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

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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

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. 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.

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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