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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1955 volume:

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X 1- ,1 , Q l A 'O X s ,gy , Rr -2, . ji' or 41 L 63 'iv w 0 0 f J QR 'YL 3954 S3 Lf' I - nEnlcAnoN You have promoted school spurlt by makung avallable for many who otherwise could not have gone transpor tation to out of town football and basketball games You have taken charge of American Field Service students both those from foreign countrles attending hugh school here and those from Saratoga Sprmgs Hugh School who travel to Europe forthe summer You have glven students a finer apprecuatlon of the dngnnty and artrstry of home economics You have asslsted and gulded the Student Councnl un governung the school The 1955 RECORDER us deducated to you MISS MAR GARET L HAYS for your patrence and understandung an working wrth students and for your years of unwavering service to the school as Student Council advisor I - ' I RECORDER 1955 Saratoga Springs High School Saratoga Springs New York TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION SENIORS CLASS FAVORITES UNDERCLASSMEN FACULTY ACTIVITIES BOYS SPORTS GIRLS SPORTS ADVERTISING EDITOR IN CHIEF ASSISTANT EDITOR CI k Sh f SENIOR EDITOR t H A TIVITIES EDITOR R th D UND ASS EDITOR C G S RTS EDITOR M h I F GIRLS SPORTS P T B yI FACULTY EDITOR K thl EDITOR A g I PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS K I BUSINESS MANAGER N y G d o I I , . 6 , .. 7 , H30 , , 33 . . 45 . . 5I ' ,. I 65 ' , 79 87 - - , Virginia Reevesg , ar aerg A Betina all, C , U anielg ERCL , arole oldmang BOY ' SPO , ic ae inkelsteing ' , a ricia o eg , a een Sulivang ART , n ea Pina, , ar Mauzey, Don Wilson, , anc ran e. BUSINESS STAFF FIRST ROW: K. Kiley, N. Grande, A. Martino. SECOND ROW. A. VanRensselaer, P. Riley, R. Bowley, K. Cummings, P. Stiles, C. Design, D. Dumont. STANDING: J. Turetz, H. Kauf- man, Mr. Butler, S. Schermerhorn, D. Green, D. Baxter, S. Thomas, M. Driscoll, E. Callahan N. Sklute. RECORDER BUSINESS STAFFS BOOSTER CLUB SEATED: C. Design. STANDING: R, Farrell, B. Gross, J. Tragni, D. Du mont, J. Tethers, B. Hall, H. Pitts, A. Fina, M. Burns. ADMINISTRATION 45.41 CLAUDE VAN WIE JOHN SEXTON Superinfendenr Pfindpal BOARD OF EDUCATION SEATED: Mrs. Krnen, Miss Benton, president, Mr. Van Wie, secretary. STANDING: Mr. Ellsworth, Mr. Harris, Mr. Simone, Mr. Ford, Mr. Lewis, Mr. Goldsmith, Mr. Kuenzel. ftp N76 1-s Y i fo 3 vi -A lhipe l-Mex you ve, luis- ei G-avi wlmlu 53 cnc, lvxev-2, calf Si-Xi. P5954 ok liek oxlwvixli' JAMES TETHERS Jim was chosen class president after he returned from France as SHS ambassador under the AFS plan. He has been a member of Student Council, BVC, Recorder Business Staff and French Club, and was Varsity Basketball manager and an ace track man. No matter what he does, Jim is always agree- lf .0 able. ' 'I ALBERT PASTOR For Albie, senior vice president, a lot of sports, a little politics, and much hard work and determination have spelled success. Along with four years of football and basketball and two years of baseball and track, he has found time for a year as home room representative, for committees and for BVC. PC we NANCY CLAYDON Nan's poise and charm have served her well in varied responsibilities, senior class treasurer, Tri- county vice president and three years of Student Council, the '5l Easter Play, '53 Christmas Play and Senior Play. Art Club and dance committees have balanced her school activities. CATHERINE CUMMINGS Kay has had the iob of keeping everyone in- formed on class business as senior secretary. She was also 208 representative, a member of Recorder Business Staff and a Senior Play usher. She has served on many committees, and belonged for a year to Latin Club. G Mas. AGNES PERSONS Senior Advisor B For the Class of 1955, the last four years have been full, rich ones. The first year, there was the Cherry Tree Hop, with the class headed by Dan Tallman, Pat Sexton and Betsy Curtis. As sophomores, the new officers, Ed Green, Nancy Grande and Bettina Hall arranged the unusual dance The Solar Shuffle. Columbia Design, Pat Tilley, Nancy Grande and Tom Lally were junior officers and led in the class sponsorship of the Ring Dance, where class rings were given out. With the coming of the senior year Jim Tethers, Albie Pastor, Kay Cummings and Nancy Claydon won the top posi- tions. The Football Hop, the Basketball Dance and the Senior-Junior Prom made a busy program of activities. Two faculty sponsors have helped and guided the class, Miss Janice Seward for three years and Mrs. Agnes Persons, the senior year. As the years go by, we hope that the Class of T955 may realize even more fully the values and friendships of these four years together. MALCOLM T. AITKEN Malc is a born tease, He was freshman home room representative and a two year member of Photo Club. In sports, Malc played home room basketball for three years. His hobbies are water skiing, outboards or any old engine. DoLoREs A. ALONZO Dee was president of Library Club. When not there, she was in the gym playing basketball or volleyball. Out of school, dancing, roller skating and eating pizza kept her busy. Dee has the gift of gab when she is in the mood. Qt .C 2-le -P :Alf of L i L f qt- J Nut, ' , l . L , i . 9-'J ,, v , f L lil v I I- ff -vow L ,l Lxitl-,L ,LMLL L Llvlfv 7 I LL uclll' tlyll V Clk YN Q70 BARBARA BENSON Barb came from Watervliet High. She was active in chorus, girls' sports and French Club. She got acquainted quickly at SHS and ushered for the Senior Play. She likes square dancing and pop- ular music, but the New York Giants don't make a hit with her. FRANCES BRuso ,, - - Fran is an athlete through and through, often going on playdays. She liked especially basketball, softball, and volleyball. GSC members watched her smiling face when she presided at meetings. She rounded out her enthusiasms by chorus and usher- ing forthe Senior Play. SHIRLEY BRuso Little Bruce has two trophies from the North- eastern Skating Conference and a host of medals. She has led practically every girls' sport, had two years as secretary-treasurer of GSC, and worked in Student Council, Library Club and many committees. GEORGE BURGESS Besides eating and sleeping, Dutch liked noon hour and home room sports best. His lunch hours have been taken up by football, softball, volley' ball and basketball. Hunting is another hobby that goes over in a big way with Dutch, W Rosen E. BURKE Burkey hates to get up in the morning, but once started, is unpredictable. He has played noon hour basketball, volleyball, and softball, and was an active member of the lunchroom gang of 203. He likes hunting, fishing, good movies and coun- try music, while quiet study halls disturb him. MARY BURNS Sports are a main interest with Scoops. A member of GSC, she has gone on many playdays and has been in noon hour and after-school sports. A three year member of chorus, Mary has been a graduation and Senior Play usher. Her talkative nature is a help as she scoops for Stewart's nightly. 1-.-0 -sr EDGAR CALLAHAN Affable Ed has been three years on the staff of the RECORDER, has been active on dance com- mittees for three years, and has shown dramatic talents in '53 and '54 Christmas Plays and in the Senior Play. Ed prefers pink shirts and blondes to pegged pants. RICHARD CASE Dick has centered his high school interests around noon hour and home room sports, taking part in football, basketball, softball, and volleyball. Being a member of the H203 Lunch Room Gang has given him a chance to express his ideas on hunting, fishing, and custom cars. le- fs iii MARTHA CLARK Always anxious to help, Marty has written for the ORATOGA for three years. She showed her Home Economics ability when she made drapes for the Senior Play and decorations for the '52 Easter Play. Marty, a girl worth knowing, likes tennis, roller skating and music. JOAN S. COCKRELL .loan is happiest when dancing or listening to good music. You can guess from her neat and carefully chosen clothes that she has good taste. She has lots of pep at noon hour volleyball. CAROL COTE Carol became a member of Honor Society in her senior year. She showed her special talents in Headed for Eden and in chorus. She has been an active member of Ski Club and belonged to Photo Club. Carol really likes skating, swimming and food. ELLEN DELALLA Travel, camping and music are high on Ellen's list of favorites. A member of Honor Society, she has been in French Club, Photo Club, and in York- ers. Serving on Sophomore Solar Schuffle committee, and doing prompting for the Senior Play have all showed Ellen's capability. JOHN DELAY McGee may put on a solemn front, but he's a riot when you get to know him. John likes danc- ing, swimming and skating, was seen in Good News, and was on the JV football team. On Monday night, Salt rushes to Glens Falls to take the part of our Navy's No. l deck-swabber. COLUMBIA DESIGN Pumpkin was iunior class president, engineered the class ring committee, was on Student Council, the RECORDER Business Staff, and ORATOGA Ed- itorial staff. She still had time for sports, bowling, and committees. She'll be remembered for her pantomime of Darktown Strutters' Ball. GERTRUDE DEUEL Gert has for her first love books, good ones and plenty of them. She likes to study out motives and mistakes of the characters. Gert is a loyal member of her class with a satisfying sense of humor. GLORIA DORSEY Gloria, a diminutive artist, has been a member of Art Club, French Club, and Photo Club. She likes all kinds of sports, but ice skating and swimming rate highest. She has played noon hour basketball and volleyball. Her sincerity is always evident. 'nf MILLICENT DOYLE Mitzi has as her goal a career in psychosomatic medicine. She belonged to the RECORDER staff, the ORATOGA staff, Speech Club, and Photo Club. Al- ways in a hurry Mitzi likes tennis, bowling, and swimming, though traveling is one of her chief enioyments. DAVID DUMONT Bustling Dave has been on the RECORDER Bus- iness Staff, iunior home room representative and senior Student Council member. Many committee iobs were also sandwiched in. As a cop in the Senior Play, he was right in his element, GAIL DURGAN Sunny by nature, Windy had a peppy part in the Senior Play, Headed for Eden. She was a graduation usher, a member of the decoration com- mittee for the '54 Football Hop, and as a member of chorus, was one of Miss Mooney's gang. Hot rods are Windy's pet peeve. WAYNE Dvsowski Lanky Wayne, alias Killer, has played JV base- ball and JV and home room basketball. He could usually be found giving someone a barrage of sports facts and opinions. Killer likes to take it easy with lots of sleep and the Hilltoppers. ...v . -...A gui Ti, N .1 i .A WILLIAM EBERT Good-natured Will wears a perpetual grin. His long and loud laugh was put to good use in the horse races of the April Fool Carnival of '54, Will has done wrestling and has been in track, noon hour basketball and volleyball. CLYDE H. Eoov Kip is known for his musical talent. He sang in the All-State Chorus at Syracuse and was a mem- ber of Sectional All-State. A member of Art Club, he acted in many school plays. Noon hours saw him breezing in and out of the gym to keep up with sports. we vo ' Alb '5 S1 ' PAULINE ERRICO Crash goes about her affairs very quietly. NANCY EICHLER Nance has been a member of chorus for three years. She's a smooth dancer and an outdoor movie fan. Nancy is a serious worker and can do many iobs well. JOHN EIDSCHUN, JR. Itch has participated in all varsity sports- track, wrestling, and football. He has been in BVC, Photo Club, Stage Crew and band. He likes travel- ing and parties but is peeved by hot rods. l f J J lj, ,' JM i . I .., ma. J! X j x 'X L ff- zu ,f A., My in--X L GAIL FALLICK Gay has been true to her nickname as a com- mittee worker on many dances. A Yorker member and a Photo Club member, she still finds time for television and square dancing as hobbies. BARBARA FARR During the week before ORATOGA comes out, member of Honor Society, she also worked on the RECORDER Business Staff and several dance com- mittees. In summers her voice can be heard saying Long Distance at the Telephone Office. ALICE EVANS Wherever there are athletics, you'll find Al, She has played basketball, volleyball, tennis and has this year gone out for bowling. Besides being a member of GSC, she has worked on the ORATOGA Business Staff and taken part in Yorker projects. Q : 'x nn:- .,Q. Barb can always be found typing copy, A meme ber of chorus,, she enioys dancing, volleyball and roller skating. Hot rods and noisy study halls don't go with Barb's conservative tastes. P? RUTH FARRELL Flame is a most versatile girl. In sports she has been manager, captain, player and sports writ- er for the ORATOGA. She has been on many com- mittees, ORATOGA Business Staff, secretary of Stu- dent Council, and a chorus member. She's crazy about italian food but doesn't like to be kept wait- ing. JOSEPH PAUL FASO Hardroll is known for his light blue Cadillac. He played baseball for three years on the varsity squad. He also played JV and home room basket- ball. Carefree HardrolI always adds helpful sug- gestions to any proiect. road hogs. c W, i .Z ,A , .Y is 3 X ss P I v 1, ,5- Jm ,X J 'F 1 : 5, 'Vt -xl .nj - f, . rn tg 5 ANGELA FINA Angela is clever with her hands. She has been Art Editor of the RECORDER, was in French Club, Photo Club, and Art Club. Senior Play and dance committees have kept her busy. She likes water skiing, swimming and fast boats but doesn't like ANN JEAN FULLER Q Annie is always associated with food. She was chairman of the '54 Prom and '54 Football Hop re- freshment committees. She has been in chorus and participated in Sectional All-State. Bowling and softball are Annie's chief interests R, ,G-V., in sports. I t f x I' L I J ALLAN GARDNER AI, an ardent follower of school sports, was co-editor of sports on the ORATOGA. An avid fan of home room and noon hour Basketball, he played JV Baseball for one year. In his Senior year he was tapped for membership in the National Honor So- ciety. JOAN MARIE GARITZ Joanie likes western music, dancing and popu- lar songs. Volleyball, swimming and skating are her favorite sports. A transfer from St. Peter's, she has been a member of chorus and Girls' Glee Club. BERNARD GRoss When one thinks of nice clothes, Bernie auto- matically pops into mind. He belonged to Ski Club, was a two-year track man, and was outstanding In diving and swimming. A onevyear member of French Club, Bernie is always ready with a ioke or a smile. BENJAMIN F. GURTLER Ben likes cars and people who laugh. One of Mr. Mac's boys for three years, he showed his ingenuity on Stage Crew, and as a member of the auto mechanics gang. Ben enioys being com- fortable. PAUL M. GRIFFIN Besides having a part in Headed for Eden, Griff worked on the play ticket committee. He has played home room and noon hour basketball, was JV manager, and member of French Club, and RECORDER Business Staff. He likes hunting and popular music but Bermudas with knobby knees don't go over too well with him. JERRY GROLLEY Mighty-mite Jerry has sparked four years of varsity basketball and baseball. His schoolmates will remember him not only for his athletic skill, but also as a terrific drummer in the Charles Trio at school dances. NANCY HELEN GRANDE Magnetic Nanc has been JV captain and Var- sity co-captain during her three years as cheerleader. Twice a class officer, she was business manager of the RECORDER. A member of both the basketball and bowling teams, she appeared in the Christmas Play of '53 and Senior Play of '5d. EDWARD GREEN This burly athlete played football in '53, was co-captain in '54 and wrestled for three years. He was president of sophomore class, and both presi- dent and vice president of BVC. His favorite pas- times are hunting, swimming and bull-sessions. 7 BETTINA A. HALL T has been on the RECORDER ,Editorial Staff, feature editor of ORATOGA, French Club secretary, and Varsity cheerleading co-captain. A member of Honor Society, she acted in Mr. MacGregor's plays and in Good News, was home room representa- tive, sophomore secretary-treasurer and many times a committee member. She is our idea of perpetual motion. BEECHER HAMMOND Beech has played four years of baseball, and noon hours he played basketball and softball. He first acted in the Historical Play and later in the Senior Play. He was a BVC member for a year. l-5 THEODORE HARRINGTON A member of Honor Society, unhurried Ted was in Photo Club, and played noon hour and home room basketball this past year. Ted likes Rifle Club, hunting and fishing and though he seems reserved, country music really sends him, JOAN HARTMAN Joanie likes swimming, movies, semi-classical music and fried chicken. She tried bowling for a year, and has regularly followed other sports, espe- cially basketball. S'-'R L we Y? Q-dv NP- HELEN HATCH They call her Penny because she is usually shin- ing and happy. She has worked on ORATOGA Business Staff and considers Italian food something special with pizza and spaghetti and meatballs her favorites. She also likes dancing. DOLPH HINTZE Dolph likes contests, chess, pinochle and all kinds of sports. He enjoys open forums and was in French Club for a year, and also representedbhis home room in basketball. Knowing Dolph is a stimulating ex- perience. ,ug Iiigq, Ls- in O -qi 5 CHARLES HoRToN Chubby has had two years each of chorus, HAZE L Houviwooo Haze is a sports car enthusiast, was two years a member of Photo Club, and was a senior year Library Club member. She was a graduation usher and a member of several dance committees. JOHN HOMIAK Conscientious Hodiak has been a valued mem- ber ot the baseball team for four years, He has played JV basketball and this year played Varsity. A two-year member of BVC, sports, for John, are tops. Q 125' orchestra and band. He served as quartermaster and as drum maior of the marching band. Besides origia nating the Charles Trio, he has kept busy with three years of Stage Crew. EDWARD HOTALING Ed was co-editor of the ORATOGA, played home room basketball, was president of Cercle Fran- cais and treasurer of Honor Society in his senior year. He was Latin Club vice president as a soph- omore. Ed is full of surprises and thinks French and pork chops are tops. ffffgtkf ,434 fp Z9 DoLoRes HUNT Liking sports, Dee has gone on volleyball, softball and basketball play days. She has been an ORATOGA typist, graduation usher, and a mem- ber ot Art Club. When not working as a telephone operator, Dee enioys swimming and dancing. BREWSTER HYDON A good sport, Bruce was a two-year member of chorus, and had a main part in Good News. He has been scorekeeper for home room basketball games and supports all school contests. His pet peeves are over-used car horns and stop lights, is Bc-ws' 'P'-Q' gps '-is LESLIE JOHNSON Les's time has been taken up by Varsity foot- ball, track, wrestling, and as veep of Ski Club, He represented SHS at Boys' State in '54. Decora- tion committees have used his artistic talents. He was two years a member of BVC and acted as secretary. ARNOLD JONES Jonesy is interested in music, track, and bas- ketball. He has written some music, played in band and orchestra, loves to listen to iazz and play the saxophone. He has been a track man for four years and likes boxing, swimming, pool, fishing and traveling. to HH. JD., her friends. Qs' HARRY J. KIT H.J. was an Honor Society member in his senior year and also ioined the editorial staff of the RECORDER. He has been a foureyear member of Photo Club, has played JV baseball, home room basketball and wrestled. Country music appeals - KATHERINE KONDENAR One of the 203 Lunchroom Gang, Kathy enioys horses, hillbilly songs, square dancing and roller skating, and has participated in noon hour volleyball, basketball and archery. She ushered for the Senior Play, was a member of ORATOGA Ecl- itorial Staff and belonged to Photo Club. Her friendly manner has made her well-liked by all in-P HAROLD LABATT Batts has played three years of Varsity foot- ball. Baseball rates second, while Ski Club, wrestling and home room basketball round out his sports ac- tivities. Fun-loving Batts has played in band for two years and is partial to the trumpet. THOMAS J. LALLY One of our prominent athletes, Lal has played four years of baseball, three years of basketball and taken part in BVC. A member of French Club, in his lunior year he was also class treasurer. Base- ball, however, is his favorite diversion. 'RN WILLIAM LANE Monk has worked on Football Hop, Basketball Dance and Prom committees. He played Tom Mar low in Good News. Home room basketball and two years of track have added to loquacious Bill's td' 917 activities. LINCOLN eager worker, Ruth was active both in pro- moting and in participating in Good News. She has been a member of chorus, and of Library Club, an ushered for both graduation and the Christ- m play. Swimming, dancing and bowling are r ideas of fun. DAVID R. LiTTLeFiEi.o Dave has been a member of Student Council, Honor Society president, freshman home room rep- resentative, and captain of his home room basket- ball team. He played JV baseball and managed Varsity basketball. Dave has leadership as his out- standing quality. U' DONALD Lewis Lou has played four years of home room bas- ketball, a year of JV and three years of Varsity baseball. He is ia skilled pool player and a member of BVC. D. L. ' friendliness and cooperative sp ave ssets to his class. 'f i '09 1:-fi' ,., ce ,I 1 is-i' Roaenr LoGGiNs Zeke can be well remembered in the role of Liberace for the BVC entertainment. Home room representative this past year, he also belonged to BVC. On the track he threw the shot and discus. Smiling Zeke spends his spare time hunting and fishing. ROBERT LOMBARDO Tuna goes out for skating in a big way. Ski- ing rates next on his list of winter sports. Lum appreciates smiles, but not when they're phony, Dogs with big teeth really scare him. 'luv fi' JANE MACFAR LAND Micky can carry well positions of responsibility. A member of the sophomore ring committee, she helped choose the new rings. A two-year member of chorus, she ushered for the '54 graduation. When it comes to movies, John Wayne and Gene Kelly thrill her. ANN MAHER Ann likes horseback riding, skiing, square danc- ing and softball. As a senior, she has been a member of the ORATOGA typing staff and heartily agrees with the school ban on gum-snapping, Her responsive smile has given a cheery note to Blue Mondays and other days. No. 5. SHIRLEY MALIK Veep and two-year member of Library Club, NV, Shirl has also been a home room representative. She played noon hour basketball and volleyball and has done some bowling. A member of chorus, she has also been active on dance committees. The part of pacifier in the Senior play well fitted her cheerful nature. BARBARA MALMGREN Having come to the U.S. from Sweden, The Blonde Bombshell is often quiet, but ever-present, A member of Le Cercle Francais and ORATOGA Business Staff, she also likes to bowl. Barb dislikes day-dreamers, favoring Marlon Brando and Chanel ANN MARTINO Annie is always associated with beautiful clothes. Looking nice when everyone else looks bedraggled, she has worked on both RECORDER and ORATOGA Business Staffs and on several dance committees. Annie was one of the stars in Headed for Eden. ROBERT MCGIRR Rob has an irrepressible sense of humor. He played football for three years and is a terrific skier, being a member of' the ski patrol. He was 207's home room representative and likes peace and quiet with his ham and cheese sandwiches. 1 fit right in. hot music. JOHN MUNTER Laughter-loving Luke is the prize tall tale teller of the H203 Lunch Room Gang. He has played two years of noon hour basketball and a year each of volleyball and softball, Square dancing and country music are A-I favorites with Luke ANTHONY J. NATALE Toto is a Glen Miller fan. Committees he has assisted include the '53 Prom and the '54 Hop. He has played both JV and home room football and was a member of Photo Club, He likes dancing, but Bermuda shorts are not for him. PAUL MITCHELL DOUGLAS MORIARTA ROBERT MCDONOUGH Mac was treasurer and two-year member of BVC, played varsity football and was one of the best varsity wrestlers. He was laundry man in Headed for Eden, Mac doesn't like walking, but boating in Little Anne suits him to a T. ALBERT M. MEADER Good-natured Gus is a whiz at square dancing and likes hot rods. He can be a clever clown when he turns on the humor. He has supported his home room as a basketball player. And how Gus can eat! A newcomer from Hadley-Luzerne Central School this year, Mitch has played not only Varsity foot- ball, but also noon hour basketball and volleyball. Mitch's good sense of humor has helped him to Doug has acted in three Christmas plays and an Easter play. He was treasurer of Student Coun- cil, a member of BVC, orchestra, and of band. Doug has played varsity football and JV base- ball. Sports rate high with Doug, along with real !. 'if' ,Qui-JT' CLIVE NEWCOMB Cool Clive is a smooth talker and is always seen with the boys. Nuke was on the Senior Play business committee and the Football Hop decorat- ing committee. He has been a member of the RECORDER Business Staff for two years and has played home room basketball. TERRY NicHoLi.s Terry has played two years each of JV and Varsity basketball, three years of Varsity baseball and a year of JV football. He has combined BVC interests with real ability in art, which he has used both in Art Club and on dance committees. 19 a hobby. l:r7'l ROBERT O'MALLEY Ambitious Bob has divided his time in his school activities. He was JV baseball manager and worked on the ORATOGA Business Staff. He ioined the RECORDER Editorial Staff and announced basket- ball games for two years. In his last year he was tapped for Honor Society. VERNON PALM ,H W Although Vern is a sociable sort, he has a phobia for crowds, or so he claims. He had a year of chorus, with its assembly and public programs. Autos are his main interest and stock car racing I1 . i !T ' BARBARA PAR RINO A three year member of GSC, Barb has played softball, basketball, volleyball and hockey. She was drum maiorette for three years, has played sax in the band and was an usher for the Senior Play. Dancing and roller skating are favorites with Barb. JOSEPH PATTERSON Talented Joe Big has played four years of basketball. He was elected to Student Council and was home room representative. As a member of the Sara-Spa Rod and Gun Club, Joe has a chance to enioy another of his favorite sports. Q WM MILLICENT ROWLAN X Milly has been activ moth ndbn h an after-school basketball, so b a volle has represented the scho o aydays. s a em- ber of the typing staff, she h e in t lication of the ORATOGA. In offwes, I fun singing and dancing. YVONNE ROWLEY yy, A -N Von was state delegate to the National A-H Congress in her senior year. Her home economics training has made her very helpful on food, decorate ing, and property committees. She has also belonged to Speech, Latin and Photo Clubs. GARRY RHODES Easy-going Speedy has been on the Varsity track team, wrestled for the Varsity, belonged to Photo Club and has worked on Stage Crew. Hunt- ing, fishing, and skiing keep him busy outdoors, and listening to good music amuses him indoors. MARILLA ROBINSON Perry Como, dancing and anything light blue are tops with Marilla. A vigorous person, she has gone out for tennis and bowling, was a drum maiorette for the high school and a twirler for the Cadet Corps. W ofllffjy 4T l'7 HARRY J. PITTS A four-year member of the Editorial Staff of ORATOGA, Pittsy was also home room representa tive for a year. An active committeeman for re laxation he played two years of home room basket ball. Outside of school he likes horses and horse back riding along with other sports in general VIRGINIA K. REEVES Dinny's duties have included editing the RE CORDER, being vice president of Cercle Francais Latin Club, and Honor Society. She also has belonged to Photo Club and Yorkers, and was I0 the Easter and Senior plays in '54, Being even-tempered has proved invaluable to Dinny. IU' vi FRANCIS Ruiz Frank has been on the wrestling team, has been an invaluable member of the track team, was two years a member of BVC along with his hunt- ing, fishing, and square dancing. His ready smile has marked Francis a good sport and a swell team mate. MARGARET SABINA A member of GSC for four years, Sabrina has been active in all sports and went on playdays for most of them. Singing is one of her greatest pleasures, while her sense of humor was put to gocd use as Imogene in the Senior Play. CAROL ANN SCHWARTZ Swartzie likes Joe Colleges, New York City and driving. She has worked two years on both RECORDER and ORATOGA Business Staffs, been an enthusiastic member of Ski Club, worked on the Senior Play ticket committee and the refresh- ment committee for the Junior Ring Dance. CLARK B. SHAFER Shaf, a music natural, has belonged to orches- 15 'N K! tra, band, and Swing Chorus. He was assistant two years. ii .zs 9 editor of the RECORDER, member of BVC, Ski Club, Photo Club, and Honor Society. A member of the Charles Trio, he was also on the track team for ,z' nd ADA SHAYNE Tate's hobbies are dancing, hillbilly music and skating. She has played noon hour basketball and volleyball. She likes food, but don't offer her cheese or olives! Something might happen to her friendly smile if they were passed her way, ANGELINE SMITH Angie has ushered for plays and graduation, was on the publicity committee for Headed for Eden, has played basketball, and likes roller skat- ing and dancing. Angie is a sociable sort, but not with bow tie wearers! ' . 1 15 Ruooi.PH SNYDER Buck is an all-round outdoor man with hunting and horseback riding his favorite pastimes. He has a yen for travel and good food. Buck's ready smile always makes him welcome. BETTY STAULTERS Bet was a chief typist for the ORATOGA, has gone out for noon hour basketball and was an usher for the Easter play of '54. She likes dancing, singing, watching wrestling and all kinds of food rt'-V DONALD STRAUS Don has served on the editorial staff of Ex. CLIFFORD STEVENS Cliff has been a Varsity wrestler, a member of all noon hour and home room sports teams, has been on many dance committees and was a play usher. When time allows, he likes to hunt, but don't give him any false smiles. PATRICIA STILES Pat is a stickler for sincerity, She served on the refreshment committee for this year's Hop, and was the food good! She has belonged to Latin Club, while music, dancing and reading good books are her hobbies. except fish, ORATOGA, has been a loyal sports supporter, and has been active on his home room basketball team, Most popular music is quite to his taste, and he should be an authority on hit tunes. R. STEvENs SWANNER Steve has been for four years a member of Stage Crew without receiving applause, but he has ap- peared' in three plays. He was a three-year track man and keeps in shape by his constant trips back and forth to Dan's Soda Bar. ff? X.-f DANIEL J. TALLMAN President and past veep of Student Council, Dan was also freshman class president. He has played football, basketball and baseball, has been a mem- ber of band and orchestra, and has worked on Stage Crew in Easter and Christmas plays. JUANITA THORPE Tickie has been a member of chorus, and took part in Good News last fall, She likes swimming and is an ardent Nat Cole follower and fan. X ...I PATRICIA TILLEY Pat was iunior vice president, and secretary of Honor Society. She has been a member of Student Council, played in Good News, worked on Li- brary Club and many committees. She can do many things well. MARGARET TORDA An ORATOGA typist for two years, Peggy has played noon hour basketball, and has many inter- ests, dancing, swimming, ice-skating and crochet- ing. You'd hardly guess it, but gentle Peg is a wrestling fan. 417 lf? 'K JOHN TRAGNI For three years Trag has been on his home room basketball team. He did publicity work for the play and promotion for the Hop. With a cheerful out- look himself, he steers clear of kids who don't smile. SANDRA Turns Sandy has been secretary-treasurer of Ski Club and Library Club. She played Dorothy in the Senior Play, has been home room representative, a member of Latin Club, and the Yorkers, and a com- mittee woman for many dances. She also found time for tennis and bowling. fb X J , OL GEORGE VAN WAGNER Smiling Buck makes gloom and worry disappear. A six-footer himself, he is partial to tall girls. He likes Joni James recordings and plays them when- ever he can. BARBARA WEATHERWAX Known to friends as Waxy, she gives much attention to clothes and good grooming. She has belonged to Art Club, worked on the ORATOGA Business Staff and likes volleyball, tennis and hockey. Marlon Brando, dancing and onion soup stand out in her book of firsts. DON WILSON As staff photographer the ORATOGA, a camera day equipment to Don. of Photo Club for four middle name, his goal and his career. JEANNE E. WIMET ,,lGJ'lfiifE ' ECLCCV J ull' llZLt'Vl'J,. JL L55 fl! l xt ,V V for the RECORDER and and flash bulbs are every- He has been a member years. Photography is his M .fyii cf 6,u E?2f 679 LLOYD ESTCOTT Though he terms himself The Wild One, Lloyd enioys clean fun, good food and congenial com- pany, A four-year member of chorus, he has taken part in music programs and operettas, As for cars, none can beat the Ford, in his estimation. ROBERT WlLcOx Crazy Legs has a year of JV and two years of Varsity football to his credit, the last as co- captain. He had two years of track and played home room basketball. BOb's ready humor makes him fun both in sports and out. 'Z As a two-year member of Art Club, Whippet g likes any phase of art. A member of chorus, she was in Good News. Jeanne enioys noon hour basketball and volleyball, changing on Tuesdays to dancing. Meeting new people fascinates Whippet. tid .I VAUGHN VVOODWORTH Woodie has played three years of baseball and has also been a home roorn basketball player, as well as a member of BVC. Nearly all sports interest him, and as for cars, hot rods are his choice. CLIFFORD YouNo SHS baseball will never be the same without Cy on the mound. During noon hours he has played in all other sports. He is a member of Honor Society and of Boys' Varsity Club. Whatever N4---G ' ,Ii-' ' ry we Y' 'J he does, Cy will bemelgingfswpered ahd steady about :tak N' Qgmiuk sklllgciqi-lurar L 1'J.lf,4-LJJ71 lkz 1 f X ff L 'l ' ' X - . K if ?'rx J'l fluff r .lflvrlf , 1 Ylfv ryxfff 1 - Spf. ' 'n X A V I lib r i.l.IX i 1 , iflffri' fi lt fwfvf Vfffcr ' f 1 - D-4 ff .1 Viv, C' f ni 611 Twill N llvliw Vkil if x' ejlflfbf PM s-V01 fl fy M W MARGARETHA ZETTERLOF Margrete's Swedish charm has helped her to make friends. A member of French Club, and Latin Club, she is also an honorary member of Student Council. She worked on the refreshment committee for the Football Hop, and likes American hot dogs and milk shakes. EILEEN ZETTERSTROM Zet the Younger was a member of Agotaras Chapter of the National Honor Society. She likes the latest song hits and Red Skelton really sends her, With her pleasing personality, confusing study halls are not for her. i z . ,Q l 5 . I 1 f T .V 1' '17--r ROBERT ZETTERSTROM Zet the Elder has an easysgoing manner but likes speed when it comes to transportation, For a year he blended his voice in the locker room trio to some hillbilly tunes. Zet is always ready with a smile and some witticism. MURRAY ZINOMAN A four-year man on the ORATOGA, zealous Z could always be found in 201. He was vice presi- dent of Honor Society, a member of Yorkers and of Latin Club. He also had four years of home room basketball and JV baseball and bowling to round out his high school years. J 1- ' ' 5 , r, ff' . -lf.-,ky iT Egfffg41f, M 4. 1 I Ya A J, ' Q- e V , Af. my f.- H-is :4ffRM,,4iAd 1385 gf 'J ' I f. X SL Mk: at . , ,lr ,X K get 17 8 'wA,?.,5 . - 2 4 J K ,ff '1-.gil fa'- fv1,,:. ,ga ggi y get V 6 'Q 2 . s l'., gi QA ' up '15 M, xy-I JA, ,yur Pr. I '4' U 4 'JF i D G , x 5. Q if .z S fa .K M, 2 ,f ,, . 2 xi? , vb .0 1 1 A f J 1 v sas, 7 J' 'I 'J 4 1 3- V ez-v , I I PZ 'f 1 f- m, W4 ,fm , f Maia vi' MOST ENTHUSIASTIC DAVE DUMONT and COLUMBIA DESIGN P, 1? ,f if ','. 4 gi WITTIEST ROB MQGIRR CLASS B! ? 71. I Y . MOST VERSATILE ATHLETES SHIRLEY BRuso and ALBIE PASTOR BEST DRESSED BARBARA WEATHERWAX and BERNIE GROSS FA VORI TES MOST TALKATIVE CAROLE SCHWARTZ MOST 95 A .--. ,. , - If: ,. x I. MOST MUSICAL CLARK SHAFER .T .Ty - ei K , ,.-.H . 3 DRAMATIC BETTINA HALL and DOUG MORIARTA MOST ARTTSTIC ANGELA FINA BEST PERSONALITY DTNNY Reeves and JIM Terr-Tens f I , 47 A 3 . 1 PM 1 AM., F as fr, Wi A 4 W 3 gt gk my .,. mf .. 5 K ff? 'Q I S WDA 0 UNDERCLASSMEN K X Q K A QP WGA' f jo W 5 13 f QT Cf 40AroG S fx K X X' X kr X W X x X QD N 4 f X f , CLASS LEADERS JUNIORS SEATED: John Fla v i a, President, Mary Lou Hays, Secretary-Treason erg Ed Stevens, Vice Presidentg Miss Helen Doherty, Advisor, NOT IN PICTURE. SOPHOMORES FRONT M ry Ellen LaDue S c 0 taryTreasurer Kathy Sullayan Vnce Prestdent BACK Tom Porter Pres :dent Mnss Adelua Buccu Advlsor FRESHMEN John Pntts Presndent Sue Roqkwel Vlce Pres dent Geraldune Southern Secretary Treasu er Freder ck Bl, ng Advlsor '56 Looks Back The Class of '56 has had many activities, with Miss Helen Doherty as class ad- visor. As freshmen, the offil cers, Bob Rockwell, John Flavia and Margie Sansiveri planned the Cupid's Cap- ers Dance and a roller skat- ing party. As sophomores with Bob, John Flavia and Mary Lou Hays at the helm, they contributed to the stu- dent exchange fund, had a white elephant sale at the Yorker Carnival, and chose class rings. The iunior big three, John Flavia, Ed Ste- vens and Mary Lou directed the Tropical Tango and the class dinner. The Class of '56 is looking forward to a wonderful senior year. '57 Reaches Half The Class of '57 has car- ried out several original ideas in its first two years. With Joe Campilango, John Traver and Mariellen Patter- son as leaders and John Le Roux as advisor, they chose freshman pins and conduct- ed a House of Fun at the Yorker Carnival. In the sec- ond year, Tom Porter, Kathy Sullivan and Mary Ellen La' Due as officers and Miss Adelia Bucci as advisor pro- moted the Lolly-Pop Dance with oversized pops as decorations and real ones for refreshments. The class hopes to con- tinue in the next two years with its pleasures and its best efforts. '58 Starts Well After very close balloting in September, the freshmen elected John P i t t s, Sue Rockwell and Geraldine Southern as officers and de- cided to have home room representatives attend all officers' meetings to assure better understanding of stu- dents' wishes. Proiects this year have included selling blue and white felt letters with class numerals and a successful St. P a t r ic k' s Dance. The freshman class is grateful to all who have helped them with a suc- cessful year, especially their advisor, Fred Burns. 1956 FIRST ROW: P. Robinson, B. Lincoln, N. Butler, L. Merton, E. Duval, A. Cohen, K. Kiley. SECOND ROW: A. Davison, P, Boyle, P. Riley, H. Lane, J. Provo. THlRD ROW: D. Clark, J. Ruhle, S. Hellwig, T. Cunniff, J. Blanchard. FOURTH ROW: J. O'Connor, M. Errico, H. Poirier, W. Hartman. FIFTH ROW: D. Niznik, S. Taylor, W. Gailor. 1- ' an 7 NVQ? ,fx x U? . ga W 3 v ff if ,R gn U 2 A - .f Q ,f , . 4' Gif W 7 .sV?f,S uf 4' 'Q' V 'vi 'f ff .ve , Q t L -1' 9, J ' i'7'5x 25 1 , .rv 1. r in - Y , , -sg S- ' - x .b , M U W y 4 V. 4 3' 1 1:5 J r icy.-f, ,X f :,,kY j , ., x ' K - fi bf! , V '23, if -fs 'N 229. 5 ' 352' v ' f ., f,,a,,. 2+ , ' A 52535 vw . .3 My fn Vx 3,49 ,M , ig, 33, ew 551. l ,F 5' f ff 1,53 4... V h Yew Q ' i, 1 ., My ? vh. 4 4, f ilngijizi! AY. . ' wsfnz-y - X-yi ' ' . Z H 4 s if V . nw- nm A. ,ft , .J -232. 05 1 ji- ' E i 4,.-few, M .. H61-, 7 if hz HS Wir , , if 731 . 54Wav .f 3F 'W ,Q 4? ' f 9 A if 211 1 Q JF, ' , 1 ir if Q, g, v 38 ..,. 'QQ' I I 6 3 415 U 5 Fi wr-1 Q7 Q 27 1 307 FIRST ROW: D. Shaw, K. Brown, H, Weirman, M. Livingston, N. Goodwin, R. White, M. E. Foy, E. Ruiz. SECOND ROW. I. Hilliker, E. Weirman, A. O'Connor, J. Ribley, F, Demetras, E. Kmen, A. Wilbur. THIRD ROW: R. Markley, W. Middlebrook, J. Kostka, A. Waldinger, J. Van Ness, F, Thornhill, G. Weinberg. FOURTH ROW: J. J. Brown, S. Smith, J. Traver, C. Chubb, M. Roxbury, J, A. Brown, D. Goodwin, D. Peck, P, Harris, C. Sullivan, R, Muller, A. White, J. Willink, 1957 FIRST ROW: J. Myers, l. Duffy, E. Hammond, P. Thelen, J. DeVore, M. Cunningham. SECOND ROW H. Shafer, M. MacDonald, A. Rabe, S. Robinson, M, Barnes. THIRD ROW: P. Oshins, S. Hum, S. Gibney K, Swanner, M. Smith. FOURTH ROW: D, Handy, W. Krawiec, I., McGourty, B. Howard, M. Finklesfein FIFTH ROW: T. Por1er,J. Bishop, J. Counavelis, J. Campilango, E, Scavone. 309 ,wi Y-7 's? 'htel LLL 4,253 we , xqfv EW? V E3 fan, 1' 3?fi'!?'!1'YfA gfiQE.-35432 9 Q? !!' mi!! 32153222 g?!'!'!!! QSM' Pg H!?21!!nnsQsi2Sf-riff: l1l1,liqm5,pF: iii? -s.7:.7'f 1 fgk Q fi Q F ' E 'ht' am, Q K6 :W 0 2 x ' A 1' If 6 Lili 5 - v 4 Q 1 fiafgifg QR . 41 my 'f - pf. Q -1 L4 V X .51 5 sd Y xg, f R335 Xb 15.1, - ' - 5, f7' ' K M11 V wa ' 4 o qw fx 7:3 I 'l ,,,,.,,.,,!7 ,W .1- 4 1 ?, 4- 15-, 'hi 5 . .-.1 .-,. ...K 'v P196 55' Kgs? .3 W W X I img Q J 4 gb.. f fx, ,Eg .az as-1. P Qi- fr W -T9 TEACHERS OF EIGHTH GRADES Mrs Mary Carroll Englush I Mrs Marlon Anderson Scuence Mlss Mary Cavanaugh Arnthmetuc Mass Mildred Coon Englrsh 2 Mrs Florence Hall History Alfred Olsen Art Miss Marguerlte Hennessey Penmanshlp absent from ptcture Other erghth grade teachers have ptctures wnh hugh school teachers 1959 rn Who are you? SPORTS AND TRAVEL CLUB OFFICERS FIRST ROW S Kraweuc IO3 P Pennell IO4 M Vokes actmg sec retary Y Yancy IO9 SECOND ROW C Strock T09 HIRD ROW P B rnS A oser OMaIIey IO4 L Mamn IO3 E Whtte secretary not nn pncture REPRESENTATIVES FIRST ROW M Sexton 'IO9 S Swuck Student Councul SECOND ROW A Lew T03 J Pasek T04 THIRD ROW F Bunnell IOI J Hunter IO2 FOURTH ROW V Ma ters Student Councrl I a . . . 1 15 S. Dillabaugh, presidentg E. Gluckimus, I02g J, Hunter, IO2. T 1 . LJ , Ielg C. BO 1' , IOIg J, FACULTY fx X 7 IN APPRECIATION As we look back over the past four years we realIze how closely our mental and phystcal grow h our development In soclal ltfe and our broadenlng In horlzons and character have depended upon our faculty The Class of 1955 IS proud to present and happy to count as frtends our teachers and our staff MISS JANICE SEWARD was a member of the bustness department from 1950 to 1954 She served as advlsor of the Class of 1955 durtng IIS ftrst three years In hugh school and much of the suc cess of Its actIvItIes was due to her frtendly gutdance The Sentor Class extends best wtshes to her In her new posItIon In San Berna dmo Caltfornla MISS JACQUELINE COPLON taught Soctal Studtes 9 from 1952 to 1954 She sponsored the organtzatton of the Yorkers and super vtsed IIS State CONVENTION In thIs cIty In 1953 and Its ftrst Sprung Carntval In 1954 In her new POSITION In Schenectady MIss Coplon can be proud that the Yorkers chapter here IS contInuIng success fu y ROBERT E HILL was head of the scIence department and teacher of phystcs and chemtstry from 1945 through 1954 Hts pattence and Informal humor made hIs classes a pleasure hts SCIGDTITIC method and constant checktng made them a challenge He has left wIth many of us an added awareness of the scIentIfIc world We of the Sentor Class also Include In our apprecIatIon these former teachers MRS MARION FORTUNE who alded us through Soclal Study 9 to adlust to hugh school MRS ZELDA STRECKER whose enthustasm helped to dlrect some of us to careers ID art MRS MARGARET SCANLON MINOTTI who made mustc both a toy and an art MISS MARTHA DILLING who gave In the last two years of her ltfe a foundatton for bustness SHICICHCY MRS MARGARET D PEEL who for a few months began wtth us our freshman Engltsh and MR LEON BEACH whose wood shop was a center of Interest In our ftrst year MEET OUR FACULTY A FREDERICK BURNS Art, Art Club, Freshman Advisor, RECORDER PAUL BUTLER Social Study II, RECORDER Business MISS CARMELA CAPUTO Typing, Secretarial Practice, ORA- TOGA Typing MRS. ADRIENNE CARUSO English I, 2, Book Guild, RECORDER JOSEPH CASEY Guidance Counselor, Eighth grade Basketball MISS LOUISE COLLINS Librarian, Library Club WEBSTER COON Business Law, Introductior' to Busi- ness MISS HELEN CUNNINGHAM Social Study IO MRS. MARJORY AKENHEAD Typing, Shorthand MISS ADELIA BUCCI Shorthand, Typing Sophomore Ad visor, ORATOGA 43 'O if MISS HELEN DOHERTY English I, 2, 4, Junior Advisor CLYDE EIDENS Health, Physical Education, Coach of Boys' Sports BERNARD FASULO Coach Boys' Sports, Physical Educa- tion in grades VICTOR FERRANTE Driver Education MISS DOROTHY FITZPATRICK Home Economics MISS MARGARET HAYS Home Economics, Student Council STANLEY HICKS Science I, 3, ORATOGA Advertising MISS RUTH JOHNSON French, German, French Club MISS CATHERINE KEOGH Director of guidance for city schools MISS ANN KING Physical Education, Girls' Sports JOHN LAKE Mathematics I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Business JOHN LEROUX Woodworking I, 2, Building Super intendent 47 x, 'Y any MRS. MARY RICHARDSON Algebra, Noon Hour Supervision, Costumes and Make-up MISS MARGARET ROOHAN English 2, 3, ORATOGA Editorial MISS LENA SMITH Speech, English A, Coach ot Senior Plays, Speech Club. CHARLES SWICK English 2 3, -1, ORATOGA Circula- HOD LEON TAYLOR Chemistry, General Science HUTCHIN TIBBETTS Physical Education, Coach of Boys' Sports. MRS. MARJORIE TIBBETTS Physical Education, Girls' Sports HOLGER VAN ALLER Science I, 2, Photo Club, RECORD- ER MRS. MILDRED WALDRON Social Study 9, II, Honor Society MISS RUTH WELLS English I, 4, RECORDER Advisor FELIX WIELEWINSKI Instrumental Music, High and Grades HARRY WHEELER Bookkeeping, Arithmetic, General Organization Treasurer OUR FACULTY Lam! I ATWELL MEAD f , I, Auto Mechanics, Metal Working, 1 4.71 5-1' X V 6' ROBERT MEADE 1 VI V 1.4 ,af 44, 1344,-v4', Band, Orchestra, Grade Supgtiisor K fl , . ef ' iw, ,ff-Q, 4174 1 Miss LENORE MooNEY Jf,.,L - a X y 4 Chorus, Organ, Glee Club, Ski Club, 441 J Lf, eff' ..1'tg,uJfg Swing Choir V s 0'1'Af.-X 1 , , X x ,. 4, 'wi y +L 1,1 ,gf'4,,i1 i ANTHONY MURRAY Social Study 9, Yorkers JOHN O'BRIEN Algebra, Geometry 'V' MRS. AGNES PERSONS Latin, Latin Club, Senior Advisor MISS KATHERINE POWERS Social Study 9, IO, Grade Super- vision. 3 JI .EJ AND STAFF MRS. FLORENCE COLAMARIA Dental Hygienist MRS, FRANCES DILLABAUGH School Nurse, Teacher MISS RUTH MAHAFFY Dental Hygienist DR, JOSEPH MINTZER Medical Inspector MRS. ELLA BURGESS Secretary to Superintendent MRS. HELEN MCNAUGHTON Health Office Secretary MISS VERNA MCTYGUE Secretary for Guidance Department MISS HELEN PETERSON Secretary to Superintendent MRS. MONICA BRADY School Nurse, Teacher fir ig: I' L MRS, RUTH SHAW Secretary to Superintendent MRS. SYLVIA SILVERHART Secretary to Principal JOHN MacGREGOR Executive Secretary, Coach cial Plays CHARLES FORD Attendance Officer CUSTODIAN5-Matthew Barnes Glenn Sherman, Donald Maher, Fred Clark Harry Merton. 5 to I QQ I L I 50 1 ' . if x'l 5 1 ', if W' Q , E.. .v- Y 1 X . Qs ' 4 4, ' 5, M V Ihf gr, -sig ACTIVITIES X ,f MX QW fu? If Q 5 Q x fa IIN 3 3 X My if O .. Q I G Q X I I D Q! Q ' .WW- , AV Q' A N V 7 Q iw W . W lv af iff' gi' 39 3 N has fs' ,gf Qi iv KJ 'N gp -Q 5 xl' m. -v .f Q ' -v - f if U 'V v v 42? 1 'K 'llwwil ge, 5. I 1 - .ls '- W . 0 ORATOGA REPORTERS AND PHOTOGRAPHERS-FIRST ROW: A. Rabe, M. Polecsek, R. White, M. Doyle, M. Clark, C. King, P. Riley, C. Design, R. Farrell. SECOND ROW: S. Normandeau, C. Goldman, B. Goldstein, J. Ribley, A. Cohn, H. Weirman, M. Riley, J. L'Hommedieu, B. Weirman, A. O'Connor, M. Goodhart, Miss Roohan. THIRD ROW: R. Rockwell, B. Hammond, K. Mauzey, T. Hubbard. FOURTH ROW: M. Wimet, N. Thorne, M. Sansiveri, K. Kiley, N. Butler, M. Livingston, T. Schneider, N. Clark. THE SARATOGIAN y FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1955 Oratoga Wins Top Rating in tate Contest The Oratoga., newspape b. llshed by ,the Saratoga, Sgr-Ysgg High School, has received medal. lst rating in the annual compe- tition of the Columbia University Press Association, It was nn. nolmced at the opening of the three-day sesslon of school and .lunlor college editors today ln New York. ORATOGA EDITORS-SEATED: M. Zinoman, E. Hotaling, co-editors STANDING: W. Hartman, A. Gardner, D. Strauss, M. Wimer, B. Hall BUSINESS STAFF-H. Kaufman, Mr. Swick, J. L'Horn- H. Pitts, E. Zinner. medieu, M. Goodhart, B. Weirman, F. Ure, M. Finkle- stein, D. Goodwin. Mr. Hicks not in picture. ORATOGA TYPING STAFF- B. Staulters, R. Sullivan, B. Malmgren, S. Schermerhorn, B. Weatherwax, M. Driscoll, B. Eckstrom, R, Farrell, A. Evans, H. Lane, R, Gaupman, M. Torda, E. Knickerbocker, H. Hatch, B. Farr, M. Row- land, N. Noyes, F. Ure, D. Hunt, Miss Caputo, Miss Bucci. 54 f, 7'. ' , Q53 'r:, . I . - K 5 41 Wm A in fn ,, 1 S . if x, W dw . r ., 2 f .4 QI .. .,. .L ' 1 ,. 1 fy x ' -ini it . xnxx , ' ' N 3 '5 ,, mf- Q A? X , ,K Q , : s 5 9 ' , 5 2, f 5 , 1' ' Q . - lik 42 fl 7 Q i . afggf, awp '1- L.- n.. , f' - mafia M., Ugg, , . . 3 af xx' M R E iii' ,Q AM 43? H ff zz fig is 1 Q 1 ft inf-5. , nga V' A f h 254 ' 'fl if wr M 19' 'Q-1 f A , V' sy Hr 3 4- A A ' Ri' U QM U9 V' 4- 5' 17 'I 1, Q I .3 .QR s? K 34: af lg: 9 35 F5 gg W gc: vw ' fi af ff I A Q4 In AV 5,3 A09 ,fr z Qi S3 1 SE 6 0 W N -f 1 15- 'L vm X Q w S 4 Q W FW N me ,g ,,Q--L' f'f. .f+ J5 5 5..- 4 fl 13. v-9 W .x. y ' in , 2 A A Z X gtk f ,X xy v 15 K' , 1 I J . .., I L5 Zigi? A W ' M 2 ' , 5 ,, ' f ff gl Q' aw Q 2 V Jil 12, ff' zg : 155 ,s i f I f 1 ,A i-, . 9 - a Q' I Q,,, A x 1 V I , -:Q - . f 4 ,. 6 2 2 2 , ggi 4, ,ard 3 gf li .v 1 5'-2' SWING CHOIR FIRST ROW: Miss Mooney, K. MacFarland, M. Craig, P. Rodak, R. White, C. King, B. Collins, S. Norman- deau, H. Lane. SECOND ROW: E. Angland, A. Herrington, J. Blanchard, M. Tibbetts, C. Shafer, A. Pastor, R. Rockwell, R. Howard, J. Petralia, E. Duval, V. Reeves. The Swing Choir, organized as a club by Miss Mooney, worked chiefly on choral arrangements of semi-popular songs. The group took part in the Spring Festival and presented an assembly program. . ij f ' h ,ll fL,4,Jf!!, fZI!XQJffr , J fr J,,...,f,, 4 ., LQ,,f,,w GIRLS GLEE CLUB . , N V A, 'Z 'elf iff fl L' 'W W fu!- il ,f, Pepper, S. Dewey, B. Lincoln, M. Rituno, N. Lenz, S. Paine, A. Green, B. Carey ,ff f r, C? . Jones. SECOND ROW: D. Bracken, V. Barrett, C. McNutt, R. Lincoln, M. Henschen if G. Smith, S. u 1 f . ll T. Lenandowski, J. Garitz. GOOD NEWS That's Bob Smero hiding Bettina under the bed. EASTER PLAY THE GOOD THlEF 1954 FIRST ROW: C. Horton, J. Blanchard, J O'Connor, B. Hall, D. Moriarta, M Schwartz, J. Ribley, M. Riley, V. Reeves SECOND ROW: B. Gurtler, G, Rhodes, S Pyryemybida, R. Anderson, M. Smith, S Swanner. STAGE CREW G. Rhodes, C. Horton, S. Pyryemybida, N. Palmetto, B. Gurtler, S. Swanner, Mr. Mac- Gregor. J. Flavia not in picture, John MacGregor and his stage crew could be called back stage engineers. Working the curtain, building and painting scenery, operating lights and setting up microphones keep the boys real- ly busy. Thanks to them, plays, assemblies and special produc- tions proceed smoothly. SENIOR PLAY I-IEADED FOR EDEN AT senior play rehearsal Pa ul Griffen takes a picture of Dinny Reeves and Kip Eddy. Others in cast are A. Martino, B. Hammond, N. Grande, S. Malik, N. Claydon, G. Durgan, E. Callahan, S. Tuttle. -...gs-L CHRISTMAS PLAY UNTO US A SON IS GIVEN SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: B, Hall, M. Riley S. Eddy, E, Callahan, R, Shepherd, S. Flan agen, B. Collins, STANDING: J. Blanchard S. Pyryrneybida, D. Moriarta, S. Swanner, N. Palmetto, E. Green, C. Horlon, J. Fla via. 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M wil -- ,,f ,, ' V .,-v'-ary j FOOTBALL 1954 The S H S grldmen under the coachnng of Hutchun Tnbbetts dusplayed unusual form consldertng they had lost several top performers due to graduation and to mlurues suffered nn the seasons opener wrth Glens Falls Although Iosung more than they won the Blue and White outscored theur opponents In total scores 122 93 The league record for the Streaks was good enough to grve Saratoga a thurd place berth In the Western B league SCORES Glens Falls s,,s ss,sa. l 3 Gloversville .... s,.,,. l 4 Johnstown ,,,, s.,,a. 2 6 Scotia s.,asaaaa 0 Draper .,...,.,,, ,,s,,, l 3 Mechanicville ,...,....,,, O Bethlehem Central asss,, 27 WON - 2 LOST Saratoga Saratoga Saratoga Saratoga Saratoga Saratoga Saratoga 4 TIED l Scrimmage Offense Defense The Tackle Scofia S+. Pe+er's Draper Johnsfown Norwich Gloversville Glens Falls Mecha nicville Scofia xmff- Sarafoga Sarafoga Sarafoga Sarafoga Saraioga Saraioga Sarafoga Sarafoga Saraloga i SCORES Ballsfon Spa Draper S+. Pe+er's Johnsiown Ballsfon Spa Gloversville Glens Falls Meclwanicville Sarafoga Saraioga Sarafoga Sarafoga Sarafoga Sarafoga Saraioga Sarafoga vw' 5-CF' f- , 1 . . W, .L x BASKETBALUSI 954-s1S955 f 5 I , , , -w Q f ,fa 1 K 1 3: fx ff4 vi L M X, N5 ' 1 .5 xx li I .aedls-if I I 4 X Ani Q lg .il 5 4 I' X Wx X . 3 4 Q, A 2' I Q4 '11 H sf Wu jfgwf 5 X' 5 1 ' 73 T TRACK FIRST ROW: J. Eckert, J. Nuffing, M. Tibbetts, F. Ruiz, R. Wilcox, W. Delay, E. Kelly, C. Shafer, C Ballou, A. Pastor, T. James, L. Johnson. SECOND ROW: J. Samsky, P. Hetrick, R. Rockwell, A. Jones J, Tethers, G, Fallick, J. Boorier, S, Swanner, R. Demortier, G. Rhodes, E. Gaba, R. Boice, A. Meader, J. Greenough. THIRD ROW: J. Counevalis, J. Davis, S. Taylor, E, Stephens, R, Loggins, J. Blanchard J. Hinsdale. I Ruiz breaks the tape! TRACK 1954 Photo Finish! 364312. -as 'YL '. . 'Q W 'Lx' Qi 1' '. ff.-f. , . .- J 'im E ,L Draper . Ballston Mechanicville Scotia St. Peter's Delmar Draper St. Peter's Ballston Mechanicville Scotia Delmar Hudson BOTTOM ROW: C. Young, A. LaDue, J. Homiak, W. Sanborn, T. Healy, H, Tibbetts, R. Papke, J, Grolley, B. lsenberg. TOP ROW: Coach Fasula, D. Lewis, H. LaBatt, J. Faso, T. Lally, D. Tallman, Waring, T. Nichols, B. Hammond, J. Polecsek, J. Willink. BASEBALL 1954 Under the fine coaching of Bernard Fasulo, the Streaks won the Western B and the Eastern Conference Championships. Many of the scores piled up against our opponents are more like football than baseball. The Streaks displayed topnotch pitching, hitting, and fielding during the highly successful season. SCORES 10 S.H.S. O S.H.S. O S.H.S. l S.H.S. 3 S.H.S. 2 S.H.S. 3 S.H.S O S.H.S S.H.S Game called O S.H.S 2 S.H.S O S.H.S. O S.H.S The trusty four! O 7 4 3 6 3 lO 2 18 8 O 5 K 3' Q2- l 4331 Z, ,wr : ,rg K it Ja 3 WW. A ,Ml W , eggs, , ,,iJf:Q,54W?gr 'ff ' i l,- Y r an I V 4 , lg t W- ' A, , V f YA I If I wi 7 W , I Q 7 1 QF 5' f y 1 f 'ffm . - -A, ZH. X R Q ff, , png 1 ,sf A A . f ,- m . , N , , ,, K A L 'Wt i V ,Ar ? , If My f , A I T Y Q QL k .:l., 7 I. Q Y VS' ?fM+ 4.55 A X' . Q X, 1 S :Q as iw 'ki' we is I 351 f QW: 'S 3, Q5 Q , ,. K. 2 F2 9 ff , he- ' , A ' 4' Sri ' Iv V9 i K N , If f-L, f 'T ff ' ,,:'i,452Q 5, ' - LH . A M 1 N SY fu 7.5 QQ, 4? V if ' fig, 'E' W, , ,Z gig! A 1, ,gy yn - 4 1, Q SV Q , on to M , ,..,.,M A fx 'fi-QQ.. .WML .X .., . 153, Aw, A f 1 gf ..-aw.-. 4.51 5 'pf-4,4 ,A 555366, fifth-1,4 . A ',1f-'nA 3 , if V X- , . Mak B.V.C. H tgp.- ,......a-1 FIRST ROW: J. Greenough, T. Nicholls, J. Tethers, J. Eidschun, R. McDonough, E. Green, M. Tibbetts, L. Johnson, P. Mitchell, B. Hammond, J. Faso, Coach Eidens. SECOND ROW: Coach Tibbetts, P. Hutzky, H. LaBatt, C. Ballou, D. Moriarta, R. McGirr, A. Pastor, V. Woodworth, R. Kelly, R. Boice, J. Willink. THIRD ROW: D. Lewis, H. Bull, T. LaIIy, J. Homiak, C, Young, J. Nutting, J. Davis, J. Scott, F. Ruiz, E. Stevens, J. Ruhle, R. Loggins. HOME ROOM BASKETBALL CHAMPS D. Littlefield, C. Newcomb, W. Lane, E. Hotaling, L. Johnson, J. Grolley. NOON HOUR SPORTS FIRST ROW: Coach Eidens, L. Hymes, H. Bull, R. Lindahl, C. Eddy, C. Young, J. Miller, A. Jones, P. Mitchell, W. Ebert, B. Hammond. SECOND ROW: S. Hellwig, J. Staulters, R. Waite, J. Petralia, R. Smero, B. Jones, R. Jones, R. Carter, S. Rich, S. Pagach, T. Faniano, R. Boice, THIRD ROW: H. Williams, A. Hendrie, F. Thornhill, H. Butterfield, G. Dybowski, J. Burton, W. Cherry, D. Yellen, R. Barber, P. Barber. Q X link v SPORTS FANS A X lx liggk 3 2.vv Id 5 d Q d Il GIRLS SPORTS XX XS .Q' Til? Xi x? I ,QA 32 :iff Q ff, 5 3 X , . QAXH ,S I , L . Tv 1 X Q N .., 'Q' 16 as , N 'I' .2 QQ gig v,gy I s au I :U .2 'ii , Q., vw, D f ff of ' '3 i if P' Q f 2 is-wr 'i' :,?ffg - H Q, fp. iguannlli- e . E iif,ga1.! , W M N., 32 .li -gg. Q ...bd gqfffi. wif 'Qhwf 4 .A ,5 ff . 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V ,N 9 Q V ' sm K ' I i 3 1 YA. -S ld 11- G 64: A I ,,-,C av 'QR . 1 4 I .Sr 'Q ,Y S ADVERTISEMENTS X AX , A X W An ' A X L x X f QQ P3 WX fC 0 W1 J H 'N Q E Q R y XX f , 5 V E G H EE h ' I h h U CONGRATULATIONS Sharbuck s wlsh fo 1'ake 'rhns opporiunl fo congra+ula+e fhe graduahng class of l955 H' IS wl+h greaf pleasure fhai' we ex+end each and everyone of you our slncere washes for success and happmess un days Compliments of SARATOGA COAL OIL CO HUDSON STERLING M Sgfoff , Coal Coa O I era ue 33 Church S+ Telephone 223 . . . .W ahead. d ' 01 Complimenfs COM PLIMENTS GRAND GIFT SHOP Opposfe Gand Unon RESTAURANT Shopp no Cemef CompIlmenI's Compliments of SARATOGA SARATOGA VIC HY INDUSTRIES ANTHONY HAYES Coal Wood and OII PHONE I l00 Complefe P fed on for 'Ihe F m Iy H me nd B Insur nce AII Forms BURDICK LAWRENCE 8: MONCSKO I0 A cade Bldg PI1 I670 BEST WISHES I I'he G aduafes f Class f 55 NOONAN S WEST SIDE Bulldmg Supply Go ns 'F r 'Ihe ro Smar'I' D esse or Graduai o NEW YORK BARGAIN Saraiog Sp gs O r Complmenis fo I955 Gr d aies BARDINO OIL CO INC Esso Heaf III CONGRESS ST Phone I38 BUSSING FUNERAL HOME I30 Circular S+ PHONE I07 STEWARTS ICE CREAM IOI Flavors of Ice Cream Make Your Own Sundaes VVa+ch VVes+ern Sundae Every Sunday 5 6 P M Sfahon WRGB TV PERKY S PANTRY 2 mr ouI' Church S+ STEWART S ICE CREAM 47 Church SI' THE STARTING GATE Ballsfon Ave WALKER S I54 Lake Ave THE TREMCO MANUFACTURING Manufacrurers of Mashcs Asphalf Emulslons Pamis Enamels Proiechve coai' gs for maunfenance and consiruchon Photography for 55 Recorder JOSEPH DEUEL'S STUDIO 360 Broadway Saraioga Sprmgs Phone 8I2 2 qf Pkg Complimenfs of ' CO. In . I I I I 1 Complimenls of SAM'S MARKET I0 Warren SI' For Ihe Besl' in Shoe Rebuilding FRANK J. SAILEY I7 Church 2nd Door from 'Ihe Posi Office McLAUGHLIN S LIOUOR STORE I9 Carol ne Sfreel' Sarafoga Sprmgs N Y Phone 483 PEPPER S FRED H WEBEL POULTRY MARKET so B 'l Y FRESH onesssn POULTRY CUSTOM MADE 50 Bryanl' SI'ree'I' Sl'P Covers Phone 508 Draperies MaH'resses Complumenls WILTON NURSING HOME Sarafoga Compllmenfs MR AND MRS A WALTER WARD UNION FERN Schenecfady Sarafoga P'H'sf eld Gle s Falls Kangsion Glovers ullle UI ca 385 Broadway Saraloga Sprmgs K KAY Manager Preveni' Fare' LOCAL 343 IA F F SARATOGA SPRINGS FIRE DEPT Besl' Wishes ELLSWORTH BROS Ice Cream Frozen Deseris Sherbefs I20 Dlvmon S'l'ree+ SARATOGA SPRINGS N Y Phone 2399 KAVANAUGH S SALES Compliments of G F HARVEY Success 'Io Ihe Gracluafes from D A MANSFIELD Wallpapers and Pamis Inferior Decorafor 489 Broadway Phone 5l Sales and Service JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS Phone 2323-83 Hugh Rock I LAVINES Moron Sales and Servlce GOOD USED CARS Soulh Broadway Phone 205 DONALD H PEPPERS TURKEY FARM Phone I 200-I G F BLACKMER 8: SON INC Sarafoga Sprmgs N Y Commercnal Sfahoners Office Equnpmenl Wholesale Paper Proelucls Compllmenls of WILLIAMS 8: FUREY LIQUOR STORE Norlhern New Yorlzs Smariesl' Package Sfore 3-4 Dlvlslon Sl'ree'l' In 'Ihe Worden Phone I23 PAUL S EDDY Jeweler WATCHES DIAMONDS GIFTS 3l E Van Dam Slreel' WH QUA com. AND on co COMPI- MENT5 Qualify Coal and Oll I N NIS Sapolm Palnls Phone I000 COLONIAL TAVERN Comphmenis of KEA RN EY SCHWEITZER INC CompIumenI's Wholesale Plumbmg and Heahng Supplnes Berme Collins 74-78 Washlngfon SI' SARATOGA SPRINGS N Y CHILI BOWL We Have Everyfhung Compllmenfs CLAIRS Grocernes Mea+s Hardware 50 Easi Ave PHONE 3450 CompIlmen1's of BIGSBEE MOTORS INCORPORATED KILEY S Sporhng Goods Broadway ai' Grove S+ TEL I864 Compllmenis of TH COFFEE BAR 339 Broadway NICHOLS GARAGE Mlfchell PIace LEE TIRES General Repairs Phone I024 CONGRESS GAS AND OIL CO INC Dnsfnbufors of TycIoI Producfs HEATING OIL GASOLINE LUBRICANTS TIMKIN OIL BURNERS of ' of f' . I . E Sarafoga s Oldesf Spori' Shop Your WILSON Represenfahve R W WALTON LAKE AVENUE Servmg 'Ihe Publlc 29 Years J B WHITE Telephone I077 I 00 BROADWAY Real Esfafe. Servuce J M SKIFF Producfs E S SPENCER 8: SONS Plumber SI'eamfrHers OII Burners 38 Caroline Sfreef WELLS PHARMACY E C PROPER Proprne+ors J N MCCARTY 348 Broadway Phone 394 Sarafoga Springs N TRACY S Food Ma rkei' MEATS GROCERIES FROZEN FOODS Compllmenfs A FRI EN D Complnmenis of SlMONE'S FUNERAL HOME 3 Franklyn Square MAYFAIR MEAT PACKING CORP Wholesale Meals Frozen Food Lockers 34 Clinfon S+. Saraloga Springs Phone 3373 3374 CompIimen+s of ASHLEY EQUIPMENT CORPORATION Cahoes, New York Dependable Tydol and Veedol I i- I . . I ' , . Y. I ' of ' - Compllmenis BRUNNER S BOOKSTORE STARK OIL CO Gas and Onl USED CARS ALPINE S SPORT SHOP yl 60 C rf S+ ee-I ea N ri c C plI'eSlr Sl1p RIP VAN DAM Beaufy Salon Spec al g S+yI Tele I 892 W HICK S RADIO MOTOROLA e YV Tel 2620 Compllmenis of HAMES CLEANERS AND DYERS FALLICK S BAKERY ENDICOTT AND JOHNSON Shoe S+ore 4 B cl y FIL FINA GARAGE 6 Woodlawn FENNELL S NEWSROOM Sheel' Musrc Renfal Library alk Besi' Wishes 'Io The Class of 55 THE FASHION SHOP 379 Br cl ay Compllmen+s of FREEMAN 8: SHEA CO. of ' - I I I Ed Ta or, Prop. ou r .i lzln, in Sal s - Se ice R r o on's Sna Ir Bar Half U19 5a,.a+oga's Q,-,ly Prop. Ruse Praves ' om e I o , V p Complimenis of I I Complimenis of ' 02 roa wa . oa w Compllmenfs of J E ROOHAN INCORPORATED HARTWELL and SHACKLEFORD - Experi' Insurance Advisors - J I DAVISON E B DUNLAP HELPRIN BROS Pharmacy PERCY HELPRIN IRVING HELPRIN Pharmaclsfs 480 Broadway Sarafoga Sprmgs N Y Phone 398 COMPLIMENTS GEORGE SEROTTA Life Fare Aufomobule Sure'l'y Bonds LEWIS M FRENCH Insurance All Llnes 7 Arcade Bunldlng Sara'l'oga Sprmgs N Y Phone II33 or 2003 Accndeni' and Healfh Casulfy Phone I375 SARATOGA MEN S SHOP 400 Broadway GIH l+ems Luggage Clofhmg Formal Wear Complnmenrs of TRI COUNTY STORE Phone 9 I 2 55 Church SARATOGA G L F SERVICE Feeds Seeds and Ferhhzer Weshnghouse Appliances TV SARATOGA SPRINGS Ph I I54 90 Walworfh Si' Compllmenfs of MILADY S HAT SHOPPE Compllmenfs Io BOYCE AND DRAKE The Graduahng Plumbmg and Heahng Class of 55 24 Caroline S+ Sarafoga Sprmgs 8rCO PHONE 430 Comphmenfs of DeGREGORY S RESTAURANT from VINCE DeGREGORY JR Complimenfs of CHARLES P REEVES AND SON Complimenfs TUTTLE S BAKERY Courfesy of fhe HAVILAND MOTOR SALES Your Sfudebalrer and Paclcard Dealer Compllmenfs HILL GROCERY 2I Jumel Place MEATS GROCERIES Men and Boys Who Care Purchase Their Clofhes nd Shoes af fhe VARIETY STORE 425 Broadway Sarafoga Sprmgs E H HOLLAND Prmhng Corona Typewrlfers Office Supplles Sfahonery I CAROLINE ST Phone l326 Besf Wnshes fo fhe Class of 55 WINCLIFF HOUSE 20 Phlla Sf Dlsflncflve Sporfswear R E WHITFORD Radio and Televuslon Sales and Servlce 9I CHURCH ST Phone I5I0 WILLIAM H SUTTON General Insurance AII Types All Kmds Office 22 Arcade Bldg Tel 3I I3 The Agency of Service ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE Guidance Balanced Tralnmg Achvlfles Placemenf In Key Posrhons In Business Professional and Governmenf Offices l26 l34 Washlngfon Ave Albany 6 N Y STATE REGISTERED VERERAN APPROVED of of I ' ' 6 N. Y. . , JR. LOU S LUNCHEONETTE Tasfy Sandwnches Dellcnous Waffles Wheel Calres Phone 3 I 75 459 Broadway Open 3 O0 AM Compllmenis of MERRY MACS FOOD SHOP 88 George Sl' PHONE 3849 N ALGOT Tel 253 I LUNDGREN ConI'racI'or and Builder New Homes Consirucied General Repalnng COMPLIMENTS LANDAU S MILLARD COAL CO INC Aufomahc Heal' Headquariers Excelslor Avenue Phone 468 Compllmenfs of MOORE DONAHUE II9 Clmfon Sl MCGIRR Specially Shop Saraloga Sprmgs MILDRED ELLEY Secrelanal School for Gurls 227 229 Quail Sl' Albany 3 N Y Send for Caialog MENGES 81 CURTIS George Bonner Prop Pharmaclsfs The Old Siore Broadway Saraloga Sprmgs N Y Phone 34 Compllmenls of I'he RIP VAN DAM MORRIS MARKET I32 Sprung SI' Phone I3l7 BOB MORRIS Prop Complumenls LUNCH BOX CATERING I . of ' H 81 ' I 427 Broadway , N. Y. ' , of A Compleie Muslcal Service Comphmem, of 'the HICKEYS MUSIC STORE COUNTRY 330 E Sfafe SI' lihaca N Y PHONE 4' 'OI Jefferson Sfreel' COMPIIMSHIS MERRILL H CRAIG E1 :rm Complumenfs of PARMOUNT PETE S Res+auran+ and Lobsfer House PHONE 3434 Congrafulahons fo fhe Class of I955 JUNE CLEANERS NC One Hour Cleaning 333 Broadway Saraioga Springs CompIlmen+s of WILLIAM J DAVIS Groceries Beers Newspapers Daily, Sunday Ice Cream, Sofl' Drinlis Esso Gasoline 223 Lake Ave. Mrs Nellie Hull KNIT N SEW Minerva Beehive and NomoH'a Yarn, Hand Sales - Service - Paris Made Iggy: Wea' I0 Maple Ave.. Saraioga PII- 2l2l Telephone II85 Compllmenfs of WILBUR AUTO SALES Sarafoga Springs C0mP me IS JIM AND NICK s TAXI AND GARAGE NITE CAP 24 HOUR senvlce Phone 909 and 906 Congra+uIahons Io +he Class of I955 SARATOGA SPRINGS POLICE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION Besf Washes 'ro fhe Class of I955 NEW STAR LAUNDRY Phone 797 PALMETTO FRUIT CO NC 40 42 Phila S+ree+ Sara'I'oga Sprlngs N Y Phone l642 I643 DENN S FLOWERS COMP'-'MENT5 CAREY'S I78-I80 BEEKMAN STREET We Telegraph Flowers Anywhere BOOK AND GIFT SHOP Bes+ Wishes from WILLIAM'S CHEVROLET Complimenfs INC. Sales - Service IO3 Maple Ave. of THOMAS OIL CO. Sararoga Springs, N. Y. Congress Ave' Phone 3220 Phone 337 Complnments of W J GRANDE T J GRIPPIN Famlly Grocer SAVE TIME Phone for Food 47-49 Caroline SI Tel 7I7 Sarafoga s Funesi' 445 Broadway Phone I 94I G AND G Resfauranf Enloy Good Food In a Congemal Aimosphere CompIlmenI's of THE GLOBE SUPPLY Sarafoga Sprmgs ARTHUR J PIERCE COMPANY Insurance Ask Ihe Man Whos Had a Loss Il Arcade Bunldmg Phone I606 CompIlmen'I's of PRICE S DAIRY HENRY C FOOTE Your Valspar Dealer 45 Caroline Sfreei' JOSEPH J NEUALLE AND SON Upholsfermg Rug Shampoomg I49 Maple Avenue Sarafoga Springs, N. Y. Shop aI' GLICKIVIAN S Mens Boys Shop Saratoga Sprmgs N Y or Value ai' Low Price 13 Y I R 31 f F pm . 2 - . ' z , -E 'WAT' I gy Y V 4 I 5 l f A BIFFER'S GROCERY I I8 Beekman S+. Birdseye Fros+ed Foods Phone I 329 HICKEY'S SERVICE STATION 3 I Lake Avenue Hygrade Marlcel' JOHNSON BROS. Choice Mears Frosfed Foods Maple Avenue Cor. Caroline S+. Complimenrs of CAMPUS YARN SHOP I 35 Spring S+. Complimenfs of WORDEN INN SARATOGA APPLIANCE For Ihe Records you Wanl' WELSH 8: GREY LUMBER CORP 65 Wes'I Circular Saraloga Springs Phone l425 VAN VOAST AND LEONARD AGENCY Insurance Lynn F Blclcelhaupf Over FrF'I'y Years a Sarafoga lnshfuhon 360 Broadway Phone 546 and 547 Compllmenrs of JIMMY S BARBER SHOP 360 BROADWAY CUDNEY S LAUNDR RITE Congraiulahons 'Io Ihe Class of 955 28 LAKE Phone 3 I 93 PALACE RECREATION Bowling Billiards SPORT LAND FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Columbus Ohio Phone 2098 309 Broadway Saraloga Springs NY George R Graham Vmceni' D Mnsucelll C R1chard Reeves STANDARD FURNITURE STORES ful Service Qualify Manor in Schuylerville Corln'I'h Sarafoga I . I . . Home Office S+ores of Cheer- Complimenfs of THE NORTH AMERICAN MOGUL PRODUCTS COMPANY Represenfed by Arihur L. Wilson, Sr. Averill Park, New York Phone Number OR 4-3978 Congrarulafions Io 'Ihe Class of I955 ADELPHI HOTEL DON DUMONT'S SERVICE STATION TEXICO PRODUCTS Lubrrcahon Washlng Sou'I'h Broadway Phone I 625 WALKER'S I54 Lake Ave Sararoga Springs N Y Groceries LuncheoneH'e Ice Cream Complumenfs of S IGS BY Compllmenfs of SPERRY S Smlllhg Ed s Complumenis PITN EY DAIRY Compllmenis of Your Bulck Dealer CAL S GARAGE Lake al' Henry Sfreei' hi ILS Compllmenfs of SHOE MAN 430 Broadway Saraioga Sprmgs New York HAZARD S Radios Records Televlsuon Nexi' fo 'Ihe Congress Theater w. s. , of I Q p, I . I .. ,, vAN THE PP I I YN' . r 2 az: Q - AJ, W JERRY S BARBER SHOP I3 Phila Sireel' SCH RADE S FLOWERS Always Lovely 3II BROADWAY Complumenls of BERKOWITZ S Fme Jewelry Complumenfs Courfesy of TH MGCFINN ERLANGER sToREs DRUG STORE Glens Falls Sarafoga HAROLD KAYE AND SON EAST SIDE PHARMACY I54 Lalre Ave Phone 2349 Prescrlphons Delivered Where Oualrly Counls Compllmenls Wm J BURKE 81 SONS Funeral Dlrecfors Lubrlcahon Washing Bes'I Wushes 1' BaHerues Gas fhe Class of 55 SIHCIBII' OII RALPH W PERRY STORE Broadway and Avenue 5I4 Broadway Sarafoga Springs New Yorlz Phone 29l0 D ANDREA S RESTAURANT Pizza fo Go Phone I 894 Broadway C0mDIlm6h+S of JERRY'S FRUIT MARKET 2I 23 Duvnsuon SI'ree'l' Saraloga Sprmgs New York ' 1 ' ' of E I B.S., PH.G. of 1 s Q . I I , O The RECORDER Sfaffs are smcerely graieful for The mieresi and fmancnal suppori of Ihe crhzens and neighbors of Sarafoga Sprmgs Wlfhoul' fhe and of 'lhose who are Included as adverhsers on The preceding pages and 'those who are lnsfed below as members of fhe RECORDER Boosfer Club rl' would have been lmposnble fo publnsh fhus yearbook a+ a prlce Wllhln 'lhe reach of all members of ihe sfudenl' body As 'lhls RECORDER serves as a remmder of ihls ear an hugh school If also appears as a 'l'rnbu+e fo fhose whose generoslfy have ma e ihe publucahon possible VIRGINIA REEVES Edufor In chief NANCY GRANDE Busmess Manager COLUMBIA DESIGN Boosfer Club Chairman Mr and Mrs Edmond N Amyof Dr and Mrs R D BenneH Mess Fern Benion Dr and Mrs E L Boyle and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mrs Thomas and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs an Mrs and rs an Mrs and Mrs an Mrs an Mrs Clayion H Brown David Burke Roberi' Capes John J Carusone J M Cavanaugh Clare Clme Z Clme Lloyd Cole Wmdsor Cole Wmdsor G Cole Lowell R Cummmg Charles S Dake E Herberi' deLalla Lewus Dumonf Josep Duval Spencer B Eddy Maurice D Ewing Wllllam L Ford Dr and Mrs Bernard Frledson A'Horney and Mrs Waller A Fullerlon and Mrs Arnold A Glassman Nafhan Goldsmlfh and Mrs T J Goodfellow and Mrs Herberf E Hall and Mrs Henry Hammond and Mrs Roberl' E Harrmgfon and Mrs Alanson F Harrls Roberl' Hayden and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mr and Mrs Leo J Hoge H Dunham Hunl' Vmcenl' Kelleher Edward J Kelly Mr and Mrs Carlefon J Kung Mr and Mrs Henry Kmen Mr and Mrs Fred Krauihenmer LaBeIIe and LaBelle Dr and Mrs Phlllp Landry James A Leary Arihur J Leonard and Mrs Owen Lewls Sfewarf Lewls and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mrs Anna P r and Mrs Fredernck an rs an rs an rs an rs Eugene Lynch John J Lynch Addison Mallery Frank McGnrr Joseph H Mmfzer Wllllam H Moore John J OMalIey Wulllam O Malley Mlchael Pasek :Hs John K Reeves J Ressegule Roberi E Rockwell Leo W Roohan John F Rowland Phullp Sco'H Judge and Mrs Richard Sherman Mr and Mrs Frank F Slmone Mr and Mrs Vlncenl' Smero Mr and Mrs Sfephen Smnih AH'orney and Mrs Mlchael Sweeney Sheldon and Van Rensselaer Mr and Mrs Melvm I Weaskopf Four O'l'her Friends Mr and Mrs F Ray Wllllams Mr. . . . . 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