Hoosick Falls Central School - Vagabond Yearbook (Hoosick Falls, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1955 volume:

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Hema csmpbeu supenmemem ln the swift passing of time, another yearuis drawing to a close, another D v i Fogp cow. In appreciation for his helpfulness, cheerfulness, and friendly in terest, the class affectionately dedicate: to Mr H Bradford Cole this 1955 edition of the Hoosick Falls High School Vagabond. MR, H, sam 2 Sm!! Flrst row Ted Brogue, Asszstant Edttor Florence Leeseman, Girls Sports Editor Jean Watt Busmess Editor Robert Lohnes, Editor tn Chref Mary Lasson Assistant Art Edrtor Gay Hatter, Art Editor Wilham LeBarron, Photography Editor Second row Erleen Coon, Assistant Literary Editor Judnh Stewart, Assrstant Bustness Manager John Callahan Boys Sports Editor- June Rose Lrterary Edrtor Sara Luke, Asslstant Photography Editor EDITOR S NOTE On behalf of the Yearbook Staff and myself I would like to thank Mr Bullock, our advtsor and the others who have assisted us tn constructing this yearbook lwould also like to thank my staff for then fme co operation. 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Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 2g Vice President of Student Coun cil 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3,4g Chorus 2, 3, 4: Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4g Ring Committee 3: Jun- ior Class President: Senior Ball Committee. KENNETH BURTON Young fellows will be young fellows. Intramurals 4. THEODORE BROGUE Let not your hean be troubled. Library Club 4, Sophomore Class Treas- urer 2, Dramatics Club 4, Science Club 1, Vagabond staff 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, Chorus 2. JOHN CALLAHAN - A little nonsense now and then is relished 5 by the wisest men. li Band 1,2 3, 4, Basketball 1,2,3 4, Base- ball l 2, 3, 4, Football Manager 1 2 3, Dramatics Club 4, Sports Editor Vagabond Staff 4, Senior Ball Committee 4. if Virtue has boundaries not to be passed. EILEEN COON Be silent and safe, for silence never betrays you, top Whispers 1, 2g Exchange Editor for Ways and Means Committee 4g Junior Prom Committee 3. VIRGINIA CURE Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Homemaking 1, 2, 3: GAC 2, 3,4g Chorus 2, 3, 4: Drarnatics Club 3, 4: FHA 3g Commerce Club 4g Ways and Means Committee 4. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: GAC 2, 3, 43 Hill- Hilltop Whispers 3.4: Vagabond Staff 4, CONSTA NCE CHURCH On with the dance! Let joy be unconfined. Chorus 1, 3, 4: Junior Prom Com- mittee 3g Senior Ball Committee 4. MARY JANE EARLEY The only way to have a friend is to be one. Hilltop Whispers 1, 2, 33 Secre- tary of GAC 4, Library Club 2, Commerce Club 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary-Treasurer of Commerce Club 4: Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary of Dramatics Club 4g Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Junior Prom Committee 3, FHA 2: Senior Ball Committee 4, Ways and Means Committee 4. JOHN DAUN Silence is golden, FFA 1,2,3,4, 'lho-M RICHARD FAIRBANKS The rule of my life is to mak e business a pleasure, and pleasure my business. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2 , 3, 43 Foot- ball 1, 2g Dramatics Club 35 Baseball 3, 4, ARVILLA FREEMA N NATALIE GOSS In friendship I early was taught to be- lieve, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: GAC 2, 3, 4g Dra- matics Club 4. Speech is great, but silence is greater, Chorus 1, 2,4g FHA 3: Science Club 33 GAC 4: Dramatics Club. LEONARD GEFKEN An ounce of wit is worth a pound of sorrow. Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Football Cap- tain 4, Basketball 3g Baseball 2: Intramurals 1, 2. is rlrs . ' 1' ya' KY, 5 ff V 5 A BARBARA HALL Fate will find a way, lntramurals 2, 3g FHA 3: 4, Dramatics Club 4. GAC Can one desire too much ofa good RICHARD GREEN thing? Band 1, 2, 3g Agriculture 2, Baseball 3, BARBARA HANSELMAN Friendship is the wine of life. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4 FHA 1, 2, 35 Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Com- merce Club 2, 3, 43 Dramatics Club 45 GAC 2, 3, 4: Junior Prom Committee 3, GAY HARTER A cheerful look makes a dish a feast. Art Club 1,2,3g Dramatics Club 2,3,4g Chorus 1, Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Cheer- leading 1,2,3,4g Junior Prom Commit- tee 3, Senior Ball Committee 4g Vice- President of Dramatics Club 4, Vice President of Senior Class 4g Art Editor of Hilltop Whispers 3,45 Vagabond Staff Art Editor 45 Executive Committee 4. ' x,s..M.,,,, . regrralvl' RICHARD HOWE Our thoughts and our conduct are our own. Band 1, 2, 35 Industrial Arts 1, 2, 43 Chorus SHIRLEY HOWARD To friendship every burden is light. Band 2, 3, 43 Chorus 2, 3, 4: GAC 2, 3, 45 Hilltop Whispers 1, 2, 3, 45 Vice President of Sophomore Class, Junior Prom Committee 3. EARL KENNEY Pure friendship is something which men of an inferior intel- lect can never taste. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: I. V. Basketball 3: Varsity Basketball 4g Mana- ger of Football 2g Assistant Manager of Football 1: Assistant Manager of J. V. Basketball 2. fa? ART HYDE Everything comes if man will only wait. Chorus 2g Manager of Football 2: Mana- ger of Basketball 3, 4: I. V. Baseball 2: Dramatics Club 3: Varsity Baseball 3.4: President of Dramatics Club 4g Intramu- rals 2, 3, 4. YVONNE LAMAGDELINE Whoever loves true life, will love true love. ior Ball Committee 4: Executive Com- mittee 4. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g Chorus 1, 2,4g Sen- ,I ,J MARY LASSON is no trifle, mittee. , W gf 5 2 1 , is --F' 2, K4 , frfgjrgsfkf- et, . ,, .Q 5. , Ass , FLORENCE LEESEMAN Divinely fair. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Band 2, 3, Dramatics Club 1, 2, Vice President of Freshman Class, GAC 2, 3, 4, Library Club 1, 2, 3, Vaga- bond Staff 4, Senior Ball Committee 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Trifles make perfection, and perfection Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer of GAC 2, Vice President of GAC 3, President of GAC 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer Student Council 4, Secretary of Senior Class, Treasurer of Junior Class, Ring Committee 3, Cheerleading 4, Assis- tant Art Editor of Vagabond Staff 4, Jun- ior Prom Committee 3, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Art Club 1, 2, 3, Senior Ball Com- X 1 ,Q 1 WILLIAM LEBARRON He who lives without committing any folly, is not as wise as he thinks. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, FFA 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Assistant Manager Basket- ball 4, Bagabond Staff 4, Ways and Means Committee 4, Chorus 2, 4, Conductor of FFA 4, Science Club 1. ROBERT LOHNES Nature is the master of talents: genius is master of nature. Student Council 1, 2,4: Commerce Club 1: Editor-in-Chief of Vagabond 4: Sopho- more Class President: Junior Prom Com- mittee 3, SARAH LUKE A pleasing countenance is no slight advantage. Chorus 2, 3, 4: Dramatics Club 3, 4: Commerce Club 3, 4: Vag abond Staff 4: Treasurer of Sen- ior Class: Cheerleading 3: FHA 3: Treasurer of Dramatlcs Club 4: Ring Committee 3. fr- Nice' Q-1' -av' -...-9 PAUL MASON There's a time for all things. Science Club 1: Intramurals 1, 2, 3,4 Ways and Means Committee 4. RALPH McCLURE From a little spark may burst a mighty flame. Baseball Manager 2: Basketball Manager 1, 2g Basketball 3: Junior Prom Committee 33 Assistant Manager Football 1. PATRICIA MYERS Nothing endures but personal qualities. GAC 3, 4: Chorus 3, 4. RONALD MEAD As a man tbinketh so is he. Hilltop Whispers 45 Student Council 1. CALVIN MORGAN The whole world is a brave man's country. Hilltop Whispers 4: Intramurals 2, 4: J. V. Baseball 1. 9 K STANLEY NEIGODA Tell it to the Marines the sailors won't believe it. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3,4g Baseball 1: Manager of Baseball 2. BARBARA PALMATEER The sweetest joy is love. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 1,2, 3, 43 GAC 2, 3,45 Library Club lg Commerce Club 1, 2, 3.4: Senior Ball Committee 4 Junior Prom Committee 3, Executive Committee 4, Dramatic: Club 4. 1'1- IW! WARNER PETERS silence. Art Club 2, 3. ROBERTA REED The longer one lives the more one learns. Chorus 1,2,4g Science Club 3: Vice President of Junior Class: Hilltop Whispers 2, 3, 4: Assistant Editor Hilltop Whispers 4: Student Council 3g Library Club 3, President of Library Club 4g Assembly Committee 1: Intramurals 3, 4. 'l'here is likewise a reward for faithful GEORGE REAGAN Better late than never, Ways and Means Committee 4g Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g Chorus 3, H, , ' BARBARA ROBERSON Many waters cannot quench love, neither can the floods drown it. Dramatics Club 2,43 Library Club 4, GAC 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. JUNE ROSE 'For the more a girl knows, the more worthy she is. Chorus 2,4g Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4: Library Club 2, 3, 45 Stu- dent Council 4g Intramurals 1, 2, 3,43 GAC 2, 3, 4, Hilltop Whispers 2g President of Sclenc Club 3. C RICHARD SARGOOD 'Only so much do I know, as I have lived, Basketball 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee 35 FFA 1, 2, 3g Dramatics Club 3, Baseball 1,2g Chorus 1, 2, 3: Band 2, 3, 4. MARILYN SELLS ls not every able editor a ruler of the world, being the persuader of it? Hilltop Whispers 1, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor of Hilltop Whispers 2, Editor of Hilltop Whispers 3, 45 Art Club 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, 4g Commerce Club 3, 4, Chorus 4g Dramatlcs Club 4. IUDITH STEWART For knowledge, too, is itself a power, Chorus lg Student Council 1,25 Hilltop Whispers 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, Library Club 2, 3, 4: Secretary-Treasurer of Library Club 2, Secretary of Freshman Class 15 Secretary of Junior Class 3: Junior Prom Committee 3: Vagabond Staff 4. ROBERTA SHAW My own thoughts are my com- panions. Chorus 4, I-lomemaking Club 3, Library 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President of Library Club 4. Jfkaf ,-...I Life is an incurable disease. JOHN THOMPSON Science Club 1: Library Club 4g Base- ball 2, 3, 4g Football 3, 4g Art Club 1, 2, Junior Prom Committee 3. 1 MARCIA WALKER Nothmg great was ever achiev ed wrthout enthusiasm Bandl 2 34 Chorusl 2 3 GAC 2 3 4 Library Club 1 3 4 Dramattcs Club 1 2 3 4 President of Senior Class pers 4 X JEAN WATT Patience is the art of hoping. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Library Club 2, 3,43 - GAC 2, 3, 4g Dramatics Club 3, 4: H1114 top Whispers 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Chainnan of Ways and Means Committee 43 Major- ette 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 43 Vagabond suff 4. Science Club 3 Hilltop Whis- PAT WEBSTER F111-tation - attention without intention. Cheerleading 3, 4g Dramatics Club 1, 3, 4: Commerce Club lg GAC 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g Library Club 25 Homemaking 1, 2, 3, 4. JANE WEIR Simplicity is a state of mind. 'l Hornemaking Club 1, 2, 3g Library Club 2, 3, 4g Dramatics Club 3,45 Chorus 4. 2 X WMM K I X . f X 4f 9 X 7 fix . wtofzq The collectlve memory of our class has found the followrng to constxtute the acuvmes of our class durmg our four year stay here In our Freshman year we sold magazines The class d1v1ded up mto teams and we all worked as hard as posslble to assrst our team rn wmmng Prizes were gxven accordmg to the amount of credits earned Our class advlsors were Mlss Hxney and Mrs. Potts All srxty three of us were in Room 27 then. We dtdn t know many of the other students then and hved under the threat of the Semors Black Book Our class offlcers were the followmg Vice President Florence Leeseman Secretary Judrth Stewart Treasurer Carolyn Cone In our Sophomore year we d1d a lot more 1n tact tlus was our most acuve year When we had our Sadie Hawkms Dance the orchestra was made up of students from the school We also had a food sale at Cuddrhy s and we sold candy apples gum, potato clups and a few other things at the games The money from this was used to purchase roses for the Senior Class at the mme of the Honor Soctety The Sopho I President ----- - - - - Charlotte Holt Zfwfofzq , more Class offxcers were President Robert Lohnes Vrce President Shirley Howard Secretary John Yurewltch Treasurer Theodore Brogue Next we were Junrors This was the year we got our class rings There were several representatives from various companies but we finally bought our nngs from the Balfour Company Late tn June we had our Junior Prom The night was perfect, every Iuruor who was able came and got others to come The music was furnished by Ozzie Eldridge and his group The officers of the Jumor Class were Presrdent Patience Blerwirth Vice President Roberta Reed Treasurer Mary Lasson This was our final and senror year Our number had dwrndled to fifty We had our Semor Ball during Ch 'ISUIIBS vacation with Ray Nel son s orchestra and came out in the clear almost We were in the usual frenzy about our pictures and were continually saying I' ll give you one when I order some more and What will I write on this one? We know that our years here have been memorable ones and we hope they will be the same for you We all regret leaving for we all know that High School happens only once in a lifetime Our Seruor Class offrcers are President Marlca Walker Vice President Gay Hatter Secretary Mary Lasson Treasurer Sarah Luke Author -- Jlme M. Rose I I Secretary ------- ------ J udith Stewart I I 0 7046! This IS the last WILL and TESTAMENT of the class of 1955 We are ven turing out 1nto the unknown. Where we are gomg to end is not now known to us All we can do is to stan ourselves on the path and progress as best as possi ble ul we reach the end of the road and the completron of our lrfework Fol lowrng thrs prologue you wrll frnd what rs bequeathed by each of the members of our class We of the VAGABOND STAFF leave to our underclassmen all the luck and the knowledge that we found no use for Evylene Beagle leaves fond memories of her last three years rn hrgh school to any new member who wants them Pauence Brerwirth leaves her alto vorce for Mrs Canzen to give to a de SCl'V1l'lg underclassman Arm Bordeaux leaves her good mornrngs on the P A and her seat rn band to Jean Armstrong Theodore Brogue leaves telling the Freshmen there are only two ways to handle women and nobody knows erther of them Kenneth Burton leaves his seat rn homeroom to some prosperous senior Erleen Coon leaves her long walk to school to Debby Dooley Constance Church leaves for the Fnday night dances Virginia Cure I leave my disposltion to my srster in hopes that she uses John Daun leaves for the Navy Mary Jane Earley leaves her love of basketball volleyball and softball to Polly Armstrong Rrchard Fairbanks and Stanley Neigoda leave Mr Campbell still wonder ing where they will be next, Leonard Gefken leaves his troubles to anyone who can solve them Arvrlla Freeman leaves for Hawair Natalie Goss leaves us wondering Just how typical she is Rrchard Green leaves in his black Mercury followed by a cloud of dust Barbara Hall I leave my seat on the Petersburg bus to anyone that wants xt Barbara Hanselman I leave my place on the cheerleadrng squad to Sandra Benson. Patrlca Gay Harter l leave my nm to school to my brother Jlm Slnrley Howard leaves still clowning around and Mrs Canzerl with a head ache Richard Howe leaves four pounds of rubber in front of the gym door for some freshman to scrape up Arthur Hyde leaves Joe Salluzzo his Job of manager Earl Kenney leaves his red hair Yvonne La Magdellne leaves her place in the semor class to her cousrn Johanna I John Callahan - I leave my crew cut to Everett Brock. it. 7045! Mary Lasson leaves her cheerleadrng uniform to Jane Rudd Wrllram Le Barron I leave Mrss Hulihan without a slow typist Florence Leeseman leaves her formula for permanent blonde harr to Joyce P1ne Robert Lohnes I leave the Juniors a good suggestion, start your yearbook early Sarah Luke leaves her place rn H F H S to her sister Mary Paul Mason leaves hrs I O U s for the paper he borrowed Ralph McClure leaves looking for a way to grow Ronald Mead leaves hrs rntellrgence to his friend Jimmy Pratt. Patrica Myers leaves her seat rn study hall to her happy go lucky sister Gail Calvin Morgan leaves still telling everyone that he is not conceited arro gant, or haughty just purely wonderful Barbara Palmateer leaves Mrs V with her eyebrow still up for coming in late George Reagan leaves in hrs Ford Roberta Reed I leave high school to leam more about biology and chemrstry rn college Barbara Roberson I leave my seat on the bus to my brother Brlly June Rose I leave hoping to find someone to tell me a clear drfference between literally and technically Richard Sargood leaves his posiuon as center to Walt Earley Marilyn Sells I leave my frrst published book of short story mysteries Qwritten rn shorthandj for Mrs Kelly to Decipher Roberta Ann Shaw I leave my senior seat in Room 28 to Billy Roberson. Judrth Stewart I leave wrth the battle won. John Thompson leaves hrs rnnocent smrle to anyone in trouble Marcra Walker leaves her capacity for earnest respect and admiration for Mrs V to anyone who can fill rt Jean Watt leaves Mr Cobum wrthout a private secretary Jane Weir I leave for nurse s training at St. Peter s Hospital In Albany N Y Pat Webster leaves bhndfolded so that she can t flirt. Willy Plinkham Aloysiousl P Abercrombe June Rose I I I ' Q Q D O l 0 ' I I I S ' , - Warner Peters leaves nothing: owes a lot and leaves the rest to the poor. u . ' 0 - . ' ' . I ' U Eagle Bndge New York October 20 1965 Dear June Since you were unable to obtam leave from your naval duties I w1l1 relate to you the happenings at our class reunion this month. Judy Stewart exchange teacher now rn Germany and mrssionary nurse Roberta Shaw were unable to attend and I rntend to wnte to them also We had our meetrng at Rrchard Farrbanks Rainbow Hotel in our old school town of l-loosrck Falls Hrs secretarres Barbara Palmateer W1lson and Patricia Myers Frnnzer really had a Job roundrng up the busy classmates Right at the hotel are employed Pat Webster Connie Church and Barbara Hanselman in the hotel s renowned beauty salon Ralph McClure now owner of the Wood Flong arrrved soon after Stanley Nelgoda came directly from his father s plumbing establish ment rn town Pat Biewrrth and Roberta Reed from Albany Hospital came together drscussrng their mutual interests in the medical field We also con tacted nurses Arvilla Freeman, Jean Watt, Mrs Sarah Luke Snyder Jane Weir and Natahe Goss at the same hospital By the way Jean Watt and Jane Weir recently received an award for therr drscovery of the cause of cancer Paul Mason and George Reagan, co owners in their airline service wrth Bob Lohnes therr chref pilot, have been providing transportation for the members of the class who found it hard to obtam the necessary facrllues John Thompson, now superintendent of the conservation department, was easy to contact because hrs name is constantly in the news as ls John Daun s who has one of the largest Holstein farms New York has ever seen Mrs. Yvonne LaMagdeline Kilburn. 3 I I I Earl Kenney Arthur Hyde and Richard Howe now members of the faculty of Colgate Uruversiry came together on the boys plane It was fortunate that Ken Burton an air force colonel Lenny Gefkrn and Dick Sargood two l1eutenantJfG s in the navy also B111 LeBarron of the Arr Force could obtain leave at the same ume Ted Brogue rs scheduled to play in the World Serres this month and John Callahan will probably be one of the star basketball players again this season The boys were planning a speaking tour on sports and stopped off in town Florence Leeseman and Mary Jane Earley are still travelrng together and teaching physical education since their graduation from Brockport Erleen Coon Joined them rn travelrng after commg out of the navy Bob picked them up out West I noticed Evylene Beagle and Mary Lasson, noted fashion designers Harter s recent contribution to the art field and Marilyn Sells latest book in The Pink Room of the hotel One night we had a dance with members of the class provrdlng the music Dick Green played the drums and Shrrley Howard led them with a few members of her own orchestra Barbara Roberson Lockrow Virginia Cure Cottrell and Barbara Hall Dumal planned the menu for our first supper together while they dis cussed their family problems Three old buddies Calvm Morgan Warner Peters and Ronald Mead are up to their usual antlcs Have you seen them on their new televlsron comedy program? Well June those are the mam events of our little get together It was very enJoyable and I am sorry you missed 1I Maybe we could arrange another reunion wrtlun the next decade Keep rn touch wrth me and we shall see God bless you Marcia Walker Superintendent of Schools Hoosrck Falls New York I and Ann Bordeaux, a well-known mechanical engineer, discussing Gay M3534 Most Athletlc CALLAHAN LEESEMAN 41 .N l-3.73 Most Ambmous Best Sport BORDEAUX LOHNES THOMPSON HOWARD Best Dancer Class Coquette CHURCH SARGOOD BROGUE WEBSTER Q07 ne v Q Quletest DAUN WEIR Most Ideal HYDE LASSON Most Llkely to Succeed REED LOHNES . B 6 f ' 'W R f 010 Ce e I Q E f : '.A--,. I W. I - .f . ' - ,,f Es ' - ' B M K 'A B V' Vykx A O m -wg , x i HIV! 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'il - NAME Beagle Brerwrrth Bordeaux Brogue Burton Callahan Church Coon C ure Daun J Earley Farrbanks Freeman Gefken Goss Green Hall Hanselman Harter Howard Hyde Kenney LaMagde11ne Lasson LeBarron Leeseman Lohnes Luke Mason McClure Mead Myers Morgan Nergoda Palmateer Peters Reagan Reed AILMENT Dogs Major Student Councrl Huntrng Water fountarn Basketball Dancrng Long walks to school Arr Force Blushrng Fhrtrng Altrtude Prneapple Clowmng Solrd Mercurys Armed Servrces Prrates Mr Cole Drarnaucs Club Red harr Diamonds Momtor Grrls Freshman boys Hillbrlly musrc Drivmg Lrbrary Club Presrdents Shortness Tram rrdes Dnver 'l'ra1n1ng Early Mormngs Petersburg Squeak Car trouble Studying REMEDY Cats Sergeant Congress Two legged dear Booze Cheerleadrng No feet Helicopter Wrngs Less rouge Convent Short g1r1s Hawan No Jokes Plane One horse open sletgh Waves Cowboys No perspective No wrnd No ernouon Scalptng No volcanoes No traffic Kmtting P G Course Kentucky Mountarns Rumble seats Irnpeachments Elevated shoes Drivers Lrcense Mamre s bangs G1rl Inspector Longer nrghts Marrrage Anufreeze Graduauon FAVORITE EXPRESSION George Is rt ever Pfwoof Brg deal Howdy You drdn t? Oh poof Yeah I know I get a b1g thrrll out of that Beat rt Oh my gosh Oh shucks Real George Who cares Jeekers You can t hardly get them kmd no more I-lot dog Chrp Clup Beans Darn rt goer Hold the phon Tough darts Well 1sn t that ducky So there you are H1 ya Are you krddrng? O K Ye gads and lrttle frshes Iumprng Jrmmeny Tlus that and the other thrng That s what you think What can I do about rt? Creeps Can rt Oh brother Queer Get lost Oh gee 9 I O , it Art Howe I-lot rods Model trains There's a real Ike ' ' Oil NAME B. M M Roberson Rose Sargood Sells Shaw Stewart Thompson Walker Watt Webster Welr O I I AILMENT Army Old Plymouths Mrs V Newspapers Arr Mall Servrce Desert Flower Vermont Monty Ice flshing Cheerleadlng Shyness REMEDY Visit Japan New Fords New homeroom No reporters No stamps Sweet W11l1am Elm Street Weddmg bells Troprcal clrmates No Jornts Boys FAVORITE EXPRESSION That's real George Jazbo Just shows to ou What s new? Yes slr Thls 15 krlhng Is lt? Dandy What s coming off? 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' 4 J cacokvz FIISI row D Poklnes R Dooley, B Pytko H Plne R P1r1tz, R Bugbee C Pxrrtz S Hewltt, W Powers, R Whalen, R Hall Second row P Hew1tt, C Jones C Hover A Bouplon, J LeBarron R Sheffer L Rudd L Memll I Hoffman J Shaw,J Maleady B Green Thlrd row B Johnson J Ptne J Johnson, V Smrth, H Darhng, W Webster, C Ruebel S MacArt L Fortrn, P McMahon E Chase J B1l1ert Fourth row D Dooley P Kalinowskl P McGrath, R Brown V Schnerder O Mitchell A North, M Jones P Armstrong, G Daun Frfth row G Tate R Sxefert R Fararra B Chapones, A Kuebler D P1ne R Nlles K Snyder R Hoffman I R1ce Amld the hustle and bustle that accompamed the beglnrung of the school year the Jumor Class held 1ts f1rst meetmg on September 13 1954 At th1s meeung the followrng class Off1Cel.'S were elected Presldent Leon Rudd Secretary Jamce LeBarron V1ce Pres1dent Ray Sheffer Treasurer Louann Mernll Our mmal project was the sale of l-hgh School Pennants and other noveltles Thrs venture was not too successful For our next project we 0l'g3I11ZCd a Fund Ralslng Committee whxch put on a Food Sale The luruor Prom, whlch was our next and ftnal maJor event of the year, was scheduled for June 3, 1955 At the nme of th1s wnting these two events have not come to pass but we feel falrly certarn of therr complete success We W1Sh to express our slncere thanks to Mr Ralston and Mr Shafer our advrsors Smcerely Leon Rudd Prestdent I 1 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 I I 1 . --..--------- --------- ----- --- -- - --- 1 1 1 1 I 1 0 I I 1 U 0 M44- First row W Haynes G White J Rudd,J Dougherty J Kovage M Brown,I Lanoue S Andrew S Benson,I Hyde S Zwiercan,J Mmer Second row H Hewrtt G Smlth G Ingram N Snyder M Decker, N Evans, B Carr M Gntman K Jones I Hawks P Gava gan. Third row W Earley J Ellis D Weeden, E Blondm M Andrew C Noyes N Flynn W Flynn H Wlustler Fourth row K Knapp I Pratt E Srmth C Dorr R, DuRoss I Sprak H VonHagg1n The Sophomore activlties dunng the first semester consrsted ofa Hay Ride and a successful Sadie Hawkms Dance The class also sold school letters to eam money for the treasury On March 12 the sophomores held another dance the Sophomore Shuffle wluch was thoroughly enJoyed by everyone who attended The class advlsors were Mr Peckham and Miss Law The class officers were President Vrce Presrdent Secretary Treasurer Sandra Benson Marcla Brown Student Councrl members Judy Hyde Shrrley Granger Patncia Smrth Sandra Benson jane Rudd Joe Sprak I Q p 4 po Q ge g Q . 9 n s 1 c s o I p 1 o D I I 0 0 I 9 0 0 o 9 Q 3 Q no 1 a n q , , . Q g n Q fo 90 1 0 1 0 1 . s Q 0 n l Q I Q 1 I ..-----.. -- -- - - ---- ' ' -- -- - - --- ' ----- - -- - - ' ' ----- ------ - .Q -- First row A Joy H, Ruebel I Parker M Slocum S LeBarron,J Salluzzo L Watt, A Cure C Elhott, H Stewart, B Spendiff D Tate Second row I Burdrck, W Sprague L Bump I. Moon, A Rice B Pine I Pme C Walker P Herrington F Kane W Gre J Shepherd W M1111ngton, Thrrd row G Myers, E Brock D Baker W Roberson, D Fairbanks W Stevens, w Russell R Provensal D Bissonette,l Bakaus J Okerman, E McMahon, Fourth row J Marsh G Chapman,J Norton,I Armstrong A Schmigel, M Thls year the Freshmen were placed rn three hornerooms Room 27, Mrs Potts Room 29 Miss Hulihan and Room 25 Mr Stritch. Their ma1n project was selhng magaztnes The offrcers were as follows Presrdent Reporter C3101 Plergon Vrce Presrdent Albemne Cure Secretary Treasurer Lewis wan GOOD LUCK ' en 1 I 1 1 0 u 1 o 9 Q o l s a n I I 9 0 9 s ' 9 0 I 0 a I 1 o Crowley, J. Harter, D. Hawks, M, Lingner, R. Mason, V. Scriven, B. Hansen, L. MacArt. H WHKSQQ f 257 ff ALTO Q gg f,.?5'jf ,I X 1' RN Z J Z Ja I XX JJ Rx Xxx 4 mx if f 'b 144 X2 Wad First row S LeBarron,I Parker N Snyder B Hansleman I Hoffman M J Earley I LeBarron A Bouplon R Brown C Hover I Hyde Second row M Decker A R1ce M Jones G Lober S Luke, M Sells B Carr E Chase S Zwiercan, M Brown I A Marsh B Johnson Tlurd row L Merrrll A North O Mrtchell J Johnson, B Palmateer V Scnven, V Cure I Prne N Evans .ldhwzq Zia! M Brown, R Brown, C Hover Second row I Marsh E Chase P Kalmowskx D Dooley V Smith E Coon C Ruebel W Webster J Watt, I Stewart,J We1r Mrs Kelly Th1rd row J Kovage G Smlth T Brogue I Thompson W Russell L Watt,J Prne S Andrew Fourth row M Sells N Snyder I Rose O Mrrchell N Evans, G Daun, B Carr P McGrath Fxfth row I Dougherty C Walker V Scriven, A Schmigel, S Benson, H Hewrtt, G Ingram First row: I. Hoffman, G. White. I. Hyde, M. Jones, R. Reed, P. Armstrong, R. Shaw, P. Gavagan, 'dd i Firstrow D Tate I Moon, R McClure, P Unavitch, M Lingner, R Whalen J Burdock, I Bakaltis W Sprague Second row W Powers, S Hewitt, D Pokrnes, G Tate R Sheffer J Sprak C Lohnes Thompson K Knapp R Provensal Th1rd row T D1Magg1o P Lanoue W Chapones R Hall Green,I Rrce I Pratt D Blssonette W Russell W Flynn, R Sargood Mr Balder Fourth row Cmney E McMahon I Okerman R Dooley C Noyce M Andrew N F1ynn,J Daun,J Elhs, Bugbee Fifth row D Weeden A Kuebler P Mason R Howe D Hawks I Yurewitch S Ner goda J North K Snyder G Reagan,I Callahan, L Gefken gl First row: P. Kalinowski. I. Shaw, D. Dooley, P, Webster, F. Leeseman, E, Coon, P. McGrath, R. Brown, C, Jones, Second now: M. Slocum. I. Kovage, G. Myers, V. Smith, I. A. Maleady, Miss Case, C. Zwiercan, H, Stewart, C. Hover, A, Cure. Third row: M. North, N. Snyder, P. Herrington, G. Ingram, I. A. Marsh, B, Green, P. McMahon, i www- Ftrst tow Lewts Watt Judy Stewart Jean Watt Marilyn Sells, Gay Hatter, Roberta Reed Etleen Coon Second row Ann Bouplon Ruth Brown Jean Armstrong Walter Russell Judy Norton Shttley Howard Mrs Kelly 77,4 Flrstmw H Ruebel, L Watt, S Hewttt R Bugbee R. Sheffet W LeBarron,J Quidgeon W Powers J Rtce J Ellis, B Flynn, Thtrd row W Stephens M An drew K Knapp C Ptntz G Tate K Burton,J Daun. Fourth row C Pytko C Lohnes J Spiak J North E Brock N Flynn. Pratt, H. Whistler, A. Joy. Second now: Mt. Bullock, T, DiMaggio, J, Burdick, B. I I I First row G Myers I Rudd I Lanoue, S LeBarron,J Kovage, M Lasson, M J Earley J LeBar ron, F Leeseman,J Hyde C Hover, Second row L Mernll, B Hanselman, V Cure, I Johnson B Johnson B Palmateer I Norton, S Benson J Prne A Cure, A Rlce Thud row M Brown J Dougherty V Smrth E Coon P Webster,I Rose J Armstrong, P McMahon, P Hewitt,J Pme, P Myers, Fourth row G Smrth A Bordeaux J Watt H Hewitt, H Darlmg P McGrath, J A Marsh B Pine, C Walker S MacArt, C Ruebel, G Daun Fifth row M Decker M Jones R Brown, P Armstrong, G Hatter O M1tche11 N Evans, N Goss A Freeman, B Hall, R Mason M Crowley W Webster UN! I ' 4: XX 6,4 6 First row R Pirltz, S LeBarron, P Bierwtrth, Vice Presrdent, A Bordeaux President, M Lasson, Secretary Treasurer I LeBarron J Pine, L Watt Second row D Dooley, J Arm strong M Brown, J Rose, R Lohnes, I Spiak, S Benson, I Rudd J Pme Mlss Law were the vrctors, A round and square dance was sponsored by the Student Counctl with the ard of the P T A November 10 'I'he dance was a success Student Councrl arranged for an Open House on November 15 Post cards were sent to the parents of every student, Student Councrl arranged for a Clean Up Week which was held January 10 through January 14 A poster contest was held in order to make Clean Up Week more effective First pnze of S2 00 went to Judy Norton, Second and tlnrd pnzes went to Iamce Lanoue and Marilyn Jones Student Councrl sponsored another round and square dance wrth the ard of the P T A whtch was held February 25 after the basketball game between Greenwich and Hoosick Falls The orchestra was Ozzte Eldridge s A volleyball game with Student Council vs.Facu1ty was held November 17. The Faculty Zami The Hoosrck Falls l-hgh School Band at its present strength IS the biggest band ln the hrstory of the school, numbenng 77 'I'he Band has a feeder band ln the fonn of a Jun1or Band whrch rehearses once a week ln the Mam Street School The Band has had IIS usual busy year in the form of playing several parades entertamments, and mrscellaneous programs Several student state programs as well as the full band partimpatrng in the annual com peuuon As this goes to press the band rs looking forward with much en thustasm to as successful a sprmg concert this year as they had last year 'l'he Band is dnected by Mr H Bradford Cole, who had the un usual honor of conducung the all-county Iumor Band thls past year members of the Band have participated in sectional, all-county and all- First row D Dooley P Myers,J Wen B P1ne, Y LeMagda11ne C Church P Webster, C Hover P Hewltt S Howard I Lanoue J P1ne Second row P McMa hon I Maleady H Darlrng, S McClure, A RICE, S Luke, P B1erw1rth E Coon J Rose M Brown,J Shaw, R Shaw Mrs Canzen Tlurd row B Hanselman, P Kalrnowskr I Johnson, V Cure B Johnson, B Palmateer A Freeman J Pme M Gmman V Schnerder Fourth row M Sells, W LeBarron K Burton, G Reagan D Fairbanks, W Roberson R Serfert M J Earley Chorus meets every day and even though we have a smaller group thrs year we have done lots of slght 'eadrng and theoretical work The chorus slngs publrcly at Chnst mas the Spnng Concert and at Graduation. Twelve of our members attended the Rens selaer Cotmty Musrc Fesuval rn November and another group Jomed the A11 State Sec tional Chorus 1D Saratoga. :O lo C .I C . I ll 0 ll ll lo no o fa ' no p n Q n o s 1 o 1 Q I O I 0 I 0 I I I l ll I ,I I I I IO I I . . . 1 o u . Q o 1 o Q g I O In f Il l I I -In I - I I - Q 3 I I -fr-1 if GQ -Y ,'N.'P, Tl! Q f?S?ii35f'l 4 T-f' 4 '-4 A 2 Z, -41-'LQ I 1 i dnl... D..-4--'jf ,,-lvu-f-- X P' I 4 ,Q -ff' 'E .5 , . 4 aa. 54 55 firm? 1111 v v Ye QQ X4 N 3 5 545' ix , ', N F'-W in 'AEN ' f ff 4 iiif l n x 5 rx ' XM 5 ,r Coach Eighmey s athletes especially those in the Class of 55 would like to take this opportunity to express their gratitude to him We shall never forget the sportsmanship he msulled 1n us, nor shall we forget h1s fme coachmg Coach was never too busy to do ua a favor or to help us w1th our personal problems We shall always be indebted to m Thanks Coach' MR. DOUGLAS EIGHMEY 6409 The members of the 1954 Baseball squad were Fred Allen Ted Brogue Fred Brown John Callahan, Bob Closson, B111 Chapones Chuck Hathaway Forrest Hemngton, Art Hyde, B111 LeBarron, Charles Lohnes, Donald Miner, Donald Mulready Carlton Peters, Ronald Setfert, Gerald Tate, John Thompson, and John Tudor With only four regulars retunung from the 53 championshtp team the squad chalked up a record of five wins, three losses, and fourth place rn the Saratoga County League Just after the start of the season, Coach Etghmey was hospttahzed The boys con tmued the season under the capable leadetshxp of Kas Stempek and tried hard, but just couldn t find the spark OPP Greenwrch Bumt Htlls Schuylervllle South Glens Falls Connth Stillwater Waterford Waterford 0 hi . I H. F. H. S. . 9 ' 2 2 ' 9 6 ' 3 2 11 '7 ' 8 11 2 1 0 14 744114416 7mm Fxrst row L Watt I Miner, K Knapp, W Earley, I Bakams R Seifert, Manager Second row R Sheffer E Mansueto L Gefken, R Sargood, C Lohnes,J Yurewitch. Third row Coach Kas Stempek, W Powers, R DuRoss D Fairbanks, C Dorr W Under the capable leadership of our new coach Kas Stempek, the team wound up the season wlth three wms and two losses Because of several untimely mjunes the team d1d not do as well as they might have H.FH,S OPP Cambridge Fort Anne Warrensburg Argyle Schuylerville 144 Total Chapones, I. Thompson, C. Hansen, E. Smith. I. Okerman, Coach Eighmey. 18 51 42 31 43 14 28 57 .2 15 E afuatq Frrst now J Tate K Snyder R Selfert I Callahan, R Farrara E Kenney Second row Coach Stempek R Sheffer S Nergoda R Nrles R Farrbanks J Yurewrtch A Hyde Manager J Okem1an, Asslstant Manager W LeBarron, Assrstant Manager Qabsentj Thrs year s squad, coached for the second year by Kas Stempek ended the season wlth a league record of 7 w1ns and 5 losses Wrth tlus record the Hoosiers wound up 1n thrrd place rn the Saratoga County League The Hoosiers overall record for the season was 10 wr rs and 8 losses H. F H OPP Salem Mechamcvllle Stillwater Waterford Corinth Schuylervllle Salem Ballston Greenwrch Bumt I-hlls Mechanrcvrlle Strllwater Waterford Connth Schuylervrlle Ballston Greenwlch Burnt Hrlls 94 yvfa Frrst row I Salluzzo, Manager W Earley, R Dooley, B Roberson, B DuRoss Miner, I Harter Second row Coach Rourke D Fairbanks, C Plrltz, I Sprak, D Hawks, D Plne, C Lohnes C Dorr, E McMahon, Assistant Manager Under the leadership of veteran Coach B111 Rourke the Junior Varsrty wound up the season with an overall record of 12 wins and 6 losses, Although having an inexperienced team, Coach Rourke was able to raise his lifenme coaching record to over 100 wrns 1-1 FH.s. oPP 797 Salem Mechanlcville Stillwater Corinth Schuylerville Salem Ballston Greenwich Burnt I-l1lls Mechamcvrlle Stillwater W aterford Corinth Schuylerville Ballston Greenwich Burnt Hills Totals I I . . . . . 37 35 29 42 Waterford 29 58 52 42 40 43 ' 39 . . 55 68 32 49 42 57 Ji. Fxrst row Pat B1el'W111h Captam Second row Janice LeBarron, Anne Bordeaux, Co Captain Gay Harter, Louann Memll and Barbara Hanselman fx..- Fxrst row Pat Webster Captain Mary Lasson, Co Captam Second row Johanna Maleady Sandra Benson, Florence Leeseman and Carol Pierson 74 0 i C M R5 W 'N Wi X 1 x X Lili 05' QNDNW TKRDNQ V T.. f ,SX XX NX BOARD UP- EDUCATION HOOSICK FALLS HIGH SCHOOL Offers Courses As Follows Lat1n Sc1ent1f1c College Preparatory Acadenuc Commerc1al Bookkeepmg and Stenographm Hornemalung Art 7 Industr1al Arts Modern Eqmpment Exper1enced Faculty Superv1sed Club Act1v1t1es Successful Athlet1c Teams Flne L1brary and Laboratory Reasonable Non Resldent TU1t1OH Educatlon Pays Educate Your Children For Add1t1onal Informatlon Wr1te A HERBERT CAMPBELL Superlntendent Z. ' 4. Agriculture 5. ' 6. Compliments of TAT E '5 zhefi C ompliments of H 5 North HOOS1Ck N Y SHOPPING CENTER C ompllment s of Zdwdffiff North HOOSICR N Y Eagle Br1dge N Y Cornphments of E: E8cL.L... C CD 5 T E L.l.CD Blue R1bb0H Quahty Used Cars Packard Sales and Serv1ce Cambndge N Y As Ever 735 Ma1n St JACK WELLEIE D1al 572.1 Cambndge N Y Benmngton Vt I . G. SIJPNCEE I I?-F C omp11ments EYAQS C5 LF 2501625 Whlte Creek N Y Farm Supphes and Pa1nt Telephone H F 566 M1 Compllments of JOHN F CAHILL wfmiznce Maln St Hooslck Falls C ornphrnents of CAMEL.. CD HEIPIEINGTON Buslurk N Y Best Wlshes From NIC LUCAS Zkdf STAT! ON North Hoos1ck N Y C ornphrnent s of CCDTTIQELLS EDA! EY Wallooms ac N Y ' of . . Feed, Seed, Fertilizer ' yiefggffa Qld' MZQMWZZ B A N mc 11 O 75th Y :eo ep L: N UA H x. azlnoay Zfmfa J E CALHOUN 8: SONS d dM1k kFl1 T11Z1M O I f Hoosick Fa 5, New Y k Member of th F d 1D p 't I C p t' G A P urize i H 'c a S e . - Complnnents of ECONGMY 0232449 ggdfg We Spec1al1ze 1n Women s Apparel Across from the New Central School Carnbndge N Y Zlffjifiiy HOME FURNIbHERS Quahty Has No Subst1tute Cambr1dge N Y C H MCNALLY SON Eagle Brldge N Y General Insurance Includmg Bonds HOSP1ta11Zat1OH L1fe Tel H F 581 C omp11ments of I-9t'.'.I.lI'.TIf'.D FRIENDLY SERVICE Mob1l T1res Tubes Battenes Accessor1es Cor South Park and Gllbert Sts Cambrldge Phone 3 307 O . . . - 9 so ' ' 11 , , , 3 n . I I 1 1 o . . . . . . . : 1 . . . . . BENNdE'l I' 5 1 seem zwehfffie J tc kN SPECIALTY INSULATION MGF COMPANY INC IIN f 1955 D IEYCS DAI I: C5 ogqaafidffzwffigle S FAI IEDALE FAQNAS kFI1 T174 Compliments of Compliments of Whie re Y H 'kFa s, .Y. Best Wishes to th Class 0 I Bennington, Vt F H me Deliv ' ' H . B ' t Vt 4 W t f 1955 I-I AT I-4 AWAY 5 TAT E'5 mauve IN THEATER !9ff,fffffg QW!! SARA 51-X AW EP-XIQEIQS MJZQJQZ I-I kFllN W H kNY Best ishes othe Class o Compliments of from Q E gl B 'dg North Hoosick, N. Y. C mpliments of Compliments of I oosic a s, . Y. est oosic , . . Compliments of 'I' H E za? STO QE Eagle Brldge N C omp lirnent s of HCDLMAN MFG CCD Hoos1ck Falls N Y H I LLTCD I3 MZQMQMX Home of Good Food Catemng Banquets and Partles SPeC1E111Z11'1g 1n Sea Foods Tel Johnsonv1lle 90 C omplunent s of FOQIZEST J FQEED INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE 35 R1ver St Hoos1ck Falls N Y O -61 ' , .Y. ' , . . I Compliments of DAVID W MOOPE INC M NY 2222 22,3 NY Tn-4 E KQZM fQfx CIPOWLEVS N Evvsl-POQM kF11 J TSINIPSON .Th 11N ig!! M426 MACHINE SHOP 1 B N Compliments of I Cambridge, . . West ain St. Compliments of C mbridge Hoosick Falls Compliments of I Compliments of I I-Ioosic a s 6 Cornpliments of E g idge, . Y. vi e, Y k t 1955 WW? hw! SONS INC M h kF11 F: I2 AN I4-5 gage Zahn Tl-'IE HOOSAC WM kF1l FONZnE'5 W JOHN S DAVISON ATTORNEY AT LAW d Bl Good Luc o the Compliments of Class of Hoosic QM , C Compliments of I ec anic St. Hoosick Falls, N. Y. Hoosick Falls Compliments of Best ishes from Hoosic a ' Compliments of Woo ock oosic Best Wishes from Best Wishes to the Class of 1955 CHARLES DAVIDSON, Pr op H 15 Church Street Hoosick Fans John St Hoos1ck Falls Complunents of E5 EA N DI 5 flag 5467? Cornplunents f fVIIL.l..EI?' MAQKET APPLIANCES Church St HOOS1Ck Falls Eve ryth1ng from Baby X - Grandma KARL LEE Church St Hoos1ck Falls aERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT 50 L5 SERVICE STATION Church and Rlver Street Tel 195 l Hoos1ck Falls 1 I - 5 . . gf ' f to f L ELLA - I H FD HOOD 8: scams, mc: Eagle Bndge N Y Extends Slncere Wlshes to the Seruor Class of 1955 C ompl1ment s of and 5TCD?E Mechan1c St Hoos1ck Falls C ornphrnent s of F23 PADI F Y C5 ELECTRIC SHOP John St Hoos1ck Falls C ornphrrment s of STC I2 E HOOS1Ck N Y Compllments f LA I-QLD!-Z I k: :: ECDCDT SHCDI3 Church St Hoos1ck Falls B LJTUQLJS :GA STGQE Meats and GTOCSIICS Eagle Bndge N Y . . L.. I2 . . I B U N ,S Best Wishes, Seniors! C omphfnent s of A U 5 T I N Comphrnents of Zimiai Qillgfff D E LU IQEY Bu1ld1ng Mater1als FARM EQUIPMENT Cement Hardware Pa1nt Eagle Brldge N Y Internat1ona1 Harve ster Dealer Tel H F 271 RZ Tel 434 Cambndge 3397 North Hoos1ck N Y Best Wlshes to the Class of 1955 LOV E J OY PATENT SPECIALTY COMPANY INC Rlver Street HOOS1Ck Falls 3 s n a . a ' Q 9 u Q 3 a Best W1ShCS THUQBEE GARAGE, :Nc O1dSIf1Ob11e Sales and Servlce W111ys Jeeps and Trucks 334 Pleas ant St Tel 5481 Bennnxgton Vt ZQWZW I Where Your Dollar AND SA VE Goes Comp11ments of Y M A N 55354 Wan ff REGISTERED JEWELERS Axnencan Gem SOC1etY Benmngton Vt Cornplmments of DE. V. B. C HAPMAN Church Street Hoos1ck Falls Comp11ments of D KINCAI D SONS . , 1 gsm! ! h A Farther . W l 5 Z ' ' M. . ' 8v Comphments of B l. POWELL GENERAL MERCHANDISE Pownal and North Pownal Vt Congratulations to the Graduating Class from THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY SODALITY Church of the Immaculate COHCept1OH jmfwain Insurance That Insures Maln St Hooslck Falls C ompllments of DPE55 COM PANY GILBERT R NILES INC. Cl A55F5lC Compliments of C ompliment s of 4152556 Qgg THE Fn.os2u5T Y STORE 77' Wllder Ave Tel 2.0 Hooslck Falls N Y North Petersburg NY QAY DUN I SAN North Peter sburg Wolver1ne and Ball Brand Footwear RCA Telev1s1ons and Radlos Authonzed Fznrbanks Morse Dealer Kltchen Ald Automatlc Dlshwashers Telephone Hooslck Falls 398 M Groceries - Clothing HLLHH3 Hoos1ck Street Tel 435 HOOS1Ck Falls C omphrnent s of ADAM 5 fi'-X524 figs Main Str e et Bennington, Vt. Congratulauons to The Class of 1955 E5 U Q T fgimzfiaffe' Complnnents of D E ,JOY 5 DEPT STOIPE- Ma1n Street Benmngton Vt Coxnphments of I AN N 5 gage EVALYN L HERRINGT ON M410 fifffm Easton Thorpe Block Church Street HO0S1Ck Falls Best W1shes H H STEEN B E 26 FIVE AND TEN CENT STORE Compl1ments of JAMES F N ELSON FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES John St Bennmgton Vt Hooslck Falls I Bennington, Vt. Church Street HOCBCSICNK FALLS Q kw SQ' C rey A enue Hoos1ck F lls Tel 303 Best W shes To the Class of 55 VVOCD FLCDNC5 C..CJl2l-PLDEATICDN lnlfull uul 'll. ,f . -un l...lu ,I'f rp lf ' W 1 ,I Mu! min. -- uh .55 if ,I ',' If M -I H. I. H 5 ., ff ,- , f w 1 -.N Ni A f N iz! I 1 l I EN I x 5 f ,I j ' is N 'r 1 4 .x xx N 1 lx A f : ' -5? ' 3. V ' a i 1 Congratu1at1ons Seruors Comp11ments of HAQCLD FAIEEANKS IQCBCUPH5 7 ELECTRICAL CONTRACT P Lzyfkaa Tel 652 R k d North Hoos1c Roa Hooslck Fans N Y Best W1shes tothe Best W1shes Class of 1955 , Qfff4w?!Q2!42wx4 l:5I?ADl Fvs PA! NT STOQE Automat1c Vendlng Mach1nes Installed 1n Ma1n St HOOS1Ck Falls Your Factory or Store 9 Carey Ave. Congratulations to Comphnients of The Class of 1955 M5654 l.. N ICHOLS STCDPE NA AIEKET Ma1n Street Benmngton Vt Benmngton Vt C ompl1ment s of BENNING-TON ST JQSEPH ffamzw jim! 194 North Street Auto Supply D1v1s1on Tel 5736 Benmngton Vt Benn1ngton Vt THE LJJQIE CXDMQANY' I2lCl-HXAOND QZQQZ QKJDVTIS HOME APPLIANCES F ll LLHQE CDHEAEFQ kF1l BEPLANT Tl 4 H kF1l ZQZZWJZ Wee? Compliments of Compliments of Hoosic a s Compliments of H . H . Compliments of I C mpliments of Hoosic a s Compliments of e . 85 C ompllme nt s of CLJDDIHYS5 APPLIANCE STORE Hoos1ck Falls N Y C ompliment s of E5 we AZ E ul. ffiyfkif Newsroom Soda Bar Hooslck Falls N Y Cornpllments of T I'-I E. em? QW Best Wlshes from E3 ATZAS Qizvzaz 2Q2?wz Cor Church and Elm Streets Hoos1ck Falls N Y C ompllments of JOSEPH F3LlC'Kl FY 8: SONS Blue Coal H1gh 1n Value Low 1n Cost Arnenca s Fumest Anthrac1te Cor Elm St and R R Ave Tel 415 and 173 f - , . . 1 u Q I ' A . , . . : - - - . . . . Y Comphme ts of .efiwwm W Elect 1ca1 Sales and SCIVICB 18 Rlver Tel 358 HOOS1Ck F 11s ULU' Z DEPENDABLE DRUGGIST MCCANN S DRUG STORE M0 6 BAKER S CARD AND GIFT SHOP 5 IDEAL. WHEN IN ggi xsguijgg RESTAURANT Ill DON 5 , W6 N BOOK, RECORD, and CAMERA SHOP 606' C omphment s of DOY l F: C5 SHELL SERVICE STATION Cor. Church and Rlver Streets Tel. 699 HOOS1Ck Falls 'I 0 ' I ' f- 0, M I I. . :9?. 1 sms 4? . I 0 THE M067 'SHOP COMPANY INC ' z WHITE QQWQH4 cna1JcnvfA1 nom H COMPLIMENTS O 'f - -' - 1 'u 'll COMPLIMENTS OF I C f - f - ' C omplnnent s of ffm ZWWK6? 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