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

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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

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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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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.