Fort Edward High School - Siren Yearbook (Fort Edward, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1948 volume:

Hissh ar flti tftWiM ..e the class 01 . , gratefully dedicate this M's j Ucri yearbook to ii.ss ar'atta .ana r.m :'.ss oris .'its- trick to council has been of invaluable assistance to us in our :: mi or v.:v or-tali . f flr.£yilijpy m’sim swrmrmr, C F 2 a rz Err f w vr jl uur n rrrr Tati it t UJ j UA r t OtsM Terry U Z ' J+H J P) sZoy ■1 F'■et it.lt r Fotyntek dim f’j Q. Leonard thirlesF- WiXidcc tft ii Franc 3it Tierney Ia .A y wdKSjSowe . f v ifoseyh l i Z)e S y vt e VTTrrrr-pyp _ .r:vd During the years of war many of the students from the Fort Edward High School answered their country's call. Yes, they entered into their country's service. Today we are not at war but we must still serve our country. Under the diligent efforts of our present Senior advisors; Miss M. Hanna, Miss D. Fitzpatrick, Mr. S. Miller, Miss H, Hoskins and Miss D. Meehan, each member of the Class of 1943 has found or is on the path to finding a vocation which will render service to our nation. That service may be becoming a nurse, a secretary, a lawer, an engineer or one of many others. No matter what course you may choose you know that you must strive for a goal of success and make that goal a reality. By so doing the backbone of the United States is strengthened and the country is made a better place in which to live. So the Class of 1949, who will be next year's Seniors, profit by the experience of those before you. Choose your leaders wisely and support them; Listen to your advisors for they are there to help and guide you; Make a decision and push it through with great dexterity; Work together Class of Ninteen Hundred and Forty-Nine as one, united for a common cause. We thank our present advisors and to the class receiving their valuable advice, good luck. Listen to them for they have had the experience which so valuable an asset to better living. Editor-in-Chief I— Hiten EDITOR Asst. Editor-F. Arcuri; Pres. L ART LITERARY PHOTO Joan V JLble Ling; Bus. Manager-M. L. Forshey TYPING CIRCULATION ADVERTISING Chairman: Chairman: W. Brislin Chairman: Wible L. King H. Carpenter S. Forget J. Mandolare D. McDougal R. Middleton U. Smith T. Murray L. Albert M. Ellis J. Lav ] er J. Varney F. Arcuri L. Terrio P. D. Savage A. Illuci J. J. McCarty P. St. Pierre K. C. Yasko J. Davidson J. Shepard J. Corriveau R. Labosier R. Russel J. Mullen E. Mack H. Stacavich R. Wright F. Shaw J. Sandspree T. Shelly Chairman: Casini Callahs Gillis Cotter Henderson Chairman: A. Catone J. Smith E. Trackeno E. Rfeycroft J. Cardinale C. Bushey J. O’Hanlon M. Cotter R. Hemstreet Chairman: K. Forshey H. Lindsay M. La Clair B. Godfrey J. Sandspree S. Tillotson G. Hayward A. C imo F. Bullion M. Mills D. Lewis T. Fitter ale J. Canavan D. Roberts L. Henry J. Robinson A. Mammone Now that our high school work is ended, and our books are laid aside, And our teachers have graded our papers, and all harsh words have died. We shall rest, for truly we ve earned it, rest for an hour or two, fTill the world outside shall call us and tell us what to do. There are those wvo have made good in high school: they shall find a place to abide; They will profit by lessons they have learned here, by leaders they shall.sit side by side; They wili find new fields of labor: they will heed their countryfs call; They will succeed in their chosen profession; and never complain at all. And all the world shall praise them, and none shall try to blame; For they will work for the good of humanity, ana not for the •joy of fame. And each shall remember when hefs aged, and unable to work anymore. The lessons he learned here in high school, have repaid him o'er and o'er. Seti orEltfss Cashmer Mathew Yasko E L A £ D r 4 A Charlie” In a calm sea, everyone is pilot. Baseball 2,3,4; Pasketball (J.V. 2,3) (Var. 4) Football 2,3,4; Senior Class President; Junior Class Vice-President; Press Club 4; Senior Play Cast 4; Jurior Prom Com. 3; Photography Club 3,4 (President 4) Shepard’s pal; Liked by everybody. Mr. President; Ye'll pet to Washington that way. Lot’s follow ’em Thome.? Farold Shelley Shell C call bock yesterday, bed-time veteran. Football 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,4; Easketball 1,2 (J.V.) 3,4 (Varsity); Sophomore Presider.t-2; Student Council Vice Pres. 3; Senior Vice Pres 4; Junior Prom Com. 3; Senior Play Com. 4; Senior Play Com. 4. Right guy; Likes Florida climate; Minn' e’ s | right-hand nan; We had a better team in ’46 (football, that is) Future President of Satter-lee Hose Co.--wave you pot your license to drive the fire truck yet? Lianne Margaret Savape L i Women, like princes, find few real friends. Class officer 1,3,4; Forum 3,4; Press Club 4; Tickets Please 4; Senior Play 4; Jurior ring com. 3; Chr., Jr. Prom Com. 3; Usher at graduation ana Senior Play 3; Jr. Prom Attendant 3; Photography Club 4. Likes her men?— Eabysitter -- Let s go down to Corsail's. Let’s pet spaghetti, I just love it.’J Please teach B. W. the technique. Jer.nie Marie Casinl Uoneybags Men are all beasts. Class Treasurer 4; President, Tickets Please 4; Usher at Orsduation 3; Press Club 3,4; Library Club 3,4; Forum 4; Photos raphy 4; Junior Prom Com. 3; Siren Staff 4; Usher at Rasher Concert 3, Vashinpton Trip 4; Senior Play Com. 4. Red hair—everybody’s friend. Going jig home, Kay? — Ain’t he cute? —Never trust her in the dark room with the lights out that red hair doesn’t mean stop. Anita Louise Catone fleets A girl's best friend is the man she loves.11 Cheerleadins 1,2,3,4; Library Club 3,4; Press Club 1,2,3,4; Usher at Graduation 3; Forum 4 Washington Trip 4; Photogruphy 4; Senior Play Com. 4; Junior Prom Com. 3; Student Council 2 Girl's Intramurals 2,2,4; Editorial Staff of Yearbook 4. Ancrew Jerry Cimo Jerry The world's future is in the air. Press Club 4; Forum 4; Senior Play Com. 4 Senior Play Cast 4; Library Club 4; Washington Trip 4. Quiet--good natured. T was on clear.-up last tlnej —Loves the air—best-seller fan. William Joseph Erislin Bill A man's best cultrue is obtained by studying. Boys' State 3; Orchestra l,dr3,4; Band 1,2; Track 2; Basketball hr. 3; Baseball Mgr. 3; Junior Prom Com. 3; Public Speaking 3,4; Forum 4; Press Club 4; Photography Club 4; Washington Trip 4; Senior Play Committee 4; Siren Staff 4. Plenty of brains—smooth complextion— 0 Han(Ion) me down my violin --rOooa manager. Shirley Marie Callahan Shirl Don't ask questions and you won't get silly answers. Press Club 3,4; Library Club 3,4; Washington Trip 4; Secretary-Treasurer of Press Club 4; Usher at Senior Play 3; Senior Play Com. - Quiet—swell kid—gets along with everybody. Pest—Loves the Lake George trios. Who's got a pen? Got a stick of gum, Judy? Has a great affection for Pears (tree). CUdEu Phyllis Jane Cotter Tillie A good mind is the heart of a kingdom. rrcss Club 2,3,4; Library Club 2,3,4; Forum 4; Koon-Four Club 1,2,3,4; Senior Play Cast 4; Senior Play Usher 3. Quiet,--good kid,—Mr. Filler's pride and joy—down on the farm,--Joyce's best friend. m w w ;,y ® m vmm vm mn $ [ VV W WSUHUSUJUww. W. vt Dreaii. w. cn your fediny olue. . jtud-ji.t Council 3,4; Junior roi.« uo. ittee 3; jenior lay Co:...ittee 4; ashin ton Trip 4. Loves onion sandwiches,-spends a lot of time at OorsallT s-(neets)? O J i V5 v O , • Gerald icHinson Gerry” ”Ii at first you don't succeed, try, tr. a :air . Student Couneij 1 ; ashington Trip 4. Bookwonn-apd .,ou do spell Taping with Laurene Cllis Itene I am tied to the stake, end I must stuiiu tne cur.,e. Library Club 4,;,4; Press . , , ; Club 3,4; Glee Club -,4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Usher $; Ihtermurels 1-4; rorum 4; Gefiior Ploy lost 1 Jiren 3� 4; Trees. c3o, L.2; Tickets Please (Tress.) ‘ ary Lou .orshey ”!'ary Lou” How poor '.re they that nove not patience” ’lee :inr 1,J ; lor Play Committee 4; Washington Trii 4; business •. nr. . ; .ibrsrv Club 2,3,4;' Press 0lub 3,4; Tickets Please 4; Jsi.er ;t - r.. dion Junior Prom Committee 3. lineppy cresser; al? ys ..ol:. • bo tMee;r.y . rr It. jon's otta work to-nirnt, anybody rot any paper?” ”1 yotts referee tonight. She's beautiful, sue uses Pcndrs Che's tru . oc.! Oh, mister «.iHer,” Alv.ays Smiling, everybodys ffiena, Si uena Pearl Cillis ”Pearly” Ctylu is the cress o. thought” Library Club . , 3,4; re.is Jim ,: •- -:- o:r. • i • Committee 4; Washington Trip b- ' end• Going into the candy tusi i-.arie Frances uitto ..iiatever is w rth coir.,: at all, is worth doinr well” Club 2, ; Press Club 2,4; Senior Play Cast +; Junior Proin Committee 3; Tickets Please 4; Lsher at Graduation 3; ..ashinrton Trio 4; l'orurr 4; business i an er of mag uiet-orett. ulacK l.air- lways re c. to do sonet; ino--11 ••ait :c: . e, ena. ” io have to ta e L-vr;?? 3° Pretty r Khair. • no is tr.e interest ‘t vansae! ice 2e:icer--like6 her r.d iel '.'here y- u h ve dinner today alice Tere a Godfre A1 A mighty hunter, and her prey is man-ditor L .1 St •of lr. b k; 1 e L, , . ; . , , ; library 1,2,3; JicKets lease , ;,4; hotograo) u 4; Junior From Committee j; taher at graduation 3; •tshii. tori Trio 4; Senior Play uor.j.ittee 4. Always with her gan . or on time. Pauline :ouise Gr ,velld ’hihose little uoay ioagra a might., mind • Glee aluu 1; Junior ; rom oi.i� .,xtt'.;e j; Senior .'lay w� Oiu ittee 4. Jean . � ri iienuerson ’’ oeedy ohort-always goin sOi • here. Crazy over MAnd; nai.u Pol'1. . A stu -at-home irl. Goo th 1 rigs come in sriall r-iCr.aso tr-ey sa . rit1 s a gre-. i. • i.oon h'ur Club 1,. 2,y,a: Press us Cor.- ittee 4. I leau. ,3,4; lurar 2, . ,4; ae . ior n quiet kici from th : sentry-'' to the earn me , to-night? your social studies io.. , Phyllis Leonard Joseph hino okippy Library Club 2; . ress c uu ',4 (President .}; root ball 4; aseoall (i.gr) 2,j; i’rack 2,a; Junior Prom Committee 3; .as: ir. rton Jr in 4; . itor la t Loves to go to ti.e ue.ic: , where itb l anuy) uacK eon raTs prize pupil, helper on committees. hi 1 =mwm % 7 ♦ r XlAjl Girl's little •i� • Love t em all and they're all happy.” Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 4; Basket-bail 2,3,4; Senior Play Con. 4; Press Club 4; Junior Prom Com. 3; ashington Trip 4; library Club. Star Athlete; loves to dance; very changeable. Does anyone know the Joan” In all of Johnny's books? He's p-oinp’ nort1 J Elizabeth Jane Sullen Moon” The anger of lovers remains the strength of love. Cheerleadinr- 2,3,4; Library .Club 4; Press Club 2; Photography Club 4; Junior Prom Attendant 3; Usher at Senior Play 3; Usher at ''-rsaua tion 3; Vashington Tip 4. Strawberry blonde, Likes Putt” 22; always early for school. Good Goa-frey candy tonight. JoanJ Let's sell Judy Ann LaClalr J udy Even a single hair casts a shadow. Band 1,2; Press Club 2,3,4; Library Club 2,3,4; Usher; at oraduatfon 3; Senior Play 4; Tickets Please 4 (Secretary 4). John Paul andolare J ohnny Anna Kornsa Ann” A penny savec is a penny earned.” toon hour club 1,2,3,; Senior Play Tickets 4; Senior Play Usher 3. A great conversationalist with Labosier; quiet A second Silas Marner. Ah, thrift, those art the best of virtues. Foscoe Emerson Labosier Hose” A statesman of t’ e soil. dlass Officer 1; Student Council 2; Press Club 2,4; library Club 2; Photography Club 3,4; ho n Four Club 1,2,3,4 (President 4); Vashlnrton Trip 4; Siren Staff 4. Pendsore; very modest (?); ture President; '-ood Square-dancer; Wait till we ret to Washington.” Cum and candy machine of the school. Always eating candy. I ever walked to school in her life. Tends store. fcwasmmtmm5 4 55 lizabeth Joyce toy LaiiIon .uietuess is t .e foundation of Love’ . , .; Jlub 4; Porum 45 Moon Lour Olu 1,2,;,'.; Glee Club 3,4; Orchestra 4; it tee ; ly fsher ; 1 f ,t:te 3- .uiet; a collector of rare mis;” Likes 'orse-: Lari on Jane . ashby rf Shorty Looks are so deceiving Press Club 2.,3,4; Library Club 3, : f 3f4; ; ir Prom j,ueen iueen : -n.tra: . rals 1,2,3; ..asih r: -.ton Trig 4; , : hagner's special, likes Sobuy s Low iueny points uiu he get? b Go: ■: 1.. o. fov ie jori xhere’s no -reut genius without a tincture of madness Class officer 2,3; .L:se-, ; r.ittee-Senior Play 4; Jr. Proi Com i t tee 3; Press Club 4. Carle' Jehnette Heycrcft Carious soft answer turneth away wrath” is ;lu: 4; Chib 4; Library Club 4; Koon Hour ■ j t!! f X 4 Gooe : Likes farmer boy; Li, Joyce; •. uiet. Oh, Mr. Miller. Likes June Leadings? r tnci o .-.r thur Jht.v. Bugsy” Cursec be ne that moves :;y bones senior Play Committee 4; Press Club 4; :toru Co: ti.ittee 3. iuiz kid; 3ugsy s pool partner. Going to the c nce, ton! Lt? One :r . ri ver. 3. wJl J 2 Junior uare dancing. Got the car, Jugs? iss Grnlth, Pay I go to ;ty Looker? 5us -river for the insurance cc's. Girls o'.3ketbcill team. oran hater—L ! .! •� a guilty conscience is never secure Football 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 4; Junior From Committee 3? Senior Flay 4; Student Council 4; Yearbook 4; Class ring committee 3; Press Club 4; Class officer 2. Friend of everyone; likes out of town girls; Kiss Harmon’s rrize student; Pesters Judy. Guess what, I start on 1st string tonight! Favis Grace Smith Fay It is a vise father that knows his own child Iress Club 2,3,4; Library Club 2,3,4; Tickets Please Club 3,4; Photography Club 4; Graduation Usher 3; Junior From Committee 3; V.ashington Trip 4; Senior Flay Cast 4; Siren Staff 3,4. Giv me Liberty (street'; ’’here’s Rene? Bruce’s latest flame. Likes suprise(s)?-Good square dancer-Coke committee's queen-lives in Corsall’s-Planning a birthday party in V'ashington. Helen Marie Stacavich Kellie Ve must eat to live and live to eat Senior Flay Committee 4; Forum 4; Tickets Please 3,4; Washington Trip 4; Usher at graduation 3 Kenneth Robert Suddarc- Cussie Bev re of entrance to a quarrel Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2. Likes his football; Doesn't like girls; Who took my jersey? Hairs' always in place. The paper boy-loose leaf-that is. Edward Nelson Varney Eddie The hearing ear and the seeing eye Senior Flay Cast 4; V.ashington Trip 4; Press Club 4 Smoothie-gets along vlth the girls-loves Fish and Game - Have ya got a cigarette? Starting on our theatrical career we, the class of 194B elected for our resident, Donald Doty; Vice President, Uoscoe Labosbier; Secretary, Dianne Savage; and Treasurer, Joseph McCarty. The class sponsored a Preshnan Dance on April 20, 1945 at which we sold hot dogs and soaa opo. The dance, being the class debut into the theatrical school, was very successful. In our Soplimore year, the class electee. Thomas Shelly, President; Donola Povie, Vice resident; a'nd kaurene dllis, Secretary-Treasurer; The class presented the traditional Halloween party serving cider and doughnuts. During this same, year our class started collecting dues in order to make it easier for us in our third and fourth years. The Junior year was one of great importance to our class as we tooi: on more responsibilities. The main event of the year v;as the Junior Prom. Ye tried to make our prom a little different from tne proms preceding it by crowning both the i� .ing and gueen, having crown-bearers, ana serving punch• Larion Pashby was elected Queen of the prom ana liar escort, Robert Carpenter was elected king.' The queen's attenaents were Joan Yible, Jetty i nn mcCrea, Lianne Lavage, and Jane mullen. .� :erio;i ,.unson, queen of the 1 -aj pro.., cru’. new our oueon. another main event of the year was the selecting of our class rings. The officiers that ran our class so smoothly through that year were President, illiam ’..right; Vice President, Charles Yasko; Secretary, Dianne Savage; and Treasurer, Donald Povie. The Senior Class has had cuite a busy year. !Io one Knows all the arguments ana mis under stand in v.c have haa during our class meetings, and afterwards except the class itself arid the class edvisors. In the end the class did very well. Everyone worked iiara to raise money for the ’ ashincton-IJev: York Trip. The class sol- Christmas cures, worked at all the basketball games, held raffles ana food sales, sconsored a m.- ician show, held a benefit basketball game, ana ut on a Jenior 'lay. The Senior Trip was accomplished bi.Cc-use of this work and now our class is looking forward to graduation, June 29. The officiers of our Senior lnt rov. - Jerry ohepard, Ddwura urney, 2nd rov; - I.avis Dinith, :tichurd Curtis, John .Vandolare, Robert ..rir ht, Dianne Ravage, Joai '.ible, Charles Yasko, ; arion Pashby Rack row - i.aurene rillis, Phyllis Cotter, larie Gitto, Jenny Casini Judy LaClair, ,rr. i.iller, Jerry Cir.o, Frank Shav., 3ruce «alker W • 1 cAuW°r • VO ere V o � inters r 6 AHJvfe? Sr mf u • v« j • a« 'v«vvnnwmwmmmmmmmmmm'Awm wm'MmM'mvwwmuMm Brislin, 7 illiam- has just finished another speech to.Congress. Callahan, Shirley- has become a threat to Betty Button. Casini, Jennie- owns a doc pond, she goes in for the large type. Catone, Anita- is still out with a lasso, still trying to catch a man— . someone else's. Cotter, Phyllis- became an angel of mercy. Cimo, Andrew- is now a professor in an aviation school. Curtis, Richard- has just won a beauty contest, (sleeping beauty) Dickinson, Gerald- has invented a new bicycle. Ellis, llaurene- is now keeping house for her Don. Forshey, Mary Lou- lias succeeded in setting Up a beautician school. Gillis, Rena- is now sitting on her boss's lap taking shorthand. Gitto, Marie- is one of the future's outstanding gym teachers. Godfrey, Alice- is trying to keep her White Halls clean. Gravelle, Pauline- is now taking time out to grow. Henderson, Jean- still has a great interest in Glens Falls. 7 hat is it? King, Leonard- has become a member of the Coast Guard in Panama. Komsa, Anna- looks for.-.vard to expanding her piggy bank t-' something bigger. Labosier, Roscoe- is’replacing Ilelmat Dantine, theglhr.iour-bogr of the age. La Clair, Judy- running a candy and gum store of her own. Mar.dolare, John- is now master of square dance callers, he is manager of a large dance hall. Mullen, Jane- may take a trip or two up to railroad town looking for a new pet, St. ClairJ O'Hanlon, Joyce- the future model of sun tan lotion in Florida. Pashby, Marion- has gone on a fishing trip. She caught a Carp. Povie, Donald- has won first prize in the quiz kid contest. Reycroft,' Barla- may have a permanent job in the Middleton Dairy. Savage, Dianne- is going through nurse's training, but doesn't rind because she's got a future waiting for her. Shaw, Francis- has beeome manager of an alarm clock factory. Shepard, Jerry- has become a policeman; he makes raids on Sookie's house. Shelley, Thomas- has been promoted to fire chief of the Ft. Edward Fire Dept. Smith, Mavis- has set up a Clay factory and selling it by the ton. Stacavich, Helen- is still a fine woman but enlarging her little black book. Suddard, Kenneth- still loves his football and is trying out for the Hotre Dame team. Varney, Edward- is r.ow teaching Fred Astair's kids how to dance. '.Valker, Bruce- is now running a tobacco Company. 'Vible, Joan- has become a millionaire just by re-writing to her liking for Mr. Mike , for the liking of the Slate towners. 7 right, Robert- is taking lessons on how to make love when he gets time off from the funeral parlor. Yasko, Cashmer- has just finished construction of the new F. E. bridge— he keeps it in the family. Corsall, Katherine- is still struggling to understand those fancy French names on the menu in Corsalls. What Goes on Behind the Curtain Flashes From the Senior Trip Well, the Seniors have returned from that wonderful trip. Most of them had a lot to say about Washington and New York. We would rather not go into that now. At the last minute two of the Seniors did not take the trip. Dianne Savage, who came down with an ear infection, and William Wright, who stayed .behind to be with the Superforts when they played in the tournament. Joan Wible must have had a wonderful time in Flordia. She came back with a nice tan, but was quiet for once. Johnny Mandolare and Skippy King certainly made out like mad on the trip. Johnny is and will be seen more in North Creek, and as far as Skippy, we heard the record about you and Alice,. but what about Panama? Gerald Dickinson got himself a girl on the trip. Her name is Nancy and you should have seen them on the train. She said you have a nice soft sholder, Gerald. Oh! The picture we got. Maurene Ellis didn’t go on the trip. She stayed behind and saw the North with Don. Bill Brislin and Mary Lou Forshey were seen a lot together in V ashington. What about the vase of roses in Mary Lou’s room, what about Joyce? Will she give Bill up? About Helen, is it all so very CLEAR? We hear Clear has been FORGET ing. That leaves Helen free to go after everyone else’s men. (as in Washington) The latest would be that Tom Shelly is back with a certain Freshman, that leaves a certain senior girl out in the cold doesn’t it? It is rumored a certain senior girl likes Champaign by the Chucks full. Her initials are M. S. known to us as Maymae. From the Girls room reports are heard that Earla Reycroft is a free woman. We hear that she is no longer interested in Middleton’s Dairy. (Don’t try to fool us!) We must admit Jenny did make out like mad in Washington. Considering what she had to put up with. What about Schaticoke, Jenny? Rosooe didn’t have much to do with the girls in V ashington. It appears as if he’s really staying true to Argyle. Judy La Clair had bubble gum for anyone that wanted it. From what we gather she brings it for a certain senior boy whose initals are S. K. locker 16. What about the orchid from Don B. Judy? Jerry, we haven’t heard much about Sookie since you came home from Washington. Did the trip change you? In our theatrical school Kay holds high the torch for Rickie. (The got along swell in V ashington till heartbreaker Stacavich stepped in!) Joyce O’Hanlon is going to the prom with Bill Brislin from the latest reports, but What about this unfinished episode, merely the song Mary Lou . Bill you shouldn’t get in such trouble. Bruce Walker, keep the girls from North Creek to yourself! Don’t let them write to everyone. What’s this we hear about Ed Varney and Charlie Yasko? Percey spitting peanuts on the floor and poor Eddy crawling around on hands and knees picking them up? Were you -hungry Ed? Did Shepard wash his sweater out yet, Charlie? Shirley Callahan, Marie Gitto and Rena Gillis, room mates in Washington, weren’t as shy as usual down there. Isn’t that right girls? What’s this about the attention Jerry Cimo got from the girls on the trip. You ought to go into the camera fixing industry, Jerry? Here’s special congraulations to Pauline Granville, who kept her dues in the treasurey to aid the seniors on their trip. Although Jean Henderson and Anna Komsa did not come with us on our trip, they had an enjoyable vacation. How’s that new boyfriend? Jane, do you think you’ll pass-( out ) in school? We saw you take a liking to dogs in V ashington, Shepards mostly. Marion Pashby was Skippyfing) a lot in Washington. Donald Povie, still interested in the South Glens Falls flame? We hear you make quite frequent trips? What do you do with Frankie Shaw when you go? V ere sorry we missed you in New York. r . .Vi , i,- Vi cfc . Does Frankie feel bad about missing a certain senior girl, he is seen in the halls with? Bob V;right was not the Romeo he was in the Senior Play. While on his trip he stayed true to that certain Junior girl Cussie, did you stay home because you had a new flame? V hat’s the latest we hear about Alice and Dianne going to the Glens Falls Prom. From what we gather, Eddy and Alice are all through. Alice sings the song Katie Did It. She can always fall back on Louey from Whitehall, but she appears ouite heartbroken over Eddy. After an enjoyable trip and a very special Saturday night in Washington, Neets favorite saying is What’s up Doc! We saw Anita quite often in the presence of the unattainable Jack Whalen from Camillus. What’s your system Neets ? Richie Ta Ta. All the girls are waiting for you to give them a break, how about it?? Y.'e saw you looking over the sights in Washington with Kay. With this we close. Saying this is all the gossip for now. Back to our play! 3 if ?' Abac'C frill ?? £s • ) e 3 boo‘Z Antfz? J7' c 3 v u s Jcr'e. e x£ IS to AsSA A e ° S? 7 c VBc P If S c a e s c e W3S reaf if ? Pig r om, n U S CjrfJij VAQ maugmmm ffirav'TawmttiwSwmweiwiHitfK mmn Bullion, Rovella, Douglas, DelGole, Rice, K. .fi i ko , 0 Mack, D. C1 Connell H. V McCarty, F. Arcuri 3. Tillotnon 5th Row T$i Fresid'ten and Tri i dtuden ; di rectx r.c Miss Carpenter, T. Murray, J. MacDonald, J. Corriveau, A. Mamnone, J. lewis, A. Hills, D. Dun elico, I. Terrio, 3. Cicero, J. Finn, L. Henry Dixon, 1. Caputo, R. Hemstreet, B. Forshev, Armando Roberts, A. Middleton, . Barber, D. McDongall, .V• v • ouijne i.x . C. Galusha 7 . 11 I it I h'.i hthYiU) I r.{ t. Tf '{ ?. ' {tty Illy {(' W , W d CI V- y to00o00c’ac'0000000c?00 O OOOOOO i J V U U m u l M M lixj.vv v'Ml V ) ear, our junior stand-ins c st starred Frank Aircuri a KSecretary, Edward Novella; Thomas Murray, Vice 3r are: Aer, Johanna 2:cJ rty llncil were Sebdstian „r Q£f the acast Q arflj 7- O Lll yj Eu v;a r d_M: Q . v. |o Th iX . :•. Th . j • • c: nfldenc afcd J! TTq nsria bril“ The co-stars and officers of Cicero and iichand' nrey. The Mr. Leonard, ilhairoan; M erf pers next year in the arf• jai tln sgles i © © V r D □ 53 V I . I - 1- The Soohomore cast this year elected James Godfrey ae their Freeldent; William Wetheroee, Vice President; Secretary, Jane Davidson; and Janet Robinson a6 Treasurer. Frank Baldwin and Margaret L pltsky were sent to the Student Council. The directors of tne young players are Mies Smith, Chairman, Miss Canavan, Mips Ginieckiana Miss Harmon. The claes sponsored the traditional one-act Halloween Party which proved a great success. beverly Forget, Judy oaridersnree, ells, Elizabeth Oapen, Paul 1st. row- Charles Caruso, Thomas Chamberlain, Vernon 'ills, Janet Kobinson, James Goufrey, Jane Davidson, Thomas ritzgerald, .illiarn .vet her bee, Frame Baldwin 2nd. row- Loren Wells, Malcolm Ogden, Margaret Cap it sky , Joan Osgood . 'o Ape Stevens 1 o, infle 0 ♦j ffljon 3rd. row-Vyaul . ary CaClalV. Josephine i:V le , X� £rlb 4th. row- George Bennett, Norma Cron oiis t A .atiileen Clifford o 5th. row- ..ouyM } iSarso , Janet Ganavayi i afi it , |Ju Ca bth. row- narTi rianseler Fox LaF arr, bkins, riuth Brislin, o. Marion V inslow, ') etyis, oward ood, i ;jya, James Osgood Uefwar . ilos, The Freshman Class, neophytes of the Fort Edward High School Theater, commenced their actin career by electing the following officers: President, Rudy Gitto; Vice President, lonna Eruso; Secre- tary, Jean Ellis; Treasurer, Barbara Carroll. .lice ayes was elected a member of the Stu.er t council. The n visors are Hiss Etu, Chairna: ; Mrs. Tuns or.; Hr. Skaden; ar.o hr. La Lay. The young cast started their stage career: early by sponsoring a hay ride in Kovembcr, which was well received. 1st. row- Donald Corrivoau, 1 o.r.'nick Caputo. Alfor.se amrr.one, Alice Hayes, Donna Ernso, : ai ::ara Carroll, Jear Ellis, Jean Dear., Florence Dewey 2nd. row- Joseph King, Patricia Albert, Beatrice Godfrey, Vary Eowe, Janet Albert, Shirley Logan, Mary Tucker, Angela Cicero, Muriel I. ills, Ruth LaFarr 3rd. row- Edmond Li- indoll, Alan Lurd ren, James Hilton, Catherine Gifforu, -ary Smythe, Helen Ann Suprenant, lonna Prior, va rav lie, Mary Ethel Frawley 4th. row- Robert Brynes, Daniel hypitsky, Ieo Tlliair.s, Howard Henderson, Elizabeth Apr. Dlshop, Ann 0IT7earn, Margaret T'orency, J an Dorvee, Patricia Cutler, Joan Havens, Nicholas La Sarso 5th. row- Andrew Espertl, Jack Sheehan, Robert Pratt, William LaClalr, Lawrence aywar , Samuel Ca? Finale, Paul Terrio, Larr; LaFarr, Clayton Dickinson poonrcm iwaies s eysnxeo pjsv.p -avcj T Vi U r T n rr J f r, y « p Br pw Su TlO( •oTJ sse ‘pufsco 9ujqd9Sc ZTSXY o� t c :� ytDejT 110 ‘uosuf opc -MCJ SUI' iSc: s.lup scn IJ T P ▼ p • C o T-2 n -4 r i ‘'4“ A qj qou uosuj oxa j 4«C , « J7' ‘UO SU .Gjjn;; ajb; : -.v.cj pj£ ; r d; + ©.ijcy seacyx s; ; t (f ▼ r —� t iUU • .« • «aC j. m ..' i.S� «ICQ AUOUqUV ;3u8Jjg;; ‘� xgS x G •xjt ; ‘jgc-jso ueaf -mcj pu IXcjjgo SJUUSQ ja.v.cj BuRq B ja se;'; 4Cjc;; ucnn ‘ Aespupq Aouev ‘ucqSuxjjea pjeqOJH ‘J qusdJBO AX BSI aa;uoajeo xneJ -moj ,;sx 1st row- Katherine Godfrey, Jean Carrenter, Wil lam Jimo, Dorotny Casini, Phllir Tromoley, ooyce Suddara, Francis O'r.oarn, ooanne .-eese, Mary noolnson 2nd row- Eliryn jn er, Donald McDonald, George matko, oanet oruso, Ursula Caouto, Phoeoe Arsenault, Patricia King, Jane Jnamoerlain, Shirley Dunker, Domenica Cicero, Elizaoeth Lenr.on, Snirley Morency 3rd row- John O'Brien, Theodore -lad, oruce Davidson, Helena Gould, Mary Stowe11 Lth row- Raymond Wood, Jack Miller, William Harvey, James oorrovman, Eugene Ruotolo, Patricia Bennett, Susanne Cutler, Yvonne xiuntington, Ruth Phil 1d8, aroara Larao e, Carmela Munoff, Joan Whaley 5th row- John Kagan, Joseph Floras, Stanley Green, RlchArd Hopkins, r.ooert lidd, Kurt nramer, Virginia Chileon, Shirley Stewart, Rita Seville, Anglene Snav-r, Francis MacDuff oth row- Angelo Iululcci, Richard Harrington, Vincent Cardlnale, Lola 0 Connell, Shirely Gifford, Maisle Gifford 7th row- Raymond Taylor, Donala Suddara, William Fitzgerald, Lesley Parsons, Patricia Caruto, DoriP Barrett, uoyce Kiadelton, Adrinnne Prindle, William Mylott Name Pet Hate Favorite Song Ambition Wlllalra Brlslln Neets Temptation To play In Carnegie Hall Shirley Callahan Gym Serenade of the Bells Successful Secretary Jennie Caslnl Dogs Fool That I Am To graduate Anita Catone Pests The Man I Love Go to N. Y. Katherine Corsall A Pest Jack, Jack, Jack To become a milkman's wife Phyllis Cotter Neighbor18 Cat Serenade of the Bells To. be a nurse Jerry Clmo Note passing You Don't Have To Know The Language To learn my lines In the first act Richard Curtis Conceited people Ju (anita) To beat Shelly up Gerald Dickinson Homework Reveille41 To graduate Maurene Ellis Trouble makers How Soon To be a good housekeeper Mary Lou Forshey Bus drivers Slap Her Down Again, Pa To be a beautician Rena Gillis Conceited people Golden Earrings To get places on time Marie Gltto Homework Secretary's Song Stenographer Alice Godfrey People Who Don't Like Whitehall Two Loves Have I To stay true to one man Pauline Gravelle Big girls The Prisoner's Song To live happily ever after wl th? Jean Henderson Comprtltlon Honey To be a private secretary Leonard King To buy his own cigarettes You Two-Timed Me One Time Too Many To go steady Anna Komsa Temperamental people The Best Things In Life Are Free Utopia Never Trust A Woman To be a bachelor I Dane Let Hate Favorite Cong Ambition Julia LaClair Ushers at the Strand Lucky in Love To graduate John Kandolare Fort Edward girls Old Lamplighter Go to college Jane Mullen Show-offs A Fellow Needs u Girl Trip to California Joyce O'Kanlon Dottie Ballerine Anything but a nurse Marion Pashby Pests The Stars Will Remember To graduate Donald Tovie Old cars Stardust To write the Great American Novel” Earla Reycroft New York City If I'm Lucky Become a dietician Dianne Savage Thoughtless people My Best To You To be an airline hostess Francis Shaw Cherries Sur.nyside of the street To be a foot -ball hero Jerry Shepard Length of the South Glens Falls Bridge Blues in the Night One good night.'s sleep Thomas Bhelly Corny jokes Sleepy Baby” A partnership of Curtis Shelly Mavis Smi th Girls who go around with me for my brother Serenade of the Bells To be a nurse Helen Stacavich Durkeetown square dances Because Let's wait and see Kenneth Suddard Edward Varney V� 'or k S. S. Kresge's Linda Too Fat Folka” To graduate To chew gum in English class and not get caught Bruce V alker Girls (?) Joan Wible Robert Wright William Wright Cashmer Yasko Getting yearbook committees to work Junior” Kike Cantilleo Waiting for Jerry We were Sailing Along on Moonlight Bay Deep Purple Dickie Bird Song’ Ain't Ya Ever Cornin’ Back? Pass solia geometry Redecorate the F. E. K. S. Pass solid geo What a life without a wife Beg Your Pardon Learn to play the accoraian William Brislin ■Shirley Callahan Jennie Casini Anita Catone Katherine Corsall Phyllis Cotter Andrew Cimo diehard Curtis Gerald Dickinson kaurene dllis f.ary Lou Forsney dena Gillis karie Gitto Alice Godfrey Pauline Gravelle Jean Henderson Leonard King Anna komsa Aoscoe Labosier Julia LaClair John kandolare Jane mullen Joyce O’Hanlon karion Pashby Donald Povie Erla Aeycroft Dianne Savage Francis ohaw Jerry Shepard Thomas Shelley l-,avis Smith Helen Stacavich Kenneth Suddard Edward Varney Bruce Walker Joan Wible Robert Wright William Wright Cashmer itasxo dill Shirl koneybags Neats Kay Tillie Jerry ‘'■ichie Gerry Aene kar Lou Pearly Geets Al Penguin Speedy Skippy it tin Aosc Judy Johnny koon Joy Pee V ee Doug Serious Di Bugsy Shep Shell kay kae Hellie Cussie Ed Boo steak relatives friendly people Woodcocks cracker Jac. s Hudson Falls sleeping and reading Corsall’s vacations my diamond and Don smart people football Hero(es) typing jitterbugging with Eddie singing Schuylerville money money being conceited Kings but of town girl-s cheerleading horse-back riding traveling sunny day good car pretty girl farm boys! Glons Falls the new look Wine, Women and Song Prince (s) A lbert Carpenters the all(clear) sign girls dancing Navy Joanie being busy every night of the week Digger Bab. Sitters Whitey Joan Brandin Charlie Last half minute of one-sided_bas!cetbal 1 game Hello, l.ary Lou V here's Anna? Here! Here! Oh, Johnny! Don't worry,- I'll make it. Well Jeeoers! Where's the broom? Oh, kiss Smith! Did you get that Trig? I can't. I got a date. I'm not going in Social Studies to fool around any more. Where's my class ring? Just a minute! lou too may be a fool Oh, darn it! Oh, you character! Love them and ]eave them To have and to ho'd Now what did I do’’ Here!.Here! Why make them haopy when you can make them all miserable Where's Putt? Oh, now Phyllis! Oh, your mean! I love you Oh, I don't care! I don't care! Le's go Hello there! Hi-ya Hobo! I don't think I like your attitude out, jeepers honey Do you wanna bet? Got your bookkeeping done? Lets get there before the prices change Are you jesting, honestly? Probably ' here isjhe from Jerry? iou're full of them tonight! i.ir i-L Wiat Mali gsaanc ti Jt tJ Mfci TflffJ William Brislin- wills his brains to Rockhead Terrio. Shirley Callahan- leaves her ability to make noise to John Lawler. Jenny Casini- leaves her ability to be treasurer to any Junior who is foolish enough to take it. Anita Catone and Joan Wible-will their ability to get along with each other to Judy Sanderspree And Janet Robinson. Kay Corsall- wills her ability to finally become a Senior to Helen Ann Carpenter. Phyllis Cotter- wills her ability to stay on high honor to Fraggs Iuliuoci. Andrew Clmo- wills his ability to get along with all the teachers to Tommy Fitz. Richie Curtis- wills his ability to sleep in class to Louie Del Sole. Gerald Dickinson- wills his ability to get to school on time to Sandi Tillltson. Maurene Ellis- wills her.ability to become engaged to Dorothy Roberts. Mary Lou Forshey- leaves her hair do's to An-Jean Hills. Rena Gillis- leaves her everlasting smile to George Galusha. Marie Gifio- leaves her ability to take care of LaMay's bombshell to Jane Davidson. Alice Godfrey- leaves Whitehall to Beverly Forget. Pauline Gravelle- leaves her height to Dick Dimse. Jean Henderson- wills her ability to square dance to Lillian Caputo. Leonard King- wills his wildness to Eddie Rovello. Anna Komsa- wills her gymnastic abilities to Janet Finn. Roscoe Labosier- wills his Romeo talents on the school bus to Connie Bushey. Judy La Clair- wills her chewing gum to anyone who can take possible consequence. Johnny Mandolare- leaves his interest in Hudson Falls to Ruth Hemstreet. Jane Mullen- leaveB_her everlasting friendship with Jimmy Godfrey to Janet Canavan. Joyce O’Hanlon- wills her oratorical ability to Stanley Maziejka. Marion Pashby- will her heart to a certain basketball player. (and its not Homo Barber) Donald Povie- will his assuredness to Frankie Arcuri. Erie Reycro'ft- leaves her accent to Gabe Armando. ( The Brooklyn drawl ) Dianne Savage- dan'.t will Richie Curtis to anyone as she doesn’t own him. Francis Shaw- leaves his car to Cubby Douglas to get to school on time. Jerry Shepard- will not will Sooke's address or phone number to anyone in Fort Edward. (Too many out-of-town boys have it) Thomas Shelly- leaves his desire to be a fireman to any Junior boy who has the ambition to run. Mavis Smith- leaves her interests in Carpenters to the Shop students. Helen Stacavich-. leaves her temper at class meetings to Joan Corriveau. Kenneth Suddard- leaves his business ability to Arvid O’Connell. Edward Varney- leaves his Junior personality to Bummy Clark. Bruce Walker- wills his interest in school activities to Dick Carey. Joan V ible- wills her love for variety to Johanna McCarty (the one man lover). Robert Y right- wills his ability to help dad to Gordon Hayward. Charles Yasko- leaves his headache ( or is it a heartaCfe on the hill to Bugger McDougall. N'0——1 William Wright- leaves- his pro ability in sports to Tappy TerriOj - T -M = ■ rtr ’ w w. w ’y.jxm any m: mse fl9m 1st row - j . Corriveau, H. Trainer, o 2nd row - G. Hayward, A A. O'Gonnel, i 3rd row - Mr, . Leonard, o . Godfrey, H 4 th row - L. LaFarr, T. o . Mandolare, C. Yasko, As the 19 7 pigskin session opened, the outlooks were not too oromising for our team, since It lacked veteran material. However, as the season oroceded, it oacam evident that we had one of the finest football teams in tne history of the school theatre. Included in Coach Putt LaMay's first string line uo were Tony Illluccl and Austin Williams, end6; uohn Sarchioto and Edward La Clair, tackels; Arvld O'Connell, Howard Miles, and Alan Waloridge, eruaras; Charles Yasko, center; Boo Carpenter, cuarter oack; oim Godfrey, Leo Terrio, ovrc Don Baroer, half backs; Bud Morrison, fulloack. The schedule for our hard fighting olgsking warriors was: Ticonaeroga 0 Glens Falls 0 St. Mary's 0 Whitehall 7 Granville 20 Saratoga 0 Hudson Fa11s6 hrhh 5“iV vafftHnjU- 1st. row- C. Yasko, L. lerrio, P. Carpenter, J. inr, J. far.colare, J. Shenard 2nd. row- Coach Lah'ay, P. Terrio, C. Caruso, V. 'orrison, v. Vetb.rbee, J. Godfrey, F. Arcurl, :. Baldwin 3rd. row- S. Klchols, If. V ells, H. Citto, P. Dempsey, J. Lawler, J. Smithf P. Pratt, P. Carpenter. Our colorful Conference Co-Champion Basketerrs had a most successful and active year. The team, chose Bob Carpenter ar Homo Bai'ber as Co-Captains. This year the team picked little Joey Xinm as their mascot. After tyinp with Glens Falls for the laurels of the lor them Conference, this team went on to the Sect or.ols held in Saratoga. Ey defeatin' the three teams on their schedule they brought home the Section 2 Trophy. The varsity scores and p-ames are as follows: 4 Fort Fort Edward 17 St. Peters 32 away ii 29 Port Henry 32 away n 37 South Hisrh 30 home it 29 St. ?.'ary s 27 home n 50 Granville 36 away n 29 Hudson Falls 36 av av n 35 St. Peters 30 home n 37 Glens Falls 29 home it 36 Port Henry home n 30 Whitehall 32 av av it 27 St. Hary's 26 away it 55 Granville 54 home i� 56 South rirh 36 away ii 34 Fudson Faff Is 26 home n 37 Glens Falls 40 away ii 59 ’Whitehall 46 home Edward ti Sectional Scores Fort Plains Pa11ston Catskill - Jairvf ' Oort! Achfr Lillian Caputo, Joan Wiole, Joan Corrvieau, Connie Busney, Anita Cat one, Jane Mullen Providing a colorful oackground for the Championship 3asketoall lean and a powerful Footoall Scuard, the cheerleaders under the direction of Mips Holarlcre, cnose Jane Mullen as Captain and Anita Catone as Co-Captain. -he rlrls will nver forget tne fun tney had traveling oack and forth. ■lU oudv Pandersor e, Donna Bruso, Janet Robinson, Norma Croncuist, oetty Ann Tracker.o, Dorothy Dangellco The leaders of the Junior Cheerleaders were Judy Sanaerpi Cantaln and Janet Robinson as Co-Cantaln AC£ c3 c v-y? fs -I 1 o t r .i I- ’ i ■ a. ..i t • (i • 2nd. row J. ha rber � . ,r • -CJ . i. , -I. s cl i � . Baldwin, T. .Jh 3rd. row K. Hl - C. Caruso, F. at ‘ 6 a the e , . ri ttO , L . vOBCl1 13 • T le Blue ar i on, backbone of the captain of thin TO ouad and also on The Fort hdv fi rd baseball snuad h cessful athleti c ye ar - v 7 - V- - V k • X new talent thi n, they had a ve 1 other teams ..in gor them Conference pri 1 26 Hudson Fall. Apri Glens Fall S i .ay 7 Granville Fai7 r . Ihiry.s Hud son Fa1 I jay 21 -er, i.’orrisor., J.- -� • • “ i th) • ■ uBko | 'arr, 7. Fitzgerald, Looki: g ack on a v ry die f I rs t practice pane. iy of their {juries. Jlugper J'iUHd this year, being of the star pitchers. � brought to a close a suc-iough the Forts had nuch good squad wh3 ch showed 'hat Fort Bdward is on toL. ,5. way home Away 3affe L p f Sfr;Xp 7«e r ■2X: 3F 1st. row F H 2nd. row R vri 3rd . rov. F Ganley, T. Murray, I. Gt I i«ere, nil, C. Dickinson, I . I.a 'irso, L. Corrivtr- u ,L. I .y-... I acK) Fox, J. Smith, Coach £. La Ma, Dickinson, J. Lawler, Lao Don al, L. Dice. Lin , 1. ferr5 e p a ra , There was quite a bit of new talent in the Fort Edward Track line up this :• -ir. Gut for the teen weraatlilets of various feats, some are: 220 yard dash D. er Carey, «T. :: o riith, J. Godfrey, 1. Lawlur, T. kob- Half nile 14 j .v a . • ra , • la Garso. Ganley, 7. Hurray, 1. Corriv au Mile r r ■ , DI cklaxon. Rice, F. ..rcuri, F. Dickinson, R. Fo-x, ihot-put- Hscu J. Lawler, J . Godfrey, r. Terrio. ITi ph jump V • Ghepard, D. l.jic Jon -.-tl, I . ?errio. lole vault -J • I.-ic Dournl, iT. ohepard. Broad jump • Ghepard, L. Terrio, D. Lac Douyal. Hurdles K. Lack, F. Ck � iard• Tht; ;t boys have car led the Fort Edward Hiyh Echool up the lon.y • • ;ucress • 1st row- -ii.drey Hiddleton, Erla Beycroft, ;.;i 8raid , Leonard Lint:, Frank Arcuri, Joan .1 • Juuy Sanctersorae Con S , UOJlUj J C 0.1.4 vUl I Jrd rov. - Jenny Canini, A .’ii ta ■j a v'jd ,CZ | V L • .U O . . -i, uu r ren te r, Lois Henry, J o 'ce to Kan . x. 011 9 « I 1 1. A t CQ n Hen derson, « osepnine Cardinal Lth row- Beverly Forget, I rlfi 01 b 1 j Ap A • UX en St acQvich, Havis s nitn, Jonn jiclij 1 u rc Cero, Rena Gillis, An thony Zulu 9 lCC 5 tL row- Edward Hack, !a UJL - L . _ 1 r r T|i n of , t ullCb Lar V Li Heir, Jane Davi dson, Eett v • • n n p 6tli rov.- Thomas Hurray, •io b t r j Hus j •'.nr-1 Bea tric e Goufrey, Janet albert, An � th z O 1— David I'cDougal, Hosco Lab - _ J 0 31 er , w 1J How ard :: iles, Leo Terrio , nc rc Law ler � -narl The recording division of our High Scho Club. The Cast of this organization elected Frank Arcuri, Vice president; and Shirley Cal Joan V.'ible is the editor-in-chief of thi Staff is devoting pv- ry effort tov ard creatin book than ever before. Bullion, Huth Iienstreet, .ooinson i ywara Press rer. wry 1st. row 2nd. row 3rd. row L th row - 5th row -6th row - 1st row -2nd row -3rd row -Lth row - - 3. Trackeno, d. Aloert, R. Gillie, S. Callahan, A. Catone, d. Caslnl, d. Wlole, M. Forshey, d. Smith - V. Kills, 3. Godfrey, d. Cana van, M. LaClair, u. Davidson, d. LaClair, E. Capen, o. Henderson, C. Bushey, u. Corriveau - A. Esperti, D. Caputo, A. Hayes, P. Aloert, d. Cardinale, A. ©‘Hearn, P. Cotter, d. O'Hanlon, d.' Wells, C. Woodcock, R. LaFarr D. Corriveau, T. Fitzgerald, S. Loe an, A. Midaleton, E. neycroft, P. Bullion, N. Cronquist, L. LaFarr, A. Mammone, M. Gitto, d. Ellis, S. Tillotson, M. Morency, M. Caputo, E. Wilkins G. Hayward, P. St. Pierre, D. Lewis, S. Cardinale, S. Cicero, M. Pashoy, M. Smith, L. King, S. Hopkins, V. Borrowman L. Terrlo, d. Mullen, E. Mack, K. Carnenter, M Ellis, d. Shepard, J. Lawler, K. Miles, A Jjgdfrey, P. Stevens Go ifrey, V. Hills, F. Arcuri, d. Wlole, d. McCarty, Fitzgerald, S. Tillotson Stackavich, M. Ellis, D. Savage, M. Smith, d. Casini, A Hills Clm.o, P. Cotter, d. O'Hanlon, S. Hopkins, V. Borrowman, O'Hanlon, d. Roolnson Lindsay, W. Brlslin, E. Mack, R. Brlslln, B. Forget, A. Keller A. K. A. A. A. H. Catone, rrvtri The Student Forum has been established for the memoers of the school caet wno are interested in aiscussing ooth national and international affairs. Presiden Joan Wlole conducts the forum. Other officers include Frank Arcuri, Vice President, dohanna McCarty, Secretary. During Octooer, the memoers participated in an International Scnolastic meeting at Fort Ann. The forum also plans to attend a similar meeting at Salem I- � '• - ' a r--------- ra SE.H-S Usil ' ex. S n' 0X' - PhoUufn ftiy: £tub— 'he Photography Club offers ;r.e stuae.ts an opportunity :o learn the ta-iing and tr.e levelooing of Pictures. Phe following ne oere were •lected to nead the c! st: :resident, Charles Xasho, ice-president, uohn LAWler Secretary, Marion Pashoy. i school period ° weeh is et islde for memoers who ire Interested in developing Pictures tnat the. n-ve 1st. row--Audrey Middleton, Angola Karmone, Alice Godfrey, I'orra Crone 1st, Sandi Tillotson, Ella Mae Wilkins, Vaurcne Ellis, Mary Caputo, pen 2nd. row—Ruth Brislin, Eliza'-eth Bishop, A? ela Cicero, Muriel I'i ls, Am O' anlor, Kathleen Dickinson, Blaine McDonald, Lorothy Banrelico, Barbara Carrol. 3rd. row--Judy fanderspree, Johanr.a McCarty, Janet Robinson, Joyce O’Ranlon 1st. row—Joanne Reese, Jean Carper:t r, Janet Bruso, Phoebe Arsenault. 2nd. row—: arie LelSole, Carmolr Munolf, Betty reto, Marjorie Ferry, Marjorie Sanders, Barbara Larabee, Suzanne Cutler, 'ary Stowell. 3rd. row--Sandi DeGarmo, Nancy Lindsay, Adrianne Prindle, Myrtle Pratt, ’'ary Robinson, Carrie Semony. 4th. row--!'ary Mosher, Mary Murray, Barbara Powers, Anna Wood, Louisa Gabrielle v r v r, Kstberire Godfrey, Patricia 1st. row- Constance Busl.ey, Ar.reline King, Joan Vhalen, Beverly l'or-;et. 2nd. row- June Smith. Robert Benway, Elizabeti Bishop, Ralph Dor.in ico, Victoria 3orro?:ran, A nr. : n!John 1 kricn, lari Orr.sby, Jar.es Borrowmar, Duane Turner, Thor.: : Vi .: .raid, 1:11 hr. Vi tsperald, hurere iutolo, Jose.h Zeno, Cherie '.Voiicock 3rd. row- Thomas Kewell, :: rey, ziair.e McDonald, 3ar Cardinal?, Betty Ca. r.. 2:..ar Do-.: .., Greenwood 1st. rov- Villi v hrislir., 1 . J:y ro, • 1 ■ Ion, Ralph Dorinlco, Janet Cer.avsn, Richard hopbine, n .-J -ar. Tills hr. .. rov:- Barbara Bov;-- s, V.r: , .1 .1 : cDo. ald, Duane Turner, Carl •: rr.sby, Thomas VI ■ r .1 , ;;Iss, hh.v.rh Greenwood, Beverly ?orget, Joyce 'hanlon, ir C;.ilson 3rd. rov.- Thill; V:y hly, T • a. 1' , Katherine Godfr y, Elizabeth Caper., John 0 3rien, Ch-.ri Vooieock - i?a ' £ui 7l’ £ The executive-legislative student association of th Fort kdv.ard high ciiool Theater chose h'arion ] a si by aj their l-.aaer. Jerry Chepard was elected Vice-President and Richard Curtis .,t cretary-Trc ; urer. This body, elected by the respective classes, acts as school Congr os. It discuss certain problexos of the school ana . are voted on by the the iieetings. mm i improvement .measures during 0' e S i.n ir:d :: mssible yurt of our school theater is tin. very i -tive ’’Tickets Mtase” Club, which so entnusiasticaJ| out j orts tiit; school athletics. Jenny Caaini was this year elected resident of the club. Other officers chosen ’..ere Helen Stacavich Vice resident; Juay La Clair, secretary; and ICaureen Fills, Treasurer. This organization collects funds ana sells tickets t all our local gni;es. -a . z7 £l£jr!s£ i h 1st Kov 2nd Row vy.'.v v.t v.' v: v vrvn.'mvn iatw vj r.rrTr rvT r r ? ■TT-rT'r� v H Ml Hi .1. I I:. Forshey, J. Casini, J. La Clair, La Farr, L. Cavaye la Clair, smith, J. David.ion, B. Forget, I. Bullion Gitto ficfrertisincr SIENA COLLEGE LOUDONVILLE, N. Y. DAY DIVISION Men Only EVENING DIVISION Men and Women A Complete Program of Approved Courses Leading to Bachelor's Degree in Arts, Science and Business Administration For Catalogue and Detailed Information Call in Person, Telephone or Write THE DEAN OF ADMISSIONS Telephone Albany 5-3567 Watervliet 214 Compliments of A Friend BALFOUR RING COMPANY Auto - Fire - Accident - Health Insurance - Hospitalization - Bonds WE WRITE EVERY LINE OF INSURANCE WRITTEN MAY WE TAKE CARE OF YOUR INSURANCE? Frank D. Sheehan Real Estate — Insurance 139 BROADWAY FORT EDWARD, N. Y. Compliment.'! of EARL CANAVA N MACS BAR Broadway Fort Edward Success and Best Wishes to Class of 1948 Yorkland Restaurant Compliments and Wishes from and ICE CREAM BAR Broadway Fort Edward, N. Y. Alberts’ Barber Shop 173 Broadway Fort Edward, N. Y. Moriarty’s Pharmacy Prescription Specialists 136 Main St. Hudson Falls, N. Y. Compliments of RUSSELLS’ WOMEN’S APPAREL SHOP 209 Main St. Hudson Falls, N. Y. Compliments of Good Luck to the Class of ’48 ANTHONY DEE CAPUTO’S GARAGE Upper Broadway Fort Edward, N. Y. Wise Mothers Buy Milk and Cream from Compliments of FAIRHOLME DAIRY CAPUTO’S MARKET 110 East St. Fort Edward, N. Y. Broadway Fort Edward, N. Y. Compliments of Blondin and Van Winkle Compliments of SUNOCO SERVICE STATION ROBERT BOWE Compliments of The Durkee Hose Co. Compliments of The George Satterlee Hose Co., No. 2 Compliments of William A. Sanderspree CONTRACTOR Compliments of MACS SERVICE STATION Upper Broadway Fort Edward, N. Y. Compliments of Mr. and MRS. WILLIAM LA CLAIR Mill Supplies, Duro Water Pumps Electrical Supplies, Fireplace Fittings Table and Floor Lamps duPont Explosives Lighting Fixtures Valdura Industrial Paints Ingersoll Rand Air Equipment DURLING STUDIOS 8 Main St. Hudson Falls, N. Y. NEWTON HILL Compliments of BUCKY LEWIS FORT EDWARD, N. Y. Dial 5-5711 Fort Edward, N. Y. Success to Class of 1948 MURRAY’S GROCERY 8 WING STREET HAYWARD SINGLETON PU SKILLS Guidance — balanced training — activities. Placement in key positions in business, professional i and government offices. ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE 125 - 134 Washington Ave., Albany 6, K. Y. State Registered-Veteran Approved HERBERT’S FOOD STORE 72 McCrea St. Fort Edward, N. Y. Friendly Service to Fort Edward Since 1915 Member of National Association of Retail Grocers Broadway Fort Edward MILDRED ELLEY SCHOOL 227-229 Quail Street Albany, N. Y. For that “Look of Knowledge” smart clothes from — Compliments of Compliments of Adirondack Fish Co. FORT EDWARD, N. Y. BRUSO’S GARAGE Compliments of Corsall s Restaurant Compliments of ITALIAN FOOD A FRIEND Broadway Fort Edward, N. Y. Compliments of The Wright Funeral Home Phone 5-53 1 9 1 9 East Street Fort Edward. N. Y. Compliments of A Friend Compliments of Teachers Association Buy Where the Flowers Grow Compliments of Hagens Greenhouse DIAL 4-4647 HATHAWAY’S First With the Latest Floral Idea 27 Willow St. Hudson Falls, N. Y. Compliments of SEXTON BROTHERS Compliments of Self Service Store GROCERIES, MEATS and PRODUCE 105 Broadway Fort Edward, N. Y. EVERETTS REST Compliments of William Montgomery Lou Fisher McCREA HOTEL Compliments of BROWN’S GARAGE Sarchiota, Prop. Compliments of Garden Gate Flower Shop Main St. Hudson Falls, N. Y. A. M. PRIOR GROCERIES and MEATS 16 East St. Fort Edward, N. Y. O’HEARN’S GRILL Compliments of WALKON FLOORS Fort Edward, N. Y. Mill St. Compliments of THE IDEAL SHOPPE Broadway Fort Edward, N. Y. Compliments of BAKER’S R. H. PENDER The Store That Always Values Goods Compliments of Copeland’s Dept. Store Stewart’s Hardware Hardware and Electrical Supplies Paints, Oils and Varnishes Cor. Main John Sts. Hudson Falls Compliments of A Friend Compliments of Hudson T ransportation Company GLENS FALLS, N. Y. Phone 2-5113 J. STERLING, Inc. JEWELERS Rockwell Bldg. Glens Falls, N. Y. Middleton Milk Cream Co., Inc. FORT EDWARD, N. Y. — THE HOME OF BETTER MUSIC After High School Graduation Obtain a Thorough Business Training at the Braydon Chapman Troy Business College Everything in the Music Line Prepare Now IP hen Office Positions Are Plentiful and Salaries 144-146 Glen St. Glens Falls, N. Y. Are High Write, Phone Troy 811, or Call for Details. Registered by State Regents Board Compliments of Compliments of WILLIAM G. DONNELL ROBERT BASCOM The Rexall Store Broadway Fort Edward, N. Y. SUSSERS SPORTING Compliments of GOODS COMPANY W. H. PERKINS Glen Street, Corner Park Glens Falls, N. Y. 187 Broadway Fort Edward, N. Y. WOOD SON’S ELECTRICAL SHOP Compliments of SMITH’S BAKERY 7 Montgomery St. Fort Edward, N. Y. Phone 5-6201 Broadway Fort Edward, N. Y. CULLIGAN’S RESTAURANT LIPE DORING GOOD FOOD GOOD SERVICE Wholesale Confectionery SCHRAFFTS CHOCOLATES Broadway Fort Edward, N. Y. 182 Maple St. Glens Falls, N. Y. For Better Quality and Latest Fashions Shop at OPPENHEI MS Broadway Fort Edward, N. Y. Compliments of Sullivan Groceries Compliments of GIMARCOS Compliments of WARREN TIRES Compliments of LOU’S SHELL SERVICE 207 Broadway Fort Edward, N. Y. Dial 5-5875 Compliments of Congratulations to the Class of 1948 BILL’S MARKET 187 Broadway Fort Edward, N. Y. Compliments of PAT SHEA Compliments of FRED REED Compliments of Watkins Flower Shop Hudson Falls, N. Y. Phone 4-4013 Compliments of HEIL’S SHOE STORE 174 Main St. Hudson Falls, N. Y. Compliments of Frost Department Store MEADS FLORIST GREETINGS FROM THE BROTHERHOOD OF PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS John P. Burke, President-Secretary ALL WOOL SPORT COATS 3 Button Model, $25 GABARDINE TROUSERS, All Wool, Plaits and Zippers $14.95 LOUGHLIN CLOTHING COMPANY FORT EDWARD, N. Y. THE ERLANGER ST O 1 J ■I'll e s tVAs Glens Falls, N. Y. Saratoga, N. Y. DOnilTS Some like 'em chocolate-frosted — some like ’em sugar-coated — but everybody likes 'em hot! And that's the way the DOWNYFLAKE machine makes the Donuts—right in front of Eou. Grand for breakfast, lunch or dinnerl EE MEM MADE AT. . . SAVAGE’S iA ..t iVtiA tit i, .n: . r iOlT v;: 2 aym .m .v.7: ,_t :_i.v..-, DAV-SON CORK BACK BULLETIN BOARDS The above illustration shows the 24 x 36 size DAV-SON Cork Back Bulletin Board with single set In glass door, lock and key. See price list. PRICE LIST DAV-SON Cork Back Bulletin Boards are constructed with light walnut finish frames. Posting surface consists of Vi cork mounted on Vi 3-ply veneer. These Bulletins are made to last, as only the finest materials are used. Furnished in the following sixes and styles. Order by Style and Size. STYLE: PLAIN—NO GLASS 12 x 18 .............................. 4.15 18 x 24 ............................... 5.75 24 x 36 ............................ 9.20 36 x 48 .............._.............. 14.65 36 x 60 ............................ 17.50 STYLE: SINGLE SET IN GLASS DOOR 18 x 24 ......................... 24 x 30 ......................... 24 x 36 _________________________ STYLE: TWO SET IN GLASS DOORS 30 x 48 ......................... 30 x 60 ......................... 36 x 48 ......................... 36 x 60 _________________________ 514.50 17.50 20.00 530.00 .... 32.50 ... 31.25 36.25 All prices F.O.B. Chicago—Special Sizes and Finishes to order. For Use In: FACTORIES SCHOOLS OFFICES STORES CHURCHES CLUBS PUBLIC BUILDINGS HOSPITALS SALES ROOMS The above Illustration shows the 24 x 36 size DAV-SON Cork Back Bulletin Board, plain, without glass door. See price list The above illustration shows the 30 x 48 size DAV-SON Cork Back Bulletin Board with two set in glass doors, lode and key. Seo price list DISTRIBUTORS: School Gift Service 4925 GLENDALE KANSAS CITY 4, MISSOURI VH HAVE A CHANGEABLE LETTER OR CORK B U I I E I IN FOR EVERY NEF0-C0NSU1I US FV' : w y; :.r:pr -iv v:ry -7rrv? nm r'jj y w-w w w SHEET SIZE 4X5 FOLDED BOX CONTENT 6 SO SORRY 6 HAPPY BIRTHDAY 6 CONGRATULATIONS 6 BON VOYAGE 24 ENVELOPES Price Per Box - 80c PLUS YOUR STATE SALES TAX SEND MONEY ORDER FOR ONE OR MORE BOXES TO: SCHOOL GIFT SERVICE 4925 Glendale KANSAS CITY 4, MISSOURI %