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

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THOMAS ROBERT DIXON Tom . . . Star bowler. Hotel's han- dyman. And a woman is only a woman, but a good cigar is a smoke. T.D. MAURICE CHARLES ELDRIDGE Moe . . . A sharp tongue, quick eye, and good brains make the man. Short, dark, and handsome. The Moe the Merrierf' Poverty is no sin. Sitting between bucket seats must be uncomfortable. JOHN HENRY TATOR DOW, JR. ohn Matchin socks and J - . . T g sweaters . . . Mommy, why can the clog drive the Cadillac and I can't? Crepe paper kid. l l WADE LOREN EANCHER Wade . . . Tall, light, blond. Very easy to get to knowg just ask him. His feet are,wet . . . is that because he wades. . . . Recently seen fighting an inclination to work. JOSEPH MURRAY DUNBAR III joe . . . Joe for short, which he isn't. What will Mr. Ache- son do now? . . . This is a glass of water. But is it a glass of water? And if it is a glass of water, why is it a glass of water? Walking Webster . . . GREGORY CHARLES FARRINGTON Greg . . . Better watch out for river front boys, gals. A new devil at C.H.S. Smile . . . you are on Kokillian's Candid Camera. Knows his. way around the dark room. l

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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

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DOUGLAS ROY FOLAND Doug . . . Blondes are more fun. I've got basketball prac- tice. I like the violin. Any- body for a game of hoop? Pickle Daddy BARBARA JEAN GILLESPIE Barb . . . favorite practice is Gerryrnandering . . . Fe- rocious hall monitor. Bobby's billiard parlor . . . A Bent secretary. 50 H1 E W yyyyy I Z - Z Q ge f ' , Mgmt''4V'em... '... 1 ee LINDA LEE CARRIE GARBER Linda . . . Teacher's aide . . . Linda throws a mean bowling ball. Mr. Antil's former right hand. Fu- ture in-law of Baker. A secretary that will be so efficient-she'll take over the boss's job. WILLIARD ISAAC GRIDLEY Ike . . . We're all blondes. As- sists Mr. Antil on tough decisions. I agree with that. Watch out, I'm on the wrestling team! Prize win- ner at the fair. SUSANN E INA GREENE Susie . . . Susie the Scientist. Book worms are o-ften squashed when covers close. Suzy-belle. Tippe- canoe and Edgar too. V, V , SHARON ROSE GUERNSEY Sharon . . . cafeteria worker. If basketball were her kingdom, she'd be queen 'of the court. Early to bed, early to rise. era' ! ' 2 - A H 5 .,, n , Da if 'la-1: v