Cuba Central School - Gargoyle Yearbook (Cuba, NY)

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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

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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.