Cohocton Central School - Chieftain Yearbook (Cohocton, NY)

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Royce, Lay-out Editor, G. Bolster, Editor-in-Chief, W. Mehlenbacher, Assistant Editor. TOP ROW: A. Allen, Art Editor, G. Waite, Business Managerg R. Giacomi, Sports Editor. FO REWO RD We, the members of the Chieftain staff, have attempted to portray life on Cohocton Central School's campus -- the smiling faces in the corridor, the serious mood in classes, and all the things which have made our stay in high school such an important and satisfying part of our lives. lt is our hope that this book will serve as an aid to your memories. As, in years to come, you take the '61 Chieftain from yourbook- shelf and leaf through it, you will smile as you recall those happy days. Yet, as you close the back, prior to putting it back on the shelf, we are almost sure, that you will feel a little more certain of which things in life are really worth While. If we can help to keep alive this inspiration, aswell as the memories of good times, we will have accomplished our purpose. CONTENTS ADMINISTRATICN SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS ADVERTISING 8-I2 I4-I8 20-28 30-36 38-44 48-62 MEMORI M James Richard Cragg was born on September 16, 1943, to Mr. and Mrs. Gorden Cragg of Cohocton, New York. At the age of five, James began his first year of school at Avoca Central School. He was transferred to Cohocton after completion of the third grade. James lived on his fathers farm during the duration of his life. In 1957 he completed the eighth grade. He died suddenly on July 18, 1957. DEDICATIO We as members of the Senior Class of Cohocton Central School Wish to dedicate this, the 1961 Chieftain, to Mr. Donald Anderson. His cheerful spirit, knowledge of mathematics and readiness to help, eased the problems of many a student. One of his sayings O.K., D.A. will slide from the tongues of many a student reminding them of a great teacher Whose motto, Do the best you can, will always be remembered. ALMA MATER ALMA MATER Far' above Conhocton'S Waters, 'Neath the sky of blue Proudly stands our Alma Mater Faithful, loyal, true. Chorus Hail to thee, Our' Alma Mater' We Shall honor' thee, All our love and deep devotion, Thine shall always be. 'KX , N M ST UN PRINCIPAL PRINClPAL'S MESSAGE It is a distinct privilege for me, especially this year, to congratulate you in your commencement year, for it, too, is my commencement year. I hope that we have opened the way to new horizons for you, and, at the same time prepared you to take your place in the world of to-day and tomorrow. S S ,,1Z,.,.w,g.L2.,MW When the doors of C.C.S. opened in September, the students were greeted by their new principal, Mr. Lawrence Dunn. Mr. Dunn was no stranger to them because he had gained a great reputation as Athletic Director and Coach in fourteen and one half years of successful service in C.C.S. Mr. Dunn was born in Hauppauge, Long Island. He was graduated from Smith- town High School and went on to receive his Bachelor of Science Degree from Ithaca College in 1942. In 1942 Principal Dunn joined the United States Navy and until the end of World War II, he served his country as a Chief Specialist. His tour of duty included the United States, Algeria, Tunisia, Panama, Italy, Corsica, Sardinia and Maddelena. Mr. Dunn earned his Master of Education Degree from Alfred University in 1950. The Class of '61 Wishes lVlr.Dunn many successful and happy years in his chosen profession. BOARD OF EDUCATIO BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Lillian Wells, Mrs. Alice Hector, Mr. Theodore Bolster. TOP ROW: Mr. Victor Sick, Mr. Leo Stanton, Mr. Norbert Kramer, Mr. Lawrence Dunn. TLIDENT COUNCIL BOTTOM ROW: Sharon Mehlenbacher, Frank Perry, Gerald Zeh, Kay Deusenbury. TOP ROW: Elaine Schneider, Kay McDowell, Carrie Cameron, Lawrence Dunn, Daniel Bolton, Larry Bolster. FACULTY SICATED: Mrs. Adah Wheaton, Grade 3,Genesee State Teachers College, Mrs. Bonnalyn Reynolds, Grade 384, Genesee State Teachers Collegeg Mrs. lfllaine Kehnken, Kindergarten, Genesee State Teachers College, Mrs. Lois llasher, Grade 2, Genesee State Teachers College. STANDING: Mrs. Doris Sick, Grade 1, Genesee State Teachers Cellegeg Mrs. Mabel Loveland, Grade 1, Genesee State Teachers College. SliIATltIDg Mrs, Marion Gray, Grade 5, Gorham State Teachers Collegeg Miss Julia Ryan, Grade 6, Genesee State Teachers Collegeg Miss Zitella Wood, Grade 4, Genesee State Teachers College. STANDING: Mr. W. Merle Wheaton, Grade 7, Genesee State Teachers College, Alfred Universityg Mrs. lflsther Hemmer, Grade 8, Buffalo State Teachers College. FACULTY SI1lATl1IID: Mrs. Virginia Tripp, Music, Nazarcth College, Mrs. Florence Feely, School Nurse, St. Catherines' Hospital, Dr. I.. Pearl Gardner, Psychologist, Remedial lnstruction, Cornell University, Syracuse University, Mrs. Helen Holroyd, Homernaking, ljastern Michigan University. STANDING: Mr. Richard lVIcAdoo, Industrial Arts, Driver Iflducation, Huffalo State Teachers College, Mr. Paul Lewis, Art, Rochester Institution of Technology. SEATED: Mr. Joseph Spas, Citizenship Iilducation, Buffalo State Teachers College, Alfred University, Mrs. Martha Kolby, English, Library, Geneseo State Teachers College, Alfred University, Miss Genevieve Lilly, Science, Houghton College, Cornell University, Mrs. Alfhilde Fisher, Business, Latin, D'Youville College. STANDING: Mr. Ellsworth Tripp, Physical Illducation, Ithaca College, Mr. Willwainliisher, Mathe- matics, Syracuse University, University of Rochester, Alfred University. SCHOOL WCRKERS N Mrs. E. Koenig Mrs. J. Strobel, Mrs. L. Wells Mr. F. Zen, Mr. R, Newton, Mr. R. Mr. N. Deleo, Mr. C. Many Morse, Mr. A. Wells, Mr. C. Many. SEATED: Mrs. B. Jackson. l Mrs. R. Lynch Mrs. A. Drurn, Mrs. M. Snyder, Mrs. R. Folts, Mrs. J. Sick. 12 1 Viv V . L. D' , -4' vaffx ' Q V M f -M. 4 ' vi ' y 1, ,vi x ,Q I fm M f -, W f Q f A' .fwfr K .Q 3 fe DONALD WAGER PRESIDENT Baseball 9-12 Basketball 9-12 Library Club 10 Class President 9, Honor Roll 9, 10 T bl' Soccer 12 Yearbook Staff 12 I VIRGINIA ROYCE Ginny SECRETARY Band 9 Chorus 9, 10, 12 Chairman of Candy Committee 10 Vice Pres. of Young Peoples Society 10 Allstate 10 Library Club 9, 10, 11 Librarian of Chorus 10 Class Secretary 12 Chairman of Magazine Drive 12 Layout Editor of the Yearbook 12 Mic Club 12 President of Young Peoples Society 12 County Chorus 9, 10 Junior Prom Attendant ll WILLIAM MEHLENBACI-IER Bill TREASURER Library Club 10, 11, 12 4-H 9, 10, 11, 12 Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Student Senate 9 Class President 10, 11 Dramatic Club 11, 12 Vice President 11, President 12, Drama Club Library Club Vice President 11, President 12 Band SL Chorus Association President 12 Class Treasurer 12 Honor Society 12 Junior Leader 4-H 12 Vice President Youth Fellowship 12 14 IIHHHSII 12 Tikualbklflqg 10 CLASS QF B.A.A. Representative 10 BRENDA SMALT Old Faithful VICE PRE SIDE NT 4-H 9-12 Secretary 9, 10 of 4-H President of 4-H 11 Library Club 9-12 Chorus 9, 10 Band 9 Assistant Brownie St Girl Girl Scout Leader 11 Junior Leader in 4-H 11, 12 Dramatic Club 10, 11, 12 G.A.A. Newsreporter 12 Class Secretary 11 Minstrel Show 9, 10, 11, 12 Yearbook Typist 12 Tumbling 10 Sc out Le ader l96I Bolt GENE BOLSTER Basketball 9-12 Tennis 9-12 Boys' State Library Club 10 Honor Roll 9-12 Tennis Capt. 11 Soccer 12, Capt. Editor of the Yearbook 12 Volleyball 10, 11, 12 Honor Society 10, 11, 12 Honor Society President 12 Honor Society Vice Preside B,A,A, Treasurer 9, 10 Class Treasurer 9 of Magazi JUDY ADAMS Jack Library Club 9-12 Tumbling 10 Cheerleading 10 G.A,A. Representative 11, 12 G.A.A. Typist 12 Captain of Magazine Drive 12 Yearbook Typist 12 Poster Contest 11 Softball 9 Junior Prom Attendant 11 G.A.A. 9-12 ne Drive nt ll VIRGINIA CRAGG 'Ginger Tumbling 10 Cheerleading 10 Class Secretary 10 Library Club 9-12 Newsreporter Library Club 9 Secretary of Sunday School 9 10 Mic Club 12 Flora of Grange 11 Yearbook Staff 12 Banner Carrier for Firemen 11 12 VINCENT VOGT Basketball 9- 12 Baseball 9- 12 Tumbling 10 Volleyball 9- 12 Badminton 12 City League Yearbook Typist 12 ll H Vinny Intermediate Baseball GE OR GE WAITE Basketball 9-12 City League Basketball 9, 10 Captain of the City League 10 Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12 Track 9, 10, 11, 12 Badminton 9 Business Manager of Yearbook Staff Soccer 12 Volleyball 10-12 B,A,A, Representative FRANCIS PERRY Wham Band 9- 12 Basketball 9- 12 Baseball 9- 12 Volleyball 9-12 Class Vice President 10 Honor Society 11, 12 Library Club 10 Track 9 Honor Society Vice President Soccer 12 Student Senate Representative St President 12 President of B,A,A. 12 Cross Country 11, Yearbook Staff 12 E LIZABE TH SAUERBIER H Beth G.A.A. Representative Softball 9 Chorus 9, 10 G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12 DAVID MAUTH Dave Basketball 9- 12 ' Baseball 9- 12 Library Club 9 Track 9, 10, 11, 12 Volleyball 9-12 Minstrel Show Badminton 9 Soccer 12 Yearbook Staff 12 Soccer Capt. 12 RALPH GIACOMI Basketball 9 - 1 2 Tennis 9 - 12 Tumbling 10 Badminton 9 Volleyball 9-12 Soccer 12 Yearbook Staff 12 ANNE SCHEIDER Ann G.A,A. Representative 9 Chorus 9-10 G.A.A. 9, 10, ll, 12 Meat Ball CHARLES MC DONALD Chuck Baseball 9-12 Tumbling 10 Track 10, 11, 12 Volleyball 9-12 Soccer 12 Cross Country B,A,A, Representative 12 Yearbook Staff 12 Basketball 9-12 ALTON ALLEN Al Art Editor of Yearbook 12 Junior Leader in 4-H 10, 11, 12 Boy Scout Representative for Explorer 10 Patrol Leader of Boy Scouts 9 Usher in the St. Pauls Lutheran Church 10, 11, 12 4-H 10, 11, 12 OUR ADVISCJR For the past four years our class has been skillfully led by the guiding hand of Mrs. Helen T. Holroyd. Mrs. Holroyd, a resident of Dansville, is the present Home Economics teacher in our school. In 1957, even though overburdened with duties as Homemaking teacher, Mrs. Holroyd willingly took the position of class advisor for our class. Since then she has led us through many difficult imes. We the Class of 1961 greatly appreciate the help and attention given us by her. HISTORY In nineteen forty- eight, twenty-six students walked into school for the first time. It Was not only the first time for them, it was the first time for a kindergarten class in Cohocton Central School. The students were as follows: Gene Bolster, Robert Azzi, Vernon Flint, Michael Hamilton, Phillip Hickey, William Mehlenbacher, Thomas Miller, Robert O'Leary, Francis Perry, Edward Rauber, George Waite, Roger Wager, Gale White, Robert Wise, David Zimmer, Judy Adams, Dawn Avery, Virginia Cragg, Carol Fairman, Georgia Hendley, Elizabeth Sauerbier, Eileen Ann Schneider, Barbara Sick, Daryl O'Brien, Judy Deming, and Mary Towner. Gradually time went on, and in nineteen fifty-seven, thirty students graduated from the eighth grade into high school. Here the class carried on many activities, among these were, the Freshmen Frolic, Sophomore Hop, the Junior Prom and the Magazine Drive where they made the highest goal ever reached in the history of Cohocton Central School. Now the Class is getting ready for the final jump to graduation. It has been a long climb but the end is near. So as each of us prepare to take a separate path in life we fondly say farewell to the beloved halls of C.C.S. As we looked in the fourth grade. 5 'fliw ilk yy an 'M N N W JU IGRS BOTTOM HOW, Left to Right: J. Moore, S. Melhenbacher, B. Burke, D. Edmonds, T Kunz, L. Sick, D. Zimmer, R. White, B. Saurbier, A. Schneider. TOP BOW: B. lloovei B. Thorp, ll. Cragg, J. Larsen, G. Wheaton, B, Beechner, J. Zeh, ll. Harmon, K. White P. Sohyler. CLASS OFFICERS President Gorman Wheaton Vice President Dick Edmond Secretary Bethany Hoover Treasurer Barbara Thorp Our first act as Juniors was to seek anew class advisor, And in choosing Mrs. Fisher, We couldn't have been Wiser. Then with the problem of selecting class rings, We came to grips, And to increase the treasury and provide for class trips, At conventions and school functions--coats We did check. Came April and The Prom --The gym We did deck. For this highlight ofthe year greatly enhanced our Rep But the Senior Class now beckons, and We gladly take the steps. SOPHCMORES BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: L. Bolster, M. Melhenbacher, S. Williams, K. Larsen, J. Spas, L. Burke, C. Rector, K. Deusenbery, S. Moore. TOP ROW: J. Mauth, E. Hart, J. Stanton, L. Boos, J. Shanley, R. Wager, S. Cosgriff, J. Zeh, L. Peck, J. Matthews. CLASS OFFICERS President Jennifer Spas Vice President Linda Boos Secretary Jean Matthews Treasurer Sally Moore At last we have passed through the frosh class and we have taken on the dignity of sophomores. With our home made candy sales, dances, and collected dues, we're a few miles closer to our senior trip, FRESHME BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: L. Fairbother, C. lVIcKeown, T. Vogt, G. Christie, D. Royce, J. Kunz, S. Strobel, R. Wetmiller, D. Dunn. TOP ROW: M. Peck, Cf. D'Ambrosio, J. Schneider, J. Hart, B. Wagner, K. McDowell, R. Sick, E. Wetmiller, D. Thorp, D. Bolton. CLASS OFFICERS President David Thorp Vice President Dana Dunn Secretary Jo Ann Kunz Treasurer Edward Wetmiller Last year when we were lowly Eighth Graders, we looked forward with great anticipation to this year when we would be sophisticated Freshmen. Now that the great day has arrived and we have elected those to lead us in our activities, we have started plans for our Senior trip in 1964. Our projects included collect- ing dues, a Freshman dance and a Christmas candy sale plus our own social activities. EIGHTH GR DE BOTTOM ROW: L. Wray, C. Mos- chiano, R. Sirois, S. Crouch, C. Many, D. Harmon. TOP ROW: K. Davis, L. Wise, R. Williams, E. Williams, C. Carmeron, N. Kramer, A. Sick. BOTTOM ROW: M. Cosgrove, J Conrad, K. Mehlenbacher, H. Rus- sell, S. Fleishman, J. Williams S. Saxton. TOP ROW: M. Randall E. Wagner, J. Kuhn, J. D'Ambrosio J. Folts, J. Schuyler, R. Deusenbery EVE TH GR DE BOTTOM ROW: T. Carey, C. Fair- brother, J. Strobel, L. Fox, E. Schneider, A. Beasock, K. Swisher. TOP ROW: S. Fleishman, J. Dem- ing, D. Zurlick, D. Edmond, J. Perry, C. Mehlenbacher. BOTTOM ROW: C. Shaut, D. Baker, L. Castle, S. Lafler, C. Avery, K. Sick. TOP ROW: R. Wheaton, F. Brown, K. Burns, E. Cragg, J. Fleishman, M. Isaac, B. D'Am- brosio. 23 SIXTH GR DE BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: G. Lingenfelter, M. Peck, N. Sick, G. Snyder, T. Burke, J. Folts, D. O'Hearn. TOP ROW: B. Christian, D. Davis, J. Deusenbery, S. Wise, T. Vogt, F. Kramer, R. Brown, J. FIFTH GRADE BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: J. Avery, K. Hoag, L. Delio, J. Wag- ner, S. Wise, S. Snyder, L. Randall, M. Young. TOP ROW: A. Mehlen- backer, M. Zeh, B. Fleishman, G. Daudelin, R. Parks, B. Drum, C. Edmond, M. Hoover. BoTToM Row, Left to Right: D. Goranson, D. Fox, T. Sick, D. Sny- der, J. Quanz, C. Randall, G. Meh- lenbacker. TOP ROW: R. Fleish- rnan, W. Flint, G. Fairbrother, C. O'Hearn, S. Despenza, E. Schneider, J. Fleishman. 24 BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: S. Castle, R. Conrad, S. Kanaval, B. Crouch, P. Cameron, M. Vogt. TOP ROW: K. Wray, J. Zurlick, B. Mur- ray, J. Williams, L.. Mehlenbaher, J. Cosgrove. FOURTH GRADE BOTTOM ROW: B. Zimmer, J. Swisher, N. Zeh, S. Castle, D. Polmanteer, D. Fleishman, L. Sieg, P. Shaut. TOP ROW: M. Schneider, G. Mehlenbacher, J. Hoag, D. Many, B. Lingenfelter, R. Baker, R. Dock- stader, C. Robertson. BOTTOM ROW: M. Wolcott, E Scrivener, S. Moore, S. Dunn, L Kunz, S. Benson, L. Kohnken, B Wheaton. TOP ROW: D. Harter, B Mehlenbacher, L. Brown, D. Al- sheimer, L. Wagner, D. Folts, M Parks, M. Hickey. BOTTOM ROW: M. Delio, R, Swish- er, S. Sick, D. Edmond. TOP ROW: S. Wray, A. Snyder, J. O'Hearn, D. Randall, M. Gilman. FOURTH GRADE l brother, T. Carey, Linda Adams TOP ROW: J. Gilman, K. O'Hearn, J. Hart, J. Ellis, W. Waggoner. 25 THIRD GR DE BOTTOM ROW: V. Sick, T. Bolton, S. Snyder, J. Wilcox, C. Zeh, D. Kanaval, L. Fox, J. Conrad. TOP ROW: G. Drum, B. Harter, D. Laf- ler, M. Sheffield, D. Wager,B. Meh- lenbacker, S. D'Ambrosio. BOTTOM ROW: T. Dockstader, D. Zeh, S. Smalt, W. Hamilton, R. Meh- lenbacher, J. Saxton, C. Fair- brother, D. Wise. TOP ROW: G. Mullikin, M. Waggoner, G. Drum, G. Fleishrnan, H. Goranson, D. Schvvingel, T. Cragg. ABSENT: D. Brown. ECOND GRADE BOTTOM ROW: S. Wallace, P. Ran- dall, P. Lingenfelter, M. Sabins, D. Quanz, M. Castle, N. Carey, V. Avery. TOP HOW: T. -Kiefer, G. Fairbrother, Burns, M. Ravvleigh, V. Kuhn, S. Hoover. 26 BOTTOM ROW: C. Goranson, S Sieg, J. Kunz, P. Wolcott, F. Ben- son, J. Sick, M. Schneider,A. Scriv- ener. TOP ROW: L. Sick, D. Conrad B. Fleishman, M. Schneider, S Hoag, J. Rawleigh. FIRST GR DE STANDING, Left to Right: S. Azzi C. Kiefer, B. Mehlenbacher, S Deleo, K. Scrivener. STANDING: B Wilcott, R. Schewin, R. Schewingel K. Wheaton, J. Wager, W. Dunning L. Deleo, J. Deusenbery, J. Ellis L. Fox, P. Cameron, D. Mullikin, R. Sick. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: P. Miller, L. Mehlenbacher, N. Broods, S. Hickey, T. Wheaton, J. Slayion. TOP ROW: B. Lingenfelter,R. Raw- leigh, J. Edmond, S. Mehlenbacher J. Mullikin, D. Fairbrother. 1 SEATED, Left to Right: B. Fleish- man, G. Meek, D. Shaut, M. Smalt N. Sauerbier. STANDING: D. Miller T. O'Hearn, D. Mehlenbacher, J McDowell, C. Drum, D. Hoag, T Kunz, C. Robertson, D. Harter, R Dockstader, D. Hamilton, J. Wyatt ABSENT: D. Gilman, T. Gilman DERG RTE BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: A Wheaton, S. Schneider, D. Fox, S Zeh, M. Snyder, L. Harter, J. Wray TOP ROW: T. Hamilton, R. Shef- field, D. Sick, A. Wilcox, J. Carey 27 FRONT ROW: K. Harrell, M. Banks, S. Banks, R. Williams. BACK ROW: E. Toney, L. Owens, J. Toney, A. Owens, B. Murray, J. Williams, A. Harrell, MIDDLE ROW: F. Banks, G. West, T. Brodham, W. Williams, W. Underwood, B. Nelson. Girl Sc out s FRONT ROW: L. Andrews, C Williams, N. Lasane, J. Owens G. Wilkinson, G. Williams, S Williams, V. Blue, M. Newkirk G. Banks. BACK ROW: A Banks, M. Lott, L. Owens, E Phelps, C. Phelps, M. McGee H. McGee, K. Owens, R. Robi inson. . J ' SL . 'AT T YX yi- ,Q YouTH ORGANIZATIONS Boy Scouts Explorer Scouts Midget Le ague Baseball 2 Hi-C O ' ,PH 1 Myron Rex City League Basketball M , Babe Ruth League Baseball 1 28 RG Q v af Ne I xx , . W9 ff. Z2 l pe ,NN if ,7ZS3f::4i 7 'W ' .IU IOR PRO, 01 9 fqx Q A 1' ' ORIENTAL GARDENS May thirteenth Was a memorable evening as C.C.S. gymnasium was transformed into an exotic setting of an oriental garden. Gay Japanese lan- terns and Wind chimes hung from blossoming cherry trees and floral chandeliers cast a soft light on the dancers. The royal throne beside a miniature lake was the scene of the coronation as Jacqueline Kanaval Uac- queline Flintb was crowned queen and William Mehlenbacher became the reigning king. Virginia Royce and Judy Adams were selected as attendants to the queen. 30 ATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NATIO NAL HONOR SOCIETY Ex 'Z Z!! W? 5 L The Cohocton Chapter of the National Honor Society is a branch of the National organization functioning to recognize students, Who, in their high school careers, have fostered and developed high standards of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. .Each year the merits of all students with high scholastic standings are reviewed by a committee of faculty members and from these students are selected candidates for induction into the chapter, Eligibility is limitedto students whose averages rank in the top fifteen per cent of the senior class, ten per cent of the junior class, and five per cent of the sophomore class. Sophomore students are on probationary membership until the end of their sophomore year, at which time they automatically become permanent members if they have lived up to the standards required by the chapter, MUSICAL ACTIVITIE llll J CHORUS--ROW ONE, Left to Right: E. Burke, V. Royce, R. Wetmiller. ROW TWO: D. Dunn, J. Kunz, C. Rector. ROW THREE: K. McDowell, P. Schuyler, L. Peck, J. Spas. ROW FOUR: M. Melhen- bacher, D. Royce, C. McKeoWn. ROW FIVE: K. Conrad, J. Shanley, D. Zimmer. WIND--BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: J. Zeh, S. Cosgriff, S. Fleishman, F. Brown, K. Burns M. Hoover, J. Stanton, B. Hoover. TOP ROW: C. Rector, M. Isaac, D. Zimmer, G. Wheaton, N. Kra- mer, R. Park, K. Melhenbacher L. Delio. 1 32 K. McDowell, M. Melhenbacher, L, Fairbrother, D. Fox, T. Kunz, B Melhenbacher. BRASS SL PERCUSSION SECTION-- BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: E. Wagner, J, Spas, R. Deusenbery, Fairbrother, S. Crouch, J. Folts. TOP ROW: K. White, M. Cosgrove, B. Burke, C. Many, F. Perry, C. CIENCE CLUB f'Z'fT??v ails? QSQZJ SCIENCE LEADS THE WORLD LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Lilly, S. Moore, S. Strobel, K. Conrad, J. Spas, S. Cosgriff, J. Shanley, J. Zeh, E. Hart, L. Bolster. STANDING, Left to Right: Miss Lilly, E. Wagner, S. Fleishman, J. Conrad, C. Carmeron, K. Melhen- bacher, H. Russell, K. Davis, J.Folts,C. D'Ambrosio, R. Williams, J. Schuyler, E. Williams. SEATED: M. Cosgrove, C. Many, S. Saxton. A cheery, May Ihave your attention, greets the students each morning as a member ofthe Mic Club brings the news of the day to the class room. The High School Science Club, under the sponsorship of Miss Lilly, provides an oppor- tunity for members to further develop their interest in science. Experiments and projects were displayed at the Science Fair con- ducted in the laboratory and cor- ridors of the school. MIC CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT: V. Cragg, V. Royce, W. Melhen- bacher, R. White. ABSENT: R. Cragg. 33 GAA BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Treasurer, B. Thorp, President, V. Royce, Vice President, S. lklelhenbacher. TOP HOW: Mr. Tripp, Secretary, J. Moore, News Reporter, B. Srnaltg Manager, L. Boosg Typist, J. Adams. The Cohocton Central School G.A.A. consists of girls from the seventh grade through the twelfth grade. Its activities include fund raising projects such as bake sales, school sweatshirt, drive's, record hops, candy sales, and talent shows. The money that is raised from these drives helps to pay for G.A.A. cheerleading, letters, awards, and dues. BAA LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Tripp, Secretary, G. Zehp President, F. Perryg Vice President, G. Wheatong Treasurer, W. Melhenbacher. Throughout the school year money raising activities are sponsored by the Boys Athletic Association. The money raised from '4theVsev,'activities helps to pay for county and state dues, that our athletic teams encountersiand for award jackets, letters, banners, and trophies that the boys earn throughout their junior and senior years. Our B.A.A. tries to encourage new teams, new athletics, and install school spirit. DRAMATICS CLUB Q SICATISZD: J. Shanley, B. Hoover, B. Melhenbacker, B. Thorp, C. W.i:v9:,,' Rector. STANDING: B. Smalt, K. White, J. Spas, A. Burke, Mrs. Koby, T. Kunz, P. Schuyler, J. Moore, B. Burke. K 5 lib LIBR RY aus, BOTTOM ROW, SIEIATED, Left to Night: C. Rector, J. Matthews, E. Burke, J. Kunz, D. Dunn, Meihenbacher, S. Strobel. ROW TWO: L. Boos, B. Smalt, Mrs. Koby, J. Moore, B. Mcihenbacher, B. Thorp, J. Spas, V. Cragg, J. Adams,B. Beechner. STANDING: D. Royce, M. Meihenbacher, T. Kunz, J. Mauth, K. McDoWe11,P.Schuy1er,B. Hoover, J. Shaniey, R. Wager, J. Larsen, L. Sick, D. Zimmer, D. Thorp, D. Edmond, B. Burke, R. Harmon. ll 91' an wi B 2 !!a:wFf..seas.4i.Eaaeis V, . E . m veluk ,M . - 'Z .As 1 I rf- 'ig- IIINIIEIU II I JU IOR VARSITY E- HHN, AJ- Mauth, J- Shaflley, J. Hart K D'Ambro1s1o K Conrad BOTTOM ROW E. Wetmlller, L. Bolster, D. Thorp C McKeoWn G Cl11 lS'ElG T Vogt Managers D. Bolton, M. Mehlenbacherg Coach Mr McAdoo Nov. Dec. Dec. Deo. Dec. Dec. Dec. Deo. 26- Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb . Feb . Feb . Feb . Feb Mar.. 60- - G 1 Schedule Hammondsport Avoca Arkport Pr att sbur g Savona Campbell Hammondsport 67 97 79 71 92 56 90 58 88 60 78 51 54 74 Christmas Tournament Arkport Middlesex Bradford Avoea Gre enwood Pratt sburg Hornell Savona Campbell Bradford Tie or County Championshlp County Championship Quarter BASEBALL BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Manager, E, Wetmillerg V. Vogt, J. Hamilton, C. MacDonald, B. Cooley, F. Perry, D, Mauth, TOP ROW: B. Burke, L. Sick, R. Wager, J. Mauth, J. Shanley, Coach Dunn, Manager C. Many. ABSENT: D. Wager, G. Wheaton. 1960 SEASON Cohoeton 14 Cohocton 14 Cohocton 19 Cohocton 9 Cohoct on 5 Cohocton 13 Cohocton 7 Cohooton 14 Cohocton 3 Cohocton 7 Cohocton 11 Cohocton 12 Cohocton 1 1 Cohocton 4 Pr att sburg Avooa Arkport Campbell Savona Pr att sburg Campbell Bradford Arkport Savona Greenwood Scio White sville Red Jacket - A - f :, 1g::f:1:::1:::f2i3f'e21:az1 -, f- f-: ,..ft' fl: as ' S 1 WP' 52: S-1-fhflxsfxsil 'V1'WA9f'ilf57lf37' 'Kg ,, f':Nm r. -' 1- - 0 , - I - , . , .. ,, 1, W ,W .W 151. , - - 1 ,Z list, 51, 5, .1 V, ,- 7- F lf ff ,- -, .X X, E rkrrea - ,,.. krrr rlkkl J it illr tllita 1 f Q R rree tkkii ff +2 rlli IQ f'fq 1 -' f 'W 1 f--' -:W -':-'-- f f.-f apggxf is i :W fff x w i,-fx-1-1' --.f ,Q f',- lf' 711 , sJ,e 'w'-Q 4103855-51. , . aaerir W E e ,1.. ,V... it., in . .,1.., .1 efsrlixnwfiieszgi --ze., 1t1.,,, y ' 2 is liiffilivig.. , iii'ittii'ii Eiiitftiilziif -1,-wf,.y-ugmef ff- M H 51.555 ?'fF6ff,. 1 .. 1 1 ,fa 2 - it a www SOCCER TOP ROW: Coach Tripp, D, Wager, J. Mauth, R. Giacomi, G. Waite, R. Wager J Shanley, G. Wheaton, F. Perry, V. Vogt, G. Bolster, G. Zeh, D. Mauth. BOTTOM ROW: T. Vogt, K. Conrad, B. Burke, K. D'Ambrosio, D. Edmonds, L. Sick E Hart D. Thorp, R, Harmon, J. D'Ambrosio, ABSENT: C. Mac Donald. Cohocton Cohocton Cohocton Cohocton Cohocton Cohocton Cohoct on Cohocton Cohocton Coh oct on Cohocton Cohocton Cohocton Coh oct on Cohocton Cohoct on 1960 Schedule Avoca Troupsburg Arkport Rushville Greenwood Naples Savona Jasper Troup sburg Arkport Naples Middlesex Greenwood Savona Jasper Avoca J i I I I WIN, IW I WI I II I A. I , , ,, . I 4 S' i X X CROSS CDU TRY LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Spas, L. Sick, B. Burke, J. Slianley, K, Conrad, E. Hart, D, Zinimor, S. ,x H uv uw voiievs LL W T .MQ LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Tripp, G. Bolster, rw. R, Giacomi, V, Vogt, G. Waite, F. Perry, D, Mauth, C. MacDonald. ooocxnrl N25 3, TENN s S T LEFT TO RIGHT: R, Giacomi, G. Bolster, G, Waite, H. Harmon, H, Edmonds. Qu O ,-1 1,19 CHEERLEADERS VARSITY LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharon Mehlenbacher, Kathrine White, Linda Boos, Jennifer Spas, Sally Moore. JUNIOR VARSITY LEFT TO RIGHT: Jo Ann Kunz, Sharon Cosgriff, Judy Stanton, Kay McDowell, Joyce Zeh, Dana Dunn. S AV l I A , llrrr l 1 5 lx U f a l X' K or , I TR i I didh't do ahyting wrong FOOLIN' AROU D 1 ' reee l -g 1. I R! .- M A gl A -.all ' Here she comes! it bothers me, too practice-........... In Y x ' , 1 Y 14 U 1- 1 We, .L ' v X she talks longer every day makes ........... perfect L 1 , all right you guys Y 4 hold that leash! HEARTS AND FLOWERS MP K I li? X . E ,f ' Q f v ' ,,,f A 4. I XX Nik mn Q Q. AH X M M' .A 1- 3 :gn f Nm... Mi A .'f,...,X-11.5,,HH Huw Al. Xin ,I' W , x VV ,..H.M...,..fx 'D WA .lm ' ,, as f ' 'ww 1 fifwgf S . .ff ff ' NNANN I f . W. Q , . . X, www f ! , g x v. x 1, y A' 11 'ffm-4'h'f......,....,,....,.m,.M.......,.,., ' 2, K A xf' . ,Q 5 A - , lf V,' Xt, Q . ., 5, . 4, V MM 15. X 2 nik, V 1 N ' E, e .1 if i gif! 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