Stillwater High School - Cahotatea Yearbook (Stillwater, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1967 volume:

Tom Bar bolt Joe Petronis ( )arrior ore woi tf of one building — what is now the elemci members. tillwater has run the gantlet of its grow ng pains. To mak many childrfg found themselves 4 si .of the Uni central School as tary building. The. ..k • 111111 I I Ik 'vl-lat [Mil.hsjn-d I n in;; I lass. It was the first in mj years, and it gave a clear view of StillwaW it was then. The school consi gra lfSttHf1 I The years I .vc room for large building, or 0 t ai I first day back to scln ncd to the QuadtL IlChurd n U tr Because of the need f r more room and more modern facilities, Stillwater residents threw' their support behind the building of a modem, split-level structure that would house the high school and the primary grades. It was the year 1956 liven with this new school building, the people of Stillwater knew they would eventually need even more space and began to prepare for that event. In 1965 the need became greater, and so the modern high school building is now in the process of growing again. It is hoped that in the early part of the 1907-68 school year, an addition that will increase the size of the present building will be completed. Plans for an atomic plant in tin Stillwater area now bring the promise of better business opportunities and a greater pop ulatiuid The need for more room in our school w ill come again; and it will be met, as it he been met before. Bet inse the class of 1967 has spent its last year in the midst of the confusion and the ml-tious optimism of the prospect of a new and more spacious school, the theme of this -ar - WARRIOR is “Growth . Along with this goes our sincere appreciation for the concern and hard work of all those who have helped to make Stillwater Central School as it is today, and will b- tomorrow. V:- - We move; eve think; eve talk; eve act[ iir 1 II Dedication V e, the Class of 1967, dedicate our yearbook to the people who have never lost faith in us. I hey have stood by us in our defeats And helped us to our successes. It is our privilege and pleasure to dedicate the 1967 WARRIOR to our parents. D strict Superintendent MR. F. DONALD MYERS ) oard of I education STANDING: Mr. C. Bristol Mr. W. Mullady Mr. M. Hope Mr. L. McDonald Mr M Hcrlt SEATED: Mr. E. Smith Mr. L. Brownell Mr. D. Butler MISSING: Mr. J. Gannon Mrs. M. Figiel 7'acu tij History MR VAN BUREN MR. HOUSTON MR ROMINGER MR PORTER c5 c ence MR ADAMS MR RICHARDS MR BORST MR. FARNAN 7Kat i MRS. MILLER MRS MURPHY MISS BLAKE Music; MR SAETTA Industrial Arts; MR ROSSBACH Art; MR CONNORS Attendance: MISS NOSHER Nurse: MRS. BOYCE Librarian: MISS MAIN Guidance: MR. MUNSEN MR. SHAVER (missing) Latin English: MRS. BUTLER English: MR. O’NEILL MRS. McGAUGHEY French English MR. BARRINGER Spanish English MISS LAWRENCE (iafeteria Staff E Faman, E Baldwin. E. Sickler. C. Wiley, J Whitman. H. Canary ( ustoc ia Staff T Hojas. A. Ovcrockcr. E I«ane Jeacfiers7 I c es F M ESSO RE I) BARBOLT Seniors JOSEPH JOHN BOLTON TONI L. BRADLEY KARL J. BUTLER MARILYN MAUREEN BUTLER DIANE ROSE CHASE LAWRENCE M. CHUBA CLARK DALZELL ELAINE DANIELS SARAH S. FARNAN ALICIA F. GARGANO WILLIAM PAUL HAIZLIP KENNETH C. HATHAWAY JR. EDWARD JOSEPH KARDAS SUSAN UAH KELLOGG DONNA MANZER JUNE DORIS MARSHALL BONNIE McNEIL LINDA MILLER PATRICK MICHAEL MINICK JANICE MARIE MOORE KAREN MARIE MOORE MARY LOUISE MORBY DENNIS RAYMOND NELSON JENNIFER ANNE NELSON JOHN J. NOONAN DONNA MARIE OFFENBACKER THOMAS PENN RICHARD B ROURKE I KAREN E. SMITH MICHAEL J. STARKS MARION ANNA YARTER FERDINAND RUEPP DAVID M WHALEN J Junior (' ass PRES VICE PRES SEC. TREAS E. Coons J. Cukrovany K Drumm K. Gorsky Ross William Francine Trudy Barbei Starks Bcretta Paicnaude L Gorsky D. Gronczniak H. Abbey S. Abel P Arnold S. Guile K . Guttridge D Baker T. Barbolt L. Bouchard P Harbeson H Haskell E. Bradt A Brooks C Bruno B. Hogan G. Isles L Butterfield J. Canary F. Carson J Kelly W Kelly R Carson N. Cassier P Conley K Lavalla T. Lewis T. Marshall S. Mehan F Mellon R Moore J Niland M. Peacock L Penn J. Petronis B Phelps W. Pregent MISSING: J Arnold K. Bacon L. Bianco P Carney K Dalrvmple L. Gullotto P Marshall R Murphy F. Russell D. Stewart E. Tsehumi VV Webster S. Rounds W. Schroeder F. Sgambati D Smith P Van Etten J. Vano N Webstei R Werneburc D Whalen A. Zagorski I). Zygmon cSophomore C ass PRES. VICE PRES SEC. TREAS S. Dunn E. Ether Jack Joanne Laura Overton Hanehan Vega Debby Gemmiti R Fa man M Filer G. Acosta T Baker S. Baker A Fitzgerald K Fitzpatrick D Bochette M Bolton R Brownell S. F'olmsbee A Ford J. Bryan V Burke L. Butler S. Foster N. Gregg V. Cargil C Carpenter J Carpenter A. Griffin J. Guttridge W. Caswell B Cowin R Crammond T. Fiathaway L. DeLong A. DiBlazio B Drumm W. Herrick C. Hope L. Kellv C. Kusick M. Lewis M Marmillo S. Martin I) McClements S McDonald I) Medina T Messore J. Moore K Murphy A. Neilson E Nobles T. Overocker T Paffen P Paiterson E. Present M Reilly Jres ii men PRES Lorraine Carr V PRES Tim Boucher SEC. Betty Ontkush IREAS Joan Marshall G. Acosia A. Arnold T Baker G. Barton E Bouchard I) Brewster J. Brown J. Brown H Brownell B Brvant J. Burdvl A Burnett C. Calicchia J. Clark N. Clothier J. Conley K. Co win R. Cowles S. Dalrvmple I. Dunn J. Ether B Folmsbet D. Foster D. George Nl. Gibault R Goodrich T. Gorsky C. Greng K. Guile D. Hallum D. Hammond P Haskell S Hathaway D. Hewitt N. Intgersol! R Isolda W. Kardas C. Kellogg K Kemmet L. Layton S. Lowe B Lewis W-. Lewis K Luther G. Malinoski G. Marshall K McNeil W Mulladv R Nats K. Nelson S. Nobles T Noonan K Paffen C. Peacock M Raymond M Reilly I) River M Robinson L. Russell P Schell ) Sheehan R Shorter J Sickler V. Tanner B Thomas B Thomas C Thomas D. Thompson G N an Slvke D. VVanek C Wells E V J Wood Wood Yarter MISSING: C Nelson J Scully I). Starks | NMialen ) Baker G Bouchard G Brewster D Brown F Brown A Brvan P Burgess M Burnett | Butler S. Cameron K. Canary C. Capeci W. Carpenter D. Clark R Coonradt S. Cukrovannv M DeCoteau C I)erk Francis Mehan PRESIDENT Richard Barboh VICE-PRESIDENT Carol Vega SECRETARY Nancy |o Wilson TREASURER Cc ij jt i Jrar e L Derk C. Dewar D. Drumm A. Filer T. Fitzpatrick K. Flike M Friends F. Gaudette D. Gilgallon D. Goolev T. Gregg H. Griffen D. Guile C. Hagadorn D Harris K Harris ) Janiszewski Vf. Jones V Kardash C. Kellogg D Kemmet W. Krasuski J Kusick M. Um MISSING: C Nelson J. Scully I) Starks | Whalen P I.arnica B Madill G Madill C. Marmillo I). Marshall L. Martin H Mehan M. Mehan V Mehan J. Murphy W. Neilson M Nelson T Niland B Nobles J Nocito } Parrv C. Penn L. Present J Reilly G. Rvan W. Sawyer T. Schroeder T Sheehan S. Smith L. Snow T Tanner D. Thompson M Thompson P Vega I) Waldron L Werneburg I) Whitman S. Whitman P Whittman R Wright T Wright N Vetto N. Vetto F Zagorski eleven A (Jracfe D. Foster H Gullotto | Hagadorn D. Hanehan K Hathaway J. Hewitt B Hope D Houston K In t ersoll K. Isles P Kipp W. LaBari?e D Layton PRES. V. PRES SEC. TREAS. | Herrick P Boucher M Robinson N. Whalen J Acosta W Baker A. Batchelder L. Blowers A. Bolton I). Bowers T. Brewster M Brvan | Burdvl P Burke I). Canary M. Carney C. Chuba D. C onlev H. Cowles F. D'Aioia K. Demers G. Duchesne S. Dunn M Everett P. Fiorino Second Jracfe 7eacAers MRS GLTTRIDGE MRS. DE PAUL MRS SHAW MRS. HA JOS MRS DESCEND MR BARATTO Would you believe Miss Sophomore! Wanna drag? What do you mean, touch my elbows! Activities Ca iona Jfonor Society One of the most dramatic events of the year at Stillwater Central School is the assembly program sponsored by the National Honor Society. At this time new members are tapped from the senior and junior classes, and probationary members are named from the sophomore class. In order to be eligible for membership in the Society, seniors and juniors must maintain an average of 85%; sophomores are required to have an average of90%. In addition to this, eligible students must be outstanding in Character, Leadership, and Service. The members pictured above are: (seated) Alan Vega, Marion Yarter, June Marshall, Karen Smith, Linda Marshall (standing) Kathleen Gorski, Joseph Petronis, Thomas Barbolt, and Nancy Cassier. The Library Club is one of the service organizations of Stillwater that helps the librarian during school hours. They assist in many ways with all phases of work in our library, and help to make it an efficient study for all students. Secretarial Service cu The members of the Secretarial Service Club put their skills in typing and other business practices to good use by contributing their services to such groups as the teachers, the Fire Department, and the Salvation Army. Their generosity is greatly appreciated by the members of the community. £,b. rarij G u6 1. Bryan, D. Chase L. Russell, N. Patterson, M Raymond, B Snow, H Brownell, K. Moore. C. McGuire M Ev-NCClothiw t0n K SaWyer B Gul,0tt°' P Tschumi BACK ROW- L- Marten, M Robinson, C. Hope, S. Marten FRONT ROW K. Kemmit E. Wood J. Yarter F. Beret ta P. Schell G. Russell P. Boucher A. Bolton BACK ROW: K. Canary M. Friends V. Cargill N. Wilson P. La mica L. Snow D. Stewart, E. Morgan, R. Rourke, J. Burdyl, T. Niland,J. Perry, D. Kemmit,J. Butler, SECOND ROW: J. Janiszcwski, C. Capeci, J. Kusick, K Isles, L. Carr, V. Burke, B. Madill, J. Petronis, THIRD ROW': F. Zagorski, F. Russell, C. Calicchia, D. Bochette, T. Chase. nior Jiancf A. Bryan, L. Bianco, P Brown, G Brewster, B. Starks, T. Boucher, F. Sgambati. Juture JeacAers of America The f TA traditionally observes Ieacher Recognition Day and participates in field trips to nearby universities. The members of the FFA follow a vocational agriculture program in their studies in school and sponsors such activities as Christmas tree sales, basketball games, and others. Juture Jc armers of 7. merica Clubs such as the FTA and FFA give students an insight into their future vocations by providing them with a sampling of what these careers are like. JKat i Qilub The Math Club, a new'organization at Stillwater this year, under the able guidance of Miss Blake, has already participated in such activities as: a trip to the Rennselaer County Junior Museum, helping check and correct figures for the new addition, and regular weekly meetings. More field trips and mathematical contests with other schools are being planned for the future. ( 'Aess G uS The members of the Chess Club, and their advisor, Mr. O’Neill, spend many hours engaging in contests among themselves and other schools. 7. )as u'nyton ( )fu6 The V ashington Club is an organization composed of all seniors who plan to attend the traditional field trip to our nation s capital. The trip itself is the result of many months of planning and fund-raising through such activities as the sale of candy, magazines, and greeting cards. This trip to Washington is always a memorable experience for all those who go. SI G u6 A very popular activity at Stillwater, the Ski Club, has many members who enjoy weekly trips to a local ski area. The highlight of the year is an annual trip to Mount Snow in Vermont. The “Warriors” didn’t expect to be a top title threat, but they did eye the comeback trail. Injuries and lack of depth played a large role this year. In the opener Stillwater led throughout the whole game, only to have Cambridge tie the game 13-13 in the final minutes. Stillwater’s points came as Whalen took it over from the 2, Rourke made an extra point. Rourke also scored on a 3 yard run. The following Saturday, the “Warriors” were defeated by a strong St. Peter’s team, 25-6. Stillwater’s only score came in the second quarter as Minick intercepted a pass and, with the help of some good blocks from his teammates, ran 80 yards for the touchdown. Against Greenwich, Stillwater battled to a 6-6 tie at the halftime, only to lose it in the second half 20-6. The Warrior touchdown came as Marshall threw an 11 yard pass to Minick. Against Schuylerville, the “Warriors” led in the first quarter 7-0; but the “Horses” scored in the remaining 3 quarters to hand them a 20-7 defeat. Minick took a 35 yard pass from Whalen for the touchdown, and Carpenter scored the extra point. The “Warriors” then traveled to Broadalbin, this time to be on the short end of a 19-7 score. Rourke scored the touchdown and C. Carpenter scored the extra point. The next week Stillwater lost to a tough Fort Edward team 31-6. Stillwater’s touchdown came as Marshall threw a pass to Minick, who ran it in for the score. Winding up the season, the “Warriors” hosted a strong Hoosick Falls team in a heart breaker, as a Warrior touchdown was called back enabling Hoosick Falls to win 24-21. Stillwater’s score came as Minick skirted left end and with key blocks by Rivers, Carney, and Carpenter, ran for a touchdown. J. Carpenter added the extra point; then Drumm went for a touchdown. Minick took a pass from Marshall and ran 40 for another touchdown. C. Carpenter scored the extra point. Things look good for next year’s team as only three seniors are leaving. BILL HAIZLIP 5'4 165 Guard Senior Yayers PAT MINICK 6'2 195 End RICH ROURKE 5' 11 165 Halfback MARY MARMILLO CINDY HOPE DEBBIE LUSKIN ELAINE DANIELS NANCY CASSIER |ACKIE HOPE NOREEN PATTERSON 7Jarsitij C Jieer eacfe ers jfunior Uarsi y C dieerleaders BOTTOM ROW: I ura Vena Mary RuJ)inson Belly Onrtcush Vicky Carnill Nell Innersoll (ill Spickler STANDING: Pally Schell Candace kellonn Kathy Ryan fylSJVQ FIRST ROW: P Caswell, D. W'halen, W. Haizlip, P. Carney, P. Minick, J. Tromans. SECOND ROW: K. Butler,T. Bar-bolt, C Carpenter, T. Lewis, C. Dalzcll, T. Marshall, B. Drumm THIRD ROW: D. Zygmon, F. Sgambati, W. Caswell, R. Rivers, N. Gregg. MISSING: R. Rourke, J. Carpenter, R. Barber, W. Starks The Varsity Club was formed to encourage, develop, and support athletics in Stillwater Central School. Membership is open to all athletes who have earned at least one varsity letter while in attendance at Stillwater. Senior G£eer eacfe ers SALLY FARNAN DEBBIE LUSKIN NOREEN PATTERSON - Captain JACKIE HOPE — Co Captain DONNA CASCHERA ELAINE DANIELS BOOSTERS Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brown Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bryan Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Butler Mr. and Mrs. Norman Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Caswell Mr. and Mrs. Leverne Chase Mr. and Mrs. John Daniels Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dromirecki Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Drysmala Dr. and Mrs. Frank Gargano Mr. and Mrs. Harris Gibault Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haizlip Mrs. Mary Hickey Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Hope Mr. and Mrs. George Ingersoll Mr. and Mrs. Leonard D. Kellogg Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Henry Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Burt McNeil Mr. and Mrs. Paul Minick Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Minick Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Morby Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Donald Offenbacker Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Josef Ruepp Mr. and Mrs. John Sgambati Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Lewis Smith Valentine Vega Jr. Lee Wiley Raymond Wright Norman Yarter and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. Alicia and Pat Rachel Whalen's Gas Station Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Compliments of West Virginia Pulp and Paper Advertisements _______VI WE RE TICKLED PINK” TO SERVE YOU AT STILLWATER 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. 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 BEST WISHES GEORGE S. 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MILLER, Manager Best Wishes Best Wishes From From THE JUNIORS THE SOPHOMORES Compliments Compliments of of THE FRESHMEN THE SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES