Chestertown Central School - Panther Yearbook (Chestertown, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1970 volume:

The Seniors Proudly Present To You THE 1970 PANTHER Chestertown, Central School Chestertown, New York WE SENIORS WISH TO DEDICATE THE 1970 PANTHER TO THE PEOPLE OK CHESTERTOWN WHO TOOK A FIRM STAND AGAINST THE DISCONTINUATION OF OUR ANNUAL WASHINGTON TRIP; A TRIP WHICH WILL LONG REMAIN A CHERISHED MEMORY TO THE GRADUATING STUDENTS OF CHESTERTOWN CENTRAL SCHOOL. IN MEMORY OF MR. ITSUZO SUMY We dedicate this page to Mr. Itsuzo Sumy with the feeling that he will always be remembered by the people, particularly the students of Chestertown. 3 ARTHUR R. TROISI, PRINCIPAL Secretary To the Seniors, Barbara Degrush I am pleased to congratulate the Senior Class, and the yearbook staff for the diligent effort which they have performed in making the 1970 The Panther such a tremendous success. The Seniors who worked so earnestly and cooperatively will find reference to the The Panther with fond memories that can only be obtained through a manuscript of this type. To the Senior Class, my very best wishes for excellent success in what ever field of endeavor you may pursue. In closing, I wish to express my appreciation to the faculty, the Board of Education, the students and parents of this community for their cooperation and support in promoting better education in our school. Artfe R. Train 4 ADMINISTRATION FACULTY Mrs. Luke Mrs. Lambert Teacher's Aids 6 Eunice Wakely Third Grade Robert Perry Fifth Grade John Collins Fourth Grade 7 9 Ruth LaFlure History 10 Janet McDowell David Yule Nurse Guidance Robert Willets Shop -- Senior Class Advisor 11 STANDING . . . Edward Woods, Philip Sullivan, Steven Morrisey, and William Aiken. SEATED . . . Sara O'Connor and Thomas Stewart. SCHOOL BOARD OF EDUCATION ik CAFETERIA STAFF MRS. WALKUP MRS. FRAZIER MRS. BOLTON MRS. WHIPPLE BUS DRIVERS MR. MEAD MR. ROBERTS MR. WHEELER CUSTODIANS MR. MEADE MR. MAXAM 13 Jon Nolin — Co-Editor, Layout Editor Creg Boggia -- Co-Editor, Photographer Vicky Palermo -- Idealist, Typist Jeanne Meade -- Typist Sandra Walker -- Subscriptions, Typist Patricia Bennett — Secretary, Typist Working Later SENIORS JON FREDERICK NOUN Wc have just enough religion to make us hate, but not enough to make us love one another. INTERESTS: Everything Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Soccer 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2, 3,4 Band 4 Service Club 1,2,3 Press Club Reporter 2 Sports Editor 3, 4 Freshmen Play 1 Senior Play 4 Prom King 3 Class Vice-president 1 Class President 4 Yearbook Editor 4 Prom Committe 3 Teen Center Member 1,2, 3,4 Student Council . . . almost PATRICIA KAREN BENNETT ,rNature has given us two ears but only one mouth. INTERESTS: snow -- and water-skiing, swimming, skating, music, and DEX. Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2, 3,4 Majorette 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 Class Secretary 1,2,3, 4 Library Club 1,2,3,4 Press Club Reporter 1 Press Club Art Staff 2,3 Press Club Layout Co-editor 4 Local Honor Society 1,2 National Honor Society 3,4 Tennis Team 4 Volleyball Team 4 Prom Committee 3 Yearbook Committee 4 Clarinet Choir 4 Ensemble 2 Snow-Ball Queen 3 Teen-center Representative 3,4 Freshman Play 1 Senior Play 4 16 VICTORIA ANNE PALERMO It matters not how long you live, but how well. INTERESTS: snow-skiing, swimming, water-skiing, sailing, records, books, writing Press Club 1,2,3 Press Club Co-Editor 4 Cheerlcading 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Majorette 1,2,3,4 Library Club 1,2 Senior Play 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Student Council Representative 1,2 Student Council Treasurer 2 Class Vice-President 3 Junior Prom Committee 3 Miss DAR 4 National Honor Society 3,4 Clarinet Choir 4 Tennis Team 2,3,4 GREGORY PETER BOCCIA I never let my schooling interfere with my education. INTERESTS: music, horses, and photography Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,3,4 Soccer 2, 3 Yearbook Photographer 4 Press Club Exchange Editor 4 Service Club 1,2, 3,4 Prom Committee 3 Freshman Play 1 Senior Play 4 Class President 2 Class Vice-president 4 17 ROBERT EDWARD SWAN Nothing can bring you peace but yourself. ,f INTERESTS: Ice skating, music, sports Soccer 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2, 3,4 Class President 3 Press Club 2,3,4 Service Club 2,3, 4 Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus 3,4 Prom Committee 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Senior Play 4 Student Council 4 Vice President of Student 4 NYSSMA 1 NANCY JANE STEWART If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured of far away. INTERESTS: swimming, snow skiing, water skiing, tennis Senior Trip Committee 4 Press Club 1,4 Band 1,3, Student Council Representative 3,4 Freshman Play Senior Play Tennis Team 3,4 Volleyball Team 4 18 JEANNE LORRAINE MEADE The most wasted day of all is that which we hai'e not laughed. INTERESTS: swimming, skiing, music Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Ensemble 2 Majorette 1,2.3,4 Head Twirlcr -- Majorette 2,3 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 Tennis Team 4 Volleyball Team 4 Library Club 1,2,3 Press Club Reporter 1 Press Club Art Staff 2,3 Press Club Head Typist 4 Prom Committee 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Freshman Play 1 Senior Play 4 Cafeteria Monitor 4 Local Honor Society 1 SANDRA JEAN WALKER The reward of something well-done is to have done it. INTERESTS: swimming, and Dennis Freshman Play Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader 1 Volleyball Team 4 Library Club 1,2,3,4 Press Club Reporter 1,2,3 Layout Co-editor of Press Club 4 Prom Committee 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Monitor 3,4 Senior Play Class Treasurer 1,2,3 Local Honor Society 1 19 THEODORE ROBERT LITTLE If wc had no faults, we would not take so much pleasure in noticing them in others. INTERESTS: hunting, ski-dooing, pool Basketball 1,2,3,4 Soccer 3,4 Senior Play 4 Freshman Play 1 Junior Prom Committee 3 SHARON CLARICE HILL Small showers last long, but sudden storms are short. INTERESTS: horses, cooking, and interior decorating Softball Team 1,2 Volleyball Team 1,2 Library Club 1,2,3,4 Class Treasurer 4 Yearbook Treasurer 4 20 DEBORAH AMY FREDERICK Who so must be a man be not a conformist. INTERESTS: people, nursing, horses, cars, traveling Press Club 1,2,3,4 Library Club 1,2,3,4 Freshman Play 1 Senior Play 4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Outdoor Monitor 3 Prom Queen 3 Senior Trip Committee 4 Drama Club 3 THOMAS ROBERT SULLIVAN To return is not to succeed. INTERESTS: girls, shop, traveling Service Club 1 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Soccor 1,2,3,4 Freshman Play 1 Senior Play 4 Senior Trip Committee 4 Student Council 2 Class Vice-President 2 Junior Prom Committee 3 Drama Club 3 21 RODERICK HARRISON HOLFOETER It matters not what you are thought to be, but what you are. M INTERESTS: Drinking ... and other enjoyments Basketball 1 Freshmen Play 1 Senior Play 4 Service Club 1,2 Student Council 2,3 DEBORAH JANE MARTIN And my Dad said, 'Girl, you're gonna drive me to drinking if you don't stop driving that hot rod lincoln INTERESTS: 4-spceds, parties, Dick Library Club 1,2,3,4 Press Club 1,2,4 Chorus 3,4 Senior Play 4 Monitor 1,2 Freshmen Play 1 22 DEBBIE ANN CLEMENTS Drink today, and drown all sorrow; you shall perhaps not do't tomorrow. INTERESTS: Randy, and horses Library club 1,2 Senior play 4 Freshman play 1 RANDY J. ROBERTS When angry, count four; when very angry, swear! INTERESTS: Debbie, and my Mopar Soccer 2, 3,4 Basketball 1,2 Prom Committee 3 Senior Play 4 Freshman Play 1 23 FRANCES ANN O'LEARY Got something good, you want to take care of it INTERESTS: Jim, ski-dooing, cosmetology Chorus 2,3 Senior Play 4 Outdoor Monitor 2,3 Cheerleader 1 Library Club 1,2,3 Press Club 3 Freshman Play 1 24 OUR JUNIOR PROM . . . Springtime in Paris was the theme -- An Eiffel Tower, a sidewalk cafe, and, flower boxes. Jon and Debbie were chosen King and Queen; they danced to the Theme from Moulin Rouge as the Court joined. J. Vetter S. DeGrush D. Smith P. Woods D. Schaefer K. Rogers J. McGowan M. Wood B. LaFlure S. Ellsworth C. Morrissey W. Aiken D. Walker J. Barlow 28 L. Stevenson D. Packer P. Gibb J. Maxam P. Hill JUNIORS Absent S. Maxam Absent R. Schumacher 29 G. Moffitt H. Ruane D. Hill M. Pauli G. Wallace H. Mastranonzio S. Brewer M. Aiken J. Palermo S. Woods SOPHOMORES Absent C. Frederick Absent S. Barlow S. Murphy F. Montgomery 32 P. Leggett L. Kinnicutt B. Frazier L. Bedell J. Gibb C. Trushaw D. Brewer W. Culver M. Maynard R. McGowan R. Wallace D. DeGrush D. Smith K. Barlow M. Ross K. Morrissey C. Braley R. Smith D. Schaefer K. Woods R. Ellsworth C. Troisi J. Aiken T. Wood L. Dubay B. Hill J. Ruane G. Tennyson J. Meade 34 L. Ross T. Morrissey D. Hill B. Schumacher C. Aiken T. Troisi H. Dutcher D. Lambert P. Rogers N. Luke C. McDowell A. Fredrick C. Leggett S. Holfolter D. Lambert L. Bisner S. Oakes R. LaFlure GRADE R. Smith 35 C. Perry M. Morrill K. Carlino SIXTH GRADE T. Perry S. Whipple G. Bolton W. Andrews B. Walker M. Ethier M. Kasson M. Ellsworth P. Montgomery FIFTH GRADE C. Brown R. Schaefer B. Carlozzi J. Carboy B. Oakes M. Carroll W. McCray K. Ross P. Morehouse M. Stevenson L. Ethier C. Kinnicutt T. Needham K. Montena J. Packer 37 J. Sweeney K. Murphy FOURTH G R A D E J. McDowell C. Hill T. Winchip S. Cooper K. Ruane J. Halliday W. Dutcher G. Carlino N. Ross R. Carlson B. Consioine S. Morrissey K. Aiken L. Drolet W. Russell L. Boulette B. Ethier 38 D. Carlozzi W. Meader MacGlasham D. Mahoneys A. Winchip T. Andrews G. Bolton H. Carroll THIRD GRADE Absent Absent D. Smith C. Sullivan F. Pauli P. Searles S. Brown J. McConnell R. Tennyson W. Boulette S. Hill B. Bennett 39 P. Cunningham L. Pereau M. Drolet L. Denton D. Braely GRADE B. Gibb L. Remington M, Roberts K. Tennyson D. Knickerbaker C. Raffio M. Ross D. Ross W. Millington W. Winchip M. Kasson E. Murphy R. Harpp B. Tennyson E. Woods D. Oakes A. Meade T. McCray FIRST GRADE R. Palermo K. McConnell P. Sullivan W. Winchip L. Ross B. Winchip F. Thorton J- Knickerbocker L. McAvey P. Morrissey G. Brooks L. Denton 41 V. Maxam T. Needham W. Millington S. Boulette J. Montena G. Armstrong W. MacGlashan M. Ross P. Hill J. Pereau J. Hill 42 Absent — M. Miller M. Tompkins T. Searles L. Meader Edward Tennyson T R A V E L I N G TOP ROW: Faye Tennyson MIDDLE ROW: Jack Moffitt; Robert Denton BOTTOM ROW: Mary Jane Moffitt; Laura Meader Christine Tennyson Sauna bath Where is the Fire Exit? Two minutes to go! HUH! AND HOW ARE YOU? Homeroom HAND ME THAT DOUBLE BARREL Oh Calcutta!! k SCHOOL LUNCH r a GOOD NUTRITION ' m s 44 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Citizenship, scholarship, leadership, and service arc the basis for selecting the members of the National Honor Society. The members work hard to maintain these fine qualities. Also the members participate in inter-mural activities, such as discussions and induction ceremonies. STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council consists of, SEATED: Kathy Barlow, Tina Troisi, Sue DeGrush, Rene Woo Mary Wood, and Nancy Stewart; STANDING: Dan Schaefer, David Schaefer, Craig Leggett, Bob Swan, John Palermo, and Bob McGowan. Officers are as follows: President, Mary Wood; Vice-President, Bob Swan; Secretary, David Schaefer; Treasurer, John Palermo. BAND The outstanding moments to Band members are its performances; and patience plus many hours in the practice room are what finally achieves the desired effect. Besides the music itself, the spirit of harmony through effort is probably its most satisfactory by-product. Soothing Music . Band Means And a Crowded instrument room. 48 CHORUS The Chorus performs several times a year at concerts and at Graduation. Most remem- bered by members, though, are the afternoon practices -- the warm-up drills, the breathing exercises, and the songs rehearsed simply for the satisfaction of the Chorus itself. The Junior Band consists mainly of junior high students. This group is a welcome addition to our Senior Band concerts. Enthusiasm and perseverance arc most characteristic of its mem- bers. 49 Each year, students representing area schools, perform in the annual All State music festival. This year, C.H. S. sent six students: Mary Wood, Bill Aiken, Dennis Packer and Patti Gibb for chorus and Dale Smith and Peggy Sue Hill for band. STATE THE MAJORETTES lead the band at the Memorial Day and Fireman's Day parades. Wearing colorful red and white uniforms, they perform in a series of twirling routines. Included in the group are Jeanne, Pat, Vicky, Leigh, Peggy Sue, and their newest members — Mary and Darlene. MAJORETTES 50 51 s This year the Press Club gained a large number of enthusi- astic new reporters after having combined with a syndicated student newspaper call the Student Voice. THE PANTHER, our school newspaper, is published on a monthly basis and is now a printed, rather than a mimeographed paper which gives reports of school as well as town activities. It is coedited by Vicky Palermo and Patricia Woods. S 52 OUTDOOR MONITORS v  Sandy Walker, Jackie Vetter, Kathy White, Patty Gibb, Joan McGowan, Mary Lam- bert, Darlene Walker, Leigh Stevenson, Dale Smith. CAFETERIA MONITORS Susan DeGrush, Peggy Sue Hill, Jeanne Meode 53 Practice Makes Perfect OK you guys. I found them, now you can get them out of there! Coach, I'm Beat! THE WRECKING CREW Nah, Nah! You gotta BLTTTTTT!! go get a pass! 54 Would you believe sex education?! ! Let's see, if Vi equals 34 and Pj equals 42, then . . . _ • ATHLETICS VARSITY BASKETBALL non-league sectionals Individual scores for first six players. NAME TOTAL PTS. Bob Swan..........................279 JonNolin..........................266 John Palermo......................234 Ted Little........................232 Dennis Packer.....................j 6 Greg Boggia........................37 Long Lake Minerva Pottersville Indian Lake Horicon Newcomb Wells Hague Pottersville Long Lake Horicon Indian Lake Minerva Schroon Lake Wells Newcomb Hague Schroon Lake Wells WE THEY 64 48 68 50 58 52 76 80 45 67 54 77 71 64 79 60 73 65 74 60 56 71 50 70 67 62 62 68 70 56 49 65 81 56 60 62 44 63 4C We They Long Lake 37 32 Minerva 32 44 Pott ersvi lie 34 60 Indian Lake 33 58 Horicon 26 35 Newcomb 31 40 Wells 26 46 Hague 33 48 Pottersville 41 60 Long Lake 31 40 Horicon 35 29 Indian Lake 43 53 Minerva 20 46 Schroon Lake 26 47 Wells 15 45 Newcomb 41 51 Hague 36 40 Schroon Lake 37 43 Kj H 1-1 C 3 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS s Despite the graduation of over 5096 of their first string the year before, the PANTHERS went on to capture the first place title in 1969 for the South- ern Marcy Conference. Although they were later defeated in a thrilling bat- tle against rival Newcomb to decide which team was to be champion of the entire Marcy Conference, they certainly had a season which C.H. S. can be proud of. ° 1969 C C E R Although it's quite difficult trying to get our baseball PANTHERS together for a picture in the fall; the team usually ends up consisting of fourteen or more talented young prospects. In 1969, the PANTHERS captured second place in the southern Marcy Conference and later traveled to North Creek where they de- feated rival Newcomb in a play-off game. This year the PANTHERS will be starting the 1970 season with the same pitching staff that posted a 7-1 record last year in Bob Swan and John Palermo and are hoping to retain their highly victorious record. 61 ADVERTISING Best Wishes To The Class of 1970 CIRCLE ® RANCH Riding Stable and Housekeeping Cottages Mac and Joe Boggia Compliments of Compliments of CHESTER DINER Chestertown, N.Y. ADIRONDACK RUSTIC SIGNS distinctive, durable Custom Routed signs Riverside Road 494-3520 Chestertown, N.Y. 12817 Compliments of DONALD E. LAMBERT- Contractor Backhoe-Bulldozing Work Sand -- Gravel Top Soil Chestertown, N.Y. Phone 494-3335 Compliments of DUTCH KITCHEN Lou and Gordon Kitchel Pottersville, N.Y. Rt. 9 64 Compliments of MARTIN FORD Pine St. Chestertown, N.Y. Schuyler and Ida May Martin Owners and Operators of Your friendly Ford Agency Best Wishes To The Senior Class TRI-LAKES REALTY, INC. John and Florence Palermo 66 Compliments of CHESTERTOWN VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY INC. Congratulations To The Class Of 1970 F rom MR. AND MRS. VINCENT WALKER Best Wishes to The Class of '70 GEORGE'S HIDEAWAY George and Anna Schloss Chestertown, N.Y. Compliments of DONALD F. PAULL Building Contractor Tel. Chestertown 3365 Viking Mote ROUTE 9 — 2 MILES NORTH OF CHESTERTOWN. N. Y. 1000 Feet of Private Beach On Loon Lake Fishing — Hunting — Skiing Hotwater Heat Hildur Gregor Haugland, Props. Compliments of STEWARTS' MT. VIEW HOUSE Compliments of YARN AND GIFT SHOP Chestertown, New York Phone 494-27 13 67 Compliments of BISNER'S COFFEE SHOP Lou Bisner Prop. Chestertown, New York Phone 494-2213 C Compliments of THE MEADOWBROOK MOTEL Chestertown, New York ompliinents of THE CROSSROADS Fishing Tackle -- Hunting Supplies Goodyear Tires Compliments of T. C. MURPHY LUMBER CO. Wevertown, New York Phone North Creek 998-2424 Congratulations to The Class Of '70 L. R. BOGLE Carpenter and Mason Chestertown, New York Phone 494-3044 Compliments of FRED CULVER Chestertown, New York Compliments of ANNE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Chestertown, New York HUGH'S FLOWERS 17 Horicon Avenue Warrensburg, New York Phone 623-9844 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1970 F rom ROBERTS’ GULF SERVICE Chestertown, N.Y. Chuck Roberts -- Prop. Compliments of JOE KEMMER Contracting and Building Plumbing and Heating Chestertown, N.Y. 69 Compliments of UPSTATE AGENCY General Insurance Chestertown, New York Phone 494-2281 Compliments of THE PILLARS MOTEL Restaurant And Lounge 84 Main Street Warrensburg, New York Where the Promise Is Made Good ENGLE'S DEPARTMENT STORE 60 Main Street Warrensburg, N.Y. Phone (Area Code 518) NA 3-3271 Compliments of PANTHER MOUNTAIN HOUSE Chestertown, New York Congratulations to the Class of '70 Compliments of TRI LAKES MOTEL Chestertown, New York Phone 494-2441 JOSEPH E. LaFLURE LAND SURVEYOR Chestertown, N.Y. Ph. 494-2532 Compliments of NEPTUNE'S NORTHWAY SUNOCO Route 8 Chestertown, New York Ph. 494-3541 70 Best Wishes To The Class of 1970 LITTLE AND FLACHBARTH Building Contractors Chestertown, New York Phone 494-2118 Compliments of CHESTER MARKET Chestertown, New York Compliments of TRI LAKES CONSTRUCTION Chestertown, New York 71 COURTESY OF Janser’s Drug Store Towing Service Auto Repairs POTTERSVILLE GARAGE Gasoline Discount or S H Stamps Northway Exit 26 Rt. 9 Potter sville, N.Y. Ph. 494-2060 Night 494-9922 Day Mr . Roy Boles Compliments of IT’S SUMY Chestertown, N.Y. Compliments of ELLSWORTH'S DRY GOODS Chestertown, New York Phone 494-3012 Compliments of Compliments of L. G. SMITH Electrical Contractor Westinghouse Appliances Chestertown, New York Phone 494-3112 Austin J. Smith Store Chestertown, New York Best Wishes To The Class Of 1970 F rom Compliments of STEPHEN J. MONROE Plumbing and Heating Chestertown, New York Phone 494-2143 Ken Murphy T rucking Chestertown, New York Compliments of CHESTER GARAGE Chestertown, New York Phone 494-2311 AGARD’S STORE SPORT SHOP Groceries -- Shell Gas — Beer Fishing Tackle -- Live Bait Rt. 9 Pottersville, N.Y. 494-3428 Best Wishes To The Senior Class of '70 Compliments of MR. MRS. JOHN LITTLE Good Luck F rom BUCK MIKE'S Fine Food and Sandwiches Compliments of MR. AND MRS. ADELBERT HILL to the Senior Class Of 1970 Compliments of AL PAULL GENERAL CONTRACTOR Compliments of Bulldozing Backhoe Work POTTERSVILLE DEPARTMENT STORE Friends Lake, New York Ralph J . Montgomery Pottersville, N.Y. 494: 3513 Compliments of THE BALSAM HOUSE Friends Lake Chestertown, N.Y. Suzanne Lutz ROBERTS CHAIN SAWS Sales Service Compliments of Chestertown, New York CHARLES R. LEGGETT 74 Compliments of Dairy Queen; D N ESSO Service Station Northway Exit 25 Rt. 8 Chestertown, N.Y. Compliments of SPEED QUEEN Sales Service E. Wendell Ross 494-3527 Compliments of MR. EUGENEFLACHBARTHSR. Chestertown, New York Best Wishes To The Class of 1970 BRANT LAKE Chestertown Laundromats Compliments of REMINGTON BROS. Bulldozing Sand -- Gravel -- Top Soil Brant Lake, New York Phone 494-3010 Good Luck From CHICO And His Chili Beans 75 Compliments of Compliments of Butch’s Garage McConnell’s Inn 24 hour towing Road Service Welding -- gas : electric Exit 26 -- Pottersville, N. Y. Phone 494-2161 Rt. 9 Chestertown, N.Y. Best Wishes From Compliments of STEVENSON AGENCY, INC. Chestertown, N.Y. Traveler’s Restaurant Pottersville, Exit 26 Daily Special Prop. -- Fred Elizabeth Griffen Compliments of T . J . FISH SON Chestertown, N.Y. Compliments of FRED AND SARAH MONROE Blythewood Island Cabins Chestertown Best Wishes to The Senior Class Dr. Mrs. Thomas Holliday Congratulations To The Class of 1970 CLIFF AND MYRNA Belden Compliments of Arthur P. Winchip Electrical Contractor Chestertown, New York Phone: 494-2114 OUR PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Robert Willets Mr. Mrs. Gerald Annis Mr. Mrs. Notrman Gamble Gamble's Hardware Store Henry McKee Glendale Park Mr. Mrs. Clarence Meade Jr. Percy Richardson Mr. Mrs. Earl DeGrush We Sincerely Thank All Of You 77 Compliments to the Senior Class from Congratulations from John D. Gibb Sons RISING HOUSE Hardware ROOMS MEALS Hugh Ruane -- Prop. Chestertown, N.Y. Phone 494-2414 Chestertown, N.Y. 494-2471 We Wish To Extend Our Appreciation To All The People Who Have Helped Us Through Our Past Years Of Grade And High School . . . Thank You 78 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Seniors of 1970, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. Rod leaves his driving ability to Hughie in hopes that he will prove himself worthy. Fran leaves her trips to South Carolina to Kathy Barlow and her pocket-book to whoever found it. Tom leaves the ability to forget to pick up friends at 2 A. M. to Sue Murphy, who he's sure will find it's eaS) to do. Pat leaves her nickname Jude , to Judy Luke, her clarinet to Lisa Packer, a penny to Mr. Wentworth, and Dex to no one. Randy leaves his high performance Dodge to Debbie but takes his snap-on tools along with him. Greg leaves his talent for botching up the movie projector for Mr. McDowell to Dubby Hill. Nancy leaves her study hall privileges to Mr. Willets. Jon leaves his height to Scot Brewer; his authentic sideburns to John Palermo, his base drum to Ernie, and his teen-center experiences to Pat Gibb, Jackie Vetter, and Leigh Stevenson in hopes that their patience does not wear thin. Debbie M. leaves to Sue D. the ability to escape from Dark Shadows , and the Glen's incidents and ac- cidents with all the Boners included. Vicky leaves her lab equipment to anyone who can find it, and she leaves her brother . . . gladly! ! Sandy leaves her desk in study hall to anyone who can put up with Bill Aiken. Bob leaves his ice-cream stand to Dennis Packer. Ted leaves his parking space to Mr. McDowell and a jiggin stick to Mr. Wentworth. The Math 12 class leaves Mr. Wentworth a guided tour through the Columbian Coffee Bean plantation. Jon and Greg leave Bill Aiken their lab desk . . . booby-trapped. The Seniors leave confusion and 1971 to the Juniors. The living