Stillwater High School - Cahotatea Yearbook (Stillwater, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1971 volume:

TU 1971 WowvUyv |dM M by Wowdcyu QMujcttto Ctodwtl Qchool QtiJUhjjoipjv, Mfeuv Yo k CHRISTINA DEWAR - Editor in Chief ADRIENNE BRYAN - Senior Editor DEBBIE GILCALLON - Art Editor DIANE GOOLEY - Typing Editor MRS. BUTLER - Advisor Sports Editors BONNIE NOBLES CAROL VEGA -CHRISTINE KELLOGG - Copy Editor CHARLES HAGADORN - Photo Editor VpjdiMttUwj V In the past we have had a light that flickered, in the present we have a light that flames, and in the future there will be a light that shines over all the land and sea. W. Churchill As the flame of a candle is extinguished, leaving only a trailing wisp of smoke, so our high school days are coming to a close and will soon leave us with only the fragile wisp of our memories. Now it is time for us to turn our attention to the future with a determination to use our knowledge, our youth and our enthusiasm to find solutions for the problems now troubling mankind. In a world where pessimisn and protest seem to have become a way of life, we believe that the members of the Class of '71 will make a real contribution toward making this world a better, brighter place. With confidence and hope, we. The Members of the Class of '71 of Stillwater Central School, dedicate ourselves and our 1971 Warrior to the creation of a world free of problems of pollution, poverty and injustice. . . . wo U goes luW fa katuL with (jun, A d 0o g xe Ke wi)fti TW OAfij tkb Ijiultjjul MOmS 0 hj thb 8 tkfij youitg ijfeCwi, LjfeOAi u4tftK tZ� M day afJ’Ai to wiow'. 10 ADMINISTRATION D istnidb Qa Alkdfij jdt U u P. UchlcM ye 16 SowuL 0 Education SEATED: Dr. L. Smith. Mr. L. Brownell. Mr. D. Butler. Mr. E. Smith. STANDING: Mr. R. Dantz. W. IIIIIIH Ulstridb PtUtcipal CuAtlS Bristol PhtnO doJUj PiUnCipol Wtgfc QcUd Principal WfiO y CctAuSfr Uyu R oWi OuXkk 13 MR. SANDORA Guidance MRS. CAMPBELL Secretary MRS. KUSHNEIR Bookkeeper MRS. HICKEY Office Manager fAOJllY SctotCG De{3afotht6 cfc DEPARTMENT CHAIRMAN MR. BORST MR. ROGNER fJjoik De jowthiewfe' MRS. BEAN CHAIRMAN MR. RENADETTE MRS. BUTLER CHAIRMAN OF DEPARTMENT Lxagtuxge MISS MACURA UVjpOjdMMk MISS BONNEVILLE 19 MR. CASSIDY MR. VAN BUREN MR. BARRINGER D QbOJ MMb CHAIRMAN OF DEPARTMENT MR. PORTER MR. HOUSTON MR. CONNOR MECHANICAL DRAWING, ART MR. SCHMIDT ART MR. LEVITTO DRIVER EDUCATION MR. LOGGINS INDUSTRIAL ARTS MR. ARMSTRONG CORE CURRICULUM — MRS. BROAD PHYSICAL EDUCATION MR. LILAC PHYSICAL EDUCATION MISS MAIN LIBRARIAN MR. SAETTA MUSIC MISS JAMES HOME ECONOMICS. CHAIRMAN CustwltoKS Ca fe tto Bus D to£ tS - ..«• SENIORS i JAMES EDWARD BAKER RICHARD JAMES BARBOLT Be there a will, and wisdom finds a way. Measures, not men, have always been my mark. THOMAS Z. BENDON A very gentle beast and of good conscience. GLENN E. BREWSTER Don't let yesterday use up too much of today. 26 DENNIS R. BROWN What do I want? To free the earth, to free mankind. PAMELA GAIL BROWN To know God is to love many things. ” ADRIENNE MARIE BRYAN The great essentials of life are something to do, something to love, and something to hope for. PETER EDWARD BURGESS Patience is bitter, but it's fruit sweet. ” 27 I've never been hurt by anything Modesty is a virtue. ” I didn't say. ” KATHLEEN MARIE CANARY CHARLES P. CAPECI A woman who always remembers others and never forgets herself. Sleep, riches, and health to be truly enjoyed must be interrupted. WILLIAM ALLEN CARPENTER THOMAS G. CARSON The world stands aside to let pass anyone who knows where he is going. Happy the man, and happy he alone, he who can call today his own. THOMAS WILLIAM CHASE 'His actions show only that of what he rebels. DONNA LYNN CLARK No woman can be happy unless she feels her life in some way important. 29 SUSANNAH JANE CUKROVANY LINDA LANE DALABA Always behave like a duck - keep calm and unruffled on the surface, but paddle like the devil underneath. MARGO LOUISE DeCOTEAU ''It often shows a fine command of language to say nothing. CHRISTINA ELIZABETH DEWAR A little love, a little trust, a soft impulse, a sudden dream. The very pink of courtesy and circumspection. ANDREA L. FILER Not doing what you like, but liking what you do, is the secret of happiness. ” FREDERICK ROBERT CAUDETTE Learn to pause - or nothing worthwhile can catch up to you. KEITH ROBERT FLIKE To do a great right, do a little wrong. DEBORAH ANN GILGALLON How much there is in the world, I do not want. 31 DIANE MARIE GOOLEY TIMOTHY MARK GREGG Serenity ... Simplicity ... Sympathy ... Sincerity. The social, friendly and honest man. HOLLY HARRIET GRIFFEN When a thing is funny ... laugh. ROBERT JOHN GRONCZNIAK I am the master of my fate, the captain of my soul. CHARLES CLARENCE HAGADORN, JR. The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure and pleasure is my business. ” KATHLEEN ANN HARRIS Gentleness succeeds better than violence. DAVID EUGENE HARRIS I am only one, but still I am one. JAMES JANISZEWSKI Let all the world say as they may. Speak of me as you find. DENNIS EDWARD JONES VIRGINIA BETTY KARDASH Disappointments should be cremated, not embalmed. A cheerful heart maketh a merry countenance. CHRISTINE ELIZABETH KELLOGG DONNA MARIE KEMMET ' Personality is to woman as perfume is to a flower. Is freedom anything else than the right to live as we wish? 34 WILLIAM L. KRASUSKI Make one person happy each day, even if it's yourself. BERNARD FRANCIS LEWIS A youth of labor, with an age of ease. PHYLLIS KAYE LAMICA Variety's the very spice of life. BRONWYN MAY MADILL Ready to split her sides with laughter. 35 GLENYCE FAYE MADILL CATHY ANN MARMILLO ”... has a thousand charms to show. The burden becomes light which is cheerfully borne. ” DARLENE MARIE MARSHALL Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. LAURENCE RICHARD MARTEN I think, therefore 1 am. ” 36 FRANCIS JAMES MEHAN Finish everyday and be done with it. MARY JO A. MEHAN Life is short. Live it up. HaEN L. MEHAN Time deals gently with those who take it gently. VIRGINIA J. MEHAN We tire of those pleasures we take, but never of those we give. SALLY JUNE MORE DOCK The larger the island of knowledge, the longer the shoreline of wonder. JOSEPH MURPHY Better late than never. WILLIAM C. NEIL SON CECELIA A. NELSON A sound mind and a sound body. Good to be merry and wise. 38 MARCIE MARY NELSON THOMAS J. NILAND There is a time to wink as well as to see. The world belongs to the enthusiast who keeps cool. r BONNIE SUE NOBLES Every person is the architect of his own character. JACQUELINE ELAINE NOCITO Full well the busy whisper circling 'round. 39 ROBERT A ROND A JOHN EDWARD RIELLY Nothing is so full of victory as Fight to the last gasp, patience. ROBERT E. ROSE Without haste, without rest. THOMAS P. SCHROEDER Everyone is a moon and has a side which he never shows. 40 TIMOTHY M. SHEEHAN Character is a victory, not a gift. LAUREL JAYNE SNOW It seems that everyone is smoking the pipe of peace, but no one is inhaling it. SENA MARIAN SMITH Who strives always to the utmost. JEFFERY DAKE STEVENS III The most wasted day of all is that on which we have not laughed. 41 THOMAS R. TANNER One of the marks of a gentleman is never to show that he is tired. DEBORAH MARIE THOMPSON A work well done never needs doing over. CAROL ANN VEGA DAVID JOHN WALDRON A rose without a thorn. ” I'm not arguing with you, I'm telling you. 42 JOHN MICHAEL WHALEN TERRENCE KENNETH WHITLEY I never think of the future; it comes soon enough. A moral, sensible, and well-bred man. NANCY JO WILSON PATRICIA ANN WHITTMAN If there is no wind, row. Happiness is like a kiss -You must share it to have it. He should, he could, he would, he did. NOREEN JOYCE YETTO To get the full value of joy, you must have someone to share it with. THOMAS MARTIN WRIGHT Keep a smile on your face 'til 10 o'clock and it will stay there all day. NORMA JEAN YETTO An aim in life is the only fortune worth finding. FRANCIS G. ZAGORSKI Where the willingness is great, the difficulties cannot be great. LOUIS FRANCIS ZULLO ”A rolling stone gathers no moss. Best Uflkfctg Co ol om L TU fl x t iikpJkj T Succeed QqMjOj OmAj Jtnuwij Q tixw CMs U0St POfxJW BoiutlA aub Pul Urt6 AtMetto GW a £ Biowcte CjOmA OMJ Sltyest £ybtl omAj To E umlies Class Ftofe Cathy owi Tlt Class dooms Ginger owijok Through the Rotary Student Exchange Program, Onichan has been able to attend our school and to participate in its activities, along with being a member of three American families. We have found him to be a very friendly and interesting person who has rapidly conformed to the informal American way of life. Among his interests are photography, baseball, track, and music. We have been proud to have him here as a student of Stillwater Central and we hope that many students like him will visit us in years to come. VhsuKOit ' 'OttlcAAK ’ ’ Tk BiotW QckohtASluf) WlRKMS Carol Vega and Richard Barbolt, Alternates; Sally Moredock, Winner 48 MISS CHRISTIE U fc OtuL $0«m«uiW quXfe K at; w u c A v iff w should uih t meet tt, O w should try to stay lo qvi Uv a wotld w haue, (jUicMy com jumpA. MR. CUNNINGHAM Ttifc JuiuMS MR. SCHMIDT CHote o '72 51 MR. SAETTA MR. LOGGINS MR. CASSIDY To, be, th j tunh between two ages. Tto stand upon the hdddlpj qxound and hold Out Own. MR. VAN BUREN TwO' y us Now huxkfi, MR. ARMSTRONG MR. MARTIN 54 pt t tke, wings. Ct'$ out tout Oat bow'. MISS BONNEVILLE MR. BARRINGER MRS. FEULNER MR. ROGNER Ttt ElgWi MR. RENADETTE Wpj kauo Oj Song jouMt j to t akb, but kOui- titfe u Ay $€£ cf OAJUo. MR. CONNOR MR. BAKER TU Qev dh 58 MR. PORTER Uja kttte s vMk tlouA eyes Just of e , 0 u hot k up w dd . MISS MACURA 59 [AJqaaI i at W ik AcnvmEs 61 B Oj H I Everyday when the band meets, a nervous flautist, an overly confident clarinetist, a rambunctious drummer, and many others join together to make, of all things - music. Loud, happy rollicking music. The whole music wing vibrates with the combined efforts of these earnest artists. The students in the band get a full credit for doing this every day. It isn't often you get paid for doing something you like! f-fo KW SoCfetiJ The man who said, Anything worth having is worth working for” could have had the National Honor Society in mind. When a student is initiated into this society, he knows that he has earned this honor through hard work and diligence. To become a member of this society, a student must not only maintain a high average but show through his leadership, his service to the school and to the community, and his high moral character that he is an outstanding member of his class. In some respects a high school is very much like a village or a community. Problems develp, are realized and, through a legislative body, are often resolved. The Student Council acts not only as the legislative body for the high school but as a clearing house for new ideas presented to the administration by the students. QqC iotCt dOtl; Q uicC Club The Secretarial Service Club consists of a group of students who wish to improve their secretarial skills. They do this by performing various jobs for the faculty and other groups. In this way the students are able to help others while helping themselves to become more skilled in their chosen field. Liiyuuuj Club Running a library is no easy task. Although our librarian is highly competent, she doesn't have 30 pairs of hands with which to mark books. Nor does she have 30 pairs of legs with which she can run all over the halls tracking down overdue books and the culprits involved. The members of the library club do. They are a group of students with endless energy. The Yearbook Staff is a group of seniors concerned with composing an interesting and memorable keepsake - the 1971 Warrior. Together with their advisor, Mrs. Butler, they worked many long hours compiling a tribute to the school and to their class. After the rush of meeting deadlines and the hectic pace, they hope that they have presented a publication that will be enjoyed by all who read it. Life iftAy STANDING: Patricia Whitman, Carol Vega, Marcie Nelson, Holly Griffen, Diane Cooley, Helen Mehan, Deborah Gil gallon SITTING: Sena Smith, Darlene Marshall, Adrienne Bryan,-Christina Dewar, Joyce Butler, Bonnie Nobles MISSING: Charles Hagadom T(u Wowd v Pkotogtctf)luj Club Within the last three or four years the Photography Club, a relatively new addition to the Stillwater Central School, has become a very active and wornh-while organization. Many students prefer after school activities which provide concrete results. The Photography Club supplies these concrete results in black and white. ” EcoJoyy Club Stillwater has noticed! Stillwater has long noticed that our Hudson has been polluted along with countless other rivers and lakes. Stillwater realizes that it is up to its youth to make the community aware of the problem of pollution and the upsetting of nature's balance. Now there is a club that is doing just that. S.C.S. knows that to overcome a problem, it first must be faced. The Ecology Club is doing that. -i Fv wiaj Fctme iS Since Stillwater is primarily a rural area, farming plays a large part in the lives of many of the Stillwater Central School. Because of this, a Future Farmers of America Chapter was organized in Stillwater. This club discusses the problems that face today's farmers and tries to help supply our young agriculturists with the knowledge to cope with them. lyiduSbdo Club A finely hand-crafted cabinet or table is as much a work of art as a sculpture or an oil painting. The creation of all of these items takes time, patience, and unusual talent. This unusual talent is cultivated in the Industrial Arts Club. The club provides a means for turning creative ability to a practical use. 67 New6paf eA Club The Newspaper Club consists of an editor, a co-editor and a group of students who have a desire to be heard. A paper is published monthly by the students and acts as a sounding board for all of SCS , teachers and students alike, Topics discussed range from the Vietnam War to how the band sounded at the last dance. The Warriors have dubbed their paper, appropriately enough, The War Whoop. dub When Abe Lincoln's animated Inaugural Address rolls across the screen backwards, whom does the frustrated Social Studies teachers call? A member of the Audio-Visual Club. The members of this club are skilled in the use of Stillwater's mechanical teaching aids: movie and filmstrip projectors, etc. ... The club is an informal one whose main purpose is to see that S.C. S. 's movies go reeling smoothly along. SPORTS Football ’70 The Stillwater football team completed a successful season under Coach Lilac in his first year as Varsity mentor. The team ended die season 3-2 in the Washington County League and 4-3 overall. Thirteen Senior players have helped the team immensely during the season. The Junior Varsity squad under Coach Schmidt also had a successful season. They won 2, lost 2, and tied 1. VoAAthj Ccotes Stillwater --- - ... 6 Stillwater------------------------------ 26 Stillwater---------------------------------6 Stillwater---------------------------------8 Stillwater--------------------------------24 Stillwater------------------------------ is Stillwater--------------------------------45 Whitehall ---- ------------------------...15 Corinth------------------------------------0 Cambridge------------------------------- 16 Greenwich ------------------------------ 26 Schuylerville------------------------------0 Hoosick Falls------------------------------8 St. Peters------------------------------- 8 70 DAVE WALDRON KEITH FLIKE TIM GREGG FRAN ZAGORSKI TOM CHASE BILL CARPENTER PETE BURGESS JIM BAKER BOB ROSE Vanity The Varsity Cheerleading squad is composed of girls in grades 10 through 12. These girls were chosen because of their special ability. Cheering at Varsity football and basketball games is their duty. c Vj to to TV I to Cv The only Senior on the Varsity squad is Bronwyn Madill. We Seniors are very proud of her! I $ JtUtfcW The Junior Varsity Cheer-leading squad is composed of girls in grades 9 through 11. It is their job to help the Varsity cheerleaders during football and to cheer for the Junior Varsity basketball team. 74 VoA ity Bct ketbM To the spectator, basketball means lots of excitement and cheering, but to the player it means much more than this. Basketball is many long hours of exhausting practice, high hopes and sometimes the frustrating feeling of defeat that comes with a close but losing score. The 71 Warrior Basketball Team is a young team known not for its size but for its hustle. They have made a fine showing this season winning four league games and losing four by a very close margin. S.C.S. is proud of the '71 Warriors. GLENN BREWSTER QoMttyv Pfi ye tS JOHN WHALEN Vft iSEfcy Baseball '70 Under the leadership of Coach Jim Matties, the 1970 Varsity Baseball Team ended the season with the splendid record of 14 wins and 3 losses. Repeating the pattern set in 1969, the Warriors once again won the Washington County League Championship. The team also won the Class D, Section II championship, A successful season was also enjoyed by Coach Lilac's Junior Varsity Team. By the end of the season these players had piled up an enviable record of 10 wins and only 4 losses. Jiutioi Vowsrtu Baseball ’70 Stillwater 7 vs. Salem Stillwater 10 vs. Tamarac Stillwater 1 vs. Schuylerville Stillwater 5 vs. Hoosick Falls Stillwater 9 vs. Greenwich Stillwater 15 vs. Cambridge Stillwater 8 vs. Salem Stillwater 4 vs. Tamarac Stillwater 7 vs. Hoosick Valley Stillwater 10 vs. Schuylerville Stillwater 10 vs. Hoosick Falls Stillwater 9 vs. Greenwich Stillwater 5 vs. Hoosick Valley Stillwater 5 vs. Cambridge Stillwater 3 vs. Lake George Stillwater 14 vs. Galway Stillwater 4 vs. Maple Hill T v Oj Cf k Stillwater Central's track team ended its season as the winningest team in the school's history. During the season many records were broken — the 100 yard dash in 10 seconds flat by Jim Baker and the 880 yard relay by Jim Baker, Jim Brown, John Herrick, and Bob Maher. The team tempered in the sectionals, winning the Section D - 880 relay and the 100 yard dash. From there the winners progressed to the Section II finals at Mont Pleasant. With many members of last year's team returning, the Warriors should have plenty of potential to win and set new records this year. ’70 JIM BAKER TIM GREGG TIM SHEEHAN T u TERRY WHITLEY FRANCIS ZAGORSKI oj 1970-1971 During the school year, many girls who wish to increase their athletic abilities join Intramurals. But they also join Intramurals for another reason - they enjoy sports. Intramurals consist of many types of sports including soccer, volleyball, basketball, gymnastics, softball, track and field, and archery. The girls are under the guidance of Mrs. Broad - their advisor. JtmifW f-lLgk fit Vo tstfy Club To be eligible for membership in the Varsity Club, a boy must have earned at least one letter in a varsity sport. Then he must receive the unanimous vote of the other members of the club. By becoming a member, he has a duty to promote school spirit and good sportsmanship. Gink'IPjOdfiM The Leaders Club consists of those girls chosen by their advisor, Mrs. Broad. Before being selected, each of the girls is considered on the basis of her leadership qualities. The main purpose of the club is to assist Mrs. Broad during gym class and other athletic activities. 84 ELEMENPSRV MR. CARUSO Elementary Principal MRS. FLAHERTY Nurse MRS. HOWE Librarian QijMv MR. MONDOUX Eowdh BOOSTERS Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Barber and Family Desmond Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Albert Barbolt Dorothy and Leo Barbolt Mr. and Mrs. William Barringer Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Bean Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Benson Miss Bonneville Mr. and Mrs. John Bove Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Brewster Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Bryan Jr. Mrs. Annie Burdyl Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Burdyl Mr. and Mrs. Donald Butler Marilyn Butler Mrs. Mary Carr Rita and Jess Clark Mr. and Mrs. Neville Clothier Cuzzy and Pat Connor Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Connor Linda Coons The Coons Family Mr. and Mrs. J. Stanley Cukrovany Mr. and Mrs. Matthew DeCota Mr. and Mrs. William Dewar Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ernewein Dr. Richard A. Frank, Veterinarian Mr. and Mrs. William Flatley Mr. and Mrs. Robert Flike Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gadoua Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Gilgallon Robert J. Gronczniak Mr. and Mrs. William J. Harris Mr. and Mrs. David W. Houston III Miss Lois James Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kardash Mr. and Mrs. Chris Kolonsky Mr. and Mrs. Vern LaBarge Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Lane Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lamica Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Richard MacDougall and Mrs. Richard Mahar George Marshall Sr. Maurice Marshall Stanley Marten Laurence McDonald David Mehan and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. Sally Mehan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mehan Fran and Tom Messore Mr. and Mrs. Richard Moore John Mormile Charles Neilson Raymond A. Nelson R. B. Nelson Richard Nobles Albert Osmond Jack Overton Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. Jim and A1 Pignatelli Mr. and Mrs. Phil Porter Louise Reilly Mr. and Mrs. Edgar L. Richards Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Rubino Sr. Miss Linda Sanders Dr. and Mrs. Lewis L. Smith Jay Smodell Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Talmadge Richard Tanner E. Van Volkenburg John and Teresa Whalen Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wilson Jr. Richard Wright Ken Yager and Justine Henry Zagorski Michael Zuccaro Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. A Friend Chris and Neville Eddie and Debbie Pat and Kathy Burt's Shoe Store Butler's Dairy Farm Herrick Art Press 94 ADVERTISING 235 Park Avenue 664-8141 753-4579 J. E. CAMFIELD FUEL OILS PLUMBING and HEATING INSTALLATIONS Estimates Given 24 Hour Arrow Swift Service Gas and Oil Burner Service Compliments of TILLIE’S A GROCERIES FRIEND Soda CONGRATULATIONS Beer CLASS OF '71 Ice Cream GOOLEY’S 8 A. M. to 10 P. M. 283 North Hudson Avenue Phone 664-3342 96 Compliments of Compliments of STARBUCK’S Department Store Saratoga Springs New York JAN’S BEAUTY SHOP Compliments of AHEARN’S JEWELERS Mechanicville New York GILHEANY’S LIQUOR STORE J. and P. RINALDI, Prop. 221 Park Avenue Mechanicville, New York Phone 664-4551 Compliments of COLLINS FLOWER SHOP CORCORAN COWIN Feed and Fuels Phone 664-4121 75 South Hudson Ave. Stillwater, New York 12170 PENDER’S Mechanicville, N. Y. Phone MO 4-7961 Compliments HARRY J. WEVER PRUYN LUMBER AND SUPPLY COMPANY 55 Viall Avenue Mechanicville New York W. T. GRANT CO. PARK PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER Mechanicville New York Compliments of Congratulations to the Class of '71 SCOTT-LOHNES CONNOR’S ASSOCIATES DINER INC. General Insurance Your Independent Insurance Agent Stillwater, N. Y. Phone: 664-4454 Congratulations to the Class of '71 From THE GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA CO. Compliments of FOX’S NEWS ROOM CLOVERLEAF TAVERN 37 Saratoga Avenue Mechanicville, New York Open 6:00 A. M. - 8:00 P. M. Compliments of Phone: 664-9074 A FRIEND BUCK’S MALTA MARKET Prime Meats Complete Line of Groceries, Produce, Frozen Foods Rt. 9 Malta Phone 899-2160 C B SALES SERVICE North Hudson Ave. Stillwater, New York AL BRYANT 584-0803 Jacobsen Snow Blowers and Lawn Equipment Compliments of BAXTER’S TAVERN DISIENA FURNITURE Compliments of AND APPLIANCE CO. JAMES L. Hammond Organs GAGE 115 Round Lake Ave. Mechanicville, N. Y. 664-7385 ROSS CLOTHIER 664-3897 MARVIN B. KIPP Contractor Building and Remodeling No. Hudson Ave. Stillwater, New York Phone 664-4977 Compliments of KORELL CORP. Mechanicville New York Compliments of Cong ratulations to the Class of 1971 THOMAS D. NOLAN STILLWATER and ROD AND GUN ROBERT H. CLUB INC. HAYNER BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 71 Compliments of HOWARD J. BAKER Clinton Court Stillwater, New York Phone 664-4202 Congratulations to the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Seventy-one ADIRONDACK TRAVEL CENTER Sales and Service Route 9, Malta, New York - 899-2381 (Exit 12, Northway) Travel Trailers Pick-up Campers Covers Motor Homes CHUCK and FRAN HAGADORN, Owners Compliments of ROBERT D. KELLOGG AMUSEMENTS INC. WILLIAM J. DYER AND SONS EXCAVATORS Bulldozing Trenching Blacktop Topsoil Gravel Sand 664-4155 Congratulations to the Class of 71 Compliments of Dl DONNA’S RESTAURANT CANADA DRY Mechanicville, New York South Saratoga Lake IZZO’S CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH, INC. 12 South Central Ave. Mechanicville, New York 12118 Compliments of JACK BYRNE FORD MERCURY Routes 4 and 32 - So. Main Mechanicville, N. Y. Phone 664-9841 Congratulations to the LYND-BROUSSEAU Class of '71 INC. O.K. DISCOUNT JOHN W. LYND EUGENE T. BROUSSEAU Complete Insurance Service 52 North Main Mechanicville, New York 116 Park Avenue Mechanicville, N. Y. 12118 Dependable Service Since 1894 Complete Tune-Ups Minor Repairs Brake Jobs JESS’ MOBIL ENZIEN’S PHARMACY 1 North Main Street Mechanicville, N. Y. F. J. ENZIEN, Ph.G. , Prop. SERVICE Old Post Road and Route 9 Ballston Spa, N. Y. Phone 584-9533 RICHARD A. FITCH Phone 664-5183 North Hudson Ave. Stillwater, N. Y. Builder Remodeler Additions Kitchens New Homes Baths Compliments of SIBLEY DeLUCIA CHEVROLET MARKET INC. DICK’S COFFEE SHOP Mechanicville, New York Compliments of I.U.S. INDUSTRIAL UNIFORM SERVICE CORP. Stillwater, N. Y. 12170 HOGAN’S AUTO BODY HERRICK’S SHOP MARKET 86 North Main Street Mechanicville, N. Y. Phone 664-3981 Meats and Groceries Collision Work Auto Glass Dealer Stillwater 664-4241 WILLIAM HERRICK - Prop. DISIENA’S PAINT SUPPLY Compliments of 49 Saratoga Ave. Mechanicville, N. Y. PAT’S SUBMARINE Hospitality Assured at MODERN BUILDING SUPPLY CO. ARDSLEY MOTEL 132 No. Central Ave. Mechanicville, N. Y. Phone 664-3059 Round Lake, N. Y. U. S. Rt. 9 Everything From Footing to Roofing BOWLERO LANES Compliments of Open Bowling on Wed. , Thurs. , Sat. , and Sun. Nites JOHNSON’S STORE Hudson Avenue Stillwater, New York Compliments of SARATOGA LAKE MARINE SUPPLY VITALE’S FAMILY SHOE R. D. 1 Saratoga Springs New York STORE FRANK RUSSELL AND SON Compliments of CAPLAN’S Compliments of Ladies' and Children's Apparel Mechanicville, New York GOLDEN DRUGS Jewelry China Gifts Silver Cards Diamonds CURTO JEWELERS Mechanicville' s Jewelry Center Park Plaza Mechanicville Phone 664-7329 Compliments of Fertilizer Feed, Seed ANCHOR INN CARR FEED CO. MORRISON SON INC. Mechanicville New York Featuring a Full Line of Furniture T.V. Appliances Carpeting 223 Park Ave. , Mechanicville Phone 664-5505 Phone 664-7661 CHRIS KOLONSKY Manager J. R. DiDOMENICO Congratulations to the Class of 71 Cold Cuts and Beverages 111 Park Avenue Mechanicville, N. Y. HANEY BROTHERS MODERN PHARMACY 138 So. Central Avenue Mechanicville, N. Y. JEROME MASTRIANNI, JR. Phone 664-5211 Phone 695-3443 Delivery Service SCHUYLER FEED SERVICE Custom Grinding - Grain - Feed Seeds Fertilizer Complete Line of Red Rose Feeds 33 Spring Street Schuylerville, N. Y. 12871 BOUNA FORTUNA CLASS OF 71 MANGINO’S RESTAURANT South End Saratoga Lake DYER BROTHERS Excavators TONY and DOUG Black Topping T rucking and Hauling Sand, Gravel, Top Soil Sidewalks Back Hoework Septic Tanks Drainfields Water Lines 1 59 So. Pearl Street Hemstreet Park Mechanicville, New York Phone: 664-3540 or 664-3265 T DUNN FUNERAL HOMES INC. Mechanicville and Stillwater New York Phone: 664-3731 Compliments of MANLE AUTO PARTS of MECHANICVILLE INC. ALDRICH’S SERVICE STATION MILT’S BODY SHOP Amoco White Gas Tires and Tubes 25£ Car Wash Batteries and Service No. Hudson Ave. , Award Winning Body and Paint Work Collision Work Stillwater, N. Y. 664-9083 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '71 FROM THE STUDENT COUNCIL Compliments of the May God Bless All of You and Guide You Toward Your Goals STILLWATER HARDWARE MARTY’S BARBER SALON Compliments of the Compliments of A FRIEND THE STILLWATER DEMOCRATIC PARTY STILLWATER NANCY BONNIE MARCIE TREE HELEN CEIL CAROL PICKERS Best Wishes Graduates From MIRANDA AND FOUNTAINE FLOOR COVERING CO. General Repairs -Body Work Compliments of BOB’S TEXACO MOOSEHEAD Engines Steamed INN Phone 664-5366 South Hudson Avenue Stillwater, New York Phone 664-9065 North Hudson Avenue Stillwater, New York Congratulations Class of 1971 LAUNDRY VILLAGE G. A. BOVE LAUNDROMAT Coal, Oil, Bottled Gas Hudson Avenue Stillwater, New York 76 Railroad Street Mechanicville, New York Phone MO 4-5111 CHARLES DYER Proprietor Phone 664-3211 A. BUCHDAHL’S KEN and DOT WILLIAMS Mechanicville's Oldest Store Serving the Community With Famous Brands of Men's Wear ADMIRAL’S MARINA AND 215 Park Avenue Mechanicville RESTAURANT Welding Fabricating Compliments of ROSS MATRAZZO CLOTHIER FLORISTS North Hudson Avenue Stillwater, N. Y. Phone 664-3897 Best Wishes to the Class of '71 FANTAUZZI’S EARL H. GARDNER, Owner RESTAURANT Specialties in American and Italian NORTHVIEW BOAT LIVERY Food Snake Hill - Saratoga Lake Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Come See Miss NANCY at CLEMENT’S MOTOR SALES FRAN’S BEAUTY SALON Oldsmobile Sales and Services Clifton Park Phone 371-6710 North Second Street Mechanicville, N. Y. Class Rings - Graduation Announcements Name Cards and Accessories - Caps and Gowns Taylor-made Yearbooks Represented by Bob Gray - Don Nash - Jim Gerding Bob Macfadden P.O. Box 2 509 Schenectady, N. Y. 12309 118 Compliments of: GEORGE S. BOLSTER Photographer 1 Phila Street Saratoga Springs, New York Telephone 584-6820 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1971 To know that we know what we know, and that we do not know what we do not know, that is true knowledge. - Thoreau THE STILLWATER TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION Chaper 45 New York State Teachers' Association