Lake George Central High School - Georgian Yearbook (Lake George, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1958 volume:

96vo £ pt p- s4C uz 'Tfazt i Oh, lake of crystal water. Surrounded by yon hills, The mountain peaks rise up To kiss the blue ’nd skies and rills. Our high school stands upon the mound. We gaze at all thy charms. God bless our Alma Mater in the Adirondack arms. As forward through the years we march, Our footsteps toward success, We dream of Lake George High School, And the friends that we possess. The love and honor in our hearts Shall last forever more. The things that we accomplished, Shall reflect upon the door. 'DecUcctftoit They have understood our problems, assisted us with patience of steel, listened to our complaints with an admirable smile, inspired us with confi- dence, encouraged 11s when we were disheartened, and enhanced our chance for success. Their determined effort to make us satisfied and happy shall always be remembered as one of our most precious high school memories. Words can’t express our appreciation for their various contributions; but to show- how much we love, honor, and respect them, the Senior Class dedicates the ’58 Georgian to their parents. Left to right: Mr. Russ, Judy Hayward, Ashley Pietrick, Joyce Caple, Paul Bialous, Pattie Hime, June Dodge. In the yearbook, the class of ’58 has tried to collect the memories of past years, and put them together for you to look back on. The theme of this yearbook is “Teen- agers.” We feel it to be an appropriate one, because our high school is con- stituted of teenagers. We sincerely hope this book will bring back many happy, faded memories, and instill in your minds the desire to work for a more successful future. s4cUtu u4 Mitio«t Vice Principal Someone has said, “It is better to look ahead and pre- pare than to look back and regret.” Your opportunity to be pre- pared is given daily. If you make the necessary effort to gain your objective, people will lend encouragement. You must show the will to work if you expect the “look ahead” to bring success. Supervising Principal “We want each student to have a great aim and will teach him how to squeeze the trigger.” Sitting: Herman Murray, Douglas Webster, Edmond Brous, Ralph Brynes. Standing: William Busch, Harmel Burton, Fred Durkee. SWW SctucatioK We wish to thank the board for all they have done in our school years to make them cherished memories. uccUutce Mr. Robert Swan Mrs. Corkland Mrs. Carlson The Secretaries at work Se tavt Treasurer, Grace Giovanniello; President, Betsey Young; Secretary, Judy Hayward; Vice President, Joyce Caple; Student Council Representative, Lenny Pietrick. The class of ’58 has had four very successful and happy years of high school. In our senior year we were confronted with the problem of raising funds for our senior trip. With the aid and advice we received from our parents and advisor, the trip was made possible and an enjoyable time was had by all. To the entire school we leave best wishes for the coming years. ROBERT MOSS ALLEN September 8, 1941 “Bob ... It will be amazing the day we find him quiet; yet we must admit at times he's a riot. Projector Club 1; Intramurals 1, 2; Dramatics Club 3; JV Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. CLAY ARTHUR BEAUDET July 5, 1940 “Clay . . . For he is just the happy kind whose nature never varies. Projector Club 1, 2; Senior Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Senior Chorus 4; Conservation Club 3; Art Club 1. 2; Varsity Club 3, 4; Base- ball 3, 4; Soccer 3, 4. PAUL EMIL BIALOUS September 26, 1940 “Paul . . . Keeps to himself; never makes a fuss. He is always ready to help one of us. Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; All-State Band 4; Science Research 3; Yearbok Staff, Editor 4; Band Captain 4; Boys’ State 3. 5 SANDRA LEE BLAIR June 16, 1940 “Mamie . . . Intelligence, sweetness, modesty and charm all go with Mamie arm and arm. Student Council 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Vice President 3, Presi- dent 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3; Intramurals 2; All-State Chorus 3; Senior Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 2, 3, President 3; Library Assistant 2. JOYCE BARNETT CAPLE October 27, 1940 “Skip . . . Toward her goal shefs always steering. IT hat Joyce says is well worth hearing. Vice President of Class 4; Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Sectional All-State Band 3, 4; Pep Band 3, 4; Senior Chorus 1, 3; Girls’ Sextet 3; Trio 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; National Junior Honor Society 1; National Senior Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 4; GAA 1, 2. 3; All-Star Basketball 2, 3; All-Star Hockey 3; All-Star Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Referee Club 2; Intramurals 2; Library Assistant 3, 4; Newspaper Club 4; Business Manager and Subscription Manager of Yearbook 4; Good Citizens’ Award 4. JANICE EILEEN CLEVELAND March 22, 1940 “Jan . . . Always light hearted and serene, at our prom she was our Queen. Student Council Representative 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Dramatics Club 3; Cheer- leading 2, 3, 4; All-Star Hockey 3; All-Star Softball 2; All- Star Volleyball 2. CAROL MAY COOPER December 24, 1940 “Caro ” . . . Shy and quiet, pure and sweet; Carol is that from head to feet. GAA 1, 2, 3; Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1. JUNE KAREN DODGE June 10, 1940 “June” . . . Sincere, intellectual quiet, and sweet; someone that's always a pleasure to meet. GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Intramurals 1, 2; Dramatics Club 3; Senior Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4; Cheerleading 4; Science Research 3; Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Advertising Manager; Newspaper Club 4; Library Assistant 3, 4; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Latin Honor Society 3; Referee Club 2. PATRICIA GAY DORR April 26, 1940 “Patti” . . . Lots of hearts she could be breaking; sorry, fellows, Patti's taken. GAA 1, 2, 3; Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Band 1; Intra- murals 1; Senior Chorus 1, 2, 3; Art Club 2; Junior Art Club 1; May Dance Attendant 3; Senior Play Usherette 3; Referee Club 2; Booster Squad 2; Library Club 1. GERALD LEE EICHEN January 25, 1941 “Jerry” . . . Freckled face and bristled hair; loves to tease the ladies fair. Projector Club 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 1. 2; Senior Chorus 1; Industrial Arts Club 2, 3; Art Club 1; Varsity Club 3, 4; Soccer 2, 3; Science Research 3; Newspaper Club 2; Junior High Basketball 1; Junior Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3. BRIAN EDGAR ERHARDT October 20. 1939 “Crash” ... I worry not, for what’s the use; for worry bores me like the deuce. Projector Club 3; Intramurals 2; Industrial Arts Club 3; Art Club 1; Newspaper Club 2. SHEILA MARY GEORGE November 11, 1939 “Sheil” . . . Cheerful, jolly, carefree and gay; she’ll bring sunshine on a rainy day. GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Sports Manager 4; Intramurals 1. 2, 3; Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; Class Secretary 2, 3; All-Star Basket- ball 1. 2, 3; All-Star Volleyball 2, 3, 4; All-Star Hockey 1, 2, 3; All-Star Softball 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2; Junior Prom Attendant 3; Pep Squad 1. ALYS KAY GILDAY October 26, 1938 “Kay” . . . A swell girl, loads of fun, Kay is nice to everyone. GAA 1, 2, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics Club 2; All-State Chorus 2, 3; All-Star Basketball 2; Newspaper Club 1; Library Assistant 4; Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4. GRACE MARIE GIOVANNIELLO June 16, 1940 “Chee Chee” . . . Always jolly, always gay, sAe sure does brighten each long day. All-State Chorus 4; Senior Chorus 2, 4; Intramurals 2, 3; GAA 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3; Yearbook Staff Treasurer; Volley- ball 2, 3; Hockey 2, 3; Softball 2, 3; Class Officer 4, Treas- urer; Dramatics Club 3; Booster Squad 2. WILLIAM ROGER HARRIS February 16, 1940 “BUT . . . can resist all things except temptation. Intramurals 1, 2; Senior Chorus 1, 2; All-State Chorus 1; Dramatics Club 1, 3; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Basket- ball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; All-Star Basket- ball 3, 4; Class President 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3; All- Star Soccer 3, 4; JV Basketball 1. JUDITH ANN HAYWARD June 18, 1940 GEORGINA ELIZABETH HIME May 28, 1941 “Gina . . . Fancy free and full of fun; got no time to worry none. GAA 3, 4, President 4; Intramurals 3; Senior Chorus 1, 2; Cheerleading 2, 4; Honor Roll 1, 3; Student Council 1; All- Star Volleyball 3, 4; All-Star Softball 3. 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3; Yearbook Staff, Sports Editor 4; Newspaper Club 2, 3; Member Athletic Association 2, 3. “Judy . . . She may be light, she may be fair; but nothing is equal to her red hair. GAA 3, 4, Sports Coordinator 4; Intramurals 3; Senior Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Class Officer, Secretary 4; Year- book Staff, Art Editor 4; Newspaper Club, Art Editor 4; Girls’ All-State Representative 3; All-Star Hockey 3; All-Star Volleyball 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Pep Club 2. RICHARD EVANS KEYWORTH February 3, 1940 “Dick . . . Children should be seen and not heard; knowing Dick, we know this is absurd. Projector Club 1; Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2; Pep Band 3, 4; Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Baseball 2; Soccer 2, 3, 4; Class Vice President 3. SHIREEN MARIE LEGG December 8. 1939 “Shireen” ... A pleasant girl with pleasant way, and a pleasant smile for every day. GAA 1, 2, 4; Intramurals 1; Senior Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Dra- matics Club 1; All-State Chorus 1; Science Research 1; Year- book Staff 4; Newspaper Club 2; Library Assistant 2; Booster Squad 2. BARBARA LUCILLE LOCKHART September 19, 1940 “Barb” ... When work seems rather dull to me and life is not so sweet; one thing can bring me joyt at least; I simply love to eat. GAA 1, 2, 3; Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1; Senior Chorus 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 3, 4; Dance Band 2, 3, 4; All-State Band 2, 3, 4; All-Star Basketball 2, 3; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; Newspaper Club 1, 4; Junior Honor Society 1; All-Star Hockey 3; Referee Club 2. JOAN ELIZABETH O’DELL July 6, 1940 “Joanie” . . . She never defers and never demands; smiling, she takes the world in her hands. GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1; Senior Chorus 3, 4; Dramatics Club 1; Science Research 3; Newspaper Club 1, 4; Library Assistant 4; Booster Squad 1. DONALD LYNN OUDEKERK July 5, 1940 ‘Don ... He never worries and has his fun; he just takes things as they come. Senior Honor Society 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 3; Boys’ State 3. MADELINE LENORA PIETRICK November 29, 1940 “Lenny” . . . Song in her heart, dance in her toes; you’ll always find rhythm wherever she goes. GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Band 2, 3, 4; Junior Band 1; Dra- matics Club 1; Pep Band 3, 4; Dance Band 3, 4; Cheerleading 3, 4; Class Treasurer 3; Student Council 4; Yearbook Staff, Treasurer 3; Newspaper Club, Editor 4; Library Assistant 2; All-State Orchestra 3; Junior Honor Society 1; Senior Honor Society 2, 3, 4. ASHLEY GERALD RHODES May 28, 1940 “Rock” . . . It's the future we cannot see; but successful we’re sure Rock will be. Projector Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3; Science Research 3; Yearbook Staff, Photography Editor 3, 4; Library Assistant 2, 3; Delegate to United Nations 3. PATRICIA ANN STANTON April 26, 1940 “Patty” . . . Sweet and friendly, not so tall; but good things come in parcels small. GAA 1; Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Band 1; Librarian of Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4. CECELIA ROBERTA STREET December 13, 1940 “Bobbie” ... Her whole description is complete with just one word and that is sweet. GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Senior Chorus 2, 3; Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3; All-Star Hockey 3; Student Council 3; Newspaper Club 4. JOANNE BARBARA WEBSTER June 14, 1941 “Jo” ... At times she could wish to be six feet tall, rather than petite and five feet small. GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2; Junior Band 1, 2; Senior Chorus 3, 4; Pep Band 3, 4; Cheer- leading 3, 4; All-Star Hockey 3; Newspaper Club 4. LARRY GORDON WEBSTER May 22, 1941 ‘Tony” ... He s our expert jitterbug; always set to cut a rug. Art Club 1; Junior High Basketball 1; JV Basketball 1, 2; Intramurals 1; Chorus 1; Art Club 4; Varsity Basketball 4. ELIZABETH ANN YOUNG November 7, 1939 “Betsey” . . . Betsey, Elizabeth, Beth, or Bess; a vision of youth and prettiness. GAA 3, 4; Intramurals 3; Dramatics Club 3; Class President 4; Student Council 4. PATRICIA ANN WYNKOOP March 10, 1940 “Patty . . . This girl can never be wrong; for she believes life is one gay song. GAA 1; Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Band 1; Intramurals 1; Senior Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 3. MOST VERSATILE MOST AMBITIOUS BEST LOOKING MOST STUDIOUS MOST ARTISTIC BEST P. G. MOST ROMANTIC MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST CLASS ADVISOR MOST COURTEOUS Paul Bialous Don Oudekerk Judy Hayward Girls’ Stale United Nations Delegate Homemaking Award Time: 1970 Occasion: A class of 1958 reunion in Washington, D. C., at the hotel where our senior trip was spent. The reunion was arranged by our beautiful social director, Miss Sheila George, and here she is greeting our classmates. Hi, Dick! It’s Dick Key worth coining from Warrensburg where he owns an Olds- mobile garage. He sure looks wonderful and there right behind him is that wonderful stock car racer, Brian Erhardt. Did you know that the world’s only girl expert on racing cars, Patti Dorr, keeps all his cars in shape for the races? All the guests seem to he arriving ail right, and here comes Dr. A. Rhodes and following him is his devoted nurse, Roberta Street. Here come Bill and Jan Harris; they make such a cute couple. Oh, look who’s pulling up in her speedy new car! Betsey Young. By the way, what is her name now? I heard she married a very rich polo player, but I can’t recall his name. Was it Ruhirosa? Aren t the pictures in this suite divine? They were painted by the famous artist, Lawrence Webster, and his beautiful cousin, Joanne Webster, modeled for them. Oh, look! Here comes our Canadian Ambassador of good will to the U. S., Lenny Pietrick. Following her is Joyce Caple who is carrying on the campaign for sovereignty of the southern states. Say, did you hear that Don Oudekerk owns his own Indian tribe and tours with them so he won’t be able to be with us today? Speaking of touring, here comes the famous trophy hunter, Paul Bialous. They say he shot the biggest elk ever to be brought down. Here comes his associate, Clay Beaudet, who has fish farms all over the world. There’s Pat Stanton and Carol Cooper who are both Driver Education teachers at old Lake George. Why, it’s Judy Hayward in riding breeches. They say she owns a gigantic riding stable in Kentucky and races her own thoroughbreds. Her flaming red hair looks lovely because it was done by our very own hair stylist, Kay Gilday. Did you know that the delicious food was being supplied by that famous food queen, June Dodge? They say she owns a chain of pizza houses all over the country. Oh, look! Here comes Pat Wynkoop, the head operator of the Bell Telephone Co. She really came a long distance. The great politician, Robert Allen, is coming now. Did you hear that he was running for Mayor of New York City? Hes followed by his two legal secre- taries. Gina Hime and Barb Lockhart. Have you read the latest best seller by Grace Giovanniello, “If You Are Caught Between the Ringer and the Washer—Smile!” or “How to Die Laughing in One Easy lesson”? Did you know that the music for the party is being supplied by Sandy Blair? She’s lending us all her hit records to use on the newest hi-fi set de- signed by that electrical engineering wizard, Gerald Eichen. Oh! Here comes Joan O’Dell. We heard that she’s just been appointed head of the Grand Union Chain. It’s Shireen Legg with her millionaire husband and their six children. I see Mr. Russ is here and everyone is glad to see him. Did you know that he is still teaching math at good old Lake George High? Why, that looks like an inter- mediate algebra book under his arm. Guess he hasn’t given us up yet! It certainly was a wonderful class reunion and everyone looks well. So until another twelve years we close with best wishes for years to come. TViM Being reasonably sound of mind and sufficiently sober to speak, we, the class of 1958, do solemnly bequeath the following: Bob Allen doesn’t have anything to leave but he leaves it to the Juniors. Clay Beaudet leaves Miss Lewis with no one to argue with in English. Paul Bialous leaves the yearbook problems to the editor of the 1959 Georgian. Sandy Blair leaves her back seat driver’s license to Jerry Seymour for his trips to Troy. Joyce Caple leaves her Kleenex to Little Lulu. Jan Cleveland leaves her dimensions to Charlie Smith. Carol Cooper leaves the school in peace. June Dodge leaves George (wired)! Patti Dorr leaves in a super-duper, green, custom Ford. Jerry Eichen leaves his brilliance in trig class to Tom Roach. Brian Erhardt leaves his taxi service to Mickey Smith. Kay Gilday leaves her sleepless nights to anyone who likes to ride to Corinth every night. Shiela George leaves her trips to the bank on bank day to any Junior who likes to skip classes. Gracie Giovanniello leaves George Hill a bottle of “Mistic Moment” perfume. Judy Hayward leaves her task of making posters to Carol Greene. Bill Harris leaves his basketball uniform to Mickey Smith so that he can keep the number famous. Gina Hime leaves her position on the cheering squad to Sandy Duncan. Dick Keyworth leaves his skill in cooking spaghetti to the Future Homemakers of Tomorrow. Barb Lockhart leaves her locker room jokes to her buddy Jinx Moynihan. Shireen Legg leaves insisting on taking everything with her. Joanie O’Dell leaves her slender figure to Ken Fuchslocher. Don Oudekerk leaves all the Junior girls to the Junior boys. Ashley Rhodes leaves his nickname, “Rocky,” to any Junior who has the nerve to accept it. Lenny Pietrick leaves her drumsticks to the Trombone section. Pat Stanton leaves her ability to get to class on time to the Junior Glass. Bobbie Street leaves her pony-tail to Maggi Van Horne. Joanne Webster leaves only to join the Seniors again next year. Larry Webster leaves the secret of his wavy hair to the Junior girls. Patty Wyncoop leaves her shorthand book to anyone who wants to become a telephone operator. Betsey Young leaves one-slightly used bottle of peroxide to Kay Owens. And the Class of 1958 leaves, still trying to make money for their Washington Trip. 'ZC tdexcC z44 Ke i CLASS OFFICERS—Left to right: Mike Smith. Vice President: George Hill, Student Council Representative; Tom Roach, President; Ken Fuchslocher, Treasurer; Bonnie Stanton, Secretary. First row: Tamara Dyba, James Ellsworth. Second row: Kenneth Fuchslocher, «Garry Grant, Carol Greene, Sam Hallihan, Lloyd Higgins, George Hill. Third row: Beatrice Hughes, Beverly Hughes, Ruth Irwin, David Jenkins, Barbara Lackey, Edward Malcolm. President _____________ -............ Tom Roach Vice President ....................... Mike Smith Secretary ........................ Bonnie Stanton Treasurer ........................ Ken Fuchslocher Student Council Representative........ George Hill One of our first dances, a W.P.T.R. Record Hop was very successful and we expect to have more. Our class rings came around January fifteenth. We selected oval rings this year rather than the previous rectangular rings. Many students from our class are represented in the school athletic program. The Juniors wish the Class of ’58 the best of luck and prosperity in the future. First row: Linda Malcolm, William Mantz. Second row: Leslie Marshall. Marydale Martindale, Edna Moulton, Gary Northrup. Thomas Roach, Dorothy Schroonover. Third row: Marylin Seymour, Michael Smith, Bonnie Stanton, Margaret Van Horne, Thomas Wassel, Mary Wynkoop. SafeJto H xre i Top row: Cassius Allen, Terry Archard, Kathryn Boise, Betty Brand, Robert Brand, John Briggs. Second row: Judd Brynes, Judith Chadwick, Sharon Coonrad, Gayle Coon- rad, Robert Dean, Bunnie Empie. Third row: Linda DeGrechie, Winnifred Denton, Norman Duell, Sandra Duncan, Sharon Ellis, Roger Erhardt. Bottom row: Rita Ferronne, Andy Fish, Rudolph Fisher, Eva Gates, John Gates, Sheridan Hammond. The Sophomores elected the following officers: President, Patricia Lace; Vice President, Charles Smith; Secretary, Monica LaFond; Treasurer, Charles Ogden; Student Council Representative, Jack Wilson. This year, we plan to start saving money for our Senior Trip. We have a few projects planned, and hope this year is as successful as last year. Top row: Jack Wilson, James Van Guilder, Helen Snyder, Charles Smith, Henry Sintzenich, Karen Rossiter. Second row: Karen Rosi, Barbara Pratt, Kay Owens, Chuck Ogden, Joanne O’Dell, Wilson Monroe. Third row: James Mitchel, Karen McNamara, Bridgid McConniville, Corky Langworth, Monica LaFond, Patricia Lace. Botton row: Richard LaBlanc, Patricia Henderson, Lynn Hayward, Helen Hay, Larry Harris, Don Harris. Our Freshman year has been quite different, although full of work and fun. Our very first dance was successful and it greatly encouraged us to keep working towards our May Dance and Senior Trip. The officers chosen, we feel, did a good job, after so little experience, and we are looking forward to a successful year as Sophomores. OFFICERS—Left to right: Sandra Cotherman, Veep; Susan Martin- dale, Student Council Rep.; Gerald Moppert, President; Bill Wilson, Treasurer; Caroline Lace, Secretary. hirst row: Karl Anderson, James Ardia, JoAnne Baker, Fred Beaudet. Robert Bevins, Peter Bombard, Barbara Bovair. Second row: Andrew Chase, Elaine Clark, Sandra Cotherman, Patricia Denton, Larry Dickinson, Marsha DuFour, Dorothy Folts. Third row: JoAnn Frasier, Bill Gates, Danny George, Elaine Hannula, Carol Harris, Dareen Hay, John Hayward. First row: Charles Higgins, Thomas Ingraham, Robert Jenkins, Joyce Joslin, Nancy Kissinger. Second row: Doreen Koch, Caroline Lace, Lauren Lackey, Bill LaPlanche, Howard LaRose, Danny Lewis, Jilda Lukaris. Third row: Sandra Manosh, Francis Martindale, Susan Martindale, Gerald Moppert, Beverly Moulton, Sandra Phelps, Eileen Pollman. Fourth row: Ernest Pollman, Sharon Rhodes, Elwin Ross, Pamela Rutherford, Sharon Ryther. Patricia Smith, Stephen Smith. Fifth row: Arthur Spaulding, Pamela Steen, Jane Stevenson, Isabelle Wallace, Marsha Wilkins, Bill Wilson, Charles Yager. _ First row: Mr. Garcia, B. Spaul- ding, B. Morehouse, R. Steen, D. McGowan, R. Montena, R. Sanford, J. Street. Second row: V. Varnum, J. Wills, G. Morey, S. Legg, M. Wynkoop, J. Wells. B. Turnbull, J. Stranahan. Third row: R. Putney, C. Mel- lon, J. Wood. W. Stranahan. J. Mattison, P. Parrott, J. Regan, K. Sullivan, C. Stantor. tyuzde First row: M. Allen, R. Ells- worth, L. Goodness, Mr. Bossey, 0. Boychuck, P. Jackson, G. Flynn. Second row: C. Blair, P. Bur- den, M. Ginniff, K. Bialous, L. Kornhoff, J. Briggs. Third row: L. Kissinger, S. Ar- chard, W. Crouch, D. Crouch, S. Jenkins, D. Crouch. First row: C. Ellsworth, P. La- Fond. D. Grant, R. Lace, M. Legg, B. Horton, G. Harris, K. Graves, T. Beaudet, K. Licht. Second row: M. Crouch, G. Cleghom, B. Fosbrook, P. Ham- mond, R. Horn, R. Kahn. L. Ellsworth, M. H u m p h r e y, J. Coonrad, M. Jennings. Third row: L. Lamphean, K. Kilmartin, K. Longhy, B. Bur- den, C. Lloyd, K. Lindsley, R. Costello, D. Dutra, Raymond Durkee, Helen LaPlanche. Seventh uuCe First row: B. Mattison, D. Mousseau, C. Socha, E. Rosi, P. Parrot, S. Wilcox, M. Yagar, A. Mulligan. Second row: D. Whitcomb, P. Thomson, M. Roosevelt, S. Pikul, B. Stranahan, S. Stone, M. O’Dell. Third row: Mr. DeGrush, J. Simpson, G. Mattison, T. Trues- dale, R. Poutre, C. Starche, M. Russell. EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS—Left to right: Peter Parrott, Vice President; Linda Kornhoff, President; Lois Kissinger, Secretary; Vonda Varnum, Treasurer. SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS—Left to right: Elissa Rosi, President; Bonnie Horton, Secretary; Pamela Parrott, Treasurer; Gail Harris, Student Council Representative. First row: Mrs. Stephenson, D. Stewart, J. Truesdale, S. Wilcox, J. Truesdale, T. Whit- comb, G. Wood. Second row: D. VanGuilder, S. Simpson, J. Young, C. Snyder, J. Sheridan, C. Wilcox. Third row: C. Stranahan, M. Russell, L. Schweikhart, D. Turnbull, R. Schaem. Fourth row: B. Tucker, N. Roach, J. Wood, L. Young. First row: S. Mason, A. O’Dell, A. Martin- dale, L. Lohe, B. Martindale, B. Oudekerk. Second row: Mr. Miller, J. Morrissey, W. Morehouse, J. Ingraham. L. Mattesin. K. Longley, P. Lehman. Third row: P. Macdonald, S. Johnson, Y. Matheson. J. Hillen, C. LaRose. Fourth row: D. Pigeon. H. MacDonald. First row: J. Coutant, R. Sllocca, S. Heyer, L. Engwer, G. Archard, F. Bombard. Second row: Mrs. Fordyce, W. Henry, R. Hehderson, A. Dickinson, C. Cloonan, W. Chadwick, B. Bubbs. Third row: C. Carlson, C. Foote, D. Cor- nell, D. Dickinson, R. Gates, J. Green. Fourth roiv: G. Hay, J. Bills, S. Einstein. Sextet First row: S. Burton, G. Beswick. Second row: Mrs. Depalo, S. Cohan, M. Duncan, C. Chase, J. Earl, M. Brown. Third row: D. Bovair, C. Bill, D. Brenn, B. Durkee, C. Cornell, D. DuFour. Fourth row: B. Finkle, D. Bialous, J. Cleghorn, D. Fordyce, S. Duell, E. Bentley. First row: Miss Hughes, A. Grant, T. Koch, L. King, G. Loke, L. Lewis, E. Lawson. Second row: S. Moulton, M. Kelly, S. Murray, H. LaFountain, D. Moon, M. Graves. Third row: J. Garry, A. Mantz, K. Mop- pert, M. Hay, R. LaFountain, A. Morrissey. Fourth row: J. Gunderson, C. Gates. tyuuCe First row: P. Sanford, J. Wassel, L. Stan- ton, M. Zemanek. Second row: Mrs. Niles, B. Ross, J. Tucker, N. O’Dell, E. Wilkens, M. Radcliff, A. Van Horne. Third row: R. Yole, D. Tramposch, S. Stone, S. Pratt, J. Schrina, J. Stark. Fourth row: R. Stanahan, S. Smith, D. Swinton, J. Schroonover, J. Ogden, W. Varnum. First row: Mrs. Horn, S. Moon, M. Mc- Laughlin, P. Morey, S. Ide, D. Morehouse, S. Garcia. Second row: J. Galloway, R. LaFountain, G. Horton, A. Higgins, L. Kennison, R. MacDonald, K. Langworthy. Third row: J. Earl, J. Grant, D. Mitchell, K. Higgins, T. Higgins, E. Morehouse. First row: V. Cocozza, S. Cook, G. Du- Four, G. Dunn, J. Bell, J. DeGrasse, E. Denton. Second row: Mrs. Bentley, D. Brown, W. Bills, L. Bruno, P. Bovair, T. Brand, A. Barrett. Third row: M. Coffin, B. Colburn, S. Cath- cart, R. Bradway, G. Connors, N. Dudley. Fourth row: L. Dean. First row: V. Norton, P. Smith, C. Payner, W. Sica, S. Denton, N. Tripp. N. Taylor. | Second row: Mrs. McCoy, K. Ratchford, J. Stevenson, R. Sheridan, C. Spaulding, R. Wilhelm, N. Starche. Third row: M. Sanntag, P. O’Rourke. First row: B. Bevins, B. Higgins, D. Leabo, J. Lunine, J. Lockhart, J. Finkle, J. Mason. Second rote: Mrs. Parteni, L. Fitzgerald, E. Green. G. Freiberger, G. Kirkwood, G. Fish, J. Guyette. Third row: C. Marcille, L. Green, E. Man- nix, R. Ingraham, G. Ingraham, D. Hale, S. McDonald. First row: C. Wilcox, T. Tatsey, D. Yager, A. Smith, J. Stafford, M. Wappett. J. Schoonover. Second row: Miss Sullivan, R. Schweik- hart, G. Schuster, S. Swinton, S. More- house, D. Wood, M. Sheridan, J. Stranahan. Third row: R. Morehouse, G. Ward, B. Morrissey, G. Moppert, T. Rutherford, R. Russell. ware, J. Brenn, A. Bills, A. Chrzanowsl L. Dudley, J. DiCicco. Second row: Mrs. Moon, P. Eisenhan N. Crannell, R. Bubbs, L. Dickinson, Bombard, A. Couglar. Third row: M. Ellsworth, T. Dickinson, Bills, G. Anderson, A. Bills, E. Anavo. Second First row: Brian Cook, June Beaudet, Georgianna Beaton, Sharon Chrzanowski, Bonnie Allen, Neil Curtis, Gail Beswick. Second row: Miss Dalton, Robert Allocca, Sandra Colburn, John Bantham, Debra Beatty, Wayne Blair, Jeanne Culliman. Third row: Daniel Crossman, John Deer, Donna Adlemann, Claire Benware, Joan Dickinson, Marion Murry, Roland Bovair. First row: Joan Sanford, Jeffrey Payne, Sally Watts, Suzanne Virta, Terry Vernum, Ronnie Sica, Linda O’Dell, Marilyn Pensel. Second row: Miss Seymour, Mary Ann Tat- sey, Michael Stafford, James Yole, Linda West, Bruce Wilhelm, Sandra Strasser. Third row: Thomas Tramposch, Andy Par- rott, Richard Stranahan, Barbara Sullivan, Jesse Tracy. First row: Betsy Earl, Sandra Finkle, Brian Humphrey, Kurt Laustrup, Margaret Ide, Tanya MacDonald, Linda Mead. Second row: Miss Potter, Richard Horton, Michael Garcia, Marvin O’Dell, James Ma- son, Wanda Morehouse, Valerie Lockhart. Third row: Diane King, Joseph Johnson, Robert Murry, Robert Marshall, Dale Er- hardt. Dale Henry. Fourth row: Karl Lewil, Mary Mantz, Douglas Lake, Earl Barrette. First row: Mrs. Bowen, C. Crandall, G. Freiberger, B. Heunamann, S. Bray, D. Gal- loway, R. Greene, K. Dudley. Second row: D. Henry, N. Earl, J. Earl, G. Fish, B. Humphrey, K. Horn, H. Chrzan- owski. Third row: D. Cole, T. Badman, M. Ide, J. Bentley, R. Johnson, R. Bradway. Fourth row: B. Higgins, B. Crandall, C. Couglar, J. Ingraham. First row: L. Zemanek, B. Vernum, M. Stewart. T. Tucker, D. Scoville, S. Traver, G. Prevost, M. Young. Second row: Mrs. Furlong, D. Schermer- horn, C. Smith, L. Norton, A. Parrott, D. Smith, C. O’Riley, B. Russell Jr. Third row: R. Wilcox, D. Schuster, J. Schermerhorn, M. Stranahan, D. Race, D. Whitcomb. Fourth row: W. Ouderkerk, R. Tracy. 0p itfatule First row: A. Mallory, J. Johnson, C. Ken nison, B. Maecille, R. Kraft, P. Morehouse S. McLaughlin, L. Norton. Second row: D. McParland, D. Moon, C Muratorie, L. Hendricks, V. Horn, B. Mitch ell. Third row: Miss Franklin. K. O’Brien, B Legg, M. MacDonald, V. Ross, B. Lace, J Mannix, G. Lawson. First row: B. Frost, J. Kurosaka, R. Mason, L. Kraft, B. Erhardt, C. Kelly, S. McCor- mac. Second row: Mrs. Pratt, J. DeSantis, R. Lockhart, L. Esinhardt, P. Finkle, B. Jen- sen, L. Martin, K. Haskel. Third row: S. Durkee, K. Jeckel, M. Mead, S. Henderson. First row: Mrs. Sullivan, M. Ross, M. O’Brien, G. Wilhelm, L. Moon, C. Stanton, R. Wilcox, C. Turner. Second row: B. Schoonover, C. Wahn, C. Wells, C. O’Connell, A. Moon, J. Watts, J. Wappett. Third row: J. Parrott, J. Moppert, B. Ross, F. Stannard. D. Pratt, M. Stafford, R. Na- son, D. Race. First row: G. Barrett, D. Blair, H. Bills, M. Bossey, M. Cohan, H. Brodie, R. Ben- ware. Second row: B. Coffin, R. Ciear, R. Bruno, T. Case, S. Badman, B. Bradway. Third row: Mrs. Lyons, D. Bubbs, C. Car- penter, S. Curley, J. Crossman, D. Cot- heart, K. Anderson. Driver Education and Visual Arts MR. FINLAYSON Home Economics MRS. PARROTT Music MR. BEVINS MISS COMYNS Industrial Arts MR. COLE Art MR. BROCKLEY Librarian MISS RYAN Citizenship Education MRS. CALDWELL MR. GARRY Languages MISS LEWIS MRS. SAND MR. DeGRUSH Mathematics MR. RUSS MR. GARCIA Science MR. VINSON MR. BOSSEY Commercial MRS. BASSETTE Physical Education MR. GARCIA MRS. COMBS MR. DAWES (fcU€lto 6 Left to right : George Farmer, Ken McCoy, “Pop” Gunther, Joe Lawson, Webb Stanton, Cliff Gunther. ■ft iFli hirst row, left to right: Mr. Askew, Mrs. Willmen, Mrs. Griffin, Miss Labshere, Mrs. Duell, Mrs. Winslow, Mrs. DeGrechie. 2W ‘D'Uve'16 Left to right: Bob Moon. Zeke Stannard, Nick Supernaut. Lloyd Higgins, Ray Dunklee, Milford Pratt, Art Carlson, Henry Foote. fluttc i 'rtyty i cutcC flcutton, V zmtty z 6et z£l 7etun4 First row: Joe Regan, Morgan Allen, Jim Street. Pete Parrot, Jerry Moppert. Second row: Orest Boychuck, Dick Le Blanc, Wayne Crouch, John Hayward, Charlie Smith, Lauren Lackey, Jack Wilson, Pete Bombard, Andy Chase. Absent: Danny George, Charles Higgins, Torn Ingraham, Bill Wilson. 'Varuiitef 7ea K Right to left: Sam Hallahan, Corky Langworthy, Sonny Allen, Jamie Ellsworth, Tom Wassel, Coach Dawes, Dick Keyworth, Larry Webster, Chip Hyde, Bill Harris, Mike Smith, Bob Allen, Tom Roach. We They November 2—Fort Ann ...........- — 26—St. Mary’s ................ 29—Wells ..................... December 6— Luzerne .................. 1 3—Warrensburg .......-..... 14—St. Mary’s .....-..... 17—Bolton ...................- 20— Johnsburg ............... January 10— Queensbury ............. 11— Granville ............... 14—Bolton .......—........— 24—Ticonderoga ......... 31—Luzerne .......... February 7— Warrensburg ............. 8— Granville ............... 14—Johnsburg —............... 21— Queensbury ............... 28—Fort Ann March 7 All-League Game ..........- .....58 _____41 ........56 ________49 .......57 ........50 ........39 ________66 ________37 ________48 ________68 ........79 ________45 ________47 35 84 59 44 65 58 37 54 39 46 46 47 43 48 SAM HALLAHAN BOB ALLEN COKKY LANGWORTHY V. (£6e deeule't4- Left to right: Joyce Joslin, Sandra Duncan. Sheila George. Barbara Lackey, June Dodge, Dottie Folts, Pat Lace, Carol Harris. BARB LOCKHART GINA H1ME 'Vanity ( ee'tieeuCe A ANDY FISH JOANNE WEBSTER MONICA LAFOND GAYLE COONRAO First row: Corky Langworthy, Bob Allen, Tom Wassel, Coach Dawes, Jamie Ellsworth, Charles Smith, Mike Smith. Second row: Bill Harris, Tom Roach, Clay Beaudet, Sam Hallahan, Dick Keyworth. Socce 7ecuft Kneeling: Bob Allen, George Hill. First row: Danny George, Dick LeBlanc, Dick Keyworth, Bill Harris, Mike Smith, Jamie Ells- worth, Clay Beaudett. Second row: Coach Dawes, Jack Gates, Tom Wassel, Doug Higgins, Andy Chase, Buddy LaRose, Pete Lombard. Third row: F. Martindale, Tom Roach, T. Ingriham, K. Fuchslocker, Sam Hallahan. t£e Same l cctane? Front row: Judy Hayward, Sports Co-ordinator; Gina Hime, President; Sheila George, Sports Manager. Back row: Lynn Hayward, Secretary; Edna Moulton, Vice President. Absent from photo: June Dodge, Treasurer. First row: E. Clark, R. Irwin, B. Hughes, S. Duncan, S. George, G. Hime, J. Cleveland, J. Chad- wick, P. Lace, C. Harris. Second row: D. Hay, M. Wynkoop, P. Henderson, L. Hayward, L. DeGrechie, D. Folts, B. McCon- ville, B. Hughes, S. Coonrad. Third row: R. Street, K. Gilday, E. Moulton, K. Owens, C. Greene, J. Lukaris, J. Hayward, G. Giovanniello, E. Hanula, I. Wallace, M. Seymour. s4CC-St i l oiCccf cM Left to right: B. Stanton, C. Harris, P. Rutherford, B. Lockhart, B. Hughes, J. Caple, G. Hime, J. Hayward, B. Lackey, L. Hayward, S. George, E. Moulton, G. Giovanniello, K. Gilday, P. Lace. First row: B. Stanton, B Lackey, S. George, G. Hime, P. Lace. Back row: G. Giovanniello, C. Greene, E. Moulton. Front row: B. Hughes, G. Giovanniello, P. Lace, B. Stan- ton, M. Martindale, B. Hughes. Back row: E. Moulton, S. George, G. Hime, C. Greene, J. Hayward, B. Lackey, L. Hayward, J. Caple, B. Lock- hart. First row: P. Lace. L. Hayward. J. Baker. M. DuFour, R. Irwin, P. Rutherford, K. Rossiter. Second row: B. Brand. E. Clark. J. Stevenson, S. Ryther, T. Dyba, C. Lace, C. Hams. Third row: E. Moulton, Mrs. Combs, M. Wyncoop, B. Lackey, M. Seymour. 9- 2 forte ‘Jett'tfutuviate WnmA First row: Joyce Caple, Patty Wynkoop, Joanne Webster, Dorothy Schroonover, Margret Vanhorn. Barbara Lackey, Sherry Russ, Karen Rosi, Patti Dorr. Second row: Karen Rossiter, Marydale Martindale, Bonnie Stanton, Andy Fish, Bob Bevins, Doreen Koch, Lauren Lackey, Peggy Giniff, Carl Anderson, Dick Keyworth, Patty Stanton, Lyn Goodness, Vonda Varnum, Patty Smith. Third row: Marcia Wilkins, Helen Haye, Sandra Phelps, Joyce Joslin, Wilson Monroe, John Briggs, Betty Brand. Charles Yeager, Bill Wilson. Fourth row: Joan Wills, Karen Bialous, Jean Briggs, Francis Martindale, George Hill, Linda Malcolm, James Ellsworth, Corky Langworthy, Clay Beaudet, Jack Wilson, Doug Higgins, Tom Roach. Fifth row: Kathryn Boise, Barbara Lockhart, Sherry Ryther, Lenny Pietrick, Mike Smith, Carol Cooper, Mr. Bevins, Susan Martindale, Stephen Smith, Paul Bialous, Ken Fuchslocher, Danny George, Jack Gates. Standing: Mr. Bevins, L. Malcolm, G. Hill, C. Langworthy, T. Roach, J. Wilson, D. Higgins, K. Fuchlocher, S. Rylher. Seated: B. Bevins, C. Anderson, D. Key worth, L. Lackey, A. Fish. First row: J. Caple, B. Stanton, 1). Scroonover, M. Martindale, B. Bevins, I). Key worth, P. Smith. Second row: W. Monroe, B. Wilson, L. Goodness, P. Parrott, C. Langworthy, P. Bialous, S. Martindale. S. Smith, T. Roach, G. Grant, J. Wilson, D. Higgins. Third row: K. Boice, L. Pietrick, B. Lockhart. S. Ryther, R. Montena, C. Cooper, Mr. Bevins, K. Fuchslocher. 9 a vl 0 i y % a First row: D. Dutra, B. Burden, D. Whitcomb, L. Ellsworth, M. Smith, C. Socha, M. Wynkoop, M. Humphrey, B. Horton, P. Burden, R. Durkee. Second row: C. Harris, S. Cotherman, D. Folts, G. Morey, S. Stone, R. E. Poutre. irst row: G. Giovanniello. S. Blair, S. Legg, J. O’Dell, P. Wynkoop, D. Koch, S. Phelps, G. oonrad, B. McConville, E. Pollman, P. Smith. _ -« . v ir• rr 1_ econd row: Miss Comyns, H. Snyder J. O’Dell. Denton J: J«0in. 1E Gates. N Kissinger, I. Vloulton, Karen Rosi, K. Boice, J. Lukans, E. Hannula, S. Ellis, B. Lockhart, A. sh. hird row: C Beaudet. J. VanGuilder, H. Sintzinech, D. Higgins, G. Grant, C. Langworth , F. lartindale, J. Brynes, W. Monroe, F. Beaudet. S' .”� • Ani?y Fis} ; Ruth Irwin- Judy Hayward, Lenny Pietrick, Joyce Caple, Jack Wilson, Sherrill Russ, Susan Martindale. glut Second row: Tom Roach, Bill Wilson, Gerald Moppert, Sherry Ryther, June Dodge, Carol Cooper, Beverly Hughes, Beatrice Hughes, Patricia Lace, Barbara Lockhart, Jamie Ellsworth. u tio% Society Sitting: Jerry Moppert, Susan Martindale, Mrs. Caldwell, Pat Burden, Karen Bialous. Left to right: Jimmy Street, Burton Morehouse, Pat Smith, Bill Wilson, Marcia Wilkins, Jean Briggs, Sandra Archard, Linda Kornhoff, Sherry Russ, Sherry Ryther, Kathy Sullivan, Pam Steen, Vonda Varnum, Andy Chase, Pete Parrot. Senio t Cotton, Society ill Left to right: Mr. Bevins, B. Stanlon, J. Wilson, R. Irwin, K. Rosi, K. Boice, L. Hayward, C. Greene, B. Lackey, A. Rhodes, M. Martindale, P. Lace, Miss Ryan. Seated: J. Hayward, J. Dodge, L. Pietrick, J. Caple. •« O cce s. Hill i min Left to right: Joyce Caple, Secretary; June Dodge, Vice President; Lenny Pietrick, President; Judy Hayward, Treasurer. Student @ounctC First row, left to right: Gail Harris, Andy Fish, Sandy Blair, Jamie Ellsworth, Sherry Rylher, Lenny Pietrick. Second row: Patricia Lace, Susan Martindale, George Hill, Gerald Moppert, Tom Roach, Jack Wilson, Linda Kornhoff, Joyce Caple, Sherril Russ. Left to right: Andy Fish, Secretary; Sandy Blair, President; James Ellsworth, Vice President; Sherry Ryther, Treasurer. Student (? uuciC 'Pwjecto First row: Toni Ingraham, Elwin Ross, Mr. Fin lay son, Rudy Fischer, Charles Ogden. Second row: William Gates, Danny Lewis, Charles Higgins, Gary No rt hr up, Jim Mitchell, William Mantz, Jim VanGuilder, Robert Dean. First row: Don Mousseau, Monty Lcgg, John Wood. Second row: David Dutra, Charles Mellon, George Flynn, Bill Stranahan, Bruce Turnbull, Gary Mattison, Mr. Finlayson. in « flcutiox 'Pwfect i U6 First row: Kandy Horn, Peter Parrott, Joe Regan. Jimmy Street, Danny McGowan, Michael Mitchell. Second row: Kenneth Leicht. Raymond Putney, Orest Boychuck, Morgan Allen, Bruce Turnbull. Third row: Wayne Crouch, Bobby Brand, James Madison, William Stranahan. 4 tt First row: Judy Chadwick, Bea Hughes, Bev Hughes, Jinx Moynihan, Don Ouderkerk, John Wood, Larry Webster, Jimmy Mitchell, John Hayward, Art Spaulding, Garry Northrup, Mr. Brockley. 9- 2 'Jndu tfiaal s4ita. Left to right: Mr. Cole, David Stewart, Gerald Moppert, Sheridan Hammond, Robert Jenkins, Charles Smith, Rudy Fischer, Charles Higgins, Robert Dean, Ernest Pollman, William LaPlanche, Stephen Smith. 7-2 'JtttUtatKUlU First row, left to right: Mr. Cole, Richard Sanford, Robert Ellsworth, Burton Morehouse, Bobby Brand, Bill Fosbrook, Raymond Durkee, Pat Thompson, Elissa Rosi, Peggy Roosevelt. Second row: John Stranahan, John Wood, Bruce Turnbull, Peter Jackson, Wayne Crouch, George Flynn. Sitting: Grace Giovanniello, Karen Rosi, Linda Malcom, Joyce Caple, Sherry Ryther, Andy Fish, Pat Smith, Bar!) Lockhart. Standing: Mr. Bevins, Wilson Monroe, Boh Bevins, Henry Sintzenich, Judd Brynes, Tom Roach, Ken Fuchslocher, Barb Lackey, Kathy Boice, Mike Smith, George Hill. Seated, left to right: Norman Duell. Charles Higgins, Rudy Fisher. Standing: Carolyn Lace. Pete Hammond, Boh Dean, Charles Smith, Ken Fuchslocher, Mr. Bossey. Compliments COMPLIMENTS of OF A FRIEND MR. AND MRS. GEORGE KUROSAKA Compliments of Compliments of BUCK MOUNTAIN LODGE HARTWELL L. SMITH Pilot Knob, N. Y. INSURANCE AGENCY Congratulations, Class of 1958 FIRST NATIONAL BANK Lake George, N. Y. MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Compliments Compliments of of William and Jane Busch WINNIE and HOWARD LA ROSE CANOE ISLAND LODGE Compliments of ASHLEY N. WILSON Compliments of General Insurance MARINE VILLAGE SOUTH GLENS FALLS, N. Y. Compliments of STERLING B. CAPLE ADIRONDACK MOTEL Licensed Real Estate Broker CONTACT SUPPLY CO. Canada Street GEORGE ENGLAND, Owner Phone 2253 LAKE GEORGE, N. Y. Phone 2047 Compliments of Compliments of MARION HARRIS' GENERAL STORE ALPINE VILLAGE Kattskill Bay 9287 Bolton Road Compliments of GEORGE HAYWARD BUILDING CONTRACTOR Rt. 9L East Side Lake George, N. Y. SCOTT M. HENDERSON, INC. SCHOELERMAN'S LUNCH CHARLES B. HYDE. JR., Prop. Chris-Craft SALES and SERVICE 284 Glen Street Cleverdale, N. Y. GLENS FALLS, NEW YORK Compliments of SURFSIDE Congratulations MOTEL to Trie Class of '58 SVEND A. Compliments of MUNCK VERRA'S RESTAURANT OLYMPIAN VILLAGE Compliments of Best Wishes to the Class of '58 BAYFRONT MOTOR COURT LAKE GEORGE 1. G. A. Compliments of MARKET PILOT KNOB BOAT SHOP Pilot Knob, N. Y. Compliments Compliments of of WILCOX'S SODA BAR GEORGIAN MOTEL WILLIAMSON'S STORE Groceries—Gas—Tires COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND LAKE GEORGE BOAT CO. A. C. Thomas Modern Lakeshore Cabins THE BOULDERS Kattskill Bay 9203 Home: GF 2-8600 Rt. 9L Cleverdale Road on Harris Bay EDWARD and BERTHA SNYDER LAKE GEORGE, N. Y. Bolton Road, Lake George, N. Y. Compliments of PAPA BALLOS Established in 1924 Compliments of HOTEL BALLOS POTTER'S Lake George, N. Y. DINER MOTEL FORMERLY OF CLASSAY RESTAURANT Broadway-Washington Heights New York City, N. Y. Warrensburg, New York Compliments of MARTIN LUMBER COMPANY Compliments of Compliments of STILL BAY DEPE DENE MOTEL Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Burns Mr. and Mrs. Jack Steen Congratulations to the Senior Class THE LANGWORTHYS Barbara, Vaughan, Corky, and Kent LAKESHORE COURT MOTEL To the Class of 1958 For Your Future Undertaking Best Wishes for Success ED BLINN INSURANCE Glens Falls, New York PINE GROVE Compliments COTTAGES of Compliments of EARL'S GARAGE WILBER and JESSIE VAN SCHAACK Compliments of KARL S. DUELL Your Local Oldsmobile Dealer OUR 28th YEAR OF FAITHFUL SERVICE Phone—Warrensburg 5911 Jet. 9 and 28 ROBERT W. LEAVITT Compliments of FLOYD C. WHITE Lake George, N. Y. REAL ESTATE Since 1928 INSURANCE Compliments of MAE'S AND ANN'S BEAUTY SHOP MABEL STIMSON AND ANN WILSON Proprietors Compliments of LAKE GEORGE CAMERA CRAFT ARTHUR S. JONES Commercial Photography—Weddings—Portraits Beach Road and Canada Street Phone 2589 Compliments of Best Wishes HOWARD JOHNSON'S RESTAURANT LAKE SEORSE. NEW YORK THE DELEVAN H. EDMOND BROUS FUNERAL SERVICE Lake George, N. Y. Compliments of LEWIS WALERSTEIN Compliments of ALDEN SHAW'S BOAT RIDES Lake George, N. Y. Compliments of WEE-WASH-IT LAUNDERETTE LEONARD STIMSON, Proprietor Compliments of ARDIA'S MOTOR COURT Overnight and Housekeeping Cottages Phone L. G. 2512 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '58 FOLEY'S MARKET SULLIVAN'S DRUGS GIFTS L. G. 2071 Complete Prescription Service L. J. SULLIVAN, Ph. G. Lake George, New York Compliments of FORT WILLIAM HENRY CORPORATION LAKE GEORGE, NEW YORK Compliments of Compliments of LOU-ANN'S HOUSEKEEPING COTTAGES AND MOTEL Lake George 2068 EDWARD F. MALCOLM YOUR FRIENDLY MOBILE DEALER h l IMobilgasJ HASKELL'S FRIENDLY SERVICE 320 Canada Street LANGE'S PHARMACY 155 Canada St. (Lake Theatre Bldg.) DRUGS — PRESCRIPTIONS — COSMETICS — TOBACCO NEWSPAPERS — MAGAZINES — CANDY — FILM EVELYN'S FLOWERS Agents for: NEW YORK TELEPHONE CO. WESTERN UNION GENERAL INSURANCE RICHARD B. SCHUYLER Licensed Real Estate Broker Phone 665 Bolton Road LAKE GEORGE, N. Y. ROBERT THOMPSON DODGE PLYMOUTH ESSO PRODUCTS Lake George, New York ERNEST A. JOSLIN SON Plumbing and Heating Contractor American Standard Fixtures Kalamazoo Oil Burner Service COOPER STREET EXTENSION LAKE GEORGE L.G. 2432 Compliments of MR. AND MRS. HERMAN MURRAY PLAYLAND ARCADE JOSEPH'S HAIRDRESSERS 283 Canada Street LAKE GEORGE, N. Y. Phone 2413 Open All Year Best Wishes, Seniors ROARING BROOK DUDE RANCH Compliments of M. H. NOYES LAKE SEORSE, NEW YORK EMMETT BENNETT Electrical Contractor Batesville Lake George Phone 2710 Compliments of HALL'S BOAT CORP. LAKE GEORGE, NEW YORK FINKLE'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Diamond Point Phone Lake George 671 GLENDALE FURNITURE COMPANY 2-1108 Upper Glen Street GLENS FALLS, NEW YORK PIGEON'S SERVICE STATION AAA Service WASHING LAVAGE GREASING GRAISSAGE TOWING HERTZ U-DRIVE-IT Route 9, One Halt Mile South of Lake George Phone Lake George 1695 THE FASHION SHOP Ridge St., Glens Falls YOUR HOME OF MAGAZINE FASHIONS HILL ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. Glens Falls' Largest Display of Lighting Fixtures Phone 2-7010 174 Broad Street Glens Falls Compliments of VEEDER REALTY SOUTH CANADA STREET LAKE SEORSE. NEW YORK Phone 3-0635 OHO'S PASTRY SHOP Opposite Trailways Bus Terminal Orders Taken tor Birthday and Wedding Cakes Cakes tor Every Occasion 16 South Street Glens Falls, New York OTTO AND BETTY SCHWEIKHART HARDER BAITS WHITEHALL SPOONS ADIRONDACK SPINNERS Manufactured by WILLIAMS AND WOODBURY (Successors to G. Guerdon Hardy) Bolton Road, Rt. 9N Diamond Point, N. Y. Tel. L.G. 826 A FRIEND PHILCO — SYLVANIA — WESTINGHOUSE LLOYD HIGGINS Television—Radio Repairs and Service on All Makes FLAT ROCK ROAD LAKE GEORGE, N. Y. Phone 2215 ADIRONDACK RESORTS PRESS Distinctive Printing LAKE GEORGE NEW YORK Phone 454 Compliments of Your Local Chevrolet Dealer SALES AND SERVICE LAKE GEORGE GARAGE, INC. Phone LG 2723 Compliments of QUEENSBURY SUNOCO SERVICE Compliments of LAKE HAVEN MOTEL Compliments of JAMES J. RILEY WARRENSBURG, N. Y. Compliments of ZEKE DEAN'S DISTINCTIVE PHOTOGRAPHY COMMERCIAL PORTRAITS AERIAL GROUPS BANQUETS Candid Weddings a Specialty RICHARD K. DEAN i Philo Ave. Glens Falls Tel. 2-1884 DEAN COLOR SERVICE Motels and Resorts!! YOUR YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHER CONVERT INQUIRIES INTO RESERVATIONS Publisher Scenic Post Cards Color Cards tor Advertising Color Brochures tor Resorts Use Our Natural Color Post Cards and Brochures Call Us far Details KING GEORGE MOTEL 50 Ultra Modern Units 2 Miles South of Lake Charles 8 Miles North of Glens Falls Tel. 2906 COMPLIMENTARY CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST GUNTHER'S DRY CLEANING Compliments of Compliments of By JUNE Cleaners EMPLOYEES OF LAKE GEORGE All Kinds of Alterations L. G. POST OFFICE DINER Tel. LG 2631 Best Wishes FOOTE'S SALES SERVICE The Glens Falls Insurance Company extends hearty congratulations to the class of 1958. We are proud that the schools of our neighborhood are contributing so materially to our large staff of employees. In our Glens Falls headquarters and branch offices through- out the country, many recent high school graduates are already “going up' through advancement to positions of greater responsibility. ith the hope that many in the class of 58 will consider joining the line group of graduates already in our employ, we invite inquiries about career opportunities for both young men and young women.- ‘Old and Tried Organized 1849 INSURANCE COMPANY Glens Falls. N. Y. Since 1869 Compliments of MASSIE'S FRIENDLY SERVICE FOWLER'S in GLENS FALLS, N. Y. Convenient Parking Use The Elm Shop Lot JOHN KUBRICHY Contractor Excavating Grading Landscaping RUSSEL WAIT H. H. YOUNG LUMBER COMPANY GLENS FALLS, N. Y. Wholesalers and THE RIDGE BOOK SHOP Gifts — Stationery Cards — Toys Gold Stamping 288 Glen Street At the Clock Glens Falls Compliments of MUSLER'S Manufacturers Hard Wood Lumber P.O. Box 168 BINGHAMTON, N. Y. Adirondack Pine Hemlock EVERTT FRULLA, INC. Compliments of LUMBER PHONE 4081 THE ECONOMY DEPARTMENT STORE Sandford Street WARRENSBURG, N. Y. GLENS FALLS, N. Y. Compliments of BRUCE BUICK WARRENSBURG, N. Y. Phone 8221 H. RUSSELL HARRIS LEONARD E. HAMMOND Contractor Specializing in Blacktop Quality Work Fair Prices We Will Design and Build Road Contractor East Side LAKE GEORGE. N. Y. Route 9L — on the Lake Disposal Systems Septic Tanks Cesspools Drainfields Lawn and Playground Grading and Seeding Small Backhoe for Trenching Telephone 2-0477 Star Route GLENS FALLS, N. Y. Serving Lake George and Glens Falls Since 1935 Building Lots With Beach Rights Sold and Developed WOODBURY LUMBER From Lake George Compliments Try Rapid Ralph 2-2147 Your Lumber Number MERKEL REMEMBER and ROBERTS GELMEN'S JEWELRY SHOP 6 Warren Street GLENS FALLS, N. Y. For Service A Jeweler's Reputation Is Your Best Security Compliments of KUGELS Compliments of DEPARTMENT STORE Compliments HICKY FORD SALES of CAMPBELLS WHOLESALE PLUMBING AND HEATING HOTEL LAKE GEORGE Opposite Park and Beach Overlooking the Beautiful Lake Open All Year 285 Canada St. TOWN HOUSE RESTAURANT Lake George, N. Y. Bar and Cocktail Lounge Lake George 498 Compliments of 1 STOP SPORT SHOP LAKE GEORGE, N. Y. Compliments ELECTRONICS LAB. Compliments of MELVIN A. BROWN of BOXER'S DRUG STORE GLENS FALLS, N. Y. LAKE GEORGE, N. Y. PATRON'S PAGE MRS. ALLOCA JOHN BELLAPHINE EMIL BIALOUS BLUE BOY COTTAGES LAURA BRAND BROWN'S SHOE STORE CALDWELL-LAKE GEORGE PUBLIC LIBRARY MR. AND MRS. STERLING CAPLE MR. AND MRS. REUBIN COOPER BRIAR DELL MOTEL W. STANLEY DODGE DUPUY'S BARBER SHOP A FRIEND A FRIEND A FRIEND HOUSE OF GEE MR. AND MRS. ALLAN P. GOWAN JOE GRIECO'S BARBER SHOP REGINALD HAMMOND R. L. HENRY GEORGINA E. HIME VOGUE DRESS SHOP KANSAS RESTAURANT PATRON'S PAGE MRS. JOSEPH KLAUSER LAKE CREST LAKE RADIO CENTER LAPHAMS MR. AND MRS. LEADER DICKINSON WINONA LEWIS MR. AND MRS. BERTRAM LLOYD A. C. MASON MRS. JANICE MONROE RAY NELSON’S MR. CARL NISSEN MR. AND MRS. BERNARD O'REILLY MISS RYAN MRS. ELIZABETH SCOFIELD SKEMI BONNIE STANTON ELOISE STANTON VAN'S SHOES MR. N. VINSON ROY D. WILCOX WILEY'S SHOE STORE WISHING WELL MOTEL WOODBINE COTTAGES A r £2 • ' v V , «% - t ■ o r.% i -• r • . c 7 :aV' •S Si.' ' ' viJ 4 .. •i -•'« t v rrI 1 v J ;«S5yVry- r: ■:; ■:•■■ ■■ ■•■■■-:v.: - - ■ -'•; ■