Scotia Glenville High School - Acropolis Yearbook (Scotia, NY)

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SHAVVHQS Because as our advisor you helped us in our Sophomore year, Because you make Biology so inferesi-ing, Because you're fun To know, We dedica+e+his book +o you. y 419' k -S 54, if F W Board of Education Howard E. Peekg Kenneth E. Buhrmasterg Richard Daltong Charles D. Greentree Presidentg Mrs. Marietta Forte, Vice Presidentg Bernard J. Daltong Warren D. 0'Neal Superintendent of Schools MR. WILLIAM H. MARTIN MR. STEUBING Let's Study Our Teachers .' . f ' K A , . 1 - D' t f M , Chorus , if ,I I , I ,f ff , 1rec or o usic an If X-cud, fl ,J 3-fxlffujcf MR. HARRISON W MRS. FOX MR. SAWYER MISS MOCHRIE Band Business Education Science Business Education MISS DAVIS MR. ABERCROMBIE Business Education Citizenship Education MR. LETTS . . . Principal MRS. MISS FISH Physical Education Health W Office Hours and After Hours N . .. ,1 .-X. , Nw.. N sf- -I I sg - swf' 1' 2 f is -S - . -TT. '515if3ijgi?iH2'.1'fii , -K, , 'ii I. F ' gqagg 2 if-g . if ff - ' 1 1- ,ff-..g,.iii MR. ROSSETTI 1:-..,, MR. LEISRINC MISS ABRAMS Industrial Arts Mnthnmntine A P--1 MISS SITTN ER Library IS GETTY v :M S. . ISS McDONALD MR. SMITH MRS. SAVAGE Latin, English Industrial Arts German, English Driver Training MR. KEIR Citizenship Education Driver Training I MISS DWYER, Director of Guidance . . . Sophomore Counselor Office Hours and After Hours MR. HORVATH MISS MCGUIRE MR. MCMANUS MRS. SHAW Orchestra English r Physical Education Science Health MISS DICKSON MISS FLINT MR. CLOHESY MRS. KLINKOW Mathematics Art Spanish, English Homemaking MR. ELLITHORPE MISS PARKINSON MRS. DOUCHERTY MR. STOPERA Mathematics English French, English Ex lish Science Journalism R 6 Special Services A friendly smile, a helping hand. MRS. SCHUMACHER MRS. COOLEY Guardians of our health. N, N, Q 1 MRS. MALCOLM ff' Brothers of the brush keep the school shiny. MRS. CLARK The King ALEX and JOHN The driver behind the drivers Assistant Superintendent for Business, Dr. Casey, and his staff: Grace Simmons Doris Nelson Mrs. Rafferty Superintendent Mr. Martin's right-hand secretar , Y Gayle Munsell Business and Buses How very necessary they are! Judson Dockstader. Robert Flynn. Leonard Hurley, Charles Layton, Eck Mitchell, Floyd Parks, Olney Rose, Chester Santa Barbara, Raymond Wells, Evelyn Wiltsie, Charles Myers, Johnathan Kramer. E I 2 5 I P I 1 , 1 5 4 I r 1 A 1 . L., . M .. 1 '. f Q . . A - .Ll Aim J, X1 X ' K f ve if E. KJ wx: . QQ. N, f Y A X A Y , , YQ ,Akin 7 M - QW? X 1' Q .X 'ff' K L Nr . .Q - --L A X-Q . 'N , 4, x f-Q55 vx. f5'Sft?QHFf I? 'N Fw f W I K , . - - 1-SAW' N-W-c, Q :rig -:sky ii. A X , X . A Ni 15. g 211, '55 N f 'P' X . ca V, ga L, Qs xx, Ax . , 1? ' -Ai .W 'K 1 M n ' 4 A is gi 1. ' L ,, F m Z L m ,K sy A ij' ,KEN - , K K K W ,A i M at iw f K I ' if f .xiqfysi N' -is +o 6 A 5 Q The school year begins in the homeroom. gy A? 4, J 1 2 i Eugene Fodor Robert Bevan OFFICERS James Carbin Hope Crever . . QQ., E2 Q-'Q x N X m 9 f. , NRM , mf , I P ' 3' 3 ii s ,Ts X 'W'-nn Q -A .Muv.-ff 'p'f' 1 . , .ki ' ..,.-xywf V- ' ff x 'ip hx , X' .qw . , , r, 'X-9 'mil' .1 x . 1, . 'Q- he E Q ., 31551- K X? ELS-,ggi , A Q ..., it X JEL, X ' 2 1, Y' T W 'Y -Z: . ., EF gi S -A . 1 3 uf 53 SSW - .. .Q .. K. -r . wx . ,Q 3-. ke Q 5 ' 1 SQ A S 2 K QE 5 J V ww ig K wg .3 . N, 2 sg? h 1 E' 'R 3 ,, ., .5 S wi Nw J. SN ,ms gwxf ,X M M. ,gi X QQ SEPTEMBER Louls Buhrmaster Rlchard Pamter OFFICERS . ' 97 7' U f If f I, 4 .L 1 A jf V, V X Rpojemary Nlhylfesp ff A H x, fp ' Carol Cooper 1' ' W ' V' Nifyf I ,Pr I .ff 1, uij 1 f .-1 ,f -fi :Ax L OJ . ! -iw M uk , 5 X swf , ,fr ' K if lxjyf 5 'fy' V! L- A .. if! .f . To My J' Jumor Class I! 1, K 'ug - N x If ,ff ff? XN-KJ f 'A'--President .,.,.,. , ..7.,,,A.........,, ,.A,. L ouis Buhrmaster ,Q ' if 'rj RJ K!! klfice President -- .... Richard Painter UTQN xjjb jx X ka Secretary , ........ .. ...... ,,, Carol Cooper knkr - -'Q' X Treasurer .,.,r rrrrr. R osemary Naples XUNIV ' ff . i Faculty Advisors .,..7. Mrs. Dougherty 'z K4 WV' X ,Ny V 1 Mr. Clohesy r' N ff! JJ .lx f ,f xx Af.. K E X + ww 'B s. nl , K Aw A - . A 757 U gy! , W ,. Q A Q Q. 51: QP 3 5 '1' im wi lm , sw. .Q . . rv- rf. K H., N ,W . .J .,, ww. 0 X vi FR -f EN ' - tw ' -AS , I. .y,,k x Xa , 32' gr, YQ J- 'Vw xxil' 9: A Mg-vw a g 'W 4 wa-'Mal' is , , .X X , . Q 14? nh' Sl an XR w ,f HA.: wi XY I3 3 'f Ali 4' 5' ? ,np ff! F -5 if Q f isL?i g 9 - 1 '?Y M1 . 4, 11 4 , af . W I , J mei? it 5 i . 1 ,Ek V1 .J 4 veg 2 we 4 IH 'Jr if fir! TEM QQ., so ,- . ... M V 'WL'Il'Y...,.J 'N r-0-MS. nm-,M .. .. Xa, A ,.+xxn5 K 2+ ww-4 NH ,W-N .A ,Q MSJNQY . mf ' A, .' Q 5 fu ,, .tl ' s 4 . .- 15 X ik 7 .1 4, z 1 ,' ywk - A L x , A I , . . . . av.. - N, x W, V , X K. W . , - X 4 K-V.. KA f P -.ugfh 0, 3-Vx X- , . f., kf,?'VR,.. , The man behind fha shu'Her, Bob WQQX 1 5gm'Eil4BER .5 Carl Kaestle Vicki Proschel I I Thomas Laviolette Margaret Jameson 'Y' X wb . I ,JW aff' ly JM' 1 ,' 'M' T SOPHOMORE OFFICERS vf Qi, J !, R 1 1 ff' L rj! UF , M I ' ,L U f ,President ........,,,.,..,.......,,.......,a,r.r,.....,, Carl Kaestle W ju! Q 'J If Vice President ,....... ..... T homas LaViolette fd M ' N 'fi A f 1 ' Secretary .,.......,,.r. ,,r..,. M argaret Jameson ' ' f ' ' Treasurer ,....,,,,,,,. r,,.,,... V icki Proschel 0 'I pid, Faculty Advisor -, r,,., M., swf, I . 1' X , . M I Mi Miss McDonald I6 ,a 35 35? V QA 7 s Mi sf 3 5 f 5 2 wr X Qambi Z f -wzgzi ra 555. 1. L. .. 5 Q? ,fm y I g fa: 1 E ,-Q5 1 -all S 32. ? W xx. Y ?'f'E 'SPWIFX 4 . 5 fig-Q. M sf H ' gif? , . 5? fi K- . 'E - 8 Q: .M K -Y .Qwlgw..Qsig.. 1 J 1 f . I lfgc 2 x gg. . , X. HOMEROOM IOS ' a xwmi- NN 5 , Wil? W gl, 55 M sea , A wr ?E5f f ii? . ,w ' 5 Q ,, - .1 f . ,RWM X 'ji' - '. -sf .mgaiyw , . ..,, Q ,451 Q N .- ' ' T I: . ., Www! , K g x E I 9: x 2 F Qs, .MER SEPTELABER 3 . Sophomores Did y --...QMN ophomores No, that's Mr. Keir's Driver Training classf' -.xn . +-.hs N h 4-.. www -..-- ..,- .. ,i,. ...r.,r-,l I9 R. Widmer, J. Hitt, B. Baldwin, E. O'Malley, J. Ridings, J. Carbin, R. Bodenstab, Mr. Keir Mr. Leisring, Chairman, R. Bodenstabg Assistant Chairman, J. Ridings. Seniors begin work on a magazine campaign that is to be the most suc- cessful one ever planned. Ann Comenzo and Myrna Dillman, on the job. 20 SEPTEMBER AWARD WINNERS R. Onderchain P. Hooker J. Hin R. Lemon W. Smeallie In the homemaking rooms fall canning be- gins. September Business tudent Council OFFICERS From each homeroom come representatives and alternates, to meet with delegates at large, who went to the Syracuse Citizenship Conference. Pf6Sid6f1l. V...........7,,,,, r,,,. C harles Rochford Vice President .,,,,e,,,e,,,,,r ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, C argl Cooper Recording Secretary ,,,..s,.,,,,,, Betty Lou Wiethake Corresponding Secretary ..,,.,,..sesssssssss Rita Waldron Tfetwufef fffft-.,.....,....,.,,,.t.,.,, Katherine McNerney Delegates at Large eee,...,., ..,,,,,,,,,,,,, J oyee Ridings Eric Kluwe Ernest Riggi Faculty Advisors ,.,,,, .,,v, M rs. Haskell Miss Getty MEMBERS Karen Best Barbara Bradley Lester Brown James Butler Phyllis Cady Louise Champeau Carol Collins Carol Cooper Sara Cornell Joyce Crandall Alberta Eckerson Nancy Engel Richard Ciannelli Susan Hancock Stephen Hirshorn Jerome Hyde Eric Kluwe Beverly Kramer Gail Matterson Katherine McNerney Ardith Morris Patricia O'Brien Karen Otteson Antoinette Padricelli Allan Parker Carol Perry Joyce Ridings Ernest Riggi Charles Rochford Mark Russo Peter Schuhl Linda Simmons Wayne Smeallie William Van Patten Rita Waldron Betty Lou Wiethake Rose Marie Widmer Robert Wickes SEPTEMBFR 2 I H i-Times A new staff, a new story Faculty Advisors MISS PARKINSON MISS MOCHRIE On deadline day, in the usual huddle, J. Von Stetina, C. Collins, J. Carbin, E. Palma, R. Bodenstab, N. Schwab, E. Clune, Mr. Beebe, printer, A. Stone, Miss Parkinson, S. Hirshorn. Collins, s. Morris, A. MORE, R. Widmef, J. Ridings, and R. Bodenstab. Missing: I. Swisher, P. Crockrell, J. Percy, S. Hancock, K. Haviland. SEPTEMBER HI-TIMES STAFF Efiiwf-ill-Chief ..................,....... Stephen Hirshorn .ASSLSZGILL Editor , ,,.. ,,,,,,,,-, J ames Carbin Associate Editors ....... Elizabeth Clune Anne Stone Sports Editors ,.,.. Robert Bevan Eric Kluwe Sports Writer .....,,. ttt,,r..t,. R ussell Howitt Features ........,,..... ........ ,I oan Von Stetina Departments .,...... ..... A nna Mae Ilnicki Nancy Schwab Exchanges .... ,....... E leanor Palma Art ..,.......,.... , .... t,....,.. A silda Dube Nancy Rockwell Business Manager ...., ........,,.... C arol Collins Advertising Manager ,,..,,.,.,,,,,.....,,.,. Karen O'Neal Business Assistants .,,...,......,,.,, Richard Blanchard Robert Bodenstab, Linda Bufe, Diane Clark Typists ,,..,s,,. .. ...............,,,,,.,.,,......e,. Vera Alexander Myrna Bedard, Carolyn Bilka, Sheila Finn, Carol Cray, Elsie Hill, Carolyn Norris, An- toinette Padricelli, Barbara Sauerschell, Rita Waldron Lgrjxg' .,v.-r'IQ4! ' 7,1 r' ti Office Assistants QQ to .. s ff: U gl C, If C v ,uf 'K L-C. 5 I C'-x. Carol Cooper Elaine Di Nicola Patricia Long .loan Percy Ann Kernaghan Phylis Wood Joan Unverhau Grace Becker Betty Lou Wiethake Shirley Powers Phylis Ordon Mrs. Cooley Office Assistants efficiently make the rounds. F iremen Eric Kluwe, Ernest Riggi, Robert Bevan, James Butler, Bruce Clemons, Richard Giannelli. Russell Howitt, Richard Painter, Paul Patt, John Payette, Robert Rochford, Kenneth Wilkins, Glen Wiltsie. One minute and forty seconds-record was achieved after one month's drilling by the new Fire Squad. No talking, please, to students and teachers alike. ' SEPTEMBER 23 24 OCTOBER L FOOTBALL SQUAD R. C. B. D. G. D. B J. P. A. E. R. J. R. J. E. J. W. J. A. C. R. P. R. E. R. R. E. P. S. WOODROW FARNUM ANGELO ANDERSON SUTHERLAND KELLEY NEAR-Y J.' QUACKENBUSH GIBBONS B1sA1LLoN FRAENCKEL MCNULTY PAINTED BUONO REMINGTON PAYETTE WAINWRIOHT WANTUCK VAN PATTEN BUTLER DUNN LOWE ROCHFORD GRIPPO GIANNELLI KLUWE HOWITT BEVAN HITOHCOCK MOORE HIRSHORN iPhoto editor's note: the way you take it in the rainy season.T Varsity SQUAD , ff-X W ..,-,,-1- Football T 1 AUTOGRAPHS I X SCORES Coxsackie .,.... ...,...,.. 7 Scotia .... .,..,.,, 4.6 Hudson ...............,,......... 12 Scotia ,... .,,,.,.. 6 Mechanicville ...,...,...,,, 13 Scotia ,,., .,...,,. 1 2 Delmar ...,.,...... ...,....., 2 0 Scotia ..,. ..,...,. 6 Saratoga ..,,., ......,... 1 9 Scotia .... ....,.., 1 9 Johnstown ...... ,,....,... 2 0 Scotia v-,, .....,.. O Draper .,......,,................ 19 Scotia .r,,,...........,,.. 6 i Coaches MR. ROLLINS MR. HITCHCOCK Co-Captains RUSSELL HOWITT ERIC KLUWE Managers JOHN QUACKENBUSH ROBERT WOODROW OCTOBER 25 Q o is mf g N... QM 253:15-H5 , G hw ' '17 f ,,, V an V 22? V32 'A is ff, D, A A - 4 Z. 5 7 11 iw af. if fi 0 M- wk f 49 QS , , F - ---- mi Q ,K- - y k egg 5 .V iffy., :wg if 5 ug Ykwg, f - 2 .fb . ,. ..,. I -, , ,mir if N ga , 6 1-,2-Sig.: .. 1 I fag jf ,fl'j:f?1gfVF' W4 5 ml 'A ,Y Q , ,f X. , ww A SQ W 1 N? f X .1 k 'a THE MAJ ORETTES CCF 99 or the Crimson and the White ,Q .4 A A Qv Qi- X i fa F 9 l' 'Q ' W . Q ' A N ..... El A - SARA CORNELL ELAINE MacNAUGHTON A SHEILA FINN BARBARA BEDNAROWSKI gi A 8192 'X ,N Lf ,Q F1111 xx Q . O I JOAN ST L U S MR' HARRISON JOYCE CRANDALL C ' 99 ' Our Director gi 'L . rn' Biff' MF or Our High School We Will F ight OCTOBER 27 WW, K Q A warm ' , K -s 1 34 DAVE PHI f , '1 'Vx fi U Qin or-nr viii! uw 1 . U if A fi ?'fj 'rx 'ifffia , am 0553 fs gT.13?2f C3 QLUTQ Qt 1 ffawx . a egnffe L vi if if 7 ofvemher End of the Season The rooters . , .K . . the team . . , November 10th ends the cadet teacher's stay at Scotia High. We thank her and we miss her. the cheers are still stron Mrs. Haskell, head of the social studies department, confers with cadet teacher, Miss Elaine Swarthout, from Albany State Teachers College. NOVEMBER 29 Blue Trian le OFFICERS President H ,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, e WGAIL MATTERSON Vice President ,,,,,,,,, WCAROL COOPER Secretary. ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, C AROL COLLINS Treasurer ,,.,,,.. .,,,,,,,. , LINDA BUFE Faculty Advisorn ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, , , ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, lt HSS SlTTNER Vera Alexander, Joan Ashworth, Brenda Ballert, Myrna Bedard, Barbara Bednarowski, Carolyn Bilka, Linda Bufe, Phyllis Cady, Louise Champeau, Doris Clay, Carol Collins, Agnes Condon, Carol Cooper, Sara Cornell, Joyce Crandall, Carol D'Andrea, Judith Dufel, Sandra Everetts, Sheila Finn, Barbara Ford, Mary Ann Catta, Florence Giglio, Linda Cilgore, Carol Cray, Susan Han- cock, Sandra Hutton, Anna Mae Ilnicki, Faith Jones, Ann Kerna- ghan, Penelope Lansing, Sandra Lesh, Michaelene Lewis, Lynn Mac lntyre, Ann Maglione, Gail Matterson, Mary Ann Matthes, Ardith Morris, Susan Morris, Rosemary Naples, Patricia O'Bri- en, Karen O'Neal, Phyllis Ordon, Karen Otteson, Sandra Penichter, Nancy Phillips, Naomi Picard, Patricia Picard, Diane Robinson, Patricia Rocher, Nancy Schiele, S u z a n n e Rowledge, Nancy Schwab, Carol Ryder, Linda Simmons, Caroline Smith, Brenda Stevens, Wendy Stratton, Irene Swisher, Helen Van Allen, Vir- ginia Vernon, Susan Way, Anna Mae Witkoski, Carolyn Wofmdrofw. 30 NOVEMBER Blue Triangle welcomes new members in candlelight service. 1 I G5 aes 'DoN,'i WML i . In Qogvrwgtqnnrvg Q CM l-4 I To T +4 iff, e ns, . . - K' get-alilfz , lFt4AM'l'N,5 N Q Ve 'l 'Hi Triangle girls sponsor Sheila Tomkins, last year's Daisy Mae, gives her Sadie November 4. title to Barbara Bednarowski and crowns Eric Kluwe, Li'1 Abner. I Liz and Jimmy First Report Card Wait till my dad sees this!', NOVEMBER 3' November 24 Trip Patricia Berning Louis Buhrmaster Phyllis Cady Gary Campbell Doris Clay Carol Collins Agnes Condon Alan Fraenckel Stephen Hirshorn David Hively Christine Hodgson Sandra Hutton Jerome Hyde Nancy Laraway Robert Mabee Lanning Mosher William Panczner Vicki Proschel Mark Russo Linda Simmons Brenda Soloweigh Michael Sullivan Artice Swingle Calvin Welch Carolyn Woodrow 32 NOVEMBER Biology Club President .....'7V.77.i.........,.,o77,o7,.,..,...,.....,. LESTER BROWN Vice President ...,... ........ R AYMOND FLANIGAN SCCVCUIVY ........,ff ..,..,........... H OPE CREVER Treasurer ......v ....... R OBERT BODENSTAB Faculty Advisor ,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,-, MRS, SHAW November 15 Trip David Barney Kristin Best Charles Blowers Robert Bodenstab Lester Brown Carol Bylina Hope Crever Louis Di Cesare Judith Dufel Lynn Dolen Raymond Flanigan Eugene Fodor Victor Fraenckel Catherine Gersbach Linda Gilgore Joan Hitt Paul Hooker Elizabeth J amack Constance McNerney Elaine 0,Malley John Peeling Joyce Ridings Charles Rochford Nancy Stratton Glen Wiltsie Biology Club's trip to the G. E. Research Lab makes an interesting two hours. punish Club President ,,,,, ,A,,,,,,,,,,, , , , ,, , , ,,,, , ,CAROL COOPER Vice Presirlentn, , ROSEMARY NAPLES Secretary ',,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, C AROL D'ANDREA Treasurer ,,,,,,,,,, ,LINDA GILCORE Faculty Advisor , MR. CLOHESY An old Spanish custom -Chuck Rochford crowns Wcncly Stratton with a K'cascaronv confetti-fille'd ogg. L6 FICSTH chairman, decorates a 0 Hcascarone' ,ADH fi. NQFJ ull I V 15 Q1 Q9 C9 SFS UR! ff Spanish Clull noon hour. .nod Agnes Condon, Robert Bevan, Frank Vazal, Norman Pa-tricca, Sheila TOIIll'ilIlS. Roll:-rl lil-vali. Carolyn Woodrow, Nancy Svhic-lv, Nancy Scliwab. Earxnan O'l5r1-y. Lynn Doll-n, Susan llunvork. Suzanne Rowledge, Patricia 0'Brion. Linda llufv, Carolinv Smith, Mary Ann Nlatlllvs, Paul Urippo, Lynn Mac lntyrc-. Barbara Ford. Nancv Phillips. Louis liulirmaslvr. John 'Nlaln-1-. Patricia l'i1'ursl. Ann Kernaghan, Constance McNerney, Riuhara' Piinter. NOVEMBER 33 igns of Christmas X X 2 I f N as :CII Q-o 3 E-D 43 f-D92 -TE Q: ...HQ Eu. '51 :F FE S-E 11.92 Q23 s: -'S Q: Cc. 5-3 jg. TW: ,vb .S dig'-' . Pu 'S The first festivily. ,.5f...yS HOLLY HOP DEC. 3rd KEY CLUB Christmas Workshop 34 DECEMBER ft wrapping Carol Collins, Business Manager. delivers the holiday issue of the HI-TIMES if Q2 .Q , J 32 QW V. Vernon, P. Rocher, L. Lasher, F. Giglio. H. Stevens. U. Ce-rw-nka. S. Pow:- N. Engle, R. Borst. M. Karus. A. Leonard. I' The Winter Concert DECENIISEH H. 1956 4 UCLOCK ZF!! 'F ,4 -N9 Nl H ll rllvm-1-11+--lmvlm-1-tu .1 fl frmn hu- lllllNl4'lilI Q , 1 Q V95 Q 63 5? 5' ' 3 LH ima' 34 i qib gi. 2ee QV X . 15 X .N Lf? e eeegikfn e -Y IJICCICXIIZPLN 35 OFFICERS ' ROBERT BEVAN Preszdent W ,,,, ,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,. , Vire I'resia'enL,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,..,,,,,,, M ICHAEL FINN Secretary ',,,,,,,,,. ,, , ,,,,,,,, LOUIS BUHRMASTER Treasurerw, , W , JOHN LANSING Chaplain ,,,,, ,,,,,,, CARRY CAMPBELL Sfribe ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,.,,,,, , , A.,. KENNETH POWELL Faculty Advisor , MR. ELLITHORPE MEMBERS Robert Bevan. Robert Bodenstali, Louis Buhrmaster, James Butler, Carry Campbell, Michael Finn, Raymond Held, Stephen Hirshorn, David Hively, Russell Howitt, Jerome Hyde, William Hydon. Daniel Jorgenson, John Lansing, David Montana, Parker Moore, Lanning Mosher, Paul Patt, Kenneth Powell, William Van Patten, John Wantuck, Robert Wickes. Hi-Y Hi-Y officers brighten up the hall with the decoration of their giant tree. Deutscher Verein President ,,,,,,,,. ,,,,,, ROBERT BODENSTAB Vice Presirlent ,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, JUDITH WISELL Secretary ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, .,.,,, ,,,,, J O YCE RIDINGS Treasurerw ,,,,, ,, HOPE GREVER Faculty Advisor ,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,,.,,, MRS. SAVAGE St. Nicholas Day, December 6, is celebrated by German Club making the traditional Advent wreath for 309. Duane Bartlett, Paul Bisaillon, Robert Bodenstab, Hope Crever, Clifford Farnum, Joseph Gibbons, Marie Hoppmann, Clifford Hedden, Joan Hitt, David Hively, Margaret Jameson, Brenda Moore, Patricia Oathout, John Peeling, Vicki Proschel, Joyce Ridings, Nancy Rice, Robert Schuhl, James Stafford, Judith Wisell. n Stille Nacht Los Angeles Con Dulce Voz An International Note is sounded by the language classes in the traditional carol sing in the halls on December 20th. Minuit Chretienu 37 V Qs Lf, uf Hlzy if' Y iv Focus on '56 Fl 26 t t , N 4 fx 6 ' WS? 'm fg 5 7 9 January 6th, Choralaires at the TV studio, one of several engagements, Courtesy of the Schenectady Union Star. The Senior Ball chairmen plan early for the big dance in May. Robert Bodenstab, Decorationg Bertha Baldwin, Bids and Programsg Gail Matterson, Co-Chair- man: Louis Di Cesare, Co-Chairman: Victor Fraenckel, Hospitalityg Susan Van Winkle, Hospitality: .loan Hitt, Refreshmentsg Paul Patt. Loungeg Barbara Rennie, Coronationg Sheila Tomkins, Decoration. Presziderrt ,,,,,,, , Vive President Treasurer ,,,,,,,,, , Secretary ,, Farully Advisor James Carbin lionors new mcrnber, llarbara Peek. January l2tb, eighteen new members are inducted into National Honor Society. ational Honor ociety OFFICERS 1 f K Q X.: .- 7 X ffl ix ERIC KLUWE EUGENE FOUOR ERNEST RICCI HOPE CREVER ,MISS ABRAMS .5 ei Robert Bevan, Robert Bodenstab, Lester Brown, Carol Bylina, james Carliin, Hope Crever. Eugene Fodor, Linda Gilgore, Susan Hancock, Joan Hitt, David Hively, Paul Hooker, Sandra Hutton Jerome Hyde, Eric Kluwe, Gail Matterson, Suzanne Miller, Lanning Mosher, Elaine O'Malley Paul Patt, Barbara Peek, ,loyce Ridings, Ernest Riggi, Suzanne Rowledge, Nancy Stratton Wendy Stratton, Joyce Vernon. w a The Ceremony is followed by a tea for the parents of the new members. Guest speaker, Mr. Eccles, congratulates Eric Kluwe, the 'i N . i xy: recipient of the Princeton Alumni cup, Elaine 0'Malley, Mr. and Mrs. Nloslu-r. Joan Hitt. Mrs. Klinkow. JANUARY 39 BOB BEVAN 40 JANUARY XXX! 48 X ff ,P . 'HT if 'xx ' . ,. 2 ' . ,QE -5 L ' ?::..' Y Q A iSSf'Z12:??S?E5fw f:?wgg i 5fw:gfz1fg. RANK VAZAL Basketball X 'Q,-. R .,.' - fig' was '.,.- xi, MIKE FINN ERIC KLUWE Es 4, '5 WA ,MX W. in 1 2 QS' Wg 5 Jigs N-Sl is? I fieaf ' , Yiffiifii U-ff? Egg! ary, EARMAN O'BREY l Scotia Visitors I '- 01 77 82 ............... ............. D raper h 47 80 ...,....... ............. S araloga , 64 75 ................ Mont Pleasant Q 66 54- .........,. .....A..... J ohnstown 62 55 ......,................,.... Ft. Plain 6' 69 95 ........,........... Nott Terrace - . 72 46 ........... ......... G loversville 72 70 ............ .......... F ort Plain 52 53 .................... Mechanicville 69 67 ............ ..,,............ D raper 81 B6 ............ ,..,....... H udson 60 86 ......,..... ............ S aratoga 81 86 .................. Mont Pleasant 77 57 ............ .......... J ohnstown 79 64 ......,................. Cloversville GLEN WILTSIE 43 86 ........ ........ N ott Terrace Manage, 72 53 ........ ......,. M echanicville 81 87 ........ .............. H udson WILLARD BAILEY MR. ROSSETTI Coach JL, f BOB ROCHFORD PAUL GRIPPO TOM LEE JANUARY 4I started game nights with spirit . . . etiit QQUJ at Rosie Widmer- with the greatest of ease. t, il David Alliger, Louis Buhrmaster, Garry Campbell, Bruce Clemmons, Kenneth Crewell, Richard Hayner, Donald Hazen, Clifford Hedden, William Hydon, John Wantuck, Thomas Wilson. Cheerleatlingx Club at noon hour practices for Varsity perfection above. President. Rita Waldrong Vice President. Carol Cooper: Treasurer. Gail Mattersong Secretary. Phyllis Woodg Faculty Advisor. Mrs. Klinkowg Nancy Schiele. Nancy Schwab. Linda Simmons. Alberta Eckerson, Arlene Tuttle, Helen Van Allen. Suzanne Way. Joan Ashworth, Bonnie Bell, Karen Best. Carolyn llilka. lfileene Brandow, Linda Bute. Louise Champeau. Patricia Cockrell. Carol Conde, Joyce Crandall. Sara Cornell. Carol D'Andrea. Joy Dillman. Roberta Donato. Patricia Wozniak. Sheila Finn. Mary Ann Catta. Beverly Kramer, Ardith Morris. Diane Moskal, Karen O'Neal. Karen Otteson. Antoin- ette Paclricelli. Sharon Pitcher. Q JANUARY Scotia 32 55 43 40 63 42 57 75 68 72 39 57 72 85 85 54 80 74 lllis is the way we like ll! Visitors T1 , H, Nutt Terrace 69W W ,, ,,,,,,,,,, Draper 60 ,,,,, , , , ,,,,,,,,,, Saratoga 76 , ,,,,, ,, Mont Pleasant 47, , W , Johnstown 45 ,,,,,,,,, . Fort Plain 76 ,,.,,,,,, ,,,,,,, N ott Terrace 61 ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, C loversville 56 ,,,.,,. , Fort Plain 60 ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, it lechanicville 45 , , , Draper 73 ,,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,, Hutlson 48 ,,,,,,,,,, , , ,,,, Saratoga 72 ,,,,,,,, ,, , Mont Pleasant 38 ,,,, , ,, , Johnstown 77 ,,,,,,.., ,,,,. G lovcrsville 47 , , ,,,,, Mechanicvillc 70 , ,,,,,,, . ,,,,, Hudson if xx 1 W Q..-..-.gh Spm-Ctators. among them Holm S1-llulll and Run I'.l'ilIlC'iSCU. 'Tile' up and blow it in at Ihv xit't'llL1Ili1'Xiiil' gunna the' first pr0tvSIy'. om: Scotia. 52. NIe'cllax1i1'xill4'. 33. Karr-n Olin-Hun and ,lnyvv Cran- dall, Myrna liwlanl. H111-11 Olssen km-vp il high and liwly. COLOR Paul Grippo, class clown, robs the Hi-Y popcorn stand. X3 Q 4 A 'vi aj A L gf ,? E , i Q X7 -Y'- .. ., nm ...- an Q KN , 'fs K 5 EEQH Www A. Ul'l'lllill1 CIlli!il1'I'4. xvvlltiy Stratton and Vivki Prn- sclwl lukn' Cilft' uf th-- IIIIIIQTY vrowfl at tha' half. , , , 1 , . . . -N , , N . Loach Hovvlll If-Ilsllu-111. 'Imm 'HW I' Ill' tu' I l1Il'l'. fali s W Going going . . Huh Bvvan, heforl' the fall. ACTIO JANUARY 6 z Varsity Cheerleader :www-Esrf'-fri mmf '24 'W ,, , w,.?mMfl.gEs,. wnfggks Emi ,L w5.,.l 3 rg - ,.,, ., - - L ,g,w.gfxf- E, : sag greef, - ,, M. wi. ., 7 1--.iw :-rr -,fir-1 '- gwi j? .. i r f. 1. ,. .W i3 5. l fl in ,r X , .... xligf,?s,,,f f5,.f,:Q,i3 - S x l K' 1 iilagfr? f if -vQ1,,gH'wg ,W Sew gy rs U5 nf, .Ira A 55,5 lk 5 36. ii X' if 1 ' Q, Q sg 5 i,,f,,, W W, qi Q. Q X 1 , gg v 5 limi fb iq? iw FT T53 Q Bw M 'iw , A Q 5 x H X5 1 4 3 iw Han- ,Nw K 1 is fa Mia MH wi?- 121 J S1 li . f ?S1'2?fgi,'i. ,z-s,.f:,si n ew w .1 rf -V , , .l f f-Qiflff R if 1 f 3 L 5 8 Q -Q M. ,- ' 'age ki. . A f,g,z,12 . , -' ' ,-553: 5' 2, If ' K if: 'izff 1'.17f3izf ' f Ss -f S Top: Rita Waldron, Phyllis Wood. Center: Barbara Rennie. Rose Widnier, Elsie Hill. Lower: Myrna Dillman, Pat Carroll. Gail Matterson. 44 JANUARY Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Top: Hose Naples, Pat Ur-r Sue Hancock, Diane Clark joa Von Ftvtinu. Karol Coupe-r. l'm-nny Lunfillgg. I.own-r: -f - 6 umly .' dd:-n. JANUARX Plans and Preparations G0 FORWARD EARLY IN THE YEAR Faculty Advisor, Miss Sittner. Barbara Bednarowski. Kristen Best, Carolyn Bilka, Nancy Burdick, Asilda Dube, Arlene Fuller, Carol Jones, Marilyn Jones. Grace La Badia, Mary Ann Matthes, Rosemary Naples, Patricia 0'Brien, Nancy Schwab. Library assistants keep the library workshop in order. 46 JANUARY Bruce Clemmons and Art Bradt operate the drill press in Mr. Smith's General Metals course in the old shop. Shop instructors, Mr. Leisring and Mr. Smith check their plans for the shop area in thc new high school with Mr. Letts. January brought the all-clear signal to proceed with the new school. Seniors, Alice Leonard and Ken Powell, work with other tools, the reference works, in the library as they prepare research papers for English and Social Studies. Givern and Gibbons. where she may be employed full time next year. Office working experienu is the opportunity of senior in secretarial practice. Madeline Rohrmeier works afternoons for the firm of Mc- Miss Dickson watches over Bob Bevan and Dick Perhaps the most active club in school. Future Teachers of America Giannelli as they take the Jan. 26 trig exam. holds an evening panel in the library. F.T.A. R President ,, ,,,,,,, A,,,, , H, ,, SEZANNE BOWl.EDClf 8 QTLIS Vice President sssssssssss, ssssss iv 'ENDY STRATTON Recording Secretary, ,,,, ,,,, l ,A'l'RlClA 0'llRlEN Corresponding Secretary ,,,,, , ,,,,,,,, CAROL COOPER Treasurer ,,,,.... .,,, ,,,,,,, , , , Faculty Advisor ,,,,,,, is not a vacation for all. HELEN ABAHE MISS CETTY MEMBERS Helen Abare Bertha Baldwin Caroline Byline Carol Cooper Asilda Dube Alice Ellers Sandra Everetts Marie Hoppmann Elizabeth Jamack Carol Jones Anne Kernaghan Carolyn Marshall Mary Ann Matthes Elizabeth Montrym Brenda Moore Patricia 0'Brien Karen 0'Neal Judith Porter Nancy Bice Suzanne Rowledge Brenda Soloweigh Wendy Stratton Cynthia Wickes F.T.A. member, Cynthia Wickes, is one of many who spent the week at Sacandaga School. Here she visits with teacher, Miss Anne Willenburg, and her pupils, Bonnie Croat, David Reed and Robert Nicoll. Don Rogers, Charles Rochford, Tom Lee, Albert Fanella, Bill VanPatten, John Turner, Paul Hooker, Driver trainees. start out for their test. Mr. Keir at their Tom Lee checks in with Mr. Buggieri A few days of the Motor Vehicle Department his permit with a to the driver trainer 4 l waves thank-you Smith and door JANUARY ' 47 i ,,,, icy Club 1,1-' K, ,fi .2 5' l'rr'31'r1er1! EllCElYE FOIJOR S' X XZ : live l'rz-siflerzt ROBERT ROCHEORD ' Q9 Q sw-ffm-5 RAXNIOND r1..xN1c.xN 'L ik.. ' U Tl't'!ZSIlI'Pl' ,, , ERNEST RlCCl 0 QL ' V l.I'FI1ll'lII1Ill fIo1'f'rl1or'. llof1a1t'l.' I,ll'lSlUll Q Q R lieu' l 01'f.' lI1'sIrif'f ERIC KLITWE Fflflllfj' .flzlzixor NIR. KEIR 9 Q l Eric Kluwe hails Sheila Tomkins queen again at the Square Dance, Feb. 21. Members: Paul Bisaillon, Louis DiCesare, Andrew Dunn, Raymond Flanigan, Eugene Fodor, Alan Fraenckel, Victor Fraenckel, John France, Richard Giannelli, Clifford Hedclen. Ronald Hill, Carl Kaestle. Richard Lemon. Robert Nlalwe. Peter McNeil. Richard Painter. Allan Parker. John Pee-ling, Michael Pelham. Ernest Riggi. Robert Rochlord. Nlark Russo. Wayne Fmcallie. Michael Sullivan. Faculty circles left. Mr. and Mrs. Keir in center. The poster s'fcud . Dave Hivcly. Hi-Y 48 FEBRUARY Jack Peeling, Key Club. Interlude in the basement of Junior High is in preparation for the annual Band Pop Concert of the music department on lVlarch 22 I Band OFFICERS President WICNDY STRATTON Vive l'rPsirle11l KDXRI, K.U'l5'l'l.E Serretary-Treaslzrer VICKI PROSCHICL Ilirewmr MR. ILXRRISON CORNETS: John Endslvy. John Patterson, Helen .-Xliare, Stewart Cart:-r. Rohr-rt H1Hl1'l lSl3ll. lfrnm-st Riggi, Paul llifaillon. ALTO S,-XXOPHONE: Patrivia Allare. TENOR SAXOPHONE: Jann-s SLIIHIHPYS. BARITONE SAXOPHONE: Lawrence Cabri- ele. OBOES: Ellen Bm-sau, Carol Jon:-s. BASSOON: Anita Kling. FLITES: Wendy Stratton, Mark Russo. Cynthia Hively. Andreasen. CLARINETS: Gail Matti-rson, Jann-s Carlmin. Marilyn Vlfright, Vivki Prosche-I, Rosemary Horst, Elizabeth Nlontrym, Aloha Pelham. Joan PQ-rvy. ,lame-s Nlille-r. livflllil llalflwin. llavirl AEISENCH HORNS: Robin Rugh, Lewis Dgyg missing, Vaughan PERCUSSION: Ardith Morris, John France, Cynthia Dobbs erc,arl1'Qrtr5IJIfi3OI5J4RIT0NES. Wayne Smeallle, David Van Pat- TUBAS: David Sffheu, Wllllam Panczner. ten. ES: Carl Kae tle, W'll' B , R b t Wilson, Robert Lindner. S I mm Ousman 0 er 49 535-51 ca - A QQ? Practice is always a noun hour business after a very short The finished prograni eomes to the public in full and luneh. llI'lii-tmslltlliilu errgiagetnents demand long. hard work. polish. .V :Q Tu meet the protxranrs listed here. the Choralaires have shown LH75' K nj dedieation and zeal. Seotia is as proud of them as of any team. exif' rj' gp Fil, 4. ,. . - X Ig J' Nll.NllwlzRS Choralaupesw Helen Abare, Vaughan Abercrombie, Jr., Cynthia Andreasen, 3 :Ji ly 'Lp TY' Bertha Baldwin, David Barney, Duane Bartlett, Robert Boden- ,T Q X stab, Richard Bowers, Hope Crever, Louis Di Cesare, Joseph Fennimore, William Foody, Elaine Hance, Joan Hitt, Paul Hooker, Russell Howitt, Grace LaBadia, John Lansing, Mar- garet Jameson. Carl Ka:-slle. Brenda Moore. Lanning Mosher, Elaine O'3lalley, joan Percy. Evelyn Shatley, Anne Stone, Nancy Stratton. Wiendy Stratton. .-Xrtiee Fwingle. Sheila Tom- kins. Marianne Van Dyck. David Van Patten. Susan Van Winkle. Joyce Yernon. THE SEASON 1955-'56 October 22-Kiwanis Noi ember 4 -Junior High December 64-Chamber of Commerce December T-St. Anne? lnstitutc. Albany December 13fRotary December 16ATelevision Program December 204High School -Lion's Club January 6-Television Program February 8AMasonic Hall March 0-Television Program iRIar3h1ji?Hlgh:Ch001D C1 I The Girls' Octet: Grace La Badia, ,loan Hitt. Sheila Tompkins, A pri Qgcmla Jimi? ance ul Bertha Baldwin. Wendy Stratton. Helen Abare. Elaine Hance. April 25f Song Time May 15-Glendaal PTA Nancy Stratton, missing. L..- . The BMS. Sf., wt: Rugsell Howmt William Foodyv John Lan- Joe Fennimore, accompanist and soloist extraordinary, is already - ' ' - the w'nner of a musical scholarship of the SPEBSQSA. sing. Duane Bartlett. Carl Kaestle. Joseph Fennlmore, James I Stafford. 50 FEBRUARY rches tra OFFICERS Jazz Pizzicatoi' Serenade from the Prince, uAndalusian Suitef, by the Urchestra for President A ,,,,Y,,,,Y,,,,, ,,,,,, J OSEPH Vice President H ,, CARI. KAES'l'l,E Secretary-Treasurer MARGARET ,IAXIEFON Librgriansm, A, ,,,,, MARIJKE JUCHTER NANCY SCIlili'll.E Director ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, , ,, ,,,,,,, NMR. HORVATH First violins: Louis DiGesare, Carol Ryder, Lillian Rice, Carol Second violins: Nancy Schiele, Linda Simmons, Karen Best, Roylance, Brenda Moore, Vaughan Abercrombie, Margaret Jame- David Blowers, Betty Betts, Sally Beard, Ruth Koenig, son, Marijke Juchter. Marie Hoppmann, Alice Ellers. Missing: Wendy Stratton. -.Ny Percussion: Ardith Morris. ,lack France, Barry Falirey. Cynthia Dobbs. Horns: Robin Rugh, Helen Abare, Ernest Riggi, Carl Kaestle, David Schell. Missing, Robert Lindner. Bass viols: lSill'l'. ,ILIIIIPS lialrlrill. Missing: Piano: Joseph lf:-nnimorc. Aloha Polln , l t'-1 Al im .1 run marc, Andrcasen, Carol Jones. r 5 3 sg -mx- 5 yas: 3 xr QFEHRUARY 5I Chorus Nllflllelujahn climaxed ihe Chorus program at Winter' Concert. We may c'Listen Zo zlzc Lorrlbsn at Spring Concerl in March. OFFICERS Prffsirlrnr l'gXl I. flRll'l'O Vim 17I'f'N1'!IP7If WFNUY FTR.'KTTON Ser fffflfj'-TfPlISllf6f JOX CF RIUINGS ROSENIARIE WIDMFR LiLrrzr1'r111.S ELLEN CARTER A I 0I711llII7lASf llirfwvor HOPE CREYER ANNE STONE SHICILA TOMKINS ANNE STONE Nlli. S'l'l-Ql'I3lNC Uirovlor. Mr. Sl0l1lJif1g. makes a point clear to Wvlldy Straltml. FEBRUARY Scotia l 2 2 2 4 NIYRNA , ,,,, KARL HAWKINS . MR. LEISRING MYRNA BEDARD CAROLYN BILKA MISS FISH Acting Captain Coach ,,,,,..,,,,,, ..,. Co-Captains , - Coach -f ia.z:,1 ::,: CAROLYN Charles Bleser, John Clancy, William DeGuerre, William Dingman, Albert Fanella, Karl Hawkins, Danning Lake. Standing: Carolyn Bilka, Myrna Bedard, Nancy Schwab. Seated: Nancy Burdick, Barbara Peek. bloys Carolyn Norris. Missing: Brenda Moore. 'Single 200 and 3 high triple of 496. 4 N The giflswon 2 0 kQ high scorer. Sectional bowl-offn in Alba 1955 the Bowlin ' BOYS' SCORES Visitors Nlechanicvillc 5 Cohocs ., ,,,, , , 4 Bfthlc-he-ln Central 4 Draper , 4 Hudson , , 2 Marty Hagl-a strong man on the '55 team. X Y 9,X , a total of 2136 with K. Hawkin . ling up a hi P xx X MARCH sa MEMBERS Paul Bisaillon, Linda Bufe. Carol Collins, Andrew Dunn, David Hively, Jerome Hyde, Eric Kluwe, Gail Matterson, Richard Painter, John Quack- enbush, Michael Sullivan. Alan Van Brocklin, Robert Wickes, Glen Wiltsie Winter Carnival Time . - SKI CLUB s xp President ,,,, ,,,,,,,, . ROBERT WICKES , f Q Vice President ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ERIC KLUWE Secretary ',,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,., C A ROL COLLINS Treasurer ., ,RICHARD PAINTER W, if .L .,,,,, Farulty Advisor ,,,.,.,.,,,,,,,, MR. MILLER At Alpine Meadows, Feb. I3., Mr. Hiller, Glen Wiltsie, Dave Hively. Paul Bisaillon, Alan Van Brocklen, John Quackenbush. Business With Pleasure Hearts are high in 309 t German Karneval, Feb I4 Dave Hively, above Joyce Ridings 'gpinsn the rabbit below. Mrs. Shaw shows the heart's structure I0 Barbara Fllrd, Homemakers hoard the special bus to Wultex Co. in Troy Barbara Christopher and Dan Jorgensen. Feb. 16. Coffee break as Business guests pay a return visit Feb. 21. Mr. Mr. Sawyer and Gene Fodor set up in 103 for the annual Rossetti, R. Bodenstab, Mr. Mulvaney and Mr. Jutras of Mica mfll'lUf3CfUfC Of r1it1'iC acid. Insulating Co., and Mr. Hafer of General Electric Co. watch Carol Cooper pour. fpicture courtesy of G.E. Co.J 54 FEBRUARY ...'1'wl'. 1 gggg A H.. M I g Q Q' 0 ' 2+ ,a. F unmakers and Homemakers Q9 fc, sfgrgx P' - :fiat s The Liaison Committee: Robin Rugh, Ardith Morris, Tom La Violette, Carl Kaestle. Bonnie Bell, Joe Fennimore. Margaret Jameson, Vicki Proschel, Lynn Maclntyre. Suzanne Way. Missing. William Hydon. Shamrock Shindig is under way. The Sophomore Class is planning a St. Patrick's Dance in March. Chairman. Ardith Morris: Tickets. Vicki Proschel: Decorations, Bill Hydong Publicity. Margaret Jame- song Refreshments. Tom La Violette: Music. lthe Hi-Hatsl , Carl Kaestle. The Liaison Committee of the class consists of the class officers and one representative from each of the sophomore homerooms. It functions as a go-between for all sophomore homerooms. I L...-f --.222 Brenda Stevens. Esther Qninlivan, Gilbert Parks and Ronald Tranter lwrs, Antoinette Deabler. cadet te-at-ln-r from Russell Sage bake pizza for the fund to take them to New York's Stockholm College practices the teaching of hom:-making with Mrs. Restaurant. Kinkow's clothing class. With the teachers here are: Naomi Picard, Diane Downie, and Mary Ann Mathes. HOMEMAKING CLUB President SHIRLEY POWERS Vice President PATRICIA LONG Secretary NANCY BURDICK Treasurer ALICE LEONARD Faculty Advisor MRS. KLlNKOW Grace Becker, Rosemary Borst, Eileen Brandow, Nancy Burdick, Barbara Cervenka, Patricia Cock- rell, Dorothy Deamer, Pauline Dunbar, Diane Downie, Nancy Engel. Florence Giglio, Harriet Hoffman, Lois Lasher, Alice Leonard, Patricia Long, Suzanne Miller. Barbara Peek, Shirley Powers. Beverly Pudney, Patricia Rocher, Judith Roseboom, Janet Snowden, Brenda Stevens, Mag- dalene Karus, Virginia Vernon, Doris Wallace. Marilyn Wright, FEBRUARY 55 Evelyn Shatley Hwhitewashes March DRANIATIC CLUB President, , , PAUL HOOKER Vice Preszdent ,,,, JOYCE RIDINCS Secretary ,, , ,, H DORIS CLAY Treasurer , , , , ,,,, FAYE MIXTER 371. r 5 Drama Paul Hooker, president, directs the club to face the cameraman. the fence with Ken Powell. vim aa V .Ls 1 2 R, ala 1 W' are II: at, 1 ,X AX . ,: I SIS E A I fi Doris Clay in the paint. Rehearsing for March 15 and 16 are 'lille 4Paul Hooker? and my Shadow fPat Berningiu 56 MARCH Hlslormn ,,,, ,,,,,, . W ELAINE O MALLEY Faculty Advisor ,, ,MR. STOPERA Alan Baesen, David Barney, Patricia ln March '55, 'SOur Hearts were Young and Cay Carol Sturdy '55, Mary Ann Nlatthes, Gail Hogan '55 Pat Bernm Berning, Karen Best, Vicki Boaz, Ro- bert Bodenstab, Richard Bowers, Lester Brown, Nancy Burdick, Linda Bufe, Diane Clark, Doris Clay, Cynthia Dobbs, Lynn Dolen, Asilda Dube, Judith Dufel, William Foody. Arlene Fuller, Catherine Cershach. Linda Cilgore, Kay Haviland, Paul Hooker, Sandra Hutton, Elizabeth Jamaek. Carol jones, Magdalene Karus, Shirley-Kwolik, Nancy Laraway, Mary Ann Matthes, Rosemary Miller, Faye Mixter, Ardith Morris, Carolyn Norris, N-.Q Patricia O'Brien, Elaine O'Malley, Kar- en O'Neal, Barbara Peek, Michael Pel- ham, Vicki Proschel, Nancy Rice, Joyce Ridings, Robin Rugh, Barbara Sauer- schell, Nancy Schiele, Evelyn Shatley, C a r o l y n Smith, Brenda Soloweign, James Stafford, Artice Swingle, Cynthia Wickes, Robert Wickes, Joyce Vernon Mr. Stopera lm just doing my Joh Keeping Up With March Events President Vive Pres1'n'e11l An occasional noon hour meeting with Mr. Keir keeps Current Events Club up-to-date. l'l'RHliN'l' l-fYliN'I'S lIl,l ll F.-UF NIIXTER JOYCE VERNON Serrelary , El.lZ.XBlf'l'H ,I ANI.-XCK Treasurer NlfXl'lilfEN Cl.,-XNCY Faeulty Arlrisor NIR. KEIR .ll6l7I1I?fSf Yietoria lloaf. Doris Clay. llope ifrever. Carol Jones. Elaine O'Xlalley. Joyee Ridings. Current Events Club boards bus to visit a session of legislature, Mareh '5. AU COURANT' ABOUT FRANCE French Club watches films at a night meeting. Helen Abare, Joan Ashworth, Bertha Baldwin, Brenda Ballert, Ellen Besau, Karen Best. Barbara Cervenka, Louise Chainpeau. Carol Collins, Sara Cornell, Joyce Crandall, Alice Ellers, Kay Haviland, Steve Hirshorn, Marijke Juchter, Carol Jones, John Lansing, Betty Montryn, Elaine O'Malley, Karen 0'Neal, Nancy Rice, Carol Ryder, Jane Snowden. Nancy Stratton, Helen VanAllen, Cynthia Wickes, Rosemarie Widmer. Advisor, Mrs. Doughertyq President, John Lansingg Viee President. Bertha Baldwin: Treasurer. Elaine O'Malleyg Secretary, Rose-Marie Widmer. Cadet teacher, Mr. Seng:-nbnrger, from New York State Teachers College at Albany, cheeks on the projector with Miss Getty for Wlorld History Class. MARCH 57 lY1ClTCfL UQCECLLLHQ catches up with the Acropolis Staff. The sure approach of the ldes of March kept the editors working weekends, Regents' week and every school day until 4:45. Ed. note: 6'We've had it Staff artists Marianne Van Dyck, appren- tice K y Gersbach Jackie Mixter, Pat Bernmg Asilda Duhe and .ludy Wisell plan cover design end papers, title page, seasonal motifs and s ecial sports pages. A M.. 4 ' : ' e nt. ' 2 fl . 's ' ' , ., r y, D . ee,. .1 - , P ami Associate Editors: Jackie Mixter, .loyce Ridings and Bob Rode-nstab, try to keep the files organized in the Acropolis 'Sofficef' '97 Nobody knows . Elaine O'illallc'y. Les Brown, recording techni Editor-in-Chief. oian, tapes the 2:30 noise for the L.P. record. I 58 MAR Cousins consult the publishers manual. Judy Dufel and Paul Hooker, Assistant Editors. Joyce Rulmrs, ropy fdltor. chicks space with layout work of Joan Von Stelina and Brenda Soloweigh as apprentices Vicki Proschel and Mary Greene catch on Acropolis S mf f Recording Secretaries chased membership lists and recorded The typists copied for the editors the lists from the them on cards for the file. Standing: Sheila Finn, Antoinette Padricelli, apprenticeg Ann Kernaghan, apprentice. Seated: Mary Ann Catta, Nancy Laraway, apprentice, Asilda Dube, Judy Dufel. HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES Below: 303-Vicki Proschel 104-Faith Jones 207-Diane Robinson 308-Rosemarie Widmer 304-Caroline Smith 105-Ellen Besau 307-Karen O'Neal 309-Penny Lansing 206-Sue Morris I 302-Nancy Schiele I Missing are: 106-Wendy Stratton 203C-Diane Downie 205-Carol Collins 301-Sue Hancock 305fJudy Dufel 306-,Ioan Hitt secretaries' file. Advisors: Miss Mochrie, Mrs. Savage, Miss McGuire Carolyn ADVERTISING AGENTS Maureen Clancy fmissingl, Richard Blanchard, D i a n e Clark, Carol Collins, Anna Mae Ilnicki, Linda Bufe. Homeroom Representatives signed up subscribers and The Advertising Agents' job was to contact interested collected 33.25. patrons of this book. MARCH 59 flljl Ulf . Junior Prom .if Q' -'f w'sl.t I 'AN....,.f-' Q1 Oo fw,, -sr .5 Nancy Stratton. Juan Hitt Hard at work . . X 'x XX ,xxx M 'I jffft- M -at Not ttf ff N '-my S NIU' David Van Patten, Joan St. Louis, Joyce Ridings. Sheila Tomkins. Tom Lee. Sheila Tomkins, Judy Dufel, Cary Minehardt. 60 APRIL '6Deep- ea, Fantasyw 'Y Genvral Cl1!IifI7IFlI JON CF RIIJINGS ERNEST RIGCI Art .ILDITH IJIIFEL Bids and Programs IJAYIIJ VAN PATTEN lforozzalion JOAN ST. LOUIS Ilworzzfioris HOPE CREVER Lounge' ERIC KLUWE .IlllSI.l' WENDY STRATTON Refreslmzents NA NCY STRATTON Aflrisors MISS DICKSUN MRS. IJOIIGHFRTY Sheila Tomkins, Joan St. Louis That last touch . . . Anticipation . . Nancy Rockwell, Kristin Best, Pat Feight. Norman Petricca, Jimmy Conley, Nancy Schwab. APRIL bl Coronation Rosalie Schmitz, Grace La Badia, Rose Marie Widmer, Sheila Tompkins, Princess, Judy Calderwood, Princess '54, Fay Stewart, Nancy Stratton, Rita Waldron. - - Add Up to Make a Night Long Remembered, April 22, 1955, 62 APRIL pring Sports 'fs , ,.sf,,fv!W' J, 49 N Q, HQ . 'V' ' The 'NA ,viii 1' ' M' .'Qr !gU?yq N N Dave Hively vaults high among the silwr maples at Sacanciagu Fil-lil piuvtim- S1'5Si1lll ' ----5-..... IH '35. in In N Nl, A ,.Q,psi.. , K K K - y - 5 -QQ S 1' my: - 1 KM . R ,F .WW Rich Lewis, 155, Caplurvs the milk- run at the S0111-nffrtamly Poiifz- Invitation Mew! at Union Collvgv Course. Lou DiGesar0, ,56, right, claps him ow-r the line-. fCtPIlI'ff'XvY , we .V Ol NH' .S1'llt'fII'l'fIIlIi ffrlzvllr f 1 1 'A Q 6 ., Wi 5 ' xml if - .f s xx- .ig k i , X gm., . x ' fi' -3 ' , tiff -. f is A , i ff'?T K x.:-33' .' iNg5wiQ f i fXl'lil I. 63 On the Court and On the Track so ECA-ra an 2 ,M A Mr. Hitchcock C55 coachl, J. Lansing, R. Flanigan, J. Hyde, C. Shult, G. Campbell, S. Hzirshorn, Mr. Stopera U56 coachl W. If u 9 J.. 81N-YW V L, j Q, gff QRS fb' f I X ,ccl 2, V Y' if , h, P fm I . V ff ' TENNIS 'l'liAM '55 James Hoyt Thomas Aceto Mark Russo Garry Campbell Stephcn Hirshorn Charle-s Shult Jeronu- Hydc Brad Cillvspic' John Lansing Raymond Flanigan f x f 1955 TEAM RECORD Srotia 0 Mont Pleasant 0 Noll Torranc- l Middlr-liurg , 0 Cr:-cn Island 0 Hudson ,,,, Visitors , .. 2 , 2 1 2 ,,,,2 TRACK TEAM ,55 Pracme D0 MEETS Rolwrt llvvan Charlcs CZ1Tll0llf' Louis ljlCll'N8Ti' :Xndrvw llunn Brllov Ewing Eugivnc' Fmlor on 5 ' V I Ray nn in d Hold Ray He-ld. Robvrt Bevan. Way'ne Snwallio, Eugene Fodor, David Hivcly, Ronald llill David Hivuly Richard Le-wis Richard Paints-r. Robc-rt Wickcs. Paul Pall. Louis DiCf-sare: '56 prospects Richard Painter Wlilliam llanczncr Paul Part Hudson Glow-rsx illm' Saratoga Llnion Collegi- Johnstown Rome Scllr-nvctady PMI. PATT 64 APRIL COACH MILLER Wlaynv Sl'llQ'lilll4' Rolu-rl Wickes l WAYNE SMEALLIE Baseball N . 7 K , Q P. GRIPPO Scotia Scotia Scotia Scoti Scotia Scot M Scot if 200' ' fi :N r i f' cot fi . f A Q' ' Scotia i K Scotia S Y COP! C H Coach MR. McMANUS BASEBALL SCORES SPRING, 1955 2-Nott Terrace 3, Apr. 27 7-Delmar 8, Apr. 28 6-Draper 7, May 3 0-Saratoga ll, May 5 4-Mechanicville 3, May 10 16-Nutt Terrace 13, May 11 6--Del a 5 Ma 17 fn X' , Y 4'-St. Mary's 3, May 20 3-Draper 1, May 23 6--Mechsnicville 8, May 27 0-Saratoga S, June 2 E. O'BREY . M. FESTINO ,,. A ix , X F. VAZAL T. LEE ROCHF ORD GN D. LAKE IQ mm N . Q ii Q .Z M X X an . N E gs W gm 47 Assistant Coach Q Y Q U v i MR. ELLITHORPE 3 X , Vg uv ? E Y Senior Ball .L af ,,, K . ,'3w.- ,' .vi 4 1 uk Joan Thorpe, Diane Wilson, Mary-Rose W'aldron, Carol Baurh- 1Quec-nb, Judy Casagrande lQu1-en ,545. Judy Calderwood, Shirley Painlvr, Pat Lasak A lovely, smiling queen. gpg, Styx ,ww 10s3.5-e-YM? If .9 Q 'Q 1 Q , , :F ig ,P Q -ws K Among the patronesses, Miss Dwyer, Mrs. Leisring, Miss McDonald. 66 MAY Prelude in Pinlc MAY 20, 1955 Grand M arch General Chairmen .,,, Bids and Programs H ..,,., MARY-ROSE WALDRON Coronation ,.,.,...Y,,.,,, Decorations ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Hospitality ,,,,,,,. Lounge ,,,,,,,,,,,,.. Music .,,, , ...,.,,,,,, , Refreshments ,,,...,,.. Advisors ,,,,,,,.,,, .. DIANE WILSON Carol Baurle and her escort, Charles Carbone, lead the procession. 2 BERNARD HENRY PATRICIA LASAK , , ., CAROL EHEMANN m,,W,CAIL HOGAN ....,,, KENT DIXON JAMES HOYT ..,..,.,PATRICIA HANCE LEISRING MISS McDONALD .IIHIIIIL pm'vnniul luxll purlm'r. MAY 67 At School Meeting Time it is appropriate that we pay A TRIBUTE TO three members of the school board who are leaving our community. Mr. Charles Greentree, President and member for six years, Mrs. Marietta Forte, Vice President and member for six years, Mr. Richard Dalton, member for six years. We shall not forget their efforts for the school program and especially for the new high school. MR. CHARLES GREENTREE MRS. MARIETTA FORTE In the summer of 1956 ground will he broken at the site on Sacandaga Road where this sign now MR. RICHARD DALTON Stands- ea MAY 1 ' I , .4 ,,..- ... ,. .I Y- Q , ku, , Mggf Y.-M 1.5 k :. , ,,,-Lt . ffl? 2 4' un-RT f 1' , A an f 4' me 1 l r 5 ' Il I ra J Qi ll .ff a .-Ti:-, -f mf, 1 3 if ' Q 1, . - W X ,af C21-h K 'J K , N ' . 5 E 'AW,,...:.-f,, '5 0,..,-'l 'sw' A .f 'Avy - .. . ' fr KW W E - x k ,J , - . ' fs ..x A yy? ' ,. ' r ' T b f x, - A - N51 ..... it . ,wr TMI! P -71vEf55i31 ,af 'W Wm.k -, -'4 W -, 'AS A .X gwuqmbm 55.5-.rieflf 3 1'-3-1 X, 1 ,,-gf,-L - L. ff 1 .,1. .wg J 7' 199' Q, Jwflkr., Q??.v?L.S j. emi., X-1 E Q -'Q IW.. ' I I Q A , ' , F!!! 57, 3 Ax my fri! if X' 'f qf x f -Q !.x. ' 1 X Acropolis Day 1955 A proud moment. Editor-in-Chief, Bobby-Lu Woodruff, presents the yearbook to Principal, Mr. Letts. 70 J UNE Sign my yearbook? That first excited look. i P MONDAY Commencement EVENING, JUNE 27, 1955 8:00 o,cl0ck Story Is my cap on straight? Before the formalities JUNE 7I Commencement Procession Thomas Aceto Barbara Bailey Forrest Barnes Carol Anne Baurlc Lawrence Becker Alan Bedford Frances Betts Raymond Bishop Patricia Bolt Maurice Brusdal .loan Buhrmaster Arlene Bulla Coreen Burke Judith Calderwood Richard Canter Rosemary Caputo Charles Carbone Susan Carmichael Barbara Carter Beverly Casler Wilson Cavano David Clark Yvonne Clement Gregory Cramer Jacquelyn Crawford Florence Culver Donald Davenport Ronald Dawson 72 JUNE The procession from,the old chapel to the new could symbolize entrance into a new life. Ronald Dixon Wayne Dupree Anne Marie Duval John Eckerson Carol Ehemann Suzanne Ellis Dallas Everetts Bruce Ewing Kathleen Farry Benedict Ferro Michael Festino Thomas Fisher Sandra Fitch Margaret Frederick Mary Frederick James Gersbach Gaye Gillespie Sandra Godell William Green Louden Grover Marilyn Gwyn Patricia Hance Barbara Hanlon Walter Hayner Lois Heck Oskar Heller Bernard Henry CLASS OF 1955 Lester Heverling Gail Hogan Lawrence Holcomb Loisann Horstmyer James Hoyt Elizabeth Jensen Lanny Jensen Linda Jorgensen Doris Joy Paul Kaestle Patricia Kantorski Gail Keilty Susan Kelley Robert Kernaghan Jo Ann Knickerbocker Cynthia Lake David Lansing Patricia Lasak Robert Layton Richard Lewis Marianna Lirosi Marie Matson Robert McDonough Arthur McGraw Richard Messick Joan M. Miller Joan P. Miller Katherine Mixter Evelyn Morris Walter Morse Frederick Ogle Ellen Olssen Joyce Ostergren Christian Otteson Stuart Oudt Shirley Painter Frank Parker Wayne Peer John Pickney, Ill Dean Pillsbury Raymond Quivey Virginia Remscheid Faith Rice Ann Ritchey Jessica Robinette Janeth Lynn Robinson Ellen Rochford Richard Rogers Harry Rorick William Roy Jerry Roylance James Ryan Michael Sabo Marion Schafi Evelyn Schneider Sonia Schneider Sallie Simkina Grace Simmons Beth Siple James Smith Marilyn Smith Michael Smith Robert Smith Wilfred Stone Carol Sturdy Janice Sullivan John Sullivan Marion Swingle Phillip Tersigni Ruth Thompson Joan Thorpe James Tries Ronald Tullock Donald von Linden Mary Rose Waldron Augustus Way Joan Way Raymond Wells Mary Jane White Diane Wilson Nan Withers Bobbie Lu Woodruff Az Last FORTY-EIGHTH Commencement OF THE Scotia High School Union College Memorial Chapel is the scene. PROGRAM ADDRESS- Choosing My Life's Work Robert B. Hanna, Jr., Manager-Broadcasting Stations WGY and WRGB 1 , 0 5 1 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,c,,c,,,,,.....,... .......... A R1 h SUPERINTENDENT WILLIAM H. MARTIN, Presldmg fist Tohgre Be Lightly ,A lA,nn------q-V,,,VV VVv ,--,-- Iguggsey I VALEDICTORY ADDRESS- A Pattern for PROCESSIONAL- Pomp and CIrcumstance ..... ,,,,.,.,. E lgar Successv Virginia Remscheid Dr. Elmer A. Tidmarsh - A'' ' ''-'''-''- '- AAA , Director of Music, Union College PRESENTATION OF CLASS GIFT ' dE:zng2':50?:,ll:1l: INVOCATION, -----'----'- '--'------------------------+------- R ev' H- E- N?W'0n AWARDING OF PRIZES ......c,.......... .,.,...,....... D onald M. Lens Vocal Selecuons ,........ .............. C horalalres Principal Highschool ..QZZpNaQf,,, PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS ................,... c. D. crwmee You'll Never Walk Alone ........,. Rogers-Hammerstein SCOTIA HIGH SC'g3g1If gOB1gE 1 of Educatwn SALUTATORY ADDRESS- Our Parr in Am, Ritchey, Ammpanis, Wofld Peace ' 4 ' 'c ' B 'mud Hem RECESSIONAL- Marche Heroique ,Iv..........,...,,..... saimsms INTRODUCTION OF THE COMMENCEMENT DL E1merA.Tidmarsh SPEAKER ....,....,,.,.,...., William H. Martin, Supt. of Schools Director gf Music, Union Cayce, JUNE 27 1955 73 Mr. Martin Bobby-Lu Woodruff Richard Lewis Mr. Letts 74 JUNE For many Choralaires, this is the last song. Winners of the most coveted awards. Prizes are given not only for scholarship, but for citizenship. The Rotary Prize for Service above Self POR TRA I TS C9 M to KGB 9 D z' Q ll. s.Cd nt . 069 'R 'e' N92 S Sur , . OF THE CLASS OF 1956 pf if fa-M Q, Q Wfxi-ini -57 ,fix . , . ,,,,,igi f, - f- if 5 aS.ia2,lma1 ,.l. ,,, :I ii I es? 8, Q S., 5, X M.A4:ifwwr. ,1-ffiwmff , ,3- fhf., ., 2 gsm - ' 12-T' , xg: V 1 W .., ,Q has 1 if , . 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Untsitlv. he i-tin usually ln- found in un outlioaril on l'rin-ntis lake. or as ai salesman at Niallaw- Xrnn-r. N-xt liolr may ln- on Syl'ilt'llNt' 1-annpns varry- ing llnsnii-ss Xtlniini-trutioii lriiulxs. He hull plenty of linsini-ss this yi-ur :is thu- :-lln-ie-nt niaiiziger of thi- iiniganim- vain- puign. N XNCIN lil RIJHIK Nuiieyfs plans for tht- future- ini-lutle a year at Nliltlre-il lflli-fs St-hool anil upon 4-oniplr-ting this 4-ours:-. shi- hopes to aeqiiire a position as a si-ere-tai'y. Nan- cy. an expert lasaggiie lvalu-r. has a gay anrl affalilt- tlisttosilitlll. lla-r favorite pastitne is playing the piano for hi-r appreeiatiie- eat. ,-X tli-t-ith-tl brunette-. Nanvy is an t-ffieit-nt lioini-nialiing Club sf-1'l'e-tziry. RIC ll XRD BOW rRS 1 s ttass itssiona w i in eaniera getting that shot. Hr- has also il:-velope-il another lxinml of shooting that's done with a rifle at tht- CE. ranggc-. His free--lam-e work is in the lli-'l'ilnes. as wi-ll as the :M-roliolis. Perhaps he-'ll find a wider Camera angle- in the Fort-e. girl LESTER BROWN Les is a guy of many hobbies including collecting specinu-ns, mixing chemicals and reading farm magazines. Here was a dangerous man with the mike while the record for this book was being tape-tl. Following his present farm job. Les plans to go to Cornell in his blue Ford and study veterinary inf-dicine-. JOAN CALDWELL joan has a ivart time juli at Glemille National Bank. :X graduate of Secretar- ial Practice she tilans either to Continue working at the liank or attend Mildred lflley liusiness Ft-hool. ,loan relaxes on roller skates at Guptill's and come sum- mer. sllvis the lucky brunette in the rt-rl spec-cl boat on the Mohawk. Q 1 N- -Q vga-HW ., , , Q- - f 4 4 2- In idx M s: X ve Q gf? 'XL 94 X i f fm a s i X. . H ' - ii X W XE x 1 X H - MQFS ,Ki . . . . .157 . ,,. k QSS5 ' xg, - is S- 'N A x N X E S X ,,. R x x 1 SMF- - -L-. i'FX' i3gl5f. Q . ,Q Q Sk 1 Siffxm s gf. S3255 x x iw X x .N fi' is A X, QQGW SHIRLEY COLE Shirley is a member of the group that congregates at Tony's, the local ice- cream parlor and teen-age meeting place. A very active girl, she bowls and roller skates. She also has a part- fime job in Schenectady. Shirley plans to work at the Credit Bureau. MARY LOUISE CONDE Lou is generally quiet, but has a wonderful sense of humor. She likes winter and is a familiar figure on the tow at Johnson Road ski slopes. ln the warmer weather she rides horses. Lou chooses her movies especially those that star Rock Hudson or Liz Taylor. Next year she will start her secretarial career. JOAN COLTON Joan was nearly a leap year baby. She is one of our prettiest girls, and proved it by winning a beauty contest. After some vigorous roller skating, Joan says there's nothing like good ole southern fried chicken. Maybe 'she's our future Miss or Mrs. America. ELLEN HOPE CREVER Hope stood out most attractively in her Choralaire uuniformf' She listens to popular music and indulges in hot fudge sundaes. As secretary of her Senior class and treasurer of German Club, Hope proved her ability and pleasantness in working with people. She plans to go to Michigan State next year. ANN COMENZO English-born Ann Comenzo, can usually be heard talking or listening to jazz at Tony's. Friendly Ann dislikes stuck-up girls and homework. Rock Hudson and Lucille Ball are tops with her. Her future ambitions call her to a secretarial job at the Knolls next year. Peppy and sweet, that's Ann. BARBARA DAVENPORT The girl who helped in the office 7th period with such pleasant manners is Barbara. Her courtesy and sense of humor will make her an asset in some other office. She plans training as a comptometer operator. She takes time to swim or ride or skate on blades or rollers, according to the season. 1, . . Q 5 , ks ix! zxgfs f . My xr-if-:fwv ' 52 -- ,K A74-.,S:. 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Basketball and reading occupy some of his time, but a good Marilyn Monroe movie is always pre- ferred. Next year it's the Navy for Tom. Maybe to see the Waves. RONALD FRANCISCO Ron was the last senior to have his picture taken. His black hair and blue eyes photographed very well. He sang bass in seventh period chorus, which was just about the only period that he wasn't taking one of the business courses. After enjoying the coming summer, Ron is looking forward to a four year stretch in the Navy. WILLIAM FOODY Bill. an honest-to-goodness a v i a to r , has a particular poise that comes to men who know the air. As a Choralaire, he soloed too. The audience was really quiet when his smooth baritone sang Wanderin . Down to earth, he loves spaghetti, and likes to fiddle around with radio setups. ARLENE FULLER Though quiet, Arlene possesses a warm and friendly personality. She's a thor- oughly likeable girl. Maybe the secret is that she likes to listen to people. She prefers movies to TV. Rock Hudson and Debbie Reynolds rate with her. Next year Arlene plans to attend an area business school. VICTOR FRAENCKEL Vic, who is also known as 'i.l0lie , is one of our class comedians. He loves steaks with mushrooms, and reads a good book occasionally. He likes to listen to both popular and classical records. For a research paper he chose to write on nuclear physics: he wants to attend labs at either Harvard or Amherst next year. RICHARD GIANNELLI Dick, our varsity end, owns up to having Gina L. for his heroine. One of those guys with a grin, he was born with no silver spoon in his mouth, but a pizza pie, to which he has been addicted ever since. Dick's plans for the future include courses in chemical engineering or accounting. -fel:-ix. ' fb. if . 1 4 4 - Q Wi r-vii' ,X f 4 A .. X, i if il: 'H , K X: 3' M41 .ZXS ,f 154-ffmk ' ' f 2,1 ? K . ffpzwff -, J , Xfff . 1 7' gi A ,p Q 1 5. Q fi jj . ,rm fmffgffti '1 H::1'i'ffi, 5 1, K -my Q? . on gg, by 5' gn. m ,gig fu. Q5 ' , . 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K sggl?-3,.2.5' f , sw., X,,. .. ...Q . .- .fig 71.2 . K 2-M 4 5,-'5. .:,g ' Hs 1 'Q Q xzf -my i W9-5, 1 4 I 1 4 'f?. 1 -,XM . .2-glfgfs-355125 kk 5 ff.: bfi En?'i5:-i235 . :Q W . .. . 5. .5 .A L 'f V, I 1 f ,22cf,.1.-,Q 1-w-w.q2 ,-- ?5PMi'-'75 Q 5 -ii:.i3.56,y3 , . ki,. - PQI :A.1L-y'RASkx': 1 . .g ,glgfyf-4, if 'r eefs .- 5 Q 5 55 Ei.. if 5. K gym M . X 'gfzfkik . , ptlfrr , .sri-1 . 5 N f M :f ait ., W rf? T., , fs. . F . ,. - xx. .r -if X .. gig., S ai , Ei? K X S. Q.. . .sf 'L 2 f rs., 'A : X 'K page g H33-5, FH- g THOMAS LEE Shotgun. as he is known to his basketball teammates. has been with us all his school life. although born in Albany. You can find him playing basketball during his free time. Or possibly he is eating hot fudge on cho- eolate for Tom has a bigger appetite than two fatter fellers. He plans on college next year. PATRICIA LONG Italian spaghetti. Tab Hunter. and Debbie Reynolds rate high on Pat's list of favorites. Besides playing the piano. she is a roller-skating queen of Cuptill's. Pat hopes to add her name to the graduates of Mildred Elley in 1957. .if of J Fvwv L ,.' ' RICHARD LEMON mek. a Hill Skunk. gives a lot of time to basketball in sehool and out. When in elass he wears that remote look, he may be dreaming up a new guided missile or remembering the big trip to Mexico with Bob Bevan. He has that future engineer's look. ROBERT MARTIN Bob is a musician and mechanic and has activities to prove it. He plays sax in the Melody Kings and works on cars and airplanes during his spare time. His favorite hangout is the air- port and he thinks chow mein is terrific. Bob is interested in the Air Force, or further training in aeronau- tics. ALICE LEONARD Alice Leonard, one of our more pleasant and reserved associates. is a zirl with a variety of interests. She enjoys music, plays the piano, likes roller skating and playing tennis. Her main objective is to become a qualified stenographer and possibly complete a year of college. We notice she's at home in the kitchen, too. CAIL MATTERSON She has been a first-rate organizer especially for Triangle affairs. Gail likes to water ski and swim in the summer. and ski and work for the Y.W.C.tA. in thi- winter. Her desire is to go to college and study math. With her high marks on math regents we feel she'll succeed. CONSTANCE McNERNEY Connie, the Spanish speaking part of the McNerney twins, was born March 1, 1938 right after Kay. She loves sports and is equally at home on a tennis or basketball court. She intends to go to the University of Toronto and then go on to nursing school. SUZANNE MILLER Sue proves that an excellent attendance record can have something to do with excellent marks. Although one of the quieter members of the Class of '56, it is hard to find a better story teller. She plans to pursue her favorite hobby, talking, at Russell Sage in the fall. KATHERINE McNERNEY Kay, the zippier part of the twins, moved with Connie from Binghampton, N.Y. just before the start of 1954. She is crazy about hot sausage especially on pizza. She also intends to go to the University of Toronto. Her research paper for English made her more or less an authority on the heart. She has a happy one herself. GARY MINEHARDT Gary is another camera enthusiast although some of us didn't know it. His ability may be put to use by Uncle Sam when he joins the Air Force in June. Let's hope the Air Force has pizza for his palate. ROSEMARY MILLER Rosemary is one of our class home- makers. She has achieved the goal of taking every Home Ec. class offered by S.H.S. lt's believed her speciality is child care. Her quiet but dependable ways make her a well-liked girl in everyone's book. Next year Rosemary plans to go to a comptometer school. MURIEL MINOGUE A very attentive sales girl at Grants is Muriel. She says swimming is her favorite sport but she has no favorite swimming hole. Anywhere that's deep enough will do. Muriel plans to dip in the Pacific when she visits her sister Caroll in California after graduation. After the trip to the Pacific Coast, she will try for a secretarial job for which she has prepared in the Commercial Course. FAYE MIXTER Known to all as Jackie, this girl came to us from Troy. She loves to dance. jitterbug, tango, rumba or anything. ,lackie's big hobbv is drawing. After studying at Buffalo, Jackie hopes to be an art teacher. She drew the letters for the cover of this book. ELAINE O'MALLEY Acropolis Editor-in-Chief Elaine has been reserving 309 for her second home this year. After hours of work on the yearbook. her strongest crave is straw- berry shortcake. Her very little spare time is spent walking, usually over to Ridings' house. Drew University has drawn a promising Freshman for Fall '56. GORDON NELSON A '50 Hudson must seem tame to the former driver of a soap box derby with a lawn mower motor attached. Sports cars take up his spare time, with sleeping taking up as much time as possible. Entering service or coming back as a P.C. are .his plans. lf the latter, he can still keep us happy and satisfied over at ,lim's Store. ROBERT ONDERCHAIN Bob drives those hot cars to school. He was born in Michigan but has devel- oped a liking for that un-Michigan-type dish, chicken chow mein. He's a fan of Marilyn Monroe. ln his spare time Bob likes to develop pictures. That's when he's not working at Lathrop's drug store. The army expects him next year. we Wair- tifiiwif .ax QM was on e ore indus ' sf l 0 c ia basketball team. t i play well, but he kept his sc oo rks up to par. Earm is sure to take a brunette over a blond any day. Next year's plans spell out Middle- bury for our boy. ALLAN PARKER Ability to dress becomingly and to make a neat appearance describe Al Parker, and gave him the class vote for best dressed man. He can be found at Tony's Candyland most of his free time. He is always on the lookout for his favorite heroine Gina L.. Hobart or Syracuse would be a good place to look for him next year. PAUL PATT Paul, pioneer of the crewcut, says his special talent is for eating and sleeping, but we know Hdifferentf' He's one of the top students in the class and a member of National Honor. He also won his letter in track at his first meet. His technical questions always put teachers in a dither. He wants to go to M.l.T. KENNETH POWELL Ken worships Abe Lincoln as the ideal man and like most American boys he claims Grace Kelly is the idol of his eye. In his spare time he plays the banjo, reads, and draws. Seldom heard from in class discussions, he's right in there when it comes to a written test. Next year he plans to study engineering at R.P.l. BARBARA PEEK If you noticed a little dark-haired sen- ior with a sweet smile running down the hall some noon, you may have met Barb. Barbara's disposition and de- pendability make and keep friends. Her one pet peeve is disc jockeys who do more talking than record-spinning. She will become an elementary teacher at Plattsburgh. JOHN QUACKENBUSH John enjoys camping, fishing and sleep- ing. Each summer he plans to take a trip to promote his pleasures. John has an interesting hero when he chooses Wyatt Earp. He doesn't like pizza, but good old veal-cutlet, He has been ac- cepted for the State University Agricul- tural and Technical Institute at Canton. NORMAN PETRICCA Stocking shelves at the new Grand Union or playing forward on the church basketball team. Norm does a good job: but he prefers basketball and a cute blond to his work any day. While listening to Polish music and dreaming of baked Lasagne, he may day-dream of Albany'Business College, his proba- ble destination--next year. The blond is stil part pf, theyldre ',, of bourse. K to Kg EQTHBR QMLIVAN Y E th rv dortiestio touch. Her if , I eg, t disippe Ted lo quickly 4 - herojhe She made one Eiaxr ng salgheehpagf 551 The Y 'shorqergri 'depa considers her e the est VCIAIICHY co6iGs.,,ln spite fo 31555 taleqtg Kok hvmemaking, her it i join the Waves. f X 4 , 8 R- 1 Kr: .i '. 4I,ELAND REDMOND left us without a word. BARBARA RENNIE 1 belongs to the pina and spaghetti crowd. That's when she isn't cheerlead- ing, of course. She likes to listen to music, that is if a dancing partner isn't handy. Next year it's Farmingdale Col- lege at Long lsland. She travels by Oldsmobile, and in the future maybe by plane. RICHARD REMINCTON Dick came to us by way of Cloversvillc. He says his hangout is 'l'ony's but we doubt if he'll get his favorite food there. lt's steak. Next year Dick plans to join the Army. We're hoping he'll change his favorite food by then. JOYCE RIDINGS When Joyce wasn't working on the yearbook in 309, she was with the editor at O'Malley's. Sunny and friendly, Joyce will continue having fun next year learning elementary teaching at Plattsburgh. ,lunior year she was a- warded Elmira College's key for citizen- ship. ,loyce gets a bang out of skating both on rollers and on ice. GERALD RENKO Cery plays accordion with the Melody Kings. He also plays basketball during his spare time. Gerry is a native of Scotia. He likes fried chicken and be- longs to Tony's crowd. Gerry plans to attend college after he completes six months of military training. ERNEST RIGGI You can count on Ernie's good nature. When he is not snapping pictures or developing prints for the Acropolis, he is playing trumpet with the Melody Kings. He is versatile enough to play baseball, too. He loves steak and likes to listen to good jazzy trumpet solos. Emie wants to become an engineer. ,zum gl , , -J ' k 51?'f1?5i1sg:fg P 5433? if 7? 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A peanut butter sand- wich made with Peter Pan, the smooth kind, is his favorite snack. Wayne hopes to add his name to track men and graduates at Brown, Cornell or Union. NANCY STRATTON Nan goes for cutting up dead animals. so she's headed for Albany Medical Center next year. She's an enthusiastic member of Biology Club and secretary of Chorus. Nan can be seen selling candy at Woolworth's in between Cho- ralaire concerts, octet rehearsals and Chem homework. Her favorite song is Wandering . Always busy. That's Nan. DAVID SMITH Dave is the hard-working young man at Stalder's gas station. He is very mechanical-minded and his car sure shows it. Dave likes to hang out at Candyland when he does have some spare time. Dave wants either to work or join the Air Force. WENDY STRATTON Wendy's a great music enthusiast who will be going to Potsdam next year for music teaching education. She can di- rect chorus or practice teach at one of the elementary schools. 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A . x X3 We ROSEMARIE WIDMER Cute, little cheerleader known for her terrific jump, isee page 427 her acro- batic ability was developed at Turners' Hall. She sings in chorus, belongs to Student Council and was voted most all-around girl in the class of '56, She likes to eat at Ferro's restaurant but says her favorite food is beans. GLEN WILTSIE ' Glen drives to school in his '39 Ply- mouth, his mother drives a school bus. Biology was a favorite subject. A real sports enthusiast, Glen goes for hunting, skating, and belongs to the S.H.S. Ski Club. When asked what his favorite food was, he replied, Oh, I just like to eat in general. Considerate, friendly, that's Glen. fo aflykfi aw W5 Q 1 Whois Who llflasl Popular Best Dressed Sheila Tomkins Patricia Feight Allan Parker Eric Kluwe l Class Photographers Robert Bodenstab Richard Bowers Ernest Riggi Most Collegiate Gail Matterson Raymond Flanigan ,jk A ,E f 'ns ,-. mw ff K 'Wa :nw is F HMM gi. fi X i Xa E' SE 1 5 s 3' gi if ,ag ,W,.,..mM 4: I 'ua H- - 2 i , wg 1 .A-W-M vu-ww, Q , ,,.5f..4,, soil f - an N4.. R+, 44' T2 1 5 Aff K.. S33 5 my 2.5 ,-x..w QW Y' 'V'x: E' 3 5 'Y X .R fc? i in Q- ,gg 15E'5T3gxi5 19: -55? , , Y A fx W ' l e 4 L. L I 1 A awww Q5 K? gif Q ' iff, f, ,XE 5,35 E L x 3 ff E gy? E . X N Q5 . , X YN 1-, N af: 1 Q 1 Q f Q .. 3 ,i . NME 5 - . -, 4 if f . - 1 f. Q W Qi . Y wg :gi ,gm , ??f?'S 2 , 4 Q 4 x if lf YSL ,',, W4..M L2 5 Q iw . ,M-F' .136 f 1 X , 4 Y 1, M 51? w 2 s Q 5 2 X , R V4 X A f ,Q V 333 Wi fs Q 6 3 V X .Q N W I A , ' ' I Xi'lSi-K1-5 fF1f'X'1w-ex X - x. xff.sff:,X. Q Q A Qii yx. MM wg Afxggrsw Ng , X in Vxivisg E w k, . Ag Vqsxwm. Mk . S x wx ki :.XM..x. . X Q A N r EQQSN 55, YA. x 3 -n a-fl MTE? A .- i aw 2 Q1 SWAN . 5 if V, 2 A N X SX .. -fx it X 5 x ix X S S, 3:33 Q S1 5? 2 EEN xii X Q F X A S X XYQ YX ,- . S' W '31 Q' xii r X -i v 51 2,5 M X 68 1- X Qs X Wi. Q S X s 1 E 54'-ivy? rg gN - gf- Q . Qi yi X. x ,,1x. X sf-aaisiqu, K X Q Q Fx? nr., 1 f x.,! sg, K ,, l 9? ,X On the Record . . . Class Honors BALDWIN, BERTHA Chairman Senior Ball Committee 4 BAUMGARTNER, TIMOTHY Student Council 3 BEVAN, ROBERT Vice President Senior Class 4 National Honor Society 4 BODENSTAB, ROBERT Chairman Magazine Sales 4 National Honor Society 4 Chairman Senior Ball Committee 4 BROWN, LESTER Student Council 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society 4 BURDICK, NANCY Chairman Senior Ball Committee 4 BYLINA, CAROLINE National Honor Society 4 CARBIN, JAMES Treasurer Junior Class 3 National Honor Society 3, 4 Treasurer Senior Class 4 CLAY, DORIS Secretary Junior Class 3 Student Council 4 CREVER, HOPE National Honor Society 3, 4 Secretary National Honor Society 4 DI GESARE, LOUIS Co-Chairman Senior Ball Committee 4 DiNICOLA, ELAINE Student Council Representative 3 FODOR, EUGENE President Senior Class 4 President Junior Class 3 President Sophomore Class 2 Student Council 2 Student Council Secretary 2 National Honor Society 3, 4 National Honor Society Vice President 4 FRAENCKEL, VICTOR Chairman Senior Ball Committee 4 HITT, J OAN National Honor Society 3, 4 Chairman Senior Ball Committee 4 Magazine Campaign Representative 4 Chairman Pin and Ring Committee 3 Chairman Senior Ball Committee 4 HOOKER, PAUL National Honor Society 3, 4 KLUWE, ERIC National Honor Society 3, 4 President National Honor Society 4 Vice President Student Council 3 LABADIA, GRACE Student Council Representative 2 MATTERSON, GAIL National Honor Society 4 Student Council 2, 3, 4 Co-Chairman Senior Ball Committee 4 MCNERNEY, KATHERINE Treasurer Student Council 4 MILLER, SUZANNE. National Honor Society 4 O'MALLEY, ELAINE Student Council 2 Secretary Sophomore Class 2 Vice President Junior Class 3 National Honor Society 3, 4 PARKER, ALLAN Student Council 4 PATT, PAUL National Honor Society 4 Chairman Senior Ball Committee 4 PEEK, BARBARA National Honor Society 4 RENKO, GERALD Student Council 2, 3 Chairman Senior Ball Committee 4 RIDINGS, JOYCE Student Council 2 Junior Prom General Chairman 3 Student Council Delegate at Large 4 National Honor Society 4 RIGGI, ERNEST Student Council 2, 4 General Chairman Junior Prom 3 National Honor Society 3, 4 Treasurer National Honor Society 4 ROCHFORD, CHARLES Student Council 2 Student Council President 4 SMEALLIE, WAYNE Student Council 4 STEWART, FAY Chairman Senior Ball Committee 4 STRATTON, NANCY National Honor Society 3, 4 STRATTON, WENDY Student Council 2 Chairman Junior Prom Committee 3 National Honor Society 3, 4 TOMKINS, SHEILA Chairman Senior Ball Committee 4 VAN PATTEN, DAVID Student Council 2 Junior Prom Committee Chairman 3 VAN WINKLE, SUSAN Chairman Senior Ball Committee 4 'VERNON, JOYCE Student Council 2 National Honor Society 4 WALDRON, RITA Student Council 3, 4 Student Council Corresponding Secretary 4 WIDMER, ROSEMARIE Student Council 3, 4 the Record . . . 6GYou, Ralf, BAESEN, ALAN Football 2 BAILEY, WILLARD Basketball 2, 3, 4 BEVAN, ROBERT Football 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Track 2 ,3 ,4 Baseball 2 BIALOHOSKI, FREDERICK Bowling 3 CARROLL, PATRICIA Cheerleader 3, 4 DI CESARE, LOUIS Track 2, 3, 4 DILLMAN, MYRNA Cheerleader 4- FANELLA, ALBERT Bowling 3, 4 FINN, MICHAEL Basketball 2, 3, 4 FLANIGAN, RAYMOND Tennis 3, 4 FODOR, EUGENE Basketball 2 Track 2, 3, 4 CIANNELLI, RICHARD Football 2, 3, 4 Baseball 3 GRIPPO, PAUL Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 HACL, MARTIN Bowling 2, 3 HILL, ELSIE Cheerleader 3, 4 HITCHCOCK, KENNETH Baseball 3, 4 Football 4 KLUWE, ERIC -Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 LAKE, DANNINC Baseball 2, 3, 4 Football 3 Bowling 4 LEE, THOMAS Baseball 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 for cotia LEMON, RICHARD Track Team Manager 2 Baseball 3 Basketball Co-Manager 4 MATTERSON, GAIL Cheerleader 3, 4 NELSON, ooRDoN Basketball 2, 3, 4 O'BREY, EARMAN Baseball 2, 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Bowling 2 PATT, PAUL Track 3, 4 Cross Country 4 PETRICCA, NORMAN Football 2 POWELL. KENNETH Basketball Manager 3 QUACKENBUSH, JOHN Football Manager 4 RENNIE, BARBARA Cheerleader 4 RIGGI, ERNEST Baseball 2, 3, 4 ROCHFORD, CHARLES Baseball Manager 2 Basketball Manager 2 Basketball 3 Football Manager 3 SCHUHL, ROBERT Basketball 2, 3 SMEALLIE, WAYNE Track 2, 3, 4 Cross Country 4 TURNER, JOHN Baseball 2 WAINWRICHT, EARL Football 2, 4 WALDRON, RITA President Cheerleading Club 4 Cheerleader 3, 4 WICKES, ROBERT Cross-Country 3, 4 WIDMER, ROSEMARIE Cheerleader 3, 4 WILTSIE, GLEN Basketball Manager 3, 4 r,, ...III-I-IIIIIIIIIIIEIQQYIIIIIIIUR ':' n ., .4 u 'IEEE!!!IIIIEIEEIIIIIETSH59122222'A A lllllllllllllllllIllllVdllllllllll- lllllllllllllllll:::E!lllllllll On the Record . . . 66071199 BODENSTAB, ROBERT Biology Club Treasurer 4 German Club President 4 BROWN, LESTER Biology Club President 4 BURDICK, NANCY Homemaking Club Secretary 4 CLANCY, MAUREEN Current Events Club Treasurer 4 CLAY, DORIS International Club Vice President 2 CREVER, HOPE Blue Triangle Treasurer 2 Homemaking Club President 2 Current Events Club Treasurer 3 Biology Club Secretary 4 German Club Treasurer 4 FLANIGAN, RAYMOND Photography Club Secretary 2 Biology Club Vice President 4 FODOR, EUGENE Biology Club Secretary 2 the Record . . . Club Leaders HOOKER, PAUL Dramatics Club President 4 JAMACK, ELIZABETH Future Teachers of America Corresponding Secretary 3 Librarian-Historian 4 Current Events Club Secretary 4 KLUWE, ERIC Dancing Club Treasurer 2 German Club President 3 LEONARD, ALICE Homemaking Club 4 LONG, PATRICIA Homemaking Club Vice President 4 MATTERSON, GAIL Blue Triangle President 4 Cheerleading Club Treasurer 4 MIXTER, FAYE Current Events Club President 4 Dramatics Club Treasurer 4 .. ........ , ,uns--M ' , X J 22 ,,.. - - -.- ?....' J..--a,'. Suas... .., O'MALLEY, ELAINE Current Events Club Secretary 3 French Club Treasurer 4 Dramatics Club Historian 4 RIDINGS, JOYCE Dancing Club Vice President 2 German Club Secretary 4 Dramatics Club Vice President 4 ST. LOUIS, JOAN Junior Blue Triangle President 2 STRATTON, WENDY D Current Events Club President 3 VAN WINKLE, SUSAN Blue Triangle Vice President 2 Spanish Club Secretary 2 VENDIT, JOYCE Dancing Club Secretary 2 WALDRON, RITA Cheerleading Club President 4 BECKER, GRACE Library Assistant 3 Office Assistant 4 BEST, KRISTIN Library Assistant 4 BEVAN, ROBERT Hi-Y 3, 4 Chaplain Hi-Y 3 President Hi-Y 4 BODENSTAB, ROBERT Hi-Y 4 BROWN, LESTER Assembly Advisory Counc BURDICK, NANCY Library Asistant 4 BYLINA, CAROLINE Library Assistant8 CARROLL, PATRICIA Office Assistant 3 CLUNE, ELIZABETH Assembly Advisory Counc Library Assistant 3 COLTON, JOAN Office Assistant 2, 3 COLE, SHIRLEY Library Assistant 2 il3 il 2,3 6'Ser'vice Above Self, ' DILLMAN, MYRNA Library Assistant 4 DI NICOLA, ELAINE Office Assistant 3 DUBE, ASILDA Library Assistant 4 DUFEL, JUDITH Library Assistant 3 FINN, MICHAEL Hi-Y Treasurer 3 Hi-Y Vice President 4 KLUWE, ERIC Key Club 3, 4 Fireman 3, 4 Fire Chief 4 LEMON, RICHARD Key Club 3 LONG, PATRICIA Office Assistant 4 MCNERNEY, KATHERINE Office Assistant 4 ONDERCHAIN, ROBERT g Hi-Y 2 FLANIGAN, RAYMOND Secretary Key Club 4 Key Club 3, 4' FLANSBURG, DONALD PATT, PAUL Key Club 2, 3 Fireman 4 Assembly Advisory Council 2, 3 Hi-Y 4 FODOR, EUGENE PETRICCA, NORMAN Key Club President 4 Hi-Y 3 ' P 'd gif: 1136 4 rw em PowELL, KENNETH ' ' Hi-Y 3, 4 FRAENCKEL, VICTOR Key Club 4 FULLER, ARLENE Library Assistant 4 GIANNELLI, RICHARD Hi-Y Scribe 4 RIGGI, ERNEST Fireman 3, 4 Key Club 3, 4 Key Club Treasurer 4 Key Club 4 ROCHFORD, CHARLES CONDE, MARY LOUISE Fireman 4 Key Club 2, 3 Office Ass1stant3 Fireman 3 GRIPPO, PAUL DAVENPORT, BARBARA Hi-Y 2 ROCKWELL, NANCY Office Assistant 4 DI GESARE, LOUIS Office Assistant 4 SMEALLIE, WAYNE Fireman 3, 4 Key Club 3, 4 TURNER, JOHN Hi-Y 4 VAN WINKLE, SUSAN Assembly Advisory Council 3 WALDRON, RITA Office Assistant 3 WICKES, ROBERT Hi-Y 3, 4 WILTSIE, GLEN Fireman 3, 4 BAESEN, ALAN Choralaires 2, 3, 4 Boys' Octet 4 Operetta 3 BALDWIN, BERTHA Band 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 3, 4 Choralaires 4 All-State Band 2, 3 BARNEY, DAVID Chorus 2, 3, 4 Choralaires 4 BECKER, GRACE Chorus 4 BODENSTAB, ROBERT Band 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Choralaires 3, 4 Operetta 3 BOWERS, RICHARD Chorus 2, 3, 4 Choralaires 4 BROWN, LESTER Chorus 4 BURDICK, NANCY Girls'iGlee Club 2 Chorus 4 BYLINA, CAROLINE Orchestra 2 CALDWELL, JOAN Chorus 2 CARBIN, JAMES Band 2, 3, 4 Vice President Band 3 Chorus 2, 3 Choralaires 2, 3, 4 Boys' Octet 3 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Dance Band 2, 3, 4 CARTER, ELLEN Chorus 4 CLANCEY, MAUREEN Glee Club 2 Chorus 2, 3 On the Record , . . cc 99 Majors and Minors CLAY, DORIS Chorus 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 2 COLE SHIRLEY Chorus 2, 3, 4 COLTON, JOAN Chorus 2, 3 COMENZO, ANN Chorus 2, 3, 4 Girls' Glee Club 2 CONDE, MARY LOUISE Girls' Glee Club 2 CREVER, HOPE Orchestra 2 Choralaires 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Chorus Librarian 3, 4 DAVENPORT, BARBARA Girls' Glee Club 2 Orchestra 2 DI GESARE, LOUIS Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Orchestra President 3 Band 3 Chorus 2, 4 Choralaires 4 DILLMAN, MYRNA Girls' Glee Club 2 Chorus 3, 4 DI NICOLA, ELAINE Girls' Glee Club 2 DUBE, ASILDA Girls' Glee Club 2 DUFEL, .I UDITH Girls' Glee Club 2 Chorus 2, 3, 4 FEIGHT, PATRICIA Chorus 2, 3 FOODY, WILLIAM Chorus 2, 3, 4 Choralaires 3, 4 X51 ' ' 1 X 455-'ggasfi-5 N FULLER. ARLENE Girls' Glee Club 2 Chorus 4 GRIPPO, PAUL Chorus 2, 3, 4 Chorus President 4 Band 2 HITT, .IOAN Girls' Glee Club 2 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Choralaires 3, 4 Girls' Octet 4 HOOKER, PAUL Orchestra 2 Operetta 3 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Choralaires 3, 4 KARU5, MAGDALENE Girls' Glee Club 2 Chorus 3, 4 LA BADIA, GRACE Choralaires 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 LEONARD, ALICE Girls' Glee Club 2 Chorus 3 LONG, PATRICIA Girls' Glee Club 2 Chorus 2, 3, 4 MARTIN, ROBERT Band 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Dance Band 2, 3 Orchestra Vice President 3 MATTERSON, GAIL Band 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3 Band Librarian 2 MCNERNEY, KATHERINE Chorus 4 On the Record . . . Majors and Minors MCNERNEY, CONSTANCE Chorus 3, 4 MILLER, SUZANNE Girls, Glee Club 2 Chorus 4 -MINOGUE, MURIEL Chorus 2, 3 MIXTER, FAYE Chorus 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 2 Girls' Glee Club 2 Operetta 3 O'MALLEY, ELAINE Operetta 3 Choralaires 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 2 PARKER, ALLAN Chorus 4 PEEK, BARBARA Girls' Glee Club 2 Chorus 3, 4 PETRICCA, NORMAN Chorus 2, 3, 4 RENKO, GERALD Dance Band 3 RENNIE, BARBARA Girls' Glee Club 2 Chorus 2, 3, 4 RIDINGS, JOYCE Girls' Glee Club 2 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Chorus Secretary-Treasurer RIGGI, ERNEST Dance Band 2, 3 Band 2, 3, 4 Band President 3 Orchestra 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 2 ROCKWELL, NANCY Chorus 2 ROHRMEIER, MADELINE Chorus 3 ST. LOUIS, JOAN Chorus 2, 3, 4 SHATLEY, EVELYN Chorus, 3, 4 Choralaires 4 SMEALLIE, WAYNE Band 3, 4 STEWART, FAY Chorus 2, 3 STRATTON, NANCY Orchestra 2, 3 Treasurer Orchestra 2 Librarian Orchestra 3 Girls' Glee Club 2 Band 3 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Choralaires 2, 3, 4 Operetta 3 STRATTON, WENDY Band Librarian 2 Orchestra President 2 Orchestra 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3 Chorus Vice President 4 Band President 4 Choralaires 3, 4 TOMKINS, SHEILA Girls' Glee Club 2 Chorus 2. 4 Chorus Librarian 4 Choralaires 4 VAN PATTEN, DAVID Band 2, 4 Chorus 2, 3 Choralaires 2, 3, 4 VAN WINKLE, SUSAN Chorus 2, 3, 4 Choralaires 3, 4 VENDIT, JOYCE Girls' Glee Club 2 VERNON, JOYCE Chorus 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 2 Choralaires 4 Operetta 3 Orchestra 42 WAINWRIGHT, EARL Chorus 4 WALDRON, RITA Girls' Glee Club 2 WIDMER, ROSEMARIE Chorus 2, 3, 4 Secretary Chorus 4 i I On the Record . . . Stage Center and Back Stage BAESEN, ALAN Dramatic Club Play 4 BARNEY, DAVID Production Staff 2, 3, 4 BEST, KRISTIN Dramatic Club 2 BODENSTAB, ROBERT Dramatic Club Play 3 BOWERS, RICHARD Production Staff 3 BROWN, LESTER DUFEL, JUDITH Production Staff 4 FULLER, ARLENE Production Staff 4 HOOKER, PAUL Dramatic Club Play 2, 3, 4g Club President 4g Club Assistant Treasurer 3 KARUS, MACDALENE Production Staff 4 KWOLIK, SHIRLEY Production Staff 4 MILLER. SI'Z.-XNNE Production Staff 2. 4 MIXTER, PAYE Production Staff 2. 4 Club Treasurer 4 OUIALLEY. ELAINE Club Production Staff 2 Play 3 Club Historian 4 RIDINGS. JOYCE Club Vice President 4 VAN PATTEN, DAVID Production Staff 3, 4 MCNERNEY, CONSTANCE Club Play 2 CLANCY, MAUREEN Production Staff 2 WICKEQ RCBERT Production Staff 2 MCNERNEY, KATHERINE Club iyiay 3 CLAY, DORIS Play 2 Club Production Staff 4 Dramatic Club Secretary 4 MILLER, ROSEMARY DUBE' ASILDA Production Staff 4 W Production Staff 3, 4 0011? the Record I . 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P ' 1. lk5.lw, ' I and rmt 1' J it BALDWIN, BERTHA Acropolis Advertising Staff 3 BODENSTAB, ROBERT Hi-Times Representative 4 Hi-Times Staff 4 Photography Editor Acropolis 4 BYLINA, CAROLINE Hi-Times Staff 2 Hi-Times and Acropolis Home Room Representative 2 Acropolis Advertising Staff 3 CARBIN, JAMES Hi-Times Staff 2, 4 Hi-Times Business Manager 2 Hi-Times Home Room Representative 2 CLANCY, MAUREEN Acropolis Apprentice 3 Acropolis Advertising Manager 4 CLUNE, ELIZABETH Acropolis Home Room Representative 2 Hi-Times Staff 2 Hi-Times Home Room Representative 2, 3 Associate Editor Hi-Times 4 CREVER, HOPE Acropolis and Hi-Times Home Room Representative 3 DUBE, ASILDA Acropolis Advertising Staff 3 Acropolis Staff 4 Hi-Times Staff 4 DUFEL, JUDITH Assistant Editor Acropolis 4 FEICHT, PATRICIA Hi-Times Staff 3 FRANCISCO, RONALD Hi-Times Staff 3 HILL, ELSIE Hi-Times Typist 4 HITT, JOAN Hi-Times Home Room Representative 4 Acropolis Home Room Representative 2, 4 HOOKER, PAUL Assistant Editor Acropolis 4 KARUS, MAGDALENE Hi-Times Staff 4 LA BADIA, GRACE Hi-Times Home Room Representative 3 MCNERNEY, KATHERINE Hi-Times and Acropolis Home Room Representative 3 MIXTER, FAYE Associate Editor Acropolis 4 O'MALLEY, ELAINE Editor-in-Chief Acropolis 4 RENNIE, BARBARA Hi-Times Representative 3 RIDINGS, JOYCE Associate Editor Acropolis 4 Hi-Times Home Room Representative 4 RIGGI, ERNEST Acropolis Photographer 2, 3, 4 STRATTON,WENDY Hi-Times and Acropolis Home Room Representative 2 VAN WINKLE, SUSAN Hi-Times and Acropolis Home Room Representative 2 Hi-Times Staff 2 Acropolis Advertising Staff 3 VERNON, JOYCE Acropolis Typist 4 WALDRON, RITA Hi-Times Typist 4 WIDMER, ROSEMARIE Acropolis and Hi-Times Home Room Representative 3 I05 Finis 1 X, ,-X5 f? 1 J. -ZIP' The future is only the past again, entered through another gatef, PINERO How do you measure up in leadership qualities? Looking ahead wifh General Elecfric A young man who can lead has always had a good chance of success, buf his prospecfs were never beffer fhan now. There's a sfeadily growing demand in indusfry for men fo fill fop professional and managemenf jobs . . . fellows wifh a special abilify fo work well wifh ofher people and inspire fheir besf worlc. Af Gen- eral Elecfric, we're consfanfly on fhe loolcouf for fhem. Ten 'l'rai+s we look for, above. add up fo a preffy good indicafion of pofenfial success in business. Nof everyone has fhem all fo a fop degree. buf fhe basic characferisfics are always presenf and can be developed in fhe men we pick fo help lead General Elecfric. We hope you can rafe yourself very high on fhe lisl' and find if helpful. Communify Relafions GENERAL ELECTRIC Schenecfacly, N. Y. Compliments of JAMES FUNERAL HOME HARLEY D. JAMES I23 Mohawk Avenue G. E. VAN VORST CO., INC. Plumbing Heaiing Roofing Elecirical Appliances Hardware Sherwin-Williams Painis Easy Washing Machines Sporting Goods Youngsiown Kifchens 47 MOHAWK AVENUE General Auio Repair-Road Service STALDER'S AUTO SERVICE Gas-Oil-Lubricaiion Tires-BaHeries-Accessories I2 SACANDAGA ROAD Scofia 2, N.Y. RUDY STALDER PHONE FR 4-I067 Complimenfs of J. W. RANDALL BOAT CO.. INC. Everyihing for Boaiing 46-48 Mohawk Ave. Phone DI 6-604-I SCOTIA, NEW YORK Phone DI 6-42II Complimems of DR. HERMAN W. GALSTER THE FASHION CENTER OF THE MOHAWK VALLEY MILDRED ELLEY SECRETARIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS 227 Quail S'I'reeI' Albany, New York SEND FOR CATALOG F. C. HEITKAMP I Dry Goods , II2 Mohawk Avenue Success DOMINO BARBER SHOP D. NICOLELLA 3II Mohawk Avenue J. MARTINEC PACKING CO. Pink Rose Brand Meats Scofia, N.Y. Since I9 I 4 J. H. BUHRMASTER CO., INC. Le'I' 'lhe Buhrmasler Fleel' Deliver Your Heal 42l SACANDAGA ROAD Fuel Oil PHONE DI 6-234-l SCOTIA, NEW YORK Complele 24 Hour Healing Service C I ca Heafins EqUlPme l Aulomalic Waler Healers Mason Supplies Air Condilioning Equipmenl Home lnsulalion Waler Soffener, Sall and Calcium Chloride Ferlilizers and Grass Seeds STEWART'S SHOP AT SHOE sToRE Keds for Gym or Play Sporl' Shoes II9 MOHAWK AVENUE A SCOTIA Go lo MATHER'S 'for Dependable Prescriplions SCHENECTADY'S and Drugs Since l833 Complimenls of SWlRE'S DEPARTMENT STORE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '56 CHARLES BARBER 8: BEAUTY SALON I42 Vley Road Sofi- Wa'rer-Air Condifioned CHARLES A. PASTORE Complimenfs of DR. NELSON RUST CHARLES OIL CO. Heaiing and Air Condifioning Meiered Heafing Oils Ridge Road FR 4-7728 CHARLES L. PASTORE Complimenis of BUSH FLORISTS 245 Mohawk Ave., Scoiia C I, f f Complimenfs of ompumen s o I SCOTIA DEPARTMENT STORE BOB MATTHFlViif3'HoE REPA R Compliments of C gl GIBBONS' DINER JOHN F. GIBBONS I 20 Mohawk Ave. Complimenis CONGRATULATIONS SHERMAN'S VARIETY STORE TO THE CLASS OF '56 Complimenfs of SPORTS AND CRAFTS SHOP I03 Fif+h S+. FR 4-439I IIDU Du I Record::1dS5:-e:l+kiuEesGoods ROWLEDGE I I MAC'S SERVICE STATION Sconal N'Y' Nafionally Known Phone Musical Ins'Irumen'l's HERMIE'S MUSIC STORE EX 3-I I27 I39 M0haWk Ave. 7.6 Shine S+' FR 4-7433 SCHENECTADY, N.Y. James Carbin, Hope Crever, and Roberi' Bevan GET THE BEST GET SEALTEST Roofing and Repairs Chimney Shingle, SIa+e, MeI'aI, Buili'-Up Home and Indusfrial SCOTIA HOME SERVICE Contractors Roofing, Repairing, Pain'I-ing, Decora'I'ing Chimney, GuH'er, Carpeniry, Sheefmeial Work COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL JOHN B. CLANCY, Prop. 2I4- I6 Craigie Avenue Phone DI 6-7243 Sco'I'ia 2, New YorIr GLENVILLE BUILDING SUPPLY Where Your Home Begins Lumber R. D. 2 Sacandaga Road, Scofia 2, New York Phone FR-4-5283 MILLWORK-ROOFING-PAINTS-WALLBOARD HARDWARE - INSULATION Complimenis Young Men's DR. ALFRED E. RASSO Sui'I's and Accessories for Graduaiion DAN A. DONAHUE C 'P'i 'e +S DR. SAMUEL J. CAPPOLA Com plimenis of I N. S. MOORE- ReaI'I'or . Reliable Real Esi'a+e I02 FIFTH STREET, SCOTIA DI 6-23I8 SCHENECTADY'S LEADING I NEWSPAPER I HSAMISH FOR OVER 60 YEARS Sfafe Beaufy Salon 323 S'I'aIe Sf. I Schenecfady, N.Y. ST IN NEWS IN CIRCULATION , IN ADVERTISING Co 'Pl'me Is of GEMMETTE'S BARBER SHOP Compliments of SCOTIA STONE AND GRAVEL COMPAN na 6-5749 Y Wallpaper ancl Painl' Varnish . . . Glass Pain'I'ers and Ari Supplies F. J. CARLSON 81 SONS 234 Mohawl: Ave., Scoiia 5l5 Sfafe Srreef, Scheneciady AMSTERDAM AND GLOVERSVILLE Congra1'ula+ions +o +he Class of '56 RIPPS' APOTHECARY sol MOHAWK Ave., SCOTIA, N.Y. Over 50.000 Rx's Have Been Filled a+ Our Drug S+ore Three Pharmacisfs on Dufy ai' All Times Free Phone Delivery WATCH US GROW FR 4-3097 I Complimenis A Treaf Thai' Can'1' Be Beal' I of C01-ONIAL ICE CREAM e-EoReE's BARBER sHoP For Your Parries For School Affairs I Complimeni-5 RICHER-CREAMIER-SMOOTHER of JOHN E. O'CONNOR BALFOUR REPRESENTATIVE T. K. HYMERS JUNIOR RING COMMITTEE: ROSEMARY NAPLES CAROLYN BILKA, CHAIRMAN: AND SUZANNE ROWLEDGE COMPLETE GRADUATION SERVICE Class Rings -Commencemeni' Announcemenfs Caps and Gowns-Medals and Awards-DipIomas Taylor-made Yearbooks L. G. BALFOUR CO. BENTLEY 8: SIMON TAYLOR PUBLISHING CO Your Represen+aIive HODGKINS OF BALFOUR Gus Hodgkins, Bob Gray, and T. K. Hymers P. O. Box 9 SCHENECTADY, NEW YORK Phone EX 3-5374 5. CURRENT DIVIDENDI SCHENECTADY I SAVINGS BANK Doris Clay and Elaine O'Malley Young Fashions for Young People THE CARL CO. l DORAZIO'S New Self Service Grocery Magazines - Greefing Cards Ice Cold Beverages Congrafulafions From SID LAYTON Inferior and Exferior Painfing and Paper Hanging Phone EX 3-9286 Esfimafes Given Free Deluxe Founfain Service Where Qualify Syrups Malce fhe Difference CARRY-OUT SERVICE Open 9 a.m.- I0 p.m. Daily Including Sundays CLARK 81 BROWN Complimenfs of DR. PETER A. BAKAL Phone FR 4-I544 LAMBERT'S DUTCH BOY Painf and Paper Sfore l26 Mohawk Ave. Scofia, N.Y. Visif Our New Furnifure Sfore - En TllEsAllnV5:rdcfmScP::l TEl.EVlS?Sll:lFSSERVlCE PHONE FR 24646 lI8 John Sf. Scofia DI 6-7249 Complimenls of Why Noi' Receive a Dividend SKYWAY BOWLING ALLEYS and Save Dollars Insurance? Complimenrs of Curreni' Rare 207, LEON'S BARBER SHOP I44 Mohawk Ave. H. F. Complimenis of SCOTIA ICE CREAM-CANDYLAND 229 Mohawk Ave. Dl 6-4202 GEORGE'S MUSIC STORE 2l2 Mohawk Ave' Exclusive Disfribuiors for SCOTIA, N.Y. CONN-GIBSON-SLINGERLAND 6I7 S'I'a'Ie Slreei' Plaza Building Schenecfady Phone FR 4-592I Carol Jones and Jackie Mixier CORlNO'S MARKET I33 Vley Road Firsl' Qualify Mea+s, Groceries Fresh and Frozen Vegelables FREE DELIVERY Phone DI 6-5980 TH WHITE FUNERAL HOME INCORPORATED GEORGE E. WHITE Funeral DirecI'or Dial DI 6-3429 CHARLES GILGORE 81 SON, INC. Hardware Plumbing Air Condifioning GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES 59 Mohawk Ave. Scofia, New York Under New Ownership ROBERTS JEWELERS CERTIFIED WATCHMAKER Diamonds-Wafches-Jewelry Arnold Wakker's HOME TOWN BAKERY I09 Mohawk Avenue Scofia, New York SCOTIA MOTORS, INC. lI0 Mohawk Ave. Scoiia, N.Y. D dge-PIymou+h Sales and Service FR 4-6274 -an OLD name: American Locomolive Company RODUCTS. INC. wi+h a NEW meaning: ALCO P Like you, ALCO is gradual'ing. Originally a one-producl manufaclurer, we now pro- duce 36 dif'Feren'I' producls for I I induslrial markels-wi+h sfill grea'I'er expansion ahead. The 'Fufure-for bolh of us-holds much promise. Wilh hard work, ever more slucly and research, and lhe will +o succeed, +he grealer fulure we wanl can be ours. ALCO managemenl' and ALCO employees congralulale you. For wilh 'Ihe opporlunily +ha+ is yours, +he fulure is largely whal you make I+. ALCO PRODUCTS, INC. Besf Wishes +o +he Class of I956 THE SCOTIA AGENCY, INC. GENERAL INSURANCE I49 Mohawk Ave. Scolia, N. Y. Tel. DI 6-3673 JOHN M. HENRY, Pres. HATHAWAY GARAGE HUDSON SALES AND SERVICE 50 Mohawk Ave. DI b-I629 The Greeting Card You Send Is An Expression of Your Tasfe When You Care Enough +o Send Ihe Very Besf, Send HALLMARK' JlM'S CORNER STORE Opposi+e High School 'X NEWS 7' SCHENECTADY UNIO - ST R CHARLES J. LAMB INSURANCE I47 Vley Road Tel. EX 3-2 I 35 SCOTIA, N. Y. HENRY J. FREDERICK SCOTIA PLUMBING 81 HEATING REPAIRING AND GAS CONVERSION WATER HEATERS Plumbing and Heafing Supplies SHOP-80 CRAIGIE AVENUE I08 FIHI1 S+., Sco+ia SCHEN. EX 3-0606 Complimenfs of BROOKS NEWS AND GIFTS Scofia. New Yorl: Complimenfs of DR. ELWOOD L. SLOVER For QualiI'y Apparel lI s SCOTIA MEN'S SHOP sLAcKs-sPoRTswEAR AND HABERDASHERY 247 Mohawk Ave. Scofia. N. Y :vnu stan I' -,I abby g:gN1'l.n I20 Sfafe S+., Scheneclady 5 CongraI'uIaI'ions Each Member of 'I'he Class of I956 FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member of FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Tires-BaHeries-Accessorles TEXACO PETROLEUM PRODUCTS CompIe+e LubricaI'ion ART'S SERVICE STATION THE STYLE-RITE SHOP Apparel for TOTS-TEENS-WOMEN ACCESSORIES-LUGGAGE CHARGE ACCOUNTS-LAYAWAYS 249 Mohawk Ave., Sco+ia Ha,di,,g.S SCOTIA. N. Y. Dial FR 4-2680 Crossing DI 6-9544 Complimenfs of SQTLL SSRI' JAN'S BEAUTY SALON 24I MOHAWK AVE. SCOTIA 2, NEW YORK FR 4-836I SERVICE STATION Firesfone Dis+ribu+ors ROAD SERVICE-EXPERT LUBRICATION BATTERIES-TIRES-ACCESSORIES Cor. Mohawk Ave. and Collins S+. Phone DI 6-9235 Q., P A , M R NlcoLL's -N. -I ' f' l ' ' 3 if ' -1231- ' 1 - - ' ----- - -.qw ICE CREAM fs. ,:.- 56 mjxxt-.kx x X II6 So. Ten Broeck S+ree+ A Product of P eFR4 '302 RIVERSIDE DAIRY, INC. FRANK'S FOOD MARKET I26 Lark S+. Phone DI 6-7I98 MOHAWK AVENUE GARAGE fc DeSo+o 3 Plymoufh ' I7-25 MOHAWK AVE. SCOTIA 2, New Yomc CARL W. LISS 4I7 Smi+I1 Sfreef SCHENECTADY, N. Y. General Elecfric Appliances FR 4-54I2 CHARLES H. MITCHELL p,.oP,ge+o,. Telephone DI-6-6744 or FR-7-5222 General Insurance ' ' Vifbvg 'iQ?j?..W ! lxwzm Q 1x?g,',,.,..f...1m..:.I- .I x EILZL ,.!w,:o!1Eg.,Bs7. ADSON J. HAIGHT ....2 .,. ,.... a .,, . 3 izavq A , .gs MQGENCY A I35 HAWK AVENUE ' 'I I ' I 'F 'J I I DI 6 07I4 Uniforms of All Types ' ESQUIRE MEN's SHOP 704 Albany S'Iree+ SCHENECTADY, NEW YORK Prepare for a Successful Business Career- Enroll Now af SPENCER BUSINESS SCHOOL 5 ACCOUNTING, OFFI Day Courses Io Choose From: CE TRAINING, STENOGRAPHIC, SECRETARIAL, COURT REPORTING, MACHINE SHORTHAND Summ er Term Commences July 2, I956 Fall Term Commences Sepf. I2, I956 243 S+aI'e S WRITE FOR CATALOG +ree+ Schenecfady, 5, N. Y. Also Evening Courses REGISTERED BY BOARD OF REGENTS APPR OVED FOR VETERAN TRAINING Char+er Member, Na+ional Council of Business Schools Member, Business E ducaI'ion Associalion of S+a+e of New York Member, Schenec+acly Chamber of Commerce Phone FR 4-76I9 ' 4 I M ,f ZWWQZZJQ ANKING sep I ,COMPLETE BMW.. Vfce Pffm, gym F E D EEATL ZQMCJKWM 224 sms sr. ,JSSSALCE I8I5 snr: sr conponmou FIVE-REGISTERED FE:HAREx:AACIiTS TC? SERVE YOSJ or om eI'e, rom I' Accurafe l3rescripI'ionpSei'aw2ce All Ihe Bes+ Pic+ures in l'f'S C, emasco e LATHROPS REXALL 'n P DRUG STORE ancl Wide Screen 208 Mohawk Ave. Phone DI 6-7748 I49 Vley Rcl. Phone DI 6-5302 ir Gini SKILLS GUIDANCE - balanced lraining - aclivilies Placemenf in key posiiions in business, pro- fessional and governmenl offices: ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE I 26- Izlalxaszlinrglloq. Ave. w STATE REGISTERED VETERAN APPROVED Complimenis of VALLEY CHEVROLET OPEN GATE GIFT AND CHILDREN'S SHOP Friendly, Courleous Service Gifls for Every Home Toys for Every Child Complimenfs of MARTlNEC'S MARKET 234 Mohawk Ave. . D.M Complimenfs of ONTANA SUNOCO STATION Complimen+s of DR. GLINDMYER, D. V. M. , , , ! v 7 76011, nsusnlc FR 7-2442 Personalized ' Cerfified PRESCRIPTIONS For BeHer Healfh SAVE WITH SAFETY Savings insured up Io Sl0.000 by Ihe Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporafion. SCHENECTADY SAVINGS AND LOAN AssoclATloN Open 9 A. M. +o 5 P. M. Monday Through Friday 267 STATE STREET ALLEN'S GENERAL ELECTRIC Appliances-Television Fixfures-Lamps-Records I36 Erie Blvd. SCHENECTADY, NEW YORK Phone FR 4-4l3l Complimenls of DR. S. D. STRAUSS Complimenfs of CLARK MYERS If you fhink she's +he sweelesl girl you know, A fancy corsage will help you +ell her so. PEDRICK'S GLASS GARDEN 35 SARATOGA ROAD lOpp. Schenec'I'ady Airporfl Call EX 3-2l29 A 4, ff , SACANDAGA SUPER MARKET -EC aitfi-. -- - - ,... - g qi 53' -si-Vi The Key +o One S+op Shopping Complimen+s of OPEN Weekdays 9 A.M. fo 9 P.M Sundays I0 A.M. +o 7 P.M High Oualiiy Milk delivered io Sco'I'ia, Sche- necfady and vicini+y residenls for over F D I. Five GENERATIONS 'ee ewery Gold Bond Dividends Office and Plan? 2I5 N. Ten Broeck S+ree1' Phone DI 5-7758 4l2 Sacandaga Road SCOTIA, N. Y. 4-7004 Acropolis Day ......... Acropolis Staff ..,... Advertisements ...,.. Band ......,.,, Baseball ....,.. Basketball ........,.,................... Berning, Mr., Photographer Biology .......... ........... Biology Club ....... Blue Triangle .,....... Board of Education ..,.......V... Board Members, resigning ..,,...,. Bowling Girls' team ..,...... Boys' team ..,,........,... Bus Drivers and Buses ,......, Business Office ..,,,.,..,..., Cadet Teachers Miss Swartout ..,...., Mrs. Deable ...,...... Mr. Sendenburger .....,., Canning ..............,.,..........,...... Dr. Casey and Secretaries ,.,...... Cheerleading Club ........ Cheerleaders ......,........,.. Chemistry Experiment ........ Choralaires ..,,.. .........,. Chorus .........,.... Commencement ....,.. Commercial Course ,..... Page ..,....-70 ...-..-..58, 59 ..,...-.105-107 ... ..,........ 35 ,49 40, 41, 42, 43 54 32 30 ...,....53 57 ..,....29, 42, 44, 45 ........35, 38, 50, .......71, 72, 73, 74 52 74 Christmas Hi-Times ,.,... Christmas Tree-Hi-Y Christmas Workshop Cross Country Team ........,. Current Events Club Dedication ..,...,.... Dental Hygienist ..,,,... Dramatic Club ,..... Drivers' Training ...... English Research ..., Extra Curricular Activities of Class of '56 Faculty ........ Finis Page ...,,.. Firemen .....,. Football .,,..,.,,,. French Club .,,... Future Teachers of America .....,,,. ..,...,.,..24, 2 Page .....-.14, 47 .......,...100-105 5, 6 ......,.-.106 5, German Club ,...,.,,,,,, ,--,,.,-- Hi-Times .,.... H1-Y .,.....,,. Holly Hop' ,,,,,.,,,,. History Research .,....... 1 History Cadet Teachers ...., Miss Swartout .....,.... Mr. Sendenhurger Homemakmg ........t.,,,,.,,,,,,,.,, Homemaking Cadet Teacher ......... Homemaking Club ........ Homemaking trip ...... 26, 27, 29 ...-...57 37, 43, 54 .......,..22, 34 ...,......36, 43 ..........34, 54, 55 Homerooms Juniors ......A Seniors Sophomore ......... Janitors ,.,............7. Junior Homerooms . Junior Oficers .........,.r,,.. 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