Ticonderoga High School - Carillon Yearbook (Ticonderoga, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1957 volume:

THE CARILLON PRESENTED BY THE CLASb of 1957 TICCNDERCGA HIGH SCHOOL TICOMDEROGA, NEV YORK v e the Class of 1957 dedicate our yearbook to b'r. Charles P. Royce, our class advisor. With his efforts and work he has led us through four years of high school We have enjoyed very much working with him for the past four years and we would like to express our gratitude to him for leading us so successfully. 3 Board of Education In sincere appreciation for the giving of their time and efforts that we may have an opportunity for the best possible education, we humbly dedicate this page to: Superintendent Robinson, Dr. James M. Jalsh, Mr, J. P. Carney, Mr. .Vallace Johnson, Mr. F. Allen ..'ickes, Mr. H. Gordon Burleigh, clerk of the board, Mr. Floyd Russell, President of the board, Mr. .Villiam Catlin, Mr, Charles Schwerdtfeoer, Dr. Karl J. Bowers, Mr. Kenneth Shults. 4 ADMINISTRATION Mr. George F. Burroughs Principal Junior Senior Hloh School Mr. Robert Towne Robinson Superintendent of Schools C 3tXC. fc ornW'f‘1 Miss Mabel C. Hornburg Pr incipal Elementary Grades 6 Mrs. Winona Ash, Secretary Mrs. Dorothy Strong, Secretary School District Treasurer “ 7 . r vUJ K-. Xj J Standing Left to 3ight: . i 11 iam Gauger Vernon Duprey, Head Custodian Percy Hoyce Samuel Adams 8 FACULTY HISTORY BUSINESS TEACHERS Left to Right Seated Mrs. Gallant Mrs. Bush Miss Hall Mr. Burroughs Standing Mr. Doane Mr. Royce Mr. Beha Mr. Gooding High School Faculty LANGUAGE TEACHERS Left to Right Seated Miss Simpkins Miss Selleck Miss Peria Standing Mr. Rindsberg Mr. Rovello Mr. Tyrrell 10 SPECIAL TEACHERS Left to Right Seated Miss Cook Mrs. Osier Mr. Murray Mrs. Carney Standing Mr. Sola Mrs. Greenwood Mr. Davis Mr. Stevenson Faculty MATH a oCIENCE TEACHERS Left to Right Seated Mrs. Owen Miss Hayward Standing Mr. Van Vleet Mr. Cunningham Mr. Harris 11 Grade Faculty Left to Right Seated Grade School Miss Anne O'Brien Third Central Miss Evelyn Border First Central Miss Mae Carroll First Central Mrs. Barbara Kingsley Kindergarten Streetroad Miss Margaret Malaney Princ ipal First Weedvi1le Mrs. Margaret Price Principal Second Alexandr i a Miss Winifred Kelly Second Weedvi1le Mrs. Dorothy Robinson Kindergarten Central Standing Mrs. Consuelo Clark Third Streetroad Miss Mary Thompson Third Alexandria Mrs. Ethel Clancy First Alexandria Mrs. Patricia Besson Kindergarten Alexandria Mrs. Freda Howard Second Central Mrs. Frances Keogh Third Weedvilie Mrs. Viola Gallant Second Central Miss Norma Hinton Third Central 12 Faculty Left to Right Seated Mrs. Consuelo Clark Mrs. Delia Dominy Mr. Simeon McIntyre Mrs. Phyllis LaTour Miss Alice Coomer Standing Mrs. Mary Quinn Mrs. Hazel Oayzur Mrs. Blanche Rice Mrs. Edith Saunders Miss Genevieve Bush Grade Third Fourth Fourth Principal Soecial Class Fifth El. Art Sixth Sixth Fourth Fifth Fifth School Streetroad V.'eedvi lie Central High School High School High School Central High School High School 13 yearbook staff Seated Left to Right: Paul Gallant Barbara Spring Dorcelleen Thatcher Dave Lonergan Nancy Lamb Pete Vanderwarker Carol Noel Activities Editor Advertising Editor Art Editor Co-Editor Co-Editor Sports Editor Photography Editor 14 Class officers for 1956 57 Class officers for 1955 56 16 Class officers for 1953'5l4- 17 Class History Most of the members of the Class of 1957 met In Kindergarten at Central School. The boys and girls spent their next four years in local schools. We met again in fifth grade at Ticonderoga Junior-Senior High School, and had the addition of Peter Vanderwarker. Our sixth year Mildred Ladd joined us. In seventh grade Barbara Spring and John Hamilton became part of our class. Eighth grade proved to be more exciting because of graduation. Peter Vanderwarker was the valedictorian and Jerry O'Connor, the salutatorian from Ticonderoga. Dorcelleen Thatcher was valedictorian and Robert McCoy salutatorian from Streetroad. We became wjiat is now the Class of 1957 in our Freshman year. Mr. Royce became our advisor for the next four years. At our first meeting we elected the following officers: Pete Vanderwarker, President; Barb Spring, Vice President; Jerry O'Connor, Treasurer; and Paul Gallant, Secretary. In order to earn money for our Senior Trip we sold Christmas cards and dish cloths. We held a dance and a class supper which became annual events. Cur Sopnonore class officers were: Pete Vanderwarker, President; Barb Spring, Vice President; Dave Lonergan, Treasurer; and Nancy Lamb, Secretary. The traditional Twirp Dance was held. We received our class pins and sold Christmas cards and dish cloths. Entering our Junior year we elected the following officers: Gerald Crammond, President; Nancy Lamb, Vice-President; Carol Noel, Treasurer; and Barb Spring, Secretary. Our Junior plays and the Junior Prom, the theme of which was Moonlight and Roses were the big events of our third year. We also purchased our class rings which brought great excitement. We sold Christmas cards and wrappings, personalized stationery, iron-on initials, fire extinguishers, and we were able to sell candy at 'be football qames and after school. Although we lost many on the way, the rest of us finally reached the last plateau with these class officers: Paul Gallant, President; Dave Lonergon, Vice President; Carol Noel, Treasurer; and Nancy Lamb, Secretary. To add to the money for our Senior Trip we operated a store on the third floor for selling candy, ice cream, school supplies, T.H.S. pins and stickers. We held the Senior Dance and the Senior Play Archie Andrews under the direction of Miss Simpkins. The College Club gave a tea at the home of Mrs. Lawrence Thruston for the Senior girls. This is a history of our class as a group in the past years. atch your newspapers for news of their accomplishments as individuals in the future. 18 Class Will Margaret Beaudin leaves English to someone who likes It. Chuck Blanchard leaves his quietness to Bobby Allen. Barney Brock leaves his height to Tommy Carey. Sheila Clark leaves her shorthand ability to her sister. Dick Donnors leaves Mrs. Ledger. Gerry Crammond leaves his job on the newspaper to next year’s editor. Barb Davidson leaves her job in the theater to Linda. Grace Fuller leaves her dirty dishes to next year’s Home Ec. class. Paul Gallant quits his job as class president. Jean C iuoer leaves the Driver Ed. car in pieces. Tom Gunning leaves Miss Simpkins in peace and ouiet. John Hamilton leaves to pester-St. Michaels with his drums. Bill Hanchet leaves his seat in history class to Jim Davis. Ronald Hughes leaves Dancing Class I Irene Isabell leaves her datebook to Sharon V. Millie Ladd leaves for Montana. Nancy Lamb leaves her special history reports to our future seniors. Dave Lonercsn leaves the girls sad. Eugene Manl'-y leaves his dancing ability to Dan Peria. Susan Morton leaves her ability to get angry. Norm Nadeau leaves the football team. Carol Noel leaves her treasury books to Ronnie Allen. Jerry O’Connor leaves his wisecracks to Dave Ferguson. Barb Spring leaves her teasing, if possible!! Dorcey Thatcher leaves but plans to come back to haunt Mr. Doane. Kathy Thatcher leaves her athletic ability to Pat whitford. Peter Vanderwarker leaves the basketball team. Ed Vosberg LEAVES!til Bob wikstrom leaves the girls in peacel Pat Bougor leaves law to anyone who can understand it. Betty Jean Grinnell leaves the cheerleading squad. Elliot Shaw leaves history class for someone who wants it. Bub wisell leaves the Sec. Practice and Mrs. Bush, 19 Class Prophecy As I-float along on my fluffy blue cloud with Hugo, I can gaze into the future. If you are wondering who Hugo is, he's my loyal and dependable crystal ball. Traveling over lakes, hills, and cities, Hugo and I can see more than most people see. As I look into his smiling crystal-like face, I see many of my old friends. The first person I see in my crystal ball is Eugene Manley. Gene now runs a candy store of his own. Margaret Beaudin works for him and eats up a great many of his profits. He tells me that Jean Gauger runs a fashionable dress shop next door. Irene Isabel 1 models for Jean’s customers. All of a sudden there is a great commotion. Down the street cones a big parade with Chuck Blanchard as drum major. The parade is in honor of that great professional football star vui Nadeau. In the car with Norm is his manager, Ed Vosberg. Afte parade Norm tells me that Tom Gunning and Jerry O'Connor are big nu. i football. He also tells me that Dick Jonnors uullds and races sport .as. After the parade I decided to take a walk down main street to window shop. As I pass a televisor store, I see a familiar face on one of the T. V. screens. All of a sudden I recall that it is the face of Bob Wikstrom. Bob now does a comedy show under the name of Robert Q. Wikstrom. Grace Fuller and Sheila Clark, owners of a large baby food business, sponsor his show. From the commercials it seems that they are making big profits. As 1 walk on down the street, I come upon a big nightclub. The billboard in .'ront of the club advertises John Hamilton and his band. Because John was in my class, I decided to go in r.d say hello. The band is rehearsing with the vocalist. The singer .u ns out to be Nancy Lamb, an old friend of mine. Nancy tells me that Barney Brock is the owner of the club and Bill Hanchett is head waiter. She makes me promise to return that night to see the show. When I do return that night, I see many of my old class mates. Paul Gallant is there and he tells me that he is a child doctor and that Barbara Davidson is his nurse. Pete Vanderwarker is there with his wife, Carol Noel. Carol tells me that Dave Lonergan is a history professor at Vassar. She also tells me that Dorcey Thatcher is head of a big shipping line. Ronnie Hughes is the captain of one of her ships and Kathv Thatcher is the social and athletic director on the same ship, ■'ete ‘ .11s me that Gerry Crammond is with the F. B. I., and Sue Morton is his stenocrapher. My friends tell me that Bud V isell has joined the Navy and has a nirl in every port. Betty Jean Grinnell and Joan Maxwell run a driving school. Now 1 see Elliot Shaw is running a big power plant in Russia and Pat Bougor is his interpreter. Bob Cawley Is a professor of English at Trinity College in Vermont. After hearing about or seeing many of my friends, it seems that t e face of Milly Ladd is missing. When I ask my friends about Mllly, they tell me that she is a mad chemist, and has shut herself off from the rest of the world to experiment. All of a sudden my crystal ball turns black and I can see no more. My visions of my friends have faded, and I can do nothing but float along among the clouds with Hugo. 20 Barbara Spring 21 MaRG RET BEAUJIN Uaggy Choir (1,2,3A) Essex County Choir (1) Senior Play CHhRLES BLANCHARD Chuck-Prom Committee BERNARD BROCK Barney Basebal1 (1,2,3 U) Basketball (2,3 lj-) Junior Play senior Play SHEILA CLiRK Sheila Choir (1,2,3,1+) Senior Play RICHARD CONNORS Dick GERALD CRAMMOND Poor Boy Football (1,2) Choir (1,2,3,1+) All-State Choir (1+) All-County Choir (3,1+) Junior Play senior Play Class President (3) Basketball (1) Track and Field (1) Prom Committee Newspaper Club (1,2,3,1+) Newspaper Editor (3,1+) BARBARA JaVIuSOU “Barb Junior Play Senior Play French Club ( 3 U-) Latin Club (2) Newsoaper Club (1 ] GRhCE FULLER Grade Homernaking Club (1+) Junior Play PaUL GALlaNT Paul Class secretary (1) Football (1,2,3,1+) Track and Field (1,2,3,1+) Basketball I.ianaaer (2, 3 14-) Choir (2,3,1+) Essex County Choir (2,1+) Junior Play oenior Play Latin Club (1,2) Class President ('•.) ..rt Club (!+) JEAN GAUGER JeanIs'1 Senior Play THOMAS GUNNING Ton Basketball (1,2,3,1+) Baseball ( 1,2,3 U-) Football (1,2,3,1+) Junior VIay Senior .lay Varsity T. Club JOHN HAMILTON Ham Band (1,2,3,1+) Choir (1,2,3,14.) all-State (2,3,1+) Essex County Choir (1) Baseball (1) Band Vice-President (2,1+) Essex County Band (3,1+) Junior Play Latin Club (2,3,1+) French Club (3,1+) 25 WILLIaM HaNCHETT Bill Junior Play Latin Club (2,3,1+) RONALD HUGHES Ronnie Baseball (1) Art Club (1+) RENE IoABELL Tink Senior Play Cheerleading (2,3,1+) Junior Play Newspaper Club (2,3,1+) Choir (3,1+) Essex County (1+) MILDRED LADD Dimples- Choir (1,2,3,1;) Senior Play NANCY LAMB Gabby Class Secretary (2,1;) Class Vice-President (3) Ring Committee Prom Committee Junior Play Senior Play Yearbook Staff Choir (2,3,1;) All State (I;) All County (3 1;) Latin Club (2,3,!;) Art Club (!; DAVID LONERGaN Dave Football (1,2,3,1;) Co-captain (V) Basketball (1,2) Manager (1;) Baseball (1,2) Manager (3) Track (3,1;) Varsity T.Club Junior Play Senior Play Yearbook Staff Class Treasurer (2) Class Vice President (I4.) 27 EUGENE MaNLSY Scrooge Track Manager (1) Basketball (2,3,4) Varsity T, Club (3,1+) SUSAN MORTON Susie Choir (2,3,U) Newspaper Club (2,3,1+) Junior Play vrt Club (1+) Essex County Choir (1+) NORMAN NADEAU Norm Football (2,3.1+) Varsity T Club Junior Play Senior Play Art Club 28 CAROL NOEL Peanut Choir (1,3,14-) Essex a11 County Choir (1,3,14-) Class Treasurer (3,14-) Senior Play Majorette (1,3,14-) Ring Committee Prom Comnittee Art Club (I4.) Yearbook staff Junior Play GERaLD 0• CCN14CR Jerry Track (1) Latin Club (2,3,14-) Senior Play Treasurer (1) BARBARA SPRUNG Barb Class Vice President (1,2) Secretary (3) Choir (1,2,3,14.) All State (I4.) All County (1,2,3,U) Junior Play Senior Play Yearbook Staff Pron Comnittee Ring Committee Latin Club (2) Art Club (I4.) 29 DORCELLEEN THATCHER Dorcie Choir (3,14-) Homemaking Club (Lj.) Senior Play Yearbook Staff KaTHY THATCHER Sis Newspaper Club (1+) Senior Play PETE VANDERWARKER Vandy Football (1,2,3,1+) Co-captain (1+) Basketball (1,2,3,14-) Baseball (1,2,3,1+) Varsity T. Club Yearbook Staff Class President (1,2) Ring Committee EDV ARD VOS BURG Ed Football (2,3,14-) Baseball (1,2) Track (3,U) Captain (I4.) Basketball (I4.) Varsity T. Club (I4.) Art Club (14.) Football {Manager (I4.) Track 'anaoer (U-) ROBERT V IKSTROM Jugnead Latin Club (2) Newspaper Club (2,3,1+) French Club (3,1+) Secretary (k) Junior Play Senior Play M.rt Club (Ij.) .' ALTER VISELL Bud Baseball (1,2,) Basketball (1,2,3,14.) Football (1,2,3,1+) Co-captaln Track (1,2) Newapaper Club (1,2) Varsity T. Club Ring Committee 31 BETTY JEAN GRINNELL B.J. Cheerleadlnq (1,2,3,14-) Co-captain (14.) Essex County Choir (3 lj) Newspaper Club (2,3 1+) Assistant Editor (I4.) Latin Club (2) Choir (3,14.) Junior Play ELLIOTT SHhW Shawzie Football (1,3,4) Basketball (1,2) Baseball (1,2,3,4) Varsity T. Club (3,4) In addition to the Seniors pictured above, we would like to mention two of our friends and former classmates who have left Ticonderoga High School to attend other schools. They are Barry Lonergan, who is attending St. John's Atonement Seminary at Montour Falls, New York, and John Lapointe, who is attending Tabor Academy at Marion, Massachusetts. 33 Prom Queen Beverly Matthews 34 PROM QUEEN AND HER COURT Left to right: Irene Isabell, Joan Maxwell, Mary Bordeau, Beverly Matthews Nancy Lamb, Mary Zambordino, Carol Noel THE GRAND MARCH iniOHa' aflO AOTN3 S30V 11V jO SaSOU'.U 37 The annual Senior Tea oresented by the College Club held at the hone of Mrs. Lawrence Thurston. Seated left to right: 3arbara Spring, Nancy Lamb, Jean Gauaer, f'rs. Thurston, 5'rs. Stevenson, President of College Club, ’’iss Simpkins, ’’rs. lobinsor., Carol Neel. Standing left to right: Patrica Bougor, Irene Isabell, Beverly Matthews, Barbara Davidson, Mrs. Beha, Mrs. Soane, Mrs. Burroughs, rs. Rider, Katherine Thatcher, Joan Maxwell, Betty Jenn Grinnell, Margaret Beaudin. 38 SENIOR TEA On November ll(.f 1956 the Senior girls met at four o'clock at the home of Mrs. Lawrence Thurston, on Amherst Avenue for the annual Senior Tea sponsored by the College Club. There was much excitement during the preparations for this event. The tea was enjoyed by all and we wish to thank Mrs. Thurston for opening her home to us. 39 THE SENIOR SUPPER The class supper is an annual affair designed to promote a closer relationship between parents and teachers. t this informal get-together, the students act as hosts for their parents and their teachers. The food is prepared and served by the students. Everyone enjoyed the good food and friendly atmosphere of our four annual suppers. 40 vi)ove HARD AT WORK' R. Murray says Urnmn Good.' 41 Senior Ball 42 ■SCilljR Pt- -v u.-w T Left to Right First Row: Carol Noel, Irene Isabell, Barbara Spring, Nancy Lamb, Sheila Clark, Miss Simpkins Second Row: Margaret Beaudln, Thomas Gunning, Lave Lonergan, Bernard Brock, Gerald Crammond, Paul Gallant, uorcelleen Thatcher, Jerry O’Connor Third Row: Barbara Davidson, Robert . ikstrom, Kathy Thatcher, Millie Ladd 43 OF ALL THINGS THE DISPLACED BaBY-sITTER 44 A Mr SKY FODDER JUNIOR PLAYS Casts Left to Right SKY FODDER Betty Jean Grinnell, Bob . ikstrom, Tom Gunning, Norn Nadeau, John LaPointe. OF ,J.L THINGS Mary Zambardino, John Hamilton, Irene Isabell, Paul Gallant, Bob ikstrom, Dave Loneroan, Beverly Matthews, Grace Fuller, Barbara Curtis THE DISPLACED BABY-SITTER First Row: Carol Noel, Gerald Crammond, Jack Wisell, . Susan Morton, Nancy Lamb, Barbara Spring, Second Row: Bob Cawley, Barbara Davidson, Bill Hanchett, Guy Fuller. 45 TICONDERUGA high Eighth Grade Graduation STREETRCAD 46 mmm .V .V.' .V.V .V. , •vIvIvX'Xv! !'! CLASS PRESIDENT '.V.V.V.V.V.% 'mm m llllllsll m UNDERCLASSES JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS and ADVISER Left to Right Ronald Allen, Treasurer James Benjamin, Secretary Mrs. Carney, Adviser Robert Hill, President Dale Cronan, Vice President Mr. Cunningham's Junior Homeroom 48 Miss Peria's Junior Homeroom 49 SOPHCf.DRE CLASS OFFICERS and ADVISERS Left to Right Sharon Varnette, Vice President John Morette, President Miss Simpkins, Adviser Mr. Stevenson, Adviser Gary Vosburg, Secretary Russell Sage, Treasurer Miss Simpkins Sophomore Homeroom 50 Miss Se1 leek1s Sophomore Homeroom Mr. Beha's Sophomore Homeroom 51 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS and ADVISER Left to Right Carol Vickers, Vice President Bill Joubert, President Mr. Harris, Adviser Shirley Sage, Secretary Glen Porter, Treasurer Mrs. Bush's Freshman Homeroom 52 r• Harris's Freshman Homeroom Mr« Van Vleet's Freshman Homeroom 53 EIGHTH GRADE SCHOOL LIFE FEATURES Pupils are seen being served a hot, nutritious, well balanced lunch by Mrs, Francis Boomhower, Mrs.-Elin Letson, Mrs, Fanny Gregory, and Mrs. Sara Newton. Because of participation in the Federal Lunch Program, lunches may be purchased at low prices. 58 Even winter doesn’t stop our Driver Education program. 59 Mr. Cunningham shows the future Engineers of America how to use a slide rule. The English III class seems puzzled by its work. 60 Click-Clack Ding Dong, That’s how the typing room sounds. Grade children learn the appreciation of art under the instruction of Mr. Sola 61 In shop we train hands as well as minds. Dancing class helps students In their social life. 63 '. here English ends and French begins. An apple a day heaps tne doctor av ay 64 OPEN HOUSE The purpose of Open House is to acquaint parents with their childrens teachers and schoolwork. 65 66 ATHLETICS BASEBALL FIRST ROw: 3ob Cawley, John Morette, Mike Hayes, Ronnie La i.'arque, Dale Cronan, Don Porter. SECOND ROV : Coach Stevenson, Lee Spring, Bernard Brock, Elliott Shaw, Tam Gunnina, Albert Thompson, Mike Vigliotti, John Burleigh, Dean Dolbeck. LAST ROV : ’Albert reruason, Mike Gallant, Peter Robinson, Mike Connery, TICONDEROGA BASEBALL Ticonderoga s baseball team continued their streak of winning seasons again last spring by winning sixteen games and losing two games. 68 BASEBALL SCORES T iconderoga 7 0 Crown Point T iconderoga 12 6 Crown Point T iconderoga 7 0 E town T iconderoga 9 0 Johnsburg T iconderoga 11 2 Northwood T iconderoga 5 9 Port Henry T iconderoga 12 9 Crown Point T iconderoga 5 0 Northwood T iconderoga 19 h Minevi1le T iconderoga 9 5 Johnsburg T iconderoga 25 3 Moriah TIconderoga 14 1 E town T iconderoga 5 9 Port Henry T iconderoga 19 0 Crown Point T iconderoga 9 7 Minevilie T iconderoga 8 2 Moriah TICONDEROGA TRACK Ticonderoga's track team had four track meets last spring. The Lake Placid Triangular Meet between Lake Placid, Ticonderoga, and Ausable Forks was cancelled. In the Plattsburg v armup Meet our team couped seventeen points. In the Plattsburg Invitational Meet in the competition of sixteen teams from Canada, Vermont, and New York, our team got only two points. In the Mineville-Tlconderoga Meet, Ticon-deroga won 73 of the possible 108 points. In the Lake Placid Sectionals our team captured twenty-six points. Track is a recent addition to Ticonderoga's program and is rapidly becoming popular among the students. 69 TRaCK FIRST ROw: Victor La Vallee, Bill Trombley, David Dlskln, Dave Lonergan, LaST ROW: James Davis, Rolland Forgette, Edward Vosburg, John La Polnte, Ronald Allen. FOOTBALL SCORES T iconderoga 6-27 Fairhaven Ticonderoga 2£-0 Mlnevi1le T iconderoga ik-b2 Plattsburg T iconderoga 20-13 Port Henry T iconderoga 19-19 Northwood T iconderoga 21-0 Lake Placid Ticonderoga 114.-20 M.A. I. T iconderoga IIl-33 St. John's 70 FOOTBALL ROW: Jim Davis, Dave Lonergan, Mike Hayes, Pete Vanderwarker Henry1 Isabel 1 VislIottl Phil Huestis, Norman Nadeau, Bill Trombley, v°W:ci ?n?idcvllen' Lee sPrin9 Dale Cronan, Rolland Forgette, Tom Burke, Elliott Shaw, David Trudeau, Paul Gallant, Joe Paulo, Norman Keith. THIRD ROW: Tom Morhouse, David DIskin, Alan Wemette, Mike Me Keown, Doug Nadeau, Bill Joubert, Paul Blanchard, Mike Gallant, Mike Brown Leon Hulbert. ’ LAST ROW: Mr. Van Vleet, Coach Stevenson, Mr. Sola, Pat Me Veiqh. Tom Carey, Tom Carr, Mike Me Coughlin, Ed Vosburg, Bill Dickinson! TICONDEROGA FOOTBALL Ticonderoga had a very good football season this fall. Our record in league play was three wins, three losses, and one tie. We had one nonleague game with Fairhaven which we lost. The team had hustle and drive which brought about many outstanding plays. Our teams aggressive spirit encouraged more spectators to come to the games. 71 LrtST SEASON Left: Pete Vanderwarker Right: Mike Hayes Be low: Kurt Peria Left: Eugene Manley Riaht: Bud .-isell varsity basketball left to Right: Pete Vanaerwarker, iVike Gallant, Lee Spring, John Morette, Bud Wisell, Coach Wallace Stevenson, Eugene Manley, Mike Hayes, Norman Keith, Dale Cronan, Pete Robinson, and Kurt Peria. Kneeling: Managers Dave Lonergan and Jim Benjamin TICCMUEROGA BASKETBALL Ticonderoga's basketball team had a bad start this season, but recovered nicely to go on to win some important games. T iconderoga Scores 53-79 Crown Point T iconderoga 1+0-63 Northwood T iconderoga ?l-7l+ Plattsburgh T iconderoga 67-63 Minevilie T iconderoga 1+2-70 Peru T iconderoga 69-56 Keesevi1le T iconderoga 58-32 Northwood T iconderoga 1+0-52 Ausable T iconderoga 71+-55 Port Henry T iconderoga 65-1+2 Lake Placid T iconderoga 55-28 Minevilie T iconderoga 56-51+ Crown Point T iconderoga 55-52 Plattsburgh 74 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Standing left to right: Manager L.on i. itzenneyer, Mike Brown, Leon Hurlburt, Vic LaVallee, Dean Dol-beck, Coach Donald Van Vleet, like Connery, Randie Pratt, Bill Joubert, Rodney Hurlburt, Ton Carey, and Manager Dan Peria. Kneeling left to right: Doug Nadeau, Bill Smith, Joe Paulo, Tom Morehouse, and Carl Thatcher. JUNIOR VARSITY Ticonderoga s junior varsity basketball team has had bad luck this season as indicated by the scores below. Scores T iconderoga 53-66 Crown Point T iconderoga 26-27 Northwood T iconderoga 20-67 Plattsburgh T iconderoga 31-3!; Minevilie T iconderoga 39-30 Peru T iconderoga 23-!;8 Keesevilie T iconderoga 39-32 Ausable T iconderoga 39-30 Port Henry T iconderoga Lake Placid T iconderoga 37-!;7 Minevilie T io inderoga 29-62 Crown Point T iconderoga 26-55 Plattsburgh 75 OUR NEY LY-ORGANI D BO'. LIUG LEAGUE 76 ORGANIZATIONS Choir Alto Section Tenor Bass Section 78 S praro Section 79 Band Majorettes Clarinet and Flute Section 80 Trumpet and Cornet Section French Horn, 3ass, and Trombone Section Percussion Section 81 Cheerleaders 82 83 Latin Club Honemaking Club Sponsors The Class of 1957 wishes to thank its sponsors for their donations which have made the 1957 CARILLON possible. It is through the support of school activities by our friends and parents that we are able to achieve a well-rounded education and a memorable undergraduate life. Dr. J. P. J. Cummins Dr. James Walsh Dr. Peter Lawerence Dr. G. P. Cook Dr. Henry Hesselman Dr. Rudolph Martin Dr. Karl Bowers Dr. Milton Bennett Dr. William Vilardo Dr. Thomas Cummins A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth ShuIts vr. and Mrs. Grant Thatcher 3etty and Bob Ledger Romeo Contois Mr. and Mrs. L. Judson Morhouse Mr. and Mrs. Richard Grinnell Mr. and Mrs. Harold Noel Mr. and Mrs. Charles Royce Mr. and Mrs. H. Allen Wikstrom Mr. and Mrs. Arther Foley Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Russell Mr. Glenn Atchlnson Mrs. Venice Livingston D. J. Viscardi 86 9NISI1U3AQV Best of Luck to the Class of 1957 Macauley's Restaurant Ticonderoga, N.Y. Mom Lucl1le Walt on fashions for the Miss to the Mrs. You'll appreciate the complete selection we offer lor your shopping convenience. You'll enjoy the friendly attentive service whether you buy or browse. TI-ECONOMY Montcalm Street Ticonderoga, New York 86 Best Wishes = to the H Class of 1957 CHRISTMAS CLUB M 109 Lake George Ave. = Ticonderoga, N. Y. iihiiiii null niiiiiii mu iiiiiiin null 89 ARTHUR DELORf.i Cattle Dealer Licensed New York and Vermont Bonded Phone 663 Ticonderoga, N. Y. Good Luck Seniors THE TICONuEROGA BOWLING LANES Compliments of ROMA RESTAURANT Compliments of Grant Johnson Best of Luck to the Class of '57 Lester's Service Station and Cabins C. F. Lester dicker Street Ticonderoga, N. Y. Tel. k9k Compliments of KASSEL'S Ticonderoga, N. Y. Good Luck to the Class of 1957 MDORE'S HARDWARE 123 Montcalm Street Ticonderoga, N. Y. Telephone 50 90 DOWNE'S STORE Footwear for the Family Compliments and of Men's Furnishings Bevilacqua's Grocery Telephone $2 Ticonderoga, N. Y. Compliments For Auto Repairs of ROOFER'S GARAGE CHAMPLAIN VALLEY DRY CLEANERS Phone 636 Ticonderoga, N. Y. Alexandria Ave. Ticonderoga Compliments Compliments of of BLANCHaRD KELLEY Francis E. Malaney Ticonderoga, N, Y. Compliments Compliments of of WOOLWORTH'S Burleigh's Restaurant Ticonderoga, N. Y. 91 Compliments of T1 OIL INC. Ticonderoga, N. Y. Telephone 92 RILEY 5 RESTAURANT Air Conditioned for your Comfort Specializing in Steaks Chops Sea Food Montcalm St. Ticonderoga PETTY S BARBER SHOP Ladies Hair Cutting II4.O Montcalm St. Ticonderoga, N. Y. Flowers . .. . h« h of p.rf 10 1 aJJ.d “eh Compliments of ORl!.ES FLORAL CO. Ticonderoga, N. Y. Compliments of THE VARIETY SHOP Montcalm St. Ticonderoga, N.Y. ,-d.LEN'S SERVICE STATION 92 Compliments of Pearl's Department Store Ticonderoga's only complete Department Store Clothing Shoes Furniture Mattresses Linoleum Best Wishes to the Class of '57 GALLANT'S SHOE STORE 167 Montcalm St. Ticonderoga, N. Y. Visit our new shoe store Featuring The newest In shoes for the entire family 93 Kirby D. Wilcox Funeral Director Furniture Floor Coverings Picture Framing everything for the home at very reasonable prices . Visit our Enlarged and Newly Decorated Store 156 I .ontcalm St. Ticonderoga, N. Y. For o quickie lunch Or on evening tnock For o friendly brunch Conpliments TC:.: 1 JEEDY'S of LOG HOUSE E. C. HENRY, INC. Open Lumber and Building Materials Day and night Port Henry Ticonderoga Hague Rd. Ticonderoga, N.Y. 94 L. H. BENJAMIN Coal and Fuel Oil Homgas Service Firestone Products Dupont Paints 197 Montcalm St. Ticonderoga, N. Y. Telephone 256 TROUT BROOK GARAGE Hague Road ficonderoaa, N. Y. Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 195? COOKE SACCO Ticonderoga, N. Y. Telephone 8 Smart wear For Men, Women and Children 95 NADEAU'S RIDING STABLE Hague Road Ticonderoga, N. Y. Congratulations Seniors For the Continue to grow in wisdom FINEST IN HARDWARE SUN UP GARDEN Huestis Co. Inc. Poultry and Vegetables Whose business is growing Montcalm Street Ticonderoga, N. Y. Best Wishes RICE'S SERVICE STATION 5 Wicker St. Texaco Gas and Oil Auto Accessories Groceries Compliments of A Friend 96 COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE • Checking Accounts • Savings Accounts Paying 3?S per annum • Personal Loans •Home Financing on Mortgage • Modernization Loans •Auto and Appliance Financing •And Many Other Modern Bank Services V E INVITE YOUR BUSINESS I THE NATIONAL CITY BANK OF TROY Montcalm Street at Champlain Ticonderoga, New York A National Bank—’.'ember Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation TI MOTORS INC. 55 Nicker Street Ticonderoga, N. Y. Tel. 995 Tel. 998 Ford Mercury Dealers See the New 1957 Ford 1957 Mercury at the Garage With the Friendly Atmosphere Best Wishes from The Class of I960 97 CHARLES S. MOORE Author i zed Sales Service Parts Compliments of Sagan s Men s Shop Port Henry, N. Y. CIRCLE GROCERY Quallty Groceries Vegetables Fruits I.leats Ticonderoga, N. Y. 98 Best of Luck to the Class of 1957 1. 2, j . s'. 5. 7. 3. 9. Leslie I.'. Crr Dependable Insurance Service TIconderoga Get more with Les 10. 11. 12. 13-1U- 15. 16. 17. lfl. 19. 20, 21. 22. Barbara Davidson Ronnie Hughes Tom Gunning Betty Jean Grlnnell Jean Gauger Bill Hanchett Nancy Lamb Bud and Bill Wise 11 Paul Gallant Gerry Cramnond and Beverly Mattnews Susan Morton Barbara Spring Irene Isabell Carol Noel Grace Fuller Dick Connors Margaret Beaudin Bob Wikstrom Dorcey Thatcher Sheila Clark Dave Lonergan Joan Maxwell Congratulations and Best Wishes from The Class of 1953 99 3est of Luck from The Class of 1959 Compliments of Champagne's Grocery Lake George Ave. Ticonderoga, N. Y. Guy's Ice Cream is served in the Ticondercga High School Cafeteria and is sold in the Senior's candy room. 100 Keepsake Diamonds Bulova and Elgin Watches H. W. RATHBUN Jeweler Gorham and Wallace Sterling Syracuse and Lenox China Fostoria Glassware For Happy Hens Try our G. L. F. Products DRAKE STANTON Ticonderoga, N. Y. Compliments of MAC MIL LAI'! S GULF STATION Montcalm Street Ticonderoga, N. Y. For women's wear for all occasions HENRIETTE KAYE'S Montcalm Street Ticonderoga, N. Y. 101 Mason Smith Montcalm Street Ticonderoga, N. Y. Yearbo k Photographer every year F. O. SPRING f f'obilheat Mobil Kerosene 5 Phone VaH- a Ticonderoga, N. Y. GOOD LUCK NOISY SENIORS STULL«S Montcalm St. Ticonderoga ROV ITZER BUICK INC. II J 0 II Authorized Sales and Service Ticonderoga, N.Y. 102 ★ SKILLS f) PONTIAC... NOELS DUHKLEY li C. Pontiac Sales and Service Repairs on all nakes of cars and trucks Phone 37 10 Schuyler St. Ticonderoga, N. Y. C. A. LCCKROW COMPANY Royal Typewriters A. B. Dick Duplicators Office Equipment Supplies Service I4.6 Sailly Avenue Plattsburgh, New York GlUIDANCE—balanced training — activities. Placement in key positions in business, professional and government offices. ALBANY BUSINESSCOLLEGE 12 ’.'4 WRshmcton Ave.. Albany 6. N. Y. .’ ( Rrfrytrfti — Veicrmrt Approved Compliments of JOHNSON ORCHARDS AND LEDGE-EVER FAR! 5 V allace and Lyle Johnson 103 Best Wishes f rom TICONDEROGA SENTINEL Compliments of Don and Cleon Titus CROWN GARAGE Crown Point, N. Y. We sell Jeeps. Jeep FORWARD CONTROL 104 Try CARNEY’S for Metered Gas Service Phone 305 Stewart’s Dairy 521 The Portage Ticonderoga, N. Y. Congratulations to the Class of 1951 of FORTINO’S RESTAURANT Ticonderoga, N. Y. Conpliments of POND LUMBER AND COAL CO. INC. J. H. GILBO SONS Plumbing - Heating - Hardware Electrical Supplies Super Flame Bottle Gas PORT HENRY, N. Y. 105 Shop and save at. THE AVENUE MARKET Where it pleases us to please you. Lake George Avenue Ticonderoga, N. Y. Tel. 13$ HORTON STRONG jeSoto and Plymout Sales and Servic-Towing Service General Repairs Phone 39 r— oint, N. Y. Compliments of :SSEX COUNTY GAS SERVIC : 106 r.'ill Supplies Ticonderoga, N. Y. 107 Autographs 108