Queensbury High School - Orbit Yearbook (Queensbury, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1959 volume:

Advisors: MRS. LUCILLE TASKER MRS. BETTY ROOKE MR. CHARLES MURPHY THE ORBIT Presented by the SENIOR CLASS Queenshury High School Glens halls, ?Sew 'l ork 1959 VOLUME 7 FOREWORD This book is You... The many different activities that you take part in... Your Classes... Friends.. .Sports.. .Dances.. .Teachers... For ns this book means looking back on the many events that will be a part of our memories of high school here at Oueensbury. ON To you, our parents, who have so generously given us moral guidance and unceas- ing encouragement, we are especially grateful. It is now our responsibility to show our gratitude by building successful adult lives on the firm foundations you have provided. To express our humble gratitude in some small measure, we, the staff of the 1959 Orbit, on behalf of the Senior Class of Queensbury High School, wish to dedicate our yearbook to you, our beloved parents. ORBIT ’59 BILLIE HALL, Editor-in-Chief LINDA WINSLOW, Co-Editor SEATED: Judy Funicelle, Photog- raphy; Hilda Dingmon, Business Man- ager; Constance Jones, Typing. STANDING: Reginald Beaty, Photog- raphy; Dorothy Richardson, Subscrip- tion Manager; Gary George, Sports Editor; Linda Gray, Ad Manager; David Cook, Photography; Samuel Discenza, Literary Editor. ABSENT: Toby Gilman, Literary Editor. FIRST ROW: Carol Peno. SECOND ROW: Judy Giffen, Carolyn Van- Denburg, Dianne Blanchard. THIRD ROW; Annelle Mitchell, Jackson Gooch, Donna Hall. ADMINISTRATION Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patch and children - Bradley, left; Gail, center; Curtis, right. PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE In September of 1953, you, the members of the Class of 1959, entered Queensbury High School. At that time your senior year leading to graduation must have seemed a long way off in a distant future. Now, as you look back over the events of the past six years, those years seem like brief, swiftly moving intervals of time. During those years, the adult mem- bers of the Queensbury School District have provided a continually improving quality of ed- ucation. They feel a sense of pride as you prepare to leave our school. May you ever re- flect credit upon your school and your community in the years that lie ahead. During the time you have spent here at Queensbury high, you may not have been aware of two significant happenings. As you increased in learning and participated in various other activities, you were leaving a small portion of yourself here at Queensbury. The sum total of what you left has made Queensbury different because you were here. Likewise, as you leave Queensbury High, you will take with you a small portion of our school. May it prove its value as you go forth to lives of service to your fellow man and of satisfaction to your- selves. Robert B. Patch High School Principal BOARD OF EDUCATION JOSEPH M. KEENAN Superintendent of Schools Sole Supervisory District GUIDANCE STAFF GORDON KILTS Guidance Counselor ROBERT SWAN Guidance Director OFFICE STAFF MRS. LOUISE ATWELL School Bookkeeper MRS. CLAIRE McINTYRE High School Secretary MISS JOLINE STALL Elementary Secretary MRS. JUNE REAMER Guidance Secretary HEALTH STAFF MRS. SHIRLEY GREENE High School Nurse MRS. CATHERINE MONAKEY Elementary Nurse MRS. HOLLY WILCOX Dental Hygienist DR. WILLIAM ST. JOHN School Physician iLATfOVd MISS HANNAH WILKINS Vocal Music MISS MARJORIE BEHAN Commerce NESBERT DEHONEY Mathematics Teachers’ Room Inner CHARLES MURPHY English ROBERT HUGHES Boys’ Physical Education MISS LILLIAN SEAMAN Home Economics WALTER CURREN Science WILLIAM HEMMER Citizenship Education MRS. MARGARETHE McCURRY Junior High MISS GAIL GILMORE Home Economics Health Guess what they’re doing’ GORDON OSTRANDER Commerce MRS. MARY RUSSELL Junior High MISS LANETA MacCULLOUGH Girls' Physical Education MRS. LUCILLE TASKER Librarian MR. WALTER WADACH Citizenship Education MR. RALPH NICOLSON Industrial Arts Mechanical Drawing MRS. HELEN FULLER Junior High Stag Gathering MR. FRANK BUBBS Junior High MR. JOHN BOOR Music MR. JAMES PARROTT English MR. ROBERT FLACKE Junior High MR. ANTHONY CANALE Driver Training French Latin MISS DOLORES SHAW Mathematics Science MR. FREDERICK CHAMPAGNE Industrial Arts A Cheerful Threesome FIRST ROW; Miss Jane Lawliss, Mrs. Edna Hayner, Mrs. Gertrude Mellon, Mrs. Marion Halloran, Miss Rosemary Comeau, Miss Nancy Rozell, Mrs. Marian Nadeau, Miss Mary Elizabeth Byrne. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Karen Wineberg, Mrs. Dorothy Huchro, Miss Beverly Bill, Miss Kathleen Kelleher, Mrs. Pauline Benway, Miss Marcia Behan, Mrs. Hazel Wakely, Mrs. Marie Hayes. ABSENT: Mrs. Catherine Lanna, Miss Sally Loveland. Miss Eleanor Surprenant, Miss Shirley Sawyer, Miss Carolyn Cholewa. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Adele Russo, Miss Sarah McEchron, Mrs. Elizabeth Montgomery, Miss Maria Dejulio, Mrs. Vivian Wichser, Mrs. Veta Lee, Mrs. Ellen Loper, Miss Doris Brien, Mrs. Roslyn Cohen. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Patricia Leonard, Miss Mary Sennett, Mr. Charles Yasko, Mr. Robert Carpenter, Mr. John Beale, Mr. Stephen Gottlieb, Mr. Malcolm McIntyre, Miss Judy Dermody. Mrs. Margaret Taillon. ABSENT: Mrs. Mildred Coveil, Mrs. Jeanne Hastings, Mrs. Marjorie Eckler, Miss Elizabeth Sullivan. MAINTENANCE FIRST ROW: Arthur Murray, Harold Hillis (Head of Maintenance). SECOND ROW: Douglas Kennison, Truman Kingsley. THIRD ROW: Edward Lapoint, Steven Harlow. FOURTH ROW: Donald Tucker, Alfred Getz. ABSENT: William Finke. TRANS- PORTATION FIRST ROW: Charles Atwell, Al- fred Simione, Chester Kenison, Harley Purdy, Elias Manley, Miss Marion Clements. SECOND ROW: Harold Harris, Clarence Grooms, Edgar Church, Joseph Hoague, Er- nest Peatfield, John Smith, Paul Krebs, Edward Bennett, Harold O'- Conner, Curtis Harrington (Super- visor). ABSENT: Henry Heym. CAFETERIA FIRST ROW, left to right: Mrs. Ruth Tucker, Mrs. Jennie Purdy, Mrs. Dora Discenza, Mrs. Ruth Cromwell, Mrs. Lorraine Stevenson, Mrs. Elsie Contz, Mrs. Fannie Ellsworth (Caf- eteria Manager), Mrs. Mabel Sawn. SECOND ROW, left to right: Mrs. Naomi Aldrich, Mrs. Ora Bardin, Mrs. Frances Stephenson, Miss Joan Wilkinson, Mrs. Irma Evans, Mrs. Gertrude Orton, Mrs. Helen Robin- son, John Del Signore. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS School calendar---buying records---school picnic---Student Council Dance---class gift at Christ- mas Time—Arbor Day Program---Health and Welfare Committee---student behavior. The Student Council is one of the most important organizations in the school. It plans the social calendar of the school, supervises the juke box, and is in charge of the annual school picnic. This group is also responsible for the rules regarding behavior at the various social functions held at the school _ The Student Council officers for the ’58-’59 school year are president Gary George, vice-pres- ident - Kenneth Sawyer, treasurer - Winifred Thomas, secretary - Billie Hall. With the continued ap- proval and confidence of the student body the Student Council will gradually become stronger. STUDENT COUNCIL Advisor, Mr. Nicolson; President, Gary George; Vice President, Kenneth Sawyer; Secretary, Billie Hall; Treasurer, Winifred Thomas; Class Representatives, Annelle Mitchell, Samuel Discenza, Barbara Law- ler, Steven Jones, Betty Beaty, Ann Ellingsworth, Richard Halligan, Sandra Gilman, Sylvia Harris, Nancy Austin, Glenna Ryther, Susan Sperry, Timothy Center, Frederick DeHoney, Alexis Perkins, Connie Batease, John Martinez, Lanny St. John, John Allen. QUEENSBURY FLUTE Carol Brooks Patricia Dursik Sandra Gilman Donna Hall Dianne Monahan OBOE Judith Davison CLARINET Frederick Anderson Nancy Austin William Craig Catherine Gruickshank Peter Gorman Mildred Jacobson Ronald Secunda William Terry Nancy White ALTO SAXOPHONE Neil Davis Marie Rollo TENOR SAXOPHONE Samuel Discenza BASS CLARINET Leslie Davis CORNET Arthur Andrus Betty Beaty Roger Davis Dennis Dickinson SENIOR BAND Mabel Spaulding Darla Whittemore TRUMPET Richard Guyette Emmet Thompson HORN Albert Orton Linda Parrish Kenneth Sawyer Sharon Spaulding TROMBONE Robert Accardi Howard Graham Richard Halligan Gordon Hay William Hubert BARITONE David Discenza BASS Tom Nailor PERCUSSION Dianne Blanchard Gary Clements Leon Sawn DIRECTOR Mr. John Boor FRONT ROW, left to right: Miss Hannah Wilkins, Director; Linda Dumont, Michelle Schemerhorn, Brenda Waters, Rita Joubert, Sue Edwards, Carol Bray, Karen Huntley. SECOND ROW: Penny Jones, Joan Finch, Judith Accardi, Candy Halligan, Susan Bardon, Cheryl Kohler, Nancy Hopkins, Helen Wendell. THIRD ROW; Carolyn Palmer, Kathy Pingrey, Judith Jenkins, Patricia Gilheany, Patricia Walsh, Leda Aldous, Bonita Putnam, Joan Bovee. FOURTH ROW: Steven Smith, Fredrick De Honey, Robert Boothby, Harold McComsey, Leslie Bailey. Absent from picture: Jane Finch. FIRST ROW: Patricia Mead, Linda Sharp, Mary Bovee. SEC- JOHANNA MALLANEY OND ROW: Sharon Spaulding, Miss Hannah Wilkins, Director; Ann Baker. THIRD ROW: Mabel Spaulding, Donna La Roe. FOURTH ROW: John Phillips, Karen Hubert. Pictured above are, Peter Accardi, Winifred Thomaj, Carol Harrington, Carolyn Van Denburg, Gloria Smith, Ruth Ann Funicellc, and Samuel Discenza, the charter member of the recently organized Queensbury Chapter of the National Honor Society. BOWLING CLUB FIRST ROW: Elizabeth Arnold, Cheryl Bun, Linda Danahy, Janet Higgins, Frances McGuire, Sylvia Harris. SECOND ROW: Sandra Fargnoli, Sonja Harvey, Sue Ann Batease, Sandra Rivett, Barbara Lawler, Hilda Dingmon, Rosemary Elmore. Janet Monroe. THIRD ROW: Elizabeth Fargnoli. Ann Ellingsworth, Katherine Cruickshank, Miss MacCullough, Linda Harris, Leon Nash, Milford Ouderkerke, David Cook, Louis Perkett, Larry Jordan, Gary Clements, Leon Sawn, Linda Lee Smith, Charline Schermerhorn. Johanna Mallaney, Joyce Terlizzi. AVIATION CLUB FIRST ROW: Emmett McKinney, Mr. Parrot, advisor; Luther Chatter- ton, William Nevens, SECOND ROW; James Richardson, David Sollohub, Raymond Stevenson, Eric D'Angelo, Ernest Robbins, David Grieve, Will- iam Troeber, Harold Tefft. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Left to right: Patricia Waite, Gail Myott, Kenneth Bennett, Dorothy Baltazar, Barbara Hughes, Jacque- line Pelkey, John Phillips, Carol Robillard. Absent: Luther Chatterton. STUDENT RECEPTIONISTS Seated: Bernadette Bombard, Joan Warren. Standing: Darla Whitte- more, Charline Schermerhorn, Mary Miller. Absent: Sandra Riven. OFFICE ASSISTANTS Left to right: Sharon Allen, Pat- ricia Moorman, Hazel McKinney, Linda Smith, Sandra Cooper. Ab- sent: Kathryn Brayton, Diane La Claire. Everyone was there, at the Sweetheart’s Hop BASEBALL CHAMPIONS KNEELING: Peter Liapes, Steven Jones, Kenneth Sawyer, Thomas Nailor, Frederick Heym, Ernest Stanley, Larry Jordan, Manager; STANDING: Mr. Hughes, Coach; Charles Timms, Paul Parsons, Howard Graham, Franklin Plumadore, Gordon Hay, Robert Accardi, Donald Beaty, Jerry Murphy, Jack Deeb. QUEENSBURY OPPONENTS 13 Lake George 9 16 Warrensburg 11 11 Johnsburg 5 18 Bolton 6 8 Fort Anne 7 10 Lake George 9 0 Luzerne 8 1 Warrensburg 7 10 Johnsburg 3 7 Fort Anne 1 12 Luzerne 4 12 Bolton 10 PLAY OFF 7 Luzerne 6 Going-------Going - - - - Gone I Co-Captains Jack Deeb and Fred Heym accept the Championship trophy. In 1958, our seventh year of baseball. Coach Robert Hughes brought the team home with the second Adirondack League Championship with a 9-2 record after a thrilling play-off game with Luzerne. In a rousing climax to the season. Jack Deeb hit a solo homer and Paul Parsons singled home two more runs to clinch the title for Queensbury. The team was honored at the first annual sports banquet held by Queensbury High School. Trophies and letters were awarded to the baseball team as well as to the members of all other varsity teams at Queensbury. MURPHY slams one! Left to right: Mr. Dansky, Coach; Robert Accardi, Leon Nash, Kenneth Sawyer, Ernest Viele, David Harrington, Ernest Stanley, Peter Liapes, and Thomas Nailor. SOCCER Left to right: William Troeber, Manager; Maynard Ryther, Timothy Sperry, Steven Jones, Howard Graham, Paul Timms, Robert McDonald, Gary Larson, Gordon Hay. Absent: Robert Rollo, John Cassant, and Richard Halligan. TEAM OPPONENTS Luzerne Lake George Johnsburg Warrensburg Luzerne Lake George Johnsburg Warrensburg STANDING: Carl Taylor, Gordon Hay, Robert Accardi, Thomas SulUvai ri Rollo, Samuel Disccnza, Howard Grahunt, PeterJJflpJf! Mr, Robert TWfchoa Coach), Lawrepce Jordan (Man t 'jyAtfj riroin p. VARSITY BASKETBALL 3im - ;w; v _ S f IMP Queensbury Opponents 61 Bolton 51 60 Granville 52 72 • Warrensburg 54 58 Whitehall 51 57 • Johnsburg 55 48 Fort Edward 64 60 • Luzerne 57 66 • St. Peters 71 66 Bolton 59 63 • Lake George 62 39 • Warrensburg 47 61 Fort Edward 66 61 • Johnsburg 53 67 Granville 73 68 Whitehall 60 55 • Luzerne 42 41 • St. Peters 47 66 • Lake George 64 • League games The boys on the varsity really proved themselves with their fine teamwork and accuracy which netted them second place in the Adirondack League. The team had a 12-6 over- all record and a 7-3 card in league competition. Coach Hughes felt that with a few breaks in key games the team could have gone on to higher laurels. The team's first competition in basketball sectionals occured this year when the Queensbury players represented the Adiron- dack League in the Class D Sectionals. The boys were quite excited over this honor and practiced hard to prepare for it. JERRY GORDIE COACH HUGHES CARL Nice going, GORDIE I Two for MURPH! BASKETBALL ACTION SHOTS Nice drive, BOB! Jump shot by LARSON! J. V. BASKETBALL STANDING: Richard Smith, Steven Jones, David Discenza, Joseph Hanley, Edward Barlow, Richard Halligan, Gary Larson, Kenneth Sawyer, Thomas Nailor, Timothy Sperry. KNEELING: Mr. Carpenter (Coach; William Hubert (Manager). Displaying a great deal of spirit and ability this year the J. V. 's placed third in Adirondack loop action with a 6-4 mark. They had a 9-9 overall record. The team got off to a fine start, slowed down to- ward the middle of the season, and finished with a victory over St. Peters, our team's biggest win of the year. The team will be losing four members to the Var- sity Squad, but these vacancies will be filled with aspiring seventh and eighth graders. Queensbury 51 33 66 38 69 50 36 28 51 40 41 32 49 46 38 45 34 34 • League games Opponents Bolton Granville • Warrensburg Whitehall • Johnsburg Ft. Edward • Luzerne • St. Peters Bolton • Lake George • Warrensburg Ft. Edward • Johnsburg Granville Whitehall • Luzerne • St. Peters • Lake George JUNIOR HIGH BASEBALL From left to right: Luther Chatterton, David Sawyer, Mr. Walter Wadach (Coach), Gary Walkup, William Campbell, David Tromblee. Absent from picture: Arthur Andrus, Michael Dew, David Bussey, William Nevens, Neil Davis, Joseph Hanley, Lawrence Cronin, David Discenza. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Stephen Smith, Wayne Hayes, Robert Boothby, Timothy Monahan, Joseph Seybolt, Ronald Birch. SECOND ROW: Mr. Robert Hughes (Coach), Victor Thomas, Frederick De Honey, John Flower, Theodore Winslow, David Sawyer, Lanny St. John. LAST ROW: Frederick Walkup, Laurier Lavigne, Lawrence Cronin, Harvey Maille, Ronald Ball, Cecil Hart. LINDA WINSLOW DIANNE MONAHAN. SANDRA GILMAN WINIFRED THOMAS JUDITH FUNICELLE LINDA HARRIS CAROL BROOKS NANCY NAILOR J.V. CHEERLEADERS Below: Bonnie Kingsley, Sylvia Harris, Joanne Kingsley, Carolyn VanDenburg. Above: Leslie Davis, Donna Hall, Marie Rollo, Constance Jones. SEVENTH FIRST ROW: Bonnie Winchip, Linda Dumont, Patricia Phillips, Janice Zbozanski, Cynthia French, Ruth Gage, Barbara Hoague, Judith Sullivan, Wilma Jean Climas, Grace Kellogg, Mary Ballard, Patricia Smith. SECOND ROW: Joan Clark, Jacqueline D’Angelo, Marjorie Manney, Rita Joubert, Susan Bardin, Patricia Walsh, Linda TeBordo, Alexis Perkins, Nancy Hopkins, Carolyn Palmer, Michelle Schermerhorn. THIRD ROW: Judith Poutre, Donna Stout, Naomi Cheney, Catherine Greene, Joan Dupell, Janet Flewelling, Arlene Martindale, Martha Elms, Edith Baker, Ruth Grovenburg, Maryann Wilcox, Shirley Ingraham. FOURTH ROW: Betty White, Betty- jean Hughes, Judith Green, Darlene Cupps, Nancy Gallagher, Sandra Colvin, Brenda Waters, Jacqueline Ram- sey, Carmella Gilbert, Margaret Chapin. FIRST ROW: Victor Thomas, Walter Burnham, Ronald Jacobson, John Martinez, Theodore Winslow, David Campbell, Robert Boothby, Michael Dickinson, Wayne Hayes. SECOND ROW: Leonard Waite, Ashley Cutter, Shamous Kelly, Malcolm Brown, Leslie Bailey, Edwin Ball, Richard Loveland, David Baker. THIRD ROW: Frederick DeHoney, James Peno, Timothy Kelly, Harry McDonald, John Allen, Ronald Birch, Joseph Seybolt, Donald Billington, Ralph Chase. GRADES FIRST ROW: Joan Bovee, Elizabeth Fish, Connie Batease, Lida Aldous, Bonita Putnam, Linda Buckbee, Candace Halligan, Susan Monroe. SECOND ROW: Gloria Reed, Donna Rowland, Penelope Jones, Judith Accardi, Joan Finch, Judith Jenkins, Jane Finch, Gloriann Laraia. THIRD ROW: Connie Maille, Carol Fullerton, Louise Steven- son, Glenda Olson, Patricia Gilheany, Cheryl Kohler, Sharon Chadwick, Kathleen Pingrey. FIRST ROW: Robert Kosinski, Bradley Patch, Milford Farr, Allen Rozelle, Paul Aubin, Ernest Edgerly, Richard Taylor, David Williams. SECOND ROW: Bruce Sawn, Larry Laakso, Charles Clark, Paul Crossman, Ronald Schenk, Richard Bennett, Carl Harris, David Arnold. THIRD ROW: Gordon Gravelle, Frederick Comstock, Michael Asselin, John Flower, Harold McComsey, Robert Bren, Timothy Monahan, Stephen Smith, Milton Cutter. EIGHTH FIRST ROW: Alexandra Banach, Ruth Camp, Cheryl Whittemore, Julia Bombard, Dorothea Flewelling. SECOND ROW: Patricia Davis, Dianne Tromblee, Carol Bray, Helen Wendell, Sandra Nims, Carolyn DelSignore. THIRD ROW: Patricia Higgins, Glenna Ryther, Laura Reed, Karen Huntley, Carol Patterson, Dorothy Kimball. FIRST ROW: Gary Sheerer, Robert Mattison, Charles Wood, Ronald Ball, William Nevens, James Richardson, Richard Tucker. SECOND ROW: Leander Loveland, Thomas Williams, Henry Stockwell, Kenneth Bennett, Frederick Kopp, Lynn Ball, Timothy Center. THIRD ROW: Patrick Gilheany, John Aldous, Laurier Lavigne, Joseph Hanley, Cecil Hart, Donald Weeks, Kenneth Palmer. GRADES FIRST ROW: Patricia Kenny, Dianne Dickinson, Patricia Mallaney, Susan Sperry, Wanda Miller. SECOND ROW: Barbara Harpp, Rosemary West, Patricia Vaughn, Lana Gibson, Juanita Grieve, Janice Dingmon. THIRD ROW: Jennifer Cary, Joan Tucker, Betty Jean Ward, Deborah Silverstein, Eleanor LaCarte, Joyce Terlizzi. FIRST ROW: Carl Chilson, Frederick Walkup, Dwight Mosher, Zane Brown, Luther Chatterton, Robert Winchell, Joseph Pouliotte. SECOND ROW: Michael Dew, David Bussey, James Thompson, David Sawyer, John Cronin, Richard Nestle, Paul Bishop. THIRD ROW: Harvey Maille, Michael Elmore, Lawrence Camp, Emmett Mc- Kinney, George McMurtry, Theodore Norton, Harold Rist, Kenneth Licht. What’s next? Watch the birdie. Do they really know the answer? Future artists at work. Did she make it? Sharon M'cn Attbur Andrns Nancy A rin Helen Baker Sue Leon Bennett Maty Bovee Sandta Boynton Kathtyn Btayton Ba,baraBto«n Linda Clements Michael Clunis William Craig Eric D'Angelo Neil Davis camp � VJiUia® Ca®P pbtupc n °“ Gary Chadvnck HU beth Cbaptn Roger Davis Judith Davison David Discenza Timothy Di Stephano James Fehl PHOTO Not AvoilabU Francis Fish Joanna Flewelling Joan Flower Emma Gilbert Sandra Gilman Peter Gorman Vendetta Green David Grieve Michael Habshi Thomas Hall Wilma McDonald Frances McGuire Dawn Mulligan Gail Myott Thomas Nailor Sylvia 1W Soni� H janet Higg'M Shaton KeUV A„n K'” sleV Dianne vPf Gary '-� w°' ratol LaPoinl Nancy Aa icwet coy Leon Nash Maxine Nassivera Jacqueline Pelkey John Phillips John Rheubottom Carol Robillard Patricia Sawyer Sally Severino John Shappy Richard Smith Richard Smith Sharon Spaulding Raymond Stevenson Gary St. John Peter St. John Sharon Street Tefft wato dTCUV Etnme« omt,SOn Donna T� � David T!° nb'ee Linda � ° � nsW Advisors MR. CHARLES MURPHY MR. WILLIAM HEMMER MR. JAMES PARROTT FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Our first dance—cake sales—DAVID COPPERFIELD—first year in high school—elective courses. We experienced such projects in our exciting freshman year for the first time. We have had a long struggle, and at times it has seemed almost futile. But here we are as freshmen, ready to meet future activities and plan for our senior trip. We were ready to meet our class activities this year led by Thomas Nailor, our president; Peter Gor- man, our vice president; Judith Davison, our secretary; and Sharon Spaulding, our treasurer. We were very ably assisted by our advisors, Mr. Hemmer, Mr. Parrott, and Mr. Murphy. mon 1-2-3 imponant junior events Taken by surprise? Junior boys discuss sports Don't copy DorothY B3Ua«‘ Edward Qa tV ootothy Beaupte PhiUP Sente sanfoti Botdeau San B-en patten Butch Beu ah Butt� ® Carol Cast act Shhley Cass ck Catoly Ch� “ LI� � Dan i eslie Oa,'s val® ® Petty Jeanette Derway Dennis Dickinson Craig Dougher Royce Eldridge Ann Ellingsworth Elizabeth Fargnoli Sharon Hall Richard Halligan Lynn Harder Karen Hubert William Hubert Mildred Jacobson Robert Jenkins Robert Kenny Bonnie Kingsley Sylvia Kukk Donna La Roe Gary Larson Neil Lavigne Johanna Mallaney McDonald Robevir cituosb Thomas Ha«l Me� � Paoici� Meal n Dianne Mon � SSSi MiUon vens !?£ « u-:SS- aUlcU W ® cne� V« Sandra Rivett Marie Rouleau Stanley Rymkewicz Maynard Ryther Ronald Secunda Linda Sharpe Patricia Shaver Martin Sheridan Mary Shoemaker Joyce Smith Ralph Smith Mable Spaulding Timothy Sperry Loretta St. John James Stockwell William Terry Charles Timms Paul Timms Timothy Toomey William Troeber Me ea T' 0 1 Doug'35 Nancy jatneS V endorf Yrtnlc Advisors MISS DOLORES SHAW MR. ROBERT SULLIVAN MISS HANNAH WILKINS SOPHOMORE Cake sales — card sales — Sophomore dance — SILAS MARNER --- biology term paper --- class parties. As we, the Seniors of '61, finish our sophomore year, our goal is the Washington trip. We have accomplished a great deal this past year, and feel sure that we will be in Washington come Easter vacation of our senior year. Scheduling class meetings was difficult, but we managed to elect our officers early and established a good program of fund-raising activities with the help of our advisors - Miss Shaw, Miss Wilkins, and Mr. Sullivan. The class officers for 1958-59 were president, Gary Larson; vice-president, Leslie Davis; secre- tary, Lyn Harder; treasurer, Alethea Turner. Robert Accardt Kenneth Mdous Elizabeth Arnold Richard Banach Daniel Bennett Dianne Blanchard Carol Brooks ,0hnC;rcente.bar Anna Mac Gary Clements Mat,otie «doe. Sandra C 'J . yjhank «•srS Sandra fargn° Julie Fan Barbara Flick Ruth Ann Funicelle Judy Giffen Henry Gilbert Howard Graham Mary Green Donna Hall Judith Hamell Carol Harrington Linda Harris Linda Harvey Gordon Hay Steven Jones Lawrence Jordan Kenneth LaRoe Barbara Lawler Peter Liapes Mary Miller Janet Monroe Pa«icia Moorman Jerry Murphy Joan Norman Albert Orton Paul Parsons ina Paul . - ppno es Robison ineth Sawyer artine Schertnerhorn a Smith ada Smith Thomas Sullivan Winifred Thomas Patricia Waite Joanmarie Warren MR. WALTER WADACH MRS. BETTY ROOKE Advisors JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Class rings—Our Junior Prom and Play—cake sales—magazine sales—American history—class meetings—and dances. What a year! There were so many activities, but all of them a lot of fun. We are now well on our way to our Washington trip and our last year in high school. The class advisors this year were Mrs. Rooke and Mr. Wadach, who has been with us since our first year in Junior High. The class officers this year were Gordon Hay - president, Robert Accardi - vice president, Donna Hall - recording secretary, Judy Giffen - corresponding secretary, Carol Brooks - treasurer. FREDERICK NELSON ANDERSON College Entrance Course Likes: Making pizzas Dislikes: D's on report card Ambition: Become an electronics technician Band 1,2,3,4; Sectional All-State 1,3; Central Prom Committee 3; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Photography Club 1,2; Bowling Club 1; Junior Play 3. BERNARD STEPHEN BAKER Vocational Course Likes: Hunting, jeeps, mechanics Dislikes: Pizza, tall stories about fish, book reports Ambition: Become an auto mechanic Intramurals 1; Bachelors' Club 1; Movie Club 1; Stage Craft 1,2,3. REGINALD CURTIS BEATTY Commercial Course Likes: Photography, hunting Dislikes: Fast dances, homework Ambition: Become a professional photographer Photography Club 1,2, 3,4; Treasurer, Photog- raphy Club 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Photographer. BERNADETTE MARY BOMBARD Commercial Course Likes: Pizza, summer, sports Dislikes: Forward people, too much home- work, short haircuts Ambition: Become a secretary Chorus 1,2; Intramurals 1,2,3; Newspaper 3; Bowling 3; Chess and Checkers 3; Junior Play 3; Yearbook Club 4; Prom Attendant 3. LINDON LEE BURNETT Industrial Arts Course Likes: Spaghetti, sports, driving Dislikes: Operas, brownies Ambition: Become a card shark at Las Vegas Intramurals 2; JV Basketball 1; Soccer 3; Base- ball 3; Boys' Gymnastics 1,2; Bachelors' Club 1; Junior Play 3; Prom Committee 3. PATRICIA ANN CHADWICK Home Economics Course Likes: Good pop and western music, sports Dislikes: Conceited and bossy people Ambition: Become a waitress or work in a hospital Art Club 1; Girls’ Gymnastics 1,2,3; Chess and Checkers 1; Nurse's Assistant 4; Homemaking Assistant 1. ROBERT FRANCIS CHAIN AO Likes: Fords. Dislikes: School lunches. Ambition: To enter the service. Bob is a new student this year. CHARLES LYNWOOD CHASE Art Course Likes: Pick-up trucks, hunting, fishing. Dislikes: School. Ambition: To own a restaurant. Photography 1, 2; Intramurals 1,2; Prom Committee 3; Dance Committees 1,2, 3,4. JESSE MARIE CLIMAS Business Course Likes: Dancing, swimming, popular music, and pizza. Dislikes: Overbearing people and cold weather. Ambition: To work in an office, get married, have a home and family. Nurses' Aid Club 1; Movie Club 2; Student Council Representative 3; Blue and Gold Staff 3; Prom Com- mittees 3; Nurses’ Assistant 4. DAVID WILLIAM COOK Science and Industrial Arts Likes: Photography, water skiing, boating, hunting, and fishing. Dislikes: Dancing, school, and homework. Ambition: To become a professional photographer or water skier. Newspaper Club 3; Bowling 3,4; Junior Play 3; Photography Editor 4; Junior Prom Attendant 3. JOAN EILEEN CROSS Business Course Likes: Dancing, swimming, skating, televi- sion, movies, and pop music. Dislikes: Snobs and egotists. Ambition: To be a private secretary. Mixed Chorus 1; Information Desk 3; Home Economics 1; Nurses’ Aid Club 2; Blue and Gold Staff 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Office Assistant 3. DANIEL RAYMON DANDOY Business Course Likes: Girls, steak, sports. Dislikes: Crowds. Ambition: To become a designer. Aquarium Club 1; Photography 2, 3. HILDA MARIE DINGMON Business Course Likes: Bowling, working on yearbook, MG sport cars, working at theatre, sports, Q.H.S. Dislikes: Giggling in study hall. Ambition: Be a good secretary, wife, and mother. Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Girls' Gymnastics 1,2, 3; Bowling Club 3,4; Student Receptionist 3; Office Assistant 2, 3; Prom Committee 3; Junior Play Student Director 3; Yearbook Business Manager 4; Recording Secretary 4. SAMUEL LAWRENCE DISCENZA College Entrance Course Likes: Driving a hot Pontiac. Dislikes: Having nothing to do. Ambition: Become a rich and successful engineer. Band 1,4; Sectionals All-State 2,3; Basketball 1-4; Band Manager 3; Boys' State 3; Bausch Lomb Science Award 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Jun- ior Play 3; Junior Prom Attendant 3; Class Vice Presi- dent 3; Mixed Chorus 1, 2. JAMES ROBERT DUMAS Business Course Likes: Cars and hunting. Dislikes: Girls. Ambition: Graduate and get a good job. Intramural Sports 1, 2; Chess and Checkers 2. : f : ■ ROSEMARY LILA ELMORE Home Economics Course Likes: Sewing, baking, sports, food. Dislikes: Getting up in the morning and being late when going somewhere. Ambition: Work in a hospital or cafeteria. Band 1, 3; Bowling Team 3,4; Girls’ Gym 1, 3; Nurses Aid 4; Homemaking Club 1,2. JUDITH VERONICA FUNICELLE College Entrance Course Likes: Living and laughing. Dislikes: Gaining weight. Ambition: To obtain my M.R.S. degree. Mixed Chorus 1; Student Council Representative 1,2; Student Council Secretary 3; Junior Play 2, 3; Play Day 3; Girls' State 3; DAR Award 4; Class Vice Presi- dent 4; Cheerleading 1,2, 3,4; Junior Prom Queen 3; Yearbook Staff 4, Layout Editor; Betty Crocker Award 4; All-Star Cheerleader 4. GARY ABRAHAM GEORGE College Entrance Course Likes: Syrian music, good times, and FEULNER'S. Dislikes: Teachers who show partiality. Ambition: To be a scientist. Soccer Manager 1; Bowling Team 3; President, Stu- dent Council 4; Junior Play 3; Sports Editor 4; Junior Prom King 3; Outstanding Citizen Award 4; Current Affairs Club 2. TOBY ANN GILMAN College Entrance Course Likes: Pizza parties at Linda Gray’s house Dislikes: Failing my driving test Ambition: Become a nurse married to a doctor Chorus 1,2; Intramurals 2; Class Treasurer 3,4; Nurse’s Aide 2; Yearbook 3; Junior Play 3; Prom Attendant 3; Prom Committee 3; Chairman Cake Sales 2; Co-Chairman of Refreshments at Basket- ball Games 4; Co-Literary Editor of Yearbook 4. CARLYLE JACKSON GOOCH JR. Combined Commercial and Math Course Likes: Pizza, playing cards, typing Dislikes: Fighting Ambition: become an accountant Yearbook 2,3,4; Photography Club 2,3; Movie Club 1,2; Typing Club 3; Junior Play 3; Chess and Checkers 1. LINDA GAIL GRAY College Entrance Course Likes: Food, books Dislikes: Most men; lazy seniors Ambition: Become a retail buyer Senior Class President; Intramurals 1,2,3; Gym Club 3; Photography 3; Newspaper Club 3; Junior Play 3; Yearbook 2, 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Advertising Manager of Yearbook 4. RICHARD ARTHUR GUYETTE College Entrance Course Likes: Spaghetti, pizza, bowling, hunting, fishing, camping. Dislikes: Boredom and winter. Ambition: State Trooper. Bachelors’ Club 1; Bowling Team 3; Intramurals 2; Student Council Representative 2; Junior Prom Com- mittee 3. BILLIE KAY HALL College Entrance Course Likes: Oswego, boys over 6 feet, new clothes. Dislikes: Bleached blondes and beavers. Ambition: First woman president. Student Council 1, 2; Student Council Secretary 4; Class Secretary 3; Yearbook 3; Editor-in-Chief 4; UN Seminar 3; Optimist Outstanding Girl Citizen 4; Newspaper 1: Playday 3,4; Cheerleading 1,2,3; Junior Play 3. DAVID JOSEPH HARRINGTON Industrial A ns Course Likes: Shop work, hunting, fishing, auto racing. Dislikes: Any pompous, conceited, or self-centered person. Ambition: To become a machinist. Soccer 1,3,4; Basketball 1; Boys’ Gym Club 1,2; Class Treasurer 1, 2. FREDERICK HENRY HEYM Business Course Likes: A certain Freshman girl, laughing, sports. Dislikes: Brownies and pizza. Ambition: To join the service and then go to school. Student Council Representative 1; Baseball 1,2,3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Soccer 3; Gymnastics 1, 2; Prom Attendant 3. CONSTANCE ANNE JONES Business Course Likes: Pizza and men. Dislikes: Books with sad endings, colors that clash. Ambition: To become a secretary and housewife. Cheerleading 2, 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1; Junior Play 3; Junior Prom Attendant 3; Yearbook 3; Chief Typist 4. ANNELLE MITCHELL Academic Course Likes: Watertown, pizza, dances and movies. Dislikes: Candy and popcorn. Ambition: To become a business teacher. Student Council Representative 1,4; Bowling Club 1; Tri-Y Club 2, 3; Yearbook Club 4; Mixed Chorus 1; Girls Glee Club 2. NANCY ANN NAILOR Business and Home Ec. Courses Likes: Cats, dogs, pizza parties, and rock and roll. Dislikes: Red haired men, and girls wearing false eye lashes. Ambition: To raise a baseball team--nine boys. Cheerleading 3,4; Bowling Team 2, 3,4; Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; Baton Club 1; Junior Prom Attendant 3; Junior Play 3; Sect. All-State 3,4; All-Star Cheerleader 4; Play Day 3,4. FREDERICK ANTHONY RAINVILLE Business Course Likes: Girls. Dislikes: Boys. Ambition: Go to college or to enter the navy. Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3; Chess and Checkers Club; Explorers 2, 3; Junior Play 3. DOROTHY GRACE RICHARDSON Business and Home Ec. Courses Likes: Dancing, pizza. Dislikes: Snobbish people. Ambition: To become a receptionist. Chorus 1,2; Class Vice President 2; Class Secretary 3; Junior Play Committee 3; Junior Play Student Director 3; Junior Prom Attendant 3; Yearbook 3,4; Junior Prom Committee 3. ROBERT LEO ROLLO Business Course Likes: Hunting, skiing, flying, basketball, soccer, drum corps, chess, drag racing, and all good food. Dislikes: Leaving school. Ambition: To own my own home and be successful. Class President 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Soccer 1, 2, 3,4; Airplane Club 1; Projection Club 1; Band 1,2, 3; All-State 1, 2, 3; Junior Prom Court 3; Junior Play Usher 3. LEON FRANK SAWN Business Course Likes: Pizza, girls, dancing, music. Dislikes: History, being quiet in study hall, doing homework, women drivers. Ambition: To become a public accountant. Bowling 3,4; Yearbook 3; Band 1,2, 3,4; Projectionists' Club 2; Photography 2, 3; Junior Play 2, 3; Gym Exhi- bition 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Maintenance 1. ERNEST GEORGE STANLEY Business Course Likes: Blondes 5'4 tall and spaghetti. Dislikes: Cars that won't go, shouting people, and fish that don’t bite. Ambition: Enter the Air Force to become an air cadet and later a commercial pilot. Baseball 1, 2, 3,4; Soccer 2, 3, 4; Chess and Checkers 2; Bachelors 1; Gymnastics 3; Prom Attendant 3; Jun- ior Play 3; Bowling 3. CARL ALLAN TAYLOR Business Course Likes: Basketball, pizza, hunting, fishing, baseball, playing cards. Dislikes: English, dancing, bossy people. Ambition: To become an accountant. Junior Play 3; Basketball 4; Photography Club 3; Bowling Club 3; Boys' Gym Club 2, 3; Baseball Manager 2. LYNWOOD EARL THOMAS Academic Course Likes: Fords, blondes, hamburgers, and Corinth. Dislikes: Spaghetti and peroxides. Ambition: To own a Cadillac. Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Soccer 3; Boys’ Gym Club 1, 2; 4-H Club 1,2, 3. CAROLYN RUTH VANDENBURG College Entrance Course Likes: Eating, dancing, sleeping late in the morning. Dislikes: Getting up at the crack of dawn. Ambition: To become a high school teacher. Play Day 1, 3; Girls' Chorus 1; Newspaper 1, 2, Editor 3; Junior Play 2, 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Honor Society 3, President 4; Cheerleading 4; Intramural Basketball 2,3,4. DARLA GALE WHITTEMORE Business Course Likes: Music and entertaining, children and animals. Dislikes: Arguments, low bowling scores. Ambition: Actress. Intramural Sports 1, 2; Dramatics 1; Dance Committee 2; Prom Committee 3; Junior Play 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Dramatics Club 3. LINDA DARLENE WINSLOW College Entrance Course Likes: Boys, taking long walks, and kids with friendly personalities. Dislikes: Deadlines. Ambition: To be a high school math teacher. Student Council 2; Student Council Vice President; Mixed Chorus 1; Newspaper 2; Cheerleading 1,2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Attendant. SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Class meetings — dances — Yearbook Club — candy sales — ad gathering — and our trip. There was a lot of work to be done, and we did it (with a little prodding). A fun-filled year and a year in which the girls took over - Linda Gray as president, Judith Funicelle as vice-president, Hilda Dingmon as recording secretary, Constance Jones as corresponding secretary, Toby Gilman as treasurer. Naturally the boys didn’t mind, not really - they could always blame it on the girls. Through the months we worked together to make our last year our happiest and most successful. Though we would like to take all the credit, we must be honest. A tremendous -THANKS-to our advisors, Miss Behan and Mr. Canale. AWARD WINNERS GARY GEORGE Optimist Outstanding Boy Citizen New York State Regents Scholarship Alternate BILLIE HALL Optimist Outstanding Girl Citizen New York State Regents Scholarship Alternate United Nations Seminar SAMUEL DISCENZA Bausch and Lomb Science Award Boys' State Representative National Honor Society New York State Regents Scholarship Alternate JUDITH FUN1CELLE Girls' State Betty Crocker Homemaking Award DAR Award Vly AI SSLm m CAROLYN VAN DENBURG New York State Regents Scholarship National Honor Society CLASS HISTORY As our theme, we chose School Means Many Things. It is quite appropriate because our class has tried to derive many benefits from school. We are thinking not only of scholastic benefits, but also of numerous extracurricular and out-of-school activities which have taken form in our high school years. These moments are forever gone and cannot be relived except in our minds and hearts. We desire to record these events in this summary of the history of the Class of 1959. We began as pea-green Our first year in high school was an exciting one. In the ensuing four years we would have many exciting experiences, topped off by our Senior Trip and Graduation. MISS BAGG MRS. ROOKE As the first step toward these ultimate goals, we chose Robert Rollo as our president; Nina Beck- with, vice president; Daryl Daus, secretary; and David Harrington, treasurer. MISS SEAMAN The most exciting event of that year was our first evening dance, Stairway to the Stars, ” a semi-formal dance featuring Ray Nelson and his orchestra. Other important events of that year were cake sales, the school picnic, and homework projects such as DAVID COPPERFIELD, and term papers. Our class was very active in many projects this year. Among them were Mixed Chorus (right). Girls' Gym Club (top). Boys' Gym Club (bottom), cake sales, and our dance, Stairway to the Stars, which, unfortunately, we have no pictures of. We enjoyed this year immensely and waited expectantly for the next. Here we are as gay young Our sophomore year topped the previous one in excitement and the scope of activities. This year, we began to work seriously to prepare for Washington. MRS. FRAZIER But plans are worthless without leaders, so we reelected Robert Rollo as our president; Daryl Daus, secretary; and David Harrington, treasurer. Dorothy Richardson be- came our new vice president. MR. CAFARO The two biggest activities proved to be our dance, a Sadie Haw- kins Dance which we held in November, and our sale of all-occasion cards. Both proved to be successful money-making activities. Other important activities that year were cake sales, the sale of senior dinner tickets, and our biology field trip to the Sterling-Win- throp Research Institute in Albany. MR. HEMMER Who is it, Lyn? We enjoyed this year a little more than last because of our extended activities. Though the work was harder than before, it seemed to be lessened as our trip came closer. During the year we made a good financial gain on the trip. This year definitely emerged as the most outstanding to date. It was by far the busiest of all four years in high school. The events which will stay with us the longest are our Junior Prom, VENICE IN THE SPRING; our Junior Play, THE REMARKABLE INCIDENT AT CARSON CORNERS; our class rings which we received just before Easter; and our other dance, a record hop featuring WPTR's Dave Sennet. Other activities which were important to us were the sale of magazines, cake sales, and the junior Christmas party. To lead us through these projects we re-elected Robert Rollo as our president; Samuel Discenza became our vice president; Dorothy Richard- son, corresponding secretary; Billie Hall, recording secretary; and Toby Gilman, treasurer. MR. MURPHY MRS. ROOKE Here we go as jolly JUNIORS THE REMARKABLE INCIDENT AT CARSON CORNERS W KRISTIN SERGEL Mr. Kovalesky.................STEVEN SKELLIE Dr. Caldwell.............................LEON SAWN Mrs. Caldwell.......................GERALDINE ECKHART Mr. Prince...............................FRED RAINVILLE Mrs. Prince................RUTH ANN FUNICELLE Mr. Rogers.....................FRED ANDERSON Mrs. Rogers.............................LINDA CARPENTER Mr. Woodbridge..........................DAVID COOK Mrs. Woodbridge.............JUDITH FUNICELLE Mr. Wright...............................CARL TAYLOR Mrs. Wright.................VICTORIA JACOBS Mr. McGinnis.............................GARY GEORGE Mrs. McGinnis............................TOBY GILMAN Miss Frank...............CAROLYN VANDENBURG Bob McGinnis................CHARLES TURNER Ben Hendricks...............RICHARD LEFEBVRE Elizabeth Wright.............. LINDA WINSLOW Janet...................................LINDA GRAY Carol..................................NOREEN ZIZZA Madge...................................NANCY NAILOR Tommy Prince................SAMUEL DISCENZA Alice Woodbridge..........DARLA WHITTEMORE Susan Caldwell.........................BILLIE HALL Joey Rogers.................ERNEST STANLEY Bill McGinnis.....................GORDON HAY Painter.....................JACKSON GOOCH Director.....................MRS. BETTY ROOKE Assistant Director..........MRS. HELEN FULLER Student Directors...........HILDA DINGMON DOROTHY RICHARDSON Lighting....................DONALD BEATTY GARY LARSON The REMARKABLE INCIDENT AT CARSON COR- NERS is a play in three acts. It concerns the events of a trial held in Carson Comers High School with the high school students acting as judge, defense attorney, prosecuting attorney, and witnesses. The parents act as the jury. The person on trial is Mr. Kovalesky, an old Polish janitor at the high school, who is accused of the premeditated murder of Bill McGinnis. Before the trial has ended, the people of Carson Corners have learned lessons which will never escape them. Mr. Kovalesky and the other people of Car- son Corners are found guilty of Bob’s death and they are all sentenced to a lifetime of remembering that they are responsible for a young boy’s death. VENICE IN THE SPRING The evening of May 9, 1958 was the eventful evening of our Junior Prom. The whole evening was beautiful as the couples danced in a setting of Venice to the music of Chris Discenza and his orchestra. Everyone wondered who the new king and queen would be. At last the big moment arrived. The Grand March began and ended. Then the king and queen’s court came down two by two. The last couple to arrive was our new king and queen, Gary George and Judy Funicelle. As our new king and queen arrived on stage, they were greeted by last year’s royalty, Peter Accardi and Sallie Giffen. They were followed by the crown- bearers, Denise Wadach and Xxxxxx Champagne. Judy and Gary were then crowned queen and king by Sallie and Peter, and after pictures were taken, they were joined by their court to enjoy the next dance together. Our king and queen KING’S COURT David Cook Frederick Heym Ernest Stanley Samuel Discenza Charles Turner Robert Rollo QUEEN’S COURT Dorothy Richardson Connie Jones Toby Gilman Linda Winslow Nancy Nailor Bernadette Bombard Out we go as grand old SENIORS MISS BEHAN MR. CANALE ™ U-l WggBSSt. ■ tt In our last year at Queensbury High School, we devoted our activities almost entirely to earning money to finance our trip to Washington. We were quite successful in that we had the desired amount before Christmas. The projects which made possible such financial success were our dance, WASHINGTON OR BUST; a record hop held in September; our sales of candy at basketball and at soccer games, a first for Q.H.S. seniors; selling refresh- ments at adult education classes; and a food .sale held at Richardson’s Store. The seniors most responsible for co-ordinating these projects were Linda Gray, Judy Funicelle, Connie Jones, Hilda Dingmon, and Toby Gilman, whom we voted to be our president, vice president, corresponding secretary, recording m secretary, and treasurer, respectively. Complete Graduation Service Class Rings - Commencement Announcements Caps and Gowns - Medals and Awards - Diplomas Taylor-made Yearbooks L. G. BALFOUR CO. BENTLEY SIMON TAYLOR YEARBOOK CO. Your Representative HODGKINS OF BALFOUR GUS HODGKINS, BOB GRAY, DON NASH, AND JIM GERDING P. O. Box 9 Schenectady, New York Phone 3-5374 Compliments of FINCH PRUYN COMPANY Fuel - Lumber - Building Material Refrigeration - Television - Heating 27-35 Glen Street Phone 2-2161 Compliments of QUEENSBURY SCHOOL P. T. A. President..........................MR. CHRISTY DISCENZA First Vice President ------ — - - MR. PETER ACCARDI Second Vice President.................MRS. RALPH LARSON Recording Secretaries - - MR. AND MRS. RICHARD MARCHANT Corresponding Secretary------------------ MRS. JOHN DILLON Treasurer.............................MR. ARTHUR HOWSON Compliments of HUDSON FALLS Compliments PAPER CORP. of 264 Main St. MILFRANK’S Hudson Falls, New York -Wholesale- Paper, Bags, and School Supplies INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY 5 Main Street South Glens Falls FOR THE YOUNG IN HEART The First National Bank is old in experience, but young in heart. We continually pioneer to bring you and your fam- ily the best in modern banking. For example there’s our new parking lot right in the heart of Glens Falls. And, of course, First National offers up-to-date drive-in banking -- so you can bank on wheels -- at our South Glens Falls Branch! We at First National feel that today’s graduates and our bank have a lot in common. We hope you will make our bank YOUR bank...now and in the years ahead. Bank of Glenn Falls Granville Bolton Landing South Glens Falls Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of PETE BRILLING’S CARSWELL TRUCK TRACTOR COMPANY, INC. Sales and Service GAS STATION International Trucks - Tractors Farm Machinery - Willys - Jeeps Trucks - Station Wagons Phone 2-4433 - 2-4013 675 Glen St. Glens Falls, N. Y. Compliments of TOM'S DRIVE-IN Compliments of STORYTOWN, U.S.A. HARDER’S FIBERGLAS CENTER Route 9, Lake George, N. Y. Telephone: Lake George 2667 OWENS - CORNING Fiberglas Products HOTEL Dining Room and Lounge Warrensburg Your Hosts 147 Main St. MARK AND EDNA Rte. 9 BRUCE COLONIAL ARMS J. E. SAWYER CO., INC. Hardware, Steel, Mill Supplies Plumbing and Heating Materials Compliments of DOUBLE M RESTAURANT Class of '59 Patronize Your Local Hardware Dealer and Plumber 64-78 Glen Street Glens Falls, N. Y. Compliments of LOUIS M. CARUSONE THE RIDGE BOOK SHOP Gifts, Stationery, Cards, Toys Wedding Invitations Gold Stamping 227-229 Albany 3 Quail York Knowledge Is Power Compliments of QUEEN SHOP 274 Glen Street You Really Get Your BERNIE’S TV Money's Worth at 104 River St. Hudson Falls W. T. GRANT Phone 4-7083 Authorized Philco 150 Glen St. Sales and Service Glens Falls, N. Y. Service on All Satisfaction Guaranteed Makes Radios and TV Insurance of All Kinds Chestnut Ridge Road, Glens Falls, N. Y. Phone 2-5951 Your Queensbury Agent Heartiest Congratulations to the Class of 1959 •Aggressive Fighting for the Right Is the Noblest Sport the World Affords ---Theodore Roosevelt BULLARD-GLENCRAFT PRINTING, INC. ♦Modern, Efficient Plant for Yearbook Production We'll Help You Plan It . . . Lay It Out . . . and Discuss All the Technical Details . . . With a View to Producing a Yearbook You May Be Proud of 13 East Washington Street Glens Falls, New York Call 2-2050 for Your Next Yearbook THOMAS F. BARTON - GLENDON W. GONE You're money Ahead! EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY Glens Falls, New York CHILSON’S FOOD MARKET Quality Meats - Groceries Phone 4-5414 1 Boulevard Hudson Falls, N. Y. M. C. SCOVILLE Fine Jewelry 280 Glen St., Glens Falls, N. Y, Phone 3-0151 Compliments of C. V. PETERS co. Men’s and Boys Clothing 206 Glen Street Glens Falls, New York RUSSELL WAIT Banks - Cards - Stationery Office - School Supplies 174-176 Glen Street Glens Falls, New York F««turing BOND CLOTHES Bt unn voun m suit m«wsi«ro iANi HIM Ellens 262 Gl n StrMt Gl.n, F.IK. N. Y. T L 2-4076 TWO TROUSERS FOB Twice m WfAB HALF THE CARE •FI WHD«C H|« MIHKi ACHENBACH’S Jewelers Since 1890 ‘If You Don’t Know Diamonds, Know Your Jeweler” Diamond Importers 208 Glen St., Glens Falls, N. Y. 387 Washington St., Boston, Mass. 38 Hoveniersstraat, Antwerp, Belgium CLARK’S DISCOUNT DEPT. STORE “Everything for Less” 223 Warren St. Glens Falls, N. Y. Best Wishes to All the Seniors BLUE SKY RESTAURANT Home of Better Banquets and Wonderful Wedding Receptions V. W. WEEKS SONS INC. School Bus Sales and Service Upper Glen Street, Glens Falls Phone 2 -0075 VAN THE SHOE MAN Van’s Children’s Fair Van’s Nursery Furniture J. M. ALVERSON Optometrist 29 Ridge St. Glens Falls 35 Warren St. Glens Falls Compliments of SCHOELERMAN ’S 284 Glen Street 2-9819 STEPHEN HERTZ JEWELER 111 Glen Street Glens Falls, N. Y. phu SKILLS Compliments of JL MONTGOMERY WARD Guidance - Balanced Training - activities. Placement in key positions in business, profes- sional, and government offices. Glens Falls, New York ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE 126-134 Washington Ave. Albany 6, N. Y. State Registered Veteran Approved MASSIE’S RESTAURANT South Glens Falls, New York Compliments of GLENDALE FURNITURE COMPANY Upper Glen Street Glens Falls, New York Phone 2-1108 Open 9 to 9 BROMLEY IMPORTS Your Volkswagon Dealer Upper Glen Street IjEggZ ■I I ■� Winchip Overhead Door Co. P. O. BOX 378 GLENS FALLS, N. Y. I BUTZ FLORIST Upper Glen Street Glens Falls, New York MOBILGAS Friendly Service Station 517 Glen Street F. A. RICHARDSON’S THE ECONOMY SONS DEPARTMENT STORE Groceries - Provisions 119 Glen Street Gas - Oil Glens Falls, New York Phone 2-2051 2-1141 DURKEE MOTORS NASSIVERA’S Boulevard, Glens Falls GMC School Busses and Trucks GARAGE AND H. S. DURKEE Phone 4-6538 SERVICE STATION NORTHERN CLEANERS AND FURRIERS Fur Storage Vault on Premises Phone 2-0229 Phone 2-4242 Discount - Cash and Carry Compliments of Children Portraits KING SALES DELL CORPORATION Boulevard P.O. Box 611, Glens Falls, N. Y. STUDIOS G. E. Appliances Photography BING HARP, Prop. 11 Warren Street The Home of Better Music Glens Falls, New York BRAYDON AND CHAPMAN Dial 2-8133 144-146 Glen St. S. DELL ROSS Glens Falls, New York R epresentative Everything in the Music Line Weddings Family Groups SHANGRAW’S BOXER’S PHARMACY Glen at Grant DRUG STORE Drugs - Drug Sundries Eastman Kodak Agency 141 Glen Street “Remember School Days With Good Snapshots’ Glens Falls, N. Y. BOULEVARD Compliments of THE CHILDREN’S STORE BOWL Now Open 9-11 Ridge Street Glens Falls, New York 17 Brunswick Automatics Air Conditioned Free Meeting Room Phone 2-0190 NIAGARA ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT COMPANY 142 Glen Street 2-4242 MICO’S MODERN WAY DISTINCTIVE CLOTHING You Really Get Your Formals for All Occasions Money’s Worth at Phone 2-6922 Esso Service Center 30 South Street 84 Bay Street Glens Falls, N. Y. Glens Falls, N. Y. Compliments of RAY SUPPLY, INC. Miller Hill Glens Falls, N. Y. Audio-Visual and Hi-Fi Equipment BECKER JUNIOR COLLEGE of Business Administration and Secretarial Science A Career School of Business Worchester, Massachusetts Associate in Science Degree Day Division Programs Accounting Executive Secretarial Business Administration Medical Secretarial Retail Merchandising Transfer Privileges With Many Leading Colleges Coeducational - Dormitories - Athletics Placement Service Catalog on Request GLENS FALLS SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 37 Bay Street Glens Falls, N. Y. Systematic Saving 10£ GLENS FALLS Spells Success COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Compliments of 95 Main Street MIKE’S South Glens Falls, New York Phone 2-4058 DINER Compliments of GLENS FALLS NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY 1851 1959 Look to Your Future. Start a Savings Account in Our Convenient Queensbury Branch, or In the Main Office at 250 Glen Street Glens Falls, N. Y. Queensbury Branch Fort Edward Office 671 Upper Glen Street 159 Broadway Glens Falls, N. Y. Fort Edward, N. Y. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation MONROE AND HARRINGTON Building This Spring? OIL BURNERS See AND FURNACES Complete Heating Systems Licensed Plumbing WOODBURY In Glens Falls, It’s THE LUMBER COLONIAL RESTAURANT (You’ll Save) for Fine Food 3-2505 38 Elm Street “Sudden Service” One Block Off Glen A. C. WARNER CO. Manufacturers and Distributors of Stock and Special Millwork Glens Falls, New York LALOR AND PASCO Corner of Glen and Pine Mobilgas - Accessories Mobiloil Phone 2-9715 Glens Falls, N. Y, ABALENE PEST CONTROL 220 Glen Street Glens Falls, N. Y, AIRLAND MOTOR PARTS 23 Bay Street Glens Falls, N. Y, 2-0921 Congratulations to the Class of 1959 MERKEL GELMAN Glens Falls and Albany New York REGAN DENNY FUNERAL SERVICE, INC, 341 Glen Street Glens Falls, New York Phone 2-3177 THE FASHION SHOP 19 Ridge Street Glens Falls, New York Your Home of Magazine Fashions ROZELLE LAPOINT Licensed Plumbers Hardware and Appliances Plumbing - Heating Bottled Gas BURNS NEWS ROOM Glens Falls, New York Imperial Arms Motel 2-4853 West Glens Falls 698 Upper Glen Street Glens Falls, N. Y. THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER COMPANY 701 Glen Street Glens Falls, New York Sales - Service - Supplies Compliments of WILEY’S Headquarters for Fine Fitting Footwear Glens Falls, New York Dl DIO’S FLOWER SHOP West Glens Falls, New York 2-5445 2-1527 GLENS FALLS COOL FRANCHISED NEW CAR DEALERS INSURING AGENCY INC. Cortright Buick, Inc. General Insurance Ford Garage Co. , Inc. Gale Motors, Inc. Phone 2-0947 Goering Motors, Inc. 24 Maple St. Murphy-Edsel, Inc. Glens Falls, New York Parsons of Glens Falls Queensbury Motors, Inc. Whiteman Chevrolet, Inc. Insurance Since 1852 LOOMIS AGENCY, INC. 18 Exchange St. Dial 2-6561 Glens Falls, N. Y. L. W. HARRIS SONS, INC. Hudson Falls’ Leading Department Store TWIN FALLS ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Boulevard Glens Falls, New York HEIL’S SHOE STORE ENGLANDER BROTHERS 180 Main Street 196 Glen Street Hudson Falls, New York Glens Falls, N. Y. Better Values FRASIER PAINT CORPORATION 1 Distributing Benjamin Moore Paint Products Wallpaper - Glass 39 Park Street Phone 2-6549 2-6540 MADDEN DRUG COMPANY The Prescription Store 254 Glen Street Glens Falls, New York Phone 2-5122 GLENS FALLS CASTSTONE CO. Compliments of THE ERLANGER STORES Erlanger’s Fashion Store Erlanger’s Men’s and Boys Store 166 and 184 Glen St. Compliments of SEARS ROEBUCK co. Glens Falls, N. Y. SULLIVAN BROTHERS DAIRY PRODUCTS Lower Warren St., Glens Falls Dial 2-3494 Candy and Ice Cream SPECIALISTS THE SUGAR BOWL 135-137 Glen Street PAR K STUDIO CAMERA SHOP Your Kodak Dealer Everything Photographic 24 Hr. Custom Photo Finishing 13 Warren St. Dial 2-5451 TRUMBLE MOTORS Quality Used Cars Bought and Sold C. A. TRUMBLE Proprietor Phone 2-8633 Lower Warren at Stop Light Glens Falls, N. Y. LAPHAM’S, INC. It Pays to Play Sporting Goods Photographic Supplies 282 Glen St. 2-3175 2-3176 Shops at FOWLER’S Northern New York’s Leading Department Store “Q£ennie”HAS a word v for JUNE GRADUATES... Glennie, the elf-like individual who personalizes the his- tory, tradition and friendliness of the Glens Falls Insurance Company, offers sincere congratulations to the graduates of the class of 1959. He recalls his own school days and subsequent entrance into the Glens Falls family of employees. “I was fortunate,” says Glennie, to have chosen a career with a growing company where my work has been steady and where there’s always opportunity for advancement.” He hopes that many young men and women in the class of ’59 will consider visiting or writing the Glens Falls about post-high school or post-college careers in our continually ex- panding insurance business. Old aad Trfod Organized 1649 INSURANCE COMPANY Glens Falls, N. Y. PATRONS MR. AND MRS. IRVING ANDERSON MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR BOMBARD MR. AND MRS. DONALD BURNETT MR. ERWIN CLEVELAND MR. AND MRS. RICHARD CLIMAS MR. AND MRS. HOLLIS CROSS MR. AND MRS. CHRISTY DISCENZA MR. AND MRS. LOUIS FUNICELLE MR. AND MRS. ABRAHAM GEORGE MR. GARY GEORGE MISS BILLIE HALL MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM HALL MR. GORDON HAY MR. AND MRS. VICTOR HAY MR. AND MRS. HENRY HEYM MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM JONES MISS ZINA KHOURY MR. AND MRS. JOHN LESTER MR. AND MRS. JACK MITCHELL MR. AND MRS. FORREST PENO MR. AND MRS. HARRISON GILMAN MISS TOBY GILMAN MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR GRAY MISS LINDA GRAY MR. AND MRS. JAMES GREEN MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. AND MRS. AND MRS. AND MRS. AND MRS. AND MRS. DONALD SULLIVAN PRESTON THOMAS GORDON VANDENBURG WILLARD WHITTEMORE FRED WINSLOW