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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1960 volume:

Left to right Mrs. Gray, Dr. George Maybury, Supervising Principal; Mrs. Barkley. Board of Education Board of Education: Seated: Mrs. John Watrous, Mrs. Earle Douglass, Mr. Charles S. Hofmann, Presi- dent; Mr. Frank Ettore, Vice President. Standing: Mr. Lawrence Shaw, Mr. Sterling Newberry, Mr. Robert Keith. Left to right: Mr. Robert Shafer, Vice Supervising Principal and Business Manager; Mrs. Dennison, Mrs. Gorman. Mr. Simko, Principal; Mrs. Hansen, Secretary Office Personnel Mrs. Sells and Mrs. Mercoglan Supervisor of Curriculum Mr. Brown Guidance Counselors Mr. Keene, Guidance Counselor and Mr. Blaber, Guidance Counselor and Mrs. Pearson, Secretary Mrs. Pearson, Secretary Miss Currie, Nurse; Miss Kopperud, Student nurse, with Sally Nicholas, Student Cafeteria Personnel Chauffeurs Left to right: Row 1: Mr. Engvold, Mr. Gorman, Mr. Young, Mr. Youngs, Mr. Bartow, Mr. Pallutti, Mr. Geddes, Mr. Simonds, Mr. LaMalfa. Row 2: Mr. Clark, Mrs. Avery, Mr. Benoit, Mr. Carpenter, Mr. LaMalfa, Mr. Gardiner, Mr. Colton, Mr. Gardiner, Mr. Cooke, Mrs. Youngs, Mr. VanValkenburg. Mr. Frank Zabinski Mrs. Julia Pendt Mr. Angelo Palluti. Left to right: Mrs. Horth, Mrs. Pendt, Mrs. Youngs, Mrs. Pollack, Mrs. Trowbridge, Mrs. Schoneker, Mrs. Schiavo, Mrs. Rigney, Mrs. Kugler, Mrs. Bintz. Mr. Kenneth Lyon Mr. Edward Powers Mr. Carl Gifford Miss Lela Van Schaick Mr. Joseph Porter Faculty English Mr. Edwin Martin H Mr. George Prehoda Student Teacher Miss Updike Mr. Alphonse DiLorenzo JUNIOR HIGH ENGLISH TEACHERS Mr. David Dunham, Mrs. Wilma Cavert, Mr. Bernard Jacobs, Miss Francis Ireland. Miss Lyla Meader Physical Education Mr. George Forfa Industrial Arts Mr. Fred Smith Mr. Richard Robusto Page 8 Mr. Donald Dean Physics Mr. George Corrigan Chemistry Mr. Laimonis Mangulis French Science JUNIOR HIGH SCIENCE TEACHERS: Mr. Albert Slawson, Mrs. Clara Lasselle, Mr. Phillip Utter, Mr. Charles Vedder. Mr. Richard Larson Biology Mr. David Gordon Biology , Home Economics Mrs. Blanche Moses Miss Ann Armstrong JUNIOR HIGH MATHEMATICS TEACHERS: Mr. Ferruccio Morandi, Miss Joyce Barber, Mr. Phillip Utter. Mr. Dennis Dempster Mathematics y fa Miss Nora Lee Bazaar Mr. Thomas O'Brien erence Vanderhayden Mr. Terence Van Mr. Robert Murray T' Miss Geraldine Corrigan Mr. Clark Eddy Library Staff Left to right: Mrs. Christine Jones, Miss Marsha Perry, Mrs. Jean Aragosa. Secretarial Service Left to right: R. Guagliardo, G. Cuoco, L. Brinkman, G. Favata, C. Mulyca, P. Kwiatkowski, S. Nicklaw, S. La Juett, S. Mennillo. Pag© 12 LE SABR YEARBOOK CHAIRMEN Row 1 Left to Right: K. Barkley, Subscriptions; D. Denny, Business Manager. Row 2 Left to right: L. McKeon, Photographer; K. Denner, Art; M. Countermine, Typ- ing; J. Simonds, Sports; L. Kazlauskas, Literary; V. Goff, General Chairman; N. Noxon, Advertising; J. Newberry, Literary. Diana Denny, Le Sabre Business Manager, Miss Kusek. Le Sabre Advisor. Le Sabre Editor, Maureen Le Gere SUBSCRIPTION COMMITTEE ROW 1, Left to right, J. Newberry, K. Barkley, S. Nicholas. Row 2, Left to tight: L. McKeon. A. Kacinski, D. M.s.e.polo, B. Brown. N. Pollack, N. Noxon. M. De.y, K. Denner. . Gehdes E STAFF ART COMMITTEE SPORTS COMMITTEE Left to right P. Tucci, K. Rich, L. Kazlauskas, Left to right B. Hawks, J. Simonds, Editor; K. Denner, J. Newberry Dan Masterpolo TYPING COMMITTEE Staff members at work. Left to right P. Mihal, A. Adams, M. Counter- mine, Editor; K. Weatherwax, D. Pikcilingis Page 15 Top Ten Seniors Walter Mulyca Maxine Countermine James Simonds Karen Barkley Bruce Hawks Maureen LeGere Lucy Kazlauskas Page 16 Marcia Deay STARS KAREN BARKLEY My Sister Eileen Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2; Chorus 2, 3; Newspaper 2, Yearbook 2, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4. JOHN BRADSHAW The Proud One Spanish Club 1; Science Club 1, 2, 3; Bas- ketball 1, 2. We are dedicated, LOIS BRINKMAN Full of Life Chorus 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 2, Library 2; Volunteer Secretary 2; Home Ec. 2; Service Squad 3; Yearbook 3, 4; Intramurals 3, 4. BARBARA BROWN Tea and Sympathy Home Ec. 2; Library 2, 3; Glee Club 3; Sr. National Honor Society 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Service Squad 4. Page 18 ANTHONY BUCCI Johnnie Dark Science Club 1, 2; Yearbook 4. JAMES BUCCI The Boy on the Dolphen Page 19 To Our Schalmont JAMES CARAFANO The Bachelor Party High CHAPMAN A CC ' JULIA CHAPMA.. . On The Beach Cheerleading 1; Library Club 2, Social Dance 2; Dramatics 2; Glee Club 2,4; Nevis-' 0 v paper 3,4; Inter-School Youth Council 3,4; 4. Service Squad 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4. r Q ANNE CIVALIER An Affair to Remember Y-Teens 1; Science Club 1; Dramatics 1, 2; Newspaper 2,3, Editor 4; Yearbook 3,4; Sr. National Honor Society 3,4; Service Squad 3,4; International Relations Club 3; Debat- MICHAEL CIPRIANO Destry Rides Again Baseball 2,3; Student Council 3. ing 4. We sing praises loud and clear, JAMES CORNELL Go Man Go Student Council 1; Class President 1; Base- ball 1,2,3, 4; Basketball, 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3. 4. MAXINE COUNTERMINE Career Girl Glee Club 2; Majorettes 2; Library Club 2; Dramatics 2; Sr. National Honor Society 3, 4; Yearbook 3, Typing Chairman 4; News- paper 3; Y-Teens 3; Secretarial Service Club 4. Page 20 MARSHAL CRAWFORD Inspector General JOHN CREAR Hound Dog Man Sr. National Honor Society 4; Science Club 4. So that all can , GERALDINE CUOCO Say One For Me Social Dance 2; Y-Teens 2; Glee Club 2,3; Yearbook 2,3. BERNICE CZYZEWSKI How To Marry A Millionaire Library Club 2. Page 21 ARDETH DEAY The Girl Most Likely Booster Club 1; F. N. A. 2; Service Squad 2,3,4; Y-Teens 2; Newspaper 3, Treasurer 4; Yearbook 3,4. MARCIA DEAY St. Joan Library Club 2; Social Dance 2; Y -Teens 2; Newspaper, Page Editor 3,4; Yearbook 3,4; Sr. National Honor Society 3, 4; Service Squad 3,4. We ’ll bring fame to her name KARLA DENNER Designing Woman Library Club 2; Social Dance 2; Glee Club 2, 3,4; Yearbook 2,3, Art Chairman 4; Art Club, President 4; Booster Club 4; Journalis Club 4; Mixed Chorus 4. Page 22 DIANA DENNY Pajama Game Y-Teens 2; Social Dance 2; Cheerleading 2; Glee Club 2; Newspaper 2; Yearbook 2, Typing Chairman 3, Business Manager 4; Sr. National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 4. ALFRED DREVES No Man Is An Island Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. Well bring victory JUDITH DUELL Drag Strip Girl Yearbook 2; Newspaper 2; Majorettes 2; Y- Teens Secretary 2,3; Glee Club 2,3; Service Squad 3, 4. EDWARD DUSSAULT Teen Age Rebel KATHERINE ELLERS Magnificent Obsession J. V. Cheerleader 1; Y-Teens 1; Social Dance 1; Service Squad 1; Home Economics 1; Glee Club 1, 2; Yearbook 1, 2,3. Page 23 FRANK FARINA St. Louis Blues GERALDINE FAVATA Sayanara Y-Teens 2; Chorus 2,3; Basketball 2,3,4; Cheerleading 3,4; Yearbook 3,4. With God s help DANIEL FIORELLO King and 4 Queens Class President 1; Basketball Score Keeper 1, 2,3,4; Service Squad 4. RAYMOND FLOWER He Laughed Last Pag© 24 AGNES GEDDES Friendly Persuasion Y -Teens 2; Social Dance 2; Student Council 2; Yearbook 2,3,4; Glee Club 3,4; Journa- lism Club 3, 4; Service Squad 4; Mixed Chorus 4. We ’ll sho her VERONICA GOFF The Girl Can't Help It Y-Teens 2; Social Dance 2; Varsity Cheer - leading 3,4; Girls Intramurals 3, 4; Yearbook, Typing Chairman 3, General Manager 4; Service Squad 4. ROSARIA GUAGLIARDO The Nun's Story Y-Teens 1; Chorus 1; Newspaper 1,2; Stu- dent Council 1, 2; Social Dance 2; Yearbook 2,3. ANDREW HADLEY The F. B. I. Story Explorers 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Science Club 3,4; Service Squad 3,4. Pag© 25 DAVID HASTINGS Prince Valiant Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain 3; Student Coun- cil 1,2, 3,4; President 4; Football 2, 3; Service Squad 2,3; Lieutenant 2, Co-Captain 3; Baseball 3, 4. BRUCE HAWKS Giant Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Baseball 1, 2,3,4; Foot- ball 2, 3; Student Council 2; Class President 2; Yearbook 4. Faith and Loyalty PATRICIA ISABELLA Love In The Afternoon Cheerleader 1; Y-Teens 1, 2; Glee Club 1,3, 4; V. P. of Class 1; Home Ec. ‘2; Social Dance 2; Ceramics 3; Mixed Chorus 4; Year- book 4; Booster 4. FRANK JASON A1 Capone Science Club 1,2,3; Audio-Visual 2. LYNN JOHN Redhead Ceramics 3; Glee Club 2, 3; Majorettes 2; Y-Teens 2; Vice President 3. MICHAEL KARL Tumble Weed Schalmont we will uphold you SANDRA KINGSLEY The Goddess Y-Teens 2. HENRY KNOTEK Tea House of the August Moon Bowling, Captain 4. LUCY KAZLAUSKAS The Mouse That Roared Chorus 1, 2; Y-Teens 1, 2; Jr. National Honor Society 1, 2; Sr. National Honor So- ciety 3,4; Treasurer 4; Library 2; Newspaper 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Literary Co -Chairman 4; Student Council 4. SHARON LA JUETT Love Me Tender PATRICIA KWIATKOWSKI Sleeping Beauty Glee Club 3; Library Club 2; Library Assist- ant 3; Economics Club 2; Volley Ball Tourna- ment 3; Soccer Games 3. JOSEPH LEONARDO Lady Chatteriys Lover JUDITH LICHVA Tammy and the Bachelor Blue Triangle - Sgt. at Arms 3; S. A. A. 2; Dramatics 3; Booster 4. To you we will bring glory DENNIS LOCKE Last Angry Man Science Club 2. CAROLYN MAHAR Pillow Talk Glee Club 1,2,3; Band 1,2; Ski Hi 1,2. ALBERT MALINOWSKI Ben Hur JOSEPH MARCELLA Deno Basketball 2,3; Football 2,3; Baseball 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 4. In everything we do ALBERT MARGIOTTA The Ten Commandments Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Science 4. ELLEN MASON Gone With The Wind Y-Teens 1; Majorettes 1; Art 1,2; News paper 2; Glee Club 3,4. Page 30 DANIEL MASTERPOLO Man On The Prowl Jr. National Honor Society 2; President of Class 2; Student Council 2, 4; Sr. National Honor Society 3; Vice President 4; Yearbook 4. JAMES MC CLAINE The Young Stranger Boys Glee Club 1; Service Squad 2,3,4; Volleyball 3, 4. Green and white forever JERRY MC CLAINE Top Banana Boys Glee Club 1; Boys Intramurals 1; Service Squad 2,3,4; Vice President of Senior Class 4. )A k C KEON 'JhpBest Everything 192;ceramics 3; Chorus 1, 2, :ea£urer 2,3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4; 4; Social Dance 1; Yearbook ; Service Squad 4. hifs'D Page 31 PHYLISS MELIDEO Time Remembered Chorus 1,2; Library Assistant 1,2,3, 4; F. N. A. 2; Service Squad 2,3,4; International Relations 3; Chess Club 4. SANDRA MENNILLO It Started With A Kiss Newspaper 1,2; Typing Editor 3,4; Yearbook 2; Social Dance 2; Cheerleading 2,3,4; Stu- dent Store 3. May they always be LEORA MERCOGLAN Miss Lonely Heart Y-Teens 2; Chorus 3,4; Service Squad 3. CELIA MULYCA Gigi Band 1; Booster Club 4; Bowling 4; Cheerlead- ing 1; Majorettes (Captain) 4; Newspaper 1, 2, 3,4; Service Squad 4; Social Dance 2; Student Council 3; Yearbook 2. Page 32 Journey To The Center Of The Earth Newspaper 1. ELIZABETH MURAWSKI Fraulein Y-Teens 2; J. V. Cheerleading 3; Yearbook 4; Varsity Cheerleading 4. Colors we’ll be proud to wear JULIA NEWBERRY Madam Butterfly Band 1; Glee Club 2,3; Movie Club 2; Library 2; Service Squad 3,4; Newspaper 3; National PETER NEFF Honor Society 3,4; Yearbook 3,4; Journalism The First Gentleman Student Council, Vice President 3. Page 33 SALLY NICHOLAS Love Is A Many Splendored Thing Y-Teens 1,2; Cheerleading 1; Yearbook 4; Home Economic Club 2; Student Council 4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Cera- mics 3; Service Squad 4; Social Dance 2. HARRIET NOWAK Why Gentlemen Prefer Blondes Social Dance 2; Y -Teens 2,3; Library Club 2,3; Science Club 3; Chorus 2,3,4; Service Squad 2,3, 4; Music Club 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4. JANIS NICKLAW This Happy Feeling Y-Teens 1; Volunteer Secretarial Practice 2; Ceramics Club 3; © lubjl. PAGNOTTA (ahd the Mighty SANDRA PASQUARELLA Written On The Wind Y-Teens 2; Glee Club, 3,4. DIANA PIKCILINGIS Anastasia Home Economics 2; Library 2,3; National Honor Society (Secretary) 3,4; Yearbook 4. We will all defend you CAROL PLOMINSKI Bernadine Y-Teens 1, 2; Student Council 2, Secretary 3; Class Secretary 2,3,4; J. V. Cheerlead- ing 2, Varsity 4; Junior Red Cross Reporter 4; Newspaper 4; Yearbook Sports Editor 2. CAROL POLLOCK Don't Knock The Rock F. N. A. 2; Senior Y-Teens 2; Yearbook 3, 4; Service Squad 3,4; Newspaper 3, 4. Page 35 ROBERT ROGALSKI Tender Trap Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Service Squad 2,3,4 (Sargeant); Social Dance 2; Movie Club 2; Student Council 2; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Soccer 4. Ma your FREDERICK SCHAIBLE That Most Happy Fellow Basketball 1, 2; Science 2; Service Squad 2; Football 2, 3. dreams come true I' JAMES SIMONDS Li'l Abner Jr. National Honor Society 1; Student Coun- cil 2, 4; Service Squad 3; Sr. National Honor Society 3,4; Yearbook, Sports Editor 4; Class President 4. JANET SMITH Girl On The Run Y-Teens 1; Chorus 1,3; Newspaper 2. Schalmont High we love you ROBERT STOCK GLORIA SNARE Morning Glory Glee Club 1; Service Squad 2; Library Club 2 No Time For Sergeants Student Council 4. -wrrrw- V-— Page 37 ROBERT SUTTON WILLIAM THIEL The Untouchable Rebel Without A Cause J. V. Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3. Yes, we really do PATRICIA THOMPSON Gidget Y-Teens 1; Library 1, 2, 3, 4. MARTHA TRAVIS Country Girl Y-Teens 1; Guidance Club 2; Ceramics Club 3; Volunteer Secretary 4. RICHARD TRIEBLE Mr. Cory Student Council 4; Bowling 4. JOHN TROWBRIDGE This Earth Is Mine Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; Service Squad 4. school is as great as DONALD VAN BUMBLE The Music Man Band 1,.2, 3, 4; Movie Club 2; Service Squad 3; Glee Club 4; Mixed Chorus 4. Page 39 FAY VAN DERZEE Silk Stockings Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 3. PETER VAN HOESEN Daddy Long Legs J. V. Basketball 2; Movie Club 2. MARILYN VEDDER Something Of Value Yearbook 3; Home Economics 3; Library Club 3. PATRICIA VROOMAN Schalmont High Today C $ V Say One For Me Y -Teens 2; Yearbook 2,3; Glee Club 3; Home Economics 2,3,4. KATHERINE WEATHI New Girl In Town c Service Squad 4; Yearbook 4. V % Page 40 Class Advisors and Class Officers Left to right: Carol Plominski, Secretary; James Simonds, President; James McClaine, Vice-President; Linda McKeon, Treasurer. Mr. Vanderhayden Page 41 Mr. Dean BEST DANCERS Sally Nicholas and Robert Rogalski Page 43 MOST POPULAR Carol Plominski and Bruce Hawks CLASS FLIRTS James Alfree and Sandra Mennillo BEST LOOKING Marilyn Vedder and John Trowbridge BEST DRESSED Joseph Marcella and Cindy Mulyca Page 44 ii MOST TALKATIVE Michael Cipriano and Maureen LeGere CLASS CLOWNS Veronica Goff and Fred Schaible Page 45 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ardeth Deay and Walter Mulyca DID MOST FOR CLASS Danny Masterpolo and Linda McKeon MOST ATHLETIC Jim Cornell and Gerry Favata Class Officers: L. McKeon, Treasurer; J. Simonds, President; J. McClaine, Vice President; missing C. Plominski, Secretary. The Seniors who were selected to attend the Syracuse Conference were John Trowbridge, Linda McKeon, Maureen LeGere, and Walter Mulyca. Page 48 CO-STARS Left to right: Mr. Corrigan, T. Chagnon, L. Kingsley, A. Adams, F. Schembri, M. DeMidio, B. Bradt, K. Youngs, B. Hurd, J. MacFarlane. Row 2: A. Kaszubski, T. LaVallee, W. Brown, J. Ettore, B. Pechtel, D. Rood, B. Aucompaugh, E. Sutkas, F. Wohlstein, B. Southard, K. Freer. Left to right: N. Noxon, J. Dreves, R. Mazerolle, P. Tucci, J. Keating, Miss Bazaar, K. Monty, B. Briscoe, J, Schittone, B, Phillips, D. Smith. Standing: T. Gannon, D. Steuart, P. Cardone, J. Wormuth, J. Santillo, J. Beasley, K. Rich, G. Alberts, P. Kochem, T. Longo, R. Jewett. Page 50 Left to right: D. Pasquerella, M. Vrooman, J. Kaminski, M. Krawczak, H. Brown, R. Anderson, B. Sawyer, N. Poliak, J, Strassdin, A. Eichler, A. Deitz, V. Kelsey, Miss Corrigan, M. Aker, J. Shaw, C. Sawicki, M. Gburski, R. Carusone, K. McKeon. Left to right: A. DeCarlo, G. Carlone, L. Stevens, S. Gardiner, R. Monty, J. Koegler, W. Bernaski, D. Travis, V. Young, Mr. O'Brien, W. Longo, A. Kacinski, B. Rogalski, R. Tullock, M. Hackett, S. McDougall, B. Broomhall, R. Travis, E. Freer, W. Dytrych, R. Fraioli, J. Servidone, L. Kelly, E. Yeager, J, Okrasinski, R. Phillips. Page 51 JUNIOR CLASS Row I Left to Right: P. Mihal, S. Phelps, S, Nicklaw, J, Knefley. Row II: P. Dickel, F. Rorick, G. Squires, C. Barbuto. Row III: A. Farone, D. Kazda, A. Tortora. Row IV: Mr. Porter, B. Christy, G. Burbank, B. Provost. Row V: D. Gubala, J. Myers, P. LeGere, Row VI: J. Scheuer, D. Scheuer, B. Gamache. Juniors selected to go to the Syracuse Conference 1960-1961 are Arlene Deitz, DickFraioli, Peg LeGere, Bill Provost. Page 52 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: E. Getz, Treasurer; D. Fraioli, President; A. Deitz, Secretary; J. Dreves, Vice President; P. Cardone, Parliamentarian. School Board News Announces Schalmont's Plan to Host Foreign Student. There is abundant evidence available from participating schools to show that the Foreign Exchange Student Program holds promise of many potential benefits for the students, the school, the community and, less tangibly, the relationships among nations. The class of 1961 at Schalmont has been granted permission by the Board of Education to continue developing plans for participation in the program during the school year 1960-61. Raising the required $650.00 will be a major project of the class during the current year. The class will keep the community informed of progress made in arrangements and plans for the fund-raising activities which may include the sale of one dollar shares throughout the district. Page 53 Gibson, A, Shiely, K. Allen, S. Springs, E. Taber, M. Bucci, E. O'Bray, Mrs. Schalz. Row 2: G. Satkowski, W. Wagner, R. Bohlke, D. Smith, D. Hackett, P. Samatulski, W. Wnuk, A. Richmond, J. Maiuro, T. Farina, N. August. Left to right: Standing: Miss Armstrong, J. Wormuth, P. McClaine, B. Agans, B. Vrooman, D. Potter, E. Shultes, G. Stalker, D. Holmes, R. Otten, J. Savage. Row 2: D. Wilty, D. Gamache, C. Keseberg, G. Batzell, D. Deay, N. Emerson, M. J. Mastrean, S. Green, J. Leonardo, P. Plominski. Pag© 54 Left to right: C. Kochem, E. Horton, F. Rhoades, C. Hild, E. Williams, J. Mercoglan, M. Levey, L. Debella, J. Goodnow, M, Feuz, B. Primett, R. Ryder, N. Chapman, H. Haws, J. Attanasio, J. Simone, J. Tinning, B. Fessenden, P. Waddell, E. Schoneker, A. Sutton, C. Furbeck, Mr. Dempster, P. Griffith. . Gunnoe, M. Shannon, M. Center, M. Jazeboski, D. Pasquariella. Standing: Mr. Larson, W. Evans, E. Primett, T. Eichler, S. Newberry, G. Badger, K. Aucompaugh, G. Tucker, R. Flory, W. Ryder, M. Emerson. Page 55 wr Fu to right Row 1: C. Countermine, S. Baccari, C, Burke, S. Zimmer, S. Spring, T. LaValle, R. txyi uPollak, T. Sarchioto. Row 2: N. O’Brien, L. Marshall. Row 3: Mr. Prehoda, P. Watrous, J. Feather - stonaugh, A. VanDerZee, E. Kaminski, D. Elliot, R. Wohlstein, B. Reiman. Row 4: C. Thiel, B. Theuner, B. Sheffel, K. Hastings, B. Van Hoesen. Apple Blossom Time The Grand March Page 59 The queen and her escort Left to right; Maureen LeGere, Cindy Mulyca, Lynn John, the queen Linda McKeon, Sandy Mennillo, Geraldine Feulner, Carol Plominski. MARDI Page 62 GRAS Page 63 On May 6 the Senior Class presented the musi- cal comedy, Meet Me In St, Louis”, under the direction of Miss Van Schaick. yHeet 4 JWe it The Cast Row 1. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Sheffel. Row 2. Miss Van Schaick, K. Freer, J. Trowbridge, J. Newberry, R. Rogalski, H. Nowak, A. Hadley, Row 3. J. Marcella, V. Goff. Row 1. LEFT TO RIGHT: L. McKeon, J. Duell, A. Civalier, J. Cornell, J. Chapman. Row 2. LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Van Schaick, L. Kazlauskas, J. Simonds, J. Me Claine. Page 64 Make - up and Prompters Left to right. Row X. S. Pasquarella, C. Plominski, S. Mennillo, D. Denny, P. Isabella. Row 2. M. Deay, R. Guagliardo, A. Geddes, K. Denner, K. Ellers, A. Deay, C. Pollack, G. Snare. Row 3. J. Newberry, C. Mulyca, C. Mahar, K. Barkley, G. Cuoco, M. Countermine, G. Favata, L. Brinkman, oC ouis Lighting and Scenery Left to right. Row 1. K. Denner, F. Schaible. Row 2. Miss Van Schaick, A. Dreves, J. Newberry, K. Weatherwax, A. Geddes, P. Van Hoesen. Row 3. B. Thiel, J. Leonardo, F. Farina, B. Sutton, J. Me Claine, P. Neff, H. Knotek. Ushers and Costumes Left to right. Row 1. S. Pasquarella, K. Denner. Row 2. S. Mennillo, C. Pollack, M. Deay, G. Snare, C. Mulyca, A. Geddes, G. Cuoco, L. Mercoglan. Row 3. B. Brown, C. Mahar, M. Countermine, L. Brinkman, K. Ellers, R. Guagliardo, C. Plominski, M. Travis. Football Fantasy Page 66 Hast Util ani Okstamtmt of The class of i960 We, the Class of 1960 declare this to be the last will and testament of the June graduating class. The articles mentioned here were once cherished by their owners and it is hoped that the benefactors will do likewise. JUDITH LICHVA wills her cooking ability to Richard Fraioli who should make something besides pizzas. SANDY MENNILLO wills her old cheerleader's uniform to Bill Longo, in the hopes that he will start a new Schalmont tradition, Male Cheerleaders. ELIZABETH MURAWSKI bequeaths her afternoon study halls to Pete Kochem, who will really appreciate them. JANIS NICKLAW wills her cheerful ways to Gay Burbank, who has some of her own. CAROL PLOMINSKI wills her dimples to Nola Noxon, whom we know will use them to the best advantage. JANET SMITH wills her shorthand notebook to Dawn Masterpolo who is going to have fun transcribing it. ANTHONY BUCCI wills his American History notes to A1 DeCarlo, so he won't need to spend as much time on them as he does now. JOHN CREAR wills his English grammar book with the answers to George Alberts. DAVID HASTINGS wills his basketball uniform to Pete Cardone, who will put it to good use just as Dave did. FRANK JASON wills his bubble gum wrappers to Bill Aucompaugh, who enjoys reading the little cartoons on them. DENNIS LOCKE wills his craving for love stories to Dave Rood, who, we hear, enjoys them. ROBERT STOCK wills his wisecracks to James Bertan, in case he needs some original ones. DON VAN BUMBLE wills his physics homework papers to Dick Carusone, if he wants to fill in the answers. MICHAEL KARL wills his good advice to Bob Lull, who needs a little. ALBERT MALINOWSKI wills his horse and buggy to Mr. Cammer's juniors taking drivers training. KAREN BARKLEY wills her old gym sneakers to Fran Schembri, in case she forgets hers someday. ANNE CIVALIER wills her conversational ability to Marcia DeMideo, who also has considerable talent in that field. MARCIA DEAY wills her coin wrappers to Pinkey Mihal so she too, can enjoy counting money as Marcia did. JUDITH DUELL wills all her excess weight to Barbara Hurd, who really doesn't need it. GERALDINE FAVATA wills her tumbling ability to Sally Nicklaw, who is an expert on the mat. AGNES GEDDES wills her pretty legs to Bill Provost so he can be among all the bathing beauties. PAT KWIATKOWSKI wills her long, dark hair to Don Ann Pasqueriella, for the sake of imagination. ELLEN MASON wills her noisy ways to Joan Okrasinski who would like to develop some. LINDA McKEON wills her bag of peanuts to Nancy Poliak so she too, can use the shells to decorate the floor. CINDY MULYCA wills her glassframes to Ed Sutkas, so he can have an excuse for not fighting. JULIA NEWBERRY bequeaths her riding ability to Fred Wohlstein who, we hear, loves horses. SANDY PASQUARELLA wills her baseball ability to Virginia Young, who is planning to try out for the team. JOYCE SHEFFEL wills her gum wrappers to John Strasdin, so he can pass them off as real to anyone who asks for gum. KATHRYN WEATHER- WAX wills her aggressive spirit to Jane Kaminski to use however she pleases. JOHN BRADSHAW wills his acting ability to Bill Herodes, who is a budding Hayes. DANIEL BUCCI wills his head of curls to Donna Smith who really longs for some. JAMES CORNELL wills his football a- bility to Marie Aker so she can enjoy the game more. ED DUSSAULT wills his rambunctiousness to Jeffrey Dreves who wants to learn Ed’s secret. DAN FIORILLO bequeaths his oral book reports to Mary Krawczak so she won't have to read the books. DAN MASTERPOLO wills his irresistible winking to Judy Knefley, who will put it into good practice. BRUCE HAWKS wills his eagerness for oral reports to Clifford Le- Gere who is beginning to enjoy them now but only when someone else is telling them. ROBERT ROGALSKI wills his erasers to Carol Sawicki so she can toss them around when the teacher's back is turned. JAMES SIMONDS wills his dinner jokes to Bill Bernaski, who we hope will tell them after dinner. ROBERT SUTTON wills his tiny build to Josephine Servidone who is still able to be seen. WALTER MULYCA wills his low history marks to Katherine Rich, who we are sure isn't going to complain. JULIA CHAPMAN wills her shortness to Liz Getz, so she can have an easier time passing for 12 at the movies. GERALDINE CUOCO bequeaths her love of space ships to Jackie Koegler who is building a nose cone. KARLA DENNER wills her artistic ability to Art Kaszubski so he can improve his doodling. VERONICA GOFF wills her quiet manner to James Bertan, who is a very reserved person. LYNN JOHN bequeaths her cool head to Peg LeGere, who is always calm, cool and collected. SANDRA KINGSLEY wills her blue shoes to Pat Dickel, to wear with green socks. CAROLYN MAHAR wills her Schal- mont shakeroo to Edmund Yeager to use at future basketball games. PHYLLIS MELIDEO wills her photography ability to Ronnie Cuomo, who we hear is interested in such a field. SALLY NICHOLAS wills her typing ability to Billy Brown, whose favorite hobby is typing term papers. DIANA PIKCILINGIS wills her volleyball ability to Barbara Briscoe, who really loves the game we hear. MARTY TRAVIS bequeaths a roll- ing pin to Craig Aldi to use on his classmates in Spanish Class. PAT VROOMAN wills her old schoolbooks to Laura Kelly, who will cherish them forever, we hope. FAY VANDERZEE bequeaths her sparkling eyes to Laura Stevens to help her in the study of astronomy. SHARON LaJUETT wills her curly hair to Jeff Shaw who thinks he wants some. JAMES ALFREE wills his peace of mind to David Countermine so he can be as carefree as Jimmy was. MIKE CIPRIANO wills his model class behavior to Danny Flower so he can be an example, too. MAR- SHALL CRAWFORD wills his motorboat to Mike Hackett, who'd better be a good swimmer. ALFRED DREVES wills his timely tips to Carol Stanton who just might run out of them. FRANK FARINA wills his good nature to Ken McKeon who we know will make good use of it. ANDREW HADLEY wills his explosive combinations to Guy Carlone, who is a budding scientist. JOE LEONARDO wills his New York Time's to the Foreign Exchange Committee. AL MARGIOTTA wills his knowledge of rocket ships to Douglas Tidball, who volunteers to be the first one to ride in Al's rocket. JERRY McCLAINE wills a turkey sandwich to Sue Phelps, who talks plenty of turkey and should try eating it. PETER NEFF wills his subtle comments to Billy Petchel, so he can get away with them as well as Pete did. JOHN TROWBRIDGE wills his debating ability to Joe Schittone so he can get around wrong answers. BARBARA BROWN wills her bus seat to Arlene Adams because Arlene never rides Barbara's bus. ARDETH DEAY wills her babysitting jobs to Barbara Hallenbeck, so she can get as rich as Ardeth. PATRICIA ISABELLA wills her perky hair-do to John Strasdin, who is going to try one himself. LUCILLE KAZLAUSKAS wills her knowledge of repair- ing pocketbooks to Priscilla Matthews, who just might need it someday. LEORA MERCOGLAN wills her book covers to Ken Monty, so he won't have an excuse for not covering his books. HARRIET NOWAK wills her sewing ability to Carol Barbuto, who we hear is fascinated with sewing machines. JAMES CARAFANO wills his old coat to Ronnie Rohloff in case of an emergency. RAYMOND FLOWER wills his public speaking ability to Ronnie Phillips in the hopes that Ronnie's will improve. HENRY KNOTEK wills his brains to Ginger Kelsey, who will use them wisely, as usual. JOE MARCELLA wills his big, broad grin to Henry Brown who will make the most of it. I’m sure. JAMES McCLAINE wills his flat-top to Nola Noxon, with which she will do what, we don't know. MICHAEL PAGNOTTA wills his homemade car- toons to Bev Bradt to keep her laughing. FRED SCHAIBLE bequeaths his happy laughter to Jack Beasley, who is catching on fast. BILL THIEL wills his driving ability to Arlene Deitz for the sake of the other drivers. RICHARD TRIEBLE wills his white jacket to Joan Macfarlane to add to her collection. PETER VAN HOESEN wills his shoes to Pat Tucci, who wears a smaller shoe, but Pete is generous and doesn't mind. LOIS BRINKMAN wills her soccer ability to Anita Eichler, who I'm sure would make some use of it. MAXINE COUNTERMINE wills her Bookkeeping notebook to Donna Guyette, who doesn't know what she's in for! BERNICE CZYZEWSKI wills her pair of pink and blue knee- socks to Lynn Hicken so she can wear them with orange and black bermudas. DIANA DENNY wills her height to Jack Keating so he can use it in future basketball games. KATHY ELLERS wills her old pencils to Bob Gamache, who always needs one. ROSARIA GUAGLIARDO wills her seriousness of purpose to Ginger Kelsey who really needs it. MAUREEN LeGERE wills her energy to Barbara Sawyer, who will make good use of it. CAROL POLLACK wills her attraction to red hair to Richard Gubala, who likes red hair also. SANDY SENS wills her fanciest hair- do to Marty Gburski, who can try it if he wants to. GLORIA SNARE wills her bowling shoes to Dave Steuart. so he can go bowling Monday nights. PAT THOMPSON wills her quiet, helpful ways to Lucille Kingsley, so she can enjoy them as Pat did. MARILYN VEDDER wills her captivating smile to Jimmy Myers, who doesn't mind at all. The whole senior class bequeaths the honors, privileges and wonderful time of being a senior at Schalmont to the Class of 1961. Class Prophecy It is 1970, just ten years after the graduation of the class of 1960, and ten alumni are gathered in the cafeteria for the first class re- union. We sit quietly discussing what has happened to us since our last meeting ten years ago. SHARON LA JUETT is an acrobat with a cir- cus, CAROL MAHAR is an executive secretary and ELLEN MASON is a housewife now. MARCIA and ARDETH DEAY, and KAREN BARKLEY are all teachers here at Schalmont, and JIM CORNELL is Mohonasen's football coach. DENNIS LOCKE, ALBERT MALINOWSKI, and DAN MASTERPOLO, are all vice-presidents of the General Electric Company. The talking quickly ebbs and everyone is ready to go home when the airport's limousine comes up the school drive; JOE LEONARDO steps out and explains that he is now the general manager of the airport and that SALLY NICHOLAS and BOB ROGALSKI, the producer and co-producer of the forthcoming spectacular Siberia, now being filmed in Hawaii, have invited the eleven of us to come to see them on location for two days as their guests. After we have arrived at the airport and are settled in our chartered jet plane, BOB SUTTON and JOHN CREAR our stewards greet us, and tell us that none other than GLORIA SNARE and MARILYN VEDDER are our pilot and co-pilot, and that FRANK JASON is our trusty navi- gator. The only stop over is in Kansas City, where ANDY HADLEY joins our party, Andy tells us that he is now the chief engineer for Auto- mobiles Limited, and that he has finally solved the problem of whether to put the car's motor in the front or the rear. They don't put one in at all! When we arrive in Hawaii we are greeted by the Presidents of M-G-M, MARCELLA, GUAGLIARDO, and MURAWSKI. As they take us to the Hotel Alaska, we are told that we may meet a few friends who are working on the picture. The desk clerk is SANDY SENS, and she tells us that FRED SCHAIBLE, CAROL POLLOCK and FAY VANDERZEE are the joint owners of the hotel. Tired from our trip we all go to bed early but we decide to rise early so we can see the sights in the morning. Next morning breakfast was served to us by the hotel chef who was none other than JULIA NEWBERRY. LYNN JOHN, the hotel manager, came down to greet us. We first went over to the location to see the filming of the picture. The director of the film was none other than MIKE KARL whose assistant MAUREEN LEGERE was so busy that she could only wave to us but couldn't stop to say hello. Mike told us to wander around and see what was happening; as we started out who should we meet but RONNIE GOFF, who is the colum- nist that now writes the Voice of Broadway, who had come down with the famous movie critics CINDY MULYCA, and PAT KWIATKOWSKI. They were in Hawaii to see the previews of the picture. Next we meet LOIS BRINKMAN the films leading lady who was having her makeup put on by AL DREVES. The head of costumes. HENRY KNOTEK came rushing up to us with the leading man's costume. Henry said he would be glad to take us to see the leading star wno was none other than MARSHALL CRAWFORD, Broadway's matinee idol. It was then lunch time so we went to the commissary where we met the chief cook and bottle washers JULIa CHAPMAN and BRUCE HAWKS, EDDIE DUSSAULT was the cashier, who lives on the beach and invited us to stop by and see him tomorrow, since it was his day off. JIMMY ALFREE, the playwright who had adopted the movie Siberia from DANNY and ANTHONY BUCCI’s book, South Pacific, in- vited us to eat lunch at his table. While talking with him we discovered that PAT THOMPSON, LUCY KAZLAUSKAS and JIM McCLAINE were the co-stars. SANDRA KINGSLEY stopped by our table to say hello and told us that she was the stunt man for the show. After lunch we went to visit JERRY McCLAINE's Hula Skirt Factory were we saw LINDA MCKEON and FRANK FARINA, modeling two grass skirts. We left the factory at suppertime; since we were a great distance from the hotel we stopped in for a bite to eat at BARBARA BROWN'S Hungarian, Swedish Restaurant where we all had a delicious Japanese dinner while we listened to the music of GERALDINECUOCO's All Rubber Band featuring PHYLLIS MELIDEO on drums, LEORA MERCOGLAN on guitar and WALTER MULYCA as the soprano vocalist. We left the restaurant quite late and hailed two cabs; one driven by CAROL accident PLOMINSKI and the other by BERNICE The Turtle CZYZEWSKI. After a good nights sleep we decided to take a grand tour of the island. We were surpised to discover that our guide was to be KATHY WEATHERWAX. We asked Kathy to take us to the beach so we could see Eddie Dussault once again. When we arrived there we found that Eddie lived in a Beachcombers settlement headed by JOHN TROWBRIDGE, PETE VAN HOESEN and MARTY TRAVIS. As we started to leave we met JIM SIMONDS and JOYCE SHEFFEL who said that they also were members of the settlement. Next we decided to visit JOHN BRADSHAW'S Real Italian Pizza Parlor for a snack. There we met JAMES CARAFANO and KATHY ELLERS, the famous beatnik poets arguing over like who did the least work in their life . We then went window shopping and met MICHAEL CIPRIANO and his wife DIANA DENNY who were on the island as guests of ANN CIVALIER and KARLA DENNER on their cocoanut farm. While window shopping we decided to buy some souvenirs, and went into MAXINE COUNTERMINE'S Hawaiian Souvenir Shop where we bought some Japanese lanterns made in America. We then went back to the picture location where we met DAVE HASTINGS, the ballad singer who sang the title song in the picture, Siberia . With him were his three accompanists, JUDY DUELL and GERALDINE FAVATA, guitarists and PATRICIA ISABELLA on drums. As we talked with Dave we noticed some artists painting tropical scenery for the picture. We went over to meet them and almost fell through the floor when we saw that it was none other than DAN FIORILLO, RAYMOND FLOWER and PAT VROOMAN. All were under the guidance of AGNES GEDDES, the art director. We heard a plane overhead and looked up just in time to see ROBERT STOCK, the stuntman, teaching JANET SMITH how to commit suicide from an airplane. We were told that the plane was piloted by PETER NEFF. By then, it was quite late so we went back to our hotel. Upon our arrival we found an invitation to a beach party to be held at the mountain top home of JANIS NICKLAW and WILLIAM THIEL. When we got there we discovered that our entire graduating class was present, including DONALD VAN BUMBLE, Cuba's new leader, RICHARD TRIEBLE, the Vice-President of the United States. DIANA PIKCILINGIS, President of Diana's Pickle Company, SANDRA PASQUARELLA, the playwright of My Fair Larceny , HARRIET NOWAK, our Ambassador to Tenbucktwo, and MICHAEL PAGNOTTA and JUDY LICHVA the pilots of the oceanliner Titanic, in which we were to make our return journey home to Schenectady, just in time to see the class of 1970 graduate. Left to right Row 1: D. Masterpolo, L. Kazlauskas, D. Pikcilingis, J. Simonds. Row 2: D. Guyette, V. Kelsey, A. Deay, A. Civalier, K. Rich, M. LeGere, M. Deay, D. Denny, J. Newberry, A. Deitz, M. Countermine. Row 3: B. Brown, J. Bertan, B. Hawks, W. Mulyca, D. Fraioli, W. Provost, J. Crear, H. Brown, E. Getz. Senior National Honor Society I pledge myself to uphold the high purpose of this Society to which I have been elected, striving in every way by word and deed to make its ideals the ideals of my school Page 70 and of my life. The Big Moment Selecting a Member A campus pair that you may see Are Boastful Bob and Adorable Bea Their intellectual talents are very few But they belong to every club that is new Miss Stuck Up Miss Dishonest Miss Sloppy Here's a gem, her name is Liz Everyone enjoys the leader- ship, scholarship and the character she is Ask her to do something She'll never complain For helping others Is her primary aim. Page 72 Left to Right: Row 1: Miss Corrigan, N. Poliak, J. Knefley, S. Nicholas, N. Noxon, A. Deay, G. Kelsey, A. Civalier, C. Pollock, M. Deay, J. Newberry, K. Weatherwax, L. McKeon. Row 2: E. Watrous, C. Mc- Keon, K. Rich, A. Eichler, C. Mulyca, D. Gamache, N. Emerson, L. LaMalfa, A. Geddes, E. Cardone, S. Phelps, M. Krawczak. Row 3: J. Chapman, D. Pasquerella, R. Hartman, L. Hicken, J. Sheffel, A. Kacinski, D. Masterpolo, P. Waddell, B. Williams, R. Wallace, B. Montenaro, J. Hicken, S. McDougall, C. Sawlcki. Row 4: D. Fischer, J. Howard, J. McClaine, D. Fiorillo, J. McClaine, V. Goff, P. LeGere, J. MacFarlane, B. Brown, M. Martin, B. Bradt, L. Stryker. Row 5: K. Freer, J. Trowbridge, P. Cardone, J. Beasley, W. Herodes. Service Squad OFFICERS J. McClaine.......Executive Committee K. Rich...........Executive Committee N. Emerson........Treasurer M. LeGere.........Co-Captain J. McClaine.......Captain Miss Corrigan.....Advisor Student Council Left to right: Row 1: J. Knefley, S. Gardiner, M. DeMidio, L. Kazlauskas, D. Masterpolo. Row 2: P. McClaine, F. Wohlstein, J. Dreves, J. Foley, R. Nass, F. Rhoades. Row 3: J. Simonds, R. Flory, W. Reiman, B. Stock, J, Kaminski. Row 4: R. A. Wallace, A. Sutton, D. Fraioli. Left to right- Row 1: P. Tucci, Treasurer, D. Hastings, President, C. Sawicki, Secretary. Row 2: P. Cardone, Parliamentarian, Mr. O'Brien, Mrs. Fernandez, Advisors, J. Trowbridge, Vice-President. Page 74 Chess Club Left to right: Row 1: J. Wolfe, J, Featherstonhaugh. Row 2: N. Emerson, M. Shannon, M. Seidel, R. Yepsen, J. Peters. Row 3: Mr. Briska, Advisor, A. Pangburn, D. Holmes, D. Bennett, D. Hackett, J. Crary. • Left to right: J. Wormuth, J. Scheuer, D. Steuart, E. Yeager, A. Tortora,, Mr. Prehoda, Advisor, R. Wohlstein, G. Stalker. SABRELITE Staff Left to right Row 1: T. Eichler, B. Bradt, C. Pollock, F.. Schembri, L. Stevens, M. Jazeboski, P. Griffith, B. Provost. Row II: A. Eichler, A. Kacinski, D. Masterpolo, M. Deay, B. Broomhall, A. Civalier, R. Bohlke, J. Okrasinski, A. Deay, L. Kazlauskas, J. Bertan. Row I Left to Right L. Kazlauskas, Art; J. Okrasinski, Feature Writer; A. Eichler, Feature Writer; B, Broomhall, Art. Row II; A. Deay, Treasurer; D. Masterpolo, Art; B. Provost, Feature Writer; J. Bertan, Feature Writer; F. Schembri, Feature Writer. Mr. Porter, Advisor, A. Civalier, Editor, R. Bohlke, Co-Editor, T. Eichler, Photography. Foreign Exchange Committee Row I Left to Right: N. Emerson, J. Bertan, D. Guyette. Row II: Mr. Vanderhayden, Advisor, V. Kelsey, F. Wohlstein, A. Eichler, D. Nass. International Relations Club Row I Left to Right: N. Poliak, S. Phelps, S. McDougall, D. Guyette, P. Tucci, N. Noxon, J. Keating, Mrs. Moses, Advisor. Row II: B. Provost, H. Brown, P. Cardone, C. Sawicki, A. Deitz, J. Bertan, K. Rich, L. Getz, J. Knefley. Row III: P. LeGere, D. Fraioli, F. Wohlstein. Chorus Row I: Miss Corrigan-Advisor, M. DeMidio, S. Nicholas, M. Krawczak, B. Hurd, N. Gunnoe, M. Shannon, P. Griffith, J. Knefley, N. Poliak. Row II: S. Gardiner, B. Sawyer, A. Geddes, B. Clark, K. Rich, P. Isabella, C. Thiel, R. Wallace, S. Green, M. Feuz, A. Deitz, N. Emerson. Row III: J. Chapman, D. Pasquerella, L. Hicken, S. Spring, L. Stevens, K. Denner, L. McKeon, M. Aker, H. Nowak, L. Getz, P. LeGere, P. Waddell, K. Quay. Christmas Concert Left to right Row I: Miss Corrigan, M. DeMidio, S. Nicholas, M. Krawczak, N. Gunnoe, M. Shannon, P. Griffith, J. Knefley, N, Poliak, R. Wallace, H. Knowak, M. Aker. Row II: A. Geddes, B. Sawyer, P. Isabella, G. Phelps, N. Fox, D. VanBumble, R. Wohlstein, T. Gannon, A. Deitz, N. Noxoa C. Thiel, S. McDougall, J. MacFarlane, K. Quay. Row III: J. Sheffel, K. Rich, B. Bernaski, D. Nass, B. Rogalski, R. Vaughn, J. Marcella, J. Wolfe, P. LeGere, K. Denner, L. McKeon. Row IV: S. Gardiner, J. Chapman, H. Brown, R. Poliak, J, Neff, B. Herodes, R. Lull, G. Carlone, J. Wormuth, R. Rohloff. Page 79 CONCE Left to right; Row 1: K. Van Wormer, M. J. Tytko, J. Hicken, G. Kelsey, D. Guyette, J. Barnes, N. Sutton, D. Van Bumble, A. Farone, M. Powell, D. Holmes, J. Aker, C. Wheeler, K. Rich, R. Rohloff, Cardone, V. Me Dougall, G. Tucker, W. Reiman, J. Wolfe, D. Le Gere, W. Provost, P. Marotta, M. Ettore, T. Eichler, H. Brown. r BAND Conger, A, Eichler, A. Pagnotta, E. Fraioli, A. Hadley, J. Neff, Row 2: E. Taber, F. Gibson, A. W. Vrooman. Row 3: Mr. Murray, Director, E. Schonecker, L. Pearson, W. Center, A. Margiotta, E. Provost, S. Phelps, R. Nass. Row 4: T. Youngs, K. Barkley, P. McClaine, J. Tinnings, W. Bernaski, J. Russian Club Left to right: Row I: V. Kelsey, A. Eichler, M. Seidel, N. Emerson. Row II: J. Wolfe, J. Wormuth, B. Provost, D. Nass, F. Rhoades, Mr. Porter, Advisor. Photography Left to right: Row I: T. Eichler, F. Schembri, Mr, Dean, Advisor, L. Stevens, B, Broomhall, R. Bohlke. Sr. Y-Teens Left to right: Row I: J. Foley, C. Hill, Mrs. Lasselle, Advisor, B. Fessenden, S. Baccari. Row II: A. Sheily, M. Center, B. Primett, L. LaMalfa, N. O'Brien, S. Spring. t it iM'll Page 85 Senior Players Varsity Cheerleaders Left to right- Carol Plominski, Maureen LeGere, Captain, Geraldine Favata, Margaret LeGere, Veronica Goff, Elizabeth Murawski, Beverly Bradt, Sandra Mennillo. Miss Ireland is the Advisor. All set--You bet Good Evening Ladies Good Evening Gents Schalmont High J. V. Cheerleaders Left to right: Row I: M. Martin, N. Chapman, J. A. Collis, M. Powell, C. Mazerolle, E. O Now Presents G-r-r-r -r-r-r-r Clap VARSITY! Varsity Basketball Left to right: J. Cornell, G. Alberts, D. Hastings, B. Gamache, K. Hastings, Coach Smith, R. Anderson, A. DeCarlo, B. Rogalski, B. Aucampaugh, B. Hawks. Page 90 'JTlaAjtisy BjlqXs JLCtAXi JCuty Shaughnessy Playoff winners Page 91 J. V. Basketball J. V. Squad: J. Maiuro, J. Strasdin, J. Keating, B. Vrooman, P. Kochem, D. Fraioli, G. Satkowski T. Sarchioto, P. Cardone, T. Monty, D. Trowbridge, T. Farina, Coach Slawson. M 1 ■y; urban Pia' Left to right: M. Bucci, J. Knefley, M. Jazeboski, C. Sawicki, J. Macfarlane, D. Gamache, C. Mulyca Majorettes Soccer Row I: D. Nass, B. Richmond, W. Herodes, J. Strasdin, G. Squires. Row II: Mr. Auchampaugh, Coach, H. Brown, P. Cardone, B. Stock, R. Rohloff, D. Hackett, B. Brown, E. Fraioli. Row III: T. Sarchioto, R. Jewett, M. Hackett, R. Anderson, B. Rogalski, B. Provost, G. Carlone. Row I: A. Zywot, J. McClaine, J. Leonardo, J. Alfree, J. McClaine, B. Brown. Row II: B. Reiman, R. Wohlstein, F. Rorick, J. Trowbridge, R. Poliak, R. Flory, Mr. Martin, coach. Volleyball ■'nrrirrrm % Pag© 103 JEFFERSON Not So Long Ago will you qualify for the future’s great careers Dr. of Space Medicine Noise Control Technician Hydroponic Farmer Missile Systems Engineer Psychiatric Case Worker Television Writer Rocket Pilot Marketing Motivational Researcher Automation Systems Technician City Manager Nuclear Power Engineer Traffic Control Expert Plastics Designer U.N. Translator Eugenecist Nucleonics Physicist Most of the careers listed at left did not even exist 20 years ago. On all fronts — science, busi- ness, marketing, communications, the arts — the American economy is expanding, changing with the explosive speed of a missile. Never before have such great frontiers awaited young Ameri- cans. But how will you fit into this tomorrow? Talk with your guidance teacher or counselor and find out how to best prepare yourself for a bright future in space age America. 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Complete Insurance Service FR 4-7751 148 Clinton Street Schenectady, New York 07odae A NEWS Today Schenectady Union-Star Page 113 A CHALLENGE -- AND AN OPPORTUNITY Never since the dawn of time has the challenge -- and the oppor- tunity -- been greater for youth. The need to excel is vital to the pre- servation of freedoms mankind has won down through the ages, always against odds. You, the graduates of I960, face unbounded opportunity along with the challenges you will encounter. Your course will determine, in large measure, the future of your nation and your world. Everyone in the ALCO industrial family extends congratulations for your present achievement and sincere best wishes for your limitless tomorrows. ALCO Products, Inc. EM RAMARK STUDIO 135 Jay Street FR 4-8721 Schenectady, New York __________________ s v Page 114 LADY DUFF SHOP DAN A. DONAHUE Young Fashions Sells Good Clothes for Young People Nettleton Shoes Schenectady, New York Schenectady, New York Lathams, New York Tires - Batteries - Accessories PINE GROVE MARKET A B SERVICENTER 3561 Guilderland Avenue Guilderland Ave. Curry Road EL 5-9895 EL 5-2020 Sunrise Gardens Phone FR 4-9083 HENRY W. BROWN VARIETY STORE Son, Inc. at Paint - Hardware The Four Corners Farm Garden Supplies Feed - Seeds - Fertilizer 2623 Guilderland Ave. 2801 Guilderland Avenue Schenectady, N. Y. Two Names You Can Trust C ongratulations MICHAEL P. MALGIER Class of '60 EDWARD R. PERILLO USED CARS CARL'S With Many Unused Miles Fashion for the Young— 3269 Guilderland Ave. and the Young at Heart. Phone EL 5-1070 Schenectady, New York Page 115 Mother Ferro’s Restaurant ITALIAN AMERICAN CUISINE 1115 Barrett Street Schenectady, New York ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE 126 - 134 Washington Avenue Phone DI 6-9554 Albany 6, New York 5 rooms Available For Private Parties State Registered - Veteran Approved Quality Doesn't cost, it pays HUDSON'S SUPER MARKET GIVING Carl's Gold Bond Stamps Double on Wednesday Route 5S TU 7-2671 Pattersonville THE COLLEGE OF SAINT ROSE Fully accredited Catholic Liberal Arts College for women.. .within commuting distance ... resident and day students also Co-educational evening and summer sessions in Graduate and Undergraduate Programs. Write — Director of Admissions. 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Compliments of MCLANE'S DELICATESSEN 2608 Broadway Schenectady, New York EX 3-0051 and MCLANE'S DELI-RAMA Saratoga Road UP 2-8189 Burnt Hills, New York That Good Coal WESTCOTT COAL OIL Westcott Road Schenectady, New York Phone EL 5-1270 or EL 5-2993 ROTTERDAM SHELL SERVICE corner Guilderland Curry Road Phone DI 6-9628 ARTIC FREEZE FOOD SERVICE One of the largest modern FOOD FREEZER plants Your Family Food Plan Supplier of FOOD and FREEZERS U. S. Prime and Choice Meats Only nationally advertised brands of FROZEN FOODS Currybush Road Phone FR 7-2660 aneam Diii k Page 117 LEN'S GULF SERVICE STATION Washing Lubrication Tires Accessories and Ignition Service Len Ryder, Proprietor __________TU 7-2511_________ EVERETT C. CANDAGE The Friendly Farmer Insurance--------- Real Estate Rotterdam Junction New York ________TUlip 7-9331________ MILLER'S SAFETY SERVICE Complete Auto Service Tune-up-------Brakes Rear wheel alignment Wheel Balancing - Pattersonville, N. Y. 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TANK GAS CORPORATION 20 May Avenue Schenectady, New York Bulk and Bottled Deliveries Page 118 Schenectady, New York Phone EL 5-6646 COMPLETE GRADUATION SERVICE • Class Rings • Commencement Announcements • Caps and Gowns • Medals and Awards • Diplomas • Taylor-made Yearbooks Gus, Don Jim receive congratulations from Charles Dolan, Production Manager, for the outstanding yearbooks they are producing in Eastern New York State. L G. BALFOUR CO. BENTLEY SIMON TAYLOR YEARBOOK CO. Your Representative HODGKINS OF BALFOUR Gus Hodgkins «Bob Gray, Don Nash, Jim Gerding, Frank Hanrahan P. O. Box 9, Schenectady, New York, Phone Express 3-5374 COMPLIMENTS of BOND FUNERAL HOME SWART'S LAUNDERETTE 2733 Guilderland Ave. - Ph. FR 7-1910 Compliments of DRAPER PHARMACY LEE'S SHELL SERVICE 2601 Guilderland Avenue at Phone FR 7-8875 The Five Corners QUALITY— SERVICE — ECONOMY Men's Boy's Clothing DAN A. DONAHUE TABLE QUEEN FOOD PRODUCTS Wholesale Groceries NETTLETON SHOES Distributed by 240 State Street SCHENECTADY Latham Corners Shopping Center IMPORT COMPANY Van Guysling Avenue Pag© 119 Compliments of HERMI E'S MUSIC STORE 716 State Street Schenectady New York Compliments of WEBSTER PAPER AND SUPPLY COMPANY Albany, New York McDOUGALL LUMBER COAL COMPANY Small Tools Coal — Oil — Lumber Hardware — Mason's Supplies Rotterdam Junction TU 7-2642 Compliments of W. W. JEFFERS Dairy Pattersonville TU 7-8631 JOHN L. GEDDES Jeweler 1113 Chrisler Avenue Schenectady, New York Compliments of OWEN OPTICAL COMPANY, INC. 154 Barrett Street Schenectady, N. Y. 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