Sharon Springs Central High School - Clarion Yearbook (Sharon Springs, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1958 volume:

Cun 76e In this edition of the Clarion we pay respect to the farmers of Sharon Springs. Without the untiring patronage and munificence of these farmers, it would not be possible to have the school that we have today. The main student body of Sharon Springs Central come from the farms of the surrounding country side. The picturesque hills and valleys of Sharon Springs are dotted with the farms, large and small, that make Sharon Springs the peaceful haven it is. To show our appreciation to the farmer we will use his ideals as the theme of the 1958 Clarion. Editor-in-chief (ZC uott f$5% 4C h ’Tftaten, Dear schoolmates ever loyal, true and faithful. Gathering 'neath the Maples on the hill. With courage, faith, undaunted for our future- As we older grow, we love thee, still. The Purple and the White shall wave forever. Keep this emblem ever clean and bright. Oh, may the glorious folds be sullied never- Love for aye the Purple and the White. All hail to thee, our dear old Sharon, Open wide your portals to the right- Still o'er the field of conflict ever waving, Float for aye the Purple and the White. SfasuttyA ScAooC dmimtvatm 'PncHCcfrcU 7PCe44aye The advent of atomic power, rocket motors, and electronics points up, more than ever before in our history, the need for trained personnel to develop and promote these mediato their fullest potential. The achievements of our modern scientists and skilled technicians would appear to be adequate to keep us abreast of present modern day progress, but this is not enough. To keep our mode of living modern, safe, and progressive we need trained per- sonnel whose imagination and creative ideas are the essential ingredients to the kind of progress which will keep us not only equal to but superior to the progress made by our competitors. It is to you - our graduates - to whom we must look to assist us in taking the giant steps so essential to the develop- ment of the future progress of our nation. We sincerely hope that your initial achievements and successes in the Sharon Springs Central School have adequately prepared you to realize your maximum capabilities as you embark upon this mission. Congratulations and best wishes in your efforts to fulfill the obligations with which this modern era challenges you. First row, left to right: William Aker, Avery DeLuca, Principal; Pauline Vroomen, Clerk; Alvin Lane, President; Leon Lappeus. Second row: Leland Parsons, Seth Ullman, George Riolo. First row: A. Fay, A. DeLuca, G. Bastian. Second row: J. Wall, I, Lorenz, M. Lewis, M. Smith, S. Stern, R. Dievendorf. Third row: V. Ethington, G. Dievenforf, M. Cummings, M. Roberts, E. McFee, R. Abbadessa, M. Empie. Fourth row: A. Doig. N. Stoddard. R. Fitch. H. Washburn, R. Holzer, H. Atwell. S. Miller. Secnetevuf Mrs. Joan Baxter Mrs. Virginia Ethington flaniton Left to right: Clara Collins, Helen Ellery Chamberlain - Left Ullman, Thelma Collins. Milo Brown - Right Left to right: W. Howe, J. Abbadessa, E. Larkin, T. Tyler, I. Mereness, C. Hall. Se u t Left to right: Vice President, John Meka; Secretary, Irene Haner; President, Michael Putlack; Treasurer, Ellsworth Lambert Jr. Sett i MRS. ABBA DESS A MR. STODDARD 4. A witty woman is a treas ure; a winy beauty is a power He makes no friend who never made a foe KARLA DOOLITTLE Karla Chorus 1,2,3,4 Cheerleading 1,2,3,4 Maple Leaf 2,3,4 Yearbook 2,3,4 Girls' Softball 2, 3 Girls' Basketball 1,2,3 Drum Majorettes 3 FHA 2,3,4 Girl Scouts 2,3 EYE 2.3 Girls' Ensemble 2,3,4 Mass Chorus 2,3,4 An ounce of wisdom is worth a pound of wit DALE BLOTHENBURG Bird Dog Basketball 1.2,3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3,4 Soccer 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,4 Maple Leaf 3 Yearbook 3 Class President 1 Class Vice President 3 Love your enemies IRENE HANER Irene Band 3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Class Treasurer 3 Maple Leaf 3,4 Yearbook 4 Girls' Basketball 2,3 FHA Officer 2,4 FHA 1.2,3,4 Girl Scouts 2,3,4 Girls' Ensemble 2, 3,4 Class Secretary 1,2,4 MARY JANE GARLOCK Mary Maple Leaf 2,4 Yearbook 2,3 FHA 2 Class Vice President 2 The sincere alone can rec- ognize sincerity I have gained by experience ELLSWORTH LAMBERT, JR. Junior Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Editor of Yearbook 3 Soccer 1, 2,3,4 Class President 3 Class Treasurer 1,2,4 Maple Leaf 1,2,3 Chef Club 4 Yearbook 2,3,4 JOHN MEKA Meek Baseball 1 Chorus 3,4 Maple Leaf 3,4 FFA Officer 3 FFA 1,2,3 County Delegate 3 Film Technician 2,3,4 Yearbook 4 It was roses, roses all the way ARNOLD MERENESS Arnie Basketball 1,2, 3,4 Baseball 1,4 Soccer 1,2,3,4 Maple Leaf 3 FFA Officer 2,3,4 FFA 1,2,3,4 Film Technician 3 JANICE MERENESS Jan Junior Band 1 Chorus 2 Girls' Basketball 1 FHA 2 Live and learn Love is blind JOHN MILLER Johnny Soccer 1,4 Basketball 1,2,4 Maple Leaf 2,3,4 Class President 2 FFA 1,2,3,4 Love Conquers all and we all must yield to love” GERALD NICHOLAUS Jerry FFA 1,2 4-H 2,3 Let Knowledge grow from year to year PATRICIA NEALE Pat Chorus 1,2 Cheerleading 1,2,3,4 Maple Leaf 2 Yearbook 2,3 Class Secretary 3 Girls' Ensemble 2 FHA 2 There is no wisdom like MICHAEL PUTLACK Mike Chorus 1,2,3,4 Maple Leaf 3,4 Yearbook 3,4 Library Keeper 1 Boys’ Ensemble 2,3 Class President 4 Basketball 4 Chef Club 4 frankness Patience is a neccessary ingredient CHARLENE TERPENNING Char Maple Leaf 2,3,4 Yearbook 2, 3,4 FHA 2 ROBERT WALL Bob- Band 2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Maple Leaf 2 FFA Officer 3,4 Boys' Ensemble 2,4 0}?lte4H Ue Love is master of all arts I, Dale Blothenburg, will my hard times with girls to that guy of the silent screen, Lee Van Schaick. I, Karla Doolittle, will my pierced earrings to Joanne Whitbeck. I, Mary Jane Garlock, will my crazy Saturday nights to Jean Button. I, Irene Haner, will my books to James Lambert. I, Junior Lambert, will my calmness in typing to Rosemarie Byalick who some times gets very excited. I, John Meka, will my ability to drive to Jimmy Button. I. Arnold Mereness, will my tardiness in coming to school to Nellie Planck. I, Janice Mereness, will my long fingernails to Gail Silvers. I, John Miller, will my Elvis Presley haircut to David Crandall. I, Patty Neal, will my laugh to Mickey Fukumoto. I, Gerald Nickolaus, will my absences to Judy Bastian so that she’ll have more time to play her records. I, Mike Putlack, will my ambition in life to Carl Roberts. I, Charlene Terpenning, will my good disposition to Barbara Barbie. I, Dale Blothenburg, will my curly hair to Barbara Croinex who already has lots of it. 1, Bob Wall will my boots and saddle to Carol Cross. I, Karla Doolittle, will my cheerleading ability to Betty Ahl. I, Mary Jane Garlock, will my Elvis Presley records to Mary Lou Ullman. I, Irene Haner, will my happy-go-lucky way to Shirley Dingman. I, Jr. Lambert, will my car to Ed Vollbrecht, who really needs one. I, John Meka, will my wavy hair to Jeremy Parsons. I, Amie Mereness, will my easy going ways to Betty Everidge. I, Charlene Terpenning, will my hot temper to Bruce Pomella. We, Mrs. Abbadessa and Mr. Stoddard, will our hard times in supervising this Senior Class to any one who wants it. the members of the Senior Class dream of each other’s future. DALE BLOTHENBURG is still on his slow boat to China wondering where to stop next in his dream world. KARLA DOOLITTLE has finished her three years of nurse's training and is helping Mr. Stoddard with his patients in the Music Department of S. S. C. S. MARY JANE GARLOCK, now Lighthall, has plenty of time now taking care of her hus- band and the family car. IRENE HANER has just retired after nine years of horse racing and has bought a small farm in Alaska; she likes a cool life. JUNIOR LAMBERT has finally settled down in Ames and is running the DAY LAMBERT RESTAURANT. JOHN MEKA a world famous draftsman, is making plans for the first building on Mars. ARNOLD MERENESS is running a ranch in the southern part of Schoharie; he has hired movie stars to do his work. JANICE MERENESS has finally packed up and left Sharon. She is living in Hollywood in a swanky penthouse right next to where Frank Sinatra spends his vacations. JOHN MILLER is now in the Navy swabbing the decks; he has a tough life remembering which port and what girl. PAT NEALE is still in Sharon running the Twin Pines out of business with her HOT DOG BEVERAGE STAND. GERALD NICHOLAUS has gone through fifty cars and still hasn’t had one running right yet. MIKE PUTLACK is engineering a new super cross-country highway; he figures he can make it to Hollywood quicker. CHARLENE TERPENNING is now running her sucessful home located on the bottom of Sharon Hill caring for her dozen children and her husband. BOB WALL is now major of Button Street and runs a horse ranch on the side. MRS. ABBADESSA now retired, is a housewife with several small problems of her own. MR. STODDARD has just completed a world tour with the world famous S.S.C.S. Boy's Ensemble. 'r cAto'Uf t ce @Cei4 f In 1946 our class entered first grade with five of our present members. Miss Kitts was our teacher and we remember how she dismissed us at 2:00 every afternoon. From second grade with Miss Wilson to sixth grade with Mr. Fitch we did nothing out of the ordinary. We got ourselves into a little more than the usual amount of mischief but all of our teachers somehow managed to put up with us. Seventh grade made us feel a little more important. Now we had a room up- stairs, and in eighth grade we changed rooms for every class which really made us belong. FRESHMAN YEAR 1954-1955 Thirteen members of our present class entered high school with an air of dig- nity but lost much of that when we went through a day of ridiculous clothes, onion smells throughout the school, and an unwanted shower topped with flour on our heads - this commonly known as freshman initiation. Later on in the year we held a junior re- turn party. Mrs. Lynk watched us and stuck with us during our first year of a very im- portant four years in our lives. CLASS OFFICERS FOR THAT YEAR WERE: President.....................................DALE BLOTHENBURG Vice President..................................KARLA DOOLITTLE Secretary............................................IRENE HANER Treasurer....................................... JUNIOR LAMBERT SOPHOMORE YEAR 1955-1956 Our sophomore year began with a new advisor, new officers, new subjects, and new attitudes. Miss Salem helped us through the year with these officers: President..............................................JOHN MILLER Vice President.........................................ALLEN N1RSCHL Secretary..............................................IRENE HANER Treasurer.............................................JUNIOR LAMBERT When Allen left us in December, Mary Jane Garlock took over the duties of vice president. This year we had a bake sale and a skating party to help us towards a trip in 1958. JUNIOR YEAR 1956-1957 In September 1956 we took one more step in the direction of our diplomas. Dur- ing the year we held bake sales, a skating party, and, with the Class of 1957, a Junior- Senior Prom. After the first semester the candy and soda selling job became ours. Our former advisor, now Mrs. Abbadessa. remained with us and helped us to the end of our third year in high school. President . . . Vice President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . OUR JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS WERE: ......................JUNIOR LAMBERT ...................DALE BLOTHENBURG .......................... PAT NEALE .........................IRENE HANER SENIOR YEAR 1957-1958 Mr. Stoddard joined forces with Mrs. Abbadessa in the fall of our senior year. We now realized, more than ever before, how important this year was to be. The first day of school we elected the following people to fill the offices for our final year: President..............................................MIKE PUTLACK Vice President................................JOHN MEKA Secretary.....................................IRENE HANER Treasurer ...........................................JUNIOR LAMBERT We held bake sales and paper and scrap-iron drives; we sold magazines, pen sets, jewelry, and Christmas cards, plus candy and soda; and we sponsored a dance, several movies, and a supper. As 1957 draws to a close and the New Year greets us we wonder what it will bring. Even though our money-making activities will soon be finished we will have many other ties that hold us together until that big night in June. After that we will each go our separate ways but none of us will ever be able to forget all the events which occurred during our twelve years at S. S.C. S. and all of our teachers and friends who have influenced our lives. (assos First row: G. Silvers, B. Ahl, S. Dingman, J. Button, J. Whitbeck, B. Croinex, M. Fukomoto. Second row: Miss Stern, M. L. Ullman, B. Barbric, C. Cross, R. M. Byalick, E. Everidge, J. Bastian, Mr. Washburn. Third row: J. Button, B. Pomella, C. Roberts, D. Crandall, E. Vollbrecht, J. Parsons, J. Lambert, L. Van Schaick. First row: R. Slater, S. LaGuardia, P. Melera, L. Farro, L. Cousineau, N. DiPace. Second row: L. Lundgren, J. Istle, L. Ream, R. Van Heertum, J. Schrader, L. Dievendorf, Mrs. Empie. Third row: J. Wilday, S. Davis, J. Garlock, L. Vernik, A. Meka, G. Nikolous, E. Schilde. Absent: R. Tripp, E. Nirschl, M. Empie. President R. Tripp Vice President P. Melera 25- Secretary S. LaGuardia Treasurer L. Farro First row: J. Hiller, D. Weeden, S. McMann, J. Fay, K. Washburn. R. Lam- bert, C. Bogardus. Second row; D. Weeden, E. Lynk, J. Van Heertum, M. Vrooman, S. Lynk, H. Collins. M. Bissell, E. Barbric, J. Ahl. Third row; D. Lambert, L. Williams, A. Barbie, L. Stafford, R. Lambert, R. Greene. utde First row: P. Zeller, B. Vollbrecht, C. Button, R. Spraker, S. Herman, J. Lowe, C. Meka, J. Hayes. Second row: D. Smullen, D. Hatalsky, L. Judd, B. McMann, S. Tripp, N. Darling, M. Trafton, J. Chichester, E. Lynk. Third row: P. Kennedy, E. Fernandez, R. Roberts, S. Lynk, R. Hazzard, W. Manchester, R. Zeller, T. Doolittle, Mr. Holzer. President E. Lynk Vice President J. Van Heertum Secretary J. Ahl Treasurer S. McMann President R. Hamilton Vice President A. DiPace Secretary J. Montanye Treasurer D. Cross Seventh df'tcuU' First rows M. Everidge, D. Larkin, S. Doolittle, J. Montanye, E. Wall, J. Blowers, E. Herman. Second row; C. Nikolaus, D. Brown, F. Jackson, B. Silvers, M. Button, P. Borden, P. Howe, L. Hatalsky. Third row; J. Smullen, P. Nikolaus, E. Wilday, H. Paris, S. Trafton, D. Nellis, B. Zeller, C. Willoughby, G. Papadi. Fourth row: R. Wilday, D. Cross, A. DiPace, J. Mosier, W. Hoetzer, R. Hamilton, Absent: B. Rees, D. Walker. Sixt tyuzcie First row: W. Davis, B. Williams, 1. Meyers, N. Huhn, J. Trafton, C. Hamil- ton, P. Kling. Second row: B. Butler, M. Scott, P. Schondra, A. Maring, E. Bogardus, J. Meka, R. Freer, R. Weeden, R. Ahl. Third row: R. Ream, P. Zeller, R. Nirschl, J. Sidbel, J. Van Heertum, R. Williams, J. Secter, E. Winnie. Mr. Fitch. tyuuCe First row: G. Ullman, R. Willoughby, R. Van Patten, L. Walker, R. La Guardia, J. Herman, E. Socci. Second row: J. Ullman, R. Lambert, C. Wieder, D. Kettler, P. Cummings, L. Shockley, D. Kane, G. Jackson, S. Vrooman. Third row: L. Baxter, P. Aker, S. Weeden, J. Cousineau, C. Gajowski, L. Greene, T. Slater, N. Forsthoffer, N. Brown. Back row: M. Smith, L. Seiler, G. Jorgensen, T. Hollenbeck, T. Watson, G. Borden, W. Roberts, A. Chichester, Absent: B. Putman. First row: R. Van Dyke, A. Butler, B. Ethington, G. Zeller, P. Nikolaus, K. Parsons, P. Brown, C. Bogardus, J. Everidge. Second row: C. Ullman, D. Osterhout, L. Mereness, M. Meyers, P. Washburn, J. Riolo, J. Miller, D. Kling, C. Hiller, C. DeLuca, L. Button. Third row; P. Jackson, P. Duto, M. Farro, T. Duto, B. Stafford, S. Garlock, J. Smullen, K. Kettler, J. Wilday, Mrs. Lewis. Fourth row: T. Weeden, D. Trafton, L. Mickle, J. Happard, R. Riolo, R. Huhn, J. Clancy, L. Nellis, T. Parsons. tyicuCe First row: G. Trafton, D. Tripp, S. Forsthoffer, R. Parsons, D. DeLuca, D. Nirschl, T. Ream, W. Aker, C. Jackson. Second row: C. LaGuardia, T. Nikolaus, L. Miller, T. Herman, L Rabuck, D. Duto, A. Putlack, J. Chichester, M. VanDerwerker. Third row; S. Chichester. P. Weeden, W. Gajowski, D. Wilday, G. Huhn, L. Bissell, R. Schondra, S. Brown, W. Maring. Fourth row; Mrs. Dievendorf. R. Peckham, N. Palmer, D. King, R. Williams, L. Lambert, R. Hopkins, T. Baxter. Second tyicute First row: E. Shelmandine, C. VanDyke, B. Levy, R. Meyers, J. Vernik, S. Slater, J. Zusselman. Second row: B. Jackson, B. King, B. Hensel, S. Warner, B. Hellinger, T. Spofford, J. Trafton, D. Kane. Third row: D. Istle, H. Larkin, A. Meka, C. Kettler, R. Caponera, D. Trafton, C. Herman, T. Empie, J. Ahl. Absent: P. West, J. Acello. pviAt tytcute First row: W. Ullman, J. Wright, C. Slater, D. Hamilton, K. Comrie, H. Bogardus, D. Beardsley, D. Weeden. Second row: C. France, R. Tocco, S. Shelmandine, C. Holmes, L. Hopkins, D. Frank, B. Huhn, J. Tyler, S. Nikolaus. Third row: J. Susi, L. Socci, L. Lambert, H. Vrooman, L. Howe, C. Trafton, N. Smullen, D. Schondra. Fourth row: J. Bianchine, K. Turking- ton, D. Bartlett, B. Bartlett, R. King, Mrs. Bastian. Absent: M. Noel, S. Nirschl. First row: L. Socci, J. Susi, J. Rorick, B. Baxter, K. Doyle, J. Nikolaus. Second row: G. Weeden, S. Hoyt. H. Warner, S. Hatalsky, A. Shelmandine, S. Hensel, D. Young, H. Young, C. Rabuck, C. France. Third row: C. Handy, G. Smith, S. Mickle, E. Trafton, P. Kleinberger, A. Zusselman, B. Davis. L. Buttery, B. Kaido. Mrs. Cummings, Mrs. Dievendorf. Absent: M. West, C. Parsons, M. Putnam, T. Vinsen, V. Larkin. vgamntmis 57- '5% Itonio Editor-in-Chief.............James Lambert Photography......................Peter Melera Assistant Editor............Richard Tripp James Button Advertising . . . Gail Silvers Jeremy Parsons Sally Herman Judy Lowe Connie Button Mike Empie Lynette Lundgren Lee Van Schaick Barbara Barbric Jean Button Bonnie McMann Rosemarie Byalick Nancy Di Pace Joanne Whitbeck Pat Kennedy Ed Lynk Scott Lynk Spencer Davis James Button Jason Garlock Leonard Vernik Lynne Dievendorf Typists Art Literary Subscription.......... Advisors.............. . . Mary Lou Ullman Irene Haner Betty Everidge Betty Ahl Karla Doolittle Charlene Terpenning Carol Cross Miyuki Fukumoto Betty Ahl John Meka Junior Lambert Nellie Planck . Michael Putlack Mr. Sydney Miller Mr. Robert Holzer Miss Sylvia Stern '57- 'SX TKafde Sta Editor-in-Chief - MIYUKI FUKUMOTO Associate Editor - STEPHEN La GUARDIA Secretary - GAIL SILVERS Treasurer - IRENE HANER And Staff (ZtcvtfHet 2.a sitet Se U i (P uvucb (luKCO ‘ityiy l (?£ VIU tkktic s First row: P. Kennedy, L. Cousineau, L. Van Schaick, M. Empie, E. Lynk. Second row; R. Zeller, S. Lynk, R. Tripp, P. Melera, L. Farro, D. Crandall, T. Doolittle. Third row: Mr. Doig, Coach; E. Lambert, J. Garlock, A. Mereness, L. Vernik, J. Parsons, J. Lambert, J. Miller, T. DiPace, Manager. l asi4it t ‘PttUfenA Mr. Doig, Coach; J. Miller, E. Lambert, L. Van Schaick, J. Garlock, J. Lambert, M. Putlack, J. Parsons, A. Mereness, R, Hazzard, Manager. 'Vcw ity (tye iteeidenA Front row: M. L. Ullman, K. Doolittle, M. Fukumoto, B. Croinex, G. Silvers, P, Neale. Second row: S. Dingman, Mrs. Empie, Advisor; B. Ahl. P 1 . 'PCcu enA First row; E. Lynk, Mr. Fitch, Coach. Second row; P. Kennedy, R. Zeller, M. Empie, R. Tripp, L. Farro, P. Melera, L. Vernik, E. Van Schaick, S. Lynk, L. Cousineau, G. Nikolaus, T. Doolittle, E. Fernandez. (?6ee't(ecuCe't4' First row: L. Dievendorf, L. Lundgren. Second row: B. McMann, N. DiPace, B. Vollbrecht, L. Judd. Third row: J. Chichester, Mrs. Abbadessa, Advisor; N. Darling. ‘SadehzM ‘Pteujext. First tow: P. Kennedy, R. Zeller, E. Lynk. Second row: E. Lambert, S. Lynk, L. Cousineau, T. Doolittle, M. Emple. Third row: Coach Doig, L. Fano, P. Melera, J. Parsons, A. Mereness, L. Van Schaick, J. Garlock, S. La Guardia. The men who make our Yearbook possible- GUS HODGKINS and BOB GRAY dntiism (jtmsjjcct $wim f CHERRY VALLEY, N. Y. M m Phone-6651 LIVE BETTER and HEALTHIER DRINK PLENTY of MILK Zea k 7 ICE CREAM Extends Best Wishes to Class of 1958 GENERAL ICE CREAM DIVISION of NATIONAL DAIRY PRODUCTS CORP. Fort Plain, N. Y. You're money Ahead! 2% Interest Paid on Time Deposits OTSEGO COUNTV NATIONAL BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Cherry Valley, N. Y. 9 Best Wishes _ A JEWELRY Cobleskill, N.Y. Famous for Men's and Boys' Wear dd pdae and Cobleskill, N. Y. Compliments of djSJ 6and Mi With All My Best Wishes to All My Kids Let's Eat and Treat at min's Sharon Springs, New York Compliments From 'd'zccd c um ieA' BARBER SHOP HARDWARE Phone 3-5645 Cherry Valley, N. Y. Canajoharie, N. Y. Compliments of Compliments of aedfluw- HOTEL X i x BERNADO WIEDER Owner-Mgmt. Sharon Springs Sharon Springs, New York Compliments of o z. tf ewe. EYE SPECIALIST Fort Plain, New York You're money Ahead! at TOWN COUNTRY FABRIC SHOP Coble skill, N. Y. SCHOLCT FURNITURE Cobleskill, N. Y. RURY'S Phone 5602 Cherry Valley, N.Y. Home Made - Pizza Pies Spaghetti and Ravioli Specialties PINE RESTAURANT Under New Management of FRANK DELUCAS Italian, American Food 7 Canal St. Fort Plain, N. Y, Compliments of SHARON BOWLING ALLEYS COMRIEfe Plumbing - Heating Oil Burning Equipment Sales - Services Sharon Springs 2350 Visit the BELVEDERE RESTAURANT on Route 20 Sharon Springs, N.Y. Congratulations, Seniors PEE WEE'S RESTAURANT A Good Place to Eat Warnerville, New York We Have Every- thing Seward, N.Y Compliments of R UA HARDWARE 1 6 Main Street Coble skill, N.Y. vice.’: -o. Our First Thought SHELDON'S FOOD STORE Sharon Springs RETAIL WINE and LIQUOR STORE R.V. TEUFER, Prop. Phone 61 {XTRA $I CANAJOHARIE COURIER and FORT PLAIN STANDARD TV - All Leading Makes We Back Our TV Sales With the Best of Service GEO. BIANCHINE SON Sharon Springs, N.Y. COBLESKILL - CLEANING AND TAILORING -30 Division Street- Suits Made to Measure We Convert Your Old Double Breasted Suit to the New Slim Line Model For Pyrofax Gas Service Call Phone 85 Expert Cleaning and Tailoring Congratulations, Seniors Ct-CRIS Cobleskill, N.Y. Smart Shoppers Shop FLOWER TRYON INN An Historic Place Cherry Valley, New York TOGGERY Home of Famous Brands Arrow - MacGregor Jantzen (Ladies') - Interwoven Nunn-Bush - Boys' Wear 7 Canal Fort Plain, N.Y. THE SHOPPERS MART Cobleskill, N.Y. our ■ v. sri‘ C gp DEPENDABLE t DRUGGIST G.T. SHOCKLEY Dial 83 64 Sharon Springs, N. Y. Compliments of A Complete Photographic Service _ 73 East Main St. _ Cobleskill, New York Phone 614 JANE AND CLIFF VAN DEVORT Success and Best Wishes, Class of 1958 Comnliments Sharon Springs Congratulations, Seniors From Insurance for Every Need R. W. ELDREDGE Phone: 2151 H. K. TALLMADGE Sharon Springs, N.Y. Sharon Springs, N.Y. LOG HOUSE DINER Home Cooking Dinners - Sandwiches Cold Drinks Phone 8249 Route 20 Sharon Springs, N.Y. JOSEPH AND BARBARA STETIN Props. Latest Fashions OLSE N 'S Junior, Misses, and Teen Sizes GARAGE Studebaker - Packard When in a Jam, Call SAM Sharon Springs, N.Y. Compliments of I. H. VAN SC HA 1C K SL SON Dealer in Blue Coal and Socony Fuel Oils Phone 2216 or 23 69 Sharon Springs, N.Y. NATHAN SAMUELS, INC. Men's and Boys' Wear Coble skill. Fort Plain, N.Y. N.Y. FRESHMEN Barb, Tom, Sandy, Pete, Ed, Joyce, Diane, Danny, Pat, Scott, Mary, Wilson, Joe, Ernie, Connie, Nancy, Judy, John, RichZ., Sally Rayna, RichH., Bonnie, Carol, Rich R., Linda 37 AND ALL HIS SPUTNIKS LIPE EEETO CO, INC. Flour - Feed - Seed - Building Material Glass - Paint Phone 2176 Compliments of THE TEPEE THE SCHOHARIE COUNTY DENTAL SOCIETY Historic Cherry Valley, N.Y. Souvenirs, Gifts, Moccasins Beaded Belts and Indian Turquoise Jewelry 3 Mi. West of Sharon Springs, N.Y. Congratulations, Seniors! SHARON MOTORS Mobilgas' SERVICE STATION Phone 8272 Sharon Springs DIEVENDORF AND GARLOCK INC. General Insurance Canajoharie, N. Y. Compliments of Sharon Springs Compliments of NEE W PALACE ROLLER RINK Warnerville, New York Skating Wednesday - Friday - Saturday BEST POLICY AT ALL TIMES C Insurance 2 of Every Kind Best Wishes JOSEPH TRAUDT INC. AC C’ KENNETH L. JOHNSTON “ Sharon Springs, N. Y. 7( Oie Canajoharie, N. Y. Compliments of FRANCE iS GROCERY Phone 2470 Sharon Springs, N. Y. Compliments of BOARD OF TRADE, INC Compliments of WHITE SULPHUR COMPANY LET US HELP Best Wishes, Class of '58 CANAJOHARIE FONDA NATIONAL BANK Sharon Springs - Middleburgh St. Johns ville JOSEPH ACELLO Watchmaker and Jeweler All Work Guaranteed Tel. Sharon Springs 2142 Compliments of fVlALLE'RV'S LEON LAPPEUS Oxygen and Ambulance Service Tel. 2517 Sharon Springs DAIRIES, INC. Canajoharie, N. Y. 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