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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1958 volume:

THE SENIOR CLASS Presents the 1958 Hermes Volume 42 PRINCIPAL —J. BERNARD LABOURR HUDSON FALLS, NEW YORK l Foreword At the start of our high school career, we were pea-green freshmen with a lot to learn. When we be- came gay young sophomores, fun and good times were abundant. We really outdid ourselves in every project we worked on as jolly juniors. Finally as grand old seniors we achieved success in the fields of scholarship, music and sports. We sincerely hope that our H. F. Tigers will show to you the unforgetable memories we have gained throughout our school years. We also hope that you, the reader, receive as much enjoyment from this Hermes' as wc have had in presenting it to you. DEDICATION We are proud to dedicate our 1958 Hermes to Alfred “Doc” Messier. Anyone who attended the junior high building, which is now torn down, will remember “Doc” as a little energetic custodian who had a joke or a “Hi” for every student. He is now working at another school in our system, and I’m sure that the students there appreciate him just as much as we did. Fifteen years of service have been given by him to our schools, and he will never be forgotten by us. We students who knew him so well are happy to dedicate this collection of our high school memories to him. Table of Contents TITLE PAGE ......................................... 1 FOREWORD ........................................... 2 DEDICATION ......................................... 3 ADMINISTRATION ..................................... 5 SENIOR SECTION .................................... 19 UNDERCLASSMEN ..................................... 43 JUNIORS ........................................... 45 SOPHOMORES ........................................ 48 FRESHMEN .......................................... 52 CLASS OF '58 DANCES ............................... 55 SPORTS ............................................ 67 CURRICULUM ........................................ 79 ACTIVITIES ........................................ 95 ADVERTISING ...................................... 119 PATRONS 121 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY BOARD OF EDUCATION First row, left to right: J. Vaughn. R Dempsey. M. Mnrphv. W. Juckett. B. Dube. S. Sulli- van. Second row: R. Heil. . Griffin. R Larrick. M. Greenberg. W. Hackle. ). King. Superin- tendent of Schools. L. R. LEWIS Former President ]. WALTER JUCKETT New President 7 EDWARD A. REYNOLDS. M. S. Vice-Principal FACULTY DANA M. KING. A. M. Superintendent of Schools 8 NICHOLAS F. MORANO. B. S. Guidance CHARLOTTE STOREY, A. M. Guidance THOMAS R. YOLE, A. B. Mathematics ROBERT K. CHATEL, B. S. Science MILDRED H. BAKER. A. M. Latin LOUISE C. CHARTIER. B. S. in Commerce Commercial 9 WAYNE B. LaPOINT, A. M. Driver Education 10 ANTHONY A. LUCIANO, M. Ed. Physical Education ELMER HEIDORF. B. S. Physical Education WALTER A. NINESLING, A. M. Music MILDRED P. HALPERIN, B. S. in Commerce Commercial JOYCE IRWIN. B. S. Vocal Music ELLISON ELMER. A. M. Instrumental Music CLYDE L. ALLEN. A. B. Art MILDRED B. HARTPENCE. B. S. Homcmakinf MARTIN J. MALONEY, M. S. Science ami Mathematics THOMAS V. NEWTON. B. S. Agriculture ALVIN C. PEACHMAN. A. M. Citizenship Education JOHN V. O BRIEN, A. B. English and Citizenship Education ROBERT ROSE. A. B. English 13 GLEN E. THOMSON. A. M. Citizenship Education RUSSELL B. WOOD. A. M. Science JANE E. WASHBURN. M. S. Homemaking CECIL E. WEST Industrial Arts LUCY A. DWYER. B. S. Physical Education PHYLLIS P. DAVIES. R. N., B. S. School Nurse Teacher JAMES CAFARO. B. S. Secretarial GERTRUDE S. DALY, A. B. Mathematics J. TETI A.Af. Principal of Main Street School, T ransportation PHILIP TREMBLEY Psychologist RHODA LANGWORTHY Dental Hygiene Teacher GEORGE E. ROUND, B.S. Special Education LESLIE G. MOYLES Spanish. French RUTH CORNELL Secretary, Superintendent’s Office THELMA H. ROSE Secretary. Junior-Senior High School JUDITH GIBSON Secretary, Junior-Senior High School DOROTHY C. VALLEY Secretary, Superintendent’s Office CADET TEACHERS Sitting, left to right: Bernice Tyler, Mary Sheldon. Second row: AI Kouha, David Lohre, Ted Kantorowski. CAFETERIA WORKERS Sitting, left to right: Mrs. Betty Wood, head cook. Mrs. Mayotte. Mrs. Varley. Standing, left to right: Mrs. O’Donnell, Mrs. Phillips. Mrs. Bombard. Mrs. Garling, Mrs. Rabine, Mrs. Dumas, Mrs. Menshausen, Mrs. Farley, Mrs. Thayer. NATHALIE MENSHAUSEN School Lunch Manager LOUISE BOLLMAN, A.B. Reading and Spelling 17 CUSTODIANS Left to right: C. Quarters, R. Culver, M. Bennett. R. Measack, R. Greene, E. Winans . Murray. TRANSPORTATION STAFF 18 Left to right: A. Domina. H. Slickney. E. Lewis. Standing: E. Harrington. 1‘. LaValley, A. Durkin. I. Rosa. J. Comesky. SENIORS BONNIE L. ADAMS Dramatics 2; Choir 2,3; Ceramics 3; F.H.A. 3; Fencing 2; Girls Basket- ball 2,3; Baseball 2,3 “Wonderful sense of humor, loves to eat MARY J. ALLEN Orchestra 2.3; Choir 2,3; Band 2,3; Girls’ Basketball 3; Hermes 4 “Little noise and lots of poise. MARY L. BELDEN F.H.A. 3 “A sweet and petite miss.1 BARBARA A. BENJAMIN F.H.A. 2,3; Photography 3; Scholar- ship 3; Career Club 3 “A scintillating miss; unbounded kindness. ROBERT E. BIGELOW Fencing 2; Officiating 2; Senior Sci ence Club 3; Baseball 2,3,4 Conscientious lad; a true friend. PAUL L. BLANCHARD Officiating 2; Art Service 3; Varsity H 3; Baseball 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4 “Sharp dresser; willing to try anything once. 19 SUSAN J. BLOSSOM Scholarship 3; Hi-Y :h Dramatics 2.3,4 3,4; Girls’ Basketball 2,3; Choir 2,3,4; Girls’ Baseball 2,3; Green Echo 3,4; Hermes Advertising Staff 4; P.A. Staff 4; Girls' Sextet 3; Girls’ En- semble 4; Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Junior Prom Committee A girl with an ever-ready smile.” MARCIA A. BOCCHI Pep Club 2,3,4; Scholarship 3; Green Echo 3; Student Council 2,3; Hermes 4; Girls’ Basketball 2,3; Girls’ Base- ball 2,3; Junior Prom Attendant A delightful personality; full of pep and sparkle.” DAWN M. BOMBARD “Quiet and sweet; always helpful.” JAMES T. BOUCHER Football 3; Dramatics 4; Senior Sci- ence 3; Hermes 4; Officiating Club 2 A likeable and regular fellow; easy to know.” JAMES A. BOWDEN Senior Science 3 “Reserved; yet friendly and sincere. ROBERT F. BRISTOL P.A. Staff 4; Green Echo 3; Dra- matics 4; Latin Club 2; Choir 3,4; Football 2; Hermes 4; Key Club 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Scholarship 3 “Likeable; full of fun.” 20 DORIS A. BROWNLEE French Club 2; Current Events 3; Scholarship 3,4; Band 2,3,4; Orches- tra 2,3.4; Junior Prom Attendant; Student Council Secretary 2; Choir 4; Hi-Y 4; P.A. Staff 4; Class Vice Presi- dent 3; Hermes Layout Editor 4; Jun- ior Prom Decoration Chairman; Presi- dent of Hi-Y 4 “She has a pretty smile for all; a personality to match. ANNA M. BRUSO Band 2,3,4; Choir 2,3.4; Latin Club 2, Career Club 3; Girls’ Basketball Baseball 2; Student Council 2; P.A. Staff 4 ‘ Modest and simple are her ways; with brightest hopes for future days. MABEL M. BUNKER Home Ec. Club 2, Treasurer; Student Council 2; Spanish Club 2, Treasurer; Library Club 2; Career Club 3; Hermes 4 Dependable, earnest and friendly. BETTY BUTCHER Spanish Club 2,3; Scholarship 3; Hermes 4 “Likeable and friendly; pleasant company. HELEN R. CANTERBURY Band 3; Orchestra 2,3; Choir 2,3; French Club 2; Pep Club 2,3; Fencing Club 2 Lively young miss. MARY ANN L. CAPUTO Hi-Y 2,3,4; Gift Chairman 2; Career Club 3 “Stepping out from a fashion magazine is this stylish miss. 21 ESTHER F. CAVANAUGH Hermes 4 Some think she’s quiet; hut she’s really a riot.” SANDRA M. CLARK Library Club 2.3; Knitting Club 2 A pleasant person to know.” ROBERT L. CLARY Latin Club 2; Track 2,3,4; Football 3,4 “Carefree, easy going fellow.” MARY ANN E. COLLETTE Hermes-Curriculum Editor 4; Dra- matics 2.3.4; Choir 3; Green Echo 2.3; Business Manager 4; Student Forum 3; Hi-Y 4; P.A. 4; Library Club 2; F.H.A. 2. Vice President; Scholarship 3 Pleasing personality: does her part with some to spare.” BARBARA A. COLLINS Press Club 2; Career Club 3; F.H.A. 3; Glee Club 2 Cordial, responsible and sincere.” J. ANDREW COLLINS Choir 2,3,4; Track 2,3.4; Senior Sci- ence 3,4; Fencing 2; Officiating Club 2; Green Echo Sports Editor 4 Versatile with a great personality; always smiling.” 22 THEODORE E. COLLINS Track 3; Tennis 2; Varsity Club 3, Treasurer; J.V. Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3,4 “Easy going fellow; takes everything in his stride TIMOTHY D. COPELAND Art Club 2; Chess and Checkers Club 2; Dramatics 2 “One of the boys; quiet but aggressive KAY M. CORRIGAN Pep Club 2,3,4; Career Club 3; Green Echo 4 Good natured; a fine sense of humor JAMES E. CURRIE Attentive, considerate, helpful fellow” BRIAN H. DANIELS J.V. Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Track 2,3,4 Quiet and shy; but a likeable guy EDWARD F. DANIELS J.V. Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3,4 Agreeable and friendly; one of our best 23 SHIRLEY M. DASHNAW SONDRA L. DEYETTE PHYLLIS DEYETTE “Quiet and steady; always friendly. “She's generally shy; but there’s mischief in her eye. A friend of ours, we can’t deny it, Smiling, shy, and very quiet. SHIRLEY A. DOMINA Hermes Head Typist 4: Choir 2.3,4; Library Club 2,3; Girls Ensemble 4; Band 2,3.4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Hi-Y 4, Secretary “A quiet miss whose charms and friends are many. DIANE M. DONER “Quiet and sweet PEGGY A. DU FORE “Her likes are many; her dislikes few. 24 GEORGE W. EARL Dramatics 2,3,4 Quiet and shy; everyone’s friend ” WILLIAM L. FINGER Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Choir 3,4; Student Council 2; Committee of Ten 3; Tennis 2 “Good natured; a musical and lively redhead PATRICIA A. FLYNN Girls’ Basketball 3; Hermes 4; Career Club 3,4; Junior Prom Committee; Green Echo Circulation Manager 4; Hi-Y 4; Student Council 3,4; Hall Monitor 4 “A pleasing personality; fun-loving; but efficient ” PATRICIA R. FRASER French Club 2,3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Hi-Y 3,4; Scholarship 3; Green Echo 2,3; Band 2,3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Orches- tra 2,3,4 “Quiet, attractive; possessing a winning personality ” LULUMAE L. GAGE Choir 2,3,4; Girls’ Fencing 2,4; Li- brary Club 4 “A sincere and honest girl ” EDWARD B. GRANT Football 2; Fencing 2; Ceramics 2 “Never a dull moment for Ed 25 BRENDA L. GRIFFIN JOAN E. GURNEE SILAS HALPERIN F.H.A. 2,3; Ceramics 2 “Quiet and ambitious, serious-minded.” Student Council 3; Senior Science 3; Girls’ Fencing 3; Girls’ Basketball 3; Fort Ann Girls’ Sport Club 2; Chess Club 2; Service Club 2; Green Echo, Editor 4; P.A. Staff 4; Hermes 4 Scholarship 3; Latin Club 2; Photog- raphy Club 2; Hermes 4; Key Club 4. Business Manager “Dependable and fun-loving .” ROSE E. HAMILTON GARY L. HARRINGTON ADELAIDE E. HARTUNG Latin Club 2; Senior Science 3; Hermes 4 ' She has a friendly word for everyone” Quiet, friendly helpful chap. Dramatics 2,3,4; Green Echo 2,3; Choir 2.3,4; French Club, Secretary 2; Hermes Art Editor 4 Artistic, dependable and fun-loving.” 26 CLARK C. HENDERSON Radio Club 2; Current Events 2.3; Student Forum 3; J.V. Football 2; Hermes Treasurer 4 “Able, ambitious, and amiable. NANCY E. HODGES Library Club 2,3,4; F.H.A. 2,3,4 “Mildest manners are one of Nancy's traits'’ DOROTHY A. HERZOG Dramatics 2,3; Orchestra 2.3; Choir 2,3; Hi-Y 2,3, Vice President, 4; Scholarship 3; Majorette 3,4; Junior Prom Attendant; Class Vice President 2; Girls’ Basketball 2.3; Girls’ Base- ball 2,3; Girls’ Sextet 3; Girls’ En- semble 4; Hall Monitor 3; Commit- tee of Ten 3; Hermes Editor-in-Chief Personality, plus charm equals Dotty. RICHARD J. HOGAN Latin Club 2,3; Library Club 2,3,4; Dramatics 2,3,4; Scholarship 3; Com- mittee of Ten 3; Hermes 4; Green Echo 4 “Witty; loves telling jokes. JOHN W. HINCHLIFFE Class President 2; J.V. Football 2: J.V. Basketball 2; Student Council Vice President 3; Hi-Y 2,3,4 “He may seem quiet; MARTHA J. HOWE Class Secretary 2,3; Choir 2.3,4; Ca- reer Club Secretary 3; Student Coun- cil 2,3; Dramatics 4; Hermes 4; Jun- ior Prom Attendant; Class Vice Presi- dent 4; Green Echo 3; Hi-Y 2.3.4- Pep Club 2,3,4; Hall Monitor 3,4 “Sweet; the picture of fashion! 27 SUSAN J. HUGHES SANDRA E. IRWIN LINDA J. JONES Green Echo 4 “Demure, sweet and pretty: Career Club 3; Hartford, Cheerleader 2; Girls' Sports 2; Student Council 2 Orchestra 2.3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Pep Club 2; Career Club 3 “ Vivacious with the “Tiny and trim; sparkling personality.” nice to have around. MARION T. JONES Ceramics 2; Library Club 2,3,4 “Cheerful, adaptable; has a cheerful outlook on life.” RODNEY I. KEITH Dramatics 2,3.4 “Gay and witty, always laughing.” SHARON A. KILL Spanish Club 2; Majorette 2.3; Drum Majorette 4; Hermes 4 “Sparkling miss; hand with a baton.” 28 JOYCE P. KIMBALL JEAN E. KURYS NORMA F. LaBARGE Career Club 3; F.H.A. 2; Green Echo Advertising Manager; Hermes 4 “A true friend; capable and good-natured.” Student Council 2; Home Ec. Club 2, Vice President; Library Club 2,3; Hermes 4 Fun-loving, energetic P.G Junior Prom Attendant; Hi-Y 3,4; Pep Club 2.3,4; Band 2,3; Orchestra 3; Choir 2,3,4; Hermes Section Edi- tor Vigorous, spark ling Varsity cheerleader DAVID R. LEWIS LINDA L. LEWIS NANCY E. LEWIS Silence is deep as eternity. F.H.A. 2; Spanish Club 3 A twinkling smile with an agreeable way. Girls’ Fencing 2; Girls’ Basketball 2,3; Girls’ Baseball 2,3 Quiet in her way; but fun most the day. MARY A. LONGDO Dramatics 2; Etymology 2; Career Club 3; Homemakers Club 2 “A dark-eyed miss with a sense of humor LAWRENCE R. MacLAREN Hermes 3; Science Club 3; Hall Moni- tor 3; Student Council 3; J.V. Basket- ball 3; Baseball 2,3.4 ‘To worry little, to study less are Larry’s ideas for happiness.” RUTH N. MARSHALL Latin Club 2; Hi-Y 2.3, Secretary 4; Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Choir 2.3,4; Career Club 3; Junior Prom Attendant; National Honor Society 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Scholarship 3; Girls’ Sextet 3; Girls Ensemble 4; Girls' Baseball 2; Girls' Basketball 2; Hermes Literary Editor; Class Presi- dent 4 “Sweet miss with beauty and brains.” NANCY L. MATOT French Club 2; Scholarship 3; Li- brary Club 2; Career Club 3, Vice President; Hermes 4 “A fashion-minded girl; friend to all.” PAUL J. MCGINNIS Varsity H 2,3,4; Football 2.3, Cap- tain 4; Key Club 4; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Class Treasurer 2 “Math and sports rate high in this lad's mind!' FLORENCE A. MENEELY Home Ec. Club 2; Girls’ Basketball 2; Girls’ Baseball 2; Career Club 3; Choir 3,4 “Her life is always bright and gay.” 30 GAIL E. MILLER Pep Club 2,3; F.H.A. 2; Career Club 3; Fencing Club 2; Choir 2,3,4; Dra- matics Club 3; Girls Ensemble 4; Hermes 4 A sparkling miss with a gift for laughter” RALPH W. MINER Library 3 “The world is full of amusement to an amusing man” NANCYLEE MONROE Green Echo 2; Band 2.3.4; Commit- tee of Ten 3; Scholarship 3; Junior Prom Queen; Hi-Y 3.4; Hermes 4; Girls’ Basketball 2; Girls’ Baseball 2; Class secretary 4 “Solid future for this charming miss.” o ANNE K. MOSHER JANE M. MYETTE Etymology Club 2; Library Club 2,3.4; French Club 3; Hi-Y 4; Green Echo 4 “Dancing eyes, a smile at hand.” French Club 3 Sincere and warm with quiet grace” JEAN M. NICHOLS French Club 3; Fencing Club 3; Library Club 3 ”Shy and serious.” 31 RAYMOND E. PACKARD ROBERT M. PARTINGTON GLENDA M. PERKINS “In school he’s quiet but outside — Oh My! Choir 2,3.4; Band 2,3.4; Hi-Y 2.3.4; Track 2; Tennis 2,4; Dramatics 2,3, President 4; National Honor Society 3.4; P.A. Staff 4; Hermes 4; Scholar- ship 3,4 Choir 2,3; Tickets Please Club 2 “Absence makes the heart grow fonder .” “Quiet, ambitious and serious. JULIA M. PERRAS Home Ec. Club 2; Girls’ Fencing 3 “Universally liked and versatile.” GARY R. PICKETT Radio Club 3 “A shining example of a happy fellow. BELLA E. PORLIER Dramatics 2,3; Girls’ Fencing 2; Girls’ Baseball 3; Girls’ Basketball 2,3 “Loves helping people, amicable and sweet. 32 JAMES E. PUTNAM Band 2.3,4; Orchestra 2.3,4; Choir 3.4; Dramatics 2,3; Hi-V 2,3.4; Key Club 4, President; Class President 3; French Club President 2; Green Echo 2,3,4; P.A. Staff 4; Hermes 4 RONALD V. ROBICHAUD F.F.A. 2,3 “Headed for the open road of life .” THOMAS H. RINGER Radio Club 3 Hates homework, loves cars — safety first of course!IT ANN M. SCIVETTI Hi-Y 2,3,4; French Club 3; Latin Club 2,4; Scholarship 3.4; Green Echo 3,4; Library Club 2; Hermes 4 “Slim and trim; Snappy dresser.” LINDA M. SMITH Dramatics 2,3,4; French Club 3; Li- brary Club 3,4 A penny for your thoughts.” DONALD H. STEYERT Thought is deeper than all speech.” 33 JANICE E. STOTT Choir 2,3; Dramatics 2,3,4; Current Events 3; National Honor Society 3,4 “Good things come in small packages . HILDA A. TERRY Scholarship 3.4; Ceramics 3; Hall Monitor 3,4; Homecraft 3; Library Club 4 “Nice to know; fun to be with RENALD S. TESSIER French Club 2,3; Hall Monitor 4 “A smile for everybody. WILLIAM E. THOMPSON Spanish Club 2; Scholarship 3; Foot- ball 2,3,4 “Prominent among his friends. RICHARD G. VanAERNEM Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2.3,4; Base- ball 3,4; Hermes 4; Varsity H 2.3,4; Officiating Club 2; Photography Club “Athletic, dependable and daring. Student Council 2,3, President 4; Pep Club 2, Treasurer; Hi-Y 2,3,4; P.A. Staff 4; Committee of Ten 3; Junior Prom Attendant; Dramatics 4; Hall Monitor 3,4; Choir 2,3.4; Hermes Circulation Manager 4 Always in the middle of excitement, knows all the news, looks on the sunny side of life. 34 SHIRLEY A. WALSH SARAH D. WETHERBEE DONALD B. WHEELER Pep Club 2,3; Career Club 3; Dra- matics 2; French Club 2; Girls’ Bas- ketball 2,3; Girls’ Baseball 2,3 a cheerful countenance NANCY K. WHITING Dramatics 2,3.4; Hi-Y 3, Parlimen tarian 4; Student Council 3; Club 3; Band 2,3.4; Orchestra Choir 2,3,4; Scholarship 3,4; Monitor 3,4; Girls’ Sextet 3; Ensemble 4; Girls’ Basketball Girls’ Baseball 2; Committee of Ten 3; Junior Prom Attendant; Class Treasurer 4; Hermes 4; Green Echo 4 Smile for everyone . .. fetching personality. Dramatics 2,3,4; Choir 2,3.4; Latin Club 2,3; Scholarship 3,4; Girls’ Sex- tet 3; Girls' Ensemble 4; P.A. Staff 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Hermes Photography Editor 4 “ We'll join you in a laugh. BARBARA F. WILEY Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Choir 2,3,4; French Club 2.3; Green Echo 3,4; Dramatics 3; Career Club 3; Scholarship 3,4; Girls’ Sextet 3; Girls Ensemble 4; Hermes Clubs and Ac- tivities Editor 4 “Musical miss, congenial, delightful to know. Track 2,3,4; Key Club 3.4; National Honor Society 3.4; Scholarship 3.4; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Band 2,3.4; Choir 4; Green Echo Sports Editor 4; Hermes 4; P.A. Staff 4 A ‘real boy with brilliant ideas. CYNTHIA M. WRIGHT Girls’ Basketball 3,4; Girls’ Baseball 3,4 Friends are born not made. 35 JOHN J. YATTAW Officiating Club 2; Hall Monitor 2; J.V. Basketball 2; Baseball 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3.4; Hi-Y 3,4; Varsity H 2.3.4; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Tennis 4; Hermes Sports Editor 4 “Thrives on trouble; never without a girl problem; why bother doing homework when someone else will do it for you.” LEON R. RICHARDS Though he seems a quiet hoy, We’re sure his life is full of joy.’ TERRY A. REYNOLDS Neat appearing to the eye, Terry’s quite a likeable guy.’ SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 36 Left to right: Ruth Marshall, Martha Howe, Nancy Whiting, Nancylee Monroe. CLASS HISTORY Our class started out on its high school career in two different buildings. Even though we were divided during the school day, we worked to- gether to make our class one that would be re- membered. The ninth graders in the junior high building made a prize winning banner for moving up day that year while the ninth graders in the senior high wrote the lyrics for a prize winning song. We renewed the custom of having a Fresh- man Frolic and used an orchestra composed of boys from our school. We may have been pea- green freshmen, but that didn’t stop us from making a mark on the life of the high school. We really got going in our sophomore year under the leadership of President, John Hinchliflfe; vice-president, Dorothy Herzog; secretary, Martha Howe, and treasurer, Pat Steele. Bella Porlier and Leon Richards were crowned Mr. and Miss Holiday at our Soph Hop. That sophomore year went by so fast! Before we realized it, we were juniors. The junior prom, that all the girls in our class had been dreaming of since they could remember, was everything they had hoped for. The dance itself was fabulous, but there were twice as many memories involved in the planning and decorating for it. Doris Brownlee, our decoration chairman, created the plans for a Japanese fairyland. The decorations filled our huge gym, and made us feel “Younger Than Springtime”, which was our theme. Petite Nancylee Monroe and her escort, Bill Finger, will especially remember this night as “Nanc” was crowned Queen of the Junior Prom. Our officers: President, Edward Putnam; vice- president, Doris Brownlee; secretary, Martha Howe, and treasurer, Paul McGinnis, were really a hard working crew that year. Our junior year was happy and carefree, but we kept looking ahead to all the hard work coming up. After reaching our senior year, we realized that we are about ready to face life outside of school. We look with nostalgia on our past four years of education and wish we could relive them. Our Hermes shows some of the reasons we would like to turn the clock back. Besides the project of producing this Hermes the seniors put on the never to be forgotten senior ball. Our officers: President, Ruth Marshall; vice-president, Martha Howe; secretary, Nancylee Monroe, and treasurer, Nancy Whiting, were capable workers. We have seen boys and girls of our class take honors in sports, music, and scholarship. COMMITTEE OF TEN Left to right: Paul McGinnis. Maryanne Caputo. Dottie Herzog. Doris Brownlee. Sally Wetherbee, Norma LaBarge, Andy Collins, Edward Putnam, Sue Blossom, Billings Wheeler. 37 Senior Choices Most Attractive Doris Brownlee. John Hinchliffe Most Likely To Succeed Ruth Marshall. Billings Wheeler Most A thletic Marcia Bocchi. Jack Yattaw Most School Spirit Norma LaBarge. Bob Bristol Hardest Dotty Herzog. Workers Paul McGinnis Most Musical Sue Blossom. Bill Finger Senior Choices Best Personality Martha Howe. Andy Collins Best Dressed Maryann Caputo. Robert Partington Best Dancers Anne Mosher. Edward Putnam Most Popular Pipitsa Vamvalis. Jack Yattaw Wittiest Sally Wetherbee. Dick Hogan Cutest Laugh Gail Miller. Rodney Keith Between classes Three sisters? You don't really mean it, do you, Marty? For whom did you vote, Pitsa? Practice Practice PRACTICE! Ambitious! Our Drum I My you have changed, Sally. Silence Please Does it taste good, Bob? 40 UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIORS Front row, left to right: A. Catone, J. Balfour, S. Cantiello, B. Bump, L. Caprood, L. Brunelle. Second row: N. Bailey, C. Champaigne, A. Coates, W. Bocchi. J. Bronk, R. Brown, D. Bailey. Third row: P. Blanchard, W. Collins, R. Chad- Front row, left to right: E. Denis, H. Fitch, M. Earl, B. Floyd, M. Hartman. Second row: S. Groome, B. Green. . Cooper, M. Frank, J. Davis, G. Fuller, J. Fitzgerald, J. Davis. Third wick, J. Chauviaux, S. Brady, E. Boll man. D. B rax man, J. Connolly. Fourth row: . Black, P. Clear. N. Cardinal, J. Barber, D. Cameron. E. Casey. row: S. Gibbs. L. Harrison, D. Hamilton, J. Dodge, P. Dunham. Fourth row: R. Guyette, J. Day, R. Gilbert. D. Digamus, R. Green, J. Crevi- son, K. Fuller, D. Evans. 41 Front row, left to right: A. Lawrence, P. Lemery, M. Michelucci, J. O'Leary, L. Morgan. Second row: D. LaBarge, J. Loding, L. Lee. J. Niemer, J. McCann, N. Morgan, R. Kearns. Third row: J. Manley, P. Front row, left to right: N. Taylor. A. Piscitelli, N. Rosselle, T. Wilcox, C. Smith, C. Regan. Second row: J. Wilson, J. Whittington. N. Remsen, J. Sturtevant, S. Wolfe. V. Porter, B. Potvin, V. Seeley. Third row: Howe, R. Hartung. D. LaPoint, J. Kitchner, C. Para- dis, A. Keays, D. Lewis, E. Hunsperger. Fourth row: R. Merrill, M. Hogan. G. Linindoll, W. King, R. Pal- mer, S. Huger., E. Ninesling. C. Richards, D. Wood, J. Young, A. Solenski, J. Stockman. B. Savasta. Fourth row: W. Toomey, R. Stevens, W. Powhida, W. Toole, J. Perkins, A. Toomey, J. Pratt. 42 CLASS HISTORY Left to right: John Day, Anthony Piscitelli, David La Point, Donald Lewis. In the fall of ’55 we entered the new high school as pea-green freshmen. Bill Powhida was elected president and John Day, vice-president. David Digamus was Student Council Treasurer. In our freshmen year we presented a Sadie Hawkins Dance at the Margaret M. Murphy School. Fun was had by all when the “Broom Dance” was introduced. Activities closed with the Freshmen Frolic, as we danced to the music of Chris De Cenza. Before we knew it, the time had arrived for us to return to school, but this year as gay young sophomores. Marie Michellucci became president; Gerald Stockman, vice-president; David LaPoint, secretary; and Anthony Piscitelli, treasurer. Mari- lyn Earl was Student Council Secretary. Judy Bronk and Ernest Hunsperger were crowned by our officers, Marie Michelucci and Gerald Stockman, as Mr. and Miss Holiday at the Soph. Hop. Ray Nelson provided the music, and the gym of the new school was decorated according to the theme of “Autumn Leaves.” Band, orchestra and choir kept many of our class busy. Our class also participated in Green- ies, Hi-Y, Student Council, football, basketball and baseball. We hated to see the year close but couldn’t wait to begin our year as jolly juniors. After two years of experience, we felt ready to start activi- ties for the coming year. Our officers and class- mates worked especially hard to make it a most successful year. The J.V. cheerleaders came out with bright new uniforms, cheering their best to bring our boys to victory. The new practice field was ready for use by many male juniors. Many members of our class had musical, scholastic, and athletic abilities. Enthusiasm and participation enabled us to put on what we think was the best prom Hudson Falls Central ever had. 43 SOPHOMORES Front row, left to right: P. Bailey, P. Blinn, S. Bray- man, G. Bell, R. Bigelow, T. Burch. Second row: J. Brown, R. VanAernem, N. Chambers. G. Bunker, N. Betters, E. Beecher. D. Blair. Third row: F. But- ler, E. Breault. D. Barber. R. Bover, M. Bombard, A. Butterfield. Fourth row: G. Bigelow, B. Bradley. J. Bogart, J. Carella, F. Cain, R. Bailey. Front row, left to right: D. Danforth, A. Fisher. K. Gray, E. Gage. D. Dalaba, S. Forester, R. Covey. Second row: D. DeLong, T. Choppy, J. Cornell. D. Gould, H. Cirino, A. Forrest. D. Dashnaw. Third row: E. Flores, L. Corlew, S. Cronkhite, S .Goldy, S. Graham. R. Durkee. Fourth row: P. Cormie, R. Cronin, L. Greenberg, G. Fish. C. Chilson, W. Gage, H. Graham, B. Chase. 44 Front row, left to right: N. Mahan. K. Lentery, C. Harriman, N. LaPoint, C. Laney, L. La Barge. Second row, left to right: B. LaPan, C. Harris, R. Hartman, L Major, O. La Roe, E. Havens, W. Larmon. Third row, left to right: I. Mac Far ran, Front row, left to right: E. Sweet, L. Smith. A. Simione, R. VanAernem, J. Steyert, G. Volpe. Second row, left to right: C. Willis. J. Volpe, T. Turner, J. Taylor. W. Trombley, P. Tougas. Third B. Kenny, J. Liberty, G. LaFountain, J. Hackle, J. Hafner. Fourth row, left to right: J. Lewis. B. Kelleher, E. Leonard, J. Higgins, I. Latham, W. Hagen. J. LaPoint. row, left to right: L. Varney. M. Simpson, M. Stanton. W. Trombley. L. Thayer. P. Wells. Fourth row, left to right: R. White, G. West. I). Tongas, R. Viehmann. 45 Front row, left to right: J. Perkins, K. McLean, B. Scally, B. Packard, J. Perkins, D. Nicholson, J. Russell, F. Riley. Second row, left to right: K. Nassivera, R. Mercier, S. Merrill, S. Malan. C. Sheldon, C. Ninesling, K. Riley. Third row, left to right: D. Rozell, M. Marino, J. Potvin, S. Pincheon, B. Nichols, E. Neff, P. Marine. Fourth row, left to right: W. Rawleigh, F. Saville, R. Perkins, F. Ross, A. Scacchetti, M. Ramsey. Left to right: Patricia Bailey. Robert Carpenter, Jeffery Bogart. Anne Butterfield. The activities of our freshmen year were di- rected by President, Melanie Bromley; vice-presi- dent, Natalie LaPoint; secretary, Bob Carpen- ter; and treasurer. Bob Pratt. These officers led us in the work for our annual dance. The Kings- men provided romantic dance music for us dur- ing our Freshmen Frolic. Silvery Moon was the theme for our decorations. Later in the year came Moving Up Day when every freshmen sang loudly and clearly to the tune of “Round and Round”. Our song leader was Cathy Ninesling. The pea- green Freshmen came through their first year with flying colors. One of the main events of our sophomore year was the Soph Hop. The Stompers kept everyone dancing all evening with their variety of music. This dance was only one of our class’ many activities. Sophomore girls were active in Girls Hi-Y and on the cheerleaders squad, while the sophomores boys sparked the junior varsity basketball and football teams. Sophs also con- tributed a little culture to the school life by par- ticipating in band, orchestra, and choir. Our class is looking forward to the next two years in high school, and we hope that they will be as jam-packed with activity and achievement as the first two. 47 First row: B. Stevens, B. Shaw, S. Rock, S. Stewart, J. Rathhun, A% Ricapito. Second row: M. Simpson. J. Ross. I. Saville. P. Paradis, W. Pattee, W. Seeley, P. Pingrey, T. Ricapito. Third row: D. Rourke, D. Robinson, R. Smith. M. Phillips. S. Pearson. L. Smith. Fourth row: J. Sites, L. Salisbury. J. Porlier, P. Slater, J. Pear- son, G. Ryder, D. Ryder. Front row, left to right: C. Finger, S. Dewey, L. Dashnaw, C. Dickinson. J. Falkenbury, C. Ding- man. Second row, left to right: G. Fenton, G. Carocciola, S. Carlisle. C. Caputo, B. Chatterton, Y. Dashnaw. R. Dunn. Third row, left to right: B. Chase, A. Cooper, R. Canfield, S. Doner, L. Chadwick, H. Eldridge, R. DuPrey. Fourth row, left to right: P. Chapman, T. Clary, G. Finger, P. Corrigan, J. Carpenter, M. Desourdy, C. Durham. 48 Front row, left to right: R. Jcnks, S. Higgins, D. Johnson. R. Howard, M. Huntington. Second row, left to right: C. Harrington, C. Franzen, M. Guyette, B. Graham. C. Harriman, P. Harrington, M. Haskins. Third row, left to right: M. Harris, J. Herzog. G. Fish. W. Holley. S. Harris. T. Havens. Fourth row. left to right: J. Gaulin, M. Jones. P. Husek, D. Jenkins. K. Franzen. B. Gifford, L. Hopkins. C. Jakway. Front row, left to right: D. Allen, D. Benson, L. Bradley. B. Cameron. M. Armstrong. E. Black- mer. Second row, left to right: M. Balfour, S. Blair. . Amell. A. Baker, S. Bigelow, K. Adams, P. Brodt. Third row, left to right: F. Burns, D. Butler, J. Brown, G. Brown, M. Cameron, C. Bollman, N. Bardin. Fourth row, left to right: B. Bardin, B. Bennett. W. Balcolm, B. Bennett, P. Anderson. 49 Front row. left to right: L. Yarter, J. Ward, G. Waite, M. Tarantino, L. Webster. Second row, left to right: G. Walsh, A. Townsend, G. Walsh, S. Teti, S. Vaughn, I. Townsend, L. Simpson. Front row, left to right: M. Larrow, N. Longdo, C. LaPoint, L. Munoff, I. Major, B. Shaw, B. Nolin. Second row: K. Marine, N. Omiecinski, H. Mosher, M. LaVance, B. Lamery, P. LaRoe, M. McGinnis, D. LtiMarche. Third row: U. Koph, P. Third row, left to right: P. Taylor, K. Tucker, L. Winne, V. Vess, C. Sullivan, A. Waters. Fourth row, left to right: S. Weller, D. Varmette, G. Wes- cott, C. Waters, D. Wood, J. Sugalski. D. Vaughn. Kirkpatrick, P. Laney, R. Monroe, D. Juckett, P. Normandi n. H. Loveland. Fourth row: G. May- otte, A. Keegan, F. Kingsley, D. O'Leary, R. Lampman, J. Michelucci, D. O'Neil, D. Kenney. 50 CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Dorothy Johnson, Sharon Crant, Benjamin Bardin, James Afichelucci. SI Bob always seems to have a girl to walk him to classes, Sunday afternoon is quiet. Rut hie, Bob, Dick, and Sally going to Albany. The dog doesn't seem to be bothering anyone! Pat seems to be very busy at her homework. Bill seems to have Nance under control. Roger seems to be in another world. CLASS OF '58 DANCES JUNIOR PROM After the long awaited moment, the crowning takes place. As the exciting night drew near and the clock struck nine, we could see the arrival of all the couples attending our junior prom. The bright red and yellow pagodas over the entrances blended in with the enchanting setting. The blue sky was adorned with vari-colored butterflies gracefully flying here and there. The fountain of rose colored water danced and sparked with the beams that shown upon it. Our garnished bridge, where many pictures were taken, spanned a little brook. Along the sides of the gym were the panels displaying scenic Japanese landscapes. The throne was placed between the panels and was trimmed with silver. Behind the throne was a mammoth white butterfly which sparkled with fairy dust. The striking decorations depicting the theme, “Younger Than Springtime”, were made under the capable direction of Doris Brownlee. The chaperones’ corner was effectively deco- rated as an oriental garden. We were delighted to have Mr. and Mrs. John Brownlee, Mr. and Mrs. George Finger, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Putnam, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Colpoys and our class advisors, Miss Helen Mayo, Mrs. Louise Chartier, Miss Mae Dolan and Mr. John Struth as our chaper- ones. The climax of the evening came with the coronation of Miss Nancylee Monroe as queen and William Finger, her escort, as king. Laura Marshall, last year’s queen, and George Bailey conducted the crowning ceremony attended by many parents and friends. The eight beautiful attendants wore gowns of various styles and shades. Marcia Bocchi wore a ballerina gown of lavender organdy with flowers attractively interwoven through it, Doris Brown- lee wore a floor length gown of white net with daisies scattered over it, Norma LaBarge wore a pink chiffon ballerina length gown. Dotty Her- zog wore a pink ballerina gown of pleated nylon organdy with a rose colored cummerbund, Martha Howe wore an exquisite brown laced ballerina gown made of net and with pink lace woven through it, Nancy Whiting wore an aqua net ballerina gown with a sparkling cummerbund, Pipitsa Vamvalis wore a pink chiffon ballerina length gown and Ruth Marshall wore a stunning, floor length gown of light blue organdy. Our queen, Nancylee Monroe, wore a red ballerina gown of net and velvet with a silver cummerbund at the waist and a crown of flowers on her head. The queen and all her attendants carried colonial bouquets. We danced to the dreamy music of Harry Vincent until the magic hour of one o’clock. Everyone had fancy blue and white dance pro- grams with silhouettes of a dancing couple grac- ing the cover to remember this memorable night. S3 Our king and queen are dancing on cloud nine. Bill is giving the crownbearers some help. Our queen has such a radiant smile for everyone. Our queen looks so pretty! We're so proud of Nance and Bill. Terry Monroe, queen's brother, and Gail Finger, king’s sister, are our cute crownhearers. 54 Miss Pipitsa Vamvalis and her escort, Robert O'Connell. Miss Norma LaBarge and her escort, Donald Place. Miss Doris Brownlee and her escort, John Hinchliffe. 55 Miss Ruth Marshall and her escort, Paul McGinnis. Miss Martha Howe and her escort, Edward Wilbur. Miss Marcia Bocchi and her escort, Robert Lohman. 7 56 Miss Nancy Whiting and her escort, Edward Putnam. Miss Anne Scivetti and her escort, Andy Collins. We were glad to see some of our seniors attending the prom. 5 S I 57 Miss Adelaide Hartung and her escort, Tom O’Donnell. Miss Pat Flynn and her escort, Edward Grant. Hr Miss Bella Porlier and her escort, Leon Rich- ards. Miss Pat Fraser and her escort, Dick Hogan. Miss Kay Corrigan and her escort. Bob Pratt. Our queen. Miss Nancylee Monroe. V Miss Susan Blossom and her escort, John Philion. FOOTBALL Front row, left to right: G. Brunelle, D. Digamus. J. Yattaw, A. Piscitelli, D. Tongas. D. VanAernem. J. Volpe. Second row: Coach Heidorf, T. Catone. B. Clary. R. Palmer, M. Catone, M. Rock, G. Linindoll, P. McGinnis, Captain, L. Greenberg. Third row: R. VanAernem, M. Hogan, J. Connolly, P. Clear, F. Ross. R. Carpenter, B. Thompson, G. Mayotte. L. Lee. 59 Front row, left to right: T. Simione, L. Thayer, T. Turner, J. Carpenter, A. Keegan. R. Mercier, Coach Kantorowski. Second row: L. Greenberg. H. Graham. J. Barber, B. Gage, A. Scacchetti, M. Marino, J. Latham, W. Strong, G. West. Scrimmage gets to he exciting when the hoys start to make touchdowns. Our mighty Tigers in a huddle. Due to an abbreviated season, our football squad didn’t have much of a chance to show its real power in the Northern Conference. Under the direction of our fine coaches, Mr. Heidorf, Mr. Luciano, and Mr. Baker, our 1957 team showed very fine characteristics. If the flu hadn’t hit us, we would have had more chances to prove this. Of the four games played, we came out with a 1-2-1 record. Behind the power of several of last year’s gridders, combined with much new and enthusiastic stamina, the Hudson Falls Tigers displayed the kind of sports- manship that goes to make up a truly fine group of athletes. The most memorable game of our short season was the game with White- hall. Paul McGinnis was captain of the team at this game, as well as at all other games. A different co-captain was chosen to work with him at each game. Dick VanAernem, Jack Yattaw, Dick Tougas, and Dave Digamus held major roles along with Paul McGinnis in all games. Although we were not a championship team, we displayed features that distinguished us as athletes from Hudson Falls. We may not be remembered as the team that succeeded in over-powering more schools, but we will be remembered as one of the most sportsmanlike teams to ever graduate from our school. BASKETBALL Front row, left to right: D. VanAerem, . Graham, J. Volpe, P. McGinnis. G. King. B. Daniels, G. Linindoll, D, Digamus, B. Pratt, T. Collins, J. Yat taw, B. Thompson. Front row, left to right: B. Butterfield, J. Connolly, J. Barber, L. Lee, P. Clear, A. Piscitelli. Second row: F. Ross. T. Turner, E. Neff. D. Tongas, R. VanAernem, J. Bogart. Third row: L. Greenberg, B. Bailey, G. Bigelow, I. Latham, A. Keegan, Coach Baker. 61 Dick Hogan and Bill Wheeler are competent scorekeepers. Brian Daniels taps in two more points. Dave Digamus easily out jumps them. Fort Edward looks worried. Dick Van Aernem jumps high for that ball. Gel right in there. Jack! Neat shot from Deudeye Daniels. Whitehall’s given up. The Hudson Falls Tigers opened their 1957-1958 season by winning the Thanksgiving Tournament. Dave Digamus was high-scorer in the 83-42 win over Salem, and along with Guy King led the scorers in the 57-36 win over Cornith. Our team won its third non-conference game with a 68-51 victory over Cambridge. Jack Yattaw was high scorer with 22 points. The Tigers lost their first conference game with South High by a score of 69-67. We gave them a good fight but not enough. Our next game was a victory over Warrensburg, 55-49. Brian Daniels was high scorer in both these games. In a series of conference games, our team defeated Fort Edward by a score of 84-55, and Whitehall by a score of 55-43. Guy King was high scorer in both of these games with 21 and 25 points respectively. Then we lost a very exciting game to St. Mary’s with a score of 60-59. Our team played a hard game,but luck wasn’t with them. Jack Yattaw was high scorer with 22 points. Warrensburg was beaten a second time by a score of 47-38. The last game we can review in this yearbook was a close game most of the way with our major challengers, the Glens Falls Indians. They pulled ahead in the last three minutes to win with a score of 52-41. Guy King and Dick VanAernem were high scorers with 12 points each. Brian’s picking up a jew tips. Last year, Hudson Falls’ track team was undefeated except for one minor upset by Granville. Some of our important meets were: the Class “B” sectionals at Johnstown, the Gloversville Invitationals, the Washington County Meet, and the Glens Falls Invitationals. Without the help of many participants from the class of ’58,it is certain that the team wouldn’t have been able to boast of such a good record. Those who helped the team to victory from our class were: Brian Daniels, Andy Collins, Jack Yattaw, Bill Wheeler, Ted Collins and Bob Clary. They excelled in the following fields respectively: broad jump, half-mile, broad jump, 100 yard dash, high jump, and pole vault. Another contributing factor to the team’s success was the fine coaching of Tony Luciano. 64 BASEBALL Front row. left to right: J. Volpe, A. Collins. D. Diga- mus. G. Ross. T. Collins. B. Daniels. D. VanAernem. Second row: B. Bigelow. P. Clear. M. Hogan, E. Dan- iels. G. Mayotte. P. Marine. B. Pratt. Third row: A. Piscitelli, J. Connolly. L. Lee. T. Turner, L. MacLaren. Fourth row: B. VanAernem. D. Hamilton, B. Bristol. B. Cronin. I. Latham. F. Ross. T. Catone. P. Blanchard. Was it a home run. Jack? FOOTBALL 65 Over the fence, Var! Jack, our pitcher, strikes out another. Did the hunt work, Jack? Blanch Under the experienced direction of Coach Colpoys the 1958 baseball team showed well among the opposing competition. The few vacancies, left by gradu- ating seniors of last year’s class, were filled by experienced veterans from last year’s junior varsity baseball team. The ’58 team showed great promise. Its few problems were overcome by working with new prospects. Pre-season practice started sometime in late April. That time of year added to the keen interest shown by all the boys who were trying out for the team. After the boys were cut to the correct number, the team went through preliminary drills and inter-squad games for three or four weeks. At long last, the first game arrived. Excitement and anticipation covered the entire team as the starting lineup was announced by the coach. As the team went onto the field that day, and the following days of every other game for the remainder of the season, an immense interest was shown by the team members. The coach’s pep talks to the team included, “Fight! Fight! Try to win, but always be clean and fair.” 66 TRACK Front row, left to right: A. Collins, B. Carpenter. G. Linindoll, T. Collins. B. Daniels. G. Ross, R. Bover. Second row: J. Barber, G. West, J. Volpe, M. Hogan. B. Cronin. G. Finger, E. Daniels, D. Tongas. Third row: L. Thayer, B. Mercier, B. Collins. J. Perkins, A. Piscitelli, P. Clear, T. Powhida. Fourth row: F. Butler, P. Marine, B. Bailey, B. Wheeler. R. Palmer, G. Fish, N. Bailey, L. Lee, P. Cormie, B. Clary. TENNIS 67 Front row, left to right: R. Partington, G. Bigelow, J. Hucklc, A. Forrest, D. Barber. Andy Collins Track Ed Daniels Basketball, Track Jack Y at taw Baseball, Track. Basketball. Football. Tennis Dick VanAernem Basketball. Baseball. Football, Track 68 Bob Partington Tennis, Track Bill Wheeler Track 69 Marcia Bocchi Dynamos That Spark Our Games Norma LaBarge Helen Canterbury Pat Fraser Heidi Hartung CURRICULUM Faster, Lillian! A ndy looks as if he loves dancing. 71 We wonder why Dotty has the wrong sleeve. 72 .v I. its Les is studying his English? Monday is washday, of course. All's quiet in Mr. O'Brien's room. Miss Dolan's classes are enjoyable. 73 Our hard-working P. G.’s? Can you stand on your head, too? Miss Washburn shows the girls new homes. What's the joke, Carol? 74 75 Anne is on the decoration committee. Give Sharon some help, girls. Wowl look at Tarzanl 76 The orchestra seems to he taking a break. Right here is Indonesia. Can you do that? Miss Irwin also joins in with the singing. Was it a strike, Sue? George VanAernem seems to be working hard. Keep your eyes on the copy. Everyone seems to be giving all his attention. Of course Mr. Morano will help. A complex sentence doesn't seem hard to Mr. Gross. What does the poster say, Marie? What’s this dance called? Hearing tests are a necessity. Are you losing. Kay? Mrs. Garling needs some help 80 Not even one pin down, darn! Was that one a strike, Paul? Any questions, boys? I’m going to knock them all down. Gary seems to be monopolizing the card catalog? 81 Up on those rings, girls! Bob seems to enjoy his job. Leon just needs a helping hand. Sandy and Site are working hard. That problem looks hard. Mr. Yole! Nancy, what are you reading? 84 ACTIVITIES Student Council First row, left to right: Secretary. T. Turner: Vice-President, M. Michelucci: President. P Vamvalis; Treasurer. J. Carpenter. Second row: P. Flynn. M. Howe. A. Townsend. . Love- land S Grant. F. Hums. J. Lahourr. C. Cole. Third row: A. Catone. D. LaPoint. J. Davis, R. VanAernem, P. Bailey. E. Gage. Fourth row: R. Bristol. D. Rozell, E. Putnam. R. Prouty. L. Wolfe, G. Fitzgerald. Our prettyt poised President. Victory was hers! President Pipitsa enjoys Student Council noon-dancing. 85 Student Council is our student government. It has members representing every home- room in the school, elected by their home- room classmates. The officers are elected by the student body. Seniors are eligible for the presidency, juniors for the vice-presi- dency. sophomores for the office of secre- tary, and freshmen for the office of treasurer. Through this council, students may act on their ideas. Mr. Morano is their adviser. The band in our school has a long fine record. Under the direction of Mr. Walter Ninesling, it has received A ratings in the most difficult class of music at area compe- titions for many years. It presents a concert each year, which is attended by many. The majorettes certainly make the hand look sharp. BAND First row, left to right: P. Fraser, S. Domina, J. Htickle, R. Marshall. D. Brownlee. Second row: B. Wheeler, M. Frank, A. Coates, L. Nassivera, J. Perkins. B. Wiley. B. Brownlee. S. Cniden, G. Ryder, Third row: J. Cornell. D. Ryder. J. Manley, S. Hodges, A. Catone, J. Pratt. S. Blossom. N. Whiting, R. Partington, Last row: A. Bra so, M. hillock. J. Balfour, C. Hartman. E. Putnam, R. Bover, A. Solenski, J. Brown, J. Bogart, 86 Majorettes, left to right: Sharon Kill, Head Majorette: S. Brady, M. Bombard, C. Sullivan, R. Canfield. D. Herzog. The Stars and Stripes are held high. BAND L. Br anelle, J. Saga I ski. J. Bronk, N. Monroe, C. Ni nesting, L. Chase, E. Wood, C. Wilcox, J. Hope hick, E. Ninesling, J. Taylor. F. LaPoint, R. Proaty, D. Hansperger, D. Hamilton, E. Neff, G. Bigelow, B. McQueen, J. McCann. L. Lee, W. Larmon, G. Stockman, H. Canterbury, M. Allen, H. Graham, R. Wood, J. Barber W. Finger. Smile, Dottie! Girls' Glee Club First row. left to right: E. Leffingwell. G. Pickett. B. Evans, Xf. Armstrong, C. Wood- cock. L. DeMar. I. Major, G. Evans, S. Teti, S. Hodges. S. Vaughn, M. Coates. Sec- ond row: M. Jones. B. Maxson, E. Wood, J. Rathbun, P. Paradise, C. Creaser, B. Nolin. N. Longdo, B Chatterton, M. Cam- eron. Third row: N. LaPoint. L. Winnie, H. Loveland. P. Normandin. B. Canfield, S. Xtalan. C. Finger, L. McKernon, P. Kirk- patrick. P. Howe, P. Pingrey. Fourth row: D. Johnson, B. Lemery, P. Bailey, D. Gould, M. Simpson. T. Duers, L. Salisbury. M. Simpson. T. Duers. L. Hopkins. E. Gage, E. Bollman. Girls' Fencing First row, left to right: M. Longdo. S. Groome, H. Cooper, S. Merrill, R. Covey. Second row: S. Blair, P. Harrington. K. Franzen, J. Taylor, L. Varney. Third row: S. Hughes, S. Irwin, E. Green, G. Linindoll, G. Perkins, P. Brodt. Girls' Glee Club First row, left to right: C. Davis, B. Ward- well, J. Su gal ski, E. Wright, L. Webster, L. O’Leary, S. Harrington, K. Howard. Second row: H. A meli, B. Scally, S. DeMers, M. Balfour, E. Haskins. S. Bogart. J. Labourr, L. Munoff. J. Taylor. Third row: R. Hart- man, R. Neff. M. Harris, C. Wilcox, F. Burns, A. Townsend, . Mosher, . Major, B. Chase, S. Stewart, A. Butterfield. Fourth row: C. Gage, C. Bollman, V. Porter, C. Harris. B. Kenny, K. Gray, K. Marine, C. Ninesling. 88 Boys' Glee Club First row, left to right: R. Howard, G. Van- Aernem, D. LaMarche, D. Allen, J. Falken- bury, P. Patten, R. Domina, D. Jenks. Sec- ond row: R. Urea alt, R. Canterbury, J. Gate hell, J. Liberty, D. Jenkins. D. Rourke. Third row: R. Rover, S. Wicks, B. Solenski, J. Sugalski, J. Boucher, R. Dunn. Hall Monitors First row, left to right: E. Cavanaugh, N. LaPoint, P. Bailey, B. Beecher. V. Dunn. Second row: L. Harrison, J. Wilson, S. Cronkhite, M. Howe, N. Whiting, . Terry, B. Bump. P. Flynn. Third row: H. Loveland, P. Kirkpatrick. J. Sturtevant, C. Boll man. J. Fitzgerald. P. Vamvalis. Fourth row: R. Chadwick, J. Earl, B. Gordon. P. Laney, R. Tessier, B. Bradley. Boys' Glee Club First row, left to right: J. Keays, J. Husek, C. Adams. D. Monroe, F. Butler, W. Mc- Queen, P. Statia. Second row: D. Hunsper- ger, D. McGovern, J. Hagen, K. Miner, D. Vaughn. C. Caputo, D. LaBelle, D. Kenny. Third row: J. Brown. R. Prouty, W. Holley, W. Bennett, D. Nelson, W. Pattee, R. Dur- kee, T. Pratt. 89 Future Teachers of America First row, left to right: R. Brown, B. Floyd, J. Dodge, N. Morgan, B. Butcher, M. Bocchi, P. Flynn. ORCHESTRA First row, left to right: H. Canter- bury. E. Hunsperger, R. Bover, D. Nicholson. Second row: S. Blossom. S. Bigelow, C. Finger, C. Ninesling, S. Domina, D. Brown- lee, P. Fraser. Third row: A. Toomey, N. Morgan, J. Labourr, R. Neff. E. Wood, C. Wilcox, E. Ninesling. Standing: N. Whiting, G. Stockman. Junior Scholarship First row, left to right: J. Day, E. Boilman, R. Brown, W. Collins. Second row: L. Lee, T. Wilcox, P. Blanchard. B. Floyd, J. Fitzgerald, J. Dodge. Third row: R. Chadwick, M. Hogan, J. Sturtevant, D. Hamilton, N. Remsen. J. Wilson. Fourth row: E. Ninesling, D. Lewis, N. Cardinal, P. Dunham. 90 Pep Club Front row. left to right: J. Niemer, S. Walsh. J. McCann. N. Taylor. Second row: D. Bailey, S. Cantiello. M. Caputo, M. Bombard. G. Fen- ton, S. Cronkhite, G Miller. Third row: S. Brady. J. Loding. F. Barns, S. Dewey, G. Walsh, J. Rathbun. B. Nolin. Fourth row: If. Cooper. E. Ninesling, P. Slater. U. Koph, B. Chase. Front row. left to right: L. Jones, M. Allen, B. Toomey, D. Lewis. Second row: R. Marshall. B. Wiley, J. Bronk, J. Perkins. Third row: J. Pratt. T. Simone, E. Neff. B. Finger. J. Barber, R. Wood, A. Solenski, E. Putnam. Spanish Club Front row, left to right: D. Rozell, J. Davis, N. Taylor, J. McCann. Second row: J. Brown. R. VanAcrnem, J. Wilson, M. Michelucci, C. Sheldon, J. Bronk. L. Morgan. Third row: S. Bigelow. S. Cantiello, C. Bollman, D. Bailey, L. Smith. F. Burns, B. Evans. Fourth row: M. Hogan, B. Bailey, L. Lee, P. Cormie, J. Chau- viaux, A. Solenski, B. Gage, N. Betters. 91 Girls' Ensemble Sally Huger, pianist. Front row, left to right: G. Miller. A. Har- tung, R. Marshall Second row: B. Wiley, D. Herzog, S. Domina. Fourth row: N. Whiting, S. Wetherhee, E. Ninesling, S. Blossom. Senior Scholarsh Front row, left to right: B. Wiley, D. Hogan. Second row: S. Blossom, H. Har- tung, D. Brownlee. N. Whiting, L. Smith. R. Hamilton. L. Lewis. Third row: S. Weth- erbee, B. Wheeler, B. Bristol, P. Blanchard, S. Halperin, B. Bigelow, J. Bowden, P. Dufour. Junior High Dance Committee Front row, left to right: M. Lemery, J. Kelleher. Second row: S. Havens, D. Beecher. Third row: D. LaBelle, W. Colvin, H. Johnson. Varsity Cheerleaders Kay Corr'gan, Marcia Bocchi, Marty Howe, Heidi Hurtling, Helen Canterbury and Pat Fraser. Girls' Hi-Y Front row, left to right: S. Blossom, D. Brownlee, J. McCann, A. Catone. Second row: L. Nassivera, S. Domina, N. Whiting. Third row: J. Davis. M. Michelucci, S. Cantiello, G. Miller. J. Bronk, M. Bombard. Fourth row: M. Howe. R. Marshall, D. Herzog, A. Butterfield, A. Mosher. N. Remsen, J. Niemer, N. Taylor. Fifth row: N. La Barge, P. Vamvalis, P. Fraser, M. Collette, P. Flynn, M. Cap u to. Library Staff Left to right: G. Bell, M. Philips, G. Walsh, B. Chase, A. Townsend, L. Smith, L. Winne, C. Sullivan. A. Townsend, V. Por- ter, C. Harrimam, M. Fessenden, C. Boll- man, M. Jones. Girls' Hi-Y Girls Hi-Y has long been active in our school. Miss Lucy Dwyer is their experienced advisor. The club has put on dances, made cancer dress- ings, and sponsored bills at Hi-Y assemblies. Sophomore, junior and senior girls are eligible. They are admitted by consent of the present mem- bers of the club. The Hi-Y girls make good profits. Latin Club Front row, left to right: L. Smith, M. Bombard, J. Bronk, H. Hartung, G. Ryder. Second row: C. Harris, L. Chadwick, B. Nolin. ]. Perkins, T. Burch, J. Balfour, C. Smith. Third row: J. Potcin, A. Butterfield, D. Ry- der, K. Marine, N. Longdo, M. Mc- Ginnis, D. Benson, V. Vess. Fourth row: S. Graham, L. Greenberg, M. Marino, D. Lewis, E. Hunsperger, J. Sturtecant, A. Toomey. Hermes Staff Front row, left to right: R. Marshall. Literary Editor; Y Herzog, Editor; P. Vamvalis. Circulation Editor• N LaBarge, Section Editor. Second row: S. Blossom• S Domina. Head Typist; G. Miller; A. Mosher; P. Flynn; BoCZ, : ;V' Monroe; S. Wetherhee, Photography Editor. Third row: M. Howe. Art Editor. J. Gurnee; M Collette. Curriculum Editor; J. Kimball; D. Brownlee Layout Editor; N. Whiting; A. Collins; R. Hamilton; B. Butcher. Fourth row; D. Hogan: B. Wheeler; R. Miner; F Putnam; B. Bristol; S. Halperin, Advertising Manager. Missing from the picture is J. Yattaw, Sports Editor. National Honor Society Front row, left to right: J. Bronk, J. Davis. R. Marshall. N. Matot. S. Groome, B. Butcher, B. Wheeler, J. Luciano, J. Stott. J. Smith. Second row: J. Dav, D. LaPoint, P. Blanch- ard. B. Wiley, R. Brown, J. Chau- viaux, D. Lewis, B. Partington, S. Wetherhee. J. Brown. Advisors are Mr. Labourr and Miss Baker. Green Echo Staff Front row, left to right: P. Flynn; J. Gurnee, Editor; A. Collins. Second row: N. Whiting; T. Burch; A. Mosher; S. Blossom; B. Wheeler; J. Kimhall. Third row: R. Bover; J. Cornell; D. Lewis; B. Wiley; J. Sturtevant; E. Putnam; D. Hogan. Front row, left to right: C. Finger, J. Balfour, A. Coates. B. Wiley, E. Nines) ng. R. Bover, E. Hunsper- ger, ). Hamilton, W. Pattee, A. Collins, N. Whiting, S. Blossom, . Hartung, K. Ninesling, K. Marine, S. Wetherhee. Second row: D. Lewis, J. Stott. S. Domina, R. Marshall. J. Cornell. B. Finger, B. Brist I, B. Gage. G. Miller, H. Canterbury, B. Bump, S. Stewart. N. Morgan, C. Sullivan, S. Hufjer. Third row: D. Brownlee, N. La- Barge. M. Howe. M. Michelucci. B. Solenski, N. Remsen, J. Botvin. M. Jones. B. Carpenter. B. Bow- hida, B. Partington, B. Fraser. A. Bruso, V. Dunn. L. Jones. K. Adams. Fourth row: N. LaBoint, B. Vamvalis. C. Harrington. B. Bingrey, J. Manley. A. Slenski. B. Blanchard. D. Hogan, J. Huckle. E. Butnam. B. Wheeler, E. Gage. L. Gage, A. Meneely. Library Club P.A. Staff National Honor Society Our Sandy Hill Chapter of the National Honor Society was started last year. Some members of the sophomore, junior and sen- ior classes were inducted. This club holds a few meetings each year at which different programs are presented. One of the aims of the club is to raise the scholastic level of our school. Miss Baker, Miss Washburn. Mr. Yole. Mr. Kelly. Mr. Reynolds, and Mr. Labourr are advisors. Front row, left to right: E. Beecher, B. Bump, M. Bunker, N. Monroe, . Hartung, L. Smith, J. Cornell, N. Remsen. Second row: S. Halperin, A. Forrest, J. Huckle, J. Sturtevant, L. McKcrnon, S. Huffer, W. Larmon, I. Latham, J. Bogart, E. Neff, W. Hagen. Front row, left to right: L. Gage, N. Hodges. K. Gage, N. Bardin. M. Jones, E. Gage. J. Brown. Second row: L. Chadwick, J. Ross. A. Mosher. S. Bigelow, Y. Dash- now, S. Clark, L. Brown, . Terry, M. La Vance, B. Howe. B. Dunn, D. Doner, C. Cole. Front row, left to right: S. Dashnaw, B. Adams, S. Blossom, J. Stott. Second row: S. Wet her- bee, P. Vamvalis, N. La Barge, D. Brownlee, M. Caputo, A. Bruso. Third row: E. Putnam, B. Wheeler, P. Fraser, D. Hogan. Fourth row: B. Bristol, J. Boucher, R. Partington. ADVERTISING AND PATRONS PATRONS Clyde L. Allen Harold F. Allen Mr. Mrs. Edgar Austin Mr. Mrs. Arthur Bailey Rex Bailey Miss Mildred Baker Mr. Mrs. Richard Bannin Mrs. Allen Beahan Mr. Mrs. Claud Belden Dorothy Benjamin Mr. Mrs. Earl Bigelow Mrs. Elsie M. Bigelow Mr. Mrs. George B. Bigelow Bocchi Brothers Mr. Mrs. Harry Bocchi Mr. Mrs. Paul Boucher Mr. Mrs. Henry Bourgeois Mr. Mrs. Roland R. Bover Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Bowden Mr. Mrs. Bernard Brown Mr. Mrs. John H. Brownlee Mr. Mrs. James Burke Robert E. Butcher Rev. Mrs. Robert Canterbury Mr. Mrs. John Corella Mr. Mrs. Raymond Chabot Mr. Mrs. C. Chapman Mr. Mrs. Robert K. Chatel Mr. Mrs. Theodore Collette Mr. Mrs. Frederick A. Collins Mr. Mrs. John C. Collins Mr. Mrs. James Conway Mr. Mrs. Richard Cornell Mr. Mrs. Robert Cornell Mr. Mrs. Archie Corrigan Mr. Mrs. George West Cox Mr. Mrs. William Cozzens Mr. Mrs. Benjamin Craver Mr. Mrs. Donald Currie Mrs. Macie Daniels Mr. Mrs. Edward Dashnaw Yvonne Dashnaw Mr. Mrs. Fred Davies Mr. Mrs. Clifford DeMarsh Miss Carol DeMers Mr. Mrs. Clifford Denis Mr. Mrs. Nathan Dickinson, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Alfred E. Domina Mr. Mrs. Herbert DuFore Mr. Mrs. Louis DuFore Mr. Mrs. Douglas Durkee Mr. Mrs. Charles C. Eagle Mrs. Max Englander Mr. Mrs. Orestes Farley Mr. Charles M. Fauerbach Mr. Mrs. Audley Fish Mr. Mrs. Paul Florence Mr. Mrs. James M. Fraser Furrow Turners 4-H Mr. Mrs. Arthur Gage Mr. Mrs. Edgar Garling Mr. Mrs. Raymond Garnsey Mrs. Eva Gaulin Mr. Mrs. Henry Gedman Mr. Mrs. Dewey Griffin Mr. Mrs. Lawrence B. Griffin Mr. Mrs. Harry E. Gross Mr. Mrs. Howard H. Gurnee Mr. Mrs. Morris Halperin Mr. Mrs. Arthur Hamilton Mr. Mrs. John Hartpence Mr. Mrs. Hans Hartung Mr. Mrs. E. Heidorf Mr. Mrs. Harold R. Herzog, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Walter Hodges Leonard Hogan Mrs. Rita L. Housman Mr. Kenneth Howe Mrs. Kenneth Howe Mr. Mrs. Leonard Howe Mr. Mrs. Edward Hughes Mr. Mrs. Allen Huot Miss Joyce Irwin Mrs. Beryl Jones Mr. George Jones Mr. Mrs. Robert W. Jones Mr. Mrs. Carmi Joslyn Mr. Mrs. Eugene Kennedy Mr. Mrs. Robert L. Kill, Sr. Mr. Mrs. James P. Killian Mr. Mrs. Richard Kimball Mr. Mrs. Stanley Kurys Mrs. Rita H. LaBarge Mr. Mrs. J. Bernard LaBourr Mr. Mrs. Kenneth LaFay Miss Patricia M. Landry Larry’s, Corinth Larry’s Service Mr. Mrs. Emrys L. Lewis, Sr. Mr. Mrs. George H. Lewis Mr. Mrs. Richard Longdo Mr. Mrs. John Malan Mr. Mrs. Robert P. Malan Mr. Mrs. Arnold Marshall Mr. Mrs. H. Matot Mr. Mrs. Edward McGinnis Mr. Mrs. William Mercier Mrs. James Michelucci Mr. Mrs. Roy Miller Miss Marlene Mondoux Mr. Mrs. Carl Mosher Mr. Mrs. Leslie G. Moyles Mr. Mrs. Henry Myette William Nichols John (Jack) O'Brien Mr. Mrs. Wilmot Packard 99 PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Robert Partington Mr. Mrs. Samuel Pashley Mr. Mrs. George E. Perkins Patricia Perkins Mr. Mrs. Edwin R. Perras Mr. Mrs. Arthur Philion Mr. Mrs. Donald M. Pingrey Mr. Mrs. Emile Porlier Dr. Mrs. Mitchell L. Potvin Mr. Mrs. Leon D. Putnam James J. R. Quinn Mr. Mrs. Leroy Rayno Mrs. William Reid Mr. Mrs. Edward Reynolds Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Reynolds Mr. Mrs. Idris Roberts Mr. Mrs. Vernon Robichaud Mr. Mrs. Robert W. Rose Mr. George Round Mr. Mrs. Charles Rustin Mr. Mrs. Vincent Scivetti Gary Servis Mr. Mrs. Janies Shea Mrs. Bessie Smith Mr. Mrs. Gerald E. Smith Geneva P. Sonn Mr. Mrs. Earl Stott Mr. Mrs. Lawrence J. Thayer, Sr. Mr. Mrs. John Thompson Mr. Mrs. Louis V. Thompson Mr. Mrs. George Train Mr. Mrs. Douglas Vadnais Mr. Mrs. Louis T. Valley Mr. Mrs. Gorman VanAernem Mr. Mrs. Walter Wall Mr. Mrs. Garland R. Walsh Mr. Mrs. Edgar T. Washer Mr. Mrs. William Weller Mr. Mrs. Gifford Welling Mr. Mrs. J. William Werner Mr. Mrs. Cecil E. West Mr. Mrs. William J. Wetherbee Mr. Mrs. Donald B. Wheeler Mr. Mrs. Stewart P. Whiting Mr. Mrs. E. V. Wiley Mr. Mrs. Gerald Wood Mr. Mrs. Raymond Wood Mr. Mrs. Russell B. Wood Mrs. Reginald Wright Mr. Mrs. C. L. Yattaw Mr. Mrs. Philip Yattaw Plan Your Class Functions At The Newly Decorated QUEENSBURY HOTEL HOME OF THE LANTERN INN GLENS FALLS, N. Y. • TELEPHONE 2-1121 R. H. PENDER READY-TO-WEAR 219 MAIN STREET • HUDSON FALLS Established Over a Half-Century Nancy Whiting and Doris Brownlee get advice from Andy Collins while selecting sweaters and skirts at Penders. DEAN’S GIFT SHOP Hallmark and Norcross Greeting Cards Costume Jewelry 174 Main Street • Hudson Falls KINGSBURY CONSTRUCTION Compliments of... CORRIGAN’S CORNER COMPANY E. R. MOORE COMPANY Sends GOOD LUCK to the HUDSON FALLS • NEW YORK CLASS OF 1958 W G Y FOOD PRODUCTS CO. INC. 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Records — WPTR Top 31 Hits 114 River Street Hudson Falls MAPLEWOOD DAIRY Formerly Fairholme Farms Home Made Ice Cream Milk .. . Grade A and Homogenized PHONE 4-5976 103 STEVENS FURNITURE COMPANY 138 MAIN STREET • HUDSON FALLS, N. Y. Sue Blossom, Dick Hogan, Ed Putnam and Marty Howe help Heidi Hartung select a new modern desk and lamp with the help of Mr. Klein. Since 1869 FOWLER’S 190 GLEN STREET • GLENS FALLS NORTHERN NEW YORK’S LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE RUSSELL WAIT, INC. Books • Stationery Greeting Cards • Office Supplies GLENS FALLS • NEW YORK For Drug Needs and Prescriptions You AI ways Save Money A t MCCANN’S PHARMACY J. A. McCann — Doctor in Pharmacy P. T. McCann — B.S. Ph.G 166 Main Street Hudson Falls Congratulations to the Class of ’58 MIKE’S GROCERY 55 Maple Street • Hudson Falls Michael Piscitelli — Proprietor LOUISE HATS Custom Made and Ready to Wear Telephone 4-7923 152 Main Street • Hudson Falls CLARY'S JOHN STREET PHARMACY The Prescription Store WILLIAM CLARY, Proprietor 46 Main Street • Hudson Falls HUDSON FALLS LAUNDROMAT Corner Main and Feeder All Washables PHONE 4-7300 Washed, Dried and Folded Finished Work and Dry Cleaning STEPHEN HERTZ • Jewelers • 111 Glen Street • Glens Falls Best Luck ... VICTOR A. LOISELLE Monuments Main and Schuyler Streets Hudson Falls, N. Y. Phone 4-4170 THE ARROW CAB 173 Main Street r x x s.ssssvsx. % Hudson Falls, N. Y. Radio Dispatched Cabs 24 Hour Service DON'T FUSS — CALL US — 4-3322 OR 4-5588 Mr. Nate Dickinson shows Shirley Domina, Sandy Clark and Helen Canterbury how Ideal milk is bottled by machine at... THE IDEAL DAIRY FARMS N. G. DICKINSON and SON HUDSON FALLS, N. Y. • PHONE 4-5059 Now Serving Hudson Falls, Glens Falls and So. Glens Falls. L. W. HARRIS SONS MASSIE'S DEPARTMENT STORE RESTAURANT 69 MAIN STREET THE SOUTH GLENS FALLS STORE STEAKS ON THE CHOPS SQUARE CHICKEN Food at its Best HUDSON FALLS NEW YORK CALL 2-9865 Front row, left to right: D. McDonald. D. McGovern. B. McQueen. J. Keays. D. McKitterick, D. LaPan, M. Lemery. Second row: J. Husek, P. Lawrence. J. Kelleher. J. LeBourr. B. Lef- fingwell. J. Jones. A. Irish. Third row: D. Jones. II. Johnson. D. Infield. L. Kitchner. C. Inglee. B. Maxson. M. Lewis. Fourth row: N. Lungren. R. Mayette, T. Kurys, W. LaPointe, D. La Belle. T. Lee, J. Merlow, D. Hunsperger 106 WHEN YOU ARE MARRIED Save up money for down payment — then let — G R I F F I NS build you a home Give More Thought to Music Congratulations to ... BRAYDON CHAPMAN THE CLASS OF 1958 Everything in the Music Line 144-146 GLEN STREET BORDEN S DAIRY GLENS FALLS CALL 2-1144 W. F. GUBITZ SONS Printing — Office Supplies Steel Desks - Files - A luminum Chairs Herring-Hull Marrin Safe 106 Ridge Street • Glens Falls Compliments of ... MORGAN LINEN CO. INC. GLENS FALLS • NEW YORK GLENS FALLS • NEW YORK Celebrating its 100th Year as BUILDERS OF PULP AND PAPER MAKING MACHINERY THE SANDY HILL IRON AND BRASS WORKS HUDSON FALLS, NEW YORK offers CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE 1958 GRADUATING CLASS of the HUDSON FALLS CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Front row, left to right: M Dnrkee, S. DnPrey, M. Coates. I). Clark. J. Chadwick. J. Chad- wick. C. Cole. Second row: R. Domina. J. Chadwick. N. Eggleston. B. Evens. S. DeMers, C. Creaser. C. Davis. L. DeMar. S. Chadwick. Third row: B. Colvin. D. Dnrkee. G. Evens, G. Evans. T. Duers, L. Doner. M. Fessenden. B. Clark. Fourth row: D. Dashnaw. T. Covelski, J. Dunham. J. Earl, D. DnPrey, R. Cleaveland, S. Chadwick. YOU LIKE IT m it LIKES YOU Try Skating For Fun BRENNAN'S ROLLER SKATING RINK R D 2 • Lake George Road Telephone 2-9795 JOHNNY'S SUNDIAL SHOE STORE Shoes For All The Family JOHN BELLEPHINE — Prop. RIDGE STREET • GLENS FALLS STRAND BEAUTY SHOP PHONE 4-3791 Strand Theater Building HUDSON FALLS DELONGS DAIRY Home Delivery to Glens Falls, Hudson Falls, Argyle Fort Edward, Lake George and South Glens Falls BELDEN CASE, INC. PLUMBING — HEATING HARDWARE • G.E. APPLIANCES MOSS STREET HUDSON FALLS WILTSEY'S RESTAURANT Serving STEWART S ICE CREAM 136 Main Street • Hudson Falls AGGIE’S MARKET 33 LOWER OAK STREET HUDSON FALLS — Meats and Groceries — 109 Compliments of... GENERAL B ELECTRIC HUDSON FALLS NEW YORK CAPACITOR DEPARTMENT NERON’S RADIO AND TELEVISION SERVICE 157' 2 JOHN STREET HUDSON FALLS NEW YORK CARVERS Sportswear and Accessories 6 Ridge Street Glens Falls COURT RESTAURANT • Home Cooking • Dinners — Luncheons — Sandwiches PHONE 4-9832 Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1958 UNION BAG-CAMP PAPER CORPORATION HUDSON FALLS, NEW YORK SAVASTA RADIO AND APPLIANCE STORE Service and Installation HI-FI PHONOGRAPHS, TELEVISION, RADIO Portable and Transistor Radios 30 MAIN AT JOHN 4-6687 HUDSON FALLS The camera caught Nancy Whiting and Andy Collins about to try out a recording machine at Savasta’s LELAND PAPER COMPANY 76 LAWRENCE STREET GLENS FALLS • NEW YORK — PAPER PRODUCTS — DIAL 2-0949 Compliments of... THE ALLEN FAMILY Kathleen Allen Dwyer — 1937 Doris Allen Daus — 1942 T Sgt. Millard R. Allen — 1938 Esther Allen Donnally — 1943 Pauline Allen Sexton — 1939 T Sgt. Frank E. Allen — 1946 Lester L. Allen — 1952 Loretta Allen Thomas — 1956 Mary J. Allen — 1958 PROGRESS PUBLISHERS INCORPORA TED 11 COLVIN AVENUE • PHONE 2-4401 • ALBANY, N. Y. Ilio Glon Falla Inauranoo Company extends hearty congratulations to the olaaa of 1958. Wo are proud that tho aohoola of our neighborhood are contributing ao niatorially to our large staff of employee . In our Glens Falls headquarters and branch offices through- out the country, many recent high school graduates are already “going up through advancement to positions of greater responsibility. ith the hope that many in the class of . 8 will consider joining tin fine group of graduates already in our employ, we invite inquiries about career opportunities for both voting men and young women. Old and Tried Organized 1849 ■ - INSURANCE COMPANY GUns Falla. N. Y. 112 GLENS FALLS FRANCHISED NEW CAR DEALERS We Congratulate the Class of ’58 CORTRIGHT BUICK, Inc. GOERING MOTORS, Inc. PARSONS OF GLENS FALLS MERKEL 8c GELMAN GLENS FALLS • ALBANY FORI) GARAGE COMPANY, Inc. The Store of Cheerful Service GALE MOTORS, Inc. QUEENSBURY MOTORS, Inc. WHITEMAN CHEVROLET, Inc. MURPHY-PARSONS EDSEL, Inc. FASHIONS OF DISTINCTION NATHAN PROLLER “Insurance For Every Need” Telephone 2-5881 24 Elm Street • Glens Falls ACHENBACH'S Established Over 50 Years 208 Glen Street • Glens Falls you don’t know diamonds Know Your Jeweler Compliments of... BOCCHI BROS. BURGOYNE AVENUE HUDSON FALLS • NEW YORK HEIL’S SHOE STORE 180 MAIN STREET HUDSON FALLS, N. Y. Best Wishes ... EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY GLENS FALLS • NEW YORK Compliments of ... GLENS FALLS FRUIT CO. EL-RO-DO RESTAURANT Compliments of... A FRIEND HUDSON FALLS • NEW YORK Compliments of... ALBANY DISTRICT V. iiMMii� Jm BERN 1 E’S T. V. Radio-T.V. — Sales and Service 104 River Street • Hudson Falls Phone 4-7083 Flowers Say It Best From WATKINS FLOWERS (B. F. Davies) Telephone 4-4013 THE FASHION SHOP 17-19 RIDGE STREET GLENS FALLS. NEW YORK Home of Magazine Fashions FIELDER S SERVICE DRUGS Prescriptions • Paints Veterinary Supplies Cosmetics “Free Delivery Service” Quality - Price - Service FREEBERN PRESS 79 Maple Street • Hudson Falls E. B. WEBSTER Meats and Groceries Of Dependable Quality 58 Feeder Street • Hudson Falls DIAL 4-5923 Front row, left to rights S. Hodges. R. Hayden. R. Howe. S. Harrington, C. Hartman. Second row: J. Gatcltell. C. Groome. K. Gage. M. Griffin. E. Guyette. C. Havens. Third row: A. Gibbs, B. Howe, E. Haynes. P. Haskins. K. Howard. J. Hagen. T. Gordon. Fourth row: T. Hammitt, L. Gray, G. Fitzgerald, D. Giles, E. Hart. T. Field, T. Granger. Front row, left to right: B. Stevens. B. Wardwell, P. Statia, G. VanAernem, C. Winslow, W. Smith, D. Weaver, J. Wemmitt. Second row: C. Wilcox, C. Woodcock. F. Weller, B. Waters, D. Swinciki. E. Wood, E. Wright. D. Thayer. Third row: J. Sugalski, E. Wells. S. Wicks, J. Toomey, J. Wright, S. Shaw, S. Vaughn, P. Vickery. Fourth row: G. Winch, L. Wolfe. D. Stevens, B. Tucker, M. White. P. Yarter, L. Slater. Compliments of .. . BOXER'S DRUG STORE GLENS FALLS • NEW YORK Service is our Business Good Luck To The Class of 1958 From MR. MRS. G. PATRICK DUPELL HUDSON FALLS PAPER CORPORATION • WHOLESALE PAPER MERCHANTS • HUDSON FALLS • NEW YORK THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK o f HUDSON FALLS It looks as if Judy Cornell, Sally Wetherbee, Nancy Whiting and Billings Wheeler reached the bank on time to make their deposits. Compliments of . . . EDWARD C. HUGHES General Insurance HUDSON FALLS FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS 88 Main Street • Hudson Falls 8 Center Street • Phone 4-4000 QUEENSBURY BARBER SHOP J. MILLS, Prop. GLENS FALLS • NEW YORK WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Wheel Goods - Toys - Auto Parts Accessories — Sports Equipment 145 Main Street • Hudson Falls Opposite Post Office Compliments of ... ABBOTT'S CORNER GRILL 41 MAIN STREET HAVEN'S HEATING South Glens Falls • New York Your General Electric Chicken in the Basket Home Heating Dealer DIAL 2-9898 HUDSON FALLS, NEW YORK SUGAR BOWL D HOGANS I R Y Maple Street • Hudson Falls 135 Glen Street • Glens Falls Homemade Ice Cream and Candy NASSIVERAS Garage and Service Station Corner of Dix and Queensbury Dial 2-0229 RD 'I Glens Falls Compliments of... KIP S RESTAURANT 32 Main Street • Hudson Falls ENGLANDER BROTHERS 196 GLEN STREET GLENS FALLS • NEW YORK BENEFICIAL FINANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK 151 Main Street • Hudson Falls EZRA R. DICKINSON AND SON GAS AND FUEL OIL DISTRIBUTOR 52 MAIN STREET • HUDSON FALLS Here, under the clock are Ann Bruso, Pipitsa Vamvalis and Marty Howe. K. L. NASSIVERA ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR -Hotpoinj- 76 BOULEVARD HUDSON FALLS MATT S PASTRY SHOP Fine Pastries - Cookies - Rolls Dessert - Birthday - Wedding Cakes Phone 4-6590 56 Main Street • Hudson Falls VAN AERNEM S DAIRY 1 Fourth Avenue Hudson Falls PATRICIA'S BEAUTY SALON 8 PARK PLACE HUDSON FALLS BEST WISHES . . . TO THE CLASS OF '58 ARKELL 8c SMITH HUDSON FALLS. NEW YORK 140 Glen Street • Glens Falls ETHAN DAVIGNON Staple and Fancy Groceries Agent for Birds Eye Frosted Foods Dial 2-2184 or 2-2185 Free Delivery 5 Davis Street • Glens Falls BRONK COAL AND LUMBER COMPANY About to transact Hermes business at Bronk’s office are Sue Blossom, Barbara Wiley and Si Halperin. PARRY STREET HUDSON FALLS. NEW YORK 119 PHONE 4-4136 or 4-4137 M I CO'S Formal Rental Service New Garments in Stock 30 South Street • Glens Falls QUEEN SHOP Known for Sportswear Opposite Insurance Building GLENS FALLS • NEW YORK PETE S DRIVE IN Hot Dogs • Hamburgers Shrimp - Chicken - Scallops In the Basket Burgoyne Avenue Phone 4-0030 HUDSON FALLS TOY COMPANY 14 MAIN STREET Compliments of ... S. S. KRESGE CO. 193 Glen Street • Glens Falls RAMBLING RANGERS George Lambert, Manager Radio and T. V. Stars Western Music as you like it 21 Helen Street • Hudson Falls Telephone 4-6710 GLENS FALLS COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY SOUTH GLENS FALLS, NEW YORK Compliments of ... CHARLES PATRICK COMPANY DISCOUNT HOUSE S I P O W I c z Meats and Groceries 110 River Street • Hudson Falls ROBINSON LAUNDRY 152 MAIN STREET So. Glens Falls • New York Fishing Tackle — Sports Equipment Cameras - Supplies Guns - Ammunition MORAN'S SPORTING GOODS STORE 33 Main Street • Hudson Falls FLOYD S MARKET WRIGHT S RESTAURANT Good Food Served Home Style • Meats and Groceries • Light Lunches and Dinners 221 ' 2 Main Street • Hudson Falls 27 Main Street • Hudson Falls Joseph W. Buckley, Prop. PAUL S. BOUCHER SAVOY AND SONS Electrical Contractor Telephone 4-4719 21 Pearl Street Hudson Falls • Chestertown HOUSE OF BEAUTY 2 Pearl Street • Hudson Falls Telephone 4-4514 LOOK FOR THE SEALTEST SIGN ON THE DOOR” GENERAL ICE CREAM CORPORATION DIX AVENUE AND QUEENSBURY GLENS FALLS, NEW YORK CRAIG’S PORTRAIT STUDIO AND CAMERA SHOP Personality Portraits — Weddings — Commercial 199 MAIN STREET • BOB AND KAY CRAIG HUDSON FALLS, N. Y. TELEPHONE 4-5032 Mrs. Craig stands by as Gary Pickett, Pai Flynn, Norma LaBarge and Rodney Keith admire Norma’s portrait. TELEPHONE 2-5574 EIGHTH GRADE Front row, left to right: K. Miner. D. Monroe. H. Sellingham. P. Patten. R. Sharpe. G. Pickett, L. O'Leary, H. Rustin. Second row: D. Seymour, R. Scacchetti, J. Pelkey. F. Parillo, S. Ram- sey, R. Porter. J. Normandin, M. Needham. D. Nelson. Third row: G. Saville, T. Pratt, W. Sanders, D. Poland, R. Neff, N. Sharpe. R. Prouty, S. Packard. Fourth row: R. Morse, E. Natale, P. Schlake, G. Noble. G. Norton, J. Oliveri. Front row, left to right: L. Cap rood, F. Butler, D. Beecher, C. Adams, E. Burt. Second row: P. Celeste. R. Breault, R. Canterbury, C. Brown, A. Breault, L. Brown, L. Bailey, N. Blinn. Third row: S. Bogart, G. Bosley, M. Cenate, N. Beecher, G. Brann, P. Carella. Fourth row: M. Archambault, D. Behan, H. Brown. J. Benway, D. Brown. G. Bishop, C. Bowden, M. Baker. 122 THE E C O N O M Y DEPARTMENT STORE GLENS FALLS’ FAMILY STORE Compliments of ... MILL’S RECREATION Center Street • Hudson Falls Telephone 4-9835 REFLECTAL CORPORATION Sub. of Borg Warner Corp. Mfg. of A Ifol Insulation H. J. DRISCOLL, Mgr. For Further Information - Call 4-6368 AIR LAND MOTOR PARTS INC. 23 Bay Street • Glens Falls 50' 2 Main Street • Hudson Falls Compliments of... LOCKE AGENCY, INC. —INSURANCE— MAIN AND MAPLE STREETS HUDSON FALLS, N. Y. Dorie Layout This building seen for days and years on end. Our school; but let us see and comprehend The very inner makings of our friend. Interest shown by the whole yearbook staff and our many patrons and advertisers has made our book a success. rateful admiration should be shown to Marty Howe who diligently worked on the H. F. Tigers throughout this yearbook. fforts put forth by Mr. Durkee and Mrs. Halperin deserve our many thanks and deep appreciation. esults of work and play within a team Not only help to make the records gleam But fit the players for their social scheme. chool over, we adjourn for summer’s change, Into diversions pleasant, new, and strange Before next season’s program we arrange. Our pert cheerleaders! Marie, Nancy, Ann, Enid, Nancy, Linda and Judy. Dick and Norma test the P.A. system. Biology Club Are those the announcements? French Club 125 Compliments to the CLASS OF ’58 BORDEN’S ICE CREAM Glens Falls THE OUTLET MEN S AND BOYS' STORE Glen Street Glens Falls VAN DERWERKER’S Furniture Repairing - Refinishing GARAGE Complete Motor - Brake - Ignition Service LOVELAND'S 7 Martindale Avenue 8 Martindale Avenue Hudson Falls Phone 4-3871 Hudson Falls CLARK’S DISCOUNT DEPARTMENT STORE 223 WARREN STREET GLENS FALLS, N. Y. What time of day can this be with Dotty Herzog and Bob Bristol nobody on Main Street — but Si? discussing Hermes. EDGAR T. WASHER Custom Made Formica Tops and Kitchen Cabinets Phone 4-5676 HIRES ROOT BEER RALPH R. SHAPIRO Office Supplies Corner South and Broad Streets Glens Falls A. MCKEE SPEAR INSURANCE Safety - Security - Service 248 Main Street Dial 4-0282 Hudson Falls WOODCOCK BROS. Water Well Contractors Phone Hartford 2672 P. O. Address Smiths Basin H. A. TAYLOR S GARAGE INC. Studebaker - Packard Cars - Used Cars - Trucks RD 1 Belle Avenue Glens Falls Dial 4-5318 WAREHOUSE OUTLET Corner Maple and Culvert Streets Glens Falls DEVER BROS. RESTAURANT 172 Main Street Hudson Falls m r ZJ The NEW Hudson Falls W. T. GRANT CO. on Main Street The Staff of the 1958 Hermes wishes to express grateful thanks to our patrons and advertisers for helping financially, and we hope that the readers of our year- book will patronize and recommend the businesses whose advertisements appear on these pages. 129 130