Argyle Central School - Highlander Yearbook (Argyle, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1958 volume:

U£e j icjIt I -! o ds i 1958 J resenied h 'df ie [J ear book We, the class of 1958, dedicate our yearbook, the High- | lander 58, to our Board of Education to show our appreciation for their assurance and efforts that have guided us through our years at Argyle Central. For the understanding, knowledge and helping hand always extended to us, we give our sincere thanks. Left to right: Mrs. Ernest Reid; Mr. Tucker, Vice Principal; Mr. Stevens, Principal; Mr. Arnold Abrahamson; Mr. Harvey Lambeth, President; Mr. George Coughlan; Mr. John Williamson; I and Mr. Lawrence Dennis. MR. FRANKLIN STEVENS, Principal Front row: Mrs. Tuttle, Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Whitman, Mrs. Currie. Second row: Mrs. Bowe, Mrs. Harrington, Mrs. Corbett, Mrs. McKemon, Mrs. MacAuley, Mrs. Elder, Mrs. Copeland, Mrs. Hurlbut, Miss O'Day, Miss McWhorter. Last row: Mr. Cascio, Mr. Copeland, Mr. Tucker, Mr. Northrup, Mr. Schoff, Mr. Whitman, Mr. Stevens, Mr. Holton, Mr. Madsen, Mr. Bulluck, Mr. Kelly, Mr. Church, Mr. Trusselie. MAIN OFFICE OUR CLASS OFFICERS President Beverly Reynolds Vice President Jerry Gilchrist Secretary Rose Wheeler Treasurer Joyce Williamson OUR HONOR STUDENTS Valedictorian Joyce Williamson Salutatorian Tom Murdock Third Honor Cathy Fruhauf GLADYS FAYE BREASON Gladys” Cheerleader 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3; Class Officer 2; Year- book Staff 4. JOAN ANN CASE Joanie Chorus 1,2; Softball 3; In- tramurals 1,2,3,4; Major- ette 1,2,3. ROGER EARL CORLEW Rog Chorus 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2, 3; Radio Club 1; Photo Club 1. ROBERT GEORGE CUTHBERT Bobby Football 1,2,3, 4; Basket- ball 1.2,3; Baseball 3; Radio Club 1. LINDA LEE FISH Lin Chorus 1; Softball 1,2,3, 4; Hockey 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 1,2, 3, 4; FHA 1,2,3; GAA 4. CATHERINE P. FRUHAUF Cathy Chorus 1,2,3,4; Cheer- leader 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Senior Play 4; Art Club 1; Drama- tics Club 3. JERRY BRUCE GILCHRIST Jet Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; Football 3,4; Chorus 3; Science Club 1; Class Officers 1,2,4; Senior Play 4; Yearbook Staff 4. DONALD JOHN KREBS Don Football 1,2,3,4; Base- ball 2; Track 1; Yearbook Staff 4; Class Officer 3; Student Council 4; Chorus 2,3; Senior Play 4. ROGERS. LANGWORTHY Rog Football 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 2, 3,4; Track 3, 4; Chorus2,3 WRAY CHARLES LONGDAUE Wray AARON HERBERT LOOMIS Herb Track 1,3; Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Radio Club 1,2; Photo Club 1,2; Senior Play 4; Yearbook Staff 4. DAVID E. McDOUGALL Dave Basketball 1,2; Football 1, 2,3,4; Track 3,4; Chorus 3; Student Council 1,3. GEORGE C. McNEIL George Football 2,3; Baseball 2; Chorus 2,3; Senior Play. MARY ATA McNEIL Mary FHA 1.2, 3.4; GAA 1,2,3, 4; Senior Play. IDA HARRIET McQUAIN Ider Senior Band 1,2; Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Softball 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Year- book Staff 4. BRUCE EUGENE MINER Boo Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3. THOMAS BLACK MURDOCK Tom Basketball 2,3,4; Track 3, 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Science Club 1; Senior Play; Stu- dent Council 4. BEVERLY AUCE REYNOLDS Beeve Senior Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Student Council 2; Class Officers 3,4; Intra- murals 1,3; Senior Play 4. WILLIAM FRANK TALLMADGE Bill- Baseball 4; Camera Club 3. JANICE ANN TRIPP Jan Chorus 1,3; Student Coun- cil 1,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Softball 1,2, 3.4; Senior Play 4; Yearbook Staff 4. AVAILABLE JEAN ANN MONTERO Jeano FHA 1,2; GAA 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Soft- ball 1,2,3,4; Field Hock ey 1,2,3,4. ROSE MARIE WHEELER Rose GAA 1,2,3, 4; Senior Play 4; Class Officer 3,4; FHA 1; Yearbook Staff 4. ELIZABETH JOYCE WILLIAMSON Joyce Yearbook Staff 3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2,3, 4; Class Officer 1,3,4; Senior Play 4; GAA 4; In- tramurals 1,2,3, 4. Cj ass Ohfistory On September 3, 1946, forty-six children entered the first grade with Miss Mac- Collum as our teacher. Thirteen of our original class are graduating. They are: Gladys Breason, Linda Fish, Mary Ata McNeil, Ida McQuain, Beverly Reynolds, Joyce William- son, Roger Corlew, Robert Cuthbert, Jerry Gilchrist, Wray Longdaue, David McDougall, Tom Murdock, and Roger Langworthy. In the second grade we gained George McNeil and Joan Case. We lost a few students to make a total of forty-one with Miss Eilleen McWhorter as teacher. In the third grade we gained Bill Tallmadge, Aaron Loomis and Janice Tripp. Miss Mildred Bristol was our teacher. In the fourth grade we had Miss Bernice MacWhorter as teacher with forty-one pupils. We had our first money-making activity when we sold pencils. On September 6, 1950, we entered the fifth grade with Mrs. MacAuley as teacher. We didn't gain any new pupils, but we lost a few for a total of thirty-nine. We went to Lake Lauderdale for our picnic. In the sixth grade we gained Jean Montero and Bruce Miner. Mrs. Currie was our teacher with forty in our class. In September, 1952, thirty-eight pupils entered the seventh grade with Mr. Jerome as our class advisor. This year we sold paper and went on a trip to Fort Ticonderoga, New York. In the eighth grade we again had Mr. Jerome as class advisor. This year we went on two class trips; one to Albany where we visited the State Capitol, and one to Howe's Caverns. In our freshman year we gained Rose Wheeler and Cathy Fruhauf to make a total of thirty-two pupils. This year we had our first dance. Mr. Jerome was again our class advisor. In the sophomore year we gained Don Krebs. Mr. Canale was our class advisor and we sold candy at ball games to raise money for our Washington trip. Our junior year was a very busy one with Mrs. Tucker as advisor. As money-raising activities we sold magazines, had a donkey basketball game, a pancake supper, sold refreshments at the ball games and had two dances. We had great delight ordering our class rings. On May 24 we had our Junior Prom with Steve Gitto's Blue Jacks as our orchestra. Due to certain conditions, we weren't allowed to have a junior-senior picnic. Our last year finally arrived. Seniors at lastl Our senior play Books and Crooks was held March 21-22, 1958. During our spring vacation, twenty-three seniors went on the annual New York - Washington trip. Now we are leaving ACS recalling the fond memories of our school days and the happy times we had here. Glass CProphecy Date: June 23, 1968 Scene: Hart's Cafe Time: Midnight Gladys Breason, Linda Fish, and Beverly Reynolds are seated in a comer booth waiting for the arrival of the members of the class of '58. Gladys was responsible for the free entertainment of the Vagabonds, since she is now the mother of two little drummer boys. Linda has just flown in from the Boola- Boola Islands where she was urgently sent to perform first aid on the Chief-of- Staff of the Air Force whose plane had just crashed. Much to her relief, Aaron Loomis was in fine shape. Beverly is busily enjoying her ravioli which is now cooked. This was sent back to the chef the night of the Junior Prom, May 25, 1957, because it was not cooked. Our first guest arrives: It is none other than the new owner of Durkee- town; Joan Case. Her ballet students are to help out with the entertainment. There is a rpar of motors and in zooms Dave, Roger, Bob, and Wray on their motorcycles wearing black denim trousers and motorcycle boots and black leather jackets with skeletons on the back. They were judges of the Miss Rheingold Contest. On the stroke of one. Miss Fruhauf, now Mrs. McNeil, comes striding in with her mother and father-in-law. She still believes the best way to a man's heart is through his mother and daddy. Jerry Gilchrist comes rushing in still in his baseball uniform from late practice with the Glens Falls Indians. (He didn't make the Cleveland Indians). Professor Tom Murdock comes back from the test fields for our class reunion on a small slow-speed intercontinental missile that only goes 4,000 miles an hour. He had to put on his brakes in Chicago to stop in Glens Falls. He just shot off his new missile called Catnip” because he was jealous of the dog in Sputnik. Another famous figure on the test fields arrives. This is Jean Montero out on a test run of the new Army, Navy, Air Force Jeep. It crawls, it sails, it flies. Wearing a long, black robe, in comes Her Honor, Judge Tripp. She gained great fame as a lawyer by settling a dispute between the Hatfield's and the Coy's. Behind her comes Dr. Mary McNeil, who now heads the McNeil’s Animal Hospital. She recently performed an appendectomy on a French Poodle. Don Krebs comes in waving a paper which we found out later was his high school diploma. Now arrives Rose Wheeler who was just discharged from the hospital after minor explosions in her lab at the G. E. (So we are fortunate to have her with us.) Ida McQuain arrives in a 1968 Cadillac convertible with mink seatcovers and her little Mexican Chihuahua named Pedro. She is now residing in South Glens Falls with her husband who owns the Coca-Cola Company. Our next guest is Joyce Williamson who arrives with her husband the Dean of Notre Dame. Joyce has had a crush on him since she entered college, that is why she is still a freshman. Bruce Miner and Bill Tallmadge, both home on a thirty day leave from Sampson Air Force Base, arrive with their parachutes still on. Instead of pushing the landing button, they pushed the seat ejector and arrived quite by accident. Our next honored guest is the multi-millionaire of the class of 1958, Roger Corlew. He made his millions by being the champion stamp licker. He is the head of the Stamp-Lickers Club of the one and only Argyle Post Office. Our last and most honored guest arrives around the vicinity of three o’clock. This is the great George McNeil who donated some of the millions he won in the Marathon Bicycle races for this class reunion. After an illuminating evening of retelling our eventful high school years, we leave the reunion for our homes with fond memories, resolving to have a similar reunion in 1978. Gfass GM We, the Senior Class of the Argyle Central School, in this year of 1958, being in reasonably good health and of doubtfully sound mind, realizing the uncertainty of grades and the vacillating dispositions of our faculty members, do hereby make this, our last will and testament. I, Gladys Breason, leave my curly hair to Lynn Jerome. I, Joan Case, leave the ninth grade boys to the ninth grade girls. I, Roger Corlew, leave my quiet nature to Red Durkee. I, Robert Cuthbert, just leave. I, Linda Fish, leave my nickname of Chubby to Lyn Yarter. I, Catherine Fruhauf, leave my giggle to Mr. Kelly. I, Jerry Gilchrist, leave my height to Ed Colvin. I, Donald Krebs, leave my hot rod to Mr. Northrup. I, Roger Langworthy, leave my athletic ability to Harry Morehouse. 1, Wray Longdaue, leave my stubbornness to Norman Stevens. I, Aaron Loomis, leave my love for Elvis Presley to Mr. Trusselle. I, David McDougall, leave my hot Ford to the Blenders to get back to school on time for fifth period classes. I, George McNeil, leave whatever I have, if I have anything to whoever needs whatever I have and can do anything with whatever this thing is. I, Mary McNeil, wish I had something to leave but circumstances as they are I need all I’ve got and more too. I, Ida McQuain, refuse to leave my South Glens Falls friends to anyone. I, Bruce Miner, leave my seat on the football bench to Leslie Shear. I, Jean Montero, leave my athletic ability to Davine LaFoy. I, Thomas Murdock, leave my tendency to say I don't know to Jesse Williams. I, Beverly Reynolds, leave my ability to ask dumb questions to anyone dumber than I. I, William Tallmadge, leave all my worldly charms to whoever wants them. I, Janice Tripp, leave all my sisterly love to all the boys. I, Rose Wheeler, leave my ability to get along with the teachers to my brother Billy. I, Joyce Williamson, leave my ability to train boys to Kalista Nichols. (Vass Officers President................................ANN WINCHELL Vice President - - - -MERWYN CUTHBERT Secretary.................BEATRICE COLVIN Treasurer.............................EDWARD COLVIN Juniors First row; Sandra Bunker, Sally Gipe, Ann Winchell, Nansy Couzens, Marilyn Schmidt, Mr. Schoff. Second row: Julia Morehouse, Linda Lewis, Evelyn Yarter, Mary Lou White, Pat Liddle, Marilyn Cross, Davine LaFoy, Donna Bain. Third row: Betsy McDougall, Kalista Nichols, Marcia Archard, Beatrice Colvin, Sydney Upton, Lynn Jerome, Pat Pember. Fourth row: Paul McWhorter, Charles Hanna, Merwin Cuthbert, Richard Tripp, Johannes Lutz, Melvin Montgomery, Edward Hamilton, Steven Whitman. Fifth row: Norman Stevens, Jesse Williams, Kenneth McWhorter, George Carruthers, Donald Graham, Gerald Durkee. Gfass Officers President...............GARY GILCHRIST Vice President..........WILLARD SKELLIE Secretary................MARTHA MacAULEY Treasurer...............JANICE RANDALL Sophomores First row: Janice Randall, Gary Gilchrist, Willard Skellie, Martha MacAuley. Second row: Audrey Henry, Marie Derusha, Diane Haessly, Karen Grant, Patty Weir, Mr. Cascio. Third row: Terry Archambault, Betty Blair, Anita Dessaint, Kenny Hamilton, Allene Nedeau, Bar- bara Flewelling, Carol Colvin, Keith Jackson. Fourth row: Dennis Kuba, Jim McDougall, Charles Tilford, Leslie Shear, Lawrence Graham, Ken Chase, Russell Smith, Jim Pollock. (Mass ( )fpeers President...............LORRAINE SOLLOSCY Vice President................DICK LOOMIS Secretary............................SANDRA WHITMAN Treasurer..................CAROL FRUHAUF Jres imen First row: Mildred Pollock, Gerry Page, Edward Koncikowski, Philip Corlew, Gordon Bennet, Lorraine Solloscy, Joanne Neff, Phyllis Hoffer. Second row: Carol Fruhauf, Sharon Bunker, Barbara Griffin, Jeanne Neff, Ellen Davis, Carol Loomis, Harriet Grant, Mr. Northrup. Third row: Gloria Garvin, Carolyn Dalaba, Richard Loomis, Sandra Whitman, William McDougall, Ronald Bain, Marie Tripp, John J. Graham, Antonette Wheeler, Richard Coughlan. Fourth row: Robert Tripp, Adolph Lutz, Werner Bloomfield, Wayne White, Richard Galusha, James Merrill, John T. Grahm, Malcom Davis, Paul Harke, George Kilmer. ( ass Officers President------ Vice President Secretary - - ■ Treasurer - - ■ - CAROL GAMBLE MARK GOLDMAN DONNA BRISTOL LAWRENCE REID C Kj iifi First row: Lawrence Reid, Carol Gamble, Crosby Durkee, William Holcomb, Vernon Grant, Donna Bristol, Mark Goldman. Second row: Mrs. Cook, Advisor; Sharon Skellie, Virginia Montero, Patty Dessaint, Sandra Henry, Barbara Brown, Mary Morehouse, Beverly Griffin. Third row: Jane Macomber, Betsy Graham, Becky Murdock, Lorraine Colvin, Marilyn Hart, Sherry Griffin, Sue Couzens, Carolyn Barrows, William VanGuilder. Fourth row: Howard Clift, Robert Fleeman, Ronald Dessaint, Harry Morehouse, Gerald Wilder, Raymond Roods, Robert Graham, Richard Mechanik, Gary LeFave. Fifth row: Michael Smith, Albert Yarter, Harold Lufkin, Mike Beckwith, Gary Harvey, Paul Bloomfield, Dan Crandall, Timmy Wil- liams, Walter Nadeau, David Grinnell. Glass Gffn veers President.................SCOTT NICHOLS Vice President - MARGARET WILLIAMSON Secretary.................KAREN KINNEY Treasurer.............JOYCE McDOUGALL 'Seven A First row: Francis Morehouse, Howard Gillis. Second row: Mr. Simpson, Advisor; Eric Archard, Charles Montgomery, Sandra Bristol, Nancy White, Karen Kinney, Margaret Williamson, Anna Morehouse, Robert Rouse, William Haessly, Mr. Church, Advisor. Third row: Clinton Durkee, Barbara Heidorf, James Neff, Belva Flewelling, Lawrence Upton, Judy Neff, Thomas Graham, Dorothy Griffin, Michael Garvin. Fourth row-. Gregory LaFoy, Delores Winchell, William Wheeler, Coral Barker, Frances Wilder, Ronald Hoffer, Carol Barker, Robert Bain. Fifth row: Charlotte McNeil, Elwaine Guilder, Susan Service, Konrad Lutz, Carol Weir, Scott Nichols, Nancy Williamson. Sixth row; Karen Bain, John Dowmont, Kenneth Warren, Betty Monroe, Mary Lou McWhorter, Ralph Graham, Stanley Knowlton, Audrey Bunker. S ac en Gouncif Seated, left to right: George Canuthers, Thomas Murdock, Donald Krebs, and Janice Tripp. Standing: Roy McDougall, Jim McDougall, John T. Graham, Jesse Williams, Mr. Harold Tucker, Advisor; Joanne Neff, Patricia Liddle, Nancy White, Betsy Graham, and John Dowmont. First row: Mary Ata McNeil, Patty Liddle, Carolyn Dalaba, Julia Morehouse. Second row: Harriet Grant, Marie Derusha, Marcia Archard, Carol Loomis, Davine Lafoy. Third row: Ellen Davis, Holly Fish, Tony Wheeler, Gloria Garvin, Allene Nedeau, Anita Dessaint, Mildred Pollock, Mrs. Parker. First row: Terry Archambault, Billy McDougall, Phillip Corlew, John J. Graham, Mr. Cascio, Adolph Lutz, Dick Loomis, Gordon Bennett. Second row; George Kilmer, Werner Bloomfield, Wayne White, DichGalusha, Larry Graham, Don Graham, Mal- colm Davis, Willard Skellie, Bob Tripp. OUR KING AND QUEEN Joyce Williamson and David McDougall amor rom Senior ianci First row: April Jones, Barbara Griffin, Karen Grant, Ellen Davis, Sandra Whitman, Carol Fruhauf. Second row: Mr. Trusselle, Advisor; Delores Winchell, Karen Kinney, Carol Weir, Donna Randles, Barbara Atwell, Ronnie Wilson, Ann Winchell. Third row: Jeanne Neff, Nancy Williamson, Nancy White, Bruce McNeil, Joyce McDougall, Margaret Williamson, Eddie Koncikowski. Fourth row: Holly Fish, Gary LeFave, Gerald Wilder, Kit Williams, Betsy Mc- Dougall, Donna Bristol, Dennis Kuba, Marie Tripp. First row: Carlyn Tripp, Barbara Gillis, Carol Barker, Karen Doherty, Phyllis Kinney, Karen Dowmont. Second row: Tom Pendergrass, Diana Graham, Bobby Henke, Ross Sheridan, Lindy Ellis, Mr. Truselle, Charlotte McNeil, Philip McWhorter, Dana Cuthbert. Front row: Phyllis Hoffer, Joanne Neff, Carol Colvin, Ann Winchell, Jeanne Neff, Barbara Griffin, Carol Fruhauf. Second row: Donna Bain, Anita Dessaint, Cathy Fruhauf, Martha MacAuley, Lyn Yarter, Diane Haessly, Ellen Davis, Mrs, Dibble. Third row: Marcia Archard, Karen Grant, Holly Fish, Joyce Williamson, Marie Tripp, Carolyn Dalaba, Patty Weir, Linda Joot aff First row: Kenny Hamilton, Gordon Bennett, Bill McDougall, Dick Loomis, Dennis Kuba, Jimmy Pollock. Second row: Charles Montgomery, George Kilmer, Leslie Shear, John J. Graham, Paul Bloomfield, Jim Merrill, John T. Graham, John Breason, Bobby Tripp, Paul Harke, Ronny Hoffer. Third row: Eddie Hamilton, Jerry Gilchrist, Russell Smith, Chuck Tilford, John Montero, WillSkellie, Melvin Montgomery, Wayne White, Chuck Scally, Bruce Miner, Merwyn Cuthbert. Fourth row: Coach Deac Whitman, Mike Beckwith, Malcolm Davis, Eddie Nelson, Kenny McWhorter, Eddie Colvin, Larry Graham, George Carruthers, Bob Cuthbert, Jerry Durkee, Coach Dick Holton. TRI-COUNTY LEAGUE CHAMPS Argyle 56 Hartford 12 Argyle 56 Warrensburg 12 Argyle 29 Schuylerville 0 NON-LEAGUE GAMES Argyle 52 Voorheesville 7 Argyle 53 Ravena-Coeymans 24 Front row: Harold Lufkin, Manager; Melvin Montgomery, Jerry Gilchrist, Merwyn Cuthbert, Bruce Miner, Eddie Hamilton, Paul McWhorter, Manager. Second row: Gerry Durkee, George Carruthers, Ed Colvin, Roger Langworthy, Tom Murdock, Norman Stevens, Coach Whitman. 7.)cis iinyion G o un y oeapue G iamps Front row: R. McDougall, G. Bennett, B. McDougall, P. Harke, G. Page, G. Gilchrist, D. Dessaint. Second row: J. J. Graham, S. Whitman, J. McDougall, J. Breason, C. Tilford, W. Skellie. Third row: Coach Tucker, J. T. Graham, J. Williams, K. McWhorter, J. Merrill, W. White. VARSITY SQUAD Nansy Couzens, Gladys Breason, Betsy McDougall, Joyce Williamson, Kalista Nichols, Lynn Jerome, () fiee rfe acfers JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD Joanne Neff, Mary Lou White, Sandy Whitman, Beatrice Colvin, Karen Grant, Ann Winchell. Page sponsored by KILMER FUNERAL HOME, Argyle, N. Y. Front row: Gladys Breason, Joyce Williamson, Tom Murdock, Cathy Fruhauf, and Beverly Reynolds. Second row: Don Krebs, Aaron Loomis, Rose Wheeler, Ida McQuain, and Janice Tripp. Compliments of GLENS FALLS COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Phone 2-6922 rvuco's DISTINCTIVE CLOTHING Formals for All Occasions South Glens Falls, N. Y. 30 South Street Glens Falls, N. Y. PATQONS Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Bowe Mr. and Mrs. Tad Bullock Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cascio Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Church Mr. James Connolly Mrs. Marion Cook Mr. and Mrs. Coolidge Copeland Mr. and Mrs. Orlo Corbett Mr. and Mrs. George Coughlan Mr. and Mrs. William Currie Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Dibble Mr. and Mrs. Matt Elder Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fountaine Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Fruhauf Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gilchrist Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Grant Mr. and Mrs. John Grant Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harrington Mrs. Elinor Henke Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoffer Mr. and Mrs. Richard Holton Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hurlbut Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Inman Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kelly Mr. Joe Langworthy Mr. Carl Lufkin Mr. and Mrs. John MacAuley Miss Bernice MacWhorter Mr. and Mrs. Norman Madsen Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McKernon Mr. and Mrs. Elias Montero Mr. and Mrs. James Murdock Miss Peggy O'Day Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Parker Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Randall Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Alson Schoff Mr. Thomas Smith Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Richard Toman Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Trusselle Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tucker Mr. and Mrs. James Tuttle Mr. and Mrs. Truman Whitman Mr. and Mrs. James Williamson Mr. Ronnie Williamson Mr. and Mrs. George Case Glens Falls, New York COMPLETE GRADUATION SERVICE • Class Rings • Commencement Announcements • Caps and Gowns • Medals and Awards • Diplomas • Taylor-made Yearbooks Bob and Don admire 100 Book Club Honor presented Gus at Taylor Year book Seminar in Dallas in January. L. 0. BALFOUR CO. BENTLEY SIMON TAYLOR YEARBOOK CO. Your Representative HODGKINS OF BALFOUR GUS HODGKINS - BOB BARCHER - BOB GRAY - DON NASH P.O. Box 9, Schenectady, New York, Phone 3-5374 BRISTOL’S SERVICE STATION Compliments of: Compliments of: MARKET L HARDWARE Best Wishes to the Class of '58 Qmpwtd F=U1 NITU12E STORE Glens Falls, New York Compliments of EMEBSON GDANT NEW HOLLAND AND OLIVER DEALER Compliments of JOHN WILLIAMSON Diamonds - Watches - Repairs D2. W. McirsIT'V'QE Argyle, N. Y. Phone 822 1 7 ) ) Phone 8410 HOWARD BUNKER RCA Whirlpool Sales and Service for Haverly Bulk Tanks Hotpoint Appliances Automatic Washer Conde Milking Equipment and Norge Automatic Rep. , H. BARKER AND SONS Washer and Dryer South Hartford, N. Y. Tin Glf'ii Fall Insurance Company c tcn«l hearty congratulation In tin rlas . of 1958. r art proud that I lie schools of our neighborhood an contributing mi matf'rially to our larjrr staff of employee . In our Glrii Fall hi'aflipiarli'r ami branch office through out tin country, many recent Ii i «ill school « raduatc arc already ‘ {£0111 1 up thron'd! advancement to position of renter rc |� on il� ility. W ith tin hope that many in tin da of '58 will consider joining the fine •'roup of “radmilc already in our employ, we invite inquirit about career opporlunitie f«� r hotli youii” men and young women. 'Old and Triad ' Oiganizad 1849 5JsIbk - INSURANCE COMPANY Gl+rs Falls. N. Y. Compliments of THE %rr UnOI «MC Argyle, New York