Ticonderoga High School - Carillon Yearbook (Ticonderoga, NY)

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THIS SENIOR LIKES DISLIKES IS NOTED FOR WANTS TO BE' PROBABLY WILL BE ART ANAUO DAISY BARNABY CARL BENNETT LOIS,BLANCHARD DAVE BURROUGHS DICK CLARK TOM CUMMILGS NORMA DEDRICK BILL DENNO GRACE DENNO DICK DEROSIA JOANNE DULIN PAUL GAUGER JOE GRAVELLE FRANCES HALL BARB HOPKINS BETTY JOHNSON CLAIRE JOHNSON PEGGY MERO JOAN MINER DORIS MOORE ANITA MORIN JEAN O'DELL JACK ORMSBEE TILLIE POTTER E RAFFERTY JERRY RUSSELL DONALD SMITH VERNON SMITH GLORIA SWEET NANCY THOMPSON TOMMY THOMPSON M TOWNSEND GERRY WEED GEORGE WENDELL WIKY WIKSTROM baseball Walt football tunafish sandwiches wine, women R song shop fishing dancing women dancing fast cars good jokes fishing Prudy dancing Bruce Red a soldier from Crown sports Tommy music boys Mineville dancers skiing k fords horses staying after midnight money women novels one in radius of 9 miles M H work Joan traveling R eati schoo yoyos Russ girls straight hair Fords milk work school sitting on bench Mlneville time keeper work school warm beer LATIN staying out of school being in hospitals blondes getting up in morning onions getting up in morning back biters getting up in morning ing hotdogs dead timpanis nosey people school nights tea 8 toast POPCOPIJ. people ugly in morning giving away money working cabbage waking up in morning spinach business law high heel shoes homework going out on fouls shoes wisecracks no lipstick in morning freckles quietness incomplete Fr papers dancing conversation with cops defense Putnam waiting for his laugh her silent ways his wit her laugh his practical jokes flrst Senior Wlth a TV set her Fr accent her fried eggs her cows her boyfriends her nose petiteness her artwork her party vacations from school his hair chicness dramatic ability his big game hunting his big smile his voice her sport ability her cooking stalling in History her book bag history discussion broken glasses her 25 Q pilot telegraph operator manager of AMP secretary white king on South Sea Isles junkie baseball player nurse wheel Wac professional hobo Chemist farmer in Air Force an interpreter Stenographer Medical Sec secretary a Lady Marine secretary Comm Artist lab technician Navy Stenog rapher Agriculture adviser Lady Marine music teacher miser millionaire singer Lady Marine secretary Sm1th's aid in spending money school marm soda clerk a Journallst Ma of Bordeau ll professional dancer housewife employee of chorus girl principal at Ti High rof basket all player Putnam store owner nurse maid usher housewife husband of a popcorn girl bar maid a Czar English teacher cigarette girl Mrs Francisco patient true confession wrlter a grave digger ask Tommy teacher Fr teacher a secretary shoe shine boy wife of a no rious Killer in the all girl orchestra postmaster general bookie traveling salesman Lady wrestler Boss's wife publicity agent nun fat lady in a circus G Man fGarbage man, old maid ARP of Pt. ' ANITA MOLINSKI Mike, electrocut- her jokes a Wave a soda jerk to- N

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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'

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