Stillwater High School - Cahotatea Yearbook (Stillwater, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1970 volume:

t-)e must 6e, if we wou cf enier 7 jis wide world of strife, druer sportsmen, better players dn tlis yame of life. I tail to thee our own Stillwater t2if your voices clear l-)e are Here to do tlee Honor, J Jraise tlee far and near. - . MRS. NORMAN 3ost assignments . . . cfass officers . . . scarecf sopfomores . . . fopefufjuniors . . . . . . conficfent seniors . . . cfates . . . tarcfy Seffs . . . feartfreafs . . . fomeworf Jit omen is free from notetahiny, teachersy yames, classes, meetings. EDITOR Mary Robinson ASSISTANT EDITORS Holly Brownell Mary Raymond WARRIOR STAFF Christy Peacock Linda Russell Joan Marshall Janet Ether Joanne Sheehan Nell Ingersoll Candy Kellogg Joan Yarter ADVISORS Mis. Butler Mr. Cunningham LUNAR LANDING CONFIRMED Dedication Throughout the years, our nation has been striving towards the goal of sending a man to the moon. We are proud to acknowledge the fact that this goal was accomplished during our most memorable year. It is with this thought that we, the Class of 1970, dedicate our yearbook, Warrior ’70, to the men who have helped to promote peace througnout the world by furthering the conquest of space. Therefore, it is our privilege to dedicate our yearbook to the Apollo 11 Space Team, Neil Armstrong, Edwin Aldrin, and Michael Collins. in n i s r a o n The administration hath respect, not to the few, but to the multitude STANDING - Mr. B. Benson, Mr. L. McDonald, Mr. J. VanVranken, Mr. C. Bristol SEATED - Dr. L. Smith, Mr. L. Brownell, Mr. D. Butler, Mr. E. Smith MISSING - Mr. M. Herlt, Mr. W. Mullady Tfoarcf of C cfucation MR. F. DONALD MYERS District Hiperintenc ent MR. SANDORA Guidance MRS. BOYCE Nuise MR. GREMER Guidance MRS. HICKEY Office Manager MRS. CAMPBELL Secretary MR. BURGESS Attendance MRS. KUSHNEIR Bookkeeper a c a i t y The whole art of teaching is only the art of awakening the natural curiosity MR. FARNAN MR. RICHARDS MR. ROGNER Science MR BORST MR. BARRINGER MR PORTER MR CARPENTER History Department MR HOUSTON MR VAN BUREN Chairman l anyuaye Departm en MR. HEIFETZ MR. CUNNINGHAM MRS. BUTLER Chairman MR. COKER MR. MARTIN Mat , % Depar men MRS. BEAN Chairman i us mess Oepartrnent MR. MacDOUGALL MISS ORNBERG MR. RENADETTE MRS. MORMILE MRS. ROONEY Chairman 7lrts MR. LEVITTO Driver Education MR. McCLAY Agriculture MR. LOGGINS Industrial Arts MR. SCHMIDT Art MR. CONNOR Mechanical Drawing, Art MISS JAMES Home Economics MRS. TROMBLEY Physical Education MISS MAIN Librarian MR. SAETTA Music MR. LILAC, MR. MATTIES Physical Education ( )afeteria Staff Mrs. Farnan, Mis. Lowell, Mr. Sickler, Mr. Wiley, Mr. Whitman, MR. Canary ( afeteria 7Ucfs Mr. Barbolt MR. Tanner Mr. Messore ( ustocfians Mr. Tucker Mr. Lane Mr. Ford e n 1 o r s The true beginning of our end TERRY ROYCE BAKER ALFRED PERRY ARNOLD JR. He seeks a better and easier way of doing things He who is of a calm and happy nature GEORGE THOMAS BARTON 'Tis not too late to seek a newer world BONNIE L. BARKMAN A fit of laughter which has been indulged to excess almost always produces a violent reaction RONALD A. BEBLOWSKI Smile with the intent to do mischief' TIMOTHY F. BOUCHER Endurance, foresight, strength and skill DEBORAH JOAN BREWSTER The girl has great charm EDWARD E. H. BRITTEN He seemed a silent fellow JAMES BROWN Tough is J. B., tough and devilishly sly BARBARA ANN BRYANT There was a soft and pensive grace, a cast of thought upon her face JENNIFER A. BROWN Her eyes as stars of twilight fair HOLLY MARY BROWNELL Manner, not gold, is a woman's best adornment JOHN JOSEPH BURDYL ”1 am not in the role of common men SANDRA LEE DALRYMPLE ROBERT L. GOODRICH Freedom and peace DIANE CARTER HALLUM Small in stature but mighty in spirit CLAUDIA ANN GREGG Quiet and demure, she says little but thinks much THOMAS A. GORSKY Good nature is more agreeable in conversation than wit CANDACE MARGARET KELLOGG All the charm of all the muses KATHLEEN MARIE KEMMET The sense of musical delight is a gift of imagination WILLIAM R. LAWYER A moral, sensible, and well-bred man LINDA SUSANN LAYTON Silence can do much good, and little harm SHIRLEY MAY LAYTON Always quiet but we know she's there KEITH ALLEN LUTHER The spirit of truth and the spirit of freedom GEORGE L. MARSHALL ROBERT E. MAHER The secret of success is constancy to purpose He that has patience may compass anything KAREN NELSON ELIZABETH J. ONTKUSH Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm CHRISTY A. PEACOCK To know her is to like her' MARY LOUISE REILLY If a woman has long hair, it is a glory to her” GEORGE RUEPP He cried for madder music and stronger wine JOANNE PAULA SHEEHAN She gives no heed of tomorrow, but fun today” ROBERT C. SHORTER ’’Live and let live as I will do VIRGINIA MARIE TANNER BRENT W. THOMAS ”He did fly upon the wings of the wind CHRISTINE ANN THOMAS Fair and softly goes far EDWARD J. WOOD He's a very devil” JOAN ELLEN YARTER ”1 am small I know, but wherever I go the fields grow greener still YVONNE MARIE WOOD Mischief dances in her eyes' Senior ( ’ ass Officers JOAN MARSHALL - President JANET ETHER - Vice President BETTY ONTKUSH - Secretary JOAN YARTER - Treasurer anJ SCecu for S a e 'Repents Sc iofars iip Regents Scholarship Winner DAVE HEWITT SHYEST Linda and Eddy Jim and Donna CLASS FLIRTS }auorites BEST DRESSED Holly and Tom Tom and Patty BEST LOOKING Are you sure that's Mr. MacDougall? I'm all right. It's the world that's upside down. Remember when? Caught you ... at it again! Bathing Beauties? J. Baker R. Barbolt T. Bendon G. Brewster D. Brown P. Brown A. Bryan P. Burgess J. Butler S. Cameron K. Canary C. Capeci W. Carpenter D. Clark S. Cukrovany M. DeCoteau C. DeWar D. Drumm A. Filer jfuniors T. Fitzpatrick K. Flike F. Gaudette D. George D. Gilgallon D. Gooley T. Gregg H. Grilfen R. Groncziak C. Hagadorn D. Harris K. Harris J. Janiszewski D. Jones V. Kardash G. Katz C. Kellogg D. Kemmet W. Krasuski B. Kussius P. Lamica B. Lewis W. Lewis B. Madill G. Madill C. Marmillo D. Marshall L. Marten F. Mehan H. Mehan NOT PICTURED: C. Nelson M. Nelson T. Schroeder L. Werneburgh ( ass of 1971 J. Parry J. Reilly J. Reilly R. Ronaa R. Rose G. Ryan T. Sheehan S. Smith L. Snow J. Stevens T. Tanner D. Thompson C. Vega D. Waldron J. Whalen T. Whitley N. Wilson P. Whitman R. Wright T. Wright N. Yetto N. Yetto F. Zagorsk! L. Zuflo Sophomores J. Acosta W. Baker A. Batchelder A. Bolton G. Bouchard P. Beucher D. Bowers T. Brewster M. Bryan J. Burdyl P. Burke D. Bushnell D. Canary J. Carbauh M. Carney C. Chuba H. Cowles F. D'Aloia J. DeCota K. Demers G. Duchesne S. Dunn G. Durocher M. Everett P. Florino D. Foster B. Gullotto J. Hagadorn D. Hanehan K. Hathaway J. Herrick J. Hewitt K. Ingersoll K. Isles P. Kipp J. Kusick R. Kussius ( ' ass of 1972 VI. LaBarge D. Layton J. Maciariello R. Marcella C. McGuire K. Miller S. Moore S. Mulrain j. Murphy B. Nelson D. O'Kosky P. O’Kosky W. Ontkush T. Osborn W. Palmieri J. Patterson E. Peregrim J. Potter M. Robinson G. Russell G. Russom C. Ryan J. Schultz L. Schultz J. Sheehan VI. Shorter J. Smith D. Spear R. Urbaetis P. Vega B. Ward B. Wells N. Whalen A. Zullo MISSING: R. Coonradt E. Morgan J. Barber D. Barton K. Bochetti M. Bouchard K. Bowers D. Britt J. Brown K. Calicchia D. Canary D. Canary M. Canary G. Carpenter S. Caswell 7reshmen T. Clark D. Conley K. Coonradt J. Coons P. Coon S. Daigle M. D’Aloia R. Dalrymple L. DeCota L. DeCota B. Devers S. Drumm R. Ether D. Fitch S. Fitzgerald S. Flike T. Gagan P. Gaudette R. Gaudette M. Gibeault P. Gilgallon D. Gronczniak C. Hammond H. Harbeson W. Harris L. Hayner K. Hogan P. Janfszewski K. Jones S. Kiley D. Kusick D. LaBarge T. LaBarge R. LaPointe T. Lesson M. Lewis R. Lonee D. Luther D. Machia J. Mahar M. Mahar S. Mali noski F. Marshall W. Marshall J. Meehan L. Monahan H. Monty J. Morgan R. Mulrain M. Nass Glass of 1973 Missing: William Mills Sandra Arnold Donald Gagne R. Nelson B. Nobles D. Osborn B. Parry M. Patenaude J. Patterson R. Patterson R. Pettigrew R. Potter S. Potter M. Reilly P. Rivers J. Robinson R. Ronda H. Ruepp B. Russom J. Sabatino P. Sabatino S. Schell D. Schweder D. Sherman T. Sherman D. Sissom L. Slocum K. Spear T. Stewart P. Tanner T. Thomas S. Van Volkenburg B. Vega E. Viall D. Waldron P. Wilson P. Yandell M. Zullo D. Zygmon K. Altrock A. Baker B. Baker J. Baker K. Baker F. Bouchard J. Bowers G. Brewster M. Bryan M. Bryan C. Burke B. Bussing C. Calicchia R. Cameron M. Camerota K. Connor T. Coonradt N. Coon Cc jjfij i cJrcicfe E. Cowin M. Crammond L. Cukrovany G. Daigle D. Dantz M. DeCota D. Demers L. Derk K. Everette C. Fancy R. Fisher K. Fitch M. Folmsbee K. Foster D. Kussius K. LaBarge A. Maciariello A. Malinoski E. Marble B. Marshall M. Marshall B. Hayner R. Kardas F. Kardash C. Kellogg D. Kobzar C. Kolonsky P. McLaughlin K. Medina D. Mehan M. Mehan C. Messore W. Moore B. More dock J. Murphy K. Murray L. Nelson S. Nobles L. Nocito W. Patenaude M. Rinaldi R. Robbins L. Russom C. Russom R. Scoville G. Shorter G. Wanek J. Spear N. Wanek A. Stanley R. Welch A. Stanley b. Wortman W. Stanley c. Yandell D. Stewart w. Yankowski J. Tedesco A. Zullo E. Travis K. Zurlo T. Travis N. Zygman R. Arnold P. Banks F. Batchelder D. Belmonte M. Bianco B. Bochette T. Bocchetti B. Bolton M. Bouchard T. Boucher M. Bouyea A. Bowers J. Bowers C. Brown D. Bryan M. Burdyl S. Burke M. Bussing L. Callahan G. Carpenter K. Carpenter c euent i Jracfe C. Connor M. Cook M. D'Aloia T. Dantz L. DeCelle M. Dennis S. DeSorbe C. Drumm R. Fitzpatrick C. Flike E. Folmsbee D. Gagne J. Gagne B. Gaudette W. Gaudette M. Gorsky R. Hagadorn M. Harbeson C. Harrington C. Harris L. Haskell W. Hathaway C. Heller W. Hewitt G. Jones M. Kardash A. Kemmet V. Krasuski T. Lesson K. Marsh S. Marshall D. Miller W. Miller L. Moll S. Morgan D. Murphy C. Nelson W. Phillips C. Rankin K. Schultz S. Scully J. Sheehan CAass of 1975 K. Waldron P. Waldron M. Welch C. Whalen J. Wolff P. Wood S. Sherman J. Skutnisky L. Stanley W. Sullivan B. Thomas C. Travis P. Viall Missing: W. Hayner MRS. SMITH Core C urncuium lu C. Morelli P. Mullady W. Quackenbush E. Thompson D. Wood J. Carlucci T. Careon L. Dalaba M. LeClair D. Legnante D. McNeil c u I e s Interest speaks all sorts of tongues and plays all sorts of parts Cationa }{onor Society Members of the National Honor Society are selected on the basis of their outstanding character, service, leadership, and scholarship. Elected by vote of the faculty, the members of the National Honor Society have received the highest honor a high school student can receive. This year they served the school by taking care of pre-school children whose parents were attending Elementary Parent-Teacher Conferences. With Mrs. Butler, their advisor, they set up a tutoring program. Student Council The purpose of the Student Council is to provide a democratic means of communication and coordination among students, faculty, and administration in our school. Elected by the student body each year, its membership consists of two representatives and one alternate from each homeroom. From these, a president, vice-president, secretary and treasurer are selected. The elected representatives meet each week to discuss issues pertinent to our school and to find new ways of improving our school. The Senior Band provides music for concerts, parades, and football games. One of their major events this year was the concert which the band presented at Christmas time. Under the skillful direction of Mr. Michael Saetta, band members devote many hours of practice to the band. Each band member receives one credit for his work each year. ?rencfi ( uf) The French Club consists of students who wish to further their knowledge of the customs of France and other French speaking countries. Their activities include bake sales and an international dinner. Under the supervision of Mr. Martin, their advisor, they are planning a trip to Canada. It is the goal of the club to make this trip an annual affair. Under the guidance of Mrs. Rooney, the girls in Secretarial Service Club volunteer their typing services to the faculty, the school organizations, and the community. In doing this, they receive practical experience which will benefit them whether they take a position immediately after graduation from high school or decide to attend college. rary CM The Library Club is a valuable asset to the library and to Miss Main, the librarian. The members assist at the charging and pass desks. They also make up book lists and displays. They also help by locating books asked for in reserve requests. The members become better acquainted with the library and the services it offers. l)arsiiy C ) ub The Varsity Club was formed to encourage, develop, and support athletics in Stillwater Central School. A new member must be voted in unanimously by the other members before he can become a member. In order to be eligible for membership, an athlete must have earned at least one varsity letter while attending Stillwater Central School. The members promote good sportsmanship and school spirit. future farmers of 7lrnerica The Future Farmers of America is an active organization in the school. It is as- sociated with the BOCES agricultural program and the agricultural courses taught in our school. The members engage in such activities as a Christmas tree sale and a turkey sale for the purpose of raising money. 7luc io TJisuaf CfuS With their advisor, Mr. Borst, these students repair and service the A.V. equipment. They often help teachers to set up and use projectors. By doing this they learn new skills and contribute to the educational program of the school. JJfiotoyrap iy The Photography Club is taught the an of taking, developing, and enlarging pictures by their advisor, Mr. Evans. They use the skills they learn by taking pictures for several school organizations including The Stillwater Review and The Warrior. The Current Events Club is a new organization that gives students the opportunity to get together and discuss current topics. Mr. Carpenter, the advisor, stresses that it is the students' club; they choose the topics to be discussed. During the year the students held debates on such problems as the use of drugs and they had guest speakers. Some of their time and efforts were spent in arranging such social affairs as picnics and parties. The school newspaper gives the students of a school an opportunity to learn to express themselves on the topics that are important to them. The newspaper club meets frequently to make assignments and plan their publication. Their advisors are Mr. Houston and Mrs. Mormile. 'Industrial 7lrts ( 'tub A new club in our school this year is the Industrial Arts Club. Under the supervision of Mr. Loggins, the members develop skills by making useful and artistic objects. They become better acquainted with and more adept at using the shop machinery. Airplane C Iub The Airplane Club is a group of boys who find enjoyment in making and flying model airplanes. The large open spaces around the school provide an excellent place for them to pursue their hobby. Mr. Evans is their advisor. T5 i_ C £ - 5 S r __________ � '3 Warriors I rip Hoosiers, 16-6 By HI TO) LILAC over for the tsuchttown frr STILl .WATER - Lad by the « yard li« hr M| inspirational running of Junior then called or lb’ halfback Jimmy Baker and fullback for tb bl . k busting fullback Keilh Flike again •hr bull water Warriors Warr X. at I over Ihe Hnnaick Falla Z 'aV A got the ;• il game as t c.Li ■ 'C tS - ? 8 Fltar game pi The Warr light '-Vtiuyler. spot with i result of Cambridge and by the score of i6-« Saturday he'. pI'VNrturd enabK Hlive ti. ae raC ever the top ;prd as a p of dnin , in Hoosic. .nbied on ' second hr. 'covai vard li. serond place lie wit.. 1 M. wKto only tv. fiharita , ne Falls c. encounters left to play €a ,w ler 21 Hcawick Falla took the ope. ’yards to go tv __ mckoff and immediately went hl� hi ( their strong running attack of • 21 yard toe halfback Bob Dowling and fullback Mike Darkin. The � tle«. Hoosiers brought the ball to the W m Warriors yard line where Stillwater Stillwater’s Bob Maher th the U. intercepted a pass thrown by the falls quarterback Bob Miharita ending a serious scoring threat by Huosick Falls I b The Warriors offense directed atu ▼ Jr by senior quarterback Tom r cov'-Noonan went immediately to the 125 v_ i Junior fullback Flike who and Flikr proceeded to pick up carrying considerable yardage But both the bah defenses stiffened and neither halfba “ team could Ret a serious offense dirt ' generated The Warriors were ex forced to punt on the last play of f the first quarter aa Noonan sm if boomed the punt to the Monsters 18 and Stillwater's defenr £• continued to apply pressure _ ' £ £ -Sr tW Hoosick Falls ruar Going nowhere, the W bad to give up the for they punted to the Wr yard line Flike a £Kt started running wii A w and Stillwater drov ten yylavs with F . MCia no ToUb ' Score b. Mjm GHEEirr • High School v Section Two Ha pionship here ' g -----— . P . inning ai- ' Hi iB v .0. 3 Vescor '’•A £ S « r J“v Ta .ater J ■ ff ? -■ rJ%$ i� a Stillwater for the ■es. tth triumph a% left hander A ked 2 and gave mixing bi throu score two Mike Duri' start Cq walked o r t s The painful warrior famoused for fight; after a thousand victories cS eruor JJ ciijers TOM NOONAN TOM CHASE TIM BOUCHER BILL MULLADY CARL CALICCHLA BOB MAHER 1 Jars y 7oo 6aff At the end of the football season the Stillwater Warriors were in second place in the Washington County League. In non-league competition they held a record of five wins and two losses. It was expected to be an average season for the Warriors, but to the surprise of many, they were in contention for the championship. They scored the most and were least scored upon in league competition. The precise passing of Noonan, the fine defense of Calicchia, the spectacular running of Maher, the excellent blocking of Mullady, and the superior catching of Chase were all important factors in a very satisfactory season. Schuylerville 28 Stillwater 12 Hoosick Falls 6 Stillwater 16 St. Peter's 12 Stillwater 42 Ockawamick 0 Stillwater 26 Cambridge 14 Stillwater 0 Greenwich 0 Stillwater 8 Corinth 0 Stillwater 34 Let's Go! Tom Noonan making a fast break. Fine Team Effort! Carl on his way to make a touchdown. Bill Carpenter breaks through. Billy Mullady downing an opponent. Carl Calicchia gaining yardage. , Junior 7) arsilu ( ieer eacfers Cheerleaders are more than just mere spectators. A cheerleader’s job is to get the spectators to support their team by yelling chants. Two pep rallies are held each year, at the beginning of each season. Here the students learn the chants. This year there were two Hush Days.” A penny fine was charged if a cheerleader caught any student talking in the halls. The money that was collected during the day was given to the class that could yell the loudest at the pep rally held at the end of the day. A varsity cheerleader must be in 10th, 11th, or 12th grade. A Junior Varsity squad is chosen from the 9th, 10th or 11th grade. Tryouts are held at the end of each year. Cheerleading is a big ambition for most high school girls. Those chosen perform a great service for the school. PATTY (CO-CAPTAIN) DINDA Senior NELL BETTY (CAPTAIN) DONNA 7 tars ity ia 1969-70 The 1969-70 basketball season of the Stillwater Warriors began with four returning lettermen. Despite their definite lack of height, the Warriors were considered one of the best teams in the Washington County League. The team placed five starters anion the ten top scorers in the league. The keys to the success ot this year's team were its strong defense and balanced attack. The outlook for next season is one of uncertainty, but with the ever-improving junior players and a fine group of sophomores coming up there are good chances for a league championship. 1969-70 'J. V. J3 asJzetka Coach MacDougall, in his first year coaching, has had a fine season. The Stillwater J. V. 's waged a fantastic comeback after a slow start, with a four game winning-streak. They received good scoring from John Herrick and Dave Conley and fine ball handling from Dennis Hanehan. Benjy Nelson and John Potter lead the team in rebounding. With several of this year's team returning, next year's Junior Varsity season looks promising. 7 )arsity Jiaseba I The 1969 Varsity Baseball team won seventeen games and lost only one, capturing the Washington County League Trophy for the first time in seven years. Thanks to the superb pitching of Bill Caswell and Glenn Brewster, the consistent hitting of Bob Maher, Tim Boucher, Tom Noonan, and Tom Chase and the outstanding fielding of Dave Bochette, Jim Brown, Mike Reilly, Tom Tanner, and Pete Burgess, the Stillwater Warriors also became the Class D, Section II Champs. With all but two players returning, we're looking forward to a fine team again this year. M2 7.)resiling Wrestling is a sport which pits two men of equal weight against each other in a test of skill, determination and endurance. Men of all sizes, from ninety pounds to unlimited weight can wrestle. In its first year as a varsity sport, the team wrestled a full schedule of teams in the Washington County League. With its coach, Mr. Ken Schmidt, the team traveled to the Waterford Invitational Tournament and to the Washington County League Tournament. With all its wrestlers returning, the team looks forward to an excellent season next year. Senior Tfig i 7r?tram ura s (Jir s 1 Spor s .Junior l iy i Jn iram ura s (Jirfs’ 3eacfers Association The members of the Girls’ Leaders Association are selected by Mrs. Ravena in recognition of their superior qualities of leadership and good sportsmanship. They often assist Mrs. Ravena in supervising the various girls' activities. e m e The directions which education starts a man will determine his future life” n t a Cfernentary Principal MR. CARUSO urse MRS. FLAHERTY (Secretary Li6rarian MRS. HOWE MRS. CARNEY MRS. SHEEHY MRS. CALLAHAN MRS. BURKE MR. LILAC 9 O u r A 9 r a r e MISS MORTON MRS. WOOD MRS. SHAW MRS. PATRICK MISS CLANCY - SUBSTITUTE MRS. PICKETT MRS. PALMER MRS. PALEY 'Jlu toyrap is Jrom the Tieyinniny . . . Here are the places where many of our happy and trying hours were spent. In the 1970 Warrior we hope we have captured many of these moments as long lasting memories. These buildings have helped to shape a wonderful part of our lives; they will never be forgotten. . . . o t ie Cjncf. RGH 3 largo ro'iN fltoa .fumiihed AL'Z LATEST NEWS 'A _ ------- •oir ji beu uuin-2 5 40 3 AdulU I- 95 Congress Itchtn, 2 bedrtv it water, atov p MO per mon-W APAJ . dlo U-Apartmen? kltche- fc fleet ■T- gfr n 272 fmf j BURv apa Jm 1 ater ibl at, hot � ee. lat vly oecor fe: � • roo� t-' .ier, light , rei Adults. 9100. 29: W end, VO V ( rr U -Lovely fla. and bath. Wai. irrhe and h «d Read Kefrrencefcj vtOOX W , fefieal TaXsA GIRL — ?e ■ Us'la' n nc u. 52 lnauj ' Deo. ractor. i LA«Ot ment Bis’ HTr — wa throuihout. A washer include' rLA'i ISLAND .«ation room completed. 23’ 10 fort i NICVI PORT SCHUv4 .Arsenal row MBCHAKj centr . .er. 1 del ! -nr Vor women, G ( 6� £ r e zn e n It only goes to show you, it pays to advertise” BOOSTERS Ann Marie and Lynn Mr. and Mrs. George Barton Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Brewster Ann Bristol Mrs. Amos Brown David Brownell Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brownell Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Brownell Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Brownell Mr. and Mrs. Owen Campbell Edward D. Canary Mr. Jesse Clark Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Connor Stephen DeMarco B. S. Di Siena Mr. John Doran Mr. and Mrs. David W. Houston III Miss Lois James Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kelloggjr. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Kolonsky Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Maher Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Maher Jr. Miss Linda Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Marshall Michael Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Laurence F. McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Burt W. 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White Mr. and Mrs. Donald Whitman Mr. and Mrs. Barney Woolsey Mr. and Mrs. Norman H. Yarter Mrs. Jennie Nass Bob and Pat GEORGE S. BOLSTER Photographer 1 Phila Street Saratoga Springs, New York Telephone 584-6820 Class Rings - Graduation Announcements Name Cards and Accessories - Caps and Gowns Taylor-made Yearbooks BALFOUR-TAYLOR Represented by BOB GRAY - DON NASH - JIM GERDING DICK SIMS - BOB MAC FADDEN P.O. Box 2509 Schenectady, N. Y. 12309 The rung of a ladder was never meant to rest upon, but only to hold a man's foot long enough to enable him to put the other somewhat higher. - THOMAS HUXLEY Best Wishes F rom THE STILLWATER TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION Chapter 45 New York State Teachers Association Compliments of KORELL CORP. Mechanicville, New York SIBLEY CHEVROLET. INC. Highway 1 46 Mechanicville New York Phone 664-6148 Compliments to MODERN PHARMACY the Class of '70 F rom ANCHOR INN 89 N. Main Street Mechanicville, N. Y. JEROME MASTRIANNI, JR. Saratoga Lake Phone 664-52 11 Compliments of YOUR LOCAL AGWAY WISHES YOU GOOD LUCK! CORCORAN-COWIN Stillwater, N. Y. JOYCE’S LOG CABIN 61 North Main Street Mechanicville New York MO 4-5222 Catering to: Banquets, Weddings, and Parties Compliments of (Rabid Jool C°- 9 - Jigs - Fixtures - Dies Jig Grinding Precision Machining Phone: 664-4261 Compliments of STUDENT COUNCIL Mechanicville, N. Y. 12118 A gift for this year’s graduates ... free checking account service You want to be sure you manage your money wisely, right? Of course. So our graduation gift of free checking account service for one year will help you do that. “How?” you say. Glad you asked. When you pay by check your quarterly statement will show what you’ve spent and where the money went. And more. Those cancelled checks will be proof you paid. The Bank National Commercial Bank and Tmst Company For job opportunities at The Bank, just write or call our Personnel Department. LYND-BROUSSEAU INC. JOHN W. LYND EUGENE T. BROUSSEAU Complete Insurance Service 116 Park Ave. Mechanicville, N. Y. 12118 Tel. 664-4821 Dependable Service Since 1894 Compliments of A FRIEND Congratulations to the Senior Class HISER’S Electrical Service Appliance Co. Mechanicville, N. Y. MICHELE’S GROCERY MARGARET and PASQUALE 159 N. Main Street Mechanicville, N. Y. Phone 664-7595 Compliments of BUBBLE’S SNACK BAR Dl SIENA’S PAINT SUPPLY 49 Saratoga Avenue Mechanicville 664-4761 BUCHDAHL’S MENSWEAR Park Avenue Mechanicville Complete Line of Famous Glidden Paints Compliments of: DESIGN MOTEL Route 9 Saratoga Springs, N. Y. ■ THE CORNER STORE Stillwater, N. Y. 664-9081 JOSEPH D. GILBERT, Prop. Est. 1912 W. T. POWERS MARKET Choice Meats and Groceries Nectar Cream Coffee Roasted Fresh Daily Phones 664-5231 664-7831 Powers Block Mechanicville, New York Compliments of JACK BYRNE FORD MERCURY SCOTT-LOHNES ASSOCIATES INC. General Insurance Routes 4 and 32 and South Main Street Mechanicville, N. Y. Phone 664-9841 Stillwater, N. Y. 664-4454 Compliments of GOOLEY’S HARDWARE 283 No. Hudson Ave. Stillwater, N. Y. Compliments of A. P. FOOD STORES Compliments of DON CAROLA MO 4-5172 PETER PALMER Excavating and Grading Sand and Gravel, Fill, Topsoil Back Hoe Demolition Box 535 Mechanicville, N. Y. Compliments of THE VILLE GIFT SHOP Main Street Mechanicville Congratulations Class of 1970 G. A. BOVE Coal, Oil, Bottled Gas 76 Railroad Street Mechanicville New York Phone MO 4-511 664-7161 AGNES BLOWERS CAPLAN’S All Year Round Ladies' and Children's TAVERN AND RESTAURANT Apparel Saratoga Lake Machanicville, New York Compliments to the Great Class of 1970 Congratulations to the Class of '70 F rom F rom GROUND ELECTRONICS MR. MRS. ENGINEERING INSTALLATION ROBERT DALRYMPLE AGENCY Compliments of SARATOGA HARNESS RACING, INC. P.O. Box 356 Saratoga Springs , N. Y. 12866 SAGE GARAGE Shenango Steel Buildings Sales and Erection Congratulations Compliments of Class of '70 Westvaco Mechanicville. New York Best Wishes the SEVENTH and EIGHTH GRADES CLASSES OF '74 and '75 Good Luck from THE FRESHMEN CLASS OF 1973 Congratulations Compliments Class of '70 of from THE THE JUNIORS SOPHOMORES CLASS of '71 CLASS OF 1972 General Repairs - Body Work KAYDEROSS BOB’S TEXACO PARK Road Service Business: 664-9009 POOL After 10 P. M. 664-9693 AND So. Hudson Ave. Stillwater Compliments to the Class of '70 PICNIC RICHARD A. FITCH Saratoga Lake Builder - Remodeler No. Hudson Ave. Stillwater Phone 664-5183 COMPLIMENTS OF KORELL CORP Mechanicville, New York Compliments of DUNN FUNERAL HOMES KEARNEY’S GARAGE INC. 18 So. Central Ave. Mechanicville and Stillwater, N. Y. Mechanicville J. DWIGHT DUNN MO 4-3731 Compliments of Best Wishes Graduates F rom MIRANDA AND FOUNTAINE BAXTER’S TAVERN FLOOR COVERING CO. JAN’S STYLE SHOP Mechanicville New York 664-3062 117 Park Avenue Mechanicville, New York Prop. JAN SYLVESTER GOLDEN DRUGS THOMAS F. GOU5EN, B.S. Prop. Compliments of Park Plaza Mechanicville New York MO 4-7329 HARRY J. WEVER ADMIRAL’S MARINA AND RESTAURANT, INC. LAKESIDE GROCERY Specializing in Clams Accommodations for Cruisers and Small Boats Marine Supplies and General Repair Saratoga Lake Atlantic Gas KEN AND DOT 664-9036 Compliments of AHEARN’S JEWELERS Wasn't I A Good Little Boy Today? Mechanicville. New York Compliments of Compliments of “FOX’S NEWS ROOM’’ 37 Saratoga Ave. Mechanic ville . New York 664-9074 Best Wishes and Happiness From The Folks at VALLEY ACRES COUNTRY STORE Rt. 9 Saratoga SARATOGA LAKE MARINE SUPPLY R.D. 1 Saratoga Springs New York COMPLIMENTS OF ROBERT D. KELLOGG AMUSEMENTS, INC. EDWARD MARSHALL GENERAL CONTRACTOR Specializing in Kitchen Cabinets Aluminum Siding 664-5977 IZZO’S CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH, INC. 12 Central Ave. Compliments of Complete Tune-ups DeLUCIA’S MALTA RIDGE MARKET Minor Repairs Brake Jobs RD. 3 Rt. 9 JESS’ MOBIL SERVICE Old Post Rd. Route 9 Ballston Spa, N. Y. Phone 584-9533 Mechanicville's Jewelry Center Jewelry - Gifts - Cards 311 Pa rk A ve. Mechanicville MO 4-4151 CURTO JEWELERS May God Bless All of You and Guide You Toward Your Goals in Life. MARTY’S BARBER SALON Best Wishes to the Class of '70 MATRAZZO’S FLORIST Farrell Street Mechanicville New York STEWART’S ICE CREAM STORE For the Best Treat in Town Best Wishes to the Graduating Class CLEMENTS MOTOR SALES Oldsmobile Sales and Services North Second Street Mechanicville New York Congratulations Class of '70 THE VOGUE Park Avenue Mechanicville Compliments of ALDRICH’S SERVICE STATION White Amoco Gas 25£ Car Wash North Hudson Ave. Stillwater, N. Y. 664-9083 TOM BILL JOHN Compliments of BEEZEE TIM THE HOLE TIM KEITH BIFF Compliments of ART HERRICK AND JOHN KIPP FRANK RUSSELL AND SON CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1970 STILLWATER REPUBLICAN CLUB, INC. Stillwater, New York Best Wishes to the Class of '70 DRUMMLAND FARMS COMPLIMENTS OF Route 4 JOHNSON’S STORE Schuylerville, N. Y. Hudson Avenue Stillwater New York Compliments of THOMAS A. GALANTE AND SONS, INC. TAGSONS PAPER, INC. Mechanicville, N. Y. Compliments of THOMAS D. NOLAN AND ROBERT H. HAYNER Compliments of MANLE AUTO PARTS OF MECHANICVILLE INC. Hamburger! Feed, Fertilizer, Seeds CARR FEED CO. Mechanicville, New York Phone MOrris 4-7661 'CHRIS” KOLONSKY, Manager Compliments of Best Wishes to the Class of 1970 HAYNER’S BAKERY O.K. DISCOUNT Mechanicville New York HOUSE GILHEANY’S LIQUOR STORE 221 Park Ave. Mechanicville 52 North Main Street Mechanicville New York Open Monday-Saturday 9 a. m. to 10 p. m. We Deliver Prop. J. AND P. RINALDI Compliments of C-B N. FOX SALES SERVICE Saratoga Springs, N. Y. N. Hudson Avenue 664-7641 Stillwater, N. Y. FANTAUZZI’S RESTAURANT Specializing in Italian and American Food PIZZA ROSS CLOTHIER 664-3897 AL BRYANT 584-0838 Corner Park and Central Mechanicville, New York Snowmobiles and Lawn Equipment DOUGHTY’S REFUSE SERVICE Cong ratulations Class of 1970 12 Park Avenue STILLWATER Stillwater New York ROD AND GUN CLUB, INC. Good Luck to CURTIS Class of '70 CASH CARRY MANGINO’S RESTAURANT Lumber - Hardware Route 9P So. End Saratoga Lake 30 Saratoga St. Schuylerville, New York Compliments of INDUSTRIAL UNIFORM SERVICE Compliments of JOHN P. NOONAN FUNERAL HOME 406 Park Avenue Mechanicville New York HOME STYLE BAKERY Compliments of Best Wishes to the Class of 1970 CANADA DRY 15 Leonard Road Mechanicville, N. Y. Mechanicville, N. Y. Compliments of TED BAILLEY’S SNACK BAR Bailley Hill Mechanicvilie TILUE’S GROCERIES Compliments of Soda Beer PANZA’S STARLIGHT ROOM Ice Cream 8 a.m. to 10 p. m. Route 9P Saratoga Lake BOWLERO LANES Sylvania T.V. Whirlpool Kelvinator Appliances Sales and Services Open Bowling on Wed. , Thurs . , Sat. and Sun. Nites MORRISON SONS INC. 221 Park Ave. Mechanicvilie Box 371 MO 4-5505 Refrigeration and Electrical Contractors YOUR TROUBLES HOGAN’S AUTO BODY SHOP 86 North Main Street Mechanicville New York MO 4-3981 Doing Your Banking at Phone 695-5580 24-Hour Service A. A. REFRIGERATION AIR CONDITIONING Domestic - Commercial Industrial Sales and Service Ice Cubers F reezers Refrigerators Air Conditioners R.D. 1 River Road Schuylerville, N. Y. JOHN F. DANIELS Fuel Oil and Kerosene UNION NATIONAL BANK’S HOOSIC VALLEY OFFICE is like having a banker in the family. North Hudson Avenue Stillwater, N. Y. Telephone 664-3773 Best Wishes to the Class of '70 Phone Saratoga 584-8027 NORTHVIEW BOAT LIVERY Live Bait Worms Rentals: Boats, Motors R.D. 1 Saratoga Lake Snake Hill Sa ratoga Springs, N. Y. 12866 EARL H. GARDNER, Owner MARVIN B. KIPP PRUYN LUMBER CONTRACTOR Building and Remodeling AND SUPPLY COMPANY North Hudson Avenue Stillwater, New York Phone 664-4977 HANEY BROS. GULF 55 Viall Avenue Mechanicville 24 Hr. Towing New York Johnson Sea-Horse Motors Best Wishes Class of 1970 FLYNN BROS. WELL EQUIPMENT COUNTRY CORRAL RESTAURANT COMPANY LIVE MUSIC Friday-Saturday 9:30-2:00 FINE FOOD Compliments With of a WHEELIN FRIEND AND NASHVILLE STAR Compliments of Compliments of B and D TAVERN MATTEO’S GRILL Pizza Specializing in Pizza Every Thurs. , Fri. and Sat. Mechanic ville, New York � Compliments of ZKI UNCLE SAM’S RESTAURANT ■1' 1 i immSSm South Broadway Saratoga Springs, N. Y. DYER BROTHERS Excavators TONY and DOUG' Black Topping Trucking and Hauling Sand, Gravel, Top Soil Sidewalks Back Hoe Work Septic Tanks Drain Fields Water Lines 159 So. Pearl Street Phone 664-3540 Hemstreet Park or 664-3265 Mechanicville, N. Y. JEAN’S YARN SHOP Compliments of TANCREDI’S Congratulations to Mary and Her Classmates MR. AND MRS. FRANK G. RAYMOND Bernat and Spinnerin Yarns Crewel Embroidery Rt. 146 Across From Bailley' 664-3643 Compliments of STEPHEN DE MARCO City of Mechanicville Supervisor BUTLER DAIRY FARMS, INC. Milk and Dairy Products Best Wishes to the Class of 1970 DiSIENA FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE CO. 115 Round Lake Avenue Mechanic ville, N. Y. 664-7385 On iAe ban As of i£e nobZe J udson Stands our fr encf y scAoo.Z 7. J A its loyal s uc en body Guided by my ru e . . . Z aiZ o tAee our own OtiZZwafer 7.)e must Se, if we wou d enter AAis wide worAf of strife, Aruer sportsmen, ( etter p ayers 1In tAis yarne of Afe. J ai to tAee our own d ti water A if your voices c ear 7)e are Aiere to do tAee Aonor, 'Praise tAee far and near.