Cuba Central School - Gargoyle Yearbook (Cuba, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1973 volume:

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Lastly, the third hope is that you leave us with a positive at- titude toward life, so that you have a clear idea about the world of work, study and family living. Remember with confidence the years ahead will be an interesting Dr. Beck resigned effective Mar. 16, 1973 J climb for you. There should be many exciting experiences just beyond each level. The voyage itself is more important man reaching the peak. Good luck and God's speed. Dr. Saul S, Beck Supervising Principal ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL BUSINESS MANAGER Mr, James Boyd Mr. David O'Dell Acting Principal Mar. - June 1973 BOARD OF EDUCATION: Seated: Mrs. William Fox, Mr. Richard Klein, Presidentg MI. Robert Smith, Vice President. Standing: Rev. Li. Curtis Conklin, Dr. Raymond Long. so 3 'X is GUIDANCE Mr Norbert Perry, Chair- man Mr Herman Knowles Mrs. Con- SECRETARIES Seated Mrs. Virginia Harbeck Mrs Evelyn Steen SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST Standrng Mrs Wanda Hedden, Mrs. Marjorre Clapp Mrs Dorothy Mr Alfred Tucker ENGLISH Mrs Barbara McGarvey, Mrs Bess1eD1l1on, Mr Stephen MATH Mr Gary Enderle Charr Srkora Mrs Nancy Cole Absent: Mrs MarJor1e Bly Charrrnan man M1ssL1ndaWenke Mrss A WWW SCIENCE: Miss Marty Moyer, Mr. Richard Abbott, Mrs. Janet Prentice, Mr. David Sheridan, Chairman. SOCIAL STUDIES: Seated: MI. John Simon, Mr. Charles Williams, STUDY HALL: Mrs. Donnalyn Chairman. Standing: Mr. Derwood Say, Mrsgirol Aiken. . Swier, Mrs. Clara Smith, . Z WW ' 4 X ,LX Q? I My I J iiiiiliir -Q X wi X595 avg. ,ia BUSINESS: Mr. Ronald Rowley, Chair many Mrs. Jeanne Williams PHYS-E131 Standing: Mr, Ronald Mosher, Miss Patricia Rawson, Mr, Why nie? Gary Wight, Seated: Miss Doris Gallose, Mr. Ralph Ilarlaeck, Chairman. W ' fI!,.f i.,-Q -twrfsx-N or A IND-ARTS: Seated: Mr. Earl Stellrecht, Chairman. Standing: Miss ART: Mrs. Wendy Iviqlaiigliliii, Linda Lounsberry, Mr. Melvin Dye. Mr, Chester Swier, Chairnian, HF lwgilpr QW A iisgifill it MUSIC: Miss Helen Perkins, Mr. David Batcistoni, Mrs. Pauline Weart, Chairman . I Wil M ,WN .isis PA G 0 Hui L0 STUDENT TEACHERS: Mr. Jose Gonzalez, Mr, William Reed, Mr, Dan- LANGUAGE: Mr. Paul Carls, iel McDermott, Miss Carol Young, Mr, Kenneth Lineman. Absent: Mrs, Cllaiflllfillz Mr. Victor Ortiz. Diana Stoneberg . a SCHOOL NURSE: Mrs. Beverly Harding. ai An LIBRARY STAFF: Mrs. Ariel Williams, Librariang Mrs, Joanne Setchel, DRIVER TRAINING: Mr. Donald Mrs. Jean Re-sch, Mrs. Georgia Wigent, Library Aides. Ahl. ' s 4 C AI .A -If . , 4311251575545 -Q ,X-' ', v,...,g::'.2Z::'- 3 ,. ,,,. Ibm 7-TT -'vi f 5 ' I I X ,sy,:IiiEiQ52'E3x?Q2l3ggfgIffff5?5fifEg REMEDIAL READING: Mrs. Shirley Pugh, Chairman: Mrs. Joanne Uurlcl, SPEECH THERAPY: Miss Marilee Mrs . Freda Pytcher . Lied erbach . 1 l HIGH SCHOOL CIAFETERIA: Mrs. lola Yaw, Mrs. Shirley Rambuski, Mrs, Mary Lou Cummins, Mrs, Ruth Wilkinson, Cafeteria Managerg Mrs, Ruth Davis, A n -M fx . CUSTODIANS: Seated: Mr. William Smith, Mrs. Bethel Feuchter. Truckin' down the hallway Standing: Mr. David Washburn, Mr. David Bell, Mr, Harold Feuchter, Head Custodiang Bob Sherman, Mr. Royal Marsh. MONITORS: Mrs, Beverly Abbott, Mrs, Marty Stellrecht. ,.,1 . ' ,, ,. 4 . A Zu.. Z 'rf -1535? . :A . ,,,. ,- ri Q ELEMENTARY CAFETERIA: Mrs. Mary Campbell, Mrs. Rose Calhoun, Mrs, Jean Bump. ll BUS DRIVERS: Mr. Rockwell Stafford, Mrs, Betty Appleby, Mr, Howard Swift, Bus Supervisorg Mrs, Justine Weller, Mr. Dean Kecsler, Mr. Robert Lester, Mr, Alvin Jordan, Mr. Clifford Karn, Mr. Nelson Burt, Mr. Francis Winchell, Mr, James Bump, Mr, Donald Washburn, Mr, Edward Gross. Absent: Mrs. Paula Amundson, Mr, Robert Clayson, Mr. Robert Johnson. K W O D n fll ,..- 5 gQ.:?Rf,,X U. i, X v4 IKQTQX -A V l ,A g Q 1 X 'I v 1 A ' ' 5 ,YQ f - ' 3 ma N' yu 0 ' 1, -1 fm 55 'WT , Ni We . ' v J Q Qgj J 42 D X2 M V fx Q J. ' R 5 .-af' W..A 5 N, R S Ll, GJ kQ - QQPD 1 ga gixp , Um L3 5 5 ' - N41 . ' x V 1 WSXQW V gb . ' , W - 1 , ,A - I ','., A ,f f T ! I X ,Q . . '1g,1, 5 I :':?:,-V 'fe v, .E A, ,,:4,-494' 437-Ziliii' 35-f41aiY?i51 EI? g ff f 1- ff -5 3 5' V n ,X LX Nagnbhiir Row One: Valerie Ludden, Jean VanDerLinden. Row Two: Lynn Piechota, Annette Wilmot, Mar- ina Stohr, Barbara Fitzpatrick, Mark McGovern. Row Three: Rhonda Rnnyan, Robert Pettit, Linda Perry, Shawn Magee, Vicky Vanliorn, Samuel Lockwood. Row Four: Thomas Frnngillo, Greg Curtin, Michelle Rasmusson, Michael Ingalls, Beth Cole, Kristi Say. In Window: Christo- pher Jones. Miss jane Wright KINDERGARTEN - A .M. Row One: Cheryl Robinson, Mi- chelle Burch, Amy Pfonts, Ra- chelle Trnax, David Williams, Stacie Ritchey. Row Two: Kelly Kauffman, Kl1IllV1'lglll, Kathy Bradley. Row Three: Tanya Lnn- dy, Patrick Frank, Stacy Good- win, Kirk Lee, Lisa Ortiz. Row Fonrg Dan Rogers. Row Five: Cathy Sikora, Barbara Ward, Kris- tina Cady, Dennis Botens. Mrs, Jo Ann Viglietta KINDERGARTEN - A .M. 1 Row One: Dawn Hughes, Deirdre Petrovieh, Shawn Metz, William Sheridan, Row Two: Gary Drake Elizabeth Lipera, Kathryn lleintz Row Three: Tammie DeRock, Danny Hibbard, Pamela Emerson, Merle Shelley. Row Fonr: Cyn- thia Payne, David Place, Darcy Homnth. Miss Jane Wright KINDERGARTEN - P .M. Row One: Steven Mountain, Kathy Kottwitz, Amy Pettit, Jimmy Burt, Ronald Kelley, Lee Archibald, Mike Bradley, Ricky Sargent, Edythe Shaffer. Row Two: Billy Witherell, Lisa Baker Tracy Haley, Jennifer Smith, Bonnie Easterly, Lynn Schermer- horn, Ronald Kajanzian, Tammy Keesler. Row Three: Linda Co- vert, Raymond Shawl, Mary Kay Rinker, Sandra Green, Kevin Burlingame, Amy Carpenter, Todd Jones, Jackie Bowker, Den- ise Pilger . Mrs. Donna Sortore GRADE ONE Row One: Teresa Hamer, David Taylor, Lisa Frederick, Edward Snyder, Kevin Tyler, Lori Moore. Row Two: Ellyn Culliton, Tim Hardy, Mark Hurlburd. Row Three: Laurette Booth, Blair Bur- dick, Terri Maurer, Colleen Kel- ley, Bonnie Osgood, Sherrie Kub- ic. Row Four: Mark Whittaker, Eva Miles. Mrs. Jo Ann Viglietta KINDERGARTEN - P.M. Row One: Nancy lockwood, Tina Homuth, Michael Peterson. Row Two: Thomas Geise, Barbara Becker, Kim Edwards, Arlene Stimson, Brian DeGroff. Row Three: Leslie Rogers, Craig Mar- tin, Seth Beck, Amy Rasmusson, Lin Makarowski. Row Four: Mi- chelle Easterly, Shane Stillman, Adam Heintz, John Slater, Trac- ey Wallenberg, Michael Congdon Row Five: Amy Simmons, Alison Lewandowski, Karl Shields, Fred- erick Osmun, David Gaeta. Miss Nancy Andolina GRADE ONE gg A . ' ,r1,,1r Row One: Timothy Pratt, Timo- thy Culliton, Kimberly Wallen- berg, Penny Calhoun, Jack Bunk, Brian Borden. Row Two: Mich- ael Taylor, Kimberly Lockwood, William Rose, Sara Matylas, James Riley, Alan Lockwood. Row Three: Gayle VanDerLinden Glen Long, Amy Thornton, Keith Perry, Dale Neilson. Row Four: Lonn Benham , Mark Stolberg, Steven Knapp, Staci Winchell, Kevin Fitzpatrick. Mrs. Barbara Spateholts GRADE TWO Row One: Gene Lee, Dennis Bunk, Douglas Rettig. Row Two: Jewel Barber, James Cusimano, Trisha Rose. Row Three: Larry VanHorn, Regina Houston, Made- line Lipira, Ronald Stillman. Row Four: Vicki Dunlap. Row Five: Phoebe Hardy, Virginia Dalaba, Jeffrey Wright. Mrs. Juanita Hillman GRADE ONE Row One: Rene Robinson, Timo- thy Frederick, Sherry Campbell, Cathy Hamer, Matthew Greek, Michael Lee, Paula Butts. Row Two: Eric VanDruff, Terry Payne, Randy Snyder, James Bell, Betty Stroup, Timothy Schryver, Amy Edwards, Row Three: Mark Mill- er, Penny Kellogg, Judy Frede- rick, Donald Johnson. MIS. Sharon Matteson GRADE TWO Row One: Michael Clark, Gloria Mosher, Denise Harvey, Doug Gross, Chris Wigent, Jeff Strong. Row Two: Trena Resch, Bruce Ross, Mark Mahon, Joel Preston, Barry Cross. Row Three: Arcadia Pilskalns, Gil Hamer, Tracy Roeske, Michael Raub, Tom Shaf fer, Kevin De Groff, Lori Ripple. Row Four: Jeannine Riley, Robert Olin, John Hardy. Row Five: Douglas Thomson, Tammy Matte son, Douglas Witter. Mrs. Wilma Wolf GRADE TWO Row One: Daphne congdon, Tom Cappellini, Ronnie Williams, Douglas Lopes. Row Two: Willi- am Allis, Tracy Searls, Richard Bump, Jacqueline Meehan, Ron- nie Chapman. Row Three: Laura Perry, Jeffrey Resch, Jodie Camp- bell, William Weller, Tracy Hay- nes. Row Four: Denise Stomiero- sky, Brad Goldthwait, Dean Bur- rows, Mary Jo Fuller, David En- derle, Enzo Longo, Becky Schul- tz, Debbie Lyman Mrs, Mary Jane Mabey GRADE TWO Row One: Margaret Van Zwanen berg, Matthew Young, Daren Vo gel, Mara Lynn Pettit, Jamie Peckham. Row Two: Michelle Peterson, Brian Lewandowski, Scott Love, Mary Lou Archibald , Colleen Ryan. Row Three: Thomas Burt, Lisa Smith, Henry Dalaba, John Ryan. Row Four: Gale Johnson, Cheryl Dye. Mrs, Kalope Jamesson GRADE THREE Row One: Mary Switalski, Melo- dy Crandall. Row Two: Jill Austin, Darla Hardman, Jim Law, Kay Piechota, Mary Gordon, Lauri Bixby, Row Three: Danny Car- rier, Roby Meehan, Frank Kelly, Lyle Adams, Alan Becker, Janet Mountain, Ricky Smith. Row Four: Jeff Winchell, Dawn La- Rose. Row Five: Albert Wilson, Carol Napier, LeAnn Shipley, Margaret Bradley, Patrick Perry, Fay Stanbro. Mrs. Virginia Chamberlain GRADE THREE Row One: Julie Kent, Kathleen Donovan, Lois Ludden, Michael Makarowski, Jamie Harding. Row Two: Shelly Sweet, Melody Shawl, Paula Roat, Betty Slater, A. J. Higby, Tammy Roeske. Row Three: Lisa DeGroff, Dina Greek, David Lincoln, Theresa Drake, Thomas Congdon, Mat- thew Colley, Douglas Blakeslee. Row Four: Ricky Payne, Andrew Baker, Claudia Perera. Row Five: Kaldonna Runyon, Chris Ingalls. Mrs. Etelka Paull GRADE THREE Row One: Joe Wright, Dianne Smith, Steven Tyler, Bonnie Scott, Kelly Clark. Row Two: Darren Barber, Douglas Moot, Deanna Smith, Jim Wright, Donna Knapp. Row Three: Rebecca Stolberg, Debra Botens, Robyn Ritchey, Andrew Zalar, Julie Whittaker , Michael Vander Linden . Row Four: Steven Little, Terri O'Dell, Kristene Jones, Katherine Lipira, Michael Dowd. Mrs. Jane Boyd GRADE THREE Row One: Michele Cusimano, Stephanie Sheridan, JoAnn Swain, Marilyn Caster , Cindy Fairbanks, Gerry Guild, Patty Slater, Tina Hughes. Row Two: Chet Booth, Andy Gaeta, Lon Sweet, Mark Jones, Millie Covert. Row Three: Melinda Rasmusson, Diana Bunk, Stephanie Congdon, Gregory Smith, Dale Hammer, Walter Sla ter, Steven Snyder, Barbara Grab- bitt, Jill Bowker, Julie Smith, Blake Tubbs, Katie Blake. Mrs, Margaret Swift GRADE FOUR Row One: Alan Hadden, Mark Wright, Larry Neilson, Deanna Petrovich, Brian Culliton. Row Two: Cheryl Newell, Susan Da- vis, Karen Hitchcock, John Con- roy, Greg Goldthwait, Mike Ly- man. Row Three: Mike Savard, Debbie Haynes, Mark Snyder, Lisa Haley, Debra Witter, Wendy MacWilliams, Patricia Hamilton. Row Four: Susan Chamberlin, Douglas Grabbit, Alvn Vandruff, Denise Sawaya, Dennis Wallen- berg, Ronald Yong, Todd Sweet, Tammy Poore, Mr. Thomas Chandler GRADE FOUR Row One: Dale Adams, Amy Ma- gee, Dana Bunk, Todd Johnson. Row Two: Mike Ross, Debbie Wil son, Peggy Williams, Rhonda Tru- ax, Lisa Campbell. Row Three: Brian Donovan, Carl Makarowski, Robert Fitzpatrick, Larisa Wigent. Row Four: Brenda Dowd, Karin Smith, Dawn Sloat, Ricky Ratzel, Joan VanHorn. Row Five: Danny Fuller, Nancy Vossler, Debora Dille, Mike Sinclair, Mary Beth Mitchell, Sara Weatherly, Brenda Ward. Mrs, Barbara Sheridan GRADE FOUR Row One: Susan Cappellini, Tam my Ramsey, Donna Calhoun, My- rillyn Glow, William Bradley, Robert Hoffman, Scott Jordan, Kevin Donovan, Robert Weller. Row Two: Jerry Orcutt, Howard Hardy, Michael Cassidy, Butch Holden, Ronald Kratts, Cindy Sar gent. Row Three: Stephen Hib- bard, Vickie Pettit, Reine Place, Vicki Schultz. Row Four: Sally Nicholson, Nora Sheridan, Mar- lene Matteson, Julie Hardy, Mrs. Mary Jane Swift GRADE FIVE ,Ri V J., Row One: Jim Robinson, Marcia Stimson. Row Two: Barbara Lud- den, Toby Marsh, Lisa Martin, Allison Gross, Tammy Blakeslee, Stephanie Searle. Row Three: Robert Jones, Ray Rose, Todd Mosher, Robert Ballerstein, Mike Napier, Luann Smith. Row Four: Lisa Perry, Albert Cappellini, Susan Ingalls, Sarah Krivulka, Brian Bidwell. Row Five: Jay Ed- wards, Jean Ann Swain, Lena Mann, John Hupp, Margaret Mc- Govern, Todd Hardy. Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Gross GRADE FOUR Row One: Ray Adams, Donna Strong, Tamie Hadden, Mark Tot ten, Ann Switalski, Brian Fitz- patrick. Row Two: William Col- ley, Steve Smith, Kathy McEl- heny, Sharon Law, Jody Edwards. Row Three: Katy Mountain, Brad Green, Steve Kingston, Doug Bar- ber, Loyd Swain, Dana Klein. Row Four: Teresia McDermott, Grant Woodruff, Bonnie Hosley, Tara Pettit, Jan Kent. Mr. Richard DiMartino GRADE FIVE Row One: Karen Macwilliams, Barbara Osgood, Terry VanDer- Linden, Valerie Bunk, Andy Moot, Richie Tyler, Gary Sher- man. Row Two: Becky Emerson, Brian Frost, Dwayne Hughes, Jeff Meehan, Doug McLennan, Robin Smith, Deena Perry. Row Three: Jim Torpey, Lloyd Sweet, Cindy Resch, Cathy Thompson, Mary Pinney, Cathy Congdon, Marci Winchell, Joyce Lockwood, Tom Osgood, Blair Emerson. Miss Sandra Columbo GRA DE FIVE Row One: Thomas Meehan, Ricky Vance, Dennis Sawaya, Tom Strong, Karl Kottwitz. Row Two: Michael Deming, Susan Krivulka, Lydia Shaffer, Jody Mahon, Tracy Wood, Carol McLennon, Ann Lincoln, Jeanne Pugh, Brenda Young, Douglas Bunk, Gary Du- vall, Dennis Ramsey. Row Three: Anita Conklin, Peter Brinkwart, Allison Cole, Deborah Dye, Jim Green, Joyce Case. Mrs. Mary Boyer GRADE SIX Row One: Cheryl Taylor, Debra Ward, Jeannine Weinhauer, Caro- lyn Dalaba, Joe Andrus, Kathy Rambuski, Diane Feuchter , Wandnetta Rambuski, Joyce Van- Druff, Michael Ungermann, Doug Dennis, Tim Chapman. Row Two: Clinton Mann, Amy Weth- erby, Rick Abramowicz, Andy Pilskalns, Mike Gordon. Row Three: Doug Perry, Eva Kellogg, Lorie Orcutt, Robin Johnson, Mike Lewe, Hal Francis. Mrs. Sally Jordan GRADE FIVE Row One: Douglas Pilger, Russell Seigel, Gordon Enderle, Tim Johnson, Rick Hall, James Spate- holts, Scott Kingston, Mark Kratts, Ted Cassady, Shari Crowley. Row Two: James Cappellini, Tom Adams, Alvin Gross, Kelley Campbell, Lynn Stellrecht, Faye Bunk, Peggy Stc-hi Maureen Mc- Govern, Lee Sweet, Helen Dille, Shelly Dowd, Beth Chamberlin, Tammi Abbott. Mrs. Lula Campbell GRADE SIX Row Two: David Shaller, Ralph Joy, James Pastor, Mike Pettit, Debbie Wilson, David Dennis, Jerry Winell, Stewart Freeman, Pattie Reynolds, Russell Wilson, Tim Hewitt, Michele Jones, Jack- ie Conroy. Row One: Robin Searle, Dawn Petrovich, Terry Shipley, Dessie Hamer, Alan Per- ry, Andy Botens, Elizabeth Plants, Charmaine Mosher. Mr. Duncan Pettit GRADE SIX Row One: Richard Caster, Kelly Hitchcock, Peter Switalski, Nick Bunk, Paul Pilskalns, Brenda Lee, Susan Pettit, Walter Perry, Greg Williams, Norman Grabbitt, Jack Orcutt, Teresa VanDruff, Row Two: Laurie Bailey, Christine Drake, William Hoffmann, Tam- my Burt, Susan Kellogg, Greg Weber, Greg Cummins, Pamela O'dell, Della Vogel, Cindy Colley Susan Shear. Mrs. Genevieve Robertson GRADE SIX N4 if 3+ Q ,ikl ' U 'N , 4,3 27 Ag Z Q u? fra, - ' - 'ul I fA-.A .. 4 Ui f , vw , ,,2 , y f i 1 T , ., 1 'MT hw! llfll gf liltufv 5 'I X X fi B-3 47'-,Q I gal .i 5' T' 1 -- f Vx 'z W 'sry' ' .ii Jigga?-,.g. huqjwl uv 15 Y 44 41 . It at hi K A I X NN .. of XX N J , , Q I li Sir, K :L , ..L.- ,.In J' g Q L55 f V W 5 11, . . '44- I N Q 6 ' President: Guy Cross Vice-president: Lonnie Kent Secretary: Karen Donovan Treasurer: Justin Francis lass 0 7 Row One: Paul Switalski, Rockie Searle, Vincent VanZwanenberg, Dawn Smith, Jennifer Taylor, Irene Weller, DeeDee Schleigh, Sheila Roat, Wendy Sweet, lean Sheridan, Linda Smith, Lori Sweet, Lisa Robinson, Pam Sch- ultz, Mary Strong, Melissa Stol- berg, Row Two: Tim Ramsey, Carlene Vogel, Tom Swift, Den- nis Vogel, Asher Smith, Dan Sa- vard, Scott Taylor, Don Wash- burn, Vicki Winchell, Marcia Tubbs, Nina Vossler. Row One: Bill Bunk, Wendy Barber, Todd Ashby, Julie Burdick, Guy Cross, Steve Dougherty, Susan Abramo- witz, Justin Francis, Marsha Clayson, Ellen Cappellini, Alex Cole. Row Two: Rob- ert Comes, Debbie Dalaba, Terri Calhoun, Robbie Bot- ens, Gary Clark, Diana Burch, Matthew Clayson, Brenda Dye, Janet Covert, Sherry Blake, Jo Love, Mike Culliton. Row Three: Pam Bump, Lori Campbell, Beth Chapman, Karen Donovan, Susan Congdon, Terry Burt. Row One: Kelly McQuarrie, Donna Karn, Eric Goldth- wait, Cristine Kratts, Linda Lucas. Row Two: Edna Kellogg, Dean LaRose, Gary Knapp, Mark Pettit, Lonnie Kent, Gordon Green, Craig Ingalls, Bill Pugh, Marc Kingston. Row Three: Linda Mann, Robert Macwilliarns, Jeff Peckham, Terry Perry, Art Pilskalns, Jeff Hewitt, Stuart McLennan, Cindy Hughes, Georgianna Mc- Dermott. Row Four: Bar- bara Pettit, Debbie Jones, Penny Greene, Pat Hibbard, Sharlene Perry, Paige Hig- by, JoAnn Gross, Gale Ham- er, Danette Kresko. X ALR - -' f ,Q-f.ifizjif!i:l5fY3S5f5JXlTfL5 Row One: Julie Herger, Mark Gross, Dale Hardman, Tina Law, John James, Tracy Hadden, Melanie Harbeck, Darcy Harding, Patti Lucas, Linda Ingalls, Lil Herger, Dennis Ingalls. Row Two: Bobbie Hoffman, Michelle Miller, Debbie Mahon, Linda Hupp, Patti Luzier, Judy McLennan, Therese Mclntyre, Patty Mann, Janeen Kresko, Suzanne Johnson, Maryann Green, Darlene Joy, Andy Krivul- ka. Row Three: Steve Mahon, Chuck Lee, Verne LaRose, Scott McDermott, Gordon Green, Bob Ostrander, Mike Miller, Tim Main. Row One: Glenda Rought, Carol Truesdell, Debby Shipley, Kathy Ryan, Gail Ratzel. Row Two: Jan Weinhauer, Joanna Setchel, Lois Stellrecht, Rebecca Wise, Karla Ward, Cynthia Weller. Row Three: Sharon Wilson, Suz- anne Thomson, Lynn Sweet, Ann Tubbs. Row Four: Michael Shawl Richard Reynolds, Charlie Weitz, Bob Strong, Bill Searle, John Switalski. Row Five: Mike Poore, Mike Robinson, Joe Slater, Brad Schintzius. Row Six: Tim Vogel, Greg Voorhees, Jim Sprague, John Whittaker . , it Row One: Torn Culliton, Theresa Emerson, Loranda Berry, Bonnie Dean, Penny Bailey, Eileen Fitz- patrick, Duane Carey, Gordon Caster. Row Two: Karen Bennett, Dana Carey, Paul Brinkwart, Connie Burrows, Janet Botens, Ruth Beaver, 'Bruce Deming. Row Three: Wendy Crowley, George Farwell, Lucy Dalton, Neil Cline, Cindy Braun, Glenn Andrus, Doro- thy Dewey, Darcy Botens, Charles Conklin, Bob Carey, Judy Baller- stein, Shelly Burt, Becky Freeman, Randy Butts, David Carrier, Class 0 777 Vice-president: Wendy Crowley President, Mike Miller Secretary and Treasurer. Carol Truesdell Row One: Bob James, Cindy Hoff man, Melody Hull. Row Two: John Nease, Murray Kent, Linda Kess, George Ingraham, Don Gleason, Dana Harding, Alvin Haynes, Joyce Kellogg, Doug Kennedy. Row Three: Peter Na- gle, Randy Griswold, Leslie Ka- rneck, Cindy Kottwitz, Roger Green, Sam Hadden, Carter Mc- Lennan. Row Four: Guy Mann, Amy Harbeck, Dawn Greene. Row One: Debbie Fairbanks, Kel- ly Edwards, Danny Fitzpatrick, . John Freeman, Ernie Burch. Row Two: Kathy Cappellini, Joni Deming, Donna Duvall, Renee Congdon, Lynn Amundson, Steve Butts, Jeanette Case, Susan Case -1 WWW ' il L pref Q E . 5 Kim Conroy, Ann Bowers, Susan Adams. Row Three: Rick Bunk, Jim Berry. Row Four: Joe Gross, W Q Boume Buffs. Bfad1SY Bofensf , ,J - --F' 1 2 DSHHIS DW, John Adams. Karen . ' ,',. W , . 1' Covert, Carl Cassford, Jim Comes, 1, . . . . f lryl ss A.rl M P Phillip Austin, Doug Burt, Robin ,W . N E . t Q' Edwards, Eric Clayson, Monte Da- . if f u vis, Dusty Doughtery. ,A,5fg3g3,iN4i3m3Qgrf.I. x LLM, xi , ing, Lewifiift ' 5i. if5L:ff'L' gf. ' 'L :Xu W '4J:i'?:,' ef 1' -'sftiilng N 2 ' JM ,H .V V ' S 1 .s'2f,9f1 Wffrf. J f,,, A :lv :-ifmf li ZJ, in 1 'A it if -,- k A, '--' - -- ' if Row One: Joni Thompson, Jim Webb, Carole Ratzel, Eve Pil- skalns, Rose ,Snyder , Dorothy Payne, Kerry Ward. Row Two: Rick Wood, Ed Rambuski, Paul Shaller, Tish Stimson, Bob Nagy, Jeff Patten, Janet Peckham , Row Three: Dave Resch, Susan Smith Becky Young, David Sinclair, Robin Torpey, Jennifer Patten, Denise Totten. Row Four: Dave Rodkey, Jill Seigel, Randy Vance, Bill VanHorn, Diane Pettit, Col- ette Plants, Kathy Stolberg, Randy Wakefield, Pat Ryan, Charles VanDruff. X L ,l, Class 0 775 Treasurer: Kathy Odell Vice-president: Tim Swift Secretary: Annette Stimson President: Pat Sprague Row One: Cindy Mabey, Diane Kazanjian, Sharon Morris, Carol Neilson, Pat Kunz, Kathy Odell, Row Two: Nancy Joy, Margaret Nagle, Sue Mann, Betty Kratts, Tim Ostrum, Paul Malzahn, Jim Karn. Row Three: Karen Manko, Betty Kellogg, John Adams, Lloyd Lewis, Loren Luzier, Tom Mogg, Tom Oakes, Mark Mosher, Steve Nease, Tom Law. Row One: Linda Bowers, Regina Caster, Carrie Christman, Pam Higby, Melissa Berry, Val Cong- don, Cindy Clayson, Alice Cap- pellini, Melanie Blake. Row Two Pam Gross, Val Congdon, Sue Hall, Debbie Chamberlain, Paula Dalton, Debbie Blakeslee, Sandy Bunk, Norma Grabbitt, Joyce Hol- den, Melinda Harbeck, Darlene Carey. Row Three: Joe l-lupp, Jim Gross, Bob Gleason, Greg Cole, Dave Hardman, George Had den, Chris Hamilton, Jim DeRock, Rick Dowd, Mark Cross, Gary Green, Jim Ballerstein. Row One: Kathy Snyder, Annette Stimson, Pat Sprague, Lisa Sweet, Athena Pilskalns, Kathy Ward. Row Two: Linda Peckham, Lois Seigel, Carol Rung, Nora Wilson, Debbie Totten, Diane Pettit. Row Three: John Stellrecht, Kathy Weller, Martin Santangelo, Charles Ungerman, Leonard Young Tom Stolberg, Row Four: Clara Smith, Scott Swift, Bob Spate- holts, Darrel Smith, Barry Searl, Joni Thompson. Row Five: Don Vogel, Larry Bunk, Bernard Van- Druff, Gary Shaffer, Mark Sch- leigh, Randy Searl. Row One: Barb Ingalls, Athena Jameson, Kay James, Jenny Kess, Row Two: Pam Gaeta, Sue Lester, Jean Pinney, Yvonne Mahon, Tina Griswold. Row Three: Wendall Poore, Mark Gaeta, Walter Payne, Clinton Krivulka, Mike Jefferies, Clara Green, Margaret Lajeunesse, Lori Neilson, Ted Ingalls, Martha Miller . 5 fc ,dal 1690 ,LU , -2? fo 'L V5 5 gcjgg, WWA fd ynfwle YC, A ,W L J We ,J ly Q 6 A ff' x GNL arg ,AWB 'cWlf5f'wLfX.lf5yCx2?'5 T Row One: Rene Fanton, Donn Bar- ber, Mary Carpenter, Nancy Col- lins, Mike Fairbanks. Row Two: Michele Frungillo, Nancy Feuch- ter. Row Three: Paul Baker, Mike Bresney, Sandy Burt, Norman Beaver, Wayne Butts, Kathy Davis. Row Four: Carl Burch, Dan An- drus, Bill Arnundson, Greg Frost, Dave Chamberlain. J r Row One: Dan Smith, Maureen Ryan, Taine Resch, Michele van Zwanenberg, Bob Vance, Jo Voss- ler, Shirley Weatherly, Brenda Vogel, Sandy Reynolds, Kalvin Roar, Tom Torpey, Luke Sweet. 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ABBOTT To err is impossible for I am divine MARY JANE ADAMS RICHARD P. AMUNDSON LINDA A . ANDRUS Beautiful people, you look like The best is yet to come Don't give up friends of mine if THOMAS E. BEEBE Better to serve in heaven than reign in hell GEORGANNE I. BLAKE No comment 003 S Q L JACK L. BRADLEY GEORGE R. BRINKWART CHERYL L. BUMP In heaven there is no beer, Why don't you give me some Love means never having to say that's why we drink it here room? you're sorry, H Kia WANDA M. BUMP To have a friend is to be one. QC, M4 55: A cy7,U ' ANTHONY A . BUNK Let the world slide and I'l1 not budge an inch 38 fw- TERRY L. BUNK You only live once so live it the way you want TERRY L. BUTTS No comment LAURIE S. BURT With all its sham , drudgery, and broken dreams it's still a beautiful world ,f THOMAS L. CAMPBELL Not lately, how 'bout you? DENNIS C . CARLSON We drink to one another's health and spoil our own. DELORES S. CASE Without love, laughter and labor, we would be without. JOHN A . CAPPELLINI Time waits for no one m' X DIANE R. CARRIER Not ignorance, but the ignorance of ignorance is the death of knowl edge. BARBARA M. CHRISTMAN Don't tell anybody anything, if you do, you start missing every- body WILLIAM E. CLARK DANIEL L. COMES Sports is the ultimate No quote SUSAN L. CONGDON MARK L. CONKLIN REBECCA A. COOPER To imagine is everything It can't happen here ??? A Q L f! ,X A, 1. Kp-XXV: F 'A W Uv gif ' J 1 uf f I xy ff Q iw 11,1 i xx by PAULA Y. CUMMINS By asking for the impossible we Keep smiling it makes everyone obtain the possible wonder what you've been up to Jw! N.! JW jfffgioisvwiffgpifw My QQm'QgjL,W!'bW of i K ' s JOLENE D. DENNIS DEBBI 'DERQQIK MIKE DUVALL Some day I'm gonna be 6'4 and How can you be a swan in a-X Rather not comment weigh 200 pounds society that refuses to 1earn?'LL-jf! CATHY M. FLOWER Keep smiling and you'11 always be happy. HOWARD T. FREELAND MELISSA E. FREEMAN WAYNE B. GREEN You can't please everyone so If you expect the unexpected When we have not what we like please yourself, you'11 never find it. we must like what we have. if APRIL D. HADDEN No comment A M. HARBECK Music in my heart I bore long after it was heard no more, KIM HASARD PATRICE E. HIGBY MARY ELLEN HOLDEN N0 comment He who expects nothing is never To live is to enjoy oneself, disappointed . WWW WILLIAM C . INGRAHAM No comment WILLIAM L. JAMES A class that parties together stays together , 1 ll, SUSAN D. JONES CATHY A. KARN JOYCE D. KRATTS Smile, it hasu't killed 21115 Nothing is impossible zo a willing yet . heart . JULIE CASE KRATTS Brighten up the world, plant a flower, XKUQ, WILLIAM P. KRATTS No comment BETH A. KRESKO TONI R. LESTER BURTON G. LITTLE We decide which is real and No comment Do unto others as they do unto which is an illusion. you , EMMA L. LOVE To know is nothing at all, to imagine is everything. RETA MCDERMOTT .'Nothing is impossible through My g Vi Jesus Christ our Ojcjbvvc IN7. IOHN MCINTYRE LAVONNE R. MACK No comment lt's good to let a little sunshine out as well as in. MARILYN M. MITCHELL STEVEN C. MITCHELL Life without mischief is no life Sing along with Mitch! at all. ANNE S. NICHOLSON To her virtues be kind to her faults a little blind I Ap, ww' jf ow KERRY S. ODELL they are easy, Ji EMERAYLQP. PECKHAM Do your thing A1l things are difficult before J , ,.h Avi Ura X J: DAVID A . PECKHAM No comment l K , ML.- ,,gQx.., F 5 :E fy 2 ? 4 Q CONNIE Y. PINNEY , ,W it 'fffhe best way out is always H Ai' through . kt, J. . J r Q, 1. W 1 A' 'J X J 1 I-X K i 4 ,1 J cf lyJjf',Q .ff ,nc-1, My-A 4 def! , 1, f , lf' V jf We 75 47 MICHAEL E. PINNEY Mike-y shall rise as he rolls in the dough . BRUCE M. PLANO If you can't be good be careful! f . N-NQV M' I f Xxx --MTPN -, L if i 1 N- lll l .S E L K' ,f-:ff ,lll ., ' E 4,,,i -P vu . , .. - ,xx .1 Q fzvf' V f,ff',:,, 3 , , f Q, .f.', If -40 ,Qt ', ' '- 5 7 M ---, W ' Q ' . ,, 15-' 7 ' 'A .Q ww ,fy X Bfafmgf Nh Qiiadv' A X SUZANNE PLANTS RANDY B. POORE The times, they are a' changin. Cor1form and be dull fx, DEBBIE L. RAMBUSKI Old flames seem to burn for- ever , xii V I ,J f , JU H A Q 'W X fx 'f J -Q ,J A5 JUDY A. REYNOLDS Life's simple pleasures are the best, 1'-emacs DONALDJ. RIX JGSEPH P. RIX DIANE M. RODKEY Knowledge is great but living Man is the only animal that 1 wish everyone could be life the way I want is even Tggeat- blushes - or needs to. friends. S v fx 1 GEORGE R. ROUGHT No comment. .sho J gf? 1 ,L P Z -- N . - Y H GAIL B. SCHINTZIUS Life is what you make of it. All can hear, but only the Sensi tive can understand. 3 3 1 f we if - X KAREN L. SEIGEL KATHY I. SHALLER RQBERT SHERMAN Contests allow no excuses and Man is like the moon, we know NA Penny Saved is 3 penny neither do friendships. little of both, earned. L. I V f-' K 1 - 1 K x N 4 gl QI sg in ,J -W' , 7 x- few ,- W W , i ,K , .fly . I .. X , Wi 1 ,r in Www ,V -1 J 54 'JW DAVID G, SMITH LINDA J. SMYTH To live is the rarest thing in the The best is yet to come, worldg most people exist - that is all, fn CMJ CATHERINE R. SPRAGUE LUCINDA K. STAFFORD BRENDA I. STANBRO V ' 1 le me Presse de Tire de YOUR de To communicate is the beginning Life is too short to let 11'oubl4s 15,1112 peur d'etre oblige d'en pleu1'er. of understanding, get you down so . . . Smile! 51 ASX.-N-M-4' DAVID R. STIMSON Ab illegitimus non carborundum, MARY E. SWARTHOUT 'Whom we love best, to them we say the least. JOYCE A SUSAN E. TAYLOR Unquote. Life is so much fun . . . why hurry through it? DORIS M. VOGEL Enjoy while you can, E. RICHARD WEBB Don 't worry if you start losing your memory, just forget about it. 'Wk KIM M. WEBER AMY M. WILLIAMS DAVID A. WILSON No comment. L Hitch your wagon to a star. Speedy Willy! . I , G Y r ix, L l I K . U ' hh., NANCY K. YAW Keep smiling, people enjoy see- ing it, no matter what happens. v-af' Class Ufficers PRESIDENT Kerry Gdell VICE- PRESIDENT Dave Stimson SECRETARY Debbie DeRoc k TREASURER Caty Spra gue A1l111i.s0rs LEFT Mr, Melvin Dye RIGHT Mr. Gerald Wight M vw mb ,mfimw x K , Q Q5 4.77 Kiwi. Q., '- 79 , Q, . - a' Y? i V R -. ' ' y.,-fn L .Q 7 5 -1: rf,-f Nw iw , 'Z ! 'K Q uf Q 1-I -. n ,1- 1 ' 74 'L'- W' X , ' -5' . '- 1. Y if W. ' ' N . fy, N V A I 1 n , I' 5 ff ' ' , Q T' t N . W! Ht , .Qi Ju 5. 'S 4 M , ,Y QI A ff' , F. M N s J I1 1 'Yf '.WMLXv:'F'T'WLifbf',. '4E?-W:..LE'U'Y- F, '- f ', 1 - L 'l Fil l1. F '1-li f, Q 1 Y . ll TQ . 5 4. .- 7' figfefq 'fl giH1f?'fQi' 1:5315 - f k J 1-3-'ff ' 5 SM ,- ., em, ,,!,,V,f X if J ,- .F 1 , X , ' 1 ,V my A aff if M' A' ' 1 L- r, K. 4 ' J- 1 df 9 5 :Lg?i'3:?'1fFg 7, 1 fy, ,ww- ' 312531351-1-Hddf' QM? 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VICKY ABBOTT - Math, Science major: NHS: lst prize N.Y.S. Legion essay contest: Intramurals 9-12: Honor team: Band: Choir: Pop Group: All-County choir: 'Lil Abner: Yorker Club: Ecology Club: French Club: Pep Club: Vicky will be a Houghtenite in the future preparing to teach at the primary level. Vicky was also a Regent Scholarship alternate. MARY JANE ADAMS - Business, Art major: Proficiency award in ofiice filing: Intramurals: Pep Club: Jane's hobby is being with the boyfriend. Her future holds more schooling in business. RICHARD AMUNDSON - Math, Science major: NHS: Track: Basketball: Football: All-Stars: Baseball 9: Vol- leyball: Choir: Pop Group: 'Lil Abner: Student Council: Gargoyle: Rick likes sports and plans to build his future around them, LINDA ANDRUS - Home Ec. , Business major: Basket- ball intramurals: Linda enjoys reading, sewing, knit- ting, and cooking: We're sure she'll succeed in any- thing she attempts in the future, THOMAS BEEBE - Math, Science major: Football: Baseball: Wrestling: Basketball: The pleasures of the Solitary Man include sports and parties. E GEORGANNE BLAKE - Art, Business major: Intramur- als: Business Club: Georganne enjoys riding in a certain green cougar, and plans to marry the guy who drives it. JACK BRADLEY - Math, Science major: Boys' State: Football: All-Star Football Team 11: Track: Volley- ball: Basketball intramurals: Pop Group: Choir: Class President 9-11: Gargoyle: 'Lil Abner: Class Play: Jack's plans for the future are undecided, GEORGE BRINKWART - Math, Science major: Wrest- ling: Track: Yorker Club: Band: George likes driving motorcycles a lot . . . en route Christview Drive, CI-IERYL BUMP - Art major: Basketball: Volleyball in- tramurals: Cheryl has lost her heart to Louie and will spend the rest of her days in housewifery . , . maybe mothering. WANDA BUMP - Home Ec. , Cosmetology major: 2nd highest average in Home Ec. 11: FHA 10-12: Intramu- rals 9-12: Her hobbies are swimming, snowmobiling, and dances. Her future includes cosmetology. ANTHONY BUNK - Math, French major: French dic- tionary award: Football 10-12: Intramural basketball: Tony will seek success teaching Math or French. TERRY BUNK - Math, Science major: Homecoming attendant 10: Intramurals: Honor team: Pep Club: Choir: FTA: Colorguard: Gargoyle: Terry plans to at- tend college for nursery education, LAURIE BURT - Science, Spanish major: NHS: Prom Attendant: Band: Choir: Yorker Club: International Club: Pep Club: Pep Band: Student Council: NHS: Re- gents Scholarship: All- County 9-12: Band Awards: Gar- goyle: 'Lil Abner: Laurie's future will include college for special education, TERRY BUTTS - Conservation major: Physical Fitness Award 3 yrs.: Wrestling 9-11: Terry's pastimes include girls, and parties, THOMAS CAMPBELL - Electronics major: Football 9: Yorker Club 9-10: Tom likes girls and motorcycles. His career will be in the field of electronics, maybe fixing the Tastee machines? JOHN CAPPELLINI - Math, Science major: Wrestling 11-12: John amuses himself by hunting, fishing, or milking cows. In college he will major in Chemistry. DENNIS CARLSON - Ag. major: Basketball 9: Basket- ball Intramurals 10-11: FFA: Choir 9: Denny plans more good times at the Skyloft or in the Navy. DIANE CARRIER - Math, Science major: Yorker Club: Gargoyle: Ecology Club: Medical Careers Club: Girl's Intramurals 9, 10, 12: Diane will be studying at Hough- ton College towards a career in medical research. Member of NHS, Regent Scholarship alternate, DELORES CASE - Art, Home Ec. , majors: Scholastic Art Awards: She likes drawing, dancing, cooking, Dee plans a career in art and marriage, BARBARA CHRISTMAN - Science major: French Club 9-ll: Choir 10-12: FTA 10-12: FNA 10: Intramurals tennis team. Barb plans to go to Geneseo and listen to Crosby, Still, Nash 8: Young. WILLIAM CLARK - Math, Science major: 10 Sports letters: Gargoyle: Choir: Basketball: Football: Baseball: Most Valuable Player Award: All-Stars: Bill plans on college. DANIEL COMES - Auto Mechanics major5 Dan enjoys working on carsg going to dances, Dan plans to oper- ate his own body shop in the future. SUSAN CONGDON - Math, Science major5 Yorker Clubg Choir 10-125 Pep Club 105 Play 105 Girl's Ensem- ble 115 FNA5 lntramuralsg Regents Scholarship5 Susan's plans include college. MARK CONKLIN - Science majorg Choir 9,11,125 Gar- goyle5 'Lil Abner: Basketball5 Bowling 115 Mark plans to go to college in Illinois to become a famous history whiz, Mark was also a Regents Scholarship alternate, REBECCA COOPER - Cosmetology major5 Colorguard 11,125 Banner Carrier 105 Majorettes 11,125 Choir 9, 105 FTA 9,105 FHA 9,105 Becky's future plans are un- decided, PAULA CUMMINS - Cosmetology major5 Girl's intra- murals 9-125 FTA 9, 105 Sr. Choir 9, 105 She enjoys be- ing happy and working at Magnano's, Paula plans on a career in cosmetology, ROBIN DECK - French, Science major5 French Club 9-115 Yorker Club 125 FNA 105 FTA 9-115 Gargoyle: Choir 9-125 Play 105 Girl's Ensemble 115 Pep Club 10-115 Dobbs plans to have a career in nursing the sick back to health. IOLENE DENNIS - Business, Home Ec. , major5 Pop Group 11-125 Choir 9-125 Gargoyleg Play: Girl's intra- murals 9-125 Jodi plans to become a writer, DEBORAH DEROCK - Math, Science major5 FTA 9-115 Choir 10-125 Pep Club 10-115 Sr. Yorker Club 125 Gar- goyle5 Intramuralsg NHS5 Debbie plans a career in medical technology. MIKE DUVALL - Auto Mechanics major5 Football 95 Mike's hobbies include cars, parties, and Terri. CATHY FLOWER - Nurse's Aide rnajorg FTA 95 Girl's intramurals 9-125 Volleyball and Basketball Honor team. Cathy plans to do a lot of waiting in her future. For what Cathy? HOWARD FREELAND - A post-graduate at Cuba, Howie has been very active with our class. He was the manager of the football and basketball squads. We are sure that Howie will succeed in any of his future endeavors. MELISSA FREEMAN - Math, Science major5 Secretary of our junior class: Choir 10-125 Yorker Clubg FTA 10-115 Ga.rgoyle5 Pep Clubg 'Lil Abner: Girl's intramu- rals 9, 105 Melissa plans to study at Alfred Ag- Tech next year, Maybe someone there has use for a 52- D! WAYNE GREEN - Heavy Equipment and Conservation major5 lettered in track 10,11, 12, and Football 125 Football 9-125 Track 9-125 Basketball 10, 125 Pop Group 9, 10,125 Yorker Club 9,105 Choir 9,105 4-I-I awardsg His hobbies are Gail and cars. His future plans are undecided but good luck in everything, APRIL HADDEN - Food Service major5 FNA 9-12, FHA 9-12, Candystriping awards. Her hobbies include cooking, sewingg Her future is a little foggy yet, but best wishes. ALLISON HARBECK - French, Music major5 NHS5 York- er Club 9-115 Choir 9-125 Madrigals 95 Pop Group 10-125 Band 125 All-County Choir 10-125 'Lil Abnerg Area All-State 11,125 Treasurer 95 Cheerleading 9-125 ACSMA Scholarshipg Regents Scholarship alternate. Allison plans to study at Houghton College to become another Gail Soule. KIM HASARD - Ag, major5 A quiet Civil War buff, Kim's only professed plans for the future include grad- uation from Cuba Central. Good luck, Kim. Maybe someday Bruce Catton will have competition. PATRICE HIGBY - Math, Science, Spanish major5 Girls' State 115 FTA 9-115 Choir 9-125 Yorker C1ub5 Pop Group 10-125 Gargoyle5 NHS5 Regent Scholarship Patrice's hobbies include tying up Cuba's pickle mar- ket and waiting for phone bills. The future see Pa- trice as another Geneseo student. . .. studying? MARY ELLEN HOLDEN - Art major5 Choir 9-125 'Lil Abner 105 Girl's intramurals 9-115 Mary Ellen's future plans are undecided, WILLIAM INGRAHAM - Industrial Arts major5 Band 9-125 Wrestling 115 Track 115 Lettered wrestling5 Let- tered bandg All-County Band 11,125 Bill's future plans are yet to be decided, BILL JAMES - Ag, major: Football 9-125 Wrestling 9-125 Track 125 Student Council 11, 125 Bill plans to join the army after graduation. SUSAN JONES - Food Service major5 Yorker Club5 Band 9-12: FNA: FHA: Girl's intramurals: Candystriper awards: Band letter: All-County Band: The United States Navy is the prospective future Susan sees, CATHY KARN - Home Ec. , Science major: Patricia Rickard Gould Memorial Award 10: FHA 9: FTA 9-12: Choir 9,12: Pep Club 10, 11: Gargoyle: NHS: Prom at- tendant 9: Homecoming attendant 12: Girl's intramu- rals 9-12: Cathy plans to go to colle ge to study Fashion Merchandising, DOUGLAS KARST - Math, Science major: Doug's hob- bies include playing piano, parties and motorcycles, Doug's future plans are as yet to be decided, JOYCE KRATTS - Math, Science major: Joyce was a member of the choir 9-11: loyce's heart was stolen by Louie and she plans for the future to continue taking care of Louie and the little ones. Best wishes Joyce. JULIE CASE KRATTS - Ag., Science major: Yorker Club: FTA 9-12: FFA 10-125 Intramurals: FFA judging team: FFA 1972 Queen: Casey plans a happy married life. We wish you happiness, WILLIAM KRATTS - Machine, Ag, major: FFA county leadership award: FFA president 11-12: Football 9-12: Bill plans to pursue a machinist career in the future, BETH KRESKO - Math, Science major: Choir 10-12: Health Careers Club 11,12: FTA 9,10: Gargoyle: Girl's intramurals 9, 10: Tennis team 11: Homecoming atten- dant 1l: NHS: Regents Scholarship alternate: The future sees Bethel studying to oe a medical assistant to . . . Dr. Jekyll? TONI LESTER - Art major: FTA 10: Play 11: Business Club 11: Intramurals 9-10: Toni enjoys water skiing and plans to become an airline stewardess. Good luck Toni. BURTON LITTLE - Machine major: Football 9, 10: Wrestling: Track: Skip plans to go on to school and do more hunting and driving around looking for parties, EMMA LOVE - Home Ec, major: FHA: Choir: FNA: Emmy plans to attend dental assistant's school and eventually become a model. RETA MCDERMOTT - Home Ec. major: Reta likes sew- ing, horseback riding. She would like to attend the Bible Baptist College next year. JOHN MCINTYRE - Business major: Band: All-County Band 11: All-County Stage Band 12: Regents Scholar- ship alternate: FBLA Club: John's future plans are in- complete. LAVONNE MACK - Math, Science, French, major: Yorker Club 10-12: Choir 9-12: Madrigals 9: Pop Group 11-12: Colorguard 11, 12: Vonnie plans to major in psychology in college, Psyche 'em right out, Vonnie, MARILYN MITCHELL - Cosmetology, Home Ec. major: FHA 9-12: FHA V. President 11: Girl's intramurals: Muf plans to have her own beauty shop in the future. STEVEN MITCHELL - Trade Electricity major: Choir 9: Gargoyle: Mitch plans to be an electrician. We're sure he'll make a line one and in the very near future. ANNE NICHOLSON - Math, Science, major: Regents Scholarship alternate: Homecoming queen: FTA 9: Pep Club 10-11: Gargoyle: Intramurals 9-12: Honor basket- ball team 9-12: Annio plans to attend college in the future, KERRY ODELL - Math, Science, Ag, major: President of the Senior Class: FFA: Gargoyle: Football 9-12: Wrestling 9-12: Track 9-12: Kerry plans to attend Ag- riculture college. DAVID PECKHAM - Math, Science major: Lettered in wrestling, football and baseball: His hobbies include hunting, sports, weight lifting, Dave plans college or the service. EMERALD PECKHAM - Math major: Choir 9-12: Band 12: Olean drama club 9: FHA 10: Pep Club 11: 4-H Club 11: Intramurals 9: Emerald plans to ind the right guy and settle down. CONNIE PINNEY - Art, Business major: FTA 9: Intra- murals 9, 10, 12: Cheerleading 9-11: Connie plans marriage, MICHAEL PINNEY - Math, Science major: Basketball 9-12: Football 9-12: Baseball 11,12: Mike plans to at- tend college, BRUCE PLANO - Math, Industrial Art major: Junior Class V. President: Stage Crew 10-11: Regents Schol- arship: Bruce plans to become a conservation techni- cian, SUZANNE PLANTS - Home EC., major: Pep Club 10-11: Choir 9, 10,12: FTA 9-11: Gargoyle: Intramur- als 9-11: Honor team 11: Suzanne plans to study child- hood education at a junior college. RANDY POORE - Math major: Lettered in football: Choir 10: Plays 10, 11: Football 9-10: Basketball 9, 12: Basketball Intramurals ll: Randy plans to attend col- lege, DEBBIE RAMBUSKI - Business major: Efficiency filing award: Choir 9: Intramurals: Debbie enjoys working at Magnano's and Tink : she plans to go to O.B.I, next year. IUDY REYNOLDS - Math, Science major: FTA 9, 10: Intramurals 9-11: Judy enjoys collecting old bottles, stamps, horseback riding and sports: She hopes to be- come a teacher, DON RIX - Heavy Equipment and Conservation major: FFA 9, 10, 11: His hobbies are girls, parties, and riding snowmobile, He plans either employment or the serv- ice. JOE RIX - Ag, major: FFA 9-10: Basketball intramurals 10, 11: His hobbies are parties, bowling, girls, and cars, His futme includes the service or employment. DIANE RODKEY - Math, Science major: Diane can of- ten be found working at the Freeze. She plans to go to college, we 're sure she'll find success. GEORGE ROUGHT - Food Service major: Football 9: Geo1'ge's hobbies include girls parties: He plans to go on to college after a one year vacation first, VERONICA SANTANGELO - Business major: Candy- striper awards: Choir 12: FNA: FHA: Business Club 11, 12: Colorguard l1,12: Ecology Club 11,12: FTA 12: Pep Club 10: Intramurals 9, 10: Ronnie plans to go to O. B.l. GAIL SCHINTZIUS - Math, Science major: Pop Group: Yorker Club 9-12: French Club 10-11: Choir 9-12: Gargoyle: Class Play 10: All-County Choir 11,12: Area All-State Choir: Intramurals 9,10: Her hobbies are skiing, drawing, tennis, music, Wayne. She plans to go on to college for accounting. KAREN SEIGEL - Math, Science major: Third highest average math 11: Choir 9- 12: French Club 9-12: FTA 10-12: Yorker Club 9-10: Intramurals: Cheerleading 12: Karen plans to go to college and become a data processor, KATHY SHALLER- Business, Home Ec. major: Play 11: Choir 11, 12: Her hobbies are reading, music, swimming. Her plans are undecided, ROBERT SHERMAN - Industrial Arts major: Bob enjoys roller-skating, woodworking, and gardening, We wish Bob best of luck in anything that he decides to do in the future. DAVID SMITH - Drafting major: Dave can often be found working at Firestone. His hobbies include bowl- ing, roller-skating, skiing and Pat. Dave's plans are incomplete. KAREN RESCH SMITH - Business major: Glee Club 10-ll: French Club 9-10: Karen's hobbies are bike rid- ing, and driving: She plans to attend college in the fu- ture. LINDA SMYTH - Business major: Choir 9-12: Volley- ball 12: Linda's hobbies include bowling, dancing, and parties: She plans to work for a year then go to college. CATY SPRAGUE - Math, Science, French major: Na- tional Merit Letter of Commendation: NHS: Regents Scholarship: Girl's intramurals 9-11: Yorker Club 9-12: French Club 9-12: Choir 9-12: FTA 11: FNA 10: Gar- goyle: 'Lil Abner: Mini term at Alfred 11: Caty plans to study at Hillsdale College in Michigan. LUCINDA STAFFORD - Math, Science major: 2nd high est average in Chem and Math 11, 3rd in Spanish II: Choir 9-12: Yorker Club 9, 10: Campus Life 9-12: Vol- leyball 9-12: Cheerleading 11,12: NHS: Regent Schol- arship: Her hobbies include piano, sewing: She plans to go to Houghton next year, BRENDA STANBRO - Business major: Regents Scholar- ship: Candystriper awards: 4-H awards: Band letter: Band awards: All- County Band 11, 12: Area All-State Band ll: Pep Club: Choir 9-12: Band 9-12: Pep Band 10-12: Business Club 11: Girl's Intramurals 9-12: Bren plans to go to O. B.I. next year for executive secretar- ial training. DAVID STIMSON - Math, Science major, Lettered in football: Football 11, 12: Most Improved Player Foot- ball 71-72: Wrestling 9.11: Track ll: Gargoyle 12: Regent Scholarship Alternate: Next year will see Dave at Geneseo Community College studying to be a police ITIHD. MARY SWARTHOUT - Science, Art major: Choir 9-12: Yorker Club 9-12: FTA 9-12: FNA 9-12: Gar- goyle 12: Intramurals 9-12: M3Iy'S hobbies include sketching, walking. She plans physical education or art in college. JOYCE SWIFT - Business major: FBLA 11: Intramurals 11: Her hobbies include horseback riding and county fairs. She plans to continue her education in business. SUSAN TAYLOR - Science major: Vice-president 9, 10: Pop Music 10: Choir 9,1O: Yorker Club 1l,l2: Gargoyle: Class Plays: Cheerleading 10, 11, 12: Intra- murals 9-12: Track 11: Sue's hobbies include cooking, and boys. The future sees her in college. DORIS VOGEL - Nurses Aid major: FHA 9: Pep Club: Intramurals 9-11: Her hobby is having fun. As for the future who knows? DICK WEBB - Math major: Lettered in football and basketball: Football 10-12: Basketball 10-12: Baseball 11: Track 12: Dink's hobbies include Model Rail- roads and running trains, The future sees him in col- lege holding up a train maybe? KIM WEBER - Business, Industrial Arts major: Lettered in tennis, Basketball, intramurals: Table Tennis Tour- nament: Kim's hobbies are pool and table tennis, AMY WILLIAMS - Math, Science major: Math, Eng- lish award 10: NHS: Regents Scholarship: Yorker Club: Choir 9-12: Student Council: Gargoyle 12: Cheerlead- ing 9-11: Intramurals 9: Her hobbies include snow, water skiing: swimming: tennis: Her future sees college DAVID WILSON - Construction, Business major: Track 9: Baseball 10: Intramural basketball 10: Dave's hobbies are hunting, playing pool, looking for parties, packing groceries and girls. He plans going into a business or working on construction. NANCY YAW - Food Service and Cosmetology major: Nance's hobbies include listening to records, travel- ing, Cosmetology, guys, and making people happy. Her future is undecided. SQQRE aww? Home EPBIEI Ng .Eff g.Mf?i1e5?2gi6L?Q jifgfw vasrrokbl fi an 3 A iff 35325530 I if 563023, li , , is , A ' Y VIL ff e qv MM-fag Y, X hifi i I M , B FM' 4, 5 S 5. 3k 4 f I al X Lk , 5 :..,,-f 5 :ff 7W 7 BHK F .I x X , Lf R X X 1 2 - u L4 5 V,,,. Mix , . 1..f ' -My A xx rf-NNN 1 I N - 1 I N N A 1 I' y l :gf i N-4-,E .5 JT. Bib. kit L6 S Tri County humps UNDE FEATED sEAsoN S- o Cuba 25 Pine Valley 0 Cuba 33 Hinsdale 6 Cuba 35 Sherman 14 Cuba 13 Bolivar 6 Cuba 39 Honeyoye 8 Cuba 35 Frewsburg 0 Cuba 35 Franklinvil. 18 Cuba 26 Forrestville 0 . V , Q y eJ e iee V e 1e R my 3 ROW ONE: Howie Freeland, man- Setchel, Tom Beebe, Billy James, ager, Mike Bresney, Dave Peck- Wayne Butts, Tim Vogel, manag- ham, Tony Bunk, Dave Stimson, er, ROW TWO: Carl Burch, Kerry Bill Clark, Jack Bradley, Dave Odell, Tim Swift, Dick Webb, Rick Amundson, Loren Luzier, Wayne Green, Bill Amundson, Ra dy Searl, Mike Pinney, Bill Kraft Greg Voorhees, manager. Snaps COACH MOSHER COACH WIGHT 4. ,A . 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Row Two: Steve Burt, Doug Kennedy, Bob Spateholts, Mark Mosher, Steve Nease, Tom Stolberg, Joe Jim Ballerstein, Bob Nagy, Jim Hupp, Tom Ryan, Barry Searl, Karn, Darrel Smith, David Shal- Dennis Pilger, Jim Webb, Randy ler. Row Three: Rick I-Iotles, Wakefield, Gary Shaffer. ww W wir? 'Vi Q., 5 x If J 1 . V Basketball if' X , - i .L.,Xx if V Q , - f,,fgsf.i ,l W9 .V 1 ' iii ifw 1' we-M exif: -fp . :fn 5 Row One: Doug Burt, Phil Fair- Row Two: Randy Searl, Steve Searl, Tom Law, Mark Mosher banks, Eric Ingalls, David Resch, Nease, Tom Stolberg, Barry John Nease, Absent, Jim Webb, John James, Manager, A N AQX Xjfxkv Nc Mark Young, Wayne Green, Mark Conklin, Rick Arnundson, Coach Mosher, Mike Pinney, B111 Clark. X LU XA. 1 9 72-I 973 Varsity 1:4 nk CX ' .W Q if .Q Q 68 Basketball Team Greg Swier, Dick Webb, Randy Poore, Carl Burch, Dave Setchel. The 1972-'73 Basketball season will be remembered as a disappointing one. This was unexpected because the members of this team had played on very success- ful J. V. teams. Rick Am- undson and Bill Clark, the leading scorers this season, will be lost through gradua- tion along with Mike' Pin- ney, Dick Webb, Mark Con- klin, Randy Poore and Wayne Green. Dave Setchel and Mark Young will be return- ing next year and will lead the way with a year's exper- ience behind them. , 1 rx X 1 N if Wg Wt QMS 0 mx U 5' Lb Q RQ XQ9. GL' f Q CL rx in A ,WX W - J me I r Kr . gl , Lxxubxx' Q55 W Wrestlzng The Greyhound Wrestling wrapped up the league champion- team had a very successful season ship with a win over Belmont. this year. The team has achiev- The county tournament will be ed an overall record of 10-4 and a held in Cuba this year. league record of 8-0. The team Row One: Randy Butts, manager, Jim Berry, Steve Butts, lim ham, Gary Green, Steve Taylor, Dave Peckham, Sam Hadden, Karn, Roger Green. Row Three: Dave Stimson, Randy Wakefield, manager. Row Two: Dana Hard- John Cappellini, Greg Cole, Bob Mike Bresney, Steve Burt, Coach ing, Rick Wood, Bob James, Phil Vance, Paul Beil, George Ingra- Wight. Austin, Kerry Odell, Pete Nagle, 70 Mat Snaps J A ,-X' C. C. S. Cheerleaders Row One: Barb Ingalls. Row Row Three: Cindy Stafford, Sandy Two: Susan Taylor, Karen Seigel, Burr, Allison Harbeck, 73607112211 if LUQAQQ1 Ziecaccq CL 6431410600 if M6264 cwzfx 6'L27f6MP. pied. f Wf6Z,QJ0Cwf'2f2ffcU2ff L . . . ,. .,..,,. . , ' lr dj CQ ' M bl' Row One: Cindy Mabey, Jill Sei- ROW TWO: Sue Hall, Lynn Arn- A I f ' gel, Bonnie Butts. undson, Clara Smith. C UUQT4- CVDVL CL fJQ,Ue,L615Lv1ff 5 A7'LC,LC,CLf7'l?Cf1!ZO9OLi cwc, fclcfff'-l fyhnfd 73 The Greyhound Baseball team had a good season last year with a record of 10-5 for the season. The team's league record was '7-1 . Cuba was handed its only defeat by Fillmore for the title . The team also went to the Sectionals where they were beaten by Avon. Four Cuba players made league All-Starsg Tom Beebe, Bill Clark, Baseball 1 9 72 and Lee Kamery made the first team, and Wendall Poore made the second team , CUBA CUBA CUBA CUBA CUBA CUBA 13 RUSHFORD 3 FILLMORE 10 OSWAYO 16 RICHBURG 4 ANDOVER 6 A -A C UBA C UBA C UBA CUBA CUBA CUBA CUBA C UBA CUBA 1 1 13 FILLMORE 4 BOLIVAR 10 WELLSV. 10 ANDOVER 8 A -A 6 OSWAYO 5 BOLIVAR 0 AVON 11 FILLMORE 8 Ax , Row One: Randy Searl, John Jack Burch, Bob Amundson, Lee Nease, Tye Searl, Dick Webb, Stellrecht, Dave Peckham, Jim Kamery, Carl Burch, Bill Clark, Lloyd Lewis, Wendall Poore, Tim Hunter, Mark Mosher, Steve Row Three: Mark Young, Steve Botens, Tom Oakes, Ernie Burch, Nease, Tom Beebe, Row Two: Taylor, Kim Hillman, Gary manager. Coach Harbeck, Mike Pinney, ' ' I Nga. qs Vg g . Iii' il Wi-iiwf our Hi Q75 xx ,Q , 'W v1f ,',L QQ-T 'ff -,- r v' -H N, 'V A Baseball Snaps In dual meets last year we had a record of 4 wins and 3 losses, We placed second in the county track meet. Our county champs were Tom Manko in the 100 yard dash, Dan Enos in the 440 yard dash, Jerry Setchel in the long jump, Rick Amundson, Dave Williams, Bob Kennedy, and Dan Enos in the mile relay. Tom Track 972 Manko, Jack Bradley, Dan Enos, and the mile relay team went to the sectional track meet. Cuba placed 5th out of 18 teams. Tom Manko and Jack Bradley both went to the intersectional track meet. School records were set by Tom Manko in the 100 yard dash in a time of 10.1 sec. and in the 220 yard dash in a time of 22,1 sec . Dan Enos set a record in the 440 yard dash in a time of 53.2 sec . Jim Schleigh set a record in the high jump with a jump of 5'9 , and the mile relay team set a record with a run of 3 min. 39.8 sec . .sf M-.M in -1, B iii .. Row One: Richard Snyder, Paul Malzahn, Jim Ballerstein, Nancy Smith, Bernard VanDruff, Steve Burt. Row Two: Dave Stimson, Randy Washburn, Bob Kennedy, Tom Torpey, Jim Gross, Phil Fairbanks, Dave Setchel, Tom Manko. Row Three: Coach Wight, Rick Amundson, Dan Enos, Loren Luzier, Susan Taylor, lack Bradley, Tim Swift, Robin Tor- pey, Jerry Setchel, Kerry Odell Paul Baker, Jim Schleigh, Greg Voorhees, Track Snaps Tennis Team f r. High a 5 lc e Z b cz Z Row One: Barb Christman, Swier, Dave Hardman. Row Beth Kresko, Cathy Karn. Three: Maureen Rung, Coach Row Two: Kim Weber, Greg Stellrecht, John McIntyre. Row One: Craig Ingalls, Denny In- Tim Vogel, Steve Mahon, Don Wash- galls, Robby Botens, Lon Kent. Row burn, Coach Stellrecht, Skip Voorhees, Two: Calvin Mosher, Mike Miller, Jim Sprague, Jeff Hewitt. Scott Bish, Tom Swift. Row Three: irls Soccer r H X fe fe! Row One: Debbie Chamberlain, Diane Pet- Anne Nicholson, Darlene Joy, Cathy Flow tit, Debbie Fairbanks, Diane Pettit, Vicky ers, Susan Congdon, Mary Swarthout. Abbott, Sue Lester, Margaret Lajeunesse, Coach: Miss Rawson. Row Two: Clara Green, Mary Carpenter, Row One: Margaret Lajeunesse, Debbie tit, Pat Sprague. Row Two: Darlene Joy, Chamberlain, Anne Nicholson, Alice Cap- Cathy Flowers, Valerie Congdon, Sue Lester pellini, Debbie Fairbanks, Sue Congdon, Mary Carpenter, Mary Swarthout, Clara Diane Pettit, Carrie Christman, Diane Pet- Green. Coach: Miss Rawson. Girls Basketball Row One: Nora Wilson, Mary Swarthout, Congdon, Anne Nicholson. Row Three: Pat Sprague, Susan Taylor, Terry Bunk, Sandy Burt, Coach Miss Gallose, Clara Jean Finney, Row Two: Judy Reynolds, Green, Vicky Abbott, Cathy Flowers, Valerie Row One: Coach Miss Gallose, Clara Green, Melissa Freeman, Cathy Karn, Lori Neilson, Sandy Burt, Vicky Abbott, Cathy Flowers, Barb Ingalls, Colette Plants, Becky Young. Nora Wilson, Rene Congdon, Row Two: Jean Row Four: Susan Taylor, Judy Reynolds, Mary Pinney, Margaret Nagle, Karen Manko, Kay Swarthout, Pat Sprague, Anne Nicholson, James, Mary Ellen Holden, Sue Congdon, Terry Bunk, Valerie Congdon. Sue Case, Lynn Amundson. Row Three: Pep Band Directed by MI. David Battistoni Snaps .. if If . , N . X W' fp J 'I' T .... K Q f. E . NA f, A' fzkxxflc? .SQ Biff? JG 2 .bgfg f f ' , ff r 4 . Q ' , - A- ' ' ' - by ., 0 'P LH drqmfwfqr Law k D3 5. if: Q ' 'E N' ,ff Ks O0 L ,B x f ff ! W f ,,A . HQ? xl ,boo V ' , N 1, A- ' ' ' I FQ. lv. Jj .x 'gi , ffgffiib 2 f bbsv Ei Gif' . X sm - , MQ W 1 QM Q -xg? f'A'N. X fo Q C 'f 765 NN L, rf,'1lll ' I ckem' V i p If xx if 1 ' V AW . ' ' ., 9 '- AQ A ,Lb AA xxkr L -' f k, X ' Q 3m jj . 'Gb 5.3 -.,,.,. , ,..- . ' 'f-'1 . ,i '-i'e:-'fi'-'iii 'A lu x Vlfffl.-:'Qfs'i' , ' A . ,.,'.. 0710 5 C9 U ..,, H 4. : 3. , rib --rl-1 GD l activkh' A With the aid of Mr. Williams, the Gargoyle Staff worked together as a family to produce an annual that in years to come would bring Row One: Suzanne Plants, Gail Schintzius, Brenda Stanbro, Terri Bunk, Anne Nicholson, Mike Pinney, Patrice Higby, Susan Taylor. Row Two: Amy Willi- ams fco-editorj, Mary Swarthout, Cargo le Staff back fond memories of the good times at C.C.S. in 1973. Al- though it was impossible to cap- ture all of these, we tried to in- THE STAFF Caty Sprague, Barb Christman, Tom Beebe, Steven Mitchell. Row Three: Cathy Kam, Kerry O'Dell, Diane Carrier, Jack Bradley foo-editorj, Dave Stim son, Mark Conklin, Debby De- clude those which we felt would be cherished by all. We hope that you enjoy it! Rock, Mr. Williams fadvisorj. Row Four: Laurie Burt, Melissa Freeman. Absent: Beth Kresko Robin Deck, Jody Dennis, Rick Amundson fBus. Man.j. F- I , ' .Q ,,.. ,,, flirt i.. Caty Sprague Qalternatej, Patrice Higby. Boys 9 and irls, State National Honor Society Row One: Amy Williams, Vicky Abbott, Allison Harbeck, Caty Sprague, Beth Kresko, Cathy Karn, Laurie Burt. Row Two: Patrice Higby, Debbie DeRock, Rick Amundson, Diane Carrier, Cindy Stafford. Advisor: Mr, Norbert Perry, Regents Soltolnrshtjys Row One: Cary Sprague, Bruce Plano, Laurie Burt, Amy Willi- ams. Row Two: Brenda Stanbro, Cindy Stafford, Susan Congdon, Patrice Higby. xr vu A ww, sl' S1 P d 'Q Q Rick Amundson, lack Bradley Kerry O'De11 falternatej . tudent Council The Student Council consists of twelve members from grades seven through twelve. They are: Laurie Burt, Linda Ingalls, Amy Williams qSec.-Treas.5, Yvonne Mahon, Jean Sheridan, Gary Shaffer, Mike Bresney qvice-Pres.j, Tish Stim- son, Bill Amundson, Mark Sch- leigh, Bill James fPres.J, and George Brinkwart. Under the leadership of a new advisor, M. Paul Carls, they made morning and afternoon an- nouncements, sponsored Home- coming, presented the Christmas Show, and sold programs at games. They also attended a conference in Alfred, guided vis- itors through C.C.S. and sponsor ed the National Honor Society. Advisor - Mr, Paul Carls K . k.,, . v-V 14 . I-, ff-iffy, M 'r x K. . Junior Yorker Senior Yorker Directed by Mr. John Simon French Club Directed by Mr. Paul Carls Directed by Mr. John Sim 1 4 Future Homemukers Row One: Regina Castor, Edna Kellogg, Beth Chapman, Wendy Barber, Lois Stellrecht, Veronica Santangelo. Row Two: Betty Kellogg, Em- erald Peckham, Pam Bump, Becky Wise, Karen Bennett, Tracy Hadden, Cindy Clayson. Row Three: Sharon Wilson, Vicky Winchell, Diana Burch, Clara Green, Edith Van Gilder, Advisor: Miss Lounsberry, F uture F urmers Row One: Eric Clayson, David Sinclair, Sandy Burt, Julie Kratts, Sandy Reynolds, Bill Kratts, Roger Green, Carl Cassford. Row Two: Guy Mann, Bill VanHorn, Bernard VanDruff, Don Adams, Steve Taylor, Lloyd Lewis, Gary BB Shaffer, Barry Searl, Gary Green, Scott Swift, John Adams, Carter McLennan, Advisor: Mr. Dye, ,B ig dvisor r. o 'S Future Business Leaders CL 3-,Q Q.. M R . 4 .a K A E Eff 522 Megs Q2 5535 2.332 2 T Q Advisor MI. Simo Future Teachers 1'1 Future urses Directed by Mrs. Harding Row One: Sandy Bunk, Veronica Santangelo, Lisa Sweet, Darlene Carey. Row Two: Diane Carrier, Beth Kresko, Robin Deck, Debbie DeRock. QB Medzeul Careers Directed by Mrs. Harding Row One: Sharon Morris, Cindy Hoffman. Row Two: Lisa Sweet, Sandy Bunk . -- '-X' .gm Ecology Club Directed by Mr. Abbott Row One: Vicky Abbott, Nancy Collins, Karen Manko. Row Two: Mark Cross, Carrie Christ- man, Valerie Congdon, Sue Hall Diane Carrier, Sue Congdon. -+L. mer-HT , . Xml 3: Q ix: lllf-In . bk Jurys? Ag V j 1 A Quasar S 12. I E cg 3 x ay X Y 3 as D 'J it 5 f,eNmsxt sex-root igz fi' - P .m1 .., f evra' Yr . We ' J f , , , ' -, a4,fzggfgr,,:'1 ..,, , ' Color Guards Directed by Mr . Ba ttistoni CUB NTRAL cum. N Row One: Nancy Joy, Darlene Joy, Colette Plants, Row Three: Sue Mann, Renee Congdon, Carol Rung Barb Ingalls, Judy McLennan. Row Two: Paula Dal- Clair Comes, Renee Fanton, Veronica Santangelo, ton, Melanie Blake, Denise Totten, Joni Deming, Shelly Burt, Clara Green, Karen Bennett, Melody Gay Klein, Patti Lucas, Penny Bailey, Judy Baller- 'Hull, Joanna Setchel, Loranda Berry, Maureen Rung stein, Jennifer Patten. Kathy Davis, Lori Neilson. Senior Choir Directed by Miss Perkins Junior Choir Directed by Mrs, Weart Pop Group Primary Choir Directed by Miss Perkins Directed by Mrs. Weart Boys, Chorus Directed by Mrs . Weart Junior Band Directed by Mr. Battistoni ,ff 5 ?'!Q5if' 1-'ses mmm -wg Senior Band D'rected by Mr. Battiston Girls 7 Chorus Directed by Mrs. Weart HOMEC OMING C OURT Homecoming I 9 72 Cuba Central School held its sixth annual Homecoming on September 30, 1972, and defeated Sherman 35 -14. Anne Nicholson was crowned queen by the 1971 queen, Sue Swier, with Cathy Most Valuable Player diiiwfsiilfv 1971 and 1972 Queens lt's a high ily ball. Karn as senior attendantg Michelle sion of the game. Frungillo as junior attendantg Joyce The week-end was concluded Holden as sophomore attendantg with a dance sponsored by the sen and Amy Harbeck as freshman at- iors featuring the band More or tendant. Bill Clark was named Less. most valuable player at the conclu- RW' 9 First Place - Freshman in Tippy Toes Second Place - Junior Float MOST STUDIOUS - Kim Weber, Diane Carrier. Senior Poll FUNNIEST LAUGH Mark Conk hn, Paula Cummins CLASS WOLF AND FLIRT - Dick Webb, Melissa Freeman. MOST DARLING - Tom Beebe, Jodi Dennis. MOST INITIATIVE - B111 James, Patrice Higby. MOST MUSICAL - John McIntyre, Allison Harbeck . BEST DRESSED - Sue Taylor, I Mike Pinney. I 15 BEST COOKS - Jack Bradley, Cathy Karn. I , Regardless of which sen- l iors appear on these pages - l i this space is for your favorite p senior . . . for your very own poll acknowledging whatever qualities you have discovered and enjoy. This space is re- served for that favorite sen- I ior . i l i ll , L? ,r f 33 -,. vii Xteeas, 'Lf ' I SHYEST - Steve Mitchell, Reta y McDermott. T MOST INDIVIDUA LISTIC - Doug Karst, Suzanne Plants. MOST SARCASTIC - Dave Stimson, Barb Christman. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED - Rick Amundson, Cindy Stafford MOST DEPENDABLE - Bruce Plano, Caty Sprague. ROMEO AND IULIET - Bill and Julie Kratts. MOODIEST Randy Poore Mary Jane Adams . Cigars, Cigarettes, Wastepaper baskets . Symptoms of Serrioritis if Yes!? N Would you believe that this boy is actually 6'8 ? Get the rw outv my coke! Who's the clown? Going out for a pass. ??? X E K ' 35- t yty y kg s ,, ff , ' i I M Mm, 'mrs X' Working hard or hardly working? rm So Ih1S 1S what baby shampoo does to your hair! Can't you wait until after class? Ir's been a long day, We've come to take you away. Over the net, Moe, not under Entonces . . . A little tutoring on the side. We11, I made it out of the room, now how do I get out doors? whats up doc? 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