Stamford Central School - Voice Yearbook (Stamford, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1977 volume:

mm cz f[ma A {atEr Although Delhi’s always favored, The Delaware waters blue, And the boys and girls of Hobart, To the valleys they are true, We will own the mountain's splendor, And in glory they'll delight. While Stamford stands defender Of the Purple and the White. Through the four long years of high school Midst the scenes we see revolve, And the problems in our studies, We daily seek to solve, Or we win in athletic victories, On the baseball field so bright. Still we work for dear old Stamford, And the Purple and the White. As the cares of life o’ertake us. Wearing fast our lives away. Should our dearest hopes betray us, And opponents hold the sway, Still we'll banish care and sadness, And our hearts with joy grow light, Thinking of those days of gladness 'Neath the Purple and the White. 2 SENIORS What is the value of solitude? — of peace, of light, of silence? What is the cost of freedom? Nancy Newhall CKJOZitzi £Muiica£ Tom and Colette C'JLaii dCoivni Tom and Millie Vloi-i to zSucc££.d. Fred and Susan U }n£ t lioit foi tfl£ c£ooC Diane and Dave 10 -Sei !j Z£SS£t Dave and Diane 7 Li lJllf John and Carol liindzd Steve and Debby Tom and Bobbee Courteous John and Elaine and t Loren and Pat 11 BALLARD, Dennis - Basketball 3 yrs.; Soccer 3 yrs. BELL, Jeffrey - Track 2 yrs. DICK, David - Soccer 4 yrs.; Basketball 4 yrs.; Track 2 yrs.; Intramurals 1 yr.; Ski Club 1 yr.; Band 4 yrs.; Chorus 4 yrs.; Vice Pres. Freshman Class; Honor Society 2 yrs.; Student Exchange Program; Prom Chairman; Junior Prom Court. BINKLEY, Colette - Band 4 yrs.; Chorus 4 yrs.; Yearbook Staff 2 yrs.; Honor Society 2 yrs.; Student Council 1 yr.; County Band 2 yrs.; Sophomore Class Sec.; Junior Class Pres.; Queen of Junior Prom. DOROSKY, Andy - Horse Club 1 yr.; Band 4 yrs.; Chorus 4 yrs.; County Chorus 2 yrs. BOWER, Paul - Track 2 yrs.; Soccer 1 yr.; Yearbook Staff 1 yr. BRANDON, Glenda - Softball 1 yr. CHURCHILL, Diane - Chorus 4 yrs.; Band Color Guard 2 yrs.; Yearbook Staff 1 yr.; Interact Club 2 yrs.; Student Council 3 yrs. (Sec.-sr. yr., Treas.- jr. yr.); Sec. Freshman Class; Honor Society 1 Vi yrs.; F.H.A. 1 yr.; Saturday Seminars 1 yr.; Junior Prom Court. DRUMHELLER, Mildred - Track 2 yrs.; Soccer 3 yrs.; Library Council 3 yrs.; Yearbook Staff (Editor) 1 yr.; Student Council 2 yrs.; Saturday Seminars 1 yr.; Junior Prom Court. DUGAN, Patrick - Basketball 3 yrs. FOOTE, Elaine - Soccer 2 yrs.; Basketball 2 yrs.; Chorus 4 yrs. GIERY, Paul - Soccer 1 yr.; Yearbook Staff 1 yr. CLARK, Brian - Soccer 2 yrs. CLARK, Danial - County Chorus 2 yrs.; Concert Choir 4 yrs.: Band 4 yrs.; Yearbook Staff 1 yr.; Rotaty Interact 1 yr.; Debating 1 yr. CONLIN, John - Soccer 4 yrs.; Basketball 1 yr.; Baseball 1 yr.; Ski Racing Team 2 yrs.; Ski Club 1 yr.; Yearbook 1 yr.; Chorus 4 yrs.; County Chorus 1 yr.; Student Council 1 yr.; Junior Prom Court. COOK, Donna - Volleyball 4 yrs.; Cheerleading 4 yrs.; County Band 4yrs.; Band 4 yrs.; Concert Choir 4 yrs.; Yearbook Staff 1 yr.; Student Council 2 yrs.; Junior Prom Court. DAVIS, Thomas - Ski Club 1 yr.; Intramurals 1 yr.; Soccer 4 yrs.; Basketball 2 yrs.; Baseball 4 yrs.; Track 1 yr.; Band 4 yrs.; County Band 2 yrs.; Junior Prom Court: Answers Please Team 1 yr. GERMOND, Lorraine - F.H.A. 1 yr. HANSON, Steve HITCHCOCK, Fred - Soccer 1 yr.; Band 4 yrs.; Chorus 4 yrs.; County Band 2 yrs.; Yearbook Staff 1 yr.; Debating 1 yr.; Answers Please 2 yrs.; Saturday Seminars 2 yrs.; Interact Club (Treas. and Member of the Board); Honor Society 2 yrs. (Pres.) JACOBS, Brenda - Softball 2 yrs. JONES, George - Soccer 2 yrs.; Track 2 yrs.; Band 3 yrs.; Class Treas. 3 yrs. KEY, Dan - Baseball 2 yrs.; Junior Prom Court. LEVEN, Roberta - Soccer 3 yrs.; Volleyball 4 yrs.; U Softball 2 yrs.; Cheerleading 3 yrs.; Gymnastics 2 yrs.: Yearbook Staff 1 yr.; Library Council 4 yrs.; Vice Pres. jr. yr.; Student Council 1 yr. LEIBLER, Lance MAGEE, Patrick - Soccer 3 yrs.; Track 3 yrs.; Ten- nis 3 yrs.; Baseball 1 yr. MATTICE, Shellie - Soccer 1 yr. McHUGH, Keven - Saturday Seminars 2 yrs.; A-V Assistant. SCULLY, Debra - Soccer 2 yrs.; Volleyball 4 yrs.; Basketball 1 yr.; Softball 4 yrs. SIMMONS, Susan - Soccer 2 yrs.; Sec. of Class 2 yrs.; Interact 2 yrs. Board of Directors; National Honor Society 2 yrs. SZEG, Anne - Soccer 2 yrs.; Volleyball 4 yrs.; Bas- ketball 3 yrs.; Softball 4 yrs.; Intramurals 2 yrs.; Crafts Club 1 yr. TITUS, David - Track 2 yrs.; Interact 1 yr.; Sat. Sem. 1 yr. MILLER, Loren - Soccer 2 yrs. TOMPKINS, Gary PINDAR, Carol - Soccer 2 yrs.; Basketball 1 yr.; Volleyball 4 yrs.; Softball 4 yrs.; Cheerleading 4 yrs.; Gymnastics 4 yrs.; Chorus 2 yrs.; Library Coun- cil 4 yrs.; Yearbook Staff 1 yr.; Sat. Sem. 2 yrs.; Prom Chairman; Jr. Prom Court; V.P. Sr. Class. RASI, Patricia - Soccer 1 yr.; Volleyball 2 yrs.; Track 1 yr.; Basketball 1 yr.; Chorus 4 yrs.; Year- book Staff 2 yrs.; Debating 1 yr.; Student Council 1 yr.; Sat. Sem. 2 yrs.; Pres. Rotary Interact; Pres. Sr. Class. RASI, Thomas - Soccer 4 yrs.; Basketball 3 yrs.; Baseball 1 yr.; Ski Club 1 yr.; Chorus 4 yrs.; County Chorus 3 yrs.; Yearbook Staff 1 yr.; Student Council 1 yr.; King Jr. Prom; Pres. Freshman Class. VAMOSY, Carol - Soccer 3 yrs.; Softball 3 yrs.; Volleyball 4 yrs.; Intramurals 2 yrs.; Chorus 4 yrs.; Band 4 yrs.; Library Council 4 yrs.; Student Council 1 yr.; V.P. Freshman Class; Treas. sr. yr. WARNER, Frank WARNER. Gerald WARNER, James WEIGL, Steve - Soccer 1 yr.; Basketball 4 yrs.; Baseball 4 yrs. RODE, Robert - Basketball 3 yrs.; Soccer 4 yrs.; COOK, Amanda - Softball 1 yr.; Cheerleading 1 Baseball 3 yrs.; Track 1 yr.; Band 4 yrs. yr.; Craft Club 1 yr. 15 w dJa±£ WilX and dJszhznz zn£ Dennis B. Leaves fire hydrants to the dogs. Jeff B. Leaves his muscle to Dan Faucher. Colette B. Leaves Coco to the Hershey Company. Paul B. Leaves his life long Buddies. Glenda B. Leaves her bust to Bubbles. Diane C. Leaves her mouth to Iris Almanza. Brian C. Leaves George alone (finally). Dan C. Leaves on his Moto Beta. John C. Leaves Hatch and Skeef to get arrested. Donna C. Leaves David, Tom, Harry, George . . . Tom D. Leaves his SOUL-SIGN to whoever invented it. David D. Leaves his height to Clippie. Andy D. Leaves his quiet manner to Kim Arch. Millie D. Leaves to find a cure for bowed legs. Pat D. Leaves on his 175 with his knees touching his chin. Elaine F. Leaves her height to Mona Guest. Lorraine G. Leaves her mechanical ability to Mark Dalpe. Paul G. Leaves River Street to whoever can handle it. Steve H. Leaves his basketball ability to Harry Hillson. Fred H. Leaves his brains to Bird. Richard H. Leaves to grunt in the woods. Brenda J. Leaves the Grand Gorge guys alone. George J. Leaves to own the Grand Union. Dan K. Leaves, still wondering where his seat went in English. Bobbee L. Leaves to have it her way. Kathy L. Leaves to become an opera star. Pat M. Leaves Mr. Magoo to Saturday mornings. Shellie M. Leaves still helping Jeff with his love life. Kevin M. Leaves ZEKE and his 80 lbs. to John Meadowcroft. Loren M. Leaves Mr. Ovady going insane. Debbie M. Leaves to be president of P.G.O. A. Carol P. Leaves incognito. Pat R. Leaves to be president of I.B.T.C. Tom R. Leaves to become the eighth wonder of the world. Bob R. Leaves still washing the dents out of his car. Debbie S. Leaves to join Dennis. Sue S. Leaves to become Miss Universe. Anne S. Leaves her drinking to Dawn Tomkins. Dave T. Leaves SCIENTIFICALLY SPEAKING. Gary T. Leaves Gumby to anyone who wants it. Carol V. Leaves Zeke on the bathroom wall. Jerry W. Leaves to raise a family. Jim W. Leaves probably ahead of Frank. Steve W. Leaves his driving tactics to Mr. Haight. Monica R. Leaves for Bolivia. Mandy C. Leaves to sue the Hoover Company. 17 Daniel Key Lance Liebler Kathy Lockhart Roberta Leven 24 Robert Rode 29 We, the graduating class of 1977, are proud to dedicate our Yearbook to Miss Rita Chambers. Miss Chambers grew up in Davenport and attended Charlotte Valley Central School. She later received degrees from Hiram College at Hiram, Ohio: Oneonta State College at Oneonta, New York; and Alfred University at Alfred, New York. She is now the an teacher for Stamford. Miss Chambers has been the advisor to our class for the past two years. She has always been willing to offer her suppon to our activities. She has given us personal guidance and her readiness to help has never failed. During the prom preparations, her knowledge of art gave us an extra tool toward its success. To many of us, she has gone beyond just a teacher and has become a friend. It is with deep appreciation and pleasure that we dedicate the 1977 VOICE to Miss Rita Chambers. 30 to [ove fife tfirougfi Haljouz i± to Ijs intimate uritfi Hife ± inmo±t secret. 31 Ouch! I missed. The Voluptuous Trio Sometimes I sits and thinks, and other times I just sits. '' Rrrribet! ’' My latest Biology project. He floats thru the air. 32 CLASSES You must not know too much, or be too precise or scientific about birds and trees and flowers and watercraft; . . . Walt Whitman ROW 1: K. McHugh, T. Armstrong. ROW 2: M. Prehna, J. O'Kelly, G. Craig, D. Faucher, P. Luciano, M. Fuller. ROW 3: G. Wilke, S. Hardman, D. Hunt, D. Graves, S. Bligh, G. Guest. ROW 1: B. Hunter, L. Webster, ]. Adair, E. Klinge. ROW 2: Stacey Leven, M. Coffey, A. Rasi, M. Binkley, I. Reed, H. Aldrich. ROW 3: Teri Weigl, T. Hoag, H. Sutton, C. Foote, F. Hitchcock, B. Connelly, D. Churchill. ROW 1: R. Nickerson. ROW 2: R. Rode. H. Hillson. ROW 3: I'. Conlin, D. Goss. ROW 4: K. Arch, J. Meadowcroft, K. Reed, N. delRosario, J. Adair. ROW 5: W. Loucks, S. Bell, J. Mintler, E. Dudley, D. Reed. U l£4ZZ so many diffzxznt points, of uiziv — dJS££ so many tfiinys anddJ tvondsx . . . is it aff uroxtd it? ---tdoLsttz ROW 1: D. Churchill, President, J. Meadowcroft, V. President, J. O'Kelly, Secretary, D. Graves, Treasurer 35 ROW 1: D. Reed, K. Flannery, J. Ballard. ROW 2: R. Shipman, E. Swenson, J. Thomas, R. Sitts, J. Moore, J. Almanza. ROW 3: T. Miniler, B. Goss, L. Hendee, D. Meadowcroft, D. Ly. ROW 4: S. Snyder, J. Hunt, T. Connelly, P. Golfetto, S. Reed, C. Merwin. ROW 1: M. Cairns, T. Powell, T. Brandon, M. Dalpe, R. VanValkenburg, F. Snyder, J. Little, E. Beadle. ROW 2: R. Pameti, R. Femenell, M. McMahon, L. Shipman, K. Clark, M. Guest. ROW 3: S. Madore, R. Simmons, L. Dick, J. Rogers, D. Hirscher, M. Cornell. 36 ROW 1: L. Dick, Treasurer; D. Meadowcroft, Secretary. ROW 2: R. VanValkenburg, President; E. Swenson, Vice-President. r 'Uhinyi. fiafifisn, profile, c(iany£ . . . fcut IU£ Z£ foX£ J£X tfixoum tocJ£tfl£X. fedinyi n.£ j£X faCt£X, tfi£y onty yxour £acfi tim£ dj£ i.fi£ndanot(i£X moni£nt toy£t £X. — 1.I onna dooH 37 ROW 1: P. Titus, Secretary; A. Flannery, Treasurer. ROW 2: L. Trappenburg, Vice-President; B. Davis, President. dVintfi zculz ROW 1: S. Reed, D. Edwards, E. Foote, K. Titus, P. Hoag, N. Fleischman. ROW 2: B. Warner, M. Ruffino, G. Loucks, T. McHugh, J. Songdale, P. Goodrow, J. Grey. ROW 1: J. Bligh, H. Wilkie, C. Decker, P. Fleischmann, J. Valentino, P. Graig. ROW 2: B. Hunter, B. Hardman, J. Gallerani, J. Thomas, W. Heilsnis, V. Thomas, L. Merwin. ROW 3: T. Hansen, B. Boyle. ‘WfLxi at£ UT£ fizza for? (dJo li(J£ and to die.? 38 ROW 1: I. Clark, R. Luciano, D. VanHoesen. ROW 2: S. Brault, T. Hirscher, P. Titus, D. Hill, D. Golfetto, P. Manzanero. ROW 3: R. Giery, M. Almanza, V. Thomas, F. Cole, D. Churchill. ROW 1: S. Truesdell, A. Flannery, L. Trappenburg. ROW 2: S. Natale, P. Rion, P. DelRosario, J. DeGroat, D. Scully. ROW 3: B. Powell, C. Mattice, B. Jones, B. Davis. . . . (Dl to lit and iva tck ai the. ivozCd. 11£1 Ijij? — dlazoL dPindaz 39 ROW 1: D. Merwin, T. Every, P. McHugh, D. Bradt. ROW 2: R. Campagna, L. Hendee, P. Moore, M. Faigle, M. Pamett, L. Titus. ROW 3: D. Scully, L. Bell, K. Bright, D. Meadowcroft, ]. Ballard. ROW 1: L. Czarniak, T. Stone, C. Boyle. ROW 2: L. Shafer, J. Brault, K. Hedman, K. Shepard, C. DiMiceli, C. Rappleyea. 40 dJife Li definite, it s let and it i so, it bey ins and it ends onty once; as you fznoiu. !But Lioiny is different and in its way is made of freyinninys — oz so tfiey say . . . ddut even Cioiny comes to an end, it fiafsfiens tfie day you can t find a fiend. ROW 1: K. Sears, G. Carrigan, R. Champlin, B. Beadle, J. Fuller, D. DeWitt. ROW 2: B. Leven, J. Cole, J. Reed, D. Stoesser, J. Clark. ROW 3: K. Fieldhouse, P. DelRosario, T. Coffey, G. Mattice, E. Hillson, D. Alexander, B. Thomas, G. Bright, R. Cairns. ROW 1: A. Marsh, L. Kerr, M. Fuller. ROW 2: D. Mandigo, J. Merwin, P. Grey, E. Porter, B. Ruhl, S. Simmons. L. Stanton, L. Powell, K. Cannon. ROW 3: S. Hirscher. C. Hardman, J. Dick, C. Natale, M. Bower. 42 ROW 1: K. Utter, J. Powell, B. Dorosky, T. Freer. ROW 2: N. Hoag, P. Mattlce, K. Graig, S. Everett, S. VanVliet, B. Moore. ROW 1: M. Dalpe, M. Conlin, T. Petrishen, K. Baker, K. Donnelly, N. Stoesser. ROW 2: L. Frazee, T. Hoag, J. Sorensen. ROW 3: B. Mattice, A. Churchill. ROW 4: M. Schwartz, B. Zemkin, T. Meeghan, B. Almanza, D. Champlain. ROW 1: I. Tompkins, D. Stone, S. Dziewit, N. Orlowski. ROW 2: K. Brandon, J. Rosier, S. Dwight, K. Lockett. ROW 3: G. Luciano, K. Ogborn, D. Hill, K. Beers, K. Fankhouser, D. Merwin. 43 Ucniz f[c£i Ijy us, ai e cjxusfi ojfzcii Ccttfz oj£ can zfoz£ c(iang£ mo j£S us on . . . ivij . . . cdfndlomztimzi urz n o x gzt around to laying flow mucfi tHz tinid aid ifiaxa xzatly mzani. 45 46 l {zni o z Ui f± LORD, Make me an instrument of your peace. Where there is hatred - let me show love; Where there is injury - pardon; Where there is doubt - faith; Where there is despair - hope; Where there is darkness - light; Where there is sadness - joy; 0 Divine Master, grant that I may not so much seek To be consoled - as to console: To be understood - as to understand; To be loved - as to love; for It is in giving - that we receive; It is in pardoning - that we are pardoned; It is in dying - that we are bom to Eternal Life. Nancy Fleischmann always said that one of the things she would like to have been was a mechanic. Horses, ice- skating, skiing, and a few boys were her main interests. Having fun with her friends brought happiness to all. Her friends will always remember the days that we had enjoyed, some happy and some sad. But in the end we are all sad. The memories of the happiness she brought to us will always remain throughout our hearts and minds. 48 Andrea exemplified the beautiful little girl everyone loved. She was fair, kind, considerate; she loved fun, enjoyed pranks, and had her mischievous moments. Her pleasures were found in others' smiles, in the simple gifts of friendship. She loved and was loved. Whatever the task, her goal was to perform to the peak of ability. She took life seriously, never failing to enjoy all of God’s gifts. Life was a serious matter and Andrea worked diligently to remain. She worked so hard to keep what so many flippantly throw away - life. One of her little friends remarked that God needed a special angel to help him; and Andi was the best. A favorite quotation of unknown origin is To live in the hearts of others is never to die. Our Andi will never die. c ndxsa. ffacodi ecuzf Education A quiet person, maybe more separate than most, Doreen was a deep and giving person. She lived a life which often caused others to judge her, and usually she was misjudged. Doreen was open, loving, and her dedication to those close to her was surpassed only by her faith in God. She showed her deep belief in the songs she wrote. She was slow to anger, quick to forgive and always ready to reach out to others. Her goal in life was to achieve the best she could for herself and her son. Despite her unacceptance and her reputation, she never complained and she gave fully of herself. Doreen is now living in the Grace and world she always believed was hers. Till rising and gliding out, I wandered off by myself, in the mystical moist night air, and from time to time looked up in perfect silence to the stars. !2 oz££n zf £l?£cca. f1959Mr976j tdHais. of 7979 49 ddznLOZ cdfcgfi SfizcLatEducation ROW 1: B. Aldrich, C. Morrill, S. Bartholmew. ROW 2: J. Phillips, C. Mott, V. Ovenstone, I. Dauley, A. Licata, C. Scofield, D. J. Banks. ROW 3: T. Hammond, J. Hammond, J. Wyble, W. Wyble. LJLouJi fian [y ms soszy Jay without [saoiny much to lay J omstimsi [J sosn wonJsz if hifs 'i tfiat way; hJby issm to yo by 10 oszy fait Ly tbs time, you boob ufc to iss tbm tby c?£ ahzsaJy fiansJ; Somstimsi JwonJsz if [if 'i that way it issmi to yo Ly 10 fait cJfnJ Ly tb time JJ’vs ofisnsJ ufi to accsfit it . . . it l ahzsaJy fiait. --b-Kyh - cJjzsJ so ROW 1: M. DeMoney, D. Anderson, N. Anderson, B. Henrickson, S. Barber. ROW 2: E. VanValkenburg, T. Aldrich, G. Merwin, K. Wayman, L. Harabet. ROW 3: A. Arbogast, David Eckert. .(Jntz znizdiatz fisc CatEducation ROW 1: ]. Bright, B. Aldrich, D. Miller, W. Morsala, J. Merwin. ROW 2: B. Harrer, C. Wilsey. ROW 3: A. Hammond, L. Ferguson, L. Poehmel, K. Allen, D. Stannard, F. Hammond, S. Strother. 51 ROW 1: C. Giery, J. Cannon, J. Rasi, R. Blakeslee, W. Guest. ROW 2: C. Stanton, J. Webster, J. Petrishen, B. Wilkie, L. Sears, J. Tompkins. ROW 3: J. Rion, J. Alexander, K. Meade, D. Meadowcroft. ROW 4: D. Schermerhom, A. Binkley, J. Bright, S. Rutherford, B. Hunter, T. Grey, D. Rossman. ROW 5: J. King, J. Mueller, M. Hitchcock, B. Wyble, Miss Pettingel. ROW 1: M. Schoeberlein, K. Merwin, E. Donnelly, T. Hynes, M. Giery, S Williams, J. Turner, S. Warner, R. Lane. ROW 2: H. Finch, K. Beadle, R. Simmons, D. Lane, R. Radcliffe. ROW 3: P. Clark, B. Lockett, S. Frazee, J. Hillson, D. Pickett. ROW 4: J. Stone, K. Little, L. Schwartz. ROW 5: J. Barnes, J. Cole, C. Reed, Y. Lutz. ROW 6: K. Merwin, W. VanVliet, M. Faucher, Mrs. Dugan. ROW 1: R. Roe. A. Slaugenhaupt, A. Baker, A. Valentino. T. Fleishman, B. Beardslee, K. Dorosky, S. Sheppard, C. Sargent, A. Axtell, T. McEntee, R. Stone, A. Clapper. ROW 2: B. Govern, J. Lornell, W. Everett, T. Meeghan, J. Johnson, P. DelRosario, C. Nickerson, R. Champlin. ABSENT: R. Foote, S. Czarniak. ROW 1: E. McDowell, B. Ogborn, P. Thomas, J. Shafer, M. Giery, H. Decker, P. Manzanero, R. Tompkins, R. Hunt, L. Cannon, G. Glenn, L. Redman, D. Hedman, J. Burr. ROW 2: D. Thompson, K. Fieldhouse, J. Eisel, C. Anatra, D. Alexander, P. Powell, M. Every. 53 ROW 1: S. Govern, B. McEntee, B. Darling. ROW 2: T. Lighte, K. Schoeberlien, M. Brault, T. Schaefer, L. Ormiston. ROW 3: D. McDowell, R. Freer, D. Anatra, G. Goodspeed, L. Slaugenhoupt. ROW 4: Anne Marie DiMiceli, B. Madore, S. Chichester, Ms. Barber, M. Alexander, T. Stanton, D. Rossman. 54 SITTING: D. Williams, E. Graig, K. Schermerhorn. KNEELING: F. Hirscher, R. Darling, B. McHugh, K. Clark, D. Haas, J. Corlett. STANDING: Mr. Zemkin, L. Frazee, K. Shader, B. Bright, K. Barber, F. Rogers, M. Salerno, M. Jones. r ’ W ROW 1: M. Goodrow, R. Rode, J. Natale, J. Snyder. R. Goodspeed, J. Fleischman. ROW 2: M. Beers, P. Scudder, C. Cole, J. Everett, R. Viswanthan. ROW 3: R. Olmo, T. Marsh, T. Donnelly, A. Walling, D. Bower, Ms. Sills, Mrs. Hartman. ROW 1: D. Quackenbush, R. Wyble, R. Pritchard, M. Decker, B. Shafer. J. Grigoli. ROW 2: D. Leven, P. Manzanero, S. Wagner, D. Sparkes, M. Powell, M. Glenn, H. Stevenson. ROW 3: Mrs. Graig, D. Payne, K. Breen, J. Merwin, M. Giery, G. Merwin, C. Sanford, G. Merwin, Miss Faoro. 55 ROW 1: R. Prichard, C. Greenfield, S. Morrell, R. Warner, D. Meadowcroft. ROW 2: D. Gregory, S. Powell, R. Banks, T. Peck, D. Kerr, J. Moore, C. Scudder. ROW 3: F. Migli, T. Ormiston, J. Butler, D. Loucks, J. Pamett. ROW 1: S. Hedges, F. Tompkins, F. Decker. M. Eklund. ROW 2: J. Govern, S. Estus, D. Scully, M. McHugh. ROW 3: Miss Ritchko, P. Sears, L. Meeghan, L. Hirscher, L. Shafer, A. Roe, T. Schaefer. UPSTAIRS: B. Eklund, W. Reed, L. Dudley, P. Merwin, J. Ruhl, J. Butler. 56 ROW 1: S. Mason, E. Bower, A. Redman. ROW 2: R. Baker, M. Aldrich, T. Merwin. ROW 3: A. Fuller, D. Thompson, C. Sarter, B. DiMiceli, C. Wright, L. Constable. ROW 4: D. Mulford, P. Maceli, R. VanValkenburg, M. Merwin, L. Bailey, R. Schoeberlein, C. Oakley, B. Alexander, K. Clark, Mrs. Lyons. FLOOR: R. Lee, S. Constable, J. Merwin, M. DeMoney, L. Lee, K. Anatra, D. King. ROW 2: M. Townsend, M. Banks. K. Venditto, D. Andrus. D. Graig. STANDING: M. Thomas, P. Kenny. M. Crandall, D. Shafer, E. Sawyer, T. Darling, R. Bruce, M. Titus, Mrs. Zemkin, R. Carson. 57 ROW 1: S. Pindar, M. Rossman, S. Roe, M. Butler, J. Hirscher, C. Schrier, G. Mattice, T. Holliday. ROW 2: D. Merwin, K. Hummell, B. Arpin, T. Maceli, D. Nydam, C. Sonnenday. ROW 3: B. Andrus. D. McKenzie, J. Cole, P. J. Rowe, M. Gallerani, C. Campbell, J. Dayton, B. Schwartz, G. Migli, M. Borrelli, T. Wells, J. McPhail. ABSENT: D. Becker, S. Lee. ROW 1: W. Pritchard, R. Estus, D. J. Walling, H. Brewi, A. Lewis, M. Jester, T. Bruce. ROW 2: S. Darling, F. Constable, W. Snow, B. VanVliet, T. Patrick, L. Bliss. ROW 3: Y. Shafer, S. Eighmie, M. Olmo, S. Freer. L. Johns, D. Schneider, M. Ue. ABSENT: M. Chichester, T. Goodspeed, M. Greenfield, T. Stephens. 58 az£young; ute ma zE mi±tafzE± L .are Lzazn from nziitafzE±; ute gzour andcfzangz. — oUeUe 60 ACTIVITIES It is true, I never assisted the sun materially in its rising; but, doubt not, it was of the last importance only to be present at it. David Thoreau M. Drumheller, S. Simmons, D. Reed. ROW 3: N. del Rosario, D. Churchill, ]. Conlin, P. Rasi, C. Binkley, M. Coffey, C. Pindar, D. Clark, T. Rasi, F. Hitchcock. ddtudsnt duDuncif SEATED: T. Connelly, C. Binkley, A. Rasi, D. Churchill. ROW 2: L. Hendee, P. del Rosario, J. Conlin, K. Flannery, W. Heilsnis, M. Coffey, B. Rode, D. Reed, T. Hirscher, G. Carrigan. 62 jJntezact {2£uIj ROW 1: P. del Rosario. D. Faucher, D. Goss. ROW 2: G. Craig, J. O'Kelly, D. Churchill, P. Rasi, S. Leven, F. Hitchcock, M. Coffey. ROW 3: D. Hirscher, P. Graig, E. Beadle, D. Titus, B. Davis, G. Wilkie, S. Simmons, D. Reed, D. Clark, T. Hirscher. ✓ ROW 1: P. Hoag, P. Luciano, B. Beadle, T. Stone, S. Brualt. ROW 2: M. McMahon. J. O’Kelly, D. A. Edwards, J. M. Mintler, T. Every, J. Grey. ROW 3: M. Dalpe, K. Bright, J. Adair, M. Parnett, M. B. Faigle, L. Bell, P. Moore, D. Faucher. ROW 4: N. del Rosario, D. Hirscher, C. Rappleyea, S. Bligh, K. McHugh, B. Goss. L to R: M. Coffey, D. Goss, S. Leven, A. Rasi, R. Femenell, T. Connelly. 63 ROW 1: M. Bower, D. Lane, S. Hirscher, D. Bradt, L. Titus, D. Merwin, K. Bright, S. Reed. ROW 2: L. Webster, K. Lockhart, K. Reed, T. Hoag, T. Weigl, B. Reed - Advisor, C. Titus, P. Hoag, C. Natale, J. Merwin. Sc ioLazi ii i ( IVcn zszs ROW 1: D. Clark, P. Rasi, D. Dick, B. Clark, F. Hitchcock. STAIRS: T. Davis, D. Titus, B. Rode. zA a£Conalc fonoz oci£,£y ROW 1: D. Churchill. S. Simmons, E. Klinge, D. Reed, D. Churchill, D. Dick. ROW 2: F. Hitchcock, G. Wilkie, D. Graves, S. Hardman, J. Adair, N. delRosario. 64 junior 18oc£± ROW 1: H. Aldrich, W. Loucks, H. Sutton. ROW 2: I. Reed, S. Bell, J. Meadowcroft. ROW 3: M. Prehna, E Dudley, T. Weigl, T. Hoag. ABSENT: B. Bower. S nLOZ ROW 1: P. Dugan, J. Warner. ROW 2: J. Bell, D. Scully, S. Weigl. STAIRS: D. Ballard. D. Moore. 65 n±vusr± ROW 1: N. DelRosario, F. Hitchcock. STAIRS: G. Wilkie. T. Davis, D. Titus. 1 3rain aniE Z sam L to R: D. Graves, D. Reed, F. Hitchcock, S. Simmons. ROW 1: E. Foote, K. Fieldhouse, B. Davis. ROW 2: C. Pindar, P. Rasi, S. Simmons, L. Trappenburg, T. Hirscher. ROW 3: D. Clark, F. Hitchcock, L. Freed, D. Titus, G. Wilkie, W. Heilsnis. 66 zania Utahan Si Enztnaz ROW 1: M. Dalpe, T. Manzanero, D. Churchill, K. Fieldhouse, S. Simmons, K. Cannon. STAIRS: L to R: J. Valentino, P. Fleischman, J. Dick, C. Rappleyea, M. Parnett, R. Parnett, T. Mintler. L to R: M. Binkley, M. Coffey, G. Wilkie, A. Dorosky. C. Binkley - Denmark. D. Clark - Sweden. 67 Sand ROW 1: S. Frazee, Y. Lutz, S. Williams, D. Meadowcroft, M. Faucher, L. Sears, W. Guest. ROW 2: D. Rossman, B. Wilkie, ]. Alexander, J. Cannon, K. Little, T. Hynes, C. Stanton. ROW 3: J. Webster, J. Hillson, J. Cole, B. Hunter, J. Bright. ROW 1: T. Fleishmann, P. Powell, K. Dorosky, T. Meeghan, C. Sargent, T. McEntee, J. Bright, A. Clapper, A. Axtell. ROW 2: M. A. Giery, J. Shafer, S. Rutherford, M. L. Giery, J. Rasi, B. Hunter, K. Beadle, L. Redman, T. Grey, D. Hedman, M. Every, J. Burr, J. Johnson. ROW 3: K. Merwin, K. Little, L. Schwartz, B. Lockett, S. Williams, D. Meadowcroft, Y. Lutz, C. Reed, P. Clark, L. Sears, R. Champlain. ROW 4: C. Giery, R. Hunt, P. Manzanero, J. Rion, R. Blakeslee, D. Rossman, E. McDowell, K. Fieldhouse, P. delRosario, C. Nickerson. ROW 1: K. Beers. J. Brault. K. Hedman, J. Dick. C. DiMiceli, P. McHugh. ROW 2: K. Cannon. S. Dziewitt. L. Bell. L. Titus, C. Rappleyea. M. Parnett, C. Boyle. A. Marsh, D. Bradt, R. Zemkin, L. Kerr. ROW 3: T. Freer, B. Almanza. D. Hill, E. Hillson, R. Cairns, P. del Rosario. T. Coffey, L. Schaefer, C. Hardman, S. Hirscher, M. Schwartz. ROW 4: M. Conlin, D. Champlin, K. Sears, J. Powell, D. Alexander, T. Every, J. Fuller, B. Ruhl, M. Fuller. ROW 1: K. Beers, C. Natale, K. Baker, S. Hirscher, M. Schwartz, J. Dick, L. Kerr, D. Merwin, C. Hardman, P. Grey, A. Marsh, J. Merwin. ROW 2: M. Parnett, C. DiMiceli, E. Porter, B. Mattice, K. Donnelly, D. Tompkins, L. Titus, L. Hyndee, R. Campagna, M. B. Faigle, J. Ballard. L. Bell. ROW 3: T. Every, K. Hedman, B. Beadle, D. Hill, K. Fieldhouse, P. del Rosario, E. Hillson, J. Fuller, M. Conlin, A. Churchill, S. Simmons. 1X ztcKAjazz bounty A [u±lc benioz '£and Senior C%ozui ROW 1: B. Davis, M. Fuller, T. Davis. ROW 2: D. Graves, F. Hitchcock, C. Binkley. ROW 1: B. Hunter, A. Rasi, L. Webster, D. Hunt. ROW 2: D. Clark, L. Hendee, T. Rasi, J Conlin. ABSENT: P. Rasi. £tnicn fiozui SOPRANOS: ROW 1: J. Valentino, D. A. Edwards, S. Reed, S. Brault, T. Hirscher. ROW 2: L. Webster, E. Foote, B. Hunter, N. Fleischman, E. Klinge. ROW 3: K. Reed, B. Hunter, M. Fuller, S. Bligh, D. Churchill, P. Rion. 70 £moz 2L OZUi ALTOS: ROW 1: K. Titus, M. R. Giery, C. Pindar, A. Rasi, S. Natale, J. O'Kelly, E. Foote, P. Rasi, L. Trappenburg, J. Mintler. ROW 2: P. Graig, K. Lockhart. D. Faucher, G. Craig, J. Bligh, D. Cook, D. Goss, A. Flannery. ROW 3: D. Hirscher, L. Dick, D. Meadowcroft, B. Goss, M. Guest, M. Coffey, C. Binkley, G. Guest, S. Truesdell. TENORS AND BASSES: ROW 1: J. DeGroat, F. Hitchcock. D. Hill. A. Dorosky, T. Connelly, P. delRosario, L. Merwin, B. Davis. ROW 2: C. Foote, J. Adair, M. Dalpe, J. Conlin, T. Rasi, L. Hendee, S. Hardman. ROW 3: W. Heilsnis, F. Hitchcock, D. Hunt, J. Thomas, R. VanValkenburg, D. Dick, D. Clark, E. Swenson, H. Hillson. 71 ROW 1: J. O’Kelly, D. Goss, K. Reed, G. Guest, M. Fuller, M. Guest. ROW 2: J. De Groat, P. Graig, P. delRosario, E. Kling, P. Luciano, A. Flannery, E. Foote. ROW 3: M. Dalpe, D. Hill, C. Foote, G. Jones, B. Connelly, M. Cairns, E. Swenson, H. Hillson. ROW 4: D. Cook, S. Reed, W. Hardman, H. Wilkie, L. Dick, F. Hitchcock, R. Van Valkenburg, M. Coffey. ROW 1: S. Truesdell, F. Hitchcock, C. Binkley, A. Dorosky, S. Bligh, L. Trappenbuig, T. Manzanero. ROW 2: B. Rode, D. Clark, B. Hunter, K. Titus, N. Fleischman, D. Hirscher, D. Meadowcroft. ROW 3: R. Nickerson, L. Hendee, J. Adair, J. Bligh, B. Davis, T. Hirscher. ROW 4: D. Graves, D. Dick, S. Hardman, N. delRosario, T. Davis, R. Rode, D. Golfetto. Notary Zxc uyt StuJtnt Dear Friends: I wish I could express what is in my heart and mind, but I cannot find the appropriate words, so please forgive me. 1 will only tell you this: The world in a few years, will be in our hands. It is up to us whether we make it better or worse. Therefore, I hope that my visit here has not only been a wonderful and joyous experience for me, but has also served the purpose of sharing with all of you a bit of my country - different in language, heritage. and ways of living. Deep in our hearts, we basically have the same lives. I want to believe that I have brought with me the love of my countrymen, and a message to share with all of you our hopes, our ideals, and our desires for better living conditions, so that all Americans, joining hands, will build together a better world, for you, for me, and for everybody. I take this opportunity to offer to all of you my town and my home, so that you can all come to visit me. I also want to thank you for the generosity and friendship which you have given me, and to my host parents for their kindness, patience, and understanding. Thank you to the Rotary Club for their program and for choosing me as an exchange student. I have tried to do my best; please forgive my faults. Thank you to the school, where I have learned more than I ever dreamed. Thank you to my classmates for their love and for not showing impatience with my language. Thanks to all my friends, and to the people of Stamford in general, for their kindness shall remain always in my heart. I wish 1 could stay here among all of you, but I must go back to my country; yet I have a part of my heart here. 1 hope that one day we will meet again. 74 ADMINISTRATION Tenderly now let all men turn to the earth Nancy Newhall R. Little - Supervising Principal E. DiMiceli - Assistant Principal Mrs. Shaefer, Secretary Mrs. Mattice, Bookkeeper 77 78 FACULTY . . . that gray color . . .-which nature loves; color of unpainted wood, weather-stain; time-stain; not glaring nor gaudy; the color of all roofs, the color of all things that endure . . . David Thoreau 80 [Uzaz iEZ {2oz£u L to R: C. Strange, intern; M. Laurel, intern; A. Paino, intern; C. Sanick, intern; V. Rickett, Teacher Corps Director. 81 3acuity {J izzctozy SECONDARY FACULTY R. Chambers--------- M. Riordan---------- J. Tomedi----------- J. Burke ----------- M. Craig----------- B. Rowe------------- D. Bellotti--------- J. Ovady------------ A. Hartman---------- F. Doyle------------ B. Reed ------------ J. Gearhart--------- A. Lasaka----------- Z. All............. N. Eisenhard-------- B. Haight----------- J. Susi............. M. Venth------------ J. Fuller----------- R. Lyons------------ SUBJECTS Art English Business English Library Science Math Social Studies Health-Science Chemistry - Physics Home Economics English Math Foreign Languages Social Studies Driver Education Physical Education Physical Education Music Industrial Arts ELEMENTARY FACULTY S. Ritchco----------- C. Chastaine--------- C. Barber------------ C. Karpinski--------- R. Hartman----------- J. Jones------------- A. Pettingell-------- C. Becker ----------- J. Dugan------------- T. Sherwood---------- P. Graig------------- C. Chichester-------- S. Johnson----------- N. Doyle------------- R. Zempkin----------- E. Zempkin----------- S. Peskin------------ R. Lyons------------- C. Campbell---------- CLASS Second Grade Second Grade Fourth Grade Music Third Grade Special Education Sixth Grade Fifth Grade Sixth Grade Fifth Grade Third Grade Special Education Remedial Reading Speech Therapist Fourth Grade First Grade Special Education First Grade Kindergarten 82 83 B. Becker, Nurse D. Stammel, C. Zum Migrant Tutorial Mrs. Briggs, Aide Mrs. Covlin, AV Mrs. Vamosy, Aide Mrs. Collangello, Aide 84 Sus !Szi S£ZS R. Wells D. Weber S. McHugh M. Wanen K. Chichester J. Madore J. Finklestein Custodians J. Kosier R. Porter R. Beuchanan D. Kendall, Jr. D. Kendall, Sr. 85 87 f? itlu ou at£ mo±tLy Lvfzat you ais (xrfisn you don £ znour i.onzsons c± Coo ziny. 88 ATHLETICS In this fresh evening each blade and leaf looks as if it had been dipped in an icy liquid greenness. David Thoreau ROW 1: T. Schaefer, J. Adair, D. Hill, D. Golfetto, T. Manzenaro, J. Degroat, P. DelRosario, B. Davis, P. Titus. ROW 2: J. Conlin, F. Hitchcock, J. Conlin, J. Almanza, J. Rogers, D. Graves, E. Swenson, H. Hillson, J. Little, J. Thomas. ROW 3: D. Ballard, T. Rasi, T. Davis, D. Dick, S. Weigl, P. Magee, P. Bower, B. Rode, Coach Susi. ROW 1: H. Wilkie, N. Fleishmann, A. Flannery, D. Edwards, M. Giery. ROW 2: S. Truesdell, S. Leven, T. Hirscher, A. Rasi, M. Drumheller, L. Trappenburg, E. Foote, L. Dick. ROW 3: M. Coffey, P. Rion, S. Natale, A. Szeg, J. O'Kelly, D. Hirscher, P. Rasi, D. Meadowcroft, Coach Venth. 90 91 SITTING: D. Champlin, B. Beadle, J. Reed, C. Carrigan, M. Conlin, P. del Rosario. KNEELING: W. Thomas, B. Almanza, S. Simmons, R. Champlin, R. Cairns, B. Leven, E. Hilson, K. Sears, J. Dudley. STANDING: T. Coffey, J. Sorensen, D. Hill, A. Clark, D. Stoesser, D. Rion, D. Liebler. SITTING: M. Bower, D. Tompkins, C. Boyle, T. Every, L. Hendee, L. Bell, J. Ballard. KNEELING: B. Matrice, E. Porter, M. Fuller, K. Cannon, C. Natale, K. Baker, S. Hirscher, C. Hardman. STANDING: Ms. Pettengil, M. Schwartz, M. B. Faigle, J. Dick, K. Donnally, N. Stoesser, K. Bright, R. Compagna, D. Scully. 93 ROW 1: I. Reed, R. Van Valkenburg, J. Adair, H. Hillson, T. Soule, N. delRosario. ROW 2: T. Rasi, D. Ballard, D. Dick, P. Dugan, S. Weigl, B. Rode, J. Susi, coach. ROW 1: D. Hill, L. Merwin, J. Ballard, M. Cornell, J. Gallerani, B. Jones. ROW 2: J. Fuller, Coach, T. Terry, F. Snyder, E. Swenson, J. Rogers, J. Thomas, B. Shipman. 94 The Hustler Another Rasi-Rocket! Superfly. Don't give It to me! George in a jungle. Uh-Uh, no touch. 95 May I have this dance? ’ Hop, SKIP, and jump. Rung Fu 97 ROW 1: J. O'Kelly, C. Pindar, L. Dick, A. Rasi, L. Shipman. ROW 2: T. Weigl, K. Clark, D. Cook. ' Q azzrty llBca zztljciLT ROW 1: P. Rion, A. Szeg, D. Hirscher, D. Meadowcroft, E. Foote. ROW 2: M. Venth, coach, J. Bligh, M. Coffey, M. Guest, L. Hendee, H. Sutton, J. O'Kelly. ROW 1: J. O'Kelly, D. Scully, D. Moore, M. Ruiz, D. Cook. ROW 2: G. Guest, L. Hendee. H. Wilkie, S. Natale, B. Hunter, J. Bligh, M. Venth - coach. ABSENT: A. Rasi, B. Leven, S. Leven. 101 103 ' Jzcinz ROW 1: B. Connelly, P. delRosario, B. Davis, K. Clark, L. Dick. ROW 2: T. Connelly, C. Foote, L. Trappenburg, J. Conlin, T. Davis, J. Conlin, B. Sitts, M. Sears, M. Almanza. 104 ADVERTISERS How simple our basic needs — a little food, sun, air, water, shelter, warmth and sleep! How lightly might this earth bear man forever! Nancy Newhall AUDIO SEARS CORPORATION 108 Compliments of T.V. Sal es and Service CHARLES REED Harpersfield, New York (607)652-5221 Good Luck Class of 77 from THEMAPLEHURST LOUIS CAMPAGNA ADULT HOME Plumbing and Heating • Contractor WILLIAM TURNER, Owner and Director 65 Main Street Stamford, New York 12167 Telephone (607) 652-2131 18 Harper Street Stamford, New York Telephone (607) 652-3341 109 DAVID L. PERRY SITZMARKSKI SHOP Ski Equipment and Fashions for All Ages DOUGLAS W. SLUITER Best Wishes to the Class of '77 from BEN FRANKLIN Visit Our Lawn and Garden Shop Stamford, N.Y. 12167 □ LDBMOBI Bus. Phone - 652-7319 Res. Phone - 652-6953 GEORGE T. McNAUGHT 3 North Delaware Street Stamford, New York no t Eat at Our Famous - j Health Bar Restaurant Best Wishes SPEEDLING FLORISTS . . . Your complete department store in central New York feavuring nationally recognized brands at prices to please. 155-65 Main Street Oneonta, New York Phone 432-6000 31 Railroad Avenue Stamford, New York 652-7541 Garden Florists Best of Luck to the Class of '77 THE COUNTRY CORNER GENERAL STORE STAMFORD Rte 23 - West Harpersfield Arnold’s East ECONOMY STORE Pool Tables - Pin Balls - Juke Box Subs Franks Burgers Soft Drinks AL'S BARBERSHOP CARHART CAMERA CENTER 5 Railroad Avenue Stamford, New York 12167 16 Dietz Street Oneonta, New York g 432-4846 Saving Memories With Pictures BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1977 DELHI CHEMICALS Compliments of GOLFETTO'S STUDIO Portraiture - Commercial Color Weddings - Photo Supplies Jewelry - Watches Stamford, N.Y. 12167 Phone: 652-6101 BEST WISHES to the Class of •77 JIM KONSTANTY SPORTING GOODS AND SKI SHOP 166 Main Street, Oneonta, N.Y. Compliments of COLLIN'S DINER AND MOTEL Compliments of THE WHITE RESTAURANT Stamford, New York ENGELKE TIRES INC. Your Complete Car Care Center CHARLES ••LADDIE McKENZIE Victory Plaza Stamford, New York 652-2800 Goodyear Tires Delco Batteries Wheel Alignment Columbia Bikes 118 Main Street Stamford, NY 12167 Best Wishes to the Class of 1977 EKLUND'S BUILDING SUPPLIES Compliments of RAPPLEYEA MOTORS INC. Stamford, New York 12167 Compliments of PAUL TITUS Harpersfield, New York Choice Dairy Cattle Compliments of DELEWARE VALLEY INC. Shell Heating Oils 24 Hour Burner Service Weil - McLain - Crane Congratulations Boilers - Furnaces Class of '77 42 East Main Street Stamford, New York MILBRANDS Tel. (607) 652-7106 W INC. Registered Representative George Clark, Jr. Servicing the Military Worldwide Windy Ridge Road Stamford, New York 12167 Investors Diversified Services, Inc. Founded 1894 113 General Insurance KARL W. REYNARD INC. Compliments of FAULKNER'S SPORTS CENTER If It's Insurable - We can Insure It. 120 Main Street Stamford, New York Stamford, New York 652-7263 Compliments of R. E. BRIGHAM INC., JEWELER Tel. (607)432-1430 Oneonta, New York 652-7177 Compliments of MIRROR RECORDER Stamford, New York STAMFORD FURNITURE INC Complete Home Furnishings 64 Main Street Stamford, New York Phone: 652-7222 Isfl His 'N' Her Shop Good Luck and Congratulations From THE LOFT HIS 'N' HER SHOP 22 Main Street Stamford, New York Tel. (607) 652-3501 ns Congratulations from: D. J. K. PLUMBING HEATING Prompt Service DANIEL J. KIRBY 17 Prospect Street Stamford, N.Y. 12167 Tel. (607) 652-7744 HARRY A. CORNELL Registered Land Surveyor Office: P.O. Box 263, 85 Main Street Stamford, New York 12167 Tel. (607) 652-3541 Compliments of COFFEE DRY CLEANERS Stamford, New York GOOD LUCK SENIORS THIELE'S LIQUOR STORE ROTARY 13 Harper Street Stamford, New York INTERNATIONAL HENRY AND RUTH WERNER Phone: 652-7219 WINAN'S MEN SHOP Oneonta, NY Best Wishes Class of '77 CRANE REAL ESTATE MART Buy Sell Trade Crane ... a Name You Can Trust 124 Main Street Stamford. N.Y. Days - 652-2091 Nites - 652-5011 Best Wishes From GREENDELL PACKING CORPORATION Wholesale and Retail Meats LOU CAGGIANO - Store Manager STAMFORD PHARMACY INC. Phone:(607)588-9871 (518)299-3391 The Friendly Drug Store 119 Main Street Stamford, New York Congratulations Seniors Phone: 652-7233 117 BEST OF LUCK TO ALL GRADUATING SENIORS BEACON FEEDS Stamford, NY 12167 To the Class of '77 Best of Luck in All Your Endeavors From GRANDMA GRETCHEN Fabric and Yarn Route 23, Grand Gorge, NY DON AND JOANNE DeBOER TONY'S PIZZERIA Stamford, NY 12167 652-7800 Gift of youth. This gift was embodied in a mythical ring belonging to a hero, Ogier the Dane. Ogier’s ring not only removed the wearer’s infirmities; it also restored his youth. Try your Balfour class ring 50 years from now. Maybe it can do the same. JIM GERDING P. O. Box 1235 Scotia, New York 12302 representing kdjour JEWELRY’S FINEST CRAFTSMEN 118 Success for the Seniors from MAGEE PLUMBING- HEATING— ELECTRICAL 47 Main Street Stamford, N.Y. 12167 Compliments of RED BARN SUGAR CAMP Christmas Trees Maple Syrup DORIS WATERMAN and JAMES FULLER West Harpersfield, New York Compliments and Best Wishes to the Class of '77 STAMFORD DELICATESSEN Compliments of HALL FUNERAL HOMES Stamford, New York - Grand Gorge, New York Stamford Monument Company Patrons GABRIEL HARRIS, JEWELERS, INC. Best Wishes to the Class of '77 Mr. and Mrs. Don Crandall Talk of the Town” Best Wishes to the Class of '77 SHAVER FARM Harpersfield, New York 652-6798 652-6792 Pure Maple Products Retail - Wholesale - Bulk Your instant replays tor 2001 photography hy Vardcn for the total approach to a better yearbook your official yearbook photographer Patrons Best Wishes to the Mrs. Zada All imk rml Class of '77 Mrs. Imogene Colvin Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schaefer Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vamosy Catskill Crafties Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Hartman Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Doyle STAMFORD KIWANIS Foote Family Mr. and Mrs. Claude Cook Mr. and Mrs. Walter Everett Mr. and Mrs. Leonard J. Adair Mr. Tom Sherwood Mr. and Mrs. George Clark, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James F. Thomas Good Luck Seniors Mr. and Mrs. Mike Simmons Mr. and Mrs. James J. Ovady Mr. and Mrs. Dan Bellotti THE GRIDDLE INN Mrs. Jean Rasi Mr. and Mrs. John H. Friedmann Mr. and Mrs. Duane Churchill Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Ballard West Main Street Stamford, NY 12167 Mr. Joe Tomedi DAN TAIT, INC. TAIT'S COLONIAL MOTEL Grand Gorge, NY 1 120