Old Photos From Paulines Website

2019 Thanksgiving - Maija, Markus, June & kisses from Mikko

2019 Thanksgiving in Lakeland, FL with Bruce, Markus, Krista, Johann, Mikko & June

Old Photos From Paulines Website

Published October 16, 2026. These photographs and original descriptions come from the nine “Our Photos” pages on the former CCS-Indians website. In the gallery, “See Caption #nnn” points to the matching description below.

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How I Spent My Spring Vacation Bob Inslerman (Class of 1963) and daughter Alexandra Greetings from the Superstition Mountain Wilderness in Arizona – March 8, 2018

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How I Spent My Spring Vacation Bob Inslerman (Class of 1963) and daughter Alexandra Greetings from the Superstition Mountain Wilderness in Arizona – March 8, 2018

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Karen Dusha McKean, Class of 1966 1st March, 2018 nor'easter at our home in Duanesburg, NY

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Karen Dusha McKean, Class of 1966 1st March, 2018 nor'easter at our home in Duanesburg, NY

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At the 2017 Orange & Black Scramble Jim Basset (‘61) donated a round of golf for four at Lake Bomoseen Golf Course where he is manager. We finally we able to take advantage of our win. (August 2018)Beautiful view of lake from the fun course. Really enjoyed restaurant after golf Kathy Dunn Nygard (‘61)& Bob Nygard (‘61 ) Thanks Jim!

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Caption #007 — Paul Schneider.jpg

On June 13th, Rich Davis, CCS Class of 1954 , of Aurora, Colorado, and Glenn Davis, CCS Class of 1960, & his wife, Coreen of Murphy, NC visited my place for a few days. A friend of the Davis’s from Colorado was racing his Hemi Nitro dragster at Beech Bend Park Nostalgia Drag Races & Car Show in Bowling Green , KY. We all went to the races for the next two days using my place as home base. We had a fantastic time at the races although our eardrums suffered mightily from engine noise. Evenings were spent eating & reminiscing about growing up on the West End of Cambridge (aka Bucktown) in the 1950’s. It’s amazing the events & people we remembered. Everyone left on Saturday with fond memories of the visit. I hadn’t seen Rich Davis for nearly 40 years. Cambridge ties run deep however & the memories are lasting. P.S. the dragster didn’t have as much fun as we did!! No trophies… Picture submitted by Paul Schneider, Class of 1959

Caption #008 — Alex DeVito.jpg

Recently, Bud and Penny (King) Pytko Class of 1956, visited Alex DeVito , Class of 1956 Alex address is: Virta Health & Rehab Center 62 Richmond Ave, Lumberton, NJ , 08048. if you would like to visit Alex. IF you are sending a card or letter we send them to him at his home address as his daughter Joyce takes them in to read them to him as he can not manipulate them. That address is: Alex DeVito, 5 Dartmouth Dr, Demean, NJ. O8075

Caption #009 — Matchbook – DiMaggio's .jpg

Tom Raymond, '64 For all you Yankees fans from the '50s, and who may have ventured out to SFO, to Fisherman's Wharf, back in the day. Recall that by the summer of 1967, Simon and Garfunkel were strumming and lamenting (from one of the very great flicks of all time): Where have you gone, Joe DiMaggio Our nation turns its lonely eyes to you Wu wu wu What's that you say, Mrs. Robinson Jolting Joe has left and gone away Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey Yet, until not long ago, Joe would only reply, "Hey, I'm still here!" (but never could accept Marilyn's encounter with that sidewalk radiator grate!)

Caption #010 — Don Schneider 1.jpg

Don Schneider, Class of 1964 2 fall photo's taken 12/12/2018 from our deck on Fire Tower Road looking down on Lake Lauderdale with Mt Equinox in the background. Another looking North East towards Rupert VT

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Caption #012 — Bill and Bob.jpg

Two old Cambridge, NY Air Force, Korean Conflict Veterans meet in San Antonio, TX for the first time in 66 years. The conversation and memories were wonderful. Bill Dame (Class of '53) and Robert Dering (Class of `52)

Caption #013 — Ed and Grandchild.jpg

2018 was a great year for us, marked by my retirement as Director after 38 years with the George F. Johnson Memorial Library. My timing was excellent as my last day of work was nine days after the birth of my first grandchild, Juliette Summer Dunscombe. Ed Dunscombe,Class of 1972

Caption #014 — Paul Schneider Daylily.jpg

Yes, that is the true flower height of one of the most recent Daylily additions to my garden. Hemerocallis ‘Jerry Ellis Baker’- named for a Bowling Green, KY philanthropist. Photo submitted by Paul Schneider, Class of 1959

Caption #015 — Bob Wrights Award.jpg

Bob Wright, Class of 1956 , was recently honored by the Racing City Chorus for 54 years of harmonizing with the Saratoga Barbershop group .

Caption #016 — Anne and Angie Vero Beach.jpg

McKee Botanical Gardens in Vero Beach Fl. Anne Thiessen Class of 1960 and Angela Estramonte Class of 1961 vacationing in Florida in style, with Kathy Dunn Nygard , Class of 1961

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CLASS OF 1962: Dan Pemrick, Peter Kent, Terry Briggs 10/11,The Red Lion in Stockbridge Ma. Peter was visiting family and friends in the area so we thought it was a great opportunity to see Terry and catch-up. Picture submitted by Dan Pemrick

Caption #018 — Lunch group from Mary Muckle.jpg

Gals from the Class of 1959 on August 28th. Our group plans on meeting for lunch once a month. We are calling it our Gals' Gab Session. Seated: Dee Record Muhlig, Winnie Brimmer Davis Stantding: Mary Bates Muckle, Roxy Kenyon Pemrick, Linda McMorris Record and Donna Fournier Byron Picture submitted by Mary Bates Muckle

Caption #019 — Karen's deer.jpg

Karen Dusha McKean, Class of 1966 sent in 2 FALL pictures from her yard in Duanesbury NY, October 2019

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Karen Dusha McKean, Class of 1966 sent in 2 FALL pictures from her yard in Duanesbury NY, October 2019

Caption #021 — 2019 Thanksgiving – Maija, Markus, June & kisses from Mikko.jpg

June Johnson, Lawrence – Class of 61 I hope you and everyone enjoyed your Thanksgiving. Ours was quiet because we moved south and the rest of Bruce's family is still in the Northeast. We missed them but we had our smaller gathering and had a really pleasant day with our family of Bruce and myself and our two daughters Maija & Krista with Krista's 3 fun loving boys. I am ever so thankful that Krista has now moved back to the states after living in Germany for 7 years. Our Thanksgiving small gathering is included Merry Christmas to all and a Happy & Healthy 2020..

Caption #022 — 2019 Thanksgiving in Lakeland, FL with Bruce, Markus, Krista, Johann, Mikko & June.jpg

Caption #023 — Thure in Idaho.jpg

Class of 1964 Thure Johnson's backyard in Pocatello, Idaho December 2019

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Anne Thiessen (‘60), Kathy Dunn Nygard (‘61),Angela Estramonte (‘61 ) Enjoyed touring Morikami Japanese Gardens in Delray Beach, Florida before the virus hit.

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Sequestering at home A pair of OWLS in our back yard near the Long Island Pine Barrens keeping us entertained for the last few days. Perhaps LOVE is in the air ? Mike Severson, Class of 1961,

Caption #026 — Paul Austin VT.png

From our dock: Mt Washington just visible, back center. I really miss the topography around Cambridge and this is similar, but with bigger mountains. We're only about 60 miles from the Canadian border so it's been relatively cool, but who cares when there is a lake out front to jump into and that's all we have to do anyway Paul Austin, Class of 1964

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Randy Hall (70), Bob Brown and Dale Dearstyne (71) and Terry Dwyer (72) continued the alumni tradition by playing a round of golf at Windy Hill. We discussed contacting others who live locally, and have played in previous years, but decided against it. This allowed us to finally win the Cambridge alumni tournament for the first time. We also awarded ourselves longest drive and closest to the pin.

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In response to the newsletters request for Christmas themes, Cathy Dunn Nygard, Class of 1961 sent in this picture. My mother Jean Dunn received this horse for Christmas when she was three. That would have been 1921.

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WINNING BIG AT SARATOGA July 20,2022 Debbie Vitello ('63) Angela Estramonte ('61) Kathy Dunn Nygard ('61) Anne Thiessen ('60)

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2022 Bonita Beach Florida CCS reunion Classes representing 1964, 1965, 1970,1971,1972, and 1973- senior living at its best:) . First row – Dan Dempsey, Sylvia Aileen Lincoln Kazma, Randy Hall, Jim Robertson , JoAnn Canzeri Crawford and Mike Meagher Back row Elaine Franklin Brown, Bob Brown, Beth Canzeri Bell and Gwen Canzeri Hall Picture submitted by Bob Brown.

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Getting our "culture fix" at tha Flagler Museum in Palm Beach, FL. Kathy Nygard-1961,Anne Thiessen- 1960, Angie Estramonte-1961.

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Food and drink In FL. Angie Estramonte and Kathy Nygard–Class of 1961 and Anne Thiessen-Class of 1960

Caption #033 — 001_ClarenceCoulter_TimCapsule_1950.jpg

THE NEW CCS Construction of the school began in 1950, opening its doors in Sep-1951, making the CCS class of 1952 the first to graduate from the “new school”. The cost cutting, the estimating and re-estimating, and all the other fancy footwork make it difficult to determine actual construction cost. The officially published number is $850,000, but my research leads me to believe the number was closer to $1,200,000. The cornerstone ceremony was 28-Sep-1950. Gardner Cullinan, mayor, was master of ceremonies. Speakers included Clarence Coulter, BOE president; Ernest W. Bodenstab, principal; Mrs. Seth Craig, PTA president; Ken Wilbur, faculty president; Mrs. Caroline P. Perry, long-time district superintendent; and Elmer Dering, Student Council president. Clarence Coulter laid a copper box inside the cornerstone [note: this is the 1950 marker to the right of the original Main Entrance]. This time capsule contains election ballots, budgets, advertising material on bids for the school, a program, and various news stories of the new building. When the new school was originally proposed in 1946, it was designed to house 720 students, but it was scaled back in size through repeated cost-cutting measures. There were 29 classrooms, a library, cafeteria, agriculture room, board room, and a gymnasium-auditorium. In another cost-cutting measure, the Bus Garage was located on the first floor of the Hubbard Addition of the Old School By 1955 enrollment had grown to 900, with the sixth grade forced into the junior high wing and the art room became a classroom. In 1956 Eagle Bridge and Buskirk school districts voted to join the CCS District. Patrician Hall was used for some class overflow The first addition was approved by voters in the Spring of 1957 Pictures and story submitted by Ken Gottry

Image is linked from the old Scrapbook section but was not included in the supplied ZIP.

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Image is linked from the old Scrapbook section but was not included in the supplied ZIP.

Caption #035 — ladies luncheon Nov 2022.jpg

This picture that was taken at my home where we had a spaghetti luncheon! I forgot to take out the garlic bread until after everyone left!! Winnie, Roxy, me, and Linda! Missing is Dolores and Donna!! Mary Bates Muckle ‘59 November 2022

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Robert Headwell Jr. being sworn in as Montgomery County Legislator District 4 by his son, Honorable Robert Headwell III Town of Glen justice with his grandson Robert Headwell IV and his father Robert Headwell Sr. holding the Bible.

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Here are some happy Cambridge alumni in Myrtle Beach at Harry’s for breakfast on February 19, 2023 Jack Alexander, Dawn Case, Barb Bowler Moses, Bethany and Raz Macauley, Donna and Ed Christian, Gary and Jean Hoffman Hill! Picture submitted by Donna Christian.

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Enjoying dinner in Jupiter FL–Feb. 26,2023 Jim Estramonte Class of 1953, Angela Estramonte Class of 1961, Anne Thiessen Class of 1960

Caption #039 — 2023 Angie Kathy Anne.jpg

3 CCS beauties at Hobe Sound Beach,FL Feb. 27,2023 Kathy (Dunn)Nygard -Class of 1961 Angela Estramonte-Class of 1961 Anne Thiessen-Class of 1960

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Ladies from the Class of 1959 Linda McMorris Record, Mary BatesMuckle, Roxy Kenyon Pemrick, Ann Burrell Ung, Winnie Brimmer Davis were at Benson, Eagle Bridge, NY! June 30, 2023. Monthly a small group of us try to meet at different locations, (sometimes it’s restaurants in our area) and (sometimes in one of our homes)! We all really enjoy seeing each other and catch up on new news

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The winners at Saratoga. July 19, 2023 Debby Vitello Class of 1963 Anne Thiessen Class of 1960 Angela Estramonte Class of 1961 Kathy Nygard Class of 1961

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September 1-8,2023 Cambridge alumni took a Viking River Cruise from Amsterdam Netherlands to Basel Switzerland Left to Right: Kathy Kelleher ‘80, Elaine Franklin Brown ‘72, Bob Brown ‘71, Gwen Canzeri Hall ‘71 Randy Hall ‘70, John Franklin ‘80

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Robert Jr wife Cindy and Daughter Laurel went south to Daytona Beach to visit new snow birds Robert Sr and Irene Headwell March 8,2024

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Robert Jr wife Cindy and Daughter Laurel went south to Daytona Beach to visit new snow birds Robert Sr and Irene Headwell March 8,2024

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Robert Headwell Sr and Irene Headwell Robert Headwell Jr and Cindy Headwell and daughter Laurel spending Thanksgiving (2024)in Nashville

Caption #046 — Christmas Jeff Woodward.jpg

FROM JEFF WOODWARD: My best guess is that it was around 1967, when the Class of 1972 was in 7th grade. I have no recollection of what the pageant was about, though the costumes suggest that there was an around-the-world theme. There’s a mix of classes in the photo, so it was apparently an all Junior High production. I’d love to know if anyone recalls the pageant or can find themselves in the photo. I’m on the left, in the second row from the top, in a white shirt standing next to Tim Flynn. I think the person standing to the right of Mary Frazier is Charlie Dusha who moved to Arlington, VT several years before we graduated (and who I spent an afternoon with recently), and the person to the right of Larry Parsley is Bob “Jiltzy” Wilson, who moved away before we graduated. Lisa Jennings: 4th and 5th from the left in the second row from the back. Back row, far left is Gayle Gibbons. Back row, 4th from the left, is Judy Robertson. Back row, 6th from the left, looks like Margaret Nolan. 2nd row, 3rd from the left, is Wendy Brown. 1st row, 2nd from left, looks like Nicki Furfuro. 2nd row, 7th from the left (kind of in the center of things, with a black top), is Mary Fran Leone.

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Picture submitted by Fred Knapp On Friday May 30, Rowan Pemrick, Dan Pemrick’s granddaughter and Wilson Knapp, my grandson, graduated together from Hotchkiss prep school in Connecticut. Dan and I were classmates ‘62, from Cambridge. Dan was our best man at our wedding in 1967.

Source: Pauline’s original “Our Photos” pages 1–9, ccsindians.com.