Cuba Central School - Gargoyle Yearbook (Cuba, NY)

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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.

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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.

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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.