Ticonderoga High School - Carillon Yearbook (Ticonderoga, NY)

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XPOXDX! C Y De Rosi so much into th machine which w Ticonde We hast interes G which s Nan for outs Cafe' w of a fi is bein talents his fat urious about what our classmates would be doing in l96l,'Kil1er I decided to visit the renowned scientist Dr Forsee who ha arch in developing a time machine whlch will allow one to lo ure at any year up to 2,000 A D de invited us to step into after he had locked us in securely, we watched him tw1st the reveal the future to us My friend and I were carried forwa in 1961 On a street corner a vender was selling the Tie Se urchased two copies and the following were the items of espe crowd turned out for Lois Blanchard's concert at Qornaglg ll a e up her musical carfer to joir the hady Marines T mpson and Anita Morin just received a plac from the Unite hat andi g ac1ievements in M H work for the benefit of mankind Gloria D e Jac Anita's Aft married Rus State Th Bar Daisy's to walt western as the D The starring Sunday, M n Smith an talent s 0'Del1, set a ne Pessy Me starred her col time mac back in e O auo s gambling cassino, known to all gamblers as the 'hole n ece tly taken over by big that followed, de by his gun molls Norma o to e search is Bugger time gambler Carl Bennett I t e p 'Sherlock' Denno, the Scotland Yard e local appenings page we as princ al of the Tlconderoga High School We ass e that hi t is very appy to have her lh children going tofher usband's rmsbee burger Haven the road between Ticonderoga an- ort Henry a long terday engagement 12 years, Joan Miner Tom y Thompson we l Eordeau upon marryirg Lilee ckstrom, became janitor of the re of which his wife is mana r a Hopkins is now priv e darcing instruc for Walt Porter an kids In their t ee room aparnnent, Barb Bruce live next d Da sy's pentho turned to th Movie Reviews ano'Qlay write ups, we noticed a n just rele ed, nDraga1ong's Last Standn starring D ck blark along Kid d Tommy Cummings as Chief Standing Cow ademy a ard winning film nine Alrless , the saga of a at tir rgaret ownsend and Jerry Russell is playing at the loc l thea day Tuesday show nKiss Me Uorisn has just opened on Broadway starring Vern Otis Moore with an all star chorus discozered by Paul Gaug r, t f r Joe Gravelle's studio Productions Unlimited, includi J ce Hall, Grace Denno and Gera dine Weed DP d the pages to the sports se tion and there saw that Geor e feet, and also that his if all his events, had just the mile in one second fl o c's record for the high jump, 20 ho is his persoral cheerleader at e women's sports field by running ed that Claire Johnson has ma e a dvice to the Lovelorn She ow national figure of h rself is earning thousands a yea vered that int time was ning and buckled Qurselve n, with a orsee's laborator t As we stepped Lack wh and a jerk we landed Ric a te P after ions Wall Dedrick and Eileen Rafferty ndin h noticed that Dav1d.Burroughs as suco ife ool escor ed his wife Betty to the gala openin of Joanne an endell tly FOIB t he f l 25 'N . l r1 M Being 9 . C on P6 1 1 f . . s an ' ' a s ul . - A t jog . in 1. 1 , 3 it us. 8 A BI' K n : 8 E , 1 Q cy i ' t Q . - . Ar sAT n I A . vn' HA j g ss t il t N K - ' ' 10 SB ch m . - .. - s On th H ?:JYj1f:f'i ee ed hc? , fr- f,Q 11,3:j,lf V 3 V- A .i.M,A 1- . HiS.T:x .. Z sc . r hiiip' :-e ' re E 3 . , :sl 1 Y an V 1 : . d S Q. ' :Q. E ' door 1 e. S As 'e QK - ew 3 gn . ' 3 A U 5 , . 3,18 o. . . A w l on D - h f A - 3 F , ,,, 3 aan We 1 A A L 1 w O? 1 1 ' V Zen ' n t ! ra. We otl ' ' ' h , e W A f n .' if , . We is A Dhggggiafa r - H 3 3 P- R

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Q X Y T' las 'Wil and egtdm nt , the Seniors of the class of '51, in our hasty departure be ng of ther warped but sound minds, do leave and bequeath along w two new veranium plants for Mr Burroughs, and rows of bulging loc s with he locks on backwards, to our struggling underclassmen, ollowing Killer' DeRos1a leaves his collection of Htelescopes to the Scic Margaret Townsend leaves her bookbag to Ephraim Blood Dave Burroughs leaves size M2 football pants to D DeLorme and Mero rma USQPICK leaves her seat on the Putnam Bus to Carol Cumm ngs ill Denno leaves two teeth on the football field Tom Cummings leaves his own book, Nlhe Awaken1ng,n to Jack Warren Tillie Potter leaves her algebra book to anyone who wants to buy it on Smith leaves his hair to the uPlattsbur Broom Co Joan Miner leaves the school a rich woman She was class trea mmy Thompson leaves the school a rich man CGraft, you know J Betty Johnson's no fool She's taking Jack with her Eileen Rafferty leaves her sarcastic wit to Dawn Trombley Jerry ssell Don't be silly!! He wouldn't leave anything kins leaves one of her many sweaters to Jane Cowan Ver n Smith leaves his booming baritone to Jack Croto Loi Blanchard leaves the piano in the music room CShe can't k t Jack Ormsbee leaves his Faulkner R Kepner KAt last J Faul Gauger leaves the mou e in Mr Burrough's drawer Grace Denno leaves her silence to Molly Whitely Claire Jonnson leaves her study hall note writing to Mimi LaPointe Dick Clark leaves his play book He never used it Peggy Mero leaves her walks in the cemetery to some old creep Joe Gravelle leaves a well worn seat in the English room Jean O'Dell leaves her book, 'lOO Excuses and How to Make Them Art Anauo leaves his headaches as manager to anyone who wants th Daisy Barnaby leaves her daily ride to school to Carol Mehew Carl Bennett leaves his job as Mr Burrough's private window opener to an ambitious underclassman Doris Moore leaves her temper to Joly Bonano rances Hall leaves her trilllng r's in Fr Class to Mary ointe spell om 3'z9 Gerry eed leaves her gift of determxned debate to Pat Foley rin leaves slightly used science books Q fair warnxng to Fro oria Sweet leaves Mr Hoke alone orge Wendell leaves his role of 'Spy Smasher' to Terry Charle on Eileen Wikstrom leaves the art room empty Nita Molinski k Joanne Dulin leave a quiet and 'peaceful school f WWW W J' elm X X 22 Ill B ' V t YI I ll . D ? .Il ' ra --- 0 . A . . e 1 D refs ' ' ' 'Ma Nancy ompson leaves Miss Domaszewicz a nlckname.lEver try to 0 assesses '35 , A ' 0 - ' O 000001 O ' . .. 7 'zzz' M52 . -f 37 . I C X 4 a X YI

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I-IIS ORY N Four years ago, the class of 1951 entered the halls of Ticonderoga High School To the casual eye, they seemed merely a group of ordinary boys and girls, well dressed, reasonably good looking, and badly Avy I frightened lcvwpk During the first week, the Freshmen suffered much inconvience -' because of their unfamiliarity with the new country and its traffic rules They were forever taking the wrong turning, going down the wrong stairs, and arriving at their class rooms late They were permitted to form an organization of their own and elected the .5 51 following officers, all of whom fulfilled their duties well Presi Y L dent DAVID BURROUGHS, Vice President JOANNE DULIN, Secretary Z7 C W X RUTH ANN FIELDS, and Treasurer JOAN MINER The organization of the Sophomores was as follows President JOANNE DULIN, Vice President DAVID BURROUGHS, Secretary JOAN MINER, and Treasurer NANCY KIRWAN The most important function of our Sophomore year was the Twirp Dance We also had a class J sunner, a food sale, and a raffle Our Junior year was a year of hard work With great pride and joy we received our Junior rings We had three one act plays entitled YOUTH ADDS A DASH OF PFPPER, THE BISHOP'S CANDL STICKS, and RING TJICE FOR CENTRAL The important social event was our Junmor Prom fashioned Southern garden All in all, we enjoyed an exciting year under President TOMMY THOMDSON, Vice President JOANNE DULIN, Secretary JOAN MINER, and Treasurer JACK OVURSTREET And now we come to our fourth, busiest, and greatest year in the history of our class Our leaders are President B TTY KAY JOHNSON Vice President JOANNE DULIN, Secretary BETTE POTTER, and Treasurer JOAN MINER In January we held our Senior Play, THE BRAINSTORM Je raised money for our Senior trip by selling candy, cards, raffle tickets, and putting on a Senlor Dance The most ambitious and determined activity was the publishing of our Yearbook This took countless hours of committee work in compiling material, selling ads, and finally editing the book The most important event that we have looked forward to for four years is our Senior Trip which we plan to take to New York City E We are grateful to our Superintendent, Mr Nash, our Principal, I f Mr Burroughs, and to all the teachers we have had in these years who have been so patient and understanding in their guidance We shall cherish all the memories which will drift back reminding us of our good old days in Ticonderoga High School ,qx sf er YEAR 500K 'W N' Y VJ L21 -1' 1 an ,ffef-myffi, - -,,-:--... 5' C ,ffg c i -':-I 'A hay 12?-, QC E at 'A ' 3 J 9 . ' ,U w , - - ' fs 1' 7 A2 0 Q 7, ' nf . ', 1 L W I A ' ' ' Q if fg X A O ' ' Y . 9 1- . J -A ' Z which we worked hard to make a success. The g resembled an old 2 222 ,fa ym 2 3 , . : - E , . . V ful - . S 7? 1.12 of Z MQ 6 .45 24 'if ag -- ' I ' an S ' :sa I Q , X Q A . . , . , ,v - f1?vv L5 , I 1 J N J ' it V . . 71 +- ff Q0 '- A Q V' I A . A, U'