Cohocton Central School - Chieftain Yearbook (Cohocton, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1965 volume:

The 1965 CHIEFTAIN VOLUME XVIII PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS COHOCTON CENTRAL SCHOOL COHOCTON, NEW, YORK DEDICATION MISS ZITELLA WOOD Often we, as seniors, think only about high school experiences, and neglect to recall memories of our grade school education. Yet this period of life, more than any other, sees the shaping of our character and the formula- tion of our life’s destiny. In these vital years grade teachers exert a tremendous influence on children. We have on our faculty a person who has taught in Cohocton longer than any other teacher in history. She has seen multitudes of classes pass through her room, and has shown selfless dedication to teaching and patient understanding of her pupils throughout the years. She is a shining example of the kind of teacher all students should have. We, therefore, the Class of 1965, dedicate this “Chieftain” to our fourth grade teacher. Miss Zitella Wood. APPRECIATION MRS. LILLIAN WELLS We, the Class of 1965, express our grateful appreciation to Mrs. Lillian Wells for her many years of service to our school. She has shown deep interest in students, both personally and as classes, and she has al- ways been willing to help us in our problems. Her cheerfulness has made many a school day lighter for both teachers and students. W I-------1 Z I is this book? ▼ ▼ A A J. A. A It is the rec- ord of our school for a year, a portray- al of the people and events that made Cohocton Central uniquely what it was in the year 1964-1965. This Chief- tain is the result of many hours of la- bor, and into it we have put something of our own beliefs and attitudes, as well as rows of photographs. YEARBOOK STAFF--TOP ROW: Mr. Davis, Advisor; A. Allison, C. Many, T. Carey, Photographer, J. Rounsville, I. Samper, M. Cosgrove, Asst. Editor, M. Isaac, R. Standish, J. Folts, Edi- tor, C. Mehlenbacher, S. Crouch, S. Fleishman. BOTTOM ROW: S. Saxton, H. Russell, C. Moschiano, E. Wagner, J. Conrad, K. Mehlenbacher, N. Kram- er, R. Sirois. TABLE OF CONTENTS Appreciation..............................2 Dedication................................3 What......................................4 Where.....................................5 Who.......................................9 Administration Faculty...............10 Senior Class...........................14 Underclassmen..........................20 Grades ... 23 When Why...............................33 Organizations..........................34 Music..................................38 Athletics..............................40 Activities.............................46 And How..................................55 Ads....................................56 Memoriam Finis.......................91 4 WHERE is Cohocton Central School? It is in the little village of Cohocton, in a beautiful valley of up- state New York, in a great and magnificent nation, the United States of America. In this corner of the land schools have taught many genera- tions of young people about the world in which they live. 5 WHERE CCS has a long line of predecessors. In 1810 the township's first school was opened in the cabin of Jonas Cleland, south of the future village. Sophia Trumbull from Naples was hired as teacher, for board and $1 a week. The direct ancestor of the present Cohocton school was the District 5 school- house erected in 1820 diagon- ally across from the ceme- tery. By 1845 this had fallen into disrepair, and a new one- story frame structure re - placed it. District 5 school. South Main Street; built 1869, de- stroyed by fire 1889. In 1869 a two-story wooden building arose on the same site. In 1871 the trustees petitioned the Board of Regents to form a Union Free School, and in the fall of 1880 it was established. In February, 1889 the school burned down, and on the same loca- tion a fourth schoolhouse was built, this time of bricks fired in Wallace, at a cost of $4,000. Per- mission was granted by the state in 1895 to grant the Regents High School Diploma. Study Hall of Cohocton High School, 1889-1934. Sixty or so years ago the Cohocton Union School had seven teachers, including a principal who also taught high school sub- jects. Grades were placed two to a room in the six-room struc- ture; there was no cafeteria or gymnasium. Tutition was charged according to age, rang- ing from 20 p to 30£ a week, for out-of-district pupils. Teachers' wages started at $1. Cohocton Union High School, South Main Street; built 1889, demolished 1934. 6 (This and above taken by August Zeh, 1934.) WHERE In the township of Cohocton there were, un- til centralization took effect, twelve independent school districts. Two of these were combined grade and high schools: District 3, the North Cohocton-Atlanta school, and District 5, the Cohocton village school. The rest were one-or two-room buildings, taught by one teacher and housing all eight grades. Four of these are now converted into private homes, the others are either vacant or dismantled. Kirkwood rural school about the turn of the century. Still standing on the River Road. Construction of the present school, spring, 1934. Left, looking east; right, looking north across Park Avenue. On May 27, 1934 the cor- nerstone for a new school was laid. The building was ready for occupancy in the fall of the same year, having cost a total of $110,000. The construction was a WPA project under the Roosevelt administration. In 1942 the rural dis- tricts were consolidated with the village school district, and Cohocton Union High School became Cohocton Central School. In 1952 two large addi- tions were made to the existing plant, at a cost of $250,000, containing classrooms, cafe- teria, shop, and locker rooms. Present school newly completed, September, 1934. (Photo by Wendal McWatters.) PRINCIPALS COHOCTON UNION HIGH SCHOOL BOARD OF EDUCATION PRESIDENTS SCHOOL DISTRICT COHOCTON CENTRAL SCHOOL NO. 5 T. F. Pangburn Angelo O. Tucker 1880-1881 1881 COHOCTON, NEW YORK Thomas Warner 1880-1885 C. S. Scott 1881-1885 F. M. Conley 1885-1887 Hiram Horton 1885-1887 Albertus Larrowe 1887-1891 Ralph A. Stewart 1887-1889 M. Leahy 1891-1892 George H. Guinnip 1889-1904 Peter J. Rocker 1892-1904 Robert L. Weaves 1904-1905 C. J. Mehlenbacher 1904-1906 George H. Guinnip 1905-1908 John C. Mattice 1906-1909 Clarence C. Rogers 1908-1910 Bert C. Brown 1909-1910 Earle E. Champ 1910-1917 A. L. Shults 1913-1917 H. M. Morse 1917-1919 C. M. Flint 1917-1918 Osmand G. Wall 1919-1923 Myron E. Rex 1918-1952 Elmer S. Mapes 1923-1924 Wendell Matthews 1952-1958 Carl W. Howland 1924-1939 Alice Rector 1958-1964 Edgar A. King 1939-1944 Victor Sick 1964- William S. Fisher Lawrence J. Dunn 1944-1960 1960- 8 WHO are the people of Cohocton Central School? They range from Senior to Kindergartner and from Principal to Custodian. They may be young, or they may be adult, but each and every one plays an important part in life at our school. 9 Lawrence J. Dunn, Principal; W. Merle Wheaton, Vice-Principal. PRINCIPALS PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE: WHO IS EDUCATED? According tothe dictionary, education is the act of imparting or acquiring knowledge through systematic instruction and train- ing. In our world today, we must be able to implement this with something more. We must deal honorably and reasonably with others, regardless of their status in society. Further, whatever the cir- cumstance, be it fortune or mis- fortune, we must bear the burden of life and not be spoiled by suc- cess or discouraged by failure. Socrates said: “Those who have a character which is in ac- cord, not with one of these things, but with all of them, are educated; possessed of all the virtues.” LAWRENCE J. DUNN BOARD OF EDUCATION 10 STANDING: Edwin Saxton, Norbert Kramer. SEATED: Myron Crouch, Dr. Gerald Hoover, Victor Sick, Mrs. Alice Rector. SCHOOL WORKERS SECRETARIES Mrs. Jeanette Strobel, Mrs. Alice Rector. CAFETERIA AIDES CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. C. Wheaton, Mrs. G. Bolster. Mrs. R. Folts, Mrs. M. Saxton, Mrs. M. Thorp. Mrs. M. Wagner, Mrs. R. Stone. BUS DRIVERS CUSTODIANS 11 R. Morse, Mrs. L. Fleishman, N. Sick, E. Fleishman, R. White. N. Deleo, Mrs. B. Jackson, A. Zeh. Absent, L. Drum. HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Robert Bussewitz English James Davis Mathematics Florence Feely Nurse Alfhilde Fisher Latin Business Pearl Gardner Psychologist % Helen Holroyd Martha Koby Home Economics Guidance Genevieve Lilly Science Donald Niver Driver Education Joseph Spas History Ellsworth Tripp Virginia Tripp Physical Education Music George Tripp Industrial Arts 12 i Esther Hemmer Eighth Grade Adah Wheaton Third Grade Janet Bake man Librarian GRADE FACULTY Merle Wheaton Seventh Grade Marian Gray Fifth Grade Lois Lasher Second Grade Doris Sick First Grade Ruth Lynch Dental Hygienist Julia Ryan Sixth Grade Zitella Wood Fourth Grade Rebecca Kramer First Second Gradt Emily Dickinson Kindergarten Linda Purdy Art 13 LARRY WISE La La Candy Sale 4 Junior Play 3 Junior Prom 3 Magazine Drive 4 Yearbook Staff 4 A.A. 1,2,3,4 Basketball 2 Soccer 2 JANET ROUNSVILLE Jan F.B.L.A. 2,3; Treasurer 3 F. H.A. 2 Totem Staff 2, 3 Yearbook Staff 3,4 Badminton 2, 3 Basketball 2,3 Bowling 2,3 G. A. A. 2, 3 Volleyball 3 CAROL MOSCHIANO Carol Chorus 1,2,3 Library Club 1,2, 3,4 Secy.-Treas. of Lib. Club 3 Vice-Pres, of Lib. Club 4 A.A. 1,2,3,4 JAMES FOLTS Jim Chorus 1,2,3,4 Class Vice-President 1 F.T.A. 3,4 Latin Club 2, 3,4 Library Club 1,2,3,4 National Honor Society 2,3,4; President 4 National Merit Semifinalist 4 Smoke Signals Staff 1,2, 3, 4 Smoke Signals Editor 3 Student Council 1,2,3, 4 Yearbook Editor 4 Basketball Soccer Scorekeeper 2, 3,4 14 RICHARD STANDISH Rick Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus'1,2, 3,4 Junior Play 3 Music Assoc. Pres. Baseball 2 Basketball 3,4 ELAINE WAGNER Jo Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 D. A. R. Award 4 F.T.A. 4 Girls State Delegate 3 Latin Club 2,3,4 Mic Club 2, 3, 4 Secy, of Class 4 Smoke Signals Staff 1,2, 3,4 Yearbook Sports Co-Editor 4 Student Council 4 Cheerleading 1,2, 3, 4 SUZANNE FLEISHMAN Suzy Chorus 1,2,3,4 F.T.A. 4 Latin Club 2,3,4 Library Club 1,2, 3, 4 News Rep. of Lib. Club 3,4 Junior Play 3 Junior Prom Attendant 3 Smoke Signals Staff 3, 4 A.A. 1,2,3,4 DOUGLAS HARMON Doug A. A. Vice-President 4 Library Club 1,2 Latin Club 2 Magazine Drive High Salesman 4 Baseball 1,2, 3, 4 Basketball 1,2, 3,4 Soccer 1,2, 3 Tennis 1 Volleyball 1,3,4 15 INES ELVIRA SAMPER ines Chorus 4 Exchange Student from Columbia 4 Smoke Signals Staff 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Intramural Sports 4 KAYE MEHLENBACHER Cookie Class President 3 Dairyland Sweetheart Rep. 3 Junior Play 3 Latin Club 3 Junior Prom Queen 3 Winter Carnival Queen 2 Science Club 1 Student Council 4 Yearbook Advertising Co-Ed. 4 A. A. 1,2, 3, 4 A. A. Secretary 4 Cheerleading 1,2, 3, 4 JOHN WILLIAMS El Candy Drive 4 Magazine Drive 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Science Club 1 Soccer 1 16 STEPHEN CROUCH Hesper Band 1,2, 3, 4 Boys State Delegate 3 Class President 2,4 Library Club 1 Music Assoc. Treas. 3 Student Council 3,4 Vice-Pres. ofS.C. 4 Yearbook Sports Co-Editor 4 A. A. President 4 Basketball 1,2, 3, 4 Soccer 1,2,3,4 JANE CONRAD Janie Chorus 1,2,3 Dramatics Club 1,2 Junior Play 3 Latin Club 2 Library Club 1,2, 3, 4 Science Club 1,2 Smoke Signals Staff 2, 3,4 Student Council 3, 4 Yearbook Activity Ed. 4 Yearbook Sales Mgr. 4 Cheerleading 1,2, 3,4 Intramural Sports 1,2, 3, 4 NORBERTA KRAMER Bertie Band 1,2,3,4 Class Treasurer 1,2,4 Junior Play 3 Music Assoc. Vice-Pres. 3 Yearbook Advertising Co-Ed. 4 Yearbook Business Mgr. 4 Cheerleading 1,2,3 Stosh 17 HELEN RUSSELL Helen Latin Club 3 Library Club 1,2,3,4 Junior Play 3 Junior Prom 3 Typing Contest at Alfred Univ. 4 MICH AE LA COSGROVE Mike Chorus 1,2,3,4 Exchange Student to Ecuador 3 FTA 2, 3,4 Latin Club 2,3,4 Mic Club 2, 3,4 National Honor Society 3,4 National Merit Letter of Com. 4 Smoke Signals Staff 1,2, 3,4 Student Council 1,2, 3, 4 Yearbook Assistant Ed. 4 Basketball Scorekeeper 3,4 Cheerleading 2 ROSE MARIE SIROIS Rosy Chorus 1,2,3,4 Class Secretary 2,3 County Speaking Contest 3 FTA 4 Latin Club 2,3,4 Mic Club 4 Science Club 1,2 Student Council 4 Regional Science Congress 3,4 Smoke Signals Staff 1,2, 3, 4 Yearbook Art Editor 4 Basketball Statistician 3, 4 ANDREA ALLISON Angie Chorus 1 FH A 1 Library Club 1,4 Cheerleading 2,4 Intramural Sports 3,4 Swimming Club 2 Yearbook Staff 4 MEMORIAM ROGER WILLIAMS 1945-1960 We shall always re- member him as a class- mate and friend. CLASS HISTORY In September of 1961 we entered our Freshman year, ready to commence high school studies and fund-raising activities. Our first dance, '’65 Goes Hawaiian,” in March, 1962, was complete with leis and palm trees, giving C.C.S. the atmosphere of a South Sea Isle. The class sold brownies at soccer games and candy at basketball games the fall and winter of our Sophomore season. The Country Ramblers furnished music for a “backwoods hoedown” in November, “Hillbilly Holiday.” “Spring Fever” hit the school in March with our second dance, a record hop. No Boys Allowed” was the title of our hit Junior play, on October 4, 1963, in which a bunch of boys crashed a female slumber party. In November the hens were out to catch them- selves roosters for the “Sadie Hawkins” Dance. The Class of 65 checked coats for the Dairymen's Dinner in January. On May 8, 1964, we danced to the Serenaders of Honeoye at our Junior Prom, “Moonlight and Roses.” In July and August of 1964 the class sold advertising space in the “Chieftain” totaling $1308. A busy senior year was opened with an “Oldies but Goodies” record hop in September. Next came the annual magazine drive, which netted a total of $1833, and a candy drive at Thanksgiving which brought in $725. All these activities were interspersed by difficult but exciting work on the yearbook, which was packed off to the publishers in March and received two months later. The culminating events of our school lives occurred in May and June, 1965. On May 20-24 we took our fabulous Senior trip to New York City and the World’s Fair, and on June 25 w,e reached the summit of graduation. CLINTON MANY “Clink” Band 1,2,3,4 Class Vice President 3,4 Exchange Student to Ecuador 3 Latin Club 2,3 Library Club 1,2,3,4 National Honor Society 3,4 Science Club 1,2 Baseball 2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,34 Ping Pong 2,4 Track 3,4 Volleyball 3 JUNIORS C. Allison J. Fleishman M. Isaac J. Perry D. Edmond C. Fairbro- ther S. Fleishman K. Burns R. Wheaton T. Carey K. Swisher J. Strobe1 E. Cragg J. Rogers L. Wray C. Mehlen- bacher E. Schneider D. Baker 20 SOPHOMORES S. Saxton B. Christian M. Peck J. McKeown K. Sick N. Sick M. Young J. Wagner A. Beasock J. Folts B. Drum 21 FRESHMEN T. Sick K. Hoag E. Schneider B. Crouch L. Mehlenba- cher G. Fair- br other R. Rogers R. Conrad B. Fleish- G. Mehlenbacher man 22 EIGHTH GRADE S. Moore M. Vogt S. Benson N. Zeh M. Wolcott M. Hickey T. Allison L. Wagner R. Dockstader J. Standish T. Carey E. Scrivener L. Kunz D. Alsheimer C. Robertson M. Schneider W. Waggoner J. Hoag D. Harter 23 SEVENTH GRADE J. Saxton T. Dockstader Absent: E. Klug M. Delio E. Edmond m D. Schwingel D. Brown R. Mehlenbacher D. Wise T. Bolton D. Lafler L. Fox R. Rogers L. Brown G. Fleishman m V. D. Avery G. Drum D. Zeh V. Sick S. Wray L. Klug G. Drum D. Kanaval 24 SIXTH GRADE D. Conrad V. Avery C. Wolcott J. Sick K. Coy R. Swisher S. Hoover B. Burns T. Allison S. Hoag T. Cragg E. Young G. Mullikin S. Wallace M. Rawleigh V. Kuhn W. Hamilton H. Waggner C. Goranson M. Schneider R. Polmanteer B. Fleishman N. Carey F. Benson H. Schneider J. Kunz T. Kiefer J. Gilman J. Hart 25 FIFTH GRADE D. Harter R. Hagadone F. Williams N. Sauerbier V L. Allison J. Rawleigh SL J. Young D. Quanz C. Robertson R. Sick - Jk k J. Wyatt S. Deleo R. Dockstader K. Scrivner D. Mehlenbacher S. Kelly K. Allison M. Smalt J. McDowell C. Drum L. Sick J. Wagner B. Wolcott R. Schwingel L. Deleo S. Azzi 26 FOURTH GRADE D. Sick L. Harter A. Wilcox P. Miller G. Gross B. Fleishman J. Slayton D. Gilman ■ J. Edmond D. Hamilton D. Mullikin S. Hickey W. Dunning L. Mehlenbacher J. Klug A. Wheaton D. Fairbrother J. Wray T. Gilman fS S. Schneider J. Sabins E. Young 27 THIRD GRADE P. Rock W. Fleishman S. Wallace S. Peck ■ 0 7 D. Reynolds B. Mehlenbacher K. Kunz T. Shaver C. Benson R. Wise H. Hart D. Wilcox D. Dye G. Kiefer L. Hagadone T. Miller D. Parks J. Dunn £ M. Cary E. Kuhn 28 SECOND GRADE L. Lippincott T. Schutz D. Wager D. Sabins M. Kiefer M. Kunz W. Carey D. Wood K. Schwingel C. Drum T. Miller L. Young T. Hamilton G. Klug D. Larsen N. Brooks A. Cragg C. Gross M. Sprague J. Rawleigh H. Sabins R. Jackson FIRST % SECOND GRADE R. Bolton B. Conrad $ T. Wilson 1? D. Swisher R. Snyder L. Francis D. Sick M. Brooks L. Fox 30 FIRST GRADE W. Reynolds J. Edmond M. Rock D. Brooks T. Jocken K. Brown A. Waite T. Wray E. Fleishman A. Young J. Carey S. Wheaton S. Rouns ville M. Fairbrother R. Young C. Wilson 31 KINDERGARTEN S. Quanz R. Fairbrother C. Dunn P. Sick S. Rawleigh D. Strobel id m M. Wray T. Sick J. Deleo C. Crouch D. Sabins D. Zurlick G. Azzi T. Miller D. McDougall N. Lippencott A. Spraque L. Dockstader C. Shaver D. Slayton 0 $ w-k R. Zimmer J. Wagner M. Klug 6 C. Schneider F. Gillman S. Carey 0 I 32 J. Fairbrother K. Frey WHEN WHY Sos.i55£ cipate in extra-curricular activities? They would not manage to sand- wich them in among classes, duties at home, and long hours of home- work if something were not to be gained. Student government, class activities, publications, band, chorus, and athletic teams all provide opportunities to become a well-rounded citizen. 33 OFFICERS TOP ROW:N.R. S. Dispenza; Adv. Mr. Dunn; Sgt. -at-Arms R. Wheaton; Treas. C. Edmond. BOTTOM ROW: Sec. J. Conrad; Pres. D. Harmon; Vice-Pres. S. Crouch. STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED: J. Folts, J. Conrad, S. Crouch, D. Harmon, C. Edmond, E. Wagner, R. Wheaton. STANDING: K. Mehlenbacher, R. Mehlenbacher, T. Sick, J. Folts, S. Dispenza, M. Cosgrove, T. Carey. ABSENT: R. Sirois, B. Wolcott. MIC CLUB E. Wagner, K. Burns, M. Cos- grove, J. Folts, R. Sirois, M. Hoover. ABSENT: T. Carey. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 35 C. Fairbrother, J. Folts; Treas. C. Many; Pres. J. Folts; Adv. Mr. Tripp; Secy. M. Cosgrove; Vice-Pres. M. Isaac; M. Hoover, C. Mehlenbacher. LATIN CLUB TOP ROW: Perseus, Quintus, Marcus, Vesta, Consul Lucius, Anna, Terentius, Clara, Tiberius, Sextus, Albius, Valerius. BOTTOM ROW: Lesbia, Ariadne, Laeca, Icarus, Marius, Tar- quinius, Publius. ABSENT: Secunda, Veturia, Manilius, Laelia, Livia, Hortensia, Tuccia, Iulia, Fannia, Lucretia, Cinna, Corn- elia, Papirius, Gaius, Rhea, Fabius. SMOKE SIGNALS STAFF TOP ROW; S. Fleishman, M. Young, S. Dispenza, E. Wagner, B. Drum, J. Wagner, E. Cragg, J. Fleishman, R. Sirois. MIDDLE ROW: M. Cosgrove, I. Samper, M. Isaac, C. Mehlenbacher, D. Edmond, K. Burns. BOTTOM ROW: Editor T. Carey; C. Fairbrother, R. Wheaton, G. Snyder, C. Many, J. Folts. 36 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA TOP ROW: Adv. Mr. Spas. C. Fairbrother, Vice-Pres. K. Burns, Adv. Mrs. Sick, M. Young, D. Edmond, Treas. M. Isaac, Secy. M. Hoover, J. Folts, Adv. Mr. Bussewitz. BOT- TOM ROW: R. Sirois, S. C. Rep. E. Wagner; Pres. M. Cos- grove; S. Fleishman. LIBRARY CLUB TOP ROW- A. Beasock, S. Snyder, Treas. K. Hoag, Pres. C. Many, J. Folts, J. Folts, Secy. M. Hoover, C. Mehlenbacher, N.R. M. Young, Adv. Mrs. Bake- man. BOTTOM ROW: R. Conrad, A. Allison, J. Avery, C. Edmond, N.R. S. Fleishman, S. C. Rep. J. Conrad, L. Wray, Vice-Pres. C. Moschiano. 37 SENIOR BAND CLARINETS J. Wagner M. Young M. Hoover S. Fleishman C. Robertson C. Mehlenbacher M. Isaac D. Harter S. Moore S. Wallace R. Mehlenbacher FLUTES N. Zeh D. Fleishman L. Fox SAXOPHONES K. Burns G. Fairbrother D. Schwingel BASS CLARINET N. Kramer DRUM MAJOR B. Crouch DIRECTOR Mrs. Tripp JUNIOR BAND TRUMPETS B. Harter G. Drum D. Sick T. Kiefer T. Dockstader L. Kunz M. Parks S. Crouch E. Wagner BELLS J. Saxton FRENCH HORN D. Many BARITONE J. Folts TROMBONES S. Smalt R. Fleishman C. Many CYMBALS D. Folts DRUMS R. Parks S. Sick B. Wheaton R. Standish MAJORETTES D. Alsheimer C. Edmond S. Dunn B. Zimmer S. Benson K. Sick COLOR GUARDS E. Cragg B. Drum A. Mehlenbacher BOTTOM ROW: D. Kanaval, V. Kuhn, D. Miller, S. Azzi. MIDDLE ROW: S. Hoo- ver, M. Smalt, C. Benson, R. Sick, J. Wagner. TOP ROW: M. Wolcott, C. Drum, G. Fairbrother, B. Fleishman. 38 SENIOR CHORUS SOPRANOS BOTTOM ROW: R. Conrad B. Wolcott R. Mehlenbacher L. Fox J. Saxton J. Swisher SECOND ROW: J. Wagner S. Dunn L. Delio K. Hoag THIRD ROW: D. Baker S. Robertson L. Wagner L. Klug E. Wagner FOURTH ROW: A. Mehlenbacher S. Wise M. Schneider C. Mehlenbacher M. Isaac BARITONES BOTTOM ROW: T. Dockstader D. Wise SECOND ROW: J. Folts D. Many D. Zeh J. Standish M. Parks THIRD ROW: R. Standish R. Swisher R. Parks J. Folts S. Smalt DIRECTOR Mrs. Tripp MUSIC OFFICERS ALTOS SECOND SOPRANOS BOTTOM ROW: M. Deleo S. Benson D. Alsheimer N. Zeh E. Klug SECOND ROW: S. Fleishman J. Fleishman M. Hoover M. Young D. Schwingel THIRD ROW: B. Drum K. Sick K. Burns E. Schneider M. Cosgrove FOURTH ROW: I. Samper S. Wise E. Cragg K. Kelly M. Vogt LEFT TO RIGHT: Vice-Pres. K. Sick; Pres. R. Standish; S.C. Rep. M. Cosgrove; Secy.-Treas. C. Mehlenbacher. 39 BASEBALL 1964 LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Burke, C. McKeown, D. Harmon, R. Parks, D. Edmond, J. Perry, E. Wetmiller, G. Christie, C. Many, J. Strobel, F. Kramer, C. Fair- brother. Coach Tripp. Managers: M. Parks, D. Polmanteer, J. Hoag. FIRST COUNTY D” TRACK MEET 40 SOCCER TOP ROW, Left to Right: R. Mann, Man- ager, Coach Tripp, J. Zurlick, F. Kram- er, S. Crouch, J. Strobel, J. Perry, D. Edmond, R. Parks, B. Christian, D. Sny- der, T. Kiefer, Manager. BOTTOM ROW: L. Mehlenbacher, T. Sick, D. Go- ranson, T. Burke, G. Snyder, C. Fair- brother, G. Fairbrother, S. Saxton, T. Schubmehl, J. Quanz, J. Gilman, Manag- er. THIRD ROW: T. Carey, most valu- able and most improved player. Now, Seniors, This is it! ! This is absolutely the last autograph! We could have played all night! 4 VARSITY BASKETBALL LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Tripp, T. Carey, K. Swisher, S. Crouch, J. Strobel, J. Perry, R. Standish, D. Edmond, R. Wheaton, F. Kramer, D. Harmon; Managers: P. Wolcott, S. Smalt, M. Parks. Dan Fran Ron INDIANS ON THE WARPATH! Jim Joe 42 Steve JV BASKETBALL LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Quanz, D. Goranson, G. Sny- der, E. Schneider, J. Folts, Coach Davis, R. Parks, C. Fairbrother, T. Burke, T. Sick, J. Cos- grove, Managers: T. Kiefer, D. Polmateer. Coach Davis throws it up for the boys: Jeff, Jim, Gary. 43 Dave, S., Ed, Tom VARSITY CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Conrad, C. Alli- son, E. Wagner, K. Burns, M. Hoover, K. Mehlenbacher. Our Mascot, BIG CHIEF, HERE THEY COME! Thanks to Mrs. Mary Wagner 44 VA VA VARSITY! Anyone for CUT-OUTS? J.V. CHEERLEADERS PUT IT IN --SINK IT! LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Edmond, B. Drum, C. Mehlenbacher, A. Allison, B. Crouch; Substi- tute: K. Sick. ATHLETIC OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Tripp, Secy. K. Mehlenbacher; Pres. S. Crouch; Vice- Pres. D. Harmon; Winter Carnival Chmn. C. Fairbrother. ABSENT: M. Zeh. 45 EXCHANGE STUDENTS Michaela Cosgrove, to Cuertca, Ecuador; Ines Elvira Samper, from Bogota, Colombia; Hugo Alfredo Alvarez, from Guayaquil, Ecuador; Luz Teresa Carrazo- la, from Valparaiso, Chile; Clinton Many, to Guayaquil, Equador. In 1961 a local chapter of the Inter- national Fellowship was formed in Cohoc- ton. By this summer ten Cohocton stu- dents will have journeyed to South and Cen- tral America, and thirteen Latin Ameri- cans will have stayed in Cohocton. In July Ronald Wheaton will go to Peru, and Elaine Cragg to Costa Rica, both coun- tries not previously involved in’the Cohoc- ton exchange program. 46 MOONLIGHT AND ROSES” JUNIOR PROM MAY 8, 1964 . . . music by the Serenaders of Honeoye, New York . . . . . . the Royal Family . . . . . . Royalty . . . Queen Kaye Mehlen- bacher, King Steven Crouch, First Attend- ant Norberta Kramer, Second Attendant Suzanne Fleishman. . . . we danced . . . 47 . . and danced . . . . but we all must eat! GHOUL’S GATHERING NOVEMBER 13, 1964 THEY WENT THATAWAY” TOP ROW: Waxy, Tom; Slug, Joe; Sher- iff Jackoon, Clair; Elmira, Elaine; Lil, Marie; Joe Chuckwagon, Jim; Princess One-Blossom, Kathy Jo; Stage Hand, Dan; Prompter, Elaine. BOTTOM ROW: Prompter, Shirley; Charlotte, Cathy; Freddy, Ron; Sue, Julia. 48 'The Big Bite CENA LATINA PRIDIE IDUS MARTIUS LATIN BANQUET MARCH 14, 1964 Latini prandentes. Cibum optimati- bus a servis servitur. (Latins lunching.) Food is served to the patric- ians by the slaves.) Magistra Piscator: Perveni salem allium, sis. (Mrs. Fisher: Pass the garlic salt, please. ) CHRISTMAS OPERETTA DECEMBER 16, 1964 THE TWELVE DAYS OF CHRISTMAS” Nine maids a-milking. The cast, with the pear tree and partridge in background. 49 TOTEM POLE Have one for the road, Ines! Marie tackles the hydrogen sulfide-- the rotten eggs, that is! I dreamed I was taking a bow, when suddenly....... 50 They've got a new dance... . The Fly! Self-Portrait Those boisterous under- classmen ! My group has 37% fewer cavities.1 51 Who turned us off? Steve Crouch and Elaine Cragg reign as King and Queen over the 1965 Carnival. 1965 WINTER CARNIVAL FEB. 6-13, 1965 Saturday: Coach Tripp's famous ski-doo. 52 Monday: THAT WAS THE WEEK THAT IT WASN'T WINTER! INTRA MURAL BASKETBALL The Squaws are warming up! ? The Senior STRIPPERS! 3 -- ! SO Con V i I The Senior girls vs. the Junior girls in the championship game. The game was rough- er than the boys'! ! ! ! ! 53 The Senior boys vs. the Junior boys in their champ- ionship game. They played a good, clean game. ’64 OWLS TOURNEY Honeoye-Wyoming Consolation Game. Honeoye winning, 50-45. DECEMBER 29-30, 1964 Most Valuable Play- er: John Manning, Lima. Cohocton-Lima Championship Game, Lima winning, 94-74. Team Captain Steve Crouch accepts second-place trophy for Cohoctonfrom MC Bob White of Wayland. The sixth annual OWLS Basket- ball Tournament was played at Cohoc- ton on December 29 and 30, 1964. This holiday tourney was one of the first in the area, and is hosted on a rotating basis by participating schools. All-Star Team: M. Bruckel, Lima; J. Reck- tenwald, Lima; M. Johnston, Honeoye; D. Edmond, Cohocton; T. Ridall, Wyoming, F. Kramer, Cohocton. 54 % I I I I I 1 was the 1965 Chieftain made jL X 1 J 1 1 t ▼ possible? It was made possible by the generous support of village and area merchants. The small businessman is vital to our nation's economy: patronize him. 55 Compliments of MOORE COTTRELL Subscription Agency North Cohocton New York Compliments of Compliments of VAN SCOTER SON ARMSTRONG BROS., INC. Phone PA 8-5531 or PA 8-8360 Ma rketee rs Sinclair Petroleum Products Phone PA 8-2321 Wayland New York Wayland New York V— FOOD Compliments of Compliments of RECHI CHI MOTORS 309 West Morris Street THE BIG ELMS Bath, New York Horne 1 1 New York 56 Congratulations to the Class of '65 LE BARRON'S Phone 3821 Cohocton New York CURLS ON THE CORNER Betty Young - Operator Warner Avenue Phone 384-5120 Cohocton B £ A V T New York Congratulations Class of 1965 BLUE GOOSE RESTAURANT AND GRILL Way 1 and KETCHDALE DAIRY Wholesale Milk and Eggs Avoca 2210 or 2369 Cohocton New York New York Compliments of LARROWE MILLS INC. Larrowe's Buckwheat Pioneer Pancake Products Mixes 57 Cohocton New York BOB'S BARBER SHOP Open 9 a.m.-8 p.m. Closed Monday 15 Maple Avenue Compliments of FRANKLIN FURNITURE COMPANY 120 Main Street Cohocton, New York Horne 11 HOME. New York Compliments of NAPLES UPHOLSTERY Main Street Naples New York Compliments of LA PI ANA'S SHOE STORE Horne 11 New York Who is SHE? Compliments of BROOKS IDE MOTEL On Route 15 Cohocton New York W.T. GRANT CO. Dansv i 11e New York Compliments of BARB'S BEAUTY SHOP Barb Rex Operator North Cohocton New York Phone 534-5180 RAY'S SERVICE STATION Atlanta New York Compliments of SHIRLEY'S RESTAURANT Avoca New York For A Better Deal HORNELL TRAILER SALES, INC. Arkport Road Hornel1 New York Phone 324-0533 Midge Smith Jerry Hooker For The Best in Value And Service PECK APPLIANCE 151-153 Main Street Horne 11, New York Dial 324-1951 Major Household Appliances Maytag and General Electric 58 WAYLAND BAKERY Best W i shes to you Graduates Compliments of C. E. HILL AGENCY Way1 and New York Phone PA 8-4474 D. A. DON N. ALLEN Funeral Home and Furniture Phone 4401 Compliments of HOWARD L. SMITH AGENCY DRUM'S FLOWERS Phone General Insurance Atlanta Naples 384-5410 MARGESON Compliments of Buy-Sel1-Truck Hay And Straw Avoca, New York CRAGG'S REAL ESTATES Cohocton New York Phone Avoca 2302 JUDY'S BEAUTY-ETTE 20 Grant Street Compliments of We'll see you there, For the latest in Cutt ing and sty 1i ng The hairl WENDAL MCWATTERS INSURANCE AGENCY 16 Rosencrans Street Avoca Compliments of RONNIE'S ATLANTIC SERVICE Bath New York Cohocton New York New York THEODORE R. NOBLE REALTOR 01 iver Street Avoca, New York Compliments of SECURITY TRUST COMPANY OF ROCHESTER Naples Office Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporat ion j9 M. L. Smith BOWES SEAL FAST BARDAHL LLOYD L. KENNEDY JEWELER Zen i th Hear i ng A ids 139 Main St. Dansv i11e New York MOUNTAIN VIEW INN Eleanor Courtney Atlanta, New York What now? Compliments of Compliments of WHITE DEER MOTEL Route 15 FLEISHMAN'S SUNDRIES Vince Kuhn - Proprietor Cohocton New York Cohocton New York BOWLAWAY LAND LOOHN’S CLEANERS AND LAUNDERERS 10 Modern Lanes Restaurant --- Air Conditioned 450 Canisteo Street Phone 324-1360 Horne 11 New York r Way 1 and New York 60 ELSENHEIMER CHEVROLET INC. Arkport Road BILL’S COUNTRY STORE (Carl Robertson Bill Larsen) Hornel1 New York Phone 384-9901 Cohocton New York BETTY CARL FLICKNER 16 Chestnut Street D G CO-OP G. L. F. SERVICE, INC. Sleeping Rooms Private Entrance Phone 584-W Dansville New York Dansv i 11e New York Compliments of ZIMMERMAN INSURANCE AGENCY 10 South Main Way1 and New York Compliments of WISE DAIRY Cohocton New York RALPH L. ROBINSON Watchmaker Jeweler 8 W. Steuben St. Bath New York Compliments of DR. F. W. FEELY Avoca New York 61 Compl imerits of N. H. RICHMOND INC. Your Chevrolet Oldsmobile Dealer DUTCH'S RESTAURANT Compl iments of BONADONNA’S MARKET AND Bath GASETERIA Way 1 and New York 62 A.H. WILCOX AND SON Congratu1 at ions of Bill Thompson METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Lumber Building Mater ials Hardware Cohocton New York Compliments of NAPLES LEGAL BEVERAGE STORE A. C. Mann Naples New York We Call For And Deliver COHOCTON ESSO Farm T i re Serv i ce Minor Reapirs Accessories Batteries Tires Phone 384-9900 Cohocton NeW Look Ahead With Securi ty SECURITY TRUST COMPANY Bath New York Compl iments of THE STYLE CENTER Cohocton New York 63 Congratulations To the Class of '65 MARIE’S COHOCTON HOTEL Phone 384-5123 Maple Avenue Cohocton New York Compliments of HARTWELL COMPANY Phone STANTON FUNERAL HOME Compliments of 534-5910 Atlanta Way1 and New York ERDELL SHOPPE New York Avoca New York Compliments of Compliments Compliments of MOLLY'S DINER of WAYLAND DRIVE-IN CURL, COLOR CLIP BEAUTY SALON Bath New York On Route 15 Wayland New York Thelma Hoag Operator 15 Larrowe Street Cohocton New York 64 Compliments of BOB'S YANNIE JEWELERS GRILL Cohocton New York Keepsake Dealer Way 1 and New York Compliments of W. W. CAPRON S- SONS, INC. Way land New Ydrk squAPEcmocm GUY BENNETT'S BUICK CORP. Compliments of Compliments of Go First Class... Go '65 Buick WOOD-MAR MART SALLY'S FROCKS New York Avoca New York Lad i es Ready-to-Wear Bath New York A.P. HOEFFNER’S SONS Potter Hill Potatoes Cohocton 65 New York WILCOX MUSIC CENTER Conn Lowrey Organs Dans-Mt. Morris Road Dansville, New York SPENCER'S SINCLAIR Way 1 and New York Phone PA 8-2661 Phones 1131, 788J String, Wind, And Percussion Instruments Compliments of BATH BOOK STORE John S. St ilwel1 Propr ietor Congratulat ions and Best W i shes to the Class of 1965 COHOCTON SERVICE CLUB Bath New York HITCHCOCK'S PHARMACY Compliments of Fresh Fanny Farmer Candy M. COHN SONS Greeting Cards Ice Cream Prescr i pt ion Toilet Goods Way 1 and New York Outfitters for Men, Women Children Bath, New York Branch Store, Hammondsport Compliments of HAMMOND RED WHITE Spr i ngwater New York CLARK SEED FARMS OF AVOCA Phone Warehouse Avoca 633-2 Farm Cohocton 3 5-8 Cohocton New York Compliments of FAIRBROTHER'S ATLANTIC ' I don't like that one, Steve! 66 Bottle Gas Water Heaters Kitchen Heaters Space Heaters EVANS GAS SERVICE Compliments of Division of Bradford Gasoline Co. J. F. Beckerman Manager Phone 8-A071 Way 1 and New York KEN'S SPORTING GOODS 28 Fulton Street Dansv i 1 Ie Compliments of RICHCRAFT INN Cohocton New York Compliments of FERGUSON'S DRESS SHOP Dansv i 1le New York They're MY dice! Compliments of ALYCE STYLE SHOP Birdie Shorty at the Rocks Compliments of Junior Petite Junior M i sses Half Size Apparel Dansv i 11e New York POAGS HOLE Dansv i 1le New York RESTAURANT EDITH STROBEL Cohocton New York Compliments of Roger Bill AVOCA REXALL PHARMACY TEXACO SERVICE Jack Fervan, Prop. New York Phone PA 8-7281 Way land New York Avoca New Used Bicycles Sold and Bicycles Repaired at Minimum Costs at EDMOND'S BICYCLE SHOP Cohocton New York SMITH'S BAR RESTAURANT Propr ietor Ernest Stever 17 Liberty Street Bath New York Compliments of HUBBARD'S DAIRY Avoca New York a 3 5= MURPHY'S 1 Complete Floor Devoted to Records Classic Pop 45 Liberty Street Bath New York AGWAY Feeds Seeds Fert i 1i zers Farm Lawn Suppl ies Phone Avoca 2431 Avoca New York Compliments of GERALD MOORE Cohocton New York Red Potatoes Compliments of BROWN'S AUTO SALES L. R. Brown Prop. Cohocton New York LARRY PARTRIDGE GARAGE Used Cars Auto Repa i rs Phone 2391 Avoca New York Compliments of CLYMO'S RED WHITE FOOD STORE Phone Avoca 6439 Wallace New York Best W i shes to The Class of 1965 THE FORKS MOTEL Way 1 and New York BOB IRVES SUPER DUPER One Stop Food Store 68 Compliments of LINDSEY'S ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION Goodyear Tires And Batteries Lubrication Wash Phone PA 8-748) Wayland, New York Compliments of CHAT-A-WYLE Homemade P i es And Pastry 28 Liberty Street Ba th New York Compliments of ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK Atlanta New York DEERSKIN By Dinzler Edward J. Dinzler Naples 374-6370 South Main St. Nap 1es New York Compliments of BATH-AVOCA CO-OP AGWAY SERVICE Feed-Seed-Fert i 1i zer And All Farm Supplies Phone - Bath PR 6-3941 Avoca 2431 Bath, New York Formerly GLF HORNELL AUTO SUPPLY 58 Broadway Phone Area Code 607 324-2302 Hornel1 New York Congratulat ions to The Senior Class F rom HOTEL DANSVILLE Phone 90 MR. MRS. GEORGE MC KINLEY Dansv i 11e New York Compliments of C. R. BORING HARDWARE Electrical PIumb i ng-Heat i ng Appii ances Atlanta,New York KETCH-KREST DAIRY STORE Dairy Products Ice Cream Kanona Rd. Bath New York Compliments of OXX'S T. V. Appii ances Hi-Fi Wayland New York ACHIEVEMENT Your new diploma identifies you as an ach i ever. Now you have the admission ticket to your most exciting and challenging adventures. Your graduation also places in your path more challenges and more choices than you have ever faced. How you meet these challenges and how you make your choices determines not only the shape of your life, but also the future of your community, your country and your world. Corning Glass Works congratulates you upon this latest achievement and wishes you suc- cess with your future. CORNING GLASS WORKS KANAVAL BROTHERS LUMBER COMPANY Dealers in Logs, Lumber and Slabwood Phone 384-5176 Cohocton New York Cornell University Band Day, Sept. 26, 1964. C.C.S. Band is at bottom of V . 7! GRANDVIEW DAIRY STORE MIUC'CREAM Milk Cottage Cheese Half Half Butter Heavy Cream Fruit Drinks Beep Chocolate Drink Sour Cream Cohocton New York Compliments of NEW COTTAGE INN HOTEL Prop. Al Ted Woloszyn Main St. Cohocton New York YOU MUST BC SATISFItO Compliments of BROWN'S CABLE SERVICE Cohocton New York Repairs THE JOHN H. POTTER CO., INC. Duplicating Products Rochester New York 47 Gibbs Street Phone 546-2284 Compliments of STAN'S GARAGE North Cohocton New York 72 Best of Luck to The Class of 1965 VAN PATTON PLUMBING AND HEATING goALirp e AND c £s vtcS I Way 1 and New York HORNBECK OPTICIANS, INC. 7 Park Street Be Wise-Take Good Care of Your Eyes Hornel1 New York Compliments of BOYD'S SHOE STORE 176 Main Street Dansville New York Naples WIDMER New York Get-The-Best- Get-Seal test SEALTEST FOODS DIVISION A8 Pine Street Horne 11 New York £uXn?£) AND Compliments of Compliments of JACOBS BROS. SHEPPARD VAN PATTON Hornel1, New York FUNERAL HOME Home of Pro-tec-tiv Shoes Rocco Bottoni Mark Lucas 73 QUALITY SCHOOL PLAN, INC. Congratulations to the Class of '65 for their wonderful success in their magaz ine dr ive. Congratulations To The Class of '65 BOB’S AND RUTH'S THE VINEYARD The Best In Food Naples New York Best Wishes To The Class of 1965 EPSO BEVERAGES, INC. 75 Horne 11 New York VAN PATTON EXCHANGE Rent A Typewriter Adding Machine Musical Instruments Phone Avoca 2135 New York Compliments of BOB Zr IRV'S Super Duper Main Street Naples, N. Y. DONTv FORGET 7 H 'i V BOGG’S Compliments of MANUFACTURING CORPORATION HAYWARD TV Sales Service South Ma i n Street Naples New York NAPLES PRODUCE FRUIT MARKET Corner of Main Clark Streets Naples New York 76 Phone 53 -5310 Atlanta New York SAVINGS! SERVICE! North Hornel1 PAUL’S WHOLESALE Phone 324-1810 New York Candy, Cigars, Cigarettes Mustard, Catsup, Mayonnaise, Paper Plates Plastic Spoons-Hot Cold Cups AUTHORIZED DISTRIBUTOR for Hires Root Beer and Coca Cola Syrup Compliments of BANK OF AVOCA Avoca New York BRAE BURN RECREATION, INC. Completely Air Conditioned 20 Bowling Lanes Public Golf Course Complete Facilities for Wedding Receptions Private Parties Friday Specialty-Fish Fry - Saturday Buffet- 5 P.M. to 9 P.M. Saturday Night Dancing Orchestra 9 to 1 Snack Bar Pro Shop BRAE BURN Western New York's Newest Recreation Center Knox Street Phone 1420 77 Dansv H1e New York Jel1-o Gelatin Puddings W i se Potato Chips Horne 11 NIFDA” Brand Quality School Lunch Foods Phone 324-4955 New York Compliments of EDMOND’S APPLIANCE % HARDWARE Cohocton New York MURRAY STEVENS 38-42 Broadway 78 Hornel1 New York Compl iments of Compliments of A. MC HENRY CO. CAMEO SHOP Quali ty Jewelers Everything in Ladies' And For Over A Century! Chi 1dren's Apparel 106 Main Street Main Screet Hornell Hornel1 New York BABBIN AND HARMON SEED POTATOES NIAGARA CHEMICALS Phones: 53 -5211, 5212, 5213 At Ianta New York Best W i shes From DUNN'S---DEPENDABLE DRUGS Main Broadway Hornell, N. Y. Phone 32A-3355 Compliments of ROGERS TENBROOK Watch us stamp your prescription number--if it ends in 50 or dou- ble zero, we will fill it the first time FREE- --Regardless of Cost. Quali ty Lumber Building Supplies Wayland New York 79 Compliments of DR. ERNEST P. SMITH, M.D. Bath New York Compliments of m ROBERT A. MEHLENBACHER General Trucking Glenburn Coal Agency w Cohocton New York Your Home Town Independent Bank COHOCTON STATE BANK Compliments of E.M. POTATO COMPANY Avoca New York ) 1 y V FOOD MART RHODES BROS. Truck Brokers Phone 53 -5169 Atlanta New York 81 Compl imerits of JOHN H. HOFFMAN Piano Tuning and Repa i r i ng Avoca New York ORVIS JEWELERS Fred Orvis, Owner Keepsake Diamonds Watches Guaranteed Up To 3 Years 20 Liberty Street Bath New York It's OK to Owe Orv i s VITAMIN O Compliments of PARKS DAIRY Atlanta 534-51 2 Way1 and New York Compliments of AVOCA HOTEL Avoca New York WATKINS SPORTING GOODS Phone 568-8277 Sporting Goods Jack Gage KI 67-311 Burdel1 Compliments of FLE I SHMAN-WITTER, INC. New York Cohocton New York Compliments of VINCE KUHN General Excavating Cohocton New York Compliments of KEUKA DRY CLEANERS LAUNDERERS Your Friendly Cleaner Penn Yan New York Compliments of BON-TON SHOE STORE Frances Becker Prop. Shoes For The Whole Family Way1 and New York Compliments of MAIN STREET FLORIST F1owers For Al1 Occas i ons Way1 and New York Compliments of UP-TO-DATE CLEANERS Dansv i 11e New York Compliments of BALCOM RECORD SHOP Classical Popular Records - Al1 Speeds Phone 123 Dansv i 11e New York 82 Compliments of JACK'S SPORTING GOODS Horne 11, New York Emerson Best Wishes To The Seniors Compliments of Motorola Ouderk i rk-Cragg Sales Service Unit No. 805 DR. DONALD TELEVISION CENTER AMERICAN R. DOLAN AUXILIARY 11 So. Main St. Phone-6492 Cohocton Wayland, New York Avoca, New York New York Compliments of BROWN'S DRIVE IN Propr i etors Luc i 11e Brown Lawrence Brown Phone 384-5480 Cohocton, New York Compliments of SINCLAIR STATION NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Goodyear Tire Compliments of Roy W. Z immer Robert Rowen HOTEL HORNELL Wayland New York Kanona Road Bath New York Hornel1, New York COHOCTON VALLEY GARAGE, INC. New And Used Farm Machinery Parts And Service Car And Truck Repairs And Inspection Phone 384-5170 Cohocton New York 83 Compliments of NAPLES PHARMACY AND WESTERN AUTO Opened Daily 8:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday 8:30 to 1 p.m. Phone 37 -2080 Naples New York Compliments of JACOB BOOS FARMS 84 Cohocton New York Compliments of KNAPP'S RED WHITE Phone 53 -5110 Atlanta, New York Compliments of KELLY BROS. NURSERIES INC. Dansv i11e New York Compliments of RAINBOW DR IVE-IN Arkport Road Compliments of MATT ICE JEWELRY GIFT SHOP Cohocton Roses-Trees Shrubs-Fru i ts Horne 11 New York New York Chieftain Photography 1 ■ —JL ll 1 ieqyi l 0 STUDIO Bath New York Compliments of SUPREME DAIRY BAR REESE OTTO J. SWIFT WAGNER, INC. GEORGE G. JACOBS All K i nds of SERVICE Hoagies Sundaes STATION Walter P. Wagner, Jeweler And Sodas Webbs Crossings Diamond Merchant All Kinds of Kanona New York Expert Watch Dunkirk Ice Cream R.F.D. 2 Jewelry Repa i r i ng Hornel1 33 Seneca Street New York 22 Liberty Street Horne 11 Bath New York New York 9 85 Service Anytime, Anywhere BAIRD FUNERAL HOME Oxygen Equipped Phone PA 8-2821 Ambulance It Pleases Baird's To Please You Way 1 and New York CASTLE'S SHOE STORE Compliments of GLODNEY’S H AND E MARKET HUNT'S MARKET Bath New York The Finest In Avoca New York Meats, Groceries, Produce Phone 384-5950 Compliments of Compliments of Cohocton New York RUTH'S BEAUTY SALON BROWNELL INSURANCE AGENCY -3� Cohocton New York ELWELL FORD, INC. Ford, Mercury, Comet Ford Trucks Open Every Night Until 9 P.M. Phone Wayland PA 8-8400 Wayland New y0rk 86 Compliments of C WILKIN’S USED CARS New and Qua 1i ty Used Cars Over The Overhead Horne I 1, New York Odor Removal Serv i ce Compliments AIRKEM SERVICE of Compliments of SALES KEIFER MILLING J. E. PADDOCK A67 McKinley Ave. D V M Hornel1, New York Bath KEIFER MILLING New York A i r Cond i t ioned Compliments In Bath, N. Y., of It's Fashions By Cohocton New York MC DONOUGH'S IGA FOSTER'S Bath Of Coursel New York Bath New York Rt. 15 West of Bath m K Compliments of RAY’S SINCLAIR SERVICE Cohocton New York SERUICE 87 Ready Mixed Concrete And Concrete Blocks Cohocton New York Concrete IlEAHY MINEI� Compliments of Compliments of JUDY'S BEAUTY SHOP Cohocton New York 88 COHOCTON FIRE DEPARTMENT Phone 384-5151 Compl imerits of KOSKiE MUSIC COMPANY RUTH'S BEAUTY Compl imerits of ORR' S SHOE STORE Corner Liberty Steuben Street Bath New York Musi ca1 I nst ruments Records Sheet Music Phone 324-40933 127 Main Street Hornel1 New York SHOP Wa11 ace New York WAYLAND CLEANERS LUDLAMS SPORTING GOODS Way I and New York CANASERAGA BUSINESS MACHINES HOFFMAN FARM Sa1 es-Service-Renta 1s-Suppi ies Phone Area Code 607 -- 545-8893 Seeds, Funks Seed Corn Registered Holstein Smith Corona Typewriters Adding Machines Gray Audograph Dictators and Canaserga New York Brown Swiss Catt1e For Better Beef Compliments of Raise Black Angus Cattle WARD BAKER Lake Hoi low Road ED HART'S GUN SHOP Cohocton New York Cohocton, New York THE DILDINE PHARMACY Jas. C. Dildine, P rop. 3 Liberty Street Phone PR 6-4642 Bath New York Comp Ii ments of DR. FORREST E. WATSON Chi ropractor Naples New York Compliments of WILEY'S LOCUST LANES Naples New York Compliments of DON'S WELDING SHOP Cohocton New York Comp]iments of CRAGG REAL ESTATE Cohocton New York PATRONS JOHNSTON SHELL SERVICE Wayland, New York WAYLAND FEED AND FARM SUPPLY Wayland, New York GOODIES GALORE Bath, New York PARKER MARINE Naples, New York JOSEPH'S WAYSIDE MARKET Naples, New York NAPLES HARDWARE Naples, New York NAPLES VALLEY GREENHOUSE Naples, New York HENRY KREIDER Atlanta, New York PATRONS LANGENDORFER'S ESSO Bath, New York MORRIS C. VE IT--0PT0METRI ST Bath, New York ROY MORSE Cohocton, New York HERMAN SCHUMACHER Cohocton, New York JAN-LEE MARKET Cohocton, New York LOCUST CREEK APIARIES Naples, New York NAPLES 5 10 DEPARTMENT STORE Naples, New York REDWOOD RESTAURANT Naples, New York Compliments of DR. GERALD D. HOOVER Cohocton New York SENIOR PAGE Michaela Ann Cosgrove Senior Class Home Room SENIOR DAY Quit pulling our legs, Mr. Dunn! ' The Professors ! ! ? ? HAIKU POETRY (Last Straw Department): The pictures are crooked. The pages are smudged. Too Bad. Come on Mr. Stan, not another F! 91 It is finished. The day is done and the last shadows begin to fall as we look out over the valley. Finished, too, is yet another year, which all too shortly will be a twilight memory for all of us, ex- cept for this Chieftain. 92 INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Kansos Citv — Winnipeg Yearbooks — Yearbook Covers Diplomas — Graduation Announcements USA