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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1964 volume:

G ie Gfarion Presented Sg GAe Senior ( ass and GAe Gfarion Staff SAaron Springs Central ScAoof SAaron Springs, fCew yorA n JJtemoru O) TITr. Ye i urton To live in the hearts we leave behind us is not to die. -- Anon. Mr. Burton was born on January 25, 1926. He was graduated from Oneonta High School and Oneonta State Teachers’ College, class of 1960. Mr. Burton was a fifth grade teacher at Sharon Springs Central School from September, 1960, to June, 1963. He was advisor to the junior class of 1962-63, A civic-minded person, Mr. Burton had been a member of the Eagles in One- onta. After his arrival in Sharon Springs, he became a member of the local Ameri- can Legion Post and Commander. Mr. Burton was also a volunteer fireman and a lifeguard at the local swimming pool. Graduation implies the launching of a new life. It marks the beginning of new friend- ships, broader opportunities and interesting challenges. So that you can cope with these ex- periences, we urge you to make a maximum effort to utilize your special attributes in a manner which will bring credit, honor and distinction to you and to your fellow man. Your individual success in your chosen field of endeavor, will determine in part the direction in which our nation will proceed. We wish you the best of luck with these efforts as you chart your voyage through the storms and the calms of the sea of life. Jjoard BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Dr. R. Shelmandine, Mrs. M. Shoemaker, Mr. R. Comrie. ROW II: Dr. S. Stein, Mr. K. Parsons, Mr. A. De Luca. Mr. F. Kettler, Mr. K. Ernst. Cj emenianj Supervisor MR. KARL ERNEST Left to Right: JOHN PENDERGAST - English MARGERY EMPIE - Math ROBERT HOLZER - Science MONA O’BRIEN - French EDMUND CARMODY - Cit. Ed. EFFIE HAMILTON - Comm. “ 7lncf y acf y (vou cf fe earn, Left to Right: ALEXANDER DOIG - Phys. Ed. INEZ LORENZ - Art NORMAN STODDARD - Music HARRIE WASHBURN - Ag ARMANDINE HANDY - Home Ec CONRAD BADER - Grade 7 Left to Right: ROBERT FITCH - Gra de 6 OLIVE SECOR - Grade 5 EDITH KARETZKY - Grade 5 GEORGE RIOLO - Grade 4 LINDA KRUEGER - Grade 4 BETTY DeVAUGHN - Grade 3 f ancf afacffu teach. ” Canterbury Tales Left to Right: MADELINE ROBERTS - Grade 2 Grade 3 ALICE FAY - Grade 2 GRACE BASTIAN - Grade 1 MARGUERITE CUMMINGS - Kindergarten MARGARET BLENCOE - Kindergarten HENRIETTA McFEE - Kindergarten DUS UKivtKS, kuw I. Lett to Right: F. Slater, R. Wohr. R. Baxter, ROW II: France, K. Mallery, H. Lappeus. COOKS: M. Empie, L. France, C. Collins JANITORS, L-R: R. Wohr, W. Wright, F. Slater. SECRETARY: Mrs. Schondra Seniors The Senior Class of 1964 would like to extend its sincerest appreciation to Mrs. Empie and to Mr. Riolo, its advisors, for the services they have so willingly ren- dered for the success of its activities. F.H.A. 2.3,4 Library Club 4 J.H.S. 4 Senior Chorus 4 ALICE MARING Alice” JEFFREY SIEBEL Jeff HERMANN GALLEY Hank IRENE MEYERS Irene Basketball 1-4 Baseball 4 Library Club 3, 4 Chorus 1 Social Studies Team 2 Yearbook Staff 2, 3 Vice-President 4 Basketball 2 Soccer 4 Baseball 2,3,4 Social Studies Team 2, 4 J.H.S. 4 Library Club 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 F.H.A. Library Club Senior Chorus 2,3,4 4 4 Soccer 1-4 Baseball 1.3.4 Library Club 3 Soc. Studies Team 2.4 Basketball 1-4 Basketball 2,3,- Baseball 2.4 Soccer 4 Band 3.4 Library Club 3.4 Soc. St. Team 2.4 J.H.S. 4 PHILIP ZELLER Phil LOIS HATALSKY Lois RONALD HOYER Ronnie DOUGLAS MAKITTEN Doug Chorus 1.2,3 G.A.A. 2. 3,4 F.H.A. 3 Library Club 3,4 J.H.S. 4 Basketball 2,3,4 Baseball 2, 3.4 Soccer 3,4 Band 3.4 Senior Chorus 2.3,4 Library Club 3 Swing Wing 3 All-County Chorus 2. 3.4 Soc. Studies Team 2.4 Maple Leaf 2 Basketball Class Secretary 1.2 F.H.A. 1.2.4 Band 1-4 Senior Chorus 1-4 G.A.A. 1 Swing Wing 3.4 Robed Chorus 4 Dance Band 3 Library Club 3.4 A11-County Chorus 1 BARBARA WILLIAMS Barb BARBARA BUTLER Barb Class Secretary 3,4 F.H.A. 1-4 F.H.A. Pres. 4 J. H.S. 3.4 J. H.S. Sec.-Treas. 3 J.H.S. Pres. 4 Senior Chorus 4 Library Club 3.4 Soc. Studies Team 2,4 Good Citizenship Award 4 American Legion Award 2 McCall’s Fashion Board 4 F. H.A. State Con- vention 3 Basketball 1.2 F.F.A. 1-4 ERNEST WINNIE Ernie’' JANET MEKA Janet PAUL NICKOLAUS Paul CHARLES NICKOLAUS Basketball 1-4 Baseball 3 Soccer 1-4 Senior Chorus 1-4 Library Club 3,4 Yearbook Staff 3, 4 Maple Leaf 2 Charlie Basketball F.F.A. Library Club 1 1-4 4 Class President 1 Basketball 1-4 Soccer 1-4 Baseball 1-4 Class Treasurer 3,' Band 1-4 Senior Chorus 1-4 Swing Wing 1 Dance Band 2 Library Club 3.4 All County Band 2 All County Chorus 1.3.4 Yearbook Staff 2.3.4 Maple Leaf 2 Ed-in-Chief Clarion 3 PAUL KLING Paul Class President 2.3,4 Basketball 2. 3.4 Baseball 1-4 Soccer 3.4 Band 1-4 Chorus 1-4 Swing Wing 1-3 Library Club 3.4 All County Chorus 1-4 All-State Area Chorus 3.4 Yearbook Staff 3,4 J.H.S. 3 Maple Leaf 2 Dance Band 2.3 PAUL SCHONDRA Paul JOHN VANHEERTUM John Band 1-4 Senior Chorus 1-4 Basketball 1,3 Baseball 1 Soccer 1-4 Yearbook Staff 3.4 Library Club 4 Soc. Studies Team 2.4 All County Chorus 1-4 Swing Wing 1-3 F.F.A. 1.2 Class Treasurer 1.2 F.F.A. Treasurer 2 Dance Band 2.3 Jfis tory of the ( ass of '64 The class of 1964 entered Sharon Springs in 1951 as the first kindergarten students in the history of the school. In our freshman year our officers were the following: president -- ----------------- — — ------ — - - Paul Schondra vice-president--------------------------------- Jeffrey Siebel secretary-----------------------------------------------Joyce Trafton treasurer — —---------------------------------- — John Van Heertum During that year our advisors were Mrs. Empie and Mr. Burton. Our activities were a roast beef supper and a junior return party. For our sophomore year our officers were the following: president------------------------------------------------- --- Paul Kling vice-president --- ------------------------------------- Jeffrey Siebel secretary--------- — - — - -- —-------------------— - - Joyce Trafton treasurer -- ----------------------------------------- John Van Heertum Our advisors were Mrs. Empie and Mr. Burton. Ronald Hoyer and Hermann Galley entered our class in that year. Our activities were a roast beef supper and a record hop. Our officers in our junior year were the following: president--------------------------------------- - ---------Paul Kling vice-president------------------------------------------Jeffrey Siebel secretary -- ----------------------------------------- Joyce Trafton treasurer -- - -----------------------------------------Paul Schondra Our advisors were Mrs. Empie and Mr. Burton. In that year Lois Hatalsky and Paul Nikolaus joined our class. Our activities were the Junior-Senior Prom, a roast beef supper, a dance featuring Marty and the Madmen, ” a dance featuring the Caravans, a freshman initiation party, a paper drive and a bake sale. These have been the class officers in our final year at Sharon Springs: president----------------------------------- Paul Kling vice-president - — - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Hermann Galley secretary--------------------------------------------------- Janet Meka treasurer---------------------------------------------- --- Paul Schondra Mrs. Empie and Mr. Riolo have been our advisors. Frank Glenn, a newcomer, entered our class in September of 1964. Our activities have been a magazine campaign, two paper drives, a roast beef supper, and several record hops. Our final activity will be the outstanding event - our senior trip to the World's Fair at New York City. Let us look into the future and see what the members of the class of 1964 will be doing ten years from now. Paul Kling is the Chief Naval Swimming Instructor at Guantanamo Naval Base. Janet Meka is the sports editor of Good Housewrecking. Paul Schondra has just graduated from Cobleskill Tech, and does technical research for the Ajax Bottle Cap Company. John Van Heertum is making it possible for the U.S. to lead the world in the produc- tion of baled sawdust. Joyce Trafton has replaced Harrie Washburn as Driver's Ed. instructor at S.S.C.S. Frank Glenn is now janitor at I.B.M.'s Albany office. Lois Hatalsky is a hard working blacksmith at the Hataisky-Glenn Stables Inc. Paul and Charles Nikolaus are elephant trainers at the Slate Hill Central Memorial Zoo. Ernest Winnie is public relations representative of the National Parsley Foundation and makes weekly lecture visits to prominent women's clubs throughout the country. Douglas MaKitten is author of a best-selling book on success entitled Never Give Up! Jeffrey Siebel has just been cast as the son in MGM's new production of Tobacco Road. Barbara Butler is th£ successful coordinator of the Frisky Dog and Cat Food Company. Philip Zeller is the physical education instructor at the local Y. W.C. A. Barbara Williams has become the world's champion golfer by trouncing Arnold Palmer in the British Open. Ronald Hoyer is a missionary converting cannibals, but at last report the cannibals are getting fed up with missionaries. Irene Meyers has announced her candidacy for Lieutenant Governor on the subsidized rock'n roll ticket. Hermann Galley has just been named Captain of the first destroyer to be stationed on Bowmaker's Pond. Paul S. Ronny Barb W Lois Phil Our Days, Our Deeds, Cflff ZJe Z lcDieue or Zflre, Recognize Anyone? Seniors cincf STlctiuities The D. J.’s Chief Cook and Bottle Washer Come and trip it as ye go, On the light fantastic toe. - Milton Sitting One Out Tipping The Bottle A Senior Dance Oh, My Darling, Oh. My Darling Jrcic e C feuen MR. CARMODY BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: J. Ullman, S. Vrooman, L. Shockley, D. Kettler, P. Cummings, R. Lambert, N. Brown, L. Baxter, E. Shomo, G. Wayman. ROW II: P. Aker, N. Forsthoffer, B. Putnam, G. Jackson, J. Cousineau, A. Barbie, L. Greene, A. Bautochka, T. Slater, T. Watson, D. Kane. ROW III: Mr. Carmody, R. LaGuardia, L. Walker, J. Herman, G. Ullman, W. Roberts, C. Pinder, H. Vrooman. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Mrs. Handy, P. Jackson, D. Osterhout, M. Meyers, J. Riolo, C. Hiller, P. Duto, J. Wilday, T. Duto, J. Miller, Mr. Washburn. ROW 2; T. Christiansen, D. Kling, K. Kettler, L. Button, J. Smullen, L. Pinder, L. Benfatti, C. Deluca, M. Farro, P. Washburn. ROW 3: M. LaGasse, R. Riolo, I. Olsen, R. VanPatten, G. Borden, L. Schondra, B. Ethington, B. Hotaling, D. Glenn, R. Freer, R. MaKitten. MR. WASHBURN MRS. HANDY Co-advisors BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: W. Maring, A. Butler, T. Nikolaus, S. Lane, L. Miller, T. Herman, S. Chichester, S. Stewart, D. DeLuca, D. Nirschl. ROW II: D. Vrooman, V. Dobbin, C. Bautochka, L. Mereness, J. Barbie, S. Garlock, J. Lane, L. Rabuck, D. Duto, S. Brown, J. Everidge. ROW III: K. Parsons, A. Chichester, R. Lundgren, P. Nikolaus, N. Palmer, L. Lambert, R. Van- Dyke, J. Hazzard. P. Brown, G. Zeller. ABSENT: Mr. Holzer. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: C. Kettler, T. Empie, W. Hensel, D. Kane, C. LaGuardia, J. Trafton, R. Whitbeck, M. Alessi, J. Pettit. ROW II: Mrs. O’Brien, C. Van Dyke, E. Shelmandine, C. Ullman, D. Trafton, R. Caponera, S. Scott, D. Wilday, L. Nolette, M. McFee, K. Istle. ROW III: D. Goodin, C. Waid, T. Baxter, T. Parsons, J. Clancy, J. Vernik, C. Pinder, R. Hop- kins, J. Acello, C. Jackson. ROW IV: R. Williams. K. King. MRS. O’BRIEN J iyfi ScAoo Activities 1-2 Cha Cha Cha No Comment Hen Party Yes, that's Debby As I was saying - Whose shoes are you polishing. David? ✓ Take a big bite Gordie it's good for you! Line Up G R A D E S (Jrade Seven MR. BADER BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: D. Tripp, W. Ullman, L. Howe, C. Trafton, C. France, S. Shel- mandine, C. Atwood, J. Tyler, H. Wrooman, W. Vinson, C. Herman, Mr. Bader. ROW II: W. Wright, R. Tocco, S. Nikolaus, D. Dudley, S. Slater, N. Smullen, J. Chichester, L. Lambert, M. Christman, D. Waid, K. Comrie, W. Aker. ROW III: S. Forsthoffer, S. Warner. B. King, G. Trafton, B. Bartlett, B. Peckham, R. Meyers, J. Bianchine, R. Donnelly, H. Larkin, J. Susi, R. Parsons. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: P. Kleinberger, S. Hensel, S. Hatalsky, A. Shelmandine, C. Rabuck, S. Hoyt, M. Putnam, C. France, S. Nirschl. ROW II: Mr. Fitch, L. Buttery, K. Doyle, R. Jackson, D. Smullen, D. Bartlett, E. Trafton, J. Susi, C. Slater, B. Baxter, K. Allessi. ROW III: S. Olsen, C. Parsons, B. Kaido, G. Smith, V. Larkin, N. McFee. ROW IV: A. Meka, J. Rorick, D. King. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Mrs. Secor. D. Lane. K. Aker, D. Buttery, D. Bartlett, B. Butler, R. Warner. ROW II: C. Jackson, H. Warner, J. Zeller, T. Vinson, J. Nikolaus, J. Scott, D. Young. ROW III: E. Waid, E. Hazzard. K. Doyle, J. Armlin, A. Nolette, T. Dobbin, G. Keyser, H. Young. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: R. Vanderstad, R. Shockley, K. Henry, D. Smith, G. Empie, D. Fitch, Mrs. Karetzky. ROW II: M. Vernik. P. Willoughby. P. Zeller, J. Ullman, K. Gage, K. Parsons. D. Handle. ROW III: R. Jewell, J. Slater, J. Ritrovato, N. Kahlbaugh. J. Doig, A. Mereness, K. Winne. 7; we MRS. KARETZKY Jracfe BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: S. Parsons, S. Nirschl, P. Larkin, D. Tocco, V. Lewis, G. Olsen, Mrs. Krueger. ROW II: C. Buttery, K. Ullman, D. Hall, L. Van Heertum, B. Barbie, R. Michel, R. Van Arsdal. ROW III: M. Wright, J. Ullman, L. Kennedy, M. Winne, E. McFee, D. Mereness. Absent: C. Bailey. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: L. Lappeus, S. Warner, C. Willoughby, M. Hotaling, B. Butler, P. Slater. ROW II: D. Aker, G. Kleinberger, B. Nolette, M. Coons, B. Shelmandine, H. King, G. Walker. ROW III: P. Doyle, F. Waid, J. Tyler, D. Handy, R. Decker, K. Rorick, T. Caponera, R. Tyler. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: L. Jackson, B. Rabuck, R. Lighthall, M. Susi, S. Engle, K. Armlin, R. Bartlett. J. La Guardia. ROW II: D. Osterhoudt, A. Lushkevich, C. Edwards, D. Lane, S. Hall, D. King, C. Dobbin, E. Lundgren, Miss De Vaughn. ROW III: R. Keller, S. Comrie, J. Ritrovato, S. Stein, M. Schondra. H. Washburn Jr., J. Jewell, W. Davis. Absent; M. Grannemann. J. Hopkins. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right; S. Larkin, R. Distelberg, D. Jewel, R. Mann, P. Grannemann, C. Kleinberger, R. Tripp Jr., M. Hatalsky, B. Brown. ROW II: Mrs. Roberts, L. Meyers, C. Ullman, L. Graulich, R. Van Arsdal, D. Bianchine. V. Van Schaick, K. Fitch, B. La Guardia, K. Henry. ROW III: W. Bailey, C. Eldredge, B. Smullen, K. Bianchine, K. Wright. J. Ritrovato, T. Lynk, L. Davis. Absent: J. Gage, S. Brown. MRS. ROBERTS BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Mrs. Fay, D. Brown, S. Young, S. Slater, H. Whitbeck, D. Doyle, S. Duto, D. Roberts, B. Bartlett, O. Chacho, L. McFee, L. Lane. ROW II: S. Schilde, J. Higgins, B. Empie, E. Aker, D. Warner, C. Willoughby, D. Mereenes, F. McTaggart, M. Kennedy, D. Kahlbaugh, D. King. ROW III: D. Jackson, J. Jackson, N. Kettler, K. Lane, P. Buttery, D. Alessi, T. Brown, B. Hud- gins, D. Dobbin, D. Hotaling. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: V. Davis, A. Luskevich, D. Mereness, D. Lints, C. Osterhoudt, S. Kahlbaugh, N. Putnam, T. Hopkins, K. Cole, L. Trafton, P. Ritrovato, Mrs. Bastian. ROW II: J. Judd, D. Jackson, C. Nolette, D. DeNegris, C. Rolle, A. Bouck, R. Kleinberger, K. Salisbury, L. Decker, A. Moxham, A. Lewis. ROW III: R. Rabuck, D. Handy, A. Winne, R. Parsons, T. Doyle, D. Jewell, M. Lane, T. Lane, D. Cummings, B. Walker, W. Wright. MRS. BASTIAN A incfergarten MISS BLENCOE BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: L. Smith, D. Bartlett, M. Craig, P. Slater, E. Wright, J. Wilday, R. Nikolaus. ROW II: J. Lane, B. Waid, L. Armlin, R. Brown, C. Lynk, S. Lane, M. Hotaling. ROW III: J. Graulich, R. Hudgins, K. Mallery, T. Ullman, K. Duto. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: R. Shelmandine. (j ass of :64 in 33 BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right; L. Van Atsdal, V. Baxter, C. Higgins, M. Stein, S. Allessi, K. King, C. Putnam. ROW II; Mrs. Cummings, P. Whitbeck, R. Winnie. D. Trafton, P. Michel, R. Buttery, H. Willoughby, D. Keller. J. Cole, Mrs. Me Fee. ROW III: T. Vanderstad, B. Farrier, M. McTaggart. D. Larkin, D. Allessi, S. Shomo, S. Dobbin.. Absent; A. Empie, P. Lushkevich. A inderaat'len MRS. CUMMINGS MRS. MC FEE c S yi -cSao ny Qj ass MRS. SNYDER Seated; L. HOPKINS Editor-in-Chief - - JEANNETTE COUSINEAU Associate Editor - - - - DEBORAH KLING Business Manager - - - - PAUL SCHONDRA Literary...............HERMANN GALLEY Photography............THERESA WATSON LINDA BUTTON RUTH LAMBERT GEORGE ZELLER Subscriptions - — - -- -- PAUL KLING SUSAN VROOMAN DARLENE KETTLER ROBERT RIOLO PEGGY WASHBURN Typists..................PATRICIA DUTO THERESA DUTO KAREN KETTLER MARJORIE MEYERS DEBORAH OSTERHOUT LYNN SHOCKLEY Advertising ------- THERESA SLATER ALICE BARBIC CATHERINE BAUTOCHKA LINDA BENFATTI PAMELA CUMMINGS NANCY FORSTHOFFER PENELOPE JACKSON RICHARD LaGUARDIA INGVALD OLSEN CLIFFORD PINDER BRENDA PUTNAM JUDITH RIOLO ANNA BAUTOCHKA ERNEST WINNIE Art..................LINDA BAXTER DONNA KANE Advisors ------- MR. PEND ERG AST MR. HOLZER Future Homemakers of America is a national organization of students studying home- making in Jr. and Sr. high school. The main objective of the club is to keep individ- uals improving personal, family and community living, both now and in the future. The primary aim of the Future Farmers of America is the development of agricultu ral leadership, cooperation and citizenship. Of every noble work the silent part is best Of all expression that which cannot be expressed. An association of Jr. members of the New York Historical Society. Currently the Sharon Springs chapter is doing a prepared tape recording sequence on Alexander Hamil- ton. JJf.S. M U S 1 C J)eyinniny J)ancf Senior Jiancf Out Senior Band presented on November 13th a program in observance of American Education Week. This year our representatives to All-State Area Band at Frankfort, N. Y. on November 15th and 16th were Lynn Shockley (’65), soprano clarinet, Pamela Cummings ('65), alto clarinet, and Theresa Duto (’66), bass clarinet. The Beginning Band is intended as a stepping stone to Senior Band. The students actually begin their private study in July and they continue for eight weeks. At the end of this period, those who are capable are informed that they may continue studying their instruments. At the start of the fall semester, the Beginning Band is then formed with those students who have been accepted for further study. The major project of Senior Chorus was the Christmas portion fo Handel’s oratorio, The Messiah. Soloists were Darlene Kettler, (’65) soprano, Nancy Forsthoffer, (’65) soprano, Jeannette Cousineau, (’65) alto, and Paul Kling (’64) baritone. Paul, Jeannette, and Darlene were also representatives at the All-State Area Program held at Frankfort, New York. This is a select group of twenty-five girls from grades nine through twelve. The Robed Choir made their debut at the December second P. T. A. meeting, at which time they sang several Christmas numbers. Junior Chorus, an intermediary group, provides members with an opportunity to deve- lop their vocal technique, so that they can qualify for Senior Chorus. The Elementary Chorus is composed of students in grades one through four, who dis- play an interest and a talent for singing. This year, the group's big project was a Christmas operetta given on December 19th in association with all the students in grades one through four. Playing the leading roles were Mark Winne and Lathie Ullman. Goacn Doia We, the Clarion Staff of 1964, would like to dedicate this page to our coach, A1 Doig, whose understanding, skill, and preseverance are the backbone of our athletic program. C ’onyraiu ations Congratulations are in order for the soccer team of 1963 whose members made a valiant showing against larger schools. The season ended with Sharon in third place in the county. Here is the record: Sharon 2 Middleburg 3 Sharon 4 Berne-Knox 3 Sharon 4 Cobleskill 3 Sharon 0 Duanesburg 2 Sharon 4 Middleburg 3 Sharon 5 Berne-Knox 4 Sharon 4 Cobleskill 7 Sharon 3 Duanesburg 2 Sharon 4 Duanesburg 5 •Playoff at Middleburg 7) arsity iiasJeetba BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: R. Hoyer, F. Glenn, D. MaKitten, R. LaGuardia, R. Riolo. ROW II: P. Kling, R. Freer, P. Schondra, C. Pinder, J. Siebel, P. Zeller, Coach Doig. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: K. Parson, A. Butler, D. Vrooman, I. Olsen, P. Nikolaus, R. Van Dyke, G. Zeller. ROW II: Coach Bader, W. Roberts, L. Lambert, J. Clancy, P. Brown, G. Borden, L. Schondra, J. Hazzard, J. Trafton, J. Wright. Left to Right: Lynn Shockley, Penelope Jackson, Brenda Putnam, Judith Riolo, Deborah Osterhout, Susan Vrooman, Advisor: Mrs. Empie. J. TJ. G fieer leaders Left to Right: Shirley Stewart, Alice Barbie, Ruth Lambert, Susan Brown, Linda Greene, Peggy Washburn. Advisor; Mrs, O'Brien. The Girls' Athletic Association is an organization of athletically-minded girls who meet in intra-county playdays” for various sports during the year. Left to Right: Carol De Luca Theresa Duto Darlene Kettler Jeannette Cousineau Anna Bautochka Congratulations From ROBERT MAKITTEN ESQUIRE Jack of All Trades Compliments of MICK’S TEXACO SERVICE Corner of Rts. 20 and 145 Sharon Hill Wheel Balancing and Light Repairs SHOCKLEY’S DRUG STORE H. S. BILLINGTON HARDWARE G. T. SHOCKLEY, Prop. Phone 3-5645 Phone AT 4-2154 Canajoharie, N. Y. Sharon Springs, New York VOSBURGH’S, INC. Compliments of 3 Stores to Serve You Canajoharie - Amsterdam ROBERT J. Gloversville Exclusive Distributor of SHELMANDINE Frigidaire Products Magnavox TV and Stereo Sharon Springs, New York BRIGGS LUMBER COMPANY Sharon Springs, New York Compliments of ANN’S FLORIST G. L. F. Feed, Seed, Fertilizer Sharon Springs New York JARED VAN WAGENEN SON Best Wishes International Farm Equipment HODGE AKER and Motor Trucks Cobleskill New York Cobleskill, N. Y. GEO. BIANCHINE SON, INC. Good Luck T.V. and Appliances Class of '64 Sales and Services All Makes Plumbing and Floor Covering Phone AT 4-2284 DR. AND MRS. SEYMOUR STEIN Sharon Springs, New York Compliments of Compliments of COBLESKILL COBLESKILL G.L.F. FEED G. L. F. GARDEN SUP. Cobleskill, N. Y. Cobleskill, N. Y. Compliments of Compliments of SCHOHARIE G.L.F. PETROLEUM PRYOR’S MUSIC STORE 10 Main St. Cobleskill, New York Cobleskill, N. Y. Compliments fr f) Compliments of V NEW YORK Schoharie County's Shopping Center MR. AND MRS. GEORGE PAPADI Compliments of SPANNBAUER’S SHOE STORE 65 Church Street Canajoharie, N. Y. Compliments of SCHOLET QUALITY FURNITURE Coble skill, New York Pleasing Prices Fine Delivery Anywhere VERNON J. SCHRADER Ph.G. FORT PLAIN RICH’S-COBLESKILL PHARMACY Since 1886 30 Canal Street Clothing, Hats and Shoes Fort Plain, New York Compliments of SHARON MOTORS Sales and Services MERCURY - COMET Texaco Service The King and We NEAL’S Compliments SPEED-WASH of LAUNDRAMAT DRY CLEANING RUTH’S Sharon Springs BEAUTY SHOP New York Sharon Springs New York Compliments of GREENE’S Compliments of ENDICOTT JOHNSON WESTERN AUTO FAMILY SHOE STORE ASSOCIATE STORE Main Street Coble skill, N. Y. Cobleskill, N. Y. LYNK’S SERVICE STATION SHARON ORCHARDS MOBILGAS MILTON SCHILDE AND SON Props. Sharon Springs, N. Y. Phone AT 4-8272 Loneburgh Turnpike Sharon Springs, New York Phone AT-2510 Think of Us When Thinking of Others . Congratulations and Best Best Wishes to the Class of '64! Wishes CHRIS’ FLOWER SHOP HAYES’ DEPT. 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