Waterford High School - Fordian Yearbook (Waterford, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1967 volume:

■Hr HkIMBH rH' Waterford-Halfmoon High School Waterford, New York MCMLXVII ■■■■■■■■■■■■ .TiPBE i rn ii ■kiiisii! Class Of 1967 Welcomes You To . . . THE MANY WORLDS OF WATERFORD - HALFMOON ■■HI HIGH SCHOOL As Viewed By The Annual Staff Of The 1967 FORDIAN Co-Editors: Linda Trethaway, Dana Delahanty Business Mgr.: Mike Mullahey Layout and Design: Mary Horn Literary: Penny Wade Photography: Nancy Vertefeuille Subscriptions: Donna Cole, Ricky Forchilli Advertising: Linda Caulkins Doug Connor Typing: Sue Brower 3 4 Prologue The ability to think straight, some knowledge of the past, some vision of the future, some skill to do useful service, some urge to fit that ser vice into the well-being of the community - these are the most vital things education must try to produce. If we can achieve them in the citizens of our land, then given the right to knowledge and the free use thereof, we shall have brought America the wis- dom and the courage to match her destiny. Mr. Calabrese, who made the most important job of our high school years, this senior book, a success. We dedicate this yearbook in part to you in appreciation for devoting your energy and enthusiasm to make the job enjoyable and to produce a yearbook of outstanding quality. 6 For your time and effort your advice your encouragement, your loyalty but most of all your friendship; we the Class of 1967 would like to thank you. Mr. Eugene Stanczyk by dedicating this book in part to you. D e d i c a t i o n 7 The only sure weapon against bad ideas is better ideas. 9 LEARNING ii i Superintendent Success is the result of effort. The success of your annual reflects the effort you have put forth. Success is the result of cooperation. The success of your annual re- flects the cooperation of the members of the class of 67. The lesson learned from cooperative effort should prove of value to you in all your future endeavors. Board Of Education FIRST ROW: C. Fitzpatrick, G. Flynn, Pres.; M. Hubert, M. Stanley, H. French, F. Glass. SECOND ROW: M. Doud, D. Lowther, C. Quandt. THIRD ROW: F. Fogerite, T. Wilson. 10 Principal The future belongs to those who reach for it with energy, enthusiasm, and the will to suc- ceed. May 1 urge each member of the Class of 1967 to strive for success, and may I congratu- late you on the successful completion of your high school careers. Mrs. June Judge, Secretary I I Mr. Orlando Pallozzi Guidance As you mark the completion of your high-school years with your yearbook of happy memories, we congratulate you on your success to date and give to each of you our best wishes for con- tinued success throughout a happy, busy future. We hope that the experiences of high school have equipped you for the new ex- periences of the years to come so that you may be true to the best that is in you. 12 Mrs. Priscilla Wade “Good Health Is An Insurance Of Happiness.” 13 Health Services Secretarial Staff Cafeteria Staff Mrs. Jacqueline Smith Mrs. Margaret Hubert Mrs. Ruth Pitcher W. Urbielewitz, A. Dross, C. Kopyck J. High, E. Buckbee, C. Southwich D. Bechard, Caf. Manager Custodial Staff Mr. E. Osterhout, Head Custodian, Mr. S. Swasey. 14 Dedication, Our Faculty Watchword 15 Delivery room for the birth of ideas - a place where history comes to life. ” 16 Mr. R. Gillespie Chairman beauty. Mrs. E. Salisbury Mrs. J. Korbel MissC. Pengelly Mr. H. Safran Chairman Mrs. B. Jones Miss M. Morgan Mrs. E. Bidwell Mr. E. Stanczyk Librarian Mr. B. Burke Mr. S. Kidder Mr. N. Sapone Mr. O. Pallozzi Mrs. E. Pessetto Mrs. H. Saunders MUi Mrs. A. Fitzpatrick Mr. T. A. McCullough Mr. B. Longdo Mr. W. C. Merritt Not that you won or lost, but how you played the game. Miss E. Ensign Miss D. Bracket Miss M. Waugh “They considered prowess in the arts of speed and endurance as evidence of superiority in manhood and they held their athletic sports in reverence as well as with enthusiasm.” THE WORLD 24 SPORTS Last spring Waterford saw a Junior Varsity Base- ball team play for the first time. Their many wins assured a continuance of this new team and brought them great popularity. 26 Varsity Baseball Scores WHHS - 3 Maple Hill - - - - 5 WHHS - 8 Heatly 3 WHHS - 3 Milne 2 WHHS - - - - - 1 Ravena - 2 WHHS - 2 Catskill 3 WHHS - 8 Coxsackie 7 WHHS - - - - 14 Heatly 1 WHHS - - - - - 8 Milne - - - - 4 WHHS - 5 Ravena 2 WHHS - 2 Maple Hill - - 13 WHHS - 5 Catskill 8 WHHS - - - - - 8 Voorheesville - - - - - 3 WHHS - 0 Coxsackie 3 WHHS - - - - - 4 Voorheesville - - ■ - - - 8 Bowling Club 30 Varsity Girls Team The Bowling Club provides fun and friendly competition for all interested students in grades nine through twelve. Varsity Boys Team CO K For the second consecutive year, Waterford-Halfmoon has enjoyed an ambitious and successful Cross Country Team which has placed well at local meets. Wrestling 34 In it's first year of existence the wrestling team competed in all their matches with en- thusiasm and determination. 35 Soccer Scores WHHS-------0 Catskill.............1 WHHS - - - 0 Coxsackie ----- o WHHS-------0 Cohoes...............2 WHHS-------0 Voorheesville--------1 WHHS-------4 Heatly...............1 WHHS-------2 Cohoes...............0 WHHS-------1 Maple Hill...........2 WHHS-------0 Catskill.............1 WHHS - - - 1 Coxsackie............2 WHHS-------3 Voorheesville--------0 WHHS - - - 3 Heatly...............1 WHHS - - - 2 Maple Hill...........0 WHHS-------0 Hoosick Valley------1 36 , •• Jdfr ■ H [ v .'• ' r 4 - 7- 'rwi «to� $3f „• £i’• • ' ‘ '4; ab Av.i r Ir ft V-- -n ’ —■ ■ — ■ 6S -! 4S 2; ise p ; « • • . - - i .i .'! 'a .. • .. — •• k ir ,yl 1 •1V £■ ■w • ’tf ttjZA’ - “•r-ifcV ?'' ■ — •■'n. saf££ m4 I Ii • • vaijM W .-.wiw ! � -v “ - . r. • - I .to fl v ‘V � L' qpr-' ■ ■ ItMfcT n ?h; Junior Varsity H. UATLEE D. COLE J. KAPUSCINSKI Advisor ®® P ML' A Varsity Cheerleaders L. TRETHWAY Varsity Squad M. BROWN R. FORCHILLI B. PIC HE D. CONNOR Our favorite spectator sport, basket- ball has gained renown this year with its many victories under the leadership of Coach John Anderson. B. THOMPSON F. MILLER 43 sto fi 45 .v r THE 46 WORLD OF ACTIVITIES If you want a thing bad enough To go out and fight for it. Work day and night for it. Give up your time and your peace and your sleep for it.... You’ll get itl C. SEARLES - Secretary, P. WADE - Vice-President, J. GOLDEN - President, C. BELL - Treasurer The Honor Society includes students achieving the high quality work which it demands and retaining a good standing in the school. Honor Society 48 government which plans many student activi- L TRETHAWAY....................Secretary. ties including Moving-Up Day. H HAJLEE....................V. president. F. MILLER........................ President. K. BREEN..........................Treasurer c cr Better Understanding Through Languages Teachers Assistants Service to Our School Fire Monitors 53 Newspaper Club 54 Yearbook Staff Records . . . SEATED: M. Mullahey, M. Horn, P. Wade, S. Brower, N. Vertefeuille, H. Hatlee; STANDING: D. Connor, L. Caulkins, D. Cole, R. Forchilli. Year’s Memories Subscription Typing N. Vertefeuille, R. Kock, L. Tironi, J. Golden, D. VanBuskirk, K. Lavender, V. Hargraves, M. Daubney, C. Banker, C. Fera. Advertisement K. Lavender, V. Hargraves, P. Wade, L. Tironi, S. -Brower. L. LaBoissiere, J. Golden, B. Thompson, G. Mazula, L. Willis, F. Miller, B. Brown. Tomorrow’s Leaders Boy’s State MICHAEL F. BROWN This award is given to the outstanding male citizen of the Junior Class and includes a week of government study at a college. D.A.R. The D.A.R. prize is awarded annually to the outstanding female citizen by the Daughters of American Revolution. It re- presents an opportunity to take various tests towards earning a scholarship. 58 PENNY WADE From Today’s Scholars P. Wade, L. Caulkins, M, Horn, C. Bell, K. Lavender. Five Members of the Creative Writing class were rewarded for their long hours of hard work by having their essays accepted in the National Essay Presses' Anthology, Young America Speaks. Bausch and Lomb Science Award Jean Golden received this award for the highest scholastic average in Science for a three year period. Syracuse Delegation C. Searles, L. Trethaway, M. Brown, E. Dudden. These students are elected by their classmates to be sent to Syracuse University to compete for a scholar- ship. 59 Rivalry For Power Interclass games as sponsored by the Student Senate encourage class spirit and friendly rivalry between the classes through the games. 60 A New Tradition As Juniors, the class of 67 be- gan their new tradition in the school. The SEMI-FORMAL is one of the most important projects of the junior year and the most fun. 61 Moving-Up Day . . Morning Games 62 63 THE WORLD ‘'The time to be happy is now, the place to be happy is here. Senior Favorites Did Most For W.H.H.S. MICHAEL BROWN and LINDA TRETHAWAY Best Looking DENNIS O’BRIEN and LINDA WILLIS Most Athletic ROBERT PICHE and DANA DELAHANTY 69 FIRST ROW: C. Roberts, D. Krupski, M. Pulcher, J. Breen, R. Irwin, J. Fera, R. Facteau, L. Mitchell, W. Beale, J. Graham, P. Ball, D. Willetts, J. Golinski, M. Marrow, M, Canty, C. Vertefeuille, K. Moore, S. Strait, A. Wu, C. Bousquet, C. Charette, SECOND ROW: L. Batto, N. Cicchinelli, A. LaGatta, L. Brundige, A. Horn, K. Groch- mal, R. Harwood, L. Pallozzi, M, Decker, L. Cunningham, C. Sorenson, S. DeVoe, K. Stanley, C. Dwyer, P. Gregware, N. Opela, R, Trethaway, K. Anderson, P. Bush, L. Gokey. THIRD ROW; E. Fronczek, B. Donald, C. O'Clair, J. Mason, S. Whipple, T. Piacente, J. Ronesi, T. Jeavons, E. Vertefeuille, D. Sunkes, S. Trethaway, R. Toftequard, S. Glass, G. Douglas, T. Cooper, J. Dziarcak, W. Hertzog, J. Wheeler, R. Condon, K. Perrier, J. Desautels, FOURTH ROW; E. Duane, M. Longdo, T. Dauidson, E. Bumiche, H. Tetreault, R. Baron, M. Connor, E. Roy, N. Bedard, M, Rocque, D. Pucci, J. Dross, T. Mazula, B. Coneswitz, D. Akin, T. Cartwright, G. Houle, D. Pallozzi, L. Forget, D. Taylor, R. Brown, R. Vermilyea, W. Covel, M. Casuras. Seventh Grade 70 Eighth Grade FIRST ROW: K. O'Neill; P. French; B. Wilson; G. Seibert; J. Dobrucki; M. Opela; D. Hermans; S. Norton; T. Ver- tefeuille; R. Bariteau; C. Clark; K. Mahoney; C. Messire; S. Kimsey; R. Deets; SECOND ROW; J. Perrier; P. Chad- wick; B. Fusco; M. LaCroix; M. Barden; C. Davidson; A. Parissi; M. McEntee; L. Mcdonald; D. Brisson; D. Bryce; N. Rogers; S. Weingartner; S. LeMay; N. Donini; THIRD ROW: P. Architzel; C. Trethaway; G. Linen; M. Brower; R, Dearstyne; R. Tokarz; D. Pallozzi; V. Gulewicz; M. Breen; J. Dare; P. Breen; G. Houle; B. Brisson; P. Shepard; P. Masterson; R. Shackett; E. Dziacak; FOURTH ROW: D. Mitchell; R. Vadney; T. Perry; F. Collins; J. Caulkins; D. Peat; E. Fero; M. Boyus; O. Hunter; A. Hunter; G. Brent: P. Boyus; R. Ziegler; J. Goyette; J. Bousquet; S. Ball, J. Lasek; W. Schoonmaker; W. Pokeda; G. LaBoissiere; R. Abbott Class Of 1970 MR. T. A. McCullough, Advisor FRONT ROW: D, Zareski, M. E. Fitzgerald, D. Mei, L. Kufel, K. Wilson, T. Normandin, D. Smith, J. Far- num, M. Rigney, S. White, S. Mironchuk, B, Lamos, A, Sloboda. SECOND ROW: A, Pallozzi, L. Guthrie, T, Muzula, W. Mitchell, E, Elmendorf, M. Hertzog, J, Batto, E. Skinner, K. Cunningham, T. Anderson. THIRD ROW: S. Struss, J. Horn, C. Fairfield, D. Cole, G. Muraski, J. Canty, L. Ten Eyck, A. Wu, T. Murray, R. Batto, J. Gould, M. Shepard, J. Djernes, I. Horn, M. Brown, L. Pengelley, F. Covel, B. Forchilli. LAST ROW: T. Ippolito, S. Williams, N. Tolak. FIRST ROW: B. Ayotte, M. LaBarge, D. Kuscsik, J. Coe, M. Reo, J. Bruneau, D. Bertrand, M. Almy, T. Condon, T. Coloney, D. Rogers, K. Bills, C. Vaillancourt, K. Phillips, J. Arciello, SECOND ROW: J. Boud- reau, M, Pellerin, P. Rogers, E. Condon, G. Boyajian, P. LeMay, J. Brady, S. Levens, THIRD ROW: R. Con- don, D. Warner, J. Bedaard, B. Hubble, K. Fitzpatric, R, Bedard, C. Doud, B. Williams, LAST ROW: M. Green, R. LeMay, D. Jarvis, D. Stanley, E. Kissinger, A. Norton, B. Rivette, L. Doin, L. Nielsen, M. Holtby, A. Beaudoin, S. Carson, E. Shulusky, G. Duri vage, M. Riley, B. Castle, M. Pallozzi, President: J. HORN Secretary: D. ZARESKI Vice President: G, BOYAJIAN Treasurer: M. FITZGERALD 73 President: P. VERMILYEA Secretary: N. STASKO Vice President: G. THOMPSON Treasurer: K. KENNEDY FIRST ROW: W. Piche, C. Baker, B. Bell, L. Bartnick, P. Mallard, R. White, E. Stephenowski, A. Hafen- steiner, A. Hunter, D. Robinson. SECOND ROW: J. Casolo, M. Kelly, C. Dwyer, M. Vertefeuille, V. Miller, G. Mossey, M. Fox, M. Noble, W. Kernagan, N. Stasko. THIRD ROW: D. Stanley, R. Carmel, W. Brundige, R. Anderson, W. Smith, W. Beale, D. Pallozzi, L. Waltz, E. Osterhout, K. Peat, A. Conn- away, G. Bums. FOURTH ROW: G. Hogle, M. Follett, H. King, J. Baseel, R. Nikles, R. Almy, D. Blair, D. Reo, T. Lawrence, D. Glass, M. Willis, K. Fish, M. Willetts, B. Coloney. FIRST ROW: J. Smith; N. Struss; K. Zarcardi; V. Brady; M. Mitchell; P. Lamos; C. Somers; L. Somers; K. Breen; J. Garrity; G. Thompson; SECOND ROW: A. Reese; B. Moulton; J. Banker; D. Bluteau; K. Ken- nedy; B. Cicchinelle; D. Perry; S. Rood; I. Smith; P. Vermilyea; M. Stanley; THIRD ROW: G. Messier; M. Bradshaw; E. Forget; R. Williams; K. Fish; D. LaGatta; D. Camevale; R. Keith; W. Kelts; FOURTH ROW: D. Deneault; R. Haydock; P. Smith; I. White; J. Baseel; P. Bourgeois; H. Ferguson; B. Krupski; R. Ver- milyea; R. Beeker. Class Of 1969 MR. NICHOLAS SAPONE, Advisor 75 FIRST ROW: D. Cole: S. DeVoe; N. Grochmal; S. Benoit; C. Lawler; C. Woroski; M. Djemes; M. Hancox; S. Kopyc; M. Johnson; SECOND ROW: D. Strait; K. Mirocki; W. Trembly; D. Connor; C. Burzynski; R. Bartnick; G. Casuras; THIRD ROW: E. Powers; J. Castracani; S. Deets; P. Daubney; B. Coloney; J. Keefe. FIRST ROW: R. Normandin; J. Muraski; J. Somers; T. Ross; D. Peat; R. VanAlstine; W. Brown; D. Gibson; K. St. Denis; SECOND ROW: L. Doremus, C. Brisson; D. Faroni; C. Searles; S. Voleck; T. Paskiewicz; M. Robi taille; L. Martyniuk; D. Bariteau; THIRD ROW: C. Collins; B. Rekemeyer; L. Remillard; E. Childs; J. Brun- dige; J. Brundige; A. Falcone. 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. 1967 79 This year of 1967 is our best. As seniors, each of us has gained an appreciation of our school and our work together. Our fondest memories are of experiences shared: the exuberance after the winning points were scored in the basketball game of the season; the tense moments before the test and the pensive concentration in complet- ing it; the faint monotone of the morning announcements; the lively banter in gym class; the gab fests at lunch; the noisy clamor of the late bus crowd; the crucial moment as two teams battle over the final point in the Little Red Schoolhouse Contest on Moving-Up Day; the jittery stomachs on debate days in history; the last minute glances at notes on the way up the hall; the si- lent tears shed as the graduates leave the stage each year. These are the many elements of student life we cherish. These are the memories to be held forever in our hearts. 80 Working as a class, we have achieved many things, but more important than final successes are the hours and days of preparation and dedication which brought these accomplishments. We compile this book for many rea- sons but the ultimate purpose of our yearbook is to leave a reminder with each member of the class of 1967 of the moments and the years that have made up his life in our class and school. Through the pictures and words we have shown on these pages, we hope you recall an event, a good time shared and pleasant to look back on. We extend our thanks to Joe Winchell, our yearbook photographer, who has preserved so many of the greatest moments in a great way. We also extend congratulations to all the graduates. It has been a wonderful journey that we have taken together, now it ends, but all of us go on and the staff of the 1967 Fordian wishes each grad- uate the very best luck in the future. This yearbook is for you... The Class of 1967. REBECCA LYNN ARCHITZEL CHRISTINE INA BELL I dare attempt to lay out my own road. SUSAN JANET BROWER Happiness lies in imagination. 84 85 DONNA LEE COLE 86 DOUGLAS ALAN CONNOR 88 PEGGY JEAN FARNUM No one knows what he can do until he tries. CHRISTINE ANNE FERA And all that's best of dark and bright meet in her aspect and her eyes. 90 JEAN ANNE GOLDEN I feel music within me, poetry too. 91 RETA FRANCES GOYETTE DALE ANN HINCHCLIFF To know her once is to like her always. 93 KATHIE ANNE LAVENDER Happiness is a habit. ELIZABETH ERMA LOISELLE Good actions ennoble us. 96 97 98 99 LINDA JEAN NIELSEN 100 VERONICA CECILE PERRIER I must have patience to endure the load. ROBERT JAMES PICHE He who, secure within, can say: Tomorrow do thy worst, for I have lived today. 102 103 A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. 104 106 107 GAIL LORRAINE VERTEFEUILLE 108 PENELOPE WADE no Manhood, not scholarship, is the first aim of education. BONNIE MARIE ZORDAN Wit to persuade and beauty to delight. Business is the art of combining labor, natural resources, and capital in a process that leads to the sale of goods and services. DF BUSINESS 113 114 r 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. r«vZ’«‘] NATIONAL LHEArN1 Commercial Bank trust company FULL SERVICE BANKING through 50 offices in Northeastern New York State For job opportunities at National Commercial Bank, please write or call our Personnel Department SWASEY’S BARBER SHOP Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 Fourth Street From Waterford, New York THE ARROW COMPANY THOMAS LABOMBARD Bleachery Division INSURANCE of CLUETT 171 Middletown Road Waterford, New York PEABODY 237-2326 115 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 HODGKINS OF BALFOUR P. O. Box 2509 Schenectady, N. Y. 12309 116 Best Wishes From ADAM ROSS CUT STONE CO., INC. CERQUA’S A Little Stone. . . A Lot of Distinction Barber Shop 102 Broad Street 1003 Broadway 463-6674 Albany, N. Y. If You Want the Best Shop at. . . BARDELLI MEMORIALS POLLOCK’S 59 Middletown Road Waterford, New York SUPER MARKET 237-2512 HUIIDINOMATERIAL POLLOCK’S LUMBER YARD 93 Third Street Waterford, N. Y. Phone 237-5800 117 CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of 1967 F rom HOMES FROM HORN 171 Middletown Road Waterford, New York Real Estate 235-6568 Compliments SPEEDY MOBILE HOMES A FRIEND Flowers for Every Occasion RD 2 Mechanicville, N. Y. HOMES LONG TERM FINANCING 25 or 30 Years MALONEY’S FLOWER SHOP Phone 664-4091 Terms: 30 Da. 73 Broad Street Waterford, N. Y. WE SP IN FHA 118 RICHARD J. SHEEHY AGENT Compliments of Life Insurance - Health Insurance Group Insurance - Group Pensions Family and Individual Programming SPECIALIZED INSURANCE PROGRAMMING FOR YOUNG FOLKS A FRIEND Best Wishes From BURGESS PRINTING Tamarac Road Troy, New York 279-9769 237-0411 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1967 FROM INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATES, INC. INSURANCE AGENCY Latham, New York ST 5-1305 119 Best of Luck to the Class of 67 Congratulations From PAULA SHOP CAMP’S Troy, New York Broad Street DUNN’S PAINT STORE Waterford, New York Phone 237-4613 Broad Street Waterford, New York LLOYD PIKE INSURANCE 32 Broad Street Waterford, New York Phone 237-7331 237-7335 Best Wishes From the Last of the BIG SPENDERS Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 From The COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY 120 CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of 1967 From the MARIO’S SUNSET INN CLASS OF 1968 Uptown Troy Compliments of the Home of Banquets WATERFORD MANUFACTURING aUFFERS SSOCIATES CAoy, JVt� y«fL Instrumentation Jor Retailuryif 121 122 Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 From Men and Women of the SILICONE PRODUCTS DEPARTMENT GENERAL ELECTRIC Waterford, New York Home of General Electric Silicones 123 Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 From MOHAWK PAPER MILLS Cohoes and Waterford, N. Y. 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