Cuba Central School - Gargoyle Yearbook (Cuba, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1968 volume:

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Seldom recognized, our Cuba firemen have unselfishly protect our families homes, and businesses. We hope that through this dedication, these deserving men will ac- cept our gratitude and appreciation for their faithful service. .1 Fires, Conventions, and Floods 15? ws? Q Q S 'S S X W wm..WW., m f. N 2 gi? , , ,L.. -W H Q, mm i S 'W'v'?X3'5 46'?si?re3: wax! mf www Rm Q '?'55 '?fs2v1szz: W W LM , .. .. W mms -ff W-S. 5, mn, P E55 , f E I s E s P I I E ,., S 1: 'f jf. H., ,fy .iw L Your class is completing its four years in high school during a period of change almost too rapid to compre- hend and in a world confronted with solving many seri- ous and far-reaching problems. C.C.S. Wants for each of you a continued higher edu- cation, commensurate with your talents and abilities, and a pleasant and satisfactory adjustment as a contributing citizen in that community you may call-home. MR. ALFRED L..COLBURN Board of Education Standing: Mr. D. Cradduck, Mr. D. O,Dell, New Business Managerg Mr. N. Van Zwanenberg. Seated: Mr. R. Stafford, Mr. C. Crittenden, Mr. R. Klein. MR. GERALD SCOTT Business Mgr. For 12 years Mr. Scott served Cuba Central School faithfully. We greatly appreciate all of his fine service at C.C.S. We would like to take this opportunity to thank him for his efficient management of our business affairs. MR. JAMES BOYD Elementary Principal ecreiaries Standing: Mrs. W. Hedden, Mrs. N. Clapp. Seated: Mrs. V. Harbeck, Mrs. D. Cradduck. Guidance Standing: Mr. H. Knowles, Mr. N. Perry. Seated: Mrs. C Linderman. English Dept STANDING: Mrs. B. Dillon,Mr. K. Dillon, Miss I. Johnson. SEATED: Mrs. L. Bryant, Mrs. M. Bly. Math Dept STANDING: Mr. J. Lee, Mrs. J. Rinker, Mrs. M. Brown. cience Dept STANDING: Mr. R, Abbott, Mr. D. Sheridan SEATED: Mrs. J. Prentice. Language Dept SEATED: Mr. P. Carls, Mr. V. Ortiz. Art Dept STANDING: Mr. M. Dye, Mr. C. Swier, Mr. E. Stellrecht. SEATED: Mrs. M. Johnson. peciel ervices SEATED: Mrs. M. Utter, Mr. A-. Tucker. History Dept STANDING: Mr. C. Williams, Miss E. Edwards, Mr R Ulasewicz, Mr. D. Say. Music Dept SEATED: Mrs. P. Weart. STANDING: Mr. D. Smalley, Mr . K. Ingram Seated: Mrs. J. Williams, Mr. D. Ahl, Mrs. M. Williams. Standing: Mr. R. Mosher, Mrs. A. McGrath, Mr. R. Har- beck, Mr. E. Kincaid. Standing: Mrs. L. Whiteman. Seated: Miss I. Crawford Mrs. E. Smith, Mrs. A. Williams. Standing: Mrs. N. Holden, Mrs. D. Swier. Elementary Cafeteria tatf Seated: Mrs. G. Bump, Mrs. R. Wilkinson, Mrs. J. Williams. Standing: Mrs. l. Yaw, Mrs. A. Karn. High chool Cafeteria tatt Mrs. E. Steen, Mrs. J. Gleason, Mrs. B. Abbott, Mrs. R. Davis, Miss Nancy Sherwood, Mrs. M. Stellrecht, Mrs. A. McCarthy, Mrs. L. Bosworth, Mrs. E. Benjamin. Custodians Mr. D. Washburn, Mr. D. Bell, Mr. H. Feuchter, Mrs. B. Feuchter, Mr. R. Marsh, Mr. P. Appleby. Bus Drivers Standing: Mr. L. Wixson, Mr. D. Washburn, Mr. J. Gerolds, Mr. M. Briggs, Mr. E. Witter, Mr. l-l. Swift, Mr. C. Brown, Mr. N Burt, Mr. R. Johnson. Kneeling: Mr. H. Smith, Mr. C. Karn, Mr. L. Congdon, Mr. E. Gross, Mr. J. Bump. Max. Kindergarten Kindergarten Kindergarten Mrs. Kincaid: Row l: T. Walden, E. Kellogg, N. Sheridan, B. Pfister, C. Layman. Row 2: M. Pin- ney, T. McDermott, K. Rambuski, S. McConkey, D. Calhoun, T. Ramsey. Row 3: M. Glow, S. Law C. Taylor, A. Switalski, J. Torpey, B. Tubbs, K. Mountain. Mrs. Kincaid: Row l: W. Bradley, R. Abramowicz, P. Slater, L. Orcutt, G. Sherman, B. Frost, S. Jordan, R. Kratts, V. Pet- tit, P. Herke, R. Ratzel. Row 2: T. VanDerlinden, S. Enser, L. Sweet, D. Nelson, D. Perry, R. Ad- ams, J. Randolph, G. Schoonmaker, D. McLen- nan, T. Burdick, D. Feuchter. Miss Wright: Row l: S. Snyder, D. Bunk, T. Smith, D. Dennis, E. Zalar, A. Moot. Row 2: J. Bartas, J. VanDruff, M. Winchell, K. Donovan, T. Hadden, C. Congdon, R. Smith. Row 3: T. Chap- man, W. Colley, T. Car- lin, T. Johnson, G. G. Schoomaker, M. Dey, C. Howe, L. Holden. Miss Wright: Row l: W. Rambuski, S. Lewis, R. Weller, R. Woodkirk, J. Witt, B. Grabbitt, S. Nicholson, J. Lockwood, A. Wetherby, J. Van Horn. Row 2: R. Emer- son, M. Gordon, C. Hitch- cock, C. Resch, M. Mat- teson, V. Bunk, D. Klein, J. Andrus, T. Pettit, D. Ward, B. Holsey, C. Sar- gent. Mrs. Hamilton: Row l: T. Strong, D. Johnson, D Bunk, A. Smith, M. Kratts, L. Stellrecht, S. Dugan, J. Simons, T. VanDruff. Row 2: L. Shaffer, C. Trenkle, J. Orcutt, T. Watson, M. McCann, L. Bailey, L. Enser, A. Lincoln, T. Tredway, T. Johnson, P. Brinkwart, R. Joy, G. Williams, T. Shipley. Mrs. Hillman: Row l: D. Dennis, F. Bunk, T. Wood, K. Campbell, C. Mann, J. Pugh, N. Grab- bitt. Row 2: S. Krivulka, R. Clapp, T. Abbott, A. Conklin, M. Woodkirk, M. McGovern, R. John- son, C. Colley. Row 3: R. Hall, P. Reynolds, R. Vance, K. Layman, A. Botens, G. Cummins, D. Sawaya, D. Barber. Kindergarten First Grade First Grade First Grade First Grade econd Grade Mrs. Thomas: Row 1: D. Illerbrun, J. Mahon, R. Searle, J. Conroy, M. Jones, S. Kellogg, C. Mosher, C. McLennon, T. Burt. Row 2: K. Kott- witz, G. Weber, A. How- ard, R. Charles, D. Shal- ler, S. Pettit, J. Case, T. Adams, J. Austin, G. Boser, K. Hitchcock, D. Ramsey. Miss Carling: Row 1: T. Jones, M. Edwards, R. Seigel, A. Gross, P. Swi- talski, D. Blake, T. Hew- itt. Row 2: B. Lee, L. Sweet, C. Reisman, S. Dowd, D. Hamer, B. Young, D. Dye. Row 3: R. Caster, D. Perry, R. Burdick, P. Klice, P. Stohr, D. Wilson, K. Had- den, S. Freeman, N. Bunk. Mrs. Wolf: Row 1: L. Shelley, M. Howe, G. Swift, R. Botens, M. Pet- tit, C. Ingalls, C. Witt, S. McClennan, J. Green, J. Hewitt, D. LaRose, G. Clark, T. Swift. Row 2: T. Calhoun, S. Congdon, V. Winchell, B. Pettit, D. Jones, D. Smith, J. Sheri- dan, J. Burdick, G. Ham- er, K. McConkey, D. Bur- rows, D. Vogel, L. Sweet, W. Sweet, S. Abramowicz Mrs. Mabey: Row l: V. Vanlwanenberg, T. Kee- ler, T. Ramsey, R. Searle, G. Cross, G. Green, E. Kellogg, K. Dey. Row 2: K. Donovan, S. Roat, R. Savard, B. Chapman, L. Smith, S. Blake, M. Clay- son, G. McDermott. Row 3: D. McConkey, J. Dug- gan, L. Campbell, B. Dye, D. Jones, L. Mann, S. Taylor, P. Higby, J. Clay- son. Mrs. Stegner: Row 1: J. Rinker, J. Carlin, E. Goldwait, A. Smith, B. Pugh, D. Pilger, G. Knapp, P. Switalski. Row 2: R. Milgate, M. Clay- son, D. Bartas, M. Smith, M. Morley, T. Perry, C. Vogel, B. Bunk, W. Bar- ber. Row 3: C. Kratts, L. Lucas, I. Weller, M. Tubbs, D. Karn, K. Mc- Quarrie, D. Washburn, D. Burch, D. Vogel, N. Vos- sler, M. Strong, P. Bump, M. Stolberg. Mrs. Sortore: Row 1: C. Mosher, B. Deming, J. Switalski, T. Burt, G. Andrus, C. Lee. Row 2: L. Stellrecht, G. Rought, C. Sargent, T. Mclntyre, G. Ratzel, R. Wise, M. Bo nton. Row 3' T. Had Y - ' den, M. Miller, S. McDer- mott, D. Dennis, S. Thomson, S. Mahon, D. Botens, D. Illebrun, C. Weller. econd Grade econd Grade Third Grade Third rade Third rade hird rade Mrs. Jordan: Row l: S. Davis, D. Hardman, R. Strong, D. Boynton, D. Carley, R. Cassidy, T. Collord. Row 2: J. Ball- erstein, M. Harbeck, B. Burdick, C. Braun, J. Botens, T. Law, C. Treus- dell. Row 3: J. Setchel, S. Gordon, T. Vogel, M. Poore, M. Shawl, J. Strig- ler, V. LaRose, A. Tubbs K. Ward. Mrs. Chamberlain: Row 1: C. Herke, R. Simons, D. Carey, J. Slater, D. Carrier, R. Ostrander. Row 2: L. Ingalls, M. Gross, R. Simons, G. Cas- ter, D. Harding, A. Kri- vulka, B. Burrows. Row 3: D. Joy, R. Freeman, S. Burt, G. Farwell, L. Dalton, R. Beaver, P. Greene, S. Bartas, J. Mc- Lennan, D. Shipley. Mrs. Boyd: Row 1: P. Brinkwart, B. Schintzius, T. Reisman, D. Blake, R. Reynolds, W. Searle. Row 2: J. James, J. Gross, P. Bailey, T. Em- erson, L. Berry, B. Nel- son, R. Butts. Row 3: C. Burrows, D. Mahon, J. Sprague, M. Miller, L. Sweet, L. Hupp, M. Green, S. Johnson, P. Mann, P. Lucas. Mrs. Matteson: Row l: S. Butts, R. Wakefield. Row 2: J. Seigel, R. Congdon, C. Thompson, R. Young S. Adams, L. Amundson J. Deming, S. Case. Row 3: M. Davis, D. Johnson, D. Gleason, W. VanHorn, D. Klice, R. Green, J. Berry, C. Conklin, T. Main, R. Vance. 3 1 Mrs. Boyer: Row 1: D. Reseh, G. Savard, A. Haynes, P. Nagle, C. Van- Druff, G. Mann. Row 2: D. Totten, M. Hull, C. Loop, S. Guild, K. Ward, D. Greene. Row 3: J. Freeman, E. Burch, D. Pettit, J. Case, C. Kott- witz, C. Strigler, J. Gross, R. Griswald, D. Rodkey, J. Webb. Mrs. Guild: Row 1: D. Kennedy, L. Rambuski, B. Burrows, M. Little, B. Butts, D. Harding, R. Snyder, D. Butts. Row 2: D. Burt, R. Torpey, G. Klein, E. Rambuski, J. Nease, R. Carey, A. Tren- kle. Row 3: L. Shelley, C. Cassford, K. Conroy, B. Botens, K. Corert, M. Guild. Fourth Grade Fourth Grade l Fourth Grade t Fourth rade Fifth rade Fifth Grade Mrs. Pugh: Row 1: L. Kess, C. Milgate, C. Rat- zel, D. Carlin, B. Dean, C Woodeock. Row 2: B. Cromwell, R. Wood, J. Patten, R. Bunk, J. Pat- ten, C. McLennan. Row 3: G. McConkey, K. Stol berg, D. Pilger, E. Clay- son, S. Little. Row 4: D. Dye, A. Harbeck, S. Smith, K. Horn, B. Smith. Mrs. Robertson: Row 1: K. Manko, L. Seigel, K. Snyder, P. Austin, L. Kameck. Row 2: A. Bates, M. Swarthout, M. Santangelo, J. Kellogg, C Hadden, D. Smith. Row 3: E. Pastor, R. Wash- burn, D. Johnson, T. Stolberg, C. Mabey, P. Sprague, S. Swift. Row 4: C. Metz, D. Carey, D. Kazanjian, J. Holden, S. Morris, R. Gleason. Mr. Pettit: Row 1: R. James, D. Adams, S. Burt, B. VanDruff, S. Hall. Row 2: K. O'dell, D. Pettit, M. Harbeck, K. Weller, M. Mosher, J. Gross. Row 3: L. Bunk, S. Bunk, P. Dalton, D. Blakeslee, E. Kratts, T. Swift. Row 4: P. Beil, D. Totten, D. Chamberlain, L. Lewis, B. Searl, R. Swift, G. Green, J. Mor- ley. Mrs. Paull: Row 1: P. Gross, M. Cross, R. Ed- wards, J. Stellrecht, G. Shaffer, D. Vogel. Row 2: C. Hamilton, P. Shal- ler, S. Hadden, M. Blake, J. Ballerstein, M. Nagle. Row 3: S. Wilson, J. Bur- dick, G. lngraham, J. Ad- ams, C. Smith. Row 4: V. Congdon, M. Berry, J. Thompson, R. Caster, N. Wilson, B. Kellogg. Mrs. Swift: Row 1: K. Ward, M. Berry, L. Sweet, V. Congdon, N. Grabbit, J. Karn, P. Kunz. Row 2: J. Orcutt, J. Donnelly, P. Roat, S. Mann, P. Higby, M. Ciampa. Row 3: S. Nease, G. Hadden, T. Law, R. Dowd, J. De- Rock, C. Neilson. Row 4: C. Clayson, S. Murphy, J. Hupp, D. Wise, J. Ostran- der, T. Mogg, L. Young. Mrs. Brown: Row 1: L. Neilson, L. Reismann, S. Reynolds, K. Cassidy, M. Bresney, T. Ingalls. Row 2: S. Burt, M. Jeffries, R. Vance, B. Vogel, C. Witt Y. Mahon. Row 3: T. Torpey, L. Sweet, P. Sherwood, D. Setchel, D. Smith. Row 4: K. Davis, D. Johnson, M. Carpen- ter, R. Guild, A. Kirkum. 1 Fifth rade Fifth Grade ixih Grade Mr. Linderman: Row l: T. Ostrum, W. Butts, T. Resch, M. Frungillo, B. Ingalls, K. James. Row 2: M. Young, J. Kess, D. Andrus, T. Cradduck, M. Smith, J. Vossler, P. Gaeta. Row 3: N. Feuch- ter, S. Lester, R. Wash- burn, M. Gaeta, R. Searls T. Pinney. Row 4: G. Swier, S. Taylor, B. Amundson, B. Johnson. Mrs. Campbell: Row l: R. Appleby, M. Lajeun- esse, R. Enos, D. Jeffer- ies. Row 2: C. Burch, C. Krivulka, D. Barber, M. vanZwanenberg, D. Chamberlain, T. Gris- wold. Row 3: R. Kenne- dy, G. Frost, A. James- son, C. Green, S. Weath- erly. Row 4: N. Beaver, D. Smith, R. Fanton, K. Roat, S. Boser. Mr. Mapes: Row l: E. Bremiller, J. Hadden, B. Johnson, C. Smith, N. Sherwood, B. Bateman. Row 2: S. Weatherly. pecial Classes Mrs. Mapesi, Row 1: R. Greenman, G. Layman, J. Smith, R. Howard, R. Blauret. Row 2 M. Kratts, S. Weatherly, D. Schoonover, J. Sweet. Row 3: T. McQuarrie, B. Bates, T. James, R. Dougherty, D. Smith, L. White. Mrs. Jamesson: Row 1: J. Cowles, C. Conklin, C. Covert, l. Sherfield, P. Snyder, T. Smith. Row 2: S. Smith, D. Sweet, E. Mangine, L. James, R. Sweet, J. Burdick, M. Gaines. rade nap hots I WHS OUIY helPiU8 the b0YS, MTS- KiI1C2lid- Get the lead out, fellas! This ceilingls heavy. Have you seen the janitor? The glue dried. Be a good little 'Maxwell House hus- Ge e, I wish I co uld go with band, and I may keep you around. Johnny. Hongowah! Jane, where's Tarzan? Any ideas on this new generation, Coach? rade Activities Tom Sawyer 0pereHa Carl Burch as Huckleberry Finn, Tom Cradduck as Tom Sawyer, and Kevin Kellogg, another sea-faring Voyager. In the first scene, the three boys take off on their raft, down the Mississippi River where they become pirates with great hopes of uncovering buried treasure of gold and jewels. Much to their dis- may, however, they find that the pirate's life away from the securi- ty of home and the firm grasp of Aunt Polly, was not quite all they had hoped for. In the second scene, the four children congregate outside of Aunt Polly's house to talk things over, under the disapproving scowl of Aunt Polly. Terry Bunk, Tom Sawyer's sweetheart, Carl Burch, Tom Cradduck, Vicky Abbott as Aunt Polly, and Randy Mclntire, one of the boys, our deceptive Tom, persuaded to white wash the fence. When We Were in the Grades Humpty Dumpty Sat on a Wall . . . mwwir-Q sw uf K f Glas President . . . Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . eventh fade s Officers .........AmyWilliams Vice-President. . . . . . Allison Harbeck . . . . . Melissa Freeman . . . Jack Bradley Row lt L. Burt, T. Campell, T. Butts, T. Beebe, A. Bunk. Row 2: R. Deck, D. Case, L. Andrus, G. Blake, S. Congdon, K. Ciampa, T. Bunk. Row 3: C. Flower, W. Clark, P. Cummins, D. Carrier, J. Bradley, R. Cooper, A. Hadden. Row 4: R. Amundson, J. Benjamin, M. Conklin, V. Abbott, J. Case, D- DGROCK, W- Bump. Row 1: W. Horn, D. Savard, M. Mitchell, K. Resch, W. James, B. Little, T. Hadden. Row 3: J. Joy, S. Hull K. Jordan, C. Pinney, W. lngraham, M. Holden, D. Karst. Row 3: W. Green, M. Freeman, A. Harbeck, W. Hamer, C. Karn, D. Rambuski. Row 4: W. Kratts, A. Nicholson, P. Higby, K. Hasard, J. Dougherty, R. Mc Dermott. Row l I C. Stafford, C. Sprague, K. O'Dell, N. Yaw, B. Stanbro, K. Siegel, K. Weber. Row 2: G. Thompson M. Swarthout, S. Taylor, S. Mitchell, M. Pinney, R. Poore, G. Rought. Row 3: A. Williams, D. Rodkey, V. Santangelo, D. Vogel, J. Swift, K. Roat. Row 4: J. Rix, G. Schintzius, D. Wilson, J. Mclntyre, D. Smith, J. Reynolds. Class Officers President ............. Tom Manko Vice-President .......... Lisa Bresney Secretary ............. Kris Mosher Treasurer .... .... Q absentj Sue Swier Eighth rade Row 1: L. Edwards, L. Cassidy, L. Bresney, V. Dean, S. Allen, S. Burt, W. Burt, L. Bunk. Row 2: D. Enos, M. Adams, K. Brown, G. Cassidy, T. Botens, N. Conklin, C. Burrows, D. Berry. Row 3: W. Davis, K. Crom- well, D. Carlson, M. Congdon, B. Clark, D. Donnelly, P. Conklin. Row 4: R. Amundson, D. Burdick, B. Case, A. Berry, D. Barber, J. Burch, J. Bunk. Row l: F. Gross, R. Gleason, H. Francis, R. McLay, J. Lockwood, S. Hamilton, D. Krivulka, C. Mitchell. Row 2: K. Hillman, T. Manko, J. Jefferies, A. Fodor, V. Kellogg, C. Pastor, F. Klice, J. McDermott. Row 3: D. Karst, G. Nease, W. Lewis, L. Kamery, M. Pettit, T. Kazanjian, K. Mosher, W. Ingalls. Row 4: K. Keesler, T. Lester, S. Jones, L. Poore, J. Mann, M. Hammer, J. Hunter. Row li L. Snyder, J. Strigler, J. Setchel, D. Williams, J. Weber, S. Zuver, K. Stubbs, J. Sanders, R. Snyder Row 2: Sue Scott, L. Shelly, N. Smith, G. Vogel, P. Stocking, M. Van Druff, D. Rix, R. Webb. Row 3: B. Rambuski, K. Wakefield, O. Smith, D. Stafford, D. Young, J. Totten, M. Ross. Row 4: M. Sherwood, S. Swier, K. Ward, D. Serra, T. Searl, P. Warner, M. VanderBergh. Hanging around. HOW!!! Turn around, kids. Mr. Lee enjoys a rumble. Our spanking new Business Manager 3 an ' Sophomore Officers President ........... Barry Cummins Vice-President .... .... T omi Orcutt Secretary ...... .... F rancis Holden Treasurer . . . .Mary Linderman ,, Freshman Officers President ............. Jill Bradley Vice-President .......... A. J. Rudy Secretary-Treasurer ..... Mike Jamesson Junior President ..... Vice-President. . Secretary .... Treasurer . . . Offioers . . . . JeffJahnke . . . .Jackie Rudy . . . .Cindy Swier . . . . Don Totten Row lt G. Santangelo, K. Hamilton, L. Kratts, R. Shaffer, R. Piechota, L. Van Horn, B. Smith, C. Reynolds, R. Sikes, R. Rodkey, D. Witt, A. Young. Row 2: D. Stadler, L. Sweet, G. Lewis, K. Illerbrun, G. James, R. Truax, A. Rudy, K. Knowles, S. Raub, M. Jameson, D. Lockwood, P. VasNunes. Row 3: M. Lajeunese, P. Nicholson, M Taylor, B. Watson, L. Vance, K. Searl, P. Stubbs, K. Watt, P. Rought, L. Wadsworth, E. Miller. Row 4: V. Lock- wood, G. Swift, D. Mann, R. Hosley, C. Taylor, D. Vogel, G. Treadway, L. Rickard, W. Tapp, T. Williams. Freshmen Row 1: J. Bradley, D. Dean, R. Rambuski, B. Burdick, A. Clayson, D. Carlson, L. Bates, B. Dalton, J. Deininger, C. Gere, D. Ingalls. Row 2: L. Lang, L. Beebe, J. Congdon, D. York, L. Clayson, L. Ballerstein, J. Bowers, S. Howes, R. Howard. Row 3: G. Green, R. Feuchter, D. Young, C. Enos, W. Dillon, J. Berry, T. Dunlap, R. Freer. Row 4: K. Flower, T. Bump, R. Appleby, L. Clayson, E. Giles, V. Hadden, J. Collins. Row 1: L. Johnson, S. Burdick, H. Beebe, K. Austin, J. Burt, J. Bunk, S. Hull, L. Hadden, B. Clayson, K. Boyd, L. Cooper, W. Green. Row 2: B. Ballerstein, L. Clayson, L. Barber, L. Dalton, R. Bradley, S. Ciampa, P. Collord K. Knowles, S. Covert, D. Kameck, B. Brown, D. Gaeta, K. Barber, R. Kamery, F. Edwards, C. Hamilton. Row 3: M. Freeman, J. Hammer, J. Borden, B. Cummins, D. Hixson, C. Gross, D. Botens, A. Edwards, S. Cradduck, F. Holden, D. Davis, S. Kratts, G. Botens, B. Clark, G. Butts, T. Karst. Row l: M. Linderman, E. Sprague, G. Thompson, M. McCarthy, J. Spencer, M. Steen. Row 2: C. Swift, M. Young, S. Older, T. Orcutt, D. Searl, N. Ross, K. Totten, K. Scheiterle, M. Pettit, R. Stanbro, E. Thompson, W. Searl, M. Mclntyre, N. Marsh, D. Wakefield, R. Taylor, B. Rought, K. Swift. Row 3: J. Manko, T. Steen, R. Smith, T. Setchel, B. Patten, T. Resch, J. Truesdell, R. Runyan, T. Snyder, B. Mabey, J. Williams. Rowl J Weber W Hollowell C Milliken M Nahrebeski D Wilson J Lester Row2 C Swier D Lawton I Vas Nunes J Rudy Row3 J VanG1lder B Mothersell A Swift R Kennedy D Totten S Travis C Torpey Row4 L Sweet S Wise J Wilson T Windus D Lewis J Sherwood Rowl B Green L Bly B Ingalls J Carlson J Davis P Butts P Bunk Row 2 J Feuchter B Kennedy B Ham ilton D Karst M Hamilton G Carlson T Crampa D Havasi S Bunk D Congdon J Jahnke R Jefferies J Dean R Burt S Botens M Edwards D Abbott . . , . , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . . . . , , , . , . , . , . , . . . - , . , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . s - s - 7 ' a ' a ' a ' a - 1 - s - a - , . , . , . , . . A 1 - , 1 Y -.M , .,,, . It's all French to me! Now Coach, now? Deck the halls with-magazine sales? 6.-vaf21f92zQa..'ff-:ww H nag -af ll. - - ' g,l,,.p.M.l., . ,,k-- Q.. 5253.22 Malay . ,..,,. ., - ,, I I , .,,. f. xx., , A H, . 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'if 5 523 ' Amr: --l. 55 a5 57:. 1 ' f ,ri . ,tif-57. K 2 Biff' K -vw? s-2,:fz.a. 1 'vfliifg 1 Q - S: '5 'Z' . 55.li Z57.QfT M S255 . , fwsN,a-,-- we-. f1.fv--rn -ff ..51-1-W 3. Q -. w avy , ,. -Ff: 11 f ,. ge-.V-ggg.fi..kQfciggsieisif-:H.v.seiw4i?c+::2L.afsgiWY-if .. fi Could l borrow the Comet? Marianne and John can,t be beat! Eat it, boys. E is , . ,, -fA- ',.. Qf:fm?35'532L??-- - W- k 1 'nn V-4. , va , .L 55.- wz ww wwfgqgggy ,L J - 1 --'ark 1 b.v, Awww - W 'Q MW .Mfg ' -,,,f:'fSw' W V- Q ,M , , N . A , 2 E X fa X. E3 X 5 Q , ? 5 2 2 Q 1 2 E 3 5 3 m v, ix Zz 1 5 1 i s 5 E , , 6 X 6 5 KE, , ax 5 9 We zgi ig 22 Q r 35 3 gg gs ,E 2 3 9? ff-mg ,Saw is EQ? x Q. Q 1 i 52. 2 if sn: ADVISORS Mr. David L. Sherrdan Mr. Robert T. Ulasewrcz CLA President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . BARBARA J. BROWN-Barb's activi- ties have included FNA, FTA, YFC, the class plays, and girls, sports. With a background of math, science, and Spanish, Barb will prove to be an ex- cellent teacher. Good luck! HELEN R. BILINSKI-Helen has been very active as vice-president of FHA. Helen also participated in FNA, 4-H, girls' intramurals, and the Jr. play. With majors in business, art, and home- making, Helen will be a great success at business school. LLEWELLYN P. BUMP-Louie has been one of the active fellows around good ole' CCS. Besides majoring in in- dustrial arts, he has managed to find time for baseball, the Jr. and Sr. plays, or an occasional party. The future sees Louie on the high seas battling the Waves. RUTH A. BALLERSTEIN-Ruthy has played an active role in FHA dur- ing her high school years. This sweet smiling girl majored in business. In the future we see Ruthy continuing her business major at OBI. We all wish her the very best. TOM D. BURCH- The Kid Jr. was the versatile athlete of the Sr. class. Whether it was football, baseball, track, or basketball, Tom was in the thick of things. He also lent his voice to choir and his heart to girls. In the future Tom will make a fine draftsman. LAWRENCE L. BURT-A volleyball and football player he isg a talkative boy he is not. This math and science major has been one of the most conge- nial. Larry plans to attend college next year and take up foods. Can you imag- ine a Chef-Boy-ar-Burt? DIANA CLARK-Diana is another of our quieter classmates. Throughout her years at CCS she has been seen of- ten in room 50 pursuing her math ma- jor. Diana's activities include band and Youth for Christ. After graduation she plans to go into Christian education. DIANE L. BUTTS-Diane, more often called Gus, has been active in many phases of CCS. She participated in FTA, FNA, and intramurals. Room 50 and her party will be two of Gus's fondest high school memories. Diane's business major will enable her to be- come our next Mrs. Whiteman. ,I W W MJ' .dmv KAY M. CHAMBERLAIN-And then there is Kay, what can you say about her? Chambie starred in the Jr. play, was our freshman prom attendant, and became our first Homecoming queen. Kay followed her father's footsteps as fire chief at Granny's cottage . Look out Alfred Tech-Here comes Kay! JUDITH E CAMPBELL-Judy has engaged in FTA FNA girls' sports, and the class plays Her favorite pas- times are bombing around and inno- cently grinning at her teachers. With majors in both math and science, we are certain Judy will have a bright future as a registered nurse. DALE R. EDWARDS-Lumpy has been one of the hardest workers in the Sr. class. As chairman of tickets, the main instigator of dances, and the Homecoming, Dale also took time to wrestle and play football. In the future Dale plans to be a cook. GAIL D. DUNLAP-One of our more jovial Srs., Orville can be found any- where, anytime in hysterical laughter. Majoring in math and science, Gail has participated in girl's intramurals and 4-H. In the future, Gail hopes to be an elementary teacher. Kids may begin to enjoy school! FRANCIS R. EDWARDS-As right guard on the '67 football team, Fran did a fine job never leaving us defense- less. With his major in shop, we are sure Fran will be a success. He will continue his defensive action in the armed forces. ' it 2 LEROY E. CLARK-Lee, one of our Belmont guysn, majored in Ag and conservation. He participated in track, FFA, and gas pump management. After Uncle Sam catches up with Lee, he plans to be a state trooper. With his experience, we know he'll make an excellent cop ! ELLEN L. FEUCHTER-4 ft. 9 and full of fun-that's our Ellen. She has been active in sports, Sr. choir, play cast, FTA, and FNA. We're sure that EIlen's vivacious personality and sweet smile will carry her to a successful future in college and afterwards. E BILLIE J. FODOR-Always right in the middle of things, William has lent her athletic ability to girls' intramurals. Besides being a cheerleader, Bill has participated in Student Council, FTA, and Sr. Choir. She'll soon be high in the sky offering us coffee, tea or milkf, CHRISTINE L. GAETA-Chris was our announcer at homecoming. This active girl has lent her talents to Sr. choir, girls' intramurals, and FTA. With her major in science we are sure Chris will go far in college. We'll never forget this flaming red head. Good luck! !. BONNIE J. FODOR-Bojo has taken part in FTA, girls' intramurals, and the Jr. and Sr. plays. She has served us faithfully as the Sr. class secretary and has majored in both math and science. We are certain she will have a great future as a dental hygienist. STEPHEN M. FREER-Steve, a most successful math and science major, will be on top in anything he may try to accomplish. Steve participated in JV football and the Jr. and Sr. plays. The future sees him as a physics major, somewhere! We Wish him the best of luck! DANIEL L. FREER-Danny was seen quite often receiving help with his math, but in electricity or science, what a brain! Danny's activities includ- ed Sr. band, the'Jr. play, and the Sr. play. Dan's plans include college and then the Peace Corps. We all Wish him the best! ANNETTE M. HIGBY-Annie is a friendly girl with an encouraging word for every occasion. She has lent her tal- ents to girls' intramurals, Sr. choir, and the Jr. and Sr. plays. Her math major is only the first step toward a career in data processing. DEBRA J. GROSS-Throughout her high school years, Deb has been en- grossed in working at the hospital for FNA and in the homemaking room for FHA. Her services as the treasurer of FHA were also appreciated. If fate arranges life as Deb has planned, she will be in the Air Force soon. JANE M. HOLDEN- Hungouwah! Here comes Janie! Always good for a new joke, this girl was editor of the Gargoyle, FTA Pres., a member of NHS, an avid H20 skier, and was very musically inclined. A winner of the MVPG award fMost Valuable Party Goerj, Janels success at Fredonia seems sure. VIOLET P. GLAVE-Purp has led a high school career filled with music, as she participated in band and choir and often showed great skill at the organ. Violet has also actively participated in YFC and girls' intramurals. The future will find Vi as another Mr. Smalley. RUTH E. HOWES-Lending her musi- cal talents to Madrigals and All-County Choir, Bullet also starred in basket- ball and Student Council. Her spare time was spent on her majors-Span- ish, business, and Steve. Ruf,s', exu- berating personality will help her to succeed in whatever college she chooses. MARY E. HUNTER- Shooter girl has been known for her trips to Finlan-d and her academic ability. She has majors in math, science, Spanish and has been active in Sr. choir, girls, intramurals, and NHS. Mary's plans are for pharmacy school. SHARON E. JONES-Jonesey has participated in many phases of CCS life. She has taken an active part in basketball, soccer, and volleyball in- tramurals and Sr. choir. J onesey's fu- ture plans include business school. We wish Sharon the very best of luck. VICTORIA M. INGRAHAM-Coming to us in her sophomore year, Vicky majored in business throughout high school. She was also an active member of FHA and participated in girl's track. We wish the best of luck to Vicky in whatever the future brings. GARY M. JAHNKE-Besides Sr. and All-County band, our little drummer boy has contributed his talents to Sr. choir and ping-pong tournaments. Gary has majors in math and science, and he plans to attend college. We know A-1 will always use his A-1? plans. Good Luck! 3 CLAUDIA A. INGRAM-Claud, our band director's daughter, has been seen in girls' intramurals, band, choir, NHS, FTA, FNA, and the Sr. play. With majors in math and science, Claud's plans include college. Soon we'll see her leading an elementary class through the halls of CCS. KARL F. LANG-When our Sr. class Pres. wasn't stalking around in his GTO, Karl could be seen on the foot- ball, basketball and baseball teams. Karl's math and science majors will help him in his future college years. No one knows Karl's goal-Perhaps the world'?! JOHN R. LAFEVER-Suds has been a friend to all and a bundle of energy in senior activities. With a major in in- dustrial arts, Suds' extra curricular ac- tivities included football, wrestling and track. J ohn's future is torn between college and service, but he could be an asset to either. A JOHN A. LAWTON-Hort, All Amer- ican of the Bakery and Chief Baggy Boy for Schryvers, also managed to save a little extra time to be one of our star athletes in football, track and wrestling, winning the MVP award in football from Cuba. We all wish John, much success in the future. S ALICE F. KARST-Larse can be spot- ted anywhere, whether it be on the basketball court, skiing on Cuba Lake, looking for the nearest party, or doing the plumbing at the Girl's cottage. We see Al staying cool, calm, and collected as her passengers silently parachute, downward. ROBERT W. LESTER-Bob, the rough and tough Guy Hawkins in the Jr. play, also bruised a few as our rug- ged tackle in football. This industrial arts major could be spotted rambling around in his Falcon. The future sees Bob in the Navy or at Alfred. ERIC G. LEWIS-Majoring in math and science, George has been active in wrestling and baseball throughout his high school years. Whether his future is one in college or with Uncle Sam, we wish the very best of luck to this aggressive young man. REID C. MATTESON-Reid, or some- times known as Bruce,', is not one of Mr. Ahl's favorite pupils. While not getting stuck in snow banks, Reid ma- jored in math and science. Reid was in the class plays and also played base- ball. Next year Reid plans to attend Alfred Tech. GARY L. LITTLE-Ah, yes-and then there is, Gary. This frolicing, All- American boy can be spotted almost anywhere at anytime. Gary's major in math and science should provide a fine background for whatever field he may enter. To Old Red',, we wish the best. STEPHEN K. MABIL-We have been privileged to have Steve, a native of Kenya, as a member of our class. We'll remember him for his keen sense of humor, his skill in tennis, and as a strong bass in Sr. choir. Welre certain that Steve will do well in college. JANET L. LOCKWOOD-This little girl has majored in Home Economics and participated in Girl's basketball and volleyball. Always agreeableg never outspoken, J anis temperament will be an asset to her in her future profession as a beautician. Watch those dryers, they can really get violent. RUTH A. MORRIS-Ruthie was a de- lightful addition to our class two years ago. She has majored in business. Ruth plans to attend the Brooklyn Bethel Home after graduation and to become a missionary. We know that with her sweet personality, she will be sure to achieve success. KENNETH E. MILLER-A source of entertainment for the Sr. class, Ken, commonly called, the Moth , has been an active participant in football, basketball, NHS and Gargoyle. The Moth was industrious as Pres. for the Jr. class and of Student Council. Ken's future looks very promising. ANN T. MOSES-Ann Mo , a fun- loving red-head was seen hustling in girl's sports. As an active member of Student Council, she helped to orga- nize Cuba's first Homecoming. In the future Mo will be dealing with foods, maybe even peanut butter sandwiches. JOAN A. MICROS-If there was ever to be chosen a girl most likely to suc- ceed, it would be Joanie. She reigned over our Jr. prom and participated in cheerleading, NHS, and Area All State Choir. In the future we will find Joanie psychoanalyzing some handsome Grecian god. BARBARA J. NILES-A sweet,friend- ly girl-that's our Barb! Throughout her high school years Barb participated in girlis sports and in many other ac- tivities. With a major in business, Barb should have no trouble in business school next year, or will it be marriage for Barb? KEVIN JOHN O'DELL-A Cagey Kevi' you can spot him anywhere at any time. The school's hottest record- ing star was active in football, track, Sr. choir, and the plays. Kev majored in science and hopes to be a successful businessman. BONNIE A. RANDOLPH- Bon has participated in girl's intramurals in- cluding basketball and volleyball. She majored in business throughout her high school years. We are certain her future will be just as successful in col- lege and even more successful after- wards! Good luck, Bon! BONNIE L. PETTIT- Barney has been one of our favorite seniors. Her keen sense of humor and imaginative ideas made her a true leader. She par- ticipated in Gargoyle, choir, FTA, NHS and was co-chairman of the Jr. prom. Barn can never be forgotten- especially by the girl's cottage! SHARON L. PROSSER-Majoring in Cosmetology and Homemaking, Sharon has also participated in girlls intramurals. Ding Dong the bells are going to ring in Sharon's future. Not only will she make a beautiful wife, she'll be able to cook too! We wish her happiness. BRADLEY A. PLAISTED-Brad has earned a business major at good old CCS. He was also a valuable team mem- ber in such various sports as football, basketball, track, and volleyball. The wedding bells will be ringing for Brad in the near future. Good luck, Brad! SUSAN K. SCRIBNER-We have come to the last, but not the least of the Great Scribs! This smiling, athletic girl has participated in Sr. choir, FTA, and Student Council. In the future we see Sue either as a secretary, or as an- other addition to the Lee family tree. JACK L. RICKARD-This energetic guy has often be seen falling off a barn roof or bombing through town in a 1959 Ford. Jacky majored in in- dustrial arts and proved his talents as he trumpeted his Way through four years of band. Look out Marines- Here he comes! MARY I. SPANNEUT-Mary S. was very busy at CCS, as shown by her ma- jors in Spanish, math and science. She was seen in Girlls chorus, Sr. choir, FTA, the Gargoyle room, and in the class plays. Watch out Mr. Tucker, after college Mary may take your place. EDWIN L. RICKARD-Edwin, often referred to as Rick, spent much of his time bus-boying in Olean. Ed's math major will certainly help him succeed in the future which sees him in the ser- vice. We all wish the best for Eddy. LOIS A. STAFFORD-Lois has taken an active part in FTA, FNA, YFC, the Sr. choir, the Jr. play, and Gargoyle. She has devoted much time and effort to the magazine and candy sales. We are certain her future holds much joy and happiness as a nurse. GAIL A. STELLRECHT- Stella',, as captain of our Cheerleading Squad, has also displayed athletic ability in girlas sports. Gail was secretary of both the Jr. class and the FTA club, and served on Student Council. Our pretty Soph. prom attendant is sure to be a great success at airlines school. DAWN E. SWIFT-Dawn was a mem- ber ofthe Jr. choir and the girl's volleyball team. She majored in art and homemaking. Dawn served as the Pres. of the FNA during her Jr. and Sr. years. This experience should help her to become a Registered Nurse. DANIEL W. STUBBS-Dan, an Eagle Scout, has been quiet, but not unno- ticed at CCS. He attended Vocational school at Belmont and participated in Boy's chorus and Wrestling. His future is cloudy with indecision as yet, but it is sure to be crystal clear very soon. DAVID E. SWEETEN-Dave, one of Cuba Lake's newly acquired citizens, can often be seen bombing around town in his '60 Pontiac, or partici- pating in the J r. and Sr. plays, wres- tling, track, and choir. We hope he and Shirley will be a success as the manager and assistant of the Market Basket. JUDITH C. STUBBS-Judy can al ways be found wearing a friendly smile. She has taken an active part in FHA, Girl's chorus and her daily classes. Her Cosmetology major from Belmont, will enable Judy to have a successful future. Good Luck! PATRICIA A. TERWILLIGER-Patty was one of the most active girls in our class, whether it was in FTA, choir, Gargoyle, in being Treas. of our class, or assisting needy Californians. We see Patty sitting in engineering class. We have faith in Pat that she Will attain a degree or her chemistry partner. BRADLEY P. TAYLOR-Brad can be seen buzzing around the avenue except of course when he isn't training Mon- arch . Brad one of the key men in football, wrestling, and track, has been noted as a Great Breaker of Records! Doc plans to take over the veteri- nary world! NANCY K. TORPEY-Nancy was one of the quieter members of our class. She was a member of FNA during her four years of high school. Nancy's ma- jor in business should prove helpful as she studies to become an accountant at Corning Community College. we ge-5-W PAULA M. SWIFT-Paula, always looking for a laugh, has played an ac- tive role in FTA, FNA, and Sr. choir, and has lead many MYF meetings to order,'. Majoring in business, we see Paula as a secretary.-Watch out for the Boss, Paula!-Wear your track shoes. JAMES B. TRAVIS-You couldn't call Jim the class blabbermouth, but he can talk when he wants to. Jim's ma- jors in math and science show he spent a lot of time on homework. In the fu- ture we'll be spotting him in his frater- nity jacket. .ffl if Cd Oxy 35 if vor JQJPVUX w . fJ Jw nw if DAVID L. TREDWAY- Re-Tredn, one of our fanatic rock'n rollers, ma- jored in art. Dave was our wrestling manager. This Creek Kidi' plans to be rolling in the dough after a few years of drafting at college. Dave's cellar may survive this year if the Creek Boys let it. CYNTHIA A. WARNER-Cindy lent her talent and beauty to the Jr. play and Spring prom. She majored in bus- iness and participated in basketball, volleyball, Girl's chorus, FTA, and cheerleading. Cindyls Let's have fun personality, will be an asset to her career as a stewardess. CXJ' N Q ,M fl MARY J. TREUSDELL-As an active member, Mary added much to our class, with majors in math, science, and Spanish. She participated in FTA, class plays, Gargoyle, Girlis sports, and Sr. choir. Gazing into the future we see Mary as a college student. After that, who knows? WILLIAM J. VOSSLER-Besides being an avid volleyball player, Bill has been seen back stage working on both the Jr. and Sr. plays. Billis major in in- dustrial arts Will benefit him greatly in the Navy. We will miss Bill,s antics next year. CARL VANDRUFF-Carl, an indus- trial arts major, enjoys mechanical work and hunting. While not shooting a prize buck, Carl is found revving', up engines or constructing transmis- sions. His preparation should aid him greatly in the Air Force. He'll soon be flying high. DONALYN J , WASHBURN-Our Little J eanie majored in the Bakery Business. Although she was small in height, she managed to make her mark in Sr. choir, Girl's sports, and was Jennie Jarvis in the Jr. play. With Jeanie's sweet personality and poise, Jeanie will be sure to be a success as a reservationist. JAMES M. WILSON- The Kid , commonly known as Jim Terrific in football, basketball, and baseball has lent his abilities to our teams. This humorous guy majored in math and science, but did some serious partying on the side too. We know James will have a successful future. How could Jim Terrific miss? I DIANE A. WILLIAMS-Diane, our chief magazine salesman, really made those doors ding dong. She was also found in FTA, FNA, Sr. choir, Girl's intramurals, the class plays, and in Gargoyle. Diane, always rather puzzled with logarithms, visited room 50 rather frequently. Her college future looks bright. DIANE M. WINCHELL-Our lively Winch could have been seen por- traying Aunt Effie in the Jr. play. She lent her voice to Sr. choir and her ath- letic prowess to girl's intramurals. Ac- tive in FTA, Winch has majored in business. The medical world will be receiving an excellent secretary. .f'fT M M! ll, FRED I. WILSON- Little Ivan , can be spotted on the go at any time. If not pumping gas at Cuba Lake, you may catch a glimpse of the Pontiac as it zooms by. Fred participated in foot- ball, track, the Sr. play, and Home- room. In the future we see Fred in the army.- MICHAEL YOUNG-Mike-a riot!! This basketball, baseball and football star will never be forgotten. Mike who starred as Don Conway in the Jr. play majored in math and science. Best of luck to one of the nicest guys Cuba has ever seen. SX V ix .XX ' Q :.: fn 'gm 1: 5. 3 I 3 Esw.,:.,:.::- x .,,.. ,. . -ffl. . - '- f . X M s if 1G1?liTS2fi.QEs:m' Hifi sk, 1 Got a Fever? Sure cure for Senioritis. ffl , 2 W I Where the heck is Goldielocks? It's medically impossible. Who gets the center fold? Homemakers of tomorrow? Jane levels off. Typewronging. Up a crick. Prospects for Washington. s gi 3 s i, S 2 , E , S is 5 2255 Every eighth period room 44 was a hub ment. The Gargoyle Staff was always busy bub of excite- at Work trying to put together a collection of the most exciting happenings of the school year. We hope this yearbook will bring back the happy memories of your high school years. Gargoyle faff Jane Holden . . . Lynne Bly ..... Diane Williams. . . Bonnie Petit . . . Mary Spanneut . . Kenneth Miller . . . Joan Micros .... Patricia Terwilliger .... Mary Treusdell. . . Lois Stafford .... James Wilson. . . Alice Karst . . . ... ...Editor Assistant Editor Administration . . . . . .Grades . . Junior High . . Senior High . . . . Seniors . . .Activities . . .Activities ... ...Sports I ...... Sports Business Manager Yorker Club Student Counc The Thread That Runs So True The Junior Play, under the direction of Miss Edwards and Mrs. Dillon, gave each member of our class an opportunity to display their dramatic talent. Mr. Stuart's play shows the trials of his first year of teaching at a backwoods school. Kevin O'Dell, as the teacher, and Kay Chamberlain, his student girl- friend, manage in the end to secure his job as a teacher and to a position in the community. E MAIN CHARACTERS Jesse Stuart. . . Naomi Deane . . . Jenny Jarvis . . Guy Hawkins . Budge Waters . . . John Conway . . . Don Conway. . Burt Eastham . . . Bill Coffee .... Effie Batson . . . Amos Batson . . . Nancy Cochran . . Grandma Binion . . . . Snookie Baylor .... S I Kevin O'Dell Kay Chamberlain . . .Jane Holden Jeanie Washburn . . . .Bob Lester . . Gary Jahnke . . . Steve Freer . . . Eric Lewis . . .Mike Young . .Dale Edwards . .Dave Sweeten . Diane Winchell . . . . Ken Miller . Ellen Eeuchter A-l ....... Prime Minister . . Mr. Jones . . . Miss Bury . . . Thornton . . . Rev. Reems. . Mr. Beamish . Greene ..... Miss Manners Mrs. Manners Sam Big Hat . Somers ..... President .... Miss Peters . . Take Me to MAIN CHARACTERS . . Gary Jahnke . Kenneth Miller . . . .Larry Burt . . .Joan Micros Francis Edwards . .Dale Edwards . Danny Stubbs . . . . Eric Lewis .Judy Campbell . Diane Williams . .Robert Lester . Bradley Taylor . . Kevin O'Dell . Gail Stellrecht our President Gn December 7, 1967 the Senior class presented TAKE ME TO YOUR PRESIDENT. This play directed by Miss Edwards and Mrs. Dillon was about a young Englishman named A-l, who set out to solve the world situation. Af- ter a course of humorous incidents and a serious meeting of world powers, A-1 finally obtains his goal. He returns to his quiet country life, contented with himself. riental Paradise On May 13, 1967 the C.C.S. gymnasium hosted the Ju- nior Prom. A great deal of work went into covering the walls of the room with paper flowers. The throne, an arched bridge over a lily studded pool, was the focal point of the decorations. Joan Micros was the queen, crowned by Ken- neth Miller. Cindy Warner was junior attendant, Joan Deck, senior attendant, Lynne Bly, sophomore attendant, and Sue Cradduck, freshman attendant. Heavenly plendor The Senior Class presented Heavenly Splendor on Decem ber 29, 1967. The throne represented heaven's gate. Two small girl angels presented the key to the gate to two choir boys. The bandstand was decorated with a large moon and enhanced with floating stars. Karl Lang crowned Cindy War- ner, who reigned as queen. Her court, also chosen by the band, was: Alice Karst, Senior attendant, Debra Lawton, Junior attendant, Astrid Edwards, Sophomore attendantg and Linda Lang, Freshman attendant. Row 1: Mary Treusdell, Patricia Terwilliger, Mary Spanneut, Joan Micros. Row 2: Jane Holden, Ruth Howes, Mary Hunter, Claudia Ingram, Lois Stafford. Row 3: Gary Jahnke, Barbara Brown, Karen Chamberlain, Bonnie Petit, Kenneth Miller. National Honor ociety .:' 5 'ffgi gi .2 i Pledge I pledge myself to uphold the high ideals of the National Honor Society, to build a strong character in myself and others, to carry aloft the torch of leadership, and to serve my school, my community and my country in the interests of humanity. Future Homemakers of America F Future Farmers of America 6 U Future Nurses of America Future Teachers of America Homecoming Cuba Central School held its first Homecoming this past school year. The football game was against Coudersport, in October. Although we weren't victorious, we played a good game, which was tied 13 all. Karl Lang, a senior and a four year player on the team, was awarded the Most Valuable Player of the Game. Karen Chamberlain reigned as Homecoming Queen. Her court Was: Senior atten- dant Bonnie Petit, Junior attendant Debbie Wilson, Sophomore attendant Kathleen Austin, Freshman attendant Jill Bradley. In ,,.,,,,. MTE KN lm Fnlna Du +1-inf nlnnfn Senior Choir Madrigals Senior Band Girl's Chorus Junior Band ,F 5 'Q 3 gp fa sw Grade Cadet Band f Q. .Ax 5- wslm xy. ga 55511-p Choir Junior Choir Primary Choir .mf-f,,, f guy 433 M53 'NY 2,1565 , l ,C Football VARSITY SQUAD Row I: R. Amundson, L. Burt, F. Edwards, M. Edwards, J. Dean, F. Edwards, M. Hamilton, S. Botens, B. Mabey. Row 2: J. Mann, Coach Mosher, J. Wilson, J. Jahnke, R. Lester, K. O'Dell, T. Setchel, B. Taylor, D. Edwards, J. Wilson, K. Miller, D. Abbott, C. Carpenter, J. Lawton, B. Patten, Asst. Coach Linderman. Hit hard by graduation in 1967, we started the year with inexperienced Sophomores and Juniors at several key positions. The boys showed a desire for hard work and had a quality about them that will help to make them a good team in the com- ing years, a never say die attitude. Losing by only one touchdown to a highly favored Portville team in the last game was a good example of this attitude. Although soundly beaten in many of their games, they were beaten in the second half when our lack of depth made the difference. With a more seasoned team back next year the future of the Greyhounds on the gridiron could rise sharply. JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD VARSITY L. Kratts, managerg Coach Harbeck, K. Miller, C. Carpenter, Jim Wilson, John Wilson D. Havasi, R. Kamery, R. Burt. Basketball The Greyhounds had rough going in the 1967-68 season but always played a hustling brand of ball. The team lost five games by three or less points but never became discouraged. Coach Harbeck reported that he was very pleased with the teamis attitude and found the boys an excellent group to work with. Co-captains Jim Wilson and Ken Miller will be lost through graduation but all others will be returning for an- other season With a full year's experience behind them. JUNIOR VARSITY ourt Shots The wrestling team finished the 1967-68 season with a 4-6-I record. The team showed steady improve- ment throughout the season with the highlight coming when we beat Fillmore to drop them out of second place. Bradley Taylor and Gary Jahnke Won county championships. John Lawton was a top seeded wrestler in the tournament but lost in the finals. Wrestling Track 1967 On this year's track team there were several boys who did outstanding jobs. Kirk Scribner set school records in the broadjump with ajump of 20'8', and the triple jump with a mark of 4l'. The 880 relay team composed of Tom Arzberger, Kirk Scribner, Curtis Hamilton and Dave Cradduck set a new school mark of 1:41.5. Tom Arzberger and Kirk Scribner Won the 100 yard dash and the triple jump, respectively, in the county meet. Tom won the 100 in 10.5 and Kirk won the triple jump with ajump of 39,1 1 Up, up, and awayli' Sure you've got a headache! Heads Up, handsomell' Cheerleaders K 1 , X my 5, 9 ,im ,Q E, I va 2 l xx sf X Gail, Captain Joanie Billie Jackie Sherry , Kathy W' 4 f l nl xv Lin da Sue Intramurals Allah! Allah! Hey! What is it? Behind the back, Sharon? What's the score Hai Karate! Check that form! ,ning x SSE N 'Vfx Ss, 0 mg wax XQRK K QA K Q KN XX 254 Q DS, 39 X x sz s Q v vi. m. ,S -Q we Amd as NPQQX ww., ,, Qui S X5 mi? A J k wmv Q sm Sq Q K x vigrx R 'SGS fr in fa. S E: r , , 2 5 1 kg uf. R . ge GO L Axle 5 9 XSMV X 95 SS,5v5ff 'D Ne' bbw QQ? 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