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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1979 volume:

MR. RALPH SALEM DEDICATION MR. RALPH SALEM With our deepest thanks and appreciation, the Class of '79 dedicates its SIREN to Ralph Salem. For the past four years, Mr. Salem has served as our advisor, teacher and athletic director. In all of these, he has been very cooperative as well as being very friendly to all. Whenever we needed any assistance, Mr. Salem was there to lend a hand. Without his help, most of our class activities, particularly our junior prom, would have only been a dream. It was with his consideration for our class that made everything a success. All in all, we think Mr. Salem is one terrific guy. By dedicating our yearbook to him, we hope that he will remember our class and all the good times we have shared throughout our high school years. Mr. Salem can be assured the Class of 1979 will not forget him. IN APPRECIATION MR. NICHOLAS LASARSO For twenty years, Mr. Nicholas LaSarso has unselfishly dedicated himself in helping the seniors prepare the SIREN. Now, the Class of 1979 would like to take the opportunity to express our deepest thanks and appreciation for all the senior classes. We would like him to know that his endless efforts have not gone unnoticed through the years and that without him the SIREN would never have been the success that it is. We can never express the deep appreciation and gratitude we feel for all he has done, but in our hearts he will always be thought of as a true friend. YEARBOOK STAFF Taking pictures ... getting yearbook orders ... selling advertisements .... writing copy .... planning layouts .... revising .... typing final copy .... meeting deadlines .... LITERARY Vicki Maziejka Diane Heil Stacie Trombley ADVERTISING Jeff Gorham Theresa Sheehan Jayne King Ann King Mike D'Angelico Matt Traver EDITORS IN CHIEF Ed Wood Kati Collier ADVISOR: Mr. LaSarso SECRETARY: Darlene Cusick PUBLICITY Melissa Mullen CIRCULATION: Patty Volpe BUSINESS MANAGER: Tom Konopka TYPING: Nancy Culligan; Laura Sottile; Anne Trackey; Marianne Cimo; and Chris Taylor .. Through the hard work put forth by each. ... recalling things that happened .... adding our best while making the SIREN 78 a book full of memories. SIREN EDITORS SPORTS: Mary Taylor and Joe McCarthy PHOTOGRAPHY s Wendy Hurlburt EDITORS’ MESSAGE KATI COLLIER ED WOOD Once again, the Senior Class and the Press Club have put together the SIREN. This year marks not only the last of the 70's but also Mr. LaSarso's twentieth anniversary as the yearbook advisor. The purpose of the SIREN is to create lasting memories of the most precious years of our lives. We hope that as you turn these pages, you will share in the thoughts of our special times at Fort Edward High School. Creating the yearbook is no easy task. We realize that to be successful we need the help of many people. We would like to thank our patrons and advertisers; our teachers and administrators, especially Mr. Mullen, Mr. Sanford, Miss Phillips and Miss Mul-cahy for their photographic assistance; Pat Brady, our yearbook representative; and Dick Durling, who without his time, talent and professional staff this book would not have been a reality. Lastly, we would like to express special thanks to Mr. LaSarso for his cooperation and patience in organizing all this for us. 6 Standing: Mr. LaClair; Mr. Godfrey; Mr. Maziejka; and Mr. Lacque. Seated: Mr. Ben-ware; Mrs. McDougall; and Mr. Smith MR. CHARLES T. MULLEN Elementary Principal MR. CLARK W. SANFORD Guidance Director CENTRAL ADMINISTRA TION MR.BRADFORDW. FANCY Superintendent MR. LEO E. TERRIO Middle School Principal V 9 LANGUAGE ARTS MR. J. DAVIS O'BRIEN HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY MR. JOHN KILRAIN MRS. SUSAN REYNOLDS MRS. JEAN HARDICK COMMERCIAL 10 MRS. MARY RUTLEDGE MR. DONALD ROGERS MR. DAVID BUNN MRS. KATHRYN MERON MR. WILLIAM ADAMS MR. DONALD WALLING HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY MR. JAMES M. BRODERICK MISS NORANNE MULCAHY SCIENCE AND MATH SOCIAL STUDIES MR. PAUL SMITH SPECIALS MRS. MARYJ. SHOLES Physical Education MR. RALPH SALEM 12 Health, Driver's Education and Athletic Director HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY MR. STANLEY LEWZA Physical Education MRS. ELIZABETH O'BRIEN Art MRS. HELEN HEBERT School Nurse HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY SPECIALS MR. PETER MILES Industrial Arts MRS. DAWN WERHAN Home Economics MR. WESLEY ECKER Music MR. NICHOLAS LaSARSO School Librarian 13 SCIENCE AND MATH MR. JOHN J. TOOMEY SOCIAL STUDIES MRS. ANNE GROW MR. WILLIAM DURKEE ENGLISH MR. DAVID ROSS I MR. WILLIAM LEITCH MR. ROBERT CLARK MRS. JEAN ETU MRS. PATRICIA KILMER Reading MR. JOHN P. TOOMEY Physical Education MRS. M. DILLON Reading MIDDLE SCHOOL SPECIALS MISS MARGARET PHILLIPS Physical Education MRS. MICHELE PETERS Music MISS CHARLANNE RYAN Art 15 OFFICE PERSONNEL MRS. MARION LONGDEN Business Office MRS. EUNICE MORRILL Cafeteria SUPERVISORS MISS ELEANOR McCURRY Main Office SECRETARIES MRS. ELLEN LEWZA Guidance Office MRS. KATHRYN MAZIEJKA Elementary School MRS. JANET WALSH Middle School MR. AMOS CARPENTER Custodians MRS. MARY JANE KING Attendance Officer 16 MRS. SUPRENANT MRS. GRAHAM MRS. GORHAM MRS. BOVEY MRS. SMATKO MRS. CARPENTER CAFETERIA MR. WEAVER; MR. COLVIN; MR. VADNAIS; MR. SIMPSON; MR. AIKENS MR. MERCIER Middle School MRS. CARPENTER; MRS. HOTMER; and MRS. GAUTHIER MR. GEER AND MR. BICKFORD wi iK'n CLASS HISTORY FALL '75-As we started our first year at FEHS, we quickly adjusted to high school life by electing as officers: PJ Gray, President; Jeff Gorham, Vice-President; Theresa Sheehan, Secretary; Melissa Mullen, Treasurer; and Student Council members - Carl Bates, Karen Strain, Jeff Pelkey, Mary Taylor, Diane Heil and Ed Wood. We held a dance and collected dues. In June, we held a picnic at Kaydeross. FALL '76-We headed into our sophomore year with enthusiasm. First, we selected the same officers: PJ , Theresa, Jeff and Melissa. Class projects included dances as well as ordering class rings. In June, we went to Lake George for our annual picnic. FALL '77-Looking forward to getting our rings and working on the prom, we started our junior year on a high note. As leaders, we had Tom Konopka, President; Mike Esperti, Vice-President; Theresa Sheehan, Secretary; and Melissa Mullen, Treasurer. During the football season, we ran the concession stand which was hard work but a lot of fun as we sold hot dogs, candy, soda, pizza, etc. Our rings arrived in the fall, and we were not disappointed in them. To raise money for the prom, we held some dances and sold candy. In November, we started planning for the prom by selecting Ed Wood and Diane Heil as co-chairmen. With the theme Pieces of April, we ordered supplies and held flower parties. After t months of preparation and hours of decorating, we changed the gym into our creation of springtime. With the music of Double Axle, the event was successful. Reigning as King and Queen were Mike Esperti and Diane Heil with their court consisting of: Jeff Gorham and Darlene Cusick; Ed Wood and Melissa Mullen; Tom Konopka and Annine O'Sick; PJ Gray and Theresa Sheehan; Carl Bates and Karen Strain; Mike D'Angelico and Mary Taylor. The crown bearers were Jo-Jo Volpe and Lisa Broderick who substituted for Angela Esperti when she got stage fright at the last minute. After the prom, a buffet dinner was held at Mike's Fireside Restaurant. Later, prom parties were plentiful. The next day, a picnic was held at the Lake George Battlegrounds. All in all, the year was busy as well as successful. FALL '78-After a hard working, fun-filled junior year, we began our last year at FEHS looking forward to open campus and graduation. As officers, we elected: Tom Konopka, President; Ed Wood, Vice-President; Theresa Sheehan, Secretary; and Melissa Mullen, Treasurer. After five weeks of being on probation, we received open campus privileges. To increase our treasury, we collected the remaining dues, sponsored a few dances and during the basketball games, we operated the concession stand. Plans for the year included the following: ordering announcements, caps and gowns; having a senior outing; attending the Alumni Banquet; and finally, graduation on June 24th. As in the past, the class financed and published the SIREN with Ed Wood and Kati Collier as co-editors. ycl ft Looking back over the past four years, we realize that a lot has been accomplished as we have matured. We know that this could not have happened without the help of our administrators and teachers, particularly our advisors: Mr. Broderick; Mr. Adams; Mrs. Bombard; Mr. Lewza; Mrs. Hardick and especially our close friend Mr. Salem 4 20 GROUP THERAPY MRS. MERON ROOM 31 PRESIDENT THOMAS EDWARD KONOPKA Konops No matter how thin you slice it, it's still kielbasa. Press Club; Bowling Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Photography Club 4; Activity Club 2,3,4; King’s Court; Prom Committee; SIREN Business Manager; Class President 3,4. Pet Love: Being Polish Pet Hate: Mitizi's laugh Saying: What's an Edith'? Song: Daniel 1979 SENIOR THERESA ANN SHEEHAN Edgar A pleasant smile is very definitely an assurance of friendship.'' Press Club; Tickets Please 1; Choir 1,2; French Club 1,2,3,4; Art Club 1; Activity Club 2,3,4; Class Secretary 1,2,3,4; J.V. Basketball 1; Field Hockey 3; Softball 2; Cheerleader; J.V. 2 Varsity 3,4; Queen's Court; DAR Award; Graduation Usherette 3; SIREN Advertising Editor. Pet Love: Having a good time Pet Hate: Coming into a conversation late Saying: I'm so embarrassed! Song: The Wall SECRETARY VICE-PRESIDENT EDWARD JOHN WOOD Ed” My idea of an agreeable person is one who agrees with me. Press Club 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Art Club 1; Student Council 1 President 4; Activity Club 2,3,4; Class Vice-President 4; Freshman Football Basketball; King's Court; Prom Decorating Chairman; Boy's State; SIREN Assistant Editor 3; SIREN Editor-In-Chief 4. Pet Love: Donuts and disco dancing Pet Hate: Typing Saying: Give me a breakl Song: Stay by Jackson Browne CLASS OFFICERS ANN-MELISSA SARAH MULLEN Wiener-Chuck A fickle and changeable thing is a woman ever. Press Club; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1, 2,3,4; Photography Club 4; Activity Club 3; Softball 1,2; Varsity Volleyball 1; Queen's Court; Junior Ring Committee; Gym Leader 1,2,3,4; Class Treasurer 1,2,3,4; SIREN Publicity Editor. Pet Love: Going on safaris Pet Hate: Carl's being hyper Saying: That's hurtin'l Song: Dog and Butterfly TREASURER WILLIAM JOHN ABARE Bill Most of the time he's quiet; but the rest of the time, who knows. Track 1,2,3,4. Pet Love: Weekends Pet Hate: Mornings Saying: It's cool! It's cool! Song: Double Vision by Foreigner CARL ANTHONY BATES Jalms There may have been greater men than I, but I doubt it. Football: Freshman, Varsity 2,3,4; Student Council 1; Basketball: J.V. 1,2, Varsity 3,4; Baseball: J.V. 1,2 Varsity 4; Track 1,2,4; King's Court. Pet Love: Jansport Pet Hate: Matt's getting on me for my laugh Saying: I love you, Sue! Song: Working Man by Rush DEBBIE ANNE BLACKNER Deb A life without mischief is like a lamp without oil. Press Club; Tickets Please 1; Toys for Tots 1,2. Pet Love: Driving Pet Hate: Red hair Saying: Yeah! Right! Song: Sharing the Night Together by Dr. Hook LOUIS JOSEPH CAPUTO Louie Some think the world was made for fun and frolic - and so do I. Bowling Club 1,2,3,4; Toys for Tots 1,2,3; Freshman Football. Pet Love: Gym Pet Hate: Anyone who doesn't like rock and roll Saying: Not too shabby! Song: Life's Been Good by Joe Walsh MARK OWEN CARPENTER Carp I'm not arguing with you, I'm telling you. Bowling Club 1; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Football: Freshman, Varsity 3,4; Basketball: Freshman, Varsity 4; Intramural Basketball 2,3. Pet Love: Partying with Norm Pet Hate: Bub's point of view Saying: If you're not ahead, you're behind! Song: Green Grass High Tides (Outlaws) MARK ANDREW CASSANT Dr. Cambo Bombay You cannot enjoy the harvest without first laboring in the fields.'' Ski Club 1,2,3,4. Pet Love: Friday nights Pet Hate: School Saying: That's cooll Song: Golden Age of Leather VANGLUS CHAKALIS, JR. Van Being here is the next best thing to being there. Band 1,2,3; Bowling Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1; Freshman Football; J.V. Baseball 2. Pet Love: Weekends Pet Hate: Getting up for school Saying: Whatever you do has to be cool. Song: Life's Been Good (Joe Walsh) MARIANNE THERESA CIMO Mitzi If words were worth pennies, I would be a millionaire. Press Club; Tickets Please 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2; Bowling Club 1,2; French Club 1; Student Council 2; Activity Club 2,3,4; All-County Choir 1,2; Field Hockey Scorekeeper 4; SIREN Typing Editor. Pet Love: Laughing and talking Pet Hate: Being told to shut up Saying: Hey! There! Song: Paradise by The Dashboard Light KATHERINE MARY COLLIER Kati I know I'm no better than anybody else; I'm just different. Press Club 3,4; Band Color Guard 3; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 3, President 4; Activity Club 2,3,4; Prom Committee; SIREN Assistant Editor 3; SIREN Editor-In-Chief 4. Pet Love: Tennis and Corvettes Pet Hate: Making a fool of myself Saying: But, I still don't remember any maple trees. Song: Stairway to Heaven CAROLYN ANNE CORRIVEAU Wix Just taking care of business, being nobody but me, Press Club; Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2; French Club 1,2; Student Council 2; Activity Club 2,3,4; All-State Band 2,3; All-County Band 1,2,3,4; Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Volleyball: J.V. 1,2,3, Varsity 4; J.V Basketball 1. Pet Love: Chewing ice cubes Pet Hate: Being predicatable Saying: I love your legs, Gormy. Song: Precious and Few NANCY ELIZABETH CULLIGAN Cull Here mischief lurks in gay disquise. Press Club; Tickets Please 1,2,3,4; Bowling Club 1,2,3,4; Activity Club 2,3,4; Prom Committee; Ring Committee; SIREN Typing Editor. Pet Love: Going on safaris Pet Hate: Taking the same route again Saying: I never laughed so hard. Song: You Needed Me DARLENE MARIE CUSICK Dar Where your treasure is; there will your heart be also. Press Club; Tickets Please 3,4; Band Drum Major 1,2; Choir 1,2; Student Council 3,4; Prom Committee; Toys for Tots 3; Softball 1,2; J.V. Volleyball 3; Cheerleader 2; Gym Leader 1,2,3,4; Queen's Court; Graduation Usherette 3; SIREN Secretary. Pet Love: Clark bars Pet Hate: Being bored Saying: What'd you do last night? Song: You Needed Me MICHAEL A. D’ANGELICO Fester There is no great genius without a tincture of madness. Press Club; Band 1,2; Bowling Club 1,2,3,4; Activity Club 2,3,4; All-County Band 1,2; Golf 4; Basketball: Freshman, J.V. 2; Baseball 2; Intramural Basketball 3,4; King's Court; SIREN Advertising Editor. Pet Love: The Four Musketeers Pet Hate: Getting chewed out for nothing Saying: What ya wanna do, Mayr? Song: Spellbinder LAWRENCE JOSEPH DORSEY Bub If, at first, you don't succeed, try, try, again. Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Intramural Basketball 3,4; Video Taped Basketball Games 3,4. Pet Love:Kawasaki KZ's and my doberman pincher, Mol-son Pet Hate: Anything to do with disco Saying: You ought to be shot. Song: Green Grass High Tides (Outlaws) JOHN JOSEPH DUNDON Stretch If half of the world fell off today, I might know it tomorrow. Press Club; Varsity Basketball 4. Pet Love: My puppy, Chico Pet Hate: Economics class Saying: What's happening? Song: Dust in the Wind ROBERTA ANN EASTMAN Berta Be a live wire and you won't get stepped on. Press Club; Choir 2; Photography Club 4; Tickets Please 1,2,3. Pet Love: Two certain guys Pet Hate: Slow people Saying: Ohl Stop it! Song: Talking in Your Sleep MICHAEL JOSEPH ESPERTI Sperts A combination, rare and true; athlete, honest and good fellow, too. Press Club; Bowling Club 1; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Student Council 1; Varsity Club 2; J.V. Baseball 2; Class Vice-President 3; Prom Committee; Football: Freshman, Varsity 2,3,4; Basketball: J.V. 2 Varsity 3; Track 1,2,3,4; Intramural Basketball 4; Prom King. Pet Love: Being an instigator Pet Hate: Being bored Saying: Who cares? Song: Summer Nights BARBARA JEAN FAULHABER Barb The most useless day is that in which we have not laughed.'' Press Club; Tickets Please 1,2,3; Choir 1; Bowling Club 1,2; Field Hockey 1; Softball 1,2,3,4; Varsity Volleyball 1,2,3,4. Pet Love: Animals Pet Hate: People who think they are better than others Saying: Ohl My Gosh! Song: You Don't Bring Me Flowers TRACY JOSEPH FLORES Trac The best way I know of to win an argument is to start by being in the right. Press Club; Bowling Club 1,2; Student Council 3; Freshman Football; Baseball: J.V. 1,2 Varsity 3,4; Intramural Basketball 4. Pet Love: Partying Pet Hate: People who don't go crazy Saying: That's not too shabby. Song: Freak Parade by Todd Rundgren JEFFREY ALLEN GORHAM Gormy Trouble never troubles him. Press Club; Bowling Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Student Council 3; Class Vice-President 1,2; Freshman Football; J.V. Basketball 1,2; J.V. Baseball 1,2; Cross Country 2,3,4; Intramural Basketball 3,4; Prom Committee; King's Court; SIREN Advertising Editor. Pet Love: Third and fourth periods Pet Hate: Wizzy's laugh Saying: That's excellent! Song: Something For A Rainbow DANIEL JAMES GOSLINE Goose To worry little, to study less is my idea of happiness. Pet Love: Cathy Pet Hate: History class Saying: How about sixty cents, John? Song: Hot Child in the City PATRICK JOHN GRAY P.J. It is folly to tell women the truth. Band 1,2,3,4; Bowling Club 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2,3 President 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Student Council 4; Class President 1,2; Football: Freshman, Varsity 2,3,4; Basketball: Freshman, J.V., Varsity 3,4; Baseball: J.V. 1,2, Varsity 3,4; King's Court. Pet Love: Skiing Pet Hate: Wearing socks Saying: Don't even get on mel Song: Bandstand Boogie MICHAEL JOSEPH HAMMOND Ham Be patient, God isn't finished with me, yet. Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Intramural Basketball 3,4. Pet Love: Hitting my daily goal Pet Hate: Mellowness Saying: Going out tonight? Song: Green Grass High Tides (Outlaws) ELMER JOSEPH HART, JR. E. Joe There is no sense in being different unless you show it. Bowling Club 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Freshman Football; Track 1,2,3,4; Intramural Basketball 3,4. Pet Love: Anne Weber Pet Hate: Bad cars Saying: O-O-Ohl Mol Larry I Song: Hot Child in the City DIANE ELIZABETH HEIL Zig All we need is an ear to listen, an eye to behold, and a heart to feel. Press Club; Tickets Please 1; Choir 1,2; Spanish Club 2,3 Vice-President 1; Student Council 1,3 Vice-President 4; All-County Choir 1,2; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Varsity Cheerleader 2,3,4; Prom Committee; Prom Queen; SIREN Literary Editor. Pet Love: My new teeth Pet Hate: Being called Chipmunk Saying: Some got it and some don'tl Song: How Much I Feel WENDY LOU HURLBURT Wendy She hides her seriousness with a cloak of humor. Press Club; Tickets Please 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2; Art Club 2; SIREN Photography Editor. Pet Love: Gerry Pet Hate: A certain senior guy Saying: Mr. Kilrain, I don't like ... I Song: Three Times A Lady DEBORAH MAY JONES Jonsie Life is made for living and laughing. Press Club; Tickets Please 1,2,3; Band 1; Bowling Club 1,2; Activity Club 2; Field Hockey 2; Softball 4; Volleyball 2,3; Prom Committee. Pet Love: B.S. Pet Hate: A certain conceited freshman Saying: Leave me alone! Song: Talking In Your Sleep ANN MARY KING Possum Queen Talking is one thing; saying something is another. Press Club; Tickets Please 1,2,3,4; French Club 1,2; Student Council 4; Activity Club 2,3,4; Field Hockey 1,2,3; Softball 1; J.V. Volleyball 2; Prom Committee; SIREN Advertising Editor. Pet Love: Going on safaris Pet Hate: Karen's singing the WPHC Saying: Did I ever tell you? Song: You Needed Me JAYNE LORRAINE KING Martin The female of the species is more deadly than the male. Press Club; Tickets please 1,2; Activity Club 3; Student Council 1,4; Prom Committee; Field Hockey 1; Cheerleader: J.V. 3 Varsity 4; SIREN Advertising Editor. Pet Love: Being leader of the safaris Pet Hate: Black spray paint Saying: I can't to itl Song: I Love the Nightlife MARY HELEN LEWIS Lew I've been five minutes late all my life. Tickets Please 1,2; Band 1,2; Choir 1,2; Photography Club 3. Pet Love: Nights out Pet Hate: Peggy's laugh Saying: That's it! Song: Three Times A Lady -A o JOSEPH EDWARD McCARTHY Joe Willie I don't think winning is the most important thing; I think winning is the only thing. Press Club; Photography Club 4; Basketball: Freshman, J.V., Varsity 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Golf 4; SIREN Sports Editor. Pet Love: Breaking records Pet Hate: Getting disqualified Saying: We're good! Song: We Are The Champions JAMES MICHAEL McNUTT Bim The good and wise lead quiet lives. Freshman Football; Bowling Club 1,2,3,4. Pet Love: Foghat and Nugent Pet Hate: B.O.C.E.S. Saying: What's the story? Song: Stoneblue by Foghat VICTORIA ANN MAZIEJKA Vicki Accept me as I am so I may learn what i can become. Press Club; Tickets Please 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2; French Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3, Secretary 4; Field Hockey 2; SIREN Literary Editor. Pet Love: Tater Tots Pet Hate: Country music Saying: What's going on? Song: Evergreen EMMA ROSE MONTELLO Em The deepest feeling often shows itself in silence. Press Club; Tickets Please 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2; Band Color Guard 1,2,3,4; Bowling Club 1,2,3,4. Pet Love: Open campus Pet Hate: FEHS's conceited people Saying: I con't care I Song: Two Out of Three Ain't Bad STEPHEN A. NICHOLS Steve Never do today what you can put off 'til tomorrow. Bowling Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 2; Track 2,3,4; Varsity Football 2,3; J.V. Baseball 2,3; Golf 4; Intramural Basketball 2,3,4. Pet Love: My Rosebank jacket Pet Hate: Disco Saying: I hate this place I Song: The Hurricane by Bob Dylan MARTHA LOUISE OGDEN Mata The greatest kindness we can offer each other is the truth. Press Club; Tickets Please 1,2, 3,4; Band 1; Choir 1,2; Softball 2; Prom Committee. Pet Love: Writing excuses Pet Hate: Conceited people Saying: Oh! Shut up, Bill! Song: Talking In Your Sleep ANNINE HELEN O’SICK Niner Life has many side streets and I have found them all. Press Club; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Gym Leader 1,2,3,4; J.V. Cheerleader 1; Queen's Court. Pet Love: Parties Pet Hate: Getting up in the morning Saying: That's not too shabby! Song: Hold On Tight by Toto JEFFREY MICHAEL PELKEY Pelk Things are always what they seem to be. Press Club; Student Council 1,3,4; Cross Country 1; Bowling Club 1,2. Pet Love: Weekends Pet Hate: Boring parties Saying: Excellent! Song: Lady by Styx MARK STEVEN PLUDE Pludie Of all the animals, the boy is the most unmanageable. Press Club; Band 1; Bowling Club 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Toys for Tots 2; Football: Freshman, Varsity 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4. Pet Love: Weekends Pet Hate: Bub Carp arguing over nothing Saying: What's up? Song: Holidays by The Outlaws JOHN PETER RABINE Zaba Do it today; tomorrow it may be illegal. Pet Love: Parties Pet Hate: When the party is over Saying: I don't knowl Song: Musta Got Lost by J. Geils JOHN JOSEPH SHERRANGE Little John Little! Yesl But so was Napoleon. Ski Club 1; Cross Country 1; Bowling Club 1,2,3. Pet Love: Night concerts Pet Hate: All reved up and no place to go Saying: That's cooil Song: Godzilla PATRICIA LYNN SHORTSLEEVES Shorts Worry; let if run away; live a life and live it gay. Press Club; Tickets Please 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2; Bowling Club 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Activity Club 3. Pet Love: Weekends Pet Hate: Redlights Saying: Yea! Rightl Song: Hot Blooded by Foreigner JAMES NORMAN SMITH Norm Getting up this morning may have been the toughest thing I did all day.'' Football: Freshman, Varsity 2,3,4; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4. Pet Love: Parties Pet Hate: School Saying: Decent Song: Double Boogie by Rick Derringer. LAURA THERESA SOTTILE Omar It matters not who you are thought to be, but what you are. Press Club; Tickets Please 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2; French Club 1; Student Council 1,4; J.V. Volleyball 3; Photography Club 4; Activity Club 2,3,4; Prom Committee; Junior Ring Committee; SIREN Typing Editor. Pet Love: Going on safaris Pet Hate: Stop signs Saying: Oh! Wow! Song: Hold the Line by Toto KAREN LEE STRAIN Daff We are never like angels until our mischief dies. Press Club; Tickets Please 1,2,3; Choir 1,2; Student Council 4; Photography Club 4; Club 4, Prom Committee; Toys for Tots 3; Field Hockey 1,2,3; Softball 1,2; J.V. Cheerleader 4; Queen's Court; Graduation Usherette 3. Pet Love: Competing with Dick Pet Hate: Being bugged about my dimples Saying Check it out! Song: Hold the Line by Toto ESTHER F. SURPRENANT Sweet Thing Always do right; this will gratify some people and astonish the rest. Press Club; Activity Club 4. Pet Love: A certain college guy Pet Hate: Fish noises Saying: Stop nagging me! Song: Looks Like We Made It CHRISTINE ANN TAYLOR Chris The human race has one effective weapon and that is laughter.'' Press Club; Tickets Please 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee; Bowling Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1; Art Club 1,2; SIREN Typing Editor. Pet Love: Beards and mustaches Pet Hate: Dark places Saying What? Song: Talking In Your Sleep MARY EDITH TAYLOR Mayr Life is too serious to take seriously. Press Club; Tickets Please 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2; French Club 1,2; Spanish Club 4; All-County Choir 1,2; Student Council 1; Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; Activity Club 2,3,4; Prom Committee; Volleyball: J.V. 2 Varsity 1,3,4; Queen's Court; SIREN Sports Editor. Pet Love: Laughing and raising cain Pet Hate: Crying and ignorant people Saying: HeyI Bucko! Song: Another Good-bye ROBIN JOY TAYLOR Rob Everyone carries within him the world he must live. Press Club; Tickets Please 1,2,3; Bowling Club 1,2,3. Pet Love: Parties Pet Hate: When certain people aren't around Saying: ReallyI Song: Two Out of Three Ain't Bad SUSAN ANN TIDD Sue As long as I can talk and laugh. I'm happy. Press Club; Choir 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2; Activity Club 2,3,4; Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,4; Volleyball: J.V. 1,2, Varsity 3,4; Basketball: J.V. 1,2,3, Varsity 4; All-County Choir 1,2. Pet Love: Music Pet Hate: Hurt feelings Saying: It wasn't just me! Song: Whenever You Call Me Friend ANNE THERESA TRACKEY Anne Laugh and the whole world world laughs with you. Press Club; Tickets Please 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Activities Club 3,4; SIREN Typing Editor. Pet Love: Going on a safari Pet Hate: A boring day Saying: Let's go someplace different! Song: You Needed Me WILLIAM JOSEPH TRACKEY III Track A friend is one who comes in when the whole world has gone out.'' Press Club; Bowling Club 1,2,3,4; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football: Freshman, Varsity 2,3; J.V. Baseball 1,2,3; Track 1,2. Pet Love: Two certain girls Pet Hate: People who are foolish Saying: Pelk, we going Saturday? Song: Stairway to Heaven MATTHEW WILLIAM TRAVER Trave To become a great man, it is necessary to become a great rascal. Press Club; Bowling Club 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Activity Club 3; Football: Freshman, Varsity 2,3,4; Basketball: Freshman, J.V. 2; Baseball: J.V. 1,2 Varsity 3,4; Golf 3; Intramural Basketball 3,4; SIREN Advertising Editor. Pet Love: Clan meetings Pet Hate: Carl and P.J.'s laugh Saying: Omar! My gosh! Song: July Morning by Uriah Heep STACIE ANN TROMBLEY Birdly She is gay, yet she is shy, and there is mischief in her eyes. Press Club; Band Color Guard; 1,2, Captain 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; Softball 1; Volleyball: J.V. 2, Varsity 1; SIREN Literary Editor. Pet Love: Sleeping Pet Hate: 8:00 A.M. Saying: Oh! Wow! Song: Life's Been Good GARY HEBERT VADNAIS Gar Not too bold, not too shy, all together one great guy. Bowling Club 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4. Pet Love: April Pet Hate: History class Saying: What's up? Song: Point of No Return JANICE MAY VAUGHN Jan A merry heart untroubled by a care. Band 1,2,3; Choir 1,2; Activity Club 2; Volleyball: J.V. 2 Varsity 1; Prom Committee; Press Club; Bowling Club 1,2,3,4. Pet Love: Monkies Pet Hate: Seeing people I like get hurt PATRICIA ANNE VOLPE Tish It doesn't pay to worry; the world looks better behind a smile. Press Club; Tickets Please 1,2,3,4; French Club 1,2,3; Student Council 1,3,4; Field Hockey 1,2,3; Softball 1,2; J.V. Volleyball 1,2,3; SIREN Circulation Editor. Pet Love: My Buddy Pet Hate: Waiting Saying: You bunch of glamisl Song: Freebird KATHLEEN MARIE WHALEY Kath A life without mischief is like a fire without smoke. Press Club; Toys for Tots 2; Bowling Club 1,2,3; J.V. Volleyball 1,2. Pet Love: Heather Pet Hate: Snobbish people Saying: What can I say? Song: Double Vision JOSEPH JOHN WILSON Willy The trouble with some people is they won't admit their faults; I'd admit mine - if I had any. Bowling Club 1,2,3; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4. Pet Love: Good concerts Pet Hate: High school disco dances Saying: No! You're wrong! Song: Riding the Storm Out 43 79 LAST WILL TESTAMENT W. ABARE wills his writing ability to anyone who thinks he can't. C. BATES wills Kevin Fisher his ability to have plum fun. D. BLACKMER wills her brother Dayid her ability to graduate. L. CAPUTO wills his gym class ability to Daryll Burdick. M. CARPENTER wills Bub Dorsey a pair of disco dance shoes for his starring role in Sunday Morning Fever . M. CASSANT wills all of his good times to anyone who needs them. V. CHAKALIS wills his 1964 Pontiac to Mike Fester D'Angelico. M. CIMO wills her great parties to her cousin Wendy. K. COLLIER wills her excellent health to Shelley Hervieux. C. CORRIVEAU wills her jumping jacks ability to Karen Etu. N. CULLIGAN wills her good driving ability to her brother John. D. CUSICK wills her ability to get along with all the teachers and to be a help instead of a hindrance to her sister Deb. M. D'ANGELICO wills his football forecast sheets to Percy Collier. L. DORSEY wills his pictured dartboard to Jungle Joe Gitto. J. DUNDON wills his long legs to Little John so he can reach his goals and to Mr. Kilrain he wills his Irish temper. R. EASTMAN wills her open campus privilege to her brother Toby if he can ever get it. M. ESPERTI wills his touchdown scoring ability to his brother Andy. B. FAULHABER wills her ability to get through high school in four years to her sisters, Patty and Shirley. T. FLORES wills his use of sucrets cans to Matt Volpe. J. GORHAM wills all his mornings to Jeff Tidd. D. GOSLINE wills his ability to pass algebra to Paul MacDuff so he can graduate next year. P.J. GRAY wills his caveman football pants to John Gayzo Guay. M. HAMMOND wills his Partridge Family album to Bub . J. HART wills his craziness and brain power to Brian Godfrey. D. HEIL wills her ability to pass Mr. O'Brien's English class to her sister Laurie just in case she needs it. W. HURLBURT wills her last two years at FEHS to her sister Janna. D. JONES wills Mr. K's romper room classes to anyone in the Junior class who will appreciate them. A. KING wills all the fun and good times she had in her senior year to Mary Roberts. J. KING wills her ability to be called Floppo the Clown to her sister Jan so she can carry on the tradition. T. KONOPKA wills his ability to talk and say nothing most of the time to Lisa Shortsleeves. M. LEWIS wills her attendance to anyone who doesn't like school. J. McCARTHY wills Steve Mickey Walzack Hazzard all his freshmen letters because Steve didn't get any and can use them. J. McNUTT wills his tape of J. Geils Band to his brother Dan. V. MAZIEJKA wills all of her cheery good mornings every Monday to her sister Stacy. E. MONTELLO wills her ability to graduate to her brother Larry. 4l 44 79 LAST WILL TEST AMEN M. MULLEN wills her ability to have more good times at Pickle's Place to Jeanne Carpenter, Nancy Williams and Mary Roberts. S. NICHOLS wills his ability to bench press three hundred pounds to Andy Esperti so he can develop more muscles. M. OGDEN wills the next four years in FEHS to the next OG'S -her sisters Janet and Patty and her brother Malcolm. A. O'SICK wills her ability to pass Mr. O'B's English class to Lisa Etu, who needs the extra help. J. PELKEY wills his ability to get along with Mr. LaSarso to any student in FEHS who may need it. M. PLUDE wills his coming to school everyday to anyone who thinks he may need it for perfect attendance. J. RABINE wills next year's tradition party to Rich Donahue. T. SHEEHAN wills her ability to finally pass a road test and get a driver's license to her brother Tim. J. SHERRANGE wills his statue of Buddha to Wayne Rabine. P. SHORTSLEEVES wills her open campus privileges to Linda (Hug Me) Mercier just in case she doesn't receive it in her senior year. J. SMITH wills all the knowledge he gained the past few years on how to get along with teachers to Frank Matt. L. SOTTILE wills the nickname Omar to Claire Traver. K. STRAIN wills the best of her years at FEHS to her sister Tricia so that she can enjoy them in the remaining years. E. SURPRENANT wills her circumference to accomplish the impossible to her sister Lisa. C. TAYLOR wills her laugh to anyone who can imitate it. M. TAYLOR wills her ability to have a good time Being” to her good friends, Jackie Traver and Mary Hubbarb. R. TAYLOR wills her open campus time to Wayne Rabine if he ever gets it and can keep it. S. TIDD wills her ability to control her temper in field hockey games to her sister Antoinette. A. TRACKEY wills her ability to be on time for all her classes to her brother Mike, just in case he needs it. W. TRACKEY wills all of his brain power to John Moose Godrey. M. TRAVER wills his ability to play minature golf to his partners Kevin Fisher and his brother Jeff. S. TROMBLEY wills her ability to get through FEHS to her brother and sister, Darrin and Lisa. G. VADNAIS wills his ability to graduate to his sister Cindy. J. VAUGHN wills all the things she couldn't do to her brother Ken. P. VOLPE wills to any daring Junior, who has the nerve to do it, all the things that Mayr and she used to do on Friday afternoons. K. WHALEY wills her ability to copy all of Mr. Smith's history notes to anyone who will need it. J. WILSON wills his ability to argue with Dr. Bombay to anyone in FEHS who likes to argue. E. WOOD wills his ability to wheel to Jeanne Carpenter. 45 MEMORIES Selecting a theme...... planning decorations.... flower parties.....a week to transform the gym into our dream .... a night of memories .... music and dancing ---the tapping ceremonies ---the expectations of the evening........ PIECES OF APRIL Ah I I lil The beauty of coronation ... the excitement as the court was announced ... the crowning of our king and queen ... the grand march ... the final dance ... a balloon of memories of the laughter and the tears that made up our Junior Prom. KING'S COURT Mike Esperti - King Jeff Gorham Tom Konopka Ed Wood P. J. Gray Mike D'Angelico Carl Bates QUEEN'S COURT Diane Heil - Queen Darlene Cusick Annine O'Sick Melissa Mullen Theresa Sheehan Mary Taylor Karen Strain 1977 KING AND QUEEN Jeff Roberts Theresa Caruso CROWN BEARERS Joe Volpe Lisa Broderick 49 PEPS REMEMBRANCE I won't forget my days with you Your memory shall not leave my view. EMERGENCY EXIT Wiz's traumas and adventures before the prom. Theresa's debut at McDonald's. Our T.V. debut on the six o'clock news. Our Spanish friend, Carlos Castro. Prom weekend. Muhammad Dundee Laura's Hot Rod and the Batmobile. Ann King's swim in the Aviation River. The Invisible Bench. The Spot, the Canal and the Hole. Mary's strange encounter at R.P.I. Sperts tripping in the 880 relay. Diane's, Mary's and Barbara's bicycle ride down Masonic Hill. Coach Phillips and trips to East Podunk. The Cookie Monster Mr. Wizard. Mr. Broderick's zany stories. Mr. Bunn's ties. Getting the universal ... finally! Fester and Tom being attached by the Bobcat. Mr. Salem's Midnight at the Oasis! The plan to steal Mr. Walling's car and wash it. Diane's famous bump on the head. Mary Lewis falling on the bleachers. Activity Club trip to Lake Placid. The story hour at football practice. F. E. C. C. Physic Horn. Our camping trip with Miss Mulcahy, Mrs. Hardick and Mrs. Stoughton. Sue Tidd's canoes with pockets. Our famous flower parties. Miss Mulcahy's sick jokes. The gong show with the Tijuana jailers. Former teachers Mr. Mrs. Stoughton and Mr. Monroe. Parties in Spanish and French classes. The hard work of Mr. LaSarso and Miss Mulcahy on the yearbook. Jayne and Ed's discoin' at the Mall. The Clan and their Auxiliary. Mr. Adam's history class. Karen and Mary entering the bakery through the window. The time we thought Fort Edward was burning down. Mr. K's mistletoe. John Sherrange and Tracy Flores finding the Parker House closed at 5:00 A.M. Tom's favorite quotes. All our forer classmates: Michelle, Carol, Wayne, Matt, Patty, Jessie and Sue. All our teachers who helped us make it. Anne Trackey without a headband or barret? Cull without a straw in her mouth? Ann King without a story? Darlene Cusick with no Clark bars? Chris Taylor and Marianne Cimo without their laughs? Jayne King not knowing how to disco? Gormy not balking tackwards? Anyone laughing at Mr. Smith's jokes? Bub Dorsey disco dancing? Barbara Faulhaber without a suitcase? Mr. Adams teaching history in history class? Forts with a winning season? Niner obeying the speed limit? Norm going to history class two days in a row? P.J. wearing socks? Wendy Hurlburt without her camera? Sue Tidd with laryngitis? Mr. Kilrain giving homework? Darlene without the lemon-mobile? Not having romper room once a week? The boys's rooms being opened on all three floors? The SIREN without censoring? Louis, Zaba and Little John going to BOCES for a full week? Carl knowing how to laugh right? Humanities class not being like Welcome Back, Kotter? Knowing the meaning of life? Norm being on time for school? Bub and Carp not having an argument? Tom without Mary and Mary without Tom? Fester with hair to his ears? Fort Edward High without us? Everyone awake on Mondays? A weekend without a party? One of us without a car? Ed and Kati agreeing on anything? Getting through 5th and 6th periods without a firedrill? Sperts not saying Duh? Mark Cassant without his ustache? Ed Wood missing a dance? Kati writing so someone can read it? Steve Nichols without his Rosebank Rams jacket? Theresa Sheehan with a pixie? Van Chakalis without a t-shirt? Gormy not eating every five minutes? 56 Wednesday, July 15, 1989, New York By-line: THERESA SHEEHAN, New York Times The Fort Edward High School Class of 1979 returned today from a world cruise celebrating its tenth reunion. Captain of the S.S. Chaos was BILL TRACKEY, Admiral, U.S. Navy. First Mate BILL ABARE, U.S.N., saw to all arrangements. The ship was designed by our own ED WOOD, a successful New York architect. By the way, DARLENE CUSICK is office manager for Ed's firm. Since this was the maiden voyage of the ship, Father TOM KONOPKA broke a bottle of champagne on the bow. Fine food was provided by class members ROBERTA EASTMAN and EMMA MONTELLO, owners of a restaurant in Fort Edward. Employees ROBIN TAYLOR AND ANNINE O'SICK served as chief waitress and hostess. TRACY FLORES, MARK CARPENTER and MIKE HAMMOND, owners of a local pub back home, provided liquid refreshment, and CHRIS TAYLOR, normally a comic at the pub, provided entertainment. MARY TAYLOR, now a phys. ed. teacher at Fort Edward High School, was in charge of recreation. KATI COLLIER provided free tennis lessons, Kati is a tennis pro at Sun 'n Fun, a plush resort in Virginia Beach, owned by MARIANNE CIMO and her husband. JAYNE KING, social director at Sun 'n Fun, assumed this job on board. The ship's beauty shop was well-run by class members CAROLYN CORRIVEAU, JEFF PEL-KEY, JANICE VAUGHN and DEBBIE JONES. DEBBIE BLACKMER and KATHY WHALEY opened a mini version of their Lake George boutique, and VAN CHAKALIS, who runs another Lake George shop, The T-Shirt, had all varieties of shirts for sale. PATTI SHORTSLEEVES placed an order with Van for several shirts to be used as an ad for her Vermont dude ranch. The ship's flower shop was manned by DAN GOSLINE, who normally runs a shop in Hudson Falls. One of Dan's best customers was NANCY CULLIGAN, bookkeeper at the Grand Union, who arrived with store manager, MIKD D'ANGELICO. Arriving in her chauffered limousine was PATTY VOLPE, secretary to the Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court. VICKI MAZIEJKA, Governor of Maine, brought lots of paper work with her. ESTHER SURPRENANT, who is an accountant for SUE TIDD's school of music, had work to do also. She enlisted the help of ANN KING, who is now teaching accounting at Fort Edward High School. Another account of Esther's is LARRY DORSEY'S motorcycle shop, located in Glens Fals. Although the S.S. Chaos was well built by construction workers MARK CASSANT, JIM McNUTT and JOHN SHERRANGE, the motor conked out on the way to Germany. Fortunately, MIKE ESPERTI, an engineer with General Electric Co., was present to fix it. He was helped by airline mechanic STEVE NICHOLS and GARY VADNAIS, chief auto mechanic at JOE WILSON'S used car lot. The ship's infirmary was well tendd by nurses JEFF GORHAM and DIANE HEIL. ANNE TRACKEY, a medical secretary at the Glens Fall Hospital, kept records. LAURA SOTTILE, who has fulfilled her dream of becoming a psychologist, spent some time visiting the infirmary. WENDY HURLBURT, who owns her own photography studio, was kept busy with her camera. She took several pictures of STACIE TROMBLEY and her family, as well as some portraits of MARY LEWIS, to be used on the cover of her soon-to-be released book of poems. Wendy sees JIM SMITH quite a bit at the Post Star, where he is the circulation manager. Wendy also took some snaps of JOE MCCARTHY and MELISSA MULLEN, each of who recently won an Olympic gold medal; Joe in the marathon, and Melissa on the balance beam. Also present at the Olympics was MARTHA OGDEN, who was head of the color guard. Other celebrities were P.J. GRAY of the Los Angeles Rams and MATT TRAVER, manager of the Rams. JOHN DUNDON, police chief of Fort Edward, was in charge of ship security. Also arriving in uniform were LOUIS CAPUTO and JOHN RABINE, N.Y. State Conservation Officers. Several other classmates are in uniform, and while en route, the ship made stops to see them. KAREN STRAIN is with her husband, who is stationed in Germany. Also, JOE HART and his family are in Germany. Upon leaving Europe, the ship headed for Okinawa to visit servicemen CARL BATES and MARK PLUDE and finally back to Latin America to visit old friend CARLOS CASTRO and then on to Florida where BARBARA FAULHABER is busy in her job as an Army recruiting officer. The next day, the shop arrived in New York with fond memories and plans for a future reunion. 57 MR. ROGERS ROOM 29 1st: J. Carpenter; J. Bartlett; A. Brown; L. Corlew; and J. Corri-veau. 2nd: C. Gray; W. Cimo; M. Baldwin; B. Eldridge; and L. Etu. 3rd: J. Etu; L. Durham; S. Brown; R. Eastman; B. Davidson; and R. Donahue. CLASS OFFICERS: T. Sheehan, President; P. Hendricks, Vice-President; S. Hervieux, Secretary; and M. Nichols, Treasurer. MR. SALEM ROOM 33 1st: D. McDougall; P. Hendricks; S. Hazzard; H. Hazzard; P. Mercier; and M. Roberts. 2nd: M. Hubbard; C. Hoard; S. Hervieux; K. Longden; L. Mercier; and L. Ives. 3rd: J. Jordan; S. Rabine; D. McNutt; J. Osgood; M. Lewza; and T. LaSarso. 60 MR. HARDICK ROOM 35 1st: L. Suddard; C. Winchell; G. Simmons; B. Simmons; T. Sheehan; J. Traver; and B. Verdaasdonk. 2nd: P. Varney; D. Saville; J. Rose; J. Verdaasdonk; J. Wilson; J. Wilson; and N. Williams. 3rd: M. Shaw; J. Shaw; L. Shortsleeves; C. Stipano; J. Tidd; R. Sandora; and D. Robinson. MRS. RUTLEDGE ROOM 20 1st: B. Bailey; K. Burch; B. Brunell; A. Chriss; J. Cantiello; and B. Carter. 2nd: S. Baldwin; D. Cusick; T. Buckley; T. Colvin; P. Cheeney; and T. Conlon. 3rd: T. Baldwin; June Cantiello; J. Daly; R. Bean; J. Bickford; and M. Curtis. CLASS OFFICERS: J. Lewza, President; T. Buck-ley, Vice-President; D. Cusick, Secretary; and B. Archambault, Treas urer. MR. SMITH ROOM 21 1st: L. Heil; L. Etu; T. Gitto; T. Laramie; J. Hurlburt; and B. Godfrey. 2nd: E. Gregory; C. Etu; J. Gorham; M. Duval; M. Jones; and J. Donahue. 3rd: P. Goodspeed; R. Du-senberry; J. Lawrence; Z. Horvath; K. Fisher; B. Etu; and A. Esperti. 62 1st: N. Naylor; K. Longden; J. Lewza; D. Varney; G. Varney; J. Ogden; J. Traver and B. Mylott. 2nd: A. Naylor; K. Stimpson; A. Tidd; A. Lemery; C. Tidd; C. Traver; S. Maziejka and C. Vad-nais. 3rd: L. Rabine; D. Roberts; B. Taylor; D. Miles; F. Matt; B. Marlow; D. Wiegand; B. Phillips and L. Walsh. MR. O’BRIEN ROOM 23 MR. WALLING ROOM 13 1st: D. Anibal; D. Cronkhite; K. Colvin; A. Cimo; D. Collier; K. Carpenter; C. Abare; B. Barrett. 2nd: P. Durrin; P. Duval; N. Buckley; B. Godfrey; G. D'Angelico; C. Eastman; K. Etu. 3rd: D. Clothier; D. Barrett; J. Bartlett; J. Cicero; T. Brockway; F. Colvin; J. Collins; R. Bradley; S. Faulhaber. 1st: E. Haley; D. Gray; D. McNutt; J. Locke; W. Mechanick; J. Kronske; P. Ogden. 2nd: G. Harpp; M. LaSarso; M. Haley; J. King; J. Periard; J. Mingo; L. Plude. 3rd: A. Gregory; M. Grover; W. McMurray; J. Godfrey; G. Hay; J. Guay; P. Mercier. MR. BUNN ROOM 24 R. Varney and M. Russell Treasurer. MR. BRODERICK ROOM 26 D. Ryther; J. Varney; D. Trombley; E. Sherwood; F. Smith; D. Wiegand; N. Ross; K. Ramsey. 2nd: K. Weatherwax; K. Stimpson; L. Surprenant; R. Sher-range; T. Strain; S. Rumpf. 3rd: J. Stimpson; T. Roberts; T. Taylor; J. Shaw; E. Taylor; R. Snow; K. Ryan; and W. Taylor. HIGH SCHOOL MR. DURKEE ROOM 5 1st: J. Varney; T. Simmons; D. Williams; M. Marlow; C. DuFrain; J. Etu; K. Fleury; P. Lindsey. 2nd: C. Cantiello; A. MacDuff; D. Blodgett; K. Daly; L. Suddard; S. Evens; R. Phillips . 3rd: J. McDougall; P. Rosati; D. Gannon; R. Robinson; A. Cook; W. Burke; B. McCarty; C. DuFour. EIGHTH GRADE MR. ROSS ROOM 6 MR. CLARK ROOM 8 1st: J. Guay; P. Nichols; R. Corvieu; S. Conlon; E. Rabine; J. Carpenter; L. Grant; K. Vadnais. 2nd: J. Fisher; J. Baldwin; M. Hervieux; L. McCrea; A. Russell; A. Phillips; E. Hayes; M. Flores; C. Sherrange. 3rd: M. Trackey; H. Clothier; C. Brown; M. Volpe; J. Tracy; D. Varney; R. Gates; T. Brown; K. Vaughn. 70 1st: K. Fancy; D. Fleming; L. Cook; T. Hughes; D. Ramsey; M. Laramie; M. Traver; R. Grover. 2nd: M. Cheeney; E. Caputo; K. Taylor; D. Suddard; M. Etu; J. Snow; T. Terrio; J. Colvin. 3rd: N. Bates; W. Cutler; T. Eagle; D. Miller; S. Davidson; B. Trainor: M. Williams; D. Burch; C. Heil. gerford; E. Goodspeed; P. Montello; D. Billings. 2nd: J. Cook; J. Savasta; J. Collins; T. Colvin; S. Palmer; B. Ernst; B. Varney. 3rd: P. Carpenter; R. Murray; M. Benware; M. Volpe; T. Mechanick; M. Stipano; K. Dickenson. SEVENTH GRADE MISS PHILLIPS ROOM 4 MR. J.P. TOOMEY ROOM 3 1st: K. Pelkey; F. D'Angelico; K. Stimpson; M. Carpenter; S. Gillis; T. Blake; M. Bemis; R. St. John. 2nd: J. Maziejka; G. Bentley; B. Bardin; K. Carpenter; T. Jakway; S. Chriss; D. Godfrey; R. Rea. 3rd: H. Abare; M. Heil; S. Taylor; M. Barrett; D. McMurray; J. Pel-key; T. Etu. MR. J. J. TOOMEY ROOM 9 1st: R. Hart; H. Rosati; L. Gray; L. Flores; L. Lawrence; E. Donahue; J. Nichols. 2nd: A. Russell; J. Archam-bault; M. Collier; K. Taylor; C. Bennett; N. Gannon; D. Blackmer; M. Haley. 3rd: J. Salerno; G. McNutt; G. Blodgett; F. Williams; D. Needham; J. D'Angelico; D. Smith; M. Hernandez; J. Sherrange. 71 MR. LEITCH ROOM 2 1st: K. Colvin; P. Colvin; Y. Riley; L. Boardway; J. Lyng; and E. Euber. 2nd: J. Varney; J. Brown; H. Haley; B. Abare; and J. Colvin. 3rd: C. Conlon; C. Flexon; M. Harpp; B. Colvin; and J. Osgood. SIXTH GRADE MRS. ETU ROOM 1 1st: D. Doroski; A. Tracy; K. Surprenant; J. Eagle; D. Hungerford; W. Mylott and C. Suddard. 2nd: J. Cook; D. Pecue; B. Billings; S. Carpenter; R. Archambault; D. Ross and C. Riley. 3rd: M. Broackway; D. Stimpson; B. Durham; T. Montello; R. Mercier; D. Lackey and T. Gifford. MRS. GROW ROOM 7 72 1st: S. Daly; L. Walsh; I. St. John; M. D'Angelico; L. Bailey; K. Williams and A. Gorham. 2nd: T. Tyler; K. Trainor; S. Blake; B. Witherell; J. Ramsey and D. Buckley. 3rd: R. Baldwin; E. Morency; B. Gailey; E. Ryan; G. Bennett and M. Bartlett. MIDDLE SCHOOL HAPPENINGSi PRODUCTION LITERARY SPORTS ART PRESS CLUB FINANCING CIRCULATION AND ADVERTISING 76 MIDDLE SCHOOL CIRCULATION TYPING Peek-a-Bool! ACTIVI- TIES CLUB What a trip!!?? Mad Hatters JUNIORS AND SOPHOMORES BAND MR. ECKER - DIRECTOR 78 Left-Right-Left!I TICKETS PLEASE UNDERCLASSMEN Where's the crowd?' SENIORS B-r-r-r!! A new season .... a new chance!! Ed and Carlos Castro from Santa Tecla, El Salvador. FRESHMEN SOPHOMORES AND � JUNIORS STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Ed Wood, President; Diane Heil, Vice-President; P.J. Gray, Secretary; and Mary Nichols, Treasurer. LANGUAGE CLUBS LE CERCLE FRANCAIS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 81 Do I let go. SENIOR “SUPER STARS CARP MATT CARL JIM MIKE MARK Senior Co-Captains - Carl and P.J. Coaches -Broderick; Miles; and Toomey. VARSITY FOOTBALL In the first season of the re- organized Northern Conference , the Flying Forts found themselves in the Adirondack Division. Playing in the small school section did not make the season easier as the Forts ran into tough opposition and ended the year without a win. Even though they were outs-cored in every game, the team never gave up and played inspired football. The desire to win has been instilled in the future Forts. FE OPPONENT 6 Granville 28 0 ♦Luzerne 24 0 ♦Schuylerville 12 2 ♦Corinth 20 6 ♦Salem 18 6 ♦Stillwater 16 6 ♦Warrensburg 12 6 ♦Cambridge ♦Conference Games 15 Let me at 'em! Save him for me! MUD ... SWEAT ... and CHEERS I'm on your side, Mark! SATURDAY'S ... Why me? Yeah, Coach, but----1 Is the game over? CHARGE!! .. . . FEVER !!! Check that out! '!• .2 . .3. .Kick! 'Hey, Buddy, let go of him! Follow me, Syl! Where did the field go? There's more where that came from! What's going to happen next? I don't want to see those films on Monday! 89 J. V. FOOTBALL With fifteen freshmen on the squad, the J.V.'s played a full schedule against Conference teams. Lacking experience, they beat a tough Corinth team for a 1-6 season. Enthusiasm and spirit were the key words for the entire team as they gained the know know-how to bring FHS a winning team and a Conference Championship. Good form. 90 Co-captains-Jeff and Kevin Pink for the pop. CROSS COUNTRY SECOND PLACE - NORTHERN CONFERENCE After dropping its first meet to Granville, the squad reeled off 5 straight Conference wins for runner-up honors to Granville. In the Conference Meet, the Forts placed second to Granville for its best showing in years. Girls were added to the team and did very well. Coach Bunn was pleased with the season as well as the nucleus he will have for next year. FALL SPORTS It was a long season on the links as the golf team finished a disappointing season without a win. The young players on the team gained the experience which will bring Coach Toomey the winning :rophy. Seniors-Jeff and Joe Seniors-Joe and Mike GOLF FIELD HOCKEY Participating in the Adirondack League, the hockey team posted a 3-4-2 season. This represents the best showing for the Forts and indicates that the team will bring the championship to FEHS soon. During the long, hard season the girls showed spirit and determination in all the games. Credit should be given to Coach Phillips for the sportsmanship the girls displayed. All in all, the program was successful. MANAGERS: Shay and Diane SCOREKEEPER: Marianne Hey, BUCKO! Where did the ball go? I'll show you how it is done! 93 Killer Instinct Is my hair perfect? I didn't mean to do it, Coach! We're Number One! COACH PHILLIPS AND SENIOR STARS HOCKEY HEROINES FORT EDWARD Carl Coach Ross with Co-captains Carl and P.J. John Mark VARSITY BASKETBALL Coach Ross and his team. The Forts had their toughest season in years. Having a very small squad, and lacking veterans, the team was out muscled and outrebounded, and the basket seemed impossible to reach. The Forts had a 1-8 conference record and ended the year with a 2-16 season. This year the team hosted the Christmas tournament in which Poultney won the trophy. Even though the record was not the greatest, the team played with spirit and determination all year. FE OPPONENT S9 Luzerne 79 42 South High 91 65 Fort Ann 78 55 St. Mary's (GF) 71 65 Luzerne 92 48 Corinth 84 49 St. Mary's (HF) 89 74 1 Poultney 89 49 1 Granville 53 47 ‘ Corinth 55 56 •Whitehall 68 57 'Granville 54 57 Fort Ann 73 39 South High St. Mary's (CF) 63 56 77 28 •Whitehall 37 44 St. Mary's (HF) 68 64 • Granville Northern Conference ‘Ford Edward 50 Christmas Tournament FLYING FORTS ' 'Where is everybody?'' ' 'It-'s My ball.'' % IN ACTION Now, you stay back here ... Hi, Mom. Hi, Dadl Waiting for Action ... The beginning of a great game. Coaching in his second year at F.E.H.S., Mr. Dan Trainor showed great ability and knowledge of the game as the junior Forts had a fine season, placing third in the Northern Conference. The Forts has a conference record of 5-5 and an overall record of 8-10 with a second place in the Christmas Tournament. Playing mostly with freshmen, the J.V.'s are to be congratulated for their outstanding play and dedication to the game. 98 Coach Trainor and his team FIRST TEAM FE OPPONENT 53 Luzerne 62 47 South High 64 62 Fort Ann 35 48 St. Mary's (CF) 46 44 Luzerne 56 66 ■ Corinth 63 35 ‘St. Mary's (HF) 56 60 Poultney 36 53 'Fairhaven 66 46 ' Corinth 38 39 Whitehall 31 55 ‘ Granville 47 66 Fort Ann 37 45 South High 'St. Mary's GF) 66 49 72 32 ' Whitehall 36 39 ■ St. Mary's (HF) 45 52 ‘Granville 58 ' Northern Conference Christmas Tournament Jim and some J.V. moves ’Moose 'Do It This Way. BASKETBALL 99 FRESHMAN — BASKETBALL Coach Bill Leitch's team posted a conference record of 0- 10 with an overall season of 1- 10. Playing with enthusiasm, the team met tough opposition and came up on the short end of the scoreboard. However, the squad gained experience with confidence for the future. Coach Leitch and his team One on one 100 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL EIGHTH GRADE Under Coach Jack Toomey's guidance, the junior high teams played exciting basketball. The seventh grade ended the season with an outstanding 6-1 conference record and 9-2 overall and became Northern Conference Co-Champions with Whitehall. The loss of a few key players hurt the eighth grade team as then posted a 3-7 conference record and a 3-9 overall season. On the whole, it was a successful season. Coach Toomey and Squad leaders Kenny, Kevin, Mark Chuck. wijj SEVENTH GRADE NORTHERN CONFERENCE CO-CHAMPIONS 101 BASKETBALL The Varsity team had a tough season with their only win against Whitehall, giving them an overall Northern Conference record of 1-9. The J.V. team was extre-memly successful with an an undefeated season of 8-0, making them Northern Conference champions. For the first time, the girls team took part in a tournament in Hartford where they fought to a second place finish. Coach Bill Durkee has great hope for the teams in the future. Coach Durkee with the varsity girls Senior Sue Tidd - Coach Durkee Co-Captains Toni Buck JR. VARSITY Co-Captains Rhcnda Mary J.V. Team and Coach Durkee 102 Sue Warming up. Is that how you do it? GIRLS TAKE TO THE COURT Robin good for two What's up there? Hub wins out Hands up!!! Terry gets off the floor. 103 Showing improvement, both teams had successful seasons. The varsity posted a 3-5 record with two wins over Granville and an upset win over Corinth. In all of the matches, the varsity was a contender as it gained maturity and experience. The J.V.'s beat Granville twice and won over St. Mary's (HF) and Corinth for a 4-4 season. Both squads brought excitement and interest to the fans. Coach Phillips was impressed with the teams' hard work and success. The future looks good for championship play at Fort Edward High School. VARSITY Having an off year on the diamond, Coach Walling's Forts finished with a 3-8 season. Lacking in depth, the Forts did beat St. Mary's (GF), the Conference champions, for its only defeat in a 14-13 thriller. Also, theJ.V.'s found the win column difficult as they posted a 0-8 season. Home at last! Which way? Keep on truckin! Syl hits a winning homer. Which way is the ball breaking? Looking good for the home crowd. Is Mom watching? WHO’S ON FIRST??? TRACK It was a banner year for the Forts as they posted some key feats. At the Granville Invitational, the squad finished fourth in a strong field. Next, the Forts completed its dual season by clinching a share of the Conference with Whitehall and Granville. In the Sectionals, the team took runner-up honors to Greenwich. Also, new school records were set in some events. The '78 season was a good year for the perennial powerhouse of small school track. A Dead Heat Where's my mark? If I only had longer legs I Fly like a Hartsey !! NORTHERN CONFERENCE TRI-CHAMPIONS NEW RECORD HOLDERS: Joe in the walk; Dick in the hurdles; Jeff in the discus. OOMPH I!! A Cakewalk How many more points do we need to win? Keep your eye on the ball, Jacquie. Working together and displaying much improvement, the softball team came up with a 3-5 record in the Conference, one of the most successful seasons ever. The wins over Corinth and Queensbury were not as exciting as the upset win over Whitehall. Winning or losing, the Forts, playing on the new Mclntrye Park field, showed maturity and displayed good teamwork and sportsmanship. WIZ Where do I throw it? “ALL-STARS” How far is the fence? I hope it makes it! Smile 'Whizzy'! Look what I found! Was that an inside pitch? F.E.'s Pete Rose Wait till the next time I am up! 'Oops! Where's the ball? ?v BEST WISHES MEATS X 'Sti SAVAGE'S Mif SUPER-ETTE Home Of Quality Foods Phone 747-5311 145 BROADWAY FORT EDWARD, N.Y. The Best To The Senior Class From S. JACK FARNSWORTH AND BRENT FARNSWORTH ALUMINUM CONTRACTORS Siding — Shutters — Doors FREE ESTIMATES Phone 747-4935 4 Summit ST. Ft. Edward, N.Y. IF IT S COODFOOD YOU WANT- OLD FORT RESTAURANT Congratulations From Wimpy 148 Broadway Fort Edward YOUR TROUBLES kVAMISJjf BUD gjfr DOTY'S M SERVICE v STATION FORT EDWARD NEW YORK Compliments Of REED’S GRILL Fred And Marion Reed Proprietors 11 East St. Fort Edward c ® Com Telep 30 Se Congratulations To The Senior Class From THE ■ W FORT EDWARD 'J LUMBER SUPPLY L INC. e And See Us For Your Building Needs hone 747-5276 or 747-7244 minary St. Ft. Edward, N.Y. Good Luck To Class Of '79 From JEAN’S BEAUTY TT7 SALON Jean Hoskins-Prop. Phone 747-0990 1 X 140 Broadway Fort Edward BES ! Burgo ;t wishes to seniors , MANDY’S PIZZA 1 AND SUBMARINES Try Our Homemade Rolls. Phone 747-0911 vneAve. Hudson Falls 116 Oz 108 Best Wishes To The Class From Q JOHN L. LEMERY n PLUMBING % AND 5 HEATING Residential Installation And Service Phone 747-6801 VlcCrea St. Fort Edward Good Luck To The Seniors From R.R. MOORE ELECTRIC MOTOR SALES AND SERVICE Russell Moore, D.B.A.-Proprietor 49 Park St. Glens Falls, NY ; Congratulations To The Graduation Class From fpf 1 SALERNO’S 7 BEAUTY SHOP Rosemary Salerno-Proprietor Phone 747-5537 27 Baldwin Ave. Fort Edward ,♦« . SOUTHEND •M GROCERIES Russell J. Bessie A. Holleran Proprietors Phone 747-9883 49 Broadway Fort Edward, NY B W, Color, Stereos,Antennas Service To All Brands REN’S TV Sales And Service MOTOROLA Quasar. Phone 747-0225 (Next To Cumberland Farms) Upper Broadway Fort Edward, NY Congratulations To The Class Of 1979 From Chuckie V Q CHUCKIE’S BARBER SHOP Nicholas Cantiello Proprietor Charles Of East Street 15 East St. Fort Edward, NY GOOD FOOD 0NEM0RE Best Wishes From Charles And Joan Edgerly Proprietors 13 East Street Fort Edward, NY if tx© BRUSO SONS GARAGE Fort Edward New York Pat Fitzsimmons - Proprietor 185 Broadway Fort Edward, NY Quality And Service Feed Fertilizer Seed Home and Garden Supplies Dunlop Tires Hotpoint Appliances Congratulations To The Fort Edward High School Senior Class - 1979 From HAYWARD FUNERAL SERVICE Kenneth R. Hayward Proprietor 182 Broadway Fort Edward, NY THE CORNER MARKET Congratulations To The Class Of 79 From Jack And Frances Osgood Proprietors Phone 747-3414 F Phone 747-4133 Fort Edward New York 18 McCrea St. Fort Edward, NY i 4i 118 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1979 From The Members Of The GEORGE SATTERLEE HOSE COMPANY NO. 2. INC. (Founded 1874) Over A Century Of Service Fort Edward New York Congratulations To The Class Of 79 From THE FORT EDWARD POLICE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION Ptl. Mitchell Suprenant, President Sgt. Wayne Goodbred Sgt. Joseph Trombley Sgt. Richard Wolfe Ptl. Timothy Morency Veronica Benware, Treasurer Fort Edward New York fit Good Luck To The Seniors From Jim Chuck Bud THE VILLAGER 24 Eddy St. Fort Edward, NY A New Coat For Melissa RAY WILLIAMS LEATHER OUTLET AND BOUTIQUE Coats Handbags Handbags Jackets Wallets Phone 747-7065 67 Main St. Hudson Falls, NY VI Best Wishes To The Class Of 1979 From M B. KILMER FUNERAL HOME Personal 6401 Main Street Argyle, New York Phone 638-8216 (Established 1927) Complete Service Dignified Service Within The Means Of All 82 Broadway Fort Edward, New York Phone 747-9266 120 Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Seniors Of Fort Edward High School, Class Of 1979 From The Members Of THE FORT EDWARD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Fort Edward New York Congratulations To The Class Of 1979 DECORA Division Of United Merchants And Manufactures, Inc. , , Home Of Con-Tact And Kwik-Kover Fort Edward New York Jack Sheehan Theresa Sheenan Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class Of 1979 From The Staff Of Sheehan Agency SHEEHAN AGENCYi INC. Insurance Real Estate 122 Mr. Mrs. Richard Meron And Daughters, Kim And Stephanie Good Luck To The Senior Class Of 1979 From Margaret And Dick Durling THE MORE A U STUDIO Weddings Portraits fit Commercial Photography Richard J. Durling -Photographer Phone 793-2454 34 Hudson Street South Glens Falls, NY 123 Best Wishes From The VILLAGE NEWSROOM Don Sitterly Proprietor Books Candy Gifts Film Cards Film Developing Newspapers Knick Knacks Magazines Dry Cleaning Phone 747-5087 142 Broadway Fort Edward, NY Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Senior Class Of F.E.H.S. From THE FORT EDWARD LIONS CLUB Fort Edward New York 124 Nancy And Jeff Do Some Shopping. FORT EDWARD PHARMACY Tim And Seta Smith - Registered Pharmacists 163 Broadway Fort Edward, NY Congratulations To All The Seniors In The Class Of 79 ELAINE’S PIZZA SUB SHOP Elaine Pagano - Proprietor Serving Hot Meals Open Monday-Saturday 11:00 A.M.-12:00 P.M. Sunday-4:00 P.M.-12:00 P.M. Phone 747-3775 165 Broadway Fort Edward, NY 4i 125 Congratulations To The Class Of 1979 From ED AND JACK TOOMEY FAST SERVICE BEST WISHES FROM THE ALLEN PRESS COMMERCIAL and SOCIAL PRINTING BILL ALLEN-PROPRIETOR TELEPHONE 747-5431 9 EDWARD STREET FORT EDWARD, N.Y. fccdt tfood f?oacC MASSIE'S GRILL RESTAURANT ''Family Dining in a Friendly Atmosphere AMERICAN AND ITALIAN FOOD 69 Main Street South Glens Falls, N. Y. Good Luck To The Seniors From Lita And Charles Caruso THE CRACKED CROCK ANTIQUES Estates Purchased And Appraised Telephone 747-7525 Fort Edward New York gt ___________________________d nr Best Wishes To The Seniors From PENDER Touilu Hudson Falls 'With Everything In Fashions As New As Tomorrow Best Of Luck To The Class Of 1979 From Mike And Mary Dobroski BROADWAY COIN-OP LAUNDRY 268 Broadway Fort Edward, NY Congratulations To The Class Of 79 LAWRENCE E. CORBETT JR. Attorney At Law 70 Burgoyne Ave. Fort Edward, NY TUES. - SAT. 9-5 Phone: 747-7275 COUNTRY KNOLLS BEAUTY SALON Entrance of King Fdword Knolls, Argyle Road LINDA MILES FORT EDWARD, N.Y. 12828 OWNER - OPERATOR 49 127 Best Wishes To The Seniors From JOHN R. DURKEE HOSE COMPANY NO. 3, INC. Fort Edward_Organized January 18, 1877__New York Wholesale Retail BUCKLEY TIRE SERVICE INC Domestic And Foreign Cars And Trucks Farm And Industrial Vehicles While You Wait Service Neil Buckley, President | 254 Warren St. Glens Falls, NYV Compliments Of John And Sue NASSIVERAS INN 186 Main St. Hudson Falls, NY Compliments Of LAKE GEORGE PRODUCE COMPANY, INC «5? y c Congratulations To The Class Of 79 From The O'Sicks UPTOWN GROCERY 62 McCreast Fort Edward Fresh Fruits Vegetables Frozen Foods Phone 792-2181 222 Maple St. Glens Falls, NY 128 Congratulations From Compliments Of DOTY’S MACHINE WORKS THE MANHATTAN BAR Fort Edward New York FORT EDWARD NEW YORK Congratulations To The Class Of 1979 From Bowling Supplies Trophies PUNK LIMMER’S PRO SHOP Slowly Beginning Fort Edward's Own All Sports Store 183 Broadway Phone 747-4641 Fort Edward, N.Y. Compliments Of CHARLIE’S VACUUM CLEANER SERVICE Hoover Factory Authorized Service Used Sales — Service — Parts New And Used Vacuums Charles Fuller - Proprietor Phone 793-9150 15 Park St. Glens Falls, N.Y. Best Wishes — Class Of 79 From PATTY CAKE PASTRY SHOP Linda Bo Young Proprietors Phone 747-0296 72 Main St. Hudson Falls, N.Y. Best Wishes To The Class From SCHLAKE’S FINE FURNITURE For Comfort For Style For Durability 14 Lower Main Street Hudson Falls, NY Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class Of 1979 From The Staff Of Local Insurance Agency. LOCAL INSURANCE John R. Caputo, Inc. Phone 747-4121 Upper Broadway Fort Edward, NY 130 Congratulations To The Seniors Of Fort Edward High School Class Of 1979 From BREAD DONUTS (ALL KINDS) GRADUATION CAKES Telephone 747-6312 43 MAIN STREET HUDSON FALLS, N.Y. Congratulations To The Senior Class Of Fort Edward High School-1979 From The Parishioners Of ST. JOSEPH’S CHURCH Fort Edward Seniors-Ed, Vicki And Kati-Visit With Mr. Hayes At The Bank. Best Wishes To The Graduating Class Of 1979 From The FORT EDWARD BRANCH OF THE GLENS FALLS NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Each depositor insured to S40,000 FDIC Fort Edward New York 132 Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Graduates, Class Of 1979, From The Members Of The Idle Hour Club THE IDLE HOUR CLUB 133 Compliments Of THE LAST CHANCE SALOON Ed And Prudy Douglas Proprietors 69 East St. Fort Edward, N.Y. BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS FROM HIGGINS CANDY COMPANY Wholesale Confectionery Michael C. Higgins - Proprietor (Formerly Hanks Candy Company) 182 Maple St. Glens Falls, N.Y. ■msm tH(A( restaurant! Congratulations To The Senior Class Of F.E.H.S. — 1979 From ’S RESTAURANT AND m 0 FIRESIDE LOUNGE For Dining In Comfortable Atmosphere 40 Main Street Mike Hoffis - Proprietor South Glens Falls, N.Y. m m CASA ESPANA Over 6000 Visitors Have Toured Our Home Tours and Individual Visits Are Welcomed By Owners GUIDO and SUZIE DEL SIGNORE PHONE 747-5146 FOR APPOINTMENT BIENVENIDOS (-Welcome-) To Visit A Bit Of 'OLD SPAIN In The Only Truly Spanish Home In Tnis Area - All Items From Spain Makes It INTERESTING ENTERTAINING EDUCATIONAL Located in the heart of Fort Edward, N.Y. at 24 Baldwin ESCUDO DE ESPAAA TO SUIT YOUR FRIEND VICTORIAN RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE Daily Luncheon And Dinner Specials I A Dining Experience To Suit Everyone's Taste I Plan Your Next Special Occasion With Us! Fort Edward New York 135 Best Wishes To The Graduating Class Of 1979 From JOE’S GARAGE Service Work Complete Automotive Repairs Clutch Tune-Ups Electrical Repairs Brakes Air Conditioners 29 Cortland Street Radio And Tape Deck Installation Joe Pelkey - Proprietor For Appointment Phone 747-0549 Fort Edward, NY BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS FR0M PINE LANES WASH AND BOWL BAWLING LARRY CASSERA — MANAGER 166 Saratoga Ave. So. Glens Falls GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS FROM GRIFFIN LUMBER COMPANY LUMBER MASON BRICK ROOFING FLOORING SUPPLIES Phone 747-4124 69 Pearl Street HUDSON FALLS BEST WISHES FROM Setter gVa,tue JvL Good Luck Graduates I Complete Infants'. Boys' And Girls' Outfitters' AND “Fashions For Pre-teens And Youn| Juniors ' ife AVIATION MALL GLENS FALLS C. V. PETERS COMPANY. INC. Clothes For Men Boys 210 Glen Street Glens Falls Best Wishes From 1a FALL LINE SKI SHOP Ski Equipment-Tennis-Bicycles -Camping-CAnoes-Backpacking-Sportswear Fashions-Kayaks Quaker Road Glens Falls Good Luck To The Class Of 1979 From MR. ROBERT J. BO WE Mobil Compliments Of ELLSWORTH ICE CREAM INC Mobile Heating Oil 120 Division St. Fort Edward New York Saratoga, NY Congratulations Graduates! The Continental Insurance Companies Glens Falls Branch Office • 333 Glen Street • Phone:761-4000 An Equal Opportunity Employer 137 Cr rfj Good Luck To The Class Of 1979 From ril (lon’i. Men And Teen Clothing Tuxedo Rentals Ercthen 2 88-90 And 193-199 Main Street Hudson Falls, NY Best To The Seniors Of 1979 BOWE WINES AND LIQUORS 1-151 Broadway Fort Edward, NY We’re Proud To Serve You ferry Caruso's • Prime Ribs • Chops Banquets And • Steaks Wedding Facilities • Seafood • Cuisine “No Party To° Large 0l Too Small” Hawkeye RESTAURANT COCKTAIL LOUNGE Reiervjtiom Appreciated 7934773 Dinner Front 5pm (Noon'on Sunday) Luncheon From 11:30am. Compliments Of KEN’S GRILL Ray Hazzard And Eugene Durham Proprietors 106 Broadway Fort Edward, NY 138 Best Wishes To The Class Of 79 From Manufacturers Of ENGINEERED DESIGN Pallets 99Vi EAST STREET, FORT EDWARD, NEW YORK-12828 • TELEPHONE 747-4177 (AC 518) A FRIEND Congratulations To The Seniors Of 1979 THOMAS E. MERCURE ATTORNEY AT LAW YOUR SEARCH ENDS Congratulations To The Seniors From MORAN’S WORLD OF SPORTING GOODS Complete Equipment For All Sports Complete Line Of Hart And Northland Skiing Equipment Complete Line Of 10 Speed And Regular Bicycles PHONE 747-4182 Upper Main St. Hudson Falls, N.Y 139 Congratulations To The Seniors 79 Of Fort Edward High School PEPSI-COLA GLENS FALLS BOTTLING CORPORATION Have A Pepsi Day Glens Falls New York Free Checking for recent graduates. If you just graduated, chances are this is your first taste of financial independence At First National, we can help make things easier First, a 100% free checking account for 1 year - to save you money Second, a How to Manage Your Money booklet - to help you plan ahead Stop in at any of our 12 convenient locations and open your free checking account First National As bankers, we want to help make handling your new financial independence easier Because we remember what getting started was like ■ft First National A good bink A good neighbor First National Bank of Glens Falls. Offices in Bolton Landing. Glens Falls. Granville, Greenwich. Hudson Falls. Kingsbury. Lake George. Queensbury. Salem. South Glens Falls, and Warrensburg Member FDIC. 140 Best Wishes To The Graduating Class 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. Congratulations To The Seniors Of F.E.H.S. - 1979 From Karen And George Scelzi MCDONALDS OF FORT EDWARD 14 Mary, Tom And Wiz Visit With Mrs. Sheehan At The 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 Undergraduate Level ..........................................$2,500.00 Graduate Level ...............................................$5,000.00 Vocational Schools ...........................................$2,500.00 (U.S.O.E. Approved) Vocational Schools .......................................... $1,500.00 (NYSHESC Approved) 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 EDWARD - HUDSON FALLS OFFICE 134 Broadway TELEPHONE 747-3513 Fort Edward, N.Y 142 Barbara Vannier Shows P.J. And Matt Sandy Hill's Computer Operation. Best Wishes To The Graduates Of Fort Edward High School From 143 PAPER PRODUCTS - JANITORIAL SyPPLIES 170 MAPLE STREET GLENS FALLS. N. Y. 12001 AREA CODE 310 792-0949 MINNESOTA Creators of fine cCass rings, axoards,' announcements, yearSoolls, and dipComas John O'Donnell - Representative Best Wishes To The Class Of 1979 From HOLLISTER’S PLUMBING AND HEATING CORPORATION COMMERCIAL — INDUSTRIAL INSTALLATIONS Phone 747-2579 131 River Street Hudson Falls, N.Y. — J 144 Congratulations To Fort Edward High School Seniors Class Of 1979 From THE GLENS FALLS FRANCHISED NEW CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION Members Bob Clarke Pontiac Ford Garage Garvey Volkswagen Glen Ford Glens Falls Toyota Queensbury Motors Whiteman Chevrolet Tfcctrctio DAIRY PRODUCTS IDEAL DAIRY FARMS, INC. Vaughn Road Hudson Falls, N.Y. 145 Congratulations To The Seniors Of 79 U. S. ARMY RECRUITING STATION Phone 792-5181 or 792-5708 Northway Plaza Glens Falls, N.Y. BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS FROM Good Luck From Jfc J. E. SAWYER Tf J© AND COMPANY, INC. A FRIEND DISTRIBUTORS Steel Paint Hardware Mill Supplies Plumbing Heating Supplies Established 1883 Phone 792-0953 64-90 Glen St. Glens Falls, N.Y. Congratulations To The Class Of 1979 — F.E.H.S. From S S PALLET COMPANY Pallets And Skids John Smythe - Owner 30 East Street Fort Edward, N.Y. y —_ j Congratulations To The Seniors Of F.E.H.S. 79 JOSTEN’S AMERICAN YEARBOOK COMPANY Pat Brady Publisher's Representative Serving Tri-Co Area Since 1947 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1979 From MAC’S BAR Don And Marillyn Doty Proprietors 14 Eddy Street Fort Edward GLENS FALLS BUSINESS MACHINES INC. OLIVETTI ADLER TYPEWRITERS COPIERS CALCULATORS OFFICE FURNITURE Sales - Service - Supplies - Rental Lease - New - Used - Rebuilt Phone 793-7761 Showroom Office 32DixAve. Glens Falls CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS FROM YANKEE DOODLE LOUNGE DAVID AND JOAN McKINNEY-PROPRIETORS 180 MAIN STREET HUDSON FALLS, N.Y. X 147 Best Wishes To The Class Of 79 From RON’S CARPET SERVICE _ , Call Ron Cimo 'S 793-8797 60 White Birch Estates Fort Edward Good Luck Seniors From NEWTON AND HILL CORPORATION Wholesale Retail Electric Equipment And Supplies 182 Broadway Fort Edward LATEST NEWS Our Best To The Seniors BURNS NEWS AGENCY INC Michael O'Leary - President 80-84 Glen St. Glens Falls, N.Y. Congratulations To The Graduating Class From ABC EQUIPMENT AND REFRIGERATION COMPANY:; INC. 28-30 Elm Street Glens Falls, N.Y. Efci 148 R- Congratulations To The Class Of 1979 From A FRIEND THANK YOU The class of 1979 of Fort Edward High School would like to thank all of the advertisers and patrons who helped to make this Siren possible. — THE EDITORIAL STAFF' So Long To 79 From THE “CLAN” Members 'King Zero 'Dula-Bird 'Crazy Jackson 'Billy The Kid Jalmus ’Dirty-Bird I Would Like To Personally Thank All Of Those Individuals Who Assisted In Completing This Yearbook For Me - Pat Brady, The Staff, And In Particular, Miss Mulcahy. After My Illness, Miss Mulcahy Took Over The Task Of Organizing And Finishing This Yearbook For Me. I Appreciated All Her Efforts And Dedication In Making This Yearbook Successful For The Class Of 79 And The Entire Student Body. Nicholas F. LaSarso -j 149 m m SUPER PATRONS WILLIAM R. ADAMS MR. G MRS. DONALD BENTLEY C DAUGHTER JOHN P. BROWN MR. G MRS. DOMINICK CAPUTO MRS. ALICE CARPENTER PETER, MICHELLE G JENNIFER CARUSO MR. G MRS. LAWRENCE CASSANT MR. G MRS. ANTHONY CATONE G FAMILY MR. C MRS. WILLIAM F. CIMO MR. G MRS. ROY W. COLLIER, SR. SYLVIA COLLIER ISABELLE COON DEBBIE CUSICK MR. G MRS. THOMAS DUSICK JOHN G MARGARET DILLON NANCY DRAGON JOYCE DURKEE MR. G MRS. ANDREW ESPERTI, JR. MR. G MRS. CLYDE ETU MR. G MRS. WILLIAM ETU BRADFORD W. FANCY TIM FISHER MR. G MRS ANTHONY FLORES MR. G MRS. FRANCIS A. FLORES A FRIEND A FRIEND A FRIEND MR. G MRS. LAWRENCE C. GODFREY WAYNE GOODBRED CATHERINE GORHAM MR. G MRS. RAYMOND C. GORHAM MR. G MRS. GEORGE GRAY MR. C MRS. THOMAS CROW MR. G MRS. FRANK HARDICK MR. G MRS. JACK HAVENS MR. G MRS. FRANK HERNANDEZ G BOYS MR. G MRS. GEORGE HURLBURT G FAMILY MR. G MRS. LESLIE HURLBURT G DAVID HYPE JAN-LYNKINC LEONARD J. G LOIS A. KING MRS. MARY JANE KING MRS. ADELE KONOPKA MARK G COLLEEN LAP AN MR. G MRS. FRANCIS A. LASARSO MR. G MRS. NICHOLAS LASARSO TOMMY LAZ MR. G MRS. STANLEY P. LEWZA MRS. MARION R. LONCDEN MR. G MRS. MINOR MACPHERSON MIKE G CYNDI MANDOLARE JILL1AN MASSA LINDA MATT MR. G MRS. EDWARD MAZIEJKA, SR. MR. G MRS. JOHN MCCARTHY MR. G MRS. RICHARD MERON MIKE G LINDA MITZI MR. G MRS. ANTHONY MONTELLO G FAMILY NORANNE MULCAHY MR. G MRS. CHARLES MULLEN MR. G MRS. WILLIAM MUNOFF j MEGAN ELIZABETH O'BRIEN MR. G MRS. MALCOLM OGDEN RAY PERRAS MEG PHILLIPS | MR. G MRS. LAWRENCE PRATT G FAMILY BUFORD T. PUSSER THE RAT CLASS MR. G MRS. LEONARD ROBERTS MR. G MRS. DAVID ROSS MARY R. RUTLEDGE MR. G MRS. RALPH C. SALEM MR. G MRS. CLARK W. SANFORD MRS. CATHERINE SCALLY MRS. FRANK SHEEHAN j MR. G MRS.JOHN SHEEHAN MR. G MRS. GILBERT R. SHORTSLEEVES MR. G MRS. FRANCIS SMITH MR. G MRS. LOUIS T. SOTT1LE KEVIN ST1MPSON MARK STOCKWELL G COLLEEN TRAVER MR. G MRS. WALTER E. STRAIN MR. G MRS. EDWIN TAYLOR MR. G MRS. LEO E. TERRIO BOBBI T1DD MR. G MRS. ROBERT TIDD JOHN J. TOOMEY MR. G MRS. JOHN TRACKEY DAN TRA1NOR MR. G MRS. ROBERT TRA1NOR MR. G MRS. WILLIAM TRAVER ; ARY TROMBLEY MR. G MRS. HOWARD VAUGHN MR. G MRS. GERALD WERHAN MR. G MRS. WILLIAM WHALEY MR. G MRS. LLOYD W1EGAND MR. G MRS. WALTER WOOD — 4i 150 Er PATRONS Mr. G Mrs. Danny Anderson ' 'Animal'' Mr. C Mrs. John Annala The Auxiliary Mrs. M. L. Biondillio Lisa G Kelly Broderick Henry Brown Beth Brunell Norma G Gene Brunell Pam G Jill Bunn Cathy G Mickey Mr. G Mrs. Bart Carpenter Miss Karen Carpenter Mike Carpenter Mr. G Mrs. Paul J. Carpenter G Kathy Mary Cassant Donald J. Cassant Mr. G Mrs. Everett Chamberlain Thomas G Christine (Hurlburt) Chapman Mr. G Mrs. Andrew Cimo Andrew Cimo, Jr. Mrs. Mary Cimo Wendy Cim Cimo Clancy Robert Clark J. Collier Matt, Timmy G Buddy Collier Mr. G Mrs. Donald Corriveau Jake Corriveau John Culligan Mr. G Mrs. Thomas Culligan Tommy Cusick Sara G Kristie Cutler Mr. G Mrs. Thomas Daley Tanis D'Angelico Mr. G Mrs. James Davenport Sadie Dean Maryanne Dixon Jane Donovan H. B. Doty Bill Durkee Wesley Ecker Andrew Esperti, 111 Angela Esperti Michael Esperti Lynn Etu Denise Flores Charles Flynn Fort Edward Elementary Glee Club A Friend Cheryl G Jim Godfrey Jonell, Cathy G Amy Gorham Mr. Raymond P. Gorham Jane A. Hanley Frances Hanna Raymond Hatch ' 'Heilsy'' G Gram Jarvis Mr. G Mrs. Philip Heinrich Mr. G Mrs. Jack Hervieux ' 'Honcho'' Brian Hurlburt Butch Hurlburt Chick Hurlburt Joanne G Brad Carol Jones Pat Kilmer Claire Konopka Larry Konopka Mrs. Jennie LaPoint Arlene C Tim Lemery Mr. G Mrs. John Lemery, Sr. Mark Lewza Mr. G Mrs. Owen E. Londrigan Linda MacPherson G Brian Bovair Liza Jane Chuck Mangione Mario G Colleen Massa Jim Maziejka Donna McQueen G Family Michelle G Frank Jason G Christopher Miles George Morehouse Mr. G Mrs. William Morrill Mr. G Mrs. Steve Oby Betty Anne Ogden Mrs. Elizabeth Ogden John G Gloria O'Sick El Oso Mr. G Mrs. Anthony Pagana Johnny Paleao Mr. C Mrs. John Peters Mike Quarters G Pam Heil Mrs. Laura Randall Debbie Robinson Roy Pat Salemo ' 'Scruffy'' Tim Sheeham Ann Shortsleeves Judy Sinner Peter F. Smith ' 'Smitty'' Peggy Stimpson Mr. C Mrs. Walter Stimpson Lisa Surprenant Tasha Ann Mr. G Mrs. John Taylor Robert Taylor Phil Thompson Donna Tidd Jeff Tidd MikeP Trackey Alice Trainor Claire Traver Jade Trombley Stacie Trombley Mrs. Florence Turner Barbara L. Watson Michele White G Children Mr. G Mrs. James Woodcock ■fr- 151 -' . • -. • V .-• . .•.- . - • ; .■ . 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