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

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' ' QS ' TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION FACULTY AND CURRICULUM ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS SPECIAL EVENTS UNDE RC LA SSME N SENIORS SENIOR DIRECTORY INDEX ADVERTISING PA TRONS CLOSING 1 f ' ' a P , Q95 -if .m f ' 1 L . , A :W geek, FH 'y mi Q mga., , W 22, Isp ,cgi 1 gagmgp2I25mK5QggzQ1:Qg'QH5wa .R Qi fi i -K Q' if if Q ,, f X ' '4 , '5H ' x1 an if 5:-112. 1 i '1-'F-T-Qgff 7fi',i1F-21,2 -.C Eff. . L, , 51,345 no N k , . - 1L,,.,..,.,,,e.,, ., . uf.-1 Life . 'fix-.sfifv V ' ' an , 5 wg ,2:f.-a,wQsb2 ffm- . A , , ' 1 -1 f- f- , S i 9 1 X252 3234 1 Martha Dearstyneif if Kathleen Sondrini Lynne Thomas M LITERARY Elaine Askew, Stefli Bobbin, Easson Ziobrowski Bernard Buckley Susan V1tteng1, 01' iryl-a . W P 'f -:L 3571? '1 . 995 W. +-,Wl!W' mga - .-vw N 9 15 5 ? , ..., K ,,.. W, 1 ' H , ,Q xr X 'B' ,Ugg IDE, V xi! 10 ,pw ,, I K9-ren David Terry , Martha Thompson ' Urbonowicz I 5 X45 ...es View fm. gf ww, f 'X- L- ? f , X K, X ,Www '5 ,211 sgflga- 'f' f -wwf: :fb Q wg f:,g5,fQ - xnwx-Nffvw. A ,hm fuf,gff1,f 'v f Aww 1-2 M 5:2 , 'Q i vi fx. ? w Xa ww ' . fx: Q gi I E' 9 UI , Z fx 9 W, f vw f I I f ...f 'iv 'Q i i X . . I 3 . 4 I if 'of J U Studying together . . . Playing together s 3 ' .. . M ju learning together if growing together just being together. X Q. EA ,, 7 l i , i ' 1 s fl In the halls I M I ll? .Q-I 'gal QM' E in the classrooms .. . at the game s , fr 35. M2 5444 'ff fl! ,azikiszdffmlfgd ca M Jim M5 Nwfafmfb of m.ff.T', Mdlzwiwwai Zffl dfd77lf7l5'ffc7D0lI ami Qzdcalfy 150.41629 0? SDZIKV4 E70 The Glens Falls School District Board of Education 'I SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Homkey, Mrs. Joan Hughes, Mrs. Robin Early QClerl-:jg W. Norman Charles fPresidenty5 Mrs. Shirley Berger, and Peter Seipel. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: john W. Bishop, A. William Cohn, james Morrissey and R. Edwin Rivers. Dr. Andrew C. Biondoli1lo--Superintendent of Schools .. ef- Dr. Robert M. Baker--Assistant Superintendent of Schools ...A ' ,A,LL,,,X WASHJNQCON, ZTJNHOUV, ICSNNSDZI 15824298165 0? 01116 210148 . . . iw-nw 4-Q 1, ' 'NE' ni x W W Assistant Principal, STANLEY E. RUMMEL . 'ff' 7531, .- ' -Fyivyi ' , '11-visiaxyz mfs? G ' ' 1 52 Robert H . Herrick 4. ,. lk -,J di.. Gordon F. LaCroix - n . Z'fllZ8f5 WISE M8 GUIDANCE Through the years, many people pass through Glens Falls High. Almost all of these people are students, and each one has a future. lt's hard to set oals, and even hard- S er to pursue them. In order to follow the right path, gui- dance is necessary. The Guidance Department at Glens Falls High is filled with college catalogues, information on careers, and three counselors who are there to help stu- dents With the planning and decisions of their future. This year, Mr. Minges worked with A-G in the senior class, A-H in the junior class, and A-H in the sophomore classg Mr. Herrick had G-M in the senior, H-M in the junior, and H-N in the sophomoreg and last, but not least, Mr. Lacroix guided seniors M-Z, juniors M-Z, and sophomores N-Z. Guidance Department--Seated left to right: R. Herrick, K. Minges, a Lagroix ,Jff A , X, x , .. ,k I, t K, fx' ,,, ,. ', ,,, x 4,1 ,. - -f 2 'bf ' '. ' 4' . ' , Nu . ,, X Aw, i 1' ' t I, J X I l s x A 1 l . LJ A lg V . +A X What do you mean you re dropping out. A ,I , Xi, ff Kendall L. Minges 'f aff? PZIZTHAGOKAS 8ll6,C.7Z?, AND Akgfffndfpfg KSBOKN . . Leslie Larson Earle Wilson john Merrill The Math department, headed once again by Mr. Larson, main- tained its standard of excellence, going above and beyond the call of duty by manning the math lab with Q helpful teachers from early in the morning till well after the close of school. A Wide variety of cour ses were offered, ranging from pre-algebra to calculus, with electives such as probability and statistics and computer program- ming. This year's only newcomer, Stephen Didas - Edwin HUSSH Mr. Hussa, added a touch of g g youth to the wise and experienced Math Staff. In their younger days as Shown, genius was still evident. STANDING: FROM LEFT: Merrill, E. Wil- son, R. Hussa, S. Leinoff, S. Didas. SEA- TED3 L. Larson. 13 ALTEJCANDSK CHS 516624 C 813.754 l6'5Z'J-f Z v- - 'l WDOIYWQ P001 fglxlilgls WASHINGTON . . . As the years roll by, more things will happen. Big things. And as more years pass, the things that are taking place around us will be Written in books. The books will be pub- lished, and the events of today will be studied in the history of Glens Falls High. At right, the History Department: STANDING, J. Hamilton, B. Scolnilc, A. Rozell, I. Young. SEATED, T. Lacombe, T. Rosecrans, B. Dodds, W. Parks Irene uses her lunch time to further the educa tion of her friends. I Betty Dodds Thomas Lacombe u 70135924 wg X J an B. Hamilton ,X in f . 05' 6.7lf,7,C.7Zy4 ZION Anthony L. Rozell Barry S 1n1k 11Jiam A. P Thomas Rosecr Xi... The Boss 2245381116 ANZ? 9810141 ALTIV5 AGAIN . 1 i 2' QQ Q 1 f X Francis A. Trerise Alan D. Cederstrom Irwin M. Rehm Smart E' Leimff SEISNIZE D5Z9,4l6 ZTMHJVZ' JN Ziff 6002? ow zu vs. Howard Grout Louise Reed jim Leonard, Dan George and Rachel Buchman perform a volcanic experiment. p . ,fl , - E ' , , N. .lf Ili' ' If 7 ,, t, 1 V ,. 5 ' if ' L. , L i X 1 . . ,f ,1 C My The top floor of Glens Falls High is the meeting place for our mad scien- tists. Sciences are elec- tives at the high school, and there is a variety of courses to choose from in the science department. The selection ranges from biology to photography, with chemistry and physics in between. Science is not always kept within the school limits either. Stu- dents have gone on bat hunts to Cooper's Cave, as Well as on moss and leaf expeditions. And then, there are always the cute little creatures in Mr. Rehm's room. . . H. Grout, L. Reed, F. Trerise, I. Rehm, G. Mulvaney, S. Leinoff and A. Ceder strom. . SJ-!,4lC8SZ98.f4l68, J-! Ml GWAIL ZTWJL7 English in the junior and sophomore years is dedicated to the mastering of the key elements of our language, such as gram- mar, vocabulary, and reading comprehension. In the senior year, the stu- dent is able to branch out and develop his individual interests by taking such electives as Twentieth Century Novel, Romance and Reality of Words, or Journalism. Students are aided along the way by the English faculty, headed by that master of diction, Mr. Cubbins. English Department--Seated, M. Freeman, N. Wilson R. Cubbins, P. Buckley--Standing A. Ferrie J. Berger, L. Panfil, J. Potvin :Q it . f as English goes better with a fudgicle! Robert F. Cubbins Mark W. Freeman 616624 270165 05' ZUIZAMJWS . g e jonathan Berger Joseph W. Potvin cw X, .c Lawrence E . Panfil Patricia N. Buckley Allan J. Ferrie Grammar is fun! l6'0jV,Y0lll6 J-I0 .4 . . GZIZTEN C2455 Sanford C. Kemp N. Wilson, H. Founxaine, S. Kemp and G. Certain The language department is Very special in our school. Mr. Kemp teaches French 1-5, with the help of Mrs. Wilson. Spanish, which has become very popular in re- cent years, is taught by Mrs. Fountaine. Mrs. Certaine adds to the language depart- ment by teaching German l-5. Helen Fountaine Nancy Wilson Mr. Kemp tells his students about the Wonders of France Greta Certain We we U I C . D55.7l?5, 9016 C7 ZTZID5, 501116455 . . ZTH5 5L'5,M5JVZ'5 05' 50545141 G . 754351, N Phy. Ed Department -- L.To R.: P. BRICOCCOLI, P. LAMAY, D. HARRIS, P. DAVIDSON, J.MARcANToN1o 5 ' PAUL A. BRICOCCOLI PETER K. DAVIDSON JULIE MARCANTONIO DALE M . HARRIS BERNARD IAMAY W . , .K, X. X Y 4 . X r .X 1 ' R X K -4 X K ' This year's Phys ical Education pro- gram was an ener- getic one. Students had a choice of: foot- ball, field hockey, soccer, archery, vol- leyball, bowling, ten- nis, baseball and gymnastics. But if you' re bored with these, there's floor soccer, basketball, swimming, weight lifting, and track and field. 470 Z' M4 6.7 I A 0? 135 60 C5 CIVJCM 5114 616 AND 476 ZIS AKC Iv Iv Music Department--M. CAVANAGH AND Si GERICKE J' , , A 455' STANLEY GERICKE MARION A. CAVANAGH FRANK MURONE ' N? . ,J xl Talent of the school's students hasfwii. EQ' X X l . lf' ' A l 1' :N 1, X' shone out through two special courses 4 Zvi' X, HX M concerts and the displaying of art wonjk 'I LW' My I participating students have earned the satisfaction of good work, responsibility 1 and stage experience. This year the Music Department presented a Gala Xmas Homecoming, including now pre- sent alumni and past alumni of the mu- sical organizations., Together, all pre- sented a warm, inspiring concert show- ing the young and old have no generation gap between them. Students of art co- ordinate their talents with the yearbook staff, by designing the cover, end sheets and division pages. OCZ? AND NSW 6111? 5111685 music and art. By the presentation ofki g ,j ,Dj-H ,X 5- If Q ,I .XIf..... n-an nvnvvrn us -n 1 f 1-1 11 BENISON DONALD Po1.UNc1 Z'-5 i , , -n -n v-mana -- -v-namzlruav-A w1wx:f. x n a.-mmummnmml 555817, SCOJV5 .ND WOOD-85845480755 09 MJNKJND Pat Curley is one of the many students who spends his time learning the ups and downs of cars. h Donald W. Miller Eric O. Egan Mr. Egan, in one of his more serious moments. In Industrial Arts students are involved with the concepts of in- dustry such as: research, design, experimentation, fabrication, and development. Students may be in- volved in more than one area at a time like making a table with me- tal legs and a wood top. This combines several concepts of in- dustry. Industrial Arts is an ex- cellent vocational course for stu- dents who like to work in creati- vity or mechanicism. Mr. Miller, Mr. Egan, Mr. Robinson Walter T. Robinson EW? zyzwva .swore zfwvn, No ww aff -7 , 1, ' ,rl fb W J K' Qfifgf xl, . e , 9 , X, L H ' .f . v- , 1 v ' Mi i - W wi ,M f ' .db W. ALE, 01 Q V . J, l, L Av J, id, All ,W Mvf W ,fi 'X .LL IVWAN Jflxf Samara 05' 541688165 270 0 L'0gWri, V 1 MARLENE L. CANALE JAMES I. CAFARO GUY R. DAVIS ROBERT H. REID iv .J T T - NJC' If , - uy'Y1 W .4 VVLCJL 'L 'H-.sg JW . . X LW 24 Barb Rozell sorts computer cards for our computerized report cards. Business There are a variety of electives to be chosen from the Business Department. Some of the many courses are account- ing, office practice, shorthand, and business law. There is also the experience gained by Working in the Trading Post. Mr. Cafaro is the head of the department, made up of Mrs. Canale, Mr. Davis, and Mr. Reid. Debbie Blake uses a calculator for her business math. ABOVE FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Davis, Mrs. Canale, Mr. Cafaro, and Mr. Reid. 0574616 9646658 098011664270 - WORK I Mr. Young in classroom teaching the basics to students before they go to work. Mrs. Grout presides at a tea in the Home Economics lounge. J ,. t A 'T y M w 1- .LQ .rf . - Caroline enjoys an afternoon in the library. James Young Marjorie Grout with Howard Z sl 2l? 4 I hl' .. xy, If + L I ki, s? ' I 6 bfs br 6 6 2752, I A zhv 'V 6 H or I6 ff Eleanor Cushman K Librarian 6r1fZ76l6.76,7V66, H 0 6 6 6 0 0 6 S 8P86Zf4L' 56,4 9? A7275 S651-KOO Guidance Secretary Material Center Aide Main Sharon Office Secretary Betty Bromley , Mate - rials Center Supervisor Robert Knipe , Custo- dian Kenneth Fisher, Head Custodian Retired, Fall 1976 Glens Falls High wishes Ken the best. ,A Eff John O'Brien , Head Custodian to princl pal, Aide- School an perintendent Grounds wi' Ann Aide u... 53? ' l fy, Eva, Lynn and Peggy, office assistants Floyd Brown Cafeteria Staff From Left To Right: Linda Benway, Sharon Kelleher, lr bara Maher, Judy Smith Connie Bennett, and Madeline Ladabouch. SAS, fy 15, ' In -,Ab ' fi Lf? rw- - J di w P GOOD-13118 P11327 AND JVN8 Bernard La May Anne La May The Glens Falls Indians have always and always will have a winning tradition in sports. Just take a stroll by the school's trophy case, and you can see that the Indians have always been in the thick of glory whether in tennis, swimming, wrestling or foot- ball. Through these years there have been many out- standing figures. One of them is Putt. Putt graduated from Ithaca college and received his Master of Science degree from the State University at Albany. Then began his teaching career in 1943. In l952 Putt began his service as teacher, coach, di- rector of physical education, and friend at Glens Falls High. But Putt's heart and soul wasn't only in his career. In 1941 Anne Hogle and Bernard fPuttJ Lamay were married. Putt has devoted so much time and energy into Glens Falls High. We are forever grateful for his efforts. Form- ing Grandstanders, sponsor of Varsity G, member of Rotary, serving 2 years as Vice Presi- dent of the New York Athletics Association, Inc. in 1976, and President of the Northway Zone of Physical Education Teachers, these are just titles and posi- tions. There is no title or pos- session that can show the thanks everyone in this school has for our Putt. Anne will also be missed very much, as she diligently performed her duties as library aide, and the tedious work in- volved with manipulating AV equipment. She was also a val- uable assistant to Putt in his Y duties at sports ftmctions. You could not ask for a more avid fan than Anne! df? JN VOL' VEJWSJV Z' AND KONHSKNS 0? SZ'llD8JV CS Student Council Officers, FROM LEFT: Elaine Askew, Treasurerg jeff Hecht, Presi- dentg Mary Briggs, Secretaryg Michael Davisg Treasurer. This year's stu- dent council, headed by jeff Hecht, helped our school by sponsoring dances and by loaning money to worthy clubs, such as A. F. S. and Keyclub. They had ac- tive com- mittee s, such as the intercouncil, which visited other schools to compare student life. .7 VOZVSMWSNZ 09 SZYZIDSNZZS' AND Z'J-M716 60JV6'8l6N5i llw ff After a touchdown the fans go wild. ' 4 f,1' There's always time for a good laugh. Z?Mfw'M7 mf ,,, , fl Laurie's checking her answers with B1-ent's. m'V' Bill raises his hand to answer. snnulnlnqn I luwuhu li ltithll SEMQGH SMJQQ CM ! Amy and Ann create. 8.M..........,,,,,, Q J-L7-If 5676 V85 SZYZIDSJV CS' KOJWJW ll JCI! FRONT ROW, L TO R.-Kitty O' Keefe, Lori Humphrey, Lisa Castellucci, Sue Painter, Col- leen Mahoney, joey Fallon, Di- ane Hammer, Martha Thompson. SECOND ROW-JoAnne Tucker, Judy Villa, Rhonda Hettinger- Treasurer, Shawn Mahoney-Vice President, Wendy Elwell, Steffi Bobbin, Betsy George, Sally Mc- Guirk, Meredith Hess, Amy Dem- boski, Lynn Dever. THIRD ROW- Ann Vitte l Barb Rozell Donna DS McCarthy, C,aro1 Dansky, ,Maryann Ryer, Sue Reynolds, Carol Rock- well, Martha Dearstyne, and Mrs. Reed. The Hi Y club is one of the most respectable clubs in the high school. Girls are admitted by ap- plication only. The Hi-Y girls work hard all year raising money. You see them selling Coca Cola and candy at basketball games, checking coats at operetta events and this year giving the Spinster Dance. The money raised by these efforts is used for scholarships for the active Hi-Y seniors. A Z'ffL'8Z176 OKGJNJZA E'.70jVS ul . ,., .V -,.....4- , 'Bk W Varsity G A Joe Treceno bmnps the ball during a co-ed intramural vol- leyball game- functlon of the Girls' Athletic Association G.A.A. Varsity G's mem- bers Were busy during the winter spor1s sea- son by ushering at basketball games. The boys must have previously earned a varsity letter in order to become a club member. FIRST ROW members include: Terry Miller, Secre- taryg Pat Riley, vice- presidentg Putt La- May, advisorg Mike Fish, presidentg Don Vittengl, treasurer. SECOND ROW mem- bers are Keith Got- tlieb, jon Lever, Noel Scidmore, Bill Collins, T. I. Shev- lin, jeff Cassidy, Bill Flynn, Tim Riley, Dave LaPointe. Selling candy and spon- soring co-ed intramural vol- leyball games were two acti- vities of this year's Girls' Athletic Association, or G.A. A. The main purpose of G. A. A. is to help support girls' sport teams. Advisors are Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Marcantonio. Of- ficers include QFIRST ROW, THIRD FROM THE LEFTQ: Karen Currier, point keeperg Martha Dearstyne, vice- presidentg Regina Gallucci presidentg Sue Painter, treas- urer: Ann Vittengl, Secretary 31 The Key Club's officers include the following: CSEATEDJ Betsy George, sec- retary, Shawn Ma- honey, treasurerg Gwenn Geruso, vice- presidentg Steve Clarke, president. QSTANDINGD Karen Shangraw, Senior class chairmang Peter Cardone, Lieutenant Gover- norg and Mr. Stanley Rummel, advisor. KEY CLUB was formed to help the school and its com- munity. This past year the key club has been very act- ive. During the fall, the members clean- ed up Crandall Park and the area's cross country ski trails. A very successful dance marathon was held to support the Muscular Distrophy program, as the Key Club raised over 353000. Christ- mas carols were sung to cheer up the elderly at a local nursing home. 32 IKKOADHASZING - 1681! 651115 A Key Club Key Club THE BROADCASTERS serve the school in reading each morning's announcements. Informing us of club meetings, football games, and victorious teams are: QFRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHTJ Rene Surprenant, Laurel McKenzie, Stelene Rozakis. CMID- DLE ROW, LEFT TO RlGHTy Kitty O'Keefe, Allen Gratten, Karen Shangraw. fBACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHTJ Scott Wakefield, Sally Mc Guirk, Steffi Bobbin. Broadcasters g ,,,,, ' pg, XY Nz , Q 530 45? . ' Q 2,5 5 Self' Q?,GE'5 G?':mXgmS1EAKlV XT 1, f ' 'E kgmxiis PM , , ' - Exe? 5' X :M .sk- im J .sz , ' 3 . if b it A AT su P' v Q -- f mm, Adj www. M isogfws V mm V,,, L'1.EN5gQ,QW f WWIEHH Huw - 5 ,,,. , 5 .1 T' f W 911211165 27824616163 09 AMEKJKA The Future Teachers of America CF. T. A. J is an or- ganization of students who Work outside of the high school. Students who are in- terested in teaching on the elementary, Jr. high, and high school level, are able to study and work with tea- chers on the grade-level of their choice. Howard Gro- ut, club adviser, sets up the student with a teacher in the area schools. Togeth- er teacher and student work. Either the student is an aide or teaches the class a speci- fied lesson in math or lang- uage. Because of this, the student experiences the teach- ing ability and sees if he is communicating with children both instructionally and per- sonally. This helps in malcing the decision of choosing a teaching career. ABOVE LEFT: Student gets on top of the situation. ABOVE RIGHT: Two girls work to- gether on the given assignment by their student teacher. ABOVE SIDE RIGHT: Steffi Bobbin, student teacher through F.T .A . , helps her students in their daily lesson. BOTTOM SIDE RIGHT: F .T .A . Club. FRONT ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Beth Goodemote, Stefi Bobbin, Holly McGuirk, Ruth Aronson. 2ND ROW: Kim Bannin, Norma Whalen, Sally McGu.irk, Barbara Smith QHome-ec student teacherj, Howard Grout fclub advisory, Kathy Sondrini. f ff .. . . fn, rf av' ff' WVVW ,,.-j,f, y ' ' V- f' ' rf , ,..J 1 si75'Wmw we ,Mr . ,., .J C' V a C164 ZWV5 POS Z7 L TO R: Linda Maurer, Robert Reid, adviser, Donna Hoag, Barbara Guay. The Trading Post serves the school with school supplies, regents review books, and life- savers, making it easy to obtain what you need for classes and refreshment. P529 6L'lll6' L TO R: BOTTOM ROW: Mary joseph, Trudy Almo- srino, Niki Fidopiastis, Kathy LaRoe, Terry Ostr- ander, club treasurer and secretary, Rhonda Hetting- er, club president, Julie Marcantonio, club adviser, Donna Hoag, Lynne Rivers, Joanne George, Dee Clark. L TO R: ZND ROW: Denise Joseph, Lisa Barrett, Sher- ri Bolster, Sally Burch, Judy Tucker, Barbara Guay, Donna McCarthy, Judy Villa, Lisa Prairie, Mary- anne Herlihy, L TO R: 3RD ROW: Anne Marie Monda, Barb Burch, Marie Wright, Helen Jochim, jean Nadeau, Steffi Bobbin, Sue Rey- nolds, L TO R: 4TH ROW: Tracy Potter, Meg Glass- ton, Holly Beeman, Sarah Thompson. Libby Shenk, Mary Hayward., Mary Don- nelly, Ann Hamilton, ,Ruth Aronson. L TO R: TOP ROW: Stephanie Brennan, Kathy Murphy, Carol Rockwell, Jean Morris, Barb Rozell, Lynne Tho- mas, Kaihy Sondrini, Jane Missita, linda Leroux, Sue Trudel, Mary Beaupre, Cheryl Iac ox. Pep Club is the spirit boost- er of our school. These girls stimulate support and high spirits by cheering at games, selling Indian buttons and pennants, and by making signs that sup- port our teams. 5l655NJ-KUZIS8 L TO R: Bob Carol, Anita Bedore, Kevin Loucks, jim Devlin, Clarence Carlton, David Eggleston. This club is for students who in the future may study botany or for those to gain experience in greenhouse management. The members carry on experiments, test soil samples and fertilizers, and grow known and new species of plant life. 016611695 E764 'Q-iw' FIRST ROW-Mark Gorman, Bob Lesperance, Dave FIRST ROW-Sally McGuirk, Kitty O'Keefe, Tina Morgan, Shiek, SECOND ROW-Dick Robichaud, jim Austin, Gwem Geruso. SECOND Row-Ed Ham, Jim Noone, Holly Jlm Shaw- McGuirk, Lin Czajkowski, Patty Church. FIRST ROW-Mr. Gericke, Tina Morgan, Sally McGuirk, Kitty O'Keefe, Gwenn C-eruso, Ed Hart, Ellen Nadeau, Becky Ad- dison, Denise Young, Beth Weinstein. SECOND ROW-jim Noone, Teri Podnorszki, Holly McGuirk, Patty Church, Bonney Freeman, Michelle Sweet, Sue Painter, Steve Ford, Bart Geruso. THIRD ROW-Lin Czajkowski, Joe Brilling, Brent Feigen- baum, Betsy George, Nancy Delong, Mark Gorman, Dave Shiek, Doug Hettinger. FOURTH ROW-Betsy Easson, Mike Jones, Shawn Kelly, and jim Wilcox. 6'0iV65l6 Z' HAND FIRST ROW-Lin Czajkowski, Betsy George, Becky Berger, Bonney Freeman, Sue Painter, Steve Ford, Gwenn Geruso, Debbie Champion, Becky Addison, Pat Bolster, Denise Young, Beth Weinstein. SECOND ROW-Ellen Nadeau, Beth Close, Lisa Ran- dolph, Michelle Middleton, Kathy Tissinger, Sherilyn Mayott, Phil Stockman, Carlton Elmer, Bart Geruso, joe Brilling, James Shaw, Mark Gorman. THIRD ROW-Mr. Gericke, Donna O'Keefe, Teri Podnorszlci, Brent Feigenbaum, Jim Noone, Ed Hart, Doug Hettinger, Jim Austin, Ken Schwartz, Dave Shiek, Nancy DeLong, Bob Lesperence. FOURTH ROW - Jim Wilcox, Betsy Easson, Shawn Kelly, Mike jones. The Marching Band played for 5 home games, two Pep Rallies, and two parades this year. Saturday morning practices were often cold and windy, but the effort paid off with a Very fine ensemble by mid MAKEHJ 6 HAND October. A band of 45 players contributed to the color and pagentry of the Christmas and Memorial Day parades. Meanwhile, the Concert Band travelled to several area schools and performed in numerous con- certs for the public. AT LEFT-Shawn Kelly, jim Wilcox, Betsy Easson, and Mike jones. This year's Stage Band ntunbered 20 players and for special performances three additional players from Queensbury joined the band. So far this year, the band has played for several en- gagements with many more scheduled for the coming months. Besides a regular rehearsal on Wednesday nights to practice music, they also study jazz impro- visation. Thanks to much hard work, this year's Stage Band continues to up- hold its tradition as the fin- est jazz ensemble in the 3.I'e3.. The sax section looks over the music. Y sm as BAND soufvzvs FIRST ROW- Steve Ford, Betsy George, Teri Podnorski, Sue Painter, Kathy Sondrini, Jim Noone, Joe Brilling, and Brent Feigenbaum. SECOND ROW- Mr. Gericke, Jim Wilcox, Betsy Easson, jim Austin, Bob Lesperance, Doug Hettinger, Nancy Delong, Ed Hart, Barb Valerie, Lin Czajkowski, and Gwenn Geruso. Ml! 161413 OKGANJZA CJONS PIQOZDZIK8 500 sowvzbs S! Y N. 614016115 0655? ROW I FROM LEFI' TO RIGHT: Steve Ford, Bill Stock, Brent Feigenbaum, Dave Prouty, Joe Brilling, Gus Bright, Matt Win- ans, Chris Baker, Steward Mayott, Matt Lebowitz, Ed Trerise, Pete Mosher, Kevin Aust. ROW II: Holly McGuirk, Deana Currer, Sue Merritt, Lynn Rivers, Sherri Bolster, Marilyn McCabe, Rachel Buchman, Sue Painter, Helen Clarke, Mark Mattison, Ken Sch- wartz, Shawn Kelly, Nancy DeLong, Patti Church, Sue Trudel, ROW III: Sue Pattee, Cheryl Jacox, Fran Mar- tin, Linda Bannin, Lori McCaffrey, Valerie Barber, Karen Merritt, Bar- bare Comeau, Kathryn O'Keefe, Wendy Tremblay, Eva Barrett, Gwen Geruso. ROW IV: Patty Bol- ster, Laura Matteson, Kathy Kear- ney, Chris Austin, Gaye Crothamel, Joanne Tucker, Niki Fidioprastis, Deanna Clark, Nancy South, Jodi Goldstein, Sue Perkins, Michell Sweet, jim Noone, George Cleven- ger, Andy Harrison, John McGil- pin Octet is formed by audition, which makes it unique in the musical de- partment. The Octet sings for school concerts but al- so for organizations in the community. SEATED: Sue Trudel, Lori Brilling, and Elaine Askew. 2ND ROW L TO R: Sue Painter, Lori Caselli, Rach- el Buchman, Sue Perkins and Terri Podnorski. KNEELING: Doug Het- tinger, Matt Lebowitz, Matt Win- ans, Ed Trerise and Gus Bright. 'This year the cheerleaders showed an outstanding ability to promote much school spirit and good sportsmanship. They attended a cheering clinic held at Fort Edward High School which taught them many new sidelines, mounts, and a pom pom routine. At this clinic the Varsity squad received an honorable mention award. By running the snack bar after school the cheerleaders were able to raise enough money to purchase mittens, and pom poms for the Junior Varsity squad. They also de- corated the boys' locker room for the Homecoming game and organized three pep rallies. It was a great season for all!! 6f!58l6L'5y4Z?8l65 ADD 529116727 Hifi! GQ' K The Varsity Cheerleading Squad for Football: 1ST ROW: Libby Shenk, Jane Mis- sita, Kathy Sondrini. ZND ROW, Steffi Brennan, Kathy Murphy, Lisa Krug, Meg Glasston. 3RD ROW: Mrs. Marcantonio, adviser, Barb Rozell, jean Morris, Lynne Thomas. The varsity cheerleading squad for basketball. FRONT: Meg Glasston and Mrs. Marcantonio, advise. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Lynne Leonard, Lynne Thomas, Debbie Green, Carol Rockwell. TOP: Steffi Brennan, Kathy Murphy, and jane Missita. Z0 5611 00 .14 6271475755 W - V ,L TAA J .V. CI-IEERLEADING SQUAD Splits by Kathy Fogarty and Robyn Durett. KNEELING: Dinae Hayward and Linda Leroux. BACK: Sue Trudel, managers Lore Stanziano, Mary Beaupre, Connie Crannell, Katy Kearney, Donna Gorman, Rhonda Hettinger, Mrs . Marcantonio, adviser. Lynne, Jane, and Lore look a little disappointed in the game. oi , n,...-W. ,, N...,..,.,,,..,...,.,N.,,,,...,l...,.-...,,A.N. -.,,-,,M, f The bigger they are the harder they fall. Qi ,..- ff RED NZ? l6'lf,46lC 0 S IC AGAIN' Paul Ziobrowski combines a steady hand and prayer Kathy takes 9- break all The 1977 yearbook is the finished product of the senior journalism class. A combination of creativeness, artistry, and sweat made this yearbookpossible. The staff, pictured above, is KFRONT ROW, L. to RJ Elaine Askew, Ron Kim, Sally Mc- Guirk, Irene Gasetos, Stephanie Gottlieb, Bernard Buckley, and Mrs. Buckley, advisor. ISECOND ROW, L. to RJ Betsy Easson, Lynne Thomas, Sue Reynolds, Jeff Hecht, Paul Ziobrowslci, Am1Vitteng1, Regina Gallucci, Kathy Sondrini, and Martha Dearstyne. Absent from picture: Steffi Bobbin. ADMJSSJ N 1311 57616827 585174375 SEATED L TO R: Elaine Askew, Putt Lamay. L TO R: Carol Rockwell, Truddie Almosnino, Mary Anne Herlihy, Norma Whalen, Debbie Cook, Lynne Charle- bois, Kim Bannin, Renee Surprenant. BOTTOM ROW L TO R: Niki Fidopiostis, Francis Martin, Sherri Bolster, Joanne Tucker, Shelly Aronson, Mary Briggs, STANDING L TO R: Debbie Cook, Jane Aratare, Heidi Daly, Linda Rolleston, Mr. Larson, Steffi Bobbin, Cathy Laroe, Lisa Tripp. The ticket sellers and us- hers club are truly a ser- vice to the school. Both clubs are very important factors in school and com- munity life. 'lhe ticket sellers club, advised by Putt Lamay, sell at all home football games, basketball games and wrestling matches. The ushers' club, headed by Leslie Larson, aids special events held in the auditorium. Drama and BOCES programs, and gra duation exercises are just a few. 55,4 Z5 HI! ll5f!5l6 651115 IZSL4. IKIQJNGS SVEIZZXONZ' COGSCHSIZ 'Vi-J Wigs VCI ,gy whiff' 4.,.w0 The 1976-77 P. T. S.A. officers seated are: Mrs. Ann Butler and Miss Teri Podnorszki. Standing: Mrs. Madeline Czajkowski Mr. Leslie Larson, Mrs. Marlene Canale, and Miss Joanne Tucker. The PTSA is an organization of parents, teachers, and students. All of them work together for the welfare of the high school. An outstanding event was this year 's second annual talent show, which featured many talented students, and was well attended. AT LEFI' Teri sings Rob Forrest's original music, while ABOVE Gus Bright entertains a captive audience. JLZS. P16034 02755 G00 1656.4 ZYOJVS AFS held its yearly children's carnival this year, and, as usual, it was a great success, with all participants and guests injoying themselves. Pictures show John Fortier being hit by sponges, and Lisa Prairie operating a fish game. AFS Day April 1 This year we had several groups re- presented in the guests coming to Glens Falls for our foreign student day. 1. The usual AFS or Rotary foreign students who are on the year pro- gram. 2. One American student who has re- turned from living in another coun- try QNew Zealand 1. 3. Three American students who have spent a semester in other American schools, fMinnesota, Oregon, Cal- iforniaj. 4. Four American students from host families where the students are staying this year. During the day, students are sched- uled for three or more panel discussions with Social Studies classes. AFS officers, such as Niki Pissare, Betsy George, Irene Gazettos, Wendy Elwell, and Gus Bright, chaired panel discussions. LIST OF STUDENTS FOR A.F. S. WEEK- END: Lisa Barrette, Mehrdad I-Iassanpour, Iran, Teri Podnorszki, Fernando Gil, Bol- ivia, Stewart Mayott, Ulrich Menter, Germany, Anne Krarup, Kevin Grenier, Host Brother, Betsy George, Sue Wright, Australia, Valerie Judd, Kristi Kvehau- gen, Norway, Sally McGuirk, Tony Ditraglia, Host Sister, Shelly Aronson, Liz Gardner, Host Sister, Terri Ostrander, Lynne Davidson, Returnee-New Zealand, Denise joseph, Emmylou Heselton, Ret- urnee-Oregon, jean Nadeau, Karen Swier- zowski, Returnee-Minesota, Laura Mat- teson, Lori Shell, Returnee-California, Maura Murphy, Beth Perry, Host Sister, Amy Dobert, Marie Aarnstein, Sweden, Gus Bright, Miguel Sarabia, Philippines. ,ie I' ,pf Z. n 4, r' tr -Qs : -3 Giifgf ssinia f' Q. IIITZMJVV4 C8555 H816 52701611 Dear Friends, You already know who I am. My name is Yleana and I have spent this year here as a Rotary Exchange student. Now, I will speak of my great experience in your country. I have seen that the people here are very good and kind, but they are not as open as I had anticipated. I have made many great friends that I never expected to have. I have found Glens Falls to be a lovely town. The only problem with it, is the winter here. It is very cold and it's difficult to do much in such a climate. Unfortunately, I don't know how to ski! Now, I understand better, some of the dif- ferences between rny country and yours. I will try to motivate my fellow Mexicans about the United States, by describing the experi- ence that I have had here. I thank you with all my heart for all the generosity and help you have demonstrated. I love Glens Falls and your beautiful people. With affection, Yleana dances the American way! Fr, I? FRONT ROW, FROM LEFT: Manager joe Brooks, Steve Schaefer, T.j. Shev- lin, Mark David, joel LaPointe, Dave Peets, Bob Stein, Captain Pat Riley, Peter Cardone, Ron Kim, Bill Canale, Dave LaPoint, Tom Rudinsky, Bill Flynn. SECOND ROW: Mark Westcott, Bud Steans, David Woods, Troy Kob- rin, Dan George, Jim Leonard, Bill Collins, Kent Levack, Bob Solomon, john Bristol, Flip Mosier. THIRD ROW: Manager Wayne LaFoy, Dan Clifford, Craig Harrington, Mike Varrnette, Head Coach Paul Bricoccoli, Paul Butler, Coach Jean Hamilton, Tim Riley, Dan Hulsebosch, Andy Philion, Don Vittengl. The 1976 Varsity Football season started out with a bang as the Indians ran over three non- league opponents. In their first two games they shut out Johnstown 14 -0, and Pittsfield 20-O. Then they went on to beat Rutland 41-18. After ':,-new three home stands the , ,s,,,, ,, ,,,, o f ,,,, indians went on the road to Play G10Ve1'S' Ville- Plaifing in had in iiiii a conditions, the Indians i ' faaal lost to a larger Glov- as i' ,, Q if ra - -isl t i FAI-LS ii aii ersville team, 10-6. 'i,u,,,'D5?4wrVA : N, YFOOTBALL,,,fisfgf The Indians came SCQOREBOARD back to beat a highly H ' F' I P- rated South I-Iigh team 14 Q isi 0 28-0 in the C1'1Sl,ll1'1g Z -' -s v eg 'Op weekend. During this Q ,, Q P f . V, S1 118 If - ..... ,... C, game. Joel LaP01Hte gained 246 Yards on the 14 40 ground and was named R ggggg . ' offensive player of the yy Week by the Times- silipay ,,'y yyypgy Union. The South High dw Vim Was to Pf0Ve the ytt, Recrird highlight of the season fli if slii., t filf if as the Indians lost to 4, Hudson Falls on the pi I very next Saturday and , il ,1 , then lost to Saratoga df . If 1 ,, , - qui' at - and Queensbury on the i neXt two Weekends. Q , Q Coach Gene Hamilton flashes signals to his defensive team. Buddy Steans runs back an interception during the Pittsfield game. X . 1 mznmfvs fm me 4-4 lea okay ff A , ,,, MAX h g Ali 1 Head Coach Paul Bricoccoli looks on pensively as 1 .Senior halfback joe1'I,aPointe runs for some tough his team chalks up a victory. P ' gyafdage against South High. as Captain Pat Riley gives the touch- down signal in the 28-O romp over South High. The junior Varsity Football 'team FROM FRONT LEFT: Dan Logan, David West, Mark Grant, Bart Gerhso, Chuck Berkowitz, Dan LaRose, Chris Cote, jim Donnelly, Dan Hogan, john Keating. SECOND ROW: Tim Reardon,f Fred Troelstra, Chris Fortier, Mark Aronson, Rick Cote, joe Vittengl, Mike Smith, Bill Dehaise, Tom Murphy, john Kelleher, THIRD ROW: Pete Gilman, Steve Ross, Pete Vannier, Craig Goodman, jeff Vincent, Dick Robichaud, Doug james, Mike Jones, Head Coach Bob Carty. INDIANS SSZCJONMIL' KHAJWFS Bill O'Connell ran impressively for the Indians all year, and he'll be returning next year. 1ST ROW -- Coach Bill Parks, George Clevenger, Chris Sommo, Noel Scid- more, Bill O'Connell, jim O'Connell, Brian Teague. 2ND ROW -- Lyn Czajkowski, Bonnie Freeman, Lori Humphrey, Gina Goldman, julie Keith, Debbie Gaulin, Ellen Kim, Eileen Schmidt, George Shevlin. 3RD ROW -- Steve Ford, jim Austin, Allen Perkins, Dan Jordan, Dave Eggleston, Jim Brown, Kevin Loucks, Jim Noone, Dave Tucker. The Glens Falls Cross Country team had W an outstanding season this year. Our team got X off to a good start by winning its first invita- tionalg the Bishop Gibbons. We then swept through Glovelsville and South High on our way to winning the Cobleskill Invitational. Our team ran away from Hudson Falls 19-36 flowest score counts by adding finisher's placesj. Then we went on to get a 6th place finish at the Marist Invitational, where our team lacked men due to injuries. The fol- lowing Tuesday the team overtook Queensbury with a new course record of 15:19 set by Noel Scidmore. We then lost a heartbreaker to Shaker at Saratoga by a mere five points. That Friday, our te am stole the Foothills Council Title . At the Class B Sectionals on Nov. 6, our team swept the meet with first through fourth and ninth, with an unheralded 19 points. At the Intersectionals our te am was second, most- ly because they had to run up a ski jump hill on the course. For the grand finale, our team came up 4th in the state at the New York State Federa- tion Meet. Noel Scidmore was 7th, followed closely by his teammate jim O'Conne1l in 13th place, Doug Gaulin 4273, Chris Sommo f7Oj, Bill O'Connell 11151, George Cleven- ger f145j, and Brian Teague QZSOQ. At his meet 250 of the finest runners in the state competed. Coach Bill Parks contributed his superb coaching skills, and it all paid off, with Glens juniors Chris Sommo and Doug Gaulin greatly contributed to the finest cross country team we've ever had in Glens Falls having probably one of the best teams Fans. that Section II has ever turned out. Coach Parks is looking for an even better season next year, with only two runners being lost to graduation. Sophomore Jim O'Connell was always a top contender for first and what he lacked in size, he made up for in Glens Falls Cross Country 1976 Varsity Scoreboard flow score winsj G . F. OPP. Bishop Gibbons Invitational 1st place Gloversville 21 36 Grout Invitational 3rd place South High 16 47 Cobleskill Invitational 1st place Hudson Falls 19 36 Marist Invitational 6th place Queensbury 20 41 Shaker 30 25 Saratoga 15 46 1st place -- Foothills Council Meet 1st place -- Class B Sectionals 2nd place -- NYPSAA B Intersectionals 4th place -- New York State Federation Meet League Record 5-0 Overall Record 5-1 S M , f371gf:yw.ziuu.' 9451, I .45 tw' p ,,.,X N , , V lim! T' SVU' Co-captain Noel Scidmore was the top runner for the Indians, and he also happened to be one of the best Cross-Country runners in New York State. INDIANS 16829574 Z' Q45 58651037741 6flv44MP 'W jack Bugger LaLonde has no trouble The 1976 Varsity Soccer Team, FROM FRONT LEFT: joe Desantis, Captain Mark Celeste, Tom Edwards, Tom Brunelle. SECOND ROW: Mike Davis, jim Round, Brad Williams, Pat Curley, jeff Gohn, Mark Russo. THIRD ROW: Coach Tom Harrington, David Trudel, Greg Orleman, Ken Clarke, Steve Weinstein, Kerry Haseltine, Steve Clarke, Bob Maloney, Chip Baehm, Mike risn, Tim McGraw, Dave Middleton, Bill Rice, jack LaLonde, Charles Moore The Glens Falls Varsity Soc- cer team, vvith the help of Coach Tom Harrington, did what no other team has ever done in Section II history by winning the Sectionals and In- tersectionals two years in a row. The Indians posted a reg- ular season record of 13- 3- 1, with a league record of 7- 2-1. The Indians were honored by being able to participate in the first night game in the his- tory of Foothills Council at Derby Park in Hudson Falls. The Indians battled the Hudson Falls Tigers to a 0-0 tie in a double over time. The Indian defense this year was the best its been since soc- cer started in Glens Falls four years ago. The defense was outstanding with performances by fullbacks Mike Fish, Bob Maloney, David Middleton, and goalie Mark Celeste. The scor- ing department was led by line- men Kenny Clarke, Brad Wil- liams, Tom Edwards, and Steve Wienstein. Glens Falls finished the reg- ular season by beating Hudson Falls and secu-ring a sectional berth. Once the sectionals start- ed there was no stopping the Indians. In the opening games, they rolled over Ichabod Crane 4-0, and Hudson Falls 6-O. To clinch the sectional title they trounced Hudson High 3-0. Against a tough Marathon High team in the inter-sectionals, Glens Falls won 1-0 on a long goal by Mark Russo. By shutting out Marathon, the Indians set a sectional record by complet- ing four straight shutouts in post-se ason play. Next year Coach Harrington is looking forward to another good season with only seven seniors leaving the squad. This year's J.V. went 14-2, led by Coach Tim Harrington. VARSITY SOCCER SCORES GLENS FALLS OPPONENT 2 Cambridge 1 7 Hoosick Valley 2 4 Johnsburg 2 0 johnsburg 2 5 +Glove1sville 1 5 4sQueensbury 1 3 Hoosick Valley 1 7 'FSaratoga 2 2 flfSouth High 4 7 C ambridge 4 O fFHudson Falls O 4 fFGloversvil1e 3 3 flfQueensbury 0 2 fkSaratoga 0 O fFSouth High 1 2 :lfHudson Falls 1 4fLeague Games Total Scores Won Lost Tied League 7 2 1 Overall 1 6 3 1 SECTIONA LS Glens Falls 4 Ichabod Crane O Glens Falls 6 Hudson Falls O Glens Falls 3 Hudson O INTER SECTIONALS Glens Falls 1 Marathon High O dribbling past a defender . L, r y f . ' 1 I ,fl .Y'. 8 i,. - A rs f p If -2,, . -- w sea:- ..,. Q A, A ,N -, ...,, , V, .K .. . an lsr .W - 'N 'f E' ll I !'f W'PlL. s -r nsrs. 1 Senior fullback Bob Maloney gives the ball a mighty boot. Junior halfback Joe DeSantis makes a fool out of a Queensbury Captain Mark Celeste allowed only 25 opponent. goals in 20 games this year, and his last four games were shutouts . IV SOCCER SCORES GLUQS FALLS OPP , 5 Cambridge 1 O : Gl0versville 1 5 Hoosic Valley 1 3 :Queensbury 1 2 Johnsburg 0 3 'Saratoga 1 2 'Gloversville 1 1 Hudson Falls 2 2 'kQueensbu.ry 1 2 'South High 1 3 'kHudson Fa ls 1 League Games 6 Hoosic Valley 1 4 aksaratoga 1 Total Scores WIN LOST Tied 1 'Y south High 0 League 8 2 0 3 Cambridge 1 Overall 13 2 o Kenny Rocket Clarke heads downfield on a ast break . The 1976 JV Soccer team, From Front Left: Tony Frascarella, Ken Charles, Roy Widdell. Second Row: John DeSantis, Paul DiCresce, J. P. McMahon, Peter Demboski, Matt Cardone, Bob Usher, Dave May, Jim Duckett. Third Row: Coach Tim Harrington, Ed Stangle, Greg Sovetts, Steve Celeste, Andy Harrison, Tim Vogle, Greg Castellucci, Ron Wolfe, Paul Edwards, Manager Robby Bolster. 5578523 140616511 6APZ'lll655 5'00Z7f!7L'L'S 512758 gf, 0' ' '. .,f: ' x -V l' .. Co-Captain Ann Vittengl strains to score on a penalty stroke. With much skill, spirit, and enthusiasm, the field hockey team remained undefeated throughout Foothills Council play with a perfect 10-0 record. The super girls scored a total of 38 goals against their opposing teams and only allowed 3 to be scored against them. T' S w ,V .. ,T rtnr 5' flifaar 4 if f V w- .2 S wma, 4, zfwzft - , New Q- - tayt nnrns t wg ,sf ,T - fffff 1,-:mawm-5 VV., 1 ,,., he-..u,.,,, , S aratoga Queensbury Hudson Falls ,Qloversville High a alls .a If q,, W' Y- f I, ki K is ,ugljl r .1 1 ,gw 'f 21 I , .. ,, f, wa Chalk up another one for the Field Hockey Chicks. 54 L J' few it T T Vtr- 'L , , I . . Co-Captain Sue Painter 1S ready to burst 1nto action. t- T I VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY TEAM 1ST ROW-Co-Captains - Ann Vittengl, Sue Painter, 2ND ROW-Martha . styne, Sue Reynolds, Sally McGuirk, Pat Ronan, Karen Currier, 3RD ROW Coach Dale Harris, Donna johnson, Regina Gallucci, Sue Herrick, Pat Hart, Tracy Potter, Sarah Thompson, Lisa Castellucci, Helen Clarke, Amy Dem- boski, Cindy Hildreth, Manager, Ruth Aronson. 3' 51- gffv nn 45 'N W W 73 if 'iii - 1 X s kk' Y' R SW.7JlflJl45l6.S' ZIJVDSHEV4 C527 YN ,CSJIGZI8 1146570 F The 1976-77 Varsity Swim team, FROM FRONT ROW, LEFT: Derek Bronk, Paul Huchro, Debbie Forbes. SECOND ROW: Colleen McMahon, Captain jeff Cassidy, Joe Brilling, Linda Solomon, Dave LaRose. THIRD ROW: Mary I-Iomkey, Captain Mark Spitzer, jeff Tabor, Todd Barber, Ken Charles, Chris McGuirk, Lisa Caselli, Tom Potter, Bruce Kilmartin, Kathy Charles, Asst. Coach Mrs. Kemp, Coach Mr. Mason. FOURTH ROW: Tina Morgan, Dave Trudel, Steve I-Iuchro, Linda Homan, Chip Baehn, Carlton Elmer. Q Coach john Mason's swimmers, led by Senior Co-Captains jeff Cassidy and Mark Spitzer, powered their way to the best sea- son ever for a Glens Falls team. They had a 15-3 overall record and a 10-0 league record, which won them the Adirondack f Swim League Northern Division champion- ship for the third year in a row. Senior Mark Spitzer gets a good spring off the starting block Senior Rich Elmer displays his style in the breast stroke. Captain Jeff Cassidy had the most points of any swimmer in dual meets, and he placed second in the New York State finals, SCOREBOARD 1976-77 VARSITY SWIMMING TEAM OPPONENT G. F. OPP Burnt Hills 81 91 Amsterdam 56 27 Hudson 126 44 Hudson 60 22 Hudson Falls 67 16 Troy 100 69 Christmas Tournament 2nd place Queensbury 109 61 New Lebanon 63 20 Hudson Falls 59 23 Bethlehem Central 23 59 Amsterdam 114 58 Burnt Hills 92 80 New Lebanon 50 33 Shaker 74 98 Albany Academy 99 73 Queensbury 109 61 Voorheesville 52 30 Troy 44 39 Section 2 Championships - - 3rd place 15-3 overall record 10-0 League record Adirondack Northern Division Champs jeff Cassidy--finished 2nd in state in 100-yard Butterfly 161245165 Z'l6L4L',L' team 1645 78-2 SWISON The 1976-77 Varsity Basketball team, FRONT ROW, FROM LEFT: Willie Harper, John Paul, Donnie Hill, Mark David, Paul Lucas, David Woods, Manager Robbv Bolster. BACK ROW: Head Manager joe Brooks, Coach Ed Davis, Bud Steans, Greg Young, john Homkey, Craig Fuller, Keith Gottlieb, Mike 'I'homas, IV Coach Gerry Connolly. The Glens Falls High School basketball team had one of its most successful seasons ever in 1976-77. Under the fine coaching of Ed Davis, the team compiled an 18-2 overall record and a flawless 10-0 Foothills Council re- cord. The team won 17 games in a row after losing the second game of the season to Mont Pleasant, and this loss was later avenged, as the Indians dumped the Raiders 70-68 on our home court. The team was considered by many to be one of the finest in the capital district. They were also rated second in New York State at one point for all high schools with less than 1, 000 students. The leading scorer for the Indians was Junior Donnie Hill with a 22. 1 point aver- age. Senior Mark David was one of the lead- ing rebounders for the Indians, and his fam- ous Slam Dunk was always a crowd pleas- er. Senior Willie Harper was a flashy ball handler all year, and his presence will be missed next season. The combined rebound- ing talents of Greg Young and Keith Gott- lieb could always be depended upon, and they'll both be back next year also. Coach Davis and everyone else will be looking forward to another successful season next year, with eight Lettermen returning, and some fine talent coming up from the Junior Varsity squad. 58 Junior guard Donnie Hill was a tremendous ball-handler for the Indians, and his out- side shooting made him the leading scorer in the Foothills Council. Mike Thomas, one of the leading scorers and rebounders for Glens Falls, sinks a foul shot. ,-.. f f' 6.95 Mark David's amazing leaping ability made him a threat to opponents on both offense and defense. ll: Indian Coach Ed Davis helps the team along the way to an unbeaten Foothills Council record. Junior forward Greg Young displays his fine foul- shooting form during the Mont Pleasant game. SCOREBOARD GLENS FALLS VARSITY BASKETBALL - - 1976 -77 OPPONENT G.F. OPP. Vincentian 63 S5 Mt. Pleasant 71 74 :Hudson Falls 80 50 fQueensbury 58 57 St. Mary's 50 46 +Hoosick Falls 71 59 +St. Mary's 66 64 Vincentian 72 36 2'Saratoga 72 55 'Gloversville 65 57 Mt. Pleasant 70 68 'South High 81 60 Hudson Falls 97 52 'Queensbury 82 76 St. Max-y's go 62 Saratoga 85 67 'kGlovexsville 76 71 'South High 91 57 if Isl Mohonasen 89 70 ' Qs! Amsterdam 84 90 'league game .6 new VV117 M. + Christmas tournament A 4' 7 fSlSectionals . D Quick-shooting Senior guard Willie Harper goes up for two 10-0 FOOT-111115 COUDCI1 points against Mont Pleasant. 18- 2 Overall record YV 15245168 Zls',413L ' The 1977 IV Basketball team, FROM FRONT ROW, LEFT, Jon Mandwelle, U Peter Benway, Chuck Kelsey, Everett Shaw, LP. McMahon, SECOND ROW: Coach Gerry Connolly, Mike Smith, john Bishop, Pete Gilman, Matt Win- ans' Joe Charlebois' Chris Forum' Jeff Vincent' LP. McMahon was a slick ballhandler for the JV Indians all season. The Glens Falls junior games of the year was the Varsity Basketball Team had victory over St. Mary's an overall record of 9 wins when, in the last second of and 9 losses this year. They play, J. P. McMahon scored ended their season by winning to put the Indians on top the Christmas Tournament. 56-55, One of the most exciting jon Mandwelle leaps high in the air to block a pass during the Hudson Falls Freshman Everett Shaw skies over an oppo- game. nent to score two points. 571313 ' VOLTLT6' 1116241513 lst Row: co-captains B. Rozell, L. Castellucci, 2nd Row: M. Knapp, D. Johnson, C. Sullivan, D. Surprenant, 3rd Row: L. Horton, P. Powers, H. Clark, W. Elwell, A. Shanahan, C. I-Iildreth, Coach D. Harris Barb executes one of her power serves. G .F. O Saratoga 2 G.F. 2 Queensburil O G.F. 1 Hudson Fa ls 2 G.F. 1 Gloversville 2 G.F. 0 South Glens Falls 2 2 Saratoga 1 . . Queens 2 G.F. 1 Hudson Pills 2 G.F. 1 Gloversville 2 G.F. 1 South Glens Falls 2 Harris gives the team a quick pep talk. Chris sets it up Here it comes lst Row: B. Guay, C. Hubert, L. McKenzie, B. Close, G. Canale, coach D. Harris 2nd Row: C. Trumble, J. Keith, R. Oetken, R. Wilson, N. Brochu, D. Currier 61 VA 135.7511 WIZESZL7 G The 1977 Varsity Wrestling team, FRONT ROW: Pat Riley, Captain. SECOND Row, 1-'ROM LEFT: Bob soiomon, soon Smith, Dan George, Flip Jvmiorftandvut Dan Gqorge Over- Mosier, Chris Owens. THIRD ROW: Peter Krihak, Dick Cote, Mike Varmette, POWGUUS 9- teamfflate 111.3 Wmstle' Sean Thomkins, Kent Levack, Tom Murphy, Scott Cote, Keith Dyer. Off during 9- Practice Sesslon' The 1976-77 Varsity Wrestling team started out the season with hopes of repeating as Section Il V champs. With some strong returning vets and some likely IV prospecm, Coach Bob Carty looked for- ward to another of many successful seasons. How- ever, some of these returning veterans decided not to return this year, which, coupled with a few costly injuries, took its toll on the Indian grapplers, re- sulting in a 5-11 record. The Indians did have some highlights, though. They took second in the Middlebtuy tournament, fifth in the highly-touted Canandaigua Tournament, tied for fifth in the Section II Tournament fwith only three wrestlers competingj, and with Mike Varmette scoring all 23 points placed seventh in the State Tournament at Syracuse. There were many individuals who stood out for Glens Falls all season long. Scott Smith came on strong at the end of the season to be voted to the All- Council Wrestling Team at 155 lbs. Mike Varmette 's list of accomplishments are as follows: 1st in the Middlebtuy Tournament, Most Valuable Wrestler at Middlebury, 3rd at Canandiagua, 1st in the Class B Tournament, 1st in the Section II finals, lst in the State Tournament, the Demeo award as the Outstanding Wrestler in Section II, and All-Council at 167 lbs. junior Bob Solomon was the most im- proved wrestler on the team, and he won the Middle- bury and Class B Tournaments, placed 2nd at Canan- daigua and was voted to the All-Council team at 177 lbs. junior Dan George led the team in pins, was undefeated up until the States, won the Mid- dlebury, Canandiagua, Class B, and Section II Tournaments, and copped the heavyweight slot on the All-Council Team. Next year's team looks hopeful with everybody returning except Senior Pat Riley. The IV team is sending up some fine talent, also. Mike Varmette takes control over a tough Johnsburg opponent. Coaches Carty and Viger and the boys watch intently as another match is won. 5.71615 161145168 ZBA!! 1ST ROW, co-captains Ann Vittengl and Cinda Hildreth. 2ND ROW, M. Ann drives in for two pornts Ryer, P. Powers, B. Rozell, H. Clarke, S. Thompson, A. Iaanucci, B. Cl D. h d M . I-I '. ose' Jo mon' an is arms The Glens Falls girls dribbled their way to Way ahead at half-time. the Foothills Council title with an excellent 9-1 record. The girls only loss was a very close game against Hudson Falls. In the St Mary's tournament, they defeated the Kerries, and went on to beat Queensbury in the semi-finals The Indians were defeated by Catholic Central in the finals and took second place in the tournament o T Southifimghy i Queeilgb Hudson Iglallls South High Saratoga Gloversville 1st ROW: C. Dansky, A. Hamilton, M. Hayward 2ND ROW 59-Yah easily outjumps her Helen dribblesi Mrs. Harris, j. Keith, R. Ettinger, C. Brown, T H111 G opponent, Canale, B. Goodernote, M. Donnelly, and MISS Schmidt student teacher. 38. ,,.,,., My eeyy , My . ' C164 EIC 278,014 ll!VZ7598.f4 C8 The 1976 Varsity Track Team, FRONT ROW FROM LEFT: M. Collins, 1. Baker, N. Scidmore, B. Westcott, V. DeSan1is, L. Schmidt, P., Kim, B. Parsons, R. Muse. SECOND ROW: G. Clevenger, D. Gaulin, B. O'Conne11, B. Teague, L. Sullivan, J. Charlebois, Manager Kim Howes. THIRD ROW: D. Trudel, I. Paul, C. Berkowicz, G. Young, T. O'Conne11, J. Gordon, FOURTH ROW: S. Singletary, J. Urbonowicz, I. Brown, K. Loucks, K. Gott- lieb, I. Bristol, M. Winans, FIFTH ROW: S. Preston, R. Forrest, M. Gorman, D. Woods, T. Miller, I. LaLonde, SIXTH ROW: R. Gordon, D. Eggleston, A. Perkins, T. Sweet, W. Eggleston. ,Vi ,,,, ,,,,,. .,,.,. , ii ,.,. i . ggyg .,..,., Pat Curley Sprints to The F 61118 track team clear the bar in the pole standing 19?5T6!seaSon.Ti'FBeir ord vault event- isf. s B ess .... 1 ,r.,.. K, -iisi T . alr weawln ,.,, 55? L1 r F fr W 9' if 1 'ii ! V, ,,f, ,K . ,..5,fel . - ,V - ,,,3f1.f...,.f. - we ' - .,to3q1in the hurdles trgigie Jung: ... '1i9f1a1'Cha1fii5i9H 1011? Paulisef ,, the 3 0 intermediate record. ,John eecgn ig-Seciond' , Dave hairbear Handen breaks the tape for another victory in the 100 ,Sectional Winneritfgn and yard dash. .We ll as, ,,,. 2.5 5, in the ,He 'also holfiS.QffF1??,. ,880 record H1 :57. 9, ae. We B iilt B WZXVS 6159455 16' 586570379455 Bill George skyrockets the shot-put. 1976 VARSITY TRACK SCORES OPPONENT GF OPP. Burnt Hills Inv. 4th place Rutland 71 65 Queensbury 91 50 iGloversville 106 33 'Saratoga 98 46 'South High 91 50 Foothills Council Meet lst place 'iHudson Falls 95 46 Class B Sectionals lst place League Record 4-0 Overall Record 6-0 Foothills Council Champions Class B Sectional Champions Noel Scidmore breaks the Section II record in the mile with an outstanding time of 4:14.4. mrs' 2764616 wwf VARSITY TRACK TEAM IST ROW- M. Glasstong A. Vittenglg L. Shenkg P. Matteg D. Fstabrook C Sullivan P Powers 2ND ROW- Coach, Mrs. Marcantoniog P. Ronang J. Keithg L. Stanzianog K. Combsg A. Iannuccl S Donavan Coach, Mrs Harrisg 3RD ROW- M. Briggsg J. Tuckerg E. Schmittg L. Goldsrnithg C. Donahueg S. Levine 4TH ROW C I-Iildreth C Browng D. Surprenantg L. Hortong Manager, A. Estabrook The 1976 Girls' track team started their season with a close 67-65 victory over Gloversville. 1 They continued their winning streak by defeating Queensbury, Saratoga, South High and Corinth. The team only sufferedkone loss, but Went on to place 9th at the sectional meet at Shenendehowa. New records that were established are: 100 meter hurdles - Ann Vittengl 16. 5 50 yard hurdles - Ann Vittengl 7. 4 880 yard run - Lori Htunphrey 2:45 2 mile run - Eileen Schmitt 13:24. 3 shot put - Beth Brilling 31'11 high jump - Chris Sullivan 5' 1 ABOVE: 1976 Track Captains Beth SCOREBOARD Brilling, jean Forbes and Kate Shenk. GLENS FALLS Glovemville 65 AT RIGHT: Sue Donovan attem ts to GLENS FALLS Queensbury 58 break the long jump record. P GLENS FALLS - 76 112 Saratoga 55 112 GLENS FALLS South High 55 GLENS FALLS H1.1dS0n Falls 74 GLENS FALLS - 110 2f3 Corinth 18 113 Foothills Council Meet - 3rd place Class B Sectlonals - 9th place Z75!Vi7Vl7S CERN 979775380 3162? YN 300 CJ-fill? The 1976 Glens Falls Tennis team made the best of a rebuilding year to finish third in the Foothills Council. Coach john Merrill led a young, inexperienced team to a 4-4 record in the council, and a 7-8 record overall. Senior Captain Paul Hudnut was a standout for the Indians, as were junior Steve Clarke and Freshman Steve Knapp. Coach Merrill will be looking forward to a strong team next year with all but three Var- sity lettermen returning. VARSITY TENNIS 1976 GLENS FALLS OPPONENT 1 Bethlehem Central 1 l 1 :FSouth High 6 4 Burlington 3 6 S. Burlington 1 0 Hudson 7 3 Champlain Valley 4 3 Burlington 4 7 'FHudson Falls 0 BELOW: Captain Paul Hudnut had a Steve Clarke in multiple action. 3 4fSaratoga 4 gre at ye ar for the Indians. 5 'lfGloversvi11e 2 6 Queensbury 1 1 1kSouth High 6 7 4fHudson Falls 0 3 PFSaratoga 4 5 flfGloversvi1le 2 The 1976 tennis team FROM BOTTOM LEFT: Bruce Robinson, Torn Brunelle, Steve Knapp, Sue Painter, Helen Clarke, Al Mackay. TOP LEFT: Dan Fox-tier, Scott Wakefield, Steve Clarke, john Homkey, Captain Paul Hudnut, and coach john Merrill. l6'y458l5'y4L'L' team Ol! 6.7! HHAMPJONS The 1976 Varsity Baseball Team, FROM FRONT ROW, LEFT: Manager Bob Blake, Ed Sipowicz, Ron Strosky, Al Martindale, TJ. Shevlin, Tom Edwards, Rick Crannell, Manger Joe Lavoy. BACK ROW: Coach Pete Davidson, Dave Lapoint, joel Lapointe, Bernie Buckley, Mike Ryan, George Rice, Dave Palmer, Bill Flynn. The Glens Falls 1976 Varsity base- ball team began their season by winning nine out of their first eleven games, and they went on to earn a 16-6 record overall. Their biggest win of the year was a 6-5 victory over Saratoga to clinch the Foothills Council title. The Indians had a 10-2 Foothills record. Excellent starting pitchers for the Indians were Captain Dave Palmer and Dave LaPoint, and Ed Sipowicz contri- buted some fine relief work. Allen Martindale led all hitters with a .425 batting average, and close behind were Dave Palmer and Juniors Joel LaPointe and Dave LaPoint. The Indians out- scored their opponents 114-46 through- out the season, and if the weather had been with them all year, their statis- tics surely wou1d've been even more impressive. Second-year Coach Pete Davidson showed fine leadership quality during the year, and he boosted his record to 33-14. He will be looking forward to another winning season in 1977, with eight lettermen returning and some ine prospects coming from the junior Varsity team. The IV team, under the direction of Coach Tim Harrington, also had an outstanding season. They won the Foothills Council with an impressive 10-2 record, and their overall record was 13-5. win the Foothills Council. David Lapoint excelled as a pitcher for the Indians, and his power hitting helped to A1 Martindale shows the fine form that made him one of the top Indian hitters 1976-VARSITY BASEBALL GLENS FALLS OPPONENT 1 Burnt Hills 4 8 Blunt Hills O 3 Rutland 2 4 8 3 , St. 0 seis 1 .,..,, IS0ufl1.l 1Hi8i31' I 1 63 if' 7 6 South High 2 1 Klloversville O 13 0 9 PFHudson Falls O 1 PkSouth High 2 3 PkSaratoga 4 4 9 PFGlove1sville 3 1 i Hudson Falls O 8 'South High 1 2 Mount Sty Joseph 4 3 0 6 S 3 fFGlove1svi1le 2 10 St . ,,IVIary's 2 4 I . t.' i S Over-alliifecord--16-6 League 'record--10-2 Varsity Foothills Council Champions 'lfLeague game 40kSectional game v '-Primal- 1-H 'f 'WA - 'ffm-Q ' - sf'+-'ff-'W-Iffffvs 'fKw-A-A-'uw Captain Dave Palmer was the leading pitcher and hitter for the Indians, and he was finally drafted by the Montreal Expos of the National League. 1976-JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL GF Burnt Hills Burnt Hills Rutland Rutland St. Mary's So. Glens Falls Saratoga Gloversville Hudson Falls So. Glens Falls Saratoga Gloversville Hudson Falls So. Glens Falls Hudson Falls Saratoga St. Mary's Gloversville OVERALL-13 wins, 5 losses OPP 1 4 4 9 1 1 2 2 6 0 6 1 O 3 2 4 4 7 JV Foothills Council Champions-1976 LEAGUE RECORD-10 wins, 2 loses The 1976 junior Varsity Baseball Team, FRONT ROW: FROM LEFT, john Kelleher, Craig Harrington, Mike Clifford, Jon Mandwelle, Mike Smith, Scott Elwell. BACK ROW: Paul Butler, Wayne Merritt, Mark Celeste, Mark Westcott, Mark Whitman, jim Leonard, Bob Morehouse, Kerry I-Iaseltine, Coach Tim Harrington . fiecllil Qifnlfr YZIJVJOIQ P16 OM ibn ,. .. ,163-'L . ,arf if . Tl' Count consisted ofpg Lynne Thomas, 'Maxtha Deaxstyne, ,. fEEe'ES,- Ron Kim, Par Riley, Pete in 4 Iimmy Hayyyafdf. ' Crown bearers: David The rain poured down in buckets, but it didn't dampen the spirits of the hundreds of people who attended. The Weeks of preparing the brick Wall along the cafe, the chicken-Wire and tissue forms along the bleachers, and the pre- Vious night's struggles With crepe paper streamers helped to create a great climax: The 1976 junior Prom. AT LEFT: AT RIGHT: The royalty of 1976, Ann Vit- tengl and Dave Peets. David Canale and Casey Scoville look with 3.We HS they ap- pxoach the throne. - V, The gymnasium is highly decorated for the occasion. laa BELOW? 1St fw e aaaa 1 'King and Queen: Dave Peets and Ann Vittengl walk to the throne. 5 i 5 as 2 i 'E E HOMSEOMJ 5 Mad hatters: Ann Vittengl and Pete Didio Ni , Ns. i W 8 SJVZD DAZZZSD 1311 ZMN65 Let's sit this one out y 1 Homecoming The spirit of football sea- son Was climaxed during the last weekend in October. The previous week waslfilled with making decorations for class competition-the seniors won. All of the posters were put in the gym for the Homecoming Dance on Saturday night. Tuesday's Child played, and the dance was Well worth at- tending, as it gave us one more fond memory of our high School years. Steve Preston and Irene Gazetos share one of the Homecoming's tender moments ABOVE Who knows what lurks 1n the mmds of the Iumor glrls? AT RIGHT Muffy and YOg1 get up and Fred Kroll and Lynn Dever bumpln boogie and thumpln' to the beat I70WZ?8l6 P1199 Seniors and juniors face to face in the Powder Puff game. The victorious juniors . . . and Bill Canale. ns I . sw. L. in Regina Gallucci can t believe her ears. Pat Riley tries to buy the Senior girls a victory, but . . . Anticipation in a The 1976 Homecoming Weekend ended on Sunday, with the senior girls playing the junior girls in the first Powder Puff football game in the history of Glens Falls High. High spirits and a feeling of togeth- erness helped the game to be the success it was meant to be, even though the seniors lost. Mary Hayward mal-ces her move . lady- like fashion. This is a football? DKAMV4 6'L'lll5' PKXSXNZTS . WISE' BASED ON THE NOVEL BY BEL KAUFMAN DIRECTOR: HELEN FOUNTAINE ORIGINAL MUSIC: ROBERT FORREST STAGE MANAGER AND SET DESIGN: JAMES NOONE ' LIGHTING MANAGER: JOHN FORTIER CAST: SYLVIA: BETSY GEORGE PAUL: GUS BRIGHT BEA: NIKI PISSARE J.J.MCHABE: JEFF HECHT SADIE: LISA CASTELLUCCI CHARLOTTE WOLF: WENDY ELWELL ELLA FRIEDENBERG: LAURIE DALBEY FRANCIS EGEN: LORI HUNIPI-IREY DR. CLARKE QVOICEJ: ROBERT FORREST ELLEN: IRENE GAZETOS JOE FERRONE: DEREK BRONK ALICE: SALLY MCGUIRK LINDA: SANDY SPITZER HARRY: STEWART MAYOTT HELEN: HOLLY BEEMAN KATHERINE: MARYANN RYER FRANCINE: STEPHANIE GOTTLIEB CHARLES: JOHN BRISTOL CARRIE: HOLLY MCGUIRK ELISABETH: SUE PATTEE RACHAEL: JENNY WERDER LOU: RAY FISH NIR. BESTER: LESLIE LARSON LENNIE: SCOTT WAKEFIELD JILL: AMY DOBERT CAROU5: KAREN SI-IANGRAW JOSE: STEVEN PRESTON VIVIAN : SHELLY ARONSON CORSET GIRL: CONNIE MILLER RESTAURANT LADY: DEBBIE COOK INSURANCE MAN: JOHN FORTIER ADDITIONAL STUDENTS AND CHORUS: ANN HAMILTON BONNEY FREEMAN COLLEEN MAI-IONEY MICHELE SWEET JODI GOLDSTEIN . MARY BRIGGS Sally bursts out ln tears as Gus corrects her love JUDY VII-,I-'A letter. The Classroom Gang of Up The Down Staircase. ll? CJ-I8 DOWN SUAKJHAS8 John tosses the eraser during rehearsal. Derek meditates before going on stage Big joe Brilling helps in the construction of the set. mafia ,I v rf 5 ep ..........-,,,.,,,,,,...s:...ah1:a:sh f 1ST ROW: K. O'Keefe, C. Butler, A. Vittengl, N. Pissare, T. Podnorszki, M. Farhart, M. Philion 2ND ROW: P. Goddard,.R. Forrest, P. Pepe, S. Pike, M. Thompson, E. Trerise, L. Ball, I. Roblin, K. Sainz, J. Lemery. 3RD ROW: R. Imrie, P. Collyer, D. Clark, S. Clarke, N. Scidmore, J. Cassidy, J. Tucker, R. Buchman, B. Brilling, C. Reed, J. Bishop. The National Honor Society holds inductions twice a year. In the Spring, the top juniors with an aver- age of 3. 7 or above are accepted into the club. Along with the juniors, are the Seniors with an average above 3. 2. The spring ceremony is con- ducted in an all school assembly fol- lowed by a reception. ln the fall the Senior inductees are tapped by the old members and attend a private ceremonv. Mr. Muse congratulates jeff Cassidy. Noel Scidmore stands proudly as Rhonda Williams reads Steve Clarke and JoAnne Tucker participate in the candle all of his achievements. light ceremony. .7y4L'L' i7iVZ7ll6Z7.70JV ZNZO HONOR 506182711 2, sf cf ',.' gggggary-Treasurer, Kitty O'Keefe inducts Scott Wakefield into the National Honor K Teri Podnorszki, President of the Honor Society, reads the opening speech. Jeff Hecht stands proudly as Steve Clarke recites his achievements. Vice President Robert Forrest 1ST ROW: Elizabeth George, Meredith Hess, Kitty Arcuri, Denise Noce, Stelene reads the Honor Society's Rozakis. 2ND ROW: Karen Shangraw, Helen jochim, Scott Wakefield, Tim Hagy, qualifications. Regina Gallucci. 3RD ROW: Paul Ziobrowski, Tom Edwards, Jeff Hecht, Tom Rudinsky. Spinster Swing - '7 Am Wrfman Sarah boogies to the beat. Heavy coats were being replaced by spring jackets. The sophomores were get- ting ready for the dance they were sponsor- ing, the first Spinster in years. The Juniors were anticipating their first SAT's. The seniors were bored. With everyone there, how could the spinster possibly fail? Chris Sullivan can't resist dancing. il. Hans sees it, Hans likes 16829 6160 - fl 4141627 09 CJ-lf 561100 LEFT: A Red Cross member extracts blood from die ear of volunteer, Frank Country- man, to determine his blood type. ABOVE: Student volunteer Stephanie Gottlieb, who is one of the many students that helped out in the blood mobile, takes the temperatures of fellow volunteers to be sure they are nor- mal. The Red Cross club aids many school, com- mimity, and area func- tions that involve blood drives. This year, the club helped out the city's Red Cross at the Febru- ary blood mobile. A fu- ture project is establish- ing first aid classes for high school-students. LEFT: Red Cross membersg Denise joseph, Ken Schwartz, John Fortier, linda Rolleston, Scott Wakefield, Kitty O'Keefe. BEHIND: Lawrence Panfil, club advisor. VICTIM: Heidi Daly. S ,a..,eU E 5 Q 1 1 ,J ,A , ,A,,,.ff Q. ,f Q X 4 WK .x., 'rf ,J 'Q N , ,,,, ,N Rexx M . ! u 4 I Q. QAM!! x x mf gn ,J , fa- 15 I, 22,4 gfffzw zwvmele D164 uf L24 leaf ezeoufzv , Vk,,l tw ' ' ' ws ily' ,G-,, V' i I 67 Y I The waitresses are anxiously awaiting the crowd. Every year the jun- ior Class sponsors a spaghetti dinner. The money which is made from the dinner is used for the Junior Prom. The Juniors made a great profit. The dinner was a great success! M Big Ray ravenously attacks his food. W -it-.. In ' ik' ' .qv . V f F so A Qn,s at A.. sriel JR' i N X' at Boy, I' m starved! uv ':'f Laurel McKenzie is hard at work. 0!0l90f'Z6l1Qj is -ln-nf. .,. ,.,, ...f-an Sv 1 5 viwr ' f' Y, i . Q gh i if ,,'1 'A Q 'S '- :. Q-v 1 H1 ,J li f r -qw W R X 5 W SOPHUM 0168 09516576 To be or not to be Sophomore Class oficers FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: jon Mandwelle, Vice-President, Tina LaMay, Secretary, Mark Gorman, Trea- Sury, Mr. Panil, Advisor, Helen Clarke, President, Mr. Polunci, Adviser. 059 3-mmf XUQ 0 iw 'W fs 1 Craftmen at work H Z S0l7f!0M 01685 -W- imbe- Amy Abbott Truddie Almosnino Mark Aronson 1 Kevin Aust Christine Austin James Austin Dan Jordan believes Milk is a natural. Todd Barber Valerie Barber Tina Barrett Lisa Barrette Annette Bedore Peter Benway Becky Berger Aleta Berkowitz Charles Berkowitz john Bishop A. 'ff .X r 84 Richard Bishop john Blackmer Martha Blackmer Sherri Bolster Michael Bradley Q4 if E5 L ' 'W L Lorrie Breault Timothy Brennan Mary Briggs Joseph Brilling Derek Bronk Linda Brown David Bruno David Burke William Cafaro Susan Caldwell f M iA , ,,,, :i,,,.,,, f f: 1 irrrrii ' f 5 h if g l o A C an k Ja 5 k mania 4 4 ' ,Ma ,. Q' - Q, Susan Callan Lisa Caringi Theresa Chadwick Joseph Charlebois Kelly Chilson Helen Clarke Elizabeth Close Remember, janet, gentleman prefer Hanes. Christopher Cote Barbara Comeau Richard Cote Scott Cormie Ann cf.-men 85 X Connie Crannell Deana Currier Madelin Czajkowski Andrew Davis john Davis Peter Davis William Dehais Mark Depan John Desantis Victoria Destefano Kathy Dever James Devlin Susan Dibella Denise Didio Christine Donahue 73,5 In H.,- ' QR A A 'Q .. L B 5 . - James Donnelly Chris Dorvee Jeffrey Dorvee f i'i- A A 1 ' ' EQ-f ,. r - :gfi55.h:if,w-ii -if .fly ,:g2:gg5gggg,1e L, wifi., wg - fa, ifffifgfi . . .. 1 V : F it E 1 , my ,bki QU, .Q ggfig ,, k'i' 1., 4 . 7 Y- - '. 1 f 1 I Y Connie dips into. . .yech! Karen Ducey James Duckett Thomas Dufour N , Robyn Durett ., ,,r:,,:. , mms, Aim 'wi 3 'Fa gwgr.. . ' -,fi ,y -' 7 1 A -4 5 3' va gg' '37 f -1 aw fi K x 1. ,, ,. nm? fa f ii. 1 1 David Eggleston Charles Dyer Angela Edmunds xt l ' - - ,L ' V . I ,V if 4 C, . C It .1 he Wesley Eggleston Catherine Ettinger Sophomores get ROWDIE! D 1 Al Andrew Farrell Stephen Ford 'Iwi' 3 L- 1 1 , Vi 7: Q : 2 ' in 97 ,, Q ,,.. V 1' Robin Fuller .., 'Q 1 6, fi' 'L l rs 4.-. .F - P V F J as 153' iii T A A8 R r Niki Fidopiastis Chris Fiore Joanne Fish Kathleen Fogerty .15 -i' , 5 if Christopher Fortier Bonney Freeman Mary French Daniel Fuller Wayne Fuller Katherine Furgerson Joanne George Peter Gilman 1 e Q 12 if 2 ,, ,, , K, B Q ' ' fy ., 1,' Vi Q A' . ', Regina Goldman Jodi Goldstein Craig Goddman Richard Gordon Ai f f Tir K 5 ddi i L Ronald Guyette Lucille Hansen Andrew Harrison Deborah Hart Diana HaYWaTd Jamie Hefmance Theresa Hill Constance Hoffman 1,3 88 Caroline Hubert Kenneth Hudnut Douglas james Michael Johnson Donna Gorman Mark Gorman Chris etude le francais. Pamela Havens Mary Homkey 'TW Qi, , z .l,, , -, ,,,, ' X. fl i ' - ea ' 9 32 K Mm r f Michael jones Theresa Jones Daniel Jordan 4' f V df' - 6724 J ,, I I W' ' 'ln as Shawn Kelly Charles Kelsey Laurie Lambert Caiihleeli Laroe Kathleen Kearney Peter Krihak K ,,, ,, 3 , Jffffal H Y: V K2 M if L ' ..,-' -, W1 7 L . rnP ..-gt Gail Lebrun 'Guan' w Y john Keating 9. 'Wai gif.. Richard Kroll Phyllis Legault ucacilx' Qs, . X., Julie Keith Tina Lam ay f 'f ,f N' W -K: 3, f, pf 7,- X? ,rl .ffgfm A -rg 2 - ilagfzyw ,Ts v we A 34 il' , if Q3 as -f'?4 1+. -ff: , ,af Sharon Leger Eileen takes a quick bite in between classes 4. , I ' 4 Michael Loveland jonathan Mandwelle Frances Martin I n Diane Matt Sherilyn Mayott Lori McCaffrey 89 Ai 'n n , 1 Bryan McGa.rr Mitzi McGarr Holly McGuirk John McMahon 333+ if Susan Merritt Michele Middleton Connie Miller Kelly Moran David Morrissey Peter Mosher Ellen Nadeau Lisa Nims James Noone James O'Connell WW Da.n Fuller and Mr. Rehm, two mad scientists at work. 90 E Diane O' Leary Linda Olsen Karen Merritt Tina Morgan f' 'N Janet Noce Donna O' Keefe Susan Osborne vw 4'-P' as Susan Pattee Amy Pearl Carolyn Phelps ,ggmv Walter Phillips Lois Pollock Pamela Purner f as . ll 'fo ' ' c , W ' f c 'W Lisa Randolph Timothy Reardon Lynne Rivers EM X sh 1 Linda Rolleston Brett Ross Donald Sawyer N ,1- Dina Skellie Michael Smith Linda Solomon When Gina Canale is not running around on the bas ketball court, she is diving into her books. Richard Robichaud Tracy Robinson Daniel Scott Scott Singletary V , lfiv i , i . Nancy South Greg Sovetts 91 , h fl , S , ., K , ,y,1 4: MX A rr V ,ggi ff. V :rv , 1' . :iz , .W . 3 3 , -,i . s Sarah Spitzer Lore Stanziano Esther Surprenant Michael Sweet Lisa Tripp Frederick Troelstra Mark Villa 92 Jeffrey Vincent Carol Warner F Lamont Sullivan Kelly-calling on the hotline. Michelle Sweet Christopher Tillet --. Carol Trombley Carol Trumble Darlene Virag Joseph Vittengl W 1 QA' David West Scott Whittemore Terri Trapasso if Peter Vannier Glenn Wadleigh Catherine Wright BASS 09 1979 El' P off QQ? K . gmt, X 1 '23 X1 A I K arziqg- Ill. E ng- , si Qi ,YZINJOIZ ,XA ,,-3 1 -Q. Definitely Nobel Prize winners W 'ti f fri d. al ng or a en G.M.'s next troubleshooter. Mike and Debbie do the hustle. 'z ts: A ,711 .7016 057.76816 X Junior class officers FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Rhonda Hettinger, Treasurerg Donna Mc Carthy, Secretaxgg Bill Collins, Presidentg Mr. Ferrie, junior Class Adviserg and Ray Fish, Vice-presi ent. fn Someone has captivated Dan's eye! Lebo Smiles at his mistakes. W 8 X f'E,fT '- ' . f iiiw Q - Julie Abbott Raymond Baehm ,F A y Holly Beeman ,,., 1 3 'ET rr ,, J 4, ' z., . . 473, 'LL'- F? if f J ! sk df? Q,-3: 'V-A V ' ' QQ A ' Zuni Becky Addison Ginny Balch .ik Debra Blake fb John Bristol ,, ,, Caroline Brown 4711 Ol? Ks jane Aratare Lynn Aronson 5, 4. We 33 Ji m App ley ard 5? 2 1 an Kim Bannin Chris Barker Glenn Batease Patricia Bolster Gerald Bovar Gus Bright rm Douglas Brown Gary Brown Gregory Brown Na ,,n,r. f ,11..A W' , 1' 9 .12 f 'A '7kffQz 1 3 , - 1 x Q Af Q... , - f ,..:- ,wr- James Brown Thomas Brunelle L 0 1: 611,455 0? 78 Taipei 4 I . my 1 'gi . - imc' 4 Nm T22 A f' 'f ' . 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Q.2?9X3iiixi?ftEi2ii5 ' .if'Zf -- F . f KWQAL vw. .L an , 'QL ' n'-'l 31? Robin Fiato Raymond Fish Lori Fisher Daniel George James Gifford jeffrey Gohn Marie Gordon Keith Gottlieb Barbara Guay rns the art of cooking. 1- 3? Kathleen Flynn Elizabeth Good emote Kathleen Hall 'Uh Ann Hamilton Christine Harrington Craig Harrington Kerry Haseltine f' Daniel Healy Gail Henry Leslie Henry Rhonda Hettinger Vicki Hewitt 'KW resin X 5 I f X5 X fr fa . Sig 'vi kk Q'-z 2 :V xx A Ly' Lys .gf WIS wif Charles Hirsch Laurie Hope A bit of Junior Artistry. Angela Iaanucci Mary anne Herlihy Walter Hoerning Lyn Horton Cheryl Iacox YZINIOK Mary Hayward I . Aaron Heme john Homkey Lori Humphrey Patrick Kelly I l 'QW H Troy Kobnn Matthew Lafera jack Lalonde atnn M Matthew Lebowitz The Lunch Bunch 3' Q. , M ,, , if k ih f 'K X ai john Logan Robert Lucas Colleen Mahone rw- Peter Mandwelle Mane Martln Eva Martindale Laura Matteson L.. , nn K a nehtn L Q 'i1 L -E386 :rAVL WYV K fi . Q Nfalw. A at M nann nQfffff Q , -.fdi'.:,3 If .,.,,....gnn ......., Donna McCarthy Arvella McCoy William McGarr Laurel McKenzie Angela Meyer john Meyers jean Morris Philip Mosier ? Maura Murphy David Murray , 1 I' 26 'ff vksahv, an rf f a ,Q 2,9 Q65 we M Mary Ann has had a hard day. N 'RUU' Margaret Mills Dan Mitchell Catherine Muessig Kevin Mulcahy Lawrence Nichols Patrick Nichols - as sr if . ,Q l . , my af fl.. . ' ev: Harold Ogden Terri Ostrand er My Alan Perkins Mark Pixley Charles Moore 'DLI Kathleen Murphy David O' Conner A, Mary Palmer Judith Plummer jill Powers Patti Powers Peter Powers , S, Y Lisa Prairie Steven Preston David Prouty F117-'l11'e 1111915 of the W0r1d'? Timothy Riley Robert Robichaud james Round Maryann Ryer Eileen Schmitt Jefhey Schwartz Robert Senn Elizabeth Shenk Cynthia Shippee Robert Solomon if? Christoper Sommo Cheryl St. Clair Scott Steves Robert Sullivan Denise Surprenant l 3 1 xii Z Renee Surpx-enant Keith Sweet Donna Trumble Judy Tucker Mellisa Vieley Cindy Viger Norma dreams of her senior year! ,EV --g., s A Sarah Thompson Albert Trudel Susan Trudel , if 1 1 2 7 ' , rg 'x I J. aa .f-' Wu ,Q af 6 up fi 'S .4 M '5 . an is Y 21 Q Paula Turner Joseph Urbonowicz Michael Varmette Judy Villa Sharlene Wagner Linda Warner 4 'uv Lorna Weekes jennifer Werder Norma Whalen wiv Frank Wilhelm Brad Williams Matthew Winans 10 4 Barbara Winnie John Winslow Joe Coo1 . ' rrne r ' o eff W X -M . Q-ff ' X , , 2' !X,.. - II? ,. Connie Wolfe Gregory Young Dave remembers an evening with . . Lebo ruins his pottery! yufwozes Solving the free period blues. uma :dung ll? A. Cooperation Debbie strikes a typical junior pose. Checking out the 11I1de1'SidE !A SENJOKS 60NZ'5Jl4Z7llf4 278 Ziff WOIZID 0? NZIMKSIQS i The Glens Falls Mathematics Department encompasses many areas and objectives. Math 9 is a thorough course in first year algebra and is a preparatory course for Math 10, Math ll and Math 12. Math 10 is basically a course in plane geometry taught from a more algebraic point of view. Math 11 includes second year algebra and trigonometry. Math 12 is mainly concerned with the mathematics beyond Math 11 which precedes calcu- lus. Math 13 is a course open only to selected students suc- cessfully passing all of the other regents math courses. College credit from Syracuse University may be earned. Computer Programming is designed to give students a thorough exposure to basic lan- guage and an introduction to Fortran IV. Actual hands on operation of computer terminal . is required. Probability and Sta- l tistics is a one-year course open to students who have successful- ly completed Math 11 or Inter- mediate Algebra. SSNJOKS DISKOIAEIQ 56183768 p. . . All concentration is on the physics test! A Ann tires her hand at photography. These courses are offered to seniors in the science field. BIOLOGY This course intends to provide students with an aware- ness of the natural world of plants and animals, stimulation of inductive reasoning, basic scientific concepts and an understanding of the biological pro- cesses performed by cells, the individual organism and communities of organisms. CHEMISTRY This course is a study of the fundamental principles of chemistry. It includes the study of atomic structure, chemical energy, acids and bases, and organic chemistry. PHYSICS In this course the importance of experimental evidence is emphasized. The laboratory work supplies the oppor- tunity for first-hand experience with collecting, use and limitations of physical measurements. BASIC PHOTOGRAPHY This course is designed to acquaint beginners with the basic theories and techniques of still photography. It includes study of and practice with camera, film, picture taking, film developing and print making. The many chemicals needed for a great experiment! nil I N X Mr. C. prepares for his next class. 5-f-...N ws' '. ' 1 ,,..,.,,, Y 9... , X. Q Niki, the future Secretary of State. The following courses are offered to seniors, but are not required in the senior year. ADVANCED ECONOMICS This course examines economic topics in depth. It is offered to all seniors. CONSUMER ECONOMICS This course is designed to meet the needs of today's consumer in manag- ing his income effectively. ADVANCED GOVERNMENT This program directs its attention to decision making in governmental process and to the role of the indivi- dual participating in the political life of the nation. GOVERNMENT AND CIVICS This study emphasizes what the Student feels about his government and how he acts as a result of his feelings on the basis of his knowledge of government. GREAT ISSUES This course is primarily concerned with the studies of human interaction and social organizations. Consider- ation is given to the normal neLu'osis in the individual and society. ANTHROPOLOGY This course is a study of human evolu- tion, both physical and cultural, in order to better understand the type of creat1u'e we are. The class also studies various types of small groups to discover possible explanations of human behavior in different cultures. AFROLAMERICAN STUDIES This is a study of the history of all black Americans with emphasis on Afro-American culture and accom- plishments. HEMISPI-IERIC STUDIES This course is divided into two sections. Twelve weeks are devoted to Latin America and eight weeks are spent on the study of Canada. Specific attention is given to U. S. - Latin America relations and Canadian-U. S. relations. Moo 5 nr,- George sets an example for all l Martha and Amy prepare their Afro slide show. CODAIILS' S8,fV.7Ol3S . . I-675301611 WMICEIZS 0? UOJWOIZIQOW 5N6w5,1f 5555611255 . Seniors sometimes study! l Q Valerie pauses to collect her thoughis. X sk . Bill takes a moment to smile! iii Donna studys her grammar. These courses are offered to all seniors. MAN IN HIS ENVIRONMENT This course offers readings, writings, and studies of pollution, population, poverty, and other ecological problems of the l97O's. ADVANCED ECOLOGICAL PROBLEMS This senior elective includes advanced studies in the major writers on human ecology with special emphasis on Henry David Thoreau. TWENTIETH CENTURY NOVEL This course is a study of important novelists of the twentieth century and some of their European counterparts in the light of significant social and literary trends. The form and con- tent of each work and the experiences, ideas and attitudes that have shaped the writer's vision will be emphasized. CREATIVE WRITING Designed for students interested in writing as a profession or avocation. Students Write essays, poetry, drama, etc. THE CIVIL WAR IN LITERATURE A survey course of novels, short stories and poems reflecting agony, both public and personal, and showing a nation tearing itself apart. THE ROMANCE AND REALITY OF WORDS This course teaches language in thought and action. It shows how we shape our words and are shaped by them. This course offers a brief introductory survey of such studies as etymology, semantics, linguistics, etc. LITERATURE OF THE AMERICAN WEST This course is designed to acquaint students with the efforts of pioneer men and Women to carve a new life out of a rugged and often times hostile environment. MAN'S QUEST FOR THE UNKNOWN This course is a study of some of the major authors of science fiction and Works dealing with the supernatural. Among the authors to be read are Arthur C. Clarke, H.G. Wells, Rod Serling and Isaac Asimov. A . l 'V in A - '1 X. 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Q W W L fq O QQ QW as-2, 'Cb 'Fx '71 SSJVJOIC 099765 , 84158611 ZIV 16011160 JNZ7 H0 076 Semifinalists in the 1977 Merit Scholarship Competition Donald Clark Stephen Clarke Paul Ziobrowslci Commended Students in the 1977 Merit Program Jeffery Cassidy Kathryn O'Keefe Karen Shangraw Edward Trerise BACK ROW, LEFT to RIGHT, Shawn Mahoney, Joanne Tucker, Sara Duroan, Marie Wright, Susan Donava.n, Susan Painter, Karen Shangraw, Susan Reynolds, Elaine Askew, Barbara Burch, Kim Combs, SECOND ROW: Sue Herbold, Stalene Rozakis, Karen Currier, Meredith Hess, Wendy Elwell, Sue Watson, Ruth Aronson, Lisa Krug, FRONT ROW: Linda Maurer, Laurie Brilling, Dan Steves, J members of the Senior Executive Board. Regent Scholarship Winners jeff Cassidy Lisa Castelluci Donald Clark Stephen Clarke john Collier Beth Doyle Bill Flynn Robert Forrest John Fortier Betsy George jeff Hecht Anne Krarup Kitty O'Keefe Sue Perkins Niki Pissare Tom Rudinsky Steve Schaffer Noel Scidmore Karen Shangraw Dan Steves Edward Trerise Scott Wakefield Denise Young Paul Ziobrowski Regents Scholarship Alternates Kitty Arcuri John Baumann Steffi Bobbin Barb ara Burch Mark Celeste Martha Dearstyne Tom Edwards Doug Hettinger Hans Holmquist Ron Kim Shawn Mahoney Denise Noce Teri Podnorski 1 16 Pat Riley Bausch S Lomb Science S Math Medal: Noel Scidmore 1976 Boys State Rep. Noel Scidmore DAR. . . Good Citizen Award Teri Podnorski ohn Fortier, Karen Turner, The Senior Class Officers are from LEFT: Treasiuer, Susan Painterg V. President, Karen Currier, President, George john, Secretary, Carol Rockwell. Senior Class Advisers joseph Potvin and Marlene Canale. 2 2'- Thomas Michael Abbott Bonnie Lee Anderson . f ' ' Cooking with Dave Peets 4 .5 Elizabeth Frances Arcuri Ruth M. Aronson N... ,-'- ix! Shelly Frances Aronson Lois Elaine Askew Vicky Ilene Baldwin Linda Lee Bannin Christine Marie Barlow 101111 Bauman-H Ef,, . V 5- Donna Marie Bennett Tammy Marie Best Betsy George unaware. Patrick Richard Bethel Tina Marie Blackmer Robert Daniel Blake Steffi Ellyse Bobbin Sharon Audrey Bradley Stephanie Anne Brennan Thomas Joseph Brewer Laurie Jane Briuing 613,455 09 '77 William Brockway Lisa Beth Bromley Bernard Kevin Buckley Steven Charles Bullard Steve creates in the Art room Barbara jean Burch William joseph Burlett rw' .-,u ' frf. 1 I ,, ' ,if .5 Judith Marie Callan William Vincent Canale isa's not readingg she's just hungry L Lori Louise Cardinale Peter john Cardone Michael Carpenter Loren Kendall Caselli 56' , .ff . ' he X a jeffrey Scott Cassidy Lisa Anne Castellucci The test is next period, Pat. ' Mark Paul Celeste Linda Lee Centerbar f i ZH , .. , ' 1. ' f William Joseph Church Donald Herbert Clark, jr. Susanne Elizabeth Clark Stephen David Clarke 121 Ne. Dave LaPo 'SCN Charles Howard Coul 22 Elizabeth Amanda Coffey W, jghn Collier Kim Jayne Combs Deborah jean Cote int, the Galloping Gourmet. ter Ir. Karen Lynn Currier Karen Sue Daly Robert Paul Dano Q M . ff Mark Frederick David David Earl Davis x Michele Ann Davigi b Af S Q Ma.:-tha jane Dearstyne R :Vw E .lV,'lL 'V..n.3?.wi'kl 'i -,, , : Lx?-Ur. .iJ.7L'A yy -kkklv. A iz f,'ivV,,,1 fx . 'f ' ' . vii' , r ' 55- 't XT ' KX' X in L fr! if - Lgx Q- i f N fx' W' 'X if U- fi ' ,x, 'Nl t,,, rxqv u, if NK f' S J' S T xv' UU ff ua , Ez! . 'M 3' . L, I Jtfxf 'VK irk., X xi' N -xv 3 Xg ff A, ,, :, Ev Ii ' i W Y- 3 N - 'lil r Noel Louise Deil-11 Peter De1Signore Amy L. Demboski Terri Lynn Deno Cheers 123 Lynn Marie Devel. Frank James Dezago Ann Mary Didio Peter Louis Didio ,af Shawn Mahoney takes a break from her physics test for a candid 124 Martha jane Donahue Susan Violetta Donavan Jeanne Marie Duggan Sara jane Dm-can Timothy Charles Dyer Elizabeth Randall Easson Lisa Krug hopes for a touchdown. Robert Lansing Edwards Thomas Sterling Edwards C 9 77 X ,f ' 42 4 A Patricia Ann Eldridge Richard Vincent Elmer Wendy Kathleen Elwell Henry Darrell Ettinger 125 mv' 'QB Deborah Lee Farrington Margaret Helen Fish Michael Earl Fish Mary Ann Floyd Chris Sullivan says, Shh! ! N William Francis Flynn Patrick james Fogarty Robert Charles Forrest Anne Elizabeth FOI'fiel' John Robert Fortier Michael J. Friers Craig Thomas Fuller David Kim Fylipek Regina Gallucci Irene Stephanie Gazetos 4 h e,,. a h -,e. .. V iff - 4 l Ji' f Elizabeth Lee George Robert John Geroux ' 'A K I A They call him Sasquatch Gwenn Martha Geruso Michele Diane Girard Stephanie Kay Gottlieb Matthew Brian Grant 4 Karen Currier is astounded by the quality of the school lunches. 128 Allen Russell Gratton Diane Lynn Greco Diane Carol Groesbeck William Roland Guay Timothy Vernon Hagy Diane Marie Hammer Mark Spitzer enjoys his work. Hans A. Hansen, Jr. William Lee Harper, Jr. S80 i .,,,4 y' mf +' H ni-3 Patricia Hart Jeffrey Brad Hecht Susan Anne Herbold Linda Leah Hernandez 129 Susan Lynn Herrick Meredith Lynne Hess es-,W 4 9' A as-A mfgiis F J Q61 1, Douglas K. Hettinger Cinda Sue I-Iildreth Kathy's not watching her diet. . .- Q1 I GY' Stephen Wayne Hiter Marjorie June Hoag Hans S. I-Iolmquist Donald Cornell Howard Arthur A. Howe Janine Hurlburt Helen Louise jochim George Robert John SEJVJOIQ J- I .1 I . , - sl ' , . -ILE , A 45 I . ' 'usa Donna Lee johnson Mark E. johnson Susan Lynn johnson Kathy Anne Jones Anne Didio phones to go home. xx . , 4 ,i xy X N Mathew Curtis Jones Denise Joseph Valerie Elizabeth Judd Paul Joseph Kamburelis X. , xx - X . , X ,S .L ,Z Xi X X X ,, S - , ' 'N N, - , A V 1 , 1 ,K , I y , , . L - f x . , X., ,f S. 1' R . -- xx f 5 I A H 'QXIA t .x .X My X- W , A 'LR K.. 45' ,2 ' X RQ 'A ' . Karri Lynn Kantrowiiz Daniel Joseph Kelleher ,, Xxx h I Kathleen Sharon Kelleher Kelly Ann Kelsey Peggy Fish takes a coffee break ' m Ronald Joseph Kim Martha May Knapp Phil is in deep concentration. Karen Sue Kopelovitz Anne Margaret Krarup Frederick William Kro11 Lisa Raye Krug Karen Anne Kyser Sue Ann Lackey Belinda Letitia LaCross Becky Jean LaLonde David Jeffrey LaPoint Joel Alan LaPointe Bob Stein involved in back breaking work. David Braxton LaRose Joseph Dallas LaVoy jon Prescott Leaver Lisa Dianne Lefebvre Lynne Mapie Leonard Mary I. Lindsey Kathleen Anne Mabb Shawn Marie Mahoney 2 Q, Darrow EI'iC Maine Robert Stephen Maloney Karen jean Manell Todd Francis Martin Is Meredith waiting for Mr. Rummel? 135 ,vu We , is ef' il ,,A. .4 V N i fi A . Pamela Martindale Paula Frances Matte Daniel David Mattison Linda Marie Maurer Lori looks bored CLu't B. Mayo Sally Ann McGuirk Lori Olsen Mershon Keith William Michon if -Z ur. aww ,VX David Douglas Middleton Cleon Daniel Miller III Bil1's ice cream is mighty cold. Jane Mildred Missita James Arthur Moynihan 'K - Ex 5 joseph Michaelillflux-phil Kathleen Anna Murphy Jean Kathryn Nadeau Elizabeth Ann Nash I SSJVYOIS .WW Denise Noce Melissa Ann Noon Susan Marie Nordquist Daniel Joseph O'Connor jimmy gives a wave , W, be Kathryn Bridget O'Keefe Karen Marie O'Leary Kathleen Ioan Osborne Susan Emmaline Painter 138 a a asaaa in Bruce Edward Palmer Rebecca Ann Palmer David John Peets Susan Diane Perkins Timothy John Peters joseph Mark Phillips 'rw x ,W Niki Charitine Pissare Teri Anne Podnorszki Knapper's busy doing nothing. R iiii R R :iowa RRR Ci 'eiaf DJCQ. Pem:p,o, 05,44 QT me 22: 6206? 1,23 M P Lf ey' Lisa Rosa Pollock Virginia Grace Potter Sue's busy with the finishing touches. Peter Charles Rainville Jeffrey Thomas Reardon 'K 5 , i i !V glV Nancy Leigh Remington Susan Elaine Reynolds Patrick Dennis Riley Virginia Marie Rios 140 'fi FY! 191 7 X ,fE,4p f .7 7 Wendy Lee Roberts Donna Marie Robichaud l James Leonard Rollo Patricia Anne Ronan Marion Irene Rowell Stelene Ann Rozakis Timothy James Robinson Carol jean Rockwell H K ug- Vicky puts her talent to work. Sue studies for her exam in the library. ,t:v,.q,,gW, ,., ,K ,. V, 'Q Barbara Ann Rozell Thomas Noel Rudinsky Michael William Ryan Michelle Marie Sawyer Steven Schaffer L Awff 7 -0 ,X l i Y K 12 N Kenneth Mitchell Schwartz Noel C. Scidmore Edward Wayne Scofield Shirley jean Scoville 142 Holly Lee Scudder jay Kevin Sheerer Charles Edward Shepard 60. -if' Alison Doris Shanahan Karen Jane Shangraw 1 8 . -, it .' 'X 'L - . fig, X K., . 2 if X4 ' . 3 ak Q - 1 L, 4 xlxk ' Margot Ann Sheldon Richard Earl Shepard Wanna play hoop? Sandra Ann Shaw - : -L 2 1 . f 5 V J, r, KW 2 Anthony Joseph Shevlin Joyce Agnes Shufelt Julie Ann Skellie Bonnie Mae Smith Dave hoping for a victory 144 'on-' NJN? ioo Kathryn Sondrini Mark William Spitzer Robert joseph Stein Daniel Martin Steves Philip Allan Stockman Ronald Wayne Strosky L . 2 T T I , 0 Jeffrey Lynn Tabor Brian David Teague David Frederick Terry Susan Ann Tessino Christine Marie Sullivan Timothy Patrick Sweet It's good for ya! 145 Mgi- ' E S ff' Q K in gk f .X X4 I . W A ' , W 'AV- i ' Via - -f as ' . ' f E Vickie Marie Vannier Ann Marie Vittengl Contemplation Scott Harold Wakefield Michael Donald Wallace , W- 'S A , gf , 4 V Q ' aa Susan Ann Watson Jack Webb Jill Webb Steven David Weinstein 147 Daniel Thomas Weller Mitchell Paul White Ann Marie Whitty James Charles Wilcox Donna Ann Wilder Gordon Dennis Wilhelm III Marie Ann Wright 1 -o 27,7 5 77 j A1111 M2-Tie Young Denise Young Paul George Ziobrowski 148 SSNJOK 9116865016 U ABBOTT, THOMAS: Sports Manager I0 ANDERSON. BONNIE. ARCURI, KI'1'I'Y: JV Cheerleader 10,111 V. Cheerleader 103 Prom Committee 113 Senior Class Exec. Board 123 Ju- nior Class Function Committee llz Pep Club 103 G.A.A. 10. ARONSON, RUTH: Band 10.113 Sports Manager l0,11,123 Pep Band 10,113 JV Field Hockey 103 JV Volley- ball 11: Senior Class Exec. Board 123 Drama. 10,113 Pep Club 10,11,l23A.F.S. 10,1l,12:G.A.A. l0,ll,123 F.T.A. 12. ASKEW, ELAINE: Octet 10,1 1,123 JV Field Hockey 103 Prom Committee 113 Student Council 10,1 1,123 Ticket Sellers 10,1 1,123 Pres.3 Hi-Y 11,12 Pres.3 Red and Black 123 Drama I0,II,l21 Pep Club 11 tres.: A.F.S. 10,1 1,123 Outing Club 113 G.A.A. llQ Key Club 11,123 Soph. Pres.3 Student Senate Treas. 12. BALDWIN, VICKEY. BANNIN, LINDA: Mixed Choir l0,1l,123 Oflice Assis- tants ll,l23 Ushers Club 10. BARLOW, CHRIS: Cross Country 10: Prom Committee ll. BAUMANN, JOHN: Band 10. BENNETT, DONNA. BEST, TAMMY: Red Cross Club 10,11,l2, BLACKMER, TINA. BLAKE, ROBERT. BLANCO GOMEZ, YLEANA: Volleyball ll. BOBBIN, STEFFI: Prom Committee 113 Senior Class Exec. Board 123 Junior class Function Committee 11: Stu- dent Council 123 Hi-Y Io,Il,I21 Red and Black 12 Edt.: Pep Club 11,123 G.A.A. 11,123 F.T.A. 123 Broadcasters 11,123 Ushers' Club 10,1 1,123 Who's Who Among Ameri- can I-Iigh School Studentsg Key Club 11,12. BRADLEY, SHARON: Drama. 11. BRENNAN, STEPHIE: JV Cheerleaders 113 V. Cheer- leaders 123 Pep Club 123 A.F.S. 103 G.A.A. 10,1 1,l2. BREWER, TOM. BRILLING, LAURIE: Band 10,111 Orchestra l0,11.l23 Pep Club 10,1 13 Octet 123 Mixed Choir 10,111 Prom Com- mittee 1l3Senior Class Exec. Board 123 Drama, 10.1 13 Pep Club ll: Outing Club 103 G.A.A. 10,1 1. BROCKWAY, BILL: JV Football 10. BROMLEY, LISA B.: Dramatics l0,lI,I2Q A.F.S. 11,12 BUCKLEY, BERNARD: V. Baseball 11,123 J.V. Baseball 103 Red and Black 123 Sports Editor. BULLARD, STEVE. BURCH, BARBARA: Prom Committee 113 Senior Class Exec. Board 12. BURCH, KEVIN. BURLETT, WILLIAM. CALLAN, JUDY: Student Council 103 Teen Involvement 103 Ticket Sellers 113 Drama 10,112 Ushers Club 11. CANALE, BILL: V. Football 11,123 J.V. Football 10: Varsity G. 11,12. CARDINALE, LORI: Prom Committee 113 Oflice Assis- tants 12. CARDONE, PETE: Mixed Choir 103 V. Football 11,123 J.V. Football 103 V. Basketball 113 J.V. Basketball 103 Drama 103 Broadcasters 103 Varsity G, ll,I2, Lt. Gover- nor ofthe Mohawk North Division of Key Clubs. CARPENTER, MIKE: Track 10. CASELL1, LOREN: Band 103 Orchestra 10,1 1,123 Octet 123 Girls V. Basketball 10,1 1,123 Goll' 9,l0,l 13 Prom Com- mittee 113 Junior Class Function Committee Chairman 113 Student Council Alt, 103 Drama 10: Class Treasurer 10. CASSIDY, JEFF: J.V. Football 103 Swimming l0,1l,123 Tennis 10,1 13 Prom Committee 113 Prom Court 113 Senior Class Exec. Board 123 Student Council 113 Honor Society 11,123 Varsity G. 123 National Merit Letter of Commenda- tion. CASTELLUCCI, LISA A.: V. Field Hockey 10,121 J.V. Field Hockey 113 V. Volleyball 11,123 Prom Committee Chairman 113 Senior Class Exec. Board 123 Junior Class Function Committee 113 Hi-Y I0,II,I22 Drama l0,ll,l23 G.A.A. 10,l1,12. CELESTE, MARK: V. Baseball 123 J.V. Baseball 10,111 Soccer 9,10,l 1,12 Capt.: Prom Committee 113 Senior Class Exec. Board 123 Varsity G, 10,11,12. CENTERBAR, LINDA, CHURCH, WILLIAM. CLARK, DONALD H.: Mixed Choir 103 Honor Society 11,123 Key Club 11,12. CLARKE STEPHEN: Tennis 11,12: Soccer 10,1 1,123 Stu- dent Council 123 Honor Society 11,123 Outing Club 113 Varsity G. 113 Ushers Club 123 Key Club 11,12 Pres. CLARK, SUSANNE: Mixed Choir 10. COLLIER, JOHN: Stage Band 10,113 Orchestra 10,113 Mixed Choir 10,1 1,12. COMBS, KIM: Track 10,111 Prom Committee 113 Senior Class Exec. Board 123 Junior Class Function Committee 113 Dramatics 10: G.A.A. 10,1 13 Key Club 11,12. COTE, DEBI: Prom Committee 113 Ticket Sellers 123 G.A.A. 10,111 Oftice Assistants 113 Junior Class Function Committee 11. ' COULTER, CHARLES. CURRIER, KAREN L.: Field Hockey 10,1 1,123 Prom Committee 113 Student Council 10,1l,12: G.A.A. 10,11,l2 Senior Class Vice President3 Volleyball 10,111 Fund Rais- ing Committee 12. DALY, KAREN. DANO, ROBERT: Sports Manager 103 Track 10. DAVID, MARK: V. Football 10,1 1,123 Track 103 Prom Committee 113 Prom Court 113 Student Council 10,11 alt., 123 V. Basketball 10,ll,12-Capt. DAVIS, DAVE. DAVIS, MICHELLE: Orchestra 10.113 Mixed Choir 10,113 Bowling I0,IIQ Pep Club 10,1 1. DEARSTYNE, MARTHA: Field Hockey 11,123 J.V. Field Hockey 103 Volleyball 103 Prom Committee 113 Prom Court 113 Senior Class Exec. Board 123 Junior Class Func- tion Committee 113 Student Council 123 Hi-Y II,l2Q Red and Black 123 Dramatics 113 G.A.A. 10,1 1,123 Jr. Class Vice President: Key Club 12. DEIHL, NOEL. DELSIGNORE, PETE. DEMBOSKI, AMY: Field Hockey 10,ll,l23 Prom Com- mittee II3 Junior Class Function Committee 113 Senior Class Exec. Board 12, Hi-Y 123 Dramatics 10,1 1,123 G.A.A. 10,1 I,I21 Junior Class Treasurer. DENO, TERRI: Mixed Choir 103 Prom Committee 113 Junior Class Function Committee 113 G.A.A. 10. DEVER, LYNN: J.V. Cheerleader 10.11 Capt.: Prom Committee 113 Junior Class Function Committee 113 Sen- ior Class Exec. Board l23 Student Council Alt. 113 Hi-Y 11,123Dramatics113G.A.A.10,1l,12. DEWEY, TIM: Transferred to G.F.H.S. 123 Swimming 103 Softball 103 Dramatics 10,113 Art Club 113 German Club ll: French Club 10, DEZAGO, FRANK. DIBELLA, TONY. DIDIO, ANN. DIDIO, PETER: Prom Committee 113 Prom Court 11. DONAHUE, MARTHA: Prom Court. DONOVAN, SUSAN: Mixed Choir 103 Track 10,111 Sen- ior Class Exec. Board l23 G.A.A. 10,1 1,1Z. DOYLE, ELIZABETH A.: Dramatics l0,l1,l23 A.F.S. 11,123 Outing Club l0,11,12. DUBRULE, DANIEL. DUGGAN, JEANNIE. DURCAN, SARA: Volleyball 10,112 Prom Committee 113 Junior Class Function Committee 113 Student Council l0,l1,l23Dramatics10,ll,123A.F.S. 11,123 G.A.A. 11,12. DYER, TIM. EASSON ELIZABETH: Stage Band I0,II,I2Q Band I0,II,I21 Orchestra I0,II,I2Q Pep Band l0,11,l23 Red and Black 1231Tri-County Band 10,1 1,12, EDWARDS, ROBERT. EDWARDS, THOMAS: V. Baseball 11,123 J.V. 103 V. Soccer 11,12 Capt.: J.V. 103 Key Club Il. ELDRIDGE, PATTY: Ticket Sellers 12: Dramatics 111 Pep Club 11. ELLERY, UTA. ELMER, RICHARD: Swimming l0,ll,l2. ELWELL, WENDY: J.V. Tennis 113 Track 103 J.V. Vol- leyball 11 capt: Prom Committee 113 Junior Class Func- tion Committee ll3 Senior Class Exec. Board 123 Hi-Y 11,123 Dramatics 123 Pep Club 123 A.F.S. 10,1 1,12 treas.: G.A.A. 10,Il,l2. E'1'1'INGER, HENRY. FARRINGTON. DEBORAH. FISH, MARGARET. FISH, MIKE: V. Soccer 11,123 J.V. Soccer 103 Varsity G. 11,12. FLOYD, MARY. FLYNN, BILL: V. Football 11,12: J.V. Football 103 J.V. Basketball 103 V. Baseball 10,1 1,123 Senior Class Exec. Board 123 Varsity G. 11,12. FOGARTY, PAT: J.V. Wrestling 103 Golf ll. FORREST, ROBERT: Orchestra 103 Track 10,113 Senior Class Exec. Board 123 Student Council 10,1 1,123 Honor Society 11,123 Dramatics l0,11,123 Key Club 11,12 Parlia- mentaria n. FORTIER, ANNE: Transferred to Glens Falls in Junior year3 Prom Committee 113 Pep Club 113 Office Assistants 12, FORTIER, JOHN R.: Prom Committee II: Student Council Alt. l2: F.R.E.D. II,lZ: Dramatics II,IZ: A.F.S. lI,I2: Red Cross ll,I2: Broadcasters II. FRIERS, MIKE. FULLER, CRAIG: J.V, Football IO: J.V. Basketball 10: V. Basketball Il,I2. FYLIPEK. DAVID. GALLUCCI, REGINA: J. V. Field Hockey 10: V. Field Hockey II,lZ: J.V. Volleyball IO: Prom Committee Il: Prom Court Il: Senior Class Exec. Board IZ: Junior Class Function Committee Il: Student Council Alt. ll: Red and Black IZ: Dramatics II,l2: A.F.S. IO: G.A.A. IO, sec., II,lZ, Pres.: Key Club ll,I2. GAZETOS, IRENE: Red and Black IZ, assistant editor: Dramatics I0,l l,I2: A.F.S. ll.I2. Vice Pres.: Outing Club IO: G.A.A. l0,l I: F.T.A. I0. GEORGE, ELIZABETH: Stage Band IO.I I,l2: Band IO,l I,lZ: Orchestra IZ: Pep Band l0,I I,lZ: Senior Class Exec. Board IZ: Hi-Y Il,I2: Dramatics I0,ll,I2: A.F.S. l0,l l,l2: G.A.A. I l,I2. GEROUX, ROBERT. GERUSO, GWENN: Stage Band I0,I l,l2: Band IZ: Or- chestra l0,Il,lZ: Mixed Choir IO,IZ: J.V. Basketball II: J.V. Volleyball ll: Prom Committee ll: Junior Class Function Committee II: Student Council I0,l l,I2: Biologi- cal Society Il,I2: Key Club II,IZ Vice Pres. GIRARD, MICHELE. GOTTLIEB, STEPHANIE: J.V. Field Hockey I0,ll, capt.: Hi-Y II,l2 sec.: Red and Black IZ: Dramatics IO,ll,lZ: A.F.S. ll,lZ: Outing Club IO,Il: G.A.A. I0,ll: Red Cross IZ: Key Club II,I2. GRANT, MATT: Track I0,I2. GRATTON, ALLEN. GRECO, DIANE. GROESBECK, DIANE. GUAY, WILLIAM. HAGY, TIM. HAMMER, DIANE MARIE: Prom Committee ll: Senior Class Exec. Board I2: Junior Class Function Committee II: Student Council II: Ticket Sellers IZ: Hi-Y Il,I2: Drama ll: Pep Club l0,Il: G.A.A. l0,I I: Ushers Club l0,l I: Who's who among American High School Students. HANSEN, HANS A.: J.V. Wrestling I0. HARPER, WILLIAM LEE JR.: JV Basketball IO: V. Basketball II.lZ. HART, PAT: Swimming I0,II,lZ: Track IO: Field Hockey I0,I I,I2: Student Council IZ: Key Club II,I2. HAYWARD, JIM: JV Soccer 10: Prom Court ll. HECHT, JEFFREY: JV Wrestling l0: Student Council Alt. IO: Student Council Il: Red and Black IZ: Drama I0,I I,l2: Student Council President 12. HERNANDEZ, LINDA. HERRICK, SUE: Track IO,l I,lZ: JV Field Hockey IO: V. Field Hockey IZ: Prom Committee ll: Senior Class Exec. Board IZ: Student Council Alt. Il: G.A.A. I0,l l,l2: Key Club ll,l2. HESS, MEREDITH: Prom Committee ll: Scnior Class Exec. Board IZ: Hi-Y II,I.2: Key Club ll,I2. HETTINGER, DOUGLAS: Stage Band I0,I l.l2: Band I0,I I,l2: Orchestra l0,I I,l2: Pep Band I0,I I,I2: Octet l0,l I,IZ: Mixed Choir IO: Student Council IZ: Drama IZ: Biological Society IO, Key Club ll,IZ: Tri-County Band l0,I I,l2. HILDRETH, CINDA: V. Basketball I0,I I.l2: Track l0,ll,l2: Field Hockey IZ: Volleyball l0,lI.l21 Biological Society Il: G.A.A. l0.ll,l2: Key Club Ill,il2. HOAG, MARJORIE: Ushers' Club IO. HOLMQUIST, HANS: Dramatics IO,I I,IZ: Outing Club ll. HOWARD, DONALD: Mixed Choir l0. HOWE. ART: Track I0,l I. HURLBURT, JANINE: A.F.S. lI,IZ: Ushers' Club IO,ll,l2. ISGRO, CHRISTOPHER. JOCHIM, HELEN: Pep Club lO,l l,lZ: A.F.S. lI,IZ: G.A.A. IZ: Ushers Club IO. JOHN, GEORGE: Senior Class Exec. Board IZ: Senior Class Pres. I2. JOHNSON, DONNA: V. Basketball l0,I I,IZ: J.V. Field Hockey ll: V. Field Hockey IZ: Volleyball l0.Il.l2: Hi-Y Il,l2: A.F.S. IZ: G.A.A. I0,l I,IZ. JOHNSON, MARK JOHNSON, SUSAN. JONES, KATHY: Prom Committee II: Red Cross II. JONES, MATT. JOSEPH, DENISE: Sports Manager IO: Senior Class Exec. Board IZ: Pep Club lI,I2: A,F.S. IO,Il,lZ: G.A.A. l0,Il,I2: Broadcasters lI,I2: Treasurer of Pep Club I2. JUDD, VALERIE: Mixed Choir IO: A.F.S. IZ: Red Cross IZ. KAMBURELIS, PAUL: Sports Manager II: Student Council I0. KANTROWITZ, KARRI L.: Ticket Sellers IZ: Red Cross ll,IZ. KELLEHER, DANIEL. KELLEHER, KATHY: Ticket Sellers ll: Pep Club Il: A.F.S. ll,lZ: F.T,A. IO: Red Cross IZ: Explorers Post 220. KELSEY, KELLY: Prom Committee ll: Senior Class Exec. Board I2: Junior Class Function Committee ll: Stu- dent Council l0: Student Council Alt. l0,lZ: F.R.E.D. I0,ll: Hi-Y II: Drama IO,lI,I2: Pep Club I0,lZ: Key Club ll. KIM, RON: JV Football IO: Swimming I0: Track IO: Prom Committee ll: Prom Court II: Senior Class Exec. Board IZ: Student Council I0,I I,lZ: Red and Black IZ Editor: Varsity G. I0,II, V. Football II,I2. KNAPP, MARTHA: J.V. Cheerleader l0: Volleyball IZ: Prom Committee Il, Senior Class Exec. Board IZ: Red Cross IZ: Key Club lI,lZ. KOPELOVITZ, KAREN: Mixed Choir I0: Ticket Sellers l0,l2. KRARUP, ANNE: Track IO: Prom Committee II: Ticket Sellers l0,ll: Drama l0,I I: Biological Society I0,l I: A.F.S. I0,Il. KROLL, FRED: Tennis l0,I I: Track IO. KRUG, LISA: Transferred to Glens Falls in Junior year: V. Cheerleader I2: J.V. Basketball II: Prom Committee II: Senior Class Exec. Board IZ Chairman: Junior Class Function Committee ll: Student Council II,I2: Pep Club IZ: G.A.A. lI,l2: Ushers Club IZ: Homecoming Commit- tee Chairman IZ. LACKEY, SUE. LACROSS. BELINDA. LALONDE, BECKY: Bowling l0,I I: Prom Committee Il: Ticket Sellers lO,II: Red Cross II V. Pres. LAPLANT, CLAYTON: Bowling l0,l I: Ushers' Club lO,l l,IZ. LAPOINT, DAVID: V. Football IZ: J.V. Football IO: J.V Baseball 9: V. Baseball l0,l l,lZ: Bowling IO, Capt.: Stu- dent Council Alt. IO: Varsity G. I0,I I,I2. LAPOINTE, JOEL: V. Football I0,l l,I2: V. Baseball I0,I I,lZ, Capt.: Bowling IO: Prom Committee Il: Student Council I0,I I,I2, alt.: F.R.E.D. Il,IZ: Varsity G. I0.l l,l2. LAROSE, DAVE: V. Football ll: J.V. Football IO: Swim- ming I0,II,IZ. LAVKOY, JOSEPH: Sports Manager l0.l I.lZ: Bowling l0,I l. LEAVER, JON: Tennis I0,I I,l2: Varsity G. I0,l I,IZ:Key Club IZ. LEFEBVRE, LISA. LINDSEY, MARY: Prom Committee ll: Junior Class Function Committee II. LUCAS, PAUL: J.V. Basketball IO: V. Basketball II.IZ. MABB, KATHY. MABB, PATRICK. MAILLE, DARROW. MALONEY, BOB: J.V. Football IO: J.V. Basketball IO: V. Soccer I2: Varsity G. I2. MANELL, KAREN: Omce Assistants lI,lZ. MARTIN, TODD F.: Student Council Alt. II. MARTINDALE, PAMELA. MCGUIRK, SALLY: Orchestra l0,I l,lZ: J.V. Field Hockey I0,l I: V. Field Hockey IZ: Senior Class Exec. Board IZ: Student Council Alt. IZ: Student Council Rep. IO,I I: F.R.E.D. lI,lZ: Hi-Y II,lZ: Red and Black IZ, edi- tor: Drama l0,lI,lZ: Pep Club IO,l l,lZ: A.F.S. I0,ll,IZ: G.A.A. I0.Il.lZ1 F.T.A. IZ: Broadcasters IZ: Key Club ll,lZ. MICHON, KEITH. MIDDLETON, DAVID: V. Baseball IO: V. Soccer I0,I l,l2. MILLER, DANIEL: JV Football I0: V. Football II: V. Basketball I0: Track 9,l0,I l,I2. MISSITA, JANE: J.V, Cheerleading IO: V. Cheerleading II,IZ: Pep Club l0,II,I2: Prom Committee II. MOYNIHAN. JIM: Student Council IO. MURPHY, JOSEPH. MURPHY, KATHLEEN: JV Cheerleader IO: V. Cheer- leader II,I2: Prom Committee II: Senior Class Exec. Board IZ: Junior Class Function Committee ll: Student Council IZ: Pep Club I0,I I,lZ: G.A.A. I0,l I.l2. NADEAU, JEAN: Pep Club IZ: A.F.S. lI,I2: G.A.A. ll,l2. NASH, ELIZABETH: JV Cheerleader I0: Prom Commit- tee II: Pep Club IO: G.A.A. I0. NEWTON, WALTER: JV Football II: Tennis II,I2. NOCE, DENISE. NORDQUIST, SUSAN. O'BRlE.N, DENNIS. O'CONNOR. DAN. O'KEEFE, KATHRYN: Orchestra l0.I I,I2: Mixed Choir II,I2: Prom Committee II: Honor Society II,I2: F.R.E.D. Il,l2 Co-chairman: Hi-Y II,I2: Drama I0,II,I2 Exec. Board: Pep Club II: A.F.S. I0,I I,l2 Secretary: Red Cross ll,I2 Sec., Broadcasters ll,l2: Key Club lI,l2: Tri-Coun- ty Choir ll: Medical Explorer Post 220 l0,I I,l2: Nursing Explorer Post 22I I2 Pres. 0'LEARY, KAREN. OSBORNE, KATHY: Mixed choir io, Pep Club io. osBoRNE, LEN1 iv wrestling io. PAINTER, SUSAN: Stage Band IO,I I,l2: Band lO,l I,l2: Orchestra lO,l I,l2: Pep Band I0,ll.I2: Octet I2: Mixed Choir I2: Tennis l0,I I: Field Hockey lO,lI.l2 captain? Volleyball I0,l I,l2: Prom Committee Il: Senior Class Exec. Board IZ: Hi-Y I2: Drama. I0,l I,l2: G.A.A. IO,I I,l2 treas.: Senior Class Tres. PALMER, BRUCE: Red and Black Photographer ll,I2. PALMER. BECKY. PEETS, DAVID: V. Football I2: Prom Committee II: Prom Court ll: Junior Class Function Committee II: Var- sity G. I2. PERKINS, SUSAN: Octet lI.l2: Mixed Choir ll,l2: Drama II,I2: A.F.S. IO,l I,l2. PETERS, TIMOTHY: V. Wrestling 9,l0,l I: Prom Com- mittee ll: Student Council Alt. IO. PHILLIPS, JOSEPH MARK. PISARE, NIKI: Honor Society ll,I2: Drama ll,l21 A.F.S. ll,I2 pres.: G.A.A. ll,I2. PODNORSKI, TERI: Stage Band I0,l I,l2: Band lO,II,l2: Orchestra I0,I I,l2 pres.: Pep Band IO,lI,l2: Oc- tet II,l2: Student Council I0.I I,l2: Honor Society ll,I2 pres.: Hi4Y Il,l2: F.T.A. IO: Co-President P.T.S.A. II,l2Z Glens Falls Area Outstanding Teenager Award ll: Rep. to Girls' State ll. POLLOCK, LISA. POTTER, GRAY: Tennis Il: Track IO. POTTER, VIRGINIA. PREVOST, RONALD PURNER, DOUGLAS PURNER, THOMAS RAINVILLE, PETER C.: Band IO: Orchestra IO. REARDON, JEFFREY REMINGTON, NANCY: Prom Committee ll: Junior Class Function Committee ll: Student Council Alt. l0,Il,I2: Drama ll: Pep Club II: G.A.A. l0,l I: French Club IO. REYNOLDS, SUSAN: Track IO: Field Hockey I2: J.V. Field Hockey ll: Senior Class Exec. Board I2: Hi-Y IO,II,I2: Red and Black I2: Drama IO,Il1 Pep Club lI,I2: Biological Society IO: A.F.S. IO: G.A.A. IO,II,I2. RILEY, PATRICK: J.V. Football IO, capt.: V. Football II,I2 capt.: J.V. Basketball IO: J.V. Wrestling ll, capt.: V. Wrestling l2, eapt.: J.V. Baseball IO: Prom Committee Il: Prom Court Il: Senior Class Exec. Board I2: Junior Class Function Committee II: Student Council IO,Il,I21 Varsity G. Il Treas., l2. RIOS, GINA. ROBERTS, WENDY: Prom Committee Il: Junior Class Function Committee II. ROBICHAUD. DONNA. ROBINSON, TIM: J.V. Baseball I0: Bowling l0.lI. ROCKWELL, CAROL: V. Cheerleader lI,I2: Prom Committee Il: Prom Court ll: Senior Class Exec. Board I2: Junior Class Function Committee ll: Student Council I0,I I: Student Council Alt. I2: Ticket Sellers I2: Hi-Y I2: PCP Cl'-lb II.l2: G.A.A. lO.I I.I21 Office Assistants I2: Senior Cloass Sec. ROLLO, JAMES: Golf I0,I I: Bowling l0,ll capt.: Track l0,II. ROWELL, GIGI. ROZELL, BARBARA: V. Cheerleader I2: V. Basketball lI,l2: V. volleyball lI.l2 capt.: Prom Committee ll: Sen- ior Class Exec. Board I2: Junior Class Function Commit' tee II: Hi-Y II,I2: Business Mgr., Red and Black: Pep Club ll.l2: G.A.A. II.l2. ROZAKIS, STELENE: Mixed Choir IO: Senior Class Exec. Board I2: Dramatics l0,l2: G.A.A. ll: Broadcasters I2: Key Club 12. RUDINSKY TOM: V. Football IO,I I,l2: J.V. Basketball IO: Student Council I2: Varsity G. lI,l2: French Club IO. RYAN, MIKE: J.V. Football IO: J.V. Baseball IO: V. Baseball II,l2: Prom Committee II: Student Council l0,I I. SAWYER, MICHELLE. SCHAFFER. STEVE: J.V. Football IO: V. Football Il,l2. SCHWARTZ, KENNETH: Stage Band IO: Band lO,I2g Orchestra IO: Pep Band lO,l2: Student Council I0: Red And Black I2: Red Cross I0,I I,l2. Pres. SCIDMORE, NOEL: Cross Country IO,l I,l2: Track I0,ll,I2: Student Council II,l2: Honor Society ll,l2: Red and Black I2: Varsity G. l0,l I,l2: Boy's State: Key Club- Jr. Oflicer. SCOFIELD, EDWARD: Sports Manager IO: Track l0,l I. SCOVILLE, SHIRLEY. SCUDDER, HOLLY: J.V. Field Hockey IO: Field Hockey II: Volleyball Il: Dramatics lO.l I: A.F.S. l0,l I: G.A.A. l0,l I. SHANAHAN, ALISON: J.V. Volleyball lO,I I: V. Volley- ball I2: Prom Committee ll: Junior Class Function Com- mittee ll. SHANGRAW, KAREN: Senior Class Exec. Board I2: Drama l0,I2: A.F.S. IO,l2: G.A.A. IO: Broadcasters I2: Key Club I2: Honor Society IZ. SHAW, SANDRA A.: Mixed Choir IO: Ticket Sellers l0.l I,l2: Broadcasters II. SHELDON, MARGOT: Track Il: Prom Committee ll: Junior Class Function Committee ll. SHEPARD, CHUCK. SHEPARD, DICK. SHEVLIN, T.J.: J.V. Football IO: V. Football II,l2: J.V. Baseball IO: Senior Class Exec. Board I2: Varsity G lI.l2. SHUFELT, JOYCE. SKELLIE, JULIE. SMITH, BONNIE. SONDRINI, KATHRYN: Stage Band I0,Il,l2: Band lO,l I,l2: Pep Band IO: V. Cheerleader II,l2: Prom Com- mittee Il: Junior Class Function Committee ll: Red and Black I2: Pep Club lI,l2: A.F.S. IO: G.A.A. I0.l I,l2: F.T.A. I2: Tri-County Band lI,I2. STEIN, BOB: V. Football I0,l I,l2. STEVES. DAN. STIMPSON, ROBIN. STOCKMAN, PHILIP: Band l0,I I,l2: Pcp Band I0,l I,l2. STROSKY, RON: J.V. IO: V. Baseball II,IZ. SULLIVAN, CHRISTINE: V. Basketball IO: Track I0,I I: Volleyball I0,l I: Prom Committee ll: Biological Society l0,ll,l2: G.A.A. I2: Key Club II,l2. SWEET, TIMOTHY: V. Track lO,l I. TABOR, JEFF: V. Swimming IO,I I,l2. TEAGUE, BRIAN: Cross Country IO,l I,l2: Track l0,l I,l2. TERRY. DAVID. TESSINO, SUSAN: J.V. Cheerleader II: Prom Commit- tee ll: Senior Class Exec. Board I2: Junior Class Function Committee Il: Student Council Alt. l0.l I,l2: Dramatics Il: Pep Club l0,II: G.A.A. l0,l I. THOMAS, LYNNE: J.V. Cheerleader IO: V. Cheerleader ll,I2 capt.: Prom Committee ll: Prom Court ll: Junior Class Function Committee ll: Red and Black I2: Pep Club l0,I I,l2. THOMPSON, MARTHA: Tennis IO: Prom Committee ll: Senior Class Exec. Board I2: Junior Class Function Committee Il: Student Council l0,II,l2: Honor Society ll,I2: Hi-Y II,l2: Dramatics ll,l2: A.F.S. 10: G.A.A. l0,IIl Key Club Il,l2. TREMBLAY. WENDY:Mixed Choir I0,I I,l2: Prom Committee ll: Dramatics ll: Ushers' Club IO. TRERISE, EDWARD V.: Octet I2: Mixed Choir l0,ll,l2: Honor Society II,I2: A.F.S. ll,I2. TUCKER, JOANNE: Orchestra I0: Mixed Choir I2: Track l0,l I: Prom Committee ll: Senior Class Exec. Board I2: Junior Class Function Committee ll: Student Council Il,I2: Student Council Alt. IO: Honor Society Il,I2: Hi-Y lO,II,l2: Drama II,l2: A.F.S. lO,l I,l2: F.T.A. 10: Ushers Club II,l2: Key Club ll,l2: P.T.S.A. I2 Vice Pres.: Majorettes IO,I I,l2. TURNER, KAREN: Orchestra IO, Mixed Choir IO: Sen- ior Class Exec. Board l2: Junior Class Function Commit- tee II. URBONOWICZ, SALLY. VANNIER, VICKIE. VIRAG, DENISE: Band lO,Il,I2: Honor Society l0,II,I2g German Club l0. VITFENGL, ANN M.: Girls V. Basketball I0,l I,l2: Track l0,l I,l2: Field Hockey lO,I I,l2 Co-Captain: Prom Committee II: Prom Court II: Senior Class Exec. Boarcd I2: Junior Class Function Committee: Student Council I0,lI,l2 sec.: Honor Society ll,I2: Hi-Y ll,l2 Red and Black I2: G.A.A, l0,l I,l2: Jr. Class Pres. WAKEFIELD, SCO'I'I': J.V. Football IO: Tennis ll: Stu- dent Council Alt. I2: F.R.E.D. I2: DRAMA II,l2: A.F.S. I2: Red Cross I2: Broadcasters I2: Key Club ll,l2. WALLACE, MICHAEL: V. Football Il: J.V. Basketball IO: V. Basketball ll. WATSON, SUSAN: Senior Class Exec. Board I2. WEBB, JACK: Bowling ll. WEBB, JILL. WEINSTEIN, STEVE: Soccer l0,I I,l2: Track I0,I I,l2: Varsity G. Il. WHITTY, ANNE MARIE. WILCOX, JAMES: Band I0,l I,l2: Stage Band lO,I I,l2: Orchestra lO,II,l2. WILHELM, GORDEN: J.V. Football I0: V. Football ll,I2: Prom Committee ll: A.F.S. ll: Varsity G. I2: Key Club l2. WRIGHT, MARIE: Track I0: Prom Committee ll: Sen- ior Class Exec. Board I2: Junior Class Function Commit- tee II: Ticket Sellers I2: Pep Club lO,l2: A.F.S. I2: G.A.A. l0,l2, YASKO, EDWARD. YOUNG, DENISE: Transferred to Glens Falls in Junior Year: Band II,l2: Orchestra ll.l2: Mixed Choir ll: Hon- or Society I I,l2: G.A.A. I I. ZIOBROWSKI, PAUL: Red and Black I2: Student Coun- eil IO: Honor Society IZ. Abbott, Amy Abbott, Julie Abbott, Thomas Addison, Rebecca Adirondack Brands Adirondack Power Products, 84 96 1 17 96 175 Inc . 169 Advertisements 155 A . F . S . 46 -47 Aides 26 Air Land Motor Parts, lnc . 163 Alexander's Jewelers 182 Almosnino, Truddie 84 Anderson, Bonnie 117 Appleyard, James 96 Aratare, Jane 96 Arcuri, Elizabeth 117 Argersingers 177 Aronson, Lynn 96 Aronson, Mark 84 Aronson, Ruth 117 Art Department 22 Askew, Elaine 117 Aust, Kevin 84 Austin, Christine 84 Aus1in, James 84 Baehm, Raymond 96 Balch, Ginny 96 Baldwin, Vicky 117 Band 37 Bank Square Restaurant 181 Bannin, Kimberly 96 Bannin, Linda 117 Barber, Todd 84 Barber, Valerie 84 Barker, Christopher 96 Barlow, Christine 118 Barrett, Tina 84 Barrette, Lisa 84 Baseball 68-69 Basketball 58 - 59 Batease, Glenn 96 Baumann, John 118 Bay Optical 178 Bay Street Pharmacy 187 Bedore, Annette 84 Beeman, Holly 96 Bella's Bagels 182 Bemmett, Donna 118 Benson, Mrs. Elizabeth 22 Benway, Peter 84 Berger, Jonathan 18, 19 Berger, Lauren 84 Berkowitz, Aleta 84 Berkowitz, Charles 84 Best, Tammy 118 Binley Florist, Inc. 187 Bishop, John 84 Bishop, Richard 84 Blackmer, John 84 Blackmer, Martha 84 Blackmer, Tina 118 Blake, Debra 96 Blake, Robert 118 Bloodmobile 79 B'nai B'rith Youth Organization 175 Board of Education 10 Bobbin, Steffi 118 Bolster, Patricia 96 Bolster, Sherri 84 Boston Candy Kitchen 179 Bovair, Gerald 84 JNDAEW Bradley, Michael 84 Bradley, Sharron 119 Bray Terminals, Inc. 162 Breault, Lorrie 85 Brennan, Stephanie 119 Brennan, Timothy 85 Brewer, Tom 119 Bricoccoli, Paul 21 ,49 Briggs, Mary 85 Bright, Gus 96 Brilling, Joseph 85 Brilling, Laurie 119 Bristol, John 96 Broadcasters 32 Brockway, William 119 Bromley, Mrs. Betty 26 Bromley, Lisa 119, 120 Bronk, Derek 85 Brown, Caroline 96 Brown, Douglas 96 Brown, Gary 96 Brown, Gregory 96 Brown, James 96 Brown, Linda 85 Brunelle, Thomas 96 Bnmo, David 85 Buchman, Rachel 97 Buckley, Bernard 119 Buckley, Mrs. Patricia 3,18,19,42 Buckley Tire Service 182 Bullard, Steven 119 Bmch, Barbera 120 Bmch, Kevin 120 Burch, Sally 97 Burke, David 85 Burlett, William 120 Burnham Family 180 Burns News Room 166 Business Department 24 Butler, Michael 97 Cafaro, James J. 24 Cafaro, Joanne 97 Cafaro, William 85 Cafeteria Staff 27 Caldwell, Susan 85 Callan, Judy 120 Callan, Susan 85 Canada Dry 187 Canale, Mrs. Marlene 24,45 Canale, William 120, 137 Canavan's Warren Tires , Inc. 166 Cardinale, Lori 120 Cardone, Peter 120 Caringi, Lisa 85 Carpenter, Michael 120 Caselli, Loren 120,136 Cassidy, Jeffrey 121 Castellucci, Lisa 121 Cavanagh, Mrs. Marion 22 Cederstrom, Alan D. 16,17 Celeste, Mark 121 Centerbar, Linda 121 Certain, Mrs. Grethe 20 Chadwick, Carol 97 Chadwick, Theresa 85 Champion, Deborah 97 Charlebois, Joseph 85 Cheerleaders 40-41 Children's Store and Clother Hut 179 Chilson, Kelly 85 Chorus Christmas Dance Church, William Clark, Donald Clark, Susanne Clarke, Helen Clarke, Stephen Classic Cable Systems Class of '77 Class of '78 Class of '79 Clevenger, George Close, Elizabeth Coffey, Elizabeth Collier, John 39 71 121 121 121 55 121 182 155 159 159 97 as 122 122 Collins, William 97 122 85 Combs, Kim Comeau, Barbara Conclusion 194 - 200 Cool Insurance Agency 185 Cormie, Scott 85 Cote, Christopher 85 Cote, Deborah 122, 147 Cote, Richard 85 Cottrell, Ann 85 Cottrell Mrs. Sharon 26 Coulter ,' Charles 122 Crannell , Connie 86 Cross-Country Track 50-51 Crothamel, Gaye 97 Cubbins, Robert F. 18 Curley, Patrick 97 Cm-rier, Deana 86 Cturier, Karen 122,128 Custodians 26 Cutshall's Formal Rentals 170 C.V. Peters 179 Czajkowski, Madelin 86 Dairy Queen 182 Dalbey, Laurie 97 Daly, Heidi 97 Dano, Robert 122 Dansky, Carol 97 David, Mark 123,127 Davidson, Peter K. 21 Davis, Andrew 86 Davis, David 123 Davis, Guy R. 24 Davis, John 86 Davis, Peter 86 Dean, John 97 Dearstyne, Martha 123 Dehais, William 86 Deihl, Noel 123 Delsignore, Peter 123 Demboski, Amy 123 Deno, Terry 123 Den Wilhelm Auto Sales 173 Depan, Mark 86 Desantis, John 86 Destefano, Victoria 86 Dever, Kathy 86 Dever, Lyrm 124 Devlin, James 86 Deyoe, Kenneth 97 Dezago, Frank 124 DiBella, Susan 86 Didas, John S. 13 Didio, Ann 124,131 Didio, Denise 86 Didio, Peter 124 Dobert, Amy 97 Dodds, Elizabeth A. 14,16 Dogsby, Helene 178 Donahue, Christine 86 Donahue, Martha 124 Donahue 's Market 187 Donelly, James 86 Donnelly, Mary 97 Donovan, Susan 124 Dorvee, Erskine 86 Dorvee, Jeffrey 86 Downtown Business Associates 185 Drama Club 44,74-75 Dubay, Suzanne 97 Ducey, Karen 86 Duckett, James 86 Dufour, Thomas 86 Duggan, Jeanne 124 Duggan, Kathy 97 Durcan, Sara 124 Durett, Robyn 87 Dyer, Charles 87 Dyer, Timothy 125 Easson, Elizabeth 125 Easson, Graham R. 11 Edmunds, Angela 87 Edwards, Jeffrey 97 Edwards, Robert 125 Edwards, Thomas 125 Egan, Eric O. 23 Eggleston, David 87 Eggleston, Wesley 87 Eldridge, Patricia 125 Ellis, Mathew 98 Elmer, Richard 125 Elwell, Wendy 125 Empire Billiard Parlor 183 English Department 18- 19 Engwer , Julie 98 Erlanger, Kay 98 Erlanger's Fashions 189 Esmond, Mary Ann 98 Estabrook, Donna 98 Ettinger, Catherine 87 Ettinger, Henry 125 Fall Line Ski Shop 182 Fallon, Joanne 98 F.A. Richardson's Sons 172 Farrell, Andrew 87 Farrington, Deborah 126 Feigenbaum, Brent 98 Feigenbaum Cleaners 178 Ferrie, Allan J. 18,19 Fiato, Robin 98 Fidopiastis, Niki 87 Field Hockey 54-55 Fiore, Chris 87 First National Bank of Glens 188 Falls Fish, Joanne 87 Fish, Margaret 126 Fish, Michael 126 Fish, Raymond 98 Fisher, Lori 98 Flintkote Company 168 Floyd, Mary 126 Flynn, Kathleen 98 Flynn, William 126, 145 Fogarty, Kathleen 87 Fogarty, Patrick 126 Football 48-49 Ford , Stephen . 87 Foreign Language Department 20 Forrest, Robert 126 Fortier, Anne 126 Fortier, Christopher 87 Fortier, Daniel 98 Fortier, John 127 Fountaine, Mrs. Helen 20 Fox Distributors 187 Fox 8 Murphy 189 F.R.E.D. 80 Freeman, Bonney 87 Freeman, Mark 18 French, Mary 87 Friers, Michael 127 F.T.A. 34 Fuller, Craig 127 Fuller, Daniel 87 Fuller, Robin 87 Fuller, Wayne 87 Furgeson, Katherine 87 Fylipek, David 127 G .A . A . 31 , 156 Gallucci, Regina 127 Gazetos, Irene 127 George, Daniel 98 George, Elizabeth 118,127 George, Joanne 87 Gericke, Stanley 22,36-38 Geroux, Robert 127 Geruso, Gwenn 128 Gifford, James 98 Gilman, Peter 87 Girard, Michele 128 Girls Basketball 60 Girls Track 66 Glendale Furniture 169 Glens Falls Area Youth Center 179 Glens Falls Army Surplus 160 Glens Falls Business Machines, Inc. 185 Glens Falls Distributing Company, Inc. 164 Glens Falls National Bank 8 Trust Company 165 Glens Falls New Car Franchised Dealers Assoc . 189 Glens Falls Teachers Associaiion 158 Gohn, Jeffrey 98 Goldman, Regina 88 Goldstein, Judi 88 Goldstock's 166 Goodemote, Elizabeth 98 Goodman, Craig 88 Gordon, John 98 Gordon, Marie 98 Gordon, Richard 88 Gorman, Donna 88 Gottlieb, Keith 98 Gottlieb, Stephanie 128 Grant, Mathew 128 Grape and Grain Restaurant 170 Gratton, Allen 128 Greco, Diane 128 Greenhouse Club 35 Groesbeck, Diane 128 Grout, Howard E. 17,34 Grout, Mrs. Marjorie 23,34 Guardian Realty 175 Guay, Barbara 98 Guay, William 128 Guidance Department 12 Guidance Secretaries 26 Guyette, Ronald 88 Hagy, Timothy 129 Hall, Kathleen 98 Hamilton, Ann 99 Hamilton, Jean B. 14, 15 Hammer, Diane 129 Hanks Candy Co. 181 Hansen, Hans 129 Hansen, Lucille 88 Harper, William 129, 143 Harrington, Christine 99 Harrington, Craig 99 Harris, Mrs. Dale 21,54,55,60,61 Harrison, Andrew 88 Hart, Deborah 88 Hart, Patricia 129 Haseltine, Kerry 99 Havens, Pamela 88 Hayward, Diana 88 Hayward, Mary 99 Healy, Daniel 99 Hecht, Jeffrey 129 Heidelbrug Inn 161 Henry, Gail 99 Henry, Leslie 99 Herbold, Susan 129, 140 Herlihy, Maryanne 99 Hermance, Jamie 88 Hernandez, Linda 129 Herne, Aaron 99 Herrick, Robert H. 12 Herrick, Susan 130 Hess , Meredith 130 , 135 Hess Ventures, Inc. 166 Hettinger, Douglas 130 Hettinger, Rhonda 99 Hewitt, Vicki 99 Hildreth, Cinda Sue 130 I-Iildreth Travel Center 179 Hill, Theresa 88 Hirsch, Charles 99 History Department 14- 15 Hiter, Stephen 119, 130 Hi-Y 30,156 Hoag, Marjorie 130 Hoerning, Walter 99 Hoffman, Constance 88 Holmquist, Hans 130 Homan's Mobile 174 Homecoming 63 Home Ec. 23 Homkey, John 99 Homkey, Mary 88 Honor Society 76-77 Hope, Laurie 99 Horton, Lyn 99 Howard, Donald 130 Howe , Arthur 131 Hubert, Caroline 88 Hudnut, Kenneth 88 Humphrey, Lori 99 Hurlburt, Janine 131 Hussa, Edwin 13 Iaanucci, Angela 99 Index 152 - 154 Industrial Arts Department 23 Inside Edge 170 Interstate United Corporation at the Glens Falls City School District 159 Jacox, Cheryl 99 James, Douglas 88 Jaunita's Beauty Shop 159 Jaxton Manufacturing Corp. 161 J.C. Penney 163 J.E. Sawyer 8 Co. , Inc. , 164 Jochim, Helen 131 John, George 131 Johnson, Donna 131 , 146 Johnson, Mark 131 Jomon, lgfhchael 128 o on usan Johnsonis Gun Repair 179 Jones Kathy 131 Jones: Mathew 132 Jones, Michael 88 Jones, Theresa 89 Jordan , Daniel Joseph, Denise 89 132 Joseph's Food S Catering 178 Service Jostens American Yearbook 1 80 Mahoney, Colleen Mahoney Notifier Mahoney, Shawn 124, Maille, Darrow Maloney, Robert Mandwelle, Peter Manell, Karen Maple Street Discount . Marcantonio, Mrs. Julie 21 , 31 , 35 , 63 3 100 164 135 135 135 100 135 181 Marching Band Marcia's Fashions 177 Martin, Marie 100 Martin, Todd 135 Martindale, Eva 100 Martindale, Pamela 136 Math Depamnent 13 Matte, Paula 136 Matteson, Laura 100 Mattison, Daniel 136 Matt's Pastry Shop 181 Maurer, Linda 136 Mayo, Curtis 136 Mayott, Sherilyn 89 Mayott, Stewart 100 McBrides Paint 8 Wallpaper Store 177 McCaffery, Lori 89 McCarthy, Donna 100 McCoy, Arvella 100 McFarlane, Mrs. Barbara 26 McGarr, Bryan 90 McGarr, Mitzi 90 McGarr, William 100 McGuirk, Holly 90 McGuirk, Sally 136 McKenzie, Laurel 100 McMahon, John 90 M.C. Scoville 183 Meads Nursery, Inc. 172 Merrill, John S. 13,67 Merritt, Karen 90 Merritt, Susan Mershon, Lori Meyer, Angela Meyers, John Michon, Keith Mico Clothes Middleton, David Middleton, Michele Miller, Connie Miller, Daniel Miller, Donald W. Mills, Margaret Minges, Kendall Missita, Jane Mitchell, Daniel Monroe, Mrs. Jeannine Moore, Charles Moran, Kelly Moran's Sporting Store Morgan, Tina 90 136 101 101 136 181 137 90 90 137 23 101 12 137 101 26 101 90 177 90 Co. Joy Department Store 189 Judd, Valerie 132 Juniors 94 Kamburelis, Paul 132 Kantrowitz, Karri 132 Keamey, Kathleen 89 Keating, John 89 Keith, Julie 89 Kelleher, Daniel 132 Kelleher, Kathleen 132 Kelly, Patrick 99 Kelsey, Kelly 132 Kemp, Sanford 20 Key Club 32-33, 161 Kiley's Pharmacy and Surgical Center 181 Kim, Ronald 133 Kirkhams 186 Knapp, Martha 133, 139 Kopelovitz, Karen 133 Krarup, Anne 133 Kroll, Frederick 133 Krug, Lisa 125, 133 Kyser, Karen 133 Lackey, Sue Ann 133 Lacombe, Thomas A. 14 LaCroix, Gordon F. 12 LaCross, Belinda 134 Lafera, Mathew 100 LaLonde, Becky 134 LaLonde, Jack 100 Lamarque, Gina 100 LaMarche, Mrs. Linda 26 LaMay, Bemard M. N 21 , 31 ,43 Lamay, Cherie 100 Lampkins, Mrs. Ann 26 LaPoint, David 122,134 Lapointe, Joel 134 LaRose, David 134 Larson, Leslie W. 13,43 LaVoy, Joseph 134 Lazarus 183 Leaver, Jon 134 Lebowitz, Mathew 100 Lefebvre, Lisa 134 Leinoff, Stuart E. 13, 16,17 Leland Paper Co. , Inc . 166 Lemery, Lynne 100 Leonard, Lyrme 135 Leroux, Linda 100 Lindsey, Mary 135 Livingston's Quality Manor7 1 2 Logan, John 100 Lucas, Robert 100 Lums Restaurant 182 Mabb, Kathleen 135 Morris, Jean 101 Morrissey, David 90 Mosher, Peter 90 Mosier, Philip 101 Moynihan, James 137 Muessig, Catherine 101 Mulcahey, Kevin 101 Mulvaney, George R. 16,17 Murone, Frank T. 22 Murphy, Joseph 137 Murphy, Kathleen 137 Murphy, Maura 101 Murray, David 101 Nadeau, Ellen 90 Nadeau, Jean Nash, Beth Newmont Wholesale Plumbing 8 Heating Co. 137 137 187 New Wa Lunch 180 Nibco oty New York 171 Nichols, Lawrence 101 Nichols, Patrick 101 Nims, Lisa 90 Noce, Denise 138 Noon, Melissa 138 Noone, James 90 Nordquist, Susan 138 Northway Diner 172 Northway Floors 163 O'Connell, James 90 O'Connor, Daniel 138 O'Connor, David 101 Octet 39 Ogden, Harold 101 O'Keefe, Donna 90 O'Keefe, Kathryn 138 O'Leary, Diane 90 O'Leary, Karen 138 Olsen, Linda 90 Optical Center of Glens Falls 178 Orchestra Orsini's Restaurant Osborne, Kathleen Osborne, Susan Ostrander, Terri Painter, Susan Palmer, Bruce Palmer, Mary Pahner, Rebecca Panfil, Lawrence 18,19,79 Parks, William A. 36 172 138 90 101 138,142 139 101 139 14,15,5O Patrons 193 Pat's Submarine S Pizza Shop 172 Pattee, Susan 91 Pearl, Amy 91 Peets, David 117,139, 144 Pep Club , 35 Pepsi Cola G.F. Bottling 167 Co. Perkins, Alan 101 Perkins, Susan 139 Peters, Timothy 139 Phelps, Carolyn 91 Phillips, Joseph 139 Phillips, Walter 91 Physical Education Department 21 Pissari, Niki 139 Pixley, Mark 101 Plummer, Judith 101 Podnorszki, Terri 139 Pollock, Lisa 140 Pollock, Lois 91 Polunci, Donald 22 Potter, Virginia 140 Potvin, Joseph 18, 19 Powder Puff 83 Powers, Jill 102 Powers, Patti 102 Powers, Peter 102 Prairie, Lisa 102 Preston, Steven 102 Principal 8 Assistant Principal 11 Profile Ski Wear 177 Prom 70 Prouty, David 102 P.T.S.A. 45 Pumer, Pamela 91 Queensbruy Racquet Club 172 Queensbury Sunoco 178 Rainville, Peter 140 Randolph, Lisa 91 Reardon, Jeffrey 140 Reardon, Tinothy 91 Red 8 Black Staff 3,42 Reed, Mrs. Louise H. 17,30 Rehm, Irwin M. 16,17 Reid, Robert H. 24,35 Remington, Nancy 140 Reynolds, Susan 140 R.G. Landry 170 Richie's Deli 178 Ridge Terrace Restaurant 176 Riley, Patrick 121 ,140 Riley, Timothy 102 Rios, Virginia 140 Rivers, Lynne 91 R.J. Sweet, Inc. 186 Roberts, Wendy 141 Robichaud, Donna 141 Robichaud, Richard 91 Robichaud, Robert 102 Robinson, Timothy 141 Robinson, Tracy 91 Robinson, Walter T. 23 Rockwell, Carol 141 Rolleston, Linda 91 Rollo, James 141 Ronan, Patricia 141 Rosecrans, T. 14, 15 Ross, Brett 91 Round, James 102 Route 9 Motors 160 Rowell, Marion 141 Rozakis, Stelene 141 Rozell, Anthony L. 14, 15 Rozell, Barbara 142 Rudinsky, Thomas 142 Rumme , Stanley E. 11 Russell 8 Wait, Inc. 182 Ryan, Michael 142 Ryer, Maryann 102 Sandy Hill 167 Savard Realty 172 Sawyer, Donald 91 Sawyer, Michelle 142 Schmitt, Eileen 102 Schwartz, Jeffrey 102 Schwartz, Kenneth 142 Scidmore, Noel 142 Science Department 16- 17 Scofield, Edward 142 Scolnik, Barry 14, 15 Scott, Daniel 91 Scoville , Shirley 142 Scudder, Holly 143 Secretaries 26 Security Supply Corp. 179 Senior Directory 148- 151 Seniors 116 Senn, Robert 102 Seward's Family Restaur- Shanahan, Alison Shangraw, Karen Shangraw's Pharmacy Shaw, Sandra Sheerer, Jay Sheldon, Margot ant 159 143 143 177 143 143 143 Shenk, Elizabeth 102 Shepard, Charles 143 Shepard, Richard 143 Shevlin, Anthony 144 Shippee, Cynthia 102 Shoe Shop 181 Shufelt, Joyce 144 Singletary, Scott 91 Skellie, Dina 91 Skellie, Julie 144 Skyline Discount G W.O. 186 Smith, Bonnie 14-4 Smith, Michael 91 Soccer 52-53 Solomon, Lindla 91 Solomon, Robert 102 Sommo , Christopher 102 Sondrini , Katherine 130,144 Sophomores 82 South, Nancy 91 Sovetts, Gregory 91 Spaghetti Supper 72 Spinster 78 Spitzer, Mark 129,144 Spitzer, Sarah 92 Squire Taven-1 183 Stage Band 38 Stanziano, Lore 92 St. Clair, Cheryl 102 Stein, Robert 134,144 Stevens Studios 191 Steves, Daniel 144 Steves, Scott 102 Stockman, Philip 133,145 Strosky, Ronald 145 Student Council 28-29, 157 Sullivan, Christine 126,145 Sullivan, Lamont 92 Sullivan, Robert 102 Suprenant, Denise 102 Suprenant, Esther 92 Suprenant, Renee 103 Sweet, Keith 103 Sweet, Michael 92 Sweet, Michelle 92 Sweet, Timothy 145 Swimming S6-57 Table of contents 2 Tabor, Jeffrey 145 Teague, Brian 145 Tennis, 67 Terry, David 145 Tessino, Susan 145 Thomas, Lynne 146 Thompson, Martha 146 Thompson, Sarah 103 Thompson's Texaco 190 Ticket Sellers 43 Tillett, Cheryl 146 Tillet, Christopher 92 Title Page 1 Track 64-65 Trading Post 35,163 Trapasso, Terri 92 Tremblay, Wendy 146 Trerise, Edward 146 Trerise, Francis A. 16,17 Tripp, Lisa 92 Troelstra, Frederick 92 Trombley, Carol 92 Trudel, Albert 103 Trudel, Susan 103 Trumble, Carol 92 Trumble Specialty Inc. 161 Tucker, Joanne 146 Tucker, Judy 103 Tumer, Karen Turner, Paula Urbonowicz, Joseph Urbonowicz, Sally Ushers Club U.S. Army Recruiting U.S. Navy Van Dyke Agency, Inc. Vannier, Peter Vannier, Vicky Varmette, Michael Varsity G Vieley, Melissa Viger, Cindy Villa, Judy Villa, Mark Vincent, Mrs. Eileen Vincent, Jeffrey Virag, Darlene Vittengl, Ann Vittengl, Joseph Volleyball Volleyball Game Wadleigh, Glenn Waggaman 8 Collyer tracters, Inc. Wagner, Sharlene Wakefield, Scott Wallace, Michael Warner, Carol Wamer, Linda C 146 103 103 146 43 192 183 178 92 147 103 31 103 103 103 92 26 92 92 147 92 61 73 92 on- 186 103 147 147 92 103 Wamer Pruyn Home Center 184 Watson, Susan Webb, Jack Webb, Jill Weekes, Loma Weinstein, Steven Weller, Daniel Weller's Auto Parts, Inc. Werder, Jennifer West, David Whalen, Norma White, Mitchell Whittemore, Scott Whitty, Anne Wilcox, James Wilder, Donna Wilhelm, Frank Wilhelm, Gorden Williams, Brad Wilson, Earle E. 138, Wilson, Mrs. Nancy D. 18 147 147 147 103 147 147 179 103 92 103 147 92 147 147 147 103 147 103 13 ,20 Winans, Matthew 103 Winnie, Barbara 104 Winslow, John 104 Wolfe, Connie 104 Woodbury, Lumber 187 Wrestling 62-63 Wright, Catherine 92 Wright, Marie 147 Y.M.C.A. 166 Young, Ann Marie 147 Young, Denise 147 Yotmg, Gregory 104 Young, James H. 14,23 Young 's Chineese Restaurant 166 Zales Ziobrowski , Paul 177 147 -i . f, -p 'W , V ,Z V H 'Mk V11 V 'A N-fg aw Ss '...f4f.. ji, ,fi-i ' . 3 3 I ' ,Y E X' 'X '74 ., ,J Br fi 5-. P W F5 ,Q 9' , . ,, W, ,gif Q ,D 8 -Q A ... 9, 3 F, F. . 5 'n-R3 ,T sg, L11 'Q' Q 3'f H . ab- 'P 'Q - --'- x 4 Ffl'f..'l X 2 y . 1: . Q ff .5 x. V+ . 55 5 x 2' 'Nl ' if X Q . I 'IW 9 i, 5 A f . L - A y-'W' Q ' wp P' .- f Q' Fe 9' ww K 2 ' 9 r Rf 4 .ff ft. 5 A , Ra 5, uf? 1914. 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'G1?fe?heTbevGg QS , A c' : -Sk 7,5 C rn 0 ,ig V i i n tim a t e f 1 Borg-Warren Champion t a Y 8 I, n kb 0 ll Q29 Guaker '17 C R o a d 'Z' 161 1676411 55164447 M4155 M76 Corner of Bay and Sanford St Glens Falls, New York 12801 Phone 792 9514 Open 7 days a Week 365 days a year Jlm Coffey Manager Bert Murphy Asst Manager BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF 77 7 AM TILL 11 PM Congratulations from me tm DJ 5 post Greg Sovetts knows the meanlng of 1nflat1on after V1s1t1ng the Tradmg Post Compl1ments of N016 FHWA V 171300165 M76 J Carpets Llnoleum A New Concept 1n carpet select1on Res1dent1al Spec1al1sts Nat1onall-y Advertlsed Rugs carpets restaurants offlces Off1CS Furnlture 0300 85 Quaker Rd 793 2220 Glens Falls N Y AVIATION MALL Glens Falls N Y 12801 11.716 BAND .!l40Z'0l6 PARKS .ZN6 Glens Falls N Y Branches Hudson Falls Greenw1ch North Creek Cormth So Glens Falls and Whltehall Your NAPA jobber ls a Good Man To Know Linoleum for homes-churches-motels ' ' ' . , 9 o a Q - , ' ! i 793- . l I I Q Qwvs 9,4555 ms' 51611511 ww 60 HRS S SSSUSHY SYSTEMS HEATING OIL BURNER SERVICE 26 Mc DONALD ST P o Box 110 GLENS FALLS N Y RAYMOND F MAHONEY GLENS FALLS N Y 12801 24 HOL11' Se1'V1Ce PHONE 518 793 7788 7v1,4ff07v51! N0 5751816 CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 77 ,75 5y4WZl8k' 44 60 M76 Wholesale D1str1butors Hardware Industr1a1Supphes Plmnblng gl Heatmg Supplles X W X, PSS, SSX S44 PHONE: 792-2.179 Free Checkm for e er one m class of '7 ,y lf you just graduated from hlgh Thlrd no sewlce charge on any school chances are th1s IS your f1rst 2 Tlcketron tlckets you buy to taste of flnanclal lndependence help you start en1oy1ng your new At Flrst Natlonal we can help lndependence make thlngs easter Stop ln at any of our 12 Flrst a IOOCZJ free checklng convement locat1ons and open account for 1 year to save you your free checktng account of 77 money F1rstNat1onal As bankers we Second a How to Manage Your want to help make handlmg your Money booklet to help you plan new fmanclal lndependence easter ahead Because as bankers we remember what gettmg started was hke if First Batlonal A good lnnk A good nclghbor Flrst Natlonal Bank of Glens Falls Offlces ln Bolton Landlng Glens Falls Granvllle Greenwloh Hudson Falls Klngsbury Lake George Gueensbury South Glens Falls and Warrensburg Member FDIC 9716527 Nfl CIGNA! 0 0 X 4-Q1 9 5 r . I X fy V Vw 9 Q 5 X l c l Lexi- , ' XXX Sf 0 T 0 K . l was H555 WW 3711655 .ZN6 Wholesale 1ce management consultmg 793 6128 CJ-I5 1511162175 NEWS IZOOTM Prop W J Terry Mag Papers Lottery Tickets Bread Mllk Sodas Full l1ne of c1gar and clgarettes Hours 7 Days a week from 6 A M to 8 P M Sunday and The Fmest l1'1 Sports Eqmprnent PA P E R I lgco. ING! PAP!! AUS 178 MAPLE STREET P. O. BOX 680, GLENS FALLS, N.Y.' 12801 Best W1shes for a br1ght and healthy future Comphments of WA 16168217 271655 92 Warren St Glens Falls N Y 110112176 5 CHINESE RESTAURANT 38 Elm St Downtown Glens Falls 60,6105 50615 S Sp0f3 KING GOODS EEST CHINESE CUISINE IN NORTHERNN Y STATE Dally Tues Sat CAN'-I-ONESE Northway Plaza Luncheon 11 2 30 STYLE Dlnner and Cocktalls Served At CQQKING All Hours t11 10 p m Glens Falls N Y Fm 5 Sat 11111 P m Phone 792 0969 H110 P m Take Out Orders Tel 793 2820 Sunday Open 12 Noon CLOSED MONDAY Holidays 6 AZMI to 3 P.M. 79240991 166 y Congratulations to the Class of 1977 .... 'lii3ff-.. . , -Ngw, R 4.1, . f I Ax. . , 'Q 'Inv lf . - '13, g . 4: , f' Q5 Q ', 1 ' . -1, -, A. ,ff ' PF- 4 ,H x 4 ,. S SAND If ffm? KOAZFOKA ZION 27 Allen Street Hudson Falls N Y 747 3381 P52957 605,11 1505557375 601629 152 160 D1x Ave Glens Falls N Y C mon and have a P6pS1 day I 'Nw- f',-ff'7 f f' ff! we mmf C140 as eww zvmfzf grams' 9,4515 eww sm zvfzffsfofv 313 Lower Warren Street Glens Falls, New York RATULATION ADIKONDAKK POW676 PKOZDZIGZTS ZNK GZTENZMZ5 QZIISNJCZIK8 60 ZN6 0 j 0 670 Upper Glen Street 5 IINYIIII I'llI'F PQPQ -- SKI and BIKE SHOP 704 Upper Glen Street Glens Falls New York 624 Glen StreetlGIens Falls New York 12801 1518, 7981881 15181 793 5676 Stephen H Anderson Prop Typewrlters Calculators I3 G LHNDKII 124 Glen Street Downtown GLENS FALLS Off1CG Tel 793 88 82 Electromc Cash Furmture Reg1ster Systems ZZ! CS!-!y4L'L' 5 Formal Rentals and Dry Cleaners 251 Warren Street Glens Falls, N. Y. 792 llll 353 F 4 'ri 0 I K 1 1 J 'v' .' 3 Pal NIBCO OF NEW YORK DIV. NIBCO INC. SOUTH GLENS FALLS AND PJZZA SHOP 129 Main St Hudson Falls P74 529' Slll5'.M,f4l?.7.N8 Congratulations Class of '77 N016 Z!-IWV4 If DJJVSIQ Scotty and Dotty 51 Main Street W Glens Falls Congratulations to class of 77 From Jim Sz Tina OISIHI O 184 GLEN ST PHONE 792 1793 DOWNTOWN GLENS FALLS NEW YORK Ors1n1 s Good food good drink good times e b lLI2yt Glub 91 GLENWOOD AVENUE GLENS FALLS NEW YORK 12801 Cedar Chests LVWJVGS CON S .Qll,f4L7 2711 144114117016 Home of the Lane I Groceries Sundries L4 KJSHAKDSON A SONS 45 Main Street Glens Falls N Y 12801 11461140 ,NZIKSSKII Landscape Nurserymen Scotts Lawn Care Toro Power Products Mowers 360 Ridge Road Phone RX2 6533 Glens Falls N Y SA IMICD 168745511 Dorothy K Savard Realtor Philip L Savard Realtor 793 3477 245 Ridge St Glens Falls N Y . I - U 1 , I I . . , ' 7 , U ' , ' , , . O , I O Best Wishes to Den and the Whole class of '77 Ken Schwartz, Gina Gallucci and Den Wilhelm Pl new WJEHEZJW All C0 5,4585 202 Broad Street Glens Falls, N.Y. 4 f!0Wlu4jV'S JlflOlgL' S624 ZION N AWS IQEJVU V4 62416 330 Glen St. Corner of Glen and Pine St. Glens Falls, N.Y. 12801 Phone: 793-9515 Mr Homan and Steve Jeroulls stand outslde of Homan s Mob11 Stat1Ol'1W1IZh h1gh school students Becky Palmer and Karen O Leary 1616535175 16'.16'.1L0. l 9 7 6 1 9 7 7 Well W1Sh8S to our Semors and the Class of '77 GZIAIZDMW 165145511 Buying or Sellzng Real Estate? Call the Professionals ' Personal Serv ce and Genurne Concern make us drfferent We re growing because we give servlce and we get RESU LTSI GUARDIA N REALTY LICENSED 793-7767 REAL ESTATE BROKER 444 G1 Su-f GM-F-MY 1401160737914 616 131614.71705 D1str1butor of WISE Potato Chlps and other f1ne Snacks Damel Convetto 792 1713 Peter Destalto 793 1944 82 Boulevard St Glens Falls N 12801 . . . . . . . . ' . i ' ' . ' LB. . , .Y. 1 an , .. Best Wishes to the Class of '77 from 16.72765 551616414 55 16.72365 55161614 55 16552714 ll16y41V E' Star Route Rdg Rd th both agree that happy food makes hap Compliments of ,M OIZAN LS' SPO? UN5 GOODS 5 C0166 Everything for the Sports man 33 Main St. Hudson Falls, N. Y. ZALESQ THE DIAMOND STORE k fashions jbr men and wnnierl muynnm run, Alamy Clmon nu alma has memmnu .lonnnw 15185793-2123 Best Wishes Wlazczhfs Qaeen Sqge Yaahbna Class of 1977 specializing in womens fashions sizes 16 112 - 32 5 Compliments of 38 ' 52 V4 SWJEND NORTHWAY PLAZA MARCIA C. CAPUTO GLENS FALLS, N. V. 12801 Compliments of Compliments wr of -gif THE WMLCUVERING SHUP , gig ,, ,, SHANGIQ4 W s :ffm KMA ey Munmnrs 48461 S H22 Ridge street, Gien Fans, N.Y. 12801 en treat 792-6555 Glens Falls, N. Y. Phone: 792-2485 Best Wishes from the OPUCLLC 652175516 05' 61357175 3,4515 290 Glen St 798- 1221 Glens Falls, N. Y. 12801 Best Wishes to the Class of '77 9'8.7G5JVl5'.,4 ZM4 6L'6L4NEl6S M76 By Appointment 793-7221 Bugs hg Qrlenr Exprrt Grooming nf All Brrrha 40 South Street Glens Falls N Y Best Wishes to the Class of 77 mph 4 7004 and Catowmy Sumo 260 Warren Street Glens Falls N Y Phone Q518y 793 5455 VAN 2711168 y4G8.7V6I! ING Van Dyke Assoc Inc Real Estate Appraisals , . Insurance . , . Congratulations to the Class of '77 1616!-L75 S D817 154 Lake Ave Saratoga Springs N my ovtfefw me 152 Bay Street Glens Falls New York 12801 Russell M Dorvee Optician Phone 792 4140 Best Wishes to the Class of 77 S516 V168 S224 ZION Glen and Glenwood Ave j I W . Quaewszsuzey szmfoeo ,kj Q! ' ' ' 157 : - . Telephone Guns nzwunso a Excmmasu 792-9177 JOHNSON S A Quiz Qepzuz Slap 7 MARION AVENUE SO. GLENS FALLS NEW YORK 12801 SECURITY SUPPLY CoRPoRAT1oN G BUPFL E - - BIB- B -2554 . A R ousvnlauvons PLUMBING A HEATIN 1 s 7 75 L. - - . B Y, . . by A . if 45' s p, :zo w R EN N 12:04 . e s s, , ua 9 Y Love, Peace, and Happiness to Class of 77 from the 5178.075 Zf4L'L'S 9416624 V011 iff! 6817175816 55 R1dge Street 6' V P8Z'5l35 Slnce 1901 Flne Men s Clothes 206 Glen St W8L'1f5l6 S 641150 H1416 275 M76 Burgoyne Ave Northgate Hudson Falls N Y Center 12839 Glens Falls 12801 747 0646 793 6691 Comphments IKOSCON HANDV 16.7 Z76f!8,N 21 Elm Street f!.7L'DlC8 CJ-l 271374 VSL' 681175816 Travel Counselors A1r and Steamshlp Tlckets Tours and Cru1ses 97 Rldge St Glens Falls 792 6513 Best W1Sh6S Class of 's M G1 ns Fall N Y 12801 PaSh1OhS for Preteens and Young Iumors Carnplete Infants Boys and Gxrls Ouqitters ' I ' '77 I if , 'X I ' 4 1' . s :P l-,ll-L Jmllllllu. i- Aviation Mall 'J . ' 'J Aviation Road E, fa- 4 9 D s. . . , . . . . N. Y. 0 Y I I ' I I . Congratulations to the Class of 77 from Nffllf WA V L'll2V6fl 54 South St Glens Falls N Y Best Regards to the Class Espec1ally Den1se Joseph CJ-if IKHICNHAJT4 S Congratulatlons to Class of 77 11,4 zzefezc y IKIZADV zfulawfsfffles lZ6'Pl6856',7V 2,4 ZYJV6' P O Box 219 West Stockbndge Phone Massachusetts 01266 1413 232 77191 of .77 - Josten's American Yearbook I . , I Best W1ShCS To The Class of 77 MAPZ5 SZ' DISHOZINZ' 88 Duc Ave Glens Falls N Y M14 .760 S .70lZ!l4y4L' 166W CAL' S816 V765 New Garments just phone us 792 6923 30 South St Glens Falls N Compliments of J-MNICS KANDV 130 7.7176 Wholesale Confecuonery 182 Maple St Glens Falls N Y MA CCS 1545271611 SJ-IOP 128 Glen Street Glens Falls N Y 793 1144 PHONES 5I8 792 0807 5l8 792 3522 PHARMACY 81 SURGICAL SUPPLY PRESCRIPTIONSG- SURGICAL APPLIANCES amed Z fyoufny S th St PROP GLENS FALLS N Y I280l Good Luck From HANK SQZMKE 1685 UAZIKANC CFormally W1nn1e sl 140 Glen Street Breakfast and Lunch Menu lce Cream Sodas 81 Sundaes iiilngh . ' j . 45 Q.. me E Classic Cable-systems ormz Tfuggllqldggjw CAR WRT1 Muna 4421 of 772 4454 EC SKS gquqpmg Gpfts Cifum jlalld my AZSJCANDSK S ,75W6ZC5l65 For your class r1ngs' 277471611 .Qll552V Quaker Road 793 7344 Da1ry Queen Cakes for all OCCHSIOHS 1351704 15' l5'.A65L'S Servmg the area w1th the f1nest 1n baked goods Zayre Plaza Uppen Glen Street CO POR!! ,CMM S ?y4.M.7,Clf l65SC,4lll3v4NZ' Steaks Seafood Burgers Upper Glens Street Glens Falls 64 So Broadway Saratoga No One Else W1ll G1ve You More Gomplunents to e Class of 77 l5'll6'lCL'5I! C7168 5816 V168 Glens Falls, N. Y. 792 6511 FALL UNE jx: Snap alla? l74Qfm'5'f- atlafeq y , o And they don't even look Jew1sh ' I I xzn ROAD GLENS FALLS N V lzaal PHONE 7711103 X0 f2,4ifc1.,L7 t,Q4'f-LMX I V01 Qi' 4 0 Lol X f, 'lgrlci ' V ' I V V0 'wir' 9 Lifes too short tw t t if ' 1' eo Q Z I UJ fl' Get moving JM U if . GH L f ' i 1 ,- o L' Mfif ' l'f!'1ffff 1' Jom the Nav . an in Uf-VY Jointhe Navy and getinto electronics. Qpu l A , , f A Learn to work with machinery. Or build the C.M,,LfLYU5 A y basisforacareerin communications. GL iq 3 . Or any of more than 70 different fields you f v Ll may qualify for. All through Navytraining. Get moving.E3e Someone Special.Join fx - EQ the Navy. See yourlocal Navy recruiter. ' ' He can tell you what you qualify for before you enlist. Navy, its not just a job, its an adventure. 282 Glen St. Glens Falls New York 12801 Ph: 792-4037 103 Warren Street Glens Falls, COMPLIMENTS N' Y' 12801 of the OF GLENS FALLS LTD. gmpjkg KJLZJA KD pxkzok Interior Decorators Home Furnishings ll South St. G. F. 15181 792-2929 C5183 793-0011 Congratulations Good Luck class of 77 from Ma 560111115 yfwewze SQWKH C4 IWW l7l Glen St. 42 South St. Glens Falls, Glens Falls, N. Y. 7929850 New York 183 FINCH, PRUYN 553 COMPANY A IN GLENS FALLS, N. Y., YEARLY PRODUCES X S MORF THAN 200 MII I ION POUNDS OF BOOK PUBLISHING AND CONVFRTINF PAPERS FOR AMERICAN BUSINESS nafltlllglllgflg Q ? 'LL 5 home ten ef iii li I, W-nwzrra M ,,U, . OITIE COD el' Quaker Road Aletta Street Bridge Street 110 N. Comrie Ave Glens Falls, N. Y. Saratoga, N. Y. Plattsburgh, N. Y. Johnstown, N. Y. STAY WITH US' A YOU VE GOT A FRIEND DOWNTOWN IN DOWNTOWN GLENS FALLS BUSINESS ASSOCIATES SCHOOL SUPPLIES R G Landry Russell 81 Wa1t Inc Ralph R Shap1ro JEWELRY Robert s Jewelry M G ScoV1lle jewelers WOMEN 81 TEENS Fashlon Shop Homgsbaum s Merkel Sz Gelman MEN 81 BOYS The Outlet C V Peters SHOES Gorman Shoes Kohn Brothers Van The Shoe Man GIFTS 81 THINGS McBr1des Montunent Square Nat1o nal Auto Park Studlo The Square Na1l Congratulatwns To The Class OTHER Cool Ins Agency Crandall Assoclates FIISI Nat1onal Bank of Glens Falls George s Glens Falls Natlonal Bank Glens Falls Pr1nt1ng Glens Falls Toy Go Queensbury Hotel Spam Travel Tr1 Co Motor Parts Of 77 6005 Jfvsulefw v455,N61f .ZNHOK P0164 C2917 6,5075 SVLCLTS l5'll3lN5SS Insurance Smce 1857 32 34 Dlx Avenue Glens Falls New York 12801 793 7761 24 Maple Street Glens Falls New York 12801 Telephone 793 5133 . . ' ABC Equipment 81 Trust Co, IIIIIII Warehouse Oullel wa Maple Sl. ul Culver? Glens Fqlls Telephone RX 2-5871-2-3 Area Code-518 K l- III N he waaaamfwv 4 60L'L'Il5l? Dlscounfer Upper Glen Sf. mu Ceneral Industrial Utilities Contractors and Builders o m lo m 178 Dix Avenue Gl6I1S Falls New YO1'k I ll - I I I I Jazbfam fouzwefl gowfz Compliments of 1617 SW58Z7 .ZN6 R' F 'l Best Wishes to the Class of 77 ' X 5 71 Bay Street Glens Falls N Y 12801 Phone 792 3448 Area Code 518 H as ' ' 9 . . 8 P. . - 9 O I f , I , ' , lx ' O . I . e Q. 'n f N7'- Q '-5 L. - f,-w'N.AA Q' - 1 - ' --'- 4 - . ' -0 . 1 1 Xi ' slim X. 'qv 1 ls w .fy .9'. T'.j e ' . zLg5:g.1.llI A ' Lriiizf i- ,- 4 - ll Q J. , M -+ 8 ,ll Y . , 'I,.... CU'- it.. 6- : 7 o o l5'ZNL'81f Z5 01615 Z' JN6' 31 Grant Ave 793-9603 Flowers for all Occasions s 15,4 If sweet IU-!.f4l6M4f451! Jack Wllson Pharmaclst Gary Br1erton Pharmaclst Gary Anderson Pharmaclst Congratulatlons to the Class of 77 From .7036 075516.71511 C0165 P O BOX 192 Hudson Falls N Y 15181793 88412 sjv gm f A 3 5 219 MAPLE ST GLENS FALLS N Y 12801 Congratulations to the Glass of 77 DONOJ-Illb' S .M KC 207 Maple St Glens Falls, N. Y. lmber ,U of ., , or the young with plans A Of the Q fulure Cornpllments of KANADA 271611 11U'lIlI llll ll K ' SKI and BIKE sl-lop F4 X, L. Best of Luck Class of 77 , f . . , , f 9 'w 1 . . X ' 9 3 J . 4 .- , . f A 33 Ulla f ,Af Y'-Z'J13f ' l ff r 0 I r 1' ' 1 6, P - ' D, A A 1 624 Glen Slreetltilens Falls, New York 12801415181 793-5675 Yin 5' v ew- on um in an eatin Corp. E5 XR-gh f X' I nu' to I V lrst Natlonal A good bank A good nmghbor Free checklng for everyone 1n the class of '77 Student Loans avallable at all Off1CSS .ff at wg! Q qi l-fa Ann Vlttengl and Barbara Rozell bank then: assets. Flrst Natlonal Bank of Glens Falls, Member FDIC Flrst Natlonal Bank of Glens Falls, Offices ln Bolton Landlng, Glens Falls, Granvllle, Greenvvlcn, Hudson Falls, Klngsbury, Lake George, Queensbury, South Glens Falls, and Warrensburg Member FDIC . . I ig 1 L, ' L , - 4: 1 fs ' - 'zz .,w 1 .fax-.'+2r 3 X f ,w at T , 55- .Lint Lfggxp ,. :.'?g,Q?. r ' B x' ,' A ., ,Q fa Yi X Aff- 1 f an l .qw ,tg-f , . - X' ' f ,. '. f -. , 'A A 'Q 'Q - . 'gl 'L I xg . fury 17- K L ' ' 'M' J ' ,ri fs 1 f W gf , , , Q ,V JV, 4. M.: ,Na , -A ' 74 .l . P .f ,, JY, f K Q' Nt , if ' ' ' .-L A o I 70x J q Compllments of ,YOU 0525416 Z'Jlf18,7VZ' 530168 THE AREA? LARGEST 'WD 5110111 Snow .4 VM UON MA!! Q 1 W D C0115 I3 ,YOU St es Gle Fall thG1e F 1 N 792 5878 Congtlt frm e QCCEZYVS 21413119 .MSW 61416 ?lC.f4N6J-!.7S8Z7 DEJLCJIZS Compl nt f Ame VW P d Mow EIZKANGSKS 9,451-l.70,NS C1 k Gle sFalls N Y G d e s SF vw . -. ' k 1 1 ' ' Q , F L, ua. i iscount or HS S Sou ns als, . Y. ra u a ions o th ime s o . s . ri e rs, lnc. .Whiteman Chevrolet, Inc. Aviation Mau .Bob ar e Pontiac, Inc. n , . . .Ford arage Co., Inc. .Glen For , Inc. .Qu ensbury Motor , Inc. .Glen alls Toyota, Inc. BEST LUCK CLASS OF '77 .tx- W 35. , X , K A N .L W' ' -M1 ,A ,fg-,', 'iz' '53 f, -' 1 Q' 6 - 'Y . ,.:-Swv Q.,-va . , .. ,- ' A ' A ff if-'T A ' ' 1' neg. 3f ':5ffgd'ff's'iJ ,aff-,.f ,gy-5 -f l 4 . K Q- I 4 A -kit, , ,ggfggmgg is wg A mrwggygggkw- ,.fr:f.rg.-g,:vwmw1-My .' Q ,f '- ,ISU --vivid-, ' A '--':f':sp'f'f+.:xi.,Q. 'S ' ' ' w 7 ' ,W ...Q A 4 . ' - S -,., 1 J f '. -H 'Mx? .T,.' '77 ,fe , ,. . ' - 0 f . S V' S S 'lyoigqksviig' S .L-A M-. A ff 'K xi, . ' 'fi -nf-f : ,ri'g. f ' W avi' . . rs -- 1 f -. 7 Z .X L Ah 4 ' L... ,L ' . siifxffeifwiwe-ex'?f , .5 , 1' 7 'Q Q41 Qi- -.7 cf-RM 'W' A Mefefzxxefffeefeefw CHUM PSOW5 C0 WING Lake George , N . Y . 668-5337 SZZIDEJVZT 60ll,N6,7l ZONGIZV4 C1104 C55 65,455 0? '77 S hen you graduate, I may have a job for you 3 ' Q eiee 1 5---uit at e ZLS. 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