Cuba Central School - Gargoyle Yearbook (Cuba, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1948 volume:

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A .L --C, ' ' W fe' a ,W l Km tg f 5 M 'I 'Lf , N , Lf, Supermtendent George H Smlth T 1S wmth deep apprec1at1on for the patxent guxdance and understand mg whlch has so generously been glven, that we, the Senlor Class 1948 have chosen to dedlcate our yearbook The Gargoyle to Mr George H Smith, Dlstrxct Supermtendent He has been long a servant of the students and greatly respected in the field of educatlon. He IS held ln hxgh esteem by all for h1s devotlon to duty, h1s 1ns1ght and hxs smcere mterest 1n the welfare of all those with whom he comes in contact. 4 I I . . . . of ' KK r f -. QU. .aff .,m v y uw L 1:-X -0, fa.,-f Mr AlfredL Colburn Mr. Botens, Mr. Moot, Mr. Lxttle, Mr. Sm1th, Mr. Setchel, Mr. jordan Mr. Scutt. Mr. Scott 6 I I , , .I Q X , lui, , Wwimf A o . 71 Q? I L W f ,,f ' . . I Q v Q ,Q , 1 1 I a NURSE M1ss E Mabey DENTAL HYGIENIST PHYSIC IAN SECRETARY Y v M1ssC Dolan Dr W E H1ggS Mlss F Benjarmn CAFE TERIA STAFF IANITORS M I2-Rv MISSH Hall, Mrs E Benjamln M1ssM Moot, A Drew C Torpey, H Feuchter R Shaffer Mrs M Br1ggs Mrs P Blank, Mrs D OGrady, Mrs D McCaa BUS DRIVERS H Swlft M Older L W1xson F Sloan C Jordan L McM1ndes M Br1ggs M McGovern I Bump F McVey, H Prosser S Chllds 7 I Wrxght Kmdergarten I Richardson First Grade 7w4fff M Carhn Flrst Grade L Miller Second Grade I Weart Second Grade I-I Davis Thlrd Grade ,Qin 15' K' E Hendryx A Henderson B Caple M Brown Thlrd Grade Fourth Grade Fourth Grade Fxfth Grade 1' S. 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DORIS BARRIN GER It's not only fine feathers that make fine friends JOHN BEARD John is one of our nicest boys, altho he doesn t make much noise GERTUDE BLATCHLEY Her sense of humor can't be outdone, Gertxe is always loads of fun ' MARGARE T B OTENS The world delights in sunny people ' DW .1 J jail L ff 'f 13 DONALD BURLINGAME Football playing is Bi.nk's' delight, an on the field he does all right MARION BUTTS Sweetness becomes you ALBERTA C LARK Alberta's a redhead and never a bore, a pretty girl so why say mo e MARGARET CROMWE LL nice to be natural when you're naturally mce ' JUNE GRAVES Her bark is worse than her bite. JOYCE IIARBECK A rather small and charmxng lass, greatly loved by all the class DOLORES HITCHCOCK Be hght, or dark, or short or tall, she sets a sprmg and traps them all JAMES JOSEPH Quiet, but what a man' ' ' DELO KARN Something between a hindrance and a help.' VIRGINIA KELLOGG A sunny dispositi 1S half the battle BURTON LITTLE ursed be he that moves my bones RICHARD LITTLE He s dame dreaming D IOYC E MOWERS Little friends may p ove great friends ii KEITH MOYER Never do today what you can do tomorrow ANN PEASLEY 'Brmg on the boys ERNESTINE RAMSEY There's a twinkle in her eyes and we know that twinkle doesn't lie. 'FN ' 'fi'- CLR ,A ,,, z,., PHYLLI8 SCHIRHER The place to be happy is here, the time to be happy is now NELLIE SHANLEY Nellie always has cheerful smile Because she's ha all the while BERNARD SHEEHAN The best of men have always loved repose C LARA SMITH 'You're a lucky man, Mr. Smith. LEE SMITH Not too serious, not too gay MARY SMITH Neat as a pin, tall and slim ' ROGER SWIFT In all sports he won acclaim His name will be in the Hall of Fame GEORGE WATSON There's a lot there if you can find it ' FRANCES WITTER A gm with a mind of her own MILDRED WITTER Come over on the sunny side of life There's room here for all Quiet and natural, Widf FOND MEMORIES Y, haw the times have changed ! Who would have guessed that the mighty Semors of today were the shy Freshmen of 1944? How we envied upper classmen, and stood by they strode magmficently around the corridors of Cuba Central In fact, so great was our timidxty that it was fully two years before we awoke to the round of lugh school actxvities necessary to earning money for that coveted Sen1or Trip However, when we finally felt the prick of ambltion, no t1me was wasted Our f1rst efforts resulted in the creation of Hermie a super pig bank By pltting the two Junior homerooms agaxnst each other ln a race for phllanthroplc donatlons, ap proximately one hundred dollars was collected during the year, this sum was to be used to help pay for graduatlon caps and gowns As t1me marched on, the class treasury was swelled by selling refreshments at basketball games and sponsormg round and square dances Spring brought us our flrst chance to prove h1dden acting gen1us the J umor Play' The usual rehearsal perxod preceedmg the presentatlon of Our Hearts Were Young and Gay was enlivened by a spaghettx dinner glven by our class advxsors, for the cast and a party the evenmg of the play The performance itself was a grand success, even though it was handicapped by a March snowstorm The culminating events of the year were the annual banquet and Prom A circus theme was mgemously carned out 1n the correlating act1v1ties, and thxs festive back ground lent 1tself very well to the assurance of a good time had by all On th1s happy note, the school year ended with the class well on 1ts way toward fmancmg the Washington trlp At the beglnnmg of our Senior year, it was decided to set a quota of twenty fxve dollars to be earned by each class member durmg the year Immedlately everyone set about earn 1ng this amount by selllng refreshments at scholastic events, Chrlstmas cards Cluustmas wrappings, and subscrlptlons for the town newspaper In add1t1on to these selhng sprees we deluged the student body with boxes of candy wh1ch added a few odd penrues November brought our second artistlc achievement, Sprlng Dance, ' a rollickmg comedy wh1ch proved beyond a doubt that acting ab111ty IS one of our attrlbutes The fla1r for doing things right showed 1tself beautlfully m the decoratxons for the bined to make the choosmff of Ernest1ne Ramsey as Snow Queen seem very approplate The perfect touch was achleved by havmg the coronatlon take place ln a gaily decorated slelgh Wlth these duties beh1nd us, the next Issue of lmportance was the publlshlng of the Yearbook Oh, the trlals and trxbulatlons of edxtmg Snapshots, class plctures, sport events, and wr1te ups all had to be dealt w1th ln a few short weeks D1d we let It depress us? No, we went stoutly ahead and d1d a grand Job on xt, as on every other activity we had undertaken At the close of our high school career, the Class of 48 can truly consider itself a Jack of all trades for we have had a share in salesmansh1p, actmg, decoratmg, ed1tm and last but not least, learning leadership A class history wouldn't be complete without the recogmtlon of the class offlcers and advisors who gulded our efforts during these four years Our choice of leaders in our Freshman year was Presxdent Bernard Sheehan Vzce President Rlchard Phelps, Secretary Treasurer Shirley Cole The officers in our Sophomore year were Presldent James Culbert, Vxce President Rxchard Phelps, Secretary Roger Swlft, Treasurer Mildred Witter As we entered upon that momentous Jumor year, Philxp Utter, Rlchard Phelps, Shirley Cole and James Cul bert held the position of Pres1dent, Vice Pres1dent, Secretary and Treasurer respectxvely These same students presided 1n our final year, and the1r perserverance, together w1th that of Mlss Inez Crawford and Mr Herman Knowles, has surely left the class wlth a feelmg of a Job well done and a lot of fun doing lt 17 - , as ' KK J! 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JUNE 1 If Iii I-if 20 I 7 S' M UT eIZIi iI'4'IN' I S oo? Il W O 'I ..a-L I , .5 K ln? ' I . ,ff XX 9 I E , I 1:10 I ,Q ff H' IW-I7 S fvxftbii 1-fo-7 W 'X I I 5 ,AA J-Li - T A X if ' A-1 I G ' l ,ff ff 4 r xjis .,.. , -4 ,.,,., ,, ,,,.,,, U . H S . 1 D Icfq laul IJ . ly ? 4. ww. I 0 1 A If ,, -' 'SZ fb M ' I. QA 2. ,A ,-,S f A If -'T' I ' I S T' I w 'f H Q. N x 5 . ' I - M, 1 I -I7 47 .QQN I - BI v QEQ ' I24 ff ig! R fp f milf- - - ,I-A 4, 2 Ig? I I 2513? I LI M 3 I S M 'I' W , F 5 5 M T W T .-4 I I M-,A ' - 'I I g II I I IIA 4 l K 'l-' G ' ag - v ffI WZ? - WA-4-f J -iw, .- .uw f ,J M, NI- , , , f . . I I 6 'I 94-8 5 M T ,Y S NX VV ' - O I :int Q Q I I F 5 -Mo ,bl f O ,L js. -I I -J N LI I'-K 'ah A -. f 1 If-'I-II. x N- III vii I if Q I If ,ma dam af 1949 Row 1 t E Swmft, Brown, McVay, J Butts, Lawton, Chamberla1n, Dunlap, Young, Lang, Truax, Row 2 LaBarber, Gleason, Dougherty, Trenkle, Taylor, Fmnemore VanFleet, M Butts, Lockwood Row 3 Peterson, Bartlett, Moot, Bernard, Warner, Ash, S Swxft, Congdon, Wasson Kmgsbury, McVey, Row Kameck, Peckham, VanG1lder, Conroy, Weaver, Lovendge, Rutkowskx, M1lne, Norton Offxcers and Advxsors M1ss Johnson, M1ss Phear Swxft Ash Brown .TUNIORS Pres1dent Pluhp Brown Vlce Presxdent Joe Ash Treasurer Grace Bartlett Advlsors MISS Phear, Miss Johnson We, the Iumors welcomed the year with gladness for now was our chance to show our ab1l1ty What fun we had We worked like Trojans selling candy and pop and hot dogs at the games On March 15, we presented the play which was in name and reahty A Howling Success The .Tumor Semor Banquet and the Junior Prom were the outstandxng achievements of the year W l 1, 1 Or. s . 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I H ' li -Y! 22 af 1950 Row 1, 1 to r Covert, W Smxth, Butts, Hall, Harmg, Rasmusson, Wasson, Botens, Row 2, Bump, Supanik Joseph, J Scott, Congdon, Blank Wakefield, Roat Row 3, Lawton, M Scott, Kline, McCaa, Warren, Manning, Whipple, Stout, Row 4, Williams, L Swxft, Abbott, Poore, Wllls Officers and Advlsors Mr Willxams, Covert, Warren M1ss Fitz gerald, Abbott, Blank SOPHOMORE S President Mary Lou Blgnk Vlce President Patricia Warren Secretary Douglas Abbott Treasurer Kay Covert Advlsors Miss Fitzgerald, Mr Wxlliams We Sophomores have entered 1nto many ac tivities th1s year as members on all the athlet ic team, bemg well represented ln the choir and band We ve gaxned experience but we've not really had a chance to show our stuff ' Limited, yes, preference the Juniors and Seniors, but walt untxl next year we won't have to take a back seat 23 of 7757 Row 1, l to r Johnson, Lauser, Frxel, Stxllman, Hamer, Cromwell, Row 2, Shelley Sweeten, Dillon, Anthony, Barber, Hamllton, Botens, Sweet, Hadden, Severance, R Hoffman, R Hoffman, Row 3 Fodor, Beebe, Thurber, Lockwood Wxlhams, Schumer, Hxlls, Witter, Briggs Burt, Row 4 Srmmons, Thayer, Preston, Mogg Gale, Chamberlam, Culbert, Dougherty, Lawton, Conklin Rose, W1xson, Row 5, Ben Jamin, Powley, Gleason, McCo1lister, Karst, Clemmons, Smxth, Conroy, Polvxno, Edwards FRESHMEN President Benson Smith Vice President John Shelley Treasurer Janet Mogg Advisors Mrs Brown, Miss Wa.lker Outstanding in number sixty one of us and xn noise we never lack Who can forget our Truth or Consequence Assembly program Anyway we had fun, though at times our teach ers thought we should be back on the second floor J ack Nease attaining fame for the Fresh man Class by playmg on the Varsxty team Maybe we will become subdued Sophomores Ofhcers and Advlsors next year We hope Miss Walker, Mrs Brown, Shelley, Smith, MOSS, Gleason 24 0 Q l 0 l I . 1 Q a . y , . . . . , , I S . , . s , n . - 6 'Y C33 xy - XC., ..... . ............... . . . ....... . 0 A Secretary ........ ........... .-.Tllarold Gleason r : . 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Fi IWYPQMQ EIGHTH GRADE Row 1, l to r Benham, D Resch, Moot, Ingalls Peasley, Fmnemore, Supanlk, Hltchcock, Row 2, Hor ton, Boedecker, Lester, Bernard, Thomas, Blank, Barber, Meehan, Jolmson, Cooper, Young, Webber, Row 3, F Botens, Lawton, K Swift Matylas, K Smith, Scott, Treadway, Kmgan, G Botens, P Lawton, Row 4, I Mogg, Cummins, B Swrft, Zehff, Wilson, Truby Jordan Fehlmg, M Mogg, Dougherty, Bum Row 5, Paull D Smlth, Bidwell, Older, C Mogg McLennan, Kovxako, Covert, E Resch, Roeske SEVENTH GRADE Row 1, l to r Benham, Lockwood, Barber, Homuth, Smlth, Wlupple, Doyle, Peterson, Wmchell Row 2 Nease, B Sweeten, Paull, Korka, Rasmusson, Edwards, McCall, W1ll1ams, Runyan, Gale, Hartley, D Young, Scott, Ramsey, M Ross, Row 3, DeGroff Bova, M Young Watters, Brown, B Ross, Geralds, I Sweeten, Milgate Y Carrier, Khne Cromwell Dye, Row 4, Roat, Hamxlton, Edwards Briggs, Warner, 0'Donnell, Andrus, Wakefxeld, Moses, McCarthy, Older, Becker, S Ferris, Lord, Beard, VanDruIf Row 5, Rambuski, F Ferris, A Andrus, Dalaba, Hayes, Eldrxdge Blatchley McCollister, E Carr1er, Milne, Kincaid 26 -- . . . . - . . . 1 . . 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SIXTH GRADE Row 1 1 to r Vandruff, E Rasmusson, Kowlako, R Rasmusson, Bunk, McGovern, Watson, E Wit ter, Truax, Row 2, Sweet, Baxter, D Wztter Doyle, Adams Marsh, McQuarr1e, T Layman, Thomp son, Conklin, Wasson McCo111ster, Row 3 Clulds, Frlel, A Sm1th, Stevens, Poore Blank, Metcalf, Dalaba, Dufresne, Chapman, Covert, D Smith, Row 4 Johnson Barber, Cumrmns Bmdwell Cooper, Little, Blatchley, Manrung, Parker Clayson, Brlggs, Peasley, Row 5, Rutkowslu, Congdon Schena, Rmker, Babcock, Case MacQuarr1e, I Layman, Powley, Granger, Searl FIFTH GRADE ,iff J Row 1, 1 to r Marsh, Guild Botens, Row 2, W Brown, Clark, Mllgate, Warren Welch, Graves Peterson, Shena, Granger, Jordan, Witter, Baxter, Row 3, Johnson, Wlldrxck, Runyan, Cummings Perry, Luckey, Cole, Miller, Boyd Matylas, Resch, Row 4 Arzburger, Parker, P Brown, Kello Lawton, McCarthy, Thompson, Howard, Head, Smith, Curry Row 5, G Brown, Norton, F Brown, Milhken, O'Donne1l, Dufresne, Malec 27 Y , I I-Q 0 O I 0 - C l . . - u Q , l 1 ' 9 - 7 - ' 7 1 1 2 1 ' 1 , . . - 1 . 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W1ll1ams, Ramsey, Row 2, Bunk, McCaffrey, Van Druff Marsh Thompson, Beard, Schuyler, Wolfe, Bly, R Meehan Bump, Schryver, Walte, Row 3, B Swrft, Welch, Congdon, Brown, O'Grady Ross, Wasson, Sweeten, B Morris, Bova, Nobles, Nevlxng Rinker, Lauser, Row 4, Smith, Granger, Taylor, D Scott, Clayson, McQuarr1e, Cooper, P Scott, A Swlft, Roeske, Hendry, Hayes, Layman, Wetherby Densmore, Row 5 Bidwell, Wardner, C Wixson, R Wilhams, B Nobles, G Sw1ft, K1ngan, A Lockwood, Calhoun, Preston, H Lockwood Goldthwaite, Keller THIRD GRADE v' Row 1, 1 to r Pytlak, Go1dthwa1t, Carrxer, Witter, McCaffrey, Row 2, Bunk, Truax, D Thompson, Trask, Briggs, Harbeck, Nxchols, D Dufresne, Tucker, Sherwood Barber, Row 3, Austin, Wagner, German, Arzberger, M Dufresne, Cooper, Cole, C Thompson, Brown, Blank O'Grady, Row 4, Metcalf, I Edwards Bosworth, Milgate, Lord, Webber, Baker, Nobles, Allis M Clayson, Row 5, G Clayson, Kingan, Shultz, Morrxs, Calhoun, Hunt, W Edwards 28 au-q 4. ,, , . .- h , .- l . 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SECOND GRADE Row 1, l to r Wagner, Hartley, McCaffrey, Osmun, Mabey, Rehler Row 2, Rxnker, Clayson, Stone, Shaffer, R1ckard Johnson, Ingram, VanDerLmden, Doyle, Slater, F Swzit Row 3, Howard, Calhoun, Clemens, L Taylor, Mxlls, Dalaba, Dunkle, Case, Weller, Hendry, L Swxft, Row 4, Utter, Hayes, Bump, Campbell, Dav1s, Wxllard Ferns, Bernard, McGovern, Row 5, Chamberlam McCau11if, Karolskx, McCul1y Moses, Lockwood, Becker FIRST GRADE Row 1, l to r Johnson, Rasmusson, McCaffrey Wxtter, Smxth, Swxft, Galloway, Thompson, Slater, Row 2, Houston, Waite, Jerolds, DeW1ck, Weatherly, Rehler, Slupman, E1dt, Wolfe, Parker, Preston, Austln, Clayson, Row 3, Howard, Cr1ttenden, Resch, F11esh1Iter, McMorr1s, Kennedy, Spanneut, Barber, Bolton, McGovern, Lord, Trask, Row 4 Morrls, Halbert, Lewandowsk1, Dalaba, Beuter, Potter, Mabey, Johnston, McCarthey, M Covert, Rmker, Row 5, Sweeten, M Covert, Nobles, Moggy Nlchols, Gardner, Baker, McCu11y, Boschnogel 29 , . U O-- 7 J ' 7 . . . 1 a . . - . - . 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L .5 I. l. , ' In : xg ' .4 ,K-.W -Hx 1 Z Sing gd, Row 1, l to r Botens, Butts, Mr Knowles, Cole, Smxth Row 2, Hxtchcock, Harbeck Cromwell Culbert, Llttle, Sheehan, Utter, Ramsey, Clark GARGOYLE STAFF Edltor in Chief Marion Butts Ass1stant Editor Shirley Cole Business Manager James Culbert Assistant Business Manager Dolores Hitchcock Photo Editor Philip Utter Literary Editor Clara Smith Activities Editor Margaret Botens Class Editor Margaret Cromwell Grade Editor Joyce Harbeck Typists Ernestine Ramsey, Alberta Clark Advisor Mr Knowles We leave this year's Gargoyle,' the third in its series as a souvenir of 48, our year as Seniors at C C S , a year we shall always remember We have worked to make our 'Gargoyle ' the best, but w1thout Mr Knowles, our advisor and all the others Officers and Advisor who have helped to encourage us we couldn t have hoped Mr Knowles, Butts, Cole, Culbert, Hitchcock to succeed To them we owe our genuine appreciation As time passes we hope that this, our last contrlbu tion to Cuba Central will increase as a source of en joyment to all who possess it 34 . - .-- . ' 9 ' , , K sports Editor...ffffffff ' .... ffiiklwd sheenan ak..-' va , K ! . 7 L SCARLET 81 GRAY VOL 3 CUBA CENTRAL SCHOOL OCTOBER 2, 1947 NO 1 Sophomores Class elections were held with the following omcers named President Mary Lau Blank vice president Patricia Warren secre- Art Room Flashes We ve started the season ol! by thoroughly cleaning all our cup boards and tiles just ask the de sign and rep 'classes what a o th 0 JUHIOTS Senlor Slants The Junior class returned tol Th 1 ho X to an e senior c ass has started lt's sc 0 eager B n3'act1vrtles rn full swlng They have mme? b 11 ldi r 1 Should you see President Brown Qiinrdno gfrfzfcess uf, bike M181 'rw IX sf Row 1, l to r M Wltter, F Wrtter, Mlss Fltzgerald, Van Gllder, Ramsey, Row 2, Blank, Wlxson, Law ton, l19S1r:yooN9,d,3 13cgls3e,gg gmsevph, Bartlett, Hltchcock, H1156 ia Eg1tS1ns,bFr:':e1, Lauser, Ham11ton, Sweet faking a course in home economi SCARLET AND GRAY STAFF We are starting ot! our 19474 Year wxth the following staf! Eoltorm hlef Frances Wrttf Assistant Editor Hilda Van Gllde Feature Editor Mildred Witte 'Spo ts Girls Shirley Presto Boys Douglas Lauser Dick Ho! man Art Editor Rfeta Wlxso Home Economics Editor Eleanor Ros Agriculture Editor Rosalee Lawton Frank Kamec Grade Editors Okla Sweet Gladys Barbe Freshman Thomas Fr-le Sophomore Mary La Barbe Junior Grace Bartlei Senior Dolores Hitchcoc Music Harriet Hamilto Exchange Editor Madeline Josep Sales Chairman Roselle Lockvoo Typlsts Ernestine Ramsey -Marguqt Bl tens, Nellie Shaglq, tary and treasurer Catharrne Cong don llbrarians Betty Norton and Irene Supanlk news reporter Dor is Watters robe charrman Ann Warner We are hoping for a year ful' of events for our band and choir Cock Fight On-ff of the attractions at the Ctr ba Junior fair was a cock dght which occurred ear-13 in the after 'noon The two Bautams who part! clpated ln the tight were owned by Loren Stout and Gerald Gardner The tlghters 'picked at each other through the wire of their cages, The light was ot short duratio but it attracted the attention several people Homemakrng News The homenuakirxg room has been aimed a pale green in our kitchen e hare parnted our cannister sets S-some are green and some are dllow Our Irving room has been amted a dusty rose Offlcers and Advlsor Miss Fitzgerald, F Witter, Botens, M Wxtter, Van Gllder 35 Row 1, 1 to r Congdon, Mr Colburn, LaBarber, M Sm1th, Row 2, Gale, W Sm1th, R Swlft, S Sw1ft L Smlth, D Smlth Wltter Offlcers and Advlsor Mr Colburn, L Smlth, LaBarber, Sw1ft, M Sm1th STUDENT COUNCIL Pres1dent Lee Sm1th Vxce Presldqnt Mary La.Barber Treasurer Roger Swlft Each September the classes from 8th grade through h1gh school choose the1r delegates to the Stu dent Councml The Semors are allowed four members, the Junlors three, the Sophomores two, the Freshmen one, and the 8th grade one Boys and grrls are equal ly represented The Council was created to arve as a link be tween the students and the faculty and adm1n1strat1on The group s ctuef pro1ects tlus year were 1ts super vxsxon of the annual chool ChI'lSf.3S party and xts sponsorsh1p of the arch of D1mes Campaign 1 Q ' ' 0 0 . ' . ' u . 0 . 1 a n 7 I I Secretary ........ . G . ...... Mary Smith 1 so . - - - I , Q 1 n Q - D . . ' ' . ' - Q 36 5,4 vfl iii mr T1 'Tl SPRINQANCL 'SENIOR CLASS Nova:-me A Z5 QA CENTRAL S H 3 us' PM A A 0 fill CHOIR Row 1, l to r Karn, Lauser, Row 2, Anthony, M Botens, Dillon, Roat, Young, Peterson Fmnemore, Brown, Moot, Sweet, Bump, J Botens, Cummmgs, S1lsby, Mannmg, Covert, Row 3 Mogg, Hxtchcock, F Wltter, Gale, Gleason, Wasson, Sheehan Bemamm, Polvino, Karst, Cromwell, Norton Perry, McC aa, Mrs Weart, Row 4, Wlxson, Congdon, E Wltter, Wakefmeld Blank Bernard, Smith, L Swxft Abbott, Weaver, Warren, Thurber, Black, McVey, Dunlap, Row 5, I-hlls, Supamk, Hosle Ramsey, VanG11der, M W71ttBI', Joseph Warner, Scott, P Schlrmer, P Schirmer, Williams, LaBarbe Kmgsbury, Preston E Cuba Central School Mixed Cho1r was orgamzed 1n September w1th a membershlp of seventy fxve hxgh school students The cho1r studxed a few muslcal numbers by such contempo rary composers as Cam Romberg, Gershwm Porter and Rmgwald These p16C9S gave the choxr an opportumty to get back 1nto the rehearsal mood and also served to bulld up a muslcal repertolr to be used later mn the school year Rehearsals for the Chrxstmas program began 1n October wlth the cho1r putt1ng forth the1r best efforts to present Handel s Mess1ah December 11th for the monthly Parent Teachers program Mr Ingram dlrected the cholr a.nd Mrs Weart acted as accompamst The soloxsts came from Houghton College Thelr fme co operatxon and performance was greatly apprecl ated by the members of the cholr and the audxence Followlng the hollday season the cho1r began d111gent work on a relxglous program whlch was glven on Palm Sunday for a communxty servxce Soloxsts from the orgamzatxon makmg thexr fxrst publlc appearance wlth the cho1r were Mary Lou Blank Catherme Congdon and Stanton Swrft And then the sprmg festlval a.nd concert whlch IS always the hlgh llght of the musical year Cuba Central School and 1ts musxc department acted as the host school for two days durmg the annual Genesee County Muslc Festlval The cholr partlclpated 1n the section for vocagl adjudxcatxon judges for this event were present from many sectxons of western New Yor State Formal dresses in all thelr sheer pastel colormg made the sprmg concert one of the most colorful events of the year Numbers for thls program were memorized and performed wxth true muslcal 1ns1ght The C C S mixed cho1r made lts last publlc appearance at the baccalaureate servlce glven to honor the senlor class Members of thls rnuslcal orgamzatlon have vastly lncreased thelr repeats:-r durlng the year 1947 48 They are lookmg forward to a dr1ve for perfectlon agam during the commg year 1948 49 38 T, . ,, . . . . . , . . . . . 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' o . . , ' n gcmd BAND Rowl, l to r Rasmusson, Supanik, Resch, Benham, Edwards, Paull Williams, Guild, Ingalls, Kincaid, Doyle, Row 2, Swift, Webber, Hadden, Karst, VanG1lder, Stillman, McCaa, Cooper, Lester Weaver, Row 3, Manning, McVey, Beebe, Conroy, Dougherty, Watters, Culbert, Hosley, Warner, Ingram, Row 4, Resch Ross, Abbott, Blatchley, Polvmo, Roeske T the present time, the Cuba Central School Band has 38 members It 1S hoped that by the end of the year our number will be lncreased to 45 from students now taking instrumental les sons Each band member receives one class lesson per week in addition to the two band rehearsals wluch are held on Monday and Thursday of each week The band has been very active tlus year making appearances at the School Fair, the Senior and Junior plays, a c1v1c sponsored Halloween Parade and Football Rally the Spring Concert at Hornell the Genesee County Interscholastic Music Festival and its regular performances at grade and high school commencement programs at the close of the year The followmg students played solos at the New York State Sectional Music Festival in Hornell Joseph Benham, Ann Conroy, Ann Warner, Betsy McVey, Wilbert Ingalls, William Roeske, and Robert Stillman One of the mam activities in this year's schedule was the band's part in the annual Genesee County Interscholastic Music Festival on April 30th and May lst Tlus event, usually observed at Houghton College, was held m 1947 at Alfred Almond Central School and tlus year Cuba Central School had the honor of playing host to the many participating schools, among which are Franklmville, Macluas, Richburg, Andover, and Allentown The festival gives students a chance for constructive criticism by experienced adjudicators on a non competitive basis and presents an opportunity for them to hear performances by fine ensembles and soloists One of its outstanding features is a concert by a guest band and choir 39 z t lu . . I , . . . . . l . , - ' ' Mr. o , ' . the American Legion Memorial Day exercises, the New York State Sectional Music Festival at 7 : , . . . F7406 Belliamm, MCLGIIIIRH, Sllllanik, Silllman, Mr Barber, Layman, Hills, Mlss Walker, Lockwood, Williams, Smith, Dye, Boedecker, Koviako Rose LUB actlvltles at C C S have mcreased cons1derably in the past two years The oldest organ1zat1ons are the F F A , Future Farmers of Amerlca, and the Lxbrary Club In 47 two new groups were added to the hst They are the F H A Future Homemakers of America, for glrls mterested ln Home Econom1cs and the Chef Club for the fellows who want to try thelr sklll at the domestxc arts The Photography Club prov1des an opportunity for camera fans to learn more about takmg better p1c tures and to become acquainted w1th the processes for developmg and enlargmg prints 77,4 721,-4 Row 1, l to r Truax, Lang, Blatchley Stout, Row 1, l to r Layman, Chamberlin, Joseph Kameck, Row 2 Little W1lls Mr McCauliff Row 2, Wixson, Mowers, Smith, Harbeck, Wat Lawton Hamer ters, Conroy, Miss Crawford, Kingsbury, Row 3 Graves, Shanley, Wasson, Gleason, LaBarber Hadden, Sweet, Peasley, Warner, Row 4, Lawton McVay, Peterson, Young 40 dlfzwzq I 1 , . . 1 . - Q, I . I . I I I Q 5 Q . . v - . S ' v r 1 - 9 ' 1 - . 9 n Dmmafcce N Karn, Lxttle, R Swtft, Utter, Culbert, s swift, Brown, Ash, Loverldge, Van Gllder, Bartlett, Sheehan Phelps I Butts, Young, M Butts, McVey Swift HE Girls' Sextet, formed a few years ago, has proved a real addition to the musical curriculum Be sides 1ts performances at school functions the group has made several successful appearances at mter scholastic festivals Twirlers comb1ne music wlth athletlcs tn their act1v1t1es The ch1ef dramatxc en tertamment at C C S ls supphed by the members of the Jumor and Semor classes tn theu' annual plays We hope clubs will contxnue to grow in importance smce they create an interest ln various hobbies and g1ve students more chances to work together in extracurrlcular activmes Congdon, McCaa, Blank, M. Scott, I. Scott, Mrs. Bump, Warner, Thurber, Ramsey, Moses, Weart, Warren. 41 U , 1, 'r -7 A J., tin I. I 2 f A H- , V .. t' f : W' - 'Q L ' ' I . ' Qjl' of , rj l v. . ,,, kr , X -5' fa-Ae. . 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A 5-9 X-- .4 XXX W5 I ,,,.-naw ,,.a.yi ,...a1..,. an UIAHD P nv 1 mx WOM M l1l0Nl fm HI Lvl 1WlWll N! 4' X kNl 08 596' Sgfd-:faq 1 gum. in-5, i Q x Qrt I Q 'P' fr- 51-5 'QP' J .VN I ! f 5 5 5 . f ., 5-2 7 M A A Row 1, 1 to r Searl, Burlingame, Clapp, R Swift, Childs, Taylor, Poore, Weaver, Row 2, Mr Kincaid, Finnemore, Rutkowski, Moot, I-larbeck, Sheehan, Nease, Butts S Swift Boedecker, Mr Colamonico, Row 3, Supanik, Stout, Blatchley, Truax, Lang Wills, Phelps, Abbott, Smith, Row 4 Resch Karn, Edwards, Peckham, Ash, L Swift, Kincaid 1947 48 SEASON This year s football squad won two games, lost four, and scored eighty three points against its opponents' ninety eight The team opened the season with a 38 7 win over 33 0, from St Bernard's High School at Bradford The players ra1l1ed to give tough op position to a strong Wellsville team although they were defeated 27 6 The following Saturday they completely outplayed the Portville eleven, only to lose a 7 6 lead in the closing minutes, so that the final score stood at 12 7 in Portv11le's favor But in the last game the squad redeemed itself with a 38 7 victory over Allegany Although the team won but two games out of six, many of the boys on the squad were out for football for the first time The experience that they gained will help them a great deal next year With the exception of the St Bernards game the Cuba squad made a very good showing in every game Semors Don Burlingame, Delo Karn, Dxck Phelps, Rod Swift and Bernie Sheehan and post graduates Ralph Harbeck, Don Searl and Martin Moot may be lost to the squad for next year although Burlingame and Swift are expected to return as post graduates, and Harbeck, Moot and Searl are eligible for another season of play Next year s team will probably include Doug Abbott, J oe Ash, Curt Childs, Jake Edwards, I oe Lang I ack Nease, Harley Poore, Leon Rutkouski, Paul Taylor, Richard Truax and Cliff Wills, all boys who proved themselves valuable players in '47 In addition to our regular football squad we had this year a touch football team for boys in the 7th, 8th, and 9th grades sponsored by the Kiwanis Club Many of the boys on this team gained a great deal of experience and, therefore, they are expected to help the varsity squad next year 44 . . . , . , 0 . . ! . ! I -7 , s Livonia, but lost the next game to bolivar 19-0 and a week later took its worst beating, ! I Zfrwkefiafi VARSITY Row 1 1 to r Burhngame, Peckham, Ash, Moot, Row 2, Butts, Moyer, Swlft Nease, Harbeck, Searl, Mr K1nca1d CUBA OPP CUBA OPP CUBA OPP Camsteo Frank11nv111e Fnendslup Angehca 'Alfred Almond 'Bohvar Angehca Flllmore We11sv111e Flllmore We11sv111e 'Alfred Almond Franklmvllle 'Bohvar League Gam J V s Row 1, 1 to r BenJam1n, Edwards, W1111ams, Lang Brown, Truax Row 2, Polvmo, Sm1th, Swlft, Taylor, Abbott, Poore, Mr K1nca1d 45 35 ' 42 32 ' ' 39 35 ' ' 26 37 ' 25 25 - 24 34 ' 36 42 Rushford 24 19 C anisteo 47 34 Rushford 1 8 41 ' 33 51 ' 36 47 ' 46 36 ' 37 27 ' 29 43 - 32 19 ' ' 26 47 ' 28 ' ...... es . 1 t: l . - . . . . , S . . fS fwe6aZ! i QQ ng, -'N QW' E' '.' I' of GW , P ...ago- .07 nv' 4? Row 1, l to r Perry, Peckham, Moot, Gu1ld, Searls, R Harbeck, Row 2, Smlth, Rutkowskx, Drake, F Harbeck, Sw1ft La Barber, Mr Kincald 1 947 SEASON 1947 baseball team turned out to be very successful The Scarlet and Gray won SIX games and lost only three At the opemng of the season, 1n the first two games, wluch were non league Cuba defeated both Rushford and I-lmsdale w1th a score of 5 4 and 9 6 respectwe Our hard lutt1ng group of athletes began the league games with glory by defeatmg We v1lle 8 7 and Bohvar 4 2 In the return game wlth Wellsvllle they lost 9 0 When C C S played Alfred Almond, her archrivals, the first game, due to the fme pltchmg performance of Gene Guild, ended 1n a Cuba victory wnth a 3 2 score while the second game was lost to Alfred Almond 5 2 The last league game of the regular schedule was played at Bohvar and although It was the shortest game of the season, because of a cloudburst, lt was long enough for Cuba to trzumph 1 0 The result was that Cuba and Alfred Almond were tled for the league lead In the playoff at Wellsvllle, Cuba was defeated 9 1 Although the whole team played well, speclal mention should be made of the outstandmg work of Gene Gu1ld as pitcher, of Rod Swlft as shortstop and of .T 1m Drake, Rod Swift and Don Searls as batters. 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