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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1967 volume:

Chi' 19h7 (filarunt pri’emti'ii hu (Lite Mentor Class anti (Lhc Clarum :S 'taff J 'hanm springs Central j cluml i harnn :5s }irini}s, If. IJ. - '5 ‘ 6 . - !• H ‘ ; ‘«s, • ' v : fci. tfft - ■ ....... •;. . ” •• 4 a.+j . : t M-4X •. .; 7- v 1 ‘ •••� '• • •• • • ‘ V • M. .u r ,’ ! J 'l -' • 1 • -■ • ++- 4-. ■ - - ■■ ■• J “-.j. • .1 4,4.. r.i-... . 4. i-4-1- Be icatuw We. the class of 1967, gratefully dedicate this yearbook to Mr, Robert Holzer, whose capable guidance and sympathetic understanding have helped us through the past five years of our education. We appreciate his persistent concern for our wel- fare, his tolerance, his impartial insistence on high scholastic standards, and his ever pleasant manner. These attributes have earned him the respect and admiration of all the students at S.S.C.S. principals Hlcssajji' One never seems to have enough of the right amount or of the right kind of insurance at the right time. Education is somewhat like insurance for one never knows what facet of knowledge will be required to enable one to take advantage of a given opportunity. It is to your advantage, therefore, to avail yourself of every opportunity to improve and develop your own skills so that you may become educationally competitive in our complex society. You should never formally terminate your desire to acquire not only more but also up-to-date knowledge. Statistics verify the high correlation between training and knowledge with job opportunities. Don’t short change yourself. Make full use of your capacities. Read! Study!! Learn!!! Achieve!!!! Unart� nf (ftmnitimt BOTTOM ROW: Left to right - R. Comrie, Pres. , J. Baxter, Clerk, F, Kettler, Vice Pres. , ROW II - K. Ernst, S. Stein, D, Susi. A. DeLuca, K. Parsons. 1. Karen Sturm 2. Robert Holzer 3. Margaret Winne 4. Ann Hall 1. Math 61. Eng. , S.S. 7, 2. Science 7. Social Studies 3. Commerce 8. Grade 7 4. French 9. Agriculture 5. English 10. Home Ec. 11. Art 12. Art 13. Phys. Ed 14. Music 11. La Verne Fillmore 12. Inez Lorenz 13. Alexander Doig 14. Norman Stoddard 8. Robert Fitch 9. Harrie Washburn 10. Armandine Handy 1. Conrad Bader 2. Rodney Johnson 3. Jean Bakkom 4. Doris Canfield 1. Grade 7 2. Grade 6 3. Grade 6 4. Grade 5 5. Grade 5 6. Grade 4 10. Grade 2 7. Grade 4,3 11. Grade 1 8. Grade 3 12. Grade 1 9, Grade 2 13. Kindergarten 14. Kindergarten 11. Grayce Bastian 12. Sally Fillmore 13. Henrietta McFee 14. Danielle Van Heertum SIGHT-SAVING CLASS: Mrs. Snyder, SEATED: T. Hopkins DENTAL HYGIENIST: Mrs. Bader NURSE: Mrs. Ethington BUS DRIVERS, Left to right: H. France, K. Mallery, T. Bax- ter, E. Larkin, F. Slater, W. Bdredge. ABSENT: H. Lappeus. CUSTODIANS, left to right: R. Rabuck, F. Slater, R. Wohr. CAFETERIA STAFF, left to right: L. France, C. Collins, E. Whitbeck. (i he J emurs ADVISORS: Jean Bakkom Robert Holzer Chorus 1-3 F.H.A. 1-4 G.A.A. 1-3 Library Club 3 Yearbook Staff 2-3 Ticketseller 1 Library Club Yearbook Staff 2-4 4 NEIL PALMER Creepy” Cheerleader 1-3 Yearbook Staff 3 Girls SHIRLEY STEWART Softball 3 Girls Squirt Basketball 1-3 F.H.A. 1-3 J.H.S. 1-3 Class Treas. 2 Soccer 1,2,4 Basketball 1-3 Baseball 1 GEORGE T, ZELLER Yearbook Staff 1-4 Library Club 3 Ace F.F.A. 3.4 Band i-4 Chorus 1-4 Cheerleader 3.4 Yearbook Staff 2-4 Library Club 2-4 All -County Band 1-3 All-County Chorus 4 Girl's Chorus 1 Dance Band 1 Class Vice-President 1 Girl's State Representative 3 Music Award 1 20th Century Citizenship Award 1 Basketball 1-4 Soccer 1-4 Baseball 1.3.4 Chorus 1-4 DAVID DELUCA Band 1-4 Library Club 1-4 DeLuke Chef Club 3.4 Yearbook Staff 3.4 All-County Chorus 1-4 F.H.A. 1-4 State Delegate 3 Treasurer 3 President 4 Library Club 1-4 Yearbook Staff 2.3 SUSAN BROWN Sue Sr. Chorus 1-4 Cheerleading 1-4 G. A. A. 1-4 F.H.A. 1-4 Class Sec’y 1.2.3 Class Pres. 4 J.H.S. 1.2.3 Library Club 2.3,4 All-Co. Chorus 1.4 Girls Choir 2 State F.H.A. Sec'y 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Basketball Baseball 'Doug Sr. Band Sr. Chorus Soccer Baseball All-Co. Chorus Yearbook Staff Editor-in-Chief of Yearbook Chefs Club Library Club Brosis Award Class Pres. Class Vice Pres. G. A. A. 2.3.4 F.H.A. 1-4 Library Club 2.3.4 KATHERINE BAUTOCHKA Sr. Chorus 1.2.4 Music Council 4 Kathy All-Co. Chorus 4 Yearbook Staff F.H.A. State 1-4 Mtg. Delegate 3 Class Treasurer 1.2.4 Soccer 1-4 Sr. Chorus 1.2 K. R. VAN DYKE Sr. Band 1-4 All-Co. Chorus 2 Dick Chefs Club 3.4 Library Club Transfer from R'ville 4 Sr. Chorus 1 G.A.A. 2.3 KATHLEEN JOYCE Girl’s Chorus 3 Cheerleading 1.3 Juicie Drama Club 3 Basketball 1 Library Club 2 LeROY LAMBERT Sr. Chorus 1.2,3 F.F.A. 4 Roy THORA HERMAN Thora G.A.A. F.H.A. Vice Pres. Chem. Award 1-4 4 3 Soccer Basketball Baseball Sr. Chorus All-Co. Chorus Library Club Yearbook Staff Chef's Club Boy's State Delegate Class Vice Pres. Soccer Basketball Baseball Sr. Chorus All-Co. Chorus Yearbook Staff Chefs Club F.F.A. 1-4 1-4 1,3,4 1.4 4 4 3.4 3 PAUL BROWN Brown Majorette Transfer from Cherry Valley 3 CLAUDIA VEDDER Cheerleading 1.2 Class Play 1.2 Claude Drama Club 3 Majorette 1.2.3 Modern Dancing 2 Jr. Honor Society 1 Sr. Chorus 1 F.F.A. Basketball 1-4 1 PHILIP NIKOLAUS Phil” Dave N. Paul Dave D. Neil Doug Kathy B. Vivian Kathy J. Thora Sue C. Sue B. Louise © nui uhnt. mu beautiful, mu blue-eueh! (In be tuning unro mure anh bite mu thumb Dick Claudia Phil Debbie Thelma Dan Jim Linda R. Charlie George At the Umrlft an ft all its cares tnith mut, 3! ft (bitie nn inrnnsifterable sum (faltierleu Shirley LeRoy Bill Joanne Linda M. Ittstnru QDf Che (Class (Of ii7 In 1963 we began our high school career with Mr. Holzer as our advisor. During our freshman year our activity was a ham supper. Our freshman class officers were the following: President..................................DAVID NIRSCHL Vice President --- -------------------- - - -DEBRA DUTO Secretary..................................SUSAN BROWN Treasurer...........................KATHERINE BAUTOCHKA During our sophomore year we had two activities - a ham supper and a dance fea- turing the Sunsets. Our sophomore class officers were the following: President...................................DAVID NIRSCHL Vice President........................................JAMES HAZZARD Secretary.................................SUSAN BROWN Treasurer.................................SHIRLEY STEWART During our junior year we sold all occasion cards, had a funfair, a paper drive, a chicken barbecue, and a bakesale. Our junior class officers were the following: President...................................DAVID NIRSCHL Vice President.............................DANIEL VROOMAN Secretary...................................SUSAN BROWN Treasurer...........................KATHERINE BAUTOCHKA In our senior year we sold magazines and Christmas cards. We also had a fun fair, a paper drive, a bake sale, and an election night ham supper. One of the goals which we seniors looked forward to and worked for was our trip to Washington, D. C. and New York City during spring vacation. Our senior class officers were the following: President.................................SUSAN BROWN Vice President............................DAVID NIRSCHL Secretary..................................THELMA NIKOLAUS Treasurer..........................KATHERINE BAUTOCHKA prophecies As we gaze into the Crystal Ball, this is the way we see the Seniors ten years from now -- Debra Duto is an opera singer in the Doyle Carte Opera Company. She last played poor little butter- cup in H. M.S. Pinafore. Doug Glenn, prominent attorney of the thriving metropolis of Argusville, has just returned after arguing a case in front of the Supreme Court. His boisterous tones were said to be heard far across the Potomac. Linda Rabuck, head hair dresser for Charles' of New York, has designed a new hairdo called the bird cage fantasy, which is now the rage. Bill Maring is now a carpenter and makes and sells miniature torture devices for fun and profit. Louise Miller is now a star ballerina. Twinkletoes. H as she is better known, last appeared on a T. V. special with Rudolph Nureyev. Phil Nikolaus, the famous African hunter, has just invented an electronic device for snaring taran- tulas. Dave Nirschl, who has just finished his training for veterinary medicine lias figured out a way to produce milk without a cow. The dairymen's league is attempting suit. Jim Hazzard believe it or not has hair hanging down to his chin. His group The Moptops is the hottest thing in show business and they get $1000 a minute. Neil Palmer is head engineer for a new project ’’Pluto probe”. His theory that Pluto is the galaxies fountain of youth has been attacked from many angles and will be proven by this expedition. Shirley Stewart, because of her size, has volunteered for Neil's expedition. She leaves on Friday the 13th. Dick Van Dyke has given up being a cook and now devotes all his time to painting. His newest and most famous, The Flight of an Arrow. sold for $500,000.45... The forty five cents is for the arrow he lost while painting the scene. Dan Vrooman is now the N.F.L. place kicking specialist taking the place of Lou the toe Groza. They call him Dan the toeless Vrooman. Sue Brown has become an airline stewardess. For some unknown reason most of her flights are out of LaGuardia Airport. Joanne Barbie our gold medal winner in 1972 Olympics, has just set a new world's record for putting a shotput 80 feet. Kathy Bautochka is now Mr. Pendergast's chief assistant. She cleans his desk for him every week. Paul Brown is the first male to graduate from Vassar. His major was female psychology. Thora Herman has joined the Peace Corps and is teaching the native women to cook gourmet dinners out of turtles, elephants and alligator tongues. Charlie Bukovac is now the top comedian in the world. His last appearance was on the Tonight Show, where he bested Johnny Carson in a duel of wits. Sue Chichester, now a world renowned bowling champion, is the first woman to win the PBA sponsor- ed Sharon Springs Open. She rolled a perfect 900 triple to win. Dave DeLuca has formed his own basketball team-- DeLuca's Dribbling Demons. They have a record of 713 consecutive losses. Vivian Dobbin, who doesn't travel much, is probably out of this world by now. Linda Mereness is a great historian who is an authority on Kings. LeRoy Lambert, after many years of probing the ocean bottom, has finally located and salvaged the wreck of the fateful Titanic. Thelma Nikolaus is a happy housewife and is busy raising lots of little toots. Kathy Joyce has again been unanimously voted Little Miss Poverty of the year for the 12th con- secutive time. Claudia Vedder has been working on a Navy ship, sewing sails just to be near a certain Navy man. George Zeller has been building spaceships from some of the paper airplanes he made during Busi- ness class. Classes “I hope we shall never forget that we created this nation, not to serve ourselves, but to serve man- kind.” Woodrow Wilson 05 rabo (irlehen BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Mrs. Ward, R. Caponera, C. Kettler, N. Glenn, D. Trafton, K. Istle, C. Ullman, Mrs. Winne. ROW II: Mrs. Hall, M. McFee, C. VanDyke, D. Wilday, E. Shelmandine, J. Vernik, J. Pettit. C. Pinder. ROW III: K. King. R. Hopkins, J. Trafton, T. Baxter, W. Hensel, R. Whitbeck, C. Bukovac. ROW IV: C. Jackson, K. Parsons, J. Acello. Ab- sent: D. Kane BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: J. Tyler, B. Scofield, H. Vrooman, C. France, S. Shelmandine, L. Lambert, K. Wiseman, S. Nikolaus, Mrs. Sturm. ROW II: M. Soto, T. Empie, W. Ullman, K. Comrie, N. Smullen, L. Schuurman, R. Tocco, W. Vinson, W. Aker. ROW III: B. King, B. Bart- lett, C. Mickle, C. Herman, S. Forsthoffer, R. Parsons, D. Tripp, J. Wright. ROW IV: S. Warner, K. Joyce, J. Susi. Absent: S. Stanton, J. Bianchine. (6ratie (Lon BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: C. Atwood, Y. Soto, S. Hensel, S. Hatalsky, A. Shelmandine, M. Christman, L. Buttery, Mr. Mastrangelo. ROW II: D. Smullen, S. Nirschl, C. France, G. Smith, C. Schuurman, C. Parsons, S. Hoyt, E. Trafton, P. Kleinburger. ROW III: J. Susi, R. King, J. Rorick, B. Kaido, C. Handy, V. Larkin, N. McFee, C. Rabuck, D, Wolfe, K. Doyle, J. Rosa. ABSENT: S. Olsen, C. Trafton. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Mrs. Hall, D. Fitch, C. Buttery, R. Vanderstad, K. Henry, C. Shockley. D. Smith. J. Hotaling. ROW II: J. Slater, C. Empie, P. Zeller, J. Ullman. R. Jewell, K. Gage. ROW III: J. Doig, L. Hopkins, A. Mereness, K. Parsons, K. Winne, M. Vernik, P. Willoughby. ABSENT: D. Waid. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: C. Covely, D. Lane, D. Young, D. Bartlett, P. Johnson, K. Aker, B. Trewin. ROW II: H. Warner, T. Dobbin, D. Waid, K. Kennedy, K. Doyle, J. Armlin, W. Munz, J. Wiseman. ROW III: C. Cole, J. Nikolaus, B. Baxter, H. Larkin, D. Bartlett, C. Slater, R. Jackson. (the (Has nf ii7 in Elementary “The winning of freedom is not to be compared to the winning of a game — with the victory re- corded forever in history. Freedom has its life in the hearts, the actions, the spirit of men and so it must he daily earned and refreshed ...” Du ifihI D. Eisenhower (6 nib e 5$ pit ?n BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: C. Jackson, R. Warner, C. Buttery, G. Kleinberger, D. Tocco. ROW 11: Mr. Fitch, K. Caswell, P. Slater, S. Nirschl, L. Lappeus, B. Shelmandine, K. Everett. ROW 111: D. Mereness, L. Kennedy, T. Beaton, H. Young, D. Handy, E. McFee. ABSENT: K. Covely, D. Hall. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: P. Larkin, D. Zwick, C. Bailey, M. Hotaling, W. Barbie, Mr. Bader. ROW II: G. Olsen. H. King, M. Wright, B. Young, K. Ullman, S. Parsons. ROW III: E. Waid, R. Michel, M. Winne, R. VanArsdal, K. Rorick, V. Kennedy, ABSENT: F. Countryman. (5 rail e Siix 01 rah t J$t BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: R. Lighthall, D. Lane, V, Van Schaick, S. Warner, C. Edwards, J. Hopkins, P. Doyle. ROW II: K. Armlin, L. Ethington, S. Comrie, W. Bailey, L. Van Heertum, G. Everett, S. Stein, D. Aker. ROW HI: J, Tyler. D. King, K. Bianchine, E. Lundgren, R. Decker, G. Rosa, P. Joyce, Mr. Johnson. ABSENT: R. Clemons, S. Hall. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: J. Fuhs, R. Tripp, R. Wolfe, R. Bartlett, R. Keller, R. Trewin, L. Jackson, K. Fitch. ROW II: Miss Bakkom, M. Schondra, C. Dobbin, C. Eldredge, A. Allen, R. Tyler, H. Washburn, K, Henry, D, Osterhaudt. ROW 111: J. Jewell, W. Davis, T. Caponera, M. Coons, K. Wright, E. Soto, P. Joyce, C. Willoughby, F. Waid. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: M. Hatalsky, M. Everett, H. Whitbeck, R, Distelberg, J. Higgins, O. Chacho, S, Young, B. Bartlett. ROW II: K. Lane, B. Rabuck, C. Willoughby, F. McTaggart, R. Mann, M. Susi, D. Dobbin, Mrs. Canfield. ROW III: D. Brown, C. Ullman, L. Graulich, S. Slater, R. VanArsdal, B. Young, E. Aker, D. Mereness. ABSENT: C. Scott. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: P. Buttery, W. Empie, S. Engle, D. Jewell, A. Zwick, L. Lane, D. Roberts. ROW II: J. Gage, D. Button, S. Schilde, S. Larkin, N. Kettler, C. Kleinberger, L. Mc- Fee. ROW III: D. Ward, S. Duto, D. Doyle, S. Brown, T. Lynk. L. Davis, W. Dawson. ROW IV: Mrs. Rockwell, B. Smullen, T. Brown, D. Bianchine, J. Christopher. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: G. Zampa, A. Bouck, D. Warner, B. Johnson, C. Schuurman, W. Wright, J. Judd. J. Hall, Mrs. Dievendorf. ROW 11: E. Joyce, K. Kennedy, M. Lane. R. Kinsman, R. Rabuck, N. Putnam, N. Stanton, C. Osterhoudt, R. Kleinberger. ROW III: A. Winne, M. Ken- nedy, D. King, L. Trafton, B. Clemons, L. Decker. K. Armlin, D. Handy, D. Hotaling, D. Jack- son. ABSENT: Mr. Riolo. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: L. Armlin, T. Vanderstad, C. Putnam, V. Davis, P. Whttbeck, R. Shelmandine, L. Smith, Mrs. Krueger. ROW 11: G. Ethington, V. Baxter, J. Wolfe, B. Waid, J. Wilday, B. Young, D. Cummings, R. Parsons. ROW 111: A. Empie, S. Dobbin. R. Buttery, D. Zampa, D. Mereness, K. Cole, J. Trewin, D. Jewell, C. Rolle. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: L, VanArsdal, C. Higgins, T. Zwick, M. Stein, R. Brown, K. King, J. Graulich, E. Wright. ROW II: D. Trafton, S. Kinsman, K. Duto, K. Salisbury. P. Slater, C. Lynk, R. Nikolaus, H. Willoughby. ROW III: T. Hopkins, J. Lane, S. Hall, K. Mallery, T. Ullman, D. Larkin, P. Michel, J. Cole, M. McTaggart, D. Keller. ROW IV: D. Dawson, M. Hotaling, T. Doyle, L. Decker. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: M. Hall, R. Tyler. D. Eldredge, E. Stoddard, M. Kettler, H. Broest- ler, A. Kleinberger. ROW II: R. Olsen, D. Hoyt. P. Jewell, N. Trafton, M. Craig, P. Hall, C. Engle. ROW 111: R. Winnie, M. Lambert, S. Vernik, S. Shomo, C. Dobbin, Mrs. Roberts. ABSENT: B. Dingm n. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: M. Kennedy, T. Duto, J. Putnam, D. Comrie, D. Higgins. ROW II: R. Rolle, E. Lane, K. Wright, M. Kennedy, D. Bartlett, T. Everett, C. Judd. ROW III: D. Hotal- ing, T. Scott, J. Hoyt, B. Button, F. Zeller, P. McTaggart. ABSENT: D. Dawson, P. Vanderstad. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Mrs. Stein, D. Willoughby, D. Hall, S. Stoddard, J. Kleinberger, T. Shockley, D. Fancher. ROW II: N. Hotaling, L. Schilde, M. Parsons, C. Brown, B. Baxter, N. Chacho, K. Michel, C. Bialt. ROW III: R. Davis, T. Istle, P. Cummings, R. Doig, D. Kinsman, D. Graulich, R. Mann, R. Hotaling. ABSENT: Mrs. Fillmore. (5raiU' ©JU' BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: C. VanArsdal, V. Johnson, S. Keller, B. Trewin, L. Rolle, D. Bartlett, Mrs. Bastian. ROW II: R. Judd, L. Zwick, L. Warner, H. Fitch, J. Cole, B. Henry, C. Bouck, D. Olsen. ROW 111: H. Lynk, M. Joyce, B. Cousineau, R. Van Dyke, L. Schuurman, V. Bianchine. ABSENT: K. Warner. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: B. Waid, M. Salisbury, J. Somers, C. Palmer, D. Hoyt, C. Zwick, C. Cole, K. Putnam. ROW II: C. Martinez, C. Caponera, M. Brockett, D. Bialt, R. Handy, T. Dobbin, A. Cousineau, C. Slater, D. Parsons. ROW III: Mrs. McFee, G. Larkin, G. Hatalsky, T. Ullman, L. Jackson, R. Stafford, D. Manchester, D. Fancher, W. Joyce, C. Wohr, C. McMann, Mrs. Van Heertum. ABSENT: V. Nirschl. 'ir « f Organizations “Before we put down our bets on a revolution- ary movement, we have a right to ask that it, like ours, have the broad goals of freedom and human welfare clearly before it ... ” Clinton Rossiter Clarum $ 'taff Editor-in-chief - - - - MARGARET McFEE Subscriptions DANIEL VRQOMAN PAUL BROWN Associate Editor - - - BRUCE BARTLETT CATHERINE BAUTOCHKA ELLIE SHELMANDINE Business Manager - - DAVID N1RSCHL DAVID NIRSCHL Literary Editors ------ -SUSAN BROWN DAVID DeLUCA Photography GEORGE ZELLER JOHN ACELLO Advertising PAUL BROWN LINDA BUTTERY JAMES RORICK Typists - - ROXANNE CAPONERA CHERYL KETTLER MARLETTA PUTNAM BONNELL KAIDO An NANCY GLENN CONNIE HANDY CAROLYN PINDER DEBRA DUTO THELMA NIKOLAUS SUSAN CHICHESTER CYNTHIA ULLMAN KIM COMRIE GAIL SMITH CHERYL SCHUURMAN CHERYL PARSONS Advisors ----- MR. PENDERGAST MRS. STURM jFuture Ijomomakere of Amorira jfuturo jfarmors of Amor ira Wtbrani (flub iuninr Sjitstimtal 'nrietu en i nr iBanit leniar (Quints diurnor Chorus Clcmentaru Chorus 4lunior Banii ALL-COUNTY FESTIVAL PARTICIPANTS Mixed Chorus Girl’s Chorus Band Charlaine France Marleeta Putnam Cheryl Kettler Gail Smith Roxanne Caponera Jane Vernik Debra Duto Kathleen Istle Hollie Vrooman Susan Brown Carol Rabuck Richard Tocco Kathy Bautochka Susan Shelmandine Jackie Ullman Margaret McFee Constance Handy Joyce Tyler Jeffrey Susi Bonnell Kaido Nancy McFee James Bianchine Cheryl Parsons Lind§ Lambert Kim Comrie Valerie Larkin Mary Vernik Paul Brown Linda Buttery Colleen France Daniel Vrooman Carolyn Pinder David DeLuca David Nirschl IAJNW44 MARMIAU NANIS MAJlfANAMsIANIK fltlllt II94HWO JIMAOUNAWA KjOAEAI9SO sRIMXUTONARY WAR I77S-I7I3� «MW ' ' l7 ' t1®8' UNCOMMON M VALOR. toW WAS A COMMONS S. VIRTUE BBS nrror BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: R. Van Dyke, D. DeLuca, D. Vrooman, P. Brown, J. Hazzard, D. Nirschl, C. Shockley. ROW II: Coach Doig, J. Susi, B. Bartlett, T. Empie, J, Acello, K. Com- rie, H. Larkin, J. Doig. ROW III: J. Susi, J. Rosa, J. Rorick, K. Joyce, J. Wright, K. Rorick. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: P. Brown, D. DeLuca, J. Hazzard, D. Vrooman. ROW II: Coach Doig, B. Bartlett, H. Larkin, J. Trafton. ROW III: J. Acello, J. Susi, K. Comrie, C. Bukovac. ROW IV: T. Baxter. Baseball Harsitu Basketball STANDING, left to right: Coach Doig, D. Vrooman, B. Bartlett, J. Susi, K. Joyce, J. Hazzard, D. Deluca, P. Brown, J. Acello, J. Trafton. IN FRONT: C. Shockley, J. Doig. ABSENT: J. Bianchine, STANDING, left to right: E. Trafton, J. Susi, J. Wright, S. Warner, R, King, J, Rorick, J. Rosa, B. King, K. Parsons, H. Larkin, D. Wolfe, K. Comrie. IN FRONT: D. Handy, E. McFee. AB- SENT: Coach Ethington. 3j.lt. Basketball Harsitu Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Shelmandine. S. Shelmandine, S. Brown, C. Schuurman, C. Kettler, M. Mc- Fee. Advisor: Mrs. Winne. LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Putnam, L. Buttery, L, Schuurman, G. Smith, C. France, D. Duto. Advisor: Mrs. Susi. d.E Che erleahers LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Shelmandine, C. Handy, L. Lambert. C. France, R, Caponera, .•$cnrekccper« anil (Timekeepers (5iris' Athletic Association Advertisers Wh«?e liberty dwells, there is my country Benjamin Franklin Compliments of VAN’S FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP SCHULTS SHOE STORE AN 4-6481 Canajoharie, New York Flowers for Every Occasion EARL D. DAVIS Compliments of RICH’S RUTH’S BEAUTY SHOP Since 1886 80 Years Young Cobleskill, N. Y. Sharon Springs, New York Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Sportswear Rich's Rent Formal Wear GERALD K. NELLIS BRIGGS LUMBER CO. INC. Sharon Springs, N. Y. Hardware, Plumbing and Heat 49 Church Street, Canajoharie, N. Y. Phone 3-5141 Building Briggs Material SCHOLET FURNITURE Compliments of Quality at Pleasing Prices Free Delivery Anywhere SHELDON’S FOOD MARKET Cobleskill, N. Y. Sharon Springs, N. Y. D B o o n b Carl John Marg Cheryl Jane Roxie Ken K. Ellie Ken P. Nancy J ean Connie „ , hia Donna Kathy t Doris .y Russ Bill a r Charlie T J o o m e Compliments of THE BET-BON DINER Sharon Springs, N. Y. SAM, BETTY and BONNIE KAIDO Phone AT 4-22 54 HORNBECK’S MEN’S SHOP Arrow Shirts - McGregor Sportswear - Mallory Hats Interwoven Socks Formal Wear Rental Canajoharie, New York THE LATCH STRING GIFT SHOP Cards, Jewelry, Novelties and Gifts 55 Main St. Cobleskill, N. Y. Compliments of SHARON TAVERN MIKE and HELEN BAUTOCHKA ATLANTIC MICK’S ATLANTIC Sharon Hill Mufflers Lubrication Compliments of COBLESKILL NEW YORK Schoharie County's Shopping Center Compliments of QUIMBY’S 5 104 STORE Shopper's Mart Cobleskill, New York PRYOR’S MUSIC STORE 10 Main Street Cobleskill, N. Y. Compliments of LINDA B C SUEHOYT D O O U U NJOHN S MAR A N N A N I I N E E E H. MANNY CPAUL N-CH CJEFF MR. D S C I HCYOL S C I A E O M A T HO RC A MHA A N KEN N R N JIM A VALE E L H R AMY A RL R D c s N STR I V R L A L D E O Y Y U I A D E Y R E D NL T. M. E EGAIL OLEGN w. N L D. SERIC Y E at Best Wishes From the Class of on Bi, . Da. T O O V j,. 3 Oae' o S Jitn 3f'rr K a £ 0 2 4 -O c N o c? J e Lin Compliments of Compliments of SHOCKLEY’S DRUG STORE DR. ROBERT J. G. T. SHOCKLEY, Prop. - Reg. No. 20691 SHELMANDINE Phone AT 4-2154 Sharon Springs Compliments of Compliments of IVAN H. VAN SCHAICK HOETZER SIGNS AND SON Oil - Coal AT 4-2369 Sharon Springs, New York AT 4-2216 Sharon Springs, N. Y. OLIVER SALES AND FORT PLAIN SERVICE PHARMACY Li.VU.it 1 EDGAR J. HANDY VERNON J. SCHRADER, Prop. J Gehl Farm Machinery- Clay Barn Equipment 30 Canal Street Sharon Springs, N. Y. Phone 2346 Fort Plain, New York Compliments of Congratulations and Best Wishes GEORGE BIANCHINE 4 SON, INC. HAROLD H. DINGMAN, CO. INC. The Home of Service Sharon Springs, N. Y. Sharon Springs, N. Y. AT 4-2174 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 The Greatest HODGE AKER Famous Brands Men's Wear Coble skill, N. Y. DAIRYLAND Compliments of Sharon Springs, N. Y. JENKS PHARMACY Soft and Hard Ice Cream Your Prescription Pharmacy Food —Soda Canajoharie, N.Y. Think of Us When Thinking of Others LYNK’S Best Wishes to the Class of '67! SERVICE STATION CHRIS’ FLOWER SHOP Mobilgas Sharon Springs, N.Y. Cobleskill AF 4-3711 Phone AT 4-8272 Best Policy at All Times Insurance of Every Kind LAPPEUS FUNERAL HOME KENNETH L. JOHNSTON Schoharie, N. Y. Phone AT 4-2517 or AT 4-2253 Sharon Springs, New York Compliments of SHARON MOTORS Compliments of ELLA and FRANK BIANCHINE JOHN ROSE Sharon Springs, N. Y. Phone AT 4-2194 Cherry Valley New York Compliments of VOSBURGH’S INC. 159 Erie Blvd. 4 ACRES MOTEL Canajoharie, N. Y. 4-2211 Restaurant - Bar Exclusive Distributor of Frigidaire Products, AM-FM Radios MARION BUKO VAC Magnavox TV, Stereo - Phono WE'RE TICKLED PINK TO SERVE YOU AT SHARON SPRINGS CENTRAL You're good customers and we enjoy working with and for you. Our very best wishes for success and happiness go with the graduates. Before you go, Seniors, tell the underclassmen our service can't be beat when it comes to yearbooks, school rings and graduation announcements. f REGIONAL OFFICE L. G. Balfour Company Taylor Publishing Company P.O. Box 2509 Schenectady, N. Y. 12309 Gus Hodgkins - Bob Gray - Don Nash Jim Gerding - Dick Sims 39 years of service to the schools in Eastern New York HERB’S RADIO T.V. Good Luck From Color and Black and White Television DR. AND MRS. Sales and Service SEYMOUR W. STEIN 11 Division St. Cobleskill, N. Y. Good Luck From the Officers and Board of Directors LELAND O. WHITE LABORATORY ASSN. Compliments of WOHL’S DEPARTMENT STORE CobLeskill, N. Y. Compliments of HERITAGE INN Thanks to Our Advertisers JIM KATHY Since our team’s the best in all the land, we'd like you to meet them man by man: COACH DOIG Dan Vrooman Dave DeLuca Paul Brown Jim Hazzard Joe Susi Kevin Joyce Bruce Bartlett Jim Bianchine We are proud of what our boys accomplished this year and would like to pay tribute to them. This year out boys soared to new heights. An expert from the newspaper tells the story: For a second time in the history of county high school basketball, a better than 100 scoring was posted. The honors this time go to Sharon Springs Central High and their coach, A1 Doig. It just seemed everything the Sharon cagers touched turned to a basket as they roared past Duanesburg 119-79. With lots of hard work and spectators' cheers, our boys went to sectionals for the first time in nearly 20 years. The first game was played at Scotia-Glenville High School against Salem Central of Washington County. Sharon's last quarter heroics netted a 79-73 victory over Salem. The second game was played at Linton High School, and this time our oppo- nent was Fort Ann High. In spite of more last quarter heroics, the score for this game was 60-57 in favor of Fort Ann. Our boys played a thrilling game, and we're proud of their good sportsmanship. This year two of our boys were voted to the All-Star Teams. Dan Vrooman made the first team and Dave DeLuca made the second team. Nice going, guys! The past year has been an exciting and happy one for our school, and we hope the years to come are as great. To next year's team we say GOOD LUCK and we'll be rootin' for ya'! 3ln HUummam (T)eim o (L. |Japatit 1945-1966 Blarrel lionrt iCatjassJ 1948-1966