Chestertown Central School - Panther Yearbook (Chestertown, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1957 volume:

Chestertown High School Presents Class of ’57 Dear Diary, Now that the ultimate goal, senior year and graduation, has been reached, we can look back upon the pleasant memories acquired at CHS. We remember the fun we had in the home economics room and shop class. The music room causes us to reminisce about Memorial Day Parades, Music Contests and Spring Concerts. Our homeroom was the scene of many a class meeting and also the birth place of our yearbook. But on our graduation day we will also remember the patience and good will of our teachers and the many, many hours they spent training us for the future. As we look forward to the day when we shall all meet again as a class for the last time and step into the future, our carefree life as a student will end; but our life as an adult and responsible citizen shall break open for us to the tune of Pomp and Circum- stance. Alma Mater Just across from Panther Mountain, With her pine trees green Stands our noble Alma Mater, Plainly to be seen. Blest by love of all her children. Who work with will and might To keep her colors proudly flashing. Scarlet and white. Chorus Lift the chorus, sing her praises. Over hill and dale. Hail to thee, our noble high school, Chester, hail all hail. Appreciation Dear Diary, We would like to take this opportunity to express our sincere appreciation to... MR. SUMY MR. PACKER without whose help this yearbook would never have become a reality... and MR. WENTWORTH MRS. BRINKMAN - Secretary MR. BRINKMAN - Principal Dear Diary, Heavenly Eve was our theme and heavenly was our Prom... JANET CHRISTINE BLANKE Jan Dreams, books are each a world; and books, we know are a substantial world, both pure and good. Interests: Reading, men over 21, dramatics. Chorus 1,2,3. 4 Band 1 Press club 1,3, 4 Public Speaking 1, 3 Library Club 2,3,4 Class Secretary 1,3 Editor of Yearbook 4 Monitor 3 Student Council 2 d IRVING EUGENE DEMATTIES Pod Art is man's nature; nature is God's art. Interests: Drawing, roller skating, kids from Warrensburg. Chorus 3,4 Band 1,3,4 Monitor 1,2,3 Press Club 3,4 Dance Band 3,4 Student Council 1 Basketball 1 Junior Prom King 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Class Vice President 1,2 A V tS KATHRYN ELIZABETH FLACHBARTH Kathy I agree with no man's opinion, I have some of my own. Interests: Music, swimming, getting ahead in life. Chorus 1,2,3.4 Band 1,2, 3,4 Girls' Sextette 2, 3,4 Monitor 2, 3,4 Press club 1, 3,4 Editor of Press club 3 Cheerleading 2,3,4 Student Council 3 Library Club 2, 3,4 Girls' Basketball 3,4 Girls' Softball 1,2,4 All State 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Class Treasurer 1, 3, 4 Class President 2 GUSTAVE HENRY GIERSBERG Gus •'Who so would be a man, must be a non-conformist. Interests: Baseball, fishing, playing drum. Chorus 1,2, 3,4 Band 1.2, 3.4 Monitor 2 Press Club 3 Library Club 2 Baseball 2, 3,4 DAVID G. GOODRICH Fred A rolling stone gathers no moss. Interests: Girls, jerking sodas, cars. Chorus 3 Band 1,2,3,4 Monitor 1,3 Press Club 1,3,4 J - Student Council 1,2 Basketball 1,2, 3,4 Baseball 2,4 Service Club 2 Red Cross Club 2 Yearbook Staff 4 Class Vice President 4 RICHARD ALLEN HEDLER Dick “ Always leave them laughing. - Interests: Telling jokes, conservation, sports. Chorus 2, 3,4 Band 2,3,4 Dance Band 3,4 Press Club 3 Student Council 3 Red Cross Club 2 Basketball 3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Football 2,3,4 Yearbook Staff 4 Class Vice President 2 Class President 3 All State 4 MARY DENISE HIDLEY Denny Though I am young I scorn to flit on the wings of borrowed wit. Interests: Girls' sports, being witty, writing stories. Chorus 1.2.3, 4 Girls' Softball 1,2,4 Band 1,2,3,4 All State 4 Girls' Sextette 2,3,4 Junior Prom Queen 3 Monitor 1,2 Yearbook Staff 4 Press Club 1,3,4 Class Treasurer 2 Cheerleading 1,2,3,4 Class Vice President 3 Public Speaking 1.2 aAj Student Council 2,4 3 President of Student Council S, 0 Library club 2.3 ?) aV Zb ,JaU „ 1 A I 0 i Girls'Basketball 3,4 9, ° LARRY D. KINGSLEY Larry Don't count your chickens before they hatch. Interests: Raising chickens, hunting, football. Band 1,2, 3,4 Dance Band 3,4 Service Club 2 Baseball 4 Football 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Class President 4 ELEANOR ANNE SMITH Ellie The gift of gaiety may itself be the greatest good fortune and the most serious step toward maturity. Interests: Music, personal appearance, joix de vivre. Chorus 1,2, 3,4 Majorette 3,4 Band 1,2, 3,4 Yearbook Staff 4 Girls' Sextette 2,3,4 Class President 1 Monitor 2, 3,4 Class Secretary 2,4 Speaking 1 CV- Student Council 3,4 Library Club 2,3,4 Y Girls'Basketball 3,4 i .A Girls' Softball 1,2,4 ‘ Al! State 4 Monitor 2, 3,4 Clas: Press Club 1,3.4 , Cheerleading 1,2,3,4 Public Speaking 1 O. ‘ (emem her hen 9 fy YUAJL History Dear Diary, Twelve years ago our class started its way on the long journey through Chestertown Central School with Kathy, Eleanor, Larry, Irving, and many others who have long since left us. Our big adventure came in 4th grade when we, along with the then present 5th and 6th grades, made an all day trip to Albany to visit the museum. In the 5th grade Gus came to us from Whitehall and in the 6th grade we were joined by Dave from Warrensburg. By our 7th year ten students had left us. This same year Denise came to us from Maryland. In 8th grade we gained Richard from Long Island and Janet who arrived here from New Jersey. We found the change to departmental classes, lockers, and passes quite confusing at first, but after 8th grade regents and graduation we really felt that we were on our way. Our big objective in high school was to raise money for our class treasury so we had a few food sales which helped a great deal. In our sophomore year we sold iron-on letters and as juniors we conducted a very successful clock- radio raffle. In April of our junior year we received our eagerly awaited class rings. At last we felt we had received our mark of distinction. The latter part of our junior year was spent making plans and decorations for our Junior Prom. We all learned how to work together and cooperate through evening meetings and last minute preparations. With the help of Mrs. Packer we made artificial flowers for the tables. We also made stars, moons, angels, and castles to carry out our theme which was Heavenly Eve. May 16th was the big night. Stairway to the Stars was our theme song played by Ernie LaRouche and his orchestra. Irving and Denise were our king and queen. Our senior year found us busy rehearsing for the traditional senior play. Our production was a three act comedy entitled Toby Helps Out. The story revolved around Toby, a cutup, who decided to make a comedy out of an old fashioned melodrama called Flower of the Valley. The results were hilarious, the play was a success, and we all had fun doing it. Along with the joys of being a senior was the hard work and co-operation of putting out the yearbook. We now end our years of schooling together with our Washington trip and commencement. LAST WILL and TESTAMENT We, the seniors of '57, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath the following: IRVING DE MATTIES leaves his art ability to anyone who wants to work hard on the Panther next year. He also wishes to leave his barber scissors to Charley Armstrong, may he make good use of them. KATHY FLACHBARTH leaves her voice to her sister, Beth, (after all we must keep it in the family) and her position in sextette to anyone who wants to be a TV celebrity. LARRY KINGSLEY leaves his shyness to Donnie Pauli and his chicken-raising ability to Wilbur Tennyson who isn't doing too badly himself. ELEANOR SMITH leaves her math ability to Donnie Goodrich and her flirting ability to Alison Gibb. DAVID GOODRICH leaves his noisiness to Dale Strickland and his ability to make short circuits in shop class to Ike Harpp. DENISE HIDLEY leaves her maracas to Mr. Packer who plans to keep them uhder lock and key, and the Student Council Presidency to next year's lucky (?) candidate. RICHARD HEDLER gives the wit he inherited from Madeline Hutter back to her, he has enough of his own. He also leaves his trombone to anyone who wants to get straight E's in band. JANET BLANKE leaves her daily trips to the Diner to Ada Holmes (don't get coffee nerves) and the privilege of reading the library's classics to Bobby Wallace. GUS GIERSBERG leaves his position as head drummer in band to Sally Sanders and his baseball ability to Billy Carboy. TO MR. PACKER we, the seniors, leave a quiet and undisturbed 1958. TO MISS MURPHY we return room 203, French posters and all. TO MR. BRINKMAN we leave £ empty spaces on the school rosters. TO THE JUNIORS we leave the front row in the Assembly in the hope that they will fill it completely. Witnesses Nancy O'Connell Donald Goodrich Prophecy June, 1967 Dear Diary, Tonight we, the class of '57, find ourselves at Carnegie Hall for our class reunion. Everyone is congratulating MR. PACKER who just played his first trumpet solo before a packed house. Oh yes, he also wrote his own music. Trumpet Fantasia in D Minor. Well, if it isn’t those old pals Kathy and Eleanor talking together in the front row. ELEANOR pursued her math courses as planned and is now head of a staff of scientists perfecting the X-M Rocket. Eleanor, if you remember, was the first woman to pilot a ship to outer space. KATHY is now head school marm of Elementary Grades Consolidated. It seems that she did such a good job teaching one grade that they decided to give her all the elementary grades in the state. It's quite a job teaching a class of 10, 000, but Kathy doesn't mind. Oh, here comes IRVING. Irving has really made a name for himself in the artistic world. I hear he's so successful that he put Norman Rockwell and Grand- ma Moses out of business. Irving expects to leave shortly for France to present one of his paintings to the Louvre. What was that noise? Oh, Larry and Dave just flew in from Europe. LARRY now has a monopoly on all the chickens and eggs in Europe. Larry wanted to stay here but his brother, Wayne, owned all the chickens in Texas so he decided to go elsewhere. DAVE is now residing in Egypt. Yep, you guessed it - he has a harem of 25 beautiful girls. He also has 50 sports cars that he built himself. It seems that the Egyptian government had to rebuild their whole road system just for Dave. I hear laughing someplace. Oh it's just RICHARD telling Denise a joke. Richard holds a unique position; he is sole owner of all the jokes in the United States. Dick has them all filed away according to the subject and degree of funniness. Now, anyone who wants to tell a joke has to get permission from Dick. DENISE, who never thought she'd go in for medicine, has at last developed a cure for the common cold. The only trouble is, it works on everyone but herself. She almost put her husband out of business but he has to keep her supplied. Oh yes, her husband owns the Kleenex Company. Oh there's GUS sleeping in one of the seats. I guess he's all tired out: after all. he walked all the way from Chicago to our reunion tonight. Gus is the world's champion walker having made a world's record of 500 miles without stopping. Gus says he got his experience walking from his home in the Glen to town during his days at old C. H. S. Everyone is here but JANET. Oh, here she comes now with her husband. Janet is married to a wealthy producer quite a few years older than herself, and she keeps busy writing books and plays and occasionally acting in one of her husband’s productions. Well, Dear Diary, that was our reunion. The class of 57 has certainly gone a long way. t I'j3r ' JlL Yjwka Alison Gibb, Wanda Strickland, Ada Holmes, Carol Cunningham, c Georgia Bischoff, Beverly Roberts. '• o Class of ’58 Seated: Nancy O'Connell, Eleanor Warner, Miss Murphy. Standing: Dale Strickland, Reed Mack, Ronald Joseph, Donald Goodrich. Class of ’59 Standing: Dorothy Giersberg, Sandra Brinkman, Randy Ellsworth, Betty Moon, Elizabeth Carpenter, Andy Campanaro. Seated: Bradford Hayes, Arthur Moffitt. Absent: Marion Mundy, Frank Mundy, Wilma Belden. .illiam Carboy .0 - Louis Merkel ’ T - Mr Hartness L [ Gary Smith rni Judy Flammer K Katherine McDowell K O Eighth Grade Penny Place Linda Beadnell Charles Armstrong Seated: Robert Wilsie William Harppinger Charles Roberts Ronald Kingsley Robert Bartlett Nancy Najer Alfred Harpp Gerald Wallace — Susan Bedell % Seventh Grade Seated: Arthur Roberts James Baker Richard Bartlett Sally Walkup Robert Warner Judy O'Conner Standing: Sandra Whipple jk 'PjS P. % 0 Burton Tennyson James Magee Bonnie Strickland Eliza Hill Mr. Beswick Patricia Little Elizabeth Flachbarth Carol Bartlett Michael Cleveland Constance Bruno Frederick Monroe Vincent Perry George Phillips Ruth Mundy John Whipple Sixth Grade William O'Leary Sheila Packer Mrs. Duell Kirby Huestis Ronald Hedler Linda Gibb John Little Robert Holmes Susan Brinkman Donald Ellsworth Carol Tennyson Diana Smith Katherine Giersberg Fifth Grade Bruce Nolan William Mills Gerald Wakely Ronald Viellete Carol Bischoff Mary Ann Feidler Kris Gregson Dana Smith Mrs. Wynn Dora Hill Arthur Morehouse Clifford Baker Raymond Strickland Andrew Chapman James Starbuck Robert Ellsworth Louis Little Reggie Morgan Richard Roberts Kenneth Little Seated: Thomas Magee June Maxam Barbara Beswick Martha Moon Donna Bentley Miss Thomas Andrea Joseph Gerry-EIlen Smith Karen Holmes Fourth Grade Standing: Grace Roberts Carol Hill Frederick Rommele William Sherman Seated: Stephen Monroe Walter Nester Ardath Steves left to right: Mrs. Wakely Deborah Blodgett Violet Tennyson Arleen Kemmer Linda Wertime Sharon Baker Third Grade standing: Steven Hill Butch Whipple John Maxam Marsha Jones seated: Robert Culver Christa 1 Packer Linda Frazier back: David Rogers Edwin Moffitt John LaNoir front: Harold Moffitt Bruce Chapman Vincent Tennyson standing: James Dunn Barbara Bisner Elizabeth Tennyson kneeling: Peter Stewert Carol Wakeley Kathleen Montgomery David Starbuck Second Grade Raymond Armsstrong Kevin Hayes Shirley Moffitt Mrs. Raymond Walter Harpp Chris Tennyson Jerry LaFlure Lester Cleveland left to right: James Wharton Linda Gagnon George Moffitt Robert Viellette Lynne Sullivan George Wertime Richard Gagnon first Grade James Nester Kyle Hayes Bernard Trombley Kathryn Beadnell Stephanie Cooper Maureen Frazier Benjamin Tennyson Daniel Magee Mrs. Farmer Gail Chapman Richard Moon Gladys Tennyson Michael Packer Carol Ellsworth Dennis Morgan Scott Wharton Scott Bennett Richard Swan Anne Roemmele Eric Gregson Dale Smith Walter Hill David Moffitt Sandra Bisner Absent: David Hartness Kindergarten Mrs. Johnson Seated: Virginia Drake Kathrine Rogers Donna De Grush Mary Anne Pauli Standing: John Barlow Christine Tennyson Anna Miner Stanley Koenig Claudette Gain Randy Roberts Robert Montgomery Seated: Suzie Johnson Patti La Noir Frances O'Leary Standing: Richard Morgan Becky Mills Patty Kemmer Sharon Bisner Keven Jones Albert Cleveland Susan Barlow Freddie Cleveland Seated: Stanley Ellsworth Donald Moffitt Glenda Hill Tommy Sullivan Standing: Jimmy Maxam John Dunn Betty Miner Jacqueline Haire David Whipple Gary Wallace Donnie Cooper Chorus Dance Band Junior Band Chestertones Student Council The Student Council, governing body of the high school, meets weekly to discuss and plan its various activities. The Council is in charge of such things as the Halloween party, Christmas party, passes, magazine sale, monitor system, and point system. This year, in addition, the’Council bought a coke machine, helped purchase an audio-hailer, made plans for a student handbook to be distributed next year, and sent several Care packages to the needy abroad. Monitors Our play was titled Toby Helps Out and Toby did help out to the tune of laughter and slapstick comedy... Junior Varsity Varsity Compliments to the Class of '57 Your Store of Cheerful Service Glens Falls and Albany, New York Compliments of ECONOMY STOKE Glens Falls, New York FOWLERS INC. Since 1869, Northern New York's Leading Dept. Store Glens Falls, New York Phone 2-2151 You Find Your Favorite Magazine Fashions at Glens Falls, New York Compliments of Riparius New York Your Nothern New York Lumber Dealer and Friend Best Wishes to the Senior Class of ’57 DR. DR. AND FELIX SUZANNE SCHRENJK SCHRENK Best Wishes to the Senior Class of ’57 RIVERSIDE GAS OIL COMPANY Distributors TYDOL GASOLINE - HEATING OILS Riparius, New York Phone 3021 Compliments of CHESTER SCHROON- HORICON BANK Chestertown, New York Compliments of TH Chestertown, New York JOHN BLANKE, Proprietor ‘MEADOW BROOK CABINS” Modern Cabins Single and Double Route 9 Chestertown, New York MacNEILL’S GARAGE Sales and Services DONALD MacNEILL Compliments of Chestertown New York Phone 2451 Chestertown, New York ROBERT O. SWEET INC. LUMBER Warrensburg, New York Office Home Warrensburg 4341 Lake George 2524 Compliments of CHESTER A. STEVENSON AGENCY ROBERT W. STEVENSON Real Estate, General and Life Insurance Chestertown, New York Phone 2121 Compliments of TWE RISING „ HOUSE Compliments of SILVER STAR WALTER W. GRUBE DINER Chestertown, New York Chestertown, New York RAPID RALPH SEZS “Sudden Service to Chestertown, Too” Compliments of CHESTER MARKET Woodbury Lumber Glens Falls Chestertown, New York STRICKLAND'S ESSO SERVICE CENTER Lubrication Wheel Balancing Tune Up Brake Service Chestertown, New York Phone 9891 B M SUPPLY Chestertown, New York Congratulations From AUSTIN U. SMITH CONTRACTOR - BUILDER Compliments of ARTHUR BROWN'S SHOE STORE Warrensbrug, New York Your Chestertown Dealer for G. E. Appliances Calder Overhead Doors Mercury Motors Compliments of Compliments of T. U. FISH FAT DAVIS X SON Christmas Decorations Chestertown, New York Chestertown, New York Compliments of Compliments of UOHN HUESTIS OIL CO. HANCOCK Distributor Socony Products INS. CO. Chestertown Phone “ED SMITH”, Agent New York 363 1 Chestertown Phone New York 2641 The Best of Health and Happiness to the Class of ’57 Compliments of DR. CLINTON E. LAWRENCE Sm-cifA Compliments of Lo Chestertown, New York Congratulations to the Seniors of ’57 'Xz. awdWza. O'Connefi A Compliments of ANNE'S BEAUTY SHOP Chestertown Phone New York 287 1 DON, STONE S GARAGE 24 Hour Wrecker Service Warrensburg Phone New York 7181 DELL W KINGSLEY GENERAL CONTRACTOR HEATING PLUMBING Chestertown, New York Phone 3362 Compliments of STEWART'S MT. VIEW HOUSE Loon Lake, New York IRENE'S BEAUTY SHOP Compliments of w DR. RICHARD H. BETTS Chestertown, New York Chestertown, New York Dial 2-7128 DAY nelson's Compliments of GLENDALE MUSIC CENTER FURNITURE 19 Exchange St Glens Falls Glens Falls, New York Compliments of DAISY DAIRY Grade “A” Milk Glens Falls, New York BRENNANS ROLLER SKATING RINK 3 Miles North of Glens Falls on Lake George Road PLASTIC FLOORS Best Wishes to the Senior Class of ’57. May We Continue to Serve You in the Future as We Have in the Past. THE FINCH STUDIO 178 Glen St. Glens Falls, N. Y. Portrait - Commercial - Weddings Compliments of janser's DRUG STORE Chestertown, New York Radio TV U IM AND KENS TV SALES AND SERVICE Zenith - Philco - Motorola All Leading Brands Chester 3323 Used TV Rentals Guaranteed Service Compliments of VETTER'S HARDWARE COMPANY FRED VETTER Chestertown, N. Y. CAROL THEATER Chestertown New York Phone 2192 Corop r° ents of RANKIN'S INSURANCE AGENCY Chestertown, New York KARL —I. DUELL YOUR FRIENDLY OLDSMOBILE DEALER Chestertown Warrensburg, New York Phone New York 2401 Compliments of PANTHER MT HOUSE Rooms Cocktail Lounge Foods Beverages Compliments of T. C. MURPHY LUMBER CO. Wevertown, New York N. Crk. 3643 Compliments of MAY 1� T. TO DEC. 1st YARN GIFT SHOP Chestertown, New York Compliments of P. W. Sanders llut Die . Etui Ca.. N. I. Phwt Sed Like. 32JI CHESTER EVELYN PRATTS BEAUTY SHOP Tel. 2001 Chestertown, New York DINER Chestertown, New York Our Specialty Watery Soup Tough Steaks Flat Pies Muddy Coffee Try Us Out Also Sway Back Horses to Rent Best of Luck to the Graduates BUDDY Chestertown Phone New York 2330 D. EE. MUNDV; INC. Petroleum Products - Bottled Gas General Mill Work Riparius, N. Y. Compliments of Compliments of TOW5LE V Si TOWSLEY Wholesale and Retail Lumber Building Materials him Pottersville. New York Tel. 3096 Lake George, New York Compliments of Compliments of CHESTERTOWN VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY Chestertown, New York Chestertown t N. Y. MALTBIE'S GARAGE Chevrolet Sales and Services Warrensburg New York Compliments of Compliments of j—rank vj. vis o IsCs (sT l (Ar f(s PT A. DUNN LIQUOR STORE Chestertown, New York Chestertown, New York Compliments of A 7 A Compliments of CHAS. R. 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