Argyle Central School - Highlander Yearbook (Argyle, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1967 volume:

We hope you will enjoy this year's Highlander, now and in the years to come. The years we've spent at ACS have been both profitable and enjoyable. We wish to express our special thanks to the yearbook staff, faculty, and patrons for helping to make this another annual suc- cess. A special thanks to Mr. Evans for his help, inspiration and drive he gave us. Editor - Andi Assist Editor - Pam We, the graduating class of 1967” respectfully dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Neil Crandall. His friendship, guidance and advice has well paved our way through the future. The class of 1967 JJrincipa 7Kr. 'DucJter PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE TO THE CLASS OF 1967 There's an ancient story about a man who was getting ready to make a long journey. He called his servants to him, and to one he entrusted five talents; to another, two talents; and to another, one talent. The man who received the five talents invested them wisely, and doubled the money before the owner came back home; and, in the same way, the man who received the two talents invested them and doubled his money; but the man who had received only the one talent dug a hole in the ground and buried the money. When the owner came back, he called in the three servants. To the two servants who had used their talents wisely he said, “Well done, you are good and faithful men. You have taken care of a few things well, and now you will be made ruler over many things. But the man who had received the one talent came and said, “I was afraid, so I hid your money where it was safe and here you have what is coming to you. And the owner said, “You lazy rascal! You know I expected a return on my investment. He gave the one talent to the man with ten talents and let the one-talent man go. Now in this old story, a talent was a lot of money. The word “talent also means ability, and when a person uses his ability to the fullest extent, his ability grows and grows. What do you need to be a ten-talent man? The man who can get the small jobs done, using whatever opportunities are at hand, is likely to be picked for bigger jobs. A ten-talent man finds out. He makes himself known as a man who never boasts, never makes excuses or alibis, but who finds out. He does what, to the less persistent, seems impossible. He finds out how to find out and he gets results. You, members of the Class of 1967, are graduating from high school because you found out. Be a ten-talent man - keep finding out. Congratulations, HAROLD U TUCKER Jjoarcf of C cfucation (Juicfan ce CJo unse or 03. us ness JKc anacjer MR. HOLTON MR. MADSEN MRS. HUGGINS, MR. CRAWFORD, MR. LIDDLE, MR. GOUCHER MRS. HAYES cStudent Gounci' Jjresicfen U 7¥uf” OFFICERS PRESIDENT:....................Phil VICE PRES:..................Sharon SECRETARY:..................Helene TREASURER:...................Craig JUDGE:.......................Marty Marty, Craig, Sharon, Helene, Phil, Vicky. Mimi, Andi, Mary, Sonja, Mr. Tucker, Ray. Joel, Floyd, Tim. FACULTY Mrs. Copeland Mrs. McKernon Mrs. Hurlbut Mrs. Brownell ( emen tar y Mrs. Elder Mrs. Tuttle Mrs. Gamble Mrs. Harrington Miss McWhorter Mrs. MacAuley Mrs. Cornell Mr. Luke Mr. Shaw Mrs. Kuba Mr. Bebo Mrs. Bezio JfiyA Sc Aoo Mrs. Griffin Mr. Evans Mrs. Cook Mrs. Kent Mrs. Zayachek Mr. Marshall Mr. Hellwig Mr. Crisler Mr. Crandall Mr. Smith Mr. Mracek SECRETARIES Miss Hood Mrs. Kilmer MUSIC Mrs. Bristol READING Mr. Siano ATHLETICS Mrs. Ovitt Mrs. Page Mr. Sandora Miss Callantine PSYCHOLOGIST Mr. Pritchard ART Mrs. Evans CAFETERIA MANAGER Mr. Terry DRIVER EDUCATION Mr. Mamone INDUSTRIAL ARTS Cjo op Jjoarcf Mr. Custer SPEECH Mary, Marge, Leona, Alice, Francis, Dorothy Cjus ocf ans Mac, Sterling, Floyd, Jim i US ). 'rivers FRONT: F. Cuthbert, H. Jackson T. Olsenwik BACK: J. Williamson, A. Grant, M. LaFoy, R. McDougall Sub: C. Stark, Absent C. Ketcham PRESIDENT................. Peg Carey SECRETARY........................Bon Dexter VICE PRESIDENT..........Pam McDonald TREASURER...............Jen Ketcham CLASS COLORS: CLASS FLOWER: Navy blue and white Rose CLASS MOTTO: Who does not love wine, women and song Remains a fool his whole life long. LINDA JEANNE ANDERSON Lin Honesty is the first chapter in the book of wis- dom. Choir-1,2,3,4; Dance Committee-1,2,3, 4; Supper Committee-1,2,3,4; Prom Committee-3; Yearbook Club-4; Senior Play-4; Senior Trip-4. CHRISTINE JESSIE BAIN Chris Little friends may prove great friends. Intramurals-1,2,3,4; Pep Club-1,2, 3,4; G. A. A. - 1, 2,3,4, - Pres. -4; Drama Club-1; Dance Commit- tee-1,2, 3,4; Prom Committee-3; Student Council- 31 Senior Play - Student Director-4, Senior Trip; Yearbook Officer-4. Football-1; Dance Committee-1,2, 3,4; Prom Com- mittee-1,2,3,4; Supper Committee-1,2,3,4; Senior Play-4; Senior Trip-4. LAWRENCE CHARLES BECKER Beck To talk and swallow at the same moment is not easy. MARGARET ANN CAREY Peggy” She moves a goddess, and she looks like a queen. Cheering-1; G. A. A.-1; Intramurals-1; Latin Club Off. -1,2, 3; Science Club-1; Choir-1,2,3,4; Dance Comm. -1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club-1,2; Cornell Science Trip-2; Pep Club-2,4; Prom Comm. -3; Oratorical Contest-2nd place-3; PTA Award-3; Student Coun- cil - treas. -3; Senior Play-4; Class Pres. -4; Year- book staff - Sr. Editor-4; Senior Trip-4. NANCY LYNN CARPENTER Nanc I hate the sin, but I love the sinner. ” Choir-1,2,3,4; All County Chorus-1,2,3; Intramur- als-1,2,3,4; G.A.A. -1.2.3.4; Pep Club-1,2.3,4; Latin Club-1,2; Dance Comm. -1, 2, 3, 4; Supper Comm. -1, 2, 3,4; Cheerleader-2, 3, 4; Class Secre- tary-2; Cornell Science Trip-2; Nat. Honor Society- 3,4; Prom Comm. -3, 3rd attendant; Winter Carnival- 3rd attend. Senior Play; Senior Trip; Yearbook-4. RONALD JAMES COLVIN Ron We are ne'er like angels till our passion dies. Football-1; Basketball-1,2,3; Baseball-1,2,3,4; In- tramurals-1, 2; Varsity Club-2, 3, 4; Prom Commit- tee-3; Supper Comm.-1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play-4; Sen- ior Trip-4; Yearbook Club-4. ELEANOR IRENE CRANDALL El” I can resist everything but temptation. Intramurals-1, 2, 3,4; G. A. A. -1, 2, 3,4; Prom Comm.-3; Dance Comm. -1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Club- 41 Supper Comm. -1, 2, 3,4; Senior Play-4. LAWRENCE JAMES DESSAINT Larry ’’All his faults are such that one loves him still better for them. ” Football-1,2,3.4; Basketball-1.2.3.4; Baseball-1, 2, 3,4; Student Council-3,4 Judge-3; Varsity Club-1, 2, 3, 4 - Pres-4; Dance Comm. -1,2, 3,4; Supper Comm.-1.2, 3, 4 Prom Comm. 3; Prom King-3; Senior Play-4 Senior Trip-4; Yearbook-4. BONNIE LOU DEXTER Bon Gentlemen prefer blondes. Drama club-1, 2; Dance Comm. 1, 2, 3,4; Pep Club- 1, 2,4; Latin Club-1; Intramurals-1, 2, 3,4; Supper comm. -1,2, 3,4; Student Council Secretary-2; Prom Comm. -3; Senior Play-4; Class officer - secretary-4; Yearbook club-4; Senior Trip-4. Dance Committees--1, 2,3, 4; Supper Committees - 1,2, 3,4; Class Pres. -2; Football-2; Prom Commit- tees-3; Student Council Treas. -4; Senior Play-4; Yearbook Club-4; Senior Trip-4. BRUCE RAYMOND ELY Bruce” ”1 believe the only whole man is a free man. Football-1,2,3,4; Varsity Club-1,2,3,4; Prom Com- mittee-3; Senior Play-4; Senior Trip-4. HELENE LUCY GRAHAM Sis” Weeping may endure for a night, but joy in the morning. Class Treas. -1; Choir-1,2; Latin Club-1; Intramur- als-1,2,3,4; Pep Club-1,2, 3, 4; G. A. A. -1,2,3,4, Vice-Pres. -4; Drama Club-1; Dance Com. -1,2, 3,4; Cheering-2, 3,4; Prom Com. -3; Prom Queen-3; Sup- per Com. -1,2, 3, 4; Senior Play-4; Student Council Secretary-4; Yearbook Club-4. TERRY NELSON GRAHAM Terry The more things a man is ashamed of, the more respectable he is. Football-1; Basketball-1; Dance Committees-1,2,3, 4; Supper Committees-1,2, 3,4; Prom Committees 3; Senior Trip-4; Senior Play-4. WILFRED ELLIS HENRY Willie Be silent and safe--silence never betrays you. Intramurals-1,2, 3; Dance Committees-1,2, 3,4; Supper Committees-1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committees-3; Senior Play-4; Senior Trip-4. PHILLIP MILTON HOFFER Phil The fair sex is your department. Dance Committees-1,2,3,4; Band-1; Basketball-1; Football-2; Student Council-2, 3,4 - Pres. 4; Supper Committees-1, 2, 3,4; Senior Trip-4; Prom Commit- tees-3. VERA GAIL HOLCOMB •’Gail” Love conquers all! Student Council-1; Intramurals-1, 2, 3,4; G. A. A. - 1, 2, 3,4; Pep Club-1, 2, 3, 4; F. H. A. -1; Cheering- 1,2; Dance Comm. -1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Comm. -3; Sup- per Comm. -1,2, 3, 4; Yearbook Club-4 JENNIFER LYNN KETCHAM Jen I do not mind lying, but I. hate inaccuracy. Choir-1,2,3,4; Intramurals-1,2, 3, 4; Pep Club-1,2, 3,4; Class vice pres. -1; Dance comm. -1.2, 3,4; Latin club-1; All county chorus-1; Science trip-2; Nurses club-2; Prom committee-3; Supper commit- tees-1, 2, 3, 4; Senior trip-4; Senior play-4; Class treasurer-4; Yearbook Club-4. ANDREA LORENA HUMISTON Andi Enthusiasm for a cause sometimes warps judge- ment. Dance Comm. -1, 2, 3,4; Intramurals-1,2, 3,4 F.H.A.-l; Band-1; Pep Club-1, 2, 3,4; Drama Club- 1,2; Art Club-1; Art Club-1; G. A. A. -1,2, 3,4; Class Treasurer-2; Supper Comm. -1,2, 3, 4; Class Secretary-3; Prom Comm. -3; Prom Court - 2nd Attendant-3; Senior Play-4; Yearbook Club-4; Editor; Student Council-4; Senior Play-4; Senior Trip-4 PATRICIA ANN McDONALD Pam A sound body is good; a sound mind is better; but a strong and clean character is better than either. Choir-1,2.3,4; Ski Club-1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club-1; Dance Comm. -1,2,3,4; Supper Committees-1,2,3, 4; Prom Comm. -3; Class Treasurer-3; Class Vice Pres. -4; Senior Play 4; Senior Trip-4. ROBERT PEARLY McDOUGALL Bob IVe taken my fun where I’ve found it. Football-1,2,3,4; Basketball-1,2,3,4; Track-1; Dance Comm. -1, 2, 3,4; Class Vice Pres. -2; Intra- murals-1, 2, 3; Science Trip-2; Prom Comm. -3; Prom Court - First Attendant-3; Varsity Club-2,4; Senior Play-4; Supper Comm. -1,2,3,4; Senior Trip-4. TERRY HARPER McGEOCH T Always do right. This will gratify some people and astonish the rest. Football-1,2,3,4; Basketball-1,2,3,4; Track-1; Choir-1,2, 3,4; Band-1, 2, 3,4; Ski Club-1, 2, 3. 4; Latin Club-1; Drama Club-1; All County Chorus-1,2; Dance Comm. -1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals-1, 2, 3,4; Pep Club-1, 2, 3, 4; Science Trip-2; Boy's State Rep. -3; Prom Third Attendant-3; Varsity Club-3,4; Senior Play-4; Yearbook Club-4, Senior Trip-4; Winter Carnival, Second Attendant-3. JAY DAVID MOREY DAVID RAY RANDLES Race Run or we’ll all be killed. Reverand Woman would be more charming if one could fall into her arms without falling into her hands. Football-1, 2,3,4; Track-1; Dance Com. -1, 2, 3,4; Supper Committees-1, 2, 3,4; Intramurals-1, 2; Base- ball-3,4; Varsity Club-3,4; Prom Committee-3; Senior Play-4; Senior Trip-4; Yearbook Club-4. Chorus-1.2,3,4; Drama, Latin, and Science Clubs- 1; Dance Com. -1, 2, 3, 4; Band-2, 3; Basketball-2, 3, 4; National Honor Society-2, 3,4; Prom Com. -3; Senior Play-4; Senior Trip-4; A.C.C. Insight-3,4; Boys State Alternate-3; Cornell Science Trip-2. Charlene elinor sherman Char It is completely unimportant, that is why it is so interesting. Class Pres. -1,3; Choir-1,2,3,4; GAA-1,2,3,4; Latin Club-1, 2,3; Dance Comm. -1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club-1; Drama Club-1, 2; Intramurals-1, 2, 3, 4; All County Chorus-1; Science Trip-2; Nat. Honor Soc. - 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Prom Court, First Attendant-3; Oratorical Contest-3; DAR Award-4; Yearbook, Ac- tivity Ed. -4; Senior Trip-4; Insight '67-4. JUANITA MARIE SWINTON Nita It is hard to fail; but it is worse never to have tried to succeed. Art Club-1,2; F.H.A. -1,2; Choir-1,2,3,4; Prom Committee-3; Senior Play-4; Dance Committee-1, 2, 3,4; Supper Committee-1, 2, 3,4; Senior Trip-4. DOUGLAS WADE TASKER Poopsie She breathed the husky whisper: Curfew must not ring tonight. Football-1,2,3,4; Basketball -1,2, 3, 4; Choir-1,2,3, 4; Latin Club-1; Dance Comm. -1,2, 3, 4; All County Chorus-1,3,4; Intramurals-1,2, 3,4; Pep Club-1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club-2, 3,4, - Vice Pres. -4; Cornell Science Trip-2; Prom Comm. - 2nd Attend. -3; Class Vice President-3; Supper Comm. -1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball-4; Senior Play-4; Yearbook Club - Sports Ed. -4; Senior Trip-4. YVONNE SHIRLEY WILSON Yvonne Delay is preferable to error. Latin Club-1; Dance Committee-1, 2, 3,4; Supper Committees-1,2, 3,4; Intramurals-1,2; Choir-1,2,3, 4; Prom Committee-3; Senior Play-4; Yearbook Club Treas. -4; Senior Trip-4. C ass NAME AMBITION PET PEEVE Linda Anderson Be a good nurse Spelling Chris Bain Own a mansion Doug Tasker Larry Becker Be a good mechanic 6 cylinder Chevy's Peggy Cary Be a sailor's wife US Navy Nancy Carpenter Overcome my spasticity White socks Eleanor Crandall Be happy School Ron Colvin Get rich without working Work Larry Dessaint Be a playboy bachelor Being broke Bonnie Dexter Own an XKE Army Craig Dexter Become a CPA Argyle Bruce Ely To retire Conservation Helene Graham Beautician Girls pestering Randy Terry Graham Retire at 21 Short weekends Will Henry Be successful Homework Phil Hoffer Get rich easy Slow lunch lines Gail Holcomb Beautician Doc's classes Andi Humiston Get married Girls that trespass Jenifer Ketcham To learn to ski Being told what to do Bob McDougall Being on time for school, once! Losing ball games Pam McDonald Get out of school Homework Terry McGeoch Win Battle of the Bands” School's drums Jay Morey Be one of the Jet Set Studying Dave Randles Shoot 100 woodchucks in a year Cautious woodchucks Char Sherman Major League baseball umpire Envious people Juanita Swinton Child nurse Talk behind my back Doug T asker To avoid Viet Nam Char (The Grape) Yvonne Wilson Secretary Homework Foster PET LOVE FAVORITE EXPRESSION PASTIME Even tempered people Oh Shoot! Watching TV All boys except D. T. I'll be dipped Fooling around Cars Who me? Working on cars E. James Wilson Think we've got time? Flirting Puppies One of these days, Alice The cake game John Wanna bet? Riding in a black Mustang Girls Huh, How about that? Sleeping Key to Playboy Club What? Sleeping John But I am whispering! Bumming cigarettes Girls Hey, Whiplash! Flirting Money How nice! Relaxing Randy Drop dead Cheering Blondes and Brunettes Hello there Looking for excitement Blondes Can't win them all Daydreaming Micki Dexter Whip it on me Parties Roy You aren't big enough Sleeping Skipper Huh Skipper Good conversationalist I'll be Having fun Sleeping till 1:00 Right! Sleeping Animals It's alright if you can do it! Having fun Ludwig Drum Company How do you like them apples? Drumming on desks Blondes No! We'll get caught! Flirting Model 700 Remington Would you believe? Woodchuck hunting Homeroom with Dougie But what if Batman doesn't come? Playing footsies in French. Anyone or anything Gee-whiskers Bowling Blondes C 'mon Phil, hit the right notes Avoid Ft. Edward cops Money Oh yeah? Reading () ass 7auorites SHORTEST - TALLEST SHYEST Willie Doug Andi Char Pam and Willie MOST POLITE Bob and Linda MOST ATTRACTIVE CLASS CLOWNS Peg and Bob Chris and Doug MOST MECHANICAL B o n T e r r y CLASS FLIRTS BEST DRESSED Peg and Jay Craig and Nancy MOST HELPFUL PRETTIEST EYES Andi and Willie Pam and Ron MOST ATHLETIC MOST MUSICAL Pam and Dave Peg and Terry MOST POPULAR MOST TALENTED Larry and Andi Doug and Pam PRETTIEST HAIR BEST PERSONALITY Peg and Bob Bon and Craig ( Hass 7.) We, the class of 1967, of the Argyle Central School, in the township of Argyle, County of Washington, State of New York, being of sound mind, do make this our LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: LINDA ANDERSON wills her temper to anyone who can control it. CHRIS BAIN wills her athletic ability to Karen Anderson. LARRY BECKER wills his ability to get along with Mrs. Zayachek to anyone who needs it. PEG CAREY leaves and is taking the sanity of many teachers with her. NANCY CARPENTER wills her athletic coordination to Bird EL CRANDALL wills her ability to drive to Nancy Saville. RON COLVIN wills his ability to keep his car running to anyone who thinks he can do it. LARRY DESSAINT wills his position as Varsity Club President to Sharon Tasker. BON DEXTER wills her quick sense of humor to Mrs. Kent. CRAIG DEXTER wills his madras pants to anyone who has the guts to wear them. BRUCE ELY is taking everything with him. HELENE GRAHAM wills her ability to play hockey to Dawn Stout. TERRY GRAHAM wills his stool at the Venus to Gordon Bodkin. WILLY HENRY wills his good left-hand writing to Mr. Smith. PHIL HOFFER wills his slenderness to Bruce Ellis. GAIL HOLCOMB wills her ability to play sports to Vicky Dexter. ANDI HUMISTON wills anything except her fella, Skipper, or her horse, Mister. JEN KETCHAM wills her position as class treasurer, along with one big headache, to next year's poor sucker. BOB McDOUGALL wills his punctuality in getting to school on time to Chris Cook. PAM MCDONALD wills her choice of academic subjects to anyone foolish enough to take them. TERRY MCGEOCH wills The Epics to a capable manager, Eddie Tiger Pugh. JAY MOREY wills his ability to roam the halls to anyone who can get away with it. DAVE RANDLES will leave. CHAR SHERMAN leaves Dougie Tasker to next year's Senior class in hope that he will contribute as much to their confusion as he did to ours. NITA SWINTON wills her quietness to anyone who wants it. DOUG TASKER wills his shoulder pads to Mary Ellen Sherman. YVONNE WILSON wills her ability to stay out of trouble to Karl Skogsberg. ( ass Jf s fory We started out in Kindergarten with number of 47 and as we came along to this year, 1967, 14, of the original 47, are left. In second grade, we gained Peg and Sis. In fourth grade, we acquired Bruce and Linda. In fifth, one of the great years, we gained Doug. In sixth, we got Jay and Gail with Larry Becker following in seventh. In eighth, we got Nancy. In ninth, we were returned Bonnie and Craig. They left us in fifth, but since we got them back, we’re happy. We started seventh grade in a quiet sort of way; between Gary Griffin and Bob Dowmont, what else could it be. Anyone remember Mr. Rosenbaum? We do. Art had some worthwhile lessons for us. How to put our noses in a circle on the blackboard, or how to eat that delicious white paste or better yet, how to bomb the naughty people with paper wads until it hurt. It did. Ask Peg. Of course, we learned how to paint each other. Peg was the favorite target. Eighth grade was just a little quieter because we still had Bob to keep us in control. With Mr. Blake and Mr. Moore we learned a lot in English that year. How to use a Yo-yo and how to throw pocketbooks and not catch them. Right Bob? Ninth grade was begun with a flop but it got cheerier as it went along. With Miss Jones as an English teacher, we learned even more than in eighth grade English. Throw- ing gravel was the pastime of that period, and then there was Algebra, for all the good it did us. Ducking chalk or eraser, whatever it may have been, was the pastime that year. Some of us even got an eraser or two. Right Jay? The sophomore year must have been the floppiest. The only thing that happened to keep the boredom away was the fights between Sis, Gail, Chris, and Andi. It got a little vulgar, but interesting. The junior year, we were kept busy with the Prom and dances to make money. At those cold car washes, people were washed better than the cars even after our second try. Our senior year has been the greatest between McDonald's, road parties, and slid- ing parties. Of course, some people didn't think they would graduate but there was a push that went something like this, 'T got to get out of this place before I rot!!’’ I)hen T.)e 7.)ere Jounc Pam Linda Char Jennifer Pam and Doug Doug and Sharon Juanita - VH’J QS3 u Iff ) t £ nc y. r , l| w % f W gy w ;- -Cd T w C;i SI90IJJO 3uod up norj t6 fmy (j ass J rophecu TIME: June 24, 1977 PLACE: McDougall's Amusement Park (formerly The Field ) OCCASION: The 1967 Class Reunion Well, we finally made it. Someone ought to tell Bob to fix those bumps in the road. It looks like we're all here. Yep, there's T and Doug fighting over the lead part in their new song The Epic's Concerto in E 3 Minor My gosh, here comes Ron with the troopers right behind him. No, they're not chasing him. It's good ole Race Randles chasing them both! What are all these little kids doing here? Oh, they're Andi’s and no babysitter will watch them.- Look at Larry D. playing with them. He loves kids and after 10 years it seems as though he should be ready for marriage. Here that noise? That's just Helene and Gail fighting. It would be like old times except Chris is reffing. Guess she got that from being coach of the Globe Trotters. Bruce is telling Char, the President of the U.S., that the Communists are infiltrat- ing the government. Here comes Peg and Bon, they are both still waiting for Jim and John, who never did come home after their hitch in the service. Eleanor said she wouldn't be able to make it because she has to work in the cafe- teria at school. Phil will be a little late because he has to drive in the Daytona 500. Why here comes Yvonne, and Pam with Jen, who is still waiting for Mark to get a weekend pass. Why here comes Jay. He has finally achieved his ambition as one of the Interna- tional Jet Set. Bob said he might be a little late because he hasn't been on time for anything in his life. Craig just called and said he has to try for his license, for the 100th time, so he’ll be a little late also. Willy and Larry B., they're now co-principals of the North Argyle Vocational School. The Board of Education decided to make them principals since they spent so much time there. Terry G. said he would be a little late as he had to work tonight. Why here comes Linda and after 10 years just graduated from Mary McClellen Nursing School. We regret to say that Nancy and Juanita are unable to attend. We are sorry that everyone could not attend, but perhaps all will return to our class reunion in 1987. K in cferaarten. • TITornincj FIRST ROW: S. Ovitt, M. Shaw, R. Ballentine, R. Strode, M. Brayman, L. Valyer J. Riley, M. Longdaue, M. Swinton. Mrs. Brownell. SECOND ROW: G. Crandall, C. Matthews, G. Sawtell, S. VanLint, M. Annis, S. Flewelling, B. Wade, L. Brown, L. Whitney. Mrs. Kuba. THIRD ROW: N. Runge, A. William- son, M. Fish, M. Lohret, E. Jackson, P. Adams, J. Glacy, M. Urbonowicz, M. VanAlstyne, FOURTH ROW- Cutler. W. Hughes, W. Bartholomew, R. Cousineau, W. Tripp, S. Wicks, B. Bristol, G. Jones, K. Kilmer. Absent: D. Russell JCin cferaarten. • Afternoon FIRST ROW: C. Aldous, J. Fleming, L. Jackson, D. Needham, C. Delisle, S. Heidorf, R. White, M. Longdaue, K. Davis, C. Durkee, Mrs. Brownell. SECOND ROW: K. Ingersoll T. Carruthers, L. Liddle, D. Amsler, E. Liddle, D, Tanner, S. Johnson, V. Potter, L. Bain. THIRD ROW: E. Skellie, M. Dennis, J. Safford, I. Harrington, N. Bonkowski, A. Carruthers, K. Murray, E. Forrest, J. Abrahamson, D. Koma- rony, FOURTH ROW: C. Cuthbert, W. Hanna, C. Liddle, G. Tuttle, G. Jones, S. Guzi, M. Reid, J. Richards, Mrs. Kuba. (Jracfe I JKrs. Gopefano FIRST ROW: R. Lewis, R. Ogburn, R. Saunders, C. Pollock, D. Harvy, S. Fleming T. Hilton, C. Pollock SECOND ROW: J. Lohret, R. Johnson, R. Glazebrook, E. Coats, S. Carpenter, D. Collins, C. Goodsell, D. Durrum THIRD ROW: S. Anderson, D. Allen, A. LaPolt, S. Wilson, B. Grant, J. Armstrong S. Walker, J. McEachron FOURTH ROW: D. Parker, T. Riley, K. VanHorn, T. Sherman, J. Nichols, T. Jablonski E. Kuba, T. Potter. Absent C. Solloscy MRS. COPELAND Jracfe I JKrs. JKcJiernon FIRST ROW: R. LaCross, P. Kugler, D. Longdaue, W. Olsenwik, L. Burnham M. Pollock, R. Lyon, C. Mc- Kernon, J. Carpenter. SECOND ROW: T. Kelly D. Clothier, K. Bentley, A. Ripley, J. Urbonowicz, E. Blair, S. Saville R. Wilson THIRD ROW: R. McGeoch, A. Ross, J. Karpinski, P. Monroe, R. Tripp G. Valyer, L. Stark. FOURTH ROW: R. Swinton, M. Harvey, V. Annis, S. Bain T. Abrahamson, T. Nor- man, MRS. MCKERNON (Jracfe 2 TIfrs. 'Juttie FIRST ROW: B. Brown, M. Bain, C. Bristol, P. Heidorf, C. Weir, T. McWhorter, M. Ingersoll. SECOND ROW: E. Hemple, J. Lyon, C. Ross, M. Durkee, C. Fish, L. Stevens, B. VanLint, P. Sawtell. THIRD ROW: L. Fowler, R. Brayman, K. Elms, K. Madsen, C. McDonald, D. Clark, Roy McGeoch. Jracfe 2 TKrs. JJIur fut FIRST ROW: D. Clothier, L. Pollock, D. Billings, K. Dessaint, J. Hemple, R. Johnson, T. Kugler, D. McWhorter, R. Truax, SECOND ROW: C. Skelley S. Montero, J. Flewing, J. Brodie, D. Blodgett, H. Bristol, M. Needham, W. Condon THIRD ROW: R. Wilson, C. Bennett, S. Urbonowicz, M. O'Sick S. Brickford, M. Armstrong, D. Saunders, R. Potter, Mrs. Hurlbut FOURTH ROW: A. Grant, S. Liddle, A Quarters, S. Reid, S. Black, R. Ely E. McClay. Absent - C. Montero, S. Durrum. S'racfe 3—7 Trs. V cfer FIRST ROW: K. Lewis, L. Fleming, C. Markham, C. Cuthbert, K. Horning, C. Deyoe, D. Colton, C. LaPolt, S. Carruthers. SECOND ROW: B. Graham, S. Komarony, M. Phillips, V. Sioui, D. Olsenwik, P. Swinton, G. Bristol, N. Berube, E. Quarters, S. Wicks. THIRD ROW: J. Bickford, R. Runge, R. Heidorf, J. Potter, J. Jablonski, J. Pollock, R. McClenning, Mrs. Elder. cJrade 3 —7 Trs. TdamSfe FIRST ROW: M. Potter, J. Brennan. C. Longdaue, P. Sanders, D. Burnham, T. Safford, B. Wood. SEC- OND ROW: P. Tucker, M. Lyon, C. McKernon, G. Inman, M. Huggins, R. Dessaint, B. McDougall. THIRD ROW: C. Needham, L. Jones, J. Armstrong, J. Jarvis, J. VanDriel, J. Gugi, Mrs. Gamble. FOURTH ROW; G. Stevens, J. Stark, R. McMurry, K. Elms, N. Tuttle, C. Guard, A. LaCross. (Jrcicfe 4 —Tlf ss UTacT.OAorier FIRST ROW: S. Montero, D. Osborne, B. Clothier, C. Humiston, D. Depew T. Hilton, R. Saunders, P. Pendergrass. SECOND ROW: B. Crossett, B. Stafford R. Fowler, R. McGeoch, D. Runge, D. VanLint, L Jablonski THIRD ROW: K. Valyer, R. Pugh, L. Berube, R. Black, C. Saunders, N. Bain, R. Longdaue FOURTH ROW: R. Ross, G. Liddle, B. Tuttle, F. Norman, R. Phillips, K. Monroe ABSENT: J. Bently, M. Pollock, Miss MacWhorter. cJracfe 4—Jffrs. 1 !cirrincjton FIRST ROW: R. Ingersoll, D. Harvey, S. Wicks, C. Fleming, I. Andersen E. Coats, C. Walker, R. Clothier, SECOND ROW: K. McClay, J. Blodgett D. Sherman, B. Gray, C. Deyo, C. Stevens, D. Montero, M. Markham THIRD ROW: D. Wood, M. McClenning, J. Londaue, P. Tucker, R. VanLint F. Sutliff, M. Price, Mrs. Harrington. FOURTH ROW: P. Longdaue, R. Pollock D. Collins, R. Reid, W. Cooper, S. O'Sick, J. Hoskins. FIRST ROW: K. Jarvis, K. Brennan, J. Griffin, R. McWhorter, S. Osborne, P. Walker, R. Ketcham SEC- OND ROW: K. Coates, C. Anderson, C. Grant, G. Archard, R. Lee, J. Bennett, C. Depew, Mrs. Mac- Auley. THIRD ROW: W. Randles, M. Urbonowicz, E. Seavey, E. Inman, E. Morehouse, L. Stevens, A. Sweet. FOURTH ROW: J. Lufkin, H. Sheridan, M. Durkee, W. Monroe, L. Sanders, M. Hayes, F. Abra- hamson (Jracfe J—7777rs. Gomel Grade J—7777rs. 771ac lu eij FIRST ROW: L. Brown, J. Griffin, P. Bonkowski, R. Heidorf, W. Burnham, B. Durrum, R. Bello. SECOND ROW; K. Jablonski, J. Carruthers, J. LaPoint, L. Lyon, R. Saunders, T. Gray. Mrs. Cornell. THIRD ROW; J. Solloscy, J. Kuba, C. Brayman, S. Coates, K. Hayes, S. Pollock. FIRST ROW: P. Hilton, R. Haessly, W. Hanna, D. Lewis, J. Urbonowicz, D. Clatworthy. SECOND ROW: J. Hempel, E. Brodie, C. McNeil, M. Huggins, R. Anderson, T. Lewis, Mr. Shaw. THIRD ROW: H. Fish, D. Grant, B. Dowmont, M. Winchell, S. Randalls, P. Rouse FOURTH ROW: C. Runge, A. Bello, E. How- ard, J. Blair, J. Bristol J. Ross, J. Hoskins. (Jracfe 6—TlTr. LuJte FIRST ROW: G. Montero, T. White, J. Koncikowski, K. Coats, P. Sheridan R. Clark, A. Bello, J. Saun- ders. SECOND ROW: S. Fowler, D. McDougall, D. Carruthers, K. Quarters, D. Ely, G. Henke, G. Wade THIRD ROW: D. Bennett, G. Saville, G. VanLint, D. McMurry, H. Price J. O'Connor, R. Guilder, Mr. Luke FOURTH ROW: T. Lewis, D. LaPoint, R. Guard, M. Liddle, D. Lyon, D. Durkee, J. Phillips. Seuen Zi cJracfe FIRST ROW: T. Riley, P. Powers, B. Bennett, C. Stott, J. Kelly, M. Hoskins, B. Wade, M. Wood, L. Fow- ler, D. McDougall. SECOND ROW: G. Gray, L. Jarvis, S. Clothier, G. Bristol, B. Bain, P. Conkey, R. Sutliff, D. Markham, J. Smith. THIRD ROW: J. VanLent, R. Albrecht, P. Mylotte, P. Hilton, K. Burnham, E. Ellis, S. Ogburn, K. Graham, Mrs. Cook. FOURTH ROW: B. Bennett, L. Walker, C. Skogsburg, M. Liddle, D. Whaley, P. Pugh, P. Davis, K. Riley, R. Clark. FIFTH ROW: J. Heidorf, S. Haessly, P. Adams, Z. Esser, C. Hayes, R. Quarters, A. Coats, T. Fowler, Mr. Marshall. SIXTH ROW: S. Clark, K. Safford, B. Bodkin, D. Brodie, L. Nichols, G. Liddle, S. Hay, L. Montgomery. OFFICERS PRESIDENT: P. Mylotte SECRETARY: P. Adams VICE PRESIDENT: P. Pugh TREASURER: Z. Esser C icjfit i Jracfe FIRST ROW: Mr. Bebo, C. Younes, S. Fish, S. Wood, G. Ross, M. Weir, M. Mitchell, Mr. Hellwig. SEC- OND ROW: M. Lutz, S. Hanna, J. Cooper, M. Crossett, S. Urbonowicz, J. Mylotte, L. Trombley, R. Page, T. Bello, K. Crawford. THIRD ROW: D. Durkee, M. Loomis, J. Bennett, B. Hanna D. Humiston, D. Pol- lock, B. Guilder, D. Middleton, M. Koncikowski, J. Karpinski, M. Runge, T. LaCrosse. FOURTH ROW: D. Colton, R. LaPointe, J. Phillips, H. Jarvis, J. Morey, F. Wade, J. Depew, F. Delisle, A. Carruthers, C. Cook. FIFTH ROW: D. Guard, S. Stevens, J. Harke, D. Saville, J. Stott, P. Tripp, J. Lee, R. Gra- ham, M. Wood, G. Davis, W. Ely, E. Porter. SIXTH ROW: J. Gaucher, C. McKernon, M. Clothier, E. Anderson, G. Bristol, D. Longdaue, P. Pendergrass, R. LaCross, R. Guilder, D. Price, W. Sweet. OFFICERS PRESIDENT: J. Stott SECRETARY: J. Lee VICE PRESIDENT: P. Pendergrass TREASURER: G. Davis res ) men FIRST ROW: S. Dessaint, D. Brown, V. Dexter, B. Quarters, H. Brody, D. Humiston, R. Henke, G. Sa- ville, S. Siaulnski, S. Burnham, M. Lutz. SECOND ROW: K. Ogburn, M. Bristol, D. Clark, M. Crawford, L. Bain, R, Griffin, D. McWhorter, S. Smith, L. Skellie, C. Crandall, L. Loomis. THIRD ROW; M. Gamble, J. Pendergrass, C. Carruthers, J. Godfrey, A. Lyons, D. McWhorter, R. Humiston, T. Hanna, J. Skellie, R. Cuthbert, Miss Decker. FOURTH ROW: R. Gordon, B. Ellis, E. Dowmont, R. Lewis, E. Mon- roe, L. Fish, J. Fish, C. LaFoy, R. Morehouse. OFFICERS PRESIDENT: S. Dessaint SECRETARY: D. Brown VICE PRESIDENT: R. Gordon TREASURER: R. Humiston c 5op iom ores FIRST ROW: M. Sherman, S. Brown, D. Conkey, J. Coates, K. Anderson, D. Powers SECOND ROW: J. Pugh, K. McKernon, J. Lee, M. McClay, M. Randles, B. Brennan, N. Saville. THIRD ROW: S. Jones, J. Flewelling, L. Kelly, L. Weir, S. Bello, D. Gaucher, S. Younes. FOURTH ROW: J. Colton, T. Tripp, L. Bain, J. Liddle, T. Karpinski, Mrs. Kent, Mrs. Bezio. FIFTH ROW: J. Fowler, J. Durkee, R. DePew, D. Pollock, M. Bello, J. Clark, W. Griffin OFFICERS PRESIDENT: J. Lee SECRETARY: S. Brown VICE PRESIDENT: B. White TREASURER: T. Karpinski Ji amors FIRST ROW: L. Fowler, J. Saunders, S. Tasker A. Delano, M. McClay, P. Couzens, J. Durkee, SECOND ROW: R. Kenneally, D Stout S. Lapitsky, J. Brown, B. Anderson, S. Price, R. Graham, THIRD ROW: J. Williams, J. Pendergrass, R. Grant, T. Conkey, R. Tripp FOURTH ROW: M. McWhorter, J. Pendergrass, A. Cardin, C. Heidorf, C. Harrington, P. Horning, G. Bodkin, ABSENT: Mr. Mracek, Advisor. OFFICERS PRESIDENT:------- - - M. McClay VICE PRESIDENT: - J. Pendergrass SECRETARY: - — - R. Kenneally TREASURER: - - - - M. McWhorter U£e 7Iiy t an c er GfaS FIRST ROW: P. McDonald, A. Humiston, B. Dexter, P. Cary, J. Morey SECOND ROW: L. Ander- son, E. Crandall, Y. Wilson, G. Holcomb, H. Graham THIRD ROW: D. Randles, C. Bain, J. Ketcham, C. Sherman, N. Carpenter J. Swinton. FOURTH ROW: D. Tasker, R. Colvin, L. Des- saint, T. McGeoch Mr. Evans. FIFTH ROW: B. Ely, B. McDougall, C. Dexter, W. Henry P. Hoffer EDITORS ADMINISTRATION: HELENE PHOTOGRAPHER: CHRIS EDITOR: ANDI TREASURER: YVONNE CO-EDITOR: PAM ADVERTISEMENT: JEN ELEMENTARY: LINDA GIRLS SPORTS: EL ACTIVITY: CHAR MR. EVANS: ADVISOR SUBSCRIPTION: BON SENIOR ED: PEG SENIOR ED: JAY ADMINISTRATION: BOB BOYS SPORTS: DOUG CO-TREASURER: TERRY COPY ED: DAVE Jfon or Society SITTING: N. Carpenter, C. Sherman STANDING: J. Williams, Mr. Smith, D. Randles The Argyle Chapter of the National Honor Society was organized in 1961. Qualifications for member- ship in this society include Scholarship, Character, Leadership, and Service. At its annual induction cere- monies, a number of juniors and seniors are chosen for membership after consideration by a faculty commit- tee. Sophomores may be chosen on a probationary basis. Senior CAST I Pam Bonnie Dave Nancy Peggy Doug Andi Terry Willie CAST II Juanita Jennifer Dave Eleanor Helene Bob Linda Terry Willie Dear Ruth” Dear Ruth , a three-act comedy, was presented by the senior class on November 4 and 5, 1966 in the school auditorium. Much of the credit for its success goes to our advisor, Mrs. Zayacek, and our set de- signer, Mr. Marshall, whose patience and ingenuity inspired us to do our best. Views from the audience-- ACT I ACT II ACT III J.D-.Tl. R. Graham, C. Harrington, R. Tripp, J. Clark, T. Tripp. 7Jep GfuS ?: 7 . 7 . FRONT ROW: S. Lapitsky, M. Crawford, M. Sherman, S. Dessaint, D. Brown S. Tasker, G. Flewelling, D. Stout, S. Price, D. Humiston, SECOND ROW: R. Henke, H, Brodie, S. Siaulnski, D. Conkey, S. Brown, J. Saunders, M. Randles, J. Coates, K. Anderson, L. Loomis. THIRD ROW: D. Powers, V. Dexter, D. McWhorter, G. Saville, L. Fowler, K. McKernon, J. Lee, B. Anderson, J. Brown, MISS DECKER 7. Jin ter ( j arntual FHA WINTER CARNIVAL COURT QUEEN: SHARON KING: BOB Uocationa cScAoo FIRST ROW: Y. Wilson, A. Humiston SECOND ROW: R. Guilder, L. Becker A. Carden, B. Ely THIRD ROW: G. Bodkin, W. Lutz, W. Henry, R. Tripp, T. Graham ABSENT: L. Dessaint, B. McDougall, B. Bristol river education Senior 71 w a refs TERRY American Legion Boy’s State CHARLENE DAR Good Citizen Award Betty Crocker Homemaker Award DAVE Bausch and Lomb Science Award Senior T ancf FIRST ROW: S. Randles, G. Henke, D. Markham, E. Anderson, C. Runge, A. Carruthers, B. Bodkins, K. Safford, S. Wood; SECOND ROW: J. Pugh, M. Runge, S. Hay, P. Adams, L. Nichols, M. McClay, T. Conkey, J. Durkee; THIRD ROW: R. Gordon, P. Pendergrass, G. Bristol, C. Cook. D. Price, S. Tasker, T. McGeoch, R. Kenneally, A. Delano; FOURTH ROW: J. Pendergrass, J. Williams, K. Carruthers, D. Tasker, S. Lapitsky, J. Coates, M. Randles, D. Gaucher, Mr. Proud. SJunior iancf FIRST ROW: P. Adams, S. Fowler, G. Hende, D. McDougall, K. Coates, S. Lewis, R. Anderson, L. Nichols, B. Bodkin, Mr. Proud; SECOND ROW: G. Bristol, D. Price, S. Hay, M. Runge, D. Markham, P. King, E. Howard, W. Dowmont, D. Clatworthy; THIRD ROW: S. Randles, C. Cook, T. White, T. Lewis, C. Runge, J. Hoskins, H. Price, J. Urbonowicz, K. Safford. Senior () iorus FIRST ROW: P. Couzins, J. Durkee, A. Delano, S. Siaulnski, S. Brown, D. Conkey, Mr. Siano, J. Swin- ton, D. Godfrey, C. Sherman, N. Carpenter SECOND ROW: N. Saville, J. Ketcham. M. Crawford, D. Brown, S. Dessaint J. Saunders, S. Tasker, M. Sherman, L. Fowler, S. Lapitsky, K. McKernon THIRD ROW: P. McDonald, L. Anderson, D. McWhorter, V. Dexter, M. Randles J. Coats, J. Pugh, K. Anderson, . Lee, B. Anderson, M. McClay. FOURTH ROW: S. Bello, D. Gaucher, D. Powers, N. Saville, C. Cran- dall, R. Henke, S. Burnham, H. Brody, C. Ogburn, M. Bristol. FIRST ROW: P. Couzins, J. Durkee, A. Delano, S. Siaulnski, S. Brown, D. Conkey, Mr. Siano, J. Swinton, C. Sherman, N. Carpenter, SECOND ROW: P. Carey, G. Saville, J. Ketcham, M. Crawford, D. Brown, S. Dessaint, J. Saunders, S. Tasker, M. Sherman, L. Fowler, S. Lapitsky, K. McKernon, THIRD ROW: P. McDonald, L. Anderson, D. McWhorter, V. Dexter, M. Randles, J. Coats, J. Pugh, K. Anderson, J. Lee, B. Anderson, M. McClay FOURTH ROW: S. Bello, D. Gaucher, D. Fowler, N. Saville, D. Godfrey, R. Henke, C. Crandall, S. Burnham, H. Brody, G. Ogburn, M. Bristol, FIFTH ROW: R. Kenneally, R. Grant, J. Pendergrass, T. McGeoch, D. Tasker, D. Randles. (Jir s; G£t orus FIRST ROW: J. Durkee, P. Powers, J. Heidorf, L. Fowler, G. Ross, Mr. Siano, S. Wood, A. Coats, S. Ogburn SECOND ROW: R. Quarters, L. Nichols, C. Haye, P. Adams, P. Mylotte, C. Stott, B. Bain, P. Conkey, L. Montgomery THIRD ROW: K. Safford, B. Bodkin, S. Haessely, D. Middleton, J. Karpinski, M. Runge, M. Koncikowski, S. Clothier FOURTH ROW: J. Cooper, M. Crossett, J. Bennett, K. Crawford, T. Bello, R. Page, B. Bennett, D. Brodie € femen tary Gfit orus FRONT: S. Dessaint, D. Brown, J. Saunders, K. McKernon, H. Graham, M. McClay, STANDING: S. Tasker, S. Price. S'. Lapitsky, B. Anderson, J. Lee, N. Carpenter, M. McClay FIRST ROW: C. Heidorf, B. Ely, R. Graham, T. McGeoch, L. Dessaint, B. McDougall, D. Tasker, J. Morey, J. Pendergrass, SECOND ROW: Mr. Sandora, D. McWhorter, R. Gordon, J. Clark, J. Colton, J. Skellie, J. Pendergrass R. Lewis, D. Pollock, R. Depew, THIRD ROW: T. Tripp, M. Bello, J. Liddle, R. Cuthbert, L. Bain, R. Humiston ( Cheerleaders Jootha Oearn Offe ense D. Tasker, R. Graham, J. Morey, B. Ely, L. Dessaint, T. McGeoch, B. McDougall, J. Pendergrass M. Bello, R. Graham, C. Heidorf, B. McDougall, L. Dessaint B. Ely, D. Tasker, J. Morey 7Jarsity C )fuS Officers Coach Sandora, B. McDougall, L. Dessaint, D. Tasker, B. Ely Treasurer President V. Pres. Sec. Ijarsity C ) uS KNEELING: M. Bello, T. Conkey, M. McWhorter, R. Graham, J. Pendergrass, C. Heidorf, J. Morey. STANDING: D. Tasker, R. Depew, R. Colvin, L. Dessaint, T. McGeoch, B. McDougall, B. Ely, Coach Sandora. 7 ) ars i iij CAPTAINS: Larry and Tom; COACH: Mr. Sandora; MANAGERS: Steve and Jimmy; PLAYERS: Chris, Mel- vin, Bob, Dave, Reggy, Doug, Terry, Joe, John. CAPTAINS: Bruce and Marty; COACH: Mr. Mracek; PLAYERS: John, Bob, Doug, Randy, Bruce, John, Guy, Richard, Eugene, Jimmy. eruor 7J a zyers Dave Bob Tom Tom Conkey was the league's leading scorer this year. Playing one of his best games, Tom, a junior, tied the school record of 44 points while playing against Luzerne. Tom’s 44 points tied the record set last year by Butch Allen. ___________________________ Scores ARGYLE OPPOSITION 67 Bolton 66 43 Greenwich 46 58 Hartford 43 50 Fort Edward 56 53 Johnsburg 59 54 Fort Edward 74 48 Lake George 68 53 Warrensburg 64 49 Fort Ann 52 54 Greenwich 84 86 Luzerne 79 49 Hartford 52 91 Johnsburg 73 54 Lake George 61 56 Warrensburg 70 58 Fort Ann 57 54 Luzerne 86 74 Bolton 60 7Jarsiiij (lAe er e defers FRONT: Michelle and Helene: CENTER: Maureen and Sara BACK: Sharon, Barb, Nancy. FRONT: Kathyline and Diane; CENTER: Sharon and Judy BACK: Margo, Judy, Sonja. 77 7 FRONT ROW: M. McClay, S. Tasker, J. Durkee K. Anderson, M. Sherman, S. Brown, C. Bain, Mrs. Page, H. Graham, J. Lee, S. Siaulnski, B. Anderson, M. Mc- Clay SECOND ROW: G. Saville, S. Dessaint, D. Brown, M. Crawford, P. Couzins, D. Stout, G. Flewel- ling, J. Saunder, G. Holcomb, E. Crandall, S. Price, J. Brown, L. Fowler, S. Lapitsky, G. Ross. THIRD ROW: P. Pugh, D. Brodie, L. Nichols, S. Hasseley, J. Van- Lint, P. Davis, D. Markham, D. Whaley, L. Karpinski, J. Heidorf, C. Sherman, N. Carpenter, J. Karpinski, M. Runge, M. Koncikowski, D. Middleton, K. McKernon, FOURTH ROW: K. Stafford, C. Hayes, S. Clark, B. Wade, S. Hay, D. McDougall, M. Liddle, G. Liddle, B. Bennett, L. Montgomery, J. Bennett, H. Brodie, S. Burnham, K. Ogburn, D. Humiston, M. Bristol, D. Gaucher, FIFTH ROW: P. Conkey, B. Bain, J. Kelly. C. Stott, P. Mylotte, P. Adams, L. Walker, S. Hanna, R. Page, K. Crawford, M. Bello, D. Humiston, D. Pol- lock, S. Bello, SIXTH ROW: L. Bain, D. McWhorter, V. Dexter, R. Quarters, Z. Esser, A. Coats, P. Powers, B. Guilder, S. Ubonowitz, J. Mylotte, L. Trombley, M. Weir, M. Mitchel, J. Coats, SEVENTH ROW: S. Clother, K. Brunham, S. Ogburn, D. Conkey, L. Kelly, J. Flewelling. MRS. PAGE OFFICERS: C. Bain, Pres, H. Graham, Vice-Pres, Sec. S. Brown, Treas, J. Lee. iaseba I T. Conkey T. Morey M. Bello A. Eliis G. Gaucher J. Pendergrass J. Morey TEAM B. Allen C. Heidorf R. Flemming L. 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Glens Falls 793-3801 JOHN KINNEY INSURANCE Compliments of Argyle, New York ANTHONY DEE Phone 638-8443 LESTER LUFKIN Compliments of AND SONS MIRIAM B. RANDLES Public Relations - News Service New Holland Farm Machinery Trucking Excavating Magazines and News Sales Argyle, New York 638-8452 Gravel - Sawdust - Fill Air-Compressed Work HOLLERAN’S SOUTH END GROCERIES Argyle New York 49 Broadway NF8-8322 or NF8-8233 Fort Edward, New York Compliments of SHERIDAN CATHETER INSTRUMENT CORP. Argyle New York JAMES W. KEARNS Contract Welding Hudson Falls, New York Phone 747-6812 LEE COUSINEAU Congratulations to Class Curtiss Breeding Service of Argyle, New York '67 638-8873 ED AND JACK TOOMEY SKIFFS FOOD CENTER 82 Main Street Greenwich, N. Y. Specializing in Corned Beef and Homemade Pure Pork Sausage ABC EQUIPMENT REFRIGERATION CO., INC. Hotels - Restaurants Institutions - Clubs 28-30 Elm Street Glens Falls, N, Y. Compliments of ADIRONDACK FARMERS COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE, INC. Fort Edward, New York Compliments of s S PALLET COMPANY DELISLE’S GENERAL STORE North Argyle, Pallets and Skids JOHN P. SMYTHE Owner New York 30-East St. Fort Edward COMPLIMENTS OF BRISTOL’S SERVICE STATION Argyle, N. Y. Phone 638-8284 Compliments of Congratulations to the Class of 1967 ARGYLE VARIETY SHOP FLOYD D. HARWOOD INSURANCE AGENCY Argyle New York Hartford New York 638-8701 Phone NF 2-5237 MARION COOK’S KELLY’S SERVICECENTER AND YARN SHOP SNACK BAR Monday - Friday 4 P. M. -8 P. M. CHARLES AND GRACE KELLY, Prop. Saturday 10 A. M. -8 P. M. 70 Broadway Fort Edward, N. Y. NF 8-8612 Phone RH 7-6873 FORT EDWARD Compliments of VOLKSWAGEN SERVICE Used V.W. 's Bought and Sold Body and Mechanical Repairs VENUS TAVERN 207 Broadway, Ft. Edward Phone RH 7-9786 Fort Edward New York Congratulations Graduates WOODCOCK REXALL DRUGS, INC. DONOHUE’S PHARMACY 163 Broadway W. J. DONOHUE. Prop. Fort Edward, New York 69 Main Street Greenwich, N. Y. Phone RH 7-4644 RH 7-9821 Complete Prescription Service everybody V giving you advice ? When you graduate from high school, everybody seems to offer a lot of advice....like: Go in the Peace Corps. Go in VISTA. Get married. Don’t get married. Et cetera. So, we thought we should offer some advice too; how- ever, try as we might, we can’t improve on this written by English poet, George Crabbe ! “My son, be good. Now one decision remains for you to make . . What are you going to be good at? THE GLENS FALLS GROUP Our Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 PAT EVANS MARY GRUELING DOROTHY INMAN ALICE ELLIS FRANCES DESSAINT MARJORIE HARKE LEONA LaCROSS Compliments Compliments of of KOHN BROS. SHOES STEPHEN HERTZ Jeweler 179-181 Glen St. 168 Glen Street Glens Falls, N. Y. Glens Falls, New York DURLING STUDIO YOUR SENIOR PORTRAIT TODAY Becomes One of Your Cherished Possessions of Tomorrow We thank you for the privilege of allowing us to create your portraits and wish you all success and happiness in the future EDWARD A. DURLING, M. Photog. RICHARD J. DURLING 221 Main Street Hudson Falls 747-4663 Come to Marine Midland for all your banking needs. We’re here to help you. And that’s not just a slogan, it’s our business. Marine Midland National Bank of Troy MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Compliments of Best Wishes to the THOMPSON’S Class of 1967 IGA HANNA’S HARDWARE Hartford New York Hartford New York Compliments Compliments of of SCHLAKE’S A Fine Furniture FRIEND Lower Main Street Hudson Falls Tel. RH 7-6580 It Costs So Little JOHN G. KOPF to JEWELER Look So Lovely at 100 Main Street THE TOW-LY SHOP Hudson Falls, New York Genuine Registered 209 Main Street Artcarved and Keepsake Hudson Falls, New York Diamond Rings With Everything in Fashion As New as Tomorrow Phone RH 7-4430 The Washington County wise shopper's Advertising Weekly Compliments of APPLIANCE TV CENTER Box 203 1013 Broad Street Schuylerville, New York Call 695-7877 140 Broadway Fort Edward WE'RE TICKLED PINK” TO SERVE YOU AT ARGYLE CENTRAL You're good customers and we enjoy working with and for you. Our very best wishes for success and happiness go with the graduates. Before you go, Seniors, tell the under- classmen our service can't be beat when it comes to yearbooks, school rings and graduation announcements. REGIONAL OFFICE L. G. Balfour Co. Taylor Publishing Co. P.O. Box 2509 Schenectady, N. Y. 12309 Gus Hodgkins Bob Gray Don Nash - Jim Gerding - Dick Sims 39 years of service to the schools in Eastern New York Compliments of Compliments of UTA DEPEW DOWMONT’S CUT AND CURL MIDWAY SERVICE BEAUTY SALON Argyle New York Phone NF 8-8655 Phone 638-8413 Argyle New York Quality Work Quick Service Dial RH 7-4242 GREENWICH Printing AUTO BODY INC. SANDY HILL PRESS Route 29 Auto Glass Installed 40 Maple Street Hudson Falls Auto Body Repairs and Painting BUD O'KEEFE, Prop. Phone 692-7413 KEEGAN MOORE INC. Commercial Printing Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 19 Bay Street Glens Falls SEARS ROEBUCK CO. 793-0677 Queensbury Plaza, Glens Falls DEAK’S FOOD SERVICE Best wishes for a successful DELICATESSEN year Catering--a specialty Tel. 747-9001 ELLSWORTH ICE CREAM DEAK’S WINES LIQUORS Prompt Free Delivery Since 1933 287 Main St. Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Hudson Falls Tel. 747-7660 Phone 584-1684 Compliments of THE GLENS FALLS FRANCHISED NEW CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION Ford Garage Co. Bob Clark Pontiac Pride Motors Queensbury Motors Bruce Parsons Ford Parsons Lincoln-Mercury Bromley Imports Whiteman Chevrolet uick HARTFORD GARAGE Compliments of Texaco Products R. W. MC INTYRE Auto Supplies Diamonds and Watches General Repairs Welding Phone NF 2-5666 Phone 638-8221 Argyle New York Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 IMPERIAL FURNITURE STORE 5 Lower Warren Street Glens Falls, New York PATRONS R. W. Patnaude Mr. and Mrs. Donald Evans Mr. and Mrs. Zayacek Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Bain Mr. and Mrs. Earl McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ketcham Mr. and Mrs. Neil Crandall Argyle A1 Mr. and Mrs. Frances Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Pollack Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Humiston Miss Jane M. Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Gary Humiston and William Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dessaint Mr. and Mrs. David Mracek Mrs. Celia Kent Mr. and Mrs. Flint Mr. and Mrs. John MacAuley Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harrington Miss Bernice McWhorter Mr. Nelson Crisler Mr. and Mrs. Tuttle Mr. Proud Mr. Siano Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Brownell Mr. and Mrs. Mammone Mr. and Mrs. McKernon Mr. and Mrs. Gamble Miss Barbara Hood Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bristol Autographs TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY