:-. -.--1-:-z-.141-f. .1, - - . . f.g.:.:-:-.:.:-1-:-,aa-L-:e 1-wr-' -.-1-.14-z-v .-za-1 , .1 .x 4.1.1,,,,I.,.,,,,,..gm.,4.gpg.,.:.:g,::.1.,:::g1.:,1.:g:.1.1,:g,::.:.,.: :g:.1.1.g:., ,141 ,-1,:1.1.:. 1-.-4.1. 1. .wir .- . . - .4.,.:,, ,g1.1.1.1. -qgqg FA-VER THAN wffvefo FEET l Mercury got around quickly. But modem checks will pay your bills ll a faster and more conveniently than you ever could in person - even if iiizn you had wings on your feet. WE BAIVK of ' Main Office, Caledonia, N. Y. Scotfsville Office, Scoftsville, N. Y. 44 MEMBER F.D.l.C. THANKS KIDS!!! Jim 8 Don's Pizza Best Wishes to the Class of 1970 VALENTE FUNERAL HOME JON BAREFOOT Septic Tank Service 538-4866 Compliments of COUNTRY BEST-AGWAY INC. 538-6110 Caledonia New York Compliments of LADD PLUMBING 8t HEATING LAURENCE WEBER Compliments of WM. HAMILTON 8t SON, INC. AGWAY REPRESENTATIVE Caledonia New York Best Wishes to the Class of 1970 V. H. ANNIS DAIRY, INC. Avon N ew York I4 Compliments of lVlARY'S BEAUTY SHOP 3288 State Street, Caledonia, N. Y. Compliments of PATRICK M. KEEFE Caledonia New Yor Best Wishes to the Class of 1970 J. P. ANGELINI, D.D.S. Caledonia New Yorl Compliments of Compliments of T- M- SKIVINGTQN COMMUNITY OUTFITTERS Caledonia New Yorla Robert D. Reeves, Agent Caledonia, N.Y. Compliments of D'ANGELO'S 5 8g 10 STORE Caledonia New Yorl 46 Compliments of Super Duper Avon New York Compliments of HAMILTON SHOP Zenith television, Radios, Hi-Fi Hotpoint Appliances Phone 538-6380 C0fT'.0ffm9f7fS Of Caledonia New York BURNWELL GAS DIST., INC. Mumford Phone Ialedonia New York New York 17161 538-4418 Propane lBottled Gash for all purposes Compliments of MUMFORD BARBER SHOP Mumford New York Compliments of Compliments of ELDRED O'SHEA GEORGE'S MARKET Daledonia New York State Street Caledonia Compliments of KEN-SON PHARMACY, INC. Best Wishes to the Class of 1970 Phone 538-4442 Daledonia New York Compliments of PLACE OPTICAL To the Class of 1970 Caledonia, New York Compliments of SCIBETTA'S Main Street Saledonia New York ALLEN-BAILEY TAG CO. Tag Manufacturers since 1911 Caledonia New York Caledonia New York Compliments of JOHN BALL COMPANY Best Wishes to the Class of 1970 Margaret C. IVIack Real Estate, Inc. DAVID L. GRAHAIVI, ASSOC. BROKER LAPP INSULATOR DIVISION INTERPACE CORPORATION LeRoy, N.Y. 'I48 FLEECE-N-F LU FF Yarn 81 Needlework Shop . A , t O 4 W LII ,U Q5-4 J In . I ' I L' 5 CRN f Ig, QI! L X Jr! I IV' -A my I-fag rf :I LXLQJY It ff, ,, U 'CMAUI gi 2 Mftfigjri W LSI I W Qui WEQQQ, XYYLP yr nr I t nnlfinh S, ' ,gf Rb, .5 Ilnx, :mb Eunrhrih iuxllmglg G X A2 Q' 94 79 Iuilh Iqrr Igzxnbn, wmv :I is i 3219 State Street Caledonia, New York 14423 The Area's Exclusive Yarn Shop Offering Services in Knitting, Instruction, Blocking, Finishing. Compliments of IVIILEX DRUG, INC. For a Career in Professional Nursing Btate St. Caledonia DEACONESS HOSPITAL Compliments of SCHOOL OF VILLAGE INN STEAK PIT NURSING lalso featuring live lobsterl wedonla New YOVK Buffalo 8, New York Compliments of CLIFTON FIRE DEPARTMENT Ciififbn New Y0rk Compliments of LOUlSE'S BEAUTY SALON An N.L.N. full accredited 2-year diploma pro- gram. approved by the New York State Education Department and affiliated with the State Univer- sity of New York at Buffalo. Planned clinical instruction in a 429 bed unit. Applicants for the 1970 fall class are to com- municate with the Director of Nursing Education Deaconess Hospital. 1001 Humbolt Parkway. Buf- falo. New York 14208. Caledonia New York Compliments of Compliments of CLIFTON FIRE DEPT. I-AMES AUXILIARY LOUIS J.JOHNSTON SR. Clifton New York The graduating class of 1970 will always bg 1971 would like to offer our sincere thanks and remembered for their companionship and guid- DGST WiShGS TOY Continued SUCCESS. ance extended to us throughout our high Mal' each Of YOU become fi that he is CGD' school years. With this in mind, the Seniors of abil? Of being- 149 Congratulations to the members of the class of 1970 d b t ' h f an es wls es or success in your future endeavors Caledonia-Mumford Central School Faculty we f Q tx W K ' un: sf:-WY If K, L X1 , V A ,Q duff You can't heal-5 llarden Photograph' YOUR OFFICIAL YEAHBOOK PHOTOGRAPI -1 1. I E l tx :ff 2 -' l l. y af i X . . E' Z' 33 f ifvlivf' ,X ' E e, Jai 4 f RX Q ' .g, I f . - - ' up -- ' ,T4. f X - '-- A, 4. ' ',i.I7 1 'Q L--H-:.. -fo Q My' 1 H ' ' . - . 4 ' I .. zg, - 'f I ,455 ' 4,31 ,fl , :' liigtfu m -W ,n'5'5'F' 52:5sisEissszas:-sasiasisiaisa til. 5-hgt 1111 1-Q-'ing ,I, , -i. :-:-:--:--::::::-1--:--:--2-'-. . .. u,u,u- lg- gn ,p ,qi . N:-E:--225255-251:50 A -L 4 , f are -2::::::::-'--1, A -V' 1- 0' Qi - ' K , -' . l 6 1 eq? i fm QBZRQYL V - in f 'f,A-r.. af77dMfl Fun4 for the whole family! Your swimming pool can be fun when it's easy to maintain and keep clean. And keeping your pool safe is our job! Call us for any advice or materials for your pool. We're experts at the job and youlll find that both you and your pool are better off with professional advice. Call us today for more fun in your pool tomorrow! HTHE is a trademark -w lfnk AND T0 KEEP Youn PooL XXSWA WATER DRINKING CLEAN, -W ,-- WE RECOMMEND W 1 img N JONES CHEMICALS Q! cHLoRlNE A product of Olin Mathieson Caledonia, New York Order supplies now for Spring. 538-2311 The Class of 1972 wou like to take this opportul ity to wish the membe of the Class of 1970 rnuc happiness in the years e ter they leave CIVICS. our memories of sophl more year, they will alwag be recalled fondly. Compliments of Compliments of IROQUOIS HOTEL CAL BOWL . Wuham Schemer 3156 State Street Caledonia Caledonia New York 538-6530 Compliments of Compliments of GLADD HARPER METHOD FlTZSllVlIVlON'S BEAUTY SALON TRAILER COURT 15 North Street Caledonia State Street lVlumfor 538-4846 538-6955 Much Success to the Class of 1970 Compliments of the CALEDONIA BAKERY 274 North St. 538-6904 152 Best Wishes to Class of 7970 CALEDONIA- IVIUIVIFORD LIONS CLUB Caledonia New York Compliments of CALEDONIA LUIVIBER 8t COAL CO., INC. LeHigh Street Caledonia NewYorl Louis Johnston Jr. SEPTIC TANK CLEANING Repairing and Installation Caledonia, N.Y. 538-6915 Compliments of WEBB IIVIPLEMENT Compliments CO HUBER'S HARDWARE ' Paints-Hardware-Houseware-Appliances Main Street Caledonia New York Phone 538-6120 COIFFURES BY THERESA 1037 Main Street Mumford New York Phone 538-2880 Compliments of F. W. Biokford Farm and Industrial Equipment GMC TRUCKS Phone 967-6271 LeRoy, New York 153 Caledonia Fire Department 5 s ! 4 Compliments of J. IVI. BOSTWICK 8t SON Quality Wholesale Lamb Beef Pork Veal Custom Slaughtering for Home Freezers 538-6040 Best Wishes to the Class of 1970 CALEDONIA COUNTRY CLUB Private Parties-Golf Memberships Green Tee Golf Phone: 538-9956 Club 537-9967 Proshop Many thanks to those who patronized us during 1969. Caledonia New Yorl if E 1 5 5 N, ti i -1 3 , 2 ga ws-fag i Ni Qs ,Qt Efggtt 5 The Class of 1973 would like to gratefully acknowledge the con- tributions of the Seniors of 1970 and express its hope that fortune will follow them in the years following their gradua- tion. Best Wishes to the C0mDfffT79f7fS Of Class of 1970 MOON WINKS Caledonia New York W.S. ANDALORO, lVl.D. Caledonia New York GAF CORPORATION Building Products Division Wheatland, New York 155 Compliments of BIRDS EYE DIVISION OF GENERAL FOODS CORPORATION Avon New You Our Best Wishes to the Class of 1970 The Student Council would Their efforts to raise the stature ELECTREDNIZIZETWORK like to wish the members of the of student government at CIVICS ' graduating class of 1970 much have been appreciated. . success in their future careers. Cmedoma New YOII Compliments of Compliments of CALEDONIA ALHART'S LADIES AUXILIARY FUNERAL HOME Caledonia New York Caledonia New Yorl Patrons We, the members of the Class of 1970, sible. We especially thank them for their ould like to express our appreciation to consent in being listed as patrons as it e people who have shown faith in us furnished us with more pages and a great- rough the years and without whom the er leeway for creativity with the book. 'oduction of this book would be impos- 1et's Atlantic Station Campbells Florist Iar Diner King Cole Bean Co. 'Angelo Shoe Store-Avon Vic Blood :onomy Department Store lVlannie Carlie Broadway Restaurant :ella Brothers Paolones' Greenhouse hief Pontiac Wickes Lumber Co. rady's Store O'Geen's Press ay's Radio and T.V. Merrill Thompson oward Burt lVlr. and lVlrs. Ronald Cicoria amily Delicatessen Carroll Bickford Aft 4 Seedlings turn overnight to sunflower f :ard ssoming even as we gaze WN-... e Xs wg umm to thu uvmlusmn t womlutul hugh xglmol mum xu lulllm 1.1 ug wll mm npulmgo vmxs u onlx with than who Immun lxhmd but also vulh our uxxn LI.1ss111.1lu lhg words of .nn .xnommnuslx xulhmpd pmm Ln Ld ll lush llmu lpllx upnus on lllllglllx -f X xl .IX lla In lu IHLLI X . 5 u. youu w .'51cxll,1'c I1lllP gn' ' s 'u ur .' Lmlilxxulnc' .ijfiml ndjol' ' ' ' 'x'. wg U N .JV iv. ' lu ww K 'fjmigx 6 'zlhf .1 f ffv 3 ' ' . x QT' V . , , , . l . . I . , ., ,, ., , ,, . Q, . 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