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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1968 volume:

ffte 196S Gfarion Presented by 3 ie Senior Cj ass and Uhe G arion Staff SAaron Spr nys Centra ScAoo SAaron Spr nys, DC. 3 Dedication We, the Class of 1968, dedicate this yearbook to our class advisor, Mrs, Thelma Ward. We are grateful to her for the effort she has made in guiding and advising us throughout our high school years. Her patience which has been sorely tried at our somewhat riotous class meetings and perilous class activities has proved un- failing and admirable. She has encouraged our creative ideas and directed our enthusiasms and energies down the right path. We shall always respect her and remember her as the truly understanding and wonderful person she is. ADMINISTRATION Jjrincipa s m essaye The melody of a musical composition consists of a series of notes so played as to produce a harmonious tune. When at times these notes are discordant or off key. the entire musical composition suffers. In life each of your individual acts of behavior is a note and your life is the musical composition. The number and frequency of the incidents when your behavior patterns are off key will determine your status, your progress and your stature in the composition we call life. Will yours be a masterpiece or a dud? J) oar'd °f I ducat ion Left to Right, ROW I: J. Baxter, Clerk, R, Comrie, Pres., F. Kettler, Vice Pres. ROW II: K. Ernst, E. Mereness, D. Susi, A. DeLuca. MARGARET WINN E KAREN STURM ROBERT HOLZER ANN HALL 1. Commerce 2. Math 3. Science 4. French 5. English 6. Social Studies 11. Eng. 7.9 7. Eng., S.S. 8 12. Phys. Ed. 8. Agriculture 13. Art, Mech 9. Home Ec. Drawing 10. Grade 7 14. Music 11. ARLENE HODGE 12. ALEXANDER DOIG 13. LINDA KRUEGER 14. NORMAN STODDARD 1. JEAN BAKKOM 2. DORIS CANFIELD 3. RODNEY JOHNSON 4. CONRAD BADER 1. Grade 6 6. Kindergarten 11. Kindergarten 2. Grades 4 and 5 7. Grade 5 12. Grade 3 3. Grade 6 8. Grade 2 13. Grade 1 4. Grade 7 9. Grade 2 14. Kindergarten 5. Grade 4 10. Grade 3 11. HENRIETTA MC FEE 12. SARAH OBELDOBEL 13. GRACE BASTIAN 14. SALLY FILLMORE SIGHT-SAVING CLASS: Mrs. Snyder DENTAL HYGIENIST: Mrs. Bader NURSE: Mrs. Ethington BUS DRIVERS, Left to Right: H. France, K. Mallery, R. Bax- ter. E. Larkin, F. Slater, W. Eldredge. Absent; H. Lappeus. CUSTODIANS, Left to Right: R. Wohr, R. Rabuck, F. Slater. CAFETERIA STAFF, Left to Right: E. Whit- beck, C. Collins, L. France. SENIORS D£e c5 enzors THE ADVISORS ANN HALL THELMA WARD THOMAS BAXTER Tom MICHAEL HARTLIEB DONNA TRAFTON Donna Mike F. H.A...........................1-4 Library Club-----------------------3 G. A.A. ........................... 1 Majorette----------------------2,3,4 JEAN PETTIT Jean JOHN ACELLO John” Sr. Band-------------------------1 4 Sr. Chorus-----------------------1-4 All-Co. Chorus...................3.4 Cheerleader----------------------1-4 Clarion Staff--------------------2,4 Editor-in-chief--------------------3 F.H.A............................1-4 F. H. A. State Meeting------------3 G. A.A..........................1 4 Pres.---------------------------4 J.H.S..............................1 Library Club------------------ 2,3,4 Brosis Award-----------------------3 Soccer-----------------------------1-4 Baseball-------------------------2,3,4 Basketball-------------------------1,2 Yearbook Staff---------------------3,4 MARGARET McFEE Marg Sr. Chorus-----------------------1-4 Chorus Music Committee-------------3 Sr. Band------------------------ 1-4 All-Co. Band---------------------2-4 F.H.A..........................- 1-4 F. H.A. State Meeting-------------2 G. A.A. ...................... 1-4 J.H.S..............................1 Cheerleader----------------------1-3 Clarion Typist-------------------3,4 Library Club---------------------- 4 Class Treasurer------------------1,3 Class Vice Pres.-------------------2 CHERYL KETTLER Ket Scorekeeper Basketball-------- - - - 2-4 Scorekeeper Soccer--------------- 3 Sr. Chorus--------------------------4 G. A.A............................1-4 F.H.A.............................2-4 F.H. A. Pres........................4 Library Club----------------------2-4 Pres. --- -----------------------4 Class Treasurer---------------------2 J.H.S...............................1 Clarion Staff---------------------3,4 Majorette 2-4 DORIS WILDAY Doris TIMOTHY EMPIE ’Emp Soccer --- Basketball - - 1-4 1.2.4 G.A.A.---------------------------1-4 F.H.A.---------------------------1-4 Sr. Chorus - - - - ----------------3 All-Co. Chorus--------------------3 Cheerleader - - - ------------- 2 Library Club--------------------- 3 Kathie KATHLEEN ISTLE WILLIAM HENSEL F.F.A 1-4 Bill Sr. Chorus--------------------1-4 F. H.A........................1-3 Clarion Staff.................1-3 CAROLYN PINDER Class Sec'y-------------------3,4 J.H.S..................................................2 Canary- Library Club--------------------3 G. A.A. ------------.......... 1 F. H.A............................. G. A.A. - — — - - — ------... 2-3 Sr. Band..................................... JANE VERNIK All-Co. Band--------------------- Dixie Band.......................4 Jane Majorette----------------------2-4 Joe Marg Jane Roxie Nancy Tim Doris Jean Jo see a ()or cf in a (Jrain of JJancf 7lnJ a Jleaver? m a h)i c Slower — ’ 7. )ifliam ) a ?e John Hr i iBiHH } Ken Connie Carolyn Mike Bill Cheryl Donna Ken Donnie Ellie “Sweet cfiiUisfi Jays, that were as long 71s twenty Jays are now. 7. )ittiam 7. )or(fswortfi Kathie Tom Picture Not Available Not Aveilebie - - J fis tory of tfie ( ass of y6S In 1965 we started our high school career with Mrs. O’Brien as our advisor. During our freshman year our activity was a dance featuring WTRY's Lee Gray. Our freshman class officers were the following: President - Jotham Trafton Vice President - Carl Jackson Secretary - Jane Vernik Treasurer - Cheryl Kettler In 1966 Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Ward became our class advisors. During our sophomore year we had two activities - a dance featuring The Mercy Side Five in the fall and a dance in the spring featuring The Novas. Our sophomore class officers were the following: President - Jotham Trafton Vice President - Cheryl Kettler Secretary - Nancy Glenn Treasurer - Charles LaGuardia During our junior year we had a roast beef supper, a fun fair, a paper drive, a chicken barbecue, and a dance featuring The Aristocracy. Our junior class officers were the following: President - Jothan Trafton Vice President - Nancy Glenn Secretary - Carolyn Pinder Treasurer - Cheryl Kettler In our senior year we sold magazines and Christmas cards. We also had a fun fair, a paper drive, and a dance featuring The Russian Phone Booth. Some members of the class enjoyed parties that were given by classmates. One of our goals which some of the seniors looked forward to was our trip to New York City in May. Our Senior class officers were the following: President - John Acello Vice President - Donald Kane Secretary - Carolyn Pinder Treasurer - Jotham Trafton As we gaze into the crystal ball, we see the Class of 1968 ten years from now-- Roxie Caponera is now the celebrated writer of a nationally infamous news column-- I Like Gossip, Don’t You? She presently has 72 law suits against her. Mike Hartlieb is the holder of the world's record for celebrating an 18th birth- day 68 times in 1 month. He is also the proud owner of a useless and somewhat unhappy liver. Bill Hensel has given up the farm for a life of philosophy in Greenwich Vil- lage. (His followers are referred to as dang buzzards by the bearded educator.) Doris Wilday is an Olympic boxing champ. Wild Wilday has 72 1st round knock-outs under her (belt?). John Acello, a professional photographer, takes lustful pictures of trees and fire hydrants for Doggie World. Tom Baxter has started a scrap metal yard consisting of signs he has knocked down while flying happily and uncontrollably home from Mike's. Connie Van Dyke is now head of the Veterinary Department at the Institute of Biological Research in Staleyville. Marg Me Fee has the distinguished achievement of having rid society of 90 of the Hippies. She has done this by simply becoming one of them. It is rumored that Tim Empie is presently serving some time in Schoharie jail for stealing passes from the teacher's desks. Carl Jackson is one of the 10 Best Dressed Men in the country. His 25 pairs of flowered pants have an estimated value of $6.25. Reports have it that Don Kane has gone bad. Forestry just wasn't his bag. He now goes around drawing mustaches on pictures of Smokey the Bear. Nancy Glenn is now a commercial artist and an arch enemy of Don Kane. Nancy draws posters for the State Forestry Department. Ken King now owns 327 Corvairs. They are barely enough to keep him in spare parts for the one he's using. Joe Trafton has been fired from a leading New York law firm because of his refusal to stop wearing sneakers. Ken Parsons is in the Air Force stockade for road racing up the barracks steps at a recent party. Carolyn Pinder was recently spotted leading a group of guerrillas into North Vietnam. Donna Trafton is missing somewhere in the South Pacific. She embarked on a world cruise the day after graduation and hasn't been seen since. Kathie Istle, due to her unusually powerful voice, has been recently hired by the Board of Education at S.S.C.C. to maintain law and order during class meet- ings. Cheryl Kettler has achieved international fame as ward robe co-ordinator for America's first woman astronaut. Reproductions of her colorful space mini-dresses are the newest thing on today's fashion scene. Ellie Shelmandine was recently elected president of the Sharon Springs Booster Club and rules the organization with an iron hand. Jean Pettie and Jane Vernik have long since left Sharon and, to the best of our knowledge, have never returned. Rumors state that they both are still leading exciting lives of romance. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Mrs, Sturm, H. Vrooman, S. Nikolaus, S. Shelmandine, W. Aker, D. Tripp. ROW II; J. Tyler. R. Tocco, B. Bartlett. S. Forsthoffer, B. King, C. Hartlieb. ROW III: C. France, M. Christman, W. illman, K. Comrie, W. Vinson, C. Herman. ROW IV: N. Smullen, L. Lambert, J. Susi, K. Joyce, J. Bianchine, R. Parsons, J. Wright. ABSENT: R. Hopkins, M. Soto. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: A. Shelmandine, S. Hatalsky, M. Putnam, L. Buttery, C. France, K. Wiseman, S. Hensel, C. Rabuck, Mr. Mastran- gelo. ROW II: E. Trafton, C. Schuurman, G. Smith, C. Parsons, D. Smullen, P. Kleinberger, C. Handy, V. Larkin. ROW III: S. Hoyt, N. McFee, B. Kaido, K. Doyle, S. Warner, J. Rosa, J. Rorick, J. Susi. AB- SENT: R. King, Y. Soto. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: R, Vanderstad, D. Bartlett, J. Wiseman, C. Shockley, D. Smith, K. Henry. ROW II; D. Buttery, D. Fitch, J. Slater, C. Empie, P. Johnson, D. Young, R. Jewell, K. Doyle, J. Armlin, K. Aker, F. McCarthy, H. Warner. ROW HI: Mr. Holzer, C. Cole, K. Parsons, K. Winne, M. Vernik, J. Ullman, P. Zeller, D. Lane, S. Olsen, J. Ritrovato, K. Gage, T. Dobbin, Mrs. Handy. ROW IV: P. Willoughby, D. Wald, C. Slater, D. Bartlett, D. Wolfe, B. Baxter, J. Doig, W. Munz, J. Nikolaus, R. Jackson. ABSENT: A. Mereness, J. Hotaling. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: L. Lappeus, T. Webb, C. Buttery. ROW II: Mrs. Winne, M. Wright, H. King, G. Olsen, K. Ullman, P. Slater, K. Everett, K. Kennedy. ROW III: C. Jackson, H. Young, R. Michel, D. Handy, E. McFee, K. Rorick. ABSENT: C. Bailey, R. Warner. cJracfe V iyfit BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: M. Hotaling, B. Shelmandine, G. Klein- berger, P. Larkin, S. Sykes. ROW II: Mrs. Lohret, S. Parsons, B. Young, V. Lewis, D. Tocco, J. Hartlieb, W. Barbie. ROW III: D. Hall, S. Nirschl, L. Kennedy, D. Mereness, L. Hopkins, M. Winne, E. Waid. N, ELEMENTARY Left to right, ROW I; J. Hopkins, C. Edwards, V. Van Schaick, W. Bailey, R. Tripp, D. Aker, R. Lighthall, R. Wolfe, R. Warner. ROW II: S. Stein, S. Hall, K. Fitch, D. Osterhoudt, K. Henry, J. Ritrovato, K. Armlin, R. Bartlett, L. Van Heertum. ROW III; C. Dobbin, C. Willoughby. M. Schondra, G. Rosa, P. Joyce, J. Tyler, T. Caponera, F. Waid, Mr. Bader. Left to Right, ROW I: R. Tyler, R. Keller, D. Lane, P. Doyle, L. Jackson. ROW II; E. Jones, K. Bianchine, E. Lundgren, C. Eldredge, V. Kennedy, G. Everett, S. Comrie, L. Ethington. ROW III: E. Soto, K. Wright, D. King, M. Coons, W. Davis, R. Van Arsdal, R. Decker, J. Jewell, Mr. Fitch. ABSENT: H. Washbum, P. Joyce, S. Warner. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: D. Roberts, B. Bartlett, L. Lane, K. Zeidner, J. Gage, W. Empie, S. Engle. ROW II: C. Willoughby. D. Dobbin. N. Kettler, V. Me Carthy. D. Jewell, F. Me Taggart, S. Larkin, M. Susi. ROW III: Miss Bakkom, L. Graulich, D. Bianchine, D. Mereness, C. Joyce, L. Me Fee, C. Kleinberger, R. Van Arsdal. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: M. Hatalsky, S. Young, O. Chacho, S. Slater, K. Lane, H. Whitbeck, R. Distleberg, M. Everett. ROW II: D. Button, J. Ritrovato, S. Brown, T. Lynk, D. Doyle, R. Mann, B. Rabuck, P. Buttery, Mr. Johnson. ROW III: B. Young, B. Smullen, T. Brown, D. Ward, C. Garlock, C. Ullman, D. Brown, T. Allen. Left to Right, ROW I: J. Hall, J. Judd, A. Lewis, J. Jackson, R. Parsons, D. Warner, B. Young, R. Rabuck. ROW II; Mrs. Rockwell, D. Jewell, K. Armlin, C. Rolle, L. Davis, A. Winne, D. Zampa, N. Putnam, D. Cummings. ROW III: E. Joyce, K. Cole, G. Ethington, L. Decker, D. Mereness, E. Aker, M. Kennedy, D. Hotaling. Left to right, ROW I: D. Keller, A. Bouck, R. Nikolaus, J. Graulich, B. Johnson, H. Willoughby. ROW II; Mrs. Canfield, P. Michel, M. Mc- Taggart, M. Lane, W. Wright, C. Schuurman, G. Zampa. ROW III: T. Uliman, S. Hall, D. Larkin, K. Mallery, L. Trafton, C. Osterhoudt, R. Kleinberger. (Jracfe Jour and J ue BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Mr. Riolo, R. Brown, K. Salisbury, B. Webb, C. Lynk. M. Stein. T. Vanderstad, R. Shelmandine. ROW II: E. Wright, L. Armlin, V. Davis, D. Jackson, J. Wilday, B. Waid, J. Wolfe. ROW III: S. Warner, K. Kennedy, L. Smith, V. Baxter, C. Putnam. P. Ritrovato, L. Decker, M. Hotaling. ROW IV: T. Hopkins, S. Dobbin, B. Farrier. A. Empie, D. Jackson, D. Handy, D. King. ABSENT: T. Doyle, J. Lane. Cjrcicfe 7our BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: A. Kleinberger, D. Bartlett, J. Putnam, D. Higgins, N. Stafford. D. Eldredge. T. Everett. ROW II: Mrs. Obeldobel. C. Judd. K. King. J. Cole. R. Tyler, P. Slater. E. Lane. D. Hotaling. ROW IO: R. Rolle, R. Olsen, P. Jewell, P. Winne, J. Hoyt, B. Button, D. Sykes. (Jracfe 7 iree BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: M. Lambert. P. Whitbeck. P. Vanderstad. D. Comrie, E. Stoddard. M. Kettler. ROW 2: Mrs. Lane. M. Hall, M.’ Kennedy, P. Hall, C. Dobbin, H. Broestler, C. Wright, M. Craig. ROW 3: M. Kennedy. D. Hoyt, S. Shomo, S. Vernik, P. McTaggart, F. Zel- ler, R. Buttery. FRONT ROW; C. Bouck, H. Fitch. T. Shockley. J. Kleinberger. V John- son. N. Holating. 2nd ROW: S. Keller. B. Baxter. D. Olson. F. Stafford. V. Btanchine, B. Henry, D. Willoughby. 3rd ROW: Mrs. Roberts. D. Groulich, K. Warner, N. Chacho, H. Lynk, R. Doig, L. Schilde, L. Schuurmann. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: C, VanArsdale. D. Bartlett, T. Istle, C. Brown, R. Brown, L. Warner, T. Ritrovato. ROW H: K. Michel, M. Joyce, D, Hall, B. Williams. J. Cole, C. Bialt. R. Davis. TOP ROW; Mr. Fay, B. Cousineau, D. Kilts, M. Parsons, B. VanDyke, D. Warner, R. Hotaling. ABSENT: E. Ashworth. S. Stoddard. (Jracfe 'Dwo BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: B. Waid, K. Putnam, C. Caponera, D. Hoyt, C. Palmer, J. Somers, M. Salisbury. ROW II: G. Hatalsky. C. Cole, D. Parsons, T. Dobbin, K. Eberhart, R. Stafford, M. Warner, L. Rolle. ROW III: R. Handy. D. Fancher, C. Slater. D. Williams, W. Joyce, P. Me Carthy, G. Larkin. D. Bialt. C. Martinez. ROW IV: R. Mann, T. Sykes, D. Fancher. T. Ullman, V. Ninchl, A. Cousineau. L. Jackson, T. Webb, M. Brocken, C. Me Mann. Left to Right, ROW I; D. Hoyt, S. Craig, R. Ilowiecki, B. Mereness. C. Keller, J, Wright. B. Bartlett, T. Bouck, J, Santiago, E. Cousineau. ROW II; M. Van Schaick, J. Williams, E. Slater, D. Jackson, S. Klein- berger, M. Whitbeck, D. Fancher, C. Ashworth, D. Broestler, B. Bialt. ROW III: Mrs. Fillmore, N. Wilday, K. Eberhart, W. Warner, A. Zampa, L. Warner, E. Farro, M. Tomlinson, B. Joyce, T. Cummings, Mrs. McFee. ABSENT: P, Chacho, W. Dobbin, G, Hotaling. ( arion Staff Editor-in-chief ------ Associate Editor Business Manager - Literary Editors JANE VERNIK Subscriptions CHERYL KETTLER JOE TRAFTON ELUE SHELMANDINE Photography CHARLAINE FRANCE CHRIS SHOCKLEY GAIL SMITH Advertising....................JOE TRAFTON JIM RORICK KEVIN JOYCE JEFF SUSI KIM COMRIE CHERYL PARSONS JOE SUSI LINDA BUTTERY CONNIE HANDY GAIL SMITH BONNELL KAIDO VALERIE LARKIN DORIS FITCH ERIC TRAFTON CHARLAINE FRANCE COLLEEN FRANCE ROXANNE CAPONERA ...............................NANCY GLENN Advisors MR. PENDERGAST MR. HOLZER Juki re Jfom em alters of America Ju lure farmers of Imeric a jfdiDOQ JDDIJOJSIJf Jfoiunj Senio ' J)and Dance )ancf Dixie J) an cf SEms 7)arsi tu J)asJ?etha I STANDING, Left to Right: T. Empie, B. Bartlett, J. Trafton, J. Susi, K. Joyce, J. Rorick, J. Wright, J. Bianchine, J. Susi, K. Comrie, Coach Doig. IN FRONT: E. McFee, D, Handy. STANDING, Left to Right: E. Trafton, D. Wolfe, J. Rosa, R. King. J. Doig. K. Doyle. IN FRONT: D. Tocco, D. Bartlett. D. Smith, C. Shockley, M. Winne. ABSENT: Coach Ethington, S. Warner. jf. V. JiasJzetSa f Left to Right: M. McFee, M. Putnam, G. Smith, A. Shelmandine, C. Schuurman, C. France, S. Shelmandine. Advisor: Mrs. Winne. Left to Right: D. Buttery. C. Empie, J. Slater, L. Buttery, K. Parsons. C. Rabuck. Advisor: Mrs. Susi. 7J. Cheerleaders BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: K. Rorick - mgr., M. Winne - mgr., E. Trafton, K. Comrie, J. Trafton, T. Empie, C. Shockley, E. McFee - mgr. ROW II: D. Wolfe, J. Susi, D. Bartlett, B. Bartlett. ROW IH: Coach Doig, J. Susi, S. Warner, J. Wright. J. Doig. ROW IV: E. Waid, K. Joyce, J. Rorick, J. Rosa, J. Bianchine. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Coach Doig. ROW II; J. Trafton, E. Trafton, B. Bartlett, J. Bianchine. ROW III; J. Susi, K. Joyce, J. Susi, J. Acello, J. Rosa, J. Wright. Jiasebalf 3ir s ’ Athletic Association c S co re iteepers and dime keepers Left to Right: E. Shelmandine, C. Handy, L. Lambert, C. France, R. Caponera. SINCE OUR TEAM’S THE BEST IN ALL THE LAND, WE’D LIKE YOU TO MEET THEM MAN BY MAN: JOE SUSI BRUCE BARTLETT JIM RORICK JIM BIANCHINE COACH DOIG KIM COMRIE TIM EMPIE KEVIN JOYCE JOE TRAFTON JIM WRIGHT JEFF SUSI A 0n'Sute to Our 7J c aye 7 For the fans, cheerleaders, and players the 1968 basketball season has been a year of thrills, spills, and excitement. But when the final hom sounded, Sharon had a solid season behind them. Our season started with a non-league loss and then it was win, win, win, in- cluding a win over league champion Cobleskill. From this point on, the team built up a seven game winning streak. Throughout the season Sharon was a proud league leader. It took the top spot early in the year and held tight. As the season came to a close, Sharon was still in first place. But it had to share first place with another league power—Richmondville. The championship was decided in a playoff. It was an exciting game, though Sharon bowed 62-61. It was a year of records, namely Joe Susi's record of 45 points in the Milford game. Joe's hot hand branded his name in the county record books. This year went with seniors, §_ juniors, and 2_ sophomores. This year’s losses will be Joe Trafton and Tim Empie. As for next year, the future is bright. Everyone may expect Sharon to be a solid contender! oMon IVAN VAN SCHAICK SON, INC. SHULT’S MOTOR SALES INC. Yours for easy heating Blue Coal Mobil Fuel Oils AT 4-2216 70 W. Main St. Canajoharie, New York Ph. 3-5443 Oldsmobile Sales and Service Best Wishes to the Class of 1968 HOTEL AUGUSTAN Cobleskill, New York MOUNTAIN DAIRY Guernsey Gold Lower in Fat, Calories, Price-- Retains Same Flavor as Milk . Fresh Milk . Butter . Sour Cream . Buttermilk . Cottage Cheese . Orange Juice . Cream . Eggs Cobleskill, New York Phone 234-2517 Movies Are Better Than Ever Compliments of Patronize DR. ROBERT J. SHELMANDINE THE PARK THEATRE Cobleskill, N.Y. First Run Pictures Best Wishes to the Class of '68 Compliments of BET-BON DINER GEORGE BIANCHINE SON, INC. THE KAIDOS Furniture and Appliance Sharon Springs The Home of Service 284-2254 Sharon Springs, N. Y. RICH’S SCHOLET Since 1886 80 Years Young Cobleskill, N. Y. FURNITURE Quality at Pleasing Prices Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Sportswear Rich's Rent Formal Wear Free Delivery Anywhere Cobleskill, N. Y. Fresh Flowers for All Occasions Good rt Luck F rom HARMONY ACRES FLOWER SHOP BET-BON STABLES 35 Grove St. Ph: AF 4-3711 Cobleskill, N. Y. 12043 Open Mon. -Sat. 9-5:30 Home of Bonnie Bet-Bon Bettie Bet-Bon Champ's Dawn Beautiful Doll Pick's Ditto Seaway Sis Right Card Grandee Sharon Springs Come Bowl 'Em Over at Compliments of SHARON LANES ♦ A 1q'„ V Cobleskill New York Schoharie County's Shopping Center Congratulations and Best Wishes Officers and Board of Directors LELAND O. WHITE LABORATORY ASSOCIATION Z O'V b THIS WIDE WORLD IS NOW OPENED TO YOU - Hurry Up, Move on Make Room for Us! Congratulations and Best Wishes HODGE AKER Cobleskill, New York Compliments of WOHL’S DEPARTMENT STORE Cobleskill, New York Compliments of BUSH LUMBER CO. Lumber Mason Supplies F aint Hardware Cobleskill, New York BOREALIS RESTAURANT ITALIAN SPECIALTIES Pizza - Clams - Steak Sandwiches Catering to Banquets Howe Caves, N. Y. Rt. 7 Phone 296-8911 Compliments of DAVIS SHOE STORE SHOCKLEY’S DRUG STORE Canajoharie Sharon Springs, N. Y. New York Phone 284-2154 Good Luck F rom JIM’S RADIO INC. DR. AND MRS. 28 Lark St. Cobleskill, N. Y. SEYMOUR W. STEIN ZENITH Sales - Service Black and White - Color Compliments of BRIGGS LUMBER CO. SHARON ORCHARDS Sharon Springs, N. Y, I J Sharon Springs J New York ''BuildingVw X Briggs N Iate r ial Congratulations to the Class of 1968 JENKS PHARMACY VOSBURGH’S INC. 159 Erie Blvd. Canajoharie, N. Y. 4-2211 Canajoharie, N. Y. Your Prescription Pharmacy Phone 675-0451 Exclusive Distributor of Frigidaire Products, AM-FM Radio, Magnavox TV, Stereo - Phono UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN It has been our privilege to sup- ply your fine class with its gradu- ation needs. As you travel life's path you will meet Balfour Taylor again and again. Balfour Taylor serves colleges, industry and the armed forces with the finest rings, pins, tro- phies, graduation announcements and yearbooks. Good luck and warm congratulations to our lifetime friends! Bob Gray - Don Nash - Jim Gerding Dick Sims - Bob Macfadden REGIONAL OFFICE L.G. Balfour Company Taylor Publishing Company Box 2509 Schenectady, N. Y. 12309 BEST WISHES FROM THE CLASS OF Congratulations to the Class of 1968 From CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK Canajoharie - Cherry Valley Duane sburgh Fonda Middleburg St. Johnsville - Sharon Springs Serving More People in More Ways Than Ever Before Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation COURSES OF STUDY LEADING TO A BUSINESS CAREER! One and Two Year Diploma Programs AUTOMATION ACCOUNTING, RETAILING-MARKET- ING. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION-ACCOUNTING, AND EXECUTIVE OR MEDICAL SECRETARIAL An Accredited Institution o Higher Hu.si ness Education ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE 130 WASHINGTON AVE., ALBANY. N Y, 12210 Send far pree SELKIRK’S Compliments of G. E. Appliances - Hardware Furniture RUTH’S BEAUTY SHOP Selkirk Hardware - Coble skill Sharon Springs New York Best Wishes to Class of 1968 Compliments of MATT PHARMACY LIPE’S FEED COMPANY 39 Church St. Canajoharie Phone 675-0381 Sharon Springs New York SMITH’S PRYOR’S MUSIC STORE Plumbing - Heating Electric Wiring Sales and Service Back Hoe, Dump Truck, and Bulldozing Sharon Springs, N. Y. AT 4-2559 22 Main St. Coble skill, N. Y. Compliments of Cong r atulation s and Best Wishes SHELDON’S FOOD MARKET HAROLD H. DINGMAN CO., INC. Sharon Springs, N. Y. Sharon Springs, New York AT 4-2174 Compliments of BERG’S AUTO SERVICE 4 ACRES MOTEL Beechwoods Rd. Sharon Springs Restaurant - Bar Auto Repairs Towing MARION BUKOVAC 284-2283 HALL LUMBER CO. Compliments of Manufacturers of Hardwood - Softwood SHARON TAVERN Rt. 20 - Sharon Spa 284-2641 MIKE AND HELEN BAUTOCHKA ATLANTIC DAIRYLAND MICK'S ATLANTIC Food Soda Hard - Ice Cream - Soft Sharon Hill Mufflers Lubrication Sharon Springs 284-2253 HORNBECK’S MEN’S SHOP Compliments of Arrow Shirts - McGregor Sportswear - Mallory Hats Interwoven Socks Formal Wear Rental Canajoharie, New York VAN’S FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP AN 4-6481 Flowers for Every Occasion MILDRED ELLEY Secreterial School for Girls 227 Quail Street Albany, N. Y. 12203 Send for Catalog Compliments of COBLESKILL AGWAY COOPERATIVE, INC. Farm Store Cobleskill, New York LYNK’S GERALD K. NELLIS INC. SERVICE STATION Mobilgas Hardware, Plumbing and Heat Sharon Springs, N. Y. 49 Church Street Phone AT 4-8272 Canajoharie, N. Y, Phone 3-5141 Compliments of Compliments of MALLERY’S BARBER NEALE’S SPEEDWASH SHOP AND NEALE’S CAR WASH Sharon Springs, New York Congratulations to the Class of 1968 HARVEY AGENCY, INC. General Insurance 7 River Street 11 Erie Blvd. Fort Plain, N.Y. 13339 Canajoharie, N.Y. 13317 Phones - 994-0122 Phone - 673-8751 994-3223 and Sharon Springs Phone - 284-2550 the PEPSI-COLA SCHENECTADY BOTTLING CORF Freeman’s Bridge Road 346-2321 • Scheneetady, N.Y. 12302 Taste that beats the others cold! THE CLASS OF 1970 Paul Jeff Valerie Bonnell Nancy Richard Colleen Marleeta Carol Gail Ken Linda Eric Sharlene Kathy Sue H. Amy J ohn Cheryl P. Connie Duane J im Cheryl S. Sue H. Y olanda Sheldon JAMES BOWMAKER Phone AT 4-8565 Owner - Manager Sharon Springs THE HOLLYWOOD MOTOR INN Route 20 Sharon Springs, New York 13459 Open All Year Cocktail Bar and Lounge Distinctive Country Inn Delightfully Different OLIVER SALES AND SERVICE EDGAR J. HANDY Gehl Farm Machinery Clay Barn Equipment Sharon Springs, N. 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