Cheektowaga Junior Senior High School - Centorial Yearbook (Cheektowaga, NY)

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THE CLASS OF PRESIDENT-THOMAS MUELLER As each member of this years senior class embarks upon his journey through life, he will carry with him fond memories of his past years at Cheektowaga Cen- tral. He will remember the frustra- tions of his Freshman year when he was launched into a new mode of life. He will also remember the trials and tribulations of becom- ing an adult. He will retain the memory of the many concessions of his Sophomore year which included candy sales, football and basket- ball ribbons and stationery. He will recall the days his voice went hoarse cheering his Varsity football team onto victory. He will also remember tre Spring Out as the day that his class con- trolled half of the school gym- nasium!! He will recall his Junior year and the Ring Dance where he received his class ring. DECORATING CARS FOR THE I.F.K. MOTORCADE VICE PRESIDENT RAYMOND KSIAZKIEWICZ

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NU VSAM LEO Uuly 23rd to August 22ndJ A masculine, fiery sign. A natural leader. Full of energy but sometimes somewhat nervous and restless. Philosophical, determined. High tempered, with a sunny disposition. Dislikes a master and will not be forced to do anything against his will. Not satisfied in subordinate positions. Ardent, sincere, and ailection- ate. Love of music, the arts, natural beauties and intellectual pursuits. Hard to convince and must have their own way. Will not be driven but can be per- suaded. Fond of travel, sports, exercise, and often have a number of interesting hobbies. A magnetic personal- ity. We WM We .QQ .Jia WMM 190-mQ,4WfgCM M Meewx l xfgfwfe CL!'A 'VCxQ 1 awjadavfjff' JZMKZZK KQCM7 ff MF - dag, aww

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NINETEEN SEVENTY He will also remember winning the Holly Hanging Contest and the many tissue flowers he made for the J.F.K. motorcade. He will long recall Camelot and the chaos that ended with the transfor- mation of the cafeteria into a palace of medieval beauty. Above all, he will remember his Senior year! He will recall his Senior Day when his friends were recognized for their individ- ual achievements. He will call to mind his senior dinner as the last time that he and his class ate to- gether. He will retain the memory of his Senior Ball and the Cinder- ella like change that took place in his peers. Most clearly, he will remember the sensation of receiving his di- ploma and how he pondered his future as he stood on the stage. For now his four years of school were to shape his destiny and the destiny of the world!!! SECRETARY SHARYN GREAR TREASURER BENJAMIN HOMEL HOLLY HANGING , 1968