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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1957 volume:

=xz 1 —+ 'T i 2 iirainp? — r THESE� Aecffi • JKLHp SENIOR | CLASS 1■;. Ml 1 PRESENTS IU7 VA ABOND TA 3L E COA TEA TS :o 3 ' £ £ o c l 7 0 ASS 3 STARE r Aov rt Sr Tr 0A a. E fCC LTY s Sea otis 7 A Y R clTURES o CE .ESR T E S «22- C AS S i STOfl Y ClASS W L L 3 E PMP ECY C . I£J SEAJ OfL ECC£A r l c T £S 36 zrut iOR, c y M V TETR SA LL 3? JvT UNOE R.CLASSAjE r SNAPSHOTS Aar y T E-s fvT shorts v n V fOl E LT SEHS 6? MISS BOYCE MR. COLE DEDICATION We, the Class of 1957, respectfully dedicate this yearbook to Miss Dora Boyce and Mr. Brad- ford Cole. In the years ahead we feel sine that the recollection of these two teachers will always be woven into the pattern of our memories. As Mr. Cole personifies the musical note that we have chosen as our theme. Miss Boyce, represents and has taught us the basic science on which not only our melodies but our workday pursuits are founded. 3 Front Row - Left to Right - Gail White, Joan Kovage, lames Pratt, Sandy Benson, Marcia Brown, Judy Hyde. Second Row - Left to Right - Mrs. Kelly, Bob DuRoss, Charles Lohnes, Maurice Andrew, Miss Mooney, Pat Smith. We wish to thank the members of the staff for their cooperation in preparing this yearbook. We would also like to thank Miss Mooney and Mrs. Kelly for their guidance and patience. THE EDITORS I X X drninistrdtion and _iy PRINCIPALS MESSAGE To The Class of 1957: You are completing your high school education un- der a system of government which is based on the rights and dignity of each person as an individual. During your last year in school this has been in sharp contrast with conditions elsewhere in the world, and we hope that you will have a clearer appreciation of democracy as the best way of life so far devised. The price of our freedom has not been cheap and to keep it will cost much in effort, interest and personal ded- ication. You must not fail. Sincerely, A. Herbert Campbell 6 BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated: Dewey McCart, Earl Goodermote, J. Joseph Hayden, Arthur Smith, Mrs. Arthur Baldwin. Standing: Ralph Moll, Edmund Skorupski, Harry Harrison, Clyde Baker. 7 JUNIOR AND SENIOR HIGH FACUITY AND STAFF 1st Row: Mr. Stempek, Mr. Kramer, Mr. Bullock, Miss Boyce, Miss Case, Mr. Campbell, Mrs. Kelly, Miss McFall, Mrs. Coburn, Miss Simpson. ... 2nd Row: Mr. Frier, Mr. Eighmey, Mr. Balder, Miss Mooney, Mr. Peckham, Mrs. Sausville, Mr. Cole. Mr. Coburn, Mr. Stritch, Mr. Gilchrist, Mrs. Von Hoggin, Miss Rich, Mrs. Canzen. 1st Row: Mrs. Connick, Mrs. Berlant, Mrs. Shea, Mr. Stempek. 2nd Row: Miss Doyle, Miss Almy. 8 MAURICE G. ANDREW Mo Intramural 1. 2. 3. 4; FFA 1. 2. Vice Presi- dent 3. President 4; Industrial Arts 1. 2; Student Council President 4; Tri-County FFA ReDorter 4; Monitor 4; Vagabond Staff 4. American Legion Boys' State. 1956. I Walk The Line SALL If MAE ANDREW Little One Band 1. 2. 3, 4; Chorus 3. 4; Dramatics Club 2. 4; Spanish Club 4; Library Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Stu- dent Council 3; All-State Music Festival 4; Junior Prom Attendant 3; May Queen Attendant 1. 3; All-County Music Festival 2. 3. 4; Class Treasurer 1. 'Tm In Love Again SANDRA JOYCE BENSON Sandy Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Chorus 3. 4; G. A. C. 2. Vice-Pres. 3. President 4; Intramurals 1, 2. 3. 4; Cheerleading 2. 3. 4; All-State Music Festival 3. 4; All-County Music Festival 2. 3. 4; Class Treasurer 2. Secretary 4; Varsity Club 3. Treasurer 4; Commerce Club 4; Dramatics Club 4; Student Coun- cil 1, 2; Vagabond Editor 4; National Hon- or Society 3; Junior Prom Committee 3. Married I Can Always Get MARCIA BROWN Mort Commerce Club 1. Vice President 4; Li- brary Club 2. 3. 4; G. A. C. 1. 2. 3. 4; Band 2.3.4; Chorus 2.3.4; Student Council 2.3.4; J. V. Cheerleader 3; Co-Captain Var sity Cheer lea ding 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Queen s Attendant at Junior Prom 3; Var- sity Club 4; Member of Vagabond Staff 4; Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4; Senior Ball Commit- tee 4. Seventeen MARJORIE EVELYN DECKER Margie Commerce Club 2. 4; Library Club 1. 2. 4; G. A. C. 2. 4; Science Club I; Intramurals 2. 3. 'True Lore CHARLES DORR Hump Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1; Dramatics Club 1; Varsity Club 3. 4; Science Club 1; Junior Prom Committee 3. Out of Sight. Out of Mind JOYCE ELLEN DOUGHERTY Joycie Band 1, 2. 3. 4; Science Club 1; Library Club 1. 2. 4; G. A. C. 3; Intramurale 3; National Honor Society 3. 4; Sectional All- State at East Greenbush 4. Learnin' My Latin ROBERT M. DU ROSS Ahab Band 1. 2, 3. 4; Basketball 2. 3. 4; Foot- ball 2. 3. 4; Vice President of Freshman Class 1; Science Club 1; Junior Prom Committee 3; Varsity Club 3. 4; Vagabond Staff 4; Intramurals 1. Two Different Worlds WALTER EARLEY Walt Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 2. 3. 4; Base- ball 1. 2. 3. 4; Dramatics Club 1; Varsity Club 3. 4; Vice President of Senior Class 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Science Club 1; Industrial Arts 1; Intramurals 1. Its a Sin to Tell a Lie NANCY LOUISE EVANS Doc Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4; G. A. C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Commerce Club 1, 2, 4; Library Club 1, 2. 4; Dramatics Club 4; Junior Prom Com- mittee 3; Sophomore Dance Committee 2; Junior Prom Queen Attendant 3; Winter Ball Committee 4; Hilltop Whispers 2; Sci- ence Club 1. Redhead NICHOLAS FLYNN Nick Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4; Commerce Club 4; Industrial Arts 1, 2. 3. You Cant Run Away From It JOAN ANN HAWKS Joanr You Don't Know Me WILLIAM J. HAYNES Clash Industrial Arts 1; Band 1. 2. 3; Commerce Club 4. Transfusion HELEN G. HEWITT Helen G. A. C. 1. 2, 3. 4; Intramurals 1. 2. 3, 4. Library Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Vice President 3; National Honor Society 3. 4. Tenderly JUDITH ANNE HYDE Judy Band 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 3. 4; Dramatics Club 1. 3. 4; Library Club 1, 2, Presi- dent 4; Student Council 3. Vice President 4; Monitor 2; Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4; All County Music Festival 1. 3. 4; All State Music Festival 4; May Queen Attendant 1; Junior Prom Queen 3; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Class President 2. Secretary 3. Treasurer 4; G. A. C. 2. 3. Vice President 4; Assembly Committee 4; Varsity Club 4; Commerce Club 2. 4; Science Club 1; Yearbook Staff; National Honor Society 3. 4. 1 Crazy With Love GAIL M. INGRAM Gait Library Club 1. 2; Science Club 1; Dra- matics Club 4. Fabulous Character KENNETH KNAPP Snapper F. F. A. 1. 2. 3; J. V. Baseball 1; In- tramurals 1. 2. 3. 4; Varsity Football 2. 3. 4; Varsity Baseball 4; Varsity Club 3. 4; Industrial Arts 1. 4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Chorus 4. Young and Foolish JOAN MARIE KOVAGE Joan Science Club 1; Intramurals 2. 3; G. A. C. 2. 3; Homemaking 2. 3. 4; Library Club 2. 3. 4; Yearbook Stall. Tweedly Dee CHARLES LOHNES Moose Football 1. 2. 3. Captain 4; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 2. 3. 4; Varsity Club President 4; F. F. A. 1. 2, Treasurer 3, 4; Vagabond Staff; Industrial Arts 2; Dra matics Club 4. Since Me You Baby DONALD LOHNES Don ’Daddy-O‘ TAMES MINER Dub Junior Prom Committe© 3; Student Council 1; Varsity Club 3. 4; Science Club 1, 2; Commerce Club 4; Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 2. 3. 4; Intramurals 1; Base- ball 1. 4. Great Pretender” IRVING MOON nr Heaven Only Knows CHARLES NOYES Noysle” You'll Never Know' ■ JAMES D. PRATT Jim - Pratter Intramurals 2. 3. 4; F. F. A. 2. 3; Industrial Arts 1. 2; Student Council 4; F. F. A. Re porter 2; F. F. A. Secretary 3; Vagabond Staff 4. Dungaree Doll4' JANE H. RUDD Buddie G. A. C. 1. 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 1. 3. Sec retary 4; Class Treasurer 3; Class Presi- dent 4; Library Club 1. 4; Dramatics Club 1. 4; Commerce Club 4; Student Council 2. 3; Cheer leading 3. 4; Science Club 1; Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4; Junior Prom Com- mittee. Friendly Persuasion EDWARD SMITH Smitty Football 1. 2. 3; Baseball 1. 3. 4; Intra murals 1. 2. 3; Science Club 1; Student Council 4. Crazy Man Crazy GAYLE A. SMITH Sis Band 1, 2. 3. 4; Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4; Chorus 3. 4; G. A. C. 1. 2. 3. 4: Library Club 1, 2; Dramatics Club 3. 4; Science Club 1; Student Council 1; Prom Queen Attendant 3; Junior Prom Committee; Cheerleading 4. A Good Man Is Hard To Find PATRICIA LOUISE SMITH Pat Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Chorus 3; G. A. C. 1. 2; Library Club 1. 2; Science Club 1. Jealous Lorer FLORENCE MARIE STEVENS Thar Library Club 1. 2; Varsity Club Secretary 4; Homemaking 4: Chorus 1. 2; Intramu- rals 1. 2. 3. 4; Cheer leading 3. 4; Junior Prom Attendant 3; Senior Ball Committee 4; G. A. C. 3. 4; Entertainment Chairman G. A. C. 4; Commerce Club 4; Dramatics Club 4; Monitor 4. Jukebox Baby H. VON HAGGIN Butch J. V. Basketball: Noon Softball; Intra- murals; Junior Prom Committee; Football 3. 4; Varsity Club 3. 4. Hotrod Race GAIL RUTH WHITE Mickey Library Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Science Club 1; Dra matics Club 2. 4; Spanish Club 4; Home- making 4; Vice President of Class 3; Com- merce Club 4: Chorus 2. 4: Monitor Squad 3. 4; Junior Prom Committee: Treasurer of Commerce Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4. I'm A Lady? MUTUAL ADM, 8 Friendliest Eddie Smith Florence Stevens Best Looking Walt Earley Sally Andrew Best Dancer Walt Earley Nancy Evans Best Sport Eddie Smith Jane Rudd Most Athletic Jim Miner Sandy Benson Best Dressed Walt Earley Gail Ingram Most Musical Eddie Smith Gayle Smith Most Likely to Succeed Maurice Andrew Joyce Dougherty Most Versatile Bob DuRoss Sandy Benson AT ON SOCIETY Done Most for Class Bill Haynes Judy Hyde Class Coquette Butch Von Haggin Sally Andrew Typical Teenager Walt Earley Jane Rudd Most Ideal Jim Pratt Sandy Benson Quietest Charles Noyes Joan Hawks Most Ambitious Maurice Andrew Judy Hyde Most Brilliant Maurice Andrew Joyce Dougherty To be Remembered Longest Walt Earley Jane Rudd Most Co-operative Maurice Andrew Judy Hyde 23 CLASS In the year 1953, one of the smallest classes to enter Hoosick Falls High School began its travel through four of its most memorable years. It was our class. We were assigned to room 27 and our advisor was Mrs. Potts. At our first meeting we elected the following officers: President ................. Paul Gahn Vice-President Robert DuRoss Secretary Richard Davis Treasurer .... Sally Andrew Student Council members were, James Miner, Sandra Benson, Gayle Smith and Barbara Carr. Our activities for the year included a hayride and the traditional fresh- man magazine drive. At the end of the year we had S24.25 in our treasury and as the picture in the Yearbook cost $25, Mrs. Potts lent us 75 cents. Our Sophomore year advisors were Miss Law and Mr. Peckham and our homerooms were 21 and 11. Our officers were: President______________ Judy Hyde Vice-President .. Shirley Granger Secretary Pat Smith Treasurer Sandra Benson Student Council members this year were Marcia Brown, Sandy Benson, Joe Spiak and Jane Rudd. We voted to pay SI dues to put some money in our treasury and we had a food sale at Cuddihys, as we had to purchase roses for the seniors for Honor Society this year. We had two dances this year, one the Sadie Hawkins Dance for which we used records and the other a square dance with the Petersburg Dance Band supplying the music. Our first Junior Class meeting was held in room 21, which again was one of our homerooms. The other room wa3 29, with Miss Hulihan and Mr. Peckham as class advisors. We elected the following people as officers: HISTORY President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer William Haynes Gail White Judy Hyde lane Rudd Bob Knapp was elected President at the beginning ol the year, but his family moved away shortly afterward so we elected Bill Haynes President and Gail White Vice-Pres. Student Council members this year were Sally Andrew, Jane Rudd, Judy Hyde and Marcia Brown. We held a food sale at Cuddihys and also invited Bess Wurm and her orchestra to play for our Harvest Dance. We elected a committee of representatives for our class rings and committees were appointed for the Junior Prom. The name of our Prom was Stairway to Paradise and we had Phil Foote and his orchestra from Albany supplying the music. We also conducted a paper drive and made approximately S60. Our Senior year our advisors were Mrs. Coburn and Mr. Eighmey, and as we were a small class of 33 we were all in one homeroom 15. Our class officers this year are: Student Council members this year are, Jim Pratt, Marcia Brown, Ed Smith, Judy Hyde, and Maurice Andrew who is President. At our first meeting we agreed to conduct a magazine sales campaign. We realized a profit of approximately S203. The Vagabond Staff was selected and at present is busy at work. The class is also busy preparing for a Senior Play. The Winter Ball was held December 29 with the music of Osmond Eldredge. Secretary Treasurer President Vice-President Jane Rudd Walter Earley Sandra Benson Judy Hyde CLASS We, the Class of 1957, being of sound mind do establish this document as our last will and testament. To the Faculty we leave peace and quiet and the address of the nearest insane asylum. To the Juniors we leave all the headaches and fun of preparing the Vaga- bond and of passing out senior pictures. We leave our sister class, the Sophomores, looking forward to puttinq on the Junior Prom and receiving their class rings. To the Freshmen, three more years of struggle with the hope that they make Individually we bequeath: Maurice G. Andrew leaves his desk, the first one in almost every class, to Jimmy Brown. Sally Andrew leaves thankful that she got through chemistry. Sandra Benson leaves her place as Captain of the Varsity Cheerleaders to Joyce Pine. Marcia Brown leaves her cheerleading uniform to Judy Eldred. Marjorie Decker leaves her place in Drivers Education to anyone who wants it. Charles Dorr leaves his nose to Charlie Kokoras. Joyce Dougherty leaves an empty seat in band to Duane Schneider. Robert DuRoss leaves his seat on the Varsity bench to Jim Harter. Walter Earley leaves his place on the football team to Everett Brock. Nancy Evans leaves the poor teachers and the school to return to normalcy after four years of her. Nicholas Flynn leaves last year's learner's permit. will Elizabeth Green leaves her seat in Room 15 to her brother John. Joan Hawks leaves her senior seat to Florence Kane. William Haynes leaves his place in English to anybody who can spell. Helen Hewitt leaves her love of sports to her cousin, Louise Webster. Judy Hyde leaves her Varsity Cheerleading uniform to Carol Pierson. Cail Ingram leaves her seat in Drivers Ed. to any underclassman with an aptitude for driving. Kenny Knapp leaves Miss Mooney with one less bad boy in Study Hall. Joan Kovage leaves Mrs. Kelly without a talking partner. Charles Lohnes leaves his lock of bleached blond hair to Mr. Stritch. Donald Lohnes leaves his experience and knowledge gained with age to any eligible receiver. lames Miner leaves his football jersey to Gene Roberson. Irving Moon leaves the Juniors nightmares of homework. Charles Noyes leaves his brother two more years to go. Tames Pratt leaves school wishing he was returning. Jane Rudd leaves her driving abilities to Ruth Mason. Edward Smith leaves his number 12 sneakers to Robert Pudvar. Gayle Smith leaves minus her crinoline. Patricia Smith leaves taking everything with her. Florence Stevens leaves her cousin Joan her ability to chew gum and get caught. Butch Von Haggin leaves???? Gail White leaves Mrs. Kelly with no one to bother her all the time. CLASS One evening in 1987 I sat in my apartment exhausted from a rugged day's work at my desk as private secretary to the president of the General Electric, James Pratt. My head was spinning from the big business of the day but I thought perhaps a light and frivolous television program might relax me. I pressed the chairside button of my supersonic set and heard the peppy rhythms of a trio from the local chapter of Today's Farmers singing the song which is sweeping the grass-roots circuit, Subsidies and Surpluses. The trio was composed of Maurice Andrew Nick Flynn and Kenny Knapp. The program was interrupted by the ringing of the doorbell. It was Gail White, Jane Rudd and Fluff Stevens. They explained that they had just come from the annual convention of the Business and Professional Women. Marcia Brown, the president, was doing a fine job of presiding over the convention. After exchange of greetings they told me they had been delegated to bring the news that I had just been named Secretary of the Year. When I had recovered from the shock I got them some coke and we settled down to watch the program again. Just as we settled back, on came the commercial. Commercial did I say? It was none other than Butch Von Hagqin and Don Lohnes, Butch in his Game Warden uniform and Don wearing that of a State Trooper. They had a spot announcement asking for cooperation in observing speed and game laws during the coming Russian Elk season. The next number turned out to be a quartet ot nurses from The Hoosick Falls Memorial Health Center, Gail Ingram, Pat Smith, Sally Andrew and Helen Hewitt singing Needles and Pins. Between numbers I had a chance to tell the girls that I had seen Billy Haynes recently. He is a public accountant and was in the office to direct an audit of our accounts. While we were chattinq another commercial came on. We watched intently as we were expecting anvthina now. It advertised Melton Drip refriqerators and featured Dub Miner as a refrigerator tech- nician who chilled us with his description of the Melton's thawing powers. I wondered what Irving Moon, one of our engineers who had come up through the apprentice course, would think of this product. Irving, of course, can talk nothing but General Electric. 28 PROPHECY The next number, a lively rock-n-roll tune called Nuts and Bolts , reminded us that Ed Smith, Walt Earley, and Humphrey Dorr were all successful engineers who had collaborated on a new one- story skyscraper - horizontal - that was shocking New Yorkers. The blue prints had been prepared by our old school mate, Walt Sachau. The next commercial presented a dignified woman in a smart, tailored suit who, to our amazement, turned out to be Gayle Smith, Principal of Hoosick Falls Central School, making an appeal for candidates in her profession. She told of the fine new building which they had just moved into and presented two members of the teaching staff, Nancy Evans and Joan Kovage, Physical Educa- tion teachers, who presented their puplis in a trampoline demonstration. A lively musical number was next - a march The Army Engineers. We wondered whether Bob DuRoss or Charlie Lohnes had inspired this as they were both in there drilling. After this number, a cart of gleaming trophies was wheeled out on the stage followed by two striking looking women whom we recognized as Sandy Benson and Marjorie Decker. They received the Betty Crocker Award for their recipes submitted in the annual contest. Sandy is married and the mother of seven and Marjorie, also married, was announced as Homemaker and Secretary. The awards were presented by Joyce Dougherty, now Dean of Women at Syracuse University, who was accompanied by her private secretary, Joan Hawks. As the empty trophy cart was wheeled off the stage we recognized Charlie Noyes. He must be working as a stage hand in the TV Studio. When Charlie had disappeared silently behind the curtain a brisk girl in an Air Force Uniform came out bearing a poster urging girls to join up. It was none other than Betty Green. Who else could we see? This had to be cut tains! Our class had realized their ambition. 1957 had made history-or at least entertainment. sf tm NAME FAm EE SAYING Maurice Andrew Sally Andrew Sandra Benson Marcia Brown Marjorie Decker Charles Dorr Joyce Dougherty It's always better to have two irons in the fire. Oh, Honestly! Don't kid yourself. Good deal! Oh, Brother! Dah! What do you mean! Oh, Brother! Bob DuRoss Walt Earley Hi, Dad! Is that right? Nancy Evans Nick Flynn Betty Green Joan Hawks William Haynes Hog wash! Well, by crackie! Oh, for gosh sakes! If you say so! Tough Darts! Helen Hewitt Judy Hyde Alright, already! Yeah, anyways! Gail Ingram Don't va know? Kenny Knapp Joan Kovage Hi, Dad! Oh, gee! Charlie Lohnes Jim Miner Irving Moon To heck with you! Go, man go! After the lights go down low! Charles Noyes James Pratt Baa! Let's get going kid! Jane Rudd Walter Sachau Edward Smith Sure we do! Ingratitude is the wage of the world! Hey, son! Gayle Smith Patricia Smith If the shoe fits, wear it. Oh well, that's life—I guess! Florence Stevens Butch Von Haggin Gail White I love you baby, but you just ain't the right color! Well, if you don't know I ain't gonna tell ya! Oh. you're crazy! 30 ECCENTRICITIES AILMENT REMEDY Girls! Late Hours! Diamonds! English! Forgetfulness! Loneliness! Long walk to school! Loneliness! Low marks! Going steady! Not enough sleep! Getting up mornings! Headache!! Social Studies! Basketball! Tall boys! Guptill's skating Arena! Going to school! Elvis Presley! Poor writing! Bad marks! Hunger! Finances! A girl! Town cops! Money! Trying to grow sideburns! Old beat up Chevies! Chemistry! Boys! Speed sickness! My brother! Foreign Legion! Turn the clock back! No jewelers! More studying! Memory pills! Charlene! Graduation! Carol Pierson! Studying.! Get married! No remedy! Staying in bed! Aspirin! I passed it! Nursing! Stilts! Her own license! Quit it! Don't buy his records! Typewriter! Studying! A dish like Marilyn Monroe! Work! North Pownal, Vermont! Senior License! Somebody tell me! Razor! '57 Fords! New formulas Old Maid's Home! More speed! Hard blow to the head! PET PEEVE English! Peroxide hair! Snobs! Stuck up people! Too short vacations! Mixed-up kids! Monday mornings! Moved mechanical desks! Getting up for school! Pink pants! American History! Conceited people! Doing homework! People who don't study and then blame the poor marks on the teacher. Doing homework! People who pull my pony tail! Wise guys who think they know it all! Careless drivers! Filthy desks! Reckless drivers! Picking on people! Homework! Louie No-head! Girls who say the wrong things at the wrong time! Rough boys! Wiseguys! School! People who think the world of themselves! People who put papers in my homeroom desk! Wise Boys! Conceited girls! Wise guys! 31 JUNIOR PROM Am AND QUEEN JUNIOR CLASS 1st row: D. Tate, E. Callahan, A. Joy, R. Spendiff, V. Neaton. H. Ruebel 2nd row: C. Zweircan, G. Myers, L. Watt, B. Pine, I. Norton, J. Salluzzo, J. Pine, J. Parker, M. Light, J. Eldred, S. LeBarron 3rd row: Mrs. Von Haggin, J. Armstrong, C. Pierson, H. Bromirski, R. Mason, A. Schmigel, M. Crowley, V. Scriven, F. Kane, J. Marsh, G. Chapman, C. Elliott, H. Stewart, Miss Boyce 4th row: L. McCart, C. Walker, W. Millington, D. Baker. D. Fairbanks, C. Kokoras, E. Blondin, W. Sprague, I. Moon, M. Goodermote, A. Rice 5th row: R. Provensal, E. McMahon, D. Bissonette, J. Okerman, B. Roberson, J. Harter, D. Hawks, E. Brock, P. Unavitch, M. Lingner, J. Bakaitis, W. Russell. The Junior Class started the year by electing Student Council members and monitors. The Student Council Representatives were Carol Pierson, Margaret Light, Lewis Watt, and Donald Fairbanks. The monitors were Donald Tate, Joyce Pine, Donald Fairbanks, and Helen Bromirski. We ordered our class rings in late October and we expect them in January. In November we held a record hop with a disc jockey present, and made a considerable profit. The big event of the year will be the Junior Prom in June. Our advisors this year are Mrs. Von Haggin and Miss Boyce. 1st row: K. Eldred, L. Knapp, L. Drake, S. Townsend, L. Goss, P. Cross, D. Mason, M. Nesbitt, M. Woodard, N. Kuebler, C. Springer, W. Schneski. 2nd row: Miss Mooney, I. Bordeaux, B. Sorkin, B. Campbell, P. Neaton, P. Neaton, C. White, P. Niegoda, M. Keyes, P. Hulihan, C. Brown. L. Webster, J. White, N. Fowler, Mr. Stritch. 3rd row: W. Austin, J. Stevens, S. Colegrove, C. Bentley, S. Shaw, M. Luke, C. White, M. North, A. Wilwol, R. Albergine, B. Niles. 4th row: J. Greene, W. Noyes, R. Hillman, R. Hansen, R. Bartus, M. Okerman, R. Pudvar, G. Bouplon, K. Cottrell. 5th row: D. Hewitt, K. Smith. G. Jordan, S. Darling, J. Wysocki, R. Thomas, P. Pine, L. Ludwig. The election of Class officers took place at our first meeting. At our second meeting we discussed plans for a record hop and forthcoming dues. The Record Hop was held early in February to raise money for our Yearbook picture and to pay for the roses given to the Seniors on National Honor Society Day. Our class advisors were Mr. Stritch. Miss Mooney, and Miss Hulihan. Student Council Representatives were Louise Webster, Susan Shaw, Gary Bouplon, Norma Fowler, Lorraine Knapp and David Mason. 37 FRESHMAN CLASS 1st row: J. Green, F. Whittet, D. Bornt, R. Drake, E. Brandi, D. Hillman, D. Lane, R. Springer, W. Pea body, J. Kasavicha 2nd row: B. Bull, P. Babcock, F. Bugbee, E. Loomis, L.Piritz, G. Roberson, J. Jepson P. Griswold, N. Granger, P. Arasim, A. Hayes, M. Hill 3rd row: Mr. Kramer, M. Unavitch, C. Reynolds B. Pytko, G. Oakley, P. LeBarron, J. Thompson, B. Ketcham, J. Salluzzo, J. Eslinger, P. Sheffer, L. Pandell A. Moon, R. Liebensperger, Miss McFall 4th row: N. Bump, S. Marshall, R. Niles, S. Brock, J. Tilley, F Reilly, S. Marshall, B. McCart, P. Ellis, D. Slocum, I- Jordan 5th row: Mr. Pockham, D. White, J. McMa hon, W. White, P. Bachorz, R. Howard, D. Cornell, J. Brown, R. Hawks, R. Liporace, M. Wheeler, C Kretzmer 6th row: T. McShane, L. Gardner, V. Miles, B. Gardner, D. Sweet, R. Stallmer, B. Cole. So far this year the Freshman Class has held a very successful dance in December. It was something new for the school, featuring the W.T.R.Y. disc jocke y Paul James and his flat friends. The current freshman class is a very large one, having about seventy students. Our class sponsors are Miss Mc- Fall, Mr. Peckham and Mr. Kramer. Student Council members are Gene Roberson, Van Miles, Pat Gris- wold, and Linda Piritz. CLASS OFFICERS J. Jepson, G. Roberson, E. Loomis, L. Piritz P. Cross, M. Nesbitt, D. Mason JUNIOR J. Pine, B. Pine, J. Salluzzo, J. Norton 39 8 th GRADE First row: John Hunt, Robert Starr, Kenneth Perkins, Walter Marks, Dennis Callahan, Richard Hoose, Leo Burke, Ralph Helft, Charles White. Second row: Marlene Straub, Judy Spendiff, Florence Gran- ger, Marie Crandall. Helen Starr, Jean Arnold, Linda McClure. Mary Ellen Hoffman, Jean Eldred, Donna Millington, Clara LeBarron, Arlene Cornell. Third row: Mrs. Connick, Kathyrn Salluzzo, Ray- mond Wilson, Lawrance DeLuca, John Jones, Richard Millington, John Hawks, Robert Bissonette, William Provensal, Roland Walker, Dwane Schneider, Joseph Magisano, Philip Hansen, Richard Drake, Lois Benkoski, Miss Almy. Fourth row: Lois Coon, Beverly Baker, Cathy Chapman, Catherine Church, Shirley Gates, Yvonne Cadoret, Margaret Blondin, Joyce Kane, Marie Gavone, Linda Gibbons, Sheron Norton. Cheryl Marsh. Fifth row: Patricia Peerboom, Sharon Sherman, Eileen Merrill, Paula Mosely, Dian Moll, Katherine Mello, Miss Doyle. Virginia Cole, Helen Paddock, Mary Lohnes, Mary Lou Simmons, Dawn Baker. Gail Lohnes. Sixth row: Marshall Bump, Joseph Berlant, Forrest Reed, Paul Fink, George Brown, John Zweircan, Gilbert Rowley, Robert Cole, John Stearns, Joseph Nieqoda, Harold Peckham. 40 First row: John Eldred, John Danforth, Duane Marks, Burton Pine, James Bachorz, James Gahn, Walter Carpenter, Charles Filkins, Charles Metcalfe, Edward Cutler, Richard Weeden, Douglas Pokines. Second row: Mrs. Berlant, Sandra Cipperly, Georgiana Slocum, Sandra Hayes, Alice Brown, Jean Bouplon, Linda Seimens, Ellen Moy, Douglas Morey, Ethel Lohnes, Lucy Kuebler, Frances Magisano, Alice Gulley, Donna Aurnig, Mary Jane Hoose, Mrs. Cappellino. Third row: Pat Springer, Barbara Allen, Nancy Brandi, Paula Schmigel, Madeline Balder, Rita Luskin, Jean Hall, Mary Jane O'Dell, Sandra Yerke, Gloria Travis, Peggy Gardner, Billie Ward. Fourth row: Evelyn LeClaire, Peggy Townsend, Mary Peckham, Sandra Harrington, Nancy Brownell, Mary Stearns, Fern Buswell, Sharon Carr, Jacquline Senecal, Hanna Laura Jordan, Shirley Fairbanks, Susan Burke, Eileen Wilson, Francis Starr, Leslie Miles. Fifth row: Richard White, Eddy Decker, Billie Myers, Edward Wilson, Skinner McKearin, Eugene Hughes, David Lohnes, Edward Starr, John Schmigel, Carl Davis. Arnold Jones, Gerald Van Der Kar, Edward Woodard, Gordon Johnson, Stuart Goss. 41 T fiE o i A y EA VD5 CLESE First Row: Norma Fowler, Patricia Griswold, Judy Hyde, Maurice Andrew, Lorraine Knapp, Marcia Brown, Louise Webster. Second Row: Peggy Light, Linda Piritz, Susan Shaw, lames Pratt, Carol Pierson. Gary Bouplon, Miss McFall. Third Row: David Mason, Lewis Watt, Donald Fairbanks, Edward Smith, Van Miles. President Vice-President Secretary-T reasurer Maurice Andrew Judy Hyde Lorraine Knapp The activities of the club have included so far the selling of candy at the football games and the selling of sweat shirts. The club is also planning a basketball game between the Student Council members and the faculty. They are also making plans for the annual May Dance in the spring. 46 COMMERCE CLUB 1st row: F. Stevens, S. LeBarron, J. Eldred, G. White, M. Brown, J. Hyde, J. Pine, F. Bugbee; 2nd row: Miss Mooney, C. Brown, P. Sheffer, F. Rielly, J. White, J. Eslinger, C. White, P. Hulihan, P. Neaton, P. Neaton; 3rd row: B. Pine, V. Scriven, I. Rudd, J. Marsh. M. Unavitch, N. Evans. M. Goodermote, S. Benson; 4th row: H. Bromirski, W. Haynes. D. Baker. P. Unavitch, M. Andrew, N. Flynn, J. Miner, M. Decker. DRAMATIC CLUB 1st row: J. Jepson. F. Stevens, J. Eldred, G. White, S. Andrew, A. Hayes, J. Hyde: 2nd row: J. Nortonk. J. Armstrong, L. Watt, A. Joy, B. Cole. S. Benson, J. Bordeaux, G. Smith; 3rd row: C. Pierson, M. Keyes, B. Pytko, J. Rudd, M. Unavitch, C. Kretzmer. 1st. Row: H. Ruebel, E. Brock, M. Luke, M. Andrew, N. Fowler, D. Hewitt, G. Jordan. 2nd. Row: Mr. Bullock, L. Gardiner, W. Millington, A. Joy, J. Brown, D. Cornell. 3rd. Row: H. Von Haggin, M. Okerman, D. Bissonette, J. Wysocki, M. Lingner. HILLTOP WHISPERS 1st. Row : F. Reilly, B. Pytko, G. Bouplon, M. Keyes, M. Nesbitt. L. Watt, M. Crowley, S. Shaw. B. Sorkin, P. Bachorz, H. Bromirski, L. Goss. 2nd. Row: Mr. Kramer, P. Arasim, J. White, N. Fowler, R. Niles. M. Unavitch, C. Kretzmer, C. Elliot, R. Albergine, F. Bugbee, A. Hayes, M. Hill, Mr. Peckham. 3rd. Row: S. LeBarron, C. Walker, P. Hulihan, P. Neaton, C. Bentley, S. Colegrove, C. White, J. Norton, D. White, F. Whittet. 4th. Row: B. Ketcham, W. White, R. Howard, R. Stallmer, G. Roberson, B. Cole, J. Pine. 48 HOMEMAKING CLASS 1st row: L. Drake, K. Eldred, K. Cottrell, D. Bisonnette, P. Unavitch, C. Kokoras. K. Knapp, M. Wheeler, J. McMahon; 2nd row: I. Green, D. Bornt, R. Danforth, E. Blondin, R. Howard, S. Darling, G. Jordan, D. Sweet. R. Hillman, R. Hawks, R. Bartus, H. VonHaggin, M. Linqner, V. Neaton, P. Cross, W. Austin; 4th row: W. Noyes, B. Gardiner, R. Provensal, E. McMahon, W. Sprague. 1st row: C. Zweircan, H. Hewitt, B. Green, J. Eldred, J. Marsh, G. Myers, M. Brown, G. White, S. LeBarron, J. Kovage, J. Hawks; 2nd row: A. Moon. P. LeBarron, S. Marshall, M. North, J. Stevens, S. Marshall, M. Goodermote, F. Kane, I. Jordan, Miss Case; 3rd row: N. Kuebler, P. Neaton, P. Neaton, C. Bentley, S. Colegrove, P. Niegoda, P. Ellis, D. Slocum; 4th row: J. Salluzzo, A. Wilwol, N. Bump. B. Bull, M. Unavitch, M. Woodard: Absent when picture was taken: J. Powers, B. Jones, F. Stevens. INDUSTRIAL ACTS LIBRARY CLUB First row: P. Neaton, S. Andrew, G. White. L. Webster, I. Moon, L. Watt, J. Hyde, M. Woodard, J. Eldred. Second row: S. LeBarron, P. Hulihan, P. Neaton, C. White, J. Kovage, H. Hewitt, J. Dougherty, B. Jones, C. Brown, M. Decker, S. Colegrove, R. Albergine, M. Nesbitt, Mrs. Kelly. Third row: L. Knapp, J. White, M. Brown, G. Scriven, J. Rudd, M. Keyes, S. Townsend. N. Fowler. Fourth row: L. McCart, C. Elliot, J. Stevens, M. North, N. Evans, P. Niegoda. M. Crowley, C. White, H. Bromirski. MONITOR SOU AD 1st. Row: W. Haynes, L. Goss, H. Bromirski, G. White, J. Pine, F. Bugbee, D. Fairbanks. 2nd. Row: F. Stevens, D. Cornell. R. Stallmer, V. Miles, M. Andrew, P. Cross, R. Pudvar. C. White. SPANISH CLUB 1st row: M. Keyes, A. Moon, G. White, S. Andrew, L. Ludwig, M. Nesbitt, B. Sorkin, L. Knapp: 2nd row: S. Townsend, J. Norton, C. White, J. Tilley, S. Shaw, C. Pierson, N. Fowler, Miss McFall: 3rd row: P. Bachorz, G. Roberson. R. Pudvar, V. Miles, J. Salluzzo, J. Armstrong. ms ry club 1st row: M. Brown, D. Fairbanks, G. Smith, B. Roberson, S. Benson, C Lohnes, F. Stevens, W. Earley; 2nd row: Mr. Kramer, J. Miner. J. Pine, D. Hawks, J. Hyde, C. Kokoras; 3rd row: K. KnaDD C Dorr B. DuRoss, J. Bakaitis. ' CHORUS s p o R T S t cuie(Ki£l Stillwater-2 Hoosick Falls-9 Corinth-10 Hoosick Falls-3 Waterford-5 Hoosick Falls-6 Ballston Spa-6 Hoosick Falls-3 St. Peter's-17 Hoosick Falls-2 Burnt Hills-17 Hoosick Falls-2 Schuylerville-9 Hoosick Falls-2 58 The 1956 baseball season did not show up well on the scoreboard even though there was a balance of good material among the new recruits as well as old-timers. FOOTBALL TEAM First Row: Dennis Bornt, Manager, Tony McShane, Gene Roberson, Paul Bachorz, Van Miles, Law- rence Ludwig. _ . . Second Row: Coach Gilchrist, Walt Earley, Jack Wysocki, Bob DuRoss, Charlie Lohnes, Captain, Charlie Dorr, Don Fairbanks, Dub Miner. The 1956 football team had a good season undei its new leader. Coach Gilchrist. This year saw all the games played under lights with good support from the band and student body. The team worked hard for first place in the Saratoga County League, but did not quite make it. They won for us 3 games and lost 2. Hoosick Falls SCORES Opponent 25 Fort Ann 0 48 Hartford 8 30 Schuylerville 20 24 Argyle 28 13 Warrensburg 19 60 61 First row: Robert Drake Coach Gilchrist Ronnie Liporace Second row: Robert Pudvar, Kenny Smith, Mike Okerman, Van Miles, Jack Wysocki, Bill Gardner, Edward McMahon, Walt Noyes. OPPONENTS Salem-41 Greenwich-24 Schuylerville-33 Greenwich-39 Stillwater-37 Salem-40 Waterford-34 Corinth-54 St. Peter's-47 Ballston-42 Burnt Hills-47 Schuylerville-65 Stillwater-38 Ballston-68 Waterford-46 Corinth-33 St. Peter's-68 The Junior Varsity opened the season by winning seven straight games. They have worked hard and have showed good sportsmanship for our school. We hope to hear more of some of these fine players. H.F.C. 42 54 62 49 54 56 48 24 45 40 29 29 28 19 40 23 41 Captain. Sandy Benson; Gayle Smith; Co-captain Marcia Brown; Joyce Pine; Florence Stevens; Judy Hyde. J V CHEERLEADERS i. .A i A A Captain Jane Rudd Maryanne Nesbitt Joyce Bordeaux 63 ON THE S TREET WHERE YOU LfVE COMPLIMENTS OF WHITE FLOMATIC CORPORATION HOOSICK FALLS, NEW YORK HUBBARD CHAMPNEY Hotpoint Appliances River Road. Hoosick Falls, New York Phone: Hoosick Falls, 1166 AL EARL S TEXACO SERVICE B. F. Goodrich Tires General Repairs River Road, Hoosick Falls. N. Y. Phone: Hoosick Falls, 875 A Compliments of ifucgs KENNETH LAWTON River Road. Hoosick Falls. N. Y. Compliments of L S LUMBER COMPANY River Road. Hoosick Falls. N. Y. Phone: Hoosick Falls 835 68 Compliments of BAKERS NURSERY Hoosick Falls, New York Best of Luck From H. P. HOOD SONS DAIRY EXPERTS FARM SUPPLIES Phone: Hoosick Falls 821-R Best Wishes From McLUCAS’ TEXACO STATION North Hoosick, New York Compliments of H. A. MOSELEY SON Feeds - Seeds - Fertilizers FARM SUPPLIES CUSTOM GRINDING MOLASSES BLENDING Phone Hoosick Falls 54 Eagle Bridge, New York 69 ROSENDAHL GUERNSEY FARMS J. E. CALHOUN AND SONS Grade A Pasteurized Milk Phone 121-M HOOSICK FALLS, NEW YORK Best Wishes, Seniors! BUTKAS I. G. A. STORE Meats and Groceries Phone H. F 794 Eagle Bridge, New York Good Luck To The Class of 1957 HARRY GREENBERG AND SONS. INC. Mechanic St. Hoosick Falls, N. Y. BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF 1957 THE WOOD FLONG CORP. HOOSICK FALLS, NEW YORK BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1957 THE NOBLE AND WOOD MACHINE COMPANY PAPER MILL MACHINERY FIRST STREET HOOSICK FALLS, NEW YORK Compliments Compliments of of LE BARRON'S BURTON'S VILLAGE STORE GENERAL STORE Phone Hoosick Falls 271-MI Hoosick. N. Y. Eagle Bridge, New York Best Wishes To The Save Our World Green Trading Stamps Class of 1957 MILLER'S CT HOOSAC SUPER MARKET PHARMACY Appliances Prescriptions Accurately Filled Church Street John St. Hoosick Falls, N. Y. Hoosick Falls, New York At The SIGN OF THE INDIAN Best Wishes From Sporting Goods ryrJ BATZA'S Tobacco Service Station Newspapers M. Schweizer Cor. Church and Elm Streets Charles Davidson, Prop. Hoosick Falls, New York Compliments of AUSTIN LUMBER COMPANY Building Materials Cement—Hardware—Paint Phone Hoosick Falls 271-R2 Eagle Bridge, New York Compliments of ANN'S BAKE SHOP Cor. Church and Elm Streets Hoosick Falls, New York 72 COMPLIMENTS OF THE PEOPLE’S GAS AND OIL CO. Elm Street Hoosick Falls, New York Phone: Hoosick Falls 165 COMPLIMENTS OF HOOSICK FALLS AUTO Compliments of MILLINGTON LAPORTE Socony Oils North Hoosick Road Hoosick Falls, New York Phone: Hoosick Falls 266 DEALERS FIRESTONE ASSOCIATION Hoosick Home Auto Supply Corp. 16 John Street Hoosick Falls. N. Y. 73 Best Wishes To Compliments of Class of '57 HAYNES M. D. KINCAID BROS., INC. AND Ford and Mercury Sales and Service SONS Phone 183 129 Church Street Hoosick Falls, New York BULSON BROS. CHEVROLET Sales and Service Phone: Hoosick Falls 5 Best Wishes To The 191 Church Street Class of 1957 Hoosick Falls, New York BRADLEY’S Compliments of PAINT STORE RUDITIS Main St. Home Appliances Hoosick Foils, New York Hoosick Falls, New York 74 Compliments ot Compliments of BEN ALBOWICZ SON J. H. Public Market McEACHRON Mechanic Street Phone 115 JEWELERS Hoosick Falls. N. Y. Hoosick Falls, New York Compliments of Congratulations To WYMAN'S Class of 1957 STORE SMITTY'S GULF STATION Hoosick Falls, New York Bennington-Troy Road Telephone 267-W2 Compliments of SHAPIRO'S TATE'S DINER Stop and Save Telephone H. F. 763 Where your Dollar Goes Farther North Hoosick, New York Compliments of Fiesta M. LURIE FRANK SIMPSON. P«o COMPANY | Hoosick Falls, New York Cabins Easli Ba.ooc Hkat A Convknunccs Routs 67 22 75 Compliments of THE ALBANY FELT COMPANY DANFORTH STREET HOOSICK FALLS, NEW YORK Best Wishes to the a Class of 1957 SCHMIGEL fuf BROS. • Complete Line of Purina Chows • Sanitation • Farm Supplies • Seed and Fertilizer • Grinding and Mixing Compliments of BRADLEY'S ELECTRIC SHOP PHONE 12 John Street HOOSICK FALLS, NEW YORK Hoosick Falls, New York 76 77 HOOSICK FALLS UNDERGARMENT CORPORATION HOOSICK FALLS, NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS OF SPECIALTY INSULATION MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. CUSTOM MOLDERS OF PLASTICS Hoosick Foils New York Compliments of Compliments of JOSEPH ORR WALSH BODY WORKS BUICK CO. River Road Sales and Service River Road Hoosick Falls, New York Hoosick Falls, New York Best Wishes Compliments of H. H. STERNBERG DOYLE'S FIVE AND TEN CENT STORE Shell Service Station John Street Cor. Church and River Streets Phone 699 Hoosick Falls, New York Hoosick Falls, New York Compliments of KARL - LEE BRANDTS SHOE SHOP Everything From Church Street Baby to Grandma Hoosick Falls, New York Hoosick Falls. New York Compliments of Compliments of GEORGE SCOTT MURPHY'S STORE THE FLORIST River Road Phone 189 Danforth Street Hoosick Falls, New York Hoosick Falls, New York 79 HATHAWAY’S SHOPPING CENTER John Hewson, Prop. Compliments of FORREST J. REED INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE 35 River Street Hoosick Falls, New York North Hoosick, N. Y. Tel. 747w Compliments of RAY DUNIGAN N. Petersburg, N. Y. Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 COMPLIMENTS OF DRS. FRED AND MILDRED HARTER Classic Street Hoosick Falls, N. Y. FAIRBANKS EXPRESS CARL D. HERRINGTON FEED—COAL—FERTILIZER General Merchandise Tel. Hoosick Falls 113-1 NORTH HOOSICK ROAD Buskirk, N. Y. 80 COMPLIMENTS OF ADAM’S CLOTHES SHOP Main Street Bennington, Vermont Compliments of Compliments of DR. V. W. CHAPMAN La PORTE'S BOOT SHOP Church Street Church Street Hoosick Falls. N. Y. Hoosick Falls, New York Compliments of Compliments of DR. DAVID A. BERLANT HOLMAN OPTOMETRIST MFG. CO. Tel. 854 Hoosick Falls. New York Hoosick Falls, New York 81 COMPLIMENTS OF HOOSICK FALLS OFFICE THE NATIONAL COMMERCIAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY 14 MAIN STREET HOOSICK FALLS, NEW YORK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation MILDRED ELLEY Compliments of Secretarial School For Girls GEO. S. 227 229 Quail Street McKEARIN Albany 3, New York SEND FOR CATALOG Insurance That Insures Congratulations, Seniors DR. Main Street WALTER SHEA Hoosick Falls, New York Hoosick Falls, New York 1 82 CHARLES A. ACKLEY HOME FURNISHERS Quality Has Ho Substitute Compliments of BELL AND COSTELLO GARAGE West Main Street West Main Street Cambridge, New York Cambridge, New York Compliments of Compliments BRAZELL BROTHERS COTTRELL'S DAIRY PRODUCERS AND DISTRIBUTORS NEWSROOM—SODA BAR Homogenized Vitamin Hoosick Falls, New York D Milk Compliments of Si CAMERA SHOP BENNETT AND SISSON Hoosick Falls, New York Compliments of BYARS G. L. F. GENERAL STORE Feed, Seed, and Fertilizer CUSTOM GRINDING Ph. Hoosick Falls 566-MI White Creek, New York White Creek, New York 83 Best Wishes to the Class CERTIFIED MILK of 1957 SUPERIOR DAIRY PRODUCTS DRYSDALE’S FAIRDALE FARMS, INC. DEPARTMENT STORE Available on Routes or at your Favorite Store Bennington, Vermont Phone Hoosick Falls 474 Compliments of Congratulations to the GEORGE WOLFRUM Class of 1957 MEATS AND GROCERIES High Street Hoosick Falls, New York BURT BROS. Phone 25 CLOTHING-HATS Compliments of LUGGAGE - SHOES DR. HARRY P. HARRISON Bennington, Vermont Hoosick Falls, New York 84 BOARD OF EDUCATION HOOSICK FALLS CENTRAL SCHOOL Offers Courses as Follows: 1. Latin Scientific (College Preparatory) 2. Academic 3. Commercial (Bookkeeping and Stenographic) 4. Agriculture 5. Homemaking 6. Art 7. Industrial Arts Modern Equipment - Experienced Faculty Supervised Club Activities Successful Athletic Teams - Fine Library and Laboratory REASONABLE NON-RESIDENT TUITION EDUCATION PAYS EDUCATE YOUR CHILDREN For Additional Information Write A. HERBERT CAMPBELL, Superintendent Best Wishes to. Class of '57 SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT SOL’S SERVICE STATION River Street Hoosick Falls, New York Compliments of DELUREY FARM EQUIPMENT INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER DEALER fiU SKILLS ABC Guidance—balanced train- ing — activities. Placement in key positions in business, professional and government offices. ALBANY BUSH ESS COLLEGE 126 - 134 Washington Ava., Albany 6, N. T. Stmtm Rmjmt+fd — V—mrmn Approved Compliments of PEARLS DEPARTMENT STORE Phone 434 North Hoosick, New York Men's and Women's Clothing Main Street Hoosick Falls, New York 86 Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 Dancing Every Friday Night at the VETERANS’MEMORIAL HALL 9:00 P.M.-1:00 A.M. PETERSBURG, NEW YORK THOMAS M. BARBER PATRONS Haynes Garage, Petersburg Mary Rose Sawyer FUNERAL SERVICE Sarah's Diner George E. Dougherty, Jr. Gifford Bros. C. H. McNally And Sons Petersburg, N. Y. Mrs. Earl Brown 87