Cuba Central School - Gargoyle Yearbook (Cuba, NY)

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Loren A. Sweet- Dulce , one of the notorious Sweet boys, has been a very hard worker delivering his pa- pers and as the waiter and stage hand in our Jr. Play. The pride ofthe Spanish class has also majored in math and science. Next year he plans to attend college to become a '??? , W-.. in A Cynthia E. Swier-Cin's many activi- ties have included the Jr. Play, FTA, intramurals, Junior class secretary, and Gargoyle staff. Seen here, there, and everywhere, this NHS member's favorite hobbies are camping and bowling. With majors in math and Spanish, Cindy plans to attend col- lege at Brockport next fall. ., Wm- Oh . . .Hi there! Arby R. Swift-Anywhere you look, there's Jarb, whether he be horse- back riding, in the band, working in Gargoyle, portraying Johnathan in the Jr. Play, or terrorizing his school bus. His college education will help him when he becomes head of Mil- lionaire Acres. Remember us when you get rich, Jarb! S' i Charles E. Torpey-Charles, called Chas by his friends, filled his years 2 at CCS with football and fun. His hobby-cars, he is often seen at No. 14 Grove Street. We're sure the fu- ture holds many successes for Chuck as he plans to enter the service next year.

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Maryann B. Nahrebeski-Georgels activities included the J r. Play, choir and selling at the games. Interested in horseback riding and swimming, she also enjoys sewing and knitting. A homemaking major, Maryann plans to travel and to become a secretary. Jacqueline A. Rudyflackie was ac- tive in yearbook, NHS, Student Council and cheerleading. Seen at Magnanols or in the yellow Mustang, she enjoys sewing and sports. A ma- jor in math, science, and Spanish, Jackie plans to attend college. Look at the bear, girls. Dennis A. Shaffer-Den has been seen in a variety of places, from Schryver's to Spring Street Hill. He has partici- pated in football, basketball, baseball, and NHS, as well as the Jr. Play. He was especially noted for his brilliant display of co-ordination at the Na- tional Honor Society ceremony. Den- nis plans to hang loose and be- come a thriving success. Joseph L. Sherwood-During the past four years, Joe was found either at home or stalking the woods for the big kill. The HI will man majored in agriculture and was an active member of FFA. The future will find Joe sailing the high seas as he pursues a Navy career.

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,U A t puma Donald J. Totten-Don's math-sci- ence major was a big help to him as treasurer in his Jr. and Sr. years. A choir and NHS member and a wres- tler, Don's hobbies are hunting and archery on Mount Monroe. In the fu- ture, he hopes to attend college. Good luck, Don. 5 ,J .HN , . we -' A , '. j, 5 A. VasNunes- Is participated the Jr. Play, Gargoyle, NHS, FTA, intramurals. With majors in math, science, and French, happiness for her is driving, bowling, parties, .f and Waterskiing. We are sure she will succeed in college studies at Brock- port next fall. 26 Stephen M. Travis-Steve participated in the Jr. Play, and he was active in his hobbies which include swimming and archery. He is seen here and there. A math-science- major, Steve plans to attend the college of his choice in the near future. r 3 , eel. Fw-we s A -f s Q--j James H. VanGilder-Jim was active in Gargoyle, Madrigals, NHS, and the Jr. Play. Often seen at the bowling alleys, his hobby is Waterskiing, and his favorite saying is You bet your sweet bippy!,' A math-science and Spanish major, Jim plans to attend college either at Houghton or ASU. Verrrry eeeeenteresting . . . but what does it mean?'?