Cincinnatus Central High School - Lion Yearbook (Cincinnatus, NY)

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, ,gy 'tl P' A uv' , ' qf ' : if se .N 5 Q look, Mary! Must be they're beginning with the 4th of July--there's aparade form- ing -- the band's lining up. Hearing the band, now, takes me back to last 5th of July when we got acquainted with Cincy. We'd just moved here a couple days before that, and we were all feeling a bit strangeg Sis was sort of worried about starting her Senior year in a new town, and Chuckie--well, I guess 4th graders never do like to be up- rooted. They needn' t have worried though. People are so friendly here! Our neighbors invited us to go with them to see the doings on the 5th, and we gladly accepted. I can still remember what a great variety of floats there was. Crowning Mrs. Cincy was the climax of the parade. Then the Little Leaguers showed their stuff. The Borden team showed them! Remember, Mary, how we stuffed ourselves at the Legion dinner last year? Those women . sure know how to cook-- That was the day Chuckie took all my spare change. Said he just loved to ride the ponies. That evening the firemen played around like a bunch of kids trying to see who could get the wettest. Before that they'd staged a demonstration that made us realize how efficient our department really is. Fireworks and the dance really finished the day--and us! 5' faq , z in A M 1 N t M 1 LQ J., .inf Of, ffv. ,,-A 1

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Found out soon that the firemen weren't the only ones in Cincy who like to splashg the school sponsored swimming lessons at the Wickwire pool in Cortland. Before they were over, Chuckie got to be a first class swimmer. Telephone and tennis took up most of Sis's time. Ieven joined the Brackle softball team. Didn't know if my old bones would take it, but when we won the championship, I figured allthat Ben Gue hadn't been wasted. You know, I guess we allimprove with prac- tice. Even Mrs. Bennet goes to a cook's school every summer, and everybody knows what good food and service our school's cafeteria always gives. I Say, what party is that on stage now? Those kids certainly seem to be havingarollicking time! Listen: Robinson, in apprecia- tion of all the understanding and patience you have shown us, we wish to present this gold watch. That must be the seniors' former advisor. I've heard Sis's pals talk about what a good teacher he was. 1' ' 'T