Burnt Hills Ballston Lake High School - Spartan Epic Hilltop Yearbook (Burnt Hills, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1955 volume:

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In our lives, it is the completion of this project, our yearbook. To phrase this in the language of Shakespeare, All the world's a stage and all the men and women merely players. Plays of quality live forever. We sincerely hope that our year- book may join these ranks. May this accomplishment be a memory we can treasure throughout our lives. :lNfQ f We of The class of I955 dedicafe fhis page memory of Mr. Arihur Mengel, who for many was a member of ihe Board of Educalion. His +he guiding hand +ha+ sfeered our school for many years 'lhrough sfrife and foil. Always he a genlleman - palienf, iusl, and May +he memory of his life sei a goal foward which all of us should sfrive. .fr W .L 5 , K 5 ' S As. Ifrwx-gk To ihe man whose unlirincj vigil, like that of a shep- herd waldhing over his flock, has lcepl usfhappy and healfhy individuals, and whose comrnunily spirll has been a model for us all, wefihe Class of l955, give +o hlsfarhily and many friends, lhisihumble memorial. s . ' We, the class of 1955, proudly dedicate this edition of the Hilltop to Mr. Walter R. Reid. We do this in appreciation of his twenty years of service to our school as guidance director and coach. We shall always remember the many ways lVlr. Reid has helped us in forming a strong foundation, upon which to build our lives. In the future his tireless efforts will continue to play an important role in our lives. Our gratefulness to you, Mr. Reid, is far too great for words. TRIBUTES We would like to pay tribute to our ad- visors, Miss Warren, Mr. Marshall, and Mrs. Conroy for their insight and judge- ment throughout our four years in high school. Although Mrs. Conroy was un- able to remain with us through the four years, we are grateful for her help and advice. We offer our deepest appreciation to Miss Ashworth for her guidance and direction in the homeroom. Our thanks to Miss Goodwin for her able assistance with the advertising sec- tion of this edition of the Hilltop. We shall always remember with gratitude the advice and understanding of our friends, the teachers and advisors. 9 fel H .N -vena-Q..--r.nuv1:,umr,.., .,..-M-.--f,.,,--- Y Aix Q i-.AM Y N .I . - Wi sf 'wi 7 'lf I I 3: ,r M ' ' V 1 . . V .1 . . ,. Q Q F v.:a.:-fv,i-nvnsu:nace-'x4a6:.uxvh2f'- if 3. 37 -.1 . , Ei V K 1 3:2 1 ht ,tr --.3 I: -: .- ,wt1,1,,.l.,.,,:u .. 9 1, .1 ,.1. ,,-,, ,,f,, 'N -fl ' Qt ,L ,. . ,I V , 25' A V .1 A - - - A .Y :ff 9 Yfrqmazf. -m3?MNQ+ Jwmuwtnifn- J XSQQQX H P gg:-t f - 7 ,1-- - Y-ia' O' Wag, .,f:r ,-. .fa , Eff Q8iY,Q,A,:i?lat. MR. FRANClb I.. STEVENS MR. CHARLEb WILDE . . . . Qc-ygrazvq ,, .:.-.t-Qin . . SlllIt'fl'lSlHg l'r1nr1p11l .. PTIVICIIIHI BOARD OF EDUCATION This gruup of men ie continually working tn improve Cfmclitiuns for ns. Tn them gn our heartfelt thanks. Mr. Francis L. Stevens, Mr. Axel Friebc-rg, Mr. E. D. McArthur. Mr. Ross Cunningham. Mr. Bartlett Kimball, Mr. Ralph Palmer. OFFICE STAFF NHSS IVINKLIC. HRS. SWNNKICR. HRS. STICK , ug-N ' , x 1 f' f !' JS O K. ,Rl My T X- .W ' w. Q. V ww, A Wm . A T, X NIR. J.-X 'XHCS A. H.-XGAN HEALTH STAFF IDR. WAI.DlilLI,lG MRS. NIMLNUSSEN and MRS. HUTTON MISS ROSETTA ASHWORTH Mathematics MRS. FLORENCE BATES Citizenship Education MR. WALTER BECK Music, Band MISS CAROL CHAUVIN Science MRS. MILDRED CSONTOS Librarian MR. GORDON EVENS Citizenship Education MISS SAILLY WARREN Home Ec. Senior Class Advisor MR. THOMAS LARKINS English Drivers Training MR. CLEMENT DROC English ' QA MISS RUTH GOODWIN Commercial MISS MARY R. HEALY Citizenship Education National Honor Society Junior Class Advisor MRS. LOUISE HINCKLEY Commercial Freshman Class Advisor MR. THOMAS C. JONES Citizenship Education Junior Class Advisor MR. EDWARD KYLE English MISS CATHERINE MONTGOMERY Physical Education Leaders Club Y Athletic Association MRS. ETHEL B. MYERS English, Mathematics Reading Freshman class advisor MR. MELVIN NEMIER Music Mixed Chorus MR. MURRY O'NElL Physical Education MR. WALTER REID Guidance Counsellor MR. LLOYD MARSHALL Industrial Arts Senior class advisor MISS ISABEL ZIMPEL Latin, French Bible Club Student Council MR. FREDERICK REINSHACEN Commercial MR. JOHN RENTZ Varsity Baseball Basketball MRS. DORIS STEMINSKY Mathematics Sophomore class advisor MRS. HELEN TILTON English Citizenship Education Dramatics MR. .I . EUGENE VANVRANKEN Science Industrial Arts MISS HATTI WETSEL Mathematics English Reading MISS CAIL WYLD Citizenship Education English Reading I 4 . CAF ETERIA STAFF First row: G. Litts, C. Phaneuf, B. Knight, M. Spencer, A. Massara, E. Dawson, R. Richmond M. Borini. B. Wye1', D. Dunham, B. Wigley, C. Brown, 0. Nichols, J. Damiano, D. Morris, L Knabner. Second row: Mrs. Kinns, Mrs. Kline. Mrs. Kinns, Mrs. Kline, Miss Ward.. A. Boice, C. Olin, M. Galusha, L. Maranville. I 1 Mr. Wait. Mr. Myers, Mr. Dussalt, Mr. Nemier. Mr. Gillingham, Mr. Mathews, Mr. Rowletlge Wir. 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Without a sign, his sword the brave man draws and asks no amen but his country's Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Soccer 3, 43 Dr. Mac- Elory Health Award 33 Basketball 1, 23 GISELA BARTH A true friend is forever a friend. Mixed Chorus 4g Student Council 43 Ameri can Field Service Exchange Student3 Dra matics Club 43 Intramurals 4. Banana ANN B1ccEns'rAFF A beautiful face is a silent commendation. Treasury 13 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g Chorus 1, 2g Twirling 3, 4g Soccer Cheerleading 33 Basketball Cheerleading 33 Home Ec Club 13 KTK 13 Leaders' Club 3, 4g Ring Com- mittee 23 Freshman Dance Committee 13 Sophomore Dance Committee 23 Bookstore 43 Gregg Award. action. Award 3. JOSEPHINE M. BRADLEY Jo In each cheek appeared a pretty dimple- there love lived and there he could die. Intramurals 2. 3, 43 Homemaking Club 1, 23 Clee.Club 1, 23 Soccer Cheerleader 3g Junior Prom Committeeg Gregg Awards 3, 43 Book- store 43 Soccer Cheerleading Letterg 100 Point Award. CHESTER LAWRENCE BURTON LARRY,' No rule is so general which admits at some exception. Boys' Glee Club l, 23 Mixed Glee Club 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 13 Baseball 1, 2, 33 Debating Club 3. ANN M. BOICE HANNIEH The great end of life is not knowledge but Class Secretary 1, 2, 3g Glee Club 1: Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 43 Soccer Cheerleading 3g Leader's Club 3, 4g Yearbook Staff 4g Traffic Squad 3, 43 Basketball Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4, Cafeteria Staff 1: Junior Dance Chairman 33 Candy Sales Co-Chair- man 43 100 Point Award 2: Ring Committee 2: Honor Teams 43 Bookstore 43 junior Prom Committee, Senior Ball Committeeg Cheer- leading Letter 3, 43 KTK lg Gregg Typing WILLIAM J AMES BOICE HBILLU Oar youth we can have but today, we may always find time to grow old. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4-3 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4g Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4g Ring Committeeg Junior Prom Committeeg Intramurals l, 2, 3, 43 Athletic Letter in Baseball, Basketball, and Soccer. Conference 3, 4, 3, 4. LEWIS J. CARPENTER, J R. On this foundation will I build my fame. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Soccer 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Ring Committee 2, Class President 3, 4, Class Vice President 2, Silver Medal 1, Bronze Medals 2, 3, Scholarship Letter 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Boys' Leaders' Club 2, Citizenship Education Scholarship Club 4, Plays Lois E. CHAMBERLAIN Give, said the little stream Give, oh give, give, oh give, As it hurried down the hill I am small I know, but wherever I go The fields grow greener still. Home Ee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals Messenger Club 3, Bible Club 4. BARBARA CAVANAUGH nex 4. GGLOH 2, 3, 4, RICHARD JOHNSTON COLYER The wise man must be wise before, not after, the event. Transferred from Westfield, N. J. 2, Make- up Editor of Reporter 3. Little said is soonest mended Transferred from Catholic High School An WILLIAM GEORGE CRUIKSHANK Great men only should have great faults. Bronze Medal lg Silver Medal 2, Scholar- ship Letter 3g Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4g Bible Club 1, 2g Senior Ball Committee 45 Junior Prom Committee 33 Dramatics Club 3, 4g Reporter 1, 23 Yearbook Staff 43 Traf- fic Squad 3, 49 Basketball Manager 43 Schol- arship Club 4, Plays 3, 4-. WILLIAM JAMES DAVIS HBILLH Fortune favors the brave. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 43 Bas- ketball l, 2, 3, 45 Letters in Baseball 2, 3, 45 Letters in Soccer 2, 3, 4, Letter in Basket- ball 4-3 Library Club 2, 3. NANCY CURTIS After the verb To Love, To Help is the most beautiful verb in the world. KTK 1, 25 Chairman Sophomore Danceg In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Honor Team 3g Glee Club lg Junior Prom Chairman 33 Senior Usher 33 Co-Chairman Senior Ball, Biology Club 19 President Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, Bible Club 1, 2, Yearbook Staff 4g Ring Committee 3, Cafeteria Staff 1, 2. LEONARD DESSORMEAU When asked what he would take to let a man give him a blow on the head, he said, A helmet. rg-:we 'raw-If--v -- - W e live in deeds, not yearsg On thoughts, not breaths. Club 43 Plays 3, 4. SELMA EL1zABE'rH ELMSTROM F or all that is fair is by nature good. Glee Club 1, 23 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Dra- matics 3, 43 Library Club 23 Bronze Medal 23 Junior Prom Court 33 Junior Prom Com- mitteeg Senior Ball Committee 43 Yearbook Staff 43 Pep Squad 3, 43 Leaders' Club 3, 43 Traffic Squad 3, 43 100 Point Award 33 Scholarship Club 4. ROBERT FISKE Bos Nothing succeeds like success. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Soccer 2, 33 Basketball lg Glee Club 1, 23 Basketball Manager 33 Foreign Exchange Student 33 Bronze Award 13 Traffic Squad 3, 43 Student Council 43 President of Athletic Association 43 Vice President of Class 4: Junior Prom Committee 33 Band 1, 23 Scholarship Club 4. RICHARD S. DEWEESE marc Silver Medal 13 Bronze Medal 23 Scholarship Letter 33 Vice President AA 33 Dramatics Club 3, 43 Business Management of Dramatics Club 3, 43 Reporter Staff 1, 2, 33 Debating Club 33 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Senior Ball Com- mittee 43 Yearbook Editor-in-Chief3 Library Club 1, 23 Traffic Squad 3, 43 Scholarship WARREN DUNHAM As if the world and he were hand and glove. Basketball 1, 23 Baseball 1, 2, 33 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4. SANDRA MAE FRANZEN uSANDY,, The soul's calm sunshine and the heartfelt ivy- Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Shorthand Awards, Clee Club 1, 2. ELEANOR FREITAG Soft is the music that would charm forever. Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2. MERL L. CALUSHA, Jn. HARRY ALLEN FREDENBURGH Happy am I , from care I'm free! W hy aren't they all contented like me? Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter 2, 3, Basketball 1, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter 3, 4, Intra- murals 1, 2. The world knows nothing of its greatest men. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Plays 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Traffic Squad 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Debating Club 3, Junior Prom Decor- ations Committee 3, Boys' Leaders' Club, Scholarship Letter 3, Basketball 2, Bronze Medal 1, 2, Intramurals 1, 2, Scholarship Club 4, AFS Summer Scholarship 3. Wlf7 W'7l??flF'f?5FF L GA11. MAE GARRISON Nothing is there more friendly to man than a friend in need. Intramurals 1, 2, 33 KTK 13 Home Econom- ics 1, 23 Bible Club 1, 2, 33 Twirling 2, 3, 4g Reporter Staff 1, 2, 33 Cafeteria Staff 1, 2, 3. JACQUELINE L. GaA'rroN JACKIE Health and cheerfulness mutually beget each other. KTK 13 Leaders' Club 3, 4g Honor Teams 2, 33 Sports Awards 2, 33 100 Point Award 33 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom Court 33 Senior Ball Court 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Clee Club 1, 2. DAVID GETTY: DAVE Oh, the strange, sweet lonely delight of the Valley of Dreams. Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Art Club 1. ROBERT A. GREGOIRE BOB An outward honor for an inward toil. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Vice President of Class 3g President of Student Council 43 Library Club 23 Bronze Medal 1, 23 Soccer 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Student' Council 2, 3, 43 Traffic Squad 3, 4g Boys' Leaders' Club 3g Athletic Letter in Soccer. PATRICIA C. GRUNDHOEFFER 'GPATU If eyes were made for seeing, then beauty is its own excuse for being. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Leaders' Club 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 4, Twirling Exhibit 3, 4, Messengers' Club 1, 2, 3, Hockey Honor Teams 3, 4, Prom Court 3, Senior Ball Queen 4, Book Store 4, 100 Point Award 2, Saratoga Country Festival 3, All-State Band 4, Pep Squad 3, Cheerlead- ing 4, Gregg Award. EDWARD HARTUNG 'iED,' Still waters run the deepest. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 1, 2, 33 Base' ball 1, 2, 3, Silver Medal 1, Bronze Medal 2, Scholarship Letter 3, Freshman Selling Committee. S SUSAN ANN GUEST iSUZIE,, She is a winsome wee thing. She is a hand- some wee thing. She is a bonny wee thing. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Homemaking Club 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Basketball Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 100 Point Award 2, Bookstore 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Junior Prom Court, Senior Ball Court, Basketball Honor Team 3, Gregg Awards 4. J AMES KEHRER u.lIM,, The sum of duty let two words contain. Be humble and be first. Bronze Medal 1, Class President 1, 2, Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President Stu- dent Council 3, Secretary-Treasurer Student Council 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Leaders' Club President 3, Captain Traf- fic Squad 3, 4, Ring Committee 2, Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4, N.Y.S. Citz. Ed. Con- ference 3, 4. J OAN LAFFORTHUN HJOANIEU Never idle a moment, but thrifty and thought- ful of others. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Leaders' Club 4g Hon- or Teams 3, 4g 100 Point Award 33 Bookstore 4g Shorthand Award 4g Typing Award 33 Pep Squad 3. MARY ALICE LA VENTURE HLA VENT7, Only a sweet and virtuous soul, like seasoned timber, never gives. Intramurals 2, 3, 4g Bronze Medal 1g Traffic Squad 3, 49 Freshman Dance Committee .lun- ior Prom Committee, Messengers' Club 2, 3. ALICE L1Nv1LLE Genius does what it must. Talent does what it can. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g Girls' Glee Club 1, 23 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4g Treasurer Sophomore Class, Traffic Squad 3, 4g Freshman Dance Committeeg Sophomore Dance Committeeg .Iunior Dance Committeeg Senior Ball Committeeg Senior Ball Court: Yearbook Staffg KTK lg Home Ec Club 1, 2, Plays 2, 3, 4: Debating Club 3, 49 Twirling 3, 43 Ring Committee, Art Club 13 Scholarship Club 4. 3. - as KAYE LAROWE Blest with that charm, the certainty to please. Glee Club 1, 25 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Cheer- leader 2g KTK lg Home Economics Club 15 Messengers' Club 2g Twirling 3, 43 Honor Team 23 Athletic Award 2. LAWRENCE MARANVILLE LARRY To receive honesty is the best thanks for a good thing. Library Club 1, 25 Reporter Staff 1, 25 Dra- matics Club 3, 45 Senior Ball Committeeg Plays 3, 45 Bible Club 35 Bronze Medal 1, 25 Glee Club 4g Scholarship Letter: Yearbook Staffg Scholarship Club 4. JEAN MARKS Speech is great, but silence is greater. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 2nd Band 35 Bible Club 1, 2, 35 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Cafeteria 1, 25 Home Economics Club 1, 25 Messengers Club 3, 45 Twirling Teacher 1, 25 Pep Squad 35 KTK 1. SHIRLEY JEAN MERCHANT sHIRL,' If we could surround ourselves with forms of beauty, the evil things in life would tend to disappear. 300 Point Award 35 100 Point Awardg Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 45 Honor Teams 2, 3, 45 Athletic Awards 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 25 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Junior Usherg Ring Com- mittee, Soccer Cheerleader 35 Basketball Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 45 Twirling 1, 2, 35 Drum Majorette 45 Messenger Club 2, 35 Traffic Squad 2, 45 Leaders Club 2, 4, Home Ec. Club 15 Sophomore Danceg KTK 1. DARLENE MARCELLUS Humility, that low, sweet root, from which all heavenly virtues shoot. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Messenger Club 2, 35 Glee Club 1, 25 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Fresh- man Danceg Sophomore Dance, Gregg Awards, Junior Prom Courtg Senior Ball Court. RICHARD J. MILLER JAMES MULLEN JIM Were I so tall to reach the pole, or grasp the ocean with my span, I must be measured by my soul. The mind's the standard of the man. Freshman Dance Committee, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter 3, 4, Baseball 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter 3, 4, Boys' Leaders' Club, Intra- murals 1, 2, Ring Committee. Gm. OLIN The finest eloquence is that which gets things done. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Leaders' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Dance Committee, Sophomore Dance Committee, Junior Prom, Senior Ball, Honor Teams 3, 4, 100 Point Award 3, Silver Medal 1, Traf- fic Squad 3, 4, Gregg Award 3, Athletic Association 3, Candy Sales Chairman 4. I am rising to a man's work. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 3. 1-1 'w 2 ':'mq ,H - . , -,J ' ' -L ' 1.51 : e A .,wf'f4?1tiE ' 1 1' 9-,fb 'I Ivfjgl :-:Ao-i',A,, i I. . ' - 2 A f '5. .5 I NANCY JEANE'1'rE MoRcoMBE Her wit was more than man, her innocence a child. Transferred from Shoreham High School, Shoreham, Vt. 3, Home Ee Club 3, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Silver Medal 3, Gregg Awards 3, Class Secretary 3, 4, Intramurals 3, 4, Bookstore 4, Band 3. tising 4. MARJORIE PARSKOCIM Blushing is the color of virtue. Intramurals 1, 2, 3g Clee Club 1, 2g Gregg Award 603 Bookstore 44 Yearbook Adver- HENRY POKRZYWKA Employment, sir, and hardships, prevent mel ancholy. Bronze Medal 1. THEODORE RABB Untwisting all the chains that tie the hidden soul of harmony. Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Dance Band 33 Junior Prom 33 Senior Ball 49 Music Award 3. GGTED9? K ALBERT REEVES There is such a choice of difficulties that I am myself at a loss how to determine. Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Bronze Medal 2g Boys' Glee Club lg Library Club 25 Baseball 1, 3, 4g Soccer 2, 33 Scholarship Club 4. 'F' JOANN REJACK Joan A happy soul, that all the way to heaven hath a summer's day. ' Transferred from Nott Terrace 3g Intramurals 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4. t M. 1 . JEANETTE ADELE RouNns A soul as white as heaven. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Silver Medal 1, 2, Hockey Honor Team 3, 4: Bible Club 2: Mixed Chorus 4g Debating Club 3, Leaders' Club 3, 43 Yearbook Staff 4g Scholarship Club 4, Scholarship Letter 3g Glee Club 1, 2. JOYCE BELVA RUSSELL ' JOY The same heart beats in every human breast. Messengers' Club 2: Magicians' Club 33 Home Ec Club 33 Girls' Clee Club 1, 2: Mixed Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Bronze Medal 23 Scholarship Letter 3g 80 Word Shorthand Award 3g 60 Word Shorthand Award 23 Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Bookstore 4. BARBARA ANNE RIDLEY Bans In beauty as the first of May. Transferred from Schenectady 2, Leaders' Club 2, 3, 4g Basketball Cheerleader 3, 43 Bronze Medal 35 100 Point Award 3, Junior Prom Queen 35 Senior Ball Court 49 Library Club 23 Scholarship Club 4g Dramatics Club 33 Cheerleading Letter 3, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Senior Girls' Chorus 23 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4g Traffic Squad 3, 43 Yearbook Staff 4. G ANN THERESA RYCHCIK ANNE Oh, call it by some better name, for friend- ship sounds too cold. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Leaders' Club 4, Honor Teams 1, 2, 3, 4, 100 Point Award 2, Traffic Squad 3, 4, Bookstore 4, Sophomore Dance Com- mittee, Freshman Dance Committee, Junior Dance Committee, Yearbook Staff 4, Gregg Award 4, Pep Squad 3, 4. PATRICIA ANN SHEEHAN 'GPATU The Emerald of Europe, it sparkled, it shone, in the ring of this world, the most precious stone. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 1, 2, President of Library Club 2, Bronze Medal 1, 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club 2, Mixed Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Squad 3, 4, Traffic Squad 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, 100 Point Award, Plays 3, 4, Leaders' Club 3, 4, Yearbook Staff, Senior Ball Chairman, KTK 1, Honor Teams 4, Biology Club 2. LEAOND SHEPARD HLEONU Small of stature, but great of heart. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Typwriting Award, Soccer Letter, Soccer 2, 3, 4. JANET CATHERINE SCIIAFFORD For smiles from reason flow . . . and are of love the food. Senior Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Silver Medal 1, Bronze Medal 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Leaders' Club 2, 3, 4, Leaders' Club President 3, Junior Prom Committee, Traffic Squad 3, 4, Scholarship Letter 3, 100 Point Award 2, Honor Teams 3, 4, Messenger Club 2, Basketball Cheer- leader 3, 4, Scholarship Club 4. NANCY SUE SISSON She looks demure and almost Shy, but notice the twinkle in her eye. Messengers' Club 2, Magicians' Club 3, Home Economics 3, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, Mixed Glee Club 3, 4, 100 Point Award 3, Gregg Shorthand Award 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Bookstore 4, Athletic Awards 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Honor Teams 3, 4. VIRGINIA VALLEE HGINNYY ln friendship l early was taught to believe. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Team 1, 2, 3, 100 Point Award 2, Glee Club 1, 2, KTK 1, Biology Club 2, Home Ec Club 3, Bible Club 3, Freshman Dance Committee 1, Soph- omore Dance Committee, Junior Prom Court, Pep Squad 3. JUDY ANN VAN HEUSEN JUDY A blessed companion is a book, a book that fitly chosen is a life long friend. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Silver Medal 1, Bronze Medal 2, Honor Teams 3, 4, Leaders' Club 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Traffic Squad 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Plays 3, Scholarship Club 4, 100 Point Award, Library Club 2. PHYLLIS ANN STEVENS PHYI. Lovely eyes of azure, clear as the waters of a brook that run, limpid and laughing in the summer sun. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Teams 1, 3, 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Leaders' Club 2, 3, 4, Reporter Staff 2, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Gold Medal 1, 2, 3, Biology Award 2, Scholarship Letter 3, Chairman Ring Committee 2, Scholarship Club 4, Co-Chairman Junior Prom 3, Plays 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 3, National Honor So- ciety 3, 100 Point Award 2, Traffic Squad 3, 4, Senior Ball Court, Sophomore Dance Committee 2, AFS Exchange Student 3. rn. I -z i CAROL VAUGHN Heart on her lips and soul within her eyes. Transferred from Ballston Spa High School 3g Intramurals 3, 4, Pep Squad 3, Bible Club 3, Vice President, Bible Club 3, Home Economics Club 3. RONALD WETSEL uRON,, .4 Give me to live with love alone and let the world go dine and dress. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Dance Band 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. LAURA ANNA WHITEBREAD MLAURIEU The fairest garden in her looks and in her mind the wisest books. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Glee Club 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Silver Medals 1, 2, 33 Leaders' Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, 43 KTK lg Biology Club 25 National Honor Society 3, 45 Traffic Squad 3, 43 Scholarship Letter 35 100 Point Award 3, Pep Squad 3,-45 Junior Prom Court, Senior Ball Courtg Assistant Editor of Yearbook 4, Plays 3, 4, Honor Teams. 5. JAMES WHEELER' A HJIMU He moves as a god, and looks as u king. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 43 Letters Soccer 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Play 3g Ring Committeeg Intramurals 1, 2. ff' QL' :J- ira- E.3i5,i ,lf , , H4-n., ' 3 'J CURTIS EUGENE Woon cum Mountains are the beginning and the end of all natural scenery. Transferred from Glens Falls School 2g ln- tramurals 1, 2, 3g Swimming Team 33 Tennis Team 35 Junior Prom Committeeg Yearbook Staffg Boys' Leaders' Club. DENNIS ZEH Calmness is not always the attribute of ln nocence. Soccer 3g Intramurals 2 ,aff 462 O 4 'Y 63 Yr O Q5 f'f',.i ,' s Q95 Ye 9' 64, L ff 'F 0' IQ? CLASS Morro atv 5 aiu' AZT! 46 . BQSOQKJ ee 5 n .az ff!! '5' We MW faq 1 W Wx f fff afgf 45 gf, we 1 n 45V I ft I- M , f'7,?'w,a,,5,5a, 36 I v 1 1 'N-,f'm.. .f?if,! 'W Wifz'f29?i-'11 v A NU a lll A bove all, understandingv RECIPE FOR A SENIOR Take one pound of bluff, four ounces of resolution, twelve ounces of laziness, one large sprig of tymeg place on the hot fire home work, but do not allow the mixture to bubble or it will become full of hot air. Add a few pinches of study, taking care not to put too much as this ingredient is very expensive and hard to obtain. Gradually stir in one-half pound dignity. When the mixture begins to swell, remove from the fire and whip, flavoring with banana oilv to suit the individual taste. Sweeten with the sugar of self-assurance, and, when cool, can and seal it. Put it away for four years for longer as may be requiredj in a cool place to keep it from spoiling. When ready serve it with excuses. The iniredients are bought at the apothecary's at the house of knowledge on the road to graduation. fNote: All measurements are level. One gram of study is equal to two pounds of resolution .J E ,. 5 5 i , 5? U S We of fhe senior class of i955 have had +he honor and privilege of having wirh us Gisela Barih, our foreign exchange sfudeni' from Bayreulh, Germany. She has been living proof fha! people are fhe same no maHer where rhey mighf have been born and bred, You, Gisele, have been an inspiraiion we shall never forget Thanlr you for everyfhingf' 1 P 34 sq, ,Ti ANN MOST POPULAR A. RYCHCIK J. KEHRER l' WRX., BEST LOOKING B. RIDLEY J. WHEELER 38 BEST IDRESSED J.UULLHN S.THWH1lXNT Y . 1 , . lg hi BEST DANCERS SIHHNT I MARANVHJE ? 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Ml V 3 I - -q- isxxosbi A Sofft, 59 Xf- , fab 46 5 O.. 1 at M MW CLASS At last the end is near. Some of us shall regret leaving. but we are all looking forward to the future. We shall look back on these years with some fond, some sad, and some happy memories. Although we can't possibly record all of these memories. we shall try to review most of them. We entered our Freshman year very young and fresh! We soon became accustomed to the fact that there were other people in the world. There were Sophomores, Juniors and- Seniors! We thought it would take us forever to reach their height. We soon came down to earth and elected our class officers. They were. ,lim Kehrer, Presidentg Gail Olin, Vice President, Ann Boice, Secretaryg and Alice Linville, Treasurer. Jim Kehrer and Ann Rychcik represented us in the Student Council. We sold seeds and magazines to raise money to pay our way in the world. With our newly-found wealth as capital,.we presented our first evening dance. At the dance. thanks to Miss Doyle and CPC's, we were able to put our rusty manners to use. Time waits for no one, you know. Basketball started. When we saw our boys on the floor, we all yelled a little louder and stronger. The cheerleaders helped us on this score. We were proud of them, too. We ended this full year with No Regents, and a picnic at White's Beach. We had gotten our feet wet and were raring to get even wetter in the next school year. Upon entering our Sophomore year, we had gained some confidence and lost some innocence. Now we were full fledged high school students! This year there was a new face among us. She was our blood sister from Finland, Terttu Kivimaki. She was here, sponsored by the American Field Service. We hope she liked us as much as we liked her. Our class officers this year were, Jim Kehrer for President, Lewis Carpenter for Veep, and Alice and Ann held their posts. To the Student Council, we sent Bob Gregoire. The second, and probably the most exciting thing we did was to order our class rings. '6Oh dear, what color stone, what style should l get? These were some of the questions that were heard. The people on our ring committee were Ann Boice, Bill Boice, ,lim Mullen, Jim Kehrer, Lewis Carpenter, Phyllis Stevens, Shirley Merchant, Alice Linville, Bill Cruick- shank, Nancy Curtis, Barbara Biggerstaff, Jim Wheeler. This year we were minus two familiar faces among the faculty. They were Mr. Wilbur and Mr. Amyot. October came and all we could see in the halls were elephants, no not the pink kind, and donkeys. Soon the cries of I like lke won out over the clamor of the rival camp . . . Ike became our President! This was our year in sports. Our boys won the ,l.V. trophy. We tied up the cheerleading squad with Sophomores, too. Parties! Parties! and more parties livened our evenings. What fun we did have! Some of us were lucky enough to be asked to go to the Junior Prom. lt was the first formal dance for most of us. Boy, did we feel grown up! Regents popped up again this year. After struggling through them, we were happy to discover we had passed. Now we could look forward to our ,lunior year. The top of the hierarchical ladder was in sight! Glory! Glory! Our rings arrived. For a week we went around with our hands extended, making sure everyone noticed them. Along in November we put on our first three-act play. Mrs. Tilton was at the helm. After weeks of work, hard work, the exciting opening night arrived. Curtain Going Up!! Places everybody! Quiet backstage! Our hearts sang to the music of the applause of the audience. It was a success! Our Dramatics club then produced more detailed assembly programs. This time our boys were on the Varsity. Of course, our girls were right in there helping to win the game, with lung power. 6 , or 2. aw li Z 1 Sheff l,,1x.Ul'A-li X , ,pn gn f :MQ K 402 F Lew Carpenter was our President, Bob Gregoire was Veep, Ann was secretary, and Judy VanHuesen was treasurer. We elected Pat Sheehan to the Student Council. Hey Walk! or No skipping stairs, became regular words in our vocabulary. We were fa o A ! il .. 4 , HISTGRY ' 7 ff on the Junior Traffic Squad. There were other clubs to take up our time, such as girls' and boys' leader club, Debating club, and of course intramurals. Many social events perked up our nights. Among them, were the Senior Ball, Dances, and Jackie's pajama party. That was a night that very few girls got any sleep. We were blessed with a wonderful boy from Norway this year. Berent'Shjetne was his name. He was a wonderful ambassador. Three of our best represented us in Europe that summer. Phyllis Stevens and Merl Galusha went to Germany and Bob Fiske went to the Netherlands. With spring came our own Junior Prom. After many suggestions and much debate, we decided on Blue Hawaii as our theme. Nancy Curtis and Phyllis Stevens were our chairmen. For weeks, orchids were our existence. The call for scotch tape and scissors was the cry heard on the Friday of the Prom. With the able assistance of Miss Warren and Mr. Marshall, we left Friday thinking that ours was the most beautiful prom ever. We scurried home to prepare ourselves for those few minutes of a lifetime. Babs Ridley was our queen for this enchanted evening. The end of the year was near. We were caught up in the whirl of Regents and the Commencement of our friends. The Seniors then chose Shirley, Nancy Curtis, Bob Gregoire. Don Mitchell and Bill Boice as the ushers at Class day. Lew led the procession as Grand Marshal. With the whirl of the Seniors' graduation our Junior year came to a close. To top it off, our class had a picnic at Shirley's camp. September whirled around faster than most of us expected. We were, at last, the top men on the totem pole. After the shock of it had worn off, some settled down to work and others still played. Our three ambassadors were back home with many pictures and stories to tell. lt was our turn to have a student with us. It was our luck to have Gisela Barth .from Germany to share our last year. To see us through our final year we elected Lew as President, Bob Fiske for Vice President, Nancy Morcombe as Secretary, and Judy as Treasurer. For our last elected member to the Student Council, we chose Bob Fiske. In October we gave our last formal dance, our Senior Ball. The theme was Isle of Starlight. Pat Sheehan and Nancy Curtis were chairmen. When we first began to decorate we wondered if it would ever resemble what we wanted it to look like. This time the demands were for stars, scotch tape, and scissors. Pat Grundhoeffer wore the crown this night. We all enjoyed this last formal of our own to the hilt. The biggest thing of the year was the Hilltop. Dick DeWeese was our most able editor. Many times one saw him ready to pull out his hair to meet a deadline. Well, we finally met our last deadline, thanks to the hard work of many people. Our dramatics production were The Other Wise Man, produced for Christmas and The Little Dog Laughed for our spring production. We have not been able to record all of the things that have happened. We hope that we have been able to put in the most important ones. We are looking forward to graduation and class day. This will be the final act. It will be the climax of our whole school career. In later life, as we look back in the yearbook and this history, many friendships will last a lifetime. Some of these friendships will be strong and lasting, others will not. We hope that this history will forever give pleasant memories. v iii ' 33 Q , xgga xxx? A 1 at HI. mwainij Shadow v ,X X If l, 'Rx N1 ig . ' ...f 'tt 47 l We didmf always agree! l Orchids! Orchids! Or A L. Whitebread, D. Marcellus. P. Grundhoeffer. S. Guest. D. Mitchell, B. Ridley. Queeng P. Stevens. V. Vallee. J. Gratton, S. Elmstrom. mass cutups? A A The ve and finally H ,fi . fi? -A I E Ee . V N Forest Rangers ' -W W Achtung! l L. Whitebread, P. Stevens, A. Linville, S. Guest, R. Fiske, P. Grundhoeffer, Queen: B. Ridley, G. Barth, J. Cratton, D. Marcellus. Ymg On the throne, I u --- L. After the Ball is over. Judy an DECEMBER THIS Firedrill SEPTEMBER We entered school on September Sth. It was a sad day because we realized this event would never happen again. We welcomed Gisela, our foreign ex- change student, to our Hallowed Halls. We received our first ovation as seniors when we first paraded into assembly. OCTOBER We had our first taste of devilment when we crashed the junior dance. Our soccer team made an exceptional showing by handing Watervliet its first league loss in 50 games. We finished a strong second but were unable to enter the sectionals. The girls had a field hockey outing at Ballston but were rained out. Pat Grundhoeffer was Queen of our Senior Ball, the top social night of the fall YEAR SCHSOII. 1 Pizza loving farmers NOVEMBER Basketball season came into full swing with a win over Shenendahowa. We were fortunate in getting 7 seniors on the squad. There were several activity period dances including the Leaders, Club dance. Christmas Party 5., M,qf.'s i N J ' W Repeat- Performers f-yy ..,., Our first deadline was due this month, on the 15th. So we burned a little midnight oil. The Dramatics Club put on a production of The Other Wise Man. It was a success despite the lack of space and properties. We are hoping to do the spring produc- tion in our spacious new theater. Christmas Vaca- tion came upon us and before we knew it a new year had rolled around. The Other Wise- Man AT FEBRUARY This was the month which was to make or break our basketball team. We went right down to the wire but were defeated in a thriller at Corinth. We ended our season tied for third place. Our activity program included a Student Council Dance, a talent show, and National Honor Society Inductions. Soccer Team JANUARY January came upon us in all her lVlidyear's Glory. The average gain in regent's retake was -5. We are sure we gained from the experience anyway. To arouse some interest the senior girls wore pajama tops one day. The basketball team had a stroke of bad luck when Jim Kehrer injured his knee, and the team began to lose some of its games. Cisela was honored at a surprise party planned by the National Honor Society and Student Council. This event, we hope, made up for her broken wrist and lost appendix. Deadline , ls. 1 'fx a B.H.-B.L MARCH Bill and Bill Yearbook preparations were in their last stages as it was due for the publishers on the 11th. A mad scramble between the band concert and our deadline caused some sleepless nights. College ap- plications have paid off for some of us as we have some acceptances. Mrs. Tilton cast her play, The Little Dog Laughed. .xi e - ill, e,m'ot'5 in C IQSS x ' ,sv . -- , ' ,Q . . ff, ,. , MVN .-,,.f: ' ,Vg V -W :J . f- ' W migy, N ' ' , ,.., . M 44 , V b 1,3 gg f N4 Q, K gf ,E ,V 'f Q ik .L 5 Xi , gm 'N-N x op, , emafr,,, ll vw X. P its X X .. 1 7, M 3 H a lx J s . Q' MW ' P v K I 1 W N V ,- M, . fa Egg A 1 1 1 QR? wx 4 3 , A 5 3X ,, A . . M if T2 Q ggi Q M N ,uf W' V gf , is 9 5 41 Q my K' N 4 Im l N UNDER 12 r x X STUDIES 1'ua9ro1gbf..rsk Jw M31 W. Adams A D. Armstrong V glv Vlu ll Q L. Feber ',' R. Bennett if .V f ' A. Bordeau , ..,. .1 A ,AAA 4 F. Bor1n1 2 1 : 55. , ': ' G. Collins . .Q : no f . M A .fp Q' 5 fi 'A'.A ---.. A E f , LIV: : Q M. Cronin , , W. Cronin N' Fllkms ...wx fb.. -- C , ' for a E- Curran M. Curran ,.,::f: l,vv- ,P V4 w . i A. D'Orazio ,. - R. Doriguzzi K V R. Ffaflklalld A Q ,... .... C- DOWH N' Dunn zg' .,z-I:,. '-:. H J. Frates '-. n A 1 . ,git 14,53 G I J. Emerick A ':':' Q9 T. Farr 5' .'-. . arm Q W. Friedlander .. W. Grabo . 5 A 1 R. Grassie h V '-.. q,.,,, R Gocha N. Harts L. Hayes D. Houck A Hyde M. Johnson N. Kenyon A. Kluge R. Kopper R. Leach K. Lighthall C. McGovern L. McIntyre . we -lv. 'Xin V5 1 . . . .K is W A 3 xi in-. 5 A . .Q R, N! x - :YE ' . ,. M . if 4 ' M . 1 1 ' ' xx 'uv 4 . ls fair f xl ' -I , 'X Q J. 4.1 4-r All M J. Morris J. Myers I. Myers M. Nelson D. Nicholls B. Nordmann G. Oliver A. Olshefsky J. Olshefsky C. Perrine H. Plimton R. Pollack M. Polozie S. Rankin E. Resue C. Rusczyk M. Salvenio H. Schmidt OF '56 R. Shaeffer M. Shorey it .V.k. ihk B. Siegert 'i all E. Sisson A, if ' gf-.ua QI C. Sisson Q 3 i R. Smith S X ...ig lE , .... J. Stanfield .J A J- Tosh 15 W . ' -.L A' ll A E. Vanburen L. VanHorn J. Varrone J. Vaughn M. Wescott F. Witbeck J. Zebrowski N. Schmidt 3. X 19,1 ' if F . 13? i JW . Q fag: Ax Q 3 Fourth row: B. Knight, L. Leighton, L. Jacobson, V. Headley, A. Ashdown, C. VanPatten. Third row: B. Hebert, J. Peterson, B. Wyer, B. Voehringer, R. Richmond, J. Meiklejohn, N. Rowledge. Second row: S. Harrington, A. Jenkins, D. Barber, M. Spencer, L. Mickle, A. Massaro, M. Borini, E. Dawson, L. Curtis, P. Freeman, A. Orlop. First row: M. Nieckarz, C. Rounds, S. Schein, B. Wigley, C. Brown, K. Curran. G. Litts, D. Morris, J. Bryant, N. Davis. , 1 1537-. , : -f r'. 1 .,-' ,-1 ' 'a . .. -1 ug' . -L 1-aw ff 1: Prnt- ' I ' - -,.,. a 'f y j A wf. ...w-.tm-uw W., -- N 1 . , , - ,R --'-L--.. f,,w 5 wg., J, ' -ski 'fx,,m:s.m - i -, .?f',.,- 4 5 KKA ?g?giP!' . ,f ., .,.- , .- ff7fi1'ff! Wal. x -' ' Q JFDER. wif . ty Q, .1 '4,,2 'Z'ff1k:,,.,- , 'n. R 'Hi 'E V - . Coit, u :H fn ' .45 -V.: x QW- gg fe H FR., ,fyarua :gf-. , fa 1'4f1.1:w,tw- .i5..,- f-Ulf? I- 'f M . . . .amiltzg ,.-...ii Qn?I5c6L .. 1. 1. , - R ' - , ,x -1 . .,,. .ig-, - 4' X at 'im rf Z -. ' ,?.'-W? ' X- . ,,. 1 -4L'.'-- f 'mSf'5r' i' U' V 4 tiki? 'Vi'-. . . 1, , , f .3 . .. , , nw.. . ' a-1. -u..-f' T- -- -'Q-,, :' A . .V -my '13- E.wwL, .5 , ,af - 4 .,,.tf,.3, g5.,......q:..,,,,,-.4 . ,l A. ,,v . w. , rf. .,. Yr:-7194 . f M. ,ff , . 1 M -, E:-xp, A. 4. if , ., ggi ' 7 ftgijgnffp .U g, : lg.-.-,rj N ? .I . . ,ziggy .,., n , - -4 'X' .n ,fp ,, ,,g.,.,.sQ,- ...fs,3,-v I5 , Q '.'5..w.,.g:f me-5 A91 'elif'-Y5 Kh B I Q '. T ' - - ' - ' JI' -'t . ZW-'IH iff' 4. frm.-It - ' ' . '-Ui,-1. L, f ibiiigb -.if ftfi,i',FE? of Y 3 -JPY' . 5 jii .. . . V fi :a::.....-pauaazg ...- I .sq .i X:.,, is N 12:4 ' i Fourth row: F. Cannon. A. Congrlon. H. Falconer, G. Kremzier. H. Sommvrman. R. Palmatier. F. Robinson. Third row: C. Quaco, D. Laviska. D. Lolik. N. Tillema, J. Sheehan. A. Orzvl, D. Palmer. Second row: J. Armstrong, R. Stern, H. Brown, D. Wands, F. Salvino, T. Kaszubski, R. Palinor, R. Voorhves, D. Denison, L. Fiske. J. Cratton, F. Stevens. First row: P. Post. J. Shinnfxrs. R. Croski. V. Caringi, C. Palmatier, R. Davidson. W. Rf-eves, P. D'0razio, F. Epting. T. Cranf-, W. Schaich. D. Naylon, D. Davey. , 3 . 7b,f:c :.-gi .fg35,,4x' V , ' . 4- , ' , ,.4 L , 1 ff- ' f' N 'A QW - F, v s... ,gif .... ., - L sr' ,wwf -. f f .-'1' 3 LN? A-11... ' V , w 1-1 A - ' W1 gf' 4 ' K K. ,mr-Ap - ' Fit ' 'pi' 4.Je:'f,'f FfY N! - 'L'-at,-v. . 442 '-- 'R - sv: .ga ,ng 3 . F, N ,.r:s'-,sfg3e4sif1'gE ' -f :. A A ' 1 :W514--f!f'w'is ,,f.'-A-.:.,:...- .4 1 1 -- 4 c-wi' 1 ,M ff 4 ls F 1 ... .Suv ' Q 5- A-4 9. -W '+A .vkiufif -1 ' - A., 1-Q, ,GQ qw 1,- i 1 .3 -',j?L'QE, 2: , - . 4 K I .','..f v xx T 'r-VI , wmv... '-M. M L ,gy X Q 3,131 ,. fx. gp.-my 3 ups,- , ' 4 ,gj ff 1' jf - , 1 L' :fxifif N ' 46. if . .,':1.fT' - his ' v 3 Qi' :- R'-fi J.:-5 , .5-'gf ' '4-.3 fr? -492,55 V 1,,.,, J, ,.-511' majpj ' . 1 ,- - iff. is ' -31 ' ' 1: 'fix fu ' Sign .1 1 S-, jig f l Q N . MSU' A,-5'., '.1.7 . .ga-Q.. , ..-w 7 J' vs 'f E ? .af,f1'.f?:v ,f V' jr!,,! ' .' , .' 'T . M .V . I , , A. y ' ,D 57 .. '-. if rt .r 1-f.f.n!X' ' N sv.. 93- T - . A ,. ,H . U. Q in , if 9 57 First row: P. Schweinforth, L. Rose, M. Nelson, B. Cratton, A. Bailey, D. Gile, D. Hartman, M. Armstrong, C. Burnett, J. Damiano, L. Knabner, S. Lifter, 0. Nichols, J. McGowan, C Phaneuf, M. Davidowiez. Second row: G. Voelker, L. Kimball, T. Szot, B. Suski, D. Cudo, K Headley, L. Van Aermen, P. Baker, M. Heker, S. Miller, L. Tomasi, S. Brunner, G. Pieniazek J. Iuliano. Third row: D. Luther, K. Young, K. Sasso, L. Gilmer, E. Heckler, J. Hudson, S. Root, L Wagner. Fourth row: S. Henderson, L. Kopper, M. Fitzgerald, J. Jackson, R. Perkins, D. Dunham E. Sill, C. Engel. Y FRESHMAN V . GIRLS fm' 'Y,gr... vw' 'if' 'wi 3-sf. Q 1.-5' 7 ' ' .f' .fe wg '. 5, . nf' F . ..' . .N ,xv 4.. .2 , . f in . 5..4 '57f F ' rr T' , If 'vkif' '.' . 1. V' ' mid. ., - ..,.. .,,. , - , w. ., .N 1-qw... .aw , I - ,,. 'M' ' . V,-galtff' ' -. ' . -V .mn ' ,-w NT' .,-.. '.'A:7Q'L1iL V. !' ' Q , .. -.,, - U , ' FRESHMAN BOYS First row: C. Pricc, L. Morey, B. Pohl, E. Dunckcl, H. Sauer, G. McC0nnaghy, W. Rubin, J. Cronin, T. Moor:-, R. Stewart, R. Ridley, B. Burton, K. Healy, J. Yesnko. Second row: M. Wiley, J. More-y, P. Hyde. W. Oliver, W. Parks, T. Lafforthun, W. Cately, R. Welch, B. Teele, J. Stansfield. J. Low, R. Wagner, R. Morey, E. Clark, P. Olshefsky. Third row: B. Grams, C Loomis, C. W1-st. R. Schilling. T. McCovr-rn, W. Chinski. Fourth row: J. Schmidt, H. Votino R. More-nus, R. Colligan, C. Rogers. Fifth row: H. Vander Grinten, J. Eastwood, D. Shopmyer T. Nic-lson, C. Dcnison, C. Kolakowski, E. Erickson. ' ' i ' ' -MN , . a W... , s I 1 EIGHTH GRADE First row: R. Paquin, S. Thompson, M. Waldbillig, N. Hequembourg, G. Van Heusen, S Sommernian, M. Gilmore, L. Rounds, D. Mooney, P. Epting, B. Brooks. Second row: L. Dussault P. Cichy, D. Young, P. Price, N. Cook. K. Singer, G. Wescott, D. Kuty, C. Champ, N. Beers J. Grabo, H. Tucker. Third row: D. Shorey, Wm. Smith, F. Freitag, R. Bufe, W. Ziemanski E. Prentiss, Wm. Linville, R. Nichols. Fourth row: N. Hayes, N. Davis, D. Bloomquist, R Wescott, G. Smith, F. Kluth. Fifth row: P. Nick, M. Alexander. First row: M. Meier, K. Salford, B. Salvino. E. Hicks, G. Zwirlein, G. Perrine, D. Tersla, N. Strout, P. Wigley, L. Temple. Second row: E. Vallee, B. Dufek, M. Bublak, P. Mitchell, P. Allen, E. Groves, P. Redmond, C. Fertel, K. Van Epps, T. Hickey. Third row: Cf. Sisson, C. Tryon, G. Reckner, G. Bliss, R. Fanter, R. Cruickshank, G. Wait, T. Rimmer, J. Furman. Fourth row: L. Snyder, J. Maxwell, L. Peck, D. Wait, C. Coffin, W. Nusser. Fifth row: E. Keele, P. Grohse, R. Ford. of EIGHTH GRADE First row: J. Morrison, T. llrown, C. Brown, N. Lauckner, J. Shepard, A. Voehringer, V. And:-rson. S+-vond row: C. Freese, C. Plimpton, J. Price. W. Traver, S. Sarnowski, L. Smith. W. Dunham, R. Spencer, W. Ring, R. Flynn. Third row: D. Calusha, M. Barbeau, R. Heckeler, ll. Votino, E. Clark, H. Odell, R. Perkins. First row: FS. Peterson, N. Robinson, M. Dussault, M. Garrison, P. Coddington, L. Sprung, M Polozie, P. Hartman, M. Sarto, J. Wood. Second row: P. Porter, H. Brunelle, R. Mclnlyre, N Jacobson, D. Wentworth, W. VanPatten, E. Barber. Third row: J. Nicholls, R. Harris, R Lange, C. Bailey, J. Duquette. First row: H. Perkins, J. Stern, M. Woodworth, B. Martine, L. Knapp, S. Crane, S. Gilmer, J. Jones, P. Ellis, V. Baumgartner. Second row: S. Horton, M. Olshefsky, K. Taylor, C. Brown, P. Smith, R. Rowe, J. Appleby, V. Hinett, R. Freitag, J. Van- Keuren. Third row: P. Dawid- owicz, J. Burgess, B. Manley, J. Simmons, D. Grenoble, W. Hawthorne, G. White. Fourth row: F. Foe, E. McCullough, B. luliano, V. Knorowski, M. Priester, R. Kieft, D. Alvord. Fifth row: R. Davison, L. Murray, R. Wancewicz, T. Carlson, F. Kovarovic. t i SEVENTH GRADE First row: J. Robertson, B. Epting, J. Zinssar, S. Goodwin, D. Drumm, P. Schmidt, H. Hunt, J. Fitzsimmons, P. Kost, J. Johin, I. Piekarski, N. Kudzin, C. Lauchaner. Second row: G. Kelly, G. Horstmyer, D. Vrooman, A. Maue, B. Tillema, E. Ormshy, E. Assman, B. Welch, W1 Groves, A. Mancini, D. Beuardi. Third row: N. Izzo, A. McNally, C. Rauhe, K. Dangelowsky, J. Willey, R. Bloom, T. Spear, J. Cunningham. Fourth row: B. Fronk, D. Smith, M. Allen, C. Burke, R. Fanter. E. Schieber, P. Sullivan, S. Holder, A. Clark, C. Austro. ssnpupn ilglyuf-...L ,,,L,..:1 .1 I pu:-:,1i-an 1-:uuwa-suns. -- -- ,f .1 ., AQ First row: ii. Horstmyvr, 5. Wi1'se'. 5. firuwford, flood- sr-ll, lf. Friwllamivr. S. Olson. ll. Markus. l.. Ashdown, N. l'e't4-rsvn. P. Kowalski. Se-vond row: R. M1-als. F. lllair. M. Hunt, ll. Vanoss, M. Sim-te-r, P. Griffin, F. Izzo, J. Sommer- man, P. Morrison. S. l,ipe-. D. Ring, P. Putnam. I.. Urs- sormvzlu. Third row: M. Tvarc-, R. Stine-, W. VanWif', W. Kaszulrski. .l. Knapik. T. Ettgefi. Il. Aiixig, R. Iivjvll- nt-ss:-. Fourth row: R. Cham- in-rs. V. Wumw-wivz. V. Zvin- ingvr, J. Shinns-rs. R. He-in-rt. E. Koppc-r, B. Savhvtt. J. But-chic-r. ff?-mm glw,c1Lfm . EA SEVENTH GRADE First row: C. Bogue, J, Slot, L. Houck. S. Crm-nv. S, Can. dc-la. K. Sill, S. O'Dell. K. Fox. C. Tryon. K. Vroonlan. S. .lavobse-n. Se-cond row: P. Smith. B. Knight. J. Kohke. R. Martin, D. Rirard, S. Stassv. A. lsakvn. J. East- wood. E. Culp. C. Erickson. Third row: W. Kennedy. R. Palmatier, R. Werner. J. Link. D. Fr-ber. J. Bailvy. R. Hopkins, J. Stoddard. Fourth row: T. Andrus. R. Price. A. Lambert. P. Miller. M. Cur- ran. Fifth row: D. Hanson. P. Sic-pman. R. Leith, D. Roscov. 5 A 1 Q 5 K.. w mx 55.3111 1 1M Y fm .3 W A fm +49 'Y' :px ,,-I ...,, - , Q - ,.., - ,,,, f - af Manx 5 3 V '31 ww Q qw 1 1 1 :' - 1Q,ifj55fE3l : wr 'iff 57? Z zz - if Hg 1 M , iiipf-,xiii Y' -1 1 WR: fa 1 sf? 5? W, 'T , aan . , 4 K k a xt 5 'J -L ' jyv . , is 'Z W , Q 2 155: 4 Q A Q x W G. BARTH P. SHEEHAN W. CRUIKSHANK S. RANKIN J. ROUNDS P. STEVENS J. VAN HEUSEN C-Character S-Scholarship L-Leadership S-Service NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY g it S 2 W Qi 5 Lf L. WHITEBREAD R. DE WEESE F. WITBECK N. HARTS R- FRANKLAND 4. 3 ' I r 5. . 'i k i , ff- ' ii , ' .. 1- L j , 2 Q . 1 First row: C. Champ, M. Polozic-. NI. Mc-in-r ll Luth:-r, G. Burnette. Second row: R. Wvlvh, ll. Sauer, ff. Dm-nnison, ll, liluoniquist, P. Cim-hy, S. Kiinhall, M. Waldhillig. JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL The Junior Student Council. a newly formed organization, per- forms the same funvtions for the junior high as the regular student counf-il does for the senior high. These students are receiving the training they will need to become the leaders of the senior high. NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY The Junior High National Honor Society, formed in IUSI for the students of the junior high, holds the same ideals as the Senior High National Honor Society. R. Mm-als, C. Champ, P. Coddington. A. Nlaue. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council, under the direction of Miss Zimpel, has the function of governing student affairs. Representa- tives are chosen by each class so that everyone may have a voice in the council. First row: L. Jacobson, S. Rankin, W. Reeves, N. Harts, R. Gregoire, P. Sheehan, C. Barth. Second row: Miss Zimpel, A. Rychcik, R. Frankland, R. Bennett, L. Fiske, H. Sauers, C. Dennison, R Fiske, J. Kreher. First row: J. Rounds, A. Linville, S. Elmstrom, J. VanHeusen, P. Stevens, J. Scrafford, P. Sheehan. Second row: R. Fiske, L. Maranville, B. Ridley, W. Cruikshank, L. Carpenter, E. Hartung, J. Mullen, R. Miller, M. Galusha, R. Gregoire, R. DeWeese, L. Whitebread. SCHOLARSHIP CLUB The purpose of the Scholar- ship Club is to acquaint sen- iors planning to go to college with information which might be helpful on scholarship exams. The class is taught by Mr. Wilde. First row: J. Vanllvusen. C. Olin, A. Rychrik. P. Ste-vvns. A. Boise, A. Linville. S. Elnwtrmn. S1-cunrl row: S. Mf-rrhant, S. Mvrvhanl. B. Rirllc-y. L. Whitebread, J. Svraffurd, M. l,.aV nturc'. P. She-1-han. Third row: M. Calusha. W. Cruikshank, J. Mullen. J. Kehrr-r, R. Gregoirv. H. De-W1-1-sv, R. Fisk:-. 4 s Q 1 First row: S. Rankin, N. Harts. L. Febvr. Sc-cond row: F. Witbeck, J Myers, A. D'Orazio. Third row: L. Mc lntyre, C. Rusczyck. B. Nordmann. Fourth row: R. Pollack, D. Bennett D. Nicholls. Fifth row: W. Friedlander C. Sisson, R. Franklancl. Sixth row: C Oliver, M. Polozie, J. Zebrowski. 'JUNIOR TRAFFIC SQUAD SENIOR TRAFFIC SQUAD 'R' T3-5? F9 3S',,m 5 ani' F QE --Q ' iflii I- SENIOR GLEE CLUB First row: N. Burnett, E. Cur- ran, F. Witbeck, J. Tosh, 0. Nichols, M. Armstrong, B. Gratton, L. Gilmer, J. luliano, N. Harts, J. Myers, S. Rankin, B. Nordmann. A. D'orazio, A. Linville. Second row: M. Dawidowicz, J. Hudson, D. Dunham, L. Knahner, R. Per- kins, L. Wagner, K. Young M. Hecker, N. Morcombe, L. Feber, C. Ruszcyk, M. Sal- vino, D. Nicholls, N. Filkins, P. Sheehan. Third row: S. Franzen, C. Rounds, L. Leighton, L. Hayes, L. Kimball, A. Bailey, E. Heckler, S. Schein, C. Engel, D. Luther, D. Cudo, F. Borini, L. Whitebread. Fourth row: D. Marcellus, E. Freitag, A. Ashdown, P. Grundhoeffer, J. Meiklejohn, N. Davis, J. Rejack, J. Varrone, M Shorey, G. Barth, N. Dunn, J. Rounds, D. Gile, B. Ridley. Fifth row: J. Scrafford, K. Lighthall J. VanHeusen, J. Marks, J. Russell, N. Sisson, J. Morey, B. Oliver, M. Polozie, J. Cdringi, B Grassie, P. Stevens. Sixth row: A. Hyde, J. Stansfield, B. Leach, R. Bennett, E. VanBuren, R Frankland, G. Oliver, B. Morenus, R. Wagner, D. Houck, S. Merchant, J. Gratton. Seventh row: W. Shephard, L. Shephard, L. Burton, B. Germain, W. Criukshank, L. Maranville, L. Carpenter M. Galusha, R. D Weese. Kc, W at 1 First lrow: M. Sarto, J. Shepard, D. Mooney, L. Temple, P. Price, A. Voehringer, C. Champ, M. Polozie, D. Kuty, G. Fertal, S. Thompson, K. Singer. Second row: K. Lighthall, B. Paquin, M. Dussault, K. VanEpps, P. Hartman, A. Mant, P. Putman, A. Mancini, D. Markus, B. Peterson, K. Safford, M. Meier, P. Coddmgton. Third row: J. Stern, K. Fox, P. Karowski, N. Petersen, P. Schmidt, N. Hequemhourg, N. Robinson, G. VanHeusen, L. Ashdown, V. Anderson, L. Strong 1 V. Hinett, S. Greene. Fourth row: l. Piekarski, S. Lipe, S. Crawford, S. Olson, J. Van- Keuren, B. Freidlander, L. Knapp, M. Teare, J. Jones, N. Izzo, C. Brown, L. Rounds, J. Buechler. Fifth row: N. Kudzin, R. Cruickshank, P. Cicky, F. Fee, V. Knorowski, R. Meals, A. McNally, V. Rogers, G. Smith, G. Plimp- ton, D. Galush B. Fronk, B. Sackett .mb'3qg,,-SRT JUNIGR GLEE CLUB 7 X'l:x' 1 :L 15113: 1 - jf: BAN D Nik' F-'5 1 , I A 5- ' if , TT' 4 1 ' gl. xsi. fffgf V J ii , 1 2' I 5 Q V rg 3 fi 3 ,. I 4 iz - F r - fig? -1 : 13 'fw zb. 3 ' ff Y lf 1 , ze' .g f , . 1- , W x 1 V, V ' H Y-1, 1- ifh p 3' Fri m b 'J NW : ? w -35 'ff--fi fi - 'li '--h, L A523-.AQffiXT,,??1V - :if ' f WW' L' ' ' 'Q ' 7. :-ip 'J ' ' 1 ii: g V 4,1 bi 'gl' R - ', - ....,:'w , ' P I , ' -,. ' U Q, 1-,ljikifif QM., I, ' x X 6' ' ' ' iv A' 'A 5 ' ' . 1- S A rx U Tis, M ,I uv: L32 k Kai, 4 N, 51: 737 as ,J 4- 'FBS ,, x -f im. X - 1 ' - .3 A D - - 1 ' 6,1 Q? A wf fc? .4 X, fm., if - ., X s L. J ' 54, f ' nr--1, Y- 4,2 ,J , 'gf N g , Q, fi A W ,...,f,,4 I r--1 I '1 - E , 1 We 1 - N 1. 4' A 'fL A F- 'rw-1 K ' -.7 0'-TI' A AVF:-'Ii' .I i - J N .f I ' 'L' 5 K' . uf ,s '-1 3- 7' ' 0 Vf- ', W .- ' '14, '- va 1 1 lf' u ' I' 'T 5 ' f ' j' Nw' . .. .I H P S ' I Q, li ll, 7' if VIA 5 -rl aalyi- Q F - wi. , . 9Qt ' ' S611 if ll, xl' J' A -u - -rw-, :-- ,nv - 1, 'Z-' f ff- f fu iff 11 -Li Q35 b g,:ggiN Qi1',' A, A.: ww, E33 fp ,: i5 Tr , N fl: v H' ' '. X fi' ' 'Q--2' rx? YW ' -f'li T 1 f - . . ' 'P' -, 4 fx Q, V A, A ,QU if iv 4 rl 3 , ,,- , 4 ' ey . 3 'QQ !' I .rv ,QV , H , -, - 4 1 ' -g Q ' jx ll - M ,,,. , tim as f Q A, Y fig k l X 1- I . 7-Q ' pl: K-1,31 fl, ,YQ-ef 4-W .MR J' Z 1-I H QR 'J Aww f Q . L,- 24,1 1 Q :ix , 1 ' 1 T I I I 7 ffl Ml Al' ' ty I 4 4 if dl II Q. 45, dV '-1 g X Mg ' .4 , f, wgm- rl-, M ' 1: uv 0 . I HT Q fp M NAAH- V ' s x Q' f--X In -4 A 0 'H ' ' 'AG fi lx DRAMA CLUB First row: P. Stevens, L, Carpenter. J. VanHeusen. L. Maranville, P. Sheehan, M. Galusha, L. Whitehread, D. DeWeese, G. Barth. W. Cruikshank, A. Linville. Second row: Mrs. Tilton, E. Curran, J. Tosh. F. Witheck, N. Schmidt, A. Ashdown, R. Bennett, J. Meicklejohn, S. Rankin, L. Leighton, D. Nicholls. M. Shorey, M. Salvino. L. Feeber. Third row? P. Freeman, M. Johnson, A. D'Orazio, C. Oliver, R. Franklin. W. Adams, J. Palmatier, G. Zebrowski, R. Pollack, R. Palmatier, L. Hayes, C. Ruszczyk, L. Mclntyre. 63 3 wwe Qt'n6Y First row: A. Linville, R. Bennett. Second row: B. Pol- lack L. Maranville, R. Pal- matier, M. Galusha, R. De- Weese, L. Carpenter, W. Cruikshank. 'Q '5 an 5 72' KF? Nx : 0 'YQ 1' rg! 1 4 NATIONAL THESPIANS The above are members of the Senior Class who are eligible to become members of the National Thespians. The initiation will take place later in the year. cgThe Little D O8 L3 ugh edf, LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club is un- der the direction of Mrs. Csontos. lts purpose is to keep the library in an or- derly condition and to assist Mrs. Csontos in tak- ing care of the books. First row: G. Pieniszek, L. Feber, K. Lighthall, M. Shorey. Second row: D. Houck, J. Vaughn, G. Oliver, A. Massaro, M. Spencer, A. D'Orazi0, W. Reeves, M. Johnson, F. Borini, C. Perrine. Third row: L. Hayes, R Frankland, M. Polozie, C. Rusczyk, D. Nicholls, R. Davidson. Mrs. Csontos, K. Brown, K. VanEpps, B. Wyer, T. Moore, E. Johnson, R. Wagner. SPARTAN SPOTLITE The Spartan Spotlite is the newly organized B.H. B.L. school paper. Under the direction of Mr. Kyle, the staff prints this paper each month. The purpose of the organization is to provide a newspaper which will be of interest to all at a reasonable price. BIBLE CLUB Under the guidance of Miss Zimpel, faculty ad- visor. the club studies the Bible and its use in every- day life. Anyone interested in the club is cordially invited. President G. Oliver Vice President R. Palmatier Secretary-Treasurer S. Henderson First row: E. Heckler, Miss Zimpel, C. Oliver, S. Henderson. D. Gila, M. Spencer. Second row: A. Urlop, A. Bailey. P. Schwc-inforth, li. Wigley, L. Chamberlin, L. Wagner, L. Leighton. DEBATING CLUB Debating Cluh, headed by Mr. Evans, Miss Healy, and Mr. Jones, faculty sponsors, has for its pro- ject, the learning of pro- per methods of discussion and debating. The officers of the club are: M. Shorey, President, D. Cruikshank, Vice Presi- dent, A. Bailey, Secre- tary, and C. Champ, Treasurer. First row: J. Bryant, D. Gilt-, G. Burnette, O. Nichols, S. Thompson, D. Cruikshank, K. Salford. Second row: C. Phaenue L. Knabner. N. Strout, A. Linville, M. Shorey, N. Cook. P. Coddington. Third row: M. Walbilig, A. Bailey. M. Johnson, J. 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W , VA lf ' 1' Emil? 5' A' ty in f Q fi 2 . , ,Q -fig? H ' i EES A H 4 ,v . U VV K ,ig - K x , si. , ,- 'r-15 glggfu X Ififf 3531. - if ,x milf 5 ' ..f wa 1 EE . 5 1' .?,g1f - . F' v .aw V x I n' P 'r'-1 ,Q .Qu I , - is STUNT ME 4 . v P gc Qld f, A 3 L avi ww - W 1 , 1 . ,. 1:51 :L rg 'P Q 1 :A 1 , 4 , I5 ,g, i ,,, f ff ' ' i f l , S S. ' f , 4 ' . - 7 X K9 ' v H f L 1 - tift. gf Z- . M' W , Q In , ,.,.. , ,,, 1. ' ' 1 . 'V ' K D 4 .jk , P 1 , W K . 1 Q2- V f, K . Q 5 4 f -va. x 47 Q27 ,, WJ-. M, ,V s 945' V b fi x- '- f L: Q ww , , mr' A , Nxi '35- '-ffv 1 .sn ,. Q A 'E ,JW f i -1 a sg I wr -H, if L Q ei S S 3 5 3? if A Q- X Q Q 5 E .f -5 if is . ,-elif' ' K N N .,:., ' 538 S 1 Q L K . -.2 SENIOR SOCCER First row: C. Kremzier, E. Van Buren, E. Sisson, P. D'Orazio, W. Shepard, J. Stansfield. Absent L. Shepard. Second row: Coach Weiss. N. Tillema, R. Voorhees, T. Kaszubski, G. Collins, R Schaeffer. R. Doriguzzi, D. Denison, R. Davidson, R. Fiske, Manager. Third row: Wm. Davis, Wm Boice, L. Carpenter, J. Mullen, J. Kehrer, J. Wheeler, R. Gregoire, N. Barker, H. Fredinburgh First row: N. Davis, Wm. Kaszubski, L. Dussault, G. White, E. Vallee, R. Stine, C. Plimpton, Wm. Linville. .I. Bukler, R. Stewart, N. Jacobson. Second row: D. Calusha, R. Ridley, N. Izzo, J. Duquette, B. Oliver, T. McGovern, J. Stansfield, B. Pohl. Wm. Rubin, K. Healy, T. Lafforthun B. Burton. Third row: J. Maxwell, L. Smith, P. Sepman, G. Price, J. Bailey, G. Smith, G. Rogers: B. Crahams, F. Kluth. JUNIOR SOCCER VARSITY- BASEBALL lfirsl ruw: E. Ilartung, R. Fiske, C. Carter, W. Davis. Second row: R. Gregoire, W. Boice, A. Rm-vc-s, D. Carnphell, H. Fl'f'fIf'l'IIlUI'gIl. D. Mitchell. Third row: Coach Rentz, J. Wheeler, J. Ks-hrvr, W. Dennison, I.. Burton, K. Young. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL First row: W. Reeves, I. Cratton, W. Friedlander, R. Bennett, R. Pollack. Second row: Coach We-iss, R. Vonrhees. T. Kaszuhski, D. Wands, G. Collins, J. Sheehan. D. Dennison. H. PLIMPTON A- HYDE J. KEHRER B. GREGOIRE 80 L. CARPENTER G. SISSON SQ - XXX! ' ,. fx. IQ ... QW... ARSIT l J. x1l1l,1.r:N Iiillflli I ASKETB LL li. VOURHI-IHS W. IMYIS J. WHEELER 'l'. KASZI IISSKI mg: . . . gf T ' .. I ,L'LL,, ess 'jg Z sk, 34 '-1'-f , - H , ., 2 y X iw L -v ai , T155 i JA 3 ,. .wg pw ni ,-. f J B 3 'i x H Q 4 ia Q 4 ,las JUNIOR VARSITY CHEER - LEADERS lt. Lurrzm. l'. l'lf'1'kf'T, ll. Nnrelmunn, A. ll'0raziu. N, .lr-nkins. K. Lighlhull. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL First ruw: R. Davidson, ,II lfaringgi. W. Rm-ws, R. Stvrn. ll. Wands. R. Dur- igiuzzi. l'. l7'0razi0. S l'12ll1'4lIlt'l'. T. Crane-. SH'- ond ruw: J. Frat:-s. Man- age-r: N. Till:-ma. Man- agvrg J. llraltvn. H. Shacf- fvr, lfoavh Wviss. J. She-ch han. ll. IJ:-nisun, 11. Pal- malivr. Klanagvr. ARCHERY A. Buice, N. Curtis, P. Sheehan. R. Perkins, L. Wliitr-ln'e'ad, B. Suski, D. Cudu. C. Olin. HOCKEY First row: B. Nordmann. J. Rounds, A. Rychcik, N. Sisson, J. Scrafford, P. Stevens. Second row: C. Olin, S. Merchant, N. Fil- kins, P. Sheehan, J. Van Hr-usen. F. Witlwck, N. Harts. Ji-1 I 'W' ls V 'rs President Robert Fiske Advisor Miss Montgomery Secretary Frances Witbeck Treasurer Janet Tosh The A.A. duties are to supervise the sale of tickets at basketball games. The money is used to buy athletic equipment. Bob, Fran, and Janet see that all goes well at the games. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION First row: A. Jenkins, P. Grundhoeffer, P. Freeman. Second row: B. Biggerstaff, B. Ridley, K. Lighthall, D. Luther, J. Iuliano, N. Harts, Presidentg B. Nordmann, J. Tosh, F. Witbeck, S. Merchant. Third row: A. Boice, G. Olin, L. Rose, L. VanAernem, L. Curtis, S. Rankin, J. Myers, N. Filkins, J. Morris, E. Curran, S. Elmstrom, J. Gratton, A. Rychcik, M. Curran, J. Meiklejohn, N. Dunn. Fourth row: P. Stevens, J. Scrafford, N. Kenyon, J. VanHeusen, L. McIntyre, L. White- bread, J. Lafforthun, P. Sheehan, A. Dorazio, L. Jacobson, M. Johnson, J. Rounds, J. Bryant, Miss Montgomery. Leaders Club, under the direction of Miss Mont- gomery, was organized in 1947. Its purpose is to de- velop leadership. The girls help referee games and help during gym class. They also prepare for playdays. The president is Nancy Harts and Lu- cille Curtis, Secretary- Treasurer. ,fi PEP SQU ,N. . L :f-ff .Nl ow . 'f Q 'JV' 0 of X' Qi ot pax 000 X69 -1Hifv'-f-:f1mmww4.,4m,.,L O A op R20 ., ws V s , 1 1 M, ki 05 st -': J! , - X1 ' 'p ' J,t..i f Hamm 1,1 rf Es- X if I5 .i L rig' M: - SH iv ix ww f wrlvf, ,JZ '4 9:3 'Nr ' W'--'f Fifi ,N .ti ,,,,,.s,. 1 X t I kt '.,.f1,. , . dj, yiidbi ty J,.K,.,.,, J F . . ' .iff-, w l' v V ,fn 'iii l r'E .x' -N , ' - at-3' li N 'ff-4' 'ff ,f ,W 1? p ,N , 144' V4-5 :lf i - vi in V .f ffwfw-, E - ',, ff ,- ' :lJ.'i , l xml - ' , - V 15. ' H34-L.1,.' with-' - -Y - A, ., - ' gi . l ,,,....-..,,...-,f-- . vf'W-'ii The Pep Squad is an or- ganization whose sole purpose is to support the cheerleaders and the team during basketball season. Supervised by Miss Mont- gomery. they go to all games and help keep the spirit of the school alive. C-Asda, E X 3 A 45 is 3- Jw K 2 Alb. i Deck 1 Wh xKe,Y' V K4 '. Q . -.pil 1-' ' A U . . 1- ..2 .zz 9 W. 1- ,,,fs-1' :A . Q ga M if -53 - mr 'ik m, Wy iw ,VI A,M ' , 504 Kiowa 'Wm qos? Am! .kJf bAp61- 'Bl qqev at A eg' AM 'Ry mga k '50-ace. EXAM, QQYAQSUA her doXl YQ QAAW- ksmszw QWOO W-A hwy, It M Wm'-ks 'Baku-aug YEN' G1-ovxA Ywmf A3 Larffk Nl! TC K I OUR ANGELS ' w , i, 3 ,si 4 ' Nm.. f L . .xiwgii-.,1i - . , Q 'T 2 'Q S K' f: Xi? ,, ' , ' XF Q 2131 L Q, , 4 J. . ik, K . -,N gnxfyz - . , M V ' lr? 'jr I N wxmonnx am gy 'firm , Q 2 c H53 , xy' I s A 3 4 S r 4 S 2 2 J Q i 5 : A S K . ,Thx H lttsl A-41, gixiqx . THE MOHAWK NWNN T15 Shir 52.201 SATHPIWPEYIW N fm Q AJXVSXETYLSK , NX W Y PATRONS AND PATRONESSES Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Barker Mr. and Mrs. John Beaudoin Mrs. Anna Biggersiaff Mr. and Mrs. Francis Blair Mr. and Mrs. Alberl' D. Boice Mr. and Mrs. Alberi' L. Boice Mr. and Mrs Roy Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Chesfer R. Burion Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Carpenfer Mrs. Irma Cavanaugh Mr. and Mrs. Walfer C. Markowicz Mr. and Mrs. Alan H. Colyer Mr. and Mrs Charles Cruikshank Mr. and Mrs. Keni' Curiis Mr. and Mrs James Davis Mr. and Mrs. William Dessormeau Mr. and Mrs. Roland DeWeese Mr. and Mrs Edward Dunham Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elmsfrom Mr. and Mrs. Milan Fiske Mrs. James Fowler Mrs. H. Fredenburgh Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ernesf Frei+ag Merl Galusha Charles Garrison L. H. GeHy John GraH'on Wilfred Gregoire Carlos Grundhofier George Hariung Ar+hur Kehrer Mr. Frank Lafforfhun Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lamberi' and Mrs. A. L. Larowe and Mrs. Wilfred LaVen+ure Maud Leigh and Mrs. Roberi' Linville and Mrs. Lawrence Maranville and Mrs. lra Marcellus and Mrs. Donald Marks and Mrs. Siephen Merchani' and Mrs. Huberi' Miller and Mrs. James Mullen and Mrs. Fred Olin and Mrs. Pefer Parskocim and Mrs. Joseph Pokryzowski and Mrs. Theodore Raab and Mrs. Walfer Reiack and Mrs. W. C. 'Ridley and Mrs. Wilbur Rounds and Mrs. Jesse Russell and Mrs. Chesier Rychcik and Mrs. Harold Scrafford and Mrs. Kennefh Sheehan and Mrs. Joseph Sheppard and Mrs. Clarence Sisson and Mrs. Francis Sfevens and Mrs. Wilbur Vallee and Mrs. George VanHeusen Charles Vaughn and Mrs. Edgar Wefsel and Mrs. Casmer Wheeler and Mrs. T. Whi+ebread and Mrs. Leslie Wood Mr. and Mrs. John Zeh JOHN W. ROUSE CONSTRUCTION CORP GOUVERNEUR, NEW YORK Congrafulafions 'ro +he Class of '55 '23 YOUR RING COMMI'I'I'EE We are very proud +o have been selecfed as +i1e official ieweler for your Class Ring. L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Superior Merchandise Wi+I1in Price Range 'For All DIAMONDS Fine Jewelry, Wafches, and Silver In Keeping Wifh BICKELMANN TRADITION For Over 75 Years BICKELMANN 2I5 S'I'a'I'e Sireei' Schenecrady 5, N. Y. MION-SALVINI COMPANY ResiIienI' Flooring Con'rracI'ors 428 MICHIGAN AVENUE SCHENECTADY 3, NEW YORK ' W' m mm V4 YE if W -ii Hl. .' A , K2 'iff M ea. we i s is slr' rf ' ' gp ....1. 'P fi --- --i ':: ' fvfihy- '73' I'-'f2:: .---o ni-Hi 'ills -' I .'.-..b--- ::....:.14 ' - gg Shale 'For Fun and Healihful Exercise GUPTILL ARENA 36,000 Square Feel' 'lo Slcafe Upon BOGHT CORNERS-ALBANY-SARATOGA ROAD Roufe 9-Two Miles Nor+h of Laiham Circle PHONE CEDAR 7-6223 BALLSTON SPA , NATICJNAL BANK f lx The Oldesl' Bank l i , -' in Sara+oga Couniy ' j MEMBER F. D. I. c. 5 O Our years of financial service io fhe people of fhis communi'I'y offer overwhelming proof of our abiliiy and desire fo serve you. Our d ih 'Hn h +h 1' d age an grow roug e years, s an as a living 'l'es'l'imony of ihe soundness of our insfifufion and ihe s'I'abili+y of our policy. BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF l955 ' ., ,, ' . III I,.-I, II I , YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD STORE Finer Foods af Chain Siore Prices SUBURBAN MARKET 443 Saraioga Rd. Scoiia, N. Y. Congrafulafions 'Io 'Ihe Class of I955 PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION REXFORD PLUMBING AND HEATING CO Licensed Plumbing and HeaI'ing Confrac'I'ors REXFORD, NEW YORK Phone 2-6I09 X AMERICAN STANDARD Plumbing and HeaI'ing HOTPOINT APPLIANCES MEYERS 81 DEMING WATER SYSTEMS E Y E Bes'I' Wishes for I'I1e FuI'ure X Io 'I'I'Ie A Class of I955 M I ALEX HENRY KLEIN'l'I N OpI'omeI'riS'I' A c-we T I MAIRFAIR SHOPPING CENTER Q 278 Sarafoga Road Phone 98-I I I6 EI ESTABLISHED SINCE I94I I-1- The Mayfair and Scheneclady Slore Where Young People Like fo Shop THE CARL CO. ELLIS SAMUEL IRVING LEAVITT 4 l e KH' .au-yv fl.. ff6ff Lighling Fixrures-Window Shades Venefian Blinds, Lamps and Lamp Shades 50l STATE STREET SCHENECTADY 5. N. Y. PHONE 6-4I93 Complimenfs of TOWNLEY AND WHEELER Funeral Home Phone TR-2-5022 ALEX G. BAXTER AND SON Funeral Service 40 N. Brandywine Avenue Scheneclady 7, New Yorlr Telephone 6-0787 BRANCH 4 Lake Hill Road Ballslon Lake, N. Y. Telephone TRiangle 2-8959 We Lighl' and Shade Your Home' PIANOS are Buili' for Lifelime Service 1 l l I I U The Mos? Famous Malces of SPINETS AND GRAND PIANOS Always available al' our sfore Also Good Recondilioned Uprighls and Small Praclice Pianos lf you are planning lo buy a piano, here you will find a varie+y of sfyles colors and makes. You will find iusi' wha? you wani in 'lone qualify, design and durabilify al' reasonable prices and ierms. 460 STATE SCHENECTADY, N. Y. lCassedy Piano Co.l DAKE'S Delicious Ice Cream o SPOONEY'S Complimenfs of FLORENCE AND JOHN FANNING F. G. CARY 81 CO.. INC Decoraling Conlraclors 9913 l5I7 Bradley Sheel' Schenecrady 4, New York PHONE 4-4675 -q LAKERIDGE DAIRY Sarafoga Road BaIIsI'on Lake, N. Y. QUALITY MILK AND CREAM Donald W. PoHer CARLSON'S PAINT AND WALLPAPER STORE 5 I 5 SI'a+e S+. Schenedady 234 Mohawk Ave. ' Scofia IOO6 Crane S+.-Schenecfady II Marlrei' S+.-Amsrerdam 23 Sou'I'h Main Sf.-Gloversville ART SUPPLIES AND GLASS NEWS COMICS FEATURES For Every Member of I'he Family SCHENECTADY GAZETTE SchenecI'ady's Leading Paper For Over 60 Years a.QQazeJ6i The Shopping and Fashion Cenfer of THE MOHAWK VALLEY O Complimenls of JAMES FUNERAL HOME I23 Mohawk Ave. Scofia 2, N. Y. Phone 4-3690 PEDRICK'S GLASS GARDEN Qualily Flowers For all Occasions 35 Saraloga Road OPPOSITE SCHENECTADY AIRPORT Complimenfs of CUNNINGHAM BROS. GARAGE Jack Smi+l'1, Muriel Cunningham, Lorraine Terpalc KLUGE NURSERY Evergreens Wind Brealcs Ornamenfal Tondafion Planiing 389 Sara+oga Road SCOTIA 2, NEW YORK Complimenfs of HARRIS R. GREGORY 81 SON Wholesale Confeclionery and Tobacco 8 GLEN AVENUE SCOTIA. NEW YORK q SINGER SEWING CENTER I Q SALES AND SERVICE Singer Sewing Machines Singer Vacuum Cleaners Singer Sewing Courses Singer Sewing Cenler 4l 0 Sfale S+. Scheneciacly . N Tel. 7-6455 .Y. SPENCER BUSINESS SCHOOL Regisfered by Board of Regenfs DAY CLASSES Accounling, Execufive Secre+ariaI, Slen- ographic, Office Training. lMachine Shorfhancl, Thomas Shorlhancl, Gregg Shor+hand.I PLACEMENT SERVICE 243 SI'aI'e Sf. Scheneclady. N. Y. Telephone 4-76 I 9 MORRIS' RADIO AND TELEVISI Sales and Service EMERSON-DUMONT HALLICRAFTER I ON R. D. 2, Ballsfon Spa, N. Y. TELEPHONE 476 DAVID MAHONEY COMPANY Hardware PainI's Shopsmi+h TWO STORES 209 SI'aI'e S+reeI' Tel. 3-369I l29 Soufh Brandywine Telephone 3-3692 POPS CITY SERVICE STATION Burn? Hills O. C. SLINGERLAND, Manag Lighf Repair Space AII Work Guaranfeed PHONE TR2-8980 MAYFAIR Congra+uIaI'ions Io Ihe HANDY HARDWARE Class of The Handy Place fo Shop SCOTIA I, N. Y. 274 Sara o a Road Bon-IEMIAN 'Q RESTAURANT 0 TeI. 98-3306 ALEXANDER STEWART R. D. 2, Ballsion Spa. N. Y. Tel. Ballsfon 7I9-R-2 Represenfing . NATIONAL GRANGE C0mPl'menT5 MUTUAL LIABILITY of AND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES RYDER 8: LINK Judy Sfewarf, Bernf Schiefne Besf Wishes To Class of l955 Besi' Wishes To The ERNEST W. PHILLI PS All Builder of Fine Homes BUELL HEIGHTS BALLSTON LAKE Phone TR-28426 CLASS GF I9ss Complimenfs of Complimenfs of CLASS OF l956 CLASS OF l957 1 I Richard BenneH' James Sheehan John Zebrowslri Kafhleen Curran Gary Sisson RaeAnn Richmond Roberi' Pollack Thomas Crane Complimenfs of Besi' Wishes CLASS OF l958 +o fhe Roberi' Schilling Kafhleen Young Caroline Engel Kaihleen Sasso WM. C. CHANDLER Di+ching a Specialfy EXCAVATING Elnora, N. Y. Phone TR 7-555I BALLSTON LAKE MOTEL BaIIs+on Lake, New York Telephone TR 2-5l93 K f , 1.'1-14 I fkg. 5 . A. TERPAK, Proprie+or A.A.A. Recommended Coke stop -...I Schenecfady-Sara+oga Road, Roufe 50 a+ BURNT HILLS Congrafulafions +o fhe Class '55 BURNT HILLS BARBER SHOP Rear of Veeder and YeIverI'on Drugs 3 BARBERS TO SERVE YOU CompIimen+s of WHEELER FUNERAL HOME Tel. BaIIs1'on II9 WILLIAM H. WHEELER. Owner R CompIimen+s of ALBERT C. MERCHANT FARMS Burnl' Hills, New York Complimenis of OLIN LUMBER COMPANY INC. Airporf Road Thomas Corners Scofia 2, N. Y. Phone 4-7725 Com pIimenI's of W. J. GREGOIRE General Merchandise Phone TR-7-528l USHERS, NEW YORK PARKIS MILLS, INC. Manufacfurers of Old Fashioned Buckwheai' Flour Self-Rising Buckwheat and Pancake Flour Buckwheaf Middlings Buckwheai' Hulls BALLSTON LAKE, N. Y. Telephone-Triangle 2-8 I 33 ELLSWORTH BROTHERS Ice Cream Co. TELEPHONE 2399 I20 DIVISION ST. SARATOGA SPRINGS, NEW YORK PLUS SKILLS Guidance-Balanced Training y I achvnhes Placemeni' in key po 1+ ons an business Profes gui n a I - IR. siona. and governmenf of- V I B c I ICOS. ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE I26-I34 Washingfon Ave., Albany 6, N. Y Sfafe Regisfered-Veleran Approved Complimenis of ASHDOWN OIL CO. SANDY SPRINGS DAIRY Approved Ayrshire Milk and Dairy Produds JOHN BELOTT and SON Elnora, New York Complimenfs of FRANK H. CHASE COLE ALUMINUM PRODUCTS 22I Mohawlz Avenue Scofia, N. Y. Tel. Schdy 6-72I7 Combinafion Sform Windows and Doors HOLCOMB AND HOKE FOLDING DOORS FIBERGLASS RADIATOR ALUMINUM ENCLOSURES AWN INGS CHARLTON GENERAL STORE Charl+on Village Phone Sch'dy 98-356l Qualify and Variefy is Our Slogan Sfore Hours-7:30 A.M.-8:00 P.M. MAYFAIR PHARMACY 280 SaraI'oga Road Phone 2-9750 Open Daily and Sunday DRUGS-PRESCRIPTIONS COSMETICS-DELIVERY Com plimenis of J. B. WHITE Real Es+a+e I 00 Broadway SARATOGA Good Food No Frills AUCHENPAUGH'S Famous for our SI.l3 Dinner 270 SARATOGA RD. AT MAYFAIR LATHROP'S PHARMACIES Scofia Five Regisfered Pharmacisfs fo Serve You FREE DELIVERY TWICE DAILY Complimenis of THE IRON KETTLE Res+auran+ 26I Sarafoga Road Scofia Schenedady 6-9636 DORF DRUGS PRESCRIPTIONS We Fill All Doc'Iors' Prescrip+ions Medicinals Cosmefics Prescriptions Surgicals I3I MOHAWK AVE. SCOTIA DIAL 6-9543 JOHN K. HECKLER TEXACO SERVICE Burnl' Hills, N. Y. TIRES-TUBES-BATTERIES TOWING SERVICE Fixfures Appliances FRANK SHANNON Eleclrical Conlracling A Licensed For 72o sARAToe-A ROAD TEEN-AGE FASHIONS PD' BOX '56 Telephone Phone Schenecfady 4-84II Scheneclady, N. Y. SChenecIady 98-3454 Besl' Wishes Io Ihe Graduafes TER BUSH 81 POWELL, Insurance I48 CIin+on Sfreef Scheneciady, N. Y. PHONE 4-775I INC. BURNT HILLS TRADING POST Hardware and Eleclrical Supplies Kyanize Painls ROTOTILLER SALES AND SERVICE Largesi' Year Round Toy Display in Ihis parl' of fhe Counfry Complimenls of GRISWOLD FUNERAL HOME Scheneclady, New York Di al 6-3429 CHARLES GILGORE 8: SONS, INC Hardware-Plumbing-Air Condilrioning GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES 59 Mohawl: Ave Sco'I'ia, New Yo lc Complimenfs of MAYFAIR LIOUOR STORE 276 Saraioga RoacI Telephone 98-I565 OPEN EVERY EVENING STEPHEN M. MERCHANT 81 SONS Frui+ and Dairy Farms BaIIs+on Spa R. D. 2 Phone: Ballsfon 704-JI UNTIL I0 P.M. JOHNS?N'S 91 M'I+ A ., B Ii' S .N.Y. Hom? of vIZeep?al?eorDiarI:1Eands H Wafches. Pendanfs, General Elecfric Appliances f5::?je+jLwjjgf 'g5g FIXTURES-LAMPS-RECORDS agigs e fim i i z:,mr'zf,d,izvS1ng: '26 Ere BM'- Qf ' Og PIWHHCBS. RCA Re- Scheneciady, New York Vg' 5 dios, Parker 5I and iisffql.- '1f', PT gl gifs, Sheaffer PI1- 4-4l3l in 'Y ' A f nor e . Complimenis of ALBERT D. BOICE 81 SONS Ballsfon Spa New York KEN WILLIAMS AUTO PARTS 24 Hour Towing Crane Service Phone 69623 Rexford, N. Y. NUSBAUM'S Young Men's Shop 447 Sfafe S+. Scheneciady Complimenfs of M. GOLD 8: SON I855- I 955 I I855-I 955 ANNIVERSARY I00 Years of Service In +I1e Public InI'eresI' sci-IENECTADY UNION-STAR Complimenfs of WILBUR S. ROSE, M.D. Complimenis of BALLSTON FLOWERS 85 E. High S+reeI' BaIIs+on Spa, New York We Adverfise wiI'h Top Qualify Meafs aI' +I1e S'l'ore and Noi in 'I'I1e Paper COUNTRY MARKET BaIIsI'on Spa, New York Machine Manager, DOUGLAS BAKER C0n9faIUI'3'II0 5 Io 'I'I e VEEDER 8x YELVERTON CO GracIuaI'es Druggisis S A. T. KNIGHT BARBER SHOP Scoiia Burn+ Hills, N. Y. Roufe 50 Sa'Fe'I'y of Your Savings Insured up fig SI0,000 B I' . Fede,L gfvings CompIlmen'rs of an Loan Insurance Corporaiion SCHENECTADY SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASSOCIATION 267 SI'aI'e SI'ree'I' Jusi Below Erie BETOR'S OufFiH'ing and Guiding Service Camp Equipmeni Ren+ed EXPLORER SCOUT POST 38 Headquarfers 65I Saraloga Rd. Complimenfs of FRANK'S GENERAL STORE R. D. No. 2, Ballsfon Lake. N. Y. Complimenfs of BURNT HILLS MERCHANDISE DOT AND ED O'DELL Tel. TR-2-50II FOX 81 MURPHY Sporfing Goods and Appliances COMPLETE OUTFITTERS FOR SCHOOL EQUIPMENT 334 Sfale S'I'. Schenecfady, N. Y Complimenls of , I STAURANT Compllmenfs of JAMZ SRE S+ + FILKINS'S I' fe ree Scheneciaday, New York FOOD STORE LAFAYETTE CLOTH ES 234 Sfale SI'ree'I Scheneciady, New York Complimenls of A FRIEND Complimenls of DANIEL E. SMITH Licensed Real EsI'aI'e Broker Complimenfs of FALCONER FARM Burn'l' Hills Peaches, Plums, Pears, Apples Quinces and Crabapples J. W. RANDALL BOAT CO.. INC. Everyfhing for Boaling 46-48 Mohawk Ave. Sco+ia, N.Y. MATHER'S DRUG STORE Dependable Drugs Scolia, New York ENDICOTT-JOHNSON SHOE STORE Be'Her Shoes for Less Money 87 Milfon Ave. Ballsfon Spa. N. Y. Telephone I32-J Complimenls of BALLSTON FURNITURE CO. 62 Milfon Ave. Ballslon Spa, N. Y. Complimenfs of HURLEY'S FOOD MARKET KETCHUM'S HARDWARE STORE Ballsfon Lake TR-2-8900 Specializing in Landscape Work Since I9I0 BIGWOOD'S LANDSCAPE NURSERY 307 Sarafoga Road Tel. 98-3226 BROOKS NEWS 81 GIFTS 4I Mohawk Avenue Scofia 2, New York Compleie Service for a Modern Communiiy - MAYFAIR GARAGE C0mpI'me I5 of J- Maglsh SWIRE'S DEPT. STORE Sarafoga Glenrldge Road Sco'I'ia 2, N. Y. 6-99I2 DON CAMPBELL'S SERVICE STATION 296 Saraioga Road Tel. 2-9773 Complimenfs of CORINO'S MARKET I33 Vley Road Complimenfs of CUNNINGHAM FARM SUPPLY Besf Wishes fo 'Ihe Graduafes CHARLES J. LAMB Insurance I47 VIey Road Tel. 32I35 CompIimen'I's of ECOBELLIS' INN PORTER'S RESTAURANT 81 BAKERY Dinners-Lunches-Snacks 6:30 A.M Till 7:00 P.M. Tel. 93I I8 Fron'I' SI. BaIIs+on Spa. MAYFAIR SHOE REPAIR 284 Sarafoga Road Open DaiIy 9:00 +o 7:30 Complimenfs of MAYFAIR BARBER 8: BEAUTY SHOP 284A Saraioga Road 98-I I35 PHONE 98-I 344 Complimenfs of MR. AND MRS. F. C. ROCHFORD VINICK'S MEN'S SHOP Har+-Schaffner 8: Marx CIo+hes Jarman Shoes 5I4 STATE ST. SCH'DY, N. Y STEWARTS FRANK W. ARNOLD Foofwear for +he Family Choice Dairy Cows SCOTIA, N. Y. BaIIsI'on Spa. New York CompIimen+s of JAMES AND EDNA MATTICE Complimenls of ERLANGER'S STORES Saraioga Springs FREEZE QUEEN ICE CREAM 22 Delicious Flavors R+. 50 Burnl Hills F. MURPHY Complimenls of CLINTON BARBER SHOP Hugh, Angelo, Joe Bus. Ph. 6-9558 Home Ph. TR7-5246 REXFORD GARAGE C. Smilh, Prop. General Repairing, Bear Wheel Aligning Balancing and Welding Complimenfs of EAGAN GRILL CUDO'S STORE Harmony Corners Amslerdam-Ballsfon Road Sinclair Gas and Oil BERNIE'S NEWS ROOM School Supplies Sfarionery Tobacco Greefing Cards 4I Millon Avenue Ballsion Spa, N. Y. Complimenis of BALLSTON LAKE FIRE DEPT. REXFORD AUTO SALES USED CARS BOUGHT AND SOLD Telephone Sch'dy 2-77l2 Drive Across Ihe River and Save Complimenls of WILBUR AUTO SALES So. Broadway. Saraioga Springs PAULINE'S CHILDREN SHOP CLOTHES FOR GIRLS AND BOYS INFANTS AND TEENS II6 Millon Ave. Ballslon Spa, N. Y. Besf Wishes fo Class of '55 ECONOMY DEPT. STORE 5 I4 Broadway Saraioga Springs Complimenfs of FINN'S l'lOTEL Complimenls of HILLEBOE MOTORS, INC. Lincoln-Mercury Dealer So. Broadway Sararoga Springs W. P. WHALEN Wine and Liquor S'Iore 282 Milron Ave. Tel. 937-J Ballsfon Spa, N. Y. Complimenls of LAKE SIDE FARM Endries WILLOWBROOK INN Scheneclady Saraioga Road Ballsfon Lake Roufe 50 Phone 98-I I54 Complimenfs of A FRIEND STEINER'S BaIIs+on Spa, New York Where You Boughi' Your Wallpaper Crisp Juicy Apples Grown and Packed By KNIGHT BROS. AND SONS Burnl' Hills, N. Y. We Have Specialized in Growing Apples for Flavor and Qualily Since I907 SCHOLET FURNITURE STORE Qualify Furnifure al' Pleasing Prices BALLSTON SPA, NEW YORK Harry Ruland Phone 478 Complimen+s of HANNAH'S MEN'S STORE Clofhes for fhe Young Men BALLSTON SPA BALLSTON COLD STORAGE CO. Receivers, Handlers and Siorers of Apples-Fruils and Produce Licensed and Bonded Commission Mercham' Ballsfon Spa, N. Y. Phone I56 STREIFERT'S REFRIGERATION Sales and Service CROSLEY MAGIC CHEF BallsI'on Spa, N. Y. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Home-Owned by: J. L. AusI'in Ballsion Spa, New York Weslern Flyer Bicycles-Davis Tires Wizard Appliances-Truione Radios Wizard Ba'Heries-Vila Power Oil Phone TR-2-8990 Balslon Lake, N. Y. POINT SERVICE STATION Your Friendly Socony DeaIer Comple'I'e Service for Your Car Wheel Balancing-Cooling Syslems Pressure Purged GUY'S STATIONERY Ballsion Spa. N. Y. School Supplies Greeling Cards TRACY BROS. HARDWARE Plumbing Supplies and Painiers' Supplies BALLSTON SPA, N. Y. BILL'S MEAT MARKET W. C. SUMNER, Prop. Meal, Vegefables Fruifs and Groceries Ice Cream TR-7-7022 Soda Complimenis of GEORGE T. SMITH 8: SON Elnora, New York Phone TR-7-745I Complimenls of REXFORD SERVICE STATION Complimenls of S. C. FISCHOFF OpI'ome1'ris+-Eye Sighi' Specialisi' Ballsfon Spa Tel. 30l WM. W. EGAN Real Esfafe and Insurance Low Na+ Cosl' Life Insurance Ballsfon Lalre. N. Y. Phone Burn? Hills 5-7Il ARTHUR CATRICALA CeIlis+ and Teacher Schenecfady Conservaiory of Music 230 Union Sfreef Schenedady. N. Y. Wafches 'For Ihe Graduale MAURICE B. GRAUBART 81 SONS The Jay S+. Jewelers I66 Jay Sf. Ooposiie Mohican Pay wiih Confidence-Repair Safely a+ V CORNERS SERVICE BalIs'I'on Spa Mobilgas-Mobiloil Formerly wilh Medbary's selling and servicing new Chevrolels and Buichs. We Sell New Cars foo! Phone I2I6 REXFORD LUMBER CO. Lumber Millwork Pi'H'sburgh Painls Sch'dy 3-366 I BURTONS SERVICE STATION 385 Saraioga Rd.-Phone 98-I88I Open 7 Days a Week Lubricafion Tires, Ba'H'eries. Accessories General Repairing Complimenls of BALLSTON FURNITURE CO. 62 Milion Ave. Ballslon Spa, N. Y. Phone Schenedady 98-I868 MAYFAIR VARIETY STORE 'The Communily Deparlmenl S'l'ore Lowesl' Prices-Highesf Values 284C Sarafoga Rd. Scolia 2, N. Y. Sporfing Goods From GOLDSTOCK'S Sporfing Goods l2I N. Broadway Corner of Franlzlin Sfreef Complimenfs of A FRIEND McCORMACKS Highway Transpor'I'a+ion Company SUPERIOR MOVERS I5I Erie Boulevard Scheneclady, N. Y. Complimenfs of TUFFLITE PLASTIC COMPANY Ballsron Spa FOUR STAR HOBBY CENTER Complefe Line of Hobbies. Craffs and Toys I2O S1'aI'e S'l'. Scheneclady 4-9823 Scheneclady, N. Y. Complimen+s of AL PETTEYS TEXACO SERVICE STATION NoH Sfreel' and Balllown Road Complimenis of TOM AND CATHERINE COMMUNITY STORE The mosi' compIeI'e dry goods, 'Fabrics and MCDQNOUGH wearable selecfion in Norihern N Y. HERBERT S. HYDE Phone 35839 BOULEVARD RUG STORE Television Rugs, Carpeis, Broadlooms, Linoleums Bl B R d AII Work Guaranieed ue arm ca HENRY R. GROSSO Rexford New York Erie BIvd., SCI'leY'leC+adY, N. Y. Complimenis of LINPARK CLOTHES Manufaciurers and Refailers R. Mark, Manager Tel. 3-I27I 222 S+a+e S+. Scheneciady, N. Y. MILDRED ELLEY SECRETARIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS 227-229 Quail S+. Albany 3, N. Y. SEND FOR A CATALOGUE SCOTIA MOTORS, INC. IIO Mohawk Avenue Scofia, New York Dodge-Plymoufh Vinceni' J. Koehler, Presideni Phone 4-6274 Specialisfs in Fiberglass Covering Boa? S+orage ANDERSON BOAT SHOP Repairing and Cusiom Building New and Used Boafs Accessories Rou'l'e 50 Burnf Hills, N-TY. TR 2-5003 Complimenis of MARY'S BEAUTY SALON Vene'I'ian Blinds Aiuminum Awnings Roofing and Siding Sform Doors Siorm Windows and Screens HIGGINS COMBINATION WINDOW I22 Mohawk Ave., Scoiia, N. Y. DE SANTIS AND STINE, INC. ReaII'ors-Insurance I44 BarreH' Sheer Scheneciady Phones 3-4567-4-5678-6-236I Home Cooking Oualiiy Foods SILVER DINER The Largesi' and Mosi' Modern Diner in Scheneciady, N. Y. Erie BIvd. One S+ep from Sfaie Sf. 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