Hudson Falls High School - Hermes Yearbook (Hudson Falls, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1954 volume:

HUDSON FALLS CENTRAL SCHOOL HUDSON FALLS, NEW YORK VOLUME THIRTY-EIGHT MYERS CO rBock in the fall of '51, we be|jvi our high school careers- abounding in pleasures, work, anc iencLhips, Since then, we have engaged in many and varied activities ranging from the study of simple mathematics to the more complicated phases of the higher courses and from fund-raising projects to the much- awaited-for Senior outing, . Yes, our high school years were rich ones, and in thisyear- book we desire to make them memorable ones. From the pages of our scorebook record, we have taken the most eventful and cherished of our experiences to reveal to HERME Spreaders, WHAT'S THE SCORE FOR '54. • mF ''1- We sincerely hope that the reader receivesas much enjoy- ment from this book as we have gained in DresenlAtiaiUo him. Nellie Havens Editor-in-Chief HIE DEDICATE . . .our 1954 HERMES to Mr. Leonard Am low, who came to Hudson Fa I Is as a commerce teacher the same year that we entered high school here. We have known him as our teacher, our Sophomore Class advisor, and our HERMES business staff advisor as well asone of our good friends. Thanks to his unending work with the business staff, our yearbook was kept in excellent running order. This June, Mr. Amlaw is leaving our school system to teach in the Guilderland Cen- tral School. We shall miss having himin town with usand genuinely hope that this volume will help him to remember with pleasure his days here at Hudson Falls Central School. TAB It c DMir?'sTliATI0'? qNT€NT5 Page 6 Curriculum Sports 15 J CT l V I TICS 35 UrjDtRCLASSKAtq 53 St� ?lOR.$ 6 1 Pat oi s St MtVJTS 8Z 85 85 TOUCHDOWIl! flDIHiniSIfiflTOflS... cu- � ' r„ of ‘7 lM «f 1 of -oc .„� . � - “ •ni. l , _ to you r oof r,aV sct'°° «t « • -� m tM T r • “- ' «oc —---- w- OUR BOARD OF EDUCATION: SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dana M. King, Superintendent of Schools; Bertram J. Dube, Clerk; L. Ray Lewis, President; Margaret M. Murphy, Vice- President. STANDING: J. Walter Juckett, Ezra R. Dickinson, Howard H. Griffin, John L. Vaughn, Sylvester C. Sullivan, William S. Henry. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Robert J. Demp- sey. We honor Mr. L. Ray Lewis for his twenty-five years of continuous service on our Board of Education. Mr. Lewis was first appointed to fill a vacancy in 1929 and, later in the same year, was elected to the position. For fifteen years, he has very capably served as president of the Board. During the past twenty-five years, enrollment in our public schools has almost doubled. With the excellent cooperation of Mr. Lewis and Mr. King, the Board has formulated plans to meet the growing need for additional schools. ...CARRIED THE BALL... Our Superintendent Mr. DanaM. King came to Hud- son Falls in 1931 as Principal of our high school and in 1938 advanced to the position of Superintendent of Schools. During his administration in the Hudson Fa I Is Schools, the enrollment has grown from 990 to 1836. Since this greatly increased enrollment made the present buildings com- pletely inadequate, Mr. King and the Board of Education brought about the centralization of seventeen school districts and completed plans for ad- equate bui Idings. Mr. King, our superintendent, and his secretary, Mrs. Valley, look over the blueprint plan of the new school. Our Principal Two, four, six, eight, whom do we appreciate? Mr. Dearlove, our principal. He was a friend with whom we could talk over school problems at any time. He was never too busy to take a moment to get to the source of our problems and to lighten their seemingly insolvability with an un- derstanding word or suggestion. Now we realize how fortunate we were to have had Mr. Dearlove for our prin- cipal . MR. LEONARD AM LAW, B.S. Commerce HERMES Business Advisor MISS MILDRED H. BAKER, M. ED. Latin, Elementary Algebra Latin Club Sponsor, Junior Class Advisor MRS. VELMA H. BLOOMER, A.B., B.L.S. Librarian Library Staff Sponsor MR. HOWARD G. BOGART, M. A. Social Studies Student Forum Sponsor, Junior Class Advisor MRS. LOUISE C. CHARTIER, B.S. Commerce Student Activities' Treasurer MR. ROBERT L. CONNOR, B. S. Music Vocal Director MISS MARY COX Dental Hygienist MISS MAE M. DOLAN, M.A. English HERMES Advisor MISS GERTRUDE M. DRISCOLL, R.N., B.S., S.N.T. School Nurse MISS LUCY A DWYER, B. S. Physical Education Girls’ Hi-Y Sponsor WITH fflCULTy ■ ■ a MR. JOHN FONTAINE Machine Shop Practice MR. HARRY E. GROSS, M.A. English GREEN ECHO Advisor, Scholarship Club Advisor MR. ELMER HEIDORF, B. S. Physical Education Football, Baseball, Junior Varsity Basketball Coach MISS MARY T. HOGAN, A. B. Art MR. PAUL H. HOWE, M.A. Mathematics Math Club Advisor, GREEN ECHO Business Advisor, Sophomore Class Advisor MR. BERNARD LABOURR, M. S. Chemistry, Guidance Science Club Sponsor, Student Council Advisor MR. WAYNE B. LA POINT, M.A. Industrial Arts, Drivers’ Training Boys' Hi-Y Sponsor, Ceramics Club Advisor DR. C. V. LATIMER, JR., A.B., M.D. School Physician MR. ANTHONY A. LUCIANO, M. ED. Physical Education Varsity Basketball, Track, Assistant Football Coach MISS HELEN N. MAYO, M.A. Spanish, French Spanish Club Sponsor, French Club Sponsor inTERfEREIlCL. MR. NICHOLAS F. MORANO, B.S. Music Orchestra Director MR. WALTER A. NINESLING, M. A. Director of Music Band Director MRS. JULIA I. H. NORTON Social Studies Senior Class Advisor MRS. ELEANOR ROBERTS, B.A., M.F.A. English, Dramatics, Public Speaking, Dramatics Club Advisor MISS LOIS L. PRESCOTT, M. A. Mathematics, Health School Publicity Assistant, HERMES Assistant MRS. ARLESTA W. SMITH, B.S. Home Economics MR. EDWARD A. REYNOLDS, M.S. Science Photography Club Sponsor MRS. CHARLOTTE M. STOREY, M.S. Guidance Counselor, American History, Student Council Advisor MR. JOSEPH L. TETI, M. A. Commercial MISS JANE WASHBURN, M.S. Pep Club Sponsor, Sewing Club Sponsor Knitting Club Sponsor MR. CECIL E. WEST Industrial Arts score-nan HUDSon eolls ceotool school HIE SCORED fl flELD GOAL By... Our students enter this little of- fice, often wearing bewildered expressions on their faces, but emerge with that smile of satis- faction and confidence revealed here on the faces of Pat and En- nio. Room 7, better known as the Guidance Office, has two ex- cellent counselors, who under- standing ly meet the problems of our boysand girls with most help- ful suggestions for their present and future welfare. Alice makesplans for her future. Mrs. Storey callsher attention to certain requirements needed for the college of her choice and helps Alice to plan her senior program accordingly. David is a step further than Alice. Having decided upon his future early in high school, he seeks help now from Mr. Labourr as he completes his application form. 12 ...EXPLomne our heritage... Six of our future citizens lis- ten attentively os Mr. Bogart describes the set-up of city government. In our American History Classes, we also learn- ed today what our forefathers did yesterday. Around and around the globe we go. Where to stop, Mrs. Norton knows. World History takes us all the way from Ancient Babylonia topresentday issues. 13 ...OUR LHU6UREE ROD ITS USES... The card catalogue is just one of the many sources of information that we find in our library. With Mrs. Bloomer's help, our library assignments be- came easier. Pleasure as well as work was ours as we perused the reading shelves. Miss Dolan, our English III teacher, aids a few of the fellows in finding information. It looks as if Bob and Don want to find the origin of a quo- tation. One project in English III is to study the uses of library reference books. Is that a banner headline, students? queries Mr. Gross. In English, in addition to studying newspapers and writing compositions, we stabbed Julius Caesar, beheaded Macbeth, and guillotined Sydney Carton. We learned that English class can be fun. ..fXPRfSSine OURSELVES CRERTIVELy... Miss Hogan can tell us that there's more to art than meets the eye. Our students learn to use the various mediums of art, such as water colors, colored pencils, poster paints, and colored chalk. They express themselves in landscape drawings, water scenes, still life sketches, flower arrangements, and even in self-portraits. “You must pretend to enter from this direction, advises Mrs. Roberts. In Drama Class, we learned the technique of the theater world . Mrs. Roberts al- so teaches radio, public speak- ing and sophomore English. 15 PROOF. ...fXPERIIDFOTKlG DUD flODIflO We draw circles, construct radii, solve for x and y , and find areas of different objects. Very often do the after school hours find us returning to Room 6 to get extra help from Mr. Howe, who teaches algebra, plane geometry, trigonometry, and solid geometry. Don't squint and you'll be able to see it better, admonished Mr. Reynolds in biology class. We dissected worms, frogs, and fish, studied anatomy and botany. Mr. Reynolds also teaches physics and general science. Here we see how to test a com- pound foraluminum. Ifitwerein color, we could see a pretty blue where there was once aluminum oxide. In chemistry, we learn the elements, their character- istics and reactions with each other. Mr. Labourr teaches two chemistry classes and is also our guidance teacher. 16 SMC STUDIED THE ROtMCE KUISUAGES... M-M-MI Buenos! are the re- marks our photographer hears when he catches Spanish Class tasting tortillas and guacamole prepared by Miss Mayo. Forus, Latin is not the dead language it is claimed to be. Miss Baker enlivens the language with flash cards, maps, prep- position games, and film strips. 17 S0(I1( CHOSf... OUR BAND: FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. L. Winslow, E. Vaughn, S. Werner, C. Bailey, L. Marshall, E. Gaulin, J. Weiss, N. Ingalsbe, B. Grow, J. Cruden. SECOND ROW: H. Bokenkroger. R. Carota, P. Fraser, S. Domino. THIRD ROW: S. Stewart, M. Higgins, W. Wheeler, S. Juckett, H. Barney, P. Bartholomew, E. Ninesling, J. Putnam, M. Wheeler, N. Whiting, R. Partington, B. Wells, J. McCann, S. Bruso, R. Marshall, D. Brownlee, H. Weaver. FOURTH ROW: S. McCall, M. Frank, J. Manley, J. Statt, K. DuPrey, S. McGann, A. Putnam, F. Viehmann, E.Burke, R. Driscoll. D. Marshall, P. Wyman, G. Servis, W. Finger, D. Tripp, G. Harvey, W. FitzSimons. BACK ROW: K. Huot, M. Weller, B. Love, G. Stockman, L. Lee, L. Allen, W. Harris, R. Goodro, D. Farkas, M. McLaughlin, T. Carlisle, R. Herzog, C. Wilson, B. Bentley, M. Yattaw, S. Infield. All our band instruments breezed along melodiously under Prof Ninesling's masterful wand. The fine performances of our band earned it state-wide recog- nition and high honors at competition. At our band concert, we brought to life the musical scores of se- lections such as Nordic Symphony, Egmont Over- ture, and Newsreel Suite. Our musical talent gained varied experiences in another department of music — orchestra. We scored at our performances with Jamaican Rhumba, Em- peror Waltz, and Bacchanal. We owe our accom- plishments to the efforts and fine leadership of Mr. Mora no. Our music department gained a new choir direc- tor-a man with a heart full of music - Mr. Robert Connor. His keen wit and amiable manner won the admiration of his students and audience alike. The Christmas Assembly with O Holy Night and our concert with Open Our Eves, My Lord, What a Morning, and Music nighlighted our singing year. OUR MAJORETTES: LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Yattaw, K. Huot, M. Weller, B. Love, B. Bentley, S. Infield. OUR ORCHESTRA: FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. McLaughlin, D. Farkas, S. Kennedy. R. Herzog. C. Wilson. C. Purdy, J. Constantineau. SECOND ROW: P. Wyman, J. Armstrong, H. Canterbury, S. Blossom. THIRD ROW: L. Allen, M. Wood ell, S. Bruso, E. Gaulin, H. Bokenkroger, E. Vaughn, M. L. Winslow, B. Grow, W. Ingalsbe, J. Cruden, L. Marshall, E. Putnam, L. Jones, C. Havens. BACK ROW: R. Goodro, S. Werner, F. Viehmann, E. Burke, D. Marshall, W. Finger, G. Harvey, W. Fitz- Simons, E. Ninesling, P. Bartholomew, J. Putnam, M. Wheeler. OUR CHOIR: FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: H. Bokenkroger, S. O'Neil, K. Clough, M. Belden, T. DelSole, A. Maraviglio, J. Pingrey, M. Wescott, M. O’Neil, N. Garling. SECOND ROW: M. J. Bolton, S. Poulos, J. Brownlee, C. LaFarr, G. Lom- bardo, L. Allen, L. Marshall, P. Brunnelle, J. Graziano, J. Flannigan, P. Wyman, S. Boiley. THIRD ROW: E. Gaulin, M.L. Winslow, D. Farkas, C. Mead, E. Oddey, C. Purdy, J. Eldridge, B. Cotrell, S. Eagle, B. Dickinson, K. Vamvalis, J. Nicolai, D. Corlew. FOURTH ROW: P. DcMers, E. Wilbur, A. Putnam, H. West, D. Place, J. Passineau, W. FitzSimons, A. Stone, R. Ball, E. Burke, E. Mix, S. Gerusky, J. Cruden. BACK ROW: T. Bovce, R. Blinn, T. Turner, D. Marshall, D. Freeborn, P. Bartholomew, R. LaFountain, C. Wilson, G. Anderson, S. Werner, D. Pingrey. In Home Economics II, we become all round homemakers - and like it as the expressions on these girls' faces testify. Miss Jane Washburn teaches us to sew, helps us to plan and dec- orate our future homes, and makes us aware of the different periods of furniture. OTHfflS USED DMfSTIC UUfltl... Now, girls, you must be very careful of the baby's head when bathing him, instructs Mrs. Smith, our Home Economics teacher. In Home Economics III, we study child care and learn advanced sewing and cook- ing. 20 .10 IMMITMII HEALTH STHADAfiDS. Open wide, now, advises Miss Cox, our dental hygienist. We do, and, as a result, we return to class with bright and shining teeth. The above isanother of our student health measures. Because of the absence of a cadaver and the presence of anti-vivisection laws, we of Health Class dissect Mr. Not-AII-Here to better understand the human anatomy. Miss Prescott teaches us how sickness attacks the body and how we may immunize our systems against disease. We know physicals are here again when the girls squeal, I've grown another inch and gained five more pounds. Dr. Latimer and Miss Driscoll point out our physical weaknesses and suggest remedies. 21 UJHILf Business fifUIKED Business courses are not limited to girls only as the presence of Marvin in Bookkeeping II class indicates. With Mrs. Charter's help, we learn to balance ac- counts and become expert book- keepers . Everyone seems very engrossed in his tabula- tion - we 11, a I most everyone, except Monica. Mr. Am law is a very busy man. Along with typewriting, he teaches salesmanship and business management. Mr. Titi dictates a letter to his secretaries. These students receive special business training in the rapidly growing advanced secretarial class. This course includes shorthand, filing, advanced typewriting. Business English, the use of office machines, and the study of correct business procedure. 22 ■ I SfCRfTHRIfS ■ i ■ 23 Sarah Smith operates the electric calculator. I ■ ■ with oufi Boys mflnuflL arts scored. Do notdisturb, machinists at work. Here are some of our fellows in the process of making a hack saw. These boys gain unbeliev- able experience in making many different parts of machinery - and using the machines - drill presses, table saws, lathes, and forges. Mr. Fontaine's boys establisha fine reputation in local industry. In carpentry class, we in- dulge in making articles for household use. With Mr. West's helpful sug- gestions, we became ex- pert craftsmen. Here we see Don and Joe finishing the top for a cedar chest while Dave, over to the right, makes the backing for a wardrobe. 24 +WHE vy VISITORS FOOT BALL BASKtTBALL BASF.BALL - • I ■ DOlUn THE flELD imi i, m OUR FOOTBALL SQUAD: FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. O'Donnell, D. Leombruno, R. Stickney, J. O'Brien, L. Whalen, B. Hart, W. Cronin, Co-captain; S. Singer, Co-captain; R. Carota, R. Driscoll, J. Murphy, R. Bel- den, R. LaFountain. SECOND ROW: R. Carota, J. Nay- lor, T. Kirkpatrick, R. Bailey, D. Fountaine, E. Eagle, W. Ringer, R. Macey, J. Powhaida, P. Catone, P. Le- brum, D. Chadwick, T. Powhaida, J. Blanchard, D.Pin- grey. THIRD ROW: M. Dunn, G. Hagan, W. Bump, J. LaFay, T. Turner, D. Seeley, T. Breeyear, T. Reynolds, W. Corrigan, W. Infield, J. Yattaw. BACK ROW: L. Cotrell, D. Marshall, F. Dwyer, D. Place, Manager; Coach T. Luciano, Coach E. Heidorf. FANS: G. Van- Aernum, W. Butterfield, R. VanAernum. Although our Green Wave grid had one of the fastest oackfieIds in the Northern Conference we wound up with a 4 and 3 record for the year. In our own Northern Conference, we won three games as against two defeats, placing third in tne league standings behind G lens rails and Fort Edward. All in all, it was a better than average year, for our Wave made a fine showing in all their games. Many say we lost to Glens Falls because of an early injury to our quarterback Joe Murphy. The highlight of our season was the complete defeat of our rival. Fort Edward, in a 19-0 victory. We placed five seniors on the All-Confer- ence team. These were: Dick LaFountain, Dick Belden, Dick Carota, Stan Singer, and 26 Bill Cronin. FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD Hudson Falls 20.........................Port Henry O Hudson Falls 12..........................Mechanicville 13 •Hudson Falls 37........................St. Mary's 26 •Hudson Falls 14........................Glens Falls 26 •Hudson Falls 13........................Whitehall 26 •Hudson Falls 20........................Granville 6 •Hudson Falls 19........................Fort Edward 0 Conference Game FOR RnOTHER TOUCHDOWN... i WMvr Hold that line. Boys I Good defense, H. F. Shall we waltz again? OUR FIRST STRING LINE-UP: LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Stickney, Right End; L. Whalen, Right Tackle; B. Hart, Right Guard; W. Cronin, Center; S. Sing- er, Left Guard; R. Carota, Left Tackle; R. Driscoll, Left End; J. Murphy, Quarterback; R. La Fountain, Right Half Back; D. Leombruno, Full Back; R. Belden, Left Half Back. Cronin blocks for La Fountain in Whitehall game. ■ yp THE COURT... OUR JAYVEE'S KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Bailey, E. Turner. D. Seeley, P. Le Brun, G. Hagan. E. Eagle. STANDING: Coach E. Heidorf, S. Vamvalis, R. Carota, W. Adams, F. Potts, B. O'Donnell, S. Werner, R. Loh- BELOW: Coach Heidorf, Varsity Captain W. Cro- nin; Coach Luciano, J. V. Captain B. O’Donnell OUR VARSITY: LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach A. Luciano. J. Naylor, A. Stone, D. Pingrey, R. Stickney, O. Winch, T. Kirkpatrick, A. Cronin, L. Whalen, J. Murphy, M. Mondoux. mgmam fOfl A BASKET... Careful, Bob, don't let the Whitehall posse surround youl What is this, basketball or soccer? There are good basketball seasons, and there are bad ones. This unfortunately was a poor one. Our one satisfaction was that we did not wind up at the bottom of the Northern Conference. We were spared that fate by Granville whom we luckily beat twice. We started the year poorly and were hampered by the loss of Joe Murphy due to illness. Our team played in spurts of good showings and poor showings, but the final crushing blow was the loss of Bill Cronin for the rest of the season because of an ankle injury. Our record for the year was six wins for twelve losses, but no matter how poor our record is we all echoed the same slogan, Wait 'til next year. H.F. BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD . . .OPPONENT. . . OPP. 3 . . . . Glens Falls. 64 57 . . . . Granville . 49 31 . . . . Whitehall . 53 35 . . . .Fort Edward 49 56 . . . . St. Mary's. 60 39 . . . . Glens Falls. 56 56 . . . . Granville . 5i 60 .... Whitehall . 64 52 . . . . Fort Edward 94 49 . . . . St. Mary’s. 54 Won - 6 Lost - 12 ...in SPORTS DICK CAROTA Football; Track DICK BELDEN Football; Track BARNEY HART Football DICK DRISCOLL Football; Track lilt EXCELLED. STAN SINGER Baseball; Basketball; Football; Track MARV MONDOUX Baseball; Basketball; Track OLLIE WINCH Track; Basketball; Football BOB ST1CKNEY Basketball; Baseball WITH HOIMBS... OUR BASEBALL TEAM: SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Simione. L. Whalen, B. O’Donnell, W. Pratt, L Dunn. M. Mondoux, E. Spellburg. SECOND ROW: J. Murphy, E. Jones, R. Carota, J. Yattaw, W. Corrigan, G. Benson. BACK ROW: S. Werner and M. LeVarn, Managers; D. Seeley, Coach Elmer Heidorf. The Hudson Falls High School baseball team did quite well this year, ending the season with a 6-4 standing. Under the guidance and direction of Coach Elmer Heidorf, our team was supplied with a good defensive infield, and although our hitting was not very strong, we won many of the games thanks to our excellent pitching staff. Most of the pitching honors went to Barry (Lefty) O'Donnell, when he pitched for five out of ten games. The other five were split between Earl Spellburg and Leon Dunn. Highest hitter for the year was Mike Simione. The year started out with a twogame winning streak, followed by one loss. We pretty much followed the same pattern the rest of the year, being defeated by Glens Falls and Fort Edward, in both games. We can safely say, that we had a fairly successful year. It’s a close onel Do you think Mike made it? Did you hit a homer, Marv? ■ ■■■■ .... ! ft ...SPRIIITS...jumps... OUR TRACK TEAM: SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Marshall, G. McLaughlin, E. Krokosky, D. Leom- bruno, M. Dunn, J. Murphy, L. Whalen, R. Goodro, D. Fountaine, R. LaFountain. KNEELING: E. Spellburg, M Simione, B. Inglee, R. Belden, D. Runkle, H. Ward, S. Werner, R. Corrigan, G. Au- stin, T. Messier, D. Harrington. STANDING: J. Blanchard, Manager; P. LeBrun, H. West, O. Winch, J. Powhaida, R. Carota, A. Lewis, R. Driscoll, W. Schlake, R. Blake, D. Freebern, J. LaFay. As far as track went, it was one of the most successful years we have had in a long time. We had the fastest relay team in the Section Two-Class B Finals held at Johnstown. This same 880-relay team set a new school re- cord for this event, placed second in the Schenectady invitation meet, and was rated fifth in the state at West Point. Five members of our track squad qualified for West Point. We won dual meets over Saratoga, Whitehall, and Granville, and lost only to Fort Edward. We placed sec- ond in the county meet and second in the sectionals, losing out to Glens Falls by only one point. Af ft e ft ft 1 Barb Woodell-Basketba Bernic Casey-SoftbaJl 1 Jan Putnam-Tennis Sliiggerjjcanpe aj bai w. OUR GIRLS' BASKETBALL: SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Walsh, P. Gaulin, N. Havens, P. Wescott, R. Potvin, S. Hicks, M. Dwyer. SECOND ROW: H. Bokenkroger, P. Hoag, N. Sherman, P. Marchio, S. Infield, S. Catalfamo, M. Pedersen, S. Broderick, C. Southard. THIRD ROW: J. Nicolai, K, Huot, P. Wyman, M. Wheeler, L, Owens, M. Mattison, E. Hamilton, B. Russell, P. Havens, Miss Lucy Dwyer, Girls' Phys. Ed. Director. BACK ROW: S. Poulos, M. Murphy, S. Ger- usky, G. Sherman, J. Stanton, B. Woodell, B. Casey. In softball, last year, our seniors came out triumphant, with the juniors, a close second. Everyone will agree that all of the games, which we played after school at Paris Park, were very exciting and showed our girls' ex- cellent skill in softball. We completely turned the tables during basketball season, however, with the seniors taking the back seat and our juniors coming out on top. Our team, chosen from each of the different high school classes, had three games each to play. The advisor for both of these sports and all girls' gym classes is Miss Lucy Dwyer. it was a close call I UJt SELECTED OUfi LtflDERS.. OUR STUDENT COUNCIL: SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Bernard Labourr, Advisor; K. Huot, M. Passineau, P. Bartholo- mew, Vice-President, R. Hogan, President;]. Murphy, Secretary; L. Stanczyk, Treasurer; C. La Farr, Mrs.Charlotte Storey, Advisor; SECOND ROW: R. Carota, M. La Barge, C. Southard, B. Nicholson, M. Bazinet, P. Wescott, S. Casey, C. Bailey, J. Cavanaugh, D. Farkas, D. Marshall. THIRD ROW: T. Sullivan, J. Blanchard, D. Leombruno, R. Driscoll, O. Winch, W. Corrigan, B. Hart, T. Powhida, M. Le Varn. BACK ROW: S, Vamvalis, M. J. Hansen, R. Charlebois, F. Wood, B. Casey. The spirited Student Council election last fall, resulting in the installation of Robert Hogan as president, started our year off with a high score. Work was plentiful,but we mixed business with pleasure. Mrs. Storey and Mr. Labourr helped us to choose assembly programs, hold cake sales, and plan the Sock Hop. In the spring, we made plans for a photographer to take individual pictures of the students, a feature which ended our year's activities. ...CONDUCTED NESEDRCH... OUR SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP CLUB: SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: N. Havens, R. Walsh, M. L. Winslow, Secretary; P. Gaulin, J. Cruden, Mr. Harry Gross, Advisor. SECOND ROW: P. Bru- nelle, J. Putnam, B. Campbell, N. lngalsbe, M. Me Laughlin, W. FitzSimons, C. Brown, BACK ROW: B. Love, R. Charlebois, P. DeMers, B. Woodell, D. Monahan, E. Krokosky, M. Le Varn, G. Harvey. OUR JUNIOR SCHOLARSHIP CLUB: SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Wescott, H. West, M. O’Neil, Mr. Harry Gross, Advisor. STAND- ING: A. Bardin, S. Varmette, B. Dickinson, M. Wheeler. No day dreaming, Pat. This is an important exam. Sharpen those pencilsl Sharpen those wits! And sharpen those scores! With these last minute instructions from Mr. Gross, we trooped into the exam room to begin the battle for State Scholarships with the other intelli- gentsia of Washington County. Perhaps we did not all win scholarships, but we did gain a fund of valuable information. ...EDITED HEDDIES.. Where there's work, there are the editor and her staff - checking copy - checking photos, OUR HERMES STAFF: SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Eagle, Class Editor; E. Gauiin, Head Typist; J. Putnam, P. Brunelle, Busi- ness Manager; P. Gauiin, Secretary-Treasurer; N. Ingalsbe, Assistant Editor; N. Havens, Editor-in-Chief; M. Le Varn, D. Free- bern, Advertising Manager; W. FitzSimons, Literary Editor; E. Krokosky, Sports Editor; R. Charlebois, Assistant Photography Manager. SECOND ROW: Miss Mae M. Dolan, Advisor; S. Gerusky, M. Passineau, D. Inglee, E. Walsh, D. Inglee, R. Walsh, P. Varley, M. Morgan, F. Wood, S. Catalfamo, J. O'Boyle, B. Casey, J. Terrio. THIRD ROW: S. Evans, R. Naylor, Adminis- tration Editor; B. Campbell, Editorial Staff Manager; B. Love, M. Winslow, Assistant Editor; J. Carrow, B. Bentley, E. Mix, Boys’ Sports Photographer; M. Me Laughlin, Editorial Staff; P. De Mers, Lay-Out Editor; R. Driscoll, R. Hogan, D. Monahan, J. Cruden. BACK ROW: G. Sherman, A. Havens, S. Rock, B. Perkins, C. Brown, J. Calhoun, D. Pingrey, R. La Fountain, B. Woodell, J. Stanton, M. Leonard Amlaw, Business Advisor. Balancing the budget for the 1954 HERMES Flavored with the fun of seeing our accomplishments grow day by day were the hours of labor our yearbook staff spent on HERMES. Crowded in our tiny office but caught in a whirlpool of ideas, captions, and copy, we diligently and faithfully designed our book with the aid of Miss Dolan and Miss Prescott. Our business staff, under the supervision of Mr. Amlaw, solicited patrons and advertisements for our financial support. We hope that you wi II find this edition of HERMES more complete than everbefore and will judge it worthy of our after school and Saturday afternoon meetings of work and fun. ... PUBLISHED Bfifffl ECHO... OUR GREEN ECHO STAFF: SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Paul Howe, Business Advisor; S. Poulos, C. Brown, T. Del Sole, sec- retary; N. Garling, Business Manager: E. Krokosky, Senior Editor; M. Wheeler, Junior Editor; J. Brownlee, Assistant Editor; P. Bartholomew, P. Brunelle, Assistant Editor; Mr. Harry Gross, Advisor. SECOND ROW; B. Hart, A. Kopf, K. Vamvalis, M. Mor- gan, G. Sherman, J. Terrio, S. Catalfamo, A. Graziano, J. O’Boyle, L. Rustin, N. Havens, J. Blanchard. BACK ROW: B. Casey, S. Bruso, B. Grow, J. Weiss, M. Belden, K. Huot, J. Coveleski, L. Greenberg, J. Malan, P. Wescott, G. Lombardo. Editors Ed Krokosky and Martha Wheeler find what happens to the Green Echo after they edit it. Business Mana8er Nancy Gar1' ing is delighted with the in- creased Green Echo Circula- tion. It's in the headlines. . . Our alternating Green Echo staffs learned that there is more to a news story than just reading it. They found that points are the size of the headline, that a lead is the opening paragraph of story, and that a dummy shows the printer the arrangement of the copy. ...US IDE STRIVED TO IDfllDTfllR OUR GIRLS’ HI-Y: SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Farkas, Student Council Representative; A. Potvin, C. Bailey, Secretary; S. Poulos, Vice-President; S. Gerusky, President; M. Passineau, Treasurer; E. Walsh, S. Eagle, Par- liamentarian. SECOND ROW: N. Garling, D. Inglee, H. Bokenkroger, P. Gaulin, T. Del Sole, S. Gerusky, R. Walsh. THIRD ROW: K. Vamvalis, B. Bentley, B. Love, D. Inglee, S. Casey, B. Campbell, Miss Lucy Dwyer, Advisor. BACK ROW: P. Varley, B. Casey, B. Woodell, N. Ingalsbe, J. Weiss. In our meetings, we learned to apply the Girls' Hi-Y Code: to promote better Chris- tian living among our fellow students. In October, with Miss Dwyer, our faculty spon- sor, we held the annual tea in honor of the faculty. With the proceeds from our money- making activities, we contributed the tradi- tional award of a scholarship to the most de- serving Hi-Y member. The May Hop was the last of our club's contributions to the year's social functions. A moment of relaxation before clean- ing up after the annual Hi-Y Faculty Tea. ...HIGHER STflnDHRDS III CHRISTIRH LIVIII6 OUR BOYS’ HI-Y CLUB: SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. La Fountain. R. Hogan. D. Pingrey, Secretary; C. Wil- son, President; S. Werner, Vice-President; R. Stickney, Treasurer; P. Blinn, W. Cronin. SECOND ROW: R. Herzog, E. Turner, R. Rourke, P. Bartholomew, P. Byrnes, H. West, J. Blanchard, C. Brown, J. Taylor. BACK ROW: M. Dunn, J. Murphy, M. Mondoux, M. Me Laughlin, Mr. Wayne La Point, Advisor. Stop drooling, Joe. You’ll get some later. Hey, there, fellows, how's that score? Up and down the old gym floor Many frosticks Hi-Y dia sell 'til the old cash register broke its bell. Under the supervision of Mr. LaPoint, our Hi-Y pocketbook bulged from the sales of hot dogs, pop, and frosticks at the games. Then, at graduation, we were able to award a scholar- ship and a trophy to our two most deserving senior members. lilt PtRfOMfD ffBTS Of (flflOIC... OUR MATH CLUB: SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Harvey, D. Monahan, Vice- Chairman; E. Krokosky, Committee, G. Lombardo, Committee; B. Dickinson, M. Wescott. SECOND ROW: F. Dwyer, R. Goodro, R. Graham, S. Varmette, J. Nicolai, Mr. Paul Howe, Advisor. BACK ROW: G. Anderson, H. Merrill, M. Le- Varn, P. Collins. One, two, one, two, Math Club builds the score for you. In Math Club, we found the easy way to come up with a perfect score each time. We used that unique little instrument—the slide rule. Our trip to an industry with our advisor, Mr. Howe, proved to us that math is a very important subject to know and un- derstand . Thar she blowsl Get ready to duck, Nan. OUR SCIENCE CLUB: SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Goodro, R. Fieebern, R. Hogan, B. Hart, R. Carota, R. Driscoll, O. Winch. SECOND ROW: D. Harrington, A. Havens, M. Wescott, A. Bardin, R. Naylor, E. Oddey, J. Cruden, J. Calhoun. THIRD ROW; B. Perkins. S. Rock, B. Woodell, W. FitzSimons, M. McLaughlin, J. Sher- man, F. Dwyer. BACK ROW: D. Monahan, A. Vickery, R. Miller, Mr. Bernard Labourr, Advisor. When our Science Club went into action, the laboratory suf- fered indelible scars from the unexpected explosions and fires and the accidentally spilled acids. Mr. Labourr had great patience to brave the storms which occurred during our meetings. These little confusions were minor in comparison to the knowledge we acquired in satisfying our scientific curiosity. ...BECAME AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS... OUR PHOTOGRAPHY II CLUB: SITTING. LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Harvey. P. Collins, W. Corrigan. Treasurer; P. Blinn. President; D. Clark, Secretary; S. Varmette, Program Chairman; C. La Farr. SECOND ROW: J. Brownlee, B. Sexton, M. Pedersen, M. Martin, J. Eldridge, M. Barot, S. Hoag, Mr. Edward Reynolds, Advisor. THIRD ROW: S. Poulos, C. Purdy, J. Webster, S. Pattee, C. Van Guilder, M. Doman. BACK ROW: A. Lewis, R. Miller, J. Sherman, P. Collins. Field trips are fun - so our bike-riding photographers discovered. We took advantage of these trips to photograph nature scenes. With her picture of the local waterfall, Deanna Clark scored first place in our an- nual Photography Club contest. To help us to improve our technique, Mr. Reynolds obtained an exhibit of professional photographs. OUR PHOTOGRAPHY I CLUB: SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Sanders, G. Butcher, J. Rayno, Treasurer; B. Larrow, President; P. Wes- cott, Program Chairman; P. Hoag. Secretary; N. Sherman. SECOND ROW: W. Bump, J. Cavanaugh, B. Nicholson, K. Clough, S. Doyle. J. Varley, S. Broderick, Mr. Edward Reynolds, Advisor. THIRD ROW: H. Winne, A. Potvin, M. Mattison, M. Volpe, S. Trom- bley, M. Myott, J. Pickett, K. Wemmitt. BACK ROW: E. Cavanaugh, E. Burke. R. Harrington, T. Mahan, L. Whalen, M. Hansen, L. Owens, R. Hart. ...EIIJOBED OUR ffiltllDSHIPS... Qu'est-ce-qu'on a accomple '54? That's French for What's the score for '54? French Club racked up a good score when Yvonne Menauge of Paris visited us last summer. They also piled up points on our scoreboard with such events as a visit to the doll museum in Fort Edward and a trip to Glens Falls to view French movies. OUR FRENCH CLUB: SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Bailey, P. DeMers, Treasurer; M. Wheeler, Presi- dent; B. Grow, Vice-President; L. Greenberg, Sec- retary. STANDING: A. Kopf, J. Weiss, J. Bernard, J. Constantineau, Miss Helen Mayo, Advisor. The center of attraction- -French Club's summer guest from France--Yvonne Menauge. OUR SPANISH CLUB: SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. O'Neil, Treasurer; D. Clark, Vice-President; S. Werner, President; H. Weaver, Secretary; Miss Helen Mayo, Advisor. BACK ROW: J. Brown, R. Potvin, J. Armstrong, S. O'Neil. dQue sacamos con esto? We Spanish students know the score! We learned the score of the Spanish speaking countries by practicing their amusements. For one of our meetings, Senorita Mayo helped us to hold a fiesta at the home of Senor Hill. Songfests took us south of the border, and we really got down Mexico way with our Spanish banquet. X Congratulations, Dave. It pays to keep your Spanish grades tops, as you discovered on Moving-Up Day. ■ noil MD OLD. What's the score in 54? '54 B. C.? Maybe it's a little early, but here are Santa and Joyce Malan wishing you a Io Saturnalia (Merry Christ- mas). Just ask our Latin Clubs. At our second annual Latin Club banquet, we reenacted the pomp and splendor of the traditional Roman feast carrying out the old adage: When in Rome, do as the Romans do. Also, we entertained the Parent-Teachers Asso- ciation with a Roman Saturnalia Celebration. In the style of mod- ern times, we held a tea to introduce our Latin II Club mothers to our advisor. Miss Baker. Our Latin II Club:SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. La Barge, A. Potvin, Vice- President; R. Hart, Secretary; J. Malan, President; J. Varley, Treasurer; Miss Mildred Baker, Advisor. STANDING: B. Merrill, J. Pratt, J. Blanchard, R. Ball, W. Clary, M. L. Higgins, S. McGann. Our Latin I Club: SITTING. LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Turner, Treasurer; P. Malan, Vice-President; T. Kirkpatrick. President; C. Southard, Secretary; J. Blinn. SECOND ROW: E. Heenan, J. Hallock. B. Moran, L. Marshall, P. Casey, Miss Mildred Baker, Advisor. THIRD ROW: C. Havens, M. Digamus, S. Kennedy, E. Wilbur, C. Caputo. FOURTH ROW: J. Bums, C. Johnston, J. Wood- ward, P. Marchio. BACK ROW: M. Dwyer, S. Crevison, M. Woodell, S. Stewart, B. Russell. ■ ■ « «If DflMMSTIMTfD OUR DRAMATICS I CLUB: SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Naylor, R. Bailey, C. Bailey, S. Casey, S. Werner, J. Flan- nigan, T. Carlisle, J. Ping - rey, P. Bartholomew, W. Cor- rigan, C. La Farr. SECOND ROW: J. Brownlee, S. Gerusky, S. Rogers, D. Clark, M. Dor- nan, V. Dickinson, J. Cove- leski, P. Phillips, C. Mead, J. Pickett, B. Burke, M. Hig- gins, C. Southard, Mrs. Elean- or Roberts, Advisor. THIRD ROW: J. Gifford, J. Eldridge, S. Pattee, M. Mitchell, S, Poulos, A. Graziano, J. Nic- olai, K. Huot, K. Vamvalis, B. Merrill, M. Pedersen, M. Myott, M. Dwyer, H. Winne. BACK ROW: C. Wilson, L. Whalen, W. Clary, P. Collins, M. Harvey, P. Blinn, H. Mer- rill, W. Schlake. OUR DRAMATICS II CLUB: SIT- TING, LEFT TO RIGHT R. Bom- bard, M. Walsh, Treasurer; E. Wil- bur, Secretary; G. Smith, Vice- President; N. Leroux, President; P. Fountaine, V. Cervone, D. Inglee, S. Eagle, D. Pingrey. W. Cronin. SECOND ROW: J. Hallock. A. Bou- let, J. Varley, M. Passineau, D. Inglee, M. Bradley, M. La Foun- tain, B. Bentley, J. Carrow, S. Catalfamo, J. Terrio, C. Brode- rick, Mrs. Eleanor Roberts, Advis- or. THIRD ROW: R. Hart, S. Boil- ey, S. Broderick, K. Clough, M. Dunn, P. Varley, E. Walsh, S. Doyle, P. Clute, M. La Barge, S. Stewart, C. Havens, J. O’Boyle, G. Sherman. BACK ROW: P. Byrnes, A. Potvin, L. Stanczyk, M, Matti- son, M. Murphy, S. Cronkhite, L. Owens, H. Nichols, E. Hoskins, D. Fountaine. In Dramatics Club, we found what makes a good production tick. Guided by Mrs. Roberts, we learned the power of expression by enacting charades. After mastering the fundamentals, we proceeded to study the magic of make-up, lighting, costuming, and character portrayal. We staged such hits as A Ghost of a Show in '52, George Washington Slept Here in '53, and The Ugly Duckling in '54. 46 ACTING ABILliy... Here we find what would really happen If Men Played Cards As Women Do. We would Thank you Doctor to help poor Nancy. O Holy Night, Carol of the Bells, and Silent Night were beautifully sung by our choir at the Christmas Assembly. Apparently the king isn’t worried about his Ugly Duckling daughter. Curtain call after A Ghost of a Show. 47 .JXMMDED CUflCtni PHOBLEIHS.. More cooperation between nations was the thought we advanced in our Student Forum meetings. We learned the possibilities of this idea through panel discussions of current internation- al problems at our club gatherings and in sessions with area schools. We cli- maxed the year's social and business meetings with our United Nation's birthday party at Fort Edward. OUR STUDENT FORUM: SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Brown, D. Freebern, Treasurer; D. Pingrey, President; B. Casey, Vice-President; P. Brunelle, Secretary; A. Graziano. SECOND ROW: P. Bartholomew, A. Stone, H. Winne, J. Burns, N. Havens, J. Pingrey, Mr. Howard Bo- gart, Advisor. THIRD ROW: P. Byrnes, E. Wil- bur, F. Wood, M. Morgan, A. Havens, S. Rock, E. Gaulin, R. Charlebois. BACK ROW: L. Wha- len, G. Benson, H. West, T. Powhida, B. Per- kins, C. Havens, J. Stanton, B. Woodell. More score was our cry! The close of the fiscal year of '54 found our Li- brary Club with the longest list of ac- complishments in its history. We in- itiated a system of fines for overdue books and introduced a merit system for our student librarians, and with Mrs. Bloomer's advise, we chose nu- merous books for our shelves. OUR LIBRARY CLUB: SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Passineau, D. Inglee, Secretary; P. Gaulin, Treasurer; E. Gaulin, President; B. Dickinson, Vice- President; H. Bokenkroger. SECOND ROW: B. Merrill, S. Doyle, S. Mosher, B. Bentley, H. Barney, N. Havens, Mrs. Velma Bloomer, Advisor. BACK ROW: R. Naylor, B. Perkins, M. Mor- gan, F. Wood, R. Ball, M. Bolton, E. Mix. That’s the section around which our next discussion will focus, points out President Don Pingrey. Busy as little bees keeping the library in ship shape. How we remember the slips of the tongue made by our P. A. Staff during the early morning announcements ---Mr. Dearlove's sneeze, Ruth's extraneous, Sue's report to the lavoratory. Aside from these humorous happenings, our P. A. an- nouncers inspired us to more serious thinking with their clever pep talksand commer- cials for the polio fund and the Clothing for Children drive. Hi, ho! Hi, ho! It's off to work we go. Just like the Seven Dwarfs of fic- tion, the members of our newly-organ- ized Window Display Club, sponsored by Miss Prescott, merrily start off for village to set up a display of another unusual school project in one of the store windows. Do you have your parts ? Get ready, you’re on the air. OUR P. A. CLUB: SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Mix, C. Brown, M. Passineau, P. Gaulin, D. Inglee, V. Cervone, D. Fountaine, P. Bru- nelle. SECOND ROW: R. Walsh, S. Gerusky, S. Eagle, D. In glee, M. Morgan, N. Ingalsbe, R. Naylor, A. Havens, G. Sherman, B. Camp- bell. M. L. Winslow, E. Gaulin. BACK ROW: Mr. Homer Dearlove, Advisor; P. DeMers, B. Casey, B. Love, S. Rock, S. Evand, B. Perkins, F. Wood, B. Woodell, R. Charlebois, J. Stan- ton, D. Freebern. 49 fine oisPLflatD... OUR CERAMICS II CLUB: SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Brunelle, S. Catal- famo, Treasurer; J. Eldridge, Vice-President; J. Carrow, President; C. La- Farr, Secretary;Mr. Wayne LaPoint. Advisor. STANDING: B. Sexton, S. Mo- sher. M. Mitchell, M. Casey. S. Patee, J. Coveleski, M. Pedersen, M. Dorn an. OUR CERAMICS I CLUB: SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Hallock. R. Rourke, Vice-President; M. La Barge, President; B. Larrow, M. Graham, Mr. Wayne LaPoint, Advisor. STANDING: N. Sherman, D. Philion, F. Potts, P. Catone, R. Potter, M. Dunn, E. Burke, AB- SENT FROM PICTURE: Lynn Howe, Secretary; Ronald DuFour, Treas- urer. Artistic hands, creative minds— these are the requisites for our Ceramics Club. With the helpful advice of Mr. LaPoint, we learned to mold ornate articles out of shapeless lumps of clay. After carefully glazing and firing our projects, we displayed the finished plaques, ashtrays, and lamps in the Industrial Arts showcase. 50 Be sure the glaze is evenly spread and then pop your vase into the oven quickly, Sally. I ■ ■ CRfflTIOnS... lean really knit! exclaimed a knitting club member after following Miss Washburn's careful instructions. Argyles, sweaters, woolly mittens and scarves are at last realities. We rack up some marvelous scores when we appear wearing our own hand-knit creations. OUR KNITTING CLUB SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Fish, L. Allen, Secretary; M. Bazinet, President; A Boulet, M. Barot. SECOND ROW: S. Juckett, P. Foun- taine, M. Graham, M. La Fountain, K. Guerin, P. Bonitatibus, S. Infield. THIRD ROW: H. Weaver, S. Ronk, C. De Mers, S. O'Neil, S. Barot, A. Chase. BACK ROW: J. Balcom, B. Balcom, M. Murphy, D. Husek, Miss Jane Washburn, Advisor. OUR SEWING CLUB: SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Barot, Secretary; J. O'Boyle, Vice-President; L. Rustin, President; A. Bardin, Treasurer; Miss Jane Washburn, Advisor. SECOND ROW: K. Brunelie, L. Allen, M. L. Winslow, S. Catalfamo, S. Pattee, P. Lemery, S. Infield. BACK ROW: P. Fountaine, S. Mosher, M. Ca- sey, A. Chase. Is sewing difficult? No, say our sewing club members, we find it rather easy-and great fun-to create our own fashions which we proudly wear. Our mas- terpieces take on an almost professional look under the helpful suggestions of our advisor. Miss Jane Washburn. Be careful, girls, Don't mix the balls of yarn. All this machine needs is a guiding hand, Pat. 5 I ■ CHEERED DR H1ITH EHIHOSIDSDl. OUR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Dianne Inglee, Suanne Eagle, Ellen Walsh, Shar- ronGerusky, Ruth Walsh. S-C-O-R-E SCORE! Our cheerlead- ers finished a cheer and returned to the sidelines to keep the spirit high. That was their job at every game whether we were winning or losing, and a difficult task it was. Their fi- nancial score was high from the sale of booster buttons, balloons, and schedule pencils. At the end of the year, newfaces replaced the old, but the enthusiastic spirit continued to keep the score high. OUR JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADRES: LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Mead, Joan Ber nard, Janet Brownlee, Jean Nicolai, Joyce Flanningan, Katina Vamvalis. OUR PEP CLUB- SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Inglee, S. Eagle, E. Waslh, S. Ger- usky, R. Walsh, President. SECOND ROW: N. Garling. Secretary;J. Bernard,J. Nic- olai, K. Vamvalis, J. Flan- ningan, J. Brownlee, S. Ger- usky, Vice-President; C. Mead. THIRD ROW: M. J. Walsh, N. Leroux, S. Cron- kite,S. Bruso, M. Belden, Treasurer; T. Del- Sole. BACK ROW: J. Malan, L. Greenberg, B. Grow, Miss Jane Washburn, Advisor; A. Kopf, J. Weiss, S. Boiley. THtsf Gfiy youn6... Having a Dreamer’s Holiday dancing at the Soph Hop. OUR SOPHOMORE CLASS: SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Bolton, R. Blanchard, R. Potter, J. Rayno, S. Trombley, L. Allen, M. Bazinet, J. Armstrong. R. Allen, R. Bailey. J. Naylor. SECOND ROW: B. Nicholson. M. Walsh. J. Varley, M. Volpe, P. Wescott,' A. Potvin, G. Servis, L. Breault, M. Bradley, P. Bonitatibus, R. Stockwell. J. Yarter. THIRD ROW: E. Arndet, J. Weiss. M. Belden,' N. Sherman. S. O’Neil. J. Pickett, J. Taylor, N. Sullivan, L. Underwood, D. Philion. FOURTH ROW: Miss Lois Prescott, F. Bean, B. Sanders, J. Pratt, L. Owens, F. Viehman, W. Adams, R. Pincheon, R. Ball, N. Benway, R. Bennett. FIFTH ROW: R. Belisle, L. Whalen, S. Ronk, B. Owens, P. Potter. T. Young, R. Rourke. G. Smith, E. Eagle. SIXTH ROW: S. Vamvalis. L. Bickford, D. See- ley, A. Bell, H. Nichols, F. Potts, R. Bombard, J. Blanchard. Mr. Edward Reynolds. OUR SOPHMORE CLASS OFFICERS: SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Patricia Bonitatibus, Treas- urer; Sandra Juckett, Vice-President. STAND- ING: Leo Whalen, President; Mr. Paul Howe, Advisor; P. Catone, Secretary. OUR SOPHMORE CLASS: SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Mahan, L. Cotrell, E. Cavanaugh, P. Hoag, B. Larrow, T. Del Sole, J. Cavanaugh, R. Dalaba, P. Le Brun, J. Mac Millan. SECOND ROW: K. Garen, M. La Fountain. S. Doyle, S. Juckett, M. La Barge, B. Burke, N. Leroux, K. Clough, J. Malan, S. Bruso. THIRD ROW: S. Cronkite, L. Howe, M. Mattison, M. Myott, M. Higgins, L. Greenburg, B. Grow, A. Kopf, S. Me Gann, R. Harrington. FOURTH ROW: M. Dunn, S. Mayhew, G. Butcher, M. Murphy, M. Han- sen, B. Merrill R. Hart, R. Loman. FIFTH ROW: K. Gregory, T. Brown, P. Byrnes, A. Henchcliffe, R. Keith, S. Me Call, D. Leom- bruno, W. Mellon, R. Herzog. SIXTH ROW: P. Catone, J. Murphy, G. McLaughlin, R. Carota. D. Chadwick. R. Du Four, M. Dunn, E. Hoskins. BACK ROW: Mr. Paul Howe, M. Leonard Amlaw. ...fluo jouy As you can see, Scott and Joyce made our Junior play, Gooseberry Tarts, a huge success. OUR JUNIOR CLASS: SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Potter, E. LaPoint, D. Marshall, J. Con- stantineau, P. Fish, J. Gifford, C. Mead, B. O’Donnell, S. Infield, J. Pingrey, S. Gerusky. SECOND ROW: P. Gould, R. Havens, J. Cove- leski, R. Connell, S. Pattee, M. Dornan, M. Martin, C. La Farr, M. Pedersen, D. Husek, B. Dickinson, M. O’Neil, A. Maraviglio, Miss Jane Washburn. THIRD ROW: P. Havens, S. Hoag, P. Lemery, J. Eldridge, M. Mitchell, J. Humston, V. Dickinson, D. Denio, A. Grazi- ano, E. Durkee, S. Mosher, N. Garling. FOURTH ROW: Miss Mildred Baker, R. Kearns, F. Dwyer, R. Graham, J. Nicolai, J. Flannigan, K. Huot, P. Phillips, C. Gordon. W. Corrigan, S. Poulos. BACK ROW: J. McDonald, J. La- Fay, J. Powhaida, G. Digamus, R. Miller. juniors. ■ OUR JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: SITTING: C. Mead, Secretary; J. Brownlee, President. STANDING: C. Wilson, Treasurer; Mr. Howard Bogart, Adviser; B. O’Donnell, Vice-President. OUR JUNIOR CLASS: SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Clark, L. Rustin, M. Wescott, K. Brunelle, S. Rogers, W. Schlake, C Bailey J. Brownlee, S. Casey, J. Bernard, K. Vamvalis. SECOND ROW: W. Sanders, G. Smith, M. J. Bolton, B. Balcom. M. Casey, M . Bickford, A. Bardin, S. Barot. H. Barney, A. Chase, M. Barot, H. Bokenkroger, Mrs. Louise Chartier. THIRD ROW: Miss Helen Mayo, H. West, J. Barlow, P. Collins, S. Varmette, C. VanGuilder, D. Brown, J. Rosati. B. Sexton, J. Webster. W. Bombard, D. Allen. BACK ROW: T. Sullivan, C. Wilson, T. Carlisle, A. Bradley, B. Wemmitt, S. Werner, E. Turner, P. Bartholomew, D. Tripp, W. Burch, B. Wells. ...DMICIII6 DREflmiLg Our Queen and King reign over the Prom. . . Moonlight and Roses bring wonderful memories of our Junior Prom. On that beautiful April evening, we crowned Diane and Bill—our Queen and King, and the early morning hours found us dancing to the music of Garry Stevens and his orchestra. UT OUR PAOIA... Dancing in the moonlight at our Prom. Our Junior Prom attendants lead the procession to the Queen’s Throne. Princess and Prince became Queen and King of our Junior Prom. .JMMDED US...HIE flflf... With November came the first important social event of our class—the Soph Hop. The mid- night hours found us dreamily Dancing in the Dark to the music of Ernie La Rouche and his orchestra. 60 BARBARA LOUISE LOVE Class Officer, President, 4; HERMES, Editorial Staff; Committee of Ten, 3; Green Echo, 2,3; Girls’Hi-Y, 2,3,4; Knitting Club, 2; Student Council, Sec- retary, 2, Vice-President, 3; Announc- ers’ Club, 4; Junior Prom Attendant; Scholarship Club, 4; Majorette, 2,3, Drum Majorette, 4; Dramatics Club, 2,3; Girls’ State, 3. ’’Loveand friendship go hand in hand . ROBERT STEPHEN HOGAN Student Council, 3, President, 4; HER- MES, Circulation and Advertising Staffs; Committee of Ten, 3; Boys' Hi- Y, 3,4, President, 3; Science Club, 3.4. The Kid who rose to presidency of Student Council seems so quiet — but ? ? ? NANCY JANE 1NGALSBE Class Officer, President, 2, Vice-Pres- ident, 4; HERMES, Assistant Ed it or; Band, 2,3,4; Orchestra, 2,3,4; Girls' Hi-Y, 2,3,4; French Club, 2; Scholar- ship Club, 4; Photography Club, Secre- tary, 2; Dramatics Club, President, 3; Girls' Baseball, 3; Girls' Basketball, 3. Nancy always has time for a friend; Our memories of her will never end. JACQUELINE ANNE CRUDEN Class Officer, Secretary, 4; HERMES, Editorial Staff; Student Council, 3; Committee of Ten, 3; Green Echo, 2; Band, 2,3,4; Orchestra, 2,3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Student Forum, 2,3; Pep Club, 2; Music Club, 2, Vice-President, 3; Junior Prom Attendant; Scholarship Club, 4; Cheerleader, 2; Science Club, 4; Photography Club, Treasurer, 2. As pretty as her picture, that’s our Jackie , PATRIC THOMAS SHEA Class Officer, Treasurer, 4; HERMES, Photography Manager; Student Council, 2; Latin Club, 2,3; Math Club, 3, Pres- ident, 4; Scholarship Club, 4; Football, 2, 3; Track, 2. Agree; if not, dispute it like a man - --Pat’s motto. 62 GEORGE EDWARD ANDERSON HERMES, Co-Art Editor; Choir, 2,3,4; Ceramics Club, 4; Math Club, 4; Foot- ball, 2, 3; Track, 2, 3. George, a man of few words, reveals his ideas through his artistic hands. RICHARD JOHN BELDEN Football, 2,3,4; Track, 2,3,4. Dick, though quiet and reserved, made himself known in the field of sports. DORIS MARIE ANDREJKOVICS Spanish Club, 2, Vice - President, 3; Student Forum, 3; Knitting Club, 2; Girls’ Baseball, 2,3; Girls’ Basketball, 2; Dramatics Club, 3; Secretarial Course, 4. With her magnetic personality and wit, Doris attracts many friends. GARY LEONARD BENSON HERMES, Advertising Staff; Student Forum, 4; Photography Club, 2,3; Base- ball, 3,4; Football, 2. Bud’s motto is......work as hard as you can but make sure that you are having fun. JUNE ELIZABETH BALCOM Photography Club, 2; Ceramics Club, 3; Knitting Club, 4. Oh -- what is so rare as a day with June? BARBARA JANET BENTLEY HERMES, Business Staff; Green Echo, 2,3; Band, Majorette, 3,4; Girls’ Hi- Y, 4; Knitting Club, 3; Ceramics Club, 3; Library Club, 4; Dramatics Club, 2, 3.4- A true friend with a cherry smile for all. 63 ALBERTA JEAN BOULET HERMES, Co-Art Editor; Knitting Club, 3,4; Dramatics Club, 2,3,4. When your heart is full of music, you're nine feet tall. •• JOHN CAMPBELL CALHOUN HERMES, Advertising Staff; Football, 2; Photography Club, 3; Science Club, 2. John is always calm, cool, and col- lected. CURTIS PHILLIP BROWN HERMES, Editorial Staff; Green Echo, 4; Boys' Hi-Y, 4; Spanish Club, 2,3; Student Forum, 4; Announcers' Club, 4; Scholarship Club, 4. WithCurt, silence issupreme; but ca- pability reigns. H BARBARA CAROLYN CAMPBELL HERMES, Editorial Staff Editor; Student Council, 2; Girls' Hi-Y, 4; Spanish Club, 3; Student Forum, 4; Sewing Club, 2; Knitting Club, 2; Announcers' Club, 4; Class Plays, 3; Scholarship Club, 4; Library Club, 4; Dramatics Club, 2,3. Barb's merry laughter made our school days bright. PATRICIA DELORES BRUNELLE HERMES, Business Manager; Green Echo, Assistant Editor, 4; Choir, 2,3,4; French Club, 2, Vice - President, 3; Student Forum, Secretary, 4; Pep Club, 2; Announcers' Club, 4; Class Plays, 2, 3; Scholarship Club, 4; Cheerleader, 2. Pat must dance, act, or sing. Isn't life a merry thing? - DONALD HENRY CAMPBELL Don possesses a good quality unknown to many of us, seen but not heard. 64 RICHARD JOSEPH CAROTA Band, 2,3,4; French Club, 2,3; Sci- ence Club, Secretary and Treasurer, 4; Football, 2,3,4; Track, 3,4. Full of laughter, pranks and fun, he’s been a friend to everyone. SALLYANN CATALFAMO HERMES; Photography Staff; French Club, 3; Sewing Club, 2,4; Knitting Club, 3,4; Ceramics Club, 3, Treas- urer, 4; Photography Club, 2; Dramat- ics Club, 4; Girls’ Baseball, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Basketball, 2,3,4. Sally’s naturally curly hair and flash- ing eyes make her the envy of the pin curl crowd. ’’ JOAN MARY CARROW HERMES, Typing Staff; Ceramics Club, President, 2; Dramatics Club, 2. Behind her quiet smile lies a tranquil nature. VINCENT CARL CERVONE Dramatics Club, Secretary, 4; Foot- ball. 2,3.4. Work, work, go away; Vince wants to go out to play. BERNADETTE KATHLEEN CASEY HERMES, Photography S taf f; Student Council, 4; Green Echo, 4; Girls’ Hi-Y, 4; Latin Club, 3; Spanish Club, 2,3; Student Forum, 3, Vice-President, 4; Knitting Club, 2; Announcers’ Club, 4; Photography Club, Secretary, 3; Girls’ Basketball, 2,3,4. With a smile on her face and a joke on her tongue, Bernie is always full of fun! ROSE MARIE CHARLEBOIS HERMES, Assistant Photography Man- ager; Student Council, 3,4; Committee of Ten, 3,4; Choir, 3; Latin Club, Treasurer, 3; Knitting C lu b, 2; An- nouncers' Club, 4; Girls' Baseball, 2; Girls' Basketball, 2; Scholarship, 4; Dramatics Club, 3; Junior Prom Attend- ant, 3; Girls' State, 3. Efficiency and capability are Rose’s outstanding traits. 65 ROBERT ALLEN CONNOLLY Publicity Club, Vice-President, 2, President, 3; Photography Club, 2,3. Neat appearing to the eye, Bob's quite a likable guy. RICHARD JOSEPH CORLEW All Dick asks is a merry yarn from a laughing fellow-rover. WILLIAM MICHAEL COOPER Choir, 2, 3; Photography Club, 2; Dra- matics Club, 2. Bill's a hardworker with a great deal of consideration for others. MARY ANN CORMIE Committee of Ten, 3; Spanish Club, 2, Treasurer, 3; Sewing Club, 2,3; Pep Club, 2,3; Girls' Basketball, 2; Girls' Baseball, 2,3; Cheerleader, 2,3; Dra- matics Club, 2,3; Photography Club, Treasurer, 3; Secretarial Course, 4. Mary, gay and carefree, is rated one of the best jitterbugs of '54. DAWN PATRICIA CORLEW HERMES, Editorial Staff; Choir, 3,4; Latin Club, Treasurer, 2,3,4; Announc- ers Club, 4; Class Plays, 2,3; Library Club, 3,4. She likes to sing, she likes to act, and for these things she has a knack. WILLIAM EDWARD CRONIN Class Officer, Vice-President, 3; Com- mittee of Ten, 4; Boys' Hi-Y, 2,4, Vice-President, 3; Basketball, 2,3,4; Football, 2,3, Co-Captain, 4; Tennis, 2,3; All-Conference, 3,4. Bill, better known as Archie, kept us all laughing in Senior homeroom. 66 PATRICIA ANNE DE MERS HERMES, Layout Editor; Choir, 4; French Club, 3; Treasurer, 4; Knitting Club, 2, 3; Announcers’ Club, 4; Scholarship Club, 4; Dramatics Club, 2; Girls'Base- ball, 2; Girls' Basketball 2. Wit rules the heavens and laughter guides the skies--and Pat. H MARGARET SUANNE EAGLE HERMES, Class Editor; Committee of Ten, 3,4; Green Echo, 4; Girls' Hi-Y, 3, Parliamentarian, 4; French Club, 2; Announcers' Club, 4; Class Plays, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader, 2,3,4; Latin Club, 2; Dramatics Club, 2,3,4; Junior Prom Attendant; Choir, 2,3,4. Busy as a little bee. Sue fiitsfrom task to task. RICHARD DAVID DRISCOLL HERMES, Student Council, 4; Com- mittee of Ten, 4; Band, 2,3,4; Orches- tra, 2,3,4; Football, 2, 3,4; Track, 2, 4, West Point, 3; Scholarship Club, 4; Science Club, 4. When Dick comes in, laughter and trouble begin. JOHN ERNEST DUPELL Class Play, 2; Dramatics Club, 2,3 Secretarial Class, 4. John - the intruder in Mr. Teti's har emi SHIRLEY ANN EVANS HERMES, Cire u 1 a tion Staff; Green Echo, 4; Pep Club, 2,3,4; Sewing Club, 2,3; Announcers'Club, 4; Cheerleader, 2.3- The sparkle in her diamond is as bright as the sparkle in her eyes. DOROTHY ANN FARKAS HERMES, Circulation Staff; Band, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra, 2, 3, 4; Choir, 2, 3, 4; Girls' Hi-Y. 4; Music Club, 2,3,4; Cheery smile, voice supreme, music accomplishment-- Dorothy's dream. WILLIAM GEORGE FITZSIMONS HERMES, Literary Editor; Student Coun- cil, 2; Committee of Ten, 4; Band, 2, 3,4; Orchestra, 2,3,4; Choir, 2,3,4; Music Club, 2, President, 3; Scholar- ship Club, 4; Science Club, 4. Bill and music go hand in hand. DONALD WALTER FOUNTAINE Science Club, 4; Football, 3,4; Track, 2.3.4- Little man--full of mischief. DONALD JOHNSON FREEBERN HERMES, Advertising Manager; Science Club, 3,4; Announcers' Club, 4; Choir 2,3.4; Track, 3,4. Serious, with a touch of mirth. ELAINE ANN GAULIN HERMES, Head Typist; Band, 2,3,4; Orchestra, 2,3,4; Choir, 2,3,4; Music Club, 2, 3; Student Forum, 2, 3, 4; Knitting Club, 2; Announcers' Club, 4; Library Club, 2,3; President, 4; N.Y. S.S. M.A., 2,3,4. Elaine, a musician, through and through; With an impish smile she's a friend that's true. PATRICIA ANN FOUNTAINE Sewing Club, 3,4; Knitting Club, 4; Dramatics Club, 3, Vice-President, 4. Pat has a sweet and sincere heart and an understanding way. PATRICIA IRENE GAULIN HERMES, Secretary-Treasurer; Student Council, 2; Girls' Hi - Y, 4; Spanish Club, 3; Sewing Club, 2; Knitting Club, 2; Announcers' Club, 4; Scholarship Club, 4; Library Club, Treasurer, 4; Dramatics Club, 2,3. Pat, as neat as a pin, is lots of fun and has plenty of vim. SHARRON ANN GERUSKY HERMES, Editorial Staff; Girls' H-Y, 2, Vice - President, 3, President, 4; French Club, 3; Latin Club, Secretary, 2; Pep Club, 2,3,4; Knitting Club, 2; Announcers' Club, 4; Scholarship Club, 4; Cheerleader, 2,3,4; Dramatics Club, 2, 3; Girls’ Basketball, 4. A twinkling eye, a dancing step, a gay laugh, and lots of pep. ROBERT EDWARD GOODRO Band, 2,3,4; Orchestra, 2,3,4; Choir, 2; Math Club, 3,4; Science Club, 3,4; Intramural Basketball, 3. Curly hair and fun galore, when Bob's around, there are laughs in store. JAMES HARWOOD GIFFORD There is a lot of depth and sincerity in his quiet nature. DONALD MASON HARRINGTON Math Club, 3,4; Science Club, 4; Foot- ball, 4; Track, 3. Don is a wonderful guy, With a personality money can't buy. WILLIAM ROZELL GLODE Flow gently, sweet dreams, there is a long life ahead. WAYNE BARRETT HARRIS Band, 2,3,4; Orchestra, 2,3,4; Music Club, 3,4; Dramatics Club, 2, 3; Model Airplane Club. Playing the bagpipes, drums, and cello, Wayne's a very versatile fellow. . 69 BERNARD JOHN HART Student Council, 4; Green Echo, 4; Latin Club, 2; Math Club, 3; Science Club, 3, President, 4; Football, 2,3, 4; Track, 2. Smiling eyes and a roguish grin, Make Barney a typical Irishman. NELLIE LU HAVENS HERMES, Editor-in-Chief; Class Play, 2; Dramatics Club, 2,3, President, 2; Student Forum, 3,4; Scholarship Club, 4; Library Club, 2,3,4; Green Echo, 3,4; Intramural Basketball, 2,3; Girls’ Baseball, 2,3. Although you think Nell's mighty small, as a worker, she’s twice as tall. ALICE ELLA HAVENS HERMES, Circulation Staff;Green Echo, 3; Choir, 2; Student Forum, 3,4; Sew- ing Club, President, 3; Ceramics Club, 3; Announcers’ Club, 4; Science Club, 4; Girls’ Baseball, 2; Girls’ Basketball, 2. Alice, considerate and kind. Always keeps others in mind. PATRICIA LEE HAVENS To know Pat is to like her. Band, 2,3,4; Orchestra, 2,3,4; Music Club, 3; French Club, 2; Math Club, 3,4; Scholarship Club, 4. Gif holds the key to wisdom. DALE IRENE INGLEE HERMES, Advertising; Committee of Ten, 3; Girls' Hi-Y, 4, Secretary, 3; Sewing Club, 2; Announcers' Club, 4; Junior Prom Attendant, 3; Library Club, Secretary, 4; Dramatics Club, 70 2,3,4. Sweetness and personality plus, Make Dale well-liked by all of us. DIANE MARIE INGLEE HERMES, Advertising Staff; Commit- tee of Ten, 3; Girls’ Hi-Y, 2,3,4; Pep Club, 2,4; Secretary, 3; Announcers' Club, 4; Majorette, 3; DramaticsClub, 3, Treasurer, 4; Cheerleader, 2,3,4; Junior Prom Queen. With her charming smile, Di, a cute little lass, Made many friends in our graduating class. - JOAN MARIE KEARNS Band, 2,3; Spanish Club, 2; Sewing Club, 2,3; Dramatics Club, 2,3; Sec- retarial Class, 4; Girls’ Basketball, 2. With a happy heart, she goes quietly on her way. ” JANICE HELEN JARVIS Red hair and petite suture give her an elfin appearance. EVERETT WILLIAM JONES Student Forum, 2,3,4; Dramatics Club, 2,3,4; Baseball, 3. Esso is happy, carefree, friendly, and true. EDWARD MARK KROKOSKY HERMES, Sports Editor;Class President, 3; Green Echo, 2, Assistant Editor, 3, Editor, 4; Latin Club, 2; Math Club, 3, Executive Committee, 4; Scholar- ship Club, 4; Track, 2,3. Eddie has the answer to every question and the solution for every problem. RICHARD CHARLES LA BARGE Green Echo, 2; Photography Club, 2. Dick seems quiet and conservative but has a natural flair for humor. 71 EDWARD RICHARD LA FOUNTAIN HERMES, Sports staff, 4; Choir, 3,4; Boys’ Hi-Y, 4, Chaplain, 3; Dramatics Club, 2,4, Vice-President, 3; Class Play, 3; Bowling Club, 2; Baseball, 4; Basketball, 2,3; Football, 2,3.4; Wesl Point, 3; All-Conference, 3,4. Dickis as dashing in real life as he is in the field of sports. •• ARTHUR JAMES LEWIS Photography Club, 2,3,4. For he’s a jolly good fellowi KENNETH HOWARD LARROW Everybody’s Buddy, a quality which will always be Ken’s. AUDREY ANN LININDOLL Dramatics Club, 3; Class Play, 3. Audrey, tall, stately, and always wearing a smile, enjoys life. MARC FRANCIS LE VARN HERMES, Editorial Staff. 4; Student Council, 2,3,4; Latin Club, 2,3; Math Club, 3,4; Scholarship Club, 4; Base- ball, Assistant Manager, 3. A shining example, a bashful grin. Ability in school work--remind us of him. DAVID EDWIN MADSEN Student Council, 2; Spanish Club, 2,3 Dramatics Club, 2,3; Class, 2,3. Fleet of mind and quick of wit. In our class, Dave’s a hit. 72 JANICE LORRAINE MAHAN Knitting Club, 2; Ceramics Club, 4; Photography Club, 3; Dramatics Club, 2.3.4- Janice, with her sweet disposition, is always a ready listener. GARY FLOYD MINER Quiet on the outside but laughter bursts within. RICHARD JAMES MC GINNIS Dick’s twinkling eyes and Beelzebub- bish grin reveal the mirth that lurks within. - EDSON RALPH MIX HERMES, Boys’ Sports Photography Manager, Advertising Staff; Band, 2; Choir, 2,3,4; Orchestra, 2; Dramatics Club, 2; Music Club, 2,3; Library Club, 3,4; Spanish Club, 2,3. Little Johnnie on the spot He's a guy we like a lot. MILTON THAYER MC LAUGHLIN HERMES, Editorial Staff; Student Coun- cil, 3; Green Echo, 3; Band, 2,3,4; Orchestra, 2,3,4; Choir, 2,3; Boys' Hi-Y, 4; Latin Club, 2, President, 3; Music Club, Secretary, 3; Class Plays, 2, 3; Scholarship Club, 4; Science Club. 4; N.Y.S.S. M. A., 2,3,4. If music is the fruit of life, play on. WILLIAM DANIEL MONAHAN HERMES, Advertising Staff; Latin Club, 2; Math Club, 3, Vice - President, 4; Scholarship Club, 4. Knowledge and honorare the rewards of Don’s efforts. 73 MARVIN JOSEPH MONDOUX Baseball. 2,3,4; Basketball, 3,4; Track, 4- Basketball is Marvin's greatest delight. While his only sorrow is homework at night. JAMES EDWARD MURPHY Life is but a dream---so let me sleep. GERALD BURNICE MONROE Scholarship Club, 4; Science Club, 4. Quiet and sincere------Jerry likes a peaceful world. - RUTH DELORES NAYLOR HERMES, Administration Staff, 4; Span- ish Club, 2, President, 3; Pep Club, 2, 3; Sewing Club, 2; Knitting Club, Sec- retary, 2, President, 3; Announcers' Club, 4; Girls' Baseball, 2,3; Girls’ Basketball, 2. Ruth is concientious, honest, and true; She’ll be successf u 1 her whole life through. MARJORIE ANN MORGAN HERMES, Circulation Staff, Photography Staff; Green Echo, 3,4; Student Forum, 4; Knitting Club, 2,3; Announcers' Club, 4; Girls' Baseball, 2, 3,4; Library Club, 4. Happiness makes up Marge's world. JUNE MARIE O'BOYLE HERMES, Circulation Staff, 4; Green Echo, 4; Choir, 3; Sewing Club, 2, 3, Vice President, 4; Knitting Club, Pres- ident, 3; Dramatics Club, 2, 3, 4. June is cuteness and nearness combined with a sincere heart. 74 JOHN TIMOTHY O’BRIEN HERMES, Photography Staff; Commit- tee of Ten, 4; Green Echo, 2; Choir, 2,3,4; Dramatics Club, Treasurer, 3, President, 4; Football, 2,3,4; Tennis, 3- Be merry, if you are wise. H MARGARET FRASER PASSINEAU HERMES, Editorial Staff, Typing Staff; Student Council, 3,4; Girls' Hi-Y, 3, Treasurer, 4; Latin Club, 2; Announc- ers’ Club, 4; Dramatics Club, 2,4, Secretary, 3; Girls' Basketball, 2. Full of merriment and pep, Peg en- thusiastically joins in the fun. ELEANOR MAY ODDEY Choir, 3,4; Latin Club, Vice-President, 2, Secretary, 3; Scholarship Club, 4; Science Club, 4. Beneath Punky’s long golden locks is a keen mind. BARBARA ANN PERKINS HERMES, Circulation Staff, Typing Staff; Choir, 2; Spanish Club, 2,3; Stu- dent Forum, 3,4; Knitting Club, 2; Announcers' Club, 4; Library Club, 4. It is truly very plain to see That Barb's as nice as she can be. BETTY ANN PARKER Hudson Falls; Choir, 2,3; Ceramics Club, 3; Class Plays, 2; Secretarial Class, 4; Baseball, 2. Whitehall; Homemaking Club, 2, Treasurer, 2. Betty, who will make a good secre- tary, was Whitehall's loss-Hudson Falls’ gain. DONALD LOUIS PINGREY HERMES, Advertising Staff; Committee of Ten, 4; Choir, 4; Boys' Hi-Y, 2, Vice-President, 3, Secretary, 4; Stu- dent Forum, Vice-President, 3, Pres- ident, 4; Dramatics Club, 3,4; Basket- ball, 2,3,4; Football, 3,4. Football and basketball are Don's best sports, but girls seem to be his favorite hobby. 75 WILLIAM EDWIN PRATT Photography Club, 2; Science Club, 2; Dramatics Club, 3; Baseball, 2, 3; Bas- ketball, 3,4. Life is wonderful to Bill - - a com- bination of sports and excitement. SELINA GRACE ROCK HERMES, Circulation Staff; French Club, 2,3; Student Forum, 4; Announc- ers’ Club, 4; Science Cluo, 4; Girls’ Baseball, 2,3,4; Girls’ Basketball, 2, 3.4- Selina’s friendly to everyone, out- standing in sports and lots of fun. THERESA ANN PUHA1DA Class Secretary, 2; Committee of Ten, 3; Spanish Club, 2, Secretary, 3; Knit- ling Club, 2; Dramatics Club, 3; Junior Prom Attendant; Girls’ Basketball, 2; Secretarial Class, 4. Theresa - - a little half-pint, full of dynamite. - ENNIO MORSE RUGGI Science Club, 2. Ennio's the kind of fellow one likes to know. With plenty of spirit and lots of go. JANICE MARILYN PUTNAM HERMES, Administration Editor; Stu- dent Council, 2; Band, 2, 3,4; Orches- tra, 2,3,4; Choir, 4; Latin Club, 2, Vice-President, 3; Sewing Club, 4; Music Club, 2; Announcers’ Club, 4; Class Plays, 2; Scholarship Club, 4; Dr a ma tics Club, 2,3; Photography Club, 2. A witty mind, musical hands, a hearty laugh make Janice grand. JENNIE HELEN RUSTIN Busy fingers, busy mind, A girl like her is hard to find. 76 GLORIA ANNETTE SHERMAN. HERMES, Sports Staff; Green Echo, 4; Sewing Club, 2, Vice-President, 3; Knitting Club, 3, Vice-Presi- dent, 2; Announcers Club, 4; Dra- matics Club, 2,3,4; Girls Base- ball, 2, 3,4; Girls Basketball, 2,3, 4- Gloria, our sports enthusiast, quiet and sincere--ever willingly helps a friend in need. JAMES DANVERSE SHERMAN Science Club. 3,4; Photography Club, 3. - Though he seems a quiet boy, We re sure his life is full of joy. CONSTANCE ELLEN SIMPSON Ceramics Club, 3; Dramatics Club, 2. There’s never a dull moment when Connie's around. STANLEY EDWARD SINGER HERMES, Sports Staff; Class Treas- urer, 2; Boys’ Hi-Y, 2,3,4; Dra- matics Club, 3, 4; Treasurer, 2; Baseball, 2,3,4; Basketball, 3,4; Football, 2, 3, Co - Captain, 4; Track, 2,4. Life is like the measles; we all have to go through it. SARAH ANN SMITH Band, 2,3; Spanish Club, 2; Knit- ting Club, 3; Photography Club, 2; Secretarial Class, 4. Our Sarah is gentle and sweet; Fate tried to conceal her by calling her Smith. EARL JOSEPH SPELLBURG Boys Hi-Y, 3; Baseball, 2, 3; Foot- ball, 2,3; Basketball, 2,3; Track, 2.3- Earl, full of the right kind of school spirit, is one 4 letterman of 54. JEANNE MAY STANTON HERMES, Girls' Sports Editor, Circula- tion Staff; Student Forum, 4; Knitting Club, Secretary-Treasurer, 2; Ceram- ics Club, 3; Announcer s’Club, 4; Dra- matics Club, 2; Girls’ Baseball, 2.3,4; Girls' Basketball, 2,3,4. Her clownish ways keep us all laugh- ing, but she’s not all nonsense and fun. M ARTHUR ARNOLD STONE Choir, 2, 3,4; Student Forum, 4; Music Club, 4; Basketball, 2,3,4. -It takes life to love life. ROBERT HYDE STICKNEY Class Treasurer, 3; Boys' Hi-Y, 3, Treasurer, 4; Basketball, 2,3,4; Base- ball, 2,3.4. Bob has a smile for every boy, and two for every girl. - JUNE MARGARET TERRIO HERMES, Circulation Staff; Green Echo, 3; Knitting Club, 2,4, Vice- President, 3; Dramatics Club, 2,3,4. A friend of ours we can't deny it, Smiling, shy, and very quiet. MARIANNE STOLZ Student Council, 3; Band, 2, 3; Orches- tra, 2,3; Knitting Club, 3; Dramatics Club, Secretary, 3; Secretarial Class, 4; Girls' Baseball, 2. Marianne is neatness, personality, and sweetness combined into one. JEAN MARIE TROMBLEY Sewing Club, 2,3. She's sometimes serious, sometimes gay. But we all like her just that way. 78 PATRICIA ANN VARLEY HERMES, Advertising Staff; Girls' Hi- Y, 3,4; Spanish Club, 2, Parliamentar- ian, 3; Dramatics Club, 3,4. Quiet? Perhaps 1 That's what you'll say. But when you know Pat, it's the opposite way. ELEANOR MARION VAUGHN HERMES, Typing Staff; Green Echo, 3; Band, 2,3,4; Orchestra, 3,4; Music Club, 3,4; Dramatics Club, 2. If noise were made by being quiet, Here's a girl who'd be a riot. DONALD RICHARD VITOUSKI Don never lets his worries worry him. ELLEN GERTRUDE WALSH HERMES, Advertising and Typing Staffs; Girls' Hi-Y, Press Reporter, 4; Knitting Club, 2; Pep Club, 2,3,4; Cheerleader, 2, 3,4; Dramatics Club, 4; Junior Prom Attendant, 3. Slim and trim, she's sure to win. GWYNN ARNOLD VICKERY Science Club, 4; Photography Club, 3. He is clever, industrious, quiet, and shy; Watch him blush when the girls goby. RUTH GARLAND WALSH HERMES, Circulation Staff; Committee of Ten, 3,4; Girls' Hi-Y, 4; Pep Club, Treasurer, 2, Vice-President, 3, Pres- ident, 4; Knitting Club, 2; Announcers' Club, 4; Cheerleader, 2, 3, 4; Class Play, 3; Scholarship Club, 4; Dramat- ics Club, 2,3. Nature showered her choicest gifts on Ruth—sweetness and sincerity. 79 JAMES OLIVER WINCH Student Council, 4; Science Club, 3,4; Basketball, 2,3,4; Football, 4; Track, 2.3.4. To do easily what is difficultfor others is Oliver's mark of talent. - BARBARA JEAN WOODELL HERMES, Circulation Manager; Com- mittee of Ten, 4; Girls' Hi-Y, 3,4; French Club, 2,3; Student Forum, 4; Knitting Club, 2; Announcers' Club, 4; Scholarship Club, 4; Library Club, 3; Cheerleader, 2; Girls' Baseball, 2, 3,4; Girls' Basketball, 2,3,4. Barbara's there, will always be. No one like her, you'll agree. MARY LOU WINSLOW HERMES, Assistant Editor; Green Echo, 2.3; Band. 2,3,4; Orchestra, 2,3,4; Choir, 2,3,4; Student Forum, Secre- tary, 3; Sewing Club, 4; Music Club, 2, 3; Announcers' Club, 4; Scholarship Club, Secretary, 4; N. Y. S. S. M. A., 2,3,4; Dramatics Club, 2,3. Easy to look at, hard to forget, Nice to be with, she plays a hot clar- inet. RONALD EVERETT WOODWARD Dramatics Club, 2,3; Boys' Hi-Y, 2, Treasurer, 3; Science Club, 2; Math Club, 3; Green Echo, 3; Photography Club, 2; Student Council, 2; Choir, 3; Football, 2,3; Basketball, 2, 3; All- Conference, 2,3. Tall and stately with a crew-cut too, his worth to our class is nothing new. •• Graduated in August, 1953: Robert Corrigan, Doris Greeno, Clark Lewis, David Woodward FRANCES JEAN WOOD HERMES, Girls' Sports Photographer; Student Council, 4; Student Forum, 4; Knitting Club, 2; Announcers' Club, 4; Library Club, 3,4; Dramatics Club, 2; Photography Club, 2. On Fran you'll always find a smiling face; No one can ever take her place. JAMES HOWARD YATTAW Dramatics Club, 2; Baseball, 3,4; Foot- ball, 4. Jim's tendency is to keep quiet while the rest are otherwise. 80 As we look bock over our Ttgh school days, ft'- e h-thio t, at last, we can appreciate we earned. Through the years, we hqd our share of K v oMhined with hard work. Now, as we depart from these halls, we hope that m 'fctudents we leavebebu cLlI f'nd the true joy of school life here, just as we found it. m PflTRons . . .have helped make it possible for us to record in HERMES, our memories and experiences of the past four years. To you, loyal patrons, the class of '54 gives hearty thanks. Reverend and Mrs. Ackley Mr. and Mrs. Paul Andrejkovics Mr. Wilbur R. Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Frank Arnold Mr. and Mrs. G. Arthur Balcolm Mr. and Mrs. Henry N. Barbieri Mr. Henry S. Barbiferi Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barney Mr. and Mrs. Albert Beaupre Mr. and Mrs. Claude Belden Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Belden Mrs. Melvin Belden Mr. and Mrs. Leo Benson Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bentley Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bessette Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Blanchard Mr. William Bocchi Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bogart Mr. and Mrs. Romeo J. Boulet Mrs. Dorothy C. Bowe Mr. Stanley Bradley Mr. William Brayman Miss Betty Breeyear Mr. and Mrs. John T. Bromley Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brouillette Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bruce Mr. and Mrs. Donald Burnett Mr. Joseph Buto Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Cameron Mr. and Mrs. Fred Campbell Mrs. Clifford Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Edward Carrow Miss Patricia Casey Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Catalfamo Miss Carmel la A. Catalfamo Mr. and Mrs. Vitalise Charlebois Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Chatterton Mr. Michael A. Clear Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Collins Mr. and Mrs. William Constantineau Mr. and Mrs. Edward Corlew Mr. and Mrs. Archie Corrigan Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cruden Miss Elaine Cosgrove Mr. and Mrs. Paul Daly Mr. and Mrs. Charles Danahy Mr. Francis W. De Camilla Mr. Joseph De Camilla Mrs. Joseph De Santis Mrs. Eva Dewey Mr. and Mrs. George Digamus Mr. and Mrs. Orville Diamond Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Dickinson Mr. and Mrs. Roger Dickinson Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dietze Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Dillmore Miss Mae Dolan Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Dowmont Mr. James M. Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Dresley Mr. and Mrs. Henry Driscoll Mr. and Mrs. Smith C. Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Frank Durphey Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Eagle Mrs. George Elliott Mr. and Mrs. Hewlett T. Fagan Mr. Lewis J. Farkas Mr. and Mrs. Francis Fish Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Fleury Mr. and Mrs. John Flood Mr. and Mrs. Adelord Fountaine Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. Freebern Dr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Frost Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gallup Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Gaulin Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Gaulin Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gaulin Miss Leona Gaulin Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gaulin Miss Loretta Gennamore Miss Mary Gennamore Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J. Gifford Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Goodro, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Goodro, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gordon Mr. Charles E. Grant, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford A. Grant Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gross Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ha I lock Mr. and Mrs. K. Hansen 82 Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Harriman Mr. and Mrs. Fredreck J. Perkins Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Hart Miss Mildred Perkins Mr. and Mrs. Gifford K. Harvey Pete's Mr. and Mrs. James G. Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Everett Phi lion Mrs. Bessie Hastings Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pingrey Miss Thelma Hastings Mr. and Mrs. Michael Piscitelli Mr. Asher M. Havens Miss Mary Puhaida Mr. and Mrs. Richard Havens Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Puhaida, Sr. Mr. Richard Howard Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Rayno Mrs. Susie Ingalsbe Mrs. Eleanor Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Inglee Mr. Charles E. Robinson Miss Carolyn Inglee Mr. Ronald Robinson Mr. Roy Jakway Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Rosati Mr. Melvin Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Grafton Rose Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Kearns Mr. Robert Rose Mr. and Mrs. Dana M. King Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rourke Miss Helen Kvale Mr. and Mrs. George Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Lester La Cross Mr. and Mrs. Roland M. Schink Mr. and Mrs. Edward La Fountain Mr. and Mrs. William Sefcik Mr. and Mrs. William La Fountain Mr. and Mrs. Era Ido Serra Mrs. Bertha S. Landry Mr. and Mrs. Patric Shea Mr. and Mrs. John Lauren Mr. A. M. Sherman Mrs. Madaleine Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Norton Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Leroux Mr. and Mrs. Harry Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Marc Le Varn Mr. Wilbur Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Emrys L. Lewis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sipowicz Mr. and Mrs. Dana Linindoll Miss Helen Sisson Mr. and Mrs. William Love Mrs. Bessie Smith Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Mahan Mr. and Mrs. Claude Smith Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mai lie Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Bruce ManeII Mr. amd Mrs. Charles Spear Mr. and Mrs. George Martin Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stanton Mrs. William Matthews Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Streeter Mr. and Mrs. Leo Maynard Mr. and Mrs. Leon H. Strong Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mayotte Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Sweet Mr. and Mrs. George W. Me Call Mrs. Albert Taylor Mr. and Mrs. George D. Me Cormick Miss Lorraine Terrio Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Me Kernon Mr. and Mrs. Roymond Terrio Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Meade Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Trombley Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Mellon Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Trombley Mr. and Mrs. William F. Mercier Mrs. George Turner Mr. and Mrs. Edward Meron Mr. and Mrs. Louis T. Valley Mr. and Mrs. Roy Miller Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Van Tassell Mike's Grocery Mr. and Mrs. Robert Van Tassell Mr. and Mrs. Adolphus Mondoux Mr. Paul Van Zant Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Mondoux Mr. and Mrs. Martin Varley Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moran Mr. and Mrs. Karl A. Vaughn Miss Elizabeth Murphy Venus Lunch Mr. and Mrs. M. Myott Miss Genevieve Vitouski Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Naylor Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vitouski Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Needham Miss Pauline Vitouski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Neron Mr. and Mrs. Garland Walsh Mr. Harold Nichols Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Washer Mr. and Mrs. George Nolan Mr. Robert E. Washer Norman's Service Station Mrs. Bernadette Weber Mrs. Julia 1. H. Norton Dr. and Mrs. Sigmund Weiss Mrs. Sarah O'Boyle Mr. and Mrs. J. William Werner Mr. and Mrs. John O'Brien Mrs. Marie White Mr. and Mrs. Chester Oddey Mr. Raymond White Mrs. Regina Owens Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Winslow Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Partington Mr. and Mrs. Burton Woodell Mr. and Mrs. Ross T. Passineau Mr. and Mrs. Rex W. Wyman Mr. and Mrs. Philip Yattaw LAST GL!IHPS£S Of FflOIILIHR SCfllfS it is measured for that all important outfit r cap and qown. Mickey accepts Latin Trophy in behalf of the school Don't you believe in signs, Mac? Won't you take a ride in our brand new Chevrolet? noon I'm forever sweeping floors Which ring did you order - black, green or gold? i Moving-up Day and Leon passes on the Senior Class A familiar scene during our recent water drought ins when all else is finish To the left is a general view of one of our pleasant, well-appointed departments. The young lady shown below is receiving the services of the two Registered Nurses who help guard our employees’ health in the Company's modern infirmary. The Glens Falls Group of Insurance Companies extends hearty congratu- lations to the class of 1954. We are proud of the fact that the schools of our own and neighboring communi- ties are contributing so materially to our ever-growing staff of employees. With the hope that many of you will be interested in joining the fine group of your alumni already in our em- ploy, we invite your personal in- quiries about the job opportuni- ties we have to offer high school graduates. GLENS FALLS INSURANCE COMPANY GLFNS FALLS INDEMNITY COMPANY COMMERCE INSURANCE COMPANY b m Fell� . Kr V..I The people shown in the picture to the left are relaxing in the comfortable, friendly atmosphere of the canteen. JOHN STREET PHARMACY 46 Main Street 4-5345 The Prescription Store William D. Clay, Prop. L.W. HARRIS SONS DEP'T STORE The Store on the Square Keep Well-Informed Read THE POST-STAR THE GLENS FALLS TIMES and get The Latest News First Save 15 to 25% LARRY'S MEN'S SHOP Sample and Cancellation Clothing 262 Glen Street Glens Falls, N.Y. For Nicer Things Shop At MUSLER'S Glens Falls New York Compliments of THE QUEENSBURY Glens Falls, N.Y. Compliments of VAN THE SHOE MAN, INC. 29 Ridge Street Glens Falls New York THE FASHION SHOP 17-19 Ridge Street Glens Falls, N.Y. Compliments JOHNNY'S SUNDIAL SHOE STORE Shoes for All the Family John Bellephine Prop. Diamonds-Watches-Jewelry-Si 1 verware-C locks STACK'S JEWELERS Glens Falls, New York WILEY'S Shoes for the Family Your Walk-Over Store in Glens Falls 19 Warren St. STEPHEN HERTZ Jewelers 111 Glen Street Glens Falls, N.Y. Give More Thought To Music BRAYDON CHAPMAN Everything in the Music Line 144-146 Glen Street Glens Falls JOHN G. KOPF Jeweler Artcarved Rings 100 Main Street Telephone 4-4430 Hudson Falls, N.Y. Next to the High School BASSOCK'S FURS Delicious! 11 Our Make Ice Cream and Toasted Hot Dogs POULOS ICE CREAM BAR Glens Falls N.Y. 93 Main Street Just Across from the High School Compliments Compliments of of HOGAN'S DAIRY GLENDALE FURNITURE Maple Street Hudson Falls ETHAN DAVIGNON Successor to L.C. White Staple and Fancy Groceries Agent for Birdseye Frosted Foods Phone 2-2184 or 2-2185—Free Delivery 5 Davis Street Glens Falls, N.Y. Tel. 2-6040 Hair By 1 Warren St. STYLAIR over Boxer's Bernard DeLair, Prop. Compliments of Careful and Appreciative Attention Hudson Falls Given To All PRINTING ORDERS SWIGERT'S PRESS 14 Willow Street Hudson Falls Office Phone 4-5611 Residence Phone 4-7132 HEIL'S SHOE STORE 180 Main Street Hudson Falls Compliments of FROST DEPARTMENT STORE L. Lester RAY NELSON'S MUSIC CENTER 19 Exchange Street Glens Falls, New York Buy Your Cosmetics and Drugs Where Your Mother Does at BOXER'S CUT-RATE Compliments of FRANKELS' ACHENBACH'S Established Over 50 Years If You Don't Know Diamonds Know Your Jeweler 208 Glen Street Glens Falls LOUISE HATS Park Place Hudson Falls, N. Y. FAIRHOLME FARMS Home Make Ice Cream Milk—Grade A and Homogenized Phone 4-5976 Dl DIO'S FLOWER SHOP « 13 Warren St. Glens Falls, N. Y. Phone 2-5445 Greenhouses 2-1527 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Wheel Goods, Toys, Auto Parts Accessories, Sports Equipment 145 Main Street Hudson Falls Opposite Post Office BRICK HOUSE YARN SHOP Botany Yarn and Sock Packs Laines Du Pingouin and Pernelle Free Instruction Corner Pearl Oak Streets Tel. 4-5544 Compliments of DETROIT SUPPLY CO., INC. 43—45 Ridge Street Glens Falls, New York Best Wishes To Hudson Falls Central High School JONATHAN'S Fine Furniture 33 Warren Street Glens Falls, N. Y. Tel. 2-1308 Celia and Alec Hurwitz Compliments of EL-RO-DO RESTAURANT Hudson Falls, N. Y. FLOYD'S MARKET Meat and Groceries 27 Main Street Hudson Falls BRONK COAL and LUMBER CO. Parry Street HUDSON FALLS, NEW YORK 4-4136 — 4-4137 Compliments of AIR LAND MOTOR PARTS, INC. 23 Boy Street Glens Falls Compliments PERSONAL FINANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK 151 Main Street Hudson Falls, N. Y. Compliments of EZRA R. DICKINSON VICTOR A. LOISELLE Distributor Monuments Fuel Oil—Kerosene—Gasoline Main and Schuyler Streets Hudson Falls, N. Y. Phone 4-4170 VAUGHN'S Compliments Newsroom Sporting Goods Novelties of We specialize in School Supplies, Fishing Tackle, Daily Necessities and Toys KINGSBURY CONSTRUCTION CO. 4-9812 44 Main Street Hudson Falls, N. Y. IDEAL MILK FOR IDEAL HEALTH LIGHT AND HEAVY CREAM HOMOGENIZED MILK CHOCOLATE BUTTERMILK THE IDEAL DAIRY FARMS Where Quality and Service Meet N. G. DICKINSON HUDSON FAILS, NEW YORK Phone 4-5059 SHOPPING in OUH LOCAL STOfifS KtWANlS Congratulations to the class of '54 MERKEL GELMAN The Store of Cheerful Service MICO'S Formal Rental Service New Garments in Stock 30 1 2 South Street Glens Falls, N.Y. Phone 2-6922 Compliments of DOLAN'S PHARMACY 140 Glen Street Glens Falls, N.Y. FIELDER SEZ To All the Seniors of Class '54 . . .for a full and bountiful Life, always be ready to give a little more than you're hoping to get. ALGEE APPLIANCES Hotpoint - Tappan 45 Warren Street Glens Falls, N.Y. Phone 3-0044 Compliments of REYNOLD'S MARKET Good Food Makes Good Health 52 Maple Street Hudson Falls, N . Y . Compliments of HUDSON FALLS HARDWARE CO. MAYOTTE'S GIANT MARKET Nationally Advertised Brands Low Prices EVERY Day DURLING STUDIO of PHOTOGRAPHY Portrait — Child Photography Commercial — News Work Special Coverage For Weddings Social Functions The finest of Cameras and Accessories New and Used 8 Main Street Hudson Falls, N.Y. 4-4663 or 4-7259 Compliments of TONY TRELLO For Your Own Drug Needs Prescriptions You Always Save Money at McCANN'S PHARMACY J. A. McCann, Doctor in Pharmacy Paul T. McCann, B. S. Ph. G. 166 Main Street Leading Agency Cosmetics Silks Specialist Fine Wool Dress Goods Wash Goods SHEEHAN SILK SHOP, INC. Glens Falls New York MORI ARTY'S PHARMACY Prescription Specialists Dial 4-4913 1 36 Main Street Hudson Falls Compliments of KINGSBURY HOTEL 140 Main Street Gri ESTABLISHED 1842 Everything for the home- but the girl. GLENS FALLS AREA NEW CAR-TRUCK DEALERS Compliments CROW'S RICHFIELD SERVICE Hudson Falls, New York Congratulations and Best Wishes to the 1954 GRADUATING CLASS of the HUDSON FALLS HIGH SCHOOL THE SANDY HUE IRON AND BRASS WORKS Hudson Falls, New York BUILDERS OF PULP AND PAPER MAKING MACHINERY SINCE 1858 HUDSON FALLS DISTRIBUTING COMPANY NORMANDIN'S AGENCY Distributor of Mobile Heat and Mobile Kerosene 12 Notre Dame Street Phone 4-5151 Phone 4-4334 Insure In Sure Insurance 169 Main Street Hudson Falls, N. Y. Phone 4-4016 BELDEN CASE, INC. Plumbing and Heating LOCKE AGENCY, INC. Moss Street Hudson Falls Insurance Light Trucking Done at Moderate Rates ASHER S. HAVENS 20 Thomas Ave. Hudson Falls Telephone 4-7656 HUDSON FALLS FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS 8 Center Street Phone 4-4000 AGGIES MARKET 33 Lower Oak Street Hudson Falls Compliments of DEMPSEY'S CONCRETE PRODUCTS 100 River Street Hudson Falls Thank You For Your Patronage WATKINS FLOWER SHOP Buy Where the Flowers Grow HAGEN'S GREENHOUSES Dial 4-4647 Willow Street Hudson Falls, N.Y. Bonded Member of Florists' Telegraph Delivery Ass'n. W.F. GUBITZ SONS Printing Office Supplies Steel Desks, Files, Aluminum Chairs YOU LIKE IT EH Samson Folding Chairs for Schools 106 Ridge Street Glens Falls, N.Y. IM IT LIKES YOU COURT RESTAURANT Home Cooking Dinners—Luncheons—Sandwiches Phone 4-5932 Printing is usually bought on the basis of Quality — Price — Service these three factors are blended in the right proportion for our customers FREEBERN PRESS 79 Maple Street Hudson Falls, N.Y. Compliments of D'AMICO'S RESTAURANT Corner of Dix Avenue and Whitehall Road Good Luck to the Class of 1954 From MR. AND MRS. G. PATRICK DUPELL SHOPPING III OUR OEIGHBORII1G STORES CARVER'S Sportswear and Accessories VAN DERWERKER'S GARAGE Come and See Us on—Martindale Avenue Phone—Dial 4-4414 And Ask Us To Come and Pick Up Your Car Specialist in Carburetors Delco Batteries—Starting—Lighting—Ignition Compliments of THE ECONOMY STORE Glens Falls' Family Store Compliments of QUEENSBURY BARBER SHOP J. Mills, Prop. Glens Falls THE OUTLET Mens' and Boys' Store On Glen Street Hill Glens Falls Compliments of Compliments of R.H. PENDER BOCCHI BROS. Ready-To-Wear Burgoyne Ave. Hudson Foils, N.Y. 172 Main Street Hudson Falls GUS' ESSO CENTER Economy Plus Quality Greasing—Washing—Vulcanizing Compliments of Complete Line of Auto Accessories C.V. PETERS CO. 190-196 Main Street Hudson Falls Glens Falls, New York Dial 4-4200 (Don't Fuss Call Gus) HUDSON VALLEY GARAGE Best Wishes 250 1 2 Main Street Hudson Falls EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY Auto Repair On Old Makes Glens Falls New York NASSIVERA'S H.S. Englander E.D. White A.F. Barber John Deere Sales Service ENGLANDER BROTHERS Tydol, Veedol Products Glens Falls Compliments of THE ERLANGER STORES SURRENCY SERVICE STATION 86 Main Street Hudson Falls Glens Falls (New York) Everything in Drugs Also Candy Soda Toilet Articles PBS Paints Etc at BAKER'S SQUARE DEAL DRUG STORE HUDSON FALLS. NEW YORK E. B. WEBSTER Meats and Groceries Of Dependable Quality 58 Feeder Street Hudson Fal Is, N . Y. Dial 4-5923 GRANT'S GROCERY Meats - Vegetables Frozen Foods Free Delivery Phone 4-5012 55 John Street Hudson Falls, N.Y. FRED’S GROCERY Meats and Vegetables 84 John Street Hudson Falls Compliments of WRIGHT'S RESTAURANT Good Food Served the Wright Way 221 Main Street Hudson Falls STONE'S STUDIOS Quality Portraits Fort Edward Phone 5-4923 Hudson Falls Phone 4-5032 Compliments of RILEY BROS. Funeral Home STEWART HARDWARE 25 Main Street Hudson Falls, N. Y. 4-4545 Compliments of THOMSON BAKERY Hudson Falls' Most Complete Record Bar R. G. IRVINE CO. 223 Main Street Hudson Falls Phone 4-4078 RUSSELL WAIT Office Supplies Equipment Portable Typewriters Books Phone 2-4422 Stationery Glens Falls Since 1869 FOWLER'S Northern New York's Leading Department Store Compliments of HUDSON FALLS PAPER CORP. DOYLE'S INC. YOUNGSTOWN KITCHEN'S Wholesale Paper Merchants STORE Hudson Falls, N. Y. BOOKS Are Legacies that Genius Leaves to Mankind. Some day school books will all be laid aside, but there is one book to which we constantly refer throughout our lifetime. . . Our Bank Book. Most of those who have attained financial independence can trace its source to a determination to save persistently. THIS BANK IS A GOOD PLACE TO BEGIN THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HUDSON FALLS Strongly Conservative But More Than Conservatively Strong CUTSHALL'S 251 Warren Street Glens Falls, N. Y. Dry Cleaning Fur Storage Compliments of EDWARD C. HUGHES General Insurance Phone 4-6338 11 Baker Street Hudson Falls, N. Y. Compliments of THE COMMODORE RESTAURANT Best Wishes T. J. HORRIGAN AGENCY, INC. General Insurance Strand Theatre Building, Hudson Falls Phone 4-6318 Compliments of KIP'S RESTAURANT 32 Main Street Hudson Falls STEVENS FURNITURE COMPANY 138 Main Street Hudson Falls, N. Y. Compliments of MILFRANK'S RESTAURANT The Best in Banquet Facilities Lake George - Glens Falls Road Best Wishes to the Graduating Class from W W S C The Friendly Voice of ABC E. DUFOUR'S AUTO PARTS Speed and Custom Work Dual Exhaust Sets, High Lift Cams Light Fly Wheels, Etc. Phone 4-6877 Hunt Avenue Hudson Falls Dancing 9:30 to 2:30 KINGSBURY HOTEL ANNEX Friday's Saturday's Pizza, Spaghetti Meatballs To Go We Cater To Banquets and Wedding Receptions A. J. Ducharme, Mgr. MAC'S SERVICE Tydol Gas and Oil - Groceries - Soft Drinks Cigarettes - Cigars Wm. Mac Lenithan, Prop. Upper Broadway Telephone 5-4058 Try Skating For Fun BRENNAN'S ROLLER SKATING RINK Sat.-Sun. Afternoon 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. R. F. D. No. 2 Lake George Road Phone 2-9795 REFLECTAL CORP. Sub. of Borg Warner Corp. Mfr. of Alfol Insulation H. J. Driscoll, Mgr. For Further Information Call 4-6368 Compliments of McKinney's Feed and Grain Phone 4-5621 Compliments of LEONARD J. TARANTINO Sporting Goods Photographic Supplies LAPHAM'S 282 Glen Street Glens Falls, N. Y. . . your class ring is a lasting bond of friendship, wear it in health and happiness. Class Rings Medals and Trophies Yearbooks Commencement Announcements LOREN MURCHISON 14 Park Place Newark 2, New Jersey GEORGE W. HUMPHREY. Representative Congratulations To The Graduating Class of 1954 OF ADIRONDACK CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION Glens Falls HUDSON FALLS CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL New York Compl iments of GLENS FALLS COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY South Glens Falls, New York We, the Class of '54, wish to express our heartfelt appreciation to all the advertisers and individuals who helped to make the publica- tions of this book possible. YEARBOOKS