Argyle Central School - Highlander Yearbook (Argyle, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1969 volume:

The Editors’ Message We hope you will enjoy the ’69 Highlander. To us it has been a challenging, but rewarding experience. We wish to express sincere thanks to the staff, our advisor, and faculty members for their assistance and cooperation in making this yearbook a success. Also a special thanks to Arlene Caldwell for her exceptional artwork that constitutes the divider pages. We hope this to be one of your most cherished possessions now and in the years to come. VkI e. ('SLAsncr i Editor 3cu_ Assistant Ed. Dedication For her guidance and friendship, we, the Class of 1969, sincerely dedi- cate this yearbook to our teacher and advisor, Mrs. Evelyn Zayachek. Our Principal Mr. Douglas Lamos is our new Principal this year. Prior to moving here, Mr. Lamos, a former commercial teacher, was the Assistant District Princi- pal at Tully Central School, Tully, N. Y. He says that his primary interest this year is to become acquainted with the faculty, students, and community. Mr. Lamos feels that some worthwhile projects have been accomplished at ACS during the past year. They are: the opening of our new facilities and gym, the elementary boys' basketball program, the Junior-Senior honor study hall, and the monthly calendar of events. The necessary role of a principal is a difficult one, but we know that Mr. Lamos handles the position effectively and we sincerely respect him for it. Board of Education Mrs. Joan Huggins Mr. John Crawford Mr. Paul McGeoch Mr. Kenneth Liddle Mr. Charles Inman BUSINESS MANAGER Mr. Norman Madsen Mr. Richard Holton ELEMENTARY SUPERVISOR Mr. John McCarty VICE-PRINCIPAL GUIDANCE COUNSELOR Administration Mrs. Brownell Kdg. Mrs. Copeland 1 Mrs. Gamble 3 The Faculty Mrs. W right 2 Mrs. Hurlbut 2 Mrs. Elder 3 Mrs. Dugan Pre-1 Mrs. McKernon 1 Mrs. Harrington 4 Mr. Donnelly 6 5 Mrs. Stoner 5 Mrs. Flint HOME EC. Mrs. Griffin FRENCH Mr. Smith SOCIAL STUDIES SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Hellwig SOCIAL STUDIES Mrs. Zayachek ENGLISH Mr. Marshall ENGLISH Miss Lane ENGLISH Mrs. Quinlan BUSINESS Mr. Evans BUSINESS Mrs. Cook LIBRARIAN Mr. O’Day MATH Mr. Shaw MATH Mr. Cameron SCIENCE Mr. Polunci SCIENCE Mrs. Osborne Mr. Price LIBRARY AIDE STUDY HALL AIDE Mrs. Murray ELEMENTARY AIDE Mrs. Stark ELEMENTARY AIDE Mrs. Page Mr. Riter CO-OP BOARD ART INDUSTRIAL ARTS DENTAL HYGIENIST PSYCHOLOGIST DRIVER EDUCATION SPEECH ART Mr. Pritchard Mrs. Jones - KINDERGARTEN AIDE Miss Bubbs - VOCAL Mr. Siano INSTRUMENTAL p s Y C H O L 0 G 1 S T Mrs. Plumeau DENTAL HYGIENIST Mrs. Levesque NURSE ATTENDANCE Mrs. Bristol SPEECH Mr. Custer S E C R E T A R I E S IND. ARTS Mr. Marnmone DRIVER ED. Mr. Horn Miss Hood � ggtrc]iS R E A D I N G Mrs. Kilmer Mrs. Bain Mrs. Ovitt COORDINATOR Mrs. Hamilton Custodians LEFT: Mac Pendergrass RIGHT: Jim Williamson Floyd Inman Bob Brennan Porky Sumner Cafeteria Staff Sandra Fleming Alice Ellis Frances Dessaint Mary Grueling Judy Ward, Manager Foresta Montgomery Marilyn Phillips Marge Harke ABSENT: Dorothy Inman Bus Drivers FIRST ROW: C. Ketcham, R. McDougall, T. Olsenwik, F. Cuthbert. SECOND ROW: G. Jones, W. McWhorter, M. LaFoy, H. Price, A. Grant, J. Williamson. ABSENT: J. LaFoy, G. LaFoy. JUDY BETTY LEE Jude ’It is a very hard understanding to seek to please every- body ! Chorus 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2; Intramurals 1,2,3; Class Pres. 1,2,3,4; Prom 1st Att.; Senior Play; Senior Trip; Yearbook Club; All-County 1,3; All-State 2,4; Dance Comm. 1,2,3,4; Latin Club; Ski Club 2. Class SUSAN LOUISE BROWN Sue Always happy, never sad, sometimes naughty, never bad! ” Chorus 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2; GAA 1, 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 2; Prom 2nd Att.; Vice Pres. 3,4; Yearbook Club; Scorekeeper 4; Senior Trip; Senior Play; Dance Comm. 1,2,3,4; Latin Club. MARY ELLEN SHERMAN Mimi It's not that I like study less, I just like fun more! Chorus 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2; Latin Club, Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3,4; Ski Club; Cheering 2,4; Student Council 2; Prom Comm. 3rd Att.; Class Sec. 3,4; Winter Carnival 1st Att.; All-Country Chorus; Senior Play; Sr. Trip; Yearbook. Officers KAREN MARIE ANDERSON Silas Marner I ask only for information. Chorus 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2; PTA Award 1,2,3; Latin Club; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Dance Comm. 1,2,3,4; Ski Club; Prom Comm.; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Class Treasurer 3,4; All- County Chorus 3,4; Senior Play; Senior Trip, Yearbook. LAWRENCE LOY BAIN Larry He is small, but mighty! ” Student Council 1; Football 1,2,3; Dance Comm. 1,2, 3,4; Basketball Scorekeeper 1,2,3; Varsity Club 3,4; Junior Prom - 1st Att.; Winter Carnival - 1st Attendant; Senior Play; Senior Trip. MARTIN EDWARD BELLO Marty 'To insure peace of mind, ignore rules and regulations. Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Var- sity Club 1,2,3,4; Dance Comm. 1,2,3,4; Prom Comm.; Winter Carnival King; Senior Trip. SHARON ANN BELLO Sharon I hate quotations. Tell me what you know. GAA 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Latin Club; Dance Comm. 1,2,3,4; Prom Comm.; Sen- ior Play; Senior Trip; Yearbook Club. BETSEY ANN BRENNAN Betsey Hitch your wagon to a star. Dance Comm. 1,2,3,4; Prom Comm. 3; Yearbook; Senior Trip; Senior Play; Vocational School 4. ALFRED JOHN CLARK Clarkie Now I have to be quiet! Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Dance Com- mittee 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Vocational School 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Senior Trip; Senior Play. ARLENE MAY CALDWELL Are It’s nice to be important, but more important to be nice. Dance Comm. 3; Prom Comm. 3; Vocational School 4; Senior Trip; Yearbook; Senior Play; High Honor Student 4. JOAN COATS RUSSELL Joan Do you not know I am a woman? When I think, 1 must speak. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Intra- murals 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2; Pep Club 1.2,3,4; NYSSMA 1,2,3,4; Senior Play; Senior Trip; Yearbook Club; Dance Comm. 1,2,3,4; All-County 2; ACC Composi- tion 101 and 102; Prom Comm. JAMES CHARLIE COLTON Jim You cannot put the same shoe on every foot. Dance Comm. 1,2,3,4; Prom Comm.; Varsity Club 3, 4; Vocational School 3,4; Senior Trip. DARLENE ANN CONKEY Fuzzy I can resist everything except temptation. Chorus 1,2; GAA 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Dance Comm. 1,2,3,4; FHA 1; Senior Play; Senior Trip; Student Council 4; Yearbook Club; Vocational School 4. RANDOLPH FRANCIS DEPEW Randy If study is the cause of death; he will live forever. Football 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 1,2,3,4; Dance Comm. 1,2,3,4; Student Council - Judge 3,4; Prom - 3rd Att. Vocational School 3,4; Yearbook; Senior Trip; Senior Play. JAMES ROSCOE DURKEE Jim” Oh! Only to be a Don Juan! Dance Comm. 1,2,3,4; Prom Comm.; Vocational School 1,2. JEAN HOPE FLEWELLING Huckle What I can't see I never will believe in.” Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Dance Comm. 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 1; Prom Comm.; Yearbook; Senior Play; Senior Trip. JOSEPH HOWARD FOWLER Joe Union is Strength Baseball 2,3,4; Prom Comm.; Prom - 2nd Att.; Senior Play; Senior Trip. ANTHONY KARPINS KI Tony What I can’t see, I never will believe. Baseball 1,2,4; Latin Club 1; Dance Committee 1,2,3, 4; Treasurer (Class) 1,2; Varsity Club 3,4; Highland Flyer Club 2; Honor Society 3,4; Alternate Boys’ State Representative 3; Prom Committee 3; Senior Play; Sen- ior Trip; Yearbook Club. GUY WHITMYRE HENKE Guy The brutal and the breath taking; the vulgar and me. Latin Club 1; Football 3; Basketball 2,3,4; Prom Comm.; Senior Play; Senior Trip; Varsity Club 4; Highlander. LINDA ANN KELLY Kel Laugh and the world laughs with you. Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Dance Comm. 1,2,3, 4; FHA 1; Prom Comm.; Yearbook Club; Vocational School 4; Senior Trip. SHARON K. LAMOS Sherry” Though high school days have their delights, they can't compare with high school nights! Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; All County 1,3,4; NYSSMA Comp 1,3,4; FT A 1; FHA 1; Yorkers 1; Student Council 1,2; Dramatics 2,3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; GAA; Pep Club; Senior Play; Senior Trip; Nat'l Honor Society. JAMES H. LIDDLE Jim I've had my fun where I've found it! Football 1,2,3; Vocational School 4; Latin Club 1; Dance Comm. 1,2,3,4; Prom Comm.; Senior Trip; Varsity Club. -V ‘l KATHLEEN McKERNON Kathy DEBRA ANN POWERS Debbi Ask me no questions and I’ll tell you no fibs. Nurses Club; Band; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2; Chorus 1,2,4; Dance Comm. 1,2,3,4; Prom Comm.; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Latin Club; Senior Play; Yearbook Club; Senior Trip. DAVID ROBERT POLLOCK Nitro Let sleeping dogs lie - who wants to raise them? Football 1,2; Dance Comm. 1,2,3,4; Prom Comm.; Senior Trip; Vocational School 3,4. The difficulty in life is the choice. Intramurals 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4. - Pres.; FHA 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Cheering 1,2,3,4; Latin Club; Ski Club 2,3; Prom Comm.; Prom Queen; All-County 1,2; In- sight '69; Senior Play; Yearbook - Editor; Senior Trip. JUNE ELIZABETH PUGH June Bug Keep smiling! It makes everyone wonder what you have been up to. Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Prom Decoration; Ski Club 2; Yearbook Club; Senior Play; Senior Trip; NYSSMA 1,2,3,4; All County 1,2,3,4; All State 2,4. MARY LISBETH RANDLES Mary Up with People; You meet ’em wherever you go! Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Latin Club; FHA 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Prom Comm.; Senior Trip; Senior Play; Yearbook Club. NANCY LOU SAVILLE Nancy The only reward of virtue is virtue; the only way to have a friend is to be one. Band 3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2; Dance Comm. 1,2,3,4; Prom Comm.; Latin Club; Nurses Club; FHA 2; Senior Play; Senior Trip; Yearbook Club. THOMAS L. TRIPP Tom Is he really as quiet as he seems? Dance Comm. 1.2.3,4; FootbaU 1.2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Prom Comm.; Vocational School 3,4; Yearbook- Senior Play; Senior Trip. BRUCE JOHN WHITE Bruce He is a truly modest fellow. Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Dance Comm. 1,2,3,4; PTA Award 1,2; Student Council 3 - Treas., 4 - Pres.; Prom King; Boy’s State; Senior Play and Trip; Yearbook. SANDRA LEE YOUNES Sandy Patience is the best remedy for every trouble. Intramurals 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Prom Comm. 4; Year- book; Senior Play; Senior Trip. BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER OF THE YEAR Sharon CLASS COLORS: CLASS FLOWER: Blue and Silver Chrysanthemum CLASS ADVISOR: Mrs. Evelyn Zayachek CLASS MOTTO: 'In a thousand years, we shall all forget the things that trouble us now. NAME Class AMBITION FAVORITE EXPRESSION Karen Anderson To become a good R. N. Who? What? Where? Larry Bain Sergeant in the Hello my little U.S.M.C. chick-a-dee! Marty Bello To get out of school I know this. Sharon Bello Join the navy That's hard to say. Betsy Brennan To get out of school Ha! Ha! What’s so Sue Brown To become co-ordinated funny? Can't do it! Arlene Caldwell To be successful Oh, Brother! John Clark To be a farmer Some people’s kids. Jim Colton To be a state trooper I don’t care. Darlene Conkey To play basketball What? Randy Depew with no fouls To graduate with honors What a ding-a-ling! Jim Durkee Stay alive Nitro Jean Flewelling To own a yellow Can 1 come? Joe Fowler Camaro To live in the West I don’t know. Guy Henke To find out what my To hell you say. Tony Karpinski ambition is To be a spaceman Don’t get up tight! Linda Kelly To be serious just once I didn't know that. Sharon Lamos Learn to drive slower Hey! Hey! C'mon now! Judy Lee To gain self confidence But we might get caught! Jim Liddle and go to college To be rich No kidding. Kathy McKernon Become a dental hygienist - Beep-Beep Roadrunner! David Pollock Become a welder I don't know Debbi Powers To fun around and groove I love you, I really do! June Pugh To be a good wife Oh fish! Mary Randles (eventually) To be national Praise the Lord! Joan Russell Up With People Cast General Commercial You know you’re wrong! Nancy S a ville Teacher Become a music teacher Oh phooey! Mimi Sherman To be first at something Aiya could be. Tom Tripp To travel around the I '11 see you in court. Bruce White country To rule the world Don't worry about it. Sandy Younes To enjoy what I can Let it all hang out. get out of life PET LOVE Roster PET PEEVE FAVORITE PASTIME Mad Magazine Losing my contact Exercising at the YMCA Money Sharon and Jean Passing the time away Myself! and a 8th period class Sleeping short plump girl Eating Larry and Joe Sports Ponies and horses Driving Racing ponies at Certain soldier Unco-operative Wash. County Fair Flirting Cuddly scotty people Exams and lots of Reading mysteries puppies homework Rita Roadrunners Eating Linda Kelly Women drivers Fooling around in Argyle Dancing People with no sense Daydreaming Parties of humor Bread without holes Going over the hill Spending money Work Going to school Learning to Old ladies driving Sports drive sportscars Summer and fall Work Cars and hunting Laughing at fat Ball practice Playing pool people when they fall Money People who talk and Skiing Jim Colton say nothing Conceited people Fooling around Weekends Living with the principal Spending money to A certain People who are always boost the economy Swimming and sewing and modest fellow late sleeping Linda 59 Chevies Hunting St. Bernards This Yearbook Being with a special guy Water Skiing VW’s Reading Fern and horses Damp cinches and UNM's Riding horses and sports Water sports Self-centered people with Skiing and swimming the coast no consideration for others Sing-out Uninvolvement Sewing Milt Conceited people Fooling around and RGD People who say that they talking Having fun A little, are right but it’s the world that's wrong Salad dressing and tarter Exaggerating bald MP sauce Hunting Homework Finding something to do Certain special Homework Watching ball games senior girl Writing Waiting 'til June Sewing MOST ATHLETIC Marty and Sharon MOST STUDIOUS Tony and Karen Favorites Tony and Susan PRETTIEST SMILE Jim and Arlene MOST MUSICAL MOST POLITE Randy and Nancy Tony and Mary M O S T P O P U L A R Bruce and Kathy MOST ATTRACTIVE TALLEST AND SHORTEST Randy and Mimi Dave and Sharon Larry and Jean Can You Imagine . . Karen Anderson giving an enema? Larry Bain without a wisecrack? Marty Bello going through the day without causing a riot i Sharon Bello uncoordinated? Betsy Brennan as broadcaster for the Kentucky Derby?” Sue Brown laughing at a Polack joke? Arlene Caldwell not doodling? John Clark handling a Plymouth Hemi 440? Jim Colton not jiggling his leg while he's reading? Darlene Conkey not wanting a car? Randy Depew not thinking in terms of parties? Jim Durkee as Chief Cook in the cafeteria? Jean Flewelling with a soft, quiet laugh? Joe Fowler doing his own business law homework? Guy Henke attending a full day of school? Tony Karpinski as another Arnold Palmer? Linda Kelly getting along with the class? Sharon Lamos agreeing with Mr. Polunci? Judy Lee getting a shot without fainting? Jim Liddle being as quiet as everyone thinks he is? Kathy McKernon driving within the speed limits? David Pollack in ballerina tights? Debbie Powers without her Fern? June Pugh busting out all over? Mary Randles with a sense of humor? Joan Russell not having something to say? Nancy Saville with a pageboy haircut? Mimi Sherman not eating everyone's leftovers? Tom Tripp not being good-natured? Bruce White without his tuna fish sandwiches? DATE: June 20, 1979 PLACE: Gravel Pit-a-Go-Go OCCASION: Reunion of the Class of 1969 Oh my gosh! Joe, the renowned glass balancer, just dropped his first glass after a world-wide tour of famous nightclubs. He must be nervous around old friends, like Sharon B. She always did rub him the wrong way. In one comer of the Pit, we have Mary, now President of the National Sing Out Cast, leading the favorite melody, Up, Up with People. The other corner features June, modeling her latest originals by Sandy of Paris, who furthered her education in dressmaking. The beautiful mud-and- water sculpture in the center of the Pit was designed by Arlene who is now the head director of Le Louvre de Paris. Coming down the lane are Linda and Jimmy C. with their eight boys. By the looks of things their baseball team will soon be complete. It seems good to hear familiar voices; Joan’s never-ending chatter and Milt trying desperately to get a word in edgewise. Now that Bruce and Marty have finally determined who played the last game of the 1968 Sectionals, they are now arguing over another crucial issue. The inhabitants of Goose Island are here; we’re glad to see that Kathy, Jim L. and John could make it. We had a great deal of trouble trying to contact them in that isolated part of town known as the sticks. Kathy has just informed us that she was the first woman driver to win first place in the Daytona 500 in her white Roadrunner. Beep, beep! Our latest arrivals are the Bud Boys,” Randy and Guy who are now engaged in a very profitable business. It looks as though we'll be sampling some of their product later this eve- ning. Fuzzy finally got her own car last week and is now weeping hysterically as Sue just removed her back bumper with her Mighty Falcoon. But, have no fear, Dave, the welder is here. In the distance we see a cloud of dust and hear the thunder of noois; wny yes, it's Betsey and Debbie providing transportation for Sharon L. who neatly swiped six guard-rails on her way here but luckily escaped uninjured. Here comes Larry; a little late because he planned to ride with Doc who stood him up again. Larry should never depend on him. He hitched a ride with Mimi tho, who after her 20th try suc- ceeded in getting her license. She also succeeded in getting Bob's car. Close behind them is Karen who isn't looking too well. She tells us some maniac in a little blue Corvair sideswiped her and threw her head first in a ditch. Judy, die author of the censored novel, Never Go Steady Until You’re Ready, is frantically explaining to Bruce that she is ready. Tony has just dropped down from his 10 yr. round-trip to Mars. He always was scientifically inclined. Hark! Jean must be here. Her familiar joyous laugh fills the air and keeps us going strong. Still here is Jim D. whose ambition to stay alive is fulfilled to this point. We are sorry that Tom and Nancy will not be with us today. We just received a post card from Tom in the Virgin Islands stating his apology. Nancy, sent word she is sorry she can't attend be- cause she's on tour with the New York Philharmonic Orchestra. Maybe, if we survive this reunion, we’ll all meet again in 1989. M r M s. 0 r B n r i 0 n w g n e I I ROW I: L. Jarvis, B. Gillis, L. Wilson, K. Tanner, R. Pollock, P. Guzi, M. Richards, R. Kuglar, L. Wicks. ROW II: S. Davis, D. Wilson, R. Coats, R. Rist, J. Gillis, K. Tilford, R. Jones, W. Blodgett, S. Clark, J. Liddle, J. Hayes. ROW III: W. Forrest, L. Lufkin, L. King, T. Graham, R. Griffin, J. Sabo. The KINDERGARTNERS love their way of learning - work and fun combined. They are looking for- ward to their annual trip to STORYTOWN. Next to their Senior year, this one will probably be the most memorable one. r A 5. f t B e r r 0 n w 0 n 0 e n I I ROW I: M. McDougall, T. Stevens, J. Carpenter, R. Taylor, T. Glacy, S. Ballentine, M. Lohret. ROW II: C. Bosley, H. Winchell, M. Pende.grass, M. Stevens, T. Trombley, M. Smith,’ J. McClenning, B. Hazard, J. Inman, V. Deyoe, K. Nichols, F. Winchell, M. Wil- cox, G. Bartholomew, J. McWhorter, T. Williams. ABSENT: T. Bain, B. McWhorter, M. Jackson, R. Montero. M r s. D o u g a n ROW I: L. Carpenter, J. Flewwlling, D. Kelly, L. Ottens, M. Dessaint. ROW II: P. Lufkin, J. Gillis, P. VanDriel, E. Johnson, K. Sumner. ROW III: J. Upton, R. Godfrey, R. Bar- tholomew, K. Richards, J. Aldous, R. Upton. ROW I: L. Berube, B. Pollock, D. Durkee, D. Ripley, L. Blodgett, M. Davis, C. Aldous, L. Jackson, W. Cutler. ROW II: P. Stevens, T. Strode, C. O'Conner, J. Webster, E. Deso, B. Trattel, P. Graham, D. Tripp. ROW III: D. Komarony, J. Black, J. Riley, C. Taylor, J. Terry, M. Smith, C. Deyoe, M. Swinton, Mrs. Copeland. ABSENT: G. Hilton. The FIRST GRADERS enjoy their new experience of a full six hour day. They enjoy the challenges of readin’, ritin’, and 'rithmetic. ROW I: R. Lohret, T. Butler, M. Longdaue, D. Wilson, R. T forf S Jruax' . e dah G. Jones. ROW II: K. Allen, A. Smith, S. Pierce, G. Sawtell, S. McMurry, K. Murray, J. Williamson, R. Cirino, R. Tefft. ROW III: P. McGeoch C. Olsenwik, T Bickford, J. La- Polt, J. Keech, K. Ingersoll, M. Powers, S. Wicks, R. Glazebook, Mrs. McKernon. M r s. M c K e r n o n ROW I: C. Delisle, M. Fish, R. Tefft, R. White, L. Liddle, R. Glazebrook, D. Tanner, K. Davis. ROW II: L. Bain, C. Cuthbert, K. Murray, W. Hanna, S. Guzi, W. Bartholomew, W Hughes, M. Butler. ROW III: J. Glacy, K. Harris, T. Jablonski, S. Wicks. K. Kilmer, M. VanAlstyne, D. Longdaue, N. Strode. ROW I: S. Ovitt, E. Skellie, P. Monroe, M. Reid, L. Harris, S. VanLint, J. Armstrong, D. Harvey. ROW II: R. Johnson, M. Annis, C. Pollock, S. Heidorf, M. Lohret, E. Liddle, A. Ripley, J. Richards. ROW III: L. Brown, C. Gillis, S. Walker, A. LaPolt, W. Tripp, M. Dennis, I. Harrington, G. Tuttle, C. Matthews. ABSENT: S. Johnson. These SECOND GRADERS are always eager to help their teacher! They are quite excited about learn- ing how to write like their big brothers and sisters. ROW I: M. Longdaue, S. Flewelling, B. Wade, R. Ballentine, J. Fleming, N. Runge. ROW II: M. Pauquette, M. Brayman, B. Grant, P. Adams, A. Carruthers, J. Abrahamson, G. Jones, A. Williamson. ROW III: L. Bodtke, K. Cutler, V. Annis, C. Liddle. R. Cousineau, G. Jones, B. Bristol, J. Nichols, S. Woodward, S. Saville. ROW I: J. Lohret, T. Kelly, B. Lewis, L. Burnham, C. Pollock, D. Trattel, R. Saunders, D Collins, S. Fleming. ROW II: D. Allen, C. Skellie, R. Lyon, R. VanLint, T Hilton, D Durrum, J. Karpinski, K. Bentley, R. Swinton. ROW III: G. Valyer, R. Wilson, M. Need- ham, M. Armstrong, T. Riley, J. Nichols, R. Tripp, L. Fowler, E. Blair. ABSENT: J Car- penter. The year of a THIRD GRADER involves many trips, including the one taken to the Albany Museum. Their favorite pastime is reading and learning about children of other lands. ROW I: S. Wilson, M. Pollock, M. Pauquette, P. Kugler, R. Oghum, R. McGeoch, S. Car- penter, C. McKemon. ROW II: T. Abrahamson, J. McEachron, C. Solloscy, D Griffin T Norman, L. Stark, T. Sherman, S. Bain, D. Clark. ROW III: W. Olsenwik, E. Kuba, M. Harvey, S. Anderson, C. Goodsell, S. Ovitt, V. McWhorter, P. Heidorf. ABSENT: A. Scott. M r s. G a m b I e ROW I: T. Safford, R. Wilson, J. Flewelling, S. Durrum, R, Bravman, H. Bristol, C. Mon- tero, T. Johnson. ROW II: D. Blodgett, C. McDonald, W. Condon, R. Ely, A. Quarters, S. Liddle, D. Heidorf, D. Jarvis. ROW III: S. Butler, L. Stevens, C. Bristol, L. Pollock, C. Weir, R. Truax, R. McGeoch, E. Hempel. A FOURTH GRADER'S objective is to think, look, learn and do, so that he may earn his promotion to the fifth grade. ROW I- B Brown, M Ingersol, C. Bennett, L. Fleming, D. McWhorter, T. McWhorter, C. Longdaue,' S. Montero. ROW II: J. Lyon, T. Kugler, M. Bain, D. Saunders, S. Black, M. Durkee, K. Jarvis, D. Burnham. ROW III: J. Harris, S. Bickford, A. Grant, S. Reid, K. Madsen. M. O’Sick, J. Hempel, K. Dessaint. ROW I: M. Porter, R. Scott, D. Colton, K. Lewis, M. Phillips, J. Brennan, J. Jablonski, C. Fleming. ROW II: N. Tuttle, C. White, R. Dessaint, E. Burnham, E. Coats, S. Komarony, J. Bickford, N. Berube. ROW III: G. Inman, C. Guard, C. LaPolt, R. McMurry, M. Hug- gins, G. Stevens, J. VanDriel, J. Stark, R. McClenning. The FIFTH GRADE is noted for their excellent construction of bulletin boards, such as the life cycle of a salmon, the movement of the earth and moon, and the coverage on the past election. ROW I: V. Sioui, K. Horning, B. Graham, B. Wood, J. Pollack, P. Lyon, D. Olsenwik, C. McKernon. ROW II: M. Griffen, J. Armstrong, L. Jones, P. Sanders, B. McDougall, G. Bristol, J. Guzi, S. Wicks. ROW III: C. Needham, C. Cuthbert, R. Runge, E. Quarters, D Taylor, B. Webster, P. Swinton, C. Deyoe. ABSENT: R. Hazard. ROW I: D. Harvey, B. Tuttle, D. VanLint, N. Bain, C. Stevens, F. Norman, S. O'Sick, W. Cooper, F. Pollock, K. Monroe. ROW II: R. McGeoch, B. VanAlstyne, L. Berube, D. Wood, C. Sanders, D. Collins, P. Longdue, R. Reid, D. Lamos, R. Pugh. ROW III: A. Johnson, B. Safford, D. Osborne, L. Jablonski, L. Humiston, D. Montero, I. Anderson, P. Pendergrass, W. Crossett, R. Saunders. ABSENT: K. Ottens. Publishing a magazine is the main highlight in the year of a SIXTH GRADER. The majority of die students claim that their objective for the year is to get more sleep! ROW I- R Bain, R Ingersoll, A. Pauquette, J. Blodgett, S. Montero, C. Deyoe, J. Bentley, D Sherman C Walker. ROW II: P. Bonkowski, R. Fowler. K. Valyer, T. Hilton. M. Price, d! Jarvis, M. White, M. McClenning, B. Colton, D. Runge, D. Depew. ROW III: R. Long- dave, J. Longdave, R. Black, G. Liddle, J. Hoskins, D. Jansson, R. Phillips, R. VanLint, S. Wicks, M. Pollock. ROW I: L. Lyon, A. Brown (V.P.), J. Griffin, J. Carruthers (Pres.), P. Walker, J. LaPoint, K. Brennan, Mr. Cameron. ROW II: K. Hayes, T. Martin, W. Burnham, R. Heidorf, D. Bennett, E. Morehouse. ROW III: D. Stockwell, F. Abra- hamson, R. Ketchum, G. VanLint, C. Ander- son. ROW IV: J. Luf- kin, E. Howard, J. Solloscy, S. Pollack, L. Stevens, C. Brayman. ABSENT: L. Sanders. OFFICERS Mr. Cameron The SEVENTH GRADERS have an invita- tional dance and a junior high magazine containing literary and art work by the stu- dents. Mr. Marshall ROW I: C. Depew, B. Durrum, J. Griffin, C. Grant, K. Jarvis, R. Lee. ROW H: R. Saun- ders, K. Jablonski, J. Bennett, W. Randles, S. Osborne, R. McWhorter, Mr. Marshall. ROW III: J. Saville, G. Archard, E. Inman, A. Sweet, K. Woodward, J. Kuba. ROW IV: H. Sheridan, M. Hayes, M. Durkee (Treas.), J. Hempel, W. Monroe. Mr. Hellwig ROW I: M. Wood, J. O’Connor, K. Riley, C. Runge, K, Goodsell, R. Quarters, B. Dowmont. ROW II: D. Lyon, D. Grant, R. Anderson, G. Henke, D. Lewis, S, Randles, R. Clark, Mr. Shaw. ROW III: J. Koncikowski, (Sec.), R. Guilder, T. Lewis, M. Huggins, D. Clat- worthy (V.P.), T. White, G. Montero. ABSENT: P. Hilton, K. Coats. OFFICERS ROW I: D. McDougal, H. Price, W. Hanna, D. Ely, P. Sheridan, L. Jarvis, J. Woodard, J. Hack. ROW II: D. La- Point, D. McMurry (Pres.), M. Hoskins, J. Blair, K. Quarters, S. Fowler. ROW III: J. Saunders, H. Fish, C. Lamos, G. Bristol, D. Durkee, G. Wade, Mr. Hellwig. ROW IV: M. Liddle, R. Guard (Treas.), J. Bristol, J. Bello, M. Winchell, J. Phillips. ROW V: C. McNeil, J. Hoskins, P. Rouse. ABSENT: R. Haessly, S. Ogbum. Mr. Shaw A visit to Cooperstown, a Halloween dance, and a field trip to Charles Inman’s Observatory are the highlights for an EIGHTH GRADER. Freshman Class Officers VICE PRESIDENT: C. Stott SECRETARY: P. Mylotte PRESIDENT: M. Liddle TREASURER: R. Clark Miss Lane ROW I: P. Davis, K. Graham, S. Hay, P. Adams, M. Liddle, C. Stott. ROW II: B. Bennett, S. Clark, M. Bodkin, L. Nichols, D. White, P. Pugh. ROW III: J. Kelly, L. Fowler, D. Darrish, T. Riley, J. Smith. ABSENT: J. VanLint, S. Haessly, J. Heidorf, T. Fowler. Mr. Evans ROW I: D. Whaley, D. McDougaU, L. Montgomery, L. Walker, B. Wade, M. Woodward, K. Burnham. ROW II: P. Conkey, A. Coats, K. Safford, C. Hayes, B. Bain, P. Mylotte, Z. Esser, Mr. Evans. ROW III: E. Ellis, C. Skogsberg, B. Clark, G. Delano, P. Hilton, G. Liddle, P. Powers. The FRESHMAN CLASS stationery sale is a big boost to their treasury towards a senior trip. Between you, me, and the fencepost, they’d like to have a snowball fight without getting caught! Waiting for lunchtime. Are you studying the same thing I am? Sophomore Class Officers TREASURER: M. Koncikowski SECRETARY: J. Karpinski PRESIDENT: K. Crawford VICE PRESIDENT P. Pendergrass Mrs. Quinlan ROW I: C. Younes, D. Pollock, T. Bello, L. Trombley, D. Humiston, M. Weir, J Mylotte M. Crossett, M. Loomis, Mrs. Ouinlan. ROW II: D. Colton, M. Lutz, M. Koncikowski, L McKernon, M. Mitchell, S. Wood, M. Wood, C. McKernon, J. Phillips. ROW III: B Sweet D. Saville, D. Guard, J. Morey, J. Depew, J. Harke, G. Bristol, P. Pendergrass, B Porter, B. Ely. 6 Mr. O’Day ROW I: J. Karpinski, B. Guilder, R. Page, S. Fish, S. Hanna, D. Middleton, J. Cooper, D Durkee, B. Hanna. ROW II: D. Price, P. Tripp, F. Delisle, M. Runge, S. Lamos, J. Ben- nett, K. Crawford, A. Carruthers, J. Lee, Mr. O'Day. ROW III: S. Sanders, F. Wade, R. Graham, J. Stott, S. Stevens, D. Longdaue, E. Anderson, C. Cook, R. LaPoint. The SOPHOMORE CLASS objective is to add money to their treasury for a Senior trip through food sales, a dance, and possibly a dinner. They are enjoying 1969 but just wait 'till 1971. Back you fool! Back! Junior Class Officers TREASURER: V. Dexter SECRETARY: B. Humiston PRESIDENT: R. Flewelling VICE PRESIDENT: R. Gordon Mrs. Griffin ROW I: M. Bristol, M. Lutz, D. Clark, R. Flewelling, J. Smith, V. Dexter, S. Dessaint, S. Siaulinski. ROW II: M. Gamble, D. McWhorter, R. Lewis, D. Gillis, M. Crawford, P. Cross, E. Pugh. Mrs. Griffin. ROW III: E. Monroe, J. Skellie, E. Dowmont, A. Lyons’, R. Cuthbert, C. Carruthers. Mr. Smith ROW I: R. Henke, R. Griffin. G. Saville, C. Crandall, S. Burnham, B. Quarters, K Ogbum, D Humiston ROW II: D. Brown, L. Bain, B. Humiston, J. Pendergrass, T. Hanna, J. Fish, M Dexter, D. McWhorter. Mr, Smith. ROW III: R. Gordon, D. Langworthy, A. Brzostowski, J. Godfrey, D. Bolio, C. Lafoy, R. Morehouse. The JUNIOR'S are hoping for a successful prom and to become seniors. They're one of the many classes that know how to mix fun with studies. Studying French, huh! Tatsuko Kittata, who has become a friend of every senior, arrived in the United States on Jan- uary 24 of this year from Japan. She is planning on attending Adirondack Community College for secretarial courses. After college, Pee, as her friends in Japan call her, hopes to begin her career as a secretary in New York City. She hasn’t any relatives living in the United States, but plans on making it her home. Good luck, Tatsuko! TATSUKO KITTATA Pee S3I1IAI19V ABOVE: ROW I: K. McKemon, G. Delano, R. Lee, R. Depew, Judge: J. Pendergrass, Treas.; S. Dessaint, Vice Pres.; D. McDougall, Sec’y. ROW II: A. Lyons, and B. White, President. ROW III: M. Wood, H. Price, D. Conkey, M. Winchell, C. Brayman. Student Council President BRUCE WHITE ROW I: S. Bello, T. Karpinski, B. White, J. Flewelling. ROW II: S. Lamos, S, Brown, K. McKemon, M. Sherman, J. Russell, N. Saville, A. Caldwell. ROW III: J. Lee, M. Randles, J. Pugh, D. Powers, D. Conkey, L. Kelly, K. Anderson, Mr. Evans. EDITORS 0 I C e r s EDITOR............. CO-EDITOR.......... SECRETARY.......... TREASURER.......... SUBSCRIPTIONS...... ADVERTISING MANAGER CANDID PHOTOGRAPHY ADMINISTRATION-------- SENIORS ........... CLASSES ........... ACTIVITIES......... SPORTS............. - - Kathy McKernon ----------Sue Brown -----Sharon Lamos -------- June Pugh ------Linda Kelly Jean Flewelling - - Mary Randles Bruce White Nancy Saville ■ — Karen Anderson Mary Ellen Sherman Judy Lee -------Joan Russell - - Arlene Caldwell Tom Tripp -----Tony Karpinski Darlene Conkey Mr. Smith, Karen Anderson, Sharon Lamos, Tony Karpinski ARGENTINA - Edwardo Chana SWEDEN - Anna Bonthren BOLIVIA - Marta Rodriguez 0 r e i JAPAN - Mikoko Takeda D We had the privilege of having several foreign students visit our school on February 7th. a y Mother Is a Freshman Special thanks to Mrs. Zayachek the Senior play advisor, whose time and inexhaustible effort made our play possible; and to all those who helped make our play a SUCCESS - thanks! A piece of Cake Anyone? ROW I: S. Wood, S, Lamos, K. Safford, M. Randles, J. Bentley, S. Lamos. ROW II: Mr. Siano, C, Lamos, R. Henke, L. Nichols, M. Bodkin, S. Hay, P. Adams. ROW ID: D. Bolio, W. Randles, R. Page, M. Runge, E’. Pugh, R. Gordon, P. Pendergrass. ROW IV: N. Saville, J. Russell, C. Cook, E. Anderson, G. Delano, E. Porter. ABSENT: J. Pugh. ROW I: Miss Bubbs, A. Coats, K. Burnham, N, Saville, J. Russell, D. Parrish, D. Bolio. ROW II: D. Powers, P. Powers, M. Randles, K. McKemon, T. Hanna, K. Safford. ROW III: J. Lee, M. Sherman, S. Brown, S. Lamos, L. Nichols, C. Hayes. ROW IV: S. Lamos, Z. Esser, R. Henke, K. Anderson, S. Siaulinski, M. Koncikowski, M. Runge. ABSENT: J. Pugh. ROW I: W. Hanna, B. Durram, C. Grant, S. Osborne, R. McWhorter, D. Lewis. ROW II: Miss Bubbs, D. Ely, K. Quarters, S. Randles, K. Coats, J. Kuba. ROW III: J. Saunders, G. Henke, M. Hayes, T. Whit � £ Fnwlpr F Inman ROW I: Mr. Scott, K. Homing, M. Ingersoll, L. Fleming, B. Ely, M. Bain, J. Brennan, B. Brown, M. y Porter. ROW II: Miss Bubbs, N. Tuttle, D. Saunders, K. Lewis, V. Sieui, T. McWhorter, D. Taylor, H. Bristol, D. Heidorf. ROW III: C. Guard, G. Inman, R. Dessaint, K. Dessaint, T. Kugler, B. Wood, S J. Guzi, Jr. VanDriel, T. Safford. ROW IV: L. Berube, R. Bain, C. Stevens, R. Ingersoll, P. Lyons. D. VanLint, P. Sanders, L. Stevens, B. Crossett, J. Langdaur. ROW V: B. Tuttle, T. Hilton, B. Safford, S. Wicks, L. Jones, G. Stevens, G. Bristol, D. Lamos, A. Grant. ROW VI: P. Bond, D. Jarvis, M. Price, M. White, J. Hoskins, R. Pollock, R. Black. R. McGeoch. ROW I: S. Siaulnski, D. Gillis, D. McWhorter, V. Dexter, G. Saville, D. Clark, S. Fish, S. Hanna. ROW II: M. Woodward, L. Nichols, D. White, Mrs. Flint, D. Middleton, P. Powers, C. Crandall, R. Flewelling, J. Smith, A. Coats, S. Clark, B. Bennett. F u t u r e H o 0 f m e A m m a e k r e i r c s ROW I: J. Fish, B. Brennen, D. Conkey, L. Kelly, D. Dexter, S. Younes, T. Tripp. ROW II: E. Dowmont, M. Gamble, R. Lewis, E. Monroe, C. Carruthers, R. Cuthbert. ROW III: R. Depew, P. Rouse, P. Cross, D. Pollock, F. Wade, J. Durkee, J. Colton, J. Liddle, J. Clark. ATHLETICS ROW I: B. Humiston, R. Depew, L. Bain, P. Pendergrass, D. Guard, S. Stevens, P. Cross, B. Porter. ROW II: C. Carruthers, E. Dowmont, T. Tripp, R. Lewis, G. Bristol, T. Karpinski, R. Cuthbert. ROW III: S. Depew, D. McWhorter, J. Pendergrass, A. Carruthers, J. Clark, J. Lee, F. Delisle, M. Bello. PRESIDENT: Randy Cuthbert VICE PRESIDENT: Tom Tripp SECRETARY: Doug McWhorter TREASURER: Bob Humiston Varsity Club ROW I: Mrs. Page, J. Lee, M. Sherman, M. Crawford, D. Conkey, K. McKemon, J. Flewelling, S. Lamos, K. Anderson, J. Kelly. ROW II: S. Bello, J. Russell, K. Graham, P. Conkey, S. Dessaint, D. Brown, L. Kelly, R. Henke, S. Hay, B. Bain. ROW III: K. Woodward, J. Griffin, F. Abrahamson, M. Mitchell, L. McKemon, Z. Esser, P. Mylotte, P. Adams, M. Liddle, S. Brown. ROW IV: B. Durram, M. Koncikowski, C. Anderson, J. Griffin, B. Hanna, R. Page, T. Bello, K. Crawford, C. Stott. ROW V: C. Brayman, A. Sweet, S. Lamos, M. Runge, J. Karpinski, G. Liddle, D. Whaley, D. McDougall, D. Powers, C. Grant, D. Lyons, E. Inman, L. Stevens, R. McWhorter, S. Osborne, P. Walker, J. Carruthers, L. Brown. PRESIDENT Kathy Cj. i. i. SECRETARY Margo VICE PRESIDENT Darlene TREASURER Jean ROW I: S. Dessaint, R. Page, M. Mitchell, P. Adams, C. Stott. ROW II: K. McKernon, M. Crawford, M. Sherman, K. Crawford, D. Brown. ROW III: J. Karpinski, M. Runge, T. Bello. You're driving me to an early grave! The excitement is too much! ROW I: S. Depew, D. Guard, P. Pendergrass, E. Porter, B. Humiston, T. Tripp, S. Stevens, F. Delisle. ROW II: R. Cuthbert, E. Dowmont, C. Carruthers, P. Tripp, C. McKernon, P. Cross. ROW III: D. Price, J. Lee, F. Wade, G. Bristol, T. Riley, J. Stott. Offense Basketball ROW I: A. Carruthers, G. Henke, J. Fish, J. Pendergrass, R. Graham. ROW II: E. Monroe, M. Bello, R. Gordon, S. Depew, R. Cuthbert, D. McWhorter, S. Stevens. ROW I: B. Sweet, T. Riley. ROW II: J. Morey, D. Guard, B. Clark, C. McKernon, G. Bristol, J. Lee, J. Stott, P. Pendergrass, D. Saville. Varsity ROW I: R. Page, M. Sherman, S. Dessaint. MIDDLE: D. Brown. ROW II: K. McKernon, J. Karpinski, M. Crawford. J.V.’s Sub.: D. McDougall ROW I: P. Adams, C. Stott, V. Dexter. ROW II: K. Crawford, M. Runge, T. Bello. PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bello Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brennen Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bristol Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brown Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Brownell Miss Susan Bubbs Mrs. Irene Caldwell Mr. Robert Cameron Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Conkey Mrs. Marion Cook Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Donnelly Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Elder Mr. and Mrs. Donald Evans Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Flewelling, Sr. Mrs. Helen Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Barry Helwigg Mr. and Mrs. Richard Holton Miss Barbara Hood Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Karpinski Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Lamos Miss Linda Lane Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lee Mr. and Mrs. Norman Madsen Mr. A. Mammone Mr. and Mrs. Albert Marshall Mr. and Mrs. John McCarty Mr. and Mrs. John McKernon Mr. and Mrs. David Mracek Mr. and Mrs. John O' Day Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ovitt Mr. and Mrs. Robert Page Mr. and Mrs. James Polunci Mr. and Mrs. George K. Pugh Mr. and Mrs. James Quinlan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Randles Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James Riter Mrs . Lois Saville Mr. and Mrs. James Shaw Mr. and Mrs. William Sherman Mr. Don Siano Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Smith Mr. and Mrs. William Tripp Mr. and Mrs. James Tuttle Mr. and Mrs. Jasper White Mr. and Mrs. John A. Zayachek SM E $ — SHOP here! Compliments of Compliments of MERKEL GELMAN THE OLD FORT RESTAURANT The Store of Cheerful Service Downtown Glens Falls Compliments of MONAHAN LOUGHLIN, INC. Approved Johns-Manville Roofers Commercial and Industrial Buildings Sheet Metal Work 4 Locust Street Hudson Falls RH 7-4191 We Buy Sell Cars ED SHERMAN PLUMBING HEATING BOUCHER’S GARAGE Hudson Falls So. Hartford 632-5644 Compliments of Compliments of R. W. MclNTYRE SCHLAKE’S JEWELER FINE FURNITURE 2197 West Street 14 Lower Main St. Argyle, N. Y. Hudson Falls, N. Y. Compliments of ELLIS GARAGE Compliments of Used Cars and Parts KARPS Motor Vehicle Inspection Station TEXACO SERVICE Argyle, N. Y. Greenwich New York Congratulations to the Class of 69 HANNA HARDWARE CO. STONE CREST INN Catering to the INN Set Business Phone Public Phone 793-2277 792-9684 Proprietors HANK and AL STONE Queensbury, N. Y. Hardware, Plumbing and Electrical Material Hartford, N. Y. NF 2-5622 Compliments of Compliments of THE ARGYLE VARIETY SHOP SKIFF’S FOOD CENTER Chippwa Shoes - Lee Clothes Argyle, New York 638-8701 Greenwich N. Y. 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 Argyle Office Argyle, New York SHOP HUDSON FALLS FIRST Headquarters for Artcarved - Keepsake Diamond Rings Bulova - Accutron ' Watches STEVENS FURNITURE CO. JOHN G. KOPF, JEWELER 188 Main St. Hudson Falls, N. Y. 100 Main Street Hudson Falls, New York Phone: 747-4430 HOLLERAN’S SOUTH END GROCERIES DAVE CURTIS GARAGE 49 Broadway Fort Edward, New York Complete Mechanical Repairs South Argyle Compliments of Compliments of EAGLE CLOTHING THOMPSONS I.G.A. 220 Glen St. RX 2-9504 Glens Falls, New York Hartford New York Compliments of Compliments of HELEN'S BEAUTY SHOP BILL BRENNAN Argyle New York 638-8255 Compliments of CHECK-R-BOARD Chows A Fine Store for Young Fashions Since 1895 Compliments of M. SOLOMON Queensbury Plaza Grain Sanitation Parry St. P. O. Box 108 Hudson Falls, N. Y. 12839 Phone 747-7272 Best Wishes to the Seniors SAVILLE’S GROCERY 18 McCrea St. Fort Edward New York We sell the best - Service the rest. POWERS’ SERVICE CENTER BILL SHERMAN PLUMBING HEATING Home Cooked Food Argyle, N. Y. NF 8-8469 Texaco Gas and Oil Compliments of M. C. SCOVILLE JEWELER 171 Glen Street Glens Falls, N. Y. Phone 793-0151 CHARLES and LORETTA POWERS Best Wishes to Class of '69 Compliments of THE NORTHWAY PLAZA MERCHANTS ASSOC. Northway Plaza Located at Rt. 9 and Aviation Rd. Northway Exit 19 Glass Rings Graduation Announcements Name Cards and Accessories Gaps and Gowns Taylor-made Yearbooks BALFOUR-TAYLOR Schenectady Office Represented by Bob Gray - Don Nash - Jim Gerding Dick Sims - Bob Macfadden P.0. Box 2509 Schenectady, N.Y. 12309 Compliments of Compliments of KOHN BROTHERS SHOES 179-181 Glen Street MAPLEWOOD DAIRY Glens Falls New York Shop Rite Buy Rite LIVINGSTON’S QUALITY MANOR at FURNITURE CO. SAVAGES SUPERETTE Quaker Road Top Quality Meats Our Speciality Plus S H Green Stamps Glens Falls New York HARTFORD GARAGE Compliments of Auto Supplies General Repairs and Welding ANTHONY DEE Hartford New York MARION COOK’S PATRICIA’S YARN SHOP BEAUTY SALON 199 Main Street Mon. -Fri. 4-8 P. M. 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Argyle, New York Gifts Hartford LESTER LUFKIN AND SONS New Holland Farm Machinery Trucking Excavating Gravel - Sawdust - Fill Air Compressed Work Argyle, New York NF 8-8322 or NF 8-8233 BILL’S MARKET B roadway Fort Edward New York Compliments of MARTIN ALBERT’S BARBER SHOP 173 Broadway Fort Edward New York Compliments of VICTORIAN MOTEL Open All Year Fort Edward New York Compliments of Compliments of HATHAWAY’S SMITH’S BAKERY Fort Edward New York 192 Broadway New York New York Compliments to the Class of 1969 MARY-O-SHOP JACK TOOMEY Infants and Children's Wear Ladies' Lingerie and Hosiery Fort Edward 54 Main St. Hudson Falls Phone: 747-0070 .HAJPJPIbN 08-00 Here’s a medley of memories from 68-69 that we hope you will enjoy now and ten years from now. As you think of your senior year, will you recall . . . Rowan and Martin’s Laugh-In SOCKED IT TO ’EM, and changed the course of T.V. comedy Richard M. Nixon attained the presidency with a promise of forward together” A trip to the moon, impossible . . . not for the Apollo 8 astronauts Anders, Lovell, and Borman Viet Nam bombing stopped and the Paris peace talks began Commander Bucher and the Pueblo crew came home Joe Namath and his Jets stunned the football world, beating Baltimore in the Super Bowl Bonnie and Clyde, The Graduate, Cool Hand Luke, and Guess Who’s Coming To Dinner made the screen scene Valley of the Dolls, Rosemary’s Baby, The Prophet, and No Exit were the in” books The Vanilla Fudge • Jimi Hendrix The 1910 Fruit Gum Co. Diana Ross • Ravi Shankar • Judy Collins • Up With People Hurdy Gurdy Man Hey Jude Those Were The Days • Touch Me The Worst That Can Happen • Wichita Lineman Miniskirts long hair • square-toed, wide heel shoes • boots leather clothes turtle-necks • bell bottoms • elephant pants The Yip pie Party • Soul music • beads • bells • light shoivs McCartJoy buttons • granny glasses • psychedelic art .. . These are some mementos of your youth. Glens Falls Insurance Company extends these reminiscences to the class of ’69. We recognize that young achievement plays a big role in our own development. Why not stop in and talk to us about your future? The Glens Falls Group, 291 Glen Street, Glens Falls, New York 12801 Compliments of SHEEHAN INSURANCE Student Loans Available 747-3314 Fort Edward New York Best Wishes PAGE’S MARKET Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 LARRY’S I.G.A. FOODLINER Tablerite Meats THE CORMIE'S JOE and FAY Argyle, N. Y. NF 8-8206 Phone NF 8-8297 Argyle, New York FORT EDWARD-HUDSON FALLS SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION 134 Broadway RH 7-3513 Fort Edward YOU MAY BORROW PER YEAR 1st Year $1,000 2nd Year $1, 000 3rd Year $1, 250 4th Year $1, 500 SUBSEQUENT GRADUATE STUDIES $1, 500 The high school student who passes college entrance courses cannot afford NOT to go to college. The Fort Edward-Hudson Falls Savings Loan Association is happy to participate in a fine program with the New York Higher Education Association Corporation. Also, students planning for col- lege from Fort Edward and Hudson Falls should investigate other aspects of this program. . LOAN MADE DIRECTLY TO STUDENTS. NO INTEREST CHARGE WHILE IN SCHOOL. .NO OBLIGATION ON PARENTS TO REPAY. REPAYMENT BY STUDENTS MAY BE SPREAD OVER 10 YEARS AFTER GRADUATION AT INTEREST OF ONLY 3% Compliments of WOODCOCK REXALL DRUGS, INC. THE ARGYLE HARDWARE Argyle 163 Broadway Fort Edward New York or Phone RH 7-4644 RH 7-9821 New York Compliments of Hallmark and Gibson Cards ARTHUR T. 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