Stillwater High School - Cahotatea Yearbook (Stillwater, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1973 volume:

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Osborn, Vice-President: Mr. S, Jay Van Vranken, President: Mr. E. Smith, Clerk. STANDING: Mr, R. Dantz; Mr. D. Bruno: Mr. D. Ferris. NOT IN THE PICTURE: Dr. L. Smith: Mr. R. Morby. Board of Education MR. F. DONALD MYERS — District Superintendent MR. CURTIS BISTOL District Principal MR. ROBERT QUINN MR. ANTHONY CARUSO High School Principal Elementary Principal MRS. KUSHNE1R Bookkeeper MRS. MULLADY - Guidance Secretary MRS. CAMPBELL - Secretary Office Staff MRS. LaBELLE - Secretary to Mr. Quinn MRS. HICKEY - Office Manager FACULTY . . . that gray color . . . -which nature loves; color of unpainted wood, weather-stain; time-stain; not glaring nor gaudy; the color of all roofs, the color of all things that endure . . . David Thoreau MR. MARTIN MRS. WILLARD Next week we study 'gay Paree'! Once upon a time there was ... Yes, I did see THAT movie, and no, he's NOT my cousin.” Language I'll bet you didn't think we had books like these ...” MRS. BRUCE MISS MAIN Department Well, I already had a date for Saturday. MRS. BUTLER, Chairman Let’s hear your opinion. MISS BONNEVILLE MR. Van BUREN What magazine can keep Mr. Van Buren's head down that long? MR. PORTER I don't care what you thought. Stillwater isn’t the capital of New York. History Department What ever gave you the idea we're having a movie today? You'd better close the door. V Math Department fc MRS. FEULNER More than one Algebra student has tripped over a curve like this.” You’ll like the next chapter better. MRS. BEAN When I was in school, this is how it was done. MR. MacDOUGALL Where did I go wrong? Business Department Where do you think you're going with that typewriter? MRS. WHITE JJf MR. ROGNER Ping pong is only one of my many accomplishments.'' MR. HAVENS Lights! Camera! Action! Okay, formation 13. MR. BORST, Chairman MR. SAETTA - Music Okay, team, what music should we use for the next concert, Sousa or Chicago? MISS JAMES - Home Economics ’’Stay away from the refrigerator! Boys, please get out of the gym!” MRS. TROMBLEY - Girls Physical Education r .tf MR. LeVITTO - Driver Education Sure! I’ll bet you were only going sixty miles an hour. Arts and Mr. Scott wonders why everyone is always taking his picture. MR. SCOTT - Special Class MR. LOGGINS - Shop This is the last time I clean up after that group. Okay, who put the gum on my chair? MR. SCHMIDT - Art That is too a first down! MR. LILAC - Coach — MISS HARTIGAN - English MBS REWT - Music Cadet Teachers MR. JASIEWICZ - Social Studies MBS ALNWICK - Business 23 Custodians Bus Drivers SENIORS Time is but the stream I go a-fishing in. I drink at it; but while I drink I see the sandy bottom and detect how' shallow it is. Its thin current slides away, but eternity remains. David Thoreau DOUGLAS MICHAEL BARTON JUDITH ANN BARBER A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. MARY CATHERINE BOCCHETTI Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. I speak truth, not so much as I would, but as much as I dare; and I dare a little more as I grow older. MARY C. BOUCHARD Nothing can bring you peace but yourself. 26 KATHLEEN MARIE BOWERS A happy life consists in tranquility of mind. JEFF L. BROWN Believe nothing and be on guard against everything. DAVID WALTER BRITT Courage consists not in blindly overlooking danger, but in meeting it with the eyes open. SEFI D. BROWNELL 27 It is a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. DEBORAH ANN CANARY KAREN MARIE CALICCHIA The highest of distinction is service to others. DENISE ARVILYN CANARY Enjoy when you can, and endure when you must. MARTIN JOSEPH CANARY Wit and wisdom are bom with a man. 28 Smile with an intent to do mischief. ” GARY IRVIN CARPENTER The courage we desire and the prize is not the courage to die decently, but to live manfully. THOMAS C. CLARK I believe in one thing only, the power of the human will. SANDRA LEE CASWELL Whenever I find a great deal of gratitude in a poor man, I take it for granted there would be so much generosity if he were a rich man. DAVID D. CONLEY The action is best which procures the greatest happiness for the greatest numbers. JUDY ANN COONS PATRICIA ANN COON Always do right. This will gratify some people, and astonish the rest. SOPHIE M. CRANE Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low, an excellent thing in women. My way of joking is to tell the truth; it's the funniest joke in the world. MARY BETH D’ALOIA And her eyes have all the seeming of a demon's that is a dreaming. 30 ROBIN ANN DALRYMPLE A young woman that blushes is better than one that turns pale. ROY ANTHONY DIVAN The free man is he who does not fear to go to the end of his thoughts. BLENDENA MARY DEVER The greatest essentials of life are something to do, something to love, and something to hope for. 31 SUSAN VANVOLKENBURG DRUMM You can push her to a wall, but don't try to push her through. DEBORAH JEAN FITCH ROBERT CARL ETHER Try not to become a man of success, but rather try to become a man of value. SUSAN MARY FITZGERALD No person who is enthusiastic about his work has anything to fear from life.” Character is simply a habit long continued. SHEILA R. FLIKE Life is not so short but there is always room for courtesy. 32 ROBERT L. GAUDETTE Blessed is he who expects nothing, for he shall never be disappointed.' DAVID G. GRONCZNIAK Is not life a hundred times too short for us to bore ourselves? PATRICK EDWARD GILGALLON, JR. 'Joy comes, grief goes: we know not how.1' CHRISTINE K. HAMMOND 33 True happiness consists not in the multitude of friends, but in the worth and choice.” KIMBERLY MARIE HOGAN HELENE MARIE HARBESON Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. 34 Music is the universal language of mankind - poetry their universal pastime and delight. KATHLEEN ANN JONES I'll find a way or make it.” PAUL JANIS2EWSKI Man is not made for defeat SHARON JEAN KILEY I be!, use it is impossible. DODD C. LA BARGE No one can harm the man who does himself no wrong.” DANIELS. KUSICK All men see the same objects, but all men do not equally understand them. Intelligence is tongue that discerns and tastes them. THOMAS EDWARD LA BARGE He has occasional flashes of silence; that makes his conversation perfectly delightful. MARY ELLEN LEWIS ROBERT PAUL LA POINTE The most wasted day of all is that on which we have not laughed. Every day should be passed as if it were to he onr last. DAVID SCOTT LUTHER Life is just one damn thing after another. ROSE MARIE LONGE Silence is the element in which great things fashion themselves. JEFFREY LYNN MAHAR If any man seeks for greatness, let him forget greatness and ask for truth and he will find both. FRANK MARSHALL I'm going to fight hard. I'm going to give them hell. 1 MICHAEL PATRICK MAHER The only way to have a friend is to be one. WILLIAM E. MARSHALL One can stand still in a flowing stream, but not in a world of men. 37 KATHLEEN M. McCLANAHAN For they can conquer who believe they can. WILLIAM MILLS One can be instructed in society; one is inspired only in solitude. JOSEPH MEHAN No one knows what he can do till he tries. LINDA MARIE MONAHAN The opportunity to do mischief a hundred times a day, and that of doing good once a year. 38 JAMES T. MORGAN It matters not how long you live, but how well. SHARON LEE MURPHY Small in stature but mighty in sDirit. ROXENE LOUISE MULRAIN With malice toward none; with charity for all. — -? MICHAEL EMIL NASS The strongest man in the world is he who stands most alone. 39 DEBORAH ANN OSBORN Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace, BETH ANN NOBLES Be yourself. Who else is better qualified? RICKY WILLIAM NELSON Let him give on till he can give no more. Greatness lies not in being strong, but in the use of strength. MICHAEL W. PATENAUDE JO ANN PATTERSON It is an that makes life, makes interest, makes imponance ROBERT J. PATTERSON No evil can happen to a good man either in life or after death.” RICHARD J. PETTIGREW I am here, but I do not exist here. GARY POTTER Who cares for nothing alone is free - sit down, good fellow, and drink with me!” 41 MAURA ELIZABETH REILLY SANDRA JEAN POTTER Love is bom of faith, lives on hope, and dies of charity. PAUL MICHAEL RIVERS While you live - drink - for once dead, you never shall return. After the verb 'to love' 'to help' is the most beautiful verb in the world. JOSEPH HARRY ROBISON Patience is the best remedy for every troubi® REBECCA MARY RONDA ' With virtue and quietness one may conquer the world. BARBARA ANN RUSSOM To understand is hard. Once one understands, action is easy. HANS JOSEF RUEPP When men are arrived at the goal, they should not turn back. JO ANNE SABATINO All that we see or seem is but a dream within a dream. SHARON MARIE SCHELL PHILIP SABATINO He who is of a calm and happy nature. DAWN IRENE SCHWEDER To get the full value of joy, you must have someone to share it with. DIANA M. SHERMAN I have nothing to declare except my genius. 44 Time does not become sacred to us until we have lived it. TERRY MARIE SHERMAN Give me four years to teach the children, and the seed I have sown will never be uprooted. LAWRENCE JOHN SLOCUM It matters not what you are thought to be, but what you are.” DEBORAH LYNN SISSON I hate nobody; I am in charity with the world.” KATHARINE ANN SPEAR Good, Bad, Indifferent. 45 PAMELA MARY TANNER 46 EDWARD GRANT VLALL All men naturally desire knowledge. PRISCILLA M. WILSON Love is only chatter; friends are all that matter. DEBORAH LIANA WALDRON I love everything that's old; old friends, old times, old manners, old books, old wine. MICHELE MARIE ZURLO That great bourn of all common sense: compromise. ” 47 DONNA R. ZYGMON A friend is a person with them I may be sincere. Before him. 1 may think aloud. MICHAEL LUDWICK OGONOWSKI I will answer anything I can with honor, but not about others.” REBECCA J. THOMPSON A merry heart maketh a cheerful 48 Officers of ’73 PRESIDENT Richard Pettigrew VICE-PRESIDENT Cathy Bocchetti SECRETARY Priscilla Wilson TREASURER Robert Ether Betty Crocker Homemaker of the Year Award KAREN CALICCHIA Regents Scholarship Winners SEATED, Left to Right: Joseph Mehan, Karen Calicchia, Blendena Dever, Edward Viall (alternate). STANDING. Left to Right: Michael Patenaude. Robert Ether (alternate), Daniel Kusick and Douglas Barton (alternate). How would you not admire our BEST DRESSED seniors, Pam and Jeff? Our BEST LOOKING seniors, Maura and Doug, made the cover of Charm this month. Who else could this be, but our CLASS CLOWNS Gary and Beth? When asked how they felt about being voted LEAST TALKATIVE, Rose and Ed had nothing to say. 50 for two more brownie points. Betsy and Dan live up to their title, MOST LDCE-« LY to SUCCEED, Maura and Dave, the MOST POPULAR just can't seem to get away from their fans. 51 Donna and Gary, this year's MOST ATHLETIC seniors wonder if anyone would care for a game of tackle basketball. Looks like our CLASS FLIRTS, Jeff and Helene, finally got caught. Diane and Dave demonstrate their BEST SENSE of HUMOR. Hope you never need the phone when Pat and Mary Ellen, our MOST TAUCATIVE, are on it. MOST VERSATILE, Maura and Paul, have put some of their many talents on display. 52 CLASSES You must not know too much, or be too precise or scientific about birds and trees and flowers and watercraft; . . . Walt Whitman Left to Right, BACK ROW: C. Calicchia B. Bussing M. Crammond M. Camerota C. Burke M. DeCota A. Buliis L. Cukrovany FRONT ROW: N. Coons K. Demers M. Bryan D. Dantz J. Dugan Left to Right, BACK ROW: T. Baker M. Anders A. Baker B, Baker K. Connor G. Brewster FRONT ROW: E. Co win B. Marshall K. Baker K. Altrock M. Bryan J. Bowers J, Alston A. Noonan 11th 54 Left to Right, BACK ROW: L. Nelson G. Shorter A. Stanley W. Stanley A. Stanley L. Nocito R. Robbins R. Scoville FRONT ROW: L. Russom W. Patenaude J. Spear S. Nobles C. Russom L. Ludwick Grade Left to Right, BACK ROW: W. Mills K. Medina D. Mehan J. Moracco W. Moore M. Mehan G. McClanahan FRONT ROW: L. Mihaly D. Nelson G. McCleary K. Messore K. Murray P. McLaughlin Left to Right, BACK ROW: B. Williams D. Stewart B. Wortman E. Travis J. Tanner FRONT ROW: K. Zurlo N, Zygmon T. Travis J. Tedesco R. Welch W. Yankowski Left to Right, BACK ROW: R. Kardas K. Fitch B. Gronczniak F. Kardash R. Finigan D. Kobzar FRONT ROW: M. FOlmsbee K. Everett K. LaBarge C. Ishkanian E. Marble R. Fisher 55 3rd ROW: C. Travis 2nd ROW, Left to Right: R. Schultz L. Stanley 1st ROW: J. Skutnisky S. Sherman J. Sheehan B. Thomas 10th 3rd ROW AT LEFT, Left to Right: W. Sullivan S. Davidson M. Eaton R. Fitzpatrick 2nd ROW: M. Gorsky T. Dantz S. DeSorbe M. Dennis 1st ROW: C. Drumm L. DeCelle S. Divan L. Haskell 56 3rd ROW AT LEFT, Left to Right: G. McNeil W. Hewitt C. Kolonsky S. Marshall M. Kardash 2nd ROW: V. Krasuski T, Lesson A. Kemmet 1st ROW: G. Jones M. McKeighan K. Marsh M. Mihaly 3rd ROW ABOVE, Left to Right: K. Foster B. Gronczniak B. Gaudette W. Gray 2nd ROW: C. Flike W. Hathaway W. Gaudette 1st ROW: M, Harbeson C. Harris C. Heller S. Gray C. Harrington Grade 3rd ROW. Left to Right: C. Nelson D. Minor T. Hemmingway 2nd ROW; W. Phillips S. Morgan 1st ROW: L. Moll M. Patenaude K. Petronis 3rd ROW AT RIGHT, Left to Right: T. Boucher C. Belfield M. Bouyea B. Bouchette 2nd ROW: T. Brown P. Banks J. Bowers 1st ROW: T. Bocchetti A. Bowers B. Bolton 2nd ROW ABOVE, Left to Right: M. Bruno M. Burdyl D. Bryan C. Connor S. Burke K. Carpenter 1st ROW: M. Cook L. Callahan D. Bussing G. Carpenter 3rd ROW AT LEFT, Left to Right: J. Wolff P. Waldron 2nd ROW: P. Viall P. Wood 1st ROW: A. Zullo K. Waldron T. Randall M. Welch 57 FRONT ROW, Left to Right: V. Bishop, T. Acosta BACK ROW: M. Bruno, S. Brewster, P. Bailey, T. Tanner, M. Britt, M. Bruno, P. Bocchetti, L. Baker Left to Right, FRONT ROW: M. Mehan, M. Messore, D. Malinoski, T. Ontkush, B. McLaughlin, D. Marshall BACK ROW: M. Nelson, P, Moore, T. Marcella, J. Myott 9th Left to Right, FRONT ROW: G. Mahar, K. Lewis, F. Landis, L. Kiley, D. Lay-ton, M. Luther, L. Longe BACK ROW; L. Kellogg. C. Lane, B. Katz, J, La-Belle, B. LaBarge, P. Layton 58 Left to Right, FRONT ROW; M. Hunt. R. Hagadom. J. Garey, B, Hogan BACK ROW: D. Foster, M. Kardas, D. Gooley, M. Fitzgerald, W. Hoogeveen Left to Right, FRONT ROW; J. Spear, C. Slocum, T. Terrell, M. Wemeburg, W. Simmons, N. Wilson BACK ROW: M. Tucker, S. Wilson, B. Thomas, D. Sherman, F. Batchelder, J. Thurber Grade Left to Right Above, FRONT ROW: T. Sanders, J. Seymour, A. Poitras, K. Reilly, V. Scoville, J. Robbins BACK ROW: J. Salisbury, K, Pinto, T. Roberts, J. Potter, K. Petronis, D. Robinson Left to Right, FRONT ROW: W. DeCelle, R. Callahan, D. Connor, K. Finigan, M. Davidson, H. Callahan BACK ROW: P. DeVito, D. Burke, M. Bryan, S. Burdyl, J, Clark 59 Left to Right, BACK ROW: S. Ryan, L. Wolff, G. Travis, M. McGuire, B. Price, D. Schultz, R. Schultz FRONT ROW: C. Schultz, P. Samuels, S. Sherman, D. Russom, B. St. John Left to Right, BACK ROW: R. Morby, E. Parry, P. Minor, T. Peregrim, K. Murray, T. Moll FRONT ROW: L. Morby, K. Patenaude, M. Mullady, C. Randall Left to Right, BACK ROW: L. Fitch, D. Dennis, M. Champlain, S. Coon, J. Canary, J. Cossey FRONT ROW: B. Fitch, C. Duffney, C. Crandall, G. Carpenter, M. Connor Eighth 60 Left to Right, BACK ROW: J. Harrington, J. Keately, J. Gilgallon, R. Harris, D. Hawkins FRONT ROW: S. Gionczniak, K. Gemmitti, C. Freeman, J. Hunt, S. Gray Left to Right, BACK ROW: P. Barton, M. Barber, L. Bar-bolt. K. Bailey. P. Baker FRONT ROW: K. Banks. A. Adamec Left to Right, BACK ROW: D. Waldron, M. Yankowski, R. VanVranken, E. Zuzick, J. Walsh, L. Urbaetis, D. Shorter FRONT ROW: M. Campbell, D. Beaulieu, K. Sprague, L. Yandell, L. Yandell, R. Viall, W. Chapel Grade Left to Right, BACK ROW: M. Brandon, D. Bouyea, E. Buckley, K. Bocchetti, D. Bussing, T. Belmonte FRONT ROW: S. Blodgett, T. Bouchard, J. Blooming-dale Left to Right, BACK ROW: L. Luther, T. Ingersoll, J. LaValla, W. Mansfield, J. Marble FRONT ROW: T. Malard, R. Mehan, A. Marshall, L. Moll, J. Mehan 61 PICTURED AT LEFT: M. Bruno, D. Bryan, L. Cefer-illo, T. Dantz, W. Chase, P. Cirella, L. Callahan, C, Coon, M. Connor. PICTURED AT RIGHT: C, LaBelle, J. Gibson, M. Lane, S. Herrick, K. J iis, M. Gilgal-lon, T. Layton, C. Gemmiti, D. Maciarello, K. Freeman, J. Hag-adorn, P. Hatlee. PICTURED AT RIGHT: R. Whitney, K. Zurlo, M. Ogonowski, W, Alderman. 7th PICTURED AT LEFT. S. Mihaly, B. Marten, M. Marshall, K. Marshall, C. Mor-by. K. Miller. B. Marble, T. Maciarello, L. Mullady, L. Moll, B. Mehan, J. Marshall. PICTURED AT RIGHT: C. Flike, D. Dewar, J. Filer. J. Faman, J. Davidson, S. Fitzgerald, J. Everett, C. Werner, W. Kiley. A. Werner. Grade PICTURED AT LEFT: A. Wilson A. Welch E. Wason D. Wason A. Wood S. Williams K. Ward D. Walsh M. Walsh J. Wright M. Tucker PICTURED AT RIGHT: D. Slocum K. Thomas T. Thurber K. Reilly W. Schultz R. Thompson S. Sheehan D. Tatum E. Scoville W. Rankin M. Spear PICTURED AT LEFT: S. Bloomingdale R. Bowers R. Baker S. Blodgett M. Arthurs P. Barbolt G. Bouchard N. Bochetti S. Blodgett B. Baker L. Baker A. Barbolt S. Angelino PICTURED AT RIGHT: K. Pettigrew T. Murphy A. OTCosky F. Myott E. Rankin G. Nelson C. Parry J. Patenaude M. Price J. Patenaude D. Post S. Pregent 63 ACTIVITIES It is true, I never assisted the sun materially in its rising; but, doubt not, it was of the last importance only to be present at it. David Thoreau National Honor Society Each spring the National Honor Society sponsors an assembly program during which new members are inducted into this national organization. In the presence of parents, faculty, and friends, those students who have demonstrated outstanding qualities of character, leadership, service, and scholarship are called to the stage to receive the insignia of membership. Being chosen as a member of this society is the highest honor a high school student can receive. The goal of the Student Council is to be an effective means of communication between the faculty and the student body. During this school year the council organized an assembly program and a scholarship fund. They were also instrumental in having the Board of Education officially name the school colors of Stillwater Central Maroon and White. 66 Library Club Most members of the Library Club are students in the seventh grade. They help Miss Main, the librarian, with many of the routine tasks involved in running the library while they provide a helpful service to the school. Secretarial Service Club Under the guidance of Mrs. Mormile, the members of the Secretarial Service Club volunteer their typing skills for the faculty and school organizations. In doing this, the students learn how to use their abilities in practical situations. This will benefit them whether they take a business position immediately after graduation from high school or decide to attend college. 67 Teamwork is as important in the band as it is on the athletic field. Everyday about 65 students meet in the auditorium and strive for perfection as they practice under the skillful baton of Mr. Saetta. The band performs at pep rallies, football games, area schools, the annual winter and spring concerts and local parades. Each section is given an opportunity to display its talents as they are featured in arrangements which are a mixture of traditional and modern tunes. Percussion Brass Math Club Any senior high student who has that certain fascination for math has an opportunity to join the Math Club. This club's primary purpose evolves from the belief that math CAN be fun. Meetings are generally held at the convenience of the members and their advisor, Mrs. Bean. A regular meeting is centered on math puzzles and discussions concerning careers in math. Math oriented parties are held very frequently. Paris- Bound Students 69 Earning a letter in at least one sport makes an athlete at S.C.S. eligible for memoership in the Varsity Club. Having earned his letter, he must then undergo several days of rigorous initiation. Then if he is accepted unanimously by the members, he becomes a member of this organization whose main purpose is to promote good sportsmanship and school spirit. Those girls who excel in leadership, sportsmanship and gymnastic ability usually are members of the Girls Leaders Association. By serving as aids to Mrs. Trombley, the advisor, they help out in the gym classes and the intra-mural program. During the year they raise money to support those girls who participate in Sports Days. Through their work in this club, the girls learn that the success of an organization depends upon active participation of all members. 70 ATHLETICS In this fresh evening each blade and leaf looks as if it had been dipped in an icy liquid greenness. David Thoreau The 1972 Warriors with 11 senior members fought to a 5-3 record. Although they lost two heartbreakers that cost them the championship, they had some big wins; one against Schuylerville (34-6) and another against Greenwich (43-6). � ' 1 Varsity Cheerleaders a d A group of energetic girls can always be seen at athletic events p and pep rallies boosting the spirit of the student body and athletes. They are the Varsity and Junior Varsity cheerleaders. They participated in a number of successful pep rallies and were I proud to support the Mighty Warriors. s Junior Varsity Cheerleaders 76 Donna Maura Senior Cheerleaders Karen Cathy Varsity Basketball As the 72 - 73 season progressed, the Stillwater Warriors grew in strength putting together a 3 game winning streak and scoring over 90 points in each of 2 consecutive games. Although the team has not broken any records, their hustle, determination and never-say-die spirit made them a definite threat to their opponents. With a tremendous amount of potential returning next year, die Warriors should certainly be a top contender for a number one spot in the league. 78 Junior Varsity GARY CARPENTER DAVE CONLEY RICKY NELSON LARRY SLOCUM 79 Varsity Baseball Team A poor season was predicted for the Stillwater Varsity Baseball Team because of lack of experience and returning lettermen. However, with a good balance of hitting and pitching, they pulled through a 10-8 season. This included the defeat of the second ranked team in the state and invitation to the Section II Sectionals. The team of 1973 shows much promise for an excellent season. JV Baseball Team COCAPTAIN PAUL Mr. Schmidt’s matmen again came up with a bevy of outstanding individual performers and a winning season that Stillwater can be proud of. In the Maple Hill Christmas Tournament, the Stillwater matmen placed 1st after being 5th last year. The acquisition of a new mat nas had a fine effect on the morale of this year's team. This year extends the winning record of the wrestling season to four consecutive years. Track Team COACH MacDOUGALL One of the most underrated teams at S.C.S. these dedicated athletes work out each afternoon in the spring. The members of the track team develop good mental attitudes of endurance, which are vital not only in distance running but also in other activities and pursuits. Frequent meets keep the boys working hard. Under the fine coaching of Mr. Mac Dougall the members of this team learn to discipline themselves and their attitudes. The students at S.C.S. have good reason to be proud of their track men! Sports Few of us are faster than a speeding bullet, more powerful than a locomotive or able to leap tall hurdles at a single bound; we are not supermen, but sportsmen. We play to win, but even more, just because we love to. ELEMENTARY To me, every hour of light and dark is a miracle, Every cubic inch of space is a miracle. Walt Whitman MRS. HOWE Librarian Elementary Staff ■ter r f t i ''®l Mrs. Sheehy 91 Mr. McCormick Miss Lorang Mr. Mondoux 92 Mrs. Scothon Miss Callahan Mrs. Burke Miss Fitzgerald 4th G r a d e Mr. Lilac 93 BOOSTERS Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Alexik Mr. and Mrs. John J. Arzola Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mark Bain Charles Baker Fdna V. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Baker Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Santa Barbara Dorothy and Leo Barbolt Jody Bartnick Pudge and Patty Barton Mr. and Mrs. John B. Beecroft Miss Joan Bisso D P II BOCES John Bocchetti Sophia and Jim Bochetti Mrs. Anna Bochetti Mary and Paul Bochetti Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm L. Borst Mr. and Mrs. Edward Boucher Mr. and Mrs. James Bowers Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Bradt Mr. and Mrs. Brott Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Brcwn Mr. and Mrs. Peter Brown Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd Brownell Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Burdyl Anna M. Butler Mr. and Mrs. Carl Calicchia and family Camp 35 — 4th of July Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Campbell Judge and Mrs. Stanley Caswell Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cefferillo Mr. and Mrs. James Champlin Christy Congratulations from the Soohomores Cuzzy and Pat Connor Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Connor Mr. Kenneth Coon Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Coon Mr. and Mrs. James Coons Mr. and Mrs. Harry Crandall Mr. and Mrs. Walter Crandall Mr. Mark Cunningham Janny, Karen, and Jamie Danny and Sandy Mr. William Davignor. Mr. and Mrs. William DeCelle Mr. and Mrs. John DeCota Mr. and Mrs. Matthew DeCota Mrs. Francis DeHice A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DeFiice and family Mr. and Mrs. Stephen DeHice and son Tony, Carmen and V Jay DeMicco Mr. Alphonse DeRossi Mrs. Helen Dever Kathryn Dickson Donnie and Bobby Moore Doug and Paula Eff Ernie's T. V. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. Evans and Daughter, Renee Mrs. Ethel Everett Mrs. Lillian Everett Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Farnan Miss Alynda V. Fiato Mr. Thomas Filicn Art and Ruby Fisher Fitch Bros. T. V. Elaine Fortune Dr. Richard Frank Mrs. Betty Filer Mrs. Giannetti D P I BOCES Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Gilgallon Mr. and Mrs. Alan Gooley Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Goodrich Mr. and Mrs. H. William Gronzmak Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hanehan Mr. and Mrs. Karl Hickey Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hill Mr. and Mrs. David W. Houston, II Jeff and Sharon Jerry and Michele Jimmy, Mary, Mike, Gary, Lexie Mr. and Mrs. Frank Joyce King Hill Kennel Matt and Mary Kiley Mr. and Mrs. Francis Kinisky Marie and Fran Kinisky Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Koper Kim LaBarge Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Lane Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Lane Little Cumbai, B, and Zeke Robert Loggins, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Noah Longe Tex Lummus A Friend Keith and Kathi Luther Sylvia and Bud Luther Gary M. and Linda W. Richard L. MacDougall Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mahar Serena Mansfield Mr. and Mrs. Edward Marshall Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Laurer e McDonald Mr. and Mrs. John W. McNeil Fran and Tommy Messore Mrs. Anna Miller and Son Mr. and Mrs. H. Leo Miner Mom and Dad Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moore Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Moore James A. Moredock Mr. and Mrs. William J. Mullady Mrs. Emil Nass Mr. Michael Nass Mr. and Mrs. Bernard E. Nelson, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond D. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. John S. Noonan Thelma J. Osborn Mrs. Thelma M. Osborn Mr. and Mrs. Albert Osborn, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William Patenaude Jeff Patenaude Ken and Louise Patenaude and family Mr. and Mrs. Arthur T. Patterson Miss Jane Patterson John Patterson Patty, Scott, and Frankie Pete and Sandy Peculis 98 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Peregrim Mr. and Mrs. Robert Poitras Mr. and Mrs. Phillip E. Porter Mr. and Mrs. Robert Quinn Ray and Karen Mr. and Mrs. George J. Reilly Homer Rieffanaugh Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Robison Bobby Ronda Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ronda Ricky Ronda Mr. and Mrs. Salvador Ronda Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Rose Mrs. Jean Roy Mr. and Mrs. Frank Russell Alex and Doris Russom Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Russom and family A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sabatino Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Sabatino Mr. and Mrs. Michael Saetta Mr. and Mrs. Warren Schell Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Schweder Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Shea Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sheridan Betty Sheridan SHERM Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sherman and family Mr. and Mrs. James Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Lewis O. Slocum Mr. and Mrs. Edward Smodell Miss Josie Sparano The Spear Family Stillwater Gulf Center Granny Sullivan Tammy Teresa Trombley Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tannei and Meg Mr. and Mrs. Clifton L. Tatum Terry, Paul, Nancy, Beth and Patsy Syd and Tess Thomas Tommy and Kathy Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Thompson, Sr. Twitch and Lover Mr. VanBuren Mrs. Martha VanPatten Food Service BOCE$ Mrs. Valentine Vega. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Viall Al Wagner, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David Waldron Mr. and Mrs. John Ward Bob, Donna and Jessica Webster John, Teresa, Colleen, and Ellen Whalen Mr. and Mrs. John Whitman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wilson, Jr. Wimpy and Helen Mr. and Mrs. Hoyd Wood and family Nancy P. Webb Bonnie and Ricky Wells Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wright Mr. and Mrs. Ken Yager and Girls Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Young Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Zagorski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zurlo Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Zurlo Mr. and Mrs. David T. Zygmon Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Zygmon ADVERTISERS How simple our basic needs — a little food, sun, air, water, shelter, warmth and sleep! How lightly might this earth bear man forever! Nancy Newhall BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1973 COMPLIMENTS OF EARL J. MANNING POST 490 AMERICAN LEGION AND AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY AND VETERANS' MEMORIAL HOME ASSOCIATION LYND-BROUSSEAU HOGAN'S INC. AUTO BODY SERVICE INSURANCE 86 NORTH MAIN ST. 116 PARK AVE. MECHANICVILLE, NEW YORK MECHANICVILLE, N. Y. PHONE: 664 3981 JOHN W. LYND COLLISON PRESIDENT WORK EUGENE T. BROUSSEAU AUTO GLASS VICE PRESIDENT DEALER CONGRATULATIONS PRUYN LUMBER CLASS OF 1973 AND HERRICK'S MARKET SUPPLY COMPANY MEATS — GROCERIES 55 VIALL AVENUE MECHANICVILLE NEW YORK 131 NORTH HUDSON AVENUE STILLWATER, NEW YORK WILLIAM HERRICK — Proprietor Phone: 664 4241 IZZO'S CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER M0T0RS CORPORATION 12 SOUTH CENTRAL AVE. MECHANICVILLE, NEW YORK 12118 MARVIN B. KIPP CONTRACTOR E. D. D'ALBERTO LANDSCAPING ETC 1 AMHCPADIMr Building and Remodeling No. Hudson Ave. Stillwater, N. Y. 664-4977 v v MrLtlt LAlNLOt ArliNv SERVICE ERNEST D D'ALBERTO Designer (Owner) Rd. 3 Rt. 146 MECHANICVILLE, N. Y. 12118 Admiral's Tavern and Marina KEN AND LEE No. Hudson Ave. Stillwater Compliments of FLYNN BROTHERS WELL EQUIPMENT CO. TILLIE'S CONGRATULATIONS GROCERIES TO THE CLASS OF 1973 FROM SODA BEER ICE CREAM THE STILLWATER ROD AND GUN CLUB INC. 8 A.M. to 10 P.M. Congratulations Class Of 1973 FRANK RUSSELL AND SON BEST WISHES TO THE PEOPLE WHO WILL MAKE HISTORY COMPLIMENTS OF STILLWATER HISTORICAL SOCIETY CONNOR'S DINER SELKIS MOTORS YOUR SKI DOO DEALER Mechanicville 664-5201 JACK BYRNE FORD MERCURY ROUTES 4 and 32 — SOUTH MAIN ST. TELEPHONE: 664-9841 MECHANICVILLE, N. Y. 12118 CONGRATULATIONS FROM BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 73 LAKEVIEW RESTAURANT SARATOGA LAKE BILL AND VIRGINIA BARBOLT YOUR FRIENDLY FAMILY STORE- ios DUNN FUNERAL HOMES, INC. SIBLEY CHEVROLET INC. Mechanicville Stillwater, N. Y. Route 146 Mechanicville, N. Y. Phone: 664-6148 AHEARN'S JEWELERS Diamonds — Watches Mechanicville, N. Y. SCHENECTADY SAVINGS BANK 106 Mechanicville Office 21 I Park Avenue Mechanicville, N. Y. 121 18 COMPLIMENTS OF BOWLERO LANES COMPLIMENTS OF THE CONGRATULATIONS FRESHMEN CLASS OF 73 MR. TERRY'S BEAUTY SALON COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF KORELL CORPORATION BAXTER’S TAVERN Mechanicville, N. Y. Mechanicville, N. Y. MILTON J. CARTER REALTOR D-F DISCOUNT STORE CLIFTON PARK North Hudson Avenue REALTY Inc. Stillwater, N.Y. Grooms Rd. 371-8740 Cor. 146-146A 371-7777 107 BEST WISHES COMPLIMENTS TO OF THE GRADUATES ZURLO'S MARKET STILLWATER DEMOCRATIC Corner Of Saratoga and Viall CLUB PENDER'S FOX'S UW NEWS ROOM 37 Saratoga Ave. Mechanicville, N. Y. Phone: 664-9074 11 Forget-Me-Not . . . For That Someone Special MECHANICVILLE, N. Y. 108 MR. GARY'S BEAUTY SALON COMPLIMENTS OF ALL TYPES OF HAIR STYLING SO. CENTRAL AVE. MECHANICVILLE, N. Y. 664 4257 TOM'S GROCERY AND DELICATESSEN COMPLIMENTS OF STILLWATER May God Bless All of You and Guide You Toward Your Goals HARDWARE MARTY'S BARBER SALON THE CONNORS AGENCY COMPLIMENTS OF INSURANCE-REAL ESTATE 664-7307 PARK PLAZA A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS OF Disiena Paint Store The Cloverleaf 49 Saratoga Avenue MECHANICVILLE, N. Y. 109 Corcoran-Cowin Feed and Fuels Compliments Of 76 SO. HUDSON AVE. STILLWATER, N. Y. 12170 Doughty's Refuse Service 664 4121 12 PARK AVENUE STILLWATER COMPLIMENTS OF Len (Neighbor) Kellogg Your Neighborhood Ford Man Best Wishes to the Class Of '73 Compliments Of Howard J. Baker Clinton Court 110 Stillwater, New York Phone 664-4202 Compliments Of American Linen Supply Co. 518 NORTH HUDSON AVENUE STILLWATER, NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS OF Best Wishes to the Class of 73 GOLDEN'S Northview Boat CARD SHOP Livery SNAKE — HILL — SARATOGA Sincere Best Wishes to the Class of 1973 MODERN PHARMACY 138 So. Central Ave. Mechanicville JEROME MASTRIANNI, JR. 664-5211 DISIENA FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE CO. ROUND LAKE AVENUE MECHANICVILLE, N. Y. 664 7385 PEG and SCOTTY B. D. TAVERN PIZZA THURS., FRI., and SAT. GILHEANY’S LIQUOR STORE 221 PARK AVENUE MECHANICVILLE, N.Y. 664 4551 CURTO JEWELERS Diamonds — Silver Watches — Trophies All Repairs Done On Premises 3 1 1 Park Ave. Mechanicville, N. Y. 664-4151 COMPLIMENTS OF MATRAZZO FLORISTS A. BUCHDAHL'S SONS COMPLIMENTS OF DICK'S COFFEE SHOP Seymour Nurick, Mgr. Mechanicville's Oldest Store Serving the Community with Famous Brands of Men's Wear Since 1896 215 Park Ave. Mechanicville, N.Y. 112 COMPLIMENTS OF ALDRICH'S SERVICE STATION AkiCDirAM kir i can acccc GOLDEN DRUGS PHONE: 664 7329 AMcKI AlN iN -LtAU VsrAooto KENDALL OILS TIRES — 25 CAR WASH TUBES — BATTERY SERVICE NORTH HUDSON AVENUE STILLWATER, N. Y. PHONE: 664 9083 COMPLIMENTS OF HILLSIDE J. R. DIDOMENICO COLD CUTS and BEVERAGES ROSS CLOTHIER AL BRYANT 664 3897 584-0838 111 PARK AVENUE MECHANICVILLE, N. Y. C B SALES NO. HUDSON AVE. STILLWATER, N. Y. MODERN BUILDING SUPPLY CO. JACOBSEN SNOW BLOWERS AND LAWN EQUIPMENT EVERYTHING FROM FOOTING TO ROOFING MTD and MURRAY LAWN MOWERS TRACTORS, and SNOW BLOWERS 132 NORTH CENTRAL AVE. MECHANICVILLE, N. Y. 113 KING HILL KENNEL BOARDING, GROOMING, SUPPLIES — RHODESIAN RIDGEBACKS— GRACE MOORE ROAD, STILLWATER (MAIL — SARATOGA) 584 5615 CONGRATULATIONS COMPLIMENTS CLASS OF 1973 OF G. A. BOVE COAL, OIL, BOTTLED GAS CHRIS 76 RAILROAD ST. KOLONSKY MECHANICVILLE, NEW YORK PHONE: 664 51 II 114 TAGSONS PAPERS, INC. THOMAS A. GALANTE SONS, INC. Manufacturers — Converters Wet Strength Paper Towels P.O. Box 150 Mechanicville, New York 121 18 Telephone 664 7322-3-4-5-6 Locai Area Employment NICHOLAS T. GALANTE — EUGENE J. GALANTE Featuring A Complete Line of COMPLIMENTS OF SCOTT-LOHNES ASSOCIATES INC. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1973 STILLWATER, NEW YORK PHONE: 664 4454 GENERAL INSURANCE YOUR INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENT HUDSON RIVER DRIVE-IN THEATRE 115 Congratulations to The Class of 1973 from CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1973 Miranda and Fountaine Floor Covering Co. Inc. The Seventh and Eighth Grades Fantauzzi's Restaurant SPECIALIZING IN ITALIAN AND AMERICAN FOOD CORNER PARK AND CENTRAL AVE. MECHANICVILLE Clements Motor Sales Oldsmobile Sales Service Ye Old Railroad Station MECHANICVILLE PHONE 664 3200 Congratulations to The Class of 1973 from The Sophomore Class Compliments Of Oak Ridge Tavern GEORGE AND EVELYN BLAIR YOUR HOSTS Rt. 9P SARATOGA LAKE 116 Compliments of Bill Brooking and Car 43 Where will you find yourself in o year or two? Compliments of A Friend Join the Air Force and you will find yourself doing agreatjobatanexcitingduty station. That’s because the Air Force gives you the chance to learn a skill, and the chance for foreign travel. Just two of the reasons thousands of young men and women enlist each year. Whatever your goals are, Air Force training and travel can take you a long way toward getting your future off the ground. Find yourself in the United Stoles Air Force Msgt. Andy Long Tsgt. Joe Valade U.S. Air Force Recruiting Office Schenectady, New York COMPLIMENTS OF MORRISON SON FURNITURE and APPLIANCES 223 PARK AVENUE MECHANICVILLE, N. Y. RALOID PHONE: 664 5505 TOOL COMPANY TANCREDI'S INC. SUPER MARKET TRULY A GREAT PLACE TO SHOP COR. NORTH 3rd and ELIZABETH STREETS Phone: 664 7381 664 7381 COMPLIMENTS OF COLLINS FLOWER SHOP MILT'S BODY We're 1 SHOP AWARD WINNING BODY and PAINT WORK COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLETE COLLISION SERVICE TRICK PAINTING INSURANCE ESTIMATES JOYCE'S LOG CABIN NORTH HUDSON AVE., STILLWATER, N. Y. 61 NORTH MAIN ST., MECHANICVILLE, N. Y. MO 664-5222 PHONE: 664 9083 or 664-7602 CATERING TO: BANQUETS, WEDDINGS, AND PARTIES 118 Best Wishes to The Class of 1973 I Phila Street Saratoga Springs, New York Telephone 584-6820 119 Congratulations to The Class of 1973 THE STILLWATER TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION N ■ VV W ■ s • i || v s . s: V ?:. £ i jTv 'V. .rs - Vj ’ • £r ‘' • V h-« ' f %I ' -■ r -c ‘VV pr r • srr £• • . y wE • V - -V .' � ' - V, ' - • • ■«• ■: y :■.■ . . I j+ ('. .. , V i.. V2: 385 « « i'V' + v ? 1 7 v t ‘ ; • ' -r a%ij «? 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