Ballston Spa High School - Realms of Gold Yearbook (Ballston Spa, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1969 volume:

We, the editors of Realms 1969, in our attempt to open the doors to the minds and souls of the students, as well as the activities they put their minds and souls into, found the natural openness we needed in the poetry of Robert Frost. We have tried to uncover the people inside the students who ' make our school live. The words of Mr. Frost will be your key; this yearbook, your door, and we invite you to enter in. Cynthia Thomas and Helen Weeks Co-editors Something there is that That wants it down. Let d re,ano me be the one to do whar fs done. Some . to stand simply forth . . And gathered . • togetHec in a ring. . . . We stood in it softly circled round In a relation of elected friends. Men work together,' fo d him from the heart, 'Whether they work together or apart.' WW iSv ■■ v - I 'Play? Play?—What should he play? 'And the And a shout greets Do you know, considering there are more poems prodi ■ •; any other thing? ' • The days we've spent in high school have been days spent in learning. Yet learning extends beyond classrooms and textbooks. Miss Walmsley, throughout many years of thoughtful insight, has helped students to learn things more important than facts; the kind of things Robert Frost learned and expressed so beautifully in his poetry. We, the class of 1969, dedicate our yearbook to Miss Walmsley. We are grateful to her for helping us discover that the things we have learned here are only meaningful if we know how to use them in the world around us. They might not understand a burning glass. They might not understand the sun itself. It's knowing what to do with things that counts. 5 6 Dear Graduates: At this time in your life, I am sure that you look to the future with mixed emotions as to what is in store for you. Will you be a doctor, a lawyer, a technician, an airline hostess, an astronaut, a business man or a soldier? Whatever may be your course in life, you need to remember that you will not live by bread alone, but by truth and goodness, work and recreation, affection and friendship, aspiration and worship, seeking and finding, creating and cooperating, serving and sharing, loving and being loved. Abide by these tenets and my wish for you, that you have a good life, will be fulfilled. Sincerely, (W Dear Seniors: You are about to face the challenge of having to assume full responsibility for yourself. As many Americans do, you may take democracy—and the individual liberties which accompany it—more or less for granted. Many of us have come to assume they are stable, lasting things, despite what historians may say to the contrary. Actually, democracy is a rather relaxed form of self-government which works well only under certain special conditions. The first requirement is that the people be capable of self-government—reasonably well educated and intelligently self-disciplined. Democracy relies on the self-control of the individual to maintain order. Hopefully, you have learned that for democracy to work, there must be a strong, voluntary respect for law and order, and a healthy regard for the rights of others. Do you have good ethics and high ideals? Are you ready to face the challenge? Your parents and teachers have done their best—the rest is up to you. The best of luck to all of you. Sincerely, 8 Dear Graduate, One reads daily of activism by today's youth. And, this is good. Unfortunately, some groups of young people—and some older ones as well—have been acting without having first conceived a plan consonant with the democratic process for achieving their goals. Such action impedes progress: it doesn't promote it. I hope that your years in the Ballston Spa Central Schools have instilled in you a desire to help America reach a more perfect realization of its ideals; namely, that every man live in peace and happiness, that every man enjoy the fruits of his own labor, and that every man benefit from his nation's advancements in education, technology and economic strength. Be actively engaged in seeking these ends; but be thoughtfully active. The creation of mass hysteria, the appeal to differences of race and status, and the abuse of power and force are disruptive of any organized society: they can destroy a democracy. My best personal wishes go with you. May you know the blessing of God through many years of fruitful living and may your life be a blessing to others. vl jd Sincerely yours. AM. 9 Left to right: Mr. Arnold, Dr. Westbrook, Mr. Betor, Mr. Moulton, Mr. White, Mr. Laquidara. Missing: Mrs. Pratt. Mathematics 10 English Mr. Comp Mrs. Griffin Mr. Toussaint Miss Feenan Mrs. Seibert Mr. Trombley Social Studies 11 Language Business 12 Industrial Arts 13 Special Interests 14 Physical Education Mrs. Mealy Miss Nanek Mr. Ravena Mr. Scott Mr. Thomas Health and Guidance Mrs. Pinkston Mr. Cinella Mr. Rathgeber Secretaries Mrs. Kvasnack Mrs. DiPasquale Mrs. Owen Cafeteria Staff Mrs. Kreski Mrs. McGinn Mrs. Herrick Mrs. Denton Mrs. O'Neil Mrs. Mika Mrs. Englehart Custodians top row: Mr. DuBois Mr. Jurcsak Mr. Manzer bottom row: Mr. Minerley Mr. Ramsdill Mr. Morris 16 Ronald A. Apholz Marcia L. Arff 18 Nancy L. Baker Stephen J. Ball 19 Douglas F. Brooks 22 Darren W. Bunyan Edward M. Carbone Ronald P. Bryant Brett W. Bydairk Gary W. Chamberlain Michael J. Champagne 24 Peter J. Champagne Faith A. Charon John J. Clark Patricia A. Clark 25 Peter M. Danison Dennis E. Delaney 27 Kathleen M. Ebert David H. Emigh 29 Bruce D. Escher Allan W. Fagan Joan C. Fitzgerald Ralph C. Fitzgerald 30 Jeffrey L. Finnan Rockne L. Foss Thomas H. Garnsey Helga I. Gebel 31 Gayle A. Glokler Darryl A. Goodemote Robert E. Goodwin Leora A. Graham 32 Thomas F. Green Diane L. Grodevant Sharon L. Greene Craig A. Hacker 33 Michael J. Harmon Glenn G. Harrison James T. Hennigan Linda A. Hodgson 34 Sally A. Janczak Ralph K. Jenks 35 Linda K. Jennings Pamela S. Jones 36 Judith A. Kellogg John C. Koenig 37 Charles J. LaMore Gerald P. Lapp 38 Stephen G. Latrell Karlis J. Laube 39 Donna J. Miller Fred C. Miller Thomas J. Minerley Nancy A. Monaco , - . 41 Patrakoon Na Chiangmai Robert E. Naske 42 Robert W. Newton Gary D. Nogard 43 Catherine A. Paddock Donna L. Palmateer 44 Debra A. Peterson Colleen Pfeiffer Harry B. Peartree Patricia A. Perkins 45 Gerald A. Piester Alan E. Pietzykowski Wayne A. Post Carl A. Puckhaber 46 Peter W. Rendo Paul E. Richard 47 Jerry M. Robinson James S. Rogner Thomas M. Rogner Stephen W. Roche Linda M. Siska Gretchen D. Siwek Charles R. Slade Carol A. Stanislowsky 50 Nancy L. Stephenson Leona C. Theilemann Russell C. Streifert Mark E. Theilemann 51 Cynthia J. Thomas Glenn L. Thompson Betty L. Thorne Diana M. Thompson 52 Fumiko Ushihara Diana M. VanDyke 53 Kathy A. Vedder Stephen G. Verrigni Marie C. Wager Gary C. Weaver 54 Karen E. Welch David A. Wetsel 55 Kevin J. Williams Gary G. Wojtowecz Mark A. Wolfersheim Kathleen J. Wilson 56 Connie R. Wood Richard D. Wood 57 58 MOST ATHLETIC Pat Perkins Dan Kelley MOST SPIRITED Steve Roche Cindy Thomas MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Alan Pietzykowski Eileen Kelley BEST DANCERS Lee Theilemann, Steve Roche Carol Stanislowsky MOST TALKATIVE Michael Ortoleva Cheryl Brown 60 BEST DRESSED Deb Peterson Tom Morelock MOST TALENTED Michael Ortoleva Cheryl Brown MOST POPULAR Alan Pietzykowski Cindy Thomas CLASS FLIRTS Eileen Kelley Glenn Harrison MOST STUDIOUS Jean Currier Bob Goodwin 61 BEST PERSONALITY Cindy Thomas Glenn Harrison DONE MOST FOR THE SCHOOL Alan Pietzykowski Holly Weeks MOST ARTISTIC Larry Blanche Deb Peterson MOST POLITE Nancy Stephenson Bob Goodwin HAPPY-GO-LUCKIEST Rose Zabuga Ron Bryant 62 BEST LOOKING Richard Wood Marcia Arff MOST MUSICAL Jean Currier David Emigh 63 CLASS CLOWNS Rose Zabuga Albert Miller CLASS HOTRODS Bruce Escher Leora Graham Executive committee: seated left to right: D. Merrill, N. Stephenson, P. Clark, C. Brown, Standing left to right: M. Wager, V. Wulforst, D. VanDyke, G. Glokler, M. Arff, A. Miller, J. Hennigan. Class of 1 969 Mrs. Seibert complaints . . . petitions, elections . . . the three faces of eve . . . drag-on to victory . . . snow chapel .. . college re-plies . . . vacations . . . chateau de louis . . . graduation . . . . . . senior portraits . . . new schedule: confusion, Mr. Smith Gretchen Siwek, treasurer; Alan Pietzykowski, president; Nancy Stephenson, secretary; James Hennigan, vice-president. 64 Yearbook Editorial Staff: sitting: D. Emigh, Circulation; A. Pietzykowski, Advertising; C. Thomas, Co-editor, standing-. R. Goodwin, Photography; M. Arff, Photographer. M. Ortoleva, Art; E. Kelley, Literary; G. Harrison, P. Perkins, Sports; C. Brown, Business; H. Weeks, Co-editor. Literary Staff: C. Brown, G. Glokler, Perkins, G. Harrison, M. Arff. Advertising Staff: standing: T. More-lock, P. Clark, A. Pietzykowski, Editor, seated: E. Roner, J. Robin son, G. Glokler. E. Kelley, Editor, P. Circulation Staff: row 1: M. Seabury, M. Wager, P. Clark, E. Roner. row 2: L. Theilemann, G. Glokler, S. Janczak, A. Miller, N. Stephenson, S. Jones, row 3: K. Ebert, D. DiPasquale. J. Kellogg, F. Nutting, D. Emigh, Editor, G. Harrison, row 4: L. Jennings, D. VanDyke, b. Thorne, C. Stanislowsky, L. Hodgson. 65 American t i y. m With all my love, Po cUm. t tuisy TT Pon's American family. The Westbrooks My friends: I came from ChiangMai the second largest city of Thailand, to live here in Ballston Spa. I truly have had a very good time here with you, my friends. You have been very nice and helpful to me in everything. I have learned so much in English, about your school system which is very different from mine, the activities in school which made it hard for me to leave them, and everything, especially the American way of life. I have had so many experiences that I will never forget through all my life. Certainly, all of you will always be in my memory. I do not know what words in the world will be nice enough for all of you. Just now I like to say, Thank you ever so much for everything marvelous that you have done for me. These words cannot express the feeling that I feel but they are the only ones I know. Time has gone so fast. The time of leaving has now come. I have to go home; but friends, I will try to be back. I hope that time is going to be soon for us. I hope our friendships will stay forever like the friendships between our countries. Enjoy snow for me next year, and forever. You know that I miss all of you a lot. 66 Field Service experience. Dear Friends, I spent this summer in Scotland, a country much smaller than New York State. Scotland is a country of its own and not a part of England as I learned the very first day! My home, in Dunlop, was about 20 miles southwest of Glasgow. It was called 'the Old Mill' and was built by the town miller in the 1700's. The rolling fields around my home were used for grazing sheep and dairy cows. Quite a different picture from Ballston Spa! I encountered many differences in the Scots from Americans and I wasn't surprised. What did surprise me was the many similarities in people and their feelings no matter what political or geographical areas they come from. The 'experience' gave me new insights of America, Great Britain and myself. I wish to thank the American Field Service and my friends for helping me to have this unforgettable 67 Rotary Dear Friends: Before I came here, I misunderstood about the teen-ager of America, but now I have known the American teen-ager as you really are. I have learned many good things from you and I have enjoyed a way of American life. I am very sorry because I can not stay here more than a year, but I am sure that I'll never forget here and you. I hope that 111 come back again. Thank you for your friendship. Yours truly, tfoffldfUl Fumiko and her American 68 Exchange Dear Friends, I will still be in Miyazaki, Japan when you receive your diplomas from Ballston High but my thoughts will be with you as they call your name for that long walk across the graduation stage. I wish each and every member of the Class of '69 the best of luck, an abundance of health and happiness and much success in future endeavors. The year 1969 is known as the Year of the Rooster in Japan which is appropriate for a Class of '69 which has much to crow about on the dawn of a new generation which arises to make its mark in the world. My year in Japan is flying by much too rapidly and each day I wish I could slow down the sands of time. I have found the Japanese people to be unbelievably kind, considerate and patient. They seem to have a burning inner desire for friendship and understanding. I will sorely miss my friends at Hyuga Gakuin High School, my host families, teachers, clergymen and the Rotarians of Miyazaki-West all of whom have made my year as a Rotary Exchange Student a memorable and rewarding experience. I shall ever be grateful to my parents and the members of the Ballston Spa Rotary Club for making this chance of a lifetime a living reality. I look forward to seeing you all again when I return in August. Until then, God bless you all. Sayonara, CaxL m Carl's Japanese family. The Kohoris Letters of Commendation Holly Weeks: Our Girls' State representative ‘HPO, -JMiW’! ♦ItH.0,0H 16.O1TO ’V r r� Ho: Jy w v. � Jeffrey Finnan: Our Bausch and Lomb winner Eileen Kelley: Our United Nations' delegate Dick Wood, Holly Weeks, David Emigh, Eileen Kelley Bob Goodwin Alan Pietzykowski Our Boys' State representatives Dick Wood 70 . . . together in a ring. . . . We stood in it softly circled round In a relation of elected friends. Class of 1 970 . .. record-hop . .. testing, testing, testing ... broken-axled- stanley . .. soda entrepreneurs . .. pre-prom-paperwork . . . 1970 here we come! . .. Wendy Lee, secretary; Janice Ivers, president; Christine Rogers, vice-president; Maureen McCanty, treasurer. Mrs. Agostino, Miss Walmsley, advisors. Executive committee: J. Ivers. row 1: W. Lee, K. Kimball, S. Martin, M. Bartholdi, row 2: M. Debuonaventura, N. Scott, M. McCanty, C. Rogers, D. Roner, L. Stanford, row 3: M. Westbrook, J. Kinns, G. Runkle, E. Austin, D. Herrick, G. Smith. row 1: D. MacDormand, B. McAllister, R. Kazmaier. row 2: S. Martin, S. Laquidara, W. Lee, S. Kunz. row 3: J. Ivers, H. Mauzey, E. Lindholm, M. McCanty. row 4: T. Mayer, S. Ingalls, M. Krywy, M. Mika, C. Higley. row 5: C. Kingsbury, D. Huber, T. Kelley, G. King, J. Kinns, K. Kimball, R. Hupe. seated: D. Glasby, C. Stoddard, J. Blake, S. Brower, standing: J. Morris, K. Stoddard, A. Hotaling, C. Fitzgerald, J. Nobile, T. Bydairk, A. Stoddard, P. Stoddard, C. Emigh. 72 row 1: R. Campbell, S. Clark, M. Bartholdi, K. Cramer, M. Czupil, W. Curtiss, row 2: S. Bernash, K. Clemens, D. Cole, H. Bytner, G. Chaplin, K. Bridger, W. Cook, E. Austin, P. Clements, P. Coryer, D. Blake. row 3: P. Anderson, M. Becker, L. Blackwood, J. Benoit, D. Bradt, C. Cook, D. Atwell. row 1: S. Davis, P. Brennart D. Gebel, M. Glasby, N. Free burg, L. Duffany, D. Harrison D. Herrick, R. Downs, J. Fried man, D. Fil ion, M. Dingman row 2: R. Gibbins, W. Delaney R. Furman, R. Groff, R. Fitz gerald, A. DeFilippo, W. Herit age, M. Debuonaventura, K Hennigan, G. Desadora. row 1: L. Paddock, M. Sauter, row 2: P. Nyman, J. Place, G. Runkle, D. Petty, J. Nelson, C. Murphy, N. Scott, G. Peek, row 3: D. Nichols, T. Sharp, S. Schmitz, G. Schermerhorn, D. Nutting, D. Pagano, L. Miller, C. Rogers, M. Moulton, I. Morris, E. Levine, row 4: S. Prisco, G. Seaman, A. Rogers, M. Pettit, G. Phillips, D. Roner, R. Mun-dell, F. Polacko, A. Curtis. front: P. Teeling, C. Staulters, C. Van Hall, A. Zappone, R. Welch, G. Smith, K. Stack, S. Waring, row 2: P. Stephenson, B. Snyder, L. Stanford, M. Westbrook, P. Uline, C. VanDerwark-er, G. Wager, A. Thornhill, K. Weeks, J. Wheeler, K. Stack, S. Whitney. 73 . . . senior high! . . . period of adjustment . . . outstanding bonfire arsonists. . . 'Victory rocket aims high . . . honey and nectar for the prom . . . regents! . . . Executive committee: row 1: M. Thomas, T. Jones, E. Parker, F. Cinella, J. Wojtowecz. row 2: M. O'Neil, B. Whalen, D. Carboie. row 3: P. Baker, P. Currier, S Bridger. row 4: K. Stanislowsky, M. I. Stephenson, back: M. John, J. Johnson, R. Wheeler. Class of 1 971 Virginia Martino, secretary; Hope Geisler, president; Ramona Cerny, vice-president; Florence Martino, treasurer. Mr. Shea, Mr. Toussaint, advisors. front to back: left: D. Van Gundy, B. Woodbeck, P. Doodbeck, J. Tiffault, S. Thompson, E. Weaver, R. Woodruff, T. Van Gundy, W. Thorne, P. Whittam, J. Whalen, right: I. Zabuga, G. Wade, C. Thompson, P. Wilson, J. Veet, T. Travick, B Whalen, D. Wolfersheim, M. Wakefield, D. Wood, J. Wojtowecz, R. Wheeler. row 1: D. Slater, R. Robinson, P. Robinson, M. Smith, K. Reynolds, K. Shaw, row 2: C. Thompson, C. Schied, A. Rice, K. Sentiwany, K. Sheftz. row 3: L. Reeves, T. Polacko, J. Teeling, S. Terrell, L. Quinlivan, M. Roche, row 4: A. Rue, K. Stanislowsky, M. Stephenson, S. Spensieri, D. Sauter, R. Puckhaber. row 5: C. Russ, E. Siwek, T. Rydall, T. Thomas, M. Thomas, row 6: P. Quillan, K. St. John, J. Stevenson, W. Savage, W. Stack. 74 row 1: D. Brooks, K. Brown, L. Baker, W. Allen, C. Barnes, J. Broring, P. Baker, J. Armstrong, row 2: R. Arnold, D. Carbone, R. Cerny, S. Bridger, M. Butcher, P. Capasso, P. Becker, row 3: L. Campbell, T. Bowles, D. Betts, J. Barnes, J. Arnold, M. Aubin, T. Blundell, S. Cerny, K. Brown, W. Baker, T. Bucca. row Is L. Favaro, T. Gatzen-dorfer, D. Cramer, H. Geisler, T. Dingman, R. Francis, R. De-Lucia, D. Fillmore, row 2: D. Cook, P. Gaba, R. Finnan, B. Cooney, L. Groom, B. Fink, D. Englehart. row 3: A. Cull, M. Duffy, D. Deuel, J. Donaldson, D. Denton, D. Gillie, B. Emigh, P. Currier, D. DiPasquale, F. Cinella, E. Currier, J. DeFillippo, W. Everlith. row 4: W. Delaney, J. Day, J. Delaney, K. Cramer, F. Dymond, J. Clark, G. Glokler, P. Gove, B. Grabo. row 1: C. Harmon, C. Leger, J. Johnson, D. Hofmann, J. Herrick, W. Jones, A. Hogan, row 2: W. LaMore, R. Hodgson, R. Guido, G. LaRue, K. Hodgson, B. LaRue, L. LaTourrette. row 3: C. King, N. LaGalles, W. Harrison, L. Johnson, T. Jones, K. Kilburn, J. Janczak, M. John, D. Howe, S. Ivers, C. Kuder. row 1: L. Martino, D. Perkins, M. McCanty, R. Piester. row 2: L. Longe, W. Poitras, M. O'Neil, K. Plummer, V. Martino, F. Martino, M. Murray, S. Nutting, S. McCann, N. McAllister, H. Peck, E. Look, row 3: R. Milanese, G. Morris, R. Morris, J. Monaco, D. Murphy, J. Metz, J. Mould, J. Older, C. Naske, D. Lord, G. Mango, N. Murphy, P. Morris. 75 Class of 1 972 . . . first organized-mayhem . . . frosh football — undefeated! . .. indian stew . .. psych-out dance cleanup, • always cleanup . . . promotion . . . Sharlene Martin, secretary; David Weeks, president; Sherrill Tracy, vice-president; Joyce Eldridge, treasurer; Miss Feenan, advisor. Executive committee: D. Weeks, seated row 1: S. Brower, R. Stoddard, K. Sather, J. Eldridge, S. Tracy, row 2: S. Laquidara, S. Martin, F. Fountaine, S. O'Brien, D. Anderson, D. Miller, row 3: S. Laquidara, B. Yoran, S. Carbone, N. Dwyer, P. Debuonaventura, D. Stack, L. Beninati. standing: S. Hotaling, Miss Feenan, J. Wickson, J. Wickson, D. Melander, D. Thompson. row 1: D. Burke, R. Bucca, J. Brooks, J. Bolton, D. Audette, W. Berger, row 2: R. Agnew, J. Baker, B. Barney, L. Campney, I. Atwell, L. Beninati, D. Anderson, C. Arnold, D. Breason. row 3: D. Becker, R. Ball, J. Bissell, J. Antolick, A. Bowdish, K. Bena, E. Apholz. row 4: J. Bowen, T. Armer, M. Brown, P. Bouchard, T. Belisario, R. Bormann, S. Bosley, S� Byrnes, D. Bowles, D. Burdick, T. Braim. 76 row 1: D. Cramer, S. Merchant, S. Defibaugn, L. Duffany, M. Cerny. row 2: J. Delaney, S. Cornell, M. Cornell, K. Dreher, S. Cornell, P. Debuonaventura, D. Cook, P. Connon, R. Crandall, B. Duffany, D. Delaney, D. Clairmont. row 3: J. Delaney, P. Keenan, D. Cooper, S. Carbone, K. Carter, D. Crouch, N. DeFilippo, D. Day, R. Clark, A. Curcio, R. Clairmont. row 1: V. Green, A. Green, K. Fitzgerald, L. Groff, K. Everlith, F. Fraser, D. Elderidge, J. Green, N. McMorris. row 2: B. Dymond, N. Dwyer, E. Gorordo, F. Fountaine, L. Durkovic, C. Freiberger, H. Griffen, F. Flinton, R. Foss, L. Fronk, M. Emigh, C. Feathers, row 3: G. Furman, H. Gillie, A. Eriole, J. Fagan, D. Greene, G. Roddy, M. Fitzgerald, G. Fuschino. row 1: G. Hodlin, D. Hagan, R. Knapp, J. LaRose, C. Hickok, W. Lapp, P. Laskey, W. Klikocki, A. Jenkins, row 2: K. Kalwa, B. Knuth, L. Jenks, C. Jones, M. Kivlen, J. LaTorrette, J. Kunz, S. Laquidara, S. Hearn, P. Hupe, S. Laquidara, T. Kvasnack, M. Keister, G. Heard, K. Hughes, D. Laube, J. LeGallas. row 3: P. Lee, K. Krywy, D. Lang, C. Hodsoll, P. Groff, D. Hoffman, S. Hofmann, V. Hagan, E. Leamy, C. Johnson. 77 row 1: J. Natale, K. Lutt, C. Pastore, S. O'Neil, J. Miller, R. Manning, B. Merwin, H. MacLean, G. Levine, sitting: R. Palmateer, D. Pastore, R. Lienau, M. Paquin. row 2: N. Miner, S. Pastore, S. Martin, T. Mitchell, J. Morris, D. Morris, R. O'Dell, J. Mika, D. Melander, B. Mickelson, W. Paddock, C. Melander. row 3: D. Miller, S. O'Brien, D. Melander, L. Marcotte, J. Monaco, R. Mabb, A. Peck, J. Manning, J. Monaco, K. Melander, F. Maynard, D. Older, A. Orologio, J. Older, P. Murray. row 1: T. Thomas, H. Stanislowsky, R. Rauf, T. Rush, W. Staulters. row 2: B. Storm, W. Thomas, R. Robinson, D. Stack, J. Tellier, L. Springer, J. Puckhaber, K. Quillan, K. Sather, M. Siska, B. Rendo, T. Place, J. Siska. row 3: D. Roberts, C. Piester, S. Stanford, C. Siwek, G. Rush, D. Strobeck, R. Schock, D. Schied. row 4: D. Thompson, R. Sankowski, D. Rachielle, G. Thomas, L. Thomas, D. Robbins, J. Sullivan. row 1: B. Wiggins, J. Wickson, T. Welch, B. Yoran, P. Whalen, S. Tracy, T. Whitaker, M. Thompson, B. Wojtowecz, J. Wickson, D. Weeks, K. Wurtzburg. row 2: M. Woodbeck, K. Weaver, J. West, N. Weiss, S .Trombley, D. Traynor, B. Vedder, B. Wurster, W. Treurniet, R. Vaughn, J. Vedder, T. Vandish, E. Uline. row 3: T. Wood, P. Whalen, P. Wade, K. Westbrook, T. West, D. Zappone, J. Wojtowecz, R. Thompson, L. Wood, D. Winslow. •■HfT £ 'Men work together told him from the heart, 'Whether they work together or apart.' Snow Chapel 80 81 Student Council row 1: C. Brown, C. Thomas, row 2: S. Ivers, D. Wood, S. Janczak, J. Delaney, N. Stephenson, D. Bilsell, P. Clark, G. Czupil, D. Filion, AA. Bartholdi, R. Gardiner, row 3: R. Talbot, .1. Arnold, R. Puckhaber, F. Tooper, C. Kingsbury, J. Currier, AA. Krywy, A. Curtis, S. Tracy, row 4: AA. Sauter, H. AAacLean, T. AAorelock, E. Kelley, K. AAelander, J. Eldridge, J. Puckhaber, S. Hearn, J. Blake, D. Glasby. Photography Club row 1: S. Terrell, C. Whittam, J. Adams, AA. Keister, row 2: R. Francis, AA. Gnip, W. Curtiss, J. Betor, P. Capasso. row 3: P. Terrell, P. Whittam, M. Terrell, D. Lord, G. Seaman, D. Cooper, T. Wood. 82 Service Club row 1: M. Debuonaventura, J. Fitzgerald, D. Thompson, S. Crouch, P. Brennan, C. Stanislowsky, Mr. Bartholdi, advisor, row 2: B. Whalen, A. Hogan, T. Gatzendorfer, S. Greene, L. Hodgson, K. Ebert, S. Jones, row 3: S. Bridger, M. Wakefield, R. Cerny, S. Hickok, E. Austin, J. Nelson, P. Anderson, row 4: J. Guiles, D. Carbone, M. John, D. Wetsel, T. Melander, P. O'Neil, A. Bowdish. row 5: K. Stack, D. Fllion, D. Grodevant, E. Carbone, D. VanDyke, L. Graham, N. Stephenson, row 6: M. Westbrook, H. Bytner, J. Ivers, N. Scott, K. Weeks, F. Tooper, K. Hennigan. row 7: R. Robinson, D. Blake, D. Herrick, R. Welch, S. Whitney, E. Sicker, F. LaRose. row 8: C. Rogers, C. Melander, B. Woodbeck. Journalism seated: H. Geisler, W. Harrison, P. Clark, M. McCanty. standing: H. Bytner, P. Gaba, E. Parker, J. Wheeler, R. Wheeler, D. Wood, E. Roner, M. Krywy, J. Ivers, A. Curtis, D. Filion, M. Debuonaventura, M. Westbrook, K. Stack, M. Mika, K. Welch, M. John, M. McCanty, T. Travick. Honor Society 84 row 1: C. Thomas, H. Weeks, F. Ushihara, P. Na Chiangmai, M. McCanty, J. Ivers, M. Mika, row 2: C. Rogers, J. Wheeler, C. Kingsbury, D. Gebel, J. Friedman, M. Krywy, C. Brown, R. Wood, row 3: M. Ortoleva, M. Bartholdi, R. Goodwin, D. Emigh, G. Glokler, E. Kellfcy, E. Roner, A. Pietzykowski. RR seated: M. John, L. Stanford, D. Carbone, F. Tooper, S. Plummer, K. Plummer, H. Geisler. standing: R. Arnold, J. Mould, C. Siwek, J. Puckhaber, H Bytner, J. Guiles, F. Martino, M. Stephenson, K. Stanislowsky, V. Martino, W. Curtiss, D. Wood, K. Cramer, R. Hughes, T. Minerley, M. Hannah, row 2: R. Wheeler, R. Puckhaber, C. Russ, W. Cook, E. Siwek. Pep Club seated: G. Runkle, N. Stephenson, G. Glokler, L. Theilemann. row 1: D. Wetsel, D. VanDyke, D. Glasby, L. Merchant, F. Martino, K. Plummer, J. Davis, C. Christensen, A. Bowdish, P. Hupe, P. Brennan, K. Stack, Mr. Wayand, advisor, M. Roche, row 2: H. Peartree, N. Scott, S. Latrell, R. Wood, V. Martino, J. Guiles, F. Cinella, L. Siska, M. O'Neil, R. Robinson, D. Perkins, J. Tiffault, R. Manning, C. Rogers, row 3: G. Wood, S. Jones, J. Kellogg, L. Hodgson, K. Hennigan, L. Petteys, J. Wojtowecz, C. Piester, M. Stephenson, C. Stanislowsky, D. Gebel, L. Stanford, H. Mauzey, D. Di Pasquale, M. Ravena, J. Veet, D. Denton. Yorkers Future Teachers seated: E. Roner, E. Kelley, L. Graham, C. Brown, J. Friedman, standing; L. Jennings, D. Filion, J. I vers, W. Lee, N. Scott, M. Krywy, K. Stack, L. Theilemann, G. Harrison, G. Glokler, J. Henningan, P. Clark, D. Kelley. Future Farmers row 1: D. Strobeck, T. VanGundy, J. Day, T. Ryall, Mr. Young, advisor, row 2: W. Malesky, W. Staulters, J. Monaco, G. Seaman, J. Manning. Health Careers row 1: D. Petty, J. Broring, S. Ivers, M. Siska, D. Perkins, N. Freeberg, H. Bytner, S. Hickok, K. Shaw, row 2: C. Russ, J. Tiffault, J. Wojtowecz, R. Puckhaber, E. Barr, K. Quinlivan. Polynesian Dreams R. Cinella K. Mahoney J. Rosch G. Glokler G. Stanislowsky C. Murphy P. Suttle N. LaGalles M. Weeks A. Durkovic D. Herrick L. Gleason S. Greene M. DiBlasio Paul Lutt and Marsha Ebert Girls’ Chorus row 1: D. Slater, F. Cinella, J. Wojtowecz, D. Carbone, P. Robinson, S. Davis, J. Guiles, R. Cerny, C. Stanislowsky. row 2: K. Welch, J. Broring, F. Martino, D. DiPasquale, D. Filion, M. Debuonaventura, C. Zalewski, K. Brown, D. Denton, D. Lang, P. Currier, row 3: Mrs. Mullen, director, S. Laquidara, L. Quinlivan, M. Stephenson, V. Martino, N. Cull, K. Sheftz, C. Leger, S. Cornell, D. Blake, C. Pastore, M. Wakefield, row 4: D. Miller, P. Stephenson, H. Gebel, H. Mauzey, S. Hickok, M. Arff, V. Wulforst, K. Reynolds, J. Morris, K. Clemens, D. Englehart, M. Moulton. Triple Trio Mrs. Geisler, accompanist, seated: P. Gaba, P. Robinson, K. Bridger, L. Stanford, standing: D. Huber, H. Geisler, D. Wood, P. Currier, D. Gebel. Mixed Chorus row Is D. Gebel, M. Westbrook, P. Clark, D. VanDyke, D. Audette, P. Debuonaventura, D. Slater, J. Kunz, M. McCanty, N. Stephenson, S. O'Brien, B. Yoran. row 2: L. Stanford, D. Clairmont, C. Jones, D. Breason, N. Miner, S. Laquidara, S. Laquidara, J. Nelson, P. Anderson, P. Na Chiangmai, H. Maclean, N. Baker, L. Springer, S. O'Neil, L. Graham, K. Welch, N. Cull, A. Cull, row 3: C. Brown, P. Perkins, D. Perkins, C. Kuder, B. Rendo, L. Groom, L. Jennings, F. Nutting, C. Siwek, K. Plummer, S. Ivers, M. O'Neil, N. Scott, C. Rogers, L. Zabuga, S. Carbone, D. Delaney, row 4: E. Roner, E. Austin, D. Pagano, J. Place, E. Kelley, D. Roner, G. Harrison, T. Morelock, M. Champagne, M. Emigh, J. Bissell, S. Cerny, D. Weeks, R. Puckhaber, K. Wurtzburg, W. Poitras, E. Sicker, V. Wulforst, R. Arnold. 91 Orchestra seated: M. Thomas, P. Perkins, Mr. Day, conductor; Eileen Kelley, concertmistress; R. Puckhaber. row 1: J. Eldridge, W. Harrison, row 2: J. Armstrong, K. Wilson, T. Vandish, M. Keister, M. McCanty, M. Audette. R. Taylor, D. Robbins, C. Jones, D. Cramer, V. Green, S. Knickerbocker, M. Woodbeck, M. Sauter, B. Rendo. row 3: D. Roner, G. Smith, H. Geisler, D. Wood, K. Kalwa, D. Anderson, M. Mika, S. Ivers, J. Broring, C. Siwek, L. Groom, T. Whitaker, J. Natale, J. Ivers, N. Scott, C. Rogers, M. Krywy, J. Wheeler, row 4: E. Kelley, T. Thomas, B. Curtis, B. Bydairk, P. Terrell, J. Arnold, T. Minerley, M. Bartholdi, G. King, R. Arnold, S. Carpenter, D. Perkins, C. Kuder, B. Cooney, M. O'Neil. 92 Band seated: K. Wilson, Mr. Benuscak, director; Thomas Vandish, concertmaster; D. DiPasquale. row 1: M. Audette, D. Blake, S. Fisher, J. Mika, K. Dreher, D. Hofmann, G. Marts, D. Wilson, S. Tracy, S. Hsarn, I. Beninati, D. Sauter, P. Lee, V. Lord, M. Gerard, row 2: S. Bridger, K. Reynolds, H. Geisler, D. Wood, R. DeLucia, W. Harrison, M. Thomas, K. Quillan, J. Butler, M. Moulton, F. Maynard, D. Melander, C. Kingsbury, D. Anderson, K. Kalwa, C. Vrooman. row 3: D. Lord, J. Arnold, K. Brown, T. Thomas, T. Thomas, R. Taylor, D. Pastore, G. Thomas, C. Harrison, E. Siwek, D. Nichols, F. Tooper, S. Bosley, D. Geisler, B. Cooney. “South Pacific” There is nothing like a dame . . . Some Enchanted Evening . . . Bali Hai may call you . . . I'm in love with a wonderful guy ... A hundred and one pounds of fun . . . Happy Talk . . . I'm gonna wash that man right outa my hair . . . Younger Than Springtime . . . 94 Football Mr. Howes Assistant Coach eM, Mr. Becker Assistant Coach Mr. Thomas Head Coach Mr. Ravena Assistant Coach row 1: Stephen Roche, defensive captain; Gerald Piester, offensive captain, row 2: G. Thompson, J. Clark, J. Cerny, G. Nogard. row 3: J. DeFilippo, P. Danison, H. Peartree, D. Kelley, J. Lapp, R. Wood, G. Phillips, row 4: E. Kelley, R. Elliott, W. Heritage, G. King, R. Hupe, D. Pagano, G. Schermerhorn, D. Fillmore, row 5: E. Currier, D. Gillie, M. Thomas, T. Dingman, T. Thomas, J. Manning, R. Piester. row 6: W. Everlith, D. Howe, W. Thomas, R. Puckhaber, R. DeLucia. row 7: T. Peartree, S. Cerny, K. Kilburn. 96 Stephen Roche—G, John Clark—C, Jerry Lapp—B. t Harry Peartree—G, Dan Kelley-T, Gary Nogard—B, Gary Chamberlain—E, Glen inompson—E. Peter Danison—C, Jerry ’ . - w ' Piester—QB, Dick Wood—FB, Joe Cerny—E. 97 Down! Ready-set! End, tackle, center, guard: guard your man and guard him hard. Guard him high, guard him low! Come on team, let's go! One. Two. Hike it through—SCORE! 98 Homecoming Freshmen Queen Junior Sophomore Joseph Monaco Virginia Wulforst Glenn Phillips Timothy Thomas Joanne Delaney Richard Wood Nancy Scott Mary Lou Stephenson 99 Varsity Cheerleaders 100 J.V. Basketball row 1: R. Piester, J. Herrick, A. DeFilippo, S. Cerny, D. Weeks, R. Wheeler, row 2: W. Everlith, M. Thomas, P. Becker, E. Kelley, J. Janczak, R. Puckhaber, W. Harrison. J. V. Cheerleaders 101 C. Piester, K. Plummer, S. Ivers, D. DiPasquale, L. Durkovic, J. Wojtowecz, S. Carbone, L. Petteys. Varsity Basketball 102 kneeling: G. King, R. Hupe, J. Eldridge, K. Kimball, A. Pietzykowski. standing: M. Champagne, G. Schermerhorn, C. Armer, Mr. De-Laurie, coach; D. Kelley, G. Harrison, G. Piester, D. Pagano. Jerry Piester Alan Pietzykowski Michael Champagne Glenn Harrison Carl Armer Dan Kelley 104 Varsity Club C. Armer, M. Bartholdi, J. Clark, H. Peartree, R. Wood, J. Lapp, J. Piester, G. Nogard, T. Morelock, S. Roche, J. Whalen, 1 . Coryer, D. Kelley. Leaders’ Club row I: B. Roner, J. Ivers, P. Perkins, P. Clark, row 2: M. McCanty, M. Debuonaventura, L. Jennings, M. McCanty, M. Arff, K. Stack, row 3: M. Krywy, S. Ivers, D. Wood, S. Spensieri, J. Kinns, C. Kingsbury, row 4: M. Mika, N. Scott, C. Rogers, L. Paddock, row 5: K. Hennigan, L. Petteys. Wrestling kneeling: C. Harrison, P. Laskey, J. Finnan, C. Stoddard, G. Nogard, T. Peartree, T. Kvasnack, G. Levine, E. Currier, R. Baker, R. Francis, standing• J. Lapp, K. Brown, T. Dingman, T. Thomas, R. Bryant, J. Manning, D. Gillie, D. Harrison, D. Howe, J. Whalen, J. Clark. 106 J Gary Nogard John Clark Ron Bryant Jerry Lapp Jeffrey Finnan Track yow 1: J. Clark, C. Higley, J. Robinson, K. Kimball, D. Wetsel, M. Bartholdi, D. Fillmore, R. Piester, L. Martino, T. Thomas, row 2: J. Lapp, W. Thomas, C. Russ, D. Albright, T. Morelock, J. Cerny, F. Nutting, J. DeFilippo, R. Puckhaber, W. Harrison, row 3: R. Wood, P. Rendo, E. Kelley, P. Danison, G. Thompson, D. Kelley, G. Harrison, D. Emigh, D. DiPasquale, G. Armer, S. Latrell, A. Pietzykowski, S. Roche, T. Blundell. 109 Girls’ Intramurals NO Baseball Tennis row 1: K. Cramer, J. govic, K. Hodgson. row 2: T. Jones, H. Pear-tree, M. Thomas, G. Piest-er, P. Nyman, R. Milanese. row 2: R. Wheeler, C. Hacker, E. Siwek. 112 —' Do you know, considering the market, there are more poems produced than any other thing? 113 Patrons and Patronesses Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Albright Mr. and Mrs. Earle Arff Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Benscoter Mrs. Ruth W. Blanche Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Braim Mr. and Mrs. James R. Brice Mr. and Mrs. Norman R. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Bryant Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Bydairk Mr. and Mrs. William J. Cerny Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Champagne Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Cramer Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cull Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Currier Mr. and Mrs. Elmer R. Curtis Mr. and Mrs. Wendel DeLorme Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Dutcher, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ebert Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Emigh Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Foss Mr. and Mrs. George A. Glokler Mrs. Vincent J. Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. George Graham Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Hacker Mr. and Mrs. Guy Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Edmund L. Jenks Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Jennings Mr. and Mrs. Myron L. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kashuba Mr. and Mrs. William J. Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Kenyon Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Kosek Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. LaGalles Mr. and Mrs. August Laube Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Melander Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Morelock Mr. and Mrs. David Naske Mr. and Mrs. Axel J. Nogard Mr. and Mrs. William Nyman Mr. and Mrs. Michael J.. Ortoleva Mr. and Mrs. August Ozolins Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Palmateer Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Peartree, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin D. Perkins Mr. and Mrs. Edmond E. Pietzykowski Mr. and Mrs. Wallace G. Rendo Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O. Richard Mr. and Mrs. Hans Rogner Mr. and Mrs. Jack Roner Mrs. Jeanette Roner Mr. and Mrs. Richard Slade Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Staulters Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Stephenson Mr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Thorne Mr. and Mrs. Kellett J. Traynor Mr. and Mrs. William J. Van Dyke Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Vedder Mr. and Mrs. Anthony S. Verrigni Mr. and Mrs. James F. Wager, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Weaver Mr. and Mrs. John G. Weeks Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Welch Mr. and Mrs. Harold I. Wetsel Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Wood Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 1. REED BROWN THE GRAHAM'S AGENCY AGENCY 10 Maple Avenue Ballston Spa, New York Tel. 885-5200 NORMAN R. BROWN. Realtor Real Estate and Insurance Day or Night We’re here to serve you GEORGE’S TAXI 95 Front Street Ballston Spa, N. Y. Tel. 885-6200 16 Malta Ave. Ballston Spa, New York KMfeS'l Tel. 885-5341 W TO SUIT YOUR TASTE Help Keep America Beautiful MONACO'S 96 Front Street [C t —3 yn'( Ballston Spa, W New York Visit Us Weekly JENNY CAR-WASH 9 AM TO 10 PM DAILY Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 Route 50 WILLIAM J. VAN DYKE Ballston Spa, New York Electrical Contractor 115 Congratulations to the Class of 1969 BORMANN'S FUEL OIL Route 9—Malta Ballston Spa, New York Tel. 899-2179 BEN WEAVER'S JERSEY OIL STATION Congratulations to the Class of 1969 Corner Brookline and Rt. 50 R. D. 2 Ballston Spa, N. Y. THE POMPA BROTHERS Malta Avenue Ballston Spa, New York Tel. 885-9210 Tel. 885-9495 Compliments of ARMER'S FUNERAL HOME O'BRIEN PHARMACY J. R. O'BRIEN, Proprietor 39 East High Street Ballston Spa, New York Front St., Corner Milton Avenue Ballston Spa, New York Tel. 885-7330 116 Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 Compliments of SWAN HUMIDIFIER MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM R. PARKER CO., INC. 149 Bath Street Ballston Spa, New York ISABELLE'S BEAUTY SALON Tel. 885-5055 WESTERN ET0| I ASSOCIMt SIORl ISABELLE E. MARTIN, Prop. TT Specializing in Bleaching and Body Waving 102 Milton Avenue Ballston Spa, New York 30 Front Street Ballston Spa, New York Tel. 885-5751 Tel. 885-6301 117 BALLSTON KNITTING CO., INC. Manufacturers of Athletic Sports Socks and All Purpose Heavy Duty Hosiery Lasting Wear in Every Pair. Saratoga Avenue Ballston Spa, New York Tel. 885-6701 79 Pleasant Street Ballston Spa, New York Tel. 885-5325 O' ournal COMMERCIAL PRINTING Offset Letterpress Magazines Periodicals Newspapers Two Three Color Circulars 885-4341 We Are As Near As Your Telephone CALL US FOR ESTIMATES 49 Front Street, Ballston Spa, New York Congratulations to the Class of 1969 MR MUSIC, INC. Kustom—Guild—Ludwig Rickenbacker—Standel Farfisa—Sound—Bogen Tel. 885-9700 Route 50 Ballston Spa, New York ECOBELLI'S TAM O' SHANTER INN Gourmet's Delight Italian-American Food Pizza Is Our Specialty MONACO FLOOR COVERING, INC. Installation of Floor and Wall Tile, Counter Tops and Carpeting Complete Line of Armstrong Products 39 Front Street Ballston Spa, New York Tel. 885-9006 1 Mobil] Ballston-Schenectady Road Ballston Spa, New York COSEO’S SERVICE STATION, INC. AL COSEO, Prop. Recommended by Duncan Hines Church Avenue Tel. 885-5900 Ballston Spa, New York 885-9470 Tel. Day 885-5791 Night 885-5212 119 Compliments ot Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 BURNT HILLS LANES Flowers for All Occasions JOSEPH TRANKA Tel. 399-8421 AND SON 825 Saratoga Road Amsterdam Road Burnt Hills, New York Ballston Spa, New York Your Pleasure Our Only Tel. 885-5410 Goal WHEELER FUNERAL HOME A. L. PETTIT AND SON EQUIPMENT, INCORPORATED 25 Hyde Boulevard Ballston Spa, New York Outdoor Power Equipment Route 50 Tel. 885-5633 Ballston Spa, New York Tel. 885-5396 WILLIAM H. WHEELER, Owner The Class of 1968 Sends: Congrafulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 120 BALFOUR-TAYLOR Schenectady Office Represented by Bob Gray - Don Nash - Jim Gerding Dick Sims - Bob Macfadden Glass Rings Graduation Announcements Name Cards and Accessories Gaps and Gowns Taylor-made Yearbooks P.0. Box 2509 Schenectady, N.Y. 12309 maims Compliments of CUNNINGHAM BROTHERS GARAGE AND COIN LAUNDRY 9 Church Avenue Balslton Spa, New York Tel. 885-6788 Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 EMIL STEINER 121 THE STYLE SHOP Ladles' and Children's Wearing Apparel 24 Front Street Ballston Spa, New York Tel. 885-9120 MILDRED ELLEY SECRETARIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS 227 Quail Street Albany, New York 12203 Send for Catalog Compliments of H. T. BAUMGARTNER AGENCY General Insurance 24 Low Street Ballston Spa, New York Tel. 885-5000 CURTIS LUMBER CO., INC. Lumber and Building Materials R. F. D. 2 Ballston Spa, N. Y. Tel. 885-5313 Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 CARL KING, INC. Your Ford and Mercury Dealer Burnt Hills, N. Y. Tel. 399-5254 Ballston Spa, N. Y. Tel. 885-6767 Gone but not forgotten.” Best Wishes From PASTORE'S PHARMACY 303 Milton Avenue Ballston Spa, New York Tel. 885-5253 122 CONGRATULATIONS Class of “69” An Account With One Office It an Account With All Officet I yJ ERVia: I I BASK MC ¥; SCOTIA MOHAWK AVE. at TEN BROECK niskayuna BALLTOWN RD. at NOTT ST. SLENVILLE SARATOGA RD. at GLENRIDGE COLONIE CENTRAL AVE. at KILLEAN PARK GUILDERLAND-WESTMERE KARNER RD. at WESTERN AVE. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Congratulations to the mflPs[J§L$ Class of 1969 STARBUCK'S SCHENECTADY BOTTLING CORP. DEPARTMENT STORE Freeman's Bridge Road 408 Broadway Schenectady, New York 12302 Saratoga Springs, New York Tel. 346-2321 BALLSTON MOTOR SALES, INC. Ballston Spa, New York Ballston-Schenectady Road Tel. 885-5301 FLOWERLAND Servicing the Complete Ballston Spa Area We grow our own flowers 85 East High Street Ballston Spa, New York Tel. 885-6705 or 885-6706 124 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 -VWC of SARATOGA SPRINGS LEONARD HILENSKI Broadway at Circular Street Innkeeper Saratoga Springs, New York Telephone 584-4550, A.C. 518 BALLSTON SPA DRUG COMPANY Congratulations ORVILLE H. VAN EPPS. Ph.G., Class of 1969 Proprietor FRONT STREET VARIETY The Store of Personal Service 8 Front Street 92 Milton Avenue Ballston Spa, New York Ballston Spa, New York Tel. 885-5020 125 Compliments of THE CHATEAU DE' LOUIS Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 LATTIMORE FUNERAL HOME INC. STEPHEN L. FOSTER, Licensed Manager 224 Milton Avenue Ballston Spa, New York Tel. 885-7110 MANLE AUTO PARTS, INC. Saratoga 44 Lake Ave. Tel. 584-1323 Ballston Spa 56 Milton Ave. Tel. 885-9230 South Glens Falls, New York Mechanicville 29 South Main St. Tel. MO 4-4004 KINNS1 SERVICE STATION SPENCER BUSINESS SCHOOL Church Avenue Ballston Spa New York Tel. 885-7060 Approved and registered by N.Y.S. Dep't. of Education. Stenotype, Machine Shorthand, Executive-Secretarial, Court Reporting, Stenographic, Accounting, Clerical Typist with IBM Key Punch. 404 Union Street, Schenectady, New York Tel. 374-7619 STREEVER AGENCY Try Us Before You Buy Complete Insurance Service E. B. VAUGHN, President 84 Milton Ave. Ballston Spa, New York Tel. 885-6777 126 Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 JACK AND ARLENE MELANDER'S FLORAL FASHIONS 11 Pleasant Street Ballston Spa, New York Tel. 885-5331 Congratulations From THE VILLAGE SQUIRE 28 Front Street Ballston Spa, New York Your Headquarters for School Supplies RIDER OIL COMPANY, INC. Valvoline Motor Oil World’s First World's Finest Science Street Ballston Spa, New York CDan is challenged todaif to excel in almost every endeavor . . . those who do succeed often trace the beginnings of their performance pattern to accomplishment in high school and to those who offered stimulation and inspiration in these formative years. Jos ten's has long been a partner to these educational leaders in providing a means of motivation and the rewards of recognition, and Josten's products have become tangible symbols honoring perseverance and achievement. THE BIG APPLE Specializes in Hot Apple Pie Jumbo Steak Sandwiches Italian Food R. D. 2, Route 50 Ballston Spa, New York (| Che class ring is representative of the fine traditions of school spirit and unity Che yearbook provides a lasting memento of the year’s accomplishments Che diploma is a lifelong record of scholastic success Che graduation announcement heralds this achievement Awards recognize academic and athletic leadership. Srr ini; vou Inculh : � . JOHN F. O'DONNELL, JR. 14 Salem Drive, Saratoga Springs, New York 12866 CLASS RINGS • GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS • DIPLOMAS • YEARBOOKS • AWARDS Serving the Third Generation of America's Finest Students 127 Now you are a high school graduate, ready to meet the challenge of our modern world! Perhaps you intend to continue your education, or begin a career in your chosen field. Whatever your plans for the future, we at The Ballston Spa National Bank wish you the best of luck and offer our congratulations on your past achievements. Looking toward your financial future is a long range job. Be sure to include a good bank as part of the future, one that can serve all your banking needs: checking, savings, loans, mortgage, safe deposit, helpful counsel and advise on financial matters. Your banking connections can be a very valuable asset to you all through life. Whatever your needs may be, we at the bank are ready to serve you and are willing to try to assist you. Which face will be you? Success and the bank go hand in hand. To keep a smile on your face, not a frown, let us know where your needs are and we will supply you with the information that is yours for the asking. THE BALLSTON SPA NATIONAL BANK The oldest bank in Saratoga County 87 Front Street Ballston Spa, New York Route 50 Burnt Hills, New York COTRELL LEONARD, INC. Academic Gowns and Caps for Colleges and High Schools Robes for Choirs and Glee Clubs DONALD McQUAY PHOTOGRAPHER School Pictures Prom Pictures Wedding Pictures 472 Broadway AlbarTy, New York 12 Sylvan Lane Elnora, New York Telephone 371-5539 Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 MIRANDA AND FOUNTAINE Floor Covering Company 114 Park Avenue Mechanicville, New York Tel. MO 4-4181 (Hjbllj BRUNDIGE FUELS, INC. Heating Oils 38 Eastern Avenue Ballston Spa, New York Tel. 885-6555 The Choice of Discriminating Seniors PRINTCRAFT Let's Bowl at HI-ROC LANES 32 Ballston Ave. Saratoga Springs, New York Telephone 584-6460 Graduation Personal Cards and Commencement Announcements Bowling can be fun Congratulations to the Class of 1969 Printcraft Card Company, Inc. Scranton, Pa. 18505 RIVIERA MOTEL Route 9—Malta Tel. 889-9584 J. Curcio, Prop. 129 Congratulations Class of 1969 PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION PTA OBJECTS To promote the welfare of children and youth in home, school, church, and community. To raise the standards of home life. To secure adequate laws for the care and protection of children and youth. To bring into closer relation the home and the school, that parents and teachers may cooperate intelligently in the training of the child. To develop between educators and the general public such united efforts as will secure for every child the highest advantages. Compliments of NEVILLE HEATING and PLUMBING 19 Front Street Ballston Spa, New York JOHNSON'S m JEWELRY 91 Milton Avenue protected against loss REGISTERED _ Keepsake DIAMOND RINGS Compliments of Formal Rental for SCHOLET All Occasions FURNITURE STORE SARATOGA MEN'S Quality Furniture AND BOY'S SHOP at Pleasing Prices 436 Broadway 128 Milton Avenue Saratoga Springs Ballston Spa, New York New York Tel. 885-5533 Tel. 584-5950 130 131 Stop at LA SCALA STEAK HOUSE 241 Milton Avenue Ballston Spa, New York Tel. 885-9443 Congratulations to the Class of 1969 ENGLEHART'S FARM PRODUCE Rt. 50, 11 2 Miles North of Ballston Spa, New York Open All Year Tel. 885-5614 JeeP THERE ARE NO LIMITS 1 ON AN ABC EDUCATION I Cars and Trucks 4-Wheel Drive Vehicles DeRusso will do so DE RUSSO CHEVROLET, INC. Sales, Service and Parts • BEGIN YOUR BUSINESS CAREER IMMEDIATELY • TRANSFER YOUR CREDITS TOWARD A DEGREE ----- One and Two Year Diploma Programs in -------- ACCOUNTING • DATA PROCESSING • MARKETINGRETAILING • EXECUTIVE AND MEDICAL SECRETARIAL ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE 130 WASHINGTON AVENUE, ALBANY, N. Y. 12210 Accredited for Higher Education in Business Route 50 Phone 885-6741 Ballston Avenue Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 BETOR’S DEPARTMENT STORE 256 Milton Avenue Ballston Spa, New York Tel. 885-9201 132 Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 DON CHAMPAGNE'S BUILDER (the Crystal Mansion, 3)nr. Extends Best Wishes for the Future to the Graduate Class of 1969. 'For the Latest in Fashion Ideas Route 50 Ballston Spa, New York Tel. 885-4500 Stea� aAt'8 ICt C iAM STORIS ... for the freshest dairy products and the bi est sundaes in town. FARGNOLI'S FUNERAL HOME Service Within The Means of All. Milton Ave. East High Street Ballston Spa, New York Tel. 885-6660 CASTLE AND McLENNAN It's the Service That Counts General Insurance 48 Milton Avenue Ballston Spa, New York Tel. Days 885-5858 Evenings 885-9253 133 134 Congratulations and Best Wishes TUFFLITE PLASTIC INCORPORATED Ballston Spa, New York Area Code 518 Telephone 885-5321 Compliments of RICKETTS J I _ things gO jjl better,! | Cofie FABRIC CARE SERVICES Congratulations to the Graduates SINCE 1835 HANNAH'S MEN'S SHOP VEEDER YELVERTON CO. McGregor Sportswear Van Heusen PHARMACISTS Burnt Hills, New Yorlt 399-5222—Phone—399-5424 106 Milton Avenue Ballston Spa, New York Tel. 885-5151 YOU WANT RED’S RESTAURANT R. D. 3, Ballston Spa, N. Y. Route 9 and 9P ELMSTROM AND CLINE REALTORS 84 Milton Avenue Ballston Spa, New York Tel. 885-6764 Tel. 584-9895 135 RAMARK STUDIO PORTRAITS OF DISTINCTION Your photographs in this book are the work of our studio. We sincerely hope that all these photographs will perpetuate the memory of happy days at Ballston Spa High School. May we thank you for the honor and privilege of having served you. Official Photographer for 1969 REALMS OF GOLD ALBANY STUDIO 80 North Pearl Street Albany, New York Telephone: 434-4746 SCHENECTADY STUDIO 173 Jay Street Schenectady, New York Telephone: 374-8721 136 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY ' vvvfig . A- ' OlX v V- ■ n v v —: ■ - % - • • . V • w V s - r.N • • v | T • • t- ; X. v - ••■ vt , , A ' • ' .O'.- v. ' •■•-• .■••■■ - ; . ■'■•■ '% ; . ■■•-•■•- ■ . . -: -■ ••' - • ; ;•''. • • .k _ . • Ya . s • . ■ • v . -• ■ � - • ■ . •- • m « V N • •■ • « • a ,• s • _ r . 0 ' x.. ; . : • ' v... Vs ‘s V. • ;• '• . •.■■ •• iJ Z' - • 7s . x . V. r • - ‘ • «. - • i ... 'v • : % ■ -. 7 -.: . '• -r£ - . ... •• - -tn-V . 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