Pottersville Central School - Integrity Yearbook (Pottersville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1969 volume:

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Cert., SUNY Oneonta Mrs. Mary Bolton - Gradp 3 B.S., SUNY Plattsburg Mrs. Lorna Brewer - Kindergarten B.S., Syracuse University Front Row: Mrs. FIla Montgomery - Grade 6 B.S., SUNY Plattsburg Mrs. Mary Maquire - Grade 5 SUNY Plattsburg Mrs. Helen Vanderwarker - Grade 2 B.S., SUNY Potsdam Mrs. Fdith Higley - Grade 1 B.S., SUNY Potsdam HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS Back Row: Richard Haieck - Instrumental Music B.S., SUNY Potsdam Michael Me Sweeney - Industrial Arts B.S., SUNY Oswego Robert Flachbarth - Mathematics M.A., SUNY Albany Richard Kahn - English, Social Studies B.S., St. Lawrence University Richard Kyrk - English Bob Jones University Front Row: Robert Duncan - Science B.S., SUNY Plattsburgh Mrs. Mildred S. Tyrell - Music B.A., SUNY Albany Mrs. Helen M. Baldwin - Socials Studies, French M.A., SUNY Albany Mrs. Aurrilla J. Mundy - Business B. S., SUNY Albany Edward Fuller - Physical Education B.S., Arnold, New Haven STAFF Cafeteria - Mrs. Raymond, Mrs. Bleickhardt, Mrs. McDonnell DEDICATION Wo, the Senior Class, dedicate our yearbook, Integrity '69 to a woman who has helped us through our high school years. Even though many of us were strangers to her in her first year at Pottersville she agreed to advise us and has unselfishly qiven of her time and effort during the past four years. She has defended us on many occasions hut has never been afraid to state her opinion when she felt we were wrong. We hone that this dedication will express the gratitude which we feel. Thank you....Mrs. Aurrilla jndy. John Bisceglia Frederick Griffen David Filkins Thomas Fuller Richard Holcomb Leo Limoges Jenell Mitchell Suzanne Limoges Mary Pelletier roll call JOHN BI9CEGLIA Senior Play Yearbook - 2 years Newspaper - 2 years Baseball - 1 year peter carstensen Cross Country Chorus - 2 years School Play Corporal (N.Y.M.A.) Track CAVID FILKINS Chorus - 4 years Essex County Musical Festival - 2 years Sectional Music Fes- tival - 1 year Basketball - 6 years Soccer - 4 years Yearbook - 2 years Newspaper - 1 year Senior Play THOMAS FULLER Orchestra - 7 years Chorus - 4 years Soccer - 4 years Basketball - 6 years Baseball - 5 years President - Junior class Vice-President - Sopho- more class Treasurer - Senior class Sectional Music Fes- tival - 3 years Essex County Music Festival - 6 Senior Play LEO LIMOGES Chorus - 4 years Essex County Music Festival - 4 years Sectional Music Fes- tival - 1 year Soccer - 4 years Baseball - 3 years Basketball - 6 years Yearbook Student Council Vice-President - Freshman and Senior classes Treasurer - Junior class Senior Play SUZANNE LIMOGES Orchestra - 5 years Chorus - 4 years Sectional Music Fes- tival - 1 year Essex County Music Festival - 4 years Yearbook Senior Play JENELL MITCHELL President - Freshman class Chorus - 4 years Cheerleader - 2 years Senior Play Yearbook - 1 year Newspaper - 1 year MARY PELLETIER Senior Play Chorus - 3 years Yearbook - 1 year HOWARD SCHICREN Chorus - 2 years Baseball - 2 years WANDA TYREL Senior Play Chorus - 4 years Yearbook - 1 year Essex County Music Fes- tival - 1 year Cheryl Viele Secretary - 4 years Orchestra - 6 years Essex County Music Fes- tival - 4 years Chorus - 4 years State Sectional - 1 year Cheerleader - 4 years Varsity captain - 1 year Girl's Softball - 2 years Volleyball - 1 year Newsoaoer Co-editor - 1 year Yearbook - 2 years Business Manaaer - 1 year DAN VFSCOTT Basketball - 3 years Yearbook - 1 year Vice oresident - 1 year Senior Play Chorus - 1 year MARY YOUNG Chorus - 1 year Club (Dramatic) - 2 years Senior Play FREDERICK GRIFFEN Basketball - 1 year Senior Play RICHARD HOLCCMB Yearbook - 2 years Soccer - 2 years Basketball - 1 year Senior Play JEAN RAYMOND Orchestra - 7 years Chorus - 4 years Essex County Music Festival - 6 years State Sectional - 4 years Yearbook - 2 years Editor - Senior year Assistant Editor - Junior year Newspaper - 1 year Class treasurer - Freshman and Sophomore classes Vice President - Junior class President - Senior Class D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award Merit Scholarship CkJalify Test National Leval = Letter of Newsoaper - 1 year Editor - 1 year Student Counsil - 1 year Intramurals - 1 year Commendation HOW WE LOOKED THEN SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Standing: Leo Limoges - Vice President Thomas Fuller - Treasurer Sitting: Cheryl Viele - Secretary Mrs. Mundy - Advisor Jean Raymond - President Mrs. A. Mundy has been the senior class advisor for four years. Through her patience and kind help, the class of 1969 has had total success in all its activities. The seniors would like to express their sincere thanks to Mrs. Mundy for all she has done for us. John J an LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Class of 1969, students of Pottersvi 11 � Central School, located in the town of Pottersvilie, County of Warrpn, Statp of Npw York, being of sound (and pducated) minds, and of a disoosina and bpnpficpnt memory, do make, ordain, oublish, and dpclarp this to bp our last Will and Testament, hprpby rpvoking all formpr wills and codicils. To thp Board of Education wp bpqupath our gratitude, appreciation, and sincprp thanks for thpir continuous intprpst, concprn, and financial support. To thp Administration and Faculty wp 1p3vp with confidpncp and pridp thp apnrpciativp, studious, pagpr lparnprs following us class ...... aftpr class aftpr class .... And individually, wp wish to makp thp following pprsonal mpmorials, in fond hoop that in doing so wp benefit oui coming comradps as wp havp been benefited .... and blessed .... John Bisceglias has established a Luck Scholarship - to by drawn on at any time by any one in need - of luck, that is, of the kind with which he has been so plentiously endowed. Peter Carstensen leaves his tonsorial splendor the the musical, long-hair Mike Shaw; that his locks may be so well tended. David Filkins leaves his first place in the lunch line preferably to Mr. EXincan, but assuredly to any faculty member there first. Tom Fuller thinks Richard Hildenbrand the best recipient of his athletic ability, and he wishes Iarry Shiell to inherit his first trumpet chair in the brass section - orchestra that is.... Fred Griffen with much rending of heart - leaves to George Viele his most precious possession. The Automotive Manual (with the hone that flirtation and its charms will not deter George from benefiting from it's wisdom - as has Fred). Richard Holcomb has succumbed to the kindness that characterizes his heart, and leaves his Ski-Doo to the covetous Gilbert Van Oiilder. Leo Limooe wills his ability to have a good time - anywhere and everywhere and anytime (particularly in Lake Placid) to anyone - just anyone - who likes a good time. Suzanne Limoqe hands down her Adirondack Festival representative crown to Kris Byrne. Jenell Mitchell leaves her doctor's appointments (especially the one for curing her lead foot) to Laurie Jones. Mary Pelletier has decided that her fighting ability can best benefit the varsity basketball team, and thus she wills it. Jean Raymond - after much searching, thinks Pam Whitney can best benefit from her ability to study and apply herself. Howard Schiren - and we don't know why - leaves his ability to capture feminine hearts to Robert Mason. Wanda Tyrell bequeaths her quiet charm and love of work to Annie Bassett Dan Wescott leaves his quiet nature to Dan Long - and Mary Young - her fashion flair to Anna Perkins. Wo heretofore in this June of the year one thousand nine hundred and sixty-nine, set our hand and seal on this document and name, constitute, and appoint as executor our principal Mr. Reuben Mich - in the full knowledge and belief that he hasn’t enouoh troubles as is. THE CUSS OF 1969 CAN YOU IMAGINE? Pottersville having a winning basketball season? leo limoge holding his temper? Danny Wescott getting to school on time? Freddie Griffin without his brilliant ideas? Mr. Kyrk eating his complete lunch? Dave Filkins with less talk and more action? Peter Carstensen bald at the age of 45? Mary staying out of trouble - just ONE day of her life? All the Seniors graduating? Physical education without 'oach? Mr. Hajeck with his music? Mr. Brewer giving parking lessons? No last minute time outs by coach? Mrs. Mundy with a Volks=wagon? Cathy A. not riding in a black '63 Ford? Richard Holcomb not trying to prove a point? Tom Fuller not powdering someone with a chalk eraser? Pamela as a shy, quiet Senior? Anna not waiting for letters and phone calls from Brian? Cheryl not going to Albany weenends? Jenell behaving herself? Larry Shell without any money? Mrs. Baldwin's history tests being easy? John Aoard with a Chevy? Bob Raymond not playing 1st string? Jenell Mitchell spending weekends at home? UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIORS Back Rows John Agard, Daniel Bump, Gilbert VanOuilder, Michael Downey, Larry Shiell, Eugene Dutcher. Middle Rows Robert Holcomb, Robert Raymond, Richard Hildenbrand, Krisanne Byrne, James Wamsley, Michael Shaw, Allan Clark. Front Rows Jane Planty, Pamela Whitney, Trudy Moses, Anna Perkins, Joan VanOuilder, Laurie Jones. Standing: John Agard - President Daniel Bump - Treasurer Sitting: Laurie Jones - Secretary Mr. Kyrk - Advisor Allan Clark - Vice President Pam Kris Gilbert Laurie Jim John Dan Larry SOPHOMORES Back Rowi Randy Mason, Robert Mason, Roy Baker, Clifton VanGullder, Tom Filkins, George Viele, Gary Johnson, Dan Long. Front Row: Annie Bassett, Cathy AuClaire, Vivian Limoges, Denise Harpp, Donna Perkins, Kathy Byrne, Sandie Young, Josephine Wisell. Donna A Josphine Standing! Sandie Young - Secretary Robert Mason - Treasurer Sitting: Cathy AuClaire - President Mrs. Baldwin - Advisor Kathy Byrne - Vice President Clifton Randy Sandie Gary FRESHMEN Standings P. Shiell, N. Engle, S. Bradway, D. Bradway, R. Downey, R. Agard, P. Carstensen, C. Planty, C. Smith. Seated: S. Planty, C. Bassett, V. Limoges, L. McKinstry, N. Clark, V. Hildenbrand, R. Mason, M. Ellsworth, J. Smith. Richard David Nancy Poul Valerie Calla Vanessa Bob L% Standing� Nancy Engle - Secretary Carol Smith - Treasurer A Seated: Regina Mason - President Mr. Kahn - Advisor Poul Carstensen - Vice-President M Regina Christine Shirley 0 Roger Pam Carol EIGHTH GRADE Back Row: R Middle Row i J, H Front Row: S, T Smith, E. Viele, T. Perkins, J. Harrington. Gamble, B. Hayes, K. Shaw, L. Moses, J. Roblee, West, B. Conover. Clark, H. Mead, T. Towsley, D. Agard, S. Viele, Moses, C. Morrison. The EIGHTH GRADE at Pottersville Central School is typical of others across the land. We are slowly shaking ourselves from our childhood dreams and beginning to open our eyes to the Comdex world about us. The light of recognition and acceptance comes in its own good time and some of us are all ready fully awake while the rest are, as yet, slumbering blissfullly. We hooe that June will find us all yawning and stretching for the next rung on the ladder. ' 1 Jer-- SEVENTH GRADE Back Rows S. Viale, B. Harpp, G. Armstrong, C. Norton, R. Bleickhardt, T. Engle, K. Perkins. Middle Row: J. West, F. Shaw, R. Clark, D. Armstrong, E. Bump, J. Gamble, S. Schmidt, C. AuClaire, D. Engstrom, D. Thompson, D. Reichert. Front Row: T. Downey, D. Reichert, M. McDevitt, P. Miner, M. J. VanGuilder, M. Rumble, L. Carlson. The SEVENTH GRACE at Pottersville Central School is the turning point from the elementary school to the senior high school. We try to develop those skills and attributes which will give us a sense of self-discipline and responsibility. Sometimes we find this difficult to do as we are still so close to our elementary school days and ideas. One way we are trying to become more closely associated with the high school is by sending two representatives, Mark McDevitt and Joan Gamble, to the newly formed Student Council. We do not elect class officers and therefore we welcome this oooortjnity to see democracy in action. Curtis 5 Cindy John £ £l Dale Linda A Susan Dave Diane Mark Darlene jti. X.' Raymond Robert Joan c-J [f-; | I Ali Greg .i £« Patty Bimnsis Mary m Elizabeth Kathy Theresa Mary Bonnie Frank Back Row: A. Fish, S. Cleveland, G. Collard, S. Grant, M. Conlon, G. VanCfcilder, M. AuClaire. Middle Row: E. Limoges, K. Fish, R. Raymond, E. Bradway, H. Clark, B. Agard, J. Reichert. Front Ro y: L. Clark, Y. Pelletier, R. Mason, T. Bump, D. Smith, J. Crossman, C. Collier. Former 6th Graders SIXTH GRADE Erwin Mary John Laura Shelly JL Gerald Yvonne Alvin Eddie Rory John FIFTH GRADE Back Row: Middle Row: Front Row: Absent : G. Fish, C. EUnworth, S. Wissell, M. Bump, M. Gibson, K. Smith, S. Whitney. H. Mead, S. Carlsen, P. Wamsley, D. Miner, C. Limoges, K. Clark, D. McDevitt, H. Mead. A. Clark, J. Bump, M. L. Viele, R. Hildenbrand, P. Downey, B. Smith. C. Harpp. The FIFTH GRACE held election of officers in October. The following officers were elected: Scott Whitney - President Anne Clark - Vice President Maryann Bumo - Secretary Kathy Clark - Treasurer Janie Maryann £ Kathy Philip a m Steven Anne e Gary 4kM Micheal Charlene Raymond Claudette Dorothy Back Row: D. White, J. Gamble, B, Bradway, R. Ellsworth, J. Carlsen. Front Row: M. Clark, R.L. Wolfe, L.S. Wells, M. Dalaba. FOURTH GRADE Class of 1977 CXir class officers are: President - Charles Baker Vice President - Lillian Shaw Secretary - Keith Perkins Treasurer - Dpbra Smith The members of the class of 1977 wish every member of the class of 1969 health, hapniness, and prosperity. Grade d When you're walking on icy street. Watch out for your own feet. Because if you fall down. You might hit your crown. We have a new snowmobile We got a very good deal. It never eats a meal Ah! Sometimes I take the wheel. I shot an arrow in the sky, Man did that thing fly. Oh it hit Tom in the head, Poor Tom he just fell dead. The Unhappy Boy An unhappy boy is Keith. Because he hitched a ride with a thief! So my safety rangers. Never hitch a ride with strangers. Please go get the ball. Don't run fast and fall Oh, you hit your head. My it does look red. Back Row: L. Shaw, C. Baker, D. Smith, K. Perkins, D. Fuller. Front Row: L. Cleveland, J. Jones, M. Baker, L. Dunworth, V. Collier. THIRD GRADE Back Row: L. Miner, D. Carlsen, M. Clark, T. Davis, D. Wheeler, C. Frasier, C. Gray, S. Fish, S. Hayes. Middle Row: T. Clark, T. Shaw, R. Moses, R. Thompson, V. McDevitt, N. Griffen, W. Young. Front Row: R. Smith, E. Tyrell, G. Dalaba, L. Holcomb, D. Wamsley, D. Wolfe, A. Swinton. THIRD GRACE has been a little unique this year, as we have had the same students in our group who entered in September to the present time (mid-year). There are fourteen boys and nine girls in our class. Many are avid readers. We have had a story tree, on which we put a leaf naming the title and author of each book read and reported. We have the prospect of new library books and are hopefully awaiting for confirmation of this. Books are like magic carpets, taking us to many lands and introducing many new friends. Terry Randy p. David Cindy Delvin Raymond Virginia Martha Carmen Walter © A A Richard Erie Stewart Tim Nadine SECOND GRADE Back Row! D. Wheeler, W. Bradway, R. Bisceglia, M. Ellsworth, D. T. Schmidt, J. Crossman, D. Agard. Front Row! F. Mead, M. Viele, N. Smith, D. Viele, V. Swinton, J. Clark. Absent! V. Moses. v ofncy h anh Ply rz.Ljsc, ftarli CllSvttZdf) Jacle Crossman IdCK Ilar e.ss f1 J+i D C h his tfofoiT 6. John H. Clark, J. Cleveland, I •ickmiA'V to cl l e e £rne.S+ R«bir FIRST GRADE Front Rows G. Qjtcher, D. Hayes, J. Gamble, R. Steele, L. Tyrell, K. Wells, B. Etonworth, K. Fish, D. Knickerbocker. Back Row: M. Keith, E. Rumble, J. Towsley, S. Bogle, C. Armstrong, G. Carlsen, B.L. Dalaba, D. Agard. Absent: Rebecca Limoges Mv Name Is Dawn Agard 6 I Am years old I Like To sing Christopher Armstrong 7 years old sing Steven Bogle 6 years old run my track Glen Carlsen 6 years old play with my hot wheels Betty Lou Dalaba 6 years old go to school Gertrude Dutcher 8 years old play in the snow Brian Eunworth 7 years old jump in the snow Kenneth Fish 6 years old work Judith Gamble 6 years old play with my dolls Daniel Hayes 7 years old play with my brother Misti Keith 6 years old play nurse David Knickerbocker 7 years old read Rebecca Limoges 6 years old read Elyne Rumble 6 years old play with my doll house Rebecca Steele 8 years old feed the pigs Jennifer Towsley 6 years old help my teacher Linda Tyerll 7 years old help my mother Katherine Wells 6 years old go to school Lawrence Persons 6 years old play with the Ski-Doo Katherine Linda Rebecca Rebecca Glen Misti Brian h f Betty Lou Kenneth Elyne Jennifer When We Grow U£ We Want To jfe: Back Row: Amy Harpp Vern Fish Kevin Saville Owen Griffen Scott Moses torse Daddy Rifleman Cowboy Cowboy Front Row: Tammy Hayes Tina Engle Carrina Conlon Brenda Frasier Billie-Jeanne Agard torse Secretary torse Store-saleslady torse K l-N D.E R.GART E N Absent: Rebecca and Wendy Linebarrier, Robin VanDerwarker, and Neil Cunkley When We Grow Up We Want To Be: Back Row: Larry Tyre11 Douglas Steele Salvatore DeBella Kevin Fish Henry Planty Marjorie VanGuilder Fireman Cowboy Santa Claus Fireman Fireman torse Front Row: Prudence Millington Tina Millington Colleen Shaw Donna Knickerbocker Brenda Qalaba Penny Wheeler Avon Lady torse torse Cowgirl Schoolteacher Store-saleslady torse ,W. K Billy Corrina Brenda Neil KevJr' Vern Douglas Owen Donna Tina Henry Kevin Colleen Robin Majorie Penny Salvatore m mF - • � Tanuny Larry 100 Droof Playboy. Wpdding Plans SEX - EE My Last Wppd ! Thosp vw n thp days. !? � ! You applied where? F°xy lady Jenell work!no? ???? What a chassis! Mums the word. The Look of love YEARBOOK Standings R. Hildenbrand, J. Bisceglia, S. Young, J. Agard, D. Filkins, T. Fuller, R. Holcomb, L. Limoges, P. Whitney. Seated: T. Moses, C. Viele, Mrs. Mundy, J. Raymond, R. Mason, J. VanGuilder. NEWSPAPER Standings J. Raymond, J. Harrington, L. Jones, J. Bisceglia, K. Byrne, R. Mason, P. Whitney, R. Hildenbrand, J. Agard, C. AuClaire. Seated: K. Byrne, V. Limoges, C. Viele, M. Young, D. Filkins, A. Perkins, Absent - Mr. Kyrk - Advisor. Mr. Kyrk - Manager CAfl Dave Pptpr Paul Toni - Mr. Do Ison tpo - Bob Davp - Extra Richard - Freddie Howip - Mr. Shprmpr Mary P.- Mrs. Dolson Laurip - Ellip-May Mary Y. - Hildpqardp Jpnpll - Mrs. Shprmpr Suzannp - Jill Jpan - Paiqp John - Jimmy Wanda - Sally MIXED CHORUS Back Row: T. Fuller, P. Carstensen, C. VanGuilder, R. Agard, M. Downey, T. Filkins, D. Filkins, H. Schieren, G. VanQuilder, D. ftjmp, L. Limoges, J. Agard, A. Clark. 2nd Row: R. Downey, R. Mason, D. Wescott, P. Shiell, C. Viele, T. Moses, W. Tyrel, V. Hlldenbrand, V. Limoges, R. Mason, R. Raymond. 3rd Row: Mrs. Tyrrell, C. Smith, N. Engle, S. Bradway, J. Mitchell, L. Jones, K. Byrne, D. Perkins, K. Byrne, C. Planty, D. Harpp, Front Row: C. AuClaire, S. Limoges, P. Whitney, J. Raymond, R. Mason, V. Limoges, M. Ellsworth, A. Bassett, C. Bassett, J. Smith, S. Planty, J. Planty. Absent: J. VanGuilder, Althouah this year's chorus is smaller in quantity than last year's, the quality has not diminished. Part of this Is due to the experienced members but much credit must also be given to the new members. Almost all of the Freshmen joined the chorus this year. The Christmas Concert was a great success. Some of the numbers performed by the chorus were: White Christmas , The Night Before Christmas”, and Calypso Noel. The chorus is preparing for the Soring Concert and Commencement. They are working on selections from South Pacific, Sheep and Lambs May Safely Grare by Back, and There Is a Balm in Gilead. Twelve members of the chorus represented Pottersville in the All-State Sectional Chorus in Lake Placid. Seventeen represented us at the Essex County Music Festival. ORCHESTRA Back Rows R. Hildenbrand, M. Shaw, A. Clark, C. VanQuilder, L. Shiell, T. Fuller, J. Gamble. Middle Row: D. Harpp, C. Planty, L. Jones, K. Byrne, S. Bradway, N. Engle, S. Limoges, Front Rows T. Moses, S. Viele, D. Agard, J. Raymond, M. Ellsworth, C. AuClaire, V. Limoges, V. Hildenbrand, C. Viele, K. Shaw. Several new members have joined the orchestra since last fall. They are mainly string olayers and have helped the violin section considerably. The orchestra showed much improvement at Christmas time and is continually working to make its future appearances as successful. Laurie Jones was the only orchestra representative in the All-State Sectionals last fall but several more have been chosen for the Essex County Music Festival. H L O E N A L W E ATHLETICS J V BASKETBALL Back Row: Manager M. Downey, J. Roblee, B. Conover, G. Armstrong, C. Collard L. Moses, P. Carstensen Front Row: T. Towsley, D. Engstrom, T. Carlson, T. Perkins, J. Gamble, J. Harrington As the Yearbook goes to press, the varsity has won one out of ten games while the junior varsity has a record of seven wins and three losses. Having lost their entire starting five from last year, the varsity has had to contend with inexperience and has recently come along to play closely contested games with Horicon, Minerva, and Chestertown. Best game to date was the 73 to 70 loss to arch rival Chestertown. The game was played on their court, and the bobcats had the lead near the end of the game but after losing two of the starting five lost the game in the final seconds. The junior varsity, having a good year, but have had several close games. One was a one point loss to Chestertown on our court and another was the two point win on the Chestertown court. VARSITY BASKETBALL Back Rows L. Shiell, Manager, C. Van Osilder, G. Van Guilder, T. Filkins, D. Bumo, R. Mason, Coach Fuller Front Rows D. long, R Mason, T. Fuller, D. Filkins, L. Limoges, A Clark, R. Raymond Individual leaders at this writing Field Goal Percentage Foul Try Percentage Rebounds Average Points Assists Per Game___ VARSITY Junior VARSITY Bob Bob Dave Bob Bob Raymond - 37« Raymond-57 Filkins 149 Mason 40 Raymond 16 Tim Tim Tim Tim Tim Carlson - 38 Carlson-45 Carlson 146 Carlson 25 Carlson 17 JUNIOR VARSITY T. Moses, R. Mason, K. Shaw, V. Hildenbrand, D. Agard, H. Mead. VARSITY C. AuClalre, K. Byrne, A. Bassett, J. VanGuilder, S. Young, absent K. Byrne. Back Row: R. Holcomb, C. Van Guilds, T. Filkins, D. Filkins, G. Van Ojild.r, D. Bumo, R. BakPr, Coach Fuller Front Row: T. Fuller, D. Lonq, R. Raymond, R. Hildpnbrand, D. Bradway Most of this year's qamps wprp closely contpstpd with thp winnpr in doubt until thp final whistlp. Too scorpr was Tom FuIIpt with six qoals, followpd by Dan long with thrpp qoals, and npxt in linp was Bob Raymond with two qoals. Thp tPam lost thp sprvicps J of Lpo Limoqps, onp of thpir too dpfpnsivp olayprs, parly in thp spason bpcausp of injurips. Richard Holcomb, Gporgp VIpIp, Dan ftjmo, and Fullpr wptp outstanding on thp dpfpnsp. Too aamps wprp thp two tips with Haqup and thp win ovpr thp Johnsburo J.V.'s. FivP of thp qamps wprp ovprtimp aamps WH THEY Long Lakp (away) 1 2 Schroon Lakp (away) 1 4 Minprva (homp) 1 2 ♦Chpstprtown (away) 0 3 ♦Horicon i (homp) 2 3 tsburg J.V's (away) 1 0 ♦Hagup (homp) 0 0 ♦Minprva (away) 1 3 «Chpstprtown (hbmp) 1 6 Indian Lakp (away) 2 6 ♦Horicon (away) 1 3 ♦Haqup (away) 1 1 POTTERSV I LIE CENTRAL SCHOOL POTTERSVILLE, N.Y. BOARD 0 F EDUCATION Forrest Jones, President Norine Shaw Evelyn Pelletier Gerald Van Guilder Albert Smith Carl H. Roblee, Clerk Dorothea Van Derwarker, Treasurer Orris EXi Rose, Collector 494-3511 COMPLIMENTS OF MARTIN FORD FORD Mustang Falcon Fairlane FORD THUNDER BIRD Chestertown, N.Y. COMPLIMENTS OF THE COFFEE SHOP and Lou Bisner Chestertown, N.Y. 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SMITH'S RESTAURANT and BAKERY To The North Creek, N. Y. CUSS OF '69 Vetter's Hardware Chestertown, N.Y. GORE MOUNTAIN GARAGE Tune Uos - General Reoairs Tires - Batteries - Accessories John Walker Bob Walker, PrODietors North Creek, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS MONTGOMERY WARD OF CHESTERTOWN LIQUOR North Creek, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS S’ORE OF IRENE’S BEAUTY SHOP Chestertown New York THE POORE HOUSE Routes 889 Chestertown, New York Telephone - 494-3000 Serving the CATERING THE HUNT ROOM FINEST Special Parties TACT ROOM In In Weddings WINNERS CIRCLE for Foods and Wines Etc Our Unexcelled Services! COMPLIMENTS OF ROBERTS GULF SERVICE Off Exit 25 Chestertown, N. Y. Phone 494-2032 BELL HA GAR A Variety of Nicer Treasures ANTIQUES You Can Well Afford 30 Main St. Warrensburg, N. Y. SWANEE'S SOFT ICE CREAM ' DRIVE IN' Routes 8 9 Chestertown, N.Y. Phone 4441 COURTESY OF THE AUSTIN J. SMITH STORE Sa les and Service Chestertown, New York Compliments of 'THE PLACE' Specializing in Fine Italian Food Steaks-----Chops Near Junction of Routes 8 and 9 Exit 25 of the Northway REYNOLDS APPLIANCE 8. T.V. CENTER 58 Main St. Phone 623-9223 Warrensburg, New York 12885 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE COMPLIMENTS CF CUSS OF '69 A. B. MOTEL North End Exit 26 Corner Route Pottersville N 87 9 New York SMITH GARAGE INC. Sales Service RAMBLER BARLETTA ’ s World Standard of Compact Car Excellence WELLS HOUSE HOTEL Pottersville, N.Y. Pottersville, N. Y. NATURAL AGARD’ STORE STONE and BRIDGE Something to CAVES Chirp About SPORT SHOP Sporting Supplies Groceries Live Bait - Ice Pottersville, New York Route 9 Phone Pottersville 494-3428 New York COMPLIMENTS OF Mr. and Mrs. Conlon COMPLIMENTS OF ROY BOLES JANSER'S DRUG STORE Chestertown, N.Y. ATLANTIC ATLANTIC GAS and Delicatessen Open 24 Hours Phone 494-9913 Pottersville, N.Y. COMPLIMENTS OF FRONTI ERTOWN NORTH HUDSON NEW YORK BUCK BEAR Restaurant Bar Fine Foods All Legal Beverages Northway Exit 26 on Route 9 Pottersville, New York COMPLIMENTS OF THE ALP HORN INN Chestertown, New York Compliments of MT. VIEW HOTEL Minerva, New York Compliments of SQUAW MT. MOTEL Schroon Lake New York MAPLE LEAF MOTEL and COFFEE SHOP Schroon Lake, N.Y. Compliments of DOLLY S Schroon Lake, New York Compliments of Schroon Lake Liquor Store HEWITT OIL CO. Fuel Oil and Kerosene Olmstedvilie, New York Compliments of PITKIN HARDWARE AND SPORT SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF CHESTER MARKET Chestertown, N. Y. Schroon Lake, N.Y. Compliments of BESSEY’SMOTOR HAVEN Texaco Service Station Compliments of Cabins-Coffee Shop North Hudson, N.Y. YELLOW COACH HOTEL SCHROON LAKE, N. Y. WEBER’S GARAGE — ■ — ■ North Hudson Compliments of New York Birchwood Motel Chestertown, N Y. laurence and Star Holmqren CAVIS MOTEL COMPLIMENTS OF R. E. Beck, Proprietor J BAR E Schroon Lake, New York North Hudson New York THE JERKELSENS BLUE RIDGE MOTEL COMPLIMENTS OF Schroon Lake, New York POTTERSVILLE VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY CONGRATULATI ONS TO THE CUSS OF 1969 GAMBLE HARDWARE INC. Pottersvilie. New York COMPLIMENTS OF CHARLES D. AGARD Pottersvi lie BARBER SHOP Contractor Builder CLIFF STROHMEYER Phone 494-2575 Pottersvilie, N.Y. Pottersvilie, N. Y. Compliments of POTTERSVI LLE GARAGE Frank Fish Proprietor Pottersvilie, N.Y. Western Ski Wear Fishing Tackle - Amro ENGLE' S DEPARTMENT STORE 60 Main Street s:: Sw Warrensburg, N. Y Phone Area Code 518 Na 3-3271 BEST WISHES BROWN'S SHOE STORE 118 Main Street Warrensburg, New York STROHMEYER BROS. GENERAL STORE Olmstedville, New York PANTHER MT. HOUSE Open all Year” Chestertown, N.Y. Northway Exit 25 518-494-2401 M. Thomas Carroll COMPLIMENTS OF STEWART'S MT. VIEW HOUSE Chestertown, New York THE PANORAMA Chestertown, New York DUTCH KITCHEN RESTAURANT HCME COOKED FOOD Lou and Gordon Kitchel Proprietors Pottersvilie, New York Fun - Fun - Fun Skate - Putt-R-Golf Rt.9, 6 mi. So. Lake George SKATELAND GLENDALE FURNITURE CO., INC. P. 0. Box 645 Glens Fallls, New York 12801 CONGRATULATIONS COMPLIMENTS OF Fred and Sarah MONROE TO THE CUSS OF '69 Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Jones Commercial Artist Pottersville, N.Y. BLYTHEWOOD ISUND CABINS Chestertown, New York EARL ELLIFRITZ GROCERY Riparius, New York COMPLIMENTS OF Mr. 8. Mrs. Earl H. Bump East Shore Drive Adirondack, New York CONGRATUUTIONS TO THF CUSS OF '69 Marie Rollin Greene North Creek, New York PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Duane Agard Mrs. Hattie Agard Mr. Mrs. Francis Au Claire Mr. and Mrs. Andy Harrington Ida Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Gary Millington Carl Roblee CONGRATUUTIONS TO THE CUSS OF '69 Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Young R.F.D. 1 Chestertown, N.Y. Mrs. E. 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