Stillwater High School - Cahotatea Yearbook (Stillwater, NY)

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JAMES PRICE IV Basketball 1 Varstty Basketball Football 1 2 Baseball 3 Varstty Club 2 Semot Play 4 Washington Club 4 l QWWQP W Wswdyfpgyj 2 JOSEPH POITRAS JR, Manager of Sports 1 Varsity Club 2 Audio Visual Club 2 3 Student Councll Officer IV Basketball 3 Varslty Basketball 3 4 Class Offtcer 4 Senior Play 4 Yearbook 4 Press Club 4 Washlngton Club 4 Varsity Football 3 MARY LOU SGAMBATI Varsrty cheerleadtng 3 IV cheerleadtng 1 2 Intramurals 1 2 4 fiiiliziil Press Club 4 W Yearbook Staff4 M Natlonal Honor Soclety 2 3 Future Teachers of Amenca 4 Semor Play 4 Class Offtcer 4 W iff' Oratorlcal Contest 2 3 Washtngton Club 4 WJ WW C fl ' W 4 fi .2 WJ L , ,4 , . . 3,4 ' ,3,4 W .' j - 'fx ' C I i . D . .4 , -' 's M ' '. I ' ' . 'rw M 1

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X Class Hzstory f Our flrst day of school it seemed just the begmnmg of a new adventure rn play lt was that important person the grade teacher who helped us to realtze what we were here for Gradually it seemed we passed through the grades ull we reached the seventh level Suddenly thtngs were different but we qurckly accltmated ourselves to the new schedule of changlng classes Ttme began to fly a ltttle faster with the extra homework and new actrvttres And as we walked along the halls and saw the Semors passrng by we looked forward to the day when we would be Semors and be as btg and important as they seemed to us then When we htt our freshman year we began the four year long study courses Yet school meant more to us than htstory and Englrsh and math rt meant football and baseball clubs and ptcnlcs and prepartng for our Sentor trip to Washtngton It would take a good hunk of money for that mp and we would have to ratse tt Food sales were our old stand by for a money ratstng prolect Trouble was our class was so small that half the food would be sold to the faculty before the general publtc got a chance To all of us school meant basketball too In fact that sport was a mam attractton for qulte a few of the boys and hkewtse cheerleadmg for some of our gtrls It was certatnly a great day tn the morntng fabout o clock tn the morntngj when the team came home from Conventton Hall wtth the champtonshtp cup for Class E tn the Secttonals was our last year tn school and our teachers renewed thetr efforts to make us realtze the Importance of our subjects We delved rrght tnto a host of acttvtttes There was the monthly school paper the Warrior that we had charge of and each person tn the class had a part tn publtshmg tt The yearbook was started and what a lot of ttme and effort went mto rt especrally from the staff ln December we put on our flrst play Grandma s Last Chance That was fun and O boy some of those rehearsals were hllartousl There were magaztne and card sales and food sales and dances of course All this and more too Sometlmes we were so busy ll seemed we were rushmg along on a breathtakmg rollercoaster ride Some of us were busy preparmg for college whrle others were eager for summer and a full ttme Job By March we d settled our plans for the Washington trtp and looked forward to tt eagerly By May we would be looktng back at rt remembertng wrth a gnn and a slgh Ftnal tests would arrtve qutckly enough tn June And then our good bye to SCS graduatton Graduatton wasn t merely the end of school tt was the door to wtder hortzons just the begtnntng of another and bugger adventure by Celta Abel 57 I z . . . . . I l . I I U I Q . I 0 I . ' . . U . . S . ' , . - - . . . - ' I 0 I 4 . I ' . . . ' . . . . . , , . . . . . . ,, ,, . . When we flew into our Senior year, the velocity of the day increased more and more. It ,, ,, . . . . . . . I I ' I I W I ' I D . . . 3 , . ' D . . . . . , . . i . . ' . . . . . . . - - ' . O I I ' I