Chester High School - Hambletonian Yearbook (Chester, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1974 volume:

gn habe totes 2 AROS re eR Ea ee eS aed Vy New Teachers, 1 t 4 Different Classes qm ree? att 1 rerheeia® aiiit ir? ae a � © Pe% ans! aE LoS a Ee ee REE eR) He el BS oe fo fel i , _ LUN zs 8 a. , Wa ae ie (, Ave fs . od rane RR a a oe i AAR io] ALAM XY ee NANA ANN AN x . ‘ AN A AN Ne AN Memories of the Class of... Det itobepe SRL Sitting in the senior lounge: on the chairs, on the table, the floor, on the window sills, anywhere there's room. Latest gossip and small talk. Everything you wanted to know about the sex life of most of the kids in the class. Time goes by ever so slowly, par- ticularly when there's nothing to do. “Hey, what time is it?’ A clatter of heels and sneakers, and the seats and tables are empty WE FEEL IT WOULD BE IN- APPROPRIATE TO DEDICATE THIS BOOK TO ANY ONE PAR- TICULAR INDIVIDUAL— WE FEEL “THIS WAY a CAUSE SO MANY DIFFERENT PEOPLE HAVE CARED FOR AND ABOUT US. THEREFORE, AT THIS TIME WE DEDICATE OUR BOOK TO ALL THE MEN AND WOMEN— —WHO CARED —CLASS OF '74 Flute—Donna Scandurra, Susan Bah- ren, Mary Johnson, Susan Liseski, JoAnn Nucifora. Oboe—Laura Desharnais. Basson—Regina Morrissey. Clarinet—Lynn Etkin, Eileen Tolosky, Bonnie Grillo, Terri McLemore, Debra Durma, Debbie House, Lorraine Boe- nisch, Ron Studenny, Marianne Bruca- to, Robert Ibe. Alto Clarinet—Michael Blau. Symphonic Band Bass Clarinet—Martin Shapter. Alto Saxophone—Ann Bilotta, Mar- gretta Johnson, Nancy Tolosky. Tenor Saxophone—Steve Liseski. Baritone Saxophone—Tom Dowd. Trumpet—Andrew Picone, Leslie Greenwood, Chris Bilcik, Paul Spina, Terry Bjornsen. French Horn—Pam Buchalski, Walter Clark, Eileen Flood. Trombone—Gary Johnson, Richard Becker, Frank Desharnais. Baritone—Tim Johnson, Perry Buchal- ski, Johnny Ravert. Bass—Greg Grasselina, Mike Maynard, Kevin Flood. Percussion—Edward Custard, Tom La- Hoda, Ron Fulciniti, Dody Donald. a a ee re Perdue - a � - Hi © Ls o a oY af Or.;| Concert Band—Mary Johnson, Susan Liseski, Irene Nelson, Karen Turek, JoAnn Nucifora, Theresa Buttner, Deborah Nucifora, Lynn Etkin, Bonnie Grillo, Terri McLemore, Debra Durma, Lorraine Boenisch, Debbie House, Ron Studenny, Regina Morrissey, Martin Shapter, Marianne Brucato, Tom Dowd, Chris Bilcik, Paul Spina, Leslie Greenwood, Terry i. f r ee ee oe Bjornsen, Karl Kuenneke, Ted Neidnig, Ross Vadala, Alan Cathy, Tom Kelly, Alan Hechtman, John Stanley, Billy VanDeBogart, Steve Smith, Pam Buchalski, Walter Clark, Eileen Flood, Richard Becker, Frank Desharnais, David Donald, Perry Buchalski, Johnny Ravert, Kevin Flood, Joe Perez, Karl Turek, Russ LaSpina, Charles Semmeles, Ron Fulciniti, Colleen Firehock, Steve Giza. Stage Band Top Row L-R—Mr. Kilpatrick, Ronald Studenny Steve Liseski, Margetta Johnson, Ronald Fulciniti, Eddie Custard, Mike Maynard, Gregory Grasselina Bottom Row L-R—Tim Jonson, Richard Becker, Gary Johnson, Paul Spina, Andrew Picone, Tom Kelly oy ae Po She a a cS? “RF ‘ Chorus Top Row L-R—Mr. Kilpatrick, J. Ravert, A. Cathy, D. Durma, � ee D. Deleon, K. Turek, S. Liseski, de ¥ i W. Clark; M. Johnson, K. John- , bf r ' : { : son, T. Kelly, T. Savaglio ' : Lower Row—T. Johnson, G : ’ : -.. Le aM Grasselina, J. Battiato, T J . a HIGH SCHOOL Dowd, A. Picone, K. Flood, ¥ , ey -Ssstiesatny ally M. Johnson, S. Liseski, S. Bah . - ren, R. Studenny, D. Donald, M. Blau Band Officers Top Row—S. Liseski, Gary Johnson, E. Custard, T. John- son, G. Grasselina, M. John- son, S. Bahren, M. Maynard, D. Donald, Susan Liseski. Chess Club—R. Zaccagnino, T. Johnson, P. Spadafora, F. Moody, M. LaManna, B. Cornell, R. Smith, S. Spadafora Library Club—M. Clemente, K. Hutnick, L. DeChiara, B Grillo, J. Cornell. Second Row—C. Ferrara, C. Studenny, K. Douglas, D. House, T. McLemore. Top Row—Y. Zaccag- nino, C. Ross, A. Mazzarulli, R. Zaccagnino, D. Lewis, D Gabel, C. Szulwach, J. Quinones, N. Donald Best Wishes ART PARAS ALLSTATE Youth-in-Government—Left Group—Bottom to Top—P Grande, A. Picone, L. Greenwood, R. Studenny, E. Taylor, N. Donald, G. Grasselena, K. Atkin, Y. Zaccagnino. Right Group—T. Kelly. D. Donald, J. Ravert, M. Johnson, G Fulford, D. Durma, S. Bahren, K. Johnson, K. Turek, S Liseski, M. Johnson, T. Moore, S. Liseski, G. Johnson Student Council—Kneeling—M. Witschard, H. Kwartler, J. Newlin, B. Richner, R. Studenny. Second Row—E. Cust- ard, C. Newell, J. Davis, T. Fichera, G. VanDerBogart. Back Row—R. Falcone, K. Flood, E. Taylor, C. Ross, L. Cavallaro, Yolanda Zaccagnino, S. Liseski, D. Roggia, R Garvilla. Standing is—M. Neidnig—President. Phone- 469-9893 Leo O’Grady Proprietor OG’S PUB Good Luck To The Class of '74 Drama Club In Front—K. Kienzle, T. Savaglio, M Coyle, K. Lorgan, M. Clemente, C. Fer rara, K. Simmons, A. Mazzarulli, K. Kre her, Y. Zaccagnino, J. Desharnais. On Stairs—W. VanDerBogart, S. Bahren. A Margolis, T. Fichera, M. Maynard, D. Donald, N. Donald, C. Vanacore, M. Blau, J. Ravert, T. Johnson, D. Donald, A House, W. Clark, K. Eberle, Coach—Mr Duval, C. Schmitz “Swinging High’”’ Cast Crew Front—A. Mazzarulli. First Row—D. Don ald, D. House, C. Schmitz, M. Shaptner, P. Spina, T. McLemore, P. Buchalski Second Row—M. Coyle, A. Margolis, T Fichera, W. VanDerBogart, M. Blau, K Kienzle, K. Lorgan, A. Bilotta, D. Scandur- ra, A. House, K. Eberle. Standing—W. Clark, L. Greenwood, M. Maynard, J. Rav- ert. D. Donald, T. Savaglio, N. Tolosky, M. Clemente, Director T. Duval, C. Fer- rara, S. Bahren, J. Battiato, R. Zaccag- nino, B. Grillo, S. Liseski, M. Johnson, E Custard, M. Johnson, G. Johnson, D. Durma, J. Desharnais National Thespian Honor Troupe 1322 Front—M. Neidnig, J. Desharnais, C. Ferrara, C. Schmitz S O | ety On Stairs—K. Kienzle, Y. Zaccagnino, S. Bahren, M. Maynard, A. Margolis, Mr. Duval—Sponsor. L-R—K. Kienzle, N. Donald, G. Gras- selena, and P. Green. Credits and Thanks SPONSORS CAGRRIE BEAUTY SALON—4 Oak Street THE ALPINE RESTAURANT—Rte. 94, Chester 469-9876 “Lettuce Onions'’'—J. M. SCANDURRA MULQUEEN ENTERPRISES, INC DOMENIC SAVAGLIO—Oak Street Chester BOOSTERS Border Sales Co. of Orange County, Inc Fichera Son Mechanical Contractors Mr. Mrs. David Donald Mr. Mrs. Donald J. Maynard Sugar Loaf Leather Trading Co Chester Hardware George L. Mapes Mr. Robert Dougherty C. Marcellino Mr. Mrs. Gene lanuzzi Family Mr. Mrs. George Vanacore Family Jules Men's Wear Ford Co.—Monroe Motors, Inc Ed Ann The Charles Buchalski Family PATRONS Leonard Dorfman—Wall Paper Showroom Mr. Mrs. Nicholas lerardi FRIENDS Steve F. Valastro Mr. Mrs. Bila The Country Collector Antiques The Audio Center Sara Sue Armes Mr. Mrs. Ravert Richard Mirer Stephen Malaney Chester Bargain Boutique Mrs. Hechtman Mr. Mrs. J. Collins Mr. Mrs. Walter Vadala Mr. Mrs. George Stamp Mr. Mrs. Lange Mr. Mrs. Neger Smith Mr. Mrs. McNamara Mr. Mrs. Desharnais Mr. Mrs. Ottenburg Mr. Mrs. Leo Rotunda Mrs. McDonnell Mrs. Eileen Conlon Mr. Mrs. W. Meyer Barry Balach and Family “Puppy Dog” Mrs. Schumaci EDITOR KEVIN KIENZLE All Artwork by Kevin Kienzle except for Divider Page design on page 17, by William Jones. Article on page 24 by Kay Kreher and LuAnn Cavallaro. Article on page 37 by Paul Green. All other articles and copy including poem on page 79 by Kevin Kienzle Student Photography by Kevin Kienzle and Jeff Cornell. Layout Design by Kevin Kienzle. Advertis- ing: Terry Fichera, Cathy Vanacore, Trina Dore mus, Connie Szulwach, Kevin Kienzle, Cindy Rich ner, Robert Garvilla and Michael Maynard. Fund Raising Activities: Terry Fichera, Cathy Vanacore, Claudia Ferrara, Yolanda Zaccagnino, Kevin Kien- zle, Donna Musumeci, Terri McLemore, Joe lerardi, Nola Donald, Cheryl Fleming, Vivian Valle, Jeff Schultz, Danny Durant, John Bono, Ralph Zaccag- nino, and Margie Garvilla. We wish to thank those not mentioned here who helped us in varying capacities. The Yearbook would also like to thank Mr. Everett K. Arnold of the American Yearbook Com- pany for his assistance in the production of this book. We would also thank Davis Studio s and The Citizen Herald for invaluable help with our Photo- graphy Dept. To all who have helped, again many thanks This page Compliments of the Class of '73. Soccer Only A Man's Game? The Girl's Soccer Team accomplished something which has never been done in the past by any girls team from Chester: they won the Western Division Championship and played in the Orange County Girl's Soc- cer Championship. The Team could not have done all this if it wasn't for the winning attitude each girl possessed. The teams 8-1-1 regular season record reflects this attitude. Since only three girls will be leaving the team, the soccer team is looking forward to another great season next year. ee fy —_ 3 Vy Sant rt Pn pa aise. ees Compliments From The Employees Of The Chester A P Route 17M Chester, N.Y. + ba Oe ram) y ne eo eh ope +) eae se - e=geeEeSe ewregerrcaas res TSE re See rane et WHR: . . Te ea8S, Lye ™ ‘ . : ; BORO HE rene a! cs y ie “al ROSS P. VERO Insurance Notary Public Independent Agent —All Forms of Insurance 145 Main St. Chester, New York With the freezing weather setting in amidst the applause and groans, the soc- cer season ends with a Boys Varsity Record of 3 wins 9 losses and 2 ties. TEXACO Chester Valley Inc. y Vi ps TRIBuTORS 1S os GASOLINE HEATING a | _— Basketball It's twenty after six, and the players of the first game are out on the floor, going through warmups. The Varsity Club members selling hot dogs this evening are heading up to the Home Ec. room. Meanwhile, spectators arrive at the gym entrance with money in their hands. Throughout the first game, more and more people arrive, filling the gym up, ever so slowly. At a quarter of eight, the first game ends with Chester in the lead 58-56. There is a mad rush into the gym lobby while the floor ex- changes JV players for the Varsity Bas- ketball Team. As the Hambletonians charge onto the floor, the cheer- leaders do their thing-stomps, cheers and applause. The buzzer is sounded, bringing an end to the break between games. The voice behind the microphone wel- comes the crowd to Chester High and proceeds with the line-up for both teams. The National Anthem is played and the game begins. Top — LuAnn Cavallaro scoops the ball over the head of her opponent as fellow team member Kay (STAR) Kreher (45) looks on. Above—Our man Darrer is set for battle as he charges down the court. Upper Right—John Sheehan makes a last attempt at the ball as his man goes up for the shot. Right—Pro-man Dan Roggia. Ten men occupy the spotlight while their coaches observe, referees blow their whistles and jog the length of the floor, and fans boo or cheer alter- nately. First period ends with Chester behind 14-18. The players are whisked to the side, their attention riveted to their coach as he goes over their per- formances. Spectators jostle in their seats waiting for the action to resume. Booing, cursing, cheering, screaming. At the end of the first half, the score is Chester 26—Visitors 28. Chester is not yet ready to give up. Everything is a loud buzz in the small area of the gym lobby as a multitude of spectators, all ages and shapes, crowd about, each packed in closely with those around him. Some are wait- ing on line to buy hot dogs or soda, some are trying to make phone calls at the booth, most stand about talking to friends, making plans for the evening after the game is over. The half time break is nearly over now and most re- turn to their seats, waiting for the ref to blow his whistle, resuming the action. 26-28 28-28 30-28 30-30 No one is sure as to how this game will turn out. The crowd gets caught up in the excitement and plans for the evening are left off for a while. Fans begin booing the refs again. A small fight breaks out on the floor as two players have a disagreement as to who should have the ball. Both players get benched. The veins on Mr. Payne's neck stand out as he shouts various plays to his men. “Number TWO!, Number TWO! ’ Top—Bill Perry coming down for the fast break. Above—Are Bo McGinnis and the referee doing a jig with the ball? Upper Right—Billy Darrer, George Gabel, Billy Perry and Dan Roggia wait for the opposing team. Right—The eyes of Vic lanuzzi (No. 52), remain transfixed on the ball while team member George Gabel recovers his balance. Photographer's flashes go off from various corners of the gym. 30-30 30-32 32-32 34-32 Aslight lead, but no one is relaxing. 34-32 36-32 End of third quarter. Fourth quarter begins. 36-32 36-34 37-34 38-34 More fouls are called on each team. Basketballs are shot home with amaz- ing accuracy to their destinations. The score is tight. The racket from the stands is almost unbearable as the game nears its finish. The players of both teams take wild shots in the few remaining seconds. 48-48 A foul is called on the visiting team. A chorus of groans rise up out of the far side of the gym. The man from Chester is at the foul line and all eyes are on himas he reaq- ies himself for the shot. He wipes the sweat from around his eyes. The visi- tors raise a clatter of noise as he elev- ates the ball. The ball floats through the air for a second, then dives down through the net to break the tie. Top Right—Connie Szulwach and Melinda Clemente fight for the ball with a Valley Central girl. Center—Susan Bah- ren, Donna Scandurra and Yolanda Zaccagino help spur the Varsity Team into action. Center Right—A few words of advice between quarters. Right—Bo McGinnis asks, ME, ref??” The Ghester National Bank | Chester, N.Y “‘Congratilations To Th@@lass of 74. Bec: ih ed adhe 4K Compliments of )Chester High School Band Best Wishes Danny’s Uptown Chester, N.Y. The’73 Team Mr. Cathy-coach; Top Row—Mike Price, Jim Charette, Dan Roggia, Paul Green, Howard Nelson. Second Row—Gary DeSantis, Ken Bjornsen, Billy Perry, Gary Grossman, Kenny Decker. Bottom Row—Joseph Zolnoski, Steve Maynard, Rob Garvilla, Eddie Cus- tard, Edward McGinnis. 4 oes weer Pe Goi Ss ae re THE CHAMPS! 1973 Season The Chester High School Baseball Team terminated a great season by whipping Millbrook High School for the Regional Championship. This was news! Prior to that game, Chester had conquered Delaware Valley and Florida for the Class D and Sectional Championships. In fact, the regular season started off on the right foot as Minisink met defeat at the hands of Chester. Things looked bad for awhile when Goshen crushed the Chester men, but Chester came back and finished its 1973 season with a 10-5 record. Congratulations to the Class of 1974 BUY SAVE HESTE MBER Rte. 17M, Chester, N.Y. 10918 Great Success in Future Endeavors! 469-9886 Joans Variety Store 19 Main St. Chester, N.Y. Color and Black White TV Stereo and Antenna Services 123 Main St. Chester, N.Y. 10918 COMPLIMENTS OF SR 17M Chester 469-9622 469-9889 a i J J� F AMP RY’S MOE 4 = oe “4 9 rvi with a Smile. = turned away 7 : Modified Girl's Soccer Team Kneeling—L-R—A. Boenisch, M. Lord, E. Flood, M. Garvilla, M. Schultz, M. Fayol, M. Douglas Standing—Coach Lynn Mayer, M. Johnson, B.G Grillo, J. Smith, G. Fulford, J. Smith, J. Nucifora, D. Nucifora, J. Edwards, D. Ulikowski. 7th And 8th Grade Soccer Team Bottom Row—J. Walsh, B. LaHoda, R. LaSpina, T. Bjornsen, M. Blau, S. Paras, T. Kelly, A. Perry, A. Battiato, K. Ellefsen, F. Desharnais. Stand- ing—Coach Gene Cathy, R. Garvilla, R. Studen- ny, G. lanuzzi, W. Sheehan, K. Turek, M. Kimball, S. Witschard, A. LaSpina, R. Marciano, C. Sem- meles, J. Davis, J. Garvilla, R. Falcone, S. Giza, R. Richner, J. Utter, M. Minnock, T. Johnson, G. Colangelo. Boy’s J.V. Soccer Team Kneeling—V. Depee, J. Gargulio, M. LaManna, B. Englehart, G. O’Brien. Stand ’ i ing—Coach Clement Navitsky, S. Maynard, J. Kirkland, R. Kirkland, P. Buchal- Boy Ss Va rsity C | U b ski, W. Taylor, J. Desharnais, B. Price, R. Martini. Girl's Varsity Soccer Kneeling—M. Johnson, E. Taylor, C. Fire- hock, A. Walsh, D. Heffner, D. LaManna, R. DeSantis, L. Dolson. Standing—Coach Brenda Winslow, T. Moore, N. Buchalski, K. Flood, L. Atkin, E. Tolosky, L. Man- gano, C. Ross, N. Donald, K. Atkin, L. Desharnais, K. Kreher, C. Szulwach, L. Cavallaro, Y. Zaccagnino Boy’s Varsity Soccer Kneeling—E. Custard, J. Buchalski, C. Schmitz, R. McNamara, R. Garvilla, C. Ross, R. Binkowski, M. Neidnig. Stand- ing—J. Smith, E. Essig, D. Roggia, K. Bjornsen, G. Kirkland, D. Kirkland, J. Sheehan. Coach V. Payne not present in picture Left-to-Right—K. Bjornsen, E. Essig, B. Price, C. Schmitz, B. Englehart, M. Maynard, J. Zolnoski, E. Custard, P. Green, R. Garvilla, M. Neidnig, D. Roggia. oe A oe ay ag a oh i link @ Girl's Athletic Club Bottom Row: L. Mayer, T. Moore, Y. Zaccagnino, N. Bulchalski, K Atkin, K. Kreher, L. Cavallaro, C. Ross, B. Winslow. Second Row—C. Parsons, L. Mangano, I. LaSpina, E. Tolosky, M. Johnson, S. Bahren, M. Clemente, D. LaManna, L. Desharnais. Third Row—C. Szulwach, N. Donald, E. Taylor, L. Dolson, K. Hutnick, R. DeSantis. Fourth Row—A. Walsh, J. Quinones, D. Vadala, D. Fulciniti, L. Atkin, K. Flood, C. Firehock. Top Row—J. Smith, A. Schmitz, R. Edwards, D. House, C. Gauthier. J.V. Basketball Team Front Row L-R—Mike Peliere, Gordon Van Der Bogart, Bobby Englehart, Frank Decker, Bill Perry. Second Row—Steve May- nard, William McNamara, Robert Quinones, John Conservo, Jerry Kirkland. Standing—Coach Eugene Cathy, Richard Baa- monde, Steve Liseski, Jay Buchalski, John Battiato, John Sheehan, Tony Lewis 7th 8th Grade Team Front Row—John Garvilla, Mike Lewis, Frank Moody, Tom Kelly, Charles Sem- meles, Steve Paras, Richard Garvilla, Gene lanuzzi. Standing—Coach Clement Navitsky, Tom Savaglio, Steve Giza, Roch Baamonde, Karl Turek, Richard Mar- ciano, Mike Kimball, and Managers Chris- topher Larsen and James Walsh. Boy’s Varsity Basketball Kneeling—Bi!l Darrer, Edward (Bo) Mc- Ginnis, Robert Garvilla, William Perry. Standing—Coach Verdelle Payne Jr., Steve Maynard, Mark Manning, Victor lanuzzi, Dan Roggia, Louis DeChiara, George Gabel, Managers John Garvilla and Mike Kimball. Girl's Basketball Team In Front—Kathy Flood, Pamela Buchalski. Second Row—Lois Atkins, Donna Fulciniti, Ann Walsh, Coleen Firehock. Standing— Coach Lynn Mayer, Melinda Clemente, Karen Atkin, Laura Desharnais, LuAnn Cavallaro, Kay Kreher, Connie Szulwach. First Row—Barton Lahoda, Alex Perry, Brian Cornell, Larry Hughes, Alan Hechtman, Joe Perez, Ronald Studenny, George Colangelo. Second Row—Kathieen Lorgan, Mike Blau, Richard Falcone. David Donald, Steve Smith, Chery! Flemings, John Stanley, Eileen Flood, Marjorie Garvilla. Third Row—Robert Platz, Tom Kelly, Martin Shapter, John Garvilla, Debbie Nucifora Keith Eberle, Bill Van Der Bogart, Jodi Edwards. Top Row—Theresa Buttner, Regina Morrisey Marianne Brucato, Beth Katz, Joanne Nucifora, Donna Ulikowski, Susan Richner, Rose Ann Savaglio, Gary Retel r on | ’ f Ti | a; : ; a a —_— 7 First Row L-R—Mary Lord, Wendy Edwards, Mary Conklin, Cheryl Newell, Beverly Cathy, Arlene Boenisch, Sally Charette, Wendy Ritt, Jenny Smith. Second Row—Danny Durand, David Beach, John Bono, Vivian Valle, Anthony lanuzzi, Trina Doremus, Barbara Gonzales, Valerie Holloway, Robin Smith. Third Row—Albert House, John Desharnais, John Hasbrouck, Marcel Witschard, Frank Peliere, Dale Larsen. Fourth Row—Joe Newlin, Antonio LaSpina, Robert Ibe, Mihall Giannakouras, Jack OhImer, Stephen Giza, Mike Lewis, James Walsh. L. Baltimore, R. Baltimore, M. Burch, R Garvilla, M. Giglio, J.S. Green, T Johnson, M. Kimble, R. LaSpina, M. Minnock, |. Nelson, G. Novak, R. Richner, M. Rizzi, J. Schultz, B. Seibert, W. Sheehan. |. Straub, J. Utter, R. Valle, A. Mc- Donald, R. Baamonde, D. Binkowski, T Bjornsen, L. Boenisch, C. Curtis, L Custard, F. Desharnais, D. Durma, L Fleming, K. Flood, P. Fratto, R. Fulciniti. G. Fulford, P. Grande, L. Greenwood. H. Kwartler, C. Larsen, S. Liseski, A. Mc- Quillan, W. O'Brien, S. Paras, S. Predmore. J. Ravert, B. Sherwin, J. Smith, K Turek, C. Angelastro, A. Battiato, A Cathy, W. Clark, J. Davis, L. Davis, M Douglas, K. Ellefsen, M. Fayol, L. Fichera, T Grahn, D. Grossman, G. lanuzzi. C. Koskie, K. Kuenneke, R. Marciano. B. Martini, F. Moody, |. Navarro, T. Neid- nig, R. Parsons, B. Ritt, T. Savaglio, M. Schultz, C. Semmeles, J. Smith. K Tu- rek, M. Watson, L. Hughes, D. DeLeon Ralph Zaccagnino during a rehearsal of “Swingin High”. L. Atkin, J. Battiato, J. Berte, P. Buchalski, P. Buchlaski, L. Catalano, C. Colangelo, J. Desharnais, C. Firehock, K Flood, C. Frank, L. Hooper, M. Johnson, W. McNamara, W Perry, C. Smith, J. Smith, R. Vadala, A. Walsh, R. Zaccagnino, B. Hughes, C. Curtis, L. DeChiara, F. Decker, J. DeLuca, R Edwards, M. Ferrara, D. Gabel, J. Giglio, W. Grahn, B Grillo, R. Har tfield, J. Kirkland, T. McLemore, G. OBrien, A. Schmitz, J. Seibert, P. Spadafora, P. Spina, C. Studenny, S. VanDeusen, D. Yehling, S. Maynard, R. Holloway, J Musumeci, C. Bilcik, R. Binkowski, D. Brucato, V. Depee, C. Douglas, R. Englehart, L. Etkin, D. Heffner, D. House, R, Kirkland, F. Kuenneke, M. LaManna, W. Lewis, M. Man- ning, B. Nienburg, C. Ross, E. Seibert, J. Sheehan, S. Spadafora, W. Taylor. Below: John Sheehan having a heart-to-heart-to-heart talk with himself. +H, Climb every mountain; Search high and low. Follow every highway; _ Everypath you know. Till you find your dream... Chester Parent-Teacher Association 1 AA - ™ Andrew Picone getting his teeth into a juicy one In Front—M. Clemente, T. Moore. Second Row—A. Van- DerHeide, |. LaSpina, D. Charette, C. Gauthier, M. Coyle, J. Beach, D. Fulciniti, Y. Lewis, E. Taylor, R. DeSantis, W. Darrer, T. Heffner, T. Davis. Back Row—M. Oakes, G. Brylowski, L. O'Conner, E. Tolosky, J. Pister, L. Mangano, K. Hollowell, T. Lewis, M. Martin, J. Buchalski. Terri’s Charco-Broil Chester N.Y. P. Margolis, R. Douglas, R. Becker, A. Picone, G. VanDerBogart, M. Johnson, T. LaHoda, K. Johnson, R. Baamonde. Not present at time picture was taken—P. lerardi, R. Quinones, D, Kirkland, M. Pulvirent, C. Witschard, J. Tice. CHURCH OF CHRIST Vails Gate Rt. 94 Forge Hill Rd. Phone: 562-6290 First Row—K. Bjornsen, |. Navarro, A. Mazzarul li, A. Foley, M. Eberle, T. Fichera, C. Foley, J Conservo. Second Row: D. Donald, K. Hut- nick, N. Donald, J. Quinones, C. Ross, N Buchalski, C. Szulwach, T. Bila, S. Hubbard Back Row—G. Kirkland, R. Martini, B. Price, L. Desharnais, E. Custard, K. Atkin. BOCES Students—J. Smith, C. Richner, D. LaManna, C. Vanacore, D. Schmitz, L. Dolson, P. Eversley. Congratulations To The Class of '74 Bob’s Gun Exchange LLOYDS The All-Under-One-Roof Shopping Center Tel. 469-2849 Best Wishes! CHESTER AUTO BODY, INC. Complete Collision Repairs Chester, N.Y. Rte. 17M 10918 Rte. 17M Chester, N.Y Quickway Exit 126 UNITED AUTO ELECTRIC INC. Ws Stick To it! h nt? Quality Service Phone: 469-467¢ « oo w ‘ —— es a en Susan Ann Bahren Rita Becker Jeffrey Steven Cornell William Englehart Jerilyn Buchalski Lenore DiDonato Edward W. Essig 469-4262 Plaza Cards ‘n Gifts Gifts For All Occasions Hallmark Cards Russell Stover Candies Quickway Plaza Chester, N.Y. 10918 469-2389 Butch’s Auto Machine All Types Mechanical Work Towing Millers Lane Box 503 Chester, N.Y. 469-2322 Van’s Rexall Drugs The Chester Pharmacy Prescriptions—Drugs Cosmetics—Gifts—Candy—Cards Downtown Chester FARMS HOMES : INDUSTRIAL “a J PSSOGIATES, ne BUSINESS RENTALS } APPRAISALS —_— Real Estate Brokers ( f 469-2138 ( i 17M Chester, N.Y. 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Sylvester Pulvirent Town Supervisor “To Succeed you must Strive.” Lorraine L. Watson Yolanda Zaccagnino limen . ; “or. Mr. rs. ; Joseph Anthony Zolnoski Morris one, HELP Pas SUSAN ANN BAHREN Alias: Suéba or Susie, Sue was a JV cheerleader, a Varsity cheerleader, a member of the Band 1,2,3,4, Chorus 1.2, Drama Club 1,2,3.4, and Sue played Softball 1. Sue likes cheerleading, English class with Mr, Duval, “Color My World , The Carpenters and talks with Ms. Montgomery. Her favorite saying is “Hey, | think so. She dislikes hearing about people's off days and French Fries. Her future plans are to travel and becomea secretary. JOANN BAT The girl w having mon every winter. tting mail, ‘“Jaba”, going out, © summer, migrates to Florida dislikes studying, dresses, cold weather, ge up early and beingshassled. Jo was in Band 1,2) @nd plans being e Senior Play. Her favorite is To ith talking on the phone a close second. ‘You wanna hear a good one?” Joann planseon becoming a'secretary. ————— oie RITA BECKER Nicknamed “Ret”. Rita likes drinking, dri and weekends Most of all she likes a good win sh@=doesn't like are school and sifting at Home. Her “favotite sayings are “Beat ‘em up!’ and “Tomortow’’. Ret plans on buyingacar so as to find 2 Well paying job OUT of Chester. JERILYN BUCHALSKI Jeri, who has been a cheerleader for two years and a member of the Color Guard for three, plans on be- coming a secretary and would like to go to England. She likes traveling, being helpful and doing things on her own. Jeri’s favorite color is blue and she likes Chinese. food. She dislikes reading books, History and Science. He r favorite saying: “Oh Brumajum to our Senior Class, having e beginning of this last year. rivingy excitement and the op- nose char is Buck considers thers and “The Old Gang” as his ‘saying; That's the breaks”. Jeff � whov-nag and being in a pileBera, re job. security | S“and sWiwming. Lend ck-up pecpia, rumorey spectator b King, “Cg Duval. | WILLIAM ENGLEHART Billy likes Sports, rock music, Walt Frazier and girls. His dislikes are very tall boyS and broken bones. Billy has @articipatedjin Soccer sy Basketball and Baseball and is a member of the Varsity Club as well as the Broken Bone Club and the Student Council. Favorite saying: “Same difference’. Bill plans to go to collegeand major in Math then retire a millionaire at the age of 19. . EDWARD W.ESSIG Eddie likes Sports, Monroe, ¥ Lounge and te Uptown. He'@ or getting Up early for Drive Baseball 1,2, isa mem- — gesn't like homework udia’s likes are eis and people. fe as with rough ople. Her favor- next page) AS, prejudice and vulgar aul, Italians and (conti ; i s Ed. Eddie, who ‘and nave ¢ ivet cush- ‘ Veliéyball, Year- Rational Thespian the Hig ol ideling ac ‘Pond GEORGE BRIAN GABEL Known to many as ‘Geeb’ or ‘Geeba’, George likes all types of liquors, wine, beer and women. !n addi- tion, he likes food, Carrols, AJ's (after the season is over, of Course)ygood music, weékends and holi- days. If given the choice, George would rather play sports than do any work. George dislikes people who talk behind the backs‘of 6thers, History class, phonies and gossipers. Géorge wants to travel, make money and never come back to CHS. Geeb played Soccer 1,2,3,4, arid,Basketbal! 1,2,3,4. MARILYN ANN GARVILLA Lynn likes having a good time, Delaware, arguing with certain people, food, the color purple and the song “Color My World’’. She doesn't care much for not getting her own way, wreckless drivers, Short- hand and sitting at home. ‘I'm sorry’. Future plans: travel and enjoy life. ROBERT JAMES GARVILLA Robby likes: Sports, goifg’on rides with Don, News- papers, Stacy, and a guy named Rat. Robby doesn't like broken legs,shanging afound with kids who smoke grass and deathmiRobby played Soccer 1,2,3,4, Basket i 1gaasedal 1,2,3,4, Varsity Club 1,2,3,4, Student Council, and he participated in the Senior Play while still a Sophomore. His fu- ture plans are to be a co-worker with Ann Landers (just for Chester). LEONARD GERMAIN Lenny doesn't categnpc ch for lazy peop ity. Lenp iw and Yo eee aac: | ratake at li _ and _ old. trucks ae GRASSELENA er of the Band 1 234, Chords. . 2,34, Chess na Nationa! Honor $@ � Band y Director 4. . He like d books ahd 8th and 9thiper- in fa ming, Grech: Marx and WC. dislikes trips in to NYC, Mr. Duval’s eg liftsypush-ups and he possesses an of 30 ton gorillas. Paul's favorite f(you should hear his B. Karloff ). Great ZOT! Paul i§ a member ub, The National Honor Society, nd was on the CHS Baseball team WENDY COLLEEN GREEN Alias: Wenders, Canerts, and T.T., Wendy likes her friends, good music, long weekends, The Castle and arguing. Her favorites are horses, Summer, hot dogs with ketchup, the way Eddie lies, T.A., Missy and what October 27th started. She dislikes school, people who tell her what to do, cold weather, paying for the rent and her lack of self-initiative. “Spare me! ’ Wendy has been our class treasurer 23,4. Wendy plans to leave Chester on June 22, 1974, be the greatest woman horse trainer, be the first woman to win the Indy 500, own’a Porsche and a Mercedes, be a Playboy bunny, own an island and live there with her horsesvand her friends. ees fs an Jd, ume =e xe PATRICIA ANN HUTNICK 7 Pat is a quiet girl who likes money, all her téachers, frozen daquiri tock car races, Vince, Al red roses, quiet . weeke worn out as Xmas, wine, rum. coke, buying cloffies. Pat doesn't like Monday mornings, Regents, gZOSSip con- cerning her and being alone. ‘‘Fantasticy. Accom- plishments: Socce Basketball 2,3) Pat plans to go to OCCC @ ome a commercial artist or perhaps an drt tea AS on going a. the jormal people Bee “oven’s 9th. and Mendelsohnls ta Mer. Tim, | ‘Life is like a golf ‘Bame, at thee ou Still finish up in the hole.” Tim dislikes Dawid’ Cassidy, twerps, and asso other freaky people. Tin is a 4 member of the Chess Cluk Bend, Symphonic Band, Chorus, and Dram a { a NW.KIENZLE® = f Ss writing mound onders why. JANET MARIE Alias: Yoke, Yo make-up, ener - clothes, cherries ice cream, 4.seasons. ling, sun and the blue. She dislikes: Godspell. rythmns, gym Class, bobby socks, burnt food, con- ceited people and braggerts. Janet's accomplish- ments: Soccer 4, Basketball , Softball 1,3,4 scorekeeper for the poet and Bask ball games. Jam on. going to airline later to b i 4 KATHERINE KREMER Alias: Krétcher, Kay? g strings, playing Basketball i BS erandma. Kay dislikes gymnas é j@ttitudes, Naples, losing champions ’ matas. Kay favorst i Judy and Debbie fa dorite gotta go make.” Agi ketball 1,2,3,4,S ment, Band, GA ii class,ra { Dillenbeck. = ) stucksup peop lea Jand Mri Klingneri jokes. Joe business field. and doing her he r ‘iternational Thespian in Chester's first i _ “EDWARD McGINNIS Always called “Bo ’, he likes Sog going out with Denise, and wi real.” Bo dislikes people getting ¥ Basketball, Baseball, DONNA MU ECI a Alias: Mush, mna 6 riod, shopping sprees, snow-days, Volleyball, Guinea food, Hot Fudge Sundaes, and VS's. She dislikes Naplite grape-growers, the bone _r, in the cellar, and rythmns. Donna’s favorites are Sweet Al, ‘‘Morris”, and the song, Long Train Rumnin’’’. Donna plans on going to college... So ROSA NAVARR a” Rosa—alias: ‘osita, and Nawarrio. Rosa likes a night out ravilimaaon, stuffedanimals, Pistachios, hot weather, wine, clothes, and the beach. Rosa looks with disdain on speeches, lectures, getting up early, and staying at home. ‘Gee Whiz! “Man!” Rosa plans on going to Puerto Rico, meeting dif- ferent people, and traveling to different places. MATTHEW NEIDNIG Alias: Matt the Cat. Matt likes Richard Nixon (‘The People's Choice’), Clement Navitsky, Chicken Soy Sauce, and being an mecicanie dislikes: Crazy Dave's Sociology tests, Baseball bats that crack, Bering hands m the locker room, full moons in the gym, and cars that don’t parallel park. Favorite sayings: ‘So, is the story?” and “Curi- osity kills the Cat” (see.nickname). Accomplish- ments: SocceP 1,2,3,4, Baseball four days, Senior Play 2:4, Thespian Club, Student Cou Rresident 3,4, Class Président.1.2,3,4..Youth in Government, and Vafsity Glub. Matt's fafute plans: Jive Gnd let live. . + 4 LOUIS S. PALLADINO Alias: affectionately-Screwy-Louis. Louis likes sleeping late and finding new hobbies. His favorites are the color Blue, Hot Fudge Sundaes and Pizza. Louis dislikes sad people, seeing friends go into the hospital, and bad tempered people. Favorite saying: “You're weird! ’. Future plans: L-|-V-I-N-G. KATHY ANN shee . Alias: Plattapuss. “Kathy ie Duvall ie sours, Sonia. 7-up, New ¥ se u . Donna likes Horizon mer nights, one Special Swede, New Year's Eve 72, S.S.K, “My Pinto and Mr. K. She dislikes waiting, flirty girls and two-faced people. “Very carefully”, ‘““Howsabout , ‘Better to have loved and lost, than never t ve loved at all.”’ Accomplishments: JV cheerlea . Varsity cheer- leading,3,4) Yearbook, — in Government 1,2,3, B 1,2,3,4, Student Couficil 1,3, and the Thes- aps Donna plans on finishing at Harriman, majoring in Early Childhood and Music. : ball Charlie, Chas. “Come on baer AW maw! ’. Charlie likes Soccer, Rong Stones, “Gof to get my rocks offl , beer, | as his i pla’ the Varsity Club and a member of the Inte Thespian Society. � JILL MAUREEN SPINA Not much to say about Jill. She likes pizza in the Mall, traveling, money, the song ‘Like a Rollin’ Stone’ and the colors of purple and blue. Jill doesn't like rainy days, winter and term papers. Jill plans on doing “Whatever comes along.”’ Joyce's favoritessare “Good leokin'’’, partying, ice cream and the Rolling Stones. Joyce likes working athhe Aden Hill Hospital, day, aming and Fritz go JOYCE STRICKLAND the’ Cat. “I don't know , “Y be kidding”. Joyce doesn’t like living in Chester, staying home or going to school: Joyce plans on splitting-anywhere far from Chester. DALE WILLSEY TALMADGE : Alias: Willy, Weasel, Rosy . . ae likes girls. Macks , BOCES, BOCES sec the Burke Bus. His favorites are: boring classes. “Weelll”’. ns i manager for two years and isa VICA me b —e igeanbriek layer : istory classes and r me! and “Nothing's igela, sports, danc- da dislikes Italian avy. Favorites are } Gayernment 1,2,3,4, Soc- pomcape 3,4, class b and the In- JOSEPH ANTHONY ZOLNOSKI Alias: Joey, Jozo, Jaz, Schinoski, Joe's first love is his music, followed by his fondness for Barbara, Yoga, meditation, camping trips and Rhine wine. Joe dislikes people who dislike others. Activities are Basketball 2,3, Baseball 1,3 @and he was a Varsity Club member. Joe plans a peateful co-existence with others and a career that has something to do with music. AGUA To The Members Of The Class Of 1974 As the final days of your secondary education draw to a conclusion, | would like to take this time to join with your family and friends in wishing you the best of Luck and Success in the future. We trust that the experiences you have encountered, during your time at Chester, will enable you to meet the challenges of the future in a most successful manner Looking ahead, America will need the Leadership and support of the people as much or more than at anytime in her history. | believe that YOU will prove to be the type of INDIVIDUAL who will prove to be an asset to yourself, your family, your community and to your country Best Wishes Sincerely Mr. Edward J. Stoddard Supervising Principal Miss Patricia Herbert Elementary Principal Mr. Stephen Schofield Business Manager and Transportation Supervisor Mr. Donald Dillenbeck Guidance Mr. Robert Jankowski Mathematics Mr. Edward Tomcho Business Education Mrs. Geri Grammas Mr. Arthur Penney Mathematics : Mathematics Mr. James Levite Mathematics Mrs. Catherine Schumaci Miss Nancy Doupona Business Education Social Studies Mr. Robert Brady Mr. Terrance Duval English English Mrs. Marlene Lang English abperes | ser: Stor Earn CHESTER, N.Y. 29 MAIN ST Science Mrs. Janet Montgomery Schoo! Nurse—Teacher Mr. David Saddiemire Social Studies by et eat 7 awets TAY Eas + Se” saat TAS Mr. Rudolph Vallet Science ke yar x Pu ¥ Sees a — Mr. Clement Navitsky Social Studies Mr. John Klingner Librarian P a) -— - -e � : Mrs. Marjorie Musumeci Home Economics Mr. Jean Albanese Mrs. Brenda Winslow Physical Education Mr. Gene Cathy Art Mrs. Joan Nimms Music (Instrumental) Mr. Dennis Swanson Industrial Arts And Drivers Education Mr. Steven Fabian Spanish Mr. Sim Kilpatrick Music (Instrumental) Mr. Verdelle Payne Physical Education Sylvia Roggia Acount Clerk Joan Buchalski Account Clerk Nancy Babb Secretary Gene Winters Head Custodian tt eo Trudy Mundy Connie Scandurra Marie Kane Speech Therapist Lunchroom Aide Lunchroom Aide Above—Custodians J. Bielski and Upper Right—Jeanne VanDeusen— S. Sienkiewicz. Library Aide. 78 Ruberta Sudbrock Custodian ¢ , , ‘4 , - + % 4 The Math Teacher The Math Teacher spoke to her crew in disorder Whilst drawing her charts in white lines, Noting the affectation on which they did border She said, “‘These are merely symbols and signs! ’ Who cares for vectors And divisional sector s For theorems and tangents and laws. For angles and planes which drive us insane “They are crisis without useful cause!”’ The crew nodded dully Not knowing quite fully That Math teachers occasionally err, For Algebra and Trig Are subjects so big That only the fools wouldn't care! She rambled on And like the wave of a wand Skipped thirty-one chapters to do, The crew didn't follow For their minds were quite hollow And none of them knew what to do! A Moment Of Doubt? A Conversation Between 2 Baseball Men “Well . . .what do think? Can he hit ball? “| don't know, Mr. I don't know. The bell rang quite soundly Whilst the students said roundly That Phys. Ed. was next on the list, The Teacher gave looks To several charts, maps and books And said, The others will have to be missed!” The students piled out (Prematurely no doubt) Which left the teacher unable to say “If you'd bothered to ask, It would have been a most agreeable task To have given you all my OK.” A Final Note... Life is the ultimate learning process. We learn through our experiences with ourselves and others. Through the lessons we learn in life we try to construct the formulas which will obtain happiness. Some of us have been successful, some have not. So we keep trying. We leave you now, and in closing, we hope that you behind and next to us, will never forget, nor cease to search for, your own formula for happiness. | iS na? . ei . | geen Athi ae q yi (epee a AY on en = ew! ro eon a a wy ae ie Ne) a Hy } if Y