Schuylerville Central School - Schuyler Yearbook (Schuylerville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1968 volume:

zmb scMuycsn Presented fty Zhe Class Of Nineteen And Sixty-Sight eo-£DKOKS. Gary Bullard And {Joe Coffin mswess mabaqsK: ffoanne semycsnvjccs SCjHOOC scHuyceKvjccs MU' VOKK He has not only filled the exigencies of teaching with an adroitness that can only come from a dedication to the principles of education, but he has infused in his stu- dents his own idealism, while carefully avoiding inculcating his beliefs. He has at- tempted to give to his students a realistic perspective, a sense of priorities that transcends the subject material. He has stripped away the false values that cloud judgement and obscure fact. It is with app-eciation of the concern he has shown for us that we, the Class of Sixty-eight, dedicate our yearbook to Mr. C. R. Jordan. 2 4 6 L S3[2 3D0S U0M3S Q1KCS' CSADSKSMJP ASSOCJA ZJOtf PSP 10 CJKKAKV COW SZUDSMZ COUMCJjC ii WZt'KM ZJOMM COW MSWSPAPSK yOKKSKS SKJ emu 13 SSMJOK BAND PSP PAV'D 14 S6JWK CHORUS CHAHSOm ZZtS 15 We, the officers of the Class of 1968, wish to express our deepest gratitude to our esteemed classmates for their cooperation and assistance in carrying out our functions successfully. We are proud to have served the Class this past year and to have taken part in the many memorable events of our high school years. 16 “SCMliyCSK” SZAB APPK8CU In compiling this yearbook, we have tried to capture just a moment of life here at Schuylervillc, to freeze a glimpse of our educational sojourn. While working within the traditional framework, we have tried to make this year- book just a little more human, a bit less glossed over than is the icual case. We wish to extend our thanks to the cadre of people who really put the book to- gether: Buck Boivin (sports), Linda Forbes (elementary), Martha Gilmore (faculty), Wm. Johanson (prophecy), Joy Jordan (directory), Charles Lloyd (sports), Susan Me era (elementary), Maureen Nolte (baby pictures), Marion Stine (title page, music, directory), and Joanne Willette (Business Manager). We also wish to thank Mr. George Bolster, who took almost all the pictures, and Mr. William MacAlpine, representative of our publisher, the American Yearbook Company. And we wish to proffer our especial thanks to Mr. William Meyers, Advisor to the Yearbook Staff, without whose superhuman efforts this yearbook would not have been possible. 18 FIRST ROW--S. Pratt; T. Hathaway; H. Buesing; M. Mahay; T. Pratt; H. Hopkins; D. Pechette; W. Young; G. Hathaway; A. Clute; L. Cormie; J. Christian SECOND ROVV--D. Grolley; G. Ruff; N. Crandall; G. Bul- lard; J. Salley; R. Drew; J. Bolduc; B. Myers; J. Boright; R. Hanson; G. Hunt THIRD ROW--S. McCauley; S. Bolduc; L. King; D. Burch; R. Williams; R. Petralia; J. Baldwin; S. Biss; B. MacDougall; J. Foster; J. Norton; C . Drew . ZKACK Schuylerville 77 Schuylerville 75 Schuylerville 99 Schuylerville 67 Schuylerville 98 Schuylerville 95 Schuylerville 98 Schuylerville 78 Ballston 41 Milne 58 Mechanicville 19 Cambridge 51 Hoosic Valley 20 Salem 23 Stillwater 20 Greenwich 40 20 21 Crania H°R ; R ynoT ? ? ° T SEC°ND ROW - ' Sa,le B' Mye� ; N‘ bassrmc Schuylerville 10 Tamarac 13 Schuylerville 3 Greenwich 9 Schuylerville 3 Hoosic Valley 2 Schuylenrille S Cambridge 7 Schuylerville 3 Stillwater 4 Schuylerville 9 Salem 2 Schuylerville 2 Hoosick Falls 3 Schuylerville 5 Salem 2 Schuylerville 4 Greenwich 2 CROSS COIWZRV FIRST ROW--S. Pratt; H. Nadeau; R. Williams; D. Burch; W. Haren; T. Madison SECOND ROW--J. Monroe; D. Mikkleson; J. Baldwin; G. Wood; D. Arnold. zsms FIRST ROW—T. Doubleday; L. Casey; J. Kastberg; J. McCarthy; S. Colvin; B. Fitzgerald SECOND ROW--S. Pratt; G. Bullard; B. Pechette; J. Sherman; R. Drew; H. Charbonneau; R. Burke; W. Haren; Edwin Post, Coach. 24 FIRST ROW--A. Clute; L. King; S. Colvin; V. Fay; C. Perkins; C. Bell; D. Burch; S. Tingley SECOND ROW— Coach Aldrich; M. Booth; J. Katsberg T. Lagoe; D. Butler; G. Hanson; R. Williams; P. Koval; Russ Hanson; Ron Hanson. wKsszam scs OPP 38 Granville 16 21 Hoosic Falls 23 39 Tamarac 13 31 Cambridge 19 16 Hoosic Falls 26 37 Greenwich 18 27 Corinth 21 19 Granville 19 41 Mt. Anthony 11 36 Tamarac 14 21 Cambridge 23 30 Greenwich 13 20 Queensbury 33 25 f RS7 R?W-,H MM e n;. J 2 ??ivin; P- SullivanJ C • Lloyd; J. Nolan; A. Clute; G. Hanson; S. Ting- ry,J f T’J' 1 arde 11 SECOND ROW--C . Clute; L. King; T. Hathaway; J. Norton; A. Dibrowa; J. Still; G Ruff; P. Flanders; Ron Hanson; D. Blair; R. Williams; G. Hunt THIRD ROW--Managers: B. Barrett C. Perkins, N. Crolley; S. Bolduc; D. MacDougall; Russ Hanson; P. Koval; P. Shaver; S. McCauley. JOOZBACC Schuylerville 6 Fort Edward Schuylerville 12 Hoosic Falls Schuylerville 13 Cambridge Schuylerville 13 Stillwater Schuylerville 34 St. Peter's Schuylerville 12 Greenwich Schuylerville 0 Granville 26 M. Venn; M. Heighton; M. Cary’; C. Parillo; M. Jeffords; C. Barett; V. Varney. 27 S. Pratt; E. Jeffords; J. Still; S. Bolduc; L. Cormie; J. Nolan; D. Mikkclsen; Mgr. D. Tucker; D. MacDougall; J. Salley; J. Dumas; J. Nardelli; Coach McCauley. nASKSZKACC scs OPP 62 Fort Ann 75 57 Greenwich S2 41 Stillwater 67 72 Salem 76 53 Fort Ann 77 61 Hoosac Valley 72 79 Brittonkill 56 71 Cambridge 67 70 Hoosick Falls 67 57 Greenwich 62 44 Stillwater 62 63 Salem 57 48 Hoosac Valley 82 74 Britt inkill 76 59 Cambridge 63 56 Hoosick Falls 61 28 M. Jeffords; C. Barrett; D. Liptak; V. Varney; M. Venn; C. Parillo; M. Heighton; M. Carey. JOE SALLEY (SENIOR) JOHN NOLAN (SENIOR) 29 1st ROW—J. Dunphy; J. Patrick; D. Crolley; D. Richards; C. Hunt; J. Boright; C. Martinovich; Coach Curtis 2nd ROW—W. Cope; J. Bugli; T. Doubleday; W. Dunphy; T. Hathaway; C. Ruff; R. Williams. y. V. MASK8 ZB ACC CMS8KCSA 'DSKS A. Boivin; T. Leone; S. Williams; L. McCarthy; P. Bean; S. Bodnar; M. Cornell; C. Corsetti. 30 JMZ,KAMUKAjCS MOCKSy KASKSVBMC voccsyuAJX The energetic Eight . 32 'Bla-a-a-a-a !! Hull, there goes Eliot and Marion . Janice's Assets J.LEAQT A rose between two thorns. Bouncy, Bouncy, Bouncy We told you, you couldn't do it drunk! I dropped my gum ! Where did the ball go? 34 ACTIVITIES y cytdlA Jisns OUK KOVACZV Km me AW QUSSM Aaee 36 37 We could have danced all night — Best Dressed--Vicki and Ron WHO'S Most popular--Alice and Bill 38 Most Cooperative--Ronnie and Brian Friendliest--Peg and Pete Wittiest—Alice and Sid WHO Most Respected--Marureen and Frank Most likely to succeed--Martha and Joe Best Natured--Joanne and Chuck 39 Most Courteous--Sylvia and George Most Attractive--Vicki and Tony G. Groznack, W. Hayes, J. Foote. D. Nadeau, A. Traver, J. Seney, H. Hayes, R. MacDougall, A. Fre- mont, J. Hayes, VV. Patten, J. Doubleday, P. Coonradt. sex vice person sc TOP ROW--V. Sherman, M. Peters; BOTTOM ROW--M. Drew, C. Signor, R. Myers, O. Jackson. 40 ADMINISTRATION : WART) 07 emiCA zjom Mr. Spencer Boyce, Pres. Mr. Omer Boivin Mr. Donald Larmon, V.P. Mr. Alexander Adamson Mr. Frank Walsh Mr. John Rieger OUR PRmVPM’S MSS SMS To the Class ol' 1968: Two roads diverged in a wood and I took the one less traveled by, and that made all the difference. These words by the immortal Robert Frost are worthy of your most serious consideration. As you graduate from Schuylerville Central School, the roads WILL diverge. Have the courage to take the one less traveled of leadership, hard work and rewarding success that will make all the difference. However, you should be forewarned that the higher you climb the ladder of success, the more you will re- ceivethe unfair criticism of those too lazy to work for these goals. These are but the cries of unsuccessful and unhappy people who believe they can improve their hapless lot by demeaning you and your success. You should not share their guilt nor should you gain an advantage at the expense of someone else's character or good name. There is nothing more lethal than the poisonous, slanderous defamation of your fellow man. In high school, bigotry and smallness have had little place in your life as you have accepted people for what they are. Continue to live this type of life because there is nothing more gratifying than helping others and nothing less rewarding than realizing you have hurt someone. Your parents are filled with pride and joy on your graduation. May you continue to make them proud and happy. Your success is their success; your happiness, their hap- piness; your welfare, their concern because your parents are your best friends. Con- fide in them and seek and follow their help and Counsel. Members of the Board of Education, the teachers and other school personnel join me in wishing you a most successful and happy life. The school and office doors will always be open to you for a friendly visit or any help we mav be able to give you, so please come in to see us occasionally. Sincerely. , QIj John D. Ryan 43 District Principal ADMJfflSZKA ZJOfi Mr. H. Hilton Barrctt--Elcmentary Principal Mr. Russell C. Forbes—Administrative Intern Mr. Norbert Nolte--High School Principal Mr. John D. Ryan--District Principal Mr. F. Donald Myers Superintendent 44 FACULTY SEATED: Mr. Bilaw, Mr. Ball Miss Pick- ett, Mr. Amann, Mr. Kustyn, Mr. Bax- ter, Mr. Houghton. 46 SEATED: Miss Colvin, Mrs. Hatcher, Mrs. Gilmore STANDING: Mr. Voda, Mr. Holm, Mr. Morris, Mr. Nolan, Mr. Meyers. SEATED: Mr. La Rocque, Mr. Ryan, Miss Cudahy, Mrs. Peters, Mr. Diet- rich, Mr. Jordan, Mr. Post. 47 Mr. Tracy Mr. Stevens Mr. McClay . i Mrs. Visage King Mr. Peabody Mr. Reid Mr. Curtis 48 Mr. Wakefield I I I ELEMENTARY FIRST ROW: D. Stevens, T. Hutchins, D. Cass, W. Mabb, W. Ormsby, P. Harvey, D. Michaels. SECOND ROW: G. Preece, M. Cootware, R. Mill- ington, S. Mallory, K. Dickinson, J. Adams. THIRD ROW: Y. Woolley, C. Bishop, M. Jursza, J. Everleth, M. Macica, D. Lenz, J. Griffen. FIRST ROW: D. Loomis, C. Fitch, J. Reulet, L. Brophy, J. Cenate, D. Martindale, K. Dooley, SECOND ROW: M. Baldwin, J. Weatherwax, R. Russell, D. Colvin, L. A. Woodcock, C. Merchant, M. Harris. THIRD ROW: S. O'Brien, L. Dickinson, P. Tracy, J. Rumsey, D. Duby, D. Mal- lory, S. Palmer, T. Bennett, R. Lampmon. FIRST ROW: F. Hammond, C. Counter, B. Zeller, L. Myers, T. Barber, D. LeBaron, SECOND ROW: S. O'Donnell, A. Doin, L. Hathaway, K. Andrews, B. Norton, M. Booth, D. Hulka THIRD ROW: R. Hammill, T. Coffinger, J. Wait, M. Periard, P. Toleman, K. Roberts, B. DeFoe. k J 'D £ K (J A K Z £ k J J ■D S K Q A K Z £ JV 50 FIRST ROW: L. Baldwin, M. Farrell, D. Brown, T. Adamson, J. Alhein, C. Colvin. SECOND ROW: L. Doran, P. Woolley, M. Mernll, M. Hane- han, M. A. Palmer, L. Van Arnum, C. Barber. THIRD ROW: P. Seymour, B Hathaway, C. Emanuel, T. Nadeau, L. White, J. Adams, K. Stover. FIRST ROW: F. Palmer, S. Rowinski, C. Irish, K. Hughes, J. Major, T. Reynolds, J. Sullivan, W. Duff. SECOND ROW: C. Drew, M. Canzeri, R. Cole, D. Seymour, W. J. Skellie, G. Preece, K. Donaldson, T. Fitch. THIRD ROW: D. Brownell, L. Young, R. Aldridge, B. Pratt, J. Violette, D. Keeley, P. Whitney, L. Knowlton. FIRST ROW: J. Bean, T. Fish, C. Irish, D. Nadeau, K. Lindahl, D. Richards, D. Bovair SECOND ROW: D. Viger, E. Cox, J. White, P. Miliis, C. Murphy, E. Arnold, G. Dei Dolori, D. Dooley THIRD ROW: R. David, R. Hensley, C. August, D. Brownell, C. Peck, B. Huber, A. Reed, D. Irish. FIRST ROW: H. Lyon, T. O'Brien, R. Brandon, T. Macica, S. Nevins, J. Rodeheaver, J. Biss SECOND ROW: W. Mabb, C. Neil, S. Ritson, D. Backer, J. Stover, S. Duff, L. Cornell, S. Luke THIRD ROW: K. Butler, D. Hayes, J. Signor, S. Woodcock, C. Davis, S. Calvin, L. Kirby. FIRST ROW: F. Carr, G. Youmans, D. Mitchell, D. Ristau, D. Deyoe, J. Colvin, N. Casey, L. Sullivan SECOND ROW: P. O'Donnell, C. Thomas, L. Archer, M. Doran, K. Fuller, J. White, P. Ryan, J. Malesky, R. Sullivan THIRD ROW: P. DeMarco, W. DeFoe, C. Putnam, A. Everts, J. Seney, T. Hathaway, K. Miner, E. Periard, S. Hicks. FIRST ROW: J. Palmer, C. Woodcock, M. LaBaron, C. Lorette, R. Horse- field, D. Abare SECOND ROW: J. Baldwin, P. Palmer, D. Sullivan, G. Wood, W. Foote, J. LaVoy, B. Wood. 52 FIRST ROW: R. Garnsey, P. Wells, P. Richards, M. Seney, D. Casale, V. Brownell, D. Fay, K. VanEtten, W. Barber SECOND ROW: T. Cook, M. Mayer, R. Sheppard, K. Brown, N. Barber, J. Schultz, M. Boivin, B. Ketchum, G. Andrews THIRD ROW: S. Barber, N. Zdobnikow, J. Tracy, B. Huber, M. Dodd, A. Eddy, B. Blanchard, F. Lampmon, S. Thivierge. FIRST ROW: D. Lapitsky, J. Bishop, D. Robbins, M. Morris, M. Millis, F. DeMarco, D. Bennett, E. Mayer, M. Macica, C. Haley SECOND ROW: S. Cormie, H. J. Hughes, C. Dooley, A. Barton, R. Weils, T. Mc- Eachron, K. Neil, T. Stone, V. Butcher, C. Beagle THIRD ROW: T. Sullivan, E. McCarthy, M. Boyce, D. Hall, M. Skellie, J. Perry, J. Martinovich, K. Hayes, C. Cass- Wells, H. Galagan, L. A. Kirby, S. Rasmussen, A. Cook, SECOND ROW: B. Hanahan, B- Larmon, L. Stevens, C. Braim, D. Sullivan, W. Petralia, W. Ristau, W. Barber, L. Relyea THIRD ROW: E. Mallory , E. Cof- finger, L. Richards, D. Casey, R. Foote, C. Obie, W. Denniaon, B. Bean. M K S Q U A c K £ H U s M M K S K J £ £ £ K M K S w £ £ V FIRST ROW: D. Bugli, C. Doran, M. Hughes, D. Tucker, D. Hathaway, K. Bruce, M. Farrell, T. Squires SECOND ROW: P. Patrick, T. Viger, S Lapitsky, R. Woodcock, R. Major, V. Young, C. Meers, J. Sherman, R. Luke, L. Wait THIRD ROW: D. Everts, C. Fay, J. Perry, D. Deyoe, P. White, D. Flaven, N. Loomis, S. Irish, C. Richardson, R. Moore. FIRST ROW: L. Bullard, J. Tucker, R. Wescott, S. Hammand, P. Alviset, D. DeHeer, P. Brown, M. Parent, D. Ormsby, M. Liptak SECOND ROW: T. Burch, M. Aldrich, C. Vedder, K. Perkins, K. Patnaude, K. Ketchum, J. Counter, L. Griffen, T. Baker, J. Sackman. THIRD ROW: E. Stover, J. Violette, M. White, G. Little, R. Crandall, T. Sanders, D. Nadeau, J. Nevins, J. Richardson. 5 £ e o T) Q K A V £ S £ e o z Q K A £ S £ £ O M T Q K A n £ FIRST ROW: J. Baldwin, C. Mabb, R. Green, M. Casey, T. Squires, G. Garmley, A. Skellie, J. Wait, D. Gagne SECOND ROW: J. Briar, S. Braman, G. Carr, O. Bishop, B. Ruble, K. Wood, M. Brown, G. Matino- ski, C. Knowlton. 54 FIRST ROW: M. Brandon, J. Periard, P. Alviset, L. Hall, J. Macica, D. Cook, T. Hulett, M. White, J. Meers, R. Carr SECOND ROW: R. Brown, M. Booth, L. Holmes, R. Blanchard, M. Bennett, L. Ethier, H. DeLuca, F. Muller, W. Wood, J. Richards. FIRST ROW: J. Blanchard, J. Periard, B. Wrisley, G. Corsetti, P. Bouchard, M. Morency, M. Lloyd, M. Arnold, E. Carr SECOND ROW: L. Norton, J. Ketchum, J. Rogers, A. Nolan, M. Drew, E. Keeley, A. Baker, M. K. Plummer, C. Davis, THIRD ROW: J. Stone, U. Ellery, J. Coleman, K. Bean, R. Irish, J. Woodcock, T. Ruhle, P. O'Brien. FIRST ROW: D. Troy, L. Alheim, J. Mabb, J. Macica, E. Allen, L. Le- Baron, D. Arnold, R. Blair SECOND ROW: K. Woolley, B. Malesky, C. Geppner, D. Doran, D. Barton, G. Simmons, S. Davis, T. Downing, M. Baldwin THIRD ROW: D. Hatin, B. Sackman, M. Poirier, T. Priest, T. Tracy, A. Russell, C. Brown, H. Bovair, D. Robinson. FIRST ROW: VV. Everts, B. Mitchell, J. Fish, P. Signor, M. Morrison, P McEachron, J. Duchaine, E. Vidnansky SECOND ROW: K. Navi ns, J. Hum i sion, C. Carr, L. Bovin, L. Boyce, D. Warner, J. Sullivan, L. Squires THIRD ROW: W Clement, C. Corsetti, D. Casale, K. Keely, D. Irish, T. Everleath, T. Cheney, J. Wood. FIRST ROW: J. O'Donnell, E. Hanehan, D. Emery, P. DeiDolori, T. Clark, N. Carnsey, C Bussing, J. Foote SECOND ROW: K. Bennett, P. Westcott, N. Sanders, C. Seney, R. Ellsworth, N. DeWitt, K. DuFrain, J. Cook, K. Cox THIRD ROW’: F. O'Brien, L. Campbell, D. Young, D. Hensley, D. Johnson, C. Wolfe, R. Duff, D. Stover. FIRST ROW: J. Cenate, R. Colvin, J. Olson, L. Cook, B. Barber, D. Russell SECOND ROW': C. Hibbert, E. DeVoe, D. Haley, R. Schroll, J. Priest, P. Palmer. 56 M K S H O O r H FIRST ROW: R Stutz, T. Nadeau, J. Everets, E. Vance SECOND ROW: N. Ristau, F. Brownell, R. Logan, P. McEachron, B. Cook, L. Merchant, K. Simmons, J. Boyce THIRD ROW: L. Dickinson, L. Cook, R. Colvin, T. Arnold, R. Hall, N. Nolte, C. Preece, K. De Witt, R. Wait, D. Baldwin, J. Lapitzky. 3 O U K r M Q K A T S FIRST ROW: J. Mallory, J. Drew, W. Young, T. Knowlton, R. Hudak, T. Farrell SECOND ROW: K. Petteys, K. Squires, L. Hibbert, D. Hughes, E. Vance, S. Cheney, I. Thompson, B. Luke THIRD ROW: S. Deluca, K. Nycaard, M. J. Drew, T. Clark, M. Baron, D. DeiDolori, R. Chase, D. Hanehan. FIRST ROW: S. Sails, D. Counter, D. Dennison, P. Derby, M. Arnold, M Barton, K. Hutchins SECOND ROW: D. Sullivan, D. Nadeau, M. Hathaway, J. Skellie, M. Cormie, K. Brown, D. White, E. Coffinger THIRD ROW: J. Cenate, S. Murtha, T. DeLuca, K. Nenins, J. Hall, M. A. Foster, M. Duket. FIRST ROW: W. LeBaron, D. Taylor, G. Fay, R. Horsfield, R. Relyea, K. Dennison, L. Nevins, D. Deyoe SECOND ROW: D. Himelrick, H. Mabb, B. Geppner, B. A. Brownell, THIRD ROW: J. Weber, M. Brown, D. Knowl- ton, H. Ballard, R. Thomas, D. Merton, D. Mahay, S. O'Brien, A. Mat- son, K. Haley. FIRST ROW: D. Sanders, J. DeGregory, T. Keeley, D. Blair, M. Robar, L. Derby, P. Hutzky SECOND ROW: L. VanEtten, D. Malinosky, L. Del- teer, S. Pechette, C. Stone, C. A. Cassier, E. Emery, S. Munson THIRD ROW: T. Arnold, R. Irish, J. Squires, B. Holmes, E. Bishop, S. Purdy, K. Brown. FIRST ROW: B. Cornell, M. Dennison, D. Hensley, G. Maxam, F. Hane- han, C. Munson, J. Lewandowski SECOND ROW: L. Malinowski, N. Doubleday, E. Foster, K. Hathaway, M. Mabb, S. Larmon, B. Parent, T. Fremont, THIRD ROW: M. L. Brown, J. Obie, S. Wait, B. LaRocque, K. Smith, B. Thomas, L. Hutchins, Z. Gamaey, D. Robbins. FIRST ROW: D. Johanson, M. Farrell, H. Clark, R. Hamm, M. Bovin, Nevins, R. Hudak, SECOND ROW: D. Carmley, K. Reed, B. Plummer, Periard, N. Bouchard, S. Schultz, M. A. Liptak, P. Stine, A. Shroll THIRD ROW: P. Middle brook, E. White, G. Stewart, C. Ramsey, R. Harrison, M. A. Hall, P. Deyoe. K. T. M K S C A r r s A' v j j r M Q K A D S FIRST ROW: R. Dumas, R. Pratt, P. Gaylord, M. Sullivan, J. O'Brien, J. Corsctti, D. Reulet, SECOND ROW: L. Eustis, V. Fay, B. Richards, K. S. Salley, A. Melien, D. Fish, F. Blair, R. Priest THIRD ROW: C. Huuky, M. McLoughlin, L. Dickinson, R. Carter, P. Cenate, S. Warner, M. Foote, K. Grolley, C. Parent. M K C A 7 0 r A J S FIRST ROW: S. Macica, E. Peck, W. Colvin, K. Willette. D. Peters, L. Salis, J. DeWitt, SECOND ROW: S. Defoe, A. Cromie, M. Keeley, P. Moore, L. Casey, L. White, S. Barber, D. Mallory, N. Grolley, THIRD ROW: K. Campbell, T. Temple, P. Booth, B. Stover, J. Violette, W. Fitzgerald, K. Bovin, J. Grimes. S FIRST ROW: T. Breault, W. Wrisley, B. Priest, R. White, R. Youmans, T. Derket, D. Hatin SECOND ROW: B. Thomas, D. Norton, V. Gagne, R. O'Donnell, S. Taras, E. Rich, T. Neil THIRD ROW: L. Morrison, C. Signor, V. Baker, H. Wait, B. Elcox, H. Boyce, L. Malinoski, R. Stover. FIRST ROW: B. Weil, M. Fay, M. Keeley, M. Nevins, B. Parent, H. Sullivan, M. Wricley SECOND ROW: P. Bodnar, J. Mayer, M. Nolin, L Lindahle, K. Rew, L. Mueller, L. Loomis THIRD ROW: R. Rhule, R. Hughes, T. Violette, P. Weidman, M. Young, C. Plummer, B. Priest, Miss Faramie--Student teacher. FIRST ROW: K. Olsen, P. Richards, K. Spezio, J. De Heer, H. Bruce, R. Allen, D. Pechette, SECOND ROW: L. Cook, L. Lapitsky, C. Nolte, L. Young, J. Hathaway, B. Brown, I. M. Creenwalt THIRD ROW: A. Logan, C. Morehouse, M. Drew, S. Nevins, V. Everleth, M. Malesky, M. Schroll, D. Robbins, L. Brown. M K S e A K K O JC JC M K M U r z K V FIRST ROW: G. Petteys, D. Pechette, D. Ketchum, SECOND ROW: P. Luke, G. Doin, S. Cook, T. LaVoy, K. Clement, L. Nevins, T. Wood THIRD ROW: D. Young, R. Irish, G. Hayes, T. Woodcock, W. Campbell, P. Gibbs, E. Brown, M. Martin, T. Haley. FIRST ROW: D. DeGregory, P. Bell, M. Fiquerua, G. Baldwin, D. Adams, M. Patrick, D. Blair, SECOND ROW’: D. Lyon, J. Miner, L. Cox, G. Taras, J. Merchant, C. Flaven, P. Doran, THIRD ROW: T. McEachron, B. Sails, T. Priest, R. Knowlton, D. Woodcock, D. Almy, S. Squires. FIRST ROW: W. Ellsworth, M. Welden, G. Boevin, R. Furiane, L. De- Garmo, W. Nevins, J. Still, SECOND ROW: C. Perkins, J. Cornell, P. Squires, C. Calvin, K. Brown, J. McCarthy, J. Derby THIRD ROW: T. O'Brien, D. Schultz, P. Jeffords, S. Wood, H. Batchelder, C. Chase, D. Myers, D. Horsefield, C. Bugli, V. Pratt. FIRST ROW: R. Bruce, P. Palmer, C. Alviset, D. Wait, H. Colvin, T. Youmans, T. Fitzgerald, S. O'Donnell, SECOND ROW: P. Garmley, M. Garmley, N. Batchelder, D. Carr, D. Ramsey, Miss Walcott, C. Donald- son, B. Russell, T. LaPoint, R. Harrison. FIRST ROW: Mr. Harris, J. Ormsby, J. Wood, P. Moore, M. Morache, J. DeFabio, J. Bruce. 62 ROW I V. Cook, P. Melien, R. Boyce, P. King, D. Cassier, M. Munson, E. Haley, E. Hanehan, L. DeLuca, G. Bocvin, P. Lang, S. Koval, S. Mayer, G. Burce. ROW II G. Macica, D. Coleman, K. Cornell, D. Gil- more, K. Haley, M. Merchant, S. Know It on, S. Peters, D. Johnson, D. Allen, C. Booth, K. Simmons, B. Murtha, L- Rouleau, M. Russell. ROW III C. Wcidman, G. Brummerstedt, V. Pechette, C. Russel, E. Hudak, M. Barrett, G. Winslow, D. Dodd, L. Rich, L. Hoffman, L. Ballard, C. LaPoint, M. Yakubec, K. De Foe. CjCASS '77 ROW I J. Thivierge, G. Robinson, D. Varney, L. Scott, R. Bussing, P. Boivin, T. Purdy, W. Taras, J. Jen- nings, G. Derby, D. Norton, F. Mosher, L. Stewart, R. Lloyd, T. Fort, D. Hughes, A. DeMarco, S. Derby, E. Fischer, P. Mabb ROW II C. Yomanns, H. Hulctt, A. Brown, J. Nazarenko, P. Murphy, J. Canzerie, G. Bristol, M. Leone, T. O’Brien, R. Cook, T. Lewandowski, A. Walls, M. Wells, M. Van Etten, R. Furani, R. Colvin, H. Weatherwax, K. Hewitt. ROW III K. Breault, I. Richards, V. Charron, P. Garmley, S. Rucrer, M. McCarthy, P. Cenate, R. Brockway, P. Rucker, M. Gaylord, L. Derby, K. Garmley, Kenneth Woodcock, W. Brown, J. King, T. Bentley, R. Blair, R. Squires, Everette, Emery. 64 Ynnno m ’ BJS ’ ° £ISS, E- Somn,crs- R- Taras� S. Matson, S. Peters, L. Sails, B. Sciurba, D. He “i’T C ' nV,.ettC B rWcl S’ S' Kastbcrg N- Fremont, M. Fremont, D. Wrisley, B. J. Carr, H. Morrison. ROW, II S. Billmgs, A. Emery, A. Humiston, E. Taras, H. Dibrovva, I Benson, D. Fthicr 1 A Derby, S. Johanson, L. Ostrander, J. Wells, P. Nacy, M. Mellon, D. DeMarco, B. S. Merton, N. Buesing’ P C°™o% ?’• ?■ ®arbcr L' Ma,csky D. Stine. ROW III K. Swamvout, M. J. Peck, A. Periard, n ”,n,mul”ck S, Noltc. M. Patnaude, M. McLaughlin, S. Walker, S. Doran, J. Duchaine, R. N vins, D. Robinson, Donna Larmon, C. Schroll, R. Carmley, B. Doran. CJCASS ’72 ROVV IW Morency, J. Coleman, R. Casey C. Mueller, S. Boyce, A. Christian, C. Hathaway, B. Brown, . amachc, W. Hayes,, D. White, C. Burch, R. Haren, J. DeCarmo, M. Ristau, T. Malinoski, M. Mik- kelson, P Keeley. ROW II L. Merrill, J. Stell, L. Kickinson, R. Pratt, T. Bell, T. Baker. D. Nadeau T. Sails C. Neil, H. Blanchard, J. Ruff, J. Carey, R. Hathaway, K. McGrath, V. Sullivan, S. Hayes m! T STleT' LR°WJniA' Wood;? x � K HeIZ°g, T- Priest, T. Pratt, C. Calusha, J. Stover, L. Sails, y Dovvnmg, T. Tucker, M. Luongo, G. King, M. Wadsworth, D. Dumas, J. Williams, G. Violcttc, D. Kelley, T. Dennison, R. Welden, J. Rich. 65 TOP ROW: T. Lohrcy, S. Either, R. Lloyd, J. Macica, M. Geruso, K. Martin ROW I: G. Loving, L. Gibbs, C. Hanehan, P. Kirpatrick, T. Foster, D. Fischer ROW 2: P. Flanders, W. Hanehan, C. Hiipcrtshauser, T. King ROW 3: K. Edwards, A. Lyon, T. Leone, A. Dibrowa ROW 4: T. Little, M. Ellsworth, M. Irish, T. Hudak ROW 5: V. Hibbert, V. Haley, W. Galcik BOTTOM ROW: C. Little, D. Humiston, V. Fay, B. Fitzgerald TOP ROW: J. Cassior, J. Christian, D. Brown, M. Booth, J. Bugli ROW 1: L. Carr, D. Coonradt, J DE Luca, H. Dc Garmo ROW 2: K. Chase, P. Barron, A. Debrowa, L. Charron ROW 3: N. Bugli, M. Bolduc, J Boyce, S. Barber ROW 4: M. Clement, J Balls, D. Brown, C. Dixon ROW 5: S. Crandall, M. Cornell, S. Bodnar, D. Arnold BOTTOM ROW: J. Coffin, W. Barrett, T. Brcault, D. Casey. omesRs TOP ROW: J. Wood, W. Weid- mann, T. Temple, D. Richards, T. Zerwick ROW I: R. Towns, R. Sullivan, K Stone ROW 2: Nina Zdobnikow ROW 3: D. Royal, T. Smithgall, G. Smithgall ROW 4: R. Thomas, D. Wait, D. Van- Arnum, M. Ruff ROW 5: S. Schroll, L. Simmons, B. Wrisley, P. Rogers BOTTOM ROW: E. Youjnans, B. Wolfe, L. Wade, C. Wadsworth. TOP ROW: M. Perry ROW 1: J. Phillips, D. Merrill, J. Patrick, R. Priest ROW 2: L. McCarthy, B. Nevins ROW 3: K. Owens, C. Preist, A. Mitchell, C- McCarty ROW 4: J. Munson, P. Peters, J. Ramsey, BOTTOM ROW: J. Mon- roe, J. Pertalia, H. Nadeau, G. Perkins. 66 ROW ln-L. Casey, C. Bell, S. Col- vin, A. Boivin; ROW 2—S. Chase, C. Adams, J. Brophy, C. Corsetti; ROW 3—M. Biss, L. Bcilnar, B. Cornell; ROW 4—J. Burke, P. Bean, J. Carden, R. Beagle, E. Brophy, V. Biss; ROW 5—T. Archer, J. Boright, M. Breault, W. Cope, K. Condon. ROW 1—J. Harrington, D. Haley, P. Crolley, L. Edwards; ROW 2--M. Hudak, D. DeVoe, K. Galusha, L. King; ROW 3—C. Jordan, E. King; RCW 4--J. Hanehan, A. Haley, T. Hathaway; ROW 5--L. Hilpertshauser, D. Crolley, N. Hamm, T. Doubleday, C. Hunt, W. Dunphy, W. Dennison, C. Holms, A. Macica. owestis ROW 1—M. Monroe, J. Malinoski, C. Mathis; ROW 2—P. Moore, G. Lohrey, R. Lopez, L. McLoughlin; ROW 3-- M. Morehouse, G. Martinovich, R. Nadeau; ROW 4—T. Madison, K. Mingo, M. Mitchell, F. Murphcy. ROW 1—C. Owens, L. Taras, B. Sher- man, S. Williams, D. Wood; ROW' 2 —H. Winney, D. Riordan, J. Sciurba, G. Pochette, M. Ristau; ROW 3—R. Obie, L. Robinson, C. Plummer, C. Thomas, J. Peters, G. Squires; ROW 4—J. Nolte, D. Tucker, G. Ruff; ROW 5—C. Rodehaver, R. Williams, J. Stine, T. Weatherwax 67 ROW 1— D. Balla, T. DeFoe, M. Cornell, D. Burch; ROW 2—P. Arnold, V. Dibrowa, M. Billings; ROW 3—L. Booth, S. Brown, R. Cromie; ROW 4—S. Blanchard, S. Boldoc, A. Aimer; ROW 5— D. Campbell, C. Clute, M. Baine; ROW 6--M. Doubleday, B. Doran, H. Charbonneau. ROW 1—T. Pratt, J. Still, J. Nor- ton; ROW 2—G. Peters, S. Pratt; ROW 3—J. Still, C. Parillo, C- Myers; ROW 4--P. Pierce, B. Perkins. omeeKs ROW 1--M. Hanehan, J. Kastberg, P. Koval, T. Hum mist on; ROW 2 —W. Harren, D. Ellis, R. Hanson, M. Jeffords; ROW 3—D. Micklson, K. Mahay, K. Hoey; ROW 4—J. Foster, W. Larmon, D. MacDougal. ROW 1—W. Thomas, G. Wood; ROW 2—C. VanAmum, D. Var- ney, L. Young 68 SENIORS Mr. Harold Baxter 70 WAPPKeeuzm We wish to offer our sincere thanks to Messrs. Post and Matter, our Class Mvisors. Zhey have ettended them- selves in behalf of the Class under the most trying circum- stances. and have worked tirelessly for the benefit of the Class. 71 Daniel Arnold John Harbor 74 , oet Crandall Brenda ‘Joyce 'Dedoe Hill DeVoe j llan Ernst 81 82 89 Cilium Margaret Van tassel Mary Ann Venn franklin . Van Stten Vick i Cyan Varney 90 Susan Villa David Wells 91 James Weils 3rank j. Jakubcc 93 96 VI 97 98 99 We, the humble class of 1968, being of sober judgement and sound body, do hereby record for posterity our LAST WILL and TESTAMENT: ALICE ARNOLD leaves her habitual complaints to her brother. DAN ARNOLD leaves Mr. Post his keys. CAROL BARRETT leaves for whom next? JOHN (BULWRINKLE) BALDWIN leaves to find Rocky . SYLVIA BARTON leaves to nurse. JOHN BARBER leaves driving himself. JANICE BEAN leaves her moans and groans during basketball games to her sister Pam. KEN BILLINGS leaves for--Tom Ryan's. MARY JOAN CAREY leaves for Schuyler Prep. ERIC BISS leaves with his towel. ANITA DeFOE, SUSAN VILLA, and LILLIAN VAN TASSEL leave in their quiet way. BUCK BOIVIN leaves Mr. Jordan his No-Doz. BRENDA DeFOE leaves the school newspaper to anyone who can publish over two issues a year. TIM BOOTH leaves his farm to IBM. JEAN EVANS leaves for Greenwich Village. TOM BOYCE leaves to play first base for the Yankees. LINDA FORBES and KAREN SIMMONS leave for the altar (not together!). GARY BULLARD leaves the Oneida to Rick Drew. PAT GESSLER will leave if she can find a ride. GEORGE CHRISTIAN leaves Mr. Holm for the last (?) time. MARTHA GILMORE leaves Mr. Bilow alone. RICHARD BURKE leaves his athletic prowess to Bill Middlebrook. KATHY HANEHAN leaves the farm for the artistic city. PE CICHACKI leaves for the farm. MILDRED WHEY HEICHTON G VICKI VARNEY leave the question Does she? to Donna Liptak. ADRIAN CLUTE leaves a bottle of White Horse to anybody that's thirsty. JOY pRDAN leaves her high school endeavors to her brother. JOE COFFIN leaves with his shirt tail out. BARBARA KEEN leaves with Gary. DAVID COOK leaves all those little girls. RONNIE LANG, MAUREEN NOLTE and JOANNE WILLETTE leave the fate of the Green Street gang in the capable hands of Cathy Galusha, Jean Nolte, and Mary Geruso. NOEL CRANDALL and FRANK VAN ETTEN leave to rob and plunder the countrysides in the Quacker Springs Vigilantes. ANN LaVIGNA leaves Durkee's uninhabited. JAMES DeFOE and ALLAN WEILS leave the question Docs he or doesn't he, only his hair dresser knows for sure? to Mike Perry. SUSAN MEZERA leaves one year early. RON DeVOE leaves to find a cycle he can handle (like maybe a tricycle, with train- ing wheels?). LINDA NACY leaves to learn to drive. BILL DeVOE leaves for Skidmore. LINDA PECHETTE leaves her hopes at school dances. JOHN DORAN leaves with a little extra money. SYLVIA PECK leaves with a trident in one hand and a Bible in the other. 100 DAVID EDWARDS just leaves. ANNIE PETERS leaves to grow up. ALAN ERNST leaves until September. DORIS RAMSEY leaves the switchboard unattended. GEORGE HANSON leaves his family defenseless. CAROL RICHARDSON leaves Roger laughing. BILL JOHANSON leaves to run against LBJ in '68. LINDA RISTAU leaves her height to her sister. PAUL KOVAL leaves for less strenuous forms of wTestling. LINDA SCHROLL leaves her sister to Mr. Curtis. PETE LUONGO leaves the streets of Schuylerville deserted. ELIOT MATSON leaves. Therefore, he can't be absent again. JOE MAYER leaves with Diane, for another party. HENRY RALPH (SID) MEZERA leaves Mr. Nolte with a feeling of relief. DONNA SQUIRES leaves for Germany. BRIAN HUMMER MYERS leaves his ability to hum to the chorus. JACK NOLAN leaves to replace pHN BENNY. TONY PETR ALIA leaves needing a driver education course. MARION STINE leaves her brother to fight the teachers. TOM PLUMMER leaves to join the PBA tour. GEORGE PRIEST leaves the Ag building to Dan Downing. ROGER ROULEAU leaves the 6th period gym class without its cheerleader. PAUL RUSSELL leaves gladly. JOE SALLEY leaves to rejoin his teammates for semi-pro basketball. MARY ANN FARMER VENN leaves her hay to be baled by Dianne Balia. PAT SULLIVAN leaves his body to Jim Melien. SCOTT TINGLEY leaves to replace Adam West. BOB TUCKER leaves Wink without his hired hand. DAVID WELLS squeals out. MICHELE VINES leaves for the next party. JAMES WEILS leaves in a cloud of dust . . . FRANK YAKUBEC leaves to redesign the cube. MARGARET ZERWICK leaves for a haircut ... on the house. GEORGE YURCIK leaves BOCES. PHN SHERMAN leaves to fink Twiggy. The Class of 1968 leaves: to the Junior Class our Prom; to the Sophomore Class our Dance; to the Freshman Class our Trips ; to Mr. Nolte our Spirit of Cooperation; to Mr. Post one keychain, two calendars, and one package of toothbrushes; to Mr. Bilow ten pounds of chalk and a hole in the ceiling; to Mr. McCauley fifty (count 'em, fifty) pairs of sweat socks; to Mr. Morris our one-minute attention span and twelve pacified jurors and to Mr. Meyers a sharp red pencil to edit our Will. THE CLASS OF NINETEEN SIXTY-EIGHT 101 PKOpMsey While sitting in American History class one day Mr. Jordan, our most dedicated teacher, mentioned something about our futures . My mind wandered ... I saw my- self leaving the White House. A messenger hurried up to me and exclaimed Mr. Presi- dent, there will be a reunion of the Class of '68 at the Old Saratoga Inn next Friday. The days seemed to drag on and on until, late Thursday evening, I finally boarded Air Force One for the trip to Schuylerville. State troopers Ken Billings, Tom Boyce, and James DeFoe (with the help of die local law enforcement agency), halted my mo- torcade for running a red light. But, upon discovering who I was, escorted me to the Inn. I was greeted at the door by Lt. Col. Adrian Clute (in charge of the Army's cavalry divisions). Capt. Ronald DeVoe and Rear Admiral Alan Ernst greeted the Presidential Party at the door, and soon engaged us in a heated discussion on world affairs. The ar- gument (as it soon turned out to be) was soon joined by my Chief Advisor on World Af- fairs (who was late because he arrived on horseback) Lt. Joseph Basketball, Esq. Capt. DeVoe broke this up, however, by telling us that the editor of the DAILY NEWS, Buck Boivin, was taking notes. I greeted my old friend, and asked him if he knew where the music was coming from. He told me that there was live entertainment in the backroom. We went back, and on stage was the now famous classical guitarist, Tony Petralia, accompanied on bongos by hippie folk singer Joe Coffin. They had just returned from a stunning engagement at the world famous night spot Sherman's Rest in New Orleans. John told me he was going to branch out and establish a chain of nightclubs throughout the country. He also told me there was a high-stakes poker game going on in the attic. Joker Salley, the millionaire playboy, was dealing, and losing heavily. Hummer Myers, now an IBM computer programmer, was staying about even. The big winner was the always poker-faced Dan Arnold, a drifter, who seemed to have found the key to the game. I asked Salley what kind of poker they were playing. He said Stud, of course. I then went downstairs to find everyone dancing. I asked Alice Arnold, first female editor of the NEW YORK TIMES, if she would like to dance. We were reminiscing about old times and I was glancing around to sec if I could recogni e any couples. Alice pointed out Gary Bullard and Barbara Keen, medical technologist and nurse, respec- tively. When I went off to the bar I found Noel Crandall and Bill DeVoe, commercial artists, celebrating with Joe Mayer, another artist (free lance) and Dave Cook, presi- dent of a large art materials firm. Finding a stool, I sat down next to Burt Luongo, who works in a paper mill in which he is half-owner. On my right was Sid Mezera, just in from Chicago. Sid is personal aide to publisher Hugh Hefner now, and looks none the worse for the years. I ordered drinks for the bar but Patrick Body Sullivan, owner-operator of the Inn, told me all they had left was Vodka Punch. I asked Sid why his sister wasn't there. He told me she was married and had ten kids and thus found it impossible to get away. Eliot Matson, a medical technologist, told me IBM specialists Linda Nacy and Lillian Van Tassel were working near me in Washington. I ran into Martha Gilmore (who had just finished ten years of college and graduated with a Ph. D. and a M. D. at the top of her class at R. P. I.) and she told me she was now employed by the Village as a sanita- 102 lion engineer. I asked how many missed the reunion. She told me that Michelle Vines and Mary Ann Venn were nurses in the Peace Corps in Africa. Another group of girls was working as nurses in theRedCross in Vietnam: Pat Cessler, Joy Jordan, Doris Ram- sey, Donna Squires, and Sylvia Barton. Also in Vietnam (with the Bob Hope Tour) were Wi zy Heighton. the nation's top female vocalist, and her private nurse, Joanne Wil- lette. Linda Forbes was at a South American hospital treating beri-beri victims. I no- ticed that Vicki Varney, an airline stewardess, was there. Soon she joined the conver- sation which, inevitably, came round to Peggy Zerwick. I was quite surprised to find that she and Carol Barrett worked as physical education teachers at Schuylervillc High. Walking about the smoke filled room, I discovered two expert auto mechanics, George Yurcik and James Weils, arguing about the vehicle Allan Weils drove when he broke the land speed record. Soon Bob Tucker, John Barber, John Doran, George Priest, and Diesel Wells (all expert mechanics in their own right) were in the thick of the argument. I left to look for something to eat . . . Just in time truck driver Frank Van Etten drove up with a truckload of kegs and boxes of food. George Candy Hanson, Aeronautical Engineer at NASA, stumbled out to help bring in the kegs. I asked computer programmer Tim Booth why they needed a whole truckload of supplies, and he told me the provisions had to last four days, and the food did too. A four day party was certainly typical of our class, but only one truckload of provisions ? More guests were arriving now. In came Sylvia Peck, Christian Education Director, Secretaries Linda Pechettc, Ronalee Lang, Brenda Defoe, Carol Richardson, Linda Schroll, Marion Stine, Susan Villa, and Janice Bean. Now arriving were two famous architects: Frank Yakubcc and Eric Biss. Charles Lloyd was greeted at the door by his Senior Ball date Anita Defore, who is presently employed by me as a receptionist. Chuck is a math professor in a high school in Ohio. Next came the employees of inte- rior decorating firms: John Baldwin, Mary Joan Carey, and Kathy Hanehan. Then in came some unknown celebrities: Jean Evans, anthropologist; Roger Rouleau, brain sur- geon; Paul Russel, another brain surgeon; Maureen Nolte, secret agent; Linda Ristau, model; Thomas Plummer, America's top engineer; George Christian, social worker in the ghettos of New York; and Tim Lagoe, a fireman. I asked Dick Burke, an elementary art teacher, if he knew what had happened to Joe Cichacki. He said that he had gone into agricultural research and was working with conservationist Dave Edwards. Scott Tingley, a veterinarian, told me that Paul Koval was the owner and manager of a big beauty salon in New York City, and that in his employwere two excellent beauticians: Karen Simmons and Ann Lavigna. 1 then spotted some classmates talking over old times. They were John Nolan, an elementary school teacher, and Ann Marie Peters, a dental hygenist. I started walking over and . . . William! William! Er, uh . . . yes, Mr. Jordan? How about day dreaming about American History? 103 sew ok DweczoKy ALICE ARNOLD Vice President--4; Jr. Honor Society-- 1,2; Sr. Honor Society--3, 4; Band --1, 2,3,4; All County Orchestra- - 1,2,3; Jr. Service--1; Sr. Service--3, 4; Ski Club --1,2, 3, 4; C. L. A. --1,2, 3, 4; Girls Intramurals— 1,2, 3, 4; Prom Queen; Prom Committee. DANIEL ARNOLD Band--1,2, 3, 4; All-County Band--3; Chorus--1,2; Library Club--2, 3,4; Newspaper Club--2; French Club--3. JOHN GEORGE BALDWIN Choir--1; Senior Play--1,3; Stage Manager--4; Altar Boy--l; Yorkers--4; American History Club--2; Order of Friars--1; Newspaper Club--4; Chef's Club--4; Yearbook--4; Boy's Intramurals --1; Manager Varsity Basketball--3; Football Trainer--4; Cross Country--4; Track--4; Prom Committee. JOHN BARBER CAROL BARRETT Senior Band--1,2, 3, 4; Band Majorette-- 3,4; Sr. Chorus--1,2; Sr. Service Club - - 1,2,3, 4; Yearbook Club--4; Gym Show--l, 2, 3, 4; Girls Intramurals--1,2, 3,4; Cheerleading--2, 3,4; Prom Court; Prom Committee. SYLVIA BARTON Senior Chorus- - 1,2; Gym Show- -1,4. JANICE C. BEAN Sr. Band--1,2,3,4; Pep Band--1,2,3,4; Band Majorette--3,4; Jr. Service--1; Sr. Service--3, 4; Yorkers--1,2, 3, 4; I.R.C. --3.4; Yearbook--4; Girls Intramurals-- 1,2, 3,4; Gym Show--l. 2, 3,4; G.L. A. --1.2.3.4; Prom Court; Prom Committee. KEN BILLINGS Wrestling--1,2; Football--1; Track--2. ERIC S. BISS Library Club--2; R.P.I. Play-day-- 1,2; Yorkers--2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager--2. PETER O. BOIVIN Vice President--3; Sr. Chorus--1,2; Jr. Service--1; Student Council--4; News- paper Club--4; Hall Monitor--4; Year- book Club- - 4; R. P. I. Playday--1; Foot- ball- - 1,2, 3,4; Basketball- -1,2,3,4; Baseball--1,2, 3, 4. TIMOTHY BOOTH Monitor- -3, 4. THOMAS BOYCE Jr. Service--1,2; Boy's Intramurals--2, 3; Baseball--1,2, 3, 4; Track--4. CARY BULLARD Class Treasurer--1; Jr. Honor Society-- 2; Sr. Honor Society--3, 4; Jr. Service-- 1; Hall Monitor--1,2,3; Weight Lifters Club--1; Chef's Club--4; Yorkers--3,4; I.R.C.--3, 4; Tennis--2, 3, 4; Gym Show - - 1; Field and Track--1,2, 3, 4; Prom Committee; Yearbook Committee--4. RICHARD C. BURKE Yorkers--1,3, 4; Ski Club--1,2, 3,4; Newspaper Club--3, 4; I.R.C. --3,4; Yearbook--4; Tennis--3,4; Prom Com- mittee- ; Gym Show--2, 3. 104 MARY JOAN CAREY Sr. Band- - 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Band- -1,2; Sr. Chorus--3,4; All County Chorus--3; Jr. Service-- 1; Sr. Service--3,4; Yorkers-- 1.2, 3,4; Ski Club--3,4; C.L. A. --1,2, 3,4; I. R.C. --3, 4; Girl's Intramurals-- 1.2, 3,4; Cheerleading--1,3, 4. GEORGE ALEXANDER CHRISTIAN, JR . Yorkers —1,2,3,4; Library Club —1,2, 3; Chef's Club--2,3; Newspaper Club —2,3; I. R.C. --3,4; Boy's A. A.—2; Football — 1; Wrestling--l; Track—1, 2,3; Prom Committee. JOE CICHACKI F F. A.--1,2, 3,4; F.F.A. - -Centennial. ADRIAN CLUTE Sr. Chorus--3,4; All County Chorus--3; Senior Play--3,4; Jr. Service--1; Boy's A A. --3; Yorkers- -1,2,3,4; Foot ball-- 1.2, 3,4; Track-- 1,2,3. 4; Baseball—ly 2,3,4; Wrestling-- 1,2, 3, 4. JOE COFFIN Class President -- 3; Jr. Honor Society--2; Sr. Honor Society--3, 4; Sr. Play--3,4; Sr. Servicc--3, 4; Student Council--3,4; Newspaper Club--3, 4; I. R.C.--3,4; French Club--3; Yearbook--4; Football-- 1,2,3; Wrestling--1,2, 3. DAVID W. ANDREW COOK Jr. Service--1,2; Student Council--1. NOEL CRANDALL Boy's A. A. --3; Hall Monitor--3; Basket- ball--! ; Football--1,2; Baseball--1,2, 3; Track—1,2, 3. ANITA JEAN DEFOE Sr. Chorus--!; Library Club--2; French Club- - 3; Newspaper Club--3; G. L. A. -- 1.2, 3,4; Girl's Intramurals--1,2, 3,4; Prom Committee. BRENDA JOYCE DEFOE Sr. Band--1.2, 3, 4; All County Band--4; Newspaper Club--3, 4; Yearbook--4; G. L. A. - -2, 3, 4; Girl's Intramurals--1, 2,3,4; Prom Committee. JAMES DEFOE RONALD E. DEVOE Class Treasurer--3; Sr. Service--3, 4; Gym Show --1,2,3; Track--1,2, 3; Football--1. BILL DEVOE Time Keeper--Basketball--2, 3, 4; Year- book--4; Prom Committee. JOHN S. DORAN Hall Monitor--4. DAVID EDWARDS ALLAN ERNST JEANNIE EVANS Sr. Band--1; Pep Band--1; All County Orchestra--1; St. Chorus--1; Chanson- ettes--1; Newspaper Club- -4; I. R. C. -- 4; Yearbook--4; Prom Committee. LINDA FORBES Sr. Chorus--1,2, 3; Yearbook--4; Girl's Intramurals--1,2, 4; Gym Show--l,2,3, 4; Prom Committee. PATRICIA RUTH GESSLER Chansonettes--4; Prom Committee. MARTHA JEAN GILMORE Jr. Honor Society--1,2; Sr. Honor So- ciety- , 4; Sr. Band-- 1,2, 3, 4; Jr. Service--1; Sr. Service--2, 3, 4; Yorkers -- 1,2, 3, 4; Newspaper Club--3,4; Hall Monitor--4; G. L. A. --1,2, 3, 4; Girl's Intramurals--1,2, 3, 4. 105 KATHERINE M. HANEHAN Jr. Honor Society--2; Sr. Play Stage Backgrounds--3; Library Club--1,2; French Club--3; I. R. C. --4; Ski Club-- 3; G. L. A. --1,2, 3,4; Girl's Intramurals --1,2, 3,4; Prom Committee. GEORGE J. HANSON Football--!, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling--1,2, 3, 4; Track--1.2. 3,4; Prom court. MILDRED CARRIE HEIGHTON Sr. Band--1,2, 3, 4; Pep Band--1,2; Sr. Chorus-- 1,2, 3,4; Chansonettes--1,2, 3; Special Singing Group--4; All County Chorus--2, 3, 4; Sr. Play--2,3; French Club--3, 4; Yorkers- -1,2,3,4; I. R. C. -- 3,4; Ski Club--4; Yearbook -4; G.L.A. --1,2, 3, 4; Varsity Cheerleader--3,4; Girl's Intramurals--1,2, 3, 4; Prom Com- mittee. WILLIAM JOHANSON Class President--4; Sr. Band--1,2, 3,4; Yorkers-- 1,2, 3,4; Student Council--3; Wrestling--1,2, 3,4; Prom King; Prom Committee. JOY CAROLE ANNE JORDAN Sr. Chorus--2,3; Special Singing Group --4; Sr. Play--2,3; F.H.A. —1,2; Yorkers- -1,2; Library Club--2, 3; I. R. C. --3,4; Ski Club--4; Newspaper Club-- 2,3; Yearbook--4; G.L.A.--2; Girl's Intramurals--1,4; Prom Committee. BARB A. KEEN Pep Club--1,2; Library Club--2; I. R.C. --3,4; Yorkers--3,4; French Club--3,4; G.L.A.--3,4; Prom Committee. PAUL KOVAL Prom Court; Prom Committee. TIM LACOE Yorkers--!; Baseball--2, 3; Wrestling--3. RONALEE J. LANG Class Secretary-- 1; Jr. Honor Society-- 1,2; Sr. Band-- 1,2, 3,4; Sr. Chorus--2, 3,4; Sr. Play--2. 3; Jr. Service--1; Yorkers--1,2,3,4; French Club--3; News paper club--3; Hall Monitor--2, 3,4; Yearbook--4; Prom Court; Prom Com- mittee . ANNE MARIE LAVICNA Gym Show- -1,2. CHUCK LLOYD Hall Monitor--3; Yearbook--4; Football --1,2,3,4; Baseball--1,2, 3, 4; Track-- 2; Wrestling Manager--3; Prom Commit- tee. PETER LUONCO Football--1,2, 3; Baseball--1,2; Wres- tling- . ELIOT MATSON Yearbook--4; Track--2,3; Cross Country--4. JOE MAYER Track--3. RALPH SID MEZERA Ski Club--2; Library Club--2; Newspaper Club- -2, 3. SUSAN MEZERA Sr. Band--1,2; Pep Band--I, 2; Senior Play--4; Yearbook--4; Girl's Intramurals --1; Prom Committee. BRIAN MYERS Jr. Service--1; Sr. Service--2, 3, 4; Yearbook--4; Student Council--1,2; Football--1,2, 3, 4; Track--1,2, 3; Bas- ketball--1, 2, 3; Baseball--1,2, 3; Prom Court; Prom Committee. 106 LINDA NACY Library Club--4; Newspaper Club--4; Yearbook--4; Girl's Intramurals—3; Prom Committee. JOHN THOMAS NOLAN Jr. Service--I; Sr. Service--2, 3, 4; Baseball--1; Football--1,2,3,4; Basket- ball—2, 3,4. MAUREEN ELIZABETH NOLTE Jr. Honor Society--1,2; Sr. Honor So- ciety--3, 4; Sr. Chorus--1,2,3,4; Jr. Service--1; Sr. Service--2, 3,4; Yorkers — 1,2; Ski Club--3,4; I.R.C.— 3,4; Yearbook--4; Girl's A. A. --4; G. L. A. --1,2, 3, 4; Girl's Intramurals--1,2, 3,4; Prom Committee. LINDA PECHETTE Sr. Band--1,2, 3.4; Pep Band--2, 3, 4; Yorkers--1,2, 3. 4; Yearbook--4; G. L. A. - -1,2, 3, 4; Girl's Intramurals— I, 2,3,4; Prom Committee. SYLVIA RUTH PECK Class Secretary--2,4; Jr. Service--1; Sr. Service—2, 3,4; Student Council--3j French Club--3; I. R.C. --3,4; Yorkers — 1,2; Ski Club—1,2, 3, 4; G.L.A.--1, 2,3,4; Girl's Intramurals-- 1,2, 3, 4; Prom Court; Prom Committee. ANN MARIE PETERS Jr. Honor Society--2; Jr. Service—1; Sr. Band--1,2, 3,4; Yorkers—1,2, 3, 4; G. L. A. - -1,2, 3,4; Girl's Intramurals— 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee. TONY PETRALIA I. R.C.--3; Hall Monitor--4; Basketball — -1; Track--2; Prom Court; Prom Com- mittee. TOM PLUMMER Yorkers--1,2; Wrestling— 1,2, 3, 4; Track —3,4; Baseball—4. GEORGE LEWIS PRIEST JR. Gym Show - -1,2, 3, 4. DORIS A. RAMSEY Hall Monitor--1,2; F.H.A. —1,2; Girl' Intramurals--1,2. CAROL ENSIGN RICHARDSON Sr. Band--1,2,3; Marching Band--2, 3; Drama Club—1; Girl's Shop—1; News- paper Club—1; Science Club—1; Chess Club—1,2,3; F.F.A. --2; French Club- 2,3; Yorkers—4; Prom Committee. LINDA MARIE RISTAU Tennis—4; Girl's Intramurals—4; Prom Committee. ROGER FERNAND ROULEAU R.P.I. Playday— 1,2,3, 4; Gym Show -1,2. PAUL RUSSEL Track—3. JOSEPH LOREN SALLEY Class President--1; Class Secretary'--3; Boy's A. A. --2; Football- - 1,2, 3, 4; Bas ketball— 1,2,3,4- - Baseball- - 1,2, 3,4; Track--1,2,3,4; Prom Court; Prom Committee. LINDA ANN SCHROLL Prom Committee. JOHN ALLEN SHERMAN Yorkers--1,2, 3,4; Hall Monitor--1,2, 3,4; I. R.C.--3,4; Yearbook--4; Wres- tling--!; Tennis--1,2, 3; Basketball-- 2; Prom Committee. KAREN EVELYN SIMMONS Secretary Club—3; Library Club—2,4; Cheerleading--1; Gymnastics—2. DONNA LEE SQUIRES Girl's Intramurals--1.2. 107 MARION JEAN STINE F. H. A. --1,2; Library Club- - 1,2, 3, 4; French Club--3,4; Ski Club--3,4; Year- book--4; Girl's Intramurals--1; Prom Committee. PATRICK JOSEPH SULLIVAN Class President--1; R.P.I. Playday--1,2; Football- -1,2,3,4; Baseball- - 1,2,3,4. SCOTT TINCLEY Football--4; Wrestling--4. ROBERT J. TUCKER Sr. Play--3. FRANKLIN B. VAN ETTEN F. F. A.--1,2, 3, 4; Wrestling--1. LILLIAN MARGARET VAN TASSEL Chorus--l; French Club--3,4; G.L.A. --3,4. VICKI LYNN VARNEY Sr. Band--1,2,3,4; Pep Band-- 1,2; Majorette--3,4; Sr. Service--2, 3,4; Yorkers--1,2, 3,4; Yearbook--4; Cheerleading--1,2,3,4; Girl's Intra- murals--1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Court; Prom Committee. MARY ANN VENN Class Secretary--1; Class Treasurer--2; Chorus--2; Majorette--3,4; G.L.A.--1, 2,3,4; Girl's Intramurals- - 1,2, 3, 4; Cheerleader--2,4; Yearbook--4; Prom Committee. SUSAN VILLA Sr. Service--3, 4; Yorkers--1,2, 3,4; G. L.A.--1,2,3,4; Girl's Intramurals-- 1,2, 3,4; Gym Show--1,2, 3,4; Prom Committee. MICHELE VINES Chorus--1,2; Sr. Play--4; Newspaper Club--4; Yearbook--4; G. L. A.--1,2, 4, Girl's Intramurals--1,2; Prom Committee. DAVID WELLS ALLAN WEILS Library Club--4; Yearbook--4; Football --1; Track--2, 3, 4. JAMES WEILS Football- - 1. JOANNE E. WILLETTE Class Treasurer--4; Chorus--1,2,3,4; Sr. Play--2,3,4; Sr. Service--4; Yorkers --1,2, 3, 4; Library Club--1; Newspaper Club--2, 3,4; I. R. C. --3, 4; Yearbook-- 4; G.L.A.--1,2,3,4; Girl's Intramurals --1,2, 3, 4; Prom Committee. FRANK J. YAKUBEC Sr. Band--1; Jr. Service--1; Yorkers-- 1,3; French Club--3; Chess Club--3; R. P. I. Playday--3; Hall Monitor--4; Prom Committee. GEORGE YURCIK Track--3. MARGRET ANNE ZERWICK Sr. Band- -1,2,3,4; Pep Band- -1,2,3,4; Jr. Service--1; Yorkers--1,4; Ski Club-- 1,2,3,4; I.R.C.--3,4; Yearbook--4; G.L.A.--1,2,3,4; Girl's Intramurals--1, 2,3,4; Prom Committee. 108 •V