Cuba Central School - Gargoyle Yearbook (Cuba, NY)

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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

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J' WV!!?Zi'f??EE5IW'fifi7.iZCiE CLASS ADVISORS CLASS OFFICERS Mr, Abbott and Mr, Perry Chris Wilkinson, Bob Hunter, lane Boyd, and Carol Torpey Now we have achieved our long-dreamed-of goal--graduation! 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.

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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.