Ticonderoga High School - Carillon Yearbook (Ticonderoga, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1959 volume:

V DEDICATION Cne of the greatest rewards of working on The Carillion Is to be able to dedicate our work to someone who has given their time and effort for us. The people chosen by our class to receive this honor were always there to see that things were going right, whether it was a dance, concessions, or any class project. y r7;� the class of 19?9, feel a great indebtedness to you our rrI?nds, sponsors, teacher, and coach, and we would Ilk th deeP sinc 'rit '� thanks Miss Simpkins and Mr. Stev- 2 TflfiLt Of COMAITS flDOllll STRflTIOn e fecuLfy 9 SEI1IORS 15 unDERCLflssmtn 49 GRADES 61 CLASSES 68 ACTIVITIES 75 ATHLETICS 83 ADVERT 3 91 Yearbook Staff— seated ieft to right first row-Joyce Gallant-Photography Editor, Pat E BUrlneoS S!l6S Manager� aron Varmette-Co-Editor, Russell Sag Editor P% ny ?r8ia rA ,1Vitie8 Edltor' Barbara Smith-Photography Editor, Pat Davidson-Art Editor F v Standing left to right— Sandy Fleming-Literary Editor, Business Sales Manager, Mike Connery-Advertising Editor, Sports Editor ’ Alvin Hanchett-Norm Keith- 4 ADMINISTRATION Georne F . Burroughs, Principal Robert Towne Robinson, Superintendent Miss Hornburg, Elementary Suo rvisor . inona Ash and Dorothy Strong, secretaries Ti ket Se1lsrs Norrr Keith and Gary Vosbur Cafeteria Help Mrs. Newton, Mrs. Rivers, Mrs. Letson, and Mrs. Gregory Left to right first row— Mr. Doane- Business Subjects Kiss Parsons- Choir and Vocal Music Miss Touchette- 7th grade history and English Miss Simokins- English Miss Cook- Homemaking Mrs. Owen- 7th grade math Mrs. Carney- Librarian Mr. Tosh- 5th grade Mr. Hoyce- American history Miss Selleck- Latin and French Mrs. Johnson- Guidance Second roj— Mr. Tyrell- fith grade English and spelling Mr. Russell- General Science and coaching Miss Peria- English Mrs. Saunders- 5th grade Mr3. Osier- School Nurse Miss Hayward-8th grade' Miss Hall- 8th !t 9th grade Citizenship Education Miss Bush- 5th grade Mrs. Gayzur- 6th grade back row— Mr. Harris- Science Mr. McCarthy- 7th fr 8th grade spelling, English; 9th 10th grade citizenship Coach Stevenson- Director of Athletics Mr. Sola- Art Mrs. Greenwood- Physical Education Mrs. Quinn- 6th grade Mr. Beha- World History and Driver Education Mr. Davis- Shop Mr. Behr- Band and instrumental Music 10 Central School ;racultv back row left to rloht !'rs. Phlnney, Mrs. Martzinek, Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Duprey, Mrs. Gallant, and Miss Carroll second row- Miss Forcier, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. LaToue, Mr. Mclntre, Mrs. Townsend, and Mrs. Rice Streetroad Faculty � «rs. Mcl.ean, Mrs. Brock, Mrs. Richards, and rs. avis 11 Class of President John Morette Secretary Barbara Smith Advisors 1959 Vice President Treasurer Miss Simpkins Coach Stevenson Sharon Varmette Russell Sage 13 CLASS HISTORY Many of the members of the Class of 59 got acquainted in Kindergarten at Central School. Even more of us came together when we started first grade. We gathered mere and more members during the next six years, and the centralization during our seventh-grade year completed our present class except for a few that were to join us l'-ter. We all worked hard in eighth grade, each one of us secretly relishing the idea of being a big freshman. For most of us the effort was not n vain, but we had to leave a few behind temporarily. Judy Clarke was our valedictorian, and Larry Lonergan was the saluatorian. This marked the beginning of the Class of 59. As about 70 of us walked into the big study hall, we were a scared group of green freshmen, but under the careful guidance of Miss Simpkins and Coach Stevenson, we soon felt at ease and began to plan the four most wcndeif 1 years of our lives. For ofricers to lead us in this new venture we elected Sharon Varmette as president, Russell Sage as vice-president, Barbara Smith as secretary, and Gary Vosburg as treasurer. Our projects for the year included a clars supper of pancakes and sausage, a sporting goods sale, and the sale of jello. We also got cur class pins, a big thrill for all of us. Held in a leap year, our class dance was a Sadie Hawkins round and square dance. The launching of our Sophomore year found our financial status to be very good, but we continued to work even harder for the good of the class. This year for officers, we elected John Morette as president, Sharon Varmette as vice-president, Gary Vosburg as secretary, and Russell Sage as treasurer. Activities this year included the sale of pins and sweatshirts, and our class supper of macaroni and cheese and salad. Most important this year, however, were our two dances, a twirp dance and a record hop. Thus ended the first half of our venture in high school. Upon returning to school for our Junior year, little did we know that this would prove to be the most hectic of all four years. We started by electing John Morette as president, Peter Robinson as vice-president, Russell Sage as treasurer, and Gary Vosburg as secretary. Our first project was a record hop in the form of a disc jockey show. The menu for the class supper this year included spaghetti and salad. The Junior Plays, Side Tracked , Tea for Three , and It's Cold in Them Thar Hills , were very successful and brought out the acting ability of many of our classmates. Finally, after msny weeks of waiting, our precious class rings arrived. For a whole day you cculd see or hear nothing but ohs and ahs and the lashing of hands. Last, but certainly not least, came the traditional Junior Prom. Our theme was Rhapsody in Blue and music was furnished by Don Eush. A great effort was put forth by all the class members to make this event a success, and it certainly was with Sharon Varmette reigning as our queen. At long last we have reached our Senior year. Although our class has dwindled in size, our spirit remains the same. We are putting forth an even greater effort to make this year a lasting success in the eyes of all. So far our projects have been a delicious supper of spaghet’.i and salad, the Senior candy store, and the sale of sweatshirts, scarves, and notebooks. All the Senior girls attended the Senior Tea at Mrs. Arnold's. Tea and sandwiches were served and everyone had a very nice time. Our Senior Flay, No More Homework , is sure to be a big success, judging from the general enthusiasm. Yet with all these activities we have still found time and energy to plan the two activities which have been cur main goal since our Freshman year—our yearbook and our Senior trip. Now that our first big venture in life is nearly ended, we may outwardly sigh with relief, but surely we don't regret the years of hard work and effort for they represent the most important and gratifying years of our life. We would like to take this opportunity to thank our class advisors. Miss Simpkins and Coach Stevenson, for the helping hand they have gladly lent through these years. 14 Patricia Davidson I at in club 2,3 Newspaper club 1,2 Art club 2,3 Prom committee Yearbook staff Art editor Junior play Senior play Executive Committee GAA Science fair 3 3 me, Charles Gonyea 16 Mike Donovan Track 1,2,3 Varsity T Club 1.2,3 + Nancy Scripter Choir 1,2,U Homemaking club 3 Junior play Ring committee Lawrence Lonergan Baseball mgr 2,3 Latin club 2,3 Football mgr 3� U Junior play Senior play Varsity T Club 3� U Science club 3� ?4- Hi Ida Osier Homemaking club 2 Teenage Book Club 3 17 Roberta Beaudin Choir 1,2,3,14. Cheerleading 3,!+ Newspaper club I) David Diskin Track 1,2 Latin club 2 Football 2,3,1). Varsity T Club 2,3,1+ Student Council 3 Student Council V.Pres. !+ Judy Clarke Band 1,2,3,!). Secretary 3 All State orchestra 1,3,1). Essex County 1,3 Photography club 3 Junior play Choir 2 Homemaking.club 3 Vice-President 3 Latin club 2,3 Teenage Book Club 3,1). President 3 Senior play Science fair committee 3 Science club 3,1+ Science fair 3 Bill Smith Football 3,1| Basketball 1,2,!| Track 2,3,! Latin club 2 Varsity T Club 3,14. Junior play Senior t)lay Dieter Schmidt Track 2,3,U Football 3,1 Varsity T Club Mike Connery Baseball 1,2,3,1; Basketball 2,},k I at In club 2 Football Junior play Junior olay committee Choir 1,2,3,U Art club 3 Prom committee Newspaper club 1 Yearbook staff Literary editor John Morette Varsity T Club 2,3, Baseball 1,2,3,I Latin club 2 Senior play Class president 2,3 Science club 3 Junior play Ring committee Football I4. Track 3,1l Prom committee Basketball 1,2,3,It k ,k 20 Joyce Gallant William Dickinson Football Manager 2 Varsity T club 2 Junior Candy committee Junior Play Ring committee Candy manager I4. f.'arguerite Frovoncha Choir 1,2, 3,1 All State I4. Newspaper 1,2,1 . Bowling league 1 Newspaper club 1,2 Che ir 1,2,?,!’. 1 atin c lub 2,3 1; Secretary 3 Art club 2 Essex county 3 All State ?,l Junior play Senior play Yearbook staff Photography editor Girls' ensemble 1+ Russell Sage Danla Katzenstein Choir 1,2,3,U French club 1,2 All County 1,? Science club 3 Science fair committee 3 Junior Play Senior Play Photography club 3 Ring committee 3 Barbara Smith Class secretary 1,1 Band treasurer 3 Band 1,2,3A Essex county band 1, Dance Band I Choir 1,2,3 U All State 1 Newspaper club i Prom committee Yearbook staff Photography editor Senior play Band 1,2, 3,1-1 Essex county 1,2,3� U All State 3� U Band president 2 Class treasurer 2,3� U Junior play Ring committee Prom committee Latin club 2,3 Yearbook co-editor Class vice-president 1 2,3,1 22 Lola Armstrong Choir 1,2 Homemaking club 2,3 Newspaper club 2,! Basketball 2 Track ?,3,U Football 2,3 U Art club 3 Football co-captain b Varsity T Club 3,U Norman Keith Basketball 1,2,3,U Football 2,3,U Track 2,3$k Art club 2,3,1+ Varsity T Club 293 k Junior play committee Prom committee Yearbook staff Sports editor Senior play Football co-captain l . Sharon Varmette Class president 1 Class vice-president 2,1-Cheerleading 1,2,3,4 Student Council 3 Choir 1,2,3,1+ Choir president 3 Yearbook co-editor Prom committee chairman Art club 1,2,3 Junior play All State 3 Cheerleading captain 1+ Prom mural painting Prom Queen Senior play Carol 1 a Tour Cheerleading 3 Newspaper club 1,2,1; Junior Prom committee Band Majorette h. Art club 3 Junior Play committee Patricia McLaughlin Photography club 3 Newspaper club 1,2,3,!)-Editor I) Majorettes 2,3,1; Head Majorette ij. Choir 1,2, ?,1; All State I; Yearbook staff Sales Manager Mary Jean McCaughin Homemaking club 2,3,U French club 3,1; Chuck McCaughin Football manager 1,1}. Judith Qonyea Choir 1,3,1}. Junior play Student council 1} All state 3 k Yearbook staff Literary editor Essex county 1,1} Prom committee Newspaper club 1} GAA 3 Gary Vosburg Class treasurer 1 Class secretary 2,3 Junior play Ring committee Prom committee Student Council 1} Science club 3 26 Carl Thatcher Track 2,3,k Football 3 Basketball 2 Varsity T Club 3� l4- Carol Pockett Homemaking Club 3 Latin Club 3� U- 27 28 Carlene Osier Choir 1 Latin club 2,3 Junior Play Senior Play GAA president ij. Alvin Hanchett French club 1,2 Junior Play Senior Play Ring committee Yearbook staff Sales Manager Prom Committee Teresa Carpenter French club 2,3 Cheerleading 1,2,3,11-Choir 1 Senior play Junior play Ring committee 29 Gaitanina Graziano Choir 1,2,3,! Newspaper club 1,2,1 All State 3,! Junior play Senior play Yearbook staff Activities editor Essex county 1 Peter Robinson Baseball 1,2 Basketball 1,2,3,'v I at in club 2,3 Class vice-president 3 Junior play Senior play Ring committee Student Council ’,1; Student Council oresident 'j Ring committee Track 3,it. -ootball !| Science club 3 Sylvia Duprey Band 1,2, 3,)’ President. V Essex County l,2,B,lt Jboir 1,2,3,'|. President k Banc' vice-president 2,L|. All State 2,3 Candy manager 3,U Iatin club 2, 3,U President 1). Junior play Prom committee Senior play Ring committee Art club 3 Dance Band ! Hall 32 Patrica Hayes Newspaper club 1,2 Choir 1 Science club 3,k Science Pair committee 3 Teenage book club 3,li Photography club 3 Ring comnii ttee Junior play Betty Nesbitt Homemaking club 2 Newspaper club hr 33 NAME Lola Armstrong Joyce Backus Louise Barker Roberta Beaudin Teresa Carpenter Judith Clarke Michael Connery Patricia Davidson William Dickinson David Diskin Sylvia Duprey Sandra Fleming Joyce Gallant Charles Gonyea Judith Gonyea Gaitanina Graziano Alvin Hanchett Patricia Hayes Carole Hughe.s Dania Katzenstein Norman Keith Carol LaTour Lawrence Lonergan Patricia McLaughlin John Morette Betty Nesbitt Carlene Osier Hilda Osier Joseph Paulo Margaret Provoncha Joan Quesnel Peter Robinson Russell Sage John Scuderi Barbara Smith William Smith Glor ia Thompson Sharon Varmette Gary Vosburg Andrew Powvorznik Michael Donovan Donald Trudeau Robert Hi 11 Nancy Scripter Evelyn Perkins Mary Jean McCaughin Carl Thatcher Teresa Ryan Charles McCaughin Car 11 Pockett Michael HcKeown Faye Hall SLAM NICKNAME NOTED FOR FAVORITE SAYING Lolly Joy Lou Ann Bonnie Ta Clarkie Dig Patty-bug Bill Dave Syl Sandy Joyc ie Char lie Judy Guy Alfy Egor Pat Hughs ie Don Norm Cal L.B. Pat-a-Mac Mo Bet Ozsh Hildy Joe Peg Joni Pete Russ Scud Barb Sme 11 Glo Suze Gary Andy Mike Don Bob Scr ip Eve Mary Baldy Teresa Chuck Carol Mike Faye-boy Supply of gum I don’t know Quietness Oh, Dear A's in bookkeeping Oh, my goodness Steve Any mall? Admirers Hon Bra ins Golly Dancing style I don’t know nothing Movie previews Good grief, Charlie Sacco's clothing I don't guess so Wise remarks Sure Lono hair Ask Mr. Cunningham Goofing off Wicked Giggle Good 'nough Blue eyes Biz ma shay Blonde hair Really, really? Walk Jumpin' Josephine Corny jokes Hey, dar, Sapphirel Age Oh, heavens Absentmindedness Oh, what am I doing Snickering Jeepers Good looks Crazy, man, crazy Height Oh, Hon Arguments I didn't do it Newspaper work All animals like me Sportsmanship I didn't say thatl Way of talking Who, me??? Athletic ability Is that right? Shyness Oh, boy I His blue bomb Money isn't everything, but it helps. Inquisitive nature Anybody seen Nelson? Cheery disposition Hi, Pumpkin Red hair Shucks Size Ask Miss Simpkins Pess imism That's a good question Sly remarks Nasty break Horse laugh You're right Fiery red hair Got your Book. I done? Popularity Ho, Ho, Ho Inte11igence That's golden Deep voice Ah, heckl His cars You don't say Job What's new? Carous ing Behave yourself. Norm Gum snapping I'm innocent Her diamond Anybody got a cigarette Liking for Crown Point I'm working tonight Ant ics Lee did itl Her brother meeting tonight Hot-rodding Beep, beepl Pony tail You betchal Breaking training rules Son of a gun Odd name Don't know 36 LIKES DISLIKES PAGE AMBITION PROBABILITY Bubble gum Record hops Horses Tr ips Mus 1c Excitement Basketbal1 Boys Italian food Peanut butter Candy Good in general Bracelets Hunt ing Tests Book reports Compos it ions Dogs Report cards Pests Smell Selling popcorn Homework Dancing class Spiders Lots of things Slow mai1 from Ariz Girls Secretarial Practice Snoopy people Green Ford Almost everything Boys Letters from Navy People who imitate Working with Certain boys Crazy drivers All but Black Label Spiders Practical jokers Trave1 figures All other work The rest of them Tony's Tower of Pozza Republicans Eating Girls' locker room Driving Rock n' Rool TV Alcohol All human beings Not going there Bookkeeping Homework History Hitchhikers Secretary Secretary Stenographer Housewife Airline hostess Medical research Undertaker Teacher Accountant Engineer Teacher Secretary .Librarian N.Y. State cowboy Stenographer Traveller President of Egors Engineer Journal 1st Teacher Playboy Phys. Ed teacher Lawyer Not sure Engineer Secretary Gym teacher Secretary Just work Tight-rope walker Polo player Skin diver Lady wrestler Old maid Doctor Grave digger Theater critic Disc jockey Truck driver Piano tuner Movie star Shoe salesman Great white hunter Beach comber Keep Talking panel Comeaian Russian spy Physlologist Own clothing store Don Juan German teacher Salesman Editor of N.Y. Times Harlem Globe Trotter Rockette Ballet cancer Farmer Wine taster Nelson Staying out late Eat and sleep Elvis Presley Fort View Having a good time Sports Square dances Adventure Money Dr iving Cars Business subjects Raising the devil Gum Diamond rings Parties Hot cars Home Ec. Pin-ups Chuck Women Charlie's singing Fights Five 1ively bros. Paper work Tall girls Empty gas tanks Two-faced people Digger's wisecracks Homework Champlain in winter Homework Work Freeloaders English Staying in school Slow cars All boys but one Small cars Law Freckles Hospitals Filter cigarettes Pr obat ion His name Get married Airline hostess Personel manager Engineer Get an education Medical Secretary Grave digger Secretary Sports commentator Photographer Barber Mechanic Grand Union manage Bum Secretary Housewif e Dietician Mechanic Home Ec. teacher Get out of shhool Nurse Serviceman Carpenter Law teacher Bar maid N.Y.S. Senator Vegetar ian Inventor Columnist Race-car driver Bleached blonde Mi 11ionairs wife Pres ident Football player Admiral r Ditch digger Alcoholic Grease monkey Bigamist Hash slinger Doctor Seamtress Martyr to science Beaut ic ian Pro wrestler Trail blazer 37 CLASS WILL Lola Armstrong leaves her supply of gum to JoAnn Tobin Joyce Backus leaves her quietness to Yevette Isabell. Louise Barker leaves her A's in bookkeeping to Bob Allen. Roberta Beaudin leaves her 20 inch waist to Peggy Carpenter. Teresa Carpenter leaves her turtle neck sweater to Mary Lou Madison. Judy Clarke leaves her brain to George Gregory. Mike Connery leaves his dancing ability to Jim McCaskill. Pat Davidson leaves the movie theater to make its own popcorn. Bill Dickinson leaves the candy room with all the profits. Dave Diskin leaves the Dog House to Tom Carr. Sylvia Duprey leaves Mr. Behr to find another first clarinet player. Sandy Fleming leaves........with all the boys. Joyce Gallant leaves her Latin book to anyone who wants it. Charlie Gonyea leaves to join Tex Curly and his hillbilly band Judy Gonyea leaves her blonde hair to Paula Heddo. Guy Graziano leaves still asking questions. Alvin Hanchett leaves his corny jokes to anybody who will keep them. Pat Hayes leaves for engineering school. Have funli Carol Hughes leaves in a daze. Dania Katzenstein leaves still muttering about that last math exam. Norm Keith leaves.......Sorry girls. Carol LaTcur leaves to join friends in Germany. Larry Lonergan leaves Hr. Royce with peace of mind. Pat McLaughlin leaves the newspaper to find a new editor. John K'.orette leaves the basketball team struggling. Betty Nesbitt leaves her giggle to Kit Shaw. Carlene Osier leaves her ability in sports to Joan Bushy. Hilda Osier leaves the Driver Ed car in one piece. Joe Paulo leaves his taxi service to somebody else. Peggy Provoncha leaves Mr. Doane in peace, and vica-versa. Joan Quesnel leaves her cheery disposition to Mary Kayes. Pete Robinson leaves his height to Sonya Tucker. Russell Sage leaves all the money he embezzled to the next class treasurer. John Scuderi leaves.....at last. Glad you made it. 'Barb Smith leaves her secretary's notebook to next year's secretary. Bill Smith leaves his horse laugh, good ridence. Gloria Thompson leaves her red hair to Betty Wright. John Varmette leaves 11t Sharon Varmette leaves her date book to some lucky girl. Gary Vosburg leaves smiling, believe it or not. Andy Powvorzn’k 'ea es ♦ e Junior homeroom for good. Mike Donovan leaves in a clo d of d”St. Don Trudeau leaves to manage the Grand Union. Bob Hill leaves his parties......Soberl Nancy Scripter leaves snapping her gum. Evelyn Perkins leaves to get married. Mary Jean McCaughin leaves the Home Ec Department idle. Carl Thatcher leaves his goofing off to some lively Junior. Teresa Ryan leaves her brother behind . Chuck McCaughin leaves his hot-rodding to the Driver Ed class. Carol Pockett leaves to wait for Chuck. Mike f.'cKeown leaves still smoking those cigarettes. 38 i NO “'U- Senior Play Cast 1st. Row ; iss Simpkins, Teresa Ryan, Caroline Osier, Guy Grazino, Barbara Smith, Tereas Carpenter, Judy Clarke, Sylvia Duprey, Joyce Gallant, Dania Katzenstein, Pat Davidson 2nd. Row Sharon Varrette, Pete Robinson, John Morette, Norm Keith, Alvin Hanchett , Bob Hill, Andy Powvorsnik, Bill Smith, Larry Lonerpan, Pat Hayes 40 CLASS PROPHESY The year is I960, and this is Sandra Fleming reporting from Cape Canaveral, Florida. For some 20 years nations all over the world have been working to send a group of people to live on the planet, Mars. Experimental crews have been sent before to learn more about conditions on Mars, and at last we are ready to send over 100 people In a rocket ship to set up a human civilization on this planet. Let's go now to the cockpit to meet the crew. Seated in the pilot's seat is Dave Diskin, the bravest and most experienced rocket pilot of our times. Next to him Is his co-pilot, Alvin Hanchett, another renowned space pilot, Moving back, v e meet Bill Dickinson, the radio operator . V ith him are two mechanics, Mike Donovan and Carl Thatcher. Next we meet Gary Vosburg, the man who Is responsible for the building of the rocket ship. And here is Dr. John Morette, a skilled physician, and his nurse, Pat Hayes. In their care are Andy Powvcrznik, Bob Hill, and Mike McKeown, who will be closely watched for the effect of space travel on humans. Completing the crew is Peter Robinson, who had the difficult job of picking the people who would undertake this journey. Nov; I'll return you to our ground reporter, Judy Gonyea, who is interviewing the passengers. Thank you. The first to board the ship is Norman Keith, a continental playboy. Behind him is Larry Lonergan, who will be in charge of carrying on diplomatic relations with Mars. Along with him is his efficient secretary, Gloria Thompson. Next in the line is Pat McLauahlin, editor of the nation's largest newspaper, and her staff of writers, Pat Davidson, Bill Smith, Peg Provoncha, and Carol Pockett. Boarding the ship now are a group of college professors. The professors, Russell Sage, John Scuderi, Judy Clarke, Mike Connery, and Dania Katzenstein are to compile a set of books concerning the planet they are about to visit. Evelyn Perkins, Teresa Ryan, and Mary Jean McCaughin, famous home economists, are going to supervise the homes on Mars. Don Trudeau and Chuck McCaughin are going to set up a Grand Union on Mars. Now coming on board are a group of entertainers including Teresa Carpenter, Sharon Varmette, Charlie Gonyea, and Joan Quesnel. Their job is to keep the spirit and morale of the members of the expedition as high as possible. Now boarding is Joe Paulo, representing the Army, and John Varmette, representing the Navy. Following close behind them are the social coordinators of the space voyage, Joyce Gallant, Barbara Smith, and Carlene Osier. Roberta Beaudin, Guy Graziano, and Carol Hughes, millionaires' wives, are going along for the pleasure of it. Lola Armstrong, Joyce Backus, and Betty Nesbitt, renowned dietitions, will be cooking the meals on this trip. Well, that about completes the list of passengers. Nol Wait a minute I Here comes Louise Barker, Carol LaTour, Nancy Scripter, and Hilda Osier. From what I can make of the conversation, they are determine that their husbands are not going to Mars without them. Well, the countdown has begun so it is time for me to leave the area of the space ship. Seven, six, five, four, three, two, one, firel Good luck and don't forget to return in 1981+ for the 25th reunion of the Class of '59. 41 PROM QUEEN SHARON VARMETTE 42 V The Senior Tea held October 15 The Senior Tea was held October 15 at Mrs. Arnold s— Seated left to right are— Carlene Osier, Pat Hayes, Judy Goi rea, Sandy Fleming, Teresa Carpenter, Mrs. Arnold, Pat Davidson, Miss Simpkins, Louise Barker Standing left to right are— Sharon Varmette, Joyce Gallant, Bonnie Beaudin, Jessie Backman, Joan Quesnel, Gloria Thompson, Barbara Smith, Betty Ann Pond, Judy Clarke, Carol LaTour 4b Seated left to right first row— Peg DeVaney, Sylvia Duprey, Dania Katzensteln, Ouy Oraziano Second row— Teresa Ryan, Joyce Backus, Lola Armstrong, Pat McLaughlin, Carole Hughes, Hilda Osier, Mrs. Arnold, Miss Simpkins 47 Junior Officers— Mr. Harris, Advisor Tom Morehouse Glen Porter Bill Joubert Shirley Sage 50 SOPHOMORES Sophomore Officers— Mrs. Bush, Advisor Harvey Guion Kit Shaw Pat Catlin Roberta Bush was absent at the time this was taken 54 Freshman Officers- Advisor, Miss Cook Jane Shaw Sandy Morehouse Dean Cook Dick Liddell Miss Cook's Homeroom Hiss reria’s Homeroom GRADES ’Mss. Hall's Homeroom iss Hayward s Homeroom rs. Touchette s Homeroom 64 rs. Ledper s Hon rccT 65 CLASSES Driver Fd class—Indianapolis here we cc.mel Mrs. Johnson tries to Guide the Class of '59 € r. Typing class- asdfghjkl; Basic and Advanced Art— Modern Art i3 due for a change 70 Future Chemists? Heaven ForbidJ Chemistry Lab- .ndyr those things cost money1 Study Hall— In a serious moment? Latin 3— Ceaser's buddies 72 American History 12— 1st period and not too bright English Ii Miss Simpkins problem children French Club Latin Club Newspaper Club Teen-age Book Club 77 eter Robinson, Pres Dave Diskin, Vice Fres. Donna .lien. Sec. T reasurer Youth Council Hike Conner}', Pres. Carrl Vickers, Vice rres. Fat Hayes, ec. Treasurer 79 The choir under the direction of Miss Parsons |i)jj; jo JJo The band under the guidance of Mr. Behr Girls Ensemble Varsity T Club 81 Varsity Cheerleaders Junior Varsity Cheerleaders ATHLETICS Coach, Mr. Wolfe, and Mr. Korin Physical Directors 85 Left to right first row— 0. Elliot, C. McCaughin, P Robinson, M. Connery, M. McKeown, J. Paulo, J. Morette, N. Keith, D. Diskin, D. Schmidt, L. Lonergan, J. Joub?rt, Second row— G. Burrill, T • Carey, B. Joubert, L. Hurlburt, F. Pluraadore, D. Nadeau, R« Pratt, M. Brown, P. McVeigh, B. Allen Third row— F. Hundson, D. LaVallee, D. Ives, B. Madison, Coaches McCarthy, Russell, Gijanto, Ste enson, T. LaBounty, H. Rathbun, T• Cronan, E. Daniels, D. Liddell, H. Guion, P. Carney, J. Huestis, P. Ryan, B. St. Andrews, F. Shaw, C. Maxwell, C. Perkins, L. McDonald, P. Davidson, Fifth row— H. Backus, C. Whitcomb, B. Baine, F. McCarthy, D. St. Andrews, K. Nickols, J. Zambardino, C. Delorme, E. Wright, S. ThomDSon, D. Cook, C. Lonergan, J. Goodroe, Sixth row— D. Wolcott, T. 0 Connor, J. Hughes, S. Morehouse, D. Lamb, T. McKeown, T. Clarke, E. Beldon, D. Harris, L. Catlin, J. Porter, J. Good, D. Cook. 86 Baseba11 Left to rioht first row-- Ronald 1 e Marque, Bob Allen, Bill Joubert, Jobn Morette, rred Shaw, leon Hulburt, Victor La Vallee, Dale Cronan, Dean Dolbeck Second row— Coach Stevenson, Tim 0� Connor, Chuck Maxwell, Tom Cronan, Tom Carey, Don 1 itzenmeyer, : iKe Connery, Doug Nadeau, Pat Gunning, Third row-- Manaoer Larry Lonergan, Jim -rasier, George Burr ill, Howard Rathburn, Fred Hunsdon, Jim Joubert 87 Track team left to right first row— Pat McVeigh, Joe Paulo, John Morette, Dick LaVallee, Bill Joubert, Jim Davis, Second row-- Coach VanVleet, Ronnie Allen, Harvey Guion, Carl Thatcher, Mike Brown, Randy Pratt, Pete Robinson, Bill Smith Deiter Schmidt, Norm Keith, Dan Peria, Larry McDonald, Ed Daniels 88 Basketbal1 left to richt first row— Manager Tom Carey, Doug Nadeau, Bill Smith, Bill Joubert, Norm Keith, Randy Pratt, middle Coach Stevenson, Pete Robinson, Vike Connery, f'ike Brown, John Morette, red Shaw, Manager rat 'arney Junior varsity left to right— Greg Lonergan, Dick Harris, Jim Zambardino, Dean Cook, Francis McCarty, Dick LaVallee, Chuck Maxwell, Jan Good, Pete Davidson, Tom McKeown, John Porter, Pat Connery, Howard Rathbun, Terry Clarke, Dick Liddell, Leon Catlin, Tim O'Connor, Pat Gunning, Larry McDonald, David Lamb, Bobby Osier, and center— Coach Russell Sponsors The Class of 59 wishes to take this ooportunity to thank its sponsors for their contributions which have made this Yearbook possible. It is only through the continued support of class activities and by our parents and friends that our past years in school have been a success. Once again, we sincerely thank every one who has lent a helping hand in the development of our class, the Class of 1959 Romeo Contois A P Martins Pharmacy Mr. Nelson Hyatt Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Morette Mr. Kenneth Hyatt Bill Hogle Dr. and Mrs. K. D. Bowers Dr. and Mrs. G. P. Cook Dr. M. Bennett Dr. and Mrs. Rudolph Martin Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Dr. and Mrs. James Walsh Dr. Wi11iam Vilardo Compliments of POND LU IB:'R (. CCAL CO. INC TICONDERCGA, N. Y. Best Wishes To Class Of 1959 Lester's Service Station COMPL If ENTS CF Cabins, And Motel NICK'S RESTAURANT Wicker Street MONTCALM STRF.FT Ticonderoga, New York TICONDEROGA, NEW YORK Phone JU-5-79I9 BEST WISHES Congratulations to the TO THE CLASS Class of lRSO CF '59 STEWART'S DAIRY Ticonderoga, N. Y. A FRIEND Wheelock's Garage Paul E. Reed Home Ti L iquor Store of Wines and Liquors Guaranteed 209 Montcalm St. Used cars Ticonderoga, N. Y. Congratulation to the Class of 1959 COMP1 I ME NTS OF The Men's Shop Sara Sagan Co. Inc. CIRCLE GROCERY Port Henry, N.Y. TICONDEROGA, N. Y. Venn's Gulf Service Station Ticonderoga, N.Y. Phone JUno-5-75l U COMPLIMENTS Best Wishes OF Rice's Service Station ROHA RESTAURANT 1 ' Compliments of Warren's Jewelry CARNEY'S YOUR PHILCO APPLIANCE DEALER TICONDEROGA, N. Y. COMPLII.ENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF WOOLWORTH'S KOLY5KO RADIO TV TICONDEROGA, NEW YORK SERVICE CROMAN'S LOG HOUSE PHONE 31 3 and 1662 C.A. LOCKROW COMPANY ROYAL TYPEWRITERS A.B. DICK DUPLICATORS OFFICE EQUIPMENT REED'S HOME APPLIANCE SUPPLIES • COMPLETE REFRIGERATION SERVICE SERVICE i+6 SAILLY AVENUE PLATTSBURGH, NEW DRK • MONTGOMERY WARD SERVICE • AUTHORIZED KELVINATOR DEALER • ALL SMALL APPLIANCE SERVICE 1 Alexandria Ave. JU 5-7340 COMPLIMENTS OF Men's furnishings HAGUE SUPER MARKET Footwear for the family HAGUE, N. Y. Downs' Store ADA BOB HOYT, OWNERS Ticonderoga, N. Y. JO-LEE BREF.D LAMBERT ON Beauty salon 33 Champlain Ave. PLUMBING HEATING Ticonderoga, N. Y. Phone: JUno-5-7381 COMPLIMENTS OF Compliments CHAMPLAIN VALLEY Forsythe s DRY CLEAi'IERS Head Quarters-Spoon Club Compliments of COMPLIMENTS OF J.J. Newberry Co. THE HAWKSLEY LIQUOR STORE Montcalm St. 19 MONTCALM STREET Ticonderoga, N. Y. TICONDEROGA. n. y. Compliments of Ti Construction Co., Inc. BEST WISHES CLASS OF '59 PETTY'S BARBER SHOP MONTCALM STREET TICONDEROGA,. N. Y. COMPLtt'ENTS OF ADOLPH DISKIN BEST WISHES GRIMES FLORAL COMPANY WE INVITE YOUR BUSINESS' Compliments of Ti Oil Inc. T iconderoga, N.Y. COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE .Checking accounts .Savings Accounts Paying yl per annum .Personal Loans .Home Financing on Mortgages .Modernization Loans .Auto and Appliance Financinr .And Many Other Modem Bank Services THE NATIONAL rjTX BANK OF TROY Montcalm Street at Champlain Ticonderoga, New York BEST ' I SUES TO THE CLASc OF 19S:9 fror. THT AVENUE ' 'AP.KET VHERE IT PLEASES Uc TO PI EASE YOU Lake George Avenue Ticonderoga, 'lew York Phone JU-£-?o90 BEST WISHES TO THF. CLASS OF 1959 CHRISTMAS CLUB 109 Lake George Ave. Ticcnderoga, N. Y. GOOD LUCK The Burleigh Restaurant SENIORS In Tieonderoga TICONDEROGA Compliments of SO1' LING LANES William and Florence Lab at ore Riley's Restaurant Noel's it Dunkey Inc. Airconditioned for your comfort Specializing in 10 Schuyler St. Steaks Chops Sea Food Tieonderoga, N.Y. Montcalm St. Town Phone J0no5-777h Overland Supplies Compliments Wholesale Auto Parts of 313 Montcalm St. Ticonderoga, N.Y. Perelman's Telephone JU-5-2Rh.9 28LO Burlington, Vt. Wickes Insurance Compary Your protection is our business Charles S. i.'oore Chevrolet A policy for every hazard 112 Champlain Avenue Bank Bldg. Telephone No. JU5-2223 Ticonderoga, N. Y. Ticonderoga, N. Y. BEST WISHES JOHNSON’S GENERAL STORE STREETROAD Best of luck Seniors Altus Huestis Son Streetroad See us for fresh eggs vegetables Phone Compliments of Ticonderoga Paint and Supply Company Upstate Loan Co. Wicker St. T iconderoga Ticonderoga, N. Y. Li.A. Babcock Prop. Ti Motors Inc. 55 wicker st. Ticonderoga, N.Y. Fords Mercurys Friendly Atmosphere 2lt-hr. Towing Service Tel. 2888-2689 Compliments of FRANCIS E. MALANEY Compliments of Compliments of Ticonderoga Home Oil Corp JUno5-7780 GRANT JOHNSON Heating Fuel-Gasoline Comer Market Horton Strong We make Deliveries ' DeSoto and Plymouth Phone JU5-28hk Ticonderoga, N.Y. Sales and Service Towing Service Phone 39 Crown Point New York Trout Brook Garage Compliments of for Service 4 Repairs JUno5-3350 Hague Rd. Ticonderoga, N.Y. BEVILACQUA'S aest 'ishes from Dot Str ’ '' -chestra Compliments of Barry's TV Service 61 The Portage Phone J'Jno-5-7770 Compliments of the Latchstr ing COMPLIMENTS OP HARVEY GUION TICONDEROGA, N.Y. JU-5-3360 AUTHORIZED SERVICE TV-RADIO-ELECTRICAL REPAIRS COMPLIMENTS OF BLANCHARD AND KELLY Compliments of Champeove's Grocery Lake George Ave. Ti, N. Y. Compliments of PALM BARBER SHOP Northway Auto Sales Compliments For Your Dependable of Used Allen's Shell Station Cars COMPLIMENTS OF BEST WISHES DILLAWAY'S gift shop FROM TICONDEROGA, NEW YORK HUGHES TV APPLIANCES AND SALES SERVICE Good Luck to the Seniors For Happy Hens From Try our G.L.F. Products Goody's Trailer Sales and Court Drake Stanton JUno-5-1+172 Ticonderoga, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS BURKE'S INN OF HILLCREST FARM DAIRY TICONDEROGA, N. Y. JUNO-5-7777 STATE T HEAT HE CRUICKSHANK BROS. TICONDEROGA, N. Y. GREENHOUSE FARM JUN05-6636 TICONDEROGA, N. Y. Compliments NADEAU'S RIDING STABLE of HAGUE ROAD W.B. Gunning TICONDEROGA, N. Y. J.J. Gunning Plattsburg Motor Service Port Henry Corporation COMPLIMENTS Phone 569 OF Automotive Parts and Equipment CONNERY'S FUNERAL HOf.E COMPL IMENTS Compliments OF of THE FASHION SHOP Crown Point Sunoco Service YEARS IN ADVANCE OF THEM ALL Compliments of Compliments of Lawrence Huestis,Inc Contractors Shove Is-Bulldozer Crane-Sackhoe Screened and Roughed Grave 1 Stone-Top soil Black topping I ! JUno-5-3913 national Army Store CorporatIon Dress Work Clothes Luggage Sporting Good Camping Supplies Footwear ontcalrr. St. TicondVrog 3est Wishes H. •. Rathbun Jeweler Keepsake i.'iamonds Compliments of International paper Company Tlconderoga, New York 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 Vontcalm St. Ticonderoga. '!.Y. YOU CAN’T SEE EXPERIENCE . . . . . .BUT YOU CAN FEEL IT Best Wishes to the Graduating Class Cooke Sacco Ticonderoga, N.Y. JUno 5-2200 Smart Wear For H'en, Women and Children Compliments of Fort View Inn Duck and Yvonne Prop. Phone JUno 5-7933 I INSURE WISELY Best Wishes to the Class of 1959 Leslie f . Orr SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY 167 MONTCALM ST. TICONDEROGA, N. Y. T.VO DOORS FROM STATE THEATRE Or 11 ant's Shoe Stor.e KEY TO THE BABY PICTURES 1. Guy Graziano 19. Russell Sage 2. Bill Smith 20. Pat Davidson 3. Peg Provancha 21. Louise Barker ('i.. Pat Hayes 22. Gloria Thompson 5. Judy Clarke 23. Bill Dickinson 6. Norm Keith 2k. Nancy Scripter 7. Larry Lonergan 25. Judy Gonyea 3. Gary Vosburg 26. Lola Armstrong 9. Joni Quesnel 27. Alvin Hanchette 1C. Dania Katzenstein 28. Barbara Smith 11. Joyce Gallant 29. Teresa Ryan 12. Teresa Carpenter 30. Sharon Varmette n. Carole Hughes 31. .Andy Powvorznik Hi. Joe Paulo 32. Carol LaTour 15. Joyce Backus 33. Hilda Osier 16. Sandy Fleming 3U. John Morette 17. Carlene Osier 35. Mike Connery 10. Roberta Beaudin 36. John Scuderi || Pill11 COMPLIMENTS OF HOOKER'S GARAGE JJN05-U030 TICOHDEROGA, M. Y. 2k HOUR TO IX- SERVE AUTO REPAIRS PIPE THAWING ’LFCTRIC WEL: I 1G llllllllllllllllllll F. O. SPRING 'MC B11 HEAT MOB I1 KEROSENE TICCNDEROGA, Y. Y. PHONE JU-5-7606 7600 BEST OF LUCK SENIORS FROM THE E. M. B. A. OOf'PL IMENTS OF THE CLASS OF 1962 c I OUSLY D1FFEREN t ? Guy s Ice Cream is served in the Ticonderoga High School Cafeteria and is sold in the Seniors' candy room. SEST '.'ISHFS GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS CF '59 'CORE'S HARDWARE 123 MQNTCALK STREET Ticonderoga, N. Y. R • THE SI AS r- J9f 1 Patronize The Advertisers 7 In The Carillon