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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1960 volume:

Editor s Message The Editorial Staff wishes this edition of the SIREN to be a source of enjoyment and interest to all the students of Fort Edward High School. The book is our account of the students and their activities during the school year, 1959-1960. We wish to thank the staff members and the Press Club for their cooperation in making this our publication. MARGARET FEINGOLD Editor MICHAEL KING Assistant Editor Dedication To Miss Hazel Canavan, we dedicate this edition of the SIREN. The Class of 1960 realizes that the work of the guidance director is a task that can only be done by a competent and considerate teacher. For many years Miss Canavan has demonstrated her interest in the welfare and the placement of the graduates of Fort Edward High School. This publication is only a way of our saying thanks to her. In all our endeavors she will be remembered. Staff EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Margaret Feingold ASSISTANT EDITOR Michael King ART LITERARY William McCarty L. Lewis ADVERTISING SPORTS S. Hopkins R. Cameron PUBLICITY CIRCULATION A. Bo we M. D'Angelico TREASURER TYPING L. Bascom P. Carroll ADMINISTRATION Board of Education W. AYLWARD BO WE LOUIS G. FISHER FRANCIS M. TERRY FRANCIS J. TIERNEY FRED A. VIELE President B. W. CURTIS, SR. JOS. W. DelSIGNORE KENNETH R. HAYWARD GORDON R. ELLMERS Principal's Message Faculty MRS. BOLLMAN MR. CLARK MR. CUMMINGS MR. DAVIS MISS FITZPATRICK MISS HANNA MISS HARMON MRS. HERBERT MRS. HOLBROOK MR. HORN MR. LEONARD MISS McCURRY MR. La SARSO MRS. LEONARD MRS. MUNSON MRS. RUTLEDGE MISS STEWART MR. ROSS MRS. STORY MRS. VAUGHN DAVID ANTHONY ESPERTI Andy Tis said girls like them bad and bold, but shyness wins them, so we're told. Washington County Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Class President 4. Always with Mary; Oh! those long eyelashes; everybody’s friend; efficient class president. PRESIDENT SECRETARY MARY CLAIRE BRADY Bug She has a friend for every smile and a smile for every friend. Choir 1; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Secretary 4; Sirenizers 2,4; Tickets Please 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Queen 3; Secretary of Student Council 3; Graduation Usher 3; Senior Trip 4. Our cute prom queen; always careful of Bucky's pumps; usually seen with Dave; neat dresser. RICHARD RAYMOND CAMERON -Dick Whether its dribbling, kicking or batting afar; in every way our Dick's a star. Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Football 1,2, 3. 4; Varsity Club; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Press Club; Class Officer 1,2, 3,4; Varsity Club Treasurer 3; Senior Trip 4; Ring Committee 3; Yearbook Staff 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee; Football Co-Captain. Good athlete; out of town interest; all around guy;” love those sweaters. VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER JOAN MARILYN BENNETT Joanie T’is safer to be meek than fierce. Intramurals 2, 3; Press Club 4; Junior Prom Committee 2; Bowling 2, 3; Gym Demonstration 2; Usher Senior Play 3; Usher Spring Concert 2; Treasurer Senior Class 4; Senior Trip 4. Hard worker; witty; good class treasurer; nice personality. EDMUND MICHAEL HEALEY Herm A crazy individual who appreciates fun; wherever he goes, he's liked by everyone. Student Council 2, 4; Class Officer 3; JV Basketball 1; Gym Dem. 2; Junior Prom Committee 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Washington Trip 4. STEPHEN JESSE HOPKINS Archie The reward of a thing well done is to have it done. Student Council 4; President of Student Council 4; Boys' State Representative 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Little Theatre 1, 3, 4; Washington Trip 4; Ski Club 4; Junior Prom Committee. Great actor in Senior Play; likes to ski; loves summer at Lake St. Catherine; natural born leader. BRUCE POTTER HALL Owl Youth is a beautiful thing; too bad it's wasted on children. JV Basketball Manager 1; Track Manager 1,2; Basketball Scorekeeper 3, 4; Student Council 4; Washington Trip 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Senior Play Committee 4. School pest; live wire; Stanley's helper; dog’s best friend is Bruce. Class clown; nice dresser; never without that Plymouth; never a dull moment when Herm’s around. DAVID ANTHONY AURELIA Tears A shy co-operative lad we're told; but then who likes a boy that’s bold. Band 1.2,3,4; Baseball 1; Basketball 2; Orchestra 1; Washington County Band 2, 3, 4. Never seen without his portable radio; big out-of-town interest? quiet and shy; plays a mean French horn. MARY ANN FRANCES AURELIA Nonne Her virtues are many, her faults are few. She always does well what she starts to do. Tickets Please 1, 2, 3, 4; Press Club 2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 3; Majorette 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 2; Junior Prom Committee 3; Usher for Graduation 3; Ffeshman Dance Committee 1; Sophomore Dance Committee 2; Senior Trip Committee 4; Gym Demonstration 2. Petite, but active; little Grand Union helper; loves Home Sweet Home; likes to sit behind the wheel. LINDA COWLES BASCOM Judge She walks like a goddess and looks like a queen. Tickets Please 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling 1; Press Club 2, 3, 4; Gym Demonstration 2; Senior Play Usher 1; Majorette 2, 3, 4; Choir 3; Choir Usher 2; Junior Prom Committee 3; Junior Prom Attendant 3; Student Council Vice President 3; Yearbook Staff Treasurer 4; Senior Trip 4, Cute prom attendant; pretty hair; made a good Chris in Senior play; nice dresser. No man is happy that does not think himself so. Gym Demonstration 2; Washington Trip 4; Card Committee 4; Sophomore Dance Committee 2; Junior Prom Committee 3. The other half; happy-go-lucky; second home Center Street; Maplewood's little helper. DAVID PETER BENNETT ’’Daffy RUTH ANN BEECHER Beech” Ruth’s gay laugh and friendly smile will be remembered for a long while. Band 1,2,3; Press Club 4; Choir 1; Washington Trip 4. Full of the devil; has Argyle interests; Chuckie’s faithful friend; owner of Beecher’s Bus. Live life, every golden minute of it. Press Club 2, 3, 4; Tickets Please 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling 1, 2, 3; Choir 1, 2; Washington Trip 4. FAITH ALWIN BLAKE ” Blakie Always happy; always at Chuckie’s; what’s the Argyle interest? keeps you in stitches. MICHAEL JOSEPH CARPENTER Mickey A little mischief, full of fun, certainly liked by everyone. Varsity Football 3, 4; Gym Demonstration 2, 4; Junior Prom Decoration 3; JV Football 1,2. Mrs. Bollman's pet; always ready to joke; never a dull person; loves parties. ANNE MARIE JEAN BOWE Annie Bow Always quiet, never wild; all admire a girl so mild. Cheerleading 3, 4; Choir 1, 2; Band 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Gym Demonstration 2; Majorettes 2, 3; Junior Ring Committee 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Press Club 2, 3, 4; Tickets Please 2, 3, 4. Cute cheerleader; full of pep and energy; how's First Street?? future gym teacher. LAWRENCE JAMES BROCKWAY Brock Sometimes quiet, sometimes gay, but always contented all the way. JV Football 1. Very shy; quiet until you get to know him; loves race cars; can be found at Don's Shell Station or in Rea's car. PATRICIA ANN CARROLL Pat Always happy, we like her lots; all and all, we think she's tops. Press Club 2, 3, 4; Tickets Please 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Attendant 3; Majorette 2; Gym Demonstration 2; Graduation Usher 3; Choir 2, 3, 4; Senior Trip 4. Good natured; cute prom attendant; tries to please all; Waggie's little helper; pretty hair. ROBERT ANGELO CICERO Bob One who is always friendly and true, seldom if ever you'll find him blue. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3; Baseball 1; Gym Demonstration 2. Second home 215 Broadway; loves that baby blue Pontiac; always with Carol; a really great guy. DAVID LOUIS CATONE Louie Cross over the bridge. faithful paper boy; full of wise cracks; sometimes silent, but hardly ever. Full well, they laughed at all his jokes with counterfeited fie, for many a joke had he. Football 2, 3, 4; Senior Trip 4; Sirenizers 4; Junior Ring Committee 3; Varsity Club 3, 4; Choir 4. PHYLLIS CRAMER Phil Phil is friendly through and through, her friends are many, her enemies few. Tickets Please 4; Choir 2, 4; Press Club 4; Prom Committee 3; FHA 4; Washington Trip 4. Quiet?? likes to chew gum; Miss Harmon's art student; always with Ronnie. DAVID JOSEPH COLLIER Percy As prone to mischief as able to perform it. Gym Demonstration 2; Football 4; Baseball 4. .Loves Geometry; always reading?? Katie's friend; Who's the latest? PATRICIA ANNE COOK Trese Look into her eyes and you see an angel, look a little farther and you can see an imp. Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Tickets Please 1, 2, 3, 4; Press Club 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1,2, 3, 4; Gym Demonstration 2, 4; Junior Prom Decorations 3; Junior Prom Attendant 3; Card Committee 4; Senior Trip 4; Betty Crocker Award 4. Made a nice Prom attendant; Cute cheerleader; loves gym class; who's your latest, Pat? SHELIA LOUISE CRAMER Blondie A very silent lass thought I; but oh, there's mischief in her eye. Intramurals 1,2; Gym Demonstration 2; Tickets Please 2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 4; Junior Prom Decorations 3; FHA 4; Press Club 4. Pretty hair; Go Jimmy Go; cheerleader in Senior Play; our Home Ec. teacher. MARY MARGARET D'ANGELICO Mary Dee That she has wit and humor is no surprise; a noticeable maiden with large brown eyes. Press Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Tickets Please 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Attendant 3; Dance Committes 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Trip 4; Gym Demonstration 2; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Intramurals 1,2; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. Nice prom attendant; peppy cheerleader; beautiful brown eyes; good Katie in Senior Play. JAMES KENDALL DAVIS Jim A swell fellow, quiet and shy; when it comes to girls, he’s a regular guy! JV Basketball 2; Junior Prom Committee 3; Senior Play 4; Dance Committee 2. Good Nat in Senior Play; loves to phone; Lake George fan; champion water skier. DEANNA SUE DEGRAW Digger Laugh and the world laughs with you. Choir 1; Press Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Tickets Please 2, 3; Bowling 1. 3; Gym Demonstration 2; Senior Trip 4; Majorette 2, 3. Loves a certain chevy; nice smile; good natured; likes 7th period study hall. MARILYN ANN DOTY Gert A well bred silence always at command. Choir 1; Press Club 4; FHA 4; Tickets Please 4; Senior Trip 4. Nice kid; likes Latin 2; pretty hair; laughs at everything. KAYE ELLEN DAVIS Kaye Quiet and reserved is this young miss; her life is one of joy and bliss. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 1. 2. 3. 4; Washington County Band 1, 2, 3; Press Club 4; Freshman Dance Committee 1; Senior Play Usher 3; Senior Play 4; Senior Trip 4. Pretty hair; loves her clarinet; Miss Etu’s right hand gal; ambitious. ROBERT MATTHEW ELDER Buzz A regular guy, full of fun, friendly and helpful to everyone, Junior Prom Committee 3; Press Club 4; Senior Ball Chairman, Senior Trip 4. Nice smile; good Senior Ball Chairman; loves those weekends with the deer at Dug Mt. Where else does his interest lie? SHIRLEY ANNE DRAGON Coo A good mind is Lord of a Kingdom. Choir 1, 2; Tickets Please 1, 2, 4; Press Club 4; FHA 3,4; Junior Prom Committee 3;. Freshman Dance Committee 1; Bowling 3; Senior Trip 4; Gym Demonstration 3. Likes a good time; full of laughs; star pupil in Secretarial Practice; Future Homemaker of America??? MARY EILEEN JOAN ETU Sis Generally speaking, she's generally speaking. Press Club 2, 3, 4; Tickets Please 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Gym Demonstration 2, 4; Intramurals 1,2; Senior Play Usher 3; Usher for Graduation 3; Senior Trip 4; Majorettes 3,4; Bowling 1,2. Quiet??? likes to drive; a lot of fun to go out with; hard worker on class committes. MARGARET RUTH FEINGOLD Peg I must speak the truth and nothing but the truth. Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Tickets Please 1, 2, 3, 4; Press Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Assistant Editor 3; Editor of Siren 4; Senior Play Usher 3; Usher for Graduation 4; Gym Demonstration 2,4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Washington Music Festival 3; Dance Committees 1,2, 3,4; Senior Trip 4; Senior Play 4; Senior Ball Committee 4; National Honor Society 4; Secretary-Treasurer of NHS 4; Oratorical Contest 4; Intramurals 1,2,3, 4. Good basketball player; hard-working editor; great actress in Senior Play; always busy doing things. CHARLES HENRY GEROUX Chuck” Chuck is quiet and very reserved; whatever he says is worth being heard. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Decorations 3. Loyal; service station attendant; main interest in Argyle; whose car are you taking apart now? STEVEN FRANCIS HARRINGTON Sarge To worry little, to study less is my idea of happiness. Football 1, 4; Track 3,4; Class Secretary 1,2; Treasurer 3. Always with Joyce; loves to tease the girls; Grand Union’s prize worker; oh! those muscles. DAVID OTTO HUNSPERGER Dave The world is thine but for the taking. Varsity Football 2, 4; Noon Hour Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Gym Demonstration 2, 4. Quiet type; hard worker; nice kid; good football player. LAWRENCE JUDSON IVES Duke Always happy; we like him lots; all in all; we think he's tops. Football 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3. 4; Baseball 4. Has South High interest; easy going; loves to raze Ronnie; loves his red and blue sweater. RHEA JANE IVES Butch A pleasant smile is an assurance of friendship. Choir 1, 2; Tickets Please 3, 4; Press Club 4; Gym Demonstration 2; Junior Prom Committee 2; Senior Trip 4; Senior Play Usher 4. Nice kid; smiles all the time; terrific driver; friend to everyone. LORRAINE ELIZABETH ANNE KEGAN Lizz Some think the world was made for fun and frolic and so do I. Tickets Please 1, 2, 3, 4; Press Club 2, 3, 4; Prom Attendant 3; Gym Demonstration 2; Majorettes 2, 3, 4; Bowling 1; Washington Trip 4; Choir 1,2, 3,4; Intra-murals Basketball 1, 3. Hates to be passed on the road; alwrays on the go; cute prom attendant; our majorette. JOHN EDWARD LEONARD Len Worry, let it run away; live a life and live it gay. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 4; Basketball 1, 4. Out-of-town interest; our Warren Spahn; never with out an answer; makes himself known. LYNDALEE LEWIS Pinky There was never a saint with red hair. Prom Attendant 3; Tickets Please 1,2; Press Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Majorettes 2; Gym Demonstration 2; Senior Play Usher 3; Senior Trip 4; Intramurals 1,2; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Bowling 1; Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. Made a sweet prom attendant; crazy about Plymouths; love that red hair; lots of pep and personality. WILLIAM JOSEPH McCARTY Spool I'm not only witty in myself, but cause wit in other men. JV Football 1,2; Varsity Football 3,4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Gym Demonstration 1; Choir 4; Senior Trip 4; Ski Club 4; President of Ski Club 4. Loves to ski; made a good Jim in Senior Play; good athlete, nice guy. RICHARD JAMES MEAGHER Spud Let every man be master of his time. Senior Trip 4; Baseball 4; Football 2,3,4; Track 1; Sports Committee 4; Press Club 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Choir 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Sophomore Dance Committee 2. Big flirt; nice dancer; excels in football; gas station attendant. RICHARD LEWIS MONTGOMERY Howie There may have been greater men than I, but I doubt it. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 4; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1,2; Washington County Band 1,2, 3,4; All-State 3, 4. Loves He-Man Magazines; Peppermint Patty fan; weight-lifter; never seen without the Ford. RONALD JAMES REA Bubble Gum He thinks too much, such men are dangerous. Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 1; Press Club 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Gym Demonstration 2; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Freshman and Sophomore Dance Committes; Senior Trip 4. Future Grand Union Manager; likes hot rods; always-at Shell gas station; an admirer of blond hair. PAULA LUCILLE PERRAS Giggles Good things are twice as good when they are short. Intramurals 1,2; Bowling 1,2,3; Usher for Graduation 3; Tickets Please 1, 2, 3, 4; Press Club 2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Gym Demonstration 2, 4; Senior Trip 4; Junior Prom Committee 2; Sophomore Dance Committee 2; Senior Play Usher 4. Loves 1st period English Class; beautiful hair; nice smile; good natured. EDWARD ANTHONY QUATTROCCHI Ed Don't worry, it shortens life. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 4; Press Club 4; Senior Trip 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Gym Demonstration 1,2; Choir 4. Nice dresser; early riser on paper route??? fun to be with; loves to drive the family car? THOMAS JOHN SHEA Spec How care I how tall I am; as long as the world looks up to me. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 3, 4; Track 3; Football 4; Washington County Band 3; Senior Trip 4. Full of the devil; quiet till you get to know him; loves that Plymouth; terrific dancer; flirt. PETER COLIN SHARP Pete A fine player on field and court; a fine fellow and good sport. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Senior Trip 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Press Club 4; Ski Club 4; Choir 4. Everybody's friend; terrific athlete; always kidding around; wonderful personality; How are those late shows?” She is gentle, plain, just and resolute. Choir 1,2, 3; Bowling 1,2, 3; FHA 3; Graduation Refreshment Committee 2; Senior Trip 4; Press Club 3, 4. ANNA MAY SIMMONS Ann Good natured; quiet; Hudson Falls fan; nice smile. RICHARD HAROLD TOUGAS Tougiee A combination rare and true, athlete, friend, and good fellow too. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Ring Committee 3. Terrific athlete; champion pole vaulter; true; loves the California sunshine (??) IVAN WILLIAM TRIPP Billie Men of few words are the best men. ” Prom Committee 3; Sophomore Dance Committee 3; Washington Trip 4; Gym Demonstration 3. Always seen in Glens Falls; loves those long walks to school; never know when he is around; pleasant smile. CHARLES MICHAEL STATIA Mike Not too bold, not too shy, altogether one great guy. Choir 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Senior Trip 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Dance Committee 2, 3, 4. Friend to all; loves to drive; quiet; loves history?? WAYNE JOSEPH TROMBLEY Joe I'm no angel. Band 1, 3, 4; Track 1; Class Officer 2; Choir 3; Football 4; Varsity Club 2; Senior Trip 4; Sextet Band 3. Oh! that hot horn! loves his skis; nice guy; smile for everyone. JOYCE ANN WOODARD Muffet My heart is fixed. Press Club 2, 3, 4; Tickets Please 2, 3, 4; FHA 3, 4; Choir 1,2. Nice smile; good natured; one steady girl; always with Steve. Class History We entered our first year of high school as timid and green Freshmen in 1955. Although we were limited in our activities, we made the best of everything. Our biggest moment was the Halloween Dance which was very successful. The class officers were: President, Dick Cameron; Vice President, Pete Sharpe; Secretary, Steve Harrington; and Treasurer, Wayne Trombley. Our Student Council member was Mary Brady. We roared into our Sophomore year with Dick Cameron, President; David Esperti, Vice President; Steve Harrington, Secretary; and Mary Anne Aurelia, Treasurer. Steve Hopkins was elected our Student Council member. As Sophomores we were allowed to participate in extracurricular activities which made others take notice of us. In 1958 as big Juniors we elected the following officers: President, Dick Cameron; Vice President, Ed Healy; Secretary, Dave Esperti; Treasurer, Steve Harrington; and Student Council, Linda Bascom and Mary Brady. Our Junior year was marked with two big events in our life. The highlights of the year were our rings and the Prom. Thanks to the ring committee consisting of Dick Cameron, Dick Tougas, Bill McCarty, Mary D'Angelico, Anne Bowe and Dave Catone for selecting a beautiful and cherished remembrance of Fort Edward High. May, 1958 gave us our most treasured moment--the Junior Prom. The theme for the big occassion was Velvet Waters. Under the co-leadership of Bill McCarty and Dick Montgomery the gym was decorated very beautifully. For this special event, Mary Brady was elected our queen with Linda Bascom, Pat Carroll, Lorraine Kegan, Pat Cook, Lynda Lewis, and Mary D’Angelico as attendants. Dave Esperti was the queen's escort. Entering our Senior Year with an air of superiority, we immediately started making plans for Washington. Selling Christmas cards, candy, a turkey raffle aided us in acquiring enough funds to see us through the trip. We will never forget those cake and candy sales during the football season, either. On December 3, our Senior play Good Housekeeping was presented on the stage. Under the direction of Mrs. Story, the event was well attended. The thanks go to the stars” of the production namely Steve Hopkins, Peg Feingold, Linda Bascom, Mary D'Angelico, Mary Anne Aurelia, Bill McCarty, Ed Quattrocchi, Jim Davis and Lorraine Kegan. Easter vacation found us basking in the southern sun in Washington, D. C. The trip was an inspiration to all. The Washington Monument, the Capitol, the friends we made will be remembered for a long time. The class of '60 selected the following: President, Dave Esperti; Vice President, Dick Cameron; Secretary, Mary Brady; Treasurer, Joan Bennett; and Student Council, Steve Hopkins, President; Bruce Hall, Ed Healy. The success of the Class of '60 goes to our hard working and devoted teachers. We wish to express our personal thanks to our class advisors: Mrs. Bollman and Miss Shea, co-chairmen, and their assistants Miss Hanna, Miss Fitzpatrick, Mr. Cummings and Mr. Clark. Senior Play Christine Burnett Marion Burnett -Katy Burnett - -Mrs. Benson - -Charles Burnett - Eddie West------ Nathan Kahn - - Jim O'Neil------ Majorette-------- Cheerleaders - - -----LINDA BASCOM MARGARET FEINGOLD - MARY D'ANGELICO - MARY ANN AURELIA - STEPHEN HOPKINS - -ED QUATTROCCHI .........JIM DAVIS -----bill McCarty - - LORRAINE KEGAN ........KAYE DAVIS ANNE BOWE PAT COOK SHELIA CRAMER Good Housekeeping Solution Psychoanalysis Backstage Again The End Who's Who D. Esperti P. Sharp D. Meagher D. Catone P. Perras S. Hopkins E. Quattrocchi T. Shea D. Cameron M. Statia J. Davis W. Trombley A. Simmons J. Leonard L. Ives W. McCarty M. Carpenter S. Dragon L. Brockway S. Cramer R. Cicero J. Bennett J. Woodard S. Harrington R. Ives R. Rea Steadiest Wittiest Best Dancers Class Clown Gigglers Most Studious Best Actors Class Flirts Most Athletic Hot Rodders Future Farmers Most Enthusiastic Quietest Out-Of-Town-Interest Prettiest Eyes Spark-Plugs Best Dispositions Mechanics Prettiest Hair Most Likely to Succeed Future Secretaries Future Homemakers Future G. U. Manager Good Natured Sleepiest Easiest To Get Along With M. Brady M. D'Angelico P. Carroll E. Healy L. Lewis M. Feingold L. Bascom D. Montgomery A. Bowe L. Kegan D. Hunsperger M. Aurelia I. Tripp E. Etu R. Elder P. Cook R. Beecher F. Blake C. Geroux P. Cramer K. Davis D. De Graw M. Doty D. Tougas B. Hall D. Collier D. Aurelia D. Bennett Junior- Prom QUEEN Mary Brady ATTENDANTS Patricia Carroll Lynda Lewis Lorraine Kegan ATTENDANTS Patty Cook Linda Bascom Mary D'Angelico KING David Esperti CROWN BEARERS Paul Etu Ellen LaFarr FORMER QUEEN M. Roche Prophecy D. Aurelia invents a pin sized radio for easy carrying. M. Aurelia is crowned the first Indianapolis speed queen. L. Bascom takes over the Supreme Court. R..Beecher becomes F. E. H. S. school bus driver. D. Bennett is head of the Daffy Taffy Company. ]. Bennett is head waitress at the Queensbury. F. Blake is operating her own bus between Argyle and Fort Edward. A. Bowe is the mother of the year. M. Brady is the promoter for Bachelor Girls' Anomyous. L. Brockway invents the push button jack. R. Cameron takes over Pete Dawkins's place at West Point. M. Carpenter is a writer for Jerry Lewis. P. Carroll is the first airline stewardess to reach the moon. D. Catone proposed a bill to take away women's rights. R. Cicero is a second Caruso. D. Collier wins Nobel Prize for physics. P. Cook is hair stylist for M.G. M. P. Cramer is president of Rea Flashlight Company. S. Cramer invents a new one minute bleach. M. D'Angelico owns a chain of Dickie factories. J. Davis is teaching agriculture to F. F. A. K. Davis finally settled down with one boy. D. DeGraw is a successful housewife taking care of Paul. M. Doty is the President of Hudson Falls Boys' Fan Club. S. Dragon invents a new kind of coo-coo clocks. R. Elder writes a series of Buzzy Muzzy Books. D. Esperti at 72 is still America's most eligible bachelor. M. Etu has taken over Hedda Hopper's column in Hollywood. M. Feingold starts an insurance company for accident prone people. C. Geroux owns a chain of gas stations. S. Harrington is the district manager of Grand Union. E. Healy has started a free-way from Broadway to the Island. B. Hall has the world's greatest collection of owls. S. Hopkins is named the Actor of the Year. D. Hunsperger gives Khrushchev hints on farming techniques. L. Ives is still racing against time. He ran so many times to school he is now a great track star. R. Ives That natural look. CLEAR ALL is trying to match the color of her hair. L. Kegan has finally purchased her own convertible. J. Leonard is teaching sign language to foreign ambassadors. L. Lewis is writing The Love Lorn column for a distinguished New York paper. W. McCarty has taken over Norman Rockwell's job as magazine illustrator. R. Meagher is a prosperous dentist. R. Montgomery is a college coach teaching the lads the proper position while sitting on the bench. P. Perras now models with Buicks. E. Quattrocchi is owner of Slenderella. R. Rea invents a new high powered gas to make his car go faster. P. Sharp is the champion skier on Bowe's hill. T. Shea is adding new names to his black book. Do you spell Lynda with an I or a Y? A. Simmons is Secretary to the President of the U. S. M. Statia has been unanimously elected president of the Tri-County Hot Rodders Association. R. Tougas is now playing pro-football. I. Tripp finally has been appointed Admiral of the Navy. W. Trombley has danced his way to fame and fortune. He has replaced the once famous Arthur Murray. J. Woodard is a noted socialite as wife of the District Manager of the Grand Union. Our Gang Class Roster NAME NICKNAME FAVORITE SAYING FAVORITE SONG D. Aurelia Tears Oh 1 brother. Oh! Carol M. Aurelia Itzie Oh; my gosh!! Hot Rod Boogie L. Bascom Tracey Oh, for crying out loud! Among My Souvenirs R. Beecher Beecher-Brown What a slap in the face. Cry Me A River D. Bennett Jimmy D. Stupid people act stupid. In The Mood J. Bennett Joanie Oh, I'm sick! George Has Got The Hiccups F. Blake Faye Hey! wait a minute! Bogi Bear A. Bowe Anne Oh! pooh! Sweet Someone M. Brady Mare Oh! beans! Handy Man L. Brockway Brock Help! Running Bear R. Cameron Dick What's going on, Ace? Three Coins In A Fountain M. Carpenter The Kid Hi man! How do? Young Love P. Carroll Spider Where are we off to now? Sleep Walk D. Catone Blob Yah! Handy Man R. Cicero Zeke Hello there! Oh! Carol D. Collier The Great I'll say. Running Bear P. Cook Teese That breaks me all up. He'll Have To Go P. Cramer Chocolate Drop What's your trouble? I Can't Say Good-bye Anymore S. Cramer Shea Beats me Go, Jimmy, Go M. D'Angelico Mary Dee I bet you I won't. Dream J. Davis Jim Let's go skiing? What In The World's Come Over You K. Davis Kaye Dad, how about some loot? Where or When D. De Graw Digger Big thrill. Bad Boy M. Doty Gert Jeepers Primrose Lane S. Dragon Coo I'm so bored. Talk to Me R. Elder Buzz Freddie. Dream D. Esperti Andy I'll muckel 'em. Mack The Knife M. Etu Sis Promises, promises. Teen Angel M. Feingold Peg I can explain. Peg O My Heart C. Geroux Duke Fill it up. Battle of New Orleans B. Hall Owl Who-o-o! Who S. Harrington Chink Watch your step. Rum and Coke-Cola E. Healy Herm How are you? Mary S. Hopkins Steve Track! ! 1 Canadian Sunset D. Hunsperger Dave Don't worry about it. Yellow Rose of Texas L. Ives Duke What are you doing? Why R. Ives Butch When do we eat? He’ll Have To Go L. Kegan Rainy Honey I ain't telling. My Heart Knows J. Leonard Jel Hi! honey. Sandy L. Lewis Carrot Top Would You believe it. My Sugar W. McCarty Willie Joe 1 ain't telling. Mission of St. Augustine R. Meagher Moose How's it going. Lulu R. Montgomery Che-Che Mind chipping in for gas. Song of the Vagabond P. Perras Giggles Barf on a stick. Jo-Jo The Dog Face Boy E. Quattrocchi Ed Cut it out, Meagher. Star Spangled Heaven R. Rea Boo tie Skinny, the bone. I Can't Get Started P. Sharp Beaver What cha doing, Charlie? Darling Lorraine T. Shea Tom Git over here! My Blue Heaven A. Simmons Ann Why??? Mr. Blue M. Statia Stash Hi doll! I Get A Kick Out of You R. Tougas Chunky I'm lost. California I. Tripp Billy I tell ya! Star Spangled Heaven W. Trombley Lippy I ain't gonna tell ya. Please Love Me Forever J. Woodard Jo Ann I'm sorry, Steve. Let It Be Me PET HATE Class Roster PET LOVE HANGOUT Homework Girls who like me Harts Car wrecker's G. U. employee Lizz’s rod Bleached blondes Food Lizz’s speedmobile Girls arguing The establishment Argyle History Cars?? Bucky's History Working at Maplewood 14 Griffin Ave. Left without Hankies 55 Mercurys Argyle Girls Terrific football player Lorraine's car A certain boy being late Italian Food (Pizza) Esperti's Beverages (Coke) Race Cars Don's Shell Catone’s corny jokes 2-0 Count Any available dance Mary Dolores’s parties Glens Falls with Pickett Being rushed into something Food 57 Plymouth Cameron's Sob stories Arguing with Skinny The Island Drinking A car Caruso's Fort Edward Girls Myself Any place except school Pete Sharp's pestering A certain dairyman Little black Hillman” Certain boy's teasing My teddy bear 58 Notre Dame Street Certain boy's teasing 54 Ford 65 Colman Aye,. Being left alone Meeting Dan's roommates Rourke’s Buick Walking Water skiing Lake George Liars Dancing Any kitchen History homework A certain Chevy Paul's Chevie People who criticize Watching TV Harts Being without letters Writing letters A certain 57 Ford Slow drivers Open-Air Floyd's Washing dishes Going steady 53 Mechanic Street Walking to school Pizza Lizzie's Bomb Being misunderstood Flirting Home Fords Cars Vaughn's Station Girls smoking and drinking Animals Ellmer's Matochik's Veterinary Bossy people Hunting equipment Grand Union Sophomore Class 1957 Plymouth Howie's House Failing a subject Skiing Lake St. Catherine Cows Movies Home on the farm Work Fri. p.m. and Sun. Afternoon 2 Laurel Road A certain boy's insults Watching Bandstand 5 Eddy Street Dull people 57 Plymouth (s) The 57 Rod Work Spinage Gene's Hot Rodders Being with the gang Plymouths' Cartoon Characters Distant places Hogan's Hideaway Fights Blondes, Brunettes and Redheads Hudson Falls Leathernecks Eating Kitchen Monday nights Joe's Car Joe's Buick Girls who smoke and drink Sports Harts' Grand Union 51 Ford Harts' Certain people with big line Lizz-ards Bucky's Crowded places Saturday nights Bucky's The name Anna Mayonnaise Pomeranian Dogs Hudson Falls Sunday drivers Bridget Harts' Walking Week-Ends Harts ’ Work Girls River Street Staying home Short girls Danny's Certain boys calling me Rosy Stevereno's Dog East Street Will D. Aurelia wills his ability to play the French horn to Beverly Perkins. M. Aurelia wills her frequent trips to Albany to any Junior who can afford the gas. L. Bascom wills her summer weekends at Lake George to Marilyn Boucher. R. Beecher wills her ability to hurry up to Sue Ives. D. Bennett wills his ability to do math to Michael King. J. Bennett wills her seat in history class to anyone who wants it. F. Blake wills her interests in Argyle and Durkeetown to Izora Maier. A. Bowe wills her parking car ability to anyone who lacks it. M. Brady wills her ability to drive to anyone who is tall enough to see out the window and touch the gas pedal at the same time. L. Brockway wills his ability to do Business to Mike Pickett. R. Cameron wills his athletic ability to AL Davidson. M. Carpenter wills his studious attitude to any incoming Freshman. P. Carroll wills her crazy nicknames to anyone who can put up with them. D. Catone wills his ability to do big things in a big way to Tom Gavan. R. Cicero wills his ability to drive fast to Carol Caruso. D. Collier wills his love for peanuts to Bill Etu. P. Cook wills her blond-hair to J. Del Signore. P. Cramer wills her glasses to anyone who needs them. S. Cramer wills her pony tail to Mary Bruce. M. D'Angelico wills her many fad diets to Marg Leonard. J. Davis wills his ability to talk over the phone for hours to any who will listen to him. K. Davis wills her ability to wrinkle hub caps to Janet Simons. D. De Graw wills her inability to grow fingernails to Izora Maier. M. Doty wills her ability to pass Latin to anyone who can do it. S. Dragon wills her ability to always have her homework done for homemaking class to Monica Macherlein. R. Elder wills his job at the cheese factory to Alex Leszczynski. D. Esperti wills his ability to go steady to Carl Quattrocchi. M. Etu wills her braid to Judy Boucher. M. Feingold wills her ability to have at least one unusual accident a year to anyone who can’t think up new ways of getting hurt. C. Geroux wills his mechanical ability to Linden Brockway. S. Harrington wills his football pants to Jim Flowers. E. Healy wills his ability to play football to Harold Pierce. B. Hall wills his ability to milk cows to Charles Pidgeon. S. Hopkins wills his ability to get along with the Principal to anyone who wants it. D. Hunsperger wills his shy attitude to Joe Sheehan. L. Ives wills his talent in Industrial Arts to anyone who wants it. R. Ives wills her bottle of Light and Bright to Julie Cole. L. Kegan wills her many problems to any good Math student. J. Leonard wills his cue stick to Mike Pickett. L. Lewis wills her giggly moods to Linda Lewis. W. McCarty wills his skiing ability to Berle Hopkins. R. Meagher wills his 210 pounds to Bob Haley and Henry La Claire. R. Montgomery wills his even temper to Pat Burch. P. Perras wills her future phone calls to the G. L. F. to Sharon O'Connell. E. Quattrocchi wills his football helmet to Tom Gavan. R. Rea wills his ability in Law to Lynden Brockway. P Sharp wills his seat in the Bachelors Club to anyone who can keep it for a month. T. Shea wills his height to Nick Becker. A. Simmons wills her ability to sell candy at football games to Betty Bowe. M. Statia wills his chauffer's license to AnnyHayward. R. Tougas wills his ready smile to Tom Ireland. I. Tripp wills his ability to be quiet in study halls to future students. W. Trombley wills his ability to get stopped by the troopers to Pete Hogan. J. Woodard wills her ability to go steady with one boy through high school to Mary Carroll._______________________ Juniors FIRST ROW: K. Douglas, D. Horrmann, C. Quattrocchi, J. Simmons, M. King, J. Del Signore, J. Bramer, T. Gavan, P. Welch. SECOND ROW: K. Tripp. S. O'Connell, R. Chandler, J. Boucher, M. Bruce, N. Clark, C. Lewis, S. Murray. THIRD ROW; A. Hayward, J. Carpenter, P. Burch, C. Ives, I. Maier. G. Sabath. FOURTH ROW: A. Davidson, B. Munoff, T. Rogers, P. Smith, M. Young. B. Perkins. D. Catone, L. Lewis. FIFTH ROW: T. Brady, J. Flowers, S. Davis, M. Durham. N. Labosier, J. Cole. SIXTH ROW; N. Ferry, R. Howard, W. Wall, C. Shaw, M. MMachrlein. SEVENTH ROW: M. McCarty, N. Beecher, M. Ward, D. Amorosi, W. Brunell. Sophomores FIRST ROW: J. Nadeau, R. Kanaly, D. Bascom, G. Sgoorano, G. Morency, M. Bowe, N. Reese, M. Corrfveau, D. Gilman. SECOND ROW: M. Cronhkite, J. McCabe, F. Godfrey, J. Catone, O. Stamper, D. Woodard, L. Carroll. THIRD ROW: J. Dichinson, N. Bennett, M. Hunsperger, F. Munoff. FOURTH ROW: A. Cimo, M. Leonard, E. Elder, K. Meagher, D. Gould, C. Groome. FIFTH ROW: D. Sanderspree, E. Aurelia, B. Pickett, B. Simmons, M. Ives, S. Buswell, L. Bennett, P. Smatko, M. Boucher, S. Ives. SIXTH ROW: J. Sheehan, J. Dobroski, T. Quattrocchi, T. Ireland, M. Dragon, J. De-Lano, A. Getto, B. Jordan, N. Morrison. SEVENTH ROW: C. Fuller, T. Harrington, M. Morency, B. Allen, L. Tyler, R. Murray, G. Evens, P. Shlake. EIGHTH ROW: D. Gorham, A. Rosenberg, R. Perry, T. Kitchner. NINTH ROW: L. Rea, C. Pidgeon, T. Hazelton, M. Ives. Freshmen FIRST ROW: B. Rabine, L. Cimo, M. Labshere, M. Joiner, E. Fuller, C. Dingman, L. Chakolis, S. Morrill, N. White, J. Hanley. SECOND ROW: S. Iuliucci, M. Del Signore, S. Sheehan, N. Fish, D. McKee, J. Newell, L. Quattrocchi, V. Pratt, C. Konopka. THIRD ROW: R. Haas, F. Collier, M. Durller, C. Brady, C. Smith, T. Sarchioto, J. Cackner, P. Nicholson, G. Jones. FOURTH ROW; S. Koss, D. Gifford, J. Aldous, C. Hogan, D. Snowball, L. Gillis, D. Burch. FIFTH ROW: R. Viele, P. Brooks, R. Ferry, H. Pierce, S. Roberts, G. Ellmers, C. Pratt, M. O'Sick, M. Del Sole. SIXTH ROW: S. Williams; G. Hall, R. Cimo, J. Bowe, B. Cameron, A. Lesczcynski. JUNIOR HIGH Eighth Grade FIRST ROW: J. Collier, E. Reese, R. Ives, M. Boucher, R. Bowe, T. Murrary, J. Hayes, M. Murrary, C. Galloway, R. M. Layden, B. O’Sick. SECOND ROW: R. Ives, G. Smith, D. Arcuri, D. Roods, D. Aurelia, M. Quattrocchi. E. Viele, M. A. Simmons, M. Broderick, J. Burns, L. Raymond. THIRD ROW: R. Ives, C. Roods, D. Bartholomew, M. Mills, S. Wolfe, K. McCarty, C. Rybacki, D. Caprood. FOURTH ROW; F. Rosenberg, T. Shea, J. King, D. Harrington, P. Blake, D. Jordon, C. Brady, K. Wright, M. Durkee. FIFTH ROW: B. Welsh, P. Durkee. SIXTH ROW: R. Douglas, S. Sabbath, J. Bowe. S. Gillis, S. Carroll, D. Moore, D. Mingo, C. Bruso, M. Zeno, C. Wilson, P. O'neil. SEVENTH ROW: N. Aubin, W. Woodard, C. Bertok, M. Aubrey, D. Linehan, B. Durkee A. Sharp, R. Haley, G. LaClaire, W. Osgood. EIGHTH ROW: T. Hogan, M. Dobroski, W. Alheim, D. McKee, E. LaCross. Seventh Grade FIRST ROW; M. Kemp, R. Mandolare, D. Bruno, L. Barfoot, L. DeLano, S. Gorham, S. Chakalis, L. Quattrocchi, F. Perras, S. Tripp, S. Perkins, J. Whaley. SECOND ROW: L. Evans, M. Porter, J. Rabine, C. Brady, D. McCrea, V. Chakalis, M. Dresser, L. Geroux, C. Jones, J. Smatko, B. Nadeau, H. Ives. THIRD ROW: M. Broderick, D. DeLano, F. Godfrey, C. Tooker, D. Duchaine, D. Archambeault, K. Brunnelle, J. Davis, W. Doty. FOURTH ROW: R. Tyler, R. Smith, R. Zeno, M. Holleran. R. York, T. McCarty, P. Hayes, P. Fisher. FIFTH ROW: R. Miles, B. Amorosi, J. Durller. J. Conley, R. Lacque, P. Winch, M. Powhida, R. Trackey, J. Duffy. J. Miller. SDCTH ROW: D. Nicholson, J. DePalo, T. Rabine, H. Stoughton, D. Simmons, R. Davis, C. Joiner, J. Doty. SEVENTH ROW; D. Hall, D. Bennett, R. Roberts, D. Brockway, D. Fisk, J. Newell, B. Hopkins, W. Cronkrite, F. Flores, M. Ormsby. Sixth Grade MM B. Davis, J. Del Signore, B. Viele, F. Godfrey, S. Roberts, B. Hall, S. Hopkins, President, D. Sanderspree, C. Quattroc-chi, E. Healy. National H o n o r S 0 c 1 e t y Anne Bowe, Margaret Feingold, Mary Ann Aurelia. Choir FIRST ROW: M. McCarty, R. Howard, D. Tougas, P. Sharp, M. Statia, M. Carpenter, R. Rea, D. Catone, D. Meagher, B. McCarty, E. Quattrocchi, J. Sheehan, P. Brooks. SECOND ROW; J. Dobroski, E. Aurelia, L. Bascom. THIRD ROW: J. Boucher, L. Lewis, M. Feingold, M. D'Angelicl, M. Aurelia, P. Car-roll, D. Catone, M. Leonard, M. Boucher, K. Meagher. FOURTH ROW: M. Pickett, D. Gould, C. Konopka, K. Davis, O. Stamper, K. Tripp, E. Elder, M. Bowe, M. Corriveau. FIFTH ROW: D. Bascom, D. Gilman, S. Ives, J. Nadeau, P. Welch, C. Lewis, M. Dragon, J. DeLano, N. Reese. SIXTH ROW: M. Cronkhite, A. Simmons, M. Young, J. Hanley, L. Rabine, J. Newell, N. Clark, B. Hammond, K. Douglas. D. Woodard, R. Kanaly. SEVENTH ROW: N. Bennett, P. Cramer. A. Hayward, R. Rabine, P. Burch, J. Bramer, S. Sheehan, J. Cole, E. Geroux, G. Sabath, J. Dickinson, B. Perkins. EIGHTH ROW: A. Gitto, L. Chakalis, J. Del Signore, L. Quattrocchi, B. Jordan, C. Hogan, C. Smith. Press Club FIRST ROW: D. Cameron, L. Lewis, A. Bowe, M. Feingold, M. King, M. D'Angelico, P. Carroll, B. McCarty, M. Brady, L. Bascom, S. Hopkins. SECOND ROW: P. Cook, K. Davis, P. Perras, R. Beecher, R. Ives, D. De Graw. THIRD ROW: M. Doty, J. Bennett, S. Cramer, J. Woodard, F. Blake, A. Simmons, S. Dragon, C. Ives. FOURTH ROW: J. Del Signore, D. Tougas, P. Sharpe, D. Meagher, R. Rea, M. Leonard, E. Elder, N. Reese, M. Corriveau, D. Gilman. FIFTH ROW: D. Horrmann, D. Catone, K. Tripp, D. Catone, P. Cramer, J. De Lano, M. Dragon, K. Meagher. SIXTH ROW: M. Statia, D. Esperti, E. Quattrocchi, J. Carpenter, B. Hammond, C. Lewis, J. Catone, M. Bowe. SEVENTH ROW: J. Boucher, T. Quattrocchi, D. Sanderspree, J. Dobroski, B. Perkins, N. Clark, J. Bramer, P. Welch, J. Woodard, M. Boucher. EIGHTH ROW: I. Maier, J. Cole, C. Shaw, M. Machrlein, L. Lewis, S. Murray, P. Burch, K. Douglas, A. Hayward, R. Kanaly, J. Simmons, D. Bascom. NINTH ROW: J. Nadiau, D. Gould, O. Stamper, E. Aurelia, T. Ireland, B. Hall, J. Sheehan. Noon Hour FIRST ROW: E. Bessette, R. Burch, P. Winch, W. Havens, G. French, T. Wood, C. Keech. SECOND ROW: M. Ormsb-y, D. Hunsperger, P. Nicholson, J. Davis, C. Tooker, D. Duchaine. THIRD ROW: M. Hunsperger, S. Williams, C. Dingman, M. Young, N. Labosier, N. Morrison. Tickets Please FIRST ROW: J. Cole, P. Cook, D. Catone, K. Tripp, M. Boucher, M. Leonard, K. Meagher, J. Boucher, P. Smakko, B. Rabine, J. De Lano. SECOND ROW: M. D'Angelico, P. Carroll, M. Aurelia, L. Lewis, E. Etu, S. Murray, L. Rabine, J. Newell. THIRD ROW: M. Brady, M. Feingold, S. Cramer, A. Hayward, P. Burch, M. Bruce, D. Horrmann, A. Bowe. FOURTH ROW: E. Elder, C. Konopka, P. Cramer, B. Hammond, P. Bowe, M. Dragon, M. Corriveau, D. Gilman, N. Reese, L. Bascom. FIFTH ROW: J. Nadeau, D. Gould, I. Maier, F. Blake, P. Burch, D. Woodard, C. Ives, A. Simmons, M. Young, L. Carroll. SIXTH ROW: S. Dragon, J. Woodard, P. Smith, G. Sabath, C. Lewis, S. Buswell, S. Ives, O. Stamper. SEVENTH ROW: J. Hanley, M. Del Signore, R. Ives, N. Clark, N. Labosier, B. Perkins. EIGHTH ROW: P. Perras, J. Del Signore, L. Quattrocchi, J. Catone. Band FIRST ARC: D. Esperti, clarinet; P. Burch, clarinet; D. Catone, clarinet; R. Haas, clarinet; G. Morency, clarinet; C, Wilson, flute; S. Koss, flute; E. Aurelia, flute; B. Pickett, flute; C. Alheim, cornet; D. Sanderspree, cornet; E. Geroux, cornet; A. Davidson, cornet. SECOND ARC: N. Morrison, clarinet; M. Boucher, clarinet; S. Perkins, clarinet, R. Tyler, saxophone; B. Perry, saxophone; B. Perkins, French horn; D. Aurelia, French horn; D. Meagher, baritone; W. Trombley, baritone; N. Fish, cornet; G. Jones, cornet. THIRD ARC: E. Quattrocchi, drum; P. Brooks, drum; T. Harrington, drum; D. Snowball, drum; D. Montgomery, tuba; Mr. Cummings, director; D. Linehan, trombone; E. Healy, trombone. FIRST ROW: D. Tougas, P. Sharp, D. Esperti, D. Cameron, D. Catone, D. Meagher, B. McCarty. SECOND ROW: A. Davidson, S. Harrington, C. Shaw, C. Quattrocchi, R. Rea. THIRD ROW: M. Ward, E. Quattrocchi, D. Montgomery, L. Ives. FOURTH ROW: L. Rea, J. Leonard. Club y.wyy. Fort Edward Cops Loop Title fakes Over st Place Cameron cores Two Forts Top Hoosiers In League _ orts Win, O 6-0, Over Forts Win 11th Over Stillwater Greenwich By JOHN LaROl'CHE CAMBRIDGE—Fort Edward High hool stretched its two-year wln-:ig streak to eight games and k over undisputed possession of st place in the Washington Coun-League with a hard-earned 18-6 :tory ovqr a strong Cambridge ven here Saturday afternoon. crowd estimated at 1.200 was1 hand to witness the battle b$w een two undefeated, untied teams d, the Forts and Indians pro-ied plenty of action from the I emng kickoff until the final cun i time thev cot the ball in the inded. Coach Stan Lewi’s Flyr• Forts now have a 3-0 league? :ord, while the Indians of Coaclj son Fuller are 2-1. Foit Edward gave a preview ofJ ▼ XU V tJXT ings to come midway in the open-: period when Dick Cameron, a ndout all afternoon, gathered in m Canzeri's punt on liis own 20 d scampered 80 yards behind ex- lent blocking for an apparent Coach Stan Lewza’s Flying ] ). but it was nullified by a clip- made an impressive debut in lg infraction and the Forts were Washington County League Sa back to the nine. day afternoon as they turned 1 rv.: HOOSICK FALLS—Fort Edw High School, with “Butch” SI and Dick Tougas scoring two tou downs apiece, romped to a Washington County League over Injury-riddled Hoosick F here last night. It was the fourth straight lea' victory for Coach Stan Lew Flying Forts and their ninth ii row over a two-year period Hoosiers suffered their fifth lea setback and sixth overall. The league-leaders scored e STILLWATER — Fort Edward rligh School’s Flying Forts drove 79 yards in nine plays to score the first time they got the ball, hen held on to post a 6-0 Washington County League win over Stillwater Saturday after-loon. By NICK BECKER Led by the fine running of captain Dick Cameron, the Fi ing Forts of Fort Edward roll to their 11th straight win, 31-13 victory over Greenwic Saturday to capture the Wad Coach Stan Lewza’s Forts, now ington County championship, assured of at least a tie for the Shaw. Cameron Get Two Touchdowns in Victorv Over Salem Forts Post Pu By NICK BECKER Coach Stan Lewza’s spirit team wasted little time in sco ing as Dick Tougas intercepted Greenwich pass early in the fir period and galloped 15 yards paydirt. Tougas’ kick for u ! extra point was wide and ti ; hosts had a 6-0 advantage Late in the initial stanza, tt Witches started a drive Spa Saints O -ed by the great running of PomDmn __ ' chdown tv..is Butch Shaw and Cameron snared an enemy aerj k Cameron, Coach Stan Lewza’s ! ing Forts scored their second fnr u-ir. ;L_Zi - 1 light Washington County LeaguecZ. lav Colon, OC A I1U1U '“'ll • GaiUeTC' and rambled 45 yards to Greenwich three-vard line b K Sf SS “ 5? £5 With Dan Severson making All ee tackles, the Forts lost one d and Mike Ward’s kick from the ci zone was hauled in on the FE St. Peter’s Academy of Sara Springs, 27-20, on the Fort'Ed? gridiron. “Butch” Shaw and Dick Came O ft I Capieron earned the brant of Juu •pe t PHn-hrH 0__ period, neither team was able Foit Edward attack as they w ___ red two touchdowns and one get a sustained drive undem ra point apiece. but, nearing the he Forts threatened early in the quarter, the Forts’ o —„ —,----------- — ' v I du™ onaw ana luck came' — by Oanzeri. who raced to the a pair of fleet-footed halfbacks Tf before being knocked out of|ivided the Ports with of t JJ end of tfa Steve Ha: M. when Mlkr iT • “ lhe wftches Z. CaVrZ 5the? J ed end for ids second TD of th afternoon and an 18-0 lead unds. Dave Lee advanced to the but a pitchout went astray and mbridge lost nine yards. From the quarterback Don Vitello lofted soft flat pass to Canzeri. who ed a strike to end Bob Nvgard alone in the end zone for a points as they opened up a lead after three quarters. Then,1 the reserves playing the last pe: St. Peter’s struck for three q touchdowms. koff on the Salem 22. but the nerais were able to stop the drive their three-yard line, ialem pur ted on first down and rt Edward took over again at the from where they marched to the halftime. On the second half kickof! Fort Edward’s John Leonan Wore relinquishing possession. � Greenwich fumble J Generals elecied to kick again 1 and ent 25 yards first down, with the Ports getting ■ ball on the Salem 46. Greenwich fumblc at the 36 n the fust play. Cameron went The outstanding linemen for 1 Edward were Pete Sharp, S ichdown. The Port Edward sec- j Harrington, Mariin Pickett and 1 dary sensed an end sweep hen er Brady, while Cameron, S nzeri took the puss and no oneand Tougas excelled in the b within 30 yards of Nygard when' fieid 00 I yards, Shaw then went to the Butch” Shaw aemtm tit and, two plays later, he scored s x’ .5'amerK caught the ball. The kick for the ra point was wide and it was 6-0. ort Edward drove to the Cam For St. Peter’s, the top liner. ollow'nsr t • e'-phAupe of mmte XVCBCIVW w� «r iur u were Bruce Stiles. Robert Tit ................. in the third'quarter. Camerer. at £ ON n the three. Cameron made the bucked over for another six ■e 7-0 at halftime as he ran in T°Ug“ ran for ttl the extra point. extra P°lnt Reserves took over for th and John Torda. with Joe Colhfis ran' a Salem kick back 15 yards to Proceeded score both fl dga 22 with the ensuing kickjand Robert Duval the most produc- tbe 20 and ou the Ti-st nlav1 touchdowns, with Severson leading the tivc backg K tne and the first Pla 10m lge. the Indians defense ®tif-jFort K ward ................. 13 7 7 _27 ted and they took over on_ downs. | Ppt r’s .................. fl 0 0 ?.n ?n scrimmage. Shaw went off ’ tackle the fina quarter, th lor a touchdown which made -2 Win Over Indians ly in the second aw returned a pu to the 44 and ti ‘ir initial touchod? tion. toe flret, play, Dick Tougas “ u,e inewlenlJre ke off left tackle and raced backfield performed admirably for the Cambridge 15 before Canzeri the winner with Cameron and ed toe day with a shoestring Tougas looking especially good kle. Severson and Dan Pemrick, Severson and Canzeri were the pped Cameron for no 'gain. Tou-went to the 11 and the fleet-led Shaw scampered to the three, iw hit a stonewall on the first y before Tougas sliced off tackle tie the score at 6-all. bright spots in the Cambridge back-field and, in addition to his offensive achievements. Severson also turned in a top-notch defensive performance. “Butch” Dering. Jim Kazimes. Dennis Ford and Bob Nygard were Vith Shaw and Tougas altemat- the stalwarts along the forward carries, the Forts moved from wall. ir 36 to the Cambridge 13 with Fort Edward ........ 0 6 « 6—18 |0 score with Morrissey goiK 'final two yards. Key plaji he drive was a 20-yard pes i Bill Bums to Richie Wil-_ s, and a 25-yard run b pr the ext!ft point this time a“d CUllk 'G! rge reC0V T‘ hey led. 20-0. a Fort ®dw uxi fumble on th I Cameron scored the final touch- se' n-yard in per:?, (own midway through the fourth f pla s ryi?ter erlod af er ES:aw and A1 Davidson in for the TD, and Mo.- tad carried to the Salem 3 nssey ran for the extra point In addition to Shaw and Cam- Burn. -WiHiams, Morrissey in: ron, Mike Pickett, Steve Harrington were the standouts w hd Pete Sharp all turned In fine Greenwich, while seniors Daft .prformances for the Forts while (-'atone Larry Ives. Dick Moct-kck Phillips. Mike McNeil. Jeff PeJ- S°mery, Dick Meagher. Billy M( and Francis Culver were the ar stood out for th dividual standouts for Salem. Fort second half kickoff and, after Cambridge ....... 6 ly McCarty made a diving catcli A1 Davidson's pe s on toe twol TT 0 0 rt Edward ..........7 0 13 ft—• « Greenwich . 0 0 0 13-1 • 6_ Salem ...............q o 1 0 q_ q Fort Edward 12 6 13 0- Football UP FRONT: G. Sgorrano, Manager; S. Newell, B. Woodard, Assistants. FIRST ROW: M. Carpenter, L. Ives, J. Leonard, S. Harrington, D. Montgomery, D. Cameron, D. Meagher, D. Catone, P. Sharp, B. McCarty. SECOND ROW: Assistant Coach Toomey, C. Quattrocchi, P. Hogan, D. Tougas, D. Hunsperger, D. Esperti, D. Collier, W. Trombley, T. Shea, C. Shaw, L. Rea, M. Pickett, Coach Lewza. THIRD ROW: T. Gavan, A. Davidson, N. Ferry, J. Flowers, M. Ward, M. Ives, P. Schlake, J. Dragon, J. Bowe. For the first time in the school's history, the Flying Forts entered the Washington County Football Conference and emerged the victors with six straight wins and another undefeated season. Dick Tougas, Dick Cameron and Butch Shaw sparked the team to their eleventh victory in a row. All the Seniors on the team demonstrated the necessary momentum to be champions. A dinner and jackets were awarded the team as a remembrance of their victory. Fort Edward 27 St. Peters 20 Fort Edward 26 Salem 0 Fort Edward 18 Cambridge 6 Fort Edward 37 Hoosick Falls 0 Fort Edward 6 Stillwater 0 Fort Edward 31 Greenwich 13 Left to right: B. Cicero, B. Etu, C. Shaw, D. Cameron, A. A. Davidson, M. Ward, B. McCarty, D. Sanderspree, T. Gavan, D. Esperti. Center: G. Sqorrano, Manager; Coach Lewza. Occupying third place in the Northern Conference, the Flying Forts again represent the area in the Sectionals at Saratoga. An impressive team, boasting of an eight and six record, the fighting five of Coach Lewza brought the fans to their feet many a time during the 1959-60 season. Behind the sharpshooting of Butch Shaw, a leader in the conference scoring, and the brilliant offensive play of Dick Cameron and A1 Davidson, the team amassed an overall record of 10-6 for the year. Mike Ward and Bill McCarty teamed together under the boards for superb defensive work. When the extras were called upon, Coach Lewza had seniors Dave Esperti, and Bob Cicero plus Dave Sanderspree, Tom Gavan and Bill Etu ready for action. The highlights of the year were the games against St. Mary's, Whitehall, and So. Glens Falls. All eyes are upon Fort Edward’s Flying Forts to repeat as the Class D. Champion of Section II where they will meet such outstanding teams as Berne-Knox and Cambridge. Fort's Juniors FIRST ROW: Coach Toomey, T. Quattrocchi, J. Flowers, F. Munoff, B. Viele, S. Roberts, W. Pickett, Manager. SECOND ROW: E. Aurelia, P. Brooks, M. Ives, J. Bowe, J. Sheehan, P. Nicholson, B. Cameron. The Junior Flying Forts gave the 1959-60 basketball season the necessary thrills and excitement to make the game interesting. The Juniors played their best in each game and ended the season on the losing end with four victories in sixteen games. The highlight of the season was during the Glens Falls game with the score 42 all and two minutes to play. The Juniors playing against-superior height were beaten by the Indians, but the thrill of the game will be remembered. Coach Toomey had Tom Brady, Mark Ives, John Bowe, Mike Pickett and Bill Etu ready for each game. The reserves which showed plenty of potentiality were most impressive with Steve Roberts, Bob Cameron and Tommy Quattrocchi leading the way. Baseball FIRST ROW: E. Quattrocchi, P. Sheehan, D. D’Angelico, B. Ward, D. Esperti. SECOND ROW: C. Shaw, G. Evans, D. Cameron, D. Boucher, L. Rea, J. Pidgeon. THIRD ROW: J. Leonard, Coach Toomey, R. Rea. The Flying Forts had an exceptional season winning nine and losing only three. In conference play, the team had a five and two record losing only to Glens Falls (5-0) and Granville (2-1). The outstanding performers were Dick Cameron, Dan D’Angelico, who pitched two no-hitters against Whitehall (3-0), and St. Mary's (8-0), and Paul Sheehan. John Leonard, a newcomer added greatly to the sluggers of Coach Toomey's squad, pitching himself five complete games. Fort Edward's nine faced Maple Hill in the Sectionals at Burnt Hills and lost a close game 3 to 2. Track FIRST ROW: D. Tougas, L. Ives, C. Shaw, W. Wall, R. Montgomery, J. Bowe. SECOND ROW: M. Ward, P. Brooks, A. Davidson, D. Sanderspree, S. Harrington, M. Ives. THIRD ROW: D. Esperti, D. Cameron, Coach Lewza, Manager Sgorrano, B. McCarty. The Flying Forts added another Class D Sectional trophy to the Frank Belden Memorial Trophy Case. The cindermen of Fort Edward finished fifth both in the Northern Conference Meet and in the Washington County Meet. 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