Glens Falls High School - Red and Black Yearbook (Glens Falls, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1946 volume:

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S. recalling to you in years to come the many happy memories of. . . wzclvzfz. CLASS CFPICERS ROBERT FARINGTON RIDER MARNIORIE AUGUSTINE STILXVELL Prvsidenf xfiff'-P1'!'Xidl'I1f JOSEPH RALPH RICUPITO JOHN PAUL WARD Sefrrftary Treasurer 'Q DOROTHY HELEN ACKARY Dot, who is always seen at the Karmelkorn drinking cokes, likes a certain guy for so we are toldb. M ' l1e's the cause of her frequent g 45 Basketball 45 Archery 4. F1 ORENCE ADAx1s Oi friendliest girls in the class, -.om leadership is second nature-thatis our Fin. Her winning smile and personality will take her anywhere. French Club, Secretary 3,President 45 Senior Ball Committee5 Senior Ring Committee5 G. A. C. 2, 3, 45 Bowling 2, 3, 45 Senior Announce- ment Committee5 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Gym Exhibition 2, 3, 45 Softball 2, 3, 45 junior Ring Committee5 junior Prom Commit- tee5 Junior Prom Attendant5 Student Activity Agent-15 Choir 3, 45 Student Council, Secretary 25 Spinster Swing, Chairman of Publicity5 Hockey 2. LOUISE BARBER ALLEN Lou is outstanding in sports as well as in school work. Besides inter- ests in Glens Falls High, there are St. M1ry's and South High. W'onder why? Dramatics Club 3, President 45 Hi-Y Z, 3, 45 French Club 3, 45 Bowling 2, 3, 45 Senior Ball Commit- tee5 Circulation Manager, Red and Black5 -G. A. C. 2, Secretary 3, 45 Student Council 45 Senior Recital5 Patrons' Evening Committee 45 Gym Exhibition 3, 45 Senior Play Cast5 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Softball 2, 3, 45 Swimming 45 Junior Prom Commit- tee5 Defense Stamp Agent 35 Ten- nis 2. BioN EDWARD ARNOLD His oncoming Chcvie may have unnerved many of us5 but Bi's in- creasing regard for safety regulation, and willingness to help others have made us overlook it. Senior Play Committee. N FRANK ERVIN ARNOI.IJ lt's been said that good things come in small packages-this is true of Frankie. His jokes and acting are what he will be remembered for. Dramaties Club 45 French Club 3, 45 Senior Play Cast5 Senior Recitalg Student Council 25 Patrons' Evening Play 4. HILDA BERNICE ARONSON I-Iilda's most immediate objective is to obtain excuses for staying out of school. For relaxation from this arduous task, she switches to gossip- ing on the phone. Smoke Signals 45 Class Colors Committee5 Senior Ball Decoration Committee5 Defense Stamp Agent 45 Student Activity Agent 35 Gym Exhibition 3, 45 G. A. C. 35 Bowl- ing 35 Forum Club 3, 4. JW sw 5- + 1Aiv LANE ARONs9V.if3 i N is the ay'Tof the sc ool a astounds ev r one w ow-all drivi . e s t 5-' y g, watt : - i 9ib'5nyt ing! Forum Exhibi- tion 2 5 War a , 4, 35 German Club. 'lx I' ww - gif v ' si 1 le re amon t t an air ma' s o R da B - ' .' Senior Ball C tteeg .-. . asket all 3, 45 Interdlass Ba tballg Jun' r Prom Committee5 J e Basketball 25 Gym Exhibition 5 Bowling 25 Defense Stamp Agent 4. ' stu 'if t f . ,' .li vi ' ' ha reno, pl bask'e Y, games, d f 4 K1 to 5 e st v , b ' io GRACE Louise BALL Rcd's green eyes are fair warn- ing of her temper. She may dislike snapping gum and olives, but she loves the impalatable dish of potato chips a la mode. Senior Ball Committee5 Senior Play Committeeg G. A. C. 45 Interclass Basketballg Bowling 45 Softball 45 Gym Exhibition 2, 4. .lovcu ALIDA BEAUDIN jo should become a professional bowler some day, since she spends all her leisure at the bowling alley. Is it the pins or the pin boys, Jo ? Senior Ball Committee5 Senior Play Committee5 Soccer 45 Swimming Leader 45 G. A. C. 3, 45 Bowling 3, 45 Interclass Basketballg Softball 3. wlI.LlANI HENRX' BEECHER A rare case, Bill takes an interest in his appearance at school. We've all heard of the summer he spent seeking patches of shade along the D. Bc H. line. Varsity Track 5, 45 Junior Prom Committeeg Bowling 35 Swimming 35 Wrestling 35 Varsity Football 35 Biology Club 2. Lois AN NE BIANCIIARIJ Looie's interests are focused on a certain blue jacket named Leo. She is very talented with a pencil, draw- ing anything from a cartoon to a Degas. Red and Black Adstagg Senior Ball Committee5 Senior Play Production Staff5 Junior Prom Committeeg Smoke Signals 35 Patrons' Evening Usher5 Gym Exhibition 2, 45 Bowl- ing 2. 45 Basketball 25 Swimming 2, 4. CHARLES Josnvu BoLs'1'ER Chuck is our little Cupid from 204. If the gals want something in the way of a date, they just go to fix it through this amiable guy. Baseball 3, 45 Gym Exhibition 2. 0' J E N ELLA ntil et d of s gum, e n ' t quiet t e love all ts, and plays an especially ame of basketball. Basketball 45 Softball 45 Bicycling 45 Senior Ball Committeeg Senior Play Production Staffg French Club 3. Luna ANN BOSANKO Ann's middle name is efficiency, and the A's on her report card prove that she uses the arm load of books she takes home every night. Assistant Editor Red and Black5 Senior Play Committeeg Senior Ball Committee5 French Club 3, 45 G. A. C. 45 Smoke Signals 45 Gym Exhibi- tion 2, 35 Bowling 45 Archery 4. BETTY ALLYN BR.n'ToN Although she commutes from Lake George every day, Betty manages to get a lot done while sl1e's here-such as flirting. Senior Ball Committeeg Senior Play Committeeg Junior Prom Commit- tee5 Gym Exhibition 2. MARGARET ELIZABETH BUDDY Peg is the jolly, carefree type, but that doesn't mean she isn't efficient or dependable, We still suspect she's a fire-bug. Photography Editor Red and Blackg Senior Play Committee5 Senior Ball Committeeg Student Council 25 French Club 3, 45 G. A. C. 3, 45 Girls' Hi-Y 2, 3, Sergeant at Arms 45 junior Prom Committee Chair- man5 Gym Exhibition 2, 35 Spinster Swing Committee 4, Chairman 35 Student Activity Agent 3, 45 Basket- ball 2, 35 Softball 35 Hockey 2. RUTH HEl.EN BULLARD 'Ruthie's most outstanding traits are her gift of gala and her sense of humor. When she's not dancing, you'll find her at the movies. Senior Ball Committee5 Gym Exhibition 2, 35 Patrons' Evening Committee. JOHN WILLIAM CAFFRY john is our huba-huba man for more reasons than one. Besides being a versatile athlete and an honor student, he does well in attracting the fair sex. Student Council 2, 3, President 45 Varsity Basketball 35 Varsity Foot- ball 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 35 Senior Re- cital5 President Junior Class5 junior Prom Committee5 Junior Ring Com- mittee5 Vice-President Sophomore Classg Sophomore Hop Committee5 German Club 2, 35 Wrestling 3. ANNE CARALIOTA Anne's another person who's sure to go where she wants. If those eyes and smile don't work, Lottie-da will turn on her efliciency and dance over the obstacles. G. A. C. Treasurer 45 Student Council Representative 45 Senior Ball Committee5 Business Manager Senior Playg Red and Black Staff5 Bowling 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Archery 45 Junior Prom Committee5 Gym Ex- hibition 35 Smoke Signals 3, 45' Hiking 3. 0. 9, J- 2 my ?QKil1ERlN'gil!A CARE? . Shorty'9 al s up er gem ri es to t t s. Hot Gd es elan' or drivi g her Chevbicgupy her it-Bgschoolb 4 hours. Red a ack Adstaff 45 Forum J Club Prcsidvg , 45 G. A. C. 35 Bowling 35 War amp Agent 3. Q N NOREEN MARX' CASEY Case delights in taking in a movie or reading a good book. The Insurance Company claims most of her time. NANCY JANE CHURCH Nance is the gay, happy-go-lucky sort, always with a joke up her sleeve. Her good nature and lively personality make everyone proud to claim her as a friend. French Club 3, Secretary 45 Senior Ball Committee5 Senior Play Business Manager5 Assistant Editor Red and Blacl-t5 G. A. C. 3, 45 Student Coun- cil 3, 45 Bowling 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Smoke Signals 3, 45 Gym Exhibi- tion 3, 45 Archery 45 Junior Prom Committee5 Junior Prom Attendant5 Hiking 3. IRE NE GRACE CLEMENTS Pete waits anxiously but with loyalty for a certain someone in the Navy. She's the kind of a girl worth coming home to. Choir 2, 35 G. A. C. 2, 35 Bowling 2, 3, 45 Softball 2, 3, 45 Gym Exhibition 2. Q C JEANETTE FLORENCE COHEN Jen has that contagious giggle that sometimes invades the class- room. Look out for your ego, fellows, she doesn't like conceited boys. Red and Black Typing Staff, Senior Ball Committeeg Senior Play Committeeg Gym Exhibition 2, 35 Junior Prom Committeeg Sophomore Ball Committee. VELMA ELIZABETH CooN Vel's future is well-planned for her, and here's hoping the only thing she finds difficult to manage is a dish of spaghetti. JUNI-4 Ween COULTER In mild terms, one might say June leads an active life - what with her dancing and heart troublef' Gym Exhibition 2, 3g Junior Prom Committee, Art Staff Red and Black, French Club 3, 4: Sophomore Hop Committee: Junior Prom Attendant. VIRGINIA ADESTE COUTURE Dancing, sleeping, and a good laugh are Ginny's favorite pastimes. In Ginny's case, size doesn't limit what lies within. Senior Ball Committee, Senior Play Production Staifg Gym Exhibition 2, 33 Student Activity Agent 2g Choir 2. DOROTHY Cowuss One of the most popular girls in the class, Dottie has a personality hard to beat. Mischievous humor and blond good looks, all in one attrac- tive package. Girls' Hi-Y 45 Red and Black Photography Stalfg Senior Announce- ment Committeeg French Club 3, 43 Basketball 3, 4, junior Prom Com- mitteeg Senior Ball Committeeg Choir 2, 3, 4g Sophomore Hop Committee, Senior Play Committeeg Gym Exhi- bition 2, 3, 4, G. A. C. 5. Bowling 2, fr. FRANK ADELBERT CRANNELI. A bushy haired master of the tuba and guitar, Bucko has his own band. Often found at Lake George, he sees only one woman in this wide world-Lee. Senior Ball Committecg Bowling 4: Choir 3, 4g Orchestra 2, 3, 4g Fund 2, 3, 4. MARJORIE LOUISE CULVER Till the End of Time is Marge's favorite because it holds pleasant memories. Easy to get along with and owner of a lively personality, Marge', will be well-remembered. Senior Play Castg Senior Ball Com- mitteeg Dramatics Club 3, 43 Girls, Hi-Y 4g Cheerleader 3, 45 Patrons' Evening Play Committee, Choir 2, 3, 43 Gym Exhibition 2, 35 Junior Prom Committee, G. A. C. 3, Bas- ketball 3gWinter Carnival 35 JayVee Cheerleader 2. LOIS MARILX'N DANAHY Lolly enjoys a good laugh--and what a laugh! She and Phil get along well together-one always joking and the other always laughing. Patrons' Evening Play Cast 45 Senior Play Cast, Dramatics Club 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Gym Exhibition 2, 33 Northern Star 25 Interclass Basket- ball 2. LEROY EDMOND DEMARsII Our band and orchestra's leading trumpet player, De is a lover of many sports, but finds it difficult to enjoy English. Track 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Orches- tra 2, 3, 45 Gym Exhibition 2, 35 Choir 45 State Music Contest 3, 4. EMILIA THERESA DESANCTIS Dark-haired, brown-eyed, and so- phisticated, Dee has quite a flair for nice clothes. Here's to a gal whose heart belongs to the Navy! Dramatics Club 45 Senior Play Castg Senior BallCommittee5 Patrons' Evening Committee 45 Pageant Com- mittee 45 Junior Prom Comrnitteeg Orchestra 2, 35 Cheerleader 2, 35 Choir 2, 35 Sophomore Ball Commit- ree. FRANK ALEXANDER DEWIT'f Better than riches or worldly wealth is a heart that is always jollyf, That's Frank! Always jolly and friendly, he'll find a welcome every- where. Red and Black Adstaffg Jayvee Football 35 Track 25 Gym Exhibi- tion 25 Wrestlingg lnterclass Basket- ball. GLENN EDWARD DlE'l'RlCH Glen does a pretty good job of subduing straight pool opponents at the Academy, and has a sense of humor which never seems to fail. Jayvee Basketball 45 Baseball 45 Senior Ball Committeeg Track 35 Gym Exhibition 2, 35 Wrestling 3: junior Prom Committee 35 Band 2, 35 Interclass Basketball 25 Sopho- more Hop Committee 25 Orchestra 25 Bowling 2, 3. M.4RX' CIiRISTlNE D001 .ITTLE Melly, as she is called, certainly knows how to keep the gang laugh- ing with her funny jokes. Her delight is affee marshmallow sundaes at Mad4'len's. Senior Play Committeeg Senior Ball Committee5 Basketball 45 Choir 2, 3. LESLIE WILLIAM DRIGGS Another new-comer in our midst, Les seems to have well established himself in G. F. H. S. Red hair has become his favorite attraction. Student Council 45 Band 4. JAMES MICHAEL DWYER We have missed the Deacon this term, especially during basketball games, but time hasn't dimmed our memory of those brown eyes and a winning personality. Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 45 French Club 35 Senior Ball Committee5 Junior Prom Committeeg Junior Ring Committeeg Student Council 25 Sophomore Hop Committee. WILLIAM BARNETT ELLSWORTH Bill wins the blue ribbon as good humor man at G. F. H. S. - never fails to make you groan with his jokes. He's happy tinkering with radios and model airplanes. Red and Black Adstaffg Rifle Club 45 Bowling 45 Varsity Football 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Jayvee Football 35 Wrestling 2, 35 Junior Prom Com- mittee. I ROBERT WAI.TER FI.oYn Unlike most of our male specimens, Blub has both brawn and brains. His steadiness, dependability, and rugged nature have made him popu- lar throughout the school. Varsity Football 2, 3, Captain 45 Varsity Track 35 Hockey 25 Student Council 35 junior Prom Committee5 Sophomore Hop Committee5 Senior Ball Committeeg Interclass Basketball 35 German Club 2. BERNARD WII,I,IAM FORTUNE Bernard, better known as 'lBernie, is a fellow who is seen and not heard. He craves the finer arts-like music. More power to you, Bernie ! Orchestra 3, 45 Choir 4. MARION FRANCES FowI.ER Tarrie-Leey' hasn't been with us long, but if first impressions are re- liable, she's very nice. She has made many friends the few weeks she has been with us. GRACE Lois GATES Dependable, sincere, and friendly -that's Gatesie. When she isn't writing to the U. S. C. G., she's day- dreaming about it. Who's the lucky guy? G. A. C. 3, 45 Senior Play Commit- tee5 Senior Ball Committeeg Bowling 3, 45 Smoke Signals 35 junior Prom Committeeg Gym Exhibition 2, 35 Choir 2. ELSIE MARION GILROY L. C.'s ambition is to be another Katherine Hepburn, travel, and meet people. She dislikes having to wear kerchiefs and straight hair. Senior Play Cast5 Dramatics Club 3, 45 French Club 3, 45 Patrons' Evening Play Committee 45 Chair- man Class Colors Committee5 Fashion Show 2. DONALD LAWRENCE GORMAN Although Don is full of splinters from sitting on the bench, he seems to get to his favorite spots-South High, Saratoga, and Corinth. President Student Council 45 Varsity Basketball 4, jayvee 2, 55 Baseball 3, 45 Manager Red and Black AdstaiT5 Senior Ball Committee5 Junior Prom Committee5 Choir 25 Gym Exhibition 25 Bowling 25 Swimming 2. NACJh1l ELEANOR GUERNSEH' Noni is a gal who spends a lot of her time writing to and waiting for a guy named Ken. She's just the quiet kind whose nature never varies. Senior Play Production Staffg Gym Exhibition 2, 35 Senior Ball Commit- teeg Student Council 2. JEAN MARIE GUIMOND Jean's small, quiet, and conscien- tious. She has an enviable talent for sewing and art, particularly model- ing. Remember her Winged Victoryn? Senior Play Committee5 Bowling 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 G. A. C. 3, 45 Soft- ball 35 Basketball 35 Gym Exhibition 2, 35 Fashion Show 2. x WINIFRED HELEN HALL I Win is pillar of sympathy , ikes make things with her an s may account for her leanm er automobiles with Bill. o innie? G. A. C. 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Fashion Show 2, 3, Bicycling 3, Senior Play Committee. LILLIAN RUTH H.4NCE Lill has a talent for sports, and is especially active in basketball and softball. Drawing and movies fill up her spare time. Senior Play Committee, Senior Ball Committee, Basketball 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4, Fashion Show 2, 3, Patrons' Evening Committee 2, 3, Junior Prom Committee, Student Activity Agent 3, Hiking 2, 3, Swimming 2. 3. EI.sIE MARIE HAVILAND Nice figure, good voice, fun, cracks -it all adds up to Elsie. The only time she doesn't do homework is when there isn't any. Result-some marks! Assistant Editor Red and Black, French Club 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Bowling 4, Senior Ball Committee, Senior Play Committee, G. A. C. 4, Archery 4, Smoke Signals 4, Junior Prom Committee, Gym Exhibition 2, 3, War Stamp Agent 3, Activity Stamp Agent 3. MARY ANN HELNI Tall and graceful, nonchalant and casually smart, Bones is one senior we couldn't do without. Not many can wear jeans with such glamor. Girls' Hi-Y 2, 3, Secretary 4, Feature Editor Red and Black, Senior Ball Committee, Senior Play Com- mittee, Junior Ring Committee, Senior Ring Committee, Chairman, G.A.C. 4, French Club 3, 4, Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, Gym Exhibition 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee, Defense Stamp Agent 3, Sophomore Ball Committee, Northern Star Staff 2, Student Council 2, Softball 2, 3, Field Hockey 2, Bowling 2. FLORENCE BEvERI.Y Hll.l, Easy to get along with and full of fun, Flip especially enjoys sports. She's always looking around for new boys. Good hunting, Flip! G. A. C. 3, 4, Senior Play Com- Inittee, Patrons' Evening Committee 3, 4, junior Prom Committee, Senior Ball Committee, Fashion Show 2, Smoke Signals 3, Basketball 3, Gym Exhibition 2, 3, Bowling 3, 4, Swim- ming 4. BARBARA ELIZABETH HUDGINS Hodgie is very amiable, and her affections extend into the animal kingdom. As a result, she houses a menagerie in her cellar. Girls' Hi-Y 3, 4, Senior Play Cast 4, Red and Black Adstaff 4, Orches- tra 2, 3, 4, FrenchNClub 3, 4, Senior Announcement Committee, Senior Ball Committee, Basketball 3, 4, Gym Exhibition 2, 3, 4, Pageant Committee 4, G. A. C. 3, Swimming 2, 3, Softball 2, 3, Archery 2, 4, Student Council 3, Choir 2, 3, junior Prom Committee, Sophomore Hop Committee. MARGAIlE'l' EI.IZABlE'l' I1 HlJhlAN Peg lives in Glens Falls but spends all her spare time in Bolton. When not there herself, she writes to a certain someone there, or perhaps indulges in a bit of athletics. Red and Black Staff, Senior Ball Committee, Junior Prom Commit- tee, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4, G. A. C. 3, 4, German Club 2, Choir 2, Senior Play Committee, Gym Exhibition 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Ball, Volley Ball 2, 3, Archery 2, Field Hockey 2, Senior Life Sav- ing 3. CATHERINE IRENE Hum' Kay keeps the spirits of the armed forces high through her let- ters, and also keeps her bowling team happy by making high scores. Assistant Editor Red and Black: Girls, Hi-Y 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, French Club 3, Vice-President 4, G. A. C. 3, Bowling 3, 4, Choir 2, Gym Exhibition 2, 3. Joyce JACKSON Quiet, generous, sweet, dependable -all synonyms for our Joyce. You can always count on her to be around when something's doing. Girls' Hi-Y 45 Senior Ball Com- mitteeg French Club 35 Bowling 4. JANICE Amzus J 1 Jann is another one ot tn. se quiet, easy - to- get - along - with girls. Many agree that her dimples s- em to be one of her most outstandi eg attractions. Senior Play ...itteeg Fashion Show 2. RUBERT HENRY JOHNSON Bob's neatness and quietness are mysteries to us, but we credit these traits to his artistic nature. He can always counted on for a good schorl poster. Red and Black Art Staffg Senior Play Committee, Junior Prom Com- mittee. MARION JEAN Jouslzur joubie's time is well taken care of trying to add to her collection of niceties in her hope chest. As you've surmised, her future is well planned for. Patrons, Evening Play 45 Senior Recital 3g choir 2, 3, 45 C ,Exhi- bition 2. fi.- f CLARE DAVIDSON KALBFLEISCH Where'd you get those peepers Claire? H-m-m-m-! Bubbling chat- ter, brimming over friendliness and inexhaustible pep have made Kalb fun to be with. Girls' Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 French Club 3, 4, G. A. C. 2, 33 Choir 2, 43 Or- chestra Zg Junior Prom Committeeg Girls' Basketball 2, 3g Softball 25 Gym 'Exhibition 2, 3. HARRY KAPLAN Harry's quite the shiek with the girls here and elsewhere. There is quite a personality behind that dreamy countenance. Syracuse this fall, success around the corner. Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Senior Ball Committeeg Senior Play Committee, Junior Prom Committee, Bowling 3. THOMAS Jossrn LAFERA Our Bob Hope of G. F. H. S. wise- cracks whenever given the chance. You guessed it! This curly-haired baseball player dislikes quiet places. Student Council 2, 3g Junior Prom Committee, Treasurer junior Class, Basketball 2, 3, 49 Junior Ring Com- mittee, Band 2, 3, 4, Gym Exhibi- tion Zg Red and Black Art Staff. ANNA DELIMA LAMAY Ann, although such an athletic girl, isn't very fast when it comes to running to get to school on time. We all wonder-is it because of Ernie? Senior Play Cornmitteeg L. m Ex- hibition 2, 3, 43 G. A. C. 2, 3, 45 Fashion Show 35 Swimming 23 Soft- ball 2, 3, 45 Forum Club 33 Basket- ball 2, 3, 4g Bowling 2, 3, 4 JOYCE ELIZABETH LAMPSON Pudge loves a good time and always helps make one. When she's not rollerskating or using her camera, it's only because she's laughing or talking too much. Senior Ball Committeeg Senior Play Committee, Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Choir 2, 35 Patrons' Evening Committee 2, 3, 4: Gym Exhibition 2. CLARK EDVVARD LAPoIN'rE, JR. A calm exterior often denotes a fire within. Perhaps these are the two characteristics which best dc- scribe Ed. A rugged individual, Ed enjoys the outdoors. Red and Black Adstaffg Bowling 3, 4. GLORIA MARIE LATHROP We boast our own artist's model since Glo was selected to pose. No wonder-have you ever looked at her beautiful pronle? Red and Black Typing Staflg Soft- ball 2, 3, 4g Gym Exhibition 2, 33 G. A. C. 3g Basketball 2, 3g Tennis 2. FORREST ALFRED LAVALLEY Fore is an excellent accordian player and is now playing in a local dance band. He enjoys most sports, but dislikes, very much, to have any- one disturb his hair. War Stamp Agent 45 Bowling 45 Rifle Club 45 Choir 3, 45 Student Activities Agent 2g French Club 2. DORIS ANN LAYHEB Doris's blond locks make a bright spot in any dull classroom. She cloesn't really mind rainy days when a certain gob is around to keep her company. Typing Editor Red and Black Stall: Gym Exhibition 25 Patrons' Evening 2g Softball 4. LORRAINE MARIE LEMERY Hz -I blond bomber forever having .Iihculties of the heart. If C'f'at'sr', connects you with the wroi. Ar, 10 to 1 it's Clem having . ' 12 Glen. Forum Clu. ce-President 4: War Stamp Agent 3, 43 G. A. C. 33 Bowling 2, 33 G f FxhiV 'R , .V3. THERESA MARIE LEMERY Number please? That's what Terry says in her spare time. She loves to dance, especially with tall fellows. Red and Black Typ. .6 1Stat'fg Senior Play Committeeg Senior Ball Committeeg Student Council 2g French Club 3g War Stamp Agent 23 Gym Exhibition 23 Basketball 4. JUNE ELAINE LORD beaming personality and un- stream of verbal wit have he o - with both class- and te . She's done more her own ' he males. Senior Castg Girls' Hi Recita - Cheerleade Repres ative 39 Junior Orato ' 'bhtest 33 nse Prom Co ics Z- JOAN HU'r'roN MCCKJN NE1,i, Mac's mouth is always busy- cither eating, giggling, or chattering about her cat, Tiddlcs. Her ability to consume food is astounding -- her car driving even more so. Girls' Hi-Y 2, Sergeant-at-Arms 3, President 4, French Club 3, 4, Senior Ball Committee, Assistant Editor Red and Black, Student Council 2, 4, Vice-President 3, Senior Announce- ment Committee, Senior Play Pro- duction Staff, G. A. C. 3, Junior Prom Committee, Bowling 2, 3, Sophomore Hop Committee, Gym Exhibition 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Ball Committee, Tennis 2, Patrons' Eve- ning Committee 2, 3, Choir 2. lYiARlAN ELIZABETH MA'l I'lSIJN Marian has than rare kind of friendliness that is so hard to Hnd. If it's cheering up you want, make a date with Marian. Smoke Signals 4, Forum Club 4, Choir 4, Basketball 4, Senior Ball Committee, Senior Play Committee, junior Prom Committee, Patrons' Evening Committee 2, 3, 4, Gym Exhibition 2, 3, Fashion Show 2, 3, Biology Club 2, Defense Stamp Agent 2, Student Activity Agent 2, Bicycling 2, Hiking 2. BE'l l'Y' JANE ME.XlJ In the small group of us who have the better dispositions, Betty ranks high. Her cheerful manner and in- stinctive kindness makes it profitable for anyone who cultivates her friendship. Art Staff Red and Black, Senior Play Committee, Senior Ball Com- mittee, junior Prom Committee, French Club 4, Bowling 2, Choir 2, 4, Sophomore Ball Committee 2, Gym Exhibition 2, 3, Student Coun- cil 3. wlI.l.lANI EDGAR MoN'ro0MERY, JR. Bill's perpetual smile and way of looking at everything from a humor- ous angle have made him a popular classmate --his style of driving is unmatched. Red and Black Assistant Editor, Band Manager 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 4, Senior Ball Committee, Senior Play Committee, Senior Announcement Committee, Student Council 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Bowling 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee, German Club 2, Gym Exhibition 2, Sophomore Hop Committee. Lois ANN MORNHINWEG Good natured and cheerful, Bunny is known for friendly argu- ing and hitting a certain boy over the head with school books. She is very fond of movies and food. Senior Ball Committee, Red and Black Typing Staff, Patrons' Evening Committee 3, Gym Exhibition 2, Field Hockey 2, Baseball 2. ROBERTA ELAINE MllRSE Bert has made lots of baskets on the court this year. In addition to this, she is a master at being helpful and cheerful. Bowling 4, Basketball 4, Fashion Show 3. JEAN NE MARION MOR'fON We often wonder how petite Jeanne manages to straddle those horses she's so fond of riding. Little wonder she turned to roller skating! Class Color Committee, Gym Ex- hibition 2. ELIZABETH JANE MOYNEHAN Jane is a one-man gal who endan- gers our lives and limbs with her driving. When she's not doing this, she writes huge volumes down the river to John. French Club 4, Senior Ball Com- mittee, Senior Play Committee, Junior Prom Committee, Student Council 3, Gym Exhibition 2. EUGENE LEO NELSON Blue eyes and long eye lashes are Gene's trade-marks. During his leisure hours he can be found in the lower eatacombs at 11 South Street. Bookkeeper-Student Association, Track 4, Interclass Basketball 3, 4, Senior Ball Committee, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee. Rum ELIZABETH NEN'ENS Think of dancing, sports, sleeping, XVriting letters to Pete, pretty hair, and a sense of humor combined in one person, and what have you got? Ruthie, of course. Senior Play Committee, Senior Ball Committee, Interclass Basketball 4, Softball 2, 3, Choir 3, 4, Gym Ex- hibition 2, 3. BE'r'rY ANN NOURSE Betty's crowning glory is her hair while her smile runs a close second. The past and college men are Betty's favorite subjects. Band 2, 3, 4, Librarian 4, Orches- tra, Secretary 2, Swimming 4, Inter- class Basketball 4, Junior Prom Committee 4, Patrons' Evening Committee 2, Gym Exhibition 2, 3, 4, War Stamp Agent 2, French Club 3. JOYCE ELIZABETH Onm' Joyce is one girl we see little of because she spends most of her time with a certain fellow named Dick. Could it be her pretty blue eyes? Forum Club 3, Patrons' Evening Committee 2, 4, Gym Exhibition 2, Fashion Show 2. Donornx JEAN OLLEY Dottie has that sweet personality and smile that made her perfect for the role of Mrs. Grayson. Sports interest her also. Senior Recital, Red and Black Typing Staff, Senior Play Cast, Senior Ball Committee, Patrons' Evening Play, Dramatic Club 4, Smoke Signals 4, Bowling 4. MARILYN EDNA PEi-:N A language lover, Pep excels in them. Between doing her homework and riding on convertibles, she col- lects gossip for the local newspaper. Here's to a potential Dorothy Dix. Girls' Hi-Y 3, 4, Assistant Editor Red and Black, Senior Ball Commit- tee, Senior Play Committee, Junior Prom Committee, Patrons' Evening Committee, German Club 2, French Club 4, Choir 2, Sophomore Ball Committee, Archery 2, Gym Exhi- bition 2, 3. JOYCE LILLIAN PRARIE Joyce, petite and lively, thinks dancing is super. After her daily visit to the Madden Drug, we can End her working OJ at the Ins. Co. Ambi- tious gal! Senior Ball Committee, Red and Black Adstalf, Choir 3, Cheerleading 2, 3, Gym Exhibition 2, 5. BETTY JANE QUIS1' Betty always has a smile on her lips and a joke up her sleeve. Vaughn Monroe is her ideal, and she iust loves English. How about that, Betty? Senior Play Committee, Senior Ball Committee, Gym Exhibition 2, 3, G. A. C. 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Basketball 4, Bicycling 2. JOSEPH RALPH RICUPITO joe says he doesn't like the opposite sex, but his frequent tete-a-tetes in the halls give us cause for wonder. Explain yourself, Joe! Class Secretary 4, Varsity Football 4, Varsity Basketball 4, Senior Ball Committee, Red and Black Adstaff, Cap and Gown Committee, Senior Play Production Staff. ROBERT FARINGTON RIDER Some say it's his appealing person- ality, others his line. Whatever it is, Bob seems to have that magnetic something which stimulates attention Cparticularly in the feminine fieldj. Class President 4, Varsity Basket- ball 4, Senior Recital, Cap and Gown Committee 4, Senior Announcement Committee, Class Vice-President 3, Jayvee Basketball 2, 3, junior Prom Committee, Class Secretary 2, Sopho- more Hop Committee, German Club 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3. LOREN JAMES LEE RIVERS Our hardworking Editor-in-Chief of his earbook, Jimmy dances very w ways running down Glen S the 8:30 bell, and goes rl. .ief Red and Black, Committee, Student .rsity Football 4, Junior ittee, Track 3, German .nterclass Basketball 3, ARTHUR HENRY ROBILLARD, JR. Pete, another returned veteran now back in the swing of school life, has quickly adjusted himself to learn- ing the why's and wherefore's of the Jeffersonian Democracy and the who's who in 205. 3 Il-of 3. E E , Lisp RosE MARX' ROBILLARD Rose is never at a loss for words, and she enjoys telling corny jokes. She is full of fun, and a very talented little actress. Senior Play Cast, Red and Black Typing Staff, Senior Ball Commit- tee, Patrons' Evening Usher, G. A. C. 3, 4, Bowling 3, 4, Hiking 3, Gym Exhibition 3, War Stamp Agent 3, Smoke Signals 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee. RUTHELLA AGNES ROLLESTON An ambitious senior who likes the gang, Rudy is determined to attain her goals. She enjoys making others happy and has, we are told, a remarkable capacity for eating. Senior Play, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Senior Ball Committee, Junior Prom Committee, G. A. C. 2, 3, 4, Patrons' Evening Committee 3, Smoke Signals 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Choir 4, Student Activity Agent 4, Gym Exhibition 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Bicycling 2, Tennis 2, Hockey 4. MADELINE THERESA Russo Mal's shining black tresses would sell any shampoo on the market. She's usually at the movies or sipping an ice cream soda. Red and Black Typing Staff, Gym Exhibition 2, 3, G. A. C. 3, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, Hiking Club 2. ANTHONY PHILIP SASSONE Another versatile athlete, Tony enjoys climbing up the backs of pig- skin carriers and introducing them to mother earth. On Saturdays he can be found shooting billiards at UE. B. A. Student Council Vice-President 3, Senior Ball Committee, Red and Black Adstaff, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Varsity Football 3, 4, Bowling 4, Baseball 4, Junior Prom Committee, Sophomore Hop Committee, Jayvee Football 2, jayvee Basketball 2. LILLIAN CONCETTA SERGE Because she spends most of her time gabbing on the telephone, Lil,' isn't credited with the shyness she possesses. Her report card always boasts Als. Senior Ball Committecg Orchestra 35 Gym Exhibition 2, 35 Senior Ball Committee. A ,If . .11ff'.7 I ' L ,,-' VJ 'C .. -' . ,At OUISQ Qslylflruqlc S . 4 E , N L' li S s Osgan Le 4ty1is.'.fl L.- Gi VQAEVW1' npltxgyaying tlllje pixlo or tures of r big br r Pet peeve is her unmanagable ha r. Eping,1'fi?tells. tl laigest adven- J me 'gf ex Senior Play Committee 45 Red and Black Adstaffg Senior Ball Commit- teeg Smoke Signals 45 Archery 45 Bowling 3, 45 Junior Prom Commit- teeg War Stamp Agent 35 Sophomore Ball Committeeg Softball 2, 3: Bicycling 2, 35 Gym Exhibition 2. GRACE ELIZABETH SHAW Grace had quite a time in school fwho wouldn't, sitting next to G.T.Q . A native of Fort Edward, she found herself confused at the games. Red and Black Typing Staff, Basketball 45 Softball 4. SHERWIN JOSEPH SLATER Sonny, our young man with the horn, can always be counted on to keep any occasion gay with his hot', trumpet. ANITA MAE SMITH Neet is the answer to any teach- er's prayer, since her virtue is quiet- ness. We know she likes horseback riding, but how about history, Neet,'? Gym Exhibition 2, 35 G. A. C. 3, 45 Bowling 2, 3, 45 Fashion Show 45 Senior Ball Committee5 Patrons' Evening Committee 3. ' ' :- .Qi I' -H VI, 'lf N I VV LJ: '11 if i . , P J! I If 'fbi I. -150 j.4!PHIfIB SMITH IJ If 1 J . gd his Joke. He never tires of amusing6Lt66 d is dfvays bringing ont lsbhe nc png fiinnier than the l I ifxiywould ' e a sphig-lau Se ior'P 1fCast5 Sfnior Ball Oom- myt ' owling 45 Dramatics Club 3, ,5 Varsity Track '3,l45,.Wi0f Pro Q Committee5fArtLSta1yReIi and Black. ' fy -I I -.X JAMES CARL SMITH Jim, with that twinkle ir' his eye, can do better than hold hi' th the lassies. He has ju-'L e reived his second 8-b ' 1 E.B.A. ' '- ,- -1.. I Class President 25 Basket -.ll 2, 33 Student Council 2, 35 Varsity Foot- ball 3, 45 Track 2, 35 Gym Exhibi- tion 25 Bowling 4. g -J s 4 PPHLIP Nonmuz SOLOPF - 1 , An artist with the cello, -Phil played a leading part in the accqm- plish ments of our orchestra. He acted in our Senior Play and enjoys danc- ing, fixing things, and food. I 4 1 ' Y ' Senior1l?lay Castg Red and Black Art Staffg 'Gym Exhibition 2, 35 Senior Recital: Senior Ball Commit- teeg Orchestra 2, 3, 45 ,Track 45 Band 25 Senior Pageant Committee. MARJORIE ANN SOUTHWICK Margie plays the piano, Margie plays the man, and when she has to study, Margie certainly can. She's a heap of fun and our attractive Prom een. .nior Prom Queen, Senior An nuuncement Committee, Senior Committee, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Recital, Senior Play Comn Library Club 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Gym Exhibition 3, 4, Defense Stamp Agent 2, 3, Junior Prom Committee, G. A. C. 3, 4, Bowling 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Basketball 4. ALBERT EDWIN STAFFORD Al, being well liked by everyone and taking an active part in school sports, will be best remembered by the cognomens he's dubbed his friends and classmates. Gym Exhibition 3, Interclass Basketball 3, 4, Jayvee Basketball 2, 3, Swimming 3, 4, Track 3, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Ball Com- mittee. MARJORIE AUGUSTINE STILWELL A wholesome, dependable, ener- getic sort, Mike is Johnny on the spot. When other things ai-en't occupying her mind, she's drear' of Granville. What's the intere. Mike,'? Class Vice-President 4, Smoke Signals 3, 4, G. A. C. 3, President 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Basketball 4, Bicycling 2, 3, 4, Gym Exhibition 2, 3, 4, Red and Black Typing Staff, Softball 2, 4, Senior Ball Committee, Patrons' Evening Committee 3, War Stamp Agent 3, Archery 4. BLANCHE MABEL STOCKWELL Sis never lets anything pass without putting up a good argument. She is one who always has her Eng- lish done and who is willing to pass it around. Choir 4, Gym Exhibition 2, 3, G. A. C. 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Fashion Show 2, Bicycling 2, 3, Senior Ball Committee, Forum 3, Patrons' Evening 3, 4. HELEN MARIE SULETTE Of a carefree nature and well liked by everyone, Su is very fond of cats. She likes sports, boys, dancing, cars, and banana splits, but detests English. Assistant Editor Red and Black, Girls' Hi-Y 4, French Club 3, 4, G. A. C. 3, 4, Senior Ball Commit- tee, Senior Play Committee, Gym Exhibition 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, Bowl- ing 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4, Swimming 4, Junior Prom Committee. GLEN EDWARD THOMSON A tall lanky fellow, Glen is well known among our athletic warriors. Some think his laugh is rather sur- prising, while others suffer as sub- jects of his teasing. Red and Black Adstaff, Varsity Basketball 4, Varsity Track 2, 3. 4, Orchestra 2, 3, Choir 3, Senior Ball Committee, Junior Prom Committee, German Club 3, Jayvee Basketball 3, Interclass Basketball 2, Bowling 2, 3, Gym Exhibition 2, 3, Swimming 2. JEROME THORNE A motorcycle enthusiast, jerry likes a few girls, candy, and various mechanics, but dislikes noisy girls and English. Red and Black Adstaff, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Ball Com- mittee, Defense Stamp Agent 2, Bowling 4, Interclass Basketball 2, Senior Play Production Staff 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Gym Exhibition 3. 1 JUDITH ANN TIDMAN Although she hasn't been back with us long, Judy's a beam of friendliness and cheerfulness. She never breaks her ever faithful chain of letters to her sailor. Senior Play Production Stal? 4, French Club 3, 4, Junior Prom Com- mittee, Gym Exhibition 2, 3, G. A. C. 3, Class Treasurer 2, Iayvee Cheerleader 3, Softball 2. Jon N CHARLES TREMBLAY John was one of our quiet students, and when track opened this spring he was missed by all the team. MARX' GRACE TROMELAY Go to Hometown's bowling alley and there you'll probably find Shorty running up high scores. In addition, this wavy-haired miss is quite a skater and dancer. Patrons' Evening Committee 2, 3, 4g G. A. C. 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, 43 Fashion Show 2, 39 Gym Exhibition 2, 3. BEVERLY RUTH TUCKER Inclined to be quiet, possessing a happy nature and sunny disposition, Bev is destined to get on in the world. She is one of G. F. H. S.'s few ambitious people. Gym Exhibition 29 Fashion Show 25 Patrons' Evening 3, 4. LEOTA IRENE VANORMAN Lee is one gal who won't ever get in trouble for talking too much. She seems quiet, but who are we to say? Maybe she's thinking about C. B. Class Color Committee, Choir 2, 3g Gym Exhibition 2, 3. ' AJ' J 0x'cE ELAINE VARNEY Vlhenever Joyce isn't daydreami' about Bob in the homeroom, wsnending her spare time in lies' Lounge on second floor. m Exhibition 2, 33 Choir 2, 33 L, ass Colors Committee, War Stamp Agent 2. SARAH ANN VERNOY Energetic, fun, and always on the go-that's Sally. Maybe tl-iat's why she can eat all those gooey sundaes and still keep her waistline so trim. Senior Ball Committee, Gym Ex- hibition 2, 3, 43 Swimming 4g G. A. C. 3, 4, French Club 35 Junior Prom Committee, Basketball 2, 3, Bowling 24 Softball 2, 3. JOHN PAUL WARD A handsome hardworking lad, Paul has helped lead our football team to -'iy victories. He has, though, a .found dislike for busy telephone signals and too much lipstick. Treasurer Senior Classg Boys' State Representative, Student Senate 43 Senior Ball Committee, Varsity Foot- ball 4g Senior Announcement Com- mittee, Business Manager Red and Black, junior Prom Committee: Track 25 Interclass Basketball 3, jayvee Football 3. THOMAS GARRETT WARD Tom is one of the returned veter- ans who quickly adapted himself to the life of a student and to a certain Fish across the river. Red and Black Adstaffg German Club 2, 3, Junior Prom Committee, Bowling 2, 3g Interclass Basketball 2, 3. RICHARD JoIIN WEIDLEY Always overflowing with cheer, Dick performed in our Senior Play and was manager of our football team. He likes to drive and is a wonder with the camera. Art Editor Red and Black5 Senior Play Cast 45 Senior Ball Committee5 Patrons' Evening Play 45 Varsity Football 45 Dramatics Club 2, 3,45 Bowling 3, 45 Choir 45 Student Activity Agent 3, 45 Track 2, 45 German Club 25 Junior Prom Com- mittee. EDISON EVERETT WELLS Ed never has any troubles be- cause girls and piano lessons take up all of his time. His wit and winning personality will assure him success and many friends. Red and Black Adstaffg Senior Ball Commiltee5 Senior Play Production Staffg Senior Announcement Com- mittee5 Gym Exhibition 2, 35 Inter- class Basketball 35 Wrestling 35 junior Prom Committee 35 Track 2, 3, 4. JOYCE MARIE WELLS Dark, vivid gaiety has endeared Wellsie to us all. For the last couple of years, city series games have been a big problem for her. Girls, Hi-Y 3, 45 French Club 3, 45 G. A. C. 35 Senior Ball Commit- teeg Senior Play Production Staffg Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 Junior Prom Attendant5 ' .ior Varsity Cheerleader 2, 35 Gym hi- bition 2, 35 Basketball 2, 35 So, Io- more Hop Committeeg Senior An- nouncementCommittee5 JuniorProm Committee. f JANE MAX' WHITE Whitie has the most deceiving sneeze-purely a letdown. Along with her shapely legs, cute accent, and winning smile, she's very edi- cient. Red and Black Photography Staff5 Girls' I-i 'Y 3, Treasurer 45 Junior Prom Attendant5 Senior Ball Com- mittee5 Senior Play Committee5 Gym Exhibition 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, Manager 3, 45 French Club 3, 45 Student Council 2, 45 Choir 35 G. A. C. 35 Senior Life Saving 35 Junior Prom Committeeg Junior Ring Com- mittee5 Fashion Show 25 Sophomore Ball Committee. ALBERT ARTHUR WILLIAMS Al, who spends his leisure mo- ments at Larry's, is tall, blond, and slightly shy. He has been in a daze all through high school because of a certain L. T. Senior Ball Committee5 Senior Play Committeeg Interclass Basket- ball 2. CLAIRE ZWEIBELSON The mention of Zweibe never fails to bring to mind her black tresses. Drawing is this little miss's favorite pastime. A budding artist, perhaps? G. A. C. 3, 45 Bowling 3, 45 Soft- ball 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Gym Exhibition 35 Bicycling 3. W' X WILLIAM DAVID INGRAHAM War Service Diploma William, nicknamed Wild Bill by his colleagues, could spend only one eventful year in G. F. H. S. be- fore the Army borrowed him. He likes sports, dancing, and his many women. GORDON EDMUND MCCARTHY War Service Diploma Although Mac has been gone almost a year, we haven't forgotten his reckless car driving and outstand- ing athletic ability. Navy chow seems to be putting on the pounds. President Sophomore Class5 Stu- dent Council 2, 35 Varsity Football 2, 35 Varsity Basketball 35 Jayvee Basketball 25 Track 25 Sophomore Hop Committee. WNW Q. onor Graelnates MARILYN PEPIN MIRIAM ARONSON Valmlirlorian Salulatoriun Honor Students Florence Adams John Caffry Catherine Huot Lillian Serge Louise Allen Helen Goldstein Claire Kalbfleisch Philip Soloff Ann Bosanko Elsie Haviland Ruthella Rolleston Class Advisor Miss SARAH A. ADRIANCE Class Colors WINE AND SILVER Aclditional Members of tloe Senior Class Hobart Parker Moody John Alan Moore Hartwell Dayton Rhodes LeRoy Taylor Saulpaugh Ace Buell Varney Harry Alexander Wadleigh Lawrence Alfred Winchell John Fay Bently Martin Theodore Casrerline Leo Wilson Gasper Edward Joseph Gersten Helen Goldstein James Lawrence Grant Guy Wellington McLaughlin, Jr. War Service Di ploma, Gregory Edward Faherty Irving Earl Smith Reinhard Herman Stolz Commencement Pageant PROMISE OF THE PAsT', Promise of the Past is a pageant showing the unifying force of learning or culture as illustrated by religion, science, literature, and music. The pageant indicates how mankind has united in these fields and points the way to much greater unity in many endeavors in the future. Pageant Committee MR. LAWRENCE C. NEWCOMB, Advisor Florence Adams june Lord Helen Sulette I Louise Allen Marilyn Pepin Richard Weidley Emilia DeSanctis Philip Soloff Joyce Wells ROBERT RIDER, Ex-Oficio I 2 Q af Q' g ww H H V I I ll fl' hh fp MUN Muff rv' Zinn 1 I F5321 X142 :gf ll ,zzfigiig aff A1 Elmer Antonsen Mary Baker William Ball Richard Bannin Joan Barber Elizabeth Barcomb Thomas Barry Madelane Barudy James Beames Margaret Been unzbr Clan Miss MARION M. E. BROADBENT, Sponsor President -------- ANGELO BACAS Jeanne Culligan Vice-President - - ADRIAN HULSEBOSCH Sefrcfary - - - - GLEN CAFI-'RY Trcaszzrrr - - JEANNIE MILLAR Geraldine Blanchard Kenneth Butterfield Carolyn Bosworth Ned Cahill Jean Bowen Bruce Boyd Willis Boyd Royce Boynton Jeanne Brann Ralph Brown Harold Burnham Daniel Bush Phyllis Carey Robert Cary Jeannine Cushion Rita Charlebois David Chase Benjamin Chernoff Shirley Collins Verna Crosby Jean Cusato Paul Cushman Richard Daly Thomas Daly Betty David William Deguire Augustus DelSignore Edmond DeMarsh Alphonse Denino Doris Derway Frederick Dixon Donna Dolan Rose Marie Dolan Thomas Dolan Frank Douglas Theresa Duffy Mary Louise Dwydr Alice Effland Richard Fake Pauline Farr imzbr Class Forrest Fisher Barbara Flemming Josephine Fontaine Mary Gaffney Navio Gagliardi Dick Gale Richard Goodrow Ann Goodson Lyle Gregory Barbara Grudenski Helen Halloran Donald Hamilton Shirley Hamilton Marilyn Harris Carol Helm Doris Hoag Janet Hodgkins Thomas Hogan William Hogan George Hungerford Joanne Huntington Barbara Jackson Graham Jamison Leonard Jarvis Harriet Kalbfleisch Robert Karpeles Sylvia Kudan Stanley Lackey Gloria Landry Marilyn Langell William LaPann Kenneth Lashway Thcodosia Lazarou Barbara Lebowitz Frances LeGault Elaine Leicht Claire Leroux Glenn Lewis Jane Linehan Helen McBride Eugenia McCaw john McCurry unzbr Class Robert Mark Melvin Martell Gertrude Mattison Joseph Mercier Shirley Miller Helen Mills Hilda Monroe Karen Morey john Morphis Catherine Murkey John Noonan Page O'Brien Ernest Parham Shirley Parker Elaine Pepper Joyce Perkett David Peterson Edward Pickett Lazarus Polimerou Ray Potter Peter Pruyn Robert Putnam Elliess Reichert Hartwell Rhodes arian Rifenberg n Ringrose Iina Roach W illiam Roach Richard Roberts Robert Robinson Anna Rockwell Irene Russo Fred Schermerhorn Pauline Sebert Margaret Winne Walter Schreiner Frances Seaver Marilyn Shappy unzbr Class John Sherman Susan Sies Virginia Sleight Eleanor Spellburg Nancy Stebbins Robert Stevens Ronald Stevens Jane Stewart Audrey Sullivan Cynthia Taft Anthony Tangrady Barbara Thomas Edward Thomson Esther Titus Elaine Todd Marvin Travers William Tremblay Betty Tripp Theodore Turner Edward Vaissiere Elaine Van der Linden Warren Vanderminden Charles VanTrump Ruth VanVranken Mary Villa Richard Waldron James Weaver Harriet Weeks Hazel Westfall .QM ,, 'f,,.,j ff M ing, 007' J L2 '- 5 , 4' L-,ll,O-GGJ U 'A 7 E 'i L'I'd ' JW I-M7 J Loqvl-,D LA- aku 25321 xflfla-df' f644oJ,,,-,Marla 9f.4.aU l','wu kg4,LL6f.J 053,10 4-,604 WW Eu! 1 I0 0'6l.-IJ www N MLW' -MLI.,-J,Ll y W .d 8 gfafw IU if uv , tv' - J ' , U' 1, if ,ff Q ,J -4,5 l - at -f ,fy f --ff ,ttf ,if -45,6 f fr . J 'f 4 Y A 1 F ' J' K' y i 1 w F ' J f V lv R13 X4 , vi LL p P vp! J 4 ksxw t 6 Trigg fl ,' M ' L 1 v A., , ' X. ug., , , ' .. l Q ' 'A' P l r if ,I 4. J , x gff TRlCE MABL f h J 1.1, , .- ,. ' ,1 Prcfsidenfqiqltl - - Ei G0R ELLl54qt- 6 Vin'-Prvxidwzf SMI- - Y - - AMES MARTINIALE .-, J, - if f A' Svvrvlary - - -' 5-if 5 - L51 ENNET UTTERFIELD , 1. Trvasllrvr - - ifhck - 51' DEA YIER ' S, . if - I-551' . 53. i?b- J -e. J ' - INK- S7 G . , I Barbaraienelon KJ Jerome Kass ' D-f 'alter Robillard R M1 jwmllll 4 'J Q, g Donaldgacveylb David Knapp wlu y Kanner Qereszfljicheo I 7- iiyllois ' ' 'V' Byron Lapham Ruth King Josephine Pignone .f. 'Sir N n L Many Hecht-HJ Jack Hogan! V' x Jbaanaks Htftdhinsoxil fi 5 5 S Q. 1 fChgter'Jarvis Marshall Jxarvis June Jensen Shirley Jensen EleanoriJohPson Elinor Johnson Evelyn Jones' Wallace Layhee Thomas McDermott Dan McGillicuddy Robert Mound Richard Nash Don Ostrander Richard Pearsall James Ploof x Richard Purner Robert Roberts Janet Kirkpatrick Shirley Ladabouch Joyce LaPoint Patricia LaPoint Rheba Levenson Nancy Light Margaret Martell Barbara Monahan Jacqueline Morrison Beverly Mulcahy fa Pauline Polimerou Vera Shappy Mary Shreve Charlotte Silver Roberta Sivak Elaine Smith Abbey Lou Stimson Lillian Stillwell N Sally Swee ,.1 .NJanice Wag iiiapjffzvgff Tu' we -L , ' 'X - 1 1 ff f 'w ' ,- iff - ' 'J -. 'T x -' ' ' 'X ' F95 f If' 7 V, '- A J If rf :N ' -A , ff ff ' , f i f I fs ,f J f 'ff if , ' , M ,rl fi! .. fv E A . 1 Q- f v q,f, ' A aff E M46 -f w ' .'.4v .,1..,v il Sophomore ami L , 'i ofa Earl Anderson Richard Baker Roger Baker Gertrude Ball Ida Barker William Bates Adeline Bemis Leona Bennett Loren Blackburn Charles Blake Jeanne Blanchard Barbara Bowers Hazel Brewster Patricia Busher Gloria Canale Clarence Cashion Carolyn Chase Nancy Churchill Robert Clear Lawerence Cohen Aletha Cone Anita Crete Dean Currier Althea Cushman Barbara Desjardins ' X ,f Ruth DeVol ischang Richard Dolan ff! Mildred Floyd Ann Dudley f Emery Fobare Dolores Dufour Margaret Dufour Carlene Dyke Jane Eckler Betty Ellsworth Ruth Elmore David Erlanger Helen Farnsworth Lois Farr Augustino Forcucci Barbara Fraiser Lewis Gauthier Edward Gilman Thomas Gorman Ann Gratton Robert Grinnell Pauline Guernsey Loretta Hamblin R t N 'Nl at 'ma Q 3 '-A Q. -1 3 ff H A gi I . 3 f, fl, k L -. . , I 5 f. 1 ' R o tif 1 14 .- .., xx f ' ,,f J, ,,i,3,i,,frf.f...g' V iv Q D-BV l n.1cf5fii3f,,?'LyW .- 7 R' , 'MN J., V7 15 rl fIh 5' h V L ' . an ., if ,AVO fi . OP 6655 HW! U 0. 1 N' I Meta' WXVLJUQ-Yi-fl-e' J' Q LH' Jane Ashley Nl Gb Myron Abramso I Rita Bacon Q0 J., ' Q6 George Bacon C1 0 of R W G -1. Q Q Q' -14 l Q I 'tbl IE 1, '1 4 S U Robert Bacon Nancy Bartlett Floyd Batease Zoe Burnham Eugene Chandler Alfred Coffey ' Dorothy Calhourx 1 N jack Cohen 0 Nicholas Colios Robert Diskin Mary Eflland Harold Engwer Ruth Flewelling Norma Fox Keith Fuller Stewart Gates Dora Goldstein Dorothy Hall James Hamell Shirley Hance Douglas Hart Conrad Hoffman Marie Hungerford Margaret johnson Kathrine Koch Bernard LaLone Raymond LaPoint Jane Lemery Douglas Mitchell Walter Palmer John Putnam Ivan Reynolds Walter Robinson Natalie Russell Shirley Seeley Stanley Selleck Regina Skellie Robert Stein Barbara Turner , Cynthia VanWirt Doris Vafney Betty Varnum Lena Waldron Audrey Wilson i X l r X.. . I 1 1 O! M -1A- 1 1,0 J..- -l- A-, -S-JW bl . I I Z fl ,fa X ff, gg. c of-ff 'V '14 L. Sophomore Clos C? , , Christine Schonenberger Peggy Sears Grace Sebert Shaw Nathan Slawsby Crosby Smith Marietta Smith Marjorie Smith Sam Somerville Powel South Barbara Stanley Nathan Suckman John Sullivan Richard Sweet Harold Tanner George Tidman Emory Towson Elda Varney Gloria Vaughn William Villa Wayne Wallace Jean Weller Stanley Wells Robert Westcott Robert White Stanley Wfilliams James Wright Roselyn Zweibelson Ruth Clements Harold Byrnes Betty Boyce Gerald Beaudin James Bazinet David Baker Don Eldridge Richard Eddy Robert Donohue Ernest DeCrescenzo George Dixon Allan Dean Frances Crooks Robert Cote Ronald Ellenwood Fred Esmond Robert Flint Janice Foley David Gurley Pauline Harding get Haro Madeline O'Connor Patricia Pre t Robert Putnam Barbara i Bi, Marguerite St. 0 Dewey Sims Q Shirley Stanley Gertrude Sumner Alfred Sweet Alice Hay Jacqueline Task Illa Hoag Ed Tripp Y Vivian Kaplan Francis Turner X Audrey Kirschenbaum Jerry Uttal f NU James Knapp Patricia Nevens Harold Silverman John Monrian James Martindale Orlie Washburn William Young T I Richard Mead Paul Linehan Q 0 iff Wx f f f 9 fi X I x ff 2 1 A ua I 'U X 5 Q SA' x Q I 0 is ff 7 M4444 7 . My I! ff 'E f M, 6 ' , . iiffff '??!??77z, f -W - mu! ff 'fy WU 1 112257575 . 1 ' 'lily JUN' 'fA- ,, 1 .n.p--':1:::u:u1:lfl , I yriuuuzluullulllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli ,A If A! , ' I Q . A , . ff I 1, , . A I Il ' . r A ,f L5 ? f Q 2 ,I r ff 5 J I if WZJW wW 'f.f .pJf'.f.4fI, pw The Faculzy hfcdele A7 MR. ALEXANDER W. MILLER, Super den! MR. WILLIAM H. BROWN, Principal MISS DELLA MCALLEY, Svcrefary : Miss DORIS PARKER, Smwfary Miss Sarah A. Adriance Miss Harriet L. Aiken Mr. Sherwood D. Allen Mr. Thomas F. Allen Miss Genevieve E. Bazinet Miss Mildred Bodin Mr. Clifford Bosworth Miss Katherine Bowman Miss Marion M. E. Broadbent Mrs. Mary M. Burke Miss Ruth M. Bussey Miss Frieda M. Clausen Miss Betty Cornell Mr. Gerald Donnelly Mrs. Curtis Duell Mr. Basil S. Dwyer Mrs. Katheryn Fitzgerald Mr. Willard Flynt Miss Sara Gabr I Miss Helen S. Gahimer Mr. Alexander S. Gillan Mr. Edgar J. Grant Mr. Kenneth F. Happy Miss Hilda E. Hayes Mr. Harry Helmer Mrs. Rita A. Housman Mr. Robert N. King Mr. Robert B. Knapp Miss Viola F. Lesure Mr. Harold M. Long Miss Beatrice Mable Miss Lois P. McCarthy Miss Ann J. McCrea Miss Mabelle F.. McNulty Miss Marjorie Merwin Mr. L. Franklin Moore Mr. Lawrence Newcomb Mrs. Hilah F. Newton Miss Elizabeth T. Nowlan Mr. Roy V. Orendorf Miss Dorothy Owens Miss Elizabeth L. Renner Mr. Walter H. Robinson Mr. Reginald T. Shultz Mr. John L. Van Der Voort Miss Laura E. Vroman Mr. Willis F. Watson Mr. William H. Weaver Miss Nola L. Vfentworth Mr. Maurice C. Whitney Mr. John Willmen JAMES RIVERS Eifilm'-in-Chief Plmlograplay Editor Peggy Buddy Pfaotograjzhy Slfujff Jane White Anne Caraliota Dorothy Cowles Peggy Homan Ar! Editor Richard Weidley Ari Staff 25' Robert Johnson Rea' and Black Sidi Miss HELEN S. GAHIIVIER, Farzllfy Sponsor JAMES RIN'ERS, Ezlifor-in-Chief Assishmf Editors Ann Bosanko Marilyn Pepin William Montgomery rf Miriam Aronson Helen Sulette Elsie Haviland Joan McConnell Catherine Huot Nancy Church 'Thomas LaFera Philip Soloff Philip Smith Betty Mead June Coulter Feuillrc' Ellliflll' Mary Ann Helm Cifl'llI6lffIlN Managers Louise Allen Dorothy Olley Bzzsiwsx Mm1agt'1' Paul Ward AJL'c'1'fisi11g Munugrr Donald Gorman AJz'c'1'fisi1'1g Sfajf Marie Shattuck Joseph Ricupito Frank DeWitt Barbara Hodgins Glen Thomson Edison Wells Full-page art work by Robert Johnson, cover seal by Thomas LnFern. William Ellsworth Typing Sfajf Joyce Prarie Lois Blanchard Catherine Carey Edward LaPointc Thomas Ward John Bacas Jerry Thorne TAj'l7il1KQ Erfifor Doris Layhec Gloria Lathrop Jeanette Cohen Theresa Lemcry Lois Mornhinweg Rosemary Robillard Madeline Russo Grace Shaw Marjorie Stilwell ...?.1 Y Student COHHCZI MR. BROWN, AJI'ixor FIRST SEMESTER - 1945-1946 SECOND SEMESTER PI'vsiIlv11f - - - JOHN CAPIQRY PI'l'Sil1!'l1f - - DONALD CTORMAN Xlfft'-PV't'Sf!I,l'IIf - RICHARD NOONAN Vin'-Prz'siIlz'11f - ROBIQRT ROBINSON S1'w'rfu1'y - - CHARLOTTE SILvIf.R Tl'l'dSIlI'l'l' - - - RICHARD GAI.If T1'c'ax11I'1'I' - JOSEPH MERCIRR Sl'l'!'l'fdl'-Y - GORDON HUBBlil.l. Seniors J Nancy Church Joan McConnell John Caffry William Montgomery Louise Allen Marjorie Southwick Donald Gorman Paul Ward Anne Caraliota Carolyn Bosworth Adrian Hulsebosch Richard Gale Joseph Mercier Hilda Monroe Allen Dean Dewey Sims Richard Mead Richard Nash Gloria Canale Betty Ellsworth Jane White Karen Morey Robert Robinson Nancy Stebbins Glen Caffry Angelo Bacas Leslie Driggs In niors Mary Lou Dwyer carol Helm Helen Mills John McCurry Sophomores Margaret Dufour Charlotte Silver David Knapp Jane Ashley Sam Somerville Joan Barber Natalie Russell Jacqueline Task Madeline O,Connor Dean Currier Robert Clear Gordon Hubbell James Rivers Richard Noonan Mina Roach Peter VanTrump James Weaver Nancy Mclaandress Jacqueline Morrison Robert White Bernard Lalone Walter Robinson N WVVV ' 'Now lzlvten to me young lady! Come Ram or Shzhe A comedy in 3 acts by Marrijane and Joseph Hayes SARA GABRIEL, Director JOHN L. VAN DER VOORT, Assisfanf Dirccfor CAST OF CHARACTERS MRS. LILLIAN GRAYSON ----- DOROTHY OLLEY GLENN GRAYSON, JR. ------ - FRANK ARNOLD MR. GLENN GRAYSON - PHILIP SOLOFF JAC GRAYSON - - - JUNE LORD HELEN - - - RUTHELLA ROLLESTON MRS. SPARKS - IRENE HOLDEN - AGNES HOLDEN - DAN LYONS - ROSEMARY MARCH DICK CLEMENTS JULIA MARCH - ELLA STONE - FRED MURROXV - ANNE BARRY - - ROSEMARY ROBILLARD - MARJORIE CULVER - - LOIS DANAPIX' GLENN LEWIS EMILIA DESANCTIS - RICHARD XVEIDLEY - LOUISE ALLFN - BARBARA HODGINS - PHILIP SMITH ELSIE GILROY Scenef The scene is the porch of the Grayson's summer cottage located on the shores of a lake about forty miles from 11 large city. ACT I. Afternoon of a day in June. ACT II. Scene I. Two weeks later, afternoon. Scene ll. The following evening. ACT IH. Three days later, evening of the Fourth of July. The following vnlr'aviu mnsif umfcfr lfaz' a'irf'vfim'1 of Maurin' C. Wlvilneg' will be jJlayva' by: First Violins-Ester Titus, Fred Hawkins Second Violins-Jane Eekler, Irene VanTassel Violas-Kathleen Lowe, Charlotte Silver Celli-Adeline Bemis, Douglas Aust Allemande and Minuet - - - Rousseau Selections from Rosamunde - - - Svlazzbcrf Masszfs ln the Cold, Cold Ground - - Fosfw' The nezghbors are fomplazhzrlg about the 7101.56 as is xa- Come Ram or Sfzzhe By MARRIJANE and JOSEPH HAYES THE GRAYSONS spend their summers on the lake-shore. This particular summer a theatre is established nearby - and Jac, the college-age daughter, finds herself fired with theatrical ambition. She also finds herself in love with the handsome young director. julia March, the eccentric and domineering owner of the city newspaper which Mr. Grayson edits, has founded the theatre to further the ambitions of her pampered beautiful grand-daughter who comes to stay with the Graysons. A gossipy neighbor overhears a rehearsal scene and concludes that Rosemary and the director are engaged. The repercussions jolt the household and the whole lake-shore, causing both Jae and her lazy brother, in love with Rosemary, to leave home in an unfriendly neighbor's sailboat. Reporters arrive. Comic havoc prevails- until in the end, in the midst of surprises and complications, all of the principal characters realize that they have adjusted their relationships with each other and the world a little more wisely. Senzbr Play Produczhg Staff Business Managers Nancy Church Anne Caraliota Jane W'hite Srvnrry Bull! Under the direction of Roy Orendorf Stage Com uzifln' W'illi.1m Ellsworth Harry Kaplan William Montgomery Joseph Rieupito Robert Rider Seem' Desigfml and E.w'v11fvJ Under the direction of Miss Harriet Aiken Betty Quist, Chairman Margaret Buddy Virginia Couture Theresa Leniery Jane Moynehan Dorothy Cowles Naomi Guernsey Joan McConnell Judith 'liidnian Jean Guimond Joyce XVells Leona VanOrn1an Propvrfifx Joyce lieaudin Lillian Hance Janice Jarvis Helen Sulette Ann Bosanlio Iflsic Haviland Marion Mattison Marie Sliattucli Marjorie Southwiek Marjorie Stilwell Coxfnnzvx Grace Ball W'inifred Hall Anna LaM.iy Ligbfs Under the direction of Harry Helmet' Bion Arnold Jerry Thorne Edison W'ells Albert W'illiams Pzlfzlivify Under the direction of Miss Mildred Bodin Lois Blanchard Jeanette Cohen Florence Hill Joyce Lampson Helene Bolton Mary Doolittle Margaret Homan Ruth Nevens Betty Brayton Lois Gates Robert Johnson Marilyn Pepin Senzbr Expresszbn Reczlal MONOLOGUIAL-Once I1 Year - - - - - William R. Bvuvf Philip Soloff Rlf.ADlNcg-Drama In Everyday Life - - - - Lozzisc' Riff? Dorothy Olley VIOLIN Solo-Romanza ----- - Wif'11ia14'sl:i Esther Titus Rl-LAUING--The Heydey of the Blood - - - - lJ01'ofl1y Curifivlfl Frank Arnold READING-KIUSI As I Am ----- Davy Htlglll' Marjorie Southwick PIANO SOLO-Spoon River ---- Arr. Graingvr William Deguire RliA17lNCi'ThC Eyes of China ---- Erli' Sfnzzlwy Gura'm'r June Lord Cl4Ql.LO SOLO-Ave Maria ---- - St'l7I1!7K'l'f Philip Soloff Rl-1AlJlNG--A Pair of Hands ---- - Oxvar Srbixgall Robert Rider MONOLOGUE-Balancing the Budget - - - Flormn' R,j'!'VS!Jll, Colin Cj1K'II1l'I1fX S1'r'11r': The living room of the Virgil Weeks' house QMrs. Winifred Pringle Weeks speaksj Louise Allen E,Yl77'l'XSi0l1 in rbargc' of S-ARA GAliRIlzL f l,fl,l9 If f AMW P j , . ff f f I D ' CI I 1 f ' ' , MM . ,fllffllggf ll XJ 1 yr I ' 7 ' 1 Nfl ' f , ,Qu fl Sponsors , , , x .ft . , 1 M?6fARA GABRIEL and MII. QIOHN VAN DER x7OORT l if 'JA' I 0,19 , ffilf f gPr'Hs1dr'nf - - W I - - Loulsh AI.LI.N f ' 1 ' Virr'-Prvxidjn - - - - KAREN MOREX' r pf f . I T7 vurw' A '- - - - WVILLIAM DEGUIRIQ V A f' ' Marji - - - - - - THEO LAZAIIOU ,LLB f vs U 'i . I , E.Yl'l'1lfil'f' Com miffm' ljifx TTY Lou BOYCI-L ROBILRT KARPELES PHILIP SMITH Frank Arnold I Robert Cary Nancy Churchill Aletha Cone Marjorie Culver Althea Cushman Lois Danahy Emilia DeSanctis Mary Lou Dwyer Janet Hodgkins Elsie Gilroy Harriet Kalbfleisch Jane Linehan June Lord Jeannie Millar Helen Mills Paige O-'Brien Madeline O'Connor Dorothy Olley Ernest Parham Joyce Perkett Eliess Reichert Ruthella Rolleston Philip Soloff Nancy Stebbins Marguerite St. john Janice Waggaman Richard Weidley' Florence Adams Louise Allen Carolyn Bosworth Betty Lou Boyce Nancy Churchill Dorothy Cowles Marjorie Culver Mary Lou Dwyer Gzrlf HI' Y S ponsors Miss SARAH A. ADRIANCE and Miss BETTY CORNELL Prr'xia'r'nl - - JoAN MCCONNk.LL Viva'-Prz'xidf'r1f - - KAREN MORIiX' Trr'as1m'r - - JAN1a Wr11TrQ Sc'r'r'r'fary - - MARX' ANN HELM S1'rgr'u11f-az'-Armx - MARGARET Bunm' Carol Helm Harriet Kalbfleisch Barbara Hodgins June Lord Janet Hoclgkins Joanne Huntington Catherine Huot Joyce Jackson Clare Kalbfleisch Helen McBride Gene McCaw Nancy Mclsandress Jeannie Millar Marilyn Pepin Elliess Reichert Mary Shreve Charlotte Silver Marjorie Southwiek Marguerite St. John Helen Sulette Joyce Wells Smoke Sgglidlf Miss GENEVIEVE E. BAZINET, Sjmmor Etlifm'-in-Cloicf ----- HELEN HAL1.oixAN Managing Edifor MIRIAM ARONSON Cirvululion Mufmgu - - HELEN HALLORAN Wfrifvrs Ann Bosanko Nancy Church Donna Dolan Hilda Aronson Francis Cohen Rose Marie Dolan Anne Caraliota Verna Crosby Elsie Haviland Jeannine Cashion Betty David Barbara Jackson Illuxfraforx Jeanette Cohen Thomas LaFerz1 Tbypixls and Milfzcogrujzlaerx Marie Shattuck Gloria Landry Marjorie Stilwell Jean Bowen Ruthella Rolleston Marion Mattison Dorothy Olley Rosemary Robillard Harold Tanner Llbfllljl Staff Sponsors Miss LAURA E. VROMAN and MRS. NELL P. DUELL Leona Bennett Ruth Elmore Hilda Monroe Gloria Canale Helen Farnsworth Shirley Parker Jean Cusato Ann Gratton Lillian Stillwell Ruth DeVol Theo Lazarou Roselyn Zweibelson Elaine Leicht ,L 9243? Louise Allen Frank Arnold Angelo Bacas Margaret Been Ann Bosanko Bruce Boyd Willis Boyd Ralph Brown Peggy Buddy Harold Burnham Jeannine Cashion Rita Charlebois Ben Chernoff June Coulter Dorothy Cowles Jeanne Cusato William Deguire French Club M155 ELIZABETH RENNER, Sjnonxor Pl'C'SilI'i'l7f - - Vi1'z'-Plwfsirfcnf - Sl'l'Yf'fL1l'-J' - - Trz'a::11 rm' - Donna Dolan Rosemarie Dolan Theresa Duffy Mary Lou Dwyer Barbara Flemming Mary Gaffney Elsie Gilroy Dick Goodrow Helen Halloran Elsie Haviland Carol Helm Mary Ann Helm Barbara Hodgins Adrian Hulseboseh Joanne Huntington Barbara Jackson - FLORENCE ADAMS - CATHERINE HUoT - NANCY CHURCH - PETER VANTRUMP Clare Kalbfleisch Harriet Kalbfleisch Sylvia Kudan William LaPann Forrest LaValley Francis Legault Clare Leroux June Lord Helen McBride Gene McCaw Joan McConnell Betty Mead Hilda Monroe Karen Morey Jane Moynehan Dick Noonan Ernest Parham Shirley Parker Marilyn Pepin Elaine Pepper Peter Pruyn Robert Putnam Hartwell Rhodes Marion Rifenberg Robert Robinson Ruthella Rolleston Walter Schreiner Marjorie Southwick Helen Sulette Judy Tidman Joyce Wells Jane White I , I f I I if 7' A' ORCHESTRA AND CHOIR PI Rex' ALIIRIDGIE GRAINGER, Pianist and Guest Conductor ELLA GRAINGLR, Percussion Instruments WIl.l.IAM DEGUIIII , '47, Piano GI,l?NN I.l'.W'I5, '46, Baritone MAURICF C. VVHITNEY, cF0lltlIll'fUY OVIZRTUIII. 'ro TIII1 IMI'Rl'SSARlO ------ W'0lfguug Al7Hltl'l'IlS Mozarl H756-17913 SYMPHONY No. 7, IN B MINOR fUnHnishedj - - - - Fran: Svbzzlvrrt C1797-18281 Allegro Moderato RUSSIAN SAILOIIS' DANCP qfrom The Red Poppyuj - - - - Rviuliold Glivrv H875- THE ORCHESTRA To TIII II Wit SING -'-------- KfIlIXf1llIfiII Srliwiloz' C1886- XWVATITRS RIPPLIa AND FLOW' fCzechoslovakian Folk-songj ----- urr. Dvvmx Taylor Glenn Lewis, Baritone Soloist Sixr DowN SPRIIANT QNegro Spiritualy ------- urr. Rflffvrl Slum Incidental Solos by Glenn Lewis and Joyce Wfells THE CHOIR Orrhrsfra Pcrsonwl -' FIRST VIOLINS Joyce Lampson OBOE EUPHONIUNI Iisther TiIlT.S Gloria Silverman George Ti-:lman Fred Schcrmel-hom Fred Hawltins CELLI CLARINETS Betty Haviland Philip Soloff Harriet Kalbfleisch TUBA Rlfcba Levcnson JOYCE VVCUS Marilyn Langell Frank Crannell Ffflfh DeV0l Janet Kirkpatrick BASS CLARINET SIACOND VIOUNS Adeline Bemis . . 'IYMPANI I Il kll William Montgomery ' anc C U Caryl Ecklcr Abbey Lou Stimson Irene VanTassell Douglas Aust BASSOONS ' i h ll' ll ' ' ' P Y 'S Bu ard BASSES W l'am Dcgmm PERCUSSION Catherine Varney Peggy Sears Marlene Reichert Joyce Falkenbury VIOLAS Kathleen Lowe Charlotte Silver Barbara Hodgins Edward Thompson Aletha Cone Althea Cushman Bernard Fortune FLUTES Alfred Sweet Elleiss Reichert Barbara Benedict TRUMPETS Edmond DeMarsh Nathan Slawsby FRENCH HORNS Leonard Jarvis Patricia LaPoint Harold Silverman W'alter Shangraw James Campbell PIANO, HARMONIUM Marjorie Southwick MUSIC COMPOSED, ARRANGED AND EDITED BY PFRCY ALDRIDGE GRAINGIQR Tot.t'ATA IN F ---------- Iohuuu Sulmxfiau Burl: 11685-17505 Arranged by Mr. Grainger for three pianos Mr. Grainger, Mr. W'hitney, and Williani Deguire Bl ATA Vlsc Lita fThe Blessed Virginj ------- Iiuglixlz, 7'l7il'f4'1'lIfl7 Cvuturi Transcribed from the original manuscript by Don Anselm Hughes, O.S.B. PRl,'I I'Y Swallow ------ - - Clumlv I.t'I1'IHlt', Bellqiim C1528-16023 Lovii nr F1RsT SIGHT - ---- - Iillu fS1'tIfll.Q1'V' fb. Sweden 18895 THE CHOIR SPOON RIVI it fAmerican Folk-danccj ----- P1'l'l'VX' A. Gr't1iugt'r th. Australia 181421 Piano: Percy Grainger Xylophone, Marimba and Staff Bells: lllla Grainger Hanvi sr HYMN ----------- - P1'l't'j' xl. Grtlitlgul CLJUN'1'RX'GARIJl NS CBritish Folk-daneeb ----- - I'm'tjy fl. fi7'rIj!I,Qt'l Piano: Percy Grainger THF ORCHIQSTR A Choir P!'!'X0lllll'I Florence Adams Madeline Barudy Gerald Beaudin Patricia Busher lfugene Chandler Ruth Clements Dorothy Cowles Frank Crannell Marjorie Culver Lois Danahy Betty David lfdmond DeMai-sh Margaret Dufour Carlene Dyke .lane liekler Betty lillsworth Ruth Elmore Richard Gale ,lean Guimmond lilsie Haviland Marian Jouhert Sylvia Kudan Forrest LQ'lx7.lllCj' Frances Legnult Glenn Lewis Marian Mattison CARLENE DYKE, At' Nancy Mcl.amlress Betty Mead Jacqueline Morrison Ruth Nevcns Harold Nourse lfrnest Parham lflaine Pepper Josephine Pignone Walter Robillard Anna Rockwell lfranees Seaver Pauline Sebert Mary Shreve fonzjnmisf Charlotte Silver Harold Silverman Blanche Stockwell .lane Stewart Audrey Sullivan Gladys Sumner Barhara Thomas lfsther Titus Gloria Vaughan Richard W'eidley .Ioyee XVells Hiwel Xvestfall Glens Falls Hgh School Band FLUTES Alfred Sweet lilliess Reichert Richard Eddy OBOE George Tidman BASSOONS William Deguire Barbara Benedict CLARINFTS Harriet Kalbfleisch Marilyn Langell Robert White Walter Schreiner Walter Robillard Audrey Wilson Audrey Kirschenbaum Shirley Freeman Fmily Peddic Kaye Williams MR. MAURICE C. WHITNEY, Director Alphonse Mark Charlotte Zislcind BASS CLARINET William Montgomery ALTO SAXOPHONE Leslie Driggs TENOR SAXOPHONE Stanley Williams CORNETS Edmond DeMarsh Thomas I.aFera Nathan Slawsby Ralph Brown Harold Nourse Richard Robillard Thomas Corbett HORNS Leonard Jarvis Patricia LaPoint Phyllis Cary Flwyn W'ells TROMBONES Margaret Breen jack Sullivan Robert Brown David Conklin BARITONES Fred Sehermerhorn James Farber BASSES Frank Crannell Adeline Bemis Ruth DeVol DRUNIS Harold Silverman Abbey Lou Stimson Whilter Shangraw James Campbell x wil 5 2 Qx X W Florence Adams Joan Barber Ann Bosanko Joyce Beaudin Margaret Buddy Jeanne Cashion Rita Charlebois Nancy Church Ruth Clements YA ff' M G, A, C, 0' Ml MISS BETTY CORNELL, Sponsor President - - MARJORIE STILWELL Scfrclary - - - LOUISE ALLEN Treasurer - - - - ANN CARALIOTA Shirley Collins Barbara Flemming Elsie Haviland Carol Helm Florence Hill Helen Halloran Margaret Homan Joanne Huntington Anna LaMay Gloria Lathrop Theodosia Lazarou Helen McBride Jeannie Millar Robert Morse Karen Morey Elaine Pepper Betty Quist Rosemary Robillard Ruthella Rolleston Madeline Russo Nancy Stebbins Blanche Stockwell Helen Sulette Jacqueline Task Sally Vernoy Clare Zweibelson Roselyn Zweibelson fa fa' Lf Cheerleader! AJ L,,,b,g, ,eww yzflgfffl L15 - f'H'ff'lf VH Cil,lzNll5NTS Mfuxkloiui CUl.X'l-ll LIUNL Iioiuw KfXRl?N Mom Y 13454, 15.1414 NANCZX' S'1'1sis1s1Ns Aismax' Lou S1'lMsoN Eyes Riglaf Eyes right. Wfateh us Fight. The Indians will score We're the boys char make the noise We've whipped this gang before We have never known defeat We would rather fight than eat We're the heroes of the gridiron grengxdiers Roll that score way up Roll that score way up , ,, , High will never beat us Q1nymore-ore-ore-ore Yah! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Yah! Hn! Ha! Hu! Hn! Welre the heroes of the Gridiron Grenndiers. Z4-'frlf ,ffm 'la-fl Wmqww rpnmlyowaw Pbolball Season 1945 f 1946 Kenneth Butterfield Ned Cahill Robert Cary Robert Clear John Caffry Leland Crosby Allan Dean Daft' September 22 Here September 29 Away October 6 Away October 13 Here October 20 Away October 27 Here November 3 Here :G League Games Coach- JERRY DONNELLY Asxixlani Couch-WILLIAM PIERCE Captain-LELAND CROSBY Captain-Elect-KENNETH BUTTERFIELD Muriagws-RICHARD WEIDLEY and DEAN CURRIER Axsixhmt Manager-DONALD POWERS Football Squad 1945 William Ellsworth Robert Floyd Navio Gagliardi Gordon Hubbell Paul Linehan Byron Lapham Robert Mark Richard Mend Richard Noonan Paige O'Brien Dave Peterson Peter Pruyn James Rivers W'alter Robillard Robert Rozelle joseph Ricupito VARSITY RECORD Port Henry Fort Edward Whitehall Hudson Falls Saratoga . Granville . St. Mary's Tony Sassone Walter Schreiner Dewey Sims James Smith Robert Stevens Ted Turner Paul Ward Oppofzmf . 13 . 12 . . 13 . 13 0 Conference Champions with Granville - City Champions over St. Mary's Bzzskelball Semon 1945 f 1946 Courb-T. F. ALLEN Assislan! Couch-B. DWYER Axxixhlnl Manager-L. TARANTELLI Atsisfanl Manager-R. CYCONNOR C0-Cujwluinx-N. GAGLIARDI and T. SASSONF First Row - Varsity fleft to rightj --Coach T. F. Allen, D. Gorman, Sonimo, Co4Captain N. Gagliardi, Co-Captain T. Sassone, D. Sims, G. Thomson, Assistant Coach B. Dwyer. Second Row-Assistant Manager L. Tarantelli, J. Bacas, Mercier, Ricupitu, R. Rider, Pearsall, Assistant Manager R. O'Connor. Third Row-G. Hubbell, B. Lapham, Sherman, A. Hulsebosch, G. Dietrich, A. Stafford, P. Linehan. Fourth Row - Junior Varsity-R. LaPoint, K Butterfield, R. Westcott, D. Peterson, G. DelSignore. Fifth Row-R. Noonan, R. Cary, J. Knapp. Glvnx Ifalfx SCHEDULE Ojlfwouwll Glvux Fulli SCHEDULE Ollfmlzrllf +19 - - Mechanieville - - - S T59 - - Saratoga - - - - - 25 T62 - - Phillip Schuyler - - 19 437 - - Granville - - - 21 533 - - Hudson Falls - - ll Q54 - - W'hitehall - - - 42 530 - - Nlfhitehall - - I9 T32 - - Phillip Schuyler - - 24 22 - - Fort Edward - - - 27 128 - - St. Mary's - - 30 T537 - - Granville - - - 32 'L39 - - Saratoga - - - I7 35324 ' - St. Mary's - - - 25 532 - - Whtcrvliet - - 31 'i'-45 - - Mechanicville - - 16 540 - - Scotia - - - 36 l X - - Fort Edward - - - 24 1- -3- fi'3l - - - Hudson Falls - - - 25 602 440 :lNorthern Conference Games- l'Class BH League Games - lilCity Series Games 5Championship Games for Class B XX'on 14, Lost 4 - Worm Class B Sectional Championship 8-0 - Split City Series Championship I-l Runneraup Northern Conference Championship 5-3 Baseball Season 1945 4946 Vurxify Couch-CLIFFORD K. BOSWORTH I. V. Coach-THOMAS F. ALLEN Co-Captain-DAN ROBERTSON C0-Caplain-ADAM JARVIS C0-Cap!ains-Elfrt-NAVIO GAGLIARDI and THOMAS LAFERA Managrr-ERNEST BOLSTER Assistant Managrr-JERRY UTTAL Assistant Manager-HAROLD SILVERMAN First Row fleft to right,-Co-Captain Dan Robertson, Byron Lapham, Co-Captain-Elect Navio Gagliardi Robert Farrel, Robert Stevens, Co-Captain-Elect Thomas LaFera, Dean Currier, Richard Noonan, Kenneth Granger, Co-Captain Adam Jarvis. Second Row--Richard Goodrow, Daniel Collins, Roger Buckingham, Dan McGillicuddy, Don Gorman, Charles Bolster, Warren DeLong, Eddie Pickett, William Young. Back Row-Coach Clifford K. Bosworth, Assistant Manager Harold Silverman, Manager Ernest Bolster Assistant Manager jerry Uttal, J. V. Coach Thomas F. Allen. CITY CHAMPIONS -- SECOND IN CONFERENCE BASEBALL SCHEDULE Imlianx Opponrul lmliaux 5 - - South Glens Falls - - - 6 11 - - 16 - - Warrensburg - - - l 4 - - 1 7 - - x'Fort Edward - - - 0 9 - - - 14 - - Warrensburg - - - 1 7 - - - 6 - - Saratoga - - - 6 12 - - - S - - Hudson Falls - - 4 3 - - 4 - - Whitehall - - I 2 - - 2+ 0 - - Hudson Falls - - - - 1 :P Conference Games 3 - - - 'l'City Series South Glens Falls :lGranville - - 'l'St. Mary's - lst. Mary's - 'lSt. Mary's - Fort Edward - :?Whitehall - 'lSt, Mary's - Opflonvni - 4 - 0 - l - 6 -' 3 - I - ' 0 - 5 Track Coach-JERRY DONNELLY Arxixianf Cnarbes RM. SUl'Rl'NAN'I' jot-IN PALLRAND LEO GASPER EUGI NIL AsitLm' Bum' Iioxuutos Captain-MARVIN TRAVERS Mamzgvr-RICHARD ROBILLARD Axxixlanl Manager-TOMMY OSBORNE Defending Sectional Champions 1945 SCHEDULE Dull' Al May 4 Triangular Meet QGranville and Fort Edwardj - - G,-3m,ll,, May 8 Triangular Meet Cl-ludson Falls and Fort Edwardj - Glgm I-All May ll Dual Meet fSaratog:ij '---.. . Glcn, pall, May IR Lake Placid Invitation Meet '--- . Lake Plaud May 22 Triangular Meet fXVhitehall and Fort Edwardj - . Glqmlall, May 25 Schenectady Police Meet ---'4- . Sgjhqnckfqdy May 50 Northern Conference Championships - - - Glens Pulls june 1 Saratoga Invitation Meet -- --- . S31-M053 june 8 Sectional Track Championships ----- - Albany Harold Burnham Bruce Boyd Floyd Batease Loren Blackburn Mark Cassidy Paul Cushman Robert Clear Ned Cahill Robert Cary Scott Craytor Glen Catfry Nick Colios Richard Dolan Ted Dolan Edward Demarsh Kenyon Douglas Thomas Daly 1946 TRACK SQUAD Ernest DeCresen1o joseph Deeb David Erlanger Sandy Taylor George Tidman Williani Ellsworth Richard Eddy Robert Fox Richard Gale Stanford Gilman james Hutchinson Gordon Hubbell Donald Harvey john Hay joe Derway Graham jamison Leonard jarvis Robert Karpeles Louis Leonis Olin Leggett Robert Lackey NVilliam Montgomery Richard Mead john McCurry john Martindale Louie Tarantelli Edison Wells Paige O'Btien Edward Parham Peter Pruyn Ernest Parham David Peterson Don Rosenbaum Ivan Reynolds Boyce Rawson Loyal Rawson jack Rozell Dewey Sims Nathan Slawsby Phillip Soloff W'alter Schreiner Sam Sommerville Phil Smith Glenn Thomson Marvin Travers jerry Thorne Ted Turner Richard Xveidley Richard Waldron Arnold Wfalltup Class fbkioiy According to Grecian mythology, Minerva was the goddess of wisdom, war, and all the liberal arts. She sprang, full grown and armed, from the head of Jupiter, and was immediately admitted to the assembly of the Gods. Her power in heaven was great, she could hurl the thunders of jupiter, prolong the life of men, and bestow the gift of prophecy. ' Although she has been accepted as a gift of the 1920 graduating class and placed in a dominating position before the main' doors on the first floor, she has not been accorded the respect worthy of a goddess in her position. , , ' ' - She could not hurl the thunders of Jupiter to repel the attacks of students upon her plaster of Paris form, she could not prolong her own life in G. F. H. S. at the hands of vandals supposedly engaged in a course of study, nor, could she predict for herself what was to happen during the stay of the class which entered her temple on September 8, 1943. 1 We who entered on that memorable fall day were a typical Sophomore group - nervous 'about our 'first appearance before Minerva. We anticipated many new adventures, we preferred to idolize seniors rather than teachers, and we began to have an even more profound dislike for homework. After we had gained a foothold in G. F. H. S., we picked Gordon McCarthy, John Caifry, Bob Rider, and Reinhard Stolz to direct our activities in the respective positions of President, Vice-Presi- dent, Secretary, and Treasurer. The winter flew by with the Sophomore Ball and the pitiless mid-term exams, and, as spring blew around the corner, giddy girls began to take a more intent interest in their attire. They purchased new Easter outfits, and set .out in search of the gowns to be worn at their first formal. Somenaive characters thought Minerva shouldn,t be outdone, and so adorned her in a fetch- ing new bonnet and a flashy scarf borrowed from the local clothing drive pile. . h i 4 Our Junior year opened after too short a vacation, and John Caffry fPresidentj , Bob Rider fVice- Presidentj , Fifi Adams fSecretaryj , and Tom LaFera fTreasurerj were appointed mythical beings in our temple of Minerva. We became acquainted with such phrases as Algebra is a language, This is a IOOZ, mastery, and 'lThe proof of the pudding is in the eating. The male members of our class began to believe mistakenly that smoking raised their social standard, and insisted that Minerva take part in the fad as well. In resisting this, her arm was broken beyond repair, and surgeons in Boston had to whip up a new one. With Miss Nowlan as nurse, she was put well on the road to recovery. Soon after Marjorie Southwick was crowned Queen at our Junior Prom with Fifi Adams, Nancy Church, June Coulter, June Lord, Joyce Wells, and Jane White as her attendants, V-E Day was com- memorated, for the most part, in a quiet and thoughtful manner. Then came our last high school summer vacation in which we made preparations for our final year in G. F. H. S. With our Senior year came the great awakening. We found 'that Seniors weren't so big after all, and that the teachers really did know more than we. Bob Rider flyresidentj , Marjorie Stilwell QVice- Presidentj, Joe Ricupito QSecretaryj, and Paul Ward QTreasurerj were ordained inferior gods, and served well as agents of Minerva. ' To the glee of the girls, rare specimens of the male species became more plentiful-meaning male teachers. With them came the veteran students back for refresher courses or to pick up where they left off. Reconversion seemed good, and the hopes of the draft-bait were raised. As our girls shot the works in the cosmetic line, so did Minerva. This resulted in Mr. Bosworth's having to give her a facial with a potent mixture from the lab. Her sensitive skin reacted violently to this necessary treatment, however, as one may see' by the scars left behind. Our football and basketball squads had had successful seasons, and we were kept busy with such activities as the Senior Recital, Senior Ball, Senior Play, publication of the Red and Black and the Commencement Pageant. The year draws to a close and we begin to dread the impending finals. We, the class of 1946, wish to say good-bye, and to impress upon our successors with the mistakes We made, the necessity of treating Minerva as a superior goddess. If the removal of beauty paint has to be repeated, or if she is injured seriously once more, her figure will no longer be able to stand before the main doors. The Greeks ascribed to her divinity all human passions. She is capable of love, friend- ship, gratitude, and all affections. Be good to her! Xf' Q . 4 3 3 ..W,,,. our 192 'lf feciiviil VS? M 35 +. 752' t .Q , , ,K gg ff my- f f f .A f- Q, X is W 'iffiih k .:E, , n-wi A M Nfff. '53 K v. g 5 Para N Lnry ....,1hG. Q Q -:icq f-5x1:uL 'XKQNX-QNG3 fghmoompf HRW sf' eT'c ' Q :w can-wq.r., whose Couverhbleb? m 51' 1! 'fEf 9f'4f 'T y HA 3 Y Q-ML 143 .LYNN-L mu: ,S 3 :sf V TK: U- ...dm 'e::15. V A gg ' f .,.,, -Xp: ,z , .gf A Q mg fm ., .. ww Q v - K 4 .,... .aaffsg WH EN 'J f W- g , Nuf f v .. , 25552: -:NE .. New gk P0555 HU Cfuue. Lowd- Nosk Pd-kvsxd1'ue, Most TAleuTed. Best Dm-scev Wxfhlzst Q i' , 5 ' ' ' 2 I o ,...,. : : .fo R ..p'm, Noi sue-at 4' 'T -T' Nos un Q n I EFKNCQY' 1 'V ' Jud. Tidmmc P v Jim Rxixevs ' 1 Effuhshuf ra,-Q3 umsea. A A 1 1 I 2 Amiga w JEAN Guimouii 'ggqqggb Qsiseie si IN H U! pa Q SMHM, EAS yfgkzfllun viwh, vfwhcst Most Kuemmg , Most 'TAle51TecL We 5 gem, Ncconmll Class Shxek 'Pt-ivcei pal. E'ff'ic'ceNf Fa? Rdnmg Enqggeiiqet Noni 5 , gy, ima Y, W ' fi ' V g 9J 1 I 5 L Wg 21 Q . . Q ' 'Ton Sassoue. Nm-3 Sadhu wk NQ55RiKXiflb QlASS.F1Ti-'E Na 'I 'R ' mQQl 5f..flL'5 fpkil.. '5oLo'9'9 Class VW!! We, the class of 1946, bequeath to you, our successors, our most ' cherished traits and outstanding qualities. ' June Lord's oomph goes to Karen Morey. Al Stafford offers his wad of bubble gum to anyone with a healthy constitution. Catherine Carey hands down her long legs to Jane Linehan. Bob Rider's technique and line are willed to Bill LaPann. Joyce Varney and Jeanne Morton leave their residence in the Ladies, Lounge to Betty Barcomb. Marjorie Southwick leaves her flirtatious advances to Joyce Perkett. ' Saratoga is regretfully left to Gus DelSignore by Joe Ricupito. Jean Guimond leaves her unobtrusiveness to Rita Charlebois. Fifi Adams bequeaths her tactfulness to Graham Jamison. Marie Shattuck offers her two-dollar words to Miss Wentworth's students next year. Sally Vernoy hands down her diet formula to Helen McBride. Peggy Buddy wills her eiiiciency to Jane Linehan. Florence Hill yields her string of boy-friends to all unattached Junior girls. Eugene Nelson bestows his long eyelashes upon Glen Caifry. Dorothy Ackary gratefully hands down her tardiness record to Elliess Reichert. Bill Beecher leaves his barrel chest to all anemic males. Jeannette Cohen's giggles are left to Joan Barber. Jane Moynehan's nose for news is left to next year's N ortbcrn Star staff. Forrest LaValley's squeeze-box is bequeathed to the Boyd twins. Dottie Cowles transfers her practical jokes to Bill Deguire. Frank Crannell leaves his one-woman world to Bob Stevens. Mary Doolittle leaves her sundaes to Peter Pruyn. Greg Faherty's fear of the fair sex is left to Jim Knapp. Peggy Human wills her athletic ability to Holly Kalbfleisch. Gloria Lathrop leaves her model's profile to Gene McCaw. Dickie Noonan receives Bob Johnson's lip-reading listeners. Phil Soloff leaves his ability to get 100fZ, mastery to Miss Hayes' future students. Tom LaFera transfers his artistic bent to Audrey Sullivan. Miriam leaves her irium to Madeline O'Connor. Jim Bacas leaves his connections with a local sports editor to all potential athletes. To the entire class of 47 we leave the hope that their memories of G. F. H. S. may be as happy and as varied as ours. i ' qsignfdp THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1946. 1 J ' 1 I SU 1 1 4 ,A .. an ' 'Q NM-sm V-2 RY LQQK Afiluse. ncq 1- 'Tool 'Q . w -Q. ,. . , H-is-T Sf Sw OH Q Legs M-ew 1' ,Q ., 'Unix Kfnq ,,, gl SQ I i ANe'f sk 0- X g,.. Q , . Lamb' Bs, Q 'Q S ' I The Class of 1946 extends its sincere thanks to the Advertisers of the Red and Black Patronzke our Advertzkers THE SAUTER STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHS and PICTURE FRAMES 124 Glen Street GLENS FALLS, NEW YORK 1 McMullenfLeavens Company Shirt and Dress Manufacturers 51 Lawrence Street GLENS FALLS, NEW YORK The QUEENSBURY GLENS FALLS, NEW YORK We 4' Northern New Yorkie Finest Hotel -li E. STALEY MARTIN, Manager 61 01606462 When student days are over, and you start climbing the ladder of success, you should learn one more fact-that a wise program of insurance will help keep your feet firmly planted on that ladder, and will aid materially in avoiding financial losses which will hinder and delay your climb. l O K -H ,U X I w ll Q' 9'Qfla!6J'1 C'?'z,t1.'E5Sfi.,., Ffa' Wm STUDENT DAYS Compliments Of CLARK BROTHERS GLQVES, Inc Compliments Of I. E. SAWYER 86 CCMPANY, Inc. 44 GLEN STREET GLENS FALLS, N. Y . .51 CAPE AIRCRAFT, INC. GUY A. HAM, JR., Presidenf C. A. A. Approved Primary and Advanced School Licensed by the State of New York GLENS FALLS AIRPORT Student Instruction - Aircraft Sales and Service - Charter Trips - Aerial Photography Approved for Veteran Training under G.I. Bill of Rights Telephone 2-2639 - 2-9754 Compliments Of PITZGERALIYS RESTAURANT SPECIAL LUNCHEONS AND DINNERS Good Food for Good H with Compliments Of 1-1. ac P. BINCI-1, Inc. 131-13 7 Warren Street GLENS FALLS, NEW YORK 1-luclson Transportation Co., Inc GLENS FALLS, NEW YORK Through Bus Service Between Glens Falls, Albany, Troy, and Schenectady 2-S113 - Phones - 2-5331 ' Compliments Of I-IALFWAY HOUSE C01npli1nenzfs Of Fitzgerald Wine 86 Liquor Store Phone 2-4300 9 PARK STREET GLENS FALLS, N. Y Wall Boards . . . SHEETROCK . . . CELOTEX . . . TILE BOARD -I 'Q' x - . . . JOHNS MANvxLL13 ' Mgr! -' , . . . ASBESTOS x f Y ii . . . HARDBOARD 'Il 'f' iffy! 'X T PLYWOOD? K . JOHN WILEY'S Walkf0ver Boot Shop Noribern New York Headquarters for Fine Fitting Foofwear Celebrating our thirtieth year in Glens Falls CATERING TO THE SHOE NEEDS OF ALL AGES 13 Warren Street QRialto Blockj Phone 2-3 535 Complhfrelzis HALLS TCE CREAM Borden's Ice Cream Products Compliments of Buddy UL Wood Products Corporation America's Finest Playthings Glens Falls, N. Y. You'll Find Your Friends and Many Other Things You Like at DEPENDABLE COURTEOUS DIAMOND TAXI DIAL 2-2622 24 HOUR S1 CLARK LAPOINT DUPLEX CONSTRUCTION CO. GENERAL CONTRACTING Glen Strc t Glens Falls, N. Y. l l l Bcfsf Wisbrs rr - O I:RLANGER'S i L a MEN,S AND BOYS, STORE ' l I l l MODERN FASHION STORE -,,,Q...,r, , j -sf' ' . 'fr -, 2'jzC,., E, ' If 2 Sheehan Silk Shop, Inc. Specialists in RIDGE BOOKSHOP Specializing in Silks, Wool, Dress Goods BOOKS ' GIFTS ' CARDS and Wash Goods DIAL 2-3242 16 Ridge Street Glens Falls, N. Y. 5 Ridge Street Glens Falls, N. Y' Tom Rogers Agency Realtor Complete Real Estate Service Homes, Farms, Camps, Tourist Homes, Business Properties, Rentals, Mortgage Loans, Property Management, Appraisals Dial 2-3323 - 2-4646 - 2-1250 7M Ridge Street Glens Falls, N. Y. LEARN TO SAVE the safe way Buy GUARANTEED Fooo at SAVING PRICES at your nearest GRAND UNION Queensbury Barber Shop offers to its patrons and their families convenient and expert attention Appointments by Telephone - 2-S 525 Joi-IN MILLS, Proprietor Cornplirnents Of Commodore Restaurant Burch' s Confectionary Sodas - Ice Cream Groceries, Candy, Cigars, Cigarettes DIAL 2-9810 117 Bay Street Glens Falls, N. Y. J. Sterling, Inc. JEWELERS 110 Glen Street Glens Falls, N. Y. Compliments Braydon 55 Chapman Of The Home of Better Music Frasier Paint Co. STEINWAY PIANOS Records: Victor - Columbia - Decca - Bluebird Everything in the Music Line 39 Park Street Glens Falls, N. Y. 104 Glen Street Glens Falls, N. Y NORMAN'S SERVICE STATION Gulf Products Registered Lubrication Broad and Hudson Ave. Dial 2-4700 Aronson's Drug Store BARNEY ARONSON, Proprietor Nationally Advertised Drugs at Minimum Prices PHONE 2-103 S 92 Broad Street Glens Falls, N. Y Lindy's Flower Shop KNUT HEDLUND Compliments Of Bronne Shirt Qutlet C01npli111!el7 fs BILLFOLDS - DESK SETS Books, Latest Fiction and Reprints of RENTAL LIBRARY Compliments of RUSSELL 85 WAIT 18 Warren Street Glens Falls, N. Y. 122 Glen Street Glens Falls, N. Y Wax! -1-Ax Compliments of BULLARD, REGAN at STAFFORD, Inc. josEPH F. REGAN HAROLD C. STAFFORD Do all your shopping in one spot through our General Catalog Fasf, Efieienf Service Sears, Roebuck and Co. 12 Maple Street Glens Falls, N. Y. Glens Falls Fur Shop Repairing and Remodeling Cold Storage TELEPHONE 2-3424 184 Glen Street Glens Falls, N. Y. Esquire Restaurant and MUSIC BAR 42 South Street Glens Falls, N. Y. Compliments Of M CHICAN CQ . TO KEEP WELL GROOMED Visit JOE EDWARDS, Rockwell BarherfShop 114 Glen Street Glens Falls, N. Y. WURLITZER Automatic phonograph Compliments of Bromley Auto Sales 'i PACKARD Sales and Service HENRY KNOBLAUCH Glens Falls, N. Y. 63 Warren Street Dial 2-3553 ' T . BATHING SUITS and BATHING ENSEMBLE Smartest styles from New York and California MW gurls FAU-59 Mx El-lRl..lCl-l GLENS FALLS, INC. Felician Hairdressers Preferred in Every Circle PHONE 2-4778 192 Glen Street Glens Falls, N. Y. SCOTTY'S Corner Elm and Exchange Sts. Goodyear Tires Philco Radios Fuel Oils Cadillac Oldsmobile Queensbury Motors lnc. PHONE 2-1103 28-32 Maple Street Glens Falls, N. Y. Compliments of Detroit Supply Co. Iobbers and Distributors Automotive Equipment Replacement Parts 33-35 Ridge Street Glens Falls, N. Y Bohrer and Donohue B A K E R Y Where the Quality Is Diferent Rolls for All Occasions Plenty of Parking Space PHONE 2-0038 29 Walnut Street Glens Falls, N. Y KOI-IN BROS, Inc. FAMOUS SHOES from FAMOUS MAKERS 119-21 Glen Street Glens Falls, N. Y ALBANY A A SCHOOL OF HIGHER BUSINESS EDUCATION Approved by the Veterans Administration Registered by the State of New York New Free Career Bulletins Director of Admissions 130 Washington Ave Albany, New York Established 1917 Thousands of girls are needed in the business and government ofliccs NOW. The salaries are high and the opportunities for advancement are un- limited. The quickest way to prepare for one of these good positions is to take a business Course at Mildred Elley Secretarial School for Girls 227 Quail Street, Corner Hudson Avenue ALBANY 5, N. Y. Send for Calalog REGISTER Now Summer Session starts July 8 Fall session starts September 3 T HE BULLARD PRESS Taffy mm years of smfffe I PRINTING and ENGRAVING Telephone 2-4424 WILLIAM E VANTASSEL, Proprietor 20 Maple Street Glens Falls, N. Y. FOI' BEAUTY in the HOME Look to CUSI-lMAN'S A PHONE 2-2810 8 Maple Street Glens Falls, N. Y. PHONE 2-4447 ' l F 1 5 McCarthy Brothers A K ,f Frozen Foods, Groceries and Vegetables ful' 3 191 Ridge Street Glens Falls, N. Y. , 5 I X 1 Comiflunenfs of ' , f . Slater,s Gift Shop 1 5 I . 33 Warren Street Glens Falls, N. Y. S' E ix 1 5' Z: ln ? 6 Distributor for Zn- QE- YALE PADLocKs, NIGHT Locks fqf . , A X 3 X' e DOOR cLosERs ' 1 5E': 'JZTWFHN - f A' 1513 Call Hardware Corporation n, Compliments of Super Market T E E N E R S 178 Glen Street Glens Falls, N. Y shop Complimenlx of Daisy Dairy at DIAL 2-2583 32 Dix Avenue Glens Falls, N. Y Q John's Fruit Market QUALITY FRUITS and VEGETABLES Telephone 2-3205 2 Warren Street Glens Falls, N. Y Cornplimcnls of C pl' f f Om ,mm S 0 Modern Kosher Market Of DR. EDWARD P. BURNS DR. HOWARD A. DARK Compzfmfnfx gf IISR' EVING IISALKENBURY Endicott-Johnson Shoe Store R. EORGE . IELDING DIAL 2-6023 146 Glen Street Glens Falls, N. Y J. S. Kantrowitz Groceries, Provisions, Fruits, Vegetables Delicatessen - Gasoline and Oils Goods Dc'liz'rrcri in All Parfx of Ihr' City Telephone 2-1257 100 Broad Street Ridgedale Market A BARNEY BUTTLES, Proprietor 193 Ridge Street Glens Falls, N.Y Michael C. Linehan INSURANCE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION 2-5728 or 2-2840 Warren Lunch SPECIALIZE IN HOME COOKING 57 Warren Street Glens Falls, N.Y srsl:-.054 Colrrpfilrzcvlls of Northern Dyers and Cleaners M. Lapham's Sons SPORTING GOODS 186 Glen Street Glens Falls, N. Y. Hometown Cleaners 74 PARK STREET MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT Smith's Men's Shop ROGERS BUILDING Empire Billiard Room BILLIARDS AND SUPPLIES Bay and Maple Streets Glens Falls, N. Y. H South Street Glens Falls, N. Y J. . arnes Larryvs ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE Glens Falls, New York FOR AIEN WHO CARE WHAT New and Rebuilt Motors and Equipment THEY WEAR 49 Park Street Phone 2-S031 174 Glen Street Glens Falls, N. Y Cobbs Wise Dress Shop DRESS - SPORTSWEAR - LINGERIE Phone 2-9858 137 Glen Street Glens Falls, N. Y. The Sugar Bowl DELICIOUS HOME-MADE ICE CREAM and HOME-MADE CANDY Mike Pissare, Proprietor 103 Glen Street Glens Falls, N. Y. Madden Drug Store THE PRESCRIPTION STORE Crandall Block 176 Glen Street Glens Falls- N.Y ComfJ1i1m'r1!s of J. Newberry Co. 88 Glen Street Glens Falls. N.Y David's Shoes GLENS FALLS, N. Y. STORE YOUR FURS W'ITH A FURRIER Your furs will look better and last longer Bassock's Furriers TELEPHONE 2-1755 29 Ridge Street Glens Falls, N. Y. Ridgedale Pharmacy THE FRIENDLY DRUG STORE Try Our RED AND BLACK Special Sundae Corner Ridge and Sanford Sts. Glens Falls, N. Y. Robert R. Jones Estate ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Wiring and Fixtures Phone 2-4171 19 Mason Street Glens Falls, N. Y Wedgeway Barber Shop Four Barbers - No Waiting 97 Glen Street Glens Falls, N. Y. Compliments of Economy Store Royal Shoe Shine Parlor HAT CLEANING SHOES DYED ALL COLORS 1 Ridge Street Glens Falls, N. Y. StafIord's Store PHONE 2-9889 9 Davis Street Glens Falls, N. Y. A Complete Food Store on a Convenient Corner Howard W. Swan 113 Bay Street Telephone 2-6034 Em and Bill's Restaurant Home cooxmc A. B. C. Refrigeration Home Refrigeration and Commercial Refrigeration Units Repaired - Prompt Service 188 Glen Street Dial 2-6534 We Iain in Wishing the Class of '46 Every Success The RoWley's , Home of Sealtcst Frozen Foods and Ice Cream 19 Union Street Glens Falls, N. Y. Niagara Electrical Equipment Co. RADIOS - RECORDS - PIANOS Breen's Tavern Where Old Friends Meet STEAK - BROILERS - CHICKEN PIE All Legal Beverages Phone 2-0441 Glen Lake, N. Y. Capone's Shoe Rebuilders SHOES CLEANED AND DYED 16 Exchange Street Glens Falls, N. Y 'i Compliment: of Boston Beauty Shoppe Compliments of .Queen City Bakery J. M. Varney Company FEED - SEEDS - FERTILIZER - KEROSENE GAINES DOG MEAL 61 South Street Glens Falls, N. Y. EVELYN WADE CAROLYN LEMMON 'Lyn Beauty Salon Room 309 Rogers Building Glens Falls, New York Phone 2-4894 9 a. m. to 6 p. rn. Cutshall's Cleaners Tasty Sandwich Shop TASTY SANDWICHES DIAL 2-98.87 168W Glen Street Glens Falls ,N. Y. Don's Taxi DIAL 2-1129 Twenty-four Hour Service Lawrence M. Bentley IN S U R A N C E 33 Ridge Street Glens Falls, N. Y. C. Earle Wilson's Garage SUPER POWER TOWING General Auto Repairing-Storage - Gas - Oil 51-S7 South Street Glens Falls, N. Y. VICTORY Shattuck's Service Station BONDS USED CARS 120 Warren Street Dial 2-9757 Compliments of The Outlet Walter QTinkj Thomas Range Burners Installed and Serviced Oil Burner Service Dial 2-3087 16 Baldwin Avenue Glens Falls, N. Y. Remember School Days with Good Snapshots Shangraw' s Pharmacy Developing - Printing - Enlargements Glen Street at Grant Avenue Once ag raduate- Always a Student GRADUATION DAY is never the end of your studies. Rather it is another step in your life which emphasizes that there is more to be learned. Commencement, itself, is the very beginning .of a careerg and how well you apply your knowl- edge and how diligently you pursue your knowledge will determine your successq We, too, are students. Although our experience goes back many years, we are striving constantly to improve our efforts, our work and service. W'hen you read your local news- papers you can realize how serious are our purpose and endeavors. Only because we are students of our profession can we hope to keep abreast of the times and customs of the day and to merit your con- tinued confidence and approval of our publications. HE 0ST-STAR .H AND Uhr 6612115 Illailla Efimw GLENS FALLS POST CO. PRINTING DEP'T. 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