Cuba Central School - Gargoyle Yearbook (Cuba, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1955 volume:

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Xl .P X f 5 Rexx A 70 bi kt 1 1. ' A Q. , J' Q4 X A A rs , 3.0, .- 'Q Q I Q .A 1 l . . 3 4 l ' . 'I Kvhi' r A ' x: ' -- r 4,41 A hs? xl! Alumni Teo fkxffg? .da P I Junuor Sensor Banquet cuba central Cul uncry Art Masque Murvels 2' T - ' ' 5 X as A -1:-Q ,xx K Q' 1'?i'51X - We honor Miss Brown 2f'9-iii? V. .,. ' l ,X swag , ,. 8 ' rl..- 3 'P' 32'-za 1 lr-1 Spectators? 1' :'.'z-, lug-...- i I . . A Q.. 'wi' - ,.,-n-,gg Q., 4. N'-, A . --- v s 5?--.-':'?t.-:-- if tiff' H141-2-' 15 SWQBUIQ , ODAY we 9 luve an a world of perpetual change, progressnng from horse and buggy travel to speedy eocomotlves, from steamshlps to atomic submarlnes, from the furstWr:ght Brothers uncertaun flight to supersonuc lets ln the fneld of educatuon we have come from the luttle red school house to huge modern bunldnngs of brick and mortar But regardless of the age IU whuch we lnve, human nature remalns the same From every generatuon we hear the old famnluar remember when Former graduates remamsce about school days We hope lv t IS book wrll help you and us to 'Y 5 JJ 7 a. tl I -'-'Y tnmes as students of 'If ,sf V r W .f X4 -rJ,y W 4 IA, A N V , . - , A - ,. . Q , A ' z 3. ' V ,f x : . ' - - - . I . 4- ' l . . J A W X1 ,, I if ' . . I . . . . - a Q . s . 'IJ . h .A ' ' ' '? as 's - - an n Q2- 1-' E .I v h 5- A it Luigi-' ll -.5.!'s,'Jf- 151. 11fAf ':: 'w1 remember the endless ood ,-f, 'P'--' ., - J, ..-,-.LJ ,,..F .. ag 1 zu., , ti ' , ,wg gar- . .- .V Ptifi' it Cicl uf 52.-','--Pf--X. n,.j.,A W- , 1-4.5. ,.--..wA,. .. -. --Nr-'..-ft.,-: '..,,j9 lf,1.,f,' Ffh if '. ' '- ' .. .-132-,,-1'-V 4. , 1 z '-f-aiu' - -4 .'R All -7 1' ADMINISTRATION SENIORS CLASSES ACTIVITIES SPORTS 5 conlenls -Q4 lu 1 u ' 'PA v v.x4. 4-4 A -v-'I 4 in F45 4 1.5 P ,v I cl dlCU l0ll Fu , ' Ia, fy 1,5 ew A Vaci 'Q H wi .fmzg ' ,,-. in -eh si, 1' Q 1 1,4-,1l.p'W' .Q V' tru,-rv 'ng rx.. 4l!!r' rm 4. Mr AlfredL Colburn QL, E, the Class of 1955, slncerely deducate thus Gargoyle to ALFRED L COLBURN We offer our thanks to thus man who has taught us the meaning of perseverance and who has been a pnllar of mtegruty throughout has seventeen years of servnce to the students and faculty of Cuba As a result of hrs unceasang effort to gnve help where help I5 needed, he has earned the deepest respect and lufe long friendshnp of all Through hrs guidance and his understandung way we have come to know a great man. 6 q 3 :lm 0 4 5.1,-4 Qffl. . - -1:14-, .15 -. . 'L ' ' -17 7'.1:f':Yl . .. . ,.'ii?x:i'.l':ff4,. ., .. ,. ... ,-.g, , A -',-.3193--:'. .-4' 173'-:.I,fLr, 1 -.' 7 t::2Tf. '1- .:.Q, g-., :'J- s- -,Q ,v- -.eq-5 'arf-' 1:-nf' rms:-1 r-Z 1'-nl: ,. ,... .... ri 1' 3 A n ,- A L' 0 3' ,sl Fe 'Q -fe .. . ,cf 'C' 2 52 tr! I-.1 '.' 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' Lf . - ' M. A ' . 1 L ge H. ' ' - ' ' ' . I0 . JH Iacully Ka PQ' ali' wf-39 HE, an M Brown Mathemaucs R Wrllrams Sclence E NlcCaul1ff Agrrculture E Stellrecht Ind Arts ,67- M Hornxng Vocal D Schroer Vocal ml if 2 hrteman Business I Crawford Home Ec its 5 :fix C Swrer Art 'gil' 'C7 N-M' Mazza Physical Ed pv- . ,, ,. K Ingram Band E Krncald Physrcal Ed L.Srir1ing-Physical Ed. K. Wolford-Library R,Farwell-Guidance V.Davis-Driver Tmg. school personnel sECRETAR'1' CAFETERIA STAFF ...fh- ,'fi9s 1 N: Mxss M LaBarber -0 NURSF Mrs A Brotherton Mrs M Bnggs, Mrs J Sheldon Mrs R Wll kmson Mrs D OGrady Mrs L Bosworth Mrs E Benjamxn VW aus DRIVERS 3 !I'!f 'l Mrs M Utter DENTAL HYGIENIST sl 'Q' TOP ROW F Sloan M Brxggs S Chxlds H Prosser I Bump M, L McM1ndes C Jordan L Wlxson I-IRST ROW M Mc Govern F Wlnchell H Sw1ft F McVey F3 if E CUSTODIANS Mlss A Baker PHYSICIAN -AA DY W H1885 C Ellwood R Marsh H Feuchnr R Bolens I2 4 S ix I I A i ' L x . , I - ,I x ' ' ,ly . I I X . ,yns gy ' A . - I 2. 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' 1 ' ' I V . - . - n - . f. .s'A K rf. ---gm x X Q , x 1 X f ' V, 'Rd '1 xs C 5 I .L gn. 1 . 5 rf ,rf HE school today rs not merely an educa tronal rnstntutron but also the scene of many specral servlces for school and commu nnty Some of these are performed rn con lunctnon wrth the school such as the Adult Educatuon Program under the drrectuon of Mr James Boyd, which offers courses of recrea tronal and practncal value to the adults of our communrty Mr Richard Farwell D rector of the Guvdance Program at C C S has aided students an plannung the courses whnch wall be most helpful to them un the future The Drlver Trannung course under the nnstructlon of Mr Vrncent Davus teaches students and adults correct and safe methods of drlvrng The school also provides for chest X rays, ear testmg and work an dental hyguene as specnal servuces un the fneld o health The Boy Scouts and the March of Dames drrve found the school a welcome host for drnners and money ransnng ventures Indeed the school of today povudes and welcomes the many valuable and essentnal specual servnces i March of Dumes Benefnt Q s eclul servlces Panel Dlscussuon Scoutnng Y ,At . 1'-WE Health Servnces I3 X C 4 -f if '- .4 4-Q1 , . M W . Y 1 'K .Q , A V V ' ' 4 , , -'A J' ' P M? 5 .7 . Y' .l A if N 3- F ri ' V, lg.-, f 1 , 5 W f of - 'KW . , fy Z Nxt, X ,Wt ,W VI T i 6 , ,, v Y gay v ,xy 1 I . . . 1 Y ' ' X ' . . ' , i- . . . . . f .7 .A 'nl M W' g X, --.. fp I 4, P 3, SQYVICBS iw Adult Education has Testing Guidance Scourmg ixx , r 'h Z Driver Training K AT HE RINE ARNOLD SANDRA ARZBERGER QM 'X Ki, -3 MISS M HORNING MISS M SHRIVER Presudent Gerald Resch Vuce Presuoent John Warren Se retary Katherune Arnold Treasurer Aluce Perry Advusors Muss M Hornung Muss M Shruver Kay The duffucult she does at once, the umpossuble takes a luttle longer Thus versatule lady worked on the Gargoyle, both plays, cheerleader, Sr Prom Queen and County Chour After college who knows? Sandy Good nature us the very aur of a good mund Thus lass came on the scene for F H A Gargoyle, Jr and Sr plays, Chour, and Sr Prom at tendant Her plans are E C T I to learn the Culunary Art Sandy Charm strukes the sught, merut wuns the soul Thus luttle blonde was seen un Chour and Cammercual Classes That effucuent gurl behund the type wruter wull be some busunessman s dream come true Wayne T was hus thunkung of others made you thunk of h Wayne took an actuve part un sports and Junuor play Our country wull benefut by thus young man s ambutuon uf he chooses to enter uts servuce Judy God guveth speech to all song to the fe The NaCl Quee , o songstress was un the Jr and Sr plays, County Chour and All State Chour Maestros wull stand and applaud her musucal talent Pat To have a fruend us to be one She s made her appearance un Chour, and F H A Thus quuet worker malored un Scuence un preparatuon for t at successful career un nursung We preduct a brught future SANDRA BARBER ,gf 6 WAYNE uso'rENs Junmu BOYD PATRICIA BROWN I 6 DANIEL KRIVULKA MARIORIE KENNEDY Danny The wealth of mankund as the wasdom at leaves Dan was an track bowlang Chef Club, but spent most cf has tame an the lnd Arts room wath hopes of makang thas experaence anstrumental an has future Marge lf she asn t aoanang the fun she s r'-akang at Thus laveware was ac tave an Labrary Club Drama Club, and has maaored an busaness We predact she ll be queen of the College Campus before long Sam Always the raght thang at the wrong tame Sam was an the Dramatacs Play Boys Quartet, Chef Club All Star Football and Basketball He s un decaded now but somethang promasang wall turn up Butch He d have the last word wath an echo One faeld an whach he proved has worth was the football faeld Worked hard on Jr play and Gar goyle He ll burn the madnaght oal over those Chemastry books Genga Eat, drave, and be merry One of our peppaest cheerleaders Busy an Drama Club Student Councal, All County Choar, Sr Play Gargoyle and Sports The Medac wall be portrayang her career Be Vnrtue ns lake a rach stone, best plaan set She donated ner varaed talents to Choir, Photo Club Sr Play, and Labrary Club She wall one day be chosen Mass Secretary of the Year Marge Polateness as to do and say the kandest thang an the kandest way Member of Choar, Gargoyle, N H S , and n Authoruty In Art Class She ll be drawmg pretty pactures for the kaddaes an class Glenn Never do today what you can put off untal tomorrow Has actav aty an Band as surpassed only by enthusaasm for Agraculture Cuba Lake wall be a mann source of arragataon for an ultra modern farm GUILD HARLAN GRANGER GLENDA ESTES GLENN CLARK MARGERY COLE BETTY CURRY I7 FU. RUSSELL LINCOLN LAWTON Marlyn She carnes the stars nn her eyes and the sun an her fruendshup She s been an A Business student and effucnent typust for the Gargoyle Ohl to be that perfect secretary Rusty When we are dead It ns for a long tume What would we ever do at ball games wnthout Rusty? Thus boy wall be responsuble for all super re cephon Improvements that take place un radno and TV Nan On thoughts of lufe I have but one and that by gosh ns havmg fun She partncupated nn the Photo and Drama Clubs, Chour and sports Wnth a whoop and a holler Alfred here I come Sandy Argument us the spuce of lufe She demonstrated her talents nn both plays, Gargoyle, State Cholr, Student Councul, and N H S She have a song on her laps throughout her musncal studues Irvlng None but humself can equal has worth was a bowlmg enthu suast and rated the posntuon of football manager We re sure no one wnll sur pass Irvung nn the fueld of enguneermg Nan Ambutnon has no rest Such an effrcnent gurll Busuness Manager of the Jr and Sr Plays, and the Gargoyle Also nn N H S There II be an apple for the teacher every clay Jeannue Not that I luke to study less but I luke fun more Thus cute In I gal worked mnschlevuously In Scarlet 8- Gray Choir, Drama and Sr Plays, and Gargoyle After R B I a long march down the ausle Nettl There us not much on her mmd that ns not reveal d Actuve 1 school paper, All County Chour Gargoyle, Drama Club, and Mrxed Cho rus Bus Ad at Duquesne wlll be blest or bothered by her presence 1 ax xo -h,g, P- L NANCY MCCARTHY IEAN MELENDY ANNETTE MILLER I8 K K .4 . ,f I ' ' 'll A f I lf - ,, . . . . . , . 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PHILH' SCHENA SHIRLEY RUNYAN .TE ANNEdRO5 if .!rT,1f1,g,,J f ,H4-C, ,f f W, nwkdlfwu Cv Phul He who mvented work should have fumshed nt He s full of luf when rt comes to football, basketball, and track Off he goes unto the wr d blue yonder to become one of Uncle Sam s fly boys Shnrl Man ns no match for woman where mlschlef reigns She was a Bus: ness Admlnustratlon malor, sports enthuslast, and glamorous lady lifeguard Her weddung bells wall take the form of anchors Jeannle Her autograph may be worth savmg, Rembrandt s was This fanr damsel came nn our Sensor year Lnvely In sports, cholr, and class actlvltles She ll be maklng pretty curls for her patrons soon Gerry Has head ns luke a pnncushnon stuck full of thlngs to do The leader of the class was chosen for a trap to Boys State Member of the bowlung team Gerry as now an employee of the U S Army Margie A sure formula for a good time Full of vigor, a cheerleader and a member of the Spamsh Club Student Councll and Chour Our Shotput an the Sensor Play The flrst of the class to wed Congratulatnonsl Ernle The world s best men are dymg off, I don tfeel so well myself He s left has mark un Ind Arts, Mechanncal Drawlng Sports anl Student Councnl Shup Ahoyl He Il be on the crest of the waves Allce ln youth and beauty wlsdom as but rare Thus whurlwund had Inter ests In both plays, County Choxr, Jr Sr Treas , N H S and Gargoyle Jr Prom Queen The scent of Orange Blossoms as an the aur Barbne Happnness was born a twnn Barbie malored un Busuness, and took a busy part an Chour Lubrary Club, and class actnvmes The Crystal Ball foresees a brulluant future for our lnttle dynamo JMLL GERALD RESCH 7vG.'L1.., L f 7 4444 MA GIE REHLER BARBARA NEWTON ALICE I9 Z,,vm,4eJ Ho, fu, ,1tM.l,f' J ERNEST RASMUSSON f ' ' . 4 T I Q 'Q J k V . ,u T , P - Xi- 1 A ' If 1151 if 1153 ,' Way, T , . 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T A 13 fc ,LL ' vis ALICE TOLMIE 2 IOHN WARREN DEAN WILDRICK 'XJ-'F I 1 WESLEY WILLIAMSW SALLY A 'W if J Sally She doesn t specaalaze an one thang, she excels an ll A bundle of actave personalaty plus wath cheerleadang, both plays, and edatang the Yearbook After Elmara, her husband s executave?'9 Phyl The world as a wheel and at wall come round raght She knows th ans and outs of Busaness from conscaentaous studya g Her commercaal knowledge wall be put anta practace an her home soon Jagger An ounce of wat as worth a pound of sorro Contrabuted to J and Sr plays, Gargoyle Student Councal and she was a cute cheerleader Madame Fafa sees a successful nursang career for her Jack Oh thas learnang what a mess at Four tames Vlce Presade t Took part an All County and All State Choars, and Jr play He wasa basso profundo an the Male Quartet Anchors aweagh Matesl Dean Sound lafe all labor be He was octave an Choar, Band, Chef Club, and Shop He was the very capable electracaan for the Jr and Sr plays Dean wall be headang an the darectaon of R l T soon Wes My kangdom for a hot r d An athlete and a scaentast comban d Wes malored an scaence and was actave an sports He ll have has own pravate stock car track around a Ford Garage af he has has own way Ernae Youth comes but once an a lafeta Her talents are many, be ng shown an F H A Dramatacs, and Choar The voace wa th a smale and the number, please wall be fcamalaar to us all an the near fu Sonny l never thank of the future, at comes soon enough Ambataous an sports, stage manager of Jr and Sr plays Sonny s super manor wall halt the unemployment problem an the vacanaty of Black Creek Lf.. 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My If' ' -4, 34' 1 1 X - fin Q X first grade TOPROW: B.B0yd, scum- mings, S.CoIburn, D.HoImes, R.Law. THIRD ROW: R.Kenf, L.Swiff, W.HasarcI, M.ShIeIds L.Smifh, R.Nunn. SECOND ROW: B.BaschnageI, M.KarsT S.WysocIcI, D.Hedden, P. Gaeta, P.SearI. FIRST ROW: P.Tucker, K.SwIff, T.Burf, W.Gayharf, L.BeIIeisIe. Teacher: R. Thomas first grade TOP ROW: W.Swiff, S.Weafh- erIy, D.Burch, L.Schryver, D. Chamberlain. THIRD ROW: T. Randall, D.WiIIiams, L.Maty- Ias, C.O'DonneII, B.LInd- strom, J.Moses. SECOND ROW: D.Johnson, C.Smith, C.ScheiterIe, D.WiIIiams, C. SmI?h. FIRST ROW: R.DunIap J.Johnson, B.HubbeII, B.Ben- iamin, L.WeafherIy. Teacher: M. CarIing first grade TOP ROW: C.RandaII, R. Young, D.Kuhn, E.Brown, G. Hasard. THIRD ROW: V. Mosser, D.Lafferty, R. Shaffer, H.Lewis, .I.TruesdeII, D. Buffs. SECOND ROW: .I.Mc- Collister, W.ShIpman, R. Warner, L.MiIgate, D.Weafh- erIy. FIRST ROW: D.Beebe, W.Wright, M. Booth, D. Lester. Teacher: L. Murphy Substitute: R. Sheehan 25 I second grade TOP ROW: M.Dunlo N Pr ' Learn, B.Swiff, E.SticIceI, E. Dalton, F.Coverf, K.Brother- ton. THIRD ROW: R.Gere, M.Menfer, C.AcI4erman, S. Schultz, S.Colvin, M.Clay- son, B.MatyIas, N. Bump. SEC- OND ROW: J.Mcscho, S. Riesdorph, E.Ausfin, M.Truax, M.Wysocki, R.Spencer, D. Chase, .I.SheIdon, D.Washburn FIRST ROW: S.Seelbinder, J. Metcalf, D.Barber, S.Rcub, J.Vanik, L.Wydro, J.Gcrdner, T.Brown, L.Bump. Teacher: I.. Stillman seco n d 9 ru de TOP ROW: K.Kamery, D.Kin- caid, G.Spanneuf, L.Gross, S Wakefield, L. Brewer, K . Trues- dell. THIRD ROW: H.Mabey, P.Searl, L.Smith, J.MiIliIcen, P.Mobley, S.SmIth, R.WiIey, L.Pierce. SECOND ROW: R. Taylor, D.Swift, J.Stafford, S.Sikes, M.Coverf, P.Willson, P.TrasIc, T.Ayers. FIRST ROW: J.HulI, B.NiIes, K.Tolmie, N. Lester, R.Steen, B.Piechota, J.Sfubbs, B.DeschIer. Teacher: F. Webb lhird gra d e TOP ROW: R.Poore R.Sub'ecf, I I S.Smifh, L.IngcIls, D.Pierce. THIRD ROW: M.Burlingame, .I Wysocki, P.Bresney, D.Shaffer M.IngalIs. SECOND ROW: M. Beebe, S.Swiff, T.HuIl, C. Wilkimin, D.Karsf, D.Howard. FIRST ROW: G.Burch, D.Niclc erson, S.Piechofa, C.Torpey. Teacher: R. Hequembourg I :+P R.. ' ' T1 v .I 44 9.4 ' E- .Q ' Q L, I - eva X' f - QA We V f -Wzffkx Dewi . s , fn-,, . x I OO ii ps! N 'Pu -- 17 ,v W-r ,4 ' ' 5'I's 'J' ' f YI- s, 8 , -.AC -V Opp -' 1- f 1' . 45 , x ,. X-4. ' rg. . VG? I3 M fourth grade TOP ROW: E.WacIswortIw, M. Sawdey, R.Morris, G.Borden, D.Moses. THIRD ROW: P. Swarthout, S.I.aw, G.Howe, G.TrcrsIc, P.HaII, K.Prosser. SECOND ROW: R.Bootl1, L. Green, H.Eaton, W.Menter, C.Newton, T.Sl'1aw, D. Edwards. FIRST ROW: G. Micros, R.RescI1, S.Lualdi, T.CoIamonico, B.Homer, J. Boynton, D.Swift. Teacher: A. Henderson fourth grade TOP ROW: R.Kauffman, S. Morris, D.Mogg, T.Truby, R. Little, G.MiIgate. SECOND ROW: J.Ringelberg, S.Learn, J.MarsIw, M.Clayson, W. Willson. FIRST ROW: J. Prosser, C.Truax, B.Boyd, R. Sheldon, S.Swift, S.Matteson. Teacher: M. Sloan fourlh grade TOP ROW: D.Williams, M. Frungillo, D. Lawton, S.Holmes .I.Anders0n, S.HuII, L.Winch- ell. THIRD ROW: K.Newton, S.Nevling, J.Slater, M.Mc- Laughlin, D.Clark, W.ScI'1ei- terle. SECOND ROW: B. Witter, T.Pixley, J.CIarlc,.I. Warner, G.Brown, L.Gross, G.Van Gilder. FIRST ROW: S.Lauser, J.Lasl1er, C.Midey, M.McCaffrey, J.Babcoclc. Teacher: H. Guild vwyoq, ',,1 . . slxlh grade TOP ROW: N.Ungerman, D. Keesler, P.Kennedy, L.Saw- dey, S.Shipman, S.WincheII, D.SmIth. THIRD ROW: G. Pratt, B.Turock, M.Barber, J.Borden, A.Perry, J.Tay- lor. SECONDROW: L.Poore, P.Hunt, G.Truax, A.Cum- mings, B.Smitl-1, L.CIayson, B.Anderson. FIRST ROW: R. Brown, B.Edwards, C.Becker, E.Howard, R.WilIiams, L. Thompson, J.Sweet. Teacher: J. Leonard sixth grade TOP ROW: D.WeatherIy, M. Doyle, C.Stone, M.Swift, M. Micros, T.RinIcer, D.Hequem- bourg. THIRD ROW: F.Thomas, D.Gross, J.Boyd, N.SIoat, N. Colvin, L.Karst, E.Ross. SEC- OND ROW: T.Yaw, R.WiIey, D Thom son L Older N.Lew- . p , . , andowslci, D.Johnston, J. Gordon. FIRST ROW: M.Tru- by, P . Ackerman, T. Johnson, L. Runyan, C. Ingram, W. Hunter, M. Stocking, C . Lauser . Teacher: A. Saunders sixth grade TOP ROW: M.Sawdey, M. Morris, M.Covert, M.MetcaIf, L.Bolton. THIRD ROW: D. Lawton, J.Caton, R.Norton, C.Menter, S.Smith, W.RicIc- ard. SECOND ROW: K.Burt, S.Bump, R.Menter, C.Kauff- man, L.Payne, P.Bush, S. Stafford. FIRST ROW: B.MiII iken, B.Wixson, L.HoweII, A. Older, M.Norton, M.Mc- Laughlin, D.RehIer, M.CoIa- monico. Teacher: L. Campbell 3I Qi HN :A ,- Iv Q A xqv N:-11. ,,,. Q. 1 'Vi XX FI 'IR 3 ji gal ' 'A it T Bus--I - I ' 2 I ILL: 4 I, I pi 1 K ,ll BS A3 V If If. I Q' QQ Ts ,,,. .4 'fe IW i 'lr'r- 2 LW I. Es 4 o u Q 4' Jdv QE' :lf S. LJ xx' -it as 41' C55 KA Els-v, 1 Q UINW .. ' 4 . ' i-f5'- -,,,.. .4-1 ,yes K vous'-Q . ,' ff ' 455 fun'-unmngm 4,5 I Q 4- 99 v Y. TOP ROW: D.lngalls, R.VanDerLinden, J.Edwards, J.Robin- son, J.Comsfock, N.Arnold, W.Sl'1eldon. FOURTH ROW: R Shannon, J.Fredrickson, D.Wifter, D.Poore, R.Winchell, G Schena, D.Spencer, N.Learn. THIRD ROW: E.Blodgett, J. Eaton, N.Houston, B.Thomas, B.Clark, S.Poore, D.Bosworth. SECOND ROW: T.Swiff, M.Goldthwai1', T.Wilkinson, D. Taylor, M.Poffer, K.Shaffer, T.McCaffrey, T.Wisniewski. FIRST ROW: D.Resch, J.Houston, D.Rasmusson, J.Newton, E.Dolph, C.Miller, L.Galloway. seventh grade TOP ROW: J.Cornelius, L.Bailey, F.Greek, H.Mogg, D Dewe, M.Coverf, T.Becker. FOURTH ROW: F.Sweeten, M. Deming, G.Gardner, M.Lord, M.Hatch, D.Slater. THIRD ROW: F.Osmun, A.Ball, M.Cromwell, J.Thompson, S.Kauff- man, R.Sloa1', R.Hamer. SECOND ROW: R.Green, T.Howard V.Howard, C.Brewer, R.Clayson, L.Marsh, C.Hunt, R. Brown. FIRST ROW: J.Rehler, L.Bolton, P.Morris, L.Chase A.Foster, M.Fousnoughf, S.Milgate. qc. . , H9 A pf 'gf Q FWQTKFBGI. X fl, fu 'pw 14930. at .-! Q' L....- 1q,Q ' .A -41 ,S , Q ' E' ' '7 ' f-:Z T' 1, 5 T -r' '5 -'T'-If 4,4 if 1 s'-,jflf lr I , Y ' ' fb -'I 1- -l. - -e L:.4' QC' A F 'J 4 i P4 pq: Y? , M, A 'I A ' 5, . ,T - . Y, ig ,I 'T 0 W 4,-,ix rf QMS' cf- -'fx Q1 I I Q? 09? 0- 11 's' JKQF. Kas S N49 .BQ if 'F,'51 '4.:'wl: Wim CLASS J. Cornelius, W, Sheldon, H. Mogg, 4v. L RJ CLASS OFFICERS G. Stolberg, I.Baschnage1, QV H pt- fx ,mv . D ,',pg .. I v v .. VJ' T' -:- ',. as so gs 'V' ur-42 A' 'Y milk ' ., - I figif ll 11- -5' 9? ai- Q6 Q n a'YX Uhr is 'vw Q -4?- f ff -.xvv', -.A . 'Yun ' i?f rx ,af 's ilih .JL J, 1'-'N ff TOP ROW: N.Sponneuf, R.McCarfhy, T.Toylor, C.Wcds- worth, D.Cose, J.Borfon. THIRD ROW: G.Stolberg, B.Lew- cndowski, A.Mcxwell, A.McCcffrey, H.McGovern. SECOND ROW: S.RiefzeI, J.Lcwfor1, R.WiIIer, L.Wiltsey, D.TrcsIc. FIRST ROW: D.Rel'1ler, N.StocI4ing, J.Woite, A.Melendy, R.Swift. eighth grade TOP ROW: R.Johnson, R.Rinker, D.TfGSk, W.LocIcwoocI, W. Edwards, B.MeIendy. THIRD ROW: L.Jerolds, J.NicI1ols, J.Howord, P.RehIer, B.McClosky. SECOND ROW: P. Resch, P.Johnson, B.Bcuiley, R.FcrweII, C.Criffenden, L.RIckord. FIRST ROW: R.Mobey, L.HoweII, D.Rosmusson, H.SIcfer, N- Spamem' J. Barber. Q? 98 I 'SE-v f it -if fvX x.Y,: 1 71 as Q Af. J I - X .WA- : fi? T Y' 'T F' if' Kg fl' -:SA Q it it ' I Qs 'V-fgyf' 'iyAf,6.1LI 34 ful .1 11 4 1 I' f' '. .n T, Q -Ak l In 1. I 8 4 . TOP ROW: E.Tredwcy, R. Newton, E.McCouIiff, D.WI'1IttoIcer, D.CoIhoun, G.Mowers. THIRD ROW: C.Ingrom, P.HcrtIey, M.CIc1yson, K.CcmpbeII, M.CIcrk, B.Reed, A.Brown. SEC- OND ROW: R.VonDerLIncIen, N.Crewe, D.Root, B.DcvIs, L.Sweeten, D.Lowton. FIRST ROW: V.BoofI'1, D.RusseI, M. Gordon, C.McGovern, M.GoIdfI1wcIte, J.CoII'noun, C.Wog- ner, L.Osgood. I r e s In m e n TOP ROW: M.ToImie, G.King, R.Moses, A.Hoynes, W.Hib- bard, R.Sfone, B.MiIIer. FOURTH ROW: J.CoIon, F.Gor- don, P.ChiIds, R.Rosmusson, L.Lockwood, D.ChomberIoIn. THIRD ROW: B.RicIcord, W.Bernord, G.CIcyson, R.RorI-4, L.Swift, B.Swift. SECOND ROW: M.Hunt, S.Mobey, N. Cole, A.Homer, J.Show, R.Homer. FIRST ROW: T.DoyIe, I.Bovc, G.Tucker, R.McCoffrey, J.Shcffer, R.RInker. an i CLASS OFFICERS QQ' ' 55' 5 Q , T26 9 .. 4.0 G, Mowers, K, Campbell, J. Shaw, S. Mabey. l' ' 23132. is we 4 I Q9 'S CQ QC. an ' ?'-' QL 16- s ,GF 5 vu 'f T34 I r 5' ' Qffv- 35 .. , .., .., 'S' 91 'Q T 'f ..-a 00 C. 59 44:24 -E- J' -'Tx' ac. V- -9 'J'-' :'a. 9 -? .5005 4 J A. . ' S ' . N -' Q .- ,-Tf , U, I fga fl F I ,Qui 1 lf: :xyg ' Jaya-.. ' in: V.: 'f tr uolionag, ' , ,Ax .-Q.: ' . ,, lllillll , ' 'fl -'-fl - I Illilll'O, ' ' -lb w . - I Il. v CLASS OFFICERS K,German, I. Ilarbeck, I,N1cho1s, I I 2 TOP ROW: P.Schryver, N.Lcymun, J.Wetherby, P.Peccock, N.Wcgner. SECOND ROW: S.Rogers, A. Sfreeter, T.O'Grcdy, J.NichoIs, A.Hcnnc, D.Tl'1ompson. FIRST ROW: A.Wiffer, L.Young, N.Smifh, D.Stocking, N.PyIIok, F.Rcmsey. TOP ROW: R.Mefcalf, M.Briggs, R.HohI, K.Germcm, W. Lord. THIRD ROW: J.Edwords, S.Arzberger, W.AlIis, P. Brown, J.Hunt, A.Bosworfh. SECOND ROW: N.LocIcwood, N.MGcQuorrie, B.Mczfeson, S.Bunk, P.Trucx. FIRST ROW: S.Hedden, J.Horbeck, R.Ccrrier, M.Bcrber. as '.'G.- Q!- .yr X i IQ? W -36 .1 5,9 we , . . 7 DQ I -9? I3 I if 6 fi ' 'I 3 L, V ' Q,---0 so n is . V.. I 455 ' I A Q A - ' x 'N f If 36 ' ww 5199 I :---gg 9 I v 0' J' 3'-Q Y '.' Q Q, f 5 1 99 9 ' -7- lg TOP ROW: P.Ross, R.Woite, G.SwifI, P.SchuyIer, L.Vcn- Druff. THIRD ROW: B.Swift, B.Morris. G.MorsI'1, J.PresIon C.Wcsson, D.Roeske. SECOND ROW: K.Rinker, D.Scotf, A.O'GrczcI A Wixson, D.McCclffre FIRST ROW: R.Wcg- YI ' Y' ner, C.SfoIberg, J.RusseII, J.RusseII, E.Wixson. TOP ROW: R.Kinccid, L.BIy, D.CrowIey, D.KeIIer, R.Kees- Ier. THIRD ROW: J.Beord, M.Grcnger, A.Swift, J.Mcc- Doncld, G.HodIey, J.ChisI1oIm. SECOND ROW: E.Dens- more, W.Bunk, F.GoIdtI'1wcife, S.Johnson, W.Brown. FIRST A swf' M Grange' ROW: E.CIoyson, J.Louser, J.Crewe, M.RemilIcrd, R.Griffin ' I 3 -A 0 . 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Business Manager, , , , , Assistant Business Manager . . . . Photo Editor ......... Assistant Photo Editor . . Art Layout ...... Literary Editors . . Activities Editor . . Girls' Sports Editor . . Boys' Sports Editor . . Class Editor .,,, Grade Editor . . , Typists .... Advisor , . , Deadline? . . Sally Smith . . Ann O'Grady Nancy Mccarrhy . . . . Loren Bly . David Crowley . . Robert Moses Katherine Arnold . Sandra Luckey . . . Alice Perry , JeanMe1endy . . . Judy Boyd . . Alice Tolmie . Harlan Granger Sandra Arzberger . . Margie Cole , Marlyn Lawton . Annette Miller . . Glenda Estes Mr. H. Knowles HE i955 yearbook staff has worked many enioyable hours to comprise for the students and faculty of Cuba Central School an annual which contains all the cherished and equally thrilling memories of our years at C.C.S. The staff has tried to use new and differ- ent ideas in such parts of our book as the various divi- sion pages, but has tried to retain the forms which in the past have made the Gargoyle an outstanding year book. We sincerely hope that you will attain to some degree the same enioyment as we shall from looking at - 1 and owning a copy of the i955 Gargoyle. We c.e indeed grateful to our advisor, Mr.Knowles and to the Board of Education without whose aid and assistance 1 s this endeavor would have been in vain. qt xg Q X K U' , l X Q .. l KN. Coniefence 40 Editor-in-Chief . . . Treasurer ..... . . Secretary . . . Art Editor . . . . Grade Editor . . . . . Sports Editors . . . , Feature Editor Typists .... . Advisor. . . scarlet and gray slclff . David Crowley . . George Swift Marion Remillard , Marie Granger . . . . Pat Resch' Charles McGovern , Patsy Peacock . Jackie Nichols , . Jean Melendy Emestine Witter . Annette Miller . Cleora Brown . Mrs, S, Shear ITH the help of their advisor, Mrs. Shear, the thirty-nine students of the i954-55 Scarlet and Gray staff have worked enthusiastically this year to- wards their goal of four special editions. These in- clude articles ond items of current interest such as grade and class news, sports news, football or basketball schedules, and school cafeteria menus. This year the Scarlet and Gray has been very for- tunate in having a large number of zealous and active reporters whose prompt and co-operative interest has ac- counted in a large part for the paper's great success. By the addition of an extra paper, The Scholastic Roto, to each regular copy, the staff strives to publish apaper of varied interests for the students of C.C.S. 41 5'L I .5-.. ll Eager Bea student council 1, 40 --. vs P ,l The Panel P' r .A. PfO9 Student Co url ,f ' 1 President ..... . . Sandra Luckey Vice-President . . . . Bob Kincaid Secretary . . . , . Ion Chisholm Treasurer . . . . Glenda Estes Advisor. . . . . Mr. L. Stirling HE Student Council consists of twelve student repre- sentatives striving for the betterment of our school. For the past eleven years the Council has served as a link of understanding between the students and the ad- ministration. This year, it has aided the faculty in su- pervising fire drills. lt has effectively succeeded in establishing a student court for the purpose of enforc- ing school rules and regulations. Among its less serious proiects, the Council sponsored the annual Christmas party. This year the program took the form of Ed Sullivan's television show, Toast of the Town, with Bob Kincaid as Mr. Sullivan. The program was highlighted by the appearance of such well-known celebrities as Sophie Bly, Carmen Chisholm, Holi Swift, and Eddie O'Grady. Further excitementwhen the latter's horse, Native Dancer escapesits master's control and rushes clown into a screaming audience. The Student Council has remedied many of the faults at Cuba Central School and is constantly working to- wards further improvements. 42 3 1 6-F v 9 I xl H Wo' 0' ox Z '89 1 HIM lem X N 50,1 Exhtbut Come To The Farr HE thnrteenth annual Junnor Farr sponsored by the local chapters ofthe F F A F H A and the var nous 4 H Clubs of the area, ID co operatuon wuth the Cuba Central School was held on September 24 l954 Thus guves the students the opportunuty to dusplay theur talents un Home Economacs Agruculture Art and Indus trnal Art As un the past, the same hugh qualuty of ex hubnts has won state wnde recognutnon for the fanr Q2 Art Exhibit The Corn KH19 Ni '-x Judges Champuons The Champ 43 Min? CJ HE National Honor Society, a national high school organization, gives rec- 1RFlL HONOR SOGUY AL N AT lON HE Dramatncs Club of the class of 55 found enloyment this year in partici patlng in such actlvltles as pantomlmun applying make up acting out scenes from various plays and doing lmprovrsatlons The club s chief glory was the production of the Christmas play In the Light of the Star Putting on this play gave the group experience in costummg make up light ing, sound effects, voice and acting This year the club s officers were as fol lows Pres Sam Guild Vice Pres John Warren Sec y Sandra Luclcey, Treas Barbara Newton NEW member this year in the field of extra curricular activities is the addition of the Cuba Octette to our club program Comprnsed ofJudy Boyd, Sandra Luckey Alice Swift Marne Granger Sam Guild Jack Warren Wes Williams and George Swift it has given to ourau diences many engoyable moments Blend ing personality and harmony into song both old and new, the Octette shows a most promising future lts public appear ances have included delightful interludes at our plays and participation in both the annual Christmas program and the Sprung Concert ognition to outstanding students on the basis of Scholarship, Leadership, Charac- ter, and Service. It encourages the ex- ploration and development of these qual- ities in students. No honor, conferred by the school, excels that represented by this society which has proven to be one of our most important school organizations since its local establishment in 1951. This year the club has continued its prac- tice of awarding a plaque at the end of each quarter to the class having the great est percentage of its members with an average of 85'M: or above DRAMATICS CLUB X .gf sv Y' OCTETTE HE Future Homemakers of Amernca IS a natnonal orgamzatuon composed of clubs chartered state assoclatnons whnch are made up of local chapters nn mduvudual schools This year out of a membership of twenty two the future homemakers have selected as Pres Ethel Wvxson Vuce Pres Doro thy Roeske Sec y Betty Clayson Treas Pearl Ross Followung nts motto Toward New Hornzons the F H A program of work Included a study of people In other natnons partlclpatnon In community pro' ects and co operataon wuth the local Cnvnl Defense Program F Fas CHEF CLUB , T ggi' if li 45 4:41 HE Future Farmers of Ameruca us a club struvlng to prepare the younger generatlon for a more competent and pro gresslve way of farmmg ln years to come The local chapter has worked on several mterestung actnvutnes thus year Among them was the Corn Club sponsored by the G L F Some of the boys recenved prnzes for theur fine work All however gamed a consnderable amount of valuable ex pernence from thus prolect The club was actuve ln the Tractor Safety Program whsle the annual school falr remamed the hugh light of the year HIS year the Chef Club got off to a soggy start wuth the makung of biscuits Followung thus the professlonals pro ceeded to make cakes, ples plzza and salads The fellows really enloy working wuth Muss Crawford and have survuved wuthout too many mashaps such as unbeaten eggs In ple fnllnngs and a handful of bak mg powder where rt shouldn t be nn a cakel These masculune chefs have hado wonderful time eatung and cookmg and now fund that they don t mund being on the clean up commnttee too much enther . I . L I Q- T I . - a- ' , I .' , Q - . ' H 4 f, ' Q . . . Q V , , 8 . ' .. . . '. .- T ' 7 ' '. 1 - ' . G it ly I , X , '4 ' N A JV X- X K .7 5 y 1 if gl y Q T yy,r T as ff '- , , , W . f y 4 V . I ,. 11 . . l I I . F. .A. ' ' ' ' lil ,Q k ' ' Il ' ll - . , v k u I ' u . : ,x - L I A -K r U . . . . . I . - -lc '25 ' f X' - 4 r I 1 24' P I, . . . . if ,, IZ., ,ff ' X . , . . A 'I iq kv! JL ff 4 ' . xr, - P- 3S,, X 'f' T. 3 4 C C It o I r SENIOR CHOIR 1 . ' 4 ,.. - i - ' , , l l , USIC has a very prominent place in our school program. We have the Girls' Chorus and the Senior Choir, which consists of 35 and 73 members respectively. Also, our music program consists of a Grade Choir, Harmony Class, Octette, Bonds and classroom instruction in grades one through eight. The highlights of the year for the Choirs were the Christmas Concert held in December and the Spring Con- cert in May, which are given for the enjoyment of the community. This year the Choirs, Octette and various soloists carried their talents to Bolivar for the All County Festival and to Olean for the All State. Other highlights of the year included the All County Choir in which a number of our members in the Senior Choir artici ated and the All State Sectional at Arcade in which C.C.S. was re resented b five members P P 1 P Y ' We were very proud this year to have Judy Boyd selected for the All State Choir which was held in Rochester. GIRLS' CHORUS 46 In a n cl SENIOR BAND .-...1 5 HE Senior Band was organized immediately after school began in September. The first article on the agenda was the preparation for the annual P.T.A. Christmas Concert. After the concert many long and tedious weeks were spent on the preparation of music for--the Spring Concert, the All State and All County festivals which were held in May, and the Memorial Day Parade. Their final appearance of the year will come at our commencement exercises in June. Judy Shaw, a member of the school band, was selected for the All County Band held in Wellsville and three members, RonaldWaite, Kenneth German, and Judy Shawparticipated in the All State Sectionols held in Arcade. Our Junior Band is the supporting team which keeps our Senior Band alive. Each member of the Junior Band has a weekly instrumental lesson and attends rehearsal once a week. Theirfirst public appearance of the year is at the Spring Concert. JUNIOR BAND 47 iunior play Exposed C7 .V l Helen Raleigh , , Jane Raleigh . . . Sam Raleigh . . lug Brown . . . Professor Dexter Dean Eggleby . . Angela Rimini . . Larry Dobson . . Lulu Giffen . . . Judy West . . George West . . , Berry London . . , Director ,,,, ..- i n-if gen , t - Revived? ll Q CAST GOOD NIGHT, LADIES JOLLY mix-up occurs when the Raleigh sisters decide to turn their house into a dormitory. Being badly in need of chaperones, they finally convince their boyfriends to play the part until the arri- val of their oldmaid aunts. Sidesplitting com- plications add to the hil- ari ty as the Dean of Women refuses to letany girls occupy the dormi- tory until she has made sure of certainthings. . . . Alice Perry , , , , Sally Smith . . Harlan Granger . . Emie Rasmusson . . . John Warren . . Sandra Luckey . . . Alice Tolmie . . . Glenn Clark . . . . . .IudyBoyd . . Sandra Arzberger , , , , , wayne Botens . . . . . . . KayAmold . . . Mr, L. Moscaritolo The Aunts NINE GIRLS OMEDY mingles itself well with suspense as nine girls find themselves stranded in a sorority club house with a dead body. Chillsand thrills when the mur- derer turns out to be one of the girls and determines to kill all those who know her secret. The roleswere well characterized. Jean Melendy heart- edly stepped into the part of Eve due to last minute circum- stances and illness of Alice Perry. Jane . . Freida , . Alice . Eve .... Sharon . . Shirley . . Betty . . Stella . Mary . . Phyllis . . Director . . senior play CAST , , , , . , Alice Tolmie . . Glenda Estes . . Sally Smith . . Alice Perry . . . Kay Amold . . . . . Judy Boyd . . Sandra Arzberger . . Margie Rehler , . , Sandra Luckey . . . . . BettyCurry , . Mr. L. Moscaritolo G ,X 1 I ffl se: l li Jean - our stand in. Youu-e rulmng my DIAPHRAMI 'K i Smeg Heil Pfam queens MAYQUEEN HE nught of the Junlor Prom, May 27th rt po rayed a ganly decorated gym French style The theme was Parus un the Sprmgtnme Lawn tables, muralsof French can can gurls, and streetscenes highlighted most of the decorations The Arch of Triumph provided the settmg for the throne reserved for the queen and her attendants Aluce Perry was chosen queen and her attendants were the follow mg Dorothy Poore, Sally Smnth Ann O Grady and Sandra Hedden CHRISTMAS QUEEN N of 6 Mxss Ahce Perry OF scene for the annual Chrrstmas Prom held December 27th The Crystal Ball was a festlve, holuday occasuon The star studded cenlmg, the crystal ball sus pended from the center the sulver tnnseled stars agamst the dark blue background, all very easuly captuviied the mood The queen, Kay Arnold was crowned ID a gn gantlc snowball throne Her attendants were Sandra Arzberger Joa R , nne ose Annette Bosworth, and Judy Shaw T lnghts and mellow musnc set the I Mxss Kathenne Arnold 50 . -55 ' l' ' . as ' I ' 1 . . 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L ,f.,-,., , an ff - AX V ' ...bb L T . ,lj-JA-K 1 f X m , U R' ggi Q 'ii f x ' , 4 . V. ' y I . , X I W A' . ' 4 1 , . '. f m -f J ' K1 X o . I bgf. A . xl 9 ' L w., K-I Jn J 579 THE SQUAD Ask-'I , Q HE football squad had a record of one win, one tie, and five losses. lniuries and inexperience played a big part in many games. Four regulars were lost for three games and part of another. The squad had only five lettermen returning from last year. The remainder ofthe team was made up of I5 freshmen and other boys with very little experience. Five boys earned All Star recognition in the league this year. Sam Guild was chosen to be onthe first team backfield for the second consecutive year, Bob Kincaid and Jack Preston made the second team, and Loren Bly and Phil Schena received honorable mention. Three seniors, Sam Guild, Phil Schena and Harlan Granger will be leaving this year. With T4 lettermen returning, and new boys coming up from the junior high section, a varsity squad of over 40 boys is expected next year. OPPONENT CUBA Canisteo' , . , , 14 19 Portville' , , , , 325 O Franklmville' .... G 6 Falconer . . . . . 30 13 Bolivar' . . . . 28 13 Otto ..... . . 48 O Allegany' ..... 19 0 Achon ' League games TRACK TEAM Ill! llll 'HUC II-' 1 .1 lass ll ' m -UI 'wg -,.. inline UI if O Uma I-I Ay, ', V -:xxx gage? :TTR ' '-73 'nit' o Q-- :U QP U34 ' mul My ,,X..f'f ,. HE T954 track season produced some very gratifying results as several boys set new records. As a team, Cuba lost two meets to Bolivar by very narrow mar gins, lost to Franklinville and defeated Delevan-Machias. Cuba finished sec- ond to Wellsville in the County A-B-C meet and second to Bolivar in the B-C meet. Sam Guild set a new county record of i0.2 in the T00 yard dash, tied the county record of 23.7 in the 220 and set a new school record of l0.l in the 100 and 23.7 in the 220. Ernie Rasmusson set a new school record of 55.5 in the 440 and a relay team composed of Phil Schena, Wayne Botens, Ronnie Waite, and Sam Guild set a new school record of I:46.3 in the 880 relay. There were twenty-four boys on the squad with only five Seniors being lost by graduation. The l955 squad should be fairly strong with T9 returning from last year and several new prospects from the Freshman class. OPPONENT CUBA Bolivar . ..... 51 1!2 48 1f2 Delevan-Machias, 16 112 69 112 Franklinville . . .49 37 Bolivar . ..... 49 1f2 50 1X2 AAB-C County Meet 2nd B-C County Meet 2nd wifhiw st .4 ,l - so Iruck if B .qya WUB 504 1 O' . f x N , , X n ' A 2 sv. v . , 5, -1 so N 6 I L' ! fv... 1 and Ovef '1 1. 1 , ' -r-. ..., ,,.,..k My r . 'r' ' if I or A , ,hy 4 . . , fn'-T. ' ., 'win' gg: , :mg - . we,.,, t - rl -.7 V Zu 517, , fin? :tzittj-l ' H ke. k' ' ' ,-. 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As this book goes to press, the Cuba courtmen have won the first l2 out of the l8 scheduled games. The highlights of the cage season thus far: two wins over Wellsville, the First in many yecrsp George Swift's 39 points at Belmontp defeating Friendship on her home courtp the tough game with Portvillep two hard-fought wins over the Cattaraugus Ca- gers, Hinsdale. Co-operation and good sportsmanship of the entire team has made the C.C.S. basketball season thrilling and outstanding. OPPONENT CUBA Y Wellsville .... 38 52 xlly W Bolivar' ...... 52 '71 NH- l - Hinsdale ..... 51 so Belmont' ..... 46 53 Portville ..... 48 51 Fillmore' ..... 40 64 Rushford ...... 43 50 Friendship' .... 44 49 X Hinsdale ..... 58 65 Alfred Almond'. .52 71 Y I , . Wellsville .... 44 58 i P sf' 24 L Bolivar ..... 89 46 X fb-. 9 K X ' .lunior Varsllt' 56 ' League games THE TEAM .r rignglljf 7 ,- - It ., H I ,. ' I I is -I A xxx , , xg D . , r 0 ill bl 'll Bl ' 9581, 15-To ali lf '4 XX Cla v Ali 'lf ' nl E4 l , i if ox ,I ' - ' 1 my Q.- ss. 4. 'J V 'l glx Sf 1 'QQ jx 1 'fjfiil' 5 :M 3 -l ' ,.4 l ' , QI- ' 'On . . If 8 A I B 5 if gixiy ls -I s in T 6 f it fl it 'ri Q. T f I , 421,-W... 'sf 5 1 1 ! w, L.: 1 '6,,,gfi A QB, -'13-'f - 1. UBA had an excellent season last year Q but was defeated in the attempt for the county championship by Bolivar. Al- though Cuba out-hit Bolivar ll to 5, the game ended in an 8 to 6 victory for our opponent. Ken German pitched a 3 to O shut-out over Wellsville and another win was added to our list when Ray Searls hurled a 5 to 2 victory over Bolivar. Fred Falldine and Ralph Keesler topped the r-4 '--5'. Y - . bw? 4' x T! ,- .',n 4f.g Zig 5 .v si-We QM -. 14.4, hitting 405 and 364, respectively. The season ended with 5 wins and 6 losses. Even though we have lostfive let- termen, the nine remaining players should make up a winning team for next year. 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