Stillwater High School - Cahotatea Yearbook (Stillwater, NY)

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W Pm beg Let s take a qu1ck rocket Journey to a dxstance of about 10 years 1n the future Here s what we could probably see from our perch above earth Percllla Aldrlch Howle Baker Marle Barbolt Norman Blodgett Ph1l Case Marllyn Cow1n Percy Dodd Eleanor Gallor Anne Gxlgallon Elvlra Gleeson Bllly Hunter Hank Klrby Mar xlyn Lalsdell Nancy Lalsdell Rosemary Lake Germame Lavertue Joan MacChesney B111 McLaugh11n Martha Murray Natalle Murray Sylvla Osborn Ray Parker Donnalle Robmson Ronald Plckett D1ck Sherman B111 Slmmons Dotty Stephens Al1ce Whlte Nancy Sue Whlttle Gerry W1ll1ams Patty Phelps w111 leave you now of 50 1n 1960 stlll trymg mdustrlously to enter dental college As yet she s stlll ass1st1ng Dr Hallen as Stlllwater s frlendly mllkman He owns h1S own da1ry now belng an excellent executlve secretary 1n the W PKLP Co work1ng on the M1lton Berle show He wrltes the corny Jokes now lost 1n the w1lds of Alaska cuttmg down Chrlstmas trees a farmer s w1fe convertmg her home 1nto a 4H Club meetlng place runnm the largest farm 1n the state He s happy healthy and wealthy 1 fsm e featgred 1n vaudevllle Slllglllg Sam You Made the Pants Too Long follow1ng her theory that There s no busmess l1ke Show Busmess now a research worker for a renowned 1nst1tut1on The Lxbrary of Congress demonstratmg the slogan Sleeplng on a Seeley IS l1ke Sleeplng on a Cloud professlonal basketball player IS st1ll try1ng to make a basket So far he hasn t beaten Red Brewster s average now owns a famous beauty salon catermg to the ellte puttlng on ham suppers for the beneflt of the Yellow Meetlng House D1str1ct domg domest1c work as governess 1n the fashlonable Loudonvxlle suburb mcely s1tuated ln a cozy home at Eagle Brldge graduate of art school draw1ng portralts of Famous People runn1ng away from g1rls as per usual He has been voted Stlllwater most perenn1al bachelor graduated from nursmg school workmg ln her favorlte doctor s offlce employed by Bob Hope to laugh at h1s Jokes boostmg busmess lmmensely as a secretary housewlfe now A certa1n Fort Nellson truck drxver brmgs that glow to her face mustache and all has money 1nvested all over the world One 1nvent1on and he was set for a wealthy llfel qulet as ever 1S now a rxveter at the Alco 1n Schenectady follow1ng h1s theory that busmess comes before glrls He xs now runn1ng the Charles Manufacturmg Company owns a refr1gerat1on plant and has contracts from many grocers tendmg h1s own bar fS1nce B111 took over the management the prof1ts seem to have dlsappeared 1 supervlsor of the nurses at Albany C1ty Hospltal and st1ll belng attracted by handsome mterns replacmg M1ss Sells she has held our cheerleadmg squad together for many years teachlng Soclal Studles and runn1ng competltlon w1th Prof Sheehan efflclently runn1ng a farm across the Hudson Rlver He ralses contented cows cheerful chlckens happy horses and perfect pxgs last but not least I hope I turned to a busmess career and am now teachmg bookkeepmg to the offspr1ng of the Ozark Mountalneers s1nce we have f1n1shed our Journey 1nto t1me and peeked 1n at the Class Patty Phelps ,Q 2 It 23 th - af 1 1 .-tx Q, : ' I- Q H Jr 1 f . ,V A A Q' 41 ' ' L. - .- I I E sue! M , . . . . , 1 1 I, 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 n u 1 l , . . . , ' S . , , . . . . . . ,, .,, ' ' fl ' x y - ' - n 1 . ' 1 . 1 1 1 1 , . 7 7 ' . . , . . . 1 1 1 1 , l . .1 g . 's . 1 . , ul 1 . 1 . ,. 1 . 1 1 1 , 1 4 y . ' . , 1 1 . 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 Y I 7 Y . . ' , . We . . . . . . . . 'K Q? 1' A 'Q 7 P ' 6 2

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, femor Hilary HE semor year of hlgh school IS a nostalglc one for most of us As we prepare to leave the walls of our second home, Stlllwater Central ' we flnd the leave takmg somewhat easxer when we recall the many memorles our twelve years have left to us We remember so well, when as scared lxttle fxrst graders we were 1ntroduced to school and M1ss Dunmgan our flrst teacher It s hard to belleve we once looked lxke th1s X SQ CQw The next September found us less scared and even ant1c1pat1ng the return to school and second grade We were d1v1ded 1n sectlons that year and had 2 teachers M1ss Fuller and M1ss Stephens Know Mrs Hutton! ln our thrrd year M1ss Stephens was agaln our teacher Our followmg grade years were completed wlth the follow1ng teachers Mrs Mohan Mrs Chase and Mrs Darrow In 7th grade we were 1ntroduced to changlng rooms for classes M1ss Bouchard our homeroom teacher, taught us most of our subjects and Mr Borst endeavored to make Jumor s1ze Emstems of us In the exghth grade Mr Dalton was our homeroom teacher and also taught us Engllsh and Math Mrs Hxllman and Mr Cmella taught us sclence and Mrs Fmch taught us Soclal Studles We then recelved our erghth grade dlplomas and the t1cket to enter hlgh school Our f1rst stop here was our Freshman Year M1ss Powers was our homeroom teacher and faculty adv1sor Some of our boys went out for sports and some of the glrls were on the cheerleadmg squad Our teachers that year were commerce M1ss Powers Soclal Studles Mrs Fmch, sc1ence, Mr Borst French Mrs Connors and Engllsh Mr Dalton Th1s frrst year went by 1n a flash It seemed, and then came our Sophomore year M1ss Rourke adv1sed us and was our homeroom teacher that year We began our campa1gn to ra1se money for the Semor trlp We sponsored a play dances and several food sales In our Jumor year M1ss Rourke was agam our adv1sor We also sponsored food sales and dances that year but the 1mportant dance of the year was the J umor Prom wh1ch was held on May 21 w1th Garry Stevens and hrs orchestra furmshmg the muslc Another very 1mportant event that year was rece1v1ng our class rlngs ln our Semor year we agam sponsored many projects w1th M1ss Rourke advxs mg us The proJects were dances food sales, selllng magazmes subscrlptlons, Chrlstmas cards, wr1t1ng paper and also sponsormg many raffles We presented a successful varlety show 1n February The 1mportant event of that year was the tr1p to our Natlon s Capltol and New York Although we regret to leave SCS we have many pleasant memorles to take w1th us Marllyn Cowm 22 D .. , o o 6 59 '- O A K ' U I g f 'K 0 ' if V' KK - x l- - . , 7 I , . . . , . , , . M it -:X Q L '-. ELXLSKYL 1 . ww: :Nxt 5-'32 Q Xi 'J 3? F9 QQ, X J j 'Zia' x X 4 4. X! . . , . . - 1 ' u . ' a . u : , ' . 2 , . -. ' . - s , - 2 , . . - 1 - 1 n , a . a , '

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Clam Poem The greatest day of all our years Is Graduatlon and now It nears So for the Class of 50 I ve somethlng to sa Ere we leave SCS on our Graduat1on Day F1rst 1n our Class there s the lad named CASE He s found h1mself an 1mportant place For class of 50 he s the Prez Best there ever was or IS Percy Aldrxch and her flam1ng red ha1r Has a temper to match and takes a dare But she s pr1vate property all boys agree She has eyes only for Eddle B How1e Baker s qu1te a WISE hand He certa1nly knows about farm1ng land He also creates qu1te a sensat1on Wlth h1S Lover Boy ' reputat1on Mar1e Barbolt has a pleasant Smlle And on a telephone she l1kes to d1al Sonny Cu1lla s number IS her own Wedd1ng horns for them w1ll soon be blown Has a face we often call poker He s full of pep and full of fun He s the fr1end of everyone Mar1lyn Cow1n Mac by name Has 1n th1s world but one a1m Th1s IS to be wlth Joe on the farm Even 1f they have to l1ve 1n the barn Percy Dodd s a farmer s lad In h1s stud1es not good not bad In school he IS so very qu1et But once outs1de he s a r1ot Eleanor Ga1lor our show gal Is thought by all to be a pal She does 1m1tat1ons that are really great, If ever on rad1o she ll surely rate' Next ID our growlng l1ne Is B1lly Hunter the lad always on t1me 'My work always done Is a phrase that to B111 means only fun Wherever we are there s always a demand For Ann1e G1lgallon to be on hand She s Jolly and peppy and full of fun She s won the heart of everyone Henry K1rby Hank by name In basketball w1ll r1se to fame One day he wants a house And Barb w1th h1m as h1s lov1ng spouse Elv1ra Gleeson that Crow H111 g1rl Certa1nly gzves the guys a wh1rl But we have no compla1nts agamst our pal You must agree she s qu1te a gall B1ll McLaughl1n s a woman hater He ll fall tho for a sweet Utermater He sets up p1ns every n1ght For bowlers who often make a strlke Marllyn Lalsdell buddy of Ellle G Is full of v1m v1gor and Vltallty She l1ves 1n the country on a farm She s l1ked by all because of her charm Ray Parker Clark Gable s compet1t1on Never asked for our perm1ss1on When he grew that famous mustache Wh1ch looked l1ke the real class Nancy La1sdell who s a popcorn eater Is a good customer for any theater She also l1kes many other th1ngs Includ1ng beaut1ful dlamond r1ngs W1ll surely make good some day He passes h1s t1me 1n h1S father s shop Noth1ng W111 stop h1S reach1ng the top Rosemary Lake B1lly s flame In basketball plays a n1ce game Her a1m 1n l1fe IS a nurse to be So she can Slt on the Doctor s knee D1ck Sherman IS next 1n l1ne H1s personal1ty we call f1ne Y D1ck s dr1v1ng glves h1s reputat1on Of belng SCS s true sensat1on' Joan Mac Chesney has a good mmd, And soon we re sure to f1nd That 1f everyth1ng tends to go her way She ll be a secretary some future day B1lly S1mmons that black eyed wonder Very seldom pulls a blunder In class he s s1mply great Klf he s on t1me and not ten mmutes latel Martha Murray not too often 1n class Has a good bra1n and IS sure to pass Bobby takes up all her spare t1me A cute couple they are do they sh1ne' Pass1ng the t1me work1ng on a farm Seems to hold a SPGCIHI charm At least Gerry W1ll1ams f1nds It so And worklng at Pratt s he ought to know -J , tg cf' ll x P , f .2 ffm J 1 1 . 1 1 , .1 ' , 7 , , ' . y . . . , ! 7 s y s ' J . . , . . , 7 Y 7 ' ' 1 7 7! ! P il Y, I ' ' ' l - ' 7 7 D . . . . .. J ' u . . , , 1 7 ' . . 7 ' 1 , 1 , . , . . , , . 1 1 , 1 1 , . . , . . ,, , . . . . . . , Y 1 , 1 . 1 1 . . 3 Norman Blodgett, who's our class joker, ' Ronnie Pickett, a whiz in every way, KC !l ' , l . 1 1 1 1 ,- , 1 , 1 1 1 1 . . . , 1 1 Y 1 y 1 , . . . . , , , . . . . 7 ' ' - ' at ' 77 ' , ' . 1 , 1 1 1 1 . 1 ! 3 . , . . , . , . . . , , . , . ' 3 7 s ' - I . . . . 9 . . , , I-J. C 7, 2 ' 7 . , , . , . 1 1 , 1, 1 , . , . , . . , ! 1 7. . , . a 2 . 7 , . . . . , . . . . . , 24 .