Chestertown Central School - Panther Yearbook (Chestertown, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1969 volume:

PANTHER ’69 CHESTERTOWN CENTRAL SCHOOL CHESTERTOWN NEW YORK Published By Senior Class Dedication The class of '69 is proud to dedicate the 1969 Panther to a man who's guidance and foresight helped us through our three most rewarding years of high school. Working for and with him has proved to be a valuable and rewarding experience for us all. This page is therefore reserved to show our appreciation for one who, in our opinion, is the most talented, resourceful, and all around likeable member of the C.C.S. faculty: Mr. Joseph McDowell. 2 Thank you, Joe. Arthur R. Troisi, Principal To the Class of 1969: Barbara Degrush Secretary Graduation from high school is called com- mencement for very good reason. Rather than an ending, it is a great beginning. You now part company and go your separate ways. It becomes the beginning of a new era for all of you. For some, this means the end of your formal education; for others, your years at Chestertown Central have just been the introduction to more intense study. As you leave these halls and classrooms, I hope you take with you many of the lessons learned here. Always remember that education is a continuing process in a world of change. You must be receptive to learning, adjusting, and to analyzing and solving problems. Regardless of the activity in which you en- gage yourselves, you cannot avoid respon- sibility to society. All of us want freedom, but with it comes ever increasing responsibility. Freedom and responsibility work hand in hand. In closing, I wish each of you good health, success and happiness in the future. Arthur R. Troisi 3 In Memoriam William C. Packer Music, when soft voices die, Vibrates in the memory— Shelley 4 ADMINISTRATION Joseph McDowell Science Thomas Sullivan Physical Education E. Wendell Ross Commercial 6 David Yule Guidance Ruth LaFlure Social Studies Janet McDowell School Nurse 7 Miss Farr Music Mrs. Pitkin Teacher's Aid Mrs. Luke Teacher's Aid 8 Mr. Congdon Art Board Of Education Edward Woods, President; William Aiken; Thomas Stewart; J. Philip Sullivan, Vice President; Dr, Edward White; Sara O'Connor, Clerk. 9 ■: Ti Cafeteria Staff Mrs. Whipple Mrs. Walkup Mrs. Bolton Custodians Mr. Mead Mr. Maxam Bus Drivers Mr. Roberts Mr. Wheeler Mr. Mead Daniel C. Wood Since Freshman year Dan has proved to be an active Class President and has shown great ability in getting the class's attention so we could get some- thing accomplished. Active in soccer, baseball, band and chorus, Dan has contributed much to our school life. It is also the general opinion that Dan has been quite a favorite with the female members of the Sophomore Class. Donna Rae DeGrush Donna has been active in Library Club, Press Club, and cheerleading. She has also participated in band and chorus and has been a majorette for the past three years. We will always re- v member her photogenic qualities in Washington, D.C. (which Steve will vouch for). Donna particularly enjoys horseback riding, and J-J takes up most of her spare time. 12 Stephen E. White Steve was one of the funniest jokers in our class. In Washington he could always be found hanging out the win- dows observing the girls on the 6th floor, even after he discovered the dis- advantages of long distance looking . Steve participated in soccer and base- ball, and was an excellent ceiling decorator for the prom. Mr. Ross will certainly miss Steve's witty remarks next year. Donald Cooper Don has always been one of the most active boys in gym class. A member of the soccer, basketball, and baseball teams, he can be counted on for quick ball handling and complete teamwork. He was also a member of the window- watchers club of the Annapolis Hotel. Don will always be remembered for his volleyball spiking and his escapades in Washington. 13 Manfred Nicholas In school, Nick participated in soc- cer, basketball, baseball, band and chorus. Among his interests are: hunt- ing, ski-dooing, and skiing, which he is excellent in. He really set the trend in our class with his bell-bottomed pants, and his corduroy sports jacket. Patricia Ann Kemmer Patty was one of the most vivacious personalities in our class. As an active member of cheerleading, majorettes, band, chorus and both Library and Press clubs she has contributed much to our student life. Patty especially enjoys Thursday driving class, green Mustangs and Ed whatshisname. 14 James G. Maxam Jim has the reputation of being the soul-music lover of our class. An enthusiastic Jimi Hendrix fan, he is • often seen on a Saturday night reviing up the Silver Streak for a trip down to Lake George to hear a rendition of Purple Haze . He has also been a member of the soccer, basketball, and baseball teams and has participated in chorus and service club. John Dunn As editor of the yearbook Jack was credited for the creative ideas that we used. Our successful Prom decorations can also be acredited to him. Jack was active in soccer, and baseball and was an efficient scorekeeper for the basket- ball games. Science and Math were his best subjects and he showed great talent in setting up Physics experiments. 15 Lee R. Baker As chief photographer for the yearbook staff Lee was responsible for the many activity pictures found in it. Using organization and great skill he took the necessary pictures and developed them himself. Being a mem- ber of the baseball team and 1st clarinet in band also took up much of his time. Lee could always be counted on for a lift home, when it came to the Senior boys. Stanley P. Koenig Stan has always been ready to lend a hand to any member of our class who needed help. An attentive stu- dent, he is especially fond of Physics and Chemistry classes. Almost a resident of Green Mansions resort, Stan can be found trudging over to Trip Lake to fish. He also has a great talent for goofing up his various lab books. 16 Susan Lynn Barlow Sue will always be remembered for her school spirit and for her active participation as President of the Stu- dent Council, trying to make it a better organized student government. Cheerleader, majorette, band and chorus member, Sue truly is the example of an outgoing student. But aside from everything else, Richard is her main attraction. Sandra Lynne Bisner Sandy has always participated actively in our gym classes. As one of the better basketball and volleyball players, she has proven to be a valu- able asset to any team. We will never forget morning-after-prom at the Cof- fee Shop. Sandy enjoys 4th period study hall, homemaking and making future plans, (especially with Chuck). 17 Robert S. Montgomery Bob is considered to be one of the most outstanding athletes in our class. He has greatly participated in all CHS sports but aside from this, Schroon Lake held a special attraction for him. His interests include golf, swimming, tennis and breaking glassware in Chemistry class. Bob leaves Mr. Mc- Dowell fond memories and a burnt notebook. William D. Annan Bill must be credited for being one of the best ski-doo drivers in school. He would always stop to help somebody on the trails if they were in trouble. In school he showed remarkable talent in tipping back in his chair and sleep- ing during classes. Even though he left at the beginning of the year for Florida he managed to be back in time for the Senior trip. 18 Richard White Dick has always been one of the most popular members of our class. Active in all sports, he is valuable member of the Chestertown Varsity teams. Especially fond of Math class, he proves to be a constant joy to Mr. Wentworth. Dick hopes to study Hotel Management in college and the class is looking forward to visiting Dick's Happy Hideaway . Mary Ann Pauli As secretary of our class for the past six years, Mary has kept our class up to date and organized. Her coffin proved itself to be invaluable and worthy of our Prom cause . If it weren't for her pizzas, our centerpieces would not have been as inspired. Mary enjoys ice skating, snow-mobiling, skiing and swimming. 19 Edward Schumacker Ed was also a member of the Chester- town youth corps and was very fond of playing tricks on Don and his car. He proved himself to be an able ceiling decorator for our Prom. Ed especially enjoyed Business Law class with Mr. Ross and was a continuous source of current events information gained mainly by reading the New York Daily News . David Moffitt Dave could always be found after school helping to clean up and as a member of the youth corps was always working with the custodians in main- tenance work. He was always at his best when explaining poetry to Mrs. Magee. The Senior boys will never for- get Zorro Buckwheat and his tricks in Washington with the shaving cream. 20 Victoria Florence Faggiano As an outstanding treasurer and business manager, Vicki fearlessly faced Mr. Ross with money and bills. As co- editor of the school paper and member of Library Club and chorus, her talents have proved to be an asset to our class. Her money-making abilities have been proven by the reaction of the second- from-the-right telephone at the Manger Annapolis. Benedict John Faggiano Ben could always be found in the Music room eagerly practicing his trumpet which has been an important contribution to our school band. Active in soccer and baseball, he could always be relied upon to give help whenever needed. We will never forget the Saturday night jitters he gave us in Washington, and the pizza he provided. Ben's interests include music, hunting, and his many female associates. 21 Virginia Mary Drake Virginia has always been an active member of the Library Club. She has always been a willing worker and de- votes most of her time to helping with the details of class projects. Her ability to wake up in the morning at strange hours will never be forgotten by her Washington roommates. Virginia most enjoys her various Homemaking classes. Linda Lee Gagnon Linda has always shown herself to be ready to lend a hand wherever needed. An attentive student, Linda’s favorite subjects include Homemaking and business courses. Linda will never forget the Washington antics of her once in a while roommate and the secret knock and password which became universally popular. 22 Yearbook Staff We hope you enjoy having the 69 Panther as much as we enjoyed publishing it. If you have any complaints, keep them to yourself! Jack Dunn—Editor, Layout Editor Lee Baker--Assistant Editor, Photographer Patty Kemmer—Secretary Donna DeGrush--Subscriptions Sue Barlow—Grades Editor Mary Pauli—Activities Editor Vicki Faggiano--Business Manager 23 The King and Queen chosen at our Prom were Manfred and Patty. Lollipops and Roses was presented on Friday, May 17, 1968. Music was played by Ernie LaRouche and his orches- tra. Couples who kindly served as judges were Mr. and Mrs. William Carlozzi, Mr. and Mrs. John Collins, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holmes. Monica Roberts and Loren Pereau, the crown bearers, led the Grand March to the midnight crown- ing. LOLLIPOPS AND ROSES A little girl is pigtails and party bows and such, A little girl is lollipoj5s and sticky to the touch, Yesterday, a smudge-faced boy with freckles on his nose, Picked a little girl a dandelion and that weed became a rose, That little girl with lowered eyes and a blush of happiness, Erased the taste of lollipops and the look of innocence, That little boy will grow and one day become a man, Then he'll carry in his heart the rose he carried in his hand. 25 26 Jon Nolin Debbie Clements Sharon Hill Randy Roberts Tom Sullivan Nancy Stewart Margaret Woods Greg Boggia Ted Little Debbie Fredericks Bob Swan, President Vicky Palermo, Vice President Sandra Walker, Treasurer Pat Bennett, Secretary 30 Juniors Frances O'Leary Rod Holfolter 31 Industrial Arts Driver Education Darlene Walker Susan DeGrush Mary Wood Claire Morrisey Patty Gibb Dale Smith Edith Blanchard Home Economics 32 Sophomores Brian LaFlure, President Dennis Packer, Vice Resident Joan McGowan, Secretary Bill Aiken, Treasurer 33 Mrs. Aubin French English Freshmen Robert Woods Helen Mastranunzio Sandy Woods Hugh Ruane Steye Maxam Lynn Murphy Susan Dutcher Stephen Barlow Gary Wallace Delberta Hill Mary Aiken Earnest LaFlure 34 Edward Bennett, President Melvin Pauli, Vice President Wayne King, Secretary Donnie Gagnon, Treasurer Mary Lambert Scott Brewer John Palermo Marcia Grant Lorraine Reehl Dale Bisner Chester Frederick Ren£e Wood 35 Sue Murphy Philip Frederick Jan Nicolas Lary Kinnicutt Bonnie Gagnon Gerard Tennyson Judy Luke Max Ruane Ren£e Perry Roger Smith Sheila Walker Ronnie Ellsworth Bryan Frazier Danny Kuse Charlene Frazier Eighth Grade 36 Evelyn H. Magee English Pat Leggett Dan Schaefer Steve Raffio Lisa Packer Jeanne Morrisey Terry Whipple Fred Montgomery, President Jim Cooper, Vice President Kathy White, Secretary Debbie Ross, Treasurer 37 Seventh Grade Cindy Trushaw Terry Wood Donald Smith Sharon Schmidt Donna Schaefer Jim Ruane Bob McGawan Kathy Woods Geraldine Tennyson Joan Meade Mike Ross, President Paul Rogers, Vice President 38 Carol Troisi, Secretary John Gibb, Treasurer Kathy Morrissey Luneta Dubay Doug Brewer Billy Culver Jim Aiken Mary Lou Maynard Barbara Hill Calvin Bralay Kathy Barlow 39 Window shopping? trying to stunt your growth? no more spectators! the morning of the day after green--what else? did you ever smell . . . moth baUs? 6th Grade Donna Lambert Herbert Dutcher Lynne Ross Delbert Hill Carol McDowell Arlene Frederick Theresa Morrissey Rodney Smith Beth Walker Linda Bisner Tina Troisi Barbara Schumacker Raymond LaFlure 42 William Ordway Sue Holfolter Craig Leggett Cris Aiken Sharon Oaks Robert Perry Gary Hill Dave Troisi Melissa Brewer Scott Annan Jim Gibb Patre a King Jennifer Vetter Mike Fassiano Gary Bolton Kathy Hayes Kathy Carlino Tracy Perry Tim Wood Cheryl Perry Dean Schaefer Mike Moffitt 44 Fifth Grade Roxanne Braley Paul Montgomery John Mahoney Mike Morrill Sharon Whipple Billy Andrews Michael Montena Kathy Ellsworth Mark Kasson Mike Ethier John Collins Mike Carroll Vicky Roberts Carol McGowan John Carboy Michael. Stevenson Linda Ethier Cindy Brown Ronald Walker Martin Cooper Nancy Woods Dean Smith Kim Montena Billy Carlozzi Celine Aiken 46 Fourth Grade Cindy Kinnicutt Mike King Jeffrey Packer Nancy Sullivan Bonnie Oaks Richard Schaefer Dale Ryba Wendy McCray Jamie Denton Michele Frasier Theresa Needham Patrick Morehouse Robin Searles Kathleen Ross 47 Third Grade Kathleen Aiken Leona Drolet Susan Morrell Donnie Mahoney Joseph McDowell Wanda Dutcher Jane Halliday Tom Winchip George Carlino Cindy Sue Hill 48 Brenda Ethier Carl Ruane James MacAvey Lynne Bowette Delia Carroll Kenneth Murphy Nancy Ross Steven Morrissey Sally Cooper Juanita Russell Eunice Wakely 49 Second Grade Tammy Andrews Billy Boulette Ruby Tennyson Bruce Bennett Pamela Searles John McConnell Florence Pauli Greg Bolton Dianne Smith Wayne Millington Anthony Winchip Tina Frasier Debbie Carlozzi 50 Florence Raymond 51 First Grade Alan Meade Karen Carlozzi Helen Farmer Inga Ruane Bill Gibb Cris Raffio Lori Denton Marie Drolet Lauren Pereau Tommy Pauli Monica Roberts Lauri Remington Dianne Braley 53 Kindergarten Jerry Brooks Billy Millington Wanda Winchip Dorothy Oaks Ronald Andrews Patrick Sullivan Darlene Ross Laurie Ross Bobby Harp Eddy Wood Kathy Tennyson 54 Elizabeth Murphy Mike Ross Peter Morrisey Kim McConnell Denise Duell Bobby Palermo Bret Windchip Mary Jane Moffitt Theresa McCray Marsha Tennyson Gary Armstrong Mathew Kasson Angelia Drolet Janet Knickerboker Linda McAbey 55 Our Traveling Students North Creek Jack Moffitt Bob Denton Hudson Falls i W w Willa Searles Glens Falls Richard Moffitt Christine Tennyson 56 National Honor Society Mary Pauli, Donna DeGrush, Patti Bennett, Vicky Palermo, Leigh Stevenson, Susan DeGrush, absent when picture was taken--Patti Gibb. Members of the National Honor Society are selected on the basis of character, scholarship, leadership, and service. They work very hard to maintain a high average. Membership in the National Honor So- ciety carries through into college, where there is also a chapter of the National Honor Society. 58 Student Council The 1968-69 Student Council consists of two members of each class in grades seven through twelve. These students sponsor the annual Sno-Ball Dance and other dances throughout the year. They also keep records of the activity points of all students in grades nine through twelve and present awards to those who earn them at the end of the year. Officers this year are as follows: President--Sue Barlow, Vice President-- Bob Montgomery, Treasurer—Dale Smith, Secretary—Patty Kemmer. Student Coun- cil advisor is Mr. Ross. 59 The Band which consists of approx- imately 40 members plays for the important events'in Chestertown. Among these are; the Christmas Concert, Spring Concert, and the two parades in the spring, the Memorial Day Parade and the Fire- men's Field Day. Band Majorettes The majorettes lead the band in beauty and precision during the Memorial Day and Firemen's Day Parades. 60 The Chorus takes a part in the school’s Christmas program, Spring Concert, and Graduation Exercises. The Chorus sings a wide variety of numbers practiced to perfection. Chorus All State Every year several students are chosen to represent Chestertown Central School in the annual All State music program. To be chosen to participate in this program is a great honor. Chosen this year were: Chorus--Susan Barlow, Donna De- Crush, and Dan Wood Band--Ben Faggiano 61 Sharon Hill Frances O'Leary Patty Bennett Jeanne Meade Virginia Drake Deborah Martin Patty Kemm'er Donna DeGrush Mary Pauli Sandra Walker The Library Club consists of girls from 9 to 12th grades. These girls are in charge of keeping the library in order. Each girl uses one of her studyhalls each week to contribute their part to the club. Library Club Peggy Sue Hill Claire Morrissey Jackie Vetter Darlene Walker Kathy Rogers Patti Woods Lynne Murphy Joan McGowan Janet Maxam Liegh Stevenson Sue DeGrush Mary Lambert Absent: Vicki Faggiano 62 STAFF Bob Swan Jon Nolin Patti Bennett Jeanne Meade Mary Pauli Donna DeGrush Patty Kcmmer Susan Barlow Vicky Palermo Press Club The PANTHER, a supposedly bi-weekly newspaper, is pub- lished by the students. The paper consists of school and village news with a little bit of off-beat humor on the side. REPORTERS Sandra Woods Mary Aiken Jackie Vetter Wayne King Dale Smith Melvin Pauli Patti Woods Frances O'Leary Sandra Walker Leigh Stevenson 63 John Barlow, Stephen Maxam, Jack Dunn, Bob Swan, Phillip Fredericks, Dan Wood, Dale Bisner, Robert Wood, Greg Boggia, Ernie LaFlure, Dennis Packer, Brian LaFlure. 64 Monitors Outdoor Francis Karen Janet Debbie Sandra Sue Pat Darlene Pat o © C.H.S.—2 Crown Point — 1 C.H. S.—3 Horicon—1 C.H.S. —3 Pottersville--0 C.H.S.—2 Minerva--2 C.H.S.—1 Hague —0 C.H.S. —4 Horicon--0 C.H.S. —6 Pottersville —1 C.H.S.—3 Minerva--4 C.H.S.—1 Hague—0 C.H.S.—1 Newcomb —0 non-league championship 68 The Panthers placed third in all around competition with a 9-1-1 record, losing only one game and winning nine. They recorded 5 shutouts and gave up only nine goals. The offensive scorers were the following: Bob Swan--cight goals; Don Cooper--seven goals; Dennis Packer--four goals; Steve White--two goals; John Palermo—two goals; Jon Nolin--one goal. 69 Soccer CHS—47 Long Lake 49 CHS—62 Minerva 61 CHS—85 Pottersville 63 CHS—68 Indian Lake 58 CHS--60 Horicon 45 CHS—41 Schroon Lake 84 CHS—61 Newcomb 57 CHS--49 Wells 61 CHS—71 Hague 55 CHS—73 Pottersville 70 CHS—73 Long Lake 65 CHS—53 Horicon 58 CHS—62 Wells 74 CHS—69 Minerva 64 CHS--69 Crown Point 53 CHS—59 Indian Lake 76 CHS—76 Hague 39 CHS—61 Newcomb 66 Sectionals, CHS--55, Horicon--60 70 Varsity Basketball Junior Varsity Basketball CHS--32 Long Lake 46 CHS—42 Minerva 43 CHS—45 Pottersville 44 CHS—38 Indian Lake 37 CHS—30 Horicon 21 CHS--42 Schroon Lake 36 CHS—40 Newcomb 26 CHS—35 Wells 28 CHS—36 Hague 38 CHS—58 Pottersville 60 CHS--52 Long Lake 63 CHS—48 Horicon 28 CHS--27 Wells 36 CHS--48 Minerva 35 CHS—51 Crown Point 22 CHS—21 Indian Lake 43 CHS—36 Hague 28 CHS—35 Newcomb 17 72 Baseball, 67-68 CHS— 6 CHS— 7 D CHS— 5 A CHS—16 N CHS— 4 CHS— 3 CHS—14 CHS— 7 Hague 0 Minerva S Pottersville 0 Horicon 1 Minerva 3 Pottersville 4 Horicon 8 Hague 2 M CHAMPIONSHIP I CHS— 4 Newcomb 7 K Non league E CHS— 3 Schroon Lake 2 CHS—15 Minerva 5 CHS— 6 Johnsburg 1 73 J Vicky Patty m Sue Jeanne Donna Sue Leigh Darlene 74 Varsity Cheerleaders Vicky Palermo, Patty Kcmmer, Donna DeGrush, Pat Bennett, Jeanne Meade, Susan DeGrush, Darlene Walker, Leigh Stevenson, Susan Barlow. J . V. Cheerleaders Charlene Frazier, Jan Nicolas, Judy Luke, Lisa Packer, Kathy White, Renee Perry, Jackie Vetter. Absent--Patty Gibb. 75 76 ALMA MATER Just across from Panther Mountain With her pine trees green, Stands our noble Alma Mater Plainly to be seen. Lift the chorus, sing her praises. Over hill and dale, Hail to thee, our noble high school, Chester, hail all hail Blest by love of all her children Who work with will and might, To keep her colors proudly flashing Scarlet and White. Lift the chorus, sing her praises, Over hill and dale, Hail to thee, our noble high school, Chester, hail all hail. 77 Patrons Spencer C. LaFlure Mr. G Mrs. Roger Bolton Mrs. William Walkup, Sr. Friend Friends Mr. G Mrs. John Gibb Helen J. Leggett Mr. G Mrs. Clarence J. Baker Peter Ippolito Mr. G Mrs. Earl DeGrush Mr. G Mrs. Albert R. Pauli. Jr. Mr. G Mrs. Charles DeWitt Lorna G Bob Brewer Dr. G Mrs. Jancar Marion Schilowsky Mr. G Mrs. F. Jordan McCarthy Mr. G Mrs. Harry Robinson Mr. G Mrs. John Beebe Mr. G Mrs. George Klinefelter Mr. G Mrs. Albert R. Pauli, Sr Patron Schroon Lake Liquor Store Mr. G Mrs. James Barlow Best Wishes to the Class of '69 CIRCLE B RANCH Riding Stable c Housekeeping Cottages Mae and Joe Boggia Compliments of Compliments of CHESTERTOWN PANTHER MOUNTAIN HOUSE VOLUNTEER FIRE CO. INC. Chestertown, New York Compliments of (I The Crossroads Fishing Tackle Hunting Supplies Goodyear Tires Compliments of Compliments of THE BALSAM HOUSE Friends Lake Chestertown, New York Suzanne Lutz STEVENSON AGENCY, INC. Chestertown, New York 80 Compliments of Janser’s Drug Store Roy Boles Chestertown, New York Compliments of Robert’s Gulf Station Chestertown, N.Y. Compliments of AI Pauli General Contractor Bulldozing Backhoe Work Friends Lake, New York Compliments of CHESTERTOWN LIQUOR STORE Frank Dunn, prop. Chestertown, New York 81 Compliments of WHIPPLE'S GARAGE Chestertown, New York Phone 494-2311 Compliments of POTTERSVILLE DEPARTMENT STORE Ralph J. Montgomery Pottersville, New York Compliments of BLACK BEAR RESTAURANT Mrs. Del Stetson Pottersville, New York Compliments of GAMBLE'S HARDWARE Pottersville, New York Compliments of ANNE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Chestertown, New York Compliments of YARN GIFT SHOP Chestertown, New York Phone 494-2713 j[) NOT 1 FI ER GLEN VALLEY LODGE Route 28 The Glen 494-3001 Roy Edith Bouchard Prop. FIRE ALARM EQUIPMENT PLANT PROTECTION SYSTEMS Glen Fell 792-7509 DISTRIBUTOR RAYMOND F. MAHONEY AUTOMATIC FIRE DETECTION BURGLAR ALARMS SALES - SERVICE Box 244 6 Kensington Road Glen Fall . N. Y. 82 Compliments of CHESTER DINER Chestertown, New York Phone 494-284Z Congratulations to the Class of 1969 from FRED VETTER COMPANY CINDY'S BEAUTY SHOP Chestertown, New‘York Phone 494-3Z15 I Operators Your Complete Hardware Store Chestertown, New York Compliments of Compliments of MR. MRS. FRANK TRAVERS Warren Auto Parts Inc. • 19 1 Main Street Warrcnsburg, New York Phone NA 3-3381 Compliments of THE NORTHWAY PLAZA MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION Exit 19 on the Northway Compliments of Compliments of BISNER'S COFFEE SHOP THE RISING HOUSE Lou Bisner Prop. Hugh Inge Ruane-props. Chestertown, New York Chestertown, New York Phone 494-2213 Phone 494-2471 Compliments of Chester Market Chestertown, New York Compliments of CHARLES R. LEGGETT Attorney at Law Chestertown, New York Compliments of KEN MURPHY TRUCKING CO. Chestertown, New York 84 Compliments of Lorenzo Hayes Bulldozing And Grading Chestertown, New York Phone 494-3224 Compliments of Compliments of IRENE'S BEAUTY SHOP Chestertown, New York JOSEPH LaFLURE Phone 494-3312 Compliments of Nick’s Liquor Store Warrensburg, New York MONTGOMERY REAL ESTATE Compliments of AND INSURANCE LITTLE AND FLACHBARTH Phone 494-3042 Building Contractors Chestertown, New York Chestertown, New York 85 Compliments of Tri Lakes Realty Chestertown, New York Compliments of FRIENDS World's Fair Floral Design Winner JIM THE FLORIST 148 Main Street Phone Na 3-9214 also-Palmer Ave. Corinth, N.Y. Phone. 654-7844 Compliments of Martin Ford Authorized Ford Sales and Service Pine Street Chestertown, New York Compliments of DONALD F. PAULL General Contractor Friends Lake Rd. Chestertown, N.Y. Compliments of ELLSWORTH'S DRY GOODS Chestertown, New York Phone 494-3012 86 Compliments of V) P BLUE JACK'S MUSIC STORE Every known make of muscial instruments Glens Falls, New York RX 2-9811 Austin J. Smith Store Chestertown, New York Compliments of SWANNEE'S Soft ice cream Route 9 Chestertown, New York Compliments of BEATRICE EGGLESTON Beauty Consultant Manager Fashion Two Twenty For all your Beauty Needs and Make up Classes Lane Road, North Creek Phone 998-2285 Best Wishes to The Senior Class T. C. Halliday M.D. Compliments of ROBERTS CHAIN SAWS Arnold Roberts North Road Chestertown, New York Phone: 494-3364 87 Compliments of T. C. Murphy Lumber Co. Wevertown, New York Phone North Creek 998-2424 Compliments of JOE KEMMER Contracting and Building Plumbing and Heating Chestertown, New York Compliments of Best Wishes To The Senior Class of 1969 IT'S SUMY DR. SUZANNE SCHRENK Chestertown, New York r DR. FELIX SCHRENK 88 Congratulations to the Class of '69 Compliments of L. G. SMITH Electrical Contractor Wcstinghouse Appliances Chestertown, New York Phone 494-3112 Tri Lakes Construction Corp. Vacation and Retirement Homes Chestertown, New York Phone 494-3131 Compliments of HENRY ■ LORE'S COTTAGES Loon Lake, New York Compliments of DONALD E. LAMBERT-Contractor Backhoe-Bulldozing Work Sand-Gravel and Top Soil Chestertown, New York Phone 494-3335 Speed Queen Sales-Service E. WENDELL ROSS Best Wishes to the Class of '69 BRANT LAKE-Chestertown Laundromats Arthur Wilson-E. Wendell Ross Proprietor s THE GREASY SPOON to Chestertown New York 89 Best Wishes to the Senior Class F rom THE PINES ON FRIENDS LAKE John and Flo Palermo Compliments of Best Wishes to the Class of '69 ROGER'S HOUSEKEEPING COTTAGES UPSTATE AGENCY, INC. General Insurance Marianne and Bill Chestertown, New York Carlozzi Phone 494-2281 Chestertown, New York Compliments of SMITH'S GARAGE, INC. Compliments of American Motors Sales and Service A Potter sville, New York FRIEND Congratulations to the Class of 1969 SHAND’S FAIRWA YS MOTEL Rt. 9 Chestertown, N.Y. Owners-Malcoln and Myrtle Shand 90 THE BARTON FUNERAL HOME Howard W. Tompkins Lie. Mgr. Successor To S. L. Barton Pine St. Chestertown, New York 12817 Phone: Chestertown 494-281 1 Est. 1881 Congratulations to the class of 1969 BENEDICT JOSEPHINE FAGGIANO AND MRS. STELLA OLESEFF Compliments of Wilderness Vacation Homes Warrensburg, New York Congratulations to the class of '69 STEWART’S MOUNTAIN VIEW HOUSE Compliments of Fred fk Sarah Monroe BLYTHEWOOD ISLAND CABINS Chestertown Compliments of Electronic Service Center Color TV Specialist Chestertown, N.Y. Phone 494-2031 91