Cohocton Central School - Chieftain Yearbook (Cohocton, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1960 volume:

; cohocton 1— yi. j.. -i-------, VIM TCH yK ; 3 ou'T INT TWEV t Editor-Tom 7??oschianc 4ss'?£c Carroll vSirois Art £d J)onnalee Andirsor? Qus. Cd: 3crcrly Orzc m. Cay ou'tZTt?n ?Yay TiEr- S ports £d 3ruce 77?art fTz MISS VIRGINIA CIOCCI The class of 1960 wishes to take this opportunity. Miss Ciocci, to express our sincere appreciation for the guidance and the time you have given to us. f ti 07 MR. MERLE WHEATON We the Class of I960, your first seventh grade, at Cohocton Central School, extend our appreciation to you. Y.our example and inspiration have been in- centives to us through our remaining years at C.C.S. C?l CCL?} on. MRS. RUBY WILCOX To Mrs. Ruby Wilcox, who taught in our school for thirty-six years, and who faced a lot of turmoil and hardships with us. A lady of deep understanding, determination, courage and one always ready for fun. We dedicate The Chieftain to you, Mrs. Wilcox, for being one of the best teachers in the history of C.C.S. ® CT€ . LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Stanton, W. Matthews, Mrs. Rector, T. Bolster, Mrs. Wells, N. Kramer. Mr. Fisher Mrs. Wells MRS. LASHER Second Grade MRS. REYNOLDS Second Third Grade MRS. WHEATON Third Grade MISS WOOD Fourth Grade MR. WHEATON Seventh Grade MRS. HEMMER Eighth Grade MISS RYAN Sixth Grade MRS. GRAY Fifth Grade MRS. FEELEY Nurse DR. GARDNER Psychologist MRS. KOBY English Library MRS. HOLROYD Homemaking MR. SPAS Citizenship Education Business Mathematics MISS ULLY Science MR. DUNN Physical Education Athletics MISS CIOCCI Music MRS. FISHER Typing Latin MR. MC ADOO Industrial Arts Driver Education MISS LYNCH Dental Hygienist MR. ANDERSON Mathematics MRS. MOORE Migrants MRS. KRAMER Migrants C us CL-ns William Meyars Bessie Jackson Clinton Maney Ross Folts Anne Drum Gladys Ochs Margaret Snyder fcus Louis Hart Clinton Many Francis Zeh Arthur Wells Roy Morris ASzfio ai ))tor SocVtfy ROW ONE: Mrs. Koby, B. Drum, T. Rector, B. Thorpe. ROW TWO: F. Perry, G. Bolster. ABSENT: D. Anderson. ROW ONE; Sports Editor, B. Martin; Ads and Business Manager, B. Drum; Art, J. Wagner andD. Anderson; Editor, T. Moschiano, Assistant Editor, C. Sirois. V ? 5 Once upon a time in September 1948, thirty-seven little cherubs began their journey through the halls of the castle at C. C. S. The fairy godmother recorded their names as: D. Angelo, R. Cragg, C. Fairman, R. Giacomi, F. Green, R. Harmon, R. Russell, R. Schneider, W. Shanley, L. Sick, C. Sirois, R. Towner, V. Vogt, D. Wager, J. Wagner, K. Wheaton, F. Williams, E. Williams, E. Williams, J. McDonald, C. McDonald, T. Moschiano, B. Drum, L. Field, J. Flint, S. Fox, C. Grime, J. Matthews, V. Peale, S. Rawleigh, D. Rucker, D. Slyter, B. Smalt, J. Wagner, H. Wagner, B. Banks, J. Gorneau, V. Cheasman. As the years flew by, the cherubs reached a higher level of life, the second floor of the castle. In our first year of high-school, we were under the rule of Beverly Drum. Members of the court were, Sandra Fox as Vice-President, Judy Putnam as Secretary, Tom Moschiano as Treasurer, our Lord-overseer was Mr. Day. The rule in our Sophomore year was Joyce Matthews. Members of the court were. Bill Hickey as Vice-President, Carroll Sirois as Secretary, and Charles Saxton as Treasurer. This year we chose Miss Ciocci as our over- seer. One night the castle really jumped as we held our Sophomore dance. In our Junior year we chose Charles Saxton as ruler, and Beverly Drum, Judy Putnam, and Jimmy Wagner as members of his court. Miss Ciocci was again chosen as overseer. This year we staged our play “We’re Only Young Once’’ which was a huge success. On the night of April 24, 1959, Joyce Mat- thews and Jimmy Wagner reigned at our Junior Prom, which was also a big success. In our Senior year Bill Shanley was elected as leader of the cherubs. Elected members of his court were. Bill Hickey, Joyce Matthews, and Judy Putnam. Miss Ciocci was chosen again as our overseer. We got this year off to a fine start by selling magazine subscriptions which brought in a huge profit. We next began our biggest project, the yearbook, with Tom Moschiano as our master. It was much fun working on it, but it was also much work. We are now looking forward to meeting the big dragon called Regents, which we will slay and pass our final test so we can graduate from the castle in June. oyr0 o Vt «� r f DonnaLee Anderson Goosey Beverly Drum Bev William Hickey Hie Bruce Martin Mahtin Joyce Matthews Joycie Thomas Moschiano Monk Judy Putnam Putt Theodore Rector Slim Robert Russell Bosco Charles Saxton Chuck Richard Schneider Hoppy William Shanley Willy Carroll Sirois Frenchie Harriet Wagner Liz James Wagner Jim f J irite. S Golly Sabre Dance Oh shoot Goodby Jimmy Goodby Oh, no Battle of New Orleans Can't see it Worried Man Oh, Lord The Three Stars Let's face it Blue Moon Uh Johnny You’re Too Young Oh, gee Deck of Cards Well When the Saints Go Marching In I don't know Heartaches By The Number Oh The End Guess What Mack the Knife A-sha-sha Poison Ivy Oh, fiddles In the Mood Huh Three Bells E Anyplace Paying bills In the halls Homework On the farm Girls Working Fickle-minded girls At home Haven't any With Jennifer Red Heads!!!! Blue White Chevy Parking Across from the school Snotty girls Home Smarter people At Jean's Late people In the Rambler Homework Music room Girls who go steady In front of Shanley's Women Uptown Bill Shanley '56 Chevy Teachers Kqiko i Kir Everything Going steady Taxi service Singing the Alma Mater Giggling Music Skipping school Laughing Studying Blushing Telling stories Drums Smiling Laughing Getting the car Famous skier Get Married To be a State Trooper To retire To travel Get along with class-mates Go to Georgia Scientist Travel around the world Pilot Salesman Outdo Gene Krupa To be a bachelor Be a S. P. A. R. To travel etass OJill We, the members of the 1960 graduating class of Cohocton Central School, being of sound mind and body, do hereby ordain, establish and proclaim this to be our last will and testament. To Judy Adams, Joyce Matthews leaves her ability to skip gym class. To Alton Allen, Tom Moschiano leaves his musical ability. To Gene Bolster, Bill Shanley leaves his ability to get along with girls. To Karson Clute, Bruce Martin leaves his ability to sing the Alma Mater. To Virginia Cragg, Beverly Drum leaves her ability to go steady. To Jackie Flint, Carroll Sirois leaves his box seat at Shanley’s. To Sandra Paige, Harriet Wagner leaves her ability to get out nights. To Francis Perry, Bill Shanley leaves his franchise to the Avoca girls. To Sandra Rawleigh, Judy Putnam leaves her quiet ways. To Virginia Royce, Charles Saxton leaves his rights to Loon Lake Hill. To Brenda Smalt, DonnaLee Anderson leaves her night life. To Donald Wager, Bill Hickey leaves his taxi service. To George Waite, Robert Russell leaves his art of conversation. To William Mehlenbacher, Richard Schneider leaves his joke book. To Ralph Giacomi, Ted Rector leaves his tennis ability. To Charles McDonald and Dave Mauth, James Wagner leaves his athletic ability. To the faculty we leave our names carved in the desks, handwriting on the wall and the fond memory of our 12 years in school. hj£Q y Time: June 1970 Place: The Castle Upon returning to the royal Castle, we find that the following people have achieved these goals in the ten years since their graduation from the Cohocton Castle. Beverly Drum is following her mother-in-law’s belief that kids are cheaper by the dozen. Harriet Wagner is now truant officer at C. C. S and is quite upset over the increasing number of tardinesses and unexcused absences. Judy Putnam is now private secretary to Harriet Wagner, and makes good use of her rapid typing in making out the long lists of absentees. DonnaLee Anderson has just eloped with a jazz musician and moved to Paris. Bill Shanley has just replaced Dick Clark with his own band and show, on a nation-wide TV show called “Cohocton Bandstand.” Tom Moschiano is married to the girl on Rosencrans Street and is assistant history teacher at C. C. S. Bill Hickey has just crossed a cow and milking machine and got a cow that milks herself. Carroll Sirois is now a successful engineer and has finally swapped his '47 Thunderbird for a '49 Corvette. Charles Saxton is now flying his jet non-stop from San Francisco to Tokyo in 1 hour. James Wagner has combined his artistic ability, his love for women and flowers and designed a dress that grows its own corsage. Richard Schneider is now married and is running a dude ranch on Tripnock Hill. Bruce Martin is now president of the chain of “Valley Acres Fix- It-Shops“ throughout the United States of America. Joyce Matthews has just completed a survey for the United Nations on eligible bachelors in the world and has found an especially eligible one in France. Ted Rector and Robert Russell have combined efforts and are now launching rockets to Pluto from Brown Hill. ROW ONE: B. Smalt, S. Raleigh, V. Royce, J. Flint, S. Paige, G. Hendley, V. Cragg, J. Adams. ROW TWO: R. Giacomi, C. McDonald, D. Mauth, D. Wager, G. Bolster, A. Allen. ROW THREE: Mrs. Holroyd, K. Clute, V. Vogt. B. Mehlenbacher, F. Perry, G. Waite. 6 g e,r S. Raleigh..............President B. Mehlenbacher . Vice President G. Hendley.............Secretary J. Flint................Treasurer i cphcmm’M ROW ONE: J. Moore, B. Beechner, K. White, D. Zimmer, W. Burke, T. Kunz, Mr. Anderson. ROW TWO: S. Mehlenbacher, B. Hoover, P. Schuyler, B. Thorpe, G. Wheaton, J. Zeh. ROW THREE: G. Larson, R. Harmon, R. Edmond. 0 icsrj J. Moore..............President B. Beechner . . . Vice President K. White. . Secretary-Treasurer ROW ONE:: L. Bolster, M. Mehlenbacher, E. Burke, J. Spas, B. Azzi, S. Moore, K. Larson, K. Deusenbery. ROW TWO: E. Hart, D. Royce, K. Conrad, J. Zeh, J. Matthews, L. Peck, C. Baker, J. Stanton. ROW THREE: Mr. McAdoo, E. Williams, S. Cosgriff, R. Wager, J. Shanley, R. White, J. Mauth, L. Boos, C. Beechner. G i c£ rj J. Mauth...............President L. Bolster .... Vice President J. Matthews............Secretary S. Moore...............Treasurer £ ROW ONE: J. Kunz, T. Vogt, D. Harmon, J. Ochs, G. Christie, C. McKeown, L. Fairbrother, C. Moschiano. ROW TWO: R. Wetmiller, D. Thorp, M. Peck, S. Strobel, E. Wetmiller, D. Dunn, P. Hendley. ROW THREE: Mrs. Hemmer, J. Schneider, R. Sick, B. Wagner, K. McDowell, J. Hart,M. Phippen, K. D’Am- brosio, C. Williams. J 6Y£7t ROW ONE: M. Paige, J. Conrad, M. Cosgrove, S. Saxton, C. Many, J. Williams, L. Wray, K. Mehlenbacher, S. Fleishman. ROW TWO: R. Sirois, N. Kramer, R. Deusenbery, J. Schuyler, S. Crouch, J. Kuhn, J. Folts, A. Sick, E. Williams, H. Russell. ROW THREE: E. Wagner, R. Williams, T. Anderson, J. Anderson, J. D’Ambrosio, K. Davis. S t r t ROW ONE: L. Castle, L. Fox, K. Sick, C. Avery, T. Carey, A. Beasock, C. Fair- brother, E. Schneider, J. Strobel, C. Mehlenbacher. ROW TWO: K. Burns, B. Fleishman, M. Isaac, B. D’Ambrosio, J. Fleishman, S. Fleishman, D. Baker, D. Davis, K. Swisher, Miss Ryan. ROW THREE: D. Zurlick, J. Perry, F. Zeh, E. Cragg, D. Edmond, M. Hendley, F. Brown, R. Wheaton, J. Deming. ROW ONE; G. Lingenfelter, M. J. Young, K. Wray, J. Avery, P. Paige, K. Hoag, C. Edmond, J. Wagner, M. Peck, N. Sick, L. Delio. ROW TWO: J, Zurlick, T. Vogt, T. Burke, J. McKeown, J. Folts, B. Drum, M. K. Hoover, J. Deusenbery. o ac rf ROW ONE: G. Mehlenbacher, S. Kanaval, R. Conrad, J. Cosgrove, B. Crouch, D. Fox, S. Castle, S. Wray. ROW TWO: D. Goranson, D. Snyder, T. Sick, L. Meh- lenbacher, H. Zeh, M. Vogt, J. Fleishman, Miss Wood. ROW THREE: E. Schneider, W. Flint, P. Hendley, P. Williams, G. Fairbrother, S. Dispenza, R. Fleishman. Tfc.irA ROW ONE: B. Zimmer, S. Moore, D. Avery, M. Wolcott, T. Carey, D. Polmanteer, B. Wheaton, J. Swisher, L. Kunz, L. Kohnken. ROW TWO: N. Zeh, S. Benson, L. Adams, M. Hickey, S. Dunn, W. Waggoner, J. Gilman, D. Fleishman, M. Parks, P. Kimball, Mrs. Wheaton. ROW THREE: H. Young, C. Robertson, D. Many, E. Rose, J. Hoag, B. Lingenfelter, L. Wagner, B. Mehlenbacher, M. Schneider, J. Clute. Second owe V’l ROW ONE: D. Edmonds, R. Fairbrother, C. Fairbrother, L. Fox, S. Castle, M. Delio, G. Drum. ROW TW6: D. Harter, R. Swisher, T. Cragg, S. D'Ambrosio, H. Goranson, D. Folts. ROW THREE: L. Brown, L. Anderson, D. Alsheimer, R. Baker, J. Hart, G. Mehlenbacher. Mrs Reynolds. -Sccon ROW ONE: L. Young, J. Saxton, B. Hamilton, D. Kanaval, T. Dockstader, D. Brown, A. Snyder, C. Zeh, J. Conrad. ROW TWO: B. Harter, D. Schwingel, M. Sheffield, V. Sick, S. Snyder, S. Smalt, D. Zeh, G. Drum, J. Wilcox, R. Mehlenbacher. ROW THREE: G. Mullikin, E. Young, B. Mehlenbacher, S. Sick, M. Waggoner, D. La- fler, G. Fleishman, M. Gilman, D. Wager, ROW ONE: E. Young, S. Paige, N. Carey, M. Sabins, J. Kunz, M. Smalt, S. Hoover, M. Castle, V. Avery. ROW TWO: J. Rawleigh, P. Lingenfelter, S. Wallace, T. Gilman, J. Paige, L. Sick, V. Kuhn. P. Wolcott, S. Hoag, B. Burns. ROW THREE: Mrs. Sick, M. Rawleigh, F. Benson, T. Clute, T. Kiefer, M. Schneider, C. Gor- anson, J. Sick, G. Fairbrother, B. Fleishman. ROW ONE: R. Sick, S. Delio, D. Hoag, D. Zeh, C. Robertson, T. Kunz, B. Fleish- man, B. Mehlenbacher, L. Delio. ROW TWO: J. W'agner, J. Deusenbery, B. Wol- cott,’ S. Azzi, L. Fox, C. Kiefer, J. McDowell, K. Wheaton, R. Schwingel. ROW THREE: D. Harter, J. Wyatt, G. Meek, N. Sauerbier, D. Mehlenbacher, D. Hamil- ton, D. Gilman, R. Dockstader, D. Miller, R. Reynolds, D. Mullikin. ROW ONE: J. Stanton, T. Moschiano, D. Dunn, B. Drum, W. Cooley. ROW TWO: S. Paige, J. Folts, D. Wager, R. White, B. Thorp, Mr. Fisher. J3 a?t o ROW ONE: J. Putnam, S. Crouch, C. Harmon, J. Spas, F. Perry, K. McDowell, E. Wagner, M. Mehlenbacher, L. Fairbrother, L. Bolster, K. White. ROW TWO: W. Cooley, Miss Ciocci, W. Mehlenbacher, C. Many, N. Kramer, J. Stanton, B. Hoover, T.Moschiano, C. Sirois, S. Cosgriff, J. Zeh, C. Rector, B. Burke, T. Kunz, W. Shanley. ROW THREE: D. Zimmer, R. White, B. Beechner, G. Wheaton, B. Martin, J. Wagner, D. Mauth, J. Matthews. Chords ROW ONE: G. Hendely, B. Sauerbier, J. Spas, E. Burke, Miss Ciocci. ROW TWO: S. Paige, H. Wagner, B. Hoover, L. Boos, P. Schuyler, B. Drum. ROW THREE: B. Burke, K. Conrad, B. Beechner, G. Wheaton, B. Martin, B. Cooley, M. Mehlen- bacher, D. Royce. ABSENT: D. Anderson. ® raxor C CT ub ROW ONE: C. Harmon, E. Burke, J. Spas, J. Putnam, H. Wagner. ROW TWO: B. Burke, T. Kunz, Mrs. Koby, K. White, T. Moschiano, W. Mehlenbacher, J. Wagner, S. Rawleigh, S. Paige. ROW THREE: V. Royce, B. Drum, B. Hoover, J. Matthews, R. Russell, R. Cragg, W. Hickey, W. Shanley, B. Martin, T. Rector, B. Smalt, P. Schuyler, B. Thorp, J. Moore, S. Paige. � Xv'A - ROW ONE: W. Burke, L. Bolster, G. Hendley, S. Moore, E. Burke, J. Spas, J. Put- nam, S. Paige, V. Royce, H. Wagner. ROW TWO: C. Beechner, D. Royce, E. Hart, K. Conrad, Mrs. Koby, J. Matthews, B. Thorpe, T. Rector, W. Mehlenbacher, J. Wagner, B. Drum. ROW THREE: M. Mehlenbacher, R. Russell, J. Moore, T. Kunz, G. Larson, C. Saxton, R. Harmon, J. Mauth, J. Shanley, T. Moschiano, G. Wheaton, W. Hickey, B. Martin, B. Beechner, B. Shanley, L. Boos, W. Cooley, J. Adams, J. Flint, B. Smalt, B. Hoover, P. Schuyler, J. Matthews, S. Rawleigh. 1 • %, V� v «X K l« ‘''H twxjJWff J° iiqon VKJi wq no)3oqo3 joj w|dB OC p Joos •pejg pauMop £� qi � « iq iu mi •Viei II U] b|.k q 6 i|oqi piJoasljr,, «JoJcj looqjs pUWO uouuq jv -03 s.nima .tvrei-auojayaa o ■ sonw0 zi 1 i IW ' i£ '■5lV2s?K“ 2? ! ' w 4i , «? ? o'} ii ' Vo . fyj V; .-' J V' A %+ wmx % zkz $$ r o 6«'y VO � ? � 4 J! j ory Jo1 ZoU' %9 V Vv’ N -v qf ,a( o jA 's KSW vV V‘ yy Crojf G. Wheaton C. McDonald D. Mauth J. Shanley F. Perry Mr. Spas B. Burke E. Hart C. Saxton J. Mauth T'rach, J. McDonald G. Wheaton B. Cooley J. Hendley D. Wager Mr. Spas B. Burke G. Waite C. Saxton D. Mauth R. Phippen C. McDonald T nmu Mr. Anderson M. Hamilton G. Waite G. Fleishman C. Beechner E. Giacomi G. Bolster badminton G. Fleishman J. Wagner D. Edmonds Bate. Ball J. Burke D. Mauth B. Cooley G. Wheaton J. Hamilton F. Perry Mr. Dunn D. Edmonds B. Burke V. Vogt J. McDonald D. Wager C. McDonald Managers E. Wetmiller J. Shanley G. Christie Polity Bair J. Burke C. Sirois D. Mauth C. McDonald F. Perry G. Wheaton G. Waite B. Cooley V. Vogt R. Giacomi G. Bolster Mr. Dunn cr. X7tt D. Edmonds K. Conred R. Harmon J. Mauth J. Shanley R. Wager Mr. McAdoo T. Moschiano J. Hamilton D. Wager J. Zeh J. Kuhn L. Bolster MANAGERS C. Maney S. Crouch Jl u E. Burke K. Deusenbery J. Matthews J. Spas L. Peck L. Boos J cnrs'ity i asAttta?? Coach Dunn Chuck McDonald Dave Mauth Bill Cooley Vincent Vogt Gorman Wheaton George Waite e y s. J «JU Mr. Dunn B. Martin G. Wheaton G. Waite F. Perry B. Cooley V. Vogt C. McDonald D. Mauth R. Giacomi G. Bolster C. Sirois MANAGERS T. Vogt D. Harmon K. White, B. Drum, S. Rawleigh, S. Mehlenbacher, J. Putnam. WILKIN'S GULF SERVICE Compliments Guaranteed Used Cars of Phone 3014 Hornel1, N. Y. MALEY FRAPHAGEN A Better Deal for the Evans Gas Service Inc. 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Comp] imerits of CENTRAL BOOT SHOP Way!and New York Compliments of ROBINSON JEWELERS Bath, New York Compliments of Compliments of . 1IAHI nr 1 CDHDTCMCKI HIDM 1 CU 1 Mf.Q Bath, New York Hornel1, New York Comp]iments of Compliments of JACK'S HANDICRAFT GERALD F. STABEL Toys and Sporting Goods Jewelry Gifts Hornel1, New York Bath, New York Compliments of Compliments of AVOCA PRINTING CO. BABB IN HARMON Avoca, New York Atlanta, New York Compliments of Compliments of JACOBS' JEWELERS Bath, New York ORVIS JEWELERS Bath New York TO THE CLASS OF 1960 At this time of graduation, we hope you will look back with satisfaction to a job well done and will look forward with hope- ful anticipation to the promising oppor- tunities that await you. CORNING GLASS WORKS Corning, New York Compliments of SECURITY TRUST COMPANY Bath, New York Compliments of Compliments of ROBERT MILLER CO. STEUBEN FARM SUPPLY INC. 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