Cuba Central School - Gargoyle Yearbook (Cuba, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1971 volume:

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Board of Education Mr, Perry-Junigf high Guidance Mrs. Linderman-Guidance Secretary Mr. Knowles-Guidance Mrs. Harbeck-Office Secretary Mrs. Steen-Office Secretary Mrs. Cradduck-Board Secretary Mrs. Clapp-Elementary Secretary MTS- Hedden-Boafd Secfefafy Miss Edwards-History MI- SHY-HiSt0fY rgwsifffgzqm 5 K A--- K 1 1 ,, ,giieem ww, g. . zffjgl sz.: P111-'W-:ess - - rf.. f -df--f:'..:.?fe... rsgirfrsgsqi i ,-IQ.. - , sq., - 1 4 . ' I M- 1. ' : -' Mr. Williams-History Mr. Dillon-English Mrs. Bryant-English Mrs. Bly-English Miss Moyer-Science Mr. Abbott-Science Www' :1f5?'f5ffYii?Yf59 . il-'T'ii2'i:5537i3?lLi53f ff g5fffg9'Q',5iL.51 5552152555-5? ruff H 'K 1- fri -if 'T' fig? - . K' f f Q W Mr. Sheridan-Science MT- Ortil-Language Mrs. Aiken-History Mrs. Dillon-English Miss Johnson-English Mrs. Prentice-Science nfwm . Rowley-Busi Mrs. Williams-Business Q21 Mrs. Liederbach-Speech Therapist Mrs. Clause-Math Aygbti Miss Lounsberry-Home Economics cl Mrs. Williams-Librarian Mr. Mapes-Special Class Mr. Dy-Agriculture st, NLX Mr. Ingram-Band Mr. Swier-Art Mrs. Soule-Music q F X... A , 'A 1', i 1 ,' W' I .,-,,.,Qii..i...ig . ,ss. sss W I W., .s Ms.MM4 ssssss rs , A Mrs. Johnson-Art Mrs. Smith-Study Hall Attendant Mr. Tucker-Psychologist V Mr. Enderle-Math Mrs. Smith-Library Assistant Mr. Stellrecht-Industrial Arts Mrs. Weart-Music I Mrs. Swier-Study Hall Attendant Mrs. Davis-Reading 4 L I Physica! Education Row 1: A. Merrill, C. Kam, N. Burt, D. D- A111-Driver Training B Keesler, R. Clayson, R. Lester. Row 2: J. US Bump, D. Washburn, R. Jnnnsnn, R. Staf- . ford, H. Swift, M. Briggs, J. Weller. Drivers 1 Row 1: C. Frazier, D. Bell, D. Washburn, M. Utter-NLIISG-Tefwher I R. Marsh, H. Feuchter, B. Feuchter. High School Cafeteria-S. Rambuski, I. Yaw, M. Cummins, R. Davis, R. Wilkinson. Elementary Cafeteria-R. Calhoun, L. Bosworth, J. Bump. Cafeteria Monitors-B. Abbott, M. Stell recht. Cafeteria Monitors-B. Harbeck, J. La- Barbara. MW , W anim LQ 9 My-mam -w1 ,,.Q Q m 'E 'm is mi M www 'W .fm in 1A1.. H : . ,T.-.- ? sf .TT- A l... .l.-.Ti - Sm SEHIUPS Robert A. Appleby-Bob attended BOCES and majored in Conservation. Bob's future plans include the service or construction work. His many hob- bies include trapping, fixing and driv- ing his car, packing groceries, and foot- ball. Sue E. Austin-Sue majored in busi- ness and hopes to attend college in the future. Our class secretary for two years, she is a member of the Yorker Club and Gargoyle Staff. Although she enjoys girls' intramurals and choir, boys and parties are, and probably al- ways will be, Sue's special interests. l Linda M. Ballerstein- Linnie is a business major and her future plans are to attend Erie Community College and become an Occupational Therapist Assistant. Linda was the Business Edi- tor of the Gargoyle and was active in FNA and the Drug Commission. Her hobbies include reading, candystrip- ing, and dancing. Linda also attended BOCES. R wdlxhl, X e 4 f L J Linda J. Bates-Linda was active in choir and volleyball. Her future plans are in becoming a secretary. Linda's hobbies include swimming and horse- back riding. Her major in high school was business. f 'J R Linda T. Beebe-Linda majored in science and Spanish and plans to attend college. She participated in band and girls' intramurals and was a member of the Gargoyle staff. Her in- terests include swimming and parties. Georgia L. Boorom- George was a business major in BOCES. She was ac- Jean M. Bowers-Jean majored in tive in soccer, FNA, FHA, and worked math, science, and French, and plans on production on the Gargoyle. In the to enter St. Bonaventure next year. future, she plans to go into the ser- She was a member of the French Club, vice or work for an airline. Her hob- NHS, and FNA. Jean's hobbies in- bies include Water skiing ang horsgq clude reading and refinishing furni- Q Jill M. Bradley-Jill is a math, science major. She was our Freshman presi- dent and our Senior vice-president. Jill has been a member of the FTA, Girl's Chorus, Senior Choir, Popular Music, and intramurals. J ill's future plans are not certain, but with hobbies like boys and dieting . . . who knows what! lr 'lf W lf 4 JoAnn E. Congdon- Joie', majored in Brenda J. Dalton-Brenda was an active business and her future plans include member of French Club, FTA, and OBI and Guy. JoAnn's activities in- FNA. She also participated in volley- cluded Gargoyle, choir, and intramu- ball intramuralsg In the future, using rals. Her extracurricular activities in- her business major, Brenda plans to at- clude bombing around with Guy. tend Rochester Business Institute and Jean M. Deininger- Sapphfire,' ma- jored in cosmetology at BOCES. Jean participated in girl's intramurals, but her real interests are horses and swim- ming. Her future plans include horse ranches. become a medical secretary. 5 xr.. ,- . x- I Debra S. Dean-Dino loves playing the guitar and is the life of any and every party. As Well as being a cheerleader, she displayed her boundless energy in girls' basketball and volleyball intramu- rals. With a major in science and math, Deb plans to attend the Albany School of Pharmacy, Where We all wish her the greatest of success. W 'fr D N v bv e Wallace S. Dillon- Wally was a math- science major and intends to go on to Alfred Ag.-Tech. Wally's main interests are cycles, cars, and girls. Wally also participated on our baseball, volleyball and bowling teams. Theron D. Dunlap- Tink majoredin science and agriculture. His activities included FFA, track, 4-H, and he was sentinel of FFA this year. His favorite hobbies are parties, girls, and just driving around. In the future Theron plans to attend college. r if Raymond A. Feuchter-When not hiking a football or dribbling down the court, Raymie can be seen water- skiing, playing pool, or hunting-in South Cuba? After graduation Ray plans to use his math-science major at the campus in Wellsville. Kenneth J. Fowler-Ken attended BOCES where he majored in building construction. Among other things, Ken was active in chef club, volleyball, and Li'l Abner. His favorite hobbies include parties and girls. In the future Ken hopes to travel. Ind A v I . Y., X Richard M. Freer-When not searching for parties on his motorcycle, Lil Richie can often be found hunting or camping. Throughout high school he has been an active member of the track team. Richard has majored in Indus- trial Arts, and plans to become a draftsman. Vincent H. Hadden-Among Vincent's favorite hobbies are hunting and swim- ming. At BOCES, Vince took up Welding, which he hopes will come in- to good use when he enters the Armed Forces after graduation. l ST? Carla M. Gere- Garl's,' special inter- ests include Writing, dancing, rapping and meeting new people. She was a member of both choir and Popular Music Group, FTA, and the Student Council. Using her major in math and science, Carla plans to attend college after graduation. l 1 l l Gilbert E. Green-Gilbert majored in math, science, and agriculture, and plans to attend college next year. While not taking notes for the FFA, in his sophomore and junior year, Gilbert was participating in football, wrestling, and track. all i . ' 'i skate? Kevin E. Hamilton- Kev majored in Agriculture and plans to become a farmer. Kevin was Sentinel of the FFA in his freshman and sophomore years, and treasurer in his junior and senior years. His hobbies included bowling and swimming. Melissa J. Hamilton-Lisa was a viva- cious member of FTA, FNA, Choir, and the Popular Music Group. Our favorite baton twirler enjoys driving VW's and visiting Bolivar. With a major in art and science, Lisa has plans in the field of nursing and marriage. fi., Jxfaj Robin S. Howard- Rob majored in math and science and hopes to attend college next year. A Yorker Club mem- ber, Robin participated in intramural basketball and volleyball. Her in- terests included going to parties and driving around. 'S Sue E. Howes- Susie Cream Cheese loves dancing, swimming, and skiing. A swinging member of choir and the Popular Music Group, she also partici- pated in girls' intramurals and Gar- goyle. Sue plans to enter college in the using her major in art. 21 Delores A. Ingalls-c'Dee,, was an art major and her future plans include Vista or the Air Force. Delores was active in FFA and intramurals. Cheer- leading, band, and choir Were some of ehr other activities. Mary L. Lajeunesse-S'Fahy was ac- tive in basketball and volleyball intra- murals, choir, and F.T.A. Her future plans include marriage and OBI. Mary majored in business and intends to take take up a general secretarial course. Mary's main interests were parties and John. Michael A. Jamesson-Mike majored in math and science and will enter college next year. Our Sophomore class Vice- President and Freshman class Secretary- Treasurer, Mike won his letter in football. He received a National Merit Letter of Commendation and a Regents Scholarship. Lewis L. Kratts- Lewy majored in agriculture and plans to join the Navy. He participated in football, wrestling, and track. An active member of the FFA, Lewy has been its President for two years. When not Working at Moon- winks, he enjoyed motorcycles and parties. Linda A. Lang-With her major in math and science, Linda hopes to be- come a secretary in the future. She was active in Student Council, intramurals, and cheerleading. Our freshman prom attendant, she also edited the Gargoyle. Snow and water skiing are among Linda's favorite pastimes. Donald W. Lockwood-Don majored in Industrial Arts and Auto Body Re- pair at BOCES, and plans to enter the Armed Forces. Outside of school, Don's interests included hunting, fish- ing and parties. David R. Mann-Dave attended BOCES for two years, majoring in auto me- chanics. He was president of his 4-H group for two years and played foot- ball for one year. In the future Dave plans on going into the Navy. Why won't you tell us what your favorite recreation is? Ellen R. Miller-nElmer majored in math and science and plans to attend college. While not collecting money for LHC, Ellen was participating in basketball, volleyball, and soccer intra- murals. Her hobbies included cooking and sewing. W a .12-i 1 11- 1 ,. j,.f113211-,.11'- 'r f' 1 'ET' Pamela J. Nicholson- Nick', is and will probably always be an avid sports fan. As a member of NHS and all in- tramural sports, she plans to major in physical education at Ithaca College. On the other hand, Pam enjoys playing drums, knitting, and eating Necco-Wa- fers in Sth period study hall. Rhonda L. Oakes-Rhonda majored in science and plans on going to Central City Business Institute to become a medical secretary. In her junior year she joined French club and went to Montreal with the group. Her favorite hobbies are water skiing and working at Moonwinks. Q G Y X Susan J. Payne-Susie majored in cos- metology at BOCES. Her future plans include something in the field of cos- metology and marriage. In her years at CCS she belonged to Future Home- makers. For recreation, she does a lit- tle swimming, bowling, and horseback riding. X 'YL C .uf 1 Robert J. Piechota-An Art major and president of FTA, Bob hopes to attend college and become an art teacher. Our assistant yearbook editor fought for our rights as Senior Student Council representative and displayed his talents in choir and track. Bob can often be found waterskiing, at parties, or draw- ing. s Qu X 2 5. Eustacia R. Rambuski- Rosie ma- jored in cosmetology at BOCES and took a few business courses here. In the future, she plans to work as a cosmetologist and go on for advanced styling. Her main hobby is playing the piano. Steven I. Raub-Steve majored in math science, and French and hopes to at- tend Maritime College next year. Our Junior Class President, Steve was also a member of the Student Council in his freshman year. He Won letters in foot- ball, basketball, baseball, and track. 7 Catherine J. Reynolds- Cathy was very active in FFA and Was County President in her Senior year. She also participated in Gargoyle, choir, intra- murals, and the jazz group. Cathy plans to attend Alfred and take agro- nomy. '1' Leslie A. Rickard- Rick', majored in Industrial Arts during school. He plans to be married next year and hopes to get a job on construction. In his spare time, Rick', enjoyed Working on cars. Roslyn J. Rodkey- Roi, majored in math and science and plans to enter Alfred Ag. Tech. next year. She has been a majorette for four years. In her spare time Roslyn enjoyed parties and just riding around. George J. Santangelo- Louisie was an Ag.-Science major and his future plans are to attend a two year college. George was an active member in F.F.A., football, wrestling, and track. His hobbies are cars and parties. Patricia A. Rought-Pat,s majors were in math and science. In the future, she plans to go on to nursing school and get married. In school she was in Fu- ture Nurses, Future Homemakers, and soccer intramurals. Her hobbies include horseback riding, swimming, painting, and sewing. Andrew J. Rudy- A.J. majored in math and science and plans to attend college next year. He was vice-presi- dent of the Student Council and our freshman class. A.J. earned his letter in football and was a member of the Chef Club. I ff' ' I wx 27, ' V ' Q , W , , ff ',, 4 f WW ' 4, Alf as ,Q ' 17 aa ta Kathryn J. Searl-Kathi majored in math. She participated in intramural basketball and volleyball, and was on the Honor basketball team. In her spare time, Kathi enjoyed tobogganing parties and birthdays. Randall P. Shaffer-l'Randy Pauln at- tended BOCES and majored in electric- ity there. During his sophomore and senior years he was a member of the wrestling team and was county champ. Right now he enjoys working at Schryver's, but plans on college at Wellsville in the future, am iii 2 fy Yrxh V , J 7 , , A e MM.. My YVVVVV .N ' if W- fwf if., ' - ff W,,g1,e.gwwl J,,.,g if ftp jf fy Lf' , ,. ,, y pg. z f .V . 4. f ,af- ,, Z. , j, C .e9ff'7'f3'f A ff W' ,, ,W , Vg: V. k,,,k wc, ,. , ,A Clifford A. Smith-When he is not thinking about eating turkey Clifford could be planning a camping trip with his family or busy on his automobile and gardening. Next year Clifford will be working at the Cuba Memorial Hos- pital Where he has been employed part time. 4 ,VJ , ,, VLVFM yyy W .M Dale C. Stadler- Stad,' majored in math and science. He played football one year and wrestled for three years freshmen, sophomore, and junior. Stad's,' favorite hobbies are skeet shooting and hunting. In the future, Dale plans on attending college. i Patricia L. Stubbs-'Tatu was a busi- ness and agriculture major and intends to Work at the Tastee Freeze during the summer. Pat was one of the first girls in F.F.A., and she also enjoys Working with animals. William H. Tapp- Billy was active in track, Gargoyle, choir, and was secre- tary of the great Chef Club. He plans to attend college next year with a math, science, and language major. Al- ways full of fun, Bill loves skiing and hunting. Lanny A. Sweet-Lanny was a science James B. Swift- SWifty majored in majgf in Schgoll Hunting and bl1SlI'lCSS Eifld ll'1tCI1dS to gO OH to trapping are his favorite pastimes, but UTY SefViCe- Jim Participated in f00t' he also enjoys such things as basket- ball, basketball, and Uflflk HS Well HS ball, baseball, football, and just plain and Ch011'. HIS C?CtI'aCU1'I'1Cu messing around- He plans to join the lar 2l9tlVltlCS included hlllltlflg Zifld Marines after graduation. Paftles- ji Craig B. Taylor-HBeethoven was a math-science major. Craig was active in choir, basketball and Popular Music and also participated in football and on the Gargoyle staff. Craig enjoys playing guitar and piano and plans on becoming a laboratory technician. Margaret M. Taylor- Marg majored in math, science, and French and will enter college next year. Our Home- coming Queen, Margaret has been class treasurer for the last three years. She was also President of the Popular Music Group and a member of National Hon- or Society, choir and girls intramurals. Ronald B. Truax-Ron, a math and science major, plans to attend Hough- ton College to pursue a career in phar- macy. Outside of his school activities, which include Gargoyle, he likes hunt- ing, snowmobiling, and music. How- --.- , A ,,,,'11- '- 11 , .7- -.--..1A1 1.,A.,...,...A. 4 l C U Linda L. Vance-Linda majored in math and cosmetology and plans to at- tend advanced styling school next year. She Was a reporter for the BOCES school paper, and was a member of the color guard, yearbook staff, choir, and girls intramurals. When not Working at the Tastee Freeze, Linda enjoyed I 1 am V 29 Georgia L. Voorhees- George ma- jored in French in high school. Around school, she was active in French Club, intramurals, and color guard. Besides dancing, she claims she enjoys bowling and WORKING! Next year will see Georgia happy in college. Louise E. Wadsworth- Wease ma- jored in math, science, and Spanish. In high school, she participated in intra- murals, cheerleading, senior choir, N.H.S., and Gargoyle. Our cheerlead- ing captain enjoyed skiing, swimming, music, and tennis. In the future Louise plans on attending college and a career in phys. ed. Brenda J. Watson-g'Bren,' was a cos- metology major at BOCES, where she was active in VICA. Around Cuba Central, she was a member of FHA, FTA, and girls' chorus. She participated in intramurals, and also was a color- guard. Right now Bren', enjoys parties and working, but her future plans are unknown. Kathleen M. Watt-Kathy majored in business at BOCES and plans to attend craft school next year. She participated in basketball intramurals. In her spare time, Kathy enjoyed skiingapgd Elve dances. A ' S Q Q it Timothy M. Williams-The favorite pastime parties ber of also displayed his talents on the basket- ball and maj or S6611 H13 s of our class president are and Chef Club. He was a mem- NHS and Student Council and track teams. Next year, with a in math and science, Tim will be rching off to college. Anna E. Young-Ann was a business and French major. She was active in French Club and served as treasurer for two years. All through high school she participated in girls intramurals. She lans to become a medical secre- David T. Young-Dave majored in busi- ness and intends to go on for training in driving heavy equipment at Fleet- ville, Pa. Diane, hunting, parties, and Working at Schryve'r's were Dave's fa- vorite high school pursuits. Yu-.W P tary shortly. i 1 L n -if x Q E fI'cLnSsIUrlI Row 1: S. Hamilton, W. Kelley, F. Gross. Row 2: F. Klice, J. Hunter, M. Miller, D. Kresko, L. Kamery, C. Nagy. Row 3: T. Manko, R. Luzier, W. Lewis, B: Rambuski, W. Ingalls. Row 4: K. Hillman, M. Hammer, T. Kazanjian. Row 1: H. Francis, V. Dean, R. Elliott W. Davis, D. Enos. Row 2: K. Mosher, M. Congdon. Row 3: P. Conklin, A. Fodor, C. Bunk, B. Case, T. Booth. Row 4: R. Amundson, L. Bresney, S. Burt, J. Schleigh, N. Conklin, J. Burch, T. Botens, W. Burt. junior Class Officers Senior Class: T. Williams, Pres., J. Bradley, V. Pres., S. Aus- tin, Sec., M. Taylor, Treas. Junior Class: J. Hunter, Pres., J. Setchel, V. Pres., S. Swier, Sec., L. Bresney, Treas. Sopho- more Class: J. Bradley, Pres., S. Taylor, V. Pres., R. Poore, Sec., A. Williams, Treas. Freshman Class: D. Setchel, Pres., Row 1: M. VanDruff, R. McLay, D. Wil liams. Row 2: D. Stafford, G. Nease, S. Scott, S. Swier, J. Weber, L. Snyder, N. Smith, T. Searl. Row 3: J. Setchel, J. Totten. Grade T. Cradduck, V. Pres., L. Neilson, Sec., Y. Mahon, Treas. Eighth Grade: T. Stolberg, Pres., R. Searl, V. Pres., C. Smith, Sec.-Treas. Seventh Grade: D. Burt, Pres., R. James, V. Pres., R. Wood, Sec., D. Kennedy, Treas. Row 1: T. Beebe, A. Bunk, C. Brisky, K. Baker, P. Cummins, L. Andrus. Row 2: T. Butts, R. Cooper, T. Bunk, S. Cong- don, G. Blake. Row 3: T. Campbell, D. Carrier, J. Case, B. Kristman, W. Bump, M. Duvall, M. J. Adams, D. Case, C. Ciampa. Row 4: R. Amundson, M. Conklin, J. Benjamin, C. Carlson, V. Ab- bott, J. Bradley, B. Clark. Row 1: L. Mack, M. Mitchell, C. Pinney B. Kresko, J. Joy. Row 2: S. Plants, A. Nicholson, S. Mitchell, R. McDermott, J. Reynolds, D. Rambuski, C. Karn. Row 3: D. Rix, R. Poore, D. Smith, B. Plano, M. Pinney, K. O'dell, T. Lester, G. Rought. Row li K. Sprague, K. Siegel, C. Roat, K. Weber, C. Shaller. Row 2: C. Staf- ford, A. Williams, D. Vogel, D. Rodkey, M. Swarthout, B. Stanbro. Row 3: J. Kerswill, D. Wilson, R. Snyder, J. Swift. Row 4: R. Webb, G. Schintzius, L. Smythe, Y. Young, G. Thompson. Row 1: P. Higby, R. Deck, C. Flower, B Little, S. Hamilton. Row 2: B. James, D. DeRock, J. Dennis, B. Ingraham, B. Kratts, D. Karst. Row 3: A. Hadden, W. Hamer, A. Harbeck, J. Mclntyre, M. Freeman, M. E. Holden. Row 1: B. Vogel, M. Smith, R. Wash- burn, S. Weatherly. Row 2: W. Subject, J. Vossler, M. VanZwanenburg, T. Torp- ey, T. Ostrum. Row 3: S. Withey, N. VanGilder, C. Roat, D. Smith, D. Setch- el, R. Vance, D. Johnson, D. Smith. Row 4: W. Poore, G. Swier, L. Sweet, M. Young, P. Sherwood, D. Sherman, S. Taylor, M. Jefferies, M. Rung. Row 1: M. Lajeunesse, J. Pinney, T. Resch, W. Butts, S. Reynolds, D. Jef- feries. Row 2: D. Chamberlain, T. Crad- duck, L. Neilson, S. Lester, W. Payne, A. Jamesson. Row 3: T. Ingalls, J. Kess, D. Stowe, Y. Mahon, B. Johnson, A. Kirk- um, M. Miller, M. Gaeta, R. Kennedy, T. Oakes, C. Burch. Ninth Grade Work-Study Group Row l: C. Smith, M. Rathbun, R. Sher- man, R. Sweet, S. Smith, D. Cronk. Row 2: V. Stoneham, S. Demick, M. Beals, I. Sherfield, M. Clark, E. Chamb- erlain, C. Covert, P. Snyder, D. Moore. Row l: M. Bresney, M. Frungillo, R. Fanton, B. Ingalls, K. James. Row 2: S. Burt, N. Collins, P. Gaeta, T. Griswald, M. Carpenter, D. Barber, R. Appleby. Row 3: N. Beaver, B. Amundson, G. Frost, N. Feuchter, K. Davis, D. Andrus C. Green. Row l: P. Malzahn, J. Karn, C. Hamil- ton, P. Gross, N. Grabbitt, M. Harbeck, D. Hardman. Row 2: S. Hall, P. Dalton, P. Higby, D. Kazanjian, V. Congdon, N. Joy, J. Donnelly, J. Holden. Row 3: J. Adams, G. Green, J. Gross, G. Hadden, L. Lewis, T. Mogg, R. Gleason, R. Searl. Row l: D. Adams, J. Duvall, J. Dunham, M. Cross. Row 2: M. Ciampa, S. Burt,M. Blake, M. Berry, V. Congdon, D. Carey, B. Wright, J. Ballerstein, J. Comes. Row 3: C. Christman, R. Caster, A. Bates, C. Clayson, L. Bowers, J. Perock, D. Chamb- erlain, D. Blakeslee, M. Schleigh, L. Bunk, S. Bunk. with Grade Row 1: C. Mabey, K. Manko. Row 2: J. Stellrecht, G. Shaffer, M. Mosher, J. Ostrander, T. Stolberg, B. Searl, S. Nease, M. Santangelo, J. Orcutt, R. Spateholts, D. Smith. Row 3: C. Neilson, K. Odell, D. Pettit, S. Morris, M. Nagle, S. Mann, B. Kratts, C. Rung, A. Pilskans, P. Kunz, B. Kellogg. Row 1: B. VanDruff, P. Sprague, M. Swarthout, C. Smith, L. Sweet, K. Wel- ler, L. Young, J. Thompson, N. Wilson, D. Totten, E. Ingalls. Row 2: S. Swift, K. Westfall, R. Washburn, D. Swift, D. Vogel, D. Wise, L. Luzier, S. Murphy, R Swift, J. Hupp, K. Ward, K. Snyder, P. Roat, L. Seigel. Seventh Row 1: C. Woodcock, R. Snyder, E. Rambuski, P. Shaller, D. Resch, R. Wood, R. Torpey, R. Vance, Wm. Van- Horn, C. VanHorn, A. Trenkle, C. Stol- berg. Row 2: S. Little, J. Singer, R. Wakefield, K. Ward, B. Young, S. Smith, C. Thompson, D. Totten, S. Voorhees, D. Rodkey, J. Webb, D. Pilger. Row 1: S. Adams, P. Austin, S. Butts, L. Wright, B. Butts. Row 2: E. Burch, M. Davis, J. Berry, B. Botens, J. Dem- ing, C. Cassford,E. Clayson, D. Burt, R Carey. Row 3: J. Case, S. Case, K. Con- roy, C. Conklin, G. Armstrong, K. Covert, A. Bowers, L. Amundson, R. Congdon. Grade Row 1: S. Guild, D. Dougherty, R. Ed- wards, D. Harding, L. Kess, D. Gleason, R. James. Row 2: P. Gross, K. Edwards, G. Inraham, D. Duvall, J. Freeman, R. Green, M. Hull. Row 3: R. Griswold, A. Harbeck, D. Green, V. Dutton, R. Bunk, D. Dye, A. Haynes, J. Kellogg. Row 1: M. Kent, D. Kennedy, M. Lit- tle, C. Ratzel, J. Seigel, E. Pilskalns. Row 2: L. Rambuski, E. McConkey, S. Hadden, P. Nagle, J. Nease, T. Greene, D. Payne, J. Patten, T. Main, D. Pettit, C. Plants, C. Kottwitz, L. Kameck. Row 3: J. Patten, G. Klein, B. Nagy, C. Mc- Lennon, G. Mann. ww w la srnnfs . I 4 - ' A Sitting: L. Ripple, M. Lee, A. Lock- wood. Kneeling: W. Rose, K. De Groff. Standing: J. Riley, A. Pilskalns. Sitting on slide: R. Weldy, J . Riley, P. Butts, D. Congdon, R. Bump, D. Gross, M. Tay- lor, B. Cross, B. Brege, T. Matteson, M. Greek. Teacher: Miss Wright Row l: T. Culliton, P. Calhoun, C. Gor- don, J. Preston, E. Van Druff, J. Bunk. Row 2: S. Crowley, J. Strong, L. Per- ry, W. Allis, L. Benham, J. Bell. Row 3: A. Thornton, D. Burrows, T. Haynes, G. Van Der Linden, D. Lyman, D. Stom- ierosky, S. Knapp, R. Chapman, D. Witter. Teacher: Miss Wright Kinderqarteners Know' Their!! B C 's Row 1: T. Pratt, T. Resch, K. Lock- wood, G. Lee, C. Straight. Row 2: T. Roeske, M. Raub, D. Neilson, G. Mosher, R. Robinson, M. Mahon. Row 3: J. Resch, C. Holmes, M. Miller, M. J. Fuller, T. Schoonover, D. Enderle. Teacher: Mrs. Kincaid Row 1: S. Matylas, A. Edwards, C. Wi- gent, R. Williams, B. Ross. Row 2: P. Thornton, J. Meehan, T. Searl, T. Shaf- fer, W. Weller, K. Gordon. Row 3: S. Campbell, G. Long, T. Payne, M. Clark S. Winchell, B. Goldthwait, L. J ones, T, Schryver, K. Perry. Teacher: Mrs. Kincaid Row 1: K. Runyan, B. Lewandowski, M. Peterson, M. Pettit, C. Boser. Row 2: M. Gordon, M. Makarowski, J. Harding, R. Wright, D. Barber, L. DeGroff. Row 3: L. White, T. O'Del1, P. Kellogg, R. Payne, J. Riley, D. Carrier, A. Wilson, K. Jones, D. Knapp, K. Donovan. Teacher: Mrs. Thomas Row l: J. Wright, B. McConkey, T. Bris- ky, J. Wright, L. Gordon, K. Clark. Row 2: D. Blakeslee, J. Law, J. Whittaker, L. Smith, M. Colley, T. Drake, D. Carlson, F. Stanbro, R. Snyder. Row 3: K. Pie- chota, C. Dye, D. Greek, L. Shipley, L. Ludden, P. Roat, R. Burt. Teacher: Miss Carling First Graders Read See Dick Run Row 1: M. VanZwanenberg, J. Austin, F. Kelley, M. Switalski, J. Kent, T. Schoonover. Row 2: R. Smith, M. Clay- son, T. Roeske, D. Osvath, A. Baker, D. LaRose. Row 3: R. Ritchey, R. Meehan, T. Congdon, M. Bradley, A. Higby, S. Little, D. Lincoln, J. Winchell, S. Sweet, M. Shawl. Teacher: Mrs. Sortore Row l: V. Kamuda, C. Ingalls. Row 2: M. Dowd, B. Slater, C. Bartas, L. Bixby, D. Moot. Row 3: M. Van Der Linden, D. Hardman, A. Zalar, H. Dalaba, D. Smith D. Botens, M. Archibald. Row 4: D. Williams, J. Mountain, C. Napier, G. Johnson, B. Thompson, P. Perry, D. Smith. Teacher: Mrs. Hillman O 5 Row 1: A. Hadden, M. Snyder, R. Ballerstein, K. Hitchcock, K. Blake, S. J Gridley, C. Booth. Row 2: L. Williams, L. Perry, S. Davis, S. Sheridan, D. Ful- ler, J. Hupp, B. Ward, T. Jones, S. Congdon, L. Martin. Row 3: Mrs. Wolf, B. Grabbitt, P. Hamilton, R. Ratzel, D. Witter, A. Longstreet, J. Smith, M. Mcgovern, C. Newell, D. Austin. 2X2 Row l: A. VanDruff, D. Adams, L. Wigent, J. Hitchock, R. Truax, G. Ku- haneck, K. Smith, J. Edwards, M. Ras- musson, P. Slater, T. Blakeslee, D. Bunk, M. Ross. Row 2: Mrs. Mabey, B. Culli- ton, T. Marsh, W. Wright, L. Mann, G. Smith, L. Swift, L. Neilson, D. Sawaya, T. Carlin, G. Goldthwaite, T. Mosher, A. Gaeta. Teacher: Mrs. Mabey Teacher: Mrs. Wolf Second Graders Work with Numbers Row 1: S. Krivulka, L. Haley, D. Carlin, R. Rose. Row 2: B. Donovan, D. Lind- strom, M. Wright, L. Adams, L. Smith, S. Searle. Row 3: P. Williams, G. Guild, D. Vogel, T. Johnson, M. Caster, C. Makarowski, D. Wilson. Row 4: E. Williams, J. Concoy, J. Beaver, B. Tubbs, B. Bidwell, D. Bunk, M. Lyman. Teacher: Mrs. Spateholts Row 1: S. Ingalls, R. Jones, R. Young, B. Ludden, A. Gross, D. Grabbitt, T. Hughes. Row 2: R. Longstreet, J. Van Horn, D. Haynes, T. Sweet, D. Hamer, W. Slater, T. Poore, M. Covert, B. Dowd Row 3: M. Thornton, S. Weatherly, S. Chamberlin, S. Snyder, S. Sloat, M. Jones, N. Vossler, J. Bowker, L. Sweet. Teacher: Mrs. Matteson Row 1: D. Dennis, T. Van DerLinden, M. Totten, A. Moot, W. Rambuski. Row 2: T. Hadden, T. Dutton, W. Colley, R. Smith, R. Johnson, J. Orcutt, D. Blake. Row 3: S. Law, N. Sheridan, D. Perry, C. Congdon, H. Francis, M. Winchell, C. Hitchcock. Teacher: Mrs. Boyd Row 1: R. Abramowicz, M. Glow, C. Dalaba, R. Emerson, E. Kellogg. Row 2: G. Sherman, K. Merrill, T. Ramsey, A. Wetherby, D. McLennan. Row 3: C. Sargent, D. Klein, L. Orcutt, J. Torpey, D. Perry. Row 4: T. McDermott, D. Barber, B. Hosley, W. Bowers, C. Thom- son, L. Holden, J. Meehan. Teacher: Mrs. Jordan Third Graders Are jumping Ahead Row 1: J. VanDruff, R. Adams, K. Rambuski, E. Zalar, S. McConkey. Row 2: D. Schoonover, D. Feuchter, C. Mann, R. Weller, T. Chapman, D. Hughes, M. Pinney. Row 3: J. Lock- wood, J. Edwards, C. Westfall, M. Gor- don, S. Smith, J. Kent, K. Mountain, D. Strong, A. Pilskalns. Teacher: Mrs. J amesson Row 1: D. Calhoun, J. Bartas, G. Wood- ruff, B. Emerson, V. Bunk. Row 2: J. Brisky, J. Andrus, L. Thornton, L. Sweet, B. Frost, K. Donovan, W. Brad- ley. Row 3: T. L. Pettit, R. Kratts, S. Hibbard, B. Green, C. Taylor, S. Long- street, V. Pettit, M. Matteson, D. Ward. Teacher: Mrs. Chamberlain 6 X wx X K 'll NNM 1 Q L5 01 0 'gh Q a V V?- 1f ' Row 1: M. Kratts, T. VanDruff, M. Jones, D. Ramsey, R. Searle. Row 2: R. Seigell, D. Carlson, R. Caster, J. Maker, J. O-rcutt, L. Bailey, B. Young, L. Shaf- fer. Row 3: L. Niles, K. Singer, P. Reynolds, A. Perry, R. Vance, L. Lott- witz, D. Pilger, K. Hitchcock, T. Hewitt, D. Sawaya, R. Joy. Teacher: Miss Lehman Row' 1: N. Grabbitt, T. Shipley, J. Pas- tor, D. Shaller, D. Vogel, A. Smith, A. Gross. Row 2: B. Lee, A. Lincoln, T. Jones, N. Bunk, K. Campbell, D. Dye, J. Case,lC. Trenkle. Row 3: S. Freeman, A. Conklin, T. Tredway, P. Stohr, J. Greene, T. Meehan, J. Conroy, S. Krivulka, C. Mosher. Teacher: Mrs. Sheridan Fourth Graders Show and Tell Row 1: J. Mahon, D. Hamer, P. Bunk, J. Spateholts, F. Bunk, T. Wood. Row 2: R. Hall, C. McLennan, S. Crowley, M. McGovern, R. Charles, D. Dennis, K. Hadden, M. Deming. Row 3: M. Pettit, S. Kellogg, A. Botens, E. Plants, D. Wil- son, G. Enderle, T. Abbott, W. Perry, G. Durall, P. Klice, T. Johnson. Teacher: Mrs. Pugh Row 1: L. Stellrecht, J. Williams, J. Pugh, T. Strong, C. Colley. Row 2: L. Sweet, D. Wright, R. Covert, P. O'Dell C. Drake, S. Dowd, R. Wilson, T. Burt Row 3: P. Brinkwart, S. Pettit, T. Adams, G. Weber, E. Chamberlin, G. Cummins, G. Williams, M. Hamlin, C. Osvoth, P. Pilskins. Teacher: Mrs. Boyer ,J 'Tk 3.1- L1 ipii- Row l: W. Bunk, D. Kresko, G. Cross, C. Vogel, J. Taylor. Row 2: R. Searle,T. Burt, S. Abramowicz, G. Hamer, M. Culliton, L. Lucas, P. Switalski, L. Ludden, L. Beck. Row 3: P. Bump, C. Sullivan, S. Perry, L. Smith, P. Hibbard, J. Sheridan, G. McDermott, G. Knapp, K. McConkey, A. Pilskalns, Mrs. Swift. Teacher: Mrs. Swift Row l: C. Ingalls, G. Swift, P. Higby, A Smith, M. Pettit, D. Karn, B. Dye, I. Weller, R. Comes, M. Clayson. Row 2: D. Bartas, S. Congdon, L. Mann, B. Pet- it, K. McQuarrie, D. Burch, P. Green, S. Meyers, D. Washburn, D. Jones, L. Campbell, D. Schleigh, D. Jones, J. Fran cis. Teacher: Mrs. Paull Fifth Graders Are Sweatinq I t Out Row 1: S. Dalaba, C. Hughes, S. Roat, W. Sweet, T. Perry, M. Clayson. Row 2: J. Gross, V. VanZwanenberg, T. Swift L. Ludden, G. Green, K. Donovan, S. Blake. Row 3: M. Brisky, J. Covert, M. Tubbs, G. Clark, M. Meyers, J. Hewitt, M. Strong, T. Calhoun, E. Goldthwait, J. Pallas. 9 Teacher: Mr. Pallas Row 1: W. Pugh, D. Smith, M. Smith, S McLennan, R. Ramsey, D. McConkey. Row 2: S. Wright, R. Botens, M. Kent, B. Chapman, M. Merrill, J. Carlin, L. Sweet, J. Burdick, C. Kratts. Row 3: D. LaRose, D. Vogel, C. Covert, S. Taylor, V. Winchell, M. Baker, E. Kellogg, N. Vossler, M. Stolberg. Teacher: Mrs. Robertson , L? . .. P. Lucas, C. Sargent, L. Herger, J. Swi- talski. Row 2: B. Deming, B. Dean, S. Bartas, R. Ostrander, S. Johnson, S. Dougherty, G. Andrus, R. Strong, M. Miller. Row 3: G. Maker, C. Lee, S. Mahon, M. Poore, J. Hamilton, S. Thom son, L. Sweet, D. Merrill, S. Wilson, Mrs. Brown. Teacher: Mrs. Brown IWIIM ' l Q 1 4 U ' -lv M!! .. -...- ., 3 E Row l: W. Searle, L. Berry, J. Baller- stein, D. Hardman, D. Carey. Row 2: P. Bailey, T. Collard, D. Blake, W. Crow- ley, S. Davis, A. Krivulka, P. Brinkwart. Row 3: R. Beaver, D. Joy, E. VanGil- der, M. Green, R. Freeman, T. Emer- son, J. Kresko,L. Dalton, S. Burt, C. Brown, J. Whittaker. Teacher: Mr. Pettit Sixth Graders Live fmawnfiwwwf ,M Row 1: R. Butts, L. Ingalls, M. Harbeck, Days of Wine and Roses Row 1: D. Carlson,G. Rought, J. Herger, L. Stellrecht, D. Ingalls. Row 2: C. Treusdell, D. Carrier, G. Caster, R. Rey- nolds, R. Wise. Row 3: C. Mosher, S. Gordon, T. Vogel, K. Westfall, J. Botens. Row 4: J. McLennan, P. Luzier, C. Burrows, T. McIntyre, D. Botens. Row 5: V. LaRose, J. Sprague, C. Weller, D. Dennis, S. McDermott. Teacher: Mrs. Campbell Row 1: 1. Slater, M. Gross, B. Schintzi- us, J. James. Row 2: J. Setchel, G. Rat zel, T. Law, D. Carey. Row 3: T. Culli- ton, B. Sadler, C. Comes, D. Harding, T Hadden. Row 4: P. Mann, S. Lester, D. Shipley, K. Ward, D. M M. Shawl, N. Cline, M. A. Tubbs. Teacher: Mrs. Conklin f R' 'f ahon. Row 5: Miller, L. Hupp, if r Y' 60 I A 1 -at 1 .uf f Y. ,Wye l - ' l ll if cf . V, , ! ,t l ll q VU :fl fxvdwi N -' wk' N . . K ' I tl if lj yi luv ,gf Q Q ,D fwtft- X f l i I ' W fi ,W , milf l I'-X Q lf! ,. I Lfl V5 'EQ 1 df V J fl ' I ,lffjl UQ 'E 4jl'Lf 11,154 f 43 X 1,7 V 1 ,X fl' . N f Nj J gd, N JJ I A AI, -'U X fd KJ L 4 U' zrlWAbHeYia T If 1' M, Lill Abner was the musical play presented by the high school this year under the direction of Mrs. Soule, Miss Edwards, and Mrs. Dillon. Jim Hunter played Liil Abner, Allison Harbeck was Daisy Mae, Michele Miller and David Chamberlain played Mammy and Pappy Yokum, Paul Conk- lin was Marryin' Sam, and Craig Taylor played Earthquake McGoon. The Senior Choir filled in as Dogpatchers and many people from outside the choir took part. The cast enjoyed the challenge of a Broadway play and made it a big success. 61 5 Q 'Wor Rssaave ALE Q 1 .V,. 1 ' f' :eli f lr HCTIVITIES Editor-in-chief-Linda Lang, Assistant Editors-Robert Piechota, Linda Beebe, Sue Austin, Louise Wadsworth. Business Editors-William Tapp, Steve Class Editors-Jean Bowers, Craig Tay- Production Editors-JoAnn Congdon Raub, Dennis Casey, Jill Bradley, Lin- lor, Ronald Truax, Margaret Taylor, Georgia Boorom, Carla Gere, Linda da Ballerstein. Timothy Williams. Vance. Activities Editor-Cathy Reynolds Music Editor-Ray Feuchter Art Editor-Sue Howes Sports Editors-James Swift, Debbie Dean Picture not K available ,gggo llc!- AVAILABLE fS E1 Chimerian Chapter ationaf Hanoi' Society Pictured above are the members of the Cuba chapter of the 1971 Honor Society. Row l, l to r: D. Ingalls, P. Nicholson, C. Reynolds, L. Lang. Row 2: M. Taylor, W. Tapp, L. Baller- stein, M. Jamesson. Row 3: S. Raub, L. Wadsworth, J. Bowers, T. Williams. In the traditional induction ceremony presided over by President Steve Raub, the history of the organization was given by Tim Williams, the expla- nation of the terms leadership, charac- ter, scholarship and service were given by Mike Jamesson, Jean Bowers, Louise Wadsworth, and Margaret Tay- lor. Membership pins were awarded by Dr. Beck, Supervising Principal. Following the program in the auditori um, the members of the society were hosts at a tea for parents, teachers, and former members. The advisor for the local group is Mr. Herman Knowles, School Guidance Director. 1970 Homecoming Queen and her court. October 17 set the date for Cuba's fourth annual Homecoming Weekend for 1970. The street parade, which began the activities, proved to be very successful in spite of the chilly weather. The winning floats were made by the Freshman and Senior classes. The Greyhounds were defeated by Franklinville in a hard fought game 3-0. Franklinville's Tom Wilbur was chosen 'Most Valuable Player' at the conclusion of the game. The Homecoming Queen, Miss Margaret Taylor, was crowned during the half time activities. Topping off the festivities Mar- garet was honored at the annual dance held in the gymnasium with music furnished by The Electric Elves . The dance proved to be the most successful of the year. Members of Margaret's court inlcuded: Jill Bradley-Senior, Cathy Nagy-Junior, Kathy Ciampa-Sophomore, Yvonne Mahon-F re shman. CCS's 7970 1969 Homecoming Queen, Becky Bradley, crowns Margaret. Margaret Taylor, 1970 Homecoming Queen. ?-nw' rim ' , Hi 1 ,V W' .Y M . ww M3045 fl 1 W , V iz Ve ,ij A : . ,ff ...sa ' A . W I, ,f ,W avlg, gg 5 , sa, Q5?'1 ff j. A J rw ww , U , A f, Freshman float wins first prize. Senior float wins second prize WSW Homecoming Sophomore float. Junior float, :gig wms X E 5 Che Cfu Student Council Row 1: K. Seigel, S. Taylor, T. Manko, T. Oakes, D. Setch- mer, K. Sprague, B. Amundson, R. Deck, B. Amundson, N. el, M. Bresney, A. Bunk, M. Miller, G. Voorhees. Row 2: A. Collins, N. Conklin, K. James, R. Kennedy, B. Cristman, T Young, B. Dalton, Y. Mahon, M. VanZWanenberg, M. Ham- Booth, R. Elliot, V. Abbott, G. Schintzius. French Ciub and llorker Clubs Ur. 8 SrJ Row 1: D. Burt, R. Wakefield, E. Burch, D. Dye, S. Burt, P. Austin. Row 2: B. Young, M. Cross, K. Manko, R. Torpey, R. Wood, D. Resch, B. Butts, R. James. Row 3: M. Nagle, N. Wilson, S. Hall, J. Webb, M. Swarthout, P. Sprague, L. Siegel, C. Mabey. Row 4: R. Wash- burn, R. Gleason, A. Harbeck, J. Nease, C. VanDruff, K. Conroy, L. Amundson, S. Case. Row l: C. Nagy, T. Manko, T. Camp- bell, L. Kamery, J. Collins. Row 2: M. Hammer, M. Swarthout, K. Sprague, B. Cristman, P. Conklin, L. Mack, G. Schintzius, B. Burt, B. Ingalls, C. Staf- ford, P. Higby, N. Collins, M. Van- Zwanenberg. Row 3: V. Abbott, M. Mil- ler, L. Bresney, A. Fodor, C. Burch. Row 4: T. Resch, K. Seigel, N. Conk- lin, W. Ingalls. Row 5 2 S. Burt, A. Har- beck, J. Vossler, M. Rung, G. Nease, J. Setchel. :' Vi IF E: r E- ii- V! :?':: E:'E G .E:.i, ' Row 1: W. Bump, F. Klice, L. Edwards, P. Payne, C. Mitchell. Row 2: C. Green, M. Mitchell, V. Santangelo. Advisor: Miss Lounsberry. FFA and FHA Row 1: G. Santangelo, W. Payne, T. Dunlap, K. O'Dell, G. J- Rix, L- C121YS0H, C- RCYHOMS, J- Case, K- HHH1il'f0H, D- Green, D. Ingalls, W. Subject, L. Kratts, R. Washburn, P. CHTISO11- AdviSOr1 MY- Dye- Stubbs. Row 2: M. VanDruff, W. Butts, W. Kratts, S. Burt, l Sitting: S. Congdon, B. Luzier, R. Elliot, L. Bresney, V. Kresko, L. Edwards, M. Swarthout, J. Bowers, B. Christ- Santangelo, K. Sprague. Standing: G. Thomson, F. Klice, D. man, J. Joy, B. Vogel, S. Scott, R. Deck. FNA and FTA Row 1: C. Bunk, M. Lajeunesse, M. Swarthout, K. Seigel, B. Bresney, D. Kresko, J. Reynolds. Row 3: R. Snyder, P. Hig- Kresko, J. Joy, L. Snyder, S. Hamilton, T. Resch, J. Voss- by, D. DeRock, M. Freeman, K. Davis, M. Rung, P. Conk- ler, M. VanZwanenberg, R. Deck, B. Ingalls. Row 2: T, Les- lin, M. Miller, M. Taylor, R. Piechota, W. Burt, A. Fodor, S. ter, S. Burt, N. Collins, N. Smith, A. Jamesson, L. Nelson, Plants, T- Booth, S- Swier- S. Lester, C. Gere, C. Karn, W. Ingalls, K. Mosher, T. Bunk, L. ome Enchanted veninq Some Enchanted Eveningl' was the setting for the ju- sic by the Ex-L's,'. Cathy Chamberlain and Tim Williams were selected as queen and king While Steve Raub, class president, crowned the queen. The queer1's court was repre- sented by the following attendants: Mary Steen-Senior, Freshman. 2 nior prom held May 29th in the C.C.S. gym, dancing to mu- Kathi Searl-Junior, Alice Fodor-Sophomore, Cathy Kam- senior, Lisa Bresne -'unior Laurie Burt-so homore, and 5 Christmas Prom Dancing to music furnished by the 4'FreeWill,', the senior prom was held January 2, 1971. Georgia Boorom, selected as queen, was crowned by class president Tim Williams. As- sisting Georgia also was Robert Appleby, chosen as king. The queen's court was the following: Mary Lajeunesse- Taine Resch-freshman attendant. Banner Carriers Nfaf 8 M Senior Band Color Guard Cadet Band junior Band Boy 's E!ementary Choir Girl's Elemen junior H iqh Choir tary Choir Senior Choir Popu Iar Music Group S SPUPTS 5,,,xxi 'Q T'! f17Tfi'T f wfgfl EET: ,xg N 1221 A 35 't 4 n 1 :i'1 EW :ww ,mlpm r K gf- :JW 'A ROW 13 D- Barber, fM21HHgCfJ, G- S3H'fHI1g610, T- MHHICO, J. Amundson, J. Swift, R. Feuchter, R. Amundson, M. James- Hunter, A. Rudy, J. Bradley, J. Setchel, M. Bunk. Row 2: son, G, Green, J. Burch. Coach Mosher, L. Kamery, T. Lester, T. Searl, S. Raub, R. Varsity Football The football team of 1970 had a record of 4 Wins, 2 losses, and 1 tie. The team tied for a second place posi- tion for the second year in a row. The captains of the team were Tom Man- ko and Steve Raub. Tom Manko was a 99 yard run for a touchdown, the longest run in school history. Six boys from the team made the Seneca Con- ference All Star Team: Steve Raub, Mike Bunk, Tom Manko, Tom Lester, Lee Kamery, and Jerry Setchel. Mr. Sheridan served well as assistant coach for another season this fall. Row 1: C. Mosher fManagerJ, A. Bunk, T. Beebe, D. Wil- UCY, R- Poore, W. Amundson, W, Poore, G- Swier, W- Green liams, K. Odell, G. Frost, W. James, D. Setchel, R. Vance, B. R- Webb, W- Clafk, W- KTHUS, T- 021468, Coach OTUZ- Little. Row 2: S. Taylor fManagerj, R. Kennedy, M. Pin- ,Z M Foo tba II The J.V.'s showed a great deal of tude and congratulations to the team with a 10-0 record in the Seneca Con- enthusiasm and desire during the 1970 for a job well done. The last two sea- ference. season. Coach Ortiz expressed grati- sons with J .V.'s have gone undefeated i 1 Varsity Squad: Row l: J. Swift, S. Raub, B. Clarligl. Setchel. Row 2: J. Schleigh, B. Davis, R. Amundson, T. Williams, R. Feuchter, G. Nease, L. Kamery, J. Hunter. V V 7 ' Coach: Mr. R. Harbeck 1 , W. Basketbaii V ' If f I -' w Junior Varsity Squad: Row 1: B. Amundson, M. Young, M. Pinney. Row 2: D. Managers: T. Beebe, D. Barber Setchel, D. Webb, W. Green, W. Poore, G. Swier, M. Conklin, L. Sweet, G. Frost, D. Smith. Coach: Mr. V. Ortiz F J 83 Row 1: T. Dunlap, W. Green, G. Green, K. Hillman, G. Borden, T. Karst, T. Wil- liams, S. Raub, W. Tapp, T. Setchel, J. Williams, R. Mosher. Row 2: B. Baller- stein, T. Manko, J .Manko, R. Piechota, J. Bradley, K. Brown, D. Wilson, B. Mabey, B. Kelly, J. Hammer, D. Stechel fManagerj. Row 3: T. Butts, B. Little, G. Santangello, J. Setchel, K. O'Dell, N. Conklin, L. Kratts. Basebali and Track 70 Track Coach R. Mosher Baseball Coach R. Harbeck A-'Maia Ahh Row 1: D. Williams, J. Burch, W. Clark, B. Cummins, L. The track team in 1970 had a record of 3 Wins and 4 losses. They came in fourth in the county meet. Tom Set- chel nearly tied a school record. He ran the 100 yard dash in l0:l, one tenth of a second off the school record. The 440 relay team, Tom Manko, Tom Setchel, Jim Manko, and Bill Ballerstein, did break the school record. The baseball team in 1970 had an overall record of 8 wins and 3 losses. The league record was 4 Wins-2 losses, and they tied with Bolivar for a second place position. Bob Clark and Jack Burch did most of the pitching, limiting the opposition to an average of 4 hits per game. Bob pitched a no-hitter in the Angelica game. Bob Amundson and J ack Burch had batting averages over .400 and the team had an average of 309. W. Lewis, R. Amundson, T. Searl, G. Nease, R. Washburn Kamery, T. Botens, M. Bunk, T. Beebe. Row 2: M. Young fmanagefj, Coach Harbeck, Cmanagerj, T. Lester, R. Clark, R. Amundson, C. Hamilton, Wrestlers Row 1: S. Little, Manager. Row 2: D. Stafford, D. Karst, S. Burt, K. Odell, K. Stubbs, L. Kratts, W. Ingraham, G. Sant- angelo, W. Payne, R. Washburn, M. Bresney, B. Little. Row 3: Coach Mosher, W. Lewis, R. Amundson, G. Green, S. Taylor, G. Brinkwart, T. Manko, W. 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