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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1947 volume:

RED and BLACK presents the Varieties of 1947 volume twentyfnine 0 Q62 f fa x? h mi lf, Q E iw Produced by The Senior Class of Glens Falls High School Glens Falls, New York R FRIE DS AN SARAH A. ADRIANCE SHERWOOD D. ALLEN THOMAS F. ALLEN History Machine Shop Physifal Education DOROTHY F. VAN TASSEL Ani,-Secy. fo the Superintendent ALEXANDER W. MILLER Superintendent -D I GENEVIEVE E. BAZINET Lalin DELLA MCALLEY Secretary fo the Snperilzicndenl F CLIFFORD K. BOSXVORTH MARION M. E. BROADBENT MRS. MARY M. BURKE RUTH M. BUSSEY Science German and Latin English Home Economics SEVEREST CRITICS SARA COFFIN BETTY L. CORNELL MRS. NELLIE I. DUELL BASIL S, DWYER H01116' ECOIIOHUCS Pbyxiral Education ASSiSl'flf1fLibfflriuf1 History aml Matfacmalifs DORIS V. PARKER Secretary 150 flue Principal YVILLIAM H. BROWN Principal WILLARD C. FLYNT Vocational and Ezhzcafional G nirla11c'e SARA S. GABRIEL HELEN S. GAHIMER EDGAR J. GRAN? KENNETH F. HAPPY Expression and Dramalics 1 Commercial 51,691 Metal and HHWIWIV Hjgfgyy I N S I f 7 A X J 1 If, Lu , Q,yr?l,C.'h,-- 9, , HILDA E. HAYES ROBERT N. KING VIOLA F. LESURE HAROLD M. LONG English Science Books and Supplies Sofia! Siudies 1, , ifxfg :I ,Cf,,,w ., ff BEATRICE MABLE JOHN D. MATES PATRICIA MCCORMACK Geometry History English ANN MCCREA Conzmercial LAWRENCE C. NEWCOMB English MARGUERITE OTARRELL Com merciul , L I DOROTHY OWENS H eallh ELIZABETH C. RENNER WILLIAM N. REEVES WALTER H. ROBINSON REGINALD SHULTZ French Music Industrial Arts Commercial B E S T IV I S H E S T O MISS HARRIET AIKEN MR. GERALD DONNELLY Aft Teacher Head, Dept. of Physical Educufion Miss Aiken resigned this January to take up Mr. Donnelly resigned this January to accept the study of ceramics in the Southwest. Miss a position as Director of Health and Physical Aiken is a former member of the W. A. C. S. Education in the New Rochelle Schools. JOHN I.. VAN DER VOORT LAURA E. VROMAN NOLA L. deW. WENTWORTH MAURICE C. WHITNEY Elfgli-vb Librarian English I Music BACKERS CDF THE SHG The Board of Ecfucatzbn JOHN W. WILEY CHARLES C. MCLAUGHLIN RUSSELL M. L. CARSON WILLIAM H. BARBER J. WARD RUSSELL ROBERT S. BUDDY MRS. CHARLES O. JUDKINS ALPHA F. BARBER JOHN WY CANADAY ALEXANDER W. MILLER, Superintendent of Schools FRANK A. CONLIN, Clerk of the Board of Edurufiorz 1 5 XX 5. fav, a ll 471' IW' 6 1 1- J f e . , 1 L H !! R J m ,w Q f QQ-f '7 3 1 ..fs i, X' 3 QA K 2 Z 1 L A tk N ' ' 5 Q e f N ' Tm 'JA fx I K 1 .V ii' 'Wsgl ,V f?g ' N4 ' r ff Mfg. if-X. V . f f I 1 ' V if if ' f x ,ii q I 5. In X W N I 'lf w ff J X Y W X Xf n F1 1 M' ww flxgf ,4k 1 If A f fl ,KX . X i ' ,f X X 4 f e wh X Xe A 0 ff We X .e A2 :W f, wf Xi!! r , yi 1 J e , 1 I , V I X . Wg 9 ,M H ' w f Q52 if '7 1 W f ' K D A f J My lv 7 e f M x X f All the Wo1:ld's a stage, And all the men and Women merely Players . STAR PERPGR ERS N PETER HULSEBOSCH RICHARD GEORGE GALE C President Vice-President a L4 S S THEODOSIA LAZAROU JEANIE MILL Secretary Treasurer Cast in order of appearance . . ELMER HAROLD ANTONSRN Elmer is destined for success. His friendly disposition and scholarly ad-libs make him a friend to all, especially in history class. Good luck to you, Elmer! Student Council 25 Bowling 45 Stamp Club Vice-President 45 Gym Exhibition 25 United Nations Forum 4. ANGELO GUST BAcAs Ange is the reason Bushy passed his history. A good disposition and gentlemanly ways award him a high place in our gang. He likes swim- ming and different clothes. President Sophomore Class5 Presi- dent Junior Class5 Student Council 2, 35 War Stamp Agent 2, 35 Forum Club 45 Senior Ball Committee5 Red and Black Adstaffg French Club 3, 45 Junior Ring Committee5 Junior Prom Committee5 War Stamp Com- mittee 25 Punctuality Committee Chairman 35 Gym Exhibition 2, 3, 4. MARY RITA BAKER Mary likes a good laugh and nice clothes. An ardent enthusiast of school sports, she likes basketball games especially. Mary dreams of wavy hair and brown eyes. Basketball 25 Archery 3, 45 G. A. C. 3, 45 Gym Exhibition 2, 3, 45 Softball 25 Fashion Show 25 Choir 3, 45 Red and Black AdstaE5 Senior Play Production Committee5 Junior Prom Committee5 Patrons' Evening Committee 3. 6414. fgIL LL has a we banana r ls an a rs. His red hair e eyes are no indication of a te pe ill a ilate sleepers but 1. QW 6 X JOAN SPILLANE BARBER Jaybe has a flair for a smooth fellow from South High. She is easy to get along with and we like her snappy clothes, pretty hair, and cute figure. French Club 45 Bowling 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Interclass Basket- ball 3, 45 Student Council 2, 35 G. A. C. 2, 3, 45 Field Hockey 45 Soft- ball 2, 4, Manager 35 Gym Exhibi- tion 2, 3, 45 Choir 2, 45 Defense Stamp Agent 25 Junior Prom Com- mitteeg Senior Ball Committeeg Tennis 3, 45 Smoke Signals 25 Archery 25 Swimming Leader 3, 4. THOMAS WALTER BARRY Although we lost Tom in January, We will never fotget this tall dark lad. This Sir Walter Raleigh really wows the girls with his gentlemanly manners. MADELANE SARA BARUDY Keeping a job down is a push-over for this lively girl. Eating sundaes and banana splits is her favorite pastime. Lyn likes square-dancing, roller-skating, swimming, and foot- ball. Gym Exhibition 2, 35 Swimming 35 Choir 3, 45 Patrons' Evening Committee 35 Junior Prom Commit- teeg Basketball 25 Bowling 2. JAMES MAURICE BEAMES When Jimmy isnyt busy at the Grand Union, he can be found hunt- ing or fishing. In case you hadn't guessed, the attraction in Saratoga is Mickey. MARGARET ALICE BEEN Underneath Margaret's shy appear- ance is a very friendly girl who is tops in her studies. Not many can display the report card that Beenie does. French Club 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 45 Red and Black Assistant Editorg Senior Play Production Staffg Bowling 2, 35 Softball 35 G. A. C. 2, 35 Gym Exhibition 2, 3, 4. GERALDINE ESTELLE BLANCHARD Gerry left us in January but she left behind memories of that lively spirit for which we all know her. Good luck to this future career girl. CAROLYN ELAINE BOSWORTH Dark-haired, dancing-eyed Bozzy loves driving a car when she isn't playing operator. She likes a good laugh and always has a quip for the gang. Senior Ball Committee5 Hi-Y 3, 45 Student Activity Agent 2, 45 Student Council 2, 35 Defense Stamp Agent 2, 35 Spinster Swing Committee. CATHERINE JEAN BOWEN Jeanie's crowning glory is her long dark hair. When not visiting Albany she can be found working at Feigen- baum's or taking someone's picture. Senior Ball Committeeg Senior Play Production Committeeg Junior Prom Committeeg Red and Black Typstaffg Student Activity Agent 35 Smoke Signals 2, 35 Gym Exhibition 25 Tennis 3, 4. BRUCE MORGAN BoYn There's often confusion as to who's who in the Boyd family. This is the brother with the fondness for boogie, bow ties, and dancing. It's Bruce. Track 35 French Club 35 Senior Ball Committeeg Junior Prom Com- mitteeg Gym Exhibition 25 Red and Black Adstaffg Patrons' Evening Play Cast: Class Color Committee. WILLIS ANDREW BOYD Curly haired Bill with his infec- tious grin can give out with numerous imitations. He may often be found tinkering with engines or taking pictures. Senior Play Castg Senior Ball Committeeg Patrons' Evening Play Cast 45 Red and Black Adstaifg French Club 3, 45 Tennis 35 Junior Prom Committee. ROYCE HERBERT BOYNTON Boynt, when not knocking home runs on the diamond, may be found tinkering with typewriters. This towering fellow with a congenial nature is an important member of our class. Varsity Baseball 3, 45 Bowling 45 Gym Exhibition 3, 45 Senior Ball Committee5 Senior Production Com- mittee5 Junior Prom Committee. JEAN NE MARJORIE BRANN We need not worry about Jeanne in the future, for her plans are well established. Happiness is sure to be yours, Jeanne. Bowling 2, 35 Gym Exhibition 45 G. A. C. 25 Library Club 25 Defense Stamp Agent 3g Typstaff Red and Blackg Senior Ball Committeeg junior Prom Committee. JOHN ALBERT BRILLING Veteran U. S. Navy Jack seems to like to spend most of his time with A brunette. He is the hungry type, as he likes to eat steak and eggs for breakfast. RALPH WALLACE BROWN Although you would never know from his size, Brownie may always be found eating. When not camping or trout fishing, he may be found clicking the shutter on his camera. Senior Ball Committee, Cap and Gown Committee, Junior Prom Committeeg Bowling 2, 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 43 Gym Exhibition 2, 35 French Club 2, 3g Student Council 4g Orchestra 45 Red and Black Photog- raphy Staff. HAROLD ARTHUR BURNHAM Bud is easy to get along with, likes helping others, and is crazy about skiing and track. If you want him, go to 18 Coolidge. French Club 3, Vice-President 4, Senior Ball Committee, Senior Play Stage Manager, Red and Black Assistant Editor, Student Council 45 Pageant Committeeg P. T. A. Panel Discussion 45 Varsity Track 3, 4g Jayvee Football 45 Gym Exhibition 3g Junior Prom Committee, Track Award for Most Improved Athlete 39 Warren County Third Prize for Schoolbus Safety Essay 45 Forum 4. HOWARD DANIEL BUSH Bushie's nonchalant air and his timely remarks have made him known as our class jester. This good sportsman is noted for his artistic ability and his originality. Red and Black Art Editor, Bowl- ing 45 Hockey 2, Varsity Baseball 2g Jayvee 35 Senior Ball Committeeg Senior Play Production Committee, Band 2, Student Council 23 Orches- tra 2g Junior Prom Committee, Defense Stamp Agent 2. KENNETH EDWARD BUTTERFIELD Ken is the rugged type, working hard at The Post-Star and at football and basketball. He likes spaghetti, and we wonder what he likes about the South. Senior Ball Committee, Red and Black Adstaffg Varsity Football 2, 3. Captain 4, Jayvee Basketball 2, 33 Varsity Basketball Manager 45 Senior Play Production Committeeg Junior Prom Committee, Class Treasurer 2. HERBERT GLEN CAFFRY We have placed our trust in Glen's leadership because of his depend- ability, and willingness to assume responsibility. His congenial manner has made him well liked by all. Editor-in-Chief Red and Black, Senior Ball Committee, Senior Play Production Staffg Senior Expression Recital, Bowling 3, 43 Tennis 55 Track 25 Gym Exhibition 2, 3, Junior Class Secretary, Junior Ring Committee, Junior Prom Commit- teeg Dramatics Club 3g Student Council 2, 5, Assembly Committee 35 Defense Stamp Agent 2, Pageant Committee. LEWIS NED CAHILL Ned has a pleasant disposition and has that certain something that builds up your ego. He likes sleeping late, proven by his racing the 8:30 bell. Bowling 4, Track 2, 3, Captain 43 Jayvee Football 2, Varsity 3, 4, Dramatics Club 33 Student Council Treasurer 25 Assistant Editor Red and Black, Senior Ball Decoration Committee, Pageant Committee, Junior Prom Committee, Gymnastics 25 Defense Stamp Agent 39 Gym Exhibition 3, 4. ALFRED ANTHONY CANALE Veteran U. S. Navy Jigger belongs to the quieter type of vets. He likes to sleep late, eat, and see mystery movies. He also likes beautiful women. ULISSE ANTHONY CANALE, JR. Veteran U. S. Navy Sonny, one of the nicest of our returned veterans, is a man about whom we have heard much, especially as star end on Mr. Donnelly's foot- ball teams. PI-IYLLIS EDITHE CARY When Phil isn't busy with music or sports, you will find her with Don. Her combination of blond hair and blue eyes is outstanding in any crowd. G. A. C. 29 Bowling 2, Band 3, 4g Orchestra 2, 4, Senior Play Produc- tion Committeeg Gym Exhibition 25 Forum 2. ROBERT GEORGE CARY Bob is an active guy, dividing his time among sports, dancing, and the women. A spokesman for Army's football team, you can always find him rehearsing. Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Senior Ball Committee, Bowling 2, 33 Jayvee Basketball 3, Gym Exhibition 23 Track 2, 3, 4, Jayvee Football 2, Varsity Football 3, 4, Senior Play Cast, Junior Prom Committee, Red and Black Circulation Manager, Gymnastics 2, Cap and Gown Com- mittee. JEANNINE MARY CASI-II0N Jeannine spends her after school time at the Insurance Company. She has a nice personality, a contagious giggle and uses her study periods doing someone else's homework. French Club 3, 4, Student Council 25 Assistant Editor of Red and Black, Senior Ball Committee, G. A. C. 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Smoke Signals 35 Patrons' Evening Play Castg Forum Club 2, 35 Gym Exhibition 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 35 Defense Stamp Agent 33 Tennis 3, Archery 3, Basketball 2, Fashion Show 3. RITA MARY CHARLEBOIS Always wearing a smile on her face and displaying her charm, Rita is the athletic female of our class. When not talking, she's chewing. ' French Club 2, 3, G. A. C. 2, 35 Hi-Y 4, Senior Ball Committee, Basketball 2, 3g Softball 2, 33 Junior Prom Committee, Red and Black Typing Staff, Bowling 2, 3, Spinster Swing Committee. DAVID INGALSBE CHASE That dark haired, good looking boy with the casual manner adds that certain something which every class needs. A date with Dave guar- antees you fun. BENJAMIN CHERNOFF Ben's acting ability is rivaled only by his grey matter. He especially likes ice cream sodas, tennis, and chemistry. He is bound to be a SUCCCSS. French Club 3, Patrons' Evening Play Castg Senior Recital, Senior Pageant Committee, Senior Play Cast, Tennis 3. SHIRLEY LAVERNE COLLINS Shirley's joking and good humor win her many friends. Besides Bill,,' she likes sports. Incidentally, her bowling scores put us all to shame. Bowling 2, 3, Manager 43 G. A. C. 2, 3, 49 Softball 2, 3, 45 Northern Star 4, Archery 3, 4, Basketball 2g Senior Class Color Committee. ROBERT REGINALD COTE Bob will long be remembered for his slightly boisterous voice and his passion for running down pedestrians. He seems to have a way with women too. Jayvee Baseball 35 Defense Stamp Agent 25 Senior Ball Decorating Committee. VERNA ACENATI-I CROSBY Cros spends her time flirting with dark-haired men, and the tardy bell. With her good looks, she usually wins the former, but that bell sure has her beat! Library Club 2, 45 G. A. C. 3, 45 Senior Play Production Committee5 Bowling 2, 35 Archery 3, 45 Gym Exhibition 2, 35 Softball 2, 3, 45 Swimming 2, 3, 45 Patrons' Evening Committee 2, 35 Spinster Swing Committee5 Smoke Signals 2, 35 Red and Black Typstaffg Patrons' Eve- ning Play Cast 45 Senior Ball Com- mittee5 Junior Prom Committeeg Hockey 2, 3. JEANNE MARIE CULLIGAN After batting out homers on the diamond, Cul relaxes over butter- scotch sundaes. She enjoys writing letters, but woe unto he who doesn't answer them promptly. Bowling 2, 35 G. A. C. 35 Softball 35 Gym Exhibition 2, 35 Archery 35 Senior Cap and Gown Committeeg Patrons' Evening Play Cast5 Patrons' Evening Committee Chairman5 Senior Play Production Committee Chair- man5 Student Activity Agent 2. JEAN MARIE CUSATO When it's Cheer for our High School,', you'll find Jean fighting for another touchdown. With herlooks and charms to inspire them, no wonder our team makes good. Student Activity Agent 35 Student Council 2, 3, 45 Bowling 3, 45 Soft- ball 3, 45 Tennis 35 G. A. C. 45 Gym Exhibition 2, 45 Archery 35 Cheer- leader 45 French Club 35 Library Club 2, 3, 45 Red and Black Adstaffg Senior Ball Committeeg Junior Prom Committee. PAUL SWAN CUSHMAN Farmer Cush is that curly- headed high-jumper. Abe Lincoln says that he enjoys skiing too, though we still canit figure out Why Chester- town claims him so much. Bowling 2, 3, 45 Rifle 35 Track 2, 3, 45 Red and Black Photography Staff5 Senior Ball Committee5 Gym Exhibition 2, 35 junior Prom Com- mittee5 Band 2, 3, 4. THOMAS JAMES DALY Our handsome spaghetti-eating hero, Tom, is the unoflicial boss of the Schine Theatre chain. He relishes pine-wood floats and M. A. Student Council 45 Red and Black Adstaifg Track 3, 45 Cross Country Running 4. ELIZABETH JEAN DAVID Betty, besides Walter W'inchelling on the Northern Star, also lends her larnyx to various choirs. If in need of an accomplished baby-sitter, Mousie's your gal! Bowling 3, 45 Basketball 35 Ar- chery 35 G. A. C. 45 Gym Exhibition 2, 3, 45 Softball 35 Swimming 25 Northern Star 45 Choir 3, 45 Patrons' Evening Committee 2, 35 Patrons' Evening Play Cast 45 Smoke Signals 35 Red and Black Art Staff 45 Senior Play Production Committeeg Senior Ball Committeeg junior Prom Corn- mitteeg Hockey 2. WILLIAM WILFRED DEGUIRE Digger, that happy-go-lucky fel- low, has a flare for composing and playing melodies. What is it you like about the South? Poopsie perhaps? French Club 3, President 45 Dra- matics Club 2., Treasurer 3, 45 Senior Expression Recital 3, 45 Red and Black Editorial Stalfg Oratorical Contest 35 Senior Play Cast5 Patrons' Evening Play Cast5 Orchestra 3, 45 Band 3, 45 Choir Accompanist 2, 45 Junior Prom Committeeg Senior Ball Committee. AUGUSTUS MARIo DEL SIGNORE Gus, with his winning smile and friendly nature, is one of the indis- pensables of our class. He spends his spare time at the E. B. A. or catching 40 winks. jayvee Basketball 2, 3, Varsity 4, Tennis 35 Junior Prom Committee. 1 DONNA BELLE DOLAN First-rate behind Madden's foun- tain and rated first with all who know her. Donna has ability to take and make pictures. She's a double exposure herself! French Club 3g Patrons' Evening Play Cast 45 Defense Stamp Agent 2, Chairman of Senior Play Publicity Committee, Red and Black Art Staff, Senior Ball Committee, Choir 4, Intramural Basketball 4g Smoke Sig- nals 33 Swimming Leader 3, 4, Soft- ball 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey 2g Gym Exhibition 2, 45 Junior Prom Corn- mitteeg Interclass Basketball 4. R0sE MARIE DOLAN Rosie's nickname certainly suits her, she's always brightening every- thing with that never-failing sense of humor. Talented in both art and sports, we're glad there's two of her. French Club 35 Patrons' Evening Play Cast 4, Chairman Senior Play Publicity Committeeg Red and Black Art Staifg Senior Ball Committeeg Class Colors Committeeg Junior Prom Committee, Smoke Signals 3g Choir 4, Intramural Basketball 4g Captain Interclass Basketball 43 Swimming Leader 45 Softball 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey 25 Gym Exhibition 2, 3, 4. FRANK KENYON DOUGLAS Doug is one of the popular mem- bers of our track team. This outdoor sportsman especially enjoys hunting and fishing. Track 2, 3, 45 Gym Exhibition 4. TI-IERESA FRANCES DUFFY A red-head whose disposition has nothing to do with her hair, Carrots loves records and is a beautiful dancer. Her good nature has won her many friends. French Club 3, 45 Senior Ball Committee, Senior Play Production Committeeg junior Prom Commit- tee, Red and Black Typstaff. MARY LOUISE DWYER Animated personality, and wit is a rare combination, but Dee has ac- quired it! Her lively sense of humor and spontaneous laughter are a source of amusement to all. Hi-Y 2, 3, Secretary 4, French Club 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 45 Dramatics Club 2, 3, G. A. C. 24 Junior Prom Committee, Spinster Swing Committee, Gym Exhibition 2, 35 Basketball 2, Senior Ball Com- mittee, Assistant Editor Red and Black. ALICE MARIE EFFLAND Alice's helpfulness and depend- ability have won for her our admira- tion. Don't let that quiet composure fool you, she's got a sense of humor hard to beat. Library Staff 2, Red and Black Typstaff. GREGORY EDWARD FAHERTY, JR. Veteran U. S. Navy Intelligent, witty, modest Greg left for college taking with him lIis drawing talent, flair for journalism, athletic progress, and unusual ability to make true friends. Editor-in-chief Northern Star 45 Varsity Track Team Captain 35 Varsity Football 2, 3, Student Coun- cil 3. PAULINE VIVIAN FARR Paula's good nature and natural friendliness have made her liked by everyone. Her part-time job keeps her busy, but not too busy to go square dancing as often as possible. Bowling 2, Baseball 2, Library Club 4, Red and Black Aclstaff, Senior Play Production Committee, Gym Exhibition 2. 1 , I 1. 1 a I 4 J FORREST WILLIAM FISHER ' Forrest, through hard work and perseverance, earns those A's which fill his report card. Vacationing and eating top his list of pastimes. BARBARA LOUISE FLEMMING Bobbie is the friendly kind of girl everyone likes to know. Full of fun, tops in sports, with an eye for smooth clothes, she is one girl we can't do without! French Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, G. A. C. 2, 3, Secretary 4, Junior Prom Committee, Junior Prom Attendant, Senior Ball Committee, Senior An- nouncement Committee, Senior Play Production Staff, Student Council 4, Interclass Basketball 4, Gym Exhibi- tion 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, Swimming Leader 2, 3, Tennis 3, 4, Archery 2, 3, 4, Hockey 3. EVERETT CHESTER FLETCHER Veteran U. S. Navy This red-headed ex-sailor, known as Bricky, is noted for his hot trumpet playing. He is a member of good standing in the E. B. A., and turns to basketball in his spare time. JOSEPHINE BERTIIA FONTAINE Jo's good nature, giggling, dark hair and eyes have made her familiar to everyone. She likes snapping gum, eating spaghetti, and sleeping late. Popcorn and hamburgers are her favorites. Bowling 3, Gym Exhibition, Fashion Show, Choir 4, Patrons' Evening Play Cast 4, Senior Ball Committee, Senior Announcement Committee, Senior Play Production Staff Business Manager, junior Prom Committee. MARY ELIZABETH GAFFNEY Natural curly hair, dark brown eyes, a lively personality, and a sense of humor are found in this cute package. She loves music and a good time. Assistant Editor of Red and Black, Student Council 4, French Club 3, 4, Senior Play Production Staff, Senior Announcement Committee, Senior Ball Committee, Junior Prom Committee, G. A. C. 4, Gym Exhi- bition 2, 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Softball 4, Archery 4, Tennis 3, Swimming 4, Basketball 4. NAVIO JOSEPH GAGLIARDI Sports, music, and Betty are high- lights in his life. Likes a quiet weekend with the boys. Best of luck to a great athlete and future coach. Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Senior Ball Com- mittee, junior Prom Committee, Defense Stamp Agent 3. RICHARD GEORGE GALE Dick's beaming smile is the window of his personality. He enjoys good times and makes sure his partner does too. An appreciation of music makes him a smooth dancer. Senior Class Vice-President, Stu- dent Council 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Varsity Track 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, Senior Expression Recital, Senior Ball Committee, junior Prom Com- mittee, Assistant Editor Red and Black. RICHARD GEORGE Goonkow Dick's favorite pastimes are sports and fishing. School is all right with Dick, but he can find better things to do than homework. French Club 2, 3, Gym Exhibi- tion 2, 3, Baseball 2, Track 4. ANN ELIZABETH GOODSON Smart clothes, a pleasing person- ality, and a charming smile all belong to Ann. W'e have always wondered if she comes late or if the bell rings early. French Club 3, Senior Ball Com- mittee, Senior Announcement Com- mittee, Red and Black Adstaf, Senior Play Production Committee, Gym Exhibition 4, Junior Prom Committee. LYLE ERNEST GREGORY Lyle's quiet nature has made him an asset to our class. He can always be found giving the team his support when they need it. ROBERT MICHAEL GRIFFIN Veteran U. S. Navy A cheerful smile combined with friendliness andiwit make Mickey everybody's friend. We hear that' he certainly can hold his own on the hickories too. Hockey 2, 3, Student Council 2, Gym Exhibition 2. HELEN GERALDINE HALLORAN Jerryls sparkling personality has won her many friends. Thanks to jerry, the Smoke Signals and Bowling League were a great success. French Club 3, 4, Library Club 4, Choir 4, Smoke Signals Circula- tion Manager 2, Editor-in-chief 3, Red and Black Photography Staff, Senior Ball Committee, Chairman of Class Colors Committee, Senior Announcement Committee, Senior Play Production Committee, Pageant Committee, Junior Ring Commit- tee, Junior Prom Committee, Bowl- ing 2, Manager 3, Basketball 2, 3, Archery 2, 3, 4, G. A. C. 2, 3, 4, Gym Exhibition 2, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Hockey 2, Swim- ming 2, 4. WILLY PAASHAUS HAMMER Veteran U. S. Navy What would Hammerhead be without his funny laugh, his hat, and his yellow convertible? It is told he doesn't like girls in short skirts. True? MARILYN ANNE HARRIS Black hair, dark eyes, endless talk- ing, and keen clothes make a striking picture. When she's not in Green- wich, she's home catching up on her sleep. CAROL MEREDITH HELM Harpo's new hair styles and snappy clothes make her an eye- catching gal. Her radiant smile plus her good humor type Harpo as fun to be with. Hi-Y 2, 3, President 4, Student Council 3, Red and Black Feature Editor, Junior Prom Attendant, G. A. C. 2, 3, Jam Inn Representa- rive 4, French Club 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Ball Com- mittee, Gym Exhibition 2, 3, Soft- ball 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, Senior Announcement Committee, Hockey 3, Basketball 2, 3, 'Spinster Swing Committee, Student Mixer Commit- tce. GEORGE EDWARD HERMANCE Veteran U. S. Army George is that lively vet we wel- come back this year. We will always remember him as one especially in- terested in school affairs. JAMQA-L Jfeqaww DORIS VIVIAN HOAG We all missed Doris when she graduated in January. However, we hear her future is completely settled. i ILLA JEAN HOAG Illa is that dark haired lass with the smiling face. She's one gal that believes in a stitch in time, 'cause she loves to sew. JANET MAHER HODGKINS The Swampers are proud to hail Pudge as a member. She is attracted to ash trays, mail boxes, but not to polka dots. Dramatics Club 2, 3, Treasurer 4g Hi-Y 3, 45 Gym Exhibition 25 Senior Ball Committee, Student Council 4g Patrons' Evening Play Cast, Spinster Swing Committee, Junior Prom Committeeg Drama Night 2, 3, 43 Senior Play Production Committee. ROBERT WILLIAM HOGAN Mountain climbing seems to be one of Bill's favorite pastimes, along with hunting and playing tennis. He thinks music is tops and loves to dance. Senior Ball Committee, Junior Prom Committeeg Tennis 3, 49 Forum Club 2. LOIS JEAN HOLLAND Lois left us in January, but we'll always remember her for her cheery 'lHi, and her sunny smile. Her popularity with the opposite sex is unquestionable. J JAMES ALBERT HOWE Veteran U. S. Navy We're certainly glad to have Jimmy back with us again. His music ability is tops and his little Black Book is in constant use. ADRIAN PETER HULSEBOSCH Leadership and athletic ability are second nature to Abe . Our Casanova is fun to be with because of his witty remarks and congenial companion- ship. Class President 4, Class Vice-Presi- dent 3g French Club 3, 45 Forum 4g Boys' State Representative, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 4, Jayvee Basketball 2, 35 Tennis 3, 49 Senior Ball Committee, Senior Announcement Committee, Senior Play Production Committeeg Pageant Committeeg Junior Ring Commit- teeg Junior Prom Committeeg Gym Exhibition 2. GEORGE BARBER HUNGERFORD, JR. Georgie is tops to get along with. He enjoys a good laugh, likes to sleep late and is interested in all sports, especially basketball. MAUR1cE SCOTT IMRIE Although Maurice is new among us, he has proved to be a swell fel- low. Already he has made many friends, and we're very glad to have him with us. BARBARA JANE JACKSON Although we don't see much of Barbara, we recognize her for her acting ability, pleasing personality, and bright smile. Her present love is now B. R. GRAHAM STILLWELL JAMISON Mike prefers nice tall brunettes, loves nice clothes, and is said to appreciate all weekends. His humor, one of his many charms, has reached us all. Red and Black Assistant Editor, Senior Play Production Committee, Senior Ball Committee, Pageant Committee, Junior Prom Commit- tee, Deiense Stamp Agent 3, Jayvee Track 3, Jayvee Basketball 2. ' LEONARD FRANCIS JARVIS Len's favorite pastimes are hunt- ing and Fishing. He likes a good joke, along with green Fords, skiing, and basketball. He is also a very talented musician. .German Club 2, 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Red and Black Circulation Manager, Track 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 4, Bowling 4. HARRIET LAVIE KALBFLEISCH She has charmed us all with,h'er antics on the stage. Holly's popular- ity originated from her constant chatter, congenial cheer, and eye- catching appearance. P French Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Patrons' Evening Play Cast, Dramat- ics Club 2, 3, 4, Red and Black Photography Staff, Orchestra 2, Assistant Manager 3, Senior Ball Committee, Senior Announcement Committee Chairman, Senior Expres- sion Recital, Senior Play Cast, Senior Play Publicity Committee, Pageant Committee, Junior Prom Commit- tee, Junior Prom Attendant, Gym Exhibition 2, G. A. C. 2, 3, 4, Soft- ball 2, Basketball 2, 3, Drama Night Play Cast 2, 3, Spinster Swing Com- mittee 2, 3, 4, Bowling 3. ROBERT SEYMOUR KARPELES Karp will always be a Director in the play of life. Athletic ability, dramatic sense, and a way with women have put this lad on the right road. Dramatics Club 2, 3, Secretary 4, Patrons' Evening Play Cast 4, Senior Expression Recital, Senior Play Cast, junior Prom Committee, Bowling 2, 3, Gym Exhibition 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Swimming 2. ANDREW PAUL KENNEDY The Rev's trademarks are a cheerful grin, adeptness On the track field, and a blond companion. Lanky, well-dressed Paul has given us a good impression of Ogdensburg folk. Track 3, 4, Senior Ball Commit- tee, Gym Exhibition 4. X,l1Qing, lie alyour 0 f 'lf lf :ll M .gsi 68 we qv 679 Af' 7 c f 'D XV' I l BOBER Rgvf U Pteran U. S. Ng J X men, .qibr s nidus i lyf at stuka Ingiibtspare Q55 'e ay found ea? sing his a istic Kfljinc X , f , 1 f SYLv1A ADELE KUDAN A demure but friendly way, love for good music and small children, plus scholarly habits will be great assets to this future teacher. French Club 3, 49 Bowling 4, Archery 3, 45 Red and Black Ad- stalfg Cap and Gown Committee, Senior Play Production Committeeg Choir 3, 4. STANLEY AMES LACKEY Without his expert work on lights and decorations our class dances would have failed. Best of luck to a guy of whom we will be proud to say We knew him when. Senior Play Production Commit- tee, Junior Prom Committee. GLORIA JUNE LANDRY A very special wardrobe, dark eyes, peppy manner, and piquant wit, have won Gloria a host of friends and a Fides crown for her very attractive head. Senior Ball Committee, Senior Play Production Committee, Junior Prom Committee, Red and Black Typstaffg Smoke Signals 2, 35 Defense Stamp Agent 25 Student Activity Agent 3, 49 Tennis 35 Softball 3, 4g Bowling 2, 35 Gym Exhibition 2, Archery 43 Jam Inn Representative 4. MARILYN RUTH LANGELL A smoothly wrapped package of southern comfort which has warmed up the north is our Dixie. Thanks, Marilyn, for contributing so much to our class. French Club 4, Dramatics Club 4, Hi-Y 43 Band 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Senior Play Cast, Senior Ball Com- mitteeg Patrons' Evening Commit- teeg Red and Black Assistant Editorg Bowling. ' KENNETH JOHN LASHWAY, JR. Hunting, fishing, and tinkering with cars are amiable Ken's favorite pastimes. We also understand he has a preference for brunettes. How about that, Ken? THEoDos1A LAzARoU Theo's superb bowling scores are the talk of the school. Her friendly smile and manner have helped her win many friends. Her favorite pastime is dancing. Senior Class Secretaryg Dramatics Club 2, Secretary 3, Vice-President 45 Library Staff 2, 3, 43 Senior Play Cast, Patrons' Evening Play Cast 43 Bowling 2, 3, 4, Gym Exhibition 2, 3, 45 Defense Stamp Agent 33 North- ern Star Advertising Staff 43 G. A. C. 2, 3, 45 Typstaif Red and Blackg Senior Ball Committee, Junior Prom Committee, Archery 3, 4, Softball 3g Drama Night 2, 3. BARBARA SYLVIA LEBOWITZ I.eb's driving has been an object of comment for all, but we'll best re- member her as a girl with super clothes, beautiful hair, and a grand personality. ELAINE EDNA LEICHT Elaine's passion for sleeping late is known to all her friends, but even those who know her little will re- member her keen personality and her springy step. Northern Star Business Manager 45 Library Club 3, 45 Senior Ball Committee5 Red and Black Typstaffg G. A. C. 45 Junior Prom Commit- tee5 Smoke Signals 25 Gym Exhibi- tion 2, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Bowling 3, 45 Swimming 45 Tennis 4. ELIZABETH JANE LINEHAN To whom can you always turn in time of need? It's Jane, that ingenious girl with the dancing Irish eyes and boundless energy. Northern Star Editor-in-Chief 45 Assistant Editor Red and Black5 Girls' State Representative 35'Dis- trict Oratorical Winner 45 Student Council 4, Secretary 25 Chairman Cap and Gown Committee5 Senior lf all Committee5 Senior Play Public- ity Committeeg Chairman Junior Ring Committee5 Chairman Junior Prom Publicity Committee5 Dramat- ics Club 2, 3, 45 Drama Night 35 Student Activity Agent 45 Hi-Y 45 Spinster Swing Committee 45 G. A. C. 2, 3, 45 Bowling 25 Basketball 25 Softball 25 Tennis 35 Gym Exhibi- tion 2, 3. PAUL ALEXANDER LINEHAN Friendliness and original quips are Paul's outstanding characteristics. His jaunts from Notre Dame Street to Clinton Avenue help this three letter man keep in shape. Student Council President 45 Northern Star Staff 45 Red and Black AdstaH5 Senior Play Production Committee5 Junior Prom Commit- tee5 Bowling 45 Junior Varsity Bas- ketball 2, 3, Varsity 45 Varsity Baseball 3, 45 Varsity Football Man- ager 25 Varsity Football 3, 4. HELEN MARY MCBRIDE Mac's dark eyes and winning per- sonality make her lovely to look at and so nice to know. She has a special technique in parking cars. French Club 3, 45 Student Council Treasurer 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, Treasurer 45 Spinster Swing Committee 2, 3, 45 Red and Black Photography Editor5 Senior Announcement Committee5 Senior Play Production Staff5 Pageant Committee5 Senior Ball Committee Co-cl1airman5 Junior Prom Commit- tee5 Junior Prom Attendantg G. A. C. 3, 45 Basketball 2, 45 Softball 2, 3, 45 Hockey 45 Swimming 45 Cheerleader Jayvee 35 Gym Exhibition 2, 4. GORDON EDMUND MCCARTHY Veteran U. S. Navy Mac possesses athletic ability and excels in football and basketball par- ticularly. Since his return to G. F. H. S., we can truthfully say, The Navy,s loss is our gain. jayvee Basketball 25 Varsity Bas- ketball 35 Varsity Football 2, 35 Varsity Track 25 Gym Exhibition 25 President Sophomore Classg Student Council 3, Treasurer 25 Junior Prom Committee5 Student Mixer Commit- tee. EUGENIA MCCAW Gene expresses her originality through wide belts, Argyle socks, and clever remarks. She spends her leisure time sailing at Lake George and skiing. French Club 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 G. A. C. 25 Gym Exhibition 2, 35 Spinster Swing Committee 3, 45 Junior Prom Com- mittee5 Senior Ball Committee5 Assistant Editor Red and Blackg Pageant Committee. Joi-iN JOSEPH MCCURRY Although Bootie delights in tor- menting the opposite sex, we all know him for his practical jokes through- out the school. His favorite pastime is trying to get nickels from parking meters. Bowling 2, 35 Gym Exhibition 25 Track 3, 45 Student Council 35 De- fense Stamp Agent 35 Senior Ball Committee5 Junior Prom Commit- tee. ROBERT NICHOLAS MARK Bob is that rugged guard on our football team whose rhythm is dis- played by his constant humming. Although Bob works daily at the Grand Union, he finds time to play the sax and clarinet. Bowling 25 Gym Exhibition 25 Track5 Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 Jay- vee Footballg Choir 45 Senior Ball Committee5 Junior Prom Commit- tee5 Band 25 Adstaff Red and Black. JOSEPH ROBERT MERCIER A whiz on the basketball court, Joe amuses us with his clever clown- ing. What is it about that beacon which annoys you? Bowling Championship Team 45 Track 25 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, Co-Captain 45 Student Council Treasurer 35 Adstaff Red and Blackg Senior Ball Committee5 Junior Prom Committee. J EANIE MILLAR This Scotch lassie has taken good care of class money for three years. A dependable friend who makes witty remarks, Jeanie is a popular gal the class won't forget. Class Treasurer 2, 3, 45 Red and Black Assistant Editor 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 G. A. C. 2, 3, President 45 Dramatics Club 2, 3, 45 Student Council 2, 45 Student Activity Agent 35 Defense Stamp Agent 25 Junior Ring Com- mittee5 Senior Ball Committeeg Choir 25 Gym Exhibition 2, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Softball 2, 35 Fashion Show 25 Spinster Swing Committee 35 Junior Prom Committee. SHIRLEY MARIE MILLER The Red Skelton of our class, Shirl spends much of her spare time driv- ing anything with four wheels and working at the Insurance Building. HELEN HOLDEN MILLS Although Helen is studying to be a secretary, she finds time to come back to G. F. on weekends. Her height and blond hair add to her attractive looks. ROBERT THOMAS MINOR Veteran U. S. Army The Bob Hope of our class has won many friends through his witty remarks and numerous stories. Here's hoping that this Bob will always be a success. WILLIAM JOSEPH MONDOUX, JR. Veteran U. S. Navy Bill is one of the most pleasant veterans. He's easy to get along with and is always a friend to everyone. Bill likes sports, driving his car, and dancing. Transferred from Portsmouth High School, Portsmouth, New Hampshire. HILDA CATHERINE MONROE Hilda's reddish-brown hair is her halo. Her easy manner makes her a very likeable friend. Hilda likes nice clothes, a good laugh, and has a spotless appearance. French Club 3, 45 Library Club 35 Northern Star Staff 45 Student Council 35 Adstaff Red and Blackg Senior Ball Committee5 Senior Play Production Staffg Junior Prom Com- mittee5 Tennis 35 Gym Exhibition 2, 4. FRANK BROCKETT MOREY, JR. Veteran U. S. Navy Brock is that easy going vet who makes friends with everyone. He likes all sports, a good laugh, and likes to play the drums. Best of luck, Brock! KEREN UNOERWOOD MOREY No class, party, or date would be complete without Keren's wit, spark- ling smile, and vivacious personality. Combining dependability with her beauty, Keren is greatly admired by all. French Club 3, Secretary 4, Dra- matics Club 2, Vice-President 3, President 4, Hi-Y 2, Vice-President 3, 4, Choir 2, Student Activity Agent, Student Council 2, 3, Presi- dent 4, Spinster Swing Committee 2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor Red and Black, Senior Ball Committee, Senior Ex- pression Recital, Senior Play Produc- tion Committee, Junior Ring Corn- mittee, Junior Prom Committee, Junior Prom Attendant, Softball 2, 3, Tennis 3, Cheerleader 3, 4, Drama Night 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, G. A. C. 2, 3, Gym Exhibition 2, 3, 4. JOHN Louis MORPHIS Tall and good looking, Johnny has a wonderful happy-go-lucky person- ality. His knack for neatness rates him as one of the best dressed gentle- men of the class. Basketball 3, Bowling 4, Swim- ming 3. CATHERINE AUGUSTA MURKEY Sparkling personality, lively sense of humor, natural high spirits- that's our Doc. She spends her free time climbing trees or hiking, and is a typical outdoor girl. Senior Play Production Commit- tee, Class Color Committee, Gym Exhibition 2, Bowling 3, 4, Archery 3, 4, Softball 3. JOHN RICHARD NOONAN Big Dick, as he is known around school, has been one of our outstand- ing athletes. Dick's witty laugh and friendly personality have made him everyone's friend. Vice-President Student Council 3, Class Secretary 2, French Club 3, Adstaif Red and Black, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4, Jayvee Basketball 2, 3, Varsity Basketball 4, junior Prom Commit- tee. DONALD LAWRENCE NORRIS Veteran U. S. Navy Donald is one of the most serious and industrious members of our class. His hard work and perseverance will undoubtedly win him the success he deserves. ELMER LEONARD NORRIS Veteran U. S. Navy Al's always ready for a good time and we sort of doubt his ambition to be a bachelor. He drives fast but gets there. 1 ROBERT PAIGE 0'BRIEN Obie, our mighty pacer of the cinders, brightens many a class with his adages, anecdotes, and antics. He keeps in training over at R. C.'s. Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Home Room President 2, Track 2, 3, 4, Cross Country Team 4, Student Council 2, Bowling 3, 4, Swimming 2, Defense Stamp Agent 2, Patrons' Evening Play Cast, Senior Play Cast, Senior Ball Committee, Jayvee Foot- ball 2, Student Activity Agent 2, Forum Club 2. ERNEST ROOSEVELT PARHAM, JR. Ernie's artistic talents have Won him a place in our hearts. A master of the fine arts and dancing, he also likes skating and colorful clothes. French Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Ball Committee, Choir 3, 4, Northern Star 4, Senior Expression Recital, Patron's Evening Play Cast 4, Track, Marching Band 4, Senior Play Production Commit- tee, Drama Night 2, 3. SHIRLEY JOYCE PARKER Shirleyis one of the quietest per- sons in our class and likes to read. In her spare time she can be found bicycle riding or cooking. French Club 3, 4, Library Staff 2, 35 Red and Black Adstaff, Senior Announcement- Committeeg Senior Play Production Committee. ELAINE LOUISE PEPPER That peppy little package, Proxy, has blond, blond hair that charms the girls and attracts the boys. French Club 3, 4, Orchestra 2, Manager 4, Choir 3, 4g Senior An- nouncement Committeeg Senior Ball Committee, Junior Prom Committee, G. A. C. 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 45 Gym Exhibition 2, 3, 4g Archery 3, 45 Bicycling 2, Swimming 2. JOYCE LORRAINE PERKETT Our pretty winter carnival queen, Perky easily attracts the males with her blond curls and Winning person- ality. She need never fear not holding her own with the opposite sex. Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Forum Club 2, Senior Ball Committee, Senior Expression Recital, Senior Play Cast, Winter Carnival Queen 45 Junior Prom Committee, Junior Prom Attendant, Gym Exhibition 2, 3g Red and Black Adstalfg Patron's Evening Play Castg Softball 35 Arch- ery 33 Drama Night 2, 3, 4. EDMU ND JAMES PICKETT Ah, another member of that highly exclusive organization, the EBA! Hippo's favorite pastime is bumming cigs and hitting the ivory ball QNo. sy. Baseball 2, 33 Jayvee Football, Junior Prom Committee. LAzARUs GREGORY POLIMEROU Laz is one person who sticks to his math and science while still liking sports and travel. Maybe he'll be a second Einstein. Who knows? Junior Prom Committee, Senior Play Production Committeeg Gym Exhibition 2, 3, 4. RAYMOND ALLEN Po'rTER The Dutchman is a great guy who likes to hunt and fish while he detests work. Here we have the sophomore's idol. What about that, Ray? Gym Exhibition 2g Varsity Foot- ball 45 Jayvee Football 25 Senior Ball Committee, Photography Staff Red and Black, Track 43 Bowling Cliam- pionship Team 4. ROBERT CHARLES PUTNAM Bob is a quiet, good natured fellow. If you don't see him around, he's building model airplanes or perfect- ing one of his secret inventions. French Club 3, 4, Assistant Editor Red and Black, Senior Play Produc- tion Committee, Gym Exhibition 2. EVELYN JOY REI-IM Evy's carefree manner and friendly smile have won her many friends. She used to live in New York but now that she's back, Glens Falls seems to hold attractions for our gal. Hi-Y 3, 4g Red and Black Typ- staif 45 Bowling 35 Basketball 35 Softball 3, 45 Tennis 3g Archery 4. ELLIESS PUTNAM REICHERT Elliess's quick wit and congenial personality make her a good friend. Putt likes sports and designing clothes while much of her time is spent with B. B. Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Dramatics Club 2, 3, 45 Spinster Swing Committee 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Red and Black Adstaff 45 Senior Ball Committee5 Senior Play Production Committee5 Junior Prom Commit- tee5 Gym Exhibition 2, 3, 4. MARIAN RIFENBERG Marian has a flair for stylish clothes. She is well-known for her warbling in the choir, and her ine generosity will take her far. Red and Black Advertising Mana- ger5 Choir 2, Manager 45 French Club 3, 45 Hi-Y 45 Junior Prom Committee5 Senior Play Production Committeeg Bowling 2, 35 Basketball 35 Gym Exhibition 2, 45 G. A. C. 35 Tennis 35 Northern Star StaE 45 Student Activity Agent 2, 3. JOAN RINGROSE jo's sparkling personality has won her many friends, although she has a flair for playing pranks. In her spare time she turns to sodajerking. Senior Ball Patrons' Committee Chairmang Senior Play Production Committeeg Junior Prom Committeeg GymExhibition 45 Little U. N. O. 45 Class Colors Committee. WILLIAM RADFORD RINGROSE Veteran U. S. Marine Corps Gum-drop, our ex-marine, is known throughout the school for his beaming smile. There's never a dull moment when Bill's around. MINA MARIE ROACH Putt has dark eyes that dance when Ralph or raw carrots come in sight. She has a contagious giggle that is the teacher's downfall. Bowling 3, 45 Basketball 45 Soft- ball 45 Archery 3, 45 Gym Exhibi- tion 2, 3, 45 Student Council 3, 45 Red and Black Typing Editor5 Cap and Gown Committeeg Junior Prom Committeeg Senior Ball Committeeg Winter Carnival Attendant. . xx G1 ...lvl mf! II.I.IA RR OAC ' ie th e o w lik ' e lond espe- ciall V i at a. ' lso toug n st foo p ayewf R ack aff5 Junior Pro ommitt ' nio l Com- mitte , ' o ment Com- mitte - enio? a Production Committee. f I RICHARD WALTER ROBERTS Dick's wonderful personality and winning smile have made him a friend to everyone. He certainly has that special charm to win all the girls' hearts. Bowling 2, 3, .45 Tennis 35 Red and Black Adstaffg Senior Ball Com- mittee5 Junior Prom Committee. ROBERT JAMES ROBINSON Bob is famous for that lock of hair sticking way over his forehead. What could we do without his good man- agement and dependability? Student Council Vice-President 3, 45 Business Manager Red and Black 45 Senior Ball Committeeg Senior Play Production Committeeg Junior Prom Committeeg French Club 35 Football Manager 45 Bowling 3, 45 Activity Stamp Agent 3. ANNA MARIE ROCKWELL t'Rocky likes her job at Kresge's and hopes to manage the store some day. She also likes tall fellows and people who can make her laugh. IRENE FRANCES RUsso Rene can be found most of the time at the Sugar Bowl, eating a delicious banana split. Good things come in small packages, they say. Gym Exhibition 2, 3, 45 Defense Stamp Agent 25 Red and Black Ad- staffg Senior Ball Committeeg Senior Play Production Committeeg Fashion Show 2. WALTER REX SCI-IREINER, JR. Walt is a good half-miler in track and in cross country he's a wow! High marks are his specialty, but his interests center around S.M.A. Red and Black Assistant Editorg Track 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 45 Jayvee Football 2, 35 Bowling 2, 35 Senior Ball Committee5 Junior Prom Committeeg French Club 3, 4g Band 2, 3. FRANCES LOUISE SEAVER Frannyis smooth roller skating and dancing occupy most of her time. She likes dark eyes, dark hair, and some- one a head taller than she. Gym Exhibition 2, 35 Northern Star Staff 45 Choir 2, 35 Defense Stamp Agent 35 Senior Ball Commit- teeg Senior Play Production Commit- teeg Cap and Gown Committeeg junior Prom Committeeg Basketball 35 Swimming 25 Tennis 25 Bicycling 25 Archery 25 Softball 2. CHARLES WESLEY SEBERT Veteran U. S. Navy Listed among the returned veter- ans is Chuck,,' our snake charmer, who keeps the classes amused by his never failing humor. We'll never for- get his flashy shirts. MARILYN VIOLA SHAPPY This pretty brown haired miss with the quiet manner has a talent for drawing. Her formula for mak- ing friends is her agreeable nature. Senior Play Production Commit- teeg Choir 45 Fashion Show 35 Defense Stamp Agent 35 Gym exhi- bition 2. JOHN SANFORD SHERMAN Johnis flair for nice clothes topped off with those flashy ties certainly does attract the fair sex. We're sure you'll see the name Sherman among the top artists. Jayvee Basketball 2, 35 Student Council Secretary 25 Red and Black Art Staffg Junior Prom Committeeg Senior Ball Committee. VIRGINIA MAE SLEIGHT Virginia is a quiet girl who likes mystery stories and swimming. How- ever, she doesn't like people who talk too much. Other people take enjoy- ment in copying her homework. G. A. C. 25 Bowling 25 Gym Exhi- bition 25 Forum 2. NANCY ELIZABETH STEBBINS We can never forget Nancy's cute figure and pretty face which claimed the throne at our Junior Prom. What is your attraction for Prep Schools, Nancy? Junior Prom Queeng Junior Prom Committeeg junior Ring Committee, Dramatics Club 3, 45 Cheerleader Jayvee 2, Varsity 3, 45 Senior Bail Committeeg Senior Play Production Staffg Student Council 35 Student Activity Agent 25 Patron's Evening Play Castg Patron's Evening Play Committeeg Basketball 2, 3, 45 G. A. C. 2, 3, 45 Softball 2, 3, 45 Archery 35 Hockey 2, Gym Exhibition 2, 3, 45 Basketball Manager 45 Drama Night 45 Homeroom President 3. ROBERT CHESTER STEVENS Bob spends most of his time at the Y. M. C. A. either working or just plain loafing! He's that hard hitting first sacker on the Indian 9. Jayvee Football 25 Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 45 Gym Exhibition 25 Jayvee Basketball 35 Varsity Football 3. JANE MARIE STEWART One of the wittiest persons in the Senior Class, is Stewie. Her silly giggle and nice personality makes her very well liked. Choir 2, 3, 45 Red and Black Ad- staffg Senior Play Production Com- mittee. REINHARD HERMAN STOLZ Veteran U. S. Navy Stolzie is a tall blond hunk of man, the kind the girls swoon over. He excels in skiing and was a football and track star for our school. Treasurer of Sophomore Classg Track 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 35 Wres- tling Class5 Junior Prom Committee5 Gym Exhibition 2. I AUDREY THERESA SULLIVAN Aud's artistic ability, frankn and tolerance make us proud to kr her. They say that our Red Black will be a collector's item cause of Aud's drawings. Gym Exhibition 25 French Clul Red and Black Art Staffg Jux Prom Committeeg Senior Ball Cc mitteeg Senior Play Production St CYNTHIA HEI.ENE TAFT Cynthy's enthusiasm and pre smile will make her welcome a. where. When she's not dialing nu bers, you'll find her with Noursie. Bowling 3, Basketball 35 Arch 45 Softball 3, 45 Tennis 45 G. A. 3, 45 Red and Black Adstaffg Ser Play Production Staffg Junior Pr Committeeg Winter Carnival Attei antg Interclass Basketball 35 Swg ming Leader 4. l BARBARA ANN THOMAS Barb has a passion for crazy l' and amusing anecdotes. Her frien ways have certainly been an asset the class of '47. Red and Black Adstaffg Fash Show 2, Bowling 25 Choir 2, Patrons' Evening Committee 3. EDWARD CLARK THOMSON Beulahis observations of life 1 his explosive laughter make him 3 to be with. When he's not mix acids and esthers, you'll find him 71 Elm Street. Tennis 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, Red and Black Assistant Edit Senior Ball Committeeg Gym Exh tion 35 Band 4. ESTHER MAY TITUS Esther likes horses, especially drawing them. Her musical ability makes her an outstanding class mem- ber. Always dependable, few are as thoughtful as Esther. Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Choir 2, 35 G. A. C. 25 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Softball 2, 35 Tennis 35 Gym Exhibition 2, 45 Bicycling 2. MARILYN LOUISE TORPY Marilyn can get along with any- one. She likes sports and has a special talent for laughing the blues away. Biology Club 45 Bowling 45 Bas- ketball45 Gym Exhibition45 Fashion Show 4. ,X i A 9 P HN TR MBLAY l i ' es Ltiarpe , blueb rry pie, and swi ' . lthough he is quiet, he is al a s appreciative of a good laugh and a jQQ M Gym E tion! 4. THEODORE TURNER, JR. An active member of Company K and indispensable football player is our Ted. We think a certain female explains his attraction to 201. Jayvee Football 25 Varsity Football 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Jayvee Basketball 25 Gym Exhibition 4. WARREN GREY VANDERMINDEN Warren is one of the quieter mem- bers of our class. He likes to drive and his brand new car is the envy of us all. CHARLES PETER VANTRUMP Peter is that blonde haired boy with more than his share of brains. Even though he is often absent from school, he manages to get straight A's. Track 25 Gym Exhibition 2, 35 French Club Treasurer 35 Student Council 25 Defense Stamp Agent 25 Junior Ring Committee5 Junior Prom Committee. RUTH FAY VANVRANKEN Dark curly hair, bright blue eyes, and a beaming smile make up Ruth's attractive appearance. Her friendly personality makes her nice to know and fun to be with. Senior Ball Committee5 Senior Play Production Committee5 Red and Black Adstaff5 G. A. C. 25 Stu- dent Council 25 Basketball 2, 45 Gym Exhibition 2, 3, 45 Winter Carnival Attendantg Archery 4. RICHARD WATSON WALDRON Dick, our practical joker, has a dry wit which adds a zest to any conversation, and his ability to get alcing with others has won him many pa s. Senior Ball Committee5 Junior Prom Committee5 Track 3, 45 Gym Exhibition 3. JAMES PHILIP WEAVER A sandy-haired boy who likes to hunt and fish is our Jimmy. He has a quiet manner but yet he never goes unnoticed. Varsity Basketball 43 Jayvee Bas- ketball 2, Sg Student Council 3, 4g Assistant Editor Red and Blackg Junior Prom Committeeg Senior Ball Committeeg Gym Exhibition 2g De- fense Stamp Agent 3. HARRIET EDITH WEEKS A sense of humor accompanied by a cute giggle and kindness along with a friendly manner make Weeksie a combination hard to beat. G. A. C. 2, 33 Bowling 2, 33 Bas- ketball 2g Student Council 25 De- fense Stamp Agent 23 Senior Ball Committeeg Junior Prom Committeeg Gym Exhibition 2, 4. MARSHALL HOWARD WELLS Veteran U. S. Navy Our class has been fortunate in receiving that dark veteran from the Navy. We know that his determina- tion and perseverance will bring him success. HAZEL MAE WESTFALL Hazel's attractive hair and meticu- lous appearance make her one girl who will never go by unnoticed. Determination and perseverance will always bring her success. Choir 2, 39 Fashion Show 25 Red and Black Typstaifg Forum Club 2g Gym Exhibition 2. PEGGY ANN WINNE Sparkling eyes, shining hair, and inviting ideas compose Skipper, one of Madden's best at the soda foun- tain. Her many charms and vivid personality may be responsible for her Hart trouble. Red and Black Photography Com- mitteeg Senior Ball Committee: Senior Play Property Committee: Cap and Gown Committeeg Junior Prom Committeeg Basketball 2, 3g Archery 3g Swimming 29 Bicycling 2g Gym Exhibition 2, 3, 45 Softball 25 Forum 23 Choir 45 G. A. C. 2, 35 Fashion Show 3. Additional Members of the Senior Class BEECHER EUGENE ALLEN Veteran U. S. Coast Guard GEORGE ERIC BRANDT Veteran U. S. Army WALLACE GORDON BRIGGS Veteran U. S. Army GEORGE HARRIS CULVER, JR Veteran U. S. Army WILLIAM MARION CYGAN ROBERT EDWARD DALY Veteran U. S. Navy ALPHONSE ROGRY DENINO FREDERICK CAMERON DIXON, JR. THOMAS EDWARD DOLAN LESTER LOUIS DROULETTE Veteran U. S. Army FREDERICK RUDOLPH Fuss Veteran U. S. Navy MORRIS GOLDSTEIN Veteran U. S. Marine Corps DONALD KENNETH HAMILTON DANIEL WEBSTER HARRINGTON ARTHUR ANDREW JOHNSON, JR. Veteran U. S. Army ROY MARTIN KLEIN Veteran U. S. Army EDWARD THOMAS LAPANN Veteran U. S. Navy GLENN XVILBERT LEWIS DONALD ALSON NEVENS Veteran U. S. Navy HOWARD WELLS OSBORNE Veteran U. S. Navy JOHN THOMAS RILEY Veteran U. S. Navy DONALD MEACHAM RUGGLES Veteran U. S. Navy DONALD PHILIP SMITH LESTER VIELE, JR. rw ' 'U TAKE A BGW WALTER REX SCHREINER BENJAMIN CHERNOFF Valedictorian Suluiatoriun H onor Students ELMER HAROLD ANTONSEN LEWIS NED CAHILL FORREST WILLIAM FISHER ROBERT PAIGE O,BRIEN ANGELO GUST BACAs JEANNINE MARY CASHION MARY ELIZABETH GAFFNEY VIRGINIA MAE SLEIGHT MARGARET ALICE BEEN WILLIAM WILFRED DECUIRE HARRIET LAVIE KALBFLEISCH EDWARD CLARK THOMSON HAROLD ARTHUR BURNHAM THERESA FRANCES DUFFY EUCENIA MCCAW CHARLES PETER VANTRUMP HERBERT GLEN CAFFRY ALICE MARIE EFFLAND HILDA CATHERINE MONROE RICHARD WATSON WALDRON CLASS COLORS Blue and Silver AN ORCHID TO Miss SARAH A. ADRIANCE Class Advisor 99125-.25 COMMENCEMENT PAGEANT The World of Books Two seniors, Bill and Betty, struggling with an assignment in literature, bemoan their fate at having to do so much required reading in English. They fall asleep over their reading. In their dream Mark Twain appears to justify the place that Tom Sawyer holds in the curriculum. Thereupon he takes Bill and Betty on a tour of the world of books. From the books Bill and Betty have been required to read in school step the authors and characters to recall to the seniors the enjoyment they took in the books at the time they read them. Scenes from the stories appear before Bill's and Betty's eyes. When they awake, they admit that their complaints about literature were a pose. They now have a new conception of how the world of literature has enriched their lives and opened up new horizons of reading to explore the future. PAGEANT COMMITTEE MR. JOHN L. VAN DER VOORT, Advisor HELEN MCBRIDE NED CAHILL ADRIAN HULsEBoscI-I EUGENIA MCCAW GLEN CAEERY GRAHAM JAMISON BARBARA JACKSON BENJAMIN CHERNOFF MARY LOUISE DWYER HELEN HALLORAN HAROLD BURNHAM xl, 4 d 64 L N , 1 If If f Q , f , s ff fy C Y' ff 9 5 ' 'O ' 5.3: f ' , . f .' ,, '- X X gif ! 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'il-il, X, fl , f unzor Class fi C Jljs A 'ii 2-X V 1 X' fr' ' as 1 Earl Anderson Richard Baker Roger Baker Gertrude Ball James Bazinet Gerald Beaudin Adeline Bemis Elaine Bemis Miss MARION M. E. BROADBENT, Sponsor' fr -. .1 I J President ------- GORDON HUBBELL . i Vice-President - - - V RICHARUVMEAD KN' B Secreiary - - MADELINE'O,CONN6R Treasurer - - - - - GIZQRIA CANALE X- Leona Bennett Clarence Cashion ' Frances Crooks - Charles Blake Mark Cassidy AltheakCushman ,K Carol Blakeslee Jeanne Blanchard Barbara Bowers Betty Boyce Harold Byrne Carolyn Chase Nancy Churchill Robert Clear Alerha Cone Anita Crete Allan Dean-R A Barbara Desjaklins Richard Dolan 5 , John Duffy Margaret Dufour XJ ,fir . - 0 U LQIL. I-Q! 14 1 ' I L .ip if , DI 91' l , ,f J , 1 rf ' 7 . V3 Ufffiff f' ,F if ,vc ' fa 3 nr' -1 1 1 9 I .J Carlene Dyke Jane Eckler Richard Eddy Donald Eldridge Ronald Ellenwood Betty Ellsworth Ruth Elmore Frederick Esmond Richard Fake unzbr Class Helen Farnsworth Lois Farr Barbara Fenelon Dolores Fischang Robert Flint Mildred Floyd Janice Foley Augustino Forcucci Barbara Frasier Thomas Gorman Ann Gratton David Gurley Loretta Hamblin Donald Harvey Alice Hay Lois Hay ev ,1 if Mary Hecht James Hutchinson Chester Jarvis June Jensen Elinor Johnson Evelyn Jones Vivian Kaplan Jerome Kass .fl ,C 5 Ruth King Janet Kirkpatrick Aurdey Kirschenbaum Herbert Klein James Knapp Bernard LaLone Byron Lapham Patricia LaPoint 1 unzbr Clam Wallace Layhee Rheba Levenson Nancy Light Thomas McDermott Daniel McGillicuddy Nancy McLandress Margaret Martell Melvin Martell James Martindale Jacqueline Morrison Beverly Mulcahy Richard Nash Patricia Nevens Harold Nourse Donald Ostrander Richard Pearsall Theresa Picheo james Ploof Patricia Prevost Richard Purner Robert Putnam Robert Roberts Walter Robillard Marguerite St. John fr A . 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'N , '- u ' K 0 D xv, QR 'O . xhxxt rJ.' :VV Jw Cf 51 f Margaret Sears -W Pauline Sebert Vera Shappy Mary Shreve Charlotte Silver Harold Silverman Roberta Sivak Elaine Smith Marietta Smith - unzbr Class Marjorie Smith Sam Somerville Powel South Barbara Stanley Lillian Stilwell Nathan Suckman Jack Sullivan Gertrude Sumner Sarah Sweeney Alfred Sweet Harold Tanner Jacquelyn Task George Tidman Emory Towson Francis Turner Jerry Uttal Janice Waggaman iii , 2 jyQ,,f4f fdawq. f' Ri 1-64 Vt Orlie Washburn Robert Westcott Stanley Wells Robert White Stanley Williams James Wright William Young Roselyn Zweibelson Marilyn Abbott Gerald Allan Shirley Aronson William Bacas Bernard Baker Robert Bedore Barbara Benedict Mary Booth Walter Brennan Barbara Brilling Kenneth Brown Thomas Brown Donald Bushey James Campbell Jane Carswell John Carswell Sophomore Clam Miss BEATRICE MABLE, Sponsor President ---- - - - RICHARD LAPOINTE Vite-Presidenl - - - CARL VIELE Sfffffdfy - - PATRICIA Ives T1'L'uS1L7'e'1' - - - - - - JEAN LANDRY Arthur Charlebois Gilles Charlebois Elizabeth Clark Ethel Clarke Jacqueline Combs Catherine Conlin Donald Cowles James Craft Gordon Crannell Scott Craytor Marilyn Cutshall Jerry Dean Joe Deeb Milton Deihl Helen Denton Joan Denton Thomas Dolan Frederick Donovan Shirley Duell Florence Dumas Anne Erickson Virginia Falkenbury Donald Farr Janice Fisher Marie Fisher Shirley Flint Chester Fox Robert Fox Shirley Freeman Joan Fuller Edward Fuss Marie King Marjorie King Stanford Gilman Joan Gilson Charles Good Nancy Gowan George Gregory Russell Gregory Donald Hale Evelyn Hall Marlene Hall Robert Hamilton Alberta Hance Frederick Hawkins Donald Hay John Hay Mary Jane Jakeway fiiffilil ff. Jeannine Jarvis David Kennedy Norma Kilmer Ellen Kilpatrick Jeannette King Jane Kingsley Robert Lackey John Lambert Davis Lapham Janet Lawrence Mary Linehan Patricia Loveys Emily MacNaughton Mariellan McCurry Sophomore C loss Clement Maynard Mary Merritt Marjorie Monahan Grace Orcutt Dorothy Montgomery Charles Moore Helen Murphy Thelma Newcomb Carolyn Nichols Richard O'Connor Shirley Palmer Edward Parham Mary Parker Marilyn Parsons Emily Peddie Lee Pemble John Plue Paul Martell Harold Osborne Bernard Mordoff June Plumely Koula Polimerou Alvira Polunci Patricia Potter Jeannette Pouliott Lenox Ramsey Boyce Rawson Loyal Rawson Marlene Reichert Richard Reisig Kenneth Rhodes Gail Rocken-Styre Jack Rolleston Donald Rosenbaum Rhoda Rosenstein Eric Schmidt Martha Schoman Zelda Schwartz George Scoville Walter Shangraw Robert Sherman Gloria Silverman Byron Smith Louis Smith William Snyder Erwin Speer Ann Stockwell Estelle Suckman Linwood Tabor Alexander Taylor Alta Thomas Carlton Tucker Irene VanTassel Polly VanTrump Mary VanVranken Sophomore C law Paul VanWirt Ruth Vaughn Richard Villa Arnold Walkup Sandra Wallach James White Arthur Whitney Charlotte Ziskind John Abbott George Alexander Thomas Blanchard Robert Campinelli David Conklin Thomas Corbett Everett DeGrush Stephen Dube Joseph Duell Ned Dwyer Harry Farnsworth Francis Fortune Stephen Gottlieb Richard Johannes Harry Kullman Olin Leggett Louis Liounis Phyllis Bullard Marcia Cohen Patricia Duchaine Caryl Eckler Doris Farnsworth Phyllis Hoag Patricia Howe Jane L'Esperance Mary Metivier Vida Mingo Beverly Parker Mary Leigh Putnam L-V z f 41,1 J ' l W J! . 1' l Myron Abramson Barry Aronson Jane Ashley Rita Bacon Nancy Bartlett Floyd Batease Loren Blackburn Hazel Brewster Zoe Burnham Dorothy Calhoun Eugene Chandler Jack Cohen Larry Cohen Nick Colios f, U X VJ! . , I 1,1 1,5 M Ht. Viv N if Sophomore J J Emery Fobare A Jag Lemery Norma Fox . Douglas Mitchell Keith Fuller gig-FRobert,Mou1-id Ernest DeCrescenz0 Robert Diskin Mary Effland Harold Engwer Stewart Gates Dora Goldstein Robert Grinnell Pauline Guernsey Dorothy Hall James Hamell Shirley Hance Douglas Hart Conrad Hoffman Marie Hungerford Marshall Jarvis Shirley Jensen Margaret Johnson Gloria Kingsley Raymond LaPoint Walter Palmer John Putnam Elaine Rabine Ivan Reynolds Beverly Robichaud Richard Robillard Walter Robinson Philip Rolleston Natalie Russell Grace Sebert Shirley Seeley Stanley Selleck Dewey Sims Regina Skellie Crosby Smith . 4 Margaret Smith Robert Stein Abbie Sternberg Franz Sternberg Sally Sweeney Edward Tripp Barbara Turner Cynthia VanWirt Katherine Varney Betty Varnum Gloria Vaughn William Villa Lena Waldron Joyce Wallace Wayne Wallace Peggy Wescott Audrey Wilson Pauline Polimerou m ' 1 35: ' 1 ki , V ff--KJ ff' I I f ' ' , x lg., -1 ' 'W ' 'C fy NH! 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A f' I fx X Igfypw v . 15? f' 96 4 X , ff 1, .N ,Ev 49, X , 1 if r 0 wQ'x , .jigvat agar I .X Q' 4 442- V ff I 4 f RSX Y X 42:-a If I ex 'Ri 'X ff' 41 - f '51 ' aa? ff' Y 14331 a , I f X Y '35 1, Iliff? ' I I ' I' f ef ff H 1 QbT5S- - 'livfiii' :eras - . X- . ,.,, , ,,', 5 W Ex I 4 M -- ' X 4 af Ea l ACTIVITIES In these great affairs . . do We take some part. GLEN CAFFRY Editor-in-Chief PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Helen McBride PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Helen Halloran Ralph Brown Paul Cushman Ray Potter Peggy Winne Harriet Kalbfleisch ART EDITOR Dan Bush ART STAFF Betty David Harold Burnham Margaret Been Jeannine Cashion Ned Cahill Donna Dolan Rose Marie Dolan John Sherman Audrey Sullivan FEATURE EDITOR Carol Helm BUSINESS MANAGER Robert Robinson CIRCULATION MANAoERs Robert Cary Harriet Weeks Red and Black Slab' MISS HELEN S. GAHIMER, Faculty Sponsor GLEN CAFFRY, Editor-in-Chief ASSISTANT EDITORS William Deguire Mary Louise Dwyer Mary Gaffney Richard Gale Graham Jamison TYPING STAFF Jean Bowen Gloria Landry Alice Eiiland Theo Lazarou Evelyn Rehm Elaine Leicht Hazel Westfall Verna Crosby Rita Charlebois Jeanne Brann Leonard Jarvis ADVERTISING MANAGER TYPING EDITOR Marian Rifenberg Mina Roach ADVERTISING STAFF Richard Roberts SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Marilyn Langell Robert Putnam Jane Linehan Walter Schreiner Eugenia McCaw Edward Thomson Jeanie Millar James Weaver Keren Morey Marilyn Harris William Roach Cynthia Taft Jeanne Cusato J'ne Stewart Robert Mark Joe Mercier Elliess Reichert Ruth VanVranken Joyce Perkett Barbara Jackson Irene Russo Bruce Boyd Willis Boyd Mary Baker ' Original Art Pages-Audrey Sullivan Prophecy Cartoon - John Sherman Theme - Jane Linehan Cover - Dan Bush Richard Noonan Pauline Farr Shirley Parker Sylvia Kudan Barbara Thomas Ann Goodson Kenneth Butterfield William Hogan Tom Daly Barbara Lebowitz Paul Linehan Angelo Bacas Navio Gagliardi Hilda Monroe William Bacas Mary Booth Harold Burnham Nancy Churchill Robert Clear Dean Currier Mary Louise Dwyer Mary Booth Ralph Brown John Carswell Nancy Churchill Nick Colios Jean Cusato Thomas Daly Student Counczf MR. BROWN, Advisor FIRST SEMESTER President - ---- KEREN MOREY Vice-President - - GORDON HUBBELL Secretary - - Treasurer - - Janice Fisher Mary Gaffney Richard Gale Stanley Gilman Janet Hodgkins Adrian Hulsebosch Richard LaPOint 1946 JANE ASHLEY HELEN MCBRIDE Nancy Light Mary Linehan Richard Mead Madeline O'COnnOr Robert Robinson Natalie Russell SECOND SEMESTER President ---- PAUL LINEHAN Vice-President - - GORDON HUBBELL Secrefary - - - JANE ASHLEY Treasurer - - Stephen Dube Barbara Flemming Stanford Gilman Nancy Gowan Jean Landry Nancy Light Jeanie Millar 1947 ROBERT CLEAR Richard Nash Madeline O'COnnOr Edward Parham Mary Leigh Putnam Mina Roach Robert Robinson Martha Schoman Charlotte Silver Harold Tanner Carl Viele William Viele James Weaver Natalie Russell Charlotte Silver Harold Tanner Irene VanTassel Carl Viele James Weaver Editor-in-Cloief Managing Editor Feature Editor Mary Par Booth Betty David T lie Northern Star Faculty Advisor, MR. LAWRENCE NEWCOMB Editorial Stay? - JANE LINEHAN Boys' Sports Editor - ERIC SCHMIDT Girls' Sports Editor - JANET FISCHER Back Page Editor Reporters Navio Gagliardi Ernest Parham Gerald Kass Marion Rifenberg Paul Linehan Frances Seaver Faculty Advisor of Business Stajjf, MR. KENNETH HAPPY Business Manager, ELAINE LEICHT Business Staff - JAMES WRIGHT JACQUELINE TASK HILDA MONROE Gloria Silverman Audrey Sullivan Gloria Canale Shirley Collins Mary Hecht Theo Lazarou Richard Purner Jacqueline Task Emory Towsen Miss LAURA E. VROMAN and MRS. Gloria Canale Ethel Clark Verna Crosby Jeanne Cusato Helen Farnsworth LZBTZZUI Club Sponsors Pauline Farr Ann Gratton Helen Halloran Mary Jane Jakeway NELLIE I. DUELL Theo Lazarou Elaine Leicht Shirley Parker Roberta Sivak Roselyn Zweibelson Joan Barber Margaret Been Betty Lou Boyce Bruce Boyd Willis Boyd Jeannine Cashion Mark Cassidy Benjamin Chernoff Althea Cushman Allan Dean Barbara Desjardins Mary Lou Dwyer Jane Eckler Le Carrie Fmncczzb' MISS ELIZABETH RENNER, Marmine President ----- - - WILLIAM DEGUIRE Vice-President - - HAROLD BURNHAM Secretaire - - - - - KEREN MOREY Trcsoriere - - MARGUERITE ST. JOHN Richard Eddy Barbara Jackson Ruth Elmore Barbara Flemming Augustino Forcucci Norma Fox Barbara Frasier Mary Gaffney Helen Halloran Donald Hart Mary Hecht Carol Helm Adrian Hulsebosch Harriet Kalbfleisch Ruth King Sylvia Kudan Marilyn Langell Rheba Levenson Helen McBride Daniel McGillicuddy Nancy McLandress Hilda Monroe Ernest Parham Elaine Pepper John Putnam Robert Putnam Marion Rifenberg Mary Shreve Charlotte Silver Audrey Sullivan Sally Sweeney Harold Turner George Ticlman Emory Towsen Janice Waggaman Roselyn Zweibelson Jane Ashley Caroline Bosworth Betty Lou Boyce Gloria Canale Rita Charlebois Nancy Churchill Gzrlf PD' f Y Miss BETTY CORNELL, Sponsor President ----- - - - CAROL I-IELM Vice-President - - NANCY MCLANDRESS Treasurer - - - MARY LOU DWYER Secretary - - - - - HELEN MCBRIDE Scfrgeanf-at-Arms - - NIARGUERITE ST. JOHN Carlene Dyke Gene McCaw Betty Ellsworth Jeanie Millar Barbara Flemming Keren Morey Janet Hodgkins Elliess Reichert Holly Kalbfleisch Marion Rifenberg Marilyn Langell Natalie Russell Jane Linehan Martha Schoman Mary Shreve Charlotte Silver Sally Sweeney Jacqueline Task Irene VanTassel Cynthia VanWirt Bzblogy Club MR. KING, Faculty Advisor President ------ FREDERICK HAWKINS Vice-President - - - NANCY LIGHT Secretary - - - LOYAL RAWSON Treasurer - - DAVIS LAPHAM Club Members - Ethel Clarke Mary Hecht Jacqueline Combs Zelda Schwartz Ann Ericson Marilyn Torpy 'K , Q 7 Xl ff V J I Q1 7 , N r Xfyg X f X' ' fi V-hx fnxv' X A ., A , X I. , If If , I 1 fx ,X 1 I , , f if K R' f' 1 5? ' 'ii f A af . A f- f g f .5 - ff ,, Q ' , - .Y f iffy x x , ,ffnf M A H X V' ' ' V ff f w ww , .. 1 1 ff, 1, j lg rx , . ff 5 'Q 1. ff If gffw,7i f 'f ,R ,f . 1, 1 ' X . ' X-A ' ' Vg f f U 4' lg q ' X -, ,JI ,w 4 4 M Q Q -1 f 4 w x ' M N p f X '55 V3 J' L X l , V I 1 , 1 ' 9' ' ' ' X Mb' 'Yf . Q X .7 ,,,, 1 X I ,' ri. , 4 , 'fx M -M f, gig' fgfv f is X ' f fm X W 1 N N m ilf f Qc, f q 1 f ffw 9 eg ' Wi.. X rw- , ' ' ' M ' P ' A S , fgd , - W ,if ,3 ,- f X fyff' Y ' ff I I X ,:. N 4 W 'W 7 ff X .R Qi C f ? 2' - rf!! -six - y 41? --, -X X x?g SN X in DRAMA The P1ay's the Thing . You d0n't have to say I 'ui crazy -- just because I like blue slozr s Out Of The Ffjllhg Pau A comedy in 3 acts by Francis Swann SARA S. GABRIEL, Director JOHN L. VAN DER VOORT, Assistant Director GEORGE BODELL NORMAN REESE MRs.GARNET - TONY DENNISON MURIEL FOSTER KATE AULT - MARGE BENSON DOTTIE OOBURN MR. COBURN - MR. KENNY - MAO - - JOE - - CAST OF CHARACTERS - - ROBERT' CARY - ROBERT KARPELES TI-IEODOSIA LAZAROU - - BRUCE BOYD - MARILYN LANGELL - JOYCE PERKETT - BARBARA JACKSON HARRIET KALBFI.EISCH PAIGE O,BRIEN - - WILLIS BOYD BENJAMIN CHERNOFF WILLIAM DEGUIRE Scenes The entire action of the play takes place in the living room of a brownstone front apartment in New York City. ACT ONE - Scene One : Late Friday afternoon in October. Scene Two: Saturday morning. ACT TWO - Saturday evening. ACT THREE - Sunday morning. The characters and events in this play are purely imaginary, and anyone claiming resemblance or similarity ought to be ashamed to admit it. The following entr'acte music under the direction of Maurice C. Whitney will be played by FRED HAWKINS, Violin ADELINE BEMIS, 'Cello EDWARD THOMSON, Piano LA CINQUANTAINE ------ Gabriel-Marie GERMAN DANCE - - Dittersdorf MOMENT MUSICAL - - Schubert AERIAL - - - - - Severn DARK EYES - - Arr. by Peery So - you wanted 1f0 go over her lines, buh? Qui Of The Fgllhg Pan By FRANCIS SWANN 1 Three young men and three young women, would-be stage folk, are sharing an apartment in all innocence. It is a whacky plan they have in mind, for the apartment they rent is immediately above that of a Broadway producer. They rehearse the play which he is currently producing, but the problem is - how to get him upstairs to see it? Now, it so happens that the producer is an amateur chef, and right in the middle of a culinary con- coction he runs out of flour. He comes upstairs to borrow a cup. At last! The kids aren't going to let him out until he sees some evidence of their ability. So to impress him they stage a murder scene. It is so realistic that police swarm into the scene and the misunderstanding becomes hilarious. However, in spite of everything, what seems to be a profitable friendship springs up, and it looks as if the future might hold some promise for the youngsters. Senzbr Play Pr0c2'uczi1g Slajjl Josephine Fontaine Marshall Wells Janet Hodgliins Nancy Stebbins SCENERY Under the direction of Roy Orendorf STAGE MANAGER: Harold Burnham STAGE COMMITTEE Adrian Hulsebosch and Joseph McGuirk, Chairmen Kenneth Butterfield Robert Kyser William Roach Graham Jamison Paul Linehan Charles Sebert ART DECORATION OF SET Under direction of Mrs. Frieda McLelland Jean Bowen Ann Goodson Catherine Murkey Pauline Farr Helen Halloran Joan Ringrose Barbara Flemming Hilda Monroe Irene Russo PROPERTIES Jeanne Culligan, Bette David, Elliess Reichert, Chairmen Margaret Breen Peggy W'inne Gloria Landry Phyllis Cary Mary Gaffney Cynthia Taft Theresa Duffy Sylvia Kudan Shirley Parker COSTUMES: Marilyn Harris LIGHTS Under the direction of Clifford Bosworth Philip Smith, Chairman Daniel Bush Glen Caffry Stanley Lackey PUBLICITY Under the direction of Miss Hilda Hayes Jane Stewart Audrey Sullivan Ruth VanVranken Frances Seaver Marilyn Shappy Verna Crosby, Donna Dolan, Rose Marie Dolan, Ernest Parham, Chairmen Helen McBride Keren Morey Marian Rifenberg Robert Robinson Jane Linehan Senzor Expresszon Reczlol Reading-SNACKER . ..,... Erskine Caldwell RICHARD GALE M0DOIOgUCLMOVIE MOTHER ..... . . Florence Ryerson Colin Clements Scene: The casting office of a motion picture studio. Character: Gwendolyrfs Mother Tin Y I HARRIET KALBFLEISCI-I Piano Solo-PRELUDE IN C SHARP MINOR, Op. 3 No. 2 . Raelornaninojf WILLIAM DEGUIRE R62diDglTHE PRINCE ........ . Ruth MeKenney BARBARA JACKSON Reading-OUR NEW TELEPHONE .,... . Ruth Gordon BENJAMIN CHERNOFF S010-THE KERRY DANCE . ....... . I. L. Molloy GLENN LEWIS Reading-SNAKE DANCE ........ . . Corey Ford ROBERT KARPELES MODOlOguC-THE SUBWAY ....... . lane Kopp Iensen JOYCE PERKETT DZDCC'-THE WHITE PEACOCK ......... Charles Grijes Modern ballet like modern music is impressionistic. This dance is an interpretation of a White peacock. It endeavors to capture the mood without elaborate costuming effects. ERNEST PARHAM WILLIAM DEGUIRE, Aceornpanisi Reading-AMERICA MEANS ........ Williarn Rose Benet GLEN CAFFRY MOH0lOgUC-BACK SEAT FLYING ...... . H orzfense King KEREN MOREY Expression in charge of SARA GABRIEL James Bazinet Bruce Boyd Betty Lou Boyce Robert Cary Mark Cassidy Nancy Churchill Robert Clear Aletha Caine Althea Cushman Robert Daly William Deguire Betty Ellsworth Ed Gilman Dmmafzbs Club Miss SARA GABRIEL Sponxors and JOHN VAN DER VOORT President -------- KEREN MOREY Vice-President - - THEO LAZAROU Secretary - - - ROBERT KARPELES Treasurer - - JANET HODGKINS Ralph Gonzales Nancy Gowan Janet Hodgkins Barbara Jackson Harriet Kalbfleisch Robert Karpeles Ellen Kilpatrick Jane Kingsley Herbert Klein Marilyn Langell Theo Lazarou Jane Linehan Mary Linehan Emily MacNaughton Mary Ellen McCurry James Martindale Richard Mead Dorothy Montgomery Keren Morey Thelma Newcomb Madeline O'Connor Ernest Parham Lee Pemble Joyce Perkett Elliess Reichert Walter Robillard Martha Schoman Phil Smith Nancy Stebbins Gertrude Sumner Jacqueline Task Cynthia VanWirt Paul VanWirt Betty Varnum Janice Waggaman Marshall Wells i I z W I 9' , .Q . 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F ,, ,qw X if 'QQ 9 f 's' 4 x ' ,ch ' 0' 1 gh. , we 4. v,' y ' ' ' I H K l b gh ,Wo W N x Q 3 1 1 Q' mx' ff!! ,I XX VR XX l , 17 l V Z' Il QQ f f' , wx , ', i'! ' 1' 4 ,I f , f' , ' mf 5 X A ff W!!! 1 N X 'IQ' A x NV ,f ', gf X 7 ,,' 5' , X , I W -, W I f ' N X X Q u-ng - , , WW f7...,,,f5,, .1911 --- .L- MUSIC . . to delight the ear 'wfij .V - ,'1-112 A. . jenn . Lw- - U ,tg ..' Annual Concert By GLENS FALLS HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT BAND WILLIAM N. REEVES, Comlncfor STAR SPANGLED BANNER MARCH AND CHORUS Uudas Maccabaeusj - - - George Frederick Handel The oratorio Judas Maccabaeusn was composed in 1746, occupying a little over a month in composition. FIRST SUITE FOR MILITARY BAND ---- Gustav Holst Q11 Chaconne UQ March ROMANTIC WALTz ------- Domenico Savino Solo-WILLIAM DEGUIRE Until recently the piano was rarely used as a solo instrument INTERMISSION ALLEGRETTO fSixth Violin Sonatej - - - W. A. Mozart TRION A,BELLE --------- Carl Frangkiser Flute, Alfred Sweet Clarinet, Marilyn Langell Bassoon, William Deguire OVERTURE NEROICAU --------- Slzornieka This overture is based on two themes from Beethoven's Third Symphony. with band, due to the lack of suitable material written for this CAVALRY OF THE STEPPE5 ' ' K il7l7e M0h'WPt combination. This' waltz in the modern idiom was provided to SOLILOQUY ,,,,,,,- , , Rube Bloom H11 this need by a prominent contemporary Italian-American , composer of New York City. RAMPAGE OF THE OLD GREY MARE - - - King Stacy EscAPADA ------ - - Sid Phillips THE FOOTLIFTER ------ - - Henry Fillmore Personnel Flutes Esther Titus Barbara Benedict Harold Nourse Baritone Alfred Sweet Walter Robillard William Deguire French Horns Ronald Schermerhorn Carol Blakeslee Elizabeth Ackley Tenor Saxaphone Leonard Jarvis Basses Clement Maynard Donald Gleason Audrey Wilson Charlotte Ziskind Oboe Shirley Freeman Norma Bosworth John Dickinson Clarinets Alan Doty Marilyn Langell Alto Clarinet Robert White Natalie Adkins Emily Peddie Bass Clarinet Al Mark Jack West Kaye Williams Bassoons Stanley Williams Cornets Richard Robillard Ralph Brown Robert Aronsen Thomas Corbett Peter Lange Chester Fox Harold Kudan Patricia LaPoint Phyllis Cary Elwyn Wells Trombones Robert Brown Margaret Been Jack Sullivan David Conklin Paul Smith Adeline Bemis James Campbell String Bass Edward Thompson Althea Cushman Drums Harold Silverman Paul Cushman Walter Shangraw Annual Concert ORCHESTRA AND CHOIR MAURICE C. WHITNEY, Conductor WILLIAM DEGUIRE, Piano ELLEN KILPATRICK, Soprano MINUET FROM G MINOR SYMPHONY . . . SONATINA .... TRIUMPHAL MARCH Qfrom Sigurd jorsalfar Suitej THE ORCHESTRA GOD Is A SPIRIT . . . IT CANNOT BE A STRANGE COUNTREE . TODAY THERE Is RINGING ALOUETTE First Violins Esther Titus Fred Hawkins Elaine Pepper jane Eckler Betty Haviland Phyllis Bullard Katherine Varney Second Violins Irene VanTassel Marlene Reichert Helen Murphy Peggy Sears Peter VanTrump Joyce Falkenbury Rheba Levenson Violas Katherine Lowe Gloria Silverman Phyllis Pepe THE CHOIR Orchestra Personnel Carol Eckler Virginia Falkenbury Douglas Aust Sylvia Teift Basses Edward Thomson Aletha Cone Althea Cushman Gay DeLong Doris Bemis Celli Flutes Adeline Bemis Alfred Sweet Janet Kirkpatrick Carol Blakeslee Clarinets Marilyn Langell Emily Peddie Shirley Freeman Oboe Norma Bosworth Bassoons William Deguire Barbara Benedict French Horn Leonard Jarvis . Mozart . Clementi . Grieg . Scbolin . Repper Claristiansen arf. Murray Phyllis Cary Trumpets Richard Robillarcl Ralph Brown Trombone Robert Brown Margaret Been Tympani james Campbell Drums Don Hale if lj! f. MM K My ADAGIO AND FUGUE . . . . . . A ....... Whitney 1 3 I i . Esther Titus, Violin Kathleen Lowe, Viola Adeline Bemis, Cello - -'Swv ' Marilyn Langell, Clarinet Alfred Sweet, Flute 8 MM It DREAM PANTOMIME Qfrom Hansel and Gretelj .... . Humperdinck jj SCHEHEREZADE THEMES . .... Rimsky-Korsakoj: ',. fd THREE JAZZ MINIATURES .... . . Wfbitney Y x THE ORCHESTRA X LANDSIGHTING . .... . Grieg ONE WORLD Marilyn Abbot Mary Baker Joan Barber Madaline Barudy Gerald Beaudin Adeline Bemis Charles Blake Barbara Bowers Gloria Canale . . . O'Ham Incidental Solo, Ellen Kilpatrick THE ORCHESTRA AND CHOIR Jane Carswell Eugene Chandler Scott Craytor Donna Dolan Rose Marie Dolan Virginia Falkenbury Stanford Gelman Barbara Jackson Vivian Kaplan Choir Personnel Ellen Kilpatrick Janet Kirkpatrick Sylvia Kudan Patricia Lovey Patricia Nevens Grace Orcutt Elaine Pepper James Ploof Patricia Prevost Robert Putnam Ernest Parham Marian Rifenberg George Scoville Charles Sebert Marilyn Shappy Mary Shreve Harold Silverman Erwin Speer Jane Stewart Paul VanWirt Peggy Winne Betty David Helen Halloran Charles Moore Audrey Sullivan Josephine Fontaine Philip Smith .P 1f ! Q , J 5 7 ' ' 1. 9 W f ' fr f' f ' ' 4 v' f uv '-'.- fd iff I 4 1'vMr f1 ff? W9 ff igf' 2534 X f 'V af J I f 7 I Q QE? W., W W JJ tia l Jmi. . LM, ,,-'qill 4' ffl milk -if fm!! by fs' , W 'Q V71 ,V 'QQ if W QQ ' W. Q ' -I J flf K 65- 55 f 'N 7 R 'lu XY' WM ' - -ff-ifw 1 v... Ala ff! li 1 I if CQ? HW N wgxafynw 4 3 fly I! x 'LEP r I. w - ' ' 1 ' lp A, Q A l' 1' 1 If rf ff ,f i-11-.'71,,,.Y V -K - K, ff' V 1 ' 1, SPORTS Such sport as warms the mmost Splflt Wkzbn 0fS5f100l Slvzrzi May this school always be a shrine of fine spirit and good sportsmanship, inspiring the athletes of Glens Falls High School, and those who cheer them as they play, to uphold the spirit and traditions of Glens Falls athletics . May this school inspire boys to play manfully and courageously to the last, no matter what the odds - to play fairly within the spirit and the letter of the rules, to win without boasting, and to lose without excuses. May these ideals of manliness, courage and true sportsmanship find expression not only on the playing fields and playing court but throughout the life of the entire school. Above all, may our athletics always be the symbol of a great and united school, drawing closer together in common bond and spirit all of the boys and girls of Glens Falls High School. JERRY DONNELLY, Director of Athletics In Ajnlzvreczhlzbn We will always remember Mr. Donnelly for his fine record of service both in the school and in the community, and of course, for his inexhaustible store of funny stories! Coming here in the fall of 1941, the same year our class entered Junior High, Coach Donnelly brought the Indian Spirit to G. F. H. S. and has left a lasting impres- sion upon the minds and character of all his teams and of the entire school. . Barry Aronson Richard Baker Gerald Beaudin Loren Blackburn Charles Blake Harold Burnham Ken Butterfield Ned Cahill James Campbell Alfred Canale Robert Cary Mark Cassidy Date September 21 September 28 October S October 12 October 19 October 26 November 2 :league Games Football Seayoa 19464947 Here Here Here Away Here Away Here Coafla, JERRY DONNELLY Assistalzlf Coach, BASIL SONNY DWYER Iunior Varsity Coach, DUTCH SHULTZ Caplain, KEN BUTTERFIELD Manager, BOB ROBINSON Co-Caplaius-Elect, RAY POTTER and DEWEY SIMS Football Squad 1946 Robert Clear Allan Dean Joe Deeb Joseph Derway Donald Eldridge Robert Fox Navio Gagliardi Steve Gottlieb Donald Hale John Hay James Hutchinson james Knapp Bernard LaLone Byron Lapham Richard LaPointe Raymond LaPoint Olin Leggett Louis Liounis Paul Linehan Robert Mark Dan McGillicuddy Ray Potter Richard Robillard Walter Robillard VARSITY RECORD Glens Falls Port Henry Fort Edward . ii Whitehall Hudson Falls . Saratoga . Granville St. Mary,s City Champions over St. Mary's Dewey Sims Sam Somerville Albert Stafford John Sullivan Louis Tarantelli Sandy Taylor Francis Turner Ted Turner Robert Xvestcott Robert White Gene XVood O p Al1one1zt .26 .20 Basketball Season 19464947 comp, T. F. ALLEN Assistant Coaches, B. S. DWYER and J. D. MATES C0-Captains, JOE MERCIER and DEWEY SIMS First Row - J. V. Qleft to rightj-Eddy, Cassidy, R. Young, LaPoint, W. Young, Deeb R White Second Row - Varsity-Tarantelli, Hulsebosch, Lapham, Mercier, Sims, Gagliardi, Stafford Linehan Third Row - J. V.-Charlebois, J. White, Hamelin, Kennedy, Cowles, LaLone, Leggett Mead Bacas Fourth Row - Varsity-Headcoach T. F. Allen, Noonan, Weaver, Canale, Mgr. Butterlield Pearsall Hubbell DelSignore, Assistant Coach Mates, Assistant Coach Dwyer. Glens Falls SCHEDULE Opponent Glens Falls SCHEDULE Opponent 1:46 Mechanicville ...t,.......,,.... ..t,.. 1 7 A342 Hudson Falls .... , 52 Chestertown 21 443 Granville x45 Saratoga .. .,,.,....., ,Y 25 537 Whitehall S42 Fort Edward .. 23 T30 St. Marys .,,, L 540 Whitehall ....,,, .. 42 X35 Saratoga ...,,, W 2542 Hudson Falls .. 37 x47 Mechanicville 528 Granville ,,,... 21 Q28 Lansingburgh T35 St. Marys ..,,..... 24 534 Fort Edward ,,,.... ..... . 32 xClass B League Champions - Won 4, lost 0. :?Northern Conference Co-Champions-Won 6, los 'i'City Series Champions - Won 2, lost 0. QSectional Play-offs. t2 Baseball Season 19464947 Varxily Coavh, CLIFFORD K. BOSWORTH I. V. Coach, REGINALD SHULTZ Co-Capfain, THOMAS LAFERA Co-Captain, NAVIO GAGLIARDI Capfain-Elect, RICHARD NOONAN Assistant Manager, EMERY TOWSON First Row fleft to rightj-Byron Lapham, Co-Captain Thomas LaFera, Co-Captain Navio Gagliardi, Richard Noonan. Second ROW-Richard LaPoint, Robert Stevens, Royce Boynton, Albert Stafford, Fred Esmond. Third Row-James Knapp, William Young, Donald Gorman, Raymond LaPoint. Back Row-Emery Towson, Assistant Managerg Paul Linehang Coach Bosworth. CITY CHAMPIONS AND TIED FOR CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP Chestertown , ..... At South Glens Falls At Hudson Falls ,....,. St. Mary's ,........, Ar Whitehall W At Fort Edward ..... Whitehall .......i...,. At St. Mary's ,,,, Fort Edward .......,. ,.... ..., ,WW 4 5 1946 BASEBALL SCHEDULE GIe11xFaIls 011170110111 8 0 St. Mary's 3 2 'lHudson Falls At Chestertown ...... At St. Mary's 4 S 4 3 Saratoga 0 I :lAt Granville 6 7 Fort Edward .. 1 0 St. Mary's ,,,,, , ,, S 6 St. Mary's .,,,, , :PLeague games Glvux Falls 011170119111 6 9 6 S 3 2 S 1 3 6 11 2 1 0 3 3 4 2 Gordon Hubbell Ned Cahill Richard Mead Richard Waldron James Hutchinson Robert Cary Robert Clear Paige O'Brien Harold Burnham Theodore Turner Richard Gale Paul Kennedy Mark Cassidy Richard Dolan Track Coach, THOMAS F. ALLEN Assistant Coacla, JOHN D. MATES C0-Caplains, GORDON HUBBELL and NED CAHILL Managers, JOHN HAY and ARTHUR BARTLETT Axxislanf Ma11ager, HARRY GOLDSTEIN SCHEDULE Date A! May 3 Fort Edward, Granville, Glens Falls - - - Glens Falls May 10 Hudson Falls, Fort Edward, Glens Falls - - Hudson Falls May 17 Lake Placid Invitation ------ - Lake Placid May I9 Saratoga Invitation ----- - - Saratoga May 21 Saratoga, Gloversville, Johnstown, and Glens Falls - - Saratoga May 24 Northern Conference ----- - - Hudson Falls May 31 Schenectady Inter-scholastics - - - - - 1 Schenectady June 7 Sectional Class NB Championships - - - - Albany I 1947 TRACK SQUAD Robert Karpeles Kenyon Douglas Walter Schreiner Fred Batease Louis Liounis Albert Taylor Thomas Daly Robert Seeley Charles Clute Richard Goodrow Donald Harvey Francis Turner Gilles Charlebois David Cullings Paul Cushman Frank Wilson Jerry Dean Loren Blackburn Phil Cowan Donald Eldridge Robert Rockwell Charles Farrell Robert Grinnell Edward O'Donnell Richard Johannes Robert Stein Jack Cohen John Little William Forbes Robert Rabine Richard LaFraniere Robert Fox Richard St. Clair Richard Willett Floyd Benway Robert Ladabouch Idris Roberts Walter Robillard Walter Robinson Carl Viele Richard O'Connor Ronnie Taft Robert Daily Allan Dean Richard Baker Robert Weleyng James Farber Ivan Williamson Edward Varney David Kennedy Leonard Jarvis William Manville James Martindale Phil Rolleston Charles Webster V l Mary Baker Joan Barber Jean Blanchard Mary Pat Booth Gloria Canale Carolyn Chase Ethel Clark Janice Combs Francis Crooks Verna Crosby Betty David Joan Denton Barbara DesJardins Donna Dolan G, A. C, Miss BETTY CORNELL, Sponsor President -------- JEANIE MILLAR Sccrefury - - BARBARA FLEMMING Treasurer - - JEANNINE CASHION Rose Marie Dolan Audrey Ericson Helen Farnsworth Dolores Fischang Janice Fischer Mary Gaffney Nancy Gowan Ann Gratton Marlene Hall Helen Halloran Patricia Ives Ellie Johnson Harriet Kalbfleisch Janet Kirkpatrick Jean Landry Theo Lazarou Elaine Leicht Nancy Light Jane Linehan Mary Linehan Pat Loves Helen McBride Mary Ellen McCurry Dorothy Montgomery Jacqueline Morrison Helen Murphy Elaine Pepper Natalie Russell Mary Shreve Charlotte Silver Marguerite St. John Nancy Stebbins Lillian Stilwell Gertrude Sumner S-ally Sweeney Cynthia Taft Jacqueline Task Marilyn Torpy June VanTassel Janice Waggeman Audrey Wilson Roslyn Zweibelson Cheerleacferf Faculty Advisor, MR. KING Senior Varsity Abby Lou Stimson eanne Cusato Patricia Ives Keren Morey Mary Shreve Nancy Stebbins junior Varsity Gloria Canale Jane Kingsley Mary Linehan Patricia Prevost CHEER GANG Cheer gang - Cheer gang Cheer with all your might Fight boys - Fight boys FIGHT -- FIGHT - FIGHT We're going to win, We've got to win We have to win tonite S0 - Fight boys, Fight boys FIGHT -- FIGHT - FIGHT PEP CHEER Shoot 'em High Dribble Low Come on team LET,S Go!! 'Rememberzizg When 'J Reviewing a play that has not yet been Hnished is indeed a theatrical phenomenon. The living drama of three acts which will reach a climax soon at Glens Falls High School, however, is not an ordinary one. There have been no skilled actors, no script, not even rehearsals, but only competent directors to aid this production. There have been many outstanding achieve- ments in sports and intellectual fields and there have been moments of humor, pathos, and beauty. Behind the scenes, faculty and students united in a common effort to make this performance a successful one. The first scene in the first act opens in September, 1944, with Angelo Bacas, Gordon McCarthy, Richard Noonan, and Ned Cahill cast in the leading roles. Eyes turn to the football field where action-packed scenes are enacted by Ken Butterfield, Greg Faherty, Navio Gagliardi, Gordon McCarthy, Richard Noonan, Reinhardt Stolz, Paul Linehan, and Brockett Morey. Pepping up the action is Ruth Clements on the varsity cheering squad and Nancy Stebbins of the Jay Vee outfit. Financial and moral support is supplied by the student body, governed by John Sherman, Ned Cahill, and Jane Linehan, their student council odicers. As the setting changes to the hardwood courts, Navio Gagliardi and Joe Mercier represent the class as basket- eers. The climax arrives when school is dismissed at noon, May 7, to celebrate V-E Day. As the curtain rises for the second time, one sees the cast returning to school with relieved minds and hearts, V-J Day having been declared but a few days before. The complacent juniors select Angelo Bacas, Adrian Hulsebosch, Glen Caffry, and Jeanie Millar as star performers. To keep in touch with the boys in service, Helen Halloran spends her time editing Smoke Signals. The class ring committee chooses the appro- priate class jewels. Again the football team provides some thrilling scenes for the enthusiastic rooters. Keren Morey joins Nancy Stebbins and Ruth Clements on the varsity cheering group and Helen McBride and Joanne Huntington represent us as Jay Vee cheer- leaders. These girls are among the many who find it necessary to attend the crucial Whitehall-Granville game - school or no school! The school musical organizations are honored when the notable director, Percy Grainger, appears at the annual school concert. Taking student council roles are Richard Noonan, Joseph Mercier, Robert Robinson and Richard Gale. A tragic scene is inserted when the class receives news that a former classmate, S Zfc Harold Wood, has died in a barracks fire. In a happier theme, the Girls Athletic Club takes a trip to Lake Placid but Barbara Flemming Hnishes the trip with a broken leg. The feature event of the year takes the spotlight from there on. Yes, the class sponsors a Junior Prom long to be remem- bered. Nancy Stebbins reigns as Queen surrounded by an attractive court including Keren Morey, Holly Kalbfleisch, Helen McBride, Joyce Perkett, Carol Helm, and Barbara Flem- ming. Paul Cushman, Janet Hodgkins, Keren Morey, Ned Cahill and Joanne Huntington ably assisted by the rest of the class, work hard on the Rainbow decorations. Stanley Lackey's Work on the entrance amazes us all. Behind the scenes We see Gene McCaW having trouble with a state trooper. She is only driving Weeksie's car illegally! To top off the prom event, the photographer appears, painstakingly takes pictures of our pretty damsels, and afterwards discovers that his shutter was closed. Closing this act, Adrian Hulsebosch and Jane Linehan leave to represent the class at Boys' and Girls' State respectively after our new secretary, Doris Parker, filled out endless forms for them. The curtain triumphantly reopens on the students begin- ning their senior year determined to make their own and the C1ass's final record a favorable one. The digniied seniors, how- ever, lose their prestige when they are seen watching and sympathizing with some men who are maneuvering Petunia, an injured cow, back into a truck in the middle of Glen Street. Quickly regaining their sense of dignity, they present Adrian Hulsebosch, Richard Gale, Jeanie Millar, and Theo Lazarou for the leads of the year. Supporting parts went to Student Council presidents, Keren Morey and Paul Linehan, Girls' Hi-Y presi- dent, Carol Helm, Dramatics chief, Keren Morey, French Club leader, Bill Deguireg Northern Star editors, Jane Linehan and Elaine Leichtg and Girls' Athletic Club president, Jeanie Millar. Again the sportsmen take the limelight.- Richard Noonan's unfortunate leg injury and Paul Linehan's historical basket for St. Mary's highlight this scene. Jean Cusato is added to the cheering ranks. Broken windows at Halloween time and the school's furnaces being converted to oil are signs of normal times. To begin the year right, a new flag is raised. Another addi- tion to the curriculum is the radio programs over XVXVSC sponsored by the Northern Star. As Kilroy makes the rounds, Carolyn Bosworth finds time to burn her chemistry book. QBy mistake?J Senior Ball week throws the class into a feverish activity with Miss Adriance emerging with mistletoe kisses from the class wolf. News of Mr. Donnelly's leaving saddens 511 the students. We still can't figure out why all the glasses didn't break at that assembly given in his honor. How proud the class is when its talented dramatists present, Out of the Frying Pan, the Senior Play. Winter Carnival Week-end finds Joyce Perkett and Richard Roberts ascending their thrones. Track and baseball become popular again, and senior boys dominate the teams. The final records are yet to be turned in by captains Ned Cahill and Dick Noonan and their teammates. Drama Night, too, is made successful by our class members. Between each act, of course, we hear and see the famous Parham-Deguirc duo. In the spring we hear the exciting news that Audrey Sullivan's drawing has won a Hrst prize in the District Art Contest at Troy. When class day comes, Walter Schreiner and Benjamin Chernoff are announced as the valedictorian and salutatorian respectively and Jane Linehan and Glen Caffry serve as principals. Our year book, under the able direction of Glen Caffry, Marian Rifenberg, Helen Mc- Bride, Mina Roach, Dan Bush, and Carol Helm, takes its place on the shelves of school history as another worthwhile Red and Black. Still to be given is our senior pageant when the twins will take the spotlight. Q i The play is not over. The curtain will fall on graduation night when the critics judge the effectiveness of the way in which we have played our roles. When 181 of us receive our diplomas, we will have the concrete evidence that the Teachers Guild has once again directed a notable performance. X.-. 2 32 Lag .L cu ,, x- en -5' E555 ,U ' ng: 1- e 1'-'J X EELS, ,255 53,5 79 an 'DX g 45 ri- 2 sag: 'izffi 56 5 5 .- A 9 'J .-4 agfxlo i352 311 E L jj, 5? E, gl fav 5544, .Q ., Q' V! 75 X A2 2, gifs 9 O A XX-'ffyf jx CQ' S213 'ww V , ,622 Q '9 'Q3h if if w Q32 K A 5'51 i E S' 'Egg f 'ff 6 ' - of X Y E, GSQ E S4 7 N 5.1 Xw -0 NN 'Q N N X X21 lull D, - .2 5 'S 'll 3 ii . 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Tame, Linehan KQBQ-ST 'press ed ami AD LIB NAME ENTRANCE ON EXIT ON SPOTLIGHT ON Angelo B335 Blond in New JCYSCY Ki1ll0Y5 Losing money on stock market Mary Baker Chocolate cake and ice cream Slgwpokes Traveling William Ball Radio stars ffemalej i Late sleepers Day--di-e,imiiig Joan Barber The Irish Being on time South High Madeline Bar'-ldY Banana splits Big feet Cui-ly hair Geraldine Blanchard Daiiciiig Rainy days Chik Carolyn BOSWOFIIW Driving a car Homework Having fuii Catherine Bowen Bill Bold Bruce Boyd Royce Boynton Jeanne Brann John Brilling Ralph Brown Harold Burnham Dan Bush Glen Caffry Ned Cahill Alfred Canale Ulisse Canale Phyllis Cary Robert Cary Jeannine Cashion Rita Charlebois David Chase Ben Chernoff Shirley Collins Robert Cote Verna Crosby Jeanne Culligan Jean Cusato Paul Cuchman Tom Daly Betty David Bill Deguire Gus Del Signore Donna Dolan Rose Marie Dolan Theresa Duffy Mary Lou Dwyer Alice Eflland Pauline Farr Forrest Fisher Barbara Flemming Jo Fontaine Navio Gagliardi Mary Gaffney Dick Gale Dick Goodrow Ann Goodson Mickey Griffin jerry Halloran Willy Hammer Marilyn Harris Carol Helm George Hermance Illa Hoag William Hogan Janet Hodgkins Adrian Hulsebosch George Hungerford Maurice lmrie Graham Jamison Harriet Kalbfleisch Albany Grape juice and long walks Bach, Beethoven, and boogie Sundays and funnies Maine Sleeping late with privacy Popcorn Sniifs and Grandma Putt Elmer and night life Weekends Hur, Hur, Hur Sleeping late Sleeping late Classical music Football and dancing Music Dancing Blonds Red Skelton Light curly hair Blond girls Sports and convertibles Bing Crosby Macaroni Skiing Cheeseburgers and beautiful girls Sleeping late and dancing Them southern women Sleeping and sports Taking pictures and organ music Spaghetti and potato chips Dancing Cotiee and To Each His Owni' Sleeping late Tall people Movies Horses and dancing Stubby Slow pokes and rain New York City Hitching Post and athletics Blue eyes and brown hair Fireplaces and Debussy Old cars Thunder storms Sleeping late and Jo Stafford Dancing and sleeping Violet eyes Square dancing People and food Guy Lombardo New escapades and Fats Waller Everything Sunshine and hot dogs Eileen's Queens Frankie Carle and dancing Little sister Slowpokes and homework 8:30 bell Rainy, dull days No mail Loud people Crowds and English 11:20 bus fmissing itj My hair and asthma Smo-hokes Lights: spot, car, street Alarm clocks Deceiving personalities Stubborn men Girls Colds Conceited boys Bobby socks Rainy days Slowpokes Gum chewers Flat tires Slowpokes Conceited people Come home empty-handed fro Braggers and stuck-up women Noisy brother Sitting on chairs Gigglers and meat balls Saddle mates Snapping gum Stubborn and late people Unanswered questions Straight hair Straight hair Homework Conceited boys and girls Onions Cold food and popcorn Monday A. M.'s Blue Sky and Tuck Tucker Writing letters Conceited people and themes Flat tires Bluebloods Beer and girls in dungarees Showoffs Umbrellas Girls with slacks Suspense and silence Conceited girls Details and polka dots Conceited girls and boys Corny jokes and rain Stubborn women i'But it's late! The beacon and 11:40 P. M. m fishing Feigenbaum cleaners Photography and imitations Baying after opposite sex Fixing typewriters Writing letters Brunette with eyes to match Trout fishing Oh Bury Me Not and Elliess Game Warden The late watch Sleeping The women Brown hair and greenish eyes Don Eating Teaching Having fun New Jersey and Dorine Math. Bill Firemen Falling in and out of love Writing letters His dimple Good skier and fisherman ' Rich widow Curly hair Ivory-bumping Sports and E. B. A. Thinking and dreaming Wavy hair Listening to records, bow ties Talking Cooking Black coffee Baseball games Nursing Humor and day dreaming Sports Forgetfulness Hunting and fishing Sports and the women Reading Daydreaming Lake Placid Play ball, swim and skate Forgetting things A little job with big pay Driving car Airplanes Mountain climbing Scribbling and giggling Hunting and fishing Sports and traveling Eileen and N. J. Making things grow Laughing and daydreaming Bob Karpeles Good looking girls Peppers and onions Daydreaming Paul Kennedy Caroming the ivory spheres Guy Lombardo Hunting Sylvia Kudan Good music Finding stray hair Teaching AD LIB NAME ENTRANCE ON EXIT ON SPOTLIGHT ON loria Landry llarilyn Langell lenneth Lashway Theo Lazarou Barbara Lebowitz Elaine Leicht 'ane Linehan 'aul Linehan Bob Mark elen McBride ordon McCarthy .ugenia McCaw 'ohn McCurry 'oe Mercier eanie Millar ihirley Miller William Mondoux 'Iilda Monroe Brock Morey ieren Morey 'ohn Morphis atherine Murkey ick Noonan ilmer Norris 'aige O'Brien Ernie Parham ,hirley Parker Blaine Pepper oyce Perkett lddie Pickett .azarus Polimerou Lay Potter Bob Putnam ivelyn Rehm illiess Reichert flarian Rifenberg flina Roach William Roach Bob Robinson oan Ringrose lick Roberts Irene Russo Walter Schreiner iranny Seaver flarilyn Shappy ohn Sherman Iirginia Sleight Jancy Stebbins Bob Stevens ane Stewart Leinhard Stolz iudrey Sullivan Iynthia Taft iarbara Thomas ld Thomson lsther Titus Iarilyn Torpy Villiam Tremblay 'ed Turner Varren Vanderminden 'eter VanTrump Luth VanVranken Lichard Waldron im Weaver 'Iarriet Weeks larshall Wells 'Iazel Westfall 'eggy Winne Fireplaces and french fries Dancing and hikes Hot dogs and jive music Dancing and french fries Old cars and Harry James Gershwin and sleeping late English bull dogs and spare time just living Music, cars, and women Gardenias and black cars Rose and ice cream Skiing and green Brown Swan Happy-go-lucky people Things we did last summer Horseback riding Dancing Vacations and Lake George Drums, sports and cats A. B. Eating Vacations Sleeping, eating, and sports Dancing and loud clothes My favorite brunette New York and clothes Poultney, salad, and rain September Song' Dancing and Bless You Sleeping late and eating Swimming and sleeping late Sleep, sports, and cars Gas model planes Sports and dancing Flashy ties, boogie Woogie, and sniffs Shoes Dogs and raw carrots Blue eyes and blond hair -Vacations Sleeping late Hitching Post Sleeping late and vacations A certain brunette in St. Mary's Ray and the Hirching Post Vacations and drawing Vacations Mystery books Dancing and eating Al Jolson and baseball Vaughn Monroe's Orchestra Wife Picasso Food, money, and Jim Meeting people Classical music Horses Lombardo's Orchestra Camping and swimming Football and Hshing Radio and lemon pie New York City Fireplaces and hynda Popular music Red roses and cars Johnny Travel and new things Gershwin music Hart, pickles, and kittens Clocks and muddy roads Wise cracks and flat tires C'garette bums and moody girls Gloomy days Flat tires Dripping water and slow pokes Gum smackers and full schedule Time I-Iecklers and dripping water Ladders and driving too fast Nosey people Snowless winters 8:30 bell W The little room and the beacon Crooked seams Stubborn men Giddy women Being called red Shaving J. C. Quiet evenings Being hurried Cold weather People who say who curled your hair? Mushy steadies Insincerity and flightiness Shrimp and Monday morning Peroxide pests Turned up socks and spiders Girls who are conceited Squeeks and Stew School Neckties Monkeys and New York Cornflakes and transient love aff Gardenias Red hair and shoes Flat tires and stubborn girls English themes Bleached hair Red hair A Slow pokes Slow pokes and lights Trouble makers Dishes and stuck-up girls Stubborn women Rain and onions Broken promises Giggling girls Crossing bridges No mail Gilbert and Sullivan Crowds and housework Arguing Long finger nails Broken strings Conceited people Flat tires Big shots and big feet Stuffy people and raw clams Intolerance Homework Nosey people Jealous boys Slow pokes Noisey and nosey people Unruly hair Dogs and sloppy boys airs Daydreaming and dark eyes Music, acting, and humor Tinkering with cars, hunting, fishing Traveling Traveling Passing out rum and butter drops Foreign correspondent To be content Daydreaming, traveling and the women Dancing and anything for a good time Tall glasses and short women Skiing and McGill Teasing and new convertibles R. 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BINCH, Inc. 211-237 Warren Street GLENS FALLS, NEW YORK Hudson Transportation Co., Inc GLENS FALLS, NEW YORK Through Bus Service Between Glens Falls, Albany, Troy, and Schenectady 2-5113 - Phones - 2-S331 i 5 ...E-24.215--M-.-A i t , T T -1-e-'-- I I l-I pi l-l- . 'g V Xaf t :J ' . Ti CAPE AIRCRAFT, INC. GUY A. HAM, JR., President 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 Radio Station W W S C MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM Wall Boards . . . SHEETROCK . . . CELOTEX . . . TILE BOARD A' Q, . . . JOHNS MANVILLE '. : 3. , A, - . . . ASBESTOS - 1 ' ' . . . HARDBOARD PLYWOODP T 1 4 I YS 'J KX, lg! V , gl Aj CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1947 The Glens Falls Portland Cement Company JOHN WILEY'S WalkfUver Boot Shop Norfloerzz New York Headquarters for Fine Fitting Footwear CATERING TO THE SHOE NEEDS OF ALL AGES 19 Warren Street fRiaIto Blockj PHONE 2-3535 You'II Find Your Friends and Many Other Things You Like at DEPENDABLE COURTEOUS D IA M O N D TAXI DIAL 2 - 2 6 2 2 24 HOUR SERVICE C LARK LAPOINTE Compliments Of THE HITCHING POST Congratulations to the Class of 1947 MERKEL 86 GELMAN The Store of Cheerful Service The Tire Shop Incorporated FIRESTONE TIRES, TUBES, BATTERIES TYDOL GAS and VEEDOL ou. Compliments Of Nl. AMES CHEMICAL WORKS fINCORPORATEDD Cool lnsuring Agency, Inc. P. R. PECK - H. C. BROWN - W. C. MILLER GENERAL INSURANCE Phone 2-0947 15 Ridge Street Glens Falls, N Y WE RECOMMEND . . . Q11 That you check what is today's value of your dwelling. CZQ Compare this with the amount of insurance you now carry. UQ If No. 1 is materially higher than No. 2, get in touch with us immediately so we can advise you what to do. Carson-Duffy Agency, Inc. 44 Maple Street Phones 2-4516 and 2-1077 The Seventh Son in His Seventy-third Year Suggests Seven Things io Remember: C11 The Value of Time Q45 The Virtue of Patience C21 The Pleasure of Working C51 The Success of Perseverance QD The Dignity of Simplicity C62 The Improvement of Talent Q71 The Joy of Service Above Self C. V. PETERS C. v. PETERS Co. Boy Scout Distributors Since 1901 T1-IE BULLARD PRESS Forty Years 0fS6T1JiC3- PRINTING and ENGRAVING 1 Telephone 2-4424 WILLIAM E. VAN TASSEL, Proprietor 20 Maple Street Glens Falls, N. Y. Compliments Of WEST SIDE AUTCD PARTS 1076 JOBS FoR YOU! 1076 calls to the ABC Placement Bureau during 1946 from business and government offices. Graduates available for only a third of these important opportunities . . Demand continues high! . . DECIDE QUICKLY . . 1947 enrollment quotas are Hlling rapidly. Last year, many late applicants were disappointed. Ask today for Your Future, the new ABC bulletin of courses Albany Business College 130 WASHINGTON AVENUE ALBANY 6, NEW YORK Registered by the Stale of New York Approved for Veterans Mfr 7 hr' l 11:4 11121. f' r a .ipana ii! :S- Ha-J-.-e , 1 C : - WP. 1 5 gi gag ,gig limi- 'l Z1 V' 'li Fl i ,Hig- Established 1917 - Thousands of girls are needed in business and government ofhces NOW, The salaries are high and the opportunities for advancement are unlimited. The quickest Way to pre- pare for one of these good positions is to take a business course at . . . MILDRED ELLEY SECRETARIAL SCHOOL Fon GIRIJS 227-229 QUAIL STREET, ALBANY 3, N. Y. PHONE 5-4436 - REGISTER NOW Summer Session starts July 7 Fall Session starts September 2 ' LOOMIS AGENCY, Inc. INSURANCE Established 18 S 2 Dial 2 -441 8 18 Exchange Street Glens Falls, N Y Roy Dentorfs Friendly Service Station Mobil Gas - Mobil Oil - Mobilubrication - Tires and Batteries Telephone 2 -9 8 5 7 517 Glen Street Glens Falls, N Y V. W. WEEKS . . . . DISTRIBUTOR . . . . BUS BODIES, TRUCK BODIES, and EQUIPMENT DIAL 2-0075 A Glens Falls, N. Y RAY'S BEVERAGE CO. The Best in Quality and Flavor for Your Money Phone 2-2647 9 Dudley Street Glens Falls, N. Y ROBERT T. VAN DYKE INSURANCE AGENCY Life - Fire - Casualty - Accident and Sickness Insurance Masonic Building, 304 Glen Street Glens Falls, N. Y Braydon 86 Chapman The Home of Better Music STEINWAY PIANOS Records: Victor - Columbia - Decca - Bluebird EVERYTHING IN THE MUSIC LINE 144-146 Glen Street Glens Falls, N. Y. LEARN TO SAVE the safe way Buy Guamnteed Food at Sewing Prices at your nearest GRAND UNION A. B. C. Refrigeration Home Refrigeration and Commercial Refrigeration Units Repaired -- Prompt Service 18 8 Glen Street Dial 2-6 S 3 4 Koi-IN Baos., Inc. FAMOUS SHOES from FAMOUS MAKERS 179-181 Glen Street Glens Falls, N. Y Compliments of Bromley Auto Sales SCOTTY'S Corner Elm and Exchange Sts. PACKARD Goodyear Tires Sales and Service York Gil Burners 63 Warren Street Dial 2-3553 Fuel Lindy' s Flower Shop KNUT HEDLUND Compliments of COLOTTI 85 SON Shoe Repair Service and Shoe Shine Parlor 17 South Street Empire Theatre Bldg Compliments of D. Frank Sullivan Duplex Construction Go., WHOLESALE Inc. MEATS and GROCERIES GENERAI: 14 Cameron Avenue Glens Falls, N. Y. - Phone 2-1087 CQNTRACTING 501 Yates Street Glen Street Glens Falls, N. Y Albany, N. Y. - Phone 8-1 S67 F BEAUTY ' h HOME or In t e BARBER7S GARAGE Look to CUSHMANQ GENERAL REPAIRING AND TOWING Phone 2-2810 F 8 Maple Street Glens Falls, Y. Miller Hill Tel. 2-9703 C0mpli1ne1zts Compliments Of Of KONG Cl-IOW A FRIEND 22 W'arren Street Glens Falls, N. Y. I. Comp ,ments of C017Z17li17Z6lZfS BULLARD, REGAN of at sTAPPoRD, Inc. JOSEPH F. REGAN HAROLD C. STAFFORD Commodore Restaurant Nlontray Heights RESTAURANT - CABINS Texaco Products Lake George Road Tel. 2-9797 C011zpli11ze11ts of Detroit Supply Co. Iobbers and Distributors Automotive Equipment Replacement Parts 45 Ridge Street Glens Falls, N. Y The Hub Supply Co. Sporting Goods - Hardware Glens Falls, N. Y. The Hub Supply Is the Place to Buy Martin Outboard Motors 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 BARBER' S MARKET Quality Meats and Groceries Free Delivery Telephone 2-S815 4 Shippey Street C om pli ments Of Sears, Roebuck 86 Co. Compliments to the Class of 1947 C07llpIi17l611fS of FRASIER PAINT CO. from the Window Glass B L U E S K Y . Wfallpaper and Paint Glens Falls Dial 2-0255 39 Park Street Glens Falls, N. Y Felician Hairdressers Pffefewed in Every Circle Phone 2 -47 7 8 288 Glen Street Glens Falls, N. Y. Gun Sights, Rifle Telescopes and Mounts GUN SIGHT SPECIALIST Military Rifle Conversions a Specialty Telephone for Appointment - Glens Falls 2-6000 Herman Sebert RIFLESMITH 40 Harrison Ave. Glens Falls, N. Y BILLFOLDS - DESK SETS Books, Latest Fiction and Reprints RENTAL LIBRARY Compliments of RUSSELL 86 WAIT 174-176 Glen Street Glens Falls, N. Y. Coiiiplimeiits of Buddy L Wood Products Corporation America's Finest Playthings Glens Falls, N. Y. D Bohrer and Donohue B A K E R Y W'bere the Quality Is Different Rolls for All Occasions Plenty of Parking Space RIDGE BOOKSHOP Specializing in BOOKS - GIFTS - CARDS Dial 2-3242 PHONE 2-0038 29 Walnut Street Glens Falls, N, Y. 9 Ridge Street Glens Falls, N' Y' Queensbury Barber Shop Cadillac Oldsmobile ojfers to its patrons and their families coiwenierzt and expert attention Appointments by Telephone - 2-5 525 JOHN MILLS, Proprietor Queenshury Motors Inc. Phone 2-1103 28-32 Maple Street Glens Falls, N. Y. Compliiiieiits I-IALLS ICE CREAM Borden's Ice Cream Products Sheehan Silk Shop, Inc. Specialists in Silks,'Wool, Dress Goods and Wash Goods 26 Ridge Street Glens Falls, N. Y. Remember School Days with Good Snapshots ShangraW's Pharmacy Developing - Printing - Enlargements Glen Street at Grant Avenue C071Zl7ll77Zf?I1fS Of Binley Florist, lnc. Corsages for Every Occasion TO KEEP WELL GROOMED Visit JOE EDWARDS, Rockwell BarherfShop 162 Glen Street Glens Falls, N. Y. ELEMENTARY, M'DEA12 ' T2ri . gn-..-W, .. . ' - -- 2'-if-:'.' -, - . ifL--1-I-1 ' 1 li f 1 I 7 Eg l lvl Clothes V will give you X ga l that look of f 'lr Knowledge I -.. .... .. 'K 4. 4 1 4 i g f -3, p 'U' 4: I ll N .. W Glens Falls Fur Shop Repairing and Remodeling Cold Storage TELEPHONE 2-3424 278 Glen Street Glens Falls, N. Y. Compliments Of Dr. Joseph Yaffee, D.M.D. Dr. George I. Fielding, D.D.S. SAVE ON SAMPLES AND CANCELLATIONS Davids Shoes Bay Street Pharmacy JOHN L. XVILSON, Ph. G. PHONE 2-1904 101 Bay Street Glens Falls, N. Y. Queen Shop KNOWN FOR SPORTSWEAR XVE JOIN IN WISHING THE CLASS OF '47 EVERY SUCCESS The RoWley,s Home of Sealtest Frozen Foods and Ice Cream Corner Glen and South Sts. Glens Falls, N. 19 Union Street Glens Falls, N, Y, a S Comjzlimenls of SPORTING GOODS COMPANY DIAL 2-1054 The Goodson Dress Shop Glen Street fcorner Parkj Glens Falls, N. Y. M. Lapham's Sons SPORTING GOODS AND PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES 282 Glen Street Glens Falls, N. Y. Stafford's Store 5 MEATS and GROCERIES 9 Davis Street Glens Falls, N- Y- THE FOOD MARKET J. S. Kantrowitz 86 Sons Groceries, Provisions, Fruits, Vegetables Delicatessen - Gasoline and Oils Goods Dz'1iL'f'rmf in All Purfs of flae Cily Telephone 2-12S7 130-132 Broad Street Niagara Electrical Equipment Co. RADIOS - RECORDS - PIANOS S1 Ridge Street Glens Falls, N. Y. srsij-,014 C07nI7Ii'H1l'l1fX of Economy Store Compliments of A Friend Cutshall's Cleaners C0'Il117IilI16'I1fS of Northern Cleaners and Furriers Robert R. Jones Estate ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Wiring and Fixtures Phone 2-4171 Empire Billiard Room BILLIARDS AND SUPPLIES 25 Mason Street Glens Falls, N. Y' 11 South Street Glens Falls, N. Y. L 9 Lawrence M. Bentley 31' 1' Y 5 INSURANCE FOR MEN WHO CARE IVHAT THEY IVEAR 33 Ridge Street Glens Falls, N' Y' 262 Glen Street Glens Falls, N. Y. Foley 85 Wade Madden Drug Store THE PRESCRIPTION STORE GROCERIES and PROVISIONS Crandall Block 127 Ridge Street Glens Falls, N. Y. 264 Glen Street Glens Falls, N- Y. STORE YOUR FURS WITH A FURRIER EVELYN WADE CAROLYN LEMMON Your furs will look better and last longer Bassock's Furriers TELEPHONE 2-1755 37 Ridge Street Glens Falls, N. Y. Lyn Beauty Salon 21 Bay Street Glens Falls, New York Phone 2-4894 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. M. 86 M. Cleaners 2 Lincoln Avenue Glens Falls, N. Y. Compliment: of Boston Beauty Shoppe Royal Shoe Shine Parlor HAT CLEANING SHOES DYED ALL COLORS S Ridge Street Glens Falls, N. Y. Capone's Shoe Rebuilders SHOES CLEANED AND DYED 16 Exchange Street Glens Falls, N. Y. MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT Smith's Men,s Shop ROGERS BUILDING Bay and Maple Streets Glens Falls, N. Y. Distributor for YALE PADLOCKS, NIGHT LOCKS DOOR CLOSERS Call Hardware Corporation The Sugar Bowl DELICIOUS HOME-MADE ICE CREAM and HOME-MADE CANDY Mike Pissare, Proprietor 157 Glen Street Glens Falls, N. Y. Complimcnis of Endicott-Johnson Shoe Store DIAL 2-6023 216 Glen Street Glens Falls, N. Y. Complimenls of Bronne Shirt Outlet Norman's Service Station GULF PRODUCTS REGISTERED LUBRICATION Broad and Hudson Avenue Dial 2-S777 Aronson's Drug Store ' Barney Aronson, Proprietor Nationally Advertised Drugs at Minimum Prices PHONE 2-103 S Com.1zli1ne11fs of Daisy Dairy DIAL 2-2585 32 Dix Avenue Glens F alls, N. Y. C01I1l7If1nfl1fS of Slater's Gift Shop 33 W'arren Street Glens.F alls, N. Y. Compliments of Super Market 92 Broad Street Glens Falls, N' Y' 178 Glen Street Glens Falls, N. Y. FINCI-I, PRUYN 86 COMPANY ' COAL, LUMBER, BUILDING MATERIAL Fuel Oil, Refrigeration, Stokers, Coke, Oil Burners, Paint, Kerosene DIAL 2-2161 27-29-31-33 Glen Street A VOCATION WITH OPPORTUNITY.. . FOR MEN AND WOMEN The Canale School of Beauty Culture IS LICENSED BY THE STATE OF NEW YORK AND AUTHORIZED TO TEACH THE INTERNATIONALLY FAMOUS MARINELLO SYSTEM Find out about this challenging and exciting UPROFESSION WITHOUT DEPRESSIONU by visiting or sending to our School for our Free 24-page booklet Beauty - A Career. 6-8 Elm Street - Dial 2-7169 Glens Falls, New York Fundamental to your Listening Pleasure ,1. ,1- ' N. - -1 roadcastlllg fae ' ,..? j '4 4 ' ..4. - le. ' Agn .4 4.... ompany l ,q 1, ' fy a u uea -your favorite programs P NEARER and CLEARER over A ' W G L N 7230 on your Jia! F or Men, Women and Children of Good Taste The Stores Best Wishes to the Class of 1947