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

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1961 volume:

MAIN STREET SCHOOL, JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL HUDSON FALLS CENTRAL SCHOOL JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL ... HUDSON FALLS SCHOOLS uV w . •— ■ I ON FALLS CENTRAL HIGH SCHOC PRESENTS HERMES FOR 1961 VOLUME 45 HUDSON FALLS NEW YORK FOREWORD It Has been said that when a door closes behind one, another will always open through which he may pass. This is true taken either lit- erally or figuratively As one passes through various stages in his life. he must open and close many different doors. For many of us, the doors bf our school days are being closed be hind us. must now pass through a newly opened one and face whatev. haHenge we may find in that side. Tet should we desire to take a bri ourney back through the closed door of the past, we Here thenf s your passport to the post few years. Step through the door with us, as we proudly present the 1961 Hermes. SENIORS PAGE 6 JUNIOR PROM UNDERCLASSMEN FACULTY CURRICULUM SPECIAL COURSES ACTIVITIES SPECIAL FEATURE SPORTS SPECIAL HONORS ADVERTISEMENTS 31 38 54 64 70 72 88 90 104 108 T A B L E O F C O N T E N T S Mother-in-law, Mr. Yole and children. He,e come � � Little Voles. r. Yole? AT EASE WITH 4 MR. YOLE DEDICATION As we stop by your door ond see you teaching one of your classes, we are aware of your untiring efforts on our behalf, which have left us with a deep appreciation of man's love and ability to render service to others. Your understanding of our problems and the unerring advice in the solving of these problems has been of major importance in making our journey thus far through education an easier and more rewarding one. Our debt to you is manifold; your material assistance as well as your moral guidance can only be repaid in small measure as we dedicate the 1961 Hermes to you, Mr. Yole. 5 THE DOOR TO OUR FUTURE Four years ago a group of students passed through the doors of Hudson Falls Central School to begin what seemed a long four years of learning. Some of those students have left, while others have taken their places. Now, at the end of their senior year, it is time once again for these students to pass through the doors of the school — this time to begin another task. We hope that the experiences which they have had these past years have prepared them for their future roles. We wish them luck and congratulations on their graduation. Here then, leaving our doors, are our seniors. s E N I O R S DONALD ALLEN Boys' Glee Club 9,- High School Choir 10; Junior Prom Dec- oration Committee; Chess and Checkers Club 12. MARIE ARMSTRONG Library Club 11; Girls' Intramural Sports 9,10,11; HERMES; High School Choir 10,11. ANNE BAKER Future Homemakers of America 10,11 — State Officer, District President; Dramatics Club 10,- Girls' Glee Club 9. WALLACE BALCOM Freshman Science Club 9; J.V. Football 10,11; Varsity Foot- ball 12; Track 10; Tennis 11,12. MARYLOU BALFOUR Girls' Glee Club 9,- Yorkers' Club 9; HERMES; High School Choir 10,11,12. BENJAMIN BARDIN Future Farmers of America 9,10,11,12 — Secretary; No- tional Honor Society 10,11,12; Varsity H Club 10,11,12; Junior Prom Decoration Committee,- Freshman Class Vice- President; Sophomore Class President; Junior Class Presi- dent; Green and White Football 1; Varsity Football 10,11,12. NANCY BARDIN Junior Clossicol League 10; Library Club 9,10.11, President 12; Dramatics Club 9; HERMES. JOANNE BEDEAUX Junior Classical League 10; Junipr Varsity Cheerleader 11; Pep Club 10,11; Library Club 10; Dramatics Club 11; Area All State Choir 11; All County Choir 11; HERMES Head Typist; Future Nurses Club 12; High School Choir 10,11; High School Ensemble 10,11; Junior Prom Deco- ration Committee. ANN BELDEN Library Club 9; HERMES Homeroom Representative 12. WILLARD BENNETT Junior Scholarship Club 11; Student Council 9,10; Varsity H Club 10,11,12; All County Choir 9,10; HERMES Sports Editor,- High School Choir 9,10,11; Junior Prom Decoration Committee,- J.V. Basketball 9,10; Varsity Basketball 11,12; Varsity Baseball 1,2; J.V. Football 1,2; Varsity Football 4; Varsity Track 10,11,12. DONNA BENSON Girls' Hi-Y 12; Junior Classical League 9,- Pep Club 11,12. Spanish Club 11,- Girls' Intramural Sports 9,10,- HERMES Junior Prom Decoration Committee. SALLY BIGELOW Future Homemakers of America 12; Library Club 9; Spanish Club 10; Area All State Choir 9,10,11,12; All County Choir 9,10,11,12; All State Choir 9; Girls' Intramural Sports 11,- HERMES; High School Orchestra 9,10,11,12. If SARAH BLAIR Girls' Intramural Sports; Girls' Fencing Club. CAROL BOLLMAN Girls' Glee Club; Library Club 9,10; Pep Club 11,12; HERMES; P.A. Staff 12; High School Choir 10,11,12,- Spanish Club 9,10; Girls' Basketball 10,11,12,- Junior Prom Decoration Committee,- Sophomore Hop Decoration Committee; Freshman Frolic Decoration Committee. THOMAS BROWN Future Farmers of America 9,10,11,12. FRANCES BURNS Girls' Hi-Y 12 — Parliamentarian; J.V. Cheerleader 12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12,- Student Council 9,10,11,12; Spanish Club 9; Dramatics Club 9,10,11; HERMES; Girls' Intra- mural Sports 9,10,11,12,- Girls' Glee Club 9,- Junior Prom Decoration Committee,- Sophomore Hop Decoration Committee; Freshman Frolic Decoration Committee,- Junior Committee of Ten. FRED BUTLER Freshman Science Club 9; Biology Club 10; Boys' Fencing Club 9,- J.V. Football. MARJORIE CAMERON Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Girls' Intramural Sports 10,11; High School Choir 9. 10 WILLIAM CAMERON Freshman Science Club 9; Boys' Glee Club 9; Junior Prom Decoration Committee; J.V. Basketball 10. CHARLES CAPUTO Key Club 10; Varsity H Club 12; Area All State Choir 10,11; All County Choir 9-12; High School Choir 9-12; Boys' Glee Club 9; HERMES; High School Ensemble 10, J.V. Basketball 10; Varsity Basketball 12; Junior Com- mittee of Ten. GERALDINE CARACCIOLA Pep Club 10-12; Girls' Intramural Sports 9-12; HERMES; Dance Committee 10. JAMES CARPENTER Student Council 9-11; Varsity H Club 10-12; Varsity Foot- ball 10-12; Varsity Basketball 10-12; Varsity Track 10-12; Junior Committee of Ten. LINDA CHADWICK Future Homemakers of America 11; Biology Club 12; Jun- ior Classical League 10; Library Club 9,10; Girls' Intra- mural Sports 9-11; Girls' Glee Club 9,- Art Club 12; Future Nurses Club 12; High School Choir 9,10. PAUL CHAPMAN Biology Club 10; Junior Scholarship Club; Student Council 9-11; Boys' Fencing Club 9; HERMES; Art Club 12; Boys' Golf Club 12; Varsity Track 10; Varsity Tennis 11,12,- Bas- ketball; Varsity 12, J.V. 10,11; Junior Committee of Te ; Senior Committee of Ten,- Junior Prom King. BONNIE CHASE Biology Club 10; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Library Club 9-12; Dramatics Club 9-12; Girls' Intramural Sports 9-12,- Girls' Glee Club 9; High School Choir 10-12; HERMES; Dance Committees 9-11; Majorette Squad 10-12. BARBARA CHATTERTON Future Homemakers of America 9,12; Library Club 12; Girls' Sports 9-12; Dance Committees 9-11. ANNA COOPER Future Homemakers of America 9,10; Girls' Basketball 9,10; Girls' Baseball 9,10. RITA COVEY Future Homemakers of America 11,12; Girls' Intramural Sports 9-11; Girls' Fencing Club 9,10; Art Club 9,- P.A. Staff 12. LIBBIE DASHNAW Future Teachers of America 12; Future Homemakers of America 9-12; Pep Club 9,10,- Girls' Intramural Sports 9; Dance Decoration Committee 9. SANDRA DEWEY French Club 10; Pep Club 9-12; Dramatics Club 11; Girls' Intramural Sports 9-12; HERMES; Dance Committee 9-11. JAMES FALKENBURY Freshman Science Club 9; Biology Club 10; Boys' Fencing Club 9; Boys' Glee Club 9; Yorkers Club 9; HERMES; Dance Committee 9,11; Boys' Intramural Sports 11,12. CAROLYN FINGER Girls' Hi-Y 11,12; Cheerleader 10-12; French Club 10,11; Area All State Choir 10,11; All County Choir 9-11; Girls' Intramural Sports 9,10; HERMES; High School Choir 9-11; High School Ensemble 10,11; Junior Prom Attendent. GEORGE FISH Freshman Science Club 9; Boys' Fencing Club 9; Biology Club 10; Yorkers Club 9; HERMES; Dance Committee 11; Boys' Intramural Sports 11,12. ELIZABETH FONTAINE Fort Edward Activities: High School Choir, 9,10; Tickets Please 10; Saint Anne's Academy Glee Club 11; Decoration Committee for Senior Party. DOUGLAS FRENCH Freshman Science Club 9,- Biology Club 10; Student Council 9,- Senior Science Club 11; Varsity H Club 12; Boys' Glee Club 9; High School Choir 9; Dance Committee 11; J.V. and Varsity Football. JOHN GAULIN Freshman Science Club 9; Dramatics Club 11; J.V. Football 9,10; Freshman Basketball; Boys' Intramural Sports. BERNARD GRAHAM SHARON GRANT Girls' Hi-Y II, 12; Junior Classical League 9,10; Pep Club 10,11,12; Student Council 9,11; Girls' Intramural Sports 9,10,11,12; Girls' Glee Club 9; HERMES; High School Choir 10,11,12; Junior Prom Decoration Commitee; Ma- jorettes 10,11,12; Junior Committee of 10; Junior Prom Queen. MARY GUYETTE Library Club 9,10; Girls' Intramural, Sports 9,10. MARY HALLOCK Pep Club 12; Dramatics Club 9; All County Band 10,11,12; Green Echo 10; Girls' Glee Club 9; Yorkers Club 9; HERMES; Future Nurses Club 12; High School Band 9,10,11,12,- High School Orchestra 12; Junior Prom Decoration Committee; Freshman Frolic Decoration Committee. STEPHEN HARRIS ELIZABETH HASKINS Junior Classical League 10,11,12; French Club 10,11; Na- tional Honor Society 10,11,12,- Area All State Choir 12; All County Choir 11,12,- Green Echo 10,- HERMES; High School Choir 9,10,11,12,- High School Ensemble 10, 11,12; Junior Prom Decoration Committee; Sec. of Sopho- more Class. PATRICIA HAVENS THOMAS HAVENS Freshman Science Club 9; Biology Club 10; Junior Prom Decoration Committee 11; Football 11,12; Track 12. JOHN HERZOG Biology Club 10; Student Council 9; All County Choir 9; Boys' Glee Club 9; HERMES. WILLIAM HOLLEY Junior Scholarship Club 11; Senior Science Club 11; Key Club 10,11 12; National Honor Society 11,12; All State Choir 12; Boys' Glee Club 9; Yorkers Club 9; Science Seminar 12; Trock 9,11,12. DAVID JENKINS Biology Club 10; Library Club 9; Green Echo 10; Boys' Glee Club 9; Football: J.V. 10, Varsity 11,12; Baseball: J.V. 10, Varsity 11; Track 9; J.V. Basketball 10. RICHARD JENKS Freshman Science Club 9; Biology Club 10; Boys' Glee Club 9. DOROTHY JOHNSON Girls' Hi-Y 11,12; Junior Scholarship Club 11; Pep Club 10, 11; Student Council 10-12; Dramatics Club 9; Girls' Sports 9-12; HERMES; High School Choir 10-12; Junior Committee of 10; Junior Prom Attendent; Dance Committees 10,11. MARSHA JONES J.V. Cheerleader 10,- Varsity Cheerleader 11; Junior Schol- arship Club 11; Pep Club 9-11; Library Club 9-12; Dra- matics Club 9-12; National Honor Society 10-12,- Area All State Choir 9-11; All County Choir 10,11,- Girls' Intra- mural Sports 9-12,- High School Choir 9-11; High School Orchestra 9; High School Ensemble 9-11. DONALD JUCKETT Freshman Science Club 9. Biology Club 10,- French Club 11; Library Club 9,- Senior Science Club 11; Green Echo 10; Dance Committee 11,- Football 9-12,- Track 9,11. DAVID KENNY Freshman Science Club 9; Boys' Glee Club 9. 16 PATRICIA KIRKPATRICK Girls' Hl-Y 10,11,12; Junior Classical League 9,10; J.V. Cheerleader 11; Junior Scholarship Club 11; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Dramatics Club 9; Girls' Intramural Sports 9,10, 11,12; HERMES; High School Choir 10,11,12,- Dance Com- mittees. URSULA KOPF Girls' Hi-Y 10,11,12,- Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Spanish Club 11,12; Girls' Intramural Sports 9,10,11; HERMES; High School Choir 11,12; Dance Committees 9,10,11. DAVID LAMARCHE Biology Club 10,- Junior Scholarship Club; Senior Science Club 11,- HERMES; Boys' Golf Club 12,- High School Choir 10.11, - Dance Committee 10; J.V. Basketball 11; Track 10.11. CAROL LAPOINT Pep Club 12; Girls' Intramural Sports 9-12,- HERMES; Dance Committee 11. BARBARA LEMERY Girls' Hi-Y 10-12; Varsity Cheerleader 11,12,- Pep Club 9-12,- Girls' Intramural Sports 9-12; Girls' Glee Club 9; HERMES; High School Choir 10-12,- Dance Committee 9,11,- Junior Prom Attendent; Senior Class Vice-President. JERRY LIBERTY Student Council 11,12,- Dramatics Club 11,12,- HERMES; Dance Committee 11,- P.A. Staff 12,- Official Scorekeeper ot Basketball Games,- Student Council President 12. NANCY LONGDO Girls' Hi-Y 10-12; Junior Classical leogue 9,10; Pep Club 9-12; Girls' Intramural Sports 9-12; HERMES; Future Nurses Club 12; High School Choir 9; Dance Com- mittees 9-11. HELEN LOVELAND French Club 11; Pep Club 11,12; Student Council 9,10; Girls' Intramural Sports 9,10; Girls' Glee Club 9; HERMES; High School Choir 10-12; Dance Committees 9,10,11. ROBERT LYNCH Photography Club 12; Baseball 12. DOUGLAS MocDONALD French Club 12; Dramatics Club 12; Area All State Orches- tra 9-12; All County Orchestra 11,12; High School Choir 10-12; High School Orchestra 9-12; Art Club 9. KATHLEEN MARINE Girls' Hi-Y 10-12; Junior Classical League 10-11; J.V. Cheerleader 11; Varsity Cheerleader 12,- Junior Schol- arship Club 11; Pep Club 11,12,- Area All State Choir 12; All County Choir 11; All State Choir 12,- Girls' Intramural Sports 10-12; HERMES; Future Nurses Club 12; High School Ensemble 10,11,- Junior Committee of Ten. MARILYN McGINNIS Girls' Hi-Y 10-12; Junior Classical League 9,10,- Pep Club 9-12,- Girls' Intramural Sports 9-12,- Girls' Glee Club 9; Dance Committee 9-11. JAMES MICHELUCCI Varsity H Club 10-12; Dane© Committees 10,11; Class Officer 9-11; Baseball: J.V. Varsity, 9,10; J.V. Basketball 10,11; Varsity Track 11,12; Football: J.V. 10, Varsity 11,12. HELEN MOSHER Girls' Hi-Y 12; Biology Club 10; Junior Classical League 10; Pep Club 9-12; Library Club 9-12; Dramatics Club 10,11; Girls' Glee Club 9; HERMES; Dance Committee 10,11. LINDA MUNOFF Biology Club 10; Junior Scholarship Club 11; Spanish Club 11; Dramatics Club 9-12; All County Choir 11; Girls' Intramural Sports 10-12; Girls' Glee Club 9; HERMES,- Future Nurses Club 12; High School Choir 10-12; Dance Committees 10,11; Tennis 10; P.A. Staff 12. BARBARA NOLIN Girls' Hi-Y 12; Junior Classical League 9; J.V. Cheerleader 10; Varsity Cheerleader 11,12,- Pep Club 9-12; Student Council 11; Girls' Intramural Sports 9-12; HERMES; Dance Committee 10,11; Junior Prom Attendant; Junior Committee of Ten. PENNY NORMANDIN Future Teachers of America 9-11; Freshman Science Club; Biology Club 10; Junior Scholarship Club 11,- Student Coun- cil 9-11,- Dramatics Club 10,11; National Honor Society JO- 12; Area All State Choir 10-12,- All County Choir 10-12; Girls' Intramural Sports 9,10; Girls' Glee Club 9; HERMES — Editor-in-Chief; High School Choir 9-12,- High School Ensemble 10-12,- Dance Committees 9-11. LAUREN PALMER Canajoharie Donceband 11; Boys' Chorus 9-11; Tar- geteers 9,- All County Choir 10-11; Area All State Choir and Band 11,12. SANDRA PEARSON Freshman Science Club 9,- Biology Club 10; Library Club 10. RAYMOND PERRAS Junior Prom Decoration Committee,- Boys' Intramural, Sports 11,12. MARIE PHILLIPS Freshman Science Club 9,- Biology Club 10; Junior Classical League 10,11; Library Club 9-11; Girls' Intramural Sports 9-12,- Girls' Glee Club 9,- HERMES; Dance Committee 9,11. PAMELA PINGREY Girls' Hi-Y 11,12; Cheerleader 10-12,- French Club 10,11; Pep Club 9-12; Student Council 12; Dramatics Club 10-12,- Area All State Choir 10-12,- All County Choir 10-12; Girls' Intramural Sports 9-12,- Girls' Glee Club 9,- HERMES; High School Choir 9-12; High School Ensemble 11,12; Junior Prom Attendant; Junior Committee of Ten. ANTOINETTE RICAPITO French Club 11; Pep Club 12,- Photography Club 12; Stu- dent Council 10,- Girls' Intramural Sports 11; Dance Committee 11. KENNETH RILEY Biology Club 10,- Dance Committee 11; Boys' Intramural Sports. CATHERINE ROCKEFELLER Future Homemakers of America 9-12; Pep Club 12; Library Club 9; Photography Club 11,12; Dance Committee 11; Girls' Basketball 10; Girls' Softball 10. JUDITH ROSS Freshman Science Club 9; Biology Club 10; Library Club 9,10; Senior Science Club 11; Dramatics Club 10,11; Girls' Intramural Sports 9; HERMES; High School Choir 11; Science Seminar 12. DAYLE RYDER Junior Classical League 9,11; Junior Scholarship Club; French Club 11; Student Council 12; Dramatics Club 10-12; All County Choir and Band 9-12; All State Choir 12; Intra- mural Sports 9-12; Green Echo 10; HERMES; High School Band, Orchestra and Choir; Dance Committee 11. GAYLE RYDER Junior Classical League; Junior Scholarship Club 11; French Club 10,11; Student Council 10; Dramatics Club 11,- All County Band 9-12; Girls' Intramural Sports 9-12; Green Echo 10; HERMES; High School Choir 11,12; High School Band 9-12. LINDA SALISBURY Future Teachers of America 11; Biology Club 10; Library Club 9-12; Spanish Club 9; Area All State Choir 12; Girls' Intramural Sports 9-11; HERMES; Art Club 12; High School Choir 10-12; Dance Committee 9-11. IRENE SAVILLE French Club 11; Junior Prom Decoration Committee 11. 21 JOHN SITES LEEANNE SMITH Future Homemakers of America 12; Pep Club 9. BARBARA SHAW Future Homemakers of America 11; Pep Club 11; Library Club 9; Girls' Intramural Sports 9-11; Dance Committee 9-11. MARJORIE SIMPSON Future Homemakers of America 9,10; Biology Club 10; Pep Club 10; Library Club 9,10; Photography Club 11; Girls' Intramural Sports 9,10; Girls' Glee Club 9; High School Choir 9-12. Club 12; Spanish HAROLD STEELE Student Council 10,11; Varsity H Club 10-12; Football 9-12; Basketball 9-12; Track 11,12; Baseball 9,10. JAMES STEELE Dance Committee 11; Track 10-12; Baseball 9,- Basketball 9-12; Football 12. SUSAN STEWART Future Teachers of America 12; Junior Classical League 9, 10; Cheerleader 10,11; Junior Scholarship Club 11; French Club 10-12; Pep Club 9-12; Student Council 9; All County Choir 11; Girls' Intramural Sports 9-12; Girls' Glee Club 9; HERMES; High School Choir 9-12; Dance Committee 9-11; Junior Prom Attendant. ROSEANNE SUDDARD Freshman Science Club; Future Homemakers of America 10; Pep Club 9; Girls' Intramural Sports 10,11; Dance Com- mittee 9,10,11. JAN SUGALSKI Freshman Science Club; Biology Club 10; Key Club 11,12; All State Orchestra 12,- Boys' Golf Club; High School Choir 9-11; High School Band 10-12; High School Or- chestra 10-12,- High School Ensemble 11; Science Seminar 12. CAROLE SULLIVAN Pep Club 11,12; Library Club 9-12; Area All State Choir 10-12,- All County Choir 10-12; All State Choir 11,12; Green Echo 10; Girls' Glee Club 9,- HERMES; High School Choir 9-12,- Majorettes 9-12; P.A. Staff 9-12. ERNEST SUMNER Freshman Science 9; Junior Prom Decoration Committee. MARY TARANTINO Biology Club 10,- French Club 11; Pep Club 9-12; Dramatics Club 9-11; Girls' Intramural Sports 9,10; Future Nurses Club 12,- Dance Committee 10,11. AILEEN TOWNSEND Future Homemakers of America 9; Cheerleoder 11,12; French Club 11; Pep Club 11,12; Library Club 9,10; Stu- dent Council 9-11,- National Honor Society 10-12; Area All State Orchestra 12; All County Band 10-12; Girls' Intra- mural Sports 9-12; HERMES; High School Band and Choir 10-12; High School Orchestra 11,12; Dance Committee 10,11. ARLEEN TOWNSEND Girls' Hi-Y 12; Junior Scholarship Club; French Club 11; Pep Club 9-11,- Library Club 9; Dramatics Club 9-12,- Area All State Choir 12; All County Choir 11,12,- Girls' Intramural Sports 9,- Girls' Glee Club 9,- HERMES; High School Choir 11,12,- Dance Committee 9,10,11,- P.A. Staff 12. WILLIAM TROEBER Photography Club 11,- Key Club 11,12; HERMES; Boys' Golf Club 12; Varsity Tennis 11,12. DIANE TUCKER Future Homemakers of America 11,- Pep Club 10,11; Library Club 9,10; Dance Committee 11. 24 DUANE VAUGHN Freshman Science Club 9; Area All State Choir 10; All County Choir 10; Boys' Glee Club 9; High School Choir 9,10; High School Band 9,10. VICTORIA VESS Pep Club 9-12,- Girls' Intramural Sports 10-12; HERMES; Dance Committee 9-11; Latin Club 9. GEORGEANNA WAITE Future Teachers of America 9; Future Homemakers of America 10; Biology Club 10; Pep Club 9,10; Spanish Club 11; Girls' Intramural Sports 9,10; HERMES, Dance Committee 9-11. GAIL WALSH Future Homemakers of America 9-12,- Pep Club 9-11; Li- brary Club 9,10; Girls' Intramural Sports 9-12; Dance Committee 10,11. LINDA WINNE Cheerleader 10-12; Pep Club 10-12; Library Club 9,10; Girls' Intramural Sports 9-12, Girls' Glee Club 9; HERMES; Future Nurses Club 12; High School Choir 10-12; Dance Committee 9-11; Junior Prom Attendant; P.A. Staff. LESTER YARTER Photography Club 11. THOMAS CLARY DENNIS O'NEIL GINO RUGGI CAROL HARRIS Future Teachers of America 11; Junior Classical Leogue 10; Science Club 9; Junior Scholarship Club; High School Choir 1012; HERMES. CHARLES WILLIS SENIOR CENSUS NAME Donald Allen Marie Armstrong Anne Baker Wallace Balcom Mary Lou Balfi Benjamin Bardin Nancy Bardin Joanne Bedeaux An i Belden Willard Bennett na Benson ally Bigelow arah Blair rol Bollman . Brown Frances Burns Fred Butler Marjorie Cameron William V Charles _________ Geraldine Coracciola James Carpentei Linda Chadwick Paul Chapman Bonnie Chase Barbara Chatterton Anna Cooper Rita Covey Libbie Dashnaw Sandra Dewey James Falkenbuj cs Teacher 27 NAME Carolyn Finger! Eliza bethFonfay George ilin I Graham S 3n Grant Guyette Mary Halleck Harris Stephen Harris Elizabeth Haskens Patricia Havens Thomas Havens John Herz William Holle Marilynn Huntio Peter Husek David Jenkins Richard Jenks Dorothy Johnson Marsha Jones Donald J David Kei PatriciaKirkpatrick Ursula Kopf FUTURE Secretary FAVORITE SAYING Oh Really. I'll never tell. None Manana Christmas! I don't know. Oh, Great! You have only one life, so live it. what am I supposed to do about Rasafrots Make like a cool I Don't f jss around. That's life. Explain — I no i How about that? So say we all. That's life. Now you done it. Well sure! None Teacher, I Service Undecided Latin Teacher Homemaker Science Teacher Teacher Chemist Secretary Undecided Undecided Undecided College Psychology Teacher College Busir 28 NAME David LaMarche Carol LaPoint Barbara Lerrn Jerry Li I Nancy Helen Loveland Rcoert Lynch D juglas MacDonald Kathleen Marine rilyn McGinnis Names Michelucci Linda Munoff : bara Nolin Penny Normandin Lauren Sandra Pi Raymond Pel Marie Phillips Pamela Pingrey Antoinette Ricapito Kenneth Riley Catherine Rockefeller Judith Ross Dayle Ryder Gayle Ryder Linda Salisbury irst Woman President Secretary 29 NAME Irene Saville Barbara Karen Douglas Varmette Duane Vaughn Victoria Vess Georgeanna Wail Gail Walsh Charles Will; Linda Wi Lester jrorter :eeping mg Undecided 30 PAUL CHAPMAN AND SHARON GRANT CROWNED AT JUNIOR PROM MEMBERS OF THE ROYAL COURT Susan Stewart and Bill Bennett; Kathleen Marine and George Van Aernem; Dorothy Johnson and Harold Steele,- Pam Pingrey and Jerry Liberty; King Paul Chapman and Queen Sharon Grant; Linda Winne and Jim Carpenter; Barbara Lemery and Ben Bardin; Carolyn Finger and John Malan; Barbara Nolin and Robert Van Aernem. TWILIGHTTIME” HIGHLIGHTS Take crepe paper, chicken wire, tissue imaginations. To this base, add the Juniorsj bake under the gym's spotlights, basti mission parties and serve the recipe No one would believe that the In one corner the sun was settini through the green water of the ,- c7 '-'i • ' • •, :4d flowers were made ta'fbrthvhS Stc . . • '% V'VT � ’Vt i r' • v ViV al couple's crown-shaped throne) apt) ing was the crowning qnade a handsome Svan Neff. nd mix well with Marsha and Penny's ess; flavor with their originality and nlight setting. Sprinkle with inter- Junior Prom, Twilight Time. was the high school gymnasium. hrown by blissful couples shone the park bench looked inviting ► lagaiftst a background of a stairway Paul Chapman rowned by last year's which we are proud 32 The Magic Makers Transforming the Gymnasium Into A Twilight Time A star-studded sky doesn't just happen, it must be created. Is this Cupid putting the final touch on this romantic setting? 33 Bob doesn't look too certain that Barb is going to be able to get out of the car with that gown as wide as it is. She must have found a solution to the problem, as she was an attendant to the Queen. Other happy couples begin to arrive, and the dance is in full swing. From arrival 'til departure after the last dance, the smiles seen here reflect the mood of the evening. 34 Gilded trees, a sparkling fountain, spring flowers, and a park bench — who could resist such a setting? The time, worry and work which went into our Junior Prom was rewarded when, at the end of the evening, we realized that everyone who attended the dance would long remember the evening they spent at Twilight Time. 35 19 HERMES EDITORS SEATED: G. Ryder, B. Nolin, P. Normandin (Editor-in-Chief) P. Kirkpatrick, C. Sullivan. STANDING: L Munoff, S. Stewart, W. Bennett, D. Ryder, D. LaMarche, S. Bigelow, Carol LaPoint. ART R. Canfield, P. Chapman, L. Salisbury, K. Marine. 36 CIRCULATION C. Finger, A. Townsend, F. Burns, B. Lemery, C. Bollman, S. Grant. 61 STAFF TYPING S. Dewey, V. Vess, M. Balfour, C. Finger, M. McGinnis, B. Chase, N. Longdo, Helen Mosher. LITERARY L. Winne, D. Johnson ADVERTISING F. Burns, D. Benson, J. Liberty, H. Loveland, G. Caracciola, A. Townsend. 37 OUR TEAM - CLASS OFFICERS AND SENIOR COMMITEE OFTEN SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT Paul Chapman VICE-PRESIDENT Barbara Lemery SECRETARY Harold Steele TREASURER Aiken Townsend Ben Bardin Jerry Liberty Pam Pingrey Sharon Grant Barb Nolin Our Senior Committee of Ten, which we chose at the beginning of the year, represents us, our opin- ions, and our goals. If helps us decide which of the many possible doors of decision we should open by discussing our ideas concerning the plan- ning of our school and class activities. Jim Carpenter Jim Steele Frann Burns Dottie Johnson Carolyn Finger For the responsibility which this body of chosen Senior representatives has assumed in leading our class wisely in its activities and planning, we, the Seniors, are indeed grate- ful and thankful for our Senior Committee of Ten. 38 SENIOR SNAPS 1. General Business Class Studies the Herald Tribune ' 2. Class Picnic, 1960. 3. Linda and Barb getting their exercise. 4. She looks lost. 5. Nice smile, Fran. 6. Our cheering squad. 7. Pam and Jerry — twins? 8. Get them straight, girls. 9. Is she planning on becoming a firegirl? 10. Kathy looks comfy. 39 DANA M. KING, A.M. Superintendent of Schools J. BERNARD LABOURR, M.S. Principal CAFETERIA J. Thayer, K. Bombard, F. Farley, T. Mayotte, J. Carpenter, F. Dumas, M. Phillipps, C. Garling, M. Cameron, E. O'Donnell, D. Cook. Nathalie Menshausen CAFETERIA MANAGER TRANSPORTATION R. Switzner, H. Stickney, A. Durkee, D. LaPier, P. Robins, P. LaValley, I. Rosa, E. Lewis, J. Comisky. Vice-Principal SECRETARIES SEATED: R. Cornell, T. Rose, D. Volley. STANDING: R. Ringer, E. Giles, B. Wilcox. LANGUAGE Dorothea Vlohakos, Mildred Baker , Margaret Wetherbee. COMMERCIAL SEATED: Louise Chartier STANDING: Mildred Halperin, Carmela Caputo, Rita Housman. ENGLISH AND LIBRARIANS SEATED: Geneva Sohn, Edna Welling, Mary Alice O'Neil, Helen Cackner, Velma Bloomer. STANDING: Albert Marshall, Robert Rose, Harry Gross . Department Head SOCIAL STUDIES SEATED: Louis Venuto, Edword Kelly , Alvin Peochmon, Paul Miller. STANDING: Walter Dorion, Glen Thompson. SCIENCE SEATED: Gerald Turner, Robert Chatel , Daly. STANDING: Harry Goldman, Harvey Garrow, Wood. Robert Russell MATH SEATED: Mae Dolan, Sybil Steyert. STANDING: Vincent Diet- rich, Thomas Yole . HOME EC., INDUSTRIAL ARTS, DRIVFR EDUCATION SEATED: Wayne LaPoint, Mildred Hartpence, Jane Washburn, Cecil West . STANDING: Thomas Newton, George Gilmore, Francis Eilers: Department Head PHYSICAL EDUCATION SEATED: Lucy Dwyer, Elmer Heidorf , Ann McDonough, STANDING: Richard Young, Edward Jeffreys, Thomas Chickanis, Anthony Luciano. SPECIAL SERVICES Left to Right: Rhoda Langworthy, Bar- bara Woodell, Charlotte Storey, Sabo Sabo, R. Caswell, N. Morano, D. Champlain, G. Round, P. Dolloff. Department Head Dear Underclassmen, As we are preparing to pass through the doors of our Senior year, we would like to thank you for helping to make our memories of our school days here such memorable ones, for you contributed as much to them as we did ourselves. We'll remember you in future years as we come to the section of our Hermes labled Underclassmen. We shall remember the black and blue marks we received from the hustling eighth graders in A wing; the inquisitive, effervescent fresh- men and our thinking to ourselves, Were we ever like that? (And of course we were); the little Caesars and Cleopatras of the sophomore class as they digest their first Shaksperian play; the juniors, always preparing for the Prom, but never for Monday's math test. We'll remember these things and many more long after we've passed through our doors, and if we were able to leave whatever we wished behind us, it would be the wish that you, as you take our places, could have as nice an undergraduate group as we have to spend your school days with. The Class of '61 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS FRONT ROW: Peter Patten — Secretary; Beth Wardwell — Treasurer; William Colvin — Vice-President; TOP ROW: Clifford Winslow — President. OUR JUNIORS ARE FRONT ROW: M. Baker, M. Cardinal, N. Beecher, N. Blinn, V. T. Beolan, D. Beecher, J. Ashe, F. Butler. FOURTH ROW: D. Clark, Barrett. M. Coctes. SECOND ROW: B. Caputo, S. Chadwick, S. J. Ashe, S. Chadwick, G. Bourdeau, P. Carella, T. Benway, Bogart. S. Broulette, C. Bowden. B. Clark, M. Bover. THIRD ROW: B. Canterbury. FRONT ROW: M. Fountaine, C. Davis, C. Crecser, K. Gage, S. gerald, D. Dashnaw, T. Granger, M. Gonyo, W. Colvin. THIRD DeMers, K. Greeney, C. Cole. SECOND ROW: T. Gordon, G. Fitz- ROW: A. Coveleski, R. Domina. G. Erickson, A. Gibbs, P. Goulin. JUST WAITING TO REPLACE FRONT ROW: C. Hartmann, J. Kelleher, A. Irish, J. Johnson, M. J. Johnston, H. Johnson, D. Hunsperger, T. Hammitt, T. Kurys, C. Griffin, C. Hart, J. Havens. SECOND ROW: J. Husek, P. Haskins, Hollenbeck, S. Havens. B. Howe, K. Howard, S. Hodges, J. Havens, J. Hagen. THIRD ROW: FRONT ROW: J. Labourr, G. Pickett, B. Maxson, L. Philion, P. Neff. THIRD ROW: K. Miner, R. LaPointe, P. Patten, N. Lundgren, R. laweronce, T. Piscitelli. SECOND ROW: R. Porter, D. Monroe, R. Proutv. M. Needam. FOURTH ROW: T. Pratt, J. Molan, G. Noble. US-WE WISH THEM LUCK FRONT ROW: J. Wemmett, J. Taylor, C. Wilcox, E. Wardwell, J. THIRD ROW: G. Van Aernem, D. Trover, R. Rourke, D. Thayer, C. Sugalski, E. Wright, S. Woodcock, SECOND ROW: R. Sanford, D. Winslow. FOURTH ROW: S. Wicks, R. Scacchetti, G. Seville. Sullivan, S. Vaughn, M. White, E. Williams, M. Williams, D. Weaver. 44 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS FRONT ROW: Rosie Burrill — President; Helen Carpenter — Secretary; SECOND ROW: Thomas Lewis — Vice-President; Leon Chose — Treasurer. AND THE SOPHOMORES FRONT ROW: P. Dunham, E. Giles, S. Evens, M. Gosselin, C. Dickin- son, B. Doshnow. SECOND ROW: D. Dickinson, M. Durkee, D. Edgerly, C. Delong, S. Depolo, C. Durant, K. Donovan. THIRD ROW: D. Dailey, D. DeMers, C. Giles, W. Greenough, R. Greeney. FOURTH ROW: R. Floyd. P. Dodge. 45 ROW 1: J. Havens, D. Lamphear, P. Harsho, B. Hazleton, S. Korb, N. Hitchcock. SECOND ROW: J. Jedrick, M. Jones, B. Harris, L. Kitchner, D. Harris, M. Hartwell, C. Kenny, B. Jones. THIRD ROW: A. Huestis, C. Harriman, P. Johnson, J. Henderson, E. Kingsley, P. Haskins, G. Hill, M. Korig. FOURTH ROW: J. Hinchliffe, K. Howe, E. Hamel, J. Hogan, W. Hoffnagle, N. Kopchick, D. La Pan. ARE MOVING UP TOO FRONT ROW: M. Fitzgerald, M. Peruzzi, A. Perkins, F. LaPoint, L. O'Leary, J. McLean. SECOND ROW: M. O'Marra, S. North, M. Loveland, D. O'Connell, N. Monahan, L. O'Neil, A. MacLaren, N. MacDonald. THIRD ROW: V. McDonald, M. Lewis, S. Loper, B. Morgan, V. Lee. N. Prouty, C. Mead. FOURTH ROW: G. Pickett, M. LaPoint, T. Nassivera. FIFTH ROW: T. Lewis, M. Lydecker, D. Nelson, J. Powhlda, R. McAuley, J. Porter, J. Merlow, J. McGinnis, T. Nossi- vera. FRONT ROW: L. Bailey, S. Bardin, S. Blinn, L. Caprood, E. Caprood, ROW: F. Barrett, G. Abbenante, L Chase, J. Butterfield, R. Brann, P. Alexander. SECOND ROW: N. Chase, H. Carpenter, C. Cooper, D. Collett, J. Burke, J. Behan. FOURTH ROW: D. Clark, H. Cheek, P. Copwland, R. Burrell, B. Brownlee, S. Cruden, J. Barber. THIRD G. Bailey, R. Austin, L. Benway. FAST FOR OUR FINE FRONT ROW: P. Roberts, S. Sturtevant, P. Vickery, S. Williams, K. Sheldon, T. Russell. SECOND ROW: W. Weaver, R. Salembier, W. Rourke, L. White, P. Wheeler, C. Rosati, R. Sharpe, M. Robillard, J. Trackey. THIRD ROW: J. Purdy, J. Whittington, R. Sites, P. Statia, W. Winch, J. Varney, Scott Tollman, G. Stott, W. Wilkins. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS FRONT ROW: Mary Butto — Treasurer; SECOND ROW: Richard Rosati — Vice-President; Samuel Jarvis — President; John Grow — Secretary. FRESHMEN TO KEEP FRONT ROW: P. Barrett, C. Dewey, E. Barrett, S. Brayman, S. Arlington, B. Allen. SECOND ROW: D. Benwore, C. Bromeley, J. Beecher, G. Bishop, S. Bardin, C. Armstrong, B. Bennett, J. Blinn. THIRD ROW: D. Barber, W. Bancroft, R. Arlington, B. Barnes, G. Belisle, D. Bedeaux. L. Bigelow. FOURTH ROW: T. Binetti, P. Baucher, J. Adams, D. Bemis. FRONT ROW: D. Roberts, E. Scoville, A. Rice, D. Sellingham, M. Shcrp, C. Roberts. SECOND ROW: J. Soville, N. Sellingham, L. Seybolt, D. Pratt, J. Rossi, J. Ross, S. Russell, M. Signor, C. Serra. THIRD ROW: G. Smith, L. Pringle, L. Rockefeller, M. Por- ter, M. Sharp, L. Salisbury, K. Robinson, R. Randall, G. Smith. FOURTH ROW: P. Robbins, J. Ryan, R. Rosati, P. Savasta, I. Riley, J. Spirowski, G. Rukot, R. Soville, C. Solenski, R. Seeley. TRACK OF. AS EACH CLASS FRONT ROW: M. Butto, M. Dalaba, B. Coltey, M. Burke, L Brunelle, C. Cain. SECOND ROW: R. Clarke, J. Crowley, D. Chadwick, B. Burdick, F. Cardinal, R. Butcher, D. Cornell, A. Clark. THIRD ROW: J. Cooper, O. Campbell, K. Crotty, R. Butcher, M. Culver, D. Canterbury, A. Burt. FOURTH ROW: W. Brown, H. Bromley, M. Combs, S. Brown, D. Colvin. FRONT ROW: M. Fontaine, 1. Durham, D. Dunn, J. Fish, M. L. Gaulin, E. Fosmire, G. Fortune, D. Flores, J. D'Arrigo, K. Dick- Danahy, P. Forrest. SECOND ROW: E. Diamond, K. Drake, C. inson, D. Field. FOURTH ROW: J. Dingmon, L. Frank, J. DeLoir. Evans, S. Elms, G. Davies, D. Fountaine, J. Stemp. THIRD ROW: MOVES UP, EVENTUALLY FRONT ROW: D. Harriman, C. Halpin, D. Harris, J. Huffer, B. ROW: R. Irwin, A. Hughuley, G. Havens, G. Harrington, A. Hunt- Gurnee, M. Higgens. SECOND ROW: A. Harvieux, R. Gee, B. ington. FOURTH ROW: C. Doyle, J. Hilton, T. Burnes, J. Grow. Huckle, D. Hagen, A. Hervieux, W. Hall, L. Gordon. THIRD FRONT ROW: B. Pottee, J. Mischko, K. Monroe, S. Polmer, C. Newcomb. M. Nichols. SECOND ROW: R. Porlier. T. Munoff, C Noble, J. Newton, K. Murray, P. Perras, L. Nash. THIRD ROW: R. Naylor, F. Morano, M. Monahan, R. Murray, R. Nailor, S. Mullen. FOURTH ROW: G. Norton, A. Porlier, R. Nims, A. Parker. EVEN THOSE ON THE FRONT ROW: B Stevens. S. Wright, C. Vaughn, G. Suddard, D. Trovers, E. Toole. SECOND ROW: M. VanAernem, P. VonZur- linde, J. Tidd, P. Wetherbee, B. Wetherbee, L. Wilson, C. Wells, C. Varney. THIRD ROW: F. Tarintino, J. Wade, J. Szostak, B. Vess. R. Van Norden, C. Yarter, J. Waters, J. Weller, R. Ward- well, R. Whitney, S. Wheeler, R. Wilcox, H. Tyler. FOURTH ROW: S. Sullivan, F. Sweet, R. Wolfe. J. Wilbur, R. Whiting, J. Wood, P. Vaughn, D. Sutliff, W. Townsend. 51 FRONT ROW: P. McDonald. A. Marine, K. Mayotte, S. McGinnis, B. McAuley, C. Keith, SECOND ROW: L. Karig, J. Krause, M. Jordan, J. Lowell, L. Linindoll, B. Mahan, L. Johnson, D. John- son. THIRD ROW: R. Lester, S. McLaughlin, G. Kearns, M. Malan, J. Lewis, R. LaBarge, R. Johnston. FOURTH ROW: T. Loding, S. Jarvis, T. Moille, A. MacDonald. BOTTOM OF THE LADDER FRONT ROW: J. Sumner, S. Smith, M. Purdy, S. Sumner, R. Rob- bins, D. Sitterly. SECOND ROW: E. Rooker, L. Rossi, H. Shorp, Springer, M. Stemp. J. Rockefeller, H. Roberts. FOURTH ROW: L. Purdy, A. Rovello, J. Rhodes. THIRD ROW: B. Smith, D. J. Quartiers, J. Sidusky, L. Smith, S. Shaw, C. Quortiers. FRONT ROW: L. Underwood, J. Whitney, A. Wood, S. Wood, R. Wolkup, M. White, L. Tifft, G. Therrion, M. Volpe, R Wicks. C. Varney, S. Winched. ROW TWO: L. Tifft, J. Tracey, G. Well- FOURTH ROW: R. Weller, J. Volpe. W. Wall, P. Wescott, H. ing. S. Vaughn, C. Wolkup, W. Swinton, M. Urban. THIRD ROW: Weller, D. Willis, A. Williams, L. VanGundy. WILL LEAVE GRADE EIGHT FRONT ROW: S. Butler, M. Cain, B. Comiskey, L. Chadwick, L. Chase, E. Carpenter. SECOND ROW: J. Clary, J. Butler, M. Combs, T. Bromley, L. Chatterton, K. Burch, S. Cooley, E. Burch, J. Caprood. THIRD ROW: M Cirino, M. Cahn, J. Carlisle, A. Cook, A. Catalfamo, L. Condon, L. Cook, P. Campbell, D. Cole. 53 FRONT ROW: M. Momone, L Maynard, C. Moore, R. Lewis. L. Leone, B. Lardner. SECOND ROW: J. Lindsay, C. Mead. D. Mel- lon, C. Lovette, B. Loveland, D. McKittrick, S. Maynard. THIRD ROW: R. Manley, F. McKinney, M. Manning, M. LaPoint, T. Mann ing. TO BE REPLACED BY A NEW FRONT ROW: J. Fountain, J. Delucco, C. Devine, S. Cross, N. Demar, P. Fosmire. SECOND ROW: M. Donovan, K. Dorvee, P. Edwards, J. Flood. G. Durant, C. Fielder, J. Davis, P. Dorion. THIRD ROW: R. Donovan, H. DuPrey, B. Dewey, J. Everts, T. Forester, C. Cornell, D. Crenshaw. J. DeSore. FOURTH ROW: R. Deyette, T. Corlew, D. Dewey, J. Edwards. 54 FRONT ROW: S. Havens, D. Havens, S. French, P. Gatchell, K. Gatchell, J. Goodson. SECOND ROW: F. Greco, M. Gadrick, P. Fullington, M. Havens, $. Gilbert, C. Gage, D. Gould. THIRD ROW: D. Hovens, D. Hamilton, D. Green, J. Goulin, D. Geer, J. Fuller. FOURTH ROW: C. Hartwell, R. Harder, T. Frommer, R. Goldy, S. Guyette, R. Fuller, B. Goodson. CLASS OF CENTRAL HIGHERS. FRONT ROW: C. Philips, B. Murray, C. Patten, S. Nadeau, L ROW: G. Nash, J. Pecue, M. Patten, J. Pingrey, J. Morse, A. Moreau, N. Mosher. SECOND ROW: H. Moore, N. Mumblo, A. Nailer, E. North. Mumblo, N. Mumblo, C. Novak, C. Porter, J. Oliver. THIRD 55 FRONT ROW: M. Blinn, D. Abbenonte, B. Blinn, A. Blcckey, D. Bree- man, D. Barry, J. Bardy, J. Bernard, R. Austin, R. Brennan, G. year, L. Bigelow. SECOND ROW: R. Breault, T. Bocchi, I. Borden, Bishop. J. Bosley, J. Brodt, V. Bourdeau, C. Boyden. THIRD ROW: R. Berg- WORKING THEIR WAY UP. FRONT ROW: L. Holley. C. LaCarte, E. Jones, J. LoDue, H. Kas- King, T. LaPon, J. Holcomb, G. Hoffman. FOURTH ROW: R. LaFoy, kinas, S. LaBruzzo. SECOND ROW: D. LaBarge, J. Kncwlton, P. T. Johnston, D. LoMorche, B. Holley, J. Ladd, A. Howe. Jones, L. Jones, D. Jarvis, K. Kelly. THIRD ROW: G. Johnson, J. 56 IN MEMORY OF SARAH BLAIR As we pass through our doors of the present, we know that greater doors are before us. We may only wait to see what they hold for us. Sarah Jane Blair has already passed through the greatest and most blessed doors of all. We, the class of 1961, know that we have lost a gentle friend. Linda Munoff and Dayle Ryder 57 If you glance through the doors of some of our classrooms, you will catch a glimpse of the primary function of our school in progress. Here we gain the knowledge and understanding of our world and our place in it. Each book, each class, and especially each teacher that we have brings us a step nearer the door through which we must soon pass — into society and new responsibilities. Our curriculum provides not only an excellent scholastic program, but also complete vocational training in the fields of business, agricul- ture, auto mechanics, woodworking, beauty culture and homemaking. Whatever one's plans for his future may be, he can receive the nec- essary preparation for his vocation here in Hudson Falls Central. c u R R I C U L U M Donna Johnson! What are you hiding in that desk? Take down this letter girls! Barb, tell us your sad story. No talking in Study Hall, Liz. Now what goes here Mitch? Who's Ray Packard smiling at? Mr. Wood looks busy. « 7,1' S’ O r 7 5) H O r P £ cp o r -n O % 0 AC Tl V I Tl £s , % ; o u X o cC o -j a x Uy s A' A ffePCLO ' 'o«AL U0t 0 Av a: It's now 2:45, the magical hour at our school — not only because this designates the end of the school day, but because it opens for us still another doorway — that of our school activities. Although the room we enter may be the same one which we dreaded entering two hours earlier, it now represents the chance to make our studies work for us in certain clubs and to enjoy our favorite pasttimes in others. Our school provides a varied program of extra-curricular activities to help us become more well-rounded individuals,- these organizations give us the opportunity to develop an interest in and knowledge of new fields as well as to develop skills in activities with which we are already associated. Our activities have provided us with many hours of enjoyment and satisfaction. 67 A C T I V I T I E S KEY CLUB FRONT ROW: D. Vormette, R. Karig, G. Van Aer- nem. SECOND ROW: W. Troueber, W. Holley, J. Sugalski. THIRD ROW: R. Domina, R. Canterbury. SCIENCE SEMINAR FRONT ROW: C. Hartman. J. Taylor. SECOND ROW: J. Dunham, G. Erickson. THIRD ROW; W. Holley. J. Sugalski. LIBRARY CLUB FRONT ROW: A. Wood, J. Havens, M. Gosselin, J. Cooper, J. Sumer, M. Van Aernem, S. Brayman. SEC- OND ROW: D. Cornell, S. Bardin, C. Cain, G. Welling, B. Chatterton, A. MacLaren. THIRD ROW: S. Chad- wick. M. Jones, H. Mosher. D. Dickinson, P. Jones, D. Chadwick, B. Chose FOURTH ROW: L. Salisbury, G. Bishop. C. Rosati, I. Salisbury, D. Harris, M. Porter, P. Wheeler. GOLF CLUB FRONT ROW: T Ashe, C. Solenski, S. Jarvis. R. Wardwell, D. Flores, B. Murray, J. Szostok. SECOND ROW: J. Butterfield, H. Cheek, J. Grow. T. Berns. R. Wilcox, F. Butler. THIRD ROW: C. Doyle, B. Hall. D. LaMarsh, P. Chapman. J. Earl, B. Troeber, T. Benway, B. Wilkins. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB FRONT ROW: T. Ricapito. C. Rockefeller, L. Gordon, L. Rockefeller, C. Dickenson. SECOND ROW: A. Burt. G. Abbenante, J. D'Arrigo, R. Floyd. P. Hoskins, R. Johnston. THIRD ROW: I. Riley, R. Mayotte, R. Wood. S. Tollman. R. Lynch. VARSITY- H” FRONT ROW: C. Giles, J. Michelucci, S. Carlisle, G. Fitzgerald, R. Rourke, G. VanAernem, J. Powhida. SEC- OND ROW: P. Patten, W. Colvin, T. Coveleske, D. Jenkins, D. Dashnaw, J. Steele, D. Hunsperger. THIRD ROW: J. Malan, T. Hammitt, H. Steele, J. Carpenter, B. Bardin, D. Juckett, D. French, W. Troeber. SPANISH CLUB FRONT ROW: M. Lydecker. L. O'Neil, R. Salembier, SECOND ROW: B. Brownlee. P. Copeland, P. Dunham, THIRD ROW: J. Kelleher, U. Kopf, M. Fountaine, C. Hart. JUNIOR SCHOLARSHIP FRONT ROW: C. Davis. C. Woodcock, K. Greeney, J. Labourr, J. Taylor, C. Hartmann. SECOND ROW: M. Bover, M. Cardinal, J. Sugalski, M. Griffin, L. Philion, B. Wardwell, R. Neff. THIRD ROW: S. Bogart. K. Howard. K. Gage. PROJECTOR CLUB FRONT ROW: J. Cooper, A. Burt, T. Ashe, M. Molon, G. Abbenante, R. LaBorge, R. Johnston. SECOND ROW: J. Husek, J. Hagen, E. Fosmire, H. Cheek, T. Gordon. D. Trover, D. Fountaine THIRD ROW: P. Gaulin, A. Coveleski, R. Domina, J. Benway, J. Earl, D. Jucketf, B. Hall, R. Floyd. FRONT ROW: B. Bardin, J. Labourr, E. Haskins, A. Townsend, J. Taylor, W. Holley. SECOND ROW: D. Ryder, P. Normandin. G. Erickson, R. Prouty, M. Jones, R. Neff. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY P. A. STAFF FRONT ROW: P. Pingrey, B Chase, A. Townsend, K. Marine, C. Sullivan, D. Ryder. SECOND ROW: B. Chatterton, J. Liberty, L. Munoff. THIRD ROW: S. Bigelow, A. Townsend, M. Jones, P. Kirkpatrick, C. Bollman, L. Winne, B. Lemery. FRONT ROW: S. Gilbert. C LoCorte. S. Vaughn. L. Purdy. SECOND ROW: M. Gadrick. A. Blackey, B. Loveland, J. Rhodes. THIRD ROW: L. Chase, D. Goldy, S. Morgan, L. Mocey, D. Leaf, F. McKinney, R. Lester. COLLEGIUM SCIENTIAE ART CLUB FRONT ROW: R. Naylor, S. Teti, N. Blinn, S. Palmer, D. Benware, W. Swinton. SEC- OND ROW: E. Caprood. C. Rosati, L. Salis- bury, J. HufFer, R. Porter, N. MccDonald. THIRD ROW: P. Chapman. C. Giles, J. Dunham. FRESHMAN SCIENCE FRONT ROW: D. Chowick, J. Newton, C. Varney, A. Marine, F. Cardinal, J. Beecher, L. Karig. SECOND ROW: R. Lester, D. Hagen, S. Elms. L. Rockefeller, G. Davies, J. Lowell, F. Morano, R. Johnston. THIRD ROW: K. Drake, J. D'Arrigo, O. Campbell. FOURTH ROW: C. Doyle, P. Vaugn, J. Hilton, E. Fosmire. NURSES’CLUB FRONT ROW: P. Borrett, M. Torontino. L. Munoff, C. Halpin, J. Chcdwick, N. Hitchcock. SECOND ROW: M. Signor, F. Cardinal. B. Burdick, K. Mayotte, P. Lowerence. L. Chadwick. THIRD ROW: K. Monroe, B. Caputo, M. Bover, L. Winne, K. Marine, E. Toole. FOURTH ROW: M. Hallock, B. Clark, Miss Woodell Advisor , C. Bowden, J. Lowell. STUDENT COUNCIL FRONT ROW: P. Dorion, M. Mammone. G. VanAernem, J. Liberty, C. Giles, J. Sumner, R. Wordwell. SECOND ROW; C. Patten. C. LoCcrte, R. Burrell, D. Ryder. L. Philion, B. Ward- well, L. Chase, P. Blinn. THIRD ROW: D. Johnson, J. Hohnson, F. Burns, S. Bogart, A. Hervieux. K. Gage, K. Sheldon. FOURTH ROW: C. Solenski, L. Bigelow, D. Fountaine, S. Jarvis, O. Camp- bell, R. Greeney, F. Morano. FIFTH ROW: T. Frommer, J. Powhido, D. Varmette, R. Whiting, W. Wall, N. Kopchick. FRONT ROW: Fitzgerald, Danahy, McDonald, Pattee, Sellingham, Scoville, Rice, Fish, Fontaine, SECOND ROW: Jones, O'Connell, Behan, Sharpe, VanAernem, Bourke. Cultey, Chadwicke, Wemmett, Suddard, THIRD ROW: Signor, LaPoint, Beecher, Benware, Toole. Munoff, Chadwick, Mayotte, Marine, Butto, O'Leary, McLean, Hitchcock, FOURTH ROW: Canfield, Sullivan, Chase, Grant. Bover. FIFTH ROW: Finger. Pingrey. Johnson, Nolin, Marine, Lemery, Winne, Townsend, Burns, SIXTH ROW: Ricapito Keith, Jones, Barrett, Giles, Hartman, Wardwell, Lee, Brownlee, Cardinal, Greeney, Taylor, Lobourr, Durkee, Mosher, Tatan- tino, Blinn, SEVENTH ROW: Rockefeller, Varley, Kelleher, Evens, Davis, Wright. Ward. Piscatelli, Jedrick, Perkins, Maxson, Demers, Brunelle, Tidd, Benson, Dewey, Stewart, Caracciola. EIGHTH ROW: LaPoint, Woodcock, McGinnis, Longdo, LaPan, Griffin, Philion, Williams, McLaren, Perras, Higgins, Mahan, Vaughn, Vess, Jordan, Irish, McAuley, McGinnis, Crowley, Nichols, Chadwick. NINTH ROW: S. Bogart, Kopf, How- ard, Bowden. Cooper, White, Culver. Newton, Varney, Elms, Sullivan, Lawrence, Donovan, Loveland, Rosati, Edgerly, Carpenter, Sheldon, Wetherbee, Crotty, Serra, Bardin, Lenendoll, Cruden. 76 FRONT ROW: Wardwell, Fontaine, Giles, McLean, Karig. SECOND ROW: Carella, Harris, Fitzgerald, Giles. Canterbury, Naylor, Greeney, Hitchcock, MunofF, Butler. THIRD ROW: Canterbury, Liberty, Jones, Ryder, Woodcock, Cardinal, Pingrey, Johnson, Domino. FOURTH ROW: Rourke, Blinn, Coates, Hollen- beck, Sellingham, Crowley, Benware. Cornell, Chadwick, Cain, Cardinal, Cole, Hart, Alexander, Munoff, Newton, Bromley, Toole, VanAernem, Dalaba, Donahy, Bancroft. FIFTH ROW: Sharpe. MacDonold, Creaser, Porter, Beecher, Williams, Townsend, Varney, Elms, Sellingham, Dunham, Dickinson, Carpenter, Loper, Cruden, Sugalsky, Johnson, Crotty, Lawrence. Gonya, Sanford. SIXTH ROW: Collette, Wetherbee. Hervieux. Davies, Brouilette, Bogart, Copeland, Bover, Caputo, Canfield, Gordon, Whiting, Chase, Linindoll, Bordin, Harriman, Cooper, Serro, Rosati, Burrell, Edgerly, Wetherbee, Trover. 77 LATIN CLUB FRONT ROW: T. Munoff. B. Burdick, M. Burke, M. Haskins, K. Monroe, D. Chadwick, P. Barrett, SECOND ROW: D. Barber, R. Wordwell, M. Nichols, S. Arlington, R. Butcher, L Kcrig, T. Maille, A. Clark. THIRD ROW: 1. Johnson, J. Newton, D. Harris, J. Lowell, C. Varney, L. Wilson. ORGANICS CLUB FRONT ROW: P. Alexan- der, M. O'Mcrra, S. De Palo, P. Copeland, P Dunham, L. O'Neil, M. Gosselin SECOND ROW; R. Karig, R. Salembier. J. Barber, M. Lydecker, T. Nossivera, R. Greeney. THIRD ROW: R. Sites, R. Bronn, G. Hill, G. Bailey. J. Purdy, R. Floyd G. Stott. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS FRONT ROW: D. Sellingham. B. Chatterton, J. Chadwick. B. Colty, C. Dickinson, S. Evens L. Dcshnqw. SECOND ROW: P. Sharpe. J. Chadwick, M. Jones, D. Sullivan, M. Durkee, S. Teti, C. Wells, C. Durant. THIRD ROW: P. Lawrence, K. Donovan, C. Rockefeller, S. Vaughn L. Smith, P. Horsha. C. Mead. S. Elms. FRONT ROW: J. lobourr, A. Perkins, J. Taylor, B. Noling, B. Lemery, H. Mosher, B. Maxson. SECOND ROW: M. Fontaine, K. Greeny, B. Wardwell, J. Sugalski, J. Jedrick, L. Philion, D. Benson, T. Russell. THIRD ROW: D. Johnson, S. Grant, H. Carpenter, M. McGinnis, N. Longdo, A. Townsend, C. Finger. FOURTH ROW: K. Marine, F. Burns, P. Kirkpatrick, S. Bogart, C. Inglee, D. Edgerly, P. Pingrey, U. Kopf. JUNIOR HIGH DANCE COMMITTEE FRONT ROW: C. LaCarte, D. Abbenante, M. Butto, B. Murray, P. Sharpe, M. Dalaba, B. Pattee. SECOND ROW: G. Smith, E. Toole, J. Rodes, 1. Chase, I. Ktarig, C. Cain, D. Chadwick, D. Benwore, B. Bennett, R. LoBarge. THIRD ROW: M. VanAernem, P. Jones, C. Crotty, J. Beecher, S. Bardin, P. Danahy, N. Mosher, J. Blinn. FOURTH ROW: D. Donovan, B. Seeley, G. Fortune, G. Johnson. FIFTH ROW: D. Smith, R. McQueen, C. Solenski, S. Jarvis, D. Juckett, R. Austin, J. D'Arrigo, T. Mallii, H. Rathbun. JUNIOR COMMITTEE OFTEN FRONT ROW: K. Greeney, J. Toylor, M. Fontaine. SECOND ROW: L. Philion, J. Labourr, C. Hartman. J. Johnson. THIRD ROW: D. Hunsperger, B. Maxson, S. Bogart, S. Wicks. TWO STUDY HALL PROCTORS APPOINTED BY BOARD FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA BEAUTICIANS’ CLASS Left to Right: 0. LoPon, J. Varley, C. Inglee. E. LefEngwell FRONT ROW: A. Huestis, W. Whitney, N. Graham, T. Brown, C. Kingsley, SECOND ROW: D. Wilson, J. Hogon, L, Thomos. HIGH SCHOOL BAND FRONT ROW: L. Palmer, iv. Lester, S. Hodges, S. Elms, S. Palmer, F. Morano, J. Sugolski, L. Chase P. Dunham, B. Brownlee, T. MunofF, G. Ryder, $. Cruden, G. Erickson, J. Taylor. SECOND ROW: C. Hartman, P. Copeland, L. Wilson, P. VonZerlinde, D. Smith, L. Purdy, J. Rhodes, F. LaPoint, A. Townsend, C. Wil- cox, R. Miller, N. Copchick, D. Geer, J. Lief, A. MacLaren, J. Hilton. THIRD ROW: N. Hitchcock, S. Bimn, C. Nobel, C. Novak, E. Fosmire, L. Chase, R. Prouty, D. Hunsberger, W. .Hagen, R. Murray, W. Townsend, R. Wardwell, R. Erwin, D. Hagen, R. Huckle, S. Wicks. FOURTH ROW: C. Sullivan, S. Jorvis, G. Harrington, N. Chase, J. Sugalski, C. Solenski, O. Campbell. HUDSON FALLS CENTRAL’S MAJORETTES Mazello Bover kussellcnn Canfield HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR FRONT ROW: C. Woodcock. H. Carpenter. C. Davis, P. Copeland. P. Pingrey, C. Sullivan, P. Normandin, B. Lemery, K. Gage, J. Taylor, S. Stewart, K. Marine, B. Chose, D. Dickinson, J. Jedrick, C. Cooper, L. White, P. Vickery, N. Hitchcock, L. Haskins, L. O'leary, T. Russell. SECOND ROW: H. Loveland, S. Grant, D. Edgerly, L. Philion, R. Canfield, D. Ryder, K. Sheldon, U. Kopf, K. Howard, C. Harris, M. Balfour, R. Burell, A. Townsend, M. Bover, B. Caputo, S. Stewart, R. Neff, L. Munoff, E. Wright. THIRD ROW: D. Johnson, A. Townsend, M. Simpson, B. Brownlee, L. Winne, G. Ryder, P. Newton, D. Hunsperger, N. Kopchick, D. Weaver, R. Mayotte, C. Giles, M. Cardinal, J. Johnson, S. Lopar, R. Porter, P. Harasha, V. Lee, E. Giles, J. McLean, C. Wilcox, V. Barren. FOURTH ROW: M. Korig, P. Salembier, J. Purdy, G. Hill, D. Demers, L. Chase, T. Pratt, P. Patten, J. Powhida, R. Whiting, G. Erickson, J. Varney, R. Domina, R. Canterbury, W. Holley, H. Johnson, G. Stott, R. Floyd, S. Tollman, D. MacDonald, R. Palmer, W. Pattee, D. Monroe. BOYS’ QUARTET FRONT ROW: D. Hunsperger, G. Erickson. SECOND ROW: S. Wicks, L. Palmer. HIGH SCHOOL ENSEMBLE FRONT ROW: T. Russell, P. Newton, P. Normandin, C. Sullivan, K. Marine, S. Stewart, E. Haskins. SECOND ROW: A. Townsend, D. Ryder, P. Pingrey, K. Gage, B. Chase, R. Burrell. THIRD ROW: N. Kopchick, L. Palmer, R. Canterbury, W. Pattee, L. Chase. FOURTH ROW: D. Hunsperger, G. Erickson, S. Wicks. L L JUNIOR HIGH CHOIR FRONT ROW: J. Miller, E. Hitchcock, M. Mammon, B. Pattee, J. Mischko, S. French, S. Cross. R. Lewis, S. Devine, C. Varney, D. Ccterbury, B. Blinn, M. Blinn, S. Barnes, C. Gatchell, L. Barot, D. Corlew, I. Underwood, L. Maynard, S. Sumner, D. Geer. SECOND ROW: J. Sumner, L. Leone, E. Jomes, L. Rossi, R. Robbins, A. Wood, H. Koskinas, C. Patten, M. Danahy, J. Newton, C. Feiler, D. Smith, D. Gould, K. Murray, L. Korig, E. Toole, J. Rhodes, S. LaBruzzo, B. Comisky, J. Krause, B. Harris, D. Trover, B. Morgan, M. Jones. THIRD ROW: B. Bennett, L. Johnson, L. Gordon, F. Greco, C. Varney, S. Serro, C. Bromley, S. Bardon, G. Davies, L. Rockefeller, M. Porter, L. Nash, J. Pingrey, M. Lydecker, J. Lowell, D. Harris, M. Wetherbee, E. Wetherbee, D. LaBarge, L. Jones, L. Bigelow, B. Carpenter, J. Bolsely, A. Rovello, D. Benwore, B. Burdick. 86 HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA FRONT ROW: $. Korb, T. Russell, C. Solenski, R. Neff, M. Bover, E. Wetherbee, S. North, A. Perkins. SECOND ROW: J. Newton, B. Moxson, S. Begelow, J. Krause, J. Labourr, M. Wetherbee, D. Canterbury, P. Forrest, L. Borden. THIRD ROW: B. Clark, C. Patten, B. Wardwell, S. Bogart, T. Pratt, D. MacDonald, B. Bennett, G. Durant, L. Leone. FOURTH ROW: J. Taylor, G. Erickson, J. Sugalski. FIFTH ROW: A. Townsend, C. Wilcox, D. Ryder, S. Hodges, C. Hartmann, L. Purdy. SIXTH ROW: N. Chase, S. Jarvis, O. Campbell, D. Hunsperger, R. Prouty, L. Chase, S. Wicks, B. Huckle, D. Hagen, J. Sugalski, P. Newton. ADVANCED STRINGS FRONT ROW: R. Neff, J. Labourr, J. Krouse. S. Bigelow. SECOND ROW: B. Maxson, S. Korb, P. Newton, B. Wordwell, S. Bogart, T. Pratt, D. MacDonald, T. Russell, J. Newton. During the past year, if one were to look either into the gym or out onto the athletic field, he coula have seen his school's athletic teams hard at practice. This practice led to seasonal victory in several sports. The time and work of both the teams and the coaches was rewarded. Hudson Falls Central High scored another victory in the field of sports which too often goes unrecognized. Although our first thoughts concerning a game or meet are usually, What was the score? we should not overlook two equally important facets of the game: 1. did the team show good teamwork, and 2. did Hudson Falls fans exhibit sportsmanship. Fortunately we can say yes to both these questions. It is as easy to be a good sport when our team is ahead as it is to pass the ball to a teammate when there is no danger of losing the game. But what happens when we are behind and the referee calls a penalty or a foul? What happens when the pressure is on and time is starting to run out? We know that these factors can lead to poor sportsmanship on our part and hogging the ball by the fellow who thinks he is the only one who can score the extra points. This year both the sportsmanship and team work have been outstand- ingly good, even during hard to take losing streaks. It's been a good year for sports and sportsmanship. THAT’S THE SPIRIT GALS ... GET UP STEAM! Barb, Virginia, and Fran with our banner, a familiar sight to sport fans. It is difficult to decide whether the enthusiasm of our cheerleaders inspired our boys to fight their hardest this season or the fine playing of the Tigers encouraged the cheer- leaders. It could well be a combination of the two. Our athletic teams made a fine showing this past season, and these gals added a great deal to the color and excite- ment of the contests. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS FRONT ROW: Karen Greeney, Judy Taylor. SECOND ROW: Judy Labourr, Eliza Giles, Beth Wordwell, Barbara Brownlee, Marianne Cardinal, Virginia Moore, Carol Hartman. 91 TIGERS WIN CO-CHAMPIONSHIP I960 FOOTBALL SEASON SEES STRONG DEFENSE FRONT ROW: William Schoefer, Coach Jeffereys, B. Bardin, J. Car penter, Coach Luciano, Cooch Heidorf. SECOND ROW: J. Malan B. Bennett, J. Michelucci, B. Sealy, J. Steele, H. Steele, S. Carlisle D. Jenkins, D. French, J. Henderson. THIRD ROW: D. Thayer, D. La Pan, J. Wright, D. Doshnaw, G. Fitzgerald, G. VanAernem, D. Juc kett, P. Potten, T. Coveleski. FOURTH ROW: J. Earle, W. Balcom, G. Stott, E. Namel, B. LaPoint, T. Havens, D. Rosati, J. Henderson. TOP ROW: (Managers) P. Luciano, B. Luciano, T. Butterfield, M. Cronin. J. V.’S CLAIM 4 WINS 1 LOSS FRONT ROW: A. MacDonald, R. Domino, J. Trockey, J. Whittington, G. Bordeaux, M. Needham, J. Behan. SECOND ROW: N. Chose, P. Boucher, D. Fountain, J. Varney, G. Baily, L. Gaulin, T. Beahan, THIRD ROW: Cooch Young, D. Nelson, J. Ryan, T. Hammett, T. Burns, M. Malan, Coach Chickanis. 92 NORTHERN CONFERENCE CO-CHAMPS Tigers. . . . . .12 Troy .... 25 Tigers. .. .. .43 Granville .... . . . . 14 Tigers. . . . . .13 Hudson .... 12 Tigers. . . . . .39 Corinth . .. . 12 Tigers. . . .. .14 Whitehall .... .... 20 Tigers. . . . . .27 Saint Mary's o Tigers. . . ... 7 Glens Falls ... 0 Tigers. . . .. .33 South High . . . . . . . 6 The Hudson Falls Tigers started practicing on Septem- ber third and ended the season on December 7, by beating South Glens Falls and establishing themselves as co-champs of the Northern Conference. This was accomplished despite the fact that the Tigers began the season with approximately forty-five inexperienced turnouts. The Tigers were sparked by the fine outside running of backs Jim Carpenter and Jim Steele, with line-smash- ing Harold Steele running out of the fullback slot. The remaining key position was taken by Bill Bennet. Of course a team could do nothing without a fine coaching staff. The team members will tell you that we have the best possible. Head Coach Heindorf has been the drive behind many title teams. He has the knack for getting results and admiration at the same time, which is quite a feat. Ned Jefferies as backfteld and offensive coach and Tony Luciano on line were responsible for the strong defense which won our championship for us. Coaches Young and Chickanis led the J.V.'s to a four and one season. Three cheers for our coaches! FRONT ROW: B. Davies. D. Pelkey, J. Forgozzi. T. Smith. SECOND ROW: W. Gregoire, J. Pecue, M. Donovan, B. Bresette, D. Barber, T. Loding, T. Frommer, C. Shenk, Cook, I. Holcom. THIRD ROW: M. White, P. Dorion, M. Crotty, T. Corlew, S. Osborn, D. Bemis, J. Pingrey, D. DeCamilla, B. Berg- man, R. Wicks. 93 Clory CONFERENCE TITLE AND SECTIONAL BID GO TO TIGERS Tigers. . . . ....51 Warrensburg .... 39 Tigers. . . . .... 42 Mechanicville .... 41 Tigers. . . . ....59 South High 45 Tigers. . . . ....64 Granville 39 Tigers. . . . ....56 Mechanicville .... 51 Tigers. . . . ....52 Glens Falls 49 Tigers. . . . ....53 Corinth 30 Tigers. . . . ....49 Saint Mary's 36 Tigers. . . . ....72 Whitehall 52 Tigers. . . . ....87 Fort Edward 47 Tigers. . . ....46 South High 53 Tigers. . . . ....67 Granville 26 Tigers. .. . ....54 Glens Falls 39 Tigers. . . . ....48 St. Mary's 42 Tigers. . . ...100 Whitehall 68 Tigers. . . . ....47 Fort Edward 40 H. Steele Hammett The Hudson Falls Tigers have just completed their most successful season of Northern Conference play since 1956. They have gained Both the Northern Conference Title and a bid for the Sectionals which will begin March 10th. To date, the Tigers under the coaching of Tony Luciano, have defeated every Con- ference team once and are well into the second round of play. The sectional bid was decided before a sold out gym in Hudson Falls on February 10th, with the 54—39 victory over Glens Falls. The J.V. squad, under the guidance of Coach Chickanis is having a slower season than usual, but they had their taste of glory when they beat the Glens Falls Five for the first time in four years. These boys have developed the desire to become good varsity players in the future. Coach Luciano 94 Bennett Winslowe Left to Right: Steve Carlisle, Cliff Winslowe, Bill Bennett, John Malan, Jim Carpenter, Harold Steele, Tom Clary, Taylor Hammett, Dan Hunsperger, Jim Steele. Carpenter Carlisle JUNIOR VARSITY FRONT ROW: T. Burns, J. Ryan, D. Rosati, B. Seeley. C. Doyle, J. Burke. J. Trackey, T. Nassi- vera. SECOND ROW: J. Lewis, Manager,- D. Bemis, L. Chase, D. LaPan, E. Hamel. J. Varney, B. Hoffnogle, A. Gibbs, D. Thayer, P. Patten, Coach Chickanis. Malan J. Steele Hunsperger 95 TIGER NINE FACE OFF SEASON FRONT ROW: Bill Butterfield, George Van Aernem, Dove Barber. Don Nelson, Coach Chickanls, Taylor Hammett, Dave LaPan. Dan SECOND ROW: Bill Larmen, Buzz Marins, manager; Bob Seely, Hunsperger, Dave Jenkins. Peter Patten. THIRD ROW: Ken Nossivera, Robert Van Aernem, Tigers . . . . 2 Whitehall 1 Tigers . . . . 4 Saint Mary's 5 Tigers .. . .10 Granville 11 Tigers ... . 7 Fort Edward 8 Tigers ... . 3 Glens Falls 7 Tigers 4 Saint Mary's 2 Tigers ... . 2 Fort Edward 8 Tigers .... 1 Glens Falls 7 Tigers .. . . 3 South High 4 Tigers ... . 3 Whitehall 1 Tigers. . . . ... .10 South High 7 Tigers. . . . .... 3 Corinth 12 Last spring the baseball squad encountered a dismal season. The season began with a hard-earned victory over Whitehall and ended in defeat at the hands of Corinth. The Tigers ended the season with an overall record of four wins and eight losses, and a conference record of two wins and five losses. This year the boys will be out once again under the able coaching of Coach Chickanis, striving to improve last year's tally. With the return of veterans LaPan, Pat- ten, Nelson and Hunsperger and the addition of several capable new men, this season should prove more profitable. The Tigers will certainly be out there trying. 96 TENNIS TEAM ’60 FRONT ROW: James Brown. SECOND ROW: John Huckle. THIRD ROW: Alan Forrest, Cooch Thompson. FOURTH ROW: Wallace Balcom. FIFTH ROW: Paul Chapman, Terrance Turner, William Troeber, Sam Wicks, Jeff Bogart. TENNIS TEAM SCORES HIGH IN CONFERENCE PLAY Last spring, the net men of Hudson Falls could be seen hard at practice under the experienced and watchful eye of Coach Glen Thompson. Led by such outstanding players as John Huckle, Alan Forrest, Jim Brown and Jeff Bogart, the tennis team en- joyed a winning season as they compiled a Northern Conference record of five wins and three losses. This spring, Balcom, Chapman, Troeber and Wicks will return to the courts, along with the new members of the team. We hope that once again Hudson Falls Central will produce a tennis team to watch for. 97 TRACK TEAM -’60 FRONT ROW: D. Giles, Coach Luciano. SECOND ROW: D. Dashnaw, J. Powhida, W. Bennett, L. Thayer, N. Rozelle, L. Gosslin, J. Russell, D. Thayer, D. Barber. THIRD ROW: A. Portier, C. Howe, W. Pottee, W. LaPan, G. Fitzgerald, P. Patten, J. Dunham, G. Earl. FOURTH ROW: J. Carpenter, J. Corrella, L. Greenberg, Evan Neff. D. Varmette, H. Steele. FIFTH ROW: W. Holley. R. Rourke, G. Mayotte, W. Colvin, E. Hamel. SIXTH ROW: J. Wilbur, J. Miccelucci, J. Malan, W. Gage, R. Carpenter. The Hudson Falls Track Team had a victorious season last spring. Our boys won eight out of nine track meets, the Northern Conference Track Meet, the Glens Falls Invitational Meet and the Class B, Section II Championship. This spring our squad will be composed of nearly the same men which formed last year's unbeatable team. Jim Michelucci and John Wilbur will concentrate on the one mile events, Jim Car- penter the 100 yard dash, and Jim and Harold Steele will specialize in the 440 and 220, respectively. Dick Rourke will be striving to break his own high jump record of six feet. The Tigers racked up a neat fifty eight points in the Northern Conference Meet. In yet another display, Hudson Falls ran their score up to ninety one points as compared with the second place total of twenty eight points. Coach Luciano certainly has good reason to be proud of last year's team, and will be working with his men again this spring, trying to maintain the honors won last season. 98 99 He looks determined, Jim. As we look through these glass doorways of the First National Bank of Hudson Falls, we think of all the merchants who have helped us make this Hermes a success. Without the money received from their advertisements, our funds with which to work would be limited. In order to produce a yearbook of superior quality, a tremendous amount of money is needed. You, the businessmen of this and neighbor- ing Communities are the ones who supply us with the lion's share of this income. All of the factors which make this book one in which we may be proud are made possible through your generosity. In return, we thank you for your cooperation and hope that you will be repaid through the advertisements which you purchased. 0 u R A D V E R T 1 S E R S 1961 BOOSTERS Mildred H. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Otis B. Barber Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Bardin Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Bardin Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Bardin Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bardin Mr. and Mrs. Leo Barrett Marilyn Bazinet Violet Bennett Mr. Gary S. 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DEYETTE General Contractor Parking Lots — Black Top Driveways Grader — Trench Digging Cinders — Gravel — Sand — Stone 25 Helen Street Box 253 Hudson Falls New York 1 Fourth Avenue Hudson Falls Gifts for the Home HUDSON FALLS HARDWARE CO. Plumbing and Hardware 221 Main Street RH 7-3177 RELIABLE BRANDS, INC. 85 Beaver Street Albany New York LOUISE HAT SHOP 152 Main Street Hudson Falls. New York EDGAR T. WASHER Custom-Made Formica Tops and Kitchen Cabinets Phone RH 7-5676 Flowers for All Occasions GARDEN GATE FLOWER SHOP 209 Main Street Hudson Falls Food at Its Best Steaks — Chops — Chicken MASSIE’S RESTAURANT Specializing in American and Italian Food 69 Main Street, South Glens Falls STEVENS COLONIAL COURT Hudson Falls, N. Y. Mr. Kline stands at the Colonial doorway of his new store with Paul Chapman, Jack Gaulin, Helen Loveland, Dave LaMarche, Doug French and Bill Troeber. WATKINS “PARKSIDE” FLOWERS B. and F. Davies — Guidance — Balanced Training Activities Placement in Key Positions in Business, Professional and Government Offices ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE 126 134 Washington Avenue Albany 10, N. Y. Dial RH 7 4013 PHILLIP L. BENTLEY BRICK HOUSE YARN SHOP Used Cars Bought and Sold 28 Main Street South Glens Falls, New York Helen Hailock, Prop. 24 Pearl Street Dial RH 7 5544 Spinnerin — Columbia — Minerva SAVASTA RADIO AND TV Transistors, Radios and Batteries 34 Main Street Hudson Falls Phone RH 7-6687 MARY 0 SHOP Infants and Children's Wear Women's Lingerie Hosiery and Blouses 154 Main Street Hudson Falls HEIL’S SHOE STORE NORMANDIN AGENCY, INC. Insure in Sure Insurance 180 Main Street Hudson Falls Hudson Falls New York LEMERY’S WELDING SHOP Ornamental Iron Railing Work Lower Warren St. Glens Falls RX 2-8046 K TRIAD’S MUSIC CENTER Home of Conn Band Insturments 19 Exchange Street Glens Falls h CAPACITOR DEPARTMENT GEN ERAL ELECTRIC HUDSON FALLS NEW YORK Russell Brown Vernon Brown BROWN BROS. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Commercial — Industrial — Residential Corner Lawrence and Cooper Streets Glens Falls Phone RX 3-3434 McKINNEY’S Feed, Grain and Gasoline Phone RH 7-5621 Hudson Falls New York LESTER’S STORE 129 Main Street Hudson Falls, New York CAROTA ALUMINUM SALES Combination Aluminum Windows and Doors 94 Main Street Dial RH 7-0262 BUTTERFIELD YOUNG, INC. Dial RH 7-3459 66 Oak Street Hudson Falls, N. Y. BOCCHI BROS. ESSO SERVICE Burgoyne Avenue Hudson Falls New York HAVENS HEATING 1 Spring Street Hudson Falls Dial RH 7-6623 D’AMICO’S RESTAURANT Corner of Dix Ave. and Whitehall Rood Hudson Falls, N. Y. STRAND BEAUTY SHOP Strand Theater Building Hudson Falls Phone RH 7-3791 CARLETON FUNERAL HOME, INC. Almon C. Wilson — Lie. Mgr. Lady Attendant Hospital Beds — Wheel Chairs SERVICE — Sincerely and Impartially Rendered Dial RH 7-4243 68 Main Street Hudson Falls MILLS RECREATION 4-6 Center Street Hudson Falls Phone RH 7-9835 Ready For an Exciting Career? Electronic Data Processing is just one of the many exciting careers offered by today's Insurance In- dustry. As a High School Graduate you can obtain training and begin build- ing a future in any one of several interesting, chal- lenging fields. You can provide security for your- self, while you help bring security to others. The Glens Falls Insurance Company is one of the oldest, most respected com- panies in the industry. Through its over 7,000 agents in the United States it offers the public nearly every form of insurance. The company's facilities are augmented by two other members of the Glens Falls Insurance Group; The National Life Assurance Company of Canada and the Glenway Corporation. Would you like to learn more about your future in the Insurance Industry? We invite you to talk to the friendly people in the Personnel Department of the Glens Falls Insurance Company, 291 Glen Street, Glens Falls, New York. Old and Tried Organized 1849 INSURANCE COMPANY Glens Falls, N. Y. The National Life Assurance Company of Canada The Glenway Corporation Members of the GLENS FALLS Insurance Group pest ®tsf)es tAety esiri- GLENS FALLS COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Sooth Glens Falls, New York MAXFIELD'S Tydol Fuel Oil Kerosene and Gasoline Dial RH 7-6100 Hudson Falls CHARLES P. BOMBARD Plumbing and Heating Oil and Gas Burners 20 No. Oak Street Hudson Falls Dial RH 7-4739 GEDMAN’S SUPERETTE 278 Main Street Hudson Falls New York Flowers by Wire HAGEN'S GREENHOUSES Dial RH 7-4647 Willow Street Hudson Falls TOWNSEND’S METAL SHOP HIRES ROOT BEER 4 Parry Street Hudson Falls Sheet Metal Work EMERY’S BARBER SHOP Below the Post Office 104 Main Street Hudson Falls SCHLAKE'S FINE FURNITURE 14 Lower Main Street Hudson Falls Dial RH 7-6580 MORGAN LINEN COMPANY, INC 15 Cooper Street Glens Falls New York Gary West WEST NEON SIGN CO. All Signs Point West HUDSON FALLS PAPER CORPORATION WHOLESALE PAPER MERCHANTS “Everything in the Paper Line” Hudson Falls New York Formol Rental Service New Garments in Stock at MICO’S Phone RX 7-6977 30 South Street Glens Falls 166 Main Street Dial RH 7-4732 McCANN’S PHARMACY Hudson Falls HANKS CANDY CO. Wholesale Confectionery 182 Maple Street Glens Falls LOCKE AGENCY, INC. First National Bank Building Hudson Falls, N. Y. YOUR Insurance dependent AGENT SERVES YOU FIRST PARKVIEW BARBER SHOP Main Street Hudson Foils Where Millions Save Millions F W WOOLWOHTH CO Glens Falls New York 3m GRANT’S GROCERY Phone RH 7-5012 55 John Street Hudson Foils FREE DELIVERY 7 Broad Street RX 2-3043 Service 24 Hours Juke Boxes — Games — Records Background Music Systems HENRY C. KNOBLAUCH SON “Knobby's Records” Since 1934 Hudson Falls, N. Y. RH 7-3454 Store SCHINE QUEENSBURY HOTEL and MOTOR INN Glens Falls, N. Y. Moitre D'Hotel Paul Andrews serves Patricia Kirkpatrick and Frances Burns to some delicacies at the Friday night Smorgasbord in the Gold Room. Congratulations Class of '61 FIELDER'S SERVICE DRUGS RH 7-4144 Main Street Hudson Falls Free Delivery Free Parking S H Green Stamps RILEY'S FUNERAL HOME MERKEL GELMAN Glens Falls, N. Y. FASHIONS OF DISTINCTION The Store of Cheerful Service Hudson Falls New York M. D. WATERMAN Philco and Admiral TV Sales and Service HI-FI Records 159 Main Street Hudson Falls Hallmark and Norcross Greeting Cards Costume Jewelry DEAN’S GIFT SHOP 174 Main Street Hudson Falls BERNARD Hair by Stale air 1 Warren Street Glens Falls FLOYD’S MARKET 27 Main Street, Hudson Foils Rt. 9 SKYLINE BOWLING ALLEYS Glens Falls, N. Y. 7 Miller Hill — Open Daily at 10:00 — ST0RYT0WN, U. S. A. GHOST TOWN and GASLIGHT VILLAGE Dial RH 7-4147 BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO. of NEW YORK 151 Main Street Hudson Falls HOLLISTER’S PLUMBING AND HEATING CORP. 131 River Street Hudson Falls GOOD FOOD MARTHA’S RESTAURANT 136 Main Street Hudson Falls New York Wheel Goods Toys — Auto Ports Accessories Sports Equipment 188 Main Street, Hudson Falls Everything in the Music Line BRAYDON CHAPMAN 144-146 Glen Street Glens Falls THE OUTLET Men's and Boys’ Store Glen Street Glens Falls EDWARD C. HUGHES AGENCY, INC. General Insurance 88 Main Street Hudson Falls BENSON’S 85 Main St. Esso. DIALI CENTER Hudson Falls, N. Y. Dial RH 7-5166 PAT’S FIRESTONE 14 Main Street Hudson Falls WILEY’S Your Family Shoe Store 19 Warren Street Glens Falls L. H. MEAD FLORIST Dial RH 7-4029 Hudson Falls MILDRED ELLEY SECRETARIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS 227-229 Quoil St., Albany, N. Y. Send for Catalog BURNS NEWS AGENCY, INC. I AST minute NEWS Wholesale Newspapers and Magazines 80-84 Glen Street Glens Falls New York EZRA R. DICKINSON AND SON GAS AND FUEL OIL DISTRIBUTERS 52 Main Street Hudson Falls RLANGER’S MEN'S ««BOYS'STORE INC Glens Foils, N. Y. MIKE'S GROCERY Michael and Nickie Piscitelli Proprietors 55 Maple Street Hudson Falls SAVOY HOUSE OF BEAUTY 2 Pearl Street Hudson Falls RH 7-4514 Plumbing D. A. JUCKETT Quality Work and Material Moss Street Phone RH 7-6189 Heating Hudson Falls HOGAN’S DAIRY PRODUCTS Phone RH 7-4981 Maple Street Hudson Falls DAIRY i:-i i -i -i -i -r-i 1 THE SANDY HILL IRON AND BRASS WORKS Hudson Falls, New York CuCiV WT' | John Herzog and Charles Caputo take a tour of the Sandy Hill plant. Builders of Pulp and Paper Making Machinery for More Than a Century Extends Congratulations to the 1961 GRADUATING CLASS of the HUDSON FALLS CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Ship Freight Fast by Motor Truck Night Day Fort Edward BURGOYNE TRUCK LEASING CORP. 63 Burgoyne Avenue New York WHENINTHE MOOD FOR FINE FOOD Try KINGSBURY HOTEL 140 Main Street Hudson Falls Glen Street HARRINGTON’S GARAGE THE ECONOMY DEPT. STORE Your Family Store K. L. NASSIVERA Glens Falls Specialists in Automatic Transmissions Burgoyne Avenue MONUMENTS BY Hudson Falls ttutpaint Electric Contractor 76 Blvd. Hudson Falls Meats and Groceries VICTOR A. LOISELLE AGGIE S MARKET RH 7-4170 33 Lower Oak Street Lower Main Street, Hudson Falls Hudson Falls DOLAN'S PHARMACY 140 Glen Street Glens Falls, N. Y. KARL R. RISSLAND Portrait and Commercial Photographer 89 John Street Hudson Falls Phone RH 7-3370 For 24 Hour Service Radio Dispatched Cabs ARROW CAB 173 Main Street Hudson Falls, N. Y. CLARK’S DISCOUNT DEPARTMENT STORE 233 Warren Street Glens Falls New York DELONG'S DAIRY BAR Sandwiches Banana Splits — Ice Cream Glenwood Avenue Bay Rood Glens Falls GOLDSTOCK’S SPORTING GOODS, INC. Corner of Glen and Park Streets Glens Falls Infants Wear School Supplies — Greeting Cards IAGASSE VARIETY STORE 147 Main Street Hudson Falls Phone N. Y. RH 7-7339 Try Our Cleaning — You'll Like the Difference Dial RX 2-1723 or RX 2-4528 89 Boy Street Glens Falls KING SALES CORP. Sales — Services Electric Appliances P. O. Box 611 Boulevard Glens Falls Dial RX 2-9000 A. McKEE SPEAR Insurance Safety — Security — Service 248 Main Street Dial RH 7-0282 Hudson Falls NASSIVERA’S Compliments of GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION Phone RX 2-0229 MILFRANK’S RESTAURANT Cor. Dix and Queensbury Aves. RD 1, Glens Falls, New York Lake George Road Imported Food Candies Housewares ABC EQUIPMENT REFRIGERATION CO., INC. Hotels — Restaurants — Institutions — Clubs Phoine RX 3-3456 28-30 Elm Street Glens Falls, New York BOULEVARD BOWLING CENTER Brunswick Automatics :Underlane Returns: Phone RX 2-1525 Open Bowling at All Times Luncheonette: Greasing — Washing — Vulcanizing Don't Fuss — Coll Gus GUS ESSO CENTER Dial RH 7-4200 190 Main Street Hudson Falls Meats and Groceries E. B. WEBSTER 56 Feeder Street Hudson Falls For Good Printing Dial Rh 7-4242 SANDY HILL PRESS New York Vic Wiley, Proprietor 40 Maple Street Hudson Falls Miss Gloria Schiavoni shows Grant's school supplies to Jock Gaulin, Helen Loveland, Douglas French, David laMarche, Bill Troeber and Paul Chapman. W. T. GRANT COMPANY 144 Main Street Hudson Falls New York LELAND PAPER CO., INC. Specialists in Paper ond Paper Products 76 Lawrence Street Glens Falls Dial RX 2-0949 CLARY’S PHARMACY The Prescription Store William Clary, Proprietor 46 Main Street Hudson Falls Glens Falls Since 1869 In Glens Falls, N. Y. THE FRIENDLY DEPARTMENT STORE . . . Including . . . . Shoes . Beauty Salon . Young Junior Shop Convenient Parking at Elm-Shoplot (rear of store) NORTHERN HOMES 10 LaCross Street Hudson Falls, New York Jhe fashion S , top 15 17 19 Ridge Street Glens Falls, N. Y. THE DIX GARAGE lower Dix Avenue Hudson Falls Owned and Operated by Ralph R. Arnold Phone RH 7-0004 Glens Falls MERT'S RESTAURANT 128 Glen Street New York Fresh Groceries, Meats and Produce Dial RH 7 6793 VIC’S PRODUCE MARKET 13 Feeder Street Hudson Falls Donna Benson and Pat Kirkpatrick look over the trucks at HILLMAN BROTHERS operators of FORT EDWARD EXPRESS CO., INC. and NORTHERN MOTOR CARRIERS, INC. Route 9 Saratoga Road Fort Edward, N. Y. ARKELL SMITHS THE OLDEST NAME IN PAPER BAGS 1859 1961 Headquarters and Factory at Hudson Falls, New York ALLEN’S MEN’S SHOP LEWIS GROCERY STORE Bond Clothes 38 Burgoyne Avenue 262 Glen Street DONALD BEDEAUX Building Remodeling Glens Falls Hudson Falls, N. Y. BETTER FRUITS 5 Mercy Street Hudson Falls “Service Is Our First Thought’’ RH 7-3938 P. J. Holmes D. L. West lUe Gante n Where Kids Meet and Stay Off the Street 33 Warren Street, Glens Falls, New York Owned and operated by C. S. CARLTON SONS, INC. BRONK COAL AND LUMBER CO., INC Modern Cabinet Doors Made by Bronk. Ursula Kopf and Sharon Grant Peek Inside. Parry Street Hudson Falls, New York Phone RH 7-4136 or RH 7-4137 DEAK'S Meats and Groceries Free Delivery Diol RH 7-9880 Home Mode Ice Cream Milk — Grade A Homogenized QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS Phone RH 7-5976 YANK PAPER STOCK COMPANY 35 Allen Street Hudson Falls New York MR. MRS. G. PATRICK DuPELL Wish Good Luck to the Class of 1961 WAGONER BUSINESS EQUIPMENT Royal Typewriter Agency 29 Warren Street Glens Falls J. E. SAWYER CO., INC. Distributors Hardware, Steel, Mill Supplies Plumbing and Heating Materials Kohler Fixtures — Goulds Pumps Patronize Your Local Hardware Dealer and Plumber 64-78 Glen Street, Glens Falls IDEAL DAIRY FARMS Doubles Up for Jim Carpenter, Ben Bardin and Bill Holley. N. G. DICKINSON AND SON Serving Hudson Falls, Glens Falls and South Glens Falls Fort Ann and Fort Edward Our Yearbook Photographer STEVENSON’S STUDIO “home of personality portraits’’ 199 Main Street Hudson Falls, N. Y. RH 7-5032 Bill Bennett and Barbara Lemery pose for Mr. Stevenson. AIR-LAND MOTOR PARTS, INC. Automotive Equipment Machine Shop Service 23-25 Bay Street Glens Falls, N. Y. RX 2-0921 Hudson Falls Granville Greenwich Keep Well Informed Read THE POST-STAR and THE GLENS FALLS TIMES RH 7-3329 MY 2-2254 And now, Fran and Pot close the doors to the business section, and say “thank you” to our advertisers. OUR AWARD WINNING SENIORS ALL-STATE OPTIMISTS’ GOOD CITIZENS D. A. R. AWARD Kathy Marine, Carol Sullivan. NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP Liz Haskins LATIN AWARDS Liz Haskins, Jerry Liberty D. Johnson, W. Holley, L. Smith, J. Ross, absent — W. Hagen. FRONT ROW: B. Nolin, L. Munoff, E. Haskins. SECOND ROW: D. Ryder, N. Bardin, M. Jones, absent — P. Normandin. ADDITIONAL N.M.S. AWARDS: Penny Normandin, Jan Sugalski, Paul Taylor, William Troeber, Joe Palmer. SCIENCE SEMINAR Don Juckett, Bill Holley. GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD: James Carpenter 125 CHAIRMEN AND SECRETARIES OF CITIZEN'S COMMITTEES SEATED: William Philion, Co-Chairman Citizens Advisory Committee.- Mrs. Edward Townsend, Secretary, Citizens Advisory Committee; Charles F. Hartwell, Co-Chairman, Citizens Advisory Committee; Mrs. Francis Eilers, Secretary, Building Needs Sub-Committee,- Raymond S. Sugalski, Chairman, Building Needs Sub-Committee.- STANDING: Edward Townsend, Chairman, Budget Sub-Committee,- Mrs. Irwin Wicks, Secretary, Services Sub-Committee,- Mrs. Frank Wilcox, Secretary, Curriculum Sub-Committee,- John Signor, Chairman, Teachers' Salaries and Staffing Sub-Committee,- Robert Bombard, Secretory. Teachers' Salaries and Staffing Sub-Committee; THIRD ROW: Fred Davies, Chcirman, Services Sub-Committee. BOND ISSUE PASSED BOARD OF EDUCATION FRONT ROW: William G. Huckle, Dana King, Superintendent of SECOND ROW: Frank Hillman, John L. Vaughn, Paul J. Brown, Dr. Schools; Margaret M. Murphy, Vice-President; J. Walter Juckett, Milton J. Greenberg, Howard H. Griffin, Raymond E. Heil. President of the Board; Bertram J. Dube, Clerk; Sylvester Sullivan. 126 WE EXPRESS OUR GRATITUDE Our Board of Education has now completed plans to provide for additional expansion in our school system. This has been achieved by the passing of a controversial bond issue by the voters of this school district. The Board and several Citizens' Committees fought what at times seemed a losing battle as the opposition to the issue became stronger. After several open debates on the needs of the recommendations, the voters were convinced of the necessity of passing the issue. Briefly, the bond issue provides for: 1. Additional cafeteria ond classrooms for the Junior-Senior High School. 2. The old Margaret Murphy School section which was erected in 1865 and is now considered to be unsafe and inefficient to operate, is to be renovated. 3. Additional classrooms will be added to the Maple Street and Moss Street Schools. 4. The Number Nine School will receive two classrooms, a principal's office, and an all-purpose room which will serve as cafeteria, auditorium and gymnasium. Those most directly responsible for the acceptance by the voters of the bond issue are the Board of Education, members of the Citizens' Committees, and members of the high school faculty. We would also like to express our thanks to Ralph Romano, vice- president of the WWSC radio station. Miss Mason, reporter for the Post Star, Mrs. Cooper Rhodes, who organized a group of women for the purpose of eliciting public opinion and revealing the story to the citizens, and the numerous members of the community who worked on this campaign. The Class of 61 salutes all who devoted their time to this issue, which has helped unlock the door to future knowledge. 127 DOORWAYS TO LEARNING . .. DIX AVENUE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DAVID BUTLER Science Club Dramatics RUSSELLAN CANFIELD Glee Club, Dramatics, Pep Club, Biology Club, Drum Majorette, Library Club. THOMAS BELDEN Junior High Dance Committee Freshman Science Club LESTER BRADLEY STEPHEN CARLISLE Varsity Football Varsity Basketball KATHLEEN DINGMAN F. H. A. CLIFTENE HARRIMAN Library Club, Hostess Club, Baton Twirlers, French Club, Photog- raphy Club, F. H. A., Dramatics, HERMES Staff. LEFA HOPKINS Glee Club PAULINE LA ROE Home Economics Club ROBERT MONROE JOEL PALMER WALTER PATTEE GARLAND WALSH JEANNE WARD Freshman Science Club Junior High Science Club Etymology Club Glee Club, Choir and Boys' Quartet HUDSON FALLS CENTRAL SCHOOL JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL ... HUDSON FALLS SCHOOLS I