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

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Nu'-Nw? vw ,, my ww ,lj W 1 -M... rv' 1- vm 3, , M W is ae K wg X A M us M 1 Q QR SSP 9, v 5 Vu 253155 htm B is , 5 z u 5 S QE QE sg? eg Q? 3,1 A C5 Ri Q Q W 11' Volume 44 Hudson Eialls 6'e14fral J-hgh Salma! Jfudsan glIffS ,New Vlffk Is the test that bad, Mr. Kelly? We didn't know you liked to swim, Mr. Kelly You aren't facing defeat are you, Mr. Kelly? Mr. Kelly poses with his wife and daughter, Nancy. We ffrflfzvr Throughout our high school years we have encountered many personalities who have helped mold our lives and whom we will never forget. Foremost in many of our memories, however, will be one who has guided and advised us through- out our last year at H.F.HIS. He has instilled in us all a sense of responsibility, integrity, and given us a desire to take an intelligent part in world affairs. In addition he has spent many hours as our class advisor helping us reach the many decisions We have been faced with before entering the world as adults. For all this, Mr. Kelly, we dedicate the 1960 HERMES to you as a small tribute of our appreciation. 5 1 -silall i ll l -WMM? One of the things most familiar to all of us at l'l.F.l-l.S. is the Hudson River along whose banks our town was established. Because it is so familiar to us, we have chosen it as the theme of our 1960 HERMES and charac- terized it as the Stream of Knowledge. Lake Tear of the Clouds, the beginning of the river, high in the Adiron- dacks symbolizes our class at the start of our freshman year four years ago. During these four years, we- moved down the river guided by the willing faculty. As the river widens so does our knowledge until at last we reach the mouth of the river and the end of our high school education. Now, as we leave the mouth of the river and enter the ocean of adult life, we look back on our trip as the most worthwhile venture of our lives. ,fri A fi. 3 'H' ,gi E, ,dh Wwwsmsff if i L 3 'iii 5 , E :Qu .IQ- mi 1 f, fm ,, v 3 K fx .vi asm :am A -2.-:a 1 yfi ff .vhwgzL:s,Afef'Q2'Ws:wi?12i' S 3 A M. ' , 9: X J. K Er' V ' DAVID RUSSELL BARBER Dave's tops in sports you must agree, and tops with the girls he'll always be. , Freshman Science Clubg Varsity Tennis 1, 25 Varsity Baseball 3, 4-5 Varsity Track 3, 45 Foot- ball 3, 45 Varsity Basketball 45 Manager Bas- ketball 35 Varsity H Club 3, 45 Bowling Team 35 Senior Class Secretary PATRICIA ANN BLINN In stature you may think her small, In personality, Pat's twice as tall. Freshman Science Clubg Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 35 Girls' Baseball l, 2, 35 Student Council I5 Dramatics Club 25 Senior Class Treasurerg Girls' Hi-Y5 Junior Prom Committee5 Red Cross 8 Our fenders EVAN ASHTON NEFF Shy, quiet Evan is popular because of his bash- ful grin and pleasing personality. Band 1, 2, 35 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Freshman Science Clubg J.V. Basketball5 Biology Club, President 25 Varsity Track 2, 3, 45 Varsity Foot- ball 3, 45 Junior Scholarship Club 35 National Honor Society, Vice-President 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 35 Senior Class President5 Junior Prom King5 Boys' State 3 LINDA SUE MCKERNON Tall, friendly Linda is always reacly with a joke! HERMES Literary Editorg Glee Clubg Green Echo 15 National Honor Society 2, 35 Girls' Hi-Y 3, 45 Junior Scholarship Club 35 Basketball 35 Pep Club 35 J.V. Cheerleader 35 Junior Class President5 Senior Class Vice-Presidentg P.A. Staff 45 Junior Prom Attendant GEORGE SAMUEL ARMSTRONG Quiet and shy, but a likeable guy. F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4 PATRICIA MILDRED BAILEY Peppy g'Pat,' has an irresistible giggle. HERMES Assistant Editor, Girls, Hi-Y 3, 4, French Club l, 2, 3, Treasurer 2, Student Coun- cil 2, 3, Sophomore Class Secretary, Pep Club 2, 3, Hall Monitor 2, Junior Committee of Ten, Sub. Majorette 3, 4 GLORIA JEAN BELL Gi:1ria's always ready to help when a fob needs doing well. F.H.A. lf Freshman Science Club, Library Staff 2, 4, President 3 BRUCE H. BENJAMIN Bruce, a man of few words, reveals his ideas thru his artistic hands. Wells Central Class President 1, 2 ROBERT HAROLD BAILEY I am not a politician and my other habits are good. .l.V. Football I, 2, Varsity Football 3, 4, .I.V. Basketball 1, 2, Spanish Club 2, Biology Club 2 ELIZABETH THERESA BEECHER Betsy,' seems quiet, but those who know her are aware of that wonderful sense of humor she possesses. HERMES Treasurer, French Club l, 2, 3, Girls' Fencing 1, Dramatics Club 2, Choir 3, 4, Hall Monitor 2, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, P.A. Staff 4 NORALOU BETT ERS Some think sheis quiet, but sheis really a riot. HERMES, Dramatics Club 1, Girls' Fencing 1, Spanish Club 2, 3, Girls' Intermurals 1, 2, 3, P.A. Staff 4, Girls' Hi-Y 4 GARY GEORGE BIGELOW Gary's sax and job keep him busy, but not too busy for girls. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Tennis 1, 2, 3, Boys' Fencing 1, French Club 1, 2, Key Club 3, J.V. Basketball 1, 2, Varsity H Club 3, Biology Club, Secretary 2 RUTH MARIE BIGELOW Efficiency and capability are Ruth's outstanding traits. Queensbury4Home Ee Club 1, Hudson Falls- F.H.A. 2 JEFFREY HOWARD BOGART Jeff holds the key to wisdom. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 1, 2, Green Echo 1, 2, National Honor Society 2, 3, Vice-Presi- dent 4, .l.V. Basketball 2, 3, Varsity Tennis 2, Sophomore Class President, Varsity H Club 2, 3, Junior Committee of Ten, Choir 4, Key Club 3, 4, Senior Committee of Ten MARGARET ANNE BOMBARD Easy to look at, Hard to forget. Nice to be with, A sweet majorette. HERMES Circulation Manager, Freshman Science Club, Girls' Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, Secretary 2, Majorette 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, Treasurer 3, .lunior Committee of Ten, P.A. Staff 4, Junior Prom Attendant, Senior Com- mittee of Ten ROLAND CHARLES BOVER RonnieU is the Ladies' man. HERMES Layout Editor, Freshman Science Club, Green Echo 1, 2, Photography Editor 3, Varsity Track 1, Varsity Tennis 1, 2, The Mikadov Chorus 1, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, Key Club 2, 4, Secretary 3, String Quartet 3, Ensemble 3, 4, .lunior Classical League, Secre- tary 3, Future Teachers of America 4, P.A. Staff 4, Brass Ensemble 3 JAMES STEPHEN BROWN Jimmy may be short in stature, but he makes up for it with his ability in dramatics. Freshman Science Clubg Dramatics Club 2, 3, Vice-President 4g Band 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 2, 3g Choir 3, 43 Key Club 3, 4 GERALDINE MARY B-UNKER With a laugh and a smile so merry, what else could her name be, but Gerry? F.H.A. Treasurer 1, Secretary-Treasurer 3, 43 Library Staff 4g Girls' Baseball 1, 2 HESTER TERRY BURCH Nature showered her choicest gifts on Terry . . . sweetness and sincerity. HERMESQ Band lg Orchestra lg Latin Club 2g Green Echo 2g Student Council 4 ANN MARIE BUTTERFIELD A winning smile and a willing hand made Ann the ideal choice for Prom Queen. HERMESg Latin Club 2, Sec1'eta,l'y 13 Girls' Hi-Y 2, Vice-President 3, President 4g Sopho- more Class Treasurerg ,l.V. Cheerleader 2, 35 Student Council 3g P.A. Staff 43 Junior Prom Queeng Senior Committee of Ten SHARRON ANN BRAYMAN Good things come in small packages. Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3 MELANIE BEATRICE BROMLEY Melanie will make a wonderful nurse, because she is so thoughtful and sweet. California: Junior Red Cross lg French Club 33 Hudson Falls: Junior Red Cross 23 Freshman Class Presidentg French Club 4g Girls' Hi-Y WILLIAM HAROLD BUTTERFIELD Tops in sports, personality plus5 Always happy-a hit with us. Latin Club 15 J.V. Basketball 1, 25 Varsity Bas- ketball 3, 45 J.V. Baseball 15 Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 45 J.V. Football 25 Varsity Football 3, 45 Varsity H Club 3, 45 Green Echo, Sports Editor 35 Student Council Presidentg Candidate for Junior Prom King5 Senior Committee of Ten FRANK WILLIAM CAIN He's sometimes serious, sometimes gay, and we all like him just that way. Freshman Science Club5 Junior Ceramics 15 Spanish Club 25 Boys' Fencing Club 25 Biology Club 35 Bowling Team 3, 4 JOHN DAVID CARELLA Takes life so easy and gay, John's an optimist, wouldn't you say? Freshman Science Club5 Boys' Fencing 15 Track 2, 35 Biology Club 3 ROBERT EDWARDS CARPENTER Bolfs oh so handsome, you must agree, and oh so nice as he can be. Freshman Science Club5 Freshman Class Vice- President5 Junior Committee of Ten5 Varsity H Club 35 Vice-President of Student Council 35 Varsity Football 45 Varsity Track 45 Varsity Basketball 4 BERTRAM LEO CHASE Though he seems to be a quiet boy, We're sure his life is full of joy. Key Club President 45 Track 25 Fencing 25 Freshman Science Club, Secretary-Treasurer5 Biology Club 35 Dramatics Club 3, 45 Stage Manager4 CHARLES RICHARD CHILSON Charlie's favorite pastime is tinkering with cars. He would be a good mechanic. THEODORE HARVEY COLLETTE A pleasant way, a pleasant smile, a pleasant guy, who's really worthwhile. Fencing 1, 23 Key Club 3, 4 CAROL ANN CONSTANTINEAU Carol's laugh and cheery disposition are as infec- tious as the common cold. Girls' Basketball 13 Girls' Baseball 2 JUDITH ANN CORNELL .ludy,s pen is the master of her future. HERMES3 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Choir 2, 3, 43 Green Echo 1, 2, Assistant Editor 33 National Honor Society 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 43 P.A. Staffg Junior Prom Coronation Chairman DONALD WILLIAM CRONKHITE Tall Mutt has lots of energy and get-up-and-go. F. E. Science Club 13 Student Council lg .l.V. Baseball lg Track 1, 23 Biology Club 2g French Club 23 Football 1, 2g Varsity Baseball 23 Var- sity Basketball 23 H. F. Dramatics Club 33 Varsity Football 3, 43 Varsity Baseball 3, 43 Varsity H Club 3, 43 Track 3, 4 DARMARIS JEAN DALABA Silence is deep as eternity3 speech is as shallow as time. Library Staff 4 DIANA DALE DANFORTH Diana is a conscientious worker. She will surely be a fine teacher. Latin Club 1, 2, 3g Biology Club 2g Senior Science Club 3, 4g F.T.A. 3, 43 Dramatics Club 3g Junior Scholarship 3 DORIS ELAINE DeLONG With happy heart, Doris goes quietly on her way. ROBERT EDWARD DURKEE Smiling, gay, and happy is he, With a sense of humor as funny as can be. Freshman Science Clubg French Club 1, 25 Biology Club 25 Senior Science 4 ANNE ELIZABETH FISHER There is a lot of clepth and sincerity in Anne's quiet nature. HERMESg Spanish Club lg Dramatics Club 3 ELIZABETH JOAN FLORES Betty is happy, honest and true, She'll be successful her whole life through. Freshman Science Clubg Spanish Club 2, 33 F.T.A. 3, 4-g Biology Club 3 I4 GARY RICHARD FINGER When fun is all flat, and jokes are stale, Call on Gary, he'll never fail. Freshman Science Clubg Boys' Fencing BRADFORD COLVIN FISH fa' like to dream my troubles away. Boys' Fencing Club 1 Club KNEELAND SCOTT' FULLER He never lets study interfere with his education. Baseball l, J.V. Basketball 2, 3, F.F.A. 2, 3 ELAINA MARIE GAGE To know Elaina is to like her. Girls' Glee Club l, 2, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Ceramics Club l, 2, Library Staff l, 2, 3, Student Council 2, Girls' Basketball 2, 3, Girls' Base- ball 2, 3, Dramatics Club 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 44, Ensemble 3, 4-, F.T.A. 3 SUSAN ELIZABETH FORESTER It is very plain to see, That Sue's as nice as she can be. Ceramics Club l, Art Club lg Dramatics Club 3, French Club 3 ALAN WAYNE FORREST Alan has the answer to every question and the solution to every problem. Varsity Tennis l, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Fencing Club 1, 2, .l.V. Football 3, Varsity Football 4, Junior Scholarship Club 3, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4' WILLIAM ARTHUR GAGE Laughing and smiling, happy and gay, This fits our Bill in just every way. Choir 2, 3, 4, .l.V. Basketball 3 STEVEN ARTHUR GIBBS If noise were made by being quiet- Hereis a boy who'cl be a riot. Ceramics l I5 SHARON LEE GOLDY Sh-aron's the girl with the ever-ready smile. Junior High Hostess Club 15 Girls' Baseball 1, 2, 45 Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 35 Biology Club 25 French Club 3, 45 Dramatics Club 3 CHARLES FORBES GOSSELIN Quiet and kind, curious and helpful, that's Charlie. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 2 I lx 1 DOROTHY JEAN GOULD Her likes are many, her dislikes few. Dorothy's willing to see any job through. HERMES Typing Staff5 Girls' Glee Club 1, 25 F.H.A. 35 Girls' Baseball 35 Girls' Basketball 35 Girls' Tennis 3 SHELDON HOLLIS GRAHAM He puts his cares on the shelf and comes to school to enjoy himself. Radio Club 15 Latin Club 1, 25 Biology Club 35 Dramatics Club 3 KAREN INA GRAY Pert, pretty Karen is always a hit with the male population. 4. HERMES5 Freshman Science Club5 Girls' Glee Club 1, 25 Student Council 1, 3, 45 French Club 25 Girls' Baseball 2, 35 Girls' Basketball 2, 35 Choir 3, 45 Dramatics Club 35 Junior Committee of Teng Senior Science Club 35 F.T.A. 35 P.A. Staff 45 Junior Prom Attendant5 Senior Committee of Teng Girls' Hi-Y LARRY JAMES GREENBERG I'd rather be right than be President. HERMES5 Radio Club5 Biology Club 25 Foot- ball Manager 25 Latin Club 25 Basketball Man- ager 25 Track 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 45 P.A. Staff 45 Dramatics 3, 4 ROBERT WILLIAM HARTUNG A cheery smile and a friendly word for all. ELAINE MARIE HAVENS It's nice to be natural when your're mzturally nice. HERMESg Green Echo lg Latin Club lg Biology Club 2g Girls' Basketball 35 Senior Science Club 35 F.T.A. 3g P.A. Staff 4 JOHN WILLIAM HUCKLE A shining example, a bashful grin, Ability in school work . . . Remind us of him. HERMES Business Managerg Band I, 2, 3, 4g Varsity Tennis I, 2, 3, 43 Choir 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 2g French Club 2g National Honor Society 2, Vice-President 3, President 4g Orchestra 3, 4g Ensemble 4, Key Club 4 RONALD HOMER JARVIS Work fascinates me, I could sit and .study it for hours. WALTER JOHN HAGEN The things that have not been cloneg these are the things to try. HERMES Advertising Staffg Band I, 4g Or- chestra 4g Senior Science- Club 2, 35 Junior Scholarship 3g National Honor Society 2 CHARLES SPEAR HARRIMAN Why take life seriously? You'llne11er get out of it alive. F.F.A. 2, 3, 4 BERNARD PATRICK KELLEHER A future in auto mechanics looks bright for Bernard. BARBARA EVE KENNY Her ways are ways of pleasantness anal her paths are ways of truth. HERMESg Freshman Science Clubg Girls' Glee Club l, 2g Girls' Baseball 2g F.T.A. 3g P.A. Staffllf GEORGE OSWALD LA FOUNTAINE. Tall, clark and handsome fits Ozzie fine. And his talents go in the mechanical line. JESSE DOUGLAS LANF EAR A quiet boy, yet very prudent, W' hen all is told, a serious student. BARBARA ANNE La PAN A happy smile, her friendship's worthwhile. Latin Club lg Camera Club lg F.H.A. 25 Girls' Baseball 4 WILLIAM MILTON LARMON Because a man zloesrft talk is no sign that he has nothing to say. HERMESg Band l, 2, 3, 4-5 Orchestra 2, 3, 415 J.V. Football 3g National Honor Society 2, 3, 4- OLIVE ADELE LaROE Hers is a meek and gentle spirit. Future Homemakers of America 1 IRVING ROBERT LATHAM Every man to his own opinion is Irv's motto. Freshman Science Club5 Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Biology Club 25 .l.V. Basketball 25 Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 Junior Scholarship 35 Varsity H Club 3, 45 Varsity Track 35 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 KATHRYN IOLA LEMERY To get to know her and her way, you're sure to like her-she's okay. Future Homemakers of America 1, 25 Girls' Baseball 3,4 PATRICIA ANNE LEMERY Speech is silver, silence is gold. Girls' Baseball 1, 2 ILENE SUSAN MacFARRAN Ilene is friendly and cheerful when it counts. HERMES5 Girls' Baseball 1, 25 Girls' Basket- ball 1, 2 NOREEN MARY MAHAN Noreen's beautiful waves make her the envy of the pin-curl set. HERMES Assistant Treasurer, Typing Staffg Latin Club 15 Biology Club 25 Girls' Hi-Y 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 45 P.A, Staff 45 Junior Prom Attendant5 Student Council 3 SUSAN ELIZABETH MALAN Busy as zz little bee, Sue flits from task to task. HERMESg Girls, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Girls' Basketball 2, 3, 4g Latin Club 2, Junior Prom Attendantg Senior Committee of Ten PETER WILLIAM MARINE To worry little, to study less, Is Pete's idea of happiness. Freshman Science Club, Latin Club lg Biology Club 23 Varsity I-I Club 3, 43 J.V. Football 1, 2, Varsity Football 3, 4 KAREN EDITH MCLEAN Quiet and conservative-Karen likes a peaceful world. Girls' Basketball lg Freshman Science Club, Ceramics lg Biology Club 2 ROBERT WILLIAM MERCIER I love to sit and think-mostly sit. Freshman Science Club, President lg J.V. Foot- ball 1, 2g Boys' Fencing Club, Treasurer 25 Track 15 Varsity H Club 3, 4 20 KATHLEEN KAREN MATHEWS Kathyis blonde hair and blushes made her ll hit as soon as she arrived from Canajoharie. HERMESg Pep Club 3, 45 Student Council 3, Choir 3, 4, Ensemble 3, 4, Junior Committee of Ten, Girls' Hi-Y, Secretary 3, 4g Junior Prom Attendant GEORGE EDWARD MAYOTTE Happy am I, from care I'm free. Why aren't they all contented like me? .l.V. Football l, 2, Varsity Football 3, 45 Track 2, 4, Varsity H Club 3, 4 LINDA JEAN NASSIVERA Busy fingers, busy mind, A girl like her is hard to find. HERMES Photography Editor, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Green Echo 1, Girls' Glee Club 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Girls, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 3, 4, Junior Scholarship, Junior Prom Decoration Co-chair- man, Junior Prom Attendant, P.A. Staff 4, In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 4, Senior Committee of Ten DIANE CAROL NICHOLSON Quiet in her way, but fun most of the day. HERMES Typing, Ceramics 1, Green Echo 1, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, String Quartet 3, wlfhe Mikado Orchestra 1 RICHARD EDWARD MERRILL Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. Junior Ceramics 1, 2, Boys' Fencing 3 KENNETH WILLIAM NASSIVERA Men of few words are the best men. Freshman Science Club, Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4, Varsity H Club 2, 3, 4, J.V. Football 2, Key Club 4 CATHIE NINES-LING Cathie's heart is full of song. HERMES Art Editor, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, French Club 2, Girls' Basketball 2, 3, Junior Committee of Ten, Junior Scholarship, Ensemble 3, 4, P.A. Staff 4-, Junior Prom Decoration Co-chairman, Junior Prom Attendant, Senior Committee of Ten DANIEL JOHN O'LEARY A cheerful grin will get him there. Freshman Basketball, Varsity Football 3, Dra- matics Club 2, Track 4, Key Club 4 21 BERNICE LILLIAN PACKARD Sugar and spice and everything nice. Girls' Intramurals: 1, 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 2 .JANET IRENE PERKINS Janefs friendly to everyone, outstanding in sports, and lots of fun. HERMESQ Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Baseball 1, 2, 3, Freshman Science Clubg Girls' Fencing Club 1 JOANNE ANITA PERKINS Parlay is the little girl with the big ideas. HERMES Editor-in-chief, Latin Club 1, 25 Dra- matics Club 1, 2, 3g Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 49 Choir 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 3, 45 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Scholarship, Junior Class Secretary, Green Echo, Music Editor 3g P.A. Staff 4, Future Teachers of America 35 Girls' I-li-Y 4: Junior Prom Committeeg Senior Committee of Ten, DAR Awardg Choir Secre- tary 4, French Club 4 JOHN MICHAEL PETERSON Mike's fine deep voice won him many, many roles in the Dramatics Club. French Club 3, Key Club 3, 4, Choir 43 Dra- matics Club 3, 4, United Nations Pilgrimage 3 CORNELIA PATRICIA REGAN A loyal friend, with a friendly smile. Future Teachers of America 3 FREDERICK DONALD ROSS Tall and thin with lots of vim, No one gets the jump on him. Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity H Club 3, 4 .ION MITCHELL RUSSELL A small noise is better than a big echo. HERMESg Freshman Science Clubg Latin Club Ig Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4g Track 2, 3, 4 ALFRED FRANCIS SCACCHETTI In work and play he enjoys life the quiet way. .l.V. Football I DENNIS TERRY SCALLY Success in farming is Dennis' ambition. F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4 ANTHONY LEONARD SIMIONE Tony's impish grin and curly hair will always remind us of his cheery nature. Band I, 2, 3, 4g Radio Club Ig Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Football 2, Track 29 Brass Ensemble 3, 4g Choir4 NORMAN R. ROSSELLE, JR. A bright ray from the sunshine state. Dramatics Club 3, 45 Track 3, 43 Varsity Basketba.l14 DAVID HOWARD ROZELL A good reputation is more valuable than money. HERMESQ Student Council I, 25 Freshman Science Club, Green Echo Ig Track 2g Biology Club 25 Spanish Club Treasurer 2g Bowling Team 3 MARY JANE SIMPSON Her manner expresses more than words could utter. Girls' Glee Club 1, 25 Freshman Science Club Girls' Intramurals Baseball 1, 25 Girls' Intra murals Basketball 2, 35 F.H.A. 3 LINDA ANN SMITH The reward of a thing well done is to have done it. HERMES5 Choir 2, 3, 4-5 Junior Classical League 25 Biology Club 25 National Honor So ciety 2, 3, 4-5 Glee Club Accompanist 35 Senior Science 2, 3, 4-g Junior Scholarship Club 35 P.A. Staff 415 Ensemble 4 BRUCE MITCHELL SOLENSKI With his talent for song, He can never go wrong. HERMES5 French Club 1, 25 Choir 2, 3, 45 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Dramatics Club 2, 3, 45 Tennis 3, 45 Ensemble 2, 3, 44, All-State 3, 45 Green Echo 35 Freshman Science Clubg Boys' Glee Club 1, 2 JO-ANN STEYERT Vermontis loss is H. F .'s gain. Vermont Choir 15 Hudson Falls: French Club 25 Student Council 35 Girls' Playday 25 Junior Scholarship Club 35 Senior Science Club 4- JOAN CAROL TAYLOR loan, with her sweet disposition, is a ready listener. HERMES5 Girls, Glee Club 1, 25 National Honor Society 2, 3, 415 Girls' Fencing Club 15 F.H.A. 15 Dramatics Club 2, 3 LAWRENCE JAMES THAYER Larry is tops with the boys, but girls are tops with Larry. Track 1, 2, 3, 415 French 1, 25 Radio Club 1' J.v. Football 2, vol-sity Football 3, 45 Ji Basketball 35 Varsity H Club 3, 4 LINDA ANN TROMBLEY Her friendly, helpful attitude will be a reward- ing asset towards her career. Freshman Science Clubg French Club 1, 25 Jun- ior High Hostess 15 Green Echo 3 WILLIAM FLOYD TROMBLEY A great sense of humor and fun to be with. Radio Club 1, Junior Red Cross Ig Green Echo 1, 23 Hall Monitor 1, 2g Photography Club 25 Boys' Fencing 3 JOHN TERRENCE TURNER A smile for every fellow and two for every girl. HERMES Sports Editor, J.V. Football 1, 23 Var- sity Football 3, 43 J.V. Basketball 1, 23 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4g Student Council, Treasurer 1, Secretary 2g Varsity H Club 3, 45 Junior Scholarship Club 35 Junior Class Vice-President: Candidate for Junior Prom Kingg Senior Com- mittee of Ten ROBERT JOSEPH VAN AERNEM Size doesn't keep Bob from excelling in sports. Boys' Fencing Club 15 J.V. Baseball Ig Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4-3 J.V. Footballg Varsity Foot- ball 2, 3, 45 J.V. Basketball 1, 2, 3g Varsity Basketball 43 Junior Class Treasurerg Candidate for Junior Prom King GLORIA JEAN VOLPE Petite and oh so sweet. Girls' Basketball 2, 3, Girls' Baseball 3 PATRICIA MARY WALL Pat's quiet smile will long be remembered. HERMESQ Freshman Science Clubg Girls' Base- ball 1, 2g Girls' Basketball 1, 2 ' RAYMOND FLOYD WHITE Ray has great promise in the field of agriculture. Boys' Glee Club lg F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4- RAYMOND THOMAS WOOD Ray is never too busy to talk-to girls! Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir 3, 4-g Ensemble 3, 45 Brass Ensemble 3, 4-5 Track 1, 25 Football 35 Key Club 3 Qfwsffewm Safes-:welseessas dfmmiffee af Cen SEATED: Joanne Perkins, Karen Gray, Margaret Bombard, Ann Butterfield, Linda Nassiverag STANDING: Terry Turner, Cathie Ninesling, Jeff Bogart, Susan Malan, Bill Butterfield. As June 1960 grows nearer, we all find ourselves reviewing the happy memories and accomplishments of our four years in high school. Although we will be graduating soon, we feel that we should share this, our past, with others. In September of '56 we took our places in the student body as the freshman class. It wasn't long before we acquired fame throughout the halls as the 'froamersf' An important task was soon put before us--election of class officers. Capable, responsible leaders were chosen to guide us through our first year in high school. Melanie Brom- ley proved to be an excellent president as did Natalie LaPoint, vice-president, Bob Carpenter, secretaryg and Bob Pratt, treasurer. The officers along with several committees organized our Freshman Frolic which was enjoyed by many upperclassmen as well as the freshmen. The election of Student Council put Terry Turner in the spotlight as treasurer. Having had a year of experience, we entered our sophomore year a little less frightened. We again elected com- petent officers: Jeff Bogart, presidentg Ann Butterfield, vice-presidentg Pat Bailey, secretaryg and Bob Carpenter, treasurer. In keeping with the tradition of the school we presented the f'Soph Hop. We were allowed to hold this big event in the new gym which was decorated to the theme of Around the World in Eighty Days. Music was provided by the Stompers. Student Council elections again drew near and Terry Turner was once more elected- this time as secretary. Our Junior year meant more activities and work for us. This didn't worry us, however, because we had respon- sible leaders. We elected Linda McKernon to represent our class as president, Terry Turner was our vice-president, Joanne Perkins became our secretary, and Bob Van Aernem filled the treasureris position. We hold the honor of being the first class to change the class rings since 1949. Our prom proved a big success and brought the largest attendance of any preceding prom. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of Ann Butterfield and Evan Neff as king and queen. Bob Carpenter represented us as vice-president of Student Council, Evan Neff attended Boys' State and Mike Peterson represented our school at the United Nations Pilgrimage. Nearing the end of our journey through high school we now find ourselves as stately seniors. Our president, Evan Neff, vice-president, Linda lVlcKernon5 secretary, Dave Barber, and treasurer, Pat Blinn, have been efficient respon- sible leaders of our class. Under their capable leadership, we presented the Senior Ball. Joanne Perkins was chosen to receive the DAR Award while Bill Butterfield filled the all-important position as president of Student Council. We feel that our four years at H.F.H.S. have been profitable ones filled with many lasting memories. 27 I MOST ATHLETIC WITTIEST Sue Malan, Terry Turner BEST DRESSED Pat Bailey, Dave Barber Linda lVlcKern0n, George Mayotte Serzirfr BEST ALL-AROUND MOST MUSICAL Linda Nassivera, Bill Butterfield C9-thie Nifleslillgv Tony SiU1i011C MOST INTELLECTUAL MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Judy Cornell, Alan Forrest Joanne Perkins, Jeff Bogart Zzvnriies MOST POPULAR Ann Butterfield, Evan Neff 1 MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT MOST ATTRACTIVE Margaret Bombard, Robert Van Aernem Bob Carpenter, Noreen Mahan 9 A d am ni dn I 5 f I' H I I 17 lfl ma- ' N4 FRE VQW1, Q Q 1., W ,Q w 1 w I we yi 1 1' 2 - L may 3 3 i?,Sf.s,L 'QI ,walk ? Q, 5 Q S- 'RGB L, K' 1 ' 5 if 5? xr w c . AMML 5 A M ss? 511 Q, Q8 5 as'fihe'Wf11'1QgQQiigoHifi 3d01eSQGWHcefm adult-W H M ' 4 i . V Y 3 ff hood. has hglliieygfprepalre ugigfeg tliigfmufc. KAR gp 5 5 m ' W, 'L m V -, Lk' A wef n fare-Af g '5 M' 'm to H-F-H-S W ..: ff f 1 gig :AP 'KW' 5 fy, Mil v,A.. 5 Q ' J ' 4 Aisf MM J jfajiw ,W ,..J .fi , , JH. 'xg A E' : af - '5 ,':: 'Q' A' 'T ' , 5 im I W S W ,L f 15-if A:.' 1 'M A N l gzi f- -A,. H ' - v g , A--.. ,.' :': 'A' : ' - f A' - f ' ' ' ' --':: ,, ,.., - I gf: -,:. 1 3-E-1 355.4 2 , ' ::- ,., 132, .Q in ,I ' 1 . g,,V - .B V, x K V . .., ,:. 4 -X N.,, H l6'0ard rff Sducafim DANA M. KING, A.M. Superintendent of Schools J. WALTER JUCKETT President of the Board FIRST ROW: John L. Vaughn, Dana King, Superintendent of Schoolsg J. Walter Juckett, President of the Boardg Margaret M. Murphy, Vice-Presidentg Bertram J. Dube, Clerk. SECOND ROW: William G. Huckle, Paul J. Brown, Richard A. Larrick, Dr. Milton J. Green,- berg, Howard H. Griffin, Sylvester Sullivan, Raymond E. Heil. Mr. King, Mr. Juckett, and Miss Murphy meet with the chairman of the Citizens' Committees: Mr. Charles Hartwell, General Chair- mang Mr. Evan Neff, District Organization, Mr. William Phi- lion, Staffing. J. BERNARD LABOURR, M.S. Principal 5 fgli ll if ' Q W 32 . 5 5 23 ,3 s Yi A Sl 2 EDWARD REYNOLDS, M.S. Vice-principal , JOSEPH TETI, A.M. Director of Transportation SECRETARIES SEATED: R. Cornell, D. Valley, E. Giles. STANDING: R. Ringer, T. Rose, B. Wilcox COMMERCIAL SEATED: Louise C. Chartier, B.S., Chair- man. STANDING, left to right: Mildred P. Halperin, B.S.g Carrnela C. Caputo, M.S.g Rita L. Housman. HISTORY Left to right: Paul W. Miller, A.B.g John V. O'Brien, A.B.g Glen E. Thomson, A.M., Edward P. Kelly, A.M., Chairmang Walter I. Dorion, M.S.g Alvin C. Peachman, A.M. SPECIAL SERVICES Left to right: Rhoda B. Lang Worthy, Barbara Woodell, B.S. R.N.g Charlotte Storey, A.M., Sabo N. Sabo, B.S.g R. Caswell A.M.g N. Morano, B.S.g D Champlain, A.M.g G. Round M.S.g P. Dolloff, A.M. MATHEMATICS SEATED, left to right: Mae M Dolan, A.M.g Sybil G. Steyert, lVl.S STANDING: Vincent M. Dietrich A.M.5 Thomas R. Yole, A.B., Chair man. ENGLISH AND LIBRARIANS SEATED, left to right: Geneva P. Sonn, AB., Janet L. Hanson, B.S.g Edna L. Welling, A.M.g Mary Alice O'Neil, A.B.g Velma H. Bloomer, B.L.S. STANDING: Anthony W. Walsh, A.M.g Robert W. Rose, A.M.g Harry E. Gross, A.M., Chair- man. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Left to right: Anthony A. Luciano, M.Ed.g William H. Schaffer, B.S.g Edward Jeffreys BS., Gail L. Ashe, B.S.g Elmer Heidorf B.S., Chairmang Lucy A. Dwyer, B.S.g Rich ard G. Young, B.S.g Thomas J. Chickanis B.S. SCIENCE SEATED, left to right: Robert C. Daly, A.M., Harry Goldman, M.S. STANDING: Robert K. Chatel, B.S., Chairmang Russell B. Wood, A.M., Gerald M. Turner, M.S. HOME EC., INDUSTRIAL ARTS, DRIVER ED. SEATED, left to right: Francis C. Eilers, B.S., Cecil E. West, Chairman Industrial Artsg Arlesta W. Smith, B.S.g Wayne B. La Point, A.M. STANDING: Thomas V. Newton, B.S., Mildred B. Hartpence, B.S., .lane E. Washburn, M.S.g George D. Gil- more, B.S. MUSIC AND ART SEATED, left to right: Patricia A. Bittinger, B.S.g Joyce I. Irwin, B.S., Chairman. STANDING: Donald T. Marshall, B.S., James W. Bittinger, Jr., B.S., Ellison L. Elmer, A.M., Clyde L. Allen, A.B.g Ed- ward J. Duffy, A.B. LANGUAGE Left to right: George Soltys, A.B.g Mildred H Baker, A.M., Chairman, Margaret B. Wetherbee A.B. MISS GERTRUDE DRISCOLL Though! time has removed us from her watchful eye, we still have not forgotten Miss Driscoll, the nurse at the Margaret Murphy School. The student body of the Junior-Senior High School takes this opportunity to express its ap- preciation for her efforts on our behalf. MRS. GEN EVIEVE VANDERHULE MR. DOUGLAS DURKEE The HERMES staff would like to thank Mr. Durkee for the help he gave us in planning and creat- ing our yearbook. We wish him success in his new position as English professor at Green Moun- tain College. Mrs. Vanderhule, who received her education at Oneonta State Teachers College, passed away in January 1959 after a long illness. Previous to her death she was an elementary mathematics and science teacher. The class of 1960 wishes to pay tribute to Mrs. Vanderhule, a truly fine teacher. CAFETERIA STAFF Left to right: M. Camerong T. Mayotteg G. Carling. Second Row: D. Cookg E. 0'Donnellg K. Bornbardg M. Phillippsg F Farley J. Thayer. Nathalie Menshausen Mrs. Mayotte, Mrs. Thayer, Mrs. O'Donnell, and Mrs. Farley are hard at work preparing our lunch. 38 l Q Hafefsr 21 Zusfrfdiarzs Linda, Ronnie and Mr. Green co-operating on a. school project. Zfzwzspnrfafion CUSTODIANS Left to right: H. Murray, M. Bennet E. Wyman, R. Green, R. Culver, C Quarties. Left to right: R. Switzner, H. Stickney, A. Durkee, D. LaPier, P. Robins, P. LaVa1ley, I. Rosa, E. Lewis, J. Comisky. 39 - 1 Q E ll H l d 5 r c I zz .9 5 WI 6' I4 1 WM-- wmm,:z:x,gwh ,mmm Vgmumuwmmwmmmp - . nn- wL. --M-was ,,.,QQmwf,., junizfrs Paul Chapman Ben Bardin Jim Michelucci Barb Lemery JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Eagerly we entered our freshman year. Our first duty was to elect the treasurer of Student Councilg Jim Carpenter was our choice. The class was guided by its officers under the leadership of the president, Dottie Johnson. F rom Me to You was the theme of the F rosh F rolic held in February at the Margaret Murphy School. Cupid and heart decorations accented the theme of the dance which still brings pleasant memories to all who attended. Liz Haskins won a plaque in a national essay contest, and Marsha Jones represented us in two productions of the Dramatics Club. The Class of '61 ivas respected for its spirit and participation in all activities. On Moving-Up Day, Carolyn Finger led us in a spirited rendition of Sugartime,' as the class assumed its new status as sophomores. Ben Baudin headed the class as president, and Jim Carpenter was elected secretary of Student Council. The Class of '61 once more exhibited its dynamic personality by gaining prominence in the scholastic, athletic, and social fields. The Soph Hop was held at the Junior-Senior High School. Fairy tale characters and settings highlighted the mys- tical, magical qualities of Dreamland, our theme. While visions of sugar plums danced in our headsf' we mistily dreamed of our Junior Year. As juniors we were privileged to select our own Committee of Ten. For the third consecutive year, Jim Carpen- ter was elected to Student Council this time as vice-president. The class offices went to Ben Baudin, president, Jim Michelucci, vice-president, Paul Chapman, secretary, and Barb Lemery, treasurer. This was the year to show our mettle! Sports, music, majorettes, and cheerleading became our exclusive domain. We were now pressing the Senior Class for scholastic honors. What finer way to end a glorious year than a successful Junior Prom? The Month of May is best remembered as the Month the Junior Class 'acame of agevg our dance is only an indication of what to expect of us when we become seniors. Scholarship and maturity are our goals as we anxiously await our senior year. 42 BOTTOM ROW, left to right: L. Chadwickg C. Bollmang A. Bakerg M. Camerong -G. Caracciolog M. Balfourg A. Beldeng D. Bensong F. Burnesg J. Becleauxg R. Canfieldg M. Armstrongg S. Blairg N. Barding S. Bigelow. TOP ROW: L. Bradleyg EV.BCa5nergnlg W. Balcomg T. Browng J. Carpenterg B. Barding F. Butlerg D. Butlerg C. Caputo. Absent: W. Bennettg . ro tg . urger. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: R. Coveyg C. Harrimang R. Drolletteg B. Chaseg M. Cuyetteg K. Franzeng A. Cooperg M. Hallockg B. Chattertong S. Grantg S. Deweyg C. Fingerg L. Dashnawg K. Dingman. TOP ROW: R. Dunng G. Fishg D. Frenchg P. Chapmang D. Cronklxiteg J. Cauling J. Faulkenburyg B. Graham. 1 nl 43 l BOTTOM ROW, left to right: L. Hopkinsg P. Harringtong M. Jonesg P. Kirpatrickg D. Johnsong B. Lemeryg C. La Point E. Haskinsg M. Huntingtong U. Kopf. TOP ROW: J. Libertyg J. Herzogg P. Hueskg D. La Marcheg D. Jenkinsg D. Juckett W. Hollyg T. Havensg S. Harrisg D. Kenneyg R. Jenksg E. Leonard. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: A. Ricapitog P. Pingreyg M. McGinnisg N. Longdog H. Mosherg K. Marineg B. Noling G. Ryderg H. Lovelandg L. Munoffg D. Ryderg P. Normanding J. Rossg M. Phillipsg L. Salisburyg J. Rathbun. TOP ROW: W. Patteeg J. Micheluccig F. Savilleg R. Lynchg B. Reynoldsg R. Perrasg R. Monroeg G. Ruggig K. Riley. BOTTQM ROW, left to right: A. Townsendg B. Shawg D. Tuckerg R. Suddardg V. Vessg S. Vaughng K. Tuckerg L. Web- sterg L. Smithg C. Sullivang G. Walsh: I. Savilleg M. Simpsong S. Tetig M. Tarantinog A. Townsendg L. Winne. TOP ROW: P. Taylorg D. Varmetteg D. Vaughng H. Steeleg W. Troueberg J. Steeleg J. Sugalskig C. Willisg L. Yarterg E. Sumner .N 'I J I . 1' 'N X . .g 4 QQ Svphvmvres Sam Wicks Peter Patten Barbara Maxson Judy Taylor SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY Full of energy and expectation we entered high school in the fall of 1958 as pea green freshmen. Because we were in high school, all our work was fun. The first thing we did was elect George Van Aernam treasurer of Student Council. Our hard working class officers were led by Judy Taylor, president. The first big event of the year was our Freshman Frolic held October 24 in the Margaret Murphy School. The theme, 6'Autumn Silhouettesf' was carried out in decorations of autumn leaves, flowers, and dancing silhouettes. The dance proved successful, and everyone had fun. Mary Ann Cardinal was chosen actress of the year, and Synthia Woodcock won first prize in a national essay contest. Moving-Up Day always highlights the end of the school year. On this day our class took top honors, our banner was chosen as the Hbestf, Getting off on the right foot for our second year we elected Judy Taylor, president, Sam Wicks, vice-presidentg Peter Patten, secretary, and Barbara Maxon, treasurer. The theme of the soph hop was Deep Purple. The decorations included a huge white heart with purple streamers which was suspended from the ceiling. Lavender lights were played upon the heart to further accent the theme. The beautiful setting and pleasant music made the dance a success. Several members of the class play varsity sports with distinction. We are looking forward to the next two years in high school in the hope that they will be as wonderful as the first two. 'FEE' ta.. 5 We 46 V 1, BOTTOM ROW, left to right: M. Boverg B. Clarkg M. Cardinalg S. Bogartg V. Barrettg B. Caputog N. Blinng M. Bakerg C. Bowdeng M. Coatesg S. Brouilletteg E. Blackmerg C. Cole. TOP ROW: F. Butlerg D. Clarkg S. Carlisleg P. Carellag T Beldong M. Archambaultg S. Chadwickg G. Branng J. Asheg D. Beecherg T. Asheg T. Bhehan. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: C. Harringtong C. Dickensong S. DeMersg K. Gageg S. Donerg K. Greeneyg M. Griffin C. Davisg C. Hartg M. Fontaineg C. Creaserg S. Harrington. TOP ROW: J. Hageng T. Gordong D. Dashnawg G. Fitzgerald E. Elgiminali C. Hellenbackg G. Ericksong J. Dunhamg J. Earlg A. Gibhsg P. Gauling T. Grangerg M. Gonyeag D. Giles . swort . BOTTOM ROW, left to right: E. Leffingwellg B. Howeg A. Irishg P. Lawrenceg D. La Pang C. Ingleeg C. Hartmanng J Labourrg K. Howardg S. Hodgesg M. Lemeryg J. Havens. TOP ROW: D. La Belleg J. Johstong P. Haskinsg S. Havensg T. Kurysg D. Hunspergerg H. Johnsong R. La Pointg J. Hendersong J. Husekg S. Havens. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: L. Philiong J. Johnsong B. Maxsong T. Piscitellig B. Neffg R. Porterg S. Pearsong .l. Kelleher G. Pickettg H. Rustin. TOP ROW: N. Lundgreng B. McQueeng S. Packardg T. Prattg J. Malang A. Mayetteg G. Noble R. Millerg D. Rourkeg R. Proutyg D. Nelsong M. Needhamg P. Patteng D. Monroeg K. Miner. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: E. Wrightg E. Wellsg M. Whiteg M. Williamsg E.Wi11iamsg J.Var1eyg J. Sugalskig D. Sullivang J.lWemmittg S. Vaughng S. Woodcock. TOP ROW: D. Thayerg D. Weaver: J. Toomey: L. Wolfeg G. Van Aernumg C Wmslowg D. Traverg P. Statia. ff D , v U g X A ' 2 -Ii i , J f, it X 'vw---W. Weshmcn Buzzy Giles Pam Newton I Karen Sheldon Eliza Giles On September 1959 we started our freshman year. Since we had spent our eighth grade year here, we were already acquainted with the school, but We had much to learn. Full of pep and enthusiasm we started out by electing class officers: Buzzy Giles, president, Eliza Giles, vice-president, Pan Newton, secretaryg and Karen Sheldon, treasurer, Jimmy Powhida represented the class as treasurer of Student Council. L Our officers began working hard, and on October 23rd we presented our dance, Wfhe Pumpkin Prancef, We decorated the gym of the Margaret Murphy School with black cats, witches, colored balloons, corn stalks, and pumpkins to carry l f l ent Man upper classmen as well as l out our theme. Mrs. Sonn, our advisor, helped us make this a most success u ev . y freshmen were present. Various members of our class have participated in sports, music organizations, dramatics, and other activities. We sincerely hope that the rest our high school years will be as enjoyable and educational as our first one. ri V Q f VW, 'fx Iliff gi 'If 'S y 50 BOTTOM ROW, left to right: L. Caproodg L. Baileyg J. Chadwickg R. Burrellg B. Brownleeg E. Caproodg L. Browng N. Beecherg M. Brodtg D. Armstrongg H. Carpenterg G. Bishopg P. Alexanderg J. Chadwickg S. Blinn. TOP ROW: G. Abhenanteg J. Burkeg R. Arlingtong J. Behang H. Bromleyg G. Baileyg R. Austing S. Browng R. Branng W. Barnesg D. Bromleyg J. Barberg J. Butter- field 5 F. Barrett. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: B. Dashnawg B. Evansg M. Durkeeg D. Dickinsong S. Evansg D. Edgerlyg D. Duntong P Copelandg C. DeLongg B. Danielsg S. Crudeng C. Durantg S. DePa1og P. Dunhamg C. Evansg C. Deweyg C. Cooper. TOP ROW ,Ili gioperg D. Daileyg L. Chasey H. Cheek: F. Dashnawg D. Clarkg R. Fitchnerg P. Dodgeg D. Colletteg D. Dunng D. DeMers . ase. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: D. Harrisg M. Fitzgeraldg E. Gilesg B. Harrisg C. Harrisg P. Harshag C. Holmesg M. Hartwellg N. Hitchockg M. Gosseling B. Hazeltong J. Havens. TOP ROW: R. Greeneyg C. Harrimang G. Hillg J. Havensg B. Floydg B. Hoffnagleg J. Gatchellg E. Hamelg J. Hageng T. Hammettg R. Gordong J. Hincliffeg J. Hendersong L. Gauling A. Hartg R. Greenoughg P. Haskinsg M. Havens. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: B. Jonesg A. Kennyg J. JedrickgY. Leeg J. McLeang M. Lewisg F. LaPointg P. Kingg M. Jonesg D Lanfearg L. Kitchnerg S. Korbg A. McLareng V. McDona1dg C. Meade. TOP ROW: T. Lewisg E. Huestisg P. Johnsong R Infieldg M. LaPointg F. Lyngg D. LaPang K. Howeg R. McAulyg N. Kopchickg J. McGinnisg E. Kingsleyg M. Lydeckerg R. Karig. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: L. O'Nei1g M. O'Marrag N. Proutyg S. Northg S, Nimsg B. Morgang N. Monahamg A. Perkinsg P. Newtong T. Russellg J. Reynoldsg L. O'Learyg C. Rosatig R. Porlierg F. Richardsg D. Pratt. TOP ROW: T. Ricapitog G. glciketlgf J. Purdyg M. Robillardg J. Pelkeyg R. Porlierg G. Nortong A. Parkerg I. Rileyg P. Savastag T. Nassiverag R. a em 1er. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: N. Yarterg B. Vessg M. Signorg K. Sheldong F. Wellerg J. Wellerg S. Whiteg N. Sharpg P. Vickelyg S. Williamsg P. Wheelerg D. Swinciekg S. Swturtevantg J. Suddardg L. Fifft. TOP ROW: G. Smithg W. Weaverg IJ. Trackeyg A. Sutliftg G. Scottg J. Vameyg B. Winchg J. Wrightg R. Sitesg J. Whittingtong H. Sellinghamg R. Sharpg F arantino. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: S. Bardeng C. Bromleyg D. Bernwareg J. Blinng E. Bakerg J. Beecherg B. Bennettg B. Alleng E Barrettg S. Braymang S. Arlingtong C. Armstrong. TOP ROW: E. Burchg A. Brilyeag W. Bancroftg P. Boucherg R. Breaultg L. Bigelowg G. Bosleyg J. Adamsg L. Barberg H. Brilyeag G. Bishopg D. Bemisg W. Browng R. Brennan. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: B. Burdickg R. Butcherg J. Crowleyg M. Dalabag M. Danahyg K. Crottyg D. Cornellg C. Caing D. Chadwickg G. Daviesg R. Butcherg B. Colteyg J. Chadwick. TOP ROW: D. Cante1'b111y3 J. D'Arrigog T. Bums: J. DeLairg E. Degenerg D. Cookg M. Combsg O. Campbellg D. Colving L. Cookg A. Cookg A. Burtg R. Clark. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: M. Egglestong L. Durhamg J. Fishg N. Demarg A. Demarg P. Edwardsg C. Dunng M. Feeserg S. Elmsg P. Forest. TOP ROW: R. Geeg Z. Dickinsong D. Fieldg M. Doyleg R. Dyetteg J. Dingmang K. Dickinsong L. Frankg B. Durhamg D, Deweyg A. Dyetteg C. Doyleg E. Fosmireg D. Floresg G. Fortuneg K. Drake. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: L. Johnsong B. Hammondg J. Hufferg W. Haynesg B. Gurneeg C. Halpring J. Holmesg A H3ff1f1gt0HQ D. Johnsong C. Hallenbeckg D. Harrisg L. Gordon. TOP ROW: M. Isgrog S. Guyetteg J. Growg R. Irving A Iguntxpgtong G. Harringtong A. Hugerleyg J. Hiltong H. Hafnerg D. Jarvisg W. Hallg S. Jarvisg D. Hageng B. Huckleg W regolre. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: B. Mc Auleyg K. Monroeg J. Krauseg L. Karigg L. Linindollg C. Keithg M. Jordang M. Mc- Queeng C. LaBountyg M. Latterellg L. Lowellg T. Munoffg K. Murray. TOP ROW: J. Millerg G. Kearnsg R. Manleyg J. Lewisg R. Murrayg R. Nailorg D. Juckettg T. Manningg R. Moreyg H. McKittrickg R. Lesterg R. LaBargeg R. Johnstong F. Morano. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: D. Sellinghamg H. Sellinghamg M. Sharpg M. Sharpeg D. Traverg S. Stimpsong L. Seyholtg C Serrag J. Tiddg E. Tooleg C. Varneyg M. Van Aemem. TOP ROW: G. Smithg L. Tifftg J. Stempg J. Szostakg R. Terryg W Townsendg J. Spirowskig J. Siduskyg W. Van Tassessg F. Sweetg R. Van Nordeng S. Shawg S. Sullivan. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: C. Ncihleg J. Mischkog P. McD onaldg C. Newcomhg L. Nashg L. Rockfellerg J. Newtong M. Porterg J. Rossg A. Riceg M. Nicholsg J. Nicholsg B. Patteeg L. Salisburyg J. Saville. TOP ROW: J. Rossig J. Ryang R. flgofatag R. Nimsg R. Savilleg A. Porlierg P. Pondag W. Petersong R. Seeleyg P. Robbinsg R. Randallg R. Naylorg ab. L. Ilflg e. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: R. Whitneyg S. Wheelerg C. Wellsg M. Wetherbeeg E. Wetherheeg C. Yarterg L. Wilsong C. Vaughng S. Wrightg J. Wadeg R: Wilcox. TOP ROW: J. Wellsg J. Wellsg R. Wood fdeceasedig P. Vaughng R. Whittingg R. Wolfeg W. Walterg J. Volpeg R. Wardwell. 6 u r 1' I c ll I ll ru v 58 J is 5 W as 3 an T5 2 fee E H ff-awwwmm-wmwixx.,,wNw.Qm2v:g.e:.1wf:.avafasmmws:a:-g-,Qm.!:farmw mmfwvfff,.f,vme:1,,ifmm-awww' Y V,-rm.-an -:ww--wwewf.:.My, ,.,,,. mfmmmwmwfwww:f.aQs..eis1wmww:wzf:f.:-mxwyvmmwwsb lt's always more fun to work together in the Library, isnlt it, Ann and John? NVoici la carte de France, say Mike and Bill in French ll class. Marilyn's on the spot in Mr. lVliller's American History I class Don't you agree with Word Wealth, Bruce? Anna serves as Miss Washburrfs model. Everyone seems very mterested 1n Mr. Sabo s dlsplay The Camera didn't interrupt these industrious students! Miss Baker doesn't have everyone's attention, does she, Marsha? The class anxiously awaits Wa1t,s diagnosis. Is it breathing China must be doing good work today. Mrs. Storey gives her helpful advice. T00 many cooks spoil the broth! ! 1 Ga1y,s Hope Chest is the envy of every girl. It must be a confusm game with all those balls lsnt ll Miss Mr Morano lends Art his helpmg hand Ou r future secret aries, Hi It'5 3 Prett . Y hard test, 1sn't ivt, Betty' A PenI1Y for Y0ur thoughts, Tony, H . ow manY P0mts off today, Harold., X ,.Lv,. Q W, ., M? 1'z.5Ci.1z 2 .SL 151, 15541 k 's,gs:..:g:1?.,,gag . ,K 1 s,g.f,.rsggw,3fesi J X L, M.. .Z Q, 5 :fa 'U N ,.:. Q .Sz if .1 ,,'. W.. 1.2-.Q 12. 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Vx- w:ii'.1szJ4S?:szf55Pe 1 12150 Uz.g92f.35P5 aEQiX1.i5iEg95,I5S2f5z,ZQ.,,..HWfs X :e,5wVf51 V :fQj,f4sz,.3sz':sQggz X ssfgzfgegggg ' z:s121sf1ggm1?Wfmf mT,I.?M i Mr Kelly has hls SII1lllI1g semors well under control Judy looks bored Watch the shorts. Tom! V4 c f I cf I f i 5 s 1 .X ,W if I Q A 3 E 22 H E f Ei 4 S, n 9 E 3 5 5 1? 4? 4 5 23 9 F 5 2 Q 9 Q S. 1 w ii fx ik Q5 if ws .xg fig: 5:5 mf W Ee? fudeuf Krfuncil ROW 1: N. Hitchock, J. Jedrick, J. Powhida, G. Van Aernem, W. Butterfield, J. Carpenter, B. Nolin, F. Burns, T. Burch. ROW 2: D. LaPaJ1, K. Gray, D. Harriman, L. Philion, T. Munoff, M. Fontaine, L. O'Leary, C. Serra, D. Benware, J. Taylor. ROW 3: K. Sheldon, D. Chadwick, D. Johnson, S. Malan, S. Wicks, D. Vermette, P. Chapman, S. Bogart, R. Burelle. l6'121logy gfllb ROW 1: P. Patten, R. Prouty, P Haskins. ROW 2: T. Gordon, J. Husek, J. Hagen S. Woodcock, C. Hartman, M. Griffin S. Bogart. ROW 3: P. Gaulin, C. Hart, J . Kelleher J. Dunham, D. LaPan, M. Bover. ROW 4: D. Traver, J. Johnston, M White, M. Williams. ?resl1mzzr1 Seimas gfllb ROW 1: B. Morgan, B. Jones, B. Dashnow, J. Barber, D. Dickenson, T. Nassivera, D. Armstrong, P. Copeland, P. Newton, S. North, S. Korb. ROW 2: T. Lewis, R. Solombier, D. Demers, N. Kopchick, R, Floyd, R. Sites, J. Burke, L. Chase, E. Hamel, R. Arlington, R. Braun. i l 9161166 6616 ROW l: A. Ricapito, C. Inglee, E. Haskins, C. Cole. ROW 2: L. Nassivera, I. Perkins, H. Loveland, A. Townsend, K. Howard. ROW 3: G. Forester, S. Goldy, l. Saville. ROW 4: J. Dunham, P. Pingrey, A. Townsend, D. Juckett. Ryder, D. Ryder, C. Creaser, S. i 5111111156 6616 ROW 1: L. Munoff, J. Sugalski, M. Griffin, M. Fountaine ROW 2 D Ben U K h : . son, . op , M. Williams, L. O,Neil B. Brownlee. ROW 3: C. Hart, T. Piscitelli, P. Dunham, M. Lydecker Lydecker. fllffll 6616 ROW 1: G. Ryder, A. McLaren, N. Kopchick, E. Haskins. ROW 2: E. Williams, M. O'Mara, F. LaPoint, S. Korh, B. Porter, P. Newton, N. Beecher. ROW 3: T. Russell, A. Perkins, K. Sheldon, T. Lewis, R. Greeney, R. Karig, P. Copeland, C. DeLong, D. Dickenson, S. Sturtevant, M. Gosselin. ROW 4: R. Gorton, R. Sites, P. Patten, M. White, C. Bowden, M. Phillips. ! T T Girls' J-li-ll 2 ROW 1: M. McGinnis: M. Bromley: D. Johnson: U. Kopf: A. Butterfield: S. Malang S. Grant: C. Ingleeg L. Nassivera. BOW 2: N. Bettersg K. Matthews: C. Finger: N. Longdog K. Marine: J. Perkins: P. Bailey: N. Mahan. ROW 3: L. MCKCIHOHQ C. Scheldong P. Kirkpatrick: B. Lemeryg P. PingreY3 .l. Taylor: B. Maxon: P. Blinng B. Wardwell: K. Gray: S. Bogart. Kay gfllb SEATED: T. Collett: W. Holley: M. Peterson: B. Chase: J. Bogart: B. Canterbury: J. Brown. STANDING: G. Van Aernumg W. Trober: J. Sugalski: D. Varmett: R. Domina: B. Solenskig R. Bover. 'Umm-A dfllegium Scisffizze ROW 1: L. Bockerfeller, J. Hilton, J. Newton. ROW 2: D. Harriman, J. Huffer, G. Davies, P. Sharp, T. Munoff, J. Ross. ROW 3: L. Pringle, B. Wardwell, J. Dingman, D. Juckett, B. Wilcox, D. Hagen, R. Johnston, B. Lester, P. Naylor. Varsity 'Lil gfllb SEATED, left to right: G. Bigelow, W. Colvin, J. Micheluoci, G. Fitzgerald, C. Giles, J. Carpenter, E. Neff, D. Cronkhite, B. Bardin, F. Ross, G. Van Aernem, D. Barber, J. Bogart, L. Thayer. SECOND ROW, left to right: A. Forrest, K. Nassivera, T. Lathem, B. Larmon, R. Van Aernem, B. Mercier, O. Mayotte, T. Turner, P. Marine, R. Pratt, W. Butterfield, R. Carpenter, J. Malan. Phafvgraphy 61116 SEATED, left to right: B. Jones, B. Leffingwell, E Hamel, R. Floyde, M. Simpson, D. Traver, P. Law- rence, K. Rockefeller. STANDING, left to right: G. Ruggi, R. Durkee, J. Hagen, H. Cheek, S. Tallman R. Mayette, L. Yarter, R. Hartung, W. Trober. junior Svhalarshzyf ROW l: P. Chapman, L. Winnie, G. Ryder, B Bennett, D. Ryder. ROW 2: B. Nolin, D. LaMarche, L. Munoff, S Stewart, D. Johnson, P. Kirkpatrick, A. Townsend Susan, how can you play with your eyes closed? Who would have guessed that Miss Irwin could play the sax! Hand ROW 1: J. Huckle, J. Cornell, D. Ryder, S. Hodges, L. Nassivera, C. Hartman, J. Perkins, J. Sugalski, T. Munoff, P. Dunham, B. Brownlee, G. Erickson, S. Cruden, G. Ryder, J. Taylor, C. Ninesling. ROW 2: N. Hitchcock, J. Hagen, P. Copeland, S. Elms, F. LaPoint, A. Townsend, C. Wilcox, G. Bigelow, N. Kopchick, M. Lemery, A. McClaren, J. Hilton. ROW 3: S. Blinn, J. Purdy, L. Wilson, C. Noble, 0. Campbell, B Solenski, E. Fosmire, L. Chase, R. Prouty, D. Hunsperger, E. Neff, A. Simione, J. Brown, J. Bogart, N. Townsend, R. Wardwell, B. Huckle, S. Wicks, W. Hagen, R. Wood. ROW 4-: N. Chase, S. Jarvis, W. Larmon, J. Sugalski. The music cupboard usually contains everything from instruments to books. Our director, Mr. Bittinger, doesn't let the camera interrupt him. Y' Ilfifll if HMZZIZM' in Ronnie, who is supposed to be in first chair? Could it be Sally? E W3 Susan, was the mistake that bad? V? WMWT' g 2 5 5 5 5 ....N.,.q,,,,,,,, Our Director, Mr. Elmer, seems to be very intent upon his work at the present. Keep those eyes forward John, it could get you in trouble. Are the cornets posing for' this picture. M. Bover. ROW 2: R. Neff, R. Bover, C. Erickson, J. Taylor, J. Sugalski, B Maxson, D. Nicholson, C. Solenski, A. Perkins. J. Huckle, D. Ryder, J. Perkins, D. Canterbury, M. Wetherbee, T Pratt. ROW 4: J. Newton, S. Korb, L. Chase, B. Daniels, A. Simione, E Forrest, B. Wetherbee. ROW 1: S. Bigelow, J. Labourr, S. Bogart, B. Wardwell, S. North, ROW 3: J. Krause, T. Russell, B. Clark, A. Townsend, C. Wilcox, Neff, D. Hunsperger, S. Wicks, W. Hagen, R. Wood, J. Sugalski, S. 75 Be careful Ronnie, they might bite. Can,t you find your music, Kathy Our Director, Miss Irwin, is hound for Columbia University after being with us the last four years. HW1 Schzfol Ensemble ROW 1: J. Brown, R. Domina, J. Huckle, R. Canterbury, B. Solenski, C. Sullivan, E. Gage, E. Haskins, C. Finger K. Marine. ROW 2- G Erickson W Ga e R Wood R Bover M . . , . g , . , . , . Jones, K. Mathews, C. Ninesling, P. Normandin, P. Pingrey, J. Bedeaux, L. Nassivera, J. Perkins. ROW 1: C. Davis, C. Hartman, S. Woodcock, L. Philion, B. Lemery J. Huckle, W. Pattee, P. Patten, B. Solenski, J. Brown, D. Hunsper- ger, J. Taylor, V. Barrett, C. Wilcox, C. Ninesling, L. Munolff. ROW 2: J. Bedeaux, B. Wardwell, M. Cardinal, S. Grant, A Townsend, D. Johnson, A. Simione, G. Erickson, W. Holley, S Wicks, R. Prouty, R. Bover, M. Balfour, E. Haskins, J. Ross, E Wright, S. Bogart, J. Labourr. ROW 3: L. Winnie, M. Bover, H. Loveland, D. Ryder, G. Ryder, P. Norrnandin, D. Monroe, J. Sugalski, R. Domina, P. Statia, M Peterson, R. Canterbury, C. Winslow, J. Perkins, K. Gray, R. Neff. S. Hodges, B. Caputo, S. Demers, B. Chase. ROW 4: C. Sullivan, L. Salisbury, M. Simpson, K. Mathews, U. Koph, M. Jones, P. Pingrey, J. Bogart, R. Mayette, J. Herzog, W. Gage, R. Miller, C. Bollman, P. Kirkpatrick, K. Howard, K. Cage, R. Canfield, A. Townsend, L. Nassivera, K. Marine. ?.Z . ,....... J wma, wma lax. 'WE' MH 3 5 M . .... ------QW Z2 fl. Staff SEATED: N. Betters, E. Havens, K. Cray, R. Bover, L. J. Perkins, N. Mahan. STANDING: B. Beecher, J. Cornell, A. Butterfield, R. Covey. Nassivera, L. McKernon, C. Ninesling, ?ufurc' Qzzrmers af America ROW 1: D. Weaver, G. Saville, C. Gosselin, D. Scally L. Gray, B. Bardin. ROW 2: E. Parrish, N. Graham, T. Rainville, G. Ruggi, R White, C. Willis, G. Armstrong, F. Saville. ROW 3: W. Whitney, M. Archinhald, S. Bordeau, C Dougher, J. Hogan, T. Brown. ROW 41: A. Hart, W. Creenough, W. Weaver, A. Huested D. Clark, C. Harriman, E. Kingsley. gllfllft' Zfezzchcrs 0f,4mer1m ROW 1: D. Danforth, S. Goldy, R. Bover. ROW 2: C. Cooper, M. Lemery, B. Flores. ROW 3: K. Gage, R. Burrell, P. Normandin. 1 K yllfllfb' J-fcfmemakcrs 0f,4mc'1'12'a ROW 1: C. Harriman A Baker L Dashna C I 1 , . , . w, . ng ee, K. Rockerfeller, B. Leffingwell, P. Walsh, C. Dickenson, G. Bunker, K. Donavan, P. Brodt, D. Tucker. ROW 2: J. Chadwick, M. Fitzgerald, E. Giles, S. Chadwick, P. Vickery, C. Creaser, N. Hitchcock, K. Cooper, S. Evans, P. Lawerence, M. Jones, L. Tift. ROW 3: H. Rustin, R. Covey, S. Vaughn, M. Baker, C. Bowden, D. Sullivan, C. Durant, P. Harsha, C. Mead, M. Durkee, B. Evens, N. Sharpe. ROW 1: E. Giles, B. Nolin, M. Jones, S. Stewart, L. Nassivera, L. Philion, H. Carpenter, B. Lemery, C. Fin er L. W' ' P N. Hitchcock, R. Porter, S. Evens. ' ROW 2: J. Wemmett, S. DeMers, M. Bover, M. Fountaine, T. Piscitel li, M. Cardinal, A. Townse d C. H J. LaBourr, J. Bedeaux, P. Kirkpatrick, F. ROW 3- G Suddard J John M g , mme, . Pingrey n , artman, S. Bogart, K. Marine, Burns. - - , - SOIL - Griffin, P. Harsha, D. Durante, P. Newton, B. Brownlee, S. Cruden, B. Daniels, J. Jedrick, J. McKlean, N. Sharpe, M. Brodt, C. Bouden. ROW 4: S. Dewey, J. Chadwick, G. Pickett, K. Greeney, V. Barrett, E. Wardwell, J. Sugalski, R. Neff, C. lnglee, C. Cole, G. Caraciola., K. Cooper, M. Coates, C. Davis ROW 5: D. Johnson, N. Longdo A Towns , . end, C. Sullivan, H. Loveland, G. Walsh, M. Cameron, J. Chadwick, M. Lemery, M. Peruzzi, B. Leffingwell, D. LaPan, N. Blinn. ROW 6: K. Donovan, P. Dunham, B. Chase, U. Koph, D. Benson, S. Grant, M. McGinnis, S. North, M. Signor, M. Jones, C. Mead, C. Hart, M. Tarantino, S. Vaughn, B. Shaw, D. Swinsicki, D. Tucker, S. Woodcock, M. Baker, M. Williams, A. Irish, M. White, Williams, K. Sheldon, B. Maxsen, D. Edgerly, L. O'Leary, C. Rosati. ROW 7: M. Armstrong, M. Fitzgerald. flsrmss Staff Sditsr Joanne Perkins Assistant Sditvr Pat Bailey Lfayrfut 8dit0r Ronnie Bovor lfitemry Sditor Linda McKernon Photvgraphy Editor Linda Nassivera Spvrts Sditors Terry Turner Gary Bigelow-Writer ,4rt Sditvr Cathie Ninwling l6'usiness Editvr John Huokle Cjirculativn ,Manager Margaret Bombard Zreasurer Betsy Beecher J-feud Zypist Dorothy Gould Advissrs Mr. Walsh Mrs. Halperin Mrs. Welling Sue, Walter, Terry, Larry, Joan, and John walked many miles to secure ads and patrons for our book. Is Linda taking Cathie's picture or is Cathie drawing Linda, girls? Our literary staff has done a fine job this year under the Literary Editor, Linda McKernon. ROW 1' l MacFarren, T. Burch, K. Mathews. ROW 2: E. Havens, B. Kenny, J. Cornell, Gray, L. MeKernon. ROW 3: T. Turner, G. Bigelow. 2 Keep smiling, Pat, Joanne, and Ronnie, the deadline is only a week away. Joanne, Pat and Ronnie, was the trip to New York that much fun. Joanne and Pat is that really nice, and Ronnie are you trying to be courteous. Pat, Jim, Dorthy, and Janet are ,hard at work typing the final pages of the book. l 8 I Scuiar Science J. Ross, R. Durkee, J. Steyert, D. Lanfear, W. Hagen, D. Juckett, W. Holley. Dramafics gfllb Left to right, ROW 1: G. Ryder, M. Jones, D. Ryder, M. Peterson, J. Brown, J. Bedeaux, B. Chase, A. Townsend. ROW 2: G. Liberty, P. Pingrey, M. Griffin, K. Greeney, C. Wilcox, J. Dunham, J. Earl, P. Carella. ROW 3: P. Dunham, R. Miller, H. Johnson, R. Domina, R. Cantebury, R. Myette, N. Blinn, M. Bover. ROW 4: J. Russell, B. Solenski, S. Hodges, S. Dewey, R. Canfield, R. Droletxte, S. Brouillette, C. Bowden. ROW 5: R. Signore, F. LaPoint, S. North, P. Alexander, D. Dickinson, R. Burrell, D. Harris, J. Ross. ROW 6: K. Gage, R. Porter, C. Inglee, D. LaPa.n, R. Greeney, R. Karig, B. Chase, N. Hitchcock. ROW 7: T. Piscatelli, J. Johnson, M. Fontain, L. Munoff, C. Cooper, 'M. Cardinal, C. Hart, S. DeMers. ROW 8: C. Woodcock, N. Rosselle, F. Butler, M. Coates, F. Burns. library 61116 SEATED: N. Bardin, M. Van Aernum, D. Edgerley, K. Greeney, S. Evans, J. Havens, M. Gosselin, D. Dickenson, C. Sullivan, L. Salisbury, B. Chase, S. Chadwick, M. Phillips, H. Mosher, M. Armstrong. STANDING: D. Traver, M. Danahy, G. Bell, M. Jones, G. Pickett, S. Vaughn, D. Harris, L. Salisbury, D. Dalaba, G. Bishop, G. Bunker, N. Yarter, P. Wheeler, A. McClaren. afirfmzl flvnar Society SEATED: M. Jones, I. Latham, J. Taylor, E. Neff, J Cornell, D. Ryder, A. Townsend, E. Haskins, E. Beecher. STANDING: A. Forrest, B. Bardin, W. Larmon, J . Bogart. ' 'I .' S 1 fl' if H it e . o. F 'S ff if 4 f to ,. E sg 5 fig I. K .. 5 , r ' ' t . . y , ,jlunmr High Dance 95 em ff.. ra! .v S .A ' . . Edmlffllfiec' A .-. . ' ' ' e..-- e QL . .. Alkk- ROW 1: O. Campbell, G. Abbenante, K. Drake, R. Gee, C. gf ' Solenski, S. Jarvis, L. Chase, R. Greeney, D. Demers. , W ROW 2: D. Juckett, D. Chadwick, S. Bardin, D. Benware, P. imitate? Y te: Nbgvl Sharpe, E. Toole, J. Henderson, P. Danahy, R. Kang. Egg 5. ROW 3: R. Solembier, P. Copeland, S. Cruden, B. Brownlee, ' A 5 'l ' w ,hermit Jef K. Krotty, R. Lester, L. Karig, c. Keith, R. sites. s f .:. , E Q 35. -. . S E-E sh VwiYYYYiVYVVVlf Szyhfh Grade Give 61116 ROW -1: L. Bigelow, O. Wood, L. Maynard, E. Hitchcock, M. Mammone. J. Deloceo, C. Moone, S. I.aBruzzo, G. Welling, D. Prouty, J. Davis, C. Sullivan, B. Holly, M. Ingro, D. Pratt, R. Johnston, J. Miller, S. Morgan, M. Patten, B. Huckle, S. Maynard. ROW 2: D. Gould, S. Cooley, D. Johnson, C. Varney, J. Krause, S. Smith, B. McAuley, S. Ames, L. Holly, C. LaCarte, L. Chase, C. Gage, S. Nadeau, J. Rhodes, H. Koskinas, A. Dingee, L. Pieterandrea, L. Jones, F. Morano, E. North. ROW 3: D. Traver, D. Amell, C. Fielder, A Rovello, S. French, D. Jarvis, L. Karig, M. Blinn, D. Harris, K. Murray, M. Combs, B. Loveland, C. Halpin, M. Danahy, C. Varney, R Wilcox, K. Orwig, D. Smith, D. Mallon, S. Jarvis. ROW 4: D. Corlew, D. LaBarge, J. Mischko, C. Keith, L. Johnson, C. Patten, C Armstrong, D. Harriman, L. Perratte, E. Wetherbee, L. Rockefeller, M. Wetherhee, G. Davies, M. Porter, D. Benware, E. Toole, T Munoff, S. Bardin, P. Blinn, D. Springer, K. Monroe, L. Wilson, S. Sullivan, J. Pingrey, R. Austin, A. Huntington. 4 PM 3?f'f!5?f9QNQ -fges H1297 in Hmmm COACH HEIDORF At the beginning of our section on sports, the Class of 1960 would like to extend our sincerest congratulations to Coach Elmer Heidorf. The dean of all area coaches, Coach Heidorf was recently honored by being chosen g'Sportsman of the yearn by the Charles Gilman B'nai B'rith Lodge of Glens Falls. This honor is in recognition of his outstanding contribution to the progress of sports in this area. A banquet was given in honor of our coach, and a tremendous star-studded Sports Night was held in the Paramount Theatre. Here in the presence of such famous people as Mel Allen-The voice of the Yankees, Ben SchwartzwalderiCollege football Coach of the year, Charlie Conerly-Pro football Player of the year, Patty Berg -top woman golfer, and Hy Rosen-Sports cartoonist for the Albany Times Union, Coach Heidorf received a plaque. Coach Heidorf, who came to Hudson Falls thirty-five years ago, will be best remembered by us and by all area schools as a true sportsman. His greatest lesson to teams is-win if you can, but always play like gentlemen. Coach receiving plaque from Arthur Irving. Coach and the special guests who payed tribute to him. 86 . IK Kheerleaders ROW 1: K. Marine, J. Labourr, C. Hartman, M. Cardinal. ROW 2: J. Bedeaux, S. Bogart, P. Kirkpatrick, F. Burns, A. Townsend. We Want a basket, we want a basket, now! Varsity Khcerlalders ROW 1: B. Nolin, S. Stewart, L. Nassivera, P. Pingrey. L. Winnie. ROW 2: C. Finger, B. Lemery, M. Jones. M' 1 Frannie, Joanne, Kathy, and Carol certainly have lot of energy! .frfrffbzlll ROW l,. left to right: Coach Schaefer, Coach Jeffries, Co-Captains T. Turner and E. Neff, Coach Heidorf, Coach Luciano. ROW 2, left to right: Butterfield, D. Cronkhite, R. Carpenter, F. Ross, D. Barber, R. VanAernem, I. Lathem, A. Forrest, R. Pratt, G. Mayotte, P.. Marine. ROW 3, left to right: L. Thayer, G. VanAernem, J. Malan, J. Carpenter, B. Bardin, G. Fitzgerald, J. Michelucci, A. Covelsk1,'J. Henderson, D. Jenkins. ROW 4, left to right: W. Balcom, J. Keays, C. Stott, J. Wright, J. Varney, J. Dunham, D. Juc- kett, S. Carlisle. ROW 5, left to rightt: M. Neidam. J. Henderson. D. La Pan. ROW 6, left to right: Managers J. Stemp, F. Pattee, D. DeCa- mila, J. Ryan, M. DeCamila, P. Forrest. . A pre-season newspaper account called the Hudson Falls Tigers uthe team to beat in the 1959 Northern Conference football race. This seemed an impossible challenge at the time, but proved to be the spur that was needed to carry the team to victory. Football 'practice started during a sweltering week in early September with about sixty boys answering the first call. By the end of the first week it was evident which boys had the makings of sturdy football players. After successful scrimmages against Port Henry and Fort Edward, Hudson was ,ready to roll, The first scheduled game was at Ticonderoga. After the long ride, the team completely outplayed their opponents and won by a 19-0 SCOTC- The following week the squad traveled to Corinth for a night game. At Corinth a surprisingly stubborn defensive game was VIEIPIYCC1, but OUT forces were ready for the occasion and won 14--0. A rock ribbed defense, along with a seventy yard touchdown by erry Turner stood out' for the Tigers. As the victory wagon began to roll the team next smothered Whitehall 40-0 and Granville 40-7. In both g2fm6S the passing of Bob Pratt and the running of George Mayotte spearheaded the offense, while the defensive line of Neff, Bardxn, Fitzgerald, Henderson and Bob Carpenter kept our foes from the goal line. As the momentum of the schedule picked up, the team' prepared for the always tough St. Mary's game. Playing before a capacity crowd the Tigers once more were victorious, this time by an I8-6 margin. Defense again sparkled in this key win. The next week South High was defeated 29-0 by the rampaging Tigers. Pratt's passing to ends Fred Ross and Jim Carpenter was sharpg the fine defensive work of Butterfield, VanAernem, Cronkhite, and Lathem also stood out. Glens Falls was the last hurdle to overcome, and the team's Splrlt Soared .to a new peak. The Tigers hadn't beaten Glens Falls in seven years-this was the game to win. The final score of this iapofilal 1?IillTl13t1CC Day game was 38-0. in favor of Hudson Falls, and the Tigers were undefeated Northern Conference Champs! Again Bob alra t, ekllnd bthe excellent protection of the offensive line led by Pete Marine, was terrific with his passesg but Turner'and Mayotte Fsod sgar e y scoring five touchdowns between them. The defensive team led by an alert secondary of Bob VanAernem, Bill Butterfield, .ff OSS and .lim Carpenter was magmficent in holding the Glens Falls Indians within their own fifth yard line. This was a fitting finish to a tremendous season. C iltlgqgh il fllio team effort was necessary, everyone must realize that a large part of the credit belongs to the team coaches. Heald 039 e1d01'f, with his assistant coaches Luciano, Jeffries, Young, Chickanis, and Schaefer did an excellent job in molding this successful team. Coach Jeffries, a comparative newcomer to our coaching staff, was of great help in directing the team. A fine athlete himse , Coach Jeffri6S illstiued fi fighting spirit that was necessary if champions were to be made. This spirit and will to win carried the team over many difficult problems. At the close of the season team members and coaches were the guests of honor at a banquet put on by the Hudson Falls Athletic SE30C1f3fi0nH'A5 IT: banquet Coach Richard Lyons of Ithaca College was the main speaker. The Athletic Association presented beautiful n?li0niJ59J1?C is to each of the varsity players and coaches as a reward for a job well done. C oot all season was the most successful that Hudson Falls has had in twelve years, and possibly the most successful in , . I ' n . I our Schools long h1Sf01'Y- Wllh CXCCllCHt coaching, plus flne teamwork this team developed into one that had many people saying that this was the best football team ever to come out of the Northem Conference. 88 scofuzs 1 HUDSON FALLS l ' OPPONENTS Hudson F3.llS ....,,,..,,..... Ticonderoga -----vYf-A------vfff Hudson Falls ,,,,.....,,..,,, lil- Corinth ----,,,,, Hudson Falls l,,,,,... 40 Whitehall -,--,,- Hudson Falls ......Y., Granville ffra Hudson Falls A,,,,,,,. 18 St, Magis ,,,,, Hudson Falls ,,,,,,,,l 29 Sguth High ,,,A,,, Hudson F3.llS ..,....., Glens Falls vrrrrrr --,,YY , ,,,, , TOTALS 198 Bob VanAernem with another key tackle. Pratt to Barber looks like another score Turner hurdles blocker and tackler on way to touchdown. Mayotte barges over for first score in victory at Glens Falls Mayotte and Turner lead way over Indians. J A 1 , , In HE' Q f Q 1 K Q M K A Y Q 8 Q Q Q Q Q 8 ? W ? Q Y 1 22:7 .. Q Q Q ? V Q 8 Q e Q f lfifrere 'K Q f . 5 1. , ,, Q ,,Wf1we54e,g,W..wpgm1lgf:e:g'4gfl-13''.w:gfffQ,5?w f1ffs?Z1:ssf5,?.f. P Pe 3, all A ,--, U, 1 fx ' .A,, 2 , fl k i, 1? Sf' e- ff f W e fi v ffl? . sa-X. . 1 3.42 X' -' '- ., ' . z ' f X - -. f v- -. ' - 1 L 13:-sw -- - zz : 1 I , , -v, 1, -+-M.,-7-, Y--1f, .'-,i w 353,:zg5-f- , -,555-v:::+,g::: , , :-1 is Q , If 1 1 , a :-,:a.,:e1s::,:,g3f .5-er fee: is :VF M ' ,EE v L , e . ..., X i mf li 5 Eg L I Irv Lathem turns it on. Pileup at St. Mary's Neff and Butterfield converge on loose ball. 90 Butterfield with a fine defensive play. Varsity Basketball KNEELING: Coach Luciano and Manager Geoqge Fitzgerald. Steele, B. Pratt, T. Turner, B. Butterfield: D. Barber. their season's opener on November 20th. Bill Bennett with a driving layup. The team started the season by splitting two non-league games, defeating Warrensburg, and losing to Mechanicville in a close game. The next week in -the team's first conference encounter they defeated Granville 53-51 in an overtime thriller. Bill Butterfield was the hero- with a sudden death basket that brought victory. After that, the team defeated Corinth and South High by large margins, but fell again to Mechanicville, this time by 58-48 score. Continuing our winning ways in the conference, the Tigers easily defeated Fort Edward and Whitehall on sucessive weeks. At this point our team possessed a 5-0 record in conference action, this was identical to the record of our next foe, Glens Falls. Playing before a full house in our gym, the team was defeated by a score of 49-40 in a very well played game. Following this disappointment, St. Mary's and Granville were defeated by scores of 59-43 and 69-45 respectively. Glens Falls was next, and this time the Tigers fell by a 46-38 score. Picking up again the team defeated Warrensburg, Corinth, South High and Fort Edward to bring our conference record to a respectable 12 wins and 2 defeats. With only two games remaining to be played on the 1959-1960 season, this year will definitely be a success as Hudson Falls will be solidly stationed in second place. Our Junior Varsity team under the guidance of Coach Thomas Chickanis had a very sucessful seasong they have lost only three games to date. The I. V.'s have shown signs of providing an abundance of talent for next basketball season. STANDING, left to right: B. VanAernem, L. Thayer, B. Bennett, B. Gage, F. Ross, B. Carpenter, J. Carpenter H This year, the basketball forces of Coach Tony Luciano started the season with a squad of six veterans, and seven newcomers to varsity competition. Missing from last seasonis runner-up team are last year's two high scorers, plus a third starter. With regulars Bob- Pratt and Fred Ross returning to lead the attack, the Tigers practiced hard for Terry Turner drives by South High for two more. P Q V Dave Barber leading the fast break. Bill Cage and Bob Carpenter fight for rebound juuivr Varsity ROW 1, left to right: D. LaPan, T. Hammitt, J. Steele, G. VanAernem, D. Huntsberger, B. Pattee, C. Winsloe. ROW 2, left to right: J. Varney, D. Nelson, D. Thayer, A. Parker, D. Lamarsh, P. Chapman. ROW 3, left to right: D. Roarke, J. Merlow, Coach Chickanis, E. Hamel, W. Colvin. ROW 4, left to right: Managers J. Kearns and B. Seeley. 93 l l 2 Y k l ROW 1, left to right: W. LaPan. D. Cronkhite. L. Thaver. D. Barber, E. Neff, B. Carpenter, G. Mayotte, J. Carpenter. ROW 2, left to right: J. Russell, J. Wilbur, D. Butler, D. Roarke, B. Bennett, L. Greenberg, W. Colvin. ROW 3, left to right: N. Rozelle, W. Balcom, P. Chapman, D. Lamarshe. F The 1959 track season was one of outstanding achievement for our highly regarded squad. Competing in thirteen meets, the Tiger cindermen won nine, and were defeated only twice in dual competition. One of these losses was to powerful Linton High of Schenectady, the other to Granville. Highlights were impressive victories in the Northern Conference Meet, and in the Washington County Champions hip Meet. The team finished the season by capturing third I place in the Class B State Sectionals at Union College. Although many gaps have been left by last yea1 s graduating class, our track forces, under Coach Tony Luciano, are looking forward to another fine year. With the return of veteran seniors Bob Carpenter, Evan Neff, Larry Thayer and Dave Barber, plus a fine crop of underclassrnen, our chances seem excellent of improving on last year's record. E N ff 'l d' h k. . van e easl Y out lstances t e pac Larry 'Thayer shows good form in a close IBCC. Buzzy Giles strains for a few more inches. Jim Carpenter and Norm Rossello turn on the speed. All eyes are on Dave Barber's jump. Neff and Bill Collins fight it out. Paul Chapman gets off a fine jump. 95 i Kaye ,. . ROW 1: T. Turner, D. Jenkins, D. Cronkhite, W. Bennett, D. Huntberger. ROW 2: D. LaPan, W. Butterfield, L. Thayer, K. Nassivera. ROW 3: D. Barber, P. Patten, C. VanAernem. ROW 41: F. Ross, R. VanAernem. After a dismal season in 1959, our baseball tea1n is looking forward to improving on our record of last year. This year under Coach Chickanis, our veteran squad should be in the running for league honors. Last season we finished with a record of four wins and sixdefeats. We started the season in brilliant fashion by winning our first three games. In the first game at Fort Edward we defeated the highly regarded Flying Forts, 9-2. The next week, Whitehall fell 6-41 as Don Cronkhite hurled a one-hitter. In continuing our winning ways we next took on exciting 3-2 game from Corinth. From then on we all of our games except the second Whitehall game. In the game at Whitehall, star lefthanded pitcher Dave Barber pitched a sparkling no- hitter to highlight the season. assistance to the Varsity as well as Junior Varsity. This season, although the loss of seniors Jim Connelly, Dick Chadwick, and Dave Mayott will hurt, our record should show a definite improvement. Coach Chickanis will he Dave Barber shows his no-hit form. 96 aided this year by Coach Young who will handle the junior varsity. Coach Young, .an experienced baseball man, will be of valuable assistance to the Varsity as well as Junior Varsity. Ken Nassivera shows the correct batting stance. ball r Ccnui Last year the nevt men of Hudson Falls compiled a fine record of 5 wins and A 2 defeats under the expert coaching of Mr. Glen Thompson. -+3 ' 7' 'i The team captured two wins apiece from both Schuylerville and South Glens , ffffit Ilnr wo.f Falls, and split a two match series with Glens Falls. As a result of this, Hudson if '. Falls and Glens Falls ended in a two way tie for league honors. In a post-season ,,i,ff.f. We l LZ f '! playoff, the team from Glens Falls captured the title after a hard fought and well as All played match. Hudson Falls, minus the services of injured star Gary Bigelow, played f H f ' gg -- well and deserves credit for a commendable showing. -ff' , mfjigj ln- the area singles and doubles tournament heldat Glens Falls, Hudson Falls , gained sweet revenge by walking off the courts wrth both trophies. Bigelow, hack in top form, captured the singles trophy, and then teamed with John Huckle to cop the doubles championship. John Huckle shows top form. 4 4 KNEELING, left to right: M. Peterson, J. Brown. I STANDING, left to right: Coach Thomson, G. Bigelow, J. Huckle, A. Forrest, G. Erickson. 125 Q ,. 4 ,l , .. ,f,, is r . Y ,fzsggsfirlw r W 5, 1-- K . 'g af -gi iz:-Hrs -wil' - : : :: ,s-:s: '1'f ,ww j i s- f -as f' M' ' W li ' .2 ,, L gl is i s ,T Y , .' : : .j:' : ' f ffiii ' 1 . ' John and Al prepare for practice match. This year the netmen of Hudson Falls will have two new courts ready for action. Also this year a tennis conference will be established. This conference will be made up of teams representing Hudson Falls High, Glens Falls High, South Glens Falls High, Corinth ,High, and possibly teams from Schuylerville High and St. Mary,s Academy. Our returning veterans are looking forward to participating in this new league, and we must be considered as a strong contender for league honors. 97 5 ' F D ll l'I 5 E s , 6 i ,, 7, S .ELS WS., 5 3, as mg 5 f 2 Qggif' ' .5 W. ,.,, aa, 5 2 1- sg -' :-'ze Sis, 3 1 51 if 5 2? z S, A:,A.. if 4 is gg 1 gg 5 img N f 5, Mg w fr ,,,.Q ,,:... . ,F 1 .3 ww L iw ,wwmaamwew U15 junior from is ri .5 . 2 x Congratulations, Ann and Evan! May 1, 1959, was a date that we had looked forward to for months. Our Junior Prom, with the theme Fantasia'l was held that night. Upon entering the gym, our attention was drawn to the platform with a huge pink flower hung from the sky behind the lacy white throne. The Enchanted Forest, Cinderella's Pumpkin Coach and a huge storybook carried out the theme. Chris Discenza,s orchestra provided the music. The chaperones' corner was gaily decorated with flower-adorned bird cages. We were delighted to have Mr. and Mrs. George Bigelow, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brayman, Mrs. Louise Chartier, Miss Mae Dolan, Miss ,lane-Marie Mastrianni, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Solenski, Mr. and Mrs. David Varney and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Yole as our chaperones. The Coronation at 10:30 was the highlight of the evening. The attendants took their places by the throne to the strains of 'fsome Enchanted Evening. Kathy Mathews, escorted by Ken Nassivera, wore an aqua gown. Linda Nassivera, escorted by Anthony Piscitelli, wore a sea foam blue gown. Cathie Ninelsing, gowned in pink, was escorted by Peter Clear. Karen Gray, escorted by Larry Varney, wore an orchid net gown. Margaret Bombard, escorted by Tony Catone, wore an aqua gown. Noreen Mahan wore a pale yellow gown and was escorted by Don Cronkhite. Linda McKemon, wearing a pale blue gown, was escorted by George Mayotte. Sue Malan, escorted by Bob Cronin, wore a coral gown. Everyone was delighted to see Ann Buterfield and Evan Neff crowned as the new monarchs by Marie Michelucci and Bill Collins, last year's queen and king. Queen Ann's gown was line chiffon, and her crown was white satin with tiny pink roses. The queen and her attendants wore floor-length gowns and carried fans with a spray of sweetheart roses. Miss Diane Yole and Matthew Malan served a crownbearers. After the Coronation, Queen Ann and King Evan led the spectacular Grand March, the first of its kind to be held in our school. These things, and many others, make our .lunior Prom one to be remembered. l00 4 2711 flz Our youngest couple, Matt and Diane, steal the show. X woxxafchg' OU! new aie on PM was Our court assembl heme :ff ,zz ia It,s a long walk, isn't it, Ann! -' Y , , , A X mmwwbix , 'dis . ' A 1 Smile, Evan If ' ings Ca I2't be nr all to see. S. ner V011 1 'vii Miss Barbara Nolan and her escort, Robert Van Aernum. Miss Kathy Matthews and her escort, Kenneth N assivera. F Holds Memories Miss Ann Butterfield and her escort, V Peter Marine. Miss Judy Cornell and her escort, w Ernest Hunsperger. 1 J she Hur lls ,411 4 ' Miss Pam Pingrey and her escort, Ronnie Bover. Miss Linda McKernon and her escort, George Mayotte. Miss Sandra Dresley and her escort, Miss Joanne Perkins and'her escort, Terry Turner. Bruce Solenski. and Wrfrkcd We Planned 5 2 E fi si, is 5 31 Si K E 51 far Uris and W0fk5d Px0Q00i9l catch if cube hung from the center of the ceiling. The music of Ray Nelson's Orchestra provided a gay atmos- phere which assured everyone pres- ent a very happy evening. Following the annual tradition, the 'LGirls7 Hi-YU presented the May Hop. Characteristic of the efforts of the 'aHi-Y, the Hop was a success. Huge multi-colored flowers adorned the walls, while a flower covered W W., XYXQQ 'Sfiofte' '51 Gaisl . Avi . wt . .xafmlll X AW x an Xueiava M 152- Q- 1 Q 1 g ff zz 61W ll 1 SHS' Magi 5 zf5 I7 3? Wie E S 25 5 'I Q 1 e 2 5 S . 3 i 5 5 3 5 A , E M E ? 5 2? E! A 3 E 5, , 3 fi X 55 :ff is 8520 x5 1 Mr. and Mrs. FRIENDS OF The Class of 1960 Don Amell, Sr. Jennie May Anderson Mildred H. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Barber Ofis B. Barber J. F. Bazinel' Donald Bedeaux Mrs. David Beecher Mr. and Mrs. Davis Bell Miss Myrfle Benne'H Mr . and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Beffers Earl Bigelow Emerson C. Bigelow George Bigelow Guy Bigelow Mr. John Bigelow Mr. and Mrs. James BiH'inger Miss Judy Blinn Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Bloomer William Bocchi Howard Bogarl' Louise E. Bollman Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Roland R. Bover Fred Brayfon Mrsjvlariorie Briggs Mr . and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Brodl' Henry Brown Leo Buckley Oc'l'ave Bunker Willard Burch Clifford H. Bufferfield James Cafa ro Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Kennefh Roberl' K. Ch Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Corlie Cook Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Madelin Mr. and Mrs. George T. Cardinal Carpenfer afel, Sr. Philip Cirino Floyd Coafes Henry Colpoys Vicfor Consfanfineau John Cook Carl Cooney e Cooper Richard W. Cornell Mar arel' E. Coulfer 9 Mr. ancl Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mae M. Dola Joe Crowley, Jr. Roberl' Dalaba Roberl' Daly George E. Danforfh Roger Del Signore Fredrick Dickinson n Miss Berfha Doyle Miss Evelyn Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Duel Wilfred Dumas Douglas Durkee Mr. and Mrs. Herberl' Durkee Mr. and Mrs. Francis Eilers Mrs. l. A. Erickson Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Farley Mary Finger Lola Flagler Donald Flores Francis W. Flores Mrs. Helena Flores Mr. and Mrs. Milfon Foresfer Mr. and Mrs. James M. Fraser Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Carling Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gaulin Mrs. Lena Gibbs Mr. and Mrs. William J. Giles Harry Goldman Mr. and Mrs. William Goodrich Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gosselin Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Gosselin Mildred Gould Mr. and Mrs. Philip L. Gould Mr. and Mrs. P. Ellesfon Gray Mr. and Mrs. Ar'l'hur Green Mrs. Royal L. Grow Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hafner Mr. and Mrs. John Hagen Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Hagen Mrs. Samuel Hagen Mr. and Mrs. Morris Halperin Mr. and Mrs. George E. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Seward Harfman Hans Harfung Roberf W. Harfung Mr. and Mrs. Asher M. Havens Mr. and Mrs. Asher S. Havens Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Heidorf Mr. and Mrs. William A. Hewifl' Dr. and Mrs. Roberl' Homer Mrs. Ril'a L. Housman Mrs. Edward Hill Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Huckle Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hunl- Joyce lrwin Mr. and Mrs. Homer Jarvis Mr. and Mrs. E. Claude Jones Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones, Jr. Mrs. Frank Joyce Mr. and Mrs. J. Walfer Juckefl' Mrs. James Keays Mr. and Mrs. Dana M. King Mrs. Mae Klock Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Labourr Theresa C. Lafay Anna Lagasse Miss Pafricia Landry Mrs. Rhoda Langwor'l'hy Mr. and Mrs. Alberl' La Pan l c Members of high school teams Were treated to dinner and a talk hy Charles Baker, a f ormer star athlete at l'l.F.H.S., and now a successful coach. l 1 1 The cheerleaders came too. This page was made possible by the generosity of the attorneys, the dentists and the physicians of the village of Hudson Falls. Mr.sLaPan explains Ihe working of The vaull +0 Linda Smifh, Karen Gray and Bruce Solenslci al THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HUDSON FALLS MORE FRIENDS Mr. and Mrs. Les+er K. La Pan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. LesI'er K. La Pan, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Brill Larmon Mrs. Lillian La Roe Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Roberl' La'I'ham Alberl' Lemery Donald Lemery Earl Lemery Harold Lemery Irving Lemery Lawrence Lemery Roland Lemery Wilfred Lemery John A. Leone George Lewis James C. Lewis Spencer LipperI' J. KenneI'h Lynes Mr. and Mrs. Donald MacFarran Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. . Joseph MacLaren o erI Mahan Jane-Marie Mas'Irianni Mrs. Helen Ma'I'hews Irene E. McCall Alice N. McCormick . R b . John Malan Herman Marine Mr. and Mrs. John McHenry Miss Pa'I'ricia McHenry Mr. and Mrs. C. B. McKernon Mr. and Mrs. Roger McLean Mr. and Mrs. James McSweeney Mr. and Mrs. William F. Mercier Miss BeI I'e Merrill Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Merrill, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Messier Mr. and Mrs. James Michelucci Miss Louise Mix Mr. and Mrs. Jerold Monahan, Sr. RoberI' Monahan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mondoux, Jr. N. F. Morano Mr. and Mrs. John W. Murray Mrs. Henry Mye-He Mr. and Mrs. James C. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. James Nassivera Mr. and Mrs. John A. NewI'on Mr. and Mrs. Orrin New'I'on Mrs. Amy Nichols Mrs.Charles B. Nicholson, Jr. Mrs. Elizabelh Nims Jack O'Brien Edna O'DonnelI Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. O'Leary Mr. and Mrs. George O'Leary Mr. and Mrs AND MORE FRIENDS I Daniel C. Olson l Mr. and Mrs. Wilmof Packard 1 Mr. and Mrs. lrving B. Perkins Mr. and Mrs. Darwin PraH' Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. . Henry Praff . Milfon Purdy Leon Pufnam Paul Rayno Mrs. Dorofhy Regan Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. ancl Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs . Edward Reynolds . Gordon Reynolds . Cooper B. Rhodes . William Ringer . Graff-on Rose Roberf W. Rose Mr. and Mrs. . Lesfer H. Ross . George Russell . G. Wrighf Russell Donald Sanders Mr. and Mrs. . Kennefh Saville Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smifh Mr. and Mrs. Roberf E. Smi'I'h Mr. and Mrs. A. McKee Spear Marfha T. Spear Mr. and Mrs. Mifchell L. Solenski Geneva P. Sonn Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sfanfon George H. Sforey Earl Sfoff Mr. and Mrs. Earl S'I'o'H' Mr. and Mrs. John P. Sfurfevanf Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sullivan S. C. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor Teen Canfeen Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Thayer Sr Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Trombley Sue Trombley Mr. and Mrs. Edward Turner Mr. and Mrs. Louis T. Valley Dorofhy Scally Lawrence Scally William Schaffer School Lunch Program Mrs. Fannie Shaw Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs and Mrs Mr. Walfer Wall . Edward Van Acker . Gorman Van Aernem . Alfred K. Varney Pasqualine Volpe l Mr. and Mrs. William Sheldon Jane Washburn . Mr. and Mrs. Anfhony Simione Mr. and Mrs. Gifford Welling Mr. and Mrs. Ernesf Skellie J. William Werner Mrs. Anna Smifh Cecil E- WeSl' P - I Noreen Mahan, Karen Gray and Sue Malan being shown fhe NEWEST in sporfswear by Mrs. De Ridder af THE TOW- LY SHOP 209 Main Sfreef HUDSON FALLS, NEW YORK AND MORE FRIENDS 2 Mr. and Mrs. William Wefherbee Mr. and Mrs. George A. Wilson Mr and Mrs. William Whalen Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wood Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Whife Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wood Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Wicks Mr. and Mrs. Raymond T. Wood, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford L. Wicks Barbara Woodell Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Wilcox Mr. and Mrs. Reinold Woodford Mr. and Mrs. Charles Willis Mr. and Mrs. Rex Wyman Complimenfs of DEAK S THE SALESlVi.ANSl'llP CLASS Groceries Meafs and OF I959 Dial 4-9880 For 24 Hour Service Call 4-332 I or 4-3322 Radio Dispafched Cabs I73 MAIN STREET HUDSON FALLS. N. Y. 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Main anol Maple S'I'reeI's HUDSON FALLS, N. Y. STOTT'S DRIVE-A-TERIA 275 V2 MAIN STREET HUDSON FALLS, NEW YORK CLARY'S SAVOY JOHN STREET PHARMACY HQUSE CF BEAUTY The Prescripfion S'I'ore 4-45'4 WILLIAM CLARY, Proprie+or 2 Pearl S+ree+ Hudson Falls 46 Main S+,.ee+ Hudson pans KINGSBURY CONSTRUCTION CO. l5l Main Slreel' Hudson Falls, N. Y. STEVENS FURNITURE COMPANY I 38 Main Slreel' Hudson Falls, N. Y. PATRICIA'S BEAUTY SALON 8 Park Place Hudson Falls, New York HUDSON FALLS CARLETON FUNERAL HOME, INC. ALMON C. WILSON-Lic. Mgr. Lady A'H'endanI' Hospilal Beds-Wheel Chairs SERVICE-Sincerely and Imparfially Rendered TOY COMPANY DIAL 4-4242 I4 Main S+ree+ 68 Main SI'ree'I' Hudson Falls I ' T VAN AERNEM'S DAIRY el ry I FourII1 Avenue Hudson Falls 7' ' 0 KINGSBURY WHEN IN THE 4 I MOOD FUR HOTEL -I - I F E I40 Main SI'reeI' v!.!I- HUDSON FALLS Tv S FHII-52 ' HI-FI RECORDS I59 Main SI'reeI', Hudson Falls Mr. J I' lk b T l p 'I L d SmI'Il'1. J P k J I1 H lcl d Judy C II I' Guidance-Balanced Training Acfivifies. Placemenf in Key Posifions in Business, Professional and Governmenf Offices. ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE I 26- I 34 Washingfon Avenue ALBANY IO. N. Y. PHILLIP L. BENTLEY Used Cars Boughf and Sold 28 Main Sfreef Soufh Glens Falls, New York GLENS FALLS BUSINESS MACHINES -Underwood- Office Equipmenf and Supplies 4 Washingfon Sfreel' Phone 2-I804 MORGAN LINEN CO., INC. I55 Maple Sfreef Glens Falls New York FIELDER'S SERVICE DRUGS Free Delivery Dial HF 4-4I44 5621 Main Sfreef-Cor. of Beech HUDSON FALLS PEN DER READY-TO-WEAR THE STORE OF STYLE AND VALUE Esfablishecl Over a Half Cenfury Mrs. Sfevenson is showing Melanie Bromley her piclure of 'lhe sfudio where all Senior picfures for 'rhe I960 Hermes were Iaken by our yearbook phofogra- pher. Bill Sfevenson. owner of CRAIG'S I99 Main Sfreef Hudson Falls UNION BAG-CAMP PAPER CORPORATION GLENS FALLS NEW YORK HAVEN'S HEATING I Spring SI'ree'r HUDSON FALLS HOUSES I Dial 4-4647 K-gk Willow S'IreeI' Ay WAN Hudson Falls TRIAD MUSIC CENTER I9 Exchange SI'reeI' Home of Conn Band InsI'rumenIs GLENS FALLS NEW YORK MAPLEWOOD DAIRY Home Macle Ice Cream Mill:-Grade A Homogenizecl PHONE 4-5976 IRVINES, INC. SALES - SERVICE All Makes TV-Hi-Fi-Phono Larges+ Selecfion in Area II4 RIVER ST. HUDSON FALLS C. V. PETERS CO. hfIen's Clofhing Furnishings and Shoes 206 GLEN ST. GLENS FALLS KANSAS COFFEE SHOP 3I Warren SI'ree'I' GLENS FALLS NEW YORK CANDID WEDDINGS PORTRAITS COPYING AERIAL PHOTOS KARL R. RISSLAND Commercial Pho'I'ographer 89 John S+reeI Hudson Falls New York PHONE 4-3370 MERKEL 81 GELMAN Glens Falls I Albany The S'l'ore of Cheerful Service FASHIONS OF DISTINCTION McKINNEY'S Feed, Grain and Gasoline Phone 4-562I Hudson Falls New York Remem er FLOYD'S f' MARKET 27 Main S'I'ree+ Hudson Falls Keep Well Informed Read THE PCST-STAR and THE GLENS FALLS TIMES QUEENSBURY BARBER SHOP J. MILLS, Prop. BOULEVARD Glens Falls New York MAXFlELD'S Tydol Fuel Oil Kerosene and Gasoline I7 - Phone 4-6l00 Hudson Falls New York Brunswick Au+oma'l'ics HUDSON FALLS LAUNDROMAT Corner Main and Feeder Phone 4-7300 HIRES ROOT BEER Underlane Refurns PHONE 2- I 525 Open Bowling ai' All Times LUNCHEONETTE E HageI:s,dRonnie Jarvis, Gary West Danny Monroe and Timofhy PraH' wH' 1' 'I' e in chesf in back. making furnifure ou'l' of wood +ha+ can be boug BRONK COAL 81 LUMBER COMPANY PHONE 4-4136 or 4-4l37 PARRY STREET Huclson Falls New York lw Pei' MHZ GLENS FALLS COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY SOUTH GLENS FALLS, NEW YORK PHONE 4-427 I Grader Trench Digging Cinders-Gravel Sand-S'I'one LEON A. DEYE'l'I'E General Confraclor Parking Lois Black Top Driveways 25 HELEN STREET BOX 253 HUDSON FALLS NEW YORK MILLS RECREATION 4-6 Cenler Slreei' Hudson Falls TELEPHONE 4-9835 BRICK HOUSE YARN SHOP Helen Hallock, Prop. 24 Pearl SI'ree'I' Dial 4-5544 Spinne'I'in, Columbia-Minerva Prinling is Usually BougI1'I' on 'Ihe Basis of Qualify-Price-Service FREEBERN PRESS, INC. 79 Maple Srreei' Hudson Falls NASSIVERA'S Garage and Service SI'a+ion Corner of Dix and Oueensbury Dial 2-0229 Glens Falls MATT'S PASTRY SHOP Fine PasI'ries-Rolls-Cakes-Par+y Cookies Phone 4-6590 56 Main S+ree'I' Hudson Falls TRADE WINDS RESTAURANT WiI'l1 George Lamberl' and His Rambling Rangers 30 Argyle S'IreeI' FORT EDWARD, N. Y. Phone 4-62I0 or 5-98I4 HUDSON FALLS DISTRIBUTING COMPANY Mobile Heal- and Mobile Kerosene I9 No'I're Dame SI'reeI' Phone 4-4334 or 4-5I5I RILEY'S FUNERAL HOME Hudson Falls New York HUDSON FALLS PAPER CORPORATION Wholesale Paper MercI1anI's Every+l1ing in Hue Paper Line HUDSON FALLS NEW YORK n EIec+ I BETTER FRUITS 'iPm t Cm ,ff-fwwees. K. L. NASSIVERA L5 ,G I 76 Boulevard Hudson Falls U IS OUR f FIRST QTHOUGHT ED's cl-lEvRoN sTATloN General Repairs-Transmission Dial 4-9825 P' J' HOLMES D' J' WEST 230 Main SI'reeI' Hudson Falls ' Sony H gl' I sel s T and Il M F aI ll'1 d Io W. T. GRANT COMPANY I44 Main S+ree+ Hudson Falls l d-IJ ayloTyBh M Tre D'Ho+el Paul A drews serving B ce Solenslci and J nne Perkins Fri- Smorgasbord in Gold Room Res- an'l' a+ SHINE QUEENSBURY HOTEL 81 MOTOR INN GLENS FALLS Cuwlrumaiug' Q a'i+in?0SiaE:!e'ingS THE OUTLET 96 Warren S+ree+, Glens Falls Men's and Boys' Sfore GLEN STREET GLENS FALLS GRANT'S GROCERY Hudson Falls, New York at I 1 l,. -' . s ,, ' in . . T ' DAIRY PRODUCTS fhl. ,:.5 so ., X A 4. . W' HOGAN'S Maple S+ree+ Hudson Falls Phone 4-498I Flys: , rw 3 ilftifsxi READY TO NIEET THE CHALLENGE ll tl ,il-wf:': 1 Wei ,. ,i ,, ii, , M 4 ,faq Now you are a l-ligh School Graduate, ready to meet the challenge of our modern vvorldl Perhaps you intend to continue your education, or begin a career in your chosen tield. Whatever your plans tor the future, we at the Glens Falls Insurance Company wish you the best ot luck and otter our con- gratulations on your past achieyements. It you are interested in becoming a part ot one ot America's major industries, one that otters excitement, challenge, and opportunity tor advancement, we would be glad to discuss your tuture in insurance. Stop in at our Glens Falls ottice and discuss your plans with the friendly people in our personnel depart- ment. ii illii l l ii ll L x Xt f ff My Old d T d O d 1849 INSURANCE COMPANY Glens Falls, N. Y. jf i f K' fl 41 ALLEN'S MEN'S SHOP AGGIE'S MARKET Glens Falls, New Yorlc M3galEo:3,doicr2fril:ss Hudson Falls New York Au'romo+ive Equipmen'I' Machine Shop Service AIR LAND MOTOR PARTS, INC. BRANCHES: 23-25 Bay S+ree'I' - GLENS FALLS, N. Y. Phone 2-092l Hudson Falls 4-3329 Granville 778 Greenwich MY2-2254 TOMMY'S ZACK'S SERVICE STATION TEXAS HOT WlENERS l'lUCl50n FallS I52 River S+ree'l' Hudson Falls Jon Russell and Wal+ Hagen ex- amine Hi-Fi Pho- nographs. Televi- sion Porfables and Transisfor Radios ai SAVABIA RADIO AND APPLIANCE STUKE 30 Main Sfreei' a+ .Rohn 4-6687 Hudson Falls Phonograph Records Radio and Phono Repair Service BUTTERFIELD 81 YOUNG HEIL'S SHOE STORE I80 Main Slreel' Hudson Falls, N. Y. INC. STRAND BEAUTY SHOP PHONE 4-3459 S'I'rand Thea'I'er Building 66 Oak SI'ree'I, Hudson Falls Saigon-5321 CCURT RESTAURANT JUNE CLEANERS, INC. , One Hour Service Home Cooking Dinners-Luncheons-Sandwiches 88 Warren S+ree+, Glens Falls Phone 4-9832 BENEFICIAL FINANCE E. B. WEBSTER COMPANY OF NEW YORK I5I Main Sireei, Hudson Falls Meals and Groceries 56 Feeder Slreel' Hudson Falls VAN DERWERKER'S GARAGE Mo'I'or-Brake-lgnil'ion CompleI'e Service 7 Mar'I'indale Ave., Dial 4-387l KING SALES CORPORATION P.O. Box 6lI Phone 2-9000 Boulevard Glens Falls HANKS CANDY CO. , THE ECONOMY DEPARTMENT STORE Wholesale Confeclionery Your Family S+ore I82 Maple S'Iree'I', Glens Falls Glens Falls New York RUSSELL 8: WAIT, INC. H LLISTERIS Glens Falls New York O Gree+in9 Cards-5+a+i0r1ery PLUMBING AND HEATING CORP. Books--Office Supplies .EMERY'S BARBER SHOP Below Ihe Posl' Office I04 Main S'I'reeI' Hudson Falls R PlUHBlII6 I Dial 4-4 I 47 -' -A I3l River S+. -5 Hudson Falls .S noun sf X W Clh THE SANDY HILL IRON AND BRASS WORKS HUDSON FALLS, NEW YORK y Ninesling and Larry Greenberg wafclw Carl Kriiz a+ work a+ dy Hill lron and Brass Works. Builders of Pulp and Paper Making Machinery for More Than a Cenfury Offers Congra+ula+ions 'ro +he I960 GRADUATING CLASS of 'rhe HUDSON FALLS CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL SCHLAKE'S FINE FURNITURE I4 Lower Main SI'ree'I Hudson Falls Phone 4-6580 Food al' i'I's Bes'I SI'eaks-Chops-Chicken MASSIE'S RESTAURANT Specializing in American and I+aIian Food 69 Main Sireel' Sou'I'h Glens Falls SAN DY HILL PRESS VIC WILEY, Proprieior For Good Prinling Dial 4-4242 GEDMAN'S SUPERETTE 278 Main SI'reeI' Hudson Falls New York Bes'I' Wishes From Your MILLBROOK BREAD MAN McCANN'S PHARMACY The Rexall SI'ore Phone 4-4732 I66 Main SI'ree'I, Hudson Falls SINCE I 869 ! IN GLENS FALLS, N. Y. The Friendly Deparimenl' SI'ore INCLUDING Shoes Beauiy Salon Homemaker Shop Convenienl Parking a+ Elm-Shop-Lol. Rear of SI'ore GUS' ESSO CENTER Greasing-Washing-Vulcanizing Don I' Fuss-Call Gus Dial 4-4200 I90 Main S'I'reeI', Hudson Falls WILEY'S Your Family Shoe SI'ore I9 Warren SI'ree+, Glens Falls Give More Thoughlr Io Music BRAYDON 81 CHAPMAN Everylhing in I'he Music Line I 44- I 46' GLEN STREET Glens Falls Say I+ Bes'l' WiI'I1 WATKINS FLOWERS B. AND F. DAVIES Phone 4-40l3 DEAN'S GIFT SHOP Hallmark and Norcross Greeiing Cards Coslume Jewelry I74 Main SIree'I, Hudson Falls NORMANDIN INSURANCE AGENCY. INC. Insure in Sure Insurance Hudson Falls New York 1 VVE:stin house 0 I WI, L.R.D. THRI FTY WASH, INC. HUDSON FALLS GI-ENS FAI-I-5 ' l2l Main S+, 264 Warren S+ GOLDSTOCK'S SPORTING GOODS. INC. Corner of Glen and Park S'I'reeI' Glens Falls PETE'S DRIVE-IN Burgoyne Avenue Sou+I1 of Maple S+ree+ BERNARD Hair by Sf, fm YANKLOWITZ I Warren S+ree+, Glens Falls . E. SAWYER 8: CO., INC. Disl-ribuiors Hardware, Slreel, Mill Supplies Plumbing and Healing Maierials Briggs Beaufyware PATRONIZE Your Local Hardware Dealer and Plumber 64-78 GLEN STREET GLENS FALLS 35 ALLEN STREET Hudson Falls New York LOUISE HAT SHOP l52 Main SI'reeI' Hudson Falls, New York EDWARD C. ITISICGHES AGENCY General Insurance 88 Main S+ree'r, Hudson Falls PARKVIEW BARBER SHOP Main S'l'ree+ Hudson Falls ADAMSVI LLE CORNER STORE ELSIE AND CHARLES WILCOX Telephone 4-3637 ADAMSVILLE NEW YORK VIC'S PRODUCE MARKET Fresh Groceries, Mears and Produce Phone 4-6793 I3 Feeder S+ree'I', Hudson Falls Flowers for All Occasions GARDEN GATE FLOWER SHOP 209 Main Srreei' Hudson Falls New York JOHN G. KOPF A Keepsake Diamond Rings I00 Main S'I'ree+, Hudson Falls One Block. Below Pos+ Office Dial 4-4430 -ru' sv DAVID'S SHOES AND I0 Warren SI'ree'I' SA VE Glens Falls EME A. .- AT L. W. HARRIS SONS INC. Discouni' Cenier HUDSON FALLS The S+ore on Ihe Square W G Y FOOD PRODUCTS COMPANY, INC. Wholesale Grocers ALBANY NEW YORK LELAND PAPER COMPANY, INC. SpeciaIis'l's in Paper and Paper Producis 76 Lawrence S+ree+ Glens Falls, N. Y. DIAL 2-0949 n-uq........., .,-..,W.x man me-moers are looking over +ormer Hermes. Ronnie Bover, Elaine Havens, Barbara Kenny, Karren Gray and Judy Cornell. Sfanding are Jon Russell, Linda Nassivera and Terry Turner. COMPLETE GRADUATION SERVICE Rings-Commencemeni' Announcemenis Caps and Gowns-Medals and Awards-Diplomas Taylor-made Yearbooks L. G. BALFOUR CO. BENTLEY 81 SIMON TAYLOR PUBLISHING CO. Your Represenfive HODGKINS OF BALFOUR Gus Hoolgkins Class Bob Gray Jim Gerclin 9 Don Nash Frank Hanrahan P.O. BOX 9 Schenedady, New York Phone 3-5374 MONAHAN 8 LOUGHUN INC. Phone 4-4I9l 4 Locusi S1'ree+ Hudson Falls, New York L. H. MEAD FLORIST Hudson Eli! 4-4029New York HARDWARE DELON 'S COMPANY GgTandwEQ!RY I86 MAIN STREET Banana Splirs-lce Cream Glenwood Avenue Bay Road Glens Falls Formal Renlal Service New Garmenis in Siock al' MlCO'S Phone 2-6922 30 Sourh S'l'ree'l' GLENS FALLS WlLTSEY'S RESTAURANT Serving S+erarl s lce Cream l36 Main Sl'ree+, Hudson Falls MILDRED ELLEY SECRETARIAL sci-lool. FOR GIRLS Send for Ca'l'alog 227 Quail S+ree'l', Albany. N. Y. ARONSON'S AUTO LEASE CORP. I09 Warren SI'ree'I' GLENS FALLS, NEW YORK Bring Your Teen-Age Pariies 'Io HOWE'S PARTY FARM Phone 4-6680 LOWER MAPLE STREET Hudson Falls WAGONER BUSINESS EQUIPMENT AII TypewriI'er Supplies TELEPHONES 3-I408 and 3-0975 29 Warren SI'ree+ GLENS FALLS NEW YORK BesI' Wishes From STORYTOWN, U.S.A. GHOST TOWN ancl GASLIGHT VILLAGE WHERE MILLIONS SAVE MILLIONS F. W. WOOLWORTH CO GLENS FALLS New YORK MIKE'S GROCERY MICHAEL and Nickle PISCITELLI Propriefors 55 Maple SI'reeI' Hudson Falls When You Are Married Save Money 'For Down Paymenl Then Le'I' GRIFFIN'S Builcl You a Home we-.wa ir-233 e-117 jflw I 1 . ' , I ,yin ' .vu Iv I 4' ,lf i rf Q'-3 .N ', ' if .5 ,Q ,V , In Sum? ,Mfr 1 ' ...J ' 1 ev ,, gl' , ll-'ff as 34: .F 4 .1 ' L I I ' -W '- Q' 'IW -' V+ ,,,. L 5' . ,.., , JIT: ,I 1,4 ,J,:f6m.,M.b. . .. ku Q ,K 'V I 'F' ' I XR'-R 'T L ,- jvkuwu- 9,,Q5.,...,..g,,MK, -.Tl w. -I .. .jj 11,3 Q ,.... f,.j1 x its up . V iq .. -A 43 . ,ie wif' Q I --24' ,K fi -gn N, A gf ' f , Q - 'Qi 1 .Lg i f . iw I 'AEE - Wh I! 4 'lv .IL , I WWII i 5 21 , - ,E . AL- f,-Iwi I -I fr . f ' .W I .- - HY I ig .1 . .. III If I t --... - . If- .I M ill f ..,. fy- T4 ii gg. :tn L -- ,,,, mg , pig 5,5 gn . 3 ,Jn- I IIXIP' 1 w .Tl i..Ii37i'f'4Q ...I Y, p I sg. .I f 1. PM 3 .-gf 5 i,z.:.f I- .. f flfig 1- 2. L' 1 A If - iw f,11,j',e2wi W. ,' - v. Ir 'v ', I , ' ,'2 EISxf.fig1wg g . Wfi, ' I :ff I H ' r : Ax, I mx v Id! I , k f Q. I is K M , 'I' Q Iii X 3 jwrvfr , ' 5. mg. ,I . -'ww I r , I I 5 I I t I I' J K P ,EFI :KQV I If I 'fir fj -.H . 1 1 v FM ' 9' .II MWII1 all 5523! hgliiilk . Q, 5 H v--1 I awww , EU' i - 'QW I or L I. .. f f I ip IW' ff' ..A 'Q ,.. .-....qmv:-wvumnnmmv EZRA R. DICKINSON 81 SON Gas and Fuel Oil Distributers 52 MAIN STREET HUDSON FALLS GENERAL ELECTRIC Capacitor Department HUDSON FALLS NEW YORK Where all good trienols meet RL!-LINTGERPS BUCKLEY'S RESTAURANT MENSIIIBOYS STORE INC' 22IV2 Main Street, Huclson Falls CAROTA ALUMINUM SALES MARY 0 SHQP C3?bgnaI'on 'gluglmum Infants' and CI1iIclren's Wear 'gH3V'fIEa1-026306 Women's Lingerie 94 Main Street, Hudson Falls '54 hzgzlegirgg? IEISJEES Falls WESTERN AUTO A. McKEE SPEAR ASSOCIATE STORE INSURANCE Safely - Securiiy - Service 248 Main S'rree+ Dial 4-0282 Hudson Falls Wheel Goods - Toys - Au'I'o Paris Accessories - Sporfs Equipmenl' I88 Main S+reeI', Hudson Falls G. PATRICK DUPELL V Wish Good Luck +o +he FASHION 51'QgE CLASS OF 1960 ' A ALL L, A Impor'Ied Food and Candies Housewares ABC EQUIPMENT AND REFRIGERATION CO., INC. HoI'eIs - Res+auranI's - InsI'i+u+ions - Clubs PHONE 3-3456 28-30 ELM STREET GLENS FALLS, NEW YORK BeI'sy Beecher and Jim Brown Visil' Mr. Brown al' BURGOYNE TRUCK LEASING CORP. Telephone 5-4I39 63 Burgoyne Avenue FORT EDWARD BURNS NEWS AGENCY, Inc. T MINUTE LA? New II , 0 ? ' ' li S III Wholesale Newspapers and Magazines 80-84 GLEN STREET Glens Falls New York VICTOR A. LOISELLE MONUMENTS Lower Main S+ree'I Hudson Falls, N. J. Phone 4-4I70 RELIABLE BRANDS, INC. 85 Beaver SI'ree+ ALBANY NEW YORK LESTER'S STORE I29 MAIN STREET Hudson Falls, New York Besl Wishes 'Io I'he CLASIS of I960 THE ROBERT A. ROURKES N. G. DICKINSON AND SON Palricia Bailey, Melanie Bromley, Bill BuI'+er'FieId and Terry Turner enjoying Ideal milk a+ noon in Ilwe cafeieria. IDEAL DAIRY FARMS Serving Hudson Falls Glens Falls and So. Glens Falls IDA LUCINDA DINGMON Dolly', came to H. F. from Saratoga in February of her senior year and has made- many friends already. Saratoga: Cheerleader 3, 4g Girls' Sports Club lg International Relations Club lg Yearbook Staff 3, 4-5 Dance Committees. CARROLL RUTH SHELDON Carrolfs wonderful sense of humor and pleasing personality has won her many friends. Spanish Club 2, 3g Latin Club 1, 23 Junior Prom Committee, Girls, Hi-Y 3, 4. DOLAN'S PHARMACY your key . . . TO GREATER VALUES I4O Glen Sireei, Glens Falls D'AMICO'S RESTAURANT Corner of Dix Avenue and Whiiehall Road Hudson Falls EDGAR T. WASHER Cus'l'om-Made Formica Tops and Kitchen Cabinets PHONE 4-5676 THE QUEEN SHOP Known for Spori'swear GLENS FALLS NEW YORK NORTHERN HOMES .a -V .1 rt , HW in' --- '- -Lair WI Milf ef -ff . l fiyis--1' :nr,:'!'l-:iff ll! .-avi .,1gils:2f-razors. N' ,. .ggi ,fi ,Carly 7, , ---k .aanzff ,Luk-Y' IO LaCross Sireel' Hudson Falls Senior J-lrfmfrs SEATED: Mike Peterson, Judy Cornell. STANDING: Alan Forrest, Jeff Bogart, John Huckle, Jeff Bogart, Judy Cornell, John Huckle, Alan Forrest and Mike Peterson have been named as winners of 1960 Regents Scholarships. Again this year, Hudson Falls won more scholarships than any other school in Washington County. Congratulations, Jeff, Judy, John, Alan and Mike! Judy Cornell and Alan Forrest received letters of cornmendation from the National Merit Scholarship Foundation for their superior scores on the Scholarship Qualifying Test. Congratulations, Judy and Alan! Alan Forrest was named the winner of the Bausch and Lomb Science Medal. This award is given for the highest average in three years of sdience. Congratulations, Alan! Terry Burch was named the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow of Hudson Falls as a result of an examination on practical knowledge and attitudes. She received a bronze pin. Congratulations, Terry! IA3 V ? 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