Heatly High School - Islander Yearbook (Green Island, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1974 volume:

ISLAN DER 1974 The Senior Class Heatly High School Green Island, N. Y. 12183 W 'U - Y 1 v f , I v C ontenls SENIORS 8-35 4 1 i 1 Ls ,1 P i J 1 . , 1 i - a 1 1 I , .I fi ii Q1 11 A J 'J CLASSES 36-53 K i 1 1 -- ':-.T ,1 'I Ti wr Aff SPORTS 6 54-6 5 FACULTY 82-111 if fi BOARD OF EDUCATION MEMBERS: STANDING: Mr. Frank M O'Connor, Mr. John P. Fulgan, Mr. Albert Sterling. SEATED: Miss Legnard. cNulty, Mr. j. Donald O'Hare, Mr. Bernard W. Davenport, Mr. Eugene Irma Wilkie, Mr. Howard F. McGan, Miss Diane Dubiac, Miss Dorothy Board 0fEa'ucali0n F MR. DONALD O'HARE Superintendent -ew Q MR. THOMAS DESMOND-Assistant Superintendent MR. NICHOLAS NORMILE Yearb oo k Advisor You give but little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give. -Kahlil Gibran- MR. JAMES FEENEY Senior Class Advisor One can never pay in gratitudeg one can only pay in kind somewhere else in lifef' To pay in kindv somewhere else in life would surely take a terrific deed on our part, therefore, we shall simply say, Thank You. -Anne Morrow Lindbergh- page 'TB ' ' 1 X - , 4 M ,, .4 .n R , M,-n l . wi- Se11i0YS W Nw-SQ' 554525 'fax A mxwk LQ!! , -vs QAYN A Q fy ,r-2' B1- S , . -'X - ' f'N n ' A XX N bw. - .--X X Q. xx'-7' QQ uwawnu-vi' ja ,5,..,xx 5- -0' O ' ' P ' x, YI -,mw:': 7-'J . :Q 1 A .FB 9 E, 6 .2 ' ima. P' ' W 4 , NN! In x Qs.. ,, X 6.-1 49 Q5 Q 1 . .sgbffrgk W f A 4 013 57 fp Avg H' Q' -X0 1'5f9'SW'9- fi 45, ., 1-fi? l X ' if o'- A - ' 6 iff! 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But w You sebf With 1 E E 1 l i 1 1 i I r 1 Z RUSS LOYA i E I I n i R Z i 5 3 v e I I m i I MARY ANNE LARAWAY E Born of Fatigue and Wholesome Disczpline, Y oursebf ' SAM MARTINI 'ffv I 4 N mg ga 5? N! E! 515 3E QE Q! Q ,L S5 33 Mi JE 55? Q 32 Ei is 2 sin 55 is E E is 'S E 5 me R aa E 5 Q, 5 SS S s as fa Si E Y EK 3 Qi 2 2 2 .f 5 se 55 EW sf 5 ri ii fs Q 53 S. RE 5 He 33 an 1-aa E Sf 53 ze Q 5 2 a ! ? 1 3 a L 1 3 a 5 S Q E 3 E 5 5 1 2 if 5 N 2 if ,f 5 n gg F 5 E :Q B e 'E Q li PE ai as as E 5 'S Q 25 EE QE 15 'iii QE? 2? 33 ii 'Q sr M 2' Qi E lm ?E 555 5 3 3 Q Q E A is E 95 53? E5 525 R TSE Q S3 Q G, 3 S at Qs Q S PE 2 E a 5 s i i 3 5 Q 3 ei 12 1971: We are now SOPHOMORES, A Little Olderg A Little Wiserg BUT NOT MUCH! It all began in September of the year 1970, when we became known AS FRESHMEN! In 1972 we became -IUNIORS. LONGER HAIR, SLOPPIER Clothes but not much SMARTER! Leaving our childish ways behind, we set the example for underclassmen as we become SENIORS! Yearbook S lajjf i'Give to the world the best you have, and the best will come back to you. -Mary Ainge de Vere- ational Honor S oeie ty Student Council Ojjieers Senior Class TOP LEFT: NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FROM LEFT: Michael MeGivcrn, Barbara Connor, Barbara Greaves, Russ Loya, Maryellen Tor- nesello, and Regina Fatone. D.A. R. Winner-Barb Greavesg Miss United Fund-Barb Connor. 26 jfieers I D.A.R.Winner and Miss United F una' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: FROM LEFT: STANDING: Treasurer-Barb Connor, Secretary-Mary Anne Laraway. SITTING: Vice4PresidentfMaryE1len Tornesello, President--Brian Demarco. STU- DENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: SITTING: President-Arleen DeCom1o, Vice-President-Bruce jordan. STANDING: Secretary-Russ Loya, Treasurer-Carlene Tornesello. BELOW: LEFT AND RIGHT: Baseball Team expresses thanks to Coach Getty for his efforts. LOW: Miss Mary and family. LEFT: Senior Award Winners with Coach Gcttyg BE- On May 25, 1973, We ASCENDED OUR STAIR- WAY TO HEAVEN? Our MEMORIES OF THIS EVENING WILL LIVE FOREVER. 28 Our evening in heaven ended climatically as Arleen DeConno was named Queen! ,P f rx ,,e.. ' 340' L'f !i'5 L3? 'W:V:W3V 3f'fi5fW' W'5U'7Y4ffWiQfvff'Ls1 Y2if2Vg?fi4qfDussfwe'ff::f12f:ZI:2fff'2: :1,wfQgssaf1v1.ffw-meeszzfswzLLfuetZLsw1Q,3fT5gfeei:LQ'g:Qxg1ggagz:4a.sI'gmwgw5L:m:LLL..,Zw,,,.q,g1? wfm52fQsf,.LL1zs::f'-- L ,,,zL,. f 2? , '.-, L L A1--liLA igzl, .1X1-h ,,, ,l,11, , L lly --e,i.i. ..2,, .AQI ,,1i A.1.E,1f L ,,,,e1,i1lQ11,,,,.l.,,,ll,e1:,1... .111n,11., - , L V , f ,:, ,,L1 ,,,,, 11, , , ,,e , , Q L .,L,L LL,,,,L,LL L ,,AL,LL ,LLALLLL L , LLLLLW L, ,W,,,iA,,L,,,AL,,L,L, W,,,. ,LL,, L VL, LLL, V L ,VL:S2iQgjg2, Vv'L,Zi:51E-wwggg V1 I 5L . H ' 1 ' M , L. ' ,Wi ' .L LLL-: 4'3 1, .. 'fl' ' , 'fmt' '. iv, 1 'E-fc ' ' 2' lg?-ff fa W' 1-'gi -A L K, A , f., , f,,L:a,f4ss, - ,ff r-,fy ,f 4- L f f Ez: fp' ' 4,-:Miz-io Hai- -fy -53, , , . 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A trme to be born, a tune to dre . . . A tune to enjoy frrends, . . . -Ecclesiastes- And a time to enjoy life. 35 5 CE f igiiizfk ,Sf ,:.., L? G. at ,.L, - Xi s 2 2 g Q ,i- m,, ..., ,-ll-TT mm 'K' Pggqga WN.. 1 1 Egg MQ was . QQQEP' CL ASS S I L- i TOP FROM LEFT: John Kutey, Dan Gleason, Neil Francese, Frank Catellier, Doug Gleason, Fred Houle, Don Laliberte, Pam Moroukian, Colleen Connelly, Wayne Archambeault, Craig Bennett, Sharon O'Connor, Michelle Sullivan, Pat Olszovvy, Laura Card, Terry Norris, Kathy Wasula, Treasurer - Donna Nelipowitz, President - Norm Stebbins, Vice-President - Pete Torrisi, Secretary - Harriet Littlejohn. i , - F -- ' I , 12 5 ' ' , ' :nf asm . swirl!! z5f515Q2211EsgA255ir9ffn2fQ1leQf51ggr1sergszflifmzzrawwfer:'fwfr - 1: :H r'-'M - ---'Wiiilgii M i Ui if! ci YE, l f1'f.f 2 -ff-mf ug T B A if k ' -2 ' ' 1 244251,-' --2233529 5 ,f, sir 'ae'wf Mm A , .f'Qwxs':f, :iw F f EE ' f ' ffilmzlirwz- Y 2932 ,,,, Q, ,s ,. 7 , 2 R L Q57 9 Q ' a ff, 25, 45,1 'Q 152' , z 5 2 fir V , , S . 7' 1 H - f 2 '-1:46552 5 'ff?zf! e ' I E F' gf ' ' 1, - if 3 , , 5 5 i I I ' X i if ' 1 EE S: E 5 i 2 5 s , 5 4 i i 55 . All ,,y.y , rrii ,,..s,y 3 my . 38 Q ri, Ea, my . z MA Juniors .ang L 4- 41. L4 E TOP ROW FROM LEFT: Mike St. John, Frank McGivern, Mike McLaughlin, Joe Nolan, Rick Giroux, Matt Karwiel, Mark LaRose, Mark Cusack, Dave Scesny, Rich Hickey, Pat Cramer, Joan Shover, Dawn Oechsner, Mary Russo, Janice Stewart, Debbie Andersen, Terri Anderson, Robyn Valentino, Ron Guilbault, Dave Spaulding, Jackie Gordon, Marge Lussier, Janice Piscitella, Shawn Norris, Sue Davis, Kathy Burniche, Tammy Choppy, Kathy Cusack, Barb Stewart, Mary Ann Larzorischak, Janice Harris, Treasurer, Annette Hebert, Secretary, Fran Demerest, Vice-President, Lori Downy, President. 41 TOP FROM LEFT: Mike Gleason, Paul Fisk, Mike Hurley, Chris Busone, Henry Weeks, Tom Burniche, Bill Supernaut, Ed Rootes, Mark Hogle, Barbara Houle, Kathy Stebbins, Connie Card, Carol Ney, Margie Bell, Sherridean Barnes, Gerry Boscoe, Jim Hickey, Bob Archambault, Susan Gwinn, Mary Benoit, jane Giunta, Laura Maroukian, Lynn Carr, Carlene Tornesello, Laurie DeMarco, Joanne jordan, Rod Choppy, Treasurer - Laura Wilson, Vice-President f Bev Coons, Secretary - Margaret Harris, President - Tracey Clickner. Freshmen 7TH GRADE: TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mark Torrisi, Carl Leibach, Diane Robbins, Brian Gillis, Terry Jerome, Tom Brennan, Timmy Sequin, Joe Ogden, Nancy Mangene, Laurie Luce, Crystal Barnes, Joe Fredericks, Ann McFeeters, Beth Heffern, Wayne Pettit, Linda Piscitella, Linda Greaves, Robin Gwinn, Mike Lazzaro, Ed Stromberg, Janet Weisenforth, Donna Cortesi, Rich Gwinn, Paul Moroukian, Bob Connery, Jodi Anderson, Paul Stewart, Pat Devine, David Wright, Fred Clickner, Nick Gross, Patty Ryan, Kathy O'Brien, Kathy O'Connor, Nadine Rootes, Elaine Wagner, Karen Robbins. OFFICERS - Chris Connery, Secretary, Griff jordan, Vice-Presidentg Mike O'Connor, President. EIGHTH GRADE: TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Butch Wagner, Phyllis Carl, Paul Giroux, Mike Loya, Bob Harris, Don Connelly, Gary Stromberg, Mark Wasula, Dan Merrill, Mark Guilbault, Marty Messier, Mark Gleason, Mike Corbett, Dave jacques, Jim Mcl-Iargue, Ron Sequin, Dana DeRusso, Doreen Cortesi, Cathy Scesny, Fran Corbett, Patty Connelly, Robin Hickey, Rose Jerome, Marcy Chard, Mary Grace Weisenforth, Carla Yearsley, Michele Spanswick, jean Poleto. OFFICERS - Robert Gowett, Vice-Presidentg Cindy Davis, Treasurerg Bill Gilligan, Presidentg Greg Nolan, Secretary. L STUDENT COUNCIL: TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mark Torrisi, Neil Francese, Ed Golding, Harriet Littlejohn, Donna Nelipowitz, i Rich LaRose, Tom Burniche, Advisor-Mr. Stephen Swinton, Pete Torrisi, Wayne Archambeault, Norm Stebbins, Russ Loya, Ron Guilbault, Bruce jordan, Frank McGivern, Robin Gwinn, Lori Downey, Arleen DeConno, Janice Harris, Barb Connor, Regina Fatone, Mary Ellen Tornesello, Lynn Carr, Tracie Clickner, Carlene Tornesello. KEY CLUB OFFICERS: Secrctary4Henry Weeks, Trea- surer-Tom Gardner, President-Frank McGivern, Vice- President-Mike St.-Iohn. KEY CLUB: Mike Hurley, Bob Archambeault, jim Hickey, Frank McGivern, Advisor4Mr. Don McManus, jane Giunt, Laura Mouroukian, Henry Weeks, Laura Wilson, Caroline Ney, Barbara Houle, jo-Ann Jordan, Mary Benoit, Lynn Carr, Laurie DeMarco, Carlene Tornesello, Tracie Clickner, Sherridean Barnes, Tom Burniche, Carol Braman, Connie Card, Rod Choppy, Mike Stjohn, Chris Busone, Bev Coons. 46 Navy Sea Chantersn entertain in the auditorium. Professional acting group comes to I-Ieatly. 47 Fine Arts Day TOP LEFT: Folk Group prepares to provide lively entertainment. TOP RIGHT: Bill Wasula portrays Mr. Bojanglesf, ABOVE: Folk Group boys act out words to A Cowboy's Work is Never Donef' BELOW: Seventh Grade Chorus also sang a few numbers. 48 Scenes from the one-act play, Life of the Party, by Donald Payton put on by the sophomore andjunior classes. Portions of the skit, The Roaring Twentiesf' by the eighth grade. 5 W ,L Spring Concert TOP: Folk Group provides lively contemporary Folk Songs. LEFT: M. McGivern brings back the Rock and Roll from the 50's with M. Keenan playing the guitar. BELOW: Glee club sing some cheerful tunes. ABOVE: Glee Club helps everyone catch The Christmas spirit with Christmas Carols. BELOW RIGHT: Santa Claus exists after a brie visit. BELOW LEFT: M. Keenan, C. Burridge provide accompanyment. BOTTOM: Sophomore Girls also sing Christmas tunes. Christmas Concert f Teachers The teacher, the dispenser of knowledge in the school system, is very often the subject of criticism by students. Many think that a teacher is some sort of inhuman creature that has no feelings. We often overlook the fact that, like us, teachers are people. Along with being an instructor to students, a teacher is also a friend to them. He or she is, in fact, a very special friend. From this friend, a student learns a great deal of valuable knowledge about life, in addition to the valuable knowledge he learns in school. Students should listen carefully as the teacher speaks, for in him speaks the voice of experience. Since he was once a youth also, a teacher knows the difficulties his pupils are facing, both in and out of school. He guides, encourages, and best of all, understands them. Students should realize the time and effort that teachers give in trying to help their students become better people. Therefore, the Class of 1974 would like to say a brief, but sincere thank you to our teachers - our friends. 52 53 915 x as 'in f 5 55 S Q Nzxwaa E gy my ' ' ' E i' I ef -' i ' TOP: Mr. Rivers, President of P.T.A. LEFT Elementary Librarian, Mrs. Crandall. BELOW Mr. Brennan. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. jack Mc Kinney, Reading. TOP LEFT: Mr. Hermance. TOP RIGHT: Miss Fox. ABOVE Miss Sparks. RIGHT: Mrs. Zmud. ABOVE: Mrs. Hermance. RIGHT: Miss Gilboe. BELOW: Mrs Lawrence. Senior High Faculty MR. NICHOLAS NORMILE Social Studiesg Guidance Counselor ABOVE: Mrs. Carterg Librarian. LEFT: Mr. Stimacg Industrial Arts. ABOVE-: Mr. Deconnog Custodian. RIGHT: Mrs. Home Economics. Casalig He is Wise who can instruct us and assis in the business of daily virtuous living. -Thomas Carlyle- MISS MADELINE WHALEY English Department LEFT: Mrs. Roda speaks at awards dinner prior to her retirement. BELOW LEFT: Dr. Boland examines a child. BELOW RIGHT. Due to the energy crisis . . . W ABOVE: Mrs. Macgregor-monitor. ABOVE RIGHT: Mr. Carter helpsjunior high students with their projects. Q.. . 'igeaeueiwraszaze ,aaa gamma 1-fam JW' L? . ts A ,mst .,,. --KN' Jgei- !:hG53:555 EE52lWEJD3Q::V 'EZERS : ,im ,. i .,,. 439' Y iff ' E W E MR. JACK CARTER Art Department 4'There are two Ways of spreading light: to be the candle or the mirror that reflects it. -Edith Wharton - MRS. EMANUELA CASTLE French Department 5. MR. STEPHEN SWINTON Science Department BELOW: Mr. Normile demonstrates one of his hidden tal ents. Junior High LEFT: Mr. MacManus. BELOW: Mr.. Feeney. BELOW LEFT: Mr. Moeh1e.BOTTOM: Mr. Feeney looks over the weekend's football action. 63 MRS. DIANE GREGO Business Department BELOW: Miss Roman, Business-Stenographic Depart- ment. ,,...-v' BELOW: Office Personnel. LEFT: Mrs. Hafensteiner. RIGHT: Mrs. Connelly. BOTTOM: Mr. Hurley, custodian. 5 is 5 s 5 5 5 A 2 ir, ABOVE: Mrs. Bushey, Music Department. BELOW: Mrs. Silber- berg, Nurse. RIGHT: Mrs. Cocoa, Math Department. TOP LEFT: Mr. Getty, Health. ABOVE RIGHT: Mr. Desmond shows Mr. Churchill and Mr. Poskanzer ofthe State Education Department Heatly's trophy display. 65 with a glance back upon the 1973 Baseball season we can see just one small ray of sunshine. This sunshine is a ray of hope, hope for the future. We could see signs of promise from our team ofjust two seniors and two juniors. Looking back upon the 1973 soccer season, we the players, coach, and spectators are proud ofthe success that we achieved. We didn't win any championships, however, we did defeat some prominent teams along our way to making ourselves known throughout the league. i SPOR TS We the basketball players of the 73- 74 Heatly Basketball team feel we can hold our heads high. Winning or losing We displayed excellent sportsmanship and let our actions on the basketball court speak for us. Although at times we became discouraged as our quest for first place slipped away in the waning moments of the season. We overcame this disappointment to end our season with a moral victory defeating a prominent team. Q N ws' ' CEM' qw ,Q-Q, , W M Shnronmm st,n,ttt r io:-was As Cheerleaders of Heatly High, we are proud to say we stand behind a great team. We may have seen some losses, but our wins will stay in our minds forever. We cheered for a team that proved themselves to us, and we are glad we had the chance to encourage them Onto victory. w Hornets Got the Win Kn0ckea' Out 0f'em! 5 1' gs. 1 r BASEBALL TEAM: Craig Burridge, Mike McGivern, Dave McGivern, Norm Stebbins, Ron Gilbeault, Frank McGivern, Phil Gross, Bill Washula, Pete Torrisi, Neil Francese, Mike McLaughlin Never a DULL MOMENT xgf gz '12 X L i f , L' MW, K JA , qv, if ,K , ,. . ' 'Vw 1 K H if-if' W 41 QA' L ,W M. W, V - V 'Ha ,I V KU Qfmklw -N .. MMM I XA ii,-1 Q' 9? H nw 33 .fm , , fs' iff w in 5 i fire SOCCER TEAM: 1 ST ROW: Ron Guiibeault, Ed Rootes, Rod Choppy, Chris Busone, Bill Super- nant, Jim Hickey, Tom Burniche. ZND ROW: Russ Loya, Mike Burniche, Mike McGivern, Don McGivern, Greg Schnapp, Pete Torrisi, jerry Bosco. 3RD ROW: Norm Stebbins, Frank McGivern, Brian DeMarco, Doug Gleason, Mike Kee' nan, Craig Burridge, Tom Gardner, Neil Francese, Coach McKinney. Hornets Become Conienders, Fielding Best Team In Five Years In 14 part harmony :F - K -' I -Fisifgfl ' .x. - , , Wagga, L x -i W S . XQ ' my Fw ,Nm liif, A -- 551- ygngggg A Y V MSX fixfgffk 3 L2 g ? ,d S Emi + S5 1 was W P. 1 X '55 'NNE X W 35 N S5 553 ,wg - Hs -L is ,S yi r X4 v- 2 is x Qu Y E Q, x Q .. N-,- .. 1 any 15' - xzzsgf:-: '?122 - Kr it 3 5 X , M ' E E5 ,. i5 Egkef,1:.t:: . Q 1 f 2 'W 'Nr .N .. . w L N., V , , , x mf 1 . ffm S , a Xa. alia! Iwi' , 2 1.11 V Basketball I i FROM LEFT STANDING: Manager joe Lazzarro, Gerald Boscoc, Rick Giroux, Mike Gleason, Coach McKinney. KNEELING: joe Nolan, Bruce Gilliam, Chris Busonc, jim Hickey, Rod Choppy. SITTING: Dave Connelly, Frank McGivcrn, Ron Guilbault, and Mike McLaughlin. l af I 11 S 115 Y : 5 ful I4 ,. ann-nu , 1 mm, 1u a f,,, Harmful Varsity Hoop Team Battles For Division B Ti Ile! R L Norman Stebbins Doug Gleason Frank VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Getty, uss oya, ' , . , Catellicr, Pete Torrisi, Managers jeff Falato and jim jordan. KNEELING: Butch Bennett, Bruce jordan, Brian DeMarco, Mlkc Keenan, and Walter O'Connor. 74 Hecztly Triumphs over Berlin! k E X pr e S S. l O l'l S Our Cheerleaders Provided The Support Our Team Needed! BACK UP: FROM LEFT STANDING: Tracy Clickncr, and Laura DeMarco. KNEELING: jane Guinta and Lynne Carr. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: FROM LEFT, STANDING: Mary- Ellen Tornesello, Mary Anne Laraway, Kathy Wasula, Donna Groff. KNEELING: Barb Connor, Sharon O'Connor, Janice Harris, and Arlcen DeConno. j.V. CHEERLEADERS: FROM LEFT: Marge Lussier, Barb Stewart, Margaret Harris, Carlence Tornesello, Kathy Cusack, Tammy Choppy. 4 77 l S S 2 A Night in the Life of a Basketball Uniform. About once a week, on game night, the life ofa basket- ball uniform becomes one of the most fascinating exis- tences possible. On that night, the uniform is neatly folded and tucked into the gym bag for what will seem an endless journey to the locker room. Upon reaching the locker room, the uniform is placed on the bench while its owner prepares to don it. From the moment the player is in his uniform, his emotional prepara- tion for the game has begun. He begins to suffer what is known in the world of sports as pre-game jittersf' How- ever, once in the game, his uniform, moist with perspira- tion, the player enjoys the challenge of fierce competition. Then, at the game's end, the uniform once again be- comes a symbol, this time of either defeat or victory. 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Valentino, Robyn Valetta, Mr. 81 Mrs. John VanBuskirk, Margaret VanBuskirk, Mr. 81 Mrs. Thomas J Vanderhyden, Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert Wade, Mrs. Wade, Mr. 81 Mrs. John R. Wagner Family Warner, Mrs. Ann Weatherwall, Mr. 81 Mrs. Howard Weisenforth, Mr. 81 Mrs. Thomas Wilkie, Miss Irma Whaley, Miss Madeline Williams, Cynthia Wilson, Mr. James Wilson, Mr. 81 Mrs. F. A. Willson, Mr. 81 Mrs. James B. Yeomans, Mr. 81 Mrs. Roger Youth Corps NEW YORK STATE PERMANENT FIREMEN'S ASSOCIATION LOCAL NO. 3 THE CLASS OF '74 THANKS ADVERTISERS AND PATRONS BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS 0F '74 FRCM THE HEATLY P.T.A. Parents Taking Action 85 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF '74 U.S. NAVY INFORMATION TEAM OSI PAUL BLANCHARD h. CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1974 WM. NICN U LTY Fbel J Ol! FUELS INC. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1974 ZAK, INCORPORATED GREEN ISLAND COMPLIMENTS OF GREEN ISLAND DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE COMPLIMENTS OF BEAM BROTHERS MARKET PETER A. HEFFERN AND SON FINEST PAPER FOR THE FINEST PRINTING MOHAWK PAPER MILLS, INC. ' N S I A - COHOES and WATERFORD TOYS HOUSEWARES ELECTRICAL and PLUMBING SUPPLIES WINDOW GLASS 105 George Str t A. DELOLLO AN D SON Phone: 273-4847 701 19th Street Watervliet Tel: 274-7019 HARDWARE PAINT CONGRATULATIONS 81 BEST WISHES to The CLASS OF 1974 FROM MIKE 81 NANCY IVICNULTY GREEN ISLAND INSURANCE CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS I '74 CLASS OF '74 0 TOM SAWYER from F R C M from REV. HAROLD A. MOM and DAD MR. and MRS. SARTORIS GERRY and DAN JOSEPH KANE and BOOTSIE SAWYER CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS and CONGRATULATIONS TO THE BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS of '74 To OUR SON CLASS OF '74 MR.andMRS. BRIAN DeMARCO WILLIAM MR. and MRS. BURNICHE A N D THOMAS TH E CLASS O F '74 GREAVES CONGRATULATIONS H A R RY F- I N G U S CONGRATULATIONS TOTHE AGENCY, INC. TOTHE OLASS OF 774 GENERAL INSURANCE CLASS 013,74 102 George St. MR. CI MRS. RAZILIOND Green Island, New York O CONNERY ' Phone: 273-3612 and FAMILY CONGRATULATIONS TOTHE WELL. IT'S ABOUT TIME CLASS of '74 YOUTH CORP YO U T H WORKERS ORGANIZATION Wayne,ArIeen,TOm Paul, Karen 8a Kathy V 91 OVER 96 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE GIVES ASSURANCE of QUALITY of BEAUTY - SERVICE CARPENTERthe FLORIST INC. THE ARROW COMPANY QA Division ofj CLUETT, PEABODY, 8a CO., INC. 433 River Street Troy, New York VAGABOND CLUB 38 George St. Green Island New York 250 Columbia St. Cohoes CONGRATULATIONS TOTHE SUBURBAN CLASSOF W FLooRs AND FABRICS MR. 81 MRS. R. P. HAMILTON Box 346 274 MAIN AVENUE WYNANTSKILL LEAHY'S FUNERAL HOME TROY, N. Y. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF 1974 from MCNULTY FUNERAL HOME CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CILJXSE5CJF'7Vl FROM THE CLASS OF '75 FORMS BURN-OUT SLIDES FLIERS DUPLICATE SLIDES BOOKLETS DISPLAY TRANSPARENCIES BROCHURES CANDID WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY STATIONERY COLOR TRANSPARENCIES OF ART BUSINESS CARDS BLACKXWHITE POSITIVE OVERLAYS WEDDING INVITA TIONS COLOR ar BLACKXWHITE PHOTOGRAPHY 0 d C'ty P ' t' g 81 Photography 163 HOOSICK STREET O TROY, NEW YORK 12780 O I518I 274-7072 PHOTOGRAPHY BY ROCCO S. VUNIBACO 94 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES FOR SENIORS D MOTOR OO. GREEN ISLAND PLANT PAINT BUEL'S ALUMINALL FACTORY OUTLET THE PASSONNO CORPORATION Specializing Aluminum Siding I 500 Broadway Windows - Doors A Awnings Watewliet New York 274-0505 James W. Buel 95 CONGRATULATIONS J 0 H N R I LONGO'S . RESTAURANT CLASS 130 Main Avenue OF Wynantskill, N. Y. 574 HOUSE OF FLOWERS EST. 1939 Pizza MR. and MRS. f Clams J AMES E. SCHLUTOW 119 Fourth Street Phone: Sandwiches Troy, New York 12180 272-6270 Dinners I RITA S GROCERY 165 PAINE STREET OPEN 6 A.M. TIL 11:00 P.M. 7 DAYS A WEEK MILK STEREO EQUIPMENT FRESH COLD CUTS BEER 8 TRACK TAPES FIRST PRIZE MAGAZINES CARDS HELMBOLD,S PHONE 272-4680 COMPLIMENTS WILLIAMS AND SUREL. OF I N C. C LA N CY GENERAL INSURANCE EXTINGU ISHER 221 Remsen Street Cohoes, New York Tel: 237-3501 96 MYOUR STUDENT LOAN HEADQUARTERSN MMILYSEHWSE . BANK A NI utual F as F 0 ' 'r 4:31. 1' S - EQUAL Hou ma ance 1851 ENDER - , ,'1V ' 'P V F ' ,,A. . , 1 ., li., ,,W., e ., .,,. ' ' 1 . , l MEMB E' .gel .jug ,' f 1' -' D f:.,g.,'f, :jg-I . . THREE CONVENIENT OFFICES: gli P cLiFToN PARK: Telephone 371-3360 Q, Vischers Ferry Road just south of 146 84 146-A Qi Open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday thru Thursday, 10 to 8 p.m. Friday, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday. LATHAM OFFICE: Telephone 785-4596 5,3-1. Route 9 at Pine, just south of Latham Circle. .,-y' 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. 10 to 6 p.m. Thursday, 10 to 8 p.m. Friday. MAIN oFFlcE: Telephone 237-0220 uf, 75 Remsen Street, Cohoes, N.Y. 12047 Open 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday thru Thursday, fjQ',:,-J., 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Fridays. 1Free parkingl 5:7- ' f4'f1f',:.'5g1L .itt e 97 X CONGRATULATIONS FROM KAREN'S FAMILY NANIE and GRAMPA - MR. and MRS. JESS MCHARGUE MA - MRS. GLADYS MARTIN MOTHER IAggiel - MRS. I.II.LIAN MCHARGUE BROTHER - -'JIMMY SISTER - PATRICIA BURNICHE BROTHER-In-LAW - BILLY BURNICHE AND sNoozv 9 Qungrzxiuiaiinns in the Gllass nf 1974 Friction Materials Division GREEN ISLAND LIQUOR STORE CONGRATULATIONS R F U N E .IO-NOR STUDIO TO THE H O M E 290 Remsen St SENIOR CLASS Cohoes, N. Y. 246 Remsen Stre t Prop. Arle Cohoes, N. Y. Joseph Trudeau Karen, Maryann 237-0206 235-6266 COMPLIMENTS OF GREEN ISLAND LAUNDROIVIAT COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND OO CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '74 FROM THE KEY CLUB 1 CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD United Methodist 89 Hudson Avenue Green Island, N. Y. 12183 Telephone 273-5531 Rev. George F. Miller Jr., Pastor LORD, MAKE US INSTRUMENTS OF THY PEACE. Where there is hatred, let us show love. Where there is injury, pardon, Where there is discord, union, Where there is doubt, faith, Where there is despair, hope, Where there is darkness, light, Where there is sadness, joy, For thy mercy and for thy truth's sake. Amen. CSL Francis of Assissij 102 TIGAR,S SPORTING GOODS TED S FISH FRY 15 KingSt.8c404RiverSt. Branches at: TROY Watervliet Q . Q Sycaway Greeting cards, Grfts, NoveIt1es North Troy HELEN and BILL GERVASIO HB VARIETY 149 George St. CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF '74 9934.101 7 . I Z cami: I American Legion Auxiliary CONGRATULATIONS TO GINA CARLOW'S GARAGE FROM LISA and TOM 29 Arch Street CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1974 GREEN ISLAND THE CATALLIER FAMILY 103 Congratulations to the Class of '74 MR. 8L MRS. WILLIAM DE CIANNI AND FAMILY COMPLIMENTS OF M OO N 'S PIZZA GREEN ISLAND 42 GEORGE STREET POLI C E GREEN ISLAND, N. Y. B E N EVO LE NT ASSOCIATION 2729325 Congratulations to the Class of '74 YOLANDA CORETTO Congratulations to the class of'74 MR. and MRS. FRANK FATONE BEST WISHES ITALIAN F RATE R NAL SOCETY GREEN ISLAND O F GREEN ISLAND REPUBLICAN AND LADIES AUXILIARY TOVVN C OM M ITTE E MISS TROY DINER 626 Pawling Avenue Troy, N. Y. Ccomplete Dinners 24 Hrs. a dayl 104 CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK FROM THE CLASS OF '77 105 TO THE CLASS OF 174 PAUL'S GROCERY BRENNAN'S Bus SERVICE 258 Saratoga St. Cohoes, N. Y. Phone: 237-7951 COMPLIMENTS of LAZZAR RO'S R ESTAU RANT 105 George St. Green Island CONGRATULATIONS AUS FABRICS from Broadway AL PALLODINO,S Troy, N. Y. BARBER SHOP 402 Ri S . Troy,XN:1Y1 271-8111 O F L E G N A R D -C U N N CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK to the to the P OST 927 Class of 1974 CLASS OF 1974 DEBBIE 8a MARK MR. 8L MRS. ANI E R I N WILLIAM FISK L E G I O N I N C. NATIONAL SCHOOL 1 OF BARB-,EQQSSHOP UNDERWATER DIVER TRAINING GREEN ISLAND INC' GREEN ISLAND P. F. Kissingef N Y Instructor -li-1-i 12183 G . R ' ' ' , CONGRATULATIONS enpaifgigng body fender TO THE work CLASS OF 1974 BMW Motorcycle Sales 8a Service ?,?W31gN12lES1, STAR GARAGE CONNOR 12 Hudson Ave. 'IO7 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '74 G REEN ISLAND TEACHERS ASSOCIATION President: Mrs, Joan Silberberg UNCLE RUSS, We wish you lots of love COMPLIEQVIENTS and success for your future O Love, Joelle and Jody PINKERTON BOILER W0 R KS JAMIE'S Prepared Foods Green ISla11d,N- Y. 283 Second Street South Troy Phone: 273-6800 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to The CLASS of '74 - COM P Ll M E NTS BARB and GINA OF A JOHN T. BEST F R I E N D 12 Bleecker Street Green Island, N. Y. AR 3-2911 or AR 3-3855 CHURCH OF GOOD SHEPHERD COOPERATIVE NURSERY SCHOOL 109 BELL'S AUTO DRIVING SCHOOL 142 Hudson Ave. Green Island, N. Y. GOOD LUCK from BETH and LANCE MARRA'S PHARMACY ESTABLISHED BY JAMES V. MARRA 217 Remsen St. Cohoes, N. Y. Phone: Best Wishes 237-2110 To The CLASS OF '74 MRS. ANN KEENAN CONGRATULATIONS MR. and MRS. DAVID E. GRIFFIN CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GREEN ISLAND GARAGE CLASS OF '74 60-66 Arch St. Green Island, N. Y. 12183 Phone: 273-2112 from J OSTE N 'S A N D BEST WISHES FROM J O H N S H U F F MR. AND MRS. BERNARD W. DAVENPORT CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '74 FROM THE STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT - ARLEEN DECONNO VICE-PRESIDENT -- BRUCE JORDAN TREA C SECRETA ADVISOR - M 3 5 E 2 3 Q fs 6: bi Ei gs SE Q fa Q? ? P5 'ix x W 35 'I iz 3 if i S .4