Sauquoit Valley Central High School - Saghdaquadah Yearbook (Sauquoit, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1966 volume:

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Marsha Strong - Ed. -in-chief Mr. Rogers - Advisor Sfzuqzwih ew Zfark I 966 The 1966 Saghdaquadah Staff PUBLICITY AND PRODUCTION BOARD: Wendy Podosek Secty Anita Wetzel - Subscription ART: Doug Ferris Janet Whitton Kathy Halenar Kathy Stott Jill Herron Barb Jordan Demoyne Neal Elaine Castilla Lois Doviak Donna Bardin Shelley Dibble Linda Chynoweth Clelia de Oliveira PHOTOGRAPHERS Mr. Bagshaw - Advisor John Smith Al Aldrich Al Stott Tim Halligan in Jlflwzvriam lauis Smlzo I 950-I 965 FIRE OF THE FUTURE From the beginning of civilization fire has been a symbol to man of hope and the future. Its warmth and light have held the promise of new accomplishments and blazing endeavors. Around the Saghdaquadah campfire, the Indians of Sauquoit have piled the roaring flames high with effort. Our scholastic achievements and activities have been fueled to make the life of our school flame brilliantly in the eyes of others. Pride in their school for a Lmited spirit of the student body has characterized the Sau- quoit Indians and will do so in the years to come. Bright-flaming, heat full fire the source of motion Du Bartas May our fires continue to give motion to our lives and lead us on a brighter fulfillment of our dreams. Cable of Clfnfenfs Title Page In Memoriam Theme Table of Contents Dedication Administration Faculty Clerical Services Seniors Senior Directory A. F. S. Classes Activities Sports Advertising N lg lbs' .,.! El A Q l Q V AW. X five y ,, it f fd ,QL ffl saaas V f'f,m - ,we f,:,Mvt ., ,grw The Class of 1966 wishes to dedicate this edition of The Saghdaquadahu to a tireless individual who has touched our lives throughout our years at Sauquoit Valley. As a teacher, class advisor, and director of many extracurricular activities, she has proved herself a vital part of our senior year. It is, then, with great- est respect, that we dedicate this book to MRS. HELENE PRICHARD. T if-37 . ,jf , ,uk ' 'XL , 1, ,A 6 . Lf - fi r., ' r -,K 'ffiiiif-1' t',, . a s lvl' s t s Q k ,tk 2 is V so wi - - - at ,s . W S ' 432 ,, - 15 3 L A pri 2, v f'-' . .., 15 are 3 1 ' M 'K' , ' ...g -- ,A , 3 N . , up if . : Yflggt ., nk, ,s ., vga j A , N X. Q, - . . -1 fs A r - r 1 .Mt .wh ,:. S rs, r,4.'uf- rs- 1 -'p -ls 1. , ' - , , , , , .X ,K sg. , . f X X is if 1 .. ff--m., Tr. .N xt . . is ,. .,5,::, 5 W? It is indeed a pleasure to extend my very best wishes for continued success to you, the class of 1966. During your school career, your parents and teachers have been preparing you for this moment. What you choose to do with this preparation will determine what direction your life shall take. It is my sincere desire that you continue to grow, to learn, to discover and above all, to enjoy life. Good luck, George E. Reineke sw3ssttwoeft3s:sst M a tgsggsur fm as Msdl 2 is W d Q y as so s s s s , vt ,rf--rf . 1' W ii ll' ryqifz S' 33: YE ' Q' V - IW l skit I ww 'W T 5'g H- if 1' fti if' wr 6 X . ds II In raft: 5 I 1 To The Seniors: ln trying to develop a farewell message to you - my thoughts seemed to focus on the future. The days ahead are yours! If the world is to be rebuilt, it won't be done by those people who are either complacent, cynical or pessimistic! But, the world of tomorrow will be shaped by those of you who believe that a better world is possible and you are willing to make those sacrifices necessary to achieve this ob- jective. To move from high school to college, or directly out into the world of work, demands that each of you take time out for self-assessment. lt was Oliver Wendell Holmes who said, lt matters not so much where a man stands as it does in what direction he is headed! The initiative must be yours. lt will be your attitude, your desire, your self-discipline, your fresh ideas, and your enthusiasm that will make the difference. Let each become all he is capable of being. The individual talents and abilities you possess are God-given. Your parents and your teachers have tried to help you to help your- self in getting underway with the development of those talents and abilities. Whether or not you take advantage of the opportunities you have in entirely up to you. In order to succeed in whatever field of work you may choose, you must put forth more than a feeble effort - you must give it all you've got. Several years ago it was Winston Churchill who said, The price of greatness is responsibility. So, in whatever you may do in life, remember that if you are going to be the best, you must aspire to be the best. As you receive your diplomas today, I would ask that each one of you resolve to dedicate your best efforts to something that makes life a little better. It will be in your quest to help make this a better world in which to live, that you will find your greatest joy and satisfaction as you work with and serve your fellowman. Congratulations to all of you on your graduation! And now - as we bid you farewell, please take our best wishes for success with you! .iff ' Supervising Principal Good Luck and God Speed! Mrs. Ancona Mr. Bagshaw Miss Bard Mr. Brannen Mrs. Brown Mrs. Burke Mr. Citriniti Miss Cole Mr. Collins Mrs. Cowell Mrs. Cutter Mrs. Daly Miss Deely Mr. Farmer Mr. Grubel Mrs. Gwise 5-an Mrs. Halligan Mrs. Hewitt Mr. MacDonald Mr. McDonnell Mr. Moore Miss O'Brien Mrs. Parker Mr. Paris Mrs. Prichard Mrs. Rector Mr. Sewall Mrs. Spring Mr. Szarowicz Mr. VanArsdale Mr. Williams 5 2 Q 'Rf .6 1. Q 34-Rf J, 511, V ' L wa, .- v 'ff 1,..-- , Q- 1. ., ,W 5 - .ff L 4 1 '11 zz . 'nf ei Q .Q Sas, 3 EJ 4-3 Q av S W E6 3 iv. .- we -4- ,, R X .. X E 5 LV 1 3 ,, R m N 1 ,Q-SM., f .1 , X 5 il I2 X E Seniors FRANK ABBOTT ROB ERT BARDIN ALAN ALDRICH IEANETTE BARTLETT W 5 JOSEPH BADER JERRY BEASMAN 6' Z, , 4 V. ' ,z ' -Lww ' fz411aii,,5,,L iw- H'-Q: 1 DEONNE BAKER V3 . xv, J, 1' -Q,-f , .TANIE BETHLEHEM FRED BOWEE FRANCES BALDWIN LINDA BARAN 2 'A,-- 1 .. fi 54.15 DONALD BRAY JAMES BRENNAN ALICE BROWN LINDA BROWN JILL CI-IARBONEAU ROBERTA CHRISTIAN JAMES CLARK 'KIIQY , JOSEPH CEHON SKI ERIC BULLOCK ROGER CARROLL KAREN CLOUGH WAYNE CROWE gp..-J' W ,,,.,. N 'TT 'gp CLELIA DE OLIVEIRA BRENT DIEHL .TUSTIN DONAHOE DAWN DOVIAK GAIL FERGUSON TIMOTHY GAFFNEY EUGENE FELSHAW FREDEMCK EAMES Q W BARBARA GALLUP MARCIA GEHRINGER CATHERINE EDDY LEO FADEL PAMELA GREEN , JAMES HALENAR Q, !l 1 ,E f i TIMOTHY HALLIGAN MICHAEL HAIUUNG LAURA KALIES GARTH KEEFE W WILLIAM KELLEY 1055 Yr, fr' TERRY HOTCHKIN JANE HUGHES in JUNE HUGHES qmkw, W LINDA KOGUT GERALD KOHLER WH? RIC HARD KIGER 'Q ROB ERT LA I-IUE FENTON KORMAN HUGH LA HUE ,hmm TERRY MARTIN FREDERICK MORGAN RANDALL MARTIN V , .LW 5 5 WILLIAM LAUKAITIS EVE LINDER EDWARD MARKOW SKI DAVID MOORHEAD DAWN MORRIS ERNEST OLIVER JOHN PARKER PAMELA PECK ROGER REATH DA VID REILLY 4-0'-4u..u.,,. DON ALD PEC KI-IAM 5 NANCY ROEMER i '35 I RUTH PROULX MARY PULEO I MARCIA QUICK IIII I I ELIZABETH SCALZO PATRICK SCHAFER A' .lk , 1? MARGARET ROSE f , ,,-,, ,Z e SUZANNE SCHAFER DONALD SHIPMAN THOMAS SC HAFER MARY JANE SMITH ROBERT SMITH FAITH SPENCER MICHAEL SHUPE DENNIS SMITH JOHN SMITH DENNIS STARING ALLAN STOTT My MARSHA STRONG aww fam QM dyullunqh NANCY SW EEZEY VALERIE SZANCILO PHILIP SZELIGA JOHN VAN LANINGHAM BERNARD VANDERWOOD JOHN WE LTER -,.. MICHAEL TONER NORMAN TON ER N gifs 1 . IT R I KATHERINE TURLEY EK 'N-upwufrvli' LEON WISNOSKI Q f X FRANK ABBOTT FFA 15' Track 15 Wrestling 3. ALAN ALDRICH Yr. Book staff 3,45 Interact Club 3,4 Treas. 45 Nat. Hon. So. 3,45 Bowling Team 2,3,45 Sr. Play5 Col. Sem. 45 Vice-Pres. Class 2. JOSEPH BADER DEONNE BAKER Newspaper Staff 45 FHA 15 Choir 1. FRANCES BALDWIN FHA 15 Choir 1,2,3,45 Girls Track 1,25 Girls Basketball 1. 30 LINDA BARAN Library Club 1,2,3,4, Sec. 3, Pres. 45 FTA 2,35 Col. Sem. 4. Nat. Hon. So. 4. ROBERT-BARDIN Ski Club 45 Drama Club 35 Track 15 Cross Country 1,25 Bowling 15 Basketball 1,25 Choir 1,2,45 Jr. High All' State 1. IEANETTE BARTLETT Newspaper Staff 45 FHA 1. .TERRY BEASMAN Football 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 45 Nat. Hon. So. 4. JANIE BETHLEHEM FHA 15 Stage Club 15 Library Club 15 Girls Basketball 15 Choir 1,2,3, 45 Band 1,2,35 All School Play 15 Dance Band 1,25 St. Council Rep. 1. FRED BOWEE Cross Country 1,25 Wrestling 3,43 Track 1,3,45 Bowling 2,3,4: Jr. High All State 15 Choir 1,2. DONALD BRAY Basketball 1, 2. JAMES BRENNAN Wrestling 3,45 Track 4. Stage Club 4 ALICE BROWN Track 25 Baseball 3. LINDA BROWN Library Club 25 Girls Track 1,25 Basketball 1. ERIC BULLOCK Yr. Bk. Rep. 45 Col. Sem. 45 Track 35 Wrestling 3. ROGER CARROLL Interact 3,4, Board of Directors 3, 45 Newspaper staff 2,35 Yr. Bk. Staff 45 Varsity Club 3,45 Basket- ball 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 25 Bowl ing Team 2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Choir 15 Class Pres. 15 S. C. Vice- Pres. 2,3, Pres. 4. JOSEPH CEHONSKI FFA 3,4. JILL CHARBONEAU FHA 1,3,4, Sec. 1, Song Leader 3, Historian 45 FTA 25 Yr. Bk. Staff 1,3,4, Activities Ed. 3, Lit. Ed. 45 Drama Club 1,2,35 Stage Club 1,25 Nat. Hon. SO. 3,45 Choir 1,2,45 Sr. Play5 All School Play 15 Col. Sem. 35 Ensemble 1, 25 Jr. High All State5 Class Sec. 1,25 FNA 2. ROBERTA CHRISTIAN FHA 2,3,45 Yr. Bk. Staff2,3,45 Treas. 45 Drama Club 35 Choir 25 Sr. Play5 Class Vice-Pres. 45 Stu- dent Council Rec. Sec. 3. JAMES CLARK Varsity Club 3,45 Ski Club5 Foot- ball 1,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Baseball 3,45 Track 1,25 Bowling Team 1,25 Choir 1,2,45 Band 1,25 Jr. High All State. KAREN CLOUGH FHA 15 Stage Club 15 Girls Track 15 Girls Basketball 15 Choir 1,2,3, 45 All School Play 1. WAYNE CROWE FFA 1,2,3,45 Baseball 45 Basket- ball 1,45 Bowling Team 3. CLELIA FERNANDES de OLIVEIRA Foreign Exchange Student Yr. Bk. Staff5 St. Council5 Choir5 Sr. Play. BRENT DIEHL FFA 2,3,45 Newspaper Staff 45 Var sity Club 3,45 Wrestling 2,3,45 Football 1,2,35 Baseball 45 Sr. Play5 Class Pres. 45 St. Council Rep. 35 FFA Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4. JUSTIN DONAHOE Radio Club 1,2,35 Ski Club 15111- terAct 3,45 Football 15 Wrestling 15 Bowling Team 2,45 Sr. Play. DAWN DOVIAK FHA 25 Yr. Bk. Staff 3,45 Choir 1, 25 Sr. Play5 Cheerleader 2,3, Captain 25 Col. Sem. 45 Ensemble 15 Jr. High All State5 All School Play 15 Class Sec. 4. FRED EAMES Radio Club 1,2,3,4, Pres. 45 Inter act Club 3.4, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 45 Nat. Hon. SO. 3,45 Band 1,2,3 4, Pres. 45 Newspaper Staff 2,3,4, Co-ed. 45 All School Play 15 Sr. Play5 Col. Summer Sem. 2, Win- ter 4. CATHERINE EDDY Drama Club 2535 Newspaper Staff 3,4, Sec. 35 Choir 15 Sr. Play. LEO FADEL Varsity Club 45 Football 2, 3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Basketball Mgr. 3. rr,, , EUGENE FELSHAW GAIL FERGUSON FHA 1 , 2. TIMOTHY GAFFNEY FFA 1,2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 2, Pres. 35 Bachelors Club 45 Wrestling 1, 2,3. BARBARA GALLUP FTA 2,35 Library Club 1,2,3,45 Drama Club 2,3,45 Yr. Bk. Rep. 45 Col. Sum. Sem. 3, Winter 45 Sr. Play. MARCIA GEHRINGER FHA 1,2,3,45 Yr. Bk. Staff2,3,4, Classes Editor 3, Sports Supp. Ed- itor 3, Senior Editor 45 Drama Club 35 Stage Club 15 Choir 1,2,3,4, Treas. 45 Sr. Playg All School Play 15 Ensemble 1,25 Jr. High All State 15 Mixed Ensemble 1. PAMELA GREEN FHA 1,2,35 Yr. Bk. Staff 1,2,3,4, Classes Editor 2, Sports Editor 3, Head of Supp, 3, Copy Editor and proofreader 4, Typist 45 Drama Club 35 Stage Club 15 Nat. Hon. So. 3,45 Choir 1,2,3,45 Sr. Play5 All School Play 15 Ensemble 1,2, 35 Jr. High All State 15 Class Treas. 2,3. JAMES HALENAR Varsity Club 45 Football 3,45 Base- ball 3,45 Wrestling 2,3,45 Track 1,25 Bowl. 1,2,3,45 Choir 1,2,45 Band 1,2,3,45 All School Play 15 All State 45 Jr. High All State 15 St. Council Rep. 1. TIMOTHY HALLIGAN Interact 3,45 Yr. Bk. Staff 45 News- paper Staff 45 Wrestling 3,45 Bas- ketball Mgr. 1,25 Bowling 2,3,45 Col. Sem. 4.5 Nat Hon Soc 4. TERRY HOTCHKIN FHA 15 Girls Track 1,25 Girls Bas- ketball 15 Choir l,2,3,45 All School Play 15 Ensemble 25 Jr. High All state 1. .TANE HUGHES FHA 15 Yr. Bk. staff 35 Stage Club 15 Girls Basketball 15 Track 15 Yr. Bk. Hr. Rep. 2,35 Choir 1,45 All School Play 15 Cheerleader 2,3,45 Capt. 45 lr. High All State. JUNE HUGHES FHA 15 Yr. Bk. Staff 45 Basketball 15 cheerleader 2,3,45 Choir l. LAURA KA LIES GARTH KEEFE Football 45 Wrestling 35 Track 2,3, 4. WILLIAM KELLY FFA 4. RICHARD KIGER Ski Club 15 Wrestling 1. LINDA KOGUT Newspaper Staff 45 Yr. Bk. Staff 2,3,45 Choir 1. .TERRY KOHLER I '--' I FENTON KORMAN Newspaper Staff 2,45 Bowling Team 45 Sr. Play5 Col. Sem. 4. ROBERT LaHUE Varsity Clubg Cross Country 45 Bowl. 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 1,2,3, 4, Capt. 4. HUGH LaHUE Ski Club 45 Varsity Club 3,45 Choir 1,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 2,3,45 Bowling Team 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM LAUKAITIS Yr. Bk. staff 45 Varsity Club 3,4, Vice-Pres. 45 Stage Club 15 Bas- ketball 1,2,3,45 Cross Country 15 Track 1,2,3,45 Bowling Team 1, 2,3,4, Capt. 2,33 Choir 1: Jr. High All State 15 Class Pres. 3. EVE LINDER Newspaper Staff 4. s ss ft gr 4 5 EDWARD MARKOWSKI RANDALL MARTIN Nat. Hon. Soc. 4. TERRY MARTIN DAVID MOORHEAD Varsity Clubg Ski Clubp Football 1 2,3,45 Basketball 45 Track 15 Base- ball l,2,3,45 Bowling Team 1,2, 3,45 Choir 1,2,3,45 Ensemble 15 Jr. High All State St. Council Rep. 15 Class Vice-Pres. 2. FRED MORGAN Varsity Club 2,3,4, Pres. 4: Inter act Club 3,4, Sec. 4: Football 1, 2,3,4, Co-Captain 43 Track 1,2, 3,45 Wrestling 1,3,4: Choir 15 Jr. High All State 15 Class Vice-Pres. 35 St. Council Rep 4. DAWN MORRIS FHA 1,2,3: Newspaper Staff 45 Volleyball 2,35 Softball 35 Choir 1. ERNEST OLIVER JOHN PARKER Bowling Team. A PAMELA PECK Drama Club 35 Newspaper Staff 45 Sr. Play5 Majorettes 3,45 Choir 1. DONALD PECKHAM FFA 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 25 Band 1. RUTH PROULX FTA 2.3.45 Newspaper Staff 3,4, News Ed 3,45 Drama Club 1, Sec. lg Choir 1,2,3,4: Col. Sem. 3: Ensemble 1,2,35 All State qareaj 45 Jr. High All State 1. 1 MARY PULEO I 5 FHA 15 Library Club 2,3,45 News 5 Staff 4g Drama Club 25 Girls Bas- up yyyy 5, fr lietball 25 Choir 15 All School Play ' QL i MARCIA QUICK Q Yr. Bk. Staff 15 Hr. Rep. l,2,3. y ,V 33 i f '5 . Aj ' - Iezi Q , E I :af,,, - I we 34 ROGER REAT H Wrestling 2: Sr. Play 4. DAVID REILLY Drama Club 2,3g Cross Country 1, 2,3,4g Bowling 1,2,3,4. NANCY ROEMER FTAQ Bowlingg Gymnasticsg Archery MARGARET ROSE ELIZABETH SCALZO Library Club 1: Yr. Bk. Staff 1,2, 3,4 News Staff 45 Girls Basketball 1. PATRICK SCHAFER FFA 2,3,4g Cross Country 2g Wres- tling 1,25 Bowling Team 1,2. SUZANNE SCHAFER FHA lg Bowling Team 3,4g Choir 1,2,3,4g Band 1g Cheerleader 2,3, 4g Jr. High All State. THOMAS SCHAFER DONALD SHIPMAN MIKE SHUPE Interact 3, 43 Cross country 1,2,3, 4g Track 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2, 3,4g Bowling 3,4g Choir 15 Varsity Club 2 , 3, 4. DENNIS SMITH Ski Club 3,49 Baseball 15 Bowling 1,2,3,4g Choir 1,2,3. JOHN SMITH Yr. Bk. Staff 3,4, Varsity Club 49 Baseball l,2,3,4g Bowling 1,2,3,4 Basketball Mgr. 1,2g Choir 2g Sr. Playg Boy 's Ensemble 2g Jr. High All State. MARY JANE SMITH FHA 1,2,3: Newspaper Staff 35 Yr. Bk. Staff 3,45 Drama Club 2,3g Sr. Playg All School Play 1g Cheer- leader 2g Jr. High All State lg St. Council Rep. 1. ROBERT SMITH Varsity Club 3,45 Baseball 2, 3,45 Bowling 2,3,45 Football 15 Basket- ball 15 Wrestling 25 Track 15 Choir 1, 2. FAITH SPENCER Library Club 2,3,45 Drama Club 2,35 FHA 15 Vice-Pres. Library Club 4. DENNIS STARING FFA5 Sec. 25 Vice-Pres. 45 Varsity Club Wrestling 1,2,3,45 Choir 1. ALLAN STOTT Yr. Bk. staff 3,45 Bowling Team 2,3,45 Basketball Mgr. 25 Sr. Play. MARSHA STRONG Yr. Bk. Staff1,2,3,45 B.M. 3, Ed. 45 FHA 1,25 Sec. 25 Nat. Hon. So. 3,45 Drama Club 35 Choir 1, 2,4, Sec. 25 Jr. High All State5 Mixed Ensembleg Girls Ensemble 15 Band 1,2,3, Lib. 2,35 Sr. Play5 Col. Sem. 3, Alt. 45 All School Play 15 Vice-Pres. Class 1, Sec. 25 S.C. Rep. 35 S.C. Corr. Sec. 4. NANCY SWEEZEY Yr. Bk. Staff 3,45 Drama Club 35 GAA 15 Majorettes 25 Col. Sem. 35 Sr. Play5 Class Treas. 25 Nat. Hon. Soc. 4. VALERIE SZANCILO Drama Club 35 Col. Sem. 3,45 Class Treas 4. PHILIP SZELIGA Newspaper Staff 25 Drama Club 2, 35 Football 45 Col. Sem5 Barton Cobane Award 15 HR Rep. 1,2,3, 4.5 Nat. Hon. Soc. 4. MICHAEL TON ER FFA, Reporter 2, Sec. 3,45 Basket- ball 1,2, 3,4. NORMAN TONER FFA 1,2,3,4, Sentinel 2, Treas. 4. is 7 444- KATHY TURLEY FHA 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4g Yr. Bk. Staff l,2,3,4g Nat. Hon. So. 3,49 Drama Club 33 Choir 1,2,4: Band 1,2,3,4, Sec. 2,33 Sr. Play: All School Playg Col. Sem. 39 Girls Ensemble 1,29 Jr. High All Stateg Class Treas. 1gS.C. Rep. 2,4, Treas. 3. BERNARD VAN DERWOOD Interact 2,3,4g Varsity Club 3,4g Football 3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,4g Track 1,2,3,4g Bowling Team 1, 2,3,4g Choir 1,2,3,4: Band 1.2, 3,49 All School Play lg Ir. High All State lg Area All State Boy 's Ensemble 1,2g Class Pres 2g S.C. 2. JOHN VANLANINGHAM Chess Club lg Stage Club 43 Wres- tling Mgr. 3,4g Choir 1. JOHN WELTER Photography Club. LEON WISNOSKI FFA l,2,3,4, Treas, 2,3, 36 Senivr Patrons. Congratulations, Class of 1966 Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Baker Congratulations, Seniors Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gaffney Our wishes for health and prosperity to the Class of '66 Helen and Bob Harjung Congratulations, Class of '66 Mr. and Mrs. John S. Morgan Congratulations Jim and C-lass of 1966 Mr. and Mrs. John Halenar Our best wishes to all Seniors The Gordon Millers Congratulations to the Class of '66 from the Gehringers Congratulations, Alice Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brown and Family Best wishes, Class of 1966 Mr. and Mrs. William J. Laukaitis Mr. Kenneth L. Hartzell, Ir. Best wishes to the Senior Class Mr. and Mrs. Ed Strong Congratulations, Class of '66 Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith Congratulations, Class of '66 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Turley Congratulations to Clelia and her classmates. Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Podosek Compliments of the Shupes Congratulations to the Class of '66 from the Sweezeys il Kavhelvr Zzflzcr tdBy D NIRS HEI ENIE PRlCHARD F-.. V429 Sauquoit represents to me the wonderful time I had this year. It was here I got to know the American way of life, participating in the school studies, activities, and daily joys. But the most important was the new friends I met. From shar- ing this experience, I will have many memories. X. V X gf ! Q f' 7 14, 4 - A 6leYia krnaizdes De Oliveira SWS zilfchizizga Siudcrzf 9mm Brazil 1 965- I 966 fnwyg eIZf5T355:1S13lzWii?'9' Mfw ,.W., .,1i:, ,,,:., . A R .... vs .,. W w+4ms,2, -gf. LN, ..,,.. . fhiiiifilm fiiffiiiy- E237fQZiEii?55? I ,. ..,,.., , ,i ,. a sail! K sffagssgll. ,1 K . .11Q:W:, . 4 -1 n ,. .M . . :LN-13, -flmfii , . M k . fimgw W,-A 4w as 5 Q 5? E? . is ' M133 w ,, Le W in Y' sw' wk ., fm Qmwi kgxx i -fQ'EMi 'F AA,A ,E i 61515555 TOP ROW: D. English, D. Brondou, R. Bel- lows, I. Cilbrith, J. 1 Duga. SECOND ROW: D. christian, C. crarld I. Poster, Mrs. Rector, G. Felshaw, R. Abbott, G. Abbott. FIRST ROW: C. Eddy, L. Dowd, A. Beehm, D. Charette, A. Alton, R. Brown, C. Caruso. f .Ll WNV' '- ti A 5 o, TOP ROW: W. John- son, D. Holdredge, W. Hosey, R. Heaslip. THIRD ROW: D. Komorek, P. Keida, K. Kowalski, G. Mor- gan, P. Hynes, S. Martin. SECOND ROW: D. Gifford, A. Gordy, Mr. Citriniti, A. Lake, D. Longtin. FIRST ROW: M. Owens, K. Lyons, V. Katona, S. Lewosko, C. Krom, S. Kohler, C. Lallier. EF ,a , 1 ,gf v - TOP ROW: J. Ward, E. Slater, E. Scott, G. Wilkinson, T. Toner, SECOND ROW: R. Walker, G. Windover, R. Will- iams, Mr. Brannen, D. Rotundo, C. Tal- bot, S. Smith. FIRST ROW: M. Tyo, L. Phillips, B. Smith, M. Welter, D. Skin- ner, B. White, D. Skinner 43 TOP ROW: R. Barrett, J. Dwyer, D. Fehr, D. Fahy. SECOND ROW: F. Ferguson, P. Clark, R. Fletcher, R. Briggs, D. Connor R. Freeman. SECOND ROW: B. Baran, I. Atkinson, S. Dibble, Mr. Szarowicz, L. Chynoweth, T. Crowe, F. Brockway. FIRST ROW: L. Doviak, G. Emery, M. Beasman, E. Castilla, D. Bar- din, I. Bartlett, C. Brayman. 'raw ,... FQ 3 TOP ROW: W. Gaffney, R. Lake, I. Mikalauskas, P. Keida. THIRD ROW: D. Linder, G. Monoco, P. Hynes, C. O'Neil, T. Grant, W. Ingles, W. Livingston. SECOND ROW: S. Kogut, D. Moore, E. Loomis, Mr. Sewall, M. Lorek, E. Harrison, A. Ko- morek, R. Loomis. FOURTH ROW: P. Kinch, P. Murray, C. Hosey, J. Inglis, A. Mykytyn, H. Kellam, D. Hallock. Elzzss of '68 TOP ROW: R. Weaver, F. White, G. Rose, C. Turley, W. Re vere, J. Radigan. SECOND ROW: R. Walker, R. VanDyke, J. Redner, H. Wolanin, D. Spencer, J. Roberts, FIRST ROW: W Peckham, C. Weaver, C. Santalxlaria, Mrs. Hewitt, L. Ship- man, J. Townsend, L. Ward. Y TOP ROW: C. De Rosia, D. Bar- din, THIRD ROW: S. Abbott, H Addington, R. Hyrb, T. Green- wood, B. Barrett, W. Burger, SECOND ROW: G. Gaffney, D. Griffin, M. Hand, Mr. Smith, J. Bethlehem, S. Dowd, R. Davies, FIRST ROW: S. Barrett, M. Ho- baica, P. Eddy, S. Baran, B. Ho sey, P. Christian, S. Amell. he K, ,J 'sl' M Fzxvav 611155 fff '69 O',j::J::rn TOP ROW: M. Stott, W. Sweezey, E. Yager, E. Wentz, E. Toner, J. White. SECOND ROW: B. Stefa- nik, N. Toner, C. Szancilo, Mrs. Brown, I. Zogby, G. Smith, C. Scott. FIRST ROW: C. Schaner, A. Vandawalker, J. Williams, R. Redner, I. Sweezey, P. Tinker, P. Weaver. TOP ROW: D. Miller, T. Leitz, L. Krom, I. Mashtare, G. Pollard, S. O'Nei1, D. Owens, T. Phillips. SECOND ROW: C. Jasek, R. Parisi, D. Kowalski, Mr. Stevens, D. Lemieux, R. Kuhn, A. Lallier. FIRST ROW: L. Parks, N. LaBuzz- etta, K. Manion, S. Looft, D. Longo, L. McAvey, W. Kimball. I 'Sr tri -, . 'em -Q- 47 Homeroom 210 anim' Klzoir TOP ROW: B. Wilson, B. Grubel J. Jarecki, D. Fer- ris, R. Duga, T. Quackenbush. FOURTH ROW: B. Lewis, K. Geh- ringer, S. Dra- heim, D. Tilbe, I. Frost, C. Shupe G. Bennett, T. Hryb. THIRD ROW: L. Rider, F. Piscione, F. Roberts, D. Neal, B. Jordan, C. Bo- Wee, D. Schiebel, R. Lemieux, S. Welch. SECOND ROW: M. Barnum J. Carroll, K. Stott, S. Yager, Mr. Farmer, A. Wetzel, J. Whit- ton, B. Tilbe, M. Pughe. FIRST ROW: N. Davies, I. Herron, B. Wor- den, H. Iarecki, J. Smith, C. Cor- bin, C. Ferguson, W. Podosek. l HOP ROW: L. Gilman, 3. Miller, S. Johnson, Eu. Nichols W. Miller :OURTH ROW: R. Reilly, G. Tuttle, T. Matthews K. St. Ger- main, W. Gaffney, D. Wheeler, THIRD ROW: D. Eames,J. Ferguson, C. Podosek, S. Davies Weigel, C. Fadel R. Ferguson. SECOND ROW: P. Rider P. erkins, Miss O'Brien, iss Cole, J. Jones, J. ughes, K. Halenar. IRST ROW: D. Kerr, G Lenard, J. Donahoe hs. Bielby, N. Gacioch P. Blelby, R. Wisnoski , ,,,,,.,,.,. ,. ,,.e5?ffnmrfrf .., M 'Yl-fll' :: ?WkM'WW ,rift --sf' A 2 Scnivr Band Homerooms 128 and 139 LQ- in 6th Grade Choir junior High Activities 7 h d 8 h G d Ch iii! iv, Igg ,,2f, QI ., Junior Band ig: Q' fm A M A ff- VW , 4 in .,....... ..- - f, , in ,, 1 U-Q9 'W , up lf , M Mui :T Q4 MQ? , 5 A 291 V V fjfja W 1 ' 452 ,W 7:5 5 .. is W- .Q 'N in Q Ai A gale as ' ' ls 5? fn , i -gg A .- gm' A 41 fa t K N .1 . x- , .524 Him -7 .1 ,K ..,,, . MQ. . .,,, ,. ,L Ng f, ig L 5 0 sn 7th Grade Basketball , Nils ' jiqxlss Junior High Cross -Country Junior High Football Sth Grade Basketball MRS. DALY Homeroom 216 MISS FERRO Homeroom 218 . grade 8 MR. MacDONALD Homeroom 209 Q 4 MR. PARIS Homeroom 207 ..-IW MISS DEELY Homeroom 310 MR. COLLINS Hdmeroom 312 Grade 7 MRS. GWISE Homeroom 302 MR. MCDONNELL Homeroom 304 MR. MONOHAN Homeroom 305 Grade 6 MR. FRANK Homeroom 307 MR. PASTOR Homeroom 318 MISS GLUCKY Homeroom 320 MR. SPENCE MRS. JOHNSON Grade 5 MRS. PHILLIPS MRS. DONNELLY X gk Ki 'w NAS ,X ...Q-w...1 X MRS. TURLEY Grade 4 MRS. MORGAN MRS . BULLOCK MRS . KING MRS. THOMAS i Grade 3 1 f 4 S! 58 1-Q. MRS. BIERWORTH MRS. METCALF MRS. BROWN MRS. PHILLIPS MRS. FLETCHER I Grade 2 MRS. STEPHENSON MRS. WILKINSON ,, f2i5:Wf'f?:.Qf5if: ' 3' - Q l,1 I MRS. ROSSELLE Qrade I gig S b ,Q 1, S. N I S R 'R ' 33'k2fau S. if .115 Q P i3'? . ,ik R 95:3 gl f' 1 ' ' 1 ' 2 -13 'f7 ' .: ', x' k W .. F 1 1 N X K i it F, ,r f ,- , I ., f 5. ' ff' 1,915 l V 4 .Q if in . NV 9 Vyk . Q 3 , 31 ,K .2 . 1 V K wg iigtgtg LQ' 1- frirk if L, 1, 6 LN' N l r l- . N f 1 .. ,, 1. ' ' 4, Q S s 511' 60 Q! MRS. KEMPA MRS. JONES M4 .J MRS . RAY MRS . KILBOURNE MRS. FOPPES Mndergarfcn MRS. KILBOURNE Jf MRS. FOPPES 4 i 5 if ' if' ,-f ,, D- Q ' Viv' , 1 2 ,L 62 LQ . qi , u :fn In Activities 5? fam.: 3... -. ga' . A ,f,,ff,, ii , 4. E 91164 The Future Homemakers of America is a national organization designed to prepare girls in the field of home- making, an essential in today's society. During the year this group sponsors many programs on career opportunities and preparation for adult duties, as well as social events. In this way these girls have learned responsibility and service to themselves and others. WA The Future Farmers of America is an organization whose main purpose is to develop character, train for citizen- ship, and foster patriotism among its members. It strives to create a love for country life which is most important to any person choosing farming as a vo- cation in life. The highlight in the social year of the FFA is the annual banquet, an event which is anticipated by the entire com- munity. mugs if 15,1 nnn, 8 6 kudirf Klub The Radio Club is made up of boys interested in learning more about ama teur radio operation. Meeting frequently, the members broadcast using the call letters WB2 - TVW . The meeting place for the Windy Hill Radio Club , as this or- ganization is called, is on thc third floor ofthe Jr. Sr. High School build- ing. 65 as S A X fi Q S gs ig, 3 5 ins :I si SSL i Q The Student Council is an organiza- tion with many duties. Its main job is that of median between the administra tion and faculty, and the student body. It sponsors many events to benefit the students such as Red and White Week- end, dances, interscholastic sports day, and the very important American Field Service Program. It tries to make our school one with spirit and pride. Sfudemf Hrfuucil is i -nd: 3.4 ,as il, or Zibrury 61116 The Library Club is a service organization designed to keep the library functioning properly. The Library Club members, acting as student librarians, are responsible for processing new books, repairing old books, and filing cards. The Library Club's annual faculty tea highlights the year. The culminat- ing social event of their year is the presentation of awards ceremony. 5 1 X f S F 1 -1 Q .4 , . i X, ki 61116 The Ski Club is designed to pro- vide skiing entertainment for those who have a knowledge and interest in the sport. The members, as a group with advisor, visit various ski locations during the winter months. is 5 ...Mr .W r s 1 'wg' W, JZ K f ,- W 5?1- .1 uv , fi verify -A -nr . s vt. 357.513 t. is K: K A ygzff., M ,yrs-, ' ' -- -s f f N r sh W3 in Q ,, 'ms Q Varsity glllb The Varsity Club is an or- ganization made up of boys who have earned two letters in the same school sport. Each year the boys work on various projects to finance their varsity jackets and a trip to New York City. In this way special recognition is given to outstanding ath- letes. xr. ,.,-' . gg: ' lic! V r,rr ' .- . Dom Our Stage' The purpose of the Stage Club is to create and design the settings needed for plays and other per- formances put on by the school. Although their job is difficult and sometimes rushed, to the members it is a very rewarding one. Its members must dis- play a flair to create a skill necessary for developing effectual scenes. The plays from our stage this year included the Senior play, Bachelor Father , the speech class version of A Christmas Carol , and the all-school musical The King and I . 69 p A .sumuu ,- . ,ff ,Sf tt rznzaunuaz, qlHZH3llAll I amlatnza 33iVH32 The National Honor Society was 'o ' W 'g organized in 1921 by the National Association of Secondary School Principals. They felt that recog- x nition should be given to those who achieve excellence scholastically so they founded the organization on a national basis as the name s implies. These men believed that, al- though a number of attempts to recognize scholastic achievement had been made on a local scale, a national organization would offer more prestige and recognition for its members l6'z1cl1clzfris' 61110 Bachelor's Club, an organization de- signed to teach senior boys the culinary arts for themselves, is under the direction of the Home Economics department. The primary purposes of this organization are enjoyment and the knowledge gained through experi- ence in the kitchen. l 70 N w c , gk The Pow Wow staff draws from many talents throughout the school ranging from good news story reporting to Cartooning. Many different areas of interest must be covered including hu- man interest, features and sports. The students do all of this work in their spare moments and must cover such jobs as editing, typing and lay- out in preparation for the final printing. In spite of the hard work, enthusiasm is always forthcom- ing in this activity. 7l ffl: f- , lr y 4 , f . . s...w- - f1 -,,, .....,T,',. I ,......,..,, Qiimw-2' , ymrbrwk Suzy L:l,,. . The Yearbook Staff is a group of students whose interests lie in the fields of art, imagination, busi- ness, typing, and photo- graphy. These talents are combined through group efforts and many meetings to result in a book which will be of interest to our community. , H 3---' 1 ,Jo ! f Q i W 404 .HMWE k ,' X Sparta' -as' ' . .fh1W:-JE . .r i K S- UM Q It S h . , . klgrh i E 7 S f- F Zrfzffbfzll 6.4 VISITORS SVCS Richfield Springs 6 18 West Winfield 6 l3 Cooperstown 7 27 Clinton 33 6 Waterville 27 '7 Hamilton 0 6 New York Mills 35 12. Morrisville 0 12 Sauquoit Varsity Football Scores wx E E is W A A sis. A s3 r ?Q . g i' flifwffil -1 .5 11 . 5 I . Y N' Aff Ti - N . ..:jS,ti,,-ggigjfiifigffggg . ,Q ' - W sss' ',l ls srrrrs is . so A .Q H55 '3.i Qq, ' L - f-five-IFJ. 34 'f , . .L avg-,,.,.Qf,, - . A . , -VV kk .. 'V -nvififlij I 1 5 'Ni ' .A K - .4 of .isi ' f is QU , 00614 Q. , KL , I -, ff Grass Hvuufry Sauquoit - 27 Clinton - 29 Sauquoit - 22 Richfield - 37 Sauquoit - 27 Sherburne - 31 Scores in Varsity League Meets Wrestling WRESTLING SCORES Cooperstown Sauquoit 10 27 Sherburne 37 11 Utica Free Academy 24 2 6 Proctor 2 1 27 Poland 2 43 Richfield Springs 28 14 f ' V 3 ,,., V l , 6' , - -H :, fa if' f,:,gz,,.,, ' H ' Rx -6.,,.1s 45: Ng, xi: Q3z4,W,,W,,w,.,, .,:,, , ., .. 5 'zz c B, ,x.- , J VARSITY SCORES Morrisville Sauquoit 30 62 44 64 Clinton 35 51 51 64 Waterville 41 39 66 72 Hamilton 52 65 61 63 Cooperstown 46 67 '11 '75 New Yorlg Mills 66 60 69 56 West Winfield 48 59 61 83 Richfield Springs 44 '75 36 49 Sherburne 43 56 54 65 Varsity Kasketbull JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Morrisville 34 50 Clinton 30 30 Waterville 32 46 Hamilton 36 33 Cooperstown 48 28 New York Mills 52 36 West Winfield 30 34 Richfield Springs 30 2 1 Sherburne 37 31 EU fzmmr Varsity Kaskefbal! HUWHIIQ gn-P' ' 'N ay IQ B3 flflajvrcffc K Q ., K al L A' vi, '- -Y--vw - M I 85 4 If . T -M ,,4, ,Wy Advertising 1 Q Cnc' Sfndenf Gonna! and its Activities ln order to give the student body a closer look at some of the activities which took place during the 1965-66 school year, we of this year 's Student Council have purchased these pages. lt is our hope that the following pages will be a living record of the events of the year. The Student Council is an organization designed, in part, to provide and regulate school activities. This year 's council has proved itself particularly busy. Of most im- portance was the welcoming of Miss Clelia F. deOliveira, our 1965-66 Foreign Exchange Student from Brazil. Council also co-sponsored an AFS day to further broaden our contact with people from other lands. ln addition, the Student Council decorated the halls at Christmas time to add the holiday spirit to our school. I t ..,, , C y rr , ,T. .1,, fii Qs. The Student Council provided not one, but two big week- ends for the year - Red 85 White and Homecoming for football and basketball respectively. This year 's Red 85 White Week- end included the traditional bonfire, the motorcade, and Saturday 's exciting game defeating Cooperstown, followed by the Victory dance at which Fred Morgan reigned as King, Nancy Sweezey as Queen, and Clelia deOliveira as our Good Luck Charm. Homecoming Weekend also provided much school spirit for the game against New York Mills. Activities included a dance with the theme Swish and Swing and the selling of Maurice the Mauler badges. Red and White and '7lemeeemir1g Weekends 'H 1 1 'x fi af 1 111 w,4,,,4 3 - ' 4 A f,, - .ff,t.., in , STUDENT COUNCIL 1965-1966 President: Vice Pres. : Corres. Sec. . Record. Sec Treasurer: Senior Reps: Junior Reps: Roger Carroll Steve Johnson Marsha Strong Kathy Halenar Anita Wetzel Fred Morgan Kathy Turley Barb Jordan Sandy Yager Soph Reps: Wendy Podosek Nancy Davies Frosh Reps: Gail Smith Pam Eddy Sth Grade: Janice Grzesiak Penny Bielby Gail Lenard 7th Grade: Penni Briggs Wendy Tuttle Dale Halligan Class Pres.: Brent Diehl - Sr Scott Smith - Jr Rich Freeman - Soph John Ferguson - Frosh Advisor: Mrs. Helene Prichard V Officers from left to right: F. Muller - Sect. S. K. Johnson - V. Pres.gE. Yager - Pres.gW. O. Roberts - Treas Working together in our community to fulfill the motto of Lionism. WE SERVE ,Q 1 vi Q 3. E 'J' if l ' WE'RE SAD TO SEE YOU SENIORS LEAVE GOOD OLD SAUQUOIT VALLEY CENTRAL You've been good customers and We have enjoyed Working with you. Our very best Wishes for success and happiness go with you- Before you go, tell the under- classmen our service can't be beat when it comes to yearbooks, school rings and graduation announcements. 38 years of service to the schools in Eastern New York HODGKINS DF BALFOUR P.O. Box 2509 Schenectady, N. Y, 12309 GUS HODGKINS - BOB GRAY - DON NASH JIM GERDING - TONY SCARING 93 See the latest in charms and pierced earrings at THE HARRIS BROTHERS 204 Genesee Street New Hartford Utica, N. Y. Shopping Center HOMEROOM PATRONS GRAN PRIX First: Homeroorn 110 Second: I-Iorneroorn 108 lst 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th Third: I-lorneroorn 228 10th 11th 12th 13th Horneroorns who reached their goal Phil Szeliga - 110 - Mr. Rogers David Winchell - 108 - Mrs. Hewitt Mary Beasrnan - 228 - Mr. Szarowicz Jackie Zogby - 208 - Mrs. Brown Colleen Dibble - 216 - Mrs. Daly Chauncy Caruso - 124 - Mrs. Rector David I-Ialligan - 304 - Mr. McDonald June Schafer - 312 - Mr. Collins Janice Grzesiak - 218 - Miss Ferro Wayne Miller - 139 - Miss Cole Donna Skinner - 222 - Mr. Brannen M. Pughe and J. Carroll - 210 Mr. Farmer Rick Bullock - 118 - Mr. Bagshaw HALLIE'S GLASS Aluminum Doors - Auto Glass Windshields - Mirrors - Window Glass 65 Oneida Street Chadwicks, N. Y. Phone RE 7-7669 Obey's Restaurant Albert's Tailoring Casey 8: Keefe Liquors The Cobweb Knit Shop Farrell's Atlantic Hartman Flowers Joe the Auctioneer Plaza Liquor Compliments of Frank Rich PATRONS Sauquoit Barber Shop Smith's Honey Hut Clayville, N. Y. Table Talk Pie Co. Thom McAn New Hartford VanTine's Card Shop Compliments of Willowvale Diner Chadwicks, N. Y. Woodbury Lumber Co Lf IRVING PICKER, Prop. CHERWYN 6 iili iizi p The Ultimate In Fashion 9 enesee ica N4 to 25 G st. Ut' , N. Stanley Theatre Building i Compliments of REG DAVIES TOWN SUPERVISOR FRANK A. EMMA'S PHARMACY Prescription Druggist 2516 Oneida Street, Utica Phone RE 3-3093 Buy and Use GULF TIRES AND BATTERIES CHESTER SITRIN I FURNITURE co. Over 40 Years of Quality - Selection and Satisfaction! 1902 Genesee St. Phone 735-8552 Consistently the Best Fresh Flowers for All Occasions UTICA FLORAL RE 5-8555 Cor. Bank Place and Genesee St. Since 1888 Compliments of VILLAGE TAVERN Rental Formal Wear for All School Functions A. VITULLO INC. Leaders In Footwear Since 1848 ' SAUTTER'S MEN'S CLOTHIERS 17 Hopper Street, Utica Open Mon. thru Fri. evenings till 9 RA 4-5831 New Hartford Shopping Center New Hartford, N. Y. RICHER'S FARM SERVICE, INC. Clayville New York sfgw Phone TE 9-5455 Feed Bulk Delivery Farm Supplies Our Best Wishes as Always Compliments of From BRODT-5 E. J. PETERS RAMBLER Oneida St. Chadwicks Chadwicks New York Where quality is built in not added on H. D. KULOW, INC. PATRONS XA C II Wh l l E ' l O egigpliictrlca GASPER'S HOTJJL U ciayviiie, N. Y. G J D 1122 Park Avenue A FRIEND UUC-1, N. Y. .TACQUELINE ROY, D.D.S. SW 7-2340 Compliments of E. CRAMER AND SON New Hartford Shopping Center New Hartford I Compliments of ELITE BEAUTY SALON, INC. 'There's One In Every Neighborhood. Success and Education Co hand in hand FERRIS T.V. INC. Whitestown, N. Y. Home of Frigidaire and Zenith Fine Apparel for all teenagers JOHANN'S New Hartford, N. Y. Compliments of PETE SALAMONE CEDAR LAKE SERVICE Groceries - Ice Cream - Soft Drinks Cas and Oil - Welding 839-5618 Cedar Lake Compliments of KEWPEE Oneida Square Utica, New York 5i:iQ'U!h.ll1iMsit lz Clambakes a Specialty SCHOLET FURNITURE OLD SPAIN HOTEL Quality at Pleasing Prices Oneida St. Chadwicks BUD AND ANGIE KRESS, Props. Chadwicks, N. Y. Phone: RE 7-9910 RE 7-8822 Congratulations to the Class of 'ee CHADWICK'S MOTORS Used Cars and Trucks 66 ' 70 Genesee St' IRV. EDWARDS, Prop. New Hartford, N. Y. Oneida St. Chadwicks, N. Y. Serving Central New York Phone RE 7-7657 for over a quarter of a century NEW HARTFORD HARDWARE COMPANY STEPHEN SCANLON and CHARLES TRUAX Compliments of THE BALLOON SHOP Benjamin Moore Paints Power Tools for Rent SSLH Green Stamps 72 Genessee St' 22 Cenessee St. New Hartford New Hartford, N. Y. RA 4-5121 WHERE DOES THE MONEY GO THESE DAYS? SCHOOL SAVINGS DAYS . . . and your money goes to work for you . . . earning 4 lf-470 annual dividends at The Savings Bank. Students who participate in the School Savings Programf' are learning to build a secure future. And, when you're ready to take that step up to college, See the Bank with the Gold Dome about a low-cost Student Loan THE SAVINGS BANK oruncA DOWNTOWNANDINTHE NEW HARTFORD SHOPPING CENTER WELLS ALDRICH TABLE STOCK GRANT'S BOOK SHOP Books From All Publishers 255 Genesee St. , Corner Hopper CERTIFIED SEED POTATOES Utica, N.Y. Phone RA 4-4156 Compliments of KUHN'S L, M, BUTTQN BEAUTY SHOP Grocery and Canned Goods Chadwicks Sauquoit, N. Y, Phone: RE 7-7467 the lhoart your yearbook RUB X X 7, Enroll Now QL for .. Day - Nite Summer Sessions Compliments of THE HANGOUT 20 Elm Street Chadwicks, N, Y. T L Complim ents of MARY JO'S BEAUTY SALON 31 Pinnacle Road, Sauquoit At The One and Only Internationally Known UTICA SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE Complim ents of CHICAGO MARKET Devereux St. Utica, N. Y. New Hartford New York Time Payment Plan IITI-yi! A Free Day or Night We Teach All Phases of Beauty Culture Phone Owners P 735-9281 HOWARTH SISTERS I02 Compliments of KEN MORGAN aris Station 839-5367 Bas rl nl. an l Cn 'Mobil Heat Mobil Heating Oils - Burner Service Mill Place Sauquoit, N. Y. Telephone RE 7 -7445 Fuel Oil - Kerosene Automatic Delivery by Degree Day System 24 Hour Burner Service Budget Plan If Desired LINCOLN DAVIES. COMPANY, INC. Feed - Building Material Telephone RE 5-4477 JAY-K INDEPENDENT LUMBER CORPORATION General Merchandise - Coal Phone TE 9-5740 Open Mon. , Thurs. , Fri. Evenings Lumber and Mill Work Paris Station New York Seneca Turnpike New Hartford CHARLES BUSHINGER MATHER, EVANS 8. DIEHL FLORIST COMPANY, INC. 54 Genesee St. Electric Mgbtorfiepairing and fin the Village? upp les New Hartford, N, Y. Phone RA 4-6165 Phone RE Z-5163 509 Lafayette Utica I03 CROWE'S FLYING A SERVICE Tires - Batteries - General Repairs EASTERN ROCK PRODUCTS, INC. Crushed Stone - Blacktop Sand and Crushed Gravel Tennis Courts - Playgrounds Utica - 404 Court St. RA 4-6107 Phone: RE 7-5576 Oriskany Falls 821-7222 189 Mohawk St. Sauquoit, N. Y. Barneveld TW 6-2395 FRED'S FOODLAND MARKET Compliments Where You Get the Best T of for Less HERBERT S. BOWEN III Contact Lens Specialist I04 Phone RE 7-7685 Chadwicks, N. Y. K , 5 A1 Complim ent s of EM ROSER'S SPORT SHOP MOHAWK TRADING POST AND L. H. SMITH SPORTING GOODS, INC. S'nclair Service Boats - Motors - Trailers Marine Supplies T Q Tubes - B tt and Access S T p k New Hartford Washington Mills RE 7-9925 Compliments of Compliments of J. DONALD SMITH FUNERAL HOME G. L. HIGGINS, 203 Oneida St. Chadwicks, N. Y. RE 7-7327 M. D. I05 ilu TIRES GUIDDIJWEA XX X!! 'xl EGGERS, CARYL, 81 CORRIGAN, INC. Tires, Tubes, Recapping, Batteries 227 Oriskany St. W. Phone: SW - Cor. Broadway 7-2630 SPRAGUE'S SUNOCO SERVICE P.O. R.D. 1552, New York Grange Hill Rd. , Chadwicks Compliments of TOBY'S SHELL SERVICE TOBY CROWE, Prop. Chadwicks Call RE 7-7982 RALPH BRIGGS' INSURANCE Phone: RE 7-7235 Sauquolt, N. Y. JIM SMITH Painting - Carpent y R modeling S q t I Compliments -of UTICA TURBINE PARTS DIVISION KELSEY-HAYES COMPANY Pl nts at Halsey Road and Whitesb C ll RE 7 8130 Aft 6p.m Compliments of HILLMAN'S POULTRY FARMS Kellogg Road Wa shington Mills THE REILLY AGENCY - REALTOR Q REALTORS Q Real Estate S Q Insurance lfsrnewo 7 Campbell Road Sauquoit, N. Y. Cordelia Bozzone AUGUST BOZZONE, JR. MEADOW VIEW FARM DAIRY THOMAS W. REILLY Dairy Products Sauquoit New York Phone: RE 7-8404 Compliments of VALLEY VIEW HOUSE CRAFT KENNETH D. HALLIGAN President Cas sville, N, Y. STEPHEN F. HALENAR Real Estate - Insurance 837-5737 155 Oneida St. Clayville, N, Y, I08 EDDIE'S TAVERN Rt. 58 Cassville, N. Y. For Ouality Building Materials See LILLIAN'S BEAUTY SHOP LATUS LUMBER CO., INC. Oneida Street Clayville New York Sauquoit, N, Y, Clayvill Compliments of BARDlN'S MARKET Compliments of DR. F. N. SCHAFER NEW HARTFORD SHOE SHOP 27 Genesee Street New Hartford, N, Y. Compliments f A. HOWARD Sauquoit New Y ork F l WINTERKAMP'S FLOWERS 284 Genesee St. Utica, N. Y. R. C. ROBERT'S AGENCY Fresh Flowers and Corsages For All Occasions Phone RE 5-8566 Top General Insurance GERTRUDE SCHAFER, Sec. Call RE 7-7028 TOUCH TONE DIALING Easy, Convenient, Speed Way to Dial A 'l bl NOW Val a e 98 Roberts Rd. Sauquoit, N. Y. For You A Total Communications Service Compllments of of C 8: U TELEPHONE CLOVER LEAF DAIRY CORPORATION Organized 1922 Growing 1966 Compliments of Cash'n' Carry Home Delivery Direct From Our Farm to You. 1604 Elm Street Utica, New York Chadwicks Call 737-8830 IIO m Complim ents of ALL-RITE DRIVE-IN O d St. S t Compliments of Compliments of KEIDA BROTHERS DISTRIBUTORS FURNER'S TV FRANCIS W. FISK FUNERAL HOME 220 Oneida Street Chadwicks, N. Y. AND APPLIANCES 257 Oneida St. Sauquoit, New York RE 7-8500 BOB'S BARBER SHOP Wa shington Mills New York THE ONEIDA NATIONAL BANK 8. TRUST CO. OF CENTRAL NEW YORK ..- N fo ' ' ' 'Tim 1 N. ,, 1 1 o .ff ' .GM v. 2-, , evo uf 5 ,J C6 XXX M X U Wm 1 A Q 4 Sf' Eb QEEZ, 7 ' 3m 3 3- 'ff .- 39535 f 'J J - bbw FB-f Y MB ' 9 15' H-' , Ll sr ,BEE 9 3 'Q i . is P 1 2 'bb E716 611155 of 1966 Graduation I 966 ,FIFA .M -M J ET: an - si wi? if if AA M V ,:. , H N g - ' Q ,. ' .L ' - X N 1 Mi2i1 'T1fs vgf K ' v - f 55'Ql NX. n' Mfg 'x ' Win' 'N Twvri gf fs?-5 . . 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