Pottersville Central School - Integrity Yearbook (Pottersville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1972 volume:

Regina Mason.....Editor Kathy Shaw.......Assistant Ed. Pam Shiell.......Secretary Treasurer Nancy Engle......Business Ed. Title Page Marna Osterberg...Photography Robert Duncan....Photography Dedication We, the Seniors of 1972 dedicate our yearbook to a man who has been our advisor for 3 years, a man who has pulled us through our difficulties with a helping hand and understanding nature. His mind may have been full of ski's, trails, etc., but his cooperativeness in helping us has ever made our bumpy slopes a little less treacherous! To you, Mr. Duncan, we make this dedication with our sincere thanks for being the teacher, advisor, friend, and man that you are. 2 Mr. Robert V. Duncan Principal '$ fiesso t What Does Industry Look for in the High School Graduate? A recent survey of seventy-five companies in New York State pointed out that three of the most important characteristics for future employees were: honesty, cooperativeness, and reliability, A person who has a good record of attendance in school probably will be a better risk than someone who is often absent from school. If you are hired to do a job, the company and your fellow workers have to depend on you to be there to do it. The survey also showed that willingness to learn is Just as important as a skill because you can be taught certain skills. Our present Seniors have demonstrated by their accomplishment that they understand the importance of honesty, cooperation, and reliability. My congratulations to the Class of 1972 for a job well done. i 4 Board of Education (1 to r) Mr. Mick, Principal; Forrest Jones; Edward Beckler, President; «Raymond Smith; Evelyn Pelletier; Carl Roblee, Clerk Absent: Norine Shaw, Vice President deceased, replaced by Ernest Young 5 Faculty Sitting: Mrs. Brewer, Kindergarten; Mrs. Jancar, High School History; (1 to r) Miss Sirrine, Third Grade; Mrs. Maguire, Fifth Grade; Mrs. Mundy, Business; Mrs. Barnett, Fourth Grade; Mrs. Higley, Sixth Grade; Mrs. Keeler, Second Grade Standing: Mr. Duncan, Science; Mr. Kahn, 7th and 8th Grade History; Mr. Flachbarth, Mathematics; Mr. West, Chorus; Mr. Kyrk, English; Mr. McSweeney, Industrial Arts Absent: Miss MaKenzie, First Grade; Mr. Hajeck, Orchestra 6 Cafeteria staff (1 to r) Mrs. Raymond, Mrs. Bleickhardt, Mrs. Byrne, Mrs. Hayes Custodians Mr. VanGuilder Mr. VanDerwarker Personnel Mrs. O'Brien Remedial Reading Mrs. Pish Assistant Librarian 8 Mr. Breuer Driver Education Mr. Webb Guidance Counselor Seniors Richard Agard The quiet mind is richer than a crown. A mind content by crown or kingdom is. Robert Greene Par away there in the sunshine are my highest aspirations. I may not reach them, but I can look up and see their beauty, believe in them and try to follow where they lead. Louisa May Alcott Calla Bassett 10 Chamfort The domestic hearth. There only is real happiness. Sharon DuRose n Anatole France Nancy Engle The sky ie never so blue, the birds never sing so blithely, as when we are filled with love for someone else. There is a serene and settled majesty to woodland scenery that enters into the soul and delights and elevates it with noble aspirations. 12 John Fish Greatness and goodness are not means, but ends t Hath he not always treasures, always Steve Franklin friends, The good great man? Three treasures, - love, and light, and calm thoughts Valerie Hildenbrand Two roads diverged in a wood, and I- I took the one less travelled by, and that has made all the difference. 13 Robert Frost Whither thou goest, I will go; and , . 1 where thou lodgest, I will lodge: thy people shall be my people. Ruth. 1,16 Diann Isbell 14 Jean Jacques Rousseau John Otruba Cheerfulness keeps up a kind of daylight in the mind, filling it with a steady and perpetual serenity. Christine Planty On Richmond Hill there lived a lass more bright than May-day mom; whose smiles all other maids surpass, A rose without a thorn. Pamela Shiell Leonard McNally 15 Richard Agard Calla Bassett Robert Downey Sharon DuRose Nancy Engle «• John Fish Steve Franklin Valerie Hildenbrand Roll Call Senior Play Chorus 1,2,3,14. Newspaper 3 Yearbook I4 Prom King 3 Basketball 3,1,2,3 Soccer 2,3 Senior Play Chorus 1,2,3,14. Newspaper 3 Yearbook I4 Essex County I4 Scorekeeper 3 l4 Class President 2,3,14- Senior Play Chorus 1,2 Soccer 3 l4 Baseball 1 Newspaper 3 Yearbook I4 Senior Play Chorus 1,2,3,14 Orchestra 7,8,1,2,3 Newspaper 3 Yearbook I4 Essex County 3 Chorus President 1; Diann Isbell Yearbook I4 Newspaper 3 Chorus I4 FHA 1,2,3,U Volleyball 1 Cheerleader 7,8,1,2,3 Basketball I4 Homemaking 1,2,3 Parlimentarian I4 Treasurer of FHA 2 Regina Mason Senior Play Chorus 1,2,3 Essex County 2,3 All State 3 Newspaper 2,3 Yearbook 3,k Cheerleader 8,1,2,3 Class President 1 DAR •� John Otruba Senior Play Yearbook 14 Newspaper 3 Soccer 8,2,3,14 Baseball 2,3� l4 Basketball 3 U Football 1 Tennis 1 Class Vice Pres. I4 Senior Play Chris Yearbook I4 Newspaper 3 Chorus 1,2,3 Orchestra 7,8,1,2,3 Essex County 2,3 Class Sec-Treas. 1,2,3,14 Planty Senior Play Chorus 1,2,3,14 Orchestra 8,l,2,3� l4 Essex County 2,3 All State 3.14 Newspaper 3 Yearbook 14 Senior Play Yearbook I4. Soccer 3� U Senior Play Yearbook I4 Soccer I4 Baseball I4 Senior Play Chorus 1,2.3,U Orchestra 8,1,2 Essex County 2,3,U All State Festival 3� l4 Newspaper 3 Yearbook I4 Cheerleader 8,1,2,3,14 Chorus Treasurer 3,14. Para Shiell Senior Play Chorus 1,2,3,14 Essex County 3,14 All State I4 Newspaper 3 Yearbook I4 Cheerleader 8,2 Scorekeeper I4 Prom Queen 3 Class Vice Pres. 2,3 ■� Transferred 16 Class Wi We, the Class of 1972, generally considered to be sound of mind, declare this to be our last will and testament: Richard Agard Calla Bassett Robert Downey Sharon DuRose Nancy Engle John Fish Steve Franklin Valerie Hildenbrand Diann Isbell Regina Mason John Otruba Christine Planty Pamela Shiell leaves the school parking lot to Hotrod Jay Harrington I leaves the basketball scorekeeping job to anyone with a strong stomach I leaves Coach 1 left for the big city i leaves her giggle formula to all the 3omber Sophomores 1 leaves his insults to anyone who can throw them I leaves his bruises to Terry Perkins 1 leaves her ability to earn money to the Class of '731 leaves her anxieties to Sue Viele 1 leaves thousands of yearbook layouts and a bottle of aspirin to next year's editori leaves his chicken call to Ray Bleickhardt 1 leaves her well-worn knitting needles to Shirley Clark 1 leaves her ability to stay out of trouble to Alvin Fish 1 le't , - £ , O'OJV ' v. 17 ClfiSS y 20 years from now: Richard Agard today announced he has succeeded in gaining the gas monopoly of the U.S.A. Too bad the electric car has taken over. Calla Bassett today took over the head of the Social Workers department. She said that welfare must end. There is no one left to pay it. Robert Downey world famous chemist, today did the impossible by completely leveling his lab and not as much as getting a sliver. Better luck next time Bob 1 Sharon DuRose today announced the birth of her 20th child which she will name Lynford DuRose the 20th. Nsncy Engle today after suffering her 3rd nervous break- down has decided that she must John Fish today has found himself exiled on demand of the entire population of the U.S. They no longer can stand his insults. Steve Franklin has been chosen today as the No. 1 judge for the Bunnies Beauty Contest. Behave yourself, Steve 1 Valerie Hildenbrand today has accepted the position as President of the U.S. Even though she's not the first woman president she claims It's better than nothing. Diann Isbell today after a long.conversation with her husband, has announced she will accept the offer to play pro-basketball. Regina Mason Our ace secretary, today announced she would soon take over the entire secretarial pool of the U.S. Senate. This position will last ij. weeks, the length of the Senators' vacation. John Otruba Your friendly neighborhood cop, today succeeded in a life long ambition of arresting the entire faculty of P.C.S. In his attempt to help the older members up the steps, I am sure it was an accident that a few canes broke. Christine Plenty world famous historian, today announced she would make a trip to the ancient ruins of Greece Pamela Shiell today has come out of surgery after 36 hours at her husband's side while he operated. It is the longest ingrown toenail operation in history too bad the patient died I 18 Of f ic e rs Secretary-Treasurer—Nancy Engle President—Calla Bassett 19 Vice President--John Otruba All right, smart guy 1 Senior Play Ding Dong 1 Avon calling I Us Hup 1 Hup 1 Hup You'd better smile when you say that 1 Meet Icabod 1 Doctor, is it contagious? The doctor says he'll live. Ma, she's making eyes at me 1 Shy Guy Cast Richard Agard.........Gilbert Hastings Calla Bassett.........Nancy Graham Robert Downey.........Bill Sterling Sharon DuRose.........Cora Hastings Nancy Fngle...........Gloria Patterson John Pish.............Larry Madison Steve Franklin........Mr. Danbury Valerie Hildenbrand...Melinda Whipple Regina Mason..........Lois Corwin No! No! He's John Otruba...........Fred Hastings house broken! Christine Planty......Julie Tucker Pamela Shiell.........Julie Tucker Richard Kyrk..........Director Of course, I'm expected ! 20 Queen King Lyn Sharon Arlene Bryan Myers Viele 21 Senior Snaps The Galloping Gourmet I ate the WHOLE thing I 00059 00060 It doesn't hurt Should II Or Shouldn't I■ Gosh 1 Cheese I 22 Classes Junior s 2nd row: Tom Towsley, Terry Perkins, Joseph Ciamble, Joseph Roblee, (1 to r) James Harrington, Bruce Conover 1st row: Floyd Holcomb, Kathy Shaw, Helen Meade, Debbie Agard, Shirley Clark, Marna Osterberg, Sue Viele Joe 24 Of f icers Joe Roblee-Treasurer Floyd Holcomb-Vice President Marna Oaterberg-President Debbie Agard-Secretary 25 Sophomores 2nd row: Theresa Engle, Frank Shaw, Raymond Bleickhardt, Robert (1 to r) Findeisen, John West, Edward Lafountain, Mr. Kahn 1st row: Linda Carlsen, Susan Schmidt, Mary Jane VanGuilder, Joan Gamble, Diane Thompson, Tom Downey, Elizabeth Bump, Mary Rumble, Patricia Miner John Bob 0 Mary 0 0 s Diane Theresa Patty Linda 0 6 ” o .... (• 1 Liz Mary 4 Bonnie vj f Sue Frank Tom Ed 26 Officers Sue Schmidt-Vice Linda Carlsen-Secrefcary Mr. Kahn-Advisor President Joan Gamble-President Diane Thompson-Treasurer 27 Freshmen 2nd row: (1 to r) 1st row: Michael AuClaire, Steven Otruba, Keith Fish, Reginald Mr Flachbarth Rradway Jerry Vanf?uilder, Barry Oldro, Bruce Agard, Edward Burch, Shelly Cleveland, Kathy Perkins, Karen Lafontain, Yvonne Pelletier, Sandra viele, Laura Clark, Roxanna Mason k r n Laura Barry Shelly m 0 Mike Cathy Karen © fl Steve Roxy Bruce (Sj © Sandy Erwin Reg 0 Of B Yvonne Keith Jerry © © Kenny Mr Flachbarth 28 Officers Cathy Perkins-Secretary-Treasurer Roxanna Mason-Vice President Mr. Plachbarth-Advisor 3ruce Agard-President 29 Mr. Kyrk 3rd row: Mr. Kyrk, Philip Downey, Gary Pish, Scott Whitney, Leslie (1 to r) Wisell, Larry LaFountain, Mary Ann Bump, John Watson 2nd row: Janice Bump, Kathy Clark, Bonnie Smith, Marina Lane, Debbie Smith, Steven Carlson, Lillian Downs, Danny Miner, Jeff Katzenberger 1st row: Harold Meade, Raymond Hildenbrand, Mary Lou Viele, Shiela Wisell, Cheryl Dunworth, Howard Meade Marina Debbie Mary Janice 0 O Shiela Charlene Harold Lillian Cheryl 3onnie Gary 1 0 V� S Howard Mary Kathy e Scott Philip herald V7 John Jeff Steven 30 Lance Deborah Mike Seventh Grade pill l.:i J L Charles 3rd row: (1 to r) 2nd row: 1st row: Patricia Bradway, Charles 3aker, Judy Carlsen, Lillian Shaw, Keith Perkins, Faith Hammond, Robin Tarbox, Jane Gamble, Mrs. Jancar Greg Beckler, Michael Baker, Veronica Lane, Debra Fuller, Deborah Katzenberger, Gisela Britton, Lance Cleveland, Charles Downs, Marvin Clark Jame3 Jones, Richard Ellsworth, Linda Dunworth, Linda Well3, Mike Dalaba, Deborah Smith, Deborah White, Valerie Otruba, Linda Moore Patty Deborah Rae Lynn o Veronica Judv Valerie Linda Charles Deborah Marvin Mike Faith Greg Linda 31 Sixth Grade 3rd row: (1 to r) 2nd row: 1st row: Darrell Wolfe, Delvin Wheeler, Cindy Frasier, Sharon Page, Diane Carlsen, Walter Young, Keith Palmer, Mrs. Higley Erie Tyrell, Jack Britton, Glen Dalaba, Carmen Grey, Bruce Girton, Terry Clark, Richard Thompson, Kathy Burch, Sandra Hayes Laurel Holcomb, Stewart Fish, Nadine Griffen, Ann Swinton, Sabina Britton, Timothy Shaw, Raymond Smith III Erie 9 0 0 Stewart Laurel Sabina Richard Raymonh Sandra 0 0 0 @ i Jack Nadine Delvin Glen Bruce Cindy Diane Walter 32 Fifth Grade Mrs 3rd row: (1 to r) 2nd row: 1st row: . Maguire Mrs. Maguire, Mark Ellsworth, Cheryl Hoff, Albert Shaw, Dennis Wheeler, Amy Hammond, Ted Schmidt Nancy Smith, Arthur Moore, Billy Downs, Valerie Swinton, Melodie Viele, Ernest Clark, Frank Meade Stephanie Beckler, Dixie Bump, Robin Bisceglia, Danny Agard Melodie Robin Stephanie Albert Amy Billy Dixie Ernest 0 6 5 Ted Valerie p™nk Nancy Arthur Cberyl OOP Dennis Danny Mark 33 Fourth Grade Mrs. Barnett 3rd row: Walter Bradway, Kenneth Fish, Katherine Wells, Glen (1 to r) Carlsen, Dawn Falmer, Linda Tyrell, Daniel Hayes, Mrs. Barnett 2nd row: Judith Gamble, Glenwood Fish, David Knickerbocker, Elyne Rumble, Keith Burch, Eilsen Downs, Dawn Agard 1st row: Betty Lou Dalaba, Gertrude Dutcher, Jennifer Towsley, John Cleveland, William Burch, Brian Dunworth Brian Betty Billy Dawn e Daniel Linda Glen Dawn Keith David Gertrude Jennifer Glenwood Elyne Kenneth Judith Walter Katherine 34 Third Grade 3rd row: (1 to r) 2nd row: Miss Sirrine •'•3k row: Henry Tina Donna Knickerbocker, Erika Katzenburger, Tina Engle, Bonnie Hammond, Rebecca Steele, Colleen Shaw, Corrina Conlon Delsey Moore, Suzette Stetson, Brenda Dalaba, Billie Agard, Tina Millington, Tiena LaParrie, Owen Griffin, Russell W t s on Henry Planty, Leeman Fish, Douglas Steele, Prudy Millington, Tammy Hayes, Amy Harpp, Miss Sirrine Corrina A™? Leeman Colleen Prudy Billie Owen Erika 0 Suzette 4C Doug 0 Bonnie Donna Delsey Tina Brenda Russell Tiena Rebecca Tammy 35 3rd row: (1 to r) 2nd row: Mrs Keeler 1st row: Robert Stetson, Kevin Pish, Gary Millington, Nelson Gould, Tanya Cleveland, John Cleveland, Kevin Saville, Vern Fish, Mrs. Keeler Penny Wheeler, Julie LaPrairie, Dale Agard, Khris Saville, Cynthia Moses, Tamera Perkins, Bryan Viele Jeffrey Otruba, Kristine Burch, Laurie Bollman, Ann Towsley, John Smith, Kandy Hammond, Robin VanDerwarker, Marjorie VanGuilder Tanya Julie Bryan Robert vern Jeffrey 36 First Grade 3rd row: (1 to r) 2nd row: 1st row: Mr. Shaw (substitute), Xanath Lane, Robert Wells, Randy VanDerwarker, Domenick LaPrairle, Felicia Harpp, Stacy Moses, Jeannine Meade Penny Hammond, Timothy Page, Peter Griffen, Jamie Frasier, Henry Frasier, Dale Smith, Susan Tyrell Michael Baker, Kim Conlon, Philip Beckler, Timothy Dalaba, Gerald Hayes Absent: Miss MaKenzie A Kim Mike 0 4 stacy Jeanine Felicia © © © © Xanath Robert Peter Dale Henry Sue Tim Penny Domenick f! Q © 0 Jerry Jamies Randy Tim 37 Kindergarten 3rd row: Shirley Caples, Heidi Steele, Thomas Bishop Jr. Cindy Smith, (1 to r) Rebecca Millington, Robert Gould, Rodney Wolfe 2nd row: Karol Burch, Joseph Neveu, Randy Agard, Amy Hammond, Ricky Wolfe, Kelly Waldron, Mark Rumble, Mrs. Brewer 1st row: Ronna Howe, John Frasier, Richard Otruba, Angela VanGuilder, Helen Miner, Samantha Cleveland, Rebecca Baker Am? John Helen Ricky © © Cindy Kelly Rodney Richard Tom 0 Rebecca Shirley Rebecca Joe Randy 38 Activities Awa rds 40 French Club 3rd row: (1 to r) 2nd row: 1st row: Bonnie Harpp, Mrs. Jancar, Linda Carlsen, Keith Fish, Frank Shaw, Joe Gamble, Joe Roblee, Theresa Engle, Mary Conlon Shelly Cleveland, Valerie Hildenbrand, Diane Thompson, Joan Gamble, Kathy Shaw, Mary Jane VanGuilder, Sue LaFountain Calla Bassett, Marna Osterberg, Sue Schmidt, Elizabeth Bump, Mary Rumble, Patty Miner 41 b.o.c.e.s. Bonnie Harpp Nancy Engle Doris LaFountain Eugene Viele Kenny Smith Sue LaFountain Regina Mason Terry Bump 42 Yearbook Staff Standing: Christine Planty, Theresa Engle, Patty Miner, Valerie Hildenbrand, Richard Agard, Helen Meade, Sue Viele, Calla Bassett Sitting: Sharon DuRose, Pamela Shiell, Mrs. Mundy, Marna Osterberg, Kathy Shaw, Deborah Agard Absent: Regina Mason, Nancy Engle, Robert Downey, John Otruba, John Fish, Steve Franklin 43 Chorus Back row: 2nd row: 1st row: Richard Agard Robert Pindeisen, Joe Roblee, Linda Carlsen, Pam Shiell, Sharon DuRose, Christine Planty, Theresa Engle, Kathy Shaw, Valerie Hildenbrand, Debbie Agard, Mary Jane VanGuilder, John West, Joe Gamble Michael AuClair, Keith Fish, Shelly Cleveland, Patty Miner, Diane Thompson, Karen LaFontaine, Sue Schmidt, Joan Gamble, Helen Meade, Shirley Clark, Jerry VanGuilder, Jay Harrington Tom Downey, Bruce Agard, Mary Rumble, Elizabeth Bump, Roxanna Mason, Sue Viele, Calla Bassett, Laura Clark, Yvonne Pellitier, Marna Osterberg, Reg Raymond, Mr. West 44 Orchestra Shaw, Lillian Shaw 2nd row: Linda Dunworth, Gisela Britton, Veronica Lane, Debra Fuller, Mary Rumble, Debbie Smith, Elizabeth Bump, Helen Meade, James Jones 1st row: Charles Baker, Shirley Clark, Mary Jane VanGuilder, Mary Ann Bump, Deborah Agard, Kathy Clark, Raymond Hildenbrand, Greg Beckler 45 J | Smiley Mr. Flachbarth sleeps iB John don't eat the stuffJ Kids doodle I Caught off guard 1 Line up? Pay attention? 46 8.0. C. E. S. Back row: Jeff Planty, Robert Shiell. Front row: Doug Steele, Patty Wheeler Larry Tyrell. Jeff Robert Doug 47 Larry Patty 48 Baseball Team Back row: Raymond Bleickhardt, John Otruba, Joe Gamble, Chris Collard. Front row: Jerry VanGuilder, Reg Raymond, Michael AuClair, Keith Fish. 1st row: Michael Baker, Mark Ellsworth, Keith Palmer, Michael Dalaba, Walter Young, Chuck Baker, Jimmy Jones, Richard Ellsworth, Darrell Wolfe 2nd row: Lance Cleveland, Lance Miner, Frank Meade, Charles Downs, John Cleveland, Raymond Smith 50 I dare ya' Terry 111 No it can't be Swish 11! I'll get it 1 Our Mrs. Mundy 1 To heclc with it Til L ,1 f All together now'.'.! 51 Soccer. Standing: Coach Puller, Terry Perkins, John Fish, Robert Downey, Joe Gamble, John Otruba, Chris Collard, Robert Pindeisen, Raymond Bleichardt, Barry Oldro Kneeling: Steven Otruba, Edward LaFountain, Reg Raymond, Michael AuClaire, Tom Downey, Keith Fish, Edward Burch Soccer Scores' 1970 Pottersville - 0 - 0 - 1 - 0 - 0 - k - 0 - 0 - 2 - 0 - 2 Schroon Lake - 1 Long Lake - 6 Horicon - J Hague - Indian Lake - 3 Minerva - 2 Wells - 1 Long Lake - 2 Horicon - ij. Hague - 1 Minerva - 1 n ft It II I� If It It I� It 52 Junior Varsity Standing: Mr. McSweeney; Coach, Steven Otruba, Keith Pish, Scott (1 to r) Whitney, Barry Oldro, Jerry VanGuilder, Alvin Pish, Larry LaFountain Kneeling: Raymond Hildenbrand, John Watson, Michael AuClaire, Bruce Agard, Keith Perkins, Philip Downey, Gary Fish BASKETBALL 1971-1972 SEASON «■Pottersville .- tt K � t _ it tt tt •fr tt •a it tt tt tt tt it tt 27 26 38 1+1 36 51 32 % 1+1 30 21+ Long Lake - 29 Horicon - 36 Hague - 21 Minerva - 1 1 Wells - 21 Bolton - 35 Newcomb - 17 Indian Lake- 1 2 Wells - 22 Chestertown- 38 Long Lake - 38 Horicon - 26 Hague - 28 Minerva - 38 54 ■a-Home games Va rsity Standing: (1 to r) Kneeling: Joe Roblee, Gerald Collard, Joe Gamble, Raymond Bleickhardt, John Otruba, Bruce Conover, Mr. Puller; Coach Reg Raymond, Chris Collard, Terry Perkins, Edward LaFountain, Tom Downey Here we go 11 Charge 111 55 Canvivjs 56 We won't do it 11 y°ah? i Basketball -1971-72 Season ■«■Pottersville - Uo Long Lake 1� - 36 Crown Point ft • 30 Horicon _ 65 Horioon - 56 Hague ft - 33 Minerva ft • 50 Wells ft _ U6 Bolton . 68 Newcomb - 52 Indian Lake ” - 65 Wells ft - 53 Chestertown ft - 33 Long Lake ft - 36 Horicon ft - 59 Hague ” - kS Minerva «■ - Home Games Sco«e Keepers Pam Shiell Calla Bassett 57 Standing: Debbie Smith, Charlene Harpp, Mary Ann Bump, (1 tor) Cheryl Dunworth Kneeling: Janice Bump, Roxanna Mason, Marina Lane (1 to r): Janice Bump, Charlene Harpp, Debbie Smith, Mary Ann Bump, heryl Dunworth, Marina Lane, Roxanna Mason 58 (1 to r): Joan Gamble, Sue Schmidt, Mary Jane VanGuilder, Valerie Hildenbrand, Debbie Agard, Helen Meade, Elizabeth Bump 59 Heather Allan Michael Peet Matt Thomas Thomas Meade Michelle LaPrairie Beecher LaPrairie, Tammy LaPrairie Robert Gould Brenda Otruba Reese VanDerwarke Venus Hammond Christine Baker Stephanie VanDerwarke Vincent Perry Crystal VanDerwarker Ads COMPLIMENTS OP THE BOARD OF EDUCATION BOARD OP EDUCATION Edward Beckler, President Norine Shaw, Vice President Forrest Jones Evelyn Pelletier Ernest Young Carl Roblee, Clerk COMPLETELY EQUIPPED TO RENDER HIGHEST QUALInY CRAFTSMANSHIP and EXPEDITED SERVICE on PERSONAL PORTRAITURE and PHOTOGRAPHY for SCHOOL AND COLLEGE ANNUALS J. J. S Newly located T E for F F you E L in Schroon Lake S T COMPANY NATIONAL ASSOCIATION NORTH CREEK, NEW YORK OFFICES AT INDIAN LAKE, LONG LAKE and NEWCOMB Compliments CONGRATULATIONS To Class of '72 TOWSLEY TOWSLEY Lumber Building Materials Pottersville, N. Y. I4.9I4--22I42 of POTTERSVILLE DEPARTMENT STORE Ralph J. Montgomery Proprietor Pottersville, New York Compliments of Mr. Mrs. George Viele Compliments of Compliments Henry Lore Hildenbrand of and Family 3-WAY Chestertown, N.Y. Pottersville, N.Y. GLENS FALLS NATIONAL BANK AUSTIN J. SMITH STORE, INC. and TRUST CO. Sales Service The Friendly Bank Chestertown 1 Panther Mt. Drive Schroon Lake Chestertown, N.Y. 12817 Phone: U9lj.-28l3 Compliments MUNDY'S GAS SEFVICE of Chestertown, N.Y. Pottersville VOLUNTEER FIRE Phone: U9U-2715 Bulk and Bottled Gas DEPARTMENT BEST WISHES To the Senior Class TRI-LAKES REALTY - Offices - Chestertown Warrensburg Wevertown Compliments of Thomas E. Baker Logging Construction Contractor Pottersville, N.Y. Ij 914.-2008 Good Home Cooked Pood at PICKERING'S TRAVELERS DINER Fabric Outlet Delicious Homemade Main Street Rice Pudding North Creek, N. Y. J. U. N. K. Antiques, Etc. John • Susan Foster Route 9 '( here the Northway Crosses Pottersville, N.Y. «•John's Unique Knick Knacks U9U-2255 JG'S BOUTIQUE (Across from Catholic Church) Exit 26 Pottersville, N.Y. U9I+-2299 A Shoppe for the Female Uniforms, Handbags Jewelry-Sportswear POTTERSVILLE GARAGE Gasoline Discount or Stamps Towing Service Auto Repairs Thomas Pierson ARSENAULT ELECTRIC Electrical Contractor Nite - I4.9i4. 2060 Day - 14.914.-9922 Northway Exit 26 - Route 9 Pottersville, N. Y. 12860 G.E. Appliances North Creek, N.Y. OUR DRIVE IN Compliments Pastrami Sandwiches of Open May 1-Labor Day MCCONNELL'S VARIETY SHOP Pottersville, N.Y. North Creek, N.Y. Congratulations to the Class of 1972 SMITH'S GARAGE, INC. American Motors Artie Cat Snowmobile Sales and Service Pottersville, N.Y. GAMBLE'S HARDWARE, INC. Pittsburg Paints Plumbing Supplies Electrical Supplies Armstrong Flooring Pottersville, N.Y. I+9U-2U95 DUTCH KITCHEN RESTAURANT RT 9 mi. south of Pottersville, N.Y. BRALEY h NOXON Dealers in General Hardware Sporting Goods Paints Oils Plumbing Supplies Gifts Housewares North Creek, N.Y. 998-2805 CLIFF'S BARBER SHOP Tues.-Fri. 1 p.m.-9 p.m. Compliments Sat. 9 a.m.-9 p.m. of C. Strohmeyer Prop. OTTO WILMA SIEBER Compliments Compliments of of SMITH'S RESTAURANT BAKERY SULLIVAN'S SERVICE STATION North Creek, N.Y. 01m3tedville, N.Y. Compliments of MORWOOD'S IGA North Creek, N.Y. Compliments of North Creek PHARMACY North Creek, N.Y. Compliments of the Compliments George N. Baroudi of CLOTHING CO. CHESTER MARKET North Creek, N.Y. Compliments Compliments of of ELECTRONIC SERVICENTER JANSER'S DRUG STORE Chestertown, N.Y. Chestertown, N.Y. THE COFFEE SHOP Breakfast-Lunch-Dinnors Compliments of Pizzas 7-10 P;M. Chestertown, N.Y. U91j.-2213 IRENE'S BEAUTY SHOP U9U-3312 Compliments of T.J. FISH AND SON Chestertown, N.Y. Compliments of the DAIRY QUEEN Chestertown, N.Y. EAT, DRINK 8r BE MERRY Compliments of UPSTATE AGENCY, INC. General Insurance Chestertown, N.Y. I4.9I4.-228I Compliments of Charlie Agard's SHELL STATION Exit 26 - Northway AGAHD'S STORE 8c SPORTS SHOP Pottersville, N.Y. U9U-3U28 Groceries Cold Beer Shell Gas Minnows, Crawlers, Tackle Ice Blocks Cubes Compliments of YARN AND GIFT SHOP Pottersville WASHING WELL Main Street Pottersville, N.Y. New Fridgerair Washers Best Wishes From The NORTH CREEK NEWS-ENTERPRISE George and Naomi Gardner CAN YOU IMAGINE? ??????? Pottersville School without its lovebirds? Why Mr. Duncan keeps snakes? The school without some kind of sales campaign? Jeff Katzenberger as a Minerva High School Senior? Our Varsity team playing as well as the J.V.'s think they can? Cathy Perkins without an ailment? Mrs. Mundy reaching her ij.Oth birthday? Chris with a high school diploma? John Otruba nothin love with himself? John Fish after he has quarreled with all the girls in school? Chemistry lab without Marna? Jay typing? A normal history class? (With Mrs. Jancar?) Mr. Kahn without one of the do-do's, dum-dum's, or ding-a-lings after him? Mary Ann Bump remembering her cheerleading uniform? How Mr. Breuer manages to live through first period driver's ed? The Seniors without Senioritis? Math 9 without someone saying Do we HAVE to have homework? The school with regulated heat? Mr. Flachbarth NOT giving homework over vacation? PATRONS Gail M. Sirrine Mr. Mrs. Joseph Clark Family Barbara Jancar Mr. Mrs. Gerald VanGuilder Edward L. Spettles Mr. Mrs. James Flynn Noble Pat Shaw Mr. Mrs. C. A. Carlsen Coach Mrs. Fuller Mr. Mrs. Martin Fish Ken Gail Foley Mrs. Helen Raymond Bob Regina Glen Fi3h Family Bob Nancy Mr. Mrs. John F. Agard Mr. Mrs. Andrew Harrington Gore Mountain Liquor Store Mr. Mrs. Duane Agard Mr. Mrs. Richard Durkee