Mayfield High School - Sacandagan Yearbook (Mayfield, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1967 volume:

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M1 M Q mmmmdpw M QZQ EDITORS U ff GMU Samndagan 1, 'V 1 -Qf ' ' Li, 4, f 17 f L X- 4 47W Z 'K' , ' 04,11 'Q' , 9 .ff f K, , , y 44 N . 3 ,ff 1 W A nf 1167, L FU 11 : x ' e erro A Linda Murray b . The izme ee 'XC Q-fSL eemembewng 25 fl H16 9 if bffzqf BMW L WMS the memerzes 0 Q 'VV one year have been lbeeyewfeei, we have Jlqbpeef mio the next F0 ffewe Ve! ok 6 WT VVMQS 03: VYXQ meme - f UIQ 'XT . . J v UFQJ +0 CQ uevxf WUQQ, l ' . Caxxvx , taco SOOCLGSAX Rfk, ' f QQ, Mlm - bkouv if WL Aygfzvvar Qwffkik our Cxflxlj at . e eamg ' co. Caniemif FOREWORD DEDICATION APPRECIATION ADMINISTRATION FACULTY SCHOOL PERSONNEL SENIORS CLASS WILL CLASS AMBITIONS FAVORITES UNDERCLASSMEN ACTIVITIES SPORTS CANDIDS ADVERTISEMENTS l V CXKQ 24 5 KJ vb T f -uf f, xy ,lf ff 1 J f I C, gf f J 0 gf A .f I 1 FJ C Q10 I C I X 94 f 47V Ur X ? Pr iw EI edimiion There is an understanding of students which springs from a genuine interest in them. This, however, is not a passive con- cern. It entails active involvement with the pupils in activities which exist along with their academic pursuits. This year's dedicatee is a math teacher, guidance counselor, the junior varsity basketball coach, and advisor to the Future Teacher's of America Club. In each of these capacities, he has won much more than the respect of the students. This man is Mr. Winning. 1 9 q was nw eg X 1? Egg r W Appreciation ..-4 N Our appreciatee is a business teacher and advisor to the junior class, as well as financial administrator for all of the money making organizations of our school. In addition to being a practical business woman, she is a warm and wonderful person. A number of young people have been guided to careers in the business world by her, and I am sure that they, as well as we, will never be able to thank Miss Pollak enough for the love, energy, and confidence she has invested in our generation. 'fy 1- Nix' . xt x A29 ,M ,x,i. tv, Lx ' X W-. ' hit. sn.. a. .5 WG' Bmw' of Edumiion I rf if if -4, '63 X X ' Tir , K 2 ,,,.. ,a.. K, ,.,- .Lv . -- MR. RICHARD OLSON MR. LOUIS HINE MR. EDMUND DELANEY Clerk ' Treasurer MR. ALBERT NILES President 'K Z 2 1 Jr' V m' 45 ,r. -. Q. 27 f' i .,, ' ' ' if fp, - .F x V. Pr, ,f Jgk I R ,. A ,.,rr - ,,,-: sax, -- - ,,.: f' V ,M MR. HARRY MCINTOSH MR. THEODORE GOOSSEN MR. CECIL Van NOSTRAND Most of you have been together for years and many of you since you started school. The close association has created a type of friendship which will never again be experienced. Within a short time after graduation, some of you will be in distant parts of the country or in foreign lands. You will be in college, in military service, employed, or married. Your future success will depend upon you. You will Get What You Give . , , ,oxdu -sl1'L-u, - 111141 James W. Smithers, Supervising Principal KENNETH F. WRIGHT Secondary Supervisor B,A, , M,A, , Albany RAYMOND I. BAKER Social Studies B.A. , Siena M. A. , Albany JOHN B. SLACK Guidance A, B. , Union M.A. , Albany SALLY B. BOOTH Business B.S., M.S. Albany ROBERT K. WINNING Junior High Guidance B,S. , Plattsburgh JOHN J. SWAN Elementary Supervisor B.S., Buffalo M. S. , Albany 4. . IRENE ASQUITH Music B. S. , Potsdam ROBERT C. EDWARDS English B. S., Ithaca M.Ed. , U, of Rochester DAVID A. CLARKE DAVID W. DINNEEN Social Studies Social Studies B. S., Potsdam A. B., Syracuse U. E , , I 1 135 MARLENE D. ERNST Speech Therapy B. S. , Rochester ERWIN H. HULL Art B. S., New Paltz CHARLES G. HAMMER Mathematics B. S. , Oneonta BARRIE L. HAMPTON Mathematics B. S., Plattsburgh M. S, , Plattsburgh 5 i -5,3 Q L.. ff H1 ,,' itsst SONJA A. JAVARONE WALTER J. KAULF USS Science Science B. S., U. Of Wisconsin, B, S., M. S., Syracuse M. S., Albany . . ., , .. . , ,.,...,.., . .. WALTER I. HERTIK Driver Education B.S. , Oswego DAVID P. KRANZ Music B.S., Fredonia ANTHONY J. HILBRING Social Studies A. B, , M,A,, Albany IAN P. LEE French A. B., Hamilton N ef lim ff VH.. ,, 5 E Q 5 r . I I 2 I F I r i 5 i 1 Y r N E I V x V sl' FRED I. MADERIC English B. F.A., Ithaca MILDRED E. POLLAK Business B. S. , Syracuse RICHARD M. MILAN Science B.S., U, of Mass. M. S. , Union M.S., Plattsburg AUDREY J. MILLS English B. S. , Smith DOUGLAS P. PARKER Physical Education B. S. , Cortland M, S, , Alfred JACK C. SANFORD LAWRENCE E. SERFIS CALVIN F. SHAAD Physical Education Business Industrial Arts B. S. , Springfield B. S., Hartwick B. S. , Oswego M, S., Albany KATHLEEN E. PAYNE English B.A,, Hope MARJORIE W. SHAAD Librarian B. S. , Geneseo MARGARET S. WEMPLE Social Studies B. A. , Albany Qjlwf f1:,,LUL 'L XDA J I, p'1f.4L , .0251 -.I fx LX fr' f' XjLLw-fha-K 771' -L E3 Q KNEELING: M, Be11gP. Parkerg K, Perham: D. Robinson. STANDING: L, Gou1etsE, Elphee W, Hayes, F, Zimmerman: K. 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MILLER M OM N Mid N0 . - ,filo Tiff y,W,giifjffU Wfw MW WW VKX? M5 W gd ' IN 1. WWW f Q1 Wfywfwy Oy fjz, M PELLE Y Wi JKJMWMJM w my N MQW WMV iliUi5M351 OW?j L MW ygdxyirmfw Lv . S Q: Q Q1 55 Jwlgfgif f X996 'fe K V Jef Q, Q1 9Q9jCf,LfQ9f,Q giqgdigd Cliff? Qf ff 3 5' rv Q , dj 'bl 'QQJS' JWQQYQQIQ J M 5? G5:J' VM? 3552? fr QE 5 'fbjifyt Q of C .YYY A-J TSVN I ' in .. .V N r VALERIE I. SHOOP SHARON J. SMITH f . w JEANNE L. 'TITLJS 4, I . , CA LJ. van NOSTRAND I f I A l 1 I . ' 1 .. ', - x 7 ,,, t vv, 1 I RICHARD TIMMERMAN . .-,W ' 1 M ff' W M 4? , l ' y I I x , m 3, A-, u I x X L1 if NW We KURT C. CATHY A. 'WT my UALALI Bmyfiifgfwivmltsiz- fzzgjgfwwmfgivi W 47:-f. , M Wfejww lifwliwwgipw Mf QM My M Zgfiffv A J QW iii W J W M QW W Ww fff W QR KW M Clam Wills Anna Agerter qCathyJ, will to Mr. Hull my Art History notes. Patricia Alric fPatJ, will to Mr, Slack another confused set of girls to work in the book store. Paul Anteman, will to Jack Knoll one 98 pound gray squirrel, Stephen Billman fRosebudj, will to Mr, Maderick twenty quick pushups, Deborah Bradt fDebj, will to Sudsy one rabbit. Donna Bramer, will to Mr, Wright a quiet office free of Senior girls. Terrie Brockhum, will my ability to drive to Rick, who only knows how to park. Sharon Bruce fPhyllis Dillery, will my wig to Greg Baldwin. Susan Burnup fSuej, will to Mr. Hertik another great driving class. Linda Christman fBonesQ, will to Mr. Wright one year of peace without a Christman in the school, Gloria Conyne QK-95, will to Mr. Hampton one bomb and a dummy notice. Edward DelliVeneri fEdJ, will to Mrs. Booth another spelling student like me. Vicki DeVoe, will to my sister, Donna, the ability to stay out of trouble in school. Marilyn Dingman, will to Sharon Bruce one car without fumes. Beverly Edwards qBevJ, will to Bill a dog license for his mighty Pontiac. William Ellis fBillQ, will to my brothers and sisters all the fun and good times l've had. Sharon Fagan fSharj, will to Bev a relationship with my male cousins. Deborah Ferro qDebbyQ, will to Mr. Milan one toothpick strong enough to balance two forks on the edge of a glass, Larry Flood fLarencej, will a certain sophomore all my love. Randy Gifford fkandrewj, will to whoever wants it my unique abilities in Math. Arthur Hall QGrubJ, will my nickname to anyone who wants it, Merry I-lall, will to Mrs, Shaad another student like myself, Clam Willy Maynard Handy, will to a special girl at BHS my special kind of love. Clifford Hart qCliffj, will to my brothers and sisters my ambition to work for what you get, Jack Hart, will to Adolph Bradt a machine that will get away from the cops, Robert Hayes fBobj, will to Roy 81. 50 for a hair cut. Richard Hoff qDickp, will to anyone who wants it my ability to collect traffic tickets and a visit with Alwinnie, William Hollenbeck fBillJ, will to Sharon Fagan a fake ID for the G. I. Terrance Horton fLeonj, will to all students of MCS a trip to Watkins Glen, David Howard fDaveJ, will to the kitchen a new tray collector and a garbage can for the excess food, Nick Javarone, will to Rick Little my metal drumsticks. Richard Javinett fRicky, will to Nancy P. my great personality and conceit. Barbara Johnson QB-U-D-D-YQ, will to anyone who needs it one slightly used brown and white hayburner, George Kline Cfrotskyj, will to Leila O'Brien the right to go out on dates, John Knoll Uackj, will to my brother Mike my seat in Math class. Patti Lasher, will to Cheryl and my brother G one more Lost Week-end . Cheryl Liitt, will to Gid my Saturday noons when Gary isn't around, Johnny Loucks qBuckyj, will to Pat Kline my ability to dunk. David Miller fDavey, will to anyone my ability in Miss Pollak's BKKg. ll. Susan Moore fSueJ, will a job at the Copacabana to Mr, Maderic because his playing should be used. Linda Murray QLinj, will to Mr, Edwards one hammer in case of emergencies. Stephen Oathout fStevey, will to Sharon, Sandy, and Gail the art of self-defense, Chris Olson, will to Mr. Serfis one soccer team as good as the team of '66, lair Willy Leah Pelley, will to Mr. Milan my brain so he can see what makes us Maniacs tick. Arlene Pisarski, will nothing to anyone. Pamela Sandner qPamp, will to Cheryl and Charlotte a lot of happiness in the future with their guys. Linda Schleyer, will to Deb S, and Grub two sets of wings to fly out of Gallup's front window. Robert Seiler QBobj, will to Mr. Hampton another great bowling team and a few gray hairs. Sharon Shapiro fMoosel, will to J. C. the patent for my ten cent special. Valerie Shoop Wall, will to Mrs. Squire a quiet class seventh period. Sharon Smith, will to Vicki DeVoe the ability to snap her gum in Home Ec. Roy Sweet, will to Brian King my seat on Bus 14, Richard Timmerman QRickJ, will to Nick a pair of barber scissors. Jeanne Titus Ueanniej, will my secret code to C. G. , my letters to Bill, and my long hair to Roxi. Carl VanNostrand qBaldyJ, will to coach, the old man , Mr. Serfis another great soccer player like myself. Kurt Van Nostrand, will to Deb H. an erector set, used but still working. Cathy Warner, will to my brother my ability to pass French II. Mary Warner, will to Dave Howard one hammer. Robert White QBobQ, will to Billy Peck one girl for this year only QDaleJ. Mary Whitman, will to S. P. one less trouble maker. Albert Wilson QAIJ, will to Art Hall my knowledge of cars. Arthur Yost fArtyl, will to Mr. Milan my rubber swan. Sandra Yost qDumb-dumbl, will to Sharon one flowered tent for camouflage whenever she needs it. Gail Zayicek, will to Diane Gifford one college weekend with Nathaniel. Anna Agerter Patricia Alric Paul Anteman Stephen Billman Deborah Bradt Donna Bramer Terrie Brockhum Sharon Bruce Susan Burnup Linda Christman Gloria Conyne Edward DelliVeneri Vicki DeVoe Marilyn Dingman Beverly Edwards William Ellis Sharon Fagan Deborah Ferro Larry Flood Randy Gifford Arthur Hall Merry Hall Q Maynard Handy Class Ambiiiom to be successful in the Business World to please Mr, Dinneen on the subject of yearbook pictures to be an Architectural Draftman to buy my Rolls Royce by 1990 and skin Jack out of 355. 00 to become house mother for Plattsburgh State's Kent Hall to become a legal secretary to marry a guy from the right side of the tracks to buy a heater for the bookstore to make a success out of my life to attain success and happiness at the same time to become another Euclid to make something out of myself to graduate and succeed in life to succeed in everything I attempt to do away with Raid Insect Killer to go through every state in the U. S.A. to do away with ID's to be known as the noisiest kid on the block to get a good job and marry a certain Italian QDPQ in '69 to take a five-week fishing trip to New Brunswick to own a Corvette to become a W.A. F. to succeed in everything I do from this year on Clifford Hart Jack Hart Robert Hayes Richard Hoff William Hollenbeck Terrance Horton David Howard Nick Javarone Richard Javinett Barb Johnson George Kline John Knoll Patti Lasher Cheryl Liitt Johnny Loucks David Miller Susan Moore Linda Murray Steve Oathout Leah Pelley Arlene Pisarski Pamela Sandners Clam Ambifiom to succeed in everything I do from this year on Military Service to win more money playing pool at Pine Lodge to become a member of the New York State Police to make it to college to live a happy life married to Barb Johnson to hitch-hike around the world to drive stock cars to remain true to a junior girl and start a new reputation which should surprise everyone to move to 34 First Avenue or vicinity to be a Navy recruiter at the Triple-T to get my yellow Corvair up to 100 and then off the ground to take over my daddy's truck and sell Archway cookies to grow exceedingly long arms to make Gary happy to be Wilt Chamberlain's second in the 69 NBA playoffs to take over my Dad's dealership and sell a few cars, now and then not to have another accident to make Mr. Hampton gray to be the best bartender in Fulton County to be an old maid school teacher to overcome failure to finish my education and live a much happier life Linda Schleyer Robert Seiler Sharon Shapiro Valerie Shoop Sharon Smith Roy Sweet Richard Timmerman Jeanne Titus Carl Van Nostrand Kurt Van Nostrand Cathy Warner Mary Warner Robert White Mary Whitman Albert Wilson Arthur Yost Sandra Yost Gail Zayicek Clam Ambiriom to one day have an erector set like Deb Horton to raise my bowling average by one pin and beat Mr. Hampton to have feelings for someone besides myself to become a successful teacher and have a happy family to find a good job and lead a happy life after graduation to get out of school and find a Job to see the U. S.A. in a Stingray to teach music and to make people happy to change the name of C. Gallup to Van Nostrand to pass Math 11 to become a success to find out just what it is that I'm Most Likely to Succeed at, and have a go at it! to get out of here and never be seen again in N. Y. State to go to beautician school to become the biggest farmer in this county to become Admiral of the American Fleet to find the key for a certain Lock to also live on the left bank in Paris Mr. 6 M255 MCS FA VORITES ,bg Mu 'J fJ f 5 1 E wig LN f V LL , Y , 1 V , 1 df IL 'TW , JI, MOST RESPECTED Debby and Randy FRIENDLIEST Linda and Rick my xx ,X - X - MOST STYLISH MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Sharon and Nick Mary and JaCk WITTIEST Gloria and Art BEAUTIFUL AND BEAU Cheryl and Rick E 'Q R , ' E 1 MOST MUSICAL Sue and Steve BEST SPORTMANSHIP Linda and Steve .2 Q S S HEART BREAKERS Pam and Rick X v I 'v -- 0 X70 X '-.X-ly? V . J, r X 1 - XJ N24 , -psf k, X ff 3, , A ' 'fu K Ll X . .... ,, , :sw H if , ., ,,,, ,,,, i ' ' SN., ,. f M X. , NI 'V . wk 2 MTV ff if-'M :::i ' , - -N Ky! ,-1 X il S ,X ,1i. , fx 0 XE: -4, . 1 CLASS CLOWNS Debbie and John MOST TALKATIVE Sharon and Ed Y a MOST VERSATILE Dave and Pat R45 KI! f,,:n., MOST ATHLETIC Carl and Jeanne MOST ORIGINAL Leah and Kurt vw ?J ' Eaiiiii 8. 5'f? f?'i HH, + ' 'W' Y? Kgs.. 'N N x., X x . .xg x, s- TREASURER Sllaron Nicosia Q. .47 -xg, , xxis . K- xt - - x. 1 f. Clam of '68 FT SECRETARY Vicki Kucel X f , , E3 7 w I i Y X X A X 'iw x I Q s . X, 'Z' mwpnw' ggunuii PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT Anne Olson Russell Brooks A , ., X Qld' -+- p- P in .I Q. 4. X 4' 1' M'Qf'f ,. , r i f y FIRST ROW S. Achzet R. Ambrosino G. Austin B. Baldwin S. Betler SECOND ROW L. Boles E P. Booth V. Bowers A. Bradt R. Brooks THIRD ROW D. Brower B. Bruce S. Bruce H. Carter R. Castiglione FOURTH ROW L. Chamberlain E. Close D. Cowles C. Croucher L. Crannell FIFTH ROW S. Czupryk M. Delli Veneri D. Dorman P. Dwyer I. Ellithorpe SIXTH ROW C. Eschler L. Farrington J. Ferrara M. Foster L. Fraiser SEVENTH ROW C. Gallup D. Gifford K. Goodemote L. Harrington R. Hayes A 1 Kxlr EFli?ik?5m 9 f5'i':A,' ' f i? -xsiws 5. if 1-it aaffiv-Sr.. A03 i- f-. 3. u-iflzx'-J 1 sqf. Q I if X 'fl .Hhs 6 J If 'N 1 , 'v X E .. ps Q. lk 'FXR v ' ,s W1 fvwlffa' A Wi s ' Q ,,W V . ,, P , :'. Q EM2ff ishffwi sta .H Qqivl -uv-F 4 FIRST ROW P. Heise S. Henderson S. Hime I. Hoose D. Horton SECOND ROW K. Howard S. Kenyon I. Knowles R. Kucel V. Kucei THIRD ROW K. La Rowe L. Lewis C. Long I. Lowenthal T. Marcais FOURTH ROW J. Masten S. Miller S. Nicosia R. Oathout D. Oathout FIFTH ROW A. Olson L. Parker N. Patterson C. Perham S. Pettit SIXTH ROW V. Pickering M. Puleo C. Rebisz D. Ross R. Roten SEVENTH ROW D. Ryder R. Saunders D. Schreckenberger A. Schrom P. Semprevio d 1 ' ffzydhd flu X Et. if , 'wr T7 A f if ' L . Q5 'iv 'def' FIRST ROW G. Serviss B. Shear G. Sherman B. Simonds SECOND ROW C. Simpson S. Smith P. Snyder D. Stanton THIRD ROW C. Stoller S. Swart L. Sweet S. Towne FOURTH ROW C . Van Allen I. Vanderweide I. Vanderwerker C. Van Nostrand FIFTH ROW I. Van Nostrand W. Vomaska C. Walker A. Warner SIXTH ROW W. Washburn S. White I, Whitman K. Wilson SEVENTH ROW I. Zimmer K. Zimmerman CLASS OF 269 President MARTIN GOOSEN Vice -President DICK LOCK Secretary CHRIS PEUGH Treasurer BARBARA BENNETT x 3. mix FIRST ROW G. Achzet K. Achzet I. Armstrong L. Auriemma 9? K4 P. Becker SECOND ROW - P T ' V. Bell , C. Bellen YQL' B. Bennett BBRARB s Be d . aff? ' faf 2, D. Blowers 'win at THIRD ROW I. Bradt B. Buchanan C. Button L. Buyce D. Cast FOURTH ROW A D. Chamberlain . X A. Close 'Riff er J. Corner H ' D. Cowles , Q T. Crannell 5 2 FIFTH ROW P. Czupryk C. Daum S. Davison G. Deere M. De1liVeneri SIXTH ROW K. Dingman R. Dorman R. Ellis A. Ellithorpe S. Ferro SEVENTH ROW P. Foster D. Gallup B. Gifford gimi' 'T T. Goodemote K 3 M . Goossen FIRST ROW C. Goron O. Hart J. Hayes I. Hayes D. Heise SECOND ROW C. Hoff T. Hoose D. Horney D. Howard S. Jennings THIRD ROW M. Johnson B. King J. King P. Leach I. Liitt FOURTH ROW R. Lock W. Manzer C. Marcais T. Nellis T. Newton FIFTH ROW B. Nicosia L. O'Brien E. Olmstead M. Ostrander S. Passero SIXTH ROW D. Perrone J. Peugh R. Peugh C. Pugh R. Putnam SEVENTH ROW J. Rauer S. Riach B. Richardson L. Robb D. Robbins hif .V ., .5 I 5 41- if F a. 5.-v l. ...E . V 1 4 . 1 f. I 1 T s ' if . WY s , ,ii f .iff wt f ' T 'Elini sk '?. '? D I ' figggiiglifffllif-v 5' E 1 X . g Q . m A 3 C u E I ..f: I 'gl ',,,-Ly, Q AV ' 'M' .S sf ,. A .bi , , 5 ' N f 3 L . , 1 , .a ,.. . f ,jig ' 'L X hqnu ew 3 11 is x s lk If x, S . .g. K e , ?11g1.'f:'E- T ,L w- .5 5 ,L 1 I i n A I 231 fe . V , W if '-if 4 is tif K. . pgs, A I 'Y 5 l l v . ...I 'ggi' FIRST ROW S. Robbins D. Sandner F. Sartin R. Scribner R. Seeley SECOND ROW M. Shapiro I. Shoop B. Smith B. Snow V. Sweeney THIRD ROW R. Town L. Van Allen A. Van Nostrand P. Van Nostrand R. Van Nostrand FOURTH ROW N. Wager E. Washburn S. West W. West R. White FIFTH ROW D. Willie P. Willie D. Wintermute D. Yost CLASS OF '70 President RICHARD TOWNE Vice-President Secretary TONI FERRO BONNIE ERNST . 1 fzyg-? Treasurer MARY ERNST ' , 'X MA ., J. ,AV lg, ' 'Q' El f R- I A . I ,W 55 g 440 Q. ,C is f ,, f G ff 'WJ Ml' A ,, ,W , 1- 5 . . A , 'xx A 2 QQ AAV,,,, ? sf vff-f . 'ivvf ' FIRST ROW G. Austin S. Baurle R. Bennett T. Blodgett D. Blowers SECOND ROW L. Bowler R. Briggs M. Buyce C. Childs G. Collier THIRD ROW D. Conyne W. Coon B. Creedon A. Dence S. Davison FOURTH ROW D. DeRocker D. DeVoe M. Dingman N. Dorman B. Ernst FIFTH ROW M. Ernst L. Evans T. Ferro I. Fisher S. Foster SIXTH ROW C. Fraiser W. Gibson R. Gifford M. Gisondi I. Handy SEVENTH ROW R. Hart L. Hayes T. Henderson I. Hynd W. Jackson FIRST ROW M. Jones . C. Kennedy C ff E. Klena ' SECOND ROW ' R. Long .- H f B. Manzer V , A. Mathias 1- Miller g T on N. Nellis THIRD Row L V. Nellis M. Norman L. Norman D. Oathout D. Oathout FOURTH ROW B. Oliver C. Ostrander S. Ostrander R. Parmenter 1 Aga Ti W. Peek FIFTH ROW S. Perry A W ulil mg, P. Peugh , F I. Piecuch D. Rauer 'C w' L. Reed SIXTH ROW C H. Roten C. Ross H. Samson L. Seiier L. Seiler SEVENTH ROW R. Serviss J. Shoop G. Smith W. Smith ' , VL. P. Snyder ff. T iff? 3 .. 1-if . if 4' F- I ,,, -.L .Q 1 . .3157 ,L Q. X. Q 1 . if I . .5 L 5 .HE s irq, 3 ra rw U Q 4-1 1. ' n V S K K Qgfk .ff.','-, I, ,iq . .5 ...K .. , , 'N yn .xg , in .f i 3,1 I i N 9 , K., L ll M, I if V 1 I - -,,, - - K ' T' K 1' I R s s F 'S Q. 5 5 A 3 if . . S rx . r i i ,f-' if-4. C, 4 .. fr7.J f I. . w. ,,k,,, .5 'si :r if f 'fi w F L Q.: R ,EL L-1 M . g if? .f 1 ' ' an G-:sri rw Q y r , PT 1. 'c' 'N .e .w 4 it J T Q T Q ..fwg11'iv. S lt Jn L S jf? Y z . FIRST ROW K. Stahl D. Stahl A. Tanner R. Titus R. Towne SECOND ROW I. Townsend K. Uebrick L. Vallieu H. Van Allen L. Vanderweide THIRD ROW E. Van Nostrand H. Wager S. Walker W. Walker D. Washburn FOURTH ROW N. West C. Wheaton R. Whipple D. White R. Whitman FIFTH ROW R. Whitman J. Wilber S, Williams K. Willie K. Yost SIXTH ROW G, Zimmerman SEVENTH GRADE OFF IC ERS SITTING - L. Ellis S. Day G. Goodbread S. Rauer M. Weaton I. Frasier E. Cast STANDING - K. Bornt R. Lock R. Procita W. Coal EIGHT GRADE OFFICERS SITTING - K. Horenstein H. Olson N. Rubscha C. Boduch S. Bennett STANDING - H. Richardson I. Shaad I. Cast V 1 I l - ,Q 1' 5' 5. Y -4.1 ' X al? 4 8 M I f 5 ie' X E 1 I' if I Class of '71 Pk XZ? fy - -akbmk-' 'ifgaaw , . ' ffivg b , A ' : 11A i R , AW i Q l1l , fy l . ' X QL FIRST ROW W. Avery R. Baird C. Boduch S. Bennett S. Bornt SECOND ROW S. Bovee D. Bradford T. Bradt L. Brand S. Brockhum THIRD ROW R. Bruse I. Cast G. Castiglione G. Cheney S. Collier FOURTH ROW S, Crannell C. Darling M. Davison J. Dorman D. Ellis FIFTH ROW R. Ellis M. Ernst Y. Frisch D. Handy H. Hart SIXTH ROW D. Hayes N. Henderson T. Hime E. Hoff R. Hofmann iv 3' ' K I s ygurar , 'GJ' ...., ..., HV I. -, 1.7 ' . gr. , y 1 ', 5 g i f' yrrr FIRST ROW K. Horenstein M. Jackson T. Jackson D. Kennedy SECOND ROW D. Kennedy M. Knoll K. Lee THIRD ROW G. Loucks K. Lowenthal S. Marcais FOURTH ROW T. Montanye I. Moore B. Morgan FIFTH ROW R. Morley R. Morrison R. Nellis SIXTH ROW R. Nilson E. Olson H. Olson y- 7' ' - 'H .... . my . . . -, '93 - , 5' . . i x fa Q 1 .-Y' 1' SWT K' , . -1 Q .Jr yu ,,... , fu. ,,, ii if .O K , .1 , 5 E N R7 'R X, 5- A. it Psi.-.: .- K JT E fi , . . st . , ' , S F V V r I QW' A , , s LA H 'N ' S 're i x x,N , ,.f , Q lim 1 , Q. 'Q , 'rt ff 'I qi! 5 gt. N xr u, I K 2 .kj , t . . T , A . , Q if jg V 4 1 S X .1 ,1 K 3 g . f A - xr 3 L Q , K F ., 7,, ...tial T iiit . R Y L+ Q. i g f Q fa 153 F 'Anti' FIRST ROW M. Pryme D. Putman I. Putman S. Rafferty SECOND ROW R. Rebisz C. Reeves H. Richardson P, Rockafellow THIRD ROW N. Rubscha L. Schoolcraft D. Schreckenberger J. Shaad FOURTH ROW C. Shear R. Sherman D. Simoncls K, Simonds FIFTH ROW D. Stanton D. Surnear I. Sweet D. Ulrich SIX TH ROW G. Valk D. Van I-Iewsen D. Van Nostrand D. Van Nostrand SEVEN TH ROW E. White S. Whitehouse K. Wright K. Wright T W S T 1- lPl.f .:'fQf' T245 Iain.: Q4 wr. 'Y .' 'mf -J , ' , ev fa 1 43 f xx Z J 777 li... .. H t 7 . - , W . . A .V Q A 'f l 1,22 ,fi - . . 45-gZr , . FIRST ROW B. Alric S. Anreman S. Baird D. Baldwin SECOND ROW P. Becker F. Bellen J, Bornt K. Bornt THIRD ROW R. Bornt C. Bowler R. Brink W. Bumup FOURTH ROW T. Buyce K. Carter R. Carter E. Cast FIFTH ROW D. Chase W. Cole C. Coloney M. Coloney L, win wwf J: ,1 , , ' -- 423 M K j s ,ff-f - A 'ff in , ' ' is W. .041 ' ev Q X , ', 'C 5 ',, JP? ,I Xl ff? .h,, i 171' I W . T' gli' 'gp ' is 83.71 an A 4 -5. 'EI 'iw lr. xf . ET? fl -chi UF. 1 T A:'TQ 4h A i. Q M , C 1 ? ' .F l 'P ' ESQ A' 'inf'- ae mf FIRST ROW S. Cowles D. Crossley S. Croucher S. Day SECOND ROW T. Davison S. Dunn P. Eagan S, Eagan THIRD ROW L. Ellis D. Ferraro I. Fraiser J, Fraiser FOURTH ROW R. Frisch D. Gallup B. Gates G. Goodbread FIFTH ROW K. Gendron S, Guzek B. Hart E. Hart v. , ans a S Q , I 1 . 'o fx '11, vf' ,Q ' ff'-r 'H ? ,Qfq rjff N. -ggi? 97 5, QL 1 ,g l 5 ., ffm .sag WS' ,Q W? If V? FIRST ROW D. Hofman D. Hoyle R. Jablonski D. Jackson SECOND ROW J, Johnson S. King F. Kroup C. Lathrop THIRD ROW K. Leggiero A. Lewis R. Lock I, Loux FOURTH ROW P. Lyons H. Marcais J, Masten C. McC1ary FIFTH ROW M. McC1ary L. Oathout A. Olmstead C. Ostrander F.. . J...-gh... , . I 11,3 L - 1 1 I Q nr f f .. li -f , N 1 'aaa S ,, 3 lt -f.?:Z:z'?131f:' v's 'f of I - l ' uni . N I ' .... I if FIRST ROW M. Peugh R. Procita S. Rauer D. Richardson SECOND ROW L. Ross T. Russo D. Shear R. Sweet THIRD ROW B. Tanner M. Town D. Towne G. Ulrich FOURTH ROW M. Walker C. Warner R, West M. Wheaton FIFTH ROW M. Whipple J. White N. White S , Whitman V gjiwf 1514 WM M H1'5?Q?QA W MQ ZW Sify 0, ff y ,, if M ACTIVITIES Editors Putting a yearbook together is a rich and rewarding experience, It enables every member on the staff to delve into the many activities of our school and to come in contact with the personalities who make the curriculum and extra curricular activities possible. This year the focus is on students and teachers working together within and outside the classroom. We hope to present the student body with a well rounded picture of what has occurred during the school year '66-'6'I. We would like to extend a special thank you to Mr, Serfis and Mr, Din- neen as well as the members of this year's yearbook staff, Jfjwyw Staff o- 1 .- ROW 1, L-R: Leah, Pam, Pat, Mr. Dinheen, Mr. Serfis, Gloria, Linda, Deb ROW 2, L-R: Steve Sharon, Bev, Terrie, Sue, Gail, Sharon, Chris ai. . f'ff'f:? ,, ..l f ,,,,, AML, ,, , , L-R: President - Mary Warner, Secretary - Anne Olson, Treasurer - Linda Murray Vice President - Russell Brooks. FIRST ROW L-R: Connie Simpson, Debby Ferro, ROW visor, Long, Pat Alric, Sharon Shapiro. SECOND L-R: Ginnie Bowers, Mr. Milan - Ad- Sandy Yost. THIRD ROW L-R: Chuck Mike Puleo. FIRST ROW L-R: M. Davison, R. Olson, M. Ernst, T. Ferro, A. Olson, C. Simpson, Mr. Wright -Advisor L. Murray, T, Brockhum, L, O'Brien, B. Nicosia, C. Warner, D, Towne. Student Council L-R: Vice-President - R, Brooks, Secretary - M. Warner, Treasurer - S. Nicosia, President - S. Yost Tony Peterson - Janet Young - - Elsie Hunter - - Buck O'Hara - - Nancy Leveridge Milt Sanders - - Jocko Guthrie - Lorrie Fuller - - Andy Fulbright - Miss Burgess - - Miss Moran - - Mr. Carter - - Miss Rivers - - Kyle Roberts - - Mr. Leveridge - - -John Knoll -Pam Sandner - Leah Pelley Steve Oathout Debbie Ferro David Howard - - - -Chris Olson -Mary Warner David Miller Linda Murray - - - - Pat Alric Steve Billman - -Pat Lasher -Susan Moore - Larry Flood Assistant Director SANDRA YOST 1 Senior Play L. to R, R, Timmerman, E, Del1iVer1eri, W, Ellis, D. Bradt, T. Brockhum, B, Edwards, J, Titus S. Shapiro I F.T.A. I FIRST ROW-L-Rs S. Davisons C. Peughs B. Nicosias M. Johnsons J. Bradt SECOND ROW L-Rs C. Simpsons S. Yosts G. Conyneg S. Moores L. Cranne1IsL, Boless THIRD ROW L-Rs B. Bennetts B. Buchanans L, O'Brien C. Buttons C. Croucher, FIRST ROW L-Rs L. Murrays M. Warners L, Pelleys SECOND ROW L-Rs S, Shapiro: Mr. Winning - Ad- visors Mrs. Edwards - Advisors D. Ferro. Azzdiowfzml Club Corridor Poiro! X r 6ZUJlD6lP67 Co-Editors Anne Olson Editors Cheryl Liitt 'F' FIRST ROW L-Rs Dale Ross, Sandy Czupryk, Terrie Brockhum, Pat Alric Pam Sandner, Gloria Conyne, Ginnie Bowers, Liz Auriemma. SECOND ROW L-R5 Kathy Stahl, Lee Robb, Marty Goossen, Dick Lock Mike Puleo, Leila O'Brien, Mrs. Shaad, Mr, Maderic, Advisors, Barbara Gifford, Sherry Childs, Chuck Long, Elmer Washburn, Barbara Snow, Diane Cast. WN 5? 1 Little ea' Sclooallaome Senior Bama' T l 4 4 4 1 1 1 i 1 l 1 l 2 i Q ,,,, A ' WY H ,,,L EW Y 'L' A A V N 61, ff-WG? ,E E Z X .qi8ijlaW!q3mQ VV '?EzZ,,JZQl1p 72222, f?7Cg, N ix ' 'lffaii' E ' f 2.n. xr Y ' A X, :fha .f W, 3 - F H' -1 1 kpf f W ,, '- xf EEQNIHFERO IAQ, Ky my CHERYL CHILDS ? JV , fvv X AVL V X, EV Ly, , N EA T, u , ,V J . , f-gk A A xx 2 E f I XJ yn M, .. 'sS 'xfx ' ,RQ ' W- - s 1 LK .E A M I A EYQZQQBA KYJQ ,bb Ngwf i Xxnuj hdv IXA ., - H, K buf Ei V W4 E . 1 N1 . ' 3 V n 1,1 wr' IL' f fff EE E N E, w 4 '. f 4 N 5 X, -K QWEfTm':4g, -ig! ku' 'kj I xS'MJAm :X 5 L 4 ifiwwyf M UQINDQ-X ' ' ISIER -i X ' CHERYL HOFF X, M W 1 x,f Q DEB HORT ON BARB BENNETT .X 0, CHERYL LIITT JANE SHOOP JAN LIITTQ' NAYA NELLIS T156 Color Guam' L-R5 G, Zayicek, D, Gifford fCapt.J, D. Cast Tn? L-R: D. Ross, L. Harrington, D. Schreckenberger L. Buyce Senior Choir F' ' 2 ' 'WW ' S County Feyfiml Bama! All Slate 4 ...- 7 ,,,,,, Q X , 5 F65fi1!Ql! fi Chow ' X 1 W x Top Teeny Dance Bama' . P V P V junior Choir Girls' Choir w 4 , ' '1 mejor Twifflers KNEELING L-R3 R, Rebisz, L. Oathout, P. Kroup, E. Hoff. STANDING L-R9 F. Kroup K. Horenstein, H. Olson, T. Bradt. zmimf Bmw' I 7 ,, A U on W 'il N Q 5 Q N Soccer Panihery Retain Cf7.6l77ZPi0725fJ4D Mayfield Central edged Ichabod Crane, 1-O, at Shenendehowa to cop the Sec tion 2 Class CD Soccer Championship. In addition to winning the sectional crown, the Larry Serfis coached hooters also won the Tri-Valley League crown and finished the season with a 10-1-2 record. The Panthers, turned in a good team effort throughout the 1966 season. The team loses only three Seniors and should be a strong team next year. Tight defensive work and a fairly good scoring punch helped the team to have such a successful season. Cross-Cozzniefy 5 S 5g , ,, V ,,., KNEELING L-R: R. Ellis, S. Billman, D. Howard. STANDING L-R3 R. Peugh P. Leach, D. Howard, R. Briggs, P. Peugh The '66 team was undefeated in all five of its dual meets, beat- ing top-flight teams from Amsterdam, Johnstown, Draper, Bishop Burke, and Northville, Once again Mayfield held second place in the Tri Valley League, Capt. Steve Billman and Ron Ellis made the Class C, Section II team, and competed in the Intersectionals where they both scored for Section II that place fourth in the state, We, the members of the cross -country team, want to thank Mr. Maderic for coach ing us this season. Not only did he lead us to the first victory in the history of Mayfield but also gave us an unbeaten record in dual meets. Six wins!! Thanks, coach, mejor Vanity Bmkelball FIRST ROW L-R, K, Yost, B, Creedon, L. Van Allen, J, Armstrong, S, Williams, T, Goodemote, E, Klena, SECOND ROW L-R, M. Knoll - Manager, M, Shapiro, M, Goossen, D, Wille, S, West, W, Coon, G, Achzet D. Stahl, H. Van Allen, Mr. Winning - Coach. xx' -,ff,s , ,, , 5 y ,, g , ,fn ff -Y. 1 ' 1 wi . if K V, 5 , ,,.f ,,., . , I S s A ,,,,l,,, W l s N ' Vi 5, ,, H W V A s zr, H r . - , Varsity Cheerleadevy R: Sandy, Charlotte, Mary, Sharon, Debbie, Sandy m, Terrie fx!! G A QQ Qs Q, Q--1 , 1 I .5 Va my Bayeball FIRST ROW, L-R: M. Mathias, P. Wadsworth, P. Velicky, M. Olson, A. McLain, M. Armstrong, B. Yost. SECOND ROW, L-R: M. McClary, R. Iavinett, D. Howard, I. Hoose, Coach Sanford, G. Baldwin C. Olson, B. Koehler, W. Cole. JM 'tm' JE W 'F . I5-Z x QP S XC 1 L f if Q 5 J, -Q h x sa. 'gy' ' 9' . .- 3 w i'g-1- Q Last year's varsity team completed their season with a 10-2 record to again win the Northern Division of the Tri -Valley League. This was the fifth year in a row for our team to win it 's division and enter the playoffs. After a week's delay due to conflict- ing schedules during the first week of June we lost the playoff to Fonda -Fultonville by a 1-O score. This was a year that indicated just which boys really wanted to play and hustle because of the long, wet and cold spring which resulted in eight games being cancelled. zmimf Vanity Baseball FIRST ROW, L-R: L. Robb, D. Robbins, J. Armstrong, M. Goossen, J. Peugh, E. Washburn, D. Willie. SECOND ROW, L-R: D. Lock, D. Howard, K. LaRowe, T. Hoose, Coach Dinneen, W. Coon, B. Kucel T. Goodemote, T. Crannell. AFX' P 3 5 1 I The Junior Varsity baseball team compiled a commendable 6-2 record during the 1966 season. The team's schedule was drastically curtailed due to unusual inclement spring weather and was forced to cancel nearly half of its schedule. The nucleus of the squad was comprised of freshmen who de- spite the reduced schedule maintained a winning spirit and gained a wealth of experience which will serve them well in forth-coming campaigns. The final statistics indicated many impressive individual efforts which contribu- ted to the overall team success. rvwisf W Hfyqp Tmtk KNEELING L-R: R. Ellis, S, Billman, R, Peugh, B, West, B, Ellis, STANDING L-R: D, Yost, B. Hayes A. Yost, P. Anteman, S. West, P. Leach, Coach Parker The Panther's have shown a lot of spring in the past and are look- ing forward to their first kill this season. John Cunningham's leaps in the pole vaulting section proved graceful and granted him a berth on the Section Il team at West Point, Although seeming timid, our runners are cunning, trying to find the weaknesses of their prey, At the last possible second they leap forward for the kill and finish ahead of the pack. We of the yearbook staff wish the team, Good luck . Bowling ' x Th ' 1 1 . nd G , Her? s a xfrqyjs L V U JC O. ij, b, E Ap JA LL -Vik' I A X1 N 1 I . , , 1. x ' -r 2 L, X 1 ff. x f ' X A ,rd 4 X I' rj N I 1 V' N, Qi' .Af Lf ' I V 1 yy W ,f ,f 1 J Vuafi QA, ,lug L A CA .f JL 1 1 J Q 0 LUV x I'm payn' ya a quarter for this Lv, LL L ,VL 01 'QL MXL' Shine. .. jg'-'I L L :L L I X- H, 1 QLL x WN , LL U, f VV X 1 W Here's to the class of '67, rgre -fa -rfite - v,, 5, -711 Qhuvol-1 it fw ,M l gui' :P 'gutsy' , W ,L-33' l- ' ills ffifg U Hail, hail, the gang's all here. We11, I've seen better. Mar1geons Marsha, Dasha, Tanya, Olga ..... at -.M ., :vt S , ,, . ,gi ,QSYKR Ya gotta watch these kids like a hawk. Now add 'em up What's it look like I'm doir1 ' H6h. . .You Way .... ..... . found me, Q Steady, Judy, Aim for the left Only three more ear lobe. hours, Linda Bowls Two points, and the score goes up another knotch Hey, a dime, My dad's out. Anything I can do for you? ,,, I' M Doesn't that just kill ya? Go, ball, go N i l 1 1 1 1 4 1 I 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 4 1 I 1 .AJ 'S Rf A , 6 'fs x 'Sf ,, I .5 . 1 XM? f 12? lg 1 r N 1? 1 wmv 1 c' F-1, ,nn 1 1-17, ,,,,, Adve rfasemenjfs ff! W swf .sl fl W 2 if NQPMTW i W . 5.0 Regular Dinners ,..f CIRCLE INN Phone Mayfield 2412 Also catering to Weddings, , Served Weekdays 5 to 9 P. M. receptions, banquets, and l i Sundays l to 9 P. M. to parties of all kinds. ROUTE 30 Mayfield, N. Y. Glover sville l l l FOLLOW THE LEADER THE LEADER-HERALD y Johnstown Good Luck to the '67 Graduates 1, ,M , 'TD T. 'I-1 1' ' X---Ti--M ::n.j:j: ' if A W EET . T ,,m.gT T N1 1 NORTHVILLE ARTERIAL PLAZA OFFICE INSTALLMENT LOAN OFFICE DEPT 5 2115 THE FULTON COUNTY NATICNAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Member of F. D. I. C. ..: -- -ings-1 .... -V -ag. .......,,-bk lnwuql GLOVERSVILLE 4- 3181 Visif our modern showroom KI NGSBORO '- IIEVIJE LUMBER CUMPANY j GREGORY STREET Ph. 5-2l2l Gloversville, New York PAINT Congratulations HARRINGTON'S MARINE - Lakeside Drive DONLON INSURANCE Mayfield N. Y. Phone 3599 21 North Main Street Gloversville, New York ROY'S GREEN HOUSES -,5Y'WIRg .QF , Ll Flowers by Blowers SQ 'Q W'1f 52 102 North Street E E Gloversville, New York S' o ,3- Phone: 5-5617 l0 'SfST0'p ROBERT D, BLoWERs, Proprietor ' SERVICE WHEN NEE You -DIT - sTEwARTs' Esso X R.D. 1942, Glo e s He, New York Things Go Better With COKE LI IIIIII GLOVERSVILLE COCA-COLA BOTTLING CCMPANY 278 South Main Street Gloversville, New York NATIONAL WELDING SUPPLY Distributors of SUPPLIES - APPARATUS - OXYGEN - ACETYLENE PORTABLE OUTFITS - WELDING REPAIRS I WELDING SUPPLIES, APPARATUS AND GASES I6 West St. Glo ersville, N. Y. 5 2113 Phone TREHER 81 JUNG, INC. Glover sville Phone New York 4-3113 Gas Heating 1 Kitchens Oil Burners P Janitrol Boilers Eljer Furnaces Gould's Pumps Bath Rooms Est. 1893 Our Reputation is Your Guarantee Congratulations 406 ,Q S33 A . I ur 5 I v 1 L 1 . HH in 1 Smut ee- tuu u xH, ,tu-. 1 U, 'Hx'v. .Huw x'Huuu'uxu- uuuuuxug 'HHm'HHH- '1.1e.e,e,',MV .. 1 F U 9' 4 f - ,, 1 f. MAYFIELD GAS CO. 47 Second Avenue Mayfield, New York Phone 2264, C omplime nt s of MAYFIELD DAIRY Milk Products and Apples C223 Mayfield 9 V 4634 H. 8: P. MOTORS INC. 63-73 S. Main St. G1 ll Dod geS C plirnents o I'I'l ales and Service f H. R. Motors Cgtlts MAYFIELD GLOVE t th C1 M1967 COMPANY, INC. Mayfield New York A? HART'S SERVICE STATION Mayfield, New York y ff ' SHERRIE'S CLEANERS Best of Luck to the Class of '67 Cold Storage, Dry Cleaning Rug Shampooer and Shampoo Mayfield Arterial 5711 COLLINS AND REESE HARDWARE Congratulations to the class of 6'7 Large enough to serve you, Small enough to know you. 27 W. Fulton St. Gloversville JOHN C MILLER LINCOLN CONTINENTAL MERCURY COMET COUGAR, JEEP and TRIUMPH Phone 6-7124 509 513 N Perry St Johnstown N f 6 , 'liutfaitgoud I' , 1, , g ' 1318's - f ----- - --'1'- .af A DNN Pkooucts ,K sd .k1x. '-::LK- xx EASTLAND DAKRY R.D HQ. Extension East State Str t Gloversvilte New York SMOOTH SAXLXNG to the SACANDA GA MA RXNE 81 Mayiietd, N. S h X Street Ph ne 2321 SUPPL Y CO. PEPSX-COL ALSO: A DXSTRKBU TOR Mt. Dew , T eern eer Hires Root B Crush Orange L11 1 1 NY COMP LIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF MOE ROSKINS KINGSBURY JEWELERS 19 No. Main St. 13 Church St. Gloversville, N. Y. Gloversville, N. Y. Congratulations to the Class of '67 XQVING '4f4-4, A 1 tmlllllrlfllhfll ,Q 4' 5 33'-555' 3' DE GOLYER LUMBER CO. Lumber and Building Materials R. F. D. 1 Crloversville, New York Phone 5-1918 Compliments of KENNEDY FUNERAL SERVICE PETERS OIL CO. INC. 1-5 Cayadutta Street 150 South Main Street Crloversville, N. Y. Gloversville, New York --1-+ q . . -vi if-W W ,T-rf A Thought for the Class of '67 You shall pass thru this world but once--if, therefore, there can be any kindness you can show, or any good thigg you can do--let you do it now--- let you not defer or neglect it---for You shall not pass this way again Our Best Wishes DOUG AND JEAN I-IIME HlME'S CARE CENTER CRO-SEN 142 W. Fulton Street Gloversville Call 5-0521 Free Pick-up and Delivery Complete Cleaning Shirt Laundry Se rvice GILLMORE OIL CO. INC. 208 North Perry Street Johnstown, New York T exaco Products PYNE 8. SANDNER 10 Church Street Best Wishes Pyne 8: Sandner Inc. Richard and Charles Sandner E T O SUPER MARKET 8 West Main St. Mayfield, N. Y. Headquarters for Shurfine Fancy Foods Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Quality Meats ALVORD GLOVE CO. Mayfield, N. Y. Deerskin Products - Established 1 FACTORY TO YOU Give A1vord's Deerskin. . . For a Gift on All Occasions law! 'X 4 xf N f . mf' If ,ff ' 917 ,,.. C omplime nts of JACK 8. JILL SHOPPE 80 North Main St. Gloversville, New York Tel.: 5-4321 Specializing in Juniors PECK'.S FLOWERS 105 North Main St. Gloversville, New York Distinctive but Not Expensive Phone GL 4-7818 Member F. T. D. 'X 1 . V x. by 4 ... I 3, -V 4- F . ..N . R in COMPLIMENTS OF FERRO'S ENTERPRISES CO, for the finest in service of music and amusement devices 90 E. Fulton St. R. D. :ffl Phelps Street G ' , . . loversvllle N Y Gloversville, New York CLAUDE BRADT WATERWELL DRILLING R.D. Mayfield, New York Gould Pumps and Supplies Sold and Installed EUGENE HOLLENBECK JR. p Funeral Director 4 Second Avenue Gloversville, New York SNYDER'S FLORIST AL'S PIZZERIA Mountain Road Mayfield, N- Y- 189 North Main Street Phone 2853 Gloversville, New York Y 4., 4 BEST WISI-IES TO THE CLASS OF 1967 7 'F MADE TAYLOR MADE Pnonucrs INC. ZZ-Z4 Washington Street Crloversville, N. Y Awnings: Canvas - Aluminum - Fiberglass Ornamental Iron Railings Pre-Cast Concrete Steps Aluminum Windows and Doors Best of Luck to the Graduating Class of 1967 MAYFIELD GRILL 8 School Street Mayfield, New York ,, , YW, ,W in . THYNE'S DRUG STORE , p C , T qliljvul Q .EJ DEPENDABLE DRUGGIST 147 N. Main St. Glove r sville , N. Y. Compliment s of FULTON COUNTY AUTOMOBILE DEALERS' ASSOCIATION: Fulton County Motors, Inc. Garlock's Garage Clarence Gifford Motor Sales, Inc. H 8: P Motors, Inc. Glove Cities Chevrolet Co. Kingboro Motor Sales Mihal Motors I. Heiman Inc. Howell 8: Pierson, Inc. Rose Buick, Inc. Shepard Pontiac, Inc. R. Brown 8: Sons, Inc. Valley Small Car Corp. Congratulations and the Best of Luck HAROLD MAY PAUL BRADT, GENERAL CONTRACTORS I ,. V -Q : --1 2 V ' 5 D ' Blacktopping Bulldozing - Excavating - Ditching Concrete Work Sand -- Gravel -- Fill Phone: WA 5-5183 Northville, N. Y Mobil ZL 6-6524 WALRATH 8. BUSHOVER, INC. FUNERAL SERVICE Telephone 5- 1 121 Gloversville, New York LOCK'S PRESS FAY LOCK - OWNER All kinds of job printing Phone 5-2506 R. D, Z Gloversville, N. Y. E. Fulton St. Ext. CASTIGLIONE GEM JEWELERS 14 Church Street C-loversville New York WEST STATE AUTO COLLISION CO. Painting - Welding - Body Work John A. Pisarski RM Ext. W. State St. Glover sville , N. Y. BLODGETT'S CLEANERS The Finest Cleaning The Quickest Service BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1967 MR. 8. MRS. ERNEST KUHNE Compliments SHERWIN-WILLIAMS of DECCA RECORD Rt. 30A - Cfloversville, N. Y. Arterial Plaza Glove r sville , N. Y. HARRY SMULLENS 8. SONS ALLEN 8. PALMER INC. Mason Contractors Plumbing Heating RD ffl - Meco Hardware Gloversville, N. Y. Northville, N. Y. DUNDAYS PAUL'S BAKERY SERVICE Men's and Boys' Clothing Bread Cake and Rolls Furnishings 49 North Main St. RD 141 - Meco Gloversville , N. Y. Phone 5-4213 Crloversville, N. Y. GLOVERSVILLE SPORT SHOP -NIZNIKS E550 SERVICE Specialists in Sports 6 East Fulton St. 180 North Main St. Cfloversville, N. Y. Cfloversville, N. Y. KOBUSKIE LANES Compliments of KOBUSKIE LANES Compliments of ROBISON 81 SMITH, INC. FABRIC CARE SPECIALISTS Tel. 4-7181 Gloversviue New York 335 N. Main St. Gloversville, N Compliments oi CURTIN-HEBERT CO. VC? K QQ., an C 1 5 O ll L. 21 Q 5 . D53 X JUQQJJ Gloversville, New York Best of Luck to the Graduating Class of 1967 FAIRBAN KS FEED West Fulton Street Gloversville, N. Y. J. MELVIN SHAFFER REAL ESTATE 81 INSURANCE Ext. Easterly St. Gloversville, N. Y. Best Policy at All Times MELVIN J. SHAFFER Best Wishes to the Class of '67 . THEODORE GOOSSEN 7 A X5 Jfx x Compliments From THE GLOVE INN on.Route 29 A Crloversville, New York Phone 4-9949 Success to the Class of 1967 FIRESTONE STORE Crloversville, New York MARIAN C ZUPRYK MAYFIELD BEAUTY SALON 44 School Street Best of Luck to the Class of 1967 SHERRY'S CLEANERS Cold Storage Dry Cleaning Rug Shampooer or Shampoo l 3 WE'RE TICKLED PINK TO'SERVE YOU AT MAYFIELD CENTRAL , You're good customers and we enjoy 3 working with and for you. Our very best do wishes for success and happiness go with the graduates. Before you go, Seniors, tell the under- classmen our service can't be beat when it comes to yearbooks, school rings and graduation announcements. .K 1 REGIONAL OFFICE L. G. Balfour Co. Taylor Publishing Co. P.O. Box 2509 Schenectady, N. Y. 12309 Gus Hodgkins Bob Gray- Don Nash - Jim Gerding - Dick Sims 9 3 39 years of service to the schools in Eastern New York l w l I LEE'S SNACK BAR Across From Mayfield Central School Best Wishes to the Class of 1966 Mayfield, New York I Best of Luck Congratulations to the From MR. and MRS. CALVIN SI-IAAD Class of 1967 RASMUSSEN LAKESIDE SALES AND REECE Mayfield Fulton County's Exclusive Apache Camping Trailer Amsterdam, New York and Larson Snowmobile Dealer 1 Always Ready to Serve You S Appointment Not Always Needed Gloversville, N. Y. LADY BEAUTIFUL MR. d MRS. DANIEL E. KENNEDY BEAUTY SALON an FULTON COUNTY GLASS WORKS 306 South Main Street Gloversville, New York lily ' f Ugg ligxpmyf Jyyymflff yi wtf I'. BOOSTERS Leonzo's Pizza Fulton Optical Service and Mrs. Daniel E. Kennedy Wernple's Station Merkt Oil Co. Inc. David DiMezza Inc. Stoddards Market A. C. Krause Edward Bradt Blacktop Rural Gas Co. Burton Agency Inc. 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