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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1950 volume:

junior pran A‘ p om Queen: hin i nntnDtiiTy jfi re DAuioson OCK T6RHI0 W$W3 t jam crouw aenRe s hr Ren uf mi JOHn kCOMIRD one mo LIBRARY CLUB 1st row Cherie Woodcock, Janet Canavan, Muriel Mills, Anne C'Hearn, Anne O'Hanlon, Jean Dean. 2nd row Sue Hopkins, Angela Cicero, Barbara Newnam, Mary Caputo, Jane Sevens, Jayne King, Ginger Rogers, Kuth H0skins. 3rd row Victoria Borrowraan, Mary xucker, Ella Mae Wilkins, Mary La Clair, Barbara Carroll, Mary imyth, Elaine Wood, Margaret Lapitskv, June Middleton, Donna Frior. Lth row Andrew Esrerti, Bob Ellis, Dominick Caputo, Edward Greenwood. The Library Club did an excellent job in keeping our Library neat and clean. Each member had a specified time in which he had to spend in keening the books in order. Club officers for the year we;e: President, Muriel Mills; Vice President, Anne O'Hearn; Secretary, Janet Canavan; and Treasurer, Anne O'Hanlon. s FORUn 1st row Jean Dean, Harris Lindsay, Mary Ca uto. 2nd row Dominick Caputo, Marion Rogers, Florence Dewey, Sue Hopkins, Victoria Borrowman, Ruth Brislin, Cherie Woodcock, Paul Pagano. 3rd.row Angela Cicero, Anne Kelleher, Anne C'i.earn, .'ary Tucker, Mary La Clair, Beverly Forget, Donna Frior. The Forum, guided by the advice of Miss Blackall, elected Harris Lindsay, President; Jean Dean, Vice-rresident; and Mary Caputo, Secretary-Treasurer. A rolcnged discussion on a teen canteen was followed with much interest by the student oody. Other current problems were discussed. Trips to Hudson Falls and East Greenbush were scenes of interscholastic debates in which the I.R.C. took part this spring. DPiAPlRTIGS CLUB 1st row Jane Nevens, Janet Robinson, Ransler Fox, Ruth Brislin, Mary LaClalr, Margaret Lapitsky. 2nd row Frank Baldwin, Beverly Forget, Ruth Hoskins, Sue Hopkins, Victoria Borrowman, Kary Caputo, Jane Davidson, Paul Pagano. 3rd row Anne Kelleher, Norma Cronqulst, Elizabeth Bates, June Middleton, Barbara Newnam, Kathleen Dickinson. I4.th row Harris Lindsay, Bob Russell, Charles Caruso. The Dramatics Club presented a pageant and a play, entitled A Dash of Pepper , at the Christmas program. Many members of this club held prominent parts in the senior play, June Mad . Meetings were held weekly and Mrs. Russell was the faculty advisor. President, R. Fox; Vice-President, R. Brislin; Secretary, £ mb 1st Row K. Godfrey, R. Benway, A. Cicero, B. Perkins, N. Woodcock, A. LaClaire, D. Mammone, R. Newell. 2nd Row K. Godfrey, S. Bishop, D. Cicero, M. Etu, N. Laderach, E. Lennon, P. Linindoll, R. Merrill, D. Labosier, M. Lapitsky. 3rd Row D. Casini, P. King, L. Johnston, D. Galusha, G. Bolton, J. Lundgren, E. Douglas, C. Bruso, P. Blake. 4th Row R. Domenico, D. Mills, P. Trombley, C. Neshem, J. Borrowman, E. Ruotolo, T. Fitzgerald, T. Newell, M. Sheehan, J. Zeno, C. Woodcock, B. Bickford, J. Dean, A. O’Hanlon, J. Logan. niXED CHOIR 1st Row Phoebe Irsenault, Mary Murray, Pat Cutler, Mary Stowell, Sue Cutler, Joanne Reese, Betty Barker. 2nd Row Margery Sanders, Mary Caputo, Jayne King, Barbara Carroll, Marjorie Perry, Marie Del Sole, Frances Caputo, Fay Carpenter. 3rd Row Barbara Powers, Judy Sanderspree, Janet Robinson, Angela Cicero, Nancy Lindsay, Kathl-en Dickinson, Mary Mosher, ifth Row Norma Cronquist, Mary Robinson, Adrian Prindle, : dwin Greenwood, Tom Fitzgerald, Ralph Di Domenico. 5th Row Donald Corriveau, Jack Sheehan, Harris I.indsay, Malcolm Ogden, Nicholas La Sarso. The Mixed Choir, under the direction of Miss Ftu, made their first appearance this year at the Christmas Assembly. They provided many lovely Yuletide Carols as background music for the tableau. In May, the annual Spring Concert was a great success. To close the year, several members traveled to Greenwich to take part in thi shington Count, . June Music Festival. % TIGK6T5 PL6fl 56 CLUB 1st row Jean Dean, Norma Cronquist, t'ary LaClair, Beatrice Godfrey, Beverly Forget. 2nd row Dorothy Dickinson, Angela Cicero, Jean Farr, Dominick Caputo, Elizabeth Bates, Ruth Brislin, Pat Cutler, Jane Nevens. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Mary LaClair Jean Dean Beatrice Godfrey Norma Cronquist 1st row: Tom Chamberlain, Connie Russell, Janet Robinson, Muriel Mills, Harris Lindsay. 2nd row: Phil Trombley, Dennis Carroll, David Mills, Nick LaSarso, Jim Ryan At the first meeting of the Student Council, Janet Robinson was elected President; Harris Lindsay, Vice President; Tom Chamberlain, Treasurer; and Muriel Mills, Secretary. The school governing body purchased a Juke Box which was used for several dances. The group also became a member of the Tri-County Student Council Association and attended these meetings. 1st row: Jane “evens, Beverly Forget, Clifford Cook, Mary Caputo, Ruth Brislin 2nd row: Sue Hopkins, Janet Robinson,Judy Sanderspree, Margaret Lapitsky,Kathleen Dickinson,Mary LaClair. 3rd row: Victoria Borrowman, Robert Russell,June Middleton. QUIZ, hSIDO This year our r aul i £ oaO , the area high local rualo s . battery 3I brains, Anne nd Harris Lindsay (all se schools in the Scholastic ation2• 'Hanlon, Gilbert hu • lec, niors) took f'.rst place a.;onr uiz sponsored over the Just before Christmas the to am tri lmphed over South 01c ns Falls by a sco:- of 55- . They nt on. to le: eat 'unson .a'Is in arch, o5-;5. In April h o ah.l- -Luz .rue and Fort Iwarse:.. -final ended in a tie when the radio station ran oat of questions In t e nlay-off two weeks 1 :ter. Fort .Award High School won 70-50. Glens Falls Hi nr h School was our final onent a; n. . apain our ”7 uiz hi Is” cane thro ugh with fly'n: colors f rn . champ: ons’ h ? by a score or :o-n. The Siren c ;a raual you GhfitnPd 1st Row Ass't. Manager-J. Runoff, L. Wells, C. Caruso, B. Wetherbee, S. Iiaziejka, L. LaFarr, R. Fox. 2nd Row Manager-K. Ogden, F. Dickinson, E. Linindoll, B. Pratt, J. Sheehan, D. Ganley, T. Newell, Coach Bill Dupuis. 3rd Row J. King, P. Carpenter, G. Bowe, L. Wells, J. Ryan. The Blue and White finished with a 9-1 record in the Northern Conference to capture the crown for the third consecutive year. Fine team play and will to win was responsible for such a well balanced squad. Coach Bill Dupuis did a fine job in developing a smooth six man roster. Bill Wetherbee led the Conference scoring race for the year and also obtained honors of first team in the Conference selection. Chuck Caruso made second team with L. LaFarr and 3. Maziejka capturing honorable mention. Wells was the other starter and Fox carried the bulk of reserve power. The team defeated Ravena Coymans in the first game for the Section C play off at Saratoga and were defeated in the Semi-Finals by Balston Spa. Date Home Team Opposition Location Dec. 23 30 Glens Falls 43 Hone Jan. 6 46 Whitehall 40 Av ay 13 35 St. Marys 31 Home 20 36 Granville 34 Away 27 49 Hudson Falls 47 Av ay Feb. 3 43 Glens Falls 40 Away 10 69 'Whitehall 47 Home 17 30 St. Marys 29 Av ay 24 54 Granville 48 Home Mar. 3 44 Hudson Falls 43 Home 7 38 Ravena Coymans 37 Away 13 37 Balston Spa 38 Av ay B05K6TB0LL GM 6PrL fiD fV) v R 6 i T Y Judy Ganderspree; Janet Canavan; Norma Cronauist; Janet Robinson; Jane King; Donna Bruso. Captain - Judy Sanderspree Marie Del Sole; Katherine Godfrey; Jo Ann Reese; Pat King; Alice Hayes; Elaine Wood. Co-Captains - Alice Hayes and Katherine Godfrey. fOOfbftLL 1st row 2nd row 3rd row lj.th row 5th row As3't manager-:;ick LaSarso, ,anager-Joe King. D. Dimse, B. Trainer, C. Caruso, J. Lawler, P. Terrio, T. Carpenter, L. Hayward, L. King Coach B. Dupuis, F. 3aldwin, T. Murray, o. Ma iejka, 3. Wetherbee, J. Godfrey, L. LaParr, H. Perkins, P. St. Pierre, Ass't Coach-J. Leonard. J. Munoff, T. Fitzgerald, P. LaRoche, 3. LaClair, R. P’ox, A. Illuicci, R. OiDomenlco, L. Ogden. T. Newell, P. Carpenter, J. Sheehan, J. Corriveau, G. Bowe, T. Varnette. Began the season under a new coach, william Dupuis, who did a fine job of molding a smooth ball club out of what material he had. Mr. Dupuis was assisted by Jack Leonard as lino coach. Jack Lawler and Paul Terrio were elected co-captains for the season. Skip King, end, Tom Carpenter, tackle, Paul St. Pierre, back field, made allconference in the selection of the best area players. The P. E. squad finished third this season with four wins and two defeats. Mineville--0 Whitehall--6 St. Marys--7 Granville--?? Glens Falls-0 P.a.-6 F.3.-12 F.3.-19 F. K.-6 F.E.-20 nudiouiud 9IJIQIA'd9dfK) FACULTY D6DIGflTJ0nf The Class of 1950 dedicates this yearbook to Mr, John Skaden for his helpful counsul and advice • 6 m bn SfftfF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Anne Kelleher Assistant Editor Nicholas LaSarso Circulation Chairman Barbara Carroll Publicity Chairman Jayne King Typing Chairman Ruth Hoskins Photography Chairman Gilbert Rugglea Literary Chairman Janet Robinson Art Chairman Jane Nevens Sports Editor Charles Caruso Advertising Chairman Harris Lindsay John Thomas Lawler Gigis Pull well they laughed at all his jokes with counterfeited glee, for many a joke had he. Football-1,2,3,1 ; Basketball-2,3; Track-1,2,3, +; Press Club-3, ; Junior Prom Committee-3; Band-1; Orchestra-1; Senior Play Cast-1 ; Senior Trip-1 ; Dramatics Club-3,1 ; Photography-2,3; Intramurals-l,1 Class President-1 . Our chief 2 Joanne's man; good looking...potential crooner . Ruth Mary Brislin Brizzy Always take the short cut . Glee Club-1,2; Forum-1,2,3,1 ; Library Club-2; Photography-2; Dramatics Club-3(Treas.) , +; Press Club-3,1 : Junior Prom Committee-3; Usher at Graduation-3; Senior Play Cast-1 ; Class Officer-1 ; Senior Trip-1 . Nice smile... full of fun. Likes all the boys 2 lade a wonderful Julie . Jane Marie Davidson Bug A thing of beauty is a joy forever. Glee Club-1; Library Club-2,3; Tickets Please,2,3-(V. Pres.); Class Officer-2,1 ; Dramatics Club-b; Senior Trip-1 ; Press Club-2,3,Q-(V. Pres.); Junior Prom Queen-3; Junior Prom Committee-3; Senior Play Committee-1 ; Usher at Senior Play-3. Queen of the Prom 2 A terrific tease...Jeanne Craine type. Admirers plus! Ella Mae Vilkins Lulla ise to resolve, and patient to perform. Class Treasurer-1 ; Glee Club-1,2,3; Press Club-1 ; Library Club-2,1 ; Usher at Graduation-3; Senior Play Usher-3; Junior Prom Cc m.ittee-3; Senior Trip; Gym Demonstration-3. Full of Fun and Fancy Free ; manages the class budget...Never idlei Frank Albert Baldwin Baldy I will sit down now, but tV.e time will come when you will hear me. Library Club-1; Baseball-2, ?, ♦■; Dramatics-1, +; ■asketball-2,3; Student Council-3; Football-1 ; Track-1 . Ftrong, silent;?) type...Never seen in Fort Edward at night...Foxy's pal...Always pood for a laugh. Kary Elizabeth Bates Li zzy Merit wins the soul. Library Club-1,2,3; Noon Hour Club-1,2,3, +; Dramatics Club-3, +; T'c ets 1 lease-1 . Quiet, soft-spoken...Has a secret love for giggling. c George Herbert Bennett Toddy Little said is soonest mended. Basketball-3,‘t; Track-3, +; Tall, dark and handsome. Likes to : ay basketball. Lawrence J. Bickford Larry Immune am I to the wiles of women. Class officer-2(Schuylerville K.S.) Junior From Committee-?; Library Club-?; ’ ress Club-2; 1'hotorraphy-2. Man of di incticn. Ewell kid. Had a good time on the trip. Victoria Meta Borrowman Vicky Rome was not built in a day. and-1,2,3; Crc' estra-1,2,3; Forum-2,k; Library Club-2,?, +; Photography-3 , +; Gym Demonstration-?,1 ; Intramural Bask t all- , ; Junior From Committee-'; Dramatics Club-', 1-; Cenior Flay Cast-1 . Likes to arrue in Social Studies class. as a liking for s irnce. Wears retty Argyle soc’s Mary Janet Canavan Janet A woman's work, brave sirs, is never done Orchestra-1,2,3,4; Press Club-2, 3 4; Library Club-2,3,4 (Sec.); Junior Prom Attendant; Band-1,2,3; Dramatics Club-3,4 (Sec.,3); Forum-3; French Club Pres.-4: Class Officer-3; Senior Trip; Cheerleadlng-3, . Cheerleader. Extraordinary, good sport. Have you seen 'Bug' ? Mary Antoinette Caputo Tooty The social smile, the sympathetic tear Glee Club-1,2,3,4; Press Club-3,4; Library Club-2,3,4; Photo=raphy-l,2,3; French Club-4; Dramatics Club-3,4; Forum-4; U3her at Gradu-ation-3; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Play Prompter. Unassumin0 type, always smiling. Is there a man in her life?? Charles William Caruso, Jr. My heart is fixed Football-2,3,4; Basketball-1,2,3,4; Baseball-1,2,3,4; Track-2,3,4; Dramatics Club-4; Press Club-3,4; Photography-2,3; Senior Trip; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Play Committee; Junior Class Rin0 Committee. Brown, curly hair. Lite's top man. Star athlete. Thomas Roy Chamberlain Chink My heart is wax moulded as she pleases, but endurin0 as marble to retain Class Officer-1; Student Council Officer-4; Football-1; Track-1,2; Basketball !'ana0er-2; Intramurals-2. High school Rudolph Valentino. Has an interest in Hudson Falls. Also a working man. Bette Ruth Copeland Duffle Life in not so short but there is always time enough for courtesy Orchestra-1,2; Dramatics Club-1,2; Latin Club-1 Service Club-1; Library Club-2; Movie Club-2; Junior Prom Com. ittee-3; Senior Trip. A future Barbara Hutton. Very easy to 0et alonu with. Kept Kert in good spirits on the trip. Mary Ellen Cotter Mary A soft answer turneth away wrath Press Club-2,3,4; Library Club-2,3; Noon Hour Club-1,2,3,4; Usher at Senior Play-2; Gym Demonstration-3. Always kidded about the farm. Future secretary. Norma Elizabeth Cronquist Norm Cans't thou not wait for love one riying hour, 0 heart of little faith Choir-1,2,3,4; Cheerleading-2,3,4; Library Club-2; Photography-2,3; Noon Hour Club-1; Dramatics Club-3,4; Usher at graduation-3; Junior Prom Committee-3; Usher at Senior Play-3; Treasurer of Tickets Please -4; Gym Demonstration-4; Senior Trip-4. Good friend to all. Loves to hunt . Nice dancer. Dorothy Marion Dickinson Dot The mildest manners, and the gentlest heart Tickets Please-3,4; Gym Demonstration-3. Q,uiet, attentive, well-mannered, has her silly moments. Kathleen B. Dickinson Kathy In her tongue is the law of kindness Glee Club-1,2,3,4; Photogrpahy-3; Noon Hour Club-1,2, 3,4; Dramatics Club-4; Press Club-3,4. Country belle, always talking about Dick, has trouble with a ringing in her ears (wedding bells) Jesse Albert Fish J ess On their own merits, modest men are silent Noon Hour Club-3,4; Intramural 3asketball-4; Gym Demonstration-4; Senior Trip-4. Fort Edward, has sales ability, quiet until you know him. Thomas Edward Fitzgerald Fitzy Handsome is that handsome does Band-1,2,3,4; Orchestra-1,2,3,4; Glee Club-3,4; Baseball-2,3,4; Football-3,4; Track-2,3,4; Forum-1,2; Intra::.urals-1,4; Class Officer-1; Photography-2; Press Club-3,4; Library Club-3,4; Junior Prom Committee; Ring Committee; Senior Play Cast; Senior Trip. He's got rhythm, wise cracker, full of Irish blarney, a smoothie. Beverly Forget Bev The magic of the tongue is the most dangerous of all spells Band-1,2; Orchestra-1,2; Gym Demonstration-4; Glee Club-1,2; Dramatics Club-3,4; Forum-2,3,4; Tickets Please-l,2,3,4; Library Club-2; Press Club-2,3,4; Senior Play Committee; Junior Prom Committee. Drum majorette, flirtations, talkative. Ransler James Fox Ranny He is wrong who thinks by force or skill to turn the current of a woman's will Intramurals-1; Noon Hour Club-1,2,3,4(Pres.); Senior Trip; Track-2,3,4; Football-3,4; Basketball-3,4; Dramatics Club-3,4(Pres.); Photography-3. Russell's Plague, good natured, nice looking. George Raymond Galusha Georgie A youth to whom was given so much of earth, so much of heaven Track-2,3,4; Noon Hour Club-2,3(0fficer),4; Baseball-3,4• Easy going, usually smiling, messy locker. David Edward Ganley Dave Young fellows will be young fellows Intramurals-1; Fasketball-2,3,4; Baseball-3,4; Track-3; Press Club-2; Senior Trip; Junior Prom Committee. Baseball fan, practical joker, never a dull moment, keeps track of Balaie . James Hugh Godfrey Jin A. princelier looking nan never stepped through a prince's hall. Football-1.2,3,W; Track-1,2,3,V; Basketball-1,2: Press Club-3; Class President-2,3; Photography-2; Student Council-1. He's engaged, He's handsome, He uses Vitalis. Athletic; Moons over Mullens. Daniel Halpin Hayes Dan'l Yet a little sleep, a little slumber, a little folding of the hands, to sleep. Football-1; Intramurals-1; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Play Committee- +; Dramatics Club-1 . Best grocerraan in Class; quiet and friendly. Girls don't exist in his life! Joyce Irene Hazelton Peanut Tis safer to be meek than fierce. Tickets Please-3; Junior Prom Cor: ittee-3. Staunch Republican. Always at the Strand. Basketball fan. Robert Henderson Roy Rejoice, C young nan, in thy youth. Noon !our Club-1,2,3,k; Basketbal -1; Photography-1,2. Eminent bachelor; lots of fun; easy to get along with. Suzanne M. Hopkins Sue Good things come in little packages. String Ensenble-1; Intramurals-3; Forum-2,L; Library Club-2,3,b; Junior Prom Commit':ee-3; Photograohy-3; Dramatics Club-b; Gym Demonstration ,1 ; Senior Play Usher-3; Usher at Graduation-3. Blondie Who's her Dagwood? Dares to ride with Vickie . Swell kid. Ruth Elizabeth Hoskins Ruthie Love will conquer the last. Band-1,2,3; Orchestra-1,2,3; Junior Band-1,2; Press Club-4; Library Club-4; Dramatics-4; Senior Trip; Gym Deraonstration-3,4; Junior Prom Committee. Russell's when she walks; ambitious worker. A loyal hiller. Anne Kelleher Riley She is pretty to walk with, and witty to talk with. Glee Club-1,2,3; Press Club-3,4; French Club-4; Forum-2,3; Dramatics Club-3,4; Senior Play Cast-4; Senior Trip; Junior Prom Committee; Usher at Graduation-3; Gym Demonstration-3,4; Class ufficer-l. Loads car up with kids. Keeps you in stitches. Larry's top gal, true Irishman. Mary Helen La Clair Evie A Merry heart, doth good, like a medicine. Tickets Please-1,2,3,4; Forum-2,3,4; Press Club-2,3,4; Library Club-2,3,4; Dramatics Club-3,4; Senior Play Cast; Senior Trip; Junior Prom Committee; Usher at Graduation-3;Gym Demonstration 3,4; Class Officer-1. Fretty eyes. I have to work tonight. Will make a good nurse. Margaret Andrea Lapitsky Marge She speaketh not; and yet there lies conversation in her eyes. Band-1,2,3.4; Noon Hour Club-1,2,3,4; Press Club-3, 4(Treas.); Library Club-2,3,4; Dramatics Club-3,4;Photography-3; Student Council-3; Junior Prom Committee; Gym Demonstration-3,4; Cute kid, smooth dresser. Future stenographer. Has a secret interest and won't tell where. Donald Joseph Lewis Don A woman is only a woman, but a good cigar is a smoke. Press Club-1,2,3,4; Library Club-1; Forum-1,2; Dramatics Club-1,2,3,4; Senior Play Cast; Senior Trip; Junior Prom Committee; Intramurals-1; Gym Demonstration-3,4; Sharp Dresser. Always late. Second Arthur Murray. Reads a lot (Wagner's) Harris f't«vens Lino say Harris Whatever is worth doing at all, is vrth doing well. Intramurals-l,h; Forum-2,3, +(Fres.3,W); Senior Trip; Tress Club-?, 3 ,4; Dramatics Club-1 ; French Club-1!; Senior Play Cast; Tickets Please Club-3; Glee Club-1 ; Boys State Representative-3; Scholastic uiz-h; Junior Prom Cormittee-3; Student Council-V.:res.-h. Cuiz kid...Nice hair...Union Man...Busy all the time. Music lover. Stanley Warren Kaziejka Stan I'm very fond of the company of ladies. cotball-1,2,3 , +; Baseball-3 j1 -; Track-2,3 , +; hotography-3; Junior ' roe Ccmmittee-3; Senior Trip- ; Senior ’ lay Committee; InTamurals-1,2; Tress Club-1 ; Gym Demonstration-'3,h. Tall, li ht, handsome...A confirmed bachelor. Teases Bart. June Martha Kid leton Junie Laugh and the world laughs with you. Librar;. Club- ,k; cress Club-1 ; Noon hour Club-1,2,3, • hotogra hv Club-3; Dramatics Club-’, +; Gym Demonstration- ,h. Petite. Good sport. The bestert of the best scr-are dancers. Chuckles a lot. Jane Louise ’’evens Janie With a smile that glowed, Clestial rosy-red, loves proper hue. Class Cfficer-3; Ring Comir.ittee-3; Senior Play Committee; ress Club-3,1 -: Jun'or rom Committee; Junior rom Attendant; Senior Trip; Library Club-2, 3, +; Dramatics Club-3,h; Moon Hour Club- ,h$ Glee Club-3: Sophomore Hop-?; Freshman Tager.nt-1. A talented artist. She's engaged....talkative. Bill's her one and only. Barbara Jean Newman Barb Her ways are ways of •le-sentn°ss, and all her paths are -eace. Clee Club-3; Dramatics Club- ,h: i ress Club-',h; Junior rom Committee; Class Officer-3; Library Club-3,! -; Noon H ur Club- ,h; Gym Demon tration-3,1 -; Freshman : ageant-1: Baseball-1; Bowling-2; Basketball-1. retty hair, po- lar girl...does Stan's bookkeeping. Comes from a little burg up North. Malcolm Luke Ogden Luke” He had tale.t; equal to business. Library Club-2,3; Photopraphy-2; Glee Club-3,4; Tickets ?lesse-3; Baseball-3; Bask-tball anafer-4; f’ress Club- . Oh, how I love that car.' Always has yum. ”rs. Holbrook's O' t. . ade the class rich. J. Anne o'Hanlon Annie I would help others out of fellow-feeling. Library Club-2,3,4(Treas.); rorum-2; Moon Hour Club-1, 2,3,4; Acholastic uiz-3,h; nd-1,2,3,4; Or:: es-tra-1,3; Glee :iub-l,2. . tuoious, class orator, nice uisoosition ano a quiet way. Joan Carie Osgood Joani ” -orever smiles a welcome. Tickets Please—3; Junior Prom Co-mittee; Senior Play Ush-r-3. I've alreadv ot my man. Real cute, always rooting for the Point. Paul J. PaFano Paul isdom is better than rubies. Forum-3, ; Press Club Presiaent-z ; Dramatics-3,4; Senior Trip; Stage Manager-Senior Play, Scholastic Quiz-3,4; Gym Demonstration. A brilliant mind, liked Washington and New York. We've got to make some money (to Press Club.) Janet Augusta Robinson Gussie The very room,cause s! e was in, seemed warn from floor to ceiling. Class President-1; Student Council President-4; Glee Club-1,2,3,4; Cheerier. ding-2,3 4 ; Senior Trie; Junior Prom Attendant; Junior Prom Committee; dramatics Club Tr s.-4; Senior lav Cast-4; Press Club-2,3,4; Class 0 fic‘ir-2; Photograpfty-3; French Cluh-4; conn-2,3; Senior Play Usher-3. She put the pep in pepper, is always kidded about h r red h3ir, has scads of relatives. Gilbert Sanford Ruggles Jughead His small body housed a mighty mind Press Club-3,4; Photography-1,2,3(Pres.),4; Forum-3,4; Scholastic Quiz-3,4; Senior Play Cast; Senior Trip; Intranurals-1,4; Junior Prom Committee. Shutterbug , television fan, had a lot of fun at the play, comes to school at a slow gallop. Robert Richard Russell Bob The bow that binds too strictly snaps itself Photography-1,2,3,4; Press Club-.;,3,4; Football-3; Baseball Manager-2; Track Mann ;er-2; Dramatics Club-3,4; lntramurals-1,2; Gym Demonstration-3. Has a talent for making speeches, what a hot-rod , usually in Room 6 or on Prospect Street. Judy L. Sanderspree Judaline And seems to walk on wings, and tread in air Photography-1,2,3,4; Press Club-2,3; Forum-3; Cheerleading-2,3,4(Capt.); Ring Committee; Senior Trip; Junior Prom Committee; French Club Sec.-4; Student Council-3; Glee Club-1,2,3,4; Junior Prom Attendent; Usher at Graduation-3. Vivacious, looks nice in short hair...What will the v etiier bee tomorrow? June Mildred Smith June Bug A mighty hunter, and her prey was man Band-1,2,3; Press Club-2,3,4; Library Club-2,3,4; Tickets Please-3; Dramatics Club-3; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Play Cast; Senior Trip; Usher at Senior Play-3; Usher at Graduation-3; Gym Dem.-3,4. Carefree as the day is long, won't settle down to one, the shining light of Case Street . Joyce Mae Wells Joyce Merrily, merrily shall I live now Photography-2,3; Library Club-2,3; Noon Hour Club-1,2,3,4; Press Club-3; Gym Demonstration-3,4. Girl athlete, doesn't end her prayer with Ah-Men , picture of health. William Wetherbee Twig The glory of a firm, capacious mind Basketball-1,2,3,1; (Capt.); Football-3,U; Base-ball-2,3,1;; Student Council-3; Junior prom Committee-3; Rin Committee-3; Senior Play Cast; Senior Trip. Ace scorer. Loves summers at the Lake. Mrs. Russell’s prodigy. Howard YWood Lee Glee Club-3; Senior Trip; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Play Committee-Li.; Gym Demonstration-3,1;. Fas a mind for Figures . Always joking. Loves Social Studies debates. (Usually takes the radical side.) The music in my heart I have, I,on0 after it was heard no more flLm IW6f Fort Edward High we sin0 thy praises Kail the Blue and White We strive for glory and honor And for all that's right. V.e give our Alma Mater All the love we hold And through the years we shall remember Its everlasting role. ---Thomas Fitzgerald CLASS ROSTER Name Nickname Favorite Saying Frank Baldwin Baldy You liar, Fox. Elizabeth Bates Lizzy Tell me something I don't know George Bennett Toddy Ho Hum Larry Bickford Larry You're kidding Victoria Borrowman Vicky What a class: Ruth Brislin Brizzy Statistics prove—-— Janet Canavan Janet Who told you that Mary Caputo Tooty Wait for meI Charles Caruso Chuck Going North? Thomas Chamberlain Chink Who's got their history done? Betty Copeland Guffie OhJ that physics Mary Ellen Cotter Mary Oh, all right Norma Cronquist Norm Don called last night. Jane Davidson Bug Ohi Christopher Dorothy Dickinson Dot That would be telling Kathleen Dickinson Kathy Ohi Fiddlesticks Jesse Fish Jess Reallyi Thomas Fitzgerald Fitzy Who's going to Glens Falls? Oh ya: Beverly Forget Bev Ransler Fox Ranny True love never runs smoothly. George Galusha Georgie Hello Joe David Ganley Dave Frank has changed girls James Godfrey Jim Got any money, Hugh? Dan Hayes Dan' 1 Got your English done? Joyce Hazleton Peanut For golly sakes Robert Henderson Roy Come on up here and sit JoanieJ Sue Hopkins Sue You taking the car, Vic? Ruth Hoskins Ruthie 0, never mind: Anne Kelleher Riley And what's your excuse for living? Mary LaClair Evie I don't believe ya Margaret Lapitsky Marge Don't do that: John Lawler Gigis You know what I mean Donald Lewis Don For crying out loud Harris Lindsay Harris Jeepersl Stanley Maziejka Stan Sorry, lost my head Hope I got a letter If you can't say something nice about a June Middleton Junie Jane Nevens Janie person, don't say anything at all. Barbara Newnam Barb I'm not saying anything Malcolm Ogden Luke Where's the fire? Anne O'Hanlon Annie Want my homework? Joan Osgood Joanie Ronnie came down last night Faul Pagano Paul Crimoes Janet Robinson Gussie When are we going to eat? Gilbert Ruggles Jughead Stop bothering me, Janet. Robert Russell Bob There are none so blind as those who will not seei Holly Nellie on a cowboat: Judy Sanderspree Judaline June Smith June-Bug Aw, come on: William Wetherbee Twig What are you doing that for? Joyce Wells Joyce Did you go to the dance Saturday? Ella Mae Wilkins Lulla But I'm not chewing gum: I wouldn't say that: Howard Wood Lee CLASS HISTORY Wo entered high school in a meek fashion a little wary of our upperclassmen and all that was ahead. A few months, along with a few mistakes, found us well into the drift of high school life. At our first meeting Janet Robinson was elected President; Thomas Fitzgerald, Vice President; Thomas Chamberlain, Treasurer; Mary LaClair, Secretary; and James Godfrey, Student Council. Miss Giniecki acted as our chairman advisor for the year and those who assisted her were Miss Smith, Miss Canavan, and Miss Harmon. The biggest project of our Sophomore year was having the traditional Sophomore Hallowe’en dance. Decorating the gym with a harvest scheme along with familar Hallowe’en decorations was the first big Job for the class. Officers for this year were: James Godfrey, President; William Wetherbee, Vice President; Jane Davidson, Secretary; Janet Robinson, Treasurer; Frank Baldwin and Margaret Lapitsky, Student Council representatives. Miss Smith acted as chairman advisor assisted by Miss Canavan, Miss Giniecki, and Miss Harmon. Junior rings were the big issue of the year. Rings chosen by an appointed committee were received in January. In April the class sold lilacs under the Civic League’s campaign to improve Fort Edward. Our Junior Prom was held on May 27. Jane Davidson was elected queen. Her Court included Janet Robinson, Judy Sanderspree, Jane Nevens, and Janet Canavan. Junior officers for that year were: President, James Godfrey; Vice-President, Janet Canavan; Secretary, Jane Nevens; Treasurer, Barbara Newnam; Student Council representatives were Bill Wetherbee and Judy Sanderspree. Our advisors for this important year were Miss Harmon Chairman, Miss Canavan, Mrs. Holbrook and Miss Smith. Starting the year a little late as Seniors, we immediately started many activities. Our most eventful Senior year was highlighted by the Senior play June Mad and the long awaited New York and Washington Trip. Jack Lawler was elected President; Ruth Brislin, Vice-President; Jane Davidson, Secretary; Ella Mae Wilkins, Treasurer. Student Council representatives were Janet Robinson, Harris Lindsay, and Tom Chamberlain. Class Advisors headed by Miss Canavan included Miss Harmon, Mrs. Holbrook, and Coach Dupuis. can you IHAGIIW Gilbert Ruggles and Jack Leonard without a camera? Noise in Miss Hanna's study hall? Malcolm Ogden supporting the Durkee Hose? Howard Wood leaving the girls alone? The Senior without something to sell? Judy Sanderspree not talking about swimming at Cleverdale, Lake George? Jack Lawler keeping quiet? Charlie Caruso with straight hair? Locker room at Port Edward High School being quiet? The Glee Club singing at the Met? A cop stopping Victoria for speeding? June Smith's life without a boy? Norma Cronquist fishing instead of hunting ? Jane Nevens without a husband? Mary LaClair working at Hebert's Pood Store? Ruth Brislin with her homework done? Mary Caputo without her homework done? Donald Lewis at some other newstand besides Wagner's? Harris Lindsay without his tonl? Paul Pagano without his history book? Ella Wilkins not whistling? Joan Osgood without Ronnie? Margaret Lapitsky without a broken heart? Mary Ellen Cotter without her bookkeeping? Anne O'Hanlon without a pair of spurs? Bob Henderson not winking at the girls? Larry Bickford alone in New York City? June Middleton without her soldier friends? Jesse Pish without a cigarette? George Bennett with elevated shoes? Prank Baldwin without the high bars? Ranny Pox working? Billy Wetherbee without a basketball? Joyce Hazelton going to the Rialto instead of the Strand? Stanley Maziejka not teasing the girls? Janet Canavan not studying bugs? Dot Dickinson not playing basket ball ? Betty Copeland with long hair? Elizabeth Bates in a size 12 dress? Tom Chamberlain staying a bachelor? Dave Ganley going steady with a girl? Sue Hopkins riding home from school? Dan Hayes keeping his eyes open in class? Pet Love F. Baldwin Braggadocio E. Bates Swimming G. Bennett Hunting and Fishing L. Bickford His motor scooter V. 3orrowman Low gear R. Brislin Men J. Canavan Study of Bugs M. Caputo Dear Ruth ? C. Caruso Lita T. Chamberlain Hudson Falls B. Copeland Nitwit meetings M. Cotter Bookkeeping N. Cronquist Hunt ing J. Davidson Pestering Canavan Kelleher D. Dickinson Sports (Ball) K. Dickinson Hot dogs J. Fish Fishing T. Fitzgerald Putnamville B. Forget Driving R. Fox Mutt Jeff G. Galusha School D. Ganley Chicken J. Godfrey Going home D. Hayes Sleeping J. Hazelton Lunch time B. Henderson Hartford S. Hopkins Vacations R. Hoskins Three R1s A. Kelleher Dancing M. LaClair Wrecking her father's truck M. Lapitsky A certain fella J. Lawler Hilly places D. Lewis Wagner's Newsroom H. Lindsay Classical music S. Maziejka 3us rides J. Middleton Flashy cars J. Nfivens Bill 3. Newnam Dancing Ernie M. Ogden Playing cards A. O'Hanlon Summer camps (interesting people) J. Osgood Smiths Basin P. Pagano Sleep J. Robinson Parties G. Ruggles Chemistry R. Russell Prospect Street J. Sanderspree Cleverdale, Lake George J. Smith Irain rides 3. Wetherbee 3asketball J. Wells Popcorn E. Wilkins Tall men H. Wood. Lee Pet Hate Popular Song High bars I'll Get By Fish Redheads Talkative girls Forever and Ever Grouchy people I Want a Girl Jealous people Forever and Ever Anything constructive Jalousie New York Bouquet of Roses Boys who try to make an impression Siboney 3us rides Peg O' My Heart Driving cars Chattanooga Shoeshine Boy Independent people It Isn't Fair Cry babies Where Are You? Fishing” A Hunt ing We Will Go Snowbanks Little White Lies Queensbury cook Charlie My Boy People watching everything I do Yodeling Blues Work? Cool Water Henry My Old Flame Gossipy people My Foolish Heart Red It Isn't Fair Girls Ragg Mopp Dancing Lazy Bones Shooting Pidgeons Hot Lips Talking Take It Easy People who go to Hymn of the Repub- the Rialto lic (ans) Pesty girls Smoke Get in My Eyes Being the principal's daughter Sioux City Sue One-armed drivers Five Feet Two, Eyes of Slue Straight hair I Said My Pajamas Strangers Sentimental Me Competition I Wish I Had a Sweetheart Chemistry Lab A You're Adorable B.T.O's It Isn't Fair Cowboy music There's No Tomorrow Getting up in the morning Give Me a Little Kiss Whiskers Quicksilver Beautiful schooldays Wedding Samba Lies You're Breaking My Heart Walking It Ain't Necessarily So Conceited people I've Got Spurs 3oys (besides I Want To Go Home Ronnie) with You Work The Day I Read a Book College boys'r Desert Song Dark room Wm. Tell Overture Early to bed and early to rise So Tired People who won't cheer A Wonderful Guy Competition Fchoes Granville Judaline Biology Piano Roll Blues Chopping wood? Enjoy Yourself Redheads Quicksilver GLR6S UILL Bates, Elizabeth—leaves her quietness to Jayne King. Baldwin, Frank—wills his love for girls to Ed Linindoll. Bennett, George—wills his height to Jimmy Ryan. Borrowman, Victoria—wills her quietness in class meetings to Jean Dean. Brislin, Ruth—wills her interest in men to Flossie Dewey. Bickford, Larry—wills his motor scooter to any speed demon. Caputo, Mary—wills her ability to get along with people to Pat King. Canavan, Janet—leaves her study of Bugs to the Biology Class. Caruso, Charles—leaves his nice curly hair to Alphonse Mammone. Chamberlain, Thomas—wills his soda during Driver's Training to anybody who can take it. Cronquist, Norma—leaves her cheerleading ability to Joanne Reese. Cotter, Mary Ellen—wills her seat on the bus to Cherie Woodcock. Copeland, Bette—wills her business ability to Sandra McEwen. Davidson, Jane—wills her pointers to Mary Munoff. Dickinson, Dorothy—leaves her love of English class to Joe King. Dickinson, Kathleen—wills her appreciation of diamonds to Mary Tucker. Fish, Jesse—wills his brush cut to any boy whose hair gets in his eyes. Fitzgerald, Thomas—leaves his ability to keep quiet in study hall to Ralph Dominico. Fox, Ransler—leaves his love of the color red to Jackie Sheehan. Galusha, George—wills his love for square dancing to Vernon Galusha. Ganley, David—leaves his love of selling coke to any Junior who gets stuck with the job next year. Godfrey, James—wills his beautiful hair to Bum Illucci. Hayes, Daniel—leaves his ability to catch up on his sleep in class to Eddie Greenwood. Hazelton, Joyce—leaves her boisterous qualities to Donna Priar. Henderson, Robert—leaves his wise cracking abilities to Jimmy Hilton. Hopkins, Sue—leaves her 30 second walk to school to her brother. Dick. Hoskins, Ruth—leaves her ability to drive a car to her sister, Mrs. Griffin. Kellerher, Anne—leaves her ability to lead the life of Riley to anyone who wants to. LaClair, Mary—leaves her ability to get around teachers to Hastings Perkins. Lapitsky, Margaret—leaves her twirling ability to Rinkie Godfrey. Lawler, John—wills his executive ability to President Truman. Lewis, Don—wills his interest at Wagner's to any honest boy. Lindsay, Harris—wills his ability to talk to any Junior who may be interested. Maziejka, Stanley—leaves his mind for figures to any student in bookkeeping class. Middleton, June—wills her silent laugh to Elizabeth Bishop. Newnam, Barbara—wills her ability to Earn(ieJ money in the Cutler(y) business. Nevens, Jane—wills her ability to pay Bills to Muriel Mills. O'Hanlon, Anne—leaves her powers of concentration to Victor Gallo. Ogden, Malcolm—wills his sales talk to any concientious Junior. Osgood, Joan—wills her quietness to Buddy Matt. Pagano, Paul—leaves his ability to answer questions in class to Larry Hayward♦ Robinson, Janet—leaves a pound of coffee to anyone who has to stay up all night before exams. Ruggles, Gilbert—wills his shyness to Nickie LaSarso. Russell, Robert—leaves his smooth technique to iBobby Pratt and Jean Ellis. Sanderspree, Judy—wills her liking for basketball players to Barbara Carroll. Smith, June—wills her Saturday nights at the Armory to the Sophomore Boys. Wetherbee, Billy—leaves his love for cheerleaders to Loren Wells. Wells, Joyce—wills her love of gym class to Mary SmytTH Wilkins, Ella Mae—leaves her red hair to Jake Corriveau. Wood, Howard—wills his mathematics ability to Melvina Defers. Forget, Beverly—leaves her ability to carry a torch to the Statue of Liberty. PROPHECY Baldwin Is now manager of a shoe store specializing in over-sized stock. Bates is a successful business executive in New York City. Bennett is now playing semi-pro basketball. Bickford has broken the world's record for flag-pole sitting. Borrowman is, at last, driving in high gear . Brlslln is still trying to get her father on the board. Canavan is now a member of a well-known Scottish clan. Caputo is still trying to find the right boy. Caruso is now making his own bottled brew. Chamberlain is operating his own bus company between Hudson Falls and Fort Edward. Copeland manages the local five and ten store. Cotter holds a prominent position at the Insurance Company. Cronouist. is a taxidermist. She stuffs animals that she's hunt -ed. Davidson is now cleaning wisdom teeth, trying to get smarter. Dickinson. D. is taking dictation on her boss's knee. Dickinson. K. and her Dick have finally tied the knot. Fish is now a highly successful salesman. Fitzgerald is leading his own band. Forget has taken over Hedda Hopper's column in Hollywood. Fox is the proud son-in-law of a noted Justice of the Peace. Galusha operates a prosperous farm of his own. Ganiev is second baseman for the Brooklyn Dodgers. Godfrey is in the fruit business selling Mullens . Haves is now radio's Sleepy Joe . Hazelton. quiet for years, has invented a rapid firing cap-pistol. Henderson is another Zane Grey, noted for his Western novels. Hopkins is dean of an exclusive girls' school. Hoskins is head nurse at Glens Falls Hospital. Kelleher is a permanent member of Little Canada . La Clair is heir to her father's grocery business. Lapltskv is modeling in New York. Lawler was elected the ideal father of I960. Lewis is principal at a backward school for forward children. Lindsav is trying to get rich quick on quiz programs. Mazle.ika is seen on billboards all over the country advertising that Ipana smile. Middleton has written a smash hit tune called The Giggle Polka . Newnam at the age of 72 is still trying to decide whether she wants to be a career girl or home maker. Nevens has taken over Norman Rockwell's job as magazine illustrator. Ogden is kept busy answering four-alarm fires. He's chief of the Sat's. 0'Hanlon is now a police woman in the Secret Service. Osgood has had a law passed which incorporates Smiths Basin into the village of Fort Edward. Pagano just discovered a new mold in his laboratory that will cure Romantic Fever. Robinson is advisor to the love-lorn for the Post Star. Ruggles is news photographer for a leading New York paper. Russell is a doctor specializing in diseases of the heart . Sanderspree is now decorating store windows at Saks Co.-5th Avenue. Smith is foreign correspondent for Quick magazine. Wetherbee has written a book on Babysitting with Twins . Wells spends her time in Florida trying to get a nice Brown tan. Wilkins has a job in an olive factory; she pushes the pimentos in with a paddle as they go by. Wood is working with Einstein on a new mathematical theory; he spends his leisure time doing number puzzles. UH0 3 WHO Elizabeth Bates Anne Kelleher June Smith Mary La Clair Anne O'Hanlon Jane Davidson Joyce Wells Jim Godfrey Jane Neven3 June Middleton Dorothy Dickinson Janet Canavan Judy Sanderspree Mary Ellen Cotter Beverly Forget Bette Copeland Norma Cronquist Ruth Hoskins Larry Bickford Vickie Borrowman Ruth Brislin Sue Hopkins George Galusha Janet Robinson Mary Caputo Joan Osgood Good Natured Smoothest Dressers Gum Chewers Beautiful Eyes Most Studious Nicest Hairdo Tomboyish Athletic Type Talkative Giggling Type Mathematical Smooth Dancers Talented Actors Quietest Flirtatious Tallest Shortest Mad Drivers Nicest Smile Musical Talent Agricultural Wittiest Industrious Out-of-town-interest Ransler Fox Jack Lawler Malcolm Ogden Don Lewis Paul Pagano Barbara Newnam Ella Wilkins Margaret Lapitsky Frank Baldwin Tom Chamberlain Howard Wood Charles Caruso Bill Wetherbee Daniel Hayes Joyce Hazelton David Ganley George Bennett Gilbert Ruggles Bob Russell Stanley Maziejka Tom Fitzgerald Bob Henderson Harris Lindsay Jesse Fish Kathleen Dickinson d V nTH GP1RD6 1st row 2nd rov. 3rd row Lth row 5th row 6th row Donald Curtis, Margaret LaCleir, Sharon Davidson, I'lilllem Davidson, Beatrice Perkins, Carole Powers, Edward Ryan, Constance Russell. Charlene Raymond, Barbara Harder, Marie Bunker, Patricia Bruce, Mary Ellen Kegen, Patricia LaFountain, Carol Lane, Rosunne Healy, Margaret Etu, Kay O'Connell, Maryann Pickett, Eleanor kaler. Mary Jane 3olton, Shirley Varmette, Elsie Harrington, Jeanette Rabine, Leona Debars, Beoty Pratt, Lillian Flores, Nancy Laaerach, Cassie Gifford, Marie DeGraw, Catherine Pierce, Eileen Murphy. Clyde Etu, Shirley V.'hite, Robert Morrill, Ethel Holt, Ruth KacDuff, Betty Jane Perkins, Carol Harrington, Janet Larabee, V,illiam Fish, Bsrbara Harrington. Arthur Fischer, John Roberts, Lynn Seville, '..alter Hammond, Adler Murray, Victor Middleton, Y.illis O'Connell, Gerald Clark, Clarence 'Woodard, Duane Turner, Paul Schroeder, YYarren Cutler, Robert Y.illiems, Robert Newell. Ronald Cadrette, Frank Lebrum, Joseph Reardon, Y.'illlem Hayward, Charles White, Joseph Lundgren, Ronald Morrill, Floyd Varney. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Student Council Class Officers Room 8 Michael Sheehan Beatrice Perkins Carole Powers Edward Ryan Constan Activities Room 9 William Davidson Sharon Davidson Margaret LaCleir Donald Curtis e Russell The two rooms had Halloween and Christmas parties. Homerooms were decorated attractively to carry out the party scheme. ■ EIGHTH GP1RD6 1st row 2nd row 3rd rov; i+th rov; 5th row otr. row Absent Joan Shaw, William Cravley, David !iills, Robert Sava0e, Y illiam Newell, Carole Bruso. Joar Cino, Nancy Woodcock, ;.:ary runoff, Carolyn Carpe ter, Jo Anne Johnson, Kay Burns, Catherine Morency. Robert Thor son, Ruth Taylor, Lor' f Sim: or.s, Anna iabrielle, Sally Maziejka, Fatricia Bennett, Z nenica Cicero, Patricia Blake, Carmela Cardinale. John Norman, Stephen lie ahem, Robert Tidd, Edmund Stevens, Samuel Sofia, John Iuliucci, Anthony CMillily, Fred Byers, Joseph Zeno, John Hervieux, Vincent Cardinale. John Varney, Richard Slavin, Lawrence Johnston, Dele Seville, Kenneth Godfrey, John Ke an, Christian Neshem, ?.:ichael de Montbrun, Flwyn Summer ( Uth ) Robert Taylor, Charles Raymond, Leo Lapitsky, Thomas Y,ilkins, William Mylott, Francis Flores. John O’Brien, Arlene Dumas, Robert Benway, Angela Iuliucci. Room 10 and 11 spent a 0reater part of the year preparin0 for their June recent exarinat ions. Still, they found time for classroom parties at Hallowe’en and Christmas. Room 10 elected 7.i 11 ian: Crawley as their chief executive while Fred Byers was Vice-President; Carole Fruso, Secretary; and Arlene Dumas, Treasurer. William Newell was elected President of Room 11. John O’Brien was Vice-President; Joan Shaw, Secretary; and Robert- Sava0e, Treasurer. David Mills acted as Student Council representative from both the homerooms. FT 6dmfln GLfldd 1st row Anne La Claire, Student Council - Phillip Trombley, President - Thomas Carpenter, Vice President-Patricia King, Treasurer and Secretary-Dorothy Casini.Huth Center and Dorothy Mammone. 2nd row Arlene Farr, Shirley Stewart, Elizabeth Lennon, Joane Reese, Mary Stowell, Yvonne Huntington, Agnes Quackenbush, Harriet Harrington. 3rd row Pheobe Arsenault, Carol Fish, nita Saville, Carmella Munoff, Ruth Philips, Catherine Godfrey, Jean Carpenter, Geraldine Payne, Joan Hall. 4th row Norma Moses, Patricia Smith, Joyce Middleton, Barbara Larabee, Angeline Shaver, Lola O'Connell, Helen Gould, Marjorie Hall, Ursula Caputo, Marilyn Harrington. 5th row Joyce Suddard, Janet McArther, Elaine Thompson, Virginia Chilson, Mary obinson, Susan Cutler, Shirley Gifford, Masisie Gifford, Angeline Gabriel. 6th row Allen Kennealy, Jack Arberger, Adrianne Prindle, Sandra McEwen, Beatrice Bickford, Patricia Caputo, Shirley Morency, Jane Chamberlain, Janet Bruso. 7th row John Cr.puto, Eugene Rutolo, Donald McDonald, Francis O'Hearn, Raymond Wood, William Cimo, 3ruce Davidson, Donald Martel, George Bowe. £th row Carl Ormsby, Dick Hopkins, Daniel Havern, James Borrowman, Leon Sleight, Stanley Green, Kurt Bramer, Robert Bates,, George Smatko, Ted Tidd. 60PH0n0R6 CLR65 1st row Barbara Powers, Nancy Lindsay, 'ary Mosher, Hastings Perkins, Duane Turner, Dennis Carroll, James Ryan. 2nd row Elena Savelis, Eliz Heth Kennedy, J an Osgood, Barbara Miner, Frances Caputo, • tricia Guerin, Lou sa Gabriel, Betty Barker, Nancy Hedger. 3rd row Marie DelSole, Mary Hurray, Joan voran, Marjorie Sanders, Carrie Semony, Margaret Morency, arjorie Ferry, Josephine Casini, Margaret Harrington. L-th row Richard Williams, Jean Ellis, Paul Henry, Richard Allen, Tommy Varmette, Robert K.tochik, Edward Douglas. 5th row Lloyd .- ells, Tommy Newell, Edwin Aiken, Edward Galusha, Floyd Dickinson, Duane Dubay, Anthony Cary, Edward Arcuri, Joseph Munoff, Paul Car enter, Jack Reese. 6th r-w Gordon Stockman, Elvin Matt, Frank La Sarso, Leo Altizio. 7th row Robert Pratt, Robert Fitzgerald, James Cr°aser, Edgar Die' inson, Frank Stahl. At their meeting this fall the Sophomore class elected Hastings ■-rkins as their : resident. Other officers elected were: Duane Turner, Vice-Hres d nt; Nancy Lindsay, Secret-ry; Mary Mosher, Treasurer; Dennis Carroll and James Ryan, Student Council representatives. The class held heir traditional :allowe n dance. Their JUNIOR GLR05 1st row 2nd row 3rd row 1+th row 5th row 6th row 7th row Florence Dewey, Barbara Carroll, Joe Kinu, Jack Sheehan, Donna Bruso, Clifford Cook, Muriel Mills. Catherine Gifford, Ruth LaFarr, Alice Hayes, Marion Ro0ers, Elaine Wood, Joyce Smith, Jean Dean. Jean Farr, Mary Frawley, Jayne Kin , Anne O'Hearn, Mary Smyth, Donna Priar. Beatrice Godfrey, Pat Cutler, Shirley Lo an, Mar0aret Korency, Betty Ann Trackeno, Mary Tucker, An eline Cicero, Cherie Woodcock. James Hilton, Bob Ellis, Alfonse Mamrone, Barbara West, Edward Greenwood, Loren Veils. Alan Lund ren, Daneil Lapitsky, Bob Brynes, Howard Henderson, Edmond Linindoll, Bill LaClair. Donald Corriveau, Andrew Esperti, John LaRouche, Burt Seville, Dominick Caputo, Leo Williams, Victor Gallo, Ralph Domenico. Kick LaSarso was not present for the picture. Officers are: President, Jack Sheehan; Vice-President, Joe Kin ; Secretary, Donna Bruso; Treasurer, Barbara Carroll; Student Council, Nick LaSarso and Muriel Mills. The bi event for the Juniors this year was the coming of the rin s. They were received in March. The prom was another bi , issue to be held on April 28. Kin0 and Queen will be chosen then. The Juniors with the help of the Seniors presented a Christmas Assembly. It was termed successful . lGWddlflW fiDDdJ ' 'WANT ADS I J Wanted - a preacher. Call K. Dickinson, J. Nevens, R. Hoskins, B. Russell, J. Godfrey, T. Chamberlain. Wanted - experienced writer with-out writer's cramp to sign report cards and write excuses. Apply at Rooms 1 and 1A. wanted - dye to cover up red hair. See Janet Robinson or Ella Wilkins. Wanted - position on Board of Education (to satisfy Ruth). LOST AND FOUND' ' Lost - a pair of size 13 shoes. If found contact Prank Baldwin. Lost - a wad of gum. Return to June Smith. Lost - One heart. If found return to Margaret Lapitsky. 'FOR SALE’1' Nuts - P.E.H.S. has plenty! One Soc ial Studies text book. See Mary Ellen Cotter. Wanted - a pair of ear muffs to be worn before classes and during 7th period. See Mrs. Holbrook. Wanted - A pair of stilts. Send to J udy Sanderspree. Wanted - A daily ride to Smith's Basin. Call Joan Osgood. Wanted - lesson in farming preferably on a Kingsbury farm. Contact Norma Cronquist. Wanted - one (type) writer. See Mary Caputo. Wanted - one Brown cow. Call Joyce Wells. One laugh. Contact Barbara Newnam. A car with a chauffeur--plenty of room for the whole gang. See Anne Kelleher. ' 'FOR RENT' ' Place for reading at Wagner's. Contact Don. Lewis. Rooms for rent—Rooms 1 and 1A. Tenants must be quiet. See Miss Hanna or Mrs. Holbrook. One class ring. Contact Thomas Fitzgerald. — -----.-XT?wrrss iss?r:? BILL'S MARKET CAPUTO LUMBER 187 Broadway Fort Edward • DEE'S LIQUOR STORE r Headquarters for { GRADUATION GIFTS . Phone 5-3872 L. W. HARRIS SONS DEPARTMENT STORE 108 Broadway Fort Edward Hudson Falls, New York MEAD'S FLORIST ) SEXTON BROTHERS Self Service Store ) Groceries — Meats and Produce ) 105 Broadway Fort Edward, N. Y. ALEXANDER AVRIN, M.D. 1 DR. F. J. McEWEN THE IDEAL SHOPPE ( ENGLANDER BROTHERS } Glens Falls, N. Y. 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