Cohocton Central School - Chieftain Yearbook (Cohocton, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1971 volume:

Chieftain 1971 Presented by The Class of 1971 Cohocton Central School Cohocton, New York Volume XXIV In Memoriam Memories are something which may mellow but may never die. These are the kind of memories that we have of Mrs. Esther Hemmer. The memories we have of her are of a strict woman who was wonderful. Mrs. Hemmer helped many students over the largest trouble spot in their school life. Eighth Grade. The students at C.C.S. were very lucky to have such an experienced, most capable person to help them. Mrs. Hemmer taught Eight grade at C.C.S. for 25 years. She also acted as treasurer of the local Teacher’s Association and as Comptroller of the Student Activity Fund. She was a graduate of Oswego Normal School and Buffalo State Teacher’s College. There are few things that anyone can say at this time. The students lost a friend as well as a tremendous teacher. The memories of our Eighth grade teacher are ones all of us hold most precious. Reflections Now that we are leaving C.C.S., it suddenly dawns on us just how much this building has sheltered us. We are leaving the guided paths of high school hallways and will enter a world of independence, opportunity, and responsibility. Some will be entering the hectic world of higher education, while others will join the competitive field of business. But whether you go to college, get a job, or join the service, the carefree days of high school are now over. The final test we face is how well we have prepared ourselves to meet the challenge of the world outside. While eager to meet these challenges, all of us are going to miss the sheltered life within this building. Appreciation Has anyone ever stopped and realized how important it is to have a truly dedi- cated teacher? We feel that we are very lucky to have several here at Cohocton Central School, but there is one in particular that comes into our minds. His name is Mr. Dale English. He has been with us, helping us get the 11 Chieftain out in time for all the dead- lines that must be made. He listened to every one of our ideas with an open mind. Without him to answer our endless questions, we probably would never have gotten this book out on time. So, Mr. English, you know we think you are the greatest, so nothing more needs to be said except “Thank you” and our most sincere apprciations. 4 Appreciation Some may think it strange that a class has two appreciations, but we have another male teacher that we would like to express gratitude to. He helped us out over the rough spots when we needed someone to turn to. He sat us down many a time for some serious talks. He told us why everyone thought we were rotten, but for the first time, he was the one who told us what was good about us as a whole. He is known for his dry humor and sparkling personality. The sun shone when Cohocton made Dedication MRS. KATHLEEN FAIRBROTHER Every year, the Seniors sit down with various ideas about who should receive this high honor. Amont the candidates, there were many who made large impressions on us. Of course, we cannot use them all, so the 1971 Senior Class has chosen one, one who is very close to us. This teacher has the ability to be kind, patient and above all extremely under- standing. She spends her teaching hours with the elementary children, and all her spare time trying to help guide the Seniors. She is one in a million, and Cohocton Central School is lucky to have her. We could go on and on about this lady, but there is no sense in repeating ourselves. If you know her, you’ll understand what we are trying to say. Therefore, the graduating class of 1971, dedicates our yearbook and our love to our advisor, Mrs. Kathleen Fairbrother. Yearbook Staff Editor, T. Cragg; Assistant Editor, S. Wallace; Business Manager, M. Schneider, Advertising Editor, B. Fleishman; Assistant Advertising Editor, R. Polmanteer; Sports Editor, P. Wolcott; Assistant Sports Edi- tor, G. Fairbrother; Typing Editor, N. Carey; Photographers, M. Delio, C. Goranson, J. Kunz, D. Conrad; Social Editor, E. Burns; Assistant Social Editor, J. Sick; Art Editor, P. VanCaeseele; Layout Editor, V. Kuhn; Assistant Layout Editors, M. Schneider, J. VanCaeseele. Table of Contents Presentation......................................................1 Memoriam..........................................................2 Reflections.......................................................3 Appreciation....................................................4,5 Dedication........................................................6 Administration and Faculty........................................8 Seniors..........................................................15 Underclassmen....................................................27 Elementary.......................................................34 Activities.......................................................45 Sports...........................................................57 Advertising......................................................69 Board of Education G. Hoover, L. Edmond, C. Mehlenbacher, J. Schwingel, R. Wager, A. Rector. Lawrence J. Dunn; Principal W. Merle Wheaton; Vice-Principal 9 Our Faculty Mrs. Wild Kindergarten Mrs. Dickinson First Grade Miss Meese First Grade Mrs. Lasher Second Grade Mrs. Kramer Second Grade Mrs. Wheaton Third Grade 10 Mrs. D. Sick Fourth Grade Mrs. Sproul Fifth Grade Mrs. Gray Fifth Grade Mr. Van Gesen Fifth Sixth Grade Miss Ryan Sixth Grade Mr. Wheaton Seventh Grade Mr. Shaffer Eighth Grade Mr. Molyneux Jr. High English Miss Harpt Librarian Mrs. Fox Sr. High English Mr. F. Wood Sr. High Social Studies Mr. English Business Mr. R. Wood Sr. High Math Mr. Funk Language Mr. Wittaker Shop Mrs. Tripp Music Mr. Tripp Health Phys. Ed. Miss De Leuca Home Economics Mrs. C. Sick School Nurse Mr. Crabtree Driver Ed. Mrs. K. Fairbrother Reading Mr. Howard Sr. High Music Mr. Ostrander Speech Mrs. K. Wood Science E Mrs. Lynch Mr. Spas Mrs. S. Fairbrother Dental Hygienest Guidance Counselor Secretary Mrs. A. Rector Secretary Mrs. J. Strobel Secretary n Cafeteria Staff Mrs. Saxton, Mrs. Stone, Mrs. Wagner, Mrs. Thorpe, and Mrs. Folts. Janitors Mr. Drum Mr. A. Sick Bus Drivers Mike Schneider 16 Alan Scrivener Tom Cragg 18 Paul Van Caeseele 19 Gary Fairbrother 20 21 Fran Benson 22 Stephen Hoover Jym Sick Senior Officers Mike Schneider, Vice President; Paul Wolcott, News Reporter; Dave Conrad, Student Council; Charlie Goranson, President; Michelle Schneider, Student Council; Michele Delio, Secretary; Vinessa Kuhn, Treasruer. 23 Biography NICKNAME ALWAYS SAYING: FAMOUS FOR: USUALLY FOUND: Bets Peacey nothing with Drummy Fran You know it hurts—? Purple Car Naples Nan Go to- Having Parties In a mustang Dave Whoopie Ding Everything anywhere Craggy Oh Ya! Good Looks 7 S. Dansville st. Shelly Good night!!! Talking Cottage Inn Gary something naughty Being Married With Charlene Bruce Oh, how gross My height In My Old Ford Chuck CENSORED Being in jail Anywhere Ham CENSORED Horses In trouble Jon HELP Driving Ability Fire house Doc nothing Being quiet Dentist office Viness Englebert Humperdinck Getting Awards Tumble Hill Coony “You idiot” Good Looks At home Mike Watch it Being a Prince with his cast Shel Oh, yeah, right My Jokes In a Baby Blue Baracuda A1 Oh fudge Being first senior married Bath Jym Listen fella Long Hair In My truck Dore Darn it all Talking In Hornell Jeff CENSORED Mail boxes Marie’s Paulie That’s what she said Inexcusble remarks With Jeff Chuck Sal -on you. Telling people off With Tom Wolcott wuff My ski-doo Just about anywhere 24 Biography FAVORITE PASTIME: Having fun Getting in trouble?? Parking Messing around Being with Sally Drinking (Milk) Drag Racing???? Skipping Study Halls Drinking Dating Girls??? Fighting fires Study Having Fun?? Dreaming of Girls Going to Parties Being with Mike His Wife Being with Ann Riding around??? Drinking Dating all Kinds of Girls Being with my TOM SECRET AMBITION: PET PEEVE: FUTURE PLANS: Dance at Carnigie Hall Nose Biting Go to Barber School To be an Einstein Stuck-up Girls College Head of S.D.S. Being Short College To be Superman English Class Lawyer To be Batman Accidents College Head of the Mafia Spending money Restaurant Manager Head of Playboy Clubs English Class Construction worker Center for the N.Y. Knicks Smart-Women Get a New Ford Warden of a Jail English Class College Own a Ponderosa Certain Girls Living a While Fire Chief HomeWork Conservationist Be an Astronaut Wild Girls College Win Queen For a Day The Day After College Famous Baseball player Spending money Construction Worker Owning a Vet Soccer Games College To be a Tooth-Fairy People over 90 College Have 24 Kids My Mother-in-Law College Head of the under-Ground GOSSIP College To be A First LADY Phonies Hair Dresser Be a BUM!!! Nancy Carey College President of the U.S.S.R. Being Pinched College Batman’s Assistant Fall Foliage Festivals Work 25 Anything Interesting to be another Clark Gable Stuck-up-Girls College 1971 Class History On one cold September morning, twenty young Americans received orders to report to Cohocton Central School. Those with draft cards included: P. Wolcot, S. Hoover, M. Sabins, J. Kunz, S. Daniels, D. Cleland, V. Avery, M. Smalt, N. Carey, S. Wallace, T. Kiefer, F. Benson, T. Gilman, K. Avery, J. Sick, P. Linkenfelter, M. Castle, T. Clute, S. Hoag, V. Kuhn, M. Schnieder, G. Fairbrother, D. Conrad, B. Fleishman, C. Goranson, S. Paige, M. Rawleigh, and E. Young. After nine years of basic, advanced basic, and intermediate training, we entered our Freshman year with fourteen of the original bunch and nine new recruits. (The other fourteen had all gotten honorable discharges along the way.) The new inductees that were transferred into our barracks were: B. Burns, C. Klug, T. Cragg, Michael Schnieder, M. Delio, A. Scriviner, W. Hamilton, J. Hart, D. Smith,and R. Polmanteer. Our first military event was, ‘The Psychedelic Happening”. The officers were: Dave Conrad, Captain, Gary Fairbrother, Lieutenant, Paul Wolcott, Sargeant, and Jim Sick as Paymaster. We were posted under Mrs. Kaye Wood, our General. When we entered our Sophomore year of training, the troops suggested having two so- cial get-to-gethers. One of the greatest was the “Battle of the Bands”. That was some get- to-gether! Needless to say, Headquarters agreed to both of the social events. The entire year was a success. The officers of our squadron: Jim Sick as our Captain, Michelle Schnieder as Lieutenant, Charlene Klug as Secretary, Sally Wallace as our trusted Pay- master; were all pleased with the troops efforts. As time passed, so did we. Third year training caused much excitement in the troops. Officers appointed were; Jim Sick as Top Brass, Nancy Carey as his Vice, Charlene Klug remained as Chief secre- tary, and “Money-grabbing Bruce”, as we used to call him, who was assigned to the brig for not collecting our monthly dues, was the questionable Paymaster. The troops, with two new transferees, Jeff and Paul Van Caeseele, received class rings, which were the most important part of their new equipment, and to every G.I. Junior. We staged our wildly successful play, “Grandad Goes Wild”, with Colonel J.R. Molyneux directing. We were supposed to go on tour with it but the Colonel was sure that we shouldn’t give the public too much of a good thing. The play was a big boost to our payroll. In May of that same year, the biggest social event on Cohocton was put into active duty, our Prom, entitled, “A Single Rose”, set in military color scheme of Navy blue and white. The dignitaries of the Prom were; Gary Fairbrother, and Charlene Klug, as king and queen. In lower rank were; Betsy Burns, Virginia Avery, Bruce Fleishman, and Mike Schnieder. Saying every- one looked beautiful would be inadequate. The gym had never seen so much color, ex- citement and beauty before. This night will be a deep imprinted memory to every good trooper. During our third year of training, our first General had left us. Before the end of the term we were happily assigned to Mrs. Kathleen Fairbrother, our new commanding offi- cer. She has been with the troops ever since. Our last year of training at Cohocton Central School is almost drawing to an end. We could go on and on about our recent events, but we feel they are all so fresh in our minds. One of the most interesting events was that of the war the Seniors had with the Juniors. Of course, the Seniors won over the Juniors. After all, how could the Juniors even think that they could win over the mighty force of C.C.S.? The Senior Trip is next on our charts. This is a time when the whole class goes ba- nanas. Next is Class Night, which is all meant in fun, the Graduation, the most serious of all the endeavors the troops will ever do in training. Finally, “that class”, the class of 1971, will be gone. We are going to miss all our friends and classmates and even the faculty. This is our last year. It just doesn’t seem pos- sible. The years have just gone so fast. Yes, soon it will be all over, just when it was start- ing to make sense. So on behalf of our class, The Class of ‘71, we would like to say thank you for everything. 26 Our World Traveler International Fellowship Juniors J. Meek N. Sauerbier S. Delio J. Wagner R. Mark D. Miller D. Hughes L. Fox C. Loveland R. Dockstader R. Sick L. Williams T. Fitzwater President, Deb Harter; Student Council, Carl Drum;News Reporter, Teresa Kunz; Student Council, Carla Robert- son; Treasurer, Ruth Schwingel; Secretary, Barb Wolcott; Vice-President, Dave Mehlenbacher. J. Bennett M. Miller J. Rawleigh S. Azzi J. McDowell 29 J. Slayton A. Lewis M.Rawleigh K. Scrivener D. Shattner L. Sick S. Schneider C. Keeney A. Peterson D. Rawleigh Sophomores D. Broody D. Krause President Alan Wilcox Vice President Jeff Edmond Secretary Marcia Snyder Treasurer Lisa Mehlenbacher Student Council, Doug Fairbrother; News Reporter, Linda Harter 30 Absent when pictures were taken D. Young M. Carey G. Mehlenbacher L. Shattner Freshmen D. Brown, Student Council; K. Kunz, Secretary; D. Wilcox, President; B. Larsen, Vice President; H. Hart, Treasurer; D. Dye, Student Council. M. Sabins L. Delio J. Sabins J. Miller D. Hamilton G. Kuhn J. Wray G. Gross D. Zeh J. Stoddard J. Schickler R. Wise S. Peck S. Hickey 31 8th Grade R. Schwingel C. Drum ■ D. Sick C. Benson Officers; Vice Pres., Bob Hughes; Secretary, Mary Kunz;Pres., Rhonda Bolton; News Reporter, Jean Rawleigh; Treasurer, Bill Carey. J. Smith D. Mehlenbacher A. Schikler C. Jones D. Sabins J. Walker T. Shaver K. Davenport D. Pits 32 7th Grade N. Brooks T. Jochem H. Sabins just camera shy - J. Smith G. Klug S. Davenport H. Deleo T. Wilson K. Murphy B. Conrad B. Sabins T. Hamilton R. Schattner K. Sauerbier P. Davenport J. Carey Scott Wheaton, Vice President; Gary Sick, President; Linda Childers, Treasurer; Doug Wager, News Reporter; Linda Klug, Secretary. IK T. Sick S. Rawleigh T. Miller S. Carey R. Fairbrother A. Blackham K. Frey R. Delap M. Wray D. Young W. Krause L. Francis R. Forrester T. Wilson T. Baroody J. Deleo C. Wilson D. Button D. Swisher 6th Grade D. Avery C. Crouch A. Waite C. Schneider 35 0 LI 0 L Barnhart J. Fairbrother G. Klug D. MacDougal 0 0 D Walker 5th J Wise And 6th Grade $ © 5. 5. '•t Sabins © C Gccanaon Ik lfcwito J- liu c a 0 C. !Dunn IDt R. Synder a R. Stitndtitec C. Wtmte V. Avery N. Wray W.Cragg G. Drum M.KJug E. Frey D. Stone J. DeLap D. Young T. Wrav K. W iie L. W olcott J. Wagner R. Swisher M. Smith D. Slayton K. Harter Fifth Grade L. Baroody G- Kuhn K Gruber R. Baker G- Faubrotber M Debo T- Brcnra V J. Frey F. Gilman M.Hart L. Sick B. Slayton L. Stoddard D. Towner D. Wheaton D. Zurlick K. White D. Childers D. Childers K. Courtney B. Mehlenbacher W. Dockstader K. Fairbrother D. Francis B. Hamilton B. Jackson T. Kanaval G. Mclnnis J. Cragg L. Waite G. Moir J. Rawleigh B. Smith c I i m b i n 9 A T r e e 38 J. Delio J. Eleby W. Francis J. Allison L. Mclnnis J. Wolcott J. Zurlick Third Grade L. Towner J. Schultheiss C. Stevens M. Tripp R. White 39 “Finding Your Skate Key” P. Carey T. Mehlenbacher Second Grade R. Stevens B. Putnam M. Larsen E. Snyder M.Shults W. Brooks S. Moshier R. Snyder S. Sabins Learning to Whistle Second Grade J. Miller M. Wolcott B. Sabins G. Sick W. Sick G. Schutz F. Slayton “Two Kinds of Ice Cream” D. Wheaton K. Stone J. Sick L. Shaver P. Schutz L. Rath E. Schutheiss R. Mclnnis P. Adriance J. Morris D. Moir B. Mehlenbachei First Grade D. Kanaval L. Jackson S. Hickey S. Francis D. Brown K. Sick R. Brooks W. Brooks Y. Donohue T. Earley R. Hagadone G.Jackson R. Jones Five Different Crayons 43 J. Jackson D. Young L. Zurlick W. Thompson B. Martin J. Allison J. Brooks B. Button M. Hamilton D. Sword ABSENT: P. Avery B. Sick R. Kota R. New D. Haynes Kindergarten L. Schultheiss K. Shults J. Mehlenbacher J. Schneider R. Jochem K. Kanaval V. Krause 44 f May 15th 1970 “Grandad Goes Wild” If you saw the Junior Play, presented Novem- ber 13-14, 1969, it could plainly be seen that it was an entire class effort. The players were brilliant, but only with the great help of the stage crew and our tremendous director Mr. Molyneux. 47 Row 1: T. Kunz, C. Robinson, B. Wolcott, L. Fox, J. McDowell, J. Miller, Mrs. Tripp. Row 2: R. Schwingel, S. Azzi, D. Harter, D. Miller, A. Cragg, R. Jochem, M. Delio. Row 3: D. Parks, D. Melhenbacher, R. Schwingel, C. Benson, D. Dye, T. Shaver. C. C. S. s e n ■ I o r Row 1: L. Childers, M. Kunz, L. Fox, K. Sauerbier, C. Drum, K. Kunz, K. Brown. Row 2: L. Schattner, A. Peterson, R. Johnson, K. Davenport, R. Bolton, L. White. Row 3: S. Schneider, S. Wallace, H. Hart, R. Wise. Row 1: J. Smith, L. Harter, J. Wray, L. Mehlenbacher, B. Larsen, L. Fox, J. Wal- ker. Row 2: D. Zeh, N. Carey, M. Schneider, S. Wallace, B. Wolcott, S. Azzi. Row 3: D. Fox, D. Pitts, V. Kuhn, D. Schattner, P. Miller. 48 Band Row 1. D. Zeh, L. Childers, K. Kunz, L. Fox, R. Wise. Row 2: L. White, K. Brown, D. Dye, A. Cragg, P. Miller, D. Mil- ler, V. Kuhn, S. Wallace, M. Kunz, T. Schulz, B. Mehlenbacher. Back row: S. Hoover, L. Mehlenbacher S Wallace R Schwingle, Mr. Howard, C. Benson, J. Miller, C. Keeney, J. Carey, T. Miller, J. Edmond, G. Mehlenbacher, D Park’s J Carey. 49 Drum Majorette-R. Schwingle Color Guard N. Carey, B. Wol- cott, L. Harter, S. Schneider, M. Sch- neider, E. Burns, L. Schattner, R. Avery, B. Larson. J. McDowell, D. Harter, T. Kunz, C. Loveland, C. Robertson. Jr. Band Row 1: S. Carey, J. Schutz, J. Fair- brother, L. Dockstader, M. Delio. Row 2: T. Miller, K. Harter, P. Mehlen- bacher, C. Wolcott, K. Frey, P. Sick.C. Monks, E. Frey, Mr. Howard. 50 Honor Society Row 1: D. Rawleigh, J. Sick, Mr. F. Wood. Row 2: J. McDowell, B. Wolcott, S. Wallace, C. Robinson. Student Council Row 1: J. Kunz, C. Drum, C. Robinson, J. McDowell. Row 2: T. Cragg, D. Dye, S. Azzi, T. Kunz. Row 3. D. Conrad, D. Fairbrother, J. Edmond, D. Brown, R. Schwingel, T. Miller. H. Deleo. Row 4: Student Coun- cil Officers M. Schneider, Corresponding Secretary; Sally Wallace, Vice President, Nancy Carey, President; D. Miller, Secretary; M. Delio, Treasurer. 51 FBLA Row 1: V. Khun, V. Avery, D. Smith, J. VanCaeseele, N. Carey. Row 2: B. Hamilton, M. Miller, D. Har- ter, R. Avery, C. Loveland, M. Schneider. P. VanCaeseele, S. Wallace, Mr. English. Absent: S. Delio, D. Conrad, C. Goranson, T. Cragg. FT A 52 Row 1: R. Schwingel, S. Azzi, L. Fox. Row 2: J. Edmond, B. Wolcott, D. Mehlenbacher, D. Harter, C. Robinson, C. Loveland, J. McDowell, T. Kunz, K. Kunz, D. Schattner, R. Marks. MIC Club Row 1: V. Kuhn, T. Kunz, M. Delio, K. Kunz. Library Club Row 1: J. Frey, M. Hart, K. White, L. Waite, K. Fairbrother. Row 2: L. Childer, L. White, C. Wolcot, D. Slayton, K. White, D. Avery, P. Sick, S. Carey. Row 3: P. Davenport, M. Kunz, L. Klug, B. Sabins, T. Wilson, J. Rawleigh, J. Walker, B. Rogers, C. Drum, D. Sabins, Miss Harpt. J3 Smoke Signal’s Staff Row 1: P. Wolcott, J. Sick. Row 2: T. Kunz, S. Wallace, V. Kuhn, V. Avery, D. Smith, L. Harter, J. Wray, J. Raw- leigh, J. McDowell. Row 3: B. Fleishman, J. Meek. Smoke Signal Typists 54 Row 1: C. Goranson, C. Loveland, M. Miller. Row 2: R. Avery, D. Harter. French Club Greg Mehlenbacher, John Miller, Katherine Kunz, Louise Fox, Joe Carey, Dave Brown, John Sabins. David Dye, Doug Wilcox, Teresa Kunz. Lynn Shattner, Holly Hart, Julie McDowell, Ruth Schwingel, Cheryl Keeny, Sandy Azzi, Debbie Shattner, Deb Miller, Pat Miller, Dennis Hughes, Dick Rawleigh, Gene Kuhn, Dave Mehlenbacher. German Club Barb Wolcott, Carla Robertson, Sandy Azzi, Robin Dockstader, Deb Miller, Teresa Kunz, Mr. Robert Funk. 55 This Is Christmas December 13,1970 Senior Choir Elementary Choir Track Top, left to right: P. Wolcott, T. Cragg, D. Conrad, J. Edmond, P. VanCaeseele, S. Delio. Bottom, left to right: D. Wilcox, D. Parks, D. Brown, A. Wheaton, Coach Tripp. Athletic Assn. Left to right: B. Fleishman, Secretary; J. Edmond, News Reporter; S. Wal- lace, Treasurer; R. Schwingle, Student Council; P. Wolcott, V. President; T. Cragg, President; Absent: J. Kunz, Student Council. D O’CD C DO Row 1: Don Krause, Paul Wolcott, Tom Cragg, Jim Kunz, Terry Brown, manager. Row 2: Coach Tripp, Dan Hamilton, Paul VanCaeseele, Dan Zeh, Steve Delio, Dale Brown. Row 3: George Drum, Tim Bolton, Guy Gross, Alan Wilcox, Jim Conrad, Jeff Edmond. 7 0 Tom Coach Tripp Dave Our Indians Soccer Team 60 Row 1: C. Benson, S. Peck, G. Mehlenbacher, D. Wilcox, J. Carey, D. Brown, J. Kunz, D. Parks, D. Mehlenbacher, S. Delio, P. Wolcott, M. Carey, J. Stoddard, T. Miller. Row 2: Coach Tripp, G. Kuhn, J. Edmond, D. Fairbrother, A. Lewis, D. Rawleigh, M. Schneider, T. Cragg, B. Fleishman, D. Conrad, R. Sick, D. Hamilton, B. Hamilton, S. Hoover. Volleyball Kneeling: Dave Brown, Steve Delio, Doug Wilcox, Dan Parks, Dave Dye, Joe Carey, Jim Stod dard, Greg Mehlenbacher. Back Row: Coach Tripp, Gene Kuhn, Alan Wheaton, Bill Hamil- ton, Paul Van Caeseele, Tom Cragg, Ron Sick, Bruce Fleishman, Carl Drum, Jeff Edmonds, Dave Conrad, Paul Wolcott, Alan Lewis, Dan Hamilton. 61 Volleyball Team in Action Varsity Basketball Row 1: Coach Tripp, Bill Hamilton, Paul Wolcott, Tom Cragg. Absent: Jim Kunz. Row 2: Ron Sick, Carl Drum, Bruce Fleishman, Jeff Edmond, and Jim Stoddard. 62 Bruce Coony Cheerleaders VARSITY: Row 1-T. Kunz; C. Loveland; J. McDowell. Row 2-C. Robertson; R. Sch- wingle; D. Harter. 63 J.V.: Row 1—P. Miller. Row 2—L. Fox; H. Hart; L. Mehlenbacher. Row 3—K. Kunz; L. Harter. J.V. Basketball Coach Molyneux. Row 1: G. Mehlenbacher, J. Carey, M. Carey, D. Brown, D. Wilcox, D. Dye, and D. Parks. Row 2: G. Kuhn, D. Fairbrother, A. Lewis, D. Hamilton, D. Rawleigh, A. Wheaton, and A. Wilcox. 64 � Happiness is ????? Ding-Dong The Odd Couple The Peek-a-Boo Girls Do the Funky Chicken Playmates The Odd Squad Our Fearless Leader Delio s Bar Grill Go-One-Better GO SENIORS Only the Lonely Child Brutality 66 Mrs. Folts Mr. R. Wood 67 Mr. Molyneux Mrs. Fox Farewell Once again, we as students are saddened by the departure of one of Cohocton Central’s most dedicated servants. It seems like only yesterday that we, as Seniors, were leading the carefree life of a fifth grader. How clearly we all remember Mrs. Gray’s delightful mixture of fun and study. Who can ever forget “poem day” or “current events” day. Though you may have left us Mrs. Gray, what you taught us will never leave. You in- stilled in us a love for learning that will always be remembered. It is impossible to ever replay in words what you have given us, but Mrs. Gray, we hope that our farewell to you in the 71 Chieftain will express our thanks and appreciation to you as one who will not be forgetten. May we wish you many years of happiness ahead, and want to remind you that in the hearts of us, there will always be a place for you. 68 Kindergarten “1958” Row 1: P. Wolcott, S. Hoover, M. Sabins, J. Kunz, S. Daniels, D. Cleland, V. Avery, M. Smalt, N. Carey. Row 2: S. Wallace, T. Kiefer, F. Benson, T. Gilman, K. Avery, J. Sick, P. Lingenfelter, M. Castle. Row 3: T. Clute, S. Hoag, V. Kuhn, M. Schneider, G. Fairbrother, D. Conrad, B. Fleishman. Absent: C. Goranson, S. Paige, J. Rawleigh, E. Young. Teacher: Mrs. Kohnken. “Many Changes Occur” Seniors “1970” Standing: V. Kuhn, D. Smith, R. Polmanteer, M. Schneider, M. Delio, S. Wallace, N. Carey, B. Fleishman, C. Goranson, J. VanCaeseele, A. Scrivener. Sitting: M. Schneider, J. Kunz, J. Hart, G. Fairbrother, P. Wolcott, B. Hamilton, V. Avery, F. Benson, T. Cragg, D. Conrad. 72 Patrons Betty Kay Bake Shop, Bath, N.Y. Alex Alexandris, Dansville, N.Y. Elizabeth Burns, Cohocton, N.Y. Charles Andrew Burns, Cohocton, N.Y. Celia Marie Burns, Cohocton, N.Y. Mrs. Kathleen Fairbrother, Cohocton, N.Y. Charles Lee Goranson, Cohocton, N.Y. Gidget P. Kuhn, Cohocton, N.Y. Miss Edith Strobel, Cohocton, N.Y. Jeff VanCaeseele, Cohocton, N.Y. Long Horn Gift Shop, Wallace, N.Y. The Redwood, Naples, N.Y. Naples Hotel, Naples, N.Y. Dana Conrad, Wayland, N.Y. Avoca Shell, Avoca, N.Y. Grace Collins, Wayland, N.Y. TO OUR EDITOR. Your Yearbook Staff says a grateful thank you for all that you did for our ‘71” Cheiftain. OUR EDITOR: Tom Cragg. Don Adam’s Esso 384-9903 BROWN’S TV CABLE SERVICE Keith D. Brown Cohocton, New York 14826 New York State Inspection Station Complete Automotive Service Much Happiness to the Class of “71” Compliments Of BOBS BARBER SHOP Cohocton New York JOSEPH BURNS AND FAMILY Cohocton New York Compliments Of Carl Robertson William Larsen Best Wishes From Cohocton Valley Garage Inc. Bill’s Country Store Try Us—We May Have it Open Evenings Sunday Phone (716) 384-9901 Wayland Road Cohocton New York IHC Farm Machinery Lockwood Potatoe Equip. Meyers Spayers Ph. (716) 384-5150 Cohocton New York 74 THE BIRKETT MILLS— LARROWE MILLS DIV. SEEDS CHEMICALS LIME NITROGEN BEST OF WISHES TO THE CLASS 71' Compliments CURLS ON THE CORNER Of COTTAGE INN HOTEL Betty Young Operator CRAGG REALITY Warner Ave. Cohocton, New York Cohocton, New York FARMS NEW HOMES LAND Compliments Of Compliments Of RICHCRAFT Charles Loree Dispenza Cohocton, New York DON’S WELDING SHOP Cohocton, New York COHOCTON NEW YORK 75 Compliments of Fairbrother Schwitzer Arco Station Freddies Ready Hots Hot’s, Hamburger’s, take-out orders, Soft Drinks, Dinners Cohocton New York Red Jake Larry Fast Service!! Cohocton New York Compliments of MR. MRS. GEORGE MC KINLEY Compliments of DRUM'S FLOWERS Phone 384-5410 Cohocton N.Y. Bill and Marilyn Keeney CLODNEY’S H E Quality Registered Quarter Horses the finest in Meats, Groceries, and Produce Phone 384-5950 Cohocton New York For Sale and also for Show Cohocton New York 76 Keeney Cohocton, Inc Ready Mixed Concrete -384-5320— Cohocton New York Lindsey Arco Service Station Goodyear Tires AND Batteries LUBRICATION AND WASH 728-9600 WAYLAND NEW YORK Compliment of Congratulations To The Class of YANNIE —1971— JEWELERS from 728-5208 Wayland N.Y. MR. MRS. LEE GORANSON Congratulations to the Class of 1971 Cohocton Foodland Whitebuck Inn Route 15 Cohocton, New York Legal Beverages Fine Foods Phone 384-9904 Cohocton New York E BEE0BQI3E ■ 1 — nil —- ■ 1 1 A. H. Wilcox Edward VanCaeseele and Son, Inc. Brownell Insurance Agency Lumber Building Materials Cohocton New York Hardware For All Your Insurance Phone 716-384-5180 Established 1886 Congratulations to Cohocton New York 78 the Class of 1971 Compliments of Compliments of TUMBLE HILL INC. DR. GERALD D. HOOVER Cohocton New York Snowmobile Campsite Area Cohocton New York Compliments of RAV'Q Best Wishes B.P. SERVICE KAY’S COFFEE SHOP to the Gifts Phone ClaSS0, 7' 384-5117 School Supplies Breakfast—Lunches—Dinners JOAN GRAT _ . . Cohocton WALLACE New York BONADONNA’S MARKET The Future of our Country is in the Hand’s of Today’s Youth Wayland New York Corning Savings Best Wishes to the Class of‘71’ and O’DELL'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Loans All Sorts of Beauty Culturing, Permanents, Waves, Cutting, Coloring and Styting Bath New York Corning, New York Best Wishes Bukowski’s Class of 71 Pharmacy Inc. 6 N. Main Street St. George Staton Wayland, N.Y. Funeral Home Thomas Quinlan Your Pharmacist Sue Bud St. George Wayland, New York THE Giant Food Mart And Wayland, New York Laundry Mart Compliments of Compliments Compliments of ROGERS STENBROOK of BON-TON Quality Lumber Building Supplies JOE AND PHYLLIS SHOE STORE Wayland, N.Y. MEYERS Wayland, N.Y. Compliments of WAYLAND PIPE Compliments of PARKS DAIRY OF —WAYLAND— Wayland Compliments of the New York 728-5617 Compliments MILADY’S of CORP. Wayland New York HILLSIDE MOTEL BARBER SHOP WAYLAND DRIVE-IN Springwater, N.Y. Wayland New York Styling—Permanents Hair Coloring Wig Care Skilled Beauticians Betty and Eileen 6 E. Naples St. Phone 728-5620 Wayland, New York Compliments of AVOCA REXALL PHARMACY Avoca New York Compliments of SUTFIN FUEL COMPANY INC. Main Street Avoca New York Compliments of MILLER'S GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE Main Street Avoca New York Compliments of HUNT’S MARKET Phone 728-2587 Ruscitto’s Avoca New York Compliments of GOODRICH CENTER DINER Route 15 Avoca New York Phone 566-2124 Compliments of WOOD-MAR MART Avoca New York Compliments of Bank of Avoca 82 Avoca New York Compliments of SHIRLEY'S TAVERN VAN PATTON’S Avoca New York Rent a Typewriter—Adding Machine and Cash Register. See the new Smith Corona Compliments of E Z VARIETY Something entirely different in writing machines. Exchanges Avoca New York Avoca New York Compliments Compliments BATH-AVOCA Congratulations of AGWAY INC. to the GOODRICH of Feed—Fertilizers Class of 71 CENTER MOTEL Appliances MR. MRS. Western New York’s Finest DR. F. W. FEELY Hardware Congratulations JAMES L. CONRAD Route 15 to the Class of 71 Avoca, N.Y. Phone 607-566-2216 Avoca New York Avoca New York Compliments of THE NEW RED GOOSE Charly and Amy Avoca New York TELEVISION CENTER Emerson, Motorola, Admiral, Dumont Avoca New York McKelvey Ford-Mercury Inc. Ford, Mercury, Comet, Ford Trucks A. W. MC INNIS CO. Cohocton, New York Ski Doo Snowmobiles John Deere Lawn Garden Tractors Yamaha Motorcycles Evinrude, Pipestone, Mariner Boats Open Monday, Wednesday, and Friday until 9 p.m. Wayland, New York 83 Congratulations to the Class of 1971 LEE HAWKINS Phone 534-5175 or 534-5102 H — JAQUELINE CREATIONS H. M. SCHUYLER AND SON by Allen North Cohocton, New York 14826 Phone 716-534-5919 General Repairing Body Work and Refinishing Flowers Preserved For Any Special Occasion—Natural Leaf Jewelry North Cohocton, New York Phone—716-534-5320 Compliments of Moore-Cottrell Subscription Agency 84 North Cohocton New York JR. SERVICE Compliments STATION of Harold Bill-Prop. Tires—Gas—Oil Minor Repairs 534-5160 BRIGLIN’S OLDE COUNTRY STORE PECK’S GUN SHOP North Cohocton Compliments of New North York Cohocton New York North Cohocton Compliments of Phone: 534-5940 ROBERT MILLER CO. New York ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK KNAPP’S Red and White 534-5110 New and Used Allis Chalmers Atlanta N.Y. Atlanta N.Y. North Cohocton New York Best of Luck Seniors Marcus Richards Excavating Jim Schwingle PIONEER CORN COMPANY Cohocton New York Wayland New York Compliments Compliments of of C. R. BORING RUTH'S Hardware BEAUTY Electrical Plumbing SHOP Heating Appliances Cohocton N.Y. Atlanta, N.Y. 85 Congratulations Best Wishes to the JACOB’S BROS. Seniors Class of '71 Hornell New York MAC BRIDES Bob and Irv’s SUPER DUPER FOOD MARKET Home of Pro-tec-tion Shoes Hornell Naples, N.Y. N.Y. Compliments of Compliments of Compliments of MANN'S LIQUOR STORE MURRAY STEVENS A. MCHENRY CO. Steuben County Largest Clothiers Quality Jewelry for over 110 years Hornell, N.Y. BOB'S ALIGNMENT Naples, New York Main Street Naples, N.Y. 374-2460 Hornell, N.Y. —Compliments of— NAPLES PHARMACY AND WESTERN AUTO OPEN DAILY 8:30 to 9:00 P.M. Sunday 8:30 to 1:00 P.M. Phone 374-2080 86 NAPLES NEW YORK Compliments From THE VINEYARD Bob’s and Ruth’s Naples, New York Compliments Of FRAN’S BRIDAL SHOPPE Corning New York Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 BEA’S Corning Gift Shop Naples New York Compliments to the Class of -1971- DR. P. C. NEIDERT Naples, New York Compliments From CLARK’S Boat Livery Canadagua Lk. Naples New York Compliments From BATH PLUMBING Supply Company Dist. Plumbing—Heating Paints 106 Liberty St. Bath, New York LONGWELL Compliments Of LUMBER 776-2713 BATH BOOK STORE Building Material John S. Stilwell Houseware—Hardware —prop.— Free Delivery in Cohocton Area Bath New York Bath New York Compliments of Compliments of CASTLES PERRY The New SHOE THOMPSON ORR’S ROBINSON’S SHOE STORE JEWELRY STORE FORD INC. STORE 2 Liberty St. 25 Liberty St. Bath New York Bath New York Bath New York Bath New York 87 BOYD’S SHOE STORE THE DILDINE PHARMACY INC. 3 Liberty St. KETCH R E DAIRY S T STORE Compliments of MURPHY'S Records Tapes Stereos Players Dansville N.Y. Ph. 776-4642 Kanona Rd. —Supplies— Bath New York Bath In Bath, N.Y., It’s Fashion’s From New York Bath 45 Liberty St. New York MC DONOUGH’S SHOPWISE FOSTER’S Of Course! Bath and Savona Rt. 15 367 West Morris St. Groceries and Meat M. COHN AND SONS INC. Outfitters For The —Whole Family— Since 1881 New York Best Wishs To The Class Of —1971— 134 West Williams St. 776-2335 O’DELL’S BEAUTY SHOP Bath New York Bath 22 Whiting St. New York 88 Best Wishes PETERSON Best Wishes to the Class of ’71 to the PLAZA ED HART’S GUN SUPPLY Class of 1971 PHARMACY MOLLY’S DINER —over 100 new, used guns Bath Plaza Buy, Sell, Trade, Binoculars, Bath New York Bath, New York Reloading Equipment, Amunitions open 9 to 9 weekdays Cohocton New York Life is a piece of paper, white Whereon each one of us may write His word or two, and then comes night. Greatly begin, Thou have time for but a line Be it subline. Not failure, but aim is crime. author unknown DUTCH’S GARAGE AND RESTAURANT Garage—Gas Station—Tire Co. Route 15 Compliments of W. T. GRANT CO. Bath Plaza Bath Bath New York Security Trust New York 14810 Edmond Appliance and Furniture Inc. Company Frigidaire appliance Quality furniture Zenith T.V. Cohocton Branch Kitchen remodeling Lee K. Edmond owner Cohocton New York Phone 716-384-5577 Cohocton New York 89 Dansville Branch Compliments of Best Wishes To THE CLASS OF‘71’ D G AGWAY FERGUSON DRESS SHOP Bennett Bros. COOPERATIVE INC. Dansville New York Bennett Construction Corporation Dansville, N.Y. Compliments of 14437 BOYD'S Lower Franklin Street SHOE STORE Dansville, New York 14437 Fog J Pal Dansville, N.Y. barrett oon Compliments of KELLY BROS. NURSERIES INC. MOLYNEUX ALVCE STYLE SHOP Maple Street Dansville, N.Y. MOTORS THOMAS Junior—Misses Junior Petite Half-size Apparel Dansville, New York Shade T rees—Roses Shrubs New York States Most Complete Catalog Free Catalog SALES INC. Maple St. Dansville, N.Y. DWYER 175 Main St. Dansville, N.Y. GRANTS REINHOLTZ MEN’S 14437 BOY’S CLOTHES Known For Values Dansville 167 Main Street Dansville, N.Y. Ford—Mercury— Lincoln Quality Shoes with Expert Fitting New York 987-6260 90 Times-Union Compliments of Compliments of Democrat-Chronicle RED WHITE STORE DAVIS HARDWARE “Best Wishes to the Class of ‘71’ ” Dansville Reg. Office 207 Main Street Wallace, N.Y. Harry Clymo Phone—Avoca 566-2298 Wallace N.Y. Congratulations Graduates Dansville, New York 14437 Compliments of CORNING PAPER SUPPLY 366 Baker Street Corning, New York Corning Glassworks Corning: Dedicated to serving the needs of Science, Industry, Electronics, and the home. 91 Corning New York Farewell —A Million Laughs, a Thousand Memories, and Not a Single Regret- Autographs Autographs Autographs Autographs Autographs 97 $ • nU’i oollo(;t(il( prc«« i W; CS? vZ Wn. ■ • � ,Vivf.. 1. Vi � «2 . UB vy ■' £ .V-. 'w r- v-. vwv r- r KSSS ■f- � K� v. fjSi X i v v, . • • ’ • • r •• Cm r} £ 5 E«rs ae mm •£ $VZ JCMZ • “ -vV japw� 5. - .1 - ' - - • � v( - • . i. ■ 2 v‘ . s- . - • .• .« . v � ■ - ? - v : v sX ■ jT - ' : % - « C •-• ; - y . 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