Stillwater High School - Cahotatea Yearbook (Stillwater, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1975 volume:

“The Way We Were” Memories light the corners of my mind. Misty water color memories. Of the way we were. Scattered pictures of the smiles we left behind. Smiles we gave to one another For the way we were. Can it be that it was all so simple then. Or has time rewritten every line? If we had the chance to do it all again. Tell me. would we? Could we? Memories may be beautiful, and yet. What's too painful to remember. We simply choose to forget. So it's the laughter we will remember. Whenever we remember the way we were. The way we were. Lyrics: Alan and Marilyn Bergman Stillwater Central School Stillwater, New York The 1975 WARRIOR Presented by The Class of 1975 Foreword We have been told that these are the best years of our lives. Perhaps. If they are, the best years of our lives the years of carefree days, friendships, discoveries, and growth — have also been clouded by our awareness of political turmoil and economic instability. We have often hidden in the carefree dreams and joys of youth as one seeks the relief of summer after a long winter and even now cling to the peaceful and joyous memories of school days, but we are not now, nor never were, unaware of the challenges posed by the world surrounding us. We look to our memories, our pasts, with feelings of nostalgia and even regret for their passing, but we anticipate the future with optimisim and hope that our years at Stillwater Central School have prepared us for the challenges that lie ahead. 2 We Will Remember schedules piles of books lunches at Connor’s class rings homeroom elementary plays the first date forgetting combinations crowded halls terrified seventh graders yearbooks exchanging rings kindergarten naps stolen kisses daily announcements visits to the office cramming for tests dissecting Mrs. Martin’s evil eye murder ball Mrs. Sheehy’s punishments supplemental reports snow days new friends shots N.E.D.T. Greaser Day Junior-Senior Prom fund raising competition Mr. Houston’s kindness big shots Monday morning blahs petty quarrels showers in gym parking permits graduation announcements football games show and tell homework vacations fire drills but mostly laughter, happiness, and friendship 3 ■ 4 5 7 8 Administration, Faculty, and Staff Mr. Myers—District Superintendent Board of Education Seated: Mr. D. Ferris President, Mrs. J. Osborn Vice-President. Mr. M. Borst, Mr. E. Smith Clerk. Standing: Mr. S. J. Van Vranken, Mr. D. Bruno, Mr. R. Dantz, Mr. R. Morby. (Mr. G. Brewster is absent from photo.) 10 Mr. Bristol — District Principal Mr. Caruso -Elementary Principal Mr. Quinn — High School Principal 11 Mr. Martin Edgar Allan Poe... Mrs. Butler’s weekly vocabulary quizzes ... Macbeth ... “Beware the Ides of March” ... Mr. Baker’s jokes ... “What is the theme?” ... The Scarlet Letter. ■ ■ compositions .. . spelling tests . . . “What is the subject?”... basic dialogues ... un, deux, trois .. . overdue books ... help with research projects Mrs. Bruce Mr. Baker Mr. Barringer Mathematics SOH-CAH-TOA ... logarithms ... A2+B2=CJ . . . proofs, proofs, and more proofs ... variables ... word problems .. . graphing ... constructing.. . probability . . . panic on exam day ... patience and understanding Mrs. Feulner Mr. Renadette Chairman Science Mr. Rogner “King Philip Came Over For Good Spaghetti” ... mind benders ... nature trails... dissecting... making ice cream in chemistry . . . “formation 13”... balancing equations ... overdue labs... goggles Mr. Pagano Mr. Evans Mr. Havens 15 Social Studies Mr. VanBuren Africa . . . notes, notes, and more notes ... term papers ... current events . . . agendas that we never got to ... debates ... Revolutionary War... film strips... Monroe Doctrine Mr. Houston—Chairman i Mrs. Yates Mrs. White Olivette ... study guides . .. “Eyes on copy” ... brief forms . . . timed writing ... strike-overs ... legal size envelopes ... “Listen up” ... dictaphone ... Business Arts C-R-A-S-H... bar cookies ... Physical Fitness Test . .. coed volleyball games ... scratch board . .. exercises . . . cartoon characters ... murder-ball ... selecting patterns ... vases that cracked in the kiln . .. working with wood Mr. Saetta Mr. Leadbetter Mr. Connor Mr. Schmidt 18 o Mr. Loggins Mr. Bradley Mrs. Bayly Mr. Lilac Student Personnel Services Mrs. Buliac Psychologist Mr. Burgess Attendance Mr. Filion Guidance Mrs. Peacock Nurse Mr. Sandora Guidance Office Staff Mrs. La Belle Mrs. Mullady Secretary to Mr. Quinn Secretary to Mr. Sandora Mrs. Campbell Secretary Mrs. Hickey Office Manager Mrs. Kushneir Bookkeeper Cafeteria Aides Cafeteria Staff Custodians Seniors Memories... 25 Pamela J. Banks “44” ... wearing a dress? .. seen with Patti and boys ... “Shut up or I'll duke you out! .. • Cosmetologist. .. just fooling around Cathleen Mary Bel field Cathy . . . modeling . .. seen with Mike . . . poise and grace . . . daydreaming in class . . . always being late R. Michael Bianco Seen with Colleen . . . friends Scott and Allen . . . loves study hall . . . choppers . . . known for his cycle . . . graduation Bruce William Bochcttc “5 ... call me Stuffy 1. .. Carl and Mitch ... to play baseball... loves sports .. . sectional baseball champions Theresa Lynn Bocchetti Terry . .. saying what she feels .. . hard rock music ... to be a journalist. . . seen with Cathy Barbara Louise Bolton “Bol-ton . . . seen with Garth . .. sociology ... “Don’t kid yourself. ’... to be a hair dresser.. . known for getting into trouble 26 Michad (icrald J. Bouchard Most memorable-getting caught smoking . . “Bush” ... seen with B. and B. Gaud-ettc and M. Dennis. . . likes gym ... “I would if I could, but 1 can’t so I won’t.” Thomas Charles Boucher “44” . .. memories of football. . JoAnne ... enjoying parties . .. known for being mean Mitchell Anthony Bouyea, Jr. “42” - “43”... seen with Bruce, Carl, Louie . . . likes Sociology ... Plattsburgh State College .. . enjoys parties . .. known for morning announcements Anita G. Bowers “Neo” . . . seen with Linda Callahan . . “Sure” .. . becoming a waitress .. . likes typing. . . driving the driver cd. car was embarrassing Dionne Percilla Bryan “Dee” . . . seen with Pam and Kathi. . . “No biggy” • • • plans on working with children . . . her great sporting ability . .. greatest achievement - graduation Hoosick Falls-Stillwater tie The big play in the third stanza came when the Stillwater defensive line put a big pass rush on Hoosiers’ quarterback Carknard to force a fumble and the Warriors’ Kardash recovered on the Palls’ 14 yard line. Rugged fullback Boucher work-horsed his way to the one yard line and then kicked out around right end to score the T.D. with Greg Daigle throwing the key block. The extra point play, which failed, was called back as a result of an interference penalty but again Hoosick Falls stiffened and stopped what proved to be an extremely important extra point attempt. The third period ended with the Warriors leading 14-8. The Hoosiers. unable to sustain any offensive drive throughout most of the contest, finally got it going with about seven minutes left in the contest. Carknard engineered a drive which started on his own 20 yard line. The Warrior secondary, led by Ray Callahan, Greg Daigle and Bochette made three consecutive key defensive plays before the big completion to Greenwood at the two. With nine seconds left, Wyman made his heroic touchdown from three yards out. The Warrior defense held on the extra point attempt to salvage a tie and remain very much in contention in the tight Southern Division. Mark Anthony Burdyl National Honor Society .. . “Bird” . seen with Wayne and Bill.. . Advanced Biology ... becoming an architect Karen Marie Carpenter “64”... Junior Queen .. . Carpy ... Gail ... to be a gym teacher.. . enjoys cheerleading Mary Darlene Bussing Sophomore Queen . .. “Buzzard” . . . Kenny ... best friend Paula ... always saying “Oh George’’... tripping the referee while cheering-embarrassing! Colleen Marie Connor “10” ... Freshman Queen “Cowboy” ... seen with Tammy • • • T.K. . .. known for being very moody Gail Ann Carpenter “66” ... Bill. . . “Red” . . . best friend Karen . . . “That thing” ... known for her smile Margaret Cook Cookie . . . Linda . . . enjoys Knglish ... to be a secretary . ... loves to tell jokes at the lunch table . . . being quiet 28 Gregory Daigle “23” . . • being called Dag always with I auric . . Kardiac .“Winning is everything” . . . sectional baseball championship Lauren Marie DeCelle Memories of the Paris trip • “Dec” . always with Greg . . . best friend Colleen .. “Stop it!” . • • going into nursing Trudy Lynn Dantz “Tudd” . . . seen with Cindy . .. enjoys ceramics ... “1 never get mad - I get even” ... Albany College of Pharmacy . . . known for giving “compliments” Scott T. Davidson Memories of senior homeroom ... “Harley” .. . seen with Sue . . . BOCES ... always at Sue’s ... known for sleeping Michael David Dennis Mike .. . seen with Brian ... enjoys English 12... “Pretty wicked”... to travel... always shooting pool Mark Burdyl in Who's Who STILLWATER - Mark Burdyl, a senior at Stillwater Central School, has been named to the eighth annual edition of Who’s Who Among American High School Students, the largest student award publication in the nation. Students from more that 20,000 public, private and parochial high schools throughout the country are recognized each year for their leadership in academics, athletics, activities or community service in these editions. Fewer that 3 per cent of the junior and senior class students nation-wide are awarded such recognition Burdyl is vice-president of the student council and a member of the National Honor Society and Drama Club. He plans to attend Cornell University or Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, where he will major in architecture. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Burdyl of R.D. 1, Stillwater. 29 Susan Marie DeSorbe “13 ... John . . . future plans-court recorder ... working for Mr. Havens .. . greatest achievement-National Honor Society Stephanie Divan National Honor Society .. . seen with Billy . . . Advanced Biology ... future plans nursing .. . loves skating . . . greatest achievement-Regents Nursing Scholarship Richard M. Fitzpatrick Fitzy . .. study hall cut-up . . . BOCES .. . trail riding ... seen with Fred Stillwater Taps 23 Into Honor Society STILLWATER - The induction ceremonies of Stillwater Chapter, National Honor Society, were held recently in the auditorium of Stillwater Central School. The new bicentennial flag of Saratoga County was presented to the audience by Robert Quinn, High School principal. Speaking on various aspects of the National Honor Society were the following senior members of the group: Michele Crammond. Retrospect and Purpose; Kathy Printy, Eblem; Christy Calicchia, Character; Sally Nobles, Scholarship; Roger Robbins. Service, and Nancy Zygmon, Leadership. Carol Flike Enjoys English . . . seen with Karen . . . “Oh Really? ’.. . plans to be a typist . . . always gossiping . .. never taking gym Katrina L. Foster Trina ... seen with Cindy . . . Nancy . . . likes food trades class .. . always talking . greatest achievement making it through social class 30 Bobby (kxxlman Great sense of humor. . . the base . .. seen with Greg .. . loves study hall . .. always flirting Mary J. Gorsky Going to the movies.. . being valedictorian .... seen with Carrie .. . two years of college, then work ... “You poor thing” .. . enjoys Shorthand II Brian David Gronczniak Snatch ... Vicky ... likes BOCES ... “Do unto others-then split!”... plans to be a mechanic ... enjoys just being lazy Mary A. Harbeson Seen with Mingy, Paula. Maureen. Lorraine likes BOCES ... “You big baby” ... wants to be a horse trainer. .. loves being with Tommy Cindy Ann Harrington Smiley . . . plans to live in Rutland. Vermont . .. writing long letters to Tom . . . skipping school to go to Vermont.. . “Wearing skeleton earrings to school is embarrassing.” Kiara Zurlo welcomed into full membership Mary Gorsky, Walter Hewitt, William Phillips and Steven Sherman, all of whom were selected as provisional members last year. The junior and senior members of the honor society then joined in tapping the following new members: Seniors, Juanita Tanner, Kim La Barge. Rita Welch; Juniors, Mark Burdyl, Karen Carpenter, Trudy Dantz, Lauren DeCelle, Stephanie Divan, Gndy Harrington, Louis Haskell. Geraldine Jones, Vincent Krasuski, Carrie Marshall and Paula Wood; Sophomores, Mary Fitzgerald, Dorinda Goo-Icy, Marilyn Kardas, Michele Luther and James Spear. Following the assembly program. which was under the direction of Mrs. Frances Butler, society advisor, members of the society were joined by parents and friends at a reception in the home economics rooms. 31 Louis Thomas Haskell. Jr. Seen with Artie... most memorable Paris ... “Beach Boys” ... partying .. . laughing, being friendly . .. Senior Class President. N.H.S. Walter Edward Hewitt “Walt” .. . seen with Steve . .. ham radio ... witty . .. Arsenic and Old iMce S. William Hathaway “Billy” . • . Scott Davidson . . . mechanic ... girls . . . skipping school. .. graduation Geraldine M. Jones “Jonsey” . . . JoAnne . . . Advanced Biology ... future plans-nursing... known for blushing . .. Honor Society Colleen Mary Heller “82”... “They call me RED”... seen with Frank . .. Laurie ... Mr. Baker’s study hall . . . known for long “red” hair Michael F. Kardash “82” ... most memorable-wrestling ... “Kardiac” ... Greg . . . Sociology ... winning wrestling sectionals 32 Arthur Joseph Kemmet, Jr. “Art” . . absenteeism . . . enjoys working on cars ... quiet and nice to be around Vincent T. Krasuski “Junior” . . . likes Advanced Biology . . . “You ain’t seen nothin’ yet” . .. plans to be a farmer... known for his Polish Power. . . greatest achievement-National Honor Society Timothy S. Lesson “52”... enjoys football... “Less” seen with Ellen . . . best friend Brian likes BOCES .. . plans to go to college Andrew M. Maciaricllo “88” . . . loves to wrestle ... “Peachy” .. . seen with Debbie . . . enjoys art... known for drinking and fighting Kathleen Anne Marsh “Edgar” .. . seen with Marianne, Vicky, and Dianne ... Sociology ... “I doubt it” ... known to be rowdy ... dental assistant Class Day Dance Planned The annual Class Day dance of the Stillwater Central School will be held Saturday from 7.to 10 p.m. Music for dancing will be furnished by the “Beowulf’ band. One class princess will be chosen from each class. The girls who have been chosen from each class will be the court. The girls chosen from the following grades arc: Grade 9 — Darlene Bussing. Karen Carpenter, Colleen Connor, Colleen Heller and Jerry James. Grade 10 - Lorna Cukrovany, Mary Folmsbcc, Sally Nobles, Ann Noonan and Nita Tanner. Grade 11 - Robin Dalrymple. Beth Nobles, Maura Reilly, Sharon Schell and Debbie Sisson. Grade 12 - Ann Bolton, Pat Boucher, Thelma Osborn, Michele Robinson and Gail Russell. Parents and friends wishing to attend the dance will be welcome between 9:30 and 10 p.m. to sec the crowning of the princesses. 33 Caroline Drumm Marshall Remembers National Honor Society assembly ... “Drumm ... best friend is Meg “You queer” . .. enjoys watching “All My Children’ .. . known for being a Drumm Steven Gregory Marshall “9” .. . “They call me ‘Wonder’”.. . seen with Eunice . . . Biology . .. likes to drink ... greatest achievement-graduating Debra J. Miller Shyest in the class. . . seen with Cindy, Katrina, Linda, and Meg.. likes driver ed . . . plans on getting a job . .. enjoys horseback riding and crocheting . . . “Forgot to take my insulin before coming to school . Thomas S. Minor Tommy .. . good natured ... quiet and easy going . . . BOCF1S Garry James McNeil “Pockey” ... running traffic lights . . . hilarious . . . B.O.C.E.S. . .. Price Chopper Iceland E. Moll Dunner.. . seen with Joanne . . likes driver ed . . . future plans-Maritime School... greatest achievement -graduating 34 Scott C Morgan Seen with Lori Moll... likes Sociology ... “keep on truckin’” ... future plans-civil engineer. .. likes to drive sports cars Maureen Elizabeth Patenaude Known for flirting. . . Miss Betty Crocker ... seen with Mary ... loves Frenchmen . . . pretty eyes Christopher Nelson Remembering BOCES... future plans-constructional engineer.... likes to drink with the gang .. . likes Health . . . greatest achievement-graduating from typing Judy Osen Jude . . . seen with Ken Cossey ... enjoys sewing and knitting ... marriage plans .. . quiet Kathleen Ann Petronis Remembers Home Coming . • . swn with Laurie... likes Advanced Biology • • ”1 like you too!” ... to be a nurse ... known for being tough By ELIZABETH ABEL STILLWATER - Stillwater’s Booster Club gave energetic support to high school athletes with homecoming weekend events which began Friday and continued through Saturday night. Richard Goverski was general chairman. At a high school dance Friday night, Jo Ann Sayward. a senior, was named homecoming queen. Members of her court were Laurie DcCelle, Karen Carpenter, Colleen Connor, Kathy Petronis and Gerry Jones. Co-chairmen for the dance were Philip Porter, Booster Club president; Joseph Farnan and Paul Lilac. S 35 William J. Phillips “62 '. .. loves Paris. .. Stephanie .. . Biology ... enjoys football John Joseph Sheehan “53 ... “Sheep Dog ’. .. “Got any money? ... loves drinking . .. “SCNIVING ... Greatest achievement-“Graduating with my right class. ’ Jo Anne Marie Say ward “44“ ... Homecoming Queen . . . “Seaweed” ... Tommy . .. seen with Gerry ... being 5 John A. Skutnisky Seen with Chuck Lane . . . likes BOCES ... “Are you for real?” .. . future plans-forest-ry ... likes to fish . . . greatest achievement-bowling over 200 in the league Steven David Sherman Performing in Arsenic and Old Lace... Seen with Walter and Wayne.. . Lorraine ... to be a vet... loves parties... The Purple Skulker Linda Stanley Priest Married life . .. George . . . hates driver ed .. . seen with Debbie and Cindy. . .moving to Kentucky 36 Wayne Michael Sullivan Being Captain Marvel for a day . .. Colum-bo . . . likes Advanced Biology . . . “Huh? .. . future plans to be an architect. .. going to the Rafters. Skidmore, and bars Barry R. Thomas Memories of the guidance office. . . seen with Gail Carpenter and Gary Wanek . . . “Can’t take a joke? ’. .. greatest achievement-stop drinking and graduate.. .future plans travel around .. . likes to race bikes Carl F. Travis “22 ... Cal.. . seen with Bruce and Mitch . . . “What’s that? . .. future plans -college ... known for basketball Patti Viall Memories of getting a diamond . . . seen with Vince . . . future plans-getting married . . . known for always laughing. .. getting bubblegum stuck in her hair ... favorite class telephone booth in lunch Carl Travis’ 40 Rip Cambridge STILLWATER - Carl Travis burned the nets for 40 points to lead Stillwater to a 104-65 romp over visiting Cambridge in a Washington County League high school basketball contest Friday night. Travis pumped in 17 points during the second quarter, when the Warriors opened a 49-32 bulge and held on. Travis also had nine in the third period, as the Warriors built an 83-54 margin. Bruce Bochette added 14 points for 4-10 Stillwater, now 3-7 in the league. Terry Brennan led Cambridge (0-13 overall, 0-10 league) with 17 points. Karen Waldron “20 ... Sports Day . . . “Too Bad! ’... likes English . . . seen with Carol 37 Paul Waldron Wallis . .. likes art class . ... enjoys drawing ... Gndy . . . greatest achievement making it through 1st and 2nd periods ... most embarrassing moment was tailing on the ice Marianne Welch Seen with Kathi.. . Kathi. Karen. Carol... “Tell me about it”... plans to be a clerk-typist... enjoys going to parties .. . likes athletics Colleen Whalen Mike . .. getting my diamond. . . likes 1st period shop .. • never says a word . . . achieved graduation Jeffrey J. Wolff “78” . • • Wolfy .. • winning a wrestling match ... likes 1st period gym ... enlisting in the Navy . .. loves talking Paula J. Wood “86” ... Woody .. . Mike ... “Beatles are the greatest!” .. . loves just talking .. . known for “her mouth” Gary T. Yetto Flirts with Katrina ... BOCFS ... quiet.. . loves cars and weekends 38 Lorraine Young Ikth T. Steven . . . likes shorthand and typing . . . Shut up. Mary” ... work after school . . . enjoys going to Saratoga ... happy when she got the 1963 Buick Arthur I Zullo Enjoys Individualized Reading. . . going to Siena College . .. always working. . . likes to read .. . greatest achievement-passing chemistry .. . very quiet Seniors Not Pictured Margaret D’Aloia Brown Linda Callahan Gary J. Wanek Dad owes life to two children Son, daughter rescue him from home pool, revive him By HAL SHEEHAN Mechanic ville Bureau Chief STILLWATER - Floyd ••Red” Wood of Stillwater is alive today because of his family. His wife Man. daughter Paula and son Rick combined to save his life after he had fallen into an in-ground swimming pool He is a non-swimmer It was a typical Sunday afternoon a few days ago. and •‘Red was vacuuming the pool, preparing to put it “under wraps' for the winter His wife, daughter and son were in the house At 2 p m . the handle of the vacuum cleaner, used in cleaning the pool underwater, broke, and Floyd lost his balance and plunged into the deep end of the pool Fortunately, Mrs Wood went outside to call her husband for a small household task Seeing him lying on the bottom of the pool, she screamed and called her son Rick, a Boy Scout in Troop 35 of Stillwater. Rick saw his father's plight and called for his sister Paula, who has a good knowledge of artificial respiration. Both children leaped into the pool and hauled their father to the side, where Mrs Wood assisted in getting the unconcious man up and onto the ground Paula started artificial respiration and continued until a neighbor. John Pritchard, arrived on the scene He took over the task and stayed with it until Wood came around The Stillwater Emergency Squad took Wood to Leonard Hospital. Troy, where he has been until today Quick action by the two children is credited with averting a tragedy Paula is a senior at Stillwater Central School and Rick is a sixth grader, a lormer Cub Scout of Pack 35 and one of thenewest Boy Scouts in Troop Both Pack and Troop 35 are sponsored by Earl J Manning Post 490. American Legion, of Stillwater Rick will get a certificate of merit from the local cour.il and his name is being submitted for a medal of merit from the National Court of Honor of the Boy Scouts of America The action of Paula also has been highly commended. HE’S OCR DAD — Quick emergency action by these two children of Floyd ’’Red Wood of Stillwater saved Wood s life recently when he fell into an in-ground swimming pool while winteriiing it. Wood, a non-swimmer, was lying in the bottom of the pool when the two children. Rick on the left and Paula, right rescued him and used artificial respiration to save his life. 39 Senior Activities Bruce Bochette Varsity Club, 9-12; Vice-President, 9; Student Council, 10-12; Varsity Football. 9-12; Varsity Baseball, 9-12; Varsity Track, 9-10; Varsity Basketball, 10-12 Tommy Boucher J.V. Basketball, 9-10; J.V. Baseball, 9-10; Varsity Football. 9-12; Varsity Baseball, 11-12; Varsity Basketball, 10-12; Track, 9-10 Meg Brown Girls’ Intramurals, 9; National Honor Society, 12 Gerry Jones Class Day Court, 9-11; l und Raising Activities, 9-12; National Honor Society, 11-12; Student Council, 9; Yearbook Staff; Prom Committees, 11-12; Senior Class Committees; Homecoming Court, 12 Mike Kardash Varsity Baseball, 10-12; Varsity Club, 11-12; Varsity Wrestling, 11-12; Varsity Football, 11-12; J.V. Baseball, 9; J.V. Football. 10; J.V. Wrestling, 10 Art Kemmet BOCKS, 11-12 Dionne Bryan Girls’ Basketball, 9-12; Girls’ Softball. 9-12; Girls’ Leaders Association 9-10; Intramurals, 9-10; Senior Class Committees; Yearbook Staff Mark Burdyl Student Council, 9-12; National Honor Society, 11-12; Dramatics, 11-12; Class Treasurer, 9; Vice-President, 10; FFA President, 12 Gail Carpenter Intramurals, 9-11; Senior Class Committees; Girls’ Leaders Club, 9-10; Cheerleading, 10 Karen Carpenter Cheerleading, 9-12; Intramurals, 9-12; National Honor Society, 11-12; Girls’ Leaders Club, 9-11; Band, 9-12; Yearbook Staff; Announcement Committee Colleen Connor Checrleading, 9-10; Gass Day Queen, 9; Class Day Court, 10-11; Volleyball Intramurals, 10; Homecoming Court. 12; Senior Class Committees; Yearbook Staff Greg Daigle Varsity Baseball, 9-12; Varsity Football. 10-12; Varsity Club, 9-12; Varsity Basketball, 11-12; J.V. Football, 9; J.V. Basketball, 10 Trudy Dantz Gass Treasurer, 10-12; Student Council, 9 and 11; National Honor Society, 11-12; Class Committees, 9-12; Yearbook Staff; Leaders Gub, 9-10; Dramatics, 9 Lauren DeCelle Cheerleading, 9-12; Band, 9-12; National Honor Society, 11-12; Senior Gass Committees, Yearbook Staff; Leaders Club, 9 Vince Krasuski Basketball Intramurals, 9-12; Class Committees, 9-12; National Honor Society, 11-12 Tim Lesson Varsity Football, 11-12 Andy Maciariello J.V. Wrestling, 9; Varsity Wrestling, 10-12; Varsity Football, 11; Varsity Club. 11-12; Junior High Wrestling Coach, 12 Kathi Marsh Intramurals, 9-12; Senior Prom Committee; Yearbook Staff; Field Hockey Team, 12 Carrie Marshall ti t(| Girls’ Intramurals, 9-10; National Honor Society, 11-12; J.V. Cheerleading, 9; Varsity Cheerleading. 10 Steve Marshall J.V. Baseball, 9-10; Varsity Baseball, 11-12; J.V. Wrestling, 9-10; Varsity Wrestling, 11; Band. 9-10; Varsity Club. 11-12; Yearbook Staff; Prom Committee, 12 Chris Nelson Intramural Basketball, 10; BOCES, 11-12; Magazine and Booster Sales, 12 Judy Osen SAA Girls’ Athletic Association, 9 Kathy Petronis Senior Activity Committees; Yearbook Staff; Homecoming Court, 12; Wrestling Pep Club. 12; Color Guard, 10-11; Intramurals, 11-12 Bill Phillips Football, 9-12; Varsity Club, 11-12; Student Council, 9, 10, 12; J.V. Basketball, 9-10; Varsity Basketball, 11-12; National Honor Society, 10-12; Math Club, 9; French Club, 10 Stephanie Divan Dramatics, 10-11; Prom Committees, 11-12; National Honor Society, 11-12; Student Council. 12 Mary Gorsky National Honor Society, 10-12; Secretarial Service Club, 12; Yearbook Staff; Prom Committee, 12 Cindy Harrington Yearbook Staff; National Honor Society, 11-12 JoAnne Sayward Senior Class Committees; Yearbook Staff; Homecoming Queen, 12 Joe Sheehan A.V. Club, 9-11; J.V. Baseball. 9-11; Football, 9-12; Intramurals, 10- 11; Student Council, 11; Yearbook Staff; Basketball, 12; Varsity Club, 12 Steve Sherman Tennis Club, 11; Student Council. 9-12; President of Student Council, 12; Band, 9-12; National Honor Society, 10-12; Dramatics. 11- 12; J.V. Baseball, 9 Lou Haskell Gass President, 10-12; Dramatics, 9-12; National Honor Society, 11-12; Student Council, 9-11; Paris Bound Student. 10; Jr. and Sr. Class Committees; Yearbook Staff; J.V. Basketball. 9; Candidate for Boys State, 11; Intramurals. 12 Bill Hathaway School Photographer, 9-12; A.V. Gub, 9-10 Colleen Heller Class Day Court, 9, 11; J.V. Cheerlcading, 10; Art Club, 10; Dramatics, 10; Yearbook Staff; Senior Committees; Secretarial Service Gub, 12 Walter Hewitt Chess Club, 9; Math Gub, 10; Photography Gub, 9: Amateur Radio Club, 9, 10, 11; National Honor Society, 10-12; Dramatics. 11-12; Student Council, 12 Wayne Sullivan Track 9-10; f ootball, 10-11; Dramatics, 11-12; Student Council, 12; Vice-President, 10 Carl Travis Varsity Basketball, 10-12; J.V. Basketball, 9; J.V. Baseball, 10; Varsity Baseball, 11-12 Karen Waldron Girls’ Basketball, 9-12; Girls’ Baseball, 9-12; Girls’ Hockey, 9-12; Girls’ Volleyball, 9-12; Leaders Club, 9-10; Secretarial Service, 12 Marianne Welch Girls’ Sports, 9-12; Leaders Gub 9 Jeff Wolff Intramurals, 9-11; Varsity Football, 10-12; Varsity Wrestling, 11-12 Paula Wood Leaders Club, 9-12; Intramurals, 9-11; National Honor Society, 11-12; Secretarial Service, 11; Prom Committee, 12 40 Maureen Patenaude Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Senior Class Officers Lou Haskell President Mitch Bouyea-Vice-President Sue DeSorbe-Secretary Trudy Dantz Treasurer Regent’s Scholarship Winners Walter Hewitt Bill Phillips Steven Sherman Mark Burdyl-Alternate Stephanie Divan Alternate 41 Lauren DeCeUe and Steve Marshall Class Flirts Senior Personalities Paula Wood and Mike Kardash Most Talkative Gerry Jones and Bruce Bochettc Best Dressed Debbie Miller and Art Zullo Most Shy Paula Wood and Steve Sherman Class Clowns Karen Carpenter and Vince Krasuski Best Looking Gerry Jones and Vince Krasuski Best Personalities Mary Gorsky and Bill Phillips Most Likely to Succeed EE � Karen Carpenter and Bruce Bochette Most Athletic B.O.C.E.S. 45 46 47 Athletics Challenge... 49 Modified Football Team Varsity Football Team 52 Senior Football Players Joe Sheehan Tim Lesson Bill Phillips Greg Daigle Mike kardash Bruce Bochette Tom Boucher Jeff Wolff 53 Basketball Hard practices and preparation are for a good season.”... The St. Peter’s Tournament was a heartbreaking loss.” ... “Our school scoring record was broken by Carl Travis at Cambridge.” ... “Our team broke the scoring record against Cambridge with a 104 point game.” ... “We ended a season with many close games.” .. . “We really looked forward to the sectionals.” Varsity Basketball Team Junior Varsity Basketball Team Eighth Grade Basketball Team Seventh Grade Basketball Team ranpn§ HHEQE Wrestling r 58 I Gooi L 7EMf ai-Km� Lw C.C. ttlOER lt5-RU ti SAJ Tail FXL£ SfeSSf1 A2f -P0, .. TXHy TTM 9I k zl mm FtoK' Tl-V BONCH IKZ filtVMO mwuthw -.-VKANKEH RITTY .JLLUk KAf ZAC COWBOY tUMX 91 ZPVRZ HMCiVLLM -iWIBH CAIXilAW W£W WOLFF “Wrestling demands self-sacrifice, discipline, and a Spartan way of life.”... “There’s no greater achievement than victory resulting from our own efforts.” ... “I’m ready to give all that I have and more if that’s what it takes.” ... “I’m sure the hard work is worth it.” 59 Junior High Wrestlers Varsity and Junior Varsity Wrestlers Mike Britt - Junior Co-Captain Jeff Wolff - Senior Mike Kardash - Senior Co-Cap tain 61 Baseball “I’ll never forget the time Mr. Porter told Ken Petronis to go to the showers!” ... “It was disappointing being defeated at the sectionals by a score of 2 to 1.” ... “It really got me when Doug Robinson tackled the third baseman.” ... “Coach Goverski is someone to watch at the games!” ... “I honestly enjoy being part of the team and learning about sportsmanship.” V 64 Junior Varsity Baseball Team Varsity Baseball Team 65 Girls’ Sports “I really felt weird walking around with my black eye.” .. . “It’s about time the world realized girls are interested in sports.” ... “It really makes me mad that we always have to fight for the use of the gym.” ... “It helps me to keep in shape.” ... “The challenge of sports is very real to me.” Girls’ Intramurals 66 Volleyball Team Seventh and Eighth Grade Volleyball Intramurals 67 Field Hockey Team Second Place Winners—1974 Girls' Basketball Tournament 0 4. Varsity Basketball Team Junior Varsity Basketball Team Varsity Cheerleaders Cheerleading “To me cheerleading means excitement, goofing up cheers, roaring crowds, and singing the Alma Mater.” ... “I’m so glad we got new uniforms.” ... “I’ll always remember our serious talks we have during bus rides and the friendship we share.” Eighth Grade Cheerleaders Seventh Grade Cheerleaders y 72 Pep Club “The more enthusiastic people become, the more exciting the sport is.”... “I like to go wild and really get involved.”... “It helps to increase school spirit.” ... “We really do have fun.” ... “I think the signs we make let other schools know we’re behind our teams.” Varsity Club “I enjoy making decisions concerning athletes’ actions.” ... “I’m really looking forward to the banquet at the end of the year.” ... “The initiation is always a riot.” 73 Activities 75 National Honor Society “It’s an incentive to keep my average up.” ... “It makes me feel good because my parents are proud of me.” ... “I’d like to see the group get more recognition.”... “I felt like I had really accomplished something when 1 was inducted.” French Club “I joined because I wanted to increase my understanding of French and the French culture.” ... “The French Club is concerned with letting students know that French is ‘alive’.” ... “I guess selling all of the candy bars will seem worth it when we award our scholarship.” ... “Mardi Gras was a lot of work, but everyone really had a good time.” 77 Drama Club “I’ll never forget the tense and mixed emotions over tryouts.” ... “When Mr. Baker disapproved, we had to work extra hard and long in rehearsals.” ... “After awhile I felt like the school was my second home.”... “I always wanted to spend my weekends building sets.” ... “When you appear on stage for the first time, you get this empty feeling inside.” ... “Our reward for working so hard was a very successful play.” 78 79 Band “1 learned how to read music at last!” ... “I hate having to eat lunch in a hurry.”... “It’s interesting, enjoyable, and fun.” ... “The sweaters, pins, and letters are really special.”... “I enjoy the satisfaction of knowing we gave a good concert.” 81 Chorus “1 love lo sing.”... “It’s given me a chance to make new friends.” ... “Even the practices are fun.”... “I like the music we do.” ... “It’s a lot of work.” Twirlers “1 like going to different towns to march in the parades.” ... “We’re trying to make a special routine for our bicentennial.” ... “I love being able to do tricks with my baton.” ... “1 like to evaluate other twirlers I Color Guard “The practices are sometimes tiring, but often fun.” ... “I’ll really be glad when we get our new uniforms.” ... “I’m proud to lead our band in parades.” ... “The best parts of the parades are the whistles and the free hot dogs.” 82 Future Farmers of America “Selling oranges earned us our jackets and ties.” ... “We strive to follow the goals of leadership and improve character, citizenship, scholarship, agriculture, cooperation, service, thrift, patriotism.” ... “Members of the FFA strive to serve their community and to better themselves in all areas of agriculture through trips, meetings, and contact with other chapters.” Radio Club “Was that a ‘dit-dah’ or a ‘dah-dit’?” . .. “Transmitting correctly on the radios takes practice and must be perfect.” ... “CQ” ... “One must study and take a test in order to obtain a license for transmitting.”... “Look out for the SHARC!” 83 Library Club “I enjoy helping Miss Main keep the library neat.” .. . “Our club aids other students in using the library.”... “Working in the library makes me use my time better than if I were in study hall.” ... “I think our work is important.” Secretarial Service “It gives me experience in secretarial skills.” ... “It’s taught me responsibility.” ... “It means ink on your hands.”... “It gets me out of study halls.” ... “I think the teachers really appreciate us.” 84 “I like to take part in my class activities.”... “I like selling things and helping our class to get money.” ... “The president’s enforcing fist made me join.” ... “I thought it was about time to get going on something instead of just sitting around. I got tired of people complaining about nothing being done.”... “The people in our class have always worked well together and have a knack for doing new and different tilings. We work for the pride of our class and get good work done!” ... “It’s a lot of hard work.” Junior Activities Student Council “We could accomplish something if people were more interested.” ... “I feel disgusted when the elected representatives don’t show up for meetings.” ... “Most people complain that the students have no say in anything, and then they ignore the Student Council.” ... “I think our reorganization will really help.” 85 Staff Editors’ Council Colleen Connor. Trudy Dante, Lauren DeCelle, Susan DeSorbe, Cindy Harrington, Kathy Petronis, Joanne Sayward Mitch Bouyea, Dionne Bryan, Gail Carpenter, Greg Daigle, Stephanie Divan, Mary Gorsky, Louie Haskell, Colleen Heller, Gerry Jones, Mike Kardash, Steve Marshall, Maureen Patenaude, Joe Sheehan, Cindi Slocum Yearbook Staff “I’m really nervous when I’m doing layouts and working the proportion wheel.” ... “I feel relieved when Mr. Sloane approves the pages we’ve done.” ... “The battle over the cover was really amazing.”... “If some people would come to the meetings to voice their opinions, we’d have fewer problems.” ... “I like to see the pictures before anyone else.”... “The beginning is confusing, but it gets better.” 86 HI V 4 HA1HXONV- Class Day I T H £ I Gr!cvc� dY xvnX Wtl Mi Graduation PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING Mrs. Henderson Mr. Loggins Grade Eight Mrs. Butler Mrs. Bruce 94 Mrs. Martin Mrs. Willard 95 Grade Nine Mr. Barringer Mr. Connor 96 Mr. Schmidt Miss James Mrs. White Mr. Baker Grade Eleven Mr. MacDougall Mr. Pagano Mr. Rogner 101 Elementary TEACHERS L- Curiosity... Miss Varvaro Grade One Miss Brown Mrs. Bulson Mrs. Chamberlin Mrs. Robbins Grade T wo Mrs. Burgess Miss Parker Grade Three Miss Corning Mrs. Lesson 110 Mrs. Burke Miss Callahan Grade Four Mr. Lilac Mr. Rowland Mr. Mondoux Miss Hanehan Grade Five Mr. McGovern . McCormick Mr Pickett U'filjl!! 111111 •at:|:n 114 Mrs. Mueller EL Speech Mrs. Chase Mrs. Howe Reading Coordinator EL Librarian Miss Hanna EL Art Mr. Goverski EL P. E Mrs. Flaherly EL Nurse Mrs. Gruber EL P. E Mrs. Hunter EL Music S Choral Director Mr. Durrick EL Music Mrs. Fitzpatrick EL Wing Secretary Mrs. Carney EL Bldg. Secretary 115 Advertisements Profits... 117 Business Patrons Ahearn's Jewelers Diamonds — Watches Mechanicville, N.Y. Gilheany’s Liquor Store J. P. Rinaldi, Props. 664-4551 Mechanicville, N.Y. Compliments of Anchor Inn Route 9P Saratoga Lake Compliments of Ray and Eileen Heller Congratulations Graduates B. aGulf Mechanicville, N.Y. Hogan’s Auto Body Shop 86 No. Main Street, Mechanicville 664-3981 T. L. Cassidy Funeral Home Mary C. Simmons-Alfred F. Simmons Mechanicville, N.Y. Edward Marshall Contracting R.D. § Mechanicville PH 664-5977 The Connors Agency Realty Insurance 664-7307 Morrison Furniture Appliance 223 Park Ave. Mechanicville, N.Y. Compliments of Corcoran-Cowin Feed and Fuels Oak Ridge Tavern Sandwiches and Pizza George and Evelyn Croteau Victory Exxon Rt. 9 Malta, N.Y. PH 899-4360 Ken Rhett Curto Jewelers Pat’s Submarine Hudson Avenue Stillwater, N.Y. 12170 311 Park Ave., Mechanicville 664-4151 J. R. DiDomenico’s Groceries 111 Park Avenue Compliments of Stillwater Hardware Mechanicville, N.Y. Compliments of Stillwater Trailblazers, Inc. DiSiena Furniture Appliance Co., Inc. Complete Home Furnishing Center 115 Round Lake Avenue, Mechanicville, N.Y. 12118 664-7385 Tancredi’s Food Market Mechanicville, N.Y. Dunn Funeral Homes, Inc. Mechanicville and Stillwater, N.Y. J. Dwight Dunn — M04-3731 Tony’s Barber Shop Stillwater, N.Y. Phone 664-9027 118 Patrons Alibi Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. William Anthony Charles L. and Linanne M. Baker Leo and Dorothy Barbolt Bill and Gail Mary Ellen and Jimmy Bloomingdale Gloria and Allie Bocchetti Doris and Emory Boucher Ann and Erwin Brewster Mr. and Mrs. Leslie P. Brown Cynthia Brownell Miss Irene Brownell Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brownell Mr. and Mrs. John Bruno Darren Bryan Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bryan, Jr. Congratulations From Bubbles Bud and Genny Mrs. Annie Burdyl Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Burdyl Mrs. J. H. Burgess Shirley and Chuck Carpenter Mrs. Mary Carr Mr. and Mrs. James Cavanaugh Central Dairy Mrs. Chamberlin Compliments of a Friend Mr. and Mrs. Paul Conley and George Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Connor Mr. and Mrs. T.A. Connor Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Connor Mr. and Mrs. Peter D'Aloia and Family Rosemary D'Aloia Mrs. Leona Dantz Bill and Ann DeCelle Fred and Leone Decoteau Dorothy and Joe DeMarco Mr. and Mrs. Anthony DeSorbe Mr. and Mrs. Wayne DeSorbe and Anthony Don, Pat and Boys Eunice and Steve Mr. and Mrs. Farnan Mr. Thomas Filion Bob and Ilah Flike Frank and Colleen Hoot and Connie Gibson Janet Gorsky Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gorsky, Sr. Mr. David Gronczniak Jeff and Linda Guttridge Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hanehan and Family Mr. and Mrs. George Harbeson, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John Harrington Michael Harrington Mr. and Mrs. Louis Haskell Mr. and Mrs. Burton Herrick and Family Ed and Betty Hogan James' Restaurant Jan's Style Shoppe Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kardash Mr. and Mrs. Edward Koper Karen Lalumiere and Jimmy Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lanoue Eddie and Bob Lee Bob and Barb Lewis Coach Lilac Mr. and Mrs. Richard MacDougall Serena Mansfield Mr. and Mrs. Michael Marshall Tom Marshall 119 Patrons Corft. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Michael Marzinsky Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence McDonald Fran and Tommy Messore Mike and Kathy Vicki, Mike, and Mark Mondoux Mr. and Mrs. Richard Moore “Morris” Mr. and Mrs. William J. Mullady Mr. and Mrs. John B. Murray Northway Travel Trailers Jane and Artie Overocker Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Paffen and Padraic Pat, Alicia, Jeri, and Allison Mr. and Mrs. James Peacock Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Petronis Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Porter Mr. and Mrs. George Priest, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Raut and Family George and Mary Reilly Mr. and Mrs. Ron Revers Mr. and Mrs. Albert Robbins Room 12 Sal and Bill John Salisbury and Sue DeSorbe Norm and Diane Salisbury Mr. Gennard Santiago Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sayward Lorraine and Jack Sheehan Betty Sheridan Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stanley Dick and Virginia Tanner Meg Tanner Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tanner and Shannon Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson T.K. and Colleen Tommy and Joanne Tommy and Kathy Mr. and Mrs. John Tuccillo Linda W. and Gary M. Mr. and Mrs. David Waldron Tommy and Noreen Whalen Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood Peggy, Justine, and Nena Yager Compliments of ▼' Render 6y 3nc. 25 NORTH MAIN STREET 11 MECHANICVILLE, N. Y. 12118 F 1 664-7961 COLLINS FLOWER SHOP Parkwood Plaza 34 North Main Street Clifton Park, N.Y. 371-7961 Mechanicville, N.Y. BUONO FORTUNA MANGINO’S RESTAURANT ALDRICH’S SERVICE Congratulations STATION Class of 1975 American No-Lead Gases Kendall Oils THE VOGUE Tires — 25c Car Wash Tubes — Battery Service North Hudson Avenue Stillwater, N.Y. 104 Park Avenue Phone 664-9083 Mechanicville, N.Y. GOOD LUCK FROM Cathy Dave Petronis Congratulations C D SEWING from CENTER the River Road, Mechanicville 664-7610 Reliable Sales — Expert Service Sewing Machines Stereos Vacuums Typewriters A SHOP FOR... SOPHOMORES HOMEMAKERS — HOBBIESTS — HANDICRAFTS 122 STILLWATER TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION Best Wishes STILLWATER GULF CENTER LYND-BROUSSEAU, INC. North Hudson Ave. Complete Insurance Service Stillwater, New York 116 Park Avenue Phone 664-9007 Mechanicville, N.Y. TILLIE’S GROCERY Groceries Soda Beer Compliments of BRUNO’S MOOSEHEAD INN Congratulations Class of 1975 from CLASS OF 1978 “FOX’S NEWS ROOM’’ 37 Saratoga Avenue Mechanicville, N.Y. 664-9074 American Greetings ... The very special way to remember AMERICAN LINEN SUPPLY CO. Industrial Uniform Service Division 518 No. Hudson Avenue Stillwater, N.Y. 12170 (518)664-6166 125 DRUMMLAND COVEVILLE FARMS SEPTIC SERVICE Route No. 4 R.D. 1 Schuylerville, New York Schuylerville, New York 695-6414 or 587-0329 Barney Drumm Fred Drumm and and Family Noel Crandall Congratulations SCOTT-LOHNES to ASSOCIATES, INC. The Class of’75 INSURANCE O.K. DISCOUNT Hudson Avenue 52 North Main Stillwater, N.Y. Mechanicville, N.Y. 126 Congratulations to the Class of’75 STILLWATER DEMOCRATIC CLUB Best Wishes Compliments Class of 1975 of MA’S PIZZA SHOP HERRICK’S MARKET Hudson Avenue, Stillwater, N.Y. Pizza, Sausage, and Peppers, Eggplant 131 No. Hudson Ave. Stillwater, N.Y. Tuesday - Sunday 664-7020 664-4241 127 JESS’S MOBIL SERVICE R1.9 87R.D. 3 Ballston Spa Ph. 584-9533 GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1975 HALFWAY Compliments of HOUSE HOWARD J. BAKR Bar and Restaurant Residential Builder Bob and Eleanor Hunter 129 River Road Clinton Court Stillwater, New York Stillwater, New York Ph. 664-4202 128 The Class of Compliments of EARL J. MANNING POST 490 AMERICAN LEGION AND AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY AND VETERANS’ MEMORIAL HOME ASSOCIATION THE SPIRITED CLASS OF 76 wishes The Graduating Class of ’75 Hardiest Felicitations upon their departure from the hallowed halls of SCS THOMAS A. GALANTE SONS, INC. TAGSONS PAPERS, INC. MILT’S BODY SHOP Manufacturers- Distributors Paper Paper Products AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Kustom Body Work Metal Flake Candy Apple Painting P.O Box 150 Corvette Repairs Mechanicville, New York 12118 Hudson Avenue, Stillwater, N.Y. Telephone 664-7322 664-9083 Nicholas T. Galante — Eugene J. Galante 664-7602 GOLDEN’S CARD SHOP Hallmark Cards Party Goods Gift Wrap Fenton Glass Treasure Masters Bridal Gifts by Looart — “Your Social Expression Center” Compliments of TOM’S GROCERIES Hudson Avenue Stillwater, N.Y. 131 Telephone: 664-7369 (518) MtCHANICVIlLE OFFICE 211 PARK AVENUE Mechomcville. New York 12118 Congratulations MATRAZZO Class of 1975 FLORIST MIRANDA AND Established 1919 FOUNT AINE Phone M04-4343 Floor Covering Co. Inc. Mechanicville, N.Y. 12118 132 Compliments KATHI’S of ACADEMY JOYCE’S LOG CABIN OF DANCE 61 North Main Street Mechanicville, N.Y. Acrobatic — Jazz — Ballet and Tap 664-5222 Beginners— Intermediate Advanced Catering to: Banquets, Weddings, Studios in Stillwater and Mechanicville and Parties Instructor Phone Kathi Messore 664-3772 VILLAGE LAUNDROMAT Hudson Avenue Cosmetics Stillwater, N.Y. Compliments of GOLDEN DRUGS Russell Stover Candies Blue Cross Prescription Plan 133 Congratulations to The Class of 1975 JACK BYRNE FORD MERCURY Routes 4 32 - South Main St. Mechanicville, N. Y. 12118 Telephone 664-9841 VILLAGE COIFFURES Corner of North Hudson Major Dickinson Stillwater, N. Y. 664-8368 Congratulations to the Class of 1975 HOOT GIBSON SONS CONTRACTORS High Street, Stillwater 134 STEVENS STUDIOS Congratulations to the Class of 1975 THE STILLWATER ROD AND GUN CLUB, INC. � % I