North Warren Central School - Cougar Yearbook (Chestertown, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1976 volume:

touav ii t BE NORTH WARREN CENTRAL SCHOOL CHESTERTOWN POTTERSVILLE HORICON UNITY, VOL. 3 Yearbook ’76 Co-Editors—S. Considine, M. Rais Business Editor— R. Braley Standing, L To R—F. Dower, J. Monroe, M. Bump, L. Downs, M. Kasson, T. Francisco, R. Braley, Seated, L To R—M. Rais, S. Considine, S. Whipple, B. Walker, D. Troisi, G. Newton, C. Carlino 2 We, the Class of 1976, dedicate this Yearbook to Mrs, Edith Blanchard and Mrs. Edith Higley It is our honor to do this. These ladies have given to us the best of everything during their service. We appreciate it, and we thank them for it. May their future be bright; and may we build in this Bicentenn- ial year, as a country, a future as sound because of effort as theirs must be. MRS. LAGOX Kindergarten Left Top Left To Right H. Hayes, R. Hill, R. Morehouse, J. Clark, R. Hayes. Left Middle Left To Right K. Isachsen, S. Lewis, A. Williams, M. Johnson, K. Purick, S. Maltbie, B. Marr Left Bottom, Back Left To Right G. Defranco, J. Mahoney, D. Cronk. Front Left To Right J. Ross, H. Mundy, S. Looper, T. Fish, M. McConnell Top Right Back Left To Right T. Youngs, J. Hamblin, S. Cleveland Front Left To Right W. More- house, E. Farruggia, T. Stapley, S. Steves, J. Vonderheide Bottom Right Top Left To Right A. Aiden, P. Nielsen, Middle Left To Right J. Lan- tiegne, P. Nestor Front Left To Right J. Corbett, J. Binder, E. Taylor Absent Amy Barringer 6 MRS. L. BREWER MRS. K. TENNUSON Top Left, Standing, E. Dutcher, J. Morehouse, K. Clark, Sitting C. Baker, K. Saville, C. King, K. Cherry, T. Mitchell Bottom Left, Standing G. Mark, T. Smith, K. Beann, C. Armstrong Sitting W. Ackerson, C. Armstrong, J. Van Guilder Top Right Standing, J. Carstensen, V. Perm III, T. Knapp, C. Hart Sitting P. Col- son, N. Dalaba, M. Caples Mid- dle Right Left To Right S. Par- sons, R. Nelson, D. Riddle, T. Hayes, B. J. Bradley Bottom Right Left To Right J. Chur, R. Rising, M. Jones, C. Williams, J. Hill 7 1st Top Left Left To Right Standing J. Olden, J. Adams, C. Lewis, F. Knappsitting, B. Remington, A. Smith, C. Boland Middle Left Left To Right M. Peet, D. Morehouse, T. Laprarie, D. Wheeler, F. Conlon, J. Baker Bottom Left Left To Right D. Ingersoll, R. Persons, K. Younes, S. Clute, A. Smith, A. Haipp Bottom Right Left To Right r. Younes, J. Chur, D. Richarson, C. Younes. Top Rightback T. Carroll, A. Culver, D. Stark. Middle J. Wallace, S. White, P. Smith, Front S. Younes, C. Kasson Teachers Left To Right MRS. SWAN, J. STAPLEY, MRS. LALONDE Grade Grade Top Right Back R. Bartlett, J. Hamblin, D. Adams, M. Magee, Middle C. Murphy, R. Baker, M. Remington, N. Hayes Front M. Ross Middle Right Left To Right C. Haynes, C. Carpenter, H. Ellsworth, L. King, A. Campbell Bottom Right Standing J. Beckler, C. Ellsworth, T. Frasier, M. Frey, Seated J. MacDougall, R. Durose Bottom Left Back A. Taylor, K. Bennett, L. Schumacher Middle L. Steele, D. Burch On Floor J. Clari , D. Roberts, M. Monroe 9 2nd Grade Bottom Right—Top--1 - R--V. Smith, L. Carpenter, T. Morehouse Middle--L. Lewis, N. Piccini, V. Pauli. Front—E. Smith. Bottom Left-- Standing—A. Roberts, R. Musso. Sitting—L. Lewis, D. Morrissoni, M. Andrews, S. Mastranunzio, S. Eagle. (Top Right--Back--M. Mumblow Middle—L--R--K. Saville, D. Cleveland, S. Vanderwalker, S. Vander- walker, G. Carpenter. Front—S. Hart, A. Ratto. Top Left—L—R—K. Haynes, T. Collard, M. Bollman, T. Meade, P. Vanguilder, C. Smith, C. Vanderwalker, C. Campbell. Middle Left—L—R—S. Smith, T. Donahue, T. Hayes, J. Monroe, S. Kowalsky. Absent—L. Gadway, R. Wolfe, B. Millington 10 Teachers MRS. FABIAN MISS MARVON MRS. HIGLEY Bottom Left—Top--L—R—D. Cates, C. Tennyson, M. Morehouse. Seated —H. Weaver, L. Engle. On Floor—C. Defranco, J. Harr. Bottom Right— L To R—N. Neptune, L. Stevens, R. Boulette, A. Bedell, M. Riddle, R. Tennyson, W. Brown, B. Halliday, S. Isachsen. Top Right—Standing—K. Nelson, T. Scripture, D. Hill, B. Murphy, R. Charbonneau, G. Tennyson. Sitting—L—R--R. McConnell, J. Taylor, K. Hayes, E. Schlaeg. Top Left—S. Frasier, M. Laprairie, S. Frasier, S. Hammond, J. Moffitt, C. Maule, H. Rounds 11 3rd Grade TEACHER: MRS. FRAISER Top Right Left To Right F. Ratto, K. Kadel, S. Hay- nes, T. Clark, R. Lantiegne Kneeling, H. Millington, C. Constoine, H. Steele Middle Right R. Stark, D. Armstrong, S. Morehouse, K. Waldron, T. Meade, K. Gill Sitting; L. Morehouse Bottom Right J. Vaughn, A. Lindley, R. Mihill, P. Tompkins, B. Otruba Sit- ting T. Clark, D. Leggett, J. Magee Top Left M. Ackerson, P. Cockroft, J. Monroe, B. Donahue Sit- ting L. McConnell, C. Lewis, S. Capies B. Left K. Brewer, N. Smith, C. Smith Sitting D. Hamblin, R. Vanderwalder 12 TEACHER Mrs. Alwine Second Left: Left To Right L. Mitchell, K. Perry, R. Otruba, R. Harpp, T. Pauli, N. Holland Sitting W. Shambo Third Left Left To Right K. Weaver, J. Ruane, M. Pratt, D. Loper Sitting: K. Ricard Bottom Left Left To Right R. Rising, J. Neptune, S. Monroe, D. Maxwell, J. Clark, A. Millington Third Grade Bottom Right Left To Right A. Fraiser, M. McGowan, R. Younes, L. Fish, K. Nelling, A. Munoy, S. Ten- nyson, N. Carroll 13 Top Right—Back—L-R—J. Beck, M. Pratt, J. McConnell, A. Barrin- ger Front—D. Smith, C. Castner, B. Riddle Middle Right—L-R—G. Lewis, K. Clark, C. Aiken, S. Younes, B. Granger, M. Tims Bottom Right—L-R—A. Morehouse, B. Monroe, B. Bisner, R. Agard, D. Smith Sitting—K. Monroe MR. TOWERS 4th Grade 14 MISS FRANK Top Left—Back—L—R—B. Tennyson, M. Baker, B. Millington, J. Ingersoll, R. Smith, Front—J. Remington, J. Denton. Top Right—Back --L—R—J. Morrison, C. Trombley, M. Kramer, T. Shambo, M. Harpp, Front—A. Morehouse, K. Denton. Middle Left--Back—L—R--J. Frasier, B. Tennyson, R. Vandenvarker, R. Steves, F. Morehouse. Front—J. Donahue, H. Miner, R. Rising Bottom Left--Back--L—R--R. Numb low, J. Morehouse, R. Gould Sitting—S. Bedell, S. Cleveland, S. Mahler, S. Hayes. Bottom Right—Standing—L—R--K. Nelson, A. Vanguilder, T. Needham, K. Bolton, C. Hicks Sitting—E. Aiken, K. Jernigan 15 5th Grade Top Left--Left To Right N. Evans, P. Hill, L. Montgomery, X. Lane, Sitting: J. Gill, C. Fish, L. Lewis Bottom Left--Left To Right: P. Griffen, T. Searles, C. Roberts, D. Armstrong, D. Frey, J. Conlin Sitting: S. Staunches, P. Brower Bottom Right Left To Right M. Tompkins, G. Armstrong, B. Morehous, D. Charlonneau Sitting: T. Perry, M. Hogan, B. Younes, A. Myers MRS. GIBB MR. PERRY MR. JENKINS 16 Top Left—Back—L—R—F. Harpp, C. Stetson, M. Muffitt, R. Kramar, R. Monroe. Sitting—N. Fer- rante, D. Maule, L. Morehouse. Middle Left—L—R— S. Tyrell, M. Baker, C. Granger, J. Hayes, T. Dalaba, M. Kasson, M. MacDonald, R. Stolen. Bottom Left- Back—K. Richard, J. Mahler, W. Morehouse, J. Frasier, L. Maxwell, Seated—L. Tennyson, M. Bar- ringer, J. Meade, Top Right—Back—M. Ross, S. Remington, B. Wells, A. Troisi, P. Shambo. Seated --D. Pauli, B. Smith. Middle Right—L—R—A. Lewis, P. Beckler, E. Raymond, S. Holland, D. Laprairie, P. Hammond, D. Mundy—Sitting—M. Morrissey, Bottom Right—L—R—P. Trombley, F. Shupp, G. Ellsworth, S. Whitney, D. Braley, J. Stark, A. More- house. 17 6th Grade Top Right: M. Tennyson, E. Mumblow, R. Vander- walker, B. Hill, D. Oakes Kneeling, S. Younes, B. Monroe, M. VanGuilder Bottom Right W. Schaelg, R. Younes, A. Towsley, M. Smith Sitting, K. Savil- le, P. Brown, Mrs. Pederson Top Left V. Otruba, B. Raymond, V. Fish, J. Hill S. Thompson, B. Steele, A. Troisi, W. Witherbee Bottom Left R. Picini, R. Aiken, M. Ricard, M. Ross, C. Hammond, Kneeling T. Cleveland, D. Taylor, F. Ackerson, R. Devlin 18 Top Left--D. Agard, P. Brown, T. Needham, G. Millington, T. Cleveland, J. Bolton, K. Fish, C. Car- penter Center Left--R. Remington, A. Ross, T. Mon- roe, S. Boulette, M. Wood, K. Meade, J. Dower, D. Houde Top Right--R. Andrews, T. Bruno, T. Magee, P. Carpenter, S. Olson, L. Bollman, L MacDougall, B. MacGlashen, ]. Murphy, K. Morehouse Center Right--S. Stetson, C. Bedell, J. Pauli, J. Montena, P. Wheeler, J. Perue, W. Millington Bottom Right--V. Maxam, J. Cleveland, B. Stetson, D. Smith, J. Smith, N. Gould, D. Ruiz, S. Baker 19 20 Opp Page, Top Left Back, Left To Right R. Watson, E. Murphy, D. Charbonneau, D. Ross, T. Mead, R. Tower, Kneeling T. LaPrairie, T. Hayes, L. Fish, Middle Left Back Left To Right Cockcroft, B. Palermo, R. Musso, S. Castner, E. Woods, P. Claus Setting E. Smith, C. Hicks, D. Wood, Bottom Left Back Left To Right R. Monahan, C. Smith, B. Fish, N. Stolen Front S. Morehouse, T. Millington, M. Kasson, T. Engle Middle Right Back Left To Right R. Threw, R. Harpp, D. Purick, P. Morrissen, D. Woods Sitting H. Bolton, D. Maule, D. Fish Bottom Right Standing R. Hill, L. Denton Kneeling Left To Right L. Denton, C. Granger, P. Millington, M. Frey, T. Meade, O. Griffen This Page Top Left Standing L. Remington, B. Hammond, K. McDougall, K. McConnell, L. Russ Kneeling P. Millington, B. Dalaba, B. Agard Bottom Left Back C. Woods, J. Shupp, C. Shaw, J. Kramer, C. Castner, T. Hill Front B. Winchid, T. Millington, K. Carpenter Top Right Standing D. Bolton, P. Sullivan, C. Armstrong, T. Mahler Sitting B. Remington, R. Wilson, J. D'Andeade Bottom Right Left To Right S. Stetson, H. Planty, D. Whitney, H. Meade, D. Knickerbocker, T. Threw, R. Vandyke, B. Tennyson 21 22 Opp. Page, Top Left--Back, L. To R.-E. Downs, M. Baker, B. Ross, C. Remington, S. Hayes, K. Carlozze. Seated—L To R--D. Agard, J. Gamble, T. Bruno, E. Rumble. Top Right--Back, L. To R. --K. Tennyson, M. Lewis, B. Gibb, K. Wells, P. McClure. Front--L. To R. To Center—C. Baur, C. Raffio, D. Smith, S. Halliday. Bottom Right—Top—L. To R.--R. Hayes, K. Fish, Standing, L. To R.—J. Farmer, D. Hayes, T. Frasier, C. Oakes. Seated--T. Dutcher, B. Smith, Bottom Left—L. To R. —J. Cleveland, K. Wood, D. Bolton, R. Doris, L. Tyrell, L. Armstrong, R. Hayes Middle Left--Sitting—G. Monroe, C. Wood, Standing—S. Hill, W. Evanko, M. Laurie, R. Tower This Page—Top Left,--Standing--L To R.--D. Smith, D. Holland, A. Meade. D. Knicker- bocker. Seated—S. Remington, P. Oakes, N. Monroe, Top Right—Standing—W. Nelson, T. Jemigan, L. Warner, J. Shupp, L. Smith, B. Gill. Front—L. R. --T. Pauli, S. Holland, C. Wood, C. Corbett, C. Scott. Bottom Left Top—L. To R. B. Dalaba, B. Persons, J. Towsley, D. Braley, S. Reed, J. Ruiz. Front—M. Reed, C. Carlsen, D. Carpenter. Bottom Right, Standing—M. Roberts, D. Pauli, T. MacDougall, Seated—T. Durkish, L. Pereau, L. Clute, D. Schlaeg, E. Ruane 23 9th Grade Top Right Standing Left To Right M. ellsworth, Wolf, D. Mahoney, M. Fuller On Floor Left To Right C. Eagan, N. Smith, F. Pauli, S. Beckler, j. Eagan Middle Right Standing Left To Right E. Cramer, D. Brown, B. Bennett, S. Grey Middle Row Left To Right L. Old- en, B. Klenple, G. Bolton, E. Through On Floor Left To Right F. Meade, T. Andrews Bottom Right Top Row Left To Right D. Wheeler, B. Smith S. Hayes, B. Hill Middle Row Left To Right J. Evanko, K. Lauri, L. Partisch Bottom Row Left To Right D. Morin, D. Macglashen 24 Left Standing Left To Right S. Myers, C. Meade, K. Monroe Middle Row Left To Right D. Agard, W. Mil- lington Seated Left To Right S. Brown, C. Sullivan, R. Tennyson, P. Monahan Left Standing Left To Right T. Schmidt, D. Engstrom. T. Hill J. Cates, S. Martin, J. Dower Seated Left To Right M. Krebs, M. Tennyson, D. Carlozzi, H. Carroll, J. McDowell, K. Morehouse Left Standing Left To Right C. Downs, J. McConnell, L. Smith, D. Younger, B. Boulette Seated Left To Right V. D'Andrade, M. Fox Kneeling Left To Right F. Clark, P. Searles, A. Carpenter 25 Above Standing Left To Right P. Herkzog, L. Holcome, K. Murphy, T. Clark, K. Burch, P. Morehouse Seated Left To Right C. Smith S. Cooper, J. Monahan, S. Newton, S. Bolton Left Standing Left To Right S. Morrissey, J. Hayes, L. Miner, B. Person, D. Carlson, C. Frasier Seated Left To Right R. Schaefer, M. Al- varez, W. Russell, T. Shaw, N. Griffen, M. Meade, B. Warner 26 Left Top Row Left To Right L. Shupp, D. Carroll, C. Aiken 3rd Row Left To Right B. Considine, B. Muiphy, R. Bravr 2nd Row Left To Right M. Jemigan, G. Car- lino On Floor S. Russo, N. Ross Standing C. Cleve- land Below Back Left To Right B. Remington, C. Hicks, M. Hill 3rd Row Left To Right C. Brown, D. Birch, N. Sullivan, R. Thomson Seated Left To Right M. Remington, D. Smith On Floor L. Boullette, S. Hayes 27 11th Grade Right Left To Right G. Beckler, D. Ryba, E. Cunning, C. Baker, V. Lane, C. Ross, C. Smith Below Right Back Left To Right T. Lauri, D. Klute, E. Remington, C. Downs, Seated M. Fraiser, L. Wells Standing J. Carlson, R. Merkle, Kneeling L. Either, C. Perry Below Left Back Left To Right J. Carboy, B. Jemigan, B. Carlozzi, Seated Left To Right C. McGowan, K. Montena, K. Ross, M. Williams Kneeling Left To Right J. Corbett, J. Dooris, R. Walker 28 Left Back Left To Right R. Do- wer, B. Andrews, G. Monahan, S. Durkish, J. Hayes Seated Left To Right D. White, L. Shaw, D. Fuller, E. Hammond Standing Left To Right S. Olden, R. 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Counc. 1; Scorekeeper 2; BOCES 4 BURCH, DEBORAH Class Treas. 1; Jr. Hon. Soc. 1; Newspaper 4 BUMP, MARYANN Class Pres. 1, 2, 3; Class Treas. 4; French Club 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Orch. 1,2; All State 3,4; Essex Co. Mus. Fes. 1,2; News- paper 4; Yearbook 2,4; Field Hockey 3,4; Volley- ball 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Softball 3,4; Scorekeeper 12 3 CARLSON, STEVEN Band 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1,2, 3,4; Soccer; All state Roll Call CARLINO, CATHY Field Hockey 3,4; Bas- ketball 3,4; Softball 4; Cheerleading 1, 2; Band 1,2; Majorette 2; Vice- pres. 3; Pres. 4; Prom Com. 3,4; Yearbook 4; Nurses aid 4; Newspaper 4 CARPENTER, DAVID Soccer 1,2, 3,4; Basket- ball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1, 2,3; Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3; Prom Com. 3; Yearbook 4; Class Com 4 CARPENTER, MARK Soccer 1,2, 3,4; Basket- ball 1, 2,3,4; Baseball 1; Golf 4; Prom Com. 3; Yearbook 4; Stud. Counc. 2 CHASE, MARY French Club 1,2; Drama Club 1; Chorus 2, 3; Vol- leyball 1, 2; Library aid 4 CLARK, KATHY Honor Society; Orchestr 1,2,4; Chorus 1,2,4; Q Volleyball 1; Band 4; Treasurer 1; Secretary 4 COCKROFT, BENJAMIN CONSIDINE, SUSAN Band 1, 2, 3,4; Chorus 1, 2; Library Club 1,2,3; Prom Com 3; Math League 4; Stage Band 3; Yearbook 3,4; Newspaper 4; Bowl - ing 1,2, 3,4; Honor Soc- iety 3,4; Scorekeeper 4; Sen. Com 4; Yearbook Editor 4 DOWER, FRANK Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Golf 3,4; Sen. Com. 4; Soccer 1,4; Stud. Counc. 4; Yearbook 4 DOWNS, LILLIAN Softball 3,4; Field Hoc- key 3,4; Yearbook 4; Bas- ketball 3,4; Volleyball 3, 4; French Club 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3 EITHER, MICHAEL BOCES 4 years FAGGIANO, MICHAEL Soccer 1,2; Tennis 1,2, 3,4; Chess Club 3; Y« book 4 FISH, GARY Basketball 1,2,3;| 1,2; Orchestra 1, 2 Bowling 4; Newspaper FRANCISCO, THER I Cheerleading 1, 2, Field Hockey 3; Ch] 1, 2, 3,4; Class Com Ma jorette 1, 2, 3,4; book 4; Prom Com. GIBB, JAMES Soccer 1, 2, 3, ball 1, 2; Baseb; GIBSON, M Basketball 1,2,4; 1, 3, 5; Baseball 1, GOODMAN, DENI: Chorus 1, 2, 3,4 HAYES, BONITA Band 1,2,' i,4; Frencl Club 1, 2; Newspaper 4 HAYES, KATHLEEN Cheerleader 1,2,3; Stud. Council 1; Prom Com. 3; Class Secretary 3; Bowling 4; All State 3; Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Glee Club 2; Majoretter 3; library aide 2, 3 HARPP, CHARLENE HILDENBRAND, RAYMOND Soccer 1,2, 3,4; Basket- ball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2, HKASSON, MARK Jsoccer 1,2,4; Basketball 3; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Or- chestra 3,4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Stage Band 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Prom Com. 3; Yearbook 4 LAFOUNTAIN, LARRY Soccer 2, 3; Basketball 1, | 2 LANE, MARINA Cheerleader 1,273 Band 3,4; Chorus 1, 2,1 4; Orchestra 1,2,3; Vil Pres. 1; Student Counci 3,4; Prom Com. 3; French Club 1,2; Volley- ball 1; Field Hockey 3,4 MACDONALD, JAMES MAHONEY, JOHN Band 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; Student Counc. 3; Treasurer 3; Soccer 1; Yearbook 4; Newspaper 4; Tennis 3,4; Bowling 1, 2, 3,4; All-State 3,4; Prom. Com. 3 MEADE, HOWARD 60 BOCES 3,4$ Baseball 1; Chorus 1.2 MINER, DANNIELLE Volleyball 1; Softball 1; Gymnastics 1,2$ Bowling 1, 2$ Chorus 1 MONROE, DEREK Basketball 3 MONROE, LAUREEN Cheerleading 1$ Majorette 1; Band 1,2; Vice-Pres. 1; Secretary 2 MONROE, JOANNE Bowling 4 Newspaper 1 Yearbook 1, 2 Chorus 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2 Softball 1,3,4 Volleyball 3 Monitor 4 Drama 3 Cheerleader 1 Library Aid 4 MONROE, ROBERT MONTENA, MICHAEL MOREHOUSE, CURT MOREHOUSE, GERALD Varsity Soccer 3 NEEDHAM, TERESA Bowling 1, 2, 3,4 NEWTON, GRETA Cheerleading 1,2, 3,4 Class Com. 4 Majorette 2, 3 Stud. Counc. Treas. 1 Prom Com. 3 Softball 3 Yearbook 4 PALMER, STEVEN Roll Call Basketball 1, 2, 3,4 Baseball 1, 2, 3,4 Soccer 1, 2, 3,4 PICCINI, COLLEEN Newspaper Editor 4 Library Club RAIS, MARCIA Band 1,2, 3,4 Chorus 1, 2, 3,4 Orchestra 3 Yearbook 3,4 Yearbook Editor 4 All-State 3,4 Vermont Interstate Wind Ensemble 3 Senior Com. 4 Field Hockey 3 Teacher s aid 4 Glee Club 2 Cafeteria Aid 2 ROSSNER, EDYTHE Gymnastics 2, 3 Chorus 2 SMITH DANIEL Soccer 4 Bowling 4 Math League 4 SMITH, DEBORAH Cheerleading 3 Chorus 4 Volleyball 1 SMITH, RICHARD Soccer 1, 2, 3,4 Basketball 1, 2, 3,4 Baseball 1, 2, 3,4 Bans 1, 2 Monitor 1, 2 Library Aid 1, 2 Junior Class King TROISI, DAVID Soccer 1, 2, 3,4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Bowling 4 Tennis 1, 2, 3,4 Jr. Prom Com. 3 Yearbook 4 Intersec'l Tennis 1,2, 3,4 Soccer Sectionals 3,4 Ass't. Newspaper Ed. 4 Vice Pres. 4 Monitor 4 VETTER, JENNIFER Cheerleading 1 Library Club 1 Chorus 1 Band 1, 2 Stud. Counc. 1,2 Vice-pres. 1 Newspaper 4 Prom Com. 3 Monitor 4 VIELE, MARY LOU Volleyball Manager 4 Newspaper 4 Bowling 4 Softball 4 Senior Com. 4 WALKER, ELIZABETH Cheerleading 1,2 Chorus 1, 2 Yearbook 4 Prom Com. 3 Library Club 2 Majorette Manager WILSON, GARY Basketball 1, 2 Soccer 1, 2 Band 1, 2 WHIPPLE, SHARON Cheerleading 1,3 w Majorette 1,2,3 Drum Majorette 4 Softball 2 Field Hockey 2, 3 Yearbook 4 Senior Com. 4 Bowling 2,4 Chorus 1, 2, 3,4 Band 1, 2 Glee Club 1 Volleyball 1 Prom Committee 3 Office Aid 4 Library Aid 1, 2 WAPLES, DAVID Bowling 4 WATSON, JOHN Bowling 4 Monitor 4 WHITNEY, SCOTT Soccer 1, 2, 3,4 Baseball 1, 2, 3,4 Basketball 1,2,3 Newspaper 1,4 Junior Prom ’75 THE JUNIOR CLASS of North Warren Central School Presents Summer Breeze High School Gym Saturday Evening May Thirty-First Nineteen Hundred Seventy-Five COURT Cathy Carlino Roxanne Braley Kathy Hayes Bernie Bolton Jim Gibb Mike Gibson 62 63 Senior Sayings BAILEY, JODY — Please your self before you try to please others. BOLTON, BERNIE -- Take everyday as it comes. BOLTON, GARY -- It matters not what you are thought to be, but what you really are. BRALEY, ROZANNE -- A merry heart doith good like a medicine. Proverbs 17:22 BREWER, MELISSA — To be one with the universe, each must find his own path and follow it. BUMP, MARYANN -- All your world is all your fears. They don't change but pass in years. BURCH, DEBORAH — Be at war with your vices, at peace with your neighbors, and let each new year make you a better person. CARLINO, CATHY — Enjoy yourself! This is one of the good old days you're going to miss sometime. CARLSEN, STEVEN -- There is no saint without a past, no sinner without a future. CARPENTER, DAVID -- The trouble with some people is that they won't admit their faults. I'd admit mine —if I had any. CARPENTER, MARK -- The young man who works so hard to graduate, later wonders what the hurry was. CHASE, MARY — Beyond every dark corner, there is a shining light. CLARK, KATHY — Thunder is impressive but lightning does the work! COCKCROFT, BEN — Happy people are free. They laugh, sing, listen, respect, love, and give beauty to the world. They are in all of us and are waiting to become free. CONSIDINE, SUE — I have come some distance and I will go some distance more. --Rod McKuen DOWER, FRANK -- He who seeks, finds. DOWNS, LILLIAN -- Seek out--less often sought than found. FAGGIANO, MIKE -- Men are not prisoners of fate, but only prisoners of their own minds. FISH, GARY -- Study without thought is in vain; thought without study is dangerous. FRANCISCO, TERRY -- Discovery consists in seeing what everybody else has seen, but thinking what no- body else has thought! C1LB, JIM -- Those of you who think you know everything are annoying to those of us who do. GIBSON, MIKE -- To live life as full as possible. GOODMAN, DENISE -- Love is a very special thing to have. HAYES, BONITA -- Make each new morning an opening door to a better day than the one before. HAYES, KATHY — How glorious it is and often how painful to be and exception. 64 HILDENBRAND, RAYMOND -- A world without skiing is not worth living. K AS SON, MARK -- Take things as they come, but try to make things come as you would like to take them. LAFOUNTAIN, LARRY -- Life is like a ball. It keeps rolling on and on. You have to face the good with the bad. LANE, MARINA -- The trouble is you can't see what's ahead. —Brett VVhinchup MACDONALD, JAMES -- The future is made up of the past, and influenced by the present. You can make of it what you will. MAHONEY, JOHN -- The happiest people are not those with material riches, but those with many friends ... and love. MEADE, HOWARD -- Try it, you'll like it. MINER, DANNIE -- Don't try to be something, till you've accomplished just being. MONROE, JOANNE — Life... it makes me wonder. MONROE, LAUREEN -- It's better to have loved and lost, than never to have loved at all. MONTENA, MICHAEL — None. MORIHOUSE, GERALD -- Now that I've climbed the hill I'll have to climb the mountain. NEEDHAM, TERESA -- One day at a time. NEWTON, GRETA -- Life is not a maze to be solved but an adventure to be explored. PICCINI, COLLEEN -- Acquire wisdom; and with all that you acquire, acquire understanding. RAIS, MINDY -- Nothing happens unless first a dream. -- Carl Sandburg ROSSNER, EDYTHE -- There are no thorns in the rose of friendship. SMITH, DANIEL -- Don't procrastinate.. .just do it later. SMITH, RICK -- Of all the pleasure that life can bring; friendship is the sweetest thing. TROISI, DAVID — One of the best ways to persuade others is with your ears. . .by listening to them. VETTER, JENNIE -- One generation passes away, and another comes: but the earth abides forever. VIELE, MARY LOU — In everyone's life, there comes a time of utter lonliness. WALKER, BETH — Learn... from yesterday, Live.... for today, hope.... for tomorrow. WHIPPLE, SHARON — Some see things as they are and ask why. I dream things that never were and ask, why not? WHITNEY, SCOTT — Winners never quit—quitters never win. WILSON, GARY -- I've climbed the hill, the mountain lies ahead. NAME HOBBY PET HATE FAVORITE SONG FAVORITE SPORT AMBITION FAVORITE EXPRESSION Bailey JODY Reading Gossip Some Kind of Wonderful Tennis To Please Myself Real Swingin' Bolton BERNIE Racing Convoy Soccer Welder Bolton GARY Hunting Cars not operating Some Kind of Wonderful Soccer Fix Cars YAAS! Braley ROXANNE Reading Noisy Class Meetings I Write the Songs Bowling Nursing Gross Brewer MELISSA Horses School Love Hurts Karate, Basketball Obtain In- ner Harmony Do I HAVE to? Bump MARYANN Clothes Shopping long phone talks Ashes Are Burning Softabll To be Successful Oh, Really? Burch DEBORAH Reading Concieted People Color My World Badminton Spanish Teacher Carlino CATHY Carlson STEVEN Being an Individual Electronics Unconsciousness Just You And Me John Denver Albums Staying on Schedule Skiing Unlimited Life! Musical Instrument repairer I was just an innocent bystander. GROSS! Carpenter DAVID Skiing Wind Sprints School's Out Basketball Wealth. I don't know. Carpenter MARK Records Donnie and Marie Osmond Revolution, Brown Sugar Basketball A Job. Because. Chase MARY Crochet Gossip I Only Have Eyes For You Basketball Sharing Life with Husband Oh, Cute! Clark, KATHY Knit, sew, crochet Lasagna Annie's Song Swimming Happy Marriage with Clark! Well! ? Cockcroft BEN Fishing School's Out Ping Pong Superman Smile= Considine SUE Music, Cooking Physics Love Will Keep Us Together Basketball Nursing I'm Hungry Dower FRANK Faggiano MIKE DEEP PURPLE Math 12 Child In Time I'm Sorry, I will Basketball Millionaire at age 25! Duh. . . Hunting, Woodwork No Gas Football To be Happy! No way; . . No way! Francisco TERRY Partying Lima Beans Aqualung Basketball First Human in middle Earth. Really. Gibb JIM Hunting Soccer Try these numbers. Goodman DENISE SEWING GOSSIP Football To raise a loving family Hayes, BONITA Flute, cooking French homework Just You And Me Soccer A Happy, long life with Steve. I'm bored Hayes, KATHY Pool The eight ball Laughter In The Rain Tennis, Skiing Success! Made in the shade. Kasson MARK Skiing, trombone Little brother. Free Ride Baseball Wealth. Could be! 66 NAME HOBBY PET HATE FAVORITE SONG LaFountain LARRY Cars Our Friend 'Perryman. Rhinestone Cowboy. Lane, MARINA Photography Doing the dogs. MacDonald, JAMES Cooking That's the Way I Like It. Mahoney, JOHN Music Bus rides, Squat thrusts Smoke On The Water Meade HOWARD Sleeping School When You're Hot, You're Hot! Miner DANNIE Painting A narc Sweet Leaf Monroe JOANNE Drawing, partying Lonely nights Dream On Monroe LAUREEN Sewing Winter driving Theme from MAHOGANY Montena, MICHAEL Snowmobile, Hunting Needham TERESA Snowmobile Newton GRETA Cooking Spinach Theme from MAHOGANY Piccini COLLEEN Crocheting Feelings Rai MARCIA Bemie Monday mornings Philadelphia Freedom Rossner EDYTHE School rules The way I Want To Touch You Smith DANIEL Hiking, bicycling Homework Smith, RICKY Saving money Taking Care Of Business Troisi DAVID bowling, Skiing Monitor duty Vetter JENNIFER Horses Being cooped up in school. Chelsea Morning Viele MARY LOU CHICAGO Albums Crabby people. Color My World. Walker, BETH rally Wild Turkey' That's The Way Of The World Whipple SHARON Jack Best Of My Love Wilson GARY Snowmobile racing Bus Ride to BOCES FAVORITE SPORT AMBITION FAVORITE EXPRESSION Basketball Auto racing Field hockey. Zoologist Football Veterinarian Tennis Radiologist Nuclear Medicine Drop Dead! Baseball Bug Off. Water skiing Traveling You right? Leap Frog. Get Out Of School!!! Ask me if I care.... Softball To be a good wife to Gary. Shut Up. Hunting I give what? Bowling Softball Success. Really? T ennis, Swimming To make people happy. Graduation, Weekends, sleeping late Sit on it. Volleyball, Gymnastics Marriage Cafeteria work Decent turkey Bowling Surveying Computers What's the matter with you? Soccer Be a coach Can I have a double lunch? Tennis, Soccer Computer expert Fishsticks! Horseback riding, canoeing Know and under- stand nature. I don't have time. Swimming Narcotics Agent Bless yer body Pool to be 18. I'm bored! Bowling, softball Graduation Actually, Basketball To succeed in life. 67 The Casual Look 68 69 Last Will And Testament We, MINDY RAIS and SUE CONSIDINE, being of reasonably sound mind and sounder body, felt it incombent upon us (as co-editors of this Yearbook) to impress upon our fellow students the valuable contributions they had to perpetuate by bestowing these upon those coming up -- and the following is the results of our efforts. I, MINDY, always one to lead the way, started with these priceless bequests; to Stevie Wonder, my tuba because it is not hard to play; to Veronica my piano in hopes she can keep up with 'Dude'; and the Yearbook to ANYONE foolish enough to take it. The SUE CONSIDINE took her turn and to Debby and Karen Carlozzi bequeather a free pizza at the Pizza Hut; to Billy, her ability to have car keys ripped off; and to Lil Shaw her secret of getting out of classes; to Mr. Bedell, her appetite; the job of chartkeeper to Carol M.; and her sisters . . .she leaves! Period! Apparently, this was the needed example, for everyone stepped up with their most priceless tid-bits as follows. BERNIE BOLTON felt Clod could use his good behavior of the BOCES bus, along with his ability to get along with the Bearded Won- der. Clod was often thought of for GARY BOLTON wishes him to have his ability to drive a car, and Mr. Duncan and Air Freshener for the 8th period study hall. ROXANNE BRALEY thinks Mr. B. would like 'Dear Agnes questions; that M. S. could utilize her ability to start and not finish physics' lab; her sister her locker to clean; and her drafty first period scat to anyone who likes to shiver all winter. CATHY CARLINO wanter more elbow room for Ron W.; 11 pound of herring and plenty of good times for George C.; reflections to 'P'; her 'great' abilities to those most deserving of them; and lastly; she leaves Bean behind. STEVE CARLSEN, with characteristic thoughtfulness, leaves his height to Marvin Clark. DAVID CARPENTER leaves his athletic ability to Andy (who need it); 5000 aquat- thrusts to Coach S; and boxing gloves to the soccer team for the next Germantown game. MARK CARPENTER leaves the drawings and poems on the study hall desks to the school newspaper to help increase circulation; and a large can of Lysol spray disenfectant and an emergency oxygen tank for the boys' room. KATHY CLARK wants Steph to have her ability of being ready for the bus; and to Mr. Willets, MARY CHASE leaves the luck of having student late to his tudy halls and classes; and noon hours at the Sub Shop doing those uncertain things to Cindy Kinnicutt. To Flash, FRANK DOWER leaves his Deep Purple collections and the windsprints and laps to Chuck. To Veronica Lan, LILLIAN DOWNS leaves her constant chatter; and MIKEFAGGIANO leaves Mrs. Searles to Ray Dower, a 600 run to Coach Schlaeg, and the school to Mr. Troisi. TERRY FRANCISCO said, I want Tess to have Bub ; Sherry the mirror in the girl's room; and to Mary Alice the noon hour, and more good times (along with Kathy E. ) after school activities. JIM GIBB was easy, he left his Big Left Foot to Stud, so he can play soccer. MIKE GIBSON leaves to John McClure his ability to drive an Artie Cat. To Mr. Searles, Miss Huck, and Colleen Ross, BONITA HAYES leaves a box of Aides; to Robin, her brainy ideas, and to Miss Aubin the empty chair she leaves which spells relief. KATHY HAYES to Bill Remington --a personalized first aid kit for 8th period, and to Dean Schaefer the sum of 15 t for extra ice cream. MARK KASSON left his first trombone spot in the band to Bill A.; and his muscles to Jeff P. (I guess he took his sense of humor with him.) LAURIE MONROE wants Effie Ham- mond to have her class skipping ability, and not getting caught, because Effie wants to and doesn't dare try; and all the funny memories from Business Law Class to Kathy Kowalsky. JOANNE MONROES said, (seriously), I leave to Nancy, George, Bill, Skip, and Bruce (as well as Yogi and Boo-Boo) all of the noon-hours and a panic award for 70 the 50 yard dash back to school; to Mr. Berwick the best of luck in whatever he does in the future; and to Mary Alice, the job of feeding ALA WISHES; and to Mime, all of the cigarette butts in the G. R. To Scott Houde, RAY- MOND HILDENBRAND leaves his No. 4 soccer shirt, in hopes that this will influence Scott to try out for the team. DEBBIE SMITH wants the Gym spot she has so ably filled to go to anyone who can survive it, and the Census to R. Searles and Mrs. McDowell so they may fight over it. RICHARD SMITH leaves his locker to Tammie, so she will remember him for the remainder of her years in North Warren; and to his cousin, Jim, his soccer shoes to enable him to score goals for the North Warren team next year because he is going to get tough enough to play on the Varsity squad. DAVID TROISI, with characteristic modesty, and I quote, leave my sopt on the tennis team to my little brother, since he is the only one good enough to follow me. I leave my soccer shoes to anyone who likes blisters, my sprained ankles to Greg Beckler, and my tennis shirt to anyone who can accept the responsibility of not losing it. WOW! BETH WALKER leaves her first period study hall seat to anybody, because anybody can put it to better use than she has; and her exemplary patience in Yearbook meetins to anyone, again, anyone couldn't need it more. SHARON WHIPPLE wants Tess M. to have her chorus seat, hoping she can find a way to cope with D.F., and she leaves NWCS her fond memories of the past and HOPES for the future. We should end on that beautiful thought, but a few Johnny-come-latelys came along -- GARY WILSON, to bestow his ability to drive Snowmobiles and a blue print of his Polaris upon Sponge , (who needs them both); and his BOCES seat to anybody with hip boots . . . MARY LOU VIELE leaves her favorite word to Bobbie and hopes she is never bold enough to say it to anyone; to Mr. Duncan, she leaves her gutter balls, aid her grouchy, mean moods to Mr. Ross. JENNIE VETTER popped in to leave her talent for writing ten page papers to anyone displaying an ability to disguise his ignorance in a plentitude of verbiage; and the farm and Burt to Linda P. GERALD MOREHOUSE wants Bill to have his C. B. and fog lights, and DANNIE MINER wants Jane Gamble to have her perfect attendance and ability for staying out of trouble. GRETA NEWTON couldn't leave without leaving to Sherry one-half of her brains, good looks and good humor, hoping that she will put it all to good use; and to Shell, she leaves the rest of her closet (altho she has half of it now). COL- LEEN PICCINI leaves to Carol McGowan a box of Dynamints and the English Class with Mr. Beddell; to Jamie Den- ton, her Gym class with Miss Huck and Locker 211 (with all the dirty clothes in it). DAN SMITH wants anyone to have his French Dictionary and his old homework assignments, and EDYTHE ROSSENER wants Lillian Shaw to go man-catching at Camp Saskatchewan, and she leaves to her sister, Darlene, her responsible job of hall monitoring. LARRY LA FOUNTAIN wants the Houde to have his parties; and elute to have his camero; MARINA LANE bequeaths to Mr. Berwick her comb, and to Kim M. and Helen C. a new set of hips. JOHN MAHONEY leaves his ability to play tennis to Dale Ryba, in hopes that someday he will become another Jimmy Conners. JAMES MACDONALD leaves Scott Houde the back seat of Bus 10 and all those uncouth pilgrims; and HOWARD MEADE want Mr. Bedell to have his brains. And so, as the end approaches, as it will to all graduating classes, we set our hand and seal on this document in all good fun, and some seriousness. Class Of ’76 71 Senior Class Committee Cathy Carlino—President David Truisi—Vice-President Lillian Downs—Secretary Maryann Bump--Treasurer Studnet Council—Roxanne Braley Frank Dower Marina Lane 72 Administration MR. TROISI MRS. HAYES MR. DURKISH MRS. FULLER MR. SMITH MRS. KAYE 74 Clerks L. LAPRARIE MRS. HALLIDAY Nurses MR. DELONG MRS. SANTOS MR. ABBOTT MRS. McDOWELL 75 MRS. SHIELLS MRS. ROBELLO Cafeteria Staff MRS. SEARLES Bottom Right: MRS. REMINGTON, MRS. RICHARDSON, MS. WOOD, MS. SMITH 76 MR. MAXAM MR. VAN GUILDER MR.BROOKS Guidance MR. GREEN School Psychcologist MR. BRAUER 77 A little dab will do! Can you read my mind? Don't be shy! Where am I? Profile?? Dazed!!! Cheese Did you catch that? Senior Band MR. SEARLES M. Rais S. Martin Above--K. Clark, M. Fox, D. Carlozzi. Right—J. Corbett, L. Shaw. Below— R. Hildenbrand, B. Andrews, M. Kasson Above--M. Remington, T. Hill, J. McDowell. Below-- J. Dower, T. Schmidt, J. Jones S. Considine Senior Chorus Orchestra 81 The Superstars All State L—R—T—B Bill A—T-Bone Ted S—Tenor Ray H—Tenor Terry F—Alto Greg B—Tenor Mindy R—Tuba Mary B--Alto Veronica L--Violin 82 Jr. Chorus Student Council Newspaper Staff Math League Library Aids Monitors Office Aids I . 84 NORTH WARREN CENTRAL SCHOOL ALMA MATER In the mountains majesty, Adirondack entity. Settled under heaven, ' Here for all to see. Stands our alma mater, Here for you and me. Under skies of endless blue, Lovely, oh so beautiful. Nestled under heaven, With majestic rule. Stands our alma mater, North Warren Central School. VARSITY BASKETBALL Ricky Smith Greg Beckler Frank Dower Steve Palmer Mike Gibson Chuck Baker Jeff Packer Dave Carpenter Mark Carpenter J.V. BASKETBALL Dean Schaefer Robert Brauer John Carboy Steven Durkish Tony Laurie Bemie Hill George Carlino Charlie Downs Ray Smith Ron Walker Jim Smith Dean Smith Greg Morehouse VARSITY SOCCER F. Dower J. Gibb S. Palmer M. Gibson S. Whitney J. Packer M. Carpenter M. Kasson D. Troisi R. Walker B. Cockcroft B. Brauer J. Hayes D. Carpenter D. Smith C. Downs R. Dower G. Beckler R. Hildenbrand R. Smith Sports - GOLF M. Stevenson R. Brauer F. Dower M. Carpenter R. Smith K. Murphy J.V. SOCCER D. Younes J. McConnell C. Meade A. Carpenter D. Engstrom D. Clute M. Hill J. Smith E. Tyrell S. Durkish G. Bolton J. McDowell B. Boulette B. Hill J. Dower B. Bennett 9th BASKETBALL B. Boulette J. McDowell D. Engstrom J. Dower B. Downs J. McConnell G. Bolton A. Carpenter W. Millington S. Myers VARSITY BASEBALL J. Watson S. Palmer M. Gibson S. Durkish S. Whitney J, Carboy R. Dower D. Carpenter Roll Call M. Kasson J. Packer R. Smith J.V. BASEBALL S. Durkish D. Clute G. Carlino B. Warner J. Smith R. Schaefer R. Walker TENNIS M. Faggaino S. Houde D. Troisi J. Halliday J. Mahoney D. Ryba M. Stevenson GIRL's VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY J. Halliday L. Partisch M. Bump L. Downs C. Carlino D. Carroll M. Lane T. Hill V. Lane R. Searles C. Brown S. Remington D. Fuller R. Smith T. Freeman VARSITY SOFTBALL G. Newton S. Whipple L. Shupp S. Newton M. Bump J. Denton C. Brown R. Searles VARSITY VOLLEYBALL K. Ross C. McGowan M. Bump N. Woods L. Downs L. Shupp E. Cummings C. Smith L. Either R. Searles J.V. VOLLEYBALL M. Tennyson D. Carlozzi N. Ross B. Murphy V. Lane T. Freeman M. Fox C. Hicks J. Denton P. Searles T. Andrews E. Cramer VARSITY BASKETBALL J. Monahan M. Frasier E. Cummings C. Carlino L. Downs M. Bump K. Montena R. Searles J. V. BASKETBALL H. Carroll S. Newton K. Aiken K. Lauri C. Hicks C. Smith P. Monahan H. Bolton V. Lane 86 Bottom's up! Varsity Field Hockey Standing--L--R--J. Halliday, L. Partisch, M. Bump, L. Downs, C. Carlino, D. Carroll, M. Lane, T. Hill, V. Lane. Kneeling--L--R--R. Searles, C. Brown, S. Remington, D. Fuller, R. Smith, T. Freeman Shouldn't one of us be the goalie? 87 Varsity Soccer Back—F. Dower, J. Gibb, S. Palmer, M. Gibson, S. Whitney, J. Packer, M. Carpenter, M. Kas- son, D. Troisi, R. Walker, B. Cockcroft. Front—B. Brauer, J. Hayes, D. Carpenter, D. Smith, C. Downs, R. Dower, G. Beckler, R. Hildenbrand, R. Smith. 88 Junior Varsity Soccer Back—D. Yones, J. McConnell, C. Meade, A. Carpenter, D. Engstom, D. Clute, M. Hill, J. Smith, E. Tyrrel, Front—S. Durkish, G. Bolton, J. McDowell, B. Boutlette, B. Hill, J. Dower, B. Bennett. 89 Varsity Basketball Left To Right C. Brown, Scorekeeper; J. Monahan, M. Frasier, E. Cumming, C. Carlino, L. Downs, M. Bump, K. Montena, R. Searles 90 Girls’ Junior Varsity Basketball Back Left To Right — T. Morin, Scorekeeper; H. Carroll, S. New- ton, J. Denton, Scorekeeper; Middle -- Left To Right -- K. Aiken, K. Lauri, C. Hicks, Front — Left To Right — C. Smith, P. Mona- han, H. Bolton, B. Lane 91 Players: Coach Chase, Dean Schafer, Robert Brauer, John Carboy, Steven Durkish, Tony Laurie, Bernie Hill, George Carlino, Charlie Downs, Ray Smith, Ron Walker, Jim Smith, Dean Smith, Greg Morehouse. NORTH WARREN 62 FORT ANN 55 NORTH WARREN 58 Newcomb 43 NORTH WARREN 69 Schroon Lake 62 NORTH WARREN 45 Luzerne 61 NORTH WARREN 58 Hartford 55 NORTH WARREN 39 WARRENSBURG 41 NORTH WARREN 62 Lake George 71 NORTH WARREN 69 MADISON 47 NORTH WARREN 55 Old Forge 49 NORTH WARREN 56 Johnsburg 61 NORTH WARREN 52 Argyle 78 NORTH WARREN 44 Fort Ann 58 NORTH WARREN 43 LUZERNE 45 NORTH WARREN 85 Warrensburg 88 NORTH WARREN 82 Johnsburg 65 NORTH WARREN 37 LAKE GEORGE 61 NORTH WARREN 49 Hartford 46 NORTH WARREN 45 ARGYLE 73 NORTH WARREN 68 MILNE 56 NORTH WARREN 65 FORT EDWARD 61 Varsity Cheerleaders Junior Varsity Cheerleaders 95 Golf Back — Left To Right — M. Stevenson, R. Braur, F. Dower, Front — Left To Right M. Carpenter, R. Smith, K. Murphy Freshman Basketball Standing -- Left To Right -- Boudette, J. Me Dowell, D. Engstrom, J. Dower, B. Downs, J. Me Connell, G. Bolton, Kneeling Left To Right — B. Boulette, A. Carpenter, W. Millington, S. Myers. Scorekeepers D. Morin, S. Newton % Varsity Volleyball Junior Varsity Volleyball Varsity Baseball Standing L. To R. J. Watson, S. Palmer, M. Gibson, S. Kurkish, S. Whitney, J. Carboy, Kneeling L. To R. R. Dower, D. Carpenter, M, Kasson, J. Packer, R. Smith. Junior Varsity Baseball Standing L. To R. S. Durkish, D. Clute, G. Carlino, B. Warner. Kneeling L. To R. J. Smith, R. Schaefer, R. Walker. Varsity Softball Standing L. To R. -- G. Newton, S. Whipple, L. Shupp, S. Newton, Seated L. To R. M. Bump, J. Denton, L. Downs, C. Brown, R. Searles 99 Bowling 100 Tennis L — R — M. Faggiano, S. Houde, D. Troisi, J. Halli- day, J. Mahoney, D. Ryba, M. Stevenson 101 MR. BEDELL Physical Education COACH SULLIVAN MISS HUCK MISS WOODS MR. CHASE MR. ALWDME COACH SCHLAEG Coaches Tammy Andrews Barry House Mr. 0 Mrs. Edward Brooks Mary Carlino The Tom Carroll Family Mr. £ Mrs. Richard Considine Susan Donsidine Mary Delaney The Tom Durkish family Mr. £ Mrs. Mark Fish Roger Gibbs Phill Sullivan Marie Girard Carol Halliday The George Hayes family John Mahoney Tiie Robert McGowen family Gladys Monroe Betty Morehouse Mary Murphy Dorathy Parker Helen Persons The Priory Mindy Rais Colie n Ross Lillian Shaw Colie n Sullivan Photo furnished by Tom Durkish Article furnished by Father Robert Umpert,Jr. of the Barry House, Brant Lake.N.Y. ------------Many Thanks!---------- The Revera rid John G. Turner John Turner, a priest of the Roman Catholic Church, came to the North Country in 1973 to assist in the Religious Education Program. He came as a native of the city of Troy but a lover of the country, and he soon found himself comitted to our community and the possibility of real life here. He loved the lakes, ponds, rivers, and streams. He loved the woods and the mountains. Unlike many of us, he waited anxiously for the first snowfall. His love was contagious! One could not help but catch this ex citement and enthusiasm from him. He now rests back in the city of Troy; but his love for us, and the region we live in, will long strengthen and sustain us. Jack” was quiet, gentle, filled with peace, and dedicated to reconciliation—bringing men together. He has done much to bring us together, both by his life and his death. Father Jack Turner was a priest. As a priest, his life was spent in continually offering to God thanks and praise for His love for us; manifested in His creation of the world, His sending of His Son and His gift of life to each of us. For Father Jack , life was good; it was to be enjoyed; it was a mystery to be lived. In all these things he touched us, and we are grateful. I solemnly assure you, unless the grain of wheat falls to the earth and dies, it remains just a grain of wheat. But if it dies, it produces much fruit. Gospel of John, Chapter 12 Verse 24 GEORGE CAROL MONAHAN GEORGE’S HIDE AWAY Old R 9 Chcstertown N.Y. Best Wishes Success Happiness Class of 1976 Good Luck Kids MARTIN FORD Ida May Schuyler Compliments of BOULETTE’S PHARMACY Big 16 New York Style PIZZA CHAR GRILL. CHICKEN. SHRIMP and CLAM BASKETS LUSCIOUS SUNDAES. SODAS and CONES Enjoy a Spa tai nlar View « Si hmon Lake Che narrows Come by Boat oi Car 11 30 a m to Midnight Hr- f Ri 9 3 Mi So of Schroon Village Phone 53? 7591 161 Main Street Warrensburg, N.Y. 106 Compliments of NICK’S LIQUOR Warrensburg, N.Y. Best Wishes to the class of ’76 GATEWAY RESTAURANT Wilmington, N.Y. Congraulations Foot of Whitefact Mt. from Dick Helen Smith and family DRAKE LUMBER CORP. Schroon Lake, N.Y. Tel. 532-7404 Compliments of HAPPY HOMES for the happiest home of your life Best of Luck to all our graduates 107 Compliments of YARN GIFT SHOP Chestertown N.Y. 494-2713 Congratulations L.R. BOGLE BUILDING CONTRACTOR HEID’S HODAKA Best Wishes to the class of “76” Allouette Snowmobiles Artie Cat Snowmobiles MALTBIE CHEVROLET Hodaka Motorcycles Parts, sales, service Garnet Lake Rd. Lake George, N.Y. Johnsburg, N.Y. Serving the North Country’s Automotive Needs Since 1932 ALP HORN RESTAURANT Int. Rt. 8 9 Loon Lake, Chestertwon, N.Y. Open Year Round GOOD LUK TO THE CLASS OF 1976 108 Best Wishes to the Class of 1976 from POTTERSVILLE DEPARTMENT STORE BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ’76 STEVENSONS AGENCY INC. Chestertown, N.Y. CONGRATULATIONS! CLASS OF ‘76’ SCHROON LAKE LAWN LEISURE, INC. Your John Deere C.P. Dealer X� Best Wishes To The Class Of ’76 BOB EDWARDS PHOTOGRAPHER Bolton Landing NY SMITH’S SEWAGE SERVICE I RUSH SO YOU CAN FLUSH! WAYFARER MOTEL RED 169, ROUTE 9 SCHROON LAKE, NY 518 — 532-7661 B. Louis Smith Pottersville, N.Y. Tel. 518 — 494-3890 Robert and Marge Schneider Best Wishes To The North Warren Graduates from the DAIRY QUEEN EXXON GAS STATION Duane and Naomi Bedell Northway Exit 25 Chestertown, NY no Compliments from CARLINO’S Brant Lake Market and Liquor Store Est. 1881 THE BARTON FUNERAL HOME Compliments of the PANTHER MOUNTAIN HOUSE PINE STREET 494-2811 HOWARD W. TOMPKINS Lio. M r. CHESTERTOWN, NEW YORK 12817 Best Wishes for Success and Happiness Jerry and Heide Lane m KARANOR KENNEL BEST WISHES THE COURIER 3 rr-i j- -v M i ERIC ERIC INC. General Carpentry 494-3611 BRANT LAKE, NY. U COMPLIMENTS OF 149 MAIN ST. WARRENSBURG, NY 623-5351 BAKER’S PHARMACY ROBERTS GULF SERVICE BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ’76 Main Street Chestertown, NY FROM Phone 494-2032 Gulf Tires, Batteries, MEADOW BROOK Accessories MOTEL CINDY’S BEAUTY SHOP Compliments of 494-3215 MONTGOMERY AGENCY Chestertown Insurance New York and Real Estate 12817 112 Best Wishes To The Senior Class from THE BREWERS THE POORE HOUSE finest restaurant in the north country open 7 days a week all year banquet parties and any function O.J.’S T.V. APPLIANCE Sales Service Riverside Dr. Chestertown, N.Y. 494-3413 113 Compliments of Best Wishes TJ. FISH SONS to the Senior Class MR. MRS. DAVID Best Wishes to the Class of '76 AL’S ELECTRIC SMITH Chestertown, N.Y. 494-3823 Best Wishes to the Class of ’76 ELECTRONIC SERVICE CENTER RADIO, T V. APPLIANCES BEST WISHES TO THE E.E. LEWIS, PROP. CLASS OF ’76 SALES SERVICE WILSON’S FOODLINER CHESTERTOWN, N.Y. ROUTE 9, CHESTERTOWN, N.Y. HUGH’S FLOWERS 17 HOR1CON AVE. WARRENSBURG 518 — 623-2211 OVER 16,000 ITEMS 12 DEPARTMENTS Hardware. Paints. Housewares, Electrical. Plumbing, Steel. Glass. Pipe. Screening. Lawn Garden. Appliances. Vacuum Cleaners, Pool Chemicals. Building Supplies, Plastic Pipe. Cement. Concrete Block. Camping Equipment, Hand Power Tools. Fencing, V-Belts. Wood Stoves Stove Pipe. Toys. Locks Keys. Chain Logging Equipment. Curtain Drapery Rods, Glazing Screen Repairs, Saws Sharpened on Premises. Complete Do-It-Yourself Materials. Free Help. Advice with your project. Paul Bunmn hardware McCullough Chain Saw Oaalar Compliments of SIDEWALK SUB SHOP JUNE MAXAM — PROP. PIZZA — SUBS — HOT HEROS CATERING SERVICE OPEN ALL YEAR MAIN STREET CHESTERTOWN 494-3831 COMPLIMENTS OF VILLAGE GARAGE Brant Lake New York Best Wishes to the CLASS OF ’76 circle(b)ranch RIDING STABLES HOUSEKEEPING COTTAGES MAE JOE BOGGIA ns ADIRONDACK GENERAL STORE To Class Of ’76 THE ATTIC Antiques Collectibles Compliments Of Gift? GAMBLE’S HARDWARE Ruth Aiken — Prop. ns Best Wishes To The Senior Class DICK AND MARY CONSIDINE, BARBARA AND CATHY Compliments Of Complments of TRI-LAKE MOTEL JANSERS DRUG STORE Chestertown Chestertown, New York Joe Heidi Raffio 494-3211 SUNSET APARTMENTS Friends Lake, Chestertown New York 12817 Housekeeping Units A1 Carrie Pauli By: Day, Week, Or Month 518 — 494-2163 117 Best Wishes to Class of 76 DON PAULL Custom Building Well Drilling SCHROON LAKE SUNOCO Ph. 532-7938 24 Hr. Towing Tires Batteries BLACK BEAR RESTAURANT AND BAR Accessories Major and Minor Repairs We Serve the Northway Exit 26 with Fine Food Compliments of the T18 VIKING MOTEL JOHN AND FLORENCE PALERMO GREEN MANSIONS Compliments of Compliments BRANT LAKE-CHESTERTOWN of LAUNDROMATS ANNE’S BEAUTY SHOP JANET WENDELL ROSS “Best Wishes To The Senior Class” 1976 TRI-LAKE CONSTRUCTION CORP. Chestertown, N.Y. Compliments of Good Luck To The Class Of “76” LOON LAKE MARINA FIFE AND DRUM. GIFT SHOPPE Marina Rd. Chestertown, N.Y. Chestertown, N.Y. Evinrude Outboard Wood Motors Stoves BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF “76” A | oodshe8 « V Gift $HOP 120 Telephone 494-2195 BOB HIGGINS Sand - • Gravel - - Topsoil Road Building - - Grading ROUTE 8 BRANT LAKE. N. Y. Tel. 518-494-3822 THE ADIRONDACK PEDDLER DRY GOODS - ANTIQUES - GIFTS CHESTERTOWN. NEW YORK 12817 J. Philip and Mary Ann Sullivan Compliments of BOLTON’S BUS Brant Lake, NY PHONE 494-3220 Compliments of REMINGTON BROTHERS 121 BROWN’S SHOES Compliments of LUKERT’S COTTAGE’S BRADFORD HAYES “Shoes for the whole family” Warrensburg, N.Y. 516404-2096 Ideal Trailer Park HANK At LILLIAN PROUTY top soil gravel fillwork sand JUST OFF THE NORTHWAY OPEN ALL YEAR HEATED RESTROOMS • HOT WATER SHOWERS SKIERS WELCOME Chestertown, N.Y. 494-2856 BOX Congratulations to the Class of ’76 113 • POTTtBsviLLe • New York 12860 Exit 26 v. Mile East of U S. 9 TELEPHONE (518) 494-2242 DAVID J. CARPENTER TOWSLEY TOWSLEY, INC. The Upstate Agency General Insurance Chestertown. N.Y. Lumber • Paint • Building Supplies POTTERSVILLE NEW YORK 12860 122 Compliments of TRAVELER’S RESTAURANT VILLAGE GARDEN CENTER Feed, Farm Supplies Brant Lake, N.Y. OPEN 24 HR. to serve special customers — you! GOOD LUCK GANG Complements of the THE POTTERSVILLE MINI MARKET PINE TREE MOTEL Winifred Barnard 494-3429 OPEN 8 AM TO 10 PM 2 ML SO. OF EXIT 26 Paul — Chris — Peter wish you success EARL H. BUMP AGENCY APPRAISALS - Licensed Real Estate Broker — CONSULTANT EAST SHORE DRIVE ADIRONDACK, N.Y. 12808 Phone 494-2051 BRANCH OFFICE - BRANT LAKE, NEW YORK Phone 494-2657 BRANCH OFFICE — THE GLEN, WEVERTOWN, NY Phone 494-3001 REALTOR ASSOCIATES Mary Delaney 518 — 494-3572 A1 Carlino 518 — 494-2657 Roy Bouchard 518 — 494-3001 Edith Bouchard 518 — 494-3001 Leslie M. Hayes, Jr. 1 518 — 792-6918 REALTOR NORTH COUNTRY REAL ESTATE 123 Best Wishes to the Compliments Class of ’76 of from STEWART’S DONALD E. LAMBERT GENERAL CONTRACTOR Mountain View House Backhoe Sand Bulldozing Gravel Top soil BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ’76 from CHESTER MARKET MARIE AND AL ROSS 494-3013 124 Congratulations Graduates GLENS FALLS NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST CO. THE COMPLETE BANK Chestertown Office Office NATURAL STONE BRIDGE CAVES EXTENDS OUR BEST WISHES TO ALL GRADUATES FOR A FULFILLING FUN FRUITFUL FUTURE 126 Congratulations to the Class of ’76 MR. MRS. ARTHUR TROISI Always A Load of Fuel To Keep You Warm 127 Good Luck and Good Health to The Class of ’76 CHESTER HEALTH CENTER CHESTERTOWN COMPLIMENTS OF DAN VICKI SMITH JOHN NANCY McCANN Compliments of HENRY AND LORE HILDENBRAND TEL. 518-494-2461 BE SLY BUY AT FOX’S FOX’S AUTO PARTS Division of C.A.C., Inc. P.O. Box 5 7 Route 9 Pine Street Chestertown, !N. Y. 12817 CHESTER GARAGE Best Wishes from the STUDENT COUNCIL FAIRWAYS MOTEL Best Wishes to the Class of '76 J. E. LaFLURE Our Very Best Wishes to the Class of ’76 Bob Lil Morrison 129 Our Best Wishes to the Our Best Wishes Class of ’76 to the Class of ’76 FRED JEAN VETTER DAVE JUNE BEDELL Loon Lake Best Wishes to the Class of ’76 OFF THE TOP STYLING — LADIES MEN’S HAIRCUTS REDKEN PRODUCTS, R.K. PRODUCTS SHAMPOOS — RECONDITIONING DAVID TODRIFF Brant Lake, N.Y. 494-3813 Compliments of Compliments of AUSTIN J. SMITH INC. REMINGTON’S GARAGE AND APPLIANCE, MOTOR SNOWMOBILE SPORT SHOP SALES SERVICE CHESTEROWN, N.Y. 1J0 BEST WISHES from the ncii Channel Master STUDENT COUNCIL «� 1« 494 1413 $ O, J's TV Appliance SAC is 1 SfWftCf .«•iSTT? Your link to: Quality Service Value Best Wishes to the CLASS OF ’76 Bud and Linda Bennett SILVER STAR DINER Whirlpool “CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’76 BEST WISHES TO THE US ARMY RECRUITING STA. REST OF THE CLASS 282 GLEN STREET GLENS FALLS, NY 12807 1 — 518 — 792-5181 THE YEARBOOK STAFF Warmest Wishes from HUESTIS OIL CO., INC. gasoline MOBIL heating oil 131 Albert’s Swap Shop Florence Aubin Mrs. Evelyn Bailey Mary and Ron Barringer Mr. and Mrs. Berness Bolton Mr. and Mrs. William Bradley Family Mr. and Mrs. Coolidge Braley Mrs. Mildred W. Braley Paul and Beth Breuer Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brunette Colin, Alex and Lexy Campbell Mr. and Mrs. James Caples Mr. and Mrs. David Carpenter Kathy and Curt Cleveland Deb and Bobbie Jo Mr. and Mrs. Frank DeFranco PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Rodney F. Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Francis Dower, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Durkish Compliments of Dutch Kitchen Robert K. Flachbarth Bob, Gert and Family Mr. and Mrs. James W. Gray Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Gill Eldrid, Nancy and Sherri Harpp Mr. Mrs. George R. Flayes Daughters Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Higgins Dave House Mr. and Mrs. Walton R. Huestis Harold and Josephine Jacobsen Mr. and Mrs. D. Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. John McConnell Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Meade, Jr. The Albert Monroe Family Clarence and Eva Monroe Compliments of Mr. Mrs. Earl Monroe Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Monroe. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Montena Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Morrissey Mary E. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. C. J. O’Connell Sara O’Connor “Pison The John Palmer Family The Arthur Rais Family Ray and Mary Alice Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Redmond Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Reed Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ross Mr. Mrs. Robert Scripture Troy Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Shanahan Noble and Pat Shaw Stan, Sheila, Melody Sprite Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Stalker Mr. and Mrs. Martin Stark Engle’s Department Store Mr. Mrs. Richard Thompson Susan Cleon VanDcrwarker Mr. and Mrs. John VanDerwarker George and Shirley Viele Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Walker Gladys Warner Mrs. John Whipple Mr. and Mrs. Billy White Art and Gert Wilson Mark, Debbie, Amy and Alice Wilson Regina Wright Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Zeiff 132