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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1978 volume:

uumj w tlncryo ti' Dedication The 1978 Graduates, will be the first full-fledged class to graduate from North Warren Central School. The ma- jority of us came to N.W.C. as freshman, and well we remember that day. Each of us arrived, some from Brant Lake, some from Chestertown, and some from Pottersville, with his and her own determination, with chips on his shoulders; trying to prove his school the BEST, knowing the entire consolidation wouldn't work. But somehow, some way, sometime, it DID work. We came together, made friends, learned, and grew together as a unit. We are leaving with the realization that it has been good. We are good, and our school is good. We'd like to make this dedication, unusual as it may seem, to NORTH WARREN CENTRAL SCHOOL. We're making the dedication like this because, we are the first to complete four full years under our unified roof. We pledge to go forth and accomplish much to make YOU proud of US. There is much to be done, however, and the students, parents and teaching staff working together will make 3 stron8er educational body; a school to make our hearts proud that We are the graduating class of 1978 Our feelings are perhaps best expressed in the words of this quote. 'Ask not what North Warren can do for vou ask what You can do for North Warren Central School.' United We Stand! The Class of '78 Outstanding Male Athlete Raymond Smith Outstanding Girl Athlete Michele Remington Outstanding Girl Scholar Valedictorian Colleen Cleveland Outstanding Boy Scholar Salutatorian Brian Persons Administration Mr. A. Troisi District Principal Mr. R. Harnett H.S. Principal Mr. W. DeLong District Clerk Mrs. L. LaPrairie District Secretary Mr. T. Durkish Elementary Principal Mr. T. Brooks Guidance Counselor Mrs. B. Boulette School Secretary Mrs. A. Brown School Secretary Mrs. L. Hayes School Secretary J. McDowell School Nurse Mrs. J. Fuller School Secretary C. Halliday School Nurse Mrs. M. Searles School Aid Mrs. S. Cunningham School Librarian Ms. Ives Special Ed. Mrs. R. Chabarek School Librarian 4 Mr. R. Flachbarth Math Mr. R. Kyrk English Miss Vail English Administration Mr. L. Wentworth Math Science Mr. D. Atkinson Math Mr. P. Breuer Driver Education Mr. D. Bedell English Miss F. Aubin French English Mr. G. Schaefer English Spanish Mr. R. Persons Reading J. McLean Physical Education Mr. Casey Physical Education 5 Administration Mr. F. Dower Social Studies Mr. L. Brehaut Social Studies D. Searles Music R. Gibbs Music Mr. West Music Miss Miller Home Ec. Miss Huck Phys. Ed. Mr. J. McDowell Science Mrs. Stone Home Ec. Mrs. Thompson Speech Therapist Mr. R. Duncan Science M. Hall Art Mrs. W. Speares Speech Therapist Mr. Chase Science Health Mr. Spears Art Pic Not Available Mrs. Spears Reading 6 Chestertown Brant Lake Mrs. Lambert, Mrs. Trushaw, Mrs. Walkup, Mrs. Whipple. Pottersuille Mrs. Raymond, Mrs. Bleekhart, Mrs. Paul, Mrs. Hayes. Chestertown Mr. Maxam, Mr. Brauer c a f e t e r Mrs. Tromeley, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. • Remington, Mrs. Richardson Brant Lake a j a jQ Mr. Hayes, Mr. Bolton, Mr. Robins. 1 Pottersuille t O r s Photo Not Available Mr. VanGuilder, J. VanGuilder 1 'The goodbye makes the jour- ney harder still.11 « ' 'There's no fool like an old fool. Wrong. There' s no fool like a young fool becoming more foolish.'' . iXjUf VI w If all the world were sane, no one would have any fun.'' )tte3A 1 'No one is a fail- ure who is enjoying life. 1 'The only reward of virtue is virtue; the only way to have a friend is to be one.'' If at first you don't succeed, — it probably wasn't worth trying in the first place.'' 9 Here's to the road that leads me home and to the women waiting at the other end. ' 'The secret of life is to enjoy the pas- sage of time.'' JT Silence is Golden! (LfLSLQsr _ L. C Life is very short and very uncertain; let us spend it as well as we can.'' yy j£ uQ c Learn as if u were to ve forever. Live as if you were to die tommorrow.11 ii c vuJLuu To be alone is not always to be lonely; your best friend may be yourself. 11 S xUju| Coop«y 1' A simple fact that is difficult to learn is that the time to save money is when you have some.11 ' ULSL-t-JLA. jVe xlo_ ' 'Don't worry about what others think - you know the truth.'' 12 OAnun ' 'Education is not given for the purpose of earn- ing a living. Education is learning what to do with a living after you earn it. 1 'Not that 1 speak in respect of want; for 1 have learned, in whatever state 1 am, in this to be content.'' ''If you wish to re- member someone, do it with a kind word or deed to one who needs you.'' I '11 have no talent for making new friends, but oh, such a genius for fidelity to old ones.11 'WxiloP £ ' 'Life is too short so be your own boss, do what you want, when you want, be your own person. That's life, freedom, and happiness.'' '' Some people look at things that are and say, why? 1 look at things that aren't and say, why not?'' 14 About the time one learns how to make the most of life, the most of it is gone.'' If a man does not keep pace with his companions, per- haps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music he hears, however measured or far away.1' Past hope, past cure, past help! 11 Ttt Neaoe '' If you do not understand my silence, you will never understand my words.1' 11 Laughter is not at all a bad beginning for a friendship, and it is far the best ending for one.'1 16 $L V' A hard be- ginning ma- keth a good ending. 1 1 'The getting of wisdom is 0 how much better than gold! And the getting of under- standing is to be chosen more than silver.'' 17 ' 'Once you have found the right one, your love is bright and ever- lasting and mine is with Steve ! 1' i I i.) 1 'Life is just one thing after an- other .'' ' 'As 1 love na- ture, morning and evening, summer and winter, I love thee, my friend.'' uriqtc 18 0 iLrJt ' 'He knows not when to be silent who knows not when to speak.'' Man is bom free, and every- where he is in irons.'' ' 'There's a time for all things.'' 1 An honest brew makes its own friends.'1 1 'No bird soars too high, if he soars with his own wings.1' A. 1' A mirror re - fleets a man's face, but what he is really like is shown by the kind of friends he chooses.'' One who thinks he's a fool, is a fool. Never do today what you can put off till tomorrow and if by chance you see someone without a smile, then give him one of yours. One can acquire everything in soli- tude except char- acter . 'I '1 Love is the rruUtzA- Don't walk in front of me, I may not follow. Don't walk behind me, 1 may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend. bird of peace spreading it's wings over the water of life. Dreams of doing good, to good-for- nothing people. Aurora Leigh 1 '1 always liked school, it was just the princ-a- pal of the thing. Yearbook Staff Standing: M. Meade, B. Remington, C. Hicks, M. Reming- ton, C. Grey, C. Smith. Sitting: P. Taylor, K. Aiken, N. Ross, S. Newton. 23 Senior Class Of 1978 Roll AIKEN, KATHLEEN Band 1 Chorus 1 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Prom Comm. 3 Senior Play 4 ALVAREZ, MARK Treasurer 1 Senior Play 4 Yearbook Comm. 4 BAKER, PHILLIP Band 1 Senior Play 4 BOLTON,SANDY Basketball 2 Softball 3,4 Senior Play 4 Nurse's Aide 3,4 Office Aide 3 Yearbook Staff 4 BOULETTE, LYNN Basketball 2 Cheerleading 1,2,3,4 Phys, Ed Aide 4 Senior Play Comm. Majorette 1,2,3,4 B.O.C.E.S. 4 Yearbook Comm. 4 BRAUER, ROBERT Soccer 1,2,3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Coif 1,2,3,4 Chorus 3,4 Prom Comm. 3 Senior Play 4 Student Council 1,2,3 CARLINO, GEORGE Baseball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Soccer 1,2,3,4 Student Council V.P. 3 Yearbook Comm. 4 Prom Comm. 3 Senior Play 4 CARROLL, DELIA Hockey 1,2,3,4 Basketball 3,4 Prom Comm. 3 Senior Play 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Chorus G Band 1 Vice Pres. 4 Bowling 1,2 CLARK, TERRY CLEVELAND, COLLEEN Chorus 3 Math League 4 Senior Play 4 Yearbook Co-Editor 4 Regents Scholarship CLEVELAND, MIKE B.O.C.E.S. 4 CONSIDINE, BARBARA Prom Comm. 3 Secretary 4 Senior Play 4 COOPER, SALLY Senior Play Comm. 4 B.O.C.E.S. 4 ETH1ER, BRENDA Vice Pres. 2 Basketball 2 Senior Play Comm. 4 Phys. Ed Aide 4 B.O.C.E.S. 4 Yearbook Comm. 4 FRASIER, CINDY GREY, CARMEN PTSA Play 2 Softball 3,4 Senior Play 4 Chorus 2,3 Yearbook Staff 4 GR1FFEN, NADINE Softball 2,3,4 Volleyball 3,4 Student Gtuncil 3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Senior Play 4 Yearbook 4 HAYES, JERRY B.O.C.E.S. 4 HICKS, CINDY Volleyball 2,3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Track 3,4 Gymnastics 1,2 Majorettes 3,4 Bowling 2 Prom Comm. 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Senior Play 4 HILL, MIKE Basketball 1,4 Soccer 1,2,3 Student Council 3 HOLCOMB,LAUREL B.O.C.E.S. 3.4 LIND, DEBBI MCCLURE, JOHN Basketball 3 Senior Play 4 B.O.C.E.S. 3,4 26 Call MEADE, MELANIE Math League 3,4 Senior Play 4 Regents Scholarship Student Council 2,3 Band 2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 MEADE, TEDDY RUANE, KARL MOREHOUSE, PATRICK Basketball 1 SCHAEFER, RICHARD Baseball 1,2,4 Bowling 1,2 Senior Play 4 MORRISSEY, STEPHEN Senior Play 4 MURPHY,BARBARA Yearbook Treasurer 4 SEYMOUR, ROD Baseball 4 Soccer 4 MURPHY, KEN Band 1 Golf 2,3,4 B.O.C.E.S. 3 SHAW, TIM Senior Play 4 Yearbook Comm. 4 Regents Scholarship NEWTON, SHERRY Yearbook Pres. 4 Basketball 1,2,3 Softball 1,2 President 2,3 Field Hockey 1,2 Senior Play 4 Student Council 4 SHUPP, ELIZABETH Softball 1,2,3,4 Volleyball 1,2,3,4 Hockey 1 Treasurer 2,3 President 4 Prom Comm. 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Senior Play 4 Regents Scholarship - Alt PERSONS, BRIAN Math League 4 Regents Scholarship REMINGTON, BILL Senior Play Comm. 4 SMITH, BOBBIE Field Hockey 2 Volleyball 2 Basketball Scorer 2 Chorus 2,3 PTSA 3 REMINGTON, MICHELE Hockey 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Tennis 3 Softball 4 Cheerleading 1,2,3 SMITH, CHERYL Volleyball 2 Basketball 2 Track G Field 2 Senior Play 4 Yearbook Staff 4 SMITH, DEAN Basketball 1,2,4 Soccer 4 Senior Play 4 B.O.C.E.S. SMITH, DENNIS Office Aide 3 Nurse's Aide 2 Guidance Aide 3,4 SMITH, NANCY,(ROSS) Basketball 2,3 Softball 2,3,4 Volleyball 2,3,4 Student Council 1 Chorus 1,4 Yearbook Staff 4 Prom Comm. 3 Senior Play Comm. 4 SMITH, RAYMOND Student Council 1,2 Chorus 1,2 Senior Play 4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 3,4 Soccer 1,2,3,4 Golf 1,2 Regents Scholarship - Alt. TAYLOR, PEGGY Senior Play 4 Treasurer 4 Yearbook Staff 4 THOMPSON, RICHARD Bowling 3 Chorus 3,4 Senior Play 4 WARNER, WILLIAM Soccer 1 Baseball 1,2 Bowling 1 Chorus 1,2,3 B.O.C.E.S. 3,4 HALL OF FAME MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Brian Persons, Liz Shupp BEST ATHLETE Ray Smith, Shell Remington BEST LOOKING Rod Seymour, Cheryl Smith BEST DRESSED Steve Morrissey, Liz Shupp MOST CREATIVE Brian Persons, Diane Carlsen MOST STUDIOUS Steve Morrissey, Mel Meade WORST DRIVER Bill Remington, Barb Considine CLASS CLOWN Phil Baker, Shari Newton MOST SHY Terry Clark, Cheryl Smith BEST PERSONALITY Steve Morrissey, Shell Remington WHAT WE WANTED TO BE WHEN WE GREW UP KATHLEEN AIKEN - a scuba diver MARK ALVAREZ - a r.r. engineer PHILIP BAKER - a forest ranger LYNN BOULETTE - married BOB BRAUER - a bird GEROGE CARLINO - an astronaut DELIA CARROLL - TERRY CLARK - a lumber jack COLLEEN CLEVELAND - an Olympic rider MIKE CLEVELAND - own a garage BARB CONSIDINE - a teacher SALLY COOPER - secretary BRENDA ETHIER - teacher CINDY FRAISER - a nurse CARMEN GREY - a teacher NADINE GRIFFEN - a veterinarian JERRY HAYES - policeman CINDY HICKS - an airplane stewardess MIKE HILL - President LAUREL HOLCOLM - mechanic JOHN McCLURE - truck driver MELANIE MEADE - a pilot TED MEADE - professional bum PAT MOREHOUSE - a race car driver STEVE MORRISSEY - a fireman BARB MURPHY - a nurse KEN MURPHY - a mechanic SHERI NEWTON - a movie star BRIAN PERSONS - race car driver BILL REMINGTON - a race car driver MICHELLE REMINGTON - a nurse NANCY ROSS - a nurse KARLE RUANE - a boxer RICHARD SCHAEFER - President of Chester TIM SHAW - a millionaire LIZ SHUPP - a veterinarian BOBBY SMITH - MOTHER DENNIS SMITH - salesman DEAN SMITH - a plantation owner RAY SMITH - a mechanic PEGGY TAYLOR - a mother (unmarried) RICHARD THOMPSON - a pilot BILL WARNER - truck driver ROD SEYMOUR - a policeman CHERYL SMITH - a secretary Senior Play Back: B. Brauer, D. Smith, R. Smith, Middle Back: J. McClure, S. Martin, G. Carlino, M. Alverez, D. Carroll, R. Schaefer, T. Shaw, L. Shupp Middle Front: R. Thompson, S. Morris- sey, C. Smith, S. Bolton, C. Grey, S. Newton, C. Cleveland, P. Baker, M. Meade, C. Hicks, Mrs. Edith Higley Front: K. Aiden, M. Remington, N. Griff en, B. Considine, P. Taylor P. Baker, M. Alvere, R. Smith BELOW BACK (L-R): J. McClure, T. Shaw, R. Thompson BELOW FRONT: C. Hicks, S. Cooper, R. Monahan 31 Junior Prom Angle George Carlino, Michele Remington, Bob Brauer-Last years King G Queen, Frank Bauer, Theresa Needam- Ray Smith, Reberta Smith, Lynn Boulette. Crown Bearers- Andrew Aiken, Rene Boulette. 33 OUR KING AND QUEEN AND THEIR COURT OUR We remember so well play practices and Mr. Kyrk and his pizx party . .. Mr. Mick and his fish stories ... Mr. la % Smith and his new ideas (Slave Day) .. . Mrs. La Flure and her smile . .. Miss Aubin and English class . .. Mr. Be- dell and his humor (? ?) . Mr. Hall and his absent mind .. Mr Harnett's Jokes ... Malcomb Buffington ... Mr. Brauer and the bus and the hardware store window ! ! ! ... Mr. Brewer (and we're drivers?) .. Miss Huck's dancing classes ... Mr. Burwick's art classes } .. Mr. Ross and his home rooms ... Mr. McDowell's potty pass ... Mrs. 'Olsen' ... Mrs. Moore as substitute .. . and so many more, down the hall of memories. Who could forget the crowded halls ... the fun of Slave Day ... Bake Sales ... the thrill of Junior rings . . . when lunch hours were and hour and a half .. ping pong games ... Monday morning after . J. trail excursions ... the Bicentennial dinner ... co-ed gym classes ... cold locker rooms ... the paintings in the girl's room (and the smoke) ... and Millie ... Green and gold and the cougar ... the long bus rides . . and all the Basketball games and school dances ... THE SENIOR GRIP ... graduation practices ... Yearbook meetings . . . Grub Day ... baggie alley .. MEMORIES And can YOU still identify the Gruesome Threesonn .. nSponge ... Cool 'D' ... Worm ... Klunk ... Splat .. Hil bie . . . Bean ... Newt ... Peeby .. . Supertrapper Dickev . .. Hickey ... Stubby ... Gorp .. Flakey Cool Jake ... Duck pud ... Rodrick . . . Mange ... B.Q. — .. Mad Dog .. Nig .. Bo Rich . . . Crosby .. Scurph . . Bri-vonan ... Speedy Duncan . .. Luey . .. Nosack ... Gonad ... 'Shell Cleveland! When we sang ANGIE, WHAT A WONDERFUL WORLD THIS WOULD BE, LOVE WILL KEEP US TOGETHER; and listened to James Taylor; Rod Stewart, Crosby, Stills, and Nash; Seals and Crofts; America; Chicago; and saw the movis Star Wars, Sa day Night Fever, Semi-tough, Carrie, You Light up my Life; and boob-tubed with Police Woman, CHIPS, Grizzl' Adams, MASH , One Day at A Time, Three's Company; and discussed Carter, Kissinger, and cafeteria hot dogs al enthusiasm. Our •emeSl to K e composed of Murphy’s VW .. Genesee bottles ... Prom Parties tors . . . hanging ceiling tiles and other faculty school equipment ... Shady Grove ... School bus convoys .. Black hole ... SAC ... Newton's costumes ... Shari and Delia's city .. Casino .rusty water .. . Crosby's conve Mass Media ... Seenyor Si Soc. Studies lith H.W. The Chase' Andw Nvill always remember, with affection, Gustavo Torres; and Father Willie will be with us always. We, the class of 1978, being of sound body and ? mind, do make the following LAST WILL and TESTAMENT: KATHLEEN AIKEN leaves World Lit. class to next years seniors, hoping that they will keep it as confused as we did; and her place in Miss Aubin's 7th period S.H. to Chris Sullivan - being sure she'll cherish it. MARK ALVAREZ, being of sober mind and body, leaves to his favorite nurse his record of attendance, and to the remaining faculty he bequeaths his ability to endure and cope in that zoo of an atmosphere. PHIL BAKER leaves all future gun arguments to whoever takes the logical side in favor, and his weird personality to Spud's collection of memories. SANDY BOL- TON leaves Kelly (Joey), the fullest bottle of Pepsi; to Erie and Hilda - maybe some day ?, and to Mrs. McDowell, good luck in finding another aide to have her flourides and excuses ready. LYNN BOULETTE leaves to her brother Billy, a lot of good times in his last year at N.W. and to Tammie Hill, her cheerleading shoes. BOB BRAUER leaves to Karen C. one extra hour each school morning so that she may get her hair done and still catch the bus, and to Deb C., he leaves his ability to put down Mr. B. every minute of the day, and last but not least, he leaves Mr. Be- dell. GEORGE CARLINO leaves to anyone who can take the gaf, Photography's High's and Rushes, and he leaves the embarrassment of going to N.W.C.S. to the poor kids who have to go there. DELIA CARROLL leaves Home Ec. 2 to anyone who can't sew (J.E.), and the memories of the seniors of ' '78''. TERRY CLARK leaves to his brother a seat in Study Hall, and everything Mr. Willets can find for him to do. COLLEEN CLEXTLAND bequeaths her ability to remain par- tially sane in the company of such beings as ? ? and ? ? to whoever has the misfortune of knowing such 1' people''. BARBARA CONS1DINE leaves to Karen C. her platform shoes, hoping she gets along as well as she did; and to Lupita all of her typing practice. BRENDA EITHER leaves to Ka- ren C. a permanent pass to the Library during 2nd period study hall; to Bill Gibb, two more years of dancing classes, and to Mr. Dower, another innocent person to pick on. CINDY FRASIER leaves a pair of hipboots for the bus rides (and wherever else he may find them useful) to Ernie. CARMEN GREY leaves to Tina M., Spanish classes; to Mr. Wentworth, the lunch room garbage can, and to Deanna S. - lots of luck. NADINE GRIFFIN leaves her ability to stay out of trouble to her brother, Owen, because he needs it; and to Steph B. , Joe M., and Tammy H., one more year of good old North Warren in hopes they survive the ordeal. CINDY HICKS leaves to her sis- ter, Cheryl, and Tommy H. all the luck in the world (with Tommy, anything is possible); and to everyone else, the wish for a bright and successful high school experience, and throughout all- HAVE FUN! MIKE HILL leaves Mr. Wentworth and Math 10 to his brother, hoping he won't be there as long as he was; to C.S., a roll of bathroom tissue, and lastly, the reputation of the Gruesome Threesome'' to no one because there isn't anyone left who is able to qualify. LAUREL HOLCOMB leaves to Beaner C. a 2nd period smoke in the boy's room, hoping he doesn't get caught; and his front seat on the BOCES bus to D. W. to make good use of it. JOHN MCCLURE leaves his locker in gym and the joys of Coach and Miss Huck to Tom H. MELANIE MEADE leaves Bob R. and Tim M. to Maria J. for as long as she can stand them: Good Luck Maria you'll need it! TEDDY MEADE leaves to Cousin Ox, the president of the state of Brant Lake, his ability imbibe, and to carry on as class drunk; and to Nancy and Monica, he leaves a half bottle of Jack Daniel's and the front seat in his Lemans. STEVE MORRISSEY leaves to Miss Miller his little brother, Peter. BARBARA MURPHY leaves to D.C. and K.C. one more year of Mr. Weaver, if they live through it; to Mr. Kyrk, she leaves a single person study hall so he can take his after- noon nap; to M.B. , one more year of cheerleading with 'you know who', and to her sisters, the best of luck. KEN MURPHY leaves 2nd period study hall seat to Bill G. in hopes that he doesn't get kicked out; and to R. W. , his nice, neat locker because she liked it so well. SHERRY NEW- TON leaves to H. C., S.H., andK.L. her ability to keep the crew alive; to Lauri and Chris Smith, her holiday costumes to take over; and to Mrs. Mundy, good luck in many more years be- ing yearbook advisor. PATRICK MOREHOUSE leaves to B.G. one very used Ford and to Dawn, a book titled 101 Ways to Miss School; and to N.W., he leaves the thought It's all over.'' BRIAN PERSONS leaves a seat on the bus to his sister, who may no longer get a ride to school with him. BILL REMINGTON leaves all his dirty dishes to Miss Miller, and his share of N.W. to anyone who treads in it hereafter. MICHELE REMINGTON leaves to no one her memories of N.W. , for she shall carry them with her wherever she goes, but to Helen she leaves her Cardinal Puff'', and to Ted her trumpet, to Mr. Brooks, ' 'nothing . NANCY ROSS leaves to her sister, Lauri, the will to keep trying and never giving up, since she has a lot to give up; to Mrs. Mundy, many more Study Halls to try to control; to anyone who will enjoy it, she leaves her Accounting and Con- structing ability; and this school to everyone. RICHARD SCHAEFER leaves to Bill C. his locker, with a signed autograph inside and to Joe M., his basketball ability. TIM SHAW leaves the school water in the swamp behind the school — where it belongs. LIZ SHUPP leaves to her sister, Jane, her ability to put Mr. Brook's into a total panic (although she really won't need it); and she also leaves her short and baggy softball uniform to anyone short and fat enough to fit into it. CHERYL SMITH leaves to Mr. Dower the memory of correcting her ' 'neat'' history assignments; all future senior play practices to Mr. Kyrk; to her sister, Eileen, she gives the last of her shyness and her clean locker-since she needs them both; and she leaves her ability to play flagfootball to anyone who doesn't mind wearing a finger splint for 10 weeks! ! DEAN SMITH leaves Twitchey Frampton to whoever can take her, and K.M. his heart because she doesn't have one, and to J.M. — nothing . DENNIS SMITH leaves his brother to anyone dumb enough to have him, his brains and intelligence to Bruce; to Sandy M. , he leaves his locker and all his love and hopes that she makes it through school; and he leaves Miss Aubin's study hall to anyone fortunate enough to get it; and to the rest of the students GOOD LUCK IN THE FUTURE AND KEEP UP THE SCHOOL SPIRIT! ! ! RAY SMITH leaves to Dan E. his ability to find rides home after practice, and to Tom H. his suicide dives. PEGGY TAYLOR leaves college life and all its expenses to Mr. Brooks, and the ruins and ruble of this school building in 10 years to all those who voted no1' on the Bond Issues. RICHARD THOMPSON leaves 1st period gym to anyone unfortunate enough to get it, and may the spirit of 1 'Spider'' roam the halls. BILL WARNER leaves BOCES rides and Police Woman to Cousin Ox and Mr. Boutelle. ROD SEYMOUR leaves anyone with quick hands to Miss Huck, and he leaves Beauty Queen to anyone and anything. CAN YOU IMAGINE........... KEN MURPHY with blonde hair. RAY SMITH making up his mind which girl he wants. CHERYL SMITH not combing her hair. MELANIE MEADE failing a grade. BRIAN PERSONS driving one car all year. PHILIP BAKER only taking one book home with him after school. LIZ SHUPP never dressing up. BRENDA ETHIER saying more than two words at one time. JERRY HAYES not bothering any girls. GEORGE CARL1NO not tattling. MIKE HILL sticking to one girl at a time. MICHELE REMINGTON without a steady boyfriend. BOB BRAUER with straight hair. NANCY ROSS (SMITH) without Steve LYNN BOULETTE not giggling. COLLEEN CLEVELAND not talking about horses. RICHARD SCHAEFER in politics. BILLY WARNER with a full beard. BARBARA CONS1DINE not eating. CAN YOU IMAGINE STEVE MORRISSEY being mean to someone. MARK ALVAREZ without his hiking boots. JOHN McCLURE not picking on people. BILL REMINGTON keeping her between the guardrails. TED MEADE drinking root beer. NADINE GRIFFEN not reading. SANDY BOLTON not doing her shorthand. RICHARD THOMPSON as a monk. DEAN SMITH without the gruesome two-some. CARMEN GREY without a peculiar walk. SALLY COOPER without anything to complain about. MIKE CLEVELAND with a crewcut. DELIA CARROLL not living at the P-House KATHLEEN AIKEN with long black hair. BOBBIE SMITH not smiling DEBBI LIND coming to school a whole week. LAUREL HOLCOMB without his knife. KARL RUANE weighing 250 pounds. DENNIS SMITH not selling something. SHARI NEWTON quiet and normally dressed. OD SEYMOUR as a little black boy. CINDY FRASIER sitting in the front of the class. B.O.C.E.S. Top: D. Wheeler, C. Ruane, R. Morehouse, D. Mahoney, J. McClure, B. Warner, R. Boutelle, W. Mill- ington, E. Tyrell, L. Holcom, M. Fuller, J. Hayes. Second Row: M. Ellsworth, L. Boulette, B. Ethier, S. Cooper, N. Smith, F. Mead, S. Stetson, E. Kramer B.O.C.E.S. Occupational Education Occupational programs at the BOCES Center are concerned with the development of manipulative skills in regard to equipment and processes commonly used in industry and business. Industrial and business methods and procedures, the properties and behavior of materials and the principles of mechanics are studied. Occu- pational education is also concerned with the development of the individual as a person and a worker. Students gain experience through direct contact with business and industrial materials, tools and equipment. They perform tasks and develope procedures related to the world of work. They discover their own abilities and develope concepts that increase their understanding, desire and ability to work. A student discovers that through the development of interest in business or industrial principles, the student may contribute a worthy service to the community, as well as earn a good living or decide to continue study after high school. 42 Juniors 1st Row: F. Pauli, L. Becerril, P. Monahan, R. Tennyson, K. Monroe, E. Clark, M. Hogan, D. Rossner. 2nd Row: G. Bolton, M. Tennyson, T. Hill, K. Lori, J. Cates, S. Beckler, D. Macg- lasihan, L. Olden, L. Ross. 3rd Row: J. McConnell, B. Thurston, D. Engstrom, L. Partisch, M. Fox, B. Bennet 1st Row: S. Martin, A. Carpenter, S. Hayes. 2nd Row: D'Andrae, T. Andrews, P. Searles, D. Agard, G. Torres, B. Smith. 3rd Row: K. Eagan, B. Boulette, M. Krebs, H. Carroll, K. More- house , J. Dower, B. Hill, T. Schmidt, B. Downs. 43 First row- P. McClure, M. Roberts, N. Monroe, T. Frazier, K. Wells, D. Braley, S. Hol- land. Second row- S. Reed, S. Remington, E. Bullard, R. Hayes, I. Ruane, S. Wells. Third row- C. Bauer, J. Gamble, T. Dutcher, B. Dalaba, D. Agard, E. Rumble, B. Per- sons. Last row- B. Boulette, C. Raffio, L. Pereau, B. Gibb, M. Lauri, B. Smith. First Row - M. Baker, S. Holiday, K. Carlozzi, B. Gill, W. Evanko, C. Remington, D. Sullivan. Second row- T. Pauli, J. Kramer, M. Reed, G. Carlsen, J. Cleveland, B. Ross. Third row- T. Nelson, D. Holland, G. Hill, S. Hill, G. Monroe, M. Louis, L. Clute. Last row- K. Fish, D. Knickerbocker, D. Martin, M. Stanly, T. Durkish, D. Pauli, J. Rouise. First row- T. Millington, M. Johnson, R. Wilson, B. Tennyson, P. Oakes, L. Ross, R. Monahan. Second row- S. Stanley, K. Carpenter, J. Shupp, B. Thurston, C. Smith, E. Murphy, B. Fish, Third row- A. Mead, T. Hill, C. Hicks, P. Morrissy, F. Woods, R. Hill, B. Harp. Fourth row- T. Meade, T. Mahler, B. Remington, B. Palermo, T. Threw, D. Wood, D. Bolton. Last row- C. Shaw, D. Ross, K. McConnel, B. Winchip, L. Fish. L. Smith, L. Denton, B. Dalaba, K. Conlon, C. Armstrong, J. Degregorio, R. Threw. Second row- K. Hayes, S. Castner, D. Ross, T. Meade, C. Wood, R. Watson, M. Kas- son. Third row- E. Smith, M. Mabb, H. Bolton, K. Vandenburgh, L. Remington, T. Hayes, P. Waples. Fourth row- K. Olden, O. Fish, H. Pianti, D. Whitney, D. Hayes, M. Palmer, D. Maule. Last row- J. Fox, O. Griffen, D. Knickerbocker, P. Millington, T. Ingle, N. Stolen. Freshman 45 Eighth Grade Top Row - J. Otruba, D. Ruiz, J. Bolton, S. Olson, B. Wallace, T. Morehouse. Kneeling - K. Se- ville, B. MacGlashan, V. Maxim, D. Agard, R. Andrews, A. Harpp. Seated - W. Millington, R. Vanderwalker, D. Denlyn, S. Harpp, J. Jensen. First Row: R. Aiken, G. Deno, W. Millington, M. Wood, B. Peck, E. Forbes Second Row: G. Millington, J. Ackerson, W. Schlaeg, J. D'An- drade, N. Gould, B. Hammond, B. Monroe, S. Thompson, S. Stetson Third Row: E. Griff en, C. Brennen, T. Cleveland, M. Tennyson, B. Agard 8th grade Mr. Fox. Top Row: J. Dower, A. Ross, K. Mead, J. Smith, T. Needham, D. Tay- lor. Middle Row: J. Berceril, J. Montena, A. Troisi, R. Remington, Mr. Fox. Middle Row: C. Bedell, J. Pauli, S. Boullette, K. Morehouse. Sit- ting: R. Piccini, P. Carpenter, A. Towsley, M. Ricard, T. McGee, L. Baliman, P. Wheeler. T. Monroe. P. Brown. G r a d e 47 Top Row, P. Hill, S. Tryell, S. Baker, D. Houde, K. Fish, T. Benten, C. Granger, J. Hill, M. Evanko, D. Oakes, M. Moffit. Center Row, M. Baker, D. Camp, H. Fraiser, S. Holland, J. Maler, Last Row, T. Searles, L. Morehouse, A. Morehouse, H. Grovenburg, Mr. Boggia. Top Row L. toR. J. Gill, D. Armstrong, K. Seville, G. Hayes, D. Pauli, J. Pereau, M. Mor- rissey, Center Row, X. Lane, R. Stetson, C. Johnson, F. Shupp, R. Stolen, K. Concon, L. Montgomery, J. Cleveland, Last Row, G. Ellsworth, P. Brewer, A. Troisi, L. Hayes, L. Tenny- son, A. Meyers, J. Fish. 48 Top Row- Mr. Kahn, R. Wells, D. Maule, D. Munday, M. Sullivan, K. Richard, T. Da- laba, M. Ross, L. Lewis, M. McDonald. Middle Row- S. Stanches, P. Beckler, M. DeGre- gorio, D. Burch, K. Bullard, D. Bradly. Bottom Row- J. Stark, M. Baker, J. Tennyson, W. Hayes, M. Ross, C. Roberts, P. Waples. Top Row, L. to R. P. Hammond, M. Smith, R. Krammer, B. Morehouse, C. Hammond, J. Hayes, Center Row- M. Thompkins, P. Griffen, P. Shamble, L. Tyre 11, D. Wallace, R. Monroe, W. Morehouse, Bottom- G. Benten, J. Fraiser, A. Louis, S. Whitney, E. Meader, B. Smith, Mr. Boggia. 6th grade: Mrs. Brewer Standing- F. Morehouse, R. Agard, R. Gould, G. Trombley, A. Morehouse, D. Smith, Mrs. Brewer. Middle row- C. Hicks, R. Vanderwalker, K. Nelson, J. Donahue, R. Baker, B. Greenholz, T. Needham, K. Castsner. Sitting- I. Remington, M. Kramer, B. Riddle. M. Murphy, K. Bolton. 50 Pottersville 6th Grade Mr. Ordway First Row: J. More- house, J. McCon- nell, K. Denton. Second Row: B. Granger, K. Nel- son, D. Carlozzi, C. Aiken, A. Bar- ringer. Third Row: S. Cleveland, M. Baker, E. Aiken, M. Becerril. Fourth Row: B. Bisner, J. Peck, B. Tennyson, S. Monroe, G. Lewis. Back Row: M. Pratt, R. Smith, R. Wood Pottersville 6th Grade Mrs. Byron Top to Bottom: D. Smith, K. Clark, E. Miner, P. Wheeler, K. Den- ton, P. Millington, M. Harpp, J. In- gersal, G. Mobb, J. Frasier, J. Mobb, W. Brown, R. Olsen, B. Mill- ington, C. Deats, N. Revelta, J. Morrison, S. Rem- ington, A. More- house, M. Rumble, S. Bedell, K. Mon- roe, T. Shambo G r a d e 51 Fifth Grade 5th grade Ms. Gibb Standing; A. Mundy, R. VanDerwarker, L. Fish, A. Fraiser, C. Considine. Kneeling: T. Reed, J. Ruane, P. Mihill, J. Wohlers, C. Smith, M. Carroll, W. Shambo, M. McGowan, K. Ricard, T. Clark. Sitting: T. Holbs, A. Millington, G. Beats, J. Neptune, R. Stark, M. Ackerson, B. Johnson. 52 5th Grade: Mr. Perry Standing: Mr. Perry, B. Otruba, N. Smith, C. Lewis, S. Tennyson, Sitting: N. Holland, D. Cooper, B. Cooper, B. Tennyson, P. Thompkins, Kneeling: K. McConnell, S. Harpp, S. More- house, M. Pratt, D. Hamlen. 5th Grade Mr. Jenkins Back row: R. Youngs, R. Gill, L. Mitchell, R. Rising, R. Otruba. 2nd row: D. Sintzenich, J. Monroe, R. Libby, A. Reed, M. Force, F. Ratto, B. Donohue. 3rd row: L. Morehouse, K. Waldron, Mr. Jenkins, K. Kadel, K. Brewer, T. Paul, P. Becerril, S. Capies, A. Lindley, D. Leggett, Absent S. Monroe. 53 Fourth Grade Top Standing- Mrs. Peterson, E. Fregrent, K. Bullard, S. Smith, Sitting- T. Donahue, A. Ratto, S. Fraiser, S. Eagle, K. Nelson, Kneeling- D. Morrison, W. Carboy, N. Piccini, S. Hammond, T. Collard. Front Sitting- C. Tennyson, C. Campbell, S. Brown, H. Millington, D. Revetta. 4th Grade Mrs. Carboy Top Row- J. Moffit, S. Fraiser, S. Wallace, V. Pauli M. Andrews, C. Libby, K. Castner, C. Maule, R. Red- mond, Sitting-D. Loveday, J. Taylor, K. Bullard, A. Rob- erts, D. Murphy, L. Lewis, K Weaver, R. McConnell, S. Vanderwalker Bottom-J. Vaughn, S. Mastranunzio, J. Morehouse, L. Lewis. Absen- tee- T. Riddle. 4th Mrs. Howe Horicon Top H. Weaver, C. Smith, L Engle, K. Hayes, J. Clarke, D. Hill, M. Morehouse. Kneeling T. Scripture, S. Hart, S. VanDerwalker, L. Carpenter, S. Kowalsky, D. Hayes, C. VanDerwalker, J. Monroe, E. Schaleg, B. Mill- ington. Bottom C. Tennyson, J. Wohlers, V. Berrill, L. Gadway, S. Clute, B. Murph 55 Third G r a d e Mrs. Swan 3rd Mrs. Swan Horicon Standing T. Younes, H. Ellsworth, J. Adams, S. Hammond, D. Roberts, A. Campbell. Kneeling R. Bartlett, A. Smith, R. Boulette, C. Tennyson. Sitting H. Hall, W. Brown, B. Jef- fers, J. Olden, B. DuRose, M. Tayor, N. Neptune. Absent C. Lewis. 3rd Mrs. Baird-Horicon TopRow-S. Isachsen, A. Bedell, J. Becker, B. Cleveland, M. Monroe, Seated- D. Cates, G. Wescott, D. Wheeler, C. Murphy, P. Smith, Kneeling- D. Morehouse, T. Mead, S. Young, C. Ben- ton, F. Conlon, Bottom-D. Ingersall, L. King, C. Younes, D. Stark, R. Tennyson, J. Wells. 3rd Grade Mrs. Frasier Top Row- Mrs. Frasier, M. Reet, D. Klemple, K. Bennett, L. Steele, J. McCane. Middle Row- P. Hicks, D. Keller, T. Frasier, J. Wallace, L. Stevens. Middle Row- C. Wells, R. Baker, N. Hayes, A. Harpp, A. Smith, T. Carroll. Bottom Row- M. Ross, A. Culver, C. Kasson, P. Armstrong, B. Hal- liday. 57 s e c o n d 2nd Grade Horicon Miss Lucus Standing - S. Parsons, R. Rising, M. Staunches, K. Isachsen, S. Maltbie. Kneeling - C. Williams, T. Hayes, S. Lewis, M. Johnson, M. Jones. Sitting - L. Becerril, J. Clark, A. Williams, J. Clark, R. Morehouse, Sitting - B. Taylor, R. Hayes, R. La- lik, A. Barringer, B.J. Bradley, H. Hayes. Grade 2nd Grade - Chestertown Mrs. Fabian Top Row - L. Schumaker, P. Nestor, J. Hamoney, R. Addison, J. Cronk, J. Hill, T. Fish. Middle Row - W. Hayes, T. Stapley, T. Loveday, F. Boll- man, R. Monroe, S. Cleveland, A. Aiken, H. Mundy. Bottom Row - J. Slattery, S. Cooper, J. Hamblin,J. Vanderheide. Seated - J. Ross, L. Re- vetta, Mrs. Fabian. 2nd Grade Pottersville Mr. Towers Top Row - M. Perry, C. Hart, T. Mitchell, M. Capies, C. Armstrong, C. Baker, C. Armstrong. Middle Row - J. Howe, R. Mitchell, W. Ackerson, J. Carstensen, K. Brown, T. Smith, S. Ernst. Bottom Row - C. Bullard, S. Mitchell, V. Perry, P. Colson, N. Dalaba. 59 G First a d e 1st Grade - Pottersville - Mrs. Palermo Standing C. Wells, D. Moffit, M. Ratto, D. Fraiser, T. Youngs, H. Allard. Sitting T. Wescott, K. Saville, L. Smith, A. Hill, K. Monroe, K. Roberts, R. VanDerwalker, D. Johnson, E. Dutcher, S. Weitz. Standing- Mr. Carpentier, P. Redmond, G. Vile, J. Mass ran?, D. DeGre- gorio, D. Morehouse, B. Rugge. Seated- B. Pratt, P.J. Nelson, A. Hayes, M. Bennett, K. Reed, Kneeling- D. Trombley, B. Barrett, B. Nambial, M Staunches, K. Bamburger. Sitting- T. Needham, T. Murphy, G. Shambo, A. Pentta, D. Riddle. 1st Mrs. Wertime Back Row D. Harvey, S. Morin, T. Martin, D. Tennyson, D. Cronk, D. Collier, C. Becerril, B. Barrett, C. Murphy, P. Wertime. Middle J. Younes, S. Wyatt, J. Myers, B. Mastranunzio, K. Mastranunzio, S. Eagle, W. Morehouse. Front J. Bartlett, D. Burch, D. Piccini, A. Bruno. Absent C. Hobbs. Horicon Mrs. Lagoy Standing, R. Roberts, E. Granger, C. Weatherwax, Sitting - C. Hayes, M. Clark, W. Stark, J. Hoyt, K. Hayes, T. Wohlers, S. Loveday, W. Lewis, M. Younes, R. Pauli, M. Collier, D. Tracy, G. Smith, Standing, L. to R. G. Wallace, B. Bradway, M. Otruba, L. Wallace, Sitting, L. to R. N. Ducher, C. Smith, K. Morehouse, C. Vandervvalker, Bottom Row, R. Fraiser, T. Smith, C. Smith, Mrs. Stapley, J. Hayes, G. Brown. Kindergarten, Chestertown-Mrs. Tennyson Top Row- C. Davis, R. Kasson, L. Willis, K. Polger, Sintzenick, K. Hayes, S. Warrington, F. Basque, B. Hagadom. Bottom Row- S. Mundy, W. Smith. C. Clark, J. Glagnon, B. Harpp, J. Parker, J. Tennyson, C. Cooper. Varsity Soccer Back 1 to r; Coach McClean, G. Carlino, B. Brauer, R. Smith, D. Engstrom, J. McCon- nell, G. Bolton, B. Thurston, J. McDowell, J. Dower. Front 1 to r: D. Smith, B. Boulette, G. Torres, A. Meade, M. Lori S. Hayes, R. Watson, T. Schmidts, L. Warner. J.V. Soccer Back 1 to r: Coach Bedell, C. Meade, G. Monroe, J. Kramer, A. Meade, C. Raffio, D. Maylor, T. Threw, Front 1 to r: B. Boulette, M. Lewis, P. Morrissey, T. Hill, J. Rueiz, T. Paul. 64 League Champions Girls Field Hockey Back row (L-R) C. Remington, K. Carpenter, E. Murphy, D. Carlozzi, M.J. Fox, L. Par- tisch, P. Searles, Coach Huck, Front row (L-R) S. Beckler, T. Hill, K. Carlozzi, M. Remington, S. Halliday, D. Carroll Basketball Jr. Varsity Basketball: Standing; T. Andrews, M.J. Fox, C. Remington, T. Engle, K. Morehouse, T. Fraiser, C. Smith, Sit- ting; K. Carpenter, P. Monahan, S. Remington, D. Braley Varsity Basketball: Standing; P. Searles, L. Partish, H. Carroll, K. Aiken, C. Hicks, Ms. Huck. Sitting; K. Lauri, K. Carlozzi, S. Reed, S. Holiday Volleyball Varsity Volleyball: Standing; M.J. Fox, C. Hicks, D. Carlozzi, L. Partish, L. Shupp, S. Reed, Ms. Huck. Sitting; T. Fraiser, N. Griff en, K. Carlozzi, N. Ross, S. Holiday V a r s i t y j r V a r s i t y 67 Jr. Varsity Volleyball: Standing: T. Andrews, K. Morehouse, K. Carpenter, E. Smith, T. Engle, Ms. Miller. Kneeling: M. Tennyson, J. Shupp, P. Searles, B. Gill, L. Ross Varsity Basketball TopL. toR. J. Dower, B. Thurston, D. Engstrom, B. Hill, Mr. McLean, J. McConnell, G. Bolton, B. Bou- lette, Bottom L. to R. G. Carlino, R. Smith, D. Smith, B. Brauer, M. Hill, Scorers D. Agard, N. Stolen, T. Engle, D. Agard JV Basketball TopL. to R. B. Gibb, J. Fox, A. Meade, K. Fish, M. Reed, M. Lauri, Mr. Bedell, Bottom L. to R. T. Hill, P. Morrisey, L. Warner, B. Palermo, O. Griff en, R. Watson, Scorers, B. Remington, J. Cleveland, E. Murphy, E. Rumble 68 Varsity Cheerleaders Back row- L. Becerril, L. Boulette, M. Baker. Front row- T. Hill, C. Hicks,K. K. Lauri. J.V. Cheerleaders Back row- J. Shupp, K. Carpenter, P. McClure, C. Smith, D. Braley, B. Fish. Front row- C. Hicks, B. Thurston. Baseball L. toR. M. Reed, J. McConnel, R. Seymour, G. Carlino, R. Smith, J. Shupp, J. Hayes, D. Engstrom, A. Meade, R. Watson, L. Warner, J. Cleveland, Coach. Mr. Charpentier. little boys must play! Our North Warren cheering section. Softball Don't blame me, I didn't do it! L. toR. K. Lauri. T. Fraiser, N. Ross, L. Shupp, P. McClure, S. Holliday, T. Hill, K. Carlozzi, N. Griffen, Coach. Miss Huck Hey sports fans! 71 We are very proud of our Math League which had consistently placed THIRD in a league of sixteen. B. Nelson, M. J. Fox, M. Hogan, M. Meade; Kneeling, D. Agard, E. Rumble Our Belief - - A chance to be part of the team. An opportunity to see all the effort put into prac- tices pay off. Losing doesn't bother us - - Never losing takes the true fun out of winning. The purpose is to leam to play as a unit, not just to win. To cheer each other after defeat, and to share in the happiness and excitement Of Victory. 72 73 Chorus 1st row: N. Ross, M. Remmington, S. Haliday, C. Rermnington, S. Beckler, N. Griffen, L. Perau. 2nd row: C. Smith, D. Engstrom, G. Bolton, G. Carlsen, T. Paul, R. Thompson, T. Schmidt. 3rd row: K. Wells, S. Martin, K. McConnol, D. Knickerbocker, C. Shaw, T. Millington, B. Fish. 4th row: D. Agard, T. Andrews, C. Sullivan, P. Searles, J. Ross, C. Hicks, T. Engle. All-State Front Row — H. Carroll, R. Ross, T. Schmidt, Back Row — S. Martin, M. Remington, G. Carlsen. Advisor- Mr. Searles Jr. Band Top: R. Aiken, K. Meade, C. Trombley. Kneeling: J. Murphy, K. Ricard, J. Paul, A. Troisi, T. Mead, C. Montgomery. Sitting: S. Lane, S. Thompson, T. Monroe, T. Needham, R. Olson, J. Gild. Bottom: R. Wells, P. Smith, R. Remington, S. Boulette, M. Murphy, F. ShuppM. Ricard, D. Taylor, A. Ross, B. Argard. Sr. Band 1st row: D. Ross, C. Remington, M. Tennyson, H. Carroll, P. Searles, T. Andrews, C. Sullivan. 2nd row': Mr. Searles, K. Hayes, M. Fox, N. Stolen, M. Baker, S. Remington. 3rd row: D. Knickerbocker, B. Fish, J. Shupp, C. Smith, B. Ross, G. Carlsen. 4th row: K. Carlozzi, M. Reminton, S. Halliday, J. 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Compliments Of Compliment to the Class Of THE '78 PINE TREE MOTEL From Chestertown, N.Y. CLAIRES FARMSTEAD Tel - 494-3429 HUESTIS OIL COMPANY INC. Mobil Detergent Gasoline 9S 494-2801 Residential Commercial GERALD HILL PLUMBING HEATING Dorset Rd. Box 95 Brant Lake, N.Y. 12815 PARTS POST Be Sly C Buy at Fox's P. O.Box 57 Rt 9 G Pine St. Chestertown, N.Y. 12817 For First-Rate Car Parts, Come to Parts Post First Best Wishes to the Class of 78 From DONALD E. LAMBERT SON General Contractors Backhoe Sand Bulldozing Gravel Topsoil WARREN AUTO PARTS 191 Main St. Warrensburg, N.Y. 12885 Phone 668-5706 623-2882 % POTTER’S DINER Our Very Best Wishes to the Class of '78 Family Style Cooking, Quality Food, Reasonable Prices Open 7 Days a Week 6:00 AM to 9:00 PM Warrensburg, New York FAIRWAYS MOTEL Bob G Lil Morrison Good Luck Class Of '78 Compliments of POTTERSVILLE DEPARTMENT PANTHER MT. HOUSE STORE Chestertown, N.Y. 494-2401 ELECTRONIC SERVICE CENTER Radio, T.V. C Appliance Sales C Service E. E. Lewis, Prop. Chestertown, N.Y. Success and Happiness to the Seniors of 1 '78 PAULL CONSTRUCTION Don Pauli Chestertown, N.Y.-Adirondack, N.Y. Congratulations to the class of 78 ADIRONDACK BOAT STORAGE 494-2056 OFF ON ANOTHER DELIVERY Carpentry Repair Work A-CARS C.B. SALES Building Remodeling SERVICE ERIC ERIC Mobiles, Bases, Antennas Alterations, Additions, Roofing Forest Remington P.O. Box 365 Phone 494-3611 Theriot Ave. Chestertown, N.Y. or 494-4039 Phone 518-494-3859 Rte 8 Brantlake, N.Y. 99 LD’S PHARMACY Eldon R. HallB.S. Richards G Main Warrensburg, N.Y. Tel. 623-2993 Best Wishes from BRADFORD HAYES EXCAVATING Sand, Topsoil, G Gravel Compliments of the VIKING MOTEL Best Wishes To The Senior Class DICK AND MARY CONSIDINE 100 UPSTATE AGENCY General Insurance Dave Carpenter Chestertown, N.Y. 494-2418 PAUL BREUER SCHOOLMASTER ANTIQUES Chestertown, N.Y. OJ’S T.V. APPLIANCE Riverside Drive Chestertown, N.Y. Antiques; Collectibles odds 'n ends, bought C sold GAMBLE’S HARDWARE Pottersville, N.Y. 494-2495 101 Compliments Of ANNE’S BEAUTY SHOP Wishing continued success to this years' graduates. THE VILLAGE GARDEN CENTER South Main St. Chestertown, N.Y. Tel: 494-2S12 For all your needs: Hardware - Paints - Electrical Plumbing - Houseplants Lawn G Garden SPRUCE MTN. BAKERY BLUE SEAL FEEDS Ed G Connie Monforte Rt. 8 Brant Lake, N.Y. rolls pastries freshbread danish pies Warrensburg, N.Y. Rte, 9 Compliments of Success to the Graduates BLACK BEAR RESTAURANT BAR Pottersville, N. Y. The Warrensburg - Lake George News Hot G Cold Subs Regular G Sicilian Pizza Takeout or Eat in AND SIDEWALK SUB SHOP THE NEWS PRINT Church St. Chestertown Open year round, daily lunch specials 494-3831 SHOP Warrensburg,N.Y. 623-3411 102 Congratulations to the Class of '78 GLENDALE RESTAURANT-BAR Exit 26-Interstate 87 - Northway Rt. 9 Pottersville, N.Y. Music By KENNY HIGGINS, Sat. Nights at 9:30 THE FOX 'n HOUNDS RESTAURANT G BAR Rt. 9 Chestertown, N.Y. 494-9925 Compliments to the Senior Class from BOLTON’S BUS SERVICE WAYFARER MOTEL Schroon Lake, N. Y. Open all year 103 PATRONS Cramp C Flassie Eldrid, Nancy G Sheri Harpp Bob, Bet, Troy G Brandi Scripture Mr. G Mrs. John Hayes Bob G Carol Hayes G Family Bob, Mel, G Girls The second grade of Horicon Mr. G Mrs. Walt Wood G Family Carl Johnson Welding Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bolton Jr. and Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Smith and Baby Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ross and Family Henry, Betty Frasier and Family Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Waldron Jr Ms. Kathleen N. Cleveland Marietta Meade Steven Palmer W Mr. and Mrs. Roy Palmer Mr. and Mrs. Dan McGee Rev. and Mrs. Philip McCane Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brunette Jack, Beverly and Patty McClure Steven W. Smith Bernard and Doris McClure Mr. and Mrs. John McConnell and Family Dr. E.R. White The Floyd Wells Family Mr. and Mrs. Peter Palmer and P.J. Mr. and Mrs. Forest Remington and Laurie John, Judy, G Jennifer Palmer The Fergusons Mr. G Mrs. Lee Smith and Family Robert, Sylvia G Boys Earl G Mickey Bob, Gerta, Tod G Benny Dave G Greta House