Canajoharie High School - Black and Gold Yearbook (Canajoharie, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1963 volume:

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People are beginning to realize the need for an escape from the rising ten- sions, tremendous pressures, and extremely complex problems of our twentieth century world. How can we break the barriers posed by race, creed, and color? How can we find peace of mind? No one seems able to find a definite answer, but perhaps one relatively simple solution is . . . music. Music may be the missing link in the chain which binds humanity. It is a treasure that anyone can possess, and the most wonderful thing about it is that it is always there giving hope to the hopeless and joy to the sorrowful. Music offers us the one thing that we seldom find time to enjoy - serenity. It is heard in the carefree song of the birds, in the wind whistling through lofty tree-tops, or in the pure un- restrained laughter of the child. Truly, the earth is alive with the sound of music. A1l the sounds of the earth are like music - Hammerstein ' Y! 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As it is the only organization of its kind in Mont- gomery County, we are proud to say that Canajoharie has been exposed to the culture only an orchestra can give. As young adults we realize the need for participation in one of our finer arts - music. Thank you for your guidance, your devotion, and most important, your great achievement. Mr. McMillan, we dedicate our 1963 BLACK AND GOLD to you. It is our small way of thanking you for the many hours you have spent with our high school band, both in and out of CHS. Music is a major part of our lives, as we seem to find it everywhere. Thanks to you, our assemblies have had more meaning, our football games more color. Truly our lives have been instilled with a deeper appreciation for music. Dedication , wr W f sf K mi -ff .. A J: ,zigqgr a vj f 'g p M 75:-g e t gg., A- ff, ---14: . , A R' s- -ar u f-, - a, rf- . 3313 ya . H uy, up A , .. 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In Appreciation . . . Mr. Gobo, our sincere appreciation goes to you for the time you have given to help us with our yearbook. Your guidance as an advisor, as well as a homeroom teach- er, has helped us through many tight situations. Senior Pastimes You have been in high school during a time when public education has emphasized the academic to a degree not seen before. This is good! As you were digesting more subject matter, however, I pray you have gotten the point that you were also in the process of becomingg that it is not totally the purpose of the school to turn out finished products. The hope is that you have seen that the development of adequate persons implies continuing learning. You should have a positive view of yourself, be open to experience, be creative, trustworthy and responsible, have values, and continue to be well-informed. Iohn Deisseroth Supervising Principal Dear Graduate: It has been said that responsibilities begin in dreams and obligations in opportunities. Our nation was founded on a dream that men could be free - free to worship as they wished. free to seek an education and a vocation of their choice, and free to live happy and useful lives. Now that you are about to accept the responsibilities and obligations of active citizenship, it becomes your privilege and duty to preserve this great American dream for others who will follow you. I am proud to have had some small part in the educational process of which you are the product, and hope you will receive a generous portion of the blessings which life has to bestow. Ralph E. Schuler High School Principal Table Contents SENIORS ADMINISTRATION CLASSES CLASS HISTORY ACTIVITIES SPORTS je ,, 3. Q Jig., whiz, I . Q :lf .' yffrw- Sp, -Que 3,1 1 '- . - 'iff' 3 , 'r fix' nw A - 41., M, -4 Q .Q-'Q Q V ,D x w , 'N 1 . t .. .ku i, ,K ,,ad 1 . , ' 2513 ' - - - WM, fm ' - ,, . -fy fy 1: . A j? ' 'mom KJ-cU'9 1- W 'A' ' A 'fi'-1 W, . . 'sf , ' L J. V- ,, .-M157 - . ' . 5-if - :A N . 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FHA 1, 23 FNA 2, 3, 4g Junior Playg Boiling Pot 3g Student Council 45 Yearbook 4. Future Plans: Nursing JOAN ELIZABETH BLOWERS Ioanie Business, Homernaking Only fools are positive. . .if this is so, lots of people should be negative .... I'm lone- some and waiting impatiently .... Quiet and nice. FHA 1. Future Plans: Secretary I 8 DONALD BARTLETT Donnie Industrial Arts But I didn't say nothin', Miss Sawyer .... Pessolano's right-hand man. . . aw, c'mon Kenny ..... Small but potent. FFA 1, 2. Future Plans: Industrial Worker RUSSELL S. BOUCK Russ Math, Science What are you, some kind of a nut? . . . Cool, calm, but it's not secret .... World History, what's that? . . . Other 1f2 of Bush- Bouck clique. Freshman Basketballg Science Club 1. Future Plans: Air Force LAWRENCE R. BUSH, IR, Larry Math Mr. Casual. . . O-yea-a. . .Can I go to my 'locker', Mr. Hoffman? ...... What did ya say, boys? Band l,2, 3, Freshman Basketballg Basketball 2, 3g Track 4g Football 2, 3, 49 Visual Aids 1, 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: State Trooper WILLIAM CHEST Chesty Industrial Arts Let's hoop it up this weekend too . . .Fonda dragster. . . Where's that Junior? Basketball 2, 3, Football 25 Baseball 25 Cross Country lg Safety Squad 4. Future Plans: Navy GENE CECHNICKI Gene Math, Science Hey, what are you guys going to do next period? ..... Physics major'?. . Are you staying after school tonight? .... Oldest of the clan. Targeteers 3, 4g Yearbook 4. Future Plans: Mechanical Engineering GAIL ANNE CROUSE Mich Math, Science Hi ya, fellas! .... Class rebel. . . Oh, those gym classesl .... Always a smile for every- one. Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, String Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 String Quartet l,2, 3, 43 Choir 3,4g Girls' Chorus 2, 35 Boiling Pot 2, 39 IRC l, 2, 3g GAA lg Senior Play, Yearbook 4. Future Plans: College CYNTHIA DESMOND Cindy Business Lots of Luck, Charlie , . . . Twinkle toes . . . . . Cheerful and pleasant to all. . . .Quiet as a Midas Muffler. FBLA 1, 3,4, Secretary 4, Yorkers 1, 2, Majorette 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: College DENNIS I. DIEFENDORF Donky Agriculture Never seen or heard .... A future farmer. . . . Hates school work, school lunehes, etc. FFA 1, 2, 3,45 Football 1, 4. Future Plans: Farming 20 JUDITH ANN DICKENS Judy Business, Home Economics Where are we eating today? ...... Back to Office Practice again .... Where's Allen, is he around? .... A willing worker. FNA 1,25 FHA 2. Future Plans: Telephone Operator DAVID A. DINGMAN Ding Industrial Arts Go away and leave me alone! .... Quiet, but thinkin' every minute. . Say something Ding. Targeteers 1, 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: Draftsman in the Army MARY THERESA DOWLING Tess Math, Science Oh, goody, they're serving refreshments ... .Daddy-long-1egs,.. I forgot... Oh, fabulous. . .I kin two spel gud! Choir 1, 2, 3,45 Girls' Chorus l, 2, 33 Boiling Pot 1, 2,35 GAA l, 2: IRC 2, 3, 4, President 4g Junior Play5 Senior Play: Yearbook 4. Future Plans: College DANA FARROW Dana Math, Science, French Oh, definitely .... Always sleeping, never eating. . . Sorry I bothered you! . . . One of the Congress Street kids. Band 1, 2, 3,45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3,45 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Boiling Pot 2: National Honor Society 3, 45 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 45 Key Club 3, 4, President 45 Senior Play. Future Plans: Nuclear Physicist ESTHER M, EARING Giggles Business, Home Economics Hi there, cutie! .... Gary's comin' this weekend! .... Always friendly to everyone . . . . One track mind. FHA 1, 2, 3,-4, President 3, Historian 2, Reporter 4, District Vice-President 45 FBLA 1,2,3,45 FNA 1. Future Plans: Beautician School IANICE FLEMING Ian Math, Science, French Where'd it go? ..... Shy but not quiet! . . . . I can't find itI . . . . .Love that French???. Band 1, 2, 3,45 Yorkers 1, 2, 3,45 IRC 3,45 FHA 1. Future Plans: Pharmacist MARY ELIZABETH FOX Foxie Business, Home Economics I don't know .... Never without that certain someone. . . ,Mrs. Barnes' assistant. . .Lives on the gym-landing. FBLA 1,2, 3,49 Yorkers 1,2, GAA 3,4, Girls' Chorus 2, 3. Future Plans: College ROBERT GRANDSHAW Bob Agriculture You want a medal, or a chest to pin it on? . . .Counterpart of 1.5 .... Rugged little feller. , . H'lo, everybody, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: College or Army 22 RUSSELL GARRISON Russ Industrial Arts, Business I'm going to retire after I get out of high school . . .Mr. Brand's right hand man. . . Likes sweaters. Visual Aids 1, 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: Mechanic ROBERT JOHN GRANT Bob Science Let's go to the ASLP in Buffalo. . .I love you too! . . . Nice kid ,..... Short in size but big in heart! Visual Aids 1, 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club 2, 3, 4, Safety Squad 2, 3, 4, IRC 2, 3, 4, Cross Coun- try 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Honorary Choir Member 3, 4, Yearbook 4. Future Plans: College IUDITH ANN HANSEN Ju Business, Art I give up .... Have you seen Neil? .... Class meeting rebel! ......... Neil's comin' over! Girls' Basketball 15 Girls' Bowling 15 Chorus 1, 25 Library Club 25 FBLA 25 GAA 4g Year- book 4. Future Plans: Beautician School . IUDITH ANNE HERB Judy Home Economics Oh, my hair's a mess . . .Where's that Senior boy! .... Cute smile. . . Oh, don't be funny! Girls' Chorus 2, 3,45 FBLA 35 Yorkers 1. Future Plans: Elementary Teacher ANDREW JOHN I-IARHAY 'Andy Math, Science Got your math done? .... I'll give you a dime! .... Famous for those nicknames .... O.K. , Dowling! Yorkers 1, 2,35 Band 1, 2, 3,45 Dance Band 1,25 Key Club 45 Boys' Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Choir 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: College CAROL JANE HILL Carol Business, Home Economics Let's bug out! .... I have to go over to the post office again ...... Anybody got his history done???. . .I got a letter from Gary today! ! ! Library Club 15 FNA 1, 25 FHA 1, 2, 35 4. Future Plans: Practical Nursing WAYNE HORNING Skeeter Business, Industrial Arts Ha Bill, let's go over to Palatine . . . Basketball star .... tall and lanky. Basketball 1, 2, 3,4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Foot- ball 1, 2: Cross Country 1: Visual Aids 1, 2, 3: Yorkers 1, 2: Safety Squad 2, 3, 4, President 4. Future Plans: College CAROLYN HUBSCHMITT Carolyn Business I-ley! Bi11's coming over tonightl . . . Oh, really? .... Say, tell Mr. Gobo I'm here! . Miss Dean's secretary. Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3: Choir 1,2, 3,4g FBLA 2, 3, 4, President 4: Yearbook 4. Future Plans: Secretarial Work 24 ELAINE MARIAN HOUGHTON Hoots Math, Science Are you serious? .... 'Freckles Kid'. . . Oh definitely ..... Her heart's due West .... Always on the go. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Choir 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3,4, Captain 4: ,Student Council 3,4, Recording Secretary 4: GAA 1,29 IRC 2, 3,4g FTA 3,4: Yorkers 1: Class Officer 1, 2, 3,4: National Honor Society 3, 4, Girls' State 4: Senior Play: Boiling Pot 2: Junior Play: Yearbook 4. Future Plans: College JANET HUNT Business What a life! !! . . .Quiet and shy. . .Sweet ways. . . Oh, goodnight! FHA 1: FBLA 3: FNA 2. Future Plans: Bible School, Missionary ELBERT LEE JENKS, JR, Lee Agriculture Footba1l's my weakness next to a certain girll .... One of the Senior strong-men. FFA 1,2, 3,4g Football 1, 2, 3,4g Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: Navy LINDA LOUISE KINNEY Skinney Math, Science, French I'll never telll . . .Missing - one library book. . . Let's blow up the Chem. lab! . . . Never waste a week-end ion workj .... You know it! Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4g Boiling Pot 2, 3, FTA 3, Treasurer 35 IRC 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4g Honor Society 3, 45 Senior Playg Yearbook 4. Future Plans: College IOANNE JENNINGS Tooties Business, Home Economics Now wait a minute. . . Anybody seen Bob around? . . .Watch out for her laugh--it's contagious. . . Oh, those first period study halls! FNA 1, 2, FHA 2,4, Treasurer 45 GAA 3,4. Future Plans: Beautician KARL S. KLEMME, IR. Butch Business Oh, love .... English whiz? ...... Always smiling. . . Small and compact. FBLA 1. Future Plans: College VIRGIL KOUGHER Voorhees Industrial Arts, Agriculture Are you kidding me?. . .Want to make a bet?. . .All right you guys! . . .Wanta wrassle? Baseball 3,45 Football 45 Wrestling 45 FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 Safety Squad 2, 3. Future Plans: College JOHN KRETSER Kretz Math, Science Oh, rot .... flattery will get you everywhere . . .Seen Judy?. . .I'm not conceited, just convinced. Yorkers 1, 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Boys' Chorus 15 Choir 2, 3,45 Track 1, 2, 3,45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 45 Class Officer 1, 3, 45 Junior Playg Senior Playg Yearbook 4. Future Plans: Medical School 26 MAURO P. KRAEMER Mauro Okey dokeyl . . .I have to go to Mrs. Larhers now. . . When is the next dance?. . . Oh boy she is nice! Key Club 45 IRC 45 Student Council 45 Cross Country 45 Choir 45 Boys' Chorus 4. Future Plans: Civil Engineer JOYCE ELIZABETH KRUTZ Krutzie Math, Science I don't get mad5 I get even. ..,. Corne on, Bets, 1et's go. . .Unavailable. . .Well, where's Quentin? Yorkers 1, 2, Treasurer 1, 25 FHA 1, 2, Parliarnentarian 25 FNA 3, 4, Treasurer 45 IRC 2, 3, 45 Student Council 3, 4, Correspond ing Secretary 45 Boiling Pot 2, 35 Library Club 15 Senior Play5 Yearbook 4. Future Plans: Nursing KENNETH B. LOTT Skip Math, Industrial Arts Sorry, sir, I over-slept. . .Where's Lorraine? . . . .Those McKinley roads, . .Hot on the basketball court. Safety Squad 2, 3, Targeteers 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 3, 4, Class Officer 2, Senior Play, Yearbook 4. Future Plans: Air Force KERRY MARING Mating Math, Science l've got a speech to make. . . Born to lose that's me. . .I only bet on sure things. . .Be serious! Visual Aids 1, 2, 3, 4, Yorkers l, Basketball Manager 1, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Class Officer 2, Student Council 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Boiling Pot 2, Junior Play, Senior Play. Future Plans: Navy ROUERS LOTTMAN Rog Agriculture Where's our next party, boys?. . .Wanna ride? . . . Always around ..,.. Never without that car! Safety Squad 1, 2, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Visual Aids 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3,4, Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club 1, 2, 3,4, Senior Play. Future Plans: Farmer ROBERT H . MARING Bob Math, Science Come on, let's go. . .one of the boys. . .I like Chemistry?'? ....... Tall, light, handsome. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Yorkers 1 Yearbook 4. Future Plans: College RITA ANN MARION Kee-ah Math, Science, French Hey boys, got your Calculus done? .... Well-liked by all ...... Oh, fish . . .Quiet but heard, FHA 1, Yorkers 1, 2, 3,4, Secretary 1,2, President 3, IRC 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, FTA 3,45 Boiling Pot 2, 3, Class Officer 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Junior Playg Senior Playg Yearbook 4. Future Plans: College DOUGLAS PAUL MONTANYE Doug Agriculture Now isn't that nice talk! ! .... After a certain junior .... Is that so! Targeteers 1, 2, 3, 4, Safety Squad 4. Future Plans: Barber 28 MAIUORIE ANNE MAURER Mar jie Math, Science Not hardly. . .Wait for me! ....... One of the three musketeers. . . . Oh, that Chemistry . . , Love that red hair! FHA lg Yorkers lg Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 35 Choir 2, 3,45 Boiling Pot 35 FNA 2, 3, 4, President 3, Vice-President 4, Senior Play, Yearbook Future Plans: Nursing GERALD L. MORRISON Gerry Art Does anybody have their Latin done'?. . . I'm looking for a girl! . . .How do you like those Yankees? .... Hawaii, here I come! Boys' Chorus 1, 2,49 Choir 3, Yorkers 1g Football 2. Future Plans: Artist CAROL LEE MURPHY Murph Math, Science I've given it up for good .... The class nightingale. . . I made itl. . . Now, what do you think? Choir 1,2, 3,43 Girls' Chorus 1, 2,43 FTA 3, 4, President 4, Yearbook 4. Future Plans: Elementary School Teacher JUDY LEE MUCHA Mooch Math, Science Well, listen, I'll tell ya ...... World's greatest procrastinator. . . Tomorrow and tomorrow .... What a temper! Yorkers 1, 2, 3,4, Vice-President 35 FNA 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, FHA 1, 2, Historian 2g Boiling Pot 3g IRC 3,45 Yearbook 4. Future Plans: Nursing NANCY LEE NELLIS Nancy Math, Science, French Son of a gun. . .You really ought to see Gettysburg and Harpers Ferry . . .Quiet and nice .... Florida tan all year round. Yorkers 1, 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 45 FHA lg FTA 4, Boiling Pot 2, 35 Yearbook 4. Future Plans: College DOLORES MABEL NELLIS Dorrie Home Economics, Business I'll say! . . . There will be no days like that! . . . Got ya covered ...... Mrs. Barnes, I handed that in last week! Choir l,2g FBLA 2, 3,4, FHA 2, 4. Future Plans: Marriage DENNIS LOWREY NESTLE Denny Math Wise guy. . .Mr. Gobo's plague! .... If you can't find him, try the ninth green! Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Choir 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, Yorkers 1, Cross Country 1. Future Plans: College KENNETH POSSOLANO Kenny Agriculture Who me? I'm innocent. . . . Always up to something. . . Shure, . . Beats me. . . You betcha FFA 1, 2, 3,4g Football 2, 3, Track 3. Future Plans: Farming 30 NORMA J, PAMKOWSKI Normie Home Economics, Art Have you seen Larry and Russ?. . . Let's go bowling .... History done?? . . . .Those study halls! FHA l, 2, 3, 45 FNA 2, 4, Library Club 2, 3,4, President 4, FBLA 3,4. Future Plans: Artist ALEXIS MARIE PETERSON Lexy Science Let's go to St. Johnsville ...... Cover girl 1968. . . l can go, but I need a ride home .... Our own Liz Taylor. FBLA 2, Girls' Chorus 3, GAA 4. Future Plans: Practical Nurse or Model ROBERT JOHN PITCAVAGE Pit Art, Industrial Arts No excuse .... Wrestling hero .... It's all my fault! .... A walking dictionary. Wrestling 1, 2, 3,44 Football 2, 3,4g Safety Squad 2, 3g Yearbook 4. Future Plans: Navy WALLACE PATRICK POST Pat Science I should just like to say that ..... Now just cool it! . . .A rather clever wit .... I just didn't get a chance to do it. Student Council 1, 2g Cross Country lg Freshman Basketball, Visual Aids 1, 25 A Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3,4g Choir 2, 3, 4, Track 25 Safety Squad 35 Targeteers 3,43 Yearbook 4. Future Plans: Journalist BARBARA POIRIER Barb Math Anybody seen that sawed-off Cadillac? . . . One of the Girl's Room Gang .... School's out, time to go to the Esso station .... First girl hot-rodder of the Class of '63. Yorkers 1, 2, IRC 3,4g FBLA 4, FTA 4. Future Plans: Business Career FRANK A, QUACKENBUSH Franker Industrial Arts Next to nothing, I like girls . . .First man to the moon. . . Son of a gun .,.. Drive that truck. Future Plans: Air Force TERRY L. QUACKENBUSH Q Industrial Arts, Art How about those Ioneses, Skeet! .... You're just a foul bal1 ..... Strong silent type. . . See you at George's. Cross Country 1, Basketball 2, 3. Future Plans: Coast Guard CAROLINE M. SCARRONE Scu ffy Art, Math Oh, that sailor.. . Let's go to Freddie's . . . A real sincere girl ...... Those darn emergency rneetings. Student Council 1, 2, 3,4, Vice-President 2, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 1,2, Yorkers 1, Yearbook 4, Class Officer l,4. Future Plans: Fashion Designer 32 BETSY LOU RAINE Bets Math, Science, French Oh brother!! . . . Are you kidding me??! . . . I got a letter! .... Joyce, I have a tid-bit for you. Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Treasurer 2, President 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Choir 1,2, 3,4, Girls' Chorus 1,2, 3, Orches- tra 3,4, String Orchestra 3, 4, FTA 3,4, Vice-President 3, IRC 2, 3,4, GAA 1, 2, Senior Play, Yearbook 4. Future Plans: Nursing DAVID SCHUMACHER Shoey Industrial Arts Hey, you going to skip A period? . . Always with the bunch. Football 4, Safety Squad 3, 4. Future Plans: Navy HENRY SCHWABROW Hank Math, Science Got your math done?. . .Where are you going tonight? . . . Blushes easily. . .Typing'l ? Boys' Chorus 15 Choir 25 Band 1,2, 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 45 Yorkers 15 Key Club 3,4. Future Plans: College b DAVID W, SHINEMAN Shin Math, Science Are you being facetious? . . .Mr. Pop's pet . . . , I say, old boy, . . . A little poker this weekend, fellas? Football 1, 2, 45 Visual Aids 1, 2, 35 Baseball 1, 2,4g Basketball 25 Radio Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 45 Targeteers 35 Boys' Chorus 2, 35 Junior Play: Senior Play Future Plans: College MAUREEN LEE SHERIDAN Mo Math, Science, French lt just isn't fair.. .Don't ya wish it was Friday?. . .Got any gum? . . . .Works hard and deserves success. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3,45 Choir 2, 35 National Honor Society 3,45 IRC 2, 3,45 FTA 3,45 GAA 1, 25 Yorkers 15 Class Officer 2, 35 Boiling Pot 2, 35 String Orchestra 45 Senior Play5 Yearbook 4. Future Plans: College JUDITH ANNE SIERRA Iude' Math, Science How should I know'?. . .Forget itl. ..Well!!1 . . . Can't wait for that math class .... Good things come in small packages! IRC 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 2, 3,45 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 35 Yorkers 1, 2: National Honor Society 3, 45 Senior Play5 Yearbook 4. Future Plans: College DIANE GLORIA SINGER Stinger Math, Science, Latin I got a letterl . . .The kid with the built in smile. . , You better know itl . . .Make tracks. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Yorkers 1, 2, 3g FNA 1, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4. FHA 1, Historian 1, Boiling Pot 39 Yearbook 4. Future Plans: Nursing DAVID SPRAKER Dave Math, Science, French Where ya gQin', Kretser? ....... O.K. now boys ..... Oh, those long eyelashes! . . . Buy it at Frank's Key Club 3, 4, Secretary 4. Future Plans: College 34 GEORGE S, SITTERLY Sid Math, Science You don't say .... The little feller with the hot Chevy. . .Dry sense of humor. . . Anybody for a game of pool? Future Plans: College VIVIAN CAROL STEENBURG Vicky Home Economics Oh boy, here comes Bill! .... What?, the way I look? .... Shy! Engaged? not yet. . . Worries too much. Chorus 1, 2, 3, FHA 1, 2g FNA 4, GAA 4, FBLA 4. Future Plans: Nursing JAMIE KAY SUITS Jamie Math, Latin Oh, how revoltingl . . One ofthe quiet set. . . Nancy's side kick .... Have you seen the girls? FHA lg Yorkers 2, 3,45 FTA 43 Yearbook 4. Future Plans: College DAVID W, VAN LEEUWEN V. L, Math, Science Good grief! . . . Oh, that red hair .... why, yes! .... Think I'll do my Calculus during Problems! Key Club 2, 3,45 Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Choir 1,2, 3, 4, Band 1, Cross Country 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Yorkers 1, 2, 3. Future Plans: College DAVID VAN ALSTINE Chuckie Industrial Arts Who's got a car? .... Wanna fight'?. , . . But I gotta have A period off, too! Library Club 1, 25 Safety Squad 1, 2,45 Visual Aids l,2. Future Plans: Service Training SUE CLAIRE VAN PATTEN Sue Business Rots o'ruck . . .Girl with the big smile. . , Typing expert?. . . Business-minded. Band 1, 29 FBLA 2, 3,4, Treasurer 4, FHA 2g Yearbook 4. Future Plans: Business School RALPH WALL Fred Agriculture, Industrial Arts I have the big '57 Ford tonight ..,. Robinhood of Palatine Bridge. . Come on, Roy, let's drag 'em. Safety Squad 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: Barber or Conservation School CHARLOTTE MAE WELLMAN Char Business, Home Economics Has anyone seen Pat?. . .I am always late for supper. FNA 1, FBLA 3, 4. Future Plans: Telephone Operator 36 NORMA LOU ISE WEAVER Normie Business Did ya see Joey?. . . Who's that? . . . Sweet girl. . . The next Marge Champion! FNA 1g FBLA 1,2, 3,4g Majorette 3,4. Future Plans: Dance Teacher WINFIELD WETHERBEE Win' Math, Science Now see here! . . . Big man around this school .... I'1l bring it tomorrow. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 45 Yorkers 1, Key Club 3,4, Vice-President 4, Class Officer 3. Future Plans: College GAYLE CLAIRE WILLE Gay Latin, Science r How about that? . . . Piano pounder. . . . That's funny .... Seen but not heard. FHA lg Girls' Chorus 2, 3,45 Yorkers 1,2, 3,45 Boiling Pot 2, 33 Yearbook 4. Future Plans: College Senior Officers DONNA WILLIAMS Donna Business Ou -ch-wowa . . . Beatnik hairdos .... Where are the boys? .... I'm going to Homemaking, Carol! Cheerleader 2, 31 FBLA 1, 2, 3,44 Choir 2, 35 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3g GAA 2, 3. Future Plans: Modeling DIANE CONSTANCE ZEMKEN Diane Science, Home Economics Iris, I got the car . . .Those fingernails! . . . Say, you know what? .... Iris's side- kick. FHA lg GAA 1, 2, FNA 4, Yearbook 4. Future Plans: Nursing PRESIDENT: Carol Scarrone VICE-PRESIDENT: Elaine Houghton SECRETARY: Rita Marion TREASURER: John Kretser 37 ES HS, 7:35 zu UO-pm gl QQQ HS' :EVN gl OEOH HS. UOHOSM Z. ZNEQ Z. USEVN Z' H25 Hu. gi my 2035 P mg F EHU my EH my msg O- HQQ O' mgmvx F O22 my U25 mg. ESQ wg ZEE-005 w, Ugg mg' Fey m. E25 wh Q00-N0 M. U25 mt 42:5 m. H250 wl UE5 4. P U20 4. H: mg 4. EE: 2. 2053 2. 0:2536 E - ig in nix E' CODE E' USSR N- 053 Om .mm my :Ed 2092 E63 SEQ gan A5555 26 55905 50058 D52 N H522 mggzw N 3: 202 UOQHQOE OD Hg m0 N ENE EWR? 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V Q fe S 3 ., - fr fr f he Z 2 X W . -4 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED ,iii 53- A, 1 H 'A John Kretser M W Y an 'J XX ' if Rita Marion -We-S WEYFP 'ET F Q ggi! E Y WIA i 1 ' 40 BEST DANCERS Denny Nestle Carol Scarrone CLASS FLIRTS Donna Williams Bob Grant BEST LOOKING Bob Mating Lexy Peterson MOST TALKATIVE Judy Sierra Bob Pitcavage MOST VERS John Kretser CLASS COMEDIANS Judy Mucha George Sitterly ATILE Elaine Houghton NEATEST Judy Herb Andy Harhay QUIETEST Gene Cechnicki Gayle Wille MOST ATHLETIC Betsy Raine Z Skip Lott Elaine Houghton WI-IAT'S WHAT NICEST SMILE: Joyce Krutz David Shineman L BIGGEST NOSE: Judy Sierra Winfield Wetherbee LITTLEST NOSE: Judy Herb Karl Klemme TALLEST: Theresa Dowling Winfield Wetherbee ,a SHORTEST: Jamie suns ' Bob Grant A I il -1 'F l i vh ' W: .. -Q!!! ., . 0 T Siigalslwlilfll ff , . Qtwywlmmwi X QW X' Z . X, 'if vi JSI.:-, id 43 Senior Will WE, THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1963, BEING OF UNSOUND MIND AND UNSOUND BODY DO HEREBY PROCLAIM OUR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: Betsy Raine was going to leave her gavel but she decided to take it with her because there is no qualifying Junior . , . , .Janice Fleming leaves her holey sneakers to comfort-loving Craig Cervo. . . . .Elaine Houghton leaves a year's supply of pre-licked stamps to Ginny Gray. Better use 'em fast before the price goes up again ..... Rita Marion leaves her seat in calculus class to John Wilson ..... Maureen Sheridan leaves her oboe reeds to Janet Houghton ..... Winfield Wetherbee leaves his calm disposition to Jim Smith ..... Kerry Maring leaves his fire- brand oratory to John Canfield ..... Skip Lott leaves his speed on the basketball court to David Nichols and Craig Stevens ..... Judy Sierra leaves a certain' bet to anyone with the courage to pay it off ..... Henry Schwabrow leaves his typewriter in Mr. Gobo's room to anyone who can repair it ..... Diane Singer leaves her sense of humor to next year's class presidentg anybody would need one with that class ..... Marjie Maurer leaves her home-making ability to Jim Dillon ..... Mary Fox and Lee Jenks leave their corner by the East door to Eddie Williams and his girl ..... Carolyn Hubschmitt leaves her musical ability to Dorothy Dygert ..... Ralph Wall leaves his weekends to Roy Leonard ..... Karl Klemme leaves his seat in 209 to Bill Darrow ...,. Gerry Morrison leaves his battered paint brush to Ed Sitterly ,.... Norma Weaver leaves her hair to Jane Horning. Be careful you don't trip over it, Jane . . . . .Bob Grandshaw leaves his corner at the East exit to Ronnie Terranova. . . . .Judy Herb leaves her neatness to Bob Tamsett ..... Dana Farrow leaves his title Mr. Wonderful to Barry Haase ..... Donna Williams leaves her yellow outfit to anyone who can wear it ..... David Van Leeuwen leaves his book Excuses for Every Occasion to Donnie Kretser ..... Jamie Suits leaves her height to Wayne Dingman ..... Judy Dickens leaves the girls' room to Kathy Wright, Lani Rees, Linda Swartz, Margie Jones, Karen Stanton, and Peggy Wall ..... David Shineman leaves his parties to Dick Henza ..... Mauro Kraemer leaves his English knowledge to Jim Smith ..... Judy Mucha leaves her enthusiasm for homemaking to Lorraine Shaul, Gloria Gage, Judy Diefendorf, and Sandy Shibley ..... Esther Eating leaves her laugh to Gini Hoban ..... Bob Pitcavage leaves his verbosity to Joan Kretser and LaVerne Venette. There's enough for two .,... Carol Murphy leaves her voice to Oscar Clouthier and Jim Heiser ..,.. Sue Claire Van Patten leaves her pep to Mary Ann Nellis ..... Lexy Peterson leaves her seat at George's to Alan Brown ..... Theresa Dowling leaves her peppy personality to Linda Whitbeck ...,. Nancy Nellis leaves her little red pocketbook to anyone who can stuff as much in it as she can ..... Joan Blowers leaves her athletic ability to Sheila Conti ..... Joyce Krutz was going to leave Cliff Street to Pat Dwyer but she thought she would be too busy teasing her hair to care ..... Diane Zemken leaves her height to Judy Smith, who can use it with Doug ..... John Kretser leaves his diplomatic ability to Louis Jones ..... Barbara Poirier leaves her taxi service to Donna Day ..... Linda Kinney leaves her Latin book to Nancy Conboy, Janet Covais, Kathleen Flanagan, Beth Frederick, Mike Conboy, Frank Chuck, Angie Vianese, Kathy Dingee, and everybody else who stuck it out ..... Gail Crouse leaves her rebel ability to Linda Harting ..... Gene Cechnicki leaves his wavy hair to Bob Metzger ..... Judy Hansen leaves her shyness and tact to Connie Zink, Linda Horender, and Harold Brossman ..... Carol Scarrone leaves her fight with the navy to Janet Houghton ..... Virgil Kougher leaves his driving ability to Jim Loske ..... David Dingman leaves his talkativeness to Francis Avery and Glenn Snyder ..... Iris Ayers leaves her history marks to Dick I-lenza ,.... Janice Fleming leaves her straight hair to Susan Dingman ..... Russell Garrison and Rogers Lottmann leave a place in the FFA to Carol Oeser and Billy Jones ..... Bob Maring leaves his seat in Chemistry class to Steve Tamsett ..... George Sitterly leaves Dick Hage an armored car. . ,just in case. SO BE IT May 24, 1963 rv 5 'Xjf , ' 4' 44 nf-in ,rf ,ff gf' X Claim? nk: hum angimi im' : A My avr ' WTB!! 0 V5 BK 1113. ' f114'0V l vamp sm AES rx S-xx, -flf9-90, 5.-ns . . . 12-:W Q.-fr . X . . . aww ,..,,.. , , . , . 3.00 mknrsof .89 w Vwxm K a Emu turn Yuri -- V pri- ,-4fN,,kh ug ,A-i , E.,, . x I 4 - v.. , P L, if-9-fr.-,'. 'aa,bn,.1', ,, an ,,- ,,- ,f I 'v, ...ff any'-fpf' '.'v, .f X ,'.f- ,. , 1 Xie 1 4 x D ,f,-1 , x ,v. .,4.,-,.,, ffm,-. V L, 1 r-'.- ,W Hg -f ' s , a 44 .'f Q un'-,,uv,,4 4 f,,,',,-f ,,.. W,-, ' 1 4 v 4 . . v 3 ..-.g,- ,,,- ...,--' .1-':,. 2 5.19 2 I' .,. 1. . 'I 's 5055! SH . X mx y.uw,s.u x .Y xw dm' ' lnlstratign SEATEDg Mr. James Dern, Mr. Alden Matt, Mrs. Dorothy Cushing, Mr. Henry Soodsma. STANDING: Dr. Charles Vedder, Mr. Harold Bowerman. Board of Education The CHS Board of Education serves well at a job which de- mands sacrifice of time and the ability and courage to make a decision and stick by it. The members render this civic service unselfishly and receive no salary for their time. Their constant aim is to provide Cana joharie with the finest in education. These prominent citizens have fulfilled their duties to the tax-payers and have maintained a policy of continuous improvement in our school facilities and instruc- tional aids. For this the Class of 1963 is most sincerely grate- ful. 46 fn, . 4625 Iggy C ,',, ,L ' , 'TT',1i t li ata ef MR. DOUGLAS AYRES SCIENCE According to the syllabus . . MRS. AVIS BADER ENGLISH Bless your little hearts. MRS. VIVIAN BOWERMAN HOME ECONOMICS M-hmn, that's fine. y A Facu J' 4 MRS. HAZEL BARNES ENGLISH Keep quiet backstage! I MR. CLARENCE BOSMA DRIVER TRAINING Don't you think you're a little close to the curb? .W ii ,, MR. RONALD BRAND SCIENCE That's not exactly what I was fishing for. 1 'Cf' 6 MR. FRANZ BRILL PHYSICAL EDUCATION N L lj U V A All right, boys, get in line. QQ- 'nw sf , . f Z' A I ,Ei I ' 5 'A i MISS BERNICE BROWN HISTORY P I .ft ll il You people are NOT prepared for the Regents! ki- 1-f -I K3 75. pr Q s VL , Q, JW' gf, ff ' Q' '--K I UQ fx ' , , I , , gm, V Q My Miss CHARLOTTE DEAN BUSINESS I ICI' Take out a sheet of paper. Gr. 1 MR. JOHN GOBO BUSINESS , I'm sorry but I can't do anything about it, MR. ROBERT HOFFMAN HISTORY Now on the Trobriand Islands . . . MISS FRANCES HOWARD LANGUAGES This test will separate the men from the boys! MRS CAROL LATHERS ENGLISH I think we d better listen MR. EDWARD LIPOWICZ Now as I said before . . . Facu ART MR. WILLIAM MCMILLAN Let's take it a little faster. MRS. IUDITH MCMILLAN Submerge people . . . MUSIC MUSIC MR. LAWRENCE KEENE GUIDANCE 'Attention, Seniors! V' MR. JOSEPH KILLIAN SCIENCE 'Any questions? MR. HAROLD LUNDE INDUSTRIAL ARTS 'We'll have a short lecture and then we'll go to work. MISS ELLEN MARANVILLE FRENCH 'All right, now. . . MRS. GLAYDS MILLER NURSE Why don't you be more careful? MRS. MARIE MOORE ENGLISH Now if you will recall . . MISS BEATRICE SAWYER LIBRARY O.K. , people, let's be busy. MISS MARY SHIMER MUSIC I'M a second alto, but I can reach it. MR. N. ROBERT SMITH MATHEMATICS Is this CUSTOMARY procedure for Seniors? MR. SPENCER WARNICK HISTORY Be specificl Facu MR. WILLARD OSSONT AGRICULTURE Watch our for the acid! MR. ARTHUR PEDLEY MATHEMATICS You get out of your dinner pail just what you pack in it. MRS. A1.ICE SHINEMAN PHYSICAL EDUCATION Dress right - dress! MR. LEWIS SMITH MATHEMATICS All right now let's go. Wake upl Office Help FRONT ROW: M. Felter N. Smith. SECOND ROW: I- Klump, W. Fuller, M. Fuller. N CUStOdi3l1S w. Pellegririi, L. van Dusen, PM May. 50 Bus Drivers FRONT ROW: L. Van Dusen, C. Haig. SECOND ROW: A. Wrobel, G. Grandy, D. Baker, F. Susi, R. Laymon, E. Vos- burgh, Jr. THIRD ROW: M. Haig, E. Priddle, H. Holtz, A. MacPhail, C. Grandy. Kitchen Help Mrs. Anna Brooks Mrs. Dorcas Hill Www 3953531252 1 ff' an H .1 1 . 4-,g, .z,,,.,...,.,,,,,..i, ,,, Mgr., ..f. ,,.... 1 . .,,...,. .:..,.,. .:.,.... u!..,..a,.+'v A4-f --v nf- .,... a -,.,.f-gm .1 f, :,..5.,.t,i.. Unk... . 'rf 45 , .IM ml M: l..'.m. vuyv-Q M. u!..1....v. -3-' In-Aw lk-1 -Q iff m.m,Q,-A-nu. ....,.,. .9 ....k.... M.. Q .s.n.x,w pu -... gn. f N., .,,. am ,- Q... . . cmvzx... Class s PRESIDENT -------- Craig Cervo VICE -PRESIDENT - - - Donovan Kretser SECRETARY - - - - Jim Dillon TREASURER - - - Dick Hage FRONT ROW: S. Dingman, J. Kretser, Dygert, Nellis, J. Smith, Dwyer, Porter, Gray, Frederick. SECOND ROW: Hoban, Vianese, N. Conboy, Marcellino, Weaver, Harting, Dingee, Flanagan, Houghton, Day, Covais THIRD ROW: Vickary, Dillon, Darrow, Chuck, Cervo, Hage, Haase, Nichols, Tamsett, Avery, Venette. FOURTH ROW: Jones, I. Smith, Henza, D. Kretser, W. Dingman, Williams, Heiser, Snyder, Canfield, M. Conboy. Juniors FRONT ROW: Gage, Eldredge, Horning, Whitbeck, Rees, Diefendorf, Davi, Horender, Zink. SECOND ROW: Conti, Stanton, Morey, Beam, Baxter, Wright, Wall, Swartz, Koelbl, Scott, Shelp, Fisk, Oeser, Shib- ley, Handy, Shaul. THIRD ROW: Dawes, Terranova, Loske, Dievendorf, Stevens, Douglass, Metzger, Jones, Donatucci, McDuffee, Putnam. FOURTH ROW: Chest, Sitterly, Anderson, Leonard, Pitcher, Brown, Hill, Prime, Lamb, Clouthier. Iano. PRESIDENT ------ - - -Judy Nellis VICE -PRESIDENT - - - Joan Pamkowski SECRETARY - - - - - Denise Hall TREASURER - - - - Dwight Coso FRONT ROW: Baumes, Maring, Post, Spencer. SECOND ROW: Voght, Teders, Miller, Poirier, Ossont, Cook, Nestle, Watson, Sheridan, Dean, Mabie, Lape, 3 ? , 3 I - FRONT ROW: McDuffee, Vedder, C. Miller, Lupo, Robinson, Sitterly, Pedley, Conboy, Montanye. SECOND ROW: Vooys, Gajowski, Young, Lasher, Neilis, Walts, Atkins, Kamp, Nasse, Hearn, Davis, THIRD ROW: Kline, Chapman, Shaul, Kimball, R. Miller, Shineman, Stevens, Har- hay. FOURTH ROW: Brown, Herron, Marion, Cushing, Abeling, Pesso- Sophomores Van Wie, Hogan, Shuits, Case, Brennan, Rivenburgh, Anderson, Simpson, Kretser, Lewis, Rockwell. THIRD ROW: Gardella Loring, Clum. FOURTH ROW: Kelley, Lee. 1 FRONT ROW: Pamkowski, Steere, Hayes, Hall, Hammond, O. I-Ieiser, Saltsman, Van Steenburgh, Rutishauser. SECOND ROW: Ball, B. Jones, E. Heiser, Handy, Voss, Diamond, Kinney, Eckler. THIRD ROW: Adams, Klrker, Cechnicki, Jenks, Wells, Yacobucci, Haig, Hunt. FOURTH ROW: Douglas, Bishop, Kwiatkouski, D. Jones, Edick, Pellegrini, Gordon. Sophomores ,ef fi Wifi asf,-,ff ,wi L55 defy Freshmen FRONT ROW: Holmes, Larbell, Fisk, Shults, Vogel, Vosburgh, Fuller, Phetteplace, J. Jones. SECOND ROW: Spraker, Post, Richter, Mehaffy, Herold, Anderson, DiLoretto, Luscombe, Mating, Burns, Grandy, Whitbeck, Steenburg, Nie- myer. THIRD ROW: Dodson, Malagisi, Gordon, Tompkins, Sitterly, Richards, Estes, Christman, FOURTH ROW: Gray, R. Cervo, Asher, Suits, Countryman, Reamon, Blakeslee, Claven-, F. Cervo, R. Jones. PRESIDENT ------ Fred Whitman VICE-PRESIDENT - - - - Bob Frank SECRETARY - - - - - Toni Susi TREASURER ---- Barbara Van Slyke FRONT ROW: Pamkowski, Grippe, Cushing, Craver, Fredericks, Bartlett, C. Herron, Van Slyke, Gordon. SECOND ROW: Foster, Witzel, Barshied, Kenyon, Frank, R. Herron, Hines, Olmstead, Lewis, Christrnan, Whit- man. THIRD ROW: Zink, Fish, Grandy, Conrad, Herrick, DeStefano, Blancoe, Spencer, Baker, McNamara, Hall. FOURTH ROW: Wohlgemuth L. Raym, Kretser, G, Rayn-1, Shineman, Smith, Kobliha, Loske, Peter- son, Phillips. Freshmen FRONT ROW: Charlebois, Kougher, Jornov, S. Brown, Asher, Swartz, Rockwell, Montanye, Dillon. SECOND ROW: Gubbins, Oeser, Susi, Hicks, Snyder, Vickary, P. Brown, Dodds, Conti, Hall, Frank, Connell, Dopp. THIRD ROW: Houghtaling, Dievendorf, Brennan, Kulig, McEwan, Wichowsky, Crangle, Voght, Allen, Wiggins, Venette, Suits. FOURTH ROW: Bukowsky, Soodsma, Mucha, Lyker, Edick, Wetherbee, Wads- worth, Briffa, Loske, Dygert, Mazur. wus: ill 4'-D. 1 - r --4 mf-fr: ...wr ,..., xg, ,. Wm, ffm, 5, -5 Q , 1? , : ' nf A . f xg Q . 'Q' , .i. ,p,A, ,yy Q -pm, in . X A Ioan Blowers Reeds in her new Buster Brown suit. Please, a little privacy.. .Judy S. if , w,-sms - -- Catch me lf Gee no I haven r Geffy M X 3 you can.' got a kleenex Mk Betsy R. Janlce F And there s chocolate 1n Growmg flowers Pat Post On the Beach Patriotic Pit Twinkle toes W y i f .dx . l- ., , Our shy violet! ' Gail C. little 1, 1 A at Ak Bets. '5,5,'!-,. 4 H yffq l y A ff fjv Yes, I have rubber L 35 babl' bu8BY b'1mPe1'S! H I V,J,r .5-1,5f,A'g :fa Q ,I . L 53 - 'gfffiai f if ' ,eww-.A 3 ' ' .5 ' ..., '11 'ffa Sorry, 1 Q H ,yr Ei , ws a 'W f . party .... fl ff 1 aw-at . , ' 12? rr ' ,5f.:?',' ififj . f. V ' f if Linda K. X '- Z , 3 V ' -. ,,,.,gi2...!ng.,,,1 -gh ! , - fl Dana F. fl. 1,1 . ' LA l 5 3 i Pot's on the P '55 '. V LQ M i wrong end Karl! ' Haven't changed ' ' h. N 1- f . a bn, Mooc 5 I ,g L , .g W ,fx 'J l think it's B . .. X' V a little N ., - l ...fel ,A ' ut YOTI . Q L' ' yt c-c-cold. . . ' Crazy legs H C ,y winfiem w. y' V Murph. it ,,-. M Comfie, Lee? w ra g Q, . , ..,' nuke i Y them? 'I'hey're from Saks. Henry S. Ax A Take my picture and I'1l plug you! Schumacher Oh my aching vi 'I'he Boys Horning, Schumacher What- -me back. f,f,.. Gene C. StumPed Xgfjrya Carolyn? Y ' How about a push? Jamie S. Am I tough, or am I tough? Denny N. Ain't she sweet? Diane Z. Cover Girl Lexy Turn Little Miss Red Riding Hood .... Iris A. 7.75, Sing along with jfjgf' skip. So who needs a Sting Ray! D. Spraker And she used to be so shy? Linda K. me loose! And whose executive Carole H. secretary are you? Just off the boat, Nancy? Gesundheit, Sue Van P. 60 This sure beats raking! Gayle W. Judy H. Butterball Jerry Q. Go ahead, 1 That manly dare you.k PhYSiQ116. Dave Van L. Winfield W. 1 6' mqwm ' 1 A ZA 4 ,-f N 'L 7k Lqggf Ax '1 LLY ,ACA 13 ' VKQZN5 1395's , O-f Our Foreign Diplomat. Snookums. Crouse and the Gang. No Comment!! --H Future . . .!? Rebel. America's E mv 3 bl . , or gggggpmfzfaifaf 1' 314 Q X 1 M P. 4,3 fi H TN- f .. v-fm., , -, f. 'Q' .1 :vga-5 H ' , m iiisas 1 J f ,W . Q EL ff 1 if 1, X .1 df g ' A x 5 as, ffzfia If ?5' E 3 QQ 'ii' 'S -,.f- . f PM i 2 , M .P ,ff , i .,.,5,g:1 1,, W M ,P -A . 23 if .5 1, v l , f 19394 W wi, M 3 5 F Sh' 4- Ye Caste QQ ' Onions the Betty MacDonald - - - - Elaine Houghton Don MacDonald - - Anne MacDonald - - Joan MacDonald - - Howard ------ Roger ------ Claud ---- Claire ----- Lesley Arnold - - Margo ----- Miss Garvey - - - Bee Gee ---- Salsie ---- Kitsie ------ - - - - - Mauro Kraemer New Motor Marvin - - Mrs. W atsor1's Harry Mr. Curtis ----- Mrs. Curtis - - Lydia ---- Jim - - Dottie - - kloey ..... Phil Murray - - Delia Murray - - Old Buddy - - - Announcer - - - Sailor - - - - - Theresa David Van Leeuwen - - - - Betsy Raine - - - -Judy Sierra - - George Sitterly - - Dana Farrow - - - Kerry Maring - - - -Gail Crouse - - Judy Mucha - Maureen Sheridan - - Carol Scarrone - - -Joyce Krutz - - Linda Kinney - - - - John Kretser - - - Rogers Lottmann - - - - Rita Marion - -Donna Williams - - Gene Cechnicki - - -Jamie Suits - - - Skip Lott - - Andy Harhay - - -Marjie Maurer - - -Dave Shineman - - - - Dave Shineman Winfield Wetherbee 'im ii fu X .V 362 '+ T Z wo XX 696 ,Ao WX S fi f-' A fx caan' Who's dancing with who? X' LQ 68 'N, ww K' K ,Q ,VIP 5 x - Q-33 -A' 3335 5 V f 'N-x I X X if' 'M 673 Senior Snaps You are falling into a deep, dark sleep. . . Well, here's how I heard it! Wh , of course there's no tan Y gent at x:2g it's a cusp! Two hot tamales, please. Hey, how do you produce HCI? e 1 4.355 CAWWJNM 1 5 L. E ,,x,Xf X 0 I ,f R ' L wfiw A i W IWW , -N X .. - VL W' ' Q-pf W , N f 5 1 1 Actlvltle 5:57, So G- 0? '4lf C5115 M55 f-'QQH 'N lo, A CM ll fb!! R ll 'K 1, I FRONT ROW: Snyder, DeStefano, Nellis, Conti. SECOND ROW: Frederick, Phetteplace, E. Houghton, I. Houghton. THIRD ROW: Raine, Mr. Lunde, Sitterly, Avery, Jenks, Pessolano, Farrow, Murphy, Kraemer, Cervo, Maring, Krutz Student Council of :ff -K4 2- ,U-, I-,V ' ' N 4 .Vf , , 4 ,t 5 :rl J L I 1 J iz f if 'J V xj .f-V r 4 I I ,i f h I ir J PRESIDENT: Betsy Raine ' ,V - ji, -f 'y NATIONAL ' N '. 2 HONOR soclnv National Honor Society FRONT ROW: Farrow, Sierra. SECOND ROW: Wetherbee, Kinney, Houghton, 'S L Sheridan, Marion. va W ,552 W if ,rr X f is N ig FRONT ROW: Mr. Keene, Wetherbee, Haase, Spraker, Farrow. STANDING: Harhay, Schwabrow, Hage, Kraemer, Cervo, Maring, Kretser, Ossont, Van Leeuwen, Murphy, Shineman. .1 ' gk 1 Q wQfi5 T + fffffwd 55,J -H1 iz 1' 55 , V ,Q - 'f k D Qfwfva i'2? x' 'r Wd: f' Leif fi: 1 , f s ' ' if E I ,E K Qt --I-6 W' ' WOM, E1 '53 A QQ? H A ' f 'Q I Q moans 4 5 if M Q Q F , ' E53 'WY cz , ' 5 Key Club PRESIDENT: Dana Farrow KEY CLUB SWEETHEART: Joan Pamkowski FRONT ROW: Witzel, Whitman. STANDING: Conboy, Frank, Shineman. FRONT ROW: Lupo, Peclley, Sitterly, Robinson, Hearn, Raine, Krutz, Houghton, Sierra. SECOND ROW: Sheridan, Hoban, N. Conboy, Fleming, Dingee, Marion, Frederick, Mucha, Kinney, Vianese, Covais. THIRD ROW: Gajowski, Naase, Kamp, Atkins, K. Conboy, Waits, Wright, Miller, Davis, Vooys. FOURTH ROW: Lasher, Dievendorf, Kraemer Sitterly, Young. International Relations Club i - Future Teachers of America FRONT ROW: Herb, Conboy, Frederick, Murphy. SECOND ROW: Suits, Wille, Weaver, Dingee. THIRD ROW: Sheri- dan, Vianese, Dowling, Houghton, Marion, Smith. FRONT ROW: Pimkowski, Saltsman, Heiser, Dygert. SECOND ROW: Miss Sawyer, Hammond, Eckler, Clum, Atkins, Wright, Steere, Phetteplace, Conrad, Kougher. Library Student Staff Future Nurses of America FRONT ROW: Krutz, Singer, Mucha, Maurer. SECOND ROW: Dopp, Zink, Steenburg, Pifnkowski, Van Steenburgh Hammond, Rutishauser, Stanton, Niemyer, Case, Ayers. FRONT ROW: Jones, Fuller, Fredericks, McNamara, Flanagan, N. Conboy, Covais, Vianese, Frederick. SECOND ROW Snyder, Robinson, Vooys, Herrick, Brown, Cushing, Davis, Miller, Horender, Lewis, Poirier. THIRD ROW: K. Conboy Pedley, DeStefano, Lasher, Dingee, Hearn, Lupo, Zink, Day, Marcellino. FOURTH ROW: Hines, Wohlgemuth, Dievendorf, Darrow, D. Smith, I. Smith, M. Conboy, Claven, Frank, Dodson. Yorkers 2 Q 1 Nfss 1 i EDUCATION u T u R E usmrss EAQERS mEmcA CD Future Business Leaders of America FRONT ROW: Pamkowski, Steenburgh, Post, Eldredge, Shults, Handy, Charlebois, Miller, Lewis. SECOND ROW: Blowers, Brown, Voght, Nellis, Hunt, Hubschmitt, Desmond, Fox, Poirier. THIRD ROW: Weaver, Wellman, Williams Mabie, Jones, Earing, Van Patten, Phetteplace. LJ Future Homemakers of America wQMAkfg,. FRONT ROW: Pamkowski, Stanton. SECOND ROW: Wall, Dygert, Nellis, Shibley f Diefendorf, Case, Gage, Rees. THIRD ROW: Jennings, Fox, Scott, Swartz, Shelp, Vosburgh, Hill, Zink, Fisk. i 79 Q o sf. ' 79 5 ' fr v- , . E - E lj S3 fb RWM ff' 44,0 100 NEW nO FRONT ROW: Mabie, Cechnicki, Loring, C. Oeser, L. Oeser, Suits, Wichowsky, Dygert, Diefendorf. SECOND ROW: Mr. Ossont, B. Jenks, Hunt, Metzger, Jones, L. Jenks, Allen. THIRD ROW: Grandshaw, Donatucci, Venette, Clum, Loske, Gordon, McEwen. FOURTH ROW: Douglass, Wetherbee, Brown, Coso, Murphy, Wadsworth, Snyder. i X Future Farmers of America .,.W. 'A' X, N ' A V. - af W A ww 'wif- . , A , fa ' 9?- v Ip- x 3 ,A 1 a iv H W 7 Y i 11 . X 5 gi' ' ' ',. ,vxfzkz , i 3 ' , ' 1 L 1 , . ' ,wx 1. ' , f- , - ,ZH ,. ,g x --2 ' ' uf ia ' f m f .L 'iwp 'M lkvr FRONT ROW: Mr. R. Smith, Darrow, Fredricks, Burns. SECOND ROW: D. Smith, Hoban, Vianese, Dievendorf. THIRD ROW: Young, Atkins, Dingee, J. Smith. FOURTH ROW: Frank, Foster, Olrnstead, Nestle, Reamon. Math Club FRONT ROW: Lottmann, Dillon. SECOND ROWg Marion, Miller, Darrow, Nestle, Dievendorf, Cushing. Visual Aids Science Club FRONT ROW: Zink, Clum, Richards. STANDING: Olmstead, Reamon, Smith, Frank, Eckler. Girls' Chorus FRONT ROW: Steere, Wille, Dievendorf, Herron, Fisk, Grandy, Davis, Hearn, Vianese, Marcellino, Case, Jones, Oeser Herb, Bartlett, Fuller. SECOND ROW: McNamara, Kinney, B. Parnkowski, Grippe, Hicks, Shults, Lupo, I. Pamkowski, Dwyer, Horender, Mehaffey, Swartz, Miller, Vooys, Luscombe, Post, Connell, Snyder, Van Slyke. THIRD ROW: Pedley, Kamp, Baumes, Vedder, Fredericks, Cushing, Murphy, Voght, Shibley, Herold, Darrow, Dinman, Rockwell, Lewis, Kretser, Conboy, Sitterly, Hall. FOURTH ROW: Gray, J. Nellis, Voss, Walts, Craver, Harting, Frederick, DeStefano, Dillon, Heiser, Hayes, Lasher, Blencoe, N. Nellis,'Davi. FRONT ROW: Whitman, Dievendorf, Kulig, Kline, Donatucci, Crangle, Kraemer, Claven, Conboy, Van Aistine. SECOND ROW: Gray, Soodsma, Haig, Hunt, Barshied, Frank, Dillenbeck, Van Leeuwen, Herron, Shineman, Gardella, Stevens, Tamsett. THIRD ROW: Sheridan, Ossont, Haase, Smith, Canfield, Reamon, Post, Nestle, Kretser, Jones, Wetherbee, Murphy, Cushing, Douglass, Sitterly, Harhay. Boys' Chorus FRONT ROW: Maurer, Dievendorf, Raine, B. Pamkowski, Whitman, Dievendorf, Kuiig, Kline, Frank, Harhay, Tamsett, Hall, L. Sitterly, Van Slyke. SECOND ROW: J. Pamkowski, Herron, Weaver, Kinney, Soodsrna, Hunt, Stevens, Haase, E. Sitterly, Douglass, Shineman, Kraemer, Lasher, Davi, K. Conboy, Snyder, THIRD ROW: B. Cushing, C. Murphy, Harting, Craver, Hubschmitt, Pedley, Ossont, Canfield, Smith, Reamon, G. Cushing, A. Murphy, Claven, M. Conboy, Dingman, Lewis, Luscombe, Vooys, Sierra. FOURTH ROW: Houghton, Vedder, Kamp, Gray, Neliis, Waits, Werherbee, Post, Nestle, Jones, Van Leeuwen, D. Kretser, Farrow, J. Kretser, Dowling, Crouse, Hayes, Darrow. N x 1 Gr vb. ,wiki-L ' o Choir 'f21f-- -1 W... H, ,,,, ,.,.,., ,,....-Q--no-Y-Q..,,, X ,, ,.,..-.... ....., ...M ....,--- ,, . FRONT ROW: E. Houghton, Fleming, Robinson, Miller, Simpson. SECOND ROW: Young, Henza, Baker, Schwabrow Sheridan, J. Houghton, Farrow, Ossont, Harhay. THIRD ROW: Jones, Soodsma, Singer, Teders, Stevens, J. Kretser, Kirker, Shaul, Shineman, McDuffee, Whitman, Canfield, Witzel, D. Kretser, Douglass, Marion. BACK ROW: Mr. MacMillan, Dievendorf, Hasse, Heiser, Desmond, Weaver, Flanagan, Dillon. W Band K ,D illy 82 , , 41 fy ff' Orchestra fh ff H nf A! Xf 5' YZ Kabul, s K X, 1. MALE fn g M My M . 'V 1' fi . if S, 'I 'S X bi Va. A 4,41 ,V NL Li, 1 xbdlfmrb k,+ ',f' C' H' tm I ,fx Af, fy. 31 X' Jil, gf ,L iii' in 3s P471 fyl. L k ., 'X . ,sf ,k -f if N' , ,gg , Cf, as ,,sQ,,s we - 1 as R W W A 58' U1 , Q W'7ic2' 'L' N75 FRONT ROW: Nellis, Herron, Raine, Baumes, Simpson, Craver. SECOND ROW: Herold, Van Slyke, Whitman, Fish, Luscombe, Miller, Sheridan, J. Houghton, Farrow, McNamara, Vooys, Crouse, THIRD ROW: Frank, Hicks, Cushing E. Houghton, Baker, Schwabrow, Shineman, McDuffee, Shaul, Stevens, J. Kretser, Harhay, Witzel, Canfield, D. Kretser, Douglass, Davis, J. Marion. BACK ROW: R. Marion, Mrs. MacMillan, Flanagan, Dievendorf, Dillon. LEFT TO RIGHT: Marion, Dillon, Murphy, Kretser, Van Leeuwen. All Ea stern FRONT ROW: Conboy, Murphy, Vedder, Sierra. SECOND ROW: Hasse, Jones, Van Leeuwen, Kretser FRONT ROW: Coach Pecora. Kougher, Maring, Pitcavage, Williams, I. Kretser, Chuck, Lott, R. Tamsett, C. Stevens I. Loske, C. Cervo, Coach Brill. SECOND ROW: Terranova, Douglass, Kwiatkouski, Canfield, Ossont, Wiggins, G Stevens, Kirker, Vickary, Harhay, Jenks, Murphy, S. Tamsett, Wrobel. THIRD ROW: Watson, Douglas, Edlck, D. Kretser, Bishop, Herron, Prime, Dingman, Dean, Van Alstine, Schumacher, Sheridan. Varsity Football VARSITY SCHEDULE Carthage Schoharie Dolgeville West Canada Valley Holland Patent West Winfield 86 27 2 19 25 27 20 Canajoharie Canajoharie Canajoharie Canajoharie Canajoharie Canajoharie Although the Redskins faced a difficult and disappointing season this year, they suc- ceeded in putting forth - at every contest - an admirable and exciting display of spirited team work. This resulted from the expert and inspired guidance of head coach Franz Brill and his assistant Frank Pecora. As a result of this season's effort, a new spirit was instilled in the upcoming players. All are looking forward to a highly success- ful season in 1963. ,.fI' ' ,,,3,w,..,. 1 V ,x., -1 r,..f.,-.',. . I ..v. .f . X ,. f ,Q :11.,,,, LOTT Q, 91' 'f 1 i'i4'+, 'iifvm , ,fi ..-fu ' ' ' 1125742541 . ',F,u 1.05 -w :rf W , 4' ...Q -..L 3 w . .-4. 111, .J viva 7?QL'-T231 swf -5 J:fC953: ,, c, . , ,Q 3-1:31, 'A' ' , .- .1 if STV' ' liff1Eg?Lfgf2gC',g - g .:g1g.afr-wifi?-ff..1,A:-.A1,.f X --14:11,-T1 ',-5,-if fl., . A siyggwx 1 .c 'f' ... Agri. , Jffh '13 A if ' ' M :rf A P .,,,.,,- +, 2,,Y 1,2 . f ..xg,.,,,A' . . . 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Va rsit Basketball VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Northville Fonda Cobleskill Schoharie St. Iohnsvi Perth Mayfield Broadalbin Fort Plain Cobleskill St. Iohnsvi Perth Fonda Northville Broadalbin Schoharie Fort Plain lle lle WE THEY 45 50 '72 45 36 62 66 60 66 53 50 76 55 73 60 46 50 58 46 50 53 52 74 85 '77 59 53 48 66 55 54 48 46 48 Encouraged by able Coach Shepardson, the Redskins fought long and hard throughout the '62-'63 season. Spirits remained high, and court action was always admirable. Frequent losses came on close scores, but the Redskins rallied anew and managed to con- clude the season sporting a good record. Hopes remain high for next year's season as only three Seniors are leaving us this year. The Student Body is proud of you boys and will back you up again and again in the honor of C,H,S, X 'Y 1 '? f 'S ,115 x W hu :-1.-'-Q X. .f - Juni!! 4 'a 'fllflnlnu ' 9'11ullu11Jf X 1 if 'J i I f 1 , X hutguslsljg f xujmshingu, K ff I , , Ju 1 'I 5 X ' li ' W. HORNING K . LOTT W. WE THERBEE I. LOSKE R. TERRANOVA I. HEISER T. BISHOP C. STEVENS W. DINGMAN W. SHAUL D. NICHOLS N. J, J, 'fl' iw, x ff' ,5 if rc I-1-ff .X -K fs, , vi 1 4' X Y, .W,. xhiwf. .f W 1 Q -0 E Q, f f 3 FRONT ROW: L. Raym, Cervo, Stevens, Ossont, I. Raym. SECOND ROW: Kimball, Peterson, Reamon, Asher, Barshied Dievendorf, Mgr. STANDING: Kretser, Mgr., Gray, Wetherbee, Herron, Edick, Shineman, Coach Vacca. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Northville Fonda Cobleskill Schoharie St. Johnsville Perth Mayfield Broadalbin Fort Plain Cobleskill St. Iohnsville Perth Fonda Northville Broadalbin Schoharie Fort Plain Mayfield THEY 54 45 51 42 '77 50 33 46 65 47 44 63 64 48 53 54 57 46 Our Junior Varsity team can be proud of a successful season this year. The boys played up to their usual, potent standards during the games. Although the year's record was not un- blemished, the players did a tremendous job out on the court and represented our school and our spirits in an enthusiastic manner. We're looking forward to having some of these boys on the Varsity team next year. We know they'll be an asset. 4' kv , WMC' 'MGI' ??j?o' C ss 0 Y' Q54 1 A'2:. ' ga Cross Countr .Nc 3 U nzusxms y TSLTE. . , pnffnrgggy ' if K i ' F uukngi EEK' c,.s.. , ,b.fr,,W,JQy nuiwgm FRONT ROW: Frank, Haase, Ball, Kimball, Gray. SECOND ROW: A. Shinernan, Lottrnan, Winfield Wetherbee, Warren Wetherbee, Shaul, Kraemer. Ski Club FRONT ROW: R. Schults, P. Dornburg, S. Dornburg, Gentile, L. Schults, Rutishauser, B. Vedder. SECOND ROW: J. Pamkowski, B. Pamkowski, Gray, Nellis, Zink, Kelley. THIRD ROW: Mr. Brill, Prime, Murphy, C, Cervo, Williams, F. Cervo, Coso. 95 r ,., , R .QQ .,,, l a X 1 4 'X ' 'EL 71 A f : -1f1'.S:u:f h't 'V '29','2'2:N f 2 I W' ,,.-1,-,..,f,,. .,.. . X ,, ff, .- ,a Tliiziize ,-, M Q 'L' L. fs Q Q-, 1 ., fe? 15, A vrm... '11'Y22ea54. 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W ffygz-ff . in ly' Y' , - ,- qi. 'f it 'gms gpg-hail! M . vify, nw- ' . .. .:f' ' A' Q '- ,. W P 'za ffyifiiugffbf .qv .331 fl! ., x1'S-rr-, '.'v?:1:f?, NH? Fr r :fr , ' ' 1' 2- N, s. . Q, ,, gm, MM ff 5 f ., . . '-'41 1 +A u -. .--- .V ,fe 4 if-Q ,ffxw -Xff , 9 '- 'ffl mf. . Yligip ' e. 5- lv - :H+ f lf' -' - .f 'ihrff :fm f -' , --5 q ff fi' I I 'fi M ,,. , :SG .. ' -' 5-ie if 3' 41- 98 L. HOLMES N. VEDDER, CAPT, P. ROBINSON B. GRIPPE ' f? C. HERRON B. PAMKOWSKI M. VICKARY r B. VAN SLYKE 99 if k V' ' fi WSE fig Q gf ' M 45' Qi '-aw Y, K, x as g fi 'SVQQ M D I ISN if f N is we 2 4 is M. ,AB Q T21 n 'fi QAFVQ I .l.V. Volleyball Girls' Athletic FRONT ROW: C. Rockwell, B. Rockwell, Kougher, FRONT ROW: Whitbeck, C. Rockwell, Rutishauser, Grandy. SECOND ROW: Post, Jones, Pamkowski, Steere, Jones, Conboy, McDuffee, N. Montanye, Post, Grippe, Whitbeck. THIRD ROW: Heiser, Shunk, Diefendorf, Conti, Day, J. Pamkowski, Pedley, I. Montanye, DiLoreto, Conrad, Holmes, Laxbell. Nellis, M.A. Nellis, Maring. SECOND ROW: Kougher, V3l'SltY V. VOLLEYBALL scomzs Canajo 56 Fort Plain 22 Canajo 38 Schoharie 30 Canajo 42 Fort Plain 26 J. V. VOLLEYBALL SCORES Canajo 42 Fort Plain 23 Canajo 38 Schoharie 16 Canajo 41 Fort Plain 23 FRONT ROW: Steenburg, Rees, Diefendorf, Conti, Day, Conboy. SECOND ROW: McDuffee, Steere, I. Nellis, J. Pamkowskl, Mon- tanye. THIRD ROW: Hammond, Fox, Pedley, Nasse, Walts, Van Steenburgh, Rutishauser, M.A. Nellis, Mating, N. Pamkowski. l02 Association .l.V. Basketball Grandy, B. Rockwell, L. Montanye, Holmes, DiLoreto, FRONT ROW: Grandy, Kouher, B. Rockwell, Jones Conrad, Larbel, Shunk, Grippe, B. Pamkowski, SECOND ROW: Shunk, Pamkowski, C. Rockwell, Hammond, Heiser, Fox, Nasse, Walts, Van Steenburgh, Grippe, Whitbeck. THIRD ROW: Larbel, Holmes, Rees, Steenburg, N. Pamkowski. Conrad, DiLoreto, Montanye, Post, Heiser. V. Basketball MRS . ALICE SHINEMAN FRONT ROW: Hammond, Rees, Conti, Diefendorf, Montanye, Conboy. SECOND ROW: Steere, McDuffee, J. Nellis, I. Pamkowski Day. THIRD ROW: Steenburg, Rutishauser, M.A, Nellis, Van Steenburgh, Walts, Nasse, Pedley, Fox, Mating, N. Pamkowski. I03 Co-Editors in Clnef John Kretser Rita Marion D i r e c I o r s 9 63 Yearbook MISS SAWYER MR. GOBO EDITORS T. Dowling L. Kinney I04 Feature FRONT ROW: M. Maurer, D. Singer, E. Houghton. SECOND ROW: B. Raine, I. Fleming, M. Sheridan, I. Sierra. Composers Photography G. Cechnicki, B. Pitcav- I' ,D. s k . age Pm er T. Dowun N N ui g,.es. I. D EDITORS Sierra . Singer Sports EDITORS W. Wetherbee B. Raine, E. Houghton. FRONT ROW: B. Mating, J. Krutz, S. Lott. SECOND ROW: B. Pitcavage, D. Farrow, D. Nestle. EDITORS C. Hubsch mitt, G. Crouse I. Ayers. Business I. Fle- ming, D Zemken S. Van Patten, J. Suits Sign Off WJ, . L QE? WMMWQM 3 Eff? QJWQJ QQ GQ? WPA 2 ww WM Qaiiifx 2:22 531 53255 2 1,fPf23ff5 EQ? 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AND SON MR. AND MRS. FRANK ZOLLER The Achievements of Our Youth Stimulate the Progress of Our Community and Our Country Congratulations to the Class of 1963 BEECH-NUT LIFE SAVERS, INC COMPLETE GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS Class Rings-Commencemen+ Announcemenfs Caps and Gowns-Medals and Awards-Diplomas Taylor-made Yearbooks L. G. BALFOUR CO. BENTLEY 81 SIMON TAYLOR PUBLISHING CO. Your Represenfafive HODGKINS OF BALFOUR Gus Hodglrins, Bob Gray, Don Nash and Jim Gerding P.O. Box 9 SCHENECTADY, NEW YORK Phone EXpress 3-5374 EXpress 3-8083 xgl n M473-0 Q , ' QQ, FERRARO Moron u mlllmgw SALES BRIGGS' BUILDING AND SUPPLY CORPORATION Palatine Bridge, N. Y. Compliments of Compliments of DUTCHEWS SHOE BARTON'S PHARMACY stone Ft, Plain, New York 66 Church Street Canajoharie, N. Y. our Q , 'DEPENDABLE 0 , DRUGGIST Prescriptions Are Our Business l l gl! GPO ,dt Aye HEARN'S CORNER 7. sToRE BELL'S MARKET Charleston Four Corners New York HORNBECK'S MEN SHOP 's Compliments to the Class of '63 From the CANAJOHARIE MANUFACTURING COMPANY Canajoharle , New York Compliments of RUTH 'S KAMP'S BAKERY BEAUTY SALON :EA?6 for afoccaszbns . Q 4 at Wa Q Q ' DUBROOICS 5 x Church Street ..........- Canajoharie, New York DIEVENDORF 8. GARLOCK, INC. QC. EVERETT DIEVENDORF - ROBERT W. VAN VALKENBURGI General Insurance 'The Dividend Makes the Difference' 11 Erie Blvd. Canajoharie, N. Y. LOTT'S Service and Appliances Palatine B ridge New York Compliments of DUFFY'S RESTAURANT Serves Fine Foods and Beverages . Church Street Canajoharie, N Y 1 if A K el! 1, 'ar 4, tl 'X' l 4? M 7 MH ' na.. , ft Congratulations From Compliments of HEARN AGENCY, INC. TASTEE-FREEZE HOUGHTALING FUNERAL HOME 20 Otsego Street Phone 30251 Canajoharie, New York DON'T WORRY . . . GET HER GIFT , f GUBBINS JEWELERS 5, J ff t' will 651. sq Church street canajoharie, New York bnr SAMUELS of Canajoharie Clothing for the family at budget prices. We rent white formal suits. Special prices to large groups. HAWKINS MOTOR SALES II ' 's 23- N II II nu E. Main Street Nelliston, N. Y. - G.L.F. - FEED SERVICE Petroleum Service and Farm Supplies Ft. Plain, N, Y Congratulations to the Class of 1963 ARGERSINGER'S DEPARTMENT STORE Gloversville, N. Y. THE COMPTONE COMPANY 'qv Canaj oharie , New York Over 100 Years . . . of training and placing students in the business world through higher Bus- iness Administration-- Accounting and Secretarial Education, ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE A school of higher business education since 1857, 130 Washington Avenue Albany 10, New York Compliments of H. S. BILLINGTON HARDWARE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK St. Johnsville, Sharon Springs, Fonda, Micldleburgh, Cherry Valley Compliments of Congratulations to the Class of 1963 DOBBER'S TOGGERY From the 1 AMSTERDAM EVENING RECORDER Canajoharie N Y lc Compliments of CARPETLAND msterdam, New Yor 411 W. Main St. Compliments to the Class of 1963 From IROQUOIS LANES BROWN'S APPLIANCES AND BROWN'S LAUNDROMAT Canajoharie, New York Compliments of Compliments of BAKER'S DAIRY Nutritious Dairy Products , ew or THE CHARM CORNER Compliments of EVA'S BRIDAL SHOP New York Congratulations to the Class of 1963 From the CANAJOHARIE HOTEL . . . Known for its courteous service, fine cuisine, and attractive surroundings which contribute to its fine reputation. Church Street Canajoharie, New York APPLIAN S np! 'Y J. F. FRANK AND SONS, INC. General Electric Sales Canajoharie, New York Congratulations to the Class of 1963 From FREDDIE'S RESTAURANT Best of Foods and Beverages Rt. 5 - Palatine Bridge, N. Y. LES FRANKEI.-JEWELER 'Pnrf D1 n in N V Compliments to th Class of 1963 From CONOVER'S DEPARTMENT STORE Canajoharie, N. Y. Congratulations to the Class of 1963 LENZ Comphments of 'DUGOUT' TOY AND SPORTING GOODS r Fort Plain, N. Y. Buy Flowers for A11 Occasions - GERHART'S FLORISTS Ne lliston, New York C ompliment s of MOHAWK MOTOR LODGE .W , -wfwMf,.,. 41, fr ax 2' . 'W a, 1 f W-,aw'LS-na av ggfhne, ig Q, e,n'ggW'31'4 it 1, 'av 21 2 G. 'Q 1 3 L z 9 -7, ' 1'5'1e1'f.1-'Q 1 aw .fff'.w-.- Q 'X . ir ,. ,nf af, fa A -Q 1 1, n . ., 1 w , ,M..',,,51,7,5,w :Z A , . X , 11 'ww ,- , 2. V- , A M 12 '1 -H H, -W AVA, Best Wishes to the Class of 1963 From SWARTZ'S GARAGE Fort Plain, New York Congratulations to the Class of 1963 From HAYWOOD'S Rt. 5 Fonda, New York nef-IVFGFI ,- I deed VICTORY MARKET, INC. Erie Blvd. Canajoharie, New York VOSBURGH'S APPLIANCES Express Their Best Wishes to the Class of 1963 Frigidaire Appliances Magnavox Television Radio and Stereo Three Stores to Serve You. Canajoharie, Gloversville, Amsterdam Best Wishes to the Class of 1963 JACK 8. JILL SHOPPE 10 N. Main St. Gloversville, N. Y. Specializing in Te ens Compliments of VAN WIE'S RESTAURANT Congratulations to the Class of 1963 M. LURIE 8: CO Amsterdam, New York Best of Luck to the Class of 1963 from the HOTEL AUGUSTAN Cobleskill, N. Y. Private facilities for faculty, c1ub and Compliments of HUBBARD CHEVROLET St. Johnsville, N. Y. Class Tel. 5502 Banquets and Dances Phone 7131 PALOMBI Bnos. 7Zumzew4 MOBIL SERVICE STATION DAIRY PRODUCTS Hotpoint and Maytag Electric Appliances at TRI-TOWN R.D. ffl - St. Johnsville, N. Y. DAIRIES, INC. Canajoharie, New York Compliments of FOUR PILLARS WILLIAM W. JOHNSTONE FLORIST nl ?laweu df, Wm Phone 3-6631 Grand Street Palatine Bridge, N. Y. Compliments of HOLZHEIMER 8. SHAUL'S JUNIOR SHOP Catering to the Subteen and Junior 58-68 East Main Street Amsterdam, New York gwifa aga af FIRST 0 E IS OUR X THOU MARING'S STORE Palatine Bridge, N. Y. N145 Q at GERALD NELLIS, INC. Variety of Hardware Supplies Church St. Canajoharie, New York TOWNE COLOUR SHOPPE, INC. Wallpaper Art Supplies Paint X' 5- f I PL-Qi' X 7 'th Canajoharie, New York Congratulations to the Class of 1963 From SCHULTS' SHOE STORE EARL D. DAVIS - Owner Canajoharie, New York PFAFF Knitting Machines Sewing Machines Organs OLIVER'S PFAFF SEWING QENTERS 513 State St. Schenectady, N. Y. FR 7-8884 110 N. Pearl St Albany, N. Y. HO 5-5771 Llaledl P , X Xin 4 55 ,Lf ' at MILLER'S APPAREL SHOP Church Street Canajoharie, N. Y. Select from a Large Variety of Men's Latest Fashions at RICH'S Since 1886 Cobleskill, New York Dress Right - Rich's Gives You a Perfect Fit SKAPERDAS FUR BONDED MESSENGER Call VI Z-1920 109 E. Main Street Amsterdam, New York Will pick up your fur, man-made fur or other garments Best Wishes from the STONE LODGE Good Food and Fine Drinks Grand Street Palatine Bridge New York NATHAN SAMUELS, INC. Nationally Advertised Men's and Boys' Wear Sporting Goods Compliments of TRIUMPHO AGENCY, INC. Complete Insurance Service 38 W, Main Street Canajoharie, N. Y. Phone 4-1433 BEST POLICY AT ALI. Official Boy Scout NLZKTIMES Distributors 2 g 3 ' E5 C 2 Z, f, Qs .ff EQ g V' 'i..1 A,., ..,,.e I Fort Plain, N. Y. X fv 5-as ' H A TEST OF SUCCESS James J. Hill stretched railroads across prairie soli- tudes and then brought settlers to plant the grain that made his railroads pay. This Em- pire Builder said: lf you want to know whether you are destined to bea success or not, you can easily find out, The test is simple and infallible - are you able to save money? If not, drop out. You will lose as sure as fate, for the seed of success is not in you. CANAJOHARIE BUILDING, SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Compliments of PARKE SNOW, INC. Gloversville, New York Phone 4-7111 The 1963 Black and Gold staff is g r at e ful to all local businessmen who advertised in its yearbook. Thank You. SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT in IJ A QC I at AMES GARAGE Congratulations to the Class of '63 from CANAJOHARIE COURIER FORT PLAIN STANDARD Compliments of VICKARY'S VARIETY STORE Church St. Canajoharie, N. Y. C mpliments f PALM'S LIQUOR STORE 41 West Main St. C J harie, N. Y. C ongratulations From ROOSEVELT AND SON, INC. Palatin B dg New York LE BEL'S STUDIO Congratulations to th Compliments of Class Of 1963 FORT PLAIN MEAT From PACKING COMPANY Nelliston, New York SALES 70 West Main St. ADVERTISE IN THE anajoharie, New York BLACK SM0g ' AND GOLD 4 , gsssfzwesesf. fr fun- 'Wi Awfifrw ., N 'M as-vm A 'S ' ' 'sw ! sZ.?-' 'T -1333?-x-TN W 1Fa'1,,1M x.. 3 1 . 11 ' g 1 X I , 1 I , utographs X X x ' f ? I - WXNQKX I ,Xxx wx TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY -s. . ,kuvfif A' he .3119- W 's '-I f '. v ' ' LV 'iw nv V r bn 4 .,if,.. lf . Y-IW? . , fp. . A ly.- . ' 1 f ' ' pQ,, ' gf lt. nb, v 5:5 -f -. 8 '. I X 'P fri. , I-.? f1f - ' .f 1 3 A5 fluff ,.'- im '4!'gH X f - .5 2 .144 ,gjg:-f.. - -.4 . 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SECOND ROW: Cervo, Watson, Warren Wetherbee, Winfield Wetherbee, Herron, Horning C obleskill Broadalbin Fort Plain N orthville Fonda -Fultonville Perth S t. Iohnsville WE THEY O 9 Cobleskill 6 3 Fort Plain 2 6 Schoharie 14 6 Schoharie 11 12 St. Iohnsville 1 4 Mayfield 1 7 Fonda-Fultonville Seniors W. WETHERBEE K. LOTT W. HORNING 1 E A 77. 1, g A, . .5 A. 1. THEY 18 8 12 8 2 3 10 nn. What's your average, Dale? What - no money? va ,Q v Www? M H s ? 'LQYNF K 49' ff f u sv ' ww as W-f, FB- ri - X . l Do I have to rake it? Our sad farewell. Miss Shimer loses her Seniors again 5' AJ k Q, X Here o here are the frivolous freshmen. We're loyal to you, CHS . honor well-deserved. J 'l H gf? .ls : no . ,. 1 , ' fl-w Q ' f I 5 'A S ' e J l ' ' '- 4 1 in 3 el' 22 HQ- 4' l T' wifi Up for inspection? Ed receives the gavel from Betsy. 1 'gs gs. O X s Dramatics Class I remember that P n every Saturday night. . . w- '1 . sw Now don't lose this too! Eliza beth M3 J 5, ' -funny? Who's afraid of Uncle chris? ,A .iff ff W ,,.. 5 ' ft Marry me and I'1l give you the mortgage. What a revolting de- I velopment this is! Oh Mama, he. . . he. . . ! I Remember Mama the rosy finger-tipped aurora. And furthermore you get out or here! X Shine, sir? of fm 51,0 5 .wo N v Gossip'? - Tell me! What for you want dowry'? But I must see Dagmar. Strawberry soda what's that? z' an Q, 'X What - no T-shirt, Maureen? v i 4, 0- Q Q. , 'O N fi' 4 si so Y V , Q , 9 Of course I want coffee! ' f ip - , K, iv W Yippee! they're 5, a QA V leaving! 4-w W Oh Peter, he s beginning to look like you already! Get your hands out of the till, Mama! It's Finally Here! r I I l 44,7 fm :,,,,.l' ' V 1: ll Hustle fellas, everybody's waiting! Whatcha lookin' at? , An underclass- i man's first peek. Let me at them! Cheers to our BLACK AND GOLD! leg n 1 N4 .5-. , pg? ,., ..,,, DONT fi x-it x F-4 aanxof iyxdix Our grand entrance. I knew you'd pick me! A11 this fuss over a little match? Class I'11 be seeing you . . . 1 5 9 . . f 5 iw, n , ff ' 5 ' ' M E George 15 2 Y'ft Lf: Q i ff,-Zn? bIO3.d' ,Vnt, 1 1 minded! Q riff 1' L td 'T ' 7 f' J f t - ,.,, - 'Q ' A d ,IQ Neandertha1 Man .Z5 , q, :I ' X hx if-'ff' n VXA L 'U Q fy' lt' NYWN5 -QV,-, QM XXIXWHI 0' 'Q fu 5 'y my f A f 'b' w V fy, 2 D 4 X33-Q, Night lp-mill 53 Make sure he's dead! Somewhere . . 5 Boy, I love my work! What's under that hair? Whodunit? Ye Olde Chestnut Tree f-Q. 1 W , it +33 These guys think they know what they're talk- mg about! fi ,Q K I rg. I QF: :gg if I 55 V: F: 1: Y: E., 55 5 r I 5 I 5 3 I I l F P I I ! S 2 uf ' ,, 'K- QV ffzf We studied long and hard to pass our exams. They're gold and they fit just right! Rehearsal went well. 'H-s ,-f' r Elaine and. Judy at Baccalaureate. We re ready. Does my hair look alright? The big day at last! HQ- It's choking me to death! Our processional Q- , W, Q X- Quahues of Today A message from the heart. 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