Waterford High School - Fordian Yearbook (Waterford, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1966 volume:

FORDIAN 1966 Waterford- Halfmoon High School Enter To Learn . . . Contents ADMINISTRATION.................................Leading and Following TEACHING AND LEARNING.......................... A Never Ending Process SPORTS-----------------------------------------Winning and Losing ACTIVITIES.....................................What We Do CLASSES........................................Who We Are COMMUNITY SPIRIT...............................The Heartbeat of Education Foreword Looking ahead, upon leaving high school, we endeavor to realize our dreams. It is a common thought that dreaming is, though enjoy- able, unnecessary. Leave the dreaming to the poets” is a philosophy of many. The question of whether to follow this outlook or not I will leave to you, with some advice. Dream to your hearts content, build your make-believe castles among the clouds. Concentrate during your formative high school years on self-improvement. Through diligence and hard work the dreams may begin to be realized. The castles in the sky will begin to take shape with education as their foundation. We, the Class of 1966, have a long road to follow and many catles to build. It is with this thought that we, the staff, take a quick glance backward upon leaving and respect- fully present to you The 1966 FORD IAN Go Forth To Serve . . . Dedication TO A MAN WHO IS HIMSELF DEDICATED In recognition of his patient assistance and valuable guidance as our advisor, the Class of '66 dedicates our Fordian to Mr. Burrill Burke. The words tireless and resourceful will be synonymous with our memory of him. 4 To Mr. Burke 5 Yearbook Gayle Richards Co-Editor Jo-Anne Mayo Co-Editor Sandra Dziarcak Business Manager Shelley Collins Photography William O'Brien Literary Susan Casuras Sports Carleen Pitcher Advertising Edward Wilson Advertising Joanne Bariteau Patrons Sandra Garrity Subscriptions Marilyn Warnick Subscriptions Linda Mirocki Typing 6 Staff ADVERTISING: C. Pitcher, M. Connaway, M. Black, D. Trethaway, D. Blair, L. White, C. Lajeunesse, J. Bariteau, E. Wil- son SUBSCRIPTIONS: S. Garrity, N. Pallozzi. G. Cantanucci, J. Brisson, M. Warnick, T. Chaput, B. Reo, B. French TYPING: N. Pallozzi, L. Mirocki, E. Pearson. S. Garrity. M. Warnick, B. Tufts, L. Stephenson, J. Bariteau, L. Canty, L. Rasmussen. S. Casuras PHOTOGRAPHY: R. Slo- boda, J. Demyan. S. Collins 7 Administration Realizing what an increasing- ly difficult job it is to smoothly run a school system such as Wa- terford-Halfmoon, we would like to express our deep gratitude and appreciation at the truly remark- able job our administration has done. You have given the stu- dents leaving Waterford a fine ex- ample of dedication to follow. 8 . . . Leading And Following 9 MR. CHARLES M. FITZPATRICK I congratulate you on your accomplishment. The “Class of 66” should derive a feeling of satisfaction to know it has carried on the tradition of issuing the school annual; especially in this time of change when greater demands are being placed on students to accomplish more academically, inside and out- side the classroom. It is wise to be “traditional” in some ways. Superintendent 3 MRS. RUTH PITCHER 10 MRS. MARGARET HUBERT MR. ROBERT A. WHALEN “May the spirit of enthusiasm be with you throughout your lives. If you face life with enthusiasm, life will turn to you with success. Congratulations to the Class of 1966.” MRS. JUNE JUDGE, Secretary Treasurer Principal 11 1966! The magic year for you has arrived at last! It means the happy conclusion of years of hope, of fun, of activity, and of work, and it is marked by the pub- lication of this yearbook. It means also Commencement—commencement for each of you of new hope, fun, activity, and work— another way of life. May further success and happiness attend you all the way, and may you bring happiness to all whom you meet and serve along that way! ■yn. T Guidance MRS. JACQUELINE SMITH, Secretary MR. ROBERT GUYETT, Psychology 12 STANDING: F. Fogerite, F. Glass, H. French, T. Wilson, and C. Quandt. SEATED; M. Hubert, clerk; P. Matthews, G. Flynn, Pres.; and C. Fitzpatrick. ABSENT: D. Lowther, and M. Stanley. Board of Education 13 Mrs. C. Southwick. Mrs. W. Urbeliewicz, Mrs. D. Bechard, Cafeteria Man- ager. Mrs. E. Buckbee, Mrs. B. Frament. 14 Mr. S. Swasey, Mr. E. Osterhout. Head Custodian. Teaching And Learning 16 Never is enough said for the faculty of this or any school system. It is the faculty who molds the stu- dents into young men and women so that they may constructively take their place in a modern society. We would, therefore, like to thank the faculty for their marvelous job and express the hope that their belief in us will not be in vain. A Never Ending Process 17 MR. W. DAVID ZELIE MR. NICHOLAS SAPPONE MR. BURRILL BURKE There is a very important place for science in a school. It attempts to give the student the answer to what makes our world tick ’ - what holds it to- gether. The students confront nature and analyze it. Numbers are all important in today's modern world. We are more conscious of them today than ever before. The student who is adept at working with them will never be out of demand. Math MRS. ELIZABETH SALISBURY MISS MARY FILER MR. EUGENE STANCZYK MR. LAWRENCE CERRI MR. ROBERT WARD The mastery of our language is a vital accomplish- ment. Our English Department serves the purpose of ac- quainting students with the language and literature. It also assures that at the time of graduation, they are fully conversant in both the written and the spoken word. 20 Languages French and Latin are the two languages in our language depart- ment. Languages make the stu- dent well-rounded and supply him with a sound foundation for further education. MR. ORLANDO PALLOZZI 21 MISS ELIZABETH GOOLD MRS. HELEN SAUNDERS Business The business world is a highly competi- tive one. Those who succeed must be pro- ficient in their field. Our business depart- ment sees that students do become profi- cient and are adequately equipped to com- pete in the outside world. 22 A knowledge of Social Studies is vital for anyone, no matter what branch of life he enters. It is the common denominator of an education. The better one understands its elements, the better educated he is and thus the better equipped he will be. Social Studies MR. EDWARD COLLINS MR. JOHN La BOM BARD MR. ALFRED CALABRESE MR. BRADFORD LONG DO MR. MARVIN GOLDSTEIN The music and art departments have the job of introduc- ing students to culture and the expression of their inner feel- ings. These departments can never be eliminated unless we L Fine Arts 3 24 sacrifice our standards of a well-rounded curriculum. In today's practical world a man or woman can never be too well acquainted with the correct way of living and making a living. The shop and home economics classes provide a good background for everybody. MISS ELIZABETH ENSIGN 25 MR. W. CUNTON MERRITT A healthy body and a healthy mind go hand in hand - a little trite but true, none the less. It is a rough world for the man or woman who cannot keep pace with it be- cause he or she is not physically fit. MR. MICHAEL KOPCZA C Physical Education 3 26 Library A library book is a storehouse of know- ledge and a library is a storehouse of books. The student who is familiar with the li- brary - familiar with all its uses, is the stu- dent who is well-read, knowledgeable, and sophisticated in his reading tastes. The value of a well-stocked library such as ours can not be overestimated. MRS. E. BID WELL The students in the special class are ex- pertly trained by Miss Brackett in basic skills in order that they may become use- ful and productive citizens. She is doing a fine job. The erasure cleaning job is done by the special class testifies to the results. Special MISS D. BRACKETT 83 % Sports It is a proven fact that sports, despite the amount of skill possessed by the individ- ual, builds character. The benefits derived are much more valuable than the one lost record. In later life the principles of fair play and sportsmanship learned in high school athletics will result in a better individual. 30 31 . . . Winning And Losing Soccer FRONT ROW: M. Kopcza, coach; R. Boyd, A. Mironchuk, C. Lajeunesse, W. Daubney, J. Golinski, D. Carnevale, D. Strait, and L. Waltz. SECOND ROW; M. Connaway, D. Blair, R. Shulusky, R. Thompson, R. Forchilli, R. Sloboda, C. Collins, R. Reo, R. French, P. Daubney, and D. Pallozzi, mgr. FRONT ROW: M. Green, D. Blair, J. Slewinski, T. Lawrence, R. Anderson, and S. Grochmal. SECOND ROW: R. Gillespie, coach; R. Mayo, T. Ross, J. Castracani, D. Connors, J. Keith, J. Somers, and D. Morine. WHHS 1 3 MAPLE HILL WHHS 1 0 CATSKILL WHHS 0 2 COXSACKIE WHHS 1 3 VOORHESVILLE WHHS 0 4 HEATLY WHHS 1 2 MAPLE HILL WHHS 1 2 CATSKILL WHHS 0 2 COXSACKIE WHHS 3 5 VOORHEESVILLE WHHS 1 3 HEATLY 33 Baseball FRONT ROW: B. Shephard, R. Normandin, G. Mazula, D. Connor, C. Lajeun- esse, T. Chaput, F. Miller, P. Malesky, SECOND ROW: M. Brown, D. O'Brien, K. St. Dennis, B. Mayo, B. Reo, K. Peat, C. Collins, Coach Mr. Foster, R. Woroski, B. French, R. Forchilli, B. Smith, M. Connaway, B. O’Brien; Co-Cap- tain WHHS 3 SCORES 4 Maple Hill WHHS 4 2 Tamarac WHHS 6 5 Catskill WHHS 9 6 Heatly WHHS 10 1 Voorheesville WHHS 13 3 Coxsackie WHHS 5 8 Ravena WHHS 3 2 Maple Hill WHHS 5 4 Tamarac WHHS 5 3 Catskill WHHS 3 2 Heatly WHHS 2 4 Voorheesville WHHS 6 1 Coxsackie WHHS 7 3 Ravena 34 35 36 Varsity Bowling FRONT ROW: Paul Bussey, Gary Mazula, James Shaw, Charles Lajeunesse. SECOND ROW: Dennis Bertrand, Ray Boyd, Frank Akin, Mr. Calabrese: Advi- sor. Bowling Club FRONT ROW: K. Cunningham, T. Anderson, J. Brundige, S. Brower, K. Lavendar, R. Bardelli, B. Rekemeyer. SECOND ROW: J. Muraski, D. Gibson, B. Smith, B. O'Brien, D. Zareski, Mr. Calabrese; Advisor, S. Vermilyea, D. La- Gatta, M. Willis, M. Mullahey, and J. Nikles. 37 Cross-Country FRONT ROW: J. Stephanowski, J. Brown, D. La Gatta, D. Rogers, L. Coloney, H. Ferguson, B. Condon, R. Nikles, L. Wheeler, E. Forget, B. Smith, B. Normandin, J. Nikles, R. Anderson, J. Coloney, Coach, Mr. Ward Letter Winners Roy Anderson Jerry Brown Bob Condon Bill Smith Larry Wheeler Bob Normandin Eugene Forget Jim Nikles ROY ANDERSON JV Basketball FRONT ROW: W. Beal, T. Lawrence, H. Ferguson, R. Waltz, SECOND ROW: E. Osterhout, G. Fogerite, W. Smith, D. Pallozzi, D. Connors, T. Foster, Coach. JV Cheerleaders 39 FRONT ROW: S. Benoit, S. DeVoe, SECOND ROW: S. Kopyc. N. Grochmal. Captain; W. Kernaghan, THIRD ROW: G. Mossey, D. Cole, V. Miller, K. Mahar, N. Stasko. Varsity Basketball FRONT: D. Cole, AROUND: D. Trethaway, S. Garrity, S. Collins, G. Richards, S. Casuras, L. LaBoissiere, L. Willis, H. Hatlee, L. Trethaway. FRONT ROW: M. Brown, J. Nikles, R. Reo; captain, F. Miller, M. Connaway. SECOND ROW: Mr. Gillespie; Coach, A. Falcone, R. Normandin, R. Stoliker, R. Rocque, R. Thompson, R. French, J. LaBarge; mgr. SCORES WHHS 77 59 Hoosic Valley WHHS 57 76 Heatly WHHS 56 68 Catskill WHHS 61 60 Ravena WHHS 59 79 Hoosic Valley WHHS 44 62 Voorhesville WHHS 68 46 Keveny WHHS 57 69 Maple Hill WHHS 71 33 Coxsackie WHHS 50 65 Milne WHHS 51 62 Heatly WHHS 62 77 Catskill WHHS 46 48 Ravena WHHS 76 71 Keveny WHHS 59 82 Voorhesville WHHS 58 56 Maple Hill 41 42 Seniors MEKE CONNAWAY JIM NIKLES RAY ROCQUE BOB NORMANDIN BOB FRENCH CAPTAIN - BOB REO TERRY STOLIKER 43 Activities . . . 44 Our clubs range from Bowl- ing Club to Drama Club, from Radio Club to French Club. They must cater to a variety of interests--providing both fun and a certain degree of education. Student govern- ment is carried on by the Sen- ate, where the members learn the process of government. 45 . . . What We Do Memories Junior Class Play 46 Organizations French Club FIRST ROW: M. Stanley, D. Robinson, B. Bell. SECOND ROW; M. Mitchell, J. Garrity, P. Mallard, R. Bardelli, M. Djernes. THIRD ROW; D. Connors D. LaGatta. ADVISOR: Mr. Pallo- zzi. 48 FIRST ROW: D. Robinson, J. Graffunder, M. Willis. SECOND ROW: C. Bell, M. Wilson, B. O'Brien, G. Richards. STANDING: K. Lavendar, P. Wade. Latin Club SEATED: E. Childs, P. Wade, P. Vermilyea, K. Lavendar, M. Rogers, M. Horn, S. Casuras, President. STANDING: J. Brundige, E. Dudden, M. Willetts, D. Robinson, F. Miller, G. Mazula, Mr. Yankowski; Advisor Student Store 49 D. Robinson, S. Garrity, J. Bariteau, S. Dziarcak, Mr. Fleig, Advisor, B. Loiselle, M. Black. Fire Monitors FIRST ROW: D. Blair. M. Connaway, R. Sloboda, J. Mayo. C. Lajeunesse, G. Richards, S. Collins. C. Pitcher. M. Black. SECOND ROW: L. Rasmussen, B. Tufts, J. Bariteau, J. Brisson, S. Casuras, E. Wilson. J. Graffunder, D. Rivage. THIRD ROW: J. Shaw. K. Vertefeuille. R. Rocque, R. Reo, W. O'Brien. Teachers’ Assistants CARLEEN PITCHER SUSAN CASURAS WILLIAM O'BRIEN 50 Drama Club FIRST ROW: K. Fitzpatrick, D. Glass, S. Carson, D. Robinson, A. Beaudoin, G. Boyajian, D. Fera. SECOND ROW: M. Hertzog, C. Bell, T. Normandin, B. Williams, Mr. Safran, Advisor, B. Lamos, P. Lebretore, A. Sloboda, D. Mei. THIRD ROW: E. Loiselle, S. Hull, J. Smith, K. Lavendar, C. Doud, S. Brower, L. Caulkins, M. Horn. 51 Honor Society SEATED: L. Trethaway, M. Connaway, D. Blair, J. Demyan, D. Trethaway, K. Bersaw, M. Horn. STANDING: M. Brown, G. Richards, D. Hertzog, R. Sloboda, J. Mayo, W. O'Brien, L. Caulkins. Officers PRESIDENT..........JO-ANNE MAYO VICE-PRESIDENT-----WILLIAM O’BRIEN SECRETARY..........JANICE DEMYAN TREASURER..........LINDA CAULKINS 52 ADVISOR MR. CALABRESE Student Senate L. Trethaway; Secretary, R. Reo; President, S. Collins; Vice-President, K. Breen; Treasurer. J. Mayo, J. Goyette, A. Mironchuck, H. Hat lee, F. Miller. M. Johnson. S. Devoe, M. Hancox, D. Pall- M. Brower, R. Waltz, R. Anderson, M. Hert ozzi, C. Collins. zog, A. Sloboda, T. Lawrence. 53 Senior Choir FIRST ROW: Mr. Goldstien, Choral Director, D. Cole, V. Miller, C. Pitcher, J. Somers, R. Quevillon, G. Mossey, M. Warnick, S. Benoit. SECOND ROW: J. Bruneau, S. Rood, B. Cicchinelli, J. Nickles, T. Ross, D. Rivage, D. Sikorsky, G. Vertefeuille. 1965 Spring Concert 54 FIRST ROW: J. Mazula, SECOND ROW: A. Wu, A. Wu, D. Fera, D. Glass, G. Thompson, S. Hatlee, A. Horn, THIRD ROW: R. Roberts, J. Muraski, J. McCullough, S. Carson, M. Shepherd, P. Architzel, D. Akin, STANDING: D. Rivage, F. Murray, T. Murray. FIRST ROW: T. Mazula, A. Beaudoin. K. Fitzpatrick, J. Schoonmaker, SECOND ROW: J. Sylvester, J. Gould. G. Ronesi, I. Horn, J. Horn, THIRD ROW: T. Stoliker, M. Longdo, R. Normandin, T. Ross, K. Verteufeuille, R. French. Honoraries 56 DAVID A. HERTZOG Syracuse Delegation ROBERT J. REO JO-ANNE M. MAYO LINDA TRETHAWAY ABSENT MICHAEL F. BROWN Bausch and Lomb Science Award 57 ROGER D. SLOBODA Classes . . . 58 In an extremely large high school, many times it becomes a case of the individual against the or- ganization. A Waterford graduate can be proud of the familiar atmosphere and the friendly attitudes. . . . Who We Are 59 Best Looking Did Most for W.H.H.S. SHELLEY COLLINS ROBERT REO GRACE CANTANNUCCI JON MOSSEY 62 Special Class SEATED: S. Basaglia, A. Covel. C. Messier, D. Bluteau, M. Faroni, K. Ziccardi. STANDING: J. Cooper, B. Castle, M. Follett, M. Pallozzi, R. Gatta, J. Goyette, V. Brady, S. Vermilyea. 63 Seventh Grade FIRST ROW: A. Parissi, C. DeRocco, S. Wiengartner, P. Chadwick, S. LaMay, J. Debroucki, R. Bariteau, N. Rogers, M. Opela, D. Hermans, T. Vertefeuille, C. Clark. SECOND ROW: L. Matthews, B. Fusco, M. Barden, C. Davidson, R. Deets, G. Seibert, B. Wilson, P. French, D. Bryce, D. Brisson, N. Donini. THIRD ROW: P. Shepard, J. Baker, C. Tironi, V. Gule- witz, R. Ziegler, C. Trethaway, J. Goyette, E. Dziarcak, D. Mitchell, G. Lenin, D. Hunter, T. Perry. FOURTH ROW: B. Lamore, R. Abbot, G. Laboissiere, E. Vertefeuille, W. Schoon- maker, M. Breen, S. Lasek, R. Dearstyne, P. Breen, J. Dare, D. Peat. FIFTH ROW: M. Pearlman, P. Architzel, F. Collins, M. Brower, R. Tokerz, J. Caulkins, E. Fero, A. Hunter, M. Masterson, D. Pallozzi, R. Vadney. Eighth Grade f FIRST ROW: S. Hull, T. Normandin, C. Dowd, M. Hertzog, A. Sloboda, J. Brady, K. Rus- sell, D. Bertrand, S. White, D. Mai, K. Phillipps, G. Hathaway, T. Anderson, B. Williams. SECOND ROW; M. Brown, K. Cunningham, P. LeMay, D. Zareski, S. Williams, M. Reo, D. Kuscik, J. Coe, J. Arscello, B. Forchilli, A. Pallozzi, M. Tolak, J. Farnum, T. Mazula, B. Lamos, S. Levens. THIRD ROW: E. Shulusky, R. Batto, A. Wu, P. Rogers, B. Charbeau, T. Murray, L. Doin, T. Ippolito, J. Bedard, E. Skinner, C. Fairfield, M. Shepard. FOURTH ROW: S. Ball, E. Elmendorf, E. Beaudoin, D. Cole, E. Kissinger, J. Boudreau, L. TenEyck, D. Stanley, I. Horn, J. Murasky. S. Struss. FIFTH ROW: J. Gould, J. Dejernes, J. Horn, R. LeMay, B. Rivette, B. Krupsky, T. Condon, M. Green, B. Hubble, J. Batto, T. Coloney, R. Bedard. SIXTH ROW: G. Boyajin, D. Fera, L. Nielson, A. Barton, H. Bousquet, R. Ridler, D. Gilbert, M. Holtby, M. Bonnier, R. Condon, M. Riley. 65 EILEEN WAYNE PAM RUSS Freshman Class Officers PRESIDENT----- VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY - - - TREASURER----- ------WAYNE BEALE PAMELA VERMILYEA -----EILEEN SMITH - - RUSSELL BEEKER B. Cicchinelli, J. Cosolo, M. Bluteau, B. Bell, C. Burke, J. Bruneau, J. Banker, R. Anderson, R. Beak- er, P. Bourgeois, D. Blair, M. Brown, G. Coloney, W. Beale, W. Brundige, D. Carnevale, K. Charron, B. Brown, G. Brown, G. Burns, J. Baseel, M. Brad- shaw. N. Stasko, P. Vermilyea, B. Stephanowski, M. Vertefeuille, C. Vaillancourt, J. Smith. C. Somers, D. Warner, M. Willis, N. Struss, E. Smith, M. Stanley, L. Somers, R. White, G. Thompson, W. Smith, M. Willetts, R. Waltz, R. Williams, D. Stan- ley. M. Fox, P. Lebretore, A. Hafensteiner, P. Lamos, K. Kennedy, W. Kernaghan, A. Hunter, C. De- Wire, D. LaGatta, M. Kelly, J. Garrity, D. Glass, H. Ferguson, T. Lawrence, C. LaMore, E. Forget, R. Haydock, J. Boyus, B. Kelts, R. Keith, A. Fal- cone. D. Perry, S. Rood, M. Noble, G. Mossey, V. Miller, W. Piche, L. Pengelley, D. Rob- inson, M. Mitchell, P. Mallard, M. Pell- erin, K. Peat, R. Nikles, G. Mahar, D. Rogers, E. Osterhout. D. Pallozzi. 67 SHARON TUDDY E. J. CANDY Sophomore Class Officers PRESIDENT......CHARLES COLLINS VICE-PRESIDENT...EDWARD DUDDEN SECRETARY......CANDACE SEARLES TREASURER SHARON DEVOE FIRST ROW: R. Bardelli, E. Childs, D. Faroni, P, Farnum, C. Fronczek, D. Cole, S. Benoit, S. Devoe, D. Bariteau. SECOND ROW: F. Dines, J. Cas- tracani, W. Dare, M. Djernes, J. Brundige, L. Doremus, K. Brisson, J. Brundige. THIRD ROW: L, Coloney, B. Coloney, S. Deets, R. Bartnick, D. Gibson, P. Daubney, S. Gilhooley, G. Casuras, C. Burzynski, D. Connor, G. Fogerite. FIRST ROW: C. Lawler, C. Woroski, S. Kopyc, C. Searles, L. Remillard, N. Grochmal, M. Johnson. SECOND ROW: G. Goyette, C. Williamson, S. Voleck, D. Roy, M. Hancox, T. Paskiewicz, B. Rekemeyer. THIRD ROW: R. VanAlstine, J. Somers, T. Ross, J. Keefe, K. St. Dennis, R. Mayo, P. Malesky, J. Muraski, R. Normandin, J. Sliwinski, M. Hafensteiner. N .NCY GARY LINDA DONNA Junior Class Officers PRESIDENT..............LINDA CAULKINS VICE-PRESIDENT..........GARY MAZULA SECRETARY.................DONNA COLE TREASURER..........NANCY VERTEFEUILLE FIRST ROW: M. Daubney, D. Hinchcliff, V. Hargraves, C. Fera, D. Cole, H. Hatlee, L. Willis, M. Rivage, SECOND ROW: S. Brower, D. Owen, L. Caulkins, R. Koch, J. Golden, C.' Banker, B. Architzel, M. Horn, C. Bell, R. Goyette. THIRD ROW: V. Williamson, D. Ball, D. Donini, R. Harney, R. Cunningham, R. Forchilli, M. Paskow, D. Connor, and L. Cremisio. FIRST ROW: B. Piche, B. Thompson, D. Robinson, A. Raught, J. Mazula, D. Marchese, R. Woroski, SECOND ROW: F. Miller, D. VanBuskirk, R. Quilvalon, G. Mazula, M. Wilson, M. Milalhy. THIRD ROW: G. Vertevielle, D. Robaitailee, D. Zoroski, L. Tironi, B. Loiselle, K. Lavender, P. Wade. LAST ROW: L. Neilson, B. Zordan, L. Trethaway, and L. LaBoisierre. 71 DALE MARY LYNN JACK JAN Senior Class Officers PRESIDENT.......MARY LYNN BLACK VICE-PRESIDENT.........................JON MOSSETY SECRETARY...........................JANICE DEMYAN TREASURER..................DALE TRETHAWAY LINDA MARGARET ACKENBRACK JOANNE ELLEN BARITEAU KATHLEEN ANN BERSAW MARY LYNN BLACK MICHAEL LEWIS CONNAWAY STEVEN GENE COSTANTINI WILLIAM JAMES DAUBNEY SANDRA ANN DZIARCAK ROBERT ALBERT FRENCH JOHN EDWARD GRAFFUNDER DAVID ALLEN HERTZOG 82 LINDA YVONNE MIROCKI JAMES ROBERT NIKLES WILLIAM STANLEY O'BRIEN 85 LINDA JEAN RASMUSSEN ROBERT JULIAN REO GAYLE STARR RICHARDS DENNIS ANDREW RIVAGE RAYMOND ANDREW ROCQUE JAMES LEE SHAW ROGER DALE SLOBODA ROBERT EDWARD SMITH 88 JAMES MARVIN SPRETTY LINDA MAE STEPHENSON DALE TRETHAWAY 90 MARILYN JEAN WARNICK LINDA ANN WHITE JAMES BERNARD WHITING • EDWARD JOSEPH WILSON Community Spirit 92 An active school is the center of an in- terested community. The small-town at- mosphere of Waterford is friendly; just as the atmosphere of the school is conducive to learning. An interested and competent school system is the product of a well-di- rected community spirit. The Heartbeat of Education. 93 GENERAL ELECTRIC Best Wishes to the Class of 1966 From the Men and Women of the SILICONE PRODUCTS DEPARTMENT Home of General Electric Silicones ANDY’S SPORTING GOODS INC. SHULUSKY’S RESTAURANT Waterford Home Style Cooking 270 River Street Troy, N. Y. Compliments of You'll Find It Handy To Call at GEORGE’S MUSIC STORE Andy's ED BOVA’S SINCLAIR 237-8590 90 Saratoga Avenue Waterford TIRES - BATTERIES - TUNEUP LAWARE’S PAINT STORE 15 Seventh Street Waterford 237-2511 PAINTS - GLASS - GROCERIES SCREENS - ALUMINUM WINDOWS AND DOORS BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1966 FROM THE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY 95 DE VOE’S RAINBOW ORCHARD FREDETTE’S BARBER SHOP Waterford 237-6973 BARDELLI MEMORIALS 59 Middletown Road Waterford, N. Y. Open: 8:00 - 6:00 22 Grace Street Northside Waterford 237-1665 237-2512 APRIL’S . . . for formals . • . graduation . . . and bridal GOWNS 'From classroom to chapel . . . Nearby at 582 Second Avenue Troy, N. Y. JOHN HIGGINS AND COMPANY LLOYD PIKE INSURANCE Congratulates the 32 Broad Street Waterford, New York Class of 1966 Phone 237-7331 237-7335 96 SANMAR SHOES GOOD LUCK- BEST WISHES TO --Expert Orthopedic Fitting --Dance Footwear and Accessories CLASS OF '66 3 Third Street Troy, N. Y. AHSLEY 4-3372 THE BORDEN CO. COMMODORE HIGH GRADE NORTHEAST MILK AND ICE CREAM DIVISION Dry Cleaners and Laundry P. O. BOX 1070 Phone BE 5-1010 Albany 1, New York BEST WISHES COMPLIMENTS OF TO THE CLASS OF 1966 FROM SPERRY WAREHOUSES, INC. TROY NEWS CO., INC. EDUCATIONAL DIVISION 176 Third Street Troy, New York MIDDLEBROOK Troy, New York MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS DISTRIBUTORS OF QUALITY PAPERBACKS MILLER’S MUSIC STORE FOR BAND INSTRUMENT SPECIALISTS Book Fairs - Book Stores - Classroom 73 Fourth Street Troy, N. Y. 97 TROY AREA NEW CAR MEMBER DEALERS INC. RIVET’S GROCERY Nemith Motors, Inc. Nemith Auto, Inc. Whitbeck Motors, Inc. 54 Clifton Street Academy Motors, Inc. Bumstead Chevrolet, Inc. Northside, Waterford Cartwright Sales Service, Inc. Dunning Buick, Inc. Gilligan Buick, Inc. Ken Goewey Dodge, Inc. Gosselin Motors 237-1611 SCOTT-MAR H. E. Hulland Son, Inc. RESTAURANT BAR Hedley Cadillac-Oldsmobile, Inc. Knowles Pontiac, Inc. FINE FOOD Latham Motors, Inc. Waterford-Mechanicville Road Prop. Best of Luck MARG AND SCOTT CAMPBELL to the Class of 1966 237-9743 QUINN COONS' Best of Luck SERVICE STATION to the Tires - Gas - Lubrication Class of 1966 Exide Batteries - Oils From Accessories CHARLES J. BRADY Cars Called for and Delivered Post 235 117 Saratoga Ave. , Waterford POST 235 ADAM ROSS AMERICAN LEGION CUT STONE CO., INC. A Little Stone. . . . A Lot of Distinction 50 Third Street 1003 Broadway Waterford, 463-6674 New York Albany, N. Y. 98 TIMPANE’S YORKE PHARMACY Since 1888 HUBERT V. SAVAGE, Prop. Jewelers and Optometrists 597 Second Ave. Cohoes, New York Troy, N. Y. Compliments of Best Wishes from GENERAL ACCOUNTING BURGESS PRINTING 108 Broad Street 237-0411 If You Want the Best Good Luck to Shop at . . . Class of '66 POLLOCK’S MATTHEW’S SERVICE STATION Waterford Mechanicville Road SUPER MARKET BE 5-9788 W. P. HERBERT CO. DUNN’S PAINT STORE Women's and Misses' Apparel Phone 237-4613 Troy, N. Y. Broad Street AS 4-5720 Waterford, New York 99 Visit our Shop for young men on the Third Floor WELLS COVERLY 336 River Street Troy, New York Compliments of CAMP’S Broad Street Waterford Compliments of MICHON’S 66-68 Broad Street Waterford, New York Compliments of DAIRY QUEEN BRAZIER SWASEY’S BARBER SHOP Fourth Street Waterford, New York Flowers for every occasion MALONEY’S FLOWER SHOP JOSEPH WRIGHT, Prop. Terms: 30 da. 73 Broad Street Waterford, N. Y. Compliments of A FRIEND TRUST to the man who wears the star DYER’S SERVICE STATION 100 HODGKINS OF BALFOUR P. O. Box 2509 Schenectady, N. Y. 12309 WE'RE SAD TO SEE YOU SENIORS LEAVE GOOD OLD WATERFORD-HALFMOON HIGH You've been good customers and we have enjoyed working with and for you. Our very best wishes for success and happiness go with you - - Before you go, tell the under- classmen our service can't be beat when it comes to yearbooks, school rings, and graduation announcements. GUS HODGKINS- -BOB GRAY - -DON NASH- - JIM GERDING-- TONY SCARING 38 Years of service to the Schools in Eastern New York 102 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1966 FROM MARRA’S PHARMACY 217 Remsen Street Cochoes New York COMPLIMENTS OF VAN’S DINER Waterford-Mechanicville Road EVELYN’S BEAUTY SALON EVELYN LaJEUNESSE - Prop. 300 Ontario Street, Cohoes, N. Y. Phone - 237-9123 Permanent Waving Styling - Cutting - Tinting Shampoos - Scalp treatment Open evenings by appointment BERDAR’S AUTO SERVICE INC. 92-114 Saratoga Avenue Cohoes New York 237-5032 237-1513 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1966 FROM THOMAS H. MORRIS INSURANCE AGENCY WATERFORD'S OLDEST INSURANCE AGENCY 1855 - 1966 TOWN HALL BUILDING 103 POLLOCK’S LUMBER YARD 93 Third Street Waterford, New York Phone 237-5800 Compliments of Best Wishes From WEINBURG’S CERQUA’S 60 Third Street Barber Shop Troy, New York 102 Broad Street Compliments of B. J. GAS STATION BIG VALUE 75 Saratoga Avenue Supermarket Phone 237-7551 104 CONGRATULATIONS COMPLIMENTS OF TO THE CLASS OF A FRIEND 1966 FROM THE BEST WISHES CLASS OF FROM 1968 THE SPINNING WHEEL YARN SHOP BEST WISHES COMPLIMENTS FROM OF CRAMER’S A FRIEND Best Wishes Best Wishes from from DR. JOSEPH BROCINER MR. AND MRS. CHARLES H. QUANDT 105 235-6045 IRWIN - JEWELER 96 Remsen St. T uteti cefuhvi STf. ij l Vnv0 vcU vNfUIEDOIRt emiOOIITIOn GIFTS Electronically Tested Watch Repairs Ph. 237-9758 LAWRENCE PHARMACY COMPLIMENTS OF LOUIS T. ROUSSELLE SHEETROCK TAPING AND PAINTING 79 Third Avenue Waterford New York A. M. CLARK, Ph. G. 79 Broad St. , Waterford, N. Y. Phone 235-2818 Compliments of the FASHIONS FOR JR. HIGH - TEENS - CHUBBIES VENER’S YOUNG TOWN WATERFORD REPUBLICAN CLUB Latham, New York LATHAM CORNERS SHOPPING CENTER DEBONNAIRE BEAUTY SALON IRENE DUDDEN, Prop. PERMANENT WAVING STYLING - CUTTING - TINTING SHAMPOOS - SCALP TREATMENTS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY 237-4694 106 CHECKING ACCOUNT SERVICE year...for this year’s Graduates National Commercial Bank’s graduation gift of a Free Checking Account Service will help you to manage your money wisely. Your quar- terly statements will show where your dollars go, and cancelled checks will be proof you paid. NATIONAL Commercial Bank AND TRUST COMPANY VCMIII ftOEKAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION FULL SERVICE BANKING through 50 offices in Northeastern New York Stato 5 jlIVlNGTHf | i heartland a of m V For job opportunities at National Commercial Bank, please write or call our Personnel Department CO NG R A T U LA TIO NS TO THE CLASS OF 1966 FROM THE WATERFORD CONSTRUCTION CO. 110 Fonda Road Waterford, New York Home Builders CE 7-8410 107 FINE PAPERS FOR THE FINEST PRINTING .... TEXTS, COVERS, VELLUMS FOR LETTERPRESS AND OFFSET MOHAWK PAPER MILL, INC. Waterford and Cohoes, New York Best Wishes From PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Francis Akin Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bariteau, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. George Bersaw Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Black Mr. and Mrs. Leo F. Blair Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Frank Casuras Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood E. Collins Mr. and Mrs. John Connelly Mr. and Mrs. Gene L. Costantini Mr. and Mrs. William Daubney Mr. and Mrs. Frank Demyan Mrs. Valerie Dziarcak Mr. and Mrs. Charles Finn Mr. and Mrs. Howard A. French Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Garrity, Janis, and Thomas Jr. 109 Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Graffunder Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lajeunesse Otto F. Mackey Raymond Mayo Gene Pallozzi Carlyle A. Pitcher Warren T. Rasmussen Albert Reo Raymond L. Rocque and Michael Donald Shaw Andrew Sloboda George F. Trethaway William Tufts Edward Vaughn Michael Warnick Charles H. Wells, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Wilson Class Will To the Class of '69, we leave our discarded dreams and the next three years of high school. Don't let homework get you down and always try to remember the purpose for education. To the Class of '68, we leave our memories of the old school and our hope that your high school years will be as memorable and fruitful as ours have been. To the Class of '67, the Seniors of next year - we leave our lockers and this advice: Cherish your last year, save every minute of it; for before you know it, it will be your last. Alma Mater The guiding spirit of our youth, Our Alma Mater dear, You lead us ever onward. To knowledge and to truth. Your praises now we loudly sing As we pledge ourselves so true By lives of worth and high endeavor Honor e'er to you. Our emblem of strength and youth, Your colors, red and white, Will stand before us ever A symbol of your truth. We sing to you with pride sincere And promise e'er to try To prove our love for you, our own— Dear Waterford-Halfmoon High. 112 Often overlooked is the role of the photographer in preparing a yearbook. The staff suggests what type of picture must be taken, but it is the photographer who decides what the actual picture will be. Therefore, we wish to thank Joe for the excellent job and the hard work he has done for us. J. H. WINCHELL in The two words, Thank You cannot begin to express the gratitude the year- book staff holds to Mr. Calabrese. The yearbook is the most important and meaningful project a class can under- take; and the advisor's job, the most demanding. He must be aware of all the activities of the staff, and be able to pull together all the loose ends as the deadline approaches. We would like to thank you. Mr. Calabrese, for the wonderful job you have done. ALFRED J. CALABRESE • — - v; ••• . . ; ■ . • . ; -■ ■ ■ . ■ • : ' . . ■ • v •. . - . . ■ ” .'A - N-A- •• - ; • -