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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1960 volume:

Foreword The Class of 1960 presents this Vagabond as a partial history of our four years in High School. It cannot be a complete account because many im- portant events go unnoticed as they occur and can- not be recorded; others are best forgotten. The glimmer of an idea that sent us searching in the library or puttering in the lab seemed of little im - portance but it may have been a factor that helped to change our lives. Mischievous pranks that got us into trouble, assignments incomplete or undone, and poor recitations are best left unrecorded. We trust we have presented events, pictures, and names that belong to fond memories. Page 1 Dedication We, the class of 1960, dedicate this year book to Mr. Douglas Eighmey, Director of Physical Education. He began his career here in 1930 as gym teacher and coach of all sports. He became well known in this area for his fine sportsmanship and for his success as a coach. His basketball teams won eight league championships. We admire him for his kindness to us, his gentlemanly manner, his dedication to his job and his success in it, and for his loyalty to our school. We dedicate this book to him as an attempt to show our appreciation for what he has done for our school, for our community and for all athletics. Page 2 faculty e To the Class of 1960: Congratulations! The completion of your high school education marks the completion of a foundation for learning. Learning is a never ending process. The twelve or thirteen years of schooling you have had thus far have provided you with the tools, the basics for continued learning. A little learning is a dangerous thing. Only by continued striving and seeking . . . only by fully utilizing your present talents, can you gain full measure of satisfaction: the confident knowledge that you have done the very best you are able. With heartiest best wishes. Page 4 Board of Education Left to Right: Dewey McCart, Fred McGuire, Earl Goodermote, Clyde Baker, John Davison, Arthur Smith, Charles Frazier, Harry Harrison, Ralph Moll. Page 5 Practical Arts Marion Case, Home Economics Bernard Balder, Industrial Arts Ralph Bullock, Agriculture Warren Eastwick, Driver Education Science Bertram Stritch, Chemistry, Earth Science, Physics Anthony Altobell, General Science, Biology Guidance Donald Bergin Philip Leonard Kasmer Stempek Fine Arts Nancy Von Haggin, Latin Anne Micklos, French, English William Peckham, English Agnes Iler, English Ann Doyle, Art Eleanor Kelly, Librarian Page 6 Office Staff John Frier, Clerk Helen Sausville, Secretary Jean Rowley, Secretary Social Studies Nancy Von Haggin Donald Roy Warren Eastwick Mathematics Dora Boyce Business Charlotte Hulihan T. James Wahler Page 7 Physical Education w Douglas Eighmey, Director of Athletics Harold Kenyon Alice Kemler William Gilchrest Music Department H. Bradford Cole Eloise Canzeri Health Education Mildred Kileen, School Nurse Joyce Stoppani, Dental Hygienist Pago 8 Junior High Teachers Seated; Left to Right; Carol Seifried, Eleanor Kelly, Elizabeth Connick, Rena Austin. Standing: Dave Carver, Jim Feloney. Page 9 Yearbook Staff Editors-in-Chief Literary Editor Art Editor Photography Editors Business Manager Typists Sports Editor Advertising Manager Assistant Advertising Managers Patricia Griswold Pauline Arasim Charlene Kretzmer Barbara Pytko Paul Bachorz Edward Loomis Maureen Unavitch Nancy Lapan Rose Marie Niles Judy Jepson Janet Thompson Fred Whittet H. Bradford Cole Van Miles Richard Stallmer We, the editors, wish to thank all the people who have helped us put this yearbook together. Our special thanks go to our yearbook staff and to our adviser, Mr. Bullock. Editors in Chief Page 10 Pat Griswold Pauline Arasim 19® i seniors David Alan Armstrong Edward Louis Brandi Page 12 James Brown LeRoy Carroll Gardner Pago 15 Patricia Lynn Griswold Donald Adelbert Hillman Jr. Irene Jordan Charlene V. Kretzmer % Ronald Joseph Liporace Lois Ann Milliman Eugene Roberson Richard Arthur Stallmer Page 24 Janet Ann Thompson Alfred Scott Whittei Pictures Not Available Alvin W. Hunt Robert Strait January Graduates George G. Jordan Perry Sheppard Pine Jr. AT GRADUATING TIME The graduate is prone to think His wisdom is complete. He's but to ask—the world will lay Its trophies at his feet. But school days done and work begun. He learns to his regret The college of experience He has not mastered yet. Author unknown. Pago 26 Rhapsody Blue We, the class of 1960, being of sound mind and body (we hope) bequeath the following. To the faculty, some well-earned peace and quiet. To our sister class, the Sophomores, the hope that they will graduate from the new building. % • •• •••«•• .•• •• .••••••• V; • I ....... • • • Pauline Arasim leaves still trying to get a band-aid from Miss Kemler. Alan Armstrong leaves his battered machine to be repaired. Paul Bachorz leaves still saying, Nobody asked your opinion. ” Edward Brandi leaves his sister, Nancy, with two more years to go. Shirley Brock leaves the temperament that goes with red hair to Glenda Harrington. James Brown leaves F. F. A. minus a good president. Florajean Bugbee leaves Cheryl Marsh with a locker to herself. Brad Cole leaves his position in band to Paul Fink. John Cooney leaves in his black Ford. Roger Corbett leaves Diane his baritone sax. David Cornell leaves shyness to the more aggressive members of- H. F. C. S. Richard Danforth leaves on time, for once. Le Roy Gardner leaves his good looks to any underclassman that wants them. John Green leaves Mr. Frier still wondering where he's been. Patricia Griswold leaves with her garf . Richard Hawks leaves, gladly. Ann Marie Hayes leaves the mirror in the library to Paula Mosely. Marilynn Hill leaves her locker to any girl who wants to be on the end. Ronald Harrison leaves English class with the noose hanging high. Donald Hillman leaves because he can't think of anything else to do. Royal Howard leaves, waving good-bye to Sharon. Judy Jepson leaves, still hating the name, Banana Skins . Irene Jordan leaves Ruthie lonely. Charlene Kretzmer leaves—late, as usual. John Kasavicha leaves sadder but wiser. Nancy Lapan leaves Mr. Stritch wondering what she left. Ronald Liporace leaves his curling iron to Joe Niegoda. Edward Loomis leaves English 4 making Macbeth a comedy. • •'•l','i',u •••! • •• • ... •y, i i:: .: :? W.v.V .v • ••• .••VV WILL J Brenda McCart leaves her quietness to some noisy underclassman. John McMahon leaves quietly. Tony McShane leaves the lab still intact. Gene Madigan leaves still wondering what to leave. Sandra Marshall leaves her five weekly letters to Mr. Eastwick. Susan Marshall leaves everybody confused. Charles Mayer leaves as quietly as he came. Van Miles leaves his Hot Shot” to Bob Thomas. Lois Milliman leaves. Audrey Moon leaves, with her third finger, left hand, still occupied. Rose Marie Niles leaves Miss Micklos very confused. Pam Niogoda leaves Sandy Hayes some good advice on how to grow tall. Joanne Palmateer leaves for Beauty School. Linda Pandell leaves people still pronouncing her name the wrong way. Shep Pine leaves a year late. Linda Piritz leaves her driving abilities (?) to Dawn. Barbara Pytko leaves English 4 well-fed. Faith Reilley leaves Mr. Stritch without anyone to talk to during Physics. Gene Roberson leaves his dancing ability to Gordie Johnson. Pat Sheffer leaves without losing David's class ring. David Sweet leaves the cornet section minus a player. Richard Stallmer leaves without Mary. Janet Thompson leaves a lasting impression on the school. Joan Thompson leaves her appetite to anyone who can afford it. Jane Tilley leaves her cheerful smile to some friendly underclassman. Maureen Unavitch leaves Mrs. Kileen without a helper. Morrie Wheeler leaves to publish his original joke book. Donna White leaves Mr. Eastwick without a good typist. William White leaves his booming voice to Ralph Sternberg. Fred Whittet leaves the presidency of the Kwitcharbellyakin Club to anyone who deserves it. Bill Scheniski leaves Latin 3 much to the relief of the other members of the class. George Jordan leaves again. Alvin Hunt leaves nothing. Bob Strait leaves for home. The Senior Driver's Education Class leaves Mr. Eastwick still checking his list. The Editors-in-Chief of the Yearbook leaves to our successors a ten volume book en- titled “How to Make a Yearbook in Three Easy Lessons plus a gallon bottle of aspirin. I • • • Most Musical Pat Griswold Brad Cole Quietest Brenda McCart Dave Cornell WHO’S Best Looking Ann Hayes Roy Gardner Most Ambitious Pat Griswold Paul Bachorz Best Dancer Ann Hayes Gene Roberson Done Most For Class and Most Versatile Pat Griswold Ed Loomis Most Brilliant and Most Likely To Succeed Maureen Unavitch Paul Bachorz Friendliest Janet Thompson Fred Whittet WHO Most Athletic Janet Thompson Gene Madigan Comedian Janet Thompson Morrie Wheeler Typical Teenager Sandra Marshall Fred Whittet Coquette Linda Piritz Tony McShane Best Dressed and Longest To Be Remembered Janet Thompson and Tony McShane Best Sport and Best Sense of Humor Janet Thompson Royal Howard Page 31 CLASS Annual Dinner Marks Beginning of Presidential Campaign by Charlene Kretzmer Washington, Feb., 10 (Special) Last night, I attended, as special correspondent, the annual campaign dinner at the Cornell-Madigan Hotel. In the splendid dining room, designed by the A. Whittet and W. White Com- pany, a delicious meal was served. The chef to whom credit is due for this mouth- watering feast is Monsieur Roger Corbett. After the dinner, in an introductory speech by New York State Senator Edward Loomis, the merits of the presidential candidate, Mr. Paul Bachorz, were set forth. After thanking the Senator, Mr. Bachorz introduced the candidate for the vice-presi- dency, Mr. T. Van Surdam Miles. Opposing these candidates were Mr. D. A. Armstrong and Mr. Gene Roberson. A toast to the forthcoming election was given by Mr. John Cooney. Speeches by other political hopefuls, Edward Brandi, Donald Hillman and Anthony McShane, were followed by entertainment. The famous H. B, Cole Jr. Band, with Miss Patricia Griswold as vocalist, play- ed the popular song “Party Girl written by Marshall and Marshall. The singing trio of Lapan, Niles, and Piritz also rendered a selection. The well-known pianist, Marilyn Hill, accompanied Maureen Unavitch in a melody com- posed by Reilly and Sheffer. The remarkable dancer, Judy Jepson, charmed all of us. The dancing team of Jordon and Mayer also rendered one of their numbers. PROPHECY After the musical portion of the program, the world famous comedian Morris Wheeler, appeared. J. Kasavitcha, R. Howard and D. Sweet performed their imitation of the Three Stooges. James Brown did a pantomine and Pauline Arasim interested all of us by reading an excerpt from her latest novel How to Win Friends and Keep Them”. When this entertaining program came to an end, I was able to mix socially with others at the banquet. Seated next to me was Miss Janet Thompson, star of stage and screen. Her es- cort was her producer, Ronald Liporace. Miss Thompson stars in her latest success with beautiful Anne Marie Hayes and talented LeRoy Gardner. Another guest was Joan Thompson, author of the best-selling novel, Wheaties for Breakfast . In a beautiful gown designed by Barbara Pytko of New York, was F. J. Bugbee, the well-known columnist. John Green, the press photographer for the presidential candidate, Mr. Bachorz, and Richard Stallmer, publicity manager, were also present at the dinner. Richard Danforth, Thomas McGuire and Richard Hawks, successful financiers, were present to support their candidate General John McMahon and Mayor Robert Strait were also present as special guests. On the planning committee were socialites Miss Audrey Moon and Miss Pamela Niegoda. Miss Jane Tilley and Miss Joanne Palmateer, well-known in social circles, also lent their presence to this glamorous affair. Miss S. Brock, B. McCart, L. Milliman, D. White and L. Pandell, this season's debutantes, appeared at this dinner, also. All these famous guests added to the splendor of this annual campaign dinner, making it the highlight of this year's social calendar, at Washington and of interest to politicians and socialites all over the country. W interlude underclassmen Junior Class First Row: Left to Right J. Arnold, C. LeBarron, M. Straub, L. McClure, J. King, P. Hanson, P. Fink, B. Eldred, J. Spendiff, S. Norton, A. Cornell, D. Woodcock. Second Row: C. Chapman, B. Baker, L. Gibbons, J. Neaton, H. Starr, K. Salluzzo, H. Paddock, M, Lohnes, B. Ketcham, K. Mello, N. Goodermote. Third Row: H. Peckham, W. Markiewicz, L. DeLuca, R. Walker, J. Magisano, R. Bissonette, D. Schneider, W. Peabody, R. Helft, L. Burke, J. Nigoda. Fourth Row: M. A. Sluzas, M. Blondin, J. Eldred, D. Millington, N. Wysocki, D. Moll, S. Sherman, S. Dean, C. Marsh, E. Merrill, D. Baker, P. Pereboom, M. L. Simmons. Fifth Row: A. White, B. Provensal, J. Steams, W. Danforth, G. Brown, D. Bomt, F. Reed, G. Rowley, T. Webster, N. Cooney, J. Hawks, D. Callahan, D. Millington, B. Towsley. The Junior Class has had many activities. We sold streamers and had two candy sales. We held a record hop and are now planning our prom. We have ordered our rings. The class officers are: President - Paul Fink Vice President - Barbara Eldred Secretary - Yvonne Cadoret Treasurer - Phillip Hansen The Student Council representatives are Sharon Sherman, Paul Fink, Judy Spendiff and Gail Lohnes. Page 36 Sophomore Class First Row: Left to Right: J. Eldred, R. Palmateer, C. Filkins, W. Carpenter, J. Bachorz, W. Webster, G. Sheffer, D. Pokines, R. Weeden, H. Goodermote, J. Danforth. Second Row: S. Yerke, D. Mason, G. Main, J. Hoag, R. Leibensperger, L. Siemens, L. Bender, F. Buswell, A. Gulley, B. Pine, S. Cipperly, E. Lohnes, G. Slocum. Third Row: J. Senecal, L. Kuebler, M. Gardner, M. Peckham, N. Brandi, E. Hall, P. Townsend, E. Wilson, P. Schmigel, N. Brownell, S. Lee, E. May, T. Goodermote. Fourth Row. G. Johnson, G. McKearin, R. Chase, R. Hunt, R. White, E. Hughes, R. Davendonis, H. Hewitt, W. Myers, D. Lohnes, D. Morey, W. Lapp, D. Davis. Fifth Row: B. Allen, P. Marsh, D. Aumig, R. Luskin, F. Magisano, J. Bouplon, P. Sargood, M. Burke, W. Ward, S. Fairbanks, E. LeClaire, L. Miles, S. Burge, M. Balder. Sixth Row: E. Decker, J. Fitzpatrick, R. James, A. Jones, C. Church, H. Jordan, S. Carr, A. Goodermote, I. Ruebel, M. Steams, J. Schmigel, W. Wade, J. Davindonis, J. Harrison. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer OFFICERS Fern Buswell Linda Bender Alice Gulley Burton Pine Page 37 Freshman Class First Row: Left to Right: V. Weeden, B. Niles, R. Niles, R. Niles, R. Yerdon, W. Steams, R. Rhomas, J. Hanselman, W. Gulley, W. Pokines, R. Sargood, T. Nesbitt. Second Row: P. Deakin, E. Jones, E. Verba, N. Stevens, L. Potter, G. Gardner, S. Sorkin, R. Sternburg, J. Filkins, G. Brownell, J. Townsend, B. Callanan, J. Townsend. Third Row: L. Pierce, E. Sweet, L. Smith, G. Herrington, S. Chamberlain, C. Bakatis, T. Hunt, W. Koehler, S. Kovage, E. Seifert, L. Leeseman, M. Fitzpatrick, M. Walker, J. Hunt, D. Harrington, P. Houlton. Fourth Row: R. Bowman. C. Fowler, F. Kasavicha, V. Pytko, W. Bushner, G. Loomis. E. Brock, R. Yurewitch, D. Marks, R. Williams, G. Eyetinge, T. Melien, D. Straub, R. Jones, D. Frost. Fifth Row: J. Fisk, M. Rowley, C. Sheffer, M. J. O'Dell. B. Green. J. Jones. M. Starr, E. Kelly, D. Allen, A. Deakin, M. LeBarron, C. Babcock, K. Bingham, S. Melesky. Sixth Row: Mr. Eastwick, W. Steams, W. Yurewitch, M. McCoubray, R. Russell, S. Cottrell, W. McShane, L. Rowley, S. Starr, W. Rietz, G. Freeman, W. Bouplon, E. Kipp, W. Gates. We have had record hops. We plan to have a cake sale and a May Dance. The class officers were: President - Steve Sorkin Vice-President - Ralph Sternberg Secretary - Gayle Brownell Treasurer - Judy Filkins Our Student Council members were Thomas Nesbitt, Ralph Sternberg, Steve Sorkin, and Gayle Brownell. Pag 38 Kighth Grade First Row: Left to Right R. Cutler. D. Marsh. M. Miller, G. McCart, R. Verba, D. LeBarron, K. Cipperly, J. VanderKar, T. Coon. Second Row: J. Townsend, J. Cipperly, J. Brust, C. Freemyer, A. Crandell, B. Granger, J. Wescott, K. Valentine, B. LeBarron, P. Hoffman, S. Peckham, J. Lanoue, N. Slocum. Third Row: B. Brown, C. Frank, J. Hoag, G. Sheffer, P. Heames, C. Stevens, P. Luskin. Fourth Row: A. Frost, P. Kipp, R. Bouplon, R. Okerman, T. LeBarron, D. Lee, W. Ely, K. Baker, R. Herrington, F. Keyes. Fifth Row: K. Wade, P. Atwood, S. Woodard, D. Gardner, N. Baker, S, Nash, P. Surdam, M. Colegrove, S. Koehler, V. Tilton, E. Davison, L. Nelson, S. Mello, A. Ruditis. Sixth Row: H. Cipperly, F. Tanner, D. Eighmey, D. Eighmey, J. Carpenter, A. Robinson, G. Conn, C. Senecal, D. Kipp, C. Philpott, J.' Hall, W. Watson, Seventh Row: H. McClellan, R. O'Dell, R. Mello, B. Baker, L. Goodermote, D. Cadaret, R. North, J. Moseley, A. Baker, D. Filkins, G. Jordan, G. Herrington. Page 39 Seventh Grade First Row: Left to Right: G. Metcalfe, A. Hayes, D. Prebble, J. Eldred, C. Weeden, R. Drew, G. Hall, G. Taber, L. Kessler, D. Hunt, P. Brundige, M, Gottschalf, S. Ingraham, L. Baker. Second Row: C. Lemon, K. Gibbons, N. Zwiercan, S. Harrington, S. Reynolds, L. Fowler, R. Verba, D. Rosenberg, B. Kane, C. Fink, G. Buswell, R. Pitt. Third Row: R. Pleasant, W. Jones, D. Andrew, R. Hanselman, J. Hawks, F. Harrington, P. Gates, N. Murphy, S. VanDerKar, B. Trombley, G. Wysocki, D. Hall, B. Granger, L. Gardner, P. Putnam, R. Crandall, P. Peters, A. Granger, W, Highfield, C. Kovage. Fourth Row: R. Philpott, A. Yerke, E. Willbrant, M. McCart, L. Sherman, B. Danforth, N. Rowley, S. Carpenter, I. Shapiro, G. Freemyer, K. Foster, J. Sprague, K. Milliman. Fifth Row: L. Arnold, A. Cornell, G. Dooiey, F. Thomas, P. McGuire, G. Niegoda, G. Starr, T. Row- land, T. DiMaggio, G. Grogan, A. Trombley, D. Hathaway, S. Cole, a. Halstead. Sixth Row: J. Helft, D. Smith, H. Wilson, J. Bryant, G. Hynick, H. Robson, D. Willbrant. Page 40 organizations I lomemaking Front Row: Left to Right: F. Granger, B. Baker, S. Sherman, D. White, M. Unavitch, E. Lohnes, S. Marshall, P. Scheffer, J. Arnold, N. LaPan, L. Milliman. Second Row: Miss Case, D. Herrington, P. Deakin, E. Kelly, P. Holton, J. Townsend, J. Townsend, B. Allen, P. Schmigel, D. Aumig, P. Fitzpatrick, G. Fardner. Third Row: M. J. O'Dell, L. Pierce, L. Potter, G. Slocum, J. Neaton, L. Smith, J. Hoag, D. Allen, A. Deakin, J. Hunt, J. King, M. Straub, L. Gibbons, L. Keubler, L. Bender, A. Ketcham, P. Luskin E. Lohnes, M. Steams, H. Hewitt, T. Goodermote, E. Moy, O. Woodcock. Fourth Row: M. Gardner, B. Green, R. Leibensperger, J. Jones, M. Starr, D. Evans, S. Moleski, L. Rowley, H. Paddock, C. Babcock, A. Goodermote, S. Carr, N. Goodermote, I. Ruebel, C. Sheffer. Page 42 Girls Athletic Club Officials President - Barbara Ketcham Vice President - Eileen Merrill Secretary-Treasurer - Cherry Marsh Members of G. A. C. have at- tended or will attend the follow- ing play days: Fall Play Day Hartford High School Volleyball Schuylerville High School Basketball Cambridge Spring Play Day Hoosac Valley This is a club enjoyed by the many girls at H. F. H. S. in- terested in sports. rant Row, left to right: D. Millington-, J. Eldred, H. Hewitt, J. ioag, C. LeBarron, S. Marshall, M. Sluzas, A. Cornell, P. Sargood, ), Mason. econd Row: M. Walker, G. Main, C. Chapman, K. Salluzzo, D. mith, E. Seifert, N. Wysocki, M. Unavitch, B. McCart, R. Reilly, I Niles, L. Piritz. liird Row: S. Burke, J. Palmateer, P. Niegoda, D. Moll, K. Mello, i, Marshall, P. Griswold. The Library Club is con- tinuing this year with a mem- bership of approximately 25 girls. They elected the follow- ing officers at one of their first meetings: President, Susan Marshall; Vice-President, Mary Ann Sluzas; Secretary-Treasur- er, Arlene Cornell. Because of the difficulty of finding any one day when all the members could attend meetings, the group is meet- ing on a committee schedule of small groups each week. In place of the regular Christmas party the members contributed fresh and canned fruits and cookies to the Hooisck Falls Health Center. Front Row, left to right: Arasim, Peckham, Bender, Marsh, Merrill, Miss Kemler-Advisor, Ketcham, Seifert, Chamberlin, Bakaitis, Slocum, Hayes. Second Row: Hill, Cornell, Brownell, White, Baker, Sherman, Dean, Baker, Brandi, Schmigel, Wysocki, Piritz, LeBarron, Eldred. Third Row: Jepson, Thompson, Unavitch, Pandell, Filkins, Leeseman, Kovage, Gulley, Walker, Brownell, Harrington, Smith, Buswell, Norton. Fourth Row: Seimens, Straub, Hewitt, Main, Magisano, Lohnes, Hoag, Arnold, Rowley,'Gardner, Sargood. Fifth Row. Millington, Blondin, Eldred, Miles, Marshall, Marshall, Palmateer, Fisk, McCart, Peerboom, Simmons, Burke, Lohnes, Fairbanks. Library Club Commerce Clu The Commerce Club sold cards during the months of November, December, March and April to benefit the Health Center. First Row, Left to Right: C. LeBarron, J. Hoag, J. Bouplon, M. Unavitch, J. Thompson, A. Hayes, B. Eldred, S. Norton, N. Lapan. Second Row: Left to right: L. Pandell, P. Marsh, E. Wilson, M. Peckham, B, Cole, L. Kuebler, G, Gardner, G. Sweet, N. Brownell, N. Wysocki. Third Row: B. McCart, P. Sheffer, J. Jepson, P. Sargood, J. Palmateer, D. White, D. Mason, L. Bender. Student Council The Student Council has spon- sored several activities during the year including a Bundle Day, Thrift Club and Dress Up Day. The Bundle Day gave school pupils an opportunity to bring clothes to school to be “bund- led and sent to needy child- ren. Thrift Club was formed to give students an opportunity to buy Postal Savings Stamps, thereby not only saving but money but also developing good thrift habits. Dress Up Day was the day when most of the student body came to school dressed in their Sunday Best. First Row: Left to Right: R. Sternberg, R. Niles, G. Lohnes, J. Thompson, D. Pokines, P. Fink, T. Nesbitt. Second Row: J. Spendiff, N. Brownell, E. Seifert, S. Sherman, E Lohnes, M. Balder, F. Buswell, S. Yerke, A. Gulley. F. F. A Front Row, left to right: W. Reitz, R. Walker, C. Fowler, R. Yerdon, V. Weeden, J. Brown, J. Hanselman, D. Niles, W. Gulley, W. Bushner. Second Row: Mr. Bullock, D. Lohnes, J. Green, R. Hawks, L. Gardner, A. Jones, R. Russell, R. Howard, R. White. Third Row: R. Weeden, W. Steams, R. Hunt, T. Webster, W. Peabody, R. Davendonis, J. Magisano, 0. Callahan. Fourth Row: W. Wade, J. Davendonis, E. Starr, G. Rowley, J. Stearns, E. Kipp, R. Starr. F. F. A. OFFICERS President James Brown Vice President John Steams Secretary Richard Weeden Treasurer William Wade Sentinel Klaus Ruebel Adviser Ralph Bullock Page 45 _____________________________________________________________ The Hoosick Falls Central School Senior Band consisting of 60 students in grades 9-12 and directed by H. Bradford Cole, Head of the Music Department had had its usual busy schedule of events this year. After an unusually busy summer schedule the group lurched right into the Fall program playing all the home football games, adding greatly to the enjoyment of these events. The annual Christmas pro- gram including the high school assembly and the public concert kept the band busy after the football season. Following the Christmas recess the band delved into working on music for the Spring concert in April and State Contest in May. After these two events were taken care of the band busied itself prepar- ing for the usual array of parades in May. The band was well represented in the Sectional All-State music festival in November at Averill Park and the annual County Music Festival in April at East Greenbush. Our director Mr. Cole had the unusual honor of conducting the sectional All-State Junior High Band at Hudson, N. Y. in November. Page 46 Chorus First Row. Left to Righc P. Arasim, L. Milliman, S. Cipperly, S. Yerke, M. Hill, J. Neaton, M. Straub, P. Pereboom, S. Sherman, D. Baker, B. Eldred, B. Baker. Second Row: P. Fink, C. Chapman, E. LeClaire, M. Balder, D. Millington, C. Salluzzo, E. Sweet, G. Gardner, L. Smith, E. Herrington, S. Chamberlain. C. Bakitis, N. Brandi, D. Mason, A. Cornell, A. Moon, S. Kovage. Third Row: G. Loomis. T. Nesbitt, S. Burke. L. Miles. F. Buswell, B. Pytko, J. A. Palmateer, J. Hunt, R. Leibensperger, I. Jordan, J. Jones, P. Griswold, E. Seifert, P. Sargood. Fourth Row: K. Mello, C. Kretzmer, S. Marshall, L. Piritz, S. Marshall, L. Rowley, D. Moll. H. Paddock, S. Carr, E. Jones, J. Filkins, L. Leesman. Fifth Row: R. Sternberg, B. Cole, G. McKearin, E. Decker, S. Cornell, R. Harrison, J. Harrison. E. Madigan, A. Armstrong, R. Corbet, E. Brandi. E. Johnson, F. Whitter, S. Sorkin, B. Bissonett. H. Goodermote. This year, the chorus is much larger than it has been the past few years. The Christmas recital and Spring Concert are the annual events for which this group prepares. We also hope to attend the Tri -State Music Festival in June. Page 47 Junior Band The Hoosick Falls Central School Junior Band consisting of 50 students in grades 5-8, directed by H. Bradford Cole, Music Department head is the finest Junior Band we have ever had. Emerging from the State Contest last Spring with an A. rating, the Junior Band had a busy summer schedule. Starting in the Fall with three rehearsals weekly, the group prepared itself for the annual community Halloween Parade which ultimately was rained out. Next, the Christmas Program which the Junior Band played its part very nobly along with the Christmas Assembly. In February the Band did an outstanding program of music at the Hoosick Grange, an annual affair done by one of the school's music groups. With this program out of the way, the group prepared itself for the Spring Concert in April and the State Contest in May. With the usual number of parades scheduled for May the Junior Band next prepared for these. All in all the band has had a very busy and successful year. Eleven 5th. and 6th. graders represented our Junior Band in the A11-County Elementary Band at East Greenbush in April. Page 48 sports Football Front Row, Left to Right C. Mayer, A. Armstrong, D. Bomt, G. Madigan (co-captain), T. McShane, (co-captain), G. Roberson, V. Miles, P. Bachorz. Second Row: E. Kipp, G. Johnson, C. Freeman, P. Davendonis, F. Reed, J. Davendonis, B. McShane. Third Row: J. Jones, H. Ballou, J. Terhune, C. Drake, G. McKearin, R. Helft, C. Fowler. Fourth Row: M. Wheeler, Manager, M. Cook, Ass’t. Coach, Coach Kenyon, R. Harrison, Ass't. Manager. FOOTBALL - 1959 This year was our first year of eleven-man football. It was also our first football season under our new head football coach. Coach Kenyon. The men on the team had high spirits and were in the best of physical condition but lacked the experience of eleven man ball. They lost all the games except the game with St. Peter's in which both teams tied 0-0. (The game was played under adverse weather conditions.) The men who will be returning next year feel that they gained enough valuable experience to make next year's team a strong contender for the championship. Greenwich - 14 Hoosick Falls - 7 Greenwich - 7 Hoosick Falls - 0 Cambridge - 39 Hoosick Falls - 0 Salem - 26 Hoosick Falls - 19 Fort Edward - 39 Hoosick Falls - 0 Stillwater - 19 Hoosick Falls - 13 St. Peters - 0 Hoosick Falls - 0 Page SO Baseball Although we lost all our games, several of them were close and were one or two run decisions. From our last years' team we lost only one infielder and one outfielder, so this spring we will be loaded with returning lettermen plus many freshman and other underclassmen who will be out for the first time. This spring we look toward a fine baseball season to round out the 1959-1960 schedule of sports at Hoosick Falls High School. Page 51 Varsity G. Johnson, F. Whittet, D. Bornt, E. Decker, G. Roberson, G. Brown, J. Harrison, Coach Kenyon, M. Wheeler, G. Madigan, V. Miles, G. Rowley E. Merrill, , S. Norton, B. Eldred, A. Hayes, S. Hayes, L. Bender H.F.H.S. Opponent 45 Hoosick Valley 49 35 Schuylerville 54 55 Salem 72 49 Cambridge 50 50 Argyle 57 52 Greenwich 57 53 Fort Ann 30 63 Stillwater 64 56 Hoosick Valley 61 85 Hartford 59 67 Schuylerville 52 65 Salem 44 48 Cambridge 72 64 Argyle 54 70 Greenwich 74 65 Fort Ann 61 63 Stillwater 54 64 Hartford 53 Pago 52 Junior Varsity First Row, left to right: B. Williams, J. Hawks, L. DeLuca, R. Niles, B. Thomas Second Row. Coach Carver, C. Freeman, B. McShane, S. Starr, J. Schmigel, N. Cooney, W. Bouplon M. Straub, M. Balder, N. Brandi, E. Seifert, S. Dean, L, . Miles, P. Griswold H.F.H.S. Opponent 61 Hoosick Valley 45 52 Schuylerville 49 59 Salem 71 57 Cambridge 37 53 Argyle 28 44 Greenwich 49 49 Fort Ann 70 32 Stillwater 46 65 Hoosick Valley 57 62 Hartford 51 54 Schuylerville 53 61 Salem 51 41 Cambridge 38 49 Argyle 24 65 Greenwich 67 52 Fort Ann 50 31 Stillwater 55 96 Hartford 45 Page 53 PAULINE ARASIM - Band 1 2 3 4; Chorus 1 2'4; All County 124; Sectional All State 3 4; Prom Comm. 3; Newspaper 1 2; Co-Editor of Vagabond 4. DAVID ALLEN ARMSTRONG - Chorus 4; Gridiron Club 4; Football 2 3 4. PAUL BACHORZ - Newspaper 1 2; Spanish Club 1; Football 12 4; Student Council 3; Monitor Squad 3; Basketball 2; Photography Club 12 3; Gridiron Club 4; Class Vice Pres. 3; Photography Club Pres. 3; Honor Society 3 4; Chess Club 4; Chairman Ring Comm. 3; Prom Comm. 3; Photography Editor of Vagabond 4. EDWARD BRANDI - Chorus 3. SHIRLEY BROCK - G. A. C. 1 2 3; Intramurals 12 3; Homemaking 2. JAMES BROWN - Intramurals 12 3. FLORAJEAN BUGBEE - Commerce Club 1; Jr. Prom Court 3. BRAD COLE - Dramatics Club 12 3; Chorus 1 2 3 4; Band 1 23 4; Sectional All State 1 2 3 4; All County 12 4; Ass't. Manager of Football 2; Ass't. Manager of Basketball 3; Newspaper 12 3; Commerce Club 3 4; Photography Club 3; Business Manager of Vagabond 4. ROGER CORBETT - Newspaper 4; Band 1 2 3 4; Chorus 4; Baseball 2. DAVID CORNELL - Monitor Squad 1; Agriculture 1; Industrial Arts 2 3. RICHARD DANFORTH - Newspaper 1. PATRICIA GRISWOLD - Student Council 1 2; Band 1 2 3 4; Chorus 1 2 4; All County 1 4; All State 2 3 4; Newspaper 2; Library Club 2 3 4; Dramatics Club 3; P. A. Squad 4; Monitor Squad 2; Class Pres. 2; Co-Chairman Prom Comm. 3; Class Treas. 4; Cheerleading 4; Honor Society 3 4; Co-Editor of Vagabond; Prom Court 3; Winter Ball Court 4. RICHARD HAWKS ANN MARIE HAYES - May Dance Court 3; Winter Ball Court 3 4; Queen Junior Prom 3; Dramatics Club 1 2 3; G. A. C. 2 3 4; Commerce Club 2; School Paper 1 2; World Citizenship Club 2; Cheer- leading 2 3 4; Secretary 3; Vice President 4; Prom Committee 3. MARILYNN HILL - School Paper 1 2; Band 1 2 3 4; Chorus 1 2 3 4; World Citizenship Club 2; G. A. C. 2 3. DONALD HILLMAN - Baseball 2 3. ROYAL C. HOWARD - Dramatics Club 2 3. JUDY LEE JAPSON - Commerce Club 3 4; Library Club 3; Dramatics Club 12 3; Yearbook Staff 4; G. A. C. 1 2 3 4; Intramurals 12 3; Student Council 2; Prom Committee 3; Vice President of Class 1 2; Class Executive Committee 4. GEORGE JORDAN -F. F. A. 1 2 3 4; Sentinel in F. F. A. 1 2; F. F. A. Vice President 3; President 4. IRERE JORDAN - Band 1 2 3 4; Chorus 1 2 4; Homemaking 1 23 4. JOHN KASAVICHA - Football 2 3; Basketball 2 3. CHARLENE KRETZMER - Band 1 2 3 4; Chorus 1 2 3 4; Dramatics Club 1; School Paper 1 2; Yearbook Staff 4; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Jr. Prom Court 3; French Club 4; Winter Ball Committee 4; All County 1. NANCY LAPAN - Commerce Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4. RONALD L1PORACE - Chess Club 4. • • • •!• • . • • • • • v • • « • • • • • • • ,...... , •••• •....... • • • • • •..«• • • • • • • • •' • • • � « • • •� .. •V • • ,•• • • • •• « V. EDWARD LOOMIS - Class Pres. 4; Class Treas. 1; National Honor Society 3 4; Student Council 3 4; Band 1 2 3 4; All State Sectionals 3 4; All County 124; Yearbook Staff 4; Chess Club 4; Dramatics 3; Photography Club 12 3; Photography Club Vice Pres. 3; Hilltop Whispers 3; Baseball 3 4; Monitor Squad 3; Jr. Prom Comm. 3; Jr. Class Ring Comm. BRENDA McCART - Commerce Club 3 4; G. A. C. 1 2 3 4; Library Club 2 3 4. THOMAS McGUIRE - Basketball 2; BasebaU 3 4. JOHN McMAHON - Basketball 2 3. ANTHONY McSHANE - Football 1 2 3 4; Basketball 2 3 4; Chorus 4; Prom Comm. 3; Winter Ball Comm. 4; Executive Comm. 4; Captain Football Team 4; Ping Pong Club 3; Gridiron Club 4; Intramuralj 12 3; Chess Club 4; Baseball Manager 3 4. ,••••.« •• GENE MADIGAN - Baseball 1 2 3 4; Basketball 1 23 4; Football 3 4; Chorus 4; Gridiron Club 4; Co- Captain Football Team 4; Intramurals 4. SANDRA MARSHALL - Homemaking 1; Library Club 2 3 4; G. A. C. 2 3 4; Chorus 3 4; Ring Comm. 3; Prom Comm. 4; Executive Comm. 4. SUSAN MARSHALL - Library Club 2 3 4; Chorus 3 4; G. A. C. 2 3; Homemaking 13 4; Library Club • • . ' Pres. 4; Prom Comm. 3. ■ • • • •• CHARLES MAYER - Football 4. VAN MILES - Basketball 1 2 3 4; Football 1 23 4; Baseball 1; World Citizenship Club 1; Student Council 1; Monitor Squad 1; Class Pres. 3; All County 12 3; All State 3; Prom Comm. 3; Gridiron Club 1 ..••• • . . ....... V ...... 4; Chairman of Magazine Sale 4; P. T. A. Student Panel 2 3. LOIS MILLIMAN - Commerce Club AUDREY MOON - Spanish Club 1; Chorus 4. rose MARIE NILES - School Paper 1 2; G. A. C. 2 3; Chorus 3; Library Club 2 3 4; French Club 4; Stu- dent Council 4; Commerce Club 4; Prom Committee 3; Class Executive 4. •••• PA MEL IA NIEGODA - Library Club 1 2 3 4; Chorus 1. {.V; ’JOANNE PALMATEER - Chorus 12 4; Commerce Club 3 4; G. A. C. 4. •• • • •••• • • • • 1 • • • LINDA PANDELL - Commerce Club 3 4; G. A. C. 3; Homemaking 12 3. • • • • • • ' • • • • • • • • •• • . • • • • • ••••• •••• •• •• • • • •%� . X.V« UNDA PIRITZ - Band 1 2 3 4; Chorus 4; Sectional All State 4; Student Council 1 2; Commerce Club 3; Library Club 3 4; G. A. C. 2 3 4; Class Sec. 1 2; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Class Executive 4; Winter Ball Court 4. • ••. BARBARA PYTKO - Band 1 2 3 4; Chorus 1 23 4; School Paper 1 2; Dramatics Club 1 2 3; An Editor of School Paper 1 2; Winter Ball Committee 4; Executive Committee 4; An Editor of Yearbook 4; Co-Chairman Prom Committee 3. FAITH REILLY - Commerce Club 1; G. A. C. 2; Library Club 2 3; Dramatics Club 3; Jr. Prom Committee 3; School Paper 1; Student Council 2 3; Chorus 3; Library Club Treas. 3; Class Treas. 3. GENE ROBERSON - Student Council 1; School Paper 1; Football 1 2 3 4; Basketball 1 23 4; Baseball 1; Class President 1; King Mardi Gras 4. PATRICIA SHEFFER - Commerce Club 12 4; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Library Club 2 3; G. A. C. 2; Dramatics Club 3. • • • , • • • • • « •• � ••••« • • • •«• , • • •, • •• •• • • ••••••• . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• V • • • • • • •' • •• • • • • • •; • • • • • • • • • ••• •• • •« • • • • • •. • . •••••••• .• ••• •. Audrey Nancy Pauline Linda Sandra and Susan Pam Eddie Linda Shirley Donna Dave Florajean Irene B- L Marylynn Jane Rose RICHARD STAM MER - Football 1 2 3; Band 1 2; Baseball 1 2; School Paper 12 4; Commerce Club 4; Monitor Squad 1 2; Yearbook Staff 4; Intramurals 12 3. DAVID SWEET - Band 2 3 4; Sectional All State 4; Dramatics Club 3; Jr. Prom Committee 3. JANET THOMPSON - Student Council 4; G. A. C. 1 2 3 4; Commerce 2 3 4; Executive Committee 4; Library Club 2 3; School Paper 2; Pres. Student Council 4: Commerce Club Pres. 4; G. A. C. Pres. 4; Sec. 3; Ring Committee 3; Jr. Prom Court 3; Jr. Prom Committee 3; May Dance Court 3; Winter Ball Court 3 4. JANE TILLEY - School Paper 2; Spanish Club 1; World Citizenship Club 2; Executive Committee 4. MAUREEN UNAVITCH - G. A. C. 2 3 4; Library Club 2 3 4; Chorus 2 3; Commerce Club 1 2 3 4; Dramatics Club 12 3; Homemaking 1 4; World Citizenship Club 2; School Paper 1 2; Scroll Typist 4; Business Manager of Yearbook 4; Intramurals 12 3; Library Club Vice Pres. 3; Sec. - Treas. Commerce Club 3 4; Prom Committee 3; Executive Committee 4. MORRIS WHEELER - Baseball 1 2 3 4; Basketball 1 23 4; Football 3; Football Manager 4; School Paper 1; Ping Pong Club 3; Band 1; Mardi Gras Court 4. DONNA WHITE - Commerce Club 1 2 3 4; Chorus 4; G. A. C. 3; School Paper 1 2. WILUAM WHITE - Dramatics Club 3. FRED WHITTET - Baseball 1 2 3 4; Basketball 2 3 4; Band 1 23 4; Chorus 1 23 4; Sectional All State 3 4; All County 1 2 3 4; School Paper 1; Prom Committee 3; Football 3; Mardi Gras Court 4; Intramural Basketball 1; Yearbook Staff 4; Ring Committee 3. We Arrived at State Capital Met Senator Berkowitz Senior Trip Toured Building Inspected Million Dollar Staircase The Kiwanis Club sponsored a trip for the Seniors of Hoosick Falls Central and St. Mary's Academy to Albany to see the State Legislature in session. All the students greatly enjoyed the trip and appreciate the efforts of the Kiwanis Club in making it possible. Page 64 advertising The Heartland TUITION PLAN ... The low cost loan service helps parent or relative meet the cost of college or school expenses out of regular income during the school gear. Stop in or write for gour application. HOOSICK FALLS OFFICE Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 30 Offices Serving Northeastern New York B. L. Powell General Store Pownal Vt. Good Luck from Drysdale's Dept. Store Bennington Vt. Compliments Ogilvies Home Auto Supply of 29 Church St. Paul Fink Philco T. V. Washers Phone 1279 PAFCO Authorized Philco Dealer Hoosick Falls N. Y. Best wishes to the Class of '60 THE WOOD FLONG CORPORATION Hoosick Falls, New York Best Wishes Seniors! THE PEOPLES GAS AND OIL COMPANY Elm Street Hoosick Falls, N. Y. Phone: Hoosick Falls 165 GIFTS Bakers Gift Shop Compliments of DR. HARRY P. HARRISON New York Compliments of H. V. Hewitt's and Sons Builders Supplies Petersburg, N. Y. Phone 5288 f ' QUALM marnj Best Wishes from Wyman's Store to Class of '60 Compliments of Reynolds Tool and Dye North Hoosick N. Y. Page 68 Compliments of Compliments DELUREY FARM EQUIPMENT International Harvester Dealer Phil Lanoue's Barber Shop Phone: 434 North Hoosick New York Compliments of Don's Book, Record and Camera Shop GOOD FOOD you cucutt... Best Wishes From VISIT The Sweet Shoppe Church Street Hoosick Falls, N. Y. umbiiK) Heating Compliments of M. D. Kincaid Flomatic Division WHITE FLOMATIC CORPORATION Hoosick Falls, New York Page 69 DAVID C. KESSLER TRI STATE WATER SERVICE R.O. 2. HOOSICK FALLS. N.Y. Well Drilling Pump Sales and Service Phone 103 M 2 Compliments of The Dodge Dart Seneca, Pioneer, Phoenix The Luxury Dodge Matador - Polara Power Giant Dodge Trucks The Owl Garage Wirmusky Bros. Co., Inc. Phone 43 Compliments of SPECIALTY INSULATION MANUFACTURING COMPANY Custom Molders of Plastics Hoosick Falls New York Page 70 Compliments of The Lore Joy Chaplet Corporation Hoosick Falls, N. Y. Doyle's Service Station Prompt and Friendly Service Joseph Buckley and Sons SOL'S SERVICE STATION Service when Needed River Street Hoosick Falls New York Blue Coal - Reading Anthracite Atlantic Fuel Oils - Oil Burners 55 Elm St. Phone 415 Established 1872 Page 71 Compliments of THE NOBLE WOOD MACHINE CO. PAPER MILL MACHINERY HOOSICK. FALLS. N. Y. Patrons Sternburgs Store The Town Shop Classic Service Y-T Restaurant The Top Hat Tate's Dinner Ray Cuddihy Gardner's Garage The Pink Rose Eat-a-Way King Brothers — Cambridge Plumb Inc. Experts with Eyeglasses Corner of Main and Classic bMMCEO FEEDS Compliments of Mosley Community Service Buskirk, N. Y. Page 72 FALLS JouMfcusn Compliments of Scotty's Canteen 31 Church St. Hoosick Falls, N. Y. HARDWARE SUPPLY COMPANY Compliments of Nancy Shoe Company Hoosick Falls, New York |S - ' QWAllTy mm Compliments of MURPHY'S STORE River Street Hoosick Falls, New York Page 73 Compliments of M. Lurie Company Hoosick Falls, N. Y. Scotts General Store High Street Hoosick Falls, New York The Firestone Store Anything to Suite Your Needs Hoosick Falls, N. Y. Best Wishes From PAIlWM imd DEC0R47W6 Bradley Paint Store Hoosick Falls, N. Y. McLucos' Texaco Station North Hoosick, N. Y. ,«01 SERVICE ! c.Ve Best of Good Luck To All The Members of the Class of 60 from Harrison Vending System Inc. Hoosick Falls N. Y. Page 74 PORTRAITS OF DISTINCTION Photography Supplies 15 John St. Phone 965 Best of Luck From BAKER'S NURSERY West Hoosick New York Ludm hi FASHIONS The Charm Shop Church St. Hoosick Falls, N. Y. The Barbers Union Hoosick Falls, N. Y. Compliments of DR. DAVID A. BERLANT Optometrist Tel. 854 Hoosick Falls, New York tempting Compliments of Ann's Bake Shop Corner of Church and Elm Streets Hoosick Falls, N. Y. Page 75 Compliments of L S LUMBER COMPANY River Road, Hoosick Falls Phone: Hoosick Falls 835 E. F. Loomis Electrician Hoosick Falls New York Walter E. Robson Inc. Hoosick Falls-----New York Ladies Auxiliary B. P. 0. E. Elks Best Wishes to the Class of '60 Haynes Bros., Inc. Ford and Mercury Sales and Service Phone: 183 129 Church Street Hoosick Falls, New York New and Page 76 Compliments of The Albany Felt Division Hoosick Falls, New York FLOWERS — George Scott The Florist Phone 189 Canforth St. Wilder Ave. Hoosick Falls Page 77 PRODUCIS Rosendahl Guernsey Farms Registered Guernseys Grade - A Pasteurized Milk J. E. Calhoun Sons Public Market Phone 121 - M Hoosick Falls, N. Y. MEATS Choice Cut Low Prices Ben Leo Albowicz 42 Mechanic St. Phone 115 Hoosick Falls ,■ '“FOPS' Congratulations Seniors From HAYDEN'S RESTAURANT Hoosick Falls, New York Best Wishes from Batza's Service Station Cor. Church and Elm Hoosick Falls, New York Page 78 Best of Luck from H. P. Hood Sons Dairy Experts Farm Supplies Fonzie's Grocery 22 Classic St. Groceries - Fruit - Meats Phone 717-------- Free Delivery RUDITIS GOOD LUCK SENIORS Hoosick Falls Undergarment Corporation Page 79 Hoosick Falls, N. Y. Good Luck Class of'60 Philip Martinez M. D. BENNETT SISSON HOLMAN MANUFACTURING CO., INC. Custom Molders of Thermo- plastic and Thermo-Setting Materials A. R. Tinnerholm, President Tel. 876-877 Hoosick Falls New York Compliments of BRANDI'S SHOE STORE Church Street Hoosick Falls New York Compliments of Bob's Garage Compliments of John S. Davison William H. Ivimey Attorneys-at-Law Hoosick Falls, N. Y. QotupWit cwLyoufl oi, Shapiros Dept. Store Church St. Hoosick Falls, N. Y. GOOD FOOD UUZKt ... VISIT HOOSAC LUNCHONETTE Page 80 Hoosick Falls, New York George S. McKearin Inc. Best Wishes from Feed, Seed, and Fertilizer Custom (grinding Ph. Hoosick Falls 566-MI White Creek, N. Y. Sher-Mor Dairy Phone 145 Hoosick Falls, N. Y. Fairbanks Express Main Terminal Fast Moving Reasonable Sherman Herrington owner Pasteurized Milk Cream Johnson Hill Rd. Hoosick Falls Phone: 571 0 o l y's ko ul-to-fit at Karl-Lee Everything From Baby to Grandma Hoosick Falls, New York John F. Cahill Rates All Kinds of Freight Hoosick Falls N. Y. Insurance and Page 81 Real Estate fr iti r - suiiNO ■ ' Veterans' Memorial Dancing every Friday Night 1� 9:00 P. M. -1:00 A.M. W° Petersburg, N. Y. We specialize in John Deere Equipment GOODWIN FARM EQUIPMENT Pownal, Vermont Compliments from the Good Luck To The Class of '60 Y STORE Taconic Trail Inn North Petersburg at Petersburg Prop. Thurman Burdick Compliments of Thomas M. Barber A mWere in our PRIME jTwith prime meats VL R Market JY Mechanic St. Hoosick Falls, N. Y. GOOD LUCK Thorpe's Prescription Funeral Service Petersburg, N. Y. Page 82 Autographs Page 83 Autographs Th• Progfn Woy to Bottor Yrorbookt PROGRESS PUBLISHERS, INC. . ALBANY, N Y. 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