Schalmont High School - Le Sabre Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1958 volume:

“ WHEN ONE DOOR CLOSES, ANOTHER OPENS.” “DON QUIXOTE” BY DUMAS O a O ma O n FOREWORD TITLE PAGE TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION SENIORS CLASSES ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS ADVERTISERS We, the members of the Senior Class of nineteen hundred fifty-eight, feel grateful and privileged to have the honor of being the first candidates for Graduation from Schalmont High School. In an effort to show our appreciation, we would like to dedicate its first yearbook, SABRETTE, to everyone who has helped make our beautiful school become a reality. We dedicate it to YOU: the administration who has endured the headaches and heartaches of organizing our school system, our Principal and friend, Mr. Brown, who has hoped, planned, and worked so long and earnestly for a centralized school district. the members of the faculty who have guided us so patiently through our studies during this school year, and in many cases, during previous years. all of the area taxpayers, upon whom rests the responsibility of financing our school, the architects, construction companies, and workers who did such a fine job. And last, but certainly by far not least, our wonderful parents who have valued education so dearly that they have sacrificed that we might have a better future. £ cAjiX X} ADMINISTRATION To the Seniors of 58 You have had a golden opportunity this year. To you has been granted the privilege of establishing Tradition. You, the first graduates of Schalmont High School, furnished the Leadership in the many Student Activities which have been inaugurated this year. The results of your efforts will be noted through the coming years. The success of our Student Council and our Service Squad is your success. The establishment of this Yearbook in the face of severe discouragement is your Triumph. You have served your school well in its infancy. May your life be one of continuing Service to others. BOARD OF EDUCATION First row, left to right: Mrs. Watrous, Mr. Ettore, Mr. Hoffman, Mrs. Douglass. Sec- ond row: Mr. Newberry, Mr. Keith. Miss- ing from picture: Mr. Shaw. ADMINISTRATIVE APPRENTICE MR. SPATARO VICE PRINCIPAL MR. SHAFER DISTRICT OFFICIALS MR. O'NEIL - Sup. Prin. of Sehalmont MRS. MOSKAL - Reading Instructor MR. O'DONNEL - Prin. of Pine Grove MR. PROVOST - Prin. of Jefferson MR. TESTO - Prin. of Woestina and Henry J. Ellers Missing from picture - Mr. Brown. Left to right; MISS WAGNER I. LIVINGSTON C. SUTTON Miss Wagner currently counsels students in grades 8,10 and 12. GUIDANCE COUNSELORS The guidance services at Schalmont High School offer a continuous program to help each student develop his talents fully - both for school and for adult life. Through individual and group counseling, the students are assisted in their orientation to High Scuooi; directed as to proper study habits; guided in the choice of proper High School courses; shown the possibilities for training and work beyond school as well as college choice; and aided with minor social and personal adjustments. To help form a clearer picture of each student, tests are regularly administered. Academic records, voca- tional information, college bulletins and scholarship materials are gathered. Each student stays with the same counselor throughout his High School career; enabling both to develop a further understanding of his progress. Left to right: J. KNEFLEY N. NOXON MR. BLABER Mr. Blaber currently coun- sels students in grades 7, 9 and 11. FACULTY MISS ANN ARMSTRONG Mathematics MR. DONALD TUBBS Industrial Arts MISS MARGUERITE BOURDEAU French and Latin MR. CHILTON MRS. LEAH CAMMER CAMPBELL Music Training, Commercial MR. GEORGE CORRIGAN Biology MR. DENNIS DEMPSTER Mathematics MRS. LAURA FERNANDEZ Spanish and Latin MR. ALBERT SLAWSON Science MR. SHERMAN HUNT Science MISS MARILYN GOODMAN Business and English MRS. BETTY SLAWSON Home Economics MR. ANTHONY SPA TARO English MR. ALBERT IVES Instrumental MRS. BARBARA mcdonough Home Economics MR. EDWIN MARTIN Physical Education MISS GERALDINE CORRIGAN Music VA -xair V- ViaJXCAAj Cu- MR. JOHN O’LEARY English, German MRS. FRANCES LONG Librarian 7 d m MRS. CAROLINE ROBERTS Secretarial Subjects MR. DONALD DEAN Science MISS SELMA WAGENHEIM Spanish MR. RUDOLPH PENZA Citizenship MISS NORA LEE Education BAZAAR Mathematics MR. JOSEPH KEDDELL Industrial ! MR. GERALD COONAN Psychologist Arts MR. WILLIAM LAGASSE Science, Mathematics MRS. BLANCHE MOSES American History MISS A DELE WAGNER Guidance Counselor MR. GEORGE PREHODA English MISS LELA MR. FERRUCCIO VAN SCHA1CK MORANDI MISS MARGARET' MARTIN Speech Therapist X WELBORN English Citizenship Education MR. JOSEPH BLABER Guidance Counselor Left to right: MISS LAMALFA MRS. HANSEN MRS. SELLS OFFICE PERSONNEL SCHOOL NURSE MISS CURRIE with F. WOHLSTEIN Left to right: Mrs. Phillips, Miss Book- hout, Mrs. Kugler, Mrs. Rigney. Absent from picture: Mrs. Schiavo. CAFETERIA PERSONNEL BUS DRIVERS Left: MR. PALLUTI Right: MR. POWERS MATRON Center: MRS. PENDT JANITORS Left to right: F. Wil- cox, Mrs. Youngs, Mrs. Avery, H. Gorman. Second row: R. Benoit, C. Van Volkenberg, R. Coton, H. Gifford. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Left to right: DICK TRIEBEL Parliamentarian CAROLE SUTTON Secretary BILL WADSWORTH President CAROL PLOM1NSKI Treasurer IRA LIVINGSTON Vice President DENTAL HYGIENIST JANITOR Miss Marcia Breakey with student Sally Crawley. Janitor - Mr. F. Zabinski � • - • Jk • • '• 1 � « • — • • «■, •J� • - • ■ .vX •Xv V} ••• LORELEY BORST PATRICIA ALBERT With eyes so bright and dimples deep. Mixed Chorus 1; Girls' Chorus 1,4; Science Club 2; Junior Varsity Cheerleading 1,2, Manager 3; Y- Teens 1,2; Newspaper 3; Yearbook 4. Sweet, quiet, and fem- inine, that’s our gal. French Club 2; Draper Follies 2; GAA 1,2,3; Booster Club 2,3; Y-Teens 2,3, President 4; Year- book 4. Nickname - Lorrie THOMAS BOWE Happy-go-lucky guy. Junior Varsity Basketball 3; Baseball 3; Cross-Country Team 3,4; Varsity Basketball 4. Nickname - Bo-Bo SHARLENE BURKE ' X Silence is worth a thousand words. Glee Club 1; Junior National Honor Society 1, 2; Y-Teens 1, 2. 3; Newspaper 3; Class Treasurer 3; Yearbook 4. Nickname - Sharlene PATRICIA CLANCY Poised, gay and good looking. FAA 2; Y-Teens 3; Class Vice President 4; Student Council Representative 4; Captain Varsity Cheerlead- ing 4. Nickname - Pat ALEXANDER CHAGNON Frenchie keeps the Movie Club going. Art 1; Chorus 2; Movie Club 2, 3. Nickname - Alex SALLY CRAWLEY Her very mild, yet charming, way. Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Y-Teens 2; Draper Follies 2; French Club 2; Historian 3; Yearbook Literary Chairman 4. ALYCE LEE EVANS Life is funny and so is she. Junior National Honor Society 1, Vice President 2; Class Treasurer 2; Girls' Science Club 2; JV Cheer- leading 1,2; Y-Teens 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3; News- paper 2,3; Student Council 3; Spanish Club President 3; Varsity Cheerleading 3; Library Club 3. Nickname - AP Science Club 2; Baseball 2, Varsity Basketball 1,2,3; Library Club 3; Vice Presi- dent Junior Class 3; Year- book 4. Nickname - Dewey” Easily liked; fun to be with. DAVID FRIES No man ever got lost on a straight road. Junior National Honor Society 1, 2; Newspaper Staff 3, Exchange Editor 4; Senior National Honor Society 3,4; Science Club 4; Student Council Alternate 4. Nickname - Dave CHARLES HANSEN Imagination rules the world. Baseball 1, 2; Junior Varsity Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Football 1,4. Nickname - Charlie ELLEN HOEHN Her blushing, bubbling laughter. Y-Teens 2, 3; Yearbook 4; Newspaper 4. Nickname - Ellen JOYCE HERODES Nice to know; friendly smile. Chorus 1,2,3; Yearbook 4. Nickname - Joyce LOIS JOHNSON Versatile and capable, Lois is always busy. Mixed Chorus 1; Girls' Chorus 1,3,4; Junior National Honor Society 1, 2; Student Council 2; Class Secretary 1,2, Vice Presi- dent 3, Treasurer 4; Inter- School Youth Council Rep. 3,4; Y-Teens 1,2, 3.4; Newspaper 1,2, 3, 4; Li- brary Club 3,4; Yearbook Editor 4. Nickname - Cherie I EDWARD KAZLAUSKAS Man of few words; many thoughts. Junior National Honor Society 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3; Science Club 3; Spanish Club 2,3; Class Treasurer 2, Secretary 3; Newspaper Assistant Editor 3; Gen. Secretary of Prom Comm. 3; Senior National Honor Society 3,4. Nickname - Rube GERALD KUGLER Good men must not obey the laws too well. Chorus 1; Yearbook Staff 4; Library Club 4; Social Dance 4; Yearbook Sergeant-at-Arms 4; Service Squad Captain 4. Nickname - Hot Rod” f AGNES LEWIS Her favorite fruit is dates. Home Economics 4; Serv- ice Squad 4; Yearbook 4. Nickname - Agnes” ”2=1 Einstein of the future. ” Chorus 1; Business Manager of Yearbook 4; Vice Presi- dent of Student Council 4; Vice President Senior Na- tional Honor Society 4; Social Dance 4. Nickname - Ike” GARY PHILLIPS A capable leader; a quiet friend. Junior Varsity 1; Junior National Honor Society 1, 2; Science Club 2, 3; Class Secretary 2, Vice President 3, President 4; Student Council 3,4; Senior National Honor Society 3,4. Nickname - Gary GREER ROOD Whatever she gains she will be worthy of. Science Club 2; Y-Teens 2, 3; Library Club 3; Spanish Club Vice President 3; Senior National Honor Society Secretary 3,4; Office Assistant 3; Guidance Assistant 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Service Squad 4. Nickname - Annie ELLEN SCHILLING Full of fun, friendly and dependable. ” Ski-Hi 2; Newspaper Staff 2, 3; Booster Club 2, 3; Year- book 4; Home Economics 4. Nickname - Ellen EDNA SMITH It's nice to be natural and naturally nice. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; Newspaper 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; Class News Reporter 2, Secretary 4; Majorettes 4; Volunteer Secretary 4. Nickname - Edna CAROLE SUTTON To know her is to like her. Frence Club 2; Draper Follies 2; Chorus 1,2,3; Junior Ring Committee 3; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Y-Teens I Secretary 2, Chaplain 3, 4; Student Council Secre- tary 4; Senior National Honor Society 4; Yearbook, Photography Chairman 4. WILLIAM WADSWORTH ” Here mischief lurks in gay disguise. Class President 1, 2, 3; Junior National Honor So- ciety 1, President 2; Boys’ Chorus and Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Student Council Treas- urer 3, President 4; Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Base- ball 1,2, 3,4. Nickname - Bill CHARLES VEDDER Love makes the world go round. Sometimes I get dizzy. Junior Varsity Basketball 1, 2; Science Club 2; Base- ball 2, 3; Library Club 3; Varsity Basketball 3, 4. Nickname - Nooly WILLIAM WILKIE 'T love a life whose plot is simple. Nickname - Bill ALICE DOUGLASS Chorus 1,2,3; Library Club 2; Chess Club 3; Card Flashers 3; Store 3,4; Dramatics 4; Treasurer 4; Yearbook 4. Nickname - Al SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Lois Johnson, Treasurer; Gary Phillips, President; Pat Clancy, Vice President; Edna Smith, Secretary. SENIOR DEAN Dear Members of the Senior Class, I have enjoyed my first year at Schalmont High School for many reasons, one of the most important being my pleasant association with you. As I review this past year, many happy memories come to mind - your capacity for fun, but also for hard work; your willingness to help each other and to work together; your realization that you must plan for the future; your many thoughtful kindnesses to me. Your school is very proud of you; as the first senior class to graduate from the new high school, you have set a fine pattern for future senior classes to follow. For each of you, I wish a life rich in enduring satisfactions. Sincerely yours, SENIOR HONOR STUDENTS VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN Carole Sutton Gary Phillips Sharlene Burke David Fries Ira Livingston .. . I Lois Johnson Greer Rood AS WE WILL IT, SO SHALL IT BE According to tradition, each Senior Class bequeaths to its successors, titles, characteristics, and possessions belonging to fellow classmates. Let us take a last look at these qualities before they are passed on to their proud new owners in the class of 1959. We blow away the dust and open our Treasure Chest of fond memories. Although our more tangible possessions are passed on to the class of '59, we can not bequeath our fond memories that go along with having been Seniors. The first objects in the treasure chest are two golden keys to fit the doors of spacious wardrobe closets. These have been the possessions of Loreley Borst and David Fries, and are now being willed to DIANE SIMONE and BRIAN MASTERPOLO. There is a pair of sneakers and a basketball rulebook which belonged to Tommy Bowe. We hope that CHARLIE FALCIGNO can successfully fill his shoes on the court. A megaphone recalls the spirited cheerleading of Pat Clancy. It shall belong hereafter to MARY ELLEN ERSCHEN. A package of razor blades neatly wrapped and beribboned was once owned by Barry Taylor. He be- queaths them to VICTOR DEHAVEN with his best wishes. A gavel calls to mind the executive ability of Gary Phillips. This he leaves with all its headaches to the next Senior Class President. A dictionary (collegiate copy) which was once owned by Greer Rood, is being passed on to BOB WATROUS who will no doubt make good use of it. A mirror sends back the reflection of Charlie Vedder's and Lois Johnson's good looks. The tag reads to CHUCK DUCKWALD and JANICE COONS to be worn with a smile. Lois also wills the thoughts of a long distance friend with a box of scented writing paper to LINDA CONGER. Edna Smith is willing to give up her Secretary's notebook and her piggyback refills to SANDY GEIER, and Agnes Lewis leaves her full, full skirts to PAT LAIR who has quite a few of her own. Since Ellen Hoehn has by now received her driving license, she can hardly wait to give up her per- mit. This she leaves to KRIS NEFF with lots of luck. Gerry Kugler leaves the keys to his hot” '51 Ford lying in the bottom of our treasure chest. He be- queaths them (though not really) to FRED TABER who drives a Ford of his own. We still have many qualities to leave which cannot be represented by material things. One such quality is the shyness of Sharlene Burke and Eddie Kazlauskas. This is quietly willed to ELSIE COOPER and LARRY DOUGLAS. To MIKE KNEFLEY is bequeathed some of Nooly Vedder's charm and flirtatious style. Nooly refuses to give it all up though, for he claims he may need it in the future. The petite stature of Joyce Herodes is bestowed upon JEAN O’BRAY and Bob Duchesne regretfully leaves his Service Squad Post to LINDA BRADSHAW who will make sure that the rules and regulations are faithfully adhered to. Sally Crawley bequeaths her cute little ponytail to anyone who is not fortunate enough to have naturally-curly hair. Her warm personality is bestowed upon SUE BERNASKI with best wishes for the future. In one corner Alex Chagnon is making sure that WALT ERICKSON will know how to correctly run the movie projector next year. In another corner, Alyce Lee Evans and Charlie Hansen, upon whom rests the title of Best Dancers, are showing a new dance step to PAT DERBY and STEVE MIHAL, Pat Albert is coming down the hall, but she is frowning. She must have already given her dimples and infectious smile to KAREN McKEON. Carole Sutton leaves her Chemistry review book (complete with answers) to anyone who needs it to study the night before the exam. She also bequeaths the fun she had as a Senior to NANCY BROWN. Bill Wadsworth leaves the fun and responsibility of being Student Council President and Varsity Bas- ketball Captain to some lucky person. He also leaves his stack of Mad magazines to any library that will take them in. Bestowed upon EMLYN HOCKIN is Ellen Schilling's good natured personality. She also leaves behind her the ability to almost fall asleep in class. Bill Wilkie at first refused to leave anything to anybody but upon further persuasion decided to leave behind a back copy of the New York Times and an I like Ike button. Ike Livingston leaves his vacant chair in Math class to anyone with the ability to fill it. He also leaves behind his calling card bearing the inscription have gun, will travel. And to Miss Van Schaick goes our most sincere gratitude and appreciation for endless time, effort, patience, and understanding spent in helping us all to face our responsibilities as Seniors. To the Juniors we leave all the above plus the wonderful feeling of just being Seniors. To the Sophomores we wish all the success in their first attempt to being upperclassmen. And to the Freshmen, we will the inevitable and fabulous fate of becoming Seniors. And we the Seniors leave... the class of '58. SENIOR PL A) First row, left to right: A. Chag- non - Lighting, C. Vedder - Scen- ery, L. Johnson - Business Manager, T. Bowe - Public- ity Chairman, A. Lewis - Publicity. Second row: J. Herodes - Make- up, W. Wilkie - Co-Stage Manager, P. Albert - Make- up, G. Phillips - Publicity, G. Kugler - Co-Stage Manager. First row, left to right: L. Borst - Diane, I. Living- ston - George, G. Rood - Mrs. Mc- Intyre, D. Fries - Prof. McIntyre, A. Evans - Terry, A. Douglass - Mrs. Miller. Second row: R. Duchesne - Pete, E. Hoehn - Mildred, E. Kaz- lauskas - Stewart, S. Crawley - Jane, Miss VanSchaick - Advisor, E. Smith - Elsie, C. Ved- der - Dutch, C. Sutton - Lula. . “YOUNG APRIL” CAST BEST-DRESSED DAVID FRIES LORELEY BORST most likely to succeed GREER ROOD GARY PHILLIPS MOST POPULAR BILL WADSWORTH CAROLE SUTTON BEST-LOOKING LOIS JOHNSON CHUCK VEDDER FRIENDLIEST ELLEN HOEHN IKE LIVINGSTON SHYEST SHARLENE BURKE EDDIE KAZLAUSKAS TALLEST AND SHORTEST EDNA SMITH ALEX CHAGNON DID MOST FOR THE SCHOO LOIS JOHNSON IKE LIVINGSTON BEST PERSONALITY MOST ATHLETIC CAROLE SUTTON CHUCK VEDDER CLASS COMEDIANS PAT CLANCY TOM BOWE BEST DANCERS ALYCE LEE EVANS ALYCE LEE EVANS CHARLIE HANSON BILL WADSWORTH FRESHMAN OFFICERS Left to right: RICHARD CARUSONE-Vice President CAROL SAWICKI-Secretary FRED WOHLSTEIN--President JACK KEATING..Treasurer JUNIOR OFFICERS Left to right: SANDRA GEIER----Secretary MICHAEL KNEFLEY-President JANICE COONS....Treasurer Left to right: LINDA McKEON------------------Treasurer BRUCE HAWKS...................President DAVID HASTINGS - Vice President CAROL PLOMINSK1-----------Secretary SOPHOMORE OFFICERS First row, left to right: J. O'Bray, D. Simone, E, J. Cooper, L. Bradshaw, K. Masterpolo, L, Conger. Second row: Mrs. Fernandez, F. Taber, J. Marcella, M. Knefley, W. Eriksen, V. De Haven, J. Martin. Third row: C. Falcigno, C. Duckwald, B. Schimpf, E. Hockin, L. Douglass, B. Cuomo, S. Mihal. First row, left to right; D. Santore, J. Coons, M. E. Erschen, P. Derby, S. Geier, S. Bernaski. Second row: Mrs. Moses, E. Schilling, N. Brown, P. Aucompaugh, K. McKeon, P. Lair, S. Cotten, K. Neff, P. Albert. Third row: B. Watrous, S. DeBella, B. Duchesne, A. Rozner, B. Masterpolo, B. Travis, G. Olley, B. Kocak. First row, left to right: P. Thompson, S. Kingsley, G. Snare, A. Civalier, M. Vedder, S. Mennillo, R. Guagliardo, S. Lajuett. Second row: Mr. Prehoda, L. John, J. Sheffel, D. Pikcilingis, B. Czyzewski, S. Sens, K. Denner, H. Nowak. Third row; R. Eignor, A. Attanasio, D. Bucci, R. Triebel, R. Stock, J. Crear, R. Flower. Absent: P. Gamache, J. Myers, Bill Bernard. First row, left to right: C. Pollock, A. Deay, L. Brinkman, S. Pasquariella, F. VanDerZee, L. Duglin. Second row; Mr. Corrigan, J. Newberry, M. Travis, E. Mason, M. Countermine, L. Swart, J. Chapman, J. Simonds. Third row: F. Schaible, T. Barnes, A. Dreves, J. Leonardo, M. Riechle, F. Jason, K. Freer, D. Hasting. Absent; C. Aldi, J. McClain, W. Mulyca, E. Cort. SOPHOMORE CLASS First row, left to right: D. Masterpolo, J. Duell, P. Kwiatkowski, J. Nicklow, G. Feulner, J. Primett, L. McKeon. Second row: Mr. Dolan, R. Freer, S. Velett, J. Smith, L. Murawski, V. Goff, E. Dussault, B.'Hawks. Third row: D. Locke, M. Cipriano, J. Trowbridge, J. Sheuer, P. Van Hoesen, B. Thiel, A. Bucci, B. Ruberg, M. Crawford. First row, left to right; D. Denny, G. Cuoco, P. Vrooman, C. Mulyca, C. Plominski, K. Barkley. Second row; Miss Bazaar, M. LeGere, K. Ellers, A. Geddes, L. Kazlauskas, B. Brown, A. Hadley, F. Carpenter, J. Alfree. Third row: H. Knotek, D. Van Bumble, E. Freer, P. Tolstrup, B. Sutton, A. Margiotta, J. Bradshaw, J. Carafano, J. Cornell. Absent: B. Shafer. First row, Top to Bottom, left to right: I. Livingston, S. Geier, R. Watrous, L. John- son, J. O’Bray. Second row; Mrs. Roberts, G. Rood, D. Fries. Third row: G. Phillips, K. Neff, L. Conger, E. Cooper, C. Sutton. Missing from the picture, E. Kazlauskas. OFFICERS G. PHILLIPS----------------- President I. LIVINGSTON...........Vice President G. ROOD-------------------- Secretary E. KAZLAUSKAS----------------Treasurer MRS. ROBERTS...................Advisor First row, left to right: J. Strasdin, F. Schembri, J. DeHaven, J. Okrasinski, J. Macfarlane, D. Smith, S. Stafford, W. Dytrych. Second row: Mr. Dean, D. Kazda, R. Rohloff, E. Yeager, P. Kochem, R. Nass, B. Pechtel, B. Longo, A. Tortora, G. Carlone. Third row: J. Weakley, C. Walker, K. McKeon, K. Royal, R. Gubala, M. Gburski, B. Ladney, First row, left to right: G. Squires, J. Knefley, M. Krawczak, B. Bradt, P. Matthews, B. Sawyer, F. Wikel, R. Monty. Second row: Miss Bourdeau, W. Herodes, P. Cardone, S. Gardiner, D. A. Pasquariella, L. Mercoglan, K. Youngs, J. Wormuth, R. Phillips. Third row: J. Schittone, W. Evans, R. Tullock, G. Wemple, D. Tidball, R. Lull, C. Legere, J. Dreves. FRESHMAN CLASS First row, left to right: D. Furbeck, S. Phelps, P. Tucci, V. Young, J. Eiser, P. Dickel, D. Masterpolo, J. Koegler. Second row; Mr. Tempesta, D. Steuart, D. DeMeo, J. Beasley, E. Getz, C. Sawicki, T. LaVallee, J. Keating, D. Carusone, R. Weatherwax. Third row; J, Ettore, F. Wohlstein, E. Sutkas, B. Southard, D. Scheuer, W. McKeone, M. Hackett, K. Monty, R. Jewett. First row, left to right: J. Bertan, A. Eichler, V. Kelsey, N. Poliak, D. Guyette, C. Stanton, A. Deitz, B. Bernaski. Second row: Mr. LaGasse, K. Rich, S. McDougall, M. Aker, L. Hicken, K. Mihal, M. LeGere, G. Burbank. Third row: B. Brown, C. McNaughtan, D. Rood, B. Phillips, R. Fraioli, B. Aucompaugh, J. Shaw, B. Provost, H. Brown. First row, left to right: J. Servidone, B. Briscoe, B. Hurd, L. Kelly, B. Broomhall, R, Woodbeck. Second row; Miss Kusek, M, DeMidio, A. Adams, C. Barbuto, L. Stevens, B. Hallenbeck. A. Kacinski. Third row: E. Belfance, T. LaVallee, J. Carpenter, A. Kaszubski, R. Rogalski, G. Albert. T. Gannon, A. Farone, R. Cuomo, First row, left to right: E. Ingraham, B. Dignon, N. Noxon, O. Jones, L. Kingsley, J. Kaminski. Second row: Miss Armstrong, E. Eldred, S. Oddy, M. Vrooman, D. Countermine, H. De Cocco, D. Flower, R. Wnuk. Third row; B. Christie, B. Agans, B. Borst, B. Gamache, A. De Carlo, R. Mazerolloe, D. Fredenburg. EIGHTH GRADE First row, left to right: E. Schoneker, M. Emerson, D. Ryder, B. Clark, A. Kinetzky, E. Kaminski, J. Gleason, N. O’Brien. Second row: Mr. Slawson, B. Fessenden, J. Simone, B. Gannon, B. Williams, R. Wallace, K. Quay, M. Levey, J. Watring. Third row: F. Denny, P. Batzell, R. Flory, J. Tinning, S. Borst, R. Vaughn, T. Sarchiot . R. Poliak, M. Malgieri, K. Aucompaugh. First row, left to right: J. M. Shannon, C. Countermine, S. Baccari, P. Griffeth, S. Spring, F. Gibson, G. Blanchard. Second row; Mr. Welborn, J. Mercoglan, N. Emerson, S. Ettore, C. Keseberg, M. Feuz, S. Green, T. Eichler, S. Newberry. Third row: J. Batzell, C. Thiel, R. Otten, D. Hackett, K. Hastings, W. Vrooman, A. Pangbum, B. Disbrow, E. Collis. EIGHTH GRADES First row, left to right: M. Center, P. Chagnon, M. E. Bucci, B. Clark, R. Savona, P, Plominski, V. Andrews, A. Shiely, W. Wnuk. Second row: Mr. Morandi, C. Furbeck, D. Gordon, L. Lamalfa, D. Gamache, L. DeBella, A. Gagnon, N. Chapman, F. Borden. Third row: E. Shultes, G. Fawkes, J. Fessenden, M. Swiergiel, W. Frendenburg, R. Wielt, J. Bucci, E. Horton, F. Belfance, J. Maiuro. First row, left to right: J. Feulner, E. Taber, C. Kochem, N. Gunnoe, D. Pasquariello, C. Geier, C. DIDonna, N. August. Second row: Mrs. Slawson, C. Hild, C. Allen, A. VanDerZee, J. Foley, M. J. Mastrean, P. Waddell, B. Primett. Third row: J. Bradt, D. Wadsworth, A. Zywot, B. Belfance, D. Potter, G. Satkowski, A. Farina, D. Wilty, S. Spring, G. Tucker. First row, left to right: P. Watrous, P. McClain, G. Fitzsimmons, A. Marhafer, E. O’Bray, D. Day, J. Savage, E. Eriksen. Second row: Mr. Oleary, A. Sutton, S. Pikcilingis, S. Allen, S. Bernard, B. Thuener, M. Valleriani, M. Jazeboski, P. Samatulski. Third row: B. Reimann, B. Sheffel, R. Boh Ike, R. Wohlstein, A. Monte, B. Van Hoesen, E. Primett, E. Kremzier, G. Badger, J. Clark. Absent: J. Goodnow. SEVENTH GRADE First row, left to right: M. Aldi, S. Dytrych, P. Lathwood, P. Kocak, C. Benkert, D. DeCarlo. B. Heise, R. Brasmeister, L. Dillenbeck. Second row: Mr. Johnsen (substituting for Mrs. Martin), M. Swiergiel, J. Shafer, D. Young, C. Lathwood, S. Fick, E. McGrath, J. Shiely, P. Vogel, J. Peck. Third row; A. Roose, R. Messick, S. Allen, T. Stone, K. Roosevelt, T. Mates, R. Oddy, A. Propper, R. Cipriano. SEVENTH GRADES First row, left to right: W. Hotaling, A. Rhodes, J. Barnes, L. Strasdin, S. Catalano, S. Smith, M A' CountermiQe, B. Bums, C. Masulla. Second row: Mr. Dempster, B. Montenaro, M. Darrow, M. Ferris, S. Hawks, C. McKeon, P. Rozner, J. DiDonna, B. Brenneman. Third row; R. Markowski, M. Orlup, R. Trowbridge, R. Force, B. Gifford, J. LePore, A. Furchak, A. Pasquariello, D. Kilmer. First row, left to right: J. Nass, D. Adamson, J. Civalier, N. Conger, J. Hadley, E. Cardone, J. Testo, A. Staroba, J. Wolfe. Second row: Mr. Hunt, M. Provost, B. Center, M. Martin, J. Aker, L. Stryker, E. Watrous, E. Wilder, M. Powell, R. Zyko, C. Rogalski. Third row: R. Grosso, C. Wheeler, D. Chapman, J. Neff, C. Van Wormer, D. McKeon, G. Thompson, B. Vageline, N. Schmid. SEVENTH GRADES First row, left to right: D. Cooper, M. Seidel, S. Geddes, B. Mennillo, D. Dearbeck, B. Marks, L. Mennillo, L. Pearson, F. Smith. Second row: Miss Corrigan, C. Karl, G. Nichols, B. Fredrick, J. Howard, P. Avery, I. Murawski, B. Crammond, C. Mazerolle, A. Pixley. Third row: R. Starit, B. Olejnik, L. Battiste, J. Edwards, J. Hicken, 1. Rockwell, C. Delory, T. Logan, D. Krajewski, R. Roosevelt. First row, left to right: P. Hiley, D. Longo, J. Marx, T. Nozno, J. Denny, G. Phelps, P. Knightes, M. Smith, J. Dickel, D. Rochick. Second row: Mr. Penza, R. Flower, R. Price, J. Freer, E. Barkley, P. John, L. Hastings, R. Brooker, D. Legere, G. Giesselmann. Third row: j. Kwiatkowski, T. Youngs, P. O’Neil, J. Mercoglan, D. Wright, E. Maloney, J. Truelove, H. Watrous, P. Stock, D. Cuomo. First row, left to right: J. Hadley, E. Cardone, J. Barnes, N. Conger, A. Rhoades, A. Staroba, B. Gifford, R. Vaughn, H. Brown, J. Tinning, M. Provost, B. Center, E. Taber, E. Schoneker, F. Gibson, J. Aker. Second row: Mr. Ives, J. Wolfe, D. Legere, N. August, G. Thompson, J. Coons, E. Barkley, E. Eldred, J. Hicken, A. Sutton, E. Getz, S. Gardner, K. Barkley, C. Sutton, K. Rich, D. Guyette, S. Phelps, C. Stanton, A. Eichler, V. Kelsey, R. Force, A. Hadley, T. Youngs, L. Pearson. Third row: T. Nozny, D. Adamson, M. Emerson, P. McClaine, G. Tucker, F. Borden, R. Otten, W. Reimann, R. Rohloff, C. Van Wormer, B. Provost, R. Nass, W. Vrooman, J. Ettore, T. Barnes, A. Farone, J. Neff, M. Gburski, J. Wormuth, S. Newberry, R. Monty, B. Bernaski, D. Van Bumble. Fourth row; C. Wheeler, J. Gleason, R. Roosevelt, D. Fraioli, K. Hast- ings, K. Roosevelt, A. Margiotta. First row, left to right: J. Wolfe, B. Gifford, B. Provost, R. Rohloff, M. Provost, J. Aker, T. Youngs. Second row: Mr. Ives, B. Vrooman, L. Getz, D. Fraioli, J. Neff, K. Rich, J. Ettore, J. Coons. GLEE CLUBS First row, left to right: B. Hurd, M. De Midio, G. Cuoco, S. Kingsley, J. Duell, K. Barkley, S. Nicholas, J. O'Bray, M. Krawczak, N. Noxon, S. Phelps, J. Newberry, E. Eldred, S. Bernaski, E. Cooper, S. Pasquariella. Second row; Miss Corrigan, B. Briscoe, C. Stanton, V. Young, P. Matthews, O. Jones, B. Dignon, D. Denny, F. Van Der Zee, L. Brinkman, K. Rich, M. Aker, S. McDougall, G. Rood, S. Crawley, J. Macfarlane, N. Poliak, A. Deitz, L. Borst, P. Albert, D. Masterpolo, H. Nowak, L. Bradshaw. Third row: E. Smith. K. Neff, S. Cotton, C. Sawicki, L. Meicoglan, S. Gardiner, G. Favata, L. Stevens, J. Sheffel, M. Countermine, K. Mihal, A. Kacinski, L. Hicken, P. Melideo, L. John, L. Kazlauskas, E. Getz, N. Brown, P. Aucompaugh, L. McKeon, K. McKeon, L. Johnson, L. Conger, K. Denner, J. Knefley, P. LeGere. Fourth row: J. Leonardo, W. Herodes, B. Masterpolo, D. Fries, L. Douglass, R. Weatherwax, B. Bernaski, J. Shaw. First row, left to right: B. Mennillo. J. Barnes, L. Strasdin, S. Smith, E. Cardone, S. Geddes. L. Mennillo, D. Longo, M. Shanqop. A. Marhafer, S. Baccari, C. Countermine, S. Spring, C. Mazerolle) J. Civalier, C. Karl, N_CflUg£I, Second row; Miss £ pm gap, S. Newberry, J. Dickel, P. Hiley, B -Maaifijiara. Fr. Wilder. .M- Powell. V. Andrews, C. McKeon. N. Emerson. C. Kochem, S. Ettore, -P- Griffet|i. E. O'Bray, D. Pasquariello, R. Savona. J. Freer. D. Wright, P. Rozner, M. Martin, J. -Aker. F. Barkley, S. Hawks. B. Disbrow, L. Stryker. Third row; S. Green, J. Batzell, J. DiDonna, S. Sheehan, L.. Hickey J. Howard, A. Sutton, M. Tazeboski. K. Allen, D. Gamache, J. Mercoglan. P. John, G. Nichols, I. MurawskTT jC. Quay, N. Schimd. I. Hastings, B. Williams, N. O'Brien, M. R- Wallapp, s._ Pikcilingis. M. Valleriani. Fourth row. g. Phelps, lyl. jhnith, L. Pearson, J. Shiely, D. Krajewski, R. Zyko, C. Rogalski, J. Mercoglan. MUSIC STUDY First row Left to right: Miss Corrigan M. Aker V. Kelsey D. Guyette N. Poliak A. Deitz Second row R. Fraioli S. McDougall P. Le Gere S. Phelps L. Hickens K. Rich L. Getz ACCOMPANISTS First row Left to right: Miss Corrigan V. Kelsey N. Poliak A. Deitz Second row R. Fraioli S. McDougall K. Rich L. Getz MAJORETTES First row, left to right: J. Duell, S. Kingsley, M. E. Erschen, L. Bradshaw, J. O'Bray. Second row: E. Smith, K. Neff, M. Countermine, C. Sawicki, P. Lair, L. John, S. Bernaski. SERVICE SQUAD First row, left to right: P. Tolstrup, C. Sawicki, Mrs. Roberts, Miss Corrigan, R. Rogalski, R. Duchesne, N. Chapman, D. Hastings, N. August. Mrs. Moses, Mrs. Fernandez, S. Nicklaw, C. Rogalski. Second row: P. McClaine, R. Mackowski, A. Eichler, C. Mazerolle, J. Hicken, C. McKeon, J. Howard, J. Foley, M. Martin, L. Hastings, N. Emerson, R. Wallace, P. Plominski, E. O’Bray, M. Shannon, P. Stock, J. Gleason, R. Weather wax. Third row; A. Deay, A. Lewis, G. Rood, P. Aucompaugh, P. Cardone, K. Mihal, A. Kacinski, S. Mc- Dougall, M. Legere, K. Neff, L. Borst, N. Poliak, N. Brown, S. Bernaski, G. Feulner, J. Knefley, L. Brad- shaw. Fourth row; K. McKeon, A. Douglass, J. Ettore, R. Borst, D. Fries, G. Phillips, F. Rorick, P. Pechtel, W. Ladney. Missing from picture: J. Alfree, A. Chagnon, L. Conger, S. Geddes, L. Hicken, G. Kugler, S. Mihal, S. Phelps, K. Rich, F. Taber, R. Triebel. First row: D. Masterpolo, N. Noxon, P. Tucci, M. DeMidio, B. Wadsworth, A. Geddes, O. Jones, C. Sutton, H. Brown. Second row: Mrs. Fernandez, B. Ladney, P. Clancy, M. LeGere, R. Guagliardo, S. Mennillo, C. Plominski, K. McKeon, J. Simmonds, B. Hawks. Third row: F. Wohlstein, C. Falcigno, I. Livingston, B. Duchesne, G. Phillips, D. Hastings, B. Rogalski, D. Trieble. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President..............................BILL WADSWORTH Vice President.........................IRA LIVINGSTON Secretary..............................CAROLE SUTTON Treasurer............................ CAROL PLOMINSKI Parliamentarian------------------------------DICK TRIEBLE STUDENT COUNCIL SfPf' If minimntrrrrttt ORGANIZATIONS YEARBOOK Seated, left to right: R. Guagliardo, K. Barkley, D. Denny, M. Le Gere, V. Goff, P. Lair, C. Mulyca, D. Simone, S. Mennillo, P. Albert, A. Geddes, P. Vrooman, S. Geier. First row: C. Sutton, S. Cotton, A. Lewis, E. Hoehn, Miss Kusek, L. Johnson, J. Herodes, M. Vedder, P. Kwiatkowski, G. Feuiner, J. Coons, J. O'Bray, N. Noxon, K. Ellers, S. Crawley, C, Plominski. Second row: I. Livings- ton. R. Trieble, B. Duchesne, J. Kugler, B. Travis. I. LIVINGSTON Business Manager L. JOHNSON Editor E. HOEHN Co-Editor Standing, left to right: N. Noxon, Art Com.; C. Plominski, Athletics; C. Sutton, Photog- raphy; J. Kuger, Sergeant-at- Arms; S. Crawley, Literary; Miss Kusek, Advisor; J. O'Bray, Typing; J. Coons, Subscriptions. Missing from the picture is S. Mihal, Art Chairman. : CruoU Sutton SCHEME, Jb WSoN J3oO J)l)CHESN£ Greer. Rood k$ par CLRucy 6. pates Le )is Eo vj Srj r % Alice DougLrss % LoreLe Bore ! 4LBJ5 IT flLycz Lee Evqats Z !} h) ?€ sit oKT i Q n r-� , Ur,cr,,. Ts ------------- First row, left to right: L. Mc- Keon, L. Brinkman, C. Plom- inski, G. Favata, S. Nicholas. Second row: K. Ellers, P. Kwiatkowski, D. Pikcilingis, M. Vedder, B. Brown, A. Lewis, P. Vrooman. HOME ECONOMICS First row, lett to right: K. Youngs, T. Chagnon, L. Kingsley, S. Phillips, C. Sawicki. Second row: B. Dignon, J. Kaminski, A. Adams, E. Ingerman, O. Jones, M. Krawczak, S. Nicklaw, P. Tucci, D. Smith. Third row: G. Marx, V. Kelsey, L. Hickin, D. A. Pasquarella, A. Kacinski, M. Aker, B. Rogalski. Schalmont, Central School Schenectady, New York MUSICAL CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY TO FEATURE SEVERAL SCHOOL ORGANIZATIONS If you've heard a variety of holiday airs coming from the auditorium in recent weeks, it's because the choral groups have been preparing today's assembly. Under the direction Miss Geraldine Corrigan, the Junior Glee Club will sing When Christ wa.f„ Born, and Lullabv_ fl,,r December 20, 1957 Number III SERVICE SQUAD FORMED MEMBERS NAMED A committee of teachers includi Miss Corrigan, Mrs. Fernandez, Mrs. Moses, and Mrs. Roberts has been working on a constitution for a new service organization at our school. For the present, theetn M be itriown iiS'l quad pup _________________'es Ire lise l wi the i j i 1 ll j op Ftt . p Matthews, E- le A CtvUatx. D. Penny. , rt to rifthi _ Third row. • Masterpolo . o piaioir� � • virst row, te 110 , 6 0 D Simone. wicKeon. K. P v olstein, R- ri c. ! “• Mcon.pa«8 - 'K„,„us. 8- « “• F’ , smith. L. « '! •Mmes. FOB ' Agnes Lew deau. Advisor - Roy Markowski, Marc . — ■ onoVi onrmoohi ati o « P« i� a 1 M ow 7 a rvi. iene lichard Fraioli, z, Virginia Kel- Vi.L5i.ULd ... McDougall, lack, Joyce and Katherine ucotup “o v attous, • - Fourth ww: ..icy, Agnes Lew Roy Markowski, Marcia w.idL. such suggestions Martin, Carol Mazzerol will make future dances Paul McClaine, Karen an even greater success. McKeon, Clare McKeone, it Stephen Mihal, Kirsten Rorick, Carol Sawicki, Neff, Eileen O'Bray, Michaeline Shannon, Peter Bill Pechtel, Patty P] Stock, Peter Tolstrup, Dick minski, Charles 1 rich its, Lutu Wallace, Robert Rogalski First row, left to right; J. Okrasinski, J. Sheffel, S. Sens, S. La Juett, B. Czyzewski, M. Vedder, D. Pikcilingis, A. Adams, Mrs. Long, B. Hurd, S. Nicklaw, J. Chapman, P. Vrooman, P. Thompson, G. Snare, L. Johnson. Second row: A. Hadley, M. Deay, M. Countermine, B. Provost, D. Guyette, A. Dreves, J. DeHaven, B. Sutton, L. Mercoglan, F. Taber, C. Denner, B. Brown, H. Nowak, J. Newberry, K. Youngs. LIBRARY VOLUNTEER SECRETARIES First row, left to right: C. Poliak, E. Eldred, O. Jones, B. Sawyer, V. Young, J. Eiser, S. Geier, N. Brown, E. Cooper, A. Deay. Seated: Miss Currie, F.N.A. First row, left to right: M. Travis, J. Nicklaw. Second row: B. Delizo, S. La Juett. SENIOR Y-TEENS President - - - Vice President Secretary - - - Treasurer Chaplain------ Advisor------- LORELEY BORST - - SANDY GEIER KAREN BARKLEY - - LYNN JOHN CAROLE SUTTON - - MISS KUSEK First row, left to right: J. Duell, S. Kingsley, K. Barkley, S. Geier, D. Denny, E. Cooper. C. Plominski. Second row: Miss Kusek, S. Sens, C. Poliak, A. Deay, L. Brinkman, A. Geddes, M. Deay, E. Erschen, M. LeGere, L. John, C. Sutton. Third row: H. Nowak, L. Mercoglan, J. Sheffel. P. Lair, L. Johnson, L. Kazlauskas N. Brown, L. Murawski, V. Goff. SCHAL-TRI-Y OFFICERS JUNIOR Y-TEENS First row, left to right: J. Okrasinski, J. DeHaven, C. Sawlcki, J. Knefley, B. Bradt. Second row: Miss Armstrong, L. Kingsley, B. Broomhall, V. Youngs, K. Youngs, E. Eldred, B. Sawyer. Third row: O. Jones, L. Stevens, A. Kacinski, J. Kamin- ski, J. Eiser. President.....................CAROL SAWICKI Vice President........-.............ELMA ELDRED Secretary.....................JANE KAMINSKI Treasurer.....................BARBARA SAWYER Advisor.......................MISS ARMSTRONG DRAMATICS First row, left to right; Alice Douglass, J. Chapman, S. Sens, M. Countermine. Second row: Miss Van Schaick, B. Delizo, B. Masterpolo, L. Conger, A. Civilair. MOVIE CLUB First row, left to right: J. Schittone, H. Brown, J. Ettore, W. Evans, W. Southard. Second row: R. Watrous, R. Phillips, M. Riechle, F. Jason. Mr. Cammer. Third row: W. Eriksen, E. Hockin. VARSITY First row, left to right; D. Trieble, L. Douglass, Mr. Morandi - Coach, E. Hockin. Second row; T. Bowe, J. Marcella, M. Knefley, C. Falcigno, B. Ragalski, B. Wadsworth, C. Hansen, P. Gamache, D. Hastings, B. Hawks, J. Cornell. Captain Coach BILL WADSWORTH MR. MORANDI JUNIOR VARSITY First row, left to right: P. Kochem, D. Masterpolo, J, Schittone, A. Attanasio, B. Ladney. Center: Mr. Slawson - Coach. Second row: K. Freer, J. Bradshaw, B. Sutton, K. Royal, P. Van Hoesen, R. Fraioli, P. Tolstrup, J. Trowbridge, E. Freer. H. BROWN Captain - J. SCHITTONE Coach - MR. SLAWSON Manager Assistant Manager K. McKEON K. MONTY Captains MR. DEMPSTER Manager M. VROOMAN J. DREVES Manager D. ROOD FRESHMAN BASKETBALL First row, left to rights M. Vrooman, J. Keating, D. DeMeo, D. Carusone, G. Albert, P. Cardone, J. Dreves. Second row; Mr. Dempster, B. Provost, B. Aucompaugh, K. Monty, A. DeCarlo, B. Gamache, E. Sutkas, F. Rorick. Coach Scorekeeper VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to right: M. E. Erschen, P. Derby, P. Clancy, L. Conger, D. Simone, D. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Left to right: N. Noxon, P. Tucci, K. Allen, J. Simone, J. Knefley. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to right: S. Mennillo, C, Plominski, J. Chapman, P. Le Gere, L. McKeon, M. Le Gere. FOOTBALL Left to right: First row: M. Knefley, A. Kaszubski, A. Farone, J. Beasley, C. Aldi, J. Cornell, M. Rickel, D. Masterpolo, B. Hawks, J. Simmons. Second row: R. Monty, G. Carpenter, D. Rood, J. Marcella, C. Duckwald, B. Petchell, F. Schaible, R. Weather- wax, K. Monty. Third row: E. Hockin - Manager, R. Anderson, Manager, K. McKeon, B. Watrous, B. Travis, B. Gamache, N. Cuomo, D. Hastings, P. Tolstrup, J. Trow- bridge, R. Penza, Coach. CLASS PROPHECY Several years have elapsed since that fateful day in June when the class of '58 graduated and became free from the confining, yet protecting walls of high school. Since then, each of us has gone our sepa- rate ways and today we find ourselves meeting again at a class reunion. Some of our friends we have seen regularly through the past years and others we have not seen since the day of our graduation. In either case there is much to tell each other. The reunion is held at the Green Saber, one of the best restaurants in the state. It is owned and operated by Bob Duchesne who is there to greet each one of us at the door with his smile the same as usual. We notice that Gerry Kugler is the first to arrive. Since he became the head of the police force, he is always on time. He tells us that it was the Schalmont Service Squad that first fired his ambition to be Police Chief. While we were talking to Gerry, several of our old classmates strolled in. Edna Smith was among them. She had already gotten out her pen and was taking notes. She has been writing the lyrics to popular songs for the past few years and has made several records herself. Barry Taylor, the nationally known disc jockey, spins at least one of Edna's releases on every one of his programs. He is in great demand for record hops and had to cancel several engagements to be with us tonight. Sharlene Burke and Pat Clancy have come in together and seem to be discussing at great length the contents of a certain letter. They tell us that they often compare notes as they write Advice to the Lovelorn columns in two separate newspapers. We hear a familiar laugh and turn to see Ellen Hoehn. Everyone is surprised to learn that she is the Drivers' Training Instructor in an area school. The car that she uses was designed by Alex Chagnon whom we remember from our own Drivers' Training class. The next person to walk in is Nooly Vedder who has jdst recently taken over the Gallop Poll. He says he enjoys his work immensely because of the number of beautiful girls he meets. He has just discovered that the average American's favorite toothpaste is the one formulated and patented by Gary Phillips. The reason for its popularity is that Pat Albert’s captivating smile appears on all the advertisements. Carole Sutton is next to arrive. She has just returned from Vienna where she has been gathering material for her latest novel. While in Europe she stopped in Paris and is telling Loreley Borst and Sally Crawley all about it. Sally is teaching kindergarten this year and recently wrote a book on the Trials of Teaching. Loreley is a substitute teacher and we hear that none of the pupils can put any of their tricks over on her. Tommy Bowe sent a wire saying he was sorry not to be here, but his job as movie producer in Holly- wood takes all his time. Lois Johnson is also in Hollywood. She won the Miss America Contest a few years ago and is busy now with her latest movie contract. David Fries has become one of the City'sbest doctors and Greer Rood is his capable nurse. They ar- rive bearing bandages, iodine, and spirits of ammonia, Just to be prepared, they tell us. Ike Livingston and Ed Kazlauskas are seated at a table talking over old times. Ike is the noted architect, renowned for his work on Outerspace construction. Ed is president of the Farm Board. He has to leave early for he is doing a television series on new farm machinery. Bill Wadsworth joins them and soon all three are laughing. Coach Wadsworth has had a winning team for the past four years. Charlie Hanson comes waltzing in. He operates Hanson's Dance Studio where they guarantee to teach anybody anything in three easy lessons. Soon Bill Wilkie drives up in his convertible. He has started a new and successful chain of super markets and begins handing out dill pickle samples to all those present. Ellen Schilling has become a noted dress designer and she enters wearing one of her loveliest new creations. While we are admiring it we hear the purr of a little foreign car as it drives up to the door. Out steps Alyce Lee Evans with her mink coat and white poodle. She married a handsome and success- ful TV producer and director and has invited us all to come visit her at their spacious home. Joyce Herodes and Agnes Lewis are the last to arrive. 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Jobber of Texaco Products 193 Mariaville Road Schenectady, N. Y. 1 J Phone FR 4-9642 V Wholesale Prices PATRON S Gulfway Service Station Raymond Denny, Sr. C. G. Loffreds, M.D. George Gray Electric Company Don Morrette Jim’s Tavern Blumenthals Hiller’s Teas and Coffees A Friend Custom Woodwork A Friend Schiff’s News Room Petrucci’s Rug Store Cassedy Piano Company E. Smith Ernie’s Barber Shop A Friend Pine Grove Market Mr. and Mrs. Fries Mr. and Mrs. Winnie “Somebody’’ Ralph W Gifford Compliments of WESTCOTT COAL OIL ROBERT “That Good Coal’’ SUTTON Building Contractor Westcott Rd., Schenectady, N. Y. Phone EL 5-1270 or EL 5-2993 FR 7-4977 DI6-9712 JERICIL'S FRIENDLY TAVERN 3100 Guilderland Ave. Schenectady Always a Friendly Welcome ICE CREAM Duanesburg Road 7 Miles From Schenectady Snacks to Full Course Meals A B SERVICE CENTER Tires - Batteries - Accessories Guilderland Ave. and Curry Rd. EL5-9895 Schenectady, N. Y. Compliments of RIVERVIEW DRIVE-IN Rotterdam Junction, N. Y. Telephone TU 7-2011 Pianos - Magnavox - Organs Robert's PIANO CO. FR 2-2493 or FR 7-8879 203 State Street Schenectady 5, New York Air Conditioned EL-NORA’S BEAUTY SALON 2425 Broadway Open Evenings by Appointment EX 32362 Congratulations Class of '58 BARNEYS 217 State Street Schenectady, N. Y. Compliments of SOUTH SCHENECTADY FIRE DEPT. DIST. 6 BEL-AIRE MEN’S SHOP 2326 Broadway Schenectady, New York DE LORENZO SON SHOE REPAIR 154 Erie Boulevard Schenectady FR 4-7105 Compliments of JAMES RESTAURANT 426 State Street LUM FUNG RESTAURANT Famous Chinese and American Foods 13 5 Broadway Schenectady DI 6-9565 Compliments of GEORGE’S MUSIC STORE FR 4-5921 You can fill in this report today... eng- ineer is a sue cess (-your if you begin to plan today! Investigate! Consult your family and faculty advisors. Then let us know where your interests lie and we will supply you with interesting information that’s yours for the asking. Progress Is Our Most Important Product GENERAL (HH ELECTRIC Columbia Phillips Free Estimates Phone EL 5-2848 All Work Guaranteed ROTTERDAM CYCLE SHOP Laying - Sanding - Finishing Gifford Church Road Schenectady, N. Y. 3244 Guilderland Ave. Schenectady EL. 5-33 83 wendell's Congratulations to the Graduating Class FLOOR SERVICE Congratulations, Class of 1958 From TEET2 BUSH ANJD POWELL INC. Complete Insurance Service 148 Clinton St. Schenectady, N. Y. FR 4-7751 Insurance Agency 512 Curry Rd. Schenectady DI 6-4424 JOHN F. KIRVIN RAYMOND P. LEGERE Insurance Agent 763 Duanesburg Road Schenectady FR. 4-3484 PHILIP GOULD SHOE STORE 793 Albany Street Schenectady 7, N. Y. MITCHELL LUMBER CO. Everything for the Home 1100 Altamont Ave. Schenectady FR 4-5113 Dental Equipment and Supplies MATROL.D S. MOOEE Savings Insured Up to $10,000 by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation SCHENECTADY SAVINGS AND LOAN 90 State Street P.O. Box 871 Albany 1, N. Y. “Where It Pays to Save” 267 State Street Just Below Erie Boulevard A NEW ERA . . . For You and AH Mankind Just as graduation signifies the start of a new era for you, 1958 finds all the world on the doorstep of a new age. The rapid advances of today--from atomic energy to the prospects of conquering space--place added responsibility on the shoulders of every American. The future will demand your best efforts, whether it be a continuation of your education or the start of a career in your chosen work. In your individual pursuit, you will be working to- ward a brighter tomorrow. Everyone in the ALCO industrial family extends congratula- tions and best wishes. ALCO ALCO PRODUCTS, INCORPORATED Sck ciille 5 l edtaurant We Specialize in Home Cooking Main Street Rotterdam Junction, N. Y. TUlip 7-9221 BEST POLICY AT ALL Y; times Schenectady at GULFWAY FUEL BURNER SERVICE Erie Blvd. and Liberty St. FR4-8080 VILLAGE BABY SHOP Main Street Pattersonville, N. Y. TUlip 7-2685 EDWIN HOFFMAN APPLIANCES We Offer the Finest Quality in Hotpoint Appliances and Television Backed by a Service Policy Endorsed by Our Many Satisfied Customers Duanes burg Road Open Mon - Fri. 9-9____________Saturday 9-5 “No Appointments Necessary” C' DRAPER PHARMACY 2601 Guilderland Ave. Phone FR 7-8875 Quality - Service - Economy “Originators “ Hair Styling and Cutting 134 Broadway FR 4-8713 COMMISSIONERS of the South Schenectady District No. 6 PROCTOR STUDIOS 210 Proctor’s Arcade Schenectady 5, N. Y. FR 4-9778 ALLEN'S GENERAL ELECTRIC Appliances - Television Your G E Employee Store BOULEVARD RUG STORE Rugs - Carpets - Broadlooms All Work Guaranteed 141 Erie Blvd. Schenectady, N. 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