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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1980 volume:

• .. more Gong time and h sible withot We are thanks to X member th remember | In order t express our deepest appreciation, the class oi I9S0 dedicates this SIREN to Mrs. Kathryn Me n. All during our four years of high school. Mrs. leron has been here helping us, not only as a te, her and class advisor, but also as a | friend She has a lays been happy to assist us with all qf_puij_clas activities, including class meetings. dances, our concession stands. ow. We especially aj ■she gave us in pi Junior Proir all of which would hi id our Sopho ireciate all the faring for our ive been impos- her help. | d to have this opportunity to say Meron. W e hope she'll always re class of I9S0. just as well alwa IN APPRECIA TION MR. DONALD ROGERS MR. PAUL SMITH We have set aside this page of the SIREN to show our appreciation to Mr. Donald Rogers and Mr. Paul Smith for the help they have given us with all our class activities. Without their patience and guidance, especially with our Junior Prom, none of our activities would have been possible. We are thankful to them for always being ready and willing to lend us a helping hand 5 SIREN PRODUCTION STAFF CAST OF EDITORS Editors-in-chief: Mary Nichols Judy Corriveau Art-Chris Stipano Class: Mary Baldwin Faculty: Rosemarie Sandora Features.-Jill Bartlett Index: Jackie Traver Layout: Nancy Williams Jeanne Carpenter Rhonda Hoard Literary: Shelley Hervieux Lisa Shortsleeves Promotion: Paul Hendricks Jine Shaw Photography: Tim Sheehan Bonnie Verdaasdonk Seniors.-Mary Roberts Sports: Scott Brown Mary Hubbard Jeff Osgood 6 BUSINESS ROLES Managers.-Tom LaSarso Mark Lewza Advertising: David Me Doug a II Steve Hazzard Laura Cor lew Kathy Longden Debbie Robinson Typing: Becky Eldridge Colleen Gray Joan Rose Cathy Wine hell Jacquie Verdaasdonk Advisors: Mrs. O'Brien Mrs. Annala The Siren Staff would like to introduce the 1980 yearbook called Miracle on Broadway”. The production of this book required persever-ence. devotion and cooperation from everyone. It is a direct result of this time and effort that we have been able to complete this year's Siren. We hope that in the years to come it will clearly implant in our minds the happy and unforgetable times of 1980. The year started out with many problems, the main one being that we didn't have an advisor. It is with this that we would like to express our deepest gratitude to Mrs. O'Brien and Mrs. Annala for freely devoting their time to our yearbook. Without their valuable guidance and encouragement, there would not have been a beginning. We would also like to take this opportunity to thank Mr. LaSarso for extending his knowledge of yearbooks to us Mr. Steve Aloan, our representative) Dick and Pete Durling, our photographers) and all of our patrons, advertisrs, teachers, and advisors: Mrs. Meron. Mr. Rodgers. Mr. Smith. Mr. Kilrain, and Mr. Ecker. We would also like to show our appreciation to each and every school member for helping out by purchasing the yearbook. At this point, before turning another page, sit back and relax. Focus your full attention on looking at Miracle on Broadway.” E M D E 1 S T S O A R G S’ E 8 -------- FACULTY Mrs. Patricia McDougall VICE-PRESIDENT BOARD OF _ EDUCA TION Mr. Lawrence Godfrey CLERK Mr. Culligan Mr. Smith Mr. Ben ware 10 CENTRAL ADMINISTRA TION Mr. Leo E. Terrio MIDDLE SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Mr. Clark W. Sanford GUIDANCE DIRECTOR Mr. Charles T. Mullen, Jr. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Mr. Bradford W. Fancy DISTRICT PRINCIPAL LANGUAGE ARTS Mrs. Candace Annala Mr. J. Davis O'Brien Mrs. Jean Hardick SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. John J. Kilrain Mr. Paul Smith Mr. William Adams Mr. Donald Walling HIGH SCHOOL FACUL TY 12 Mr. Donald Rogers Mrs. Mary Rutledge COMMERCIAL Mr. Murray Broderick Mr. David Bunn Miss Noranne Mulcahy Mrs. Katherine Meron Mrs. Margaret Dillon e V Mr. Stanley Lewza Mr. Nicholas LaSarso Mr. Wesley Ecker Mrs. Elizabeth O’Brien Mr. Peter Miles Mrs. Michelle Peters SPECIALS 14 SPECIALS SCIENCE AND MA TH Mr. John J. Toomey Mrs. Anne Grow Mr. David Ross Mr. William Durkee Mr. William Leitch Mr. Robert Clark Mrs. Jean Etu _______MIDDLE SCHOOL FACUL TY 16 Miss Eleanor McCurry Mrs. Kathryn Maziejka Mrs. Janet Walsh Mr. Amos Carpenter Mrs. Mary Jane King OFFICE PERSONNEL 18 CAFETERIA AND Mr. Weaver, Mr. Colvin. Mr. Aikens. Mr. Vadnais Mrs. Supernaut, Mrs. Smatko. Mrs. Donahue, Miss Godfrey, Mrs. Linehan, Mrs. Gorham, Mrs. Graham Mrs. Pelky, Mrs. Gauthier, Mrs. Carpenter Mr. Bickford Mrs. Eunice Morrill Mr. Mercier 19 TEACHERS IN SENIORS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS CLASS OFFICERS ADVISORS PRESIDENT .......................... Mary Nichols Wesley E. Ecker VICE-PRESIDENT .....................Mark Lewza John J. Kilrain SECRETARY ..................... Shelley Hervieux Kathryn K. Meron TREASURER .......................... Tom LaSarso Donald S. Rogers Paul T. Smith 22 CLASS HISTORY FALL 76 - We started our Freshman year and found that we had many adjustments to make in order to become accustomed to different surroundings and the newness of high school life. M7e began by electing our officers who were; Mary Roberts, President; Nancy Williams, Vice-President; Jeanne Carpenter, Secretary; and Mary Nichols, Treasurer. Later in the year we sold hot plates in order to begin raising money for our treasury. FALL '77- We entered our Sophomore year with much enthusiasm and got our class projects under-way in a hurry. The first thing we did was elect new officers: Mark Lewza, President; Nancy Williams. Vice-President; Shelley Hervieux. Secretary; and Mary Nichols, Treasurer. Student Council members were: Mary Baldwin. Judy Corriveau, Becky Eldridge. Shelley Hervieux. Mary Hubbard, Mary Nichols, Mary Roberts, Jine Shaw and Julie Wilson. Fundraising activities for the year included a gong show, held in November; dances and several sales, all of which were very successful. In April we ordered our class rings, which we designed ourselves. FALL 78- Our Junior year began with great expectations and much work to be done. The first thing we did to get the year going was elect officers: Tim Sheehan, President; Paul Hendricks. Vice-President; Shelley Hervieux, Secretary, and Mary Nichols Treasurer. We had many activities to keep us busy, including football concession stands, and several dances, which we held to raise money for our prom. In October we sponsored our first Halloween dance, which proved to be very successful, as well as fun for all. On January 23 we began planning for our prom by selecting our theme, and organizing committees to begin with the preparations. After months of planning, our Junir Prom, STAR RIDER , became a reality. The gym was decorated with stars, streamers, and glitter, and all those attending enjoyed the music of Moondance . It was a lovely evening for all. and was highlighted by the crowning of our king and queen, Syl Rabin and Nancy Williams. Serving on court were, Jill Bartlett. Mary Nichols, Mary Roberts, Debbie Robinson, Rosemarie Sandora, Jine Shaw. Brodie Etu, Steve Hazzard. Paul Hendricks, Tom LaSarso, Mark Lewza, and Arvid O'Connell. All in all it was a very enjoyable Junior year for us. FALL 79- In our final year, as Seniors at F.E.H.S. wt? did much to keep us busy as we plunged toward the end of our high school years. We got straight to work by electing as officers. Mary Nichols, President, Mark Lewza, Vice President, Shelley Hervieux. Secretary, and Tom LaSarso. Treasurer. The first thing we did was hold a dance and a sale to start building our treasury up again. We held a second Halloween dance, which was just as successful as the first. During basketball season tve operated the concession stand which proved to be profitable as well as fun. Plans for the year included the possibility of a Senior class outing before the year ended. On June 21 we attended the Alumni Banquet and became new members of the association. The next day, June 22 we graduated from Fort Edward High School. The class of 1980 would like to thank all our teachers and administrators who made our four years at F.E.H.S. enjoyable and a success. Special thanks are given to our advisors, Mr. Ecker. Mr. K Hr a in, Mrs. Meron. Mr. Rogers, and Mr. Smith. Without their help all our dreams of class projects and activities would never have been accomplished. Nickname• Mayr Pet Love: Milk Pet Hate.- 7 A.M. Saying: Oh Yeah! Song: Stairway to Heaven by L.Z. Student Council Member 2.3. Press Club 4, Tickets Please 1.2.3, Activity Club 1.2, Newspaper 3, Photography 4, Prom Committee 3, Spanish Club I. Nickname: Jilly Bean Pet Love, Roses and a second chance Pet Hate, Waking Up Saying: Book. Boot. Book Song: There We Are by J. Taylor Jr. Prom Attendant 3, Activity Club 3, Newspaper 3, Photography Club 4, J. V. Cheerleader 3, Varsity Cheerleader 4, Gym Leader 4. -- K.V Louise Nickname: Ad Pet Love, going completely SPASTIC Pet Hate Not going SPASTIC Saying: I Love It Song: Babe by Styx Student Council Member 2, Tickets Please Club 2.3. 24 °c f A7 rH Nickname: ’ Brownie Pet Love: Bonnie and Sports Pet Hate: Getting up in the morning Saying: Come on Mr. Smith give us a break!” Song: ’Rev on the Red Line” by Foreigner Band 1.1. Varsity Football 11.3.4; Varsity Basketball 3.4. J.V. Bas ketball 1.1. Track 2.3.4. Baseball 1.13,4; Ski Club 11.3.4; Bowling Club 1.1 Nickname: ' 'Jeane-Marie ” Pet Love.- Boot Mobile Pet Hate: Broken promises Saying: ’’Are we going to be late?” Song. It's Not Easy Being Green.” Student Council Secretary I. Press Club 3.4; Gym Leader 3.4; Photography 4; Prom Committee 3. Varsity Cheerleader 3.4; J. V. Cheerleader 2; Field Hockey 11. Nick name: ' Beck y ” Pet Love: My horse Gypsy” Pet Hate. Laurie being funny Saying: Lynne will you get me an ice cream. ” Song: Sad Eyes” by Robert John 25 Nick name. ' 'Cim'' Pet Love: Michael and A.I. Sauce Pet Hate.- Getting up early Saying. ’Ain’t it?” Song: ,Babe by Styx Activity Club 2.3.4: Bowling 1.2. 3.4; Spanish Club I; Photography Club 4; Varsity Softball2; Band 1.2; Gym Leader 2; Toys For Tots . Nick name: ' 1 aura Pet Love: Weekends Pet Hate: Getting up early Saying: Jesum your stupid. Harold!” Yearbook 4. Nickname: Jukes” Pet Love: Wallets Pet Hate. Fakers Saying: Guess what?” Song: ,Stairway to Heaven”. Student Council Treasurer 2; Student Council Member 3.4; Spanish Club 1.2.3.4; Activity Club 2; Prom Committee 3. Honor Society 2.3.4; Jr. Class Paper 3; Cheerleader. J.V. 1.2; Varsity Cheerleader 3.4: Softball I; Field Hockey 4. Choir 1.2; Ski Club 4. 26 I'JEA N Nickname: B.J. Pet Love: A Good Concert and Skiing Pet Hate: Being bored by hanging out. Saying: What's up tonight? Song: Runnin With The Devil Yearbook Committee 4, Intramurals 3.4, Ski Club 1.2,3,4. Nickname: Star Pet Love: Guitars and Women Pet Hate: Disco Saying: Rock and Roll Song. Rock and Roll All Nite Varsity Club 2.3.4, Track 2, Baseball 2, Cross Country 1.2. Nick name, ' Ricli Pet Love: SD and Rock and Roll Pet Hate: Tort Edward High Sports Saying: Shut up. Harold! Song: Wasted Days and Wasted Nights by Freddy Fender Varsity Football 3, J.V. Football I, Varsity Basketball 2, Track 2, Baseball 2.3, Cross Country MVP 2, Intramurals 3.4. dIUGINE 4 ? DEN 28 Nickname: ”,AI” fVf Watching Steve sit the bench in a Varsity game. Pet Hate. Watching Steve play J. V. football Saying- 'Hey baby!” Song: ”Lonesome Loser” Band 1.13.4, Football J. V. I, Varsity 4, Track 3.4; Baseball 1.3, Ski Club 2.3.4, Intramurals Basketball 4. Nickname. Dick” Pet Love.- A certain Hudson Falls senior. Pet Hate.- Being Broke Saying: Don't tell Me” Song: Billion Dollar Babies” by A. Cooper Football J. V. I; Baseball I; Ski Club I. Nickname: Becky” Pet Love. My Boxing Buddy Ron Pet Hate: Black Blue and opening the wrong mail. Saying: Me thinks Me in love Song: ”Dr earn in” by Blond ie Student Council Member I, Tickets Please 1.2.3, Choir 1.2, Yearbook Staff. Nickname: Brodie Pet Love: Parties Pet Hate: Boring parties Saying: Yeah, but’’ Song: Green Grass and High Tides By The Outlaws freshman Football , Varsity 3.4, Golf 2 Varsity Baseball 1.23,4-. J.V. Basketball 1.2 Varsity 3.4, Track 1.23.4, Ski Club 1.23.4, Prom Court, Prom Committee. N JOSi Nickname: Geezil Pet Love: Wiley E. Coyote Giants Pet Hate: Not having enough food Saying, What are we going to do this weekend Johnnie? Song: Tusk By Fleetwood Mac Football J. V. I, Varsity 3.4, Basketball J. V. 2 Varsity 3.4, Baseball J.V. 3, Cross Country 2 Bowling Club 12.3.4. Nickname: Lori Pet Love.• Quarters (dimes S nickels) Pet Hate: School Saying: Buzin' Cusin Song, I Want You To Want Me! by Cheap Trick Activity Club I. 30 Nickname: Coll Pet Love: J.S. and Gail's shorts Pet Hate• Rath's Belches Saying. What?” Song: Cocaine by Eric Clapton Activity Club 2,4; Spanish Club I; Prom Committee 3. Gym Leaders 3,4; Choir I; Cross Country 3; Volleyball 1,2.3,4; Softball 3,4. Nickname: Hype” Pet Love: Corvettes and Beautiful Blonde Girls Pet Hate: A certain person by the initials David McDougall Saying.- You got no common sense Doug” Song: Last Dance by Donna Summer Press Club 3.4; Cameraman 3; Choir h Varsity Football 2,3,4; J.V. Basketball 1,2; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2.3.4; Baseball 4; Weight Lifting 1,2; Ski Club 1.2.3.4; Prom Committee 3; Spanish Club I; Yearbook Committee 4. Nickname: Hazz” Pet Love: J.V. Football and Skiing Pet Hate: Tripping over hurdles Saying.- ”You should be shot” Song: Jingle Bell Rock by the Chipmunks Student Council I; Junior Prom Attendant; Press Club Editor-in-Chief 3; Ski Club 1.2.3.4; Video Crew 4. Ring Committee 3; Band 1.2,3.4; Orchestra 1,2,3.4; Track 1,2,3.4; Cross country 4; Bowling Club I. Nickname: ’Paul” Pet Love: Having good times Pet Hate: Grouchy people Saying.- Tell me about it” Song: ’’Green Grass and High Tides By the Out Laws Student Council Member. Class Vice President 3. Junior Prom Attendant: Activity Club 2.3.4, Spanish Club I: Ring Committee 3: Yearbook Committee 4. Video Committee 3; Bowling Club 1.2.3,4: Ski Club I: Gong Show Committee 2. Nickname. Shell” Pet Love: Monty Python Pet Hate: Toads Saying: ”1 felt like such a jerk” Song- Wild Man ” by The Babies Student Council Member 2.3: Class Secretary 2,3,4: Spanish c lub I.2.3-. Volleyball 2. Nick name: ' 'Rhoda Pet Love: Jelly Doughnuts Pet Hate- Having a bad time after planning a good time Saying. ”Really Song: ”One Way or Another I’m Gonna Get You Student Council Member 2.3: Prom Committee 3: J. V. L heerlead ing I: Varsity Cheerleading 2.4: French Club 1.2: Ski Club 1.2.3.4: Yearbook Layout Editor 4: Junior Class Newspaper 3: Gym Leader 1.2.4; Cross Country 3; J.V. Basketball I; Varsity Basketball 2.3.4. Softball 12.3.4; J.V. Volleyball 2; Varsity Volleyball 3.4; Hockey 4; Photography Club 4; Prom Committee 3; Ring committee 3. 31 Nickname: Hub Pet Love: Sports M S M Pet Hate: Monday Jokes Saying: WoW Song: Be on your way by Dan Fogelberg Student Council Member 2 Jr. Prom Attendant 3, French club 1.2.3: J. V. Basketball I: Varsity Basketball 2.3: Varsity Volleyball 2.3: Field Hockey 2.3.4: Varsity Softball 1.2.3. Nickname: Lynne Pet Love: Melissa and Shannon Pet Hate: Monday Mornings Saying: I should be a singer Song: Take me by the hand by Peter Frampton Photography 4. Nickname: Flash Pet Love: Vacation Pet Hate: (jetting up in the morning Saying: What are we going to do this weekend Geezle?” Song. Cold as ice” by Foriegner Varsity Football 4, J. V. Basketball 2 Baseball 4. 32 Mark CHOI yOsEPW Nickname: Laz Pet Love: F.E.C.C. and F.E. Track Pet Elate. Rip-A-Way Shirts Saying: Check that out Song: White Christmas by Bing Student Council Member 2; Treasurer 4-. Junior Prom Attendant 3; Press Club 3-, Gong Show Committee 3.4; Video Crew 3; French Club 1.2,3; J. V. Basketball 1.2; Varsity Basketball 4, Track 1.3.3.4; Cross Country 1.2.3.4; Intramurals 4. Nickname.- Lewz Pet Love: Explosions Pet Hate: Steve’s Dartmouth Shirts. Saying: What can you do? You can’t .dance! Song: Notre Dame Fight Song. Student Council Officer 3.4; President A Vice-president 4; Junior Prom Attendant 3. Press Club 3; Boy's State Representative 3; Gong Show Committee 2.4-. Video Crew 3.4; Spanish club 1.2; Basketball J.V. I; Varsity 4; Football J.V. I; Varsity 2.3.4; Track 1.2.3.4; Intramural Basketball 2,3. Nickname: Kath Pet Love: Oranges Pet Hate: Mice and Cartoons Saying: Jesum ya Know Song: Babe by Styx Activity Club 1.2.3.4. Spanish Club I; Ring Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; Cross Country 3; Volleyball 1,2,4. 34 orisu fA° c Nickname: ‘ Dougs ’' Saying-. Good Girls Don't Pet Love: Skiing Pet Hate: Harold Hazzard Song: Good Girls Don't Junior Prom Attendant Si Press Club 3-. Gong Show 2.4; French Club 3.4Video Crew 3,4i Cross Country 1,3,4; Ski Club Jr. H. 1.13.4. Nickname: Nutter Saying: Who knows Pet Love: One of those nights. Pet Hate: 7th period history class Song: Dazed and Confused by Zep Junior Prom Attendant 3; Football h Cross Country 3,4i Basketball Intramurals 3.4. Nickname, Merc Saying: It wasn’e me, ya know Pet Love: My husband Mike Pet Hate: Not going out on weekends Song: Babe by Styx Activity Club 1 Bowling Club I. Nickname: Merc Pet Love• Going Out Pet Hate. Not having anything to do Saying: Yeah Right” Song.- All of My Love” Activity Club 2; Photography Club 4. Nickname: Nick” Pet Love: Pitching and the Number II Pet Hate: Grinchiness Saying: Wheel Me” Song: Together Again” by D.W. Student Council Member 1,2,3: Secretary 3; Treasurer 3: Class Treasurer 1,2,4; Class President 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4: Ski Club I, 2.3,4; Activities Club 2,3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4-, Queen's court 3; J. V. Basketball ,- Varsity Basketball 2,3: Softball 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3.4; Cross Country 3-, J.V. Cheerleading 2; Varsity Cheerleading 4, Junior Class Paper 3-, Photography Club 4-, Yearbook Co-editor 4. Nickname: Arv Pet Love: Bud and Mumbo Pet Hate: The morning after one of those nights. Saying. Nothing” Song. The Quiet Room” by Alice Cooper J.V. Baseball 2; Varsity Baseball 3.4; Freshman Basketball I; J.V. Basketball 2.3; Varsity Basketball 4; Varsity Football 3.4. 36 JOHN SUE RO Nick name: ' 'Mary Pet Love: My favorite topic at lunch Pet Hate: fighting” Saying: Let's get something to eat.” Song: There we are” by James Taylor Activities: Student Council Member 1,2,3; Senior Class Editor; President I; Junior Prom Committee 3; Press Club 3,4; Activity Club 2; Ski Club 1,2.3; Queen's Court; French Club I; Yearbook Committee 4. J. V. Cheerleader ,- Varsity Cheerleader 2; Varsity Softball 1.2; Gym Leader 3; Bowling Club I. Nick name. ' 'Ozzie Pet Love.- Washington Redskins Pet Hate. Plymouth Volares Saying: You're a fool, Leonard” Song.- In the Rush” by Rush Activities.- Freshmen Basketball; Track I; J. V. Baseball 2; Cross Country 1.2.3.4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Bowling Club I: Sports Editor 4. Nickname: Deb ” Pet Love: L.J. 5 dimples Pet Hate: Anything to do with M.D. of St. Mary's Saying: So does it look like I care. Song. Babe ” by Styx Activities: Student Council Member I; Queen's Court; Activity Club 2,3.4; Spanish Club h Gym Leader 3,4, J.V. Basketball lf Varsity Basketball 3,4, Softball 3,4; J. V. Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3; Class Ring Committee 2; Color Guard 1.2; Yearbook Committee; Gong Show 2. Nickname: Fro Pet Hate: Not playing any sports my Senior Year Pet Love• Robin Latterell Saying. Gail, want to skip today? Song: Driving Wheel by Fogliat Prom Attendant 3: Varsity Football 3: J.V. Football 1.3: Baseball 1.2.3: Ski Club I: Bowling Club 1.2. Nickname: Joan Pet Love: Soap Operas Pet Hate.- Having no money being woken up Saying: really Song: Stairway to Heavin by Led Zepplin Student Council Member I, Tickets Please 1,3,3: Activity Club 3,4: Prom Committee 3: Bowling Club 1,2: Yearbook 4. Nick name: ' 'Rose Pet Love: Skiing with a good friend Pet Hate: Waiting for mail Saying: Right Song: Theme from The Odd Couple' Activity Club 4: Spanish 1.2: Prom Committee 3: Ski Club 1.2,3,4: Band 1.2.3.4: Queen's Court 3, Gym Leader 4: Volleyball 1.2.3.4: Softball I, Field Hockey I.2.3.4; J.V. Basketball : Varsity Basketball 2.3,4: Newspaper Fditor 3. 37 Mick name: Dawn Pet Love: The taste-Buds Pel Hate: Fort Edward Saying.- Life is a bummer. Song: Time by Pink Floyd Tickets Please Club 3: Activity Club 1. Nickname: May Pet Love: Mew Clothes Pet Hate: Mot Having any money Saying: What are ya doing tonight? Song: Majestic” by Journey Student Council Member Jr. High, 3.3 Press club 3, Ski Club 3, Junior Prom Attendant 3: Spanish Club I; Gym Leader 3 Prom Committee 3: Yearbook Committee 4: Photography Club 4; Bowling Club Jr. High. I. Nickname: Tim Saying: I don't need this aggravation. Pet Love: The Benny Hill Show Pet Hate: Bad Breath Song.- F. E. H. S. Alma Mater Activities: Class President 3, Press Club 3, Spanish Club 3; Video Crew 3,4-, Prom Committee 3, A WARDS: Varsity Football 3,3,4; Jr. Varsity 1,3; Jr. Varsity Basketball 3; Track 1,3,3,4; Yearbook Committee 4; Photography Club 4-, Gong Show Committee 3,4; Intra-murals 4. MARll A V LYN Nickname: Lis Saying: ooooo-La-La!! Pet Love: Poof Wars and Mr. Bill Pet Hate: Ignorant Toads Song: Feel Your Love by Van Halen Activities: Activity Club 1.3.4: Basketball Storekeeper 3.3-. Outstanding Jr. Girl Jr. High. Volleyball I, Field Hockey ; Spanish Club 1.3.3.4; Gym Leader 3,3.4. Nickname.- Gail Saying: I haven't been there in a while Pet Love: CHAS Pet Hate: Going to BOCES everyday Song: Take the Long Way Home Bowling 1.3. Nickname.- Bill Saying: Stop Singing the Whitehall Alma Mater Pet Love: D.J. Pet Hate: Whitehall Alma Mater Song: Yankee Doodle Dandy 39 Nick name: ' 'Spanz ’ ’ Pet Love: Photography Pet Hate: Homework Saying. What cha been up to” Song: ' Pop Muzik” Football 1.2.3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; Spanish Club h Activity Club 2,3; Band 1,2,3; Ski Club 2,3,4. MICH Nickname: Sudsy” Pet Love: Sam and weekends Pet Hate: GeeziTs mouth Saying: ”1 love it when I'm funny.” Song: Babe” by Styx Tickets Please Club 4; Spanish Club I; Junior Prom Committee 3; Photography Club 4. Nickname: Jeff” Pet Love: Being on one wheel Pet Hate: Disco and Sunday drivers Saying: Who Cares?” Song: Pop Muzik” Activity Club 2,3; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; Cross Country 3,4. Nickname: ' Jack ie'' Pet Love: Green Beans Pet Hate: Hub. not appreciating my jokes Saying: ''Excellent'’ Song. If by Bread Press Club 4; Tickets Please Club 2 Activity Club 2.3.4; French Club 1.131 Class Ring Committee 1 Photography 4. Prom Committee 3: J. V. Volleyball 1 Varsity Volleyball 3. Nickname: 'Patty” Pet Love- C.D. Kennison Pet Hate: Cal saying. It takes time Pat ” Saying: Ask me if I care” Song: ”Babe Tickets Please Club 2,3; Activity Club 2; J.V. Volleyball 2. Nickname.- Bon Verd” Pet Love: Scott and My Aunt Gogg’s Pet Hate: Snobbish People Saying. You’re Just Jel” Song: Babe” by Styx J. V. Volleyball 3; Softball 4; Photography 4. Prom Committee 3; Press Club 4. Nickname: Joaquina Pet Love: Catching and the number 1C Pet Hate: Nosey people Saying: Way to go! Song: Together Again by D. W. Student Council 3; Spanish Club I.2.3.4: Activitiy Club 3.4; Ski Club 3; Gym Leader I, Rand 1.2, J.V. Basketball I: Varsity 2,3,4: J.V. Cheerleader 2; Varsity 4: Softball 1,2,3,4: Cross Country 3. Nickname: Albine-Beano Pet Love: Having a great time in doing what I like to do. Pet Hate: B.J. s Bumming Saying: No! Wait, wait!” Song: Good Times Roll Student Council 3: Class Officer Vice-President 1,2; Prom Queen: Ski Club 2.3,4; Activity Club 3; Yearbook Staff; Prom Decorating Committee, J. V. Basketball 2; Varsity 3.4: J. V. Volleyball 1.2; J. V. Cheerleader ,- Varsity 2.3,4. CY JOANNfc 42 Nickname: Julie” Pet Love.- Talking Pet Hate: Being in a hurry Saying- This is hurting” Song: I'm Okay” by Styx Student Council Member 1,2: French Club h Varsity Basketball 3. Nickname: Weaz” Pet Love: Going out on weekends Pet Hate: Peggy's Driving Saying: Hey. you guy si” Song: It Wouldn't Have Made Any Difference” by Todd Rund-gren Press Club 3.4■. Activity Club 2,3.4: Bowling Club 2.3; Photography Club 4; Volleyball. Freshman. J.V. 2.3.4: Gym Leader 3.4: Prom Committee 3; Yearbook Committee 4. 43 WELL NEVER FORGET Ozzie getting kidnapped by the Lansing-burgh Girls' Cross Country Team. Kathy Longden's psyche-up meal. The Chris Stipano forecast. Our climb up Mount Everest. not Prospect Mountain. Mount Everest! Paul’s car going for a ride by itself during English Class. Mr. K's English class. Our Senior Gong Show and the problems with the electricity. The Heads' upset victory over the Zeroes. Shelley's great winter skiing stunts at David's camp. Mary Nichols' Ministry and the Reverend , Chris Monty Calvert Stipano. The day Pat Varney skipped B.O.C.E.S. AND GOT CAUGHT. Mr. Adams' homework everyday. Colleen and Rosemarie's Aerobic dancing. The Peanut Butter and Jelly Act in the gong show. The Iceman going cold. Lewzism (HJO is the essence of life. Judy and Harold winning third prize in the W. W.S.C. Disco Contest. Lori and her Jog WILD RIGHT Our Great Day At The Civic Center. The Whitehall Alma-Mater. The Canal, the Spot, and Lemon Hill”. The third floor girls' room. The school raid. All our great teachers and advisors. Colleen putting her foot through Rhonda's wall. The time Colleen and Joan got caught trying to skip BOCES. Our four great years at F.E.H.S. Debbie's running start straight through a screen door. Linda. Peggy and Cathy’s big bang at Dun-kin Donuts. Becky Eldridge eating all the choc, off her Reese's first and then showing Joan the peanut butter. CAN YOU IMAGINE Mr. Adams not giving homework. The Bus. law class of 1980-the future lawyers of Fort Edward. Rhonda's car not breaking down. Discovering the Meaning of Life in Humanities class. Dave McDougall thinking he's wrong. Tim, Tom, and Mark not being together. Mr. K. not saying Read it Again . Jeanne shutting up for 5 minutes in English class. Business Law without a fight. Al saying something nice to Mary R. All the Senior girls talking to each other. Steve H. not falling asleep during English. The Forts having a winning season. Arv not visiting the girls room. Kathy eating an ant. Nancy without something to say. Rich and BJ being in English two days in a row. Wendy in school for a whole week. Becky without her Rocky . Nutter not discoing. Ozzie not fighting with Len. Laura not telling Harold to shut up. Harold not bothering somebody. Joan and Becky not sitting on the stairs. Brodie shaving two days in a row. Rodge not calling Colleen Cow . Shelley not stating her point of view. Linda going to gym class. John J. and Dawn S. not being shy. Peggy getting a joke the first time around. Gail and Adah not talking at the phone booth. Julie Wilson without a temper. A Jilly Bean Syl, Bill, and Gail going to BOCES all in one week. Mr. Kilrain not saying go jump and you creep . Cathy W. being 6 feet tall. Meeting a yearbook deadline. Lisa and Julie being on time for English. Mary B. Coming back from lunch without a smile. All the things we really wanted to print. F.E.H.S. without the class of '80. A CLASSES ACT I: FRESHMEN Mr. Walling ROOM 13 Row I: J. Carpenter. M. Cheeney. L. Cook, J. Etu, E. Caputo. Row 1 K. Etu. R. Corriveau. K. Daly. S. Conlon. S. Evans, B. Barrett Row 3: J. Culligan, J. Baldwin. C. Contiello. D. Burch, W. Collins. W. Cutler Row 4: N. Bates, T. Brown, A. Cook. S. Davidson. Absent: C. Brown. W. Burke. A. Caputo, M. Etu Mr. Bunn Room 24 Row I: J. Guay, A. MacDuff, M. Laramie, K. Fleury, D. Gray, L. Grant, Row 2: P. Nochols, J. Newell, L. McCrea, D. Fleming, K. Fancy, P. Faulhaber, 5. Faulhaber Row 3: J. Fischer, J. Guay, M. Hervieux, E. Hayes. R. Grover. B. McCarty. J. Me Doug all. Row 4. P. Mercier. D. Miller. M. Marlow. P. Jun-julas, D. Gannon Absent: E. Kenna President Sandy Conlon Vice-President Jill Newell Treasurer Michelle Laramie Secretary Jean Carpenter Mr. Broderick Room Row I: J. Varney. D. Ramsey. T. Simmons. D. Williams. M. Traver. E. Ra-bine Row 2: L. Suddard, K. Vadnais. A. Phillips. A. Russell. D. Suddard Row 3: T. Terrio. R. Trainer, R. Robinson. R. Phillips. K. Vaughn. Row 4: P. Ro-sati, J. Tracy. J. Snow. R. Stimpson. M. Williams Absent: J. Periard. R. Russo, C. Sherrange. M. Trackey. M. Volpe. K. Weatherwax 51 Mrs. Rutledge Room 20 Row .■ D. Collier. K. Carpenter. K. Colvin. C. Abare. P. Brockway. Row 2.- R. Bradley. N. Buckley, J. Bartlett. G. D'Angelico. D. AnibalRow 3: A. Cimo. P Duval. F. Colvin. J. Collins, J. Cicero Absent: D. Barrett. J. Cantiello. J. Cantiello. A. Colvin, D. Cronkhite. P. Durrin ACT II: SOPHOMORES Cllass Officers President Kevin Stimpson Vice-President Mary Ann Haley Treasurer Maria LaSarso Secretary Dan McNutt Mr. Smith Room 21 Row I: C. Harpp, A. Gregory P. Ogden. D. McNutt. Row 2: D. Etu. C. Eastman. M. LaSarso. M. Haley. J. J. King. Row 3: A. Hayward. M. Grover, G. Hay, J. Mingo. J. Godfrey, Absent: G. Evans. J. Gito. E. Gregory. J. Gauy. E. Haley. D. Hammond, M. Jones. P. MacDuff. E. Gregory. J. Gauy, E. Haley. D. Hammond, M. Jones, P. Mac-Duff. E. Matt. W. McMurray Mr. O'Brien Room23 Row I: L. Trombley. K. Ramsey, K. Ryan. D. Wiegand, N. Ross. Row 2: J. Varney, S. Rumph, T. Shippee. E. Taylor. T. Taylor. Row 3: F. Smith. D. Trombley. K. Stimpson, J. Shaw. T. Roberts, M. Quigley. Absent: L. Ra-bine. T. Shaff, R. Sherrange, R. Snow. T. A train. W. Taylor, J. Traver. C. Vadnais 53 Row I: P. Lheeney. B. Bailey, J. Bickford. J. Daly. S. Baldwin Row 1 M. Curtis. B. Brunei , D. Cusick. T. Buckley Row 3, R. Dusenbury. T. Conlon. M. Altizio. J. Donahue. J. Dorsey, R. Baldwin. Absent: B. Archambault. T. Baldwin. K. Burch. G. Burke Mr. Salem Room 33 Row I: J. Gorham, T. Laramie, C. Gitto, L. Heil, Row 2: J. Lewza, C. Etu, A. Lemery, B. Godfrey, K. Longden. L. Etu Row 3: A. Esperti, S. Fisher, J. Hurlburt. D. Knickerbocker, J. Lawrence Absent: M. Duval, K. Fisher, P. Goodspeed Row . J. Odgen. A. Naylor, N. Naylor, Row 2: L. Walsh, L. Plude. S. Maziejka, C. Tidd. C. Traver, D. Varney, J. Stimpson Row 3: B. Sheehan, L. Montello, W. Phillips, R. Marlow, D. Weigand, W. Rabine Absent. D. Miles, B. Mylott, D. Roberts, W. Taylor. A. Tidd 55 F.E.H.S. CAST AT WORK AND PLAY 57 JUNIOR HIGH GRADE 8 Mr. Clark Row I: R. Clark. M. Carpenter. D. Blackmer Row 2: K. Carpenter. T. Blake. M. Bern is. B. Bardin. T. Colvin. C. Bennett. D. Billings Row 3: M. Barrett. C. Bailey. P. Carpenter. R. A bare. G. Bentley. J. Cook. J. Collins. H. Abare. J. Archambault Row I: $. Gillis. J. Maziejka, M. Haley. A. McMurry Row 2: F. D‘Angelico. N. Gannon. L. Gray. L. Flores. L. Lawrence. E. Donahue. J. Hotmer Row 3: M. Hernandez. K. Dickenson. D. Godfrey, J. D'Angelico, G. McNutt. B. Ernst, G. Hungerford. E. Goodspeed. R. Hart Mr. Durkee Mr. Ross Row I: M. Odgen. W. Rea. J. Salerno, J. Sherrange. L. Taylor, S. Taylor Row 2: H. Rosati, K. Stimpson. J. Savasta. J. Nichols. R. St. John. K. Pelky. P. Montello Row 3: S. Palmer. R. Murray. J. Pelky. A. Russell. D. Smith. M. Stipano. W. Varney. F. Williams 60 Row I- R. Baldwin. M. Brock way. W. Billings. C. Con on. R. Archambault. S. Carpenter. Row 2: L. Bailey. $. Daly. K. Colvin. J. Brown. 5. Blake. P. Colvin. M. D Angelico Row 3: D. Buckley. M. Dunn. R. Colvin. W. Abare. J. Cook. D. Doroski. M. Benware. G. Bennett. M. Bartlett GRADE 7 Mr. J. J. Toomey Miss Leonard Row I: D. Hungerford. H. Haley. S. Hunt. E. Euber. J. Lyng. L. Locke. A. Gorham Row 2: J. Hunt. T. Montello. R. Mercier. W. Galley. C. Flexon. T. Gifford. L. Grover. D. Lackey. T. Etu Row I: J. Varney. E. Morency, E. Ryan. T. Tyler. Row 2: K. Trainor, K. Williams. K. Surprenant. A. Tracy. C. Suddard. D. Pecure. Row 3: D. Ross. J. Osgood. L. Walsh. I. St. John. B. Witherell. C. Riley. Y. Riley. J. Ramsey Mr. J. P. Toomey 61 GRADE 6 Mrs. Grow Row I: T. Brown. P. Brock way. S. Collins. S. Alheim Row 2: J. Colvin. M. Bennett. M. Copeland. M. Bates. M. Bennett. J. Colvin. P. Ben ware. Row 3.- W. Cheeney, T. Brock way. A. Clark. S. Beale. J. Boucher. S. Caputo. R. Abare. K. Currie. N. Hash Row I: D. LeMay. J. Dunn. M. Hart. B. Legault. M. Judson Row 2: A. Godfrey. T. Hunt. K. Graham. L. Gailey. J. Hammond. A. Git to. F. Gordon Row 3.- B. Fitchner. J. Gate hell, M. LaSarso. C. Junjulas, S. Du four. P. Hernandez. T. Lemery. S. Hunt. B. Lyng. M. McDonald Mr. Leitch Mrs. Etu Row I. W. Winchell. T. Roberts. S. Wright, W. Plisco Row 2-. D. Rabine, J. Osgood, K. Nichols, K. Van Aernam. L. Taylor. D. Varney. R. Monahan, Row 3: D. Taylor. R. Monahan, L. Russo. D. Wright. M. Phillips. R. Rosati. C. Schaff. K. Trombley 62 BACKSTAGE A T THE MIDDLE SCHOOL ORGANIZATIONS O V____________________________________ Although the Activities Club was started only a few years ago. it has been a success from the very start. In addition to its many trips, it has also sponsored numerous events ranging from dances to rollerskating. Members of the Activities Club have also held several sales in order to raise money for their trips to New York City, which have been the high points of the Activities Club excursions over the years. G 12 7 SEC Row SEAT GOOD ONLY r SUN. 5:30 P.M. J A 0) JUNE O - GLENS FALLS Civic CENTER £5.00 NO ftEFUNOS OR EXCHANGES TICKETS PLEASE EL CLUB ESPANOL Over the years the Spanish Club has become one of the most popular organizations in our school. In addition to sponsoring dances and holding meetings, it has seen La Tuna and also has eaten at Mexican Restaurants. The highlight of every year for the club, however, is its annual Christmas party. This event is held by the advisor, Mrs. Hardick, who each year opens her home and devotes her time to holding this fiesta . In preparation, each member cooks a Spanish dish while the senior members build a special pinata. Trophies are awarded for 1st, 2nd and 3rd places in the annual ping-pong tournament and, in general, a good time is had by all. We just hope these traditions of the club are continued in the future, so that many more people will have a chance to enjoy the experience and Mrs. Hardick s company. 69 70 71 NA TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL 74 76 77 CLASS PROPHECY JUNE - 1990 The Class of 1980 recently held its tenth reunion in the reception room of the newly opened Fort Edward Country Club. All members were able to attend. The affair was coordinated by MARY ROBERTS, chairwoman of the FEHS Alumni Association and winner of the 1990 Mother of the Year” award. Interior design for the club was done by JILL BARTLETT, a famous interior decorator. and landscaping was designed by PAUL HENDRICKS, who runs his own landscaping business. The hall was decorated with lovely flower arrangements done by DA WN SA VILLE, who fulfilled her dream of becoming a florist. LINDA MERCIER. who owns her own bakery, provided cake and baked goods for the party. Entertainment included the dynamic comedy-dance duo Bonnie-Jean, formed by our own BONNIE VERDAASDONK and JEANNE CARPENTER; and music was provided by MARK LEWZA'S recently revived band. Joining Mark were his former band members: TOM LaSARSO. who took time off from his Olympic training as a runner, and TIM SHEEHAN, who took time off from his busy schedule as an insurance agent for Sheehan Agency, Inc. Some more of our class members have made it big in the field of technology. DEBBIE ROBINSON is an industrialist lab technician for Scott Paper; LISA SHORTSLEEVES is the chairwoman for NASA S new Rocket ; and MARY NICHOLS and DA VID McDOUGALL flew in from Brazil where they are doing a computer science project for the United States government project Save Those Coffee Beans”. Others in the scientific field are JACKIE TRAVER. a physical therapist, ROSEMARIE SANDORA. a pharmacist who runs her own drug store; SHELLEY HERVIEUX. a clinical psychologist; and JEFF TIDD, a mortician who opened his own funeral home. Flying in from Los Angeles were RHONDA HOARD, a successful lawyer, and HAROLD HAZZARD the best detective in the LA police force. Along the way. they picked up JUDY CORRIVEAU, who is a math teacher at Harvard. BECKY CARTER now owns and operates her own ranch, where LYNNE IVES and LAURIE SUDDARD work. PEGGY MERCIER and CATHY WINCHELL have their own driving school. Others doing well in their own businesses are BILL SIMMONS and SCOTT BROWN, who have their own welding shops. Would you believe that we even have classmates making it in sports? JEFF OSGOOD is winning medals galore in cross country events; SYL RABINE and BRODIE ETU are pro basketball players; and BECKY ELDRIDGE is an Olympic boxing referee. Best of all, though, are our classmates holding down the fort at FEHS: KA THY LONGDEN and COLLEEN GRAY took over the business office; PAT VARNEY is the cafeteria dietician; LEN DURHAM took over Mr. Roger's job; GAIL SIMMONS and DICK DURRIN teach at BOCES: JACOUIE VERDAASDONK teaches high school gym while MARY HUBBARD teaches middle school gym: JEFF ETU coaches basketball; JOHN JORDAN is a driver education teacher. LAURA CORLEW teaches in the elementary school; JOAN ROSE is the main office secretary; RICH DONAHUE, DA VE McNUTT and B.J. DA VIDSON serve on the school board; and believe it or not, the new high school principal is, ARV O'CONNEL. Coming in from the Big Apple were: JINE SHA W, a secretary; CHRIS STIPANO, a photographer; and NANCY WILLIAMS, the author of the soon to be published novel Speak Up For What You Believe In . Still remaining in FE are LORI ETU. a penniless pizza maker; STEVE HAZZARD. a bartender at Ken's; and JULIE WILISON, a McDonald’s manager. Also attending were WENDY CIMO, star of Saturday Night Post-Mortem and her accountant MARY BALDWIN. A good time was had by all and plans were made for the year 2000. MEMORIES V STAR KINGS COURT QUEENS COURT SYL RABINE NANCY WILLIAMS Arv O’Connell Jill Bartlett Tom LaSarso Rose Sandora Steve Hazzard Jine Shaw Bryan Etu Mary Roberts Paul Hendricks Debbie Robinson Mark Lewza Mary Nichols Last Years King and Queen ■ Mike Esperti and Diane Heil. Crown Bearers Harold Simmons and Mary Anne Sheehan. Ha 11 owebij iWct '79 84 KISS AND TELL by F. Hugh Herbert CAST OF CHARACTERS Diane Heil .................. Theresa Sheenhan Corliss Archer Vicki Maziejka Janet Archer Matt Traver Mildred Pringle Mike Esperti Harry Archer Ann King ..................................................................... Lieut. Lenny Archer Mark Carpenter Louise Dan McNutt Dexter Franklin Carl Bates ........................................................................ Raymond Franklin Mary Taylor r' Willard; Uncle George Tom Konopka Mary Franklin P.J. Gray Bill Franklin Jeff Gorham Robert Pringle Maryann Cimo Private Earhart .................................................Dorothy Pringle Stage Manager - Carolyn Corriveau Proptor - Sue Tidd Art - Ed Wood and Katie Collier ADVISORS - MR. D. BUNN AND MR. J. KILRAIN 89 ’SO LAST WILL 5 TESTAMENT M. BALDWIN wills her ability to stay with one guy for more than a week to her sister Sherry. J. BARTLETT wills her ability to be a human bean to Jill Traver. A. BROWN wills her ability to be free to Gail Simmons and Charlie Byrnes. S. BROWN wills his ability to pick winners in football pools to Mr. Kilrain and his two brothers. J. CARPENTER wills her ability to drive the Bootmobile to her brother Patrick. R. CARTER wills her cooking ability to Bubs. L. cORLEW wills her ability to get through her Senior year to Joan and June. J. CORRIVEAU wills her ability to be short and happy to shrubs and Trees . R. DONAHUE wills his attitude toward school to Joe Gides. hoping that two negatives will make a positive. R. DURRIN wills his skipping ability to anyone who needs it. R. ELDRIDGE wills her 3-colored. 1 handled, family Gradonza to anyone fool enough to want to know what it is. B. ETU wills his ability to have grand finales at the end of every party to Joe Donahue. J. ETU wills his coaching and playing ability to Mr. Trainor and Nanette Ross. L. ETU wills her school of poise and elegance to Red and Mar Curt who need all the help they can get. H. HAZZARD wills his ability to be different and his bottle of vitamin E to John Godfrey. S. HAZZARD wills his Chipmunk Christmas Album to Brian Sheehan. P. HENDRICKS wills his ability to stay up lat to John and Cliff. S. HERVIEUX wills all her good Truth or Dare questions to Danny McNutt. R. HOARD wills her pet love for jelly doughnuts to Antoinette Tidd. M. HUBBARD wills her ability to ask questions and go crazy to Karen Etu and the Junior class. L. IVES wills her ice skating ability to Dawn Saville. J. JORDAN wills his excellent driving abilities to Julie P. and Jeff E. D. KNICKERBOCKER wills the force ideas to his sister Donna and brother Scott. T. LASARSO wills his basketball ability, his car and Dunkin' Donuts to Brian Sheehan. M. LE WZA wills his spot remover to Brain Sheehan. K. LONGDEN wills her peanut butter and jelly act to anyone brave enough to use it in a gong show. W LAST WILL S TESTAMENT D. MCDOUGALL will his ability to do as little homework as possible and not feel guilty about it to any Junior who thinks he deserves it. L. MERCIER wills her ability to have good times and good parties to her brother Paul. P. MERCIER wills her ability to figure out jokes all by herself to her brother Paul. M. NICHOLS will her looks now, as compared to the past, to Joe Donahue. A. O'CONNEL wills his ability to write wills to anyone who needs it. J. OSGOOD wills all of his Cross Country medals to Steve Hazzard and Tom LaSarso. S. RABINE wills his ability not to go to B.O.C.E.S. to whoever wants it. M. ROBERTS wills her tent to anyone who thinks they might be going camping in the near future. D. ROBINSON wills her height to Kim Carpenter who needs it for basketball. J. ROSE wills her ability not to go home prom weekend to anyone who needs the time away from home. R. SANDORA wills her ability to sit calmly while Theresa Buckley is driving on Saturday night to Antoinette Tidd. D. SAVILLE wills her MS Ms to Kim Burch. J. SHA W wills her ability ... to her sister April. T. SHEEHAN wills his Gym locker 303 to his brother Brian, if he can stand the smell. L. SHORTSLEEVES wills her ability to run a convent to her penoints and Mar Curt. B. SIMMONS wills his penmanship to Mr. O'Brien. G. SIMMONS wills her arguing with Mr. Smith to her sister. Tobie. first row. third seat by the window. C. STIPANO wills his ability to jump more than 6 inches off the floor to the Tree. L. SUDDARD wills her ability to be funny to her sister Lisa, who needs it. J. TIDD wills his ability to have 3 years of open campus to Mikey (Gill Boy) Flores. J. TRA VER will her ability to do aerobics to Robin Bradley. P. VARNEY wills her ability to stay out of trouble to her brother Billy and sister Donna. B. VERDAASDONK wills her ability to make it through history classes to her sister Lisa. J. VERDAASDONK wills her ability to be in a good mood in the morning to Baby Nichols N. WILLIAMS wills her ability to have a great time and still make it through high school to Dooders £ Cat . J. WILSON wills her driving abilities to Arlene Lemery, who needs them. OPEN LETTER FROM THE STAFF AND ADVISORS OF THE mo SIREN This page was planned to be dedicated to the seniors who have received any special honors. This could be a scholarship or involvement in any activity of an academic nature. We regret, however, that at the time of our last yearbook deadline, the recipients of these honors had not all been chosen. Therefore, we were unable to obtain enough information to include a picture and a list of those who should be mentioned in this area. We would like to use this space, however, to congratulate those special students. They have shown hard work and dedication in achieving academic excellence, in all its aspects, over the course of their high school years. We know they will continue to achieve in the world at large. We hope that their example is followed by other students in the years to come. Below is a list of the awards given at the end of the year. Regent’s Scholarship FATE Scholarship Lion's Club award Valedictorian award Saluditorian award Idle Hour Scholarship F.E. Alumni Association F.E. Pharmacy award Civic League award American Legion Auxilary award Veteran of War Auxilary award PAR Citizen awards Republican Woman's Committee William A. Sanderspree award Perfect Attendence awards School Shop awards Bausch £ Lomb award Boy’s State 92 ATHLETICS COACHES CAPTAINS BROWNIE JOHN LEWZ HAZZ SENIOR MSUPER STARS . '« if Fielding a young and inexperienced team, the Forts played each game with enthusiasm and desire. Even though the squad posted a dismal - 7 record and had only 10 Seniors, they played determined football all season. The Junior Varsity recorded a 41-1 mark, beating Schuylerville, Salem, Stillwater, and Whitehall. The future at F. E. H. S. looks promising. THE ACTION IS MOTION CROSS COUNTRY Running with six Seniors, Coach Bunn's Harriers ran to a 3-3 conference record and 7-5 overall. The Forts suffered some injuries along the way but held together and were consistent in every meet. Jeff Tidd also set a school record by one second against Argyle. In the Conference meet, The Forts placed fourth with Jeff Tidd finishing 7th, Jeff Osgood 8th, Tom LaSarso 18th, Mike Flores 23rd and Dave McNutt 33rd. MAGIC MOMENTS 99 F I E L D The Team Playing in the Adirondack League, the hockey team set a 1-8 record, beating Warrensburg 1-0 for its only victory. Regardless of the outcome of the other games, the team, under the new girl’s athletic coach. Miss Leonard, displayed determination and enthusiasm. Playing a defensive game throughout the season, the girls showed teamwork and sportsmanship. Overall. Coach Leonard feels that the team is young but working with their fundamentals and full potential. The future looks very promising. H O C K E Y Our Coach Hub Rhonda Rose Judy 100 GIRLS’ HOCKEY MARK TOM BRODIE JEFF' — =s i CHRIS s E COACH TRAINOR with Co-Captains Jeff 6 Brodie VARSITY BASKETBALL The Flying Forts under the direction of the new coach, Dan Trainor. got off to a surprising start, but the tables turned as the squad could not put it together. The Forts won four of their first five and then dropped thirteen of their last fourteen to finish 5-14 overall and 2-7 in the conference. While playing against taller teams, the Forts proved that they could compete with schools much larger. The return of some starters and some Junior Varsity talent could turn the Flying Forts into a contender for the conference title. •Schuylerville FE 30-28 Fort Ann 33-45 •Granville 52-45 Johnsburg 60-52 •Fort Ann 67-57 •St. Mary's (GF) 50-60 Argyle 53-63 •Corinth 51-63 Luzerne 58-73 •St Mary's (HF) 23-60 •Schuylerville FE 43-51 •Whitehall 68-71 •Granville 64-53 Argyle 51-54 •St Mary’s (GF) 47-51 •Corinth 65-91 Luzerne 41-59 •St Mary's (HF) 41-56 Johnsburg 51-54 - League games - Overtime 10} FORTS INVADE ARGYLE JUNIOR VARSITY The Junior Forts, under new coach Murray Broderick, posted a 5-4 conference record but the squad ran into some tough non-league games to finish 8-U overall. The Forts lacked height, but with experience and quickness the squad played with determination and desire all season. Schuylerville FE 3060 Fort Ann 47-39 Granville 59-45 Johnsburg 42-40 Fort Ann 54-55 'St. Mary's (GF) 5052 Argyle 22-40 Corinth 48-45 Luzerne 7075 'St. Mary’s (HF) 53-68 FE Schuylerville 39-62 Whitehall 40-45 Granville 63-59 Argyle 41-61 'St. Mary's (GF) 41-60 'Corinth 58-51 Luzerne 75-71 'St. Mary's (HF) 58-53 Johnsburg 58-60 - League Games f x n M , .vj w ix i 3 FRESHMEN BASKETBALL Coach Bill Leitch, working with inexperienced Freshmen posted a 2-6 record. The squad played tough and showed good sportsmanship in winning or losing. However, the Forts gained knowledge on the court and some experience which will help them in the future. 108 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL EIGHTH GRADE Coach Toomey's Junior High teams had another successful season this year. The eighth grade team recorded 4 wins against 3 losses for a winning season. The seventh grade went undefeated at 7-0 including non-league wins over Saratoga and Argyle. It was the third straight year that Coach Toomey guided his seventh grade team ton Northern Conference title. SEVENTH GRADE NORTHERN CONFERENCt CHAMPS 109 BASKETBALL VARSITY Both teams entered the Northern Conference with a lot of determination and enthusiasm. After winning the first few games, the Varsity began to weaken but by improving their knowledge and aggressiveness, they had the best showing ever with a 4-6 record. By doing this, they placed third in the Conference and have a possibility for the Section 2 tournament. The J. V. s had a good season with a 6-2 mark. Because they displayed hardwork and the team effort, Coach Durkee was satisfied with the maturity and improvements in the girls' progress. Next year, he feels that the season should be good for the Forts with six veterans and a good JV squad moving up. SUPER HOOPERS What a defense ' 'Getting Who's going to get the ball? away! in VOLLEYBALL Playing in the Northern Conference, the Varsity set a 6-4 record while the J. V. set a 9-1 record. This respresents the best record for the Forts. In all of the matches, whether the team won or lost, they displayed maturity and knowledge of the game. Both squads expressed enthusiasm, desire, and most of teamwork”. Using their fundamentals, the Varsity qualified for the Sectionals which was an experience that each member will not forget. Coach Leonard was very impressed with the teams' determination, hard work, and success. Playing with a young but experienced team, the future looks good at Ford Edward Fhgh. 112 Co-Captains, Debbie and Diane Co-Captains, Buck and Rose Our helpers. Beth. Joanne, and Kathy. Good Job Where’s the volleyball? 'Here it comes!' 'I’m psyched! 'Here’s one. try and get iti ACTION AT ITS BEST . . . VARSITY BASEBALL The Forts started the season off with a victory over their opponent Whitehall 0-1. As the season progressed the Forts found their trouble on the diamond. The last game of the season the Forts defeated SMA in a 11-10 thrilling game. The Forts record was 2-8. J.V.’S - M'.tSi « r ♦ $ Well, come on. Jacquie's spot The Big six Our Team The softball team competed in the Northern Conference League, which had more teams than last year, and wound up with a 3-7 record. Playing on the McIntyre Field, the team, under coach Phillips, displayed ardor and desire. AH in all. Miss Phillips stressed the fundamentals of the game as well as teamwork and sportsmanship of each member-with these key points expressed in each individual. The future for the girls' softball team looks very successful. Whoa, stop will ya? 116 HIT ”Don’t give up. Just a hop. skip and jump away ”Look coach. I caught it I Lower the sun. will ya?” ’’Will I make it?” ”lt feels so good to score I” ”1 don’t believe It I” ’’Come on Mar. pitch it in there.” ”Look at the scorel” R U N A N D SCORE The 1979 season was a great year as they posted an undefeated record in the Northern Conference. The Forts clinched the Northern Conference by defeating Whitehall. Corinth, and Granville. The Forts demonstrated a powerhouse of a team for a small school. The 1980 season looks promising for the Forts. 118 Steve Tim and Harold 122 A ADVERTISING 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. Best Wishes From STEVE’S BARBER SHOP Pat Fitzsimmons - Proprietor MEATS BEST WISHES FROM SAVAGE'S SUPER-ETTE Home Of Quality Foods Phone 747-5311 145 BROADWAY FORT EDWARD, N.Y. IP IT S COOP FOOD YOU WANT THE OLD FORT RESTAURANT 185 Broadway Fort Edward, NY Congratulations From Wimpy 148 Broadway Fort Edward 124 By ■■■■- 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 From JEAN’S BEAUTY SALON Jean Hoskins-Prop. Phone 747-0990 140 Broadway Fort Edward 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 . 125 Jhr Srk wlrwBr B FORT EDWARD PHARMACY Tim And Seta Smith ■ Registered Pharmacists 163 Broadway Fort Edward, NY 126 Best Wishes To The Graduates Of Fort Edward High School From SANDY HILL 127 S SPALLET COMPANY Pallets And Skids John Smythe - Owner 30 East Street Fort Edward, N.Y. ( L fludt tfooci MASSIE’S GRILL RESTAURANT Family Dining in a Friendly Atmosphere AMERICAN AND ITALIAN FOOD 69 Main Street South Glens Falls, N. Y. H - r'7 V Compliments From | VAN ARNEM’S RESTAURANT l_l Lower Main St. , MU Hudson Falls dj TOOMEY’S LIQUOR Congratulations To The Class Of ■'1980 From Ed And -rk By Congratulations To The Graduating Class From SOUTH END MARKET Congratulations To The Graduating Class From % SALERNO’S X' BEAUTY SHOP Rosemary Salerno-Proprietor Phone 747-5537 27 Baldwin Ave. Fort Edward YOUR TROUBLES CtT DOTY's V SERVICE STATION FORT EDWARD NEW YORK Best Wishes From REPEAT PERFORMANCE To The Class Of 1980 Best Wishes From — A FALL LINE SP7 SHOP 5lr Equipment-Tennis-Bicycles-Camping-Canoes-Backpacking-Sportswear 8 Fashions-Kayaks Quaker Road Glens Falls GOOD FOOD 0NgM°RE Best Wishes From Charles And Joan Edgerly Proprietors 13 East Street Fort Edward, NY Compliments Of THE MANHATTAN BAR Fort Edward New York Compliments Of REED’S GRILL Fred And Marion Reed Proprietors 11 East St. Fort Edward 129 Best Wishes From The VILLAGE NEWSROOM Don Sitterly Proprietor Books Candy Gifts Film Cards pmMk Film Developing Newspapers Knick Knacks Magazines Dry Cleaning Phone 747-5087 142 Broadway Fort Edward, NY Best Wishes To The Class Of 1980 From HOLLISTER’S PLUMBING AND HEATING CORPORATION COMMERCIAL — INDUSTRIAL INSTALLATIONS Phone 747-2579 131 River Street Hudson Falls, N.Y. 130 Best Wishes To The Seniors At Fort Edward FUgh Class Of mo From ANVIL INN BIENVENIDOS (-Welcome-) To Visit A Bit Of OLD SPAIN In The Only Truly Spanish Home In This Area - All Items From Spain Makes It INTERESTING ENTERTAINING EDUCATIONAL Located in the heart of Fort Edward, N.Y. at 24 Baldwin 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 ESCUDO DE ESPAnA 131 S’ 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 132 BT MAC’S BAR Don And Marillyn Doty Proprietors 14 Eddy Street Fort Edward IS CHUCKIE’S BARBER SHOP Nicholas Cantiello Proprietor Charles Of East Street 15 East St. Fort Edward, NY 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, NY 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 10fW� free checking account for 1 year to save you money Second, a How to Manage Your Money booklet - to help you plan ahead Stop tn 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 First National A good bank A good neighbor First National Bank ot Glens Falls. Offices in: Bolton Landing Hudson Falls, Kingsbury. Lake George. Queensbury. Salem. South Glens Falls, and Warrensburg Glens Falls. Granville. Greenwich. Member FDIC i r Congratulations To The Seniors Of Fort Edward High School Class Of 1980 From PEPSICOLA PEPSI-COLA GLENS FALLS BOTTLING CORPORATION Have A Pepsi Day Glens Falls New York Congratulations To The Seniors Of 1980 WEDDING CAKES ROLLS BREAD BIRTHDAY CAKES PIES 72 DONUTS (ALL KINDS) GRADUATION CAKES fit 43 MAIN STREET Telephone 747-6312 HUDSON FALLS. N Y. 134 announcements, yearbooks, and cCipComas John O'Donnell - Representative Best Wishes To The Class Of SO COUNTRY KNOLLS BEAUTY SALON Entrance of King Edward Knolls. Argyle Road LINDA MILES OWNER-OPERATOR FOR T ED WARD. N. Y. 12828 Congratulation To The Seniors 80 Of Fort Edward High School THE FORT EDWARD POLICE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIA TION Ptl. Mitchell Suprenant. President Ptl. Jon Roberts Sgt. Joseph Trombley Ptl. Thomas Costanzo Ptl. Timothy Morency Veronica Benware, Treasurer Fort Edward New York Congratulations To The Class Of 80 From THOMAS E. MERCURE Attorney At Law 4i 135 Tim Sheehan jack Sheehan Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class Of 1980” From The Staff Of SHEEHAN AGENCY, INC. Insurance 136 Broadway Real Estate Complete Insurance Needs 1928 — 1979 Over Fifty Years Of Service Phone — 747-3314 Fort Edward, N.Y. 136 Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Seniors Of Fort Edward High School, Class Of '1980' From The Members Of THE FORT EDWARD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Fort Edward New York 137 t C «Cf� % LEWIS SUPER MARKET 28 BURGOYNE AVENUE o 0 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 138 Br Best Of Luck To The Class Of 1980 From MIKE AND MARY DOBROSKI BROADWAY COIN-OP LAUNDRY 268 Broadway Fort Edward, NY THE CORNER MARKET Congratulations To The Class Of 80 From Jack And Frances Osgood Proprietors Phone 747-3414 18 McCrea St. Ft. Ed.. N. Y. Compliments Of KEN’S GRILL 106 Broadway Ray Flazzard And Eugene Durham Proprietors Fort Edward, N. Y. fit 139 cunye CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS FROM YANKEE DOODLE LOUNGE DAVID AND JOAN McKINNEY-PROPRIETORS 180 MAIN STREET HUDSON FALLS, N.Y. Best Wishes Class Congratulations To The Class Of 90 From Of 80 From THE O’SICKS MR. ROBERT J. BOWE [MobllJ UPTOWN TTf GROCERY Mobile Heating Oil kj Fort Edward New York � 62 McCrea St. Fort Edward Compliments Of CORLEW’S APPLIANCE 24 Boulevard Glens Falls Mew York Bti p PAPER PRODUCTS - JANITORIAL SgPPLIES PAPER PAPER SPECIALISTS 170 MAPLE STREET GLENS FALLS. N Y. 12001 AREA CODE 510 792-0949 Congratulations To The Class Of 80 BOWE WINES AND LIQUORS 1-151 Broadway Fort Edward, NY 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 Upper Main St. PHONE 747-4182 Hudson Falls, N.Y. Good Luck Seniors From NEWTON AND HILL CORPORATION Wholesale Retail Electric Equipment And Supplies 182 Broadway Fort Edward 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. 49 141 BEST WISHES TO SENIORS MANDY’S . _ PIZZA FIZ2A AND SUBMARINES Try Our Homemade Rolls. Phone 747-0911 Burgovne Ave. Hudson Falls PATTY CAKE PASTRY SHOP Linda Bo Young Proprietors Phone 747-0296 72 Main St. Hudson Falls, N.Y. 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. Best Wishes To The Seniors From Congratulations To The Class Of SO PENDER LAWRENCE £ CORBETT, lowlii JR. Hudson Falls With Everything In Fashions As New As Tomorrow Attorney At Law 70 Burgoyne Ave. Fort Edward, NY A W 142 Cathy And Debbie Visit With Mr. Miles At The Bank Best Wishes To The Graduating Class Of 1980 From FORT EDWARD BRANCH OF THE GLENS FALLS NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY The Complete Bank Fort Edward Each depositor insured to $40,000 FCHC FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION New York 143 TJI Congratulations To The Class Of 1980 From A FRIEND fi is Corm Telept 30 Se Congratulations To The Senior Class From THE § FORT EDWARD LUMBER § SUPPLY . INC. And See Us For Your Building Needs tone 747-5276 or 747-7244 ninary St. Ft. Edward, N.Y. Compliments Of THE LAST CHANCE SALOON 69 East St. Fort Edward N. Y. Compliments i Compliments Of Of The ELLSWORTH Arrangement M fj ICE CREAM Shoppe From INC | Sherry Martha 120 Division St. Saratoga, NY Compliments Of LAKE GEORGE PRODUCE COMPANY Fresh Fruits Eggs Vegetables Phone 792-2181 Frozen Foods 222 Maple St. Glens Falls. NY 144 r Congratulations To The Graduating Class From ABC EQUIPMENT AND REFRIGERATION COMPANY, INC 28-30 Elm Street Glens Falls. N.Y. 174 Glen St. 792-4422 RUSSELL WAIT Stationers Since 1904 New York 12801 Phone Or Glens Falls 792-4434 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. 49 146 p Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Graduates. Class Of 1980 From The Members Of The IDLE HOUR CLUB I •f ; � f ] :| � • 4i 147 EAST ROAD WEDGEWOOD PAR 3 GOLF CLUB COCKTAIL LOUNGE SNACK BAR PUBLIC WELCOME KATIE AND MIKE EVANICO FORT EDWARD, N.Y. Compliments Of THE SHOE STORE 148 From Brian Kevelich Aviation Mall Best Wishes To The Class Of ”1980” FROM THE STAFF AT LOCAL INSURANCE John R. Caputo, Inc. Insurance Is Our Only Business DECORA Division Of United Merchants And Manufactures, Inc. Home Of Con-Tact And Kwik-Kover .. , Fort Edward New York Congratulations To The Class Of 198C Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Senior Class Of F.E.H.S. From THE FORT EDWARD LIONS CLUB New York 4i 149 DAIRY PRODUCTS IDEAL DAIRY FARMS, INC. Vaughn Road Hudson Falls, N.Y. Best Wishes From A FRIEND Compliments Of A FRIEND Doc” 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. Wishes To The Seniors From HOSE COMPANY New York 151 15— Compliments Of THE MOREAU STUDIO Weddings Commercial Photography Richard J. Durling - Photographer Portraits Phone - 193-2454 34 Hudson Street South Glens Falls N.Y. 152 m qj Best Wishes To The Class Of 1980 M. B. KILMER FUNERAL HOME Personal (Established 1927) Complete Service Dignified Service Within The Means Of All 6401 Main Street 82 Broadway Argyle, New York Fort Edward, New York Phone 638-8216 Phone 747-9266 Congratulations Graduates! The Continental Insurance Companies Glens Falls Branch Office • 333 Glen Street • Phone:761-4000 An Equal Opportunity Employer 153 FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC Pelkey's Automotive - REGISTERED REPAIR SHOP - TELEPHONE JOE PELKEY 29 CORTLAND STREET 747-0549 FORT EDWARD. N. Y. 12828 Good Luck To The Class Of 1980 From “1 D i o.Q,on’L S Erctten27 V---' 88-90 And 193-199 Main Street Dance to the Music of — SeuHatton .v I ®wL yw ■== n£=_ Men And Teen Clothing Hudson Falls, NY Congratulations From DOTY’S MACHINE WORKS — The Sound of Now and Then FORT EDWARD NEW YORK 1 154 RESTAURAN1 RESTAURANT AND FIRESIDE LOUNGE For Dining In Comfortable Atmosphere 40 Main Street Mike Hoffis - Proprietor South Glens Falls, N.Y. ___—X- 155 Best Wishes To The Class Of 80 From PALLETS INCORPORA TED Manufactures Of Engineered Design Pallets 99112 East Street. Fort Edward. New York 12828 Good Luck Seniors i From GEORGE SATTERLEE HOSE COMPANY NO. 2 INC. (Founded 1874) Over A Century Of Service” LATEST NEWS Congratulations Seniors Our Best To GOLDSTOCK'S The Seniors SPORTING BURNS GOODS NEWS AGENCY Northway Plaza INC Queensbury New York Michael O'Leary - President r N Glens Falls. N. Y. 156 rnr Congratulations To The Seniors Of F.E.H.S. ”80 JOSTEN'S AMERICAN YEARBOOK COMPANY Steve Aloan Publisher's Representative Good Luck To The Class From Best Wishes GRIFFIN LUMBER COMPANY CLEAN-ALL JANITORIAL SERVICES Joseph Maluuccio James Chandle 747-0367 747-4735 Residential-Commercial Lumber Brick Flooring Mason Roofing Supplies Floors - Rugs - Windows Phone 74 7-4124 69 Pearl Street Hudson Falls Best Wishes To The Class Good Luck From From PINE LANES R.R. MOORE ELECTRIC MOTOR WASH AND BOWL SALES AND SERVICE BOWLING Russell Moore. D.B.A. Larry Cassera -South Glens Falls Proprietor Glens Falls. N. Y. L. Thank You The Class Of 1980 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 Congratulations And Good Luck Seniors Mrs. Ann ala Mrs. O'Brien da 157 nr------------------- SUPER PA TRONS WILLIAM R. ADAMS CHRISTINE ANNE LaSARSO MR. 3 MRS. JOHN AL TIZIO MR. 3 MRS. FRANCIS N. LaSARSO MR. 3 MRS. GERALD ANDERSON MR. 3 MRS. NICHOLAS F. LaSARSO MR. 3 MRS.JOHN ANNALA MR. 3 MRS. STANLEY P. LEWZA JOHN AARON ANNALA DANNY and JANE LEWZA MR. 3 MRS. EUGENE ARCHAMBEAUL T MARION R. LONGDEN BONNIE BAILEY MR. MRS. ALFRED BARTLETT BEAR MR. BILL MR. 3 MRS. TED BROWN MARGARET A. CAMPANILE REV. 3 MRS. CLINTON CARTER MR. 3 MRS. JOHN P. CHAPMAN LORAN J. CHAPMAN CHARLONNA MR. 3 MRS. DONALD CORRIVEAU and FAMIL Y BUZZ CUTLER SARA and KRISTIE CUTLER DOROTHY MR. 3 MRS. CHARLES DOYLE MR. 3 MRS. EUGENE DURHAM MR. 3 MRS. MERRILL DURHAM MR. 3 MRS. JAMES ETU ROBERT ETU LITTLE DANNY FISHER MR. 3 MRS. JAMES GANNON MRS. EMMALINE GIFFORD MR. 3 MRS. LAWRENCE GODFREY All You Do MR. 3 MRS JACK HER VIEUX MR. 3 MRS. DONALD N HUBBARD STEVE HUBBARD MR. 3 MRS. WILLIAM H. JORDAN JULIO MR. 3 MRS. JOHN MCCARTHY MR. 3 MRS. C. THOMAS McGREEN MR. 3 MRS. STANLEY MAZIEJKA MR. 3 MRS. RICHARD T. MERON and KIMBERLIE 3 STEPHANIE MRS. CORA MORENCY MR. 3 MRS. ROBERT MORRIS MR. 3 MRS. J. DAVIS O'BRIEN MEGAN ELIZABETH O’BRIEN MR. 3 MRS. JOHN OSGOOD MR. 3 MRS. N. D. PIKE MR. 3 MRS. WILLIAM PLISKI, JR. BUFORD PUSSER MR. 3 MRS. JESSE REESE MR. 3 MRS. EDWARD ROBERTS. JR. MR. 3 MRS. RICHARD E. ROBINSON MRS. RUTH ROBINSON MR. ROGERS MRS. MARY RUTLEDGE MR. 3 MRS. CHARLES SANDORA MR. LOUIS SAVILLE BILL and SHARON SCHLAKE MR. 3 MRS. JOHN E. SHEEHAN MISS THERESA SHEEHAN MR. 3 MRS. JOSEPH SHORTSLEEVES MR. 3 MRS. THEODORE TIDD M. 3 MRS. GERALD TRAVER and FAMILY MR. LA WRENCE G. TRA VER MS. L YNN M. TRA VER MRS. RUTH WALKUP MR. 3 MRS. GERALD WERHAN MR. 3 MRS. LLOYD WIEGAND DIANE and KATIE WILLIAMS MR. 3 MRS. LEO WILLIAMS PETER and MARK WILLIAMS FRANK and JEAN HARDICK MR. 3 MRS. RA YMOND HAZZARD MR. 3 MRS. JOSEPH HEBERT withBest Wishes I, 158 REGULAR PA TRONS A FRIEND P. KOJAK ANONYMOUS ANNE LEWZA LITTLE SAM BALDWIN PAUL S. LEWZA LUCY BALDWIN COLLEEN. BOB £ BOBBY LONGDEN MARK BARTLETT JIM MAZIEJKA MR. 3 MRS. CLIFTON BENWARE ELEANOR McCURRY MR. £ MRS. LAWRENCE BLATCHFORD CHRISTOPHER MILES BOLOGNA and CHEESE JASON MILES MR. £ MRS. J. BRODERICK £ FAMIL Y GARY MORENCY MARGARET-JEAN BROWN NORANNE MULCAHY MR. £ MRS. JOSEPH D. BURCH. JR. THERESA A. PHILION CAL and PA T L. ROBERTS MR. AMOS CARPENTER MR. £ MRS. FRED ROGERS CYNTHIA CARTER MR. £ MRS. CLARK W. SANFORD MR. £ MRS. DUANE K. CARTER SHEEHANER 4W MR. £ MRS. JOHN P. CARTER ADAM and ERIC SMA TKO MISS CAROL YN CORRIVEAU M. £ MRS. KENNETH SUDDARD MISS ROBIN CORRIVEAU MRS. BETTY SUPRENANT EVELYN DAVIDSON MISS COLLEEN TIDD MR. £ MRS. JOHN DONAHUE TIPPY and SPARKY EARLENE and RED MISS CLAIRE TRAVER JONELL. CATHY and AMY GORHAM MATT TRAVER KIM and STEPHANIE GRAHAM MR. £ MRS. JOHN VARNEY. SR. GRAMMY FUNNER MR. £ MRS. ROBERT WALKUP MR. £ MRS. ROBERT HENRY and AIMEE L YNNE MRS. JANE WOODS MR. £ MRS. DONALD J. HUBBARD JESSICA and SHAMUS WYKES