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

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1951 volume:

EDITORIAL STAFF 1st row John LaRouche, Sports Chairman; Alice Kayes, Typing Chairman; Nicholas LaSarso, Editor-In-Chief; Anne O'Hearn, Literary Chairman; Barbara Carroll, Circulation Chairman. 2nd row James Hilton, Photography Chairman; Cherie Woodcock, Art chairman; Dominick Caputo, Advertising Chairman. Any complaints about the yearbook? If so, this is the group to see. These literary geniuses??? are the big wheels of The Siren Staff of 1951• How often have we heard these phrases since this staff began operations— Editorial staff meeting tonight-everyone PLEASE attend. Come on kids, we've just got to get the Class Will done this week. Somebody's got to write the Class History. We've lost two pictures again. Sometimes we wondered if the yearbook was ever going to be written and sent to the printers. Then one lucky day, everything was finished—the last word y ritten, the last order taken, the last advertisement handed in, the last sports information handed in, the last picture drawn, the last page typed, and the last photograph taken. As a result of the hard work of the editonax staff, their assistants, and the co-operation and valuable aid given to this staff by Mr. John Skaden, Miss Mary Blackall, Miss Doris Fitzpatrick, and Mrs. Dorothy Holbrook, The Siren, —1951, is a success. DEDICATION ',7e will always remember The twinkle of yoar eyes. The sweetness of your smiles. The tenderness of your sighs. '.Ye'll hear your voice In the whispering breeze, 17e will hear your laughter In the swaying trees. v e will see your face In the evening star. As you look down From your home afar. Yes, we'll remember While you're away And we'll keep praying To meet you again someday. Betty Pratt FACULTY 1st row Holbrook, Russell, Griffin, Rea, Skaden. 2nd row Cronin, Nolan, Finn, Wrigley, Sholes, Horrmann, Munson. 3rd row Hickey, Chase, Boucher, Brislln, Finn, Canavan, Maloney, Harmon. )(.th row Sheehan, D. Fitzpatrick, Cain, LaFarr, Etu, Rourke, Rogers, Goldman, Hanna, Leonard. Sth row Yarter, Coombs, Davis, Dupuis, Hopkins. Camera shy: Bowe, Wagner, Green, Wright, Katochik, M. Fitzpatrick. We, the Class of 1951� wish to extend our gratitude to the members of the faculty of the Fort Edward Public Schools for their guidance, understanding, sincerity, and co-operation. M iLLS Lfl Jouc. HL- Wtsr Xx t .'■k - Lu 0 This cLock is H5 NiwurfS Fbvt Lnof KSo HW l 7 No Caass NU E rt'VG Took y G £0_K S O'HEUfW 3'iShOP She chan! CLASS 0FFCE.R5 John Edward Sheehan Jack You're not the only pebble on the beach. Photography Club 1,2; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Press Club 2,3, 4; Dramatics Club 2; Sophomore Dance Committee; Forum 2; Choir 2,3,4; Ring Committee 3; Usher at Graduation 3; Prom Committee 3; Class President 3,4; Junior Prom Committee; Football 3,4; Class Trip 4; Senior Play Cast. Class joker. Popular. Never takes a drink stronger than milk. Flashy basketball player. V hat happened to South Glens Falls? Barbara Joan Carroll Barb There never was a saint with red hair. Class Treasurer 1,2,3; Choir 1,2,3,4; Forum 2; Press Club 2,3,4; Dramatics Club 2; Gym Demonstration 2,3; Junior Prom Queen; Junior Prom Committee; Library Club 3 4; Usher at Senior Play 3j Usher at Graduation; Trip to Lake Placid 3, Girls' State Delegate 3; Class Secretary 4; Senior Play Cast; Senior Trip; Editorial Staff of Yearbook. Pretty red hair. Jerk(soda). Loves the name John. Sophistication plus in her glasses. Made a pretty Prom Queen. Nicholas Francis LaSarso Susco I'm very fond of the company of ladies. Track 1,2; Class President 2; Press Club 2,3,4; Forum 2; Library Club 2; Choir 2,3,4; J.V. Basketball 2,3; J.V. Football 2; Football Manager 4; Baseball Manager 3; French Club 3; Boys' State Representative 3; Ring Committee 3; Intramural Basketball 3,4; Assistant Editor of Siren 3; Student Council 3; Vice-President 4; Dramatics Club 2; Gym Exhibition 2; Junior Prom Committee 3; Advertising Committee 2; Senior Play Cast; Senior Trip; Editor-in-Chief of Siren. New day, new girl. Seems to have a mind for figures. Perfect Gilmore in Senior Play. Romeo of '51. Donna Marie Bruso Don Speak low if you speak love. Class Vice-President 1; Cheerleading 1,2,3; Intrar.urals 1; Junior Prom Committee 3; Junior Prom Attendant 3; Class Secretary 3; Usher for Graduation 3; Gym Demonstration 3; Press Club 4; Library Club +; Sophomore Dance Committee; Class Treasurer 4; Senior Trip Ipana Smile. Everybody's friend. Loves to eat. Will be a wonderful housewife. SENIOR 51UOFNT COUNCIL Joseph Earl King Mo The lion is not as fierce as they paint him. Track 2,3,1+; Football 1,2; Basketball 3,4; Library Club 2,3; Press Club 3,4; student Council President 4; Vice-President of Class 3; Ring Committee 3; Photography Club 1; Manager of Football 3; Prom Committee 3; Washin0ton Trip, Coach's prodigy. Likes the Point. Never seen without Carpenter. Quiet???? Alice Kathleen Hayes Al Happiness is speechless. Cheerleadin6 3,4; Gym Demonstration 2,3; Usher at Senior Play 3; Usher at Graduation 3; Senior Play Committee 4; Senior Trip 4; Prom Attendant 3; Student Council 1,2,4; Tickets Please 1,2; Library Club 1,2; Press Club 4; Editorial Staff 4; Junior Prom Committee 3. Tender, slender, and small. Loves riding on the players bus. Adorable blue eyes. Y.onderful disposition. She loves t: e navy. William Joseph LaClair Bill A Frenchman must be always talking whether he knows anythin0 of the matter or not. Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Basketball 3; Press Club 1,2,3; Vice-President of Press Club 4; Library Club 1,2; Photography Club 1,2,4; Gym Demonstration 2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Washington trip 4. Social Studies brain. Loves the Irish now. Is a hard working man. Never a dull moment with Bill around. Jeannette Theresa Albert 1S| Carpy ■L Nor time, nor space, nor deep, nor high, can .:eep my own away from me. Press Club 1,2; Library Club 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Volley ■ Ball 1,2; Dramatics Club 1,2; Basoball 1; Spring Gym Demonstration 2; 'Washington Trip; Senior Play Cast and Committee. Snappy dresser. Always talking about Carpy. Great basket ball player, ill make a cute airline hostess. Patricia Christina Albert Pat Love me little, love me long. Library Club 1,2; Senior play Committee. She’s engaged. Has trouble with ringing in her ears (Wedding bells). Poor Bob’s car now that pat has learned (?) to drive. Quiet until you know her. Elizabeth Ann Bishop Liz My heart is like a singing bird. Band l,2,3,)fj Glee Club 1,2,3,if! Orchestra 1,2,Ip; Senior Play Cast; Senior Trip: Junior Prom Committee 3; Spring Gym Demonstration 2,3,45 Usher at Graduation and Senior Play 3; Intramurals 1,2,3, if Loves to laugh, sing, and be merry. Class athlete. Good musician. Keeps you in stitches. Busy all the time. Is subject to fits of giggles while driving car (or poor Ur. Coombs out of his wits). Robert Stickney Brynes Bob Keep quiet and people will think you are a philosopher. Choir 2,)f; Press Club if; Noon hour Club 2,3; Photography Club If. Easy-going. Never does his homework. Girls don’t exist in his live. Easy to get along v ith. Loves to drive his father's car. Dominick Francis Caputo Dom The good and wise lead quiet lives. Press Club 1,2,3, ; Library Club 1,2,3, $ Dramatics Club Forum 3, ; Forum Officer ; Tickets Please 3; Prom Committee 3; Historical Club ; Photography Club +; Senior Play Committee ; Gym Demonstration; U.N. Contest 3, Washington Trip 4. Class salesman. Very friendly. Always pestering the girls. Nice eyes. Always writing on the blackboards. Supplies class with gum. Angela Lena Cicero Angie What passion cannot music rise and quiet? Glee Club 1,3Orchestra 1,2,3, +; Press Club 2,3, ; Library Club 2,3, ; Photography Club 2; Junior Prom Committee 3; Band 3,4; Forum 3, ; Tickets Please 3; Senior Play Committee; Washington Trip . Loves her violin. Had a good time in Washington. Always smiling. Good sport. Likes basketball. Donald James Corriveau Jake There is no great genius without a tincture of madness. Football 1,2,3, ; Track 1,2; Choir 2,3, ; Library Club 2,3,4; Gym Demonstration 3; Forum 2; Press Club 2,3, ; Baseball 3, Photography 2,3, ; Senior Trip . Loves the Freshman Class. Likes the hill. Always late for school. The brains of the Physics Class. Patricia Mae Cutler Pat Good things come in small packages. Usher for Spring Concert 2; Glee Club 3, ; Press Club 3, ; Tickets Please 3, +, Usher for Graduation 3, Junior Prom Committee 3; Usher for Senior Play 3, Gy™ Demonstration 3; Treasurer of Athletic Association; Senior Play Committee 4; ashington Trip . Loves Chicken dinners. Always giggling. Petite. Cute kid. Hangs around Charlie's. Seems to enjoy working for the Coach. Malvina Maj ie Demers Dinah I never like being hit without striking back. Press Club 3; Noon Hour Club 3,If. Always talking. Speaks her own mind. Good disposition. Always seen with her brother Ray. Likes television. Florence Anne Dewey Flossie Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Forum 3,4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Gym Demonstration 3; TripV°r °raduation 3; Senior Play Cast 4; Washington Always out for a good time. Good worker. Sheehan's partner in crime. Has a smile for everybody. Ralph Joseph DiDomenico Jr. Ralphie The reward of a thing well done is to have done it. Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Choir 2.1.ii Track i o ciitteeb 11Ki’2,r'i|; re3S Club 3� ; Juni°r Prom ’ Committee 3, Ring Committee 3; Library Club 4; Dramatics V'aahin;i-nnt aTUr]alST4n 3asketba11 Exhibition 2; Washington Trip 4; Literary Staff 4; Senior Play Cast. Future ki?3 Wavy halr Lovea science, suture M.D. Likes his music class. Cupid of the Class. Robert Herbert Ellis Bob Even if a farmer intends to loaf, he gets up in time to get an early start. Library Club 1,2,3; Press Club 4 Noon Hour Club 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; Good square dancer, milk boy at noon, around. Fools around with Howard. Efficient Little boy, but you always know he's Andrew John Esperti Andy” Good health and aood sense are two of life's greatest blessings, Library Club 1,2,3,1 .; Press Club 1,2,3,1 � Junior Prom Committee 3; Advertising Committee; Senior Play Committee; Senior Activity Committee; Football 2,3: Baseball Manager; Track 1,2; Forum 2,3,1 .; Intramurals 3,4; Senior Trip; Sophomore Halloween Committee, Has a great interest in the Junior Class, Good looking. Second Ricardo Montalban. Snappy dresser. Sheehan?a right hand man. Jean Esther Farr Shortie The highest of distinctions is service to others. Library Club 1,2,1 .; Dramatics Club 1,2; Forum 3,4; Spring Demonstration 2,3; Prom Committee 3; Senior Activity Committees; Tickets Please 2,3,1 . Seems to favor Connecticut (and the people in it). Comes frdm Glens Falls. Always with Lizzie Bates. Spends third period transcribing shorthand notes. Always has a good word for everyone. Mary Ethel Frawley Merf Let a fool hold his tongue and he will pass for a sage. Glee Club 1; Gym Demonstration 1,2; Library Club 2,3,1 ; Intramurals 1,2,3; Forum 3,1 ; United Nations Contest 3,1 ; Commencement Committee 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Tickets Please 1 ; Press Club Treasurer 1 ; Senior Play Cast. Efficiency plus Made a cute leading lady in the Senior Play. Quiet till you know her. Is there a man in her life? Always around when you need her. Catherine Mary Gifford Cathy Nothing can be produced from nothing. Library Club 1 ; Ticketr Please 1 ; Forum 1 ; Choir 1,1 ; Junior Prom Committee 3; Senior Play Committee 1 J Washington Trip. Champion candy seller of the Senior Class. Has big birthday parties. Always with Mary Ethel. Beatrice Marie Godfrey Trixie The only way to have a friend is to be one. Press Club 1,2,3, +; Library Club 3j Tickets Please 2,3, +; Photography 2; Prom Committee 3; Physical Ed. Demonstration; Usher for Senior Play; Usher for Graduation Exercises; Senior Play t; Washington Trip b. Loves her China -ware. Never know she's around. Quiet?? Betty Joanne Goldman Goldie Nothing is more to a man than a blonde. Textile Club 1; Dramatics Club 2; Intramurals 2,3; Noon-Hour Club 2,3,m-; Choir 2,1 ; Gym Demonstration 2,3; Senior Play Committee H-; Senior Trip. Gives all the boys a break; loves to ride home from games in a certain car; at church meetings, she seems to spend most of her time in the kitchen!i iI Kenneth Lawrence Hayward Larry Life is an empty dream. Football 1,2,3,it; Track 1,2,3,it; Library Club 1,2,3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Press Club � t; Photography 4-: Senior Trip. ’ Seems to like Prospect Street; Tries to promote his father's business; loves the family car; takes all the kids home, including the one on Prospect Street. Howard Wallace Henderson Howie He is never less at leisure than when at leisure. Noon Hour Club l,2,3, t: Basketball 2 Committee t; Senior Trip. ,3A; Senior Play Shy?? Handsome; never has his own paper. What happened to Schuylerville?? His latest interest(?) seems to be in Glens Falls. His grin is ready, and a more friendly guy could not be found than Howie. Robert Earl Henry Bob To do two things at once is to do neither. Football 1,2,4; Press Club 2,3,4. Dramatics Club 3,4. Loves to sleep. Every girl envies his wavy hair. Going to be a Social Studies teacher (Ohi yeah). Always pestering somebody. James Fredrick Hilton Jimmy A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. Noon Hour Club 1,2,3,4 Library Club 2,3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Halloween Dance Committee 2; Photography Club 4; Editorial Staff 4; Washington Trip 4 Class camera bug. Hides in the dark room. Always seen with Leo. Seems to like Soup. What's his latest interest in the Junior Class? Jayne Alice King Jaynie An Irishman is never at peace except when he is fighting. Choir 1,2,3,4; Press Club 3,4 (Publicity Chairman 3); Forum 2; Cheerleading 2,3,4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Senior Play usher 3; Usher at Graduation 3; Dramatics Club 2; Gym Demonstration 2,3,4; Hockey Intramurals 3; Vice-President 2; Library Club 2,3,4; Ring Committee 3; Washington Trip 4; Senior Play Cast 4 Trying to find a future in the funeral business. Nice dancer. Talkative. Lots of fun. Lawrence James LaFarr Lippy He is a second Hercules. Varsity Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Senior Play Cast 4; Senior Trip 4; Gy 1 Exhibition 2,3; Baseball 1,2,3. Which home permanent does he use?? Class's top athlete. Smooth and dashing. Romeo of the class. Smooth dresser. Daniel Lapitsky Dan No wealth like a quiet mind. Loves Leo's car. Has a smile Tor everybody. Nice singer. A confirmed bachelor. John Jacob LaRouche Pete Young fellows will be young fellows. Track 3,hi Football 3,hi Basketball 3; Intramural Basketball 3,u; Press Club 3 hi Gym Exhibition 3; Sports Editor of Siren Ip; Senior Trip hi Senior Play Ip; Junior Prom Committee 3� A real he-man voice. Gets alonb with everybody. Variety is the spice of life. Love that haircut. Edmond Louis Linendoll Ed The quarrels of lovers are the renewals of love. Noon Hour Club l,2,3� lp; Basketball 2,3,Ip; Washington Trip lp. Whiz on the basketball court. Thinks he'll go West. Wavy hair. Spends a lot of time on Notre Dame Street. Pals around with Howard. Shirley Anne Logan Shirl There is no place more delightful than home. Library Club 1,2; Forum 3,ip; Washington Trip lp. Why does she spend so much time in Argyle??? Looks nice in bangs. Quiet. Staunch Republican. Nice kid. Alphonse Paul Mammone Al Nothing is so difficult but that it may be found out by seeking. Photography 1,2,3,!+; Dramatics 2; Band 3j Press Club !+; Senior Play !+; Washington Trip !+; Basketball Manager !+. Loves to argue and pester the girls. Managed the basketball team. Drives around in his father’s car. Half-pint. Muriel Newton Mills Mills When love was false and I was full of care. Choir 1,2,3,!+; Library Club 2,3 (President 3); Orchestra 3; Press Club 3 ; Intramurals 2,3; Student Council 3; Junior Prom Attendant and Committee 3; Gym Demonstration 2,3,!+; Washington Trip !+; Senior Play Committee +. Likes the Sophomores (Don?). Tries to play Canasta. Smartest girl in the Solid Geometry Class. Gets along with all the teachers. I I Margaret Anne O'Hearn Clancy He who drives slow, drives wise. Press Club 2,3,!+; Secretary !+; Library Club 2,3,!+; Vice-President 3; Forum 2,3,!+; Treasurer !+; Junior Prom Committee; Publicity Chairman; Usher at Senior Play 3; Usher at Graduation 3; Girls' State Delegate 3? Gym Demonstration 2,3,!+; Intramurals 2; Sophomore Dance Committee 2; Washington Trip !+; Editorial Staff of Siren !+. Hot Rod Happy. Always taking Scholarship exams, with a friendly smile. Refuses to wear high heels, real Irish lass. Tall A Donna Lee Priar Priar Many receive advice, few profit by it. Library Club 2,3,!+; Softball Intramurals 2; Junior Prom Committee 3; Senior Play Usher 3; Hockey Intramurals 3; Volleyball Intramurals 3; Usher at Commencement; Press Club M-; Washington Trip +. Quiet. Likes to take walks in the Woods. Always with Mills. Has two class rings. Marion Elizabeth Rowers Ginger There is no fury like a women searching for a new lover. Prom Committee 3; Usher for Graduation 3; Gym Demonstration 3,U; Press Club 3,1+; Library Club 3,]+; Forum 3; Forum Secretary 1+; History Club Secretary 1+; Noon Hour Club 3,l+. Always talking about Howard. Forever arguing with the coach. Never seen with her mouth closed. Burt Alfred Seville Burt We reckon hours and minutes to dollars and cents. Paper boy. Extra-ordinary best seller fan. Loves to play his guitar. Rides around on his motor bike. Joyce Evelyn Smith Joyce As the saying is, I have got a wolf by the ears. Pen Pal Club 1; Intramurals 1,2,3; Radio Club 1; Pageant 1,2; Gym Demonstration 2; Noon Hour Club 2,3,ii; Library Club 3,1+5 Prom Committee 3. ’ 3 Loves her Bob. Glens Falls girl. Always talking in English Class. Hates 6ym. Easy to et alon with. Mary Margaret Smyth Mary Better be happy than wise. Press Club 3,k; Library Club 2,3,1+; Gym Demonstration 2, 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Usher at Graduation 3; Washington Trip 1+; Ring Committee 3; Senior Play 1+. Always chewing gum. Loves to tease everybody, especially Hayward. Wonderful sense of humor. Had a good time in Washington. t ft Mary Ellen Tucker Maowy Whatever Is worth doing at all. Is worth doing well. Forum 3� U; Library 3.I4.; usher at Graduation 3; Press Club ij.; Senior Trip I4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Noon Hour Club I4.. Always has her homework done. Everybody's little helper. Likes to talk on the telephone. Doesn't like the long rides home from school when she has to go on the bus. Kenneth Rolland Williams Ken Handsome is that handsome does. J.V. Track 1,2; Varsity Track 3,l±; Cross Country 3; J.V. Football ip; Intramural Basketball 1,2; Varsity Basketball ij.; Senior Trip I4.; Dramatics Club 1. Quiet. Has a beautiful smile. Loved those rides home from ball games. Speaks to everyone. Snappy dresser. Never heard complaining about anything. Barbara Jane West Barb Love is the coldest of critics. Band 1,2,3,14.; Library Club 1; Choir I,!;.; Orchestra 2; Dramatics Club 2; Senior Trip I4.; Senior Activity Committee I4.. Wagner's right hand girl. Loads of fun. Always laughing. Real Cute. Friend to everyone. Looked forward to the Senior Trip for more reasons than one. Loren Ashton Wells Jasper The good and wise led quiet lives. Noon Hour Club 1,2,3,14.; Basketball 2,3,1;.; Track 3,1;.; Vice-president Noon Hour Club 3; Fbotball I4.. Doesn't ever get caught chewing gum!?? Wonderful basketball player. Quiet??? Likes to catch girls falling down subway stairs. Seems to like everyone. Leo Williams Briar In thy face I see the map of honor, truth and loyalty. Noon Hour Club 1,2,3,hi Photography Club 1; Library Club 1,2,3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Senior Trip 4 Dreamy eyes. Likes the family car. Nice personality. Easy going. Always has his homework done. Likes bookkeeping,. Elaine Joan Wood Woody Show me a hero and I will write a tra gedy. Press Club 2,i+j Library Club 2,3,hi Student Council 2; Gym Demonstration 2,3; Cheerleading 3,h-i French Club Vice-President 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Washington Trip 4; Usher for Commencement. Good kid. Loves to drive the car. the field. Doesn't use peroxide. Good student. Plays Cherie' Jane Woodcock Jay Beware of entrance to a quarrel. Band 1,2,3,1+; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Choir i+i Noon Hour Club 1,2; Library Club 1,2,3,4; Press Club 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Intramurals 1; Forum 3,4; All-State Sectionals 2,3; Siena Clinic Band 2,3,4 Oratoricel Contest 3� Class Orator. Loves to ar ue. hrs. Russell's pet. (?) Likes to travel. (To Lake George) CLASS SONG Pond memories we shall recall Of all the fun we've had With teachers, books and friends so dear And classes good and bad. Prom Freshmen green to Sophomores gay Next--Juniors bright and jolly Class rings, the prom—our king and queen And then our Senior folly. The football games—our grand old team The chance to raise our money To help us prove our Senior trip Which proved to be a honey. But now at last we near the end Of cherished high school days Our Alma Mater Fort Edward High For You we'll sing our praise. Words by Ralph DiDomenico (To tune of Auld Lang Syne) CLA6S POEM Four years ago in � L7 We entered here as timid Freshmen Wandering in halls and getting passes-- Our hayride was fun for lads and lasses. Proud Sophomores we then became; Our Halloween Party brought us fame. The Junior Year brought our prom and ring With all the joy this year could bring. Here we are, we finally made it I The name of Senior we truly merit; In choir we sing, at games we yell- V e rush to the door at the ring of the bell. Our homework is such that requires some thought; It's easier to copy if we don't get caught. Our lockers are stuffed with papers and pencils- But when we're in class we have no utensils. The life of a Senior is gay and carefree Each dance, each game a treasured memory. As the hour approaches for graduation Our hearts are filled with jubilation. We the Class of '5l Have fought the battle and have won; We've had our fun and trouble, too. And now, dear Juniors, it's up to yout Anne O'Hearn CLASS WILL The Class of 1951 of the Port Edward High School, of the town of Fort Edward, in the county of Washington, in the state of New York of the United States of America, supposedly of sound mind and body do hereby make, publish and declare This our last Will and Testament: J. Albert wills her fondness for football players to Joan Moran. P. Albert wills her work at the Grand Union to anyone who wants to work. E. Bishop wills her laugh to Mary Murray. D. Bruso wills her Job as Treasurer to any Junior foolish enough to want it. R. Brynes wills his quietness to Paul Henry. D. Caputo wills his ability to plan programs to the Junior members of the Forum. B. Carroll wills her red hair to Betty Barker. A. Cicero wills her talent as a violinist to Barbara Powers. D. Corriveau wills his persistence at sports to Joe Munoff. P. Cutler wills her secretarial ability to Franny Caputo. M. Demers wills her ’’love of gym class to Marie DelSole. F. Dewey wills her ability to be late for school to Jean Ellis. R. DiDomenico wills his curly hair to Dennis Carroll. R. Ellis wills his quietness in homeroom to Bobby Matochik. A. Esperti wills his trips to Hudson Falls to Bobby DeGraw. J. Farr wills her daily bus ride to Nancy Hedger. M. Frawley wills her collection of dramatic speeches to Johnny Caputo. C. Gifford wills her shortness to Elena Savelis. 3. Godfrey refuses to will her nickels to anyone. B. Goldman wills her blonde hair to Nancy Starratt. A. Hayes leaves the Hudson Falls fellas to the Hudson Falls girls. L. Hayward wills his ability to break hearts to Paul Carpenter. H. Henderson wills his height to Jimmy Ryan. J. Hilton wills his ability to hide in the darkroom to anybody who wants to get away from teachers. Ja. King wills her seat on the players' bus to Betty Ives. Jo. King wills his love for girls to Jack Reese. B. LaClair wills his map of Notre Dame Street to Hastings Perkins. L. LaFarr wills his sleepiness in class to Frank LaSarso. D. Lapitsky wills his love for the country to Lloyd Wells. J. LaRouche wills hi3 basketball ability to Bobby Pratt. N. LaSarso wills the Hudson Transportation Company to anyone who has a girl- friend out of town. E. Linendoll wills his love for Barbs to Eddy Douglas. S. Logan refuses to will Argyle to anyone. A. Mammone wills his love for Social Studies to Ed Arcuri. M. Mills wills her a-Bill-ity in mathematics to Buddy Matt. A. O'Hearn wills her winning smile to Nancy Lindsay. D. Priar wills her love of electricity and electricians to the Physics Class M. Rogers refuses to will her love for cadets to anyone. B. Saville wills the waves in his hair to any girl who wants them. J. Sheehan wills himself to any girl who wants him. J. Smith wills her bookkeeping ability to Margaret Morency. M. Smyth wills her ability to drive to Kenny Travers. M. Tucker wills her ability to get along with Mrs. Russell to Billy Cimo. L. Wells wills his speediness to Frank Butler. B. West wills her love for the country to Helen Ann Suprenant. K. Williams will3 his height to Kurt Bramer. L. Williams wills his love on Burgoyne Avenue to Don Beadleston. E. Wood wills her love for Dons to Barb Miner. C. Woodcock wills her ability as chairman of the Forum to Sue Cutler. junioR proid PROM QUEENB. CARROLL PROM KINGtJ.SHEEHAN CLASS ROSTER Name Allas Favorite Sa ing Usually Found J. Albert Carpy Ohl Ky Goodness. With Tommy. p. Albert Pat I've got to go to work. At the Grand Union. E. Eishop Liz George I In one of the music de- Don partments. D. Bruso That's what Don said. With Don. R. Brynes Bob What's up? At Jake's House. D. Caputo Dorn Coming to Forum tonight? Eating. E. Carroll Barb Has anybody got any gum? Woodcock's Drugstore. A. Cicero Angie Hey Liz, got your chemistry In one of the music de- D. Corriveau Jake done? partments. I haven't got my homework Study hall during English done, Mrs. Russell. Class. P. Cutler Pat Oh stop it, you kids! At Charlie's. M. Demers Dinah Are you braggin'? Caputo's Store. F. Dewey Flossie Stop it, RalphieI With Barbara Muriel. R. DiDomenico Ralphie Will you marry me? Charlie Woodcock's or on the hill. R. Ellis Elbow Got your homework done? Home. A. Espertl Andy Where's Sheehan? Where Sheehan is. J. Farr Shorty I thought I'd die laughing. Trying to locate Liz . M. Frawley Merf I'll give ya a shot in the Waiting for Cricket Farr head. and Lizzie Bates. C. Gifford Cathy Come on Mary Ethel, we'll Ives' Restaurant. be late B. Godfrey Trixie Surprise! Surprise! With Alice. S. Goldman Goldie Ill, Stupid! With Maowy. A. Kayes Blackie Iley, wait for me! Home???? L. Hayward Larry I'm not doing anything. 'With Pete at Church. H. Henderson Howie How'd you come to notice it? Running around. R. Henry Bob Awl Cut it out, willya! Woodcock's. J. Hilton Jimmy Oh! Nuts. In Jack's room. Ja. King Jaynie Ohl Josephine. Charlie's. Jo. King Mo Hi, Frenchle. Hudson Falls. V.'. LaClair Bill Whammol Bumming to Glens Falls. L. LaFarr Lippy Hi! Beautiful. At the Pit . D. Lapitsky Dan Yeah? On the farm. J. LaRouche Pete Let's get some Pizza. At Sheehan's house. N. LaSarso Susco Anybody seen Sheehan? Wherever there is a pretty girl. E. Linendoll Ed Where we going tonight? Notre Dame St. S. Logan Shirl Oh, dearl South Glens Falls. A. Mammone Al It's 6 o'clock, Burt. Mac's. M. Mills Mills I'm hungry. Copying Mary's lessons??? A. 0 Hearn Clancy Who's got my locker key? ’Walking up the hill. D. Priar Priar Really! I don't care. Mills' house. M. Rogers Ginger Writing letters. B. Savllle Burt Come on down and peddle Playing his guitar. your papers. J. Sheehan Jack Why isn't Ireland in the ' here there are girls. United Nations? J. Smi th Joyce Are you asking or telling me?1937 Ford. M. Smyth Mary You don't say! Roaming around. M. Tucker Maowy Not me? With Betty. L. ’Jells Jasper Fiddle! Walking home. B. West Stretch Who said that? On the farm on the West River Road. K. Williams Ken It's better to be an hour Flirting with a certain early than a minute late. Cheerleader. L. Williams Briar For the love of Mike. On the farm. E. Wood Woody Holy Moses! Next door. C. Woodcock Jay Are you insinuating? On the telephone. NAME PET He.TE PET LOVE FAVORITE SONG J. Albert Catty girls Tomcats Dream a Little Dream of Me P. Albert Homework Reading Count Every Star E. Bishop Lazy people Musical peoole After You've Gone D. Bruso Troublemakers Everybody knows Till the End of Time R. Brynes English Cars Too Fat Polka D. Caputo Speaking in front of class Selling hot dogs Thinking of You B. Carroll People who don't laugh My own sundaes Olil Johnny! A. Cicero Being band librarian Chemistry Music, Music, Music D. Corrlveau Girls School You and Your Eyes of Blue P. Cutler Showoff3 Chickens I Wanna Be Loved By You M. Demers Seriousness A good Joke Enjoy Yourself F. Dewey Short noonhours Driving lessons You're Just In Love R. DiDomenico Silly girls Music What Is This Thing Called Love R. Ellis Study halls Motor vehicles Goodnight Irene A. Esperti Teasing Girls Hi! Numbers J. Farr Filing reports in Judges office Harley Davidsons White Cliffs of Dover M. Frawley Chalk soueaking on blackboard A dog named Bab-o Molasses Molasses C. Gifford Macbeth Bubble gum I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles B. Godfrey Concleted people Nickols After Graduation Day B. Goldman Party lines Tall oeoole Teasin' A. Kayes Boys????? Dancing My Heart Cries For You L. Hayward Girls???? Eating How Dry I Am H. Henderson Bumpy dirt roads Driving Once Upon A Time R. Henry Girls Eating Hoxv Dry I Am J. Hilton Girls Cameras Mrs. Murphy's Chowder Ja. King Long walks home Fighting with Joe King It Isn't Fair Jo. King Girls Pestering girls Someday W. LaClair Cherries Red heads Red Head L. LaFarr Hot Rods Women My Heart Cries For You 1). Lapitsky Dancing Hot Roding Hot Rod Race J. LaRouche S.G.F. Ralphie1s car Peg O' My Heart N. LaSarso Sheehan's Jokes Newspapers There's Nothing Like A Dame E. Linendoll Blue Fords West-erns Barbara Allen S. Logan Fcople telling me to go on a diet. Argyle Patricia A. hammone Comoetition Driving Hot Rod Race K. Mills Iceman Football players My Heart Cries For You A. O'Hearn Joe King's persistant Key, Frenchie! Arguing with Bill LaClair Tennessee Waltz D. Priar Carrying books home Vacation Candy Cake K. Rogers Square Dancing Clarke candy bars My Heart Crie3 For You E. Seville Reckless Drivers Western Music Blue8 Stay Away From Me J. She ehan Hick 8 beard People who laugh at my jokes Two Loves Have I J. Smith Certain toys Bob Candy Cake M. Smyth Boys Kidding Mona Lisa M. Tucker Diamonds Waiting on street corners Tennessee Waltz L. Wells English Basketoall Driftwood on the River B. West Foot(e)ball Linen dolls The Farmer in the Dell K. Williams Being on time Talking about track If L. Williams Slowpoke drivers Women drivers Sunday Driving E. Wood Reckless drivers Driving I'll Walk Alone??? C. Woodcock Bills George Cherie WAIT’N SEE I WHO'S WHO Jayne King Jeannette Albert Anne O'Kearn Donna Priar Pat Cutler Barbara Carroll Elizabeth Bishop Marion Rogers Donna Bruso Mary Ethel Prawley Bob Brynes Mary Tucker Elaine Wood Cherie Woodcock Muriel Mills Angela Cicero Mary Smyth Alice Hayes Beatrice Godfrey Pat Albert Barbara West Florence Dewey Betty Goldman Shirley Logan John LaRouche Best Dancers Smoothest Dressers ■Tallest Shortest Nicest Smile Reddest Hair Noisiest Class Flirts Most Tomboyish Best Athletes Shyest Studious Best Drivers Most Ambitious Prettiest Hair Most Talented Wittiest Most Beautiful Eyes Quietest Sleepiest Romeo and Juliet Thinnest Class Salesmen Greatest out-of-town interest Most Argumentive Nick LaSarso Ralph DiDomenico Howard Henderson Kenny Williams Dan Lapitsky Donald Corrlveau Bill LaClair Joe King Malvina Demers Loren Wells Larry Hayward Alfonse Mammone Leo Williams Andy Esperti Larry LaFarr Jimmy Hilton Jack Sheehan Dominick Caputo Burt Saville Bob Henry Ed Linendoll Joyce Smith Catherine Gifford Jean Farr Bob Ellis ( NEWi FLA5HL5 We received the following news from completely reliable(??) sources, and present it in an uncensored and unbiased manner. This is Station F.E.H.S. broadcasting from the halls of Fort Edward High School. We hear that Jeannette Albert, Donna Bruso and Donna Priar remained true to those certain people back home.......ask Alice Hayes why her sudden interest in the Navy........is it true that Bea Godfrey and Kenny Williams were great friend3 on the trip?.......,how come the top tune on Pete's hit parade is Once In Love With Amy ?.......why couldn't Jaynie go to the party Easter Sunday Night?........where and with whom did Jack spend his evenings in Washington?........Cherie tell us about Johnny's telephone calls; whom did Larry LaFarr buy the teddy bear for? we'll tell you if he won't...... ask Smyth about her subway accident (who was there to protect her?--ask Lornle)........Has Liz recovered irom her gym exhibition in the hotel hall? we have inside information that Ralphie has accepted the position as house dick at the Hotel Annapolis.......we wonder if Angie, Mary Ethel and Catherine were as quiet as they seemed to be (we doubt it)........Andy would make a good mother—he got his experience in 'Washington—ask us if you don't already know what we mean.........tell us, Anne 0. and Barb C. about the wonderful floor show you saw at the Hotel Roosevelt—and now Nickie and Howard tell us about the check........did Larry Hayward spend all of his time with Gordon?........ask Shirley if she liked the show at Radio City..........we never knew what a ladies' man Loren was until he got in New York, we do now .did Mary and Jake enjoy themselves on the trip? we thin1- they did........... ..we wonder if A1 has heard from Ruth yet—somebody else has, right Nick?.... we thought Leo and Bobby E. were on the quiet side—now we know the truth.... ...who did Muriel write all of those letters to???..........Dom, who were you with on the bus coming home???........Elaine, tell us how you mana e to meet such cute fellows.......have you taken up cigar smoking for good yet, Bobby Brynes?.......those were pretty flashy unmentionables we saw when your suitcase opened unexpectedly outside the hotel, Bill......ask Flossie how her coke???was at Dixon's........boy, did Jimmy Hilton make out like mad with a certain somebody from Bolton Landing........ask Pat Cutler about the corsage she received........at least Barb W. and Ed. L. came back on speaking terms— that's more than we can say for some others........Joe King knows how to get around wherever he is—Y ashington, N.Y., or elsewhere. That's all for now, folks. Thanks for listening. Tune in again next year for the latest news. V7e would like to add that any connection between these people and the Fort Edward Seniors is purely and deliberately coincidental. Kad i o Cit tV e Statue oV Libertu TWe NeinVo'cher Y a e 9 CLA55 PROPHECY The Class of 1951 is interested in what the future holds for them. To obtain this information, they have consulted a prophet. This is what he said: As I look into my crystal ball, I see: Jeannette Albert is now taking care of Carpenter's Airlines. Patricia Albert is now cooking dinner for her Bob. Elizabeth Bishop is now taking care of injured Cardinals. Donna Bruso is now a Barber's wife. Robert Brynes is now teaching English in old F.E.H.S. Dominick Caputo is running a hot dog stand on Broadway. Barbara Carroll is now sitting on the boss's knee taking dictation. Angela Cicero is playing first violin in Carnegie Hall. Donald Corriveau is still in study hall during English Class. Patricia Cutler is now cooking chicken dinners for her chicken. Malvina Demers is still trying to drive a car. Florence Dewey is now trying to make it to school on time at noon. Ralph DiDomenico is now writing his lovelorn column. Robert Ellis is still racing Leo on the highway. Andrew Esperti is still fighting with Dominick. Jean Farr is still riding around on motorcycles. Mary Frawley is now a famous author. Catherine Gifford is now playing Lady Macbeth on the stage. Beatrice Godfrey is still collecting nickels and Ray's soda bottles. Elizabeth Goldman is still commuting from Glens Falls to Fort Edward. Alice Hayes is still waiting for the right man to come along. Lawrence Hayward is now playing the King in Macbeth. Howard Henderson is still chasing blondes. James Hilton is now chief photographer for the New York Times. Jayne King still has the family meet her at the corner. Joseph King is still pestering the girls. William LaClair now owns a line of Mills. Lawrence LaFarr has run to school so often that he has become a track star. Daniel Lapitsky is now posing for Ipana ads. John LaRouche is still following Hayward. Nicholas LaSarso has been named the Don Juan of the 20th Century. Edmond Linendoll is now prospecting in the West. Shirley Logan is still eating candy and still saying‘she's going to reduce. Alfonse Mammone is still singing Christmas Carols. Muriel Mills refuses to pay her Bills. Anne O'Hearn is still arguing with Bill LaClair as to whether the Irish or the French are better. Donna Priar got a job cutting Wood. Marlon Rogers would like to get into the Real Estate Business. Burt Seville is still writing songs for the Hit Parade. John Sheehan is trying to write a funny joke book. Joyce Smith is the typical housewife. Mary Smyth is now taking care of the school books. Mary Tucker is still waiting for her father at 5:00. Loren Wells is now basketball coach at Argyle. Barbara West is now a farmerette on the West River Road. Kenneth Williams is still late for school. Leo Williams still hasn't reached 200 M.P.H. Elaine Wood is now working for the truck drivers. Cherle Woodcock is still having her parties at Lake George. THINGS WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER Remember! ______ Starting our high school career as meek Freshmen in the fall of we chose as our President Rudy Gitto; Vice-President, Donna Brusoj Secretary, Jean Ellis; Treasurer, Barbara Carroll. Alice Hayes was selected as Student Council member. Miss Etu acted as our chairman advisor for the year, and those who assisted her were: Mrs. Munson, Mr. Skaden, and Mr. LaMay. The highlight of that year was the Freshman hayride on that cold, clean, beautiful evening. Planning the Sophomore Halloween Dance which was the high point of the successful Sophomore year. Putting on the Christmas Assembly with Mr. Skaden as the director, and the three-one act plays which he so brilliantly directed. Officers for this year were: President, Nicholas LaSarso; Vice-President, Jayne King; Secretary, Donald Karg; Treasurer, Barbara Carroll; Student Council, Elaine Wood and Alice Hayes. Mr. LaMay, chairman and aided by Mrs. Munson, Miss Etu and Mr. Skaden helped to make this year the success it was. Our Junior year began with the selecting of officers: President, Jack Sheehan; Vice-President, Joe King; Secretary, Donna Bruso; Treasurer, Barbara Carroll; Student Council, Nick LaSarso and Muriel Mills. Our advisors this year were: Mr. Skaden, chairman; Mrs. Munson, Miss Etu, and Mrs. Russell. Selecting our rings, blue spinnel, which was one of the moments of our Junior year, as was the Junior Prom. Under the theme Moonlight and Roses leading the triumphant procession were the Prom King and Queen Jack Sheehan and Bar ara Carroll. Attending them were Donna Bruso, Alice Hayes, Muriel Mills and Pat Cutler. The success of our Prom concluded an eventful year. We hopped into our Senior year with a crash and a bang. Everyone worked extra hard to earn money for the New York and Washington Trip. From this super-salesman Job, we jumped enthusiastically into the Senior Play. To us it was a smash hit. Next, we skipped along to the much awaited Senior Trip. What fun! No one had a dull time. Something happened every minute from breaking light bulbs to singing on the tourist bus. For Senior leaders the class chose: President, Jack Sheehan; Vice- President, Nick LaSarso; Secretary, Barbara Carroll; Treasurer, Donna Bruso; Student Council members were Alice Hayes, Joe King and Bill LaClair. We are grateful to our class advisors Mrs. Russell, chairman; Mrs. Munson, Miss Etu, Mr. Skaden, and Mr. Coombs forthe great help they have given us. As the year draws to a close, we are waiting anxiously for our graduation. Yes, when we sit back and close our eyes, everything comes back... every word, every face, every joy, and every sorrow. It was a great career! Do you remember too? JUNIOR CLASS 1st row 2nd row 3rd row 4th row 5th row 6th row N. Lindsay, F. Butler, D. Turner, H. Perkins, D. Carroll, B. Powers, M. Murray, J. Osgood, F. Caputo, B. Barker, B. Ives, L. Gabriel, P. Guerin, C. Semony. B. Miner, J. Ellis, R. LaFarr, N. Starratt, J. Moran, J. Casini, N. Hedger, M. DelSole, M. Ferry. E. Douglas, B. Gilman, M. Morency, M. Mosher, E. Savelis, T. Newell, J. Munoff. B. Pratt, B. Matochik, F. Stahl, R. Degraw, E. Arcuri, J. Reese, S. Henry. F. LaSarso, E. Matt, K. Travers, J. Creaser, L. Wells, J. Boyer, J. Ryan. The class officers are: President-Hastings Perkins; Vice-President- Duane Turner; Secretary-Frank Butler; Treasurer-Barbara Powers; Student Council Members-Nancy Lindsay and Dennis Carroll. The most important event of the year was the coming of the Class Rings. They arrived in March. The three money raising projects were: selling subscriptions, taking over the fudge sales, and on April 10, with the help of the Young Theater Group, putting on a play entitled Once Upon A Midnight . The annual Junior Prom was held on May 18. The King and Queen were chosen then. iOPHOMORE. CLASS 1st row 2nd row 3rd row ifth row 5th row 6th row 7th row 8th row D. MacDonald, J. Reese, V. Chilson, V7. Cimo, D. Caslni, R. Nichols. G. Smatko, P. Trombley, D. Mammone, J. Chamberlain, P. King, J. Carpenter, R. Center, J. Hall, E. Ruotolo. B. Bovee, A. Farr, S. Gifford, L. O'Connell, M. Stowell, P. Arsenault, S. Morency, M. Hall, N. Moses. K. Godfrey, C. Fish, M. Sanders, J. Bruso, U. Caputo, J. MacArthur, J. Suddard, P. Caputo, B. Davidson. A. LaClaire, E. Lennon, B. Larabee, M. Gifford, M. Robinson, S. Cutler, T. Tidd, J. Gilman. H. Gould, S. Stewart, C. Munoff, R. Phillips, K. Bramer, R. 'flood, S. Greene, F. O'Hearn, K. Ormsby. D. Hatten, A. Kennedy, D. Havern, M. Johnson, R. Hopkins, D. Biddleston, J. Caputo, J. Borrowman, W. Tucker. D. Tucker, R. Williams, P. Carpenter, L. Sleight. The Sophomore Class elected the following students as their class officers: President-William Cimo; Vice-President-Roger Nichols; Secretary- Dorothy Casini; Treasurer-Virginia Chilson; Student Council Members-Joanne Reese and Donald MacDonald. During the course of the year, this class presented a Christmas play entitled Quiet Christmas , and they also sponsored a Halloween Dance. FRtSHMFN CL A56 1st row j. w. M • 2nd row W. 3rd row J. l[.th row V. 5 th row K. P. 6 th row J. D. 7 th row E. J. 6 th row W. Norman, F. Flores-Treasurer, K. Savage-Student Council Member, Newell-President, S. Sofia-Vice-rresident, C. Bruso-Secretary, DeMontburn. Chilson, K. I.'orency, C. Clark, C. Raymond, R. Thompson. Shaw, A. Gabriel, J. Johnson, K. Burns, N. 7 oodcock, C. Carpenter. Dickinson, J. Cimo, S. Maziejka, L. Simmons, R. Taylor, P. Eennett Godfrey, P. Belair, S. McEwen, A. Dumas, C. Cardinale, R. Savillf, Blake, K. Munoff. Varney, A. Chatterton, S. Neshem, J. Illuicci, L. Johnston, Slavin, R. Ward, B. Ore, R. Tidd. Sumner, E. Stevens, H. Phelps, C. Neshem, R. Eenway, D. Saville, Zeno. Crowley, J. Keegan, F. Byers, T. Wilkins, A. Guillily, D. Mills. EIGHTH GRADE 1st row 2nd row 3rd row i4.th row 5th row 6th row M. LaClaire, S. Davidson, W. Hayward, B. Perkins, C. Raymond, C. Powers. P. Bruce, L. Saville, R. Morrill, W. O'Connell, W. Davidson, F. Varney, L. Lapitsky, V. Middleton, R. Newell. M. Bolton, P. LaPountain, R. Healy, M. Kegan, M. Pickett, C. Pierce, K. O'Connell, E. Murphy. C. Russell, B. Perkins, N. Laderach, C. Lane, L. Flores, L. DeMars, M. DeGraw, M. Etu. M. Sheehan, M. Bunker, A. Cicero, W. Hammond, M. Jordan, R. Merrill, W. Cutler, B. Pratt, J. Larabee, E. Maier. A. Murray,' D. Curtis, D. Turner, P. Schroeder, G. Clark, J. Hervieux, R. Gebo, W. Pish, J. Reardon, C. White. Room 10 Beatrice Perkins Charlene Raymond Carole Powers Robert Newell Class Officers President Vice-President Secretary Treasure Student Council Member Room 11 William Hayward Sharon Davidson Margaret LaClaire Patricia Bruce William Davidson 5LVLNTH GRADE. let row E. Ryan, B. Blackall, W. Whaley, 0. Welle, R. Brlelln, C. Durkee, R. Armando. 2nd row G. Stevens, J. Rablne, L. Ives, J+ Wood, T. Plokett, L. Murray, G. Bolton, G. Traver, R. Gould. 3rd row B. Sanders, P. Llnindoll, L. Rogers, L. Parsons, D. Dean, L. Caputo, 0. Cummings, S. Oatone, A D'Angelico, M. Bennett. 4th row J. Logan, L. Parsons, R. Labosler, N. Johnson, G. Suddard, B. Gannon, J. Forget, N. Robinson, P. Chapman, S. Arsenault, K. Guerin. 5th row A. McCabe, S. White, I. Simmons, J. Terry, R. Holt, M. Chappy, L. Harder, 0. Dillon, J. Brablc, B. Cox, C. Gifford, L. Alhelm, C. Etu. 6th row J. Gltto, J. Roberts, K. Hunt, D. Morrison, L. PhllJ-lpe, E. Hoskins, R. Greenough, R. Osgood, T. Hammond, F. Lebrun, J. Osgood, K. Fish, E. Church, J. Etu. The pupils of Rooms 8 and 9 organized their home rooms in September with the following officers: Officers President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Student Room 8 Robert Brislin Barbara Blackall Carolyn Durkee Robert Armando Council for both rooms is Room 9 Edward Ryan John Roberts Carolyn Wells Jeannette Rablne Mary Bennett. The members of Room 8 had traditional Halloween and Christmas parties. In November they entertained the pupils of Room 9 with a Thanksgiving play entitled The Pilgrims Tell Their Story. PRESS CLUB let row Donna Bruso, Barbara Carroll, Anne O'Hearn, Ralph DlDomenlco, William LaClalr, Mary Ethel Frawley, Nancy Lindsay, Mary Robinson. 2nd row Muriel Mills, Marlon Rogers, Jayne King, Frances Caputo, Joanne Reese, Marjorie Ferry, Louise Gabriel, Betty Barker. 3rd row Mary Mosher, Donna Priar, Mary Tucker, Jane Chamberlain, Phoebe Arsenault, Josephine Caslni, Alice Kayes, Ruth LaFarr. 4th row Angela Cicero, Mary Smyth, Beatrice Godfrey, Cherie Woodcock, Marie DelSole, Betty Ives, Pat King. 5th row John 8heehan, Joseph King, John LaRouohe, Larry Hayward, Dominick Caputo, James Hilton, Anthony Carey, Nicolas LaSarso. The Press Club Is the Backbone of our high school activities. The personnel of our organization elected Ralph DlDomenlco a6 Its President; William LaClalr as its Vice-president; Anne O'Hearn as its Secretary; and Mary Ethel Frawley as Its Treasurer. Nicholas LaSarso is the Editor-In-Chlef of this year's Siren , and all our members are devoting every effort toward creating a bigger and better yearbook than ever before. NOON HOUR Room 9—Senior High Students: Ruth Center, Robert Ellis, Malvina Demers, Arlene Parr, Jean Farr, Carol Pish, Betty Goldman, Joan Hall, Marjorie Hall, David Hatin, Daniel Havern, Nancy Hedger, Howard Henderson, James Hilton, Melvin Johnson, Allen Kennedy, Daniel Lapitsky, Edmond Linendoll, Robert Matochik, Donald McDonald, Joyce Middleton, Joan Moran, Marion Rogers, Leon Sleight, Joyce Smith, Mary Tucker, Lloyd Wells, Loren Wells, Leo Williams Donald Kartell, Carl Ormsby, James Gilman, Pat Guerin, Elena Savelis, Edgar Dickinson, Barbara Miner, Kenneth Williams, Elizabeth Bates, Robert Gilman. Room 8—Junior High Students: Marie Bunker, Mary Jane Bolton, Gerald Clark, Olney Dillon, Kenneth Pish, William Fish, Lillian Flores, Richard Greenough, Kathleen Guerin, Leo Lapitsky, Janet Larabee, Prank LeBrun, Pat Linendoll, Victor Middleton, Donald Morrison, Charlene Raymond, Charles Raymond, Barbara Sanders, Ruth Taylor, Rodman Ward, Carolyn Wells, Charles White, Shirley White, Norma Johnson, Rosemary Holt, Francis Flores, Bruce Belair, Richard Dixon, Ronald Dixon. 1st row Officers: Treasurer, A. O'Hearn; President, C. Woodcock; Secretary, 15. Rogers; Program Chairman, D. Caputo. 2nd row J. King, N. Starratt, P. King, M. DelSole, J. Moran, C. Gifford K. Godfrey, B. Barker, J. Cimo, S. Logan. 3rd row S. McEwen, M. Robinson, A. Cicero, M. Tucker, S. Cutler, C. Cardinal, F. Dewey. i th row D. Hopkins, N. Lindsay, M. Mosher, M. Frawley, F. Byers. 5th row M. DeMontburn, D. Hatin, D. O'Hearn, J. Caputo. We have had an unusually active Forum this year. Our programs have been well planned and varied. Our membership is large. We celebrated the fifth birthday of the United Nations on October 26 with a party and birthday cake. We also decorated a U.N. window in a local store. In November we attended an all day conference in Whitehall. On April 21, we journeyed to East Greenbush to participate in international discussions at the Columbia High School. 'We conducted an assembly discussion on the noon hour problem which resulted in a longer noon hour. We met with the Lions' Club in a discussion on Recreation in Fort Edward. The climax of our year was our area conference on May 5th when we were host to eleven schools. The general topic was Can disarmament promote world peace? FORUM 1st row D, 2nd row R, K, 3ru row F, C l(.th row R. J 5 th row J, 6 th row D B O'Hearn, K. Bramer, M. Rogers, B. Cimo. LaFarr, B. Powers, A. LaClair, N. Starratt, Godfrey, S. Cutler, J. Cimo, C. Cardinal. Caputo, N. Lindsay, J. Shaw, M. DelSole, P. Carpenter, P. Bennett. Wood, D. Mills, M. Mosher, P. Arsenault, A. Bruso, J. Osgood. Caputo, F. Byers, D. Hopkins, D. Caputo, J. Hatin, R. Nichols, P. Trombley, J. Borrowman Savage. C. Bruso, P. King Blake, M. Ferry, Dumas, H. Gould, Norman, S. Green. , B. Davidson, 9 In October we participated in Surrender at Old Saratoga . The Fort Edward float won first prize and our club won a special priae in the Filibuster Parade with an entry called Cheaper by the Dozen. We have written a radio skit on the old Patt Smythe House. The highlight of the year is our trip to the State Convention at Hyde Park on May 12. Club officers are: president, William Cimo; Vice-President, Bruce Davidson; Secretary, Marion Rogers; Treasurer, Dick O'Hearn. JUNIOR HISTORIANS 1st row R. Brlslln, C. Lane, C. Russell, R. Labosler, L. Ives, W. Hayward, S. Davidson, K. Hunt. 2nd row P. Bruce, E. Murphy, M. LaClaire, A. D'Angelico, J. Brablc, S. Catone, R. Gould, T. Pickett. 3rd row K. O'Connell, P. LaFountain, M. Etu, B. Perkins, N. Laderach, E. Maier, B. Blackall, R. Healy, P. Chapman, C. Wells, N. Johnson. N. Robinson, G. Stevens, C. Durkee, J. Etu. 4th row M. Sheehan, C. Pierce, W. Davidson, C. Powers, M. Bennett, R. Armando, P. Schroeder, L. Phillips. Not present at the time picture was taken—Marianne Choppy, Leslie Rogers, and James Wood. The Fort Edward Junior Historians organized in September 1950 with the following officers: President, William Hayward; Vice-President, Carol Lane; Secretary, Sharon Davidson; Treasurer, Lewis Ives. On October 4th we went to Schuylerville for the Surrender Day parade. In November, six members presented a Thanksgiving play to the seventh grades and to the History Chapter. Ten of our eighth grade members wrote a local history article for the Yorker—Tales of Old Fort Edward. Ir April we helped redecorate the Fort Edward Library Museum. In May we attended the Yorker Convention at Hyde Park. We held two food sales—with the proceeds we bought blue and white crew hats and financed our trip to Hyde Park. lat row A. Hayes, B. LaClair, J. King, D. Carroll. 2nd row B. Davidson, J. Reese, R. Savage, N. Lindsay, D. MacDonald, M. Bennett. At the first meeting of the Student Council, Joseph King was elected President; Dennis Carroll, Vice-President; Alice Hayes, Secretary; and William LaClair, Treasurer. During the course of the year, this group had charge of selecting the assembly programs for the year. They also sold school handbooks to the pupils of P.E.H.S. F.E.H. TICKETS PLEASE 1st row A. Parr, P. Cutler, S. Cutler, R. LaFarr, J. Chamberlain, L. Gabriele. 2nd row J. Parr, C. Gifford, P. Caputo, P. Arsenault, J. Osgood, M. Prawley. 3rd row B. Godfrey, E. Bates, P. Caputo, J. Casini. An enthusiastic organization which helps to support school activities is the Tickets Please Club. This organization collects funds and sells tickets at all our local games during football and basketball seasons. This year Jean Osgood and Phoebe Arsenault were chosen as Presidents of the Club. itNOR CHOIR 1st row C. Gifford, J. Shaw, C. Carpenter, N. Woodcock. 2nd row M. Murray, B. Powers, F. Caputo, t. Bruso, P. Arsenault, M. Stowell, J. Reese, J. Cimo, B. Barker. 3rd row M. Mills, J. King, N. Lindsay, M. DelSole, S. Cutler, P. Blake, M. Ferry, E. Bishop. l|.th row B. Carroll, A. Cicero, P. Cutler, C. Woodcock, S. Maziejka, N. Hedger, E. Savelis, M. Sanders, B. Goldman, J. MacArthur. 5th row J. Sheehan, T. Fitzgerald, N. Starratt, R. DiDomenico, N. LaSarso, M. Mosher, J. Hervieux, M. Robinson, D. Hatin, F. Byers, J. Suddard, D. Hopkins. D. Corriveau and R. Brynes were absent at the time the picture was taken BOY5 CHOR 1st row B. Morrill, W. Hammond, B. Davidson, J, Wood, T. Hammond, P. Varney. 2nd row J. Reardon, B. Pish, B. Hayward, W. O'Connell, B. Brislin, B. Newell. 3rd row J. Roberts, M. Sheehan, J. Hervieux, A. Murray, A. McCabe, E. Hoskins. Boy's Junior Choir is a voluntary group, who are meeting twice a week this year. At this age level, we begin with fine balance and by June anything may happen---usually does. They expect to appear in the Spring Con- cert with an interesting group of selections. GIRLS’CHOR 1st row L. Woodard, L. Rogers, M. Pickett, B. Sanders. 2nd row S. Davidson, J. Brablc. 3rd row B. Perkins, C. Russell, P, Bruce, C« Powers, S. Catone, C. Wells, E. Murphy, K. O'Connell. 4th row S. White, M. Bolton, I. Simmons, J. Terry, A. D'Angelico, C. Pierce, N. Robinson, P. Chapman, C. Durkee. 5th row E. Arsenault, M. Etu, M. DeGraw, B. Cox, B. Blackall. J. Forget, M. Choppy. These girls are seventh and eighth grade girls. This is a volunteer group which meets twice a week. Much preparation for high school work is done in this group. You may hear them at the Spring Concert in an interesting program. The group is under the direction of Miss Eleanor Etu. 1st row G. Bolton, R. Galusha. 2nd row E. Bishop, R. Benway, N. Woodcock, C. Neshem. 3rd row R, DiDomenico, J. Munoff, A. LaClaire, B. Perkins, A. Cicero. l+.th row J. Borrowman, E. Ruotolo, D. Mills, E. Lennon, J. Zeno. 5th row D. Turner, N. Laderach, P. Linendoll, C. Lane, J. Logan. 6th row M. Sheehan, R. Leet, C. Woodcock, B. West, R. Newell, E. Douglas. Standing from left to right: K. Godfrey, Mr. Yarter, C. Gifford, u. Johnstoi P. Trombley, T. Newell. Absent from picture: R. Merrill, D. Mammone, D. Cicero. The band started the year by electing the following officers: President; R. DiDomenico; Vice-President, D. Turner; Librarian, A. Cicero; Secretary-Treasurer, the vacancy left by Jean Dean has never been filled. For activity the band marched in several parades, among them being the Freedom Parade in Schuylerville and the Auto Parade in Glens Falls. In addition to that, they played at the Dedication of the Queensbury School, and added to the football season by playing at half-time. Many students of the organization participated in the All-State Festival at Ticonderoga and the Inter High School Band Clinic held at Siena College. V members: P. Trombley, T. Newell, E. Bishop, J. Munoff, N. Woodcock, A. LaClaire, N. Newell, B. Powers, P, Schroeder, A. Cicero, C. Wells, R. DiDomenico, J. Zeno, J. Borrowman, E. Ruotolo, C. Gifford, R. Hopkins, D. Turner, J. Cimo, A. Gabriele, B. West, M. Sheehan, C. Woodcock, J. Logan. At the beginning of the year, there were just rehearsals of the string instruments so that a good string section could be built up. After the mid-term, the other instruments were added. Under the direction of Mr. Yarter, the Orchestra played in the annual Spring Concert, and also for Graduation. Many students of the Orchestra played solos at competition in Glens Falls, lat row R. DiDomenico, L. Hayward, F. Baldwin, T. Carpenter, L. LaFarr, B. LaClair, H. Perkins. 2nd row Coach J. Leonard, J. Munoff, T. Fitzgerald, J. Reese, K. Travers, P. Carpenter, K. Godfrey, B. Davidson, Coach B. Dupuis. 3rd row D. Corriveau, T. Newell, B. Newell, L. Wells, G. Rutolo, J. LaRouche, G. Bowe. kth row P. Henry, F. Butler, B. Pratt, B. Henry, J. Gilman, B. Gilman, J. Sheehan. Fort Edward's 1950 team of gridders did not have too successful a season on the gridiron, winning two games and losing four games. With this record. Fort Edward placed two men on the all-conference team-Tom Carpenter at tackle and Larry LaFarr at fullback. Robert Pratt, Angelo Illuicci, Stan Maziejka and Frank Baldwin all got honorable mention. Tlconderoga 6 F.E. 49 St Marys 32 F «E. 18 Hudson Falls 19 F.E. 12 Whitehall 0 F.E. 6 Granville 12 F.E. 0 Glens Falls 21 F.E. 6 FORTS' DEFENSE (OSTLYTOLOSERS IN LEAGUE GAME WHITEHALL BOWS TO FORT EDWARD ON L FARR’S T.D. KERRIES WIN 2ND STRAIGHT; TRIM FORT EDWARD II FORT EDWARD'S' RALLIES TO BEAT ARGYLL. 52 TO 42 WHITEHALL TOPS FLYING FORT FIVE IN FINAL MINUTE SALERNO SPARKS PORTERS; FORTS BEATEN ON FOULS DUPUISMEN POST FIRST LOOP WIN; MAZIEJKA HAS 19 FORBES HOOPS 12 TO PACE INDIANS; MAZIEJKA HAS 15 VARilTY 1st row L. Wells, E. Pratt, H. Henderson, S. Maziejka, J. Sheehan, Coach William Dupuis. 2nd row K. Williams, E. Linendoll, J. Gilman, L. LaFarr, T. Newell, Manager A. Maramone. The Flying Forts of Fort Edward High School finished their second season under Coach Bill Dupuis in a tie for fourth place in the Northern Conference. However, Stan Maziejka was a unanimous choice for All- Conference and Loren Wells received honorable mention. Opposition Fort Edward Opposition Fort Edward Port Henry 53 £3 St. Marys 51 £9 argyle £2 53 So. Glens Falls 53 So. Glens Falls £l £9 Granville £« 62 Argyle £8 53 St. Peters 3£ 55 5t. Peters 53 51 Hudson Falls So 52 Hudson Falls 72 58 Glens Falls £0 £3 Glens Falls 60 3£ Whitehall 08 £7 Port Henry 52 £? St. Marys 39 5£ Whitehall £9 £6 Granville £7 £8 JUMOR VAR6ITY 1st row J. Norman, W. Chilson. 2nd row B. Davidson, K. Godfrey, P. Henry, K. Bramer, B. Newell, Coach Harry Goldman. 3rd row J. Ryan, J. luliucci, B. Savage, L. Wells, K. Ormsby, P. Russell, J. Reese. The Plying Fort J.V.'s enjoyed a fine first season, under Harry Goldman's fine job of coaching, winning ten games and losing eight. The future varsity players look like fine material for next year and have profited by their J.V. experience. Opposition Fort Edward Argyle 28 30 So. Glens Falls 28 35 Argyle 22 m St. Peters 30 us Hudson Falls 28 34 Glens Falls 44 38 Whitehall 59 St. Mary's 32 43 So. Glens Falls 54 38 Granville 39 54 St. Peters 2 4- 57 CHLLRLLADLRS 1st row Joanne Reese, Alice Hayes, Pat King. 2nd row Katherine Godfrey, Jayne King, Elaine Wood, Marie DelSole. Captain - Alice Hayes. 1st row Virginia Chilson, Betty Ives, Dorothy Maramone, Anne LaClaire Dorothy Casini. Captain - Dorothy Casini. Congratulations and Best Wishes for a Healthy and Successful Future To the 1951 Graduates IRONS BRASS WORKS THE FORT EDWARD TEACHERS ASSOCIATION SAM MAMMONE BUILDING CONTRACTOR Fori Edward, N. Y. Telephone 5-6407 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 Fori Edward. N. Y. SIENA COLLEGE Loudonville, New York DAY division evening division Men only Men and Women Offering a Complete Program of Approved Courses Leading to Bachelor’s Degrees in Arts, Science and Business Administration ROTC—Optional Course in Military Science and Tactics Leading to Second Lieutenant’s Commission in Field Artillery, United States Army Reserve For Catalogue and Detailed Information Telephone, Write, or Call in Person DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS Telephones: Albany 5-3567 Walervliei Arsenal 3-0330 Best Wishes MARINETTE PAPER COMPANY Fort Edward, New York L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Attleboro Massachusetts CLASS RINGS AND PINS COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS CLUB INSIGNIA MEMORIAL PLAQUES DIPLOMAS - PERSONAL CARDS Representative: Mr. A. M. Hodgkins P. O. Box Nine Schenectady, N. Y. Greetings From The INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF PULP, SULPHITE, AND PAPER MILL WORKERS International Headquarters Fort Edward, New York John P. Burke, President-Secretary ★ «« Skills THE QUEENSBURY E. Staley Martin, Manager GLENS FALLS, N. Y. at ABC GUIDANCE — balanced training — activities. Placement in key positions in business, professional and government offices. ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE 126-134 Washington Avenue, Albany 6, N. Y. C State Registered—Veteran Approved THE DECORA CORPORATION HAYWARD SINGLETON Fort Edward, New York Fort Edward, New York Best Wishes to Senior Class THE WRIGHT FUNERAL HOME, INC. 19 EAST STREET FORT EDWARD NEW YORK MURCO CHEMICAL CO. Manufacturers and Distributors of Sanitary Maintenance Products Telephone BEdford 5-2511 3-117th STREET TROY, NEW YORK MOST PROGRESSIVE GLENS FALLS, NEW YORK Northern New York’s Most Progressive Store and The Store Where Young People Shop RICHARDS AND DONOHUE Quality School Photographs PHOINIX, NEW YORK Congratulations to the Class of ’51 May the Next Fifty Years Hold Much in Store for You MERKEL GELMAN The Store of Cheerful Service GLENS FALLS, NEW YORK FORT EDWARD COAL OIL CO. ) FROST DEPARTMENT STORE Motor Stoker — Oil Burner W. J. Reardon, Mgr. ) Louis Lester, Prop. Phone 5-4617 ) 121-125 Main Street Hudson Falls, N. Y. 33 Taylor Street Fort Edward, N. Yj MIDDLETOWN The Home of Better Music MILK CREAM COMPANY. INC. j BRAYDON CHAPMAN Fort Edward New York, ( Everything in the Music Line M 14-116 Glen Street Glens Falls, N. Y. Fort Edward Express Co., Inc. HAGEN'S GREENHOUSES Transporters of Petroleum Products ( ) “Buy Where the Flowers Grow’’ Phone 5-6602 } East Street Fort Edward, N. Y. ( 27 Willow Street Hudson Falls, N. Y. Success and Best Wishes to Class of 1951 H. B. DOTY SERVICE STATION YORKLAND RESTAURANT Mobil Tires Mobil Batteries and ICE CREAM BAR | Broadway and East Street Mr. and Mrs. William LaClair J CORSALL'S RESTAURANT j The Finest in American and Italian Food We also handle beer SAM'S MARKET The Future Belongs to Those 1 Who Prepare for It Meats and Groceries Beer and Ale ( | D. L. BENWAY Daily Deliveries Phone 5-6473 ( SUMNER'S MARKET WILLIAM G. DONNELL Quality Meats and Groceries Fresh Vegetables — Frozen Foods Established 1874 Free Delivery THE REXALL STORE Phone 5-5019 Fort Edward, N. Y. Fort Edward, New York STEVE'S BARBER SHOP MAC'S SERVICE STATION Broadway Fort Edward, N. Y. Upper Broadway Fort Edward BILL'S MARKET 187 Broadway Fort Edward, 1 Yum! Yum! Fresh ICE CREAM The Most Delicious Ice Cream I Ever Tasted! That’s what everybody is saying. Never i before has there been such a tasty ice cream ! as this—yet it costs you no more than ordinary commercial ice cream. SAVAGE'S SUPER-ETTE FORT EDWARD ALEXANDER AVRIN, M.D. SEXTON BROTHERS Self Service Store Groceries — Meats and Produce 105 Broadway Fort Edward, N. Y. DEE'S LIQUOR STORE Phone 5-3872 MAC'S BAR 108 Broadway Fort Edward Mill Supplies - Chain Link Fence - Electrical Supplies j Electrical Appliances - Lighting Fixtures Fireplace Fittings - Ingersoll-Rand Equipment DuPont Explosives - Valdura Industrial Paints NEWTON HILL COPELAND'S Biggest Little Department Store Fort Edward, New York BROWN'S GARAGE Sarchiota, Prop. LOUGHLIN CLOTHING COMPANY Sport Coats and Slax Fort Edward, New York THE IDEAL SHOPPE Gifts and Wearing Apparel for Infants, Children, and Grown-ups Fort Edward, New York Always Treat Yourself to the Best BUY BORDEN'S ICE CREAM THE FASHION SHOP 17-19 Ridge Street Glens Falls, New York EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY Glens Falls, New York Mildred Elley Secreiarial School Broadway For Girls OPPENHEIMS Clothiers Fort Edward, N. Y. RIDGE BOOK SHOP Gifts Greeting Cards Books Stationery 228 Glen Street, at the Clock, Glens Falls, N. Y.J SUSSER'S SPORTING GOODS COMPANY Glen Street at Corner of Park Glens Falls, New York ECONOMY DEPARTMENT STORE Glens Falls Family Store Store Hours: 9:30 to 5:30; Thursday to 9 P. M. 117-123 Glen Street Phone 2-3157 208 Glen Street ACHENBACH'S JEWELERS Established 60 Years 'If you don’t know diamonds, Know your jeweler.” Glens Falls, N. Y. MUSLERS j. STERLING, INC. JEWELERS Glens Falls, New York ft .fOGMPqt OUR YEARBOOK WAS SUPPLIED BY THE INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS KANSAS CITY DIPLOMAS ANNOUNCEMENTS CAPS AND GOWNS Ma4Ui actuAe ul QxcUuweLf, te the School . e( America Qua qiil tfeaA YEARBOOKS PERSONAL CARDS TREASURY OF WISDOM STATIONERY mmi