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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1959 volume:

lllll The Senior Class of Hoosick Falls Central School presents the 1959 Vagabond. JILa Water All hail to thee Hoosick Falls, so dear to our hearts. Forever our praises to thee we impart. We sing of thy glory and honor so high. Now as the colors of blue and white do wave on high. And when all our high school days, a memory shall be. Dear Alma Mater, we 11 sing unto thee. Foreword Pictures 38 -39 Dedication Vagabond Switchboard 40 - 41 Memorial Senior Blackboard Principal's Message High School Classes 43-46 Administration Junior High 47 - 48 Seniors 13 - 29 Activities 49 -56 Class Highlights 30 - 31 57 - 62 Senior Jukebox 32 - 33 It Could be You 63-68 Tiny Tots 34 - 35 Elementary 69 - 72 Class Will Advertisements Who's Who 37 Autographs foreword We would like to consider the theme of this Vagabond a tribute to the various buildings that have provided the housing for our edu- cational programs throughout the years. We, the class of 1959, sincerely hope that more modern facilities will soon be provided, and we would like to take this opportunity to salute the valiant services performed by these venerable but honorable halls of learning. Page 3 2U icat ion The Class of 1959 gratefully dedicates this yearbook to Mr. Philip Leonard. As Guidance Director and High School Principal, Mr. Leonard has. in the two years of his being with us, lent us a helping hand and encouraged us to become responsible and educated men and women. We sincerely thank him , for his concern and wise leadership. Page 4 m emoriam We, the class of 59, wish to dedicate this page in our yearbook to our former principal, Mr. A. Herbert Campbell. We shall always remember the eight invaluable years of understanding, supervision, and irreplaceable help he gave us. Page 5 To The Class of 1959: Congratulations! Your high school diploma is more a symbol of beginnings than of things accomplished. The pur- pose of your elementary and secondary education has been to provide you with a foundation for living and continued learning. The privilege of education has been provided for you by the people of the State of New York. Each of you has a certain debt for having received this opportunity. It is your responsibility to develop your talents and abilities to their maximum so that you may take your place in society as a loyal, contributing, useful member of your community. Page 6 % V r 'S y N-V N% ts 'S ( s? r sw U %� x f y t O 0 , 'S y y z n 7 Sk v 'J V y y c- f7 ■i ■ V •J •J y y n Xi 'S VJ w x IS 'S 'S y y 7 S', y y r. y. 's y (' Vi vi VS s ■ 'y 'y y £ A fy 'i v x y V , S V Vi x V Vi M x nN 5 x i r. y ft S ?x 'y S 0 0 -A s r? y Sf T3T ADMINISTRATION Mr. Bullock Agriculture. Health Mr. Eighmey Physical Education Mr. Eastwick Social Studies Mr. Balder Industrial Arts Miss Stoppani Dental Hygienist Miss Her English Miss Micklos English. French Mrs. VonHaggin English. Latin, S. S. Mr. Stritch Chemistry, Physics, Science Mrs. Canzeri Chorus Absent; Mrs. Kelly Librarian Miss Case Homemaking Mrs. Rowley Secretary Miss Kemler Physical Education Mrs. Sausville Office Secretary Mrs. Killeen School Nurse Top to Bottom L. to R.: Mr. Feloney Mr, Elementary Algebra Mr. Leonard Mr. Guidance Director. Principal Mr. Frier Mr. Clerk Mr. Stempek Mr. Elementary Supervisor Miss Hulihan Mr. Business Miss Boyce Mr. Mathematics Miss Doyle Art Boehm Driver Education, Science Osterhout General Science Cole Instrumental Music Peckham English Roy Social Studies Wahler Business L. to R. Dr. Harry P. Harrison, Mr. Charles Frazier, Mr. Arthur Smith, Jr., Mr. John Davison, Mr. Dewey McCart, Mrs. Hazel Baldwin, Mr. Ralph Moll Absent - Mr. Earl Goodermote, Mr. Clyde Baker President - Vice President - Clerk - Treasurer - Mr. John Davison Mr. Clyde Baker Mr. John M. Frier Mr. Charles C. Hunt Page 10 L. to R. Mr. Wallace Sheffer, Mr. Gordon Brownell, Mr. Robert Cole, Mr. Wesley Brownell, Mr. William McMackin, Mr. William Harrington. Mr. Burton Barber. Mrs. Lillian Spendiff. Janitors - Mr. Daniel Peer - High, William Hewson - High, Mr. Walter Young - Classic. Mr. Albert Allard - Main, Mr. Joseph Boylan - Parsons, Mr. John Galvin - Center Cafeteria Staff L. to R. Mrs. Stella Brownell, Mrs. Mina Stan, Mrs. Stasia Szetella. Mrs. Helen Andrew Absent - Mrs. Lillian Spendiff Page 11 L. to R. Front Row: S. Shaw, M. Keyes, J. White, S. Townsend. C. Brown, P. Hulihan. L. Knapp. 2nd Row: C, White, L. Ludwig. K. Smith. G. Bouplon, W. Schneski, J. Bordeaux, Mr. Bullock, N. Fowler, R. Kipp, R. Pudvar, B. Sorkin, M. Luke, J. Salluzzo. Editor - in - Chief Associate Editor Literary Editors Sports Editor Business Manager Advertising Manager Associate Advertising Manager Sales Manager Associate Sales Manager Art Editor Associate Art Editor Photography Editor Associate Photography Editors Secretary and Clerk Typists Advisor Joyce Bordeaux Gary Bouplon Carolyn White Sally Townsend Robert Pudvar Lorraine Knapp Lawrence Ludwig Joseph Salluzzo Kenneth Smith Norma Fowler Susan Shaw Barbara Sorkin Rita Kipp William Schneski Mary Luke Joan White Marilyn Keyes Catherine Brown Patricia Hulihan Mr. Ralph Bullock On behalf of the Vagabond Staff and Senior Class I thank our advisor, Mr. Bullock, and everyone else who has guided and aided us in producing this yearbook. Pag© 12 Joyce Bordeaux SENIORS ROBERTA C. ALBERGINE Bert Delivers in such apt and gracious Words. G. A. C. 2 3 4, Commerce Club 4, Hilltop Whispers 2 3, Dramatic Club 3 4, Library Club 2, Intramurals 2 3 4, Phot. Club 4. WILLIAM L. AUSTIN Bill Mingle your joys sometimes with your earnest occupation Intramurals 1 2 3 4; JOYCE MARIE BALLOU Joyce Face the world with a smile and the world will smile right back at you. Student Council 3; Monitor Squad 3; Dramatics Club 3 4; Commerce Club 4; G. A. C. 3 4; Intramurals 3 4; Cheerleading 3 4; P. A. Squad 4; Jr. Prom Comm. Chm. 3; Jr. Prom Court Attendant 3. Page 14 CHARLEENE L. BENTLEY Lee Time is infinite movement without one moment of rest Commerce Club 2 3 4; G. A. C. 1 2 3 4; Hilltop Whispers 2 3; Intramurals 1 2 3 4; Chorus 1 2; Central Switchboard 4. JOYCE BORDEAUX Joyce Young in limbs, in judgement old. Cheerleading 2 3 4; Natl. Honor Society 3 4; Lib. Club 3; Camera Club 3; World Citz. Club 3; Class Pres. 3 4; Chorus 1 2; Dramatics Club 1 2 3 4; Stu- dent Council 1; Monitor Squad 1; Editor in Chief Year Book 4; G. A. C. 1 2 3 4; Intramurals 1 23 4; Musical Festival 1; P. A. Squad 3. GARY GENE BOUPLON Boup Watch for a real opportunity and grasp it. Student Council 2 3 4; Vice Pres, of Class 4; Intra- murals 1 2 3 4; Monitor Squad 4; Baseball 3 4; Asst. Editor Year Book 4; Hill Top Whispers 2; World Citz. Club 3. Page 15 CATHARINE CAROLYN BROWN Cathie mm Silence is deep as eternity. Speech as shallow as time. Commerce Club 2 3 4, Secretary 4. Lib. Club 2 3 4, Intramurals 2 3. G. A. C. 3 4, Jr. Prom. Comm. 3, Year Book Staff 4. SUSAN A. COLEGROVE Sue She walks in beauty, Like the night. Chorus 12, G. A. C. 1 2 3 4, Hilltop Whispers 2 3, Intramurals 2 3 4, Lib. Club 1 2, Commerce Club 3 4. KENNETH L. COTTRELL Ike Life is a game. Play it Fair. Football 3 4, Basketball Manager 12 3, Class Treas- urer 1, Intramurals 2 3 4. Page 16 PERLE CROSS He who knows not and knows not that he knows not. Vice Pres, of Class 1; Class Secretary 2; Student Council 1; Monitor Squad 1, 2; Jr. Ring Comm. 3. LELAND MILO DRAKE Drakey The guy worthwhile is the one who will smile when everything else goes wrong. Baseball 2 3 4; Ping Pong Club Treas.; Intramurals 1 2 3 4; Hill Top Whispers Asst. Sports Ed. Page 17 KENNETH ALLEN ELDRED Ken Loyal in everything Jr. Prom. Comm. 3; Intramurals 3 4. NORMA FOWLER Give a gal a horse she can ride. Intramurals 1 2 3 4; G. A. C. 1 2 3 4; Lib. Club 1 2; FFA 2; Cheerleading 4; Spanish Club 2; Jr. Prom. Court Attendant 3; Student Council 2; Hilltop Whis- pers 2; Jr. Class Ring Comm 3; Dramatics Club 3 4; Asst. Sales Mgr. Yearbook 4. DAVID W. HEWITT Dave He hath a heart as sound as a bell. FFA 1 2 3 4; Treasurer 2 3 4; Intramurals 1 2 3 4. Page 18 RICHARD PAUL HILLMAN Dick Prove all things, Hold fast that which is good. Vice Pres. Class 3; FFA 4; Prom Committe 3. PATRICIA HULIHAN Pat' A radiating focus of good will. Commerce Club 2 3 4; Treas. 3; Lib. Club 2 3 4; Jr. Prom Comm. 3; Hilltop Whispers 2 3; V. Pres. 2; Yearbook Staff 4. GEORGE JORDAN Heaven's to me just a fair stretch of sky, Earth's just a dusty road. FFA 1 2 3 4; V. Pres. 4. Page 19 MARY JACQUELINE KEYES Marilyn A crimson smile, a saucy curl, a happy, laughing little girl. Hilltop Whispers 2 3 4; Treas. 2 3; Dramatic Club 2 3 4; Spanish Club 2; Camera Club 3 4; Treas. 4; G. A. C. 1 2 3 4; Cheerleading 3 4; Commerce Club 4; Jr. Prom Comm. 3; World Citz Club 2 3; Pres. 3; Library Club 1 2 3 4; Yearbook Staff 4. $ RITA KIPP Rudyard Laugh yourself into stitches G. A. C. 1 2 3 4; World Citz Club 3; Library Club 3 4; Cheerleading 3 4; Commerce Club 3 4; Spanish Club 2; V. Pres. 4; Jr. Prom Queen 3; Yearbook Staff 4. LORRAINE KNAPP Rainy A laugh is worth a hundred years in any market. Cheerleading 2 3 4; G. A. C. 1 2 3 4; Spanish Club 2; St. Council 12 3; Sec-Treas. 2; May Queen Attendt. 2 3; Jr. Prom Attendt. 3; Class Treas. 2; Commerce Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Page 20 NANCY KUEBLER Nan Earth has not anything to show more fair. Commerce Club 3; Home Making 1. An LAURENCE CHARLES LUDWIG Lonny Better never trouble trouble until trouble troubles you. Basketball Mgr. 1; Football 2 3 4; Baseball 2; V. Pres. Spanish Club 2; World Citz. Club 2 3; Basket ball 3; Jr. Prom Comm. 3; Yearbook Staff 4. MARY ELIZABETH LUKE Lukie Like Venus from the dawn encircled sea. ” G. A. C. 1 2 3 4; V. Pres. 3; FFA 2 3 4; Sec. 2; May Queen Attendt. 3; Jr. Prom Attendt. 3; Year- book Staff 4. Paqe 21 ROBERT MURPHY A young apollo, golden haired. Football 4; Basketball 4; Baseball 3. PAMEUA LOUISE NEATON pam I hardly suppose I know anyone who wouldn't rather be a success than a failure. ” Library Club 1 2 3 4; Commerce Club 123; Hilltop Whispers 2; F. H. A. 4. Page 22 PRISCILLA LOIS NEATON Pris She is laughing in her sleeve at you. Library Club 1 2 3 4; F. H. A. 4; Commerce Club 2 3; G. A. C. 1 2 3. MARY ANNE NESBITT Mare A loving friend a comrade true, what more can be asked on one? Sp. Club 2; Pres. 2; G. A. C. 1 2 3 4; Sec. -Treas. 3; Hilltop Whispers 1 2; Jr. Ed. 2; Monitor Squad 3; Honor Society 3 4; Lib. Club 1 2; Student Council 3; Class Sec. 13 4; Class V. Pres. 2; Cheerleading 2 3 4; Chorus 2; Jr. Prom Comm. 3; P. A. Squad 4. I DAVID NILES Dave It is well to profit by the madness of others. Student Council 2; Class Treas. 3; Intramurals 3 4; Prom Comm. 3. Page 23 MICHAEL OKERMAN Oak Every day should be passed as if it were our last. Football 1 2 3 4; Basketball 1 23 4; FFA 23 4. PERRY S. PINE. JR. Shep Gentle in manners, resolute in deed. Band 1 2 3 4; Chorus 2 3. ROBERT PUDVAR Pudge Don't take life too seriously. Football 3 4; Baseball 12 4; Basketball 2; Spanish Club 2; Monitor 2; Co-Capt. Football 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Page 24 JOSEPH SALLUZZO Joe � A good heart’s Band 1 2 3 4; Chorus 2; 4; Spanish Club 2; Year worth gold. FFA 4; Pres. Book Staff 4. 4; Baseball 2 JOSEPHINE SALLUZZO “Jo A genial and pleasant companion. “ Student Council 1; Commerce Club 1; Hilltop Whispers 1; Jr. Prom Comm. 3; FHA 4. WILLIAM SCHNESKI Bill” “The feet that, creeping slow to school. Went storming out to play. ” Band 1 2 3 4; Junior Prom Comm. 3; Yearbook Staff 4. Page 25 SUSAN JANE SHAW Sue She is a scholar and a ripe and good one too Band 1 2 3 4; Chorus 2; N. Y. S. S. M. A. 1 2 3 4; Honor Society 3 4; Student Council 2 4; V. Pres. 4; Monitor Squad 4; Spanish Club 2; World Citz. Club 2 3; Photography Club 3 4; Sec. 4; Dramatic Club 3 4; Hilltop Whispers 2; Ping Pong 4; V. Pres. 4; Lib- rary Club 2; G. A. C. 1 2 3 4; Jr. Prom Comm. 3 Jr. Prom. Court 3; Year Book Staff 4. KENNETH SMITH Smitty There is something in the wind. Football 3 4; Basketball 2 3 4; Baseball 1 3 4; Band 12 3; Year Book Staff 4. BARBARA JOYCE SORKIN Barb Her friends -- they are many. Her foes --Are there any?” Band 1 2 3 4; Chorus 2 4; Spanish Club 2; Library Club 1 2; Cheerleading 3 4; World Citz. Club 2 3; G. A. C. 1 2 3 4; Dramatic Club 2 3 4; Photography Club 3 4; Hilltop Whispers 2 3; N. Y. S. S. M. A. 2 4; Year Book Staff 4. Pag« 26 SALLY ANNE TOWNSEND Sal The days that make us happy, Make us wise. Library Club 2 3 4; V. Pres. 3; World Citz. Club 2 3; Spanish Club 2; Hilltop Whispers 3; G. A. C. 3 4; Chorus 1; Year Book Staff 4. LOUISE WEBSTER Weezy She’s very athletic and joins in games of every sort. In basketball or soft ball, She always plays the sport. G. A. C. 1 2 3 4; Lib. Club 1 2 3 4; Sec. -Treas. 2; Student Council 1 2; Commerce Club 3; Honor Soci- ety 3 4. Pag® 27 CAROL K. WHITE Carrie Here's a dear and true industrious friend. ” Library Club 1 2 3 4; Commerce Club 2 3; Spanish Culb 2; FHA 4; Hilltop Whispers 2 3. CAROLYN WHITE Carol Diligence is the mother of good fortune. G. A. C. 1 2 3 4; Chorus 1; Library Club 1 2; Liter- ary Club 2; Student Council 1; Monitor Squad 2; N. Y. S. S. M. A. 1; Year Book Staff 4. JOAN MARIE WHITE Joannie All that once was good is good the evermore. Commerce Club 2 3 4; V. Pres. 4; Library Club 1 2 3 4; Sec-Treas. 3; Monitor Squad 2; World Citz. Club 3; G. A. C. 3; Hilltop Whispers 2; Year Book Staff 4. Page 28 JACK WYSOCKI Socki I am the Captain of my fate; I am the Captain of my soul. ” Football 1 2 3 4; Basketball 1 2 3 4; Class Treas. 3; FFA 1 2 3 4. Page 29 FRESHMAN YEAR CL M Our first memorable experience was the Senior-Freshman get-together which acquainted us with the other classmates. Aided by our homeroom teachers. Miss Grant, Mr. Kramer, and Mr. Stritch, and roused by the class campaign we elected our first group of class officers: President - William Hollister Vice President - Perle Cross Secretary - Mary Anne Nesbitt Treasurer - Kenneth Cottrell Class Student Council Representatives that year were Perle Cross, David Niles, Robert Hansen, Joyce Bordeaux, Carolyn White and Josephine Salluzzo. SOPHOMORE YEAR In our sophomore year we held a dance to finance our yearbook picture and the roses which we gave to the Seniors on National Honor Society Day. Class officers for this year were: President - David Mason Vice President - Mary Anne Nesbitt Secretary - Perle Cross Treasurer - Eli Homer Elected to Student Council from Mr. Stritch's, Miss Mooney's and Miss Hulihan's homerooms were Louise Webster, Norma Fowler, Susan Shaw, Lorraine Knapp, Gary Bouplon and David Mason. Page 30 JUNIOR YEAR iy Illicit t 5 Jailhouse Rock, ” with a W.P.T.R. disc jockey, was the highlight of our many record hops in our Junior year. Fudge, beanies, name stickers and H.F. C.S. pens, brought in additional finances. Class officers for our Junior year were: President - Joyce Bordeaux Vice President - Richard Hillman Secretary - Mary Anne Nesbitt Treasurer - Jack Wysocki Serving on the Ring Committee were Perle Cross. Barbara Sorkin. Norma Fowler. Louise Webster. Lawrence Ludwig and David Niles. Our plans for the Prom started in January, with great approval of the theme, Sayonara. The executive committee consisted of Mary Anne Nesbitt, Sally Townsend, Marilyn Keyes, Barbara Sorkin and Joyce Ballow. Meanwhile, after much expectant waiting, our rings arrived. We were very pleased with them. We agreed to have a Senior Magazine Drive next year and elected to the committee: Mary Luke. Marilyn Keyes, Lorraine Knapp, William Scheneski and Lawrence Ludwig. Our Prom on June 21st was a hugh success, with approximately 65 couples attending. SENIOR YEAR Our Senior year started off with a bang. We elected these class officers: President - Joyce Bordeaux Vice President - Gary Bouplon Secretary - Mary Anne Nesbitt Treasurer - Lawrence Ludwig Lawrence Ludwig became Student Council President. Susan Shaw, Vice President and Gary Bouplon, a student council member. Our main project this year was selling magazines. We also had a rummage sale and a record dance. The entire class, with the help of Mr. Cole and Mr. Baker, participated in making our Senior dance. The Starlite Hop , very successful. The yearbook was in the making also, while we were looking for- ward to the remainder of our high school days. Page 31 Albergine. Roberta 1 Teach Me Tonight Austin, William 2 The Rebel Ballou, Joyce 3 I’ll Wait For You Bentley, Charleene 4 A Lovers Question Bordeaux, Joyce 5 All I Have to do Is Dream Bouplon Gar 6 Mr. Success Brown, Cathy 7 The Day that the Rain Came Down Colegrove, Susan 8 I Can't Stop Loving You Cottrell, Kenneth 9 Beep-Beep Cross, Perle 10 The World Outside Darling. Stanley 11 Lover Doll Drake, Leland 12 Wonderful Time Up There Eldred, Kenneth 13 Just Because Fowler, Norma 14 Chantilly Lace” Hewitt, David 15 Just Young Hillman, Richard 16 That Old Black Magic Hulihan, Patricia 17 My Happiness Jordan, George 18 Sometimes Keyes, Marilyn 19 Just A Dream Kipp, Rita 20 Johnny Be Good Knapp. Lorraine 21 Please Love Me Forever Kuebler, Nancy 22 Love of My Life Ludwig, Lawrence 23 Hideaway” Luke, Mary 24 The Two of Us Page 32 Mason, David 25 No One But You Murphy, Robert 26 Rockin' Robin Neaton, Prisilla 27 Whole Lotta Loving Neaton, Pamelia 28 No One Knows Nesbitt, Mary Anne 29 Pledging My Love Niles, David 30 Joanie” Okerman, Michael 31 Need You Pine, Perry 32 ‘ Dream Pudvar, Robert 33 The Great Pretender Salluzzo, Joseph 34 One Night Salluzzo, Josephine 35 Over The Weekend Schneski, William 36 Well Allright Shaw, Susan 37 Young Love Smith Kenneth 38 It’s Only Make Believe’ Sorkin, Barbara 39 It's All In The Game Springer, Charles 40 He Townsend. Sally 41 Jealous Heart Webster. Louise 42 Lucky Ladybug White, Carol 43 There Goes My Heart White, Carolyn 44 With Your Love White, Joan 45 To Know Him Is To Love Him Wilwol, Alice 46 Problems” Woodard. Marie 47 If You But Knew Wysocld, Jack 48 Transfusion Page 33 a � Wifi Roberta Albergine leaves her love for horses to anyone who likes them. William Austin leaves, thats all! Joyce Ballou leaves her place on the P.A. Squad to Barbara Ketcham. so she can carry on the accent. Charleene Bentley leaves Mr. tastwick without a good secretary. Joyce Bordeaux leaves her job as class president to anyone who wants it. Gary Bouplon leaves a few unbroken dishes in the laboratory. Catherine Brown leaves in a red and black '58 Ford. Susan Colegrove leaves for Comptometer school. Kenneth Cottrell leaves Eileen lonely. Perle Cross leaves willingly. Stanley Darling leaves the girls still gasping. Leland Drake leaves for South Carolina. Kenneth Eldred leaves Mr. Balder minus one more good left-hander. Norma Fowler leaves riding her horse, Johnny. David Hewitt leaves as silently as he came. Richard Hillman leaves all of his snake collection to anybody who wants it. Patricia Hulihan leaves for you know where. George Jordan leaves for home. Marilyn Keyes leaves her adopted sister, Cherry, alone in bothering Miss Kemler. Rita Kipp leaves with lots more fun still ahead. Lorraine Knapp leaves with Leo. Nancy Kuebler leaves everyone still wondering who Ears” is. Laurence Ludwig leaves without having completed an assignment. Mary Luke leaves for her future prosperous farm. David Mason leaves for Burlington, Vermont. Robert Murphy leaves typing with his candy. Pamelia Neaton leaves with many happy memories. Priscialla Neaton leaves all future twins the problem of getting mixed up by teachers. Mary Anne Nesbitt leaves her cheerleading uniform to Linda Bender. David Niles leaves with a smile. Michael Okerman leaves behind his spirit for sports. Perry Pine leaves his gadgets to anyone who can figure out how they work. Robert Pudvar leaves his sense of humor to anyone who's gloomy. Joseph Salluzzo leaves room 29 without a clown to bother the teacher. Josephine Salluzzo leaves Ann Marie and Barbara without a sister. William Scheneski leaves better late than never. Susan Shaw leaves her position on the Monitor Squad to someone with iron toes” Charles Springer leaves for the Bar-B-Q. Kenneth Smith leaves his flirting ways to anyone who can be successful Barbara Sorkin leaves her position as one of the announcing squad to anyone who can remember to be there on time. Sally Townsend leaves Mr. Stritch still wondering. Louise Webster leaves her love of sports to her brother, Billy. Carol White leaves for Nursery School. Carolyn White leaves, still roaring over Pam's and Carol’s jokes. Joan White leaves Linda with no early morning walking partner. Alice Wilwol leaves all her talking in library to Linda A. and Linda B. Marie Woodard leaves her new English book to anyone who happens to get it. Jack Wysocki leaves his triangle to Wimp-the-Pimp. Page 36 L. to R. Top to Bottom: Class Comedians: K. Cottrell, L. Knapp Quietest C. Brown, D. Hewitt Done Most for Class: L. Ludwig, J. Bordeaux Best Looking: P. Cross, M. Luke Most Athletic: L. Webster, J. Wysocki Absent Best Dancers: M. Nesbitt, R. Murphy Typical Teenagers: J. Ballou, R. Murphy Best Dressed: Friendliest: Best Scholars: Most Musical: Class Flirts: W. Schneski, M. Luke K. Smith. B. Sorkin G. Bouplon, S. Shaw S. Shaw, P. Pine K, Smith, L. Knapp J tt n tor front y y ayonara r StartiM M, 9 9 °P 'Uayaboncl NAMES BIRTHDAY FAVORITE SAYING Roberta Albergine October 4. 1941 I'm perfectly all right Bill Austin January 19, 1940 Hum - bug Joyce Ballou May 6, 1941 How are ya Charleene Bentley March 28, 1942 Beau me Joyce Bordeaux January 18. 1942 Okay Gary Bouplon September 11, 1943 I don't care Cathy Brown March 1. 1941 I can't do it Sue Colegrove August 17, 1941 But I don't wanna Ike Cottrell June 18, 1940 I don’t know Perle Cross May 20. 1941 How come Sun Darling July 23. 1941 ??? Lee Drake March 1, 1941 Hi ya babe Kenny Eldred September 16. 1942 Oh yeah Norma Fowler November 6, 1941 Chup Davie Hewitt August 6. 1941 I don’t know Dick Hillman August 9, 1941 I don't know Pat Hulihan April 14. 1942 Can you imagine that George Jordan January 15, 1941 I don't know Marilyn Keyes August 17. 1942 Ho y m -ckeral Annie Riu Kipp April 21. 1941 ta ta - thank you Lorraine Knapp November 14. 1942 Her did Nancy Kuebler July 23. 1942 Ah heck Lonny Ludwig August 3. 1942 Good mornin Mary Luke December 29. 1941 I guess so - maybe Dave Mason December 7, 1941 That's how it goes Rock Murphy September 3. 1940 Far be it for me to know Pam Neaton May 12. 1941 Just keep walking Pris Neaton May 12. 1941 Why's everybody always picl Mary Anne Nesbitt July 14. 1942 Jeepers Dave Niles August 8, 1941 Hey you Mike Okerman April 2. 1941 Yeah man Sheppie Pine May 4, 1941 Cut it out Bob Pudvar June 7, 1941 Hi kid JoAnn Salluzzo January 8. 1941 Beau me Bill Schneski August 11, 1942 You hood Sue Shaw April 24. 1941 Nasty break Kenny Smith February 15. 1942 Hello Barb Sorkin May 11. 1941 You don't say Charlie Springer July 1U. 1940 Good defense is good offense Sally Townsend May 15. 1942 You'd be surprised Louise Webster August 27, 1942 Sugar Carol White September 1. 1941 Hows' that grab ya Carolyn White May 29. 1941 Darn Joan White December 27. 1941 You bet Alice Wilwol January 3. 1941 Beau me. are you Marie Woodard July 26. 1940 Rastus and Mandy Jack Wysocki April 11. 1940 Thau' the breaks Pag© 40 S)ivitcli board PET PEEVE LIKES AMBITION Sandy Horseback riding, writing letters. Greenwich Novelist Homework Basketball games, driving Technician Accents Letters to Michigan State. Bobby, dancing Practical nurse Petersburg bus Letters from the Navy. Marty, ice skating Homemaker Uncooperative people R.P.I.F.S.C., driving, jets Nurse Small gym claw School, in general Technician Cowboy movies Roller skating, Greenwich Secretary Foolish girls Friday nights at Petersburg, letters Practical nurse English Women, cars. Eileen Undecided Propaganda Sally, vacations Undecided Monday morning at 8:50 Motorcycles, women, money Undecided GUIs GUIs, money News reporter Getting up morn- ings Good looking gUls Dairy farmer Losing basketball games Horses, horses and more horses Gym teacher Losing softball games Farming, girls that don't bother me Dairy farmer Girls who dislike snakes Machinery Draftsman Big wheels Basketball games, letters, good fun Secretary School Horses, dogs, guns Poultry farmer Friends who can’t be trusted Cheerleading, dancing, cars Physical Ed. teacher People who lie Having fun. people, food Practical nurse Anything tasting bad People, food, sailors Dental hygienist Little Sisters Radio, dancing, pizza Secretary Homework Arguments, sports Electrical engineer Boys Softball games, animals, drive-ins DHIA record worker Sisters GUIs, farming Math teacher Slow drivers Cars, motorcycles, movies Mechanic Sisters Summer homes, parties, pizza Comptometer operator Conceited people Studebakers. drive -in movies, twin sisters Homemaker Wise guys Dancing, chop suey. cheerleading Math teacher Homework GUIs, fast cars Jet mechanic Getting up in the morning Girls, staying up late Undecided Girls Driving, eating. TV Mechanic Girls who smoke Football, parties, machines Contractor GUIs who skip school Boys, parties, cars Secretary Stuck -up gUU GUIs, music, building College Having to wear glasses Music. Babcock Lake. Nash Rambler College Loud mouths Girls, sports Draftsman Boys who drink Chevies, music, sports English teacher Law breakers Sports, parties Navy Stuck-up boys Dances, doodling Teacher Noon hours with no games Sports, parties, animals College Back-biting friends Pizza, dances, movies Child nurse People who are al - ways late Ice cream, cars, popular records Nurse Big shots Good fun. Fords, pizza Secretary Throwing garbage on school grounds A boy. a Chevy, pizza Secretary Lovers in the halls Horses, colts Beautician ???????? Arlene, cars Farmer Page 41 ' 5Ci i 'r;V. r 'V. - I r. A 2 (% , % V V jA' A , . . A, A i l � f ■if -(A n . irfrf 04 f.. [ «'A J mS N r t Q ,,. % To £ . u V “As VV X a ' UNDERCLASSMEN L-R First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Fifth Row: Sixth Row: Shirley Brock, Ruth Leibensperger, Irene Jordan, Janet Deyoe, Faith Reilly, Van Miles, AnnMarie Hayes, Paul Bachorz, Audrey Moon, Joan Yerdon, Lois Milliman, Pauline Arasim. Norma Granger, John Kasavicha, Richard Hawks. David Sweet, LeRoy Gardner, William Gardner, John Cooney. John McMahon. Fred Whittet, John Green, Thomas McGuire, Charlene Kretzmer. Linda Pandell, Florajean Bugbee. Brenda McCart, RoseMarie Niles. Susan Marshall. Joan Thompson, Judy Jepson, Janet Thompson, Jane Tilley, Donna White, Barbara Ketcham. Marilyn Hill. Pamelia Niegoda, Joanne Palmateer, Sandra Marshall, Doris Potter, Donna Slocum, Patricia Griswold, Linda Piritz, Barbara Pytko, Patricia Sheffer, Maureen Unavitch. Roger Corbett. Edward Loomis, Richard Stallmer, David Flach, Alan Armstrong, Anthony McShane, Eugene Roberson, Richard Danforth, Ronald Harrison. Morris Wheeler, James Brown, David Cornell, Royal Howard, William White, Bradford Cole, Jr., Ronald Liporace, Edward Brandi, Donald Hillman. Absent: Robert Mulready, John Cooney, Eugene Madigan. Officers: President: Van Miles. V. Pres-. Paul Bachorz, Secretary: Ann Marie Hayes, Treasurer: Faith Reilly, Student Council Representatives: Edward Loomis. Faith Reilly, Paul Bachorz. Advisors: Mr. Boehm, Mr. Stritch, Mr. Peckham. Page 44 L-R First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Fifth Row; Sixth Row: Cheryl March, Donna Millington, Yvonne Cadoret, Clara LeBarron, Beverly Baker. Virginia Cole, John Stearns. Mary Ann Sluzas, Barbara Eldred, Judy Spendiff, .Marlene Straub, Arlene Cornell, Helen Starr. Linda McClure, Kathym Salluzzo, Cathleen Chapman, Jean Arnold, Donna Woodcock, Helen Paddock, Mary Lohnes, Lois Coon, Joyce Kane. Walter Markiewicz, Joseph Magisano, Ralph Helft, Gail Lohnes. Sharon Norton, Dawn Baker, Nancy Wysocki, Jean Eldred. Janet King, Eileen Merrill, Raymond Wilson, William Peabody. May Lou Simmons, Sharon Mason, Patricia Peereboom, Paula Moseley. Sharon Sher- man, JoAnn Neaton, Kathleen Mello, Diane Moll, Margaret Blondin, Nancy Gooder- mote. John Jones, Robert Bissonette, Leo Burke, Philip Hansen, Dennis Callahan, William Danforth, Gilbert Rowley. Alan White. Byron Towslee, Joseph Niegoda. Robert Starr, William Provensal, Larry DeLuca, Kenneth Perkins. Paul Fink, Jack Hawks, Forrest Reed. Richard Millington, Thomas Webster, Donald Barnhart, Duane Schneider. Absent: Dennis Bomt, Sandra Dean, Roland Walker. Officers: President Virginia Cole, V. Pres: Beverly Baker. Secretary: John Stearns, Treasurer: Mary Ann Sluzas, Student Council Representatives: Gail Lohnes, Patricia Peereboom, Barbara Eldred. Advisors: Miss Iler, Mr. Roy, Miss Micklos. Pag© 45 L-R First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Fifth Row: Sixth Row: Seventh Row: Absent: Officers: Advisors R. Wooden, K. Ruebel, J. Eldred, H. Goodermote, J. Bachorz, W. Carpenter, D. Pokines, J. Danforth, G. Schaefer, W. Webster. C. Filkins. B. Pine. C. Church. L. Arnold. M. Peckham, L. Gibbons. D. Drake, S. Fairbanks. L. Bender, S. Hayes. A. Gulley. D. Mason, G. Slocum, J. Bouplon, S. Cipperly. N. Brandi. G. Main, M. Burke, E. Hall. P. Sargood. M. Balder, P. Schmigel, B. Ward, N. Brownell. E. Le Cleire, M. Forman. M. Gates. D. Auernig, L. Sorell. L. Seimens. S. Carr, H. Jordan, M. Steams. S. Yerke, E. Wilson. M. Gardner, F. Magisno, R. Luskin, E. Lohnes, L. Kuebler, P. Townsend, A. Brown, T. Goodermote, E. Moy. D. Evans, L. Miles, F. Buswell, M. O'Dell, G. Travis, J. Hoag, H. Hewitt, P. Marsh, C. Arnold, B. Allen, S. Burke. W. Wade, G. Johnson, C. Drake, D. Morey, R. James, Z. Zwiercan, H. Peckham, J. Hall. J. Harrison, A. Goodermote, E. Decker. I. Ruebel, J. Schmigel. G. Mc- Kearin, J. Fitzpatrick, D. Lohnes. G. VanDerKar, W. Myers, A. Jones, E. Cutler, C. Macomber, E. Woodward. R. Chase, J. Fitzpatrick, W. Lapp, R. Hunt. L. Burdick. C. Davis, F. Granger. J. Hawks. R. Haynes, E. Hughes, C. Metcalfe. J. Senecal, P. Springer, C. White, R. White, R. Gallagher, J. Cinney. G. Brown, M. Bump. President Alice Gulley, Vice President Linder Bender: Treasurer: Sandra Hayes, Secretary: Shirley Fairbanks, Student Council Representatives: Leslie Miles, William Webster. Madelyn Balder. Miss Hulihan, Mr. Eastwick, Miss Boyce. Page 46 L-R First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Fifth Row: Sixth Row: Seventh Row: V. Weedon. W. Starr, M. Hunt, T. Melien, T. Nesbitt. D. Niles. R. Williams. W. Pokines. J. Hanselman, F. Kasavicha. D. Marks, R. Yerdon. W. Stearns. L. Potter. N. Stevens, T. Townsend. J. Townsend. E. Verba, I. White. L. O’Dell. G. Gardner. B. Callahan. M. Dooley, M. LeBarron, C. Butler. R. Jones, E. Kelley, M. Fitzpatrick. M. Hoose. S. Kovage. E. Seifert, L. Leeseman, P. Houlton. K. Bingham. D. Harrington. D. Allen. L. Pierce, S. Chamberlain. G. Brownell. G. Loomis. D. Bromirski, R. Sternberg. C. Perkins, R. Thomas. W. Koehler. S. Sorkin, E. Starr, W. Bushner. W. Reitz, W. Uyrewitch. R. White, E. Kipp. C. Bakaitis. G. Harrington, D. Smith, G. Sweet. J. Filkins, D. Boutin. M. Metcalfe, B. Bennett, C. Babcock, J. Jones. Mrs. Connick, Mrs. Seifried, C. Freeman, M. Starr, E. Jones, M. Rowley. C. Sheffer, L. Rowley, J. Fisk, W. Bouplon, R. Russell, Mr. Spaulding. T. Hunt, D. Frost, G. Eytinge, W. Gulley, M. McCoubrey. S. Cottrell. W. Ellis. W. Gates, R. Borman. R. Yurewitch. Page 47 Steven tk L-R First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Fifth Row: Sixth Row: Seventh Row: R. Malo, R. O'Dell, D. Decker, D. Eighmey, M. Miller, K. Cipperly, R. Verba. D. LeBarron, J. Whittet, J. VanDerKar, R. Cutler. D. Marsh. J. Cipperly, J. Townsend. A. Crandall, C. Frank, B. LeBarron, S. Koehler. J. Hoag. M. Slocum, P. Hoffman. P. Surdam, J. Lanoue. B. Brown. K. Crowley. L. Nelson. J. Herrington, D. Cadoret. S. Peckham, J. Coon. C. Calhoun, E. Gavagan. K. Wade. C. Stevens. P. Luskin, G. Sheffer. K. Valentine. V. Tilton. J. Brust, S. Mello. H. McClellan, F. Keyes. J. Hall, A. Frost. G. Jordan. C. Philpott, P. Kipp, H, Cipperly. W. Watson, O. Lanoue. R. Harrington. G. McCart, H. Wilson. A. Ruditis, C. Freemyer. S. Woodard. N. Baker. N. Colegrove. B. Granger. P. Crandall, P. Atwood. J. Wescott, S. Nash. Mr. Feloney, Mr. Osterhout, R. North. A. Robinson, J. Green, W. Ely, T. LeBarron. L. Frier, R. Okerman. G. Tilley, W. Peckham, B. Baker, D. Gardner. Mr. Carver. L. Goodermote, D. Bryant, K. Baker, R. Bouplon, C. Senecal, G. Coon, J. Carpent- er. D. Eighmey, A. Baker. J. Moseley, T. Chapman, F. Tanner, D. Filkins. Page 48 Student Co unci I L-R First Row: Second Row: Absent: Gail Lohnes, Faith Reilly, Susan Shaw, (V. Pres.), Patricia Peereboom, (Sec. Treas.). Madelyne Balder, Barbara Eldred. William Webster, Edward Loomis, Leslie Miles, Gary Bouplon, Paul Bachorz. Lawrence Ludwig (Pres.) 2), 'ram a tic A L-R First Row: Second Row: Third Row: P. Fink, P. Griswold, B. Pytko, M. Keyes, M. Simmons, J. Ballou, P. Arasim, A. Hayes, R. Wilson. R. Albergine, J. Thompson, D. Sweet, R. Howard, E. Loomis, R. Harrison, B. Cole, Jr., L. Miles, P. Peereboom, Mr. Peckham (Advisor). P. Sheffer, B. Sorkin, F. Reilly, V. Cole, M. Unavitch, J. Jepson, S. Shaw, J. Bor- deaux. Page SO J lomema L-R First Row: Janet Thompson, Alice Wilwol, Jo-Ann Salluzzo, Pat Hulihan, Rita Kipp, Charleene Bentley, Carol White, Pam Neaton, Mary Luke. Susan Marshall. Doris Mason. Second Row: Miss Case, Norma Granger, Lois Coon, Lois Milliman, Linda Pandell, Lucy Kuebler. Pat Sheffer, Linda Bender. Peggy Gardner, Judy Hoag. Harriet Hewitt. Alice Bown, Thelma Goodermote, Ellen Moy. Third Row: Gloria Travis. Mary Stearns, Joyce Kane, Jeanette Zwiercan, Paula Schmigel, Rita Luskin, Ethel Lohnes, Arlene Cornell, Clara LeBarron, Joan Yerdon, Helen Starr, Dallas Drake. Fourth Row: Audrey Moon, Janet King, Donna Slocum, Jo-Ann Neaton. Sharon Sherman, Peggy Blondin, Dawn Baker. Barbara Eldred, Jean Arnold. Donna Woodcock. Fifth Row: Linda Gibbons, Mary Jane O'Dell. Ruth Leibensperger, Irene Jordon, Mary Lohnes, Nancy Goodermote, Carolyn Church, Helen Paddock, Linda Arnold, Arlene Gooder- mote. Irene Ruebel. Barbara Allen. Charlene Arnold, Jean Hall. Mary Peckham. Absent: Patty Springer, Florence Granger Page SI S.n ior L - R First Row: B. Sorkin, J. Spendiff, L. Miles, B. Ward, S. Hayes, M. Rowley, S. Kovage, V. Cole. Second Row: S. Shaw, P. Griswold, Y. Cadoret, C. Kretzmer, B. Pytko. M. Straub, E, Wilson, N. Brownell, M. Balder, P. Moseley, P. Pine, G. Lohnes, P. Arasim. G. Loomis, R. Cor- bett, J. Fllklns. Third Row: F. Buswell, L. Gibbons, I. Jordan. M. Hill, M. Hoose, S. Fairbanks, G. Travis, J. Schmigel, P. Townsend, G. Slocum, H. Goodermote, H. Paddock. D. Sweet, G. Johnson, B. Towslee, L. Pirltz, L. Burke, F. Whittet. V. Miles. Fourth Row: C. Bakaitis, S. Chamberlain, D. Moll, S. Carr, H. Jordan. E. Moy, D. Schneider, B. Cole, D, Baker, W. Schneski, R. Howard, R, Harrison, S. Burke, E. Loomis. Fifth Row: R. James, W. Carpenter, J. Niegoda, M. Simmons, J. Hawks, R. Palmateer, A. Jones. C. Chapman, Mr. Cole Absent: P. Peereboom, P, Fink, W. Lapp. The Senior Band taught and directed by Mr. H. Bradford Cole has a very busy yearly scehdule. Made up of students in grades seven through twelve, this group meets five times weekly for full rehearsal, in addition to each student attending a regularly scheduled music lesson in a class of like instruments. This Band breaks down into a smaller group during football season, and plays for all of the home football games. At Christmas time the group participates in the annual Christmas program in addition to small carolling groups. There is the regular music program at the Hoosick Grange which the Senior Band did this year. The Band was well represented in the sectional All-State held at the Ichabod Central School this year. The Band also participates in the annual sectional Music Contest-Festival sponsored by the New York State School Music Association. A big Spring Concert and the annual Memorial Day Parade plus High School Graduation usually finishes off the year. This year the Band has been especially successful as a result of last summer's Music Program. The Junior Band of the school serves as a preparatory group for the Senior Band. All in all, it has been a very successful year. Page 52 en ior CA oru i L-R First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row; Fifth Row; John Danforth, Mary Peckham, Sharon Norton, Marlene Straub, Donna Millington, Marilyn Hill, Ann Marie Hayes, Barbara Eldred, Arlene Cornell, Donna Auernigh, Paula Schmiegel, Harold Goodermote. Mrs. Canzeri, Cathleen Chapman, Margaret Blondin. Elaine Hall, Yvonne Cadoret, Dawn Baker, Beverly Baker, Helen Paddock, Faith Reilly. Barbara Sorkin, Barbara Pytko, Charlene Kretzmer, Maureen Unavitch, Norma Fowler, Mary Louise Forman. Rose Marie Niles, Jo-Ann Neaton, Linda Sorell, Eileen Wilson, Kathryn Salluzzo, Susan Burke, Jacqueline Senecal, Nancy Brandi, Fern Buswell, Susan Marshall. Sandra Marshall, Virginia Cole, Kathryn Mello. Hannelore Jordan, Diane Moll, Sharon Sherman, Paula Moseley, Patricia Peereboom, Donna White. Mary Jane Gates, Patricia Sheffer. Raymond Wilson, Gordon Johnson, Edward Brandi, Bradford Cole, Jr., Paul Fink, Ronald Harrison, Gilbert Rowley, Van Miles, John Harrison. Royal Howard, Arnold Jones, Ed- ward Decker, Skinner McKearin, Fred Whittet. Pag© S3 3. 3. -J. ■ First Row L-R: K. Ruebel, D. Hewitt, G. Jordan, J. SaUuzzo. J. Brown. J. Steams, M. Luke. Second Row: C. Metcalie, J. Magisano, D. Calahan. R. Hillman, A. Jones. R. Starr. J. Jones. R. Hunt. J. Green, W. Peabody, Mr. Bullock. Third Row; W. Wade, T. Webster. M. Okerman, J. Wysocki. D. Flack, L. Gardner. D. Lohnes. G. Van Der Kar, R. Drake. C. White. M. Bump. Officers President-Joe Salluzzo Vice President-George Jordan Secretary-John Steams Treasurer-David Hewitt Reporter-James Brown Sentinel-Joe Magisano Advisor-Mr. Ralph Bullock Page 54 L-R First Row: Luke, Lohnes, King, Ketchum, Knapp, Keyes, Miss Kemler (advisor), Simmons, Ballou, Colegrove, Merrill. Hayes, Nesbitt, Eldred, Norton. Second Row: Main, Wysocki, Granger, Brown, Cornell, Straub, Millington, Townsend, Sorkin, Bor- deaux, Marsh, Cadoret, Woodard, Hill. Third Row: Webster (Vice Pres.), Jepson, Thompson (Sec.-Treas.), Blondin, Eldred. McClure. Piritz, Bentley, Shaw, Baker, Moseley, Starr, Goodermote, Slocum. Fourth Row: Unavitch, Sheffer, Reilly, Burke, Cole, Buswell, Arnold, Gates, Auernig, Miles, Baker. Fifth Row: Kipp, White, Niles. White, Drake, Peckham, Hall, McCart. Fairbanks. Balder, Pan- dell. Sixth Row: Hewitt, Brock. Thompson, White, Alberglne, Neaton, Sherman, Peereboom, Mason, Marshall. Marshall, Fowler (Pres.) oCilrary CLluL L-R First Row: L. Gibbons, D. Woodcock, C. Brown, F. Reilly (Sec. Treas.), M. Keyes, (Pres.), M. Unavitch (V. Pres.), J. Thompson, J. Eldred. Second Row: L. Piritz, j. Jepson, S. Townsend, R. Niles, N. Wysocki, P. Hulihan, J. White, D. Millington, L. Webster. P. Blondin, C. Chapman. K. Salluzzo, Mrs. Kelly (Advisor). Third Row: P. Griswold. P. Sheffer, S. Marshall. D. Moll, P. Niegoda. S. Mason. S. Marshall. K. Mello, C. White, M. Sluzas, P. Neaton. (Commerce L-R First Row: Second Row: Third Row: B. Eldred, M. Unavitch (Treas.), C. Brown (Sec.). B. Cole, Jr., R. Harrison, R. Wilson, P. Hulihan (Pres.), J. White (V. Pres.), S. Hayes. A. Hayes, L. Kuebler, J. Eldred, M. Peckhara, J. Jepson, S. Norton, R. Albergine, L. Bender, J. Thompson, L. Piritz, R. Kipp, N. Wysocki, S. Colegrove. . Hoag. C. Church. D. Auernig, L. Milliman, L. Pandell. G. Slocum, L. Sierru: .. C. LeBarron, J. King. F. Bugbee. R. Niles. M. Gates, B. McCart, E. Merrill. J. Palmeteer, C. Bentley, J. Ballou, L. Knapp, P. Niegoda. D. White, M. Keyes, D. Drake, B. Ward. P. Sargood, P. Schmiegel. (Lam era L-R: R. Albergine, S. Shaw (Sec.), B. Pytko, P. Bachorz (Pres.), M. Peckham, E. Loomis (V. Pres.), Mr. Eastwick (Advisor), B. Sorkin, M. Keyes (Treas.) . Page 56 □ □ □ □ S.J.S. SPORTS The baseball team got off to a good start by winning the first three non-league games. However, an unfortunate experience eliminated five of the first string players. This caused a drop in team morale as well as putting us on the losing end of the scoreboard for the remainder of the season. The experience gained last year may well be an advantage for the team this year. porti Under the leadership of Miss Kemler the G. A. C. girls have had a successful year in soccer and basketball. We participated in the following games: SOCCER Hoosick Falls 4 4 Hoosick Falls 4 Hoosick Falls 2 Stillwater 0 2 Cambridge 2 Stillwater 2 BASKETBALL Hoosick Falls 21 Hoosick Falls 24 Hoosick Falls 15 Hoosick Falls 5 Greenwich 7 Argyle 8 Stillwater 5 Schuylerville 20 A spring play-day will be held at Salem, which will include Track and Field, Tennis, Archery, Badminton and Softball. Pag© 58 DootUf L -R First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row; David Hanselman (Mascot), Kenneth Smith, Robert Pudvar, Van Miles, William Gard- ner, George Brown, Kenneth Cottrell. Gene Madigan, Gene Roberson, Allan Armstrong, Leroy Gardner. Philip Hansen (manager). John Kasavicha, Charles Drake, Leland Burdick, John Cinney, David Flach, Michael Okerman, William Knapp, Robert Mulready, Ralph Helft, Morris Wheeler. Gordon Johnson, Laurence Ludwig, Richard Stallmer, Forrest Reed. Fred Whittet, John Green. Dennis Bornt, Tony McShane, William Wade, Jack Wysocki. Mr. Carter (Jr. Var. Coach), George McKearin, Richard Millington, Robert Gallager, Jack Hawks, Mr. Gilcrest (Coach), Edward Decker, Robert Haynes, John Harrison, Mr. Eastwick (Asst. Coach). Though a winning team in spirit and determination, we didn't show up well on the scoreboard due to bad breaks and injuries. The large turnout of players this year, who held on when the going was rough, gained experience which should give the school a winning team in years to come. TEAM H.F.C.S. OPPONENT Schuylerville 13 18 Argyle 7 50 Warrensburgh 25 40 Fort Ann 24 18 Hartford 13 20 Schuylerville 6 14 Voorheesville 33 6 Page 59 TEAM L-R First Row: Fred Whittet, Van Miles, Gene Madigan, Michael Okerman, Moi- ris Wheeler, John Kasavicha. Second Row: Duane Schneider (Manager), Derc. Bornt, Tony McShane, Gene Robe son, Mr. Gilchrest (Coach). Absent Kenneth Smith CHEERLEADERS Top to Bottom L to R: Marilyn Keyes. Joyce Ballou, Joyce Bordeaux, Lorraine Knapp (co-captain), Ann Marie Hayes, Barbara Eldred. Absent: Mary Anne Nesbitt (co-capt- ain). 'Uariity H. F. Opponent Stillwater 41--------------— 60 Hartford 52----------------30 Hoosick V alley 50-------------- 62 Argyle 50—-—-------------63 Schuylerville 52-------------- 44 Greenwich 61 —--------------65 Cambridge 47-------------——79 Fort Ann 45—---------——47 Stillwater 52 ------------- 50 Hartford 55----------------60 Argyle 42—---------------47 Schuylerville 55------------- -78 Salem 57----------------36 Greenwich 66----------------62 Cambridge Salem Hoosick Valley Fort Ann TEAM L-R First Row: Larry DeLuca. Kenneth Perkins, Randall James, Gordon Johnson, Robert Gallagher, Edward Decker. Second Row: Mr. Osterhout (Coach), William Wade, John Schmigel, Gilbert Rowley, John Harrison, Richard Millington. CHEERLEADERS Top to bottom L. to R. Linda Bender. Eileen Merrill, Norma Fowler, Judy Spendiff. Sharon Norton, Rita Kipp (co- captain) Barbara Sorkin(co- captain) junior Vanity H.F. Opponent Stillwater 44 --—--------- 59 Hartford 75-—------------ 24 Hoosick Valley 50---------------29 Argyle 57-—............ 43 Schuylerville 56—--——— 46 Greenwich 53—---—--— 38 Cambridge 61——-------- 40 Fort Ann 44-——-—--34 Stillwater 40—------------ 70 Hartford 58—-—---------- 31 Argyle 65---------------39 Schuylerville 45------------—- 52 Salem 51-----—.......— 33 Greenwich 31-- — --------— 63 Cambridge Salem Hoosick Valley Fort Ann It Could Be You 7 v- xy : y 3 V - Q O O Q a o o a oo a ci a a o a W fR] - - —, ; U 0 L— 3 S.j.S. GRADES KasmerJ. Stempek Director of Elementary Education den ter Street cliooi Mrs. Bordeaux Kindergarten Mrs. Gilchrist Grade 1 Mrs. Niles Grade 2 Miss Curtis Grade 3 dlaiiic Street Schoo Mrs. Levandowski Grade 1 Mrs. Potts Grade 2 Mrs. Miles Grade 3 Mrs. McEvoy Grade 4 Miss Smith Grade 4 Miss Newe Grade 5 Wain Street Schoo Mr. Carver Mrs. Connick Mr. Feloney Mr. Osterhout Mrs. Selfried Mr. Spaulding Mrs. McAuliffe Mrs. Herring Miss Wood Cit. Ed.. Eng. Math. Eng.. Cit. Ed. Science Cit. Ed.. Eng. Cit. Ed., Eng. Grade 5 Grade 6 Grade 6 j- arioni School Mrs. Bordeaux Mrs. Barber Mrs. Berlant Mrs. Ingraham Kindergarten Grade 1 Grade 2 Grade 3, 4 OO 51C h School Mrs. Gifford Mrs. Prebble Grades 1-3 Grades 4-6 Wapl.town School Mrs. Cantelo Grades 1-6 Page 70 Worth Sdooiich School Mrs. Pratt Mrs. Barralto Grades 1 3 Grades 4-6 Sreeie Sdoflow Sch oof Mrs. Bartling Grades 1-6 WJeAt SJoodic h School Grades 1 -4 Potter School Mrs. Pine Mrs. Smith Grades 1 -6 Qro veil de School Mrs. Light Grades 1-6 Vorth Petersham School Mrs. Enguist Grades 1 -3 Mrs. Smith Grades 4-6 White Creeh Village Mrs. Sherman Grades 1 -6 Saher School Mrs. Andrew Grades 1-6 Sriqqs (Corners School Corner 5 Mrs. Pierce Grades 1 -6 Pag® 71 L-R First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Fifth Row: Absent: S. Davison, J. Fisk, S. Carpenter, H. Robson, L. Kessler. A. Ruditis, D. Eighmey, R. Sternberg, L. Nelson, A. Robinson, B. 1 ..vison, H. High- field, L. Cappellino, R. Okerman, D. Decker, G. Buswell, C. Kovage. G. Harrington, D. Smith, D. Filkins, R. Cutler, C. Fink, R. Eddy, J. Helft, G. Hall, F. Carrelli, B. Cipperly, C. Brownell. G. Wysocki, K. Hunt, D. Brundige. L. Sherman, R. Pitt, L. Sztela, S. Cottrell, R. Schmigel, D. Markieweiz, A. Hayes, T. Nesbitt, K. Baker, H. McClellan, M. Gottschalk, B. Baker, D. Decker, G. Brown' ell, R, Thomas, T. Chapman. E. Gavigan, R. Malo, D. Cadoret, P. Harrison, D. Eighmey, Mr. Cole, D. LeBarron, J. Whittet, T. Rowland, R. White, G. Jordan, R. Smith, K. White, T. Beckstein, C. Calhoun, S. Cole, G. Moseley. C. Butler, V. Pytko, J. Carpenter, P. Atwood, R. Drew, D. Smith. The Junior Band, a group of 70 players taught and directed by Mr. H. Bradford Cole serves as a preparatory group for the school's Senior Band. The Band this year, the largest ever, rehearses three times weekly in the Music room of the Main Street School. Composed of students in grades five through eight, the Junior Band is beginning to be nearly as busy a group as the Senior Band. This group played for the annual Halloween parade, the annual school Christmas program, the Spring Concert, participated in the Contest-Festival sponsored by the New York State School Music Association, and the annual Memorial Day parade as well as some other smaller parades. Junior High Graduation culminated the years program for this group. The summer Music Program sponsored by the Board of Education is responsible for the success of this group this year. It is hoped that such a program will be run this forthcoming summer. rc« s a .: i 5. 'S l IA lmlL'. DVERT [fc IS i , J A1 S.J.' IEMEN7 STUDIO; PORTRAITS OF DISTINCTION Photography Supplies 15 John St. Phone 965 Compliments of your BEN FRANKLIN STORE Headquarters for all your school needs Frank Gertrude Thompson Main Street Hoosick Falls Compliments of M. LURIE COMPANY Hoosick Falls, N. Y. 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BERLANT Phone 189 Phone 854 Danforth Street Hoosick Falls, New York Hoosick Falls New York Pago 81 Compliments of HOOSICK FALLS OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL COMMERCIAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY 14 Main Street Hoosick Falls, New York Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Congratulations to n Class of 1959 from SMITTY'S GULF STATION Bennington - Troy Road Telephone 851-R Compliments of MURPHY'S STORE River Street Hoosick Falls, New York Compliments of BRANDI'S SHOE STORE Church Street Hoosick Falls New York V IN K)K' Congratulations Seniors From HAYDEN'S RESTAURANT Hoosick Falls, New York Page 82 meats urur Micei PUBLIC MARKET Ben-Leo Albowicz 42 Mechanic Street Hoosick Falls, N. Y. Compliments of L S LUMBER COMPANY River Road, Hoosick Falls Phone: Hoosick Falls 835 Best Wishes from BYARS G. L. F. Feed, Seed, and Fertilizer Custom Qrinding Ph. Hoosick Falls 566-MI White Creek, N. Y. l J IHf VETERANS' MEMORIAL HALL Dancing every Friday Night 9:00 P. M. -1:00 A.M. Petersburg, N. Y. Page 83 Compliments from the xter y A LUEs Y STORE North Petersburg New York We specialize in JOHN DEERE EQUIPMENT Women's-misses Dresses,Sportswear and all occasions GOODWIN FARM EQUIPMENT WEINBEIGS Troy, New York Pownal, Vermont ||giiSJ| dhp S MOjmEftyt WILL TREASURE IJOUA; from cti BEN FRANKLIN STORE ANDRICK STUDIO Headquarters for school needs John Street Hoosick Falls Frank Thompson, Gertrude Thompson Main Street Hoosick Falls New York New York Page 84 HOLMAN MANUFACTURING CO., INC. Custom Molders of Thermo-Plastic and Thermo-Setting Materials Telephone 876 - 877 Hoosick Falls Good Luck from DRS. FRED-MILDRED HARTER Classic Street Hoosick Falls, N. Y. GEORGE WOLFRUM Meats and Groceries High Street Hoosick Falls Phone: 25 RUDITIS Home Appliances RCA Victor and RCA Whirlpool Hoosick Falls New York Good Luck Seniors FALLS from E. F. LOOMIS Electrician HARDWARE SUPPLY COMPANY Compliments of WALTER E. ROBSON, INC. Hoosick Falls New York Page 85 HOOSICK FALLS UNDERGARMENT CORPORATION Hoosick Falls, New York Compliments of Best of Luck From PHIL AND DICK LANOUE'S BARBER SHOP BAKER'S NURSERY Hoosick Falls, N. Y. Good Luck Seniors! i s West Hoosick ( M. LURIE AND COMPANY New York } f Hoosick Falls, New York j£ Page 86 NANCY SHOE COMPANY, INC. imt, n Compliments of JOSEPH ORR Body Works River Road Hoosick Falls New York Best Wishes to the Class of 1959 DRYSDALE'S DEPARTMENT STORE Beanington, Vt. VWlI be money ahead i when you discover DR. WALTER SHEA Hoosick Falls, N. Y. Congratulations Seniors! Page 87 DAVID C. KESSLER TRI STATE WATER SERVICE R.D. 2. HOOSICK FALLS. N.Y. Well Drilling Pump Sales and Service Phone 103 M 2 patrons Bakers' Gift Shop, H. F. Firestone, H. F. Whitney's Service Station, Benn. Griffith Service Station, Benn. Victors, Manchester, Petersburgh Sternbergs, H. F. Campus Blouse Shop, Troy Mary Rose Sawyer, Petersburg Mac's Coffee Shop, Cambridge Kings' Bakery, Cambridge Scotts General Store High Street Hoosick Falls, New York SOL'S SERVICE STATION Service when Needed River Street Hoosick Falls New York Good Luck Seniors from the OWL GARAGE Church Street Hoosick Falls New York Compliments of HOWARD HARRISON Hoosick Falls New York Page 88 Best Wishes Seniors! THE PEOPLES GAS AND OIL COMPANY Elm Street Hoosick Falls, N. Y. Phone: Hoosick Falls 165 Best wishes to the Class of '59 THE WOOD FLONG CORPORATION Hoosick Falls, New York Page 89 RAY'S RADIO AND T. V. Compliments of Sylvania and Zenith T. V. CHARLES A. ACKLEY Phone: 563 Eagle Bridge, Cambridge, New York New York BELL AND COSTELLO Phone 2688 Compliments of Jack's Homemade v Pies and Doughnuts Cambridge, N. Y. Cambridge, New York Good Luck to The Class of '59 Compliments of TACONIC INN FAIRBANKS EXPRESS At Petersburg North Hoosick Road Prop. Frank Bartus Compliments of WYMAN'S STORE Hoosick Falls, New York J? Page 90 Olqanizatmi Honor Society Dramatics Photography F. H. A. F. F. A. £anj jCilra,y CU CU Page 91 Jlu to 9raP L Pag© 93 sAutoyraph Page 94 sAutoyraph Page 95 The Progress Woy to Better Yearbooks PROGRESS PUBLISHERS. INC. . ALBANY. N Y. Pago 96