Cuba Central School - Gargoyle Yearbook (Cuba, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1961 volume:

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This is an experience never to be forgotten, ' d with a joy lass awaits the ay and each c mingled with sadness. As our graduation draws near, we remember the excitement and fun, and also the work of each school year. These happy hours will soon be only memories for us, but the students of the future may look forward to them in the years to come. The anti- cipation of each coming event, the excitement of the senior year, the thrill of graduation day--all these and more await them. As we leave our - school behind, we are happy to give others an opportunity to enjoy the years that we already passed by, but they have yet to encounter. l For these reasons we ded ' rd of our activities, hopes, and dreams--to the future stu this yearbook--this reco 1. uba Central Schoo ' 3 em amz f as ww 01 www we davit mad you poaporw tfw flwtoflq tat ww! lf00L04!L0w! ff 4 V MR. COLBURN, SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL In this democratic nation everyone has the freedom to say and do as he pleases. If a person desires to work--he does. If a person prefers indolence, that also is his own decision. But if anyone wishes to acquire success in life, he must choose the more difficult path of toil and hard- ship. The diligent worker will always find his rewards, while he who sits and waits for success will discover that Fortune has passed him by. The decision is yours--make it wisely! THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr, C, Jordan, Mr. W, Serra, Mr. C, Crittenden, Mrs. R, Smith, Mrs.J'. Feuchter, Mr, R, Stafford, Mr. G. Enos. fl ' rv MR. BOYD, Elementary Principal Every citizen of the United States takes pride in the democratic government of his country. However, the existence of democracy is threatened today more than ever before. As each student leaves high school, he has one duty to fulfill above all others--to preserve the freedom of this country. Our rights and privileges, so often taken for granted, play the most important role in our lives, and it is the task of every citizen to strive to prevent their obliteration. MR. SCOTT MR. COYLE Purchasing Agent A District Superintendent OH, THE SOUND OF THEIR LAUGHTER! Mrs. A. Chambers, Fourth Mrs. H. Guild, Fourth Mrs. M. Swift, Fifth Miss M. VanDyke, Fourth Mrs. M. Easton, Special Mrs. J. Boyd, Third EIGHT MORE REASONS FOR GOOD SCHOOL! Mr. Precit, Junior High Miss E. Edwards, Junior High Mrs. M. Johnson, Art Mr. K. Dillon, Junior High Mrs. M. Sloan, Junior High Mrs. A. Saunders, Junior High Miss C. McVey, Junior High Mrs. M. Bly, Junior High A MAN ALONE! Mrs. L. Campbell, Sixth Mr. R. Abbott, Sixth Mrs. I. Brown, Sixth Miss J. Bordeaux, Sixth Mrs. R. Sheehan, Fifth ABSENTEE: Miss M. Brown, Fifth xx 7 ,ii QQ sifgy. we MP1 Q25 :WC i., Jr, .gg f x ,M . , A -.Mr AM my f-- , Q N, Q, .xv .1 ff k s . 'S ff-kwin-fi xl' I-gym L. I K L -- fx K , K 1 1 T EXQAW' ' 'L w3'..v 'V .fx Q 0 'L W .. 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Clapp, Elem Secretary 10 CAFETERIA: High School Mrs. Wilkinson Mrs. Bosworth Mrs. Winchell Mrs. Benjamin Mrs. Brotherton Mrs. Davis Elementary School Mrs. Searles Mrs. Giles Mrs. Hohl S BUS DRIVERS: Mr Mr Mr Mr Prosser Briggs Burt Hamer Nunn Stolberg Swift Wixson Bump Kam Winchell CUSTODIANS: Mr. Feuchter Mr. Bump Mr. Haynes Mr. Marsh Mr. Appleby Special Swwdcea ID R Every school is greatly in need of various special services to help the stu- dents. The teachers who perform these services or bring them about are an as- set to all, and we are fortunate in having several members of our administration devoted to aiding us in many ways. We truly. owe our sincere gratitude to the special services that are carried on in Cuba Central School. MR. D. AHL DR. HIGGS DRIVER EDUCATION PHYSICIAN SAFETY PATROL MR. D'AMORE, PSYCHOLOGIST MRS. UTTER, SCHOOL NURSE I2 71mm ofa fcdlllwdf? Photos by ROLAND STUDIO DEAN KEESLER--Lord High President of the Senior Class, Keys also attained this exalted rank in his Junior year. Dean's ef- forts in his school years were concentrated chiefly on athletics--basketball, football, baseball, and track. The future? Amystery, my dear Watson! WILLIAM HUNTER-- Bill has been a vi- vacious vice president, a superb singer in choir, a ferocious football player, and an admirable actor in the Junior Play. Nice work, 'Stanley', and keep it up! His ut- most desire is a future in pharmacy--a real chip off the old block. Dean Keesler . . . President Bill Hunter . . . Vice President Donna Lawton . . . Secretary Mike Doyle . Treasurer DONNA LAWTON--Our pal, Gigglepuss -- who else! Donna can be serious--believe it or not! This class secretary works as hard as hard can be. NHS, Choir, F,T.A., and scores of others also claim her talents. Christian Education is sure to benefit from the work of this ambitious girl. MICHAEL DOYLE--Humor and fun, Mike's favorite pastimes, are also his most popular characteristics. Class treas- urer, Senior Choir, Student Council, the football team--a worthy member of all. He will present his more serious side to col- lege in his work toward a career as a mechanical engineer. CAROLYN BECKER--The pre- sent--she dribbles down the court, shoots, and it's another victory for Becky's basket- ball team. The future--Carolyn walks down the aisle, smiles into his eyes, and softly ut- ters 1 do! as the wedding bells ring out a merry tune. KAREN CARPENTER--A sweet smile and a pleasant word for everyone--For Karen mak- ing friends is just agrin away. Band, F,H.A., Girls' Basketball- -they all appreciated such a member. Her Really Big Interest for the fu:ure is--you guessed it--RBL MERLE CROMWELL-- There was great joy in Cuba, mighty 'Sherm' was up to bat. A homerun? Of course! Also Cfor a change ofpacej his pleas- ant voice was heard in Choir, both All-County and All-State. Beside ablackboard, atadesk-- Merle will spend his years. A naughty student over his knee, a ruler--many tears! ROBERT CLAYSON--Loading POP bottles, carrying bags of popcorn, running errands-- Bob was chief assistant to the class in all its money-making ventures. Basketball and track also kept our man, Friday, hoppin'. Who can know the secrets that the future keeps locked inside its vast unknown? 15 JANICE BOYD--F.T.A., Choir, Band, Cheerleading, S t u d ent Council, Gargoyle, and many others have been blessed with Jan's pep and vitality. As Yum- Yum, she added many a pleasant note to The Mikado . Her laughter will carry her through a successful future. Watchout, Mrs. Mazza, your competition is here! BETTY EDWARDS --Choir, Junior Play, Gargoyle staff, Humanities Seminar at Alfred- - busy, bouncy Bet is one girl who loves work--the harder-the better! l-ler motto-- Life is a 'blast' and should not go to waste. Make way for Miss Edwards, the famous nuclear physicist. BARBARA EVANS--With smiles galore and pep to spare, Barb arrived at CCS last year. FHA,Band, and All-County Band, to mention a few, have kept her on the go-go- go. Business school is just around the corner for the miss with the ceaseless energy. JUDY FINLAN-- Jusy is a jolly jill with a joy for jobs. As an active member of Band, a prop-man for the Junior Play, and a Japanese miss in the chorus of The Mi- kado, she does her work with enthusiasm. In her little white cap, she will bring joy to the heart of many a patient. Lenny and Bob--the sweetest boys in the class' FRED GREEK--Fred is one Senior who is always high--well over six feet! His fellow members in FFA and the Business Club always looked up to him--physically and mentally. In the future he will be chief- hanger-upper of the stars in the sky every night. MARGARET INGALLS-- Peggy, who has been with us only throughout our high school years, has been a willing worker in FHA, Dramatics Club and other school activities. For her the future holds the promise of a successful secretarial career. CARLE INGRAM--No class isbor- ing when Ingy is present. He adds laughter to Study Hall and confusion to class, besides cheering up f?J the teachers. He also brought a smile to band, choir, Junior and Senior Plays, and Science Club. Peering through the microscope is Carle's Plan for the future. SYLVIA KOTTWITZ- -Although Syl- via, when seen in the hall, seemed quiet and reserved, she was one of the staunchest supporters of the basketball team. This F.I-LA. mem- ber has won many friends with her sincerity and looks forward to a white cap and a long, long needle. LAURA KARST--The Seniors will re- member Laura as a band member that can't be beat. She was a worthy representative at the Alfred Humanities Seminarg Laura also kept her marks well above average. Our Florence Nightingale will be using her hospital- ity soon. CAROL KAUFFMAN -- Choir, NJ-LS., Editor of the Gargoyle, Student Council F.T.A., Drama Club, phew! 'Kootman is always racing with Father Time and at the present she's way ahead. The most sullen face will burst into hilarious laughter at Carol's pranks. Hello to Alfred and a career in industrial lab- oratory technology fwhatever that isjl DON JOHNSTON -- They laughed when Don sat at the piano with his hands tied behind his back-- they did not know he played by ear. Alibi Ike of the Class of 1961 sang in choir and could be found selling aspirin at the local drug store. CAROLYN LAUSER -- That spar- kling diamond on Caro1yn's left hand will soon be matched with a wedding band. For the present she can be found stacking library books, warbl- ing in Choir, or applying make-up in Dramatics Club. Always in- dustrious, always fun--our best to Carolyn. NANCY LEWANDOWSKI-- Nan sews and cooks and checks out books, now college is her plan. An avid fan of the opposite sex, she's sure to find her man. We'll bet that she'l1 be a successful career girl before you can say Lewandowski . MICHAEL MC LAUGHLIN Mike h a s been the little fellow with all the energy, whether bounding down the basketball court or covering second on the baseball diamond. With college as the next step, he'1l soon be hearing, When was the War of 1812, Mr. McLaughlin? Feasting at the castle !- -J unior-Senior Banquet MARIANNE MICROS-- Greek , our Junior Prom Qieen, is not only pretty but is brainy as her many scholastic accomplishments convey--N.I-LS., Citizenship Conference, Alfred Seminar, a Regents Scholarship. Her talents, employed on the Gargoyle staff and in choir, will also be used in her literary future. BEVERLY MILLIKEN-- Bev , the chief saleswoman of the class sold candy, tickets, and magazines in great abundance. F.H.A. and Business Club were the better for our gal's help. The commercial field is impatiently awaiting her industry and energy. Deputy Dog , barked, or rather sang, MICHAEL MORRIS -- Mighty Mike employed his deep voice in choir and his athletic talents as track manager and in football. He came to be known as the chief pop- corn burner at all home basketball games. This trooper everyone will heed, and learn it doesn't pay to speed. DENNIS REHLER -- This redhead worked hard on the football field and skillfully in Dramatics Club. In the future Denny will be found flying high in the service of Uncle Sam. LAURENCE OLDER- -President, Vice- President, Treasurer, Boys' State, Citizenship Conference, Junior Play, N.H.S.--these have been some of Doc's many accomplishments. A willing worker with a flair for leadership, the future sees, But your honor, my client is innocent. GARY PRATT--Gary, better known as in choir for three years. He was a skill- ful manager of the basketball team and also manages to have many friends. Either the wild blue yonder or ahoy matey will comprise the future. ANN OLDER--This cheerful chick with the gleam in her eye really likes to have a BLAST , But even work can be fun, and Sam displayed her willingness in choir, Drama Club, the Junior Play, and on the Gargoyle staff. She'11 type, take notes, and work 'til three, as she sits on the boss's knee. WALTER RICKARD-- Rick , who played football when not recuperat- ing from a broken limb, was the man about town. The future will be filled with excitement and adven- ture--flying high in the sky. TIMOTHY RINKER -- Presidency of the Student Council, varsity football, basketball, baseball, candy management, and Gargoyle staff have kept Tim in a constant spin. Slow and easy, but always dependable, he can be found with the girls around. September will find him spinning off to St. Bonaventure. LARRY RUNYAN--Larry not only sang and acted, but also played football, baseball, and basketball at C.C.S. Anchors aweigh and he is off to command his battleship. 'Perhaps another Cap'n Hook will sail the SCVCH SESS. The Great Debate! MARGARET SAWDEY--The most dramatic in Dramatics Club, the typingest in Busi- ness Club, chief roll-burner in F.H.A., and excellent livestock raiser--these are Margaret's best-known epithets. Willing- ness and ability will combine to make an outstanding secretary. BONNIE SMITH- - Patience and capability are Bonnie's most outstanding virtues. Every Senior applauds her diligence inband, N.l-LS., I-'.T.A.. on the Gargoyle staff, and as co- chairman of the Senior Prom. 'I'his bonnie lassie will use her talents in helping her students learn their ABC's. LINDA STADLER- - Lin is a like- able classmate who spent many hours in Business Club and in Choir. Eighth period study hall will never be the same without Linda's hilarious gaiety. With her capability in the business world, we are assured of her success. ,rr 164 31 -U ae.. 1151 wk halo 5,12 .nb J JON TAYLOR--A very valuable end on the football team, talented in the field of art, and a very helpful person on class projects, Jon could always be counted on to keep the Class of '61 in good humor. For his future years we will find him scrubbing the deck and saying Aye Aye, Sir . MARIE STOCKING--Distinctive be- cause of her long, long blackhair,Marie was an indispensable sine qua non on the basketball court. Seemingly quiet and shy, we've heard that Marie is a regular riot with friends. A background in homemaking will assure her future husband that his dinner will be in- describably delicious. MARY SWIFT--A streak of lightning, a gay wink. a smile that never vanishes-- these are characteristics of the one and only Weaz . The busiest of all in Choir, N.H.S., the Junior Play, and on the Gargoyle Staff, she is ready and will- ing to put her energy to work at Alfred and accountancy next year. SHARON STAFFORD--Sharon was Evvie in the GREAT BIG DOOR- STEP, Senior Prom attendant, an F.H.A. member, a choir participant and a chorister in THE MIKADO. Her many worthwhile pastimes will contribute to her success at Alfred Tech. FRED THOMAS-- A more humane Mikado never did in Japan exist, The Junior Play and the Junior- Senior Play had Fred in starring roles. Student Council, choir, foot- ball, basketball, and baseball were his favorite haunts. His purpose in life?--to learn the art of trans- lating prescriptions via the Albany College of Pharmacy, DELORES THOMPSON-- Toots was queen of the Senior Prom, Junior Prom attendant, president of the F.l-LA., and a library club member. This cheerful, fun-loving Senior will be found in the Doyle Beauty School in the fluttering of an eyelash . LEONARD THOMPSON -- Len , alias Holy, Holy , was wholly an athlete in basketball, baseball, football, and track. The Senior Class will remember him as candy- giver-outer-number-one . In the future Lenny will be either 1eft- right-left- right- ing or advertising die now, pay later . A sneer between the grins! GENE TRUAX--Mr. Agriculture of the class of 1961 will put his F.F.A. experience to wise use at Alfred Ag Tech next fall as he pursues a course in farm- power machinery. Gene has been a tough competitor on the volley ball and intramural basketball teams. MARY ANN TRUBY-- Wilt , the tiniest girl with the biggest ideas, has given her best to choir, N.I-LS., the Gargoyle staff, the Junior Play, and as the cute Pitti- Sing in THE MIKADO. She may look small, but she'll loom tall to her future students. NORMAN UNGERMANN-- Norm , the class hot-rod, when not in Dramatics Club, Ag, or on the foot- ball field, officiated as the class tease. His future years will find him in the service of Uncle Sam and then tilling the soil 'til the end of time. JC? r if N ' -Q qiixlf 'r I-.lf Y. i ,MJ ti' ka. Y' :MARK H1GBY-- This barefoot boy 1 idisplayed a miraculous talent for S' yodeling and attracting female V admirers. After graduation Mark 4 will be climbing high on the girders of a new building. TOM BARBER--This newcomer to the Class of 1961 gained many friends with his humor and willingness to be of service. We wish Tom a great deal of success in whatever he ventures to do in the future. JANE FERRIS--It wouldn't be hard to guess Jane's future-- just a quick glance at her shining, well-kept hair gives us a clue. In F.H.A. and Dramatics Club, .Tane won friends with her winning smile. IUDITH WAGNER -- Cheerful Judy has applied her talents to choir, Dramatics Club, and girls' basketball besides attending All- State Choir. A hard worker and a dependable friend, she will make a success of all she undertakes. MRS. BROWN--The Class of '61 will forever be grateful for the many hours which Mrs. Brown, our class advisor, spent in order that the annual Senior trip could be accomplished. -We will always re- member her and the many things she did for us that made our years in high school so memorable. 760 Serum The Senior Class appreciates the educational opportunities which have been pro- vided by our local citizens through the Board of Education and the school officials. In accordance with the democratic, American way of life, we expect to give our support to the continuation of free public education. This is STUDY HALL! ' Anxious, wean? 3 al-f if is 'L Smm BACK ROW: S. Linderman, D. Briggs, C. Scott, J . Boynton, J. Hohl, D. Jolly. SECOND ROW: F Owens, J. Lee, L. Luckey, L. Densmore, G. Crittenden, W. Wisniewski, T. Frungillo, C. Rix FIRST ROW: G. Buddell, P. Terwilliger, M. Shaffer, J. Taylor, S. VanDerLinden, G, Witter L, Stafford. umm BACK ROW: D. Gross, W, Warren, R. Kottwitz, R, Jones, T, Witherell, M, Bump, D, Little. SECOND ROW: D, Treusdell, E. Miller, M. Jordan, P, VanGi1der, J, Rehler, L. Fodor, T. John- son. FIRST ROW: S, Hunt, .T . Zuver, C, Bierfelt, S. Dolph, C. Rogers. J. Steen. J. Wilkinson. t -f i-1 tery-.w BACK ROW: E. Wadsworth, V. Van!-Iorn, J. Ringleberg. J. Spear, T. Finlan, R, Kauffman, D. Comstock. SECOND ROW: J. Marsh, B, Hamer, J, Clark, R. Smith, C. Stillman, 8,1-Iolmes, R. Booth. FIRST ROW: P. Conklin. J. Boynton, D,Edwards, L. Gross, S. Lualdi. S.Lauser, R. Resch. Sopdonwm BACK ROW: R. Little, D. Bump, D. Williams, D, Moses, M. McLaughlin. T. Truby. SECOND ROW: K. Wilson, G. VanGi1der, D. Swift, J. Nunamaker, J. Warner, D, Wetherly, FIRST ROW: A, Jordan. J. Prosser, E. Howard. J. Wagner, C. Truax, P. Hunt, P. Swarthour, x Q ,ex S NE 5 L-wi2 A-Qi 3 .Q 1 A w W gs 'Q X 5 X w' HN- TX 1-he ' X Q ' w 1,51 6 S 8 fl. v ' M 1 L 1 mg xi S . it X . A ., . if - x X X? X 'L'- H Q , wi sw N R N . 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Seari EIGHTH GRADE President . . . . . I. Holden Vice President . . . .S. Seelbinder Secretary . . . . . D. Shaffer Treasurer . . . S. Smith SEVENTH GRADE President , , ', , , , , , M. Finlan Vice President fabj , l , , D. Cooper Secretary ,.,, , , R. Law Treasurer , , , C. Randall gm ,432 M ,f ,gil 3' V Q ,, , R . M - K fhgkl f wc , in f 1, , .L f . - 'K -- 12 x mv A ,. 'P ,ef M A X I, iw, v ik Qi J' W X 2 if Q .V gl +f SSW Q- Z 24 3 4 :JP ' .35 bf 2 ..,, .,., . gwiidgsk A -A ,gm sg Xfn ' K 4 Q -., 4153232552 3 12 my ma, V, X Nfiiifisfk . fs43Qf1' Q M K ff Ps, f X ,, f Kiss? Swxaem. xihq XQ Nz' 'V 4,2 'LI BACK ROW: A.Higby, S. Lockwood, L. Burt, L, Bump, E. Mosser, R, Lester, K. Chamberlain, C, Van Druff. SECOND ROW: P.Terwi11i- ger, C, Warner, S. Scribner, D. Win- chell, G. Little, C. Ingram, N. Gross. FIRST ROW: B. Hamilton, G. Stell- recht, L. Stafford, T, Wright, P. Riesdorph, C. Smith, G, Dunlap. ABSENTg L. Vanl-Io rn, M. Spanneut. TEACHER: Miss J, Bordeaux. Fifdt 6.4. BACK ROW: D. Swift, D. Sweeten. THIRD ROW: R, Bailerstein, B, Brown, B, Pettit, R, Peuiston, M, Johnson, T. Windus, R. Niles. SEC- OND ROW: C. Kunze, T. Swarthout A. Karst, C. Gaeta, L, Weatherly B. Covert, J. Wilson. FIRST ROW R. Lockwood, D. Washburn, E Feuchter, C. Torpey, M. Young, T, Resch, M. Truesdell. TEACHER: Mrs. M. Swift. BACK ROW: R. Matteson, E, Lewis K. Miller, J. Holden. THIRD ROW H. Bilinski, S. Jordan, D. Edwards P. Swift, A. Moses. SECOND ROW M, Hunter, D. Freer, D, Williams J, Micros, B. Taylor, K. Odell FIRST ROW: F. Jester, R. Midey D. Gross, W, Vossler, T, Burch L, Taylor, S. Hull. TEACHER Miss M. Brown. 37 mmm elif? ' xr sl' WV, - 1 H ,fmq if if W ,ff a ' V wa 'fe f 554 f E if , 4 9 ii , H ., V, by Eff ,W Q W X x,,.4 rg' W 'MQ 4 . sh, v fl! , , gk w w,.' ik era' 4 sy LQ gxff K . ,gs-, ,me Af Q...f , .,,. . K A J' A ' .1 .ff-532 'S V i ' K 7 ,Q Q 4- 3 W if N S rf y Sf 2? ff' A 'f .4- x E fa 4 KIA U M NYM Q 1 ., I Lyn Og A , : x 1 fa K by W V H: X 3 5? 1: Q f ax . ' f ' QR? 1 QL yijfi 1 Q X Q wp k - Lk , V , N k xyxx Sift 5 S ' Bfoaaftli Grade BACK ROW: B. Smith, J, Wilson, C, Swier. THIRD ROW: S, Wise, C. Kamery, R. Davis, R. Chamber- lain, C. Howard, A. Barnes,W.Ser- ra, M. Scott. SECOND ROW: A Swift, I. Vas Nunes, J. Francis K. O'Donnel1, R. Kennedy. .T. Cong- don. FIRST ROW: D. Totten, M Midey, P. Butts, J. Van Gilder, J Chilcoat, L. Van Horn, R. Kennedy TEACHER: Mrs. H. Guild. 76M Grade BACK ROW: R, Stanbro, B. Beh- jamin, G. Tredway, B. Thompson, D. Vogel, J. Williams. THIRD ROW: J. Treusdell, J. Spencer, K. Watt, S. Ciampa, J. Manko, L. Dalton, E, Giles. SECOND ROW: T. Lester, D. Mann, M. McCarthy, R. Taylor, K. Totten, T. Orcutt. FIRST ROW: C. Swift, R. Bradley, T. Resch, L. Edwards, K. Hamilton, L.Kratts,D. Schroeder. TEACHER: Mrs. J. Boyd. 76M Guida BACK ROW: L. Cooper, S. Hurl- burt, J. Johnson, K, Knowles, E Kess. THIRD ROW: D. Wake- field, B. Mabey, L, Clayson, D Young, N. Burdick, R, Conklin, N Marsh. SECOND ROW:M. Will son, M. Young, S. Congdon, T. Karst R, Kamery, M. Wlasniewski, D Kameck, J, Wagner. FIRST ROW D, Gaeta, F, Edwards, S. Lawton J, Hu1bert,J. Hulbert, J. Burt, J Rasmusson. TEACHER: Mrs. J Miller. 39 Wad Glade BACK ROW: J. Swift, M. Freeman, J. Holmes, N. Ross, K.Swift. THIRD ROW: M, Steen, K. Flower, D. Searl, S. Kratts, B. Sikes, C. Wagner, G. Barnes. SECOND ROW: B. Smith, B. Brown, G. Allen, R, Clark, G. Cassidy, T. Steen. FIRST ROW: G. Butts, K. Stubbs, H. Beebe, D. Ka- meck, W. Baller-stein, R, Freer, C. Wright. ABSENT: A. Clayson. TEACHER: Miss E, Hendryx. 40 76nd 6440 BACK ROW: F, Holden, M. Pettit, V. Loclcwood, C. Hamilton, T. Set- chel. THIRD ROW: W, Searl, K. Boyd, E. Sprague, D. Botens, J. Hammer, S. Older, .T.Heck. SEC- OND ROW: G. Thompson, K. Bar- ber, T. Allen, E. Smith, G. Botens, C. Gross. FIRST ROW: M. Lin- derman, R. Sikes, G. James, V. Jester, K. Austin, J. Deininger, J. Barry. TEACHER: Mrs. H. Davis. Second Guide BACK ROW: P. Vas Nunes, R, Feuchter, R. Appleby. THIRD ROW: A. Rudy, D. Himes, D. Stadler, L. Sweet, M.Smith, C. Chamberlain. SECOND ROW: A. Young, L. Bates, N. Shaffer, P. Oakes, L. Lang, J, Congdon. FIRST ROW: M. Taylor, R. Shaffer, K. Knowles, T. Dunlap, G. Voorhees, R. Rodkey, C. Pastor, TEACHER: Mrs. I... Miller, Sooond Gnnde BACK ROW: C. Taylor, E. Miller. THIRD ROW: J. Carpenter, C. Wil- liams, J. Collins, M. Lajeunnesse, S. Jones, V. Howard. SECONDROWg R, Howard, J. Bradley, M. Johnson, J. Mann, R. Truax, M. Jamesson. FIRST ROW: J. Jefferies, D. Lock- wood, T. Bump, L. Snyder, R. Thompson, M. Bunk, D. Ingalls. ABSENT: R. Midey, P. Bailey. TEACHER: Miss D. Springer. Second Gnodn BACK ROW: J. Swift, P. Warner, L. Wadsworth. THIRD ROW: R. Thomp- son, P. Sustic, L. Beebe, T. Wil- liams, V. Hadden, D. Thompson, D. Karst. SECOND ROW:B. Watson, S.Zuver,S. Howard, J. Peniston. R. Piechota, L. Cassidy. FIRST ROW: P. Nicholson, P. Stocking, M. VanDruff, J. Clark, R. Gleason, C. Winchell, S. Rasmusson. TEACH- ER: Miss S. Smith. Second Gnodo BACK ROW: L. Rickard, .T.Rand- olph, L. Poore. THIRD ROW: M. Sherwood, S. Raub, L. Clayson, W. Dillon, L. Clayson, D. Troutman, B, Dalton. SECOND ROW: C. Gere, K. Searl, G. Green, J. Bunk, D. Davis, D. Dean. FIRST ROW: L. Ballerstein, T. Wlasniewski, D. Rix, A. Hubbell, F. Gould, S. Austin, w. Buxttsfi TEACHER: Miss E. Thomas. 41 Fm Gem BACK ROW: T. McKe1vy, N. Smith, K. Hasard, E. Jester, K. Keesler G. Nease. THIRD ROW: R. Snyder K. Roat, C. Burrows, W. Kratts, J Burch, J. Benjamin, L. Shelley SECOND ROW: R. Hosley, D.Srnith D, Barber, C. Flower, M. Ross W. Ingalls, R. Sustic. FIRST ROW C. Prentice, L. Bunk, V. Dean, N. Barnes, M. Saulter, F. Gross, K. Shaller. TEACHER: Miss J . Wil- liams. 42 Fmt Gm BACK ROW: N. Beaver, C. Kamery S. Swier, P. Willson, R. Amundson J. Rix. THIRD ROW: T. Manko, A Berry, T. Wlasniewski, J. Hunter J. Strigler, D. Serra, R. Webb, T Booth. SECOND ROW: M. Adams M. Congdon, R. Washburn, S. Burt, A. Fodor, M. Dutton, R. Kennedy. FIRST ROW: D. Young. J. Kess, T. Butts, J. Dennis, P. Heck, S.Weath- erly, N. Yaw. TEACHER: Miss M. Carling. 3 A- - A Fm: Guide BACK ROW: B. Case, K. Conklin, B. Johnson, D. Johnson. THIRD ROW: T. Kazanjian, W. Lewis, D. Berry, L. Bresney, T. Botens, N. Conklin, 'L. Allen. SECOND Row: D. Stafford, D. Searle, K. Roat, S. Scott, M. McCol1ister, P. Scholla. FIRST ROW: P. Wright, D. Smith, S. Mitchell, P. Snyder, W, James, C. Mitchell, V. Thompson. TEACH- ER: Mrs. J. Butts. - V BACK ROW: T. sear1,E. Rambuski, M. Hammer. THIRD ROW: D. White, A. Lockwood, R. Fanning, S. Allen, V. Kellogg, J. Totten, M. Pettit. SECOND ROW: A. Hadden, D. Hurl- burr, D. Vogel, J. Swift, J, Setchel, R. Little. FIRST ROW: D, Williams, R. Snyder, M. Miller, D. Krivulka, S. Hamilton, J. Lockwood, A. Midey. TEACHER: Mrs. R. Thomas. 1 mmm BACK ROW: P. Prentice, T. Beebe., R. Guild, R. Amundson, A..l-Iarbeck, D. Case, L. Bradley. FIRST ROW: J, Holmes, D. Rodkey, D. Green, D. Smith, G. Calvert, R. Poore, W. Bump, C. Sprague. TEACHER: Miss J, Wright. MW BACK ROWg M, Holden, K. Jordan, M. Burdick, S. Finnemore, N. Pen- iston, K. Odell. SECOND ROW: .T. Case, D. Rambuski, M. Gaeta, K. Resch, A. Nicholson, B. Willson. FIRST ROW: R. Swift, C. Covert, D. Karst, C. Clayson, J. Bradley, T. Ingalls, A. Bunk, D, Vogel. TEACHER: Mrs. V. Kincaid. 43 BACK ROW: C. Karn, P. O'De11, K. Ciampa, M. Freeman, D. Trout- man, K. Dutton, R. Dutton, V. Ab- bott, L. Sweet, T. Lockwood. FIRST ROW: D. Barber, M. Pinney, C. Pinney, L. Bunk, T. Bunk, M. Mit- chell. TEACHER: Mrs. V. Kincaid. 44 BACK ROW: A. Luce, R. Wagner G. Jones, R. Edwards, N. Stadler D. DeRock, G. Green, M. Trimble FIRST ROW: M. Jeffries, B. Little, G. Thompson, S. Taylor, D. Luce, A. Williams, W. Hamer, S. Cong- don, M. Swarthout, S. Smith. TEACHER: MiSS J. Wright. Sym! Clam BACK ROW: D. Weatherly, R. Mc- Intosh, B. Johnson, D. Bateman, C. Smith, B. Bateman. FIRST ROW: C. Smith, S. Weatherly, S. Smith, B. Weatherly, J. Hadden, H. Cal- vert, R. Rambuski. TEACHER: Mrs. M. Easton. QA K .QW we , . 13-f ,:w-- t W 53 .J .,,, A.. -. New ... f -- :vm- ,, X ' 'S - iv ' -Mnnmsw Ss..,.. E .,.N,, . Smqa .Fifi , ,E Q, .f:,f,A 4 5 x .. if f. fl 1 -8.1 gg? Jib .5531 4 w A 'SQA N X Y wiv R 4, ng ,t ii 55 , 5 X , M S P Q X S Q gg X K 1 if S 32 S is 4 2 0 xg?-Q1 Java 1 4 n at K I 1. Q gk? '..:sE'E:k , X XR S xv BACK ROW: M. Cromwell, M. McLaughlin, W. Warren, S. Morris, D. Johnson, E. Wadsworth, M. Morris, M. Doyle, F. Thomas, R. Jones, W. Hunter, T. Witherell, J. Hohl. THIRD ROW: D. Gross, J. Ringeleberg C. Ingram, M. Swift, D. Lawton, L. Luckey, L. Runyan, C. Kauffman, J. Boyd, J. Wagner, M. Micros, C Scott, J. Spear. SECOND ROW: D. Swift, P. Terwilliger, S. VanDerLinden, A. Older, W. Wilson, R. Booth L. Densmore, J. Steen, G. Crittenden, S. Stafford, J. Wilkinson, J. Marsh. FIRST ROW: A. Jordan, S Lauser, B. Edwards, P. Swarthout, S. Hunt, L, Young, J. Wagner, M. Shaffer, L. Owens, C. Lauser M. Truby. DIRECTOR: Mr. D. Miller. Seam ffm i Officers What do I do with this? DOUBLE QUARTET--F. Thomas, M. Shaffer, J. Wagner, G. Witter, D, Lawton, J. Hohl, B. Hunter, J. Steen. 1 BACK ROW: J. Prentice, G. Whittaker, S. Wakefield, K. Brotherton, L. Feuchter, J. Burch, C. Kincaid W. Crittenden, R. Older, J. Lucky, G. Trask, M. Ingalls, C. Miller, M. Thompson, D. Pierce, A. Holden D. Kincaid, J. Mobley, L. Torpey, S. Warren. THIRD ROW: P. Trask, T. Winchell, L. Schryver, M Shields, S. Swift, C. Edwards, P. Willson, M. Dillon, J. Boyd, B. Witter, S. Bailey, S. Older, B. Scribner N. Farwell, S. Raub, K, Learn, T. Jeffries, P. Trask, B. Smith, M. Truax. SECOND ROW: T. Randall R, Steen, J. Bradley, J. Treusdell, R. Witherell, C. Torpey, S,,Tahnke, M. Finlan, J. Vanik, S. Smith D. Washburn, D. Shaffer, S. Edwards, P. Bresney, P. Lawton, R. Shaffer, M. Swift, K. Treusdell, W Jahnke, D. Chamberlain, J. Scott, T. Rudy. FIRST ROW: M. Matteson, B. Piechota, D. Washburn, T Feuchter, L. Swift, C. Randall, C. Smith, R. McKe1vy, D. Hedden, A. Voorhees, D. Williams, D. Williams R. Law, B. Boyd, J. McCo11ister, T. Brown, C. Scheiterle, J. Stubbs. mum Clow Officers J ahnke, R. Steen, W. J ahnke. Do--Re- -Mi- - THE YOUTH QUARTET-'S. Raub, S. ' SQ. ,S fl-xih Q I - k 1 . W :Q 5 ' if Ex e-X1 N ' V: Mi.. :kk 145 fm Q Az A VV' , . L s QP if , A Q TSM Q Y X ,L , Q 1 ' -L V ' ra 'Q fsf kj fi: f 22 E R ' 1352- L if Q A 3 Az' 5 1 WZ: Q 35 p f' if? La? ' , sw SQ Q 'ws - fig: ' WSW '24 IV W , ' A L x PL L Q L x M Q A gf ' X 59 g ,, . gg? A is W 'fsfim -rg il 'x 55 1.-1 Sy , Q3 aw' G Q Qs 3 . , I. .. f A S 5'- in W , .Q i QW Q 5 , - -AAk 3 faq -Y :Ri-Q . fa la. Q 3 sw'-ff BACK ROW: T. Winchell, J. Hohl, R. Older, J . Anderson, J. Boyd, C. Scott, W. Swift. THIRD ROW: G. Whittaker, L. Luckey, B. Smith, C. Ingram, R. Jones, W. Warren, J. Finlan, L. Karst, D. Karst. SECOND ROW: K. Scribner, R. Witherell, J. Burch, S. VanDerLinden, M. Burlingame, P. McCann, J. Sheldon, W. Jahnke, B. Smith, D. Chamberlain, M. Shaffer. FIRST ROW: L. Owens, J. Bailey, B. Scheiterle, R. Hunter, D. Williams, R. Shaffer, S. Robertson, D. Swiftg Director, Mr. K. Ingram. Salam fm! Ah, music is so-o-o relaxing! The T00tin' TWO! - ' Ei 'wiv J is k W ii P' 'T .n C .. : -- - if '-:W K M Q .,. xg - i f QS ' A NG A M M.. . - Q? A -- 3 QM: I HRW. ww NRM - ,wwf M f in w. Q Ji? si 'Ek K Q at . if 9 . Q v' Q fb S' s- . z. xii' Q 'T T1 .1 Q W I avi' 5, 'WT Q 'U v'. X ! S WSE!! 'KNAW SX 1-, ' Q 2 wsfL,' -M-s.....4 - Q an A? K '31 , ff 'K ,fu 4' X - fr? V , I , . 3. F . 3 ,r N - ,r K 0 Q: K 1' ff x ut Y K 'X ' xr C I K A . Jim A E mf L6 Q X X ,K , A , M- 7- X , 1 .ff 5 M - . K ' K 4 x ' x x ' 11 Z . X' ' , . S - .. EW . . as X T N K K is 1 S A: ,. K K Y , S 1 ' V9 f x I 1 if k F F 1 hw uf s Q' - -. , ,f ta view you tie aww, X1 . fi 2 ar . ,L . W . ,ff Q 'L xv xv w.. , '55 1 uh AN - -1 J up H '-H, fy A A ' BACK ROW: Coach, E. Kincaidg J. Boynton, D. Bosworth, R. Greene, R. VanDerLinden, W. Sheldon, N. Place, S. Morris, M, Morris. SECOND ROW: J. Tingley, T. Frungillo, T. Truby, D. Briggs, M. Learn, J. Sweet, D. Moses, R. Kottwitz. FIRST ROW: L. Densmore, L. Thompson, R. Kauffman, T. Finlan, G. Crittenden, D. Williams. 7mk 'jeans The 1960 track season was very successful. The team won 3 out of the 5 scheduled meets and placed 3rd at Wellsville on Spring Day. Bill Sheldon, Ron Kottwitz and Ron Greene were our representatives in Rochester at the Section V finals. Bill was first in the pole vault and second in the shot put. Ron Kottwitz, who was only a sophomore at the time, placed fourth in the shot put. Ron Greene took first in the hurdles. During the regular season J im Tingley broke the school broad jump record with a leap of 19 feet 112 inch. Uh-h-h-h-h-hi!! Late for the 8:80! Up and over! BACK ROW: Coach, R. Harbeck, L. Perry. J- Sweet, J. Spear, T. Frungillo, R. VanDerLinden, M. McLaughlin, R. Greene, H. Rogers, E. Miller, D. Swift. FIRST ROW: E. Wadsworth, M. Crom- well, T. Howard, J. Robinson, D. Briggs, T. Rinker, T. Finlan. ll Champa For the first time in Cuba 's history the baseball team, with a record of 12-0, won the Section 5 finals. Victories over Avoca and Romulus led us to the final game with Belmont, which was played at Tullar Field in Wellsville. Jim Robinson, with a record of eight wins and no losses, hurled a no-hit, no-run game against Avoca. In the batting department there were seven with averages over . 300. The defense and over-all play was tremendous and the team spirit was excellent. You tell 'em Tykel Let 's go gang! We did it ---- 12-Ol 53 BACK ROW: L. Thompson, T. Frungillo, E. Miller, M, Doyle, F. Thomas, T, Yaw, W, Hunter, L. Runyan, M, Higby. J. Anderson. THIRD ROW: Coach: E. Kincaid, H, Rogers. J. Boynton, I. Taylor. D. Keesler, D, Place, W, Rickard, N, Ungermann, R. Kottwitz, E. Wadsworth, M. Morris, N. Place, T, Rinker, Coach: E. Stellrecht, SECOND ROW: R, Jones, J, Steen, S, Linderman, T. Finlan, S, Morris, L. J ones, W. Wisniewski, L. Densmore, C.Ingram. FIRST ROW: J. Luckey, S, Piechota, R. Hunter, D. Rhodes, J. Linderman, R, Sheldon. J. Spear, D. Kunze, W. Windus, G. Crittenden, D, Kottwitz, E, Stellrecht, S. Nichols, Faotffall Q13 What do you mean?? C23 Full speed ahead! G33 The waiting game. Q43 Densmore gets another!! C33 149 7.147 ' I I S W ,Z X 5 : gg- S5 RQ me-suns . fy K 'uw X S 3 E 5. if ! sz + xv. - J Q., W a Ll' xr nrjfx -...mf ' W .N M if L by Del ig v yi 'Me fm x-- Lk , x ,Lg .xL. 7 . H vi 5: Q E . Q ,gs Q , H 4 x . .-:Y v. -. -f , nf W ! S . , i 3 1 1 --- AQ . . E 3 Q E N? X X S V Q X Q S X fi X E 3 'S Q , 2 fv-55 2 ix 3 x Ax 5 5 q -, ,- w k k 5 J f 4 LZKE :V?: V V Ax.- Nriz l Aiza bn If .z ,Mi X x V-X.. f f - .Q .X xiii Sak W f :we Xe .N M K... EQ Y N . . , 2 . . RQ- HWQNM . . if . wwwfgi' SN :wwf wa' .S 1 il .1 ff , 5 .5.5 .W Mm S. X sw wg G 1. 1. Q.. . 1 J 53 3,5 WE iii ... .L fi . . A A bg fig . vii - 1 Q S: .gil . X S 5, -. 3 235 . sei . ,q3., W S6 1 Ti: N31 k. Q. 1. . S Y. 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F W 4- . .ii 3 X., x C 1 A 1 1. x ff, as Y wg 4 tw K v x X y TQ , 2155? , .AQ 1 ll. ,ff 9. ,554 f L X-1-W, I Vrbl Z ,f Qu Q W Q x QLXYAQ ,F L -1: ant' 525: 3- vii 51: Lil- 2 f ,. ,,iJ,,5 Q f I ,f nw-on ' Q' Wa Mdwdo This year the Junior and Senior classes joined forces to present Gilbert and Sullivan's The Mikado. ' After many entanglements, all ends happily with the marriage of Ko-Ko and Katisha, Nanki-Poo and Yum-Yum. An outstanding feature of the production was the authentic costuming. I've got a little list. The Mikado ............... . Fred Thomas Nanki-Poo . . . .James Steen Pish-Tush. . .... John Hohl Katisha. . . . Lynda Luckey Pitti-Sing . . . .Mary Ann Truby Ko-Ko . . . . William Warren Peep-Bo. . . . . . Gertrude Witter Yum-Yum . . . . .Janice Boyd Music Director. . .......... Mr. Dale Miller Wtwft- Three little maids. 5 Toko, toko, toko . Chorus ........... M Drama Director .......... . .Mrs. Mary Ellen Bernstein rs of the Junior gc Senior classes assisted by the Senior Choir 5 past 11, the Royalty reigns! mwfo 71mm Fortune Fantasy , decorated with a wishing well, a pot' of gold at the end of the rainbow, symbols of good luck, and signsof the Zodiac, proved to be a delightful occasion. Yale Jacobs' music blended with the gay atmosphere of the evening. Our queen, Miss Marianne Micros, was attended by Miss Jeanne Rehler, Seniorg Miss Delores Thompson, Juniorg Miss Sylvia Hequembourg, Sophomoreg Miss Jackie Boynton, Freshman. As this year's Junior Prom drew to a close, the guests departed, taking with them many wonderful memories. All these jivm' Juniors . . . whew! Queen's Dance Telling stories again? The Festival of Lucetia, the little man of the attic, a wooden shoe filled with gifts for St. Nick's horse, and multi-lingual greetings were among the scenes that decorated the annual Senior Prom, Christmas Around the Wor1d. The music of Yale Jacob's Orchestra added to the gay and enchanting mood that dominated throughout the evening. In attendance with the queen, Miss Delores Thompson, wereMiss Sharon Stafford, Senior, Miss Judy Wilkinson, Juniorg Miss Jeanne Tapp, Sophomoreg Miss Dorothy Seelbinder, Freshman. The Queen and her Court Sadat Tum The Qieen reigns supreme. The Grand March tudwi Coma! BACK ROW: D. Williams, Seventh grade, R. Steen, Eighth grade: C. Kauffman, Senior, S. Linderman, Junior: I. Spear, Sophomoreg J. Boyd, Seniorg J. Marsh, Sophomoreg R. Hunter, Freshman. SECOND ROW: E. Miller, Iuniorg F. Thomas, Senior: Mr. Perry, Advisory T. Rinker, Seniorg L. Fodor, Junior. President. . . . . . Tim Rinker Vice President . . . Fred Thomas Secretary. . . . . Linda Fodor Treasurer. . . .Tyke Miller 64 I President, Sir . 413 Mr. Let's pay attention to the Business at hand, Janet. Chief ! Editor-in-Chief . . Assistant Editor . . Business Manager . . . Layout,Editors . . Photographer . . . . . Assistant Photographer Literary Editor .... Activities . . . Girls' Sports . Boys' Sports . Class Editor . . Grade Editor . . Publicity .... Typist . . . Advisor . . . . Carol Kauffman . . Lynda Luckey . Laurence Older . . . Bonnie Smith Mary Swift . . . . Dick Kauffman . . .... Richard Older Marianne Micros Mary Ann Truby . . . Janice Boyd . . . . Tim Rinker . . . Betty Edwards . . . , Ann Older . . Laura Karst . . Donna Lawton Mr. C. Williams Future treasurer of the U.S., Doc?! Working, everyone'7' The Staff' 4 , it N X i ,w N Q' Y ,T ,JK-,Y '- vb REE 1 . S X f. ,,.. Q . il ig - .. Q, Q5-ww :may wi fl . , H ,fir . HN' ENS.: -, 51 N' iff: .g i-fl -' X 4 RN ' R if 2, + rg X xv? ..x. Q I XX :Quang w fm -' 52322445215 V-i fa., W. ,4 . sg- 5 3 , . J at X -Q six : 1. This year's school fair was bigger and better than ever. 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