Clyde Central High School - Clydeoscope Yearbook (Clyde, NY)

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TUDE 'l'COU CII, FIRST ROW, Left to Right: B. Kniffin, G. Bemis. Treasurer,J. Nicolettap Vice-President, B. Fratangelog President, J. Stortop Secretary, M. Tracyg M. Burt, A. Barry. STANDING: P. Sharp, M. Reed, G. Arnitz, Mr. Holliday, Advisor: J. Nelson, T. Castellano, M. Caucheteux, M. Iocco. i The Student Council has initiated and success- fully carried out many new ideas this year. One of these projects was a carnival sponsored to raise money for recognition pins, to be given to students for their outstanding work in various organ- izations such as the school paper and yearbook. Another new idea is the handbook which will contain general information on the faculty and student body. Our council, this year, as in the past, has done an outstanding job in maintaining the good standing and reputation of our school, and we are very proud of them. 44

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FIRST ROW, Left to RIQII: A. Wadley, H. Facer, M. Tracy, M. Benning, A. Robertson SECOND ROW R Dickenson, E. Schweitz, D. Cole,B, Daley,R. Anstee, B. Barnes. THIRD ROW: R. Krueger J Krueger A Hubbs, A. Maloy, R. Noble. SEATED ON RISERS: B. Fischette, N. Johnson. D. Tweedie M Fischette STANDING: R. Albrecht, J. DeLuca, R. Porter, R. Barnes, R. Heit. V gh. . V J ff ff W f'JlJb,kL'ld 4,'-fi, I vlfiwp I ,iii .9 ,. if fl' 'ily' ff 'f V' LL sl BA n im fa fa t. The school is very proud of the band's many accomplish- ments, and this year for the first time, The John Phillip Sousa award will be given to the outstanding senior who has shown the most improvement during the past years. We are sure that in com- ing years, the band will continue to make the school very proud of them. Ji DANCE BAND 43

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CLYDEO COPE TAFF FIRST ROW, Left to Right: B. Kulow, R. Fratangelo, C. Foote, B. Kniffin, M. Pulvino, J. Ketchum SECOND ROW: L. DiRenzo, A. Iocco, P. Emo, L. Lozipone,J. DiSanto, B. Fischette,J. DiSanto, M Fredendall, R. Carpino, M. Murtari, B. Salerno. THIRD ROW: M. Reed, A. DiSanto,J. Nicoletta, C Sloan. J. Landa, K. Cordon, D. Pierce, P. Kelley, V. Nicoletta, A. Stowell. FOURTH ROW: Mr. O'Brien A. Noble, W. MacDouga1, Mr. Burke, L. Anstee, G. Arnitz, J . Williams, Mr. Miller. ' 'vo 45, . fx A , t ,- 1 v , . . 5, js .0 A44-1 1- yi ,bl-7 JV. Jarbdi ddvJHjLJv I 5 . 6 I I i 3nnJ. V lrdlwjijyj ,jj I ..-1 Jul J J J s J ,-1 if f js 4 wf f -I , fjkjif .:?fr7F. ff f'J,f'f ,' N The Yearbook staff has put forth much effort and time to provide the students of C.C.S. with a good annual, as you can see by observing these pages. Much credit goes to our adviser, Mr. Burke, who has given up much of his time to help the staff organize ideas. Barbara Kniffin was Editor-in-Chief this year and did an excellent job of managing the yearbook. We, the entire staff, have worked to the best of o ability to produce a yearbook that can be enjoyed 1 DJ rf ' 'frJ'.1' iff' J w5 f.f'1f11 Wi' ft' f f . b everyone, We hope that we have fulfilled our n 'g idti o r expellent yearbook, M J tg, f K w L 1' . , w , i. f xv ' . . .L , A I ,, .5 V W ' N 1 . F I X r U L x lf if ff 'N 1 U 1' y fiq ly 'N l W K lid W' UU X HJ' M X sh wp W , X f u W M - at 45