Guilderland Central High School - Tawasenthan Yearbook (Guilderland Center, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1958 volume:

Glldifland Public Ubrary 2228 Westbm Avenue 9llild8rhncL NY 12084-9701 I l K -:fl I fi L-P .,. if I1 l I ' 1 7 xg-9' Table of Contents V -'IA -.ff -Lf .ww , 5 Faculty .. Seniors .. H 23 Underclesses .. H55 social.. -'87' Sports . H125-1 Advertising . Mg XifKXfJXK'I,I'IIXlMEN'I' I-1 W 4-nf Q fliaplnyf-il in this publication have 1,,i, -,mn liy lin- liziinnrk Studio, except the i Xrl'illlf'K fonml on pzigcs 3, 7, 23, 55 87 ' ' owl I VI Tlicsr- pic'tni'z's :irc the proper i Y S, llc-pzirtmc-nt of Commerce. We T wifi like to 1-xprvss our npprcciution for the of 'lww rolor piclliws. NIISMISISIISLIIPS f 'fi'::iiivl,i Sviiolzistic Pri-ss Association R i'ioii.il Sfiiolaistic Pri-ss Association iniafwrii Sr-iiolaistic Press Association -17 1 Foreword XXV, ilu' slalll lll llu' lllNX'QlSC'lllllQllI,ill'K'lHAUIl1l In l5l'lW1'lll flux IWW llxlllll'-'L to xllll. 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We recognize that one religion 15 not the '-arm' ,is .iiiollwr hi-cause wide personal conflict precludes such a condition. We entertain the right to suggest that each look into his ov.-ii Nfllll and ri-ch-clic-atc himself and his efforts in his quest for eternal It is with these philosophic thoughts that we the staff of the 1958 edlflon olllf-'V ' 7 I l.m.1sintlian, dedicate our yearbook to our Cod. 'lo fa-1-I ll!lXX'l'Vl'I', llml we 5 1 i 3 i tl i Principcl's Message New fields of adventure will open to high school graduates this year. Many will go on to college to prepare for careers in a space age. Others will begin jobs in industries now plan- ning space-bound equipment. Still other gradu- ates will be supplying the clerical and secretarial aid necessary to support space age enterprises. Unexplored space is waiting for you on this earth also. You have learned your first lessons well. You know the alphabet of life. Now you must learn to build your own words, sentences and paragraphs. The meaning of your life must become known to you. Only you can find this meaning. We have given you the fundamentals for your exploration into yourself. Now you must decide what it all means. Unexpired areas in human relations will provide a challenge for many of you, for though man has entered space, he cannot get along peaceably with those close to him. War and the threat of war consumes billions of dollars of the earth's wealth each year. Carelessness and neglect take an overwhelming toll of the world's productive capacity. New areas of human under- standing must he developed. This year's gradu- ates may he able to teach people how to get along with one another. New space to explore, new fields to con- quer, new challenges to respond to and new horizons to reach for are yours as you face a new phase of your life. Some of you have achieved outstanding results in your four years at Guilder- land Central lligh School. To you we offer our congratulations and our sincere wish that you continue to excell in your new tasks. To those who have not achieved as they would have liked to, other chances will be given, for life continu- ously presents opportunities for a new start. Your diploma signifies that you have success- fully reaehed one plateau in your life. You have climbed high enough so that your vision from this plateau will show you where you have been. You now have an opportunity to look hack and evaluate what you have done to arrive here. Your vantage point can also give you a hetter view of thc road ahead. The future is yours. We hope you make the most of it. 65 ,l+l'illilWlM' qu Ui' IW!! ,L IW ll X M IUIIEM i. 4 V -7. l ? ? if li .ZX ' . i Q 1 12+ X .39- ' X G --1' '14 S x. e-' v., 2' K , ff 1. - nb!-Vi Q- .1 ..- Q ,I V K SN X -r 'zxxi' A , xl' U' Hi . ' . X Y' Q x X 1, P U Wm 1 ,, 1 K Q 1 K l 1' I x ' Z.. xl .- ad! ill eqbg.. N Mrs. Reba Crounsc and Miss Jean Plant High School Secretaries 'ire frfmnw In :mfn-:urls lwr work. Miss Plant does double duty. ,ge 11 rf F'- W A I- Q 3 fe- I, W N L ' ,,' 'Y ' MA K V I , -' L ,f Y 4 ' xi A . Allmny. vnpihil of ilu- Iimpirc- Sl1lll'. is llu- Cr:ullr- ul Auuwif-am lvllllllls for in this Cily, :il llu' nu'i'ting nl llu' cl0Iljll'f'SS ul' lT5fl, llviiimiiiii l i'.mlclin limi proposed lvclvrnl union. Visitors in Allmny usually illt'lllill' Ilirmu- prumilu-iil lmilclimis flll Cfapitil Hill in llu'ir siglilsvviiig. 'l'lu' :illl'zu'liuus in llu' KIAl'l'l'Ol. llll'llllll' ilu' Hlllllllflll clollm' st:1il'c'a1s4', llu' lQXl'i'llllVK' cllllll11lN'l', ilu- SUIHIU' mul ,flssmiilvly Cflmmlu-rs uncl tlu' Flag llcuun. lirmn ilu' ulnscwvallimi plulluriii all tlu- Imp of ilu- COX'- ERNOR ALFIKICD li. SlN'll'l'll OI l lCl'1 llUll,lJlNfl, visitors gm-I JI lvirrlk on viuwufllu-Allumyzm-11. 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Endicott Hic-lrml Iiirm-H Mr. Enclicnh is prcsvntly A.V.Yf.Yfflllf Suy1z'rint1'nrl1'nl rl! l nrmr'r Aurlil ffliirf nr Srl: the East Ironzlvqzmit Central Sclmnls. Business Managers Board of Education Secretaries Mrs. Pollard, Mrs. McFurluml, Mrs. Corm-lly, Mrs. Czunplu-ll, :incl Mrs. Smilil. AJ ll I X be .- f i XJ . A JOHN E. BUSH Q Principal Yu f' l'rinr'i1ml mul 551- l7xnfI-vr nf ,fhffllf , S Ixf k X 5:7 ' UU fs, fx 4 7m xi - 7-- Guidcmce Department l if -il: gm A I J v I 3333 W f N -M f I x ,,qvv Z Rx icq:-14' ,F . I X A I V H john Allie Evelyn Andre.: Art mor ,- LE15iIxvy for Smtc University of New Plattsburgh, BS, H4 Egg. X XMLGI-.1::.Y XLMXHH York' Oswego, Cornell, BS - nomics-Department .nd ' N , 3-l . 1' ' ' ' ' x iff' ' MPL Industrial ArtS-De- f J ' partmcnt Head 77401111 affer mon fA fAe feaclera are in 5a 'oo ,'ggT, TY, K X X- 5 1, . , 'y A ,lv I y E 3 I - J l l Xwlr-Hvvv ' E l 1:,:. fwllfgg lm 'xl lll - Xl.X. lffw1f.Iv.rn llf .xr ,.l' I 13 i Teachers in Faculty Room IWW, lmlwnrlh Mrs. Mullen, Mr. Kyle, Mr. Behan, Mr. Ryan, Mrs. Omer- Wx Yr-vllr W1-slr-run, Vulpalrinxog V I Q. ' lu' IH - Xlflg f7iH:1'rl.xl1ip lfrlu- iq . N ffflwn uml l'fu11li.x-llvIJr'purt- 'L l mwul Ilfllll Erlwurd Bchun Marjorie Bird Y Nr-w York State College for New York State College for J I' A 'x l ' l' 1' ll L' ll u r N, Allmnyg Le- Teachers, Albanyg BA: I A Hr Mow-Q BA - Ms, citizen- Citizenship Education and ' ship lirlucutirm English Ir. High l 1 5 I' GN .--, A., Ju' 7 john Blakely Syracuse Universityg BFA - MA: Art l if Lyle A. Boyce New York Stull: Collage for Trzncllcrs, Syrncusf: Univvr- sity, Oswcgog B34 Math llflll Science Ir. Iligh o wifhng an reaaly fo feacA usb HfAe ru e. H .4 ,I The Sr. High Chorus Mr. Wngncr conducts thc Chorus in the new nudilorium. Forrest Cummings Fredonia Slate Teachers H1-Hy Lou Cluunlwrluin l'4l'i'liHlliil Slulv 'l'c-au-lu-rw Cnllcgvg H81 Muxirf Nancy Churchill Collegcg BSg Math and Syrucusc Univvrsilyg DAQ Science Jr. High English 5' 7' sf I sy P' iw 1 N- 5 .if 'F-I. Neil Brown Now York Shih- floiif-gr: for 'll-:rr-inf-rx, Aiimnyg HA - XIX Science fv- ep-' ' 1: 1 5 I r XQNE Ufuimirl fnrivuw iiuxhnu Vnix 1-nil'-A V1 ciliuv-iix SMU. HX Y Xi VX filvfvusllm lffmfzfv 1 '.-N 1. W- f .L- ffimriwx Vivirr iwsii lnnvrvlx ui Nx rifaw N York Shih' CMH: gf Truniu-rs. Xiimm. f1ifiIF1IK,lIj7 lirlrnvrlif -1 r Ifmjlisfi jr. Hugh 1' janet Curthnys r .ips ri Slim' Tmcimrrs if-gp RS - HPF. T'711lSi1'HI Marion Dashncr ljeweili Syracuse Uuivcrsityg BFA9 A11 Robert Drake Fredonia State Teachefp Collegeg B.S.g Math my Science Ir. High lffrfifvi .gn Aiafory lie? clriff ua rom foes! fo fie fee? Q 65 In 4- WW LL . -.- E3 I i 'i me Mxg7'Vf.'?, 1-in-'H-in '7'k hfvrufr u! liiffff I vf . 'Ju 4 I if f 7 A 'A '- N Nuriuuu A Sr. Science Lab . Here Mr. Duuhzun shows the Process of Distillation. izlsuu fum- Iiuiw-rsiiyg M85 1' Q ,':IlHl'1l lion Virginia Farmer Iiilqlllilil School of Musicg HSg Music Frederick Field Syracuse Universityg BA, Physical Education-Depafb ment Head any-'- I dll Emery Fullaytor Albany State Teachers Col- lege, Manhattan Collegeg MA - BAg English aciencea feach Af.. Jeni, :Ae .l George Gcnrlmrdt Siena College-B.B.A.g Al- lmny Stall: 'lll!1lClH!l'5 College, Msg Busiruzss I':!IUClIliU1l-- Department llerulg Central Treasurcrg Ylfllfllflllk Arllziserg Co-nperating 'I'1:1u:hr:r Icacletl imlaorfance of fha Lea! 319' la' X , , X l Murray Cfzrluzr Nizisxzir-lnuxxfelts Slim' Trrrwlw- ers Coll:-gag Hmmm l,'niw-r- xityg HS - Nl. in l'1fl,g .Unth and Science Ir. Iliuh JJ' Q we rl fIl1.lmpl.iin fjf-llvcf. Xllwwj. i 1 ,Vrllh mul Sllfllff lf Hull .- , 155. l A ,, J,-Q s 1 1 Q J 'il f A , n bl .Tea 4 S, J, . 'X 'A Q -'rx-ff' 'i ' ' , ' , - Q-A '-K tq 0:b,, an , f 4? :X .-3,1-,1,iu. ' -Q' . r ' ,, . l ' Q - 'PW -- N-, .e r-bt.. t i -- Pl 541' ' N- - - A-1' .Rye es Q The Home Ee. Department M un Andr . d tl t t ft 'I I-.mlm-n llvnnessy ... eon-lssr' a 5 c.. . . L C le 1 po 0 lzuslnmn Selionl of Dvnlnl r Theodore Hall Syracuse University, New York State College for Teachersg BA - lNlAg Citizen- ship Education and English Ir. High 'O ' 0- 1 I-lygiencg Dl I'l'g Denlnl Ilygienlst Artlmr Hutsmi Niagara University, New York Stale College for Teachers, Allmnyg BS - MSQ Business Education i, I .ii lui! ll' llnlw'-rl lnglu New York Nah- flUllY'k:l' iff 'l'v.u'lwrs. .-Kllxmy. ll,X - N1 K. Malhrnirztirc S.. v Y L 'Dorothy jrnncr I :mr Cnllccr. Russell Vmwn Collrgr. New Nair Collmlv for Tr l f rx kllmnyg RN: I Y11rer.Trnrl1rr N x W 13 ' fw..-1 14.11, 'I lfwlwvx ful- I l -rr'-rxllx 111 'l '- -x ,P NM. i1rx l Evelyn Jcssmer Nvw York State College for Tcncllcrs, Allmnyg BS - MSg Busincxx Education 14 fanguage feacne ri.4 Arthur Iewell Syracuse Universityg BFA: Art alnf fo aa , K K ,jvy parfez uou.4 rancai5.' .i ,Ss The Citizenship Education Department ln-nv K1-nl YM' wr- llnivvrxilyg DAQ x IfllI'YVYIIfi1'X J Mr. Andreone shows the wor lntricin Kloscr Gladys Kniskem Nm Yfffk SUNG COHCLIC fOr Syracuse University, Middle- .pmvln-rs, Oncontug BS4 buryi BA , MAQ Fgfgign llmnc Ecmumxics Language 43 fi 6- , 3 '-Q.-3 l 1 4+ 13 Margaret Knouse Carlson-Newman University, New York State College for Teachers, Albanyg University of Virginiag BA - MAg English Michael Kopcza Ithaca College, Sienag BSg Phyxical Education ,MAIL a mafA feacAer ia weary a fer feacAin9 Oflnll aj G!! Jag. G4 K. 1,- 5 Fl 1 It . Phillip Kmnz Osweggog l3Sg lnzlustrial Arts fb 4- EF 3'-is 1 C., . ff 'N 4 . Advanced Math Department M , X1 - . Edward Kyle r i urray will prove those angles equal. if llmll lxrmnx Shih: llriivvrxifv of Yen horlc, New York lmxvruh MA' Art Annick Loehr Albam' State Teachers Col- lefifs BAg Foreign Language Il-. 'Ve New York Stale College for Tencllersg BAg English joseph McCormick Siena College, New York Slate College for Tenellersg BA - MAg Citizenship Edu- cation and English Jr. High 'lliomns Xlwmry Sl. llmmvenhurv. .Xllmm Slzllm' ll-l'ill'lll fN Collvklr. ll X MA5 Cifizrmlrfp lfflurrzliz mul English Ir. Hugh 414 is f , if 0 -, - 5. 9.-. Fzclwarcl lf. Hnrsvr, jr. l'!'.:.:w-,plamm Harpur. Allmny Ff:.tr Tr-nclwrs Collmivz BAL f':f::rm7::g1 I-fIllf'fIfl4Vl f 1 5 .Je , , Fx -tx-, I.-ff rvllmfv, I. f.,.,!.fL f,,1, 4.-.w-vw: lrif I X U 1.-J f s X 'JNCI' x , +4 I , X- I I I i Maroon Mullin Ncw York State College for Charles Murray St. Lawrence University, 'll-nclmcrsg BAg F Ofcitzn Uni0H Colleges B3 - ME: Language -- Department Mathematics - Department Hand Head .yeacAer.4 in river Low rave fAey . f .5 X .un -4- rw -q,..Q.,J. - , F.-ff, l Z Nr-.. 5 ' x l'llI'2lllf7f Ornvr Nllmm' Stull- 'l'z-zwlwrs Col- lfzzf-, IM. f:fllZf'IlS,If1J 161111- fnlwn mul lfrllllisll Ir. High Dcsmuncl Pickwick Oswego, Slate University of Nvw Yorkg B53 Industrial Arts gif. 4? Pvm., 5 I muaf Le Z Jr. High Science Department r. Boyce can surely give those shocks. Joseph Purcell New York State College for Teachersg BSg Mathematic-V V ug t l L if F t if L A A r College, Siena Cjollfzgeg BA- Wgodrow Quinn Berea College, UniversifY of Chicggog BA- MAQ English Departrnent Head Jam! fhoae w o are ff' The POPULAR Health Office MTS- leflnefs job is never done. Grace Serviss Oneonta State Teachers Col- leneg Citizenship Education W1 English Jr. High 3 , l 9 ' it 1 William Rock Albany State Teachers Col- legeg BAg Citizenship Edu- cation and English Ir. High l 5-F tr Virginia Ronan St. time College, Brixton Col- lege, Albany State Trfzxchfzrs English ome- c. Jerue claify fheir fea. l f. .Q , ? Delores lloplcr- Allmny Stunt 'liar-liz-rx finl- lvgv, NilKlflll'lHITf'. lift - Nl X - US in L, 5.3 Liiirurirm un., John Ryan Itlmcn Collegeg BSg Driver Education and Physical Edu- cation Eileen Snytlvl' li0sr'n1:lry Smulslv Albany State Teachers Col- legcg BS - M53 Business Education Allmny Slate 'l'i-.ulivrx Vul- lcgcg IXSQ ,Until limi Siitffllf' Ir. High l T' 'af' ,A . 'Z 1 x X vo l' PWM qwwm Alice Stiles Robert Stimson .irll1mll9ilir'lTv.1c'l'n'rs Col- Nl:lLliSOI1 College-g B35 Ninth Albany State T62-Chefs C, '- fr .Ili lpllllflflll I-ll1ll'I1fl07'I mul Science If. High legei BS: Math Und Scif: L ' ' ' A Ir. High f 4 .ao very frue f af our feac era war Q, ' A L L L ' v 7?- f. , 1 4 ' frm- iw l X- mf l -1-'-rkvii ll5. i I . .rx :, Physical Education Department Coach Fields demonstrates correct serve K . X llll'lllll'Kl XV:lgi1m' i.uv.1 full:-551-g H53 Mllsirf- X i I ,,l'lHll'YlII'lIf llvurl , . Aw . L .? Patricia Weiss l'Iaillslmrgli Slate Teachers Culli-gc, Oneonta Stntcg BS - MSg Ilmna Economics v. . lo Milton Wolven University of Rochesterg Music MA S 1.1 I I 2 1 ' Mrs. Thelma Miles Florida State Teachers Col- leggg Home Economics Slay Jaoufzl gef exce , . l l 1 Mrs. Mullin Flexes her phalanges. Michael Levine Cadet Mr. O. Dunham C0'0IJ9rating Teacher 3 ks l 35 xl A ' 1 Judith Amfrosino Cadet Miss Knislccm C '0P0 'flfi 12 Tmzrrluzr lfenf on fAeir relaorf Caryl. Ann Curl Cadet Miss Ronan Co-operating Teacher Samuel Vojtelc Cadet Mrs. I. Kent Co-operating Teacher Y lax' C George YValton Cadet Nlr. C. Cr-nrlmrrlt Cn-operating 77-fmlrffr -54 i 'v ' 1 I Vx xxx ' 'D K Dm-ifl ffnll Cnrlwf A, Slilvs Crm-oywrntivlg Tmrhrr Enunct Ten Brmwk Cadet Mr. li. 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Ambition: Teacher UMZNAIKA ANN l3l'fA'l'ON BOBBY Never fmulzle until trouble troubles you Girls Outdoor Club lg President lg Girls llnskcilmll 'l'z-um 1, 24 llomc-room Secretary lg Ciilivvn of the work 3: Dislrihutivc Education Kfo-op Work Proizraun 4. Ambition: YVOrk Y., 5 REGINA MARY BLANCHET SIS As Merry as the day is long Drum and Bugle Corps 15 Home Making 1, 29 Girls Basketball Team lg Dramatics Club lg Art Club lg Homeroom Magazine. Ambition: Secretary mmm. nl mms. BURNSY Q -f- l'nv' ns Nu: Breeze fl F 'vtflfmr flluin fl'r1's. lg V. Basketball lg l f t lmfk l, Ifootlmll lg llnskctbnli 1. V. 2- l 'r'f!vl1.1ll 24 l,1-:ull-rship Club 2g Youth Com: rvmaiun 2, liuskv-llmll 33 Ifoollmll Sp Leadership '- f'f'-H-5 lffllfllfll 3a Youth Commission 35 lf 'l Nl'il' fllllll 4. Youth Commission 4. Amlzillon: Technician n ' 3 Izzy anrl gerrif came fo uiaif our fans! EDWARD MIREN CANAVAN BIC ED My honor is my life, both grow in one. Band 1, 2, Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Student Council 4, President 4. Ambition: College THOMAS ANTHONY CARPENTER TOM Ambition has no rest Prize Speaking 1, junior National Honor Society lg Homeroom Secretary lg Magazine 2, Times Union Youth Staff 2, I. V. Basketball Manager 2, Yearbook 1, 2, 3, -lg Editor 4, Newspaper 2, 3, 45 Photographer 3, 45 Audio Visual Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, -1, Presl- dent 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys Chorus 2, 33 Orchestra 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Sectional All State Band 1, 8, 45 All State Hand 49 Key Club 1, 2, 8, 45 Senior Play 3, 4. Ambition: College ANNA TRESA CANABUSH UCANNY' Nothing is impossible to 11 willing heart Homemaking Club 1, Girls Chorus 1, 2, Year book 2, 3, Outdoor Club 1, Newspaper 4 Ambition: Secretary 75 'N 5- 7 I JAMES RRIAN CARROLL BRIAN X Wit and wisrlom orc born with n man. .A. Football lg j. V. Football, Baseball I, 2. Ambition: College X 2 N 5 f V ', JOAN MARIE CLARK Free ns the bronze and umimrklcdf' Iiomemakiug Club 1, Homcroom Secretary 1, 2, 3g Girls Chorus 2, Newspaper 2: Mixed Chorus 2, 39 Yearlmook 3, -ig Sceptre Service Club 2, 3, -ig Vice-President 4. Ambition: Buyer I , lfoollmll l, 2, 13, 11, Truck l, 2, 3, 4, Boys waruuzu CLEMENT UCLEM All is to know v. Football 1, J. v. Baskerbau 14 V- Baseball 1, j. V. Baseball lg Freshmen Baseball lg V- Football 2, J. V. Basketball 29 Track 23 KCY Club 2, Outdoor Club 25 V. Football 3? V- Bnskctlmll 3, Track 3: KeyC111b 32 A1'd10 5 8l 35 V. Football 45 Basketball 4g Track 49 KCY Club 4: Lvaclcrsl1iD Club 4 me H0071 AOUI' wad Amlzifion: To bc lmPPY and Heh great 3 MA dure got ara? 63 cam.-urn CooGAN JERRY Ho may look shy Im! oli, the glance that flmlu-.s from his Cya. Clliurux 'lg Nlixc-tl Chorus -1. Amliifion: Tcucllcr mill as it 4 vivmx Loulslz CIKOUSE Viv 9' Silence is golden Puppf-I Club lg junior National Honor Society lu. flirls Chorus 2, 3, Yearbook 3, Homeroom 51-crlrlury 33 Hfixcd Chm-Us 3' 4, Choir 49 Nvwspsipcr 3, 4. Ambition: College CAROL COLER COKE Looe and Marriage Homemaking Club lg Outdoor Club 1, E President of Homeroom 19 Dramatic Club Drum and Bugle Corps lg Art Club 2. Ambition: Marriage EDWARD COX ED Personality is to a man what perfume is to a flower. Outdoor Club 1, J. V. Basketball 1, 25 Class President 1, 2, 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4: Advisory Council 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 4g Varsity Baseball 1, 3, 4, Co-captain 3, 45 Varsity Leadership Club 2, 3, 4, Newspaper 35 Marshal, Graduation 3: Junior Prom King 33 Citizen of the Week 35 Citizen of the Week Committee 43 Key Club 3, 4. Ambition: College nz- mana- r,:a...q- was .L n t v .ibicl we cover ground! To lose a friend is the greatest of all coils. Dramatic Club, Secretary lg Girls Chorus 25 Newspaper 3. Ambition: Secretary TERESA ROZANN CUOMO TESSIE MICHAEL CSONTOS MIKE He may have a message for the world. Science Club lg Audio Visual Club l, 2, 3, 45 Radio Clubg Senior National Honor Society 4. Ambition: College ,fdher 5cAoof Jefgng magazinem 4 a Afhnuf- X .vu FRANK DE l3l'INEDl'1T'I'l BliNNY MICHAEL THOMAS DECKER MIKE It's love that rnokcs flue world go round. Outdoor Club lg Baskcllwull lg Buscbull 1, 2 Football l, 2, 3g Homcroom Truusurcr 1, 2, 3. Ambition: Furmcr I1no1:im1tlrm is an air ol mimi. Lloor Club lg 1. V. llllikfflllilll lg llnwlmll Oul Y 3 49 Boys Chorus 3g Nowspaipz-r 35 NVnrl: Progrnm 4. Amlzlllon: NVnrlc ' M X1 DIANE GAIL EIILE DI Noisy os o falling fculllcrn St. Agnes lg Girls Clionis 2. Ambition: Office Worker .41 ii- '7 U 1.1M .1, 5 '76 ,4-Q 'i l 2 J env C' .- CAROLYN oDEssA EISELE, LYN1si2 Ever fair and ever 110008, 1 'V' Cafeffee' Modem Dancing 1, Iunior Honor Society 15 Times Union Youth Staff 1, 2, Girls Chorus 1, 2 3- Mixed Choms 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls Basketball -Ifcml, 3. Advisory Council 3, Dramatic Club 1, 4, President 1, Senior Play 45 Yearbook 1, 2, 4 JOPAOIIIDFEJ, dinghy, I Aepf ua quife IOCK ALLEN FARNSWORTH 'Iff Agree and give me your applause, C.B.A. 1, Rifle Team lg Bank 1, Track 2, Cross Country 25 Boys Chorus 2, 3, Ml, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Choir 4g All County Choru Vice President Homeroom 3, Varsity Leaf ' ship Club 3, Newspaper 3, Football 3, 4, -' Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, President Homeroo. - Ambition: College PETER FEMIA PETE Forethought and precedence are the properiiei of a leader. Outdoor Club 1, Homeroom President 19 I. V- Basketball 15 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Boys Chorus 1, 2, Class President 4. Ambition: Work 3, 4. v X Ambition: College 'Se '- llllYAN'l' LU'I'I'll5li EMPIE Art ix not a thing, it is a way. Art Cluh l, Secretary lg Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 ' Boys Chorus 3, fl. Amlzitiml: Tcaichcr vs Q N3 -4- 'mionn' uussism, 1-'ICK TIM HA Hllffll lmy but wonders tall. Outrloor Club lg lluhby Club 2, Homeroom l'rr'siflc:ul 3, Ambition: Bug Driver ...,..., -I-.5-,swgu jdoae green Z-oga ana! GEORGE F OLAND GEORGE Independence, that'.s Outdoor Club 15 J. V Baseball 1 2 Varsit - , 3 Y Baseball 2, 3, 45 Varsity Leadership 3. Ambition: Professional Baseball duga ,auf fda 95-5 in a fizzy. JOHN PAUL GATES JOHN To be awake is to be alive Chorus 1. Ambition: Airforce Nc .1 I in , I 4 PATRICIA ELLEN CILMORE GILLIE The bowstring of spirit was not slack. Outdoor Club Ig Girls Basketball Team 1, 2, wspaper 3, 4g Yearbook 3, 4. Ambition: Wacs ROBERT LEONARD COULD BOB z I learn and loaf at my ease. Outdoor Club 15 junior National Honor Society 1, Homeroom Vice President lg Homeroom President 2, J. V. Baseball 2g Student Council 33 Key Club 3, 45 Varsity Baseball 8, 4g Class Vice President 2, 3, 45 Boys Chorus 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Choir 4, Varsity Leadership Club 4, Senior National Honor Society, Vice President 4. Ambition: College FREDRICA MARIE GREENFIELD RICKY A friendly heart doth good like medicine. Phillip Schuyler 1, 2g Safety Program 25 Year- book Sg Newspaper 8, 4, Work Experience 4. Ambition: Marriage 'R U t l cg- X ETHEL AURELIA HALE W REE Help yourself to lwvpfnw- Band 1, 2, 3, 4, secretary-Trwllw 41 GMS Chorus 2, 3, Senior National Honor Socieb' 3: Nlixod Chonrs 3- Choir 4- Yearbook 3, 4- jAen aher fag, fo Aurel 45 , . . , , Ambition: Missionary ale af mix: ALAN HALSTEAD AMEECl-I 5 Who does no evil can have no foe. -,, Varsity Baseball 3, 45 Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Q Captain 4g Key Club 3, 45 Student Council 45 ' ' Senior National Honor Society 4. Ambition: College l lXlNAl,D llAlililC.'KN DON Co mixy, Hogs Uuhlmwr Qlulv l. Amlmifion: Slate Trooper 110 DIANNE HANDY DI Let your speech be always with grace. Majorcttes lg Dramatic Club 15 Modem Dance Club 1, Varsity Cheerleaders 25 Girls Chorus 2g Times Union Youth Staff 25 Girls Basketball Team 29 Sceptre Service Club 2, 3, Treasurer 4g Advisory Council 35 Canteen Commission 3: Yearbook 35 Newspaper 3g Basketball Time- kecpcr 3, 4, Red Cross Conference 35 Junior Prom Court 3g Student Council Recording Secretary 4g Senior National Honor Society 4- Ambltion: Marriage l'A'l NICK HAYICS PAT Horn lor surzrzrxvs, lu: 300711-YU. ifiwf-nli.m Instituto l, 25 Dclmlc Club 1, 2 .-Nlifur 'Smif-ty l, 21 liucl Cross lg Cllcss Club 2 Work Prngrzun 4. Amlfitlml: Advertising S R 1 DANIEL HEFI-'NEII CASEY JONES A kind act is never lost. Hobby Club Ig Bowling 35 Newspaper 3, 4g Business Manager 4 mere tAe ,nojt energetic Ambition: Ilailrond Engineer Jo!! Lalfeal gooclgs fo you. ROBERT MICHELE HEIMLICH ROB Each man has his own vocation. The talent is the call. Science Club 15 Senior National Honor Society 3, 4. Ambition: College RONALD HOLCOMB RON But on he moves to meet his latter end. Audio-visual 1, 2, 39 Homemuking 35 Drum and Bugler Ig Baseball 3. Ambition: Mechanic WILLIAM MARVIN IIEIIIIST COOIllI'1 Time is but the stream I go fishing in. Oulcloor Club lg Bowling 'I'u:nn 24 I. V. Basketball Munuger 3g Varsity Baseball 34 Lcudcrslrip Club 3, 4. Ambition: Store Manager X LUCILLE SERENA IIIIACIIIAN LU A thing of beauty ix n fny forever. I-Iomcmuking Club l, Secretary li 50i'I7U'9 -Q Service Club 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Sccrcmry BARBARA JEAN HUDSON 'BAQB Tha sell-restraint there is nothing benef- Scholarship Club 13 Student Council 19 Junior National Honor Society li Homemaking Club ewmmmLz1mNwwwHlMBWWS League 3, -lg Mixed Chorus 2g Girls Chorusgl, 2, 3g Senior Play 4g Siena PIHYS 45 Semor Court Committee. Ambition: College 1 RUTH LEE HUGHES RUTHIE A mm friend is n friend forever. Iiommmiking Chili lg Draimnlic Club 15 Girls Cliorua 1, 2, 3g Newspaper 4. Ambition: MccliculSecretury IU' r. c5aaio,in aure gave u5 a HELEN FRANCES HUFFMIRE UHUFL Hope well and have well. Homemaking Club 1, Treasurer 15 Yearlxx., 1 45 Newspaper 3, 4. Ambition: IBM Operator SUSAN JANE HUSTED SUE, A little with quiet is the only diet. Homemalcing Club 1, Vice-President lg Girls 5 Chorus 1, 2, 85 Mixed Chorus 35 Yearbook 4g Newspaper 49 Homeroom Secretary 4. Ambition: Teacher Hl,AKl'I INCLIC UCHAMPH lir'wnn: llur man that docs not talk. lllnllslmrggli High lg junior Prom Committee 35 Ns-wspziper 3, Ambition: Electrical Engineer ,Ale fair! ua adouf ANITA MARIE IALET UNEETIE' Courteous to all but intimate to few. Drum and Bugle Corps 1, Modem Dancing I Cirls Chorus 1, 2, Mixed Choms 1, 2, 3, 4 All-County Chorus 3: Science Congress 2 Yearbook 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: College xfqgfd,-,5 H rowing we pdine. H mrmcm ANN JOHNSTON Pu I have rather studied books than men. Homemaking Club lg Mixed Chorus 1, 2g Yearbook 4, Dramatic Club 4. Ambition: Flight Nurse r CY' RONALD JOHNSTON BUT CH' Let the world sliflc, I'll not budge an inch' Class President 1: Student Council 1, I. V Basketball 1, 2g Baseball 2, 49 Football 2, 4 Varsity Basketball 2, 4, Leadership Club 3, 4 Ambition: College 3' DUANE CHARLES KENT The pen is mighter than the sword. Band 1, 25 Baseball 1, 2, Basketball Manager 1, 25 Class Treasurer 2, Boys Choms 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Professional Bowler UDU., THOMAS WILLIAM KING TOMMY P7 Learning makes a good man better. Outdoor Club lg Audio Visual Club 1, Intra- murals 1, 2, 45 Newspaper 3. Ambition: Politician FREDERICK KOENIG SV,-iw me as one who likes his feuffw WWW , Outdoor Club 1. Ambition: Famer 5 W , ..3,. Y-W B.-1... si. MFREDU jhe ,unions af fkouglgf con erence K. HAROLD THOMAS KRUEGER STUBBY Wir is the salt of conversation, not the food. Outdoor Club lg Dramatic Club 15 Homeroom Treasurer 2, 3. Ambition: Business Manager lANlCT MARY LAWRENCE A fflwlfl in good stanclin ERWIN OTTO KREY ' . Let thy appetite be subject to mn, Outdoor Club lg Band 1. Ambition: Work 0 YJ-R' R 48 f 1 GORDON LAHART G0RDY' Million dollar play boy. Hobby Club 1, Outdoor Club 15 lntralllllml-5 1, 23 I. V. Baseball 2g Varsity Basketball 3,41 Varsity Track 4. Ambition: Pro Hockey PHYS' HIAN.. n g. Art Club lg Homcroom Vice-President 25 Mixed Chorus 35 Cirls Chorus 3g Junior Prom Court 35 junior Prom Committee 3g Yearbook 3, 45 Class Secretary 4, Ambition: Secretary THOMAS KENNETH 1.oNc HT. L. The world is at my calling. Chorus 1. Ambition: Anny 7 Jdf Cogunbia .4 Prem con erence our achoof quife we!! CAROL MAY MEYER CAROL Busy and cheerful with a friendly face. Homemaking Club 15 Typing Club 15 Junior Prom Committee 3: Newspaper 3, 4. Ambition: Secretary LOIS ELAINE MEYER FLIP Sweeter than springtime Wingate High School 2, Library Club: Italian Club: World History Club: Newspaper: Coblesldll High School 3, Chorus 3. Ambition: Actress ELIZABETH ANN MYERS LIZ A modest blush she wears. Dramatic Club 15 Mixed Chorus 2, 43 Newspaper 4: Yearbook 3, 4. Ambition: Secretary INGE-LISE NIELSEN HINGE' Friendllncss is but one of her virtues. Foreign Exchange Student: Sceptre Service Club 4. Ambition: Teacher 157' WILLIAM SIDNEY NORTON n SID He will give the devll his dile- Outdoor Club lg Student Council 1, 25 fl- V- Basketball 1, 25 J. V. Baseball 1, 23 Homefoom President 23 Val'5ifY Baseball 3' 45 Varsity Football 35 Varsity Leade1'Sl1iP Club 4' Ambition: College up 5 a55e,4 ward an A 5v RICIIARD ANDREW PACI-IUCKI RICHY A fcw words suffice. lntramulmls l, 2, Hg Vice-PI'csidcnt 1, Audio- visual Club 1, 2, 3, 49 Vice-President 1, 2 l'n-xirlr-ul 3. 4g Boys Choms 4. Amlnilion: Engineer I G5 xmmzo CAIIOL POLLACK MARC Hlll77lC.S'f labor bears a pretty face. Slllrlvul Council lg Drnmntic Club lg Girls fihffffn 2- 3: Ycnrbook 35 junior Marshal 35 junior Prom Court 35 Bowling 3. Ambition: Secretary more rooms wer? .F li. WESLEY OSBORNE 'Was Neoer Give up the Ship Ambition: Navy S LINDA PHILLIPP LINDY Notlztng ill can dwell in such a temple. Homemaking Club 13 Girls Chorus 2. Ambition: Nurse MARILYN DORIS PULLEN MAR True friendship is a royal lineage. Outdoor Club 15 Girls Chorus 25 Mixed Chorus 35 Yearbook 4. Ambition: Work fl, in La!5 anal Hin 5foreroom5H flue afualents were sealed. JOSEPH CONRAD HAPANT CON Good words are worth much. Audio-visual Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys Chorus 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Baseball 4. Ambition: College all X xo. X X X x THEODORE FRANK RETAJCZYK TEDDY To do easy what is difficult for others is the mark of talent. lunior National Honor Society 15 Science Club 15 Homeroom Treasurer5 Mixed Chorus 25 Boys Chorus 25 Yearbook 2, 35 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Public Address Announcer 2, 3, 45 junior Prom Chainnan 3, Senior Play 45 Senior National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Ambition: College 3-X A ALFRED GLENN REED Cl-lOPS Youth comes but once in a lifetime. Outdoor Club 1. Ambition: College ANDREA ROSS ANDIE:l Sweet food of sweetly uttered knowledge. Drum and Bugle Corps 1: Junior National Honor Society 15 Homcroom Treasurer 25 Girls Chorus 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, '45 Clwil' 41 Newspaper 1, 45 Yearbook 85 Homeroom Vice- President 3. Ambition: College -- uf.- ' AgLA9Lf of fLi.4 year war! H7WooJ .9ncLgg ,E CAROLYN B. RUDESHEIM RUDY FN Generally speaking, she is generally spealcmg Homcnmkmg Club 15 Audio Visual Club 1 Outdoor Club 1g Dramatic Club lg Newspape 3 NVork Program 4. Ambition: Nurse 9' ' ARTHUR EDWARD RYAN 'ARTIF- Br, resolved and the thing is done Audio visual Club 1, 2, 3g Citizen of the Week 3 Nuvbpiper 3. Ambition: Work RONALD LEE SANDS RONNY Small service is true service, junior National Ilonor Society lg Pep Band 2, Cross-Country 23 Iforciyqn Student 3, Band l, 2, L. 3, Varsity Leaderxbip Club 3, 4, Key Club 3, Ulu' Ln? all queen 4, President 49 Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior National Honor Society 4. I Ambition: Aviation ,-eigne in Jlaife of fAe snow. RAYMOND PETER SCHAAP PETE D0n't do torlay what you can :ln tomorrow. Freshmen Baseball lg Outdoor Club lg J. V. tt Q N Baseball 23 Dance Band 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4. Ambition: College 1 l 5 'WS NANCY M. SClllCllNll'illllOllN 'ASKICMH Kimi worrls un' lllu musir: of flu: world. Outdoor Club lg Girls lluwz-kvllmll 2, 3, Cirh Softball 3, Newspaper 3, 4. Anlliilion: Professional Skater , 1 J 3. 0- - FREDERICK HENRY Sbll'l'l'I FRED uSllt'lll7C that spoke. Outdoor Club 1, Industrial Arts Club lg Varsity Basketball Manager 35 Varsity Leadcrsliip . Club 3, 4. ft' Amlzilion: Cabinet Maker Cflll, l'i'l'll0bl HCAYU '1'lwff- it uofliiiig fix popular fix l10U1lYlf'X.T.n llivviwiclv lligli School l: Cirlx CIIOHIN 2, ill Senior National Honor Society 2. ll. 4. l'f1'Ni1l1'l1l .jg Nl.wxp,,p,-r 51, -lg llomvromu Serra-tary Il, Mixed Chorus fl: 51'1'1'Ilfl' Svrvivv Club ll. 4: Draunalic Club -lg lloys Chorus At-mxnpauiiat 3, 4. Amlzition: College -.. 'Rs- .9 '4- f-.,,- PAULINE 1, VAN PA'I'I'EN PAULINE Y In quivrm-ss mud confidence shall be UW' llmru-rmmkrlmg Club 1, Dmmatxc ll l L.. vtrrullfl V 1 . Cl b 1: Girls V I' Clmnus 2, 3: Yvr1l'l100li 3, 4- Ambition: Housewife gba rienior year Lifting nge-ollae lo RICHARD VAN PRAAC MOUSE Fair words never hurt the tongue. Outdoor Club lg Intramurals 1, 2, 4, Homg. room Treasurer 2, Football Manager 2, 3, Clap. Treasurer 3, 45 Newspaper 3, 4. Ambition: To be happy xlf,xx1c'1'l1 v. WAIXIXURTON ARKY 2 I,rx,um.s urn my lightest l1urcl011. l llrum .uul lluglv Corps lg llaml l, 2, 3, Cllorus 3, 'j 1, -1, film. 4. Xlllllllflillli 'l'Cill'llK'l' LY' MURRAY WEEKS BARRY' Why should the devil have all the good times. Work Program 4. Ambition: College ul-11,vlN XVlCI,I.S WlMP Woolf-n nn- ilu: Irrust ol my trouble. Q Hunlrmr Clulr lg 'l'ruclc l, 2, 3, 45 Footba ll 1, 'i' 7: Wf'l11llN'f 39 Vflrsiky Leadership Club Ambition: College .Sze Aan, a good fime, as wad .sure pfain fo aee. DONNA KAY WILLETI' DONNA Infinite riches in rr little room. Dramatic Club 1, I. V. Cheerleading 1, Varsity Cheerleading 2, Class Secretary 1, 2, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 3, Sceptre Service 2, 3, 4, President 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Yearbook 3, 4, Cuilderland Sweet- heart Court 3, Junior Prom Queen 3, Varsity Basketball Seorekeeper 3, 4, Marshal 3. Ambition: Secretary DIRCK WESTERVELT DIRCK V .- I agree with no one's opinion, I have some J ' x of my own. .P fe Band 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Prize Speaking 5 1, 2, Times Union Youth Staff 2, Magazine 2, Senior Boys Chorus 2, Mixed Choms 2, all 6. I Newspaper 2, 3,f4, Editor 4, Public Address Q System 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, Intramurals 2, 3, Q, Youth Commission 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Varsity Q Leadership Club 4, Key Club 3, 4, Senior Play ug 3. Ambition: College ll. 2 tiff e 'Sn' .. :fa-,,:.' tk , CLIFTON RALPH YAUN CLIFF NEILA ZOLLNER NEILA Girls Basketball Team, Homernom President 1, Sophomore Girls Chorus, Driver Education Club 2, Dizmo Club 3, Diano Club Work Exp. 4. Too young to no sternly. Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, j. V. Basketball, Freshmen Baseball 1, Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, Student Council 1, 2, Key Club 3, 4, Athletic Association 3, 4, Outdoor Club lg Leadership Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4. Arnbltion: Marriage JOSEPH ZWICKLBAUER HIOE' Outdoor Club, J. V. Baseball 1, 1. V. Basket- ball, I. V. Baseball 2, Basketball V., Baseball V., Football, Student Council, Advisory Coun- cil, Leadership Club, Mixed Chorus, News- paper, Junior Prom Committee 3, Basketball V., Baseball V., Leadership Club, Student Council 4. I-F 'x s J 1 47' , I I I Q I I l I I Il I' I ll' I I ll IE' I I Ml Il 1: LI 4,I, ,,. II I , I I ll l YI , I X if l 4 lleinemher the eluhs hack in old 54? I Ni , l IM. There were Home lie., Draunutics, and even Outdoor. I u I , I' I I, V I I rl l' The truck tequn was stnrtedg we had at good bandg I 3 , l, l,i7,1,x' :ind Gerrit eaune to visit our land. 5 7 ' ' I' V . . 1 ,I ' I LI The noon hour was grentg we sine got around it , ll . . i . V X ', , I After school selling magazines. Did we cover ground! II Eldll - . V- 'I If WW .Ns sophomores, biology kept us quite busy, fn II I I lI II I Those green frogs und hugs put the girls in a tizzy. 1' lj Then .utter lah, to luneh we all flew , uf xl XI here the more energetic sold huked goods to you. I XI1: tfiueeio. in history sure gave us u lincg I Ile told ns Irhont llitler's crossing the Rhine . 'll' ' I it l l The juniors all thought the Cit. Ed. conference swellg ' 'I XI tfoI1nnhiII's Press Conference our school did quite well. I Uni tI.Issf-s nt-re eron-ded und more rooms were needed, l I II--III in h.IIls and in ston-rooms the students were seated l I 'I In- Inghlight ol' this your wus Mood Indigo l Urn Ling and sweet queen reigned in spite of the snowl I 'I ln- senior year lmrought Inge-Lise to C. C. I Shi- II.nI .I good time :ts was pluin to see. I fvulis Su-plie, llofs Key Clulm :uid N. H. S. too F VI I-we lnlsllx working the entire your through. XIII. the Senior Hull eaune graduation, ,,,gg,g,i5I 'I II- I1 'madly we ported in deep contemplation. , l Cail Strom fi Eflfi , Q I -X 5 K ,V J 1 r enfor li 1- .. HI QQ I Him!! 'TIWI I I ' qw'- I,-. 55. ff' Qc 1 , i F hr -Cl' X. K '1 X . N I- fr ' 'O .. , I 'FF' if I . X f IQOFJ f Ed Cox F Q Gail Strom ond Ted Retoiczyk 7W.,5f .yntefkctuafn gait ldllfefj Borboro Hudson ond George Folcmd E K 33 f P I F Viviun Crounse and Edward Conovon Judy AHTISTVONQ Ethel Hole ond Murroy Weeks and Tom C I I Grpenter .f Egr'4A IRI nl.- 1 . .r 1 'fc 3 1 1,5 ,V ,,.', . '43 6 , 24 S: 1 .I , . f 1 5 ,- 1, M X .ESL Peter Femio - ....-.1 ' ,,,,.,.,.1..-.4 . -w ,- E .snr- 1 S Office Front Row, left to right: P31 f moreg Diane Ehleg Carol Meyerg Ia Lawrenceg Donna Willettg Fredev, Greenfieldg and Ruth Hug? Second Row: Mr. Gearhardt, f ordinatorg Linda Rowlesg Regi, Blanchetg Marilyn Pulleng Ann Can bushy Nancy Schermerhomg IAQ Meycrg Peter Femiag Iohn Gatesg ana Dan Heffner. Work Experience Programs 1 Retailing .hifi 4 I' x F 1 'nf ' i I n 5 O , rd' N ,loo ' 'J ,J r V 4' re 5 ff , -l. 1, i : 4:7 '54 Vocational Front Row, left tn right: Warren' Clcmentg Barbara Beatong Mr. Allie, cu-rrrclinaturg Pauline Van Patteni Tim Fick. Second Row: Ed Sullivalls Fred Smithg Phil Calveryg Ron Hol- comlvg and Bob Bailey. The US Military Academy at VVc'st Point, founded in 1802, trains ullivvrx forthe US Army. High on ai hill dominating the 15,000 zlcrc l'vscrvulirm is tht- Cadet Chapel. Other points of interest include Buttle lXfIumunc-nt un Trophy Point, the Plain where parades are held, the Acudcury Museum, thu lilmny. restored Fort Putnam, Mic-hie Stadium and many other buildings und mcmumvnts. XVest Point, college for some of our finest mon, tout-lies many young mvn to find their way in this complicated spucc-minded world. Cuildcrlund in thc same respect is preparing us for our trin into the future. fu v 'if i l N . x, H . ' 4 It n ,, ick nl nf 'IV' if' Fi r ' 1 'VF' Atgqnqx. Andcrsnn, Antonucci, AUHSQTOUSI, Arnold, Bassler, han, Hmwmq jenn Q Thurston Fem Ronald , 1 in f' ,, A S 4, i C5 ff f SN gf' -F 5 A ,, s - ' A if 1 2 44 -us 5 'MT' x . AH 1' N sl, 1. 11f-.mixlm Www, UCHIOIM Bess, I-. I-.11 Ynmx Gloria Louis Frank 5 Y ' J ,.. 3 ' I -7... ,X -, 4 5 - . - ,gr ,,- ' r- ....- A .W V l .' 1 .X ' ix 3 T' U1 wf fy Urzull, l3ri1L!51S, X I' -H1 Imuim- ,Iilllllfhilll 'v . uv-N F ' . - a -1 ,f . A M09 x - 4. ' x ff Sf'lTY'l?lfIl'll, L4-on Pcrgclg Vice-President, Art Shaveg Prexi- 4' N' rlvnl. Carol Puru-llg Treasurer, Ron Mudgeg Class Ad- ,,.1' SA Q . uixvr, Mrs. Kent. ' .1 ' H f,:l1x':ll'y ' 'f Vlmilip 4 7- f l N 7 . Q -' N 7 ' , ' 'Qv -- 7 - - - - 1 ,D Q ., Q ow cl L5 funaora of wAom we :Aa JPN I , f flhr ' ' : rl ra f f'llH. Hi'-lnzllrl 2 0. r.,- ? f . gv X V lx Crmmsc, Cubit, ffurrhy l'J,qgf,,'i Richard Harry Randall Ngmfy N,.my yqyff. +A 5 ,.0 1 cv-Y A 5 1 A! Dflyfcf, kl'l', I3l'I.iIxfiIf!'f, Dwflrvlu. U joan Rnymoml Paul lf,l.,. N1 1: , I 'R G 3 rg In TJ, A '75 1, . I ' 5' I ,, y' 1 . - .J-QV' E n 4' f,s '.' Y Am .1 , ' Donaldson, DllfHf'5', IVIII' rr. Z Szlllv Carolyn Ilnriw I as ,,, 1. , , . , , A rv- . Hx Q- .1 'x 1 , -I Nlr. Hudson sums it up. f '- 'QL ' l:iYlll'l', 'UPL ,,. .i 'r 'U Hvlsy IUJIYUI' I 1 5 mn . W + h X 6 x 15 .' -, .. , . J' X p f ' V' 5-iii.:-xp. - X N 'pl' U - v K .gyihww l Q G+... I Z I X A I K2.1:lirf!1, 4 ' Maw Mm f K4 - 4 'N ' . 1: A -Y 4. ul A f 3 ' f - 2 L f - J v - ey ue llflfa tefln-9 g ifllfflfofte A, f Y. N F C'- u5 clay a fer weelf. X I 4 Cvpfvrhlidward 42lc.ww:w.I r x Q 'av 3 'Z 5: 1 N T. 4-1 -,.4 , .1 K Cmham, Hugh Barbara X I 1 12- X M' r V I W U lqlum.,-i Hoitzman, jmnrs Edwin fe- r' ' , . - , '--1' :CIF-' . ' I X ll.,I,,-mx,-in, Incnhsmm, llulwm NCME' l '59 'N . p,. N . . A I. T54 17- F x c l , I A J. 7,' x I' Nw r. -IPIINPII, I 1 I.yndal '- ff W V .f . ,Lilly N LX ' Km-fvr, if J Hnwnrrl Q .-A ff - . , -. Q 3442 gear wart l:gL!9Af cl Ly fA 1 J B 3 Jeruzcei nvmmu KUILI. john 3 A N Q fi , ' A 1 e bf' Y' x I Q J 'G x -Q-' ' .f A 'J ' 4' 4 7 .. x . J AA , la X Kocsis, Koslilc, Leather, I,incl-xteari, Link, lffmifv, Arthur Kcnncth David Richard David Maureen 5 A 6 x C- A ' l ,. ,L ! Q, N .N . f K Q 'J .F ' f 4 .4 fa' 1 ' Mnqlnmghl Mallory, Nfimn, NHL: mini Nfayirf. Lawn-nfyc lilrnrs Iirrwif I,ixwrf'1'nr Hmm m ,F 7. A K I., Q '- 3 - Q Q s' ,- - f 1 rf' Q 'T' fw lv - ' AX Lf ,J 4, Mr-fIurvillr-, Mrflvunlwr. V' WL- H1 f 11 Tlnrnums Hula:-rl Arm Y' ' 1 3 . al' 'Q X H' Q ' Q ri ' '- x v- ' . A - . - w 'C' -Q xv' I I Al All-Slnlv Mn:-icnl Fr--.livnl I'urlis-ipunlu. ,iv A', r, Nfillvl, Viurr. V' IZIIHPQ Univ-1 T 1'- r- ' 7, , vv- ,,- 'A Q .., 'i ' ' ' i X A ,un Miirlu-ll, Nifvfvv. V' ' Dinnv S-llvh' U 1 a. , in ,. .xdnzl fn-e5iJen fd were eacfvcl for K H' -- 1 C7 j ey cfug anal .Honor Jociefy ' Klan Fl I N 11 1 i xx 5 1,75 O A Nowak. ' C X 1.1 cob - k ff ' , ' ga , -21 1 ,ff b .- Af, . fT PFFKNICF. 4-Hmm I I' rv xx 1' ' I VCV.- ' -- , 1 Y ' . A - 1 5 O Donnell, Olsen, Thomas Jean ggi' s- W' if M- Pvrgvl, Loon 1 mf? vv-K x C' J 'fl 'lf 'Q rx .g .. Peters, Linda 25? Petrosino, V Mary -3 6 Oravsk' Doroth ' 7 IMI- 11.1 Pnrlvll, Quay, Ilmw Carol Inm- x . Y' fl T3 L' f - ,f Mr. Fullzlytor makes 11 point. 45 V W My lhvlwlh, - ' H.lI'lHll'Jl H 1 .. rs ' rf N 1+ --.- Q C -K 2- IX'-if f -l - 1 A ' - Smlll, ' h V1-mllif l '1 '.V ,-. 4- K' 'DU A A J A f if, .Q . e ave fo an at fo f L5 C a5.4 . 'fn' f . 'E' J 9 or a LD energy A 1 V 551'- ..'XrI AN '13 . at .f x Y 1 .A I Shenaur, Skinlcln, Smirh, SMH, Q Beverly W Mary N111 David Hubert fffrorain '-. r N.. ti? 1 .' rits, .n ivxm, 'HI 'H N1iUll'1Il' I'11lw.nr4l Ilnuirl A lammr-r, Vuv-r, f LII AIlf'Hvf'rl f S W , x Ml. Hl'llilIl llIl'4'L'v 'Ill' faux!-.4 '-wg -J 4:9 9- It it Ulnvnn- .fdnrl if,.6 a act fAaf fAeg ,ff Jlll'Cl70Cl wAen fAi5 AigA Axion! fAey feau b. A R!! rg 7, 75 3 ,.. P- gi. ' I , ' All ii '1,.,:f1f, 'fi - H.nr,.. W.. I . ,,. , sn. 'L . C' 44 -, S Xml 1' 1 -1' . V I' .3 7 w 'Ki A A 0- V. V- 4, . HH ! C i E I' , 1 N U 9: XXZ .Z Xw,..:.f, K'- sw, 1 Q ,. ' A ,K ,nb ex, P- Y, 5 Q XYlIlm1m.l'fJxx.1l'.i 7H1-VY-1.-1-1 1 I : ' 3 Qu ff - Y Alston, Alben C3 , 3 Bell, Bonneau, Y A Eljylbcth Pat 7' ff Xu .,, .X h ? u . E X 4 ' .Y L Brooks, Chnrlvs Trmsurur, Steve Fcrgusong Secretary, Gloria Capellm Pn-.virh-nt, Fred Castcrg Vice President, jim Candersi Advisor, Mr. Murray. w ., 1,1213 lf ' x Q ' 'z ,sl - Pulanwx. ,AdJlYl5. AISI'-Y' LMT, PNN Cm-colin H Marv n fi . , - fr' Qc- 1 I ' If 9 4 - 42 1- ' ff' 0 - ., 1 ., 'P ' c 7P 'AF uf ' -1 ' Y V V 6 J V ,, N .1 1, Arxx in Q n'mh.,. Barth. Bnnnuum, rg, fl, M lnmm- Rudolph Russell X , X tin -. M.. ', , . Q' 'Q Q A - V N - -' I Z, - -ex . ,. J- X. 4 , 4 4 SX If 1 1 V 'U i 1 1 A QMMEM V - ' 141 r-H, Ilrmllwml, llrnmvf. My I uh c:llIlNllYDll1'l' Bruce .. vi ' t. -5 4 I 1, : , WQ4 Q Q, is -M . , X ' , F, l ' I ' A f K 2 b 4 ' 1 of J I ' A x k E A . A 4-rx J 'A I' ' lhdlf-r, ffnmlvrs, ' 5 ' lhrlwlrw' jzum-re 1 I ,Q Q' s f v 9 3 'T- l CT- A .3 -Vs L - . if ' fflafi 4 1 A ffarr, fAl1ru.Iin.1 .f - . 'I 1 .J AA A V jAe JOIQLOIYIOFGJ were acfiue, ad acfiue coufcl L0- ' ' I '1-'ff.Yrf-fl TB' was XE' ,wr 4 .4 , Chaloux, Chfwglnqgf-, ffon:nh:m, flnrmrll, CFU 'ITM g David K - Rpsc GOTHIC! Uifnff: Sfnirlv-y Q V 'Hw'f1'Hf1 M4 UNT' -'VW-4 I 5 - 'fa' ,- S sh as Q N- l. qv P 4 P -, - I r 1 1 ,. 4 E.. L.. 42' ', 7' V 7 ' C-ff ,:- 4 I ' ' X x ' ' lk A 7 Z ' Mp.: if I 4 . - f f:l'OllllSl Dnrlinyf, D1-Jun, IJr'Hr.uri ID'-I 71f?P'f. UU P Eilvvh Craig Kl'llHl'f,l l,lr1yflr11wm 5 'fx HT'-' f fi i f . 4 v . 'x Q I ig x F viii I' h 1: , I- . Y. , V' 1 I sf C j' ' ' -A 135 A A L V Duly, HJISIIIIJIII ligfufvr. 1 ' - 5' X AH:-n Ar! l.inIl:u gfrw I1 - K'-1 1 al vi A 1 If AA , , A. . . 'P . ' 'K 'IT' , v- ' 1 IL- 1 , N 1 . fm A Fowl:-r, Vu-ilu, Vr-w'. V lllllifll llmmlcl NYM X Rcflvcling lIUlIll'lllIlkilljj willn Mr:-. Amlvrmw M --'Q S n 0 Ii -A '-P 3 Q1 Cf- 9 1 .ff , 1 f X K x 1 Ilnllulv, Klmh , 4 1 lfnvll Xmn x V 'N r' ' F, - 'F' If I c 'U J .7442 5 on5ereola JCIIICQ CIIIJIAUII CA0l?I'0lJ 0,1 . e ? F . x g N .J- CiHwr1.C.1rnlr- :sr Q if Q -fi CHA- Q Crcislcr, F! vr TXN B-Tfh-17-La U -v-1 . 2 ' H , 1. 1: x-X g g fn 1k .' ' h ,- C ' ' 4 C' J I x 9 r V .W 'Z i 3 I 'ft' 4' 'g 1 'A' 's 1 HY ,gwgl Ilvwiu, Ilolzlramcr. qgm,-p Ridlalrd W Hili0l'l A 1 ' I' X 5 .r- ' 1 4 u - , JF' , gf ' ,L ,, 1 K up di.. LE' . t ' S- ' 1 . , ff? rx hz I f A I M' -lJl'l'l3UNki. Kimball. H,-ww Iulm Calmlvrl ,W Y 0 Ai ' nv- rg, - - Q Q ' K' ' g . -.,, K , L f '1 af 1 J r 1 r 5 xl Aa' A A9 H y ' KI'-IH. Knoll, ' Imllrlillllr- Ngmg-y Nlrx. Kuuuw lnulw un , Y' , q A ,F Q r ,, f - '11 'L ?' ' Y J A , Q f ' - ' l,,u l'.r'.'4-, Huh: rl F v ijlle cfaaaea flley A ' f J ll f, 4 . - cue f rough were ' Q 5omefAin9 fo Jee. WVrllmm Hrnchinn, Barbara I P v x T' X ' , Ki pp, Raymond Hudson. Marilyn lar Donald I X C? f'K kinda 7 07' Tr? Lovpcr, Arlcm: t A A S C A 5' A ,.. Q '1' 3 ., 5. N xx ,P 4 , I 43 Z' 11. A u . Linslcml, Link, I-i f'f1. Iffif' 'mf JOHN . ..,, W- Nfirhzml 'M'f ' f'ffVI H 7 f ng' g '- I- 7, r df, 4' , , ,. 1. 7, 3 ff- . ' A 1 -, I v ' ,, e gr' VC, 4.-f .Af ' 4- 1 ., f , , I N11 lx N bf X ff ' ' . .lv lnlrzsh, Nuke, kT.:PfLf-, T 1- - Hvlr-n l'AfI'fl Imvn w IH' Pwr! ., ,,,.,,,. -, ' 1 1 fu 3- - L 1, rv Q I x .p' 'I 2 R if.. 1 -7 lcfv 1 -.r ' f Q I 11 1 1 ' K I 4 1 - D V Mr-Dnrmmglm, X11'l,HVIfY, Xl' imkf r, '-7' U Vvlmvh-,I Nflllly' Inlm H A f 1 ri '2 Q 1, X i A T, 49 ' T ' I in-if 'gin' N , '11 ' ' , Q 1 I Q- 1 - M A I XIPYI. X1il1lvH. W W - Nlir lim-I -lllyl 1- 7 : ' 'flux Qtllilil nl lloliailli 65 0' -J' Xlnllvn, NWI -'1 X l,1llv.m l x'i'?1 -V lpgvre J renrA ffaJ.5 - , an cl 6K0 ans! geomefry. ,Ea vi N.11lghlm1.l,n ., .1 nm- X-NL-'K Hart' .1 v-KW-.....,, inni- S- far, v, Ii ' A -fur C7 , ' - X J in h ki Xntiing' 01551102 Olwvr, :inc lliknznl Carols- David ma Robvri ' A V 1 7 6- -2 . gh 4 A ,QQ x1 3 , 2 - ' r' X-5 iv' , w , 'f,, 6' H Mil. - ix-, . rm, 1-rf,,g,' Pmut, Prythcrch, 3 -.X 3 R. Hnwnrcl Tinmilw Ilunh 3 Tv f Q . ,4 ' i Q Q- - 1 -' .,. N C X -3 - .- ff'-1 - .J C xx c ' ,v I 1- ,K V ' IZ. 1x , J- Nlmmlvu, Iul'Ilill'd, I UNIV rv l'.unvln Uvnniw f 1. ' r v V v Q W, A A f' ' A xl 1 X X ' 1 V- 'U'-Lly Hyun, Ilyun, Q -' Y A1 VHTHVI Marlin E Sf' .4 C., V Svlmsl fa' 1 1 2 'I' ,. 1' '- I7.l'.'i1l Bruce LJ MS? Purtell, Ralston, Dianne Richard ii +3- gi fi fi Rowley, Ann Living in the library Pmchoolc pm Sham 1- , I 1:2 Vw. fl I if war! fumghng in wAicL fAeg exceffefl 5 Y 'A' T 931 '- ' .Awlrf-w Q 1 Q Shavir. Sh0PliCk, Sikorn, Jean DOWN! Sandra Y F0 7' 7-Q 2,9 Spock Spawn, Richard . Ijllflll ,. 9 JD ,- .f 'I ighr-, lnsvph Magic 'lullflllljlll Il hHl'l'llM'UlN' .fdnnl in Loxing or wrcmfhng fAey .J - 4 P' Q X'Fy1.1 Q. 1 ,I K , SIU, Sun' SYFHYIX, Sfhwlffx V lfrlwzml V clfiyljkt f',1lv.,1rrl -v jnyrr: WI 1 .4 S. ' l ' K N -. A 'v F . l 'l.v . ' V Aa I 1 . SYUH, 'f.lyl1nf, Tfrfmru, lrzffzz' finmlyn f.r.m1 jfm I' wr' A 1' N -Q 3 -w , fr: N ff ' 1 Q, y, .Af 1' 1,-2 g .- - J .db f ' K 1.:..11A,fJ,A .lj 'l4u1ulll'r Vzulxfy X m X HH' ' I-,ht-lfI,,,, Xfif 'mv-I Xr lf' X ' ' x X . fn '- 1' D' 2. .N -4- 1- 1 elf' 'L- Y ' 'Q f . ' AL., ,.f f VM, fumh XVJILIIIVI, Hn.. U. t ' lmlv l H'lI Uwlw-w ' - I - - v rf ' O ' K- .A ' Qu-P . 'Q-' ' 'I' .,. , 5 1 1' 'X fl XYllKins, H W . X Nunn 5' H1-hy: 1 an f' 45 'Q 5 H, , - '- U l , X t-7' 1 follffln I LP KPIIUCJ. 'n'.a'xB 4, 1 , . 1,1 -A. NYilivr. llulr ml .3 A X':f X 1 kc L., kl M l1 1 ,' EQ- A it ix Y ' - 5 - ES I I L 1 lf: ln.. lp I 2 1 - Q 1'- 3 0 Y ,f Kd nw Armstrong, Bmw nw' Rmmld Marilylm F Maypeign Lawrence ,E . :LQ -' , Btlrkprl Rm-fl-11, Busslcr, Bcston, B.1r!mr.1 lamicv B4-ny ,lvfrm William David 3 , 7 . is C 9 , rf 1 rf' 9 L- . 'lk' Q ,J , in X ti ,J . N4-mmm. lllmko, Blcsvr, Houck, Ru muml Imlith Lcnniuk H Kurt C+- 'Q' R . -0 7' N 4- ..- fc z .ff ' AX - Q Vw-1-1. Nunn-lmk. Uulmun, K ,- in x1li'IHN'l V ,lumix D' 3 12 C3 ,- r'- . -Q73 U 4' I , 'K Tlw lmnu-mmm NXVl'illN il out. I' -Q lxlfglh I' ' lllxifl A - KV - F X, V I L L jAe jre5Aman c ada Lars Aa! pep ga We , ,X ' Q .J , GF 2 X. SN u. M 35 W -- fs S X .. 'SL ' Q 5 EQ Q2 5,9 Q 4' - -3'-f S -T' .- 'J E I Z . 1 gr: :fu J SX 5 aiim 2220, 9 Q 'Sn : rf ff 5' Lt . , ' .J 9X if A -' 5-3 4 Nah qv 31 'TH ' 2' 0 Zi 'dr dk 3 V, L.. fi: 4,- 7: - , Q E: gf: Q gf SC 0 1: 25? GY. 5 is R 1. 1 6, E.: T 4 P 'J 1 - -, -r fl '1. 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F 1 J N A , 7, 42 AJ , T. fv- ,, fbA,fTjAe clleerfeaoling Aquacl waa jugf g,-gaf-5uFgr- u Ar' X 4, I' EI' Kokosa, Sandra Q ,P I . -O . . N 3, 1- i 4 I I . Kvslik, Klilczylc, kllflklff, Ronald 4 Rohf-rm Sami,-A 4 'K Q P A V4 i. x f cg- 1 gf- , K -- , I -J 7! A ' -..Q 414 . I-'35hCl'. I,..'ml1:rlmn1, L4:hrn:nn, Alben KnH1l1v1:n Vifililliil 'H fx c P Q 'O 'Q V- Ar x E' cr' ' . v - .Nba L f'f 'm. l.II'wfJlYlllilllWl'f, -IJIIHUS paul Q I 3' Marlin, xfillffllf Ilu- jc-wx-ll lun:-In eg C Gere! fAe tedlfl Oll fo lllill 00,7 Cl Harold A' ,M4 l,:l l r1'nir-rl' Iriu-r, flllilrlldif- ,, H n 'Y 'Q .- Lynn, Ifflvm nl 'S -4 .Q Hum, ffurvu-li.: ,Q ke- Mvyl, Limln ., . fn. ,A .- I, - I Hull:-1. Van' ,Mm -4 .-5 V 'X 1 L1 Vcym, I..1ng5r:rnvfaltr:r Shamn Niarggarfzt 1 -3 . , Y' G 1 'a 1 '- IIN L'v.'ry,1!v I!! kfffhl Allin f.hJar:r: 1. ,- .- v ' .L Wu ffnrnm'-1 u Inlm W, 1 1 - P f . . , - ,I 1' A x Niff- .W , Ufrf' llnlwff lg,--1 if L . - ' .' lf- 1 ,' V I J A Af, N1lf'vAfr. V ' ' fxlxzrlfx VI .4 -' 3 g IH P X1'vvr X Ulu-V a 0 . -o ld Xllxrphx, Xu XMIM.-'w 1 .- , ! A fer ooper . L I Tl 5 ,. ii W . l Pn- 45.3 Nav. Pilccn :aiu ,. f Q iiirrx. csllfiflfllf' F. - P. i 1 -' 1 I fl-' ..,.x, 'Xl1,.1,4-1 3 .Q - 44 ,. ' - 'A .11 , Q 'f l, - 'R' -J J -4, fv P- i N nlilc. K nthryn llivriimgor. Dolores A 3- - 217' ' ,fix fA2 llnpanl, Nlark 4. - L Snlvimki, lrf-nr' f- C' , Q.- xl A . - gflmviiilwfli. xl-lll ,..o-. N -f- .7 A 9lu1lf. v lynn'-N ,- L'-1 ..-1 X gilliill, flfirv-mu Ulm Nyc, Richard ,- 47: I A? , J Pilatzkc, Carol I fo--Q a N E7 J' K I Rupp. Tliclmzx Curl ..- 0' 2' L I Svmflorcl, Cllirislinv . ' Q ,,v QJI Sicklor lfmlwiu Ohhdal, Oravsky, O'bonnell, l Edward Robert Pau Elizabeth 2 vp , Pollard, Preglick, Prust, Michclcn Elaine Sharon 1 ,H , Us -3 F57 - Ricsmcycr, Ruhl, lolmnna Iudith is 1 J 22- ,' Sands, Tliomus Mr. Babcock teaches the world. it 'fl CUM! mafk c a55e5 were rea g Czhf. f f a L? vv VTJB , , QAL fr bf, r ... T,-. : p, f., 'N ' I .O ' . 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I lflw.-wi IN ' V IUIIOA? yefllki KIAQGJ l?l0l'2 It Q-,v ,I Znlmi 'af-. N. Q . il Arias, Adalrss. i V . d Ch 1 I .mx renee XK'r'iylhi YVllll u11 Emlle Edwal' af CS iff W ,, fl - P' - c 'xA ' L 1 7' ' Q -3, , X - ' Y' , 'J A Q 7 V - A .R T T ' Bmhlxki' ' B.n,m.V Bggfigmi, Batters, Belmonte, Bemard, 5.1 wx: A - - - ' - ' Nh X I P-N1 Betsy Kathcrix Thomas Pat Loralee -1 ' 1 kv ,- Q 3 is 1 R in V .- Li' S 9 s' X , fp' -0' V ff' if A ' J f-5 4 J e ' f il? l ,. . Nli77.u'd, Blnonmimiclnlc, Bvfff, BUTSL Bofteu, X 4 Ninn Chulvs K NamCY Difmgr Ronald A? r ' 5 X. 1 vi 5 A 7 ,1 3, ' . 'VL ', -: , e- fy e v r 49 11 A - ja.. V .lin t . Ilwggk. Ilmmon, Brothers, Brown, I mls.: fi1ll'0h'l1 Nlawy lgglfljglfgl , x 1 4' - -' R Y .1 6' .Q 'J Q ' ' ' -P ' 1 1 - . - -v Q ' +- , 'K '-3? 4 K ,I L J ' x ' -,A .4 .mg V1 llvfl-my-, Burk. Bnrkv, H rw lx Lum-w Chcryl r.. 1 If :. 3 :i . 'C-, I 1 I lk li wfl. llml, 'N Sl!'l1lU'll M61 ' --'44 . F, v, 1 ' .3 SUCVCUWII, Polly Catinog Treasurer, Daniel Flandel'S , I ' Q PVC-Siffvflf, Cary Schrammg Vice-President, Elaine PeaSlC9 F P ' ' Adviser, Mr. Boyce. 0 lf f 4 - 7- 5 jll . 'ji 7 . e l1icl5 in 1 . x , 5 -v . A A , .- ., ' W9 f we e Tv are experienced A '5 flow . -7 f 4 Cahno, Chapman, Clumrzni, Polly Steve M ichucl Di xifg Cmmmond, Crrvmmvr, Cmxlrr, Kathy Szmrlra lm- x -. A . ll 1 v ' I 'I A M... Curlis, Dm.:-lu-r, Alun Lind.: H V . ,- mf '1 D1-Inlk:-, lllvifl Mrs. liirml wah-In-s 1lYl'l lwr vllivks 1 'L' I' s 27 ' V, . MA- ., '3 47' Collins, flfmrnf-H, Ilvsvph Uorufhy fi S 'If v T! -1 ' ffm A -1 L I ffl'f1lIYIv', flrmxl-.1-V N141 Aulvy Xlulmf-I H 0' -- p 2' 1 'M 'W 4 , ' , .Phi U 1. X IJiIViN, fJ,n,1'., Km. XV,l',lvf ' '1 nr 3 , ln :D fu YL ' I , 4L..J D- L Dlwllw, fJll:Lj ,sH, Hllfll Sluirlf-. ,, 1 P' ' ,' C' I uf 4' lugfiylvwlrm, lxwwr Alum Ilvmulfi 1 ka .. l'1vll'if'. l',ml 1 . ' .gf al 4 10171 QKUOI' 2 OI' GIIFPJ yOU lllflllf LIIOKU 1' 4 f,f,u',r-Hr-K Par 'vi R fv flrouf fun-' ai ' 7 r- , U 4 L Ill I.. U.,E7,,r 1 r 1 . QQ 1' J ' A 4 IJ' ', I fm in ' .1 r- Y I 5 I X. ul' .' 41 - I 5 u A! 4 It X gn I -', ll ,x 1. - F-j' Vl1Iv1.u'-Li llqxx-I OU' l2,u'Jm r, I ln M Y Dfrlnrrn Q Hs gxl Xp .1 1 .,. , f,.,. A1 ,go-,A J- '21 .JL I K3 - f' ,v A X ,, 3 1. . ,- F 1 '77, 2' Q.. , ov' 'J-3 .1 fli, v- ' i i P E 1 5 L K E r l E F L Ronald Lawton, George 15. 1 Lockrow, Richard gs. ff' Q0 ,Z '.. 1- 7.- H ' ,, ' ' 'E' ' q OJ ' I cyl' i . Lcc, Lcilrcrl Iwiclkic, I.inr.nln, I,iml,,l.I, l,ir..n.ff1, L Robert John lirvvvrly Pnrrir m S,mflr.1 ff ?1 H 1 K u I 3' , . Q sr sz A , I '78 Y on ,, , H W- p - -F-:pr , 1 ,C ff' ' 1 ' .wx 'T I . I 4 bg J 0349.4 .Ffa LOCIDCT, LOYTHO, I,lll'JzH'Hi X141 Dr,n,ll1P, Xfflrlfml, N f .797 W Elaine Lynn jnyu- XVxll:.m. Yfw f- X1 lrl, If Q' 1 'QTY Q ,g 0 x A 7' p- 2- CF-W A : r I .. 0 V .- .- ' ,, , A. --N ,f .W . 4-I P -, . '- 4 I A . A. A I lm -AQ 1 1 A f Nlilflill, Nfilflill, Xflffizrllly x1Iffll'H,IH'l, I'f'1I-51' T ' If ' Kvvin Nh-rrily jrmn lun wp, df! r ' 'V J 'cf f- ' 'rg F 1 h Ev' 7 ll- f 'A 1 X Mr-Dmmlulll, X11'Kl'lllil Nlf K1 ww, ' lf' , ' Idilf-1-H llulnlhy Nlrwrzym IN ,-1 1 P 7' r 7' ' Q X 4 ' .i , sz- N rm -I h., gd . -1 f Nluulv, Xf1vr:f.ll1, V ' ' l7,ni4l Hull: I .' 6- 1- . 1 ' f Y 'V '9 J' I0 Hun:-H, VX I lun,-,I f ' S- N. .4 1, - 2 J ' ' I r A , X1 H' ' X 1111 5 2 Ml. Q51-rlwr IIIJILVN figum- slmly inh-nwlxml, f i y 1' 1 A , All uaf Cfflllllllg or .A - H - .iv 1 , - l 1 11 ' 1 '. 6n9AJA ann! .grenfli 4 ' , Ullu Y. U' I X H lmmrfu 1 T ' hula Mar J are. Q fn, 51 lu s Smith, Sifllfh, Smlth, -1? . , 4 y..- 5. Smith, Smithics, Snyflfrf. Sfiihl. SUV' Jane Robert Robert F. Suxan Karen Hubert X-f7xYj':fl 1- ' 2 N A24 , , , , . , 'I - 4 ' 9 'Q ff ' .,r- . - ' g, 1 . ' Y - Y 'J I . ' f V A.. I ,,-I D M Stevens, Stoddard, Sf. Vifrrru, Stuart, Sun-., Swm..fvr 2 1 1 : Richard Rohm-g 'I'crmncc: x1YfHil Nff-rmn Vlwl Pri ' :FT X - ' s :S ' if ,. w X -N . 1 V Q Q A , F . v , 5. 1.1- E '-'f fi , X9 t 5 12' K ' A 1 -fl 4 X A L ' Y 'H v ' Tlnrricn, 'l'i1'u, Tim-, 'Imrrf-, I VNV. ' Ilgmullgl David YV:uynv lxrlrm IMI' f' A P 5 ' , , 6 C V uv rf... 'Xa 4 'Q' Q ' t Q, A 5,7 l r- Q 'I ' : ' J dx LJ J :'l K, . Vnlvo, V:lnHvnlmrgflu, Xvflllyifllvl X4-xi' ' Pllilip Inlay: V XK'illmm V114 I N + 75 5 f. 'P 1 f ' , '. x .1 , gf j Q' , x J xa . if K , Xvniqi H2111 hu V- 'H'- Allf-n ,lfrry V I ' i K 5 '1 Q A G. 7 a . L, Q .Y c ' ' l ' I N 1 .af u w , XYJIINY. WM' l7.ni1I -r Mr. llmwk mups il mul. ' rw 'if , 123 9 .- ' A 'Q ' ' if 5 '- ' 1' N .L r 4 5 ' x , . 1. -- ,:., J' ll a .JA ' L' ' ' XYl1ill.IL11. VAN ' 'N mx I b , '5 '5 1,141 I A1 - - 352 V ff! ' . . ' 'Q 3 -1 QV, if .. Q A 3 , a Q1 X Fr -1 zqg-. .A ' 7 5542 i Wifi V 1 ' - . -jan!! non, fzvsjlfr, 1 rx. V - . 1 A - A ,Q I Ik. s , I I fA ere .4 Auf four m ore f' if , 4 N . - ,I Z P year: fo ,Ju fArou9A C- 1 P 4- if Awnmn. 'UWA 1 1. - s ff' 1 r .f i Andres. Tl' ITA I1 CC !f,f,LfyA B.11Imu1. V x I I!HfZ1W,iN Dah' If Q1 fv i A j 5 1 -' 1- Y 1l1fwr41Jr-N. VK . X1,,gw X ,.,. X 4 A TW Q. L! , lf, L Hr- '-1vyf1,y l','A,. 1 A .. IVV. Q n ' ' 'f ! :l'Ax'..- ' W J ,xnmli-k, Arrnstmnsz. Audino, Iohn Ioan Robert 101111 3 'Q 'Q . 7' .' - I 6. . . vw- -.. F U- H W ,Q ,-V .3 'A bg' ,- 5 ,P 1 gr N -c fa Xt' r A' Y 0 S 1' V X ISQ11-clblwmmlw, Bnrringvr. Bnstinni. Batters, Arsmw lfrmwvs Harold Robert K -1 YI-gr Q F ' -9- Q S - Q ,J 1 uv I ' rms AW' A I Boll, Pwlow, Bolrosc, Douglnx lf:-mln jmucx Iv- ' .' N- A .I x . - , 7 , l Q . 2 .1 ,f x f.. . 1 1, I ffm . ADX llmvly Uink0wSki, l 1W i l':xlWzll'cl Y Q' r b . - ' , ,r f A X' .1 llmxxn, lirmvn, IH Xml lmslvl' Sr'f'rf'!nru. Murcia NVhccler' Adviser, Mrs. Omerg Presi- ' clvnr. jvrry Dol Zotto- Treasurer, jeff Kingg Vice Pren- rlvnf. Curtis King - tl- ,A mm,.. ' lr' sf ' V I ' 1 4 Hind, , I I xwh I 5 1 : BETA 1 -2. 7 1 vacuum.: A Y .. 2 A sf A . . rf' ,. ' f H' : s9ll tAe l7l0lltL of .syeptelfl-Aer, 2. r ' ' - - iffy- fi Cahn, Campbell, Ellsworth Lynn V E x - , if Clmcscbro, Marsha Mrs. Orncr misss tlmc lmncls. cg - - V 1- 5 jw Y-. , r YL? Candcrs, I Douglas :D ' 4' N LZ' Av J if ,A Atl. Q Cross, lliclmrcl- i r ' :4 hzilffi Del Zollo, Curnlcl 21- 1 wi ,Aw v f -v K ! ' . ,nz .qv . -e .g Ll A Cnfflffnffif, Carr, C:xsv:I'., Rfilph Victoria Plllrzn l -5 1, ro 2 ln I .f I I if . -1 ' 1 Al' , Crmnnsf-, D,-gm, DN k,.f' lluvifl Donalrl Crm 1, F' -q 'L' -9 . 9' 'JV cf 1' 45 71' -4' W4 an D4-yo, Dir-flrir lu, Ilfvvlfjr. Kcnnvlll PMN k,1llll Y'l V f -Tl A . ' 8, ,p on 'N fu- K' A .7-'ii Il ' ,.,.., r l T U 1 J .Q 'l limnry, lull:-r, I-.zlrhwfu Drew Sh'-vrn lm L- Ll. Y 5 , I - ,A ' N h '4-k.. T 'V - V . 4 U A lfrmlv, lfurrl, l HH lfkl, llnrlmm fihridinm I vw' f' ,vu 9 is - 'fa . ' r , n 1 A . 0 lfluxl, L ny' lliclmnl Ylmf-X 3 A .' -1 f Il - fwplvrl. jnlm x7Ae 5euenfA gra e rai5ecJ Q62 affenJance fo foff 'T To '7' , Q'- A Q! 1 Champagne, 3 I AU Illia lv 1--' ' 4 L r 1 A ,fzlbq U- f kfr, 7 Hnlrr? tv 4 l Y ' 4 ' I ' I XT' , l, ' firm . lll' l14T'l 1 -:A - Ip 1 .A Ab !1 'i1', r1' ,,. 'A - 4 lr-. x,..' , . C3 ,Z .A A 1 K, A 3 Q I I C .n f-11'k'1'L' 4.f1,. QT, 1 .J L Cllmn. ' Dnnrl 4 ,V 'ff 1 0- ,- , ip wx Vxlke George A 1X Lg .- A Gord n CDdlr'Nl'skK'. Cdwddfv Ctogola' 0 , Bruce XVRIQFY UW Diana' Edwaff? , .5 - 1- '- ,, V' 0 Ji L X in fl 5, nb k xlrrxrm, Cnwfivk. Cvulllmlllt, lilluglmts 3 cn cc v 1.1. f, 1,imq,, Rolwrt Paul James A Q r- ' f. , nw '- Y f - -A - f- ' .'- X' A j ' 1 I A q lh -,T ylpmmh.-rg II:-rlul. Hvrshcy, Hilicus, f I rum! Ihvid Alam Marion J ,L u X X f X A , . , A N 11 ' -I HW 1' Y Huslvxl, IQICUIDSOII, L ' 'N 'VY'-'W' lhxixl Marilyn .nl . ' ' ' nv . . - ll Aff , ' T- V ' llYI'flHIl, ' I-' 'f X I .us11'l1r .q,11 ' l 1 p ,aiix 6, 1 N ' ' L ' ' x Kimi, 3 ffnrrvl I .E Min Cllmlnlnzrluin and . K mmiv for listening. A , - x' 45 ff s F ' J4 L I. f K I u-Al f e Jc oo waa x I new anal 5frange fo fAem 7 N M Q I KUOH, Kosn, KTRIISYC, Kmsx, l,:1N1rmf, l,:1n:fln1-1, If-hrr1fs1'I, Betsey Ronald Betty Walter n,,f1,,,.,- 1g,,,1,,,,,, fefmlfi 1- ,, .. Q V, 1 Rr 3 h , :, y 5' 'A '. 5 'a .- ' V 5- .f- V , f- lc, ' . ,, !',': fn ti, V 'J' A X Link, L0ckm11llr:r, I.nr'lcwoorl, l,11f-v,1nm, ldlfllfx, '-1f1fIr,Pf.:h, nilfhilffl Marilyn Inlm Mary Villllfl V,ml,1 Yf,1r.Iw:. P 4' ' 7- , 1 I .. 7 S 1 W, 1 1 42- ,' 1'- I ,, ' nr Q 1 1 ' ' Mzwlnfyn-, Marion, X1,1xlf,v,wlcy N1 :af r 1 ' f 1 Cvorgc LM- Ilngy-r 'I 1.111111 1 ' 1, ' V1 Lv- 1, O P , x, F' - fu- , v L Q .. 1 4' Mc'Kz1nn11, X11-Nix-rru, V' 11' V. Drwrulhy Lfllflil fi1v11111N P ' . - 1 Xfrmrr, V f - V ' l,f1u1111rfl I 1111 X ' Calm-r:1 M11ggcrs :ll work ill cufclcriu. 1 1 ' , . ' N lr K .- A n LL 1 LL 1 39- A J N1-Ixm1, Nfmkw. Vik 1 ll41rl1:1r.1 Dmn V- - 9 Q' 5 ' 5- , 11. 5 A . N Oluwr. UVM 41. T11-11111 Kv 1 w W 'U P guf now fAeg ue adopfecl P ' . 56400 1 e fuaf me men. C' I I N , c,Wff'l'hl'lIL jnlm .v- , L , 3, S F Q 1 X D V Pm-gl-I, Phillips, Q Q 'F' m,,,jK., Pociluk, Pollard, Igster: lilruskowski. j A I L- , Caml Thomas annme CNY lHmf5 xl' mm Mlllq '5l1,,x , MW' n k .V ' x g L- V 'rd . S- 5:7 L'-, ' f-- A Wy. x '-, ' ' j J rx . I .Aran x A A . lf..--.l i ' V. 1 v 3 K 1,1 n R AWN i R4-pd, Recd, llcincmmm, Reynolds, lauuf ll Vw Tlmmns CMT Mldliwl Iohn Nancy '3 ' Q R ff ' . 'fn' 5 AJ. n 1,1 Irv ,,. xc.- 4' I V ' Q, -M ' ,J f I I ,A I 1 J:Qi:11:Z::'2'.xxl K 1-.. ,ev IZ--uf-II, llullmlgv, Ryan, Samxlc-rs. L- ,ml I-'mm u 'l'c-rn' Clmrlvs lfllcn ' Y! fo- X . K 4 klv' ,, . , 'E J Ah' V N' x Ai A X ' l v r 51 llvll. Svlwmpp, ' ' f ff.nnlx'u IM-gl ,Mm N 1 I 1 Klwpli, L' I M 'lvl I H Xlu. Kliulq-th-, mm-l Nr. Einstein. - 7, '- f fi ll , . ,V ,Q 1. 1 . rare neuer was .4ucA incJu.4frg an 5ucA Luafe J JA Tlmrm rx I'ormmf-r, Thr fl sx Iirlwnrrl I, - 1. 1' ' f K f ' ,IQ , , F K , , 1 A 1 NFA. ' Shltz, Suits, Szulinslrx, Keith Sandra P:1trir,i:4 K! . 1 i 1. 1 4. Q, 4 ., Q ' A I Tf7flff5f'0, Tmnplr-, 'Hmrw-n IOMIDII Snnrlrn Kun-n f ' 14.5 - 7' q-.- xi ' r, -f ag X Tymlhyn, Van l',uHr1l Anllrvil H.v.'r' Ama Y D 6' 'V - 'T' rv-ig in v K fr. WSIISII, YV:1lsll, YV.1l!fm. Dnvill Vzlfrivin Inu ia ps ' . 7. Q- i , A ,. XV:-f-lm, XX'1w!f,wll Nlumrln Il.-flu lf' 1' w -- 'v ' Q ' v, . 1 NVIIPPICT, YWWNIY Marvia UH1HH U x ,V Atl XYillia1'n1. ctIlliYHI1f' Jay 0 fue year.4 now f eg wif! Aaue fo Auafa v' fx K Taber Parrmlfx -5. N, ?- TV'- Fiskars 4, .. ,- r ' Y .J Kfzr. K V-:.:f' V. rlf: Nw.- Vx ,, ,, J XK:'-'- A I,--1 KT. - XX rrwzv. UA zu - ,- Q .J 7.immcn'nan Patncfia 1-rv, 3- x' 'J' ' -1 ,I , 6 fag 1109 I Saratoga Springs' popular tracks attract thousancls of vamlionisls fllliiilij the racing SCZISOD. World-famecl health rr-sorl and racing c-vnlr-r, flirlf-on Putnam built the first inn in 1802, ancl Saratoga Springs soon lwr-anw known as the nations finest summer spa. Opening day at the Saratoga track is the onlstanrling sm-ial vw-zur of the summer season. lt is a symbol for fun and relaxation for tourists in New York state. So in our own small suclion ol' this vast state wc- 4-nioy mn leisure time through the social events sponsored by the various solmnl and community activities. I nga Lise Neilscn Y ., Q i . IGH?- ' I , .ft momliurul in 'Q X' A , m,'m,tyi, of Nw men l ,I Ito l'Ill'I' flirir' l1't'1'.v - for fin' iliiyi11'wv'lrl'rl ' ' miiiii i n KA e .- . t. -, N' ' Q.- an V ., sa 1 Q , 40. A-I u l ' l Wi' GT ' A Q . - l' ' I ' . -A: .t I . i A q':1 gr , 'pw . ' ,, ' 'IIT Q- ! 4 , .'.,. t . 4 ' .- 1- ' I 2' - ' ' I 'I ' K 1 W-'f','l 'M-'ls .. - .. Y . 11 ,J N, fr-X P . - . 'JN- il 1 l Inge Lise Nellsen by Gail Strom I Cuilderland is one of many schools in the United States which participates in the American Field Service Student Exchange Program. This program is designed to acquaint students with the lives and customs of people in other lands, thus promoting international understanding and good will. This year the exchange student, Inge-Lise Neilsen, is from Denmark. The sto? of how she was chosen to come to the Unite States is an interesting one: In Denmark students are acquainted with the A. F. S. program through the newspapers. Those who are interested send an application to the headquarters in Copenhagen. Students then receive a number of papers which must be filled out. This year, 800 applied and 100 were chosen in a screening of t e applications. The final 100 were uestioned carefully to learn their knowledge 0? history and the English language, in arivate interviews. Inge was chosen as one of time 56 students from Denmark to go to the U. S. A. V The students from Denmark met at Copen- hagen August fifth, where they joined the pu ils from Scandinavia. The group then proceeded to Holland by train. Some of them went to the U. S. by plane but a great number, including Inge. started on the ocean voyage on the shi Arosa Sky. There were more than enou aetivities to keci the students busy on board. in addition to tiie different groups for scouts, dancers, painters, etc. there NVZIS a swimming pool, a tennis Court, and a beauty parlor. Every night there was a dance. Durin the day stu- dents would gather in groups and discuss with A. F. S. oilieers, life in America. Many questions on Ameriean schools and teenagers were brought up and answered. During the course Of the voyage 200 of the 876 aboard were taken ill with the Asiatic ilu. One student, a boy from Creeeo, died. After being detained in the New York harbor for over a week, the ship docked and the anxious students tried to hurry through cus- toms-an impossible feat as the later found out. The grou 1 stayed for several dlays at the Hotel New Yorker and then headed each toward his different destination. Inge arrived in Albany to live with joan Clark on August 15. A pm! from Nm lmrlmr I W 4 i hu-g.,-.-. --Qg -f.. -Y Typical Danish farm. him' - 1.',? ' In an interview with Inge she explained that Danish schools are quite different from those in the United States. Students in Den- mark must attend school six days a week for six hours each day. They take 16 different subjects each year. These subjects include, Danish liter- ature, Danish composition, German, En lish literature, English composition, geography, llliol- physics, arithmetic, math, sewing, cooking, drawing, painting and gym. Danish students wear whatever they like to school-the girls wear slacks. When school is dismissed the students have nothing more to do with school until the next day. There are no clubs or activities associated with the school. There are in each city, however, places where girls can go to learn sewing and boys, woodworking after school. There is a Y. VV. C. A. fellowship meeting each week. lt there is nothing else to do Danes go to the movies, go bicycling, swimming, ice skating or they listen to the radio. People in Den- mark read much more than do the Americans. During lngels first week or two in America she was amazed by many things. VVhen teen- agers told her to eat corn on the cob she thought it was a joke. And who ever heard of eating raw vegetables? Carrots, celery, lettuec-every- thing is cooked in Denmark. When asked her Hrst impression of rock 'n roll Inge said, I thought it was crazy! Her opinions on many new attractions have been altered in the past year. Inge was both surprised and pleased to see the many tonveniences we have in school. There are no cafeterias, gyms, or home economics rooms in the average Danish High school-in fact there are not even refrigerators in the kitchens. lllge was uite impressed with the large buildings and gkyscrapers in New York Citv. She likes Amer 1 the U. S, A. again some day. ica very much and hopes to visit The main xtwef. Light liousu in Slczlgvn. l H A I -fqwf E 4.1 iv - T -.3. 1 V .L .gf 4- A. : 2 -A-.Lai Bair- ' rf H- 4 w ,. i Q...- I rjgg 4 1 B- , 1 'F E ',,-i ...-- Officers Left to nght: Assistant Editor, Nancy Curtis Cearhardt' Editor, Thomas Carpenter. ' A yearbook carries memories of bygone with happiness past, but few realize the eff , its publication. The Staff of the 1958 Tawa been working diligently since last fall, and or combined efforts of the music, art, sports, ar literary sections were they able to give you product of the Tawasenthan. Section Heads worked long and hard material, typing, editing, setting up layouts that all material was submitted well in adv deadline. Art ond Faculty Sectnon Front Row, left to right: Lillian.Murrellg Section Head Caml Jazcboskig Cindy Gann. Second How: Ralph Watts Sedum H earl , Bryant Empic. Senior Section Loft to right: Nancy Rudenskig Margo Pollack, Assistant Head Dianne Wellsg Section Head, Marilyn Pullen. it ' A ereo een oocza 5, auem 125 an-J even Aome Unclerclclssmen 'X ,.l -I V -A X Sh 55 . t Section Head, Betty Ann Carpenter. Front Row, left to right: Carol Cilbertg Section Head 0 Q Bliveng Florence Cemlickg Ann Rowley. Second How HVCS Curita Austinsg Barbara Carpenters Absent M ' i i 't ' - usic Stat E Left to right: Assistant Section Head, Pat johnstong Chief H Literary Editor Of All Sections, Gail Stroing Music Editor Ethel Hale. This is a big year for the yearbook. This edition will be the biggest yearbook ever produced in the historv of Guilderland Central High. The Staff strain- gd toadd 50 more pages. A new and big feature has also been created, beautiful full color pictures. The Staff now presents the book to you, with the hope that you will feel as much pride in reading the Tawasenthan as they had in being associated with it. Towcisenthcin Activities ond Socicxl Section Front Row, left to right: Marilyn Huclsong Section Head, Barbara Hudson, simdm Sikora. Second How: Ellen Cal- lope: Barbara Vifise, Beverly Gillis. Absent: Fran Healy. Sport Section Front Row, left tv right: Sharon Pratt: Section Head, Art RUNS Dale Voigt: Second Row: Lnrric Zwicklbaurg jnycc Nlitchellg Assistant Section Head, Diane Mitchcllg Pam llllorlcsg Absent: Chief Sports NVritcr, jack jcnncr. when if comes fo acfiuifiea Tl we ,ue Aff fda fofn Advertising ond Photography Section Ff0nt Row, left to right: Jeff Hirchg Pat Cilniorcp Section Head, Anita Ialetg Photography Head, Kenny Davisg SCC01ldl Hvwf Alan Hirchyg Adelbert Unserg Liz Meyers, Assistan Sechon Head, Marjorie Suits, Bob Hanna, Stcvc Hirchy. In if-U 17 X. , g..' I :, .',: i., eta 'Q 5:5 -. J 3 a fel f I ...fl A ..r. .LA Ronnie Sands ship Arosa Kulan in Montreal for start of trip, Courtyard of the Hiedelberg School. RONALD SANDS by Gail Strom Last year Guilderlands exchange student for th. ,Kmeriam Field Scrviccs Summer Program was Ronald Sands. Hewag choscn by the A. F. S. from a selection of four nadidatgg nominated by the school. On Thursday, june 20, 1957, Ron began his trip by bmw Montreal, Canada. Students from all over the Uniticl States met and stayed at the XVindsor Hotel, there. At 151230 A,M, the ncxt day, Ron and two friends he had met from Errzas went down to the boat. The Arosa Kulm sailed for Holla. al at 2:01 P. M. Tlicrc were 750 students aboard the ship. Erich day tlicrc were language classes, panel discussions, club-. movies, and danccs. XVhcn twelve days had passed the ship triveflin liottcrdam, llolland. july second the students who were to live in Germany took a train to Dusseldorf where they spent the night. Latcr Ron went on to Karlsruhe to live with the Kohler family. Ron fclt quite at home with his three brothers, Ceroltl, IS. Wolfgang, 14, and Landolt, 11. Mr. Kohler is a teacherof history so lion went to school with the Germans for several wccks at the beginning of his stay. He attended classes in linglisli, Cit. lid., math, and Latin. Tlicrc wcrc thrcc other American boys living near Karlsruhe. lion and tlicsc boys often went sight seeing together. A favorite pastimc of thcirs was visiting the army P-X near-by. On the basc tlicy could buy various articles or attend the movies. The boys discovcrcd that the main part of Karlsruhe had been greatly damagcd by the bombs during WVorld War Il. There WHS 3 vacant lot cvcry seven or eight houses. The town WHS, lm suuuncr, being rapidly rebuilt. Karlsruhe is a unique city in that it is built around a castle, thc ccntcr of attraction for tourists. All roads lead from the castlc making a fan arrangement. lt is therefore called Die lfaclicrstadt -the fan city. Ron and his German brothers oftcn took bicycle trips since bicycling is the main meillfldflf transportation in Germany. At one time during his stay in Karlsruhe, Ron went on a bus trip through the Black Forest to Baden - Baden. This town is several miles from a resort Wheff Chancellor Adenaeur spends his vacations. American House in Hiedelberg Hicclcllzcrg and Nggkgf Bismarck Plaza, Ilicrlnllmrg Main Corner in llirfrlfrllnerg At the end of july Ron went to the town of Sehrieshiem just outside the city of Heidelberg. lflere he spent the rest of the summer with the Scharf family. In this family there were two girls and two boys ranging in age from 15 to 21. VVhile in Schrieshiem Ron went on a three day bicycle trip with two of his friends. They traveled along the Neelcer River and spent their nights at youth hostels. Students can sleep at these hostels for fifteen cents a night. One night the beds were quite uncom- fortable so the boys dropped down to a haystack below their window and slept there for the night. They toured the Black Forest and returned home several days later. During the third week in August there was a grand castle lightingf' The castle, which is on a hill, overlooks the Neclcer River. Every year the people shoot fireworks and pinwheels. This celebration is a great event in lleidelberg and is an outstanding source of attraction for tourists. ln the last part of August lion left lleidelberg for Bremen. At Bremen the 250 students who had been living in Cerinany met and stayed at a refugee camp near the town. VVhile in Bremen the American students were invited to a dinner at the City hall. There was a special dish prepared just for the students as they were the guests of honor. On August 31 the students took a train to llreinerhaveu where they boarded a boat on the English Channel. After two days on the Channel the boat picked up the remaining Aineriean students at ltotterdain and the Arosa Kuhn began its ten day journey to Canada. The ship docked at Quebec Monday, September ninth. The group then split up and lton, with some of his friends, went to Montreal where he waited for the bus which was to bring him back to Albany. Ron brought with him several souvenirs from Germany. The Cerman people specialize in leather and steel goods and make them of a superior quality. Sf-lmul in llrernen llierlellwrg Castle ...ab D- i -iiQ E xD 2 J rf' The GUILDERLAND JGURNA. in Sm Xlliulu Limit 'llmorson fun Cindy Canng Betsy Davisg Thomas Caugzenterg 1 x v Stcfmr Di im Wells Richard Creshensg Carol Iazeboskig 'iiurbm nm im l in Pitnui T1 Ilolicnstun Blake Ingle. Newspaper Stott wnzor ance Jfarfe f e year wifL Jome pep '--- 1 .-Hmmm Contributing Writers Front Row, left to right: Carol Cuilbeaug Diane Wemmitteg Maui0fi9 Suitsg Susan Springg Marilyn Arm- strong. Second How: Diedra West- erveltg Sharon Prustg Marika Kamw- Congratulations are in Sf01'9 t0 the Staff members and Mr. Full- aytor, Faculty adviser Of the Guilderland journal for the C011' tinued quality and appearance of this yearis publication. fffft- i I . ',r Front Row, Inf! Io right: A.ssi,s'f11nt Iirlilnr, junk ,Ia-nm-rg AS'vlSlIl7If lfrfilnr, fail Strom. ljrlflwf Dirck XVcstcrvolt- Busirwvs lllrliuugrr Dunn ll if A . , , , . .. , 1 y 4- rwrg vsivlnnl lirlilnr, Viviun ffrmiv-l Awifffml Editor, Andrea Ross. Stuff Heads 7 7 we Linh af gof roclfin rofin --- Jome App! Typists Front Row, left to right: Liz Mc-vc-rsg Patricia Gilmore. Second flow Adviser, Mr. Fullziytorg Ruth Ifluglues Nancy Rudenskig Susan Husted. This literary publication gives the students of Cuilderland ben- tral student activities, such as club news and sports, the introduc- tion of a complete coverage of new facultv members and photo-pictures on items of interest. 9 I 01,1 K , 't ...s - '- s-Tl If X Q J -in 06. ,Z .,-3 B ' 1 loan Anderson ng v--N 'lr 1 ff. Tom Long mul Nancy Bainlzrulge lead the Grand Mfrch. ,J Mm lllll-m I Senior Ball I M ml l'1uxk1m xlxl Xlfmllf-rw nf Ilw Cfmr! mr: Clary SL'lll'illlllll, Pugcg Shirley Pavlicg Betty Jean Nagle: l!.ulw.u.u Il.nmm-rlig Ann Ilillcmg Lola Dcl Zottn, Ouceng Bob Foley, King: Karen K.1.wu, ,Imm Auulvmnng june Clcmcntg Diane Pruskowskig and Ellen Kansa, P088- pq, H.mrlmm Hun lllll'Ill val O'-1 fL....,.Jv Daw Owvrxs spikvs ilu' flllllfill rm jim l,u1'kmu, gzmfr,-. June 1957 H111-, 11.11 PM11111 L11 S111111' cu111rIr'.s' rlr111r'f' 11'l1ilr UlIH'l'.'.' jmsr for 11i1'l11r1'.x Mlm l'.1x x i Ir. ul flour, lf!! In righix l,ff'.Ylflf'1lf, liclwairtl Cauiavzui I-ff1'mfiA li. L Iwniwrg N'if'v-Prmirlmlf, Alain llanlstcaul M. in! lpn hlllllvj' tTim.ili.m, lir'mnlin,q St'C1'Cf0V!lJ ' ' .'rrrf'fary, loycu Blivcng IJ-.in llvwlis fivnwymmling, S IW--ii Xlillfi I1 :ml limr: Louiw Mntzkc-5 Carol ' 33:74 A , .gf -P5 ' 5 Q. i W Purtcllg Diane Chavonicg Mary Ann Simone: Lorrie Zwicklhanrg Linda Thorsen. Fourth Row: Fred Castorg Fred Marksg Dick WVitterg Ronald Mudge: Howie Anclcrsong Frank Beneclettig WVilliam Nortong Edward Cox. Senior Student Council Ihr Nino: Iligh Slmlm-nt c,Hllllt'll. ll rop- ' nmfivf hotly wi stmli-nts, is tho lcgislnlivc X ' 'a A' it-ini hczul ol lwitvf mrluluit mussux Incl l 'll I ii il Luilmlr-1'l.1i1clC11-nlrall lligh School v r V ' ' ' 4 vc-ly to initiutc l 'J l'l3l'KY'llllllNfN xxulh ull -Hlinf. ffm Ihr- iiiipi-mx-1111-lil of student activities and to maintain a high social and moral standard in the school. One of the big annual events sponsored by the organization is TVVIRP WEEK. This rol- licking week is climaxed by the TWIBP DANCE. .7112 SweefAearf mance was again a Jucrm fllfiura n F. I . i' I ef ef r ,' ' v X 1 f fi 'fir Vnrrfwpmurliriyg Secretary, f 'I' HY. l 'l'.'..irrl clilllilY1lllQ llr:Cnrr1i7ll.1 ' ll 'fix RVYYVYHI llnlL'.' Viliv-l'rUSit1Cnl, 1-1 H ff. Iiult I1-inwr, I Xggy V J no fl I I l I : I I I I I I n I fl ul if Front Row, Ivft lo riglll: TTI'll.YlIfl'V, Alun llnislr-:wig Hnrimm Hohf'lM1'ing l,or.nim- liryufif. Vrhfi Hain ,i i'I' Prcsiflcnt. Cnii Slmmg Allisisfrg Min Kniskvrng SI'l'fl'fIIfU, N1'!njrfy'k. 'I'l:irrl lion' Holi Ilfimhflv. If':r H Ann Hightcrg Vicr'-I'r1'.s'irlr'rz!, Holm flnulfl. Srrmnl Ilona' Nlikv flwoniosg Honnlrl Sanri'-, lvl If rquxf r, Xr?i,of A Hannon Tnylorg Dinnc Hzlmlyg jolly llnllg joyw- Hliw-ng Holm:-rl jan-ohson. S I O 0 enlor National Honor Society The Senior llonor Soc-in-ty 11-cogliim-s thosc' Arm-ric':m Ifir-lcl Sr'rvif1', In fl fj ll 'N In f-vim SfllCi0I1tS who ci0111onsll'nlu high slnmim'tis in lo rnisv mom-y, Ihr' Soi il'iX' slmmou rho l7wf i M high school lifvg both in scholarship :md in Studi-nl Ilmwr-. This wxiris fi.lllfl' uw ,i lip C'YtI'll-Clll'l'iC'lliill' nc-livitics. Thi- Som-im-ly is llllllil' :mc-vc-sag 4-vvry-olu- Ilan! nltvmlml imc! ,I g - if! up of stuclm-nts from the-'luniornml Sm-niorm-lnss4's. 'Vhv honor:-rl ignfwl nl this fi.lllf4' one f-2 fi Their most famous projvrl has hm-n to luring Inga I,isu om' fmc'ix1nslurl1'n1 from Sw-.E-n thc Foreign Stuclvnt, throui.gh thx- In-lp of tha- : 4 1 1 fly? ulaj Sweefgeaft 'nolll VOM! you 914055-7 , fVhffr: Iron! limi' lrfl 1-2 'NLE' 7' drnl. C-.nl Strom. Lv' ff' '. VK- Kniskvnu, Frfrrfnw. X115 V-'ii Sftxtlllli Hou, YIM'-lxf1'f11fI 11. in I Cnnhig Trrnxurrr. .Ki li.1hffmi f. K A 'fi ,g -., J , gm, ,H ,,.,:y,, 1',,X,,,,,,,,- qgmvy 54-lmunmg Arlinv Srokug Donna Vinccntg Ellen Sandersg Ianiw: , www 1,.il.,t,, Nfwfnfqf. l'.xl Sm-lmxlg Yivr Fuwivrg Pulricizl Bclmnntc, Linda Crulickg Louiff: 1-,,,1,,,,1 4,...,i,1 Sf.-.mil limi-5 lying Clmnupngnu. Ifmzrtlz Row: Merton Suitsg Carl Sam!-, t L 4.1 , lwwwilu tlmwilg Cami XYitlm'g -lamvl Kimgg NVrii:I1t Mdrichg Kathy Nohleg Lydin Brignsg . l1,,,,f 1q,,,, Vy,1,4,,-,Q Xly. qj,.m,,,in,1,: 'Vlmmns 'l'hm-song Linda Daschcrg Marcia Wheelt-rg 1- flmik l.umm. Ili-unix .Mm cil'UHllM'Z Uillilmfil CUUIYL Pd'-'I' JCNUCT- J ' St d T C 'I flint UI lin- lunim- High Sludunl student body and the administration, and to fn 'LM' vu ilu- NillfiI'lli iwmly, to nmkc pronnotc in ull ways the best interests of the ml' Q l lll4'llliH1l Nw slmivnl inuciy, sg-lmul. iii' ilvll-'ill i1t'iXXf'I'll tilt' hlllllifll' iiijlil 1 1 4 c U I lllvlll C011 nuff af Arfgifmad .4 0n.40reJ in.42 wil' UHir'r'1',x 1 Mm lhfltml Lmulzl, HI'l'Y'l !IY'!l. Pnl Svlmslg Adviser, Mr. ' ' ' il . flf'flWlr'f. Cleary Sclwzuilm. 74 A X V z - . . 4 . h ' I 4 77 . V' ' ' -. I G 'I 4 , I i 't 2 Hr . I1 Q If .A , fr, . Q, ' mi' ca 5 Y .' A ,.P .,., Front Row, left tn right: I'rc'si1lr'lit, jurly llluslcog Tl'I'IIS- lll'lllllif'llQ Nl.IYiIAI'1'l lifIlPlfl'Il','.flllI'f. Xiuif-ri' WH- K '- urcr, Peter ,leuucrg Secrvtrlrgf, Br-vurly Auu Crouusr-. Nolilz-g Wiusluu llurf, Miki- ljlfff, l'l'-f-'fl Vw Second Row: William Vnn l'ruggg Arli-uv Srokng Sliurou Fmlrlli llnuv: lJouu.i Sfliif-rlmiiu, 9li,ir-'-u l'rws', i-'- ri, La Vcyrag Helen When-lcrg Hvtly Bnssln-rg Bra-urlu Silver- Alclrir-lug l7.ivi:l W,uuf-rg ,'Xl.ui I.f'fl.i'.fHfl. N'-31 f if. liehg Leslie CTOIIIISCQ Cllrisliuc Scrufforclg Curol Sclumiclcg Curl Suurlsg ,l.uir-I Kiuu, ll,irli,u,i fn-ici' r. Nw ll' Iii Adviser, Mr. Corin-r. Thircl Huw: llirhunl Pilculg Lyrliu llrimgs. Jerry Zi 111111 5 Munkn Kar. 11f1 4 D fmxlfli. vim -.-,. ig lla-la-u Junior Honor Society The school recognizes those students in grades gives lo lliosi- pupils will: uw-wig:-Q YNY! or -iwr l seven through nine that huvo outstanding This your llw llouor Sfwivty imc lwvn ufulllig in ' Scholastic abilities. Boing :1 member of junior eoujuuc-lion will: tho Sr-uior llonur Srvcivly to High Honor Society is un honor that tho school promolo thu Foreign Sluclvnt l'mgr.un. mic! af! fAe apang ea an .4laarl'L.4 fAe Licla wAif-AJ Uflirvrs Lyn N, ,-fum: 1','p,qlfIf'yi!, Alumly llluskog 'l'rmsun'r, junk Ali-imrr, Si fri Ifir-1. IM X. :Ir X ---' . Crouiisu. N .n.,v. 1 , J. ' . in ,f 'H ' I i- X 4 r ini , . 5 W B-Ani-0 J- 1- ' fgg ITG 1 x i 1,.,, 1q,.,,, LH 1,1 rilgllli l'.il llunncang llowurcl y1,,,,3, s,, ?,1,,-tif, l'i,in llt-.ilxp 'l'wv1.mi'rii'. jutly lfowlorg t i,. I'-. mf, ul, IM it-ih 5llt'll1llll'l l,l'f'-Xillflllt l0!'l'4' X1,e.l.ll I' if lillanx, Xml Xl0Klll'l'. Srwiinl lloui: llann IJ X Xl -ii Xnn l'.u hut ln. Xl.n'ilyn llntlwna hl1ll'Y IH :-- it I Ti, il-1 th l,unlwui. lflwqilwlli Nlcyvrsg l.rn':nnv X 'l .1 C vi-li t-ann, l'iln.ntl ilvpllvll. illlllfrl RUUV ll' 1 lnli iinwls f'Xt'l'f' Nlvcliivsclaii' in the . ilstitinnvi Allin main pmicvt this year is to l 1 flu wpliniii--iv, iuniui' .intl st-nior classes pw ii. ,. plai in tiunpvlititui with unc zniolluw. ll- lli,.u.,i1if K 1 luli plans lu pnl un at ling play' 'N fl- -iiiuv nun'-lx 'Niwiiiiitl thc Xlorlcl ln S0 lli - ln' Uni lnl1'ir'sl1'tl in lllt' plat' Illzli' tri' K UL sjgarnow waj J ll' 'lit f luli mists lin' lluisv pupils who arc 'f 'I fl nu .nil l-nl 4lfiu'I liaw- thc npporlnnity t iv' i- i -'llili fl 'l'll1'l't'2ll't'l4llll'll'llCllCl'S ' l' ih' 'liwiip lin 1-ight n'm'l4s :1pit'c'c'. 'l'llC A lf-- in ilu if Y- I-hx, paint anml do wood ' ' l ' li' lflivwf. Nll'-, It-wi-llg S1'f'l'l'- ' ' ' N i-iflii lxunltt-i, Slmrun llnviirg ' ll' ' Ilwuui lJu Lf-i-mix, la-slit' fll'UlIIl5t'Q Hfwwwv 'Twn VV Couarcl Rapantq Judith Morang Grace Herbstg Cali Clillit-rt: Arlene Clillespicg Ioan Linsteadg Deanne Pitch jcau Olilidolg Mary Ellcu Mcyersg Darlene Cassf, I mn'fli Itnuz: Mr. Cillcn O'Brieng Howard Pruseg ji' Sliawg Roualcl johnstong Barbara Hudsong Thon. Carpciitcrg Mary Auclinog Paul Braccog Gloria Cappal. , Hclcn Mclntoshg Nancy Knowles. Dromotics Club The cluh is not only for those students inter- cstvcl in acting hut also for pupils who help with thu curtains. scenery, etc. Mr. O'Brien is in -ll0l,U 14255 W ere 0 5 F001 cliargv of this section. I ' f sculpturiug. Some of the jewelry they make is solcl and thc profits contribute to buying art Art Club Afloixvr, Mr. Crounsc. Second Row: Ralph Wattss l,l'l'Sifllflll, janicu Mcycrsg Judy Cnlvellig Eileen Nnssg supplies. lictsy juan Davisg Bryant Empie. Sify 1 Frou! Huw, iff! to right: Bob fiilsung Clnslrlvs lniviskng Tccl Nlnssclg Srfrfrrlury, llzirolcl Nozxlu-xg l,urry Smitlig Ronnie Kocsis. Svcrmfl linux: Lurry Himrluliug Vim'- Prcsirlcnf. Brucv Dr-iuiisuug Alln-rl Knnggsg llucly lluitlig The Outdoor Club began their :ic-tivitius curly this year. The Club exists mainly for lliosc: slu- dents who are iutorcstcd in hiking, fishing :ind camping, trips. Ono of the main projects for onor .gociefy foffoweal wilA f e orange amp un rom The junior High Rod Cross Club consists of students 7 through 9 who clcvolu ilu-ir limo tu making articles of clothing, und toys for cliilclrcn in hospitals. The club numbcrs 31 mumbcrs Frnnl Ruff. lvfl fu right: llquburu N4-lmu: NHIWQ' Reyuoltlfz lla-lou BL'l'llill'IlQ Cllr-ryl Sll2lIlllH'Ujl'l'. 5l'l'l'lHl Rout Pall Wi-It-ln lNl1lI'5ll:I Clit-slung Nlllll'f' Nlilzuulg i Q M-P ' l 1 TJ 7 L -' 1 Su Q it N ff? Q K . - SL ' B fi 15 ' Mg! 'x 'L 1 x Q I 2.5, L 1 l ' t le i '4B11ck in the good nl L Miss Fallon. 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X 12' k U, x N-rf' 4+ P7336 L14 3 i ,fx Front Row, lrft to right: Morgan N1cK1'luziz-1 jrnycc- Smithg Loc AICDOITKTIIHIIQ Yvnnm- .Inznlmskig llnrlmrn Foote-1 Lrmm Lcc B1-rnnrdg Sm- Smilhg Ninrslm Ulu-slvmg Chcryl Slmmlmr-ryzc-rg lid Nnrlmlg Klnrzlrm Osborn. Srrmzrl lim: 5 Slmlrlnrrfg 1.1 .Invk liiwlvr H1-will, ur Jay is Lrf9AfeneJ . Mn.vI1'r 'l'rr1im'r.c Fronf Hmv, lrfl In riglll: Inhu xVi1'lC'll0XVSki1 Hruu Ill H1 v Sllll 1 U - Ur lumg ul .' Bruce PL-rryg Vvrfmicn kll'lJ0lIUlluIHlQ Clurz-m'v slllilllg Arlvisrr, Mr. Kc-wr U 1 11 MINI? 45 N N 4 YLV,-' I C,-L! 111 111 1111111 111111111 it is Clllk' 1111 11-111-11111-11111111 1 11111 1 Q4lllllL 111 111 11111111l 111 11111 111s1111 111' 11111 1111 1 1111111111111 11s 111111111 1 111 1111511 111 11111 11111111- 1 11 111 11111 1111111111111i1y 111 111 1111 1111111 11 11 111111.1111111 1111111 11 1 II 1111 1I1SlJK'lllLQ A iiclmcl Valvo. Citizens of the Week 1 1111 1111141 111 giving 1 s 1111 s11t 1113. A 111 11'1l 511111111 1 sil- ff H 51 nf. ,L Y11111i1111li1111s .'1 1 '1s1111 11 1111411 5111111111 , 11111s . 1 15 11si 1 1 1111 111111111111 s PA. Announcers 'ef' '11 11111 1111111111 zicldrcss systcm is not only 1 lf'H' 11f11ly 111 school cvcnts and activi- ' f 'l1'-'Py world und local news to the 91 ' 11 ,1 1 , I1111fl111,,, 1111 ll111.11cLykg AL 1lflkC, Dirgk Westel-V ,,w,1, 1 ,. ,111 pgikvqss' K The Chess Club This is a club designed to cultivate the skill of ay. ing chess. The members enjoy this recreational 11119 under the guidance of Mr, Carlson. Much skill ar 1111. centration is applied when the participants Q11 :te among themselves and play other schools. Left to right: Robert Relyeag Harold Noakesg Wesley Osho Michael Linkg Adviser, Mr. Carlsong Howard Miricleg PTC-HUC Ruth Barker Ioyce Bliven Tom Carpenter Beverly Ann C111 -e Peter Femia Diane Handy Albert Lasher Inge Lise Nielson Kathy Nohle Ronald Sand Patricia Sebast jean Sebast Gail Strom Thomas Thorsen Richard Witter .szopdomore .gfuolenf pelurnag onquera progmgecl .9 fneaa . Ed Sill, sophomore student who is radually re- covering from a lencgthy illness, has retumed to C.C.II.S. to continue his stu ies. The Tawasenthan takes pleas- ure in welcoming him back to the student body. On October 20, 1956, Ed was stricken by a disabling disease, paralytic polio. News of his misfortune caused concem for him throughout the school. During his five-month stay at the hospital lid re- ceived daily treatments. A warm bath designed to al- leviate pain and loosen the muscles was followed by stretching of leg muscles. In paralytic polio the area stricken is almost entirely mechanically destroyed, so different muscles never used before must be developed. This developing process or procedure takes much time. As soon as he was strong enough, Ed began taking exercises to accomplish his goal-that of walking a fain. Together with braces and the parallel bars he gainefl his sense of balance through hours of effort. Ed usually spent his time watching television or writing letters. Then during visiting hours, seven to eight, many of his friends came to visit him. On certain days the patients were allowed to have visitors from two to four o'clock in the afternoon. lid greatly enjoyed the portable television set given to him by his classmates. For a half year, Ed went to the hospital school in Schenectady. Every morning the nurses would wheel his bed to the school room . There the students were taught by one teacher who had had to instruct 20 dif- ferent subjects. Ed took biology, English, social studies and algebra. The only subject omitted from his regular curriculum was Spanish-the teacher didn't teach lan- guages. There was one pertinent comment which lid had on the subject of attending this school. llcfore he had started classes, there had been only a half-day of school. Shortly after he joined the classes a full-day schedule was bcfun. lid didn't think that was very nice . lt seemeda as if the hospital had extended the school day just for him. During the Christinas holidays many parties were held at the hospital. Several bands came and played for the patients. The highlight of the festivities was a demonstration and party given by the firemen from Schenectady. They brought their equipment, including fire trucks, to the hospital and showed the younger children especially, a good time. An additional novelty for the patients was a monthly visit by a group of barbers. Each month the barbers Came to the hospital and gave the boys liaircuts. Pie- tures which were taken were used for publicity by these barbers. Early in March. Ed was permitted to go home. lle has returned to the hospital several times a week since then for additional exercise and observation. Lately, Ed can be found at the canteen Friday nights. He goes out with his friends and does almost everything now . Ed's favorite pastime is that of help- ing his buddies work on their cars. l ' 1 I : ,, itttlt lf tt llsf x 55 ll' It ta. vu- 1. 1 O 0 . I .lj nf ,-1 109 ,Nj- 1 P I.-A n ls ..u, -.ef 'f-155,52 Nz.,- .--. .... ly I A . F 4 l .19 . 1, 'i f 1: 'HJ . A , zntiiii W X l in y 5 ' LL f - '- 33, 4 S H ..- ' N ' L.4 i R, u , , 2-I' Bula Gnulcl relaxes during Trulrp Wcvl ' Dirk Knrnnu' .spins r1'mrrl.s'. 4 f , ,I -Y Lf 1 . ' . 5 . .Y s Sclmol prulalvlglsl Assvllllzly. ng: 53 ag: f ' - flsiiig Ambrlcun 'A gliwgqjdllgsic cllfvrfairms .nlmlvnt hmly 1, 4 in an uiscihbfb. 3 , K 0, Q: , W Q if gl., nn lvlf ' s Img--l.in' ix uf In-nu fl ul mnnml Fnrrinm Slmlrnf Ufmlt' fl 1, fp 1 I IA X. Sceplre ll - gl!'IJll'l' Sf'l'i'ir'0 Cllllx is il SCl'ViCe Orgiln- llp0I1 f0l' ushering witli the f ii umalf- up nl SIJpll0lll0l'll, junior and Senior ment in it survey of hlgh sehooi .mil :S uunpiimlilc lo llie lJoy's Key Club. evaluate the High School E 1 li'-ulnp ix Iwi-cl on ai percentage of the Alcandidate for Citizenoffhe Wee nlwfi -ll girls in mu-li class. The major pro- at every meeting. T11c1r10SUeCent I lm li--1-ii ilu- 'Klmiiilniii of Pennies Drive been in cooperation with-the Key l.f Sf linldreliip lfnml. The girls are called out a program of domestic Student If!! f'HHll'Ii Swfnfmry, lluili Bzirkerg President, Veronica Scottg Lucille Hrachiang Barham Willf-tg Sliirlf-y Cmizilizilig Ann Rightcrg Joyce Lis Neilsong Lorrie Zwicklbaurg Sl-'San ix, lhirlmiim llnuzliiamg Gail Stromg Treasurer, Austinsg Janice Meyersa Linda Thom ll.in1lyg Nlziry Ann SiIll0lICQ Margot Katlsag Ropke. Key Club 'N 4? L Z' The Key Club an 'lfl-lll'lll of thc IXINVIIIIS Internitlon 11 19 thc bow serum mgmu alum of the school The club xx ns org muul ln 1954 md has the membelshxp of 93 stuclmnls llu lu Left Hvw front to back Arthur IXUCSIN lrul Cuslmr Alan Halstead Fred Mwrx Lcl Cox Dunk Brunk Bob .lacobson Bob Hanna Bcrwud Bulnml jim MCCILI land Warren Clement Second Row Przsldmt Ron ald Sands Ted Retfaczyk Vncc Prcsuclult Edxurcl 15 no xloclul to ilu mlulm In 1 n nm lSIl'llll1lJ1I'S 'llu mum mum ns Hllllxlllg on mmm lllllllqlllil xml x un cl ww juls lu lnllcr ilu ull ml mal uwmmumh Cmmxm Dunm lxcm jul. IKNISCI' Hola bould lim- -ml Andgrsun Cibson Pcxslcn 'In-murrr Chl! Xann Dmk Wulmrult lnm C nnxnu-r Alum! brcrrtary jmk I' ll'!lNNV0l'lll ,Fig fi Qi if Ido? 253. t ,OO 4--I i v:pH'f' 'B' 3 'i us. D. on 202q4'f:o :kan t N 10.504, gg .oo 'Wolf . 0 Q' 'of J o o W 0 '20 O og.,-. on Q0 ... o 0 l:'1i I- ' Xlil O ln a OI pod I HC wo l Senior Concert Group conducting, cataloging uniforms, scheduling programs ar-i lations-all of these duties have bee efficiently and with a spirit of wii cheerfulness. Because of scheduling difficult has met in sections this year. Meri . increased to fifty-four players. Inc .mi :sic ami ibiic rg. erformgd ,ness mi the hand :ship hu , Jud pu,- formers made daily progress. Entry Khghe gum ide Music Festival will be taken in easy Bond Officers IJ fr rn :iplif lrfmlrnl, Tliomns Cnrpi-im-rg Vicv-Prexi- .nl Iilnl llilig Sl'I'l'I'fllfll-pllfI'Il.Vllff'7', lframccs llczllyg n I XX olx cn. Cfzbupd rAiyfAm an compound Areue ana! moJerafo, 1 1.1 lion. 1, H fn Hull! VI. Dm-isg 5. Limgcmvnltcrg C. M. Armstrongg K. Davisg T. Sandsg D. Bushg R. Antalelc vi i--s lx Xnlnlf-. I1 lkissli-ly ll, XVliui-lor. Second E. Snndcrsg R. Koslikg M. Derryg R. Kunlterg T.Am1- fi 'i IW wffnf. 'I' f'.n'pi-nil-rg Sm'rr'lary-'1'rcasurcr, F, strong. Fifth How: D. Westerveltg Direvtor, Milli!!! ll' N km sis. ll llUl!'l. Il. 'lnylorg P. Sclumpg WV. J. XVolveng -I. VVelshg C. Burrellg D. Beckergl1V.I0l1llS011i l IM- is. H Ilmlfnmn. Y. I.f-lnmnng A. Lockwood. B. Holiensteing S. Barbourg S. Pemioyerg R. Oliverg ll- lr if f Nnnls, k Sllllll ll. Willa-rg A. llusmns- Heddon. Absent: K. Warburtong P. BraC0g R- I-Oebe-fi 1 f iw whirl. If lI.ili-. li. Olin-rg li. Smillig G. C. NVl1ittakerg C. Brooks. 7 'ffl' HHH U. llnnmly, D. XVc'llsg A. Doty ff' . if v- O Q35 'x lf . - 97 v ' 'v f ' I nl ' it 4 . I ,i 1 'S 5 ' 'ooo 'how' 6139 . 9: o Z ' 0 o Cf. , gp 1 6 R Molorettes We f' - M wt 2---Q.-.l g- 'L' !-3' rv., .. ' .-Q rw. . -4-.. rf. A 3 4 , - I , ' 4-0 Q I X nf 2 ' l ' 1 r' ,X K.: pq 0' . Yes!!! Real Sharp. Fine twirling requires l' 'V . .34 , ' ' , l f, 0.5, g drill and our girls worked for perfection. One . 4 'Lf 1 ,,, D' day the Corp de Majorettesl' may be enlarged ' ' I I A eff 1, ' I with the addition of new uniforms. I L 1' I .' L? g Along with the football team thc Fall flu . f' ' -2 'QQ bug took its toll. The Spring sees them step- , , 511' ...fl ' ping high, wide and still handsome. How about iii' no ! ' K those white belts. ,, ' A it , , .OJ I , x l I ! A A v l . n u 9 ' ' l 3' ', - .J K E5 ' ul . . 1 . Fllml Hrnlf, ,ffl In Vifjfll I,u,fl. If ne' fr, V EI f. 1 N.- clllllll' l'lrllV flfllllllilr Krfmwl ll '1 Y! - . l I ' ll Zllfllg hlilrslm YYlu'vXlr-r. kafln fr.nmi.u'w-'l pocL and rofg during, cafypno rage, Aeguineanal fan?o. Sectional All-State Bond Held nl Mont Plvusunt lligll Sr-lmol, Stilw- nectmly, New York, in Now-mlwr 1957. Stuclc-nts of C. C. I-I. S. 1m1'licipulil1g wvrv: 'l'lmmns Carpenter nml Ilnrmon Taylor. X. s 0 8-0 ,F r A :N . . av H, . i : H 34 i . 1., Ll. ef 1..i.fififffs,-swff., . '- ,N 3 I , '. ' ' ' - I, 'l' '. A' .- 'f yd Q . ' vt! H , Suv., 1 V i 't', ff Q13 Q- it 'nr-Q1x..r 4' we -4-J t Tu Nj., liq - v... s .2 '. V+-1vf5ibh 2 W geittlf' YA!! N' f 'i A' .w.!fn't9i-it F 'flw ,R J L, X ,.,,, A A, U. -, 1 ,V , 0 ' .44 -at 'f r Q H vs - X. . . i . l 1 Q- 4, un' ,X . 1 Q . . , 1 ' I 4 -Av l ' ' 4 ,Q - an f' .. ig -ff . ' e ' ' - l i ' . - I 5 4 l w - 'S .L-' - Z f' l Ifmnf Rim-, If-ff in right: Director, Thomas Carpcntcrg Wilhznn jnhmong Barham llohcnstcing Carolyn Eislcg BiITl5JlT.l Cnrponicrg Marilyn Armstrong. Second Row: Nnhanl Knnlwrg Thomas Sanllsg Grant Taylorg Arthur Korw. llvlf-n NYln'c-lvrg lic-tty llcitzinang Virginia Lch- Thf- Alnnior-Senior High School String En- winhlv rf-lwai'svs oncr' Al wcvk during Activity l,4'l'lfNl. Tho group is innclv up of thc best ming xinrlvnts oi holh lllt'-llllll01'LllKl.lllC Senior High Sf howl, Pnhliv 2ll3IX'i1I'1lllCCS of thc group II' llllitf' liinfw a yr-ar-at lflirislinas, thc spring 1-rw 1 ii, .incl ihv Iinal inslrninvntal festival ofthe X f ,ll . Shing Ensenuie lf Y fwfr! ll,nl,lwx llnilc-r, Susan Spring: Sululrzl 4 lln ni lx I ,irprnlr-i, lfllvn Kfaswlsg Dnvitl Gilsoug l -nv' l'vf elif L, lim-frnr. Xlisx Virginia l ar1nvr. mang Betsy Davis. Third Raw: David Beclrerg Iolm WVclshg Ronald Colerg Hannon Taylor. Fourth Row: Ellen Sanclcrsg Kenneth Davisg Michael Derryg Henry Hcdclong Ethel Haleg Ronald Koslikg Charles Burrell. Pep Bond ymgafd craa ing, uoicea 6Lnckng, Tom Carpenter personifies the spirit which cvcry Pep Band should have. Surely, this gI0UP added greatly to the color of the games and the team morale. Dance Bond In section or as a unit this group met once a week, after school, and covered representative numbers from Blues to Bop. Soon to be Alumni of the 100 Wing and going strong this organization 'played' n major role in assembly programs and show great promise. Wm! flat we an Aecon enchng. 'r- ,Alla 5 . P . . f'.fvZr'Q Frnnf Roux lrff to right: C. Cappallog D. Chavonecg I. Nlitrhr-ll. I. Sliavcg D. Nliichcllg M. Donalclsong I. Quayg ll Nmikiw. B. Bntlcrg J. Farnsworthg R. Gouldg R. Hitler. li. Niycrs. A. Lioltn. Nl. Pnelnxckig J. Ceorgcg lbifrifnr. Rivliaril KI. Wagner. Sammi Row: S. Sikorag li Clnllnpg A. Cn-islerg A. Rowlcyg D. Cassong J. Arm- slrnmj. Y. Croiiscg L. Thorsen. D. Leeg R. Kunkerg H. f-i.ih:im. ll. linipicg VI. Dierlerichg B. Hohcusteing L. Ynnlllmiif-r. .-K. Rossg Nl. Anrlinog -I. Anionuccig D. sheimg A. Ialetg D. Salvinslcig A. Loeperg A. Kficsisg F. Casterg E. Canavang H. Mericleg K. Warburtong C. Smig I. Fowlerg B. Carpenterg M. Petrosinog B. Fiflicrg E. Hale. Fourth Row: A. Righterg S. Prattg G. Aiistrinsg B. Cillusg C. Kimballg H. Taylorg G. Coogang C. llapantg D. Tauzelg C. Taylorg T. Carpenterg L. Murrellg S. Whcelcrg B. Haraciang J. Smolensg S. Schermerhomg M. Kiissa. Absent: P. Tiffany L. Naughtong H. Preussg R. Relyeag J. Meyersg V. Piotrowskig P. Braco. Wflli 7'1n'nl lion: N. Nh-l.aiii'yg N. Knollg K. Rude- Thi- lliigh School Mixed Chorus performs pi mrwty ol music. including show tuucs, spiritu- .ils. Muir-cl iioiiipositioiis. and pop tunes, and p.i1'lir1IJ.1l1'S in contests and concerts. Last year rlw ggi'-up .u'liii-ved an A rating in grade G music. 'xl-inlwrslnp is open lo all students in grades lflfll fvnil Strom ouooo ' ' ' vv 'l 11 QQ , WCG O .bbw ..O 1 1 alll' U .0 ' , I ' . DOO gg QOQ4.. . fx '14 I i I l D O0 I0 9 goof H N . .O I l. , O QQ is vi. l I o ev' 5 i K I- o f , O ' .l nv f 00000 000 lQAyfAm clrifa anzf infrzcafe fn .4 Cail Strom, a senior at Cuilderland, accom- panies the senior boys chorus, and the senior choir. This is the third year she has been an accompanist for choruses. Since she came to Cuilderlrmd as a sophomore in 1955 she has accompanied most of the choral groups in both the junior and senior high. She plays the pianO very well. This is due to practice, she will tell you. Her wonderful personality makes her very popular with the student body. Mixed Chorus if 'i i A f il. ' 7 ' . i . .4 -. 1 V'-A L it V ,. 4- . . . . . i - fl ., X i . - i f ' .. xx iii- . Frnnf Rnw. left to Tight: C. Capallog D. Ch2lVOI'lCCQ Inhxlg V. flrouv-g I.. 'iiilYlfSl'Il, A. Klvfxlk H, im ,i I N1itchellgI.Shaveg D. Mitchcllg NI. Donnldsong B. Butlcrg Dir-drif-kg I , K mi r I I in ix in S Xkhrfirr -K If I. Famsworthg R. G0l1ldL D. LFCQ R. Wilicrz C. EiSCiCg SlIl0l1'1l'wQ S. Sc'hr-rum-thorn, I, Alliflllilffl Thin E. Haleg D. Wells. M. Petrosinog Director, Mr. Wagner. H. Mc-fic-lm K. XV:irhurloug ID. 'llmf 1 f I4 Second Hour: A. Righterg S. Sikorag A. Rowlcyg A. Almsnnl: V. Piotrowski, 1. N11-ywrs, V. info. H ir 1 'l'lu- High Sihool f.hou is .u Kliffil 1' 1 up forim-d this ymu' to :ifforrl oppoiiuiur-, ful in vrs lo hm-oiiw zu-quuiufr-rl with oufat uirhu 1 o positions from :ill pvriorls oi iuiioml 3-rw I'1llU.fillx,ffl'0lllSiXl1'l'IIilll'f'HillI'f'l1!'iXIHiVIHf u Ch . Luul portions of works hh- XifWKi.lil roi u porziry works, S1-If-c-tion ix ixmrh vi thi V 1 of V0ii'l',l1lI.lilif, .uul Ihr .uhihtx io If ul iii i ! lhilmil 1. XX: yegrowa raizne - e.4feemeJ Li 5. Richi11'd C. XYQIQIJICI' has luughl land Cc-utrui High School siuw 1952. Ilv ul Cuilclvi' dirt-cted the huuds. Now hm- is thi- svuior hig 4 fuel li Choral director :md hi-.ul of lhc music clcpurl ment. Unch-r his cliru-1-liou aux- lhv svuior hc' IVS w . chorus, svuior mixi-cl chorus, sc-uior choir, in semhlcs, und thcory clusscs. llis dvvp iulvrcsl in music has urouscci sliidmus iiuvrvsl. llv I9 21 hard-u'o1'kc-1' who hus uol lost his svnzic' humor. This fact has 1-mh'urcd him students. lo ma of uw I W7 Fu rf it Rmr. loft fo right: lliclmrcl Kunkcrg Harold it Nonkrs. Rohr-rt Could. llicliurcl XYitlcr: Donald Lcci Xrtluir Komisg Clirurrl Coogquig john Tcrluincg llownrcl N1 wru-lv, Conaril linpunlg Kviuivlli XV:u'liurtong Director, lli liinl C Nl 1 , 3. 'uguvix Sfvoml Hour: llryaul ljmpicg The lligli School Boys Chorus sings well- lrnoun nmlw chorus sclvctions including sou ilmiiluis, spirituuls. now-ltics. :incl sau-rccl music. llus igioup has unulc scvciul oulsiclc uppcur- .Q Ill 1 N uuluiliug u TY slioux lu contest, 11 B6 mluifg rms .u'luc'x'ml. hll'lIllX'l'5llll3 is open to fIlll'4'XK1ll4'l'lilf'N lil l ,y ,LL L fdera Junior High Boys' Chorus 'if li fi 1 li' firhl XYillu:uu llquu-l'siir'lclg YVlllinm i A l ' ' HH'-. li-lui Ile-iw, llillll llvijflllg hlllit' ' - ' If ii' lf, Klan Ili-islu-yy llallc' llzlrllurg 'fi-'l' h Hfi Huff Yillro f:ll'I'llQ Cliurlvs ' ?Q A Robert Relyeag Duane Kentg Larry Adamsg gun Pcaslcyg jack Iennerg Frank Bessg Grant Tayl' laul Dclamaterg jonathan Briggsg Howard Anderson vid Tauzcl. Accompanist, Gail Strom. Senior High Boys' Chorus CFQJCEII 05 all LIU' fo tA2 Lal. The junior High Boys Chorus is made up of those Tth and 8th grade boys who want the cxpcricncc of singing in a group of their own. The organization is a necessity because these lnoys huve no other opportunity to cooperate in u vocal music organization between grade school uucl high school. 'l'unncug john Locliwoodg Kent Springg Bryce Butler? lslownrrl Iiobinsong George Mclntyreg Roger Maslowski5 Eclwurrl Binkowskig David Husted. at piano: Director, llolicrl Parr. ' 'QT' ' 'II 1 4. ii F N 'O SQ S use i, l V V' rs ff A P' A i ' . elf' , 1 Front Row, left to right: Nancy Knollg Carole Cilhcrtg Third Row: Ninrilyn Nlnliong Susan Spririggg Dv-iflrf' Betty 0'D0nnellg Marilyn Huclsong Kathleen Lauterhomg Westnrveltg lfllen flmlining llormzi Sfrliii-rlrrium, .-Xrlimz Roberta Kulczykg Judy Farrigang Indy Blaskog Carol Guilbaultg Diane NVemett. Second Row: Carol Smig Nancy McLaurryg Florence Cemlickg Carol Van Bureng land Mclntushg Helen VVheelerg Virginia Lehmang Doris Wagerg Sharon Morang Barbara Cookg Janice Burrell. The Senior High Girls Chorus is composed of girls in grades nine through twelve. The members continue learning choral skills which they started learning in junior High School, and become familiar with the many styles of vocal literature. This group performs in the lfljlaff more rai.4e eye rowa The junior High Girls Chorus membership is made up of girls from grades seven and eight Junior High Girls' Chorus Front Row, left to right: Director, Miss Betty Lou Chzimbcrlajug hi. Mnrtiug 1. Hewittg N. Schempg C. XVQHSC C. l-loovc-rg D. Mclieunng M. McC:1nng B. Ticeg A- Eflglcstong L. NlCNiveng L. Mririnng l'. Lnlzing A. Ellilm: S. Rctuzczykg D. VVcvc-rg N. llcyuoltlsg l'. Tulu-rg A. Reimerg D. Coulclg K. Quinlivnug S. Tcinpleg C. Kingg S- Dirlrlwall. Second Row: L. Slmveg C. Blooming- Clfllvz I. Waltsg S. Linclahlg P. Petersong E. llviuiliehg hl. Wheeler: K. Thorseng N. Servissg A. Tymcliyng D. 5h0PliCli: B. Geiger: L. Cugcg T. Czillulag C. Seluuuckg R. Crouseg C. Fralccsg K. Criunmontlg M. Blizzurtlg D. Comelli l- Burnsg C. Sclminhcrgcrg B. Cilleng L. Peat. Srolcng jurly Nlornng Nlnrilcn Kzirmo, Slmron l'ruJ, Marilyn Armslrongg Nlirluvlfv Pollnrrlg ll:irli.ir,i flxirpf-riff-r, lflnine llreslielc, at pimm: Dirrzrgtnr, Nliv, li:-Hy lzui Chmnherlain. Senior High Girls' Chorus c:lll'lSllIHlS :intl spring t'UIlt'1'l'ls, .intl rovnpf-If-N in the spring li-slivul. 7 , r. arr. on il volunlziry lmsis. 'llris HI'ij.lllll.lllIvIl prof vitles lor group pul'lir'ipulioii, .intl rlw lilfllllwii learn c-liorul skills whit-li .uv mini:-fl vluf-'ijii lligli svllool groups. 'l'lu'ir nmin .it iii ilu N ,in er, Clirisliuus :incl spring i-ommls, .inrl Ilw si-rms leslivul. 'fllirll lluur: Nl. Slnlllg lf. llsulslon, ll Knf-lls X kfnf' ll. llfllwllg C. llvlllyg S. ciilllfl K ll.lllr ull' ' L, l' l- ' l.. Pollurtlg j. Arinslrongg Xl. Sh-xx gurl, U, Ili 1 l' Krunu-rg M. liuluoiuvwii-xg ll. l-in-sviis. l'. 7 s1 ' C. Iligslwi-9 fi, hvlllvrg ll. ll:-ximg ll llir ri- ' l ll ' sleutlg li. hvlllllllllg C., Srilu-ll. Iiiurfli lieu X I1 I Slllllll' N lloll' ll link' Xl ltifhllllllllf ll Niki' ll. l,ic-tllciv: Y. lilvmilmsltix 5- XYIH-l. Nl x ' l Kmgnl Il. Crm-ing ff. Vocilnlt, l', fiiiiiiiiiiinw, l' I i-- Y l . llurrinll1'l': ll. ll Tl4'll. 5- l l1llA ll 1 i' ii' ll l'olslel': ll. Sclu-inppg ll. Alwoofl. K. S.ig.ntus. K lli- Y fifnnfifft '- glghfj 0 P rg A f iqrt,-rr From! Roar, lrff tn right: Slmron Prust: Carol Slllii . Im-or Xlitrhvllg Deirlrv Xvcstciwcltg Nalncy Knnllg Arlinc anfy funed an donga ,ll5t l 5riiL.1A lflolmi XYlw1'l0I'1 f:l0I'lil C.lppqlllOC Di7'f'47fO7'- xli55 llrlti lon 4fli.imlwm'lnin. Senior High Girls' Ensemble lmnoi .mrl Svnior Clirls liiisciiilmles were l-'llllfiil to ni.ilw uso ol' thc outstuncling voices in ll.. sl bool. Nlvnilwrsliip in those two groups is lr tix outs only Quill is liighly selective, 'tif fnlw. is ,114 iwiiiiiml lKllt'1llll their own music? l 1 fb- will ,i-uiwlt i'f'l1vul'sails, High School Ensemble ll-f k'lIl l lliqh fwiliool Youll l'insc'mblu -1' lliiiil minions in-riocls wi'lllc'n loi- Nl-inlvvis .iw wlc't'l1'cl on thu ,owl lf ,iflinig .llwllily F f 'm li! livliiv IJ:-iiliivli. linviwl 'lluixelg ' l' ' 'hi lff. lem -Xiilviiinirwig Szimlrn - ' ' ' 'LZ -1' , Iliffflfw, llif-Ii.ml KC. XVupLncr. Robert Parr came to Cuilderland Cx lligh School in September 1957. Althou, new teacher. he is well liked by the stud llc clirccts the junior high boys chorus, Freshmen chorus and has junior high n classes. Ho is ready and willing to do anytl for the benefit of the choruses. When his flushes a smile you know he has accomplis what he set out to do. The choruses reflec Smllc- Robert Parr Y 1 'T 4 Q ! i E . Q- ' 'rr 'Nxk Si J! xy E lgerformeal fo per ecfion- L65 Cdamderfain. Miss Betty Lou Chamberlain, a new teacher at Guilderland Central High School in Septem- ber 1957, teaches junior high music classes. The junior high girls chorus, senior high girls chorus, and girls ensembles are under her direction. She also accompanies the senior high mixed choms. Her willingness to sacrifice for the choruses is greatlv appreciated by the girls. Miss Betty Lon Chamberlain Q Left to right: Donnlrl lm:-Q Krnnf-th Whrluirtfrn, IJ,i',ifl Tnuzclg Iohn Deirlrir-li. Barbershop Quartet The Boys Quartz-t is n nr-v.' Qgrfuui i lI'Ill l ,i Cnilclerlzrncl this year. The grruip is llilflftf ilu clireetion of Mr. XV9ugiu-r. XV' li.iwnt luwuf them sing in puhlir- yet hut they will flu ,i fun job bcczulse they c-ertninly h.nw- v.'fu'lsf-fl hurl t :nuke their group one of the ln-si. Freshmen Chorus The ninth grnrle r-horns is .i urn, i'Z'iH ization. It VVIIS furinerl with the ifh,i oi xiisiwg ninth graulers :in opportunity to pf-wtf-:ui au lllllitfil eluuns before going on to the lunjh s-7 0l'gZllllZtliltlllS. The ehorus is not .i S'ti 'l ,ii r -tiny ninth grzuler w'shiiug to join iu,u fit- - Ifrmit ltnw, lell In righl: llinwfur. lint-ri Viv: Bull- liurlmru llntler- 'l'i'mn1- Ili:-t1 Kfuufrh ML' I -- Kingg llohert Metluiiug llf-nry Ilwhhn, Ui-.al N'-J llelell VVheelerg lloliertal KlIll1Xk. lsinf- Xiflvif -it lm Mile Eherlg Doris NV:u1f-r, SIVHYIII It-vi ti' J-- Scrnllorcl: lflorenee fit'llllith. 'WWII' Niliiiisli l7i 'f Westervellg linrlmm Carp:-inter, llelsi' Unis I 's X 1' Nntleng Mnrilyii Arnistronil. Donn.: Siliurl-if . Nnssg Donna llielcerson, Xiurioriv hints. H-uri NH 1 Bnrlmrn Cookg julia lfnrritzmi. Aftuf'i1vf7'nf1. llirlf' Silvcrlich. AW V , ff 1: . iurlwi U Hr. Milton XYolvcu create a trulv wondrous musical effect. Milton j. Wolven began teaching at Cuilderland Central High 5011001 in September 1956. He is director of the junior band, 3 nfgf band, and instrumental ensembles. He gives music less0l1s or the average of five periods a day. Band members very much appy, his help and interest. His charming personality has done much tc ep up the morale of the instrumental students. Brciss Ensemble Q.:- The big round sound, the full tone, the right blend, the t E Y5 I-A. ,fi fi fuglif llomlcl Koslils. Niivlmel Derry: ll:-ury iii'-If liitiil with, llmiii.is Siuuls. Kvmwlli Dawisa Ong-Aairetl m0Ju!afi0n5 will 9 fi. il Ili i lfi V f- IW- 1 lsliivliii Xiiiistnuiii. Katliv Nohle, Climta f I A A t ' 2 l ' '- I- in I .iiiwuii-1, lloualil tIoli-r, David llush, we ee t l- ii,,.i-. 'c '1 - ,g ,fl gy , lfi.f '-fl fri if i 1 Hi I ':illP l' We-Qi 5'-v 'l..iul.-. to ilu- XX'oodwiiul ensemble for its work during mei. XM-1-L. With a little addition of materials a full if lfiitlifoiiiiiisg in the vt-ry near future. the most flillic-ull johs of any music teacher is to direct lf. ith miiigs constantly getting out of tune, a real job is 1 Not only is clirec-ting the orchestra very difficult, but N thi- pil, Xliss Virginia Farmer had to do. As a former 1 ll 'Il liS Syuipliony Orchestra, under Dmitri Mitri- 'fflHl l' I-an c-t-rtainly he classified as a musician Of the 124 .rx U9 pw' -. .... ...-.Q-.- Miss Virginia Farmer 'S' :hu lk 'l'll1' l'UIlIlllt'S llml lmrtlvr Nvw York SI:llz s snullm lmfnmclnrv lmvv tmclilimmlly ln-vu cullm-cl ilu- Suullu-rn 'l'if-r. Il is mllinyg country uf lmillQ Ll valleys mlm-vuh-ll lo lvrlilr' l.2ll'lllS :md llll'lX'llljQ imluslrinl 1-ilif-Q. 'llw Vfmfin lullzll Army lwmlu' lllv !ill'l'lll.QllI ul ilu' lmrlluvis clurinyg lllz- Allwrifnn lim-4-lu' hon in this am-11. l 4 I 1 I ' V:1c'alllonlsl:4 vnjuy mul-ul-cluurs 1ll'llX'IllI'S :nl Uqungn l,nl4r-, nm: IM ' Sil, wllivll lIll'llIIll' lllfillllljl, lllllllllllll, SNVlIlllllllI,l, riclinyl, gulf mul ll'l1l1lQ. Tlu- Ul'SLlllll7,illlUll ul :u'liw' spurls in wllivll ull :naw l7Qll'llf'lP.!ll' ic vm- ol tha- prima- lumrlinns ul um' l'ClllK'illlUll1ll syxlvln. Snlv uvlivilivs fur .ull ,1 umlwstanuling ul lnir play uw impurlaml lly-Pl'1NllIC'lS. ff J 5 l fe l , 11,1171 1i.111. lrff In riglvl: Plril Nloorv, .Vamlllvfi Ccnrszc I'-1l,1111l. ,Xl ll.1lNt1w1cl. l'1I'.NllQ livllmivclcllig IOC Zwicltl- l1,11111, 111111 51111111113 f'1v1lr'11. lfrvcl lflvlil. SUCOHJ ROILJS I 11-.l llwpqu llfn1r1ur'r.- Clill Yann: PM Cllcnsong lfrl Coxg VARSITY BASEBALL G.C.H.S. OPPONENT H1111 4,1-11l1l, ll.1114lj .XIQ1-rg Bill Ilcrlnstg Art Sl1im1crcr. NIH-'NE Ll 10 0 MAPLE HILL 10 3 . COXSACKIE 0 9 VCU-Sli-Y Baseball AVICHILL PARK 4 0 VOORHEESVILLE 10 1 RAVENA 7 4 lu ilu' xpring nl '37, Ulll' lflyillg lDlllCl1ml'll hlfxlll-JE HILL 1 2 1111-1'-ffl .1 111111-wl11l s1'11m11 winning nine of c:fJXStxCKIE 0 6 f 'lxf- 'j,11111w. ln ilu' qll'llll'All lllltlmlll Vllllcfy :XXIEIKILL PARK 14 1 l '-lflll 111' lllllXlll'il 11-1-111111 Wllll ll T-3 l'CCO1'Cl. 4 rl NIILNE 12 7 nyvfflfzlx L T lf'f I '11 lf! IML Ilrunlxl C'11u1'l1, lfrml lfivlclg :mtl 5 , 1. , , u frccord - league 7-35 overall 9-3l A aT,-Q' ' 1 fl' X f T I ,- 1 l l L Eg A K. A! J A H 9' r' G 5 G . 4 Q j if 5 la Q SCORES lfrrml Ilnuw, lrlf In fiffhl, Dm, Sfllmmm. l.1' l l,11ll l,f'1', llirlc ffzlmrw, lf'-1: Klllllfl gf' l I lmon l'1-ryflg Hun Xlurlwg lr-lm Kimj. llfvl' K-,apr ll : 4 Aml rams, lim ffnmlr-rx, fhurx' Aflflllh, lfvwa- l' A MILNE 4 10 J . V D ' ALBANY .ACADEMY 17 11 ' COLUMBIA 10 9 U n IO r G r S I MILNE 4 1 Coverall record 4-ll FRESHMEN SCORES COLUMBIA 21 9 ALBANY ACADEMY 5 0 MILNE 17 3 ALBANY ACADEMY 6 1 MILNE 15 2 Coverall record 5-Ol Freshmen l'rnnl llrmf, lvl! In rilyhl lm: f'mflf,f., lf, Xl Flu-l Xvisnif-wslxi, lion lwfg lllfk If-mu'-. Q l jll'iUll Dun l.nll:nI, Sflllllll Ilfm fwm 72, U 1 X llusa fum-g Cimnl Il-llyllil. Ilulm llurffvu, XT I lJl'llllV llflfhll lllll xllcflY'llJHlIl llvrmv' llwlzw I l mmul lxlppg llivlc XVHI1-r, jnlm 'Inv'-l-f-Nl-1 , .I ...s.-.. Unit Pretty Slick, Zwick wg ,AJ-s 1 s- -ff., 1 f' 5 ' . e -1 Randy bats the breeze. pg! ' Q A X V 7 X1 fi-A' F X', ' gil- Ee.. ,L 2' '. . ' V-I ff 4, Bob and V? in xcq H , - gig ' X 7- 1 Q T g K ' ,gr.4?. YW ff' ,th 1 + ' J ' A Q, aria x 6 ...- K. W-.k 1 ' f' 1' 5 . wa.- 'tai ag , , Cliff hits a double. - ., 1 - . -5-,,,, ' agp V -r., , ' Nw era- 1.1.-. . zfw . is Gcorge threw thc winning pitch. uv. V--MW' ,. , 'Gy' 1 -'M ' f rx-014, ,M X, ' ff W .4 I 1 I 4 Bite thc dust, Bob Safe??? 4. x ,350 - , g -can -ff- - Homu? 5 . 3 ax I 3. ,QL 'Xp if-P 'O sawn--f f lr , 5- ,pr - ' X 4 ji' 1' Q e f .,, -1 Roger, Dick, Ron, and Warren Ccaptainj are off 1 'ine gm, K Q? 'li T k x + l'Cl C Two track meets on our new athletic field 'J D behind the high school highlighted the Track season in the spring of 1957. These were the first athletic events ever to be held on the new turf. In the second of the two meets, the Flying Cx Dutchmen cindermen won their lone meet ofthe sl season, to lin Alban Academy, 60-44. MJ N PP g Y -1- , 'A-?' ' Y r W 5, Q . g 'FF P. int Bob Sugar goes uucr the top. Rick Ryan breaks the 6:00 minute mile-sets a IW l l 'V 1 www: hiuln. 1000,-fl, R - - . we i if ,aft y T- . fy F3 i' 'fe 1 H - - 'IUNWQ-vw ul 2, f'9'A,Az ' I . I . W ff P g 1 'Q ov ' ' ' 4 , 'Q I -. Q Q. Au .:'r I 1 1 ,, A 1 I IA w 1 - . .1 'X -. .- .-,- We A 7 Q .V . ' lf-in - M 'if 2:1 'H X 3 -ae - X . ' ' r, . 'Q -,-QM 4 A 'A A 4 gi 2 ,Q W . ,,W7-1 , I Y gm , , V 'W .M N, e. ,,'f.:v5 ' Y-5-s ,V i fw- Larry, Art, and Jock compete with t TRACK RESULTS '..4vt',4-up , .A he wlrul. c.C.11.s. OPP. BETHLEHEM qhomcp 51 ss COLONIE fawayy 35 49 ALB. ACADEMY qlmmcp eo 44 COLUMBIA qhomep 4034 6314 frccord 1-SJ Roger Ounckvnlmsl Rick wins with a mighty leap. 5 L N - I , I i Ln I .mars lllu' n lflrll xx J -5 '10-in -nu-x 4 n 1 ,n. , 4 A . ' 1 sn. f' -,V V l , - A . 1 ., . U I Af ' . y . 6 7 0 ...M - -l 'ii X I I X 4, -:- . 4 hd Paul I7rI,nmn1rf firm' 17 I -1 qc' ' . v ' K 'tl Li ' . ' 5: Qi F XQ1, --Q .10 g3'd'nj...,,. vp x V + -V: - ' mr,-f8'Af-.1-ip-2 fx A , ,Q . A. -, df..-fx ff. in 8' - . 4, f?'?5?,L ,I -- , .N ,l.n'AxU,,A, - . 4, Mrwddtmi aw- vz4.4..4n Af... A Y P' A331 ,- 'tb f .133 '. v , . wi sa ,z Q 31 9 i 45 -P . SD S . I :B 2. L . A . Q Q-'vQ O 4, S Lfaf,1'i I 79.4 . V, Q lv J? -,... u ..,',.4 v' Q' if' in. - x V ,,4 3. 'NJ' 1f,',, Init., x 'wi 1 P mf, 1 ' --. ,lf r. .af . 1..-w-Q-iv' 'ik' ni W? ' .9 Jiiar' ' ' E Don Lee Fred Marks Pat Gleason Cary Adam: 'l'fl.s'viSy 'flak 1' rw-.uIQ? 5 4 Q . ,..1 Q . , u-,.. -not . - el' ...,.. -... -.. 1 ,HI uflmmfpr Dick llrunk running for a first down against Hudson i Oar lootlmall loam, playing under an independent status for the rv v 0- ' lluircl year in succession since we started the 11-man game, ran into a nnnulwr nl' olmslaclvs in compiling a 1-3 ledger in the fall of 1957. A SllI'l'l'N5lVlll c-aunpaign on the part of Mx: Asiatic Flu , prevented Our 1-ll-wa lrmn playing two games. Thus our season was shortened to llull' 1-nntvsls. 'l'lw Giant from Asian, also, kept many of our boys from i' ' li 'l pw-active sessions which hindered our playing ability. IM-spite lla- seasonal record, Coach Fred Field will certainly miss 'Q - 3 six Sm-nim' veterans who performed ably for him last fall. They mclude lliu-lx XX'oslm-rw-ll, lid Cox, Wfarren Clement, Melvin Wells, R011 I0hI1Sf0I1, ancl .lorry floogali. l Nlilur Vlmranae Jay H311 Dave Sebast W X , x I 'l Q Q I, .I X . 'V' 4 r s ' .fly 5. I xx I' ,sr t . rf- 5 'Q j l il l 'Z aa. Mawr- I 6' Dave THUZCI Bob Jacobson Dick Pnlston I jim Canflv ' ' ' ' 1 J 1 - 2. 1 'Sw x .K K -, Wi Q. . V 1 I If . A - '5 ..' 1-V . , b . 'nf' ' ., x ' .. .1 -1 , S 'Q 1' Vgf. j . Q '5a1v1, . 1,-f Q' 51, yt.-jg H . , 5-1 A ' : t 1 ' I. ,ls , . ' 1 lv 1- - I , A ' 1' A: ' vv':w1'wif5En2iM 4 ftf'-1 L 1. . 4 ... 1, J' - ' Y ' ff-W-Nu mu! '51 A 1, ' M 'O -E NT '. ,O - A .1,..:.f-F-30. ..,' Offsldcs against Columbia Vw! f 1-' i i 1957 - '58 FOOTBALL SCORES: Away Sept. 21 Scotia 13, Cuildcrlzmd 7 Home Sept. 28 Hudson 26, Guilclcrluncl 0 Away Oct. 5 Cuildcrlund 18, SCllUl1Ill'1C 6 Home Oct. 19 Columbia 12, CLl1lC1Cl'1ill1ll 0 Captains Ed Cox und Icrry Coogan zxnvvnu .my f. Dave Bush Art Slmvc '? 'J-' 1 . X 5 A14- . ,Al h 6 ,D 3 ,A ou Fd Cox - v--4'-ff.-eg. w1:l '2 Jw 5' K' - -' l -. Q, A ., law , . . 5 , ll-ll' 11 ,- .sp .cf- Varsity Al Halstead Captain The Rod and Xvllltlf upset of the year was the 51--19 Albany Academy game. Cuilclvrlaml lluilmlvrlancl Uc'il1lvlu'm Allvany .'xCilllCIllY Cuilclvrlaml Scalia lluilclvrlaml Cluilclvrlancl Yam-lwvsvillv Hilm- Cfnluniv iluilslcrlaml Nixlxaynna fluilslvrlaml Kfolnmlmia l.1lHNl1U1lNlUIll ilnilmlvrlaml 135 Voorhccsville 55 Colnnic 58 Cluilclcrlancl 49 Guilclcrlanfl , 59 Milne Cliff Yann Sl Cuilclcrlancl G2 Columbia '19 Llll1Sll1j.Il7llYgll 37 Cuilclcrlancl 61 Cluilclcrlancl -11 Cuilclcrlancl 65 Albany Academy 67 Cuilclcrlancl 58 Scotia 72 Cluilmlcrlancl G7 Cluilclcrlancl 'lll Bctlxlchcm Curclon La Hart Joe Zwigklbaur ' 1 5 1 s N C 4 l ,X i I 1 ll Basketball Dick llvrnnlt The scoring feats and mzzlr--flazzlr: play of Frank Bess showucl out tlnroughoul thc- lfJ37f3'1 Varsity lmskctlmll st-nson. Arnassing r-low to 300 points for thc cwnpuign, Frank lxrolcf- our K single gamc with 34 in an Albany Af-.ulr-my clash. Frank Bess .500 in thu pvrc'1'nlugc ol gain:-s won nnrl lost, Coach Art llmlson usz-cl tlirm- juniors lllf-ss, lint Gleason, and Dick Hruukj, om- Sopluunrm- fDavc Solmstl, and two sl-niors ffllifl Ymm :tml Al Halstcatll for thu most part, llntouglnout thr- season. The squad playa-cl umlvr an inclf-pc-nclr-nt status this ycar aftvr lc-aving llu- Cvnlml Ilmlwn Valley Lvngm- nl thc' closz- ol ISISG-'57 wilson. VVQ playucl sucll twuns :ls Nislcayuma. llc-Ilulz-lu-nn. and Lansinglmrgli lor tlu- lirst timv on in lmskvt- ball court. John King jnclc jcnncr . , s. school rccorcl for thu most points sr-on-rl in in O 4? IM' f Sfl A 35 0 1 l l Our ruintc-l finisl -cl tl - 5 '1.' ' t l 'l ' X I It lf Sl ISUII IHS ll UV- I 4 l,'f i' ss . V g sv . , 1 ,E - , 1 ,D , .. . ,y A ' I x. J - ' J ' A 2. . 'A' 'M Q I P , L .. Will Voorhecsoillc or Guilderland profit by this shot? , W V l i 1 I ,Q V K ,u W Mmm Ulu. 'jvlvrsyf' mm .'xfYlIl1'lYlll . fl JuyVfzus Denny Borst shoots hook shot a la W Clyde Loucllcttc 4 gl f'f 'I I Y 'V Hfff'v11r' nl dm! in fftllflllilf 11111110 V 1 H . .9 in K I ...H q I I 5 tx ' , Y 5 3 aw 5 I , 4 6 ' 1 I V M I -FJ If X .x X ffd D wg ,ral Lasher fumping in Albany Arvmlwnuy fgrmur 6 KI D0Lamct1'r clmrilg1 .vllrmfs lnr flu' Jllflx,l'1'S V . si lfrrfrrvliffs fTIllllHl'V1Y YI In rrlzlml ,J -f. 4 IU1111 IM I flwffff' :Ia f- -I x Q' .a ,f ..rf.x' , X L ? ins, Eight juniors constituted the Varsity ball and Basketball cheerleaders this year. AZ of the eight with the exception of just one, haf had previous experience prior to this year. AF, with the exception of not one, was good-looldr energetic yell-girl! The following members of the squad h L V had previous experience with the Iay-Ver Mnrgit Kaasa, Joanne Ford, Sue Wheeler, San: , Morey, Linda Thorsen, and Linda Peters. Sant: past winter. Sclicrmcrhorn yelled for the first time tlws Q mirrlmm 0 T ci rslty 14 9 -5' l 61 w llmmic' Svoll V' 1 5 ll' :5'Il-1-m 1ff.llw'!ipyrwrCflwr'r 5.4- Lincla Peters Ju Ann Ford .M 4, 5 , by r .- ., A- . f gg - . ,. A,,:,f.- im il Joanne Ford was the 57 58 captam w1th Lmda Thorsen servmg as co captam As well as cheermg at the games, the gurls were the mam attractxon at all of our pep rallies Mlss Stevens 1S thelr faculty 'zdvxser Cheerleaders Lmda 'Thorsen Sundm Morey 4 '-sf' I Sm- YVIN-vlcr The girlie pn lnlu n mueimz l'iC7H rw a pep mlly. C .Jr , . ,, .wk ., - ' xiii. ,f , , , -. l-larafif ka a Q y l 1 I ' 1 X r 9' ' Q X , l Ji' O34 aU5,s -'.-...wif A h , an x. 5.4955 I1 ll in rwglll, Don lmcx l'r'lc' KlCCl0ll:1ml, Iolill Sllifl- 0 I I -I mrrr, , mv 'lm' '11su11, Ulllt' llorsl, ,on BHK YS, Paul J V ,JL Dil l :Nil uh :I Xllislv x Xl3'l1'1x.lDon Lallllalrl, Dicl-iLYVittcI'. U n I 0 r G ry ilwzzl Xl l..1Nl l Basketball Squa fwnlm Ivslm llvzm, ,l 1111111111 fl fl , SCORES - 7, , C.C.H.S. OPPONENT - . Voorlieesville 27 21 ' ,313 Colonic 36 40' ' '-4 B.C.H.S. 41 59 , A QP ' Albany Academy 34 33 Q Milne 30 29 H VA Columbia 20 39 Scotia 40 60 Lunsingburg 51 53 Voorlieesville 47 30 Millie 40 30 Colonie 43 42 Albany Academy 45 31 Niska una 41 52 LW f .V 34 Scotia 38 32 H- 1, - Columbia 41 gf I Lunsingburg 43 g i . B.C.H.S. 56 n A ,I Coach Jack Ryan, our jayVee basketball mentor enjoyed another successful season at the helm of the Red and VVhite juniors hoopsters. Teaching a new crop of players the fundament- als of the game, he molded a quintet which finished above the .500 percentage in games won and lost. Mickey Meyl and jim McClelland were the team's leading scorers. Near the close of the season, Meyl was promoted to the varsity. McClelland finished with upwards of l25 points for the season. He attained a very high per- centage from the foul line throughout the season. Paul DeLaMater, Steve Ferguson, jon Briggs, and Denny Horst played regularly in the 18 games on the schedule. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders tx ' J l '!!JX I I I I ff tn rfglzf: jon McClc-llnncl, Dan Tlmmas, A l t I Tvr1'y Tlmrscn, Tom Salmls, Ecl Bnrbilgc- F h ll' In I I1 llmx. Dick Clricsol. Second Row: Bob H 1 I m 'I'lmw-n. Rm-n Stuz, Kon Ackcr, Carl A - l5t'lll, Holi Clark, Elwood llolfc. Nh: Klcrlwr f'fw1r'71 Basketball Squad F RESHMEN BASKETBALL Cuilderland Colonic Draper Cuilderlaud Cuilderland Cuilderland Van Antwerp Voorlieesville Cuilderland Cuilclerland Cuilderland Columbia Niskayuna 45 Cuilderland I6 Cuilderland 22 Bethlehem 31 Columbia 32 Colonie 44 Guilderland 36 Cuilderland 48 Voorheesville 22 Draper 39 Albany Academy 49 Cuilderland 37 A schedule of 14 games constituted the slate of CCHS's third Freshmen lmsketlmll season. The frosh were directed hy coach Murray Gerber, new to Guilderland Central lligh this year. Though the team lost more games than they won, all players involved gained vnluuhle experience for the future. This is, of course, the principle intention behind Freshmen und layVee teams. Among those lmoys who were improved according to Cerlver were: jon Mc-- Clelland, Dick Could, Denny Tliomzis, Al l,:nshr-r, Bob Clark, and Curl Sands. Lasher :md Cllzirk were the fC2lI'l1'S leading scorers. Freshman up C hee rlecrders fa:gif,.,2z1. 1. ' f NV:-sta-rv:-ll. Y . l'X lT11fl T7 111111 lfft In ri1J111: C111111 NViltc1', 131110 Voight, 81111111 111'11111x, 13111111111 1'111'l1-11, 1':1l 111111111-1111, Sharon 11 1 1 S11-111111 I11111': 1iil1'l'f' .'Xc1a1111s, 1'ql'L'C1 Custer, Betsy 1111 1 X1.llf .XIIIIU lT1'11aw11. 1'4l'Alll 111111133 Lori Zwickl- 1 1111 'N11.11'1111 1'1'.11l, 111-1 151111, Dvic1l'c' XVc'Sll'rYC1K, CilYOl 1 11 I1111. 1111 111 111111f. 111-11-11 Xvllllllfi, 1311111111 Vinccnl, 1 11 11 l1111111111, 1111111-1111 171111-1114, 1311111111 SL-11iv1'11:111111, f 1 111111, I111 1111 1 1111 ff' ' f-1. 1' rm. 511111111 llriw: Larry R11111, 131111 l o111111, 13111 N1111'p11y, NVr1yne 7 ' 1 Yi II 1 6.1 P11rte11, Wes Norton. Third Row: John 'Jiedrli Howard Prnse, Reggie Lyons, Charles E,-fn, 6111 Pcaslcc, Brian Carrol, Frank DeBenedetti. Ai Fz1rnswortl1. Bowling Crounsc, Denny Friehel, Wes Norton, Gib Peasleea Third Row: Tom King, Ed Barbagelott, Dick Creseni, Artull Eastman, Hilton Holzhauer, Frank DeBenedetli, loc Zwicklbaur, Brian Carrol. N.. xl X4 1,-l J 'rm Timekccpcrs and Scnrckccpcrs Seated, left to ri!-Zllt: N:mCy Curtis, Dianne llmlrly- Toni Allin 'MQ l '9 '- lm' 'll f l'l' Vl 'l f ' -i' King, Susan Spring, Hugh Pryahcrcli. Standing: Wlllvfl llllffll flu- svrvifvs nf flmr favfldwl 1 Gvrden 086551117 find DnvidB1wl1- sc'f:r1'lca'f-peru anrl livin'-kr-wp'-yr rf. 3.1 rr-sp1'r'livv parts in llu' Iillfllf fi-myw League Ten top john Dederich Duane Kent .... Fred Caster A..... Chet Wisnewski Larry Adams .... Art Kocsis ..... Tom King ..,..... Carry Adams ..,, bowlers, flmysj Morgan McKenzie .... Dave Chainyk .....,.,,...,..... ..,.....,..... Five top Betsy Fisher ..s. Helen VVands .. Diane Purtell .. Marilyn Hudson bowlers, fgirlsl Linda Thorsen ,,.., 160 148 1-15 1115 139 139 138 137 136 131 1 16 102 101 99 99 il lmslcvllmll gauux 4 l.LI1'lI lm-sclwx' cluruw flux um'-i , 1 ,- nvarlv HU SllI!lf'lliQ from ful' muh nf l-1-flu 1- ' l lln Xriuih l1'I1 'i 'l1 at ilu: lu-giuniug u - 'lvllfllllllil' Alla-vw lu parfi1ip.iif- in ilmf V 'i'YIlA1' funn uf 1-ulf-rtaiinm-nt Lufiun .is li-w-Img r v lllvv Inuwlf-fl as mvmlwir 'il flu' f'-' '4 laml Cz-nlral Cu-liil llmrliuf' If-if-M flr ll u is 1 luvullwr ul a uahfuizl ,i lvaiu - 'ax 1 Hjuuim' Nililflllill lluwlimg limgu.- Mr. Ku' llliysical in-za anal Xlre, Kuvihww if 6' lllllfllilllll qlvpariiw'ul uh'-l i' ' ' sllpvrvisors. Thr- mluffs illill'-Ill'-!.U'Hl'. .1 will lvsliiv was Sandra llruul. uh r .ii cloulilvml Capacity nl league smrviary .mil Q11 tieianl -lulm Divllvricll aml llelsy lfishvr lui Nw' lmys and girls' mlivisiuns rcspcdiwlx muah -' lliv year in lnlal pins and highest simglv mmf- avvra gcs. Y' It's no place for weaklings when the girls gg i- ,hat tumbling act. Gym In Girls' Gym we started off the year with field hockey, soccer and archery. We contifquetl on with badminton, volleyball and baslcqzliall.. Anxiously awaited was tumbling, apparatus and dancing. We wrapped up the year with soft- ball. Numerous activities occupied the boys in their gym classes this year. At the beginning of the school year, touch football and soccer were played outside. Then when weather forced activities inside, basketball, badminton, tumbling, dancing, and wrestling were on the Physical Education male agenda. Cadet tvaclzcr Miss Fallon, Anne Messick, and instructor Mixx Stvl:cn.v, do a head stand. Jock Farnsworth and Lowell Strom go after the birdin- Simw' llt-my Itmlson suilf-cl Ilu- llnlf Xtfum IltHlXf't in IWW' CFSll1lVl'llflIl1ll't!tl tht- st-1-nr-rv ul tlw lllulwn .mtl ff,,,,Iy,mfl lf e,, 1 with tht- llltim- :tml otlwr grunt rin-rg uf flu- ttmltl t.,,.,..!, punivs tht- slruzun tlmmgglmllt its vmnrsr- from il small Mlm-ntl Ill 1 Lulu- T1-au--ut-tIn--Cilmuts, on tlu- slmulclf-r nl Xtmmt Xl.u.n. Wt soutltwztrcl past tNfIuulmll:m lslaunrl tu ilu- Atlantic- Hu-.nn Raw' ' lwginning ul Ann-l'ic-:t tht- Iluclsnn lms lm-n at lmsx umm- t--r ' lligllwnys :tml rztilrmuls skirt its slum-s, ru-1-mm lu-iulutf-u, .xml f-H limits ply its watt-rs mul uirplnm-s lnllnw its pntlm. 'l'l1t' L'0l1nm'l'c'i:lllwss :mtl vrvntivitx' ul mu' wurlfl 1.111 law wt Tl 1-w ' 011gim-m'im1 l.t'lll in tllt' Closing pzlgvs ull this ISDH yr-.ml'lwfwk. Uutlv ' tht- 1Lt'lu-wuts c'oup4'l':1titm of our :lrlvt-l'tiw-ls tllix numml uf-nhl u-tt lu been finnnc-iully pussilwlv. I cm-'ls wb J W . N '7a6m PACKING co mc ALBANY DIVISION ..... .. V FIRST PRIZE m-.cmno 0 fi ' f PURE R0DUC'S MEAT PRQDUCTS CX . I Jofm, PACKING CO..lNC. 2 ALBANY DlvlsloN 5 ALBANY. N.Y. 5 f . . . finest ever made! COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF '58 RAMARK STUDIO Sfafe Sfreei, Albany Jay S'rree'r, Schenecfady OFFICIAL YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHER f T z'n ...AAT 5.7,.7.,a,a7.i7.747a7.ggQ-,G .L J5:'I.ii.-:f-.- CA ' 5 .f BN.-he X:-X ' X4-'A -gQ:Q, '53, gg. A. -ak I III' ,Z -' :cg - W fi I X 1 A Are you Iookmg for a job after graduat1on'7 We have a sluun snlwrnes frequent mcreases ln pay and pleasant varlicly of jobs for you to choose from that offer good . . 1- uollun COINIILIODS COME IN TO SEE US NOW! NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY l.l.ll0'fn'i hh' Yu-in I I lf,-- ,A -J ,fl WILL ROY DRIVE IN I If If I ILXNI 011: llffl ffm I. r I I I I ,517 4 ' SUIVI' DRINKS 'l'll,I. ,IIIIJNICIIT ' il-,l6I'lf,'lz' NlClll'I'l.Y mm RILIII ,UNI Iim1I1'2II EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 158 STATE STREET, ALBANY, N. 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IIUNIJ .S l'IflAl'l',Kll1RIS x'vUIIll'II,S III ciii vw. 5IIilIi. I, irif Z'IT' .K II '1 ' SumIi:iI SI ifvr' Q Y7l111S.IiI T'IQ I 1' 11 IIIII Main 511 1'f' I. MI. mrin out I'Imnv L'Ni viri I-N61 v,2':-r14v4Y,4'.2:-'f-7-7-:-uv-or-new 2 1.1- -,--1 C! I 'IY J ALTAMONT ENTERPRISE -M-FOR f PRINTING I'ROI'ERI.Y I'RIN'IF,I1 All cfm r.-r of job Muni lmlmfmf Srl ifirv I Blank. Rrfwrt fftlfdf, lflr. lx, I I I IRA KEITER 2 IVARREN STREET ALBANY 3 I COMPLIMENTS OF KLAMM'S AUTO BODY NIAIN STREET, ALTAMONT Phono UNion 1-8551 Lpywznavwsyffvr-W- I ., r I A I I ' I + is I I ' , , ,, x I jk- 'III N'-1' 41,1 . ' l. gi 1' M. ALF.-5.1, A .5 GUILDERLAND RADIO - TELEVISION I v ,w1'l,rANc:1':s gfllfi null .Srrlllnf HI :Nw-. Cluilclr-rlzxnd, N. Y. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I .fflff if J'-.ff --,f.1i2 iii' ----.4Z?.- I I I I I I I I J s. J SUPPLY Q SALES 8: SERVICES I Appliances - Paints - Floor Covering Plumbing, Heating, Electrical and Mason Supplies mx Osborn's Corners Altamont, N. Y. 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KEN MURPHY SERVICE STATION 2300 WESTERN AVENUE GUILDERLAND Phone 2-9700 11f!fiwf0fffffffffn SA Vli MORE AT SAVEWAY SUPER MARKETS BROADWAY M' 5 czrmxmu WIIII Frm' Carl'r finlrf Ifmm' lI7T7'If'7'I-' g5ZPfff!fffffffiffwfffffff-v i Ilzu- ' I4 . 1, ' ' I -Il I pin 1- .--fel A Q . R ini' ., I I -aff T: I MOHAWK BRUSH COMPANY Manufacturer.: of Prrmrml Bvmhrf For Over Fifty Yrars. FULLER ROAD ALBANY, N- Y- I I I S r S LA sA1.E'r'rE x N I K ALTAMONT NEW GARDEN CENTER AND ANU VARIETY SHOP Albany-Carman Road Phone: Schenectady Ne York ..A'f'.f7'.!.7'.A7'.!.7'.!:!' .AV'.!.7'.AV'.A'f'.A7'.f7'.!.7'.f' .A7'.f.7'.A'f'.f.V'.Zl.7' .!.7'.A7'.l.Y'.ff7' f 1 I N R E I S E S R S ourcl-I mu. Nunsemes R E H F 3 N 3 , w sHADow W XR Box I M COMPLIMENTS FROM f If A FRIEND ' f. mf? 7 ' 'FM , HAL 1 Ne , be S Q S E BEE MAINTENANCE SUPPLY co. N ff R DIVISION OF BEE FLOOR SERVICE CO. 7 S 7 E 1500 CRANE STREET SCHENECTADY, N. Y. ,' 1 S . . . . f X Dnsirlbuiors of Samiary Maun'I'enance Supplies ff 1 and Floor Machines H X X , A f' R S X I I X R . X sucKLEY's enocslues 1 QIOMPIIIMENTS or X ' N , GROCERIES AND NOVELTIES R VAN'S SERVICE STATION N FV I 7 CARMAN ' ALBANY ROAD R 200 Main Street, Altamont X . 1 Phone EI-'gm 53893 S Phone: UNi11n I-GWI I 3,?6'E'??4?3Q?3E'32 28?2Z?22Ei2 A ' J v5f ,?2fgfgf,7-wzfcaf,-f-weft-'zfzfvf f- -1, WARD'S MARKET I! Q c:oMPI,Im1N'rs or Feed and General Merchandise G- E- VAN VORST Cow INC- Meats, Fruits, and Vegetables Plumbing, Hrafing. Rfmfmg, Frggted Foods Hardware and lnmlnlifm I 1 GUILDER-LAND, N- Y- 47 Mohawk Avvrmnr- Phone Albany 2-9717 - E1. 5-1739 If!! M MN' H300 Ahamnnt Aw. Ifff FR 7-3771 I ,ffl . If ALTAMONT SUPER MARKET X If QUALITY MEATS iff GROCERIES iff VEGETABLES R fflf COMPLETE ONE-STOP-SHOPPING If All Your Food Needs R I R If ALTAMONT, N. Y. Ax ff R ff C. s. B. CRUPE. Props- f K x 'L 4 MAJ fmere 5 . .slapping faza .NafJU!afe 1 Efaufy I garger 'V ' ,: ' 5 l , 4 ' s eparfmen f ,, 531 4,31 ,vp -, 'M .Y Ll? HER I , - ' ' D pea! ffifa fe CJ' 5552 .'I.'.fZ'H.pT mm' ' WY ! EWCA? Cikaner nn.-. ' ' .ive- 'L fl! .,,.fA.,f,Mfff N --QI SPENCER BUSINESS SCHOOL Rf uterrd by Bvllfd 01' Regents DAY EVENING CLASSES Accounim Steno raphzc Secretanal Com! Recordm Machzne shorthand 243 Stare Fr 4 7619 The Smxtm Date For The Fall Term Is September 8 1958 2235 px- Pu hp 'V' S g 1 ein GREULICH S MARKET f exm1,xN..xr,1mNx ROAD ' '- - - - - f-L-2 f-H ffff new-,e.aee:2:52z 7 ' L' L -f lfuru More! ram AVAILA LE ' ' 'f 1, ff f- 'fn nr: YI ull? C'f1lClllIlt0TX, , VW I f f wg llfachimw. Burroughs X 57 f 'N'lf8'lf.S' train you or there 'e . ' mx' ,ww rf,vr5NlNf, C,'LAS..'ES ' i 'L 'Q l'l,,-XllliMlQN'l' SERV ' I 'lflff'fYill.S' IlI l ll,'lf MACHINES 'l'lf,fIl.VlNG ClfNTlfR Ijflflflfffl by aunnousr-ls conr. lf - ju Cifllr-in .'Xvf:., Albany 6, N, Y, l .f -J I fx . Phone 8-3558 f l YOUNG FASHION! FOR YOUNG PEOPLE Schenectady N Y News Features Pzcturex Camus FOR ALL THE FAMILY SCH EN ECTADY GAZEITE Schenectady s Leading Paper For Over 63 Years JOSTEN S Treasure-Craft jewelry and Stationery OWATONNA, MINNESOTA FLETCHER COX 20 Slingerlands Street Slingerlands, New York Telephone: Albany-Delmar 9-2133 ggi Say Schenectady, New York THE SHOPPING CENTER OF THE MOHAWK VALLEY BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 58 FREDENDALL FUNERAL HOME INC. ALTAMONT, N, Y. Porter E. Bidleman Kenneth H. Shcrn --MAH -Aggvddwf----Adx'--'aeee2Jzs',3e FONDA'S RESTAURANT GOOD FOOD LEGAL BEVERAGES On Route 20 At Fonda Cornels Phone: Albany 2-9818 Air Conditioned . Ill CONGRATULATIONS FROM TER BUSH AND POWELL. INC. 148 clamor. sum schffmmdi., x, Y. FR 4-7151 COMPLICTIJ I.V.S'l,'RA.Vf,'li SLR VICE Q-1-4-Q A .. I' ,Qf,,?IrlI I ' 'Hilo mug , ' L1 I! 'un . '4:J if' A ,'!ll . .13 In' S 1. , V , i 4 w..r.,Jl j A-61'- '- v y fr-'1' IA f' ...IMQHJ f gawk - Q. u Nl EMPIE'S FOOD MARKET Uuilclrrlmul IVVHTFT Nrw York Phono: l'Nimm I-9936 ,9?f'f'A'i'F??7-7- ,3'i?? 3 79' ' '- JOHN I. HAUF, INC. Thr llouxr of Qualify Fine' Furniluvr and Rugs l75 CENTRAL AVE. ALBANY. N. Y. If x 5.1 FORT HUNTER ELEMENTARY WESTFALL CHEVROLET 119 PARK STREET .Ax1,'mMoNT, NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS OF MAIN BROS. OIL CO.. INC. f'f'7 f- f:'f3?Q2',2',2x2 .A!'.A7J7'.A7'.A7' .!.7J.7'.!.7J' .f J.7'.A'f'.f.7'.f .!.7'.A7'..A7'.f.7'.!.7'.A7'.AV'.!.7'.!.7'.A7'.l.7' Y COMPLIMENTS OF WEAVER BOWLING ALEEYS ALTAMONT, N. Y. Phone 8-3745 ALBANY PRINTING PRINTS MOST ANY THING 1902 Westem Avenue Albany 3, New York , ..... EE--E GUILDERLAND ELEMENTARY , ,, - ,fj.n. 413' 2 COMPLIMENTS OF ALTAMONT ELEMENTARY FACULTY ' ' '------- -f f f'f!4'f f f'fP'f'f',-9'f'f-'f',-'f',-'f',-o-',-Q my 'lf III I I I K O - Z E E Helderburg GLF Cooperatzve, Inc. I GLF PETROLEUM SERVICE + GASOLINE ++ MOTOR OILS RESTAURANT KEROSENE FUEL OILS R D 2 24 Hr. Oil Burner Service I I Phone UNion 1-8136 Guildcrland Ib ALTAMCNT -I I I ?I!8???2-?ZE'E8??6!EiS'1?-??4??SS'lEE'4?8S'E'E'Z21'5IE'1EYe I Z?,5+J?1!5 f J'f'J', ,-'f'f'J'fQ-L f-9-L-'f-Q-U-Q-af,-Of f f- f I I I AUTO EQUIPMENT 1 I I DETROIT SUPPLY Coq INC, I 1N'rERNA'1'1ONA1, 1mRx'r1s'lr,R I I HOWARD L. GAGE I FARM NIACIIINPQRY 80 Central Avenue I I 1 , I Sales - Scrvlrc fmmnnv Part: I Albany, N. Y. I 102 Prospect Avcnuc .'NII2lW'11' I Phone UN I-arm Phone 5-2255 I I I Qasasssssesssszezaszzaezzazf2 .e.eaeaJ5-'f,,eaeaesfzfpvfazffz-w-Lf'1f-f'-:- - -- COMPLIMENTS OF WESTMERE ELEMENTARY FACULTY Free Delivery Anywhefe HANNAN'S PHARMACY M. I. HANNAN, Ph.G. 1237 Western Avenue AlbanYa N' Y' Telephone 2-1355 'D95fl:x'x31513l3?A?'7 9 V 1 MILDRED ELLEY SECRETARIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS SEND FOR CATALOG 227-229 Quail Street Albany, N. Y. f,w.f,,.f,2,vf'H,'j:lf?f'j:'f.9'55-:Z5ddfb'C'8bZfl'I5' ' nu ii s rg-9-it. Vrlm -,fi g 1 wi , .. 7 V' L' u -'f. L, . Ki-Q-,..'1ie'1f'1'.5' , TURNPIKE LANES, INC. limilm l'r'r-rules S1 Enio Del Zotto Props. mlm- Donato, Manager 21 Automatic Pinsetters Willy Unrlrrlgrornzzl Ball Return ,f1lN1l7NIJ THIS CLOCK BOWLING lffiffllllllllf ---- Bar Y Air Conditioned N1-nr 5.1c'CZorrnack's Corners, Route 20 I Cfmlclf-rlsrml 2-9837 ff 3' l ...uh COMPLETE GRADUATION SERW Commencement Announcement Class Ring.: - Caps and Gown Medals and Awards - Diploma Taylor-made Yearbooks BENTLEY 8a SIMON L. G. BALFOUR CO. TAYLOR PUBLISHIN 3. Your Representative HODGKINS OF BALFOUR 4 'Gus Hodgkins, Bob Gray, 8: T. K. an P. O. Box 9, Schenectady, New Yrv ' Phone 3-5374 KELLER'S SALES 8. SERVICE DODGE AND PLYMOUTH DEALER New and Used Cars Phone: UNion 1-8771 Main Street Altamont, New Yvrll Z2 .... ....vv.v - - v---- ---3232 WALTER G. HINEY Distributor TOPS IN SNACKS WISE POTATO CHIPS ,IACK'S TASTY SNACKS LUMMIS NUTS BACHMAN PRETZELS wynamskill AShleY 2-1145 Z E C9 today's MOST MODERN DESK ...andlho6naOn1Tlmo-Saver GREEN'S LIS li i Fi' Alty 5-Sl!! ALBANY, N. Y. Q8':2'1Q2d:Q'dd2-Ed!ZZ!dd28!!l2l 4m?c JOHNNY EVERS CO.. INC. SPORTING GOODS Phone 3-0040 Established 1924 PETE HORAN JOE EVERS 14-0 State St. Albany, N. Y. ----.1iQ'.- --v - 2 ORSINI BROS. TRUCKING - EXCAVATION Phone: UNion 1-8851 or UNion 1-8146 For Your Business or House Sec CROUNSE Authorized Dealer-GENERAL ELECTRIC Refrigerators, Freezers, Washerx, Dryers, Ranges, Water Heaten, Divhu-arhers, Dirposalr. PARKING NO Pkonmlxi CROUNSE REFRIGERATION SERVICE SALES SERVICE 1434 Wcstcrn Avcnuc Phone 2-5125 WGY FOOD PRODUCTS. INC. WHOI.ESAI,EGROf1P1RS ALBANY GLPZNS 1111.15 IZ ,,85'355:,':5'55'J'9?f5',9'7fD-'f'fn-v-n-u-z-fff.- , -.- - 1 MID - TURNPIKE LUMBER CO.. INC. Plywood - Lumbrr -- .Vnmmff Cedar Siding -- Flaming Corner Foundry Road and Western .M-f GUILDERLAND. N. Y. Phone Albany 8-5411 -1 Qwflwf 75756 K: F V , v n 0'w0fZf 'A 'XJ O X XX' f.. XX 'flerfjar H X 'rr ,fx ' 'fl , , i a x--N Z gr KNOX ROLLER RINK Knox New York 'fl f'Q7f Vrlflfx 'VV' - Ssnturclny - Sunday l1'5U to 11300 ,fi Sur.fls1j.' Aflr-rnoons 2 to J ff ,Jog X 'wx 1.7! X57 4 - - - - - , .sa22af222224 HAMILTON UNION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 229I Wesfern Ave., Guilderland Rev. Alberi' W. Doclder, MiniSfel' 9:45 a.m. Church School II:00 a.m. Worship and Sermon 7:00 p.m. You'I'h Fellowship A Communi+y Church Wiih an Open Door Welcome ,A Sli?-'QQ V . r iii aw x fl ' N 38 ff ES .Et FQ 15 Tad, E PE: ALFRED A. SMITH 'NGA BAR-I-H Q sronrme eooos 1 Baseball - Basketball - Golf - Rifles 1 ' Trophiex - Skates Pldh+S-COTSBQBS Little Llfdlfflllf .S'ufzplir:s Cu+ Flowers-Novelfies RAWLING SPORT EQUIPMENT PHONE ALBANY 89-4476 47 Grccn Strcct Albany 3-633 0 GITIOD : R. D. N . 2, AH + ' I 1 ln 3?f:???833Z?23 ?2224?82'24iQ?ZZZ24?2Z2Z822 .Z?'8 7!f?iffiiHwwff Refreshing wi+hQu+ Filling 1 PEPSI-COLA ALBANY BOTTLING CO.. INC. WARD G ACKERMAN. INC. L mlrrz Coal Burldmg Supplicx 171111113 and Dn115 Fred SL PBR X FEEDS Nlmmom New York nc Lhxon I .143 fc-L-bf ff' 1-'f'fL'3f-LfJ:'ffb5'Jf3cL?9J3: KOXIII INH N18 OF coLoNlAL HEATING EQUIPMENT COMPANY Allmny 2-2221 f f 'f 1 1 1 1f'f 1 1 1 1'f MOTEL my Exit N0 I 16 No. 20 Altamont gin 5-2540 R no rn C ramic Till! Balh rn IL ry Room JOHN ORSIHI Trucking -- Black Topping - Mason? Sand and Gravel - Cement - Mortar Crushed Stone, Ditch Digging E Shovel Work Phone: Altamont UN 1-8027 HOOD ICE CREAM H. P. HOOD 8: SONS ICE CREAM DEPT RAVENA 8-3600 .a3g2f', ' -- --- 422 , THACHER VIEW POULTRY FARM Fresh Eggs and Dressed Poultry F V. S. BACKAND B. O. BUSHEY R R. D. No. 2 - Altamont, N. Y. Phone: UN 1-2512 1' ,.,. - r' Q , ., ' ORDERS TO TAKE OUT ITALIAN-AMERICAN DISHFS LlUZZI'S RESTAURANT 8: PIHERIA MCCORMACICS CORNERS Routes 20 and 146, Guildfzrland, W X Louis A. Liuzzi, Jr. Sch. EI J fl Qf,-yfyffwifffky Enjoy HERSH'S BEVERAGES and MISSION BEVERAGES ,eaaafpefpwvfffff COMPLIMENTS OF ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH Altamont New X wk Sl. maclekine ff ff I 11' I in 11 Xfgjy 1- . CHURCH OF ST. MADELEINE SOPHIE 1Ca+11olic C11urc111 Sfhdy: EI. 5-04121 - Telephone - Albany: 8-8249 SINIJAY MASSES: 7:00 - 8:00 - 9:00 - 10:00 - 11:00 - 12:00 NVRSERY FOR CI-IILDREN DURING THE 9:00 and 10:00 O'CLOCK MASSES t rwNI If,SSIUNS: SAT. LQ EVE. OF FIRST FRIDAY 81 HOLY DAYS: 11:00 - 5:30 and 7:30 - 9:00 ALSO BEFORE SUNDAY MASSES DAILY MASSES: 7:30 and 8:00 A. M. - HOLY COMMUNION FROM 6:30 vou MAKE YEARBCOKS Fun HERE Al' PROGRESS The City of Albany Working closely with you has been truly a wonderful experience. ln the beginning there was nothing except en- thusiasm, ideas and many blank pages. Upon this meager foundation you have built this b t'ful ory book. Our work t P gress really 's fun . . . beca nioy, so mu h getting to k h splendid faculty embers d t d t as you. PROGRESS PUBLISHERS INCORPORATED ll COLVIN AVEJ PHONE 2-4401 'ALBANY,N.Y. 4, H 5 . I ' 1 l .41 F,- I X in A dz P TEA COMPANY Mr. Anthony J. Alto ANDY'S SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION Miss Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. and Mrs. Albert Ashworth and Mrs. Ralph Bechand Neil Brown Hous F. Bueckuer CARV EL DARI-FREZE Mrs. Frank Csontos Mrs. janet Curtlioys DENNYS MOTEL DUTCHER'S ICE CREAM Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. james Fairbanks Albert Folkc and Mrs. E. H. Cauard and Mrs. George Ccarliardt and Mrs. Carlton Gilbert and Mrs. joseph Gilmore HOUSE OF CLADNVISITS Mr. Edward Cobola Clll,'l'Il,lCl'l'S MARKET Miss liilc-cn Ilcnncssy Mr. and Mrs. William Holub Tll Mr Mr Mr. Ii IIOMEMAHT . and Mrs. S. j. llraclmin . and Mrs. XV. II. Huffmirc :mtl Mrs. Cllcstcr Iilzcboski Mr. and Mrs. Ilichzird jcnncr Mr. Hubert Keating Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Miss Toni Mayer MODERN RADIO It Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mr. Richard Muesser Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth POLLARD BROS. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mr. and Mrs. John Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sand SNAPPY MEN'S SHOP Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Miss Rosemary Stauble Mr. Emmett Ten Broeck JOHN VRBANAC Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mr. and Mrs. WESTERN AUTO Mrs. Janet Wilson 5: ZWACK AND SONS .. , ' : 4 41. FOI' Not to be taken from this raolii AD m . 2947 K L if p