Ticonderoga High School - Carillon Yearbook (Ticonderoga, NY)

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(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

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MARY CIOPPA treasurer MARILYN KALLAND Secretary PATRICK FOLEY f Jice-f- residen t THOMAS BURLEIGH 19

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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