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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1958 volume:

■ Presented by SENIOR CLASS OF 1958 FORT EDWARD HIGH SCHOOL Fort Edward, New York Ccfitors Tit essay e It has been the sincere purpose of the Siren staff of 1957-1958 to record effectively the events and activities of this school year as you would like to remember them. In years to come, may you turn through these pages and recall only pleasant memories of achievements, happy and worthwhile experiences, and unselfish and lasting friendships formed while at F. H, E. S. SUSAN CIMO Editor-in-Chief MARILYN ROCHE Assistant Editor Dedication We, the Class of 1958, dedicate this edition of the Siren to our former friend and classmate, Frank Belden, who died on November 6, 1955, as a result of an injury sustained in a football game. A trophy case has been built by friends, teachers, and classmates as a lasting tribute to a fine boy. HE WANTED TO WIN To the beautiful isle of somewhere Our Frank was destined to go Where he will be with the angels And God will watch o'er him, I know. Fort Edward High will never forget The lad who was so game. He played till the end with his buddies Even though he was in pain. He loved Fort Edward and they loved him His school meant so much to him, And his spirit will be there at every game, The lad who wanted to win. Mrs. Thomas Hill You cannot teach a man anything; you can only help him to find it within himself. Galileo C. Archie Hopkins Supervising Principal MR. JOHN TOOMEY, Science MISS ANNA B. CAIN, Instructor in High School Science MR. ROBERT CLARK, High School English MR. RICHARD TERRY, Reading Specialist MISS MARIETTA HANNA, Senior High Math Instructor MISS JULIA ROGERS, Junior High English MISS MARY F. ROURKE, Commerce Teacher MR. PATRICK MONTENARO, Citizenship Education Instructor MRS. GERTRUDE MUNSON, Latin and Freshman English Teacher MRS. ROBERT LOUGHLIN, Citizenship Education Teacher MR. CANALE, French and Driver Training Teacher MRS. LEWIS, English Teacher MISS CRONIN, Junior High Math MR. STEVE DAVIS, Instructor of Manual Arts MR. CHARLES MULLEN, Junior High Citizenship Education Teacher MISS DORIS FITZPATRICK, Commerce Teacher MRS. WARREN SHOLES, Girls' Physical Education Instructor MR. STANLEY LEWZA, Boys’ Physical Education Instructor MRS. HEBERT, School Nurse MISS McCURRY, School Secretary MRS. JOHN LEONARD, Central Treasurer Siren StaJJ EDITOR Susan Cimo ASSISTANT EDITOR Marilyn Roche ART Elinor Woodcock SPORTS James Shaw Paul Sheehan TYPING Ann Collier Penny Jones LITERARY Patti Godfrey Nancy Munoff CIRCULATION Roberta Ann Wagner Julie La Claire PHOTOGRAPHY Neal Winch ADVERTISING Nedra LaSarso Sheri LaSarso PUBLICITY Ann Quinn Ellen Quinn 1938 Senior President ROBERTA ANNE WAGNER Bobby Anne” The sight of her is good for the eyes. Choir 3; Junior Prom Attendant 3; Girls' State Representative 3; Senior Class President 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Sirenizers 3,4; Orchestra 1; Washington Trip 4; Senior Play Committee 4. Nice smile, pretty prom attendant, pretty hair, good dresser, made a terrific class president. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Class ring. TJice JJreskIeni SUSAN JANE CIMO Sue” A pretty girl is like a melody. ” Sirenizers 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Tickets Please 1,2,3; President Tickets Please 3; Class Officer 3,4; President Sirenizers 4; Junior Prom Attendant 3; Junior Prom Committee 3: Choir 2,3; Secretary Choir 3; Sophomore Dance Committee 2; Senior Play Committee 4; Washington Trip 4; Gym Demonstration 4. Pretty hair; pretty prom attendant, nice personality, hard-working editor. Loves to drive her brother’s car! FAVORITE POSSESSION: Pony tail. Glass Off A veers M Secretary JEAN FRANCES AURELIA Jeanie Genius must be born, and never can be taught. Choir 2,4; Sirenizers 2,4; Tickets Please 3,4; Sophomore Dance Committee 2; Junior Prom Committee 3; Usher Graduation 3; Senior Play Usher 3; Freshman Dance Committee 1; Senior Play Committee 4; Senior Trip 4. Quiet?? BeBop's hard waking pianist, records our class meeting discussions for future generations, a faithful Grand Union worker. FAVORITE POSSESSION: That Ipana smile. treasurer ELINOR ANN WOODCOCK Bridget” Be a live wire, and you'll never get stepped on. Sophomore Dance Committee 2; Tickets Please 4; Prom Committee Chairman 3; Sirenizers 3,4; Washington County Music Festival 3,4; Washington Trip 4; Senior Play 4. Class chauffeur, life of a party, honest treasurer?? Made a good Mrs. Kimble in Senior Play. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Nash jitneybus. RICHARD WYMAN SANDERSPREE Fiddle 'From him who worships gin or brandy. Student Council 1, 2,3,4; Track 1; Basketball 4; Band 2,4; Sirenizers 4; President Student Council 4; Washington Trip 4; Senior Play 4; Sophomore Dance Committee 2. Made a good Student Council president, nice hair, God's gift to woman, loves those play rehearsals! FAVORITE POSSESSION: Money. ROBERT HOWARD HAVENS Chief I am the master of my fate. Student Council 2,3,4; Sifenizers 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Choir 1; Football Manager 1; Sophomore Dance Committee 2. Quiet!! Never seen without Sue. Loves working at the Grand Union. His favorite sport is arguing. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Sue JAMES ROBERT SHAW Jim Never study, never worry, but get there just the same. Class Officer 2; Student Council 4; Sirenizers 3,4; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Vice President Sirenizers 4; Washington Trip 4; Junior Varsity Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball Captain 4; Varsity Basketball 2,3,4; Varsity Club President 4; Track 2,4. Interest in Senior Class, which one of you has the car today, Jim? Good athlete, no conceit whatsoever!! Seldom seen at dances. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Class ring?? ? HARRIET BENSON BENWAY Bense Her wise smile is sweet with certainties. M Choir 1,2,3,4; Cheerleading 2,3,4; Sirenizers 4; Tickets Please 1, 2,3,4; Hockey Intramurals 1,2; Junior Prom Committee 3; Girls’ State 3; Senior Play 4; Gym Demonstration 1; History Hunters 1; Washington Trip 4. Cute cheerleader, pretty hair, nice singing voice, friend of ail, made a good Rosemary in the Senior Play, always with Jimmy. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Record collection. CAROL SUE BRABLC H Susie” ’’Good health and good sense are two of life’s greatest blessings. Choir 1, 2,3,4; Tickets Please 1,2,3,4; Sirenizers 2, 3,4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Usher for Senior Play 3; Graduation Usher 3; Senior Play Committee 4; Washington Trip 4. MARY AGNES BRUCE Mary Be to her virtues very kind, be to her faults a little blind. Choir 4; Sirenizers 4. Friendly to all. always giggling, quiet until you get to know her, never seen without Roger. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Roger's ring. Everyone's friend, quiet, good worker, Mr. Bittinger's secretary, loves working at the Grand Union. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Class ring. JAMES EDWARD CATONE Jim There is honesty, manhood and good friendship in him. Sophomore Dance Committee 2; Gym Demonstration 1; Junior Prom Committee 3; Sirenizers 3,4; Senior Play 4; Washington Trip 4. Nice personality, never seen without Harriet. Made a nice master of ceremonies at the Sirenizer's dances. Was good as Cuthbert in the Senior Play. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Radio. HOWARD BARTHOLONEW CARPENTER Butchie A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. Football 2,3,4; Varsity Basketball 2,3; Sophomore Dance Committee 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Sirenizers 4; Senior Play Committee 4; Washington Trip 4. Class flirt, loads of fun, Honest Larry's favorite customer, Smith’s Bakery’s right-hand man, where does his interest lie? FAVORITE POSSESSION: Class ring. MARY ANNE CHAMBERLAIN Mare” Canst thou not wait for love one flying hour. Tickets Please 1,2,3,4; Choir 3,4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Sophomore Dance Committee 2; Sirenizers 2.3,4. Never seen without Midge, always at the Handee, pretty hair. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Letters from Sonny B. JOHN FRANCIS CRONKHITE Mutt I cried for madder music and for stronger wine. Football 1.4; Track 1,2,3.4; Washington Trip 4; Senior Play Committee 4; Sophomore Dance Committee 2; Junior Prom Committee 3. Never early, always at the V. I. Last one to walk in English class first period. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Irvin's license. ANN MARY COLLIER Honey Charm is the measure of attraction's power. ” Tickets Please 1,2,3; Sirenizers 1,2,3,4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Junior Prom Attendant 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Class Officer 2; Senior Play Usher 3; Graduation Usher 3; Softball Intramurals 1; Hockey Intra-murals 1,2; Treasurer Sirenizers 4; Senior Play Committee 4; Washington Trip 4. Pretty prom attendant, beautiful hair, loves to write to Plattsburg! Good worker, loves working at the Grand Union. Remember the trip to Schuylerville, Ann? Has an admirer in the Junior Class. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Old letters. RONALD JOHN DINGMAN Ronnie Most of the time he's quiet, but the rest of the time who knows. Sophomore Dance Committee 2; Freshman Dance Committee 1; Junior Prom Committee 3; Senior Play Committee 4. Quiet?? Works hard for the Seniors, never without his truck, friendly to all. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Truck. JOSEPH BURTON GROOME Joe He who drives slowly drives wisely. Junior Prom Committee 3; Senior Play Committee 4; Washington Trip 4. Quiet, never seen around, wonder where he hangs out? FAVORITE POSSESSION: Car THOMAS ROYAL FISH Tuna Words sweet as honey from his lips distill'd. Sophomore Dance Committee 2; Junior Prom Committee 3; Senior Play Committee 4; Washington Trip 4. Loves Citizen? ? Never seen without a gang in his car, good worker, gives all the girls the same old line. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My car. PATRICIA JANE GODFREY Tinker She is pretty to walk with and witty to talk with and a pleasure to think on. Choir 1,2,3,4; Choir Officer 4; Treasurer of AA and Varsity Club 4; Sirenizers 2,3,4; Tickets Please 3,4; Cheerleading 3,4; Prom Attendant 3; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Washington County Music Festival 3; Washington Trip 4. Sweet cheerleader, pretty prom attendant, nice personality, neat dresser, Coach's little helper. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Driver's license. ROBERT ANTHONY GUILLILY Bob” I being dry, sit idly sipping here my beer. Track 1,2,4; Sophomore Dance Committee 2; Senior Play Committee 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Washington Trip 4. Loves his Buick, interest in the Junior Class, never without that morning-after hangover! Elvis Presley the second. Oh! Those sideburns. Has the gift of charm. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Red and white '55 Buick. JON RICHARD HALL Rock For Satan finds some mischief still for idle hands to do. Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain Football Team 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Senior Play Committee 4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Sirenizers 4; Washington Trip 4. Love that sly smile, everyone's friend, great athlete, captain of fabulous seven and marvelous five, who's your latest, Jon? FAVORITE POSSESSION: Class ring?? Choir 1,2,3,4; Sirenizers 2,3,4; Tickets Please 4; Junior Ring Committee 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Washington Trip 4. Willing worker, friend to a 11, Mr. Clark's prize pupil, nice smile. How's your latest book coming, Marty? FAVORITE POSSESSION: Bicycle. MARTHA ANN LOUISE HOWE Marty Sincerity is her personified. JULIA FRANCES LA CLAIRE Jules A witty woman is like a treasure. Choir 1,2,3,4; Tickets Please 3,4; Sirenizers 3,4; Prom Attendant 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Washington Trip 4; Washington County Music Festival 3; Senior Play Committee 4. Pretty prom attendant; fun to be with, seems to favor tall boys, loves working at the Grand Union. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Sparkling personality. JAMES WARREN McDONALD He was all for love, and a little for the bottle. ” Sophomore Dance Committee 2; Washington Trip 4; Senior Play Committee 4. Quick witted and full of fun. Hasn't a care in the world. Loves his Ford. Future manager of the Grand Union. Two rings - Two girls. NEDRA FAITH LA SARSO Pooper She looked not without favor at the opposite sex. Tickets Please 3,4; Sirenizers 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Senior Play 4; Washington Trip 4; Treasurer Tickets Please 4; Graduation Usher 3. Friendly, attractive. Loves gym. Made a pretty prom queen. Favorite hobby - talking. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Class rings??? FAVORITE POSSESSION: Ford. EDWARD MICHAEL MAZIEJKA Chops A princelier looking man never stepped through a prince's hall. Football 1,2,3.4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Junior Ring Committee 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Class Officer 1,3; Washington Trip 4; Senior Play Committee 4. Handsome, never seen without Lyn, loves his hotrod, has a good mind for figures. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Evelyn. CARMEN SONDRA MUNOFF Sandy” A thing of beauty is a joy forever. Choir 1,3; Sophomore Dance Committee 2; Junior Prom Committee 3; Sirenizers 2,3,4; History Hunters 1; Tickets Please 3,4; Senior Play 4; Washington Trip 4. Nice hair, pretty, quiet type, class brain, made a good Aunt Kate in the Senior Play. NANCY CARMEL MUNOFF Muff Beauty, truth, and love in thee are one. Choir 1,2,3,4; Cheerleading 3,4; Tickets Please 3, 4; Sirenizers 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Chairman Junior Prom Committee; Prom Attendant 3; Usher Graduation 3; Senior Play Committee 4; Washington Trip 4. Cute cheerleader, sweet prom attendant, main interest in Albany, class flirt. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Class ring(s) FAVORITE POSSESSION: Class ring. DANIEL O’HANLON Tex His love for horses is like Romeo's love for Juliet. Sophomore Dance Committee 2; Freshman Dance Committee 1; Senior Play Committee 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Sirenizers 4. Loves his horses, quiet??? A second Gene Autry, loves Citizenship Education! God's gift to horses. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Cowboy hat. ANN THERESA QUINN Quinnie A pleasant smile is an assurance of friendship. Band 3; Sirenizers 3,4; Chairman Prom Committee; Yearbook Staff 4; Tickets Please 3,4; Washington Trip 4; Senior Play 4. Friendly to everyone, one of the brains ot the Senior class, nice smile, made a good Gladys in the Senior play. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Front porch. MADGE THELMA OSGOOD Midge A simple maiden in her flower is worth a hundred coats of arms. ” Choir 1,2,3,4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Freshman Dance Committee 1; Sophomore Dance Committee 2; Senior Play Committee 4. Friendly, pretty hair, loves first period Citizenship Education class??? Loves to fight with the teachers. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Class ring. BETTY JANE REHM Bet Love me little, love me long. Choir 1,2; Tickets Please 1,2; Junior Prom Committee 3; Sophomore Dance Committee 2; Senior Play Committee 4; Loves that diamond! Enjoys English class? Remember what you lost at the rodeo, Bet? FAVORITE POSSESSION; Cowboy jacket. RICHARD EARLE ROBINSON Robby A man that blushes is not quite a brute. Football Junior Varsity 1, Varsity 2,3,4; Junior Ring Committee 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Senior Play 4; Washington Trip 4. Always having snowball fights, friendly to all, nice personality, Mrs. Loughlin's pet, nice freckles, made a good Chuck in the Senior Play. FAVORITE POSSESSION: The cat in the locker room. ELLEN ROSE QUINN Quinnie” As innocent as a new laid egg. Tickets Please 3,4; Sirenizeis 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Senior Play 4; Washington Trip 4. Are you the better half? Nice smile, friendly, made a good Shirley in the Senior Play. FAVORITE POSSESSION: A completed homework paper. WILLIAM ASHLEY SHAW Bill A gentleman at all times. Sophomore Dance Committee 2; Freshman Dance Committee 1; Junior Prom Committee 3; Senior Play 4; Washington Trip 4. Loves mopping floors at the Grand Union, How's your latest, Bill? Never seen without his red suede shoes. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Color TV. DONNA MARY TROMBLEY Smiley God forbid that I should go to any heaven in which there are no horses. Choir 1,2,3,4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Sophomore Dance Committee 2; Freshman Dance Committee 1; Senior Play Committee 4; Washington Trip 4. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Car. JO ANN WELCH Jo” Oh, love, let us be true to one another. Choir 1, 2,3,4; Tickets Please 3,4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Basketball Intramurals 1; Washington County Festival 1. Quiet?? Just loves Citizenship Education 12. Loves the name Jimmy. Never seen without Midge and Mary Anne. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Class ring. NEAL FRANCIS WINCH Neal A well-bred silence always at command. Sirenizers 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Sophomore Dance Committee 2; Boys' State 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Senior Play 4; Freshman Dance Committee 1. Quiet, well-mannered, always with his camera, interest lies in the Sophomore class. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Camera. On September, 1954, we began our high school years as wide-eyed Freshmen. At our first big class meeting, we elected Edward Maziejka as president; Frank Belden, vice president; Elinor Woodcock, secretary; and Patti Godfrey, treasurer. Richard Sanderspree proudly represented us in Student Council. The main event of our Freshman year was the Sock Hop. The next year we anxiously returned as big Sophomores. We elected James Shaw as president; Ann Collier, vice president; Patrica Wall, secretary; and Jean Aurelia, treasurer. This year Richard Sanderspree again represented us in Student Council. Robert Havens also represented us this year. Time passed quickly and our Junior year began. Our class officers were, Edward Maziejka, president; Jack Chapman, vice president; Susan Cimo, secretary; and Elinor Woodcock, treasurer. The two big events of our Junior year were the arrival of our class rings and the Junior Prom. The prom was skillfully decorated to the theme of Make Believe. ” Music was provided by the Blue Jacks. Nedra LaSarso reigned as queen and her escort, Robert Etu was king. They were preceded to the throne by the attendants, Ann Collier, Roberta Ann Wagner, Susan Cimo, Nancy Munoff, Patti Godfrey, and Julie LaClaire. The crownbearers were Rosemary Catone and Edward Brablc. The Junior Class was very proud of its classmates Roberta Ann Wagner and Harriet Benway, elected to Girls' State, and Neal Winch who was elected to Boys' State. Ann Quinn won the American Legion Oratorical Contest. Finally, our exciting year arrived. We were Seniors! At our first class meeting of the year we elected Roberta Ann Wagner as president; Susan Cimo as vice president; Jean Aurelia, secretary; and Elinor Woodcock, treasurer. Richard Sanderspree, Robert Havens, and James Shaw represented us on Student Council. Our Senior Play, Going Places, was a huge success. We had our Senior Ball during Christmas vacation and decorations were carried out to the theme, Winter Wonderland. ” Music was provided by the Stompers. We will never forget our Washington Trip and all the fine times that we have had here at FEHS and what proved to be some of the happiest days of our lives. Senior JJfay L c Jo n j faces’’ Doctor Kimball faints upon finding out that Aunt Kate has been impersonated and that the real Aunt Kate is at their house. Florence Ward is greeted by Dr. Kimball as she impersonates Aunt Kate Malloy. Chuck is finally accepted at Dartford University by Professor Stubbs. J. Catone, N.. LaSarso, A. Quinn, E. Quinn, R. Sanderspree, N. Winch, M. Howe, R. Robinson, H. Benway, E. Woodcock, W. Shaw, S. Munoff. CAST Mrs. Kimball ------------ Gladys Miller------------ Shirley Kimball----------- Dr. Walter Kimball - - ■ Jeff Sterling------------- Rosemary Lee---------- - - Cuthebert Lee ------ Professor Melville Stubbs Chuck Malloy Mrs. Stubbs-------------- Florence Ward------------- Aunt Kate Malloy ------ - ELINOR WOODCOCK .........ANN QUINN .......ELLEN QUINN -----WILLIAM SHAW RICHARD SANDERSPREE ----HARRIET BENWAY -----JAMES CATONE ........NEAL WINCH - RICHARD ROBINSON MARTHA HOWE ----NEDRA LA SARSO ----SANDRA MUNOFF The Class of 1958 would like to thank Mr. Robert Clark for his patience and fine directing of the play, Going Places. Jl unior 7Ji rom FIRST ROW: A. Collier, R. Wagner, E. Brablc, R. Catone, S. Cimo, P. Godfrey. LAST ROW: N. Munoff, M. O'Connell, N. LaSarso, R. Etu, J. LaClaire. QUEEN Nedra LaSarso KING Robert Etu LAST YEAR'S QUEEN Mary O'Connell CROWN BEARERS Rosemary Catone Edward Brablc 9 marine Julie La Claire not worshiping Sinatra? Lyndalee Lewis with black hair? Brucie Hall not having a crush on an O'Connell? Betty Rehm being able to park (her car) ? ? Chops without his vioLIN??? Nancy and Estelle not writing to Albany? Paul Sheehan not being a tri-city Romeo? Rock Hall not using Sheehan's technique? Tucker Brady being a Latin teacher? Ape Varney not being the class chauffeur? Gusy not being Mr. Canale's prize pupil? Any senior boy walking to school?? Carol Caruso not liking D. A. (hair cuts? ? ?) Bud Biddiscombe doing his own chemistry homework? Barbara Murray not barking in Pickett's bath tub? Squid Etu not being swooned over by certain Hudson Falls girls? Peggy Feingold not being on punishment detail? Bob Guillily and Bart Carpenter without their class rings? Patti Godfrey being able to see two feet without her glasses? Elinor Woodcock without her jitney bus? NAME PET HATE Jean Aurelia Harriet Benway Carol Brablc Mary Bruce James Catone Bart Carpenter Mary Ann Chamberlain Susan Cimo Ann Collier Bob Guillily John Cronkhite Ronald Dingman Tommy Fish Patti Godfrey Joe Groome Jon Hall Bob Havens Martha Howe Julie La Claire Nedra La Sarso Ed Maziejka Sondra Munoff Nancy Munoff Madge Osgood Ann Quinn Ellen Quinn Betty Rehm Dick Robinson Dick Sanderspree William Shaw James Shaw Donna Trombley Roberta Ann Wagner Neal Winch JoAnn Welch Elinor Woodcock Dan O'Hanlon James McDonald 5 c jen or JJe s PET LOVE fighting with Nonnie singing listening to popular songs certain boy from Hudson Falls Rock and Roll sports borrowing money boys driving loafing money people money cheering hot rod races St. Mary's girls hunting (girls??) traveling tall boys colored television girls good books cheering letters from Ohio Prospect House vacations Jim's truck redheaded Snowballs Fussy” people outboard motor sports horses gym??? Harriet's corny jokes Marilyn breaking her lunch bags cheering practice, doing dishes smoking people who skip gym girls noisy people gossiping writing letters getting up in the morning conceited girls blizzards school being early for school Citizenship II Sheehan's girls squeaky cars gossipy people top lockers talkative people football practice driving show-offs getting up in the morning braggers homework cars Russell getting in my way. history class homework dances television trouble-makers in class, meetings blurry pictures bossy girls and boys silly girls work camera dancing little green Nash horses reckless driving class meetings Z)e V eoer forget How nice the new cheerleaders' uniforms looked. How nice Nedra La Sarso looked as Prom Queen. Tears Aurelia's experiments in Chemistry Lab. The day Marilyn Roche and Estelle Feingold changed blouses on the football field. Nedra forgetting to come to her surprise party. The Bike hike certain senior girls took to Schuylerville. Dickie Meagher's pants ripping. The mystery when Lewis' window was broken. The embarrassment when Nancy Munoff took off her green crinoline on the baseball field. The day certain cheerleaders left Mary D’Angelico skirtless on the football field. Our two week recess because of Asiatic flu. The sophomore girls throwing Patty Cook into the shower. The junior's beach party chaperoned by Officer Gray. Patty Burch's pajama party. Mary Ann Aurelia throwing a dish of potato salad in Patty Burch's face. Butchie Shaw making our only touchdown of the season. The fun we had decorating for our Junior Prom. Dickie Sanderspree and Peggy Feingold bopping at the Sputnik Ball. The night some freshmen tied up Sis Etu. Butchie Shaw walking up the unsupported ladder during the assembly. Linda Lewis falling asleep behind the bar at Murrays. Glass loM We, the Senior Class of Fort Edward High School, in this year of 1957 to 1958, being in reason ably good health and of doubtfully sound mind, realizing the uncertainty of grades and the vacillating dispositions of our faculty members, do hereby make this, our last will and testament. JEAN AURELIA wills her curly hair to Joanne Catone. HARRIET BENWAY wills her pony tail to Mary Ives. CAROL SUE BRABLC wills her ability in Latin to Mary Anne Aurelia. MARY LOU BRUCE wills her walk to school to Marion Lawrence. JAMES CATONE wills his appointments at Slenderalia to Joseph Brablc. BART CARPENTER wills his class ring to any girl who thinks she can get it. MARY ANN CHAMBERLAIN wills her short hair to Arlene Brown. SUSAN CIMO wills her pony tail to Marilyn Roche. ANN COLLIER wills her job at the Grand Union to anyone who wants it. JOHN CRONKHITE wills his brain to Junior Terry. RONALD DINGMAN refuses to will his truck to anyone. THOMAS FISH wills his chair in Citizenship Education to anyone. PATTI GODFREY wills her ability to pump gas to Lyndalee Lewis. JOE GROOME wills his Citizenship Education knowledge to anyone. ROBERT GUILLILY wills his ability to do math to anyone who wants it. JON HALL wills his ability to play football to Harold Harrington. BOB HAVENS wills his ability to run the produce rack to Steve Harrington. MARTHA ANN HOWE wills her bicycle to anyone who thinks she can get it. JULIE LA CLAIRE wills her height to Nickie Becker. NEDRA LA SARSO wills her flirting ability to anyone who has use for it. ED MAZIEJKA wills his ability in studying figures to Harold Harrington. SONDRA MUNOFF wills her singing ability to Barbara Schroeder. NANCY MUNOFF wills her love for Albany to Estelle Feingold. MIDGE OSGOOD wills her love for history to Barbara Murray. ANN and ELLEN QUINN will the welcome they received at F. H.E. S. to anyone who comes here as a Junior. BETTY REHM wills the books about horses to Barbara Hammond. DICK ROBINSON wills his ability to agree with redheads to Harold Harrington. DICK SANDERSPREE wills his curly hair to Stewart Bennett. WILLIAM SHAW wills his athletic ability to David Aurelia. JAMES SHAW wills going steady to Dan D’Angelico DONNA TROMBLEY wills her walk to school to her brother, Wayne. ROBERTA ANN WAGNER wills her driving ability to Arlene Murray. JOANN WELCH wills her ability to get caught chewing gum in typing class to Barbara Flowers and Ann Dragon. ELINOR WOODCOCK wills her ability to keep quiet in studyhalls to Karen Tripp. JAMES McDONALD wills his love for hunting to Jack Pidgeon. NEAL WINCH wills his camera to Richard Boucher. DAN O’HANLON wills his love for horses to Nancy Clark. Glass CProphecy June 25, 1968 - The past year has found the members of the Class of ’53 making news. Here are headlines which have been on the front pages of leading newspapers across the country this year. JEAN AURELIA becomes head cashier at the Grand Union. HARRIET BENWAY now owner of a motel for cats. CAROL SUE BRABLC is now private secretary to Dr. Salk. MARY BRUCE marries Hudson Falls boy. BART CARPENTER now chief of Navy. JAMES CATONE is now one of the fabulous five of WPTR. MARY CHAMBERLAIN future old maid???' SUSAN CIMO now singing for the Stompers. ANN COLLIER now head of Treasury Department in Washington. JOHN CRONKHITE is now head of A. A. Association. RONALD DING MAN future farmer of America. TOMMY FISH is now head of a tuna factory. PAT GODFREY now owns a chain of garage stations. JOE GROOME now is a car salesman. BOB GUILLILY designs a jet-engine Buick. JON HALL now takes Rip Lewza’s place as coach of F. E. H. S. BOB HAVENS elected president of Grand Union. MARTHA HOWE is now president of Baby-Sitters, Inc. JULIE LA CLAIRE invents growing pills. NEDRA LA SARSO now takes over Dear Abby’s column. JIM MCDONALD now manager of Fort Edward Grand Union. ED MAZIEJKA takes over the Glens Falls Post Company. NANCY MUNOFF teaches Mambo lessons at Healy’s studio. SONDRA MUNOFF now a Driver's Training teacher! DAN O'HANLON now takes Elvis Presley's place in the entertainment world. MIDGE OSGOOD now is a tailor. ANN QUINN is now manager of the Flair in Glens Falls. ELLEN QUINN is now head nurse at Glens Falls Hospital. BETTY REHM is now a truck driver. DICK ROBINSON now a star football player for Notre Dame. DICK SANDERSPREE now collector of rare blue pickup trucks. JIM SHAW pitches no hitter in World Series. BILL SHAW now a big star in Hollywood. DONNA TROMBLEY now owner of a dude ranch. BOBBY ANNE WAGNER invents a new vaccine to prevent dogs from biting. JO ANN WELCH now owns an interest in the Handee Restaurant. NEAL WINCH now photographer for Life magazine. ELINOR WOODCOCK now owns King's Pharmacy. 3opA( opnomore vjiass Cl a. FIRST ROW: E. Healy, M. Brady, R. Cameron, M. Aurelia, D. Esperti, S. Harrington. SECOND ROW: P. Cook, D. Davis, E. Etu, L. Lewis, P. Carroll, A. Bowe. THIRD ROW: M. D’Angelico, J. Bennett, S. Cramer, R. Ives, L. Bascom, L. Kegan, F. Blake. FOURTH ROW: C. O'Keefe, J. Woodard. M. Doty, D. Degraw, R. Beecher, P. Perras. FIFTH ROW: D. DelSignore, B. Flowers, S. Dragon,’ M. Feingold, A. Simmons. SIXTH ROW: R. Cicero, D. Bennett, J. Davis, D. Collier. I. Tripp, M. Statia, P. Hogan, J. Leonard. SEVENTH ROW: D. Cronkhite, C. Geroux, D. Catone, R. Rea, L. Brockway, W. McCarty, M. Ives, D. Hunsperger, E. Quattrochi, P. Sharp, T. Shea, S. Hopkins, M. Fontaine. Jreshman G ass FIRST ROW: D. Amorosi, M. King, N. Clark, C. Shaw, M. Bruce. SECOND ROW: J. DelSignore, L. Lewis, S. O'Connell, K. Tripp, J. Carpenter, D. Catone, P. Burch, J. Boucher. THIRD ROW: E. Fontine, J. Cole, B. Chambers, P. Welch, M. Carroll, D. Horrman, A. Hayward, FOURTH ROW: C. Caruso, S. Murray, B. Hammond, T. Symthe, P. Styles, J. Simmons, J. McCabe. FIFTH ROW; A. Gitto, C. Ives, K. Douglas, S. Morrill, N. La-bosier. SIXTH ROW: I. Maier, D. Roberts, J. Bramer, M. Young, J. Nadeau, P. Smith, N. Bennett. SEVENTH ROW: G. Carey, B. Pickett, G. Sabbath, B. Perkins, M. Machrlein, T. Rogers, G. Blodgett. EIGHTH ROW: J. Flowers, T. Brady, A. Davidson, J. Dragon, C. Terry. NINTH ROW; T. Gavan, F. Moore, C. Quattrocchi, T. Kitchener, W. Etu, M. McCarty. ( ki.s i nc ton. 2).G (Otth Heartfelt Chanhs Left: Miss Julia Rogers, Junior High English Teacher. Right: Miss Mary Cronin, Junior High Math Teacher. Left to right: Miss Mary E. Finn, Mrs. May D. Wrigley, Miss Anna R. Finn, teachers at the O’Donnell Elementary School. JTCag the Coming fears CBe as Titncf to Ihem as Iheg J faue J)een to iff of 01 s. JEAN AURELIA 1st Prize American Legion Essay 1st Prize American Legion Oratorical Contest HARRIET BENWAY Girls’ State JAMES CATONE Good Citizenship Award NEAL WINCH Boys' State ROBERTA ANN WAGNER Girls' State Dorse Student Gounctd FIRST ROW: E. Healey, M. Brady, M. Smatko, J. Shaw, P, Sheehan, F. Godfrey. SECOND ROW: R. Havens, R. Sanderspree. RICHARD SANDERSPREE President Siren zers FIRST ROW: P. Jones, P. Cook, R. Wagner, J. LaClaire, A. Collier, S. Cimo, S. LaSarso, M. Roche, J. Shaw, N. Munoff, N. LaSarso, P. Godfrey. SECOND ROW: M. Dan'gelico, P. Canoll, J. Boucher, E. Quinn, P. Smatko, E. Stamper, C. Caruso, L. Keegan, E. Fingold. THIRD ROW; K. Tripp, L. Lewis, M. Aurelia, M. Ives, S. Pickett, P. Feingold, M. Lawrence, J. Lindsay, M. Brady. FIFTH ROW: L. Bascom, L. LaSarso, C. Brablc, I. Etu, J. Cole, B. Hammond, M. Chamberlain, A. Quinn. SIXTH ROW: N. Winch, D. Tennant, H. Benway, C. Snowball. SEVENTH ROW: B. Pierce, S. La-Fountaine, J. Catone, W. Shaw. President Vice President Secretary ■ - - SUSAN CIMO - - JAMES SHAW BARBARA MURRAY - - - ANN COLLIER ifjBI ■m Treasurer Z)arsiitj Qj£eerfeacfers MARGARET SMATKO HARRIET BENWAY BARBARA MURRAY NANCY MUNOFF PATTI GODFREY ESTELLE FEINGOLD MARILYN ROCHE TJars y CjA 6 FIRST ROW; J. Cronkhite, J. Hall, C. Biddiscombe, R. Robinson, SECOND ROW: V. D'Angelico, J. Pidgeon, L. Varney, J. Shaw. THIRD ROW; B. Hall, R. Cameron, R. Ward, P. Sheehan. ■ ■ r7'oo 6a T FIRST ROW: R. Meagher, L. Varney, J. Pidgeon, J. Hail, R. Robinson, C. Biddi-scombe, J. Terrier, H. Harrington, E. Maziejka. SECOND ROW: R. Ward, C. Shaw, P. Sharp, R. Rea, J. Chapman, V. D'Angelico, R. Cameron, R. Montogomery. THIRD ROW: P. Sheehan, B. Carpenter, D. Hunsberger, J. Keenan, M. Ives, T. Gavan, D. Catone, R. Cicero, C. Quattrocchi, J. CrOnhkite, M. Ward. LAST ROW: J. Dragon, G. Pierce, Coach Stan Lewza, M. Durham. Co-Captains RICHARD ROBINSON JON HALL COACH LEWZA STANDING: Coach Stanley Lewza, J. Keenan, R. Ward, J. Pidgeon, P, Sharp, C. Biddiscombe, J. Hall, D. D'Angelico, J. Chapman, P. Sheehan. KNEELING: G. Sqorrano, J. Dragon, R. Viele, G. LaClaire. Rip” Lewza's Flying Forts, although not finishing too high in the conference standings, did make a good account of themselves on many occasions. They broke the high school scoring record in a game against South Glens Falls by scoring the nets for 104 points, breaking the record set last season of 96 scored against the same school. Also in this game Jim Shaw's 36 points broke the individual scoring record of 33 held previously by Paul Sheehan. Things look much brighter for the Forts next year as only Rock Hall and Jim Shaw will be missing. The Forts will have four veterans returning next year in the person of Paul Sheehan and Dan D'Angelico, each of whom scored over 200 points. Also returning for service will be Bud Biddiscombe, leading rebounder, and Dick Cameron, a Sophomore Sensation, who came on toward the end of the season. Nick Becker, a 6'4 Junior, who missed this year because of scholastic difficulties will be available for duty. J. V. CB a sB216a ff F. Moore, W. Etu, A. Davidson, T. Gavin, W. McCarty, R. Rea, M. Ward, R. Montgomery, J. Davis, E. Quattrochi, C. Quattrochi, C. Shaw, D. Esperti, R. Cicero. KNEELING: G. Roberts, Coach John Toomey, R. Cameron. J3ase aff FIRST ROW: J. Hall, M. Roche, P. Sheehan, J. Keenan, R. Cicero. SECOND ROW: R. Cameron, D. D'Angelico, R. Rea, R. Etu, J. Shaw. LAST ROW: R. Ward, J. McCarty, Coach John Toomey. Uracl FIRST ROW: R. Cameron, C. Shaw, E. Quattrochi, R. Montgomery, J. Conhkite, W. Trombley. SECOND ROW: Coach Stan Lewza, B. Hall, R. Meagher, W. Wall, C. Healey, J. Hall, G. Pierce. Albany Business College Allen Press Al’s Grill Lawrence D. Benway Bill's Market Borden’s Ice Cream Dr. Borrowman Robert J. Bowe Braydon Chapman Caputo’s Garage, DeSoto and Plymouth Dealer Corsall’s Restaurant and Amusement Co. Craig's Studio Cross Baking Co. Joseph W. Delsignore H. B. Doty John R. Durkee Hose Company, Inc. Economy Department Store The Erlanger Stores Mrs. Joseph Feingold Fort Edward Coal Oil Co. Fort Edward Lumber and Supply Co. Fort Edward National Bank Fort Edward Teachers Association George Satterlee Hose Co., No. 2 General Electric G. L. F. Feed, Seed, Fertilizer, Farm Supplies Glendale Furniture Co. Glens Falls Business Machines Hagen’s Greenhouse Handee Restaurant L. W. Harris Sons Dept. Store Hayward and Singleton Hebert’s Food Store Holsom Bread Co. King’s Pharmacy Lewis Grocery Loughlin Clothing Co. Mac’s Bar and Restaurant, Don Ellis, Francis Morency, Prop. Manhatten Bar Marinette Paper Co. “Merkel and Gelman - The Store of Friendly Service’’ Mildred Elley Secretarial School for Girls Newton and Hill Old Fort Restaurant Penders W. H. Perkins Richards and Donohue William A. Sander spree Sandy Hill Iron and Brass Works Savage’s Superette Frank Sheehan - Insurance Jack Sheehan - Insurance South End Grocery Steven’s Furniture Co. Steve’s Barber Shop Terry’s Taxi Travers Service Station Van the Shoe Man Woodcock’s Pharmacy Wright Funeral Home Senior CRoff Gaff Let's take one more look at the Class of '58 - FIRST ROW: R. Havens, J. Shaw, R. Sanderspree, R. Wagner, S. Cimo, J. Aurelia. SECOND ROW; N. Winch, D. Trombley, B. Rehm, A. Collier, J. LaClaire, N. Munoff, J. Hall. THIRD ROW: P. Godfrey, M. Chamberlain, M. Osgood, E. Quinn, S. Munoff. FOURTH ROW; M. Howe, J. Welch, C. Brablc, H. Benway, A. Quinn, N. LaSarso, J. McDonald. FIFTH ROW: E. Maziejka, B. Carpenter, R. Robinson, J. Catone, W. Shaw, J. Groome. LAST ROW: J. Cronkhite, R. Guillily, T. Fish, R. Dingman, D. O'Hanlon. For many years we have been together We have studied and played -We have cried and cheered -We have struggled and succeeded. In years after May we remember each other And what we did together. Ifma (JICater FORT EDWARD HIGH, WE SING THY PRAISES, HAIL THE BLUE AND WHITE. WE STRIVE FOR GLORY AND FOR HONOR, AND FOR ALL THAT'S RIGHT. WE GIVE OUR ALMA MATER ALL THE LOVE WE HOLD, AND THROUGH THE YEARS WE SHALL REMEMBER ITS EVERLASTING ROLE. Nr- LITHOGRAPHED BY — TAYLOR PUBLISHING CO. DALLAS • TEXAS The Best Yearbook are TAYLOR-MADE