Willsboro Central High School - Gilliland Yearbook (Willsboro, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1974 volume:

DEDICATION We, Ciass °f 1974, wish to express our sincere appreciation to Mrs. Beverly Sodaro, who has woiked as hard, “ ar7er than we have. During our four years in high school, we have come to know our class advisor as a true and thoughtful friend. She is a wonderful teacher, and she has passed along her vast knowledge of English and literature to us. As we struggled up the path of adulthood, her advice was readily accepted. Without her sense of humor and optimistic outlook, we would have lost all hope for a trip to the Bahamas. Her determination and stamina kept us going and as a result, we earned enough money to get there. She has given up tremendous amounts of her time and energy in order to make our yearbook a success. Our last years at Willsboro Central have been made especially memorable by her, and we shall always hold a tender place in our hearts for her. This is why we the Class of 1974, wish to dedicate this yearbook to you, Mrs. Sodaro, with our love. 2 In Appreciation We, the graduating class of 1974, take this opportunity to thank all the people who have donated their time and energy in helping us during our school years. Especially, Tom Spierto for his help on our Sophomore Sensation; June Mero, Hilda Martin, Jack Williams, and Arnie Stoker for helping on our Junior Prom; Skip and Ann Myler for giving the prom party; Richard and Sharleen Hathaway for having the breakfast; Rita Devan for making the crowns; and all the parents who opened their homes for our meetings. Pete Luguri for directing our successful Senior Play, Mrs. Mero for helping with make-up, and Amie for helping us. Kent Cauley for arranging our trip to the Bahamas and the Board of Education for allowing us to leave a week before spring vacation. Cay Sullivan for keeping the bank books, and all the teachers and parents who have chaperoned our dances, movies, yearbook meetings, and other activities. 4 We will always be grateful to everyone who has helped us even in the smallest way. Yearbook Staff R. Marshall, M. Devan, V. Hoskins, D. Sodaro, T. Myler, M. Knickerbocker, K. Blanchard, K. Krotz, M. Ferris, D. St. Louis, C. Calkins, L. Arnold, P. Mero, Mrs. Sodaro Advisor. Candy Calkins, Maureen Devan, David So-daro, Alice Gorton, Patty Mero, Shelly Coon rod, Stanley James, Juli Lax, Joyce De-mar, Margie Perkett. National Honor Society STUDENT COUNCIL Pres. Maureen Dev an, V.P. Jon Lax, Sec. Andrea Mason, Juli Lax, Joel Bamaby, Kim Dickerson, Sue Sayward, Lindsay Marcotte, Ricky Behan. REGENTS SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS Alice Gorton, Candy Calkins, Diane Garvey-ab. Missy Adams, Cheryl Bamaby, Joel Bamaby, Diane Belzile, Kathy Blanchard, Nancy Blanchard, Cathie Choate, John Choate, Laurie Choate, Michelle Coonrod, Peter Cross, Maureen Devan, Kim Dickerson, Charles Ferris, Millie Ferris, Doug Ferris, Rick Foley, Jayne Hoskins, Velma Hoskins, Jane Lax, Jon Lax, Julie Lax, Sue Lax, Dave Leaning, Stanley James, Jay Manning, Ruth Marshall, Andrea Mason, Marge Perkett, Cecil Richard, Rick Rolston, Sue Sayward, Mona Scorsome, Richard Sheffer, David Sodaro, Rick Strong, Steve Strong, Linda Tart, Dianne Garvey, Gigi Hatch, Ella Gorton, Ed Perkett. Seniors: Velma Hoskins, Millie Ferris, Ruth Marshall, Maureen Devan, David Sodaro, Dianne Garvey, Jon Lax, Director; Mr. Williams, ab. Kathy Blanchard. JUNIOR BAND Jan Choate Jane Oliver Vicki Provost Todd Hutchins Steve Fetter Tammy Strong Sue McClure Robin Clark Robert Adams Karen Mason Dwight Rolsten Mike Peden John Cross Shawn Barnes Brian Couchey Lisa Ham JoAnna Hatch David LaDuke Lindsay Marcotte Shari Mero Scott Moran Suzette Moran Danny Provost Eddie Provost James Provost Debbie Sneed Lisa Sodaro Paul White Stacey Lax CHORUS M. Devan D. Calkins P. Cross R. Marshall L. Dickerson M. Scorsome D. Sweatt W. Lessard S. Sayward K. Blanchard L. Sodaro D. St. Louis C. Barnaby C. Calkins S. Lax D. Sneed V. Hoskins D. Lacey Director L. Marshall ALL-COUNTY CHORUS ALL-COUNTY BAND D. St. Louis, K. Thatcher, D. Calkins, C. Calkins, S. Farrar, S. Sayward, V. Hoskins. R. Marshall, J. Lax, S. James Outing Club J. Bamaby, T. Myler, Mr. Myler, K. Zinchak, D. Sodaro, K. Krotz, L. Tart, M. Coonrod, C. Ferris. Can't you paddle any faster? Ma, you paddle for a little while. You made me paddle the last ten miles! Photography Club Mr. Lansing, M. Mock, J. Allen. P. Cross, S. Strong, K. Zinchak, T. Myler, J. Bamaby, R. Sayward, L. Allen. “TAMING THE BRAT” SENIOR PLA Y — MARCH 22 23 CAST Lottie .... Velma Hoskins Janice.....Linda Arnold Mrs. Nagel . Kathy Blanchard Mr. Nagel .... Jeff Corrow Jess.........Tim Myler Myra .... Dianne Garvey Jerry......David Sodaro Myrtle .... Candy Calkins Louise .... Ruth Marshall Dave.......Bryan Garvey Senior Ckss Officers 9res - P'Wure.eN l eva-N VceTres - Da-v J Sodexro Sec- ColNOy CaJkiNS Teo-s sUll S+udeiN� V CouNCll Rep-Jo N U CX. X P civtS0r njrs. So ccrO M. Ahrent, B. Bridge, W. Buck, C. Choate, C. Collins, B. Darrah, M. Coonrod, R. Cross. K. Curran, J. Demar, C. Ferris, T. Jacques, B. Flora, J. Halen, C. Hathaway, S. James, C. Lacey, K. Kneeland, J. Lax, M. McKenna, L. Morgan, M. Perkett, R. Perry, S. Lincoln, D. Sayward, N. Stoker, L. Tart, W. Wade, A. White, R. Mero, B. Mac-Dougal, S. Mero, S. Pierce, S. Riley, W. Spring, B. Stevens, R. Strong, D. Sweatt, K. Zinchak. Absent-J. Bamaby, E. Cross, M. Lapine, G. Leaning, R. Carson, D. Fowler, B. French, F. King. M. Adams, J. Allen, C. Ashline, L. Bailey, T. Ball, R. Behan, D Belzile, C. Bowen, F. Bowen, R. Bridge, D. Calkins, J. Choate, E. Cioppa, C. Cross, P. Cross, D. Doyle, D. Ferris, S. Schneider, G. Sch-reiber, W. Shepard, P. Vanags, D. Wilson, K. Perotte, E. Gorton, B. Jacques, D. Jacques, S. Johnson, M Kelly, A. King, D. Leaning, C. Lee, T. Provost, B. Martin, A. Mason, H. Mattila, R. Morgan, S. Pat-node, R. Provost, C. Richards. s ’ CLASS OFFICRS co o G-h Hj O O 05 CO CLASS OFFICERS Mr. Myler, Advisor, Kim Dickerson, Pres; Susan Sayward, V. Pres; Mona Scorsome, Treas; Nancy Blanchard, Student Council Rep. 9TH GRADE C. Allen, S. Bigelow, N. Blanchard, L. Bowen, H. Bridge, C. Calkins, S. Carson, W. Coonrod, G. Cross, J. Darrah, K. Dickerson, S. Farrar, Y. Lawrence, M. Root, R. Neal, C. Swan, D. LaDuke, R. Flora, J. Fowler, P. French, G. Gough, B. Hamms, G. Hatch, C. Hathaway, K. Lacey, L. Lacey, L. Lincoln, S. Lax, C. MacDougal, J. Manning, S. Marcotte, B. Marshall, W. Mero, E. Murcray, J. Provost, M. Riley, D. Root, G. St. Louis, R. Sayward, S. Sayward, M. Scorscome, M. Shedd, H. Shepard, S. Strong, D. Sweatt, K. Thatcher, J. Tucker, M. White, D. Whitney, absent: D. Harder, H. MacDougal, P. Allen. Brian Ahrent, Chris Ahrent, Timothy Aubin, Alan Ball, Michael Barber, Cheryl Bamaby, Frank Benway, John Benway, Karen Besaw, Keith Besaw, Frank Bigelow, Mary Bigelow, Richard Bowen, Scott Bridge, Laurie Choate, Wendy Cooley, James Darrah, Kimberly Demar, Michael Doxtater, Jodie Flora, Ricky Flora, Laurie Garvey, Paul Garvey, Daryn Goff, Cindy Hopper, Eric Hutchins, Kevin King, Brett Lee, Jeff Marcotte, Juli Marin, Susan Martin, Jane Lax, Luane Mero, Edward Perkett, Dave Riley, Richard Rolston, Janine Sayward, Richard Sheffer, William Sneed, Holly Spring, Stacey Stevens, Cynthia White, Andrew Wilson, Lori Young. WD ?30 7TH GRADE L. Spring, S. Spring, B. St. John, H. Sweat , S. Thomas, J. Wade, D. Wells, A. Young, J. Ahrent, L. Allen, A. Aubin, S. Barnes, C. Benway, J. Benway, S. Benway, C. Boardman, J. Brown, T. Clark, M. Coonrod, B. Couchey, T. Cushing, L. Dickerson, L. Hamms, J. Hatch, T. Hutchins, M. Ingelstrom, F. Knickerbocker, D. Lacey, S. Law, D. Lee, J. Lee, S. Lobdell, L. Marcotte, M. Mero, S. Mero, S. Moran, S. Moran, R. Morgan, D. Lacey, D. LaDuke, M. Murcray, D. Patnode, K. Peden, D. Provost, E. Provost, R. Robare, A. Schneider, B. Shedd, B. Shepard, J. Shepard, D. Sneed, L. Sodaro, P. Weeks. 6th Grade, Mrs. Mason- Robert Adams, John Arnold, Matthew Barber, Laurie Bamaby, Val-erie Benway, James Burt, Janet Choate, Robin Clark, Laurie Cooniod, Marshall Crowning-shield, William Ferris, Brian Flora, Thomas Frechette, Jill French, Regina Hams, Michael Hatch, Dean King, Laura Lacey, Daniel LaDuke, Eric MacDougal, Joseph Martin, Lori Martin, Jeffery McKenna, Jane Oliver, Jon Patnode, Dawn Polhemus, Dean Reynolds, Dwight Ralston, Tammy Strong, Tammy Spring, Jeff Wade, Thomas Wells, Steven Whitney. 6th Grade, Mr. Stone- Michael Ahrent, Dian Ball, Dianne Blanchard, Patrick Carson, Nancy Coonrod, John Cross, Calvin Cumm, Anthony D'Angelo, Terry Davis, Steven Fetter, Renee Hatch, Debra Kneeland, Timothy Lee, Francis McKenna, John Marotte, Karen Mason, Sue McClure, Stacey Lax, Judi Mero, Michael Peden, Gerald Pierce, Vicki Provost, Scott Rainis, Drew Reithel, Rosemary Ridgeway, Monica Sayward, Peter Say-ward, John Sheehan, Glenn Stevens, Paul White, Clinton Young, Glenn Young. 23 Thomas Aubin Larry Brown Erin Calkins Linda Carson Terry Cross Todd Dickerson John Flora Carrie Beth Foley Charles Goff Ronald Haynes Wanda Jaquish Darlene Jerdo Bruce King Jeffery Lax Shelly McLean Diana Murcray Lisa Peltier Kevin Pierce Shelly Provost Timothy Reynolds Theresa White Mrs. Sayward Mr. Patnode Donald Bigelow Patsy Brown Ronald Brown Yvonne Curran Maria D'Angelo Raymond Demar Dale Ferris Steven Flora Theresa Harder Curtis Hathaway Juliana Ingelstrom Dean Jaquish Eric La Pine Stephen Law Darcy Lobell Lori lee Morse Kenin Polhemus Catherine Sneed Thomas Spierto Dwayne Stevens Tina Sweatt April Bailey Joel Barnes Kimberly Behan Sandra Besaw Candace Cross Darren Dickerson Wanda Hathaway Wendy Jaquish Darlene Matilla Scott Hayes Robert Provost Clara Rainis Michael Root Scott Sayward James Sheffer Pamela Stafford Richard Sweatt Ricky Whalen Lynne Zinchak Absent: John Oliver Mrs. Boardman 4TH GRADE Mrs. Cioppa--Beverly Barber Norman Benway Vanessa Cumm Lois French Carla Gough Chester Halen Russell Hamms Howard Haynes Jada Lacey Shelley Lee Darin MacDougal Michael Mero Rodney Moran David Murcray Connie Passino Sherry Reynolds Linda St. John Alvin Sousis Sharon Tart Bruce Vanags Jeff White Mrs. Murphy--Keith Ashline, John Bailey, Lori Belzile, Wanda Bowen, Dwayne Cross, Irene D’Angelo, James Dickerson, Jeff Hamms, Pamela Hamms, Peter Jerdo, Debbie Lacey, Daniel Lansing, Julie Mar-cotte, Janet Martin, Ricky Provost, Timothy Spierto, Tracey Tucker, Tom Wade, Dawn Wellspeak, Cheryl Young, Absent: Livingston Hatch, Valerie Wells. 25 Paul Arnold Christine Ashline Russell Bailey Lisa Bamaby Alan Bayless Keith Bigelow Gordon Blanchard Tammy Brown Darlene Clark Christopher D'Angelo JoAnne Frechette Jason Hathaway Beth McClure Kim Morse Willy Murphy Jeannine Peltier Todd Pierce Mary Ann Provost Steve Sandberg Meg Schneider Lynne Whalen Kandy Young Absent: Nanette Hatch Brian King Debbie Lansing Jodi Marcotte 3RD GRADE Mrs. Scorsome--aid Neal Ahrent Ronald Bamaby Marvin Bigelow David Bowen Terry Bowen Rebecca Bruno Terry Burt Scott Calkins Tony Clark Theresa Cross Shawn Currier JoAnne Cushing Gary Decker Duane Dickerson Tammy Flora Kelly Frenier Ian Goff Sharlene Gough Line Jacquish Ginger Marcotte Paul Martin Timothy Patnode Lori Roebuck Craig Shepard Sally Stoker Brian Whalen Michael Whipple Colette Anderson Nancy Bamaby lisa Carson Douglas Costin Susan Collins Laura Couchey Marilyn Curran Darren Darrah Chantel DesBiens Randy Dickerson Joy Fetter Alyson Hutchins Tammy King Steven Lindsay Michael Manning Paul Mero Thedra Oliver Laura Perry Thurland Provost Wanda Reynolds David Sneed Stephen Sweatt Mrs. Belzile 2ND GRADE Mrs. Jackson Teena Clark Michael Demar Dale Flora Robin Hathaway Lawerence Jaquish Donna Knee land Kevin LaPine Gerald Murcray Rebecca Palmer Barry Provost Shawn Roebuck Brian Sayward Daniel Sayward Darla Sayward Timothy Sheehan ToniSpierto Kristy Stafford Tommy Wade Brian Wells William Whalen Robert Whipple 27 1ST GRADE Mrs. Hatch and Mrs. LaPine—Cynthia Ames, Eric Arnold, Donald Barton, Scott Blanchard, Steve Bowen, Nancy Demar, Gregg Dickerson, Lisa Forbes, Brian Gough, Janine Hatch, David Hommes, Marcie Jaquish, Tim Lacey, George McNulty, Mandy Mero, John Mero, Becky Palmer, Kathy Passino, K. G. Preston, Willy Robare, Vickie Sayward, Cindy Stevens, David Barber, Walter Besan, Steven Cooley, Eric Currier, Sarah Dickerson, Kim Doyle, Jessie French, Dyne Goff, Lyman Jaquish, Tommy Moran, Michael Moran, Tommy Mattila, Greg Patnode, Jennifer Provost, Tammy Sandberg, Melissa Sayward, Shelley Shepard, Judy Tefoe, Kerrie Wade. A.M. Class--Karen Anderson Michael Bigelow Robert Bruno Rebecca Burt Jacqueline Coste Mark King Anthony Lindsay Robert McCray Christina Martinc Susan Mero Cameron Myler Patricia Nicholas Lane Pierce Shari Pierce Dauglas Schreibe Dawn Stoker Brenda Tefoe Faye Truel KINDERGARTEN TEACHER — MRS. MYLER P.M. Class— George Ashline Brian Aubin Kevin Bamaby Nathan Barnes Tammy Bashaw Lee Clark Jennifer D'Angelo Laura D'Angelo Darlene Farrar Briani Forbes Laura Hatch Cathieen Hopper Judy Hoskins Katharina Manning Lawrence Palmer Joan Sheehan Michael Soper Kenneth Sweatt Shari Wade CLEANUP DETAIL History of the Class of 1974 Friends, Parents, Countrymen Lend us your ears Here is the story of the Senior Class As it's changed through the years Our class started out with Mrs. Huntington; We didn't want to leave her to go to grade 1. With Mrs. Marshall and Mrs. Stafford we learned to like first grade. How we wanted to read! (So close attention we paid.) Second grade was next with Mrs. Powell and Mrs. Hatch; When we played 3-Deep, Mrs. Powell was hardest to catch. Then came third grade with Mrs. Martin and Miss Grupe, But we couldn't wait to see how fourth grade would be. With Mrs. Murphy and Mrs. Helms we learned multiplication, Even though we learned it with some hesitation! Thinking of Mrs. Wrisley and Mrs. Sayward brings to us a tear; Remember learning the 50 states and capitals that year? Then came sixth grade; our education half through; How could we forget Mrs. Mason and Mrs. Sayward, too? Seventh grade was a big change in our lives; Through those first few months, how did we survive? Eighth grade seemed to slip right by, And we became Freshmen in the wink of an eye. Then we were Sophomores and had our Sensation, But, we looked forward to being Juniors with much jubilation. In our Junior year we started to really make money In order to go on a trip where it's always sunny. We had dances, sold magazines, and food sales also And we couldn't have done it without Mrs. Sodaro. When ordering our class rings, we couldn't be calm But then came our big night, our glorious prom For months before, we made tissue flowers, At the meetings we worked and laughed for hours; For a while we wondered if we could get done. 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X uou d t B l fc l«.)5«cJ vA itVj what Would do rv e good. CJV « world X woold 3ee th-roug H. mg da fS dor t t would be k« m- Vho would come my way. - Winfred JL. U ard- 43 Is that Bone with another one of those Westport cheerleaders? I lost my pinsettin' job (sigh)... I use Listerine... Is that a flock of geese I see? Class Superlatives Best Looking - Tim Myler G Linda Arnold Clowns - Judy Tatro G Bryan Garvey Class Couples - David Sodaro G Karen Krotz, Patty Mero G Tim Myler Class Flirts - Steve Bridge G Leesa Marin Most Athletic - John Baker G Tracey Cioppa Most Likely to Succeed - Ruth Marshall G David Sodaro Class Hotrods - Maureen Devan G John Baker Shortest - Millie Ferris Tallest - Jeff Corrow Teacher's pets - Candy Calkins G Karen Krotz Most Ambitious - Maureen Devan Talkative - Cathy Jerdo Class Worrier - Mrs. Sodaro Most Argumentative - Jon Lax G Dianne Garvey Best Dancers - Winnie Lessard G David Sodaro Most Studious - Candy Calkins Most Carefree - Judy Tatro G Roger Schreiber Most Musical - Ruth Marshall G Jon Lax Dependable - David Sodaro Equestrian - Candy Calkins G Winnie Lessard Shyest - Holly Estus G Melinda Knickerbocker Most Conceited - David Perkett Class Leader - Maureen Devan Most Energetic - Mrs. Sodaro Tardiest - Linda Arnold G Jon Lax Best All Round - Tim Myler G Vanessa Benway Laziest - Jim, Rodney, Mike, John, Rob, David, G Bryan Most Boastful - Steve Bridge G Linda Arnold Contributed Most - David Sodaro, Tim Myler, Roger Schreiber, G all the Senior girls and mostly Mrs. Sodaro 47 Class Will MICHAEL MOCK leaves school activities to the school. JIM MARTIN leaves his pony tail to Kent Lacey. RODNEY LOBDELL returns the monument to the veterans. BRYAN GARVEY leaves his curly locks and good looks to Carlton Lee. DAVID SODARO leaves his class spirit to Garth Leaning. RUTH MARSHALL regretfully leaves Miss Sullivan to go out in the world of business. WINNIE LESSARD leaves her skiing to Joyce Blanchard. TIM MYLER leaves his bad ankles to Curt Collins. JUDY TATRO leaves her crazy ways to Joyce DeMar. TRACEY CIOPPA leaves her clocks to Bonnie Bridge. LEESA MARIN leaves her mouth to Ann White. MOLLIE FERRIS leaves her bottle collection to Mr. Spierto's Liquor Store. CANDY CALKINS leaves her Pony Ring to go to the Dog Pound. LINDA ARNOLD leaves early to get there on time?! PATTY MERO leaves Bobby to Sue. KAREN KROTZ leaves her canoe to the Navy. MAUREEN DEVAN leaves her class leadership to Frank King. MELINDA KNICKERBOCKER leaves her French accent to Mrs. Waylett. VANESSA BENWAY leaves her muscles to Dianna Fowler. PENNY FRENCH leaves Ralph in Westport where he belongs. SHELLY WRISLEY leaves her adding machines to the Junior Class. DAWN ST. LOUIS leaves Cleo and her writing to Susan Lax. KATHY BLANCHARD leaves her height to George Schreiber. JOHN BAKER leaves school to go hunting. ROGER SCHREIBER leaves his Volkswagon to Bob Bridge. NANCY BELZILE waits for Alan. DEBBIE SAYWARD leaves her eating habits to Missy Inglestrom. VELMA HOSKINS leaves her driveway to Jeff Corrow. ALICE GORTON leaves the cows to Rick Strong. DIANNE GARVEY Leaves N. Y. S. Regent's Exams to Missy Adams. CATHY JERDO leaves her farm chores to Stacey Bigelow. STEVE BRIDGE leaves his kingdom to Bone Cross. JEFF CORROW leaves prom morning to Mark Ahrent. ALAUNDA STEVENS leaves her booze to brother, Barry. HOLLY ESTUS leaves her position on the Essex Rescue Squad to Cathy Bowen. MARGARET PROVOST leaves the Town House to Sandy Farrar. JON LAX leaves his band equipment to Bobby Bishop. DAVID PERKETT takes his sassiness with him. CHERYL KNUFFKE leaves her sleepiness to Gigi Hatch. ROB LEE leaves his shyness to Ricky Sayward. KATHY MARTIN leaves her naturally curly hair to Sheri Lincoln. The SENIOR CLASS leaves: Mrs. Sodaro, to the Class of '79 Mr. Jones, a new answer book. Mr. Sandberg, 5 new physics students. Mr. Williams, looking for better music students. Miss Sullivan, 15 minutes of joke time. Mr. Cioppa, another regent's student. Mr. Myler, a mustache trimmer. Mrs. Waylett, a bigger French 4 class. Mrs. Marshall, without any senior chorus. Mr. Devan, a National Merit Scholarship Award winner. All the hard work it takes to go on a trip to the Juniors. £w(k xsrrv ZAy JBu HJt. Tflylux. (2 ljtAs' C IVanA 2vn5 Socces 1,2,3,4 Co-Captain 3,4 M.V.L. All-Stas Team 3,4 All Section Team 3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Co-Cap-ta-in 4 Tsack 2,3,4 Captain 2,3,4 A££ Sec.t-con Team 2,3 Go-t 1,2 Class Favosite 1,2,3 Juntos. Pnom Committee Juntos. Psom Line-up, Juntos Psom Rep. at E'toion, Outing Club 1,2,3,4 Colos-guasd 3,4 Photogsaphy Club 3,4 Tseasuses 1 50 3as xxll - 2,9 Jurxtor ClaS5 rYjar-sl aU 1973 Roger, Thoiwas Schreibe ? Candid Aae Ca lRS Candy” ye.an.book Edlton, 4 National Honon Society 2,3,4 Regenti Scholamklp Kltennate 4 Senlon Band Uajonette 3,4 Choniu 1,2,3,4 Kit County Chonui 1-4 Glnli' Soccen 3 Pnom Committee Aries T April 18 Futune Plan : Vetenlnanlan 1 ilnd happlnem In Natune, God, Honnen, and Fnlendi 51 impa I UTH )(w ckEKBock£R AfRlU ZH- TRVRVS I ald to the. man who Atood at thz gatz o£ thz yza.fi: Glvz me a light that I may tfizad Aafazly Into thz unknown. And hz Kzpllzd: Go out Into thz dafiknz-64 and put youfi hand Into thz hand o (J God. That Ahall bz to you bzttzi than light and Aafizsi than a known way. Mlnnlz LouIaz HaAklnA VzaKbook S-ta Pfiom Commlttzz GIkIa ’ Socczfi 3 People cannot delve intro another persons life if theij Know not: whait he Jeels and thinks _ CX£ iTatmis AjptTM I za -rn s James Ian Martin jBaum laoruS Outing Club, 3-4 ChofLUA, 1-2 yearbook Stafifi, 4 Plow Committee., 3 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Soccex. 1,2,3,4 Jfi. Paom Line-up 3 Band 1,2, 3,4; ChoKub 4; Pnom Committee 3; Yearbook Atafifi 4; Soccen 3,4; Gol£ 1; Basketball 3 Blossoms ant scaliened by the u)ind and the wind canes nothing, but the blossoms the heant no wind tan touch. Y0SH1VA KENKO 1 2 3-I 3 50 June 14, Gemini i Qjsivia., CXnn. (JojjluoacL 3 Futune Plans: Nunse u nz 7 $JLrninjL GervTQ Vneam6 Hold hau t to Vn.ta.m6 Fon i{ dn.ea.m6 die Ll e 16 a bnoken winged bu.tten.6ly That cannot 6 -H X Hold ia6t to dneam6 6on when dneam6 go ll e 16 a bannen Frozen with 6now Soccer, 4 Track, 3-4 Gol , 1-2 Outing Club, 1-2-3-4 Band, 1-2-3-4 Yearbook Staff 4 Junior Pnom Committee, 3 Junior Pnom Line-up, 3 Clan Preildent, 1-2 Clati Vice President, 4 Student Council, 1-2 national Honori Society, 2-3-4 DavidWimslow Future Plam: Engineering ODARO June zz C IA|C£R 57 July 24 Leo My tKue love. hath, my heaKt, and I have hi , By juol exchange one ok the otheK given: I hold hit dean., and mine he cannot mitt; TheKe neveK wat a bargain betteK driven. Fit heaKt In me keep.t me and him In one; My heaKt In him hit thoughtt and tentet guldet. He lovet my heaKt, iok once It wat hit own; I cheKlth hit, because In me It bide . 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JRR Tolkien TAanA eA £Aom SaAanac Central-2 d )oj Jtj9ru e5ep£. 2. oJoJy e £aske.tboJl ijZ Soccjit I Golf C.h.of'us LibAa on Fu-tu te Plans: 0 to become an accountant (CPA) IW THE MORNING FEELING POEM If 01 Jim) now sometimes, no always when i awaken and tiamp into the bathroom blush my teeth, and that tiled feeling, like no head belongs on my shouldeis and then i finally find my head thinking that i didn’t do my homewolk and so what and then the sun shines thiough the window so sciambled eggs which i eat all this piepaiing foi school and all how wondeiful to love you so much Libia: balance Octobei 11 Band 1234, choius 34, all county 134, all state t, band tieasuiei 4 class tieasuiei 34, cheeling 234, JV captain 2, V captain 4, Juniol Piom Co-Chaiiman Repiesen tative to Westpoit Piom, BOCES 4, Veaibook Staff, Volleyball 3 TiuT, )TTbGb DDlrrUj or D oVem er 13 ,3ci rb oHoOgJci S Dll r er corp'io M a n’4 Sett Fllend'. Future Plant: Radiologic Technology Band 1,2,3,4: Cho ut 3,4 All-County 3,4 Band Vice. Pnetldent 4 Volleyball 3 Pfiom Committee 3 yearbook Sta££ 4 yearbook Butlnett ManageK 4 5 H )h Ann EIslus Lees a Tari Marin Business Ma]on Watlonal HonoA 3 Ch.oA.u.6 1,2,3 All-County ChoAu6 1,3 Band 1,2 Bowling 2,3 TAust and UndeAstandlng aAe the. Keys to Happiness and Love, and Happiness and Love aAe Llfie “ Tnc tXA AJUl-Sl-' Band 1,2,3,4 Flag TiolAleA 1, Outing Club 2 Golfi 2, Class SecAetiAy 2, J.V. Basketball scoAeA 2, national HonoA Society 2,3 Volleyball 3, SocceA 3, ■ Aom Committee 3 Baseball scoAeA 3, Vaxsltg basketball scoAeA 3,4 Class PAcsldent 3,4, Student Council 3,4 Student Council PAesldent 4 ChoAus 4 All-County 4, SocceA tlmeA 4 yeaAbook stafifi 4 L Azam-. JJulajla. cl. uvltxJUL UuiajUj lu itJU ijgxaaj ixrfijyA Oh MaASAJTU c o h j d£AAjs AL Qjul uuhjaJL vfl-d vl M jW niL - nr _ JhkM- A i?v , CLrtJuuAxj Z3 CjLcjl UUOLJ JiAJ A cJ 4 ucJ'UOlqJIj cJ [ c. Steven Anthony JuniorTVorr) K.� O J 1-Vesid erut lO b -Uest porE School Transfer fro nr, Westport: Central School 975 Soccer - ifcsf Soccer Co-Ca -tain h' 3 l3143a , 2- AQUAF|mt.s Januatw £ f GbJiHjUCXAu CLrbny Y siajd $ yuiOJuuuA ChtAAjbbOjOLi sfi LjanAJL U sijg kxujJiy 2 3 OcxJu y CJjuub ya (pAjCurt- C am m iff . i Lt wu. OWprn. ofcnu- U 3 yjtcu JbGLok -4 XX WununsHi N . N Future Ptan.6 •• Law En oA.cement OfifiiceA. y 6 f e The ie neve . 4eemA to be enough time To do the thing You want to do Once t ou j$tnd them. -Jim CAoee ChoA.ui 7-12; Ml County 12; CheeA.lea.ding i,10; PAom Committee 3; E'Touin PAom RepA.e entative 3; ColoAguaAd 3,4; Volleyball 3 febru(Srtj 3.1( TjStf 5 baseball 1,2,3,4 SoeceA. 1,2,3 69 DIANNE SUSAN GARVEY March 18,1957 PISCES Band 1,2, 3,4 Soccer 3,4 Track 3,4 Volleyball 3 Majorette 3,4 Cheering 1,2, 3 Junior Prom Line-up Regents Scholarship Winner 4 Senior Play 4 Rernevaber {Rrade ? We were the last class to be fortunate enough to have Mrs. Booth for Eighth Grade English. Knowing her love for nature, we sent her a plant. Here is the poem she wrote to us; now we are sharing it with you. My Thank-you to English 8 Prologue: A flowery poem I've tried to write, Using a few words beyond your sight. But if these words you do not know, To the dictionary, you can go. To myths I've made an occasional allusion, Just to add to your confusion! Noncomposmentis on the loose? You may be right; O help me, Zeus. I wonder who did recommend The plant that came—a cyclamen. Its color pink, much like Aurora, Most gorgeous, exotic of the flora. Its beauty like a maiden's blush Stole o'er me in a gentle rush; Were I a goddess, living here, I would not, could not, shed a tear, But being mortal, most inept, I must confess—oh, yes, I wept A tear of two—Who dares to sneak upon me unawares? In privacy, I can surely be What I am—an emotional SHE! Which means I'm most appreciative That English 8 would want to give This fabulous, full-bloomed plant to me. Mindful of Persephone Who spent so many daytime hours, Plucking woodland's colorful flowers. My dears, I thank you from the heart. Touched I am, and as we part, I'll beg the Fates, those women three, To treat you all like royalty. Carefully guiding each of you, Where'er you go, whate'er you do. Now, to quote Corky, by and large, Best wishes to all, and love from Sarge 72 Epilogue: Non composmentis ? Now I'm free! Thank you, Zeus, for helping me. DMINISTATION ......!, .-• • - iV. .• . f � • � . • -� •; •;■ -“■i. i -': • .' : jrrtfer-sNP.'----------- r 7r- • f- ' • . •• • • -. � .. •-V • . w{ .... ? .' '.WV.., .«• .g SW -•• r j ‘ - , -■•••'•� • _'•� i, � � ' .•■ ;y .•.-- ••-• ' . � � 2 : -� —• ' v:-r, A; • ' . ---- ''vTrv srs-wi iCato ■”■ • ■ • i, ... .'■ “ ;v- B OA RD OF ED UCA TION IRENE MALONEY, Clerk LIVINGSTON HATCH KIRK LEARING GEORGE SHEPARD, JR. M M A A C U D R o I u c G E A L FELIX FLORA Board President Absent Administration GERRY DEVAN, Guidance Counselor LIZ MERO, Secretary 75 TOM SPIERTO Jr. High Social Studies KATHERINE CROSS Home Economics DAVE LANSING Industrial Arts SKIP MYLER Jr. High Science CAY SULLIVAN Commercial MIKE LOPEZ Jr. High Math, Bus. Math. PETE LUGURI 9 G 10 English AL TROST Driver Education NORMA GOFF ROY SANDBERG Home Economics High School Science RALPH MARCOTTE Jr. High English TONY CIOPPA High School History BEV SODARO 11 12 English JEFF JONES High School Math NICK SCORSOME Physical Education TERRY ENGLEBRECHT Elementary Art LAURIE McCABE Physical Education HILDA MARTIN Remedial Reading SID d'AVIGNON Art NANCY WAYLETT French DEBBIE FRISBIE JACK WILLIAMS Speech Therapist Instrumental Music 5 ELEMENTARY TEA CHERS JANE GAY Third Grade MARION CIOPPA Fourth Grade BRUCE PATNODE, Fifth Grade DONNA BAILEY, aide VIRGINIA SAYWARD, Fifth Grade 80 PAT INGLESTROM, aide JULIA MASON, Sixth Grade JERRY STONE, Sixth Grade Second Grade aide NANCY HATCH, CLAIR LaPINE, First Grade RUTHCOUCHEY, aide RHONDA BELZILE, BARBARA JACKSON Second Grade ANN MYLER Kindergarten ABSENT GRETCHEN BOARDMAN, Fifth Grade MURPH WALKER, Third Grade NORMA SCORSOME, Third Grade aide MARTHA MORSE, Fourth Grade aide ELLA MURPHY Fourth Grade 82 All together now. . . With these grades you want to go to college? Cafeteria Staff Non-Teaching Personnel ALVIN SR ARNIE Track 1973 John, don't forget this! Tim Myler David Sodaro Let me see that tongue hang out. T. Myler, D. Sayward, D. Sodaro, D. Calkins, J. Coach. Choate, Mr. Myler- Track 1973 A. Gorton, Mr. Myler, D. Garvey, M. Coonrod, Absent; E. Gorton. Dianne Garvey 87 Baseball 1973 J. Bamaby, H. Provost, S. Bridge, R. Lee, C. Collins, R. Strong, D. Leaning, R. Cross, R. Morgan, B. Perry, J. Martin, K. Frenier, J. Allen, M. Ahrent, J. Tucker, M. Jerdo, J. Sayward, L. Cross, D. Ferris, T. Ball, Coach Marcotte, Scorekeeper M. Devan. 1973 Season Scores Willsboro 10 Keene V. 4 Willsboro 5 E'town 11 Willsboro 11 .. Dannemora 0 Willsboro 11 Chazy 0 Willsboro 4 Schroon L. 5 Willsboro 12 Crown P. 7 Willsboro 6 — Westport E'town 5 Willsboro 11 Dannemora 4 Willsboro 9 -- 4 Willsboro 11 Chazy 8 Sectionals: Willsboro 4 Crown P. 3 Willsboro 6 — Schroon L. 11 Jim Martin Rob Lee Steve Bridge GIRLS’ BOWLING B. Flora, L. Sodaro, M. Perkett, L. Dickerson, L. Mero, C. Bamaby, E. Gorton, K. Thatcher, G. Cross, J. Hoskins, D. Sweatt, K. Demar, L. Lincoln, S. Farrar, W. Cooley, J. Sayward, N. Blanchard, J. Lax. Soccer 1973 Coach Marcotte, R. Sayward, C. Collins, J. Martin, R. Flora, B. MacDougal, R. Cross, W. Buck, D. Sodaro, T. Myler, S. Janies, G. Leaning, T. Cioppa, M. Devan. J. Marcotte, K. Lacey, B. Bishop, D. Ferris, J. Choate, D. Leaning, M. Ahrent, G. She ad, C. MacDougal, T. Ball, M. Hatch. Season Scores w.c.s. 3 — E'town 4 w.c.s. 4 — Crown Point 3 w.c.s. 1 — Westport 1 w.c.s. 4 — Keene V. 3 w.c.s. 5 Schroon L. 1 Sectionals: Willsboro 0 W.C.S. 0 — E'town 3 W.C.S. 1 Crown Point 2 w.c.s. 6 — Westport 3 w.c.s. 4 — Keene V. 1 w.c.s. 4 — Schroon L. 2 Chazy 2 David Sodaro Tim Myler GIRLS’SOCCER TEAM D. Sweat , B. Flora, L. Lacey, J. Hoskins, J. Lax, C. Choate, C. Bowen, K. Blanchard, M. Adams, S. Carson, E. Gorton, D. St. Louis, C. Richards, S. Lax, V. Benway, M. Perkett, C. Lacey, J. Demar, S. Schneider, N. Blanchard, S. Bigelow, S. Sayward, W. Wade, K. Dickerson, D. Belzile, G. Hatch. 91 Senior players—Dawn St. Louis, Kathy Blanchard, Vanessa Benway. J. V. Basketball Team J. Choate, D. Leaning, R. Flora, R. Morgan, T. Ball, J. Darrah, C. MacDougal, J. Tucker, S. Marcotte, B. Bridge, K. Frenier, Coach Scorsome. and Cheerleaders S. Sayward, S. Lax, E. Gorton, C. Carson, G. Hatch, C. Calkins, S. Schneider, D. Belzile. Varsity Basketball S. Bridge, E. Cioppa, R. Schreiber, M. McKenna, W. Buck, E. Cross, T. Myler, R. Cross, Coach Scorsome. and Cheerleaders D. St. Louis, B. Bridge, P. Mero, D. Sayward, R. Marshall, M. Coonrod, J. Lax. Roger Schreiber Ruth Marshall - Captain Tim Myler Patty Mero Steve Bridge r AKC Toy Poodles, size of Duse cats when grown, won it tcmperment, males, S75, les, $100. Also 3 registered les, started on rabbits. 1 female Call 298 8646 M_E: First calf heifers. 298 Raymond AAonette. Setter puppies AKC re red Excellent line bred ies with international pionship pedigree. 6 weeks Taking reservations now. 63 0431. EI NS, still have a nice fion, of close first calf also a few recently Crowley Brothers, 493 ' 493 3163. r'AR old, full blooded male or. Runs and trees coon, a fifteen month old black an hound. Not trained. 643 C Massive St. Bernard ouppies. $100 $175. 563 6690 NARD puppies — female. 3278 or 561 0618. istered 2 year old female nard Call 561 3278 or 561 i AHUA pups, 3 months old, old had new pups. Ca.l 834 jcocker spaniel puppy, buff 6 months old, all shots. 61 6243. SBURGH Kennel Club r's referral. Write Mtd. . Box 73, Plattsburgh, N Y. THE FISH TANK Rouses Point •oen 10 10Tues. Sun. r Pheasant this fall, with - C registered German .aired pointer. 563 0147. 5 POODLE PARLOR vis AKC toy apricot pups. 6 old Terms. 561 4069. •erian Husky pups, 7 weeks eautiful markings, worm h shots, $50 $100, evenings 46 7725. j. Dead and disabled and horses, paying top 24 hour recorded phone e. Call collect, 8 a.m. to 5 18 94 3290. 7 day a week r service. Mulligan's tendering ugher price paia for dead, or disabled cattle and Centrally located in burgh. For prompt, cour service, call collect any jay or night; holidays in • for your convenience s: Answering Service, 518 93, Home 518 561 7092, 518 493 4722. ck miniature poodle pups, 125. Call 563 6690 M POODLE PUPPIES, 2 •ocolate browns, 1 make, 1 ►, miniatures and toys, all males and females, all II 873 2246 or 873 9972. rs Trade Cows V W.UU IO.W New 500 lb. Boat Trailer. $150.00 Fiberglass boat with windshield, steering, plus 30 hp. Evinrude motor $395.00 1—used boat hoist $50.00 1— Chain Saw, Used Mall $25.00. 1—Cord wood saw to fit tractor $75.00. Set of three Reel mowers to fit garden tractor 66 width (like new) $150.00. 1—12' Alum boat $100.00. SPECIAL CLOSE OUT: 1973 Johnson snowmobiles (At Our Cost) Will Consider Trades— Snowmobile accessories—Boots, helmets, suits, mittens, sweaters, iackets, at savings up to 50 per cent. HAYLETT MARINE SALES SERVICE Point Au Roche Dial 563 2960 • Wanted to Buy 48 WANTED to buy: 15' aluminum The best things aren't free. in |jfe j they ALL work at Ted’s company!” • Automobiles for Sale 72 But you can get them with an employee discount when you work at: Merkel's 1973 CHEVROLET Caprice sedan. Like new. Polands' Used Cars. Keeseville. N Y. 834 7104 The only qualification is that you posess that certain somemitty known as the Merkel touch. If you think you do, come see us in Personnel. We can't give you the best things in life, but we can give you the best fashions ... at a discount Stripes for Skills Veterinary Hospital Attendant — Minimum 2 years experience. Good salary, rapid advance ment, excellent benefits, plus. Now interviewing. Call Army Opportunities, Federal Bldg. 561 4869. EXPERIENCED bartender needed, 30 minutes west of PiatKhjirah Rpnlv P O Box 11. 1974 DUSTER Rally red with white top, auto., p-stg., a cond., under coated, best offer, 563 2685 1973 Volkswagen station wagon, 412 series, automatic, gas heat er, standard equipment. 8,000 miles, finished in green. RILEY FORD, INC. Chazy, NY. 846 7131 1963 CADILLAC sedan with air, all power, leather upholstery, $325; 1963 VW Van, $300, American Commercial slicer, $200. 116 Maple Street, Rouses Point, N Y. Call 297 5805. '68 IMPALA SS, 4 speed, 327 with 250 hp. Convertible. $450. Also, Automobile 1973 VW Super B stereo radio, 1 excellent cond 1966 MGB Road reliable. 24 29 $350 . 546 7523 1971 CAMARO, red, original condition, $2 after 5 and w PL YM wagon, 6 transport mechanical co 563 6774 after 5 1967 Cnevy, 2f miles. 18 mil better. Four n Perfect shape for car or mo Bl W 1974 Dats ells Motors, 561 1210. W cAbVEhV5EME T5 Ce MOT AUTHORIZ .KSWAGEN er Cornell CASH pafd for old coins, stiver dollars, half dollars, U S. and Canadian silver Call for infor mation, 561 6690 days, or 563 1177 after 5 p.m COLLECTOR buying old pistols, rifles, swords, any military items. Coins. 563 3988 after 6. GUNS — Any age, any condition. Also buy and sell antiques. Old Lantern Antique Shop, 563 6039. • Building - Contracting 51 nouseworx, I or i uoyS per week, $2.50 an hour, apply in writing stating back ground and re ferences, to Box N 96, Press Re publican, City. Situations Wanted, M-F 63 '■-ank Desaw Painting and paper hangina Dial 561.6854 ELECTRICAL CON i RACTiNG Quality work at a reasonable price. Northline Elec. J. Preston, 946 7710. • Misc. Services 55 Snowplowing and Boosting Reasonable. Call 561 2786 Snowplowing and snow removal. Call 563 6882 Help Wanted - M-F 59 Programmer Analyst For North Carolina Our clients are presently seeking an experienced Cobol program mer analyst to handle a variety of commercial business applied tions. Knowledge of RPG would be an asset. Excellent salary and fringe benefits. For information, call or write: RALPH GORDON or D.H. EC CLES ECCLES ASSOCIATE , INC. OF PLACE DU CANADA SUITE 200 MONTREAL, P.Q 514 866 2419 CUSTODIAN — Chazy Central Rural School. Apply at school office or telephone 846 7135. Pre INTERIOR and exterior painting. Experienced workmanship. Reasonable rates. Call 834 7897. EXPERIENCED interior painter. Reasonable. Free estimate. Call M.49O0 nr 564 4212. Will do housework. Call 563 6376 Durocher Auto Sales, Inc. NEW JEEP C J-5 Universals; Pick up Trucks; Cherokees; Wagoneers. Buy now and Save! Durocher Auto SoIrs. Inc. Elizabeth St. 563-3587 NEW —COMPACT AMC HORNETS From $2,825. Delivered Plus Tax). Durocher Auto Sales, Inc. LIKE NEW JEEP COMMArvDO 1970, six, automatic, with 4 way plow. Less than 6,000 miles! Your Jeep dealer. CUSTOM carpentry, specializing in remodeling, and additions, beat the spring rush, 643 8865. PROFESSIONAL cleaning girl will work by the day or week. Call 563 7812. WILL babysit, my home. Licensed day care mother. Hourly, daily, weekly rates. Reasonable. Peru School District. Call 643 8205. Auto Accessories 71 HOBBS 8. HOBBS Western Auto Store Beekmantown Corners 561-1926 4, 15 E-T slotted, mag wheels and Goodyear white-lettered tires. 576 2258. Howard Westcott Diagnostic Service, Electronic Tune ups. 74 Peru St. 563 1900 or 561 2734. S.S. Auto Clinic roreign Car Repair 187 Margaret St. 563-2550 Automobiles for Sale 72 1965 FORD Galaxie 500, runs well, $150 or best offer. Call Susan, 561 4093. Durocher Auto Sales, Inc. DUSTER” 1971 2 d. sedan, small V 8, 3-speed, radio, mag wheels, new rubber. Real good economy. Mason Dodge Upper Cornelia St., 563 0500 Ooen Evenings and Saturday mwowm 64 Plymouth, Fury $49 65 Dodge, Polara $79 65 Chev., Impala Conv., inspected $250 Mason Dodge Upper Cornelia St., 563 0500 Open Evenings and Saturdays. WINGED WARRIOR 1970 Dodge Super 3ee, J8,000 miles, 4 speed, P-strg., new paint and rubber, immaculate. Drive away — $1,495. Mason Dodge Upper Cornelia Street Open Evenings Saturday; Dial 563 0500 HUTCHINS0 Auth PONTIAC Sales Rouses Point, N. GARRAND'S Put A Little Dr Lake Shore Roa 1968 PLYMOL vertible, 318,$ 191 Margaret Keeseville A 18 Clint Keeseville. N v 3ARKER lHE Keeseville, N Y. Rowe B WE BUY GOC 63 DAVIS MO PER Open 9 til 9 Lumberlam Ford Sal Upper Corneli Dial 1972 CMEVRO wagon V 8, air Real nice Sales, 72 South PH Chevrolet 8i Ellenourg Depot SQUIRE An immaculate 1972 Ford, 8 pas 1972 TOtUTA station wagor inside and out 6:00 and week Wheeloc Phone 546-3333 1971 LHEVROL 350, auto., vin ? brks., cruise best off at 561 You can rely on these three — Your Family, Your Religion, Your Country For Your Sake — Don’t Forget them, The Old Dock Essex, N. Y. Compliments of TOM AND JANE Compliments of WILLSBORO LIQUOR ROOT’S BARBER SHOP STORE Middle Road Willsboro, N.Y. Willsboro, N.Y. Phone: 963-4236 CONGRATULATIONS TO NORTH COUNTRY CLUB the Class of 1974 from Keeseville, New York ADAM’S KNIT SHOP RIVERSIDE RESTAURANT Compliments of Legal Beverages Good Food PIERCE’S SERVICE Main Street, Willsboro, N.Y. STATION Phone: 963-4500 Clarence Laura Cole Lewis, N.Y. Compliments of E. W. ADAMS, INC. HOBBY HORSE CRAFTS Building Supplies SHOP and Hardware Phone Y02-8255 Essex, N.Y. too Westport, New York Compliments of WILLSBORO PHARMACY E. A. Foley, Ph.G R. J. Foley, Ph.G Willsboro, New York Congratulations from: THE EMPORIUM Essex, N.Y. Country Wares and Collectables Best of Luck to the Class of “74” LINCOLN’S NORTHWAY SUNOCO Northway Exit 34 Keeseville, N.Y. 12994 NORTH END TAVERN Pizza to go Best in Town 963-8994 Joe and Lil Jafraty Compliments of W. M. MARVIN’S SONS INC. Elizabethtown, N.Y. WADHAMS AGWAY supplies for Home, Farm and Garden 962-4370 101 HARRIS PONY RING Mt. Rd„ Willsboro, N.Y. Horseback Riding Lessons Hobby Horse Ceramic Studio Lessons and Supplies Phone: 963-4405 Congratulations CHAMPLAIN SANITATION Floyd W. Pierce Box 248 — Willsboro, N.Y. Telephone-963-7191 THE SHOP ON THE SHORE Essex on Lake Champlain New Y ork Books — Art Supplies — Maps Mrs. David K. W. Wilson 518-963-4578 Willsboro Plattsburgh 518-963-4273 518-561-7070 ASHLINE SONS, INC. Wholesale Fruits — Vegetables Willsboro, N.Y. 12996 Compliments of ANN’S BEAUTY SALON Willsboro, New York Phone: 963-4527 ELVIN W. CROSS Insurance and Real Estate Essex, New York 963-4044 LAKESIDE MOTEL Essex, N.Y. on Lake Champlain Compliments of FISH SHANTI Tropical fish and supplies 103 Compliments of FRANCIS F. BEZIO, INC. Keeseville, New York Compliments of EDWARD HATCH Congratulations from Compliments of WHITCOMB’S GARAGE PHIL’S GROCERY Whallonsburg, New York 963-4470 LIVINGSTON L. HATCH Attorney at Law Willsboro, New York Keeseville, New York 104 All of our best to the Class of’74 Antique Clocks Music Boxes Repaired Refinished Bought — Sold — Traded DAVE LANSING MULHOLLAND MOTORS Essex, N.Y. 963-7072 ANSON’S FUNERAL HOME Chev — Olds Buick Elizabethtown, N.Y, THE GRAY FARM W. Robert Huestis Jr. Owner, Mgr. Best of Luck established 1926 Willsboro, New York 963-4278 May your course be true and your sea always smooth. 105 Compliments of THE TERRACE ANSON’S DAIRY Cocktails and Dinner Open all year Wadhams, New York Route 22 Essex, N.Y. Res. 963-4093 Good Luck to the Class of’74 ESSEX MARINE BASE, INC. IRENE AND CHUCK KROTZ on Lake Champlain Essex, N.Y. Tel. 963-7700 KING’S WILLSBORO BAY MARINA NORTHERN INSURING AGENCY, INC. Boat Launching — Boat Storage Texaco Products — Boat Motor Repairs Snack Bar — Cold Drinks — Recreation Room Indian Bay— Willsboro, New York 11 Front Street, Keeseville, N.Y. “All Forms of Insurance” 518-963-7918 Compliments of Compliments of GEORGE SHEPARD FURNITURE STRIPPING LYLE G. MASON INC. Fuel Oils Heating Systems West Road, Willsboro 106 963-8949 Tel. 518-963-8308 Willsboro, N.Y. 12996 “The Bank of Friendly Service” ESSEX COUNTY — CHAMPLAIN NATIONAL BANK Offices at Crown Point, Elizabethtown, Willsboro, Westport Member of FDIC GENERAL || ELECTRIC WILLSBORO FURNITURE APPLIANCE STORE, INC. General Electric appliances — Hardware — Glidden Paint Furniture and Sealy Bedding K. E. Coonrod, pres. Malcolm Young, Mgr. phone 963-4431 107 VILLAGE PAINT SHOP Compliments of ESSEX LIQUOR STORE Moore's Paints Supplies Custom Mixed Imperial Wallpaper Glass Essex, N.Y. West Road, Willsboro 963-8931 Compliments of Compliments of REYNOLDS SON MONTGOMERY WARD CHEVROLET CATALOG AGENCY Willsboro, New York Westport, N.Y. 963-4248 962-4401 Congratulations Best Wishes from Good Luck to the Seniors MRS. LUISE KROTZ Bob Linda Finnegan FINNEGAN’S TOWNE HOUSE Willsboro, N.Y. 963-7050 COMPLIMENTS OF Compliments of your Metropolitan Life Insurance Agent SCHROEDER’S NORTH COUNTRY INN RUSSELL ARTHUR Westport, N.Y. 108 962-8668 Congratulations to the Class of'74 We wish you the best of luck in your future endeavors. INTERPACE CORPORATION Industrial Mineral Division Willsboro, N.Y. 12996 Good Luck to All IRENE AND CLINTON SNYDER BERMAN INSURANCE AGENCY Main Street 963-9696 Best wishes from the LAVENDER BEAUTY SALON Compliments of GILROY’S Service Station Grocery Store All Legal Beverages Tel. 834-7995 One Stop Service Keeseville, N.Y. Compliments of the L W DRIVE-IN STAN’S SERVICE Open All Year General Store — Garage Welding Bouquet, Essex, N.Y. Best Wishes SHEDD’S CLOTHING STORE 110 TART’S EXXON SERVICE Sales Service Essex, N.Y. the new questionable, and all things wonderful.” —John Cotton Dana PAINE MEMORIAL FREE LIBRARY ' •' ' Congratulations from WESTPORT ANTAYA’S FLOWERS Service Station 962-4477 Willsboro, New York SPORTSMAN DINER GOOD LUCK HATHAWAY’S SUNOCO SERVICE 963-4437 Marge’s Specialty in Jumbo Sandwiches Mike’s Specialty Homemade Soup Main St. Willsboro, N.Y. Ill COMPLIMENTS OF CHURCHES OF J ST. PHILIP OF JESUS AND ST. JOSEPH EGGLEFIELD BROTHERS INC. | Telephone 873-6551 Sales Service ELIZABETHTOWN, N Y. Home for your Ford since 1910 ----------------------------- SMITH'S” ■ Men’s Boys’ Wear Keeseville, N.Y. 12994 Charles E. Smith. Prop. LAVIN CANDY CO., INC. Wholesale Distributors 74-76 S. Catherine Street Plattsburgh, New York JO 3-4630 FROSTY DAIRY BAR Route 9 Keeseville, N Y. Soft Ice Cream — Sandwiches Michigans Full-Course Dinners Leah M. McLean Prop. Telephone 834-7668 Best Wishes to all Seniors from ADIRONDACK AUTO SERVICE Compliments of PLEASANT VALLEY PHARMACY Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge, Dodge trucks Elizabethtown, N.Y. Compliments of ART JACQUES, INC. 114 Best Wishes Class of ’74 Compliments of: ROBERT G. LINCOLN INC. Whallonsburg, N.Y. Farm Home Supplies New Holland Leyland Sales Service Compliments of MR. MRS. HARRY JOHNSON BEST WISHES WILLSBORO BAY CAMPSITE — MARINA WILLSBORO SANITATION Arnie Provost 24 Hour Service 963-8921 Willsboro Compliments of JOHN AND EIRA MANNING Compliments of THE CROOKED I Westport, N.Y. 115 . for the Total Approarh to a Better Yearbook Your Official Yearbook Photographer TODAY We, the graduating class of 1974, wish to thank the people of Willsboro and the surrounding communities of Essex and Whallonsburgh for their help and encouragement during our school years. Our class trip to the Bahamas would never have been a reality without this support. Thanks again. 116 ’m