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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1977 volume:

C LH5 5 c o A C H DEDICATION F It is with deep thanks and appreciation that we dedicate this SIREN to Mr. Peter Miles. For the past four years, Mr. Miles has been involved with us as a coach, a teacher and an advisor. Either in the classroom or on the p athletic field, Mr. Miles has instilled in us academic achievement and school spirit. Personally, as advisor, he did not merely preside over activities but N became a part of them. While we were preparing for the prom, Mr. Miles met r every task we asked from him with a willing smile and no complaints. Because we found him to be patient, concerned and sympathic even during some impossible times, the Class of 1977 and the yearbook staff hopes that this offering of our SIREN will seal the memory of our friendship with him. IN MEMORIAM JAMES SMYTHE May 8, 1959-October 23, 1972 In the fall of 1972, the entire class lost a dear friend and classmate — Jimmy Smythe. Although Jimmy was with us for a short time, he will be remembered for his unyielding strength and good spirits. Each of us gained the deepest respect and admiration for Jimmy as he fought with steadfast courage. Jimmy enjoyed life for he round pleasure in the little things we take for granted. Because we feel that Jimmy has not been truly taken from us, we dedicate this page of our SIREN in the lasting memory of what he has meant to all of us. I'd like to leave an echo Whispering softly down the ways, Of happy times and laughing times And bright and sunny days. -Helen Lowrie Marshall 3 SIREN STAFF EDITORS: Peter Williams and Maureen Buckley. ASSISTANT: Mary Cassant TYPING: Mary Ann Montello and Kathy Plude. SECRETARY: Karen DeLano BUSINESS MANAGER Larry Konopka CIRCULATION Patty Godfrey PUBLICITY: Darcy Saville ADVERTISING: Nancy King, Leonard Roberts and Mary Ellen McDougall LITERARY: Steven Russo and Kathleen Hay United in pursuit of a common destination. . .consulting our hearts for this treasury of memories.. .producing the 1977 SIREN. SPORTS: Edward Maziejka and Bri-dgette Hogan PHOTOGRAPHY: Bill Cook and David Caputo ART: Colleen Traver EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Peter Williams ASSISTANT EDITOR Mary Cassant Pressed roses bloom, The songs resume as once we heard them play... Ah, Memory, the miracle Of yesterday Today! -Michaels- EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Maureen Buckley EDITORS' MESSAGE The purpose of this yearbook is to capture those moments of high school days which will become ever more precious as time progresses. The Press Club has attempted to tell the story of FEHS in 1976-77 on these few pages. However, it is impossible to include all those activities, stirred-up emotions, and personal accomplishments and downfalls which are an everyday occurrence in these years of youth and growth. Before we take you back into the year gone past, we would like to thank our parents and teachers; our patrons and advertisers; Miss Mulcahy, Mr. Mullen, Mr. O'Brien and Mr. Sanford for their help in photography. Also, special thanks go to Mrs. Crum for assisting us in typing; Mr. Durling for his excellent photography and patience; and Mr. Brady. Last, we would like to express our appreciation to Mr. LaSarso, our advisor, for his guidance throughout the year. We hope your journey back through the year is filled with pleasant memories. A teacher helps to mold a generation, giving them answers and reasons for believing. He must be their understanding friend and, at times, he should even be one of them. For only then can he build on yesterday, adapt to the requirements of today, and prepare for the promise of tomorrow. Mr. Lawrence Godfrey Mr. Stanley Maziejka Mr. John Smythe Mr. William Culligan ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Mr. John Leonard GUIDANCE DIRECTOR Mr. Clark Sanford CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION DISTRICT PRINCIPAL Mr. Bradford Fancy MIDDLE SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Mr. Charles Mullen 9 MR. JOHN KILRAIN English 11 12 MRS. JEAN ETU English 6 7 MRS. JEAN HARDICK io English 9 Spanish MRS. KATHRYN MERON Math 9, 11 12 Ho MR. JAMES BRODERICK General Science 9, Physics and Math 10 MR. DAVID ROSS Math 6, 7 8 MR. LEO TERRIO Science 7 8 and Math 6 MR. JOHN J. TOOMEY Science 6, 7 8 FACULTY MISS NORANNE MULCAHY Biology Chemistry MATH AND SCIENCES MR. DAVID BUNN Earth Science, Math 8 10 and Driver Education n FACULTY MR. DONALD WALLING Soc. St. 9 Gen Math SOCIAL STUDIES S. MARY RUTLEDGE ping, Introduction to Business Business Arithmetic ZOMMERCIAL MRS. ANNE GROW Soc St 6, 7 Math 7 MRS. DARLENE CRUM Secretarial Practice, Business Law and Shorthand I and II MR. WILLIAM ADAMS Soc St 10, 11 12 MR. WILLIAM DURKEE Soc St 7 8 MR. DONALD ROGERS Bookkeeping I, II and Typing and Gen Math MRS. JACKIE SHOLES Physical Education MRS. MICHELE PETERS Music MR. WESLEY ECKER Music MR. NICHOLAS LASARSO Librarian MR. STANLEY LEWZA Physical Education FACULTY MR. RALPH SALEM Health, Driver Educ. and Athletic Director SPECIALS MR. JOHN P. TOOMEY Physical Education, Health an Math and Science 7 MISS MARGARET PHILLIPS Physical Education and Health FACULTY MRS. HELEN HEBERT School Nurse MRS. PATRICIA KILMER Reading MRS. JUDITH MORRIS Art MISS CHARLANNE RYAN Art I MRS. MARGARET DILLON Reading MRS. ELIZABETH O'BRIEN Art MRS. DALE PHELPS Home Economics SPECIALS MR. PETER MILES Industrial Arts MRS. ANNA TIDD MRS. ELLEN LEWZA Middle School Office Guidance Office OFFICE PERSONNEL MISS ELEANOR MCCURRY Principal's Office secretaries MRS. MARY JANE KING Attendance Officer MR. AMOS CARPENTER Custodians MRS. EUNICE MORRILL Cafeteria supervisors IS _. SEATED: MR. POUCHER, MR. SIMPSON, MR. HAMMOND, MR. MERCIER MR ramdalL. STANDING: MR. HOLCOMB, MR. WEAVER, Middle School MR. AIKEN AND MR. BENTON CUSTODIANS MRS. HOTMER MRS. GAUTHER MRS. CARPENTER MR. BICKFORD , MRS. IVES, MRS. VOLPE, MRS. S. GORHAM MRS. SMATKO AND MRS. BUTTERFIELD 1977 SENIOR LAWRENCE JOSEPH KONOPKA La r There is honesty, manhood and good fellowship in him. Press Club; Bowling Club 1,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Student Council 1,3; Chess Club 3; Newspaper 1,2; Activity Club 3; Biology Club 2; King's Court; Boys State; SIREN Business Manager; Bicentennial Club 3; Photography Club 4; Toys for Tots 2,4; Class President 1,4 and Vice-President 3. Pet Love: Fridays Pet Hate: Mondays Saying: No kidding! Song: Beach Baby PRESIDENT PATRICIA MARIE GODFREY Patti Blessed are the brief, for they shall have lower phone bills. Press Club; Tickets Please 1,2,3; Bowling Club 4; Activity Club 3; Bridge Club 3; Class Secretary 4; J.V. Volleyball 3; Softball 2; J.V. Basketball 1; Queen's Court; Junior Ring Committee; Bicentennial Club 3; Photography Club 4; SIREN Circulation Editor; Graduation Usherette 3. Pet Love: Belonging to the crew Pet Hate: Waiting for people Saying: Don't forget to call me! Song: Fanfare 18 SECRETARY CLASS OFFICERS LEONARD A ROBERTS Lenny B Nothing is so difficult but that it may be found out by seeking. Press Club; Choir 1,2; Bowling Club 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Art Club 1,2,3; Chess Club 1} Newspaper 1; Activity Club 3; Biology Club 2; Bridge Club 2; French Club 1,2,3; President 4; Class Vice-President 4; SIREN Advertising Editor. Pet Love: Arguing with Darcy Pet Hate: Darcy's criticisms Saying: Yes, you can, Darcy! Song: Could This Be The Magic VICE-PRESIDENT COLLEEN MARIE TRAVER Trave Sweet personality, full of rascality. Press Club; Choir 1,2,4; Bowling Club 1,2; Ski Club 1,2; Art Club 1; Class Treasurer 1,2,3,4; Girls' Basketball: J.V. 1, Varsity 4; Cheerleader: J.V. 1, Varsity 2,3; Intramural Basketball 3; Queen's Court; SIREN Art Editor; Graduation Usher. Pet Love: My Buddy Pet Hate: Farrah Fawcett-Majors Saying: Ask me if I care? Song: Did You Boogie With Your Baby 19 TREASURER KAREN EILEEN BICKFORD Beak Junior All human kindness is summed up in two words -wait and hope. Press Club; Tickets Please 2; Bowling Club 1; Color Guard 2; Field Hockey 2; Softball 1; Girls' J .V. Basketball 1,2 . Pet Love-. Mike Pet Hate: People who talk about people Saying: Speak up, please! Song: Beth MAUREEN ANNE BUCKLEY Buck Speak now what you feel in hard words though it contradicts everything you say tomorrow. Press Club 3,4; Choir 1; French Club 2,3; Track 1; Field Hockey 4; Softball 2; Girls' Varsity Basketball 2,3; Varsity Cheerleader 1,3; Biology Club 2; Prom Queen; Junior Prom Committee Chairman; SIREN assistant Editor 3 and Editor-in Chief 4. Pet Love; Dreaming Pet Hate: Facing reality Saying: Nothing Song: I'm Always Chasing Rainbows DAVID JOHN CAPUTO Dave To become a great man, it is necessary to become a great rascal. Press Club, V.I.C.A. President 4; Freshman Football; Intramural Basketball 4; Junior Ring Committee; SIREN Photography Editor. Pet Love: Todd Runagren's Utopia Pet Hate: Howdy's Lip Saying: Get on! Song: Sons of 1984 Kl HUI CHON Kiwee The mildest manner, the gentlest heart. Press Club; Activity Club 3,4. Pet Love: A special neighbor Pet Hate; American food Saying: Cut it out! Song: Annie's Song BRUCE DAVID CICERO Cecil Who loves not wine, woman and song remains a fool his whole life long. Varsity Football 2,3; Freshman Basketball; J .V. Baseball 2; Intramural Basketball 2,3,4; Biology Club 2. Pet Love: The Three Stooges Pet Hate: The crew Saying: Whoa! Don't (Do) do it! Song: Rich Girl DEBORAH ANNE CLOTHIER Deb As long as I can talk and laugh, I'm happy. Press Club; Choir 1; French Club 3,4. Pet Love Chuck Pet Hate: Miss Mulcahy's jokes Saying: What do you say. Woo? Song: The Way I Want To Touch You 21 BRENDALEE COLLINS Bren A merry heart untroubled by a care. Press Club; V.I.C.A. 4 Pet Love: Weekends and vacations Pet Hate-. Listening to Chiffy on the bus Saying: Oh! Cute! Real cute! Song: I'd Really Love to See You Tonight WILLIAM HOWARD COOK Bill Life is too serious to take seriously. Press Club; Bowling Club 1,2,3,4; King's Court; Photography Club 4; Activity Club 3; SIREN Photography Editor. Pet Love: Mr. K's English class Pet Hate: Aggie's nagging Saying: Let me make this perfectly clear. Song: The 5th of Beethoven RICHARD PETER CURTIS Rick The man blushes is not quite the brute. Football: Freshman, Varsity 2,3; Track 1,2; Basketball: Freshman, Junior Varsity, Varsity 3,4. Pet Love: Todd Rundgren's Utopia Pet Hate: Bowling Saying: Trixie Song: Pearly Shells 22 RONALD PAUL CURTIS Curt You were going 1 ith; there so, is 'ith still. Biology Club 2; Basketball: Freshman and Junior Varsity; J.V. Baseball 2; Cross Country 3; Intramural Basketball 3,4. Pet Love: PSP Club Pet Hate: Being on time Saying: Is this Earth? Song: The Wheel KAREN MARIE DELANO Pole My mind is already made up; don't confuse me with the facts. Press Club; Tickets Please 1,2,3; Bowling Club 1,2,3, 4; SIREN Secretary. Pet Love Talking on the telephone Pet Hate: Hazer's laugh Saying: What are you guys writing? Song: Show Me The Way JAMES FRANCIS DONAHUE J.D. I'm not only witty in myself, but I cause wit in other men. Bowling Club 1,2,3,4; French Club 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2,3; Baseball: J.V. 1,2 and Varsity 3,4; Intramural Football 1,2 and Basketball 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society; Biology Club 2; Bridge Club 2,3; Activity Club; Bicentennial Club 3. Pet Love: Los Angeles Rams Pet Hate: Your basic grant Saying: I don't get the joke. Song: Singin' in the Kitchen 23 KRISTINA JEWEL DUFRAIN Kris We are never like angels till our mischief dies. Press Club; Bowling Club 1; French Club 1,2; Student Council 1; Photography Club 4; Field Hockey 4; Bicentennial Club 3; Activity Club 3; Volleyball 4; Basketball: J.V. 1 Varsity 2,3,4; Cheerleader: J.V. 1 Varsity 2,3,4; Class Secretary 1; Biology Club Treasurer 2; Choir 1; Junior Prom Committee. Pet Love: Stewed tomatoes and tuna fish Pet Hate: Being stranded with the Bonneville Saying: Where we going to eat? Song: Tonight's the Night BRENDA LEE EASTMAN Bren Only silence is great; all else is weakness. Press Club; Tickets Please 1,2,3; Toys for Tots 1,2; Bowling Club 1,2. Pet Love: Walt C. Pet Hate: Sophisticated people Saying: What! Song: Tonight's the Night LESLIE R. FISHER Una Full well we laughed at all her jokes with counterfeited glee for many a joke had she. Press Club; Tickets Please 1; Bowling Club 1,2; French Club 1,2; Student Council 3; Bi-centennial Club 3; Bridge Club 2,3; Basketball: J.V. 1,2 Varsity 3,4; Volleyball: J .V. 4 Varsity 3; Class Secretary 1; Activity Club 3; Photography Club 4; Biology Club 2. Pet Love Being part of the crew Pet Hate: Donna T and Mark S in the same car Saying: Hey, Kris, did you watch MH, MH? Song: Tonight's the Night TIMOTHY MICHAEL FISHER Samps There are always two sides to every question -mine and the wrong side. Football: Freshman and Varsity 2,3,4; Track 1, Basketball: Freshman, Junior Varsity 2 and Varsity 3,4; Baseball: Junior Varsity 1,2 and Varsity 3,4. Pet Love: Floppo The Clown Pet Hate: Things happening Saying: It'll get 'cha there. Curt! Song: Hello, It's Me JOHN WILLIAM FULLER Full It takes a great man to get the job done right, so I can't go wrong. Press Club; Football: Freshman, Varsity 2,3,4; Golf 1, 2,3,4; J.V. Baseball 2; Track 1,2,3,4; King's Court; Intramural Basketball 1.2,3,4; Bowling Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Student Council 1; Varsity Club 3,4; Bi-centennial and Activity Club 3; Photo Club 4. Pet Love: Everything that makes me happy Pet Hate: Unfair or ignorant people Saying: There are no words. Song: Ripples by Genesis MICHAEL JOSEPH GRAY Mike Charm is that extra quality that defies description. Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3 Treasurer 4; Photography Club 4; Activity Club 3; Football: Freshman and Varsity 2,3,4; Basketball: Freshman, J.V. 2 and Varsity 3,4; Baseball: J .V. 1,2 Varsity 3,4; Track 3,4; Prom King; Bio Club. Pet Love: Tampa Bay Pet Hate: Listening to Stout Saying: Don't pull a 'Yountster'! Song: Never, Never Land' 25 KATHLEEN BRIDGET HAY Hazer There is nothing more silly than a silly laugh. Press Club; Tickets Please 2,3,4; All-County Choir 1; French Club 2,3,4; Bowling Club 4; SIREN Literary Editor; Graduation Usherette; Toys for Tots 1,2; J.V. Cheerleader 1; Art Club 3,4; Photography Club 4; Activity Club; Junior Ring Committee; Prom Committee. Pet Love: Being part of the crew Pet Hate: Explaining things to Donna Saying: What's there to do? Song: Do You Feel Like I Do BRIDGETTE ANNE HOGAN Bridge An inability to stay quiet is one of the most conspicuous failings of mankind. Press Club; Tickets Please 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1, 2; Field Hockey 2; J.V. Baksetball 1,2; SIREN Sports Editor; Queen's Court; French Club 2,3,4; Bowling Club 1,2; Biology Club 2; Activity Club 3; Bicentennial Club 3; Junior Prom Committee. Pet Love: Being part of the crew Pet Hate: Having no one to listen to me Saying: Let's goto McDonald's, Google. Song: All By Myself JANICE MARIE HUDSON Jenny The girl who never says much is the one who often succeeds. Press Club; Tickets Please 2,3,4; Bowling Club 2,3; Art Club3,4. Pet Love: Summer vacations Pet Hate: Chiffy's toys Saying: Knock it off, Chiffy! Song: The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald JEFFREY THOMAS IULIUCCI Liuch To worry little, to study less is my idea of happi- nocc 11 Ski Club 1,2,3,4; J.V. Baseball 1; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4. Song: In My Time Of Dying by Zep KATHLEEN MARIE JONES Jonsie The only way to have a friend is to be one. Press Club; Tickets Please 1,2; Queen's Court; Bicentennial Club 3. Pet Love: T.R. Pet Hate: People who like to talk about other people. Saying: Do you think that bothers me? Song: It Wouldn't Have Made Any Difference NANCY SUSAN KING Kinger That innocent look is just a disguise; mischief lurks in both her eyes. Press Club; SIREN Advertising Editor; Class Vice-President 2 Secretary 3; Cheerleader: J.V. 1,3 Varsity 4; Field Hockey 3; Basketball: J .V 3 Varsity 4; Volleyball: J.V. 3 Varsity 4; Ski Club 1,2, 3,4; French Club 2,3; Student Council 1,3; Tickets Please 1; D.A.R. Award; Biology 2 Activity Club 3. Pet Love: Being part of the crew Pet Hate: Donna's slowness Hazer's laugh Saying: I'm bored. Let's do something. Song: I'll Never Cry 27 MARTHA R. LAYHEE Marth Her manner expresses more than words can utter. Press Club; Choir 1,2; Bowling Club 1,2; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Art Club 1; Basketball: Varsity 3; J.V. 2; Queen's Court; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 1,2. Pet Love: Friendly people Pet Hate: The crew and cucumbers Saying: Let's party, Zaba! Song: Just One Victory EDWARD MICHAEL MAZIEJKA, JR. Jake A winner never stops proving it. Press Club; Bowling Club 1; French Club 2,3; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Newspaper 1,2; Activity Club 3; Biology Club 2; Basketball: Freshman, J .V., Varsity 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 3,4; SIREN Sports Editor; Chess Club 2,3. Bicentennial Club 3. Pet Love: First Place Pet Hate: The New York Yankees Saying: Did you boogie with your baby? Song: White Christmas KEITH E. MAZIEJKA Keith There may have been greater men than I, but I doubt it. Spanish Club 1,2,3; Varsity Club 3, Secretary 4; Football: Frosh, Varsity 2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2,3; Basketball: J.V. 1,2 Varsity 3; J.V. Baseball 1, 2; Track 1,2,3,4; Bowling Club 1,2,3; Intramural Basketball 4; King's Court; Bridge Club 2,3; Biology Club 2. Pet Love: My glasses and nose mask Pet Hate: Unit's lens Saying: Holy snowflake! Song: Eddied Out MICHAEL DOUGLAS MCCOTTER Cots Getting up this morning may have been the hardest thing I did all day. Band l,2 3 4; Choir 1,2; Bowling Club 1,2; Select Choir 1,2; All-County Choir 1; Football: Freshman, Varsity 2,3; Track 1,2,3; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4. Pet Love: Basketball Pet Hate: Second period history class Saying: Oh! Really! Song: Sweet Home Alabama MARYELLEN MCDOUGALL McGoogle She, who drives slowly, drives wisely. Press Club; Tickets Please 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; French Club 1,2,3; Activity Club 3; All-County Choir 3 and Band 1,2,3,4; SIREN Advertising Editor; Biology Club 2; Softball 2,3,4; Field Hockey 2,3,4; Volleyball 4; Bicentennial Club 3; Basketball: J .V. 2 and Varsity 3,4; Toys for Tots 3 Pet Love: Being part of the crew Pet Hate Stop signs and telephone poles Saying: Lock the door, Una! Song: Muskrat Love GLENN THOMAS MERCIER Merc When I thinks, I falls asleep Bowling Club 1,2,3,4; Bicentennial Club 3; Varsity Football 4; Track 1,2; Intramural Basketball 1, 2,3,4; King's Court. Pet Love: A certain G .F. girl Pet Hate: Running out of gas Saying: Let's chow down! Song: You Are The Woman 29 HONEY LYNNE MILLER Hon A regular gal, full of fun, certainly loved by every- Press Club; Tickets Please 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; Bowling Club 1,2,3,4; Art Club 1,2; Color Guard 1,2,3. Pet Love: Talent shows Pet Hate: People who beg Saying: Sure, Tweet! Why not! Song: More Than A Feeling MARYANN MONTELLO Mam Life was made for living and laughing. Press Club; Tickets Please 1,2,3; Choir 1,2; Bowling Club 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3 President 4; Art Club 1; Color Guard Captain 2,3,4; Bicentennial Club 3; Softball 2; SIREN Typing Editor Pet Love: Weekends Pet Hate: Mr. Rogers's jokes Saying: Do it yourself! Song: This One's For You ROBERT GIRARD NICHOLS Bob A combination rare and true, athlete, friend and good fellow, too. Bowling Club 4; Varsity Club 4; Varsity Football 4; Track 4; (Monsignor Farrell High School, Staten Island, New York: Bowling Club 1,2,3; Varsity Football 3; Class President 3). Pet Love: Sports Pet Hate: Chef Boy-ar-dee pizza Saying: That's hurtin'! Song: Do You Feel Like I Do SHARON HELEN PAQUETTE Shar Always happy; we like her lots; all in all, we think she's tops. Press Club; Bowling Club 1,2; Ski Club 1,2; French Club 2; Bridge Club 2; Biology Club 2; Track 1; Softball 2; Junior Varsity Basketball 1,2; Cheerleader: Junior Varsity 1 Varsity 2; Toys for Tots 2. Pet Love: The surprised look on Karen's face Pet Hate: Donna's slowness Saying: What do you want to do? Song: Show Me The Way KATHY LYNN PLUDE Pludie The smile on her face is but a reflection of the feeling in her heart. Press Club; Tickets Please 1,2,3,4; Color Guard 1,2,3; Bowling Club 1,2,3,4; SIREN Typing Editor; Toys for Tots 1,2. Pet Love A certain senior boy Pet Hate: Conceited people Saying Come on! Song: Little Bit More PAULINE ELLEN RABINE Zaba The road to life has many sidestreets and I've found them all. Choir 1,2; Ski Club 1,4; Press Club; Queen's Court; Softball 3,4; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Cheerleader: Junior Varsity 1 Varsity 2,3; V.I.C.A. Treasurer 4. Pet Love: A friendly neighbor Pet Hate: People who are all talk Saying: What are we going to do, Marth? Song: Dream On 31 NANCY LEE ROSE Scrub She never talks, except all the time. Press Club 4; Tickets Please 1,2,3,4; Bowling Club 1,2,3,4. Pet Love: Andy and Tammy Pet Hate: Certain Seniors Saying: Mind your own business. Song: Disco Duck. LEE MICHAEL SANDORA Lee The trouble with some people is they won't admit their faults; I'd admit mine - if I had any. Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3; Varsity Club 3,4; Varsity Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball: J.V. 1,2 Varsity 3,4; Varsity Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; King's Court. Pet Love: Going places Pet Hate: People who talk too much Saying: Are you 'flying mean'? Song: Do You Feel Like I Do STEVEN LOUIS RUSSO Ruse On their own merits modest men are silent. Press Club; Bowling Club 1,2; French Club 2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Biology Club 2; Activity Club 3; Basketball: Freshman, J.V. 2 Varsity 4; SIREN Literary Editor. Pet Love: Cincinnati Reds Pet Hate: New York Yankees Saying Jump back. Jack! Song: Don't Fear The Reaper CLIFFORD LOUIS SAVILLE Chiffy I may have succeeded, but why die trying. Bowling Club 1,2,3; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Chess Club 2; Spanish Club 1,2; Biology Club 2 . Pet Love: Led Zeppelin Pet Hate: Arthur Fiedler and the Pops Saying: What's going on tonight, boys? Song: All Seasons of Wither DARCY RENEE SAVILLE Darts Always do right; this will gratify some people and astonish the rest. Press Club; Choir 1,2,3,4; French Club 1,2,3,4; Bowling Club 4; Student Council 3; National Honor Society 2, 3,4; Bridge Club 2,3; Activity Club 3; Biology Club 2; Field Hockey 2; Basketball 4. Pet Love: Mary Lewza's dancing lessons Pet Hate: Lenny B's weird questions Saying: I haven't got anything to do. Song: Nights Are Forever LORRIE LYNN SCHLAKE Laurel Sweet and modest she goes her way. Press Club; Choir 1,2,3,4; Toys for Tots 4; Bicentennial Club 3. Pet Love: Two certain musical groups Pet Hate: Those that don't appreciate good music Saying: That's cute, you guys! Song: I Can't Live A Dream ANNE MECHELLE SHEEHAN Tweet For nature made her what she is; and never made another. Press Club 4; Tickets Please 1,2,3,4; Bowling Club 1,2,3; Toys For Tots 1,2,3,4; Bridge Club 2,3; Bicentennial Club 3; Biology Club 2; Activity Club 3; J.V. Volleyball 4; Basketball: J.V. 1,2,3, Varsity 4 Pet Love: Talent shows Pet Hate; Arguing and shorter guys Saying: Let's go to the lake this weekend. Song: Stand Tall SCOTT ROBERT STOUGHTON Yount A sly fox always knows that quality endures. Bowling Club 1,2; Ski Club 1; Varsity Club 3,4; Bicentennial Club 3; Freshman Football; J.V. Baseball 2; Golf 1,2,3; Intramural Basketball 2,3,4. Pet Love: Todd Rundgren's Utopia Pet Hate The crew Saying: No sense beating around the bush. Song: King Kong Reggie by Runt MARK EDWARD STRAIN Mark Of all the animals, the boy is the most unmanageable. Bowling Club 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Art Club 1,2; Chess Club 3; Varsity Club 4; Bicentennial Club 3; Football: Freshman, Varsity 4;J.V Basketball 2; Baseball: J .V. 1 Varsity 2,3,4; Golf 1; King's Court; Intramural Basketball 1,3,4. Pet Love: Being negative to Nancy Pet Hate: Kris's ferocious bite Saying: Yeah!! Song: Leave Me Alone LOREN SCOTT SULLIVAN Sully Life without mischief is like a lamp without oil. Bowling Club 1,2,3; Football: Freshman 1; J .V. Basketball 1,2; Golf 1,2,3,4. Pet Love: Aerosmith Todd Pet Hate: Being in a bad mood. Saying: That's cool!! Song: Mama Kin RUBEN JOHN TAYLOR Tate Most of the time he's quiet, but the rest of the time, who knows. Bowling Club 1,2,3,4; Pet Love: Parties Pet Hate: Howard's Stories Saying: Hey, luich, want to skip BOCES? Song: Seasons of Wither COLLEEN FRANCES TIDD Aggie I'll try anything once, maybe even twice if I liked it. Press Club; Biology Club 2; Activity Club 3; Class President 1; Track 1; Volleyball 3,4; J .V. Cheerleader 3; Queen's Court; Varsity Softball 2,3,4; Basketball: J.V. 1,2,3 Varsity 4; Ski Club 1,2, 3,4; Photography Club 4; Bicentennial Club 3; Tickets Please 1,2. Pet Love: Belonging to the crew Pet Hate: Hop toads Hazer's laugh Saying: C'mon. Let's do something! Song: You Are The Women 35 DONNA MARIE TIDD Donnubs If half of the world fell off today, I might know about it tomorrow. Press Club; French Club 1,2,3; Volleyball 4; Student Council 1,2,3; Track 1; Field Hockey 4; Softball 1,2,3; Basketball 1,3,4; Cheerleader: J.V. 1 Varsity 2,3,4; Bowling Club 1,2,3; Queen's Court; Photography Club 4; Biology and Activity Club 3; Bridge Club. Pet Love: Daydreaming Pet Hate: Hurrying Saying: Come on, you guys! Cut it out! Song: Could This Be The Magic HOWARD JOHN VARNEY Howdy Whatever happens, I want to be conscience-free and self-respecting. Bowling Club 1,2,3,4. Pet Love; Talking Pet Hate: Dave's insinuations Saying: You're going to get caught! Song: Take A Look Around 36 DAVID BRIAN WADE Wadey Not too bold; not too shy; all together one great guy. Bowling Club 1,2,3,4; Varsity Football 2,3,4; Freshman Basketball; J.V. Baseball 1,2. Pet Love: The Kansas City Chiefs Pet Hate Jeff's wise cracks Saying: Going up to Tate's tonight? Song: Last Child by Aerosmith FELIX HENRY PERRY, III Phil As prone to mischief as able to perform it. Bowling Club 1,2; Ski Club 1,2; Biology Club 2; Cross Country 2; Intramural Basketball 2; Track 4. Pet Love: Racing motorcycles Pet Hate: Plymouths Saying: Really!! Song: Do You by Todd Rundgren JOHN WALTER WARREN Warz Keep quiet and people will think you are a philosopher. Art Club 2; Biology Club 2; Bowling Club 1,2,3,4. Pet Love: Open campus time Pet Hate: Not getting paid on time Saying: Don't worry about it! Song: All Moving Parts 37 MARY SUSAN WHALEY Woo I do hate to be unquiet at times. Press Club; Choir 1,2; Bowling Club 1,2. Pet Love: D.B. Pet Hate: Waiting for Dean to hit the ball. Saying: Roo-dee-do! Song: Elderberry Wine PETER JESSE WILLIAMS Slick Those of you who think you know everything are bothering those of us who do. Press Club; SIREN Editor-in-Chief; King's Court; French Club 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3 President 4; Class Vice-President 1; Golf 2,3,4; Freshmen Basketball and Football; J.V. Baseball 1,2 Basketball 2; Student Council 1; Biology Club 2; Activity Club 3; Bowling Club 1; Bicentennial Club 3; Photo Club 4. Pet Love: Watching girls try to play sports Pet Hate: Riding thru parking lots with Kris Saying: Get Donna, Strainer! Song: Gim'me Shelter 38 ROBERT RAYMOND WRIGHT Bob The world belongs to the enthusiast who keeps cool. Band 1; Bowling Club 2,3; Football: Freshman, Varsity 4; Basketball: Freshman, J.V. 2; J.V. Baseball 2; Intramural Basketball 3,4. Pet Love: Nice Cars Pet Hate: S.M.A. Saying: Wanna bet? Song: Beth Can You Imagine an escalator to the third floor? the Class of 77 without the crew? Mary Ellen as a driver ed teacher? Janice talking a blue streak? Karen with her feet straight? Donna Getting any story straight? Ron knowing if this is Earth? a crowded class meeting? James reading a book for English? Dave D. trying to think without his tongue sticking out? Nancy Rose being a six-footer? Leslie Fisher without her cookies? beautification of the yacht basin? Kathleen not waddling like a duck? Tim letting others express their opinions during an argument? Scott without a story to tell? Deb without her DT monologues? Jonsie in school for a full week? Strainer not bothering someone? Mr. L not throwing someone out of the library? Mark without his dimes? Mr. K not saying, Say that again? Lenny B sitting through a class and not asking a single question? the 3rd floor water cooler working? Kris not losing expensive things? Honey and Tweet not bowling over 95 at Pine Lanes? Pete enjoying girls' sports? downstreet being exciting? Lee keeping his feet still? Mike Gray and Kathy Plude not being seen without a pleasant smile? Maureen Buckley with matching socks? MaryEllen losing a physics contest? Brenda Eastman wearing a dress? Bob Nichols without his toys? Mr. Salem without his stories? Rick and James going to math class without peanut butter cookies? Lorrie speaking her mind? Sully being in school on the first day of trout season? Bill Cook without his truck? Woo going a day without arguing? Rick and Ron getting to school on time two days in a row? Martha with a class ring? Pauline not complaining and sick? BOCES having perfect attendance? Bob Wright with a full beard? what it would be like without open campus privileges? what FEHS will be like without us? We'll Never Forget our former teachers: Miss Cicero, Mrs. Holbrook and Miss Norton. Patti feeling the heat, the Konopka rowing team, the act with the Ed Norton walk, our Bicentennial float and parade, the freshman girls' basketball team trying to fit into the telephone booth after the South High game. Merc's impressions of a vampire, our trips with the Activity Club. Miss Mulcahy's basketball teams and her dog. Pudgy, all of our former classmates, rowing in the cafeteria, all of the language clubs' parties, the Howard Varney story hour, the cancellation of our Soph dance, the concession stands during the football and basketball games, the Wizard Arcade on Broadway, our skiing escapades, the Notre Dame Street clubhouse, all the pictures Bill and Dave took for the 1977 yearbook. Pops and Mrs. Porter. Larry's friend on the bowling bus. Mr. Salem's Mr. Walling's chains. Mr. Broderick's toys in physics. Karen DeLano's taxi service, the cat in Una's locker, the closing of school due to the natural gas crisis. Deb's monologues in Driver ed class. Mr. K and all of his stories, the parties after the ball games, going to McDonald's for big macs, the picnic at Mr. Salem's house. Lenny B, Deb and Hazer's laugh, the parties at Kris's house, our camping trip to Moreau Lake, the tubing trips down the Hudson, the Wood Sisters - Holly and Ply. Wadie sleeping during English class. Lorrie going through the only stop light in Fort Edward. The BOCES Bombers and all the fun they have on the bus. Ki's trip down the stairs, the Four-Flushers club activities, decorating for our prom - Autumn. Pete's lemonade stand, our open campus activities, our teachers and class advisors, our Assistant Principal-Mr. Leonard, walking through the halls of FEHS. our activities around graduation. AUTUMN Autumn, the wind blows colder than summer; Autumn, my love's gone to another. Can't demand anything of myself, now! So I guess I'll stay here in England For Autumn. Buildings, tall and gray. Birds flying, not much to say; KING'S COURT Michael Gray -- King Bill Cook John Fuller Larry Konopka Keith Maziejka Glenn Mercier Lee Sandora Mark Strain Peter Williams Leonard King — 1975 King Andy White — Crowbearer BY EDGAR WINTER They know that it's coming again; So I guess I'll stay here in England For Autumn. Did you ever lose something that you thought you knew? Did you ever lose someone who was close to you? Well, I lost my love and my summer, too. QUEEN'S COURT Maureen Buckley — Queen Patty Godfrey Bridgette Hogan Kathy Jones Martha Layhee Pauline Rabine Colleen Tidd Donna Tidd Colleen Traver Mary Cantiello — 1975 Queen Tricia Jones — Crownbearer JUNIOR PROM It was a time for creativity...pools of imaginative ideas.. .prolonged hours of intense work...set backs and determined efforts.. .fun and friends.. .and a fully worthwhile finished product expressing our theme... MEMORIES . Memories of the Autum decor____ rustic waterwheel.. .an array of fall colors .. .scattered tables of smiling faces... Music which developed an exciting mood of expectation.. .elegant gowns flooding the dance floor... .crowning of royalty... and an inviting formal dinner followed by a weekend of togetherness... CLASS HISTORY Our freshmen year was one of adjustment as we became acquainted with new friends. In the fall of 1973, our major task was to accustom ourselves to the new and unfamiliar surroundings of high school. First, we elected Colleen Tidd, president; Pete Williams, vice-president; Kris DuFrain, secretary; and Colleen Traver, treasurer, with student council representatives: Nancy King, Mark Strain and Donna Tidd. Aside from the assessing of dues and the sponsoring of a few dances, the class didn't undertake any major types of activities. The next year, as sophomores, we selected Larry Konopka, president; Nancy King, vice-president; Leslie Fisher, secretary; and Colleen Traver, treasurer. Seated as student council members were: James Donahue, Bridgette Hogan and Lee Sandora. On the whole, the year was more active than the first. Probably, the most anticipated event was the ordering of our class rings. Before the year ended, those of us in the Biology and Spanish Clubs journeyed to New York City where we got a glimpse of what big city life is like. With each passing year we became more involved with school and activities. Our junior year was unique and memorable in many respects. It started with the arrival of our rings in October. During the fall, we operated the concession stand during the home football games. Braving the wind, cold and rain, we sold Pepsi, coffee, hot dogs and candy. It was hard work, but fun, for we knew the proceeds would increase our treasury. In the spring we presented our junior prom. Using the theme of Autumn the committee transformed the gym into a magic world. The coronation of Maureen Buckley and Mike Gray as Queen and King highlighted the affair. With the music of Everybody's Gone, the evening was highly successful. Serving on the court were: Pauline Rabine, Martha Layhee, Bridgette Hogan, Donna Tidd, Patti Godfrey. Kathy Jones, Colleen Traver, Lee Sandora, John Fuller, Mark Strain, Keith Mazieika, Glenn Mercier, Larry Konopka, Pete Williams and Bill Cook. The class was lead by president, Kris DuFrain; vice-president, Larry Konopka; secretary, Nancy King; treasurer, Colleen Traver with Jim Donahue, and Leslie Fisher on student council. This past year has gone by swiftly. After selecting Larry Konopka as president; Len Roberts, vice-president; Patti Godfrey, secretary; and Colleen Traver as treasurer, we got right into the business of operating as seniors. Open campus was enjoyed as well as all the school dances. During the basketball season, we ran the concession stand while some of us in the photography club video-taped the games for Colonial Cablevision. Also some seniors helped Mr. Rogers in his Toys for Tots program while others assisted in the production of this SIREN. Plans for the end of the year will hopefully include a picnic, a banquet, and the Alumni Banquet. Finally, on June 26th, we became members of the Fort Edward High School Alumni Association. The Class of 1977 would like to take this opportunity to thank all of you who made this class a reality - our parents, teachers, administrators and students of F.E.H.S. A special thanks go to the following - Mr. Mrs. O'Brien, Mr. Miles, Mrs. Sholes, Mrs. Rutledge and Mr. Kilrain - our class advisors, who assisted us during the past four years. We would like you all to know that these years will be the most treasured ones of our life. 44 FORT EDWARD HOLDS CLASS REUNION JUNE 1997: The Class of 1977 held its reunion recently at Sully's Inn. The affair, hosted by LOREN SULLIVAN and SHARON PAQUETTE, was a total success with all members present except LESLIE FISHER, who is in New Guinea working as a missionary with her cousin. Transportation was provided by KAREN DE LANO's Taxi Service with PATTI GODFREY as her front seat co-pilot. DAVE CAPUTO, a renowned photographer, took pictures of the affair. Music was furnished by DARCY SAVILLE on the piano and BRUCE CICERO, a member of Todd Rundgren's. One of the highlights of the night was the fashions worn by some of the guests. BRENDA COLLINS of Creative Fashions, along with her staff, JANICE HUDSON, BRENDA EASTMAN, MARY SUE WHALEY and KAREN BICKFORD, created some beautiful gowns. Thanks go to BILL COOK, who drove his tractor trailer all night so that the gowns could be worn. Attending were some members of the medical profession. DR. MARYELLEN MC-DOUGALL, who is a real cut-up in the operating room, and her staff of nurses-COL-LEEN TIDD, COLLEEN TRAVER, Kl HUI CHON, and NANCY KING. With them came KATHY PLUDE, their medical secretary. Also, ANNE SHEEHAN, a dental hygienist, is drilling jokes into people, and MIKE GRAY, a physical therapist, is helping children. From the business world the class was represented by the following: KRIS DUFRAIN and DONNA TIDD, district managers for Freihofer's, who have invented a new cookie with small chocolate chips; JEFF IULIUCCI and JACK TAYLOR, operators of the kitchen at the Fort Hudson; PETE WILLIAMS and BRIDGETTE HOGAN, owners of a chain of I.H.O.P.'s, with SCOTT STOUGHTON and LARRY KONOPKA handling local affairs while they handle the European department, and their office staff of NANCY ROSE, HONEY MILLER and LORRIE SCHLAKE; MARY ANN MONTELLO and GLENN MERCIER, C.P.A.'s, of Carter's Peanut-Pickers Amalgamated; JOHN WARREN, manager of Grand Union; and DAVE WADE and HOWARD VARNEY, operators of their own construction company along with their chief auto mechanic, BOB WRIGHT. Among other guests were five members who went into marine work. JOHN FULLER is a sea-food farmer while KEITH MAZIEJKA and MARK STRAIN are in ocean photography. LENNY B ROBERTS is a marine biologist while BOB NICHOLS went into the U .S. Marine Corps. Representing the old school were some of our classmates. The noted author of WADDLING LIKE A DUCK, KATHLEEN HAY is teaching a course in journalism while JAMES DONAHUE is developing a new language in the elementary school. MARTHA LAYHEE and PAULINE RABINE supervise the cafeteria. The coaching duties are in the hands of TIM FISHER, who had just retired from pro basketball. With him came RICK CURTIS, the new coach of the NY Knicks. In addition, the following members attended: KATHY JONES and DEBBIE CLOTHIER. who still reside in the village attending to their domestic duties; MIKE MCCOT-TER of the T.V. series, Welcome Back McCotter ; ED MAZIEJKA and MAUREEN BUCKLEY, who have revolutionized the social welfare system; LEE SANDORA and STEVE RUSSO of Doomesday Electronic Engineering, Inc.; and FELIX PERRY, winner of his first National Championship in Motocrossing. Finally, the honored guest for the meeting was classmate, DR. RON CURTIS, the noted archaeologist, who is still searching for artifacts to prove the answer to the question, Is this Earth? Judging from his talk, if he finds the answer to the question, the class plans to reconvene for its next reunion in 2007. 47 These treasures none can take from me-My cameos of memory. -Helen Lowrie Marshall- These are my treasures kept apart. Cradled in velvet in my heart. Craven profiles, picture-clear. Perfect moments, priceless-dear. Etched in ageless time to be....... And there, too, are the memories The laughter shared, the tears. The little things that mean so much. Seen through the mist of years... -Helen Lowrie Marshall LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT K. BICKFORD wills her ability to get along with teachers to Julie B. M. BUCKLEY wills her self-control on the court to Theresa Sheehan. D. CAPUTO wills his barn to Curt if he can maintain its high standards. K. CHON wills her ability to speak Korean to Bridgette Hogan. B. CICERO wills his flipping out act to anyone who wants it. D. CLOTHIER wills her badminton ability to Melody Smith. B. COLLINS wills her gym excuses to Dawn Beale and Kathy Cook. W. COOK wills his knowledge of operating a Yamaha to Pat Salerno. RICHARD CURTIS wills his cat to Fish and Chas . RONALD CURTIS wills the Earth to Fish and Chas . K. DELANO wills her ability to get through high school to Anne Trackey. J. DONAHUE wills his ability to catch a Mahoney line drive to P.J. Gray. K. DUFRAIN wills her negatives to any positive who wants them. Bo EASTMAN wills her social studies seat to her sister and brother. L. FISHER wills her presidency in the crew to Becky Lindsey. To FISHER wills his plum fun to Jeff Corlew and Carl Bates. J. FULLER wills his campsites at Schroon Valley and Maine to T. Hammond. P GODFREY wills her basketball court to Arv so he can do well on it. M. GRAY wills his ability to pump gas to Jeff Corlew. K. HAY wills her position as Pete's business manager to Annie King. B. HOGAN wills her 1 position in Pete's business to Mary Daly. J. HUDSON wills her quietness to her sister Patty. J. IULIUCCI wills his ability to party it up to Billy Wright. K. JONES wills her not caring what people say to anybody needing it. N. KING wills her ability to roll to her sister Possum . L. KONOPKA wills his ability to be a cream of wheater to Pat Salerno. M. LAYHEE wills her ability to Ex-lt to Dick Clothier. E. MAZIEJKA wills his great athletic ability to his sister Vicky. K. MAZIEJKA wills hiding over the bank during laps to Carl Bates. M. MCCOTTER wills his laziness in all his classes to his cousin Tommy. M. MCDOUGALL wills her driving ability to Becky, who needs it badly. G. MERCIER wills his four years of high school to his sisters. H. MILLER wills her chocolate caramels to June Williams. M. MONTELLO wills her bookkeeping ability to whoever needs it. R . NICHOLS wills his 1602 Galileo toe nail clipper to Strainer. S. PAQUETTE wills her way with teachers to her brother Doug. K. PLUDE wills her ability to get along with Mrs. Crum to any junior. P. RABINE wills her senior class to anyone who wants it. L. ROBERTS wills his good times in high school to his three brothers. N. ROSE wills her ability to get Mr. K's themes to her sister Joan. S. RUSSO wi Ms his great height to Joe McCarthy. L. SANDORA wills his Joe Willy white shoes to Joe McCarthy. C. SAVILLE wills his orange hunting hat to Wayne Duval. D. SAVILLE wills her soda cans to Theresa Caruso and Marv Lewza L. SCHLAKE wills her shorthand ability to any junior who needs it. A. SHEEHAN wills her clowning ability to any junior who can handle it. S. STOUGHTON wills the chipmunks and the hatchet to K-Bird Fisher. M. STRAIN wills his ability to play volleyball to Mr. Rogers. L. SULLIVAN wills his partying up ability to Ranch Rabine. J. TAYLOR wills his room to Bub Dorsey if he can do some work in it. C. TIDD wills her ability to stay out of trouble to Becky Lindsey. D. TIDD wills her role as a space cadet to her sister Sue. C. TRAVER wills her wearing flashy thigh-high socks in gym to Melissa M. H. VARNEY wills his ability to print to his little brother, Billy. D. WADE wills his Steelers jersey to Tracey Flores if he can wear it. J. WARREN wills his O.C. time to anyone eligible for it next year. M. WHALEY wills her driving ability to her sister Kathy. P. WILLIAMS wills the business and his workers to Pat Salerno. R . WRIGHT wills his ability to skip school to anyone needing a vacation. ROOM 33 MRS. STOUGHTON 1ST: D. Beale; T. Baldwin; N. Dragon; K. Caputo; T. Caruso; S. Cantiello; J. Anibal. 2ND: J. Corriveau; K. Cook;K. Carpenter; M. Cassant; L. Rudd; L. Bel-den; J. Clark. 3RD: J. Brown; J. Corlew; D. Curtis; N. Anderson; C. CastilIon; W. Baird. JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT Mark Williams VICE-PRESIDENT Joe Sandora SECRETARY Cindy Weatherwax TREASURER Mary Daly 1ST: S. Davis; B. Lindsey; P. Elder; M. Harrington; P. Hathaway; E. Odgen; M. Daly. 2ND: D. Eagle; A. D'Angelico; C. Hurlburt; K. Maziejka; L. Etu; M. Lew-za; R. Hubert. 3RD: J. Fisher; S. Hal I; J . Morrison; T. Hammond; G. Ellmers;J. Esperti. ROOM 34 MR. ADAMS 54 Everyday, we walk through the same doors, sit in the same chairs, and lean against the same lockers. During our year, the path never changes, only our direction and destination. 1ST: A. Sherrange; T. Smith; C. Weatherwax, M. Smith; G. Vadnais. 2ND: P. Salerno; J. Sandora; D. Smith; R. Rabine; C. Solloscy; J. Varney. 3RD: B. Wright; E. Stimpson; D. Russo; M. Ross; S. Smith; J. Roberts; M. Williams. ROOM 35 MRS. HARDICK ROOM 20 MRS. RUTLEDGE 1ST: C. Corriveau; N. Cul-ligan; M. Cimo. 2ND: K. Collier; B. Davidson; G. Vad-nais; W. Duval; M. Esperti; D. Cusick. 3RD: M. Plude; V. Chakalis; M. D'Angelico; C. Bates; M. Carpenter; W. Aba re. SOPHOMORES S. Carter; J. Sherrange; J. Colvin; L. Caputo; M. Cassant; L. Dorsey; J. Rabine ROOM 21 MR. STOUGHTON 1ST: D. Heil; A. King; M. Mullen; V. Maziejka; M. Odgen. 2ND: J. Gorham; B. Faulhaber; A. O'Sic k; J. King; W. Hurlburt; E. Mon-tello; J. McCarthy. 3RD: T. Flores; A. O'Connell; P. Gray; S. Nichols; T. Kono-pka; M. Hogan; J. McNutt. 56 CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT Patrick Gray VICE-PRESIDENT Jeff Gorham SECRETARY Theresa Sheehan TREASURER Melissa Mullen 1ST: J. Vaughn; S. Trombley; R. Taylor; A. Trackey; K. Strain. 2ND: B. Trackey; M. Taylor; M. Traver; P. Volpe; J. Pelkey; C. Taylor. 3RD: S. Tidd; T. Sheehan; P. Shortsleeves; E. Wood; M. Hammond; J. Smith; J. Wilson. We relate to others with a word, a look, a touch, a motion. We relate one to one, one to two, and one to many. How we relate and what we relate is a personal matter, born in the mind and heart. ROOM 29 MR. ROGERS ROOM 23 MR. O'BRIEN 1ST: L. Corlew, J. Carpenter; W. Cimo; R. Eldridge; L. Etu; J. Bartlett, B. Carter. 2ND: J. Etu; A. Brown; A. Duval; M. Baldwin; J. Colvin; B. Etu. 3RD: R. Eastman; S. Brown; D. Burdick; D. Durrin; B. Davis; L. Durham. FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT Mary Roberts VICE-PRESIDENT Nancy Williams SECRETARY Jeanne Carpenter TREASURER Mary Nichols 1ST: S. Hervieux; C. Grey; N. Rabine; L. Mercier; K. Longden; P. Mercier; M. Nichols. 2ND : S. Hazzard; J. Gitto; M. Hubbard; B. Morrison; R. Hoard; D. Mc-Dougall; J. Osgood. 3RD: T. LaSarso; M. Lewza; P. Mac Duff; H. Hazzard; P. Hendricks; J. Jordan. ROOM 24 MR. BUNN 58 lodddt V. Hall C. Aldous J. Brown S. Rabine P. Colvin E. Shores ROOM 26 MR. BRODERICK 1ST: K. Towne; J. Verdaasdonk; D. Robinson; R. Sandora; N. Williams; L. Shortsleeves; D. Saville. 2ND: C. WinchelI; T. Smith; G. Simmons; M. Roberts; J. Verdaasdonk; P. Varney; J. Rose. 3RD: M. Shaw; J. Wilson; J. Traver; T. Sheehan; C. Stipano; J. Tidd; J. Shaw; L. Suddard; B. Simmons. Grouped by plan and singled out by individuality, one searches for his identity in a world of conformity. 59 HIGH SCHOOL REFLECTIONS Let us remember the excitement of a united spirit ... the challenge of knowledge ... the warmth of a smile ... the endless march of time itself ... Let us remember what we have learned ... let us learn from what we remember_____ ROOM 8 MR. CLARK 1ST: P. Cheeney; D. Clothier; S. Baldwin; T. Buckley; A. Tidd; M. Duvall; T. Baldwin. 2ND: D. Varney; J. Odgen, D. Hammond; C. Tidd; B. Mylott; C. Vadnais; C. Etu; J. Lewza; J. Gorham. 3RD: W. Rabine; T. McDonald; P. Hogan; B. Taylor; B. Phillips, R. Du-senberry; L. Montello. EIGHTH GRADE ROOM 6 MR. ROSS 1ST: C. Traver; B. Bailey; D. Cusick; L. Plude; K. Longden; L. Etu; J. Traver. 2ND: E. Gregory; S. Fisher; J. Cantiello; G. Evens, L. Heil; S. Maziejka; R. Baldwin; D. Miles. 3RD: L. Rabine; T. Conlon; J. Lawrence; T. Colvin; F. Matt; Z. Horvath; B. Arch-ambault. ROOM 5 MR. DURKEE 1ST: K. Stimpson; T. Strain; B. Godfrey; M. Curtis; L. Walsh; A. Lemery; J. Daly. 2ND: P. Goodspeed; K. Burch; J. Hurlburt; S. Faulhaber; B. Brunei I; J. Cantiello; T. Gitto; K. Fisher. 3 RD: R. Lance; M. Gates; P. Baird; M. Jones; J. Donahue; T. Roberts; W. McMurry; J. Dorsey. 62 1ST: M. Grover; G. Harpp;A. Gregory; N. Buckley; S. Rumpf; J. King. 2ND: R. Snow; D. Anibal; K. Etu; C. Abare; J. Varney; K. Carpenter; F. Colvin. 3RD: C. HeiI; P. Mercier; F. Smith; B. Davidson; P. Durrin; E. Hogan; J. Periard; E. Taylor. ROOM 4 MISS PHILLIPS 1ST: S. Morrison; J. Kuczek; B. Barrett; N. Ross; J. Bartlett; R. Varney. 2ND: P. Duval; K. Ramsey; K. Colvin; K. Hall; K. Weather-wax; P. Odgen; B. Godfrey. 3RD: C. DuFour;A. Cimo; T. Taylor; T. McCotter; S. Davidson; J. Godfrey; D. Collier; J. Aldous. SEVENTH GRADE ROOM 3 MR. J.P. TOOMEY 1ST: K. Davis; G. D'Angel-ico; M. LaSarso; K. Ryan; B. Hathaway; M. Haley. 2ND: D. Trombley; C. Eastman; M. Russell; J. Kronske; R. Sherrange; D. Gray; D. McNutt. 3RD: K. Stimpson; J. Stimpson; D. Barrett; E. Sherwood; J. Cicero; J. Shaw; J. Mingo. ROOM 9 MR. J.J. TOOMEY 63 SIXTH GRADE ROOM 7 MRS. GROW 1ST: J. Varney; J. Rabine; D. Williams; K. Daly; J. Etu; S. Evens; T. Simmons; D. Blodgett; L. Suddard; D. Lance. 2ND: W. Burke; R. Smith; C. DuFrain; R. Russo; P. Lindsey; T. Healey; C. Brown; R. Phillips; R. Trainor. 3RD: B. Stimpson; T. Cook; B. McCarty; A. Cook; C. Cantiel-lo; J. McDougall; D. Gannon; K. Vaughn. ROOM 1 MRS. ETU 1ST: K. Fancy; E. Caputo; D. Suddard; M. Cheeney; P. Faulhaber; M. Etu; F. D'An-gelico; R. Grover; K. Fleury. 2ND: R. Robinson; T. Eagle; T. Hughes; K. Williams; M. Laramie; M. Traver; D. Ramsey; R. Chadwick; C. Sher-range. 3RD: D. Burch; J. Snow; M. Volpe; D. Miller; S. Chapman; N. Bates; M. Williams; R. Gates. ROOM 2 MR. TERRIO 1ST : P. Nichols; J. Carpenter; E. Rabine; S. Conlon; R. Corriveau; A. Russell; L. McCrea. 2ND: M. Trackey; E. Hayes; M. Hervieux; L. Grant; C. Hall; D. Shores; A. Phillips; J. Colvin. 3RD: M. Flores; P. Rosati; H. Clothier; B. Collins; T. Brown; T. Terrio; J. Baldwin; W. Cutler. CASUAL CANDIDS OF THE YEAR . .. . . GONE PAST . .. In clubs, we cross a bridge to people. At times, the bridge is frail and will not stand; At others, the span is strong and ready to last a lifetime-The lifetime of a friend. PRESS CLUB Taking an active part in school activities____ planning pages_______writ- ing ... typing copy ... taking pictures ... meeting deadlines_____work- ing long, tiring hours to put out a yearbook - the SIREN. PRODUCTION STAFF H EST t CIRCULATION and ADVERTISING TYPING MIDDLE SCHOOL CIRCULATION AND seworthy •t ... some ng band and performances holiday s and con-... nerve -g solos Mr. Ecker and his senior band performers. COLORGUARD AJORETTES CHOIR ... high school talent at its best ... students contributing to and appreciative of the world of music. Cheryl Hurlburt Director: Mr. Ecker SENIORS: Colleen and Lori and Darcy - Accompanist. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS LANGUAGE CLUBS EL CLUB ESPANOL GIRLS PHYSICAL EDUCATION LEADERS PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB We are the spirit.. .we are the life blood of today's FEHS.. .we build a kindred link with a school that is ours We are the sportsmen of Fort Edward High School. Few of us are faster than a speeding bullet.. .more powerful than a locomotive. . .or able to leap tall hurdles at a single bound.. .we are not super-women but sportswomen.. .we play to win.. .but even more, just because we love to. SENIOR SUPER SONICS BOB KEITH TIM JOHN, MARK and DAVE 78 LEE BOB VARSITY FOOTBALL THE SEASON FE OPPONENT 28 Stillwater 8 14 Whitehall 6 8 Hoosick Falls 18 28 Schuy lervi 1 le 0 2 Granville 8 14 Lake George 0 29 Cambridge 14 6 St. Mary's 13 129 TOTALS 67 Coaches Lewza and Terrio with co-captains. Although the outlook for the Forts was not promising at the beginning of the season, the Varsity came through with an impressive 5-2 record. Coaches Lewza and Terrio molded a handful of veterans with grit and determination into a fighting machine. Playing in the new Northern Conference set-up, the Forts faced tremendous odds as each week they fought some good tough teams as well as the weather. After beating Whitehall, the team was a leading contender for first place throughout the season. Highlight of the season, aside from the Whitehall victory, was the placing of the following on the All-Conference team: Joe Sandora, Mike Gray, Jeff Roberts, and Tim Fisher. Lee Sandora, Bob Nichols, and Keith Maziejka made the Honorable Mention list. All in all, both the offense and defense played with pride and good sportsmanship which complimented the school. 79 FLYING FORTS FLIGHT . . First and ten to go!! Where did the ball go?? Speed plus ability equals T.D. Good defensive play. Easy catch for Jeff. Bob takes a needed rest from the trenches. Where did my blockers go? FROSH FOOTBALL Playing modified football, the young Forts showed that they have the makings for an exceptional varsity team. Working with young and inexperienced players, Coaches Miles and Toomey trained and disciplined the team to a 2-3-1 season. As the record indicates, the Junior Forts were in every game. The whole season was played in the last game. In a heavy, wet snowstorm, the Forts drove for twenty-six points in the mud and beat a tough St. Mary's team. In all the games, win or lose, the Forts displayed the spirit of FEHS. FE OPPONENT 8 Whitehall 14 14 Hoosick Falls 6 6 SoJiuy lervi lie 6 14 Granville 24 0 Cambridge 14 26 St. Mary's 0 Coaches Miles and Toomey with co-captains — Brian, Tim and Sil. 82 The offensive punch for the Frosh. Seniors: Loren Sullivan and Pete Williams GOLF It was a long season on the links as the team finished with a 1-5 season. Coach Toomey depended upon his senior talent to stay in most of the matches. The prospects for next year look good, for the team was always on the tee. CROSS COUNTRY Running through the woods and fields, the team posted a 1-7 record, beating St. Mary's of Hoosick Falls. Senior Ed Maziejka was a consistent first place finisher in all the meets but inexperience beat them. In the Conference, Ed finished second while Jeff Osgood won the J.V. division. Senior Ed Maziejka and Coach Bunn Getting off to a fast start, the Forts won their first five games, lost the next by two to Conference champions, St. Mary's-HF, and won the next five. After that, the team couldn't find the win column as they recorded a 13-8 season, good for third place in the Conference (4-6) and winning the Granville Christmas Tournament. To climax the season, the team lost its last game with St. Mary's-GF in a double-overtime as the ball fell in at the buzzer. From there, the Forts went to the Sectionals to defend its Class E crown. Winning the first two games easily, the squad lost a heartbreaker in the semifinals to Germantown, 78-79. Overall, the Forts responded to the task for a fine season. VARSITY BASKETBALL FE OPPONENT 52 Fort Ann 49 63 Luzerne 47 58 Fort Ann 38 59 Corinth 47 53 South High 35 57 St. Mary's (HF) 49 64 Luzerne 47 63 Whitehall 47 58 Fair Haven 46 69 Poultney 31 74 Granville 48 48 South High 54 58 St. Mary's (GF) 68 55 Corinth 64 59 St. Mary's (HF) 69 57 Whitehall 74 64 Granville 47 74 + St. Mary's (GF) 76 66 North Warren 38 55 Warrensburg 51 78 Germantown 79 N0RTHERN CONFERENCE GRANVILLE TOURNAMENT SECTI0N II, CLASS E + Double Overtime FORTS FLY HIGH Samps reaches for the ball. Joe takes control. AS VICTORIES MOUNT The gleeful excitement of a last second basket, .the disappointment of fouling out.. .the frustration under the boards when you're 5'8 and he's 6'4 ....the sense of accomplishment when you stuff that hot-dog gunner.. .the roar of approval from the crowd... regardless of the outcome, our team is still number 1. Steve would make a good Samps for two. dancer. 87 The ama ina Curt Coach Ross and next year's senior standouts. Tim makes a hard shot look easy Take a giant step. Up, up and away for two. JUNIOR VARSITY FE OPPONENT 62 Fort Ann 51 42 Luzerne 40 45 Fort Ann 36 35 Corinth 51 38 South High 48 45 St. Mary's-HF 49 52 Luzerne 46 28 Whitehall 58 39 Fair Haven 70 Northern Conference Granville Christmas FE OPPONENT 32 Granville 60 57 Granvi1le 51 42 South High 64 33 St. Mary's-GF 68 54 Corinth 63 73 St. Mary's-HF 80 54 Whitehall 82 45 Granville 44 56 St. Mary's-GF 71 Coach Terrio and his captain-Carl Bates. With a conference mark of 2-8, the Junior Forts finished the year on the short side of 6-12. The J.V.'s played well against teams in their own class but were overwhelmed by some superior teams. Although the season seemed endless, the sauad faced each game with determination. Coacn Terrio instilled a spirit of never-give-up which made the outcome of the games more respectable. The team learned some valuable lessons and gained the experience necessary to mature as veterans. 88 Carl in action. ■ I3J JUNIOR FORTS IN ACTION Entertaining the crowd. Hurry up, Brodie! Pass ittoArv! Carl, you can't dribble nothing! FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Building a team from inexperienced freshmen, Coach Walling molded a well-disciplined team that gathered a 4-5 record with victories over some outstanding Conference teams. The squad learned fast and earned two wins over a good Whitehall team. In the other games, the Frosh were a contender right up until the end. The prospects for the future junior varsity look promising. Coach Walling's first six. Tim looks to the hoop. Jeff drives around for two. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Coach Toomey's squads found themselves learning the game the hard way. The eighth grade played determined ball but came up short with a 2-7 season. The wins came over a tough St. Mary's (GF), one by one point and the other by two. On the other hand, the seventh grade team had a 3-6 record with two wins over Corinth and one over St. Mary's (HF). Playing two close games with St. Mary's (GF), the team lost by only one point in each contest. Considering all aspects, the junior high teams showed an improvement and they gained the experience to make them more of a contender for the next season. Coach Toomey with Jim, John, Brian and Pat. M % KEVIN SEVENTH GRADE With 6 wins and 4 losses, the Forts were runners-up to Granville for the Conference. Coach Walling's team won the Argyle Bicentennial Tournament, which consisted of teams from Salem, Fonda and Argyle. In the Sectionals with a 9-4 record, the varsity lost a close game to Perth. Also, the J.V.'s, under Coach Salem, played fine ball all season as they finished with a 5-7 record. Overall, it was a successful season on the diamond. JUNIOR VARSITY DIAMOND DUST Strong fielding.. .exciting base running, .good pitching.. .base hits and homeruns. .big league plays., the winning run! Lee puts down a perfect bunt. Put that in the book, Glenn! The tape hurts more than the ankle!! Tim gets another put out. Mike plays it safe. Does that mean a steal? Slide, Jeff, slide!! TRACK With a fine batch of seasoned veterans, Coaches Lewza and Miles developed an exceptional team as they won 4 of 7 meets, losing to Queensbury, Granville and Balston Spa. In the Conference Meet, the Forts placed third. It was in the Sectionals where the Forts showed power as they beat out Middleburg for the D-E Championship. This year, records were set by Randy Rabine in the two mile; Ed Maziejka, Dave Quattrocchi, Paul Lewza and Keith Maziejka in the mile relay. Sectional records were set by Clint Roods in the shot put and Dave Quattrocchi in the intermediate hurdles. Mike CHEERLEADERS SOCK IT TO 'EM!! We symbolize the dauntless spirit and tradition of F .E.H.S.. .We ignite an inexhaustible flame of involvement in the hearts of all... 98 FIELD HOCKEY Working with a few veterans and determined new-comers, Coach Phillips brought the most successful season to the Forts. Depending upon senior power, the team was 1-4-1 for the year, the best effort in this new sport. Enthusiasm and spirit was high as the team proved that they will be a contender for next year. Coach Phillips with her starting seniors. A half-time session. GIRLS' BASKETBALL JUNIOR VARSITY Coach Phillips and her sen iors: Donna, Leslie, Maureen, Darcy, MaryEllen, Colleen, Nancy, and Colleen. VARSITY The girls' basketball teams had an unsuccessful season but gave their opponents something to watch-out for in all the games. Enen though the season proved somewhat discouraging for the varsity, the girls exemplified the gradual improvement which comes with time and experience. On the other hand, the junior varsity squad succeeded in supplying the crowd with many exciting games. Among their wins was a victory over an old rival, St. Mary's of Glens Falls. The junior varsity squad, composed mostly of ninth graders, could be the nucleus of a strong team in the future. Regardless, the season was beneficial to both as spirit, determination and sportsmanship was evident. 99 VARSITY Although the teams had a strong finish, it came too late to post a win for the season. Being young and inexperienced, the groups showed their oponents that they will be a contender in the future. Coach Phillips was impressed with the amount of spirit and improvement the teams displayed as each game was played. VARSITY This is the right way, seniors. Even though the Forts had a disappointing season, the record doesn't reflect the determination and spirit each player demonstrated. Under Coach Jetty, the team gained knowledge of the game which should be the basis for a good team this year. Colleen In all the games, sports- manship was the key point. JUNIOR VARSITY Mary Ellen's favorite spot. 101 ENTHUSIASM IS THE CATCH-WORD Unsinkable spirits. ...... Willingness to learn... FOR OUR FEMALE ATHLETES On the court or on the field . . . We try to hold our own . . . Continually improving and steadily emerging . . . 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LATEST NEWS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF 1977 FROM THE O'SICKS GROCERY 62 McCREA ST. FORT EDWARD OUR BEST TO THE CLASS OF 77 BURNS NEWS AGENCY INC. 80-84 GLEN ST. GLENS FALLS, N.Y. £atc4t £| BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1977 PENDER AND TOW-LY WITH EVERYTHING IN FASHIONS AS NEW AS TOMORROW 209 MAIN STREET HUDSON FALLS, N.Y. v-t Ll CD COQCk; o: Oq:u liooc LlO SENIOR LORRIE SCHLAKE VISITS WITH HER FATHER AND MOTHER, BILL AND SHARON SCHLAKE, AT SCHLAKE'S FINE FURNITURE. SCHLAKE'S FINE FURNITURE 14 LOWER MAIN STREET HUDSON FALLS, N.Y. COMPLIMENTS OF TONY DEE r'i:ssssssss£U i£i £ uuniiomuimojiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiuiiiiiiiiiiiiuuiiuunijiiiiiiii 111 MAIN STREET SOUTH GLENS FALLS, N.Y. TERRY SEELEY WAITS ON SENIORS - MARTHA, DAVE AND PAULINE. SEELEY'S RESTAURANT KATHY and TERRY SEELEY - PROPRIETORS 7208 UPPER BROADWAY FORT EDWARD, N.Y. U RY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS FROM MORAN’S SPORTING GOODS STORE And PEDAL WHEELS BIKE STORE Complete Equipment For All Sports Complete Line Of Hart And Northland Skiing Complete Line Of 10 Speed And Regular Bicycles Phone 747-4182 44 AND 33 MAIN STREET ... Uii HUDSON FALLS, N.Y. H!iH!iii!!i!!?!!i!ii{iii?nnnnnnminniinnnnmiinnnfm BEST WISHES FROM JOY'S SELF-SERVICE DEPARTMENT STORE AND SAVE - AT •••• ••••� •••• ••• • •••« •••• •••• •••• ••• ••• ••Mi ••Mi •Mi •Mi •Mi ••Mi •Mi •Mi ••••• ••Mi •••• •Mi ••Mi •••• •••♦ •M« ••Mi • •••■ � •••■ • •••■ ♦ ••• • ••• •••■ • ••■■ • ••- • •••■ • •••■ • •••■ • •••■ .... • ••■ • ••V ••i SENIORS BOB, DONNA, ED AND STEVE LOOK AT SOME PLANS WITH ROGER AHERNS OF SANDY HILL'S TECHNICAL SERVICE DEPARTMENT CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1977 FROM SANDY HILL CORPORATION J. WALTER JUCKETT - PRESIDENT HUDSON FALLS NEW YORK 'j•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••1' -Mi ■••Mi ..... ■••••• ■••Mi ..... ••Mi ..... ..... •■•Mi ..... •Mi -Mi ..... -Mi •Mi ..... .... '••M ■••Mi •Mi •■•Ml :::: :::: ••• •••• •••• 12b •••- ••• ••• •••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• •••• •••• ••• •••- •••� ••• ••• §•••• ••• ••• •••- ••• - ••• ••• •••• ••• ••• •••« •••• ••• ••• ••• •••• §••• •••- ••••« ••• •••« •••- ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• •••• •••- •••- ••• §•••« ••• •••« •••« ••• §••• ••• ••• ••• •••« ••• ••• - •••• •••- ••• •••• i' JIM, ANNE AND HONEY GET STUDENT LOAN INFORMATION FROM ANNE'S MOTHER, MRS. SHEEHAN OF THE HOME SAVINGS BANK. TODAY The High School Student Who Passes College Entrance Courses Cannot Afford NOT To Go To College. We Are Happy To Participate In This Fine Program With The New York Higher Education Assistance Corporation. YOU MAY BORROW PER YEAR Freshman year Sophomore. Junior, Senior 5th Year of Bachelor’s Program Graduate Students $1,500.00 $2,000.00 $2,500.00 STUDENTS!! STOP IN FOR AN APPLICATION AS SOON AS YOU’RE ACCEPTED BY THE COLLEGE OF YOUR CHOICE. INQUIRIES INVITED HOME SAVINGS BANK OF UPSTATE NEW YORK FORT EDW ARD —HUDSON FALLS OFFICE TELEPHONE 747-3513 134 Broadway Fort Edward, N.Y. £ i •• i • i 1 I ••• m i I i m • 9 i • i i i i i i 9 i • I • m •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••� 9•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •9 •••• •••• ••• •••• ••• •••• ••• ••• ••• •••• ••• ••• •••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• •••• ••• ••• •••• •••• •••• •••• •••• ••• ••• •••• •••• •••if •••• •••• •••• ••• ••• ••• ••••• •••• •••• ••• ••• ••• ••• •••• •••• ••• ••• ••• ••• •••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• •Mi ••• ••• •M •Mi • 127 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1977 THE BALFOUR COMPANY JEWELRY'S FINEST CRAFTSMEN t j Balfour •••- •••— MM. ■•••- (� M. Mm. •••• � ••• •••• Mm. • •• � ••• ••• • ••• ••• • •• • •• PHILIP G. NOBERT REPRESENTATIVE JUNIOR RING COMMITTEE A FRIEND LOWER MAIN STREET COMPLIMENTS OF SHIRLEY HARLEY'S PARKER HOUSE RESTAURANT, INC. SPECIALIZING IN HOME COOKED FOODS HARLEY C. PARKER and SHIRLEY A MINER PROPRIETORS HUDSON FALLS, N.Y. ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• •••• ••• •••• ••• ••• ••• ••• •M ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• •••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• •♦•ft ••• •Mi •M •Mi • «• ••• •Mt •Mi ••Mi -••• • •• •Mi Mi ••• •Mi • •• •Mi •Mi •Mi •Mi 128 . ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••m • •! ■ • •• • •• • ! • • • •� � • ••• • ••• • ••• Best Wishes From And 'Complete Infants’ Boys’ And Girls' Outfitters” And Fashions For Pre-teens And Young Juniors” NEW LOCATION: Aviation Mall Glens Falls, N.Y. GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 77 WM. M. BRONK COAL LUMBER COMPANY COAL FUEL OIL 23-26 PARRY STREET 'FOUNDATION TO ROOF Phone 747-4136 and 747-4137 LUMBER ROOFING HUDSON FALLS, N.Y. S H3S DOWNTOWN BUSINESS ASSOCIATES SCHOOL SUPPLIES R. G. 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BOB CLARKE PONTIAC FORD GARAGE GLEN FORD GLENS FALLS TOYOTA PRIDE MOTORS QUEENSBURY MOTORS WHITEMAN CHEVROLET BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ,,77,1 MANDY'S ?IzZA PIZZA AND SUBMARINES Phone 747-0911 BURGOYNEAVE. HUDSON FALLS, N.Y. COMPLIMENTS OF THE McCREA HOTEL nora McLaughlin - proprietor 84 McCREA ST. FORT EDWARD, N.Y. Good Luck Seniors From KAY Wholesale Electronics And Photo Supplies UPPER GLEN ST. GLENS FALLS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1977 FROM THE G.F. CLEAR COMPANY 144 Main Street Hudson Falls N.Y. 130 BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS OF 1977 cigars CHE CHEE'S NEWS ROOM Rustcraft Cards - Newspapers-Paperbacks-Magazines- School And Office Supplies-Phone 747-0003 174 Main Street Hudson Falls, N.Y. COMPLIMENTS OF MAC'S BAR 14 EDDY STREET FORT EDWARD, N.Y. COATS JACKETS HANDBAGS WALLETS RAY WILLIAMS LEATHER OUTLET AND BOUTIQUE Phone 747-7065 67 MAIN STREET HUDSON FALLS, N.Y. 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HHIII!!llHlllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllll!IIIIIHIIIIIItII!!ll Hudson Falls, N.Y. GOOD LUCK TO THE SENIORS OF 1977 43 Main Street ••• . •••— •••- •Mm |m« (Mm •••• (Mm • ••♦- Mm- Mm- (Mm (Mm •••- (M� Mm. ••••- MW- •••- M� - •••- MM- |Mm Mm ••• :::: � ••• Mm Mrn Mm- Mm •••- Mm Mm ••m Mm • ••• («m • •m • tm Mm 8(m- ••••- • •m Mm Mm ••• ••• • •m Mm ••• Mm • •••- Mm- Mm Mm • •m Mm M - � ••• •••- HOPING ALL YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE GEORGE AND KAREN SCELZI MCDONALD'S OF FORT EDWARD LOOK FOR THE GOLDEN ARCHES GEORGE SCELZI-PROPRIETOR UPPER BROADWAY FORT EDWARD, NEW YORK ' Vi£££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££ 134 V. :: ?•! ? ? •!!! ! :: •s;! •:! J ” •: •! • ? • •••..-I •••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• •••• •••• ••• ••• •••• ••• •••• •••• ••• •••• •••• •••• •••• ••• ••• •••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••••� ••• ••• •••� ••• •••• ••• • •• ••• §••• ••• ••• • •••« ••• •••-••••« • •••« •••« •••« ••• ••• ••• •••• ••• ••• •••« •••- ••• • ••• •••• ••• • ••• John R. Durkee •vv- Serving Ft. 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C 'attt ! ? ? •••- Mm Mm Mm fcunge CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS-1977 FROM YANKEE DOODLE LOUNGE DAVID AND JOAN McKINNEY-PROPRIETORS 180 MAIN STREET HUDSON FALLS, N.Y. •••- :::: ••• •••• •••• :::: � ••• •••• ••• •••• •••• � ••• •••• � ••• BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1977 HOLLISTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING CORPORATION 131 RIVER STREET COMMERCIAL-INDUSTRIAL INSTALLATIONS Phone 747-2579 HUDSON FALLS, N.Y. ••• ••• ••• 'pax THunflAif THE AREA S LARGEST SPORT SHOPS PYRAMID MALL 440 STATE STREET AVIATION MALL Saratoga Schenectady Glens Falls 587 2280 377-6414 792-5878 GOOD LUCK GRADUATES C.V. PETERS COMPANY INC. CLOTHES FOR MEN Sc BOYS 210 GLEN STREET GLENS FALLS, N.Y. is£::s::::::::£££££££££££££££££££££££££ 136 iiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiyiiiiiiiUUiiiiiitiUtiiUHiiiiHiHiiiiliiiiiiililiii GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1977 GRIFFIN LUMBER COMPANY BRICK SUPPLIES lumber roofing flooring MASON PHONE 747-4124 69 PEARL STREET HUDSON FALLS, N.Y. AVIATION MALL GLENS FALLS NEW YORK BEST WISHES TO ALL THE SENIORS, CLASS OF 1977 FROM OPERATORS OF FORT EDWARD EXPRESS CO., INC. AND FORT EDWARD SUPPLY AND TRUCK SERVICE, INC. TRANSPORTERS OF BULK PETROLEUM PRODUCTS - CEMENT LIQUIFIED GAS - PIG IRON PREFAB HOMES - SILOS HEAVY CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT ROUTE 9, SARATOGA ROAD FORT EDWARD, N.Y. A FRIEND V ?llHllll!!lHlll!llll!ll!llllllllllllHIIHIIIIIIHlll?llHnnHlllHHH! m••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••A YOUR SEARCH ENDS :::: :::: GOLDSTOCK’S SPORTING GOODS INC. One Of New York’s Most Complete Sporting Goods Stores — Golf — Bowl — Scuba — Guns — Skiing — Team Sports — Hiking — Trophies — Camping — Tennis Northway Plaza Telephone 792-0969 Glens Falls, N.Y. ::::: rtw'W.-MZla-W-W - EQUrPtnENT , - JiU3 -SllPPlIB b 174 (fatvt. 3TATI0NEW (jUma falUjllJ. Best Wishes To The Class Of “76” WAGONER BUSINESS EQUIPMENT INC. 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