Ticonderoga High School - Carillon Yearbook (Ticonderoga, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1958 volume:

i llian at i l f'ts t'r ecklaoes with crosses o TABLE OF CONTENTS ACTIVITIES ADVERTISING ADMINISTRATION CLASSES DEDICATION FACULTY SENIORS SPORTS UNDERCLASSMEN Presented by THE CLASS OF 1958 Ticonderoga High School Ticonderoga, New York Dedication We, the class of 1958, wish to dedicate oor yearbook to Mrs. Richard Carney, our class adviser. Throughout our four years of high school, Mrs. Carney has given of her time unselfishly to make our class and Its projects successful. We wish to extend our appreciation to her for her untiring patience and leadership. 3 SECRETARIES Left to Right: Mrs. Winona Ash, Mrs. Evelyn Burleigh, Mrs. Dorothy Strong We, the Class of 1958, wish to take this opportunity to thank the many members of the faculty who have assisted us in the production of our year book. 4 Administration Mabel Hornburg-Elementary Supervisor-Genesee S.T.C., Syracuse University George Burroughs-American History-Jr. Sr. High School Prlncipal-Cornell University, Hamilton College, Syracuse University Robert T. Roblnson-Sup t of Schools-Albany S.T.C., Cornell University, Columbia University, Plattsburg S.T.C. Unfortunately, we were unable to obtain a picture of all the Board of Education members. BOARD OF EDUCATION Floyd Russe11-President Kenneth Shults Dr. Karl Bowers Dr. James Walsh Wallace Johnson Alex Stowell William Cat 1 in J. Patrick Carney Gordon Burleigh, Clerk AUTOGRAPHS Miss Stanton-6th Grade-Plattsburg S.T.C. Mrs. Quinn-6th Grade-Plattsburg S.T.C. Faculty Miss Genevieve Bush-5th Grade- Plattsburg S.T.C. Mrs. Hazel Gayzur-6th Grade-Plattsburg S.T.C.,Potsdam S.T.C., Mr. Thomas Tosh-6th Grade-Plattsburg S.T.C. Mrs. Edith Saunders-$th Grade-Plattsburg S.T.C. U.V.M. Mr. William Sola-Art-Rhode Island School of Design, Cornell University, Syracuse University Mrs. Aida Sirrlne-Elementary Art-Syracuse University Mr. John Behr-Band, Music Appreciation,General Music-University of Notre Dame,Ithaca College Mr. Graham Davis-Shop-St. Lawrence University, Oswego State Teachers, Syracuse Univ. ,Plattsburg Miss Mary Ann Mueller-Elementary Vocal Music, Junior-Senior High School Choirs-Seton Hall, Potsdam S.T.C. 8 Charles Royce-Amerlean History-Union College, Albany S.T.C. Alma Bush-Business Subjects-University of New Hampshire Gordon Harris-Science-Clarkson College of Tech..Columbia University Agnes Peria-English-St. Lawrence University, Cornell University Elizabeth Owen-7th Grade Math-Potsdam S.T.C. C.A.Gooding-7th Grade English, Citizenship Education-Oswego S.T.C. Corena Gallant-7th Grade Spelling, Citizenship Education-Oneonta S.T.C., Albany S.T.C. Vera Cook-Homemaking-Syracuse University, Plattsburg S.T.C. John Doane-Business Subjects-Boston University, University of Vermont Elizabeth Ledger-7th 8th Grade Science, General Math,-Albany S.T.C., Columbia University, R.P.l. Beatrice Selleck-Latin French-Middlebury College, University of Vermont Phyllis LaTour-Grade 5-Plattsburg S.T.C. Mary Townsend-Grade [{.-Plattsburg S.T.C. Simeon McIntyre-Special Class Building Prlnclpal-Plattsburg S.T.C. Dorothy Roblnson-Kindergarten-Columbia University Teacher's College Evelyn Forcier-Grade 1-St. Lawrence University, Plattsburg S.T.C. Blanche Rice-Grade l|.-Plattsburg S.T.C. May Carrol 1-Grade 1-Oneonta S.T.C. Viola Gallant-Grade 2-Plattsburg S.T.C. Frieda Howard-Grade 2-Plattsburg S.T.C. Beatrice Duprey-Grade l|.-Potsdam S.T.C. Margaret Gooding-Grade 3-Wheelock College Jean Phinney-Grade 3- Plattsburg S.T.C. CENTRAL SCHOOL TEACHERS ALEXANDRIA SCHOOL TEACHERS Ethel Clancy-Kindergarten-Jacksonvi1le S.T.C. Mary Thompson-Grade 3-Plattsburg S.T.C. Margaret Price- Grade 2 Building Principal-New Paltz S.T.C. Patricia Doane-Grade 1-Boston Teacher's College Irene Hall-8th 9th Grade Citizenship Education-Potsdam S.T.C.,Albany S.T. Marion Johnson-8th Grade Math (Substitute)-Trlnlty College, Cornell Unlv. John McCarthy-7th 8th Grade Spel1ing.Engllsh; 9th 10th Grade Citizenshi Education-Fordham Unlverslty, Albany S.T.C. Edward Tyrell-8th Grade English,Spe11ing-Unlversity of Maine Helen Hayward - 8th grade math, absent when the picture was taken. Frances Malaney, R.N.- Ass't. Supervisor- House of Providence (Detroit) Florence Osier, R.N. - School Nurse- Bellevue School of Nursing, N.Y. Univ. Frances Keogh-Grade 3- Plattsburg S.T.C. Winifred Kelly-Grade 2-Plattsburg S.T.C. Margaret Malaney-Grade 1 Building PrIncipal-Oneonta S.T.C. Della Domlny-Grade l|.-Plattsburg S.T.C. WEEDVILLE SCHOOL TEACHERS STREF.TROAD SCHOOL TEACHERS Consuelo Clark-Grade 3 U-Hudson Falls Training Class, Plattsburg S. T. C. Marlon Rlchards-Grade 2-Plattsburg S.T.C. Patricia Besson-Kindergarten-Farmlngton S.T.C. (Maine) Elizabeth Brock-Grade 1 Building Prlnclpal-Plattsburg S.T.C. 13 Myron Rindsberg-Guidance English-Albany S.T.C., Cornell University Doris Rindsberg-Ass't to Librarian-Smith College Jane Carney-Librarlan-Albany S.T.C. John Cunningham-Mathematics-Cornel1 University. Albanv s T r Elizabeth Slmpkins-EnglIsh-Albany S.T.C. V S T‘C- MontclairhsrT?c!d H1St°ry’ Drlver Educatlon-Stroudsburg S.T.C., Ava ilabia I Q oung again! I •; r ir imajA ain s,mo Campf ire Girls Fresh up with 7-Up. . , rri nd, Fo« or Frio 9 7 Wallace Stevenson-Athletic Director-Ithaca College Donald Van Vleet-General Science Coaching-SprlngfieId College Edna Greenwood-Health Physical Educatlon-Sargent College, Boston University, Plattsburg S.T.C. 16 KEY TO THE BABY PICTURES ON PAGE Graduatio Class History In September of 195U our class began its high school career as sixty-seven humble freshmen, some of whom came from the outlying districts of Putnam and Streetroad. We elected Jane Morhouse as President, Dale Cronan as Vice President, Margo Foley as Treasurer, and Sally ’Vickes as Secretary. During the year, we held two successful dances and as the months wore on, we decided to try our talents at selling pencils, Christmas Cards and Wrappings. This venture proved Satisfactory and with part of the profits, we gave our first class supper. Thus with a bright horizon ahead, we concluded the first steps up that long stairway to graduation. In our Sophomore year, we elected Jane Morhouse as President, Sally Wickes as Vice President, Margo Foley as Treasurer, and Fredericka Newton as Secretary. To increase our treasury, we decided to sell ribbon and stationary and to hold a food sale. We also held four dances, one of which was the traditional Twirp Dance and, to add spice of variety, a Mad Hatter Dance at which prizes were given for the maddest hat. In March we decided to hold the annual supper. Ending our Sophomore year, we had advanced a few more steps with success. At last we were on the upper level of high school, we were Juniors. Bob Hill was elected President, Dale Cronan, Vice President, Jim Benjamin, Secretary, and Ronnie Allen, Treasurer. We continued to sell ribbon and Christmas Cards and again held a food sale and class supper. Our most important projects this year were the purchase of class rings, our plays, and our prom. Mr. Gooding directed Miggles, Miss Selleck directed A Night in the Country, and Mr. Rindsberg directed Danger. Next came the formal event of the year, the Junior Prom. Roman Gardens was selected for a theme and Jane Morhouse was chosen queen. With a great amount of work and determination, a fountain was made which received the praise of everyone and along with the beautiful mural and misty atmosphere of the blue lights, the gym was transformed Into a lovely dance floor. Now we are in our last year. No longer will we have to look over heads at an assembly or wait at dismissal. As Seniors, we are first. Our officers are Ronnie Allen, President, Jim Davis, Vice President, Jim Benjamin, Treasurer, and Fredericka Newton, Secretary. A Senior Tea was given by the College Club at the home of Mrs. Thomas Rider and the girls enjoyed themselves very much. In November, we held our last class supper; the menu was hotdogs and sauerkraut. In December we held our Alumni Ball and chose a king and queen from the alumni who attended. We also proudly took over the keys to the candy room and new shelves were made to display our goods. Looking in the future now, we see that final step. It has been a long, hard climb, but we are almost there. We sincerely thank Mrs. Carney, our class advisor, and all of our other teachers who through the years have helped us to achieve success in our high school career. Because of their help, we shall graduate this June as proud students of Ticonderoga High School. Moira Smith Brenda McGinty ZZ BARBARA BARBER Newspaper Club (3,1 ) Art Club (3) Senior Play fern delarm Choir (2,3) Latin Club (2,3) 23 RONALD ALLEN RONNIE Class Treasurer (3) Class President (£) Latin Club (1,2) Junior Play Senior Play Football (1,2,3,! ) Track (1,2,3,1;) Varsity T Club (2,3,k) President U) JACQUELINE WENDELL JACKIE Newspaper Club (1,2,3 U-) Co-editor (3) Choir (1,2,3 A) All State (U) Essex County (2,3 U) Majorettes (1,2,3 U-) Co-chairman Prom Committee JOYCE PERKINS PERKIE Latin Club (1,2) SARAH WICKES SALLY Class Secretary (1) Class Vice President (2) French Club (3 A) Latin Club (2) Newspaper Club (1,2,3) Secretary-Treasurer (2,3) Cheerleading (1,2,3A) Co-Captain (3A) Junior Play Senior Play Bowling League (2,3), PHILLIP HUESTIS PHIL Football (1,2,3A) Co-captain A) Varsity T Club (2,3A) Vice-President (3A) Yearbook Staff Sports Editor EDWARD THOMPSON NED French Club (3A) Vice-President A) Latin Club (2) Art Club (2,3A) Choir (2) Band (1) All State (1) Junior Play Prom Mural Painting Yearbook Staff Art-editor Track (1) 25 MARY ELLEN FITZGERALD JUDITH CRUICKSHANK 26 MDIRA SMITH SMYTHE S W (7 V Newspaper Club (1,2,3,14.) Junior Play Choir (2,3,14.) All State (1;) Essex County (3,14.) Bowling League ( 2) James davis JIM Class Vice-President (I4.) Junior Play Senior Play Football (2,3 l4-) Track (2,3,(4.) Varsity T Club (3,14-) Store Manager (3 U-) FREDRICKA NEWTON TEDDY Class Secretary (2,14.) French Club (3,1+) Latin Club (1,2,3) Choir (1,2,3,14.) Essex County (2,3,14.) All State (2,3,ii.) Junior Play Senior Play Co-editor Yearbook 27 MICHAEL GALLANT JAMES CHARBONEAU JIM Art Club (3) Junior Play Co-chairman Ring Committee Track (1) ' 'i ToKeV MIKE Latin Club (2,3) Junior Play Baseball (1,2,3) Basketball (2,3) Football (3) Varsity T Club (2,3,lj.) COLLEEN ANN LESTER Latin Club (2,3) Homemaking Club (3,14.) Newspaper Club (1,2) Junior Play Senior Play Choir (1,2,3,14.) 28 WALTER MCLAUGHIN WALT Yearbook Staff Photography Manager MARCIA BADGER MARC French Club (2,3) Newspaper Club (2,3) Band (1,2,3,14-) All State ( 1,3,14-) Essex County (1,2,3) Concert Band (2) All State Orchestra (1) Essex County Orchestra (1,14.) Choir (1,2,3,14) All State (2) MARTHA McCLURE Transfer 29 JUDITH BROWN JUDY French Club (2,3) Treasurer (3) Newspaper Club (3) Band (1,2) Concert Band (2) Senior Play Yearbook Staff Literary Editor Bowling League (2,3) MARGARET FOLEY MARGO French Club (3,1;) Latin Club (2) Newspaper Club (1,2,3) Choir (2,3,1;) Essex County (3) All State (1;) Junior Play Senior Play Co-chairman Prom Committee Yearbook Staff Business Manager Class Treasurer (1,2) CAROL RUSSELL RUSTY French Club (3,1;) Latin Club (2,3) Choir (2,3) Essex County (2) Newspaper Club (1,2) Majorette (1) Cheerleading (2,3,1;) Captain (1;) Junior Play Senior Play 30 JANE MORHOUSE Class President (1,2) French Club (2,3,2+) Vice-President (3) Latin Club (2,3) Newspaper Club (1) Choir (1,2,3,! ) Essex County (1,2,3,1 ) All State (2,3,1 ) Homemaking Club (3) Vice-President (3) G. A. A. Executive Committee G. A. A. President (1 ) Junior Play Junior Prom Queen Co-editor Yearbook COLLEEN GRIMES Latin Club (3,1 ) Homemaking Club (3,1 ) Art Club (1 ) JOANNE LABATORE Latin Club (2) Choir (1,2,3,1 ) x Band (1,2,3,! ) Essex County (1,2,3) All State (1 ) Essex County Orchestra (1 ) Concert Band (2) 31 NORMA COOK Latin Club (3) Choir (2,3,k) Senior Play SANDRA LEE FERGUSON SANDY French Club (2,3) Homenaaking Club (k) Choir (2,3,k) ANN BELDEN Latin Club (3) Newspaper Club (1,2,3) Junior Play Choir (1,2.3.k) All State (2,k) Bowling League (2,3) Essex County (k) 32 JUST I HA. ROOKER JON CURTIS Latin Club (2) Junior Play Football Manager (2) Basketball Manager (2) TINA n Junior Play Senior Play Art Club (3) Newspaper Club (I4.) Bowl lng. League (2) Student Council (4) LINDA JACKSON LIN Choir (2,3) Newspaper Club Majorette (4) Bowling League U,2,3,4) (2) 33 JANE CARNEY WILLIAM WISELL BILL Football (1) Basketball (3) Track (1) Band (2) Varsity T Club (Ij.) Newspaper Club (U) Choir (1,2,3,14.) All-State Choir (l|.) Essex County Choir (1,2,14.) Cheerleading (I4.) Majorettes (1,2,3) BETH MOODY Choir (2,3) Latin Club (3) 34 ALAN WEMETT Junior Play Football (3,1 ) Varsity T Club Manager Basketball WILLIAM TROMBLEY BILL Football (2,3,1 ) Track (2,3,1 ) Varsity T Club (2, 3,1+) 35 JOAN NICHOLS Choir (2,3) Latin Club (2,3) Art Club (lv) . PATRICIA MCCARTY PAT Latin Club (3) Newspaper Club (3) Choir (2,14.) All State (I4.) Bowling League (3) LINDA DAVIDSON LIL Choir (2,3) Essex County (3) Newspaper Club (2,3,l .) Art Club (3) Senior Play Secretary Girls Athletic Association (3) Nominating Committee G. A. A. (3) 36 JOAN PHILLIPS WENDELL SPRING LEE Football (3,14.) Basketball (1,2,3 1|-) Baseball (1.2,3A) Varsity T Club (3A) Junior Play 37 BRENDA M2GINTY GINGER Class Secretary (3) Class Treasurer (k) Junior Play Senior Play Latin Club (2.3,k) President (3,k) Band (1,2,3,U) Concert Band (2) Basketball Manager (3) Basketball (k) Varsity T Club (I4.) French Club (2) Art Club (3) Newspaper Club (2,3,k) Choir (2,3,k) All State (k) Essex County (2,3,k) Junior Play Senior Play G. A. A. Executive Committee Bowling League (2,3) ANNE L1ETZENMAYER ANNIE Choir (2,3,k) Essex County (3) Newspaper Club (2,3,k) Senior Play Co-chairman Ring Committee Yearbook Staff Sales Manager MARY ALICE FILLIOE Latin Club (U) Homemaking Club (3 RONALD LAMARQUE RONNIE Football (1;) Basketball (1,2,1;) Baseball (2,3,1;) Varsity T Club (1;) JOHN BURLEIGH BURL Football (1,2) Baseball (1,2) Art Club (3,1;) Choir (3) Essex County Choir (3) Junior Play Senior Play 39 VELMA JOHNSON DEAN DOLBECK Choir (1) Band (1) Junior Play Senior Play Basketball (2,3,ll-) Baseball (1,2,3,li) Varsity T Club Band (1,2,3A) Concert Band (2) Homemaking Club (1;) BETSEY STEWART French Club (3 !+) Newspaper Club (1,2,3) Junior Play Latin Club (2) Choir (2,3,1l) Essex County (3) French Club President (i .) Bowling League (2,3) dale cronan Class Vice-President (1,3) Junior Play Senior Play Football (3,1+) Basketball {1,2,3,1+) Baseball (1,2,3,1+) Varsity T Club (2,3.1+) Secretary-Treasurer (1+) Student Council (1+) JOAN BEST Latin Club (3) Newspaper Club (3) Choir (2,3,1+) Essex County (3,1+) All State (I4) Junior Play Senior Play Science Club (1+) PATRICIA CAREY PAT Choir (2,3,1+) Secretary (I4) Newspaper Club (1,2,3,14.) Cheerleading (1,2,3,14) Junior Play Senior Play 41 Having completed our 9,999th lap around the world, my colleague and I out here in Ikenick, designed by the renowned color artist Ned Thompson, are now taking a look at our high school classmates of pre-space days. As we pass over France, we see Joan Nichols selling her famous paintings on the Riviera. Her first customer is the well known center of the Harlem Globe Trotters. Victor LaVallee, who is now on world tour with his teammates, Jim Benjamin, Ronnie LaMarque,and Dean Dolbeck, under the management ol Walt McLaughlin, also a renownSd sports commentator. As we travel onward over Switzerland we hear Marao Foley, the international champion yodler, practicing for her coming concert. She is to be starred with Colleen Lester who recently made her debut at the Met. We also see Mike Gallant who is presently the dean of an exclusive girls' school where Judy Cruickshank is teaching young girls the fundamentals of running a home. Over Italy, we gaze fondly at the chain of A P stores owned and operated by Mike Vigllotti. We wonder if John Burliegh is still working for Mike. Also we come across Judy Brown, often called a second Sophia Loren, rehearsing for her latest film. Suprisingly enough we even see some of our classmates behind the Iron Curtain. Below us is Ronnie Allen, our ambassador to Russia, talking to Sharon Balding and Norma Cook, foreign correspondents for the Daily Herald, now owned by Jim Charboneau. Jackie Wendell is Jim's Private Secretary. As Africa comes into view, even more of our classmates are brought to mind. Going on another of her famous wild animal expeditions in the Jungle wilds is Joan Best. Maybe she will see Bill Wisell , a missionary, who with his devoted assistant Carol Russell, is trying to convert the natives of this wild country. Jolly old England brings more surprises. Before us we see Jon Curtis, now the head of Scotland Yard and often referred to as another Sherlock Holmes. And there is Jim Davis who recently received the highest honor bestowed by the British Government for discovering the valuable mineral zxypomnacll Near by in Scotland we naturally find Moira Smith playing her bagpipes and doing the Highland Fling for the tourists. Are my eyes deceiving me or is that Joyce Perkins with her husband among the large crowd? In China we see Doctor Sandra Ferguson desperately trying to halt the epidemic of American Flu that has recently struck the entire country. The able Ann Belden and Martha McClure are assisting her in every way possible. Brrrl there's a cold Alaska coming into view. We've heard that Dale and Pat Cronan have a store up here for the Eskimos. Last year the President of the United States Jane Morhouse gave them a medal for outstanding bravery for their $0 mile trip by dog sled to bring penicillin to halt the outbreak of snow fever. They told us that John Varmerte is helping them with their food problem. He is keeping them well stocked with muskrat pelts which he traps up there. The United States is a welcoming sight for us weary travelers We should see the rest of our classmates here. We hear that hern UeLarm is being featured at Madison Square Garden with Marcia Badger in a lady's wrestling tag team match. They are managed by Barbara Barber, a well known lady wrestler. Pat McCarty is a famous chemist now working on a secret machine to replace working. Michael Hayes is president of the A.F.L.-C.I.0. and he and his wife Sally are living In tneir nome town of Tlconderoga. Also in Ticonderoga we see that Linda Davidson is still working In the State Theater but hopes to buy it early next year and have the business for herself. At Saratoga Raceway we learn that Teddy Newton and Joanne Labatore are being allowed to race for the first time in competition. New York City brings more of our friends to view. Phil Huestls, now president of the A.A., has his main headquarters here in New York but the other offices are located all over the country under the direction of his able assistants Brenda McGinty, Betsey Stewart, Anne Lietzenmayer and, of course, Lee Spring. Mary Ellen Fitzgerald and Justlna Rooker who were rejected from the army again have finally decided to give up and Join the W.A.C.'s. In Schenectady we see that Linda Jackson has become president of the G.E.Plant and Velma Johnson is chairman of the board. Colleen Grimes is now art director of the Metropolaton Art Museum and she even has some of her own paintings hanging In this well known museum. 42 Down in Florida we see Jane Carney racing against world champion auto racers at Daytona Beach. Also here enjoying the warm weather is Mrs. Carney, our former class adviser, who must still be trying to recuperate from her four years with us. name NICKNAME FAVORITE SAYING Ronald A1len Ronnie Go to H Marcia Badger Marc Holy cow Sharon Balding Sherry Hmmm? Barbara Barber Bobby Oh golly Ann Belden That s nice! James Benjamin Jim Holy cow Joan Best Bug Everybody picks on me. Judy Brown Judy B.???? What did he say about me? (to Mary) Patricia Carey Pat What do you hear from the Under World James Charboneau Jim But, Jack Norma Cook Cookie Donft call on me Dale Cronan Gunner Here he comes Judy Cruickshank Judy Darn iti! Linda Davidson Lil More fun, more people killed. James Davis Jim What was the test aboi: AMBITION Engineer Housewife Scientist Secretary Medical Secretary Accountant Teacher Marry Tom B. Basketba11 Star President of the U.S. Marry Gordon Something Constructive Dietitian PROBABILITY Prof ess iona1 wrestler? Hash Slinger Scrubbing Housewif e Housewif e Ditchdigger Housewife Bar Maid Nagging housewife Dishwasher Will marry him Profess iona1 towel thief Farmerette Child r Ditchdigger PET PEEVE People Work Homework Book reports Too much homework Lack of study halls Whispering people Letters Horse laughs Homework People Footba11 pract ice Too many schools Pop corn kernals History reports Medical secretary beater it? Geologist floors Fern DeLarm Fern ie Screwba11 Dean Dolbeck Gunner You are a Flunkie Mary Fitzgerald Fitz Any mail??? Sandra Ferguson Sandy That!s wicked Margo Foley Marge Nice play, Shakespeare Michael Gallant Mike Now What?? Colleen Grimes Ohl for Pete s sake! Phil ip Huestis Phil Oh, nol (and he gets red.) Linda Jackson Lin How about that? Velma Johnson Vel Gosh darn it Ronald LaMarque Ronnie 1111 buy that! Victor LaVallee Slim Pickings What s the matter, hon? Colleen Lester Collie Jumping Jehosafal Anne Lietzenmayer Annie Oh, fishl Patricia McCarty Pata Great balls of fire! Martha McClure Marty I guess so. Teacher Housewife Roily F. Engineer Ditchdigger Coaches Marry Dick Pres. Lonely Hearts1 Club Army re-crui ter Secretary Housewife History. Elementary Grade teacher Janitor ??????? First space traveler Subterranean Engineer of Sanitation Mustaches grade school teacher Sales clerk Loud wise guys Farmer Farming Giving history reports Private Secretary Get Married Little brother Dietitian Digging ditches Book reports Hell Driver Undertaker Lack of good looking girls. Engineer Bigamist Girls with cars Secretary- Nurse Housewife Tests Med ica 1 secretary Old Maid Gym Class Nurse Housewlf e Brothers sisters Nurse Housewife ?????? Brenda McGinty Ginger Oh, I don1t care Walter McLaughlin Walt I don’t understand Jane Morhouse Shorty Get lost Teddy Newton Teddy Good enough Joan Nichols Bubbles It a in11 likelyl Joyce Perkins Perkie My mother brought me up this way. Justina Rooker Tina Get any mail from Norm???? Carol Russell Rusty Any mail today, Ma? Moira Smith Smythe Got a dime? Betsey Stewart Betts Guess what? Ned Thompson Ned You’re buying! Jacquelyn Wendell Jackie How about that! Sally Wickes Sal Sugar Nuts William Wlsell Wee Willie Winklehopper Indeed I did, I did Indeed I do, I do. Teacher of some sort. Knitting sweaters Food Get out of school Deep sea diver school Get Yearbook done Won’ t Dead- linelli Teacher Farmer1s wife Junior 1icenses Another Rembrandt?W A C My brother Wife to a certain Head of A,A. Dimples someone. Marry Norm Crochet Doilies The AR My Marry history Ballet Teacher teacher Sec. to Richard Photographer Todd. High places socks Medical Secretary Housewife Snobsii Artist Happy bum Art if ic ial people. Travel Head of all boy drum corp. Oral reports Marry head of A.F .L.-C.1.0. Female member of Giant Football team. Working Foreign corres _ Pop Signer All Girls pondcnt S , -T ] Cr1 1 s? V | G $f V 4 ° g k I L- .v«i °i SJ° s! c =,°v oN G cA e.6 xtT. tc •« J?? C. v ®' $ fu 3 V «tw‘ e'w' . ftb °V rS °, G®: !« V' G — ✓ 46 SENIOR Ronnie Allen Jim Davis Teddy Newton Jim Benjamin OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Mrs. Carney 47 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Ronnie Allen leaves his muscles to Danny Peria. Marcia Badger leaves the girls basement still smokey. Sharon Balding leaves her height to Shirley Sage. Barbara Barber leaves Mrs. Greenwood still hollering. Ann Belden leaves her hair to Carole Hughes. Jim Benjamin leaves Caesar in peace. Joan Best leaves her ability to cut wire fences to Pat Foley. Judy Brown has been drafted by the army, leaves willingly. John Burleigh leaves still smiling. Pat Carey leaves to fill her hope chest. Jane Carney leaves at lastlll Jim Charboneau leaves Mr. Doane in peace I Norma Cook leaves for Chi Ison Hill. Dale Cronan leaves with Pat. Judy Cruickshank leaves Miss Selleck wondering. Jon Curtis leaves Mr. Beha playing chess alone. Linda Davidson leaves still popping pop-corn. Jim Davis leaves with the key to the candy room. Fern DeLarm leaves her shyness to Mary J. Whitcomb. Dean Dolbeck leaves history class quiet again. Mary Fitzgerald leaves still writing letters. Sandy Ferguson leaves in Hurl hurt' s Taxi. Margo Foley leaves her freckles to Mary Gail Grinnell. Mike Gallant leaves his curls for experimental purposes. Colleen Grimes leaves the Driver Education car in one piece. Mike Hayes leaves his five-minute of nine alarm to Joe Paulo. Phil Huestls leaves the girls sadl Linda Jackson leaves for Albany??? Velma Johnson leaves her English booK-she's mighty glad tool Joanne Labatore leaves her horse to Joanne Rooker. RonaldLa Marque leaves his athletic ability to Russell Sage. Victor LaVallee leaves to join the Harlem Globe Trotters. Colleen Lester leaves her pleasant smile to Peg Drinkwine. Anne Lietzenmayer leaves her job at the donut shoD to her brother. Pat McCarty leaves her job at Fort Ticonderoga to Maureen Carney. Martha McClure leaves a spot on the lab celling. Brenda McGinty leaves her raccoon coat to Larry Lonergan. Walt McLaughlin just wants to leave. Jane Morhouse leaves her chemistry book to anyone that wants it. Teddy Newton leaves her fluent French accent to Carroll Stull. Joan Nichols leaves her bashfulness to Pat Shaw. Joyce Perkins leaves to set up housekeeping. Joan Phillips leaves her athletic ability to Pat Whitford. Justina Rooker leaves for Norm's farm. Carol Russell leaves her position on the Cheerleading squad to Bonnie Lonergan. Moira Smith leaves her big blue eyes to some lucky Junior. Betsey Stewart leaves her parking ticket to Tom Carr. Lee Spring leaves his .teeth to Henry Isabell. Ned Thompson leaves his doodles and drawings to puzzle the students in General Art. Alan Wemett leaves the dancing classes to Mike Wenz. Jackie Wendell leaves the majorettes to get along without her. Sally Wickes leaves with Mike Hayes to raise little turnpike cruisers. William Wlsell leaves his way with the girls to Norm Keith. 48 John Morette President Peter Robinson Vice President Russell Sage Treasurer Gary Vosburg Secretary FIRST ROW Left To Right: Danla Katzenstein, Joan Quesnal, Sara Supry, Hilda Osier, Teresa Ryan. SECOND ROW Left To Right: Teresa Carpenter, Joyce Gallant, I Judy Gonyea, Nancy Scripture, Joan Phillips, Donna Huestis, Patty Davidson. c Miss Simpkins THIRD ROW Left To Right: John Varmette, Dave Diskin, Carl Mr Stevenson Thatcher, Mike McKeown, Bill Trombly, Gary Vosburg. Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Carol LaTour, Carole Hughes, Peggy DeVaney, Sandra Monroe, Sandy Fleming, Betty Nesblt. SECOND ROW: Paul Blanchard, Bill Smith, Carol Pocket, Barbara Smith, Judy Clarke, Gloria Thompson, Charles Gonyea, Russell Sage. THIRD ROW: John Morette, Andy Powvorznik, Alvin Hanchett, Norm Kleth, Pete Robinson, Ed Drlnkwlne, Lee Spring, Don Trudeau. FIRST ROW: Sylvia Duprey, Lola Armstrong, Pat McLaughlin, Joyce Backus, Pat Hayes. SECOND ROW: Carlene Osier, Evelyn Perkins, Sharon Varmette, Peggy Provoncha, Kathy Nadeau, Rose Williams, Jane Carney, Guy Graziano, Judy Crossman. THIRD ROW: Joe Paulo, Bob Hill, John Burleigh, Delter Schmidt, Bill Dickinson, Alan Wemett, Larry Lonergan. Sophomore Class 52 Mr. Harris Secretary Donald Lietzenmayer MR. HARRIS'S HOMEROOM Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Doug Nadeau, Tom Carr, Glen Porter, George Burrlll, Mike McClaughln. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Nadeau, Betty Wright, Janice Sllngerland, Mary Durham, Mary Gall Grlnnell, Judy Dedrlck, Donna Allen, Jane Belden, Peggy Drlnkwlne, Nancy Huestls, Shirley Sage, Linda Thompson, Bonnie LaPolnte THIRD ROW: Betty Ferguson, Pat Whttford, Barbara Tracy, JoAnn Tobin, John DuRoss, George Gregory. MISS PER IA S HOMEROOM Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Bob Malaney, Tom Carey, Jim Joubert, Dan Peria, Dick Liddell. SECOND ROW: Randy Pratt, Don Lletzenmayer, Pat Woodard, Sharon Smith, Betty Landers, Glenda Gibbs, Jeannette Newell, Jane Arthur, Sharon Vilardo, Bonnie Lonergan, Maureen Carney, Carol Vickers, Carroll Stull. THIRD ROW: Tom Morhouse, Leon Hulburt, Mike Brown, David Ferguson, Charles McCaughln, Bill Labatore. 53 FRF.SHMAN OFFICERS Richard LaVallcc President Mr. Cunningham Patrick Carney Pat Cat 1 in Bethany Rice Treasurer Vice President Secretary FRESHMAN CLASS FIRST ROW: Freda Daigneault, Tony Pezzulo, Cheryl Moore, Lynne Levins, Joan Stanilka, Pat Foley, Geraldine Wisell, Kitty Shaw, Sonja Tucker. SECOND ROW: Gilbert Woodard, Judy Armstrong, Mary Clark, Carole Carter, Ruth Steele, Peggy Carpenter, Peggy Connors. THIRD ROW: Andrew Barnaby, Dick LaVallee, Lance Dolbeck, Jimmy Dickerson, David Landers, Richard Trudeau, Jim Avery. FRESHMAN CLASS Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Terry Gallant, James Marvell, Shirley Hill, Joann Rooker, Margaret Pearson, Flora Sturtevant, Roberta Bush, Sandra Dolbeck, Doug LaRock, Howie Rathbun. SECOND ROW: Harvey Guion, Gary Elliot, Mary Russell, Bethany Rice, Pat Slater, Pat Shaw, Mary Supry, Pat Gunning, Larry McDonald. THIRD ROW: Mike Scupien, Dave Woods, Walter Witherbee, Pat Connery, James McCaski11,Dick LaTour. Left to Right: FRESHMAN CLASS FIRST ROW: Charolette Woods, Susy Diaz, Linda Huntley, Betty Ives, Mary Hayes, Pat Catlin, Paula Neddo, Angela DeLorm, Diane DeLano. SECOND ROW: Wayne Austin, Francis McCarty, Burley Henrv. Dick Slater, Richard Varmette, David Trombly, Peter Davidson Tim O'Connor. THIRD ROW; Chuck Perkins, I Charles Maxwell, Pat Carney Eddie Daniels, Fred Shaw, Mike Wenz 7A Seventh Grade 56 Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Barbara Trudeau, Kathy Hall, Susan Davidson, Susan Greenwood, Donna Bush, Maureen Foley, Pauline Gould, Norma Belden. SECOND ROW: Mary Jane Sears, Dale Warren, Michael Davis, Jim Davis, Donald Hopkins, Bruce Quesnel, Jim Wescott, Betty Fuller, THIRD ROW: Henry Sears, Carl Woodard, George Bishop, John Lockwood, Tom Neddo, Max McLaughlin, Tommy Burns. FIRST ROW; Susan Roark, Susan Trudeau, Sally Sturtevant, Peggy St. Denis, Anne McCarty, Susan Carpenter. SECOND ROW: Robert Johnson, Ellen Arnold, Helen Ives, Donna Harris, Mimi Fosco, Mary Hulburt, Shirley Bishop, Louis Granger. THIRD ROW: Nell Hughes, George Woodard, Danny Hopkins, Jeff Good, Richard Avery, Vernon Hall, Michael Thompson, Edward Jordan. FIRST ROW: Bill Dolback, Judy Treadway, Marjorie McCaughn, Mary Phillips, Joan Gonyea, Pat Bishop, Mable Fleury, Frances Smith. SECOND ROW; Frances Cook, Paul Williams, Joan Mattison, Belva Blood, Grace Gulon, Helen Graham, Frank Anno, Joe Huestis. THIRD ROW: Harold Ackerly, Peter Ladd, Ricky Merrll, Tom Gowett, Ronnie Dolbeck, John Rivers, Pat Moore. 57 7D FIRST ROW: Judy Peri a Nesbitt Lois Scuderi,  Marilyn Charboneau, A1ice Trombley. June Curtis, Shirley SECOND ROW: Connie Mattison, Bonnie Hammond, Sandy Ryan, Nancy Linney, Linda McKeown, Barbara Tobin, Cindy Bevins. THIRD ROW; Dane Blood, William Hurlburt, Hermit Berrior, William LaTour. Calvin Cross, FOURTH ROW: Dick Carpenter, David Slater, Dale Monroe. 58 Eighth Grade 8A Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Yevette Isabell, Stefane Abbott, Barbara Goodroe, Cecelia Williams, Patricia VigliottGJudy Abare, Nancy Trudeau, Sharon Manley, Peggy Granger, Diane Barber, Ellen Maranville. SECOND ROW: Don Gregory, Dan Ives, Patricia Vradenburg, Mary Lou Madison, Rosemary Blanchard, Louise Crossman, Mary Vradenburg, Walter Clarke, Allan Trombly. THIRD ROW: Don Cook, Herbert Backus, Pat Ryan, Stephen Thompson, Vincent Scuderi, Rickard Drinkwine, Francis McCarthy, Stephen Smith,Richard Liddell,James Dickerson. 59 Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Harold Kretzer, Dean Cook, Ronnie Kalland, Ray Thatcher, Sylvia Smith, Ann Walsh, Jane Shaw, Jack Armstronq, Kent Nichols, Bill Balne. SECOND ROW: Floyd Tucker, Carol Curran, Gloria Madison, Susan Bright, Donna Coley, Marlon Vradenburg, Eileen Bourqeols. Cay Morse, Linda Tobin. THIRD ROW; Levi Pielder, Jan Good, Jim Hughes, Charles DeLorme, Reginald Curtis, Edward Belden, James Zambardlno, Tom LaBounty. FIRST ROW: Dorothy Forbes,Donnae Spring, Katheleen Martens, Carol Hulbert, Sharon Fleming, Joan Bushy, Shirley Smith, Heidi Mars. SECOND ROW: Russell Burns, Richard St. Andrews, Sharon Martin, Jean Trudeau, Joan 0‘Dell, Carol Stanley, Ann Ryan, Irene Treadway, Hilda Smith, Tom McKeowon, Francis Montbriand. 8D THIRD ROW; Jerry Charboneau, Pat Shults, Shirley Arthur, Richard Harris, Sandy Morhouse, William Ball, Donald 0«Conner, Peter Gilbo, Tom Diaz, Leon Catlin, John Porter, Dave Lamb. Mike Marne 11. ’ FIRST ROW: Jane Blanchard, Constance Peters, Ruth Moore, Blanche Rafferty, Ramona Blanchard, Carol Bush, Sandra Kretzer, Diane Brown, Esther Blanchard, Carol Chupak. SECOND ROW: Margaret Montbriand, Thomas Cronan, Stella Trudeau, Judy Lambert, Nancy Ferguson, Carol Martin, Linda Spring, Sarah Aunchman, Walter Bennett, Pat McVeigh. THIRD ROW: Earl Woodard, Russell Hulburt, Clarence Denno, Robert Rayno, Craig Lonergan, Robert Osier, Charles Whitcomb, Joseph Wright, Douglas Quesnel, John Goodrow, Donald Wolcott. 61 62 64 DANCING CLASS Arthur Murray's Dancers 65 LIBRARY - QUIET PLEASE I 68 BIOLOGY 4th PERIOD Take separate seats, please. 69 70 HIGHER MATHEMATICS 71 72 Doesn't Miss Peria's English class look attentive? 73 I haven1t seen him! One year guarante Prom Queen JANE MORHOUSE 76 Seated are Jane Morhouse and Ned Thompson. Standing on the lowest step from left to right are: John Burleigh, Margo Foley, Sally Wickes, and Dave Lonergan. On the second step, Dave Trudeau, Carol Russell, Jacqueline Wendell, and Jim Charboneau. On the top step are Tom Burke, JUNIOR PROM: Theme ROMAN GARDENS THE GRAND MARCH DANCING IN THE DARK?? THE GRAND MARCH AND ITS DIRECTOR A supper is held annually by each high school class, the purpose of them to let the parents and teachers get together. The students prepare the class supper and serve it. They work as hard in the preparation of one of these suppers as in the cleaning up. SENIOR SUPPER STUDENT COUNCIL This Is the first year that THS has had a Student Council; at the time of the picture, the Sophomore and Freshman representatives hadn't yet been elected. The Class of 1958 wishes the Council the best of luck, and a very successful future. JUNIOR AND SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES Left to Right: Dave Diskin (Junior), Pete Robinson (Junior), Dale Cronan (Senior), Mr. Rindsberg, TI'naRooker (Senior), Sharon Varmette (Junior). 82 MR. DOANE S PRIDE AND JOY. 83 PARENTS NIGHT: REFRESHMENTS ARE SERVED BY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS, WHO ACT AS HOSTS AND HOSTESSES. 84 PARENTS NIGHT: ART STUDENTS AT WORK (creative work,that is I) JUNIOR PLAY DANGER Cast: Left to Right: Justina Rooker, Ann Belden, Joan Phillips. Jim Davis, Dale Cronan, JUNIOR PLAY: MIGGLES Seated Left to Right: Moira Smith, Colleen Lester, Jane Morhouse, Carol Russell, Ned Thompson. Standing Left to Right: John Burleigh, Pat Carey, Ronnie Allen, Bob Hill, Fredricka Newton. 86 JUNIOR PLAY: A NIGHT IN THE COUNTRY. CAST: Sally Wickes, Pat Bowen, Joan Best, Jim Benjamin, Margo Foley, Jim Charboneau, Victor LaVallee, Dean Dolbeck, Jon Curtis, Ronald LaMarque, Alan Wemette, Mike Gallant, Brenda McGinty. SEATED: Colleen Lester, Margo Foley, Sally Wickes, Pat Carey,Teddy Newton, Carol Russell, Pat McCarty, Joan Best, Ronnie Allen. STANDING: John Burleigh, Dale Cronan, Jim Benjamin, Jim Charboneau, Dean Dolbeck, Brenda McGinty, Tina Rooker, Linda Davidson, Jim Davis, Phil Huestis. 87 Directed by Miss Simpkins FIRST ROW: Carol Russell, Peg DeVaney, Teresa Carpenter, Ned Thompson, Margo Foley, Betsey Stewart, Sally Wlckes. SECOND ROW: Jane Morhouse, Pat Catlin, Roberta Bush, Sharon VIiardo, Maureen Carney, Jeannette Newell., Mary Jean McCauqhnn Barbara Tracy, Irma O'Dell, Teddy Newton. y THIRD ROW; Toni Pezzulo, Peg Carpenter, Carolee Carter, Mary Ellen Fitzgerald, Donald Leltzenmayer, Carroll Stull, Carol Vickers, Bonnie LaPoint, Dick LaVallee, Butch Gunning, Pat Carney, Terry Gallant, Miss Selleck. FIRST ROW: Carlene Osier, Joyce Gallant, Patty Davidson, Larry Lonergan, Sylvia Duprey, JudyClarke, Mary Alice Fillioe. SECOND ROW; Carol Pockett, Evelyn Perkins, Colleen Grimes, Sharon Vilardo, Maureen Carney, Bonnie Lonergan, Jane Belden, Miss Selleck THIRD ROW: Mary Gail Grinnell, Carol Vickers, Betty pltghD iUdy Cruickshank, Russell Sage, Jim Benjamin, Pete Robinson, Joe Liddell, Jeannette Newell, Donna Allen. 88 ALUMNI BALL: Mr. and Mrs Alumni Ball. Mr Class of 1914-8. Floyd Russell were chosen as King and Queen of the Russell is a graduate of Ticonderoga High School, 89 ALUMNI BALL: The Alumni Ball was held on December 28, 1957. Music was furnished by Don Bush and his Orchestra and the gym was very 90 ALUMNI BALL VI VARSITY T CLUB FIRST ROW: Alan Wemett, Jim Benjamin, Ronnie Allen, Dave Dlskln, Ronnie La Marque, Jim Davis, Larry Lonergan, Jim Joubert SECOND ROW: Coach Van Vleet, Mike Vigliotti, Rollie Forgette, Mik. Gallant. Mike Hayes, Deiter Schmidt, Ed Drinkwine, Norm Keith, Joe Paulo, Coach Stevenson THIRD ROW: Dean Dolbeck, Vic La Vallee, Bill Wlsell Morette, Mike McKeown, Leon Hulburt, Lee Sprinq, Phi! Bill Trombley, Bob Allen, Henry Isabelle John Huestis, HOMEMAKING CLUB Standing Left to Right: Carol Pockett, Judy Cruickshank, Judy Clarke, Gloria Thompson, Sandra Ferguson, Jennette Newell, Mary Jean McCaughin, Peggy Carpenter, Evelyn Perkins, Miss Vera Cook Seated left tc Right: Kathy Nadeau, Nancy Scripture, Mary Alice Fillioe, Teresa Ryan, Lolly Armstrong, Colleen Lester, Ida Lamica, Joyce Backus, Betty Landers, Betty Ferguson, Velma Johnson, Phyllis Nadeau Our Senior Tea, given by the Ticonderoga College Club, was held on October 15, 1957, at the home of Mrs. Thomas Rider. This event was the cause of much excitement and many preparations on the part of the Senior girls, as well as the members of the College Club. Seated: Colleen Lester, Barbara Rider,Miss Forcier , Brenda McGinty, Mrs. Carney, Mrs. Stevenson, Joan Best, Miss Perla, Teddy Newton. Standing: Fern DeLarm, Linda Jackson, Mrs. Rlndsburg, Mrs. Lawson, Judy Cruickshank, Anne Lietzenmayer, Sara Supry, Pat Carey, Jackie Wendell, Colleen Grimes. Seated: Sally Wickes, Margo Foley, Patricia McCarty, Mrs. Rider, Mrs. Stevenson, Ann Belden, Jane Morhouse, Joan Nichols. Standing: Mary Ellen Fitzgerald, Carol Russell, Barbara Barber, Betsey Stewart, Linda Davidson, Jane Carney, Justina Rooker, Joan Philips, Norma Cook, Moira Smith, Judy Brown. SENIOR BOOK CLUB FIRST ROW: Patty Woodard, Sharon Vilardo, Jane Belden Hilda S? Carol Vlek.r., HI.. Agnas Perl., jidy cIa“ke,Sitty Sage ’ B 1C Loner9an Maureen Carney, Sharon Smith, Shirley WhUford°WJanee thLandMrS’ 'i°yCC, Backus Gloria Thompson, Pat ,, °rd' Jan® Arthur, Mary Jean McCaughin, Jeanette Newell Mary Durham, George Burrill, Jim Joubert, Don Lletzenmaver Doug Nadeau, Phyllis Nadeau, Janice Slingerland. y ’ JUNIOR BOOK CLUB SECOND ROW: Herbert Austin, Harvey Guion, Peggy Connors, Shirley Hill, Roberta Bush, Geraldine Wisell, Judy Armstrong, Susy Diaz. FIRST ROW: Freda Daigneault, Linda Huntley, Terry Gallant, Miss Agnes Peria, Lynne Levins, Mary Suprey, Margaret Pears Joan Stanilka, Cheryl Moore. on. 94 T HS BAND Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Marcia Badger, Carol Vickers, Judy Clarke SECOND ROW: Carolee Carter, Sylvia Duprey, Barbara Smith, Alan Trombley, Velma Johnson, Donna Allen FIRST ROW: Francis McCarty, George Burrlll, SECOND ROW: Angela DeLorm, Deanne DeLano, Bethany Rice, Ruth Steele, Glenda Gibbs, Jane Belden David Trombley, Bill Wisell, Donnae Spring, Maureen Carney 96 Left to Right Jim Benjamin, Mary Durham Sage , Linda Spring, Peg Carpenter, Russell Left to Right: Pat McLaughlin, Jackie Wendell, Linda Jackson FIRST ROW: Sandy Monroe, Jane Morhouse, Donna Allen, Judy Gonyea. SECOND ROW: Pat Foley, Pat Davidson, Brenda McGlnty, Linda Dav i dson• 98 NEWSPAPER CLUB Seated At Desk: Mrs Bush. Standing: Tina Rooker, Brenda McGinty Seated Left to Right: Jackie Wendell, Moira Smith, Anne Lietzenmayer, Linda Davidson, Sara Supry, Linda Jackson, Jane Carney, Pat Carey, Barbara Barber, CLOCKWISE: Mr. Sola, Joe Paulo, Lynn Levins, Mary Ellen Russell, Betsey Stewart, Sandra Fleming, Norma Cook, Carol LaTour, Charles Maxwe11, Mary Durham, Tim O'Connor Fred Shaw, Pat Davidson, Mo rTK« rmett 0an Nichols, Colleen Grimes, Sally WIckes, N® ompson ohi u elqh or eUh, CHOIR Under The Direction Of Miss Mary-Ann Mueller 101 YEAR BOW STAFF Seated Left to Right- Anne Lietzenmayer Sales Manager Phil Heustis Sports Editor Margo Foley Business Manager Ned Thompson Art Editor Judy Brown Literary Editor Walt McLaughlin Photography Editor Teddy Newton Co-editor Jane Morhouse 102 Co-editor FIRST ROW: Dave Lonergan, Paul Gallant, Joe Paulo, Randy Pratt. ’ Mike Donovan, DavT«sR°vir- n9vr, d Vo|bur9 O'Conner, Norm Keith, Trnmhi y1 r k3 311|?’ Ronald Allen, Dieter Schmidt, Bill Trombley, Coach Van Fleet. Jim Our track team finished the season with a very good record. In the five track meets that we attended, our small but powerful team made a good showing against many larger teams. In our first track meet, the Sectional Warm Up, held at Lake Placid, we came in fifth. Our next meet was the biggest of the year, the Plattsburg Invitational. In competition with fifteen teams, Ticonderoga came in sixth. In the next meet at Lake Placid, we came in second. We won our next two meets, one at Mineville and one at Ticonderoga. At the Sectionals, we came in fourth. Four members of our team qualified to go to the New York State Inter-Sectional Meet. 105 BASEBALL PICTURE FIRST ROW: Mike Gallant, Dean Dolbeck, Mike Viglotti, L Dale Cronan, Ronald LaMarque, Elliot Shaw, John Morette. ee Spring LAST ROW; Morhouse, Saunders, Jim Walsh, Coach Stevenson, Manager Dan Peria, Tom Carey, Tom Doug Nadeau, Glen Porter, Don Lietzenmayer, Louis Bill Joubert, Pete Robinson, Bob Cawley, Mike Connery Manager Larry Lonergan. f BASEBALL SCORES T iconderoga 12 T iconderoga 10 T iconderoga 10 T iconderoga 1 T iconderoga 6 Ticonderoga 5 T iconderoga 3 T iconderoga 12 T iconderoga 7 T iconderoga 5 T iconderoga k T iconderoga 13 T iconderoga 6 T iconderoga k - 7 Eli zabethtown - 3 Johnsburg - 2 Port Henry - 0 Moriah - h Crown Point - l El izabethtown - k Ausable - 0 Minevi1le - 3 Johnsburg - 3 Port Henry - 6 Crown Point - 5 Moriah - 7 Minevilie - 11 Minevi1le VARSITY PLAYERS Left to Right: Lee Spring, Ronnie LaMarque, John Morette, Jim Benjamin, Victor LaVallee, Dean Dolbeck, Bill Joubert, Mike Connery, Dale Cronan, Norm Keith, Randy Pratt, Pete Robinson In Center: Coach Stevenson T iconderoga T iconderoga T iconderoga T iconderoga T iconderoga T iconderoga T iconderoga T iconderoga T iconderoga T iconderoga T iconderoga 71 - 61 1 8 - 62 1 2 - 51 1 5 - 1 1 60 - 5k 1 2 - l+l 58 - 1 1 59 - 26 60 - 51 1 6 - 68 62 - 1 9 Crown Point Plattsburg Peru Ausable Port Henry Keesevi1le Minevi1le Lake Placid Crown Point Lake George Port Henry 108 JUNIOR VARSITY Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Pete Davidson, Larry McDonald, Butch Gunning, Pat Connery, Howie Rathbun. SECOND ROW: Ed Daniels, Tommy Carey, Tom Morhouse, Pat Carney, Junior Maxwell, Charife Perkins, Coach Van Vleet. THIRD ROW: Randy Pratt, Doug Nadeau, Dick LaTour, Fred Shaw, Dick LaVallee, Mike Wenz, Tommy Cronan. Football FIRST ROW: Wi11iam Trombley, James Davis, Dieter Schmidt Paulo, Henry Isabell, Lee Spring, Dale Cronan, Phil Huest Ed Drlnkwine, Norm Kieth, Ronald Allen. , Joe Is, SECOND ROW: A1 len Wemette Mike Brown, Tom Carr, Dave Diskin, Pat McVeigh , Bob Allen, Mike McKeown, Leon Hurlburt, Bill Joubert THIRD ROW; Douglas LaRock, Bob St. Andrews, Mike Connery, Coach Stevenson,Mr. Sola, Carl Thatcher, Coach Van Vleet, George Burrill, Mr. McCarthy, Mike McLaughlin, Tom Carey, Tom Cronan. FORTH ROW: Dick LaTour, Pat Ryan, Randy Pratt, Joe Huestis, Charles Perkins, Pete Davidson, Charles Maxwell, Pat Connery, Danny Ives, Floyd Tucker. FIFTH ROW: Fred Hunsdon, Pat Gunning, Howard Rathbun, Pat Carney, Pat Mattison, Bill Smith, Dick LaVallee, Fred Shaw, Dave Woods, Butch Denno, Ed Daniels, Larry McDonald Absent when the picture was taken were Ronnald LaMarque and Manager Jim Joubert. FOOTBALL SCORES Ticondercga 7 - 25 Fairhaven T iconderoga 13 - 6 St. John's T iconderoga 13 - 12 Minevi1le Ticondercga 11+ - 7 Port Henry Ticondercga 7 - 35 Northwocd T iconderoga 38 - 0 Lake Placid T iconderoga 11+ - 6 M. A. 1. nor,HTrLT1 SenAlnelS fInIshed their football season with a very good record. Our record in league play was five wins and one oss which was to the league champions. We lost ou? oSy non- iauleCofathe fi ihV6?  Ihe Plattsbur9 game was cancelled because of the flu epidemic there. Ronnie Allen, Phil Huestis Daie Cronan, Rorinie LaMarque, Bill Trombley, Jim Davis, Alan’ inkwlne, and Lee Spring completed their last season of high school football. 110 Left to Right: Teresa Carpenter, Bonnie Lonergan, Carol Russell, Pat Carey, Sally Wlckes, Carol Hughes, Sharon Varmette, Bonnie Beaudln. JUNIOR VARSITY Left to Right: Carney, Mary Gall Grlnnell, Pat Foley, Maureen Carnev Pat Shaw, Bonnie LaPoInte, Judy Dedrlck, Carroll Stull. y' 113 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 1$6 Montcalm St. Ticonderoga, N. Y. Sponsors The Class of 1958 wishes to thank its sponsors for their donations which have made the 1958 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. SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Newton Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George N. Saunders, Sr. Betty Bolton Mr. and Mrs. John T. Dunn Bill Hogle Ann Contois A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Ken Gallant Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Russell Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Romeo Contois Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. K. D. Bowers Dr. William 1 Dr. and Mrs. G. P. Cook Mr. and Mrs. Dr. M. Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Rudolph Martin Vi Tyrell Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carney Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kathleen E. 1 Dr. and Mrs. James Walsh Mr. and Mrs. L. Judson Morhouse Clark F. Lester Edward Best Charles Royce Mlardo John Charboneau Martin John DeLarm 116 Compliments of the Class of I960 BEST WISHES DOT STRONG'S ORCHESTRA COMPLIMENTS of UPSTATE LOAN CO. Ticonderoga, N. Y. Best of Luck from the Class of 1961 117 1 £ tuea m DELICIOUSLY DIFFERENT Guy's Ice Cream is served in the Ticonderoga High School Cafeteria and is sold in the Seniors' candy room. COMPLIMENTS OF DILLAWAY'S GIFT SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF BURKE'S INN TICONDEROGA, N. Y. CHARLES S. MOORE CHEVROLET 112 Champlain Avenue Ticonderoga, N. Y. FJMIWRE wilt w gfcS l junTmoss «■ REPRIRIN6 McIntyre's Upholstering Shop REMODELING - REPAIRING TRUCK and BOAT CUSHIONS RECOVERED MONTCALM BT.f WEBT TICOMDCftOOA. N. V. 118 4a1 A real rare party. Who wants to sleep? KEY TO THE BABY PICTURES 1. Norma Cook 2. Bill Wise 11 3. Linda Davidson U. Moira Smith 5. Jim Davis 6. Colleen Lester 7. Victor LaVallee 8. Sally Wickes 9. Jane Morhouse 10. Velma Johnson 11. Joan Nichols 12. Judy Brown 13. Pat McCarty lij.. Ann Bel den 15. Tina Rooker 16. Judy Crulckshank 17. Teddy Newton Mary Fitzgerald 18. Linda Jackson 19. Betsey Stewart 20. Jim Charboneau 21. Mike Vigllotti 22. Joanne Labatore 23. Jim Benjamin 2I4.. Sandy Ferguson 25. Brenda McGinty 26. Walt McLaughlin 27. Sharon Balding 28. Dale Cronan 29. Margo Foley 30. Mike Hayes 31. Dean Dolbeck 32. Fern DeLarm 33. Marcia Badger 3{u Ronnie LaMarque 3?. Mike Gallant 36. Phil Huestis 37. Anne Lietzenmayer 38. Colleen Grimes 39. Ronnie Allen i+0. Barbara Barber I4.I. Joan Best 1+2. Jackie Wendell U-3. Carol Russell kk. Pat Carey 1+5. Beth Moody 1 6. Bob Hill U-7. Sara Supry 120 ] NOELS DUNKLEY INC. y FOXTIAC 10 Schuyler St. THE BURLEIGH RESTAURANT Ticonderoga, N. Y. Across From The Bank Phone JUno 5-777U JUno 5-7906 PONTIAC VAUXHALL Sales and Service Compliments 1 Compliments jt of of RICE'S SERVICE STATION || WARREN'S JEWELRY 17 Your Friendly Texaco Dealer U Wicker Street Ticonderoga Phone I4.IOI 121 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 • r r-f t r f r r i r t r i r r f r r r Compliments of POND LUMBER COAL CO. INC. Ticonderoga, N. Y. m-m-i-m '• ' Since 1869 FOWLER'S Department Store Glens Falls, N. Y. Parking: Elm Shoplot (rear of store) WICKES INSURANCE AGENCY Your Protection Is Our Business A Policy for Every Hazard Bank Bldg. :: Telephone No. 2223 TICONDEROGA, N. Y. 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Store Tlconderoga - Self-Service Department Store Clothing Shoes Furniture Mattresses Linoleum Remember Shop Pearl's and Save 129 Congratulations and Best Wishes from your Northern New York Headquarters For Fine Fitting Footwear WILEYS Glens Falls Good Luck to the Class of 1958 MDORE•S HARDWARE 23 Montcalm Street Ticonderoga, N. Y. JUno5-3366 Compliments of JOHNSON ORCHARDS AND LEDGE-EVER FARMS Wallace and Lyle Johnson PHONE 316 and 1662 C. A. LOCKROW COMPANY Royal Typewriters A. B. Dick Duplicators Office Equipment Supplies Service I4.6 Sailly Avenue Plattsburgh, New York Compliments of VERN S Gulf Service Station Compliments of WOOLWORTH’S Ticonderoga, N. Y. 130 COMPLIMENTS OF International Paper Ticonderoga, N. Y. Company 131 ComplIments of Francis E. Malaney COMPLIMENTS OF ROOKER'S GARAGE JUno5-l+080 TICONDEROGA, N. Y. 2U HOUR TOWING SERVICE AUTO REPAIRS PIPE THAWING ELECTRIC WELDING Compliments of THE RANCH MOTEL on beautiful Lake George Mrs. Lottile Wells, Prop. Baldwin Road Ticonderoga 132 ComplIments of Grant Johnson ROWITZER BUICK INC. H 11 1 II Authorized Sales and Service Ticonderoga, N.Y. national army store corporation Dress and Work Clothes Luggage Sporting Goods Camping Supplies Footwear Montcalm St. T iconderoga PAUL E. REED Choice Wines and Liquors Phone: JUno 5-6688 209 Montcalm Street Ticonderoga, N. Y. ComplIments of Connery’s Funeral Home 133 RILEY'S RESTAURANT Air Conditioned for your Comfort Specializing in Steaks Chops Sea Food Montcalm St. Ticonderoga E. J. MONROE I!C. Crane Wholesaler Plumbing-Heating Supplies Mill Supplies Ticonderoga, N. Y. Best Wishes from TICONDEROGA SENTINEL PETTY'S BARBER SHOP Ladies Hair Cutting ll|.0 Montcalm St. Ticonderoga, N. Y. THE RIDGE BOOK SHOP Gifts - Stationery - Cards - Toys Wedding Invitations - Gold Stamping 228 Glen Street At the Clock Glens Falls 134 Compliments of E. C. HENRY, INC. Lumber and Building Materials Port Henry Ticonderoga Yearbook Photos by Mason Smith Ticonderoga, New York Established in 1931 COMPLIMENTS OF Manchester, N. H. 7 1 •l, Patronize the advertisers IN THE CARILLON , 1 11 1 r k Compliments of W. B. Gunning J. J. Gunning 136 SINGING ARROW BOW HUNTERS and the Tle yirto • PEjyjnjouifr FIELD ARCHERS We encourage student HORTON STRONG participation in our At N. F. A. A. authorized De Soto and Plymouth Sales and Service schooling. £. I Q Towing Service General Repairs Phone 39 CROWN POINT, N.Y. Best of Luck Seniors Altus Huestis Sons-Streetroad See us for your Fresh eggs vegetables Compliments of Bob and Mary Forsythe Phone-Ul4.61+. Crown Congratulations to the Class of 1958 STEWART'S DAIRY Ticonderoga, N. Y. Compliments of TI OIL INC. Ticonderoga, N. Y. Compliments of Point Sunoco Service 137 Compliments of WHITE SWAN RESTAURANT Port Henry, New York PLATTSBURG MOTOR SERVICE II PORT HENRY CORPORATION Phone 580 1 AUTOMOTIVE PARTS 11 and B EQUIPMENT B 1 Wheelock's Garage Congratulations from Home of Guaranteed LEDGE EVER DAIRY Used Cars WE INVITE YOUR BUSINESS! [ Compliments of ! Bevllacqua's 1 COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE (. ) .Checking Accounts .Savings Accounts Paying per annum .Personal Loans .Home Financing on Mortgages .Modernization Loans .Auto and Appliance Financing .And Many Other Modern Bank Services DODD'S DOUGHNUT SHOP THE NATIONAL CITY BANK OF TROY Come In and try our Montcalm Street at Champlain baked goods Ticonderoga, New York 138 TROUT BROOK GARAGE FOR SERVICE AND REPAIRS . w - MAQUE HOAO JUnOp-331 0 TICONOEROBA, N. Y. Compliments of H1LLCREST FARM DAIRY JUno5-7777 BEST OF LUCK TO THE SENIORS TI-ECONOMY STORE SHOP AT THE SIGN OF QUALITY GRAND UNION FOOD MARKETS Best of Luck to the COMPLIMENTS PEARL'S DEPT. STORE Ticonderoga — Self-service Class of  58 LESTER'S SERVICE STATION, CABINS, and MOTEL C. F. Lester Wicker Street Ticonderoga, N. Y. Tel. JUno 5-7919 Clothing Shoes Furniture Mattresses Linoleum REKCMBER SHOP PEARL'S AND SAVE CORNER MARKET We make deliveries PHONE JU 5-28U4 Ticonderoga, N. Y. 140 SHOES FOR THE ENT IRE FAMILY GALLANT'S SHOE STORE 167 MONTCALM ST. TICONDEROGA, N. Y. TWO DOORS FROM STATE THEATRE Compllments of Ross Dairy Crown Point, New York QUALITY MILK PRODUCTS GREENWOOD'S HARDWARE Port Henry, New York COMPLIMENTS OF ALVA WELLS' BEAUTY SALON MONTCALM ST. TICONDEROGA, N. Y. % Bulova Watches H. W. RATHBUN Jeweler Keepsake Diamonds RUSSELL WAIT, INC. SCHOOL SUPPLIES BOOKS-STAT10NERY-GREETING CARDS GLENS FALLS Compliments of THE FASHION SHOP Ticonderoga - Port Henry Compliments of CHAMPAGNE'S GROCERY Lake George Ave. Ticonderoga, N. Y. 141 Autographs 142 I 143 144 — nicll jything Ik. • « ; yr; .• : A '. t -- c .v.-k rv-'-.’x ,  7 1r± H- • -r Wrt .vir rrit v ;- r-r . 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