Cuba Central School - Gargoyle Yearbook (Cuba, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1964 volume:

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Kennedy Sleep on,0 brave-hearted, 0 wise man, that kindled the Flame To live in mankind is lar more than to live in a name Administration 51324-sn:---- Ssl' 'rn' Cfflliiz' . 'Eg' A kb.. 151 -t . ..-,ip-v' 'fini iagfiirniirggriilig.f':'.. f':::!.1.:2q-?gQl2.i ig m,52,f2?ii?r4fz:5m: ' V 1 1 u,.,i.g,gggig!1iHfygw 433' H1523 :igs'f'gi15iH:,E51fwsI:emsssf-'fam2H22iS,'i11'iif1fs1s4PLErm1455 Fifi'5hif:gi7?EE?i!i2:2 ':51215733533131-L 'i:!:'IfZ-'Zi5x.azBw---- ' ' nb-3flW755ffIQiV?5i nag' .1-Q-:v u. 5 ' -1, au' sxj ul: ' ' 12753 --+- ' -'-Y' - '-rxgazf 3'4m.s1:'f ' Muc:'L'u i Administration 1 X MR. COLBURN - Supervising Principal MR. BOYD - Elementary Principal i MR. SCOTT - Business Manager Mr. Jordan SCHOOL BOARD Mr. Willson Mr. Serra Mr. Stafford Mr. Crrttenden ., ,,,.,, . , . Zig N? N- A J' , ff , is M i H. KNOWLES W. HEDDEN V, HARBECK 1. FEUCHTER M. CLAPP staff the guidance office Secretaries in the main Office secretary in the School Physician DR . HIGGS Psychologist A . TUCKER Special ervices grade school This year marked the retire 1'I'16l'1I of Dr. Higgs after a long tenure as school doctor. We ap- preciate the service he rendered to our school over the years. School Nurse M. UTTER E Standing -E. HENDRYX - Grade 3 M. MABEY - Grade 2 I. BOYD - Grade 3 H. DAVIS - Grade 3 Seated - M. MAPES - Grade 2 D. HALL - Grade 2 M. RINDERLE - Grade 2 Seated - IL CARPENTER APSEY PETTIT CAMPBELL BROWN Grade 6 Special Class Grade 6 Grade 6 Grade 6 Standing - S. MATTESON Faculty J. BUTTS ' V. KINCAID - I. HILLMAN WRIGHT ' R. THOMAS ' M. CARLING .- - Grade 1 Grade 1 Kindergarten Grade 1 Kindergarten Grade 1 Grade 1 ROBERTSON GUILD CHAM BE RS . SWIFT . SEEN . ORIANS PAULL Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade 5 - Standing 4. 4 5 4 - Seated 4 5 Faculty L. Wl-IITEMAN - Commercial R. ABBOTT - Mathematics M. BROWN - Mathematics M. JORDAN - Language L. BRYANT - English J. PRENTICE - Science K. DILLON - Englishg Science N. PERRY - Science T. BRENNAN - English M. BLY - English I. JOHNSON - English C. WILLIAMS - Citizenship Education A. SAUNDERS - Mathematics C. MCVEY - Citizenship Education E. EDWARDS - Citizenship Education D. BROWN - Citizenship Education Faculty J. TAYLOR - Vocal Music M. JOHNSON - Vocal Music K. INGRAM - Instrumental Music STELLRECHT Industrial Arts SWIER r AHL Driver Education OULTON Agriculture I. CRAWFORD - Homemaking A. WILLIAMS - Library M. JOHNSON - Art HARBECK - Physical Education CESARI Physical Education MAZZA Physical Education KINCAID - Director of Athletics R. BELL - Spanish Cafeteria M. Hohl R. Wilkinson F. Searl Bus Drivers Steen McCarthy Benjamin Bosworth Brotherton Davis chool faff C E. Witter D. Washburn N. Burt J. Bump M. Briggs C. Kam I. Geralds afeteria D. Stolburg F. Winchell H. Swift R. Hammer R. Nunn B. Baker L. Wixson C. Mascho R. Marsh H. Feuchter R. Hartley V. Bump P. Appleby Custodians Mr. Ingram P1ays'??? Lucy Cranks! !! Faithful Workers Clean Clear Through! Pencils Taste Good Like ....... 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As we receive our diplomas, we recall the events of our Senior year which proved to make it the most memorable of all our high school years. Taking over the fund -raising projects in January of our Junior year, we sometimes thought we would never achieve our goal of making that memorable class trip to Washington. But with the aid of the class plays, Christmas cards, and candy, we finally reached Washington. We will never forget the thrill of graduation and these years as the best of our lives. CHRIS WILKINSON- Windless Intelligent and athletic, but friendly and fun, that's our Jr. and Sr. class president. A basket- ball star as well as a good man on the diamond. Chris is an all-around guy. After high school. . .college. ROBERT HUNTER- Bubbles Many activities at C. C. S. have benefited by Bob 's intelli- gence, leadership and humor . He's in N.H.S., Ir. and Sr. class V-P, and in both plays. He also attended the Citizen- ship Seminar and Boys' State. Next year- a career in Pharmacy. JANE BOYD- This is Miss Activity in person, working to the best of her ability in FTA, FNC, Fr. and Soph. Class President, Jr. 85 Sr. Class Treasurer, National Honor Society, Gargoyle Editor, Choir, All-State Ch-oir, Jr. 85 Sr. Plays, girl 's basketball and volleyball. Janie may be found guarding the entrance to Spring St. hill or sleeping??? After College? Another Mrs. Mazza. PAM BRESNEY- Intelligent and fun describe the one and only Breezy . lst in line for Valedictorian, Pam has also lent her talents to choir, Jr. 85 Sr. Plays, NHS, and ENC. She 's got the pep, vim, 85 vitality of a future nurse. JAMES BROWN- Brownie With a major in Agriculture and an active member in FFA, Jim 's future is evident. However before settling down, he hopes to serve in the Air Force. MERLE BURLINGAME- A flash of red lightening, not a bird, not a plane, it 's Merle!! Active in Senior Band, a hard worker on the crew of both plays, he has been an important figure around C.C.S. He 's a lot of fun and after graduation will pursue a career in engineering. JERRY BABCOCK- Bobcat His main concern is work and how to avoid it. Hunting, parties, sleeping and eating are a few of the activities that Bobcat enjoys. He helped to save the Senior play by stepping in three weeks late. For the futureg as Jerry says, Who Knows? JAMES BEAVER- Beaver This wild one is a familar sight at all parties . Fun loving and energetic Beav 's humor leaves all laughing. We find him a member of the Senior play and a superb actor in Drama Class. Our crystal bal1seeSJim scrubbing decks as he sings Anchors Aweigh . MARYANNE BEEBE- MaryAnne When they handed out height she thought they said fight , and she wanted none of it! A willing worker at Football games, a mem- ber of 4-H, FHA, and a Calldy striper, MaryAnne is kept busy. The future will find her emptying bedpans. DONALD BOSWORTH- Bozzy Quiet and easygoing but lots of fun. In the last 1460 days, Boz has been seen running, polevaulting, and performing in both our class plays. We wish Boz the best of luck in his ambition: to graduate ENN at tr. in GENEVIEVE DONNELLY- Jenny Jenny came to CCS in her Soph. year from Hinsdale. She 's participated in girl 's basketball and FHA. A cute and friendly senior, we know Jenny will find happiness after graduation, styling hair. LINDA FEUCHTER- Linn A realm of activities have kept Linn busy during her high school yrs. Fut. Nurses Club, choir girls basketball and the Sr. Play Cast have benefited from her participation. Our crystal ball sees Linda at college training for a career in nursing. MARIA A. FRUNGILLO- Toni A good friend to many, Toni likes to have a good time. She has been a mem- ber of Future Homemakers of America and has worked in our school library for 3 years. With her career in nursing in the future, we wish Toni lots of luck, but we have one question to ask her, What 's in Portville? DAVID HASTINGS- Dave Likes Shirley, wrestling, Shirley, Bowling, Shirley--A good student and a real nice guy, Dave transferred to Cuba in his Jr. year. Next September will find Dave back at the books study- ing to become an engineer. JACKLIN CASSFORD- Jackie A transfer to CCS in her Jr. year, Jackie wasted no time in making her mark at CCS. Friendly and fun, this cheerful Senior has lent her talents to all the projects of the Class. Since her only dislike is milking cows on Sunday mornings , we know Jackie will have a successful future as a beautic- ian. DENNIS CHAMBERLAIN- A terrific m usic ian, a good athlete, a superb performer, and a real nice guy. Our star baseball pitcher has brought us many victories. All-County Band, school band, and the Vibes have heard him toot his trumpet or sax. Champ has also partici- pated in cheerleading for the yearbook and for Deb. Another Maestro in the future. DONALD CLARK- This easy-going senior likes cars and girls. A familar sight on the baseball field. After graduation- a mechanic. JAMES COOPER- Jimmy This mighty senior was at his best wrestling or hitting a home run across the baseball field. He 's seen with Donna and enjoys sports. His future will be on the crest of the waves. MAX INGALLS- Deputy Dawg Max was active in bas ketball, football, and choir. Spent most of his time either at Moonwinks or under the hoods of cars. The future looks good for this draftsman. MILTON KARST- Danny As an instrumentalist, Danny has contributed a lot of time and talent to our Senior Band. He says he likes cars and talkative girls! Isn't that just like a man? Tomorrow?? Military Maneuvers. SHARON JAHNKE- A musician and an artist Beulah likes elephants. President of MYF, All-State and All- County Chorus and the Madrigal group have earned this happy-go-lucky senior. With a pencil and a sketch pad, Sharon will follow the Yellow Brick Road into the future. CONRAD JOHNSON- johnski The Sr. Class's Rem- bra11t, Johnski has majored in art. Baseball, dramatics and Jr 85 Sr Plays are credited to his list of activities We the class of 1964 wish Connie the best of luck in fulfilling his ambition fto pass Geometry before 19700 ANN HOLDEN- Annie Will C.C.S. ever forget Annie 's superb performance as Gay, an intoxicated actress in the Jr. Play? As a member of FNC, secretary of Choir and in the cast of both plays, her extra time has been given to the activities of her school. With col- lege in the future, Ann someday hopes to teach her students the S-i-g-n of the S-i-n-e in the 2nd quadrant. DIANA HOWARD- Diana As Guardian of Spring Street Hill, Diana has a big job. Selling candy and Christmas cards for the Sr. Class, writing letters and sewing also keep her busy. Diana soon hopes to make a big splash in the Waves. JOHN HOWARD- Johnny This happy senior fellow likes eating and good food. He 's found working on a farm or in FFA receiving good training for his future in agriculture. JAMES HUNT- Jimmy Dick This nuclear physicist likes stockcar racing and electronics. Unfortunately he dislikes girls. His activities have included FFA. Another recruit for the Service. JOHN LINDERMAN- Johnny Hotdog As swamp secre- tary of the cow frogs Johnny 's a big wheel around school. When not sketching a picture he has participated in football, basketball, jr. play and dramatics. The Gargoyle Staff thanks Johnny for the picture of the school on page 2 and 3 in this book and wish him luck in his career as an artist. JIM LUCKEY- Clarence Basketball, baseball, track, F.F. A. , choir, Serpents and the jr. play have claimed Jim 's raved talents. In his '53 chevy many a class mission has been carried out. This tall Romeo is liked by everyone. Ambition? to be flying high in the Service of Uncle Sam. RICHARD LUNN- Officer Officer Lunn is often seen walking his beat along the halls at C. C. S. and the streets of Cuba. Dick enjoys reading and has lent tal- ents in this field to the library Club. Singing the Air Force Blues is soon to come. MICHAEL MCCAFFREY- Mike There is no better combination than that of a scholar and a comedian- Mike is both. On the academic side Mike is a member of Nat. Honor Society, has attended Boy 's state. Like- wise as a member of the Jr. Play cast he gave a stu- pendous comical performance in his pajamas as he portrayed a disc thrower . What's next? College, T Okipfilf vour Honor . CONNIE KINCAID- Kink A nice gal with a sweet personality, Kink is always ready to help a friend. Her presence has been enjoyed in the alto section of choir, on the basketball court, in the Sr. Play and in Fut. Nurses Club. Patience with her patients will be Connie 's next endeavor. JAMES KORKA- Jim Brain, brawn and bashful???? This big senior has been a star wrestler and gave a terrific performance as Mr. Kolenhor in the Jr. Play. Jim 's been majoring in math and science and his future plans are to become a Doctor of Physics! l ! Wow! ! I BARBARA LAWTON- Barb Likes sewing but dislikes getting gutter balls in bowling. An inhabitant of the L. C. Hamlet of Black Creek she has contributed to C.C. S. her ability on soccer and basketball teams and as a member of the Youth for Christ Club. Christian Education will gain a good worker. JOANNE LEE- Jo Small, sweet and lots of fun charac- terize Joanne. Student Council Treasurer, girl 's basket- ball and volleyball take up some of her time but the rest is occupied by a guy named Stan. The future sees her styling hair. W T gfiis iii QAg,gi23,3,f?Efji,,1?f A 'iii iggigggii 5, if is f is Eg, ,gg lim, riff m r mi! F it ss? 5 55 'MQIEDKNRS w,g5.1fY:5 Q95 , 5 'YS SRAM! Mi 5 Ns? EVN :N Fifi: sfiifi srsitiffi s. . ,i 1 ff.f5Qfiti?iEiii'fg,?g 'it wrkfffitif Q iizfil iiiiifrji .'?ii1iN?fs.F! fixfgf ' W ,254xs5fi'f55 5fgKAgP55i ifgrg,-time - sr is ,s ra-E 5- fri ,,,,.,.,,,. 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SALLY OLDER- Our gal Sal is found busily working at all activities at CCS. Whether in Sr. Play, Student, Council, choir, gargoyle, or as co-chairman of candy sales, this smiling senior is a friend to all. The high- light of her school years was last May when she reigned as our Jr. Prom Queen. With fashion buying in the future, Sal 's sure to be a success. STANLEY PIECHOTA- The famous hustler of our bas- ketball team, Stan was also active playing first base on the diamond and held the highest batting average. As President of the Student Council he has led the Student Body well. The future--Geneseo and Joanne. DARLENE PIERCE- Dar Alw ays happy and hurrying, this pert senior especially enjoys dancing and dating. She can be found in FHA, dribbling down the basketball court, or just about anywhere Beautician school will keep her busy after graduation. . GEORGE MICROS- Jorge A v alu able player on our football team. George has been active in basketball, our Soph. class Secretary, and co-captain of the maga- zine sales. I-Ie's undecided now as to future plans but something promising will turn up. JENNIFER MOGG- Jeff Despite the nickname, Jeff is a female and an active member of the class of 1964. While in high school she has participated in YFC and has majored in business. After graduation we see Jeff on the boss 's knee--taking shorthand?'? PHYLLIS MOTHERSELL- Jolly, happy, fun, and 'friendly describe Phyl . She likes food, is secretary of FHA, and played Sarah the cook in the Sr. Play. Her future plans include Secretarial training at Olean Business School. WILLIAM MOUNTAIN- Hag Mr. Activity can be found into everything at CCS, a twisting drummer for the Vibes, member of Jr. 84 Sr. Plays, Sr. band, Stu- dent Council Vip, football, track, and co-chairman of the candy sales. Hank's ambition?? The World. JUDY PRENTICE- Happy and helpful Judy will always lend a helping hand. Jr. Play prompter, Sr. Play ticket chairman, N. H. S. , Choir, and girls' basketball have kept her busy. Next year- college- and then??? DOUG RHODES- A likable senior, known by all as Wobbles He participated in football, track and volleyball. A loyal member of the Cowfrogs who dis- like only the serpents. In the future, anchors aweigh, Mates! ! JAMES ROSE- Gym With a pencil and pad, Gym will always be found drawingg that is when he isn 't hunting Rhinos. An active member of cowfrogs, in the cast of the Jr. and Sr. plays and acting as a secret serviceman to protect C. C. S. from Crispy Critters, kept Jim pretty busy. EMMA ROSS- A homemaker major, Emma has spent many of her high school hours in this field. She is an active member of F, H. A. , and has served as their treasurer. A willing class worker, she can regularly be found vending popcorn at games. BONNIE RUNYAN- Van A Newcomer to C.C. S. from Coudersport this year, Van is sweet, friendly and a willing worker. There she participated in sketch club, while here she 's enjoyed dancing, talking and meeting people. Although her future is yet Luidecided, we wish Bonnie lots of luck. MARCIA SAWDEY- Auntie Marcia She likes boys, dislikes 2nd period study hall, and can be found any- where. F. H. A. and Library club have profited by her membership during her high school years. Uncle Sam 's Wacs or a business establishment will employ Marcia after graduation. WILLIAM SCHEITERLE- Bill Likes wine, women and song. Sounds swell! l I Bill has lent his talents to foot- ball, track, and wrestling, while he also enjoys art. The United States Marine Corps are next on the agenda. BARBARA SCRIBNER- This sweet but vivacious senior lent her talents in Future Nurses, choir, Junior play, Student director of the Senior play, Gargoyle staff, girls' basketball, volleyball, and cheerleading. Scrib' has a sparkle of affection in her eye for Whimpy. ln the future lies a successful career in nursing 1 WALTER SMITH- Smitty An outdoorsman from the suburb of ABBOTTS, Smitty enjoys hunting, fishing, and trapping. Inside CCS he has been a willing worker on the prom and the play and as a salesman. Beyond the horizon?? A carpenter. TERRY STADLER- Terr One of our number one candy salesmen, a star wrestler and gridironer, Terr is in the limelight at CCS. He enjoys hunting, cars, having fun, and Carol. In the future he will study to be a drafts- man. BRUCE STUBBS- A quiet but likable member of the Senior class, Bruce has been in Future Farmers of Amer- ica and the Sr. play. After graduation he hopes to serve the community as a dairy farmer, RUSSELL SUBJECT- Russ A faithful Future Farmer of America, and a Champion shop winner in many fairs, Russell is becoming well qualified for a useful future. BEVERLY SEARL- Bev Our Golden Guernsey Girl , Bev can always be found dipping ice cream or mixing a new concoction. A good student and active in F. T. A. - Bev' 's future will be in instructing little minds. CURTIS SEARL- Curt One of the best liked students in the Senior class, Curt has participated in many sports. Among these are baseball, football, wrestling, and minager of basketball. His ambition is 'to be a million- ai e. l l DOROTHY SEELBINDER- Full of pep, vigor, and vital- ity, that 's Dot A., She was active with four years of cheerleading, both plays, student council, sophomore class secretary and freshman prom attendant. Dot can be found most anywhere accompanied by. . .guess who?? Good luck to this futurenurse. LEANNA SMITH- Lee With ambitions toward nursing Leanna has participated in FNC, and has acted as a candy striper. She also played Alice in the Ir. Play, You Can 't Take It With You. Cute and sweet, Leanna is sure to succeed. 5 . CAROL TORPEY- Carol Quiet, cute, nice, sweet, friendly, and busy, all are perfect adjectives for Carol. FTA, Senior play, choir, Gbrl 's basketball, and secre- tary of the class explain how her last four years have been spent. Soon she 'll be receiving an apple a day from her students. HOWARD VAN HORN- Romeo Romeo likes fast cars, motorcycles, and girls. He enjoys rallies, shows, and clubs, and spends much time attending these. He now participates in FFA, but hopes to join the Marines next year. ALAN VORHEES- Dr. Ben As Mr. Perry's protege in chemistry, Dr. Ben 's ambition is to be a psychologist. A willing worker for the Class of '64, Alan was crowned queen while decorating for the prom. Wrestling, foot- ball, track, choir, and both plays are a few of the extra cturicular activities that have benefited by Dr. Ben 's talents. DONALD WILLIAMS- He 's full of life when it comes to baseball, football, and track. Donnie also participated in band and both plays. Seen around Barbara's Flower Shop , the future predicts a successful career of engineer- ing. MARCIA SWIFT- Marsh Marsh has lent her beautiful alto voice to choir throughout her high school years. Always with a joke and a smile Marcia is a good friend to everyone and enjoys having a good time. An IBM operator in the future. SHARON SWIFT- Swift Always giggling, that's Sharon! This cute senior was chosen Jr. Prom attendant at our Moonlight and Roses Prom last May. Whether working on the senior play, collecting props for the Junior play, or warbling in choir, Sharon 's always around. Our tea leaves see her as a secretary. SHIRLEY SWIFT- Swifty Typing corrections are this sweet senior 's greatest dislike But when these are done Shirley can be found with Dave. Shirley has been ac- tive in FNC, choir, girl 's basketball and Senior play. A kind hand and a friendly smile will greet her patients in the future. MARILYN THOMPSON- Whether it's the twist, slop or shimmy Marilyn can be seen dancing at Cubaville. A tall, dark and cute senior girl she 's lent her beautiful soprano voice to choir. The future holds excitement and fun. RUTH WITHERELL- P.J. is seen each day driving different car. She took part in choir, All State Choir, ping pong, basketball, and worked on the yearbook staff. Spotted almost always in Black Creek. There 'll be an apple for this Math teacher everyday. BETH WITTER- Bethie As a colored maid in the Jr. play, Bethie was a big hit! She participated in choir and FHA. Her ambition is to be a housewife and from the glittering stone on her left hand. . .the future is very near. 8. w LINDA YOUNG- After school each day Linda can be found heading for the hospital where she is a faithful worker. A friendly senior with a likable personality, Linda is sure to be a success. l LINDA WRIGHT- Oranges Talk, talk, talk-Chatter- ing is Linda's favorite pastime. But she has also served C.C.S. as a member of the E'.N.C. and as part of the hardworking backstage crew for both the Ir. and Sr. plays. This short Senior will soon be zooming high as she pursues a career as a Navy nurse. KAY WILSON- Katydid Another n ew c om e r t o the class of '64 Katy resides at Cuba Lake. During her high school in Bolivar and Cuba she has participated in choir, FHA, FNC, A little white cap will crown another Florence Nightingale. CHARLES WINCHELL- Chuck Wilt the Stilt now towers over all in the class of '64, especially Ruthie. A baseball player, a member of the Sr. play cast, and top magazine salesman occupied his spare time. Ambition .... teacher or architect. WALTER WINDUS- Windy A good student, center on the football team, and a member of the Senior play cast. Windy likes food, and the Blue Devils. The future seeks a course infcivil engineering. The Thinker No. 1 M3H??? Marcia sprays again! ! Who's car D0t??? 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Nichols, G. Trask, J. Stafford, J. Sheldon, D. Swift, P. Willson, R. Taylor, D. Watt. ' Class of '65 lst Row Cleft to rightj - L. Bump, S. Edwards, H. Mabey, K. Clark, E. Brown, T. Ayers, D. Appleby, K. Kamery, D. Main, J. Hunt, 2nd Row - P. Lawton, K. Learn, V. Fousnought, B. Ferris, K. Brown, K. Brotherton, A. Deck, W. Crittenden, T. Brown, T. Feuchter, 3rd Row - G. Burch, C. Jones, M. Ingalls, T. Botens, J. Holden, L. Higby, L. Gross, E. Dalton, H. Carrier, W. Congdon. Q. fs If lst Row fleft to rightj - P. Tucker, S. Randolf, S. Sherwood, P. Trask, P. Searl, M. Shields, S. Young, S. Sus- tic, L. Swift, D. Williams, 2nd Row - M. Booth, K. Shields, K. Swift, L. Treusdell, T. Vossler, D. Williams, T. Winchell, R. Shaffer, T. Rudy, J. Reisdorph, 3rd Row - T. Burt, J. Bradley, D. Butts, L. Schryver, B. Swift, J. Truesdell, C. Clapp, M. Finlan, L. Smith, S. Colburn, A. Simmons. Class of '66 lst Row fleft to rightj - D. Beebe, T. Randall, C. Randall, R. Law, L. Milgate, S. Donnelly, I. Boynton, B. Baschnagel, 2nd Row - L. Campbell, L. Donovan, T. Karst, L. Fodor, L. Pierce, M. Colley, B. Boyd, J. Ntuiamaker, 3rd Row - A. Little, M. Clayson, T. Jefferies, M. Jones, I. McCollister, P. Gaeta, W. Iahnke, P. Linderman, J. Orcutt, 4th Row - D. Kincaid, F. Moses, T. Hull, W. Gayhart, V. Higby. as :J :tt a Q X.. .2 lst Row fleft to rightj - B. Learn, D. Lester, S. Mabey, R. Lee, H. Patten, L. Pugh, 2nd Row - C. Pratt, R. Nunn, L. Raub, C. Plaisted, L. Morris, P. Long, 3rd Row - R. Jones, B. Plaisted, G. Johnson, J. Prentice, P. McLaughlin, D. Keesler, R. Nunmaker. Class of '67 lst Row fleft to rightj - N. Odell, D. Havasi, D. Freer, N. Bump, J. Moses, C. Hamilton, G. Hasard, 2nd Row - D - S. Arnold, L. Mclntire, D. Johnson, M. Holden, C. O'Donne11, D. Howard, W. Hasard, 3rd Row . Cooper, A. Newell, S. Cummings, G. Brown, S. Howes, A. Arnold, D. Comstock. um-.ww we-wma ww-W fm 15' lst Row Qleft to righrj - J. Buddell, C. Bunk, J. Hull, J. Campbell, S. Bunk, R. Crittenden, R. Homuth, D Bresney, D. Cooper, 2nd Row - A. Edwards, I. Cassford, S. Carlson, J. Dennis, I. Ayers, I. Adams, T. Arz- berger, D. Cradduck, M. Burdick, 3rd Row - I. Barber, D. Congdon, D. Chamberlain, M. Bradley, A. Dean, C. Clayson, I. Gorton. Class of '67 lst Row fleft to rightj - B. Seelbinder, P. Vossler, I. Searl, C. Smith, I. Rinker, C. Runyan, I. Vanik, C Scheiterle, B. Terwilliger, D. Young, 2nd Row - E. Stellrecht, A. Winchell, J. Wagner, L. Wilson, R. War- ner, E. Shelley, P. Smith, S. Weatherly, G. VanDer Linden, 3rd Row - K. Scribner, S. Willson, R. Young, R Spencer, D. Caswell, S. Robertson, P. Stanbro, D. Yaw. ! 1st Row fleft to rightj - J. Washburn, R. Runyan, C. Torpey, S. Freer, D. Treadway, D. Stubbs, I. Stubbs, G Stellrecht, 2nd Row - S. Scribner, B. Fodor, S. Hull, R. Brown, G. Dunlap, S. Jordan, D. Winchell, I. Wil- son, S. Jones, 3rd Row - I. LaFever, J. Micros, R. Lester, P. Terwilliger, F. Edwards, A. Karst, D. Clark, T. Sherwood. Class of '68 lst Row Qleft to rightj -T. Wright, C. Warner, D. Gross, C. Sugg, A. Yoiuig, E. Feuchter, 2nd Row - A Moses, M. Spanneut, C. Ingram, N. Torpey, J. Travis, G. Iahnke, S. Lockwood, 3rd Row - E. Rickard, F. Wilson, D. Sweeten, L. Smith, B. Pettit, B. Brown. QWMMQM' lst Row Cleft to rightj - M. Truesdell, S. Prosser, L. Bump, R. Matteson, D. Buchanan, T. Wright, L. Clark, J. Lockwood, 2nd Row - E. Brown, L. Stafford, M. Hunter, C. Gaeta, C. Caswell, K. Miller, J. Campbell, B. Fodor, 3rd Row - S. O'Donnell, E. Lewis, P. Swift, R. Howes, D. Edwards, L. Van Horn, K. Lang, T. Don- nelly, K. O'Dell. Class of '68 lst Row fleft to rightj - T. Swarthout, T. Resch, L. Matylas, P. Reisdorph, W. Vossler, A. Higby, M. Young, T. Burch, 2nd Row - D. Williams, D. Butts, B. Randolph, I. Rickard, D. Freer, B. Niles, R. Ballerstein, I. Lawton, G. Little, 3rd Row - L. Burt, B. Taylor, R. Peniston, M. Johnson, H. Belinski, K. Chamberlain, J. Holden, D. Swift, W. Morris. Class of '69 lst Row - M. Hamilton, I. Dean, L. Barber, D. Karst, J. VanGuilder, M. Edwards, R. Burt, T. Ciampa, S. Botens, 2nd Row - P. Butts, K. Lual- di, P. Bunk, M. Baldwin, R. Davis, D. Congdon, L. Johnson, B. Burdick, S. Wise, 3rd Row - G. Carl- son, S. Bunk, D. Camp- bell, I. Carlson, I. Feuchter, A. Lawton, L. Bly, C. Carpenter, D. Abbott. N Class ol '69 lst Row - D. Karst, R Lockwood, R. Kennedy, B. Hamilton, B. Mother- sell, L. I-Iadden, C. Mc- Intire, R. Jeffries, 2nd Row - J. Davis, K. Kam- ery, I. Rudy, I. Lester, D Havasi, D. Shaffer, L. Little, C. Milliken, 3rd Row - B. Kennedy, C. Howard, B. Green, R. Hasley, J. Iahnke, D. Lewis, W. Serra, B. ln- galls, L. Clayson. Class of '69 lst Row - L. VanHorn, I Vas Nunes, A. Swift, T. Snyder, L. Sweet, S. Travis, M. Scott, 2nd Row - D. Wilson, B. Smith, K. O'Donne11, I. Sherwood, R. Smith, D. Lawton, 3rd Row - C. Swier, T. Windus, G. Swift, A. Tanner, S. Smith, M. Webb, L. Simmons, D. Weatherly. Class Officers President. . . Vice-President . Secretary. . . Treasurer. . ELEVENTH President ..... . . Randy Steen Vice-President. . . . Ken Truesdell Secretary. . . . Kay Brown Treasurer. . . . . Sally Edwards TENTI-I President .... . . Doug Williams Vice-President. . . . . lim Bradley Sec-Treas . . . . . Rosemary Law NINTH . Bonnie Terwilliger . . Bobbie Seelbinder . . . Joyce Wagner . . Danny Kessler EIGHTH President ..... Kay Chamberlain Vice-President ...... Karl Lang Secretary. . . . . Pat Terwilliger Treasurer. . . . . . Judy Campbell SEVENTH President ..... . . Ace Abbott Vice-President ....... Lynne Bly Sec-Treas . . . . . Deborah Lawton More - - in Sixty-Four Augmented language program includes e 1 e c t r o nic aids and A Speech T he r a py Pr o g r a rn was added Spanish in the Elementary grades. through the County Co-operative Board. Mrs. Abbott Mrs. Ste llrecht Mrs. Cradduck Mrs. Wright Watch Dogs bark at disorder in the cafeteria. Study Hall Attend ants Mrs. Holden Mrs. Swier K Elementary iB'H,.,.,,.Y Z'-I SAI., 73, c:'p:a5Q-v-,zzuzf H. ::w'r.jh:E13 ,,3i'.:zg,:eq5,E-j2'.:1K!l55g. 5, gggjnazx- -1 V q:'...r::::'-'-4-VG+ -krigi... -f-4.-rfvzuh v'ilEI:3 P':!:i'PE'?'?7'Sii 'ia' -qSf.3?'iw 'iiiiuhffiw 21-::sf v--42-' 1 Qzfiiifilfif-im 4 IA-Q.-'inzi2iii2-3-'f1'S1g,f': fii73Q?I'f?!5Y!'gih! ' 'jf-5,3-..rq3:'fF-'V5!ifjf1! '--.. 1 ,,-- '1:::'g'i:1W1f3i'5:T3l5ffg L' ' '-7 s-343'-.IQIQPI -A313 fe-'31ii5 !.J:H2L2.n.-..f-bv 'fG21i!15'5ff5g-Fiafiia's!if 'w'fl34'-111. ..w-------- ' '--45551-ivivdf- EI:--f 1:5 ngtulsailai-1 'Pe..!ff-21y5i5i'53E ...M k- ' Sixth Grade lst Row Cleft to rightj - I. Manko, C Wright, C. Borden, J. Francis, G. Cassidy, K. Totten, K. Boyd, D. Vogel. 2nd Row - B. Cummins, D. Kameck, R. Kamery, J. Berry, K. Knowles, B. Sprague, S. Older, R. Conklin, H. Beebe. 3rd Row - G. James, G. Botens, K. Austin, J. Torpey, M. Willson, I. Hammer, C. Hamilton. Teacher - Mrs. Campbell. Sixth Grade lst Row Cleft to rightj - F. Edwards, B Mabey, D. Mann, M. Freeman, L. Kratts, K. Hamilton, I. Williams. 2nd Row - M. Steen, N. Marsh, D. Gaeta, D. Botens, K. Watt, K. Bar- ber, S. Cradduck. 3rd Row - T. Flower, S. Ciampa, D. Kameck, F. Holden, D. Davis, R. Taylor, C. Swift, M. Pettit, N. Burdick. Teacher - Mrs. Brown. Sixth Grade lst Row - R. Clark, G. Allen, E. Giles, R. Freer, B. Patten, S. Kratts J. Chilcoat, J. Swift. 2nd Row-J. Spencer, J. Burt, L. Dalton, B. Brown, P. Stubbs, I. Bunk, C. Gross. 3rd Row - G. Tredway, S. Congdon, G. Caswell, R. Stanbro, W. Searl, E. Thomson, B. Clayson, S. Covert Teacher - Mrs. Carpenter. Sixth Grade lst row - G. Butts, S. Lawton, B. Ballerstein, T. Karst, T. Resch, T. Steen, I. Treusdell. 2nd row - D. Bateman, B. Smith, E. Kess, L. Cooper, N. Ross, M. McCarthy. 3rd row - I. Johnson, K. Swift, P. Young, B. Sikes, G. Thompson, M. Linderman, D. Pastor, R. Bradley, T. Orcutt, V. Lockwood. Teacher - Mr. Pettit. Fifth Grade lst row - A. Rudy, I. Peniston, L. Lang, M. Smith, S. Jones, I. Congdon, B. Watson. 2nd row - S. Austin, D. Davis, L. Cassidy, C. Pastor, G. Voorhees, L. Edwards, K. Stubbs, H. Jordan, L. Sweet, P. Vas Nunes. 3rd row - L. Wadsworth, W. Tapp, C. Taylor, A. Clayson, C. Chamberlain, L. Clayson, I. Collins, T. Lester, R. Feuchter. Teacher - Mrs. Swift. Fifth Grade lst row - T. Bump, D. Stadler, R. Piechota, F. Gould, R. Shaffer, T. Dunlap, D. Lockwood, R. Truax. 2nd row - D. Ingalls, D. Carlson, A. Young, L. Ballerstein, R. Rodkey, K. Searl, F. Klice. 3rd row - J. Bradley, M. Johnson, P. Nicholson, B. Weatherly, K. Knowles S. Raub. 4th row - V. Howard, K. Flower, R. Sikes, M. Lajeunesse, J. Carpenter, J. Swift, M. Sherwood. Teacher - Mrs. Paull. lst row - fleft to rightj K. Keesler, L. Clayson, K. Ward, S. Burt, I. Mann, W. Davis, R. Snyder. 2nd row - K. Brown, W. Lewis, G. Nease, J. Hunter, D. Carlson, A. Lockwood, F. Freeman, J. McDermott. 3rd row - H. Francis, J. Swift, C. Mitchell, P. Stocking, D. Berry, L. Bresney, W. Ingalls, A. Fodor, M. Adams, C. Burrows. Teacher - Mrs. Seen. Fourth Grades Fifth Grade lst row Cleft to rightj - G. Green, K Bell, D. Donnelly, D. Dean, R. Rambuski, R. Howard, M. Taylor. 2nd row - S. Howard, M. lamesson, C. Reynolds, C. Winchell, L. Beebe, C. Gere, I. Clark, B. Dalton, C. Enos. 3rd row - T. Williams, J. Deininger, L. Bates, R. Appleby, E. Miller, L. Clayson, L. Rickard, D. Young, V. Hadden. Teacher - Mrs. Robertson. ri? lst row - D. Krivulka, S. Hamilton, I. Lockwood, R. Gleason, K. Shaller L. Bunk, D. Williams. 2nd row - S. Allen, W. Green, A. Smith, D. Stafford, E. Rambuski, L. Poore, S. Zuver. 3rd row - J. Totten, F. Gross, T. Botens, T. Kazanjian, G. Vogel, L. Shelley, M. Ross, D. Enos, D. Rix. Teacher - Mrs. Chambers. Fourth Grade Kneeling Cleft to rightj - W. Butts, T Campbell, T. Manko, B. Burt, D. Barber, K. Cromwell, D. Karst, B. Amundson. 2nd Row - I. Jefferies, G. Blake, B. Case, B. Clark, M. Dutton, P. Heck, J. Bell, N. Smith. 3rd Row - A. Simmons, L. Snyder, P Cummins, M. Pettit, V. Kellog, S. Swier, M. Vander Bergh, L. Andrus, I. Bunk. Teacher - Mrs. Oriarrs. Thrrd Grade lst Row I Rrx A Bunk W Clark G Brinkwart G Calvert W Kratts S Smith R Amundson P Bell T Hadden 2nd Row S Mitchell B Stanbro S Burt C Karn D Case J Benjamin 3rd Row M Mascho V Abbott S Smith D Rodkey D DeRock D Carrrer R McDermott I Dennis T Bunk Teacher Miss Hendryx Fourth Grade lst Row - I. Strigler, J. Setchel, T Tanner, M. Hammer, D. Serra, T. Booth, L. Kamery. 2nd Row - N. Conklin, T. Searl, D. Flower, S. Scott, P. Wright, V. Dean, D. Young. 3rd Row - R. Webb, A. Berry, P. Willson, P. Warner, P. Oakes, D. Burdick, M. Congdon, M. Bunk. Teacher - Mrs. Guild. I ' ' n - , . x Hull, L. Stafford, B. Benham, L. Third Grade lst row - Cleft to rightj B. Little, R. Wagner, K. Odell, W. Poor, R. Guild, C. Pinney, W. Hamer, T. Lockwood, J. Joy. 2nd row - N. Yaw, D. Smith, S. Tittle, M. Mitchell, K. Ciarnpa, A. Nicholson, A. Harbeck, C. Sprague, l. Case, P. Higby. 3rd row - J. Reynolds, K. Jordan, Washburn, J. Clark, N. Peniston, Iohnson, K. Hasard, C. Pinney, A. Hadden, B. Willson. Teacher - Mrs. Davis. Third Grade lst row - Cleft to rightj D. K arst, T. Beebe, W. James T. Butts, I. Bradley, R. Poore, R. Long, W. Horn. 2nd row - S. Congdon, M. Holden, M. Swarthout, L. Michalek, K.Resch S. Taylor, D. Rambuski, R. Cooper. 3rd row - D. Wilson, M. Pinney, M. Gaeta, K. Roat, W. Bump, M. Kimball, M. Freeman, A. Williams, S. Weatherly, D. Vogel. Teacher - Mrs. Boyd. econd Grade lst row - fleft to rightj T. Cradduck, S. Taylor, A. Kirkum, R. Clark, P. Winchell, B. Benham. 2nd row - K. James, M. Lajeunesse, N. Collins, C. Budinger, K. Cassidy, K. Dewe, D. Smith, P. Gaeta. 3rd row - J. Pinney, S. Lester, W. Subject, R. Swift, D. Hesley, K. Dutton, D. Chamberlain, M. Bresney, G. Green. Teacher - Mrs. Mabey. econd Grade lst Row Cleft to rightj - J. Karn, D. Wise, T. Ingalls, M. Ciampa, R. Enos, D . Setchel. 2nd row - S. Reynolds, J. Vossler, C. Clayson, A. Iamesson, T. Resch, M. Van Zwanenberg. 3rd row - G. Mascho, G. Swier, Beaver, T. Torpey, L. Sweet, F. Pfister. Teacher - Mrs. Rinderle. N. econd Grade lst row - D. Vogel, S. Murphy, Ingalls, M. Young. D. Mesler, G. Hadden, N. Feuchter, J. Burdick, Ward. 2nd row - M. Smith, C. Krivulka Andrus, T. Ostrum, D. Jefferies, Frungillo, B. Manners, R. Fanton, P. Sherwood. 3rd row - A. Simmons, D. Barber Kennedy, C. Green, D. Smith, R Searl. Teacher - Miss Hall. K. ,D. M. B. R. econd Grade lst row - R. Appleby, R. Washburn, P Dalton, B. Vogel, L. Bunk, R. Gleason, D. Heck. 2nd row - A. Collins, L. Reisrnan, R. Gould, K. Davis, S. Burt, M. Jeffries, M. Burdick. - 3rd row - K. Roat, M. Miller, I. Kess, M. Carpenter, G. Frost, W. Amundson, H. Blossom. Teacher - Mrs. Mapes. First Grade lst row - D. Tanner, B. Searl, Dewe, T. Stolberg, P. Shaller, D. Smith, T. Law, T. Main. 2nd row - P. Higby, J. Kellogg, S. Smith, D. Kazanjian, C. Mabey, M. Berry, J. Boynton. 3rd row - L. Karneck, J. Orcutt, D. Pettit, R. Beaver, M. Blake, W. Van Horn, S. Hadden, K. Manko, I. Gross. Teacher - Mrs. Thomas. First Grade lst row - M. Cross, M. Davis, G. Burdick, J. Thomas, I. Smith, D. Butts, G. Mann. 2nd row - M. Kratts, K. Weller, N. Wilson, J. Thompson, L. Howe, B. Simmons, P. Gross, L. Rambuski. 3rd row - I. Webb, S. Little, J. Hupp, T. Mogg, J. DeRock, R. Dowd, G. Shaffer. Teacher - Mrs. Matteson. First Grade lst row - B. Howard, G. Voorhees, R James, P. Austin. 2nd row - K . Odell, I. Adams, P. Beil, T. Swift, V. Dutton, P. Roat, I. Donnelly, K. Williams. 3rd row - A. Bates, S. Tittle, D. Dennis, D. Johnson, S. Bunk, S. Nease, J. Stellrecht, P. Sprague, R. Spateholts, M. Hull, V. Congdon. Teacher - Miss Carling. First Grade lst Row Cleft to rightj - C. Cassford L. Clark, C. McLennan, C. Conklin, J. Gross, C. Strigler, B. Botens. 2nd Row - S. Guild, M. Harbeck, D. Kinnicutt, M. Swarthout, R. Bunk, I. Ballerstein, S. Hall, C. Burrows. 3rd Row - D. Chamberlain, K. Snyder, S. Swift, S. Burt, R. Caster, E. Kratts, J. Harbeck, D. Collins. Teacher - Mrs. Butts. Kindergarten lst Row Cleft to rightj - D. Vogel, M. Little, R. Young, S. Budinger, K. Ward, L. Kess, J. Berry, P. Mann, D. Smith. 2nd row - D. Resch, C. VanDruff, I. Deming, S. McDermott, J. Patten, J. Patten, R. Green, E. McConkey, C. Kottwitz. Teacher - Mrs. Kincaid. First Grade lst Row - R. Mclntire, D. Adams, D Dutton, L. Lewis, L. Young. 2nd Row - C. Hadden, R. Edwards, K. Covert, C. Smith, L. Sweet, S. Butts, C. Hamilton. 3rd Row - V. Congdon, K. Manners, N. Joy, D. Blakeslee, M. Berry, D. Carey, D. Totten, E. Kellogg, D. Pettit, S. Mann. Teacher - Mrs. Hillman. Kindergarten lst row - Cleft to rightj - J. Sweet, V. Collins, C. Milgate, C. Ratzel, G. Gould, T. Vogel, E. Rambuski, D. Klice, D. Gleason, I. Barber. 2nd Row - B. Smith, S. Thomson, A. Haynes, K. Conroy, K. Horn, M. Guild, C. Woodcock, J. Case, D. Burr, A. Harbeck. Teacher - Miss Wright. Kindergarten lst row - Qleft to rightj - J. Freeman G. Klein, S. Adams, D. Kennedy, B. Dutton, B. Cromwell, C. Lee. 2nd row - L. Sweet, D. Dye, L. Col lins, G. Savard, E. Clayson, R. Carey, R. Congdon. Teacher - Miss Wright. Kindergarten lst row - Cleft to rightj D. Harding, B Dean, M. E. Bell, B. Butts, W. Searle, R. Torpey, S. Johnson, R. Howard. 2nd row - I. Nease, A. Trenkle, R. Cassidy, P. Clark. 3rd row - R. Wood, L. Amundsen, S. Clausy, D. Totten, S. Case, D. Johnson, D. Joy, D. Rodkey, M. Poore. Teacher - Mrs. Kincaid. 1 Mrs. Apsey's Class 1st row Cleft to rightj D. Gillette, E. Ellis, L. Washburn, S. Weatherly, N. Sherwood R. Young, H. Sweet. 2nd row - J. Hadden Jr. , C. Smith, H. Calvert, B. Johnson, D. Beals, W. Thayer, D. Weatherly. AWK' Lll'0 Wu Mickeif Mo xK,iX?J use Healfh Club geafw W Elementary 'Ds : 'WI Q .J'O1Q, D1-obj OJ P9 chief Wu Y 613681 Y - H28 Udyl' ng' at th 1. S 3862? S het Q35 T 0261 U Now 1 isren you SUYS! Activities - .U gf - -i ff'?U.-- . -. 1. ,, . -,J ggi!!-1'2y:' -if .m'.r.:Li::!:.'gga::f'E-:.'. WQQ56'-F , ,,q...N.-Lauri? - 9215 I uf mil, .,....... n v gl dir rpurng arm' M . , ,, 0. , li: J-- Q. . . .'r'., , ' : -2,1 r9'- Q, vi.-. tffnvf.-L! v. ' iiiifa-:igw,Egg-3f'i,2.fE24?3ii1f1f1Qg.g 2ffguaiiirlsiffwsmasagf.:Gmsnesi.'1?,ii?wsxaailhzzfif:,155 :H- ill QI 'T' 57!,t.i5,w-Q-'f'-1-I'f4?3f3 , 1 ,. ,388- min-3 52+-fs---' ' HiIIE1f1,'-f :g?3i'R32.!2 31-1 ,2gi51z1i,5'!.f4Fi5::..-:.l',-3:-.!1,L11!i,I5a1l?g1 ,Agia gash.:-.Q - .u.:r.:.!xi::1yvi::r11 py1UU ' - S- . . 2- , , Gargoyle taff THE STAFF Iane Boyd - . Susan Smith . - Robert Hunter . Sally Older . . Ruth Witherell . Barbara Scribner Mr. C. Williams. . . Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Business Manager . . Class Editor . . Senior Editor . Activities Ed. . . . Advisor The 1964 Gargoyle Staff have worked end lessly to produce a better yearbook. With fewer people on the staff more concentrated effort on the part of each was needed. We hope we have provided you with an annual that will record the pleasant memories, both academic and extra- curricular of the 1963-'64 school year. We the staff, want to express our appreci- ation to the Board of Education and to our advisor, Mr. Charles Williams, for their help in publishing this yearbook. Sitting- M. Truaxg L. Truesdellg J. Rudyg I. Leeg Advisor - T- BFCHIHH- Standing- E. Stellrectz A' Deck: R- Taylorg T. Winchellg W. Mountiang S. Piechota. Stan The Man tudenf Council This year the Student Council under the advisorship of Mr. Thomas Brennan has been very active. They have faithfully patrolled the halls, sold pens, and are working toward obtaining Student Council sweaters. The Student Council acts as the link of understand- ing between the faculty and the student body of the school. It has remedied many of the faults of Cuba Central School and is constantly working toward further improvements. The representa- tives elected by the individual class are Sr. - Stanley Piechota - Presidentg Hank Mountain - Vice Presidentg Doro- thy Seelbinder - Secretaryg Joanne Lee - Treasurerg Ir - Roger Taylor, Alan Deck, Myrna Truaxg Soph. - Terry Winchell, Linda Truesdellg Fresh. - Earl Stellrechtg Seventh grade - Jackie Rudy. CA ST You Can't Take If With You The Junior Play, under the direction of Miss Edwards and Mrs. Dillon, was presented on March 28, 1963. You Can't Take It With You was a comedy about a family having no concern for taxes or regular employment. There are many pitfalls and humorous incidents . Finally it ends happily for all. The play was Very successful and enjoyed by many. Penelope Sycamore Eggig ....... Rheba ...... Paul Sycamore - - Mr. De Pinna . Ed ....... Donald ....... Martin Vanderhof . Alice ...... Henderson . . Tony Kirby . . . Boris Kolenkhov . . Gay Wellington . . Mr. Kirby . . . Mrs. Kirby . . Olga ........ - - - - - - - Pam Bresney - Dorothy Seelbinder . . . . Beth Witter . . John Linderman . Mike McCaffrey . . Denny Chamberlain . . . . Jim Luckey . . Bob Hunter . Leanna Smith . . Alan Voorhees . Hank Mountain . . Jim Korka . . Ann Holden . Don Williams . . . . Jane Boyd . Barbara Scribner Three Men. . J. Rose, D. Bosworth, C. Johnson enior Play The Man Who Came to Dinner The Senior Class presented the 3-act comedy The Man Who Came to Dinner by Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman on Dec. 5, 1963. The plot centered around Mr. Whideside, a tyrannical celebrity, played by Bob Hunter, who had come to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley for dinner and had fallen on their steps. With a broken hip, he is thus confined to the Stan1ey's home and literally takes over running everything. The highlight of the play was when the villainess, played by Sally Older, was locked in a mummy case and carried off stage. The play was directed by Miss Johnson, assisted by Mrs. Schena. Miss Johnson- Doctor's orders, our director Mr. Whideside! What's the matter, Sal?? Junior Prom Soft lights and mellow music set the scene for the annual Junior Prom held May 17th. The theme was Moonlight and Roses , beautifully decorated with rose petals and a large yellow moon. The queen, Miss Sally Older, was crowned under a rose arbor by Jr. Class President Chris Wilkinson. I-Ier court con- sisted ofthe following: Sharon Swift, Glenys VanGilder, Terry Jefferies and Jane Vanick. Music was provided by Joe Prevesk and his orchestra. May Queen enior Prom Miss Leanna Smith, with her court Dorothy Seel- binder, Diane Shaffer, Kris Shields and Bobbie Seel- binder reigned over Christmas Magic presented by the Senior Class Dec. 27th. The throne set with the Christmas scene blended nicely with the decorations depicting the gay spirit of Christmas and New Years. To carry out the mood of holiday festivities there were soft lights holly and ornamented Christmas trees with sweet music provided by George Gatewood and his orchestra. Christmas Queen 5 The Chimaerian Chapter of the National Honor Society met recently and inducted six new members in addition to the standing six members. This is the largest number ever to be inducted into the N.H. S. in Cuba. The standing members conducted the program and held a tea afterwards for the parents, new members, and faculty. The N.H.S. is an honorary society based on the four principles of leadership, scholarship, service, and charac- ter. No honor conferred by the school excels that represented by this society. National Honor ooiety Nlfygrp- ' 'dl-!'!iEi un 'F Library Club The Library Club, consisting of seven girls, and led by Mrs. Williams helps by seeing that the books are all in order on the shelves, and getting all books that are overdue. This club is open to all high school stu- dents, and enables them to learn of the different functions of the library. Future Teachers The Future Teachers of Ameri- ca is an active organization composed of high school students interested in the teaching profession. Under the direction of Miss Carling and Miss Edwards, the club has monthly meet- ings where they see movies, and have guest speakers, which better acquaint them with the teaching pro- fession. The FTA members assist teachers when they take their classes on tours, or if they are called out of class and need help for a short time. There are about 25 present members led by President Jane Boyd, Vice Pres. Carroll Jones, and Sec. -Treas. Sally Edwards. Future Nurses The aim of the F uture Nurses Club, is to promote interest and to familiarize the high school girls with the different aspect of nursing and the other health careers. The club is led by: Pres. Linda Feuchter, Vice Pres. Pam Bresney, Sec. Leanna Smith, and Treas. Kay Wilson. The club, under the direction of Mrs. Utter, are Candy Stripers, working at the hospi- tal to aid the nurses and the patients. To further acquaint them with the nursing profession, a first aid course was given by Mrs. Utter and Mrs. Nellie Holden. enior Band E lg E ii 1 Under the direction ofMr. Kenneth Ingram, the Senior Band and the Junior Band have been very active this year. The Senior Band played at pep rallies and for all home games during the football season. Both the Sen- ior and Junior Bands entertained us at the PTA Christmas Concert and at the Spring Festival. The Junior Band is composed of all students who are beyond the beginners stage. Use of the instruments, instruction books, and other materials are free. Free lessons are available to all students interested in playing in the band in grades 4-12. Junbr Band 3 Cadet Band The Cadet Band, directed by Mr. Ingram, is composed of beginners in 4th through 6th grades. It relatively new band and its aim is to get younger students interested in playing in the band throughout high school. The Combo is made up of a group of high school students who have joined together just for fun. Just as the other bands do, the Combo plays at the Christmas and Spring Concerts. The Majorettes are made up of a group of high school girls who have given much time and effort to the organization. They have been very active in the last few years and have marched with the band in many parades in and around Cuba. is a ir Combo Majorettes enior Choir The music department this year has two new teachers-Miss Taylor and Miss Johnson. Miss Taylor directs the Grade and Primary Choirs. Miss Johnson conducts the Senior Choir, the new Girls' Chorus, and the new Boys' Chorus. Miss Johnson also directs the Madrigal singing group, a group of eight high school students. The highlights of the year are the con- certs which all ofthe music organizations attend. 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Many exhibits were displayed and refreshments enjoyed by all. Supplemented by the work of the Art and Industrial Arts Departments, the fair maintained its high standards and revealed a fine quality of work rendered by various exhibitors. Sew, Sew, Sew. FFA TheFuture Farmers of Amer- ica is a national organization of farm boys studying vocational Agriculture. The organization, through its activities, trains in- terested youths in the art and science of applied agriculture. Their knowledge gained in school is supplemented by field trips where agriculture methods are explained and demonstrated. The FFA advisor is Mr. Oulton. FHA The Future Homemakers of America is an organization which prepares girls for their future as wives and mothers. This year the FHA has undertaken the job of keeping the faculty rooms at CCS attractive, besides having adance, a bake sale, and helping to spon- sor the annual school fair. Under the advisorship of Miss Crawford, are the following officers: Pres. , Diane Carlsong V.Pres, Pam Clayson: Sec., Cathy Clark: Treas. , Sylvia Young. New fashions in creation ??? Candid naps xv we P5131 C, P391 De H STRIK ES again HOOKS NXX. X. X' at Future Chemists ip! it Remember THIS Kids??? C.C.S. Go Boo! I PEEK-A-BOO Tl1is isthe way we sing in school. ? 1 5 ,Z , ! f ' 5. 5 5 fig, , ,Wg , Sports i1E'g:s::--Q- if -2---' ':?2:z1 - . wi asa., -. .. falggffgnsiignqfgiesmsatgjia-?iQhF,5e11:5w,,,,m , ,,.q,,.,.i5:5,Q,3 -'- 1' ' .:e'+P -tv. . ' -A .zz -' 'I . V - . - '1.r -4 . ?. . 9-,-sfnfziimwlizfh-zfz?1',a1:?f 551515 21- ww? ,:sua4?1-mama.--1.-, fgfumezifwfaef -WIS-Q 'Y'-' ' I 1 V3 I3 aL-un ,I 'WX 'bf f no v-7214 -r-fn! -ev 5-1..nl'- 1' ' Univ- -RK th zzigffilliit' A.3 fE3?ii5!.J:Hm.1.---- - '4Hi!5i?!1,1:1::?!V55z'3:'5i-Q 4414! A ff .-4 o au.ff, ,- -fyrqrlilf-Ita no-le v::!ZL?Q !3fEHl?q-c.-Efk:f:,yf,A9Y1U -1 ni .-hm: :QQ1:5.:fg'3,,,.., g!E:c1'L ' ' Football in... Front row Cleft to rrghtj A Deck G Spanneut W Scherterle C Searl J Cooper B Scherterle I Holden R Taylor C Jones R Steen Row2 Coach Cesarr T Brown S Nrchols L Hrgby D Butts B Gayhart P Wrllson I Bradley D Wrllrarns Coach Stellrecht Row3 W Wrrght T Botens R Nunamaker R Spencer T Arzberger R Gere D Edwards R Lester 5 1 Cuba s only w1n came at the hands of Hrnsdale Central School The Greyhounds won that game rn the closrng mrnutes of the fourth quarter 13 12 In our game wrth Allegany J1m Bradley took the openrng krck off and went 94 yards to paydrrt It was the longest recorded run rn the area thrs year Steady performers thrs year were Bradley Jones Scrrbner Steen Taylor and Doug Wrllrarns Jones and Steen were also on the Alle Catt All Star team One brrght spot was the performance of a number of Freshmen Front row Cleft to rrghtj T Lester A Edwards A Dean E Stellrecht S Bunk D Cradduck T Randall Coach Harbeck Row2 C Scherterle D Hedden G Brown B Jahnke S Wrllson J Prentrce D Cooper D Freer I ' Q , . , . I , - , . , . . , . . , . , . . ' ., . , - I 1 a I 1 - y ' 1 - I , - , . I I , . ' . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . The Greyhounds had another lean year on the gridiron. This year's record was an unimpressive 1- - ' . 3 . ' . , . , . , . , . , . 1 A , 1 -' 4 . y u 5 1 I ' l ' I Y ' ' I ' 7 ' ' Baseball Coach I-Iarbeck adds last year's trophy to the collection. Piechota with the high batting average and Chamberlain, last year's winning pitcher, display trophies won during their years on the team. In 1963 the C.C.S. baseball team had a very successful season, going 6-O in regular season play and finally losing to a weaker Marion team in the semi-finals. Cuba had a team batting average of . 304 and the fielding as a whole was very good. First Row- J. McCollister, D. Williams, D. Swift, J. Spear, P. Trask, J. Cooper, Coach I-Iarbeck. Second Row C. Searl, D. Williams, C. Jones, I-I. Rogers, S. Piechota, I. Holden, J. Riesdorph, Third Row- R. Older, S. Colburn, E. Wadsworth, G. Spanneut, R. Booth, B. Young. Fourth Row- T. Botens, G. Barber, D. Butts, D. Chamberlain. Track First Row, fLefr to Rightjg B. Scheiterle, I. Stafford, A. Simmons, J. Bradley, J. Spear, D. Moses, B. Sheldon T. Truby, D. Bosworth, D. Williams. Second Row: B. Lester, J. Shields, R. Taylor, F. Trask, C. Jones, I. Cooper, D. Williams, J. Luckey, B. Scheiterle, A. Voorhees, W. Windus, J. McCollister. Third Row: COACH CESAR1, D. Swift, J. Sheldon, R. Steen, R. Shaffer. l The C.C. S. track record was three wins and two losses. During the regular season, Torn Truby broke the pole vaulting record of 11' 1f4 by vaulting 11' 3-1f4 . Bob Sheldon broke the broad jump record of 19' 1f4 held by Jim Tingley, by jumping 19'2 . In the sectional meet, Tom Truby won the Class B Pole Vaulting Champion- ship by vaulting 11' 7-1!2 . irls 0 The Cubans - Defending Champs Sports x Y fum 0095 D eel, Globetrotterettes Rah' Rah' Rah' Wrth red skrrts swrshrng rn umson and vorces urgrng our teams to vlctory our grrls were rn there frghtmg all the way Whether on the gudrron on the court or at the pep rallres our four Jayv ee and three varstty cheerleaders led by Dot Seelbmder provrded color and sprrrt for the spectators and teams Varsrty Dorothy Seelbmder captam Donna BenJam1r1 Debb1e Washburn Jayvee Cathy Rand all Lrnda Pugh Rosemary Law Debb1e Bresney To the black hne and back ' Activities Coach pres1des Elghth Grade Basketball Team The 11neup Let s EWISI agam Look the Crlspy Cutters - u n - n vu v - - u , - u . . ,, 7 Basket i Ball Varsity L lst Row Cleft to rightj- P. Trask, J. Bradley, S. Piechota Capt. , S. Colburn, D. Beebe Manager. 2nd Row- C. Jones, M. Finlan, L. Gross, J. Luckey, C. Wilkinson, T. Cole. At the time of this writing, the Greyhounds were one game out of first place in the Allegany County Class C League. As usual the team was lacking size but showed plenty of hustle in attempting to handle much big- ger teams. Coach Harbeck reported the team to be an excellent group to work with and in the Christmas Tournament at Portville the Greyhounds and their fans brought home the Sportsmanship Award. In the tourna- ment the boys won one game and lost one game. Graduating in June will be just three seniors from this year's team. They are Captain Stan Piechota, Jim Luckey, and Chris Wilkinson. The future looks exceptionally bright with most of the varsity team returning and several good prospects moving up from a winning J. V. Team, under Coach Dave Brown. Junior Varsity Wrestling The 1963-64 Wrestling team is expected to hav very good season. In their practice scrimmages with other schools, the squad has looked very strong and in their first meet, the Greyhounds downed Hinsdale 38 to 6. This year's squad has several returning lettermen led by Terry Stadler, Jim Korka, and Roger Taylor. We wish Coach Cesari's team a very successful season. 6 ,SY Y h Gangs mx Hate . 1 G . Half H-alxs Twistin' Johnny Hot-Dog ..B , ragglng or complainingiwy Is it love? Don't fence me in! E what happened, Junior ? gi! 5 if rim? ' ENN? mmm s Egg 5 BEE l . i E is? 2 it 'r, s gi :E 5 . K - 1 is. 5 th .IK s -Ing! i .r n The senior class of '64 Sadly bids adieu, But to always remember this wonderful year We present this book to you. We hope you like it! The faff 'Vg 2 i , gl INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Kansas City - Winnipeg Yearbooks - Yearbook Covers Diplomas - Graduation Announcements USA fwfi 1 ,, 4 KWQY W -'I f ,, n. - I . : Aft '3 ix ' ' ' ' I 'I X X 'WJ' I' r ' -il 'QNX' ' M v I 4- 5' ' mp, 1 '- ' - ' n 7 Vu 'xl 1-'I 3'-P'1bs.??. 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