Chester High School - Hambletonian Yearbook (Chester, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1966 volume:

up rw-,11 A -r f X 2 f Mun-.ml-1 fy,-J , ' 1 X S QNX A-.nu -gm x 1 w 1 5 W Y , 1-607.3233 cv-ll 'I za, '-+2 The Royalty of the Ball. The Destruction -- How it hurt! 512, View from Route 94. Abstract? What's Let'5 SO! 5 ! The WCafY Wanderefs- I There were sights and crowds and . . . N , Gone . Going . . . Gging , , , iff' E ? i H5 065'-65 THE PROM THE CONSTRUCTION THE WORLD ,S FAIR www To all who made possible our new school, We, the Yearbook Staff of '66 wish to extend our sincere appreciation and thanks to all the persons who, in any way have made this better institution of learning possible. We the few speak for the many in expressing our thanks by dedicating, to it, our third annual HAMBLETONIAN We especially wish to express our deepest thanks to Mr. A. Calvin Peterson, our former principal, who through his great effort has supervised us both during the building of our school, and for a short time after. Good luck and best wishes for a fruitful future Wherever you may go, Mr. Peterson. Sincerely, The Staff of the HAMBLETONIAN '66 W ? WM NWN ' 4, TNKL NNN N W--M., ,ff l sf' - f f '1 rj ff Qf' .E fy f f 'vr,n,,,,d.Mf'2 LL.f Xl I3 ,ff X' 5 . V. 'Q E 4 f 55 Y' h WM ,,. ,. ff I 3 :fs , 47 J' -ff f 7 ,M , if I ff I Q 1 iwmf' A C35-'QQEV V 4...,,, , iff' JQ 53.6, ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Y DI TRICT SUPERI TE DE T Mrs. Crist Our representative in Albany. Om' legislative branch is seated, MR. ROSENTHAL and MR. WYCKOFF, and standing, MR. MAN- , GANO, MR. HYATT, MR. PICONE, and MRS. OTTERSTEDT. 1 . I .fryQ2is1g?ggLzg5ifrfg2grg:f..vg:,. ,Y .... if X. .fwrwr ., .f... W, .A...M..W...yM...,m.,f. ...www BO RD OF EDUCATIO Mr. Van Dusen Mr. Peterson Our new principal, no longer in charge of vice and Our fine principal for 2 1X2 yearsg gone but not Shop. forgotten. 9 PRINCIPALS TEACHING 5. The direction of band and chorus and the instruction of the music courses is handled by Mr. Perna. Mrs. Re uses her inexhaustible knowledge of art to teach her students the art of art. Mr. Van Dusen, now principal, has been teaching industrial arts. Mr. Barry, a newcomer, now teaches all courses of industrial arts. Mr. Dillenbeck uses his talents to guide and counsel the students of C.H. S. Mrs. Memmelaar and Mr. Quinn excellently execute the job of teaching us physical education. Mr. Vallet adds his talents to our sciences courses, along with Mr. Siracuse's fine capabilities. Mrs. Musumeci takes on the task of teaching the art of cooking and sewing to the girls of C.H. S. STAFF T91 Mr. Tomcho handles the business courses with great ease, in conjunction with the fine capabilities of Mr. Zettle, a newcomer. Mr. Carpenter is ex- cellently qualified in the field of High School math. Nlr. Mason does an excellent job of teaching his high shcool history classes. Mr. Navitsky, who also teaches 7TH and 8TH grade English, shares his knowledge of history with the seventh and eighth grades. lvlr. Saddlemire teaches geography and typingg he is also a newcomer. Mr. Hoag, a long time member of our staff, and Mr. Brady, a new member, teach English with great ability and efficiency. The foreign language department is handled by Nlr. Bate the new librarian and spanish teacher and Mr. Macaluso, the French and Latin instructor. I OTHER FACULTY 3 Mrs. Buchalski is a new member of our secretarial staff. She serves Mr. Dillenbeck in the guidance department. Nlrs. Battiato aids our principal, Mr. Van Dusen, with her fine personality and excellent SCC1'Cl.ll1'lLll talents, The ladies assisting with lunch time super- vision include: Mrs. Greenwood, Mrs. Scmiclitrm, and Mrs. Kane. Our health department includes the fine capabilities of Dr. Cerner, physician, Ixlrs. Diana, R,N,, and Dr. Picone, dentist, Our school's cleanliness is expertly handled by Mr. Vzillet, Mr. Xlliegal, Henry Bronts, and N112 De- Groat, Qother picturej. This yeiu' we have a studtnt te ucher, Mr, Stone, AND CANDIDS 13 SENIORS any MI 4 -..k , I 'S THE CLASSlNl954: lst ROW'M Vadala D Burrows D Dietr' h C P . . , . , . ic , . erry, R. Hartman, G, Leatham, T. Lewis, 2nd ROW: J. Sutherland, R. Hoefs, L. Boo, R. Demere, P. Ruback, D. Ciancuilli, K. Jensen, J. Mc- Ginnis, 3rd ROW: J. Torrisi, I. VanClief, W. Rudy, F. Gerner, B. Hicks, C. Shaper, A. Mangano, I. Cherry, R. Vasta. CLASS OF 1966 History Play time has now ended, and we must set our minds to the task of getting an education. Can't you tell how eager we are by our bright and shiny faces? With our loving teacher Mrs. Roe, we learned such advanced works of literature as, See jane Run, See How Fast jane Can Run. Spot and Puff Run, too. We had a good year and left Mrs. Roe with a memorable experience. We have now reached the second grade, and given Mrs. Pomares the pleasure of caring for us. We have also reached the level of half-hour rest periods, instead of the usual hour. Now in the third grade, we have learned ad- vanced methods of communication :FWF writing. We became somewhat domesticated and made potholders for our parents. lt was a fruitful year. In the fourth grade we learned to become a little more civilized under the loving direction of Mrs. Chamberlain. She has driven into us the thirst to learn more and meaningful facts of life. This year, in the fifth grade we had a big change over, our first man teacher. Mr. Gerow was a good teacher, and made all of us well acquainted with the back corner. fit seemed we all had an endless vocabulary, J We all learned to act like little ladies and gentlemen. At last we are in the sixth grade and seniors of the elementary, as M.r. Barth would say, and must set some sort of example for the others, He tried to prepare us so that, when we entered the seventh grade, we might not have to come back, -- thank goodness none of us did. Our only disappointment was that we could not beat the fifth grade in Dodge Ball. After six hard years we are finally in the seventh grade and were so fortunate to have Mr. Toufectis as our homeroom teacher. We all got along so well Unfortunately, Mr. Toufectis had to give up our homeroom and Miss Raab became our advisor. Being her first year as the girl's new Phys. Ed teacher, we left her with a lasting experience we're sure she won't forget. Most of us seemed to adjust well to changing classes and not having recess, when it was time to go into the eighth grade, we took it in our stride. Mr. Lynch was our advisor this year, and he tried to make Mathematicians out of all of us. This was a big year for us because, if we all made it, we would be on the stage for graduation ceremonies. What a fine bunch of students we were, sitting up on that stage with big smiles of success on our faces. The only thing that worried us was the four years ahead. After a restful summer we all came back with several additions from St. Columba's and other schools to be freshmen under the direction of Mr. Hoag. Daniel Burrows was our class president, and we made attemps at new things, -- we put on our first dance. lt proved to be quite an experience with all the diligent workers in our class. We were all anxious for the year to come to a close so that we could be sophomores, especially Mr. Hoag. As sophomores we were very fortunate to obtain a new member of the faculty as our advisor, for Mr. Tomcho took the job as attendance officer, for some reason or another, I wonder why? From En- gland Miss Fricker came to be out homeroom ad- visor. Tony Fichera was our president and, under his leadership, we put on our second dance. Those funds were really mounting up for our senior trip, everyone was thinking about it, for the time was coming closer and closer, Our junior year was quite an experience for all of us, and Mr. Manson, the new History teacher, gladly accepted us as his homeroom. Many new ex- periences fell upon us. Many were thinking about college, M.r. Dillenbeck broke us in early by letting us sell candy bars this year. And the big event of the junior year fell upon us, The junior Prom. The Hambletonian Ball, as it was called, was put on inspite of the little difficulties we had. Our only advice to future juniors, start planning about two years ahead of time. Ah, at last we're in our Senior year and Mr. Dillenbeck is helping to guide us into the future as our advisor. My, our class is working harder than ever to get to Washington, three months have gone by and we're still selling candy. fWould anyone like to buy a box? just see any member of the senior class. Q Play practice proves to be quite an episode for everyonel by the time we get through putting on this play, Mr. Hoag will really have a light head of hair. Mr. Dillenbeck is being quite patient with us, if it only lasts, we'll make it l'm sure. Five months left and then we'll all be embarking on separate roads into the future. All in all, we'll regret leaving C.H. S., for it has been our home for 13 years. We, the Senior class, would like to extend our thanks and best wishes to all those who have contributed in making us better students and citizens. We can only say that this was a time that we can consider one of the building blocks of ou.r lives and hope that the rest will be as prosperous. THE CLASS IN 1966: 1st ROW: T. Fichera, J. Garvilla, J. Henderson, C. Berthold, D. Rosenthal, C. Houston B. Hicks, A. Pearce, K. Szulwachg 2nd ROW: L. DeLuca, J. Torrisi, A. Casella, B. Smith, L. Boo, P. Price J. Sutherland, S. Van Der Heide, 3rd ROW: R. Boyle, M. Vadala, H. Mapes, D. Widerberg, D. Burrows, A Mangano, 4th ROW: S. Lupinski, M. Zaccagnino, T. Hermann, D. O'Neill, j. Retelg Absemt: S. Hulse, J. McGinnis, F. Richner, I. Shirk. 17 Class Advisor MR. DONALD DILLENBECK is the person under whom the Seniors work and work. I-le authorizes the class's money-making activities and tells us the prospects for Washington and the future. Mainly because of his guidance the Seniors get to Washing- A ton and many into college. Q...--. CHRISTINE ANN BERTHOLD Snuff . . . December 23 . . . blue . . . lunch college . . . Black and Blue . . . Beret . . . Hamble- tonian 35 Sr. Play 3,43 jr. Prom 35 Girls' Sports 3,4. LINDA I. BOO Boo-Boo . . . February 16 . . . blue . . . English. . . plans to be a Nurse . . . Lover's Concerto . . . shaggy yellow dog . . . Chorus 13 Sr. Play 45 Jr. Prom 33 Girls' Sports 1, 2. Ojicers President ..... . . D. Burrows Vice-President ..... J. McGinnis Secretary ..... . . D. Rosenthal Treasurer .... . A. Fichera 18 ROBERT HARRISON BOYLE Bob . . . October 30 . . . maroon. . . English. . likes hunting. . . Marines. . . San Francisco . . . education . . . Soccer 1,3,4, jr. Prom 3, Sr. Play 4. DANIEL HARRY BURROWS Blondie . . . june 17 . . . baby blue . . . Math. . . likes rock'n roll . . . Accountant . . . It Hurts to Be in Love . . . Class Pres. 1,45 Class Treas. 25Hambletoni21n, Treas. 4, Student Council 1, Pres. 43 Youth In Gov't. 3,43 Band 1, 2,3,45 Chorus 1, 2, Sr. Play 4, French Club 2, 4, jr. Prom 35 Nat. Honor Society 4, NEDT Certificate 1,2. ARLENE A. CASELLA Arlene . . , February 27 . . . gray and white . . . Office Practice . . . Likes classical music . . . Social Worker . . . Unenchanted Melody . . . A postcard . . . Youth In Gov't. 15 Varsity Club 3,43 Chorus 13 Sr. Play 45 French Club 2, jr. Prom 33 Cheerleading 15 Soccer Scorekeeper 3. Q fri? K ' LOUIS FRANCIS DELUCA Louie . . . July 8 . . . red . . . lunch . . . likes cars . dislikes Rolling Stones . . . Eve of Destruction . . driver's license . . . jr. Prom 3. ' 19 ANTHONY JOSEPH FICHERA Tony , . . April 8 . . . green . . . Psychology . . . cars . . . OCCC . . . Forever . . . driver's license . . . Class Pres. Class Treas. 1, 43 Youth In Gov't 1,2,s,4, Bans 2,3,4, soccer Mgr. 43 Basketball 33 Ir. Prom King 33 Boys' State 3. Y' 25 JOAN LOUISE HENDERSON Pusycat . . . january 12 . . blue . . . Office Practice . . . GTO's . . . foreign secretary . . . Baby l'rn Yours . . . Stuffed tiger . . . High Notes 3,43 Youth In Gov't. 33 Varsity Club 43 Chorus 13 Sr. Play 43 jr. Prom 33 French Club 33 Girls' Sports 1,2,3,4. JOSEPH B. GARVILLA Garvin . . . May 20. . . Maroon . . . Gym. . . likes Money . . . plans to get rich . . . You Lost That Lovin' Feeling . . . his car . . . Boys Athletic Ass'n. 2,35 Sr. Play 43 Ir. Prom 33 Soccer 4. THOMAS FRANCIS HERRMANN 3 Herm . . . june 12 . . . metallic blue . . . favorite ' class is study hall . . . likes fast cars . . . mechanic , . 2 California Sun . . . license and draft card . . . jr. E5 Prom 3. BRENDA GLORIA HICKS Sloopy . . . April 1'. . . blue . . . Office Practice . . . likes drawing. . . plans to be a secretary . . . Misty . . . Hi-Fi . . . Student Council 23 Youth In Gov't. 3,43 Chorus 1, 233,43 Jr. Prom 33 Cheerleading 13 Twirler 2, 3,43 Red Cross 43 Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3,4. 20 SUSANNE JOYCE HULSE Susie . . . july 3 . . . red . . . Office Practice . . . Count Mc In . . . Chorus 1,2,35 jr. Prom 35 Girls' Sports f 1,2,3. CHERYL ANN HOUSTON Big Eyes . . . May 15 . . . blue . . . History . . . likes dancing . . . future is undecided. . . Teardrops . . . Varsity Club 3, 45 Chorus 35 jr. Prom 35 Cheer- leading 3,45 Girls' Sports 3,45 Sr. Play 4. - 7-www STANLEY EDMUND LUPINSKI Stosh . . . April 10. . . green . . . Bookkeeping . . . Armed Services . . . Vast knowledge . . . Sr. Play 45 jr. Prom 3. 21 ALFRED MARIO MANGANO Al . . . June 19 . . . blue . . . Art . . . likes helping others . . . plans to be an elementary teacher . . . Harbor Lights . . . his reputation as a milkman . . . I-Iambletonian 3, Co-Editor 45 Art Club 2, Pres. 35 Red Cross 3, 45 Chorus 25 French Club 25 Jr. Prom Committee Chairman5 Sr. Play 4. HENRY JOHN MAPES Hen . . . June 24. . . green. . . English. . . likes sports . . , English teacher . . . Red Roses for a Blue Lady . . . tietac . . . Harnbletonian 45 High Notes 35 F. T. A. 35 Varsity Club 3, 45 Chorus 25 French Club 2, 3, 45 Sr. Play 45 Jr. Prom 35 Red Cross 3,45 Baseball 3,45 Basket- ball 1, 2, 35 NEDT Certificate 2. JANET MCGINNIS Biscuits . . . November 16 . . . red. . . Office Practice . . . Plans to be a secretary . . . What the World Needs Is Love . . . her cross . . . Class Sec. 25 Class Vice-Pres. 3, 45 High Notes 25 Youth In Gov't. 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 3, 45 Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Cheerleading 1, 2, Capt. 3,45 Jr. Prom 35 Girls' Sports 1,2,3,4. DANIEL PATRICK O'NEILL Puddin ' . . . June 8 . . . Blue . . . likes music . . college . . . Rhapsody in Blue . . . raecoon cap . . Class Treas. 35 Hambletonian 45 Student Council 1,2, 3, Sec. -Treas. 45 Youth In GoV't. 1, 2, 3,45 Band 1, 2, 3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 Chorus 1,2, 35 Jr. Prom 35 Sr. Play 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH ANTHONY NICOTRA Joey . . . February 16 . . . red . . . favorite class is Art . . . likes fast cars . . . plans to be a farmer . . . Big Bad John . . . values his ear. 22 APRIL LYNNE PEARCE PATRICIA ANN PRICE Pat . . . june 30 . . . red. . . Mathematics . . . keeping busy . . . Math teacher . . . Johnny Angel . . . Prom gown . . . Class Secretary 15 Student Council 45 Hambletonian Assoc. Ed. 3, Editor 45 Nat'l Honor Society 3, Pres. 45 Future teachers 3,45 Youth In Gov't. 1,2, 3,45 Band 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Senior Play 43111 Prom 35 NEDT 1,25 PSAT 35 Enrichment Program 45 Girl's State 35 Girls' Sports 152, 35 Library Club 15 Red Cross 3, 4. JOSEPH JOHN RAPISARDO Rappi . . . green. . . Math . . . girls . school work . . . Make Me Your Baby . . . . . Soccer 3,4. Ape . . . July 8 . . . baby blue English boys . get a job . . . Soldier Boy dr1ver's license Band 45 Chorus 1, 2, 45 Sr. Play 4, jr Prom 3 Girls Sports 1, 25 Red Cross 3, 45 Library Club 1 2 3 4 . dislikes girl friend I in I .. ' 5 V - 1- K s -' A f' 7 ' -- ' ' - 23 5 .2 is xi. R' 3 , Lf- :Q 7. . is fries-vfiz'-,Aw .fr , ,, , ..,.fM 1 i . it 'S .3 ra ig: , 1155355 35 , 5 U .W ,iq ., rss.. uw? are IAN A. RETEL Lum . . . March 20 . . . Blue. . . Mechanical Draw- ing . . . likes anything with wheels . . . plans to go to college . . . Everybody Loves aClown . . . Student Council 25 Band 1, 2,3, 45 Sr. Play 45112 Prom 3. FRED F. RICHNER Fred . . . july 18 . . . black . . . History . . . likes art of all kinds . . . plans to go to college . . 1. Eve of Destruction . . . Values his education . . . Band 1,2,3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 35Baseball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 35 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 45112 Prom 35 Sr. Play 4. DOROTHY ANNE ROSENTHAL Dot . . . February 8 . . . blue . . . English . . . Likes dances . . . plans to go to college . . . Eve of Destruction . . . values her anklebracelet . . . Class Sec- retary 45 High Notes 35 Youth In Gov't. 45 Varsity Club 3,45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Sr. Play 45 French Club 45 jr. Prom Queen 35 Cheer- leading 2, 3,45 Girls' Sports 3, 4. 1 24 JERALENE SHIRK Jerrie .' . . November 17 . . . blue.. .English. . . likes dancing . . . clerical work . . . Baby I'm Yours . . . stuffed pouch . . . Jr. Prom 35 Sr. Play 45 Girls' Sports l,2. KATHLEEN DOROTHY SZULWACH Kid . . . October 24. . . pink and white . . . likes sports . . . office worker . . . In the Still of the Night . . . stuffed animals . . . Chorus 152,45 Sr. Play 45 Jr. Prom 35 Girls' Sports 1,2,3,4. BETTY MARIE SMITH Bonesy . . . September 7 . . . cranberry . . . English. . . likes dancing . . . office work . . . A Lover's Concerto . . . alligator. . . Youth In Gov't. 15 Chorus 15 Sr. Play 45 Jr. Prom 35 Girls' Sports 1,2. JEAN MARY SUTHERLAND Jeanie . . . November 10 ...blue...Gym... likes animals . . . Nursing . . . Love Me With All Your Heart . . . Horse . . . Band 1,2535 Sec.-Treas. 45 Chorus 1,25 3,45 Sr. Play 45 Jr. Prom 35 Red Cross 3, Pres. 45 Business Club 45 Girls' Sports 15 25354. JOSEPH G. TORRISI Joey . . . February 29 . . . maroon . . . Geometry . . . likes quiet study halls . . . future is Lmdecided . . Make the World Go Away . . . 1950 Studebaker . . . Sr. Play 45 Jr. Prom 35 Chorus 25 French Club 25 Student Council 1. 25 MICHAEL JAMES VADALA Mike . September 27 . . . blue . . . Typing and English . . Likes Chinese food . . . plans to join the Navy . . . values a Maltese Cross. . . Student Council 35 Band 1, 2,35 Sr. Play 45 Jr. Prom 3. DIANA R, WIDERBERG Witch . . . October 22 . . . . . black. . , Office Practice . . . work . . , In the Still of the Night . . a painting. . . jr. Prom 3. SHIRLEY ANN VAN DER HEIDE Shirl . . . December ll . . . blue. . . Bookkeeping. . . likes people in general . . . plans to be a Nurse . . . My Love . . . values friends . . . Hambletonian 43 Chorus 1, 2,3,4g Sr. Play 43 jr. Prom 35 Red Cross 3, Pres. 43 Business Club 4, Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL ANTHONY ZACCAGNINO Zacc . . . january 3 . . . blue . . . English. . .fast cars. . . Hang on Sloupy . . . '54 Plymouth . . . Class Vice-Pres. 2, Class Pres. 3, Varsity Club 3,45 Sr. Play 43 Ir. Prom 33 Soccer 1,2,3,4. 26 'M-r an ,fm A x LL f S , f A ,, gfwszg A ' if ,gdmfa -125 ff, . 16 3 A I 2-i',2'gg3,.b-M V fa 43' 'Q 551175,--a ,Q S7 Q f A ,nwyffffr 5 ALVVLL ' 5 Bmw 5 5? f:+,w3z:sw:w m ,...- , Q M , , f - , L, 'ff'1 - - uZ!'igf- ' A , f W?5fff .- if f .W . -. , .M -3 . Q 'Q gp, -qff1g:,.Z 3-I 'sf 1,55-4 f , , 9 f f' , v ,-12.53-,-,',f,M5 L4 -4 4. ,. , V, wk- ,Q ul 'en .. - ' 4:41 fig' .- N ,E -ff' 1 -v , L- ,. 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E113 ..... Gus Riddle - - Don Webber .-.- Alice Nottingham . Sham Hanni an g' .4.. Taddie Sue Rockland . Mrs. Blake --,- Sheriff Biggers - . . judge Harrel jim Huddy . 28 Principal His Wife with a problem her problem a charnier her follower student student Student student student student a waitress superintendent school secretary janitress science teacher coach Math teacher band director English teacher an irate parent the law of juvenile court car dealer YOU'VE got a car? l can drive where I please! Boom-a-zooma, l said, pick 'em up! Oh! What was that line? Matt, w ait! Matt! This English is too much! s':7.'..2... ... ' ,MS A Let'S SGC, S-p-21-g-h-6-T1-t-il WHERE have I been all year? 29 SENIOR H as Done the Most Most Artistic Pat PHCG Brenda Hicks Dan Burrows A1 Manggng Most Dependable Most Natural Pat Price Chris Berdqold Tony Fichera joe Garvilla 30 S UPERLA TIVES 1 Best Dressed Best Dancers Diana Widerberg Dorothy Rosenthal Ian RSTZG1 Dan O'Neill Most Athletic janet McGinnis Dan O'Nei1l 31 we CLASSES W Ojficers President ...... Katha Green Vice-President . . , jim Hayes Secretary . . . . . Gus Kelder Treasurer . . . . Gene Winters ROW 1: Nlr. Mdnsong I. Musumecig C. Reillyg C. Sortinog W. Kirklgmdg K. Groeng J. Coscog ROW 2: J. Cerialeg R. Perryg 1. Hayesg G. Wintersg T. Richnerg J. Burrowsg G. Armelg ROW 3: H. Brontsg S. Zaccagninog P. O'Nei1l5 I. Grassigj. Bronts. CLASS OF 1967 ROW 1: D Carvilla, D. Conservo, D. Henderson, R. Ross, M. Henderson, A. Reilly, M. Minneman, N. Stomer, C. Wernersbach, D. Nizolekg ROW 2: R, Vadala, R. Garvilla, I. Garvilla, B. Santueci, C. Ohlmer, B. Neslon, J. Van Der Heide, S. Bellg ROW 3: Mr. Carpenter, I. Price, B. Buchalski, D. jankowiak, M. Boo M. Ferrara, B. Clegg, G. Gable, P. Straub i5.zg.,f,ia Ojfcers President ..... Audeen Reilly Vice-President ........ Marilyn Minneman Secretary ...... julie Garvilla Treasurer . . . . Mike Ferrara 35 OWCQTS President: Pierson McGinnis Vice President: Paul Ruback Secretary: .Sandra Patashnick Treasurer: Bernie Van Der I-Ieide lst ROW: J. Ruback, K. Lekis, M. Reilly, F. LaSpina, P. Strickland, B. Custard, J. Verbert J Sutherland 2nd ROW: J. Russo, R. Gage, J. Cathy, P. McGinnis, T. Cassemere Y Bartlett I Conklin Dorem I . . , . us 1. Roach. 3rd ROW: R. VanDusen, G. Mazzarulli, P. Rubaci-4, M. Scgandurra, L. hom, L. Wallace, L. Peter son, E. Retel. 4th ROW: T. Bowers, F. Price, S. Patashnick, W. VanDeusen, P. Wyckoff, J. Tompkins, K. Slingerland, Mr. Siracuse. Sth ROW: R. Zaccagnino, S. Patane, C. Kelder, B. Van Der Heide, E. Van Der Heide, B. Ferrara, R. Lupinski. Absent: Terrence House. 36 Ojfcers President: Gary Kirkland Vice President: David Price Secretary: Judy Custard Treasurer: Richard Bell lst ROW: P. Roggia, K. Bartlett, L. Boyle, R. Conserve, V. Hayes, R. Demerest, J. Custard, R. Straub 2nd ROW' V Mangano I Sutherland D Price C Hicks C K' kl d D . . , . , . , - , . lr an , . Missili, K. Conklin, J. johnson B. O'Con.nor, D. johnson. 3rd ROW: S. Battiato, J. Wargo, K. Naugle, M. Fichera, J. DeFreese, R. Bell 4th ROW: E. Paladino, J. Scandurra, P. Rysdyke, R. Buchalski, J. Reilly, G. Grasselena, W. Bronts, Mr Vallet. Absent: Stella Brylowski, Kathy Zielinski. CLASS OF 1970 IUNIOR HIGH FAVORITES 4 QM CLASS OF 1971 lst ROW: J. Leatham, T. Atkin, G. O'Dell, M. Darrer, C. Romer, H. Musumeci, A. johnson, C. Illenberg V. DeGroat. 2nd ROW: 1. Musumeci, M. Perry, F. Hicks, J. Cassermere, C. Lewis, C. White, K. Milne, M. Ferrara. 3rd ROW: J. Minneman, J. DeLuea, P. Henderson, E. Smith, Mr. Navitsky. Absent: R. Boyle. Ojicers President: james Minneman Vice President: Helen Musume ci Secretary: Kim Milne Treasurer: Margaret Ferrara 39 -w - .wa - f f 1 Mm.: V: 5 R: f, Y 1 W.-Q-.x:wXe1 W: ' -- , . , 'A bv , , Q - iw--f 1 . W' ,, - Mif wf 1 :?rKMm,, W, , .A .,,.. - 1 -W 5sf.x2g'-h1sfggfs- L4 , Jang K f ,i.fz'1 4' -' f 1,.jf:is, ' . ,Q , 3 Iv mafia. 6 1 affix-ffffw, ,. . www 'A , Wk, Wfiilfzgzii' ww Q5 L, . - M .sf M f news, - U fs- .- . K if Q G X--i-.fgizfkfifiif fffafvz iski ny, 2 - '- gfrygffi w, , -Qzwfg 19,1 Mifziiygfiws? ww iszzff 7 ff me , -2 , 1 ?'6,,ZfW'?X-X , wr we A ., V Q , ,, .,.. V K ff 3 ,V . . M 34 .A ?3,i:-355,:.,51,3g:Ei.?:?355. A I N A M. . , . k 5,51 I . -,:. I if-1 -,-- K my W , g . -f M I Y .' f b f -- f-.Ui 4:i,'i6:1Seff 'f55 v..3'E'- f1- -uf.. ' L: H K Y ' V -'-- ' f Q 3, - 97 gm Qizasfm, x , . .UAW-MW' ...mv- V ,.....:v - ' K JA ',,.Q,'.?MMJ 'W 1 www ,A , WQMFN MN if O, QL 53,55 I I W . Y 451' ' E ',Z'1fgi,gez5v??2ii- isfi, if Q 1 I ACTIVITIES 'Y YEARBOOK STAFF 635 xx 2.55 ADVISOR. . . . . Mrs. D. W. Re EDITORS .......... Pat Price Al Mangano ASSOC. EDITORS ..... joe Cosco Joyce Musumeci SECRETARY. . . . Audeen Reilly TREASURER .....,. Dan Burrows BUS. MANAGER . . . Dolores Nizolek PHOTOGRAPHERS .... Dan O'NeiI1 Henry Mapes George Armel STAFF . . ...... jane Ruback Shirl Van Der I-Ieide Nancy Stormer Katha Green Brenda Hicks Ruth Ann Ross Julie Garvilla . my NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NATIONAL HQCLRSOCIETY X 'I s M 4 22.5 V5 L5 ABOVE: P. Price 119651 and Advisor, W. R. Hoag. LEFT 1966 Inductees, J. Cosco and D Burrows lst ROW: S. Van Der Heide, K. Green, J. Burrows, I. Cosco, W. Kirkland, J. Hendersom 2nd ROW: Mr. Tomcho, J. Grassi K. Szulwach, P. O'Neil1, I. Hayes J. Musumeci, J. Bronts, Nlr. Hoag. CO URIER STAFF P' r 5 ,43- 'ggi if r :K 33545 f4?f5f4 i9 xi liuuaxw W sifxim' if ,f 5 Y ,. .I N ei. 7 SEATED W Klrkland M Henduson P Prlce D Bmxows D O'Ne1l1 I DeLuca STANDING B Custard R Gage Mr Manson M1n.ncman,J Custard K Mllne Ojicefrs Presidents: ..... S. VanDerl-Ieide and I. Sutherland Secretary: ..... A. Reilly Treasurer: .... D. Nizolek RED CROSS ROW 1: Mr. Hoag, F. LaSpina, A. Reilly, S. Van.DerHeide, I. Sutherland, D. Nizolelc, K. Szulwach, I. Ruback, A. Pearce. ROW 2: 1. ' , C. Wernerbach, C. Ohlmer, N. Stormer, L. Hom, E. Retel ROW 3: A. Mangano, P. Price, H. Mapes, M. Scanduxra, P. Wycoff, A. V8.T1DC1'HE1dC , L. Peters on. Fichera. xxlff 'l' SEATED: D. Nizolel-Q, L. Peterson, J. Ruback, A. Reilly, C. Wernersbach. STANDING: K. Green, N. Stomner, Price, Mr. Manson, J. Cosco, P. Price, C. Sortino. OCIAL S TUDIE CL UB MAI ORE TT E B. Hicks, D.Nizolek. Ojfcers President .... I. Retel Vice-President ..... A. Fichera Secretary-Treasurer . . . J. Sutherland ABAD .-.sul I ...NN EE ffr::: ai5:. l ev 'xii - u 5 .- A 5 , ii: I Q, y.'l'u,H?Q P'-1- i :.v, : g.1-5:2 V ll. I1 il W I lst ROW: I. Burrows, R. Clegg, C. Sortino, D. Burrows I Sutherland I Minneman, P. Price, J. Reilly, J. Cosco, A. Ficherag ind.ROW' A. Pearce L. Wallace, F. Hicks, J. Cassemere, A. Reilly, I. Sutherland, Musumecig 3rd ROW' M Minn C Wh' . . eman, . ite, A. johnson, Cy. Mazzarulli, R. VanDuSen, Mr. P P. ' erna, Straub, W. VanDeusen, J. Scandurra, I. Rctelg 4th ROW: S. Patashnick, E. Rctel, C. Ohlmer, G. Armel S. Battiato D O'Neill- Sth ROW: F. Richner, 1. Sutherland, J. Ruback, L. Hom, Ei Burch, K. ylllenberg, D. johnson, T. Atkins. 48 CH OR US SEATED: R. Conservo, J. McGinnis, R. Rdss, F. LaSpina, M. Reilly, J. Ruback, B. Hicks, P. Price, L. Boyle, STANDING: I. Tompkins, D. Rosenthal, F. Price, J. Henderson, E. VanDerHeide, C. Sorontino, C. Reilly, Mr. Perna, C. Houston, 1. Sutherland, S. Van.DerHeide, K. Szulwach, M. Fichera, A. Pearce, J. Sutherland. K NX rx -X L y, xxx . T 1 Gun! x T 1 X fl f r,K .WSU V' xx, X ly 55 . Q X N QQ ' x N 1 -P BBAD . 'S lst ROW: H. Nelson, R. Ekker, R. Garvilla, I. Sutherland, B. Atkin, P. Mazzaruldi, I. Minn.En'1an, J. Battiato, D. Ohlmer, 2nd ROW: H. Musemeci, A. johnson, E. Reilly, N. Hendrickson, A. johnson, C. White, P. Beach, J. Scandurra, K. Ellifson, 3rd ROW: N. Hom, N. Tolosky, D. Picone, C.Pea.rce, 1. Scandurra, C. Illenberg, S. Peterson, K. Ellifson, D. Scandurra. 4th ROW: L. Buchalski, S. Van.Deusen, J. Wargo, T. Atkin, P. Roggia, S. Battiato, M. Reilly. 49 BUSI ESS CL UB ROW 1: B. Smith, D. Widerberg, A. Casella, B. Hicks, 1. ,McGinnis, P. Bowers, J. Henderson, K. Szulwach, M. Scandurra, S. Van Der Heide. ROW 2: Van Der Heide, W. Kirkland, C. Ohlmer, L. Boo, D. Garvilla, J. Musumeci, S. Zaccagnino, G. Kelder, Mr. R. Boyle, D. Nizolek, A. Pearce, J. Shirk. Tomcho, Mr. Saddlemire, Officers President:. . . I. McGinnis Vice President: S. Zaccagino Secretary: ..... B. Hicks Treasurer: . . . . B. Smith 'W ROW 1: K. Slingerland, L. Wallace, A. Pearce, F. La Spina, Mr. Bate, B. Hicks, M. Minneman, C. Houston, P. Wyckoff. ROW 2: M. Scandurra, W. Kirkland, K. Szulwach, Shirk. LIBRARIA S ART CLUB ROW 1: R. Demerest, I. Custard, T. Atkins, Mrs. Re, B. Custard, D. Henderson. ROW 2: M. Fichera, R. Gage, I. DeLuca, G. O'Dell, H. Bronts, R. Ross, B. Hicks, T. Cassemere, M. Reilly. Z2-X , ss, 6 I lj X f C I ' Xu Q . ,ff X, M ff l 'r'-WYE' U--R 1 . af- . - X . Am o nf :gg . 5 p. ..V .- .X -:Q Qgzgi, .. Xi. . 4--.35 Q - -. Q -.,- 4 5 me f xii 4'-.. F! il U Q ...V P ' x. I QQCQQ f-sv- -C I. Cathy, D. Nizolek, S. Van Der Heide, 1. Sutherland, D. Garvilla, D Rosenthal, S. Hulse, C. Reilly, J. McGinnis, L. Hom, Advisors: Mrs. Buchalski, Mrs. Battiato. OFFICE GIRL High School Winners .,5 YOUTH IN junior High Winners Party Chairmen PEOPLE'S K. Green, P. Price, J. Cosco, A. Fichera D B. Hicks, D. Burrows, D. O'Neill, J. McGinnis. Rosenthal, ClTlZEN'S WINNER Janet McGinnis Pat Price Tony Fichera Dot Rosenthal Dan O'Neil1 Pat O'Neill Joe Cosco Perry'iVan Dunk Marilyn Minnernan Ceilly Reilly Judy Cathy ftiej Brenda Hicks Pete McGinnis Jack Sutherland Jim Minneman Martin Perry Judy Custard Gary Kirkland Richy Bell GU VER OFFICE County Clerk Welfare Com, Supervisor Justice of Peace Justice of Peace lst Councilman 2nd Councilman lst Assessor 2nd Assessor 3rd Assessor Town Clerk Town Clerk Supt. of Highwa Tax Collector Mayor lst Trustee 2nd Trustee 3rd Trustee 41:11 Trustee ys 53 MET PARTY People Citizen Citizen Citizen People People Citizen Citizen People Citizen Citizen People Citizen Citizen People People People People People OPPONENT Dan Burrows Gus Kelder Bob Buchalski Kathe Green Dolores Nizolek Cheryl Houston Jim Hayes Sal Patane Brenda Hicks Judy Cathy Mike Vadala Bob Boyle Jerry Sutherland John Musumeci Richard Boyle Cindy White Tom Atkins ATHLETICS :img fvf- ewt..-m:t,.g.q3n,9-e. ,,, -we-N H1 i r ' A I I f N 'Q we - 'treats 3155 fffiil fre '. 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W Ks LEAGUE GAMES Goshen W ashingtonville Cornwall Valley Central Otisville Florida fr-,me-fre Ld ' h :Q '5 z':Q22 ,f.2::a-X: .a te 1-- , 1 21, , -' fees- 1 - fl . . ff 7 ,TV -1 E f I 1 8 gs f f W is iw 3' 331' ,,. ts 511 P j 'K 4 if 1 .1 , , J , ,' ,- in ,' t 'W Q 1 3 3 - 2 Chester O - 1 Chester 1 -11 Chester 3 - 4 Chester 1 - O Chester 3 - 1 Chester ws msn M, ff-fm. .az 'wx la. KM ff, f. ,. i , . 11 2-.vzfm1s2f1Lif?af? f .-.f:.f1.1,.mf1 1:-:K , . J-'s,sz1sse1sfs'.fM1fW , . ,h-f ,+,f,1fz5gg3-QQ? , - i f .4 .fi-52123: 1514: is .. ,iv .fa .Numa . f - f - i-f-mm: Q f '... .Jr z f Chester Chester Chester Chester Chester Chester Chester Chester Chester Chester PIfChester BASKETBALL Varsity Scores Washingtonville Florida Otisville Tuxedo Washingtonville Minisink Florida Minisink Otisville Tuxedo Florida PFPlayoff for Section 9 invitation lst ROW: I. Ceriale, T. Richner, R. Perry, B Buehal ski, J. Cosco, S. Zaccagninog 2nd ROW: j. Burrows, I Hayes, I. Grassi, D. O'Neill, C. Perry, Coach Qulnn U sxwff ' 5 -' ' 1 4, -, 23 ,ll l vi X f - , ' lst ROW: P. McGinnis, P. Ruback, 1. Roach, J. Sutherland R Van Dusen, P. Straub, C. Kelder, B. Van Der Heideg 2nd ROW M Ferrara S. Patane, D. jankowiack, C. Gable, B. Van Der I-Ie1de J Prrce, B Ferrara CoachV Siracuse E 'Qi' ,Q Chester Chester Chester Chester Chester Washingtonville Florida Otisville Tuxedo Washingtonvillc fayuee Scores 51 Chester 60 Chester 50 Chester 62 Chester 52 Chester 59 Minisink Florida Minisink Otisville Tuxedo LE TTEHME D. O'Nei1l, Coach Quinn, I-I. Mapes. W ,- ,fum , fy f j fs R .3 ' .k ,,, A lg? ff Qs! pg. va lst ROW: D.Price, R. Straub, T. Atkins, G. Kirkland, C. Hicks, J. Suthcr 1and32nd ROW: P. Roggia, D. O'De1l, R. Boll, R. Buchalski, P. Rysdyke, G. Grassclena, J. Minncman, I. DeLuca, I. Musumcci. IU IOR HIGH OCCER CA DID 4, g .,1f5,ZgQ xjggezvf - fw-'fwzfi,gfggg , -wh - ,sv1Qffgg+gffm.25sQsawg,1, sl a gf- -L J- ,,,, fizxlff' TfY?'ffa:QWfL', 'V .i ff'f.Ewf1 E-W, wrt. 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Rosenthal. 2nd ROW: I. McGinnis D. Nizolek, C. Sortino, C. Houston, C. Reilly. 3rd ROW: P. VanDu.nk, B. Buchalski, I. Hayes, H. Mapes, C. Ohlmer, I. Henderson, A. Cassella. 4th ROW: G. Armel, B. Boyle, M. Zaccignino, R. Perry, D. O'Neill, P. O'Neill, T. Richner. VAR I TY CL UB ,- di' CHISER 1, CSL-IESZEYZ VC- 23.32, I EHIEHWR A j I L N y Hn. M 29 Q 64 MARlLYN'S TEAM THE CHAMPS lst ROW: M. Minnemen, C. Berthold. 2nd ROW: A. Reilly, C. Ohlmer, B. Custard, L. Hom. 3rd ROW: P. Henderson, B. Nelson, S. Van Der Heide, J. Van Der Heide, J. Sutherland, L. Peterson. GIRL L SOCCER DELORES' TEAM lst ROW: M. Henderson, D. Conservo, D. Nizolek, M. Ferrara. 2nd ROW: C. Kirkland, M. Reilly, D. Henderson, C. Houston, S. Patashnick. JANET's TEAM C. Lewis, I. Ruback, T. Cassa mere, M. Scandurra, E. Retel, C. Reilly, K. Szulwach, R. Ross, B. Hicks, L. Boyle, J. Garvilla, J. McGinnis. JANE'S TEAM QTHE CHAMPSJ lst ROW: M. Ferrara, I. Ruback, T Cassemere, M. Minnemang 2nd ROW: M. Scandurra, L. Hom, S. Van Der Heide, B. O'Conner: Absent K. Szulwach, B. O'Com1er. BETTY'S TEAM lst ROW: C. Lewis, L. Boo, B. Smith, M, Reilly, J. Musumecig 2nd ROW: I. Conklin J. Cathy, L. Boyle, C. Houston, D. Nizolek, B Hicks. BONNIE'S TEAM lst ROW: B. Custard, B. Neslon, K. Green: 2nd ROW: D. Henderson, C. Berthold, C. Reilly, M. Henderson, 3rd ROW: K. Lekis, D. Doremus, D. Missilli, P. Henderson. GIRLS 1 BASKETBALL Scoreboard DATE WINNER LOSER jan. Bonnie Sandy Jan. jane Betty jan. Betty Sandy jan, jane Bonnie I an . Jane S andy Feb. Betty Bonnie SANDY'S TEAM lst ROW: P. Strick- land, F. La Spina, S. Patashnick, D. Rosenthal, W. Kirk- land, 2nd ROW: j. Tompkins, R. Ross, V. Hayes, J. Suther- land, J. Garvilla, J. Henderson, I. 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Sutherland, K. Szulwach, A. Pearce, B. Nelson, D. Rosenthal, 1. Musumeci, D. D. Nizolek, A. Reilly, M. Reilly, L. Henderson, 1. Cathy, T. Cassernere, P. Wallace, E. Retel, V, Hayes, P. Wyckoff, 1. Custrad, D. Missilli, V. Henderson. DeGr0at. WILMA'S TEAM MARlLYN'S TEAM W. Kirkland, B. Smith, K. Green, S. M. Minneman, S. Van Der Heide, C. Bell, J. Van Der Heide, B. Custard, S. Reilly, M. Henderson, J. Ruback, L. Horn, Patashnick, P. Strickland, L. Hom, C. M. Scandurra, K. Zielinski, J. johnson, C. Lewis. Sortino, M69 ww! K W Q if v Y x .3 EK A ,. c. . 2 Q 'five f .f nl wi 3522 a , Sgwifn 3 fin: 3 -'-,-,-,-,,.,.4 QL.-A ...I---'if ggi x ADVERTISING .ww 'WW 1 . my Compliments Compliments of of Cf. C. HAWKINS CHESTER if SON, INC. MEMORIALS, INC. MOBIL HEAT -- MOBIL KEROSINE A MONUMENT OR STATUE TO FIT EVERYONE'S NEED Chester, New York 469-2323 Chester, New York 469-2561 THE THREE BEARS f' -N-, F J ,Wj 4 1 , 1' X l .' X1 wptlfq Trl' W' M, X fox:-lfiwvlf. fu! 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M Compliments of BUSTER CRABB EE POOLS RUSSO'S installed by Luncheonette Al Turi lCe Cream Asphalt Paving TTC and Toys , Goshen, N. Y. - Q -' P 2 - 71 hone 94 71 S,-,,, Compliments of ORANGE PIES -- ON POULTRY 9111A FARM 173 Greenwich Ave . Goshen, N.Y Compliments Compliments of of G. MAPES SERVICE STATION Chester, N. Y. CLEM AND DAlSY'S DEPT. STORE Compliments of CAVALLARO FARMS Chester, N.Y. Compliments of The Chester P. T . A . Compliments of CALLO'S COZY CORNER Route 17M 8: 94 Chester, New York Your Hosts Nan gl Vince MIDWAY SERVICE STATION Chester, N.Y. PETER'S FOOD MARKET 469e2.332. Chester, N.Y. YIZ ZA . my ,, Q 1'-I ' 71 , v .- . to-xA.5,f Compliments of MONASTRA'S Restaurant and Pizzeria Florida, N. Y . DEALER DON'S CENTRAL Service Center 24 Hr. Towing Tires Zin Acces Route 17 Phone 469-7781 Nites 2328 Chester, N.Y . A.B. Lord gl Son WELDING Chester, N.Y. Congratulations from BALL FORD INC . 'Fun' 151 Creenwich Avenue O V435-I Goshen, N.Y. Compliments of BUTCI-l'S AUTO MACHINE Chester, New York The Clothes Horse 217 Main Street Goshen, N.Y Country Clothes Tel. 294-6061 Compliments of DeCker's Store Chester, New York CLOVER LEAF RESTAURANT Go Shen, New Yo rk Compliments of Chester O11 -..4'.' N Hardware l Q I Chester, N, Y. Complilnents ofthe FiChera's .Toe 8,1 Sam The New Village Tavern Meadow Road, Florida, N.Y. Plumbing at H ' it fi A 11 Heating My + 1- ,W Chester, N.Y. 'iff --ii Lobster C21 Special HO -9-4608 Tel. 651-7222 or 651-3352 C 1' 0 omp iments of Compliments of Q9 M A f f iii? 1 NJ TOM'S s ' C1 h' 7 3 RQ '59 3 awyer s ot ing T ,N ., ,4el, j T N 'f3'f GREENHOUSE Goshen, New York pwf T , A T ', ' A 'ff Goshen, N.Y. Dkk !5 lf X H1 Naam , Q 'fm N 3 L1',- QE In 1 A a lg 3? i FSQQVXCE C FRANK ,S CANDY BAR AND DELICA TESSEN he stef, New York DERR Y DALE PO UL TR Y FARM Coshen, New York LES GREEN WOOD, SR TV SALES if SERVICE Elm St. Chester, N.Y. Tel. 469-2161 Compliments of B if I GARAGE Chester, N.Y. B. Barth J. Wyckoff Y ,:f 'S.9,1321 JGARAGE HB5 I :Nfl wr,,,,,f -MDM-W. ,. s ,-- Z ROSARIO CONTORINO PRODUCE GRQWER Fx SHIPPER Chester, N.Y. Tel. 469-232.7 Flower 8: Cift k M, Shoppe R' ' A l in ,,, ff: ,N x Wim, fkfify ,wtf gf? N- .J-L5 KAS-LYNE's Wk ,,xlT Wxwf' ' 8 Millpohd Pky Monroe, N.Y. 783-2179 Left: Route 17M Chester, N . Y. Right: Main Street Chester, N.Y. THE CHESTER NATIONAL BANK CHESTER, NEW YORK Branches at: Big V Plaza, Route 32, Vailsgate, N.Y. and Dolson Ave., Middletown, N.Y. Member' of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Left: Dolson Ave. Middletoxvn, N . Y. Right: Route 32. Vailsgate, N.Y. Compliments of CLARENCE S. KNIGHT Hardware, Paint, Sporting Goods Plumbing, Heating Compliments of HAMBLETONIAN TAVERN Chester, New York 469-7681 ZZ Lake Street, Monroe, N.Y. Compliments Compliments of of THOMAS F. FLYNN FUNERAL HOME Hudson Street Chester, New York 469-2330 THE MONROE BOOTERY Fine Footware And Apparel Lake Street Monroe, New York Compliments of THRIFT DRUG CO. F2 C 1 Q lS Lake St. 4 - Monroe, N.Y. MONROE JEWELERS Timely Cifts For All Occasions 30 Lake Street Monroe, New York STory-3-2.361 C. B. ELECTRONICS Chas . Buchalski Radio -- TV -- Service Hi-Fi -- Antennas Maple Ave . Phone: Chester, N.I-I. 469-4931 CHARLES J. KRZYZCZUK Your Local Agent METROPOLITAN LIFE INS. CO All Forms of Life 8: Health Ins . Plan Your Future . . . Now R. I. SURESKY if SON CHRYSLER -- PLYMOUTH VALIANT -- RENAULT 224 W. Main St. Phone: Goshen, N.Y. 294-5177 14 Grove St. Middletown, N.Y 10940 frifff X Best Wishes 4' For N wx Family A., 9 Fun MONROE BOWL-O-F UN 24 Brunswick Gold Crown Lanes Rt. 17M Monroe, N..Y.. Compliments of FRANETTE SPORTSWEAR CO . Chester, N. Y . Complim ents of MONASTRA'S CHESTER DINER Rt. 17M Phone: Chester, N. Y. 469-7721 SPO O R MR. 6 MRS. EDWARD OTTERSTEDT MR. S MRS. FRANK PRICE MR. DANIEL PAVER MR. G MRS. VINCENT PICONE MR. S MRS. MORRIS GERNER P TRO MR. 8 MRS. GEORGE W. PERNA MR. ROBERT HOAG JOE FIX IT'S TOY VILLAGE MR. G MRS. 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Phone: Chester, N.Y. 469-4338 . james O'Connor Mr. E3 Mrs. Minneman Miss Brenda Custard Mr. 8 Mrs. Londis Miss Judy Custard Mr. james Bartlett Mr. G Mrs. LaManna john G Snuff jules Men's 8 Boy's Wear Mr. Edward Tomcho Mr. Iohn Bate Mr. G Mrs. joseph Battiato If we have made any errors in the HANHELETONIAN, we are sorry. Please be patient and assured that they were unintentional. THA K YOU Sincere appreciation goes to Mr. Peterson and Mr. Van Dusen our principals, to the faculty members for their encouragement and support, to all loyal patrons and advertisers -- to each and everyone the '66 Hambletonian Staff is very grateful. Our thanks are also extended to Mr. Arnold for his technical advice, and to the Orange County Post, the Evening News, and Alston Studios for their photography. Our special thanks goes to Mrs. Re for her patience and assistance. 92 y ' w V w ' WW '- f '7W' ' Y I' I ' Y fav 'B