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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1970 volume:

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What next?’ ” Carl Sandburg We are intense and imaginative . . . . . . industrious and creative . . . . . . whimsical and capricious . . . Prom Court Donato Ianucci 1968 king Glen Pratt king Joel Haskell Donald Labourr Mary Joan DePalo Michael Woodell Joanne Brunelle Anthony DiChiro Jean Clear Daniel Burke Cathy Moffitt Nancy Doyle 1968 queen Christine Luciano queen Marsha Ryder Terry Gordon Donna Race Randy Patten Pamela Benack Michael Gauthier Joyce Fuss Robert Cronin Barbara Pulver £. WX . . . pensive and mature . . . mk mm -« ■pOAJOAU I We inherit a legacy that you have created for us. Where to? What next? T £ N T S Dedication Administration Faculty Seniors Underclassmen Activities Sports Advertisements DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION FACULTY Although we will be striving forever to attain the high goals which you have set for us, we will always keep in mind the one who instilled these spirits in us—victory and fair play. You counseled us in those difficult situations that we’ve en- countered through the course of our school years, and your great willingness to listen was tremend- ously appreciated. The realization that you were behind us all the way, the necessary push that you set forth to make us “hang in there,” and the friendly smile that was always available for us will never be forgotten. Therefore, we, the Class of 1970, dedicate this HERMES to you, Mr. Thomas (Coach Chick) Chickanis. Board of Education J. Bernard Labourr, Superintendent J. W. Juckett R. Heil M. Greenburg 20 W. Andrews Mathematics V. Bloomer Librarian K. Boos English M. Baker Latin J. Andrejkovics Social Studies C. Storey Guidance N. Morano Guidance G. Benscoter French A. Grey Guidance 22 R. Chatel Science V. D’Angelico Commercial V. Dietrich Mathematics J. Dean Science R. Daly R. Dingman Mathematics Social Studies W. Dorion Social Studies H. Garrow Science G. Eichin Driver Ed., Ind. Art J. Holmes Social Studies M. Dolan Mathematics H. Gross English W. Dunham Commercial P. Haggerty Science H. Hamel School Nurse A. Luciano Phys. Ed. G. Matson English J. Morano Physical Education D. Speicher Spanish S. Steyert Mathematics V. Ritorto Social Studies G. Round Special Ed. G. Stasko Commercial A. Peachman Social Studies R. Rose English J. Washburn Homemaking J. Osterhoudt English G. McKernon Monitor I. Nevens Monitor T. Newton A griculture 28 E. Harris Monitor B. Wheless Monitor i itt r CAFETERIA Row 1: V. Nuffer, M. Cameron, M. Cornell, G. Bernard, M. Clear. Row 2: T. Mayotte, M. Phillips, C. Sciancalepore, A. Havens. F. Dumas, K. Burlett, F. Farley, D. Cook. BUS DRIVERS L. to R.: A. Durkee, D. Wilson, H. Stickney, R. Ellis, Mrs. Weaver, D. Mayotte, W. Seeley, F. Comiskey. SENIORS 31 PATRICIA ALTIZIO Patty Library Club 9, 11, 12; Pep Club 10-12 KEITH ARLINGTON Kugar Freshman Science Club 9; Thespian Society 10-12; Drama Club—Best Supporting Actor, Best Boy Backstage, Student Director, Stage Manager; Dra- ma Club 9-12 HELEN ARMSTRONG Library Club 11; Literary Club 11; Nurses Club 11; Ski Club 11; Pep Club 11 MICHELE AURELIA Student Council 11; Ski Club 11; Pep Club 10-11 BERTHA BALL Bert French Club 11; Future Teachers 10; Girls’ Hi-Y 12; Library Club 12 KATHY BARBER National Honor Society 12; Physical Science Sem- inar 11; Spanish Club 12 ! . 32 AUDREY BELDEN Girls’ Hi-Y 11-12; HERMES; Latin Club 9, 11; Library Club 10-12; Nurses Club 10-12; P. A. Staff 12; Physical Science Seminar; President of Nurses Club 12 PAMELA BENACK Choir 9-12; Choraliers 9-12; P. A. Staff 12; Spanish Club 9-10; Junior Prom Decoration Committee KATHY BIGELOW Art Club 11-12; HERMES 12; HERMES Lay- out Editor; Junior Prom Decoration Committee; Ski Club 10-11 ETHEL BOHLMAN Dee Freshman Science Club 9; Latin Club 10; Li- brary Club 9-12; Nurses Club 10; P. A. Staff 12; Pep Club 9-12 33 TIMOTHY BORDEN Tim National Honor Society 11-12; Physical Science Seminar 12; Orchestra 9-11; Track 11; Soccer 11-12. JOHN BORLANG Ski Club 9-11; Track 10-11; Wrestling 9; Base- ball 10-11 MELODY BREAULT CHRISTINE BREEN Choir 9, 11; Drama Club 9; Spanish Club 10-11; Student Council 9; Ski Club 10-11; Junior Prom Decoration Committee JO-ANNE BRITT Drama Club 9; French Club 11-12; Girls’ Hi-Y 11-12; Hermes 12; Library Club 9-10; Nurses Club 10-12; Junior Prom Decoration Committee JOANNE BRUNELLE Cheerleaders 10-11; Choir 9-10; Freshman Science Club 9; P. A. Staff 12; Ski Club 10-12 CHARLES BUCHANAN Charlie French Club 9; Physical Sci. Seminar 12; Student Council 9-10; Ski Club 11-12; Track 10-12; Bas- ketball 9-10; Cross Country 11-12: Junior Senate CATHERINE BUNKER Red Choir 9; Choraliers 10; Drama Club 10; French Club 11; Girls’ Hi-Y 11-12; Hermes 12; Ski Club 11; Junior Prom Decoration Committee VIKKI BURCH P. A. Staff 12 DANIEL BURKE Bur key Latin Club 9; Student Council 12; Track 9-12; Football 10-12; Basket- ball 10; Latin Award; Physical Fit- ness Award MICHAEL BURNS PETER BURRALL Choir 9; Latin Club 9; National Honor Society 10-12; Orchestra 12; Band 9-12 35 SHARON CAIN Bowling Club 10-12; Business Club 11-12; Fresh- man Science Club 9; Girls’ Hi-Y 11-12; Library Club 9-10; President of Business Club 12 DONALD CANTERBURY WILLIAM CAPROOD Bill Baseball 9-11; Football 9-12; Basket- ball 9-11 GEORGE CARDINAL Choir 9-10; Spanish Club 9; Track 10; Cross Country 10 LINDSAY CARTE French Club 9; Future Teachers 11; Student Coun- cil 12; Football 10; Basketball 9-12 SUSAN CASE Choir 9; Latin Club 9, 11; National Honor Society 11-12; Orchestra 9; Treasurer of National Honor Society 12; Junior Senate JOHN CATALFAMO Football 9,10, 12 ELIZABETH CHABOT Ho-Jo Business Club 11-12; Cheerleaders 10-12; Choir 9-12; Drama Club 9-12; French Club 9-12; Hermes 12; Latin Club 11; P. A. Staff 12; Student Coun- cil 11; Ski Club 9-12; Thespian Society 9-12; Pep Club 9-12; French Club Treasurer 11 MARY LOU CHADWICK Business Club 11 ROGER CHADWICK Rog Track 9-11; Wrestling 10-11; Cross Country 10-12 JEAN CLEAR Choir 9-12; Drama Club 9-11; French Club 10-12; Girls’ Hi Y 10-12; Latin Club 9; Library Club 9; National Honor Society 10-12; Nurses Club 11; Orchestra 9-12; Band 9-12; Thespian Society 9-11; Prom Court; President of Hi-Y 12; Secretary of National Honor Society 12 VIVIAN CLEAR Business Club 11; Freshman Science Club 9; Girls’ Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; Library Club 9; Business Club Treasurer; Junior Prom Decoration Com- mittee 37 DANIEL CRANNELL Hermes 12; Spanish Club 12; Wres- tling 11 ROBERT CRONIN Ola Student Council 9; Baseball 9-10; Football 9-12; Basketball 9-11; Soph- omore Class President DONALD DANIELS Beefer Band 9; Baseball 10-11; Basketball 9-11; Soccer 11 PETER DASHNAW Pete Freshman Science Club 9; P. A. Staff 12; Student Council 9; Track 9, 10,12 JAMES CONLEE Hundels Spanish Club 9; Baseball 9-11; Basketball 9-11 LEONARD CONSTANTINEAU hen Ski Club 9-11 DOUGLAS DAVIS Bowling Club 9-11 JEAN DEARLOVE Bowling Club 11; Choir 9; Nurses Club 10-12; Spanish Club 12; Band 9-12; Ski Club 9; Treas- urer ol Nurses Club 11 LINDA DENNIS Art Club 9-11; Art Award 9; Junior Prom Decoration Chairman; Art Club Treasurer 10; Vice-Pres. 11 JOSEPH DEPALO Jose Band 9-10; Track 9-12; Wrestling 9- 12; Football 9-10; Soccer 11-12; Cap- tain of Soccer; Captain of Wrestling MARY JOAN DEPALO Bubbles Drama Club 11; HERMES 12; National Honor Society 12; P. A. Staff 12; Spanish Club 9-11; Student Council 11; Sr. Committee of Ten; Edi- tor-in-Chief of HERMES; Junior Prom Court; Sophomore Class Vice-Pres.; Spanish Club Pres. 11; Spanish Club Sec. 10; Syracuse Conference 11-12 39 KAREN DEVITT SHARON DEYETTE Business Club 11-12; Choir 9; Library Club 9; Band 9-11; Pep Club 9-11 ANTHONY DICHIRO Guesinsio Baseball 9-11; Football 9-12; Basketball 9-11 SANFORD DOWMONT Choir 9-12; Choraliers 11; Orchestra 9-12; Band 9-12; Track 9-11; Cross Country 11; Soccer 12 RICHARD DOYLE Ducker Track 9-11; Cross Country 9-12; Jr. Prom Decoration Committee ROBERT DOYLE BARBARA EDGERLY Barb Pep Club 9-11; Prom Decoration Committee 40 DEBORAH EDGERLY Bowling Club 11-12; Drama Club 9; Library Club 9-12; Spanish Club 9-10 JEFFERY ELLIOTT Choir 9-12; Choraliers 9-12; Key Club 10-12; National Honor Society 11-12; P. A. Staff 12; Phys. Sci. Seminar 11; Student Council 9-12; Or- chestra 9-12; Band 9-12; Ski Club 10-11; Track 9-12; Cross Country 9-11; Student Council Sec. 10; Lt. Gov. of Key Club 11; Pres. 12; Area All State Music 9-12 GABRIEL FAHLMANN Latin Club 9; Soccer 11-12 ROSEMARY FALLACARO Roe Business Club 12; Girls’ Hi-Y 10-12; HERMES 12; Spanish Club 9-11; Pep Club 9-11; Junior Prom Decoration Committee DENNIS FICAL Fic Basketball 10, 11 NANCY FISHER Cosmetology 11-12 STEPHEN FLECKENSTEIN Choir 9; Ski Club 9-11; Track 11; Football 9-11; Cross Country 12 CHRISTOPHER FOWLER Chris Track 10-11; Cross Country 11 LAURIE FRANlt Art Club 9; Choir 9; French Club'10-12; HERMES 12 MICHAEL FREEBURN Choir 9-12; Choraliers 9-12; Key Club 10-12; National Honor Society 10-12; Physical Science Seminar 11; Student Council 9-10; Orchestra 9- 12; Band 9-12; Ski Club 9-11; Tennis 9-11; Soc- cer 11-12; National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist; National Honor Society President; Key Club Sec- retary 42 GLENN FULLERTON Track 10-12; Cross Country 11-12 DEBORAH GARNSEY Art Club 11; French Club 9; Pep Club 9-10 JOHN GAUCI Wrestling 10; Auto Mechanics Club; Vocational Industrial Club JANE GAULIN Business Club 11; Drama Club 9; Girls’ Hi-Y 12; Library Club 9-10; Pep Club 9-11; Junior Prom Decora- tion Committee KEITH GAULIN Choir 9; Freshman Science Club 9; Student Coun- cil 9, 12; Ski Club 9-12; Track 9-11; Football 9-10; Basketball 9 MICHAEL GAUTHIER Freshman Science Club 9; Ski Club 11; Track 9- 12; Cross Country 11-12; Junior Prom Decoration Committee 43 LARRY GOODSPEED HERMES 12; Latin Club 9; Nation- al Honor Society 10-12; Physical Sci- ence Seminar 11; Student Council 9; Band 9-10; HERMES Activity Editor; Syracuse Citizenship Conference TERRY GORDON Moose P. A. Staff 12; Track 9-12; Wrestling 11; Football 9-12; Basketball 9; Jun- ior Class President; Junior Prom Decoration Committee Chairman WALTER GRAHAM Football 9 STEPHEN GREEN Greenie Bowling Club 10; Choir 9; Football 10-11 44 RHONDA HAAS Sam Choir 9-10; Drama Club 10-12; Library Club 9-12; Spanish Club 11-12; Thespian Society 12 SHEILA HAVENS Mush Mouse Drama Club 9-10; French Club 10; Majorettes 9-10; Thespian Society 10 JOHN HIGGINS TERRY HITCHCOCK GARY HOAG EILEEN HOWARD Future Homemakers 9-10; P. A. Staff 12 45 JANE INGRAHAM Choir 9-10 BARBARA IRELAND Choir 9-10; Freshman Science Club 9; Spanish Club 9-10; Pep Club 9 KERRY IRVINE Toots Choir 9-12; Choraliers 11-12; French Club 11-12; Girls’ Hi-Y 11-12; Hermes, 12; National Honor Society 12; Nurses Club 12;-P. A. Staff 12; Band 9-12; Junior Prom Decoration Committee; Pep Club 9; Area All-State Choir 10 JUDY JARVIS Business Club 11 JUDITH JAY Ju-Ju Bee Business Club 11-12; Choir 9-10; Ski Club 9-11 STEPHEN JOINER Steve Choir 9; Physical Science Seminar 11; Baseball 10 KAREN JONES Choir 9; French Club 9-10; Student Council 9-11; Ski Club 11; Pep Club 9-10 ROBERT JONES THOMAS KARIG Krag Choir 9-11; Drama Club 10-12; Hermes Photo Editor; Key Club 11-12; Latin Club 9; Physical Science Seminar 11; Student Council 11-12; Or- chestra 9-12; Band 9-12; Thespian Society 10-12; Area All-State 10-12; Area All-State County 9-11; President of Thespian Society WAYNE KEECH Soccer 9 PETER KELLER Kraut Choir 9-11; Drama Club 9-11; Physical Science Seminar 11; Orchestra 9-12; Band 9-12; Ski Club 9-12; Thespian Society 11-12; National Honor Society 12 KAREN KELLEY Library Club 10-12; Ski Club 10-11; Pep Club 9-12 DIANE KNIGHT HERMES 12; Library Club 9; Span- ish Club 11; Pep Club 9-12 GARY LABRUZZO Dozzel Freshman Science Club 9; Student Council 9, 11; Baseball 9-12; Foot- ball 10; Basketball 9; Soccer 9, 12 HENRY LAFOUNTAIN SHARRON LAPAN Business Club 11; Future Homemakers 9; Fu- ture Teachers 11; Library Club 11-12; Nurses Club 11 48 JACK LAPELLE Student Council 10; Baseball 9-10; Football 9-10 KEVIN LAPOINT Moaner Choir 9-12; Choraliers 9-12; French Club 11; Key Club 12; P. A. Staff 12; Student Council 9-11; Band 9-12; Orchestra 9-12; Track 11; Base- ball 9-10; Phvs. Fitness Award 9; Area All State Choir 9; Area All State Band 10-12; Washington County Band 9-12; Washington County Orchestra 11 LINDA LEGAULT Girls’ Hi-Y 12; HERMES 12 PAUL LEMERY French Club 10-11; Track 9-11; Foot- ball 10-11 EDITH LESTER Edie Choir 9-10; French Club 10-12; Freshman Science Club 9; HERMES 12; Latin Club 9; Library Club 10-12; Nurses Club 11-12 JAMES LEVISON Jim Choir 9-10; Key Club 10-12; Student Council 9-10; Band 9-12; Ski Club 10-12; Tennis 9-11; Soccer 11-12; Key Club Treasurer 11-12 49 DEBORAH LEWIS Tui Choir 9-12; Choraliers 10-12; Drama Club 9-11; Girls’ Hi-Y 11-12; HERMES 12; Nat. Honor So- ciety 11-12; P. A. Staff 12; Orchestra 9-12; Thes- pian Society 10-11; Rotary Exchange Student 1968- 1969; HERMES Ass’t. Ed.-in-Chief HERBERT LEWIS Herb Bowling Club 12; French Club 11-12; Phys. Sci. Sem. 12; Track 9-11; Football 9-11 STACIA LEWIS And French Club 11; Literary Club 11 CHRISTINE LUCIANO Chris Cheerleaders 10-12; Choir 9-12; Choraliers 10-12; French Club 10; Nat. Honor Society 11-12; P. A. Staff 12; Student Council 12; Area All State Choir 12; Junior Prom Queen; Stu- dent Council Treas. 9; Student Council V. P. 11 MATTHEW MABB Matt Choir 9; Spanish Club 10; Baseball 10 MICHAEL MABB Mike Choir 9-11; Freshman Science Club; Spanish Club 9-10 50 DIANE MacDONOUGH Mac Choir; French Club; HERMES 12; Latin Club 9; Library Club 9, 10, 12; National Honor So- ciety 11-12; P. A. Staff 12; Hermes Literary Editor EDWARD MARINO Ed HERMES 12; Key Club 10-12; Student Council 12 WALTER MATTERN Butch Ski Club 11; Track 9-12; Football 10-12 MARK MAYNARD National Honor Society 12; Track 9; Wrestling 10-11; Basketball 9; Cross Country 11; Soccer 12 RICHARD MAYNARD JOAN McCANN Jo-Belle National Honor Society 12; Physical Science Semi- nar 11; Team for “Answers Please” 12; Ass’t Lit- erary Ed. of HERMES, Jr. Prom Decoration Com- mittee 11; Pep Club 9, 10, 12; Drama Club 10- 12; Thespian Society 11-12; P. A. Staff 12; Girls’ Hi-Y 11-12; Ski Club 9-12; French Club 9-12; Latin Club 11; Library Club 9; Choir 9 51 Patrick McCullough Culla National Honor Society 11, 12; Track 9-11; Foot- ball 10-12; Basketball 9; Sophomore Class Sec- retary GLENN McENTEE Scrub mischell McGinnis Mihhi Business Club 10-11; Choir 9; Dra- ma Club 11 DARLENE MIDDLETON Dar Art Club 9; Library Club 9-12 52 CATHY MOFFITT Art Club 9, 10; Business Club 12; Cheerleader 11, 12; Choir 9, 10; Future Homemakers 12; Girls’ Hi-Y 11-12; Hermes 12; Library Club 9, 10; P. A. Staff 12; Student Council 9-11; Junior Prom Court DARLENE MONE Choir 9-10; HERMES 12; Library Club 10-12; Pep Club 9-12; Jr. Prom Decoration Committee 11; P. A. Staff CONSTANCE MONRIAN Connie Cosmetology I, II GERALD MONRIAN Monk Baseball 9-10 MARK MOREHOUSE Mustang Freshman Science Club 9; Basketball 9; Green and White Football 53 GEORGE MORSE Future Farmer 9-10 JAMES MULLEN Latin Club 9; Spanish Club 10; Track 9 SUSAN MUMBLO Freshman Science Club 9; HERMES 12; Ski Club 11; Pep Club 9-11 SAMUEL MUNOFF Choir 9-12; Choraliers 10-12; Stu- dent Council 9, 11, 12; Band 9-12; Ski Club 11; Football 9-10; Junior Senate; Student Council President; Area All-State 10-12; All County 10- 12 MARCIA MURPHY Art Club 12; Library Club 9-12 JOHN MURRAY Murr Student Council 9; Track 10-12; Football 9-12 STANLEY NOBLE Stan 54 MARY JANE O’LEARY Jary Mane Cheerleaders 11; French Cluh 10-11; Girls’ Hi-Y 10-12; HERMES 12; P. A. Staff 12; Orchestra 9-12; Band 9-12; Sports Editor of HERMES PATRICK O’LEARY Murph Bowling Club 10-11; Choir 9-12; Choraliers 10-12; Latin Club 10; Track 9; Baseball 10-11; Football 10; Basketball 9; Soccer 11-12; Freshman Class Vice-President DEBORAH OMIECIMSKI Debbie Business Club 11-12; Library Club 11-12 WILLIAM PASSINEAU Choir 10-12; Choraliers 11; Drama Club 11-12; HERMES 12; P. A. Staff 12; Spanish Club 10; Student Coun- cil 10; Soccer 10 PAUL PATTEN Snidley Tumbling Squad 9-10 RANDY PATTEN Choir 9: Spanish Club 9; Student Council 9; Track 10-12: Baseball 9; Football 10-11; Basket- ball 9-10; Cross Country 11-12 55 BARBARA PULVER Choir 9; HERMES 12; National Honor Society 11-12; Spanish Club 9; Student Council 9; Junior Prom Court; Junior Prom Decoration Committee SHERYL PUTNAM Sherry Choir 9; HERMES 12; Spanish Club 9 TERRY RABINE Rabes Drama Club 10-12; French Club 9; Key Club 9-12; Key Club Sec. 10; Key Club Pres. 11; Drama Club Board of Directors 12; Best Support- ing Actor Award 1968; Nat. Honor Society 12; P. A. Staff 12 DONNA RACE Art Club 9-10; Choir 9-10; P. A. Staff 12; Spanish Club 9-11; Spanish Club Vice-Pres. 11; Girls’ Intramurals MARY REPO Mary Alice Drama Club 9-11; HERMES 12; Latin Club 9, 11; National Honor Society 10-12; Physical Sci. Seminar 11; Student Council 10-11; Thespian Society 10-11; HERMES Business Ed.; Pres, of Latin Club 11 CYNTHIA REYNOLDS Cheerleaders 10-11; Choir 9-12; Spanish Club 11- 12; Orchestra 11-12; Band 9-12; Ski Club 10-11; Junior Senate JAMES RILEY Track 11; Football 11-12 ELIZABETH RITCHIE French Club 10-11; Pep Club 10-11 HARRY ROBINSON HELEN ROBINSON HERMES 12; Nurses Club 11-12 58 GERRIANN ROODS Harpy Drama Club 9; Girls’ Hi-Y 11-12; Latin Club 9- 10; Nurses Club 11-12; P. A.-Staff 12; Spanish Club 10-11; Orchestra 9-10; Band 9-10; Jr. Prom Decoration Committee LORETTA ROSA NANCY ROSICK ALTHEA ROSS Thea Business Club 11-12; HERMES 12; Library Club 9-12; Pep Club 9-11; President of Library Club 11; Treas- urer of Library Club 12 TIMOTHY ROSS Tim Drama Club 11-12; P. A. Staff 12; Spanish Club 10-11; Student Council 9, 12; Track 10 JONATHAN SABO Jon Spanish Club 9; Football 9-10 59 EDWARD SHARP Ed Future Farmers 9-12 PATRICIA SHEEHAN Pat Art Club 9: Business Club 12; HERMES 12; P. A. Staff 12; Spanish Club 10 RACHELLE SPAULDING Rae Art Club 10-12; Art Club President 11; Art Club Award 10-11 DEBRA STEELE Debbie Business Club 11-12; Library 11-12; P. A. Staff 12; Pep Club 11 DALE STEVENS Drama Club 12; Physical Science Seminar 11 THOMAS STEVENS VIRGINIA STEVENS Gini Choir 11-12; Drama Club 12; Literary Club 11; HERMES 12; P. A. Staff 12; Junior Prom Deco- ration Committee CYNTHIA STREMPEL Art Club 9, 10, 12; Freshman Science Club 9; Library Club 9; Ski Club 10-11 CHRISTINE SULLIVAN Business Club 11; Library Club 11 KEVIN SULLIVAN Freshman Science Club 9; Football 10 LEVIS THOMPSON PATRICIA TOOLE Tooley Drama Club 9-10; Girls’ Hi-Y 10-12; HERMES 12; P. A. Staff 12; Spanish Club 9-11; Student Council 10; Pep Club 9-11; Junior Prom Decoration Committee ALTON TUGAS Lee Choir 9-12; Choraliers 9-12; Drama Club 9-12; Freshman Science Club 9; HERMES 12; P. A. Staff; Thespian Society 10-12 KAREN UNDERWOOD Choir 9-10; Library Club 9-12 RICHARD VARNEY Bear Choir 9-12; Choraliers 11-12; Student Council 9-11; Football 10-12; Fresh- man Class President; P. A. Staff GORDON WAITE MARY WHITE Business Club 11-12; Choir 11-12; Future Home- makers 9-12; Nurses Club 11 DIANA WILCOX Business Club 11; Nurses Club 11-12; Pep Club 11-12 JAMES WILLIS Willy Ski Club 9; Wrestling 10-12; Foot- ball 10-12 CLAIRE WINANS JAMES WOOD Track 9-11; Cros Country 9-12 MICHAEL WOODELL Heckle Track 11-12; Baseball 9-12; Basketball 9; Junior Prom Decoration Committee 64 RALPH YARTER Student Council 10; Wrestling 12 ROBERTA YOUNG June Cheerleaders 10-11; Choir 9; French Club 9; Library Club 9-10; P. A. Staff 12; Student Council 9; Ski Club 9-11; Pep Club 9-11; Junior Class Secretary Pictures Not Available: DAVID BARBER JAMES CICCONE RAYMOND DUBE GEORGE DOBLER TERRY KING MICHELE LASARSO JOHN LINDSAY WAYNE MacFARRAN JAMES QUARTIERS JOAN PATTERSON BRUCE PURDY WILLIAM TUCKER RICHARD WHITTINGTON ALMA FONTAINE NANCY COLVIN 65 President DONALD LABOURR Don Choir 9-12; Choraliers 11-12; Key Club 11-12; Physical Science Seminar 11; Orchestra 9-12; Band 9-12; Football 9-12; Ski Club 9-12; National Hon- or Society 12; Track 11 V ice-President GLEN PRATT Barrel Key Club 11-12; National Honor Society 11-12; Physical Science Seminar 11; P. A. Staff 12; King of Junior Prom; Vice-President of Junior Class; Baseball 9-10 Secretary JOYCE FUSS Fussy Junior Prom Court; P. A. Staff; Cheerleaders 10-12; Drama Club 10- 12; Girls’ Hi-Y 11-12; HERMES 12; Library Club 11-12; Junior Senate; Student Council Secretary 11 Treasurer LARRY STEELE HERMES 12; Physical Science Semi- nar 11; Student Council 9, 10, 12; Track 9-12; Football 10-12; Cross Country 9; Class Treasurer 10-11; Boys’ State Senior Committee of Ten Back Row: P. McCullough, T. Gordon, K. Arlington, J. Elliott. Middle Row: S. Case, C. Lu- ciano. Front Row: M. J. DePalo. Missing: M. Freebern, C. Bu- chanan, J. Young. UNDERCLASSMEN P. Appier L. Bardin J. Barot M. Barton T. Belisle M. A. Benway D. Berrigan C. Binetti P. Binns K. Bishop C. Blakeman M. Blackmer P. Bly P. Bowe K. Brayton C. Brennen J. Brock D. Broderick B. Brown J. W. Brown R. Brown J. Bucher T. Buckley L. Burdick C. Burdo 68 V. Burkhardt S. Bushey M. Cantiello B. Cardinal C. Champaigne T. Chard J. Charpentier F. Clark J. Clear N. Clothier M. Collins K. Combs C. Dean J. DcCamilla T. DeCamilla R. Dessaint L. Deyette M. Dickinson P. Dobroski S. Domina E. Donahue B. Doty D. Doyle D. Dube B. Dudley A. Dumas M. Dunham J. Dupell D. Durant E. P. Durling C. Duval J. Eisenman D. Eldridge K. Frank M. Fredette C. Fuss D. Gaulin J. Geer D. Gibson J. Gifford D. Goodbred K. Hallenbeck 70 D. Harrington E. Harrington J. Harrington S. Harrington M. Haynes C. Hewitt T. Horrigan D. Hughes R. Humiston R. Ireland J. Jakway N. Johnson D. Kearns D. Keays A. Kinderman S. King J. Krause D. Krummenacher D. LaCarte M. LaCarte M. La nfear P. LaPan J. LaPointe S. Latham M. Legault D. Lemery E. Lewis J. Lindsay W. Luciano J. Mabb K. Macey D. Macy M. Marino 0. Matte H. Mayforth J. McCall W. McCall R. McCann J. McDowell G. McMurry M. Mears W. Meneely B. Merrill T. Miller M. Moffitt K. Monahan K. Monahan S. Morgan D. Morse B. Munger B. Murphy G. Murphy C. Nadeau W. Nichols W. Nolin 72 S. Noonan N. Nonnandin E. Nuffer A. Oddy T. Parker N. Parrish B. Patten C. Pendley M. Prevost D. Pulver T. Purdy K. Reed S. Reeves M. Reid D. Renaud J. Richards G. Perkins P. Persuitti D. Petty M. Piscitelli D. Ringer B. Ritchie T. Rossi C. Sabo R. Sabo M. St. Louis L. Shaw L. Shortsleeves D. Skellie C. Smith H. Smith N. Smith M. Spirowski M. Sprague J. Springer J. Springer S. Stannard W. Stautner L. Stemp M. Stephens L. Sullivan F. Tarantino W. Terrio W. .Thayer M. Toole M. Traver C. Trello P. Trzaskos E. VanNess J. VanSchaick 74 C. Van Vranken T. Van Vranken B. L. Vaughn A. Washburn E. Watson C. Weaver B. Weber P. Weber C. Weiskotten F. Wells M. West T. Wheless L. Whittemore C. Wicks D. Winters B. Wolfe S. Yattaw B. Yole S. Yole T. Horrigan President J. VanSchaick Vice President M. Dickinson Secretary N. Creaser Treasurer Junior Class Officers Junior Senate Row 1, I. to r.: A. Cortese, M. Stevens. Row 2: M. Dunham, E. Lewis, S. Yole. Row 3: G. Perkins, D Berrigan, B. Nichols. D. Allen P. Ashe D. Bancroft R. Behan K. Benson I). Allen L. Austin S. Barlow J. Bel isle M. Bernard M. Archambault C. Bacon T. Barnes M. Belisle D. Berrigan A. Armando F. Bacon C. Barot S. Bemis S. Bertrand D. Armando M. Ballard P. Battiste H. Bennett N. Binetti 77 T. Blackshear L. Blanchard P. Bly J. Bocchi R. Bordeau P. Borden T. Bowen S. Bradley S. Breason R. Brock P. Bromley D. Brown J. Brown K. Brown T. Brown P. Burlett J. Cameron D. Canterbury D. Caprood M. Carlisle J. Carpenter N. Carpenter F. Chadwick W. Cirino P. Clear T. Colvin L. Constantineau D. Cook G. Corlew V. Coso 78 P. Daly E. Danahy S. Danahy G. D’Angelico M. Davis W. Dean N. DeLair L. Derby J. Devine M. Dcvitt F. Diamond C. Dickinson D. Dickinson K. Dietrich E. DiPhillips M. Dobroski J. Doyle K. Doyle P. Dupell D. Eagle J. Eddy S. Eddy C. Edgerly B. Eilers L. Eldridge J. Elliott L. Ellithorpe C. Evans R. Evans J. Fahlmann K. Fairbanks J. Fallacaro C. Fawcett H. Finch N. Fish K. Fisher M. Fisher M. Fitzpatrick C. Fowler J. Fowler G. French M. Frommer B. Fuller C. Fuss M. Gage R. Garnsey R. Garrett S. Gauci V. Gibbs R. Gilbert E. Gleason E. Gleason G. Golden S. Golden C. Goodsell 80 D. Goodsell D. Graves M. Gregoire T. Hall H. Hanson P. Harrington S. Harrington T. Hartpence C. Haskell J. Haskins D. Hassett C. Havens M. Horrigan J. Howard S. Howard R. Hughes J. Ingalls D. Ingraham L. Irvine A. Januszkicwicz C. Jarvis M. Jarvis G. Jenkins B. Johnston S. Joiner G. Jones L. Jones R. J. Jones J. Judson M. Kaveny D. Kill G. Kill K. Kill S. Kill P. Knapp G. Labrum S. LaCartc C. LaFountain D. Langlois J. Lape V. LaPier D. LaRock 82 C. Leaf A. LeBarron B. Lewis J. Luciano R. Lundgrcn B. MacMore S. Macy D. Mai lie M. Malan B. Mandolare D. Maranville M. Mart indale D. Matte M. May forth M. Maynard K. Mayotte B. McKinney M. McLaughlin J. McQuain M. Mears M. Messier D. Middleton M. Mischko D. Monty C. Moore L. Morehouse C. Morse G. Morse R. Mumblo E. Munger K. Mylott P. Naylor P. Nevens H. Newton T. Nichols S. Nolin F. Peachman D. Ogden N. Pike V. Ogden T. Pinkowski J. Paris D. Porlier D. Parker A. Porter E. Porter D. Powers H. Prouty M. Quarters C. Quartiers K. Randle R. Randle K. Rathbun M. Record D. Reed 84 J. Reeves R. Reynolds B. Rich M. Rich E. Roberts P. Roberts D. Robichaud D. Rosick R. Ross M. Royal T. Ryan E. Safford C. St. Louis J. Salisbury W. Salisbury S. Sanders J. Santoro B. Saunders B. Savage P. Schermerhom R. Seliermerhom M. Sciencalcporc F. Scicchitano T. Sexton R. Sharp S. Sheehan J. Sherman R. Sherman D. Sipowicz D. Smith J. Smith M. Smith J. Smythe G. Spaulding R. Spear K. Stark P. Steele W. Stemp C. Steves J. Strainer R. Strong K. Sullivan R. Swann R. Sweet N. Tail L. Talback J. Taylor D. Tom M. Toole C. Trackey 86 B. Underwood W. Underwood B. Updike C. Upton P. Vadnais C. Vamvalis L. VanNess C. VanTassell C. Waite J. Waite L. Washburn P. Watkins K. Weaver D. Whalen L. Whaley D. Winans J. Winchell D. Wood H. Yarter R. Yarter 87 Sophomore Class Officers M. Malan President D. Reed Vice President M. Bernard Secretary M. Hogan Treasurer Freshman Class Officers M. Bertrand President C. Latimer Vice President J. Mone Secretary D. Barber Treasurer R. Ackley B. Arcuri I). Ballard S. Aiken K. Armstrong B. Barber D. Allen S. Ashe D. Barber M. Andrews C. Aubrey D. Barbieri B. Archambault T. Bacon B. Barrow T. Barrett M. Belanger P. Bclden L. Bellmore P. Benway M. Bertrand P. Bishop H. Blackmer C. Bohlman J. Bourdeau 89 D. Boyer K. Breault M. Breeyear K. Brock B. Broderick C. Bromley G. Brown R. Bruce M. Bruno J. Bucher G. Bullock R. Burkhardt J. Burrall E. Bushey C. Campbell T. Cantiello N. Cardinale D. Carte J. Casey D. Champaigne B. Chapin P. Chapman R. Chapman S. Chard G. Chickanis D. Christman J. Ciccone L. Clark M. Clear W. Clifford 90 K. Collins J. Combs P. Connery M. Corbin H. Corey L. Counter C. Cox J. Crenshaw S. Cronin D. Cross C. Cullen D. Dalaba T. Daly T. Darfler M. Dasbnaw H. Davis T. DeLong B. DePalo F. Derusha J. Desourdy N. Desourdy R. Devitt D. Deyette 5. Deyette M. Diamond A. Dickinson D. Dickinson P. Dietrich K. Donnelly D. Donovan C. Dowmont K. Doyle M. Dcyle E. Dube J. DuPell R. Dupuis K. Durkee S. Durling R. Edwards R. Edwards P. Eilers R. Eldridge D. Erdman S. Fairbanks S. Finch F. Fish D. Fleury P. Flewelling D. Flores M. Flores 92 H. Gillman S. Gillman B. Gilmore L. Golden E. Gordon B. Granger B. Hanna B. Harrington R. Harrington L. Hassett L. Hauser M. Hcil R. Gregory K. Griffin B. Hafner M. Hamilton M. Hammond T. Higgins G. Hitchcock K. Hoag S. Hoag F. Hogan L. Holstein J. Horrigan B. Howard M. Inglee G. Jakway D. Jeanotte D. Jenks J. Jones T. Kearns W. Keays F. Keech J. Kill R. Kill T. Kill D. Kitchner E. LaBrake E. La Farr K.' LaFay A. LaFlamme J. LaFontaine B. LaPoint C. Latimer D. Leary S. LeFebvre 94 T. Lewis P. Lindsey R. Livingston L. Luciano M. Luciano B. Macey S. Maille T. Mallon G. Mandolare J. Mandolare J. Martin R. Mattison V. Maynard G. Mayotte C. McCullough J. McLaughlin K. McMurry Y. McMurry S. Meneely R. Middleton C. Miller K. Miller S. Miner S. Moffitt J. Mone S. Monty L. Morgan N. Mosher T. Mullen N. Murphy B. Nash D. Noble T. O’Connor D. Parker K. Pecor M. Nassivera J. Noonan K. Oddy D. Parrish M. Petty C. Newton B. Norman M. Omiecinski R. Passineau J. Porlier G. Nims E. Normandin D. Palm S. Patten J. Porlier B. Noble L. Novak S. Paris R. Peachman R. Porlier 96 E. Potts M. Powers T. Pratt D. Rayno M. Record D. Renaud C. Reynolds D. Ringer M. Robbins J. Roberts G. Roethke S. Ross J. Rowe P. Rukat W. Rukat P. Saville R. Severance W. Shaw J. Sikorak P. Simon T. Smith K. Spellburg S. Springer J. Stark D. Stasko G. Stasko C. Steele D. Stockwell R. Stockwell D. Stone J. Strainer A. Sullivan C. Sullivan K. Suprenant K. Sutliff J. Sweet J. Taylor C. Terrio J. Terrio J. Thomas T. Thompson J. Tiffit ,L. Townsend Y. Trackey A. Trello W. Tripp S. Underwood T. Underwood M. Vadnais P. VanArsdal 98 B. Vaughn J. Vaughn K. Vaughn D. Vincent D. Wade J. Ward T. Warner A. Webster T. Weiskotten L. Wells W. Wesl M. Whaley S. Wheeler J. Wheless T. White G. Whitford P. Whittemore N. Wilcox S. Williams J. Winchell D. Wood S. Wood E. Yarter D. Yole S. Yole ACTIVITIES MARY JOAN DEPALO Editor-in-Chief LARRY GOODSPEED Activities Editor THOMAS KARIG Photography Editor DEBORAH LEWIS Ass’t. Editor-in-Chief KATHY BIGELOW Art Editor MARY REPO Business Editor DIANE MACDONOUGH Literary Editor MARY JANE O’LEARY Sports Editor As HERMES Editors .. . what can we say? We tried our best to produce a yearbook that the Seniors would remember and the underclassmen would cite as a prime example. Giving up many afternoons and Saturday mornings to work on HERMES, we never could have made those insidi- ous deadlines without the inspiring guidance of Mr. Gerald Matson and Mr. Robert Dingman. As Editors, we attempted to make this yearbook not only a vivid account of school life, but somewhat a literary work as well. We’ve worked hard and we hope you approve . . . HERMES Editorial Staff This is the vital organization that, in its entirety, produced this yearbook. It was a hard working staff consisting of “typists, croppers, planners, photogra- phers and stampers.” (What a crew!) Nevertheless, the 1970 HERMES Staff would like to wish future staffs good luck. Members: A. Bclden, K. Bigelow, J. Britt, C. Bunker. B. Chabot, 1). Crannell. M. J. DePalo. R. Fallacaro, L. Frank, J. Fuss, L. Goodspeed, K. Irvine, L. Legault, E. Lester. I). Lewis, I). MacDonough, K. Marino. J. Mc- Cann, C. Moffit, I). Mone, M. O'Leary. V. Passineau, B. Pulver, S. Putman, M. Repo, II. Robinson. G. Roods, A. Ross, C. Scicchitano, P. Sheehan, L. Steele, V. Stevens, P. Toole. T. Karig. e r m e s S t a f f Orchestra 1st Violins: S. Frommer, M. J. O’Leary, J. Thomas, A. Januszkiewira, J. Krause. J. McCall, S Harrington, R. Chapman. 2nd Violin: B. Savage, 1). Yole. Oboe: S. Dowmont. French Horn: T. Daly, T. Weiskotlen, J. Clear. Percussion: J. Judson, J. Howard, K. Edwards. Trumpet: K. LaPoint, J. Elliott. Ron I: C. Reynolds, T. DeCamilla, K. Bishop, M. O’Leary, S. Dowmont. Row II: N. Parish M. Frommer, H Newton, L. Heermans. M Heil, I). Broderick, M. Mears, Row III: H. Peachman, C. Trello, P. Matte. J. Pans. P. Rayno, .!• Washburn, S. MunofT, K. Irvine. Row IV: C. Wright, L. Novak, B. Broderick, H. Humiston. J. Levison, 1. Kang, W. West, R. ( arret, R. Edwards, I). Jenks, J. Howard.. Band Row I: K. Harrington, C. Dowmont, J. Martin. C. Fowler, M. Stephens, K. Lewis. Row II: K. Hoag, I). Monty, J. Richards, M. Smith. J. Paris, P. Bishop, T. Brown. Row III: L. Deyette, S. LaCartc, B. Chapin, 1). Matte, J. Brown, J. Geer, B. Mae- More, L. Binns, K. LaPoint, j. Klliott. Row IV: J. Judson, M. Dickinson, C. Leaf, P. Keller, J. Clear, I. Weiskottcn, T. Daly, G. Bullock, A. Trello, S. Ross, P. Tryaskos, D. Canterbury, P. Burrall, I). Lahourr, M. Freebcrn. Celli: P. Binns, I). Lewis, M. Mayforth. F. NulTer, I). Herzog, M. Mears, G. Jones. 1. Hall. Violas: N. Delair, I . Pear liman, D. Rayno. K. Collins. Bass: T. Karig. R. Garret, G. Chickanis. Flutes: B. Lewis. J. Martin. French Horn: P. Keller. Clarinet: C. Reynolds, T. DeCamilla. Bassoon: M. Mears. Trombone: M. Freebern, I). Labourr, P. Burrall. D r a m a t • i c s C 1 u b Members: S. Aiken, D. Allen, K. Arlington, S. Aslie, L. Austin, S. Bertrand. K. Bigelow, P. Bly, K. Brock, R. Brock. C. Bullock, E. Chabot, S. Chard, T. Chard, N. Clothier, A. Cortese, J. Daly, E. Danahy, R. Devin, K. Dietrich, B. Donahue, D. Donovan, D. Doyle, D. Dube, H. Davis, B. Eilers, M. Flores, C. Fowler, j. Fuss, H. Gilman. J. Gillman, S. Harrington, L. Heermans, A. Januszkiewics, T. Karig, P. Knapp, A. LaFlamme, B. MacMore, M. Martindale, J. McCann, B. Merrill, K. Miller, J. Mone, C. Nadeau, S. Noonan. E. NufTer, N. Parrish, W. Pas- sineau, T. Rabine, M. Robbins, T. Ross, J. Rowe, J. Sherman, M. Sprague, L. Stemp, V. Stevens, L. Townsend C. Trello, T. Trello, L. Tugas, C. VanVranken, C. Waite. S. Wood, C. Wright. The purpose of the Dramatics Club is to introduce high school students to the world of the theatre. In its fall and spring productions, members gain experience in acting, stage construction and in general hard work. This year, Night Must Fall, a mystery, and Light Up the Sky, a comedy, en- joyed much success, a reflection of the dedication of sixty diligent thespians. 106 T h e s P 1 a n Members: K. Arlington. S. Bertrand, P. Bly. K. Chabot, T. Chard, N. Clothier. A. Cortese, E. Danahy, D. Doyle, A. Januszkiewicz. T. Karig. P. Knapp, J. McCann, B. Merrill, C. Nadeau. S. Noonan. E. NufTer, T. Rabine, T. Ross. J. Sher- man, M. Sprague. C. Trello, L. Tugas, C. Van- Vranken, C. Wright, J. Fuss. s 0 c 1 e t y L a t 1 n C 1 u b Members: H. Rennet, P. Borden, V. Burkhardt, J. Burrall, P. Chapman, M. Clear, R. Edwards, K. Fairbanks, L. Holstein. A. Januszkiewiez, C. Jarvis, M. Jarvis, J. Judson, P. Knapp, C. Latimer, L. Luciano, M. Mears, K. Miller, M. Misehko, K. Ratlilmn. B. Savage, L. Townsend, A. Trello, M. Whaley, D. Yole. Latin Club is affiliated with the Junior Classical League, a national organization, the purpose of which is to encourage among young people an interest in and appreciation for the civilization, language, literature, and art of ancient Greece and Rome and to give them an understanding of the debt of our own culture to that of classical antiquity. This year’s Latin Club also hopes to provide helpful background information to ten of its stu- dents who will be taking part in the Classical Pil- grimage Spring Study Tour to Rome and Sorrento. These students will in return supply much first-hand knowledge to the club about the “Eternal City.” 108 Members: S. Aiken, P. Ashe, M. Bernard, P. Binns, P. Bly, M. Breeyear, B. Broderick. I). Broderick, B. J. Chabot C. Champaigne, I). Champaigne, K. Cliampman, N. Clothier, P. Connery, J. Daly, S. Darling. J. Kddy, I). Krdman (.. Kvans, (.. I'owler, K. I' rank. I.. Prank, M. Frommer. B. Gilbert, H. Gillinan, M. Hammond, B. Harrington, L Hauser, S. Hoag, J. Horrigan. K. Irvine. L. Irvine, (� . Labrum, II. Lewis, J. McCann, M. Marino, M. Mears, B. Mer rill, P. Murray, C. Newton, II. Newton, S. Noonan, N. Normandin. M. Reid, D. Ringer. S. Ross, J. Rowe, B. Sabo M. Sprague, C. Steves, K. Suprenant, C. Vamvalis, I). Varney, C. Waite, K. Weaver, C. Wicks, I). Winters, S. Yat taw, J. Brown, N. DeLair, L. Hassett, C. Dickinson, C. YanTassell, T. Brown, R. Garrett. Members: I). Berrigan, S. Bertrand, C. Binetti, N. Binetti, K. Bishop, L. Burdick, M. Collins, 1). Crannel, C. Cronin, K. Dietrich. B. Doty, B. Dudley, J. Fallacaro, C. Fowler, I). Gaulin. I). Goodbred, R. Haas, T. Hall. G. Herrick, C. Hewitt, F. Hogan. P. Hogan, M. Horrigan, R. Hughes, R. Ireland, C. Leaf, M. Malan, T. Miller. K. Monahan. B. Murphy. G. Murphy, S. Noonan, N. Normandin, J. Reeves, T. Rossi. M. Sciancalepore. F. Sciccatano, W. Stautner, L. Washburn. Members: C. Brennan, R. Brown, T. Chard, J. Charpentier, G. Corlew, P. Daly, J. DeCamilla, T. DeCamilla, J. Doyle, D. Dube, P. Dupell, P. Durling, J. Elliott, M. Freebern, J. Gilman, T. Karig, D. Labourr, P. LaPan, K. La Point, J. Levison, P. Lindsey, B. Maranville, E. Marino, K. Mayotte, B. McMore, G. Pratt, T. Rabine, D. Reed, S. Ross, M. West. By providing an opportunity for selected high school students to serve their school and commun- ity, the Key Club has earned the respect and ad- miration of the many groups and individuals it serves. Its many service projects during this year included a large donation to the March of Dimes, regular help during Bloodmobile visits and ushering at all home basketball games. We sincerely hope that next year’s club upholds the standards that have made the Key Club an outstanding service organization. no Future Teachers of America seeks to introduce interested students to various aspects of teaching and the education of teachers. The year’s program usually includes a day of observation for seniors in a local school of their choice, a trip to a college, discussion between students, teachers, and student teachers, a project in connection with Education Week, and illustrated talks by outside educators. Members: L. Burdick, M. Cantiello, M. Carlisle, C. Evans, M. Gauthier, Y 7. Matiern, S. Noonan, N. Normandin. E. DiPhillins. C. Vamvalis, B. Wolfe, B. Yole. With opportunities to advance their artistic abilities, members of Art Club meet under the direc- tion of Alan Chien. They explore fields of art sometimes not encountered in the usual art course. Members: M. Davis, K. Bigelow, K. Bishop, D. Broderick, K. Brown, M. Cantiello, T. Chard. M. Davis, C Fawcett, M. Frommer, D. Gaulin, N. Johnson, J. MacDowell, M. Marino, M. Mayforth, S. Mumblo, M. Murphy, N. Norman- din, M. Piscitelli, M. Reid, J. Springer, M. Toole, J. Varney, B. Wolfe. co Members: M. Aurelia, A. Bel den, P. Benack, E. Bohlman, V. Burch, B. Chabot, P. Dashnaw, M. J. DePalo, J. El- liott, J. Fuss, J. Gilman. T. Gordon. E. Howard, K. Irvine, K. LaPoint, D. Lewis, C. Luciano, I). MacDonough, J. McCann, C. Moffit, D. Mone, M. O'Leary, B. Passineau, G. Pratt, T. Rabine, 1). Race, G. Roods, T. Ross, P. Slice- ban, D. Steele, G. Stevens, P. Toole, L. Tugas, R. Varney, J. Young. With iheir smooth-flowing, melodious voices, members of this stafT have the task of presenting the announcements each morning, complete with the usual stutters, giggles and whispers. In all serious- ness, however, Mr. Dean as the Chief Engineer did a great job and was immensely appreciated. Members: P. Altizio, L. Austin, B. Ball, A. Bolden, N. Binctti, C. Blakeman, P. Bly. P. Bly, C. Bohlman. E. Bohl- man, T. Bowen, J. Carpenter, N. Carpenter, C. Champaigne, F. ('lark. P. Cook, S. Danahy, M. Dashnaw, L. Derby, S. Domina, K. Doyle, S. Eddy, D. Edgerly, L. Eldridge, J. Fuss, R. Haas, S. Hoag. .1. Jakway, K. Kelley, J. Krause, A. LaFlamme, S. LaPan, S. Latham, E. Lester, M. Luciano, D. MacDonough, D. Maille, D. Middleton. D. Mone, J. Mone, M. Murphy, P. Murray, N. Normandin. D. Omieeinski, M. Omiecinski, N. Parrish, I). Petty, M. Petty. A. Por- ter, A. Ross, J. Rowe, R. Sabo, L. Shaw, D. Steele, M. Traver, B. Vaughn, T. Wheless, N. Wilcox, J. Winchell. The primary purpose of Nurses Club is to introduce its members to the nursing profession and related fields. Each year, a field trip is planned to an area hospital. In addition, the club awards a S75. nursing scholarship each year. Members: A. Belden, J. Britt, C. Evans, M. Hammond, K. Irvine, I). Krummenarker, K. I.ester. J. McCann, E. Nor- mandin, A. Porter, G. Roods, I). Sipowicz, J. Strainer, M.'Tracer, C. VanVranken. Girls’ Hi-Y is a club dedicated to serving its school and community. Activities include selling candy at home basketball games, sponsoring a dance, and donating to local charities. Each year, $100. scholarships are awarded to the most outstanding senior club members. Members: B. Ball, L. Bardin, A. Belden, J. Britt, D. Broderick, C. Bunker, S. Cain. J. Clear, V. Clear, A. Corlese, J. Daly, D. Doyle, R. Fallacaro, C. Fuss, J. Fuss, J. Gaulin, K. Irvine, L. Legault, B. Lewis, D. Lewis, D. Mary, M. Marino. J. McCann, K. Moffitt, P. Murray, M. O’Leary, M. Piscatelli, G. Roods, J. Santoro, M. Scianealpore, M. Toole, P. Toole. Members: A. Belden, V. Burkhardt, J. Clear, M. Dickinson, D. Doyle, M. Dunham, T. Horrigan, R. Ireland, N. Johnson, D. Maccy, P. Mears, B. Murphy, E. NufTer, L. Shaw, D. Skcllie, C. Weiskotten. Students enrolled in Physical Science Seminar have an opportunity to hear lectures and see demon- strations by faculty members and guest lecturers covering areas in the physical sciences that they would not be exposed to in high school physics or chemistry. In addition, they have an opportunity to explore in the laboratory more advanced topics in these fields of science and observe some practical appli- cations of physics and chemistry by way of field trips to industrial plants. 114 Under the guidance of Mrs. Helen Cackener and comprised of outstanding students, the National Honor Society strives to maintain its high stand- ards — scholarship, leadership, character and service. To be eligible for membership, sophomores must have an average of 90% or better and juniors and seniors must have an average of 87% or better. The highlights of every year consist of the tradi- tional and dramatic induction ceremonies held in the spring and fall. Members: K. Barber, P. Bly, T. Borden, V. Burkhardt, P. Burrall, S. Case, J. Clear, M. J. DePalo, M. Dickinson, D. Doyle. M. Dunham, J. Elliott, M. Freebern, L. Goodspeed, K. Irvine, P. Keller, D. Labourr, D. Lewis, E. Lewis, C. Luciano, D. MacDonough, M. Maynard, J. McCann, R. McCann, P. MdCullough, M. Mears, G. Pratt, B. Pulver, T. Rabine, M. Repo, L. Shaw, D. Skellie, C. Weiskotten. 0 f f • 1 C e r s President SAM MUNOFF Secretary RHENTTA YOUNG Vice-President RICH McCANN Treasurer MARIA SGIANCA LEPORE Members: M. Bernard, M. Bertrand, J. Bocchi, R. Broun. I). Burke, P. Chapman, N. Greaser, M. Davis, I). Dickin- son, M. Dickinson, J. Elliott, J. Fallacaro, M. Frommer, K. Gaulin, I). Goodbread, K. Griffin, K. Hladik, P. Knapp, B. Lewis, C. Luciano. P. Luciano, J. Martin, K. Miller, E. Marino, C. Murphy, R. Peaehman, I). Reed, M. Reid, T. Ross, J. Santoro, S. Stannard, J. Stark, L. Steele, L. Washburn, B. Yolo, I). Yole. Composed of members of the Student Body, and under the leadership of Vincent Ritorto, the Council is the “voice of the students.” Representatives are chosen from every homeroom to speak out for the improvement of the school. On February 25, Hudson Falls sent a team to compete on WRGB Television's “Answers Please.” This was only the second time that Hudson Falls had appeared on this show. All interested high school students were eligi- ble for the team. These students took a written test and the eight highest scores from this test competed in an ex- citing school assembly. After this assembly, the four team members and one alternate were chosen. They were: JoBette McCann, Ellen Nuffer, Brien Murphy, Gary LaBrum, and Deborah Lewis, alternate. Mr. Gary Gonrick supervised this and again became the team’s advisor. This time Hudson Falls avenged the loss of five years ago as the team tied with Keveny Memorial of Cohoes 170-170. On March 2, Hudson Falls returned to challenge Keveny Memorial for a second time. With twenty seconds left. Hudson Falls trailed 180-170. With less than ten seconds left. Hudson Falls tied at 180-180, the hell rang and the impossible had happened. As we go to press, we are confident that our team will represent our school well in the future. Choir Row I: E. DiPhillips, A. Cortese, S. Breason, D. Carte, M. Frommer, M. Mayforth, D. Hassett, D. Donovan, K. Irvine, A. Dickin- son, L. Hassett, D. Yole, D. Champaigne, S. Wood, B. DePalo, L. Holstein, M. Mears. Row II: A. Januszkiewicz, S. Durling, D. Wood, S. Bertrand, S. Domina, B. Broderick, T. Brown, E. Lewis, K. Bishop, H. Newton, M. Mears, J. Martin, C. Dowmont, K. Dietrich, L. Austin, K. Benson, P. Knapp. Row III: M. Frommer, C. Trcllo, M. Sciancalepore, B. Doty, H. Bennett, C. Jarvis, M. Reid, P. Filers, B. Savage, J. McCall, J. Clear, M. Brceyear, J. Crenshaw, C. Newton, S. Ashe B. Merrill, E. Harrington. Row IV: E. NufTer, C. Reynolds, K. Suprenaut, S. Yole, C. Luciano, C. Weiskotten, D. Broderick, R. Hughes, D. Herzog, C. Latimer, R. Passineau, W. Passineau, S. Ross. Row V: M. Maynard, T. Chard, G. Chickanis, N. Pike, D. Canterbury, J. Howard, R. Varney, J. Elliott, S. Munoff, J. Parris, S. Frommer, G. Hitchcock, P. O’Leary, D. Barber, T. Daly, J. Judson, P. Rayno. Choraliers Picture on right hand page. V em6crs: M. Maynard, G. Hitchcock, J. Elliott, R. Varney, S. Vrommer, L. Irvine, K. Irvine, E. Lewis, D. Wood, P. Benack, D. Labourr, K. Rathbun, W. Passineau, E. DiPhillips, M. Sciancalepore, S. Domina, M. Frommer, J. McCall, M. Mears, C. Jar- vis, M. Reid, M. Freebern, P. Rayno, T. Horrigan, K. LaPoint, C. Weiskotten, H. Newton, B. Doty, E. Nuffer, D. Lewis, I). Bancroft, A. Tugas, S. Dowmont, I). Herzog, L. Holstein, A. Januszkiewicz, C. Luciano, M. Mishko, Washburn, H. Smith, N. Johnson. 118 Row I: N. Johnson, D. Lewis, D. MacDonough, E. Yarter, D. Deyette, S. Parris, E. Chabot, M. Doyle, J. Mone, K. Spellburg, J. Reeves, C. Blakeman, K. Hoag. Row II: J. Mabb, J. Clear, C. Collins, J. Thomas, K. Collins, 1). Krdman, J. Winchell, H. Smith, P. Bishop, M. Dickinson, V. Ogden, L. Luciano, J. Luciano. Row III: S. Wheeler. C. Nadeau. C. Wright, P. Clear, A. Porter. E. Danahy, M. Mischko, L. Washburn. P. Hogan, E. Gleason, M. Smith, G, Stevens, C. Wicks. Row IV: P. Binns, J. Gilman, D. Bancroft, A. Tugas, M. Freebern, D. Labourr, K. Arlington. T. Horrigan, K. Rathbun, R. Maranville, M. Gage, B. MacMore, G. Jones, R. Spear. Row V: J. Geer, S. Dowmont, P. burling, H. Mayforth, A. Murray, K. Griffin. D. Rayno, R. Gregory, T. Weiskotten, K. LaPoint, D. Hughes, T. Blaekshear, R. Garrett, J. Lape, N. DeLair, P. Pcrsutti. With the purpose of collecting money for the March of Dimes, Grub Day came about, sponsored by Key Club and the Senior Class. The project was enthusiastically supported by the student body and faculty. The Grub Chairmen included Glen Pratt, Terry Rabine, Mary Joan DePalo, and Tim Borden. We were very pleased to present the over $600. accumulated to Mr. Robert Cackener, Chairman of the March of Dimes in our school district. Of this amount, $178. was netted by Key Club through school and basketball collections, and Grub Day resulted in approximately $450. It was a productive (?) and fun day, and there are hopes to do the same in the future. Members: P. Altizio, L. Austin, C. Barot, M. Belisle, I). Boyer, K. Brayton, S. Cain, M. Carlisle, F. Clark, V. Clear, S. Danaliy, S. Deyette, B. Dudley, D. Eagle, B. Fuller, M. Horrigan, J. Jakeway, J. Jay, S. LeFebvre, M. McGinnis, K. Monahan, I). Omiecinski. M. Omiecinski, M. Petty, V. Piseitelli, A. Ross, J. Springer, A. Sullivan, D. Terrio, M. Toole, M. Toole, C. Trello, L. Whittemore, B. Yole. The aim of the Business Club is to acquaint students with actual business situations by taking them on field trips to all of the large, local offices. Business Club also entertains guest speakers who are leaders of businesses in the community. Members: D. Allen, D. Allen, P. Altizio, M. Barton, L. Bellmore, H. Bennet, K. Benson, D. Berrigan, S. Bertrand, C. Binetti, N. Binetti. P. Bly, T. Bowen, I). Boyer, S. Bradley, B. Broderick, E. Bohlman, C. Bromley, M. Bruno, T. Brown, K. Campbell, M. Carlisle, D. Champaigne, F. Clark, M. Clear. P. Clear, N. Clothier, P. Connery, C. Cronin, N. Creaser, N. Carpenter, E. Danaliy, $. Danahy, L. Derby, E. DePhillips, M. Devitt, A. Dickinson, 1). Dick- inson, D. Donovan, D. Doyle, K. Doyle, M. Doyle, M. Dunham, S. Durling, R. Edwards, D. Erdman, C. Evans, M. Flores, M. Frommer, M. Frommer, H. Gillman. E. Gleason, B. Granger, T. Hall, B. Harrington, D. Harrington, J. Horrigan, D. Hassctt, L. Hassett, L. Hauser, K. Hoag, S. Hoag, P. Hogan, M. Horrigan, L. Heermans, M. Inglee, J. Jakway, J. Jakway, C. Jarvis, M. Jarvis, L. Jones, D. Kearys, S. Kill. J. LaFountain, S. Latham, S. LePebvre, M. Luciano, J. Luciano, D. Macy, J. Martin, J. McCann, G. McMurray, M. Mears, S. Meneely, B. Merrill, J. Mahh, J. McDowell, C. McCullough, G. Murphy, N. Murphy, C. Nadeau, K. Newton, E. Normandin, L. Novak. E. Nuffer, J. Noonan. D. Ogden, V. Ogden, D. Omiecinski, M. Omiecinski, D. Palm, D. Parker, D. Porlier, J. Porlier, J. Porlier, T. Pratt, E. Potts, L. Randle, B. Roberts, I). Ringer, M. Reid, C. Sabo, S. Sanders, S. Sheehan, D. Stone, K. Supre- nant, C. Terrio, M. Traver, B. Underwood, C. Vamvalis, L. Washburn, M. Whaley, P. Whittemore, N. Wilcox, J. Wincheil, D. Winters, D. Wood, E. Yarter, S. Yattaw. D. Yole, R. Young, K. Weiskotten. 122 SPORTS Ron• i: R. Chadwick, J. Lawrence, A. Caruso, C. Gardiola, L. Haskel, I. Rosa, I. Murray, F. Rayno, D. Measeck, J. DePalo, L. Wittemore. Row 2: J. Appleseed, D. Doyle, D. Burke, S. Barry, M. Binetti, P. Belisle, J. Daly, C. Buchanan. B. Maran- ville. Row 3: C. Fowler, S. Dowmont, J. Gilman, K. LaPoint, M. Gauthier, V. Mattcrn. R. Corlew, T. Gordon. J. Geer, S. Fleckinstein. Row 4: G. Fullerton, M. Martindale, B. MacMore. P. Wilson, I). Labourr, R. Patten, M. Woodell, P. Daly, J. Doyle, R. Sprague. Row 5: K. TTIadik, D. Lcmery, J. Bocchi, T. Rossi. T. Borden, B. Ritchie, S. Barlow, M. Messier, B. Men- eely, T. Fortune. Row 6: F. Schiccitano, W. Luciano, J. Elliott, J. DeCamilla, L. Steele, M. Collins, C. Fuss, C. Goodsell, R. Brown, A. Dumas, B. Patten. Row 7: Coach Chickanis, P. Lcmery, R. Hoag. G. Mills, G. Spaulding, D. Brown. T. Carpenter, J. VanSchaick, M. Lamphear, F. Diamond, Coach Luciano. Track The TIGER TRACKMEN of Coach Tony Luciano finished the season with their sixth straight year on top of the Northern Confer- ence Dual Meet Circuit. Against stiff opposi- tion in the sectionals, we came in second place behind Johnstown. Scores HUDSON FALLS. . . ...104 Glens Falls . . . . . .32 HUDSON FALLS. . . . . . 81 Linton . . .50 HUDSON FALLS. . . . . . 95 Saratoga . . . . . . .41 HUDSON FALLS. . . . . . 87 South High . . . . .31 HUDSON FALLS. . . ...106 Queensbury . . . ... 30 Row 1: T. De Camilla, G. LaBruzzo, P. Bertrand, M. Batiste, T. DiChiro, C. Sciancalepore, P. O’Leary, K. Reed. Row 2: Coach Young. B. Caprood, G. D’Angelico, S. Stephens, M. Cronin, D. Daniels, J. Conlee, M. Sikorak. 1969 Varsity Baseball The 1969 Varsity Baseball team had the best season ever recorded in our school’s history. It was also the first time Hudson Falls ever won the Class B Sectionals for baseball. Their all-over season record was 19-1 and their league record was 10.0. Snores TIGERS 3 Glens Falls 2 TIGERS 4 Glens Falls 2 W TIGERS 5 South Glens Falls 2 TIGERS 5 South Glens Falls 1 TIGERS 9 Saratoga 8 e TIGERS 6 S. M. A 3 TIGERS 8 S. M. A 2 r TIGERS 4 Queensburv 0 TIGERS 5 Queensbury 2 e TIGERS 5 Saratoga 1 ‘TIGERS 2 Lansingburg 1 N o ‘TIGERS 5 I. C 3 ‘TIGERS 1 Ravena 0 Sectionals 127 Row 1: J. Combs. H. Yarter, R. Yarter, L. Talback. J. Brown, Coach West. Row 2: M. St. Louis. 'I'. Havens, J. Archambault, P. Watkins, R. Reynolds, M. Moffitt, J. Devine, R. McCann. Row 3: R. Evans, S. Cauchi, I). Reed, 1’. Pinkowski, P. Bowe, I). Berrigan, P. LaPann. J.V. Baseball The LITTLE TIGERS had a good season this year under the watchful eye of Coach West. The Cubs came out with a record of 8 wins and 4 losses. J. Dumas, J. Levison, M. Freeborn. Coach Marshall. Tennis Coach Don Marshall and the 1969 TIGER TENNIS TEAM contributed more hours of hard practice this year to produce a sincere team effort. The team suffered a few losses, but they also won games under the fine play of Jim Levison, Mike Free- hern, and Jim Dumas. It was a close sea- son but the boys kept their team spirit. 128 Soccer Row 1: P. O’Leary, T. Rabine, E. Watson. J. DePalo, T. Borden, M. Maynard, O. Matte. R. Gregory. Row 2: A. Quarters, P. Bo we, T. Havens, J. Lapc, J. Salisbury, S. Dowmont. Row 3: M. Bertrand, G. Jones, T. Nichols, R. Dean, K. Stark. P. Bor- den, R. Brock. Roiv 4: G. Fallman, M. Freebern, G. LaBm7.zo, J. Levinson, R. McCann, Coach Dunham. W e ’ r e N o. 1 The Hudson Falls Soccer team finished the season with a record of 8 wins and 2 losses in conference play. They had many veterans returning from last year’s team and, combined with this year’s new lead- ers, Coach Dunham produced a winning team for Hudson Falls. 129 r 1� Scores HUDSON FALLS. . . . . . 2 Johnsburg .. . . . . . 0 HUDSON FALLS. . . . . . 1 Luzerne . . . 0 HUDSON FALLS. . . . . . 7 Warrensburg . . . . . 1 HUDSON FALLS.. . . . . 3 Hartford ... 2 HUDSON FALLS. . . . . . . 5 Bolton . . . 1 HUDSON FALLS. . . ... 2 Johnsburg .... . . . 3 HUDSON FALLS. . 1 Luzerne ... 4 HUDSON FALLS. . 6 Warrensburg 6 HUDSON FALLS. . 4 Hartford . . 1 HUDSON FALLS. . 5 Bolton .... 1 SECTIONALS HUDSON FALLS. . 2 Schalmont . . 1 HUDSON FALLS. . 2 Watervliet . 3 Varsity Cheerleaders Row 1: Row 2: Fuss, C. B. J. Chabot, M. Dickinson, C. Wicks, M. Stephens, J. Luciano, Row 3: A. Cortcse. ■mr J.V. Cheerleaders M. Toole J. Daly, M. Bel isle M. Bernard L. Irvine, C. Barot C. Fuss B. Yole. J. Santoro 131 i Row I: B. Luciano. J. VanSchaick, J. Geer, J. Charpentier, B. Meneely, C. Buchanan. M. Lanfear, Row 2: J. Wood, T. Rossi, P. Luciano, G. Fullerton, B. MacMore, F. Tarintino, G. Hewitt. Row 3: R. Chadwick, S. Gillman, J. Saville, R. Porlicr, D. Doyle, B. Marianvillc, Row i: S. FIcckcnstein, C. Brennan, B. Cirino, M. Gauthier, R. Patten, Row 5: D. Brown, Coach Luciano, G. Mills. Cross Country Scores HUDSON FALLS. . . . . . 23 Queensbury HUDSON FALLS. . . . . . . 15 Corinth . . . . HUDSON FALLS. . . . . . 15 Whitehall . . HUDSON FALLS. . . . . . . 15 Granville HUDSON FALLS. . . . . . 15 South High . HUDSON FALLS. . . . . . 20 Glens Falls HUDSON FALLS. . . . . . 19 Queensbury HUDSON FALLS. . . . . . 20 Saratoga . . . HUDSON FALLS. . . . . . 22 Johnstown . . 132 The TIGER HARRIERS had another successful season guided by Coach Tony Luciano. At the Northern Conference Championships, the Tigers tied for first with Johnstown. The Tigers also captured the Class B Sectional Championship title to finish the year undefeated. 133 Row 1: A. DiChiro, P. McCullough, Row 2: I). Burke, J. Murray, M. Woodcll, B. Caprood, B. Cronin, D. Varney, D. Lahourr, C. Fawcett, T. Gordon. Row 3: L. Steele, B. Nichols. L. Deyette, P. Persuitti, G. Perkins, P. LaPann, P Sehermerhorn, J. LaPelle. Row 4: J. Cicone, W. Thayer, B. Race, K. Reed. R. Corlew, J. Riley, P. Lemery. Rote 5: M. St. Louis, K. Hallen- beck, T. DeCamilla, J. Willis, J. B. DeCamilla, W. Mattern. Row 6: Coach Andrews, Fitzpatrick, T. Chickanis, L. Stomp, Coach Chickanis. Varsity Football We’re No. 1 A lot of people were saying that 1969-70 would be the “Year of The Tigers”, and our football squad was one of the first teams to prove them right. Under the guidance of our coaches, Bill Andrews and “Chick” Chickanis, the Tigers came through with a sparkling 7-0 season. From Greenwich to Johns- town, Hudson Falls was undefeated. Two games that climaxed the season were the Glens Falls and Johnstown games. At Glens Falls we emerged victorious, and for the first time in two years we were able to bring home the “jug”. With the defeat of Johnstown, Hudson Falls earned the title “No. 1”. This game ended our season with pride and a few celebrations. Many thanks to Coach Andrews and Coach Chickanis for taking the time to help our Footballers along a perfect season. 134 Football Row 1: 0. Smith, T. Sexton, R. Yarter, F. Chadwick, R. Reynolds, Row 2: J. Doyle, R. Stenip, M. McLaughlin, F. Hartpence, P. Daly, M. Messier, Row 3: 1). Rood. T. Repo, I). Whalen, J, Haskins, S. Barlow, Row 4: K. Hladik, H. Yarter, M. Malan, G. Corlew, T. Pinkowski. Row 5: Coach Schaefer L. Stemp. M. Fitzpatrick, Coach West. H.F. H.F. H.F. H.F. H.F. H.F. H.F. Scores 31 Greenwich 20 Mt. Anthony 28 Glens Falls 24 Saratoga . . 33 South High 38 Queensbury 6 Johnstown 6 6 8 14 8 0 0 Row 1: G. Chiekanis, T. Daly, A. Cantiello. A. Webster, B. Fldridge, D. Barber. Row 2: D. Barbieri. S. Moffitt, T. Mallon, N. Flores, T. DeLong, R. Jenot. Row 3: P. Benway, B. Macey, B. Gilmore, C. Miller, J. McLaughlin, M. Record. Row 4: R. Middleton, K. Sutlet, R. Passineau, J. Stark, A. Trello. Freshman Football TIGER5 n Kneeling: Coach Luciano. Standing: T. DcCainilla, I . LaPann, J.Eiseninan, R. Corlew, C. Buchanan, P. Persnitti, R. Cronin, R. McCann. B. Luciano. K. Hallenbcck, I). Daniels, L. Carte. Varsity Basketball We’re No. 1 The 1969-70 Basketball season was the most successful one for the Tigers since the beginning of the decade. The powerful Tigers scored a rolling 17 consecutive wins. The only blemish on their almost-perfect record was in the season finale against a strong Saratoga team. The 1st major challenge for the Tigers was against the favored G. F. team. Exploding from the opening tip off, the Tigers romped to an 81-57 victory as Carte and Luciano combined for 51 markers. When the Tigers ventured forth to a full house at Whitehall, they brought home a hard earned 75-72 overtime victory. With Daniels scoring 26 points and grabbing 25 rebounds, the Tigers annexed their 2nd straight A-division crown over South High. At this print- ing, IT. F. will journey south to Linton trying to capture the title for Class 13 of Section 2. With the return of 8 veterans, the 1970-71 season looks to be most promising for the Tigers. 138 J.V. Basketball Kneeling: P. Battiste, Standing: T. Hartpence, C. Coodsell, W. Cirino, K. Hladik, K. Mayotte, H. Yarter, J. Fallacaro. P. Luciano, R. Bordeau, Coach Carpenter. BEEFER CHARLIE LINZ Kneeling: F. Santoro, D. Barbieri, B. West, S. Moffitt. Standing: J. Casey, T. Weiskotten, B. Passineau, C. Latimer, A. Cantiello. Freshman Basketball ROG MAC PETE 141 Front: Tommy Chickanis-featherweight. Row 1: D. Middleton, J. DePalo, M. Moffitt, J. Carpentier. Row 2: Coach Chickanis, P. Schemerhorn, C. Fawcett, D. Davis, R. Reynolds. Row 3: R. Yarter, J. B. DeCamilla, J. Cicone, J. Willis. Wrestling R°w 1: B Delong J. Barot, J. Belisle, B. Macey, P. Lindsay. Row 2: J. DuPell, M. Archambault, D. Canterbury, M. Mac- n mi t’ Row 3: P. Benway, B. Blackmere, B. Eldridge, B. Stemp. (Row 4: G. Chikanis, R. Evans, M. Royal, S. Schemerhorn, D. Whalen, Coach West. 144 Unbelievable as it may seem, the Hudson Falls “Tiger Sharks” also have brought home the “number one” title. Undefeated in dual meets, first place in the Queensbury Holiday Festival, first place in the Glen Falls Invitational, and second place in the Northern Conference Tournament, the HUDSON FALLS GRAP- PLERS, under the guidance of Coach “Chick” Chickanis, have truly maintained a high respect from all area schools. Individual honors were won by Joe DePalo, Jim Willis, Craig Fawcett, Pete Schermerhom, Jim Cicone, and Dave Davis, who captured first place in either or all of the following: the Queensbury Holiday Festival, the Glens Falls Invitational, and the Northern Conference Tournament. Scores H.F 25 Colonie 21 H.F 28 Glens Falls 18 H.F 49 Corinth 3- H.F 30 Scotia 16 H.F 26 Saratoga 23 H.F 31 Whitehall 16 H.F 28 S. G. F 20 H.F 46 Ticonderoga 8 H.F 28 Mt. Pleasant 22 H.F 28 Granville 16 H.F 38 Johnstown 8 H.F 27 Queensbury 15 H.F 47 Warrensburg 3 We’re No. 1!!! The 1970 Hermes Staff would like to thank Coach Tony Luciano, Coach “Chick” Chickanis, Coach Warren Dunham, Coach Richard Young, Coach Bill Andrews, the cheerleaders, managers, student body, and most of all the athletes who have made 1970 truly “The Year of the Tigers.” ADVERTISEMENTS PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Altizio Mr. and Mrs. John Armtrong, Sr. Mrs. Donald Barber Mr. and Mrs. David A. Barnes Audrey Belden Mr. Lawrence Belden BIRD Cynthia Bohlman Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bohlman Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Borden Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brayton Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Breen Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Britt Bungalow Bill Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bunker Mr. and Mrs. Peter Burns Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cackener Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Cain Tamara Lynn Cain Mr. and Mrs. Walter Case Mrs. Betty Chadwick Peter C. Chatel Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Chatel, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Clear Mr. and Mrs. James B. Clear Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Clear Mr. and Mrs. Richard Clear Dandy and Chicky-Poo Mr. and Mrs. Donald Daniels Mr. and Mrs. Homer Dearlove Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Deeb Mr. and Mrs. James P. Delaney Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Dennis Mr. and Mrs. Frank DePalo Mr. and Mrs. Patrick N. DePalo Baldy Devine Mr. and Mrs. Leon Deyette, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dingman Mr. and Mrs. Frank Doyle Drewpy Mr. and Mrs. Alton Edgerly Ethel and Snide Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Fahlmann Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Fallacaro Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fawcett Mr. and Mrs. Leland Fical Steve Fleckenstein Mr. and Mrs. Lowell A. Frank Monica Fredette Mr. and Mrs. Victor Fredette Bruce Fullerton Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Fullerton Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Fuss Mr. Basil Galleys Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Gauthier Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goerge Mr. and Mrs. John Gilman Mr. and Mrs. Wyman Goodspeed Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gorden Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gorden Mr. and Mrs. James Graham Mr. and Mrs. Laster Haas Rhonda Haas Harpies of America Mr. and Mrs. Donald Haskell Haven's Garage Mrs. Eva Heil John Hills Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Howard, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Huff Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Irvine Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jenks, Sr. Jizz and Pistol Pete Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jones Josephine Roosevelt Jones Mr. and Mrs. David Keays Ken and Deb Mr. and Mrs. John Bernard Labourr Mr. and Mrs. Raymond LaFarr Kevin LaPoint Mr. and Mrs. Wayne B. Lapoint Mr. and Mrs. Michael LaSarso Mr. and Mrs. Jaques Legault Mrs. Leon Lortie Coach and Mrs. Anthony Luciano Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Macduff Mr. and Mrs. Philip Marino Sean Edward McGinnis Butzenheimer McTing Ting Darlene Middleton Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Mills Marilyn Mills Cathy Moffitt Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mone Mr. Ernest Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. John Murray, Sr. Miss Julia Noble Mrs. Blanche H. O'Leary Oochie Mr. and Mrs. Louis Passineau Perky Elaine Porlier Mr. and Mrs. Emile J. Porlier Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pratt Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rabine Donna Race Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Rayno Mrs. Mary A. Repo Barbara Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Edward Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rivers Mr. and Mrs. Eli Robichaud Mr. and Mrs. Harry Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Roods Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ross Clearance Rourke, Jr. Gary Sawyler Sgt. Pepper Mr. and Mrs. William Smith Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Stark Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Steele Larry Steele Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Steele Virginia Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Tompkins Mr. and Mrs. Jack Toole Mr. and Mrs. William Toole Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Tougaw Alton Tugas Chad Michael Turbitt TYDE Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Underwood Mrs. Alberta Vadnais Bear Varney Mr. and Mrs. Robert Waite Harvey Wallbanger The Walrus Mr. and Mrs. Charles Webster Mr. Charles H. Willis Mr. and Mrs. L. Joseph Winans Ian Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wood Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wright Mr. and Mrs. Grant C. Wright 148 In order to attain the four goals of Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service, the members of National Honor Society broaden their horizons by participating in such activities as field trips, discussions, and lectures. In March this year the Honor Society made a trip to Williamstown to tour William’s College and see the Clark Museum. Ear- lier in the year, its members nominated Mike Freebern and Debbie Lewis for the annual Asso- ciation of Secondary School Principals Scholarship. They also provided an oppotunity for the faculty and student body to view Debbie Lewis’ slides of her stay in New Zealand as an exchange student. The present members wish their next year’s mem- bers much success. Serving Hudson Falls Glens Falls South Glens Falls Fort Ann Fort Edward Lake George IDEAL DAIRY FARMS N. G. DICKINSON AND SON DaJONS The Teen Man's Store Tuxedo Rentals Congratulations to the 1970 Graduates 88-90 Main St., Hudson Falls, N. Y. DECORA, Division of United Compliments of A FRIEND NORTHWAY FLOORS Merchants and Manufacturers, Quaker Rd. RX 3-0300 or RX 3-2220 Inc. CARPETS, RUGS, LIN. Fort Edward, N. Y. Congratulations to the Class of 1970 M. C. SCOVILLE, Jeweler 171 Glen St.. Glens Fall,. N. Y. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1970 HUDSON FALLS OFFICE THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF GLENS FALLS MEMBER FDIC CARLETON FUNERAL HOME INC. est. 1871 ALMON C. WILSON, Lie. Mgr. Serving All Faiths Lady Attendant—Hospital Beds Air Conditioned 68 Main St. 747-4243 Hudson Falls, N. Y. With Everything in Fashion as New as Tomorrow R. H. PENDER— PEEPLE'S GARAGE Ext. Notre Dame Hudson Falls THE TOWLY SHOP 219 Main St. Hudson Falls, N. Y. Compliments of BLONDIN'S COIN-LAUNDRY 266 Broadway Fort Edward, N. Y. MARY O SHOP Infants and Children's Wear Ladies' Lingerie and Hosiery 154 Main St. Phone 747-0070 Compliments of KINGSBURY INN VAUGHN'S 140 Main Street NEWS AND SPORTING GOODS Full Line of School Supplies 44 Main Street Hudson Falls, N. Y. Hudson Falls 152 AIR-LAND MOTOR PARTS, INC. Automotive Equipment 23-25 Bay Street Glens Falls 792-0921 Hudson Falls Granville Greenwich S. Glens Falls Corinth North Creek 747-3329 642-2330 MY 2-2254 793-9638 654-2281 -4281 HUDSON FALLS PAPER CORPORATION MORAN'S SPORTING GOODS SINCE 1917 Paper and Paper Products Janitor Supplies Swimming Pool Chemicals Phone 747-4118 264 Main Street EVERYTHING FOR THE SKIER Hart and Northland Skiis Henke Ski Boots— Northland Ski Poles RH 7-4182 33 Main St. Hudson Falls CHASE BAG COMPANY Congratulates the 1970 Graduating Class of Hudson Falls Central High School 153 During 1969-1970, The Hudson Falls Key Club has worked dili- gently under the guidance of Mr. Gerald Eichin to achieve those goals which have set it apart from all other service organiza- tions. The outgoing members would like to wish next year's club all possible success. 154 EDDIE'S GROCERY Fine Meats and Groceries Phone 747-3277 SIPOWICZ MARKET Complete Line of Groceries River Street Hudson Falls Compliments of DEAK'S STORE SACIA'S GROCERY 103 Boulevard LaVerne Sacia—Owner HOGAN'S DAIRY Lower Maple Street Hudson Falls, New York Phone 747-4981 Compliments of KOHN BROS. SHOE STORE 179 Glen Street Glens Falls, N. Y. BRAYDON CHAPMAN 144 Glen Street Everything in the Line of Music Glens Falls, N. Y. To the Class of 1970 From SCH LAKE'S FINE FURNITURE Main Street Hudson Falls ELECTROLUX 16 South Street (Corner of Monument Square) Glens Falls, N. Y. 12801 792-3196 MAC'S MEN'S SHOP Finest Men's Wear RH 7-7846 223 Main Street Hudson Falls 155 O'BRIEN'S RESTAURANT 136 Main Street AND O'BRIEN'S ICE CREAM FOODS 2751 2 Main Street HUDSON FALLS V S HARDWARE Hudson Falls Compliments of SALLY'S BEAUTY SALON 14 Sixth St. Hudson Falls Compliments of Compliments of MERKEL AND GELMAN TEE-BIRD COUNTRY CLUB The Store of Cheerful Service Downtown Glens Falls OPEN THURSDAY TILL 9:00 GRIFFIN LUMBER CO. EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME BUT THE GIRL 69 Pearl St. Hudson Falls 157 Class Rings—Graduation Announcements Name Cards and Accessories—Cap and Gowns Taylor-made Yearbook BALFOUR-TAYLOR Represented by BOB GRAY—DON NASH—JIM GERDING DICK SIMS—BOB MacFADDEN P.O. Box 2509 Schenectady, N. Y. 12309 158 M. SOLOMON FURS Famous for Furs and Fashion Apparel Since 1895 EL-RO-DO Mr. and Mrs. Warloff Dagfinn and Ingeborg Compliments of CHATEAU de LOUIS PINE LANES 328 Saratoga Road RX 3-9606 Open All Year Free Instructions Daily JOHN GERMAN, Prop. LARRY CASSERA, Mgr. and Inst. BOCCHI BROS. ESSO SERVICE Burgoyna Ave. at John St. Hudson Falls, N. Y. Phone: 747-3055 Compliments of LIVINGSTON'S QUALITY MANOR FISK ENTERPRISES, Inc. Compliments of DEAN'S GIFT SHOP 174 Main St., Hudson Falls, N. Y. 50 Pine Street Hudson Falls, New York THE FASHION SHOP Your Home of Magazine Fashions THE FLAIR SHOP Downtown Glens Falls TROPICAL FISH SHOP 76 Boulevard Hudson Falls, N. Y. All Varieties of Wet Pets 747-0591 and Supplies Hours: Mon. Thru Fri. 12-6 R. JOHN WOLCOTT Sat. 10 Til 6 159 Good Luck to the Class of 1970 FIELDER'S SERVICE DRUGS Hudson Falls, New York THREE LICENSED PHARMACISTS FREE DELIVERY FREE PARKING OPPOSITE STORE Compensation, Veterans, and Welfare Prescriptions Welcomed1 Compliments of FORT EDWARD PATRICIA'S BEAUTY SALON 199 Main St. RH 7-7996 Hudson Falls, N. Y. PATRICIA ANN BOWYER LUMBER AND SUPPLY INC. JOHN G. KOPF—Jeweler Headquarters for Artcarved Diamonds and Accutron Watches JOHN DOT'S DINER 31 Main St., Hudson Falls PAT DUPELL'S SELF SERVICE PACKAGE STORE 250 Main St. Hudson Falls, N. Y. CORLEW'S APPLIANCE New and Used Furniture and Appliances 114 River St., Hudson Falls, N. Y. RH 7-0282 and RH 7-9020 RH 7-7488 THE PRICE IS ALWAYS RIGHT ON OUR JACQUIN'S, RYE, SCOTCH, GIN, RUM, BRANDY, AND CORDIALS 160 GLENDALE FURNITURE CO., INC. Home of Distinctive Quality Phone RX 2-1108 Upper Glen St. Glens Falls Route 9 Lake George Road Compliments of ABC EQUIPMENT Compliments of MASSIES REFRIGERATION CO., INC. Hotels—Restaurants—Institutions 28-30 Elm Street, Glens Falls, N. Y. Phone RX 3-3456 or RX 3-3457 STEVENS FURNITURE CO. 188 Main St. Hudson Falls, New York 747-4831 SHOP HUDSON FALLS FIRST 161 GREETINGS FROM THE INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS JOSEPH P. TONELLI President-Secretary LOUIS H. LORRAIN, 1st Vice-President and Canadian Director Montreal, Quebec OREN PARKER, 2nd Vice-President Seattle, Washington WILFRED D. GAGNON, 3rd Vice-President Waterville, Maine JESSE W. WHIDDON, 4th Vice-President Mobile, Alabama EARL C. TAYLOR, 5th Vice-President Cincinnati, Ohio CHRISTOPHER J. JACKMAN, 6th Vice-President Newark, New Jersey CORNELIUS A. PRICE, 7th Vice-President Walnut Creek. California WAYNE E. GLENN, 8th Vice-President Little Rock, Arkansas JOHN W. SHANK, JR., 9th Vice-President St. Cloud, Minnesota EDWARD P. O'NEAL, I Oth Vice-President Vancouver, British Columbia J. GILBERT HAY, I Ith Vice-President Toronto, Ontario HENRY SEGAL, International Treasurer Fort Edward, New York INTERNATIONAL HEADQUARTERS—FORT EDWARD, NEW YORK Builders of Pulp and Paper Making Machinery for More Than a Century SANDY HILL CORPORATION OF HUDSON FALLS Extends Congratulations to the 1970 Graduating Class of the HUDSON FALLS CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL BRONK COAL LUMBER COMPANY PHONE 747-4136 Parry Street Hudson Falls, New York Compliments of SEALTEST ICE CREAM Dix Ave. Queensbury B C RECREATION 6 Center St. Hudson Falls HOUSE OF FRIENDLY BOWLERS Pro Shop Run by FRED VIGERS STEPHEN HERTZ, JEWELER 166 Glen Street Glens Falls, New York McKinneys Feed, Grain, and Gasoline Phone RH 7-5611 Hudson Falls, New York Compliments of BOB'S GROCERY FRENCH'S SERVICENTER Main and Elm Street Hudson Falls, New York Telephone 747-9801 GROWS SERVICE STATION WINNIE'S PETE'S Try One of Pete's Famous Hotdogs Whitehall Road BUTTERFIELD'S MEAT AND GROCERIES 153 Main Street Hudson Falls Clothes for the Entire Family School Supplies—Greeting Cards LA GASSE VARIETY STORE Phone RH 7-7389 Hudson Falls, N. Y. 147 Main St. 165 THE GLENS FALLS FRANCHISED NEW CAR DEALERS, INC. • CHRYSLER—DODGE—DART—IMPERIAL Ford Garage, Inc. • BUICK—BUICK SPECIAL Bruce Buick, Inc. • CADILLAC—OLDSMOBILE—F-85 Queensbury Motors • CHEVROLET—CORVAIR Whiteman Chevrolet, Inc. • CHRYSLER—PLYMOUTH VALIANT Pride Motors, Inc. • FORD—FALCON Parsons of Glen Falls, Inc. • PONTIAC—TEMPEST Bob Clarke Pontiac Compliments of DEAK'S LIQUOR STORE AND DEAK'S DELICATESSEN AND FOOD SERVICE Free Prompt Delivery Service 747-7660 WOODBURY LUMBER COMPANY Your Lumber Headquarters 679 Glen Street 7:30-5:00 INCLUDING SATURDAY RX 3-2505 WELLER'S SPECIALTY CO. Speed Shop—Auto Parts 747-7154 MICO'S Formal Rental Service 30 South Street Glens Falls 166 MONAHAN LOUGHLIN, INC. Roofing and Sheet Metal Specialists 4 Locust Street Hudson Falls New York 12839 Telephone: 518-747-4191 167 DON LABOURR—Senior Class President DURLING STUDIO Your Senior Portrait Today Becomes one of your cherished possessions of tomorrow We thank you for the privilege of allowing us to create your portraits and wish you all success and happiness in the future EDWARD A. DURLING, PHOTOGRAPHER 221 Main Street Hudson Falls 747-4663 168 PUTNAMS GROCERY Lower Dix Avenue, Hudson Falls CARL PUTNAM—OWNER MARTHA'S INN Congratulations to Class of 1970 SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO. 186 Main Street RH 7-9877 OPEN 7:00 A.M. TO 3:00 A.M. Queensbury Plaza Gler.s Falls Compliments of BILL'S MARKET Compliments of ROBERT A. ROURKE JR. CLARY S PHARMACY WILLIAM D. CLARY— Ph. G. THOMAS L. CLARY, B.S. Ph. G. Russell Stover Candy English Leather Toiletries Specializing in Permanents, Tinting CHAR-LYN BEAUTY SALON RH 7-0795 Hudson Falls, N. Y. RH 7-0192 DAYS EVENINGS Compliments of EAGLE CLOTHING Fast Service UNITED RENTALS We Rent Most Anything 684 Upper Glen St. RX 3-3118 WRIGHT'S RESTAURANT 46 Main Street Hudson Falls, N. Y. Cocktails—Dinners—Lunches RH 7-5345 BETTY and HARLAN WRIGHT—Your Hosts 33 Main Street Hudson Falls 169 JjdfKFAOEN INSURAN M LOCKE AGENCY, INC. First National Bank Building Hudson Falls, N. Y. VAN AERNEM'S DAIRY 1 Fourth Ave. Hudson Falls, N. Y. 747-6323 Retail and Wholesale Milk Products GRANT'S GROCERY Fine Meats, Groceries FREE DELIVERY 747-5012 Compliments of RILEY BROTHERS FUNERAL HOME PARKVIEW BARBER SHOP 1 Main St. Hudson Falls FREEBERN PRESS, INC. Compliments of C. V. PETERS' 170 EZRA R. DICKINSON, INC. GAS AND FUEL DISTRIBUTORS SINCE 1907 52 Main Street Hudson Falls, N. Y. YORK COUNTRY STORE Moss Street, Hudson Falls, New York RH 7-9857 JOHN and HAZEL THOMPSON. Proprietors The finest in groceries and custom cut meat 747-9811 or 747-0510 AGGIE'S I.G.A. MARKET Quality Meats and Groceries 35 Lower Oak Street Hudson Falls, N. Y. FRANK'S AUTO BODY PAINT SHOP O'Connor Road, R.D. 2, Fort Ann 747-7338 FRANK CAMPNEY (Prop.) Over 20 Yrs. Experience 171 ‘“hail farewell” 1969-1970 here’s to you, class of ’70! A PARADE OF SENIOR YEAR EVENTS YOU CAN ENJOY NOW, AND IN SOME NOSTALGIC TOMORROW. WHEN YOU THINK BACK, WILL YOU RECALL . . . With “One small step for man ” Ed Armstrong left the first footprint on the moon. 300,000 people, and a 20 mile traffic jam, listened to the sounds of the Woodstock festival. The Amazing Mets heat Baltimore in a five game world series. To protect our National Christmas Tree, area students kept all-night vigils. Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, Midnight Cowboy, Easy Rider, Alice’s Restaurant, Romeo and Juliet, were movies “everybody” saw. Sly and The Family Stone, The Who, Creedence Clearwater Revival, and Joan Baez, ushered in the sounds of the seventies. Arlo Guthrie • Dustin Hoffman • Peter Max Rowan and Martin Johnny Cash • Tom Jones • Tiny and Mrs. Tim Age of Aquarius • In the Year 2525 • Leaving on a Jet Plane Elis Coming Cherryhill Park Miniskirts • Maxicoats • Bell Bottoms • Choker Beads Wide Ties • Floppy Felt Hats • Afro-Haircuts • Moustaches • Long Hair Dodge Chargers • Mustangs • Camaros • Rambler Scramblers May these events become memories of an even happier tomorrow. The people of the Glens Falls Insurance Company extend these reminiscences to the class of ’70. We recognize that young achievement plays a big role in our own development. Why not stop in and talk to us about your future. THE GLENS FALLS GROUP • GLENS FALLS INSURANCE COMPANY, GLENS FALLS. N.Y. KANSAS CITY FIRE MARINE INSURANCE CO.. KANSAS CITY, MO. THE NATIONAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA, GLENS FALLS. N.Y. An independenlly managed affiliate of The Continental Insurance Companies. 172 KNOBBY'S RECORDS 7 Broad Street, Hudson Falls 747-3454 Compliments of DOTY MACHINE WORKS, INC. Fort Edward, N. Y. Compliments of McCANN'S PHARMACY PAUL T. McCANN—Prop. Fanny Farmer Candies All Leading Cosmetics HAGEN'S GREENHOUSES 27 Willow Street Hudson Falls FALL LINE SKI SHOP ROBERT'S JEWELRY SHOP 170 Glen Street Glens Falls, New York SMITH'S BAKERY Fort Edward, New York Phone RH 7-6344 BENSON'S ATLANTIC SERVICE JOSEPH GRUBER, INC. Complete Line of Maternity and Sportswear 25 Maple Street 747-4167 Specializing in Minor Repairs and Road Service 173 Main Street 747-9859 JOHN F. CAREY, INC. Your Insurance Man Hudson Falls, N. Y. I W. T. GRANT COMPANY Three Convenient Charge-lt Plans I 14 Main Street Hudson Falls PARKSIDE FLOWERS BARBARA AND FRED DAVIES 747-4103 132 Main St., Hudson Falls, N. Y. Congratulations to the Class of 1970 DOM'S GROCERY 52 Oak St. Hudson Falls, N. Y. BRICK HOUSE YARN SHOP Spinning Yarns 24 Pearl St. HELEN HALLOCK RH 7-5544 D'AMICO'S RESTAURANT QUEEN SHOP Known For Sportswear Downtown Glens Falls Corner of Dix Ave. and Whitehall Rd. Hudson Falls, New York J. E. SAWYER CO., INC. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS Hardware Plumbing and Heating Industrial Supplies Phone 792-0953 64-90 Glen Street Glens Falls, New York NORTHERN HOMES- For All Your Building Needs— 10 LaCrosse Street Hudson Falls, N. Y. 175 FORT EDWARD-HUDSON FALLS SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION 134 Broadway RH 7-3513 Fort Edward YOU MAY BORROW PER YEAR 1st Year $1,000 2nd Year $1,000 3rd Year $1,250 4th Year $1,500 Subsequent Graduate Studies $ 1,500 Today . .. the high school student who passes college entrance courses cannot afford NOT to go to college. The Fort Edward-Hudson Falls Savings Loan Association is happy to participate in a fine program with the New York Higher Education Assistance Corporation. Also, stu- dents planning for college from Fort Edward and Hudson Falls should investigate other aspects of this program. • LOAN MADE DIRECTLY TO STUDENTS. NO INTEREST CHARGE WHILE IN SCHOOL • NO OBLIGATION ON PARENTS TO REPAY. REPAYMENT BY STUDENTS MAY BE SPREAD OVER 10 YEARS AFTER GRADUATION. 176 £89