Cohocton Central School - Chieftain Yearbook (Cohocton, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1970 volume:

The Class of 1970 of Cohocton Central School Proudly Presents the DECADE EDITION of Our Yearbook Entitled CHIEFTAIN 1970 Vol. XXIII “Thats One Small Step for Man. One Giant Leap for Mankind ISeil A. Armstrong By SAUL PETT AP Special Correspondent SPACE CENTER. Houston (AP) — They took their first steps onto the moon cautiously, like prudent boys testing the first ice of winter on a country pond. When first they walked, they walked carefully and slowly, leaning forward, plodding heavi- ly like tired old cops on a beat in Staten Island. As they acquired confidence, they walked faster, now with a slow bounce in the one-sixth gravity of the moon. And then they ran and their stride was longer than on earth and their shoes seemed suspended off the strange lunar surface, with something of the floating quality of figures on slow motion film. When they were still, they seemed very still, as if frozen, and they leaned forward like puppets to be at a lunar form of attention when the president spoke to them from earth. All the while, the earth was “bright and beautiful” above them. In this first incredible day of an incredible new era one needs to repeat that: the earth was above them. In the distance, the lunar sur- face looked pocked and leathery like the back of a dead alligator. Goser up. it looked like rubble, like earth levelled roughly after a disaster, dead. They looked ghostlike on the soundless, airless, mostly color- less moon. Over the curving horizon, only one and a half miles away on a planet smaller than earth, there was the black- ness of space and infinity. The foreground was starkly lighted by the sun and the men and their vehicle cast long shadows. It was dawn on the moon and a dawn in the history of man. Neil Alden Armstrong, for- merly of 601 West Benton St., Wapakoneta, a town in Ohio, a state in the United States, a country on the planet earth, ex- tended his left foot onto the moon. “That’s one small step for man, one giant leap for man- kind,” he said. The first words were fine. History would be con- ten 3 Table of Contents Class History.......................5 Dedication..........................6 Appreciation........................8 Faculty.............................9 Seniors ...........................17 Sports.............................31 Activities..........................39 C.C.S. Organizations................45 Underclassmen.......................59 Advertisements......................75 Editor’s Note.......................97 Farewell ...........................98 Yearbook Staff Editor-in-Chief........T. Dockstader Ass’t Editor...........D. Schwingel Business Manager.......... J. Saxton Typing ................... S. Snyder Ass’t Typing....... R. Mehlenbacher Ass’t Typing...............J. Conrad Photography...................L. Fox Ass’t Photography.............V. Sick Advertising........................B. Harter Advertising...................E. Klug Literary...........................J. Wilcox Art ..........................S. Sick Social.................C. Fairbrother 4 Remember When Our class has as colorful and exciting history as any class could hope to have. It all started thirteen years ago. We don’t have too many recollections of those days but the ones we have are corkers. We can all look back now with great mirth on our antics. Who can ever forget the day that some dingaling dropped one of the wooden blocks on what’s his name head? The next few years passed as expected. Nothing of great interest happened un- til the 6th grade when we took everyone by surprise by winning the Winter Carni- val snow sculpturing competition. Our “Moby Dick’’ was the best snow whale there. A few short years later we were in high school. Now we were big hot shot Freshmen. We received a big shock when we found out we still had to do home- work. That eventful first year we had two dances. They were both very successful and we were already thinking about the thrills of our Senior Trip. That was the year of our first Legion party. This one was a Christmas party. The mistletoe was the life of the party. In the spring we won a P.T.A. trip to Roseland park. This was when the boys found out they couldn’t operate the paddleboats and smoke at the same time. During our next year, we had two more dances. They, also, were great financial successes. The boys of the class decided that the soccer goal posts should be painted. This was on Halloween and the State Police didn’t agree. Our Junior year was unbelievable. “Five by Night” performed. The excitement all started on Halloween (again). The boys and girls, instead of ravaging the town turned on each other. Our Junior play was “Father Knows Best”. It was a performance to be re- membered. Hours of work ended in an inspiring comedy. Then we started having class meetings to discuss the Prom, etc. We argued about important things, trivial things and nothing. We yelled, screamed and had an awful time. We couldn’t agree on a thing. But, the closer we got to the Prom, the better we got along. We toiled for hours making flowers, trees and the ceiling. Our “Hawaiian Sunset” was a success. Lorraine and Doug were chosen to be our Queen and King. They were a handsome couple and we were all glad that they were chosen. Our year ended in merriment at our picnic at Stony Brook. We managed to forget all our differences when it came time to slice our spirited watermelon. Our Senior year started out smoothly. We broke all records with our magazine and candy sales. The magazine man rewarded us with a pizza party. Now we are all waiting for our Senior trip. Everybody is getting excited about graduating but yet we miss ole’ CCS already. Dedication A Master Teacher Friend Ever listen to an old master story- teller as he weaved his delightful magic out of a youngster’s eager imagination. How rare a talent—and remember how important were his face and hands in the storytelling. A squint here. A frown there. A pointing finger. Weath- ered hands caressing an imaginary stal- lion. All through High School we have listened to his words sometimes we laughed while others we sat spell- bound. As a result of this person’s great zest and enthusiasm, we have be- come a closely knit family of class- mates. We cannot find words to express our deepest gratitude for the help that this man has freely given us. Not only in our class projects, but in our indi- vidual problems, he has shown great interest and offered wise counsel. His encouragement and sincere in- terest have often instilled confidence in us when we felt least capable. Therefore, to you, Mr. George Tripp, we dedicate the 1970 Chieftain. 7 Appreciation Because of the devoted interest in his students, in his profession, and in his attitude toward life, we, the class of 1970, would like to express our thanks to this man. As we prepare to leave our Alma Mater, we are aware of the enormous debt of gratitude that we owe to him and therefore we would like to show greatest appreciation to Mr. Lawrence J. Dunn. 8 Mr. Lawrence J. Dunn Principal Mr. Merle Wheaton Vice-Principal Board of Education G. Hoover, M. Wager, V. Sick, A. Rector, J. Sehwingel. Mrs. Kathleen Fairbrother Remedial Reading Mrs. Ruth Lynch Dental Hygienist 10 Mrs. Alice Rector Secretary Mrs. Shirley Fairbrother Secretary Miss Beatrice Harpt Librarian Mrs. Jeanette Strobcl Secretary Mrs. Caroline Sick School Nurse Mr. Joseph Spas Guidance u Mrs. Grace Fox Sr. High English Mr. Ellsworth Tripp Physical Education Mr. Robert Wood Math, Chemistry, Physics Mrs. Kay Wood Sciences Biology Mrs. Loree Dispenza Home Economics Mr. John Crabtree Driver Education 12 Mr. Robert Funk Language Mrs. Virginia Tripp Music Mr. Dale English Business Mr. Frederick Wood History Mr. Gerald Duncan Art Mr. George Tripp Industrial Arts I Mrs. Doris Dickenson Grade One Mrs. Eleanor Walton Kindergarten Mrs. Rebecca Kramer Grade One Mrs. Lois Lasher Grade Two 14 Mrs. Marion Gray Grade Five Mrs. Doris Sick Grade Four Miss Julia Ryan Grade Six Mr. Merle Wheaton Grade Seven Mr. John Molyneux Jr. High English 15 Mrs. Esther Hemmer Grade Eight Custodians G. Mark 0. Drum W. Zimmer Cafeteria Staff N. Delio M. Saxton, M. Wagner, M. Thorp, R. Stone, R. Foltz Bus Drivers G. Bolster, C. Wheaton E. Fleishman H. Peck G. Mark R. Morse N. Sick W. Fahrenholz L. Fleishman 16 Mary Ann Hickey “Mary Ann” Bradly Harter “Brad” Deborah Kanaval “Navel” 21 Lorraine KJug “Queenie” Frances Rounsville “Fran” Victoria Sick “Vicky” William Waggoner “Bill” Daniel Zeh “Duford” Bibliography Nickname Usually Hound Favorite Pastime Pet Peeve Shortie With Ed Talking Pillows Bolton Riding around Sports Teachers Brownie Wayland Parking Mr. R. Wood Jim Down at the tracks Getting into trouble History Teachers Drummy Park Avenue Parking Shaving George Around Playing records Mouthy girls Moses Hornell Riding my bike Honda 90’s on the road Doc Hornell Eating People who don’t agree with me Con At home Driving People that go steady Luc With Dale Laughing Quiet People Hel Uptown Talking Drinking Brad On the farm Driving niy Ford Certain Teachers Mary Ann Hornell . Driving around Certain people Navel At the lake Being with Fred Talking Pres. With John The drags Certain Teachers Queenic With Jim Being with Jim Dirty-mouth people Freckles At Freddies’s Sleeping Egotistical men Ron Sally’s house Riding around Long hair Fran Raising heck Driving Know-it-alls Joyce With Brain I’ll never tell Certain people Schwingel Not at home You’ll never know Childish people Sicky Almost everywhere Not staying home Girls with long skirts Vicki Anywhere but home Being with Ed My hair and freckles Snyd Any place but home Drawing Brillant classmates Jude With Ralph Being with Ralph Quiet people Wig Wag Writing letters Going places Explaining things in classes Bill Down by the tracks Working on cars Girls with big mouths Wisey At the cabin Not at home Not enough girls Duford Riding around Basketball History Wilb In a bar Laughing Conceited people Jerry Most anywhere Hunting Some people 26 Bibliography Famous For Future Flans Secret Ambition Always Saying Being short Marriage and a Nurse President of the NDA Oh sh— Running College Cowboy Darn it all Raising hell Go in the Service Be a drag racer Eat it My Cute car International Playboy Stunt Driver Cripe Temper Go in the service Own a Shelby Go to hell Sideburns College Sprots broadcaster Well Screwing around College and marriage Be a Hell’s Angel Oh crap Temper Join the Air Force Be an actor Oh crud Doing things wrong Nursing Lady Wrestler You’ll like it Long blonde hair To become a teacher To be an actress Pardon you! Parties Marriage Pres, of AAA Oh sh- Getting red in the face Become a mechanic Become a Vet Let ’er come Running into parking meters Getting married Millionairess What did you say? Blowing fuses Marriage Pres, of Bar Assn. Do you have your socks on? Temper To marry John Model Be careful Being a twin Marriage someday Model You creep Smart aleck remarks To become an interpretor Traveling around the world Feels so good! Breaking my ankle Farming Getting Married Doing chores Hitting Mailboxes Marry a farmer Drive in the Indianapolis 500 Darn fool Having hayrides Be a secretary Stock car driver Sure, tell me another one Telling people what 1 think College Principal of school If the shoe fits wear it Playing drums going on to school Owning a bar 1 gotta work Knowing country roads College Superintendent of Willard Shameful, shameful Making mistakes College Become a famous artist Be good! My mouth Getting married Loud speaker That’s ok just don’t let it happen again Being teased College and marriage Be a Peace Corp Worker Holy Cow Tow truck Going to work Building hot cars Oh, my nose Service Staying out of trouble Getting married Coffee Hot Ballet College Spy You know what 1 always say Telling people off Bachelorhood Rich lawyer Communist Being quiet Working Millionaire Oh!! Sh- 27 Senior DIANE AVERY Ath. Assoc. F.H.A. 1,2,3.4 Soccer Basketball Intra. 1,2,3,4 Dramatics Club 1,2 Library Club 1,2,3 Junior Play 3 Chorus 1 TIM BOLTON President 2 Basketball Baseball 1,2.3,4 Soccer, Ath. Assoc. Latin 1,2,3,4 Track Tennis 3 Dramatics 1,2 Volleyball 2,3,4 DALE BROWN Basketball Baseball 1,2,3,4 Volleyball Track 1,2,3,4 Soccer Ath. Assoc. 1,2,3,4 Junior Play 3 Dramatics Club 1,2 JIM CONRAD Baseball Soccer 1,2,3,4 Ath. Assoc. Dramatics 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2 Volleyball 1,2,4 Track 1,3 Ping Pong 3,4 Yearbook Staff 4 Junior Play 3 Latin Club 2,3,4 TED DOCKSTADER Volleyball Soccer 1,2,3,4 Music Ath. Assoc. 1,2,3,4 Student Council Mic Club 2,3,4 Dramatics Baseball 1,2 Basketball S.C.S. Speaking Contest 2 Basketball Intra. Band 1,2,3.4 Latin Club 1,2,3 French 2,3 County Chorus 1,2,4 State Chorus 3 GENE DRUM Ath. Assoc. Basketball 1,2,3,4 Latin Club 1,2,3,4 Dramatics 1,2 Soccer 3,4 Junior Play 3 Student Council 4 Vice President 3 GEORGE DRUM Basketball Baseball 1,2,3.4 Ath. Assoc. 1,2,3,4 Dramatics Band 1,2 Latin Club Music Assoc. 1,2 Tennis 4 Junior Play 3 DOUG EDMOND Latin Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4 Basketball Soccer 1 Ath. Assoc. 1,2,3,4 Student Council 3,4 Yearbook Staff 4 Art Club Junior Play 3 Vice President 1 CONNIE FA1RBROTHER Basketball Soccer Intra. 1,2,3,4 F.H.A. Ath. Assoc. 1,2,3,4 Junior Play Library Club 3 Junior Colorguard Yearbook Staff 4 Dramatics Club 1,2 JERRY FLEISHMAN Ath. Assoc. Latin Club 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,4 Dramatics 1,2 Junior Play 3 LUCY FOX Ath. Assoc. Band 1,2,3,4 F.T.A. Latin Club 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4-County 4 Dramatics Soccer Intra. 1,2 Yearbook Staff 4 Junior Play 3 French Club 2,3,4 Music Play 2,3 HELEN GORANSON Soccer Intra. Library Club 1,2,3 28 Activities Chorus 1,2,3.4 Dramatics Club Basketball lntra. 1,2 Color Guard 4 Junior Play 3 BRADLEY HARTER Band Music Assoc. 1,2,3 Soccer Yearbook Staff 4 Dramatics 1,2 Ath. Assoc. 1,2,3,4 Music Play Junior Play 3 MARY ANN HICKEY Basketball lntra. 2,3 Soccer F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 Junior Play 3 Dramatic Club 1,2 Ath. Assoc. 1,2,3,4 DEB KANAVAL Basketball Soccer Intra. 1,2,3,4 F.H.A. Ath. Assoc. 1,2,3,4 Colorguard 4 Junior Play 3 Library Club 1,3 Dramatics Club 1,2 ELAINE KLUG Color Guard Chorus 1,2,3,4 Yorkers 1 Yearbook Staff 4 Library Club Ath. Assoc. 1,2,3,4 Dramatics Club 1,2 News Reporter 2 President 3 LORRAINE KLUG Ath. Assoc. Library Club 1,2,3,4 Colorguard Chorus 1,2,3,4 Yorkers Club 1 Junior Play 3 Dramatics Club 1,2 Class Secretary 3,4 RUTH MEHLENBACHER Basketball Soccer Intra. 1,2,3.4 Ath. Assoc. Latin Club 1,2,3,4 Music Assoc. Band 1,2,3,4 Cheerleading 1,4 President Student Council 1 Secretary 2 Junior Play 3 Dramatics 1,2 Yearbook Staff 4 French 2,3,4 Band County Contest 1 Chorus County Contest 2 Musical Play 2 RONNIE ROGERS Track 2 Ath. Assoc. 1,2,3,4 Junior Play 3 Dramatics 1,2 FRAN ROUNSVILLE Basketball Softball 1,2 Dramatics 1,2 Ath. Assoc. 1,2,3,4 Cheerleading 1 Soccer 1,2,3 Color Guard 3,4 Junior Play 3 JOYCE SAXTON Basketball Soccer 1,2,3.4 Ath. Assoc. Band 1,2,3,4 Secretary 1 Treasurer 2,3 Student Council Color Guard 4 Yearbook Staff 4 F.H.A. 1,3.4 F.T.A. County Chorus I Junior Play 3 Musical Plays 2,3 Library Club 1,2,3 DEB SCHWINGEL Student Council Band 1,2,3,4 Basketball Soccer Intra. 1,2,3,4 Cheerleading Chorus 1,2.3,4 F.T.A. Ath. Assoc. 1,2,3,4 National Honor Society 2,3,4 Choral Award 2 Musical Plays 2,3 Yearbook 3,4 Dramatics Club 1,2 Junior Play 3 County Chorus 1,3,4 STEPHEN SICK Basketball Band I Dramatics Club 1,2 Athletic Assoc. 1,2,3,4 Junior Play 3 Yearbook 4 VICKI SICK Basketball Soccer 1,2,3.4 Basketball Statistics 2,3,4 Soccer Tinier French 2,3,4 Track 1,2 Ath. Assoc. Band 1,2,3,4 Yearbook Staff 4 Latin and F.T.A. 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 County Chorus 3,4 Musical Plays 2,3 Vice-president 1 Treasurer 4 Dramatics 1,2 SHARON SNYDER Basketball Soccer 1,2,3,4 Ath. Assoc. Student Council 1,2,3,4 F.T.A. Smoke Signals 1,2,3,4 Treasurer 1 Vice-president 4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Cheerleading 2,3,4 Dramatics and Track 1,2 Junior Play 3 Yearbook Staff 4 National Honor Society 4 County Chorus 4 Colorguard 2,3,4 Music Assoc. 1,2,3,4 Latin Club 2,3 JUDY SWISHER Basketball Soccer 1,2,3,4 F.H.A. Ath. Assoc. 1,2,3,4 Junior Play 3 Dramatics Club 1,2 Track 1 DEB WAGER Basketball Soccer 1,2,3,4 Track 2 Junior Play 3 National Honor Society 4 Ath. Assoc. Music Assoc. 1,2,3,4 News Reporter 4 Library Club Chorus 2,3,4 Citizenship Conference 3,4 Musical Plays Latin Club 2,3 Exchange Student 4 Speaking Contest 1 Dramatics Club 1,2 Student Council 4 BILL WAGGONER Ath. Assoc. 1,2,3,4 Junior Play 3 Dramatics 1,2 JIM WILCOX Basketball, Baseball Track 1,2,3,4 Student Council Ath. Assoc. 1,2,3,4 President 4 Smoke Signals Yearbook Staff 4 Junior Play 3 Volleyball 2,3,4 Soccer Latin 1,2,3,4 Dramatics Club 1,2 National Honor Society 4 French 2 DON WISE Ath. Assoc. | ,2,3,4 Junior Play 3 Dramatics 1,2 DAN ZEH Basketball, Baseball Soccer 1,2,3,4 Track, Volleyball, Tennis 3,4 Ath. Assoc. 1,2,3,4 National Honor Society 2,3,4 Yearbook Staff 3,4 Latin Club Band 1,2 News Reporter 2 Music Assoc. 1,2 Junior Play 3 French Club 2,3 Student Council 4 Dramatics Club 1,2 Driver Ed Award 3 Lions Club Essays 2 State Chorus 1 30 31 •7. ♦ -W ' r ' j, Basketball Coach Tripp T. Bolton J. Wilcox W. Hamilton P. Wolcott T. Cragg G. Drum G. Fleishman B. Fleishman D. Zeh C. Goranson G. Drum D. Brown Managers C. Benson D. Parks B. Mehlenbacher 34 Varsity Cheerleaders Sharon Snyder, Charlene Klug, Ruth Mehlenbacher, Deb Schwingel. 35 J.V. Basketball D. Hamilton G. Fairbrother J. Edmond R. Sick C. Drum G. Gross A. Lewis A. Wheaton S. Delio Mr. Molyneux J. Carey A. Wilcox J. Wagner H. Delio W. Carey J.V. Cheerleaders R. Avery T. Kunz C. Robertson J. McDowell R. Schwingel D. Harter 36 Volleyball S. Delio D. Brown T. Dockstader T. Cragg J. Edmond D. Conrad D. Zeh B. Harter J. Wilcox C. Goranson G. Fairbrother P. Wolcott M. Schneider D. Hamilton B. Hamilton A. Wheaton Coach Tripp Track J. Wilcox A. Wheaton D. Conrad T. Cragg N. Sauerbier M. Schneider G. Fairbrother D. Brown 37 Baseball First row: D. Folts.M. Parks, D. Many; Second row: T. Dockstader, D. Brown,T. Cragg, J. Kunz,C. Goranson; Back row: J. Wilcox, T. Bolton, D. Zeh, G. Drum, D. Conrad, J. Conrad, Coach Tripp. 38 f' V 40 41 42 43 44 c.c.s. Organizations 45 Student Council President— D. Schwingel Vice-President D. Zeh Rec. Secretary- Sharon Snyder Corres. Secretary- T. Kunz Treasurer— J. Saxton Sgt. Of Arms— G. Drum G. Fairbrother J. Wilcox A. Wheaton D. Wood D. Edmond D. Fairbrother T. Dockstader L. Fox J. McDowell D. Wager V. Avery B. Larson 46 Athletic Assoc. Officers President—Jim Wilcox Vice Pres.—Gene Drum Secretary—Lorraine Klug Treasurer—Deborah Schwingel Student Council Representative Sharon Snyder Mr. F. Wood, J. Sick, J. Wilcox, D. Schwingel, T. Dockstader, S. Snyner, D. Wager, R. Polman- teer. 47 Smoke Signals Staff B. Burns D. Edmond J. Wilcox J. Sick J. Conrad S. Snyder Typists F. Rounsville J. Swisher D. Kanaval C. Fairbrother L. Klug J. Saxton H. Goranson J. Jackson M. Hickey E. Klug 48 F.T.A S. Snyder, D. Harter, V. Sick, C. Robertson, B. Wolcott, S. Azzi, Mrs. Lasher, L. Fox, T. Kunz, R. Schwingel, D. Schwingel, L. Fox, Coach Tripp. Latin Club Front row: D. Wager, R. Mehienbacher. D. Schwingel, V. Sick, Mr. Funk: Middle row: S. Snyder, P. Wolcott, D. Conrad. J. Conrad. J. Sick. B. Fleishman. D. Edmond: Last row: L. Fox, L. Fox, C. Robertson, B. Wolcott. 49 “Mic” Club M. Delio J. Kunz P. Miller J. Klug T. Dockstader V. Kuhn Library Club D. Miller, D. Wager, S. Azzi, Mrs. Harpt, E. Klug, L. Fox, L. Klug. French Officers PRESIDENT ..........VICKI SICK VICE-PRESIDENT. . RUTH SCHWINGEL SECRETARY.......PATTY MILLER TREASURER. RUTH MEHLENBACHER French One B. Fleishman, D. Rawleigh.S. Keeney, L. Mehlenbacher, J. Carey, A. Wilcox, S. Hoover, J. Sick, L. Harter, S. Delio, P. Miller, P. Wolcott. 51 French II S. Azzi, D. Mehlenbacher, B. Wolcott, R. Sick, C. Robertson, D. Conrad, D. Miller, R. Dockstader, J. Meek, J. McDowell, T. Kunz, C. Drum, R. Schwingel. R. Mehlenbacher Mr. R. Funk V. Sick L. Fox French III Chorus Mrs. Tripp, T. Sliutz, D. Miller, D. Schwingel. V. Kuhn, R. Mehlenbacher, P. Miller, R. Dockstader, B. Wolcott, V. Sick, S. Wallace, D. Harter, H. Goranson, J. McDowell, T. Kunz, R. Wise, L. Fox, L. Klug, E. Klug, L. Fox, J. Walker, C. Drum, B. Rogers, S. Wallace, C. Loveland, S. Snyder, H. Hart, L. Shatner. B. Larsen, D. Dye, D. Parks, J. Ed- mond, J. Wagner, T. Dockstader, R. Schwingel, S. Azzie, C. Robertson, D. Wager, D. Zeh, M. Kunz, L. Fox, K. Kunz, J. Miller, A. Craig, T. Shaver, D. Wood, R. Bolton, J. Saxton, C. Fairbrother. R. Schwingel, D. Danaval. Jr. Band 53 Mrs. Tripp, T. Miller, C. Crouch, K. Brown, L. White, K. Frey, S. Carey, L. Dockstader. Senior Band L. Fox, C. Benson, R. Melenbacher, V. Sick. D. Schwingel, B. Melenbacher, S. Hoover, T. Dockstader, J. Edmond, P. Miller, D. Miller, C. Keeney. B. Wolcott, S. Wallace, V. Kuhn. R. Wise: Second row: D. Wood, M. Carey, D. Brown, J. Carey, T. Miller, D. Dye, A. Cragg, R. Schwingel, S. Wallace, C. Robertson, D. Parks, H. Hart. B. Larson. J. Miller. D. Zeh; Front row: R. Bolton, M. Kunz, T. Shultz, L. Fox, K. Kunz, R. Schwingel. Color Guard L. Klug J. Saxton C. Klug S. Snyder E. Klug 54 Double your pleasure Mr. Bubbles I’ve got a dishpan-!! Our Editor?? Miss America!! Already!! 57 Honors Come to C.C.S At right. Coach Ellsworth Tripp is presenting a sectional shield to Jim Wilcox. Jim received this shield for winning the Class C sectional championship in the High Hurdles event. At left. Soccer team captains, Dale Brown and Jim Wilcox, are presenting the Charles Catherman Sportsmanship Tro- phy for displaying the most sportsmanship during the 1969 Steuben County soccer season. 58 Underclassmen 59 Junior Class M. Delio, S. Hover. M. Schneider, P. Wolcott, W. Hamilton, D. Conrad, M. Jackson. B. Fleishman, G. Fairbrother, V. Avery, J. Kunz, N. Carey, J. Sick, C. Klug. 60 J. Rawleigh S. Azzi B. Wolcott L. Williams L. Fox F. Benson R. Sick J. Wagner C. Loveland Sophomores V. Ford R. Avery R. Mark C. Rogers G. Meek D. Harter D. Miller J. Hart M. Waggoner D. Krause S. Delio N. Sauerbier M. Miller M. Rawleigh D. Quanz A. Peterson Freshmen 62 Eighth Grade D. Brown J. Dunn D. Zeh T. Gilman J. Stoddard D. Wilcox S. Hickey D. Gilman D. Dye E. Kuhn L. Delio S. Peck M. Sabins R. Wise D. Hamilton M. Carey D. Young J. Wray G. Gross J. Sabins Officers: K. Kunz G. Mehlenbacher J. Miller D. Parks H. Hart B. Larson 63 Seventh Grade Officers: T. Miller,T. Schutz,W. Carey, R. Schwingel, A. Cragg, D. Wood. T. Shaver J. Walker C. Benson J. Smith L. Fox D. Pitts B. Mehlenbacher J. Rawleigh D. Sick D. Sabins B. Rogers R. Bolton C. Drum L. Hagadone K. Davenport A. DelConde M. Kunz 64 . WM A K. Brown G. Sick L. White J. Smith N. Brooks Sixth Grade B. Sabins D. Coleman R. Jochem S. Wheaton W. Sabins I S. Davenport D. Larsen T. Jochem T. Hamilton W. Brooks R. Forrester W. Krause D. Wager D. Button G.Klug H. Delio H. Sabins B. Conrad P. Davenport M. Fairbrother i 'T K. Murphy L. Klug E. Kanaval T. Wilson 63 Fifth D. Sabins T. Wray M. Wray Grade G. Azzi L. Dockstader R. Delap C. Monks L. Gilman R. Chapman D. Avery P. Sick G. Klug C. Crouch S. Rawleigh M. Brooks A. Waite T. Krause J. Pitts R. Fairbrother 67 T. Miller S. Wilson T. Barody G. Kuhn M. Klug E. Frey L. Barnhart R. Snyder J. DcLap G. Drum D. McDougal P. Mehlenbacher J. Morris N. Wray V. Avery K. White W.Cragg R. Swisher T. Brown J. Schulz M. Delio W. Chapman D. Slayton B. Hamilton P. Stone A. Larsen D. Young G. Fairbrother C. Wolcott K. Harter J. Fairbrother J. Wise E. Mehlenbacher L. Barody W. Walker 68 P. Carey D. Wheaton R. Tripp J. Edmond M. Hart Third Grade L. Waite J. Rawleigh P. Francis - J' G. Mclnnis k L. Stoddard K. Fairbrother J. Frey R. Chapman G. Moir L. Sick B. Mehlenbacher D. Zurlick B. Slayton K. White D. Towner B. Jackson 69 Second Grade R. Stevens K. Hamilton M. Fairbrother J. Elleby C. Stevens L. Sabins G. Harter R. White D. Cady J. Hagadone S. Avery W. Scrivener S. Davenport L. Mclnnis J. Wolcott E. Parks S. Mchlenbacher J. Delio D. Thompson R. Brooks M. Kanaval W. Francis P. Mehlenbacher R. Snyder M. Tripp L. Towner L. Leatty S. Cragg J. Schultheiss M. Kuhn 70 First Grade A. Edmond W. Sick T. Dockstader P. Carey B. Putman M. Wolcott C. Delio C. Rawleigh B. Sabins J. MacDougal J. Jackson G. Schutz D. Stone S. Kota L. Buss D. Moir 71 First Grade M. Allison R. Rath D. Young U. Wood T. Stevens R. Campbell G. Jackson S. Sabins E. Snyder J. Miller D. Wheaton U. S. Grant K. Baroody H. Young R. Waite R. Brooks G. Abamowski L. Zurlick F. Slayton VV. Thompson S. Putnam T. Mehlenbacher S. Moshier 72 Kindergarten J. Sick B. Jones L. Shaver R. Mclnnis R. Sabins T. Moschiano L. Jackson T. Earley D. Tate B. Mehlenbacher i D. Wheaton P. Schutz J. Schneider B. Martin , , . 3 M. White D. Kanaval R. Hagadone L. Wolcott S. Hickey T. Ford 1 L. Smith ) D. Moir D. Schneider J. Morris D. Brown P. Adraince H. La Bell K. Terell E. Schultheiss D. Getman S. Francis W. Brooks 73 74 Advertising CORNING CORNING GLASSWORKS CORNING: Dedicated to Serving the Needs of science, industry, electronics and 76 the Home THE GIANT FOOD MART AND LAUNDRA MART Way I and New York Compliments of BANK OF AVOCA Avoca New York DON ADAM’S ESSO 384-9903 New York State Inspection Station Complete Automotive Service Cohocton New York Compliments of HUNT'S MARKET Phone: 728-2587 Ruscitto’s Avoca New York Compliments of ALYCE STYLE SHOP Junior Petite Junior—Misses Half-Size Apparel Dansville New York Compliments of THE MEN’S SHOP 99-101 Main Street Hornell New York Compliments of KNAPP’S RED AND WHITE Phone: 534-5110 Atlanta New York Compliments of FLEISHMAN WITTER. INC. 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Hornell, New York Home of Pro-tec-tiv Shoes LINSEY ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION Goodyear tires and Batteries Lubrication and Wash Phone 728-9600 Wayland New York Ml LADY'S Styling—Permanents—Hair Coloring Wig Care Skilled Beauticians Phone 728-5620 Betty and Eileen 6 E. Naples St. Wayland Compliments of: a. mchenry co. Quality Jewelry For over 110 years Hornell New York Compliments of BONADONNAS MARKET Wayland New York Compliments of POLLY-O DAIRY PRODUCTS CORP. Cohocton N.Y. 80 RECHICHI Compliments CURLS ON MOTORS of Congratulations THE CORNER BOYD’S SHOE STORE and Best Wishes Betty Young. Operator Late Model Used Cars 176 Main Street Warner Avenue Dansville, New York to the Cohocton, New York 37 RAY'S Class of 70 Compliments of East Steuben St. SINCLAIR SERVICE Phone: 384-5117 Cohocton, New York COHOCTON HORNELL SAMPLE FURNITURE CO. ARIENS SERVICE INC. T t Garden—Yard Bath Equipment Ariens Snowmobile CLUB New York Sales Service 77 Seneca Street Hornell New York Compliments of TELEVISION CENTER Best Wishes to the Compliments Class of 70 MILLERS Emerson Motorola GROCERY LIQUOR STORE of Dunont and Admiral Main Street Avoca New York Avoca New York WAYLAND BATH AUTO PARTS PIPE CORP. KELLY Compliments of INC. BROS. NURSERIES Wayland FERGUSONS DRESS SHOP New York Bath Dansville. New York Dansville New York New York 81 Hornell WILKINS SERVICE INC. Compliments of: SPENCER ROLLINS ATLANTIC SERVICE 121 Main St. Dansville, N.Y. 14437 Compliments of WOOD-MAR MART THOMAS DWYER Shoe Store Open 24 hrs. Avoca New York Phone 987-2940 LARROWE MILLS New York 175 Main, Dansville Seeds, Fertilizer, Grain Quality Shoes with Expert Fitting Chemicals also Lime Fluid Fertilizer SUPER DUPER Compliments of COHOCTON STATE BANK Bob Irves Cohocton New York Main Street Naples, New York Phone 374-2460 82 COMPLIMENTS of BLUE GOOSE M. COHN SONS INC. Outfitters for the Whole family Since 1881 Bath New York Compliments of WIDMER’S WINE CELLARS INC. Wayland New York Naples New York Best Wishes From DUNN'S DEPENDABLE DRUGS Main and Broadway Phone 324-3355 Prescription Dept. 324-7122 Hornell New York LONGWELL LUMBER Building Materials— Houseware—Hardware CRAGG REALTY Cohocton New York Downtown Bath—776-2713 Free Storeside Parking Free Delivery in Cohocton Area Cohocton PATRON Mr. Mrs. William Fahrenholz New York Congratulation to the Class of 70 Naples Naples Naples Hardware Ruth Edward Henrick New York New York WHITE BUCK INN Cohocton Joyce Jim Schwingel New York Naples Double L Drive Inn New York Legal Beverage Fine Foods Cohocton Cattage Inn New York Cohocton Bath Louise Fox Miller Music New York New York Phone: 384-9904 Cohocton New York Compliments of The Future of Our Country Is In The Hands of Today’s Youth BATH PACKING CO. Choice, Beef, Seafood, and Poultry CORNING SAVINGS LOAN ASSOC. Bath Phone: 776-6221 Mew York Corning Bath 84 Compliments of Carl Robertion William Larsen BILL’S COUNTRY STORE Try Us—We May Have It Open Evenings and Sundays Wayland Road Phone (716) 384-9901 Cohocton, New York Best Wishes to THE CLASS OF 1970 YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHY by GARY’S PHOTO Gary and Ruth Waldo BATH, NEW YORK 776-2316 Compliments of Compliments of Compliments of TUMBLE HILL INC. DRUM'S FLOWERS Snowmobile Club MR. MRS. V. SICK Campsites Phone: 384-5410 Cohocton New York Cohocton New York Cohocton New York Compliments of VAN SCOTER SON Atlantic Petroleum Products Wayland New York ROBERT MILLER CO. IVAN J. MASTIN New and Used Allis Chalmers Machinery Compliments of JOE MEYER Bulk Milk Hauler North Cohocton New York Best Wishes to WERTHWHILE FARMS the Class of 70 Angus Feeder Potatoes MR. MRS. JOSEPH V. BURNS AND FAMILY Dale and Thomas Werth Springwater New York Oh, It Feels So Good??? Compliments of wFOOD COHOCTON FOODLAND Compliments of DRUM BROS. Compliments of THE AVOCA Avoca REXALL PHARMACY New York COHOCTON HOTEL Legal Beverages Marie And Walt Sprague Compliments of Compliments BATH PLUMBING PECK’S GUN SHOP AND CAR WASH Supply Company ROBERT AND Dist. VICTOR SICK Plumbing, Heating Paints Dairy and Bean Farms 106 Liberty Street Phone: 776-3374 Bath New York Phone 534-5940 North Cohocton New York Compliments of NAPLES PHARMACY and AUTO Open Daily 8:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday 8:30 to 1 p.m. Phone 374-2080 WESTERN 87 NAPLES NEW YORK A. H. WILCOX AND SON, INC. Lumber—Building Materials Hardware Established 1886 Cohocton New York Compliments of E Z VARIETY STORE Avoca, New York Compliments of SUTFIN FUEL CO. INC. Main Street, Avoca New York ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK Atlanta, N.Y. Compliments of GOODRICH CENTER MOTEL Western New York’s Finest Rt. 15 Avoca, N.Y. Phone 607-566-2216 Compliments of DR. F. W. FEELY Compliments of E. M. POTATO CO. Avoca New York BATH AVOCA AGWAY INC. Feed—Fertilizers Appliances— Hardware Compliment to the Class of 1970 Avoca New York Congratulation to the Class of “70” BOB'S AND RUTH’S THE VINEYARD The Best In Food Compliments of C. L. HAINES MANUFACTURING CO. INC. Naples New York Avoca New York 88 Compliments of C. R. BORING Best Wishes to the Class of 70 Compliments of: THE NEW ROBINSON’S JEWELRY STORE Hardware Electrical Plumbing Heating Appliances STU AND MILLIE CONRAD 25 Liberty Street Atlanta New York Cohocton New York Bath New York COMPLIMENTS OF COHOCTON LIONS CLUB Congratulations to the Class of ’70 PRESIDENT...................................................GEORGE TRIPP VICE-PRES.....................................................BILL MclNNIS SECRETARY..........................................WENDAL McWATERS TREASURER.............................................WILLIAM FEELY Compliments of Compliments of Compliments of BATH BOOK STORE John S. Stilwell Prop. HAYNES FEED SERVICE MR. MRS. ROLAND DRUM Bath New York Cohocton, New York Phone 384-5370 Cohocton New York 89 Congratulations to the Class of 1970 WALTER DRUM Fine Upholstery Compliments of: ELDON R. TOWNER Live Stock Trucking Phone 384-5297 MR. MRS. GEORGE C. FOX 3 S. Dansville St. Cohocton N.V. 14826 Cohocton New York Compliments of Good Luck to Class of '70 Compliments of KAY’S COFFEE SHOP Cards—Gifts School Supplies Breakfast—Lunches—Dinner Cohocton New York DON AND HELEN SNYCTER Charles J. Sullivan N. J. LAST AGENCY INC. Cohocton New York Wayland N.Y. Good Luck to Class of '70 SPRING VALLEY FARMS Edwin Saxton R.D. No. 2 Cohocton N.Y. Compliments of THEDH'S COFFEE SHOP Dansville New York SPIKED PUNCH FOR LUNCH BUNCH. Je tu aime beaucoup BUT WHY NOT ??? CASTLES SHOE STORE Bath New York BETTY KAY BAKE SHOP 90 Congratulations to the Class of VO EDMOND APPLIANCE FURNITURE 8 MAPLE AVE. Frigidaire—Zenith Quality Furniture Carpeting Factory-Trained Installation Service 384-5577 COHOCTON, NEW YORK Dansville Branch D G AGWAY COOPERATIVE, INC. BILL MARILYN KEENEY Quality Reg. Quarter Horses Lime Spreading Fertilizer Custom Weed Spraying Grass Seed Bulk Feed Delivery Farm Supplies Dial 987-2580 FOR SALE ALSO SHOW Dansville New York R.D. No. 2 Cohocton Route 15 91 Compliments of KANAVAL BROS. LUMBER CO. Dealers in Logs Lumber Phone: 384-5435 or 384-5176 JUDY'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone: 384-5511 Judy Paige Compliments of ORR'S SHOE STORE 2 Liberty Street Bath New York Compliments of DR. ERNEST P. SMITH, M.D. Bath, New York Congratulations to the Class of '70 from: MR. MRS. LEE GORANSON Cohocton, New York Compliments of ♦♦ AND ++ WELCH’S T.V. SALES Wayland New York It’s Fashions by FOSTER’S Route 15 West of Bath, New York Air Conditioned Choose from the Long Green Line of John Deere Equipment KANONA EQUIPMENT INC. Compliments of SONA-TORI APPAREL Bath New York Congratulations to the Senior Class from NORTH MAIN LUMBER CO. John Deere Sales and Service KANONA, N.Y. Route No. 53 Dial 607-776-6416 (Division of Holland’s Lumber Co.) A. W. MC INNIS CO. 35 N. Dansville St. Cohocton, New York Ski-doo, John Deere. Nimrod Pick-up coaches, and Travel Trailors Compliments of JACOB BROS. FARM Cohocton, New York VAN PATTON’S Rent a typewriter—adding machines and cash registers See the new Smith Corona Something entirely different entirely different in writing Exchanges Avoca, New York Compliments of DON'S WELDING SHOP Cohocton, New York FREDDIE’S READY HOTS Hots, Hamburgs take out order, Soft drinks, fast courageous service. Route 15 Cohocton New York 93 LILJE QVUST STUDIOS Compliments of BOTTONIFUNERAL HOME BATH 134 WEST WILLIAM ST. 776-2335 NEW YORK Rocco Bottoni Gene Drinkwine Compliments of RICHCRAFT FAIR BROTHERS ATLANTIC Charles Loree Dispenza Cohocton, New York Cohocton, New York Compliments of Compliments of EDWARD VANCAESEELE C. E. Hill Insurance Agency BROWNELL INSURANCE AGENCY Main Street Atlanta, New York 14808 Phone: 1-716-534-5230 Cohocton New York VANDEGRIFF FORD, INC. Ford, Mercury, Comet Ford trucks TUTTLE ROCKWELL CO. Steuben County's Largest Dept. Store Open Every Night—Until 9 P.M. Phone Wayland 728-2226 Wayland, New York Hornell New York 94 Compliments of Compliments of BON-TON SHOE STORE Compliments of BOB'S BARBER SHOP Francis M. Becker Prop. Wayland, N.Y. Phone 728-5730 KEIFER MILLING Cohocton New York Compliments of RUTH'S BEAUTY SHOP Compliments of ROGER S TENBROOK Cohocton New York Quality Lumber Building Supplies Cohocton New York Wayland, New York Compliments of Best Wishes From DR. GERALD D. HOOVER COHOCTON VALLEY GARAGE INC. Cohocton New York Compliments of: BROWN’S CABLE SERVICE Cohocton New York IHC FARM MACHINERY Lockwood Potato Equipment Meyers Sprayers Ph. 716-384-5150 Cohocton New York 95 The future of our country is in the hands of today’s youth. CORNING SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOC. M. COHN AND SONS INC. Outfitters for the whole family Since 1881 Bath New York Best of Luck Seniors JIM SCHWINGEL Corning and Bath New York Pioneer Corn Company Cohocton New York Compliments of COHOCTON FIRE DEPT. Phone: 384-5151 Cohocton, New York He bite me right there!! 100 Watt Kiss It was there a minute AGO!!!! 96 BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF 70 from the Employees of _ L7 , ir E i --y 5 ? | Ljg c-}OG9ooQn«L'2c.]in.ic 1 F F. ___T_ J« Home of. . . PAINTED POST PLANT AIR POWER COMPRESSOR DIVISION GAS ENGINE DIVISION RECIPROCATING PROCESS COMPRESSOR DIVISION Editor’s Note At this time I would like to express my thanks to the people who made this year's Chieftain pos- sible. My warmest thanks and congratulation to the 1970 Staff. Through ail of our tiring and unending yearbook meetings, the staff worked unceasingly to complete the deadlines that seemed to just pop up out of nowhere. It is to their credit that the 1970 Chieftain is what it is. To the faculty, who cooperated with the staff in taking pictures and letting us out of classes, I express my most sincere gratitude. And last but certainly not least, to my fellow classmates, I would like to say ‘thanks' also. For without their cooperation in getting ads and turn- ing in information to the staff, we never would have met our deadlines. Theodore Dockstader Editor-in-Chief 97 FAREWELL Like some low and mournful spell, we whisper that sad word, “farewell.” P. Benjamin • - Wy? «Si ? y T?y - rr� v -« ,i ..., .' - -' - ■•. -• -.c .. l5«3v V-V-- ' 'V.TV,