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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1957 volume:

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Smatoga Spfunge Wea: Zend Assocfafe Edlfor KATHLEEN SULLIVAN Business Manager JEANETTE TURETZ l Editor-in-Chief LLLLLLLLLL L MICHAEL FINKLESTEIN As vve begun The l957 ussue of The Recorder as a husTory of Thus year un The SaraToga Sprungs Hugh School we realuze how closely school lufe us relaTed To The communuTy Our parenTs have guuded us sacrufuced Tor us and sTumulaTed us To conTunue our years un hugh school VVuTh oTher Taxpapeus They have provuded The funds To maunTaun umprove and add To our buuldungs The cuTuzens oT The communuTy supporT our school acTuvuTues subscrube To scholarshup funds and guve To many of expenses and To gaun experuence un varuous Tuelds of work lVlosT of our TaculTy members have euTher grown up un Thus area or have remauned To make Thus Theur home Sunce uTs TursT class un 1874 S H S has graduaTed 5540 sTudenTs A large proporTuon of These alumnu have sTayed un The localuTy and share vvuTh us The prude we feel as un each succeed ng year new graduaTes go ouT To Take Theur places un com munuTy lufe To our parenTs our neughbors and To all Truends of The school we of The sTaTT of The T957 Recorder express our suncere ap precuaTuon ' I , I I I I I A I us parT-Time and summer lobs ThaT help us To shoulder some of our . . ' , . . . . . I 2 ' ' - ' f l I - Locale pages Faculty Seniors Infernatzonal pages Orgamzaflons Aflfulehcs Informal pages Aclverhsmg Unolerclassmen Q -1 Q We re proud of Congress Park 4 Xav- 'sy S3 +1 w,... -.-. .in-..W A l ww . 9 W 'K The Cnty Hall as always a land mark 1 I 'P-'wav' 5 , 1 We used to bowl here in the Palace. F' nd f l0'E mtl Bum p W '1 ' va ,riff uf-,,,4 NX. We couldn't get along without the Public Library. Now we can only be sndewalk supermtendents X' M- W- af It's not all Skiddies that travel Union Avenue. W,f ' M fax , al , vt ' Wag? J, . ' ,. Q' ' -rf - - . . .- A , . 5 , WW, ,J 4.-x.. wx- - :f',s ' . .w . if - 4 . , . ' xx , Ts-If Q af-1 ld 1. M-init' s l Quan gf? - - l L quuuitllll -.qx 59+ M I L -um K 4 .Q ,K ' wa W 'vs 1 Q 9 e X 4, ji . Y if Lyffy BOARD OF EDUCATION Nathan Goldsmuth Frank F Sumone Ralph Ellsworth resudent Charle F K McAvoy Stewart Lewus Muss Betty Jane Mallery secretary to superuntendent Claude Van Wue secretary QMrs Mary Kmen and Alonson Harrus not un puc turel deaewzeawr SUPERINTENDENT S MESSAGE Communuty unterest un young people has sponsored the constructuon of the new addutuon to the hugh school buuldung and the two new elementary schools The addutuon to the hugh school us the turst unut to be completed The 1957 class us therefore the furst to be graduated under use of one ot the new unuts Thus new addutuon has been found as planned to meet well the educatuonal needs of our young people The communuty the class and our school system are all to be congratulated for a sungular accomplushment each un uts own way Claude Van Wue Superuntendent of Schools L 1 PRINCIPAL S MESSAGE Durung the four years that the present graduat ung class has been un hugh school the peak of natuonal crutucusm of the teenager has been reached In spute of thus l have tauth that the graduates ot 1957 wull shoulder the responsu bulutues of good cutuzenshup un our communuty They wull further add to the prestuge and glory of Saratoga Sprungs and of whatever other com munutues they may choose as theur resudence John J Sexton Pruncupal 0 0 I ' I I l , . . . . I l i . l 5 ,A.a,a0 'f Tf User:-avant-me-+ WW ..,x . I L Y . s . , , x . p 5 ' s . uen- I zel, Miss Fern Benton, John A u 1 , I 1 T - A K. 6' 'M -A . l T 2 , 1 v - - ' - ' ' I I ' I an and GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Miss Verna McTygue, secretary, Joseph Casey, counselor, Miss Catherine Keogh, director. S HEALTH STAFF Mrs, Ruth Shaw, school nurse-teacher, Dr. Joseph Mintzer, medical inspector, Mrs. Frances Dillabaugh and Mrs. Raphael Lynch, school nurse-teachers, Mrs. Ruth Hawkins, dental hygienist, Mrs. Helen McNaughton, health secretary. 1 I I I wp., ' I I I OFFICE STAFFS Mrs. Sylvia Silverhart, John MacGregor, secretaries to principal, Miss Betty Jane Mallery, John Moore, Miss Helen Peter- son, secretaries to superintendent. if- INDUSTRIAL ARTS AND DRIVER TRAINING Charles Enzinna, driver training, John LeRoux, wood shopg Atwell Mead, metal shop and auto mechanics, Howard Bruce, shop and textiles. ENGLISH AND FOREIGN LANGUAGES Miss Ruth Wells, English, Miss Louise Collins, Librarian, Miss Helen Doherty, Mrs. Adrienne Caruso, Miss Margaret Roohan, English, Mrs, Agnes Persons, Latin, Miss Ruth Johnson, French and German. Not in picture: Mrs. Elizabeth Mc a Naughton and Ch rles Swick, English. CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION Seated: Miss Katherine Powers. Standing: Mrs. Anita Lake, Anthony Murray, Mrs. Marion Wheeler, Paul Butler, Miss Helen Cunningham v' vi MATH AND SCIENCE Mrs. Mary Richardson, mathg Zane Studenroth, scienceg John Lake, math, Holger Van Aller and Stanley Hicks, science. Seated at desk: John O'Brien, math. B 'b' BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Standing: Miss Ruth Taylor, Webster Coon, Harry Wheeler, Mrs. Nancy Misurelli. Seated: Mrs. Catherine Carey. MUSIC AND ART Richard Fleming and Robert Meade, music Frederick Burns, arty Roger Hartman, instrumental music. PHYSICAL EDUCATION STAFF Mrs. Mariorie Tibbetts, Hutchin T, Tibbetts, William Dalryinple, Bernard Fasulo, Miss Ann King. Not in picture: Mrs. Joanne Harrington, Kenneth I.'HommecIieu, EIGHTH GRADE TEACHERS Mrs. Marion Anderson, Miss Mildred Coon, Mrs. Mary Carroll, Robert Heiner, Mrs. Florence Hall. Seated: Miss Mary Cavanaugh. Not in picture: Miss Marguerite Hennessey. I2 150 , HOME ECONOMICS Miss Margaret Hays Miss Dorothy -K-'Big .Q-+ Fitzpatrick. Y, 3 1 , ,4 nf its , Q55 if Z'-0 BoARDQfEnuCATl0N CITV OF SARATOGA SPRINGS P -gif un Af M 4 ik IM ing' f z,f ,,, I .fr fy F 1 Z ...Q itll'-HP X -al Winning, 1. df 54,1 VM A ii! .W QR Q... Www Mr. Bruce demonstrates how to use 6 loom. 5 H Members of the Home Ec class wait to be served their self-prepared Christmas dinner. I tr-nf-'is Sixth period gym class demonstrates referee's position in wrestling. mnwmausn f wan.- I' ' f. ?5 Q.,s- 1 XX .KX Here's the gang lined up on the first day the cafeteria opened. e' :VV is me-e 'sr ll fl if 0 ' 5 X . 1531 l 'Q-. hd 4,0 I 3. . 4' ,btw gi. 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W M W .. ,W 4 nf' may ,.. ff L 'vf' ' 'Mgt Q' K ' MM' M ' ,Ha 'fa ,-Q un- metde It ns generally felt that the high school years are memorable and important years The scattered events the friendly people the inspired thinknng together have meaning and interpretation for each senior That which the seniors will remember of the years at Saratoga High School and that which they will consider meaningful will be determined by the personal contributions each will make as a member of the community Our democracy depends upon you as an individual Congratula tions to each member of the Senior Class' My ... For us the Class of T957 there will always be certain highlights of our four years together We shall never see Joe Campilango without remembering him as our first Mr President along with John Traver and Mariellen Patterson And how proud we were of those freshman pins' We re very grateful to our advisor John LeRoux for helping to keep us straight and to run that prize winning House of Fun at the Yorker Carnival Sophomore may mean foolish and wise but it was our wisdom that chose Tom Porter Kathy Sullivan and Mary Ellen LaDue as officers Miss Adele Bucci was our advisor and helped us promote our first dance The Lollypop Hop which was every bit as good as it sounds Tom Porter must have been a good choice as president for as iuniors we re elected him along with Larry Porter and Marty Riley Our class rings cost plenty but they re still worth it. This year it was Stanley Hicks who became our advisor. ln co-sponsorship with the Class of i956 we arranged the Junior- Senior Prom Ebb Tide . The whole class and the community cooperated in our AFS tag day and food sale and all of us envied a little but thrilled with Anne Van Rensselaer and Tim OConnor when they went to Finland and Switzerland under the AFS. After a vigorous and exciting campaign we elected Paul Harris to lead us in our final and most important year. Other officers are Dave Handy Marty Riley and Anne Van Rensselaer. Mrs. Marjorie Tibbetts is assisting Mr. Hicks as advisor. In November we held the annual Football Hop and we are anticipating a success- ful Basketball Hop. As this book goes to press we are making preparations for a class minstrel show in February. ln May and June will come the Prom our Senior Assembly and the class picnic. In June too we will be guests of the Alumni at their banquet. And on June 25, i957, we will be graduated from Saratoga High, with pride and sorrow, pride because we have received a good education and are about to begin new careers or collegeg sorrow because we will be leaving SHS wtih fond remembrances of good times and many friends. Senior class president . . , Student Council 4 , . . BVC 3, A . . . Football 45 PAUL HARRIS Bucky Manager 2 . . , Wrestling 4 . . . Baseball 1, 2 . . . Dark Victory . . Joe College . . DAVID HAN DY Dave Senior veep . . , BVC 3, 4 . , , Base- We moved up to semor seats ln May of 1956. ball l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Home room rep. 3 . . . French Club 3 . . . Foot- ball Hop chairman A . . . Unswerving MARTHA J. RILEY Marty Student Council 2, 3, president 4 . . Senior secretary . , . Junior secretary' treasurer . . . Home room rep. 2 . . . ORATOGA Editor 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Sandy Gibney and Joan Dewey measure Bobby Mangini and Joe Campilango for caps and gowns. Latin, French and Ski Clubs . . . IRC , . . GSC 2, 3, A . . . Mr. Mac's plays Personality plus . , ANNE VAN RENSSELAER AFS student to Finland . . . Senior treasurer . . . Student Council 2, 3, A, secretary 2 , , . Honor Society 3, A . . , RECORDER 3, Senior editor A lRC l, 2, 3, 4, president 3 . . . RECORDER Business l, 2, 3 . , . Latin, French clubs . . , Sports . . , Winning personality . . . 7a 'Q-ut, I x ROBERT C. ANDERSON SAMUEL ARONSON Andy Sam Presidential campaign manager 4 . . . Wrestling and track 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . BVC Likes pizza and cars . . . Curly hair 4 - - - Home VOOVTW VCP- 3 - - - IRC l . , . Navy man . . . Usher at Congress - . - Campaign manage' 4 A - - Home Theater . , . Affable , , , room Basketball 2, 3 . . . JV Football 3...Eager... MARIE BARNES ORATOGA typist 4 . . . Junior Food Sale . 4 . AFS Tag Day . . . 56 Prom Cleanrup . . . Football Hop Refreshment chairman . , . Likes friendly people and pizza . . . lndustrbus . . . JOHN A. BISHOP Bish ch JOHN BAKER Hjackn JV Baseball l . . . JV Basketball 'I . . . Home room Basketball l, 2, 3 . . Fishing . . . Hunting . . . Boating . . Unhurried . . . JOAN L. BALA Joanie ORATOGA Editorial 3, 4 . . . Honor Society 3, 4 . . . French Club 3, 4 .,.lRCl..,PhotoClub3... Chorus . . . Good News . . Oklahoma' ',.. Swing Choir . Organ . , . Home room Basketball 2, 3 . . . Key club 2, 3, 4 . , . Hunting . . . Red , . . Stock car enthusiast . . . Amiable if JOHN EARL BOSTICK Varsity Football 2, 3, captain 2, 3 . . . Baseball 2, 3, captain 2, 3 . . . Basket- ball 2, 3, captain 2, 3 . . . Home room rep.4...ArtClub4..BVC2,3,4 . . . Oklahoma , . . Versatile . . . melee ' DEANNE BRACKEN Dee Speech Club . . . Art Club 2, 3, 4, initiation chairman 3 . . . Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, business chairman 3 Oklahoma 3 . 4 . Likes cats and music . , . JOHN W. BRADLEY Jack vi Home room Basketball 2, 3 , . . JV i Basketball 1 . , . Likes soft mus Dislikes Jeans , . . Sleepy , , MARY KATHERINE BROWN 'ficarhyf' Ski Club I, 2, 3 , . . Band, Orchestra 2, 3, A . . . Chorus 1 . . . Photo Club l . . . Likes sports and dancing . . . Obliging . . . ic... I WFS.. GERALDINE BRAIM Ger Library Club 3, 4, secretary-treasurer 3 . . . IRC 'l . . . Prom Decoration chairman 3 . . . Likes dancing . . . Lots of fun . . . Full of pep . . . JAMES J. BROWN Browndog JV Basketball 1 . . . Varsity 3 . . . Home room Basketball 2 . . . Stage Crew l . . . Home room rep. l . . . Natural . . . HAROLD BULL. UBUHYH BVC l, 2, veep 3, president 4 . . . Football I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Wrestling 2, 3, 4 . . , Baseball 1, 2 . . .Track 3 . . . Likes music . . . Determined . . . ,C fkpa 'ii BRIAN BURGER usurgu Vice president German Club 4 . Baseball l, 2, 3 . . . Art Club 4 Home room Basketball l, 2, 3 . Buckshot . . . Congenial . . . We ue ,muh- CLAYTON CHUBB chubby F-ootball 2 3 4 Baseball l etball l 2 3 Infectious school spirit Roc n roll and pizza fan Loyal CLAlRE E CLAYTON Miss Saratoga Stu ent Council l 2 4- treasurer l . . . RECORDER Editorial 4 . . JOSEPH CAMPILANGO O6 Freshman president Student Coun Oklahoma 55 Cornmitteeman Terrific danc MYRON CHAMBERLAIN Track 2 Art Club l IRC Car niva Likes hunting and fishing Outdoor man . . . Graduation usher 3 . . . Class committees . . . Sparkling . . JUDITH ANN COHEN BARBARA ANNE COLLINS Judy f'Barb 1, , . . . Ar Club 1 , . . Cheerleader 3, 4 - -- 1, 2, . Graduation usher 3 . . . Refreshment . . . Christmas Play 2 . . . Easter Play committees . . . Art and classical music . . . l, , - - - GfBClU6fl0f1 , I , oquacious , , , usher 3 . . , Swing Choir 2, 3, 4 . . . 4595 if Art, Club 4 . . . Ski Club 2 . . . un IRENE CLOSSON Rene Spaghetti and all Italian food are her favorites . . . Jitterbug enthusiast . . . Busy car hop in summer . . . Little . . . WILLIAM COLLINS Biskey Transfer from St. Peter's in 55 , , Likes to fish and hunt , , . Tall . . E Good-looking . , . JOHN NICHOLAS COUNAVELIS John A. Photo Club 2, 3, 4, treasurer 3 , . . BVC 4 . . . Track I, 2, 3, manager 4 . , . Wrestling I, 2, 3 . . . Home room Basketball . . , Home room rep. 2 . . . New U. S. citizen . . , Congenial v N Q i'!!D we MARJORIE CUNNINGHAM Marge Volleyball I , . , Easter Play usher 3 . . . Prom Refreshment Committee . . . AFS tag day 3 . . . Dance Committee . . . Dependable . , . MICHAEL JOHN COLLINS ROBERT COLLINS Monk Bob Transfer from St. Peter's in 55 . . . Art Club 2, 3, president A . . . Prom Enioys outdoor sports . . . custom cars R6ff6Sl1m9I'11 COVTWWITISG 3 - - - IRC . . . drag races , . . peeved by cold Carnival , . . Hunting . . . Friendly . .. weather . . . Unassuming , . . LILLIAN COWDEN ORATOGA Business Staff 4 . , . Rock 'n roll addict . . , Efficient secretary , . Obliging . . . ANN CUNNUNGHANI I ' Anni , 0, Transfer from BCHS . . , Spanish Club 3, Dramatics 2, 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, Dance Committees . . . Weakness for stuffed animals , . Limpid blue eyes . , . f , I ,W- 1 I 0 ' 0 We ae 0316 'Z' JOSEPH E. D'ANDREA Joe BVC 3, veep A . . . Varsity Football 3 . . . Varsity Basketball 3 . . . Prom and dance committees 3, A , , , good- natured , , . x if'-A it JUDITH DELMORE Judy'l RECORDER Editorial I . . . Latin Club 1... French Club 3 . . . IRC I, 2, 3 , . . Noon hour and after-school sports l, 2 , . , Dance committees . . . Live wire ..,. JUNE ELAINE DEVORE Speech Club veep 3 . . . IRC l . , , Student Book Guild 2 , . . Easter Play and graduation usher 3 . . , Prom committee 3 , , 4 ORATOGA typist 4 . . . Dance committee 2, 3... Earnest . . JOAN ELIZABETH DEWEY Dewit ORATOGA Business 4 . . . IRC I . . . Good News 55 . . . Oklahoma 56 . . . Prom decoration committee 3 . . . Graduation usher 3 . . . Carefree 'KN FLORENCE L. DENIETRAS Flo GSC l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Softball manager . . . Volleyball, basketball captain . . . Bowling I, 2, 3, 4 , . , Photo Club 4 , , , All-round sport . . , ERNESTINE RAE DEUEL Ernie Library Club 3, president 4 . . , Easter Play usher 3 . , , Prom Business Com- mittee . . . Noon hour tennis . . calm . . ' MARGARET M. DONAHUE Peggy GSC 3, secretaryvtreasurer A . . . Photo Club 4 . . . ORATOGA typist 4 . . . Softball, volleyball, bowling, archery 1, 2, 3, 4 , . . Likes spaghetti . . . Sincere . , GERALD WILLIAM ELLSWORTH Jerry Basketball I, 2, 3, A . . . Baseball I, 2, 3, 4 I . . Football 1 ,Navc 3, 4 . . . Student Council A . . . Dance committees . . . Stretch' '... Talkative JEAN MARIE FARRELL Likes Western music . . . Dancer . . . Watches stock car races . . . Pet peeve - rainy days . . . Quiet , . . '62 CAROL FREEBERN Home room rep, I . . . Graduation usher 3 . . . Refreshment committee 2 . . . Likes square dancing . . . Bowling . . . Refined , . . I I IRENE R. DUFFY 'fouffff Chorus 4 . . . Classical music . . Horseback riding . . . Yankee fan . Easy-going . , . Friendly . , . MICHAEL S. FINKLESTEIN Mickey RECORDER Editorial I, 2, 37 editor-in- chief 4 , . . ORATOGA Business I, 2, 3g manager 4 . . . Honor Society . . . Home room rep, 4 , . . Baseball mana- ger 2, 3, 4 . . . Plays . . . Senior Minstrel chairman . . . Broad grin . . , Efficient . . . MARY ELLEN FOY HEHYH GSC 4 . . . Noon hour basketball, soft' ball, volleyball, tennis, archery . . . RECORDER Business I . . . Orchestra 3, 4 . , . Sports enthusiast . . . iyw ROYAL J. DYER Punch RECORDER Business I . . . Likes to hunt and fish . . . Archer . Car fiend . . . Naval reserve . . . Casual 1 Q3 1 BVC 4 ...Tra EDWAR D GABA ,,Ed,, . , . JV Football 3, Varsity A ck I, 2, 3, A , . . Home room Basketball . . . Square dancing . , . Rugged elle ' ' ' .W :- fn- -. gl- fw-' .', 15' ' ' I HELEN GAILOR Volleyball 4 . . . Chorus A . . . Foot- ball Refreshment chairman 4 . . . Cap and gown committee , . . Gourmet . . . Attractive . . . DARBY D. GOODWIN Noam Key Club 2, 3, president A . . ORATOGA Business I, 2, 3, 4 . . , Prom entertainment 3 . . . Decoration and refreshment committees . . . Co- operative . . . NANCY LEE GOODWIN Nan ORATOGA Business I . . . IRC I . . . Oklahoma 3 . . . Swing Choir 4 . . . All-state and All-county Choruses . . Library Club 4 . . . Ski Club 4 .Busy... SANDRA JEANNE GIBNEY Sandy Student Council A , . . Home room rep. 'I . . . Varsity cheerleader 4 , . . Maiorette 3, 4 . . . Graduation usher 3 . . . Christmas Madonna 3 . . . IRC . . . Library Club . . . Com- mittees . . . Energetic . . . MARY RUTH GOODHART Rufus Photo Club I, 2, 3, 4, secretary 2 . . . RECORDER Editorial I, 2 . . . ORATOGA Editorial 2, 3, 4 . . . ORA- TOGA Typist 4 . . . GSC 3, 4 . . . Sports-minded . . . KATHLEEN GRAUL Kathy ORATOGA Business I, 4 . . Okla- homa 3 . . . Graduation usher 3 . . . Maiorette I, 3, 4 . . . Easter Pageant 2 . . . Committees . . . Sports ...Poised... DONNA L. GREEN Greendog RECORDER Business I, 2, 3, 4 . . . GSC I, 2, 3 . Prom chairman 56 . . . Good News . . . Oklahoma ...Chorus I, 2, 3 L. . . Sports , .. Don't call her Queenie . . . RICHARD J. GREEN Spider BVC 2, 3, 4 . . . Wrestling 2, 3, 4 . . , Track I, 2 . . . Home room Basket- ball . . . Home room rep. 3 , . . Club I, 2 . . , Mischievous . . . CAROL HAWKINS IRC 2 . . . Photo Club I , . . Long distance' '... Square dancing and western music her favorites . . . Thorough . . . I Photo ,f EMILY HAMMOND MMU ORATOGA typist 3, head typist 4 . . . Basketball I, 2 . . . Softball I, 2, 3 . . . Bowling I, 2, 3 . . , Committees . , Yankee tan . . . Sincere . . , RONALD HARRINGTON Ron Chemistry whiz . , . Cars, cars, cars . . . Camper . . . Distrusts women drivers . . . Dapper . . ALAN HENDRIE ,,A,,, JV Baseball 2 . . . Home room Basket- ball 2, 3 . . . Noon hour football I, 2, 4 . . . Popular records , . . Reserv- ed . ,, wa JOHN THOMAS HUBBARD Tom RECORDER Editorial Staff 2, 3, 4, photo editor 4 . . . Honor Society 3, 4,. .Photo Club 2, 3, veep 4 . ,. ORATOGA Editorial 2 . . . Witty . . elle EDNA J. HUGHES PAUL W. KENYON GSC l, 2, 3, 4 . . . IRS l, 2 . . German Club 4 , , . IRC l . . , Home Dance Committees , . . Hockey rnan' room Basketball I, 2, 3 . . . Outdoor ager A . . . Basketball, softball, volley- type , . Hot rods . . . Steady , . . ball, bowling . . . Playdays Determined . . . I RODNEY KIMBLE Ronnie Track 3, 4 . . Home room Basket- ball 3,4...KeyClub2,3,4... IRC l,2..,ArtCIub4...Com- mittees . , Campaign manager 4 . . Good dancer . , . LESTER KIRK Les BVC 3, A . . . Football 4 . . . Track 2, 3, 4 . . Home room basketball l, 2, 3, 4 , . . Noon hour sports . . . Butch . . . Dodger tan . . . Fleet EILEEN E. KMEN GSC 2, 3, A 4 . . IRC 2, , Ski Club 3, 4 . . . French Club 4 . . Band, Orchestra . . . All sports . . Classical music . . . Athletic , . , FRANCES ANN KONDENAR Frannie GSC 4 . . . Basketball, softball, volley ball tennis archery bowling . . Loyal supporter . . . Talkative JOSEPH KOSTKA Hjoen Chorus 2, 3, 4 . . . Oklahoma 3 . . , Swing Choir 4 . . . Swimming and skating . . . Parties and food . . . Friendly We del - LOUIS DENT LA RIVIERA La Root Photo Club l, 2 . , , Wrestling , . . Hot cars , 4 . Likes to joke . . . Con- vertibles , . . Animated . , JO ANN TODD L'HOMMEDlEU Jody ORATOGA Editorial 2, 3, A . . . ORA- TOGAads2,.,Bandl,2,3,4... Photo Club I . . . GSC 2 . . . Prom committee 3 . . , Sports . . . Italian food . . . Blondie . . . fi bv-' 5 WESLEY KRAWEIC MARY ELLEN LADUE HWQSH ,,Lum,, Spent first year in Egypt . . . Student Sophomore 5eC'e'a'Y '9a5U'eV - A 4 Council I . . . Baseball I . . . Track Prom Business 3 - - - HGOOCI News 2 2, 3, A 4 V Q Home room Basketball . . . Graduation usher 3 . . . RECORDER h I A Stage Crew 3 ' I b French Club Business 2 . . , ORATOGA Business 2, 4 . . . Prom Committee , . . Lanky I ' ' ' Committees - ' ' SPOHS - - - Nicetoknow... MARIAN LIVINGSTON ORATOGA Editorial 2, 3, 4 . . . Library Club veep A . . . IRC l . . . Easter Play usher 3 G aduation usher 3 Committees Reliable MEIFOD LLOYD French Club 3, A , , . IRC 3, A . ,. Prom Committees 4 . . , AFS tag day 3 . , . IRC Carnival 3 . . , Partial to food and music Wellread GERALD LONGO Jerry Home room Basketball 2, 3 . , . Chorus 3 , . . Lincoln Avenue Hot Rod Club . . . Likes to be on the go , . , Artistic , . . K THOMAS LUNDGREN MARY ANN MacDONALD Um Tootsie Graduate of Solvik High School in Executive Council A . . . ORATOGA Sweden . . . Chorus and Photo Club Buginegg I , , , GSC I, 2 , , , Home in SHS camp . . , Ski champ . . rootn rep. I, 3 . , . Chorus I, 2, A CUflY half - - - Friendly - - - . , . All-state Chorus A . . . Nice drese ser , . . JOHN R. MARTIN iwl 70eZfe al ROBERT A. MANGlNl Bob BVC 3, A . . . Football I, 2, 3, manager A . , . Track, JV Basketball I . . , Key Club 2, veep 3, A . . . Home room rep, 2 . . . Easter Pageant 3 . . . Oh, those traffic lights! . . . REED W. MARKLEY Honor Society 3, A . . . German Club 4 . . , Photo Club I, 2 . . . IRC I . . . Stage Crew I, 3 . , . Orchestra I, 2, 3, A, All-state Orchestra A . . . Wrestling I, 2, 3 , . . Radio ham , . . KQLY6 . . . Questioning . . . Randy Rock and roll fan , . . Sharp dresser . . . Likes to sleep . . , Dislikes strenu ous work , . . Slick . . . JOSEPH P. MCCARTY oe French Club 3 Baseball I 2 A . . . Horne room Basketball I, 2 3 A . . , All-county and All-state Festi- vals . . . Band quartermaster . . Plays . . . Red . . . Musical , . LAWRENCE MCGOURTY Girry Army reservist . . . General . . . See him at Dumont's . , . Italian food . . . Mechanical minded . . . WAYNE F. MIDDLEBROOK Duff Noon hour football I, 2, basketball 2, softball I, 2, 3 . . . AFH and Grange member . . , Outdoor man . . . non- chalant , . CHESTER MILLER Chet Home room Basketball I, 2 . Hobbies - hunting and fishing . , , Tall . . , up-up-up , . . Dependable JESSICA MYERS Historical Play 3 4 . . French Club 4 . . . Latin Club I, 2 , . . Art Club . . Jess . . . Independent . . . I CAROL MCNUTT Library Club 3, 4 . . . Chorus I, 2 . . . Enioys horseback riding . . , Dis- likes licorice . . . Polite . . . HENRY MILLMAN The Mill Key Club 2, 3, 11, treasurer 3 . . . Wrestling 2, 3, A . . . ORATOGA Busi- ness I . . . Prom Decorating Com- mittee 3 , . . Home room Basketball I,2,3...IRCI.., Hank ... Businesslike , . , ROBERT E. MULLER Bob Likes cars and motorcycles . . . Eagles Motorcycle Club . , , The silent type . . . Thoughtful . . ,ith 3 47 53.12, 2: I . f ' 'ic H l l I '-ff: ,-,, H 3' I -gk' MICHAEL MCTYGUE Tiger BVC 4 . . . Varsity Football 4 . . Home room Basketball I, 2, 3, 11 , . Football Hop Business Committee . Smooth dancer , . , ,-iawego DOUGLAS NELSON Doug Transfer from Riverdale in third year . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Orchestra 3, 4 . . . Latin Club I , . . Calm, cool, and collected . . . LEE NICHOLLS BVC 3, 4 . . . Football 2, 3, 4 . . AnimaI . , . ORATOGA Editorial 3, 4 . . . Prom decoration 3 . . . Cartoon- ist . . . Aggressive . . . VIVIAN NORTHRUP f'Cookie Transfer from Stillwater 4 , . . IRC 4 Chorus 4 . . . Whiz on wheels . . Dislikes sea food . . . Energetic ANNE O CONNOR Executive Council 4 . . . French 3, 4 . . . Maiorette 1 . . . GSC 3,4...lRCl...Band3,4 Athletic . . . Congenial . . . 5.4 JOHN M. O'CONNOR WENCHE OYMO French Club 3, treasurer 4 . . Photo AFS Sll-'denf fl'0m NOFWBY . - . Execu- Club 2 , , , T,-ack 2, 3 4 , , , Home tive Council 4 . . . Student Council room Basketball 2, 3, 4 . . . Outdoor 4 - - - Aff Club . . . French Club , . , sports . . . Reserved . . . Ski Club . . . Maiorette . , . Likes hot dogs . . . Vivacious . . 3 ORATOGA Editorial 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Club JAMES G. O'CONNOR Jim AFS student to Switzerland . . . Stu- dent .Council l, 2 . . . Honor Society 3, 4 . . . Home room rep. 3 , . . BVC 4 . . . French Club 3, 4 . . . Key Club 2, 3 . . . Photo, Latin Clubs . . . Football 1, 2, 3, A . . . Basketball , . Busy . . . 0 DONALD PECK Uoonff Chorus 1, 2, 3, A . , . Good News . . . Oklahoma . . . Dance Corn- mittees . . , Noon hour football, soft- ball and volleyball . . . TV fan . . . Affable , . . ROBERT A. PECK Bob Photo Club 3, 4 . , . Stamp collector . . . Fond of hunting . . . Dislikes cats . . . Thoughtful . . . LAWRENCE R. PORTER JR. Larry Junior veep . . . BVC 3, A . . . Foot- ball I, 2, 3, A . . . Wrestling 3, 4 . . . Horne room rep. 1, 2 . . . Com- mittees , . . Hunting . . . Determined - JQHN RQBERT PARISH MARIELLEN PATTERSON ,,BOb,, ffMy,,ff BVC 4 l A . lzoolball ll 2' 3, 4 l I l Frosh secretary-treasurer , . . Library Baseball ll 2' 3, 4 I U U Home room Club 4 . . . GSC 'l,-2, A . Chorus Basketball ll 2, 3, 4 U l l Home room l, 2, 3, A . . . Swing Choir A , . . rep. 3 4 I l l German Club A All-county Chorus 2, 3 . . . Noon hour School splrll ll Compacl sports . . . Decoration committees . . Attractive . . . VlCTOR PEPPER Red Transfer from Glens Falls in sophomore year . . . Enloys hunting and fishing . . . Photographer . . . Gun enthusiast . . Unassuming , , . JOHN PODWIRNY Pod RECORDER Business I . . . Chevy con vertible . . . Likes outdoor sports . . . Movie fan . . . outspoken . . . l- fi? 74 , Z0 JANICE ELIZABETH PRIEST ,,J.g,, I Chorus l, 3, 4 . . . ORATOGA Busi- ness l, 2 . . . After school and noon hour basketball, softball, and volley- ball . . . Dancing . . . Long hair . . ALENE RABE Honor Society 3, 4 . . . IRC l, 2, 3, 45 secretary 3 . . . French Club 3, veep 4 . . . ORATOGA Editorial 2, 3, 4 . . . Latin Club 1, 2, secretary l . . . GSC 3, 4 . . . Graduation usher 3 . . . Sports . . . Hockey manager 4 . . Peppy . . M. THOMAS PORTER ROBERT G. POWERS ff-fomff ,fgobu Class president 2, 3 . . . Student Coun- JV Basketball I . . . Vagabond Drum Cll lf 2' 3' 4? veep 3 ' ' - Home room Corps . . . Movie fan . . . Cheerful rep. I . . . BVC 3, 4 . . . Football l, 2,3,4... Wrestling 1 . . . Boys' State 3 . . . Committeeman . . MQ Popular . . EARL REED Reedie Key Club 2 . . . Baseball l, -i Home room Basketball 1, 2, 3 . . . Pizza fan . . . Class cut-up . . . Ram- bunctious . . . ROBERT REED Reedve 'TP' Key Club l . . . JV Baseball 'I . . Likes guns and cars . . . Enioys horse- back riding . . . Oh, those slow driv- ers . . . Ace drummer . . . REGINA REILLY Reggie ORATOGA typist 4 . . . Art Club 4 . . . Chorus I, 2 . . . Maiorette 3, 4 . . . Bowling 3, 4 . . . Ski Club . . . Dance committees . . . Basketball fan . . Always laughing . . . Z4 , Zo , MARILYN ANN RITUNO IRC I . . . Good News 2 . . . Chorus I, 2, 4 . , . Football Hop Business Committee , . . Likes chow- mein , . . Smooth dancer . , . Compos- ed . . SYLVIA ROBINSON Hsyyi, ORATOGA typist 4 . . . Likes anything blue . . . Pizza fan . . . Flare for writing . . . lndustrious , , . RICHARD ROPKA Dick ORATOGA Business Staff I . . . Home room Basketball I, 4 , . . Enioys all Spoffg I , , Photography . . , Reliable JOAN G. RIBLEY Joanie GSC I, 2, treasurer 3, president 4 . . . IRC I, 2, 3, 4g veep 3 . . . Ski Club I, 2, secretary-treasurer I , , , Home room rep. 2 , . . ORATOGA Editorial Staff 2, 3, 4 . . . French Club 3 . . , Cheerleader 2 . . . Plays , . , Lively . . MYLA ROGERS imager Transfer from Pembroke, Mass ,,.. Executive Council 4 . . . RECORDER Business . . . Chorus 3 . . , OklaA homa' ',.. Hockey . , . Spaghetti , . . Committees , . . Dynamic . . . DIANE ROODS Roodsie GSC I, 2, 3, 4 . . , Ski Club I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Art Club 4 . . . Maiorette I, 2, 3, 4 . , . Christmas Pageant 3 . . . Decoration, refreshment commit- tees . , , Graduation usher 3 . , . Sports . . . Variable . . . full' THOMAS ROCKWELL RICHMOND Tommy Football 2, 3 . . . German Club treas- urer 4 . . . Art Club 4 . , . Gun col- lector , . , Camper . . . Fancy dresser , . . Science-mincled . . . We WAYNE M. ROSS Rossi Western music enthusiast . . . Out- dodt sportsman . . . 203 lunch hour gang . . . Big Merc . . . waits for vacations . . . Even-tempered . . . MICHAEL ROXBURY Mike Transfer from New York City in sopho- more year . . . Red Ford . . . Camper . . . Crazy about cars . . . Positive ELAINE H. SALMON Fish ORATOGA Editorial I, 2, 3 . . . ORA- TOGA Business I, 2 . . . Photo Club I,2,3,4...GSCI,2...Chorus I . , . Orchestra I . . . Sports . . . Committees . . . Efficient . . . EDWAR D SCAVON E Sharkie Easter Pageant 3 , . . Prom Clean-up Committee 3 . . . Noon hour softball . , . Home room Basketball . . . Ed . . Competent . . . 'T THOMAS ROYAL Tommy RECORDER Editorial 1, 2, 5, 4 . . . Art Editor 3, 4 . . . Oklahoma 3 . . . Chorus I . . . Homeroom Basket- ball I, 2, 3, 4 . . .Music and sports are tops . . . Artist's touch . . . EDWARD SADLER ,,Ed,, Home room Basketball I, 2, 4 . . . Outdoor sportsman . . . Merry Olds- mobile . . . Good-natured . . . JUNE E. SCHNEIDER Toni ORATOGA Editorial I, 2, 3, feature editor 4 . . . Honor Society 3, 4 . , . RECORDER Editorial I, 2 . . . IRC I . . . Prom Decoration 3 . . . Sports playdays . . . Lobster . . . Future iournalist . . . 0 HELEN SHAFER Shaf ORATOGA Editorial I, 3, 4 . . . RECORDER Business 3, 4 . . . French Club . . . IRC I, 2, 3 . , . Good News 2 . . . Oklahoma 3 . . . chorus i, 2, 3, 4 . . . ska club i', 2 . . . Sports . . , Follows fun . . . DAWN SHAW Dodie Library Club 4 . . . ORATOGA Busi- ness I . . . Book Guild representative I . . . Rock 'n roll music . . . Petite Asif' M It ,, if , V if -g 7,1353 I A ,gr jf Q , 1 imfffff ,.i' qt. W . A - -fig-'52, wil qw Pte 1 2 ' f Ji-, ,lk fF?'i3Cf'.Z9v , ' BARTON SOLOMON The Sol ORATOGA Editorial 2, 3, 4, assistant editor 4 . . . Honor Society 3, 4 , . . German Club 4 . . . Photo Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Home room Basketball 2, 3, 4 . . . Committees , , , Bart , , , Methodical . . , tgfii BRIAN SCHRADE HSOUPU Home room Basketball IA, 2, 3, 4 . . . Car enthusiast . . , Outdoor type . . Nonchalant . . BARBARA LOU SMITH ,,BabS,, French Club 3, 4 . . . IRC 2 . . . Senior Minstrel Show , . . Long dis' tance . . . Convertibles and music are tops . . . Poised . . . STEPHEN J. SMITH Snuffy Varsity Baseball 3, A . . . Senior Execu- tive Council . . . Home room and noon hour basketball I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Ski Club I,V2, 3, 4 . . . Dance committees ...Good sport. . . LOUISE M. SCHRADE Weezie RECORDER Editorial 2, 3, Faculty editor 4 , . . French Club 3, 4 . . . Latin Club I,2...lRCI,2,3...GSC'l,2 . . . All sports I, 2, 3, A . . . Easter Play 56 . . . Christmas Play 55 . . . Ifxuberant . . . 1 t ,ff Ga, t fi 4 2 1 1 .f gf , , . ,s KATHLEEN CARROLL SULLIVAN ,,Kafhy,, Sophomore veep . . . RECORDER Editorial I, 2, 3, 4, assistant editor 4 . . . Honor Society 3, 4 . . . RECORDER Business 4 . . . French Club I, 2 , . . IRC I . . .GSC 1,2 , , , Latin Club 'I . . . Red Dodge . . . Mischievous but sincere . . , 74 , , Outdoor rods . . WILLIAM K. STEVENS Bill Home room Basketball 2, 3 . . . Look for him at the ASIP . . . Hobby - stamp collecting , . . Ace fisherman . . . Hunter . . . Blond hair . . . Cord- ial . . . EDWARD JAMES STILES Eddie Photo Club I, 2, 3 . . . Key Club 2, 3 . . . German Club 4 . . . Enioys skat- ing . . . Hunting and fishing . . . Big Ed . . . Ready smile . . . PATRICIA A. THELAN Pat IRC l, 2, 3, 4 . . . French Club 3, 4 . . . Graduation usher 3 . . . Good News . . . Prom Decoration com- mittee . . . Reliable . . . sleeper . JEAN STEELE Avid basketball fan . . . Likes square dancing and Western music . . . Noon hour volleyball . . . Bowling . . . Pleasant . . . DAVID WAYNE STEPHENSON Dave type . . . Camping , . . Hot . No snow for him . . . Late . . Demonstrative . . CHARLES SULLIVAN HC:l'lUCkH Transfer from Schuylerville . . . Home room Basketball 2, 3, 4 , . . Foot- ball 4 . . . Home room rep. 4 . . . Italian food . . . Genuine . . . W FRANCIS THORNHILL Thorny Noon hour football and baseball . . . Home room Basketball . . . Track 2, 3, 4 . . . Likes cars and dancing . . . Hunter . . . Frank . . . Determined DAVID NEIL TOUSSAINT Touss Transfer from St. Peter's . . . Ski Club 3, 4 . . . Swing Choir 3 . . . Senior Minstrel Show . . . Home room Basket- ball 3, 4 . . . Hound dog . . . Ski- ing . . . Spontaneous . . . DORIS VAN ARNUM Dot TV wrestling fan . . . Collects records and statues of cats . . . Dislikes operas and pepper . . . Domestic . . . Skill- ful . . . u9 -Q nm 7 SALLY THOMAS SaI Honor Society 3, secretary 4 . . . Home room rep. 4 . . . French Club 3, secretary 4 . . . RECORDER Busi- ness l, 2, 3, assistant manager 4 . . . Latin Club . . . IRC. . . Gradua- tion usher 3 . . . Band, Orchestra . . . Committees . . . Sweet . . . JOHN TRAVER ,lefryn Frosh vice president . . . BVC 2, 3, 4 . . . Football l, 2, 3, captain A . . . Baseball l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Doesn't like girls with bangs . . . Agile . . . JEANNETTE TURETZ Jan RECORDER Business l, 2, 3, manager 4 . . . Historical Play 2 . . . ORATOGA Business l . . . IRC l . . . Photo Club 2 . . . Usher for plays . . . Chorus . . . lmpetuous . . . '95- 'iv'-t' xw NANCY THORN Honor Society 3, president 4 . . .ORA- TOGA Editorial Staff I, 2, 3, editor-in- chief 4 . . . Student Council 3 . . . Latin Club l, 2. .. IRC l, 2 .. GSC 3 . . . Cornet . . . Sports . . Composed . . . 7a 1' HELEN A. WEIRMAN Nei ORATOGA Editorial l, 2, 3, 4 . . , French Club 3, 4 . . . Library Club 3, 4. . . GSC 2, 3, 4 . . . Prom enter- tainment 3 . . . Sports . . . Playdays Water skiing . . . Full of fun . . . . 2 40' JAMES C. VAN NESS 'Jimi' Home room Basketball 2, 3 , . . Lin- coln Avenue Hot Rod Club . . Always active , . . Earnest . . . id! AA SHEILA VERRIGNI Transfer in senior year from Miami Edison High , . , Attended SHS l, Pawtucket, R. l. 2, Providence, R, I. 3 . . , Majorette 2 , , ,Enioys reading andTV...Jolly... ALLAN WALDINDER AES tag day . . . IRC Carnival 3 . . . Dancing . . . Hunting and fishing . . . Dislikes working in noise . , , Blond hair , . . Tall . . , Thoughtful . . GERALD S. WEINBERG Hcerrya ORATOGA Editorial 3, sports editor 4 . . . Honor Society 3, 4 . , . Key Club 2, 3, 4 . . .German Club 4 . . . Histori- cal Play I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Home room Basketball 1, 2, 3 , 4 . . . Baseball Serious , . . FRANK C. WHITE ffwhire-y Football l . . . Track 3, 4 . . . Noon hour basketball, football and baseball l, 2, 3, 4 , . . BVC 4 . . .Wrestling . . . Cooperative . . . ELIZABETH WEIRMAN Hsenyu Honor Society 3, treasurer 4 . . . GSC 3, 4 . . . French Club 3, president 4 . . . ORATOGA Editorial 2, 3, 4 . . . ORATOGA Business 2 . , . Graduation usher 3 . . . All-state and All-county Festivals . . . Conscientious . . . 5,745 RACHEL ANN WHITE Rae Honor Society 3, 4 . . . Swing Choir 2, 3, 4 . . . French Club 3, 4 ORATOGA Editorial l, 2, 3 , . I, 2 . . , Speech Club l . . . Volley- ball and archery . . . Talkative ALLEN WILBUR UAV, Swing Choir 4 . , . Key Club 2, 3, 4 . . , French Club 3, 4 . . . Photo Club 3, 4 . , . Orchestra 2, 3, 4... I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Water sports . . . Musical- ly inclined . , . Band 4 -'t -ev- BRENDA CAROLYN WILBURN Squeakie ORATOGA typist 4 , . . Blondie . . . Rock ' roll fan . . . enioys all dancing ...Fragile , .. JOHN G. WILLINK Baseball manager 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball manager I, 2, 3, 4 BVC 2, 3, 4 . . . French Club IRC 1 . . . Yellow convertible Major Koff . . . Surprising . . 4 Senior Executive Council discusses Prom arrangements. First row: Paul Harris, Marty Riley, Dave Handy, Anne Van Rensselaer. Second row: Anne O'Connor, Mary Ann MacDonald, Myla Rogers Steve Smith, Wenche Oymo. 'fx if 'We Jane ' ll .fm -- ' S 3' Miss Hays, Student wk? ,A 'M Council advisor, hands Miss Star- '- fl' buck, local AFS Chairman, a check for AFS. The stu- dents raised a total ,i of S875 for this l program. L l ft 'H F i togian , I 1 contributes l to the AFS Tag Day 5499 The community and school have worked together to make the local American Field Service Exchange Program one of the most progressive in the country. Each year we have a European student living with us for a year and send an American student to Europe for the summer. The American student must have an average of 85 or above and have studied a foreign language for two years. All Quniors who have these qualifications are placed on a list of nominations. A list the iunior class, Student Council, and the faculty vote for hour i ggy four boys. The two .girls with the most votes out ' lite Wi gl'li if ins to be sentto the New Yorilll5llFlli2f5Q.,QuaEified' personnel g two students and match these students to -European famiises who hevefrmnlar interests, g y - A t s - . throughi3i'thie'i'generosity of ,Saratogiansgsthat we are able . 5 AFFQFB Alllc iyign exchange studgglfietmany' thanks are the AAUW, Businiw Women, CDA 'Court,QliMcLau,ghliVn, Civic League, Kiwnais, ii Lions, Rotary, Tead'lErslAssociatiori, Yaddo, lZonta,, and many individuals for M E their financial contributions. We trust that through this continuance of the . f 1 eghange program the people of the world wilt beoevne better neighbors. 1. .. Y 'r . - . 24. 4:2 1 x :sig Q '.?f.-'H nr.. .f 'keg is ,..-. The IRC Plans a carnival to raise money for the AFS. 'i my The class of '57 welcomes the travelers 6 ' ei Xggi, 1 f il, K, n Wenche Oymo, Norwegian ex change student in native dress Anne Van Resselaer, exchange student to Finland- and Jim O'Connor, exchange student to Switzerland show each other their souvenirs. The class of '57 has a good time at the picnic for the AFSers. Jo n Counavelis f r o m Greece shows Tommy Lund- gren from Sweden his newly acquired citizenship papers Tommy has already applied for his, .nl K 77 5625 , M, . S Q, 1 R mg 1 +9 .f ,ff -1 K n 1 vii' :whim ,., H 7 - ima.-QQ + f' ki M 7, 2, .L ,' if if km Q ,QA 4 ,K 1 Iggy in .Li its S 5 .if Av hw ., ' 533, ' K Qnanvnimj In - 5 A 1' 2 V I f-M , m y-we 4' , - W-f M51 4 A A , - . www 44, ., -,,,.. AWA, 5 ,M A A IMA. M, Am wwf ' MM-M, ,',,,jg'A I A: f, A f f , ,ALAN QL.'l,LQ,fLf ,' .M .,,.,,.,,,,,,,.w,, A, V .. 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The Junior Class makes plans for sending junior sfudenis to Europe ihrough the American Field Service. 0J7fWf- ' ' W 4 n 4 Standing: D. Lane. First row: B. Ostrander, B. Luce. Second rovv: R. Harrington, R. Lassone, C. Caton T. Worth, V. Barrett. Third row: V. Mattrazzo, J. Perry, G. Southern, J. Desidoro, J. Bootier, N Goldsmith, S. Rockwell. Fourth row: J. Jackson, L. Scott, D. Adinolfi, J. Davidson, C. Burke. First row: C. Lavine, A. Green, J. McAllister, C. Ure, C. Eggleston, I. White, J. Alonzo, S. Serotta, E. Ovitt. Second row: S. Reeves, M. Murray, G. Doney, C. Rodak. Third row: K. Tobier, J. Barnes, P. Rosano, B. Hellwig, B. Susman, C. Stanford. Fourth row: B, Hughes, C. Dehn, W. Cherry, L. Farone, l. Burton, J. Lundgren, J. Petralia. 47 1-f ,n1,a.a-. W4 -..Jw P acf5 4! On floor: P. Podwirny, C. Henry, J. Graul, K. VanDerwerker, P. Maher. First row: R. Steigerwald, B. Tibbetts, D. Brophy, L. Gordon, P. Palm, B. Ribley, B. Beach, G. Fina, A. Hintze, J, Nunnelly. Second row: F. Evans, L. Simonds, T. Rouse, D. Walker, J. Rogers, H. Williams, C. Mead, R. Callahan, C. Lawrence. First row: M. Henschen, B. Carey, S. Flanagan, F. Belanger. Second row: M. Emigh, L. Goldstein, H. J. Lewis, V. Woodard, B. Traver, I. DeIVecchio, H. Kaufman, T. O'Brien, Third row: J. Gorham, Mendell, S. Riley, P. Parrino, G. Weatherwax, B. Haswell, B. Stevens. Fourth row: N. Sklute, M. Polacsek. T.- wapmi . Asif 11 First row: R. Powers, M. Mattrazzo, V. Weaver, J. Peck, I. Jones, M. Gorman, R. Biggie, Second row: C. Mondon, Conners, R. 1 ,Q of C. Towner, S. Hammond, S. Dewey, J. Roberts. Third row: G, Howe, R. Smero, D. Roods. Fourth row: R, Woodcock, R. Jones, R. Barber, H, Brown, G, Dybovvski. On floor: N. Roods, R. Priest, M. Schermerhorn. First row: D. Young, A. Barnes, T. Robinson, E Morehouse, E. Esposito, L, White, Standing: J. Gill, W. Older, J. Staulters, G. Blair, B. Pepper, R. Waite, G. Gratton, A. White, P. Carroll, C. Lundgren. 5. aff, hawzke I 'Riff .J ,,,, .A,.x,,, ,Jgfw A S , ' - A 1 5 3 'Q rw i f. Q: , 5-I' SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS - Ronald Conners, vice presidentg Steven Kraweic, secretaryf Miss Powers, advisorf John Carusone, president. A roomful of Sophomores wait in Room 306 for the January World History examination. f1J7ffW' ' r-13 ..,,.. - On floor: F. Prada, J. Pasek, T. L. Hommedeiu, M. Sexton. First row: S. Malik, P. Toman McGourty, L. Clark, L. Martin, S. Natale, M. Schmidt, A. Roxbury, J. Heisler. Second row: R. Holm wood, R. Carter, C. Doney, W. Hudson, J. Solomon, L. Maher, R. Gorham, C. Adinolfi, C. Weingartner B. J. Bohus, J. Feulner, C. Whitford. Third row: J. Gaffney, C. Strock. On floor: L, Markley, C. Rumpf, M. Lanzara. First row: H. Nevvburger, R. Greene, D, Traver, Hellwig, G. Wighton, D. Jewett, J. O'Malley, J. Hotaling, J. Eisenberg, W. Millard. Second row J. Allen, J. Selby, A. Kaye, K, Peets, D. Gailor, G. Jones, B, Traver, W, Natale, G, Feulner, R. Stead Third row: J. Hunter, P. Prock, S. Cline, F. Bunnell, R, Bendon, T. Splain, J. Denton, S. Swi C. Bonner, J. Carusone. uqg..:'.,: f l 'IO' A ' O',' 0 U? 46444 fl J -4 L On floor: D. Howard, J. Jones, P. Pennell, First row: L. Lasselle, A. Figelman, R. Kelleher, J. Carusone, J. Nichols, S. Tarantino, E. Griffiths, Y. Yancy, Second row: J, Hickey, J. Rustici, S. Misurelli, P. Burns, E. Jackson, B. Wescott, K, Steele, J. Senecal. Third row: D. Garitz, E. Buianowski, D, Deuel, S, Pagach, P. Alonzo, J. Provo. On floor: L. Martin, T. Verro, M. Jones, D. Driscoll, R. LeBarron. First row: P. Cassier, E. Guckemus, B. Hutchins, D. DeVizzi, A. Hinckley, J. Nilson, C. Evans, M. Simpson, N, Stevens. Second row: L. Taylor, P. Sabino, L. Moldes, B, McAllister, J. Arnold, J. Bishop, A, Knox. Third row: G. Fallick, R. Dutfany, J. Richmond, R. Howard. X -W . Add , H vt .fax V -A ,A First row: B. Moskos, J. Ramos, M. Vokes, S. Fortin, D. Smero, V. Westcott, K. Hinterland, S. Lupul F. Pitts. Second row: F. Cohen, S. Howard, M. Gustavson, S. Kraweic, R. Conners, V. Chase, D Phillips, H, Arnold. Third row: J. Annis, E. Lynch, S. Lebowich, P. Richmond, B. Pirtsley, J. Collins J. Burdick, C. Parish, N. Normandeau. Front row: J. Fuller, J. Rosser, R. LaFarr, L. Stiles, R. Hofmann, D. Cherry, B. Bogart, A, Famiano, A. Leu, S. Prosser. Second row: K. O'Conr1ell, S. Baer, K. Schermerhorn, C. Podwirny, S. Dillabaugh, W. Whalen, J. Goodhart, J. Howe. Third row: J, Maier, R. McAvoy, T. Christopher, W. Britten, M. Smith, D. Moriarta, S. CunniH, A. Webel, L. Duffy, ll - ,, . ,,1 46454546 FRESHMAN CLASS OFHCERS - rum... , tary-treasurery Websier Coon, advisorg Andrew lorio, 'h, vice presidem. pres iderng Harold Pans We ho Pe1h f e reshmen will follow the . msirucfions Mis 5 Doherty is ready to . Qnve on the mo l rnlng of Januafy 17 ' we ,,,.A.wgnw wa wigmmu ' '5-us-ga .X Standing: J. McAllister. On floor: F. Johnson, G. Mahar, E. Benton, J. Belanger, F. Deuel. First row B. Preece, J. Matfield, T. Brophy, T. Robinson, D. Bradley, B. Morris, H. Thorpe. Second row: D Eckert, W. Loeffer, C. Brown, J. Miner, C. Schneider, A. Chatham, D. Worth, B, Cummings. Third row W. Stevens, N. Yager, G. Cole, S. Weinstein, J. Potter, E. Hall, W. Allerdice, D. Gailor, W. Taylor. On floor: J. Bishop, J. Rockwell, M. Beninati, First row: E. Furlong, P. Stimmel, A. Cole, W. Chiperno, J. Ostrov, L. Peck, G. Henning, M. Smaldone. Second row: F. Johnson, S. DeVore, C. Arnold, B. Harrison, C. Priest, M. Lorman, J. Welden, D, Brown. Third row: G. Niznik, J. Cunningham, H. Prosser, W. Northrup, P. Tarantino, R. Vernachio. Fourth row: R. Rumpf, J. Youstler. ., XV,E?g.,,,, .- v s ,ff l ' 1 x I ...iw-1 lu J 1' U ll' L 5 -. x is 2 Vtdaafeea , ,.-V Q On floor: F. Bolton, J. Dobietys, D. Murray, D. Pagach, P. MacDowelI, J. Dominic. First row: A. Paludi, D. Swift, L. Furlong, R. Blowers, J. Sullivan, B. Coonradt, P. Riley, J. Kubish. Second row: E. Rogner, W. Hart, D. Badger, J. Bruchac, J. Smith, I. Dingman, A. Winney, F. Pettit. Third row: J. Perkins, M. L. Johnston, S. Emigh, P. Della Valle, T. O'Connor, A. lorio, L. Cole, B. Mehigan, On floor: B. Sutton, J. Miller, C. Niznik, V. Ranberg. First row: J. Palmetto, B. Rose, N. Bapp, J. Schmuk, T. Engle, P. Varley, J. Goldstein, W. Podwirny, T. Donahue. Second row: B, DelVecchio, T. Van Rensselaer, R. Hulka, B. Hartman, R. Dickson, S. Boyle, P. Gill, J, Jones, H, Jones. Third row: B. Murray, J. Clark, T. Burke, E. LaMotl1e, P. Burnett, J. Tyler, D. Woodcock, B. Bonus, C. Madarassey. 5 Qyvlnilil 'tc ia . ' W ll ml W , 'fflV'bf V ' Ji -W K 1 i I 5 fi 1 f ' 1 On floor: D. Moncsko, D. Doney, J. Schultz. First row: R. Elliott, D. Cleveland, J. Parham, M. L. Izzo, J. Mattrazzo, V. Wooley, C. Latham, l. Staulters, J Haviland. Second row: D. Cornell, M. Rowland, G. Nunnelly, J. Callahan, M. Bellon, R. VanBlarcom, E. Jackson, C. Relyea, S. Lawrence, P. Thompson, P. Dorsey. Third row: L. Desidoro, P. Varley, P. Gillingham, J. Kelleher, M. Evans, M. Gailor, J. Butler. On floor: J. Hughes, G. Fitzgerald, I. Benson, G. DeSorbe, J. Schroder. First row: W. Cote, Stetkar, C. Thelen, B, Levine, M. Royer, H. Parish, K. VanDerwerker. Second row: D. Closson, Mangona, C. Chamberlain, G, Green, T. Burritt, J. Worth, P. Cooper, J. Esposito, D. Dickson. Third ro R. Elliott, S. O'Connor, B. Clements, S. Bowers, M. A. Jewett, L. Thornhill, J. Weaver, T. Richmond. W On floor: S. King, M. Esposito, K. Greene. First row. P, Marihew, R. Bilinski, R. Jones. Second row: S. Rich, H. Corlew, J. McGee, C, Wimet, H. Tinnirella, J. Towner. attkezebjafzto HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES - First row: C Adinolfi, L. Richmond, F. Johnson. Second row: Y Yancy, J. McAllister, J. Carusone. Third row: M Henschen, P. MacDoweII, G. Fina. Fourth row: T Mattrazzo, D. Lane, N. Roods. Fifth row: J. Parish R. Conners, M, Finkelstein. Sixth row: C. Sullivan, B Hellwig. First row: P. Hays. Second row: P. Morehouse, J. Towner. Third row: L. Baxter, J. Crooks, Fourth row: J. Beagle, V. Matters. Fifth row: R. Slater, R. Livingston, N. Hall, L. Gorham. EIGHTH GRADE REP- RESENTATIVES - On floor: D. Dehn, S and T rep., J. Smith, pres- idenf S and T Clubg J. Lebowich and W. Woodcock, h o m e room rep. Standing: L. Gordon, home room rep.g M. Rob- erts, home room rep.p S. Eaton, Student Councilg A. Shapiro, next I The 5 and T Club lu d and Sr d mal Qfen, Home room Ur em Council, J. Lech ' f hOme room reps eps' N- Barringe, anzvg and J. A ' Ffgel. Eighth Graders pile into ihe gym to pose for their picture. a i 5 3 1 B H' Un., f Q' . . Q , X 2, .U-'eff . l ' A' gifs .r x 1' is QQ an-W, YR' Nf IlQn., j, QFQSTKN f -,fr W v' . 3 H , f ,J Q ,Ja ,,,,:, sl A-, , , 4' T' x 1 i. L ' : LJ ,i , 5 '1f' 'l-I ' Q X Lfifkfn . -va, . - 1 ' A 9:2-wx, - ' vw: if -5 lx ' ' 3' 3 .v-- X , SSFA1' A gy X fn 'Q ,AYVY K r sy wavy, , qi ' , ff? Y-.3 ?'f'1?. f '11 , ,, gy , Q TH, , ' W ' s . hex' wi Q' 4.154 X A It .ff-Aj.. 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K- '44, X1 e -,A Vp A, 93, . is X. :Jag 9' '1n5- I ln.. 4' li 1 ' s :V , A 2 A' Z Q' :fc 1 . vii- ' 5- QOH' L . W 2 .4 .E 6 . ,I . , , . Wi' .f:f5IQ x by 1 , 'S V 1 :A:',f?ii' ima? X2 -- ' -fi? ,' A g fafgg Y ' 2 Q 5 'L -fx X iff, , Y - p Q K3 ' A E44 ,, . Y Q, 4 ,Q L , L A 'V A 7 V ,1,, d w' W. K if I MX -1 N -Q - 4 9- t RECORDER BOOSTER CLUB STAFF - Standing: Mr. O'Brien, advisor. Back row: A. Rabe, M. Riley L. Schrade, Second row: T. Schneider, H. Weirman, E. Weirman. Third row: M. Rogers, C. Sullivan Fourth row: H. Millman, J. O'Connor, chairman, W. Krawiec. Seated: B. Levine, S. Weinstein, J. Turetz, manager, J. Goldstein, M. Beninati. Standing: J. Moldes, J. Sherster, A. Barnes, A. Hinlze, C. Niznik, Mr. Butler, advisor, S. Thomas, C. Schneider, C. Lamphron, T. Matrazzo, C. Eggleston, S. Serotta, R. Biggie, A. Chatham, G. Blair, B. Carey, L. Gordon, K. Tobier, K. Sullivan, H. Kaufman, M. Gorman. Not in picture: M, Simpson. XX 5 RECORDER BUSINESS STAFF 0 0 I tl lg X A group of editors attends the Scholastic Press Association Conference at Columbia University. The purpose of the Recorder is to portray ac- curately the events of the school year so that each student may have a permanent record and reminder. In the various sections we hope to show the well-rounded program essential to school life and to give credit not only to regular events but to those who have graciously given up their extra time and effort to bring recognition to our school. The staffs of the i957 Recorder: Editor-in- Chief, Michael Finklestein, Assistant Editor, Kathy Sullivan, Business Manager, Jan Turetz, Assistant Business Manager, Sally Thomas, Photography Editor, Tom Hubbard, Senior Editor, Anne Van Rensselaer, Faculty Editor, Louise Schrade, Underclass Editor, Marcia Polacsek, Activity Editors, Sue Rockwell, Sue Reeves, Sports Editors, Barbara Tibbetts, John Carusone, Art Editor, Tom Royal, Booster Club Chairman, Jim O'Connor. These have been ably assisted by all other members identified in staff pictures. First row: L. Schrade, A. Van Rensselaer, M. Finklestein, K. Sullivan. Second xg row: B. Tibbetts, G, Fina, S. Reeves, T. Hubbard, J. Sullivan, B. Susman, T. Royal. Third row: C. Clayclon, Miss Wells, advisor, S. Rockwell, J. Nichols, THE RECORDER EDITORIAL STAFF H. Kaufman, Mr. VanAller, photo advisor, F. Cohen, M, Polacsek, S. Dillabaugh. Not in picture: Mr. Burns, art advisor, Joan Carusone, John Carusone. w- A. A A Q Rm Q af mx' f 1 is Q Fi Q 'NAR' S55 ,,, 3' f 'S Q :Vg-pew. ,A ,l ,,f.,.f l mir:-04. 5 ,. I Q - ,x -,- la. A I '11 if . 2 Yxf' Ilfxe Aw -7 1 skw my M L. I gl --Q ,A T h I ORATOGA TYPISTS AND BUSINESS STAFF F ri' if' First row: P. Donahue, M. R. Goodhart, G. DeSorbe, F, Kondenar, H. Kaufman. Second row: M. Barnes, L. Cowden, D. Shaw, F. Cohen. Third row: A. Hintz, E. Hammond, M. Royer, J. DeVore, J. Burdick, S. Robinson, M. Smaldone. Fourth row: M. Finklestein, Mrs. Misurelli, Mr. Lake, Mr. Swick, advisors. Nancy checks galley proofs at the Harvey Printing Office. Q-2, The ORATOGA plays an important part in our school life. Here our daily achieve- ments, awards, and activities are pre- sented interestingly to the student body. Personality columns and amusing features appear in each issue, to highlight the publication. The Staff Editors are: Editor, Nancy Thorn, Associate Editor, Bart Solomon, Assistant Editors, Marian Livingston, Alene Rabe, Helen Weirman, Feature Editor, Toni Schneider, Art Editors, Lee Nicholls, Dick Green, Sports Editor, Gerry Weinberg, Business Manager, Mike Finklestein, Photo Editor, Howard Kautmen, Head Typist, Emily Hammond. 65 'A-Q.-'N s i STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS - Fonda Johnson, treasurerg Martha Riley, presidemg Yvonne Yancy 66 secre1aryg Charies Dehn, vice presidenfg Miss Hays, advisor. I STUDENT COUNCIL - Standing: M. Riley, S. Rockwell, T. Burke, J. Carusone, E. Leu, P. Harris. Seated, back row: Miss Hays, G. Southern, Y. Yancy, W. Oymo, C. Dehn, A. Van Rensselaer, R. Roods, M. Barringer, W. Chu, F. Johnson, J. Campilango, S. Gibney. Front row: J. Rockwell, A. Iorio, J. O'Connor, G. Ellsworth, T. Porter, N. Normandeau. Not in picture: S. Eaton, C. Claydon, S, Swick, J. Kelleher. STUDENT COUNCIL is a maior activity in SHS. This organiza- tion has tried to bring to the attention of the faculty problems of the students, and to help the students understand the views of the faculty. The Council's biggest project since 1950 has been sponsor- ing the American Field Service program. They have also this year provided transportation to out-of-town games, helped the Hungarian boys get acquainted, and entertained the Golden Age Club. The president has been a member of the executive com- mittee ot the High School Parent Teachers Student Organiza- tion, and council members have participated in two meetings .Sr of this group, a panel discussion on community recreation for teen-agers and a talent night. HONOR SOClETY - Seated: Mrs. Caruso, advisor, J. O'Connor, vice president, N, Thorn, president, S. Thomas, secretary, E. Weirman, treasurer. Standing: R. White, M. Finklestein, A The Agotaras Chapter ot the National Honor Society consists ot students selected tor outstand- ing achievement in school. A member must live up to certain rigid standards. He must maintain an average ot 8595 or better, practice good Rabe, R. Markley, J. Schneider, M. Riley, G, Weinberg, K. Sullivan, J, Bala, B. Solomon. Not in picture: A. Van Rensselaer, T. Hubbard, S. Aronson. citizenship, and prove his ability as a leader. The ideals of the organization are expressed in its motto of Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. 67 GERMAN CLUB ion opposite pagel -Sitting: B. Burger, vice president, T. Richmond, treasurer, K. Van Derwerker, secretary, H. Williams, president, W. Oymo. Standing: H. Kaufman, J. Ich habe kein Geld l moans one of the Ger- man Club members, and everyone pities him, for every English word spoken has its price. Treasurer Tom Richmond's little purse is always handy in case some member lapses into English or Miss Johnson bursts into French phrases, as has happened. Games are particularly interesting when Ger- man Club night rolls around. One of the hardest Desidoro, W. Chu, T. Schneider, J. Allen, B. Solomon, G. Weinberg, E. Stiles, C. Jenkins, P. Kenyon, R. Markley, J. Parish, Miss Johnson, advisor. this year required a member to find out by asking questions auf Deutsch whose name was pinned on his back. The question, Wie sagt manauf Deutsch? , found much use that afternoon. Of course there are parties in German Club, with German cookies, German songs, and good old reliable English-German dictionaries. FRENCH CLUB - First row: Francoise Leton, B. Weirman, president, J. O'Connor, treasurer, S. Thomas, secretary, A. Rabe, vice president. Second row: S. Reeves, B. Tibbetts, W. Oymo, T. Mattrazzo, S. Flanagan, H. Weirman, A. O'Connor J. Perry, Miss Johnson, advisor. Third row: G. Southern, M Lloyd, P, Thelen, R. Biggie, J. Mendell, N. Goldsmith, B. Carey, LE CERCLE FRANCAISE! That's the group Of enthusiastic students who meet every other week to speak French, play games, do skits, sing songs, and have discussions with French natives such as Mlle. Le Saux, for whom French Club was founded. This year a few French girls from Skid- more French Club have also occasionally ioined the group. Being a member isn't as simple as it sounds. For every word of English spoken, such as an V. Mattrazzo, I. DeIVecchio, M. Polacsek, L. Sirnonds, L. Goldstein, Mlle. Le Saux. Fourth row: J. Bala, V. Barrett, G. Fina, D. Walker, S. Serotta, H. Kaufman, C. Lundgren, C. Lavine, K. Tobier. Fifth row: J. Burton, R. Collins, A. Wilbur, W. Krawiec, J. Nunnelley, B. Susman, J. Myers, C. Mondon. accidental or instead of ou, a fine is imposed. The officers have to be especially careful, for each mot d'anglais costs them four cents. How- ever, C'est la vie, the members say, and they pay willingly, because this money is given to the AFS fund. The keen interest in French and Miss John- son's enthusiasm have made this a large and successful club. GERMAN CLUB LATIN CLUB LATIN CLUB - Et tu, Brute is heard frequently Tuesday afternoons in 302 when a Latin Club quiz game is in progress. Naturally a small b is used in Brute so that the famous expression may serve its purpose. The object of Latin Club members is to have fun with a supposedly dead language. And they really do! With games, iokes, and refresh- Kneeling: N. Normandeau, president, J. Pasek, secretary. Front row: Mrs. Persons, advisor, C. Niznik, L. Lasselle, J. Carusone, vice president, M. Johnston, treasurer, J. Dominick, B. Bohus, J. Jones, T. Van Rennselaer. Back row: S. Rockwell, J. l lil v ri ments, Latin comes to lite. The club has a serious side too in that it provides background material not possible to include in class periods. This year they ioined the National Junior Classical League to become acquainted with other groups of Latin students. Although small, the group is serv- ing its purpose. Carusone, S. Boyle, J, Rockwell, R, McAvoy, F. Johnson, W Cote, S. Lebowich, K. O'Connell, D. Driscoll, S. Fortin, M Gorman, J. Gaffney, E. Leu. Iii. ii-' 4. Xin' INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB First row: M. Polacsek, president, I. DelVecchio, M. Henschen, J Carusone, vice president, F, Cohen, rec. secretary, J. Davidson treasurer: S. Flanagan, corresponding sec., W. Oymo, A. Rabe, J Ribley, C. Lavine, Mr. Murray, advisor. Second row: A, Hintze, D Walker, M. Gorman, G. Blair, R. Biggie, C. Mondon, S. Tethers, J Heisler, C. Whitford, K. O'Connell, L. Lasselle. Third row: A. Kaye S. Howard, K. Tobier, L. Goldstein, J. Pasek, P. Pennell, S. Tarantino J. Rosser, D. Howard, D, Driscoll, N. Normandeau. Fourth row: A Barnes, C. Lamphron, G. Southern, K. VanDerwerker, J. Tyler, D Moncsko, M. Johnston, J. Rockwell, C. Thelen, T. Van Rensselaer Fifth row: T. L'Hommedieu, J. Dobietys, J. Palmetto, I. Smith, L. Cole, M. Chiperno, G. Henning, S. Boyle, B. DeIVecchio, G. DeSorbe, M. Sexton. Sixth row: L. Martin, N. Stevens, L. Stiles, C. Bonner, S. Fortin, A. Figelman, S. Dillabaugh, J. Nichols, J. Moldes, M. Schmidt, A. Knox. The 80 members of IRC have tried to promote better understanding of foreign countries. Anne Van Rensselaer and Jim O'Connor have helped with infor- mation about their summer in Finland and Switzer- land, and Wenche has brought the group close to her home in Norway. In the fall a Skidmore student dem- onstrated for the club a tea as it is held in her native Japan. The club donated money for CARE and Hungarian Relief and sponsored its annual carnival for AFS. 70 1 f I 74: we PHOTO CLUB - Seated: T. Hubbard, vice president, H, Kaufman, president, B. Susman, secretary. Standing: R. Peck, J. Lundgren, A, Chatham, W. Bokus, S, Lebowich, B. Pinsley, J. Sullivan, J. Peck, Mr. VanAller, advisor. The primary aim of the club is ser- vice. Through its meetings and special classes of instruction, its members learn the fundamentals of photography and are taught how to operate the J' various cameras and projectors. Then they use this knowledge to perform 'di services in the school and city. The photo staff of both school publications are Photo Club members. Occasionally local public groups request members to operate proiectors, and thus give experience and opportunity to promote good will between school and com- munity. :Min Wi '65 f i Qgfvf Wgxi Q Q, in Q 1' X O A H M, ,-- f ' I V Mein ' ' W' ' . I ' 6 aw M' '.f 6 b 6 4 'fill 1 I Ii ji ,.,, ,Qi 1? ,. Wk' 95i4ftZ', n 3 f 1?-G i YW' We my ' SKl CLUB - First row: S. Flanagan, J. Rosser, J. Arnold, S. Tarantino, A. Kaye, J. Desidoro. Second row: L. Taylor, secretary-treasurer, F. Johnson, J. Rockwell, M. Simpson, T. L'Hommedieu, S. Rockwell. Third row: W. Oymo, vice president, M. Riley, G. Fina, J. Perry, C. Mondon. Standing: Mr. Enzinna, advisor, P. Tarantino, R. Livingston, D. Toussaint, J. Ribley, S. Reeves, Not in picture: E. Kmen, president. Oh, my ankle! isafrequent exclamation from QFSSS Park from lZZY TUFS, One Of 56f6l0Q'3'S Ski Club members. They have met on Friday finest skiers. Even these newcomers were soon afternoons in 2l2 to plan their weekend ventures shussing down slopes in fine fashion. Next year at Alpine. Beginners have taken lessons in Con- the club hopes to try slopes farther away. KEY CLUB - Seated: D. Connors, A. Famiano, G. Weinberg, Mr. Enzinna, advisor, R. Mangini, vice president, D. Goodwin, president, H. Millman, treasurer, A. Wilbur, R. Reed, R. Kimble. Standing: I A Mr. Sutton, assistant chairman and Dr. Glassman, chairman for Kiwanis, J. Campilango, secretary. Key Club is an inter- national organization for boys in high school, spon- sored by the Kiwanis Club and having the same goals as the parent club, service to the school and commun- ity. This year, along with several dinners and trips, the group has fulfilled its purpose in its benefit dance for the Hungarian refugees, which raised al- most STOO, and its cam- paign to promote iuvenile decency instead of iuvenile delinquency. 72 we . of I, V 'U' SWING CHOIR - Mr. Fleming, advisor. First row: G. Pina, D. Walker, J. Bala, J. Davidson, secretary- treasurerp M. Henschen, S. Reeves, president, K. VanDerwerker. Second row: J. Gaffney, A. Wilbur R. White, vice president, M. E. Patterson, K. Sullivan, J. Desidoro, S. Dillabaugh. Swing Choir, organized two years ago under the direction of Miss Lenore Mooney, has carried on its purpose to provide a chance for students to get together, sing popular music, and have fun. This year under its new director, Mr. Flem- ing, voice tests were required, and twenty candidates became members, meeting on alter- nate Tuesday evenings, to sing to their hearts' content. LIBRARY CLUB - Around table: M. Lloyd, V. Weaver, A. Barnes, G. Braim, C. Lamphron, H. Weirman, C. Eggleston, G. Blair, E. Deuel, president. Back row: C. McNutt,' secretary, M. Livingston, vice presi- dent, M. E. Patterson, C. Wimet, Miss Collins, advisor. The Library Club is made up of girls chosen from the iunior and senior classes. These girls are given an opportunity to learn library techniques and to act in an advisory capacity during their free periods. The club also functions as a social organiza- tion, with noon-hour meetings preparation of book displays and holiday decorations, and partie: and dinners. Books mean more to the members because of the club, both for themselves anc tor the other students witl whom they share their apprecia tion.. 'ba BAND - Clarinets: J. L'Hommedieu, S. Thomas, D. Walker, M. Polacsek, B. Col- lins, J. Carusone, A. Kaye, C. Bonner, W. Northrup, D. Dehn, A. O'Connor, S. Tarantino. Flutes: S. Reeves, L. Markley, T. L'Hommedieu. Oboe: S. Rockwell. Clarinets: C. Lavine, K. Brown. Saxo- phones: B. Weirman, D, lsolda. Trom- bones: J. McCarty, C. Stimmel, P. Parrino. Percussion: P. Stimmel, R. Rose, J. Ribley. Baritone: C. Lundgren. Basses: A. Wilbur, O. Johnston. Bass vlol: W. Hudson, French horns: R. Markley, C. Strock, J. Gattney, J. Rosser. Trumpets. A. Chatham, J. Caru- sone, R. Priest, D. Nelson, B. Tibbetts, N. Thorn. Director, Mr. Meade. he wr i , ,. . , , .. . .- at - ORCHESTRA - First row: C. Stimmel, G. Armstrong, K. Graul, J. Rosser, J. Davidson, J. Graul, W. Chu, R. Markley. Second row: C. Hamilton, L. Markley, S. Reeves, S. Rockwell, P. Burnett, E. LaMothe, G. Fina, J. Ribley, Third row: W. Hudson, W. Northrup, M. Polacsek, S. Thomas, B. Weirman, B. Ketchum, J. Youtsler, M. Rowland, G. Southern, J. Desidoro, D. Handy, E, Smith. Fourth row: J. Gaffney, B. Tibbetts, D. Nelson, N. Thorn, J. McCarty, P. Stimmel, Mr. Meade, director. I 2 3 1 7? .-an-.ff..-.n......,...,.. 3 Q i sf f Q 1 f ' nn 1. ....-... --wfffff-W .g ' 1' CHORUS - First row: J. Priest, L. Duffy, K. Van Derwerker, J. Desidoro, D. Driscoll, M. Gailor, C Adinolfi, L. Clark, S. Natale, C. Chamberlin, C, Rumpf, V. Matters. Second row: D. Kirby, J, Arnold K. Van Derwerker, C. Stanford, A. Green, G. Wighton, V. Barrett, D. Smero, secretary, L, Taylor, N. Bapp, P. Burnett. Third row: L. Desidoro, R. Driscoll, i. Dingman, E. Gukemus, D. Howard, L. Markley, M Royer, D. Bracken, D. Phillips, J. Peck, J. Rosser, S. Tarantino, Fourth row: J. Callahan, R. Cherry, A Chatham, L. Varley, N. Smith, T. Lundgren, W. Stevens, H. Thorpe, D. Peck, R. T. Jones, W. Cherry president, J. Kostka, R. Steigerwald, J. McAllister, R. Conners, W. Preece. 1 Plays are an important aspect in our school calendar of activities. The student body and community look forward to the various productions. The Christmas, Historical, and Easter plays are all written and directed by Mr, MacGregor. Students from all classes in high school and often from grade schools comprise the casts. These presentations generally consist of a dramatic situation based on the holiday to be celebrated and a colorful, impressive pageant. Mrs. Mary Richardson, who occasionally participates in Spa Theater productions, plans and supplies the costumes, and expertly applies make-up. Home Eco- nomics classes are called on when there are variations in interior decorating, while Art Class members assist in design- ing and painting sets. The hard-working stage crew not only builds the realistic settings, but manages all lighting and scene shifts during productions. Truly our plays represent cooperative effort. I cfs Amd! Mr Mac directs a rehearsal STAGE CREW Reading clockwise J Sul ivan A Sass: C Snag R Livingston E LaMothe Mr. MacGregor, E, Leu Kneeling: S. Lebowich, !f 2 I aide I Mrs. Richardson applies Audrey's make-up. Carl Strock, Linda Laselle, and Mildred Sex- ton in a dramatic moment in the Christmas play, Others in the Cast of The Heart Has Many Rooms included J. Hunter, A. Hintz, J, Delmore, S. Glassman, and L. Ford. Marcia Polacsek, Mike Fink- lestein, and Karen Tobier go through a line rehearsal for the Historical play. Other members of the cast are N. Sklute, C. Lavine, J. Carusone. The high point in the cal play. a'X, .fl an pageant of the 1956 Histori- N -?f+aS6' i ,, 34-qw li P rw. A. .h,-icq., ,gr x 4 eh..-Sf ff -..M 5' Q MM' ' ' .. qu .v W 'Q y 1 f 'if 51131 K P :e,,g', , 'jk wwf Muff SWK In ,ek , 1 .2 an '61 it . 2 vp., '1 J-f 1 :J 'Ml Af ff , . W, -id . 'ia Q , , Wihvkf' 3' ' ,M-' Hu as-.N 5 U:-3' Jz' 1 ,I V I0 in 0 FOOTBALL 1956 - First row: M. Smith, E. Gaba, T. Rouse, R. Harrington, B. Haswell, L. Porter, L. Nicholls, J. Allen. Second row: R. T. Jones, assistant manager, R. Bostick, R. Roods, M. McTygue, C. Chubb, H. Bull, T. Porter, J. Traver, J. Parish, V. Ellis, J. Burdick, assistant manager, Third row: Coach L'Hommedieu, line coach, C. Sullivan, J. Kutcher, G. Cole, J. Maier, J. Carusone, R. Hoffman, L. Kirk, R. Smero, L. Staulters, Coach Tibbetts, head coach, C, Meade, assistant manager. Fourth row: R. Mangini, head manager, H, Kaufman, C. Dean, R. A. Jones, R. Livingston, J. Rogers, C. White, J. O'Connor, H. Brown, G. Sawyer, .-Q' ex RECORD ' ' Q SHS Opponents ' , 1 ...I Ti V . 7 'Plattsburg . A: I , ,. d ' O GloversviIIe 'Q I r 27 'Mechanicville 5 V' '- 20 Delmar , . . 6 'Johnstown .. 7 Scotia . . O Draper Q -fag-.g' .. fAway games The boys take a much needed time I rf out during the Scotia home game R B Af ,ww-aw' ug. M14 The SHS forward wall breaks a nice opening for Senior Halfback, John Parish. Johnny scored a T-D on this play during the Scotia home game. John was the leading Streak scorer this year and a definite asset to the squad. Tom Porter l32J, senior fullback, breaks through the Scotia line for a large gain on a muddy field. Ports played last year as a regular and is known for his ability to pick up yardage. Co-Captains, Larry Porter C407 and John Traver C121 confer with the head official before the home Draper game. Larry, a hard driving senior lineman, has been a valuable aid to Coach Tibbetts for his line smashing power. Johnny, a quick-thinking and shitty, senior quarter- back, has been valuable to the Streaks because of his excellent timing and speed. asia de WRESTLING TEAM - Kneeling: T. Burke, J. Parham. Seated: P, Harris, L. Porter, S. Aronson, R. Jones, H. Bull, J. Parish. Standing: H. Parish, J. Counavelis, manager, C. Mead, R. Livingston, R. Hoffman, J. O'Connor, S, Krawiec, Coach Ken L'Hommedieu. Harold Bull looks ready as he starts the first period of his match with a Mount Pleasant grappler. Bully is an agile wrestler and one of the two undefeated members of the Streak squad this year. Sam Aronson takes his man down during the Mount Pleasant home match. Sam, a senior, has won his last 20 straight matches, and is undefeated this year in his weight class. fx E al eff-A' Ffa, .4 f. 3553 , -we 4, .,,r:..f- 2-J . J- -f 70: VARSITY BASKETBALL 1956 57 First row: J. Traver, co-captain, Coach Bill Dalrymple, G. Ellsworth, c captain Se ond row W Cherry, M, Smith, V. Ellis, J. Kiley, T. O'Brien, W. Britten. Third row: J, Willink manager S Riley R Bostick, J. Brown, G. Dybowski, C. Chubb, R. Harrington, manager. SCORES Streaks Opponents 91 Ballston 74 St. Peters 49 Canton, Ohio 62 Burlington, Vt. 106 Mechanicville 71 Scotia 68 Glens Falls , 71 Draper ,.... 55 Ballston . .. 43 Glens Falls 80 Johnstown 71 Gloversville 69 Mechanicville , Scotia , Johnstown St Peters Draper Gloversville . .. 55 44 82 .. 65 . 48 , 69 56 - ..... 62 43 5.46 45 67 46 . 71 lNot yet playedt The Streaks have captured the Western B title As this book goes to press there is one more league game before the sectionals We are confident that the team will represent us well. Jerry Ellsworth C11l goes up for an easy shot in the Scotia home game, Jerry, a senior, has aided the Blue Bucketeers with his deadly hook shot and spar- kling pivot play. I Ron Bostick C207 lets go with his accurate one handed lump shot. Ronnie, a regular, is an all rebounder and a dead-eye any- where on the court. John Traver Cdl, a senior, drives in to cut the strings for two P points in the Draper home game. John is an agile ball handler J' and possesses a deadly iump shot which netted him 47 points in the Mechanicville home game, to set a new school record. A Tinker Cherry lI4l leaps high during the home Mechanicville game to sink a difficult shot. Tink is a handy rebounder and an excellent ball handler. Clayton Chubb C55D, a favorite of all Streak fans, is seen under the basket for a rebound. Chubby, a senior, is known for his spirit and tricky hook shot. 85 Ae 934100, BASEBALL 1956 - First row: B. Burger, D. Handy, J. Burton, J. McCarty, J. Parish, B. Hellwig, W. Britten, W. Cherry, J. Petralia, W. McCarty, J. Brown. Second row: M, Finklestein, manager, J. Willink, manager, C. Dehn, J. Traver, S. Riley, J. Ellsworth, J. Bostick, captain, R. Lindahl, D. Young, S. Smith, Coach B. Fasulo, S. Krawiec, manager. The Blue Streaks of the Diamond get an early start on the season. We see them limbering up at Globerson's Corners due to muddy conditions at the Rec. This practice paid off. The Streaks won the Western B League Championship, but were beaten by Lansingburg by only one run for the Eastern B Conference crown. SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS 'SHS SHS SCORES 6 Scotia 5 Ballston 2 Delmar 0 Scotia .. .. O Mechanicville 7 St. Peters 5 Draper 2 Delmar 3 Ballston 9 Draper 7 Mechanicville 21 St, Peters 8 Mechanicville 2 Lansingburg Won-'lO Lost-4 'At Scotia Eastern Conference title game. I I John Bostick frightj makes an easy out during the Scotia away game, John, a senior, was a regular on the squad and valuable as a pitcher and at second base. Johnny's big bat netted him a tremendous average of .500. All Dave Handy slides into third base to create a threat during the Draper away game. Dave, a senior this year, was an asset to Coach Fasulo out in center field as well as at the plate. I I Bill McCarty, a senior last year, slides safely into home plate as the result of a wild throw on the part of the opposing baseman. av t i 54- Jerry Ellsworth 1425, senior this year, covers first base as John Bostick l2Oi delivers the pitch during the home Delmar game. Jerry is a heavy hitter and an efficient baseman. 74ebzac6ZeammaweZZ, 676 , BOYS VARSITY CLUB - First row: J, Parish, P. Harris, R. Mangini, T. Porter, R. Green, J. D'Andrea, vice president, H. Bull, president, J. Bostick, secretary-treasurer, J. Traver, G. Ellsworth, J. Willink, Coach Tibbetts. Second row: C. Chubb, J. Counavelis, D. Handy, C. White, J. O'Connor, R. Carter, B. Hellwig, D. Conners, l.. Kirk. Third row: C. Mead, R. Bosticlc, W. Britten, J. Brown, W. Cherry, S. Aronson, L, Porter, R. Jones. GIRLS SPORTS CLUB - On floor: C. Hinderland, sophomore rep., P. McDowell, freshman rep. First row: D. Roods, H. Weirman, M. Riley, E. Hughes, K. Kondenar, M. Goodhart, J. Ribley, president, P. Donahue, secretary-treasurer, B. Tibbetts, vice president, M. Patterson, A. O'Connor, B. Weirman, A. Rabe. Second row: D. Doney, J. McAllister, I. DelVecchio, C. Mondon, D. Walker, M. Henschen, P. Sabino, B. Ribley, G. Blair, R. Biggie, S. Rockwell, S. Reeves. Third row: B. DelVecchio, J. Rockwell, L. Furlong, G. DeSorbe, E. Furlong, F. Demetras, M. Foy, D. Bradley, K. Tyger, A. Hintze. if , .M gcizkgala Get il, Jeanie l These girls worked hard after school at the Rec. They had no outside games, but ihey had plenty of fun. if--' .sy is-Q if rf M. vm- gf wr HOCKEY TEAM First row: B. Collins, M. Goodhart, J. Ribley, E. Hughes, A. Rabe, E. Kmen, M. Riley. Second row: B. Ribley, G. Blair, B. Tibbetts, J. Desidoro, R. Biggie, Henschen. 9, , :NX-X, IL -XX, 4 Jvqy- N I , 1 'W' ft' jf - 1. ' FCS 1 f f . k 'Ps ' Plug ft! T . 3 Ifv. , ' , ,' A - 5 in -S' 31, m rg ,. 1 . X W arg v 42. , r ' 1 .eww Q 704m SENIOR and JUNIOR BASKETBALL First row: B. Ribley, T. Schneider, M. Henschen, E, Hughes, A. Rabe, M. Murray. Second row: J. Ribley, E. Krnen, G. Blair, M. Donahue, S. Reeves. M. Goodhart, B. Tibbehs, F. Devnefras. Jump way up! SOPHOMORE and FRESHMAN BASKETBALL First row: M. Simpson, D. Bradley, E. Furlong, P McDowell, L. Furlong. Second row: K. Hinderland J, Rockwell, C. Arnold, F. Johnson, P. Cooper, E Gluckemus, M, Gustavson, V. Chase. Third row: T L'Hommedieu, D. Phillips, G. DeSorbe, J. Jones, P Dorsey, A. Green. 8 gi I if 1 I , e 2 gi 4 ' 'F w .5 Y 9 7' . C ?j ? vvw? G . .. is 15- E 1 Nkvhn K V f v Jr Q1 Q ', ' O'-U i 'gg,. CHEERLEADERS Clockwise, starring left: B, Hutchins, S. Rockwell, L. Gordon L. Stiles, S. Dewey, T. Mattrazzo, S. Gibney, S. Russell, Tibbetts, B. Collins, S. Misurelli, M. Murray. These are the girls who lead The school in supporting the teams. They lend moral support to the boys to spur them on to one victory after another. 'Sk- .....,,. MAJORETTES: S. Gibney, R. Reilly, D. Roods, K. Graul. itbfcmta , DANCING is one of the most popular activities in SHS. The suc- cess of the dances this year is proof of that. Each class and most of the organizations put on dances, and the profits are added to their treasuries. Some groups save money by using the luke box for music. Others hire local disc jockeys to spin records, at times SHS boys have taken over the iob. Refresh- ments usually go with admission, but for extra special eats, there's a chance for a little more profit. For those who eat in the cafeteria, there is noon hour dancing on Fridays. ln the fall the eighth graders were taught to dance at noon in the armory. The girls square dance in gym classes, while the boys Cwith a few girls to help? had a chance to learn the waltz and fox trot. Everyone is looking forward to next year when there will be dancing in the new gym to any music we want, piped in. 34 J , 3,6 N giw Q Nfg 5 ai' Q, ,L :W 41 1: 4. Q 5 :Yi ' M ' . 5 -w f+ sis, 'f?1 Lzf , ' 'F fu G . .fflsfx-4? 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Suki LafnN'xf' ' 'Tv' - s Q , . ct- 1 Compllmen+s of SARATOGA CCAL AND OIL CO Your Comfor+ Is Our Business CHURCH STREET TELEPHONE 223 Sarah Russell Jlm Pefralla and Punky McAllls1'er discover 'l'ha+ fhe fops un sweafers are found a+ Sfarbuck s Compllmenfs STARBUCK S C II s II iv, 5. of I ComplImen+s ComPl'me l'5 PITNEY S DAIRY COAL QUSL C0 ROSE FERRARA BEAUTY SHOP 80 Ash S+ree+ ComplImen+s of FUSCO S RESTAURANT V H B SETTLE ComplImen'rs FRANK S Chas H Hu'rchIns Prop COIFFURE PHOTO FINISHING I FIGELMAN '5 Ph'la Sheel AND COLOR SERVICES AND SQN W Com plImen+s + Cl f 57 PRESCOTT MILLMAN AND HALL PA'NT C0 PaIn+s Va rnIshes Wallpaper Glass E+c 27 CAROLINE PHONE 69 of of I I l Mr. an Aller calmly replaces a flash bulb as fhe resf of +he Phofo Club enioys fheir annual Chrisfmas pariy. I 0 0 ' ' g of l-3 Phila S+., Phone 2I Besf ishes 'lo ' he ass o I9 of E Ios Besi Wlshes KWEYS ELLSWORTH BROTHERS SPORTING GOODS Ice Cream Frozen Desser+s Sherbefs Bro dwa aI Gr ve SI' a y o I20 Dlvlslon Sfreei' SARATOGA SPRINGS NEW YORK PHONE 2399 Phone I864 Thus crowd of Sfreak rooiers had Io go away unhappy be cause Ihe boys In blue dropped Ihls game fo Draper Besf Wshes Io Ihe Class I NEW STAR LAUNDRY Phone 797 LOU S LUNCHEONETTE TASTY SANDWICHES DELICIOUS WAFFLES WHEAT CAKES PHONE 3I75 459 Broadway OPEN 300 AM Comphmenfs of Ihe SARATOGA SPRINGS Besf Wishes 'Io Ihe Class of 57 TEACHERS ENDICOTT JOHNSON ASSOCIATION GLOBE SUPPLY Sporhng Goods Fnshlng Tackle Hobby Supplues 449 BROADWAY See and Dnve +he I957 Buick Four Greai' Serles Special Ceniury Super and Roadmasfer CAL S GARAGE Your BUICK Dealer Phone I8I2 Lake ai Henry Sireei' HELPRIN BROTHERS PHARMACY Percy Helpnn Irving Helprm Pharmaclsis Broadway Phone 308 SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y -E g, le M lower , r. j g' gf-, P, E ' - THE COFFEE BAR 'T T Oils If P' 'LT E , Grand Umon 79055.-TT -80B ' T'-T' '-- -1 Shoppmg Cenier WE TELEGRAPH FLOWERS ANYWHERE WM J BURKE 8: SONS Funeral Dlrecfors HAMES Compllmenfs of CLEANERS WORDEN AND DYERS N Compllmenfs of BIGSBEE MOTORS INCORPORATED Compllmenfs of MAC FINN DRUG STORE SARATOGA MEN'S SHOP GPH' Hems Luggage Clofhing Formal Wear PHONE I375 Complimenis of FREEMAN 81 SHEA COMPANY .I ' a , 5 5 . 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If-1 ' O ' g 'fbi 58 I78 I eekman Sfreef Complimenis of Compllmenfs o SPINNY S NEWSROOM STANDARD FURNITURE STORES Sfores of Cheerful Servlce Connfh Sarafoga ualrly Manor In Schuylerville Here 'Ihe mdusfruous members of Arf Club buslly prepare Chrlsfmas decorahons Compllmenfs of VAN fhe Shoe Man Besf Wishes fo fhe Class of I957 BRUNNER S BOOKSTORE G F BLACKMER 81 SON INC Commercial Sfahoners Office Equlpmenf Wholesale Paper Proclucfs SARATOGA SPRINGS NY Compllmenfs of JUNE CLEANERS I Hour Service Grand Unlon Shopping Cenfer MILDRED ELLEY SECRETARIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS 227 229 Qual SI-reef Albany 3 NY SEND FOR CATALOG Compllmenfs of THOMAS OIL CO Congress Avenue PHONE 337 Besf Wishes fo fhe Class of I957 SARATOGA BUS SERVICE I06 RIP VAN DAM COFFEE SHOP Open 24 Hours a Day JOSEPH MANILLA, Hosf PENNELL'S Ifalian and American Food 284 Jefferson Sfreef PHONE 379 N Records Phofography an Frnendsh p Rlngs SARATOGA APPLIANCE Complnmenfs of PALACE RECREATION Bllllards Mr Meade leads 'Ihe orcI1esI'ra as I'I1e s'I'uden'I' body slngs Chrlsimas carols SPORTLAND SCHRADE S FLOWERS A Always Lovely Theres only UNE S Congrafulahons Begi- Wlsheg ARA +0 'flle 'Io +I1e Class of I957 Graduaies of 57 Phofographer 'For I'I1e 57 Recorder JOSEPH DEUELS STUDIO 360 Broadway Sarafoga Springs. N.Y. PHONE 8I2 y . J M .K d . i . I. 1 - Bowling I I ' I ll ll I Very Besl' Wrshes From MOTHER GOLDSMITH S RESTAURANT Flne Food and CourI'eous Service 43 PHILA STREET PHONE 3052 Our Complmenfs fo Besf Wishes I957 Graduales TRACY S Io 'Ihe Class of 57 BARDINO FOOD MARKET WINCLIFF HousE 0'L CO 'NC 20 Phnla Sfreef Esso Heal Groceries DISTINCTIVE sPoRTswEAR ' Congfess Sffeef PHONE I38 Meais Frozen Foods Sarafoga s F nes+ G 8: G RESTAURANT Congemal Almosphere Compllmenfs of JIMMY S BARBER SHOP 360 Broad ay Helen Carol Elouse and Dors will be remembered for Ihelr work In malr ng Ioys for +he poor children Congra+uIahons Io Ihe Class of 57 SARATOGA SPRINGS POLICE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION l T ' i 445 Broadway Phone I94I W I I . I E E . I ' . I08 PREVENT FIRE' Local 343 A SARATOGA SPRINGS FIRE DEPT CompImen+s of GEORGE SEROTTA xv TIN x'iUg?4'l CompI menfs of SARATOGA DRY CLEANERS 64 Hugh Rock Avenue NICHOLS GARAGE Mu+cheII Place LEE TIRES General Repairs Phone I024 Compllmenis of PH SIEGEL FURNITURE STORE INC Bes+ Wushes 'ro fhe Class of 57 CUDNEY S LAUNDROMAT Compl menfs f SPERRY S Smiling Ed s CompIlmen+s f CLAIR S Groceries Meais Hardware and Pa 50 Easf Avenue PHONE 3450 Compllmenis of De GREGORY S RESTAURANT Vmce De Gregory Jr Compllmenfs of G F HARVEY COMPANY STEINER S Wallpaper Paln'I' Toys Arhsi' Supplies 435 Broadway Phone 2Il6 Sara+oga Spr ngs NY BRADLEY S SERVICE STATION Ballsion Avenue Vlnce Bradley 32 Mgr Compllmenis A FRIEND Congralulahons From FRED H WEBEL Draperies FENNELL S NEWSROOM Sheei' Muslc Renfal Library Shop Us Furs? for Sporfswear and Bafh ng Sunfs of Famous Brands BARGAIN STORE Success +o Ihe Graduales From D A MANSFIELD Wallpaper and Pa nI's 489 Broadway Phone 5I Complmenfs of KARK and TUNISON Funeral Home T J GRIPPIN Fam ly Grocer PHONE FOR FOOD Ca 7I7 47 49 Caroline Slreel STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Kennefh L Hommedleu Agenf Greenfeld Cenfer NY Phone 7778 HYGRADE MARKET JOHNSON BROS Cholce Meals Frosfed Foods Corner of Maple Avenue and Carol ne SI'ree'I VANITY FAIR BEAUTY SALON Rose A Draves Prop 8 Caroline Sfreei' Sarafoga Spr ngs NY PHONE 4I8 Good Luck Gracluafes THE FASHION SHOP of , II6 , NEW YORK Inferior Decorafing I i CO. II R IC E CREAM NOW Speclal Par+y I+ems Made +o Order 'For Banque+s Parhes EIC Dependable Insurance aI' All Times SARATOGA SPRINGS ASSOCIATION OF INSURANCE AGENTS CIemen+s Agenfs Inc Lewls M French Har+weII and Shackelford Van Voasi' and Leonard J E Roohan Inc WlIIlam H Su'Hon Sr Spa Insurance Agency 9 O Burdick, Lawrence, and Monscko A. J. Pierce 8: Co. ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE Guldance-Balanced Tralnmg Achvlhes PIacemenI' In Key Poslhons In Business PROFESSIONAL AND GOVERNMENT OFFICES I26 I34 Washmgfon Ave Albany 6 NY STATE REGISTERED VETERAN APPROVED MENGES 8: CURTIS George Bonner Prop Pharmaclsf The Old Sfore 3 Broadway af Lake Phone Sarafoga Sprmgs NY Compllmenfs of BUSSING SAM S MARKET FUNERAL HOME I0 Warren Shed I30 Crrcular Sfreei PHONE I07 Donald H Peppers TURKEY FARM Phone I200 J Remember when fhe brology gang operafed on some poor III frogs? Ugh' Compllmenis f WILLIAM J DAVIS Grocery Sfore 223 Lake Avenue HILLEBOE MOTORS INC Lmcoln Mercury Soufh Broadway Saraioga Sprmgs NY Phone 20I4 CompIlmen'I's of HAZARD S PARAMOUNT PETE S Radios Records Televnslon Nexf Io Ihe CONGRESS THEATRE Resfaurani' and Lobsfer House Phone 3434 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 57 - ' ,I I , , . 4 ' I I l ? ' o F. , Y' 1 , ig ing I - - I I I - CONGRATULATIONS Compllmenis of KEARNEY and All Good Wlshes 'l'o 'Phe SCHWEITZER INC Class of 57 Wholesale Plumblng and Heahng Supplies 74 73 Wf'5l 9l0 5+ 492 Broadway Phone Johnny Pansh scampers over for a T D af a Johnsiown mgh'l' game Sfrealrs losi Compllmenfs of WILLIAM MORAN Realfor Compllmenfs of GROCERY 2I Jumel Place MEATS GROCERIES Compllmen+s of on Your Radlo Dual BROOKSIDE W S P N DAIRY Bll:FER S GROCERY ll8 Beelcman Sfreei' Burds Eye Fros+ed Foods PHONE I329 Compllmen+s of SAUNDERS VAN SERVICE INC 4 Hamll+on Phone I95 BEST WISHES fo fhe Class of 57 ECONOMY DEPT STORE 5l4 Broadway PHONE 29I0 - ' - 47 KEARNEY's HILL 900 - E. H. HOLLAND Prlnhng Corona Typewnfers Office SuppIles S+ahonery PHONE I326 Compllmenfs of A FRIEND HICKEY S Comphmenfs of N SERVICE STATIO 3I Lake Avenue CompIlmen'Is of CAMPUS YARN SHOP Men and Boys Who Care Purchase Thenr CIo'I'hes and Shoes VARIETY STORE 425 Broadway Sarafoga Sprmgs NY Sales Servnce HICKS RADIO Tel 2620 70 Mlfchel I S Compllmenfs of A K RAPELJE Your Valspar Dealer 45 Caroline Sfreef Sarafoga Sprmgs NY Compllmenfs of FALLICK S BAKERY EAST SIDE PHARMACY Harold Kaye Alym Kaye 44 Saraiogas Modern Pharmacy WHERE NELSON CROSSES LAKE PHONE 2349 II4 I I af Mo'I'oroIa - Zenifh HENRY C. FOOTE . ' 'I'. ' I , . PALMETTO FRUIT CO INC 40-42 Phila Sfreel Sarafoga Sprmgs NY PHONE I642 - 64 Compllmenls of SIMONE S FUNERAL HOME 3 Franlclm Square PEPPER S POULTRY MARKET Fresh Dressed Poullry 50 Bryanl Slreel' PHONE 508 Congralulahons 'l'o lhe Class of 957 ADELPHI HOTEL Bes+ Wishes 'lo Graduales of lhe Class of 57 NOONANS WEST SIDI: BUILDING SUPPLY MILLARD COAL CO INC Aulomahc Heal' Headquarlers Excelsior Avenue PHONE 648 Complnmenls of MR AND MRS A WALTER WARD Lubrlcahon Washlng Ba'H'erles Gas SINCLAIR OIL E C Proper and Ralph W Perry J N McCar'I'y Props 348 Broadway Phone 394 Broadway and W Curcular Saraloga Sprmgs NY Saraloga Spr ngs NY Complnmenfs of WILLIAMS CHEVROLET INC Soulh Broadway Phone 3220 Sarafoga Sprmgs NY E B Taylor ALPINE SPORT SHOP 60 Courl' Sfreel' SPO RTSWEAR The memory of Thus Tragedy wnll lways be wrlh us as one of ihe worsl' rn Saraloga s huslory Comphmenis of R W OUINN 5 AuI'honzecI Wulson and Rawlmg Dealer COIONIGI Tavern A Complefe Lme of Spor+s Equlpmeni' LAKE AVENUE PHONE I5I8 JIM AND NICKS TAX and GARAGE Hour Service Phone 909 Besf Washes From THE ASH GROVE Sarafoga s Flnesf Resfaura n'I' Oui' Church Sh-eef Phone I580 Congra'I'uIahons BOYCE AND DRAKE From Plumbing and Heahng SARATOGA SPRINGS 24 Carol-ne Sfree+ Chamber of Commerce S aIo9a SP 95 Phone 430 Compllmenfs of TUTTLE S BAKERY PAUL S EDDY Besi' Wishes +o AII +he Graduafes Jeweler VAN RAALTE COMPANY WATCHES DIAMONDS GIFTS 3I E Van Dam SI' I I 24 ' INN II6 Courlesy of fhe HAVH-AND GAS AND OIL CO INC MOTOR SALES o.s+f.bu+Qrs of TYDOL PRODUCTS Your Sludebaker Heahng OII Gasolme Lubrlcanfs and Paclrard Dealer TIMKEN OIL BURNERS ANTHONY HAYES Coal OII Kerosene Boffled Gas PHONE ll00 JEWEL!! ld Indus, Sang: 5piq,N.V,yl Jnm OConner and Mary Ann MacDonald elecl Mr OBrien Presndenl' of +l'1e Busler Brown Club ERLANGERS MENS AND BOYS STORE an Compllmenls of N ERLANGER S FASHIO STORE 4 I 6 Broadway 462 Broa dway Complnmenfs FIL FINA GARAGE 6 Woodlawn W G SIGSBY PEPPER S MARKET Qualn+y Meals an Groceries Lake Avenue Phone Frosfed Foods A Complele Muslcal Service HICKEY S MUSIC STORE 330 Easf Slale S'I'ree'I ITHACA NEW YORK PHONE 4 IIOI , , . . 9 d of . l cl l73 l24 ' ' Compllmenfs I CAREYS Book and GIH Shop Bes'I' Wnshes Io +I1e Class of 57 JERRY S FRUIT MARKET Compllmenfs of PRICE DAIRY INC Comphmenis of J B WHITE ELMSTROM 8: CLINE REALTORS I 00 Broadway Good Luck Graduaies ASHLEY EQUIPMENT CORP Cohoes New York McLAUGHLIN S LIOUOR STORE I9 Carollne Sfreef Sarafoga Sprmgs NY PHONE 483 Complumenis WILLIAMS 8: FUREY LIQUOR STORE Norfhern New Yorks Smar'I'es+ Package S+ore 34 Dlvlsuon Sf In 'Ihe Worden Sarafoga Sprmgs NY Complamenfs of FREEMAN an SHEA CO is Fufure salesmen learn new meihods Shop ai' GLICKMAN S MENS AND BOYS SHOP or Value and Low Prlces Sarafoga Sprmgs NY C P REEVES 8: SON Aufo Body and Fender Repalrs Radlafors Repalred CUSTOMIZING AND DECHROMING A SPECIALTY For Fme Food s D ANDREA S RESTAURANT Broadway RECORDER BOOSTER CLUB Mr and Mrs W Skudmore Barrett Dr and Mrs R D Bennett Mass Fern Benton and Mrs James Benton and Mrs W B Blrd and Mrs E L Boyle Al Bralm and Mrs Clayton H Brown and Mrs Thomas J Caperonus and Mrs Robert Capes Carroll Amyot and Dollng Kung and Duval Mr and Mrs Henry Kmen Dr and Mrs Fred Krauthelmer LaBeIle and LaBelle and Mrs Phlllp Landry and Mrs Lawrence LaSalle James A Leary Arthur Leonard and Mrs Owen Lewis Stewart Lewis Lynch and Lynch and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Dr and Mrs John Carusone Cline Z Cline Swasey Crocker Lowell R Cumming Charles S Dake John Doyle Spencer B Eddy John A Esposlto Maurlce D Ewung Max Flnklesteln S J Favua Wlll1amL Ford Bernard Frendson Attorney and Mrs WalterA Fullerton Mr Edward Gulhouse Dr and Mrs ArnoIdA Glassman Mr Nathan Goldsmith Mr and Mrs Af3c John F and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs J Grande Greenough Theodore H Grey James T Harrnngton Robert Harrington Alanson F Harris Robert Hayden and Mrs and Mrs ancl Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs S Lester Heldort Wrlllam J Hickey Leo J Hoge Dunham Hunt Vlncent Kelleher Edward J Kelley and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs John W and Mrs M A Magovern Addison Mallery M J McCarthy Frank McGlrr Charles Mlllman Joseph H Mtntzer Wxlluam H Moore Webster Morlata Nichols Charles E O Connor arre S O Connor and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Wllllam OMalley John D Parxsh John K Reeves Robert Rockwell Leo W Roohan John F Rowland Judge and Mrs Richard Sherman Mr and Mrs Frank Simone Attorney and Mrs Muchael Sweeney Sheldon and and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Van Rensselaer Wlllnam T Schrade Roy O Swanner Wllllam Toussannt Newman Walt Jr Charles C Weurman Melvtn I Welskopt Ray Williams John Wlllunk Wrllram Wright Mr. . 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' ' ' We cannoT close Thus 1957 Recorder wlThouT an added word of appreclahon To Those who have been especially helpful In :Ts preparahon Mr SexTon and The TaculTy have been mosT paTuenT when we have needed plcTures Taken and reTaken Joseph Deuel our phoTographer and an alumnus of Thus school has lnTerrupTed has noon hours and his regular schedule To meeT our requesTs and has gnven valuable suggeshons To The sTaff Charles HuTchlns also an alumnus has provnded The Two aenal phoTographs and has subsTuTuTed when Mr Deuel had oTher appolnTmenTs Thelr generous supporT made IT possible To keep The prnce of The yearbook wrThln reach of prachcally all sTudenTs All These we TrusT Null share vvuTh us The prnde we feel In our Recorder our school and our cuTy and communuTy The adverTisers and members of The BoosTer Club have, by 'fx ' is V , ' I if wwtfw 1 5 h- ABQ --2 A-. T - ' ,'iwyg3,. F in . 'i '15 V mimi? . . f ' U: ' :f . 1, 'ff'-F ' v B' ,M 'Q rf' 6 l m, ' Q. 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