Saratoga Springs High School - Recorder Yearbook (Saratoga Springs, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1948 volume:

P11 THE 1948 Recoulet Volume LII Published By The Senior Class Saratoga Springs High School Saratoga Springs, New York 907900016! The I948 RECORDER staff has endeavored to make this Hfty-seconcl issue of the Saratoga Springs High School yearbook an interesting and com- plete record of the important events of the school year. Both academic and extra-curricular activities are included. We sincerely hope that the graduating class, other students, alumni, faculty and friends will be able to recall and enjoy these familiar scenes as well as the people who made them. If so, the purpose of this edition of the RECORDER will have been accomplished. Special credit is due this year to a member of the Junior Class, Edward Harran, who will be graduated this June. Few people have the determination and skill to accomplish this difficult task in three years. BUSINESS STAFF BUSINESS MANAGER..... F ACULTY ADVISER. .....Audrey Ellsworth .....Harold M. Haswell K31 To Willis S. Gale, whose vision, principles, and friendship have been a guiding force in the schools of the city for seventeen years, the Class of I948 dedicates this RECORDER. Our best wishes are with him in the broader field of his Alma Mater, Wheaton College. Dedication m SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Miss Alice Swartfigure Mr. Claude Van Wie Miss Jeanne Norton Mr. Murray T. Johnson Mr. MacGregor Mist Carmel Cuerrie PRINCIPAL OF HIGH SCHOOL Mr. Patrick Kearney Mr. Joseph P. Duval Seated, left to right: Mr. Cyrus B. Elmore, Mr. Charles F. Kuenzel, Dr. Nicholas C. Powers, Mn. Mildred Rockwell, Mr. Frank E. Simone, Mr. Ralph J. Ellsworth. Standing, left to right: Mayor Addison Mallery, Mrs. Alice P. Reeves. Mr. Joseph P. Duval, President; Miss Jeanne A. Norton, Secretary to Mr. Van Wie; Mr. Claude Van Wie, Superintendent of Schools. BOARD OF EDUCATION Student Council Meetings STUDENT COUNCIL Left to right: W. Cavanaugh, 0. Barron. Secretary: R. Downing, President; J. Groff. Vice President; R. Eddy, J. LaBelle. Second Row: W. Arpey. J. Morrissey, J. Natale, G. Isolda, E. Evans, M. Sklute. B. Bickel- haupt. P. Mansfield, A. Sansiveri, Miss Hays, Adviser. Third Row: M. Willison. D. Carr. J. Morrissey. R. Ewell. C. Kuenzel, E. Spencer, W. Leggett. Dr. Nicholas C. Powen Dr. Amyot Mr. Beach Mr. Butler Mr. Clinnick PHYSICIAN SOCIAL STUDIES MUSIC F Miss Collins Miss Cunningham Miss Delaney Miss Doherty LIBRARIAN SOCIAL STUDIES ENGLISH ENGLISH Miss Fitzpatrick HOMEMAKING Mr. Haswell MATHEMATICS Miss Hays , . , : HOMEMAKING Mr. Hicks m SCIENCE Mr. Hill Miss Johnson Miss Keogh Miss King SCIENCE LANGUAGE GUIDANCE PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Mead Mr. Moncsko Mr h Brien Mrs. Persons MANUAL ARTS HEALTH MATHEMATICS LANGUAGE F ACULTY Miss Roohan ENGLISH Mrs. Richardson . MATHEMATICS M185 Powers SOCIAL STUDIES ' E91 Miss Schoen Xx M Miss Smith Miss Stoddard SOCIAL STUDIES ' PUBLIC SPEAKING BUSINESS 4;. Man 50le r. Swick Mr. Tibbetts Mrs. Tibbetts Mr. VanAller ENGLISH PHYSICAL HEALTH SCIENCE. EDUCATION Mrs. Wildron Miss Wells Mr. Wheeler SOCIAL STUDIES ENGLISH ; BUSINESS Miss Williams Miss Dillenback BUSINESS if: ghRT Q Allen, Doris Allen, Phyllis Alonzo, Louis Baker, Dorothy Bardino, Theresa Barron, Orlyn Bashaw, Vernal Bassett, Florence Baugh, Dorothy Baugh, Glenn Bennett, Betty Blackwood, William Brown, Loren Burke, George Carey, Jack Carusone, Cioia Cassidy, John Cavanaugh, Ward Chamberlin, Doris Clark, Dorothy Clinnick, Eileen Clothier, Mildred Colgan, Lois Daignault, Marion Delay, Carol Demetras, George Dobrucky, Milan Doherty, William Dowen, Roberta Downing, Robert Eddy, Robert Eichorst, Dorothy Ellis, Ada J. Ellsworth, Audrey Evans, Elinor Farrell, Joan Filkins, Eleanor Fonda, D. Kent Fuller, Margaret Calandak, Irene Cehring, Joy Greene, Katherine Griffin, Francis Gurtler, Margaret Hall, Carolyn Hames, Patricia Hass, Harry Hawkins, Joyce Hettrich, Foster Hoyt, Donald Hutt, Edna Indracek, Olga Johnson, Dorothy Kaintz, Margaret Kenyon, Shirley Kirman, William Kmen, Henry Knobel, Fred Kuenzel, Charles La Galles, Leon MacDonald, Robert Mallery, William Mansfield, Richard Marta, Dominica Mattrazzo, Patricia McCarty, Geraldine McKay, Joan ' McNeary, Theresa Meader, Gordon Mohler, John Nichols. Jean O'Boyle, Frances ansawara, Nancy Orton, Thomas Pasek, Vilma seniot Jmlex Page 2 7 Page I 7 Page I 7 Page I 7 Page I 7 Page 44 Page 28 Page 44 Page 18 Page 28 Page 28 Page 28 Page 29 Page 47 Page 29 Page 44 Page 29 Page '8 Page 18 Page 18 Page 19 Page 29 Page 30 Page 19 Page 19 Page 41 Page 30 Page 44 Page 30 Page 31 Page 30 Page 19 Page 45 Page 3 I Page 20 Page 20 Page 45 Peets, Helen Pehl, Bruce Perry, Erma Perry, John Petteys, Audrey Pettis, Virginia Relyea, William Reynolds, Jacqueline Roseman, Joan Ross, Norman Scott, Janyce Senecal, Dewey Sexton, John Simmons, Barbara Smith, Donald Smith, Jo Anne Stacey, Ralph Stephenson, Alan Stephenson, Karl Stephenson, Kenneth Swart, Fred Szaro, Elsie Tannenbaum, Mae Walsh, Patricia Waring, Nancie Waring, Samuel Waring, Winston Warren, Stanley Weeks, Margaret White, Edna White, loan Wilcox, Patricia. Willison, Malcolm .Woodworth, Ann Worth, Wesley Zeising, Nan Zelikofsky, Iris m -.--..'- .. --sa---.rq M-vv- '.' -$ -v-O -- snm., .w W'V -'.-- -..W- thF .o-M-v' ' Fuwwl M. PRESIDENT - Chuck Kuenzel VICE PRESIDENT - Bob Downing Left to right VICE PRESIDENT, Robert Downing; PRESIDENT. Charles Kuenzel; A ' CLASS ADVISFJR Miss Wells SECRETARY-TREASURER - Olga lndracek CLASS OF F ICERS UZJ ORLYN BARRON Lynn Band; Orchestra, - . secretary; Chorus; Photo Club, vnce-preudent, preai ent; . French Cl b; H bb C b- Twlqg; ORATOGA Circulation 5335; $ECER$E Editorial Staff; Basketball; Volleyball; Softball; Tennis- Soccer; Hockey; Hiking Club; Parents' Night. ' ltFlo'l Speech Club, vice- Club: Library Club; FLORENCE BASSETT Photo Club, aecretary-treasurer: president: French Club; Projection Bowling: Basketball; Soccer; Ping Pong: Hiking Club: Junior Play; Faculty Play Usher; P.T.A. Night; Anem- bly Program; Radio Club. VERNAL BASHAW ty Club: Speech Club; Varsity Track: Band: Varsi Boys' Glee Club; Homeroom Representative; Interclass Soccer; Orchestra; Assembly Phy; ORATOGA re- porter, associate e itor; Six-man Foohu: Student Council Assembhy; lnkerclasa Track Meet: Photo Club; P.T.A. Night; Intramural Fookball. DOROTHY BAUGH Dot , Dee Library Club; Chorus; Oratorical Contest: Social Studies Assembly Program; Chorus Assembly Pro- gram. TrigonOm etry .- Mr H . aswe11 Perio d 3 First Row, Xeft to right: G. Carusone. 3. Vice- resident; N. Daniels. . Treasurer; MNe. LeSaux. lohnson. Sexton, . hand N. Zeising. l. R 0. Barron, D. Tompson, N. Ogasawara. Third R Stephenson. . . McAvoy, . Woodworth. B. Zerofsky, H. Snyder. R. Williams, D. an. A. Schermer- horn, S. Warren. . WiXHson. CHEMISTRY M . 1'. H111 Pel'iod 2 OLLEG ENTRANCEE JOHN CASSIDY Intramural Basketbai ball; Assembly program. 1; Assistant Ma GLEN BAUGH GlOlA CARUSONE Gids' League Cou ball: Speech Club.secrctary; Frenc lub; Business Staff; Homeroom Representative Pageants; Junior-Senior Prom Committee; Usher: ORATOGA Reporter; Editor-in-Ch TOGA; P.T.A. Nights; Prompter for Junior. and Speech Department plays: RECORDER. nager Basket- 'WARD CAVANAUGH lntramu Track: Photo CIub: German Club; Stage and Crew; Junior Class Presi ent; RECORDER Staff: Editor-in-Chief RECORDER; Student vice-preu '11 representative; Student At Student Counc . ance committee: Senior Hop Committee: Home Room Basketball: Boys Var programs: ncil; Archery: Basketball: Voiley- h RE DER Christmas Graduation ief of ORA- Sophomore. Typist for CIV ml Football; Easter Play-Pageant: Varsity Lighting Editorial Counci . Bent; P.T.A. Night Programs; Tri-County Hetic Insur- Assembly sity Ciu . Us; Rudy RECORDER CAROL DELAY ORATOCIA StaK; Staff; Junior- Bowl'mg; Tennis: . Editorial Staff; RECORDER Business Senior Prom Committee; Graduation sher; Footban Club, vice- Hop Committee; Hiking Club: Frenc RECORDER Typist. president; P.T.A. Night: ROBERT EDDY ce Club; Student Council: Assembly program: Scien Christmas Play. AUDREY ELLSWORTH And , Ric rts Club; Soccer; Manager Cirh' League: Girh' Spo of Soccer: Hockey: Volleyball; Badminton; Hiking Club; Baseball; Athletic Playdays an Sportdaya; Squad Leader; Concession at Sports Everfts; President of Speech Club; German Club; ORATOCA Reporter; ORATOGA Circulation Staff; Junior Play: Speech Club Play; Sophomore Assembly Program; Business Graduation Usher; Committee for Junior-Senior From; Business Manager 0 - Parents' Night Program: CORDER; Alsiltant Editor of RECORDER; Christmas Pageant D. KENT FONDA Varsity Football; Vanity Chlb'. Intramural Basket- Basketball; Social Studies - Demonstration ball; Homeroom uembly: Football Auemb Assembly. by: Wrestling FRANCIS GRIFFIN HARRY HASS Transferred from Tal mudical Academy High School, New York City. Photo Club; Christmas Play; Christmas Pageant. t4Reneii IRENE GALANDAK Transfer from Harrison His New Jersey. French h School. Harrison, Club; Library Club. JOY GEHRING French Club; Library Junior-Senior Prom Commit ing; Archery; Club; Graduation Usher; tee; Softball; Soccer; owl- English Class Treasurer. n71 KATHERINE GREENE um, ORATOGA Staff; Graduation Usher; Cheerleading; French Club: Speech Club; Bowling; Squad Leader; Football Hop Committee; Soccer; Softbau; Archery; Tennis; P.T.A. Night; Hiking Club: Volleyball; Hockey; Basketball. WILLIAM KIRMAN Willy French Club President; ORATOGA Reporter; Stu- den Council; Speech Club, Sergeanbat-Arma. FRED KNOBEL, Jr. Fritz Science Club; German Club; Noon Hour Sports. CHARLES KUENZEL Chuck Football; Intramural Basketball; Varsity y Football; Varsity Track; J. V. Basket- b; Student Council; Senior Class Intramural Baseball; Varsit ball; Ce rman Clu President ; Easter Play; Assembly Program. Bnr' WILLIAM MALLERY Track; Varsity Club; C Parents' Night; Class Soccer; lnter-Class Basketball. hristmas Play; Easter Play; Intramural Basketball; RlCHARD MANSFIELD Dick ral Football; Intramural Basketbau; Home- etball; Band; hoto Club; Science ub: Club; Assembly Program; Spring lntramu room Bask Speech Club: Glee Music Festival. JOHN MOHLER i191 NANCY OGASAWARA French Club; Photo Club: Speech Club: junior- Semor Prom Committee; Sport Play Days; Science Club; Noon Hour Sports; Basketball; Baseball; Bad- minton; Ping Pong. THOMAS ORTON Tommy , Ort Homeroom Representative; Noon Hour Basketball: Homeroom Basketball; Intramural Basketball: Noon Hour Baseball; Assembly: Parents' Night. JOAN ROSEMAN . . T'Xden High School. Junior Playi Igzgsgfufgoaai'ROFiATOGA StaE; Scuence CXub . NORMAS ROSS Band. president; Orchestra: Sta e C ' Ph Club; Projection Club; SophomoregAssgrivgl'y P123,- Semor Assembly Play; Assembly Radio Play; RE: CORDER Staff; P.T.A. Night; Radio Club. DEWEY SENEGAL Six-man Football; lntra . V. Basketball; Intramural - J. V. Baseball; mural Soccer. Basketball: Varsity Basket- Club; Varsity Football. ball: Varsity Basebau; Varsity JOHN SEXTON, JR. Photo Club; German Club; Room Representative; Lighti Program Assemblies; Speech Student Councih Home ng Crew; P.T.A. Night Club; Band; Orchestra; RECORDER Business Sta . Smitty DONALD SMITH lntra-mural Basketball; Soccer; Junior room Representative. Phay ; Home- 211 ALAN R. STEPHENSON Al , Steve Photo Club; Science Club, secretary - treasurer: Varsity Club; ORATOGA; Stage Crew; Light Crew; RECORDER: Assembly Play; Varsity Track: Varsity Football; Projection Club. president; Radio Club; As- sistant Editor. 0 TOGA; Parents' Night Program; Manager lntramural Football; Intramural Basketball: Noonhour Sports: Berrigan un ; Co-editor Christmas ORATOGA. KENNETH STEPHENSON Ken Homeroom Baske Noonhour Sports; than. MAE TANENBAUM r Vanity Cheerleadiqg; Varsity Cheedeadiqg: Junio e; Committee for l - Student Council Representatw winter Formal; Basketball; Softbau; powling; Benigan Benefit Program; Photo Club: Hiking C1 Basketball Finals; Spelling Usher at Craduahon; Frenc Club; ub; ORATOGA; Usher at Decoration Committee: Bee; Cheerleading Assembly. Pit PATRICIA WALSH Photo Club: French Club; Hiking Club: ORATOCA Staff, Art Editor; Berrigan Benefit Program: Junior Varsity Cheerleader; Varsity Cheerleader: Graduation Usher: Basketball; Volleyban: Ping Pong; Shuffle- Softball: Usher at board; Homeroom Representative; Basketball Finals. STANLEY WARREN Tuppy Manager, Baseball: President. Varsity Club; French Club; RECORDER Stag; Intramural Basketball: Sec- tion 11 Basketball Committee: Student Council uiz: Sdphomore Play; P.T.A. Program; Social Studies Program. JOAN WHITE Transfer from Spring Valley High School, New York City. Speech Club; Baseball. 55M;l'l MALCOLM WILLISON ub; Radio Club; Social Student Council: French C1 Studies Debate; ORATOCA. 6Iwody99 ANN WOODWORTH Transfer from Albany High School. J.V. Cheet- leader; Tennis; Softball; Christmas Play and Pageant; Speech Club: Bowling; Prom Committee; Graduation Usher; Varsity Cheedeader: Radio Club; French Club; ORATOGA Staff; Assembly Program: Football Hop Committee; Usher at Sectional Basketball Games. E231 CADEMIC ENGLISH English 4, Miss Wells Period 5 . G. Whyte. . : . 113 Row, Xeh t0 ngFStonetuarfhno Furt' - Ki'kma?;sadem . FQR'Q-Ig, so ZdakoESky'EKXsworkh,,',ghi1 S. 1 ?gesidenaow', Xek g, Sextonv d h - th. ' Secon 3. K0t ' . . R0 F atone Hogan. . Lewm'xaman, - H m, 00 W, e D n233da hK55e; Thhd Rohxer. ' Ma First Row, left to right: E. Szaro, M. Weeks M. Basaett, J Weaver. N. Ross, Vice Pres ident; 0. Barron, President; E. Britten. T Bardino. D. Baker. M. Ordway. Second Row left to right: 5. Bishop. J. Ventri, J. Bull G. Spellman, M. Senecal. M. Siena,B. Schrade B. Wands, M. Dyer, M. Straw, 0. Barron, D Fonda, E. Murphy, 5. Hinman, Mr. Van Aller Adviser. Third Raw, left to right: J. MacFar land, W. Bonesteele, C. Baldwin, W. Healy P. Mansfield, W. Cavanaugh, W. Barrett. A Stephenson, J. Kirman, L. Callahan, G. Smith P. Trolenberg. SOCIAL STUDIES II Mr. Butler Period 2 DORIS ALLEN Noon-hout sports. v ' ,fl J a $ ' :35 H i Tookie . qupbm epksentzkfve? apcaech Club; Aasembl granfsi Chiqulas PS i Basketball: Tennis; Set:i cbr: Bbwlm ?Racqlt Usher: Chorus, president; H 9y: us edwals: P.T.A. Night: Organ b; Elk's Club Program. TERESA L. BARDINO ORATOGA Staff: Photo Club: Speech Club. ser- geant-at-arms. vice-president: Student Council; Booster Club Committee; Chairman of the Calendar Com- mittee; Assembly Programs; P.T.A. Night; Chorus; Organ Dedication Program; Music Festival: Elk's Club Program. LOREN BROWN Varsity Football; Homeroom Basketball; Photo Club: Assembly Program; Varsity Club. MARION DAIGNAULT Soccer. GEORGE DEMETRAS RA... nu , nuw..:., $Vvdw4 .. WILLIAM DOHERTY Bil J.V. Basketball; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Base- ball: Assembly Program. ROBERT DOWNING Bobby 't B b 11; Varsity Football; Homerqom Rep- rex:::ltize;a;:u3ent Council Presxdent; Semor C1381 Vice-President; Homeroom Basketball; Intramura Basketball; Intramural Football. W v .ra 1 . ' , ADA ELL W Ade Girls' Sports Club, vice-preaident. president: Band. treasurer; Student Council. secretary-treasurer; Junior Class, secretary-treasurer; Squad Leader; Soccer, cap- tain; Hockey, captain; Archery; Basketball. captain; Softball. captain; Ping Pong; Bowling; Volleyball; Sports Playdays, captain; RECORDER Editorial Staff; Christmas Poster. 1 JOAN FARRELL Christmas Window. PEGGY FU Peg Chorus; A h ry: Sp ch C ub Fre Club; Photo? Club; Socc ' Homeroom Repr ntahve; Curls M Q Scratch CAROLYN HALL nt; j. V. Cheerlead- Christmas Pageant; Easter Pagea ing; Varsity Cheerleading, captain; junior Prom Com- mittee: ATOGA; Typist for ORATOCA; RE- CORDER Editorial Staff; Typist for RECORDER: Soccer: Softball; Hockey; Basketball; Sport Play Days; Bowling; Squad Leader; Footbau Hop Committee; Usher for Sectionals; Cheerleading Graduation Usher; Assembly; Berrigan Fund Program. FOSTER HETTRICH Noon Hour Sports; Assembly Play. llD oni, DONALD HOYT Student Council: Vice-President of lffitramural Basketball; J. V. Basketball. junior Class; EDNA HUTT Chorus; Assembly Programs; Spring P.T.A. Night. Music Festival; Dokie u us; Radio Club; Parents' Volleyball;- SHIRLEY KENYON Hobby Club; Parenta' Night. LEON LA GALLES Punch asketball; Intramural Basketball; Varsity Noon Hour B Varsity Chb. Football; French Club; ROBERT C. MacDONALD Big Mac Varsity Football: Varsity Baseball; j. V. Basketball; Glee Club; Student Council; Six-Man Football; Inter- class Basketball, Soccer. Track. Cramp GORDON MEADER Band; Chorus; Christmas Piay; Intramural Basketball. Eastex Assembly; Sant91 P.T.A. Exhibition; Girls' PATRICIA MATRAZZO Band; Orchestra: Chorus: Basketball: Softball; Soccer. Wan JOAN McKAY Girls' Sports Chb; Soccer: Christmas Pageant: nis; Football Hop Committee: Prom Committee; and Orchestra Festivals; Archery. Ten- Band TERESA MCNEARY Terry 385058 : Soccer; Hockey; Assembly Programs. Frankie FRANCES O'BOYLE Soccer; Hockey; Basketball: Bowling; Graduation Usher; Hiking Club; Softball; Tennis: ORATOGA;;, Faculty Play; P.T.A. Night; Christmas Pageant. 4' - BRUCE PEHL Veteran. JACK PERRY January Graduate. f311 HELEN 'PEETS Chickey Soccer; Basketball; Bowling: Typing for T. B. Test; Squad Leader; Library Club; Chorus. VIRGINIA FETUS Basketball; Volleyball; Baseball; Hockey; Soccer, Tennis; Assembly Programs; French Club; Girls' Sports Club; Band; Orchestra, president; State Music Festival. JACQUELINE REYNOLDS Jackie Hockey : Speech Club; State Soccer: Tennis; Band. secretary; Orchestra; Music Festival. JO-ANN SMITH j. V Cheerleading; Soccer; ORATOCA Staff; Library Club. Hockey: Arch wling: SAMUEL WARING Orchestra: Social Stu jection Club; Assembly KARL STEPHENSON dies l0 Music Assembly: Pro- Play; ORATOCA. ELSA SZARO Softball: Ping VoHeybau; Basketball: minton; Bowling: Archery; Outing Club; Speech Club; French Graduation. MARGARET WEEKS Girls Sports Club: Speech Club: Photo Club; Usher at Graduation: G. .C. Concessions; Chorus Programs; Soccer; Hockey; Volleyball; Basketball: Softball: Ten- nis; Ping Pong: Badminton; Bowling; Archery; Squad Leader: Sport's Referee. Pong; Bad- Photo Club: Club: Projection Club; Usher at Duke AN PAUL DOBRUCKY Band; Orchestra; MIL Army lnfantry; Chorus; Noon Hour Dancing. WESLEY WORTH Wen Band; Intramural Basketbau: Intramural Baseban: Baseball and Football; lntramura Football; 1.. Varsity Baseball and Football; Noon Hour Sports. Horde NAN ZEISlNG j. V. Cheer- h Club; Hobby Frenc leading; Tennis. Club: ORATOGA; ll I' IRIS ZELIKOFSKY Spring Festival; Speech Club. president; French Club; Radio Club: Junior Clan ?lay; ster Play; Assembly Play. I34; RADIO C LUB Mr. S exton 7th Period egro, J. Dyer. A. N . Barrett, First Row, left to t: M. A. Jarrett, M. Kirman, . Ross, Production Engineer; . Skhte, Fonda, J. DuvaL Second Row: . WiXHson. L Weiss. B Schrade, Hogan, . Siena, 5. Bishop, M. Straw, . TroXen- berg S. G ldman, . Tarantino, A Woodworth, B. Zelikoisky, Mute. Lohnas, . Weaver, . FJweXL Miss ' Stephenson, . Haig t, Britten. .' adein. L. Cana- L Zelikofsky, . Doherty, Director. Thn- Row: B. Mitchel E. Foss. j. Ventre, E. 3. MoHer, R. CXevdand. H. Cermanetti, A. Schrade. n G. Smith, W. BonesteeXe, D. Baker. a etti, R . A . . :A . Has dVISer. J. $- s'eStephe K cond Rnson, E ow . BUSINESS WILLIAM BLACKWOOD mural and J.V. Basketball; lnterclau Band: lntra Soccer. ELINOR EVANS Noon Hour Sports: Library Club: Student Council; Graduation Usher. AUDREY PETTEYS And Voneyball; Baueball: Basketball: P.T.A. Night; Chorus; Bowling; Soccer; Cirh' Sports Club. 'I'III 'l ' l l 'l 'l ' 1 'l 3 'l ' E ' 1! 23 AUTO MECHANICS Mr. Mead -- 5th Period Mr. O'Brien - 3rd Period ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA C BEN ERl L EILEEN CLINNICK Soccer: Hockey; Tennis; Basketball: Assembly Pro- nd; Orchestra. grams; Chorus; 3 RALPH C. STACEY Drum Maior; January graduate. Christmas Play; FRED SWART Veteran. llwini, aketbau. WINSTON WARING our Basketball; Homeroom Ba Noon H I381 BUSINESS ARITHMETIC Mr. Wheeler-2nd Period . d 3rd Peno ML Wheeler fit A WWII missigigsmN BOOKKEEPING W LOUIS J. ALONZO, Jr. 31 Basketball; Assembly Plays. lntramut GEORGE BURKE Noon Hour Basketball; Noon Hour Baseball: Noon Hour Football; Intramural Basketball; Christmas P ay; Boxing Exhibition for P.T.A.: Tumbling Exhibition. luck , Dink JOHN CAREY J. V. Basketball; Vanity A Basketball. DOROTHY AMELIA CLARK Dd! Chorus; Assembly Programs; Hobby Club: Music Festival; Library Club: Health Librarian. $531M a SSQaA 6tBen1' ROBERTA BOWEN Soccer: Baseball; Basketball; Bowling, manager; Girls' Sports Club; Squad Leader; Graduation Usher; Sports Playdays; Assembly Programs; Volleyball. Mitzie DOMENICA MARRA Sport Play Days: Soccer, captain; Hockey: Basket- ball; Volleyball; Bowling; Chorus; Assembly Pro- grams: Squad Leader: Hobby Club; Girls' League; Girls' Sports Club; Softball. JIN n,' occer; Chorus; Softball. NANCIE JANE WARING Basketball; Volleyball: 5 PATRICIA WILCOX Pat Girls' Sports Club: Soccer; Basketball; Bowling; P.T.A. Exhibition; Usher at Graduation; Social Com- mittee for Prom; ORATOGA Typist. 411 STENOGRAPHIC 5th Period Miss StodaB'k' DORIS CHAMBERLIN r T. B. Test. Typing f0 MILDRED CLOTHIER ic Festival; Assembly Programs; Health 1Jt223;:::h a WWXM. LOIS COLGAN Student Council: President of Social Studies Clan ; Homeroom Representative. ' Elie ELEANOR FILKINS Softball; Archery; Band; Typist for T. B. Tent. E431 Margie MARGARET GURTLER Bowling; Hockey; Tennis; Junior mittec: Homeroom Represen T. B. Tests. Senior Prom Com- tative; Softball; Typist for Pat PATRICIA HAMES Soccer; Basketball; Bowling: for T. 3. Test; P.T.A. Night. Squad Leader; Typist llM rt,' Soccer; Baseball: Hockey: Graduation Usher; ORATOCA Stag. MARGARET KAINTZ Basketball; Playdays: Tennis; Bowling; GERALDINE McCARTY 'Turry Chorus Programs: Photo Club; Bowiing: ORATOGA Drum Staff: Squad Leader: Parents' Night Program; Majorette; Assistant Editor ORATOGA: Co-editor of ORATOGA Christmas Edition: Graduation Usher; Typist for T.B. X-rays; ORATOGA Typist; RE- CORDER Typist. JEAN NICHOLS Jeanne Hobby Club; Soccer: Typist for T. B. Tests. VILMA PASEK Red-hend Noon Hour Sports: Tennis; Badminton; Bowling; Ping Pong; Archery; Chorus; Typist for T. B. Test; Graduation Usher. BARBARA SIMMONS Transfer from Port Jefferson High School. Sports Heyday; Basketball; Softball; Tennis; Volleyball; Bowling; Hockey; Archery, Soccer. EDNA WHITE Peggy Volleyball; Softball: Soccer; Basketball; Parents' Night Demonstration; Typist for T. B. X-rays. 451 Boya' Homemaking - Miss Fitzpatrick 7th Period 1:461 Homemaking - Miss Hays 5th Period BETTY BENNETT Noon Hour Sports; Soccer: Hockey; Archery; Basketball; Baseball: Girls' Sports Club. DOROTHY ElCHORST OLGA INDRACEK Tennis; Bowling; Soccer; Softball; Basketball; Hockey; Archery; Badminton; Ping Pong; Noon Hour Sparta Record Keeper: Squad Leader; Girls' Sports Club, vice-preaident; Sport Play Days; Photo Club; Hobby Club; Faculty Play,Uaher; Football Hop Com- mittee; Junior-Senior Prom Committee; Assembly Pro- grams; Secretary-Treaaurer Senior Class; Chorus; Tal- ent Show. JANYCE V. SCOTT P.T.A. Night; Graduation Usher; Library Club. i471 D181 IN MEMORIAM To our class-mate, MARCIA ANNE BICCIE, with whom we shared three happy years of our high school lives. For the enduring quality of her friend- ship, for the persistence and skill of her athletic accomplishments. and for the influence of her character, we of the class of 1948 mourn her loss but cherish her memory. ahouncl the Clock 5. H. S. BAND JUNIOR - SENIOR PROM HIKING IT'S ALMOST OVER NOW M ,eSEPTEMBER FOOTBALL Ayg CHRISTMAS PLAY GIRLS BASKETBALL SENIOR TEA VALENTINE DANCE E491 521 lo 4 S. H. S. Defeats Saints 5 Congratulations, Coach! 6 Graduated in Three Years- Ed Hanan 7 Folk Dancing-Olga Indracek and Wanda Greene high: to lefO Junior-Senior Prom - Mrs. Mallory and Mr. MacCrcgor Christmas Play Angels Spring Festival-Miss Doherty, Director Spring Festival Miss Smith, Director Left: Rydberg going around end and DeMarco taking a lateral in the Glens Falls game. Right: Schecter nabbing a 32-yard pass from Veitch and Harrison being stopped against Delmar. Whenever we look back to the football team .of I947, we will always remember that it was the team that never was beaten by more than one touchdown. Although we tied two of our seven opponents, we could manage to win only one game. This team, outfitted in new uniforms and tutored by a new and able coach, Hutchin Tibbetts, aroused a spirit never before seen by a Saratoga football team. At the end of the half in the season's opener, a heavier Watervliet squad held a 6-0 margin, but last quarter touchdowns by Downing and Rydberg furnished the Streaks with a 13-6 victory. Then Bethlehem Central and Glens Falls had to be satisfied with 13-6 and 6-0 victories on successive Saturdays, and then the Streaks held Scotia and Mechanicville to ties. Veitch took the opening kick-off against Mechanic- ville and raced 75 yards for the score. On a drenched Fort Edward field, a costly fumble in the final minutes of play cost us the game, 6-0. When Johnstown scored early in the first quarter, it appeared as if our distinction of never losing by more than a touchdown was going to end in our final game, but with Chuck Kuenzel shooting passes all over the held- one going to Downing for six points--we held on gamely, only to lose, 13-6. Among the individual leaders, Bobby Veitch reeled off the most yardage by rushing to nose out Teddy Rydberg, 214 yards to 208; Chuck Kuenzel topped the aerialists with 10 completions, good for 94 yards and a touch- down; Tony Sansiveri hauled in seven passes for 57 yards; Bobby Downing took scoring honors with 12 points; and Bobby Veitch averaged 35 yards for 32 points. - On the line, Gus Dering and captain Buddie Rhoades played every minute of every game, and along with the stalwarts, Dewey Senecal, Elmer Dering, Kent Fonda, and Loren Brown, spent much of their Saturday after- noons in the opponent's backfield breaking up plays and recovering fumbles. SCORES IX , i Saratoga Opponent ' ' w I 3 ........ Wate rvliet ........ 6 V 6....Bethlehem Cent'l 6 ........ Johnstown ..... I. I 3 Record Win15, I Ties, 2 Losses, 4 E541 i , , , FOG Top: the starting line-up. Bottom: passing drill with Kuenzel and Downing toas- ing to Sansiveri and Schecter. Front Row, left to tight: Sansiveri, E. Daring, Senecal. C. Daring, Rhoades, Fonda, Veitch, Downing, Ryd- berg, Kaintz. Middle Row: Steele, DeMarco. Waite, lute, Drake, Kuenzel, C. Harrison, Brown. Schecter, urke, Pemberton, Jones, Brusso. Back Row: Butler, ' ood, Harris. Caupman, M. Harrison, Davis, Connery. 1' enton, LaCaller, Scott. We want a touchdown! Coaches Bernard Fasulo and Hutchin Tibbets with Captain Frank Rhoades. Hold that line! BASKETBALL VARSITY SCORES Saratoga Opponent Score 34 .......... Mechanicville .......... 3 5 51.. ..... Johnstown ....... ....36 43. ....... Ballston ...... ...51 3 L. . Glens Falls . ....33 40.. ........ Scotia ..... ....ZI St. Peters .. Watervliet.. ..... 46 A U'I A 30.. .. Draper .. 35 46 ..... .Cloversville . .32 58 ............. Ballston ..... 42 60 ..... St. Peters ..... 39 2 7 .............. Watervhet ..... 34 29 ................ Draper ............. 28 4 I .............. Glens Falls ........... 5 3 44 .......... Mcchanicville .. ..... 40 43 .............. Johnstown .............. 48 42 ............ Gloversville ............ 4 l 54 ................ Scotia ................ 42 4 7 ................ Scotia ................ 43 53 ................ Draper ................ Front 4 Coach Hutchin Tibbetts VARSITY First Row, left to. right: C. DeMarco, D. Senecal, G. Pemberton, S. McCarty,J. La- Belle,J. McCarty. Second Row: G. Demetrus. Manager; R. Veitch, T. Rydberg, B. Waddell. J. Fennell. W. Doherty, C. Harrison, W. Butler, Manager. First Row, left to right: A. Sanoiveri, Mu ager; R. San Felice, J. Natale. D. Waite, Ca tain; V. D. Gregory, W. Leggett, J. Mill Manager Second Row: Coach Bernard Fasu J. Arpey, A. Sansiveri.J. Shay,J. McCar- W. Arpey. Third Row: Capone, F. Kuenz J. Morrissey, W. Fuller, F. Rossi. J ,UNIOR 1v. sconas VARSITY Saratoga Opponent Scot. 3 l Mechanicville .......... I 7 Johnstown .............. 29 ...... Ballston ......36 ...Glens Falls ...... l8 ...... Scotia ...............35 ...... St. Peters ............23 Watervliet .............. 39 ...... Draper ................34 . Gloversville ............ 30 Z ..... Ballston ............... zs .... St. Peters .............. 26 BASEBALL SCORES Saratoga Opponent Saratoga Opponent 18 Schuylerviue 12 ---------- Broadalbin .......... 1 Mechanicville 6 ............ Ballston 2 Broadalbin l .......... Johnstown .. 0 6 ............ St. Peter's ............ 4 - . Ballston .... 7 5... Delmar 6 ............ St. Peter's ............ 2 12 ........ Mechanicville 15 ............ Burnt Hills ............ 2 10 ............ Burnt Hills.. 1 3 ............ Hamilton ............ Record 1 Won 12 e Lost 2 .a Front Row, left to right: Kenyon. MacDonald, Harrison, Ellis, Kuenzel, Adinolfi, DiVesto, Kuenzelsconng ma Izzo, Jordon, Downing. Standing: Manager scrimmage game; Tannenbanrn. Senecal, Ferguson, Derring, Jordon i: the catcher. 31:2: F8231: Farrington. Manager Warren, MacDonald sliding into third base. DiVeato stepping away from an inside pitch. Highlighted by a trip covering 125 miles, a double- header, and a no hitter, the 1947 baseball team turned in another successful season under Coach Bernard Fasulo with a 12-2 record. After winning their first seven games, two of which were one-hit shut-outs hurled by Jack Ferguson over Mechanicville, the team traveled' 125 miles to Ham- ilton only to lose in the last inning, 4-3. Ferguson also hurled both victories in the city series with St. Peter's, and pitched a no-run, no-hit game and hit a home run to give the Streaks a 1-0 decision over Johnstown. On closing day, the Streaks won a double header from St. Peter's and Burnt Hills, 6-2 and 15-2. Charlie Adinolfi and George Ellis led the hitters with averages of 350 and 318 respective1y; Chuck Kuenzel at first and Dick DiVesto playing third topped the fielders with only one error each; and Jack Fer- guson and Charlie Harrison, the mainstays of the pitching staff, compiled records of 6-1 and 3-1 re- spectively. ,Irst Row, left to right: Stephenson, Lanzara, Rhoades. Ferguson, McGourty, Sha Vditch, Bashaw, O'Boyle. Standing: Coach Patten, Eichman, Croft, Carr. Snyd Cavanaugh, Manigault, Kmen, Lewis, Ellensweig. Emmett Butch McCourty tied a S. H. 3. track record with a mark of ten seconds flat in the 100 yard dash to lead the I947 cinder crew, coached by Paul Patton. Although the Streaks won two out of three dual meets and came second in a triangular meet, they lacked sufficient depth necessary for success in the meets which they attended at Schenectady and Albany. They opened the I947 track season with seven firsts in eleven events in winning a dual meet with Lansingburgh, 552K; to 39V3. After they lost a meet with Glens Falls, 742A- 29X5, they defeated Mechanicville in a dual meet 56V; - 38373. They won eight of eleven events in whipping the Red Raiders. In the triangular meet, the Streaks scored five firsts, to finish second to Gloversville. Stoughton of Fort Edward winning the broad jump event. , ' ' . by Butch Mc- better his fourth ' ' 7 ' yard dash thrills BOYS VARSITY CLUB First Row, left to right: R. MacDonald, A. Stephenson, V. Bashaw, R. Ewell, 5. Warren. President; L. Rouil- lard. Secretary; D. Senecal. L. Brown. R. Downing. Second Row: J. McCarty, R. Millis, C. Harrison, H. Snyder, L. LeGaHes. J. Fennell, W. Cavanaugh, J. Farrington. W. Doherty, K. Fonda, Coach Tibbetts, Adviser. Third Row: J. Pemberton, C. DeMarco, T. Sansiveri, P. Eichman, A. Schermerhorn, W. Mallery, R. Veitch. C. Kuenzel, J. Ferguson, T. Rydberg. After being inactive for the last few years, the Varsity Club organized under a new letter system, and thus with more members, has been able to accomplish many things for the athletes of the school this year. Membership was extended to those athletes who had a varsity rating, which is received after one year's participation on a varsity team; the following year these athletes receive their varsity letter. The club sponsored three banquets: one for GYM Boyl' Gym Giau-Coach Tibbetta-6th Period BOY'S SPORTS MANAGERS T. Sanaiveri. J. Millet. the football team in the fall, another for the basketball team in the winter, and a spring banquet for the baseball and track teams. Each member also went on at least one trip to New York, either to see a track meet in Madison Square Garden or to see a few base- ball games in the Yankee Stadium. The club provided its own funds for these activities by working at the concessions during the football and basketball games and by putting out programs for the football games and for the basketball finals. HEALTH Boya' Health Clau-W. Moncskoehh Period Left to right: 5. Warren, R. Ewell. J. Tanenbaum, I. Ture, C. Demetras, vawpcwm mr-qFUQI-dm t601 GIRLS' SPORTS CLUB First Row, left to right: B. Clark. J. Duval. R. Dowen, D. Marta, A. Ellis, President; W. Greene. Secretary-Treasurer; A. Ellsworth. J. Hawthorne, l. Rollins. Second Row: M. Siena. D. Fonda. E. Blundell. H. Carr, B. Schrade, P. Putnam, B. Drake, 0. Barron. Miss King, Adviser. Third Row: P. MacAvoy, G. Johnson, A. Petteys, V. Stanford. L. Nevins, N. Carr, E. Cogan. Missing from picture: 0. Indracek, Vice-Preaident. The Girls' Sports season started off successfully with a meeting of the C. S. C. At this meeting Ada Ellis was elected president and Olga Indracek and Wanda Greene as vice-president and secretary - treasurer respectively. The G. S. C. has been active this year, taking part in play days with Green- wich, Schuylerville, Emma Willard, Lansingburgh, East Greenbush, Oneida, and Watervliet. The Rec was the scene of action last fall. Hardly a day passed when the ATHLETIC MANAGERS sounds of battle between the hockey Left to right: A- Ellsworth. A Ema. 0. In- and soccer teams couldn't be heard in dracek. W. Greene, 1. Rollms, R. Dowen. that vicinity. $ With uOld Man Winter around the corner, basketball, volleyball, and bowling were soon under way, and were met with much enthusiasm. In the spring, the girls' fancy once again turned to - well. shall we say softball, archery, and tennis? Thus ends another successful year of sports activity made possible by the capable direction and untiring patience of Miss King. Gym - Miu King - lat Period ORATOGA STAFF First Row, left to right: Mr. Butler, Adviser; AylkEllsworth. E. Cogan. Assistant Editor: A. Stephenson, Assistant Editor; G. Carusone. Editor; C. McCarty, Assistant Editor; H. Snyder, Assistant Editor; Miss Roohan, Adviser; Miss Dohert . Adviser. Second Row: P. Wilcox, I. Zelikofsky. K.- Greene, C. Delay, F. O'Boyle. . Kirmnn. H. Han, C. Hall, J. Smith, A. Woodworth. P. McAvoy, M. Kaintz. N. Zeising, T. Badrino, P. Walsh. Third Row: J. Perry. G. holda, M. Lewis. A. Hogan. J. Dunn, M. Palmetto, A. Carusone. W. Barrett. A. Corbett, B. Drake. L. Callahan, W. Bonesteele, B. Bickel- haupt, P. McTygue, E. Corona, C. Johnson. E. Abdella. ' L U First Row, left to right: V. Pettis. J. McKay, C. Rowley, 0. Barron, B. Drake. RCHESTRA Second Row: J. Reynolds. E. Blundell, D. Hunter, E. Lanzara. W. Fuller. M. Dyer, O E. Clinnick, R. Ewell. L. Manigault, P. Matrazzo, V. DeCregory, C. DcMarco. Third Row: B. Lohnaa, B. Bickelhaupt, M. Ballou, Mina Scanlon, Director; E. Hutt. First Row, left to right: D. Carr, P. Davis, J. Hawthorne. A. Ellis. 0. Barron, J. McKay, J. McFarland, C. Baldwin, H. Weidiman, 0. Barron. Second Row: J. Quilty. C. Johnson, R. Burgess, W. Bonesteele, B. Stonequist, E. Clinnick, V. Pettis. M. Dyer. L. Standish, I. Ture, T. Sansiveri, P. Matrazzo, C. DeMarco, V. DeCu-egory. Third Row: P. Putman, C. Merton, M. Ballou. B. Drake, V. Bashaw, L. Manigault. R. Jones, A. Jordan, K. Dansforth, C. Meader, N. Ross. Mr. Clinnick, Director. First Row, left to right: T. Provo. E. Clinnick. P. Allen, N. Waring, H. Senecal, V. Martin, C. lsolda. G. Spellman, H. Carr, M. Bassett, R. Jones. M. Jackson, C. Freeman. Second Row: E. Elwell, T. McNeary, M. Dorsey, D. Smith, D. Baker, CH RU H. Cuiles, A. Negro, J. Flansburg, T. Bardino. M. Ordway. A. Robinson, B. O S Jones, J. Perry, P. Holmwood, Mr. Clinnick, Director. Third Row: J. Farrington, R. Lundgrun. W. DeNew. L. Manigault, J. Ferguson, P. Davis, R. Gorham. J. Weadon. D. Clayton. R. San Felice, A. McCarty, S. Luce, R. MacDonald, . F. Yeackel. Band - In Formation at Football Game - Mr. Clipnick First Row, left to right: Mr. Clinnick, Director; E. Elwell. L. Manigault, R. San Felice, V. Bashaw, D. Mansfield, P. Mansfield, T. Yeakel, R. MacDonald, , S.L .S dR :W.DN ..Wd,D.Cld,R.Gh ,P.D', OY S GLE E CLUB J. F:r:uso:fo'?. Mfgarty. J.eFaiYingtomeaRflfundgrugf, EfnRowle;r am aVlS Rowivieft to right: I. Weiss, B. Anderson, V. Stanford, A. Corbett, C. Mack, . King. . Sklute, E. Cross. L. Nevin, Miss Scanlon, Director. Second Row: Madden, C. Ovitt, P. Stewart, B. Deyoe, B. Clark, M. Clark, 5. Stewart, FRESHMEN CHORUS Corona, N. Carr, E. Britten. HAngel Song. written and produced by John Mac Gregor, was the an- nual Christmas play based upon the writing of SILENT NIGHT by Franz Gruber. Another Name For Courage, the Easter Play presented on March 24 and directed by Mr. Mac- Gregor was one of the most thought - provoking plays given in recent years. In a series of character studies it revealed the human weaknesses and virtues of the leaders of a modern church and showed how they ap- proached the problem of the homecoming of boys who were seriously crip- pled in the service. The play centered about Frank Cruber, the great- great grandson of the fa- mous Franz, who came to the ancestral home in Bavaria on Christmas Eve. While staying in Bavaria. Frank witnessed the events leading to the writing of the famed carol. i641 CHRISTMAS PLAY -- ANGEL SONG Left to right: D. Claydon. H. Snyder. A. Woodworth, C. Meader, J. Shay. F. Rhoades. B. Stonequist. R. Eddy, M. Sklute, H. Hall. 3 1103;: lTrin' i h, 3 Sitting, left to right: B. Stonequist. R. Cleveland. M. Senecal, P. Walsh. P. McAvoy. Standing, left to right: 3. Sexton, M. Sklute. R. Eddy, H. Snyder, H. Han, J. Farrell. C- Kuenzel. W. Mall: 5 C. Caruaone. Left to right: K. Tyler. R. Denton, R. Wolfe. C. Kuenzel, A. Jordan. W. Leggett. J. Gro l. Zelikofaky, A. Ellsworth, R. Eddy, B. Stonequilt, J. Dunham, P. Walsh, F. O'Boy 61w alt; let STAGE CREW e Left to right: W. Cavanaugh, E. Duval, Mr. Mac Gregor, Director; N. Rosa, F. Yeackel, A. Stephenson, R. Hasman. mm m It Front: R. Cleveland. Left to right: A. Jordan. J. Natale. S. McCarty. G. Meader. W. Arpey, K. Tyler, H. Snyder, F. Rossi. T. Abdalla. A. McCarty, J. LaBelle. J. De Vivo, J. McCarty. First Row, left to right: P. Allen, G. Carusone, A. Ellsworth. l. Zelikopfsky. A. Wood- worth, C. Hall. F. O'Boyle. Second Row, left to right: V. Bashaw. D. Mansfield. J. White. F. Rhoades, N. Ross. K. Greene, J. Sexton, N. Ogasawara, L. Brown, W. Mallery, W. Kirman. Third Row, left to right: A. Stephenson. R. Downing, R. MacDonald. C. Kuenzel. The Stage Crew. under the direction of Mr. Mac- Cregor, constructs, paints and lights the sets for all of the annual dramatic productions as well as the numerous student assem- bly programs. Scenery and backgrounds for vari- ous public affairs are also provided. The Senior Class Play, entitled Young April, by Aurania and William Rouverol, was presented March 8, 1948 in the au- ditorium. The play itself, enlivened by frequent bits of humor and romance, was a fast moving three- act comedy, directed by Miss Smith, which re- alistically depicted the re- actions of parents and children during the tender, impulsive Young April age. . i651 Left to right: Miss Keogh. Miss McTygue Left to right: P. Matrazzo. Miss Mc- Tygue, H. Peets, T. Yekel. 'h Left to right: T. BardinoCMiu Keogh, J. Arpey W UIDANCE Left to right: C. Delay, Mr. Hicks. Left to right: J. Sexton, L. Rouillard, Adviser;A. Ellsworth,A. Stephenson Mr. Hill. Adviser; G. Carusone JUNIORS J :k Shy,-Preaident; R0be't Veitch, Vice President: Gun Daring, SecretaIy-Treaaurer; Mr. Beach, Adviser. ' l; . d :W'll' Le .V' P '- SOPHOMORES Kg? 3013;: rHilzzme nStecreltalrayTTreEsg:::n 361: RBI; laney, Adviser. wwwww ,4 , FA William Arpey. President; Joan Weaver, Vice Presi- FRESHMEN dent; John Morrissey. Secretary-Treasurer; Miss Fitz- patrick. Adviser. RECORDER Left to right: C. Delay, G. Caruaone, A. Ellsworth. Manager; J. Sexton, Mr. Haawell. Adviser. B I '81 E88 STAFF Standing. left to right: 5. Bishop. J. Rothe, D. Carr. R. Williams, H. Germanetti. A. Schrade, B. Stonequist, B. Schrade. RECORDER Left to right: C. Delay, A. Ellsworth, Assistant Editor; W. Cavanaugh, Editor: A. Ellis, 0. Barron. EDITORIAL STAFF Standing, left to right: C. Hall, A. Wilson. N. Ron, 5. Warren, Mr. Swick. Adviser; A. Stephenson. The publication of the fifty-second issue of the RECORDER would not be possible without the generous support of merchants and business men. The Business and Editorial staffs are grateful for their continued support and, therefore, we urge our readers to patronize these advertisers in every way possible. AUDREY ELLSWORTH, Business Manager WARD CAVANAUGH, Editor-in-chief STARBUCK'S RIDGE BOOK AND GIFT SHOP 432 Broadway H A Z A R D ' S Saratoga Springs, New York BOOKS - GI FTS e CARDS E691 DAN'S SODA SPA Delicious Sodas and Sundaes Home Made Ice Cream Tasty Sandwiches Delicious Hot Dogs and Hamburgers Phone 2946 349 Broadway LINOLEUM WORK Of All Types - WALTER F. KENYON 1 Pearl Street Phone 1272-M HODGSON'S SERVICENTER Complete Line of GULF PRODUCTS FIRESTONE TIRES AND TUBES Road Service Phone 2474 L I G G E T T ' S The Rexall Drug Stores 404 Broadway COMPLIMENTS of W. G. SIGSBY MILLIMAN AND HALL LUMBER COMPANY Saratoga Springs, New York STANDARD FURNITURE STORES Stores of Cheerful Service Quality Manor in Corinth - Schuylerville - Sarctoga SARATOGA VICHY WATER Delicious Refresh ing PALE DRY GINGER ALE FEN N ELL'S NEWSROOM Sheet Music and Rental Library COMPLIMENTS ,of KARK 6' TUNISON FUNERAL HOME R. W. 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M c A V O Y 4 Public Accountant - B'woy-Philo Street Phone 547 COMPLIMENTS of THE SPA VETS BASKETBALL TEAM COMPLIMENTS of C A S E Y ' 5 On Broadway MALLERY 6' LABRAKE Successors to Harrington C7 Mallery 47-49 Lincoln Avenue COMPLIMENTS of BROPHY'S NEWSROOM KOHN BRQTHERS Famous Shoes from Famous Makers 470 B roadway J. E. ROOHAN, INC. -lnsurance4 Automobile and All Other Forms Phone 974 6 Arcade Building COMPLIMENTS of THE GOWN SHOP J. W. HENNESSEY Er SON Towne lnsures the Town COMPLIMENTS of J. BLAINE TOWNE 5-7 Arcade Bldg. Phone 254 ROXY CLEANERS Cr DYERS 336 Broadway WATER PROOFING ? FLAME PROOFING Call 2 Deliver Phone 1222 SARATOGA CENTRAL TAXI Phones 2-13-115 ALL NEW DODGES George Smith, Manager JULIUS M. MONCSKO Insurance 2All Forms 243 Caroline Street Phone 2375-R Protection Plus Service COMPLIMENTS of BIGSBEE MOTORS, INC. CALLAHAN GROCERY 48 Van Dam Street BROOKSIDE DAIRY Electropured Milk and Cream H. L. Hall, Prop. Phone 473 Greenfield COMPLIMENTS of MacFINN DRUG COMPANY E. S. SPENCER 6' SONS Plumbers Steomfitters Oil Burners 38 Caroline Street THOMAS' LUNCH and BAKERY Phone 397 458 Broadway Saratoga Springs COMPLIMENTS of MR. and MRS. A. WALTER WARD Phone 1070 Call and Deliver MATTHEW DOBRUCKY ...Tailor. .. Pressing - Cleaning - Remodeling Repairing Fur Work Done Promptly Suits Made to Order 39 Lake Avenue Saratoga Springs COMPLIMENTS of HICKEY'S SERVICE STATION COMPLIMENTS of HAMES CLEANERS 6' DYERS Phone 1 124 1 1 wmsxlus 1 GUIDANCE - balanced train- ing - activities. Placement in key positions in business, professional and government offices. ALBA WSIIESS WLLEGE 18- 1 Wm AmAh-yknr; Mw-Vuw S H O P C O - O P 132 Spring Street Phone 1422 MEATS GROCERI ES VEGETABLES WH ITE DRESSES FOR GRADUATION Gifts, Silk Undies, Handbags, Gloves, Hosiery NEW YORK BARGAIN STORE 9 Caroline Street Phone 1667 EVANS' MARKET GROCERIES Phone 1898 We Deliver COMPLIMENTS of SARATOGA WHITE CAP SPRING CO. 1 10-1 12 High Rock Avenue m m m m Established 1917 Thousands of girls are needed in business and government offices NOW The salaries are high and the opportunities for advancement are unlimited. The quick- est way to prepare for one of these good positions is to take A BUSINESS COURSE AT MILDRED ELLY Secretarial School for GII'IS 227-229 Quail Sf. Albany 3, N. Y. Telephone 5-4436 REGISTER NOW Registered by the New York State Board of Regents. Summer Session starts July 6. Fall Session starts September 7. OWEN T. GAFFENY'S NEWS ROOM Cigars, Stationery, Confectionery Souvenir and Gift Shop 457 Broadway Saratoga Springs, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS of FREEMAN AND SHEA CO. BUSSING FUNERAL HOME 130 Circular Street Phone I O7 COMPLIME'NTS of WILLIAM J. BURKE 8v SONS J . M . S K I F F B. F. Goodrich Silvertown TIRES Saratoga Springs, N. Y. WM. M. INGMIRE 8' SON Plumbing and Heating Automatic Oil Qurners 32 Caroline St. Phone 204-J H A R0 L D K AY E Proprietor EAST SIDE PHARMACY Where Quality Counts I 54 Lake Avenue Saratogo Springs, N. Y. Phone 2349 BIFFER'S GROCERY Phone1329 1 18 Beekmon St. Saratoga Springs VAN VOAST tr LEONARD - General InsuranCP Forty-four Years A Soratogo Institution 360 Broadway Phone 546-547 COMPLIMENTS of SARATOGA QUEVIC SPRING CO. GLOBE SUPPLY Everything for the Motorist - Sportsman - Home Owner 449 Broadway So rotoga Springs COMPLIMENTS of M. N. LANDAU 5' CO. i881 LEO J. BROWN 24 Lincoln Avenue COMPLIMENTS MOTHER GOLDSMITH Commencement Invitations and Ca rds Designed and Made by M E R R E L L S Clarksburg, West Virginia Garfield Thomas, Dist. Mgr. ALL ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT Used by Saratoga Springs High School ls Reconditioned by MARBA SYSTEM INC. Athletic Equipment Reconditioners Buffalo, N. Y. CHARLES L. WILLIAMS Archery Craftsman 51 Coolidge Ave., Glens Falls, N. Y. I make, personally, hand-wrought bows and arrows, with eighteen years of experience as your assurance of satisfaction. A VOCATION with OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN THE CANALE SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE ls Licensed by the State of New York and Authorized to Teach the Famous MARINELLO SYSTEM Find out about this challenging and exciting PROFESSION WITHOUT DEPRESSION by visiting or sending to our school for Complete Details Free 6-8 Elm St. Dial 2-7l69 Glens Falls, N.Y. JANTZEN Sweaters, Jackets, Swim Suits CAHILL'S Troy Athletic and Sports Outfitters COMPLIMENTS of P. W. and C. V. DAKE THE SARATOGA SPA HEALTH AND RECREATION COMPLIMENTS of HILL GROCERY 21 JumelPlace Meats - -Groceries BURDICK tr LAWRENCE General Insurance 10 Arcade Phone 1670 WELLS' PHARMACY E. C. Proper - Props. - J. N. McCarty 348 Broadway Saratoga Springs New York HAVILAND MOTOR SALES, INC. Studebaker Sales and Service 18 Woodlown Ave. Phone 367 F I L F l NA GARAGE 6Woodlown Avenue COMPLIMENTS of JVQUA COAL COMPANY Phone 1000 PARMENTER COMPANY O COMPLIMENTS 0f HENRY c. FOOTE Y V l D I SARATOGA CANDY KITCHEN Our a spur eo er 456 Broadway T . J . G R I P P l N i Family Groger Telephone 1216 BIRDSEYE FROSTED FOODS MARTIN'S PRINT SHOP Frlee Delivery The House That Service Built 28 Marion Place Saratoga Springs 47-49 Caroline St. Phone 717 COMPLIMENTS Of Watches Repairing P. S. EDDY P-B NEWS STORE I I Philo Street 31 East Van Dam Street 1921 COMPLIMENTS THE SPA INSURANCE AGENCY G. Stuart Rowley, '28 426 Vz Broadway Phone 818 COMPLIMENTS of STEWART'S ICE CREAM NICHOLS GARAGE Mitchell Place Phone 1024 Lee Tires - General Repairs LLOYD W. STRAW Clothiers and Furnishers Air Cooled Open All Summer PALACE RECREATION Bowling - Billiards -- Sportland 398 Broadway COMPLIMENTS of ROYAL RESTAURANT 464 Broadway C. E. GERMAIN Feeds - Seeds -- Fertilizer New Idea Machinery Phone 1154 90 Walworth Street COMPLIMENTS of BRAIM'S SERVICE STATION 147 S. Broadway Soratoga Spa Phone 442 SARATOGA PLASTICS, INC. CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of 1948 AUTOMATIC LAUNDER-RITE 28 Lake Ave. Phone 3195 COMPLIMENTS of FRASER'S STUDIO Phonel647 Lubrication Washing Gas Sinclair- Oil Batteries RALPH W. PERRY Phone 434 Broadway and Ballston Avenue Sorotogo Springs, N. Y. CONGRESS GAS 8' OIL CO., INC. Distributors of TYDOL PRODUCTS Heating Oil, Gasoline, Lubricants Timken Oil Burners BEYER'S T STORE Phone108 Now Located at I 14 Washington Street 4 Blocks From Broadway Laugh and the world laughs with you ENROLL NOW and MAKE YOUR SPRING ENSEMBLE at SINGER SEWING CENTER 488 Broadway 50 rotoga JIM and NICK'S TAXI PHONE 9 0 9 24-Hour Service HARRY J. WARING Dealer in All Kinds of Fresh and Salt Meats I 12 Congress St, Saratoga Springs COMPLIMENTS 4 of i EAST SIDE CREAMERY D E FR E H N Jeweler Gifts for All Occasions 386 Broadway Phone 2388-W CUNNINGHAM'S HARDWARE Household and General Hardware ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Plumbing and Heating Supplies COMPLIMENTS of FR E D H . W E B E L Materials and Supplies For Sale Upholstering - Slip Covers 46 Park Street Telephone 21 IO ELLSWORTH FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS 34 Clinton Street I W gap? of Phone 645 A. F. and A. D. BURDICK Plumbing and Heating 48 Henry Street Phone 1626 Have You Tried? JACK'S STORE. On George Street Uack Britten, S.H.S. Grad, 19284 SCHOOL SUPPLIES Open Every Day 8 :00- I 0:30 HELPRIN BROTHERS PHARMACY Percy Helprin Irving Helprin Pharmacists 480 Broadway Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Ph. 398 COMPLIMENTS of VAN'S STAMP SHOP COMPLIMENTS of DE VIVO'S SHOE STORE Telephone 85 COMPLIMENTS of BROWN ACCOUNTING SERVICE 432 Broadway Saratoga Springs, New York Telephone I 102 MARAN ESE HOTEL and RESTAURANT 139 Union Avenue Saratoga Springs Accommodate Any Kind of Parties GRAND UNION MARKET The Best for Less 442 Broadway Saratoga Springs, New York E951 B E ST W l S H E S To the Graduates of 1948 ECONOMY DEPARTMENT STORE COMPLIMENTS of THE MARY ANN YARN SHOP 384 Broadway COMPLIMENTS of VAN RAALTE COMPANY Phone 1684 Est. 1925 SCHWARTZ ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Electrical Supplies and Fixtures WholesoIe and Retain Cor. Lincoln Ave., 158 S. Broadway Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Mrs. William W. McCarty, Prop. TOP FLIGHT BABY SHOP Infants to Seven Years Over Globe Supply449 Broadway Saratoga Springs, New York Phone 1 425 WELSH t7 GREY LUMBER CORPORATION 65 West Circular Street Sorotogo Springs, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS of MODERN DISTRIBUTING CO. 48 Putnam Street Saratogo Springs, New York SALEM LINEN MART Specializing in BABYWEAR and LI NGERI E LINEN I951 Phone 3227 382 Broadway LITTLE FLOWER BEAUTY SHOPPE Pearl M. Rougier All Branch Beauty Culture Phone Appointments Day or Night Phone 1888 12 East Harrison Street COMPLIMENTS of THE NANCY ICE CREAM SHOP Metered Gas Service SARATOGA SUNGAS COMPANY 35 Maple Avenue Saratogo Springs, New York . Phone 3124 Service Is Our Motto COMPLIMENTS of P. H. SIEGEL FURNITURE STORE, INC. -Furniture Dealers- 12 Lake Avenue Telephone 1059 BEST WISHES SARATOGA CLUB BEVERAGES INC. 164 Elm Street Phone 1944 All Flavors CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of 1948 D E L L S T U D I O 5 Commercial - Portraits - Weddings EARL T. CARSWELL International Trucks 2 Busses FWD Tracks McCormick Deering Farm Machinery Louden Barn Equipment Goodrich Rubber Products Tel. 2-401 3-2-4433 24-Hour Service R0 Film Upper Glens, Glens Falls, N. Y. 425 Broadway Phone 1635 Tel. 1323 - Lower Broadway Saratoga Springs, N. Y. DODGE PLYMOUTH WALTER'S Dodge J ob-Roted Trucks SALES -- SERVICE R O T H M O T O R S 82 Church Street Phone 327 Saratoga Springs HOME-MADE CANDY and ICE CREAM 352 Broadway COMPLIMENTS of MR. and MRS. ALBERT J. GREENE ' NURSING HOME 159 Woodlawn Ave. Phone 1009 After High School Graduation Obtain a Thorough Business Training at the TROY BUSINESS COLLEGE Prepare now when office positions arwlentiful and salaries are hi h. rite, phone Troy 81 I, or cal for details. Registered by State Regents Board 3 HAZEL PIERSON'S Tasty Sandwiches HOT DOGS and HAMBURGERS 19 Caroline St. Saratogo Compliments of WILLIAM J. DAVIS Groceries - Beers. Newspapers 3Daily and Sundaw Ice Cream - Soft Drinks Esso Gosol ine 223 Lake Avenue FINN'S PHOTO SERVICE 6 Division Street REG and PETE'S RICHFIELD STATION Wishes You All Phone 2929 Good Luck Good Health a Always All Ways Life F ire Automobile Telephone 422 LEWIS M. FRENCH Insurance - All Lines 7 Arcade Building Phone I 133, Saratoga Springs, N. Y. 98:1 Accident and Health-Cosualty WILLIAM H. MORAN Insurance and Real Estate Arcade Building 374 Broadway Saratoga Springs .... .,-..,... . wan .-- -.- -.mw.v- wqq- aw.-mnmmmx, W . ' ' ' ' Mrn-vrrrpr- .r- '49.. . W m..- .-