Queensbury High School - Orbit Yearbook (Queensbury, NY)

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Senior Project All this work would never have been completed if it had not been for the advice, encouragement, and assistance of our advisers, Mrs. White, Mrs. Rooke, and Mr. Hayward. To them the staff owes many thanks for their help in publishing the t nth Our hard working advisors, Mrs. White, Mr. Hay- ward, and Mrs. Rooke. X earbook Staff CO-EDITORS......................Nancy Austin Peter Gorman BUSINESS-ADVERTISING MANAGERS - Cheryl Burt Sonja Harvey ADVERTISING AND ACTIVITIES EDITOR - Barbara Brown LITERARY EDITORS.................Judy Davison Helen White SENIOR EDITOR............................Joan Flower CLASS EDITOR................Arthur Colchester SPORTS EDITOR...............David Discenze ART EDITOR..................Michael McCoy SUBSCRIPTION MANAGER--------Richard P. Smith STAFF: Arthur Andrus, Starlett Bardin, Sue Ann Baiease, Linda Clements, Robert Fisher, Carol Robillard, Linda Zbozanski. ADVERTISING STAFF: Sandra Gilman, Gail Myott, Dawn Mulligan, Sharon Streeter, Donna Timms. 15

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Thanks to the efforts of Sonja and Cheryl, the advertising campaign was a huge suc- cess. Our capable co-editors, Nancy and Peter, take time out for the photog- rapher. 1962 Orbit — A From September to March the yearbook staff worked diligently to complete a fine school annual. The problems of meeting deadlines, finding photo- graphs, and making important decisions were skill- fully handled by the competent staff. Dave, our sports editor, prepares a page with assistance from Judy, Mike, and Eric. Art, Barbara, Smitty, Joan, and Helen get ideas from Taylor's instruction books.

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A Kusy Senior year After a lively junior year, we found our senior year even busier. Ordering graduation announce- ments and being measured for caps and gowns were accompanied by such activities as having cake sales, dances, and running the concession stand at the home basketball games. These activities were all, of course, for our long awaited senior trip to Washing- ton, the highlight of all our school years. Other senior year activities included a party in honor of Mrs. June Reamer, our guidance office sec- retary and good friend who moved from the area, and a trip to the Warren County Court House. Throughout our final year we were frequent visitors to the guidance office to prepare for college, the armed forces, or a job after graduation. We are grateful to our school for providing us with an excellent education. Queensbury has filled our minds with many fond memories, none of which we will ever forget. Tom presents Mrs. Reamer with a gift at her farewell party. Money for Washington! exclaims Barb. Donna, Linda, Sharon, and Helen give smiling service at the refreshment counter. Social studies class, the business law class, and the Debate Club leave for a court session at Lake George.