Pottersville Central School - Integrity Yearbook (Pottersville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1968 volume:

POTTERSVILLE CENTRAL SCHOOL PRESENTS STAFF SHERRY BUMP - EDITOR JEAN RAYMOND - ASSISTANT EDITOR PHILIP VAN GUILDER - TREASURER DOUG FISH - BUSINESS MANAGER MICHAEL BARLETTA - PHOTOGRAPHY BOARD OF EDUCATION BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to Right Mrs. Shaw Mrs. Pelletier Mr. Forrest Jones, President Mr. Smith Mr. Van Guilder Mr. Carl Roblee Clerk of Board ADMINISTRA TION ,rrt ft Vj rrn K i .J..'vr«l rp5jt(r ' •! |.h p.prittn Effcli 1 Ho bi;-, SstMf iirnwH !: s In past years our students have successfully entered and graduated from some of the best colleges in America. We are proud of the Acomplishments of our alumni and we trust that the success of the Class of 68 will compare favorably with the achievement of former classes. Success is a personal thing. Each student should aim to accomplish all that he is capable of doing. Set yourself a goal, but always aim high. PRINCIPALS MESSAGE Congratulations to the Senior Class. Sincerely, C- ) Reuben C. Mick Principal Miss Persons Second Grade Mrs. Bolton Third Grade Mrs. Barnett Fourth Grade Mrs. Maguire Fifth Grade Mr. Flachbarth Seventh Grade Mathematics Mrs. Montgomery Sixth Grade Mrs. Baldwin History French Library Mr. Kyrk English 9 Mr. Duncan Science Mrs. Tennyson Eighth Grade Mrs. Mundy Commercial Subjects Mrs. Tyrrell Music Mr. Ruggi Industrial Arts Dr. Green© School Psychiatrist Mrs. Carver School Nurse Mr. Yule Guidance Counselor Mr. Breuer Driver Education Mrs. Fuller School Secretary CAFETERIA STAFF Mr . Raymond Mrs. Bleickhard Mrs. McDonnell Cleon Van Derwarker CUSTODIANS Mr. Curth CAN YOU IMAGINE Can You Imagine ... The boy's room in one piece and without smoke? Girl's gym without Attention Getters ? Brian Davis in school 5 days a week? Mrs. Mundy in a good mood? Mrs. Tennyson with her hair down? Robert Guiher without his hair cut? Philip and Rudy without a game of Pitch and Catch? Any kids left in school by the end of the year? Mike without Harvey ? Seniors answering questions in English class? Dan without Roger ? The morning notices not being passed out? Pauline making a fuss over anything? Debbie with a Twiggy haircut? Doug without his brains? Bill H. with a girlfriend? The upstairs floors being waxed? Mrs. Baldwin's blackboard without History or French assignments? Mr. Ruggi finding out who's knocking on the Shop door? The Senior homeroom not being rearranged once a week? Anyone taking the key to the typing room? The typing room being used 7th or 8th period? Any boy not getting initiated in the boy's room? Any new books in the library? Being able to read Mrs. Mundy's writing on the board? Pottersville without their Snowmobiles? Pottersville Varsity with cheerleaders? The newspaper staff working on their bimonthly project? Students doing over 20 m.p.h. in Driver Ed.I Kids arriving to class within the time specified? Mr. Kyrk not giving Juniors and Seniors homework? Gary Clark with a shirt and socks that don't clash? The Seniors not counting days before W. D. C.? Anyone passing in Shop? Dan W. driving legally? Donna and Lorrie making week-end plans without each other? Sherry with a book without Rog written out on it? John E. without a Playboy? Rhea with black hair? Jenell with a Maxi skirt? Coca marrying an American and leaving Antonio to wonder why? SENIORS As we have progressed from grade to higher grade in our school life, 11 of us have become increasingly aware of the importance of the foundations upon which our school work has been based. An increasing appreciation, therefore, has grown in us for the good fortune that has been ours to have culminating our grade studies and launching us into the secondary level a devoted, inspired and talented person who inculcated into us not only as good a background in studies as one could wish for; but also the basis for our development as individuals and citizens with character, manners, initiative, self-discipline, thought, and so many of the important things that can't be learned from a textbook; It is with great pride, much love, and many fond memories that we dedicate our year book, Integrity 1968 to MRS. ELLA MONTGOMERY. SENIOR CLASS WILL Being of sound mind and body, we, the members of the almost defunct class of 1968, do direct the following disposition be made of our goods and properties upon our proper demise: Sherry Bump wills her ability to keep out of the office to Pam Whitney. Mike Barletta leaves Harvey to haunt the halls of P. C. S. Gary Clark leaves a very worn pair of athletic socks to brother Allan, with strict instructions to carry on the family tradition. Brian Davis wills his right of way to the well-worn Olmstedville roads and the broken-in rails to Ricky Bump. Douglas Fish leaves his scholarly attributes to Fred Griffen. Bob Guiher leaves his haircut patent to the Leif Carlson’s barber shop. Bill Hoctor leaves his Math questions to Gouch to keep Mr. Flachbarth busy during study halls. Dan Wescott wills his good attendance record to Dutcher, and his 55 Chevy to anyone who can make it run. John Ellsworth wills his study halls to Jean Raymond. Rudy Mason leaves a handkerchief to most of the girls in the surrounding area. Rhea Mason leaves the remaining high school boys to Jenell for safe (?) keeping. Andrea Ellsworth Perry leaves her cosmotology kit to Alma Fish. Lorrie Roblee gladly leaves her Mechanical Drawing class to anyone who thinks it's an easy credit. Tom Staith leaves his Scorpion to the envious Mr. Breuer. Pauline Limoges wills her quiet personality to John Bisceglia. Donna Viele wills her great sense of humor to Denise Harpp, and her poetic talent to Mary Pelletier. Phil VanGuilder wills his quiet ways of living it up to Billy Moses. Debbie Booth Millington leaves her wedding bells to Doris Clark and her long skirts to Mary Young. Barbara Long wills her outgoing personality to Carol Staith. Coca Romero leaves P. C. S. with a lot of broken hearts SHERRY BUMP MICHAEL BARLETTA GARY CLARK BRIAN DAVIS DOUGLAS FISH WILLIAM HOCTOR JOHN ELLSWORTH PAULINE LIMOGES DEBORAH BOOTH MILLINGTON RUDOLPH MASON LORRAINE ROBLEE THOMAS SMITH ANDREA ELLSWORTH PERRY DONNA VIELE PHILIP VAN GUILDER ROBERT GUIHER ALINA •COCA ROMERO SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY With the aid of our class advisor, Mr. Duncan (an able scientist), we were enabled one evening, to look forward into the misty future and for a moment see our trustee selves as we were to be 20 years into the future. We found that because of his grief at the tragic loss of many lives, Mike, our great bartender, has become the new Driver Ed teacher at P.C.S. Sherry Bump, address Greenwich Village, is a happily married Hippie-style housewife, and is co-owner of Triumph Cycle Factory on 69th Street. Gary Clark has taken the place of Fess Parker starring in Dan'l Boone . His hobbies are still hunting, fishing, and trapping in the wilderness of darkest P’ville. Brian Davis is now the chief Probation Officer of Warren County. Remembering the days of his youth, he is very lenient with the law breakers. John Ellsworth is working himself to death as the editor of Playboy Magazine. He wishes he was back at P.C.S. just looking at them once again. Doug Fish is in Las Vegas - playing an engagement under the pseudonym of Doug Hirt. Robert Guiher has just published the Guiher version of the Bible and is a monk in the vallies of the Appennines. Bill Hoctor is now head coach of P.C.S. He is introducing the popular co-ed physical education classes. Pauline Limoges, still employed at the Black Bear, has married a handsome construction worker and is carrying on the family tradition. Barbara Long, in the heart of deep, dark, Africa is found converting the Pygmies to the American way of life. Rhea has completed her schooling in data processing but has a terrible problem. She fell in love with her computer. Rudy Mason, International ladies man, is editor of True Confessions Magazine. Debbie Booth Millington, and her husband Roy, are on an African Safari, collecting specimens for Daktari. Andrea Ellsworth Perry is owner of a Salon for the bald in New York City. Lorrie Roblee, Boston, is the founder of a new school for Psychedelic Charm, and is teaching such important subjects as the correct length of the mini-skirt. Coca is now happily married to Antonio, and he has designed and built her a beautiful new home in Equador. Tom Smith is in Washington, has taken over General Westmoreland’s job, and is in charge of making more efficient goldbrickers. Philip Van Guilder, of California, is in the redwood forests, and with his sidekick, Smokey the Bear, is roaming around looking for glowing cigarette butts. Donna Viele, New York City, is now one of the leading models for the new no-look fashions. Her hourly wages are unbelievable. And last, but not least, we found Dannie to be a game warden - and the Igerna ’Jackers have lost their great leader! SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Standings Rhea Mason - Secretary Pauline Limoges - Treasurer Sitting! Mike Barletta - President Mr. Duncan - Advisor Thomas Smith - Vice President Dear Mr. Duncan, We the Senior Class wish to express our appreciation to you for being our class advisor. Not only because you have stuck with us when we were at our most uncooperative and difficult points, but also because you have kept try- ing and working for us when apparently we did not seem to care. We appreciate not Just your excellent example of a dedicated teacher, or because you are a man of many inter- ests and with a pleasing personality; but also the many, many thoughtful things you have done for us that you did not have to do. No, not for these things alone, although each one alone would be enough. Most of all we appreciate the fact you re a swell guy, Mr. Duncan and we like you. Thank you for everything. Mike Barletta Sher Bump Gary Clark Brian Davis John Ellsworth Doug Fish Bill Hoctor Greg Leddick Pauline Limoges Bobbie Long Rhea Mason Rudy Mason Andrea Perry Lorrie Roblee Tom Smith r Phil Van Guilder Donna Viele Bernie Weger Dan Wescott CLASS CALL ROLL Michael B rletta Chorus, 1 year Yearbook Staff, 3 years Newspaper Staff, 2 years Editor, 1 year Senior Class President Senior Play Pep Club, 1 year Soccer, 3 years Baseball, 2 years Gary Clark Chorus, 4 years Essex County Music Festival, 4 years All-State Music Festival, 3 years Orchestra, 6 years Freshmen Class Treasurer Junior Class Treasurer Senior Play Soccer, 4 years Baseball, 5 years Basketball, 4 years Douglas Fish Chorus, 4 years Essex County Music Festival, 6 years All-State Music Festival, 5 years Orchestra, 8 years Yearbook Staff, 1 year Freshmen Class President Sophomore Class President Senior Play Soccer, 4 years Baseball, 5 years Basketball, 3 years NMSQT Letter of Recomendation Regents Scholarship William Hoctor Chorus, 4 years Essex County Music Festival, 2 years All-State Music Festival, 2 years Newspaper Staff, 1 year Senior Play Soccer, 4 years Baseball, 2 years Basketball, 3 years Industrial Arts Conference, 3 years Sherry Bump Chorus, 4 years Essex County Music Festival, 1 year All-State Music Festival, 1 year Yearbook Staff, 3 years Editor, 1 year Assistant Editor, 1 year Newspaper Staff, 1 year Junior Class President Senior Play Cheerleader, 4 years Captain, 1 year Volleyball, 2 years Softball, 2 years Brian Davis Ski Club, 1 year Ski Patrol, 4 years John Ellsworth Chorus, 3 years Essex County Music Festival, 1 year All-State Music Festival, 1 year Newspaper, 1 year Senior Play Soccer, 2 years Baseball, 4 years Basketball, 4 years Robert Guiher Chorus, 2 years Newspaper, 2 years Editor, 1 year Dramatics, 3 years All-school Play, 2 years Pauline Limoges Chorus, 4 years Essex County Music Festival, 3 years All-State Music Festival, 1 year Orchestra, 5 years Yearbook Staff, 1 year Freshmen Class Secretary Sophomore Class Treasurer Junior Class Vice-President Senior Class Treasurer CLASS ROLL CALL Lorraine Roblee Barbara Long Yearbook Staff, 2 years Basketball Scorekeeper, 1 year Pre-mod Corps, Junior year Senior Play Choir, 3 years Musical, 1 year Drama Club, Sophomore year Bowling Club, Junior year Essex County Music Festival, Senior year Rudolph Mason Basketball, k years Baseball, years Soccer, 3 years Orchestra, 9 years Chorus, 2 years Essex County Musical Festival, 2 years All-State Music Festival, 1 year Senior Play Yearbook Staff Newspaper Staff Rhea Mason Chorus, 4 years Essex County Music Festival, 2 years Yearbook Staff, 2 years Newspaper, 1 year Sophomore Class Secretary Senior Class Secretary Senior Play Cheerleader, 3 years Softball, 2 years Deborah Booth Millington Chorus, 3 years Essex County Music Festival, 1 year Orchestra, 5 years Senior Play Softball, 2 years Chorus, 2 years Essex County Music Festival, 1 year Yearbook, 2 years Newspaper, 2 years Yearbook Staff, 1 year French Club, 1 year Senior Play, 1 year Thomas Smith Chorus, 3 years Baseball, 3 years Soccer, 2 years Basketball, 3 years Senior Vice-President Yearbook Staff, 2 years Philip Van Guilder Chorus, k years Soccer, 1 year Newspaper, 1 year Yearbook Treasurer, 1 year Senior Play Basketball, 1 year Donna Viele Chorus, 3 years Softball, 1 year Yearbook Staff, 1 year Newspaper Staff, 1 year Senior Play Junior Class Secretary Essex County Music Festival, 1 year Philip Daniel Wescott Basketball, 3 years Yearbook Staff, 1 year Class Vice-President, 1 year Senior Play, 1 year JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Standings Loo Limoges-Treasurer Sittings Jean Rayraond-Vice President Cheryl Viele-Secretary Mrs. Mundy-Advisor Thomas Fuller-President Leo Limoges JUNIOR CLASS Back Rows John Bisceglia, Howard Schieren, David Filkins, Tom Collard, Arthur Tyrol. Middle Rows Harry Smith, Tom Fuller, Richard Holcomb, Leo Limoges. Front Rows Jean Raymond, Susan Ellsworth, Suzanne Limoges, Wanda Tyrel, Cheryl Viele, Jenell Mitchell, Mary Pelletier. Standing: Laurie Jones-Treasurer Sitting: Allen Clark-President Trudy Moses-Secretary Mr. Kyrk-Advisor Pam Whitney-Vice President SOPHOMORE CLASS John Agard Dan Bump Khris Byrnes Allen Clark Marylin Duffy Henry Hildenbrand Bob Holcomb nw Gary Johnson Laurie Jones Gail Miller Jody Morrisey Back Row Gary Johnson, George Viele, Allan Clark, Michael Downey, Gilbert Van Guilder, Larry Shiell, Daniel Bump Middle Row Jody Morrisey, Michael Shaw, Marilyn Duffy, Robert Raymond, Laurie Jones, Krisann Byrne, James Warnsley. Front Row Jane Planty, Richard Hildenbrand, Pamela Whitney, Trudy Moses, Robert Holcomb, Anna Perkins, Joan Van Guilder. Trudy Moses Anna Perkins Jane Planty Bob Raymond Harvey Robbins Mike Shaw Larry Shiell Joan Van Guilder Gilbert Van Guilder George Viele Jim Wamsley Pam Whitney FRESHMAN CLASS Standing: Kathy Byrnes-Secretary Robert Mason-Treasurer Sitting: Cathy AuClaire-Vice President Mrs. Baldwin-Advisor Donna Perkins-President Back Row: Roy Baker, Richard Smith, Leif Carlson, Tom Filkins, Clifton Van Guilder, Robert Mason, Donna Perkins Middle Row: Daniel Long, Kathy Byrnes, Louis Smith, Randy Mason, David Bradway, Carol Smith, Dwight Jackson. Front Row: Shirley Planty, Anna Bassett, Vivian Limoges, Cathy Au Claire, Josephine Wissell, Patricia Collard, Denise Harpp. EIGHTH GRADE Back Rowi Floyd Holcomb, Christine Planty, Sharon Bradway, Richard Agard, Robert Downey, Pamela Shiell, Eddie Nelson. Front Rows Calla Bassett, Joan Smith, Mary Ellsworth, Vannessa Limoges, Regina Mason, Lorelei Hildenbrand, Nancy Engle. The Class of 1969 welcomes it's sister class of 1973 Yours is the opportunity of four years of learning, achievement and growth. We hope you take full advantage of them, they go quickly; and that you bring credit and honor to yourselves and to Pottersville Central School. The Class of 1969 Sharon Bradway Lorelei Hildenbrand Eddie Nelson Joan Smith Richard Agard Calla Bassett Floyd Holcomb Mary Ellsworth Vannessa Limoges Regina Mason Tony Moses SEVENTH GRADE Back Rows Lance Mosea, Howard Westf Terry Perkins, Tim Carlson, Eric Harpp, Chris CoHard, Jay Harrington, Eugene Viele, Robert Smith. Middle Rovj Bruce Jenkins, Joe Roblee, Richard Gilbert, Joe Gamble, Kathy Shaw, Cheryl Morrison, Bruce Conover. Front Row Trina Moses, Helen Meade, Richard Duffy, Debby Agard, Sue Viele, Tommy Towsley, Barry Hayes. In the Seventh grade, most of our energies are guided toward becoming an integral part of the high school community. It is hard because we have been elementary students so long. We have to learn to become responsible to our- selves for our individual acts and to impose self-discipline. Some of us succeed, others do not. We only hope we can become good high school students and develop intellectually to make our school proud of us. Chris Collard Bruce Conover Barry Hayes Trina Moses Terry Perkins Eugene Viele Joe Roblee Cheryl Morrison Kathy Shaw Shirley Clark Eric Harpp Back Row: Curtis Norton, Darlene Armstrong, Sandra Viele, Kathy Perkins, John West, Ronnie Ball, David Engstrom, Theresa Engle, Bonnie Harpp, Raymond Bleickhart. Kiddle Row: Debra Reichart, Sue Schmidt, Donald Tower, Patricia Robbins, Elizabeth Bump, Joan Gamble, Frank Shaw, Cindy Au Claire. Front Row: Mary Rumble, Patricia Miner, Mary Jane Van Guilder, Linda Carlsen, Dale Reichart, Tom Downey, Diane Thompson. Darlene Armstrong Cindy Au Claire t jr r Linda Carlson Thomas Downey Theresa Engle David Engstrom Joan Gamble Patricia Miner r Mary Rumble j Susan Schmidt Frank Shaw Debra Reichert Diane Thompson Donald Tower Mary Jane Van Guilder Sandra Viele John West FIFTH GRADE Back Rowi Albert Fish, Gerald Van Guilder, Mary Conlon, Shelley Cleveland, Sharon Grant, Gerald Collard. Middle Row: Reginald Raymond, Edward Limoges, Edwin Bradway, Kathy Ball, Michael Au Claire, Debbie Smith, Keith Fish. Front Row! Terry Bump, John Reichart, Bruce Agard, Roxanna Mason, Yvonne Pelletier, Bonnie Jenkins, Bill Gilbert, Laura Clark, David Tower. Our class entered school in September with twelve boys and ten girls, We gained two boys. Bill Gilbert and John Crossman during the year. Our loss of Bonnie Jenkins in December was another school s gain. The class of 1975 extends to each member of the class of 1968 its Congratulations and Best Wishes for the Future. Erwin Bradway r .x' Mary Conlon Edward Limoges i mi a Debra Smith Terry Bump Alvin Fish Roxanna Mason Gerald Collard FOURTH GRADE Back Rows Mary Bump, Sheila Wissell, Dannie Miner, Patricia Wamsley, Kenneth Smith, Joe Hill, Scott Whitney. Middle Rows Philip Downey, Janice Bump, Gary Fish, Kathy Clark, Charlene Harpp, Steven Carlsen, Michael Gibson. Front Rows Joe Jenkins, Howard Meade, Harold Meade, Michael Morill, Mary Lou Viele, Bonnie Smith, Raymond Hildenbrand, Claudette Limoges. The Class of 1976 On Monday, October 2, 1967 we held election of officers for the school year. Scott Whitney was elected President; Claudette Limoges, Vice President; Kenneth Smith, Secretary, and Howard Meade, Treasurer. We were sorry to have three of our classmatess Joseph Hill, Joseph Jenkins, and Dennis Gadway, move away. However we were happy to welcome Michael Gibson and Dorothy McDevitt. The newest members of our group are Nich and Mark, two lovely, friendly, gerbils presented to us by Mr. Victor Schwenther of Tumblebrook Farm, Brant Lake, New York. Kenneth Smith, Secretary Grade U Philip Downey Joseph Hills Scott Whitney Gary Fish Mike Morrill Joseph Jenkins Sheila Wissell Janice 3ump r % h-? 'rJ Steven Carlson C { '. v '% ttrnn mm 4 Mike Gibson Bonnie Smith Kathy Clark Charlene Harpp Claudette Limoges Harold Meade Kenneth Smith Raymond Hildenbrand Howard Meade % ✓ Patricia Wamsley Mary Lou Viele THIRD GRADE Back Rowi Charles Baker, Patricia Bradway, Judy Carlsen, Richard Ellsworth, Lillian Shaw, Debbie Smith, Keith Perkins. Middle Row: Lance Cleveland, Robert Tower, Michael Dalaba, Debbie White, Linda Wells, Rae Lynn Wolfe, Patrick Morehouse, Jane Gamble. Front Row Elaine Goodspeed, Randy Moses, Laura Goodwin, Mike Baker, Michele Frasier, Debra Fuller, Randy Goodspeed, Jimmy Jones. Third Grade began the year with twenty-two students. In October, Patrick Morehouse transferred from Chestertown and after ten weeks with us, returned to Chestertown. The highlights of our year have been our Halloween, Christmas and Valentine parties. We have enjoyed them to the fullest and are grateful to the parents for their kindness in sending so many goodies • We have kept a weather chart for the month of February. It was a sunny but very cold month. Keeping the chart taught us to read the thermometer and wind vane, also some of the things that help make up the weather, the meaning of above and below zero, freezing point, etc. We also noted how the weather affects the lives and work of people. Especially how it affected our play period, as the sub- zero weather kept us from playing outside so many days. We have a very cooperative group of boys and girls who work and play happily together. It is a most enjoyable group. Debra Fuller Mike Baker I Kike Dal ba 2 A A Jane Gamble Jimmy Jones Patricia Bradway A f Richard Ellsworth Blaine Goodspeed Randy Moses Judy Carlson Michele Frasier Randy Goodspeec Keith Perkins Lance Cleveland „ 1 Laura Goodwin jy d ami Debbie White SECOND GRADE Back Rowi Cindy Frasier, Theresa Davis, Raymond Smith, Laurel Holcomb, Carmen Grey, Erie Tyrell, Sarah Hayes, Lance Miner, James Goodwin, Terry Clark, Richard Thompson, Darrell Wolfe, Diane Carlsen. Front Row: Anne Swinton, Ronald Goodspeed, Susan Morrill, Robin Tower, David Wainsley, Nadine Griffen, Glen Dalaba, Timothy Shaw, Robin Bisceglia, Stewart Fish, Delvin Wheeler. Cindy Frasier-'When I grow up I would like to be a nurse. Theresa Davis-When I grow up I would like to be a maid. Laurel Holcorab-When I grow up I would like to be a scientist. Carmen Grey-When I grow up I would like to be a teacher. Erie Tyrell-When I grow up I would like to be a farmer. Lance Miner-When I grow up I would like to be a football player. James Goodwin-When I grow up I would like to be a veterinarian. Terry Clark-’When I grow up I would like to be a farmer. Richard Thompson-'When I grow up I would like to be a soldier. Darrell Wolfe-When I grow up I would like to be a fireman. Diane Carlsen-When I grow up I would like to be a teacher. Anne Swinton-When I grow up I would like to be a nurse. Ronald Goodspeed-When I grow up I would like to be a marine. Susan Morrill-When I grow up I would like to be a nurse. Robin Tower-When I grow up I would like to be a nurse. David Wamsley-When I grow up I would like to be a scientist. Nadine Griffen-When I grow up I would like to be a Sunday School teacher. Timothy Shaw-When I grow up I would like to be a movie star. Robin Bisceglia-’When I grow up I would like to be a fisherman. Stewart Fish-When I grow up I would like to be a fisherman. Delvin Wheeler-When I grow up I would like to be a fisherman. Carrie Tower-When I grow up I would like to be a nurse. Raymond Smith-When I grow up I would like to be a mechanic. Glen Dalaba-When I grow up I would like to be a cowboy. Walter Young-When I grow up I would like to be a marine. Virginia McDevitt-When I grow up I would like to be a teacher. Theresa Davis Stewart Fish 4- Cindy Fraiser •• i • • James Goodwin Ronald Goodspeed Lance Miner Susan Morill Timothy Shaw Raymond Smith Ann Swinton Richard Thompson Carrie Tower Robin Tower Erie Tyrel David Wamsley Darrell Wolfe Delvin Wheeler FIRST GRADE Back Rows Sandra Goodspeed, Nancy Smith, Tina Frasier, Daniel Agard, Theodore Schmidt, Melody Viele, Walter Bradway, Dennis Wheeler, Mark Ellsworth, Daniel Engstrom. Front Rows Vanessa Moses, Toni Jenkins, Ricky Tower, Frank Meade, Ernest Clark, John Cleveland, Dixie Viele, Valerie Swinton, Kevin Goodwin, David Knickerbocker. Our class is very fond of animals. We have found that our favorite pets are as followss Tina Frasier-My cat named Silky. Sandra Goodspeed-My dog named Ringo Vanessa Moses-My big dog named Tiger and my little dog Sebastian. Nancy Smith-My kitten named Tiger. Valerie Swinton-My pony named Silver. Dixie Lee Viele-My kittens named Melodic, Peetie, and Timmy. Melodie Viele-My German Shepherd named Goldie. Daniel Agard-My horse named Goldie. Walter Bradway-My cat named Thomas. Ernest Clark-My cat named Fluffy. John Cleveland-My bird named Chester. Mark Ellsworth-My dog named Sam. Daniel Engstrom- My German Shepherd named Sarg. Kevin Goodwin-My watch dog named Chipper. David Knickerbocker-My two rabbits. Frank Meade-My cat named Puff. Theodore Schmidt-Ky cat named Pussy. Ricky Tower-My Collie named Laddie. Dennis Wheeler-My dog named Ginger. Danny Agard Walter Bradway John Cleveland Mark Ellsworth Daniel Engstrom i Ernest Clark Trina Frasier Sandra Good speed Kevin Goodwin Toni Jenkins David Knickerbocker Frank Meade Vanessa Limoges Teddy Schmidt Nancy Smith Valerie Swinton KINDERGARTEN „V S P U a lehh p P 4 r c VCI 'V ° HI K cp |M B q chH t°Ph P bob '3 e CCd r h Dawn Agard Chris Armstrong Steven Bogle Ih Glen Carlson Bonnie Colegrove Betty Lou Dalaba Gertrude Dutcher Kenny Fish Brenda Frasier Judith Gamble Rebecca Limoges Josephine Meade Prudence Millington Misti Keith Daniel Hayes Henry Plenty Eigne Rumble Harold Springer Jennifer Towsley Linda Tyrell Cathy Wells DRIVER’S EDUCATION CLASS Left to Rights Barbara Long, Doris Clark, Dan Wescott, Gary Johnson, Dwight Jackson, Leif Carlsen, Larry Sheild, Dan Bump, John Agard, Harvey Robins, Gary Clark. Lert to Rights Mr. Breuer, John Biscegila, Cheyrl Viele, Mary Pelliter, Susan Ellsworth, David Filkins, Douglas Fish, Thomas Fuller, Bill Hoctor, Richard Holcomb, Leo Limoges. VOCATIONAL CLASS Back Rows Fred Griffin, Ricky Bump. Front Rows Andrea Perry, Alma Fish. Absent Eugene Dutcher. HARVEY SENIOR PLAY Left to rightl Barbara Long, Phil VanGuilder, Donna Viele, Rudy Mason, Lorrie Roblee, Mike Barletta, Mr. Kyrk, Sherry Bump, Doug Fish, Rhea Mason, Bill Hoctor, John Ellsworth, Gary Clark. Cast in order of Appearance Myrtle Mae Simmons...Lorrie Roblee Veta Simmons......... .Sherry Bump El wood P. Dowd.....Mike Barletta Johnson.............Tom Stallth Mrs. Chauvenet......Donna Viele Miss Kelly, R.N.••••.Rhea Mason Wilson.............. Rudy Mason Dr. Sanderson.........Bill Hoctor Dr. Chumley...........Gary Clark Judge Gaffney.........Doug Fish Betty Chumley.......Pauline Limoges L. G. Lofgren........Phil VanGuilder Committees Director............Mr. Kyrk Stage Manager......Dan Wescott Stage Hand.........John Ellsworth Property Manager...Barbara Long Make-up........................Mr. Flachbarth Mrs. Tennyson Andrea Perry Senior Play The Senior Class production of Harvey by Mary Chase was a highlight of the first semester, Mr. Kyrk was our producer and we appreciated his efforts to help make the play a success. All the members of the class became involved in someway. There were moments when we gave our producer heart palpitations, but the cast did its best and we were proud of the finished performance. I8 Elwood seeing anyone nowadays? Senior Play What happened to you? Don't ask! Just let me sit down. If you ask me that dame Is wacky! Now there is a difference of opinion AWARDS DOUGLAS FISH N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship Essex County Music Association Award Acceptance and Scholarship to Ithaca College RHEA MASON Representative for Adirondack Beauty Queen ALLAN CLARK Golden Hammer - an award for excellence in accomplishment and for evidence of leader- ship in Industrial Arts. CHORUS Top Rows C. Van Guilder, D. Fish, L. Limoges, D. Bump, H. Schieren, G. Van Guilder, T. Filkins, G. Clark, D. Filkins, A. Tyrol, L. Carlson, P. Van Guilder, M. Downey, B. Hoctor. 3rd. Rows P. Limoges, P. Collard, R. Mason, S. Bump, J. Mitchell, M. Pelletier, A. Clark, H. Smith, K. Byrne, L. Jones, D. Perkins, M. Duffy, K. Byrne, C. Smith. 2nd. Rows P. Whitney, S. Ellsworth, W. Tyrel, C. Viele, D. Harpp, D. Jackson, R. Raymond, T. Fuller, D. Viele, J. Van Guilder, J. Morrisey, T. Moses, S. Limoges, Mrs. Tyrell. Front Rows J. Planty, A. Bassett, V. Limoges, R. Mason, R. Mason, C. Au Claire, J. Raymond, S. Planty. High School Chorus for 1967-1968 consists of fifty-five members; Thirty girls and twenty-five boys. With our outstanding bass section, strong alto singers, soaring sopranos and true tenors we were able to present a well balanced chorus. Our Christmas audience told us they thoroughly enjoyed our concert, the high point of which was our singing of MAnd the Glory of the Lord 1 from Handel's Messiah, with our director conducting from the piano. We are an enthusiastic chorus this year, delighting in singing good music. Twenty of our group were selected to sing in the county chorus at Schroon Lake, and twelve in the All State Festival in Plattsburgh. Our director tells us she is very proud of our performance musically, our loyalty to our school, and our conduct at festivals. ORCHESTRA Back rows Middle rowi Front row H. Hildenbrand, T. Fuller, D. Fish, L. Shiell, G. Clark, G. VanGuilder, C. VanGuilder, A Clark, M. Shaw. T. Moses, D. Agard, S. Viele, K. Shaw, C. Planty, D. Harpp, K. Byrne, S. Bradway, L. Jones, C. Viele, S. Ellsworth, N. Engle, R. Duffy. J. Raymond, J. Gamble, L. Hildenbrand, C. Morrison, C. AuClaire,, V. Limoges, P. Limoges. Mr. Hajeck YEARBOOK STAFF Back Rows Jenell Mitchell, Lorrie Roblee, Suzanne Limoges, David Filkins, Pauline Limoges, Phil Van Guilder, Mike Barletta, Tom Fuller, Leo Limoges, Richard Holcomb, Cheryl Viele. Front Rows Tom Smith, Jean Raymond, Donna Viele, Mrs. Mundy, Sher Bump,Doug Fish. The Yearbook Staff acknowledges with deep appreciation the help of everyone who has worked on this year's Integrity. The Juniors have pitched in and we especially thank John Bisceglia, Mary Pelletier, Susan Ellsworth and Jean Raymond for their aid. The Sophomores showed real initiative, especially with candids. Thank you Henry Hildenbrand, Pam Whitney and John Agard. The Freshmen surprised and pleased us with their interest. Thank you especially Robert Mason. Without you I would have been lost, and no less to you, Cathy Au Claire. If anyone has been missed, it has been unintentional, but not unappreciated. We wish everyone of you of the future Yearbook Staffs as much cooperation and fun as we have had. Best Wishes to you all. Sherry Bump Editor NEWSPAPER STAFF Standing! Allan Clark, Bill Hoctor, Gary Clark, Phil Van Guilder. Sitting: Lorrie Roblee, Donna Viele, Mike Barletta, Mr. Kyrk, Sher Bump, Rhea Mason. Editor........Micheal Barletta Asst. Editor..Rhea Mason Secretary.....Donna Viele Treasurer.....Mrs. Mundy This bi-monthly newspaper consists of school news, special features, gossip, sports, jokes, and song dedications. It is intended for reading enjoyment as well as offering an opportunity for students to ’speak out . It is also hoped that it will encourage self expression, and an interest in creative writing. We hope to produce, someday, a product worthy of a collection of Student’s Anthologies. ATHLETICS ' JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Standings Coach Puller, Randy Mason, Roy Baker, Tim Carlson, Tom Filkins, Richard Agard, Clifton Van Guilder, Terry Perkins, Mike Downey-Manager. Front Rows Eddie Nelson, Jay Harrington, Lance Moses, Danny Long, Barry Hayes. Hague (home) Vars. Opp. 52 J.V. DT 0 Chestertown (away) —58 71 40 57 Newcomb (away)—— —58 63 35 26 Wells (home)— 46 73 31 55 Horicon (away) —67 65 44 34 Minerva (home) —71 66 35 42 Long Lake (home)— 92 59 33 50 Chestertown (home) 64 74 40 36 Wells (away) —71 47 29 13 Newcomb (home) —53 87 46 59 Horicon (home)—— 46 80 13 36 Hague (away) —63 85 40 16 Long Lake (away)— 86 66 64 52 Indian Lake (home) —95 74 59 60 67 62 50 59 81 7_1 _ 49 36 Won Lost Won Lost 9 7 7 9 VARSITY BASKETBALL Back Rowi Larry Shiell-Manager, John Agard, Leif Carlson, Dave Filkins, Gary Clark, Danny Bump, Leo Limoges, Coach Fuller, Front Row Tom Fuller, Allan Clark, Doug Fish, Bill Hoctor, Dwight Jackson, Robert Mason, Robert Raymond. Both Varsity and Junior Varsity teams finished in fifth place in their respective leagues. The Varsity finished the season with four straight wins and their record qualified them for the section 7 play offs in which they were defeated by Chestertown. The Junior Varsity, who started the season with a completely inexperienced group, came on to win 7 games and also finished strong at the end of the season. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Cathy Au Claire Regina Mason, Mary Ellsworth, Lorelie Hildenbrand, Pamela Shiell, Kathy Byrnes-Captain. SPORT Back Rows Coach Fuller, George Viele, Roy Baker, Dan Bump, Gary Clark, Dave Fllkins, Tom Stallth, Leif Carlson, Leo Limoges. Front Rows Danny Long, Clifton Van Guilder, Mike Barletta, Allan Clark, Bill Hoctor, Doug Fish, Tom Fuller, Robert Raymond, Robert Mason. Soccer Leauge Games We Hague (Home)-------------------3 Minerva (Away)—------------- 3 Chester town (Home)---—--------k Hague (Away)-—--------------- k Minerva (Home)-----------------0 Chester town (Away)------------2 League record—3 wins, 2 losses, 1 tie. Overall record—5 wins, 4 losses, 2 ties. Highlights of the season - the 4 to tie and 2 to 1 win over arch-rival Chestertown. WELLS HOUSE HOTEL Good HOME Cooked Meals Round 'n' Square Dancing Every Saturday Night A. Barletta, Proprietor The Owner of THE NEW AND MODERN POTTERSVILLE MOTEL Corner Route 9 - Stone Bridge Road Pottersville, New York COMPLIMENTS PATRON'S CORNER OF Congratulations's and Best Wishes T. J. FISH SON Mr. and Mrs. Bud Norton, Lake George Chestertown, N. Y. 12817 Andy's Pizza, Schroon Lake, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Long, Mr. Robert Flachbarth A Teacher, Pottersville Central School Mr. Robert Duncan COMPLIMENTS MAYPINE MARINE Sno Jet Snomobiles Mercury Outboards Glastron Boats of D. E. 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