Corinth High School - Corinthian Yearbook (Corinth, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1959 volume:

k Dedication Because it is the basis of our town's exis- tence, and the livelihood of many of its in- habitants, we the class of 1959 dedicate this yearbook with sincere appreciation to the In- ternational Paper Company. The Senior Class of 1959 Dear Mr. Smaldone, At the advent of our senior year we found our- selves with a new senior advisor. This job required much patience and understanding. Through thick and thin this appointment called for undying tolerance. The office was faced with the task of choosing a suitable candidate and they did so in appointing you. With clear vision and foresight you guided us through this very important year. We shall always remem- ber our advisor and the kindness he bestowed upon us. Sincerely, The Senior Class 1959 Yearbook Staff CO-EDITORS A. Beaudette L. Kenyon COPY ADVERTISING J. Mosher N. Pitkin N. Mosher K. Whitaker A. Beaudette P. Wilming L. Kenyon F. Guilder ■R, Vroman SUBSCRIPTIONS A. Beaudette ART L. Kenyon W. Thane D. Williams J. Quinto PHOTOGRAPHY J. Winslow N. Clothier A. Parker C. Bunzey WRITERS B. Eggleston M. Boucher G. Foils L. Forbriger Supervising Principal's Message Wisdom is composed of sound phi- losophy, a good memory, knowledge and foresight. It has been the ambition and desire of each member of the faculty that each student when leaving Corinth Central School will have formulated a sound phi- losophy of life, that he will have de- veloped an excellent memory and ac- quired a wealth of knowledge, all of which will better fit him for his place in life. A nation falls when people lose faith in God, love of country, and respect for the rights of others. Ever keep foremost in your mind that you are a principal part of a nation. William D. Banks Principal's Message When you as a Senior realize that graduation is not a long way into the future but is almost here, you know that the time has come to make some kind of self-appraisal. Your schooldays have all too quickly slipped by and you do not have much more time to shape yourself to the kind of person you always intended to be. For what you are as a distinct personality - your humanity, your own individ- ual sense of values - even more than what you know will determine your success and happiness in life. It is not enough to have learned to use the tools your education supplies you: English, science, mathematics, history. It is also necessary to learn to use them wisely. To the subject matter we hope you have learned must be added your personal integrity, your willingness to work, and your understanding attitude toward all your associ- ates. Your knowledge, then, is effective only to the de- gree that you make it work. You, as a civilized, humane personality, are more important than what you may know - a whole is always greater than any of its parts. So I should like to suggest that to the familiar three R’s you have studied, you add three T's: Truth, Toler- ance, Trying. These, certainly, are essential to a real education. I am sure you already realize that I am proud of our students here in Corinth and that I wish for all of you the very best that life may offer. Board of Education Mrs. McDonald Mrs. Niles Mrs. Forman Mrs. Montgomery Mrs. Durkee Mr. Stedman Mr. York Mr. Waugh Mr. Woods Mr. Fasulo Mr. Benware Mr. Denno Office Staff Custodians Health Staff Mrs. Hickey Mrs. Palmer Cafeteria Staff THIRD ROW: Mrs. LaPier, Mrs. Milligan, Miss Hickey, Mrs. Reagan, Mrs. Woodcock. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Bunzey, Mrs. Montello. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Orto, Mrs. Swears. School Psychologist GLADYS ARMSTRONG History Latin STC Albany, A. B. STC Albany, M. A. RICHARD BARTHOLOMEW Language STC Albany', A. B. CHARLOTTE BROWN Mathematics STC Albany, A, B Teachers College Columbia, M. A. STC Buffalo DAVID BURROUGHS History STC Albany, B. A. STC Albany, M. A. GEORGE COMINGS Music STC Potsdam, B. S. THOMAS CONWAY Science U. of Pittsburg, B. S. STC California, A.B, HELEN COSTELLO English STC New Paltz STC Oneonta DORIS CRAW Business STC Albany, B.S. ROBERT DUVAL Physical Education St. Lawrence U., B.S., M. Ed. HAZEL GILMORE History English STC Oneonta STC Albany. B.S. FRANK GRIPPE Industrial Arts STC Oswego, B.S. MARION JENKINS English Rhode Island College of Education, B. E. STC Albany, M.S. BARBARA JOHNSON Science Skidmore, A.B. MARY McCANN Business STC Albany, B.S. GERALD MARTEL Driver Education Mechanical Drawing Westchester Comm. College STC Buffalo, B.S. ELEANOR MAIMARON Physical Ed. Bridgewater T. C.. B. S. THOMAS PALMATIER English Union College, A. B. STC Albany, M. A. BEATRICE ROZELLE An STC Albany, B.S. STC Oneonta RICHARD SMALDONE Music STC Potsdam, B.S. STC Potsdam, M.S. HAROLD SMITH History Houghton College, A.B. STC Genesso, M. S. GEORGE SPIELDENNER Physical Education Springfield College, B.S. DOMINICK VARTULI Science U. of Vermont STC San Diego, B. A. HOWARD VROMAN Mathematics St. Lawrence U. , M.S. STC Albany, M. A. Siena College MARGARET WENTO Home Economics STC Plattsburg, B.S. High School Librarian MRS. CLARA CHURCH MISS WRIGHT, Elementary Art MISS BROOKS, Elementary Music MRS. MELVILLE, Elementary Librarian Elementary Faculty Left to right; Mrs. Howenstein, Mrs. Pickett, Mrs. Sesselman, Mrs. Woods id e, Mrs. Bilo- deau, Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. Wildenburg. Left to right: Mr. Ashline, Mr. Foy, Mrs. Smaldone, Mr. Powell, Miss Hickey. Left to right; Mrs. Chaffee, Mrs. Tennyson, Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Price, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Dietlan, Mrs. Melville. Palmer Faculty Mrs. Cromie Mrs. Post Miss Rogers Mrs. Pitkin Mrs. Harris Mrs. Thomas Miss DeLucia Miss Gray A Fitting Tribute In 1958, a new club, The Future Teachers of America, came into existence at our school. A suitable name had to be selected for this organiza- tion. Since the club's purpose is to further the in- terests of those who are prospective educators, it was unanimously decided by the members to have the name, the Hazel A. Gilmore Future Teachers of America Club. Her loyalty and many years of ser- vice to Corinth Central School have been an inspira- tion to all who have come in contact with her. The editors of this yearbook acting as representa- tives of the entire student body, wish the very best to Mrs. Gilmore upon her retirement in June. Her presence in the coming years will be acutely missed. We shall never forget her unselfish concern for each individual student. Sincerely, The Co-Editors of The 1959 Corinthian Class Officers EDMUND PLUMMER Ed President Senior Class President; Junior Class President; Football 2, 3; Basketball 2; Track 3,4; Wrestl- ing 1,2; Badminton 3; Bowling 1,2; Newspaper Staff 3; Cafe Worker 4. JEAN WHEATON Secretary Band 2,3,4; Choir 1,2, 3, 4; Octet 3,4; All- County Choir 3,4; Orchestra 3; Pep Band 4; Li- brary Club 2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Leaders' Club 3; All-State Choir 4; Senior Class Secre- tary; Class Chairman 3; Girls’ Sports 1,2, 3. JOSEPH GRADY Joe Treasurer Junior and Senior Class Treasurer; Newspaper Staff 3; Senior Play 3; Stage Crew 3,4; Foot- ball 1, 2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Track 3,4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Sectionals 3; All-State Choir 3; Festival 2, 3; Glee Club 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3; Volleyball 1, 2, 3. ANITA BEAUDETTE Vice President Vice President 4; Co-Editor Yearbook 4; Pep Squad 4; Library Club 2,3,4; Honor Society 3; Make-up Committee 3,4; Newspaper Staff 3; Prom Committee 3; Girls' Basketball 2; Girls' Bowling 2; Monitor 2,4; Syracuse University Citizens Conference 3, 4. OTTO BOERNER Baseball 3; Wrestling 1,2,3; RPI 1,2,3; Cafe, Worker 4. MARIE BOUCHER Wieny Yearbook Staff 3,4; Library Club 2,3,4; Girls' Bowling 1,2,4; Monitor 2; Girls' Basketball 2. LINDA KENYON Lin Activities Chairman of Activities 4; Band 3,4; Orchestra 3,4; Library Club 2, 3,4; Honor Society 2, 3,4; Co-Editor Yearbook 4; Girls' State 3; Prom Committee 3; Bowling 3; Badminton 3; Monitor 2; Leaders' Club 3; Pep Band 3,4; Volleyball 3. CHARLENE BUNZEY Crash Band 1,2,3.4; Chorus 3,4; Library Club 2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 3; Volleyball 2. PENNY ANN DALABA Penny JV Cheerleading; Varsity Cheerleading 4; Majorettes 1, 2,4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Queen’s Court 3; Newspaper Staff 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Make-Up Committee 1,2, 3,4; Girls' Basketball 1; Girls’ Volleyball 1. HOWARD DEWEY Hod Baseball 2, 3; Track 2, 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; RPI 1,2,3; Bowling 2,3. BARBARA EGGLESTON Barb” Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Band 3,4; Newspaper Staff 3; Library Club 2,3,4; Bowling 1; Girls' Basketball 1,2; Cheerleading 3,4; All-County Choir 3. , iTi GERTRUDE FOLTS Gert Choir 2, 3,4; Library Club 2, 3,4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Bowling 1; Play-Day 1,2; Softball 1,2; Vol- leyball 1; Basketball 1; Badminton 2. LINDA FORBRIGER Lyn Yearbook Staff 4; Pep Squad 4; Girls' Bowling 2, 3; Library Club 2, 3,4; Honor Society 2, 3,4; Newspaper Staff 2, 3; Make-Up Committee 2, 3, 4; Girls' Basketball 2; Monitor 2,4. DENNIS HICKEY Denny Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1; Tennis 2,3; Track 3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Vice President of Junior Class; Newspaper Staff. THOMAS HAYES Tommy Basketball 1, 2, 3; Manager Football 1, 2, 3,4; Tennis 2,3,4; Intramural Wrestling 1; Intra- mural Basketball 1; Newspaper Staff 3. PATRICIA LAKH Newspaper Typist 3. MARK HOFFMAN Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 3; RPI 1,2,3; Bowling 1. Pat RICHARD MILLIGAN Dick Band 1,2, 3,4; Choir 1,2, 3,4; Basketball Man- ager 1,2; Baseball Manager 1; All-County Choir 2; Wrestling 1, 2. 3; Pep Band 2; Stage Crew 3. ROGER MILLIGAN JENNIE MOSHER Bowling 3; Library Club 2, 3,4; Newspaper Typ- ist 3; Yearbook Typist 4; Pep Squad 4. JANE PALMER NANCY MOSHER Nan Honor Society 2, 3,4; Library Club 2, 3,4; Mon- itor 2; Newspaper Typist 3; Yearbook Typist 4; Pep Squad 4; Newspaper Staff 4. Kewpie ALICE PARKER JV Cheerleading 2; Varsity Cheerleading 3,4; Library Club 2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 3; Year- book Staff 3,4; Pep Band 1.2; Volleyball 2,3; Basketball 2, 3; Prom Committee 3; Make-Up Committee 3; Hockey 3. DIANE RAMSEY Di Bowling 2; Majorettes 3; Band 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Badminton 3; Monitor 4. JUDITH QUINTO Judy Band 1,2, 3,4; Pep Band 4; AU-County 2.3; All-State 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Library Club 2, 3,4; Orchestra 1,2, 3.4; Girls’ Basketball 1,2, 3; Badminton 3; Bowling 3. RICHARD STUTZENSTEIN Stutz Football 1,2,3,4; Boys' State 3; Honor Society 2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Orchestra 2,3; Senior Play 3; Wrestling 1. ANN WALLACE Choir 1,2, 3, 4; Honor Society 4. KATHRYN WHITAKER Kathy” Yearbook Business Manager 4; Prom Committee 3; Volleyball 3; Hockey 3; Badminton 3. NANCY WHITE Nanc” Choir 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; All-County Band 2; A11-State Band 3; Newspaper Staff 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Junior Class Secretary; Girls' Sports 1,2, 3,4; Queen's Court 3; Prom Committee 3; Lead- ers' Club 3; Varsity Cheerleading 2,3,4. CAROL WILBER Monitor 4; Cafe, Worker 4. ROBERT BALDWIN Bob Track 3; Newspaper 3; Prom Committee 3; Foot- ball 2. JUDITH BAUGH Judy Girls' Basketball 1,2; Cheerleading 2,3,4; Hockey 1,2, 3; Newspaper Staff 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1,2,3; Softball 1,2; Bowling 3; Prom Committee 3; Queen’s Court 3. MONA ELLIS Library Club 3; Basketball 2; Volleyball 2; Bowling 2. RUTH BARROWS Ticket-taker for football 4. Ruthie LORETTA WOOD Letty Library Club 2,3,4; Volleyball 2; Bowling 3; Hockey 2, 3; Newspaper Staff 4. AILEEN WOODCOCK Peanut- Basketball 1; Volleyball 1; Bowling 1; Basket- ball 2. SANDRA PHILLIPS Sandie Choir 1,2, 3, 4; A11-County Choir 3,4; Basket ball 1; Volleyball 1; Octet 3,4; Bowling 4. JOHN KLEM Class History In the fall of 1953 we were totally unaware that one of the most memorable occasions in our lives was about to take place. This event was our introduction to a new and wonderful world called high school. Miss Lindsey, Miss Scott and Mr. Spieldenner guided us through that period of complete bewilderment and confusion, and soon we became accustomed to the procedures of the seventh grade. Before we knew it, though, we were promoted to the eighth grade, where we were to discover more of those never-ending new experiences. With the aid of Mr. Guarino and Mr. Fragassi we planned our high school schedules and survived those dreaded Regents exams, which didn’t turn out to be so difficult after all. As this year drew to a close, we proceeded on our merry way to the ninth grade. We continually kept Miss Brown, Miss McCann, and Mrs. Jenkins on their toes subduing us noisy freshmen. Many of the boys became ardently involved in sports and a few of the more fortunate girls be- came cheerleaders. We were really being drawn into the colorful activities of the school. With our class picnic bringing a happy ter- mination to our freshman year, we found ourselves sophomores. Under the direction of Miss Brown and Mrs. Jenkins we Sober Sophomores found ourselves not so serious. Library Club initiations proved to be hilarious and some of us were inducted into the Honor Society. Then, with enthusiastic abandon, we rushed into our Junior year. Starting with a bang, we had the highest magazine sales accredited to the Corinth Central School. We elected Edmund Plummer our President; Dennis Hickey, Vice President; Nancy White, Secretary; and Joseph Grady, Treasurer. In January we were sorry to see Mr. Sprague leave to a well-deserved promotion, but Mrs. McKnight ably filled the vacant position. We found ourselves busily occupied in editing our newspaper and preparing for the Junior Prom. Both of these projects proved successful leaving us with a proud feeling of ac - complishment the shade was drawn on this eventful year. And now, we can hardly believe that we are Seniors. After the votes were taken we found Edmund Plummer running for his second term as President; Anita Beaudette, Vice President; Jean Wheaton, Secretary; Joseph Grady, Treasurer; and Linda Kenyon, Chairman of Activities. With the strong shoulders of Mr. Smaldone to lean on we organized dances, sold Christmas cards, and had a food sale. With great anticipation we prepared for our Yearbook and with unbelievable success. We became interested in the acting profession during rehear- sals for our Senior Play. What excitement we felt as we received the payoff to all our hard work, our Washington trip! It was a thrilling experience to see the Washington Monument and other historic sights. In New York we saw a broadway play and roamed through the gigarfiic stores. When we returned home we knew that this was a wonderful adventure that we would never forget. Now we look forward to the biggest day of our live?. Graduation Day! Here on the threshold of adulthood we will always remember these years of childhood and school as the happiest of our lives. Robert Baldwin - Bob opened a service station with beverage curb service. His motto is Fill 'er up. The owner or the car. Bob. Ruth Barrows - Ruthie cut her beautiful, long hair and sold it to a toupee manufacturer. It is now a part of Yul Brynner's wardrobe. Judith Baugh - Judy finally became a gym teacher . . . at West Point. Anita Beaudette - Anita entered a talking contest and is now the national champion. Otto Boerner - Otto is now more interested in girls than he was in his senior year and is known as the town's most eligible bachelor. Marie Boucher - That certain guy from Luzerne still visits Weiny regularly, but she can't decide whether to marry him or not. Charlene Bunzey - Hot Rod is now a stunt driver. Her favorite stunt, which fascinates the audience, is stalling the car. Michael Carney - Trying to be like his father, Mike is attending a music school to become an Irish tenor. How are you coming, Mike? Penny Ann Dalaba - Penny is now a nurse and charms her male patients by holding their hands. Howard Dewey - Hod has taken up basketball for his profession and women-hating for his hobby. Barbara Eggleston - Barb has had so much experience in love problems that she has become a marriage counselor and has replaced Dear Abby” in the daily newspapers. Mona Ellis - Mona has become the world's best cook and she still samples her own cooking. Gert Folts - Trudy has made use of all those wise cracks she made in her senior year and is now a writer for a comedian. Linda Forbriger - Lyn used her stroke of genius to design a weight control program for skinny people. Joe Grady - Joey was such a careful driver in high school that he is now president of an auto- mobile safety club. Tom Hayes - Tom has finally started to grow. He has reached the fantastic height of 6'3 . Denny Hickey - Denny has become a movie star so that he could continue his fan clubs of girls. Mark Hoffman - Mark has finally got his own car to drive to Schenectady and pick up that cer- Marie Boucher Linda Forbriger tain nurse. John Klem - John became an Eastern cowboy since he had lived in both parts of the United States. Linda Kenyon - Being Chairman of Activities has given Linda so much experience in handling affairs, that she now is Secretary of State. Pat Lake - Patty went to agricultural college and is in business with that certain farmer in more ways than one. Richard Milligan - Dick is now the town's Casanova and still keeps as many girls as he can on the string. Roger Milligan - Roger isn't as quiet as he was in his senior year. He is now an auctioneer. Jennie Mosher - Jennie is now famous for being the one girl in Corinth whose blonde hair does not come out of a bottle. Nancy Mosher - Nan became Lady Einstein and proved Mr. Conway's Theory of Ionization. She is now teaching Chemistry at R.P.I. Jane Palmer - Kewpie has lost her halo and has developed a set of horns. How about that, Kewp? Alice Parker - Alice gained so much experience in dating boys in high school that she opened a lonely hearts club. Now she helps other people with their love lives. Sandra Phillips - Sandy has trained her voice to such an extent that she is now a star of the Metropolitan Opera. Ed Plummer - Eddie became head ski instructor at Vassar. He can hardly be heard over all the swooning. Judith Quinto - Judy started a pizzeria. This business went bankrupt because she ate most of the pizzas produced. How about it, Judy? Diane Ramsey - Di was so good at imitations that she has become a regular panelist on Panto- mime Quiz. William Robarge - Bill now operates a bus line to and from the Triangle. He can now charge for chauffeuring South Corinth girls back and forth. Neil Sesselman - Neil started a movement to repeal the 20th Amendment. His plan fell through, however, when they discovered the still” in the basement. Richard Stutzenstein - Stutz enjoyed antagonizing people so much that he became Walter Win- chell's assistant. Ann Wallace - Following in her mother's footsteps, Ann has now opened a beauty parlor. She's showing everyone how to have that light blonde sheen. Jean Wheaton - Jean's dreams have been fulfilled and she is now on a Navy destroyer swabbing decks. Kathryn Whitaker - Our class favorite is now the nation's favorite, Miss America. Nancy White - Nanc has gone into the dry cleaning business and drives the truck around de- livering laundry. Carol Wilber - Carol has finally caught herself a husband and has settled down to raise a dozen kids. Donald Winslow - Don became a psychiatrist. He was so quiet in high school that he became quite experienced at listening. Loretta Wood - We predict that Letty will be the first girl in our class to get married. Is there any truth in this prediction, Letty? Aileen Woodcock - Peanut developed her beauty shop so much that she is now a competitor of Max Factor. Class Will We, the class of 1959, being of sound mind, body, and disposition, do make, publish, and de- clare this to be our last will and testament in manner and form following? Wallace Bean - Mark leaves Beany his bucket of paint so he can paint the town red anytime he wants to. Frank Beaudette - We leave Frank a little of Grady's Love Potion so he'll like the girls better. Vivian Benson - We leave Vivian the right to be Valedictorian of the 1960 class. Loughran Boggs - We leave Loughran Denny's place as captain of basketball team. Barbara Bogle - To Barb we leave the right to distract the class with a laugh like Gert Folts’. Joyce Brodell - Anita leaves Joyce her voice so she can make a lot of noise in Senior homeroom next year. William Bush - Ed Plummer leaves Bill the blush that charms the girls so. Joanne Cady - We leave Joanne the right to be the secretary of the year. Barbara Clothier - We leave Barb the right to go with a guy in every grade again next year. Brian Clothier - Tom Hayes leaves Brian his pair of elevated shoes. Delbert Clothier - We give Delbert permission to start a Riding Academy. That's one way to get the girls, Del 1 Nancy Clothier - Alice Parker leaves Nancy her huge collection of class rings. Joan Collier - We leave Joan the right to be Library Club President next year. Herbert Costello - Charlene leaves Mokey position as first cornet next year. B. J. Bromie - We leave Billy Joe the right to prove the statement, Gentlemen prefer blondes!' Mary Dayton - Jane Palmer leaves Mary the right to be the quietest girl in the Senior Class. Joan Denno - Judy Baugh leaves Joan her permanent passport to Luzerne and back. Joan Doherty - We leave Joan to Mrs. Jenkins so she can cut up in study hall anytime she wants to. Carol Eaton - Marie Boucher leaves Carol the right to be the smallest girl in the class. Donald Elder - Neil leaves Butch his membership card to the local A. A. Donna Gray - We leave Donna a shovel so she can pitch right in and give Donnie a hand at his job. Jim Green - Bob Baldwin leaves Jim his boxing gloves. Let's hope Jim has better luck with them than Bob did. Don Griffin - We give Don permission to replace Priscilla as captain of the cheerleading squad. Nice job, huh, Don! Frances Guilder - Charlene leaves Fran the right to be the best dancer of 1960. Richard Gutierrez - Roger Milligan leaves Dick the right to remain the quietest boy in the Senior Class. Michael Higgins - Bill Robarge leaves Mike the right to be Hot-Rod of the year. Virginia Hinds - Judy Quinto leaves Ginny the right to play first clarinet all by herself. Donna Holland - We leave Donna the right to chase any boys she wants to next year. (Legally that is). Paulette Langlais - We leave Paulette the right to be salutatorian of 60. Harold Lawson - Denny leaves Harold his book of escape tricks so Harold never has to worry about being tied down.” Suzy Lupton - The right to be the calmest person in her class. Mary Carol Lyford - The right to be the best Varsity cheerleader next year. John Lyng - The right to be the charmer of the class of 1960. Tommy Melville - Howard leaves Tommy his subtle sense of humor. Diane Millis - We give Diane the right to make it a rule to chew gum in chorus. Peter O’Connell - The right to be the class clown again next year. Nancy Pitkin - We leave Nancy the right to stay out an hour later next year. Dawn Priester - To Dawn we leave Jean Wheaton’s flirting permit to make everything legal. Jimmy Ramsey - Diane Ramsey leaves Jim her voice so he can keep his Senior Class amused. Warren Ramsey - The right to be Mr. Palmatier's pet again next year. Christine Ranado - The right to be an Arthur Murray teacher. Rosemary Ranado - We give Rosemary permission to work in the library five times a week with her favorite library club member. Know who we mean, Rosemary? Beverly Robarge - We leave Bev the right to have a crush on next year’s class President. Charlie Robinson - Dick Milligan leaves Charlie his old line. The one that’s long enough to hang a wash on. Paul Rowland - We hope Paul learns to add seven to seven, (and get fourteen this time, Paul). Bertha Scoville - Aileen Woodcock leaves Bert the right to give shag haircuts anytime she pleases. Viola Scoville - Judy Baugh leaves Vi the right to be the oldest senior next year. Bob Sesselman - Neil leaves Bob a little of his nerve and gall and we don't mean the state either. Norma Timpson - Penny leaves Norma the right to be the class pessimist. Terrence Towers - Denny leaves Terry his out of town Black Book because Corinth girls aren't good enough. Wallace Vanderwerker - We leave a reserved seat for Mr. Goof-Off in the very first row of French Class. Gerald Viele - We leave Jerry the right to call every girl his own. Ruth Vroman - We give Ruth the right to attend John Power's Modeling School this summer. Is he related to Leland Powers, Ruth? Jay Waldron - To Red Waldron, Jean Wheaton leaves a year's supply of auburn rinse. Kent Walker - We give Kent permission to stay in school as long as Lindy did. Thomas Ward - Dick Stutzenstein leaves T.G. his slide-rule, chemistry book, and brain food! Margaret West - Anita leaves Margaret watch over all the Palmer boys (especially one). Diane Williams - We give Diane the right to take Florian Zabach's place on TV. Patricia Wilming - Loretta Wood hopes Pat gets the same present for Christmas that she did. Jennie Winslow - The right to be the first engaged girl in her class. Harley Wood - Penny leaves Harley the right to ask all the questions he wants. Kathleen Woodard - Linda Forbriger leaves Kathy her gray matter. Barbara Yoncko - Kathy Whitaker leaves Barb some height so that she won't have to be teased anymore about that stool. Robert Farr - We give Bob the right to lock those windows at the last minute anytime he wants to. Patricia Fasulo - We give Pat the right to be Norman Rockwell's assistant after next year. Ruth Robinson - We give Ruth the right to be Rembrandt II. Leigh Waring - We give Leigh ten free judo lessons so she can be sure of getting her man. Eddie Hayes - Howard leaves Eddie his knowledge of the Old West so that Mr. Burroughs won't be lost in American History. Jacky Klem - We give Jacky the right to write on the board in gym class anytime that she wants to. In recognition whereof we hereunto set our hands. Anita Beaudette Linda Kenyon Jean Wheaton Class Favorites Money for Our Treasury Washington Here We Come Juniors THIRD ROW; P. Wilming, R.Vroman, J. Doherty, C. Ulrich, F. Guilder, B. Scoville, D.Millis, J. Winslow. SECOND ROW; P.Langlois, S.Lupton, D. Holland, M.Coul- man, B. Clothier, D. Priester, B. Bogle, V. Benson, B. Robarge, B. Yoncko, D. Gray, J. Cady, N. Pitkin. P.Fasulo. THIRD ROW; C. Ranado, J. Collier, M. Dayton, D. Williams, V. Hinds, J.Brodell, C. Eaton, N. Clothier, K. Woodard, V. Scoville, N.Timpson, J. Denno, M. West. FOURTH ROW; L. Boggs, J. Green, W. Beane, J. Viele, D. Elder, P. O’Connell, W. Van Derwerker, T. Melville, D. Clothier, R.Farr. THIRD ROW; M. Higgins, R. Baldwin, P. Carpenter, W. Ramsey, P. Rowland, C. Robinson, J.Lyng, R.Guiterrez. SECOND ROW: D. Winslow, J. Waldron, K. Walker, B.J. Cromie, R.Sesselman, T. Towers, W. Bush. FIRST ROW: T. Ward, J. Ramsey, F. Beaudette, V. Potter, H. Costello, B. Cloth- ier, R. Anthony, H. Lawson. Sophomores THIRD ROW: C. Due 11, D. White, R.Healy, D.Lent, J. Woods, R.Balcom, W.Bordeau, J. DiLorenzo, T.Eggleston, W.Woodside. SECOND ROW: P.York, L.Ogden, K.Allen, T. Mason, W. McKelligott, E. Ellis, R. Mosher. FIRST ROW; F. Madison, D. Wilson, W, Scott, A. Green, D.DeKalb, E. Hayes, T.LeClair, B. Howenstein. THIRD ROW: P.Healy, W. Thane, J. Rhodes, K. Fagan, K. Hoffman, L. Waring, C. Boer- ner, W. Coulman, B. Beane. SECOND ROW: S. Ashton, M.Eddy, R.Bordeau, J. Carpen- ter, E. Myhberg, J. Madison, J.Pacco, P.Batscheck, P.Guerney. FIRST ROW: V. Bush P.Griffin, M.Rivette, L.Cowles, P.Quinto, A. Bartlett, J.Mueller. Freshmen THIRD ROW: F.Clothier, D.Boutelle, E.Guilder, D.Sutliff, C.Arlin, A.Guilder, C. Wells, W. McDonald, J.Hull, B.Ellis, R.Palmer. SECOND ROW: A.Lent, J. Lungren, P.Hickey, A.Ticknor, R.Lawson, H.Hagedorn, D.Bogle, A.Tooker, J.Duell, L.Mosh- er, FIRST ROW: C. Vanderwarker, C.Timpson, R. Williams, C.Hayes, R.Marcotte, J.Hamm, N.O’Connell, D.Baker, R.Towers, P.Ide. THIRD ROW: S.Eddy, E.Burnette, P.York, R.Wendell, J.Miner, M.Morehouse, M.Di- Lorenzo, A.Sodini, M. Allison, R.Cleveland, D.Cleveland, E.Fagan, B. Waugh, P. Proller. SECOND ROW: P.Hardlicka, B.Lehan, P.Lent, M.Tooker, T.Deyo, G.Ovitt, L.Smith, J.Walkup, C.Jones, B.Millington, M.Denno, A.Perotte. FIRST ROW: S.An- drus, E. Kedjierski, P.Randall, J.Hack, B. King, P.Shattuck, E, Vandenburg, D.Bolton, D.Renado, L.Scoville, P.Sherman, E.Randall, J.Collier, J.Rowland. THIRD ROW: T.Wilming, H.Pike, G.Greenier, F.Woodcock, H.Hack, Y.Trottier, M. Mason, J.Price, H.VanAuken, R. Wendell, J. Terry. 'SECOND ROW: J.Robarge, C.Har- ris, W. Homan, S.Casperson, E.Colson, B.Jiguere, L.Chaffee, J.Manley, J.Bunzey, L. Milligan, G.Wallace, J.Eddy. FIRST ROW: W.Hopkins, J.Marcotte, R.Cowles, D. Ovitt, E.Dunbar, B.Ogden, L.Marcotte, C.Hopkins, L.Aldous, J.Denton, V.Gilbert, A.Jacques, M. West, S. Williams. Eighth FOURTH ROW: H. Denno, J. Carney, D. Monica, A. Provost, C. Merchant, F. Vincent. THIRD ROW; J. Thomas, R. Eggleston, ]. Rozelle, F. Timpson, W. Donavan, J.Farr. SECOND ROW: P. Kopiar, D. Trottier, S. Cleveland, D. Due 11, C. Lyng, L.Fredette, M.Sesselman, P. Winslow. FIRST ROW: B. Stevens, A. Ashton, L.Barrass, M.Oetken, A. Green, P. Ranado, C. Duquette, N. Hanlon. THIRD ROW: P. Ventgen, R. Whitaker, G. Lucia, J. Lucia, W. Darrah, J. Robarge, A. Ladd, B.Aldous, B. Bunzey. SECOND ROW: E. Wright, S.Cowles, M.Hickey, J.Beane, C. Moylan, S. Allison, E.Sherman, F.Pillesky, H. Woodcock. FIRST ROW: K.Clothier, A. Winslow, L. Chandler, D. LaPier, R. VanDewburg, D. Colson, S.Nicol, M. Allen, H. Ovitt, S. Williams, B. Bushee. THIRD ROW: R. Braudreu, C. Brozene, B. Clark, A. Crawley, J.Dietlan, A.Cloither, J.Baker, D.Allen, L.Denno, B.Dalaba. SECOND ROW: F.Cady, R.Al- len, J.Cowles, L.Duell, J.Brady, D.Anderson, S. Bradley, D,Eggleston, R.Biladeau, R.Cancro, B.Car- penter. FIRST ROW: N.Dow, N.Duell, A.Fenton, J.Beaudette, D.Brodell, R.Andrus, R.Bunzey, G.Am- bler. THIRD ROW: P.Fuellner, J.Holland, C.Flewelling, D.Hickock, C.Flewelling, J.Milligan, S.Hedger, P. Lent. SECOND ROW: P.Gerran, E.Harris, K.Hayes, P.Gray, M.Healy, L,Hickey, N.Marcotte, C.Hull, B.McClaren. FIRST ROW: L.Foils, B.Kenyon, S. Eaton, J.Howenstein, M.LaBrecke, W.Holland, H. Muller, G.Fenton, E.Hayes, B.Eno, T.Millis. Seventh THIRD ROW: D.Shattuck, K.Rocker, F.Varnum, D. Wallace, P.Vinicor, P.Pike, M.Pitkin. SECOND ROW: D.Woodcock, T.Randall, G.Towers, D.Towers, R.Stedman, J.Spotswood, L.Rhoads, B.Proller, M. Robarge, S. White, S.Oetkin. FIRST ROW: J.Robarge, R.Pacco, W.Towers, L.Rhodes, L.Thompson, D. Ventgen, C.Rowland, E.Terry, J.Woodcock, J.Ram- sey, J.Pixley. Grade THIRD ROW: G.Ellis, L.Cady, R.Towers, T.Millis, W.Brady, L.Duquette, C.Shippee. SECOND ROW: A.Winslow, S.Kobliska, S.Denton, G.Clothier, C. Marcotte, R.Mason, D.Darrah. FIRST ROW: N.Baugh, S.Ovitt, S.Mason, J.Superchi, C.Mosher, B.Cowles, A.Ladd, V.Potter, G.Dorey, S.Barrows. athletics V Spirit Behind the Team Football FIFTH ROW: R.Guiterrez, D. Bush, N. O’Connell, Coach Spieldenner, Mr. Duval, Mr. Burroughs. FOURTH ROW: A. Lent, R. Palmer, J. DiLorenzo, P. O’Connell, A.Tooker, D.Whitaker, A.Towers, F.Clothier, V.Bunzey. THIRD ROW: B.DiLorenzo, D.Sutliff, T.Wilming, L.Odgen, J.Terry, C. Duell, T. Ward. A.Guilder, B. Cromie, P. Hickey, T. Mason, J.Lundgren, T. Mason, R. Towers, J.Lyng. SECOND ROW: D. DeKalb, B. Balcom, C.Robinson, J.Grady, D.Hickey, M.Hoffman, N.Sesselman, P.Green, Y. Trottier, J. Duell, H. Dewey, D. Lent, J. Green, D.Stutzenstein, P. Rowland, W. Bean, J. Viele, P.Ide. Varsity Basketball % Our basketball team has been a quite successful one this year. Beginning November 22, 1958, our players were faced with many new competitors upon entering the Northern Con- ference. In spite of this new and stiff competition, our team was one to be proud of. They were not as successful as many of our teams have been but they still showed the fighting spirit combined with good sportsmanship that our school is known for. The people of this town and school have a right to take pride in their team and its accomplishments. Congratula- tions, boys, for a job well done! SECOND ROW: R.Guiterrez, L. Boggs, J. Green, F. Guerney, J. Viele, H. Dewey, M. Higgins, B. Bush. FIRST ROW: J. VanDerwerker, J. Price, B. Balcom, J. Grady, D. Hickey, N.Sesselman, B. J.Cromie, Coach Duval. The Big Team” f J. V. Basketball BACK ROW: A. Green, L.Odgen, H. Denno, W. MacDonald, D. Sutliff, M. Mason, D. Whitaker. FIRST ROW: C.Hayes, A.Tooker, A.Mosher, H.Hagedorn, Coach Spielden- ner. Football Cheerleaders Captain, Priscilla Griffin. Left to right: Penny Dalaba, Judy Baugh, Barbara Yoncko, Alice Parker, Nancy White, Barbara Bogle. J. V. Cheerleaders Captain, Mary C. Lyford; Beverly Beane, Suzanne Lupton, Beth Odgen, Dawn Cleveland, Joan Rowland. Missing: D. Holland, M. West. Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders Captain, N. White; A. Parker, B. Bogle, P. P. Griffin, B. Yoncko, J. Baugh. Dalaba. Girls' Bowling SECOND ROW: C. Boerner, D. Williams, J. Pacco. FIRST ROW: A, Bartlett, J, Madison. FIRST ROW: J.Lyng, R.Marcotte, R.Anthony, J.Terry, K.Allen, H. Hack, J.Lun- gren. SECOND ROW: P. Rowland, M. Carney, A. Towers, K. Phillips, W. Bean, P. O'Connell. THIRD ROW: B. Ellis, Mr. Burroughs, J. Bunzey. Wrestling Team Honor Society SECOND ROW: A. Wallace, L.Forbriger, D. Hickey, D. Stutzenstein, T.Ward. FIRST ROW: L. Kenyon, N. Mosh- er, J. Cady, V. Benson. Future Teachers of America THIRD ROW: D. White, W. McKelligott, J. Manley, N.Sesselman, J. Grady. SECOND ROW: L.Forbriger, J. Winslow, J. Denno, J. Doherty, J. Collier, S. Ashton. FIRST ROW: A.Beaudette, N. Clothier, M. Eddy, A. Bartlett, L. Cowles. Orchestra FOURTH ROW: B.Beane, N.Clothier, P.Langlais, J. Wheaton, R.Stutzenstein, J.Quinto, V.Hinds, R.Eggleston, A.Ticknor. THIRD ROW: C.Bunzey, V.Potter, K. Woodard, D. White. SECOND ROW: D.Gray, B.Bogle, P.Wilming, B.Clothier, F.Guilder, M.Oetkin, D. Williams, G.Folts. FIRST ROW: J.Baugh, N.Timpson, W.Hopkins, B.Yoncko, T. Towers, M. Pitkin. Pep Squad FIFTH ROW: M.DiLorenzo, P.Batscheck, L.Forbriger, P.Proller, R.Vroman, E.Fagan, K.Hoffman, K.Fagan, W.Coulman. FOURTH ROW: M.Pitkin, A.Perotte, M.Eddy, B. Beane, B.Hickey, S.Lupton, E.Myhberg, P.Quinto, D.Trottier, J.Bean. THIRD ROW: P.Lent, N.Mosher, J.Mosher. SECOND ROW: P.Vinicor, V.Bush, A.Beaudette, B.Og- den, D.Colson, D.Duell, J.Baker, V.Scoville, N.Baugh. FIRST ROW: S.Eaton, C. Rowland, R.Cancro, S. Mason, D.Bolton, E.Vandenburg, L.Barrass, M. Denno, J.Row- land, J.Howenstein, M.Rivette. Library Club THIRD ROW; S. Ashton, P. Batscheck, C. Renado, D.Millis, P.Quinto, J.Cady, J. Mad- ison, J.Quinto, D. Gray, G. Folts, M. Boucher, Mrs. Church, R.Bordeau, D. White, R. Farr, W. McKelligot, B. Howenstein, J. Denno, M. Ellis, N. Pitkin, C.Bunzey, J. Pacco, J. Collier. SECOND ROW; J. Mosher, N. Mosher, M. Eddy, F. Guilder, L. Waring, W. Thane, C. Ulrich, B. Eggleston, B. Clothier, J. Winslow. FIRST ROW; A.Beaudette, L. Forbriger, J. Wheaton, L. Kenyon, A. Parker, J.Brodell, J. Mueller, L. Cowles. Teen- Tones SECOND ROW; D. Root. D.Sutliff, J. Wheaton, L. Chaffee, S. Phillips, P. Batscheck, R. DiLorenzo. FIRST ROW: J. Lundgren, S.Lupton, W. Hopkins, D.Millis, C.Boemer, J. Rhodes. Chorus THIRD ROW: Mr. Comings, C. Robinson, R. Lawson, J. Waldron, D. Allison, D. Root, D.Sutliff, G. Viele, F. Guilder, P. Wilming, R. Vroman, N. Pitkin, S.Phillips, P.ProUer, P.Dalaba, J. Wheaton. SECOND ROW: A.Ticknor, D.Bogle, B. DiLorenzo, J.Lungren, L.Chaffee, R.Marcotte, J.Bunzey, B.Odgen, J.Rowland, C.Andms, P.Hardlicka, A.Jacques, J. Rhodes, E.Fagan, A.Perotte, K. Hoffman. FIRST ROW; B. Eggleston, B. Clothier, P. Langlais, A. Wallace, D. Priester, P. Batscheck, D.Millis, S.Lupton, N. Clothier, N.Timpson, W. Hopkins. C. Bunzey. D.Gray, G.Folts, J. Winslow. C. Boemer. 4 Band THIRD ROW: W.Colman, J. Baugh, D.Gray, B. Hickey, J. Wheaton, N. White, D.Stutzstein, R.Stedman, L. Chaffee, A. Ticknor. SECOND ROW: B.Farr, H.Pike, B.Beane, J.Madison, J.Ramsey, H.Costello, M.Healy, G.Fenton, B.Bogle, W.Hopkins, V.Gilbert, A. Bartlett, N.Clothier, J.Dietlan, S. Lupton, P. Langlais, J. Carpenter, R. Vroman, K. Hoffman. FIRST ROW: P. Healy, D.Priester, A. Winslow, V. Hinds, V. Benson, J. Quinto, W. McKelligott, S.Casperson, J. Manley, J. Woods, B. Yoncko, T. Towers, N. Duell, R. Cankro, L. Rhodes, N. Hanlon, S.Oetkin, D. Holland, A. Crawley, S. White, K. Hayes. Santa’s Little Helper The Christmas Party • Personality Charts NAME FIRST GLIMPSE FAVORITE PASTIME OUTSTANDING WANTS TO BE PROBABLE OUTCOME CHARACTERISTIC 4 Baldwin sly repairing cars wavy hair mechanic hair stylist Baugh cute flirting long hair gym coach boy's gym teacher Beaudette short arguing loud mouth teacher politician Boerner polite studying history quiet mechanic hist, teach. Dalaba tall asking questions nice clother nurse Bill's nurse Dewey quiet basketball jokes serviceman western historian Boucher smile talking friendly beautician chicken plucker Eggleston pretty giggling black hair secretary musician’s wife Forbriger thin primping stuble humor teacher lady hobo Grady Italian parking miser teacher bartender Hickey conceited blushing good looks engineer lady killer Hayes short tennis talkative serviceman elevated shoe salesman Hoffman shy living it up carefree mill worker W.C.T.U. president Kenyon calm helping good driver nurse Driver Ed. Teacher Lake sweet farming sincere secretary farmer Mosher, J. blond hair typing quiet service woman commander-in-chief of army Mosher, N. brilliant reading sweet college grad 2nd Einstein Parker flirty collecting class rings wild married owner of lonely hearts club Phillips serious singing good worker secretary opera star Quinto silly eating pizza good humor nurse funny nurse Ramsey neat dresser being a clown voice beautician Donald Duck's stand-in Palmer shy going to triangle seriousness secretary open to suggestion Plummer sophisticated thrilling girls suave it's a secret ski instructor at girl’s school Sesselman solemn basketball happy teacher Chairman of local A. A.” Stutzenstein studious smart remarks good worker engineer Prof I.Q. Wheaton riot staying out late good dancer secretary owner of hair rinse company Whitaker pretty blushing White in love riding in Caddy ' Wilbur calm studying Wood nice planning ahead Woodcock very short fixing hair Bunzey hot rod boys Milligan, Rog. crew cut staring Milligan, Dick reliable ricochet romances Folts nervy teacher’s pest Carney tall throwing erasers Robarge wise guy driving Buick Wallace hair bleaching hair Barrows long hair primping Ellis size eating Winslow shy peddling papers Klem Texan telling jokes smile nurse future Miss America sincere nurse part-owner of dry cleaning store steady secretary housewife friendly secretary Gordie's boss quiet beautician assistant to Max Factor personality plus nurse engineer's wife light blue eyes serviceman 4-star general witty store owner marriage counselor crazy home ec teacher comedian shy anybody's guess famous tenor witty serviceman bus driver humor dental hygienist juvenile delinquent quiet secretary toupe' saleswoman humor housewife Stauffer home demonstrator quiet who knows editor accent anybody’s guess New York State cowboy That old gang of mine. “• Water Babies Homemakers of fT'r rrc'T T cw Glamour Girl e's always In every .Bathing Beauty Late again, Mr. Burroughs? It's round up time. lng Fatigue [Turn around up front!1 «M naimcY until' Party Time irl Scout or ov S c out ? ? ? ? Lovely Couple Firecracker Timei hrinking Violets ???? V.'hat's the matter Char Smile Pretty Well I'll be darned 1 Co Pig Team I Let's look studious for the camera. )onald Duck Hard Workers I Bobo, what's happened 1I Whoops!I Senior Statistics Most Athletic - Alice Parker Howard Dewey Best Sports - Linda Kenyon Joe Grady Hardest to Rattle - Carol Wilber Mark Hoffman Class Bluffers - Gertrude Folts Dick Milligan Silliest - Charlene Bunzey Niel Sesselman Most Musical - Judy Quinto Dick Stutzenstein Most Dignified - Kathy Whitaker Dennis Hickey Most Likely to Succeed - Linda Forbriger Dennis Hickey Most Studious - Dick Stutzenstein Linda Forbriger Merriest - Joe Grady Gert Folts Quietest - Jane Palmer Otto Boerner Neatest - Nancy White Neil Sesselman Most Brilliant - Dennis Hickey Nancy Mosher Class Clowns - Diane Ramsey Neil Sesselman Most Modest - Howard Dewey Jennie Mosher Busiest - Linda Kenyon Ed Plummer Noisiest - Anita Beaudette Joe Grady Most Original - Jean Wheaton Dick Milligan Most Reliable - Jean Wheaton Dick Milligan Best Dancers - Charlene Bunzey Dennis Hickey Most Friendly - Mark Hoffman Barb Eggleston Tallest - Howard Dewey Penny Dalaba Shortest - Pat Lake Tommy Hayes Jolliest - Marie Boucher Neil Sesselman Rlwa Mate 6 3 cxf pir iiirpir Far Across The Hudson) Uau« , Gloihu-S To V«8u 3 — Stamps OuR Noblc Ai « Water T w®«.tOj The LU-e ;£ = £=£=£ f Ij =j= i ' Lift yoad. Voi .«s Ever OwwarO Loupe P Ais� s SiW$ g p.m-gu AiL To Thee Our Auma Water, Ha|l Al� - lp oR,,0'rH CORINTH MOTORS COMPANY Best Wishes GRADY’S LEN CARPENTER RESTAURANT ELECTRICAL AND HEATING CONTRACTOR Spaghetti and Pizza 315 Center Street Main Street Phone 4-4661 Phone 4-7101 Corinth, N. Y. Corinth, New York H. W. CLOTHIER Oil Burner Sales and Service PATRON Plumbing and Heating DELONG’S MARKET 336 Center St. Phone 4-4701 Compliments of CHRISTENSEN NIELSEN GENERAL CONTRACTORS Schenectady, New York Stop at ALFONSO’S FRIENDLY RESTAURANT 111 Main Street Corinth, N. Y. Best of Wishes to Class of '59 KATHRYN E. NEWBRUER We Deliver Phone 4-3355 123 Main St. Corinth, N. Y. Good Luck From WILLIAM B. MOHL DAVE'S NEWSROOM Compliments of THE ERLANGER STORES Erlangers Fashion Store Erlangers Men and Boys Store, Inc. Glens Falls and Saratoga Compliments W. W. GETTYS ELECTRIC CO. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS for the New School Addition of the Corinth Central School Compliments of the TRIANGLE NORMAN MJADTVEDT Convenient Parking - Elm - Shoplot Since 1869 (Rear of Store) FOWLER’S in Glens Falls, N. Y. The Friendly Department Store . . Including .Shoes . Beauty Salon .Homemaker Shop Compliments of ED’S Compliments of TYDOL STATION BURNHAM AND WINSLOW Corner Maple and Main St. Hay Fertilizer Corinth, N. Y. Grain Seed COMPLIMENTS OF JOHN C. EHRLICH AIA. ARCHITECT Geneva, New York CAL’S GARAGE Buick and Opel Dealer Used Cars 44 Lake Ave. Saratoga Springs Phone 1812 Success, Prosperity and Health Always PHILIP P. PROLLER Compliments TAYLOR BROTHERS Meats - Groceries Open Nights and Sunday Phone 4-5271 KEHOE'S CLEANERS One day service done by request Work called for and delivered Phone 4-3181 SIMPSON’S ESSO STATION Complete Service Phone 4-6931 Palmer Avenue STONE’S PHARMACY Expert Prescription Service Phone 4-401 Luzerne “Qieanie”HAS a word v for JUNE GRADUA TES... Glennie, the elf-like individual who personalizes the his- tory, tradition and friendliness of the Glens Falls Insurance Company, offers sincere congratulations to the graduates of the class of 1959. He recalls his own school days and subsequent entrance into the Glens Falls family of employees. “I was fortunate,” says Glennie, ‘‘to have chosen a career with a growing company where my work has been steady and where there’s always opportunity for advancement.” He hopes that many young men and women in the class of ’59 will consider visiting or writing the Glens Falls about post-high school or post-college careers in our continually ex- panding insurance business. Old and Tried Organized 1849 INSURANCE COMPANY Glens Falls, N. Y. Compliments of A. J. SMALDONE AND SONS Quality Concrete Products Cinder Blocks and Gravel Split Rock So. Glens Falls Garden Urns Compliments of KINGSLEY’S FOOD MARKET To the Class of '59 Compliments of WILBER VISUAL SERVICE, INC. 28 Collier Street Binghamton, N. Y. Compliments of ARMSTRONG GARAGE General Repairs and Towing Lake Luzerne Esso Products Phone 2404 Compliments of ENGLANDER BROTHERS WELSH GREY LUMBER CORP. 196 Glen Street VAN BLOODGOOD, Mgr. Glens Falls, N. Y. Compliments of REED’S GAS STATION AND GARAGE B W C U I O Y T N H F H I E D R E E N C E Compliments of Phone 4-6231 STANDARD FURNITURE STORE Quality Furniture - General Electric Appliances RCA, G. E. Television Rugs - Armstrong and Sandran Linoleum Underwood and L. C. Smith Typewriters Main Street Corinth Convenient Payment Plans Compliments of H. R. WOODCOCK AND SON General Hardware Main Street Phone 4-3101 Corinth, N. Y. Compliments of LAKE LUZERNE LAUNDROMAT Authorized Westinghouse Church St. Lake Luzerne at BILL TALLON’S AUTOMOTIVE AND MARINE 91 Main St. Corinth, N. Y. Phone 4-2871 NORTHERN CLEANERS FURRIERS 18 Pecie Ave. Glens Falls GUY H. RALPH INSURANCE AGENCY 246 Main St. Corinth, New York Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '59 RUSSELL’S PHARMACY The Rexall Store Compliments of CORINTH OIL DELIVERY MANFRED CLAYTON, Prop. Maple St. Phone 4-4271 Corinth, N. Y. Kerosene, Fuel Oil, Bottled Gas Compliments and PAUL’S CUSTOM TAILORING Best Wishes AND DRY CLEANING Phone 4-5392 PAUL JONAS Corinth, N. Y. Compliments of WARING FRANK’S PHARMACY I. G. A. H. J. WARING, Prop. MARKET Phone 4-6771 Corinth, N. Y. Main St. Luzerne The Store With the Friendly Spirit MAIN MOTORS, INC. COMPLIMENTS 8 Main Street Corinth, N. Y. OF Dodge - Plymouth Mercury Motors Tel. 45161 CENTRAL HOTEL Compliments of ALLEN THE AUTO SUPPLY ENCORE RESTAURANT Phone 4-692 1 Corinth, N. Y. 121 Main Street Corinth, N. Y. Compliments of Books - Cards ALLEN’S Stationery MEN'S SHOP RUSSELL WAIT, INC. Glens Falls, N. Y. Glens Falls, N. Y. KEN WHITE’S GLENS FALLS RADIO CENTER JEWELRY SHOP AND GIFT SHOP Keepsake Diamond Engagement Rings Maple Street Corinth, N. Y. 20 South Street Glens Falls, N. Y. Congratulations to the Class of 1959 MOSHERS HARDWARE LENT’S I.G.A. MARKET Appliances Palmer Avenue CORINTH ADVERTISER Sate 'Va.Ui i- Compliments ARTHUR WHITE AND SON Coal, Fuel Oil, Lumber Kerosene, Plumbing Building Supplies, Feed Phone 4-3841 HITCHING POST Luzerne, N. Y. O K Used Cars HIGGINS’ CHEVROLET Sales and Service Factory Trained Mechanics All Work Guaranteed 18 Pine Street, 42931 Corinth, N. Y. VAN the Shoe Man Glens Falls Compliments of ECONOMY DEPARTMENT STORE Glens Falls, N. Y. Best Wishes to Class of ’59 DESIREE DRIV-IN Corinth, N. Y. Across From the Bathing Beach Best Wishes to Class of '59 CLOTHIER LUMBER BUILDING SUPPLIES Fuller Road Corinth, N. Y. 4-3621 Compliments of WINDSOR G. COTE DICK’S INSURANCE SERVICE PASTERY 97 Main Street Corinth, N. Y. Corinth, N. Y. COHN KRAMER, INC. PLUMBING, HEATING CONTRACTORS For the Heating of the New School BRAYDON AND CHAPMAN Everything in the Line of Music 144 Glen Street Glens Falls, New York ROY'S RADIO TV REPAIR SERVICE EMERSON TV, Radios and Phonographs, Records 4002 Bridge Street Luzerne, N. Y. Compliments of ROLLMAN’S PARKER’S GROCERY GARAGE AND TEXACO STATION Rambler Sales and Service HOD WASHBURN, Prop. Fruits, Vegetables Lake Luzerne, N. Y. Meats and Hardware Hadley, New York For All-Round Banking It's 'Jfatco tfU “Scut 7%oef. Checking Accounts Loans of Every Type Savings Accounts Safe Deposit Boxes Trust and Estate Services Vacation and Christmas Clubs Corinth Troy Amsterdam Wells Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Compliments of ROBERT A. KELLEY ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Member of Eastern New York Adequate Wiring Bureau Compliments of CONNOLLY’S PHARMACY Palmer Avenue Corinth Good Luck, Class of '59 RUSTIC INN Lake Luzerne, N. Y. Best Wishes ORIE L. TUBBS and Good Luck! BREWER Pipe Thawing, Welding and Cutting FUNERAL HOME Phone 3361 - Mill St. Lake Luzerne, N. Y. Lake Luzerne, N. Y. Compliments of FEULNER'S TAVERN 129 Main Street Corinth, N. Y. Congratulations to Corinth Seniors! U. GRANT BETHEL SON Lake Luzerne and Lake George, N. Y. Compliments of EARL TOWERS D. B. A. GILL AND TOWERS DAIRY Phone 4-3861 Corinth, N. Y. Best Wishes to Class of '59 PROLLER’S For Gifts You'll Give With Pride Let Your Jeweler Be Your Guide DEPARTMENT STORE ROBERT’S 217 Main Street JEWELRY STORE Corinth, New York Bank Building Telephone 4-3891 Main Street Corinth, N. Y. Compliments of INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY Corinth, New York Compliments of THE GLENS FALLS COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Glens Falls, N. Y. Specialists in Paper There's nothing that compares HUDSON FALLS PAPER CORPORATION 264 Main Street Hudson Falls, N. Y. Wholesalers of Paper Products and Janitorial Supplies They Are America's Finest COMPLIMENTS OF BORDEN’S ICE CREAM Glens Falls, N. Y. If it's BORDEN'S it's got to be good Best Wishes to the Class of 1959 SARATOGA DAIRY, INC. Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Keep Well Informed GLENDALE Read THE POST-STAR FURNITURE CO. and THE GLENS FALLS TIMES Glens Falls, N. Y. TO SCHULER’S POTATO CHIPS Compliments of DENSMORE’S FUNERAL HOME Corinth, N. Y. Compliments of CLUETT-PEABODY CO., INC. Corinth, New York Best Wishes to the Senior Class of 1959 BOB TIB'S GROCERY Eggleston Street Corinth, N. Y. Groceries, Ice Cream Soda, Beer Open nights, Sundays, holidays Compliments of THE SILVER DOLLAR BAR Luzerne, N. Y. Compliments of STARBUCK'S DEPARTMENT STORE Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Enterprise 9730 Compliments of THE FABULOUS DORIAN and THE PARAMOUNT RESTAURANT Saratoga Springs Phone 1010 or 3434 Compliments of FUSCO'S RESTAURANT Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Compliments of G. F. BLACKMER SONS, INC. Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Commercial Stationery Office Equipment Wholesale Paper Products PROGRESS THROUGH EDUCATION W. H. HALLOCK ASSOCIATES Granville, N. Y. Vertical Blinds Draperies Window Shades Complete Graduation Service Class Rings Commencement Announcements Caps and Gowns Medals and Awards Diplomas Taylor-made Yearbooks L G. BALFOUR CO. BENTLEY SIMON TAYLOR PUBLISHING CO. Your Representative HODGKINS OF BALFOUR GUS HODGKINS - BOB GRAY - T. K. HYMERS P. O. Box 9 Schenectady, New York Phone 3-5374 HfUctHCHt'd Glens Falls, New York Wedding Portraits Baby Portraits - Yearbook Pictures PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Howard Guilder Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Costello Mrs. Hazel Gilmore Mr. Richard Bartholomew Mr. and Mrs. Lee Irish Mr. and Mrs. Barney Donovan Miss Esther Mosher Miss Lola Allen Louie's Barber Shop Augie's Barber Shop Beautiette Shop Mr. Abe Hoffis 7 Warren Street CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1959 From THE CLASS OF 1960 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1959 From THE BOARD OF EDUCATION of CORINTH CENTRAL SCHOOL TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY Th Wo f« «••• V boot A„ Ttyle'