Ticonderoga High School - Carillon Yearbook (Ticonderoga, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1952 volume:

Ph. c CL a. r i lion H5Z c i cntiJby Cl a, 1 of J7itonder c a ce % icv l £cAool TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication . . Administration Seniors. . . . Juniors. . . . Sophomores . . Freshmen . . . Junior High. . Athletics. . . Activities . . Advertising. . Page 5 9 17 51 57 63 67 77 93 4 We, the Class of 1 52, dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Charles Royce, our class advisor. Throughout our four years he has led us successfully with patience and understanding toward our goal. We wish to take tms opportunity o shovv our appreciation and gratitude. 7 Seated: Mary Donovan, Tom Burleigh Standing: Jane Cowan, Marilyn Kalland, Mollie Whiteley, John Coley, Edwin Thompson, Elsie Scuderi 8 FefAllanrvirvi J F?'trick.£ rnQy ■� Grant Johnson, F. Allan Jickes, Kircy D. z ilcox, Superintendent Nash KpnrfthruS cJn RiChard F Hayes H Gordon Burleigh,’ Kenneth H. Shults, Floyd B. Russell, Dr. J. P J ’ uurcnins, Sr. • 12 Left to right: Front row: Ernest Degutis, Laneta KacCullough, Cornelia Ryan, Joan Eckert, Olivetta Dell'Orefice, Elizabeth Simpkins, Michel Kcrale, Second row: Superintendent Raymond Nash, L. Joseph Purdy, Wallace Stevenson, Irene Hall, Elizabeth Owen, Beatrice Selleck, Vera Cook, Charles Royce, Principal George Burroughs, Third row: Robert Borchard, 'Walter Bush, Gordon Harris, Bennett Hoke, Graham Davis, John Cunningham. junior 3{ipL Jucu if Left to right: fOWQ Edward Tyrell, Helen Hayward, Phyllis Gilbert, Gusan Stanton, Genevieve Bush, Charles LaLonde. Second row: Walter Bush, Elizabeth Owen, Irene Hall, Edith Saunders, Corinna Gallent, Hazel Gayzur. 14 oietntniar Left to right: First row: Freida Howard, Frances Keogh, Winifred Rider, Marshall Smith, Mae Carroll. Second row: Margeret Price, Mae Thompson, Beatrice Duprey, Ethel Clancey, Laurel Snyder, Winifred Kelley. Third row: Margeret Sullivan, Natalie Crossland, Margaret Malaney, Mabel Hornburg. Richard Mott, Fred Gonyea, Vernon Duprey Custodians Mrs. Ash Secretary 16 L MARY CIOPPA treasurer MARILYN KALLAND Secretary PATRICK FOLEY f Jice-f- residen t THOMAS BURLEIGH 19 (LlciAS - Jli.stor ¥ Four years ago we were a group of eighty-six, just entering high school, We held our first class election which resulted with the following people as officers: Frances McCormick, President; Tom iurleigh, Vice President; Pat Foley, Treasurer; and Sdwin Thompson, Secretary. During the year we held a food sale and a turkey raffle. We also started to sell scarves and T-shirts. We also held our class supper. We began our Sophomore year with few r members in our organization. In November, we held our traditional Twirp Dance. In an effort to raise money for the Senior Tri , we sold stockings and the remaining T-shirts. There was also a turkey raffle and Spanish rice was the main dish of our class supper. The class officers for the year were: Marilyn Kalland, President; Tom Burleigh, Vice President; Sheila Badger, Treasurer; and Tom Dreimiller, Secretary. The third year came with the Junior class selling pencils, memory books, book covers, and stickers. Then the time for the long-awaited class rings. The Juniors preserted three one act plays. They were Two Crooks and a Lady1', directed by Mifs..S®lleck; Betty's Bargain , directed by Miss Simpkins; and Ghost Farm under the direction of Mr. Burroughs and Mr. Harris. We also held the annual class supper; this year spaghetti was the main dish. Our officers were: Sue Whan, President; Mary Cioppa, Vice President; Sheila Badger, Treasurer; and Tom Dreimiller, Secretary. Our Junior Prom displayed the class colors of blue and gold and the class flower, the white carnation. The theme of the prom decorations was a county fair. Sheila Badger was chosen queen. We learn not for school, but for life was selected at this time as our motto. At last we, now only 33 of us, came to our senior year. Mary Cioppa was elected resident; Tom Burleigh, Vice President; Marilyn Kalland, Treasurer; and Pat Foley as Secretary. HSt of ,thlnes t0 S0ll were Christmas cards and X The candy concession at games and after school °£ t0T,USI The Senlor -play entitled Charlie's Aunt directed by Mr. Purdy was presented March 1st. The main dish ’ of our class supper this year was Spanish rice. The whole class work'd toward getting our Yearbook together 20 ANAUO, RICHARD Baseball (2) Football (3) BADGER, SHEILA Play (3) Prom Queen (3) Cheerleader (2,3,if) Leaders Club (1,2) Treasurer of Leaders Club (2) Bowling Club (2) Treasurer (2,3) Dramatic Club 00 BETTS, EARL Football (1.3, 0 Choir (1,2,3, ) Music Festival (1,2) Christmas C0ntata (2) Easter Contata (2) Essex County Choir (3) Baseball (1,2,3) Concert Band and Choir (3) Swing Choir (3) Plays (3,|0 League All-Opponent Football Team (M-) Co-captain of Football Team ( f) Dramatic Club ( f) Newspaper ( +) 21 BLACKMER, NORMA Play (3) All-State Sectional (h-) Dramatic Club (if) French Club (if) BONANO, YOLANDA Cheerleading (1,2.3 If) Choi-n Festiva ?2) Chnli r( Eastar Contata (2) Concert (2) Swing Ch??r1'w1Samek2Clur(3?g C1“b Dramatic Club (If) Newspaper (if) BURLEIGH, THOMAS Vice President (1,2,If) Football (1,2,) Basketball (1,2,3,V) Basketball Assistant Manager (2) Plays (3,if) Yearbook ltor-in-chief President Varsity T Club CIOPPA, MARY Easter Contata (1,2) Leaders Club (1,2) Concert Choir (3) Choir (1,2,3,4) Christmas Contata (2) Music Festival (1,2) Plays (3,V) Vice-President (3) President (If) Newspaper (If) Dramatic Club (if) 22 COLEY, JOHN Football (2,3,if) Basketball Cl,1 ) Football Co-captain (if) Plays (3, ) COWAN, JANE Easter Contata (1,2) Choir Cl,2,3,V) Band (1,2,3,if) Music Festival (1,2) Christmas Contata (2) Plays (3,if) All-State Sectional (if) Dramatic Club (if) Newspaper (if) Cheerleader (2) Bowling Club (2) Essex County Choir (if) Camera Club (3) Yearbook Staff (if) DAVIS, JANET Play (3) Dramatic Club (if) Newspaper (if) French Club (2,3) DIMAKIS, PAULINE Cheerleading (1.2,3,if) Cocaptain of Cheerleaders C3 i+5 Choir (3,if) All-State Sectional (if) Newspaper (if) Dramatic Club (if) French Club (2,3,if) Leaders Club (1,2) Bowling Club (2) V, DONOVAN, MARY Easter Contata (1,2) Christmas Contata (2) Choir (1,2,3,1+) Yearbook ( f) Band (1,2) Music Festival (1,2) All-State Sectionai (2, +) Plav (3) Dramatic Club (If) French Club (2,3) DREIMILLER, THOMAS Football (3,If) Assistant Football Manager (1,2) Baseball (1,2,3) Track (3) Basketball (3) Secretary (2,3) Play (if) French Club (2,3) Vice President of Varsity T Club Of) Vice President of Dramatic Club (If) Yearbook Staff (if) EICHEN, BARBARA Easter Contata (1,2) Music Festival (1,2) Play (3) Choir (1,2,3, ) Dramatic Club ( f) FOLEY, PATRICK Treasurer (1) Basketball Manager (2,3) Track (3) Plays (3, ) French Club (2,3) Secretary ( ) 24 HURLBURT, HENRY Football (1,2) Basketball (1.2) Baseball (1,2,3) Play (3) Varsity T Club ( ) KALLAND, MARILYN Christmas Contata (2) Choir (2,3, +) Easter Contata (2) Music Festival (2) President (2) Treasurer (If) Plays (3,if) All-State Sectional (if) Camera Club (3) Swing Choir (if) Yearbook Staff ( ) Dramatic Club (if) LA POINTE, MARY Easter Contata (1,2) Choir (1,2,3,if) Music Festival (1,2) Christmas Contata (2) All-State Sectional (if) French Club (3� if) FORBES, PAULINE Choir (3) Cheer leading (2,3,if) Co-captain of Cheerleaders (if) Newspaper (if) Dramatic Club (if) 25 LA ROCK, ALICE Dramatic Club (if) Newspaper (1+) MC CARTHY, JOAN Choir (3,if) Band (If) Dramatic Club (if) Newspaper (4) Plays (3,if) All-State Sectional (if) Bowling Club (2) Music Festival (3) Easter Contata (3) Christmas Contata (3,if) Me CORMICK, FRANCES President (1) Cheerleader (3,1 -) Dramatic Club (4) Newspaper (if) Yearbook Staff (if) French Club (2,3) RYAN, ARTHUR Baseball tl,2,3) Plays (3A) Dramatic Club ( f) SCUDERI, ELSIE Play (3 ) Cheerleader (3 A) Dramatic Club ( f) Newspaper (If) Yearbook Staff (if) THATCHER, SHIRLEY Play (M-) THIBAULT. JACQUELINE Easter Contata (1,2) Christmas Contata (2) Music Festival (1,2) Choir (1,2,3, ) All-State Sectional Choir (if) 27 THOMPSON, EDWIN Secretary (1) Baseball Manager (2) Music Festival (1,2) Choir All-State Sectional (4) Plays ( +) Dramatic Club (if) French Club (3,If) Yearbook Staff (If) LAURA French Club (3,If) WARREN, JACK Baseball Manager (2,3) Play (3) French Club (2,3) WHAN, SUE Play (3) Choir (3 +) President (3) Dramatic Club (If) Editor of Newspaper (If) 28 'foiotto 70 learn not for school but for life. 29 Blue and Gold SIAM PACE ?2 ame A €■£ Ae$ footed J}or Richard Anauo Life of the party History Being on time Sheila Badger T. V. Staying home Curiosity Nancy Bain Sports Nicknames Putnam Globe Trotters Earl Betts Football Women? His grin Norma Blackmer John Untidyness Neatness Yolanda Bonano Armand History Temper Thomas Burleigh A good time Bad outlook Nonchalance Mary Cioppa Excitement Zebe Sense of humor John Coley Bet Shooting V, VVi 4- _ Voice Jane Cowan Dancing raDDits Popcorn machines Size Janet Davis Blondes Sat. Matinees Boy shy Pauline Dimakis Parties Gossips Laugh Mary Donovan James Name Jake Blue eyes Thomas Dreimiller Sleep Beer Morbidness Barbara Eichen Clothes Chemistry Quietness Patrick Foley Watching the grass grow 7 o'clock whistle Complaints Pauline Forbes Tall boys Shorthand Hair Henry Hurlburt Laurie Being in relays Disposition Marilyn Kalland Ministers Wandering boys Faithfulness Mary LaPointe Indians Prejudices Brown eyes Alice LaRock Smoke Black Fords Shorts Joan McCarthy Extraordinary Uncouth people Spending Zebe's Laugh Frances McCormick Boys Her crushes Rebecca McKeown Pontiacs money Being kidded Complexion Arthur Ryan Girls Being chauffer Red hair Elsie Scuderi Ft. Edward Being teased Int. Algebra Short boys Easy manner Shirley Thatcher 3:15 Bell Quiet manner Jacqueline Thi-bault Tall boys Her height Edwin Thompson Jeeps Policemen Square dancing Laura Treadway Jessie Jamesi Responsibi- lity Gym Excellent French Jack Warren Wine Women Way with women Sue Whan Peace Quiet Camp parties Strict morals Mollie Whitely Dick Quiet people Remarks SLAM Am bitl on (f roiabt e Tlick Pilot Infantry Dick Dental Technic- Slinging hash Tookey ian Phys. Ed. Teacher Female George Goose Minister A1 Capone Brassett Decorator Nurse's aid Norm Nurse Barmaid Joly Baseball Player Beachcomber Zebe Med. Sec. Wine Auth. Smokey Engineer Marry Bet Cooty Teacher Wrestler Grunt Teacher Brush Girl Jan Teacher Hostess Pauly Marry Spinister Mimi Engineer Marry Wealth H. P. Nurse Burl. Queen Barb Engineer Bouncer Chink Model Freak Forbsey Marry Laurie Actor Bunk Comm. Artist Capt. Shrimp Rusty boats Teacher Ma Kettle Ernie Secretary Hermit A1 Secretary Dean of Vassar Mac Teacher Boy Scout Leader Chub C.P.A. Torch-singer Azeebeah Has None Am. to Ireland Pinky Secretary Voodoo Witch Saueezee To graduate History Teacher Thach Go to Philie Pres. Lonely Jackie Hearts Engineer Traffic Cop Ed Nurse Pretzel Bender Laura- belle Engineer Nuts Don Juan Journalist Sentinel Ed. Puritan Marry Dick Hat Check Girl Lee 33 ft ante 3onO' HalleJulia I'm a Bum Two Seats in the Balcony 5f 2 Vagabond Lover Oh Johnny Air Mail Special I've Got It Bad, And That Ain't Good Once in Love With Amy Girl of my Dreams Heartaches I'm Bashful Never Too Tired To Love Be My Life's Companion Slowpoke Home Ties Slow Boat To Chii.a Jet Sentimental Journey Little Bit Independent Charlie My Boy Beer Barrel Polka The Gang's All Here Is it Love? Somebody Loves Me Gather Lin Rouge While fou May Little Girl So Shy I'm so Lonesome That's My Weakness Scatterbrain Hot Rod Ain't Misbohavin I don't Care WhouVj Next. Jhorv 9$ 34 SUe's o- 35 37 38 £ f S o-y Cheese I h% Pi nu p 3 D LL t ! 6u 5 '• 39 CL, Wilt The class of '52, foreseeing the emptiness of the halls of old Ti High and the sorrow but brave determination with which those of you left behind will carry on following its departure, solemnly bequeathes the treasures listed below to certain fortunate individuals. Tommy Burleigh leaves his fine Viennese waltz to Jimmy Burroughs. Janie Cowan leaves her ay?- suit to Geraldine Scuderi. Earl Betts leaves his little black book to Harrison Scott. Barbara Eichen leaves her silence to Eileen Moran. Dick Anano leaves his responses in History to Don Weh-meyer. Tommy Dreimiller leaves his five-minute-of-nine alarm clock to Allan White. Pauline Dimakis lerves her athletic ability to Geraldine St. Dennis. Pat Foley leaves his sneakers to Ted Hebert. Norma Blackmer leaves the study hall window to Larry Willey to open whenever he pleases. Mary Donavan leaves her bandaids to next year's chemistry class. Art Ryan leaves all the freshmen girls to the other wolves. Elsie Scuderi can't leave anything-her admirers have it all. Jackie Thibault leaves her voice in History class. Marilyn Kalland leaves her smile to any shy freshman. Ed Thompson leaves his French book-in perfect condition. Rebecca Me Keown leaves Mr. Purdy. Shirley Thatcher leaves her timidity to Molly Wendell. Henry Hurlburt leaves the tender love-scenes to Spanky Huestis and Franny Hopkins. Frannie Me Cormick leaves Dayton De Lorm to dream of her. Sue Whan leaves the school newspaper. Jack Warren leaves his math ability to Ephie Blood. Nancy Bain leaves lots of luck to the next year's girls' basketball team-without her, they'll need it.' Mary Cioppa leaves her giggle to Karlene Thatcher. Pauline Forbes just wants to leave] Joan McCarthy leaves her uncontrollable laugh to Dona Newton. yj r.,AtuCe La Rock leaves her naps in History to Margaret 40 Mary La Pointe leaves her big brown eyes to some lucky Junior. Mclly Whitely leaves her flowerry language to Carol Mahew. Joly Bonano leaves her fancy polka to Peggy Hayes. Janet Davis leaves her General Math book to anyone who'll take it. John Coley leaves his place on the football team to Jack Gallant. Laura Treadway leaves her fluent French to Francis Wendell. Sheila Badger leaves a spot on the lab ceiling. Last of axl, seriously, we leave many happy memories and we leave Mr. Royce---in peace. Norma Blackmer and Henry Hurlburt S• 41 '' iF� om VVtw TV . KUV add Vie have passed through twenty years cl struggles and triumphs and now we a e again assembled for our class reunion in this year of 1972. Tommy Burleigh, now principal of Ti Jiigh, and Admiral Anauo are our first guests to arrive. No doubt they are discussing Dick's recent trip around the world. One by one our fellow classmen are seating themselves around the table. The seat at the head of the table js reserved for the first woman President of United States, Mary Cioppa. She is congratulating Elsie, who was recently chosen Mrs. America. Senator Ed Thompson is discussing farm problems with Becky McKeown, who owns a farm in Southern New York. There is a co otion in the kitchen, the former Janie Cowan and her husband Pat Foley disagree on the preparation of the roast chicken. Pauline Dimakis, co-star of the television show hrea-'fast with the Dreimillers, is chatting with Joly Bon no, who tours with Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo. -vorycne is now seated and the Reverend Earl Betts leads us in grace. His wife, Marilyn has recently enrolled their redheaded twins in Mary La Pointe's kindergarten class. Ilenry Hurlburt has just given the welcoming address. My, he looks well! He and Laurie have done well with their Chevrolet Garage, Art Ryan has proven to be a thrifty business man. He owns a nice, fa m, hr . 1 r tses hi s own hr ’ p. Sue Whan and her husband Phil now own and manage Fort Ticonaeroga. We have finished dinner and some guests have gone onto the dance floor where the music is provided by Jack Warren and his all girl orchestra. They are playing some of Alice La Rock's top jazz hits. Tommy DreJ.miller, v ho recently received the title of Fastest Man in the Country , is listening to Joan McCarthy tell General John Coley about her husband v ho owns a tobacco plantation down south. Frannie McCormick, an army doctor, is upset ecause Sheila lad'-er couldn't make the re-union on account of appointments in fo lywood. Laura Treadway found it impossible to attend, since she is busy with her job as a French interpreter for the U.N. Shirley Thatcher is leading us in a cheer for Ti-Hi. Shirley now owns the Chamrlain Atomic Speedway].' Norma Blackmer, world famous interior decorator is offering Mary Donovan Gijanto hints on how to redecorate her home.. Janet Davis, an expert on child guidance is consoling Jackie -hibault, who misses her husband and two chiidren who are in Philadelphia. Barbara Eicheen, v ho owns a med cal clinic in Chicago is talking with the wife of a sanitation engineer, Mollie Whitely. Pauline Forbes, a model in New York City, and Nancy a star of the Putnam Globe Trotters notice the evening is drawing to an end. We all raise our glasses to toast to the grand man v ho made the success of Class of '52 possible, Mr. Charles Royce. P rophecy 42 junior Calais Offi icers Left to right: Donald Wehmeyer . . . .Vice President Beulah Porter...........Treasurer Margaret McCarthy . . .Secretary Patrick Arthur..........President a 4 z Co A orJ Red and White Slower Carnation 45 umord First row-left to right: Marion Sturtevant, Shirley 0 Neil, Barbara Schryer, Norma Fleming, Rita Bigelow, Dona Newton, Prudy Wood, Beulah Porter, Shirley Norton, Alma Thompson. Second row-left to right: Miss Sir kins, Lois Moody, Shirley Holmes. Carol Mahew, Veronica Trombley, Aileen Barber, Virginia Davis, Mary Wendell, Angeline Paulo, June Saunders, Sandra Rafferty, Margaret Smith, Shirley Thatche , Rebecca McKeown, Michelle La Pointe. Third row-left to right: Jack Gallant, Alan White, Gerald- ine Scuderi, Ann Tompkins, Margaret McCarthy, Carol Cummings, Ann Ormsbee, Lorraine Hunston, Carol Randall, Lena Brown, Larry Willey, Dick Trudeau, Joe Dreimiller, Gerald Ryan. Fourth row-left to right: Don Wehmeyer, Dominic Paniccia, Theodore Hebert, Jack Croto, Pat Arther, Don Barber, John Whitty, Basil Fortier. 46 47 48 CJuujmaAxs 'pon'i'P'ti C XU. Vt Yo«ju THE 3l Uer Vr SWe 49 50 SOPHOMORES Sophomore Class Offi icerA Left to right: Dayton De Lorm...........Treasurer Robert Vanderwarker. . . President Anne Burleigh............Vice President Elsie Namer..............Secretary 53 Soph om ore a ass First row-left to right: Bob Burns, Martin De Lorm, Tony France, Bob Conners, Jimmy Root, Albert 7 Powvorznik 8 ng’ Dayton De Lorm� La Rock, Albert Second row-left to right: Ephraim Blood, David Ladd Sj HOWfn’ KeP Hurlturt, Henry Sturtevant, Bud Denno! Bob Vanderwarker, Jack Huestis, Jimmy Donovan. Grant Fleming, Edgar Moore, Jimmy McCarghlin. urant Third row-left to right: Pete Wendell, Rita Barnaby, Elsie Hefner, Shirley Wells, Jean Stark, Anne Burleigh, Janice Lamica, Peggy Benway, Carole Potter, Lillian Shorrow. Eiien Moran, Jean Anauo, Nancy Villmore, Jane Montbriend, Geraldine Gonyea, Elizabeth Schryer. Fourth row-left to right: Carol Hier, Dawn Trombly, Fa- Hughes, Joan Armstrong, Rosemarie Bevalaqua, Pat Vosb rgh, Anette Donivan, Claire McCarth , Mary Ellen La France, Ladeau, Marilyn LaJoy, Sue McKeown, Fay Moore, Shirley Snyder, Betty Porter, Gerald Huestis, John Mero Fifth row-left to right: Fred Stull, George Trudeau, Ronny McDonald, Bob Wicks, Jimmy Young, David Schw?rdtferger, Ted Pezzulo, Gordon Aba-e, Jim Thomnson, Donald Clark, Stanley Dickinson, Tony Paniccia, Howard Schryer, Jim Burroughs, Mr. Harris. 54 .5 u-m r� -v«- fi � e. L Uh'ji 5 'V M-d ' OU-'S } artn’ G-one F' ' S p K-rO 11 ■'- « tf-ce °p- 55 56 men Off, tcerS Left to right: Ann Morehouse . Thomas Ackerman Thomas Havens . Paul Burroughs. . . .President . . .Treasurer . . .Secretary . . .Vice President reslimen First row-left to right: George Martens, Harrisor Scott, Gary Osier, Robert Rock, Ronald Olcott, Thomas Dolback, Tony Diaz, Richard Malaney, Donald Johnson, Robert Young, William Abare, Leon Woodard, David Hanchett. Second row-left to right: Sally Coley, Marion Cole, Marvin Thatcher, Charles Ryan, James Cruickshank, Kenreth Curtis, Norman Provoncha, John Hunsdon, Robert Trudeau, Thomas Palmer, Donald Varmette, Terry Charlton, Louise Palmer, Mary Ives. Third row-left to right: Helen Powvorznik, Gertrude Shattuck, Kathleen Keith, Mary Gonyea, Charlene Dolback, Frances Hopkins, Carol Wilcox, Anne Morhouse, Rosemary Led er, Amelia Osier, Patricia Hebert, Sally Huestis, Carlene Thatcher, Lucinda Armstrong, Jacquelyn Davis, Geraldine St. Denis, Margaret Hayes. Fourth row-left to right: James Clark, Mary Carney, Emrcetta Gonyea, Carol Johnson, Jean Phillips, Mary Arthur, Shirley Fleury, Dorothy Warren, Mary Keogh, Patricia Connors, Patricia Huestis, Alberta Alter!, Shirley Bright, Barbara La-Bounty, Janice Curtis, Georgianna Hamilton. Fifth row-left to right: Mr. Davis, Nelson Blaise, Gerald Donovar William Hunsdon, Thomas Havens, Thomas Ackerman, John Peterson, Henry Keast, Lee Anauo, Paul Burroughs, Evelyn Benway, Laurie Armstrong, Joan Woodard, Shirley Graham, Betty Vradenburg, Shirlej Lambert, Bethany Moore. Six h row-left to right: John Thompson, Robert O'Born, Letson, iiruce Dickenson, Albert Carey. Donald 60 LeVs Wave cV oru . n OVrU_ s'rv aJL. 3 tS cx_ borne V% ory en w� ll to.VK- A 'pROUO EIGHTH GRADE First row-left to right: Rolland Miner, Billy Drinkwine, Dick Arthur, Tommy Gunning, Ronnie Hughes, Howard Trudeau, Emery Scuderi, Ernest Anauo, James Hebert. Second row-left to right: Miss Irene Hall, George Saunders, Dick Blood, Donna Shaw, Patricia Brown, Margorie Wissell, Mary Jane Lester, Jean McKeown, Sally Clark, June Paulo, Barbara Coley, Beverely Woodard, Billy Keith, Mr. Tyrell. Third row-left to right: Anne Warren, Elizabeth La Pointe, Gerry Wolcott, Patty Dowd, Jane Burleigh, Barbara Lamberton, Barbara Curtis, Ruth Keast, Barbara Gijanto, Doris Barnaby, Paula Gibbs, Jenny Perkins, Miss Hayward. Fourth row-left to right: Eddie Vosburg, Pat O'Connor, Joe Malaney, Dick Wright, Billy Benway, John La Pointe, Donald Porter, Nancy Porter, Bernice Buckman, Marie Perkins. Fifth row-left to right: Dick Nadeau, Frank Moore, Donald Schryer, Jack Hall, Raymond Snyder, Tommy Nadeau, Harold Schryer. 65 SEVENTH GRADE First row-left to right: Guy Fuller, William Wissell, Elliot Shaw, David Treadway, Barry Lonergan, Walter McLaughlin, Janes Hurlburt, Raymond Olcott, Jack, Wissell, Michael Hayes, Richard Connors, David Lonergan Second row-left to right: Ilene Letson, Beverly Mathews, Paul Gallant, Thomas Burke, Peter Vanderwarker, Robert Cawley, John Hamilton, Robert Rand, Lawrence Trudeau, Gerald O'Connor, Richard LaBounty, Mike Viglotti, Eugene Manley, John Varmette, Jean Fuller, Clarice Hurlburt Third row-left to right: Walter Wissell, Jon Spring, Mildred Ladd, Margaret Fitzgerald, Barbara Davidson, Carole Noel, Beverly Manley, Jane Carney, Edith Hurlburt, Joan Woods, Adele Woodard, Barbara Barber, Barbara Spring, Isabell Hebert Fourth row-left to right: Norman Nadeau, Sharon Balding, Betty Jean Grinnell, Mary Fuller, Mary Zambardino, Madeline Ryan, Doris Barber, Rhea Varmette, Elsie Anauo, Ida Mae Lamica, Patricia Bowen, Grace Fuller, Linda LaRock, Sandra Martin, David Trudeau, Back row-left to right: Mrs. Gallant, Robert Wickstrom, Donald Putnam, Robert Montbriand, Dewey O'Dell, Rolland Quesnell, Edward Vradenburg, Gerald Crammond, Willard Saunders, John Gonyea, Gordon Sage, Kurtland Peria, Mrs. Owen and Mr. Bush 66 ATHLETICS Left to right: Seated: Pat Arthur, Joe Dreimiller, Ed Wiley, John Coley, Earl Betts, Jimmy Thompson, Bob Wickes, Fred Stull, John Mero. Standing: First row: Coach Degutis, Tony Paniccia, Tom Dreimiller, Ed LaRock, Marc Porter, Bud Denno, John Huestis, Jimmy Clark, Bob Conners, Albert Hefner, Ken Hurlbert, Coach Stevenson. Second row: Jimmy Young, Spanky Huestis, George Trudeau, Ted Hebert, Donald Clark, Pete Wendell, Jimmy Cruickshank, Bob Vanderwarker. 69 3ootU( Ticonderoga opened their 1951 football season against Whitehall. Whitehall, who later became champions of the Northern Conference, proved to be too much for our inexperienced team and gained a 31 to 7 victory. On the following Saturday, Ticonderoga clashed against Plattsburgh High and suffered a 32 to 7 set-back. Experience and lack of reserves hindered our team severely in this opening league game. The Port Henry game found both teams evenly matched and proved to be a thriller. We let what looked like an initial victory slip through our fingers by losing 19 to 13. At Lake Placid, an unusually strong Northwood Prep team surprised us and gave us a 33 to 7 licking. On the following Saturday we played our best game against Lake Placid. Out-weighed but not out spirited, we grabbed an early lead but lost it late in the game. This game nroved that we could win even though out-manned. The M.A.I. team, champion of our league, displayed their superior abilities by trouncing us k? to 0. After a postponed game with St. Johns, we traveled to Mineville for our final game. With Earl Betts furnishing three touchdowns behind the teeth shattering blocking and tackling of John Coley and Ed Wiley, we gained our first win by a 20 to 13 score. 70 O• K- CoclcU 71 Kneeling-left to right: Jack Huestis, Jimmy Cruickshank, Kenneth Hurlhurt Standing-left to right: John Hero, Dominic Paniccia, Joe Dreimiller, Pat Arthur, John Coley, Fred Stull, Coach Degutis, Howard Schryer, Jack Croto, George Trudeau, Tom Burleigh, Earl Betts, Dick Trudeau 72 The 1951-52 basketball team, hindered by losses of most of last year’s team, were not too successful in the winning column. Playing against veteran squads, the Sentinel’s inexperienced quintet failed to win but three games. In the latter part of the season, Ticonderoga improved considerably, almost upsetting Burlington High, a strong Vermont club, and suceeding in defeating their top rival, Port Henry, 39-38. Burleigh, Panniccia and Dreimiller stood out for the Sentinels. Ti Opp Johnsburg 31 37 Plattsburg 30 55 Whitehall 30 61 Burlington 26 58 Whitehall 33 57 Johnsburg 51 3 + Port Henry ko 53 Ti Opp. Lake Placid 37 l+o Au Sable 50 U-2 Mineville 36 M+ Plattsburg 31 37 Mineville 36 k2 Burlington 1+9 57 Port Henry 39 38 Coach Stevenson’s Junior Varsity compiled an impressive 7 rec°rd fo Jhe season. In League play, the junior performers drooped but two games. ’ De Lorrn, Vanderwarker and Young paced their team throughout entire season. De Lorrn and Vanderwarker's scoring sprees and Young's defensive work, plus rebounding power made these players the stand outs. 31 umor Left to right: Kneeling: Francis Wendell Standing: Howard Trudeau, John Gijanto, Marc Porter, Ronald Alcott, Robert Vanderwarker, Dayton De Lorm, Robert Rock, Nelson Blaise, James Young, Robert Wickes, James Thompson, Basil Fortier, Coach Wallace Stevenson 74 Bolton Ti. 15 Opp 2 Mineville 9 2 Moriah 18 0 P. Henry 18 If C. Point 7 5 First row- ■left Slaie laH Mineville Ti. 9 Opp. 3 Moriah 9 5 P. Henry 13 C. Point 9 0 Ausable 2 8 right: Dominic Paniccia, Joseph Dreimiller, Thomas Thoraoson, Thomas Cummings, Henry Hurlburt, William La France, Thomas Dreimiller, Earl Betts, Thomas Burleigh. Second row-left to right: George Trudeau, Patrick Arthur, Arthur Anauo, James Young, John Mero, Robert Vanderwarker, James McLaughlin, Anthony Paniccia, Fred Stull, Theodore Hebert. Third row-left to rignt: Francis Wendell, manager, George Wendell, Gerald Ryan, Arthur Ryan, William Hunston, Gary Osier, James Cruickshank, Mike Gunning, Albert Powvorsnik, Grant Fleming, David Ladd, Gerald Huestis, James Donovan, Coach Stevenson, Jack Warren, manager Sectional 75 79 First row-left to right: Emmetta Gonyea, Sally Clark, Patricia Hebert, Anne Ormsbee, Frances Pezzulo’ Earl Betts� Nan°y Villmore, Teddy 5®?'row-left to right: Mary Carney, Richard ?5r0nevPotter� Dona Newtor� Ronald Mac Donald, Robert Wickes, Paul Burroughs, Tony Forbes, Dawn Trombley, Jane Cowan, Lucinda Evelyn°Benway? Car01 ilCOX Bett Third row-left to right: Jacqueline Wendell DSna deidhn, Caroie Noel Doris Moore, Mr. Hoke, Harriso q ?r,TJSan,i!?5arthy’ John Hamilton, Harrison Scott, John Whitty, Aileen Barber, Jane Carney, Elizabeth Schryer, Virginia Davis. 80 J First row-left to right: Ken Hurlburt, Bill LaFrance, Edward LaRock, Henry Hurlburt, Bob Vanderwarker, Earl Betts, John Mero, Gerald Huestis, John Coley Second row-ieft to rights Theodore Hebert, George Trudeau, Jimmy Thompson, Bob Wicks, Jimmy Young, George Wendell, Edward Wiley, Jack Croto, Tony Paniccia Third row-left to right: Coach Degutis, Fred Stull. Pat Arthur, Jack Huestis, Joe Dreimiller, Tom Burleigh, Coach Stevenson Seated at Piano: Beulah Porter First row-left to right: Mr. Hoke, Director, Carol Wil- cox, Doris Moore, Lillian Sharrov, Anne Ormsbee, John Whitty, Tony orbes, Paul Burroughs, John Gallant, Harrison Scott, Edwin Thompson, Ted Pezzullo, George Wendell, Robert Wickes, Earl Betts, Thomas Ackerman, Ronald McDonald, Donald Wehmeyer, Eileen Moran, Sally Huestis, Mary Keogh, Marilyn Kalland. Second row-left to right: Nancy Vilmore, Charlene Dolback, Pat Vosburg, Rose Marie Bevilacqua, Mary Carney, Carol Potter, Joan McCarthy, Jacqueline Thibault, Sue Whan, Mary Cioppa, Minnie Palmer, Carol Mahew, Shirley Holmes, Lois Moody, Dona Newton, Joan Armstrong, Prudy Wood, Dawn Trombley, Rita Bigelow, Pauline Forbes, Patricia Hebert, Mary Gonyea, Joan Woodard, Jane Cown, Ann Tompkins, Betty Potter. Third row-left to right: Annette Donovan, Claire McCarthy, Fay Hughes, Shirley Bright, Evelyn Benway, Carol Cummins. Mary LaRointe, Kathleen Keith, Barbara Eichen, Yolanda Bonano, Mary Donovan, Norma Blackmer, Bethany Moore, Pauline Dimakes, Peggy Benway, Emmetta Gonyea, Mary Lou Ives, Georgi-ana Hamilton, Ann Morehouse, Barbara Schryer, Janice Lamica. Mary Wendell, Frances Hopkins, Margaret McCarthy, Geraldine St. Dennis. 82 First row-left to right: Sally Huestis, Veronica Trombly, Mary Wendell, Sue Whan, Marilyn Kalland, Mary Gonyea, Margaret Benway, Carole Potter, Beulah Porter, Barbara Schryer, Joan McCarthy, Jane Cowan, Elsie Scuderi, Mary Cioppa, Alice LaRock Second row-left to right: Pauline Forbes, Anne Burleigh, Barbara Eichen, Betty Potter, Norma Blackmer, Lillian Sharrow, Carol Wilcox, Kathleen Keith, Lena Brown, Janet Davis, Rosemarie Bevilacqua, Fay Hughes, Joan Armstrong, Pat Vosburg, Annette Donovan, June Saunders Third row-left to right: Sheila Badger, Mary Donovan, George Wendell, Mollie Whiteley, Michelle LaPointe, Pauline Dimakis, Salvatore Pezzulo, John Gallant, Donald Wehmyer, Edwin Thompson, Arthur Ryan, Frances McCormick, Yolanda Bonano, Claire McCarthy, Jacqueline Thibault, Mr. L. Joesph Purdy, Director 83 Seated at niano-Beulah Porter First row-left to right: Mr. Hoke, Carol Potter, Yolanda Bonano, Anne Ormsbee, Nancy Villmore, Mary Carney, Margaret McCarthy, Dona Newton, Doris Moore, Bette Potter, Marilyn Kalland, Carol wllcox• Second row-left to right: John Whitty, Paul Burroughs, Tony Forbes, Jack Gallant, Harrison Scott, Thomas Ackerman, Robert Wickes, Teddy Pezzulo, Earl Betts, Donald Wehmeyer, George Wendell• 84 Charlcadir i ’t to right: ieling: Elsie Scuderi, Mary Ellen La Prance, iila Badger. mding: Prudy Wood, Pauline Dimakis, Yolanda lano, Frannie McCormick, Pauline Forbes, Betty •ter, Mary Wendell. 85 IJewdpciper TfP - V VK pSr-wJS Sss o ckertfas d. NeW tvries f3 has grown in volume and in popularity. B� 5f35?ffi=: ss si-:;r,ss “s stria S££ °«“- 86 First row-left to right: Jimmy Root, Ted Pezzulo, Sue Whan S?gl?ttofpeSyfcndeiLMOOre’ Marilyn Kalland’ 0rmsbe® Second row-left to right: Miss Selleck, Edwin Thomoson Don ’ Jaulln® Dimakls� Mary LaPointe, Mollie Whitely Laura Treadway, George Wendell. mte±y, 87 Left to right: Seated: Mary Ciopra, Michelle LaPointe, Marilyn Kalland, Mollie Whitely, Frannie McCormick, Jane Cowan. Standing: John Coley, Earl Betts, Tom Dreimiller, Tom Burleigh, Arthur Ryan, Edwin Thompson. C ast of (characters Stephen Spettigue ......... Arthur Ryan Col. Sir Francis Chesney. . Edwin Thompson Jack Chesney...............John Coley Charley Wykeham ........... Thomas Burleigh Lord Fancourt Babberly. . . Thomas Dreimiller Brassett.................... Earl Betts Donna Lucia D'Alvadorez . . Michelle La Pointe Kitty Verdun...............Marilyn Kalland Amy Spettigue..............Mary Cioppa Ela Delahay................Jane Cowan 88 89 90 on -s o s Jack Lawson A P Tea Company Dr. Mrs. Karl Bowers Mr. Mrs. Richard Hayes Mr. Mrs. J.J. Lawson Dr. L.C. Pattison Dr. Mrs. J.P.J. Cummins, Jr. Dr. Mrs. William Villardo Mr. Mrs. Edward MacMillan Mrs. Eva Cowan Mr. Mrs. Charles Royce Mr. Mrs. H. Gordon Burleigh Mr. Mrs. Percy Thompson Mr. Mrs. Dominic Viscardi Mr. Mrs. Judson Morehouse Dr. Mrs. M. C. Bennett Dr. Mrs. Rudolph Martin 92 T 7 A 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 V 7 7 V 7 7 7 H 7 V 7 9 V 9 7 7 7 V V 5? 7 7 7 V V 7 V V 7 7 V 7 7 V 7 V 7 7 7 7 V V 7 7 7 7 7 v v 7 v 7 b Wi se BARNETT BROS. FOR RADIOS, WASHERS, 7 7 7 r ? ? 7 7 ? ? 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 Compliments o ) times £ oner pan. Gentta.! fhSura-hCL. A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A 7 A 7 REFRIGERATORS. SALES SERVICE 7 7 7 7 7 7 TICONDEROGA Kat l R Bl ANCHARD yl’l-l i 'I 1 'J i •! «j i -i J i iJ J i i 'i i ‘1 t f •'I H ason S mith v 7 established in 1931 Authorized 5o.laS o- ►%. d e rvicc, Hudson 11 . LJke.tti’o ouy Z c n Co mm ci ci a 1 and 0 5 U( 6£on• Poptf aii S tudit T Co h J £ o £ A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A 7 Cameras •►Equipment | c ■Re v er e J) e cl I e r s h '? A om nlim y hts Ticondftroda 7 7 7 7 7 7 95 ptu ca Jjouri ii X.J u g o mo A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A v r r _ T I T mhurst Tourist Tome and. Cabins STEAK HfAT HOT SHOWERS SIMKOHS BEDS E. C. Henry, I nc. I I GEORGE ST T CHDRGA - ? r 7 r C OAL, LUMBER., and BUILDING 5 UPPLIE5 HORTON STRONG Sales and Service PHONE 203 PORT HENRY,N.Y. £ e(S rtcr Allen’s Towin g General Service Repairs e rvtee Stati oin C ROWN Point 3 9 PaIm Baaber Shop special attention tq CHILDREN batte rie 5 - 11 re5 minor repairs ph one 18 C. ham p I a «n Ave. i con d c ro N.y Ticonderoga 486 .3-i i i 1 1 a j-a-j-a-i- i i !ii-i mi j-i-j-i -i j-i-j 7 7 7 7 ? ? 7 7 7 7 7 7 « 7 7 7 v 7 7 7 Compliments of 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 V 7 V 7 7 7 T icondero N ational a A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A (Lompliments of? Ba k 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A t k Ca.ndjL t 0 O' timber ©f A A A A A A A A A F.D.I.C. 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 Fo derail Reserve. S a T I CO NOE RO 6 A( NX . e r NOELS DUNKIEY I N C, A A A A A A A Compliments o{ A A A A Pond lumbeT '� •§ PONTIAC. SALES SIKvice A A A A Cool Co 7 7 7 7 � 7 Repairs oh ail makes cars - trucks 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 H PWov C. T 1C OWOt HOGPk 37 M A A A A A A A A A A A A A A Ticondev© g' - � o scuuxien st. A A A A A A A A 97 71 I' l 1“ ! • ! • C 1 • I l I t t tf D lm f V tr ! • t D- D- D tr D D D fr f t-1 1“ D- D ! • D ® I D ! • l D t D D ! • D t D tr V- fr I- ! • I D tf D D D t- D th l fr $• ! • I ® l D I ! • D I D t I D D ■ V D I I I I ® I l) I I ,M)'| | | -D I | M r lH| D-| -I I -ii-r | .A ki -a -a a i -ci -j -a -a a «i i a -a • ! -a j « i m -i a � g m � j«j -3 i ► j 1 a -a -j •« -j • ! •« a 4 • ! -j «i «i a -1 i -i a • i • 1 -i � a •« • ! «g a � i • ! 1 • ! i • ! -1 a «a ki i i ki •« -j -1 3 j -1 -a 3 a -1 cf Jl uc h from t jc a of 53 r ► j-r-i )-i-r-i f• •!-y-!- •� • • • jo-i-j-i-w-i-w-j j« • • •j- - • •j • • • • • • • •!• • • • - • • • d- • • • • • j1 1 1 i d3 z$t to- i ce + 0 95Z WHEELOCKS GARAGE CHEVROLET GENUINE PARTS WHOLESALE and RETAIL 78 SO. MAIN STREET PORT HENRY, N. Y. PHONE 294 'faiffc'xeit 2 1 i I 2 A A A A C ongraiu.la.ti ons A A from V il Drake Stanton T� c O NO£RQ6K cy S A A A NORTHERN NEW YORK HEADQUARTERS S A A A A FOR FINE FITTING FOOTWEAR A A A A A 19 WARREN ST. GLENS FALLS, N.Y. 06 I-1-Hi- l-l-i- I'l'H-H-l'l-H-l- l-i-l-l-l-H-i-i-H-l.- i-H-i- l-i-l-l-l-H-l-l-l-W' 7 a A £ Ofnr un zt tii Pulp ct td £u (phi{c cJloca 3 A A J. H. GILBO 5- SONS FURNI TORE PLUMBING “HEATING HARDWARE‘ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES PORT HENRY, N.Y, ft A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A fine f I owers b L+n y 7 C o oJt C y. Ti c ondtto tLj NX A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A ft - do m lint e n t J 3heM xtch. 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A A 7 7 7 7 7 TH-H« 104 A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A • 144 -a -a-1 m4Kt ««« • ‘4 4 4 I I -I « J «t •«-J •« • !• l- '144 a•«•«•««I-I-I• !-I-1-X• !444444 4 444444444 M444 144444 1444444444444 Vo ul 11 j u. m p u; hen a ou sd forn £ the large selection of men's furnishings Cook CL ooAc an d s CLC C O Montcalm S+- Ticond ero ga_ H M'H'l'H'H'f i i H H l t W H l i I $«t-l; t t I t liil-HM-WVXrt'lr XrlrV V r l l Air-Land Mot op Parts Inc. AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES MACHINE SHOP SERVICE PHONES 611 - 612 313 MONTCALM STREET, TICONDEROGA, N.Y. i t i- r-1 r r- t r-r r r M r- r f«f f f r r r i r'r f r‘ f'f-r r r, r r r«t-r-ti r r r«i r r-r i r i) r r-r t i� t-r-F f r M« r r-r-t r F r r r-r-r-r r-r r r«r-r r r domptfitnents dAristma d(ub dorpontition 105 l-lr lrlrfr Wlrtrlrlrirl I t I-1 f I’ I I r l ! • I - fr t• fr t-1-1 l■ l• t� I-1-1-1■ lr I- IH tr i- ! • I- I t• t- D-1- ! • I- D t ■ t-1-1-1 • V-1 I- i-1- tr I-1-V-1• I i• V- V fr t- Ir I • D I I) I • IP D- D- ! • D- t • D t-1 F I■ t I- £ • D I-1• J I) ! • I- F D F I- F F T- F F- F t - Ih F t F- F F t- F fr F- F F- F-1 i- � • I • I • I • F i i i -I -i 1 • J -1 • ! 1 -1 «d -I «l -I if d 3 •! -3 1 1 • I 3 1 t • J 1 -I -i 1 3 3 • (• f 1 J 3 3 -3 J -I-C -{ 1 -i 3 Kt 3-3 • ? s r £. rca Victor New Version of the Globe Trotter.” Three-Way Performance— AC-DC Current or on Self-Contained Battery. Smart New' Appearance. WITH THE GOLDEN THROAT” ACOUSTICAL SYSTEM ONLY RCA VICTOR HAS THE “GOLDEN THROAT” a. + lh±oh i ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES ? ? «? ? T r 1 100 MONTCALM STREET TICONDEROGA, N. Y. Telephone 390 22 SOUTH MAIN STREET PORT HENRY, N. Y. Telephone 386 v•« i -a -d -i i -j a -a a •« «a -i i u -a -i -j -a -j -i i -i «j -j -i -a -a i •« -j a -j a -i •« -a -x «i a -a j • -i •« •« •« -i -i -i a -j .« m -j •« -a i -i -a -i m •$ «a -a •« -a -i -j-j «j -a -i «i -a -a 7 7 7 P A A X, THE 7 7 7 7 I CLironize A A A £ Bar - Bre 7 7 7 A A A BEAUTY SHOPPE c uu r 4dve rd i isors 17 ALGONKIN ST TICONDeROG A 333 A A a A A A A £ A A A A A A A V V 7 7 7 7 v 7 7 7 7 TI MOTORS INC. Used Cars and Trucks Sold W. STANLEY SALES J. STANLEY, Jr. SERVICE Wicker 5t. TiCQNDERQGA The f ai°i §®© ouse Best Hot Dogs.n Town HAROLD HOLMES , PR op. 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