Canisteo High School - Kanistean Yearbook (Canisteo, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1971 volume:

page 5 page 17 page 45 page 63 page 85 page 109 Table of Contents Administration....... Seniors Underclassmen Activities Sports Profile . . . we dedicate this book to a person who has stood behind this school for many years, helping to mold its stu- dents into creative young adults. In this world of trouble and crisis, it will take imagination to solve present problems without giving birth to new ones. We believe that this person has helped to increase our potential. Therefore, we, the staff of the 1971 Kanis- tean, arc proud and honored to dedicate this book to Mrs. Louise McCarty. in memory of his dedication to man- kind and his struggle for human justice . . . A friend to all, an enthusiast, a man who was concerned about the welfare of others . . . this was Jeff Crandall. As a worker for the poor and impoverished persons of the ghetto, Jeffrey proved his compas- sion and understanding for those who were less fortunate. He was a “buddy” to the young, and a “companion” to the old. Jeff Crandall devoted his life to a cause that he loved and believed in. We are proud to honor him in this book. 4 administration ... board of education Sitting: Mr. Kilmer, president: Mr. Carrier. Dr. Davidson. Standing: Mr. Van Wie, Mr. Jones. 6 After Hours. principals The problems of this decade are staggering, but our resources are many, and the most vital resource we have is our youth. Graduating from our school this year is a class of unusual aca- demic excellence. You will face numerous challenges, and you will also have opportunities to serve, and we hope improve our society. Those of us who stay behind at Canisteo Central School will always be interested in your achievements. We wish you the best. James E. Roach District Principal The class of ’71 and 1 have a common bond, we both arrived at Canisteo Central thirteen years ago. It has been a privilege and an honor to have worked with you and for you all these years. Now you are ready to make your mark in the world beyond high school. Many of you will be preparing for your life’s work by further schooling. Many others will be directly entering the world of work and service. Each of you has a mark to attain and the ability to attain it. You are one of our most talented classes and, as stated in the Bible in the par- able of the talents, much is to be expected of you. In a world that really needs a worthy use of talents, you will be a welcome addition. The final judgment of your attaining your potential will be based on your influence on our world. If it is better than you found it because you served in it, no one can expect more. God bless you all and come back often to visit your old school. Richard J. Alderman High School Principal Congratulations to the class of 1971. While passing through the formative years of your education, you have displayed unusual talents in many fields. I greatly enjoyed working with you in my science clas- ses while in a teaching capacity, and regret that my new duties have prevented a close contact during your senior year. Best wishes to each of you as you pass from C.C.S. to new areas of endeavor. Nelson Mullen Elementary Supervisor 7 elementary teachers Row one: Mrs. Briggs, Mrs. Burd, Mrs. Cardman, Mrs. Alien, Mrs. Sills. Row two: Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Brightman, Miss Coxford, Miss Far- rand, Mrs. Emerson, Mrs. Bossard, Miss Ford, Miss Niles. Row three: Mrs. Fiegl, Miss Ausbom, Mrs. Hop- kins, Mrs. Roach, Mrs. Caple. Ab- sent: Mrs. S. Bossard, Mrs. Wheaton, Miss LaPiana. 5th 6th grade Row one: Mrs. Van Wie, Mrs. Wescott, Mrs. Redmond. Row two: Mrs. Young, Mrs. Maginley. Row three: Mr. Brown, Mrs. Woehr. Mrs. Redmond, Miss Hassman. special teachers Row one: Mrs. Reynolds, Library Aide; Mrs. Bricks, Speech Therapist. Row two: Mr. Kelland, Psychologist; Mrs. Scranton, Music; Mrs. Higgins, Librarian; Mrs. Holt, Nurse; Mr. Kratzer, Physical Education, Swimming. Absent: Mrs. Bergh, Girls’ Physi- cal Education. 8 9 Mr. Campbell American History Mrs. Gore—Social Studies 8 Mrs. McCarty Art Mrs. Howard Home Economics 10 Mr. Fiegl—Math 10,1 U 2 Mr. Mclnroy—Math 9 Mrs. Thomas—Math 7 Mr. Cardman—Math 8 Mr. Babbitt—Science Mr. Alderman—Math 11 Mr. Crawford—Science Miss Smith Vocal Music Mrs. Rear French Mr. Thurkins—Orchestra Mr. Hammer—Band Mrs. Cooney—Music Mrs. Florence Nurse ihcTtL Mrs. Bernstein—Spanish Mr. Ball—Agriculture 12 Mrs. Spencer—Business Mrs. Beckerink Business, Latin Mrs. Gillis, Mrs. Van Skiver, Mrs. Ilges cafeteria staffs Mrs. Schwartz Shorts, Mrs. Northrup Mrs. Schenck, Mrs. Magee Mrs. Mrs. Kinney Mrs. Gillis Mrs. McMindes Mrs. Jamison Miss VanSkiver. Mr. Sanford, Mr. Palmiter. Mr. Griffith, Mr. Wheaton. Mr. Dennis, Mr. Jack, Mr. Norton. bus drivers BUS MECHANICS: Mr. McCourt, Mr. Tuck- er. Mr. Quick. Row one: Mr. Haring, Mr. Quick, Mr. Vance. Mr. Wood. Row two: Mr. Jack, Mr. Irion, Mrs. Carnes, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Wilkinson, Mr. Wilkinson. Row three: Mr. E. Stewart, Mr. Hartman, Mr. Mullen. Mr P. Stewart. 15 She expects an “A” on this?! Hey! I've got a class this period! seniors Aw, come on, Joanne! i P You mean today isn’t Friday? I hate to tell you 20 this, but you have elephantiasis. bein' cool. . . The scholars ... Athletic support 21 gettin’ together ... It looks like soggy jello, if you ask me. Dawn Marie Beers “Dawn James Karl Birdsall “Jim Deborah J. Bowles Debby United we stand; Marie Irene Brizzee “Bomber Donna Brundage “Donna 26 Alan Burchard “Al” Robert E. Burchard Birch” together—watch out! Debra Sue Burns “Deb” ■ Robert J. Camps “Joe-Bob” Eugene Carnes “Gene” 27 Janet M. Charles “Squeak Darla J. Clark “Darla Anne Price Cobb “Anne We finally made it to the top. 79 gone through a lot— 30 Allen Forshee “AJ ” together. . . Douglas F. Freeland “Doug” Susan I. Hall “Susie Duane D. Harris “D.D.” Cynthia K. Henry “Cindy” 31 Michael Henry “Mike” seen laughter Janet L. Jamison “Janet” Deborah S. Johner “Deb” Patrick Michael Kelley “Pat” Joyce Kent “Joyce” and some tears . . . Katherine A. Kenyon “Kathy” Irene E. Knapp “Irene” Curtis Loper “Linus” 33 Denise A. Miller “Denise” Lois Mills “Lois” Cynthia L. Morse “Cindy” and little fear . .. Mary Morse “Mary” Donna J. Moyer “Donna” Dennis Mullen “Denny” 35 Kenneth L. Mullen “Ken Kari E. Ordway “Kari“ Kathryn M. Powers “Kay” Lewis K. O’Dell “Louie” havin’ fun and Wendy Ruth Murdock “Wendy” Sandra Kay Patrick “Sandy” 36 t Martha Jean Pratt Marti Dwight Preston “Pean takin’ jeers Jeffery O. Reynolds “Slid Joanne Reynolds “Joanne Susan K. Rhow “Sue 37 ridin’ free Deborah K. Shorts “Deborah John F. Smith “Smitty Margaret Ann Stephens “Bug- 38 but full of cares. Karen B. Sutfin “Karen Herbert D. Thompson, Jr. “Barney” Anita L. Travis “Anita” 39 James L. Van Skiver “James” We've been us Richard Weeks “Richard” Terry Welles Ter” Wendy L. Welles “Wendy” 40 for thirteen years . .. Martha L. Wright Marty” 4) The 1971 Senior Class presented FLOWERS FOR ALGERNON, a powerful two act play filled with human emotion—the story of Charlie Gordon, a thirty-two year old mentally retarded man who, through an operation, rises to genius level. Charlie realizes how people were really treating him and is appalled at the lack of human compassion. A mouse named Algernon, forerunner to the experimental op- eration which makes Charlie a genius, regresses and dies. As the curtain falls we see Charlie, a lost soul, already regress- ing, hovering over the grave of Algernon. Those who said it couldn’t be done by a high school group saw an outstanding performance by the 1971 C.C.S. Seniors. Jon Roe—Charlie Gordon Jeff Reynolds-Burt Seldon David Cotton-Dr. Nemur Casey Crandall-Dr. Strauss Debbie Bowles-Mrs. Donner Pamela Curd-Gina Bonnie Ferree-Ellen Gary Rice-Frank Curt Loper-Joe Kathy Feeney-Alice Peggy Stephens—Mrs. Nemur Marti Pratt—Anne Welberg Sue Rhow-Jackie Welberg Donna Moyer-Chairlady Doug Freeland-Mr. Harvey Dawn Beers—Nurse Kari Ordway—Norma Kim McKnight-Father Wendy Welles-Mother Irene Knapp—Connie Maryann Coleman-Bernice Dede Cotton—Mrs. Mooney Directed by Mr. Andrew Lamb 43 44 K. Alderman C. Allen J. Birdsall M. Bixby C. Bliss B. Bossard D. Bossard B. Burns J. Burns D. Carnes K. Cardman B. Carrier V. Carter V. Chace C. Clair R. Clark D. Cleveland D. Cole D. Cole W. Coots C. Davis P. Dew M. Dieter B. Gardner juniors juniors Officers: K. Alderman, vice president; D. Thur- C. Gaskin kins, sectary; E- Stewart, treasurer; V. Carter. D. Hawkins president. D. Howard R. Joncs ) S. Jones T. Kelley D. Kellogg S. Kenyon K. Kneale D. Lamphier D. Lockwood L. Lockwood M. MaC� ill M. Manley J. Mayo C. McCaig L. McChesney W. McMindes S. Meehan L. Miles L. Miles EHMBSEP KIhI R. Richeson R. Ritter D. Robinson C. Russell L. Mosher M. Moylan B. Mullen J. Mullen C. Nilson M. Nilson C. Norton J. Ordway R. Palmer M. Porter F. Pratt N. Rice 48 D. Scranton C. Sherwood S. Smith K. Smith S. Smith G. Stiles E. Stewart G. Sutfin K. Teribury M. Stewart M. Thomas D. Thurkins M. Todd J. Travis H. Vance T. Waight C. Warriner S. Weakland K. Weyand M. Woodward Class Couple (of what?) ■' B. Wyant D. Wyant M. Yanni L. York Homerooms are murder 8th period! 49 1 1 £ A' i «s s J. Andrus A. Barnard K. Brown K. Bush D. Campbell D. Carter L. Caward D. Clair B. Cole T. Cole C. Conkey C. Corneli U ' J tA - 7 gdl-V AI y.. v J. Flint J. Freeland J. Gardner K. Gardner B. Greenfield K. Grogan M. Hale C Hali K. Hansen R. Hansen R. Hartman R. Havens D. Holevinski B. Hubertus C. Igles M. Jackson Y. Jackson J. Jamison ££3 r. C. Cotton J. Cotton A. Covert L. Curd G. DeMaio D. Dieter R. Dineen W. Dineen R. Dodge V. Drake T. Eason D. Ellington D. Ellington C. Erskine D. Erskine B. Evingham J. Ewanich J. Ewanich 50 Miss Photogenic sophomores . . . Class Yoyos J. Johnston L. Kellogg P. Kendall J. Kopetz F. Lathrop D. LaValle J. Leach Learn Leasure G. Lonsberry C. MacNaughton M. Makovitch P. Manley J. Mann L. Mann A. Marts H. Mattison G. Mayes S. McCaig B. McChesney B. McKee C. McMindes L. Miles B. Miller S. Mills M. Mullen D. Norton P. Oakes D. O’Brien P. O’Brochta D. Palmer P. Payne J. Pebbles D. Raish J. Raish R. Randall 51 sophomores A. Rectenwald J. Rheinheimer G. Rhudc N. Rice C. Ross J. Schumacher E. Sellers S. Semans D. Smith K. Spencer G. Stewart S. Truscott V. Van Skiver K. Van Wie K. Van Wie K. Watson D. Weed J. Welch J. Weyand P. Wightman J. Wilkinson R. Wint M. Witzman P. York 52 Officers: (Front) R. Hartman, president; L. Caward, vice presi- dent. (Back) C. McMindes, secretary; M. Hale, treasurer. Officers (clockwise): M. Greenfield, president; D. Smith, treasurer; K. Lonsberry, secretary; M. McCormick, vice president. freshmen . R. Aaron B. Adams C. Alderman C. Alderman K. Allen J. Armstrong I. Atwood S. Baker P. Beauseigneur S. Bossard V. Booth L. Bottone B. Buckpitt P. Bumgardncr J. Burgess J. Burleson P. Burleson C. Burnside T. Burritt A. Collins I. Coombs J. Coombs P. Crandall J. Degnan B. Dickinson P. Dieter D. DuBois D. Eirick K. Erskine D. Farrand K. Feenaughty K. Fisk D. Forshee A. Gilkes M. Greenfield C. Guinane N. Hall T. Heckel B. Herbert W. Holmes L. Hopkins B. Hug R. Irion B. Jamison J. Johner A. Kenyon G Kneale P. Knight S. Kenyon P. Kothen H. Lain C. Leach D. Lockwood K. Lonsberry L. Marvin C. Mayo M. McCarthy M. McCormick C. McDaniels A. McMindes S. Micglire S. Miller P. Moylan M. Mulhair B. Mullen T. Murphy M. Niedermaier K. Nilson E. O’Brochta J. O’Brien J. O'Dell M. Ordway R. Palmer D. Pond J. Pond P. Powers B. Pratt B. Prouty L. Prouty R. Quick M. Rahr P. Ray P. Ray W. Rectenwald M. Remchuk W. Rice M. Rogers rs 4 4U J. Ross C. Sanford R. Schoonover M. Schnurlc D. Semans J. Senear L. Sharp C. Smith D. Smith D. Smith K. Stewart M. Stewart R. Stewart S. Thomas B. Totten F. Updyke A. Vance W. Vance R. VanWie A. Weeks W. Welles M. Weyand R. Wint A. Woodworth J. Wright H. Wyant L. Wyant K. freshmen . . . Oh, uh . . . Hi, Mrs. Rheinheimer! junior high—eighth grade M. Alderman P. Allen T. Allen K. Amidon V. Amidon A. Atwood R. Aultman R. Baker L. Bliss R. Bowker T. Burns G Carter G. Chace K. Chriscaden R. Clingan K. Collins L. Constantino J. Cotton M. Degnan R. Doane N. Dodge A. Drake S. DuBois R. Eason P. Ebner W. Erskine D. Feeney S. Forshee R. Fuller J. Galatio B. Grogan S. Hall K. Hartman S. Hatch S. Havens E. Herbert Let’s sabotage this locker! T. Jamison S. Jay K. Karlson K. Kelley R. Kendall D. Kenyon D. Knapp A. Knoll B. Knoll W. Leasure K. Manley C. Mann R. Mattison J. Mayes D. Mayo M. McDaniels A. Mclnroy M. McMindes J. Meehan J. Meehan B. Miles D. Miller B. Morse R. Mullen K. Murphy P. Norton M. Pearson K. Porter R. Porter P. Powers D. Rahr E. Raish C. Raish M. Raish L. Randall B. Ritter Buddies! 57 L. Robinson S. Ross D. Royer J. Royer M. Schnurle T. Scranton C Senear D. Sharp G. Sherwood M. Simon S. Smith P. Soper D. Stiles J. Thomas J. Travis C. Updyke J. Vance V. Van Skiver C. Watson C. Weakland N. Welch G Welles M. Weyand M. Wilkinson R. Wilson T. Witzman L. Woodward N. Woodworth M. Wright J. Wyant Who me? He said that, and then I told him . . 5« I'm just an innocent by-sitter. M. Arvidson D. Banker R. Bowker B. Buchinger C. Bradley G. Brown D. Brundage N. Burns D. Carney P. Carney C. Chriscaden M. Conkey D. Coombs P. Cotton T. Degnan L. Dennis D. Densmore R. Dibble C. Erskine L. Forshee D. Galatio S. Granger R. Green M. Guinane R. Hallett N. Hansen T. Hawkins S. Heaslip D. Henry S. Hosmer M.Jack A. Jay K. Jones M. Kelley C. Kemp K. Kneale 59 seventh grade . . . S. Knight G Kopetz C Lathrop T. Leach P. Leonard S. Lonsberry D. Magee C Manley J. Manley D. Margarum T. Margeson D. McPherson D. Miles C Mills W. Moran K. Mulhair D. Mullen M. Mullen M. Mullen S. Mullen A. Norton M. Norton W. O’Dell M. Ordway T. Ordway C. Patterson T. Patterson D. Peters J. Peters S. Phillips J. Pond G. Potter M. Powers R. Rhude T. Ritter D. Ross J. Schumacher S. Sharp M. Shorts B. Shutes K. Silsbee D. Smith M. Smith L. Spangenberg R. Spencer D. Stewart G. Stewart R. Stiles H. Teribury R. Teribury K. Terry J. Terry M. Thurkins D. Truscott W. Vosburg P. Wightman C Wilson W. Wint D. York T. York P. Young 61 activities Consisting of deadlines, layouts, takin’ pictures, writing letters, yelling at people, talkin’ at ’em, meetings, sales, fun times, headaches, and a whole bunch of good people-Kanis- tean 1971, hittin’ hard, gettin’ it together. kanistean staff Row one: D. Holevinski, D. Lamp- hicr, B. Gardner, S. Ewanich, R. Wint, A. Cobb, P. Kelley. Row two: Mrs. Kear, C. McMindes, D. Smith, S. Thomas, J. Andrus, L. Hopkins, J. Armstrong, R. Richeson, K. Allen, W. Welles,C. MacNaughton, D. Free- land. Row three: S. Weakland, D. Wyant, P. Dew, I. Knapp, B. Adams, K. Sutfin, C. Davis. Sitting: P. Curd, S. Rhow. Sue Ewanich, Business Manager; Brenda Gardner, Assistant Editor; Pat Kelley, Editor; David Lamphier, Assistant Business Manager; Mrs. Rear, Advisor. Top Brass Doin’ the dirty work. So much for your apple wine, Wint . . . future F.T.A. . . . largest club . . . one of activity, pro- gress, determination and potential . . . learning what this thing called teaching is like by actually doing it. Row one: B. Greenfield. K. Ordway. M. Mullen, V. Carter, D. Smith, D. Cole, W. Murdock, T. Waight. Row two: D. Ellington, E. Stewart, R. Ritter, P. Thomas, C. Russell, B. Thompson, K. Spencer, D. Zeltwangcr. S. Rhow. Row three: S. Hall, S. Truscott. P. Curd, M. Makovitch, K. Smith, B. Hubertus, W. Coots, C. Davis, K. Feeney. N. Rice, S. Jones, D. Carter. The interests of medicine brought forth through ex- ploration and exposure . . . trips, visits, talks . . . Health Careers Club with vocational interest. . . Health Careers Officers: J. Reynolds, president; B. Gardner, vice president; D. Beers, treasurer; K. Powers, secretary. teachers Row one: J. Mullen, P. Warriner, D. Johner, W. Welles, M. Pratt. Row two: G. Mayes, S. McCaig, K. Sutfin. A. Cobb, M. Porter. Row three: L. York, D. LaValle, K. Cardman. D. Scranton, C. MacNaughton, B. Mullen, Mrs. Le Mon, advisor. F.T.A. Officers: Row one: W. Welles, president; V. Carter, vice presi- dent; W. Coots, historian; D. Zeltwanger, treasurer. Row two: T. Waight, parliamentarian; Mrs. Le Mon, advisor; A. Cobb, news re- porter; P. Thomas, secretary. health careers club . . . Sitting: P. Kendall, K. Feenaughty, C. Morse, D. Watson, J. Welch. Top row: P. Stephens, E. Stewart, J. Jamison, K. Powers, D. Beers, B. Gardner, J. Reynolds. 67 Row one, sitting: Toby, C Morse, J. Reynolds, B. Flint, J. Sharp, S. Rhow, P. Step- hens, K. Spencer, K. Ord- way. Row two: C. Russell, B. Mullen, N. Rice, M. Pratt, K. Cardman. Row three: D. Bowles, R. Ritter, D. Coots, D. Miller, S. Truscott, R. Richeson. K. Smith, W. Welles, C. Bliss, P. York, D. Moyer, P. Warriner, K. Powers, M. Mullen, D. Freeland, P. Kel- ley, D. Wyant. totem staff Officers: P. Warriner. co-editor; R. Ritter, reporter; Mr. Lamb, advisor; D. Moyer, business manager; B. Flint, cir- culation manager; J. Sharp, time reporter; Mrs. Spencer, advisor; M. Pratt, co-editor. What happened, what's happening, what goes on in the minds of C.C.S. students . . . Totem is the re- sult of the self-expression and creativeness of a bunch of teenagers called “students”. 68 Officers: standing, S. Kenyon, secretary; L. York, treasurer; D. Johner, vice president. Seated: K. Kenyon, president; Miss Hicks, advisor. library club Library Club . . . sorting, stock- ing, repairing, preparing books for C.C.S. students to use . . . a good-sized club . . . Row one: M. Manley, J. O'Brien. D. Johner, K. Kenyon. Row two: L. Miles, C. Sanford, M. Rogers, S. Baker, L. Prouty, L. Miles, Y. Chace, Miss Hicks. Row three: S. Ken- yon, M. Niedermaier, C. Leach, J. Johnston. K. Burnside. A. Woodworth, S. Jones, W. Coots, N. Hall, L. York, J. Johner. 69 national honor society Row one: D. Cole, S. Hall. Row two: M. Pratt, I. Knapp, W. Murdock, S. Rhow, D. Cotton. Row three: Mr. Bangs, advisor; K. Ordway, D. Scranton, W. Welles, B. Gardner, N. Rice, S. Ewanich, D. Zeltwanger, A. Cobb, Mr. Heaslip, advisor. Row four: V. Carter, D. Bowles. local honors Row one: P. Stewart, M. Makovitch, G. Rhude, D. Smith, M. Stephens. Row two: C. Crandall, S. Hall, K. Kenyon, M. Pratt, K. Ordway, I. Knapp, R. Hart- man, D. Ellington. Row three: A. Cobb, K. Grogan, K. Smith, D. Cole, W. Murdock, S. Jones, E. Stewart, D. Cotton. Row four: S. Smith, B. Gardner, D. Bowles, E. Stewart, N. Rice, P. Thomas, B. Flint, V. Carter. Row five: J. Smith, S. Truscott, D. Smith, M. Hale, K. Weyand, J. Roe, D. Zeltwanger, S. Ewanich, S. Rhow, C. McMindes, D. Moyer. 70 student senate The main branch of student activities: getting together with the administration; agreements, dis- agreements; dances; book sales; halls plastered with signs, “Vote A, Vote B, Vote C, Vote D“; home- room presidents; lunch line duty; student govern- ment—Student Senate. Row one: J. Reynolds. A. Cobb, M. Schnurle. Row two: K. Porter, T. Heckel, B. Adams, K. Chriscaden. Row three: I. Knapp. W. Dineen, M. Porter, B. Gardner, D. Weed. Row four: B. Grogan, C. Morse, V. Carter. K. Grogan, D. Wyant, P. Wilson, M. Greenfield. Row five: M. Makovitch, S. Rhow, R. Hartman, K. Ordway, L. Lockwood. Clockwise: J. Reynolds, piesident; L. Lockwood, vice president; K. Ordway, treasurer; S. Rhow, sec- retary. Row one: J. Leach, Mr. Ball, advisor; W. Cools, A. Barnard, R. Palmer, P. Stewart, D. Bossard. Row two: C. Ross, D. Mann, J. Ross. M. Stewart, R. Stewart, M. Stewart, M. Jackson, D. Coots, G. Carnes. Row three: M. Henry, N. Hall. F. Lathrop, J. Van Skiver, D. Mullen, H. Wyant, B. Thompson, D. Farrand. future farmers Front: Mr. Ball, advisor; P. Stewart, president. Sitting: J. Leach, reporter; W. Coots, officer-at- large. Standing: R. Palmer, sentinel; A. Barnard, treasurer; D. Bossard, vice president. Agriculture . . . backbone of a nation . . . stu- dents at C.C.S. participate not only to learn, but to in- crease their potential as tomorrow’s food suppliers . . . Row one: Mr. Hammer, director; F. Pratt, T. Scranton, R. Schoonover, V. Carter, R. Richeson. Row two: S. McCaig, B. Cole, C. Russell, P. O’Brochta, C. MacNaughton, K. Weyand, S. Thomas, K. Kneale. Row three: L. Hopkins, B. Green- field, J. Mullen, D. Cleveland, S. Smith, K. Karlson, L. Prouty, A. Vance, D. Smith. Row four: R. Ritter, Clyde, B. Carrier. K. Grogan, K. Alderman, N. Rice, A. Travis. string quartet woodwind ensemble Row one: R. Van Wie, D. Thurkins, P. Crandall, E. Stewart. Row two: J. Jamison, D. Smith, P. Kelley, B. Carrier. Missing: D. Feeney, D. Scranton. 73 precisions First flight going up: D. Cole, W. Welles, P. York, R. Van Wic, V. Car- ter, D. Scranton, D. Clark, J. Jamison, D. Carter, K. Ordway, P. Stephens. K. Feeney. Second flight going up: T. Kelley, D. Smith, V. Van Skiver, D. Cleveland. J. Weyand. B. Carrier, R. Clark, K. Kneale. dance band Practicing weeknights for days on end to produce sound together . . . great sound . . . Precisions and Dance Band . . . concerts, rehearsals, music . . . every- one joined as one. Row one: R. Clark, bass; K. Weyand, K. Spencer. R. Richeson, A. Vance, G. Sutfin, saxes; P. Stephens, K. Fee- ney, flutes; N. Rice, piano. Row two: Mr. Hammer, conductor; M. Greenfield. D. Cleveland, drums; C. Mac- Naughton. M. Mullen. J. Mullen, V. Carter, D. Cotton, trumpets; D. Smith, L. Caward, C. Kneale, T. Scranton, M. Thurkins, trombones. color guard First Rank: D. Bowles, cap- tain; J. Reynolds, N. Rice, P. Thomas, T. Waight. Sec- ond Rank: B. Evingham, D. Moyer, D. Beers, W. Mur- dock, B. Flint, C. Bliss. Ab- sent: M. Wright. majorettes Front: E. Stewart, Drum Majorette. Center: C. Guinane, J. Jamison. D. Cole. Back: C. Carter, C. Gaskin, M. Woodward, C. Mc- Caig. 75 Brass and woodwinds uniting lungs to produce senior high sound. Under Mr. Hammer’s direction the C.C.S. band came out of a “who cares if we stink?” attitude to rank as one of the best bands in the area. Concerts, winning at Gor- ham, Band pageants, football shows, seventy kids—senior high band. Our faithful leader ... Row one: B. Adams, B. Hubertus, B. Greenfield, J. Smith. Row two: L. McCormick, D. Smith, B. Jones, C. Russell, C. VanWic, B. Cole, C. Allen, P. Kelley, V. Booth, M. Mullen, R. Dineen, V. Carter, J. Mullen, D. Cotton. Row three: K. Kenyon, P. O'Brachta, C. McMindcs. Row four: D. Thurkins, R. Van- Wic, C. Guinnane. S. McCaig, P. Stephens, E. Stewart, K. Feeney. Row five: P. Crandall, L. Hopkins, J. Pebbles, D. Wat- son. Row six: C. Bliss, A. Vance, J. Andrus, R. Richeson, K. Weyand. Row seven: K. Kneale, L. Prouty, S. Thomas, D. Smith, L. Caward, J. Ewanich, J. Jamison. J. Weyand, J. Jami- son. Row eight: B. Carrier, C. MacNaughton, V. VanSkiver, G. Stewart, D. Weed, R. Ritter, S. Smith. Row nine: M. Green- field, S. Bossard, Mr. Hammer, director; F. Pratt, P. Moylan, D. Geveland. Row ten: B. Rice, L. Marvin. J. Ewanich, A. Gilkcs. Row eleven: R. Hansen, T. Welles, G. Sutfin. n Row one: A. Travis, K. Alderman, P. York, B. Pratt. Row two: M. Pratt, A. Cobb, C. Alderman, M. Weyand. Row three: K.Ordway, K. VanWie,S. Hall, E. Stewart (violins). First riser: D. Smith, D. Scranton (clarinets); E. Stewart, K. Feeney (flutes). Back riser: D. Gcvcland, M. Greenfield (percussion); P. Kelley, B. Carrier (French horns); J. Mullen, V. Carter (trumpets). When forty kids got together under the di- rection of Mr.Thurkins, something had to happen. For the past two years rated 6A, the highest in the state, Tuesday, Thursday, fifth period, con- certs, ratings ... senior high orchestra ... Row one: K. Grogan, D. Johner (violas); B. Buckpitt, N. Rice (cellos). Row two: B. Evingham, D. Campbell. T. Heckel, C. Alderman (violas); E. Sellers, R. Clark (basses). First riser: R. VanWie, D. Thurkins (absent) (oboes); J. Jamison (bas- soon). Back riser: D. Cotton (trumpet); L. Caward, J. Ewanich (trombones); T. Welles (tuba). Seventy voices blending in harmony three times a week . . . eighth period rehearsals, sheet music, piano, goofing around, paying attention and learning . . . learning balance and tone and unity and music . . . C.C.S. Senior Chorus . . . senior 80 high chorus Row one (1-r): Miss Smith, director; V. Carter. K. VanWie, R. Van Wie, B. Buckpitt, K. Lonsberry, K. Grogan, P. York, C. Sanford, J. Wright, A. Gilkes, P. Moylan, M. Manley, Y. Chace, P. Oakes, M. Woodward, C. Gaskin, K. Ordway, P. Warriner, W. Welles. Row two: C. Mayo, C. McCaig, T. Burritt, B. Mullen, W. Murdock, D. Cole, T. Waight, M. Mullen. K. Stewart. B. Welles, J. O’Dell, J. Degnan, E. Stewart, D. Scranton, P. Manley, D. Carter, D. Clark, V. Booth, B. Dickinson, D. Moyer. Row three: C. Alderman, C. Alderman, J. Pebbles, K. Fisk, J. Armstrong, B. Hubertus, A. Marts, P. Stephens, T. Heckel, L. Marvin, V. Van Skiver, J. Weyand, D. Smith, D. La Valle, K. Spencer, J. Jamison. M. Todd, S. Ewan- ich, L. York, M. Weyand, B. Adams. 81 junior high band Row one: P. Soper, M. Weyand, M. Pearson, R. Bowker, R. Doane, D. Porter, M. McMindes, T. Allen, D. Densmore, M. Norton. Row two: K. Amidon, B. Ritter, V. Amidon, M. Wilkin- son, K. Kelley, L. Forshee, B. Knoll, J. Brown, R. Clingan, R. Rhude, S. Hcaslip, A. Drake, M. Kelley. Row three: K. Mulhair, D. Margarum, M. Arvidson, C. Patterson, D. Stewart, R. Teri- bury, K. Kneale, S. Lonsberry, M. Jack, M. Smith, K. Karlson, B. Spencer, M. Thurkins, T. Scranton, P. Young, D. Feeney. Row four: Mr. Hammer, director; J. Jamison, S. Jay, D. Ma- Gee, D. Peters, D. McPherson, J. Cotton, J. Sharp, B. Moran, D. Banker, M. Alderman, M. Mc- Daniels, V. VanSkivcr, T. Jamison. Row one: M. Degnan, C. Kopetz, C. Welles, S. Lonsberry, R. Bowker, M. Wright, K. Kneale, C. Kemp, A. Knoll,T. York. Row two: K. Amidon, D. Feeney, M. Weyand, T. Allen, D. Marga- rum, K. Terry, A. Jay, B. York, M. Arvidson, K. Mulhair. Row three: R. Bowker, B. Grogan, S. Granger, T. Scranton, B. Ritter, D. Knapp, T. Witzmann, J. Wyant, C. Mann, K. Silsbee, P. Young. Row four: P. Soper, V. Amidon, M. Schnurle, M. Thurkins, L. Randall, L. Constan- tino, D. Miller, K. Murphy, M. Pearson, B. Shutes, C. Carter, P. Leonard. chorus junior high 82 junior high orchestra Row one: (left to right) A. Knoll, K. Chriscaden, C Kemp, D. Carney, C. Welles, D. Knapp. Row two: B. Grogan. C. Watson, D. York, W. Wint, R. Bowker, S. Granger, T. Degnan, P. Leonard. track 1970 Returning for 1971 season. Row one: F. Pratt, R. Weeks, B. Carrier, D. Cotton, B. Bossard. Row two: G. Rice, K. Mullen, B. Camps, C. Hall, J. Roe, Mr. Ball, coach of 1971 team. 86 Lit Dave Crosby—State Champion Pole Vault Bob Miller—Section 5 Champion 880 Dan Fish—Section 5 Champion Shotput Bill Scott—Section 5 Champion Low Hurdles year of the superstars . . . Spring 1970, when the Redskin trackmen broke school records and took the Steuben County crown. The Redskins roared into Roches- ter for the Sectionals, and after two years of first place, took a second, adding to one of the finest track eras of any school in the area. Flyin’ High Scott takes the lows. State Champ in action. 87 Standing: A. Forshee, J. Weyand, D. Holevinski, Mr. Alderman, coach. Front: P. Wilson, C. Crandall. Absent: W. Holevinski. It’s a homerun! golf 1970 Winners The team’s official tee. 88 baseball 1970 Front: V. VanSkiver, J. Rheinheimer, W. Dineen, L. Caward. Standing: J. Ewanich, M. Bixby, D. Loper, M. Yanni, J. Ewanich, Coach Kratzer. 89 R. Hansen, J. Freeland, K. VanWie, D. Qeveland, T. Welles, K. Tenbury. Dick leaves the bushes behind. Larry taking a mountainf?) Kelley takes it easy. Coach Campbell Running two and a half miles a night, tight muscles, collapsing lungs and long strides, or just goofing off playing football when the coach wasn’t watching . . . The Redskin runners did their best through heat, cold, slush, rain, mud, and muck . . . cross country Squatter and Dave break away. Rick takes the hill. After warm up's (?) The team. Front row: P. Wil- son, D. Weeks, L. Lockwood, R. Schoonover, P. Kelley. Back row: M. Stewart, G. Sutfin, B. Carrier, B. Bos- sard. D. Bossard, F. Pratt. Bruce and Fran sprint the hill. The long and winding road. Front row (1-r): C. Loper, J. Roe, D. Cotton, D. Loper, G. Rice, J. Reynolds. B. Thompson, A. Forshee. Center: Coach Yahnite. J, Weyand. J. Ordway, S. Smith, T. Welles, K. Mcknight, D. McCaig, D. Cole, K. Weyand, Coach Hall. Back row: J. Ewanich, P. Wightman. J. Jamison. E. Sellers, B. Dineen, B. Mc- Kee. L. Caward, K. Bush, J. Ewanich. S. Truscott. football Seniors: down, A. Forshee, C. Loper, D. McCaig, G. Rice, B. Thompson. Stand- ing: D. Cotton, K. Mcknight, D. Loper, J. Reynolds. T. Welles. The 1970 season opened with a great deal of pessimism. This thought was quickly erased as Canisteo defeated York 14 to 6. A heartbreaking 20 to 14 loss to Perry occurred in the last minute of the game. Canisteo lost to Letchworth 20 to 6 on a cold, windy day. A strong LeRoy team defeated us 24 to 6. Can- isteo got back in the win column with a fine 22 to 6 win over Dansville. We added another victory, 45 to 14 over Warsaw, and scored a record 27 points in the third quarter. Without the services of Jon Roe at quarterback, the Redskin offense sputtered and lost the last two games of the season, 37 to 8 to a very fine Geneseo team and 20 to 0 to Caledonia. Front row: S. Miller, C. Collins, V. Van Skiver, D. Forshee, M. Schnurle, B. Rice, D. Ho- levinski, T. Murphy. Center row: M. Smith, manager; P. Moylan, B. Holmes, A. Gilkes, D. Farrand, K. Stewart, B. Welles, B. Jamison, B. Spencer, manager. Back row: M. Thurkins, manager; E. Sellers, M. Greenfield, L. Marvin, J. Wilkinson, Coach Thurkins, D. Weed, R. Aaron, R. Hansen, T. Kenyon, T. Jamison, manager. W. Holevinski, J. Reynolds, C. Crandall, B. Ferree, J. Roe, C. Morse (queen), K. Mullen, A. Cobb. The 1970 Homecoming football game fea- tured Canisteo against Caledonia, one of the strongest teams in the conference. Even though we did lose the game. Redskin spirit was unbeatable. Cindy Morse was crowned queen during half time by last year’s queen, Shelley Adams. Her atten- dants were Bonnie Ferree, Anne Cobb and Joanne Reynolds. Just before kickoff. V Debating the bout. U.S. Keds huh? Row one: S. Hall, manager; D. Dieter. M. Stewart, P. Moylan, B. Holmes, D. Bossard. Row two: D. Cotton, D. Weeks, B. Mc- Kee, Coach Hall, F. Dieter, D. Loper, B. Thompson. wrestling Row one: B. Quick, K. Stewart, S. Bossard, B. Prouty, J. Cotton, manager; T. Jamison. Row two: Coach Hall, D. Erskinc, D. Weed, R. Clark, R. Wint, B. Dineen, L. Sharp, P. Stewart, B. Jamison. Missing: E. Sellers. R. Aaron. Powerful Patrick . . . Out. C.C.S. wrestlers came on strong during the 1971 sea- son with rugged practice, guts, headgear, weigh-ins, “Get out there and fight,” wins and losses, pins, de- cisions, draws, defeats, victories, oranges-Redskins. 97 C.C.S. swimmers moved into season with seven seniors and a new assistant coach. Redskins stroked, kicked, glided and dived through a good season. swimming Row one: D. Galatio, S. Lonsberry, man- agers; J. Wright, F. Pratt, D. Cole, R. Di- ncen, T. F.ason. Row two: J. Rhcinhei- mer, G. Sutfin, D. Cleveland, K. Knealc, C. Hall, J. Weyand, J. Jamison, T. Kelley. Row three: C. Crandall, P. Wilson, D. Mullen, P. Kelley, A. Forshee, W. Hol- evinski. Coach Hammer, Coach Campbell. Missing: K. McKnight, T. Kelley. Some of the local drips. Aquanuts. Good gun you got there, son. 99 Row one: C. Crandall. P. Wilson. A. Forshee, J. Weyand. Row two: L. Forshcc, M. Kelley, R. Oakes. K. Knealc, M. Norton, P. Young, K. Terry, C. Welles, A. Vance, A. Jay. Row three: I. Knapp, D. Bowles, B. Pratt, D. Greenfield, K. Lonsberry, C. MacNaughton, L. McCormick. P. Crand- all, P. Dew, G. Lonsberry, B. Grogan, M. Weyand, T. Hcckel. Row four: J. Andrus, C. McMindes, C. Cardman, M. Schnurle, K. Kneale, P. Leonard, C. Alderman, B. Adams, C. Alderman, L. Hopkins, B. Hubcrtus, M. Makovitch, L. Curd. water ballet Girls in grades 7-12 got to- gether and swam for one of the best water shows in the Southern Tier. With a theme of “Happy Together” and solo performances by seniors Deb Bowles and Irene Knapp ... BASKETBALL: Row one: M. Pratt. Row two: D. Cole, W. Murdock. Row three: T. Hcckel, L. Hopkins, J. Armstrong. scorekeepers Secretaries of the C.C.S. sport scene; clock wielding, time taking, carefully watching and keeping alert for the gun, the basket, the touch- down, and the whistle ... 101 basketball Row one: C. Loper. B. Spencer, manager; J. Ordway. Row two: (kneeling) S. Truscott. J. Reynolds, M. Vanni. Row three T. Welles. J. Roe, J. Ewanich, Coach Kratzer, B. Camps, J. Ewanich. L. Lockwood. varsity . . . C.C.S. Redskins dribblin' down the courts of the South- ern Tier . . . after school, practices, pep talks, sinking baskets, hitting from the line, shooting for that all im- portant Section 5, Class B spot . . . Redskin basket- ball. junior varsity . . . Silting: M. Greenfield, T. Degnan, manager; A. Gilkes. Kneel- ing: B. Welles, L. Caward, J. Wilkinson, V. Van Skiver. L. Marvin. M. Ordway. Standing: B. Rice, T. Murphy. J. Gard- ner. Coach Rofte. D. Clair, K. Brown. R Hansen. Missing: T. Kenyon. R. Schoonover. P. Wighlman. cheerleaders Dawnnc Wyant Patty Dew Diane Thurkins Maryann Coleman Sue Ewanich Dede Cotton Sue Rhow Kari Ordway 104 K. C. Card man J.V. CHEERLEADERS: Lower row: P. Crandall, M. Mullen. Center row: D. Smith, M. Mako- vitch, L. Bottonc, C. McMindes. Upper row: K. Grogan, R. Hartman, J. Andrus. Who cares if it’s freezing at a football game? Soul” painters in action. High-flying spirit for Redskins. 105 boys’ bowling Row one: K. Gardner, D. Holevinski. Row two: S. Smith, M. Porter, S. Semans, Mr. Hcaslip, coach. Row three: J. Bums, J. Free- land, S. Miller. Row four: D. Howard, D. Forshee, P. Kothen. Back: M. Schnurle, K. Teribury. girls’ basketball Kneeling: D. Feeney, M. Schnurle. Standing: A. Covert, D. Wyant, P. Dew, R. Ritter, Miss Paul, coach; L. Hopkins, K. Feeney, B. Bums, A. Vance, D. Carnes. 106 girls’ soccer Girls came on strong in the sports scene at C.C.S. with the growing interest and enthusiasm of the student body. Row one: K. Feeney, J. Andrus, C. Russell. B. Pratt, D. Bowles, D. Cotton, A. Vance. Row two: B. Bums, P. Stephens, P. Dew, L. Bottone, D. Wyant, D. Smith. Standing: Miss Paul, coach; L. Curd, L. Hopkins, C. Bliss, S. Meehan, D. Ellington, C. Sherwood, K. Kneale, M. Weyand, S. Thomas, M. Pratt. girls’ swimming Mr. Campbell, coach. Row one: K. Kneale, M. Weyand, P. Crandall, L. McCormick, K. Terry, B. Grogan. Row two: K. Kneale, C. Guinnane, T. Heckel, K. Cardman, B. Greenfield, K. Lonsberry, B. Pratt. Row three: K. Yoder, B. Flint, M. Weyand, C. McDaniels, D. Bowles, J. Sharp. attack by the u.s.a. (united snowflakes of america) All we want is peace. Last one to the top’s a clod! Sometimes it’s winter. Mrs. Rheinheimer’s mid-winter blues. Sometimes it just doesn’t pay to hibernate. seniors with the mostest and bestest . . . SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Sitting: D. Burns, secretary; I. Knapp, president. Standing: D. Cotton, treasurer; J. Roe, vice president. ADVISORS: Mr. Bangs, Mr. Heaslip, Mr. Campbell. Couple- Dawnne Beers, Bill Burd Legs Terry Welles, Kari Ordway Athletic- Dave Cotton, Kathy Feeney Apple polisher- Casey Crandall, Wendy Murdock Brains-Sue Hall, John Smith Build-Irene Knapp, Dave Cotton Eyes-Bonnie Ferree, D. D. Harris Hair-Janet Jamison, D. D. Harris Smile-Darla Clark, Jeff Reynolds Sexy-Debbie Bowles, Ken Mullen Shy-Dick Weeks, Joyce Kent Baby face-Maryann Coleman, Bill Burd Joe Cools-Sue Rhow, Jon Roe Musicians-Peg Stephens, Dave Cotton Procrastinators-Curt Loper. Darla Clark Artistic-Wendy Welles, Pat Kelley Walkers-Sue Rhow, Terry Welles Dancers-Janet Jamison, Jon Roe Classmates-Joanne Reynolds, Jeff Reynolds Clown-Terry Welles, Kathy Feeney School spirit-Gary Rice, Cindy Morse senior profile DAWN MARIE BEERS-Water Ballet 9.10; Color Guard 10; Soccer 12; Scorekeeper 9,10; Swim Team 10; Future Nurses 12;Girls’ Basketball 12;Chorus 9; Bowling 9,10; Pep Band 9. JAMES KARL B1RDSALL—Basketball 9,10. DEBORAH J BOWLES Color Guard 9.10.11.12; Water Ballet 7.8,9.10.11.12;Girls’ Soccer 12;Totem 12;Orchcstra 9,10,11; Kanistean 10,11; National Honor Society 12. MARIE IRENE BRIZZEE-DECA 11,12. DONNA BRUNDAGE-Color Guard 10. ALAN BURCH ARD-Football 9,10; Wrestling 9,10,11; Track 9,10. ROBERT E. BURCHARD-F.F.A. 9.10,11,12; Football 9. 10; Wrestling 10,11. DEBRA SUE BURNS—Class Treasurer 9; Future Teachers 9; Orchestra 9,10; F.F.A. Chapter Sweetheart 11; Class Sec- retary 12. ROBERT J. CAMPS-Basketball 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10, 11,12; J.V. Football 9; Cross Country 10,11. GENE CARNES-Wrestling 10,11; F.F.A. 10.11. JANET M. CHARLES-Band 9,10. DARLA J. CLARK-Orchestra9,10.11,12. ANNE PRICE COBB—FTA 9,10,11,12;Orchestra 9,10,11. 12; Pep Club 9; National Honor Society 12. DEBORAH JEAN COLE-F.T.A. 9,10,11,12;Chorus9,10, 11,12; Scorekeeper 10.11,12; Majorettes 11,12; Precisions 10,11,12; National Honor Society 12. KENNETH R. COLE MARY ANN COLEMAN Cheerlcading9,10,11,12;Chorus 9,10; Water Ballet 9; Girls’ Bowling I 2. DANIEL COOTS Wrestling 9; F.F.A. 9.10,11,12; Chorus 9; Library Club 9.10. DAVE O. COTTON-Football 9.10,11.12; Wrestling 9,10, 11,12; Track 9,10,11,12; Band and Orchestra 9,10,11,12; Class Treasurer 12; National Honor Society 12. DENISE A. COTTON-llealth Careers Club 10; Cheerlead- ing 10.11,12; Band and Orchestra 9,10,11; Chorus 9,10,11; Triple Trio 10; Swim Team 11; Water Ballet 9,10; Student Senate 10; Class Vice President 11; Girls’ Basketball 12. JOHN P. COVERT JOHN H. CRANDALL-Dance Band 9,10,11; Precisions 10,11; Local Honor Society 11,12; Student Senate 9,11; Swimming 9,10,11,12; Golf 9,10,11,12; Chorus 9,10; Water Ballet 9,10,11,12: Band 9,10,1 l;Class President 9,11. PAMELA I. CURD Girls’ Basketball 9;Chorus 9,11; Water Ballet 10.11; Girls’Bowling 10,11.12; F.T.A. 11,12; Kani- stean 11,12. JOYCE ELAINE DICKEY-Chorus 9,10; Color Guard 10, 11- SUSAN KAY EWANICH-Cheerleadtng 9,10.11,12; Kani- stean 11,12; F.T.A. 9,10,11,12; Bowling 9,10,11,12; Local Honor Society 9,10,11.12; National Honor Society 12;Cho- rus9,10,l l,12;Totem 11; Class Secretary 9;Class Vice Presi- dent 10. no senior profile KATHLEEN C. FEENEY-Chorus 9.10,11,12: Band 9,10, 11,12; Precisions 10,11,12; Dance Band 12; Orchestra 11, 12; Pep Club 9; F.T.A. 9,10,11,12; Girls’ Basketball 11,12; Soccer 12; Water Ballet 9,10,11. BONNIE FERREE-Band9,10;Chorus 9,10,11; Triple Trio 10; Water Ballet 9. BONDA FLINT-Homemaking Club 9,10; Library Club 10; Totem 10,1 l,12;Color Guard 11,12;F.T.A. 12. ALLEN FORSHEE Football 9,10.11,12; Swimming 9,10, 11,12; Golf 10,11,12. DOUGLAS F. FREELAND-Chorus 9,10; Kanistean 10,11, 12; Totem ‘1.10,12; Library Club 9,10. SUSAN I. HALL-Basketball 11,12; F.T.A. 9,10.11,12; Softball 11; National Honor Society 12. DUANE D. HARRIS-Chorus 9,10; Kanistean 12. CYNTHIA K. HENRY D.E.C.A. 11.12. MICHAEL HENRY- WILLIAM RICHARD HOLEVINSKI-Golf 9,10.11,12; Football 10; Swimming 10,11,12. PAMELA R. HURD-D.E.C.A. 11,12. JANET L. JAMISON-A1I State Chorus 10,11,12; Health Careers Club 9,10,11,12; Majorettes 11,12; Local Honor Society I0;Precisions 9,10,11,12; Band and Orchestra 9,10, 11,12; Girls’ Basketball 11,12; Chorus 9,10,11,12; Bowling 9,10,11,12. DEBORAH S. JOHNER-F.T.A. 9,10,11,12; Health Careers Club 10; Library Club 12. PATRICK MICHAEL KELLEY-Totem 9,12; Kanistean 10,11,12; Editor 12; F.T.A. 9,12; Band and Orchestra 9,10, 11,12: Precisions 10; Chorus 9,10; Swimming 9,10,11,12; Crosscountry 11,12. JOYCE KENT-Homemaking Club 9.10. KATHERINE A. KENYON-Library Club 9.10,11,12: F.H.A. 9; Local Honor Soceity 11. IRENE E. KNAPP Band 9,10; F.T.A. 10: Water Ballet 9, 10,11,12; Student Senate 9,11,12; Local Honor Society 11, 12:National Honor Society 11,12; Class President 12;Score- keeper 9,10.11; Swim Team 10,11: Dance Band 10,11; To- tem 11; Kanistean 12. CURTIS LOPER Football 9,10.11,12; Basketball 9,10.11. 12; Baseball 10,11,12. DONNIE LOPER Football 9,10,11,12; Wrestling 9,10,11, 12; Track 9; Baseball 10,11,12. DONALD TAYLOR MANN-F.F.A. 9,10,11,12; Wrestling 9,10,11. A DONALD KARL McCAlG-Football 10,11,12. KIM R. McKNIGHT-Baseball 11; Football 12. DENISE A. MILLER-Library Club 10; D.E.C.A. 11. LOIS MILLS-Orchcstra 9,10: Health Careers Club 10. CYNTHIA L. MORSE-Health Careers Club 10.11,12; Stu- dent Senate 12. 111 senior profile . MARY MORSE-Water Ballet 9,10;Girls’ Basketball 11,12. 9,10,11,12; Soccer 9,10; Student Council President 12. DONNA J. MOYER-Chorus 9,10,11,12; Bowling 9,10; Color Guard 11.12;Totem 11,12; Business Manager 12. JOANNE REYNOLDS-Pep Club 9; Color Guard 11,12} Health Careers Club 9,10,11,12; Band 9,10; Chorus 9.10; Totem 12. DENNIS MULLEN—Swimming 11,12;F.F.A. 10. KENNETH L. MULLEN- Wrestling 10;Track 10,11,12. SUSAN K RHOW-Dance Band 9,10,11; F.T.A. 9,10,1 lj 12; Kanistean 12; Totem 12; Student Senate 11,12; Secre- tary 12;National Honor Society !1.12;Local honor Society 1 1.12; Cheerleading 10,11,12; Bowling 9,10,11,1 2. WENDY RUTH MURDOCK-Chorus 10,11,12; F.T.A. 9, 10,11,12; Color Guard 11,12; Scorekeeper 10,11,12; Na- tional Honor Society 11,12; Local Honor Society 10,11,12; Syracuse Citizenship Conference 11.12; Honor Citizen Award 9,11. GARY RICE—Football 9,10,1 1,12; Tennis 9,10;Track 11] 12. KEITH N. MEYERS—' 1 JON S. ROE—Football 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,1 1,12; Class Treasurer 10, Class Vice President 12; Student Senate Vice President 11; Track 10,11,12. LEWIS K. O’DELL- JEANNE SHARP-Totem 12. KARI E. ORDWAY-Cheerleading 9,10,11,12; F.T.A. 9, 10,11,12; Precisions 10,11,12; Totem 12; Chorus 9,10,11, 12; Orchestra 9,10,11,12; Local Honor Society I 1; Student Senate Treasurer 12; Class Secretary 11; Bowling 11,12; Na- tional Honor Society 12. DEBORAH KAY SHORTS-Band 9,10. T VIIXT C CM ITU T 1 II , 11 1 'I JOHN r. SMI I H—Local Honor Society 11,12. SANDRA KAY PATRICK KATHRYN M. POWERS—Bowling 9,10,11,12; Totem 11, 12; Health Careers Club 11,12. MARGARET ANN STEPHENS-Band 9,10,11,12; Chorus 9,10,11,12; Chorus 9,10,1 1,12; Precisions 10,1 1,12; Girls’ Soccer 12; Dance Band 12; Totem 1 2; Local Honor Society 10,11,12. MARTHA JEAN PRATT—F.T.A. 10,11,12; Scorekeeper 11,12;Girls’ Soccer Manager 12;National Honor Society 11, 12; Local Honor Society 10,11,12; Totem Editor 12; Syra- cuse Citizenship Conference 11,12. ELLEN M. STEWART -Orchestra 9,10,1 1,12; Health Ca- reers Club 10,11,12. DWIGHT E. PRESTON—Football 9; Bowling 9,10,11. PAUL F. STEWART-F.F.A. 10,11,12; Wrestling 9,10,11, 12; Cross Country 11. JEFFERY 0. REYNOLDS-Football 10,11,12; Basketball ELORA ANN STILES-F.H.A. 10;Health Careers Club 11. senior profile KAREN B. SUTFIN—F.T.A. 10,11,12; Kanistean 10,11, 12. HERBERT DELOS THOMPSON-Football 9,10,11,12; F.F.A. 9,10,11,12; Totem 9,10; Wrestling 9,10.11,12; Base- ball 9,10,11,12; F.T.A. 12. ANITA L. TRAVIS-Orchcstra9,!0,l 1,12; Color Guard 9, 10, String Quartet 12. JAMES L. VAN SKIVER-F.F.A. 10,11,12; Band ‘LlO.l1; Orchestra 10,11. PATRICIA A. WARRINER-Totem 11,12; Editor 12; F.T.A. 11,12; Chorus 11,12; Girls’ Soccer 12; Girls’ Basket- ball 11,12. RICHARD WEEKS-Traek 9.10,11,12; Wrestling 9.10.11, il 2; Cross Country 11,12. VENDY L. WELLES-Chorus 9.10,11,12; Totem 11.12; Kanistean 12;Precisions 12; F.T.A. 11,12; President 12; Na- tional Honor Society 12. TERRY WELLES Basketball 9,10,11,12; Football 10,11, 12; Tennis 10,11,12; All State Chorus 9,10. PAUL D. WILSON—Golf 9,10,11,12; Swimming 9,10,11, 12; Water Ballet 9,10,11,12; Cross Country 10,11,12; Stu- dent Senate 12. LINDA L. WITZMANN— MARTHA L. WRIGHT-Health Careers Club 10,11,12;Col- or Guard 1 l,12;Student Senate 11,12. JOHN ZANGHI- DONNA K. ZELTWANGER-Band 9,10; Dance Band 10; Orchestra 10; Kanistean 10; Student Senate 9,10; F.T.A. 9, 10,11,12; Class Treasurer 11; Scorekeeper 9,10,11,12; Local Honor Society 10,11; National Honor Society 12. We sure have been together a long time—right from the very first day when we kind of died a little when Mommy first left us in that horrible dungeon of building blocks and crayons. But after a while it grew on us, and we ve accepted it for thirteen years, you and 1—together. That s a long time. So it just kind of ends. You go your way and I’ll go mine. We’ll just take up where others have left off and try not to make the same mistakes. All we have now is the world, you and I, separate, apart, with but one task—to unite, to bring together the loose ends of existence into one smooth, interwoven pattern. And some day with a little bit of luck and a lot of hope, we just might all be together again—one more time. Canisteo Floral Company—Canisteo Elsenheimer Chevrolet—Hornell First State Bank—Canisteo Hornell Auto Dealers—Hornell The Schnurle Agency, Inc.—Canisteo Spencer’s Hardware and Appliance—Canisteo Tom and Jeff Smith Furniture—Canisteo patrons Agway-Canisteo Audrey’s Gift Shop-Canisteo Beaver’s Pharmacy-Canisteo Canisteo Appliance Inc.-Canisteo Gardner’s Clothing Store-Canisteo Home Builders Supply-Canisteo Hornbeck Opticians-Hornell Hubertus Service Station-Canisteo Murray Stevens-Hornell Nationwide Ins.-Mrs. Joseph Termin-Canisteo Pfitzenmaier Gulf Service Canisteo Reynold’s Motors-Canisteo Sears Roebuck and Co.-Hornell Tuttle and Rockwell-Hornell donors Arnault Bros. Hardware—Hornell Canisteo—Hornell Penn-c-Saver Carole’s Antiques—Canisteo Christine's Beauty Shop—Canisteo Davis Barber Shop—Canisteo Dickey's Quaker State—Canisteo Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Griffin—Hornell Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Schieder—Canisteo Feenaughty and Allen—Canisteo Flohr’s Tavern—Canisteo Hornell Television Service Jack's Sport Shop—Hornell Jacobs Bros. Shoes—Hornell Kanisteo Zenith—Canisteo kenn’s Hair Fashions—Hornell [.ester's Floral Company—Hornell Maple City Savings and Loan Association—Hornell McCormick's Liquor Store—Canisteo Mr. and Mrs. Frank Camps—Canisteo Nelson Henry Insurance—Canisteo 117 donors Overhead Door Company—Canisteo Poncho’s—C an istco Scott’s Gun Shop—Hornell Sherwin Williams—Hornell Spencer’s Stationery—Hornell Staffy’s Foodland—Canisteo Stanley Doran—Canisteo Stephen's Arco Service Station—Canisteo Tony’s Corner Store—Canisteo Towne Talk Bakery—Canisteo Waldorf’s Jewelers—Hornell Rotary Service Station—Canisteo EDITORS NOTE: In putting together a publication such as this, a great deal of time and effort are spent by too many people who go unrecognized. I, therefore, wish to express my gratitude to the following for their caring, their giving, and their help: Mr. Harris, Mr. Babbitt. Miss Caruso, Mrs. Thomas. Mr. Mullen. Mr. Alderman, the Student Senate. Mrs. Rear, members of the staff, and 600 beautiful people. 118 Wilkinson’s Five and Ten—Canisteo boosters Koskies Music Co. Mrs. Q. Redmond Western Auto Gar and the Gang Mr. and Mrs. Andrew F. I.amb Mr. and Mrs. Richard Alderman Dr. and Mrs. Sebastian D. Lampodie, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Meek Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Mclnroy Mr. and Mrs. James Roach Mr. and Mrs. Herman T. Young Wilhelm Stephens Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Mullen Miss Ruth Flicks Mrs. Flarriett Redmond Mrs. Patricia Ferree Mr. and Mrs. John Ffeaslip Mr. and Mrs. Walter Benedict Mr. and Mrs. Willett D. McCarty Bartholomew S. Kellisiniski Mr. and Mrs. Clyde R. Maginley Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown Mr. Robert Flammer Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Wescott Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Van Wie Reginald Lee Wendt III Dr. and Mrs. Melvin Le Mon Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Roffe Mr. and Mrs. John Babbitt Mr. and Mrs. John Arnault Mrs. Margaret Cleveland Janet Atkins Mr. and Mrs. Zane Fiegl Dr. and Mrs. Aloysius D. Frelandruidt Mr. and Mrs. Brian Moylan Miss Joanne Caruso Mr. and Mrs. John L. Kelley Mrs. James Griswold Mr. and Mrs. John Gore Mr. and Mrs. Jack Loper Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cardman Mrs. Sally Florence Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. Crandall Dudleydewright Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth .Spencer Ursula and Rosie R. Miss Rebecca Smith Mr. and Mrs. William J. Tubbs Mr. and Mrs. Homer Howard Tinkerbell Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Beckerink Miss Cassandra Eloise Macnackabinski Les embrasseurs fran ais Mildred Wolf and Harke Mrs. Clair Kear f f 4i