Chestertown Central School - Panther Yearbook (Chestertown, NY)

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You could always count on Chris to be absent the first day of hunting season, and usually he'd come to school the next day with a proud smile on his face. Yes, he was our great hunter , but he also had another interest, his Chevy. You could usually find Chris at the garage working on the ol bomb. He leaves Steve White the keys to his car for when- ever failure slips come out. 11

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Few will forget the Friday night parties Ka- thy held after basketball games. She and her Ouija board entertained many seniors and underclassmen. Kath enjoys English and history. In her senior year, she was nominated by the history department to compete for a DAR scholarship. As an enthusiast of music , Kathy played first clarinet, sang alto in chorus and partici- pated in Allstate. During her junior year, she was co-editor of the Panther and throughout her high school years has been a member of the cheerleading squad. Ka- thy likes all winter sports, especially ski- ing and ski-dooing. We'll all remember Widow Hinkley out to get a man. To Debbie Martin, Kathy leaves the mem- ories of their ski-doo trails, accidents and incidents. Kathryn M. Beadnell 10

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Scott was one of our outstanding athletes as well as an outstanding stu- dent. He put effort and lots of it, into everything he pursued. His quick basket- ball maneuvers, soccer ability and strong pitching arm were truly a credit to CHS sports. Scott was a member of the Na- tional and Local Honor Society, keeping on the top of the list of school scholars. Water skiing, snow skiing and the little red Yamaha take care of his spare time . Scott Bennett