Schuylerville Central School - Schuyler Yearbook (Schuylerville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1960 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION 4 5 PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE 6 ADMINISTRATION 7 SENIORS 17 UNDERCLASSMEN 35 ORGANIZATIONS 43 ACTIVITIES 51 SPORTS 59 ELEMENTARY 69 Mrs. Lucy Merrill We, the Class of I960, in appreciation of the countless hours of hard work, sym- 'pathetic listening and loving understanding, dedicate THE 1960 SCHUYLER to our Mr. Robert Correale We, the Class of 1960, in appreciation of the countless hours of hard work, sym- pathetic listening and loving understanding, dedicate THE 1960 SCHUYLER to our class advisors. 5 SARATOGA BATTLE MONUMENT AT SCHUYLERVILLE OlD SARATOGA 1777 Schuylerville Central School System JOHN D. RYAN. Supervising Principal SCHUYLERVILLE. NEW YORK Members of the Class of 1960: June 27, 1960 is Graduation Day, a memorable milestone on your road to success. During your elementary and secondary school years, your lives have been made happier by sacrificing and loving parents; your educa- tional burdens have been lightened by helpful and understanding teachers; and your paths brightened by friendly and congenial class- mates. Friendships gained during your school days will long endure as you reminisce and re- live your happy school experiences. As you leave Schuylerville Central School, we trust you will carry with you the fine moral and spiritual values of your homes and the high social and educational standards of your school. Your Board of Education, teachers, bus drivers, cafeteria workers, custodians, office personnel and all associated with the Schuylerville Central School wish you supreme happiness and God's blessings, so that each of you will live an abundant and fruitful life. The school and office will always be open to you, so come in to see us. Since rely, 6 John D. Ryan Principal ADMINISTRATION National Park Service Photo SIMON FRASER Commander of British Advanced Guard 7 Leadership is our most important asset. BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. B. Pett, Mr. F. Walsh, Mr. D. Larmon, Mr. T. Clancy, President, Mrs. L. Hughes, Clerk, Mrs. C. Harvey, Treasurer, Mr. F. Taylor, Mr. A. Adamson. ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Mr. Barrett, Mr. H. Walsh, Mr. F. D. Myers, Mr. J. D. Ryan. 8 Commerce Department: Miss Ruth Butler English Department: Mr. Robert Correale, Mrs. Virginia Gilmore, Mr. Lloyd Alviset, Mr. Ralph Craw, Miss Ann Wild. 9 Health Department: Mrs. Catherine Ikenberry Mr. Charles Cuccio Dr. M. D. Duby Miss Frances Cronin Mrs. Katherine Squires Not Pictured: Mrs. Sarah Phillips Guidance Department: Miss Elizabeth Myers History Department: Mr. Norbert Nolte Mr. Jay Kosseff Mr. Robert LaRocque Mrs. Elinor Noonan Mrs. Mildred Peters Miss Mary Cudahy Physical Education Department: Miss Alice Struzinsky Mr. Frederick Reed Science Department: Mrs. Barbara Gibbs Miss Aileen Gage Mr. Frank Ruggeri Vocational Arts Department: Mrs. Janet Aldous Mr. Lawrence Siciliano Mr. Martin Munson Not Pictured: Mr. James McKelvey Mr. William Stevens Mr. Berton Tillotson 12 Sixth Grade: Mr. Malcolm Lindahl Mrs. Elizabeth Hamm Mr. William Murphy Fifth Grade: Mrs. Jeanne Correale Mrs. Florence Goggin Miss Alice Haren Mr. John More Fourth Grade: Mrs. Alice Sparling Mr. Daniel Hickey Mrs. Anna More Third Grade: Miss Rita Boivin Mrs. Ruth Bain Mrs. Margaret Kilbara Secpnd Grade: Miss Alice Boivin Mrs. Anabel Falvey Miss Mary Barnes Mrs. Mary Hamlin First Grade: Mrs. Constance Hammond (at piano) Mrs. Catherine Crozier Mrs. Ursula Murphy Mrs. Helen Clement 14 Kindergarten: Mrs. Beatrice Pechette Mrs. Phoebe Hunt Mrs. Oamaris Weed Specials: Mrs. Joyce Decker — Art Mrs. Gladys Stoutenburgh — Speech Miss Vera Wolcott — Special 15 Secretaries: Miss R. Ryan, Miss D. Cromie, Mrs. M. Doran, Mrs. V. Sherman. Custodians: D. Hinckley, W. Ho- ey, $. Hanna, H. Goodrich, J. Allen, D. Brown (Head), T. Sails. Not pictured: E. Clough. Bus Drivers: W. Hoey, E. Per- iard, W. Patten, S. Hanna, R. Pechette, C. King, A. Traver, J. Allen, J. Ruff, B. Ruff, J. Foote, E. Plummer, R. Periard. 16 SENIORS National Park Service Photo SCHUYLERVILLE MONUMENT 17 The class of 1960 stands as firmly as this monument. PAUL DOUGLAS MARTINOVICH IN MEMORIAM We can not forget those of our number whom God has already called. 18 CHARLES RELYEA CLASS OFFICERS President: VERNE WOOLLEY Secretary: VICKI ARCHER Vice-President: JACK BROWN Treasurer: BRYAN CLANCY OUR RING DONNA MAE ARNOLD Donna Where Found: Home, occasionally Favorite Saying: Yeah Favorite Pastime: Sewing VICTORIA ANN ARCHER Vicki S Where Found: Walking — Favorite Saying: Je dit! — Favorite Pastime: Writing letters LLUrtivUi JOHN JOSEPH BROWN Brownie Where Found: Pancho's Favorite Saying: Right here Favorite Pastime: Sports RANDALL JOHN BARBER v A Randy V Where Found: You name it. I'll be tKere Favorite Saying: Live and let live Favorite Pastime: Dragging ALICE JULIA BAIN Abigail Where Found: Most anywhere 1 ridtdr te S yi g Search me! pey brite fasti me: D6vifl(g . T'' BARBARA BUTZ Barb Where Found: Stooped over scads of homework Favorite Saying: Help! Favorite Pastime: Week-ending in South Glens Falls THOMAS BRYAN CLANCY Clancy Where Found: At Rosanne's Favorite Saying: Right here! Favorite Pastime: Hunting SHERRY G. DeGRECHIE JAMES DEYOE Squashie Where Found: Stewart's Favorite Saying: You're a sweetie Favorite Pastime: Dancing LORRAINE CAROL DuFRAIN Lorraine Where Found: Walking Favorite Saying: Two wrongs don't make a right Favorite Pastime: Eating BARBARA LEA DREW Bobbie Where Found: Schuyler House Favorite Saying: Really? Favorite Pastime: Refinishing furniture Jim Where Found: Barbers Garage Favorite Saying: Now how about thatl Favorite Pastime: Working with cars h V-CA-C-'-a € 7 A. 11 ( ' V f SVT) , LAWRENCE EDWARD DUMAS Bobo Where Found: Pounchos Favorite Saying: Why not? Favorite Pastime: Hunting 22 DAVID CLARENCE DURLING Dave Where Found: In the woods Favorite Saying: Wait till the Deer Season opens Favorite Pastime: Hunting MARY ELIZABETH HALEY Liz Where Found: Doing homework Favorite Saying: I haven't got time Favorite Pastime: Roller Skating GERTRUDE MARILYN GAILOR Gert Where Found: With Jimmy %0 JANE MARIE HAMMOND Plain Jane Where Found: Home or Beaver St. CHARLES GERARDI Favorite Saying: I don't know Chuck Favorite Pastime: Dancing Where Found: Schuylerville Favorite Saying: Where are those rabbits? Favorite Pastime: Fixing the car Where Found: On the road Favorite Saying: Let me clue you Favorite Pastime: Driving WILLIAM E. INGALSBE Wild Bill Where Found: Mikes Where Found: Talking on the telephone Favorite Saying: How about that . . . Favorite Pastime: Driving the car DAVID JOHN MARTINOVICH Dave Where Found: On the Hudson Favorite Saying: It wasn't easy Favorite Pastime: Water skiing Favorite Saying: Say, hey there Favorite Pastime: Working on cars KtP rv: ,vr y P r .V W A A y 1 ,J jrtirJ ■ yZypy v -y { ,?„ jS ,a A,. ■' V yf DOROTHY ANN MELLEN Dot Where Found: Eating Favorite Saying: Let me clue you Favorite Pastime: Roller skating Jfid O' 'jj Ac ' LOUIS ALBERT NOEL Louie Where Found: Driving the laoss's car Favorite Saying: Why not? Favorite Pastime: Playing sports LOIS JANE MEZERA Lois Where Found: In school Favorite Saying: No kidding Favorite Pastime: Sports THOMAS PAUL NEVINS Sleepy Where Found: Ramming in a '54 Pontiac Favorite Saying: Hey, Roy Favorite Pastime: Hunting ARTHUR FRANCIS PATTERSON JR. Art Where Found: Home Favorite Saying: Girls are a pain some- times Favorite Pastime: Telephone l WV' A . -A RONALD PERIARD Perry Where Found: Cook's Barn Favorite Saying: I can't afford it Favorite Pastime: Hunting EARL STERLING PRATT Buck Where Found: Pancho's Favorite Saying: Right here! Favorite Pastime: Bowling MARIE BETTY PECK Marie Where Found: Bullard's Stand Favorite Saying: Oh, dear! Favorite Pastime: Sports JOYCE ANNE PENDRAK Joy Where Found: Walking Favorite Saying: Imagine Favorite Pastime: Listening to music MARJORIE ELIZABETH PECK Marge Where Found: Wi h Keith Favorite Saying: How about that! Favorite Pastime: Waiting for week-ends ( EDWARD ROY PURINTON Ed Where Found: Up on the farm Favorite Saying: How do you like that? Favorite Pastime: Taking care of my cattle MARK TIMOTHY SMITH Tim Where Found: Any place but home Favorite Saying: Did ya? Favorite Pastime: Carrying packages MAURICE RICHARD SHERMAN Moe Where Found: Any place but home Favorite Saying: Right here Favorite pastime: Favorite Pastime: Dancing DONALD CORNELIUS MICHAEL SULLIVAN 27 MARJORIE MAE SULLIVAN Margie Where Found: Driving the car Favorite Saying: It's so funny Favorite Pastime: Dancing BONNIE JEAN WILLIAMS Bonnie Where Found: Stewarts Favorite Saying: It gets me so madl Favorite Pastime: Listening to Records DAVID JAY VARNEY Dave Where Found: Kate's house Favorite Saying: Nasty break Favorite Pastime: Hunting TERESA THOMPSON Bird Where Found: Dairy Bar Favorite Saying: Alright, already Favorite Pastime: Reading mystery books JUDITH ANN WILLIAMS (Jukebox) Where Found: Dairy Bar Favorite Saying: I haven't the time Favorite Pastime: Dancing QajJL' ol u UO cuW y. VERNE EDISON WOOLLEY Vernabelle Where Found: Dairy Bar Favorite Saying: Why not? Favorite Pastime: Hunting w y i 'jf ALEXANDRA LENNE YOUNG Xandy Where Found: Home Favorite Saying: Well . . . Favorite Pastime: Sewing 29 SENIOR MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Louie Noel Barbara Drew MOST COURTEOUS: Bonnie Huminston Earle Clough Marie Peck THE PEOPLE’S CHOICE MOST VERSATILE: Dave Varney Donna Arnold MOST ATHLETIC: Lois Mezera Jack Brown CLASS WILL We, the class of 1960, being of sound mind, body and disposition, do hereby make, pub- lish and declare this our last will and testament in manner and form following: 1. To the Faculty we leave the Juniors to maintain peace and quiet. 2. To the Juniors we leave the adven- tures of the Senior Class. 3. To the Sophomores we leave the work of the Junior Prom. 4. To the Freshmen we leave the good times we've known in high school. 5. Flelen Yattaw and Lorraine DuFrain leave their lasting friendship to Nancy Turcotte and Sharon Parillo. 6. Jane Hammond leaves her reducing diet to Dot Dugan. 7. Larry Dumas merrily leaves his brother, Dave, for another year. 8. Art Patterson wills his ability to grow a beard without Mr. Nolte's detection to Roger Nevins and Joe Willette. 9. Mary Haley, Theresa Thompson, and Judy Williams leave several wads of gum to Mrs. Merrill who was always catching them. 10. Sandra Lang, Joy Pendrak, and Alice Bain leave the road to Greenwich open for Janice Taras. 11. Louie Noel, Tim Smith, and Earl Pratt leave their job of carrying groceries to any Junior who has a strong back. 12. Marie Peck, Bonnie Humiston, and Vicki Archer leave their courteous ways to Ann St. Clair and Gail Burch. 13. Tom Nevins leaves his souped up Pontiac to Dave Bena as soon as Tom gets his '61 Cadillac. 14. Bonnie Williams leaves her witty ways to Linda Luongo. 15. Dave Varney, Jack Brown, and Dave Martinovich leave their touchdown ability to Tom Barber. 16. Peggy Remington wills her pony tail to Theresa Norton. 17. Gert Gailor leaves her comb to Pat Bolduc. Hope we won't be referring to them as Baldy in a few years. 1 8. Marge Peck bestows the honor of Miss Giggles of 1960 upon Mary Ann Weed her successor. 19. Doc Corsetti and Moe Sherman leave their women troubles to Larry Gillis and John Martis. 20. Barbara Drew and Donna Arnold leave their yen for studying to Tom Boright. 21. Verne Woolley leaves the dirty dishes at the Dairy Bar to be washed by Dick Ely. 22. Lois Mezera leaves her cheerleading uniform to anyone it will fit. 23. Ed Purinton leaves his way with cattle to David Peck. 24. Marge Sullivan and Sandy Coffinger leave their love of the Armed Forces to Elizabeth McGrath. 25. Ronnie Periard leaves his bashfulness to Chuck Thibodeau. 26. Dave Durling and Chuck Gerardi leave their hunting ability to Paul Galcik and Bill Hayes. 27. Sheri DeGrechie and Rise Hogaasen leave their reckless driving to Carol Boex and Jack Peroha. 28. Bill Ingalsbe and Randy Barber leave a bottle of aspirins for use by the faculty. 29. Xandy Young bequeaths her fascinat- ing hair styles to Beverly Barrett. 30. Jim Deyoe and Earl Clough bequeath their love of tinkering with cars to Ken Yellen. 31. Barbara Butz leaves her week-ends in South Glens Falls to Louise Richardson. 32. Bryan Clancy leaves Clancy's cellar to be cleaned by Colleen. 33. Dorothy Mellen and Don Sullivan leave their love of English class to Kathleen Peachette. CLASS HISTORY The four years that seemed to be an eternity today are a reality and only a mere flash of time. Only a short time ago we were freshmen looking ahead with apprehension and hesitation upon the four years ahead of us. As young scholars beginning a new year of high school we elected the following as of- ficers: President, David Varney; Vice-President, Helen Yattaw; Secretary, Gertrude Gailor; and Treasurer, Richard Abare. With our advisors Mrs. Merrill and Mr. Ford we sponsored a dance Make believe Ballroom with Johnny Kuznia and his orchestra. We were proud of the success of our first dance. In March four freshmen were elected into the Junior National Honor Society. They were David Varney, Rise Hogaasen, Donna Arnold and Barbara Drew. We made the leap into our sophomore year striving toward our goal of success. We elected our officers for the on-coming year. They were Maurice Sherman as President, Bryan Clancy as Vice-President, Vicki Archer as Secretary and Judy Gaetz as our trust-worthy Treasurer. We welcomed Mr. Correale as our new advisor. To raise funds for our sophomore year we presented Autumn Fantasy, a dance which also proved to be very successful. Maurice Sherman, Edward Purinton, Louis Noel, Marie Peck, Marjorie Sullivan and Joyce Pendrak were the fortunate sophomores to be chosen for the Junior National Honor So- ciety. Our Junior year marked the last half of our high school career. The newly elected officers were: President, Donald Corsetti; Vice-President, Lorraine DuFrain; Secretary, Joyce Pendrak; Treasurer, Helen Yattaw. The first big thrill of the year came with the arrival of our rings. Next came the long anticipated Prom on May 22. The gymnasium became a place of dreams as we unfolded our theme Stairway to the Stars. Paul Jarvis and his Hi-Hats furnished the star-light music. At the magic hour of eleven, Donna Arnold and David Varney were crowned King and Queen by last years royalty Tina Zdobnikow and Tom Ryan. The class, along with six at- tendants, Gert Gailor, Jack Brown, Lorraine Du Frain, Verne Woolley, Joyce Pendrak and Maurice Sherman formed the court. Crownbearers were Linda De Luca, James Carey, Susan Peters, and Richard Blair. During the course of the year Donna Arnold, Barbara Drew and David Varney were elected into the Senior National Honor Society. Now as aged scholars we entered our final year at S.C.S. anticipating the events of the coming year and the glorious day of graduation. On November 7, our class chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Norman Merrill and Mrs. and Mr. Robert Correale made a trip to West Point which marked the beginning of our school's new Washington trip system. It was a day of rain, laughter, and frozen feet, but one day that won't be soon forgotten. How could we forget our class dance. Club 60 which was held on December 30? The music of Paul Jarvis and his Hi-Hats once again helped to make this a memorable occasion along with the glowing candles on each table. Our worthy officers who slaved to make our last year a success were Verne Woolley as President, Jack Brown as Vice-President, Vicki Archer as Secretary and Bryan Clancy as Treas- urer. At the impressive candlelight ceremony four new members were named to the Senior Na- tional Honor Society; Louis Noel, Maurice Sherman, Lois Mezera and Alice Bain. Our four years of high school have been happy and satisfying. As we look over our his- tory, we may recall many pleasant memories which we will carry with us as we leave Schuy- lerville Central. 33 UNDERCLASSMEN National Park Service Photo SCHUYLER HOUSE 35 Subjects of many changes in their time. JUNIORS FIRST ROW, left to right: T. Miller, B. Barrett, N. Turcotte, C. Clancy, L Richardson, C. Quinones, T. Norton, P. Bolduc, L. Mattison, I. Pharmer, R. De Fabio. SECOND ROW: Mr. Nolan, D. Dumas, J. Wood, L. Gillis, D. Williams, J. Peroha, J. Hayes, J. Willette, R. Geiger. FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. Nolte, C. Obie, A. St. Clair, J. Taras, C. Boex, J. Loomis, L. Luongo, M. Weed, G. Burch, W. Wood, D. Dugan, P. Vidnansky. SECOND ROW: S. Parillo, B. Weils, R. Serbu, D. Bena, A. Kastberg, C. Thibideau, K. Yellen, M. Plummer. THIRD ROW: P. Peters, T. Boright, W. Hayes, R. Ely, C. DeFoe, P. Galcik, D. Peck, B. Bouchard. 36 SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW, left to right: AA. Bristol, J. Horsfield, AA. Clancy, J. Doran, J. Williams, C. AAosher. SECOND ROW: L. Van Vranken, C. Brownell, B. Wood, G. Cook. THIRD ROW: B. Bain, AA. Haney, J. Hayes, J. Coffinger. FOURTH ROW: M. Drew, L. Evans, J. AAillett, R. AAellen. FIFTH ROW: R. Drew, L. Barber, P. DeFoe, D. Baldwin, E. Almy. SIXTH ROW: R. Sarle, L. Burch, B. Harrick, J. Norris, N. Humiston. SEVENTH ROW: A. Pendrak, K. AAarks, S. Bodnar, R. Freeborn. FIRST ROW, left to right: S. Duket, J. Weils, S. Stod- dard, R. Perrotta, C. Derby. SECOND ROW: T. Temple, J. Burton, M. Butz, B. Patnaude. THIRD ROW: K. Gro, J. Barber, C. Hopkins, S. Peroha, C. Ely, J. Little, AA. Dris- coll, L. Boright. FOURTH ROW: J. Turcotte, T. Briscoe, D. Burch, D. Connors. FIFTH ROW: L. DeGrechie, AA. AAihaly, R. Sails, L. Arnold. SIXTH ROW: W. Glass, T. Barrett, W. Allen, J. Fort. SEVENTH ROW: C. Flanders, V. Zdobni- kow, J. Hayes, J. Turcott, H. Fitzgerald. EIGHTH ROW: J. Thomas, M. AAyers, J. Petralia, AAr. Craw. 37 FRESHMEN FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Crotty, S. Miller, S. Bardin, J. Norton, S. Bingham, D. Drew, E. Plummer. SECOND ROW: G. Aldrich, M. Fitzger- ald, R. Hegeman, D. Dodd, C. Brown, C. DeFabio, R. Carr, P. Bolduc. Absent: S. Peters, T. Bouchard, J. Dumas, W. Decker. FIRST ROW, left to right: K. Sparling, M. Van Deusen, M. Peck, E. Smith, C. Thomas, C. Slade, C. Sirchia, S. Sails, J. Stoddard, D. Hauprich, S. Hammond. SECOND ROW: R. Wilson, R. Rowe.XJ Derby. D. Drew, J. Weed, D. Sasenbury, N. Wood, Mrs. E. Noonan. THIRD ROW: D. Perkins, J. Whitney, P. Durling, M. Nolte, H. Moak, 1. Reel, L. Poirier, R. Halium, J. Mahay Jr. 38 FIRST ROW, left to right: S. Perry, S. Diehl, N. Norris, S. Doran, B. Adamson, D. Booth, S. Cromie. SECOND ROW: R. Proller, L. Bardin, R. Mattison, D. Sherman, M. Ostrander, N. Martinovich, J. Jackson, D. Coffin. THIRD ROW: S. Dixson, J. Freebern, B. Smith, B. Cardin, Mr. Siciliano. EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Dugan, T. Goman, M. Priest, J. Gailor, A. McLaren. SECOND ROW: L. Dixson, L. Pot- ter, D. Sullivan, T. McEachron. THIRD ROW: L. Beagle, P. Coonraddt, J. Christian, H. Fitch. FOURTH ROW: R. Haney, D. Johnson, J. Hulka, B. Tucker. FIFTH ROW: Fred Hewitt, N. Petralia, R. Swartwout, R. Hayes, Miss Cudahy. 39 FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Pierce, P. Pratt, S. Coffin. SECOND ROW: T. Wells, A. Awilow, W. Luongo, K. DeGrechie, R. Varney. THIRD ROW: E. Thomas, P. Mur- phy, L. Heighton, S. Gagnon. FOURTH ROW: M. Foster, C. Barber, C. Huniston, F. Dalbey. FIFTH ROW: G. Rich- ardson, A. Luzader, C. Fort, K. Cormie. SIXTH ROW: D. Corlew, Mrs. Gilmore, J. Cichacki, J. Howard, L. Co- bart, R. Barnes. FIRST ROW, left to right: Mrs. Murray, J. Parillo, D. Burton, D. Bolduc, A. Corsetti. SECOND ROW: T. Mar- tin, K. Brown, B. Glass, M. Hopkins, B. Boyce. THIRD ROW: K. Herrick, C. Pignatelli, M. Ryan, J. Mezera. FOURTH ROW: N. Russell, S. Gilmore, N. Drew, D. Pen- drak, E. King. FIFTH ROW: E. Collins, D. Myers, J. Mur- phy, T. Flynn. SIXTH ROW: M. Hall, W. Madison, R. Martinovich, R. MacDougall. 40 GRADE EIGHT FIRST ROW, left to right: L. Humiston, D. Pettys, D. Periard, K. VanWagner. SECOND ROW: S. Woodcock, S. St. Clair, E. Grooznack, S. Allen. THIRD ROW: R. Williams, D. Root, G. Seymour, L. Flanders. GRADE SEVEN FIRST ROW, left to right: A. Richardson, G. Allen, G. Willette, M. Casey. SECOND ROW: H. Hillell, S. Weils, D. Wilday. THIRD ROW: S. Barron, H. Conrad, J. Thevierge, J. Squires. FOURTH ROW: O. Bell, J. Dodd, C. Wood, G. Fosmire. FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. Alviset, J. Dugan, M. Sullivan, G. Plummer, M. Vines, P. Powers, N. Sally, M. A. Boiyin, D. Greenwalt, T. Arsen- ault. SECOND ROW: J. Slade, D. Serbu, S. Reynolds, A. Clute, F. Brandon, J. Hack, I. DuFrain, M. Ahern, K. Ellis, J. Turcotte. THIRD ROW: K. Ely, A. Kirkpatrick R. Conlee, M. Seney, J. Relyea, M. Phillips. B. Bena, D. Stoddard, K. Foster, D. Martinovich, L. Chase. 41 FIRST ROW, left to right: I. Weils, C. Taras, J. Seymour, J. Bodnar, G. Grolley, E. Wright, P. Powers, C. Kopa, J. Harrington, R. Johnson. SEC OND ROW: M. A. Sciurba, M. Burch, A. DeAAarco, D. Hayes, L. Noyes, C. Patnaude, B. Pratt, C. Murray, P. Grant, L. Thomas, W. Butz. THIRD ROW: N. Proller, W. Freeman, P. Trufant, A. Young, J. Norton, Mrs. Gibbs, M. Hoey, K. Clark, C. Hall, Thibodeau, D. Manek, G. Middlebrook. FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. LaRocque, S. Briscoe, I. Beagle, B. Adams, D. Mathis, R. Rabine, N. Nevins, H. Derby. SECOND ROW: D. Varney, D. Williams, J. Edwards, J. Obie, P. St. Clair, L. Dickinson, G. Garnsey, J. Hammond, B. Little, T. Irish. THIRD ROW: R. Pettit, J. Whitney, L. Drew, I. Winney, D. Chiacki, E. Flanders, D. Briscoe, M. J. Murphy, G. Deyoe, P. Perry, A. Clough. 42 ORGANIZATIONS SCHUYLERVILLE CENTRAL SCHOOL 43 A bird's-eye view of everyone working. SENIOR NATIONAL HONOR Left to right: L. Mezera, AA. Sherman, A. Bain, L. Noel, T. Boright, B. Drew, D. Varney, J. Wood, D. Arnold. Left to right: R. Perrotta, K. Sparling, AA. Driscoll, R. Proller, L Evans, C. Hopkins, J. Thomas, J. Turcotte, M. Drew, G. Aldrich, B. Herrick, G. Cook. 44 A Meeting President_______________________________DAVID VARNEY Treasurer DONALD CORSETTI Vice-President _______________________ NANCY TURCOTTE Secretary DONNA ARNOLD 7th Grade Ronald Rabine Michael Sullivan MEMBERS 9th Grade Peter Bolduc James Dumas 11 th Grade Anton Kastberg Sharon Parillo 8th Grade Sylvia Coffing James Parillo 10th Grade John Millet Victor Zdobnikow 12th Grade Timothy Smith Verne Woolley Officers Group T- STUDENT COUNCIL 45 SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS First Section: __ MICHAEL PRATT NICHOLAS PETRALIA ....... MARY RYAN ____ BONNY BOYCE Second Section: President __ Vice-President Treasurer Secretary ..... JARED THOMAS FRANK GERUSO .... BRUCE HERRICK CAROL BROWNELL President Vice-President Treasurer Secretary ________ NEWS CLUB C. Pignatelli, J. Norton, E. Collins, R. Hogaasen, M. Haley, D. Mellon, A. Bain, Mr. Correale. SERVICE CLUBS FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Coffinger, G. Cook, R. Sarle, J. Pendrak, D. Arnold, C. Obie, D. Varney, E. Purinton, J. Brown, M. Peck. SECOND ROW: A. Bain, A. Young, R. Hogaasen, W. Wood, I. Pharmer, B. Drew, T. Miller, R. Serbu, T. Boright, J. Wood. THIRD ROW: M. Sherman, B. Herrick, J. Turcotte, J. Doran, V. Woolley, D. Bena, M. Clancy, C. Clancy, D. Martinovich, Miss E. Myers. FIRST ROW, left to right: P. Bolduc, J. Pierce, M. Ahearn, M. Pratt, N. Proller, G. Grolley, D. Martinovich, J. Bodnar, S. Coffin. SECOND ROW: M. VanDeusen, D. Coffin7, N. Wood, R. Rowe, T Dumas, S. Gilmore. FIFTH ROW: C. DeFabio, R. Carr, D. Myers, L. Heighten, K. Brown, Mrs. Murray. W left to riqht: P. Bolduc, J. Pierce, M. Ahearn, M. Pratt, n. Kroner, o. oroney, u. manmovicn, j. Doanar, usen R Proller M Hoey C Hall, K. Sparling, D. Pendrak, J. Jackson, N. Martinovich, B. Boyce. THIRD ROW: R. Martinovich, M. Hall. , j. Murphy, M. Ostrander, C. Sirchia, S. Miller, J. Turcotte, D. Sullivan. FOURTH ROW: N. Petralia, G. Aldrich, M. Ryan, N. Norris, _ . « A... r r ■ . r II I V AArr Ml irr aw 47 FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Dodd, R. Halium, L. Poirier, W. Ingalsbe, J. Hayes, E. Purinton. SECOND ROW: N. Wood, J. Derby, J. Weed, J. Whitney, J. Mayhay, T. Gaylord. THIRD ROW: H. Adamson, H. AAoak, Mr. Stevens, C. Deyoe, D. Peck, M. Fitzgerald. LIBRARY CLUB We thank these people for help with books. A. Young, V. Archer, J. Loomis, Mr. Craw, E. Purinton. Absent: D. Baldwin, R. Mellon. 48 These people make all our posters. We thank them all. YORKERS AND LOCAL HISTORY A group of Yorkers and Local History members study maps, books and magazines to learn about Indians. The 1959 Yorker Convention was held in Saratoga Springs, New York. The group of students below served during that convention to make the arrangements run smoothly, whatever the task might be. Our own Kate Obie was elected to the State-Wide Yorker Council. We are honored. These are the art- ists who did such a fine decorating job for us. 49 Advisor AAR. NORBERT NOLTE OFFICERS President AAARJORIE SULLIVAN Vice-President SANDRA LANG Secretary VICKI ARCHER Treasurer EDWARD PURINTON I.R.C. L ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION D. Bena, L. Poirier, D. Thibodeau, W. Ingalsbe, J. Slade, M. Sullivan, AA. Myers, W. Luongo, AA. Ostrander, L. Heighton. 50 ACTIVITIES National Park Service Photo MARSHALL HOUSE The scene of many historic activities. 51 JUNIOR STAIRWAY TO Queen's AAR. CORREALE MRS. MERRILL The Grand March 54 R. Edes, A. Kastberg, D. Arnold, G. Cook, AA. Sullivan, B. Drew, AA. Peck, A. Bain, Miss AAyers, AArs. Gilmore, L Noel, C. Boex, J. Williams, A. Young, J. Willette, J. Brown, J. Petralia, H. Yattaw, AAarjorie Peck, E. Pratt. THE FAMILY NOBODY WANTED (But WE loved 'em) BAND Left to right, ROW 1: C. Boex, G. Cooke, M. Bristol, A. Doran, M. Pendrak, M. Ryan, R. Carr, D. Bolduc, N. Wood, T. Flynn, L. Mezera, M. Ostrander. ROW 2: B. Patnaude, D. Arnold, A. Grooznack, N. Russell, J. Mezera, B. Barrett, B. Boyce, N. Drew, J. Murphy, B. Glass, S. Gilmore. ROW 3: C. Herrick, K. Brown, E. Smith, T. Temple, J. Williams, J. Doran, S. Miller, N. Martinovich, J. Jackson, A. Kastberg, R. Proller, J. Pendrak. ROW 4: N. Turcotte, S. Parrillo, L. Luongo, G. Burch, P. Bolduc, V. Archer, M. Weed, S. DeGrechie, M. Driscoll, M. Drew, E. King, B. Drew. ROW 5: B. Weils, G. Aldrich, M. Hall, J. Norris, R. Martinovich, T. Boright, J. Wood, R. Serbu, E. Pratt, B. Her- rick. ROW 6: S. Bodnar, D. Dodd, L. Gillis, L. Reel, D. Martinovich, M. Nolte, T. Bodnar, W. Hayes, J. Turcotte. MAJORETTES 56 M. Clancy, C. Clancy, N. Turcotte and M. Weed, M. Ryan, R. Perrotta Left to right, ROW 1: C. Clancy, R. Perrotta, L Richardson, J. Duket, D. Dugan, C. Mosher, B. Butz, M. Butz, S. Sails, S. Duket, M. Clancy. ROW 2: S. Weatherwax, K. Pechette, J. Burton, D. Baldwin, B. Bain, S. Cromie, S. Peters, D. Hauprich. ROW 3: J. Taras, J. Norton, S. Stoddard, J. Weils, S. Bingham, L. Bardin, T. Thompson, M. Haney, S. Bardin, C. Sirchia. ROW 4: T. Barrett, J. Petralia, D. Sullivan, R. Edes, D. Perkins. B. Barrett, C. Boex, A. Bain, R. Hogaasen, B. Drew, L. Mezera. MIXED CHORUS SEXTET GIRLS’ CHORUS Left to right, ROW 1: C. Clancy, R. Perrotta, L Richardson, J. Duket, D. Dugan, C. Mosher, B. Butz, S. Sails, M. Clancy, S. Duket, D. Booth, L Beagle. ROW 2: S. Weatherwax, K. Pechette, C. Boex, J. Burton, D. Baldwin, B. Bain, S. Cromie, S. Peters, S. Doran, C. Thomas, M. Peck. ROW 3: S. Bingham, S. Stoddard, M. Ostrander, R. Proller, J. Jackson, N. Martinovich, D. Coffin, L Mezera, H. Yattaw, B. Drew, B_ Bar- rett. ROW 4: A. Bain, M. Drew, R. Hogaasen, J. Weils, L. Bardin, T. Thompson, D. Drew, C. Slade, I. Farmer, J. Stoddard, L. Evans. ROW 5: C. Hopkins, D. Hauprich, C. Obie. 57 YEARBOOK CO-EDITORS: M. Peck, V. Woolley BUSINESS: B. Hummiston, L. Noel ASSISTANT EDITORS: AA. Sullivan, A. Young TYPISTS: B. Williams, S. Lang STAFF: AA. Remington, M. Peck, H. Yattaw, D. Arnold, J. Pendrak, D. Arnold, E. Purinton, D. Martinovich, D. Sullivan ADVISOR: Ralph R. Craw SPORTS National Park Service Photo ARNOLD MONUMENT May the memory of this monument keep us ever faithful to the true ideals of sportsmanship. MEET T11E CHAMPS FIRST ROW, left to right: Manager, R. Melien, P. Galcick, M. Myres, B. Bouchard, D. Bena, D. Duma, J. Brown, D. Varney, D. Martino- vich, T. Barber, C. Wells, C. Thibodeau, Manager, M. Hopkins. SECOND ROW: E. Plummer, P. Bolduc, D. Drew, B. Carr, C. DeFabio, T. Bouchard, A. Kastburh, S. Boyce, F. Hewitt, B. Herrick, Coach McCauley. THIRD ROW: Coach Reed, G. Aldrich, C. Brown, J. Duma, L. DeGrechie, L. Pori er, B. Hayes, L. Gillis, L. Reel, D. Saries, J. Thomas, R. Drew. OUR SECOND CHAMPIONSHIP YEAR! “How the 'Mudders' got their name. Coach McCauley and Coach Reed. BASKETBALL - VARSITY FIRST ROW, left to right: M. Sherman, A. Kastberg, D. Corsetti, J. Wood, R. Serbu. SECOND ROW: R. Melien, J. Peroha, T. Boright, D. Martinovich, M. Myers, J. Dumas, Coach Frederick Reed. JUNIOR VARSITY FIRST ROW, left to right: B. Herrick, C. DeFabio, R. Drew, D. Drew, T. Bouchard. SECOND ROW: L. Reel, L. Poirer, G. Aldrich, J. Thomas, V. Zdobnikow, J. Derby. THIRD ROW: D. Root, J. Dumas, M. Sanders, K. Yellen, J. Petralia, Mr. LaRocque. ’58-’59 TRACK TEAM FRONT ROW, left to right: B. Clancy, W. Loomis, C. Mayer, E. Clough, D. Bean, C. Thibodeau, D. Dumas, B. Bouchard. SECOND ROW: D. Ely, J. Loomis, J. Sherman, D. Corsetti, J. Brown, J. Petralia, D. Heighton, B. Sullivan, D. Varney, A. Kastberg. THIRD ROW: Coach Reed, T. Barber, B. Kutcher, J. Barber, D. Ernst, N. Wells, K. Yellen, C. Wells, P. Galcik, B. Hayes. ’58-’59 TENNIS TEAM Left to right: L. Noel, D. Sullivan, R. Weed, Mr. Correale, T. Ryan, M. Nolte. 64 ’58-’59 BASEBALL TEAM FIRST ROW, left to right: John Petralia, J. Sherman, J. Martis, T. Boright, Team Mascot, B. Herrick, T. Bodnar, D. Corsetti, B. Sullivan. SECOND ROW: Coach LaRocque, J. Turcotte, B. Bouchard, D. Heighton, D. Ernst, J. Brown, P. Relyea, C. Wells, A. Kasburg. TEAMS WIN TWO TROPHIES IN SPRING ’59 Schuylerville experienced a highly successful spring, being champions in track, co-champions in baseball and having a better than usual tennis season. Coach LaRocque's baseball team came through with a fine display of talent in ending the season with a fine 8-1 record, to gain a co-championship with the fine Cambridge Indians. The team, playing good ball all season and losing only three lettermen in Dave Heighton, Bob Sullivan and Donald Ernst, is therefore expected to be right up there in 1960, led by the ten remaining lettermen. The tennis team, under the coaching of Mr. Robert Correale, recuperated from losing seasons and finished their season with an even, but impressive, record of 5-5. The Black Horse Netsters played tough competition in the Northern Confer- ence League with Glens Falls and Hudson Falls. Coach Correale is looking for- ward to better things. The track team, under Coach Reed, just had too much depth for the competition. The team took first place in the Washington County Meet at Argyle in which seven schools competed. After such a good season we are all looking forward to an- other in 1960. For their participation in the three spring sports, the Horses won two trophies. One was for being co-champions in baseball and one was for being champions in track. 65 GIRLS’ SPORTS BASKETBALL HOCKEY Left to right, ROW 1: C. Obie, C. Brownell, L. Mezera, S. DeGrechie, C. Derby, Miss Alice Struzinsky, S. Parrillo, H. Yattaw, B. Williams, C. Clancy, M. Clancy. ROW 2: G. Gailor, D. Mellon, R. Proller, M. Sullivan, L. Luongo, C. Ely, L. DuFrain, N. Turcotte, M. Weed, P. Bolduc. VOLLEYBALL SOFTBALL 66 THE RECORD The girl's hockey team opened the 1959-60 sports season by winning five games and losing only one to a mighty powerful Hartford. In a rematch they were able to keep the Hartford pace and the game ended in a tie, 3-3. As a result of this commendable record the Schuylerville Hockey Team placed second in the county league. HOCKEY SCORES WE THEY Greenwich 6 1 Hartford 1 2 Argyle 1 0 Greenwich 8 2 Fort Ann 8 0 Stillwater 2 0 Hartford 3 3 The girls also excelled in volleyball. By winning all seven games played, Schuyler- ville won the championship in the playday held here in Schuylerville. Those partic- ipating were: Argyle, Greenwich, Cambridge, Salem, Hoosic Falls, Hoosic Valley, and Hartford. The girls are also very proud of their record in basketball. They placed third in the county league. All three defeats were at the basketball playday held in Cam- bridge. BASKETBALL SCORES WE THEY Fort Ann 17 4 Cambridge 16 4 Argyle 6 8 Greenwich 17 19 Ballston 23 22 Argyle 29 27 Greenwich 23 25 The Class of 1960 will always remember this fine record which the girls set for the glory of our old Schuylerville Central School. ’59-’60 CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW, left to right: L. AAezera, S. De Grechie, S. Parillo, AA. Weed. SECOND ROW: C. Clancy, D. AAellen, L. Luongo. Left to right: S. Duket, AA. Clancy, D. Drew, K. Sparling, R. Perrotta, C. Brownell, R. Proller. Left to right: J. DeFabio, L. AAezera, D. Arnold, N. Turcott, S. Parillo, C. Boex, C. Clancy. 68 ELEMENTARY BLOCK HOUSE What youth has not dreamed of the romantic security of the block house? 69 FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Boex, L. Wood. SECOND ROW: L. Martinovich, B. Villa, T. Hall, F. Robins. THIRD ROW: J. Bolduc, T. Rowe, G. Priest, J. Weils, J. Liptak, S. Barber. FOURTH ROW: K. Towns, J. Peets, G. Aldrich, R. Thomas, J. Brown- ell. FIFTH ROW: C. Martin, M. Periard, R. Tucker, M. Nolan, N. Rose, A. Ciccone, J. Mayette. SIXTH ROW: S. Gilmore, K. Herrick, B. Sails, S. Mayhay, A. Good, P. Germain, J. Spiezio, G. Ostrander, J. McGrath, L. Purinton, K. Klough, C. Soko- lik. GRADE 6 FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Humiston, J. Mayer, F. Nacy, R. Venn, D. Beagle, J. Booth, B. Dugan, K. Towns, D. Murray, W. Wilday, W. Miller, D. Mitchell. SEC- OND ROW: G. Purdy, E. Garnsey, K. Hal- ium, B. Barrett, S. Gaylord, T. Doran, J. Kirpatrick, D. Lee, R. Barber, J. Rose, H. Wood. THIRD ROW: C. Everts, D. Barber, M. Harrell, L. Williams, C. Gagnon, S. Peloch, J. Villa, O. Williams, A. Ernst, A. Nolte, W. Cichacki, C. ilson. FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Macica, M. Parillo, L. Duket, A. Bain, L. Wood, E. Burch, M. DeFoe, B. St. Clair, G. Barber, J. Arseuault, M. Mellon, T. Freebern. SEC- OND ROW: R. Mattison, D. Nevins, H. Mitchell, E. Thivierge, C. Robinson, G. Boevin, P. Derby, J. Lloyd, R. Dumas, L. Williams, L. Gamache, H. Purdy. THIRD ROW: J. Camfield, W. Decker, D. Evans, J. Barr, L. Brown, M. Kelly, B. Wait, C. Dovis, R. Mcloughlin, C. Dodd, T. Rode- heaver. 70 GRADE 5 BACK ROW, left to right: B. Rose, P. Bouchard, R. Nadeau, C. Colvin, A. Weils, D. Squires, L. Jeffords, R. Mezera, S. Christian, P. Koval, R. Pratt, J. Jordan. MIDDLE ROW: A. Ballard, R. De Voe, H. Hopkins, T. Booth, T. Patterson, B. Priest, M. Billings, K. Walsh, A. Richardson, J. Cook. FRONT ROW: L. Crandall, J. De Foe, D. Owens, J. Baldwin, K. Flanders, G. Swartwout, P. Haneham, M. Coveil, B. Sasenbury, B. Hinds. Absent: George Yurcik. BACK ROW, left to right: E. Mosher, G. Madison, J. Mitchell, R. Martin, T. Pratt, S. Fitzgerald, J. Sherman, G. McDougal, R. Van Arnum, G. Hanson, J. Sokolik, A. Petralia, W. Scott, J. Doubleday. MIDDLE ROW: S. Nygaard, P. Gailor, B. Doran, E. Gordon, T. Mayette, L. Wolfe, M. Sherman, C. Waite, F. Camfield. FRONT ROW: M. Obie, M. Hewitt, L. Thomas, C. Yursza, D. Coalter, J. Lamphear, D. Yanchunis, K. Burch, R. Corsetti. BACK ROW, left to right: N. Scuirba, A. Woodbury, J. Patnaude, K. Martinovick, G. Decker, W. Nacy, L. Beagle, L. Chase, V. Harris, M. Periard, A. Hoey, L. Williams, P. Sullivan. MIDDLE ROW: R. Diehl, D. Greenwalt, B. Wolfe, A. Adams, P. Luongo, R. Calipetro, K. Burton, D. Poirier, V. Rus- sell, L. Jeffords. FRONT ROW: G. Christian, R. Bardin, K. Boex, K. Connor, L. Pech- ette, B. Winney, D. Pechette, T. Forbes, T. Ellis. 71 FIRST ROW, left to right: L. Beagle, N. Freeman, A. Clute, W. Parillo, J. Liptak, J. Coffin, J. Wright, M. Drew, K. Plum- mer, S. Carleton. SECOND ROW: E. Arnold, B. Winney, B. Norton, L. Keeley, P. Corsetti, N. Perkins, M. Sails, H. Kor$- chow, M. Bielkiewicz, AA. Pellino. THIRD ROW: G. Hathaway, R. Foster, AA. Briscoe, D. Allen, N. AAallory, L. Germain, J. Frec- bcrn, B. Quackenbush, W. Young, D. Burlingham. GRADE 4 FIRST ROW, left to right: L. Nevins, C. Briscoe, S. Cole, A. Lavigna. SECOND ROW: E. Biss, A. DeFoe, T. Sokolik, N. Brandon, J. Coffin, A. Peters. THIRD ROW: T. Brockway, F. Yakubec, T. Boyce, J. Salley, T. Plummer, J. Bean, J. Castro. FOURTH ROW: G. Carleton, AA. Vines, C. Richardson, M. Hammond, C. Drew. FIFTH ROW: J. Booth, V. DeMarco, P. Howard, H. Harrel, N. Crandall, R. McDougal, D. Cook, J. Freebern, M. Humiston, A. Ruff, R. Loomis. FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Squires, L. Nacy, F. Van Etten, L. Freeman, L. Beagle, A. Korchow, V. Varney, L. DeLuca, A. Arnold, D. Kelley, C. Kenyon. SECOND ROW: J. St. Clair, J. Barber, J. Bolduc, C. Lloyd, B. Lindahl, S. Carleton, M. Heigh- ten, B. DeFoe, K. Webb, W. Middlebrook. THIRD ROW: D. Wells, G. Quakenbush, M. Brooks, K. Dickinson, S. Peck, J. Evans, L. Schroll, J. Callahan, D. Edwards, G. Bullard. FIRST ROW, left to right: P. Daniels, A. Sanders, L. Pechette, J. Gordon, M. Venn, P. Boivin, W. DeVoe, J. Still, R. Lang, W. Johanson. SECOND ROW: C. Barrett, S. Mellen, M. Zerwick, M. Gilmore, L. Carter, AA. Nolte, S. Villa, J. Gibbs, D. Castro, M. Carey. THIRD ROW: J. Doran, B. AAyers, J. Cichacki, R. Burke, C. Barr, R. LaVinga, R. Drew, J. Nolan, S. Biss, W. Howard. (Absent: AA. Bain, T. Lagoe.) GRADE 3 FIRST ROW, left to right: W. Allen, T. Boyce, D. AAartin, G. Peters, R. Hansen, R. Sails, J. Foster, R. AAurtha, AA. Hanehan, R. Stoddard. SECOND ROW: R. Patter, AA. Mosher, W. Larmon, D. Ellis, D. Grolley, C. Van Arnum, I. Thompson, C. Priest, L. Young, D. Liptak, C. Hammond, M. Doubleday. THIRD ROW: R. Camfield, D. Mikkleson, G. Booth, D. Tucker, D. Haley, T. DeFoe, D. DeVoe, J. Melien, R. Burton, R. Williams. FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Balla, C. Everts, S. Bolduc, K. Doran, M. Jeffords, P. Camfield, J. McCarty, K. Mahay, N. Zdobnikow, C. Spinks. SECOND ROW: S. Harris, D. Butler, B. Barber, K. Hoey, B. Jordan, C. Cornell, A. Armer, J. Kastberg, A. Awilow, J. Christian, R. Hanson, D. Varney. THIRD ROW: D. Irish, T. Olsen, C. Clute, D. Grolley, T. Pratt, T. Lagoe, J. Kelly, W. Yursza, H. Charbonneau, D. MacDougall. FIRST ROW, left to right: H. Arsenault, C. Parillo, P. Koval, J. Still, R. Fremont, D. Wood, B. Perkins, M. Morehouse, C. Adams, L. Taras. SECOND ROW: T. Fitz- gerald, N. Carter, K. Castro, S. Mezera, L. Cormie, W. Haren, D. Burch, E. King, L. Booth, A. Mitchell. THIRD ROW: S. Pratt, D. Connor, C. Myers, T. Weatherwax, T. Walsh, R. Petralia, L. Haskell, W. Thomas, T. Humiston, M. Priest, G. Ruff. (Absent: S. Brown, M. Hulet) GRADE 2 FIRST ROW, left to right: C. Plummer, G. Hunt, J. Boright, J. Hauprich, W. Denni- son, M. Irish, R. Dickinson, F. Kobor, R. Beagle, J. Carden. SECOND ROW: J. Wood, K. Gardiner, J. Hanehan, M. Brown, R. Webb. THIRD ROW: Shelly Burham, D. Blair, C. Galusha, P. Flanders, R. Williams, T. Salley, D. Riordan, P. Gaudette, M. Ruff, S. Williams, A. Boivin. (Absent: L. Casey, S. Chase, W. Galcik) FIRST ROW, left to right: F. Freeman, G. Pechette, R. Kenyon, W. Dunphy, G. Squires, S. Colvin, G. Dickenson, T. Madi- son. SECOND ROW: R. Obie, J. Webb, P. Bean, E. Youmans, B. Noyes, B. Nevins, L. Edwards, J. Sciurba, T. De Marco. THIRD ROW: T. Tucker, J. Patrick, D. Gagne, W. Pettit, J. Mary Nolte, M. Biss, Mary Brady, G. Holmer, C. Rodeheaver, R. Nadeau. (Absent: P. Grolley, D. Van Arnum, T. Archer) 74 FIRST ROW, left to right: S. Schroll, L Beagle, J. Burke, B. Sherman, M. Wood P. Duket, J. Peters, M. Melien, D. Coon radt. SECOND ROW: J. Dumas, J. Phillips J. Kelley, N. Laird, L. Bodnar, T. Temple L. Carr, L. Robinson, J. Nardelli, B. Fitz gerald. THIRD ROW: D. Stine, A. Haley, R Reynolds, D. Halium, N. Hamm, C. Cor setti, C. Nolan, T. Hathaway, L. Gibbs. FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Huminston, N. Gilman, M. Monroe, B. Cornell, H. Wimney, C. Thomas, B. Mitchell. SECOND ROW: C. Mathis, G. Martinovich, J. Poirier, M. Thompson, T. Doubleday, E. Jeffords, R. Priest, R. Garmley, J. Carter, F. Murphy. THIRD ROW: R. Launder, J. Ciccone, J. Dunphy, H. Bell, V. Biss, J. Harrington, L. McLoughin, A. Brooks, J. Harrell, R. Co- vell, R. Mayette. (Absent: L. Sails) GRADE 1 FIRST ROW, left to right: I. Benson, L. Derby, K. Martin, G. Perkins, M. Bolduc, J. Petralia, V. Carter, R. Nevins, M. Cor- nell, P. Peters, A. Lyon. SECOND ROW: D. Royal, J. Brockway, J. Ruff, M. Geruso, A. Christian, D. Nadeau, K. Garmley, B. Carr, G. King, D. Brown, H. Nadeau, T. Foster. THIRD ROW: P. Ahern, A. Emery, P. Sokolik, P. Barron, M. Wadsworth, A. Tucker, D. Arnold, J. Wells, D. Fisher, M. McCarthy. 75 FIRST ROW, left to right: S. Ethier, M. Fremont, R. Towns, J. DeLuca, S. Doran, C. AAcCarty, J. Balla, E. Benson, D. Brown, D. Crandall, J. AAaccia. SECOND ROW: K. Kenyon, D. Brockway, J. Monroe, W. Bar- rett, S. Bodnar, S. Johanson, K. Edwards THIRD ROW: David Casey, A. Arsenault, P. Weatherwax, M. Martinet, T. Dennison, G. Perry, T. Zerwich, M. Luongo, W. Hanehan, J. Rich, C. Olsen, K. Chase, L. Charron, J. Cassier, K. Owens. (Absent: Mrs. Crozier, D. Wait) FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Wood, D. Allen, R. Gaudette, C. Billings, F. Mosher. SECOND ROW: H. Weatherwax, B. Murtha, D. Garmley, G. Bristol, S. Peters. THIRD ROW: L. Rich, J. Aldrich, J. Williams, J. DeFabio, P. Cenate, A. Macica, P. Green- wood. (Absent: R. Colvin) FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Dumas, S Crandall, B. Turney, C. Dixon, J. Boyce B. Fitzgerald, J. Munson, I. Petteys, B Wolfe, H. DeGarmo. SECOND ROW: V Korschow, D. Young, S. Billings, A. Fal sone, P. Fitzpatrick, P. Phillips, C. Hane han, A. Humiston, J. Coffin, T. Young, S Connor, E. Taras. THIRD ROW: S. Barber R. Thomas, L. Mehalik, R. Van Etten, I McCarthy, M. Nolan, D. Harrell, M. Cle ment, R. Sullivan, T. Little. (Absent: C Skogsberg, J. Bugli, R. Wood) KINDERGARTEN BACK ROW, left to right: L. Dickinson, R. Blair, R. Mabb, R. Squires, T. Lewandow- ski, J. Stover, L. Mayette, S. Laird, D. Hammond, B. Fitzgerald, B. Bungard. MIDDLE ROW: W. Morency, L. Sails, C. Russell, J. DeGarmo, R. Casey, D. Barber, K. Murtha, C. Haskell, V. Bulter, M. Wells, FRONT ROW: G. Hathaway, C. Derby, E. Brown, R. Reed, R. Haren, S. Nolte, M. McLoughlin, B. Doran, K. Muller, M. Van- Etten, R. Duket. FIRST ROW, left to right: L. Loomis, M. Mikkelson, S. Camfield, M. Dickinson, L. Arsenault, H. Morrison, M. Hewitt, A. Brown, T. Purdy, D. Willette. SECOND ROW: R. Taras, M. Patenaude, J. Nevins, E. Brooks, G. Galusha, G. Mark Violette, V. Sullivan, J. Derby, K. Burham, B. Weils. THIRD ROW: S. Kenyon, A. Periard, J. Still, B. Himelrick, D. Biss, R. Cook, J. Ciccone, K. Martin, T. Baker, P. Nacy, D. Mihalek. FRONT ROW, left to right: G. Burch, C. Youmans, S. Freeman, S. Kastberg, F. Bur- ton, D. Ethier. MIDDLE ROW: V. Cormie, S. Boyce, J. Miller, P. Keeley, W. Hayes, K. Gamache, K. Swartwout, G. Boevin, N. Fremont, R. Hathaway, D. White, J. Carey, M. Peck, M. Brown, L. Beagle, B. Brown, S. Ruff. BACK ROW: J. Luzader, T. Brock- way, D. Turney, T. Pratt, R. Funstan, D. DeMarco, L. Ostrander, D. Larmon, L. Walsh, C. Schroll. 77 SPECIAL FIRST ROW, left to right: F. Gaudette, E. Thivierge, G. Weatherwax, P. Carleton. BACK ROW: B. Conrad, C. Squires, K. Brown, F. Rose, P. Gardiner. 78 AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS MR. GEORGE BOLSTER We wish to thank our photographer for kindness- es too numerous to mention.