Cobleskill Central High School - Kokillian Yearbook (Cobleskill, NY)

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ROBERT WILLIAM BROWN Bob . . . just whistle while you work -study-walk-think-and play! A go getter. Regularly in homeroom but not by choice Varsity man. BRUCE L. CATER Red . . . Carrot-cropped cowboy. Catering to horses. Go west, young man. One day in the country is worth a'month in the town. Did you say he wears a size thirteen ring? PAULA ANN CAMPBELL P11111 . . . Paula is 21 short- hand genius. . . Breezes along at 90 or 100 and thinks noth- ing of it. Oh, dear! Hey, Hey, Paula. PAMELA JEAN CAMPBELI 9 Have you had your soup today? .157 KATHERINE ANN JEFFREY THOMAS CHRISTMAN CLARK Kathy . . . Uncontrollable laugh. jeff . . . Outspok-en? Basket- Senior songster. Love those wrest- ball scorekeeper. He never ling matches. worries about tomorrow. Stirs up a racket on the tennis court.

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GEORGE E. BOUBOULIS George . . . Cobleskil1's Mafia agent. Nothing great was ever achieved without enthus- iasm. George, am I keeping you awake? Black is the color of my . . . wardrobe. CARLOS DOW BROWN Carlos . . . Frenchie . . . horn. Smiles only for his very spe- cial friend. The littlest angel? NANCY JEAN B-RADT Nanc . . . If tomatoes were as red as her blush, she'd be a hot tomato! A hair-do a day keeps the beautician away Yipes, stripes. Oh, those sacks! CAROLINE BRO WN Caroline . . . She makes her own wisdom and character. Silence is golden. Enthusiastic librarian aide. Der Geist devil. N n . JUDITH ELLEN BROPHY Judy . . . Honda Motorcycles and red corvairs. Aren't you glad you didn't take Chemistry? Positively no skirts longer than the cheerlead- ing skirt. L-, - ,., ,r 2: suv -. i r , 1 n , 1 . 2 , 1 v r , 15. W Q Us Q, 2 , LQAE .' ' E i 1 N... ' L.. i -'ii QE i f -as gti,!:5iQ.'w.!J! ff- -M Lf E ' ,EA Lil il, 1 MARGARET LYNN BROWN Maggie . . . A1oofness is the es- sence of true contentment. Love those exercises . . . Do you have the car tonight?

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GERALD F. CLEARY Jerry . . . Always Boibbing around. Our purebred Brook- lynite pesters Mrs. Hauser, But all I want to do is help! Move over, Shu-Shu. DOROTHY JEAN coAN Dot . . . Came to us in our Jr. year, but may leave any time. Straightforwardness sometimes pays in as rugged a world as ours. PHILIP WAYNE CORNELL Phil . Uncle Scrooge of the Senior Class. Mr. Antil's frustration in period 4. When not leading insurrections in Miss Warren's room, Phil plays around in the dark room. I have set my life upon a cast. 'ui H 5- V in in in SHARON LEE CROFF Croff . . . Wiggle Wobble ner . . . Sharon baby . . . PooRs1e- bell. Owner of Ye Old Swing- tette swinger. GLORIA JEAN COOPER Gloria . . . 9th period in the gym. The bowling ball is her companion during the winter season. Nasty foot during those soccer games! DAVID CROSBY Dave . . . Horse talk with Bruce. This study hall is not big enough for both of us. Girder walker. R A