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

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RETIRING — RETIRINC With one of the longer tenures in teaching in many years, Lewis S. Wentworth retires from North Warren Central School. He has taught for 37 years, all in Ches- tertown-Pottersville-Brant Lake. He resides in Potters- ville with his wife, Margaret. He holds two degrees, a bachelors of arts and a masters of arts from Syracuse University. Mr. Wentworth's love for computers and their applications were recognized when he helped to establish the computer program at NWCS. He's inter- ested in computers, gardening and solving math puz- zles and problems and after retirement he hopes to continue to follow his interests and to combine this with more traveling. We give you a hearty thanks for your many years of service and leadership. Best wishes for a long and happy retirement, Mr. Wentworth. Gail Sirrine ES - Grade 3 Joe Slattery Driver Bus 17 Sandy Smith Driver Bus 16 Patrick Sullivan HS - Art Lynn Swan ES - Grade 3 Kathryn Tennyson Colleen Thompson ES - Kindergarten Driver Bus 28 Susan Vail MS - Eng French Jerry Van Guilder MS - Custodian Trudy Walp D - Reading E. Howard Warren Greg Waters Margaret Wertime Red Wheeler ES - Reading MS - Physical Ed. ES - Grade 1 Driver Bus 15 Stanley Williford ES - Grade 2 Teachers Support Staff 11

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RETIRING — RETIRING — RETIRING E. Wendell Ross HS - Commerical Colleen Bauer HS - Home Ec. Sub Dennis Wilson HS - English Kathy Osterberg D - Clerk's Sec. Robert Perry MS - Grade 5 Ross Persons MS HS - Reading Bonnie Ratto Driver Bus 26 Harvey Robbins Bus Mechanic Dennis Searles Muriel Searles HS - Music HS - Teacher's Aide Pat Shaw Art Shiell Della Shiell MS - Teacher's Aide Driver Bus 21 ES - Teacher s Aide 10 Teachers Support Staff

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STARS-STARS-STARS-STARS-STARS The class of 1986 was ably led for several years by Lynne Carpenter as president. Oth- er class officers are (continuing left to right) Lynn Lewis, vice-president, Lori Lewis, sec- retary and Rob McConnell, treasurer. Class adviser. Miss Isaf is seated. The class of 1986 started their academic endeavors in the fall of 1972 as kindergarteners. They were the first class to enter the newly consolidated system. During its history, the class population re- mained fairly stable. We especially remember our 8th grade prom and graduation in the middle school. In high school we were very active with car washes, pancake break- fasts, dances, and raffles to raise money for the most looked forward to event of our high school life - our junior prom. Some of us also remember fondly our trip to The Great Escape. In our senior year, the senior play stands out as a memorable occasion. All through school we were active in sports, music and academic societies and will truly miss North Warren as we go on to our future endeavors.