Shenendehowa High School - Carillon Yearbook (Clifton Park, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1956 volume:

1 Q99 Q49 Y L+ K I THE 1956 SENIOR CLASS M THE CAfRIll0N sHENENnfHowA cfuml SCHOOL ELNURA New YORK 5 5 S 5 01 iff ci I V 4 :.- ff 4 if i f 1 3: C' I x f . , N E M ' r'S' 1 gl E ' if X -Q ff ,D 4 I I E Q A EE' f f Q Q 55 f if ff f X3 :ff f E Xxr' 5? , , -, S I gf S f 5 if S 5 , U 2 7 I S 2 gf, I IHHIHIIIIYIIZH .'E lilllll Hllil ll N ll SH CONTENTS FOR EWORD DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FR ESHMEN SPORTS SPONSORS ACTIVITIES GRADES ADVER TIS ING HY 1 'Q fs q IN Even as life, beginning with the ameba, was evolved in the sea, so children entering kindergarten are changed in school they become graduates. The earliest of the marine organisms were very simple, more elaborate forms developed from this common ancestry. more complex descendents were better equipped to take part in the struggle for survival. The sea is the greatest battlefield of the world. The prime which determine the victor in these great wars are the respective pro- tective measures of each warrior. Many sea animals herd together in schools, for there is safety in numbers. Humans, too, are gre- garious creatures. Wc live in large communities and our school education helps us to live together in a spirit of democracy and tolerance. Tropical fish conceal by means of their brilliant coloring, sharp spikes with which to surpnse their at- tacker. We, too, have armor with wluch to defend ourselves. However, learning, our sword in battle, is a mental rather than a physical quality, an aggressive rather than a defensive weapon. All of these protective measures aid us in the struggle for survival , but even with such attributes, we still have a challenge. Most of the world has been explored. Man has reached the poles and scaled Everest. But, as the sea has not yet been conquered, so have we still to conquer life. DEDICATION i- L We the class of 56 dedlcate thms yearbook our most cher1shed possesslon to Mr Rodney O Wlnans who has served as D1str1ct Supermtendent for over a quar ter of a century W1thout h1s perseverance our school our class and th1s book would not have been possmble , . . y 1 7 y ' - 1 , . A18 N! 'Ce' Y' Nr 40 09 I r Q9 lg xi, if 3 v 4 NN biq xswstvesttn 4 Q wx!-Vai 7 bg 1 'U-1' 'F'-nw ....-, Th1S book object of numberless hours of t1reless effort xs publlshed 1n apprecla tion to Mrs Armstrong Mlss Simmons and Mr DZICZIC whose unceaslng efforts as homeroom teachers class advlsors and yearbook adv1sors have been mvalu able ln all our aCt1V1t1eS both busmess and soclal ri' I Nw rf . . ' 323: v ., ' A 'N - nr 'rx l - t , gl., .xx f 9 an 1, d L' f if I.. I ,, fn ,A ' if 'P ,f 7 'ff' It inf! pb, 'Q t M' Eff AH' 'f l 5' 'Q , glib f 2 l ' 'fl' 'W Vftfghf V A . fjlzglf, 1.1, 3. Q, l'4,r,jj , -4,961 4 554. .5 i . Y 4,fM,',u,,f A Y' 6- Q. in ,ap v' x r .' lf v .V 1.31 ff, t . ff' ksl' ' 5 -.-Q. - ' 61 lsr. BOARD OF EDUCATION MRS. ALICE W. GODDARD -1 1 I l MR. DONALD L. BASSLER MR. NEIL HESSON Presldent ' Q M b '5- . Y. ! ,Q-3 I X Q 1 MR. THEODORE O. CARLSON 'T MR, RICHARD L. BURWASH MR. CHARLES W. CYPHERS S IR 5-Q ef, as 1. '51 f' -1' if ,I -I' 4,-I 2' -'wif X If Y' is f Gif' f,Y,547 I ADMINISTRATION FACULTY STAFF 4' I 9 'X . :N rv 1 , 6, , Q A . , .J 'Y ' on ' - , I , ' I Of , , C 9 T If T-, , ' I I I Ia . Y '55 I F' ' ' f rf Tj: ' ' Q 459 ,: 2 I 4 ' f , ' T-: 5 IJ if sg . I ,XT I l X , . 1 ffl - ' , NT? 1 f QI . f' i, f, '57 TI! W pf .-if yr 'f ff gl ,A . 6, .if 61 I ' , JE f . f f 'T 3 f 2 if II -Q ff' Q f E S? I ff' I 1 I 'o, fix AMX A. -2 9437 4 u p 4-Wfffflfl mga S57-614.9 745544 I MR . CARL J. EASTON K K Disrricr Clerk ,u X V 5 S v x' Nix r ,Q -5 ' If u I' X.. K ,OO llllllllgj 1 '12E grrrrzrrragrrik I '5!-!2L!E::5 V5 S R 'Ex Q. MR. CORNEIL s. BALDING R Principal of Elementary Educatio u N :Q rv ,sE.22::z'FffWW 'Y '41 P ,Y Q9 ,fic ,Qgyb . ll' 1 I , v:,, h1.2 1 gf Y 1152 125 Ynlfllll 11:4 I 'Q gill!! Inna 1 - ,Q Q , 9 wig 1 -15 i ...4 -rc . .i A n f +?' 1 f MEDIC Dr. Philip Green 6 f ix. I N. BUS DRIVERS- A - NAVIGATORS FRONT ROW: BACK ROW: Mr. Sisson Mr. Doty Mr. Evans Mr. Loubier Mr. Hines Mrs. McKean Mr. Althouse Mr Lucarelli Mr. Cleveland Mr Bosley Mr. Kirrell Mr. Beck Mr. Butler Mr. Turnbull CAFETERIA STAFF--- GALLEY Mrs. Miller Mrs Potter Mrs. Murlaugh Mrs Smith Mrs Ashdown Mrs Kleaka Mrs. Gage Mrs. Holloway OFFICE STAFF---YEOMEN Mrs. Gibbs Mrs. Northup Mrs. Yates Mrs. Harris Mrs. Peck Miss Shafer Mrs. Cooper Au., Y X Yin. 1 4-4 83.5563 X K o vw .CHQ in . , pf yy. J .xx , 'i t ....,..R, n Q- X L Q 2,4 g, .Q If 5 X F5 3. , i x 'Y R A , N ' A V , ' f, A. 4 , 2 GL' ffm' . - . ' .' F Y ,Q if g-ang, 1, Lk v , ffl . -9 513 x Mrs. Hirahara guiui-S 1 axrfgfx? Qi Ev' K , - wr Q- 5 '. . , if wif-'mil 5 Wx ' 1 g ' e:,a,,?i.Y :kip Egg A M , X f- 3 1 q.. A . , ' Q kg? 1, ' in g Our fuuiuaiii spouls. fggsw' ., F 'G if fr I , , t, - - , , . . E k'nf3',': fi .gk A Q- 2 ' ' , a ix i Q 4 f . ff' if, ,v , . 1 ' 'N gi i if ' 1xif.,.1 gf if . ' , ,,, a x t. ..i, ,, ,Q yzfp: ,QA gf -1:....3': ' :fa , jwzagffiv f 4' A Y' ' wg 1. . K .1 1.1 P1 ' P it -- Gln , ' nv i 4 U Eilufgwwfi 5 ' 'W A , A V iw ii I if! I I 3.,.EQVk lx Y 'V ii 53215 W3 . -fl 'amy A ,rlik fix , f ' ' noni' A finishing touch, wi? Almost arciiitccis. il. 5 vw 1 'T -Kb 2 ifiii, 94,4 , i .J FU' ,ggi-1511315511 41 ,.,,, 2 I y pi! iw- ' '. Y iff Fin' -4wvx.Q. , is 1 -'4 asus is 1311751 15 i 3 2 3 , . QU EEN Nancy Parker QUEEN'S COURT Shirley Pregent Sandra F urlow Sharm Sanders E Clare Martin Barbara Biette Mary Lou Charbonneau QUEEN 'S ESCORT Edmund Terraulr PROM QUEEN -95 IU! NA, q Prebldenr WILLIAM WINTERS an-lk' mm Q: --A Vrce Prgsrdent Secretary JOE ANTEINUCLI SHELDA WERNER ,E? Q SENIOR KW x 2 V, ,, .5 . Treasurer DA VID MEA GER CLASS OFHCERS f as l sf C CLASS HISTORY As the streams flow into the rivers and the rivers flow into the seas, we as elementary students left the various one-roomed schoolhouses to enter our freshman year in one of the four neighboring high schools. A year later Shenendehowa was completed and we all came together for the first time. We started things off with a bang by electing our class officers: Roy Schell, Presidentg Sharon Sanders, Secretaryg and Stanley Dworak, Treasurer. Our junior year we rode the crest of the wave with Sharon Sanders serving as Presidentg Bill Winters, Vice-President. Nancy Parker, Secretaryg and David Meager, Treasurer. We had several money -making activities including three dances to finance our yearbook. We made a big splash with our Prom, the event of the year. The Oriental Paradise, with Steve Anthony's band, was a tremendous success. September 7, 1955 found us back at school as SENIORSI The big fish of the school. At our first class meeting we elected Bill Winters, Presidentg Joe Antenueci, Vice-Presidentg Shelda Werner Secretary: and David Meager, Treasurer. Spots swam before the eyes of the underclassmen the day we all dressed in pink and black, our class colors. Senior Slop Day was a complete reversal. Any visitor to the school would have thought he was in a pretty kettle of fish. Much of our senior year was spent in raising money for our yearbook through such projects as our Harvest Swing, the Christmas dance, and our novelty dance. The rest of our time was spent in actually working on this yearbook, a memorial to the Class of '5b. The affair of the year was our Senior Banquet, with Class night coming in for its share of the prestige. Suddenly, our big day had stolen upon us. On June 25th, we were no longer students, but were tossed adrift in the sea, hopeful that we would ride the waves of success forever. s..' 1:3 ' . ,fi ! 1 JOSEPH A NTEN UCCI Men are more likeable for ihe bad qualities they doh't possess than for the good ones they do. ,5gd4,,,,e, A Wim Hs: 1 ' JOSEPH BARANOWSK1 M A man for all hours. M V J If 'if JAMES BARNDT The little-known art of be- 'I vii' M' . 'inf' ing happy. -, ,, if 4 2 BARBARA sierra JANET BARNDT So little done, so much She who possesses opinions to do. and a will. NY' WA LTER BILINSKI Everything comes to him who waits. DONALD BORNT Everything is sweetened by risk. fi., JANET BREWSTER 1 The maiden with eyes so over running with laughter. Ninn' FLDRENCE BURKE BETSY CAMPBELL Let the path be open to The world rs as you take lt. talent. .fit DONA LD CARISON I agree with no man 's opinions, 'Q H gi I have some of my own, 'V 'hr .I q MARY LOU CHARBONNEAU ix I .VP Every man likes to flirt with a S If 'N' pretty girl, and every pretty I Vztvk girl likes to be flirted with. aglliip I I DOROTHY CHRISTOPHER Be not ashamed to say what v W W, 141. ,g '13 X 1741- f you are not ashamed to think. i 11 .3 A 'f V Sin, ,' -, FRANCIS COSTANZO Men of few words are the best men. kllff. I HELEN DANUSIAR Her eyes are homes of silent M '- G-x' xgft L . N 0 v- ' sf, 22, prayer. 3 A g,.o Qjf-ar 1 Qs Qu! FRA NKLIN DeVOE What a piece of work is a man. 5 ' ff MARTIN DUELL PA TRICIA DEWEY Women are wiser than men be- cause they know less and under- stand more. Life is not measured bythe time we live. CLARENCE EVARTS No man ever knew better how to play the game. 'fi ' if Z3 ,F Yr- X W STANLEY DWORAK Every inch a man. MERRILL HRA NK Who knows most, speaks least. MAXINE FELTHOUSEN Gaiety, the best legacy of youth. BEA TRICE FORT IN Grace was in all her steps Heav'n in her eyes. SANDRA FURLOW She is pretty to walk with, and witty to talk with, and pleasant too, to think on. CATHERINE GORCESKY Wrth one smrle she overthrows a crtyg wlth another, a kmgdom. Z4 BETTY GORI A moment's thinking is worth an 'gn 3 MONA GREGOIRE Silence more musical than any SOIlg. hour in words. 94? X GA RY HAJECK P il ..,r His own opinion was his law. MA RGARET HELIN T ,de SONIA HUZAR A woman is a solitary, help- less creatine without a man. 3+ Q- 0 Art is not a thingg it is a way. Z5 gn, -3 A NN KNOROWSKI Happiness comes from the health of the soul. FREDERIC K IES KE He abounds in sweet faults. ALICE IORGENSEN Happiness is a W0m3l1 JAMES KILM ER He who makes a garden, works hand-in-hand with God. fs ALvtNA Kuoaowsxi A good woman is worth, if she were sold, the fairest crown rhat's made of purest gold, ALBERT MAGER His voice has the sound of many waters. LEILA PRICE Sure she's proud, but ,urlde becomes her, CLARE MARTIN As neat as a new pin. MARGARET LIEDKIE Softly speak and sweetly smile. so '1'q3J 5 fb i I 0 Q Q QJA LQ'f Q Jn , DAVID MEAGER It is the man that ma kms lfllfll great, not truttl Illiil ma Res thc man great. It ,Q ,kr Y .cg ,tif ,,, . V559 . 6 2' f' 'f' if , YPA! as oi Qungirjvs VVA, we 565965 Oi au x , 4 we W X VANCE MYERS Each man has his peculiar cast of mind and tum of expression. QF JA-'VICE O B Rlglv We are C U63 file haflne b ,V Ss. d NA T A L15 PARA T911 ,D ZYNSKI 9p,v-V38 K any e Pre ,I P3461 Woe 0 U70 ,V . xi e 9 re at h fllalden Kes Q6 omf' li ' aff' th uv! Ka 6 er Bea ' Nb' you? C ev BYYQM wf E1 P936 65016 and XXX men.. 4 igh , 3 'NO Smeg beawxdz gnc X5 O96 N000 T FWELL PEYN Leg N OL 'UQ Us W 'Y s sr' Oman- lfjy whale ' 111 Om 61- th . 311' rule Gy will x0 be W 6 X0 be meieiot CA ROLE PICHE Fhrtauon: attenuon wlth- out intention 7 , 'U - -wp Af ,. 5 . f 4 'o 4 ss. 3 SN 5 .Q gr whiff' - xnxx. L-H 3, LANCE ff , mx.-- lv R ' .N , s Let EYNOLDS 9,91 Us 11 0 V369 XCV well wi Ve then be 'ov' op th US. While Hg ,N X0 agua Des SW XO acl . 3 them 1 all 5 .f any Xf 717575 RICHARD ROERIG The Glory of a man is IAMES RUDDY My only books Were women 's loo ks K8 'Ng'- '-'11-1 rv' I-s. 9 Fai' m, ' my Ang? Slftfllglil, And iolly 's all, they taught nie. SHARON SANDERS is Nothing great was ever ' accomplished without fit, - ' Q enthusiasm. , - - bl 'Q f ll' 1 I , fl, rl , ' I ROY SCHELL The world is full of care, and much like unto abub- bleg Women and care and care and women, and wo- men and care are trouble, FRANCES JESKE A woman's own char- acter is the arbiter of her fortune. 4' 85 JOHN SIT I'ERLY ELEANOR SMITH 'Q' ......r Polucness costs nothing :mu A fncnd is a masterpiece gains everyihmg. of nature. I 1 .REID 5 I l1VlzINb Science is nothing but trained and Ufflilllllvid common scnsc. GILBERT TI NNFY DUNA L17 l'i IOM VSON As good as gold, A man duvolcd lo glcasurc. v-' WT' K! M, 0' ' x s me , 1,-gi . 'A, lo4 Zl'J ' x A ,pg ,. yet '-'U Wig' '01 l , . I ,Qi-fr f rf -N , -L I 'il C LIE ' Iv' Q w i' ,Q 'E ,111.,Q . iff? 6 six Y me -:, '- '3 1: BARBARA VAN O'LINDA Fortune 's favorite. AA A SI-IELDA WERNER A cheerful temper, joined with innocence will make beauty attractive. WILLIAM WINT ERS A man is known by his appearance. X ir,+f?1I?2 5,4-a 1.-A .3 1 -I 'S' if SANDRA WARNER There are more smiles in the world than there are tears. IAM ES WERNER A wise man will make more opportunities than he finds. TERRY WHITNEY Silence is strength. OUR EXCHANGE M STUDENT Dear Frlends Because the Amer1can Fleld Servlce learned the value of personal contact between nat1ons It orgamzed a student exchange program Thus was able to come from my home 1n England to spend a school year 1n your commun1ty I have enjoyed attendmg your school very much and I shall always have happy memorles of Shenendehowa Iwould llke to thank every one who made It posslble for me to come and also those who made me so welcome Ihave learned a great deal about Amerlca and I hope the thmgs I have been able to tell you about my own country w1ll encourage WHLQ One of the most 1mportant changes m the evolutxon to the young adult from the ch11d IS the development of understandmg not only of our fellow Amerlcans but of the whole world W1th the aid of the Amerlcan F1eld Serv1ce Forelgn Student Exchange Program we have reallzed th1s goal Lella P1-me our v1vac1ous Engllsh g1rl has shown us the dlffer ences xn our lwes and has helped us d1scover ldeas and ldeals common on both sldes of the ocean Lella qulck of thought and actlon IS full of the typlcal Engllsh pr1de and Splrlt Yet to those of us who know her well she seems Just lxke one of us We re golng to mlss you Lexla We hope you w1ll m1ss us too and w1ll come back to v1s1t us soon The Shenendehowa Students 33 I 5 ' f A A 54' . n A u , . I you to visit England someday. CLASS JOE ANTENUCCI hrs fun lovrng ways to Beverly Klrne JOE BARANOWSKI hrs lrttle black book to the hrghest brdder JIM BARNDT hrs love for contemporary art to Drck Phrlo JANET BARNDT her chatter to Evelyn Barrett BARBARA BIETTE her even temper to Mr Elges WA LT BILINSKI hrs mechanrcal drawrng abrlrty to Charles Newell WAYNE BORNT hrs wrde awake go to rt sprrrt to Nelson Drummond JANET BREWSTER Mr Zeller rn the care of Judy Barber FLORENCE BURKE her natural curls to Beth Male BETSY CAMPBELL her abrlrty to arrrve rn the nrck trme to Shrrley Chounrere DON CARLSON hrs part of Tony Lumpkrn to Jerry Turner MARY LOU CHARBONNEAU her chewed frnger narls to future chemrstry students DOT CHRISTOPHER her shadow to her double Mrss Hubbard FRANK COSTA NZO as Lrttle Abner leaves complete rergn of Dogpatch to Janet FRANK DeVOE all hrs grrls to George Luce HELEN DANUSIAR leaves her socral book rn the nearest wastepaper basket PAT DEWEY Trrg class to anyone who wants to sleep thrrd perrod MARTY DUELL hrs shyness to Owen Srmmons STANLEY DWORAK hrs pleasrng personalrty to George McBam CDAISYJ EVARTS hrs basketball shoes to anyone who can frll them and the basket MAXINE FELTHOUSEN her Devrl s costume from Oogenrsrs to Janet Greene BEA FORTIN her trdy appearance as an example for the art room MERRILL HIANK hrs broken test tubes to the Janrtors DODY FURIOW a trre pump to Mr Barnhart CATHY GORCESKY her love for troopers to Dave Palmateer BETTY GOR1 her sense of humor to Mr Norton MONA GREGOIRE her tranqurlrty to Wrlly Tuck GARY HAIECK hrs argumentrve sprrrt to Ann Smrth MARGE HELIN her nrckname Ma to anyone wrth 59 chrldren SONIA HUZAR her pamt brush to Nelson Drummond ALVINA KNOROWSKI her honor prns to Brll Meade ANN KNOROWSKI her Job at Sandy Sprrngs to anyone wrth the MARGARET LIEDKIE her knee socks to Phyllrs Bruno AL MAGER an asprrrn supply for future yearbook ed IIOIS CLARE MARTIN a harrnet to Joyce Adsrt DAVE MEAGER the class money bags to Bgb Hotalrng PAUL NIELSEN hrs huntrrrg storres to the lrbrary frctron SCCIIOD abrlrty to flrrt Darsy Mae Carey I-A1 JANICE O BRIEN the Round Lake Sprrrt to Garl Torjussen +. 6-. NATA LIE PARAZYNSKI her patrent wartrng for her sarlor to Carol Hayner Z--2 X X NANCY PARKER her gum to any strong Jawed rndrvrdual CAROL PICHE the art productron to Ronnre Markowrtz and frrends SHIRLEY PREGENT her Yellow Rose of Texas drum solo to Mr Hrcks i HARTE REYNOLDS hrs leadershrp rn Dramatrcs to Ellen Peck ,--...f LANCE REYNOIDS hrs harrcut to Drck Allen ? zen 1. 'Tk L, J NT' xX 3- FRED JESKE - his melodious manner to the Troubadours. ff RX - X C P -- , Q P 7 X - - r will .- .5 A LEO RIBERDY - his dimples to Brent Hubbs. DICK ROERIG - his muscles to Stan Malecki. JIM RUDDY - his wolf whistles to Jonny Meager. SHARON SANDERS - her ability to become disintegrated from her property to Gail Tritt. ROY SCHELL - his class ring to anyone who will get it out of hock. JOHN SITTERLY - leaves his talent to mistake Mr. Barnhart for Wayne Bornt to any member of the junior class who wants it! ELEANOR SMITH - her pleasing personality to anyone who would like to change his disposition. FRED STEVENS - his freckles to fellow sunlovers. DON THOMPSON - his position as sports editor of the Chieftain to Ruth Meager. ALICE JORGENSEN - her boy friend to anyone who can keep him out of trouble. BARBARA Van O'LINDA - her intricate dance steps to Paul Miller. SHELDA WERNER - her worn out pencil stubs to the future Senior Secretary. JIM WERNER - his elaborate wave to Dick Burwash. SANDRA WARNER - her Home Economics talents to Allen Palmer. BILL WINTERS - his tenor voice to thc chorus. LEILA PRICE - her boat ticket to the next exchange student. JIM KILMER - leaves the ag. room in one piece. JOE DUDASH - his clean white bucks to anyone who can afford the polish. VANCE MYERS -his lievies to Elukie. KEN SHIPPEE - leaves his desire to leave school to Dick Allen. GILBERT TINNEY - leaves his farm to Carol bouprettc. T is page is co sponsored by FREEMIRE S GARAGE VERNON WOOD AGENT Charles Freemlre Prop General Insurance Round Lake New York Elnora New York Tel UP 75252 w'.,.cI:...' 5 .. 5-Z 7 if-ESWELQ N ..... h. . U O g O 2 J . xjfqb 1 l Dody l X1 Nursing 51'- ' I fx Chorus 1 v S f Cheerleader ' lx. S Q S a if X if O i ff ' b .- f .4 y NFIHHRH V Phy. Ed. College Soccer Soccer - Basketball Marge Kg, 1, Cross Country, Baseball Secretary Z VV ku .4 - . , Chorus Fran . 0 . V Vy Navy 9 af I 45 , Soccer f Q . ,L '-- , Little One r, V 9 ' Majorette Leader J X K f 1 e , l f, Q Jim f ,fl y X Sandy If -2 X- Vi, X '1 l ..- Beautician School X L, ' f , R . X' 7 I f If ' Y' ff Dingle VVW 1 VV HP VV , X Business fx ' at eg So h. Pres. , 1 is Industrial Home Ec. College VV VV P ffl Vx ri Arts College Chorus , A' Paul if P i f Twirlers 50112385 H ' ' , ,, ., as et Sheg Chorus a 1 I Business College HL ,, Band ,Bets ,, X Cross Country X l 31102 B d , t Y ,f X Basketball 3 mm OU College Xi 5 Soccer , Chorus r f I X Cheerleader V V ' f V V Y 'X Shel 41 l , Secretary V ik H H V, Chorus U ' ' Cstiilge . if ' Basketball t' ' O , ny V VV 1 - V volleyball 'Y s ' HDMSY ' ciggiiillad r C Some, V, J.v. Baskerbaii Sec Si e A ff Coach i C1 S' ' Red Soccer Basketball a S Civil Service 1. L ' I 53-Seball I Baseball I . GFY , if cuad1es ' is Engineering College X College f l Student Council Pres. Basketball MgrV f ti. if Chorus - Band Volleyball I S' i f f-B or V , u I, y 1' 'L I Nano q ' I -'Hmm Businesi Disk Jockey J Business Couege , l I' 7 ,V Sec. of Jr. Class I Joe Queen of Jr. Prom ' V. Pres. Sr. Class I 1, V .J Lou-' -Ji . V Nursing V f Flo ' H, Barb ' 4 s H . - ,, , ,, College 4 S ornemaking ,i Dick V Band Y Soccer 'V Chorus I spat., Baseball 4 College HAI.. gmdl Homo' 50C1e'Y rndumiai Arts College an Soccer - Volleyball 4 5: Yearbook Editor - Cheiftain Editor J Q VVIhVV Cathy 5 Se ret ' ' College C aw 1 H . H H i an , Jan Iflarue ff , College 3 - Teacher's College Air Force Elec. College f' 5 ' Y Band' Cho,-us L- Chorus Baseball ' Soccer I ' Student Council Cheerleader - . N I V 1 Don -L H ' H A K- A Annie . . Al' ,T gsgijgounum L Izzrgrness College U Numng Basketball It ogxirlers .: . Nat'l Honor Society ' Chorus Soccer . .A X , 9- X Fred :R Engineering College 1 Glo? A Max 1 ohnny K ' ' An School Electronic's School Bas etbau .X ' . Chorus Nat'l Honor Society SOCCC1' ' x X Cheerleader Chorus , Band g YF V. Pres. Student S' 5 x Council 133 Xag X r , x x Q 1' XX F5 Terry NY N 3 xg X N 2 - Industry U f p Dimples lvl! BIN 'gk 'nj Agricultural , I Barb e Nl A College , i College XX Mildred Elly- LWXS -,. A SOCCC1' 3:4 'X Basketball Mgr. X X School 3 A , Baseball, Volleyball X ' H . K Chorus 'Q y Chorus, Jr. V. Pres. Frank i XX ' Pres. sr. Class -B College A X Soccer Volleyball I WaYf1e , XY gl r , Student Council ' Navy XM 115, 5' yr X Baseball 1 A ' D sl ' 5 vw ' xl N Sher E H - H ry Kaye M n '- , l Clfns Business College 7 O a XV K l Business College Chorus 1-Olly - ' B' 'h Basketball 1 Jr. Class Pres. , Business ' I' V0ueYbau Soph. Class Sec. X Cheerleader N U X ' Chorus l .Dave Q lx - . Liberal Arts- 4 ,K College :W f ' 'A ' 3 Basketball f' i, ' Cross Country ' , 3 Ir. and Sr. Treas. 3' ' HS , N - Nat'l Honor Society M N seg-Zfary Basketball X X Clare Secretary ' Chorus g 0 , --my-' College 1 , lr NX N Peaches Lee H College College Chorus Fred Industry l my K l Bet X Student Council g Ab MOST TALENTED James Barndt Florence Burke SUPERLATIVES MOST STUDIOUS BEST DANCERS Fred Stevens Barbara Van Olinda Patricia Dewey Roy Schell DID MOST FOR THE CLASS Sharon Sanders Albert Mager CLASS FLIRTS MOST ATHLETIC BEST PERSONALITY Carole Piche Daisy Evarrs Dody Furlow James Ruddy Dorothy Christopher Joe Amenucci .f i BEST DRESSED Gary Hajeck Barbara Van Olinda P X V' A, L - F -1:2 v .. 31 ' . 4 ' .' N X- BEST IDOKING Bill Winters 7 CUTEST COUPLE 'A Sharon Sanders Harte Reynolds MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST POPULAR Patricia Dewey DOdY FUl'10W Gary Hajeck Dave Meager ww K slr Nancy Parker CLASS CUT-UPS Natalie Parazynski Joe Antenucci is- 5 X Calling Sub 56 .... Calling Sub 56 .... Lieutenant Gorcesky .... drowning reported from yacht Shenendehowa located two miles due south of Dock 33. Wtll do Cathy ftrst female member of the polrce underwater squad headed her sub for the yacht Her sub rnvented by the famous Donald Carlson was one of several submarme cars developed for underwater travel I traveled about 200 knots an hour Seconds later Cathy drew up besrde the yacht She recogmzed rt as the old S Untted States whrch C James Bamdt the world s ftrst Zrllronarre had converted mto hrs own personal yacht Cathy clrmbed aboard and started the questromng Apparently Barndt was mrssmg from hrs penthouse aboard the yacht He was last seen the nrght before rn the yacht s nrght club He had appeared rather agrtated and every one knew somethmg was wrong when he announced he was gomg to rettre durmg the mtddle of the chorus g1rls dance It so greatly surprised the dancers Bea Fortm Ann Knorowskr Maxme Felthousen Sandra Warner Natalte Parazrn skr and Eleanor Smlth fshe fxnally fulfrlled her ambrtron to grow to be stx feet tallj that they all ktcked together! Alvma Knorowskr 11m s prrvate doctor and Mona Gregoire head of the shrp s mfumary rushed rtght over but he had rnsrsted he was perfectly all nght No one had seen hxm agam The next mormng when Jxm Krlmer hrs valet went to wake hrm he entered Barndt s 50 by 50 foot bedroom and discovered the bed had not been slept 111 He sounded a general alarm and started a general rnqurry but Barndt was nowhere to be found He then summoned the pollce The only other mformatxon Cathy was able to gam was that Shelda Werner the shrp s cook ishe d recelved plenty of practrce workmg at an army camp whrle Drck Roerlg was rn servrcej had heard a splash around 6 A M but had thought nothrng of rt All the evrdence seemed to rndrcate that Red as everyone used to call hrm had drowned but now e questxon was whether rt was an acc1dent su1c1de or murder! The next mormng as Cathy approached the docks a horn suddenly blared Cathy Just had ume to Jump out of the way before Marge Helm and Barbara Btette rn Marge s new famrly style Thunderblrd came roartng by Cathy noted that both grrls had ltved up to then mcknames Ma and Mama On the docks Cathy was harled by the famrlrar voice of Sharon Sanders who had taken over Dave Meager s x paper route ff' W 'eff X . X 0 9, Clair- 0 1 41 3 09?-1, :yi FX v,'.e.-:vas-af.:-'sa X 4 I X X -fp:'.:'a?'2v,au, 3 fe-rf: :Z-ee 4 o N -:. auf:-' cuz ik er - Q f' '5-- 5 -1 o 'f f'-'7r: ' 3155: -S a 7-11 I Y i g O 0 ij QVQDQA ,wa ni Jo I ' . , 1 ' , ' t ' ' N - , , th X av so as a ' . X X' 7 . f f X ' I . l at . -, 4 1 ' 'if' 1 Q I ' V . p ,f . -305,2 K A ' 0, ' . . ' 'V .ra -Asif' ' If f'o' ' a 4' f f C . . s KN, VTZQ Hd' . t i X fs- f 35.0 x x sp 1 X 5 A0 5 O s C 1 'S' ' ' 0 ' 5 X y . J C - ' O xx . 'gem f X J , G .- f Q N -J -5 1' 41 A4 , N ' Q' ob J 5 f' 0 I , 4 ' Q Z ov -.. Q Q 1 e , -1 C 0 - st, 0 o r ' H- 0 o PROPHECY As Cathy pxcked up her paper the headlmes Jumped out at her Prest dent Dewey fPat had flnally reached her goal rn becommg the country s ftrst woman presrdentl declares natronal emergency and orders rmmedrate tnvestrgatron of mysterxous drownrng of C James Barndt The artrcle went on to say that the natron s economy was Ill danger of crumblmg and that an immed rate mvestrgatron was to be conducted headed by Lerla McCarthy Prxce There was also a smaller artrcle to the effect that Paul N1elsen defended by Dave Meager had been rndrcted for manufacturrng rndecent brkrm bathing sults Cathy prcked up some extra fuel for her sub from Clare Martrn gas statron attendant at Ruddy s the world s largest garage The sub crursed under the famous trans Atlantrc brrdge desrgned by the emment engtneer Wllllam K Wrnters By the way Carole Prche was the frrst to cross thrs brrdge on her way to Parts to become a cancan dancer On het arrrval at the yacht Cathy drscovered that Janet Barndt now drum majorette for the Navy Band had commlssroned Al Mager a deep sea drver to search the sea for her brother s body So far he had been unsuccess u Today Cathy was due to quest ron the rest of the shrp s staff and the passengers Frank DeVoe the captam Don Thompson the frrst mate Alrce Jorgenson Barndt s personal chauffeur and Mary Lou Charbonneau shrp s parkrng attendant No one could grve the polrce any leads The only break Cathy got occurred when Nancy Parker as forgetful as ever reca rled that early that mornrng she d heard a launch speed mg away from the yacht QNancy Janrce O Brren Janet Brewster and Betsy Campbell were permanent guests aboard the yachtj Wrth a srnkmg heart Cathy realtzed that the yacht eplsode defrmtely pornted a frnger at murderl The followtng day the rnvesttgatlon began The Judge Lance Reynolds had decreed that rt should be held Ln the shrp s audttorrum at the scene of the crrme The frrst wrtnesses Shelda Werner and Nancy Parker were called to the stand by the court clerk Stanley DNOIHR Both repeated theu earlier statements Then a couple of surprtse wrtnesses appeared Dorothy Chrlsto pher famous as the f1rst person to swlm the Pacrfrc Ocean who had been trarntng for her round the world swrm early the mornmg of June 25th the date of the crime testxfred that a launch speedrng away from the yacht had almost run over her Soma Huzar the noted undersea artlst and her star puprl Betty Gorr, also agreed that on that mormng the beautres of the sea had been drsturbed by a launch Then began the gnllxng of the suspects Mernll Frank Jlm s ex busrness consultant was frrst When Merrxll s frgures showed a defrctt of 56a Barndt had frred htm and Merrrll had promised revenge Members of the yacht s orchestra John Srtterly drums Shrrley Pregent trumpet Florence Burke tuba with Wayne Bornt as conductor doublrng on the plccolo had threatened Red wrth revenge when he refused to let them play thetr new melody Freckles There was also a strong possrblltty that Janet had murdered hlm smce her brother had left the rs page as co sponsored was A S COON S GROCERY BROWN S SERVICE STATION Cresenf N Y Cresent N Y ,M -1 A 5 N fl. N , ' . ' i 1 I ' '- Th ' - by Qs ffl ff bulk of hrs fortune to her Fred Stevens also was left a few brllron dollars because he had rnvented the frrst clock wrth no hands for people lrke Irm who drdn t want to know what trme rt was One of the chref suspects was Gary Hajeck who had sworn revenge because Jrmmy once won an argument wrth hrm Joe Antenuccr the garbage collector also looked susprcrous since the day prevrous to the drownrng Barndt had lowered hrs salary from S60 to S50 a week and all he could eat Suddenly several small boats drew up to the yacht Terry Whrtney Ken Shrppee the frrst male WAC Leo Rrberdy Frank Costanzo as quret as ever Vance Myers Joe Baranowskr Walter Brlrnskr now head of a huge meatpackrng frrm Jrm Werner Grlbert Trnney who owns a prrze darry herd and Darsy Evarts new coach of the basketball team back at Shenendehowa all sprang aboard They were cheered on by the former Barbara Van O Lrnda who now had a good start on her own football team The fellows stated that as frrends of the deceased they rntended to avenge hrs death by makrng the murderer walk the plank Amrd the resultrng turmorl the small launch whrch drew up at the srde of the yacht went unnotrced All at once Gary Hajeck leaped to hrs feet I have a surprrse for all of you and here they arel A sudden hush fell over the crowd Who should appear but Dody Furlow blushrng but lookrng rad rant rn a wh1te wedd rng gown and leanrng on the arm of you guessed rt C James Barndt The newlyweds explarned that they had decrded to elope so oo oo early rn the mornrng they had crept over the srde of the yacht rnto therr launch The splash that Shelda had heard occurred when Dody tossed her surtcase to Jrm who berng rather nervous mrssed Then to top everythrng off srnce Irm lrved on the yacht and hence wasn t a resrdent of any state they couldn t get a marrrage lrcense Frnally everythrng was cleared up and they were marrred at the home of Justrce of the Peace Roy Schell fhrs vocatron was rnsprred by hrs part rn the Art Productronj wrth hrs wrfe former Margaret Lredkre servmg as a wrtness Peggy had planned to be a mrssronary but was srde tracked Judge Reynolds then rapped for order, fBrother Harte drd most of the rapprng he s strll stronger than lancej sayrng he wrshed to make an announcement Today June 25 I rs not only the weddrng day of our old classmates but rt rs also the loth annrversary of our graduatron from Shenendehowa Mr and Mrs Barndt rn order to make up for all the trouble they have caused rnvrte you all to a class reunron here on therr yacht A resoundrng cheer went up from the whole crowd Cathy looked around srghrng happrly Just lrke old trmes X gg! 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F G, FRONT ROW G Jerome L Pierre P Zakrlskr M Mrllmgton SECOND ROW J Kessler W Marchewka I Sumner R Krus R Jerome R Holloway I Gatus THIRD ROW M Sules K Prescott R Teresko S Ryan 0 2: This page co sponsored by: GENERAL BUILDING Contractor Anthony Makowski 51 5. I U ' x x I I, '-U '6 S RAY'S CARD 8- GIFT SHOP Stationery 8. Gomes Elnora, N. Y. Vischers Ferry Rd. Tel: Fr 7 3159 Ak' 'AED en 'C , QV y A 8, - I I 7 Q IQ. 9 FRESHMAN CLASS ADVISORS: Mr. Slate Mr. Elges Mr. Hicks FRESHMEN FRESH MAN CLA SS OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Secretary. . . . Gail Glover Vice-President . . Joyce Fitch SECOND ROW: President . . . John Hopper Treasurer. . . . Robert Lavery ,Q WI, my fm A Z Y if 'Q-Q 'I'-1 ': I ' fl gm'-'S ,- ,3n'. ' FIRST ROW: W. DesForges, R. Beck, J. Quackenbush. SECOND ROW: N. Millington, E. Jones, J. Wagner, J. Fitch, G. Medick, B. Scanlon, C. Kenney, T. Scott, W. Bull. THIRD ROW: W, Goddard, B. Fonda, B. Goddard, J. Frier, J. Hopper, R. Lennox, A. Gentiluomo, R. Stewart, R. Standish. FRONT ROW: P. Nadeau, J. Fontaine, J. Sluti, D. Jerose, S. Newell, R. Desnoyer. SECOND ROW: G. Shepard, P. Knight, D. Male, B. Brewster, C. Martin, C. Wickes J. Swatling, F. Guerra, A. Fontaine, B. Merwitz, R. Adams, R. Barton, B. Baker, B Reed, J. Stone, E. Morse. P FRONT ROW: R. Brown, B. Keeler. SECOND ROW: J. Palm, R. Meager, C. Goldsberry, A. Habesch, R. Sears, M. Riberdy, E. Seilberger, J. De Long. THIRD ROW: R. Somer- ville, T. Hicks, A. Seeley, P. Fasake, R. Lavery, J. O'Brien, B. Brayton, N. Hesson. i -. el U iii -my 'lg'-ml Q P - 'I . Cy IRQ . HIONT ROW: D. Bradshaw. SECOND ROW: S. Peterson, B. Seilberger, P. Perry, D. Cooper R. Filkins, C. Roy. THIRD ROW: W. Coonradt, T. Bonneau, M. Brudzinski, K. Althouse, J. Fontaine, F. Gaudette, J. Manley, D. Vincent, D. Whinnery, G. Potter. I I R X , .ff FRONT ROW KNEE'-ING Tom Andrews I Rwer W Meade R Mamn w Brudzinskr sscorvn ROW P Ayofle E Peck I Reynolds G Mulmgron A Smnh L. Bennett THIRD Rgw R Davenport D Jones I Butler G Marchewka P Barre! D McCarthy G Glover B Sweene D Mxllmgton -X4 ' 9 ' P '- fx 'X nsored byijnski Thus P09990 J. KU ' Ed Kublnsk' SURANCE AGENCY REXFORD 'N QI Insurance tion Genegnle-Hospitayiia Flre Autognot 8- Health- IRexf0fd ACC' en . D. O r H ' Rood'FR7-5469 Suga Sch dY r xx-s. ...Al X ss 'i C ....... J 00GENISIS Due to the success of the The Congo last year, the art classes decided to continue the Art Production with Oogenisis . The theme was Man and the music was taken from the Planets by Holst. Poems were chosen that best suited the theme and the music. It was decided to adopt the Greek Custom of having a chorus to recite poems: the chorus was ably directed by Miss George. Each of the seven scenes of the production show a different aspect of man. The creation of manp man being given his giftsg Man without The idea is developed V 1 Directors at workl In chorus we spoke 92 - lt? s i ' f , , ' , . 1 If Q ,, Q 7 i 0 'f1 p ' My GQ:-I ' r . H Y Qt ' I R ' 'cv A a soulg man succumbing to temptation and being forced to leave Paradiseg the qualities of mang the judgment day and finally, Eternity. The cast was chosen from the art classesg all the dances and the actions were created by the students. Groups of students designed and executed the very impressive scenery and costumes The light crew, in particular, achieved some very spectacular effects with the lights. The whole production was di- rected by Mr. Dziezic. 34. , , 1, 5 'I z 1 I ' In Production I I Finishing Touches On the Marge of Lake La Barge Curtain Call S., :ff D ed 7 1 4 5 1 f 17 4 SN' ORGANIZATIONS F Va' X , OC , ,V ' f i ,A U 'fjy , L32 , X O I 1. X :D '. , Al' f J -s A Q fl fr Ag A I F - 'Mtv QW Q 0 Q5 TH, 0 e. I Q2 U 1 ' cf? 'V' h . 6 I f. , ,gf ' 2 0 U ,, 1212, K 4 X Q 0 9 U ! 54 t 27 U X16 X V 5 I CARILLON STAFF These people represent the staff of The Carillon, including the Editor-in-Chief, Assistant Editor, Business Manager, Art Editors, Literary Editor, S orts Editors, Layout Editor, and Photo- P graphy Editor. However, there are many others who have contributed time, energy, and effort toward the success of the Yearbook. SEATED: P. Dewey, A. Mager, D. Meager, C. Martin, S. Furlow, M, Helin, S. Huzar. STANDING: F. Costanzo, Mr. Dziezic, F. DeVoe, Miss Simmons, L. Price, Mrs. Arm- strong, D. Christopher. RUHLE'S SERVICE STATION, Your Texaco Dealer- Lubricotion, Washing-Repairs Rt. 9 Molto Corners Tel. Round Lake TW 9-2575. Nite Phone Round Luke TW 9-2679 DEBATINGCLUB 'z fe' f Jak- 4' SEATEDQ M. Frank, D. Allen, B. Kline, D. Kopyc. STANDING: P. Zakriski, Mr. Hicks, R. Snyder. F 93 KTTH! FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Knorowski, Alvina Knorowski, A. Jorgensen, Mr. Elges. SECOND ROW: S. Huzar, M. Felthousen, B. Gori, C. Martin, N. Parazynski. THIRD ROW M Liedkie, C. Gorcesky, D. Thompson, L. Riberdy, G. I-lajeck. The Chieftain began during the first year as a clubg members were drawn from the eighth, ninth, tenth, eleventh and twelfth grades. The paper entered the Siena News Asso- ciation and took first place in the division of mimeographed news- papers. It also took second place in E.S.S.P.A. and won second prize for typography and editorial content. In the second year the club was changed to a senior English section, it was helped by a news club, the Newspaper Writing and Reporting Club. Those who joined wrote articles for the newspaper. One of the foremost articles, Record Shop, was written by Dick Allen. The present editor of the newspaper is Al Mager. Newer features in- clude photographs and interviews with members of the Senior class. The club also took field trips to various newspapers plants to see large scale newspapers in production. CHIEFTAIN STAFF Compliments of 4 W. J. DYER Knorowski , D. Q LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Reynolds, B. Gallarno, B. Delong, J. O'Brien, D. Johnson, E. Jack- son. SECOND ROW: L. Price fExchange Studentj, S. Hopper ' QTreasurerJ, G.. l-lajeck QPresi- dentj, J. Skocylas fSecretaryQ, Dick Allen fVice Presidentj. THIRD ROW: F. Pritchard, S. Kopyc, B. Vail, D. Meager, R. Hopper. D- Morey, M. Frank, L. Lasher. Y... K, Compliments of STUDENT COUNCIL MESSINA-SMART Pottery-Chino-Gifts 'sh R I K ,fx F 'X-S5 The Shenendehowa Student Council is an elected organization which represents the student body's interest in school affairs. Two regular representatives and one alternate are chosen by each class. Members of the Council nominate officers, with the exception of the president, from among their numberg the nominations are voted on by the student body. The student body both nominates and electsthe President. Of- ficers for 1955-56 are President-Gary Hajeck, Vice-President-Dick Allen, Secretary-Judy Skoyolas, Treasurer-Susan Hopper. Accomplishments of the Student Council include the setting up of raising money for and carrying out the American Field Service Stu- dent Exchange program, the handling of tickets and admissions for home and away basketball games and the establishment of a visitors greeting system. Student council is in charge of playing music in the cafeteria during the lunch periodg regulating class and club social af- fairsg regulating products sold by school organizationsg sponsoring the distribution of honor pinsg sponsoring student assembliesg and donat- ing money for the band, chorus and twirlers' uniforms. The Student Council has also acted as a mediator between the stu- dent and the administration in questions which concern both parties. It has tried to find solutions to Shenendehowa's problems, and in the great part, has succeeded. 60 'MT ...Bt FIRST ROW: L. Ostiguy. J. Bassler, J. Barnt, M. Gagnon, S. Hopper, Miss Dodds. SECOND ROW: P. Keefner, A. Kittle, G. Tritt, S. Bessette, L. Mc- Cune, P. Kowaleski, B. Chase, D. Furlow, C. I-layner, J. O'Brien, S. Newell, I. Wagner. B. Goddard, R. Meager, A. Seeley. THIRD ROW: S, Coonradt, P. Perry, J. Reynolds, S. Peterson, B. Seilberger, G. Bull, J. Gori, J. Cassidy, J. Burgi, C. K0paCki. E. Adsit, D. Gorsline, J. Carey, E. Peck, J. Althouse, S. Sanders, J. Dow M. Gregoire. ul- , 1 I ' - Y-TEENS In 1955 the Y-teens club was organized in our school, it is affiliated tothe Y.W.C.A. Their purpose is to grow in the love of God, to grow as a person, and to grow in friendship with people of all races, religions and nationalities. During the year the club raised money to send delegates to the Summer Y- teen Conference in Connecticut. This year's officers are: President, Dody Furlowg Vice-President, Carol Haynerg Secretary, Beverly Chase, Treasurer, Marguerite Gagnon. The club joined with the Hi-Y to give a Sadie Hawkins Dance, and in February it put on the Sweetheart Swing , The Y-teens also went to the Y.W.C.A. for Splash Parties and did one service project each month. HI-Y -J J. -.N l FIRST ROW: G. Hajeck, J. Tur- ner, N. Drummond, G. Sweet, D. Thompson, F. Costanzo, G. Peck, F. De Voe. SECOND ROW: Mr. Lindquist, R. Burwash, M. Van Derwerken, B. Gates, L. Riberdy, D. Carlson, D. Allen, P. Zakriski. 7 6 0 6 -, I ' Compliments of BERTHOLD STUDIOS Official Photographer for the 1956 Carillon fl I sec 'Q :s -'QQ Y '-fi LA xx-X S xr -., .g ,3,,,,,,, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NATIONAL 'T' non? socunv X 'I B 4 2 gi or q WALLACE'S The Shop ing Center of the Mohawk Valley Schenectady N. Y. 1?2 X-ii, 1.4: 6 . .-' Y . X I I FIRST ROW: A. Knorowski, Miss Rouillard, P. Dewey. SECOND ROW: Mr. Lindquist, D. Meager, J. Sitterly. RECORD COLLECTORS CLUB FIRST ROW: P. Barrett, A. Guerrera, B. Brewster, B. Male. SECOND ROW: F, Burke, B. Gallarno, J. Gori, THIRD ROW: S. Lohnes, J. Greene, B. Kline, I. Hagadom, S. Hewitt, E. Adsit. J. Man- ley, C. Kenny, B. Cordson, B. Goddard, R. Meager, J. Frler, FOURTH ROW: B. Hubbs, L. Riberdy, D. Allen, M. Iewett, D. Thompson, D. Palmateer, M. VanDerwerken, D, Kopyc, Mr. Hicks, DRAMATIC CLUB T will 5 Q 5, +, fi ll vi umm CLIFTON PARK HOTEL Catering to Banquets Weddings Meals served daily Jonesville Upton 7-7084 3 FIRST ROW: A. Smith, J. Jerome, J. Werner, D. Furlow C. Goldsberry, J. Fitch. SECOND ROW: B. VanOlinda, S. Bessetre, E. Peck, C. Gorcesky, C. Piche, R. Lavery, -G. Tritt, H Reynolds, N. Parazynski, J. Buffoni, S. Sanders, C. Louprette, I. Miller, P. Perry. THIRD ROW: F. Jeske, J. Ferguson, P. Wooster, J. Brewster, M. Frank, Miss George, D. Carlson, R. Markowicz, L. Reynolds, C. Jones. I. Carey, S. Blossom. FOURTH ROW: S. Malecki, R. Holloway, Mr. Slate. With the two-fold purpose of learning the principles of good theater and of learn- ing how to get along with people, the Drama Club decided to make the production of Thornton Wilder's play Our Town its major project for the year. This play won the Pulitzer Prize for drama in 1938, and it is unusual in that the usual appurte- nances ofa contemporary play are omitted: there is virtually no scenery or props. In their place is substituted the Shakespearean ' emphasis of development of character by acting, words and pantomime. The club ac- ce ted the challenge of a play which depend a P - an ed on acting almost completely, and found .4 much satisfaction in exploring the themes of life, love, marriage and death as revealed in OUR TOWN. 63 X Cast of OUR TOWN , the 1956 Dramatics Club Production P. Zakriski, P. Miller, D. Whinnery, Mr. Barnhart, J. Hooper, I. Sitterly, F. BIOLOGY CLUB Biology Club, with Mr. Zeller as its advisor, func- tions primarily for past and present students in- terested in doing further work in biology. The club is limited in members, and there are now eight mem- bers. The Biology Club goes on field trips, views movies, does dissections, devises biological displays for the information and enjoyment of the Student Body and holds discussion periods. C. Sitterly, R. Baker, I. La Barge, .- -gp SCIENCE PROJECT A group of those inquir- ing minds interested in ex- tending their knowledge of science by individual pro- jects suitable for entering in the annual Science Con- gress in Albany. Stevens. This page sponsored by CLIFTON PARK HARDWARE Tel. Upton 7-5562 W. Beck, B. Milczarek, Mr. Zeller, S. Malecki, J. Jerome Y in v' ' Jvfi xi tg- :'I I' 4 i .lf 'kd X FUTURE NURSES The Future Nurses began as the Tri-union Lamplighters in 1953. The advisors were Mrs, N Randall and Miss Earl. In 1954 this club be- came the Future Nurses of America with Mrs. Randall and Mrs. Mapes as advisors. Mrs. Ma- rino took the place of Mrs, Randall in 1955. The object of the club is to encourage stu dents to enter into the nursing profession. Ac- tivities in 1955 included talks and field trips, 3 FIRST ROW: C. Sitterly, M. Riberdy, Mrs. Mapes E Roberts SECOND ROW J Serl display of dolls made by berger. J. Rivet, D, Sabourin, J. Buffoni, E Liedkie H Bertrand O Whitney members, entitled, The Nursing Profession through the ages ! , and the First Annual Talent Show, proceeds of which were for the Revolving Loan Fund. In June, the Parents' Tea was held and the year ended with a picnic. This year, the club has been on a field trip to the Ellis Hospital and has heard a talk by Major Mead of the Army Corps. Plans are well under way for the Second An- nual Talent Show. FIRST ROW: J. Dow, B. Van Olinda, S. Furlow, M. Charbonneau, R. Baker. SECOND ROW: J. Brewster, M. Gregoire, S. Huzar, R. Waddington. THIRD ROW: B. Kline, F. Burke, Mrs. Marino, S, Blossom. rv.,-3. .3 1,31 . .1 U gc. t ' 15.515 ' -lliii 'f ff ' 1-, ,, ,- I, I1 4 . A- . 'Q - ' ' E -- f '-- ,, 1. ' .. ' 451 -, .- . -1 'ge - 5. ,- rQ 5, ' 1. ij . ijg . V Y uqjfi, ., 1. 5 , L lp .I 'TC 5 I ,I A I A I l A i I 1 BAND The Shenendehowa Band contributes greatly to the spirit of Shenendehowa. The forest green and white of the uni- forms blend a festive air to basketball games, parades, and concerts. In the spring of 55 the band under the direction of Mr. MacElroy played for several parades and won a trophy at one as the best musical organiza- tion present. The first concert was presented this year at the annual Community Festival. ln February two joint con- certs were given in conjunction with the Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake Band, one at Shenendehowa, the other at Burnt Hills. These concerts, made up of a 90 piece band were the fore- runners of many combined concerts to come. The annual spring concert, presented with the members of the Chorus, was the crowning glory in a string of many successes. J. Hight, D. Dewey, P. Dewey. J. O'Briel1. E. Barrett, R. Brown. ! r 3 5ll55i i l Iii! M' 5 Q- T Mgr, K . , ,lp FIRST ROW: F. Burke, 1. DeLong, E. Barrett, P. Dewey, E. Liedkie, S. Hopper, A. Seeley, J. Frier, J. Hopper, I. Fitch, R. Dunn. SECOND ROW: I. Greene, J. Wagner, A. Fawthrop, K. Hatlee, D. Dewey, J. Sitterly, T. Reed, W. Bornt, C. Beck, J. Shay, R. Drake, B. Beck, K. De Cerce, F. Shay. THIRD ROW M. Kasper, L. Lasher, R. Beck, R. Brown, R. Beck, R. Gibbs, C. Wicks, G. Sweet, D. Bruno, P. Barrette. FOURTH ROW: S. Pre- gent, L. Groat, R. Hopeck, G. Peck, E. Seilberger, Mr. McElroy THE BEGINNING P5122 If xv lit lr I CHORUS - ' A'A' ' f',4-. , -2' r V1-vw? A -.-if 'bqsluir W Ar 3 g f .5 , A ,J.. Y - A f 1 i FIRST ROW: C. Jones, B. Luse, G. Tritt, J. Greene, J.Gori, N. Jarose, G. Bull, D. Male, J. Carey, S. Sanders, M. Richelieu, K. DeCerce, W. Goddard. SECOND ROW: E. Lambert, T. Bonneau, J. LaBa,rge, S. Nelson, C. Hayner, D. Furlow, R. Wing, L. McCune, N. Felt- housen, A. Titus, J. Rainsbury, S. Warner, A. Knorowski, A. Knorowski, B. Brewster, A. Guerria. THIRD ROW: B. Milczarek, P. Wooster, M. Gagnon. I. Miller, C, Louprette, I. Martin, N. Parazynski. J. Dow, J, Fer- guson, B. Kline, V. Peck, E. Peck, M. Millington, C. Martin, M. MacCarthy. FOURTH ROW: N. Wagner, J. Bozak, H. Danusiar S. Ryan, G. Higham, D. Werner, J. Skocylas, J. Werner, C. Kopacki, F. Ieske, P. Kowaleski, I. Sumner, I. Althouse, F. Burke. FIFTH ROW: P. Nielsen, D. Burwash, D. Kopyc, G. Sweet, K. Hatlee, C. Piche, B. Van O'Linda, J. O'Brien. I. Brewster, A. Char- bonneau, M. Liedkie, B. Cordson, N. Millington. SIXTH ROW: D. Meager, W. DeForge, P. Fasake, R. Holloway, D. Thompson, D. Palmateer, W. Winters, P, Miller, D. Whinnery, R. Beck, W. Tuck, L. Riberdy, J. Ruddy. C l-IOIR All decked out in their splendid robes, the Senior Choir has, on many occasions, displayed much musical talent. fl, The Choir is composed of about 1 If eighty students of the senior high school. During the past school year, under the direction of Mr. Norton, they have been seen singing a great O variety of musical compositions. They were on the Farm Bureau radio program, which broadcasted directly from our auditorium, have sung with the student body in our Christmas program, and have pre- sented two concerts. 67 F. H.A. . .W FIRST ROW: R. Wing, C. Goldsberry, B. Bryans. SECOND ROW: E. Lambert, R. Bonneau, N. Hubbard, Miss Fenton, A. Knorowski, A. Knorowski, J. Sumner. THIRD ROW: P. Bruno E. Jones, S. Stiles, A. Stockwicz, A. Titus, W. Williamson, J. Dahoda, J. Brewster, M. Liedkie. F. F. A. In 1953, with the help of Mr. Randall, the F. F. A. chapter was formed. Roy Tourtellot was elected pres- ident. The Chapter is a National F. F. A. organization and sends delegates to State and National Conventions. During the summer, members goto Camp Oswegatchie, the F. F. A. camp in New York. This year's president is Tom Powersg he is also president of the Tri-County F. F. A. The organization pro- motes the interest of young farmers and introduces to older farmers the newest methods in agriculture. Club members participat- ed in the tri-county dairy judging, poultry judging, and public speaking com- petition. Members of the F. F. A. can now be considered experienced broadcasters. The club participated in two radio programs, one from the school auditori- um over station W. G. Y. and one over station W. R. O. W. Money raising activi- ties included dances and running a dairy bar at basketball games. RAY'S ESSO STATION Clifton Pork Route 9 The Future Homemakers of America was introduced as a school club by Miss Fenton in 1955. Officers were- President, Mary Mc- Carthy, Vice-President, Alice Bonneaug Secretary, Ann Knorowskig Treasurer, Elaine Lambert, Musician, Alvina Knorowski. The object of the club is expressed in its motto, Forward New Horizons, --to strive to learn to live better today and tomorrow. Activities include food sales a banquet, remodeling toys for orphanages and needy children, a dance and in- stallation for parents and friends. This year's of- ficers are: President, Ann Knorowskig Vice- President, Alvina Knorow- ski, Treasurer, Elaine Lambert: Historian, Nor- een I-Lubbardg Reporter, Joyce Sumner, Musician, Joan Brewster. FIRST ROW: R. Sweeny, M. Stiles, D. McCarthy, C, Daniels, P. Wing, R. Martin. SECOND ROW: L. Lasher C. Beck, R. Beck, S. Raylinski, R. Teresko, T. Hicks, O. Simmons, P. Nadeau, W. Kennedy. THIRD ROW: R. Beck, T. Powers, J. Swatling, R. Frament, W. Marchewka, Mr. Randall. J. Werner, I. Kilmer, D. Bruno, G. Tinney. 1 AERONAUTICSCLUB lnA.,,L, if ff 645' Rs!- AL' Through these por- tals pass Arnerica's fu- ture. Yes, through this door fRoom IOZQ under Mr. Sherman, these young men learn flying, aerody- namics, meteorology, me- chanics, upon which our fu ture is dependent. Throughout the year, they have heard talks by CAA officials, seen Air Force filrns, and held ground schools, as well as having taken actual flight lessons. Many hope to have soloed before this year is completed. 'Y Q C., I FIRST ROW: F. Shea, M. Jewett. SECOND ROW: R. Lavery, R. Schell, R. Snyder, M. Frank. STANDING: F. Lupul, P. Miller, P. Nielsen, Mr. Sherman, R. Bernard, D. Kopyc, ' Q V R. Michalec, B. Hubbs, J. Rousselle. The Library Club is a service club. It is com- posed of students who work during their free periods. They stamp books, put them away, prepare books for the shelves, and make displays. The whole club meets once a week. ,roar -A. ' 5 if LIBRARY CLUB l' l lx Lx FIRST ROW: B. West, D. Bruno, J. LaBa1'ge, B. Milczarek, S. Ryan. SECOND ROW: G. Hig ham, P. Wooster, M. Riberdy, J. Buffoni, C. Loupretre, B. Male. THIRD ROW: S. Malecki, J. Greene, S. Lohnes, I. Miller, Miss Hogan, J. Skocylas, R. Krus, M, Liedke, A,Palmer. Compliments of SIBLEY CHEVROLET, INC. MARIETTA'S RESTAURANT 6 Mechonicville, New York Albany-Saratoga Road 9 Decl Direct ond Save Round Lake New York Tel Mo 4 7511 PROJECTIONIST The projectionist club has been in existence since the school began operation in 1952. The purpose of the Pro- jectionist Club is to give students an opportunity to become proficient in the operation and maintenance of the school's audio- visual equipment. They have also featured movies in assemblies and assisted teachers in show- ing movies in the class- rooms. CAMERACLUB Have you seen those annoying flashes of light at Basketball games lately? They are caused by enthu- siastic members of the photography club, out on assignment. When the photographs are developed and printed, they are taken to club meetings for criti- cism. Dark room technique is taught by sending two members each week to the dark room for instruction and experience. ASSEMBLY CORPS The Assembly Corps was started in September of 1954 for the sole pur- pose of being a service organization. The duties of this club are to arrange and plan assembly programs. An- other duty is to handle stage equipment, such as lighting and also help other organizations plan assemblies held at night. SPORTS 1 ali um! MM ,U Wai?-31 5 U if' 2 if .5 I bf, 4' or I PHYSICALEDUCATION COUNCIL I -, FIRST ROW G Peck D Thompson F DeVoe W Wmters T Powers R. Bur wash SECOND ROW Mr H111 G Sweet R. Philo F Gaudette R Vlncent P J Nadeau Mr Mapes , The Phys1cal Educatwn Councll was set up to promote a better Phys1ca1 Educatlon program at Shenendehowa The Councll IS composed of three representatwes from each class who have athlet1c ab111ty 1n a certam f1e1d and the two coaches The counc1l determmes and dlstrlbutes the award letters for the boys m every sport The counc1l also sells sports eqmpment The pres1dent IS B11lW1nters the v1ce pres1 dent 1s Bob Hotalmg and the secretary treasurer IS Frank DeVoe uf' . A Il I n v 'v: ,l 0 Q x s A 'Wah Q Q 7 1 A wx Z ff? , I 2 1 h 1- 3, , l S Y gf 9 O 'f , .fr - ' A ' , 'f . - Cizf-lx' ' . V - ' , - , r ' o' I O I' ,, 1 ' ' I L i XI ,f if I I I I f 1 . 4 - , 1 5 ' ' If .1 Q. ,O , 1 4 ' 4 1 1 I ' . 1 f I I I 1 -- , 4.3! 7 . .. :, 'U Q , - . ' 5- - 1 X , 111, V SOCCER TEAM FIRST ROW: D. Vincent, D. Dewey, R. Schell, J. Turner, A, Gregoire, T. Powers, M. es 6 Van Derwerken, G. Sweet, D. Kopyc, P. Zakriski. SECOND ROW: K. Hatlee, D. Howland, L. Lasher, D. Burwash, F. De- Voe, D. Thompson, B. Winters N. Drummond, D. Carlson, R, Desnoyers, Mr. Hill. THIRD ROW: C. Jones, B. Hopeck, D. Whinnery, G. Peck, F. Shea H. Reynolds, B. Hotaling, R. Hatlee, S. Dworak, F. Cos- tanzo, C. Evans, D. Jerome, G. Jerome, C. Daniels. Q Q A, W. .nd-R-im, .- .. f . .ne . , . 4 .,, Lansingburgh Z Shenendehowa Z Shenendehowa 0 Watervliet 5 l Shenendehowa 1 Burnt Hills 2 ' Shenendehowa 2 Heatly 4 Shenendehowa 3 Waterford 4 U' Troy 4 Shenendehowa 0 Shenendehowa 4 Lansingburgh 4 X Watervliet Z Shenendehowa 1 lx Burnt Hills Z Shenendehowa 3 A Heatly 3 Shenendehowa 4 Albany Academy 4 Shenendehowa 4 Z Wins 4 Ties 5 Lost This page co-sponsored by X C::ss:.Ns.,Lt's' ho 1 .1 Q1 Tel. 129 A 137 Milton Avenue Ballston Spa, New York and CENTRAL DAIRY South Central Ave. Mechonicville, N. Y. Ig r VOLLEYBALL The girls' volleyball team, consisting of Junior and Senior girls, played five games every Tuesday, seventh period. Each team had a captain. The Junior captain was Maude Hatlee, and the Senior captain was Dorothy Christopher. There were no qualifications for participatin on the teamsg 8 the girls who like to play volley- ball and who like a lot of fun too part in the games. The Juniors defeated the Seniors five games to three. Next year the present Juniors will play the present Sophomore The Juniors hope to succeed in maintaining good record. k s. KNEELING: J. Burgi, P. Bruno, M. Hatlee, C. Hayner, J. Cassidy, STANDING J. Dahoda, E. Betts, L., , OPPONENTS L 1. Waterford Cohoes 2. LaSalle ' 3. Gloversville np! Invitational X 4. Cobleskill Invitational 5. LaSalle Wate rford Cohoes CROSS C0 avi' 'W n Qsvnqgk cgi' FQ UNTRY sm: mu N123 'fa O QQNULQ. li dt H532 5, r 5. Miss Hubbard, B. Chase, R. Baker, N. Jarose, S. Choumiere S. C. S. PLACE Znd lst llth out of 19 competing 4th out of 11 competing 3rd ON YOUR MARK GET SET SITTING: P. Nielsen, D. Meager, R Allen, R. Frament, J. Hamilton. STANDING: A. Palmer, B. Hubbs, Coach Mapes, R. Lavery, L. Riberdy LEFT TO RIGHT: J. LaBarge, I. Martin, J. Sckoylas, J. Barndt, I. Kessler, B. Yates, D. Gorsline, IR. TWIRLERS SENIOR TWIRLERS The Twirling Club was organized Q f during the 1953-54 school year. There are two main divisions of twirling. One is the club, which meets on Wednesdays and is open to anyone. The other is the Senior Twirlers com- posed of seven members selected from the club. Their leader is Janet Barndt who is assisted by Irene Martin. The other members are: Judy Skocylas, Barbara Yates, Julia I..aBarge, Joan Kessler and Doris Gorsline, and the two substitutes are: Jackie Burgi and Karen Masters. Junior Twirlers is a club organized to teach students how to twirl. There are no specific requirements except that each member must own a baton. I I At first, each member is taught in- , W 4 my if dividually the fundamental twirls. These A3 must be learned well in order to advance sei 'T 1 , T 53? Q to harder twirls. PH xe'oi2'a ' J I' When you just begin to twirl, it takes a lot of hard practicing, outside of school, as well as inside. After each member completes his fundamental twirls, they then learn a simple rou- tine using all of the twirls they have learned. Each time they learn one more twirl, it is added to the routine. From this group the senior twirl- ers are chosen. IN FRONT: J. Barndt. IN BACK: J. LaBarge, D. Male, I. Martin, B. Yates, J. Burgi, D Gorsline, N. Millington, J. Kessler. This page is co-sponsored by: RALOID TOOL CO., INC. Mechanicville New York Phone Mech. 701 CHAMPIONSHIP SUPPLY CO. 85 Ferry St., Troy, New York WiIIiarcI Batteries Goodyear Tires AS-2IO9I Alb.-4-4339 FIRST ROW: C. Daniels, D. Jarose, G. Potter, R. Des- noyers, J. Butler, R. Brown, E. Seilberger, J. Slutti. SECOND ROW: A. Gentiluomo, W. Bull, E. Morse, B. Lennox, P. Ayotte, D. Cooper, G. Mc- Bain, B. Teresko, P. Nadeau. THIRD ROW: R, Sweeny, I. Stone, D. Millington, D. Whlnnery, K. McFarren, R. Schell, R. Snyder, M. Stiles, K. Hatlee, Mr. Hill. GYMNASTIC CLUB For boys who want to learn new skills and techniques in place of the ones they already know, the Gymnastics Club is the place. The officers are: President, .Toe Antenuccig Vice- President, Nelson Drummond, Secretary, .Tim Ruddy. They hope to give a gymnastics ex- hibit for the students. All the boys are striv- ing to make this show not only valuable but entertaining as well. This page co-sponsored by: CORNELL L MARTIN'S TEXACO SERVICE STATION Tire, Batteries Accessories Phone Wtfcl. AD-89727 and MALTA MARKET At Malta Corners Junctions of Routes, 9 and 67 R.F.D. 53, Ballston Spa FIRST ROW: G. Sweet, M. Van Derwerken, L. Riberdy, J. Ruddy, R. Gatus, J. Antenucci, J. Barndt, ,Jr F. Devoe. SECOND ROW: F. Cos- tanzo, S. Dworak, M, Duell, A. Gregoire, T. Powers, B. Winters, fit, D. Evarts, N. Drummond, Mr. Hill. VARSITY 'ii BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: A. Gregoire, J. Turner, F. B. Hubbs. SECOND ROW: Mr. Mapes, P. Neilsen, D. Carlson, B. Hotaling, D. Meager, D. Allen, D. Thompson, T. Powers, L. Riberdy. The basketball season of 1955-1956 was an unprofitable one for S.C.S. How- ever, it did have its high points. Led by two high-scoring Seniors, Frank DeVoe and Dave Meager, the Plainsmen gave every team they met a good fight. Although no games were won, the Plainsmen improved considerably as the season progressed and finished with an inspired struggle against Milne, lagging only five points behind. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Hurray! We finally made it--VARSITY --what else? Last May tryouts were held to select the cheerleaders for this year. Practices were held in the elementary gym. With muscles very stiff and spirits high, we trooped into the high school gym for our final practice. Seven girls were chosen by members of the faculty acting as judges. When the practice was over, spirits were very low. We had a whole night of suspense to look forward to. The following morning the following seven girls found their names posted: Janet Brewster, Carol Louprette, Dody Furlow, Shelda Werner, Carol Hayner, .Tanet Carey, and Sally Bessette. Needless to say, the most exciting game was our home game with Waterford High. The score was tiedg we had to play a three- minute overtime period. Waterford took the lead, and to our disappointment kept it through the last couple of minutes. Well, that's it for another yearg and none of us can say that we didn't enjoy it! 6 7 DeVoe, D. Burwash, G. Sweet, G. Peck, 'N IN FRONT: s. Hopper. IN BACK: P. X Laverdiere, I. Petuske. J. Bassler, L. McCune, J. Reynolds, M. Felthousen. Each spring all the girls that are interested in cheer- leading are eligible to tryout for a squad. The present seven Junior Varsity cheer leaders were very happy the day they saw their names posted after the final try- outs. Early in the fall we start- ed our two practices a week. At practice we discuss, orig- inate, and practice the cheers that we use. It takes team- work during practice to work out and perfect every new cheer. The Jr. Varsity cheered with the Varsity Cheerlead- ers during Soccer season. In the Basketball season we cheered for the .Tr. Varsity games. JR. VARSITY BASKETBALL KNEELING: R. Desnoyers, T. Hicks, J. Hamilton, L. Lasher, M. VanDe1wer- ken. STANDING: P. Nadeau, K. Hatlee, B. Beck, N. Drummond, R. White, D. Millington, D. Iarose. 77 in Q X AW It 3s-Q. JR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Even though this year's J. V. had a record of two victories and sixteen losses for the season, their many fine performances were worthy of a far better re- cord than would appear. The never-say-die spirit and the sportsmanship that was shown more than made up for the games that were lost. We think that the future J. V. teams will become better and more proficient with additional experience. This page sponsored by COMMUNITY PAINT AND HARDWARE Sherman William Point Plumbing Supplies Gulf Products Clifton Pork Route 9 Phone-UP-75216 GIRLS LEADERS CLUB The purpose of the Grrls Leaders Club 15 prepare g1rls to be leaders rn all actrvrtres B leaders we mean to be able to help others as well as to better ourselves We are prov1ded opportun1t1es for the develop ment of leadersh1p and the ab1l1ty to assume re spons1b1l1ty to create by example good sportsman shrp and an mterest rn physrcal educatron aCt1Vl t1es among all grrls rn school We are taught to serve as leaders 1n regular gym classes and as offrc1als rn mtramurals sports and play days Thus page ns co sponsored by 'S BRUNO BROS SALES CORP f--'R Auto Drsfrlbufors Ng 333 Second Ave Troy New York on DR DONALD L HLNMAN Jonesvllle N Y KNEELING M Gagon L Prrce M Felthousen N Jarose C Hayner D Chnstopher S Cholnmere M Hatlee I Barber I Cassrdy J Burgr STANDING D Wrlllams T Bonneau B Hooper E Ad srt J Kessler C Marun B Forun S Werner M Charbonneau S Huzar R Baker J Reynolds 7 ' ' ' to . . Y f v Q -Q 0 . . . Y - H O . 0 I ' V N is I d , . . SITTING: I. Barndt, E. Van Alstyne, L. Clark, J. Bassler, N. Felthousen, I. Petuske, S. Hopper. wus wrap. VOLLEYBALL TEAM YTSLBV-'44-., The boys volleyball team IS one of the few teams whrch rs do 1ng well at present Last year the team won the Capltol Drs trrct League Tournament and are rn a good posrtron to do It agarn The team has also played extra slngle games wlth teams 1n the league The team credrts Its success to practrce Practrc mg twrce a week we have plenty of trme to acqu1re good teamwork wh1ch IS a vrtal part of wmmng rn volleyball Watch for th1s team to go on to greater thmgs 'T' ip-.JJL FIRST ROW D Carlson C Damels P Dean I Antenuccr SECOND ROW M Frank K McFarren P Teresko I Ruddy F Costanzo THIRD ROW Mr H111 W Marchewka B Wmters A Mager M Duell S Dworak GIRLS BASKETBALL The Jun1or Varsity and Varsrty teams of Shenende howa were chosen from the g1rls who stayed after school on Wednesday nrghts for extra curmcular act1v1t1es Because they were recently organ1zed they have had l1ttle opportumty for games wrth other teams Only one has been played thrs year Thls game took place 1U the Shen endehowa Gym 1n January wlth Burnt Hllls The Jumor Varsrty completed an over whelmmg vrctory of 30 ll The varsrty playrng a very good game unfortunately lost to a score of Z5 18 Another act1v1ty that She nendehowa sometrmes partrc 'rpates ln 15 a playday It consrsts of two or three dmff erent schools who get together at one school and have games of competrtlon between the1r teams Everyone has an en Joyable t1me whether they wm or lose Unfortunately we have not been able to sched ule a playday yet The teams hope to have a playday and more games rn the future ROW T Bonneau C Hayner I Barber S Chouxmere G Flagler N Iarose J Werner THIRD ROW J Burgr S Hopper B Chase M Hatlee Miss Hubbard J Mrller I Kessler D Werner J Cassndy rl- ! vs: ' ' x . 4 L ' 14 Lg . 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Kittle, 'A. I 3 P I N I' n-.2 ---,.....-, Intramurals for the boys from grades ten through twelve are held on Frlday dur1ng the actlvlty perlod The Club engages IH all Sports They play basketball durlng the w1n ter and engage 1n baseball durmg the spr1ng months The mam purpose of the club 1s to better the co ord1nat1on and sportsmanshmp of the boys SEATED N Iarose I Burgr G Bull D Chrlstopher P Bruno B BICIIC KNEELING S Huzar P Dewey S Choumlere C Hayner M Harlee R Baker L PIICC C Martln STANDING H Danuslar M Charbonneau J Barber J Cassrdy J Dahoda M1ss Hubbard S Coonradt B Chase E Betts B Fomn K Hlppensteel KNEELIING R Gatus I Ruddy F Jeske J Antenuccr J Bamdt A Gregolre STANDING F Costanzo C Evarts M Iewett S Dworak Mr H111 M Duell W Bornt J Werner This page co-sponsored by STILES MARKET Waterford, New Yorlf And SARATOGA COUNTY LUMBER YARD Route 9 Molto WRESTLING CLUB A ,JL This u e is co-s onsored b FIRST ROW: R. Gatus, C. Daniels, R. Teresko, P. Dean, B. Hubbs. SECOND ROW: J. 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Drake P Zaknski D Cassidy HIGH CLUBS 81 ACTIVITIES SI I 'S DRAMATICS CIUB FRONT ROW C Esmond J Barrett N Barndt J Connors SECOND ROW N Petersen P Donohue S Fawthrope S Ray L Clark K Wrlson B Buffom P Prche P Wlelt B Kleaka N Crawford Mr Andrews THIRD ROW M Seeley S Lutz J Lennox S Fernet S Malecla M Fewkes R. Holloway I Lucarelh W Hagadorn R. Cox C Hlnnchs R. Denner Mr Jones R Gaytus B Varl R Hopper R. Des Forges JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS Fewkes I Luse B Shippee C Mrllrngton H Huneau B But foru G Colvrn R. Brown W McCune G LaBarge SECOND ROW R Olsen C Hmnch C Werner J Gaydushek L Drorns M Kasper R. Peck J MBIWIIZ J Owens T Wooster THIRD ROW B Kleaka N Crawford D Kowaleslu C Keeler M Seeley S Bloodgood N Mrller M Clark I Conners E Go man S Luse L-1 HOBBIECIUB FIRST ROW D Morey H Jenluns W Louprette D Shafts J Shea J Rouselle SECOND ROW J Devoe F Goyette B Brown THIRD ROW B McFarland K Decerce B Husslan B Burgre I Evans A Cooper D Mabe J Fremrer W St Gelaxs W Dunn B Luse C Sandercox B Roate P Parker M Rrckel Mr Chouffl D Peck FRONT ROW M l-luemng C Keeler P Tobrn SECOND ROW M Grlson I Fountarne S Swatlrng P Huzar E Swathng W Owen J DeMart1no S Hamrlton G Swatlmg C Fagan C Snyder D Pnmeau THIRD ROW Mrs Dickerman M Clark A Gorham B Solowskr I Sabounn I Seymour K Nerlsen L Burt H Ruff A Moms D Gorl C Remrllard D Manley J Werner CRESCENT DINER Gus Christo, Prop Route 9 Crescent , N Y 1 I I - FRONT ROW: I. Crawford, N. Barndt, L. Miller, J. Fontaine, M. D M A T I C l 89 I O SUQXQRS For the grand finale of the Basketball season, the members of the faculty entered into a night of fun and earnest endeavor with the students--the gym was packed to capacity. The women and girls' Leaders Club played the first game which set the evening off to an ex- cellent tempo. Needless to say, the girls won-- But the surprise of the evening came when the old men beat seniors boys, 63-58. N' j Q I, . ' A 146 V if , , if is E E I C FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Dzrezrc Mrss Curun Mr Srler Mrss Parker Mrss Kudan Mrss Calagurre Mrs Srckler Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Allen. SECOND ROW Mrss Brady Mr Lucarellr Mr VanDerVeer Mrs Davenport Mrss Hyson Mrs Yan son, Mrs. Hotaling, Mrs. Coppins, Mrs Austm Mrs Westcott Mrs Glover Mrs Erchenberger Mrs Kemp Mrs Maciilroy STANDING: Mrs. Velders, Mrs. Bethel Mrss Hatlee Mrs McAtee Mrss Weathenll Mrs Frnch Mrss Noga Mrs Reynolds Miss Earles, Mrs. Brookley, Miss Crawford Mrs Klrkpamck CHOUINIERE DAIRY Homogenized Milk and Creams Phone Ad-82983 or CE-7-5950 R. D. No. I Waterford, N. Y. SIXTH GRADE Mksnvlok FIRST ROW, SITTING: G. Bilinski, J. Wallimann, R. Morey, C. I-Iuening. SECOND ROW, KNEELING1 B. Jerome, J. Pingelski, J. Easton, M. Bosley, M. Jacklitch, I. Burke. THIRD ROW, STAND- ING: D. Ruddy, D. I-Iuneau, A. Nutting, W. Scanlon, R. Meade, R. Adsit, E. DeVoe, E. Adams. 1 1 . 1' .'N I 5 FIRST ROW, SITTING: D. White, J. Hayner, D. Stott, D. Jones. SECOND ROW, KNEELINGz 1. Nadeau, J. Carlson, C. Edmonds, C. Kuhlberg, N. Flagler. THIRD ROW, STANDING: P. Dickerman, H. Sabourin, P. Kilmer, D. Parazynski, B. Roy, V. Beck. Compliments of A FRIEND MR. lUCAREllI FIRST ROW: L. Van Derwerken, M. Shehadeh, J. Savage, J. FIRST ROW: A. Guadette, D. Hopper, G. McDonald, D. Osborn, Durfee, C. Hatlee, J. Sicko, K. Swatling. SECOND ROW: J. R. Rendall, M. Labonter, L. Bruno. SECOND ROW: R. Limbacher, M. Eckert, S. Mead, E. Goddard, W. Felthousen, R. Cleveland, W. La Barge, S. Belkevich, M. Kessler, L. Niles, W. Polak, B. Camp- Lillibridge, R. Perry, K. Marquart. bell, B. Boyack, G. Male. 'l I-L ' Ill ' ' .,,,: .. 3 ,,- A C 'A slxru GRADE M ER FIRST ROW: A. Cochrane, R. Sitterly, L. Bonneau, I. Barrett. SECOND ROW: B. Pappa, E. Habesch, B. Costanzo, H. St. Ge1ais,J. Primeau. THIRD ROW: C. Moore, E. Needle, L. Bren, M. Haney. FIRST ROW: M. Genevick, J. Milczarek, G. Sicko. SECOND ROW: A. St. Gelais, J. Dworakowski, G. Mattison, A. Kidalo- wski, R. Herold. SIDE: R. LaValle, C. Bailey, R. Bryans, C. Kowsky. LAST ROW: G. Stiles, G. Taylor, E. Tinney, G. Chevalier, S. DeVoe. .1 Yxsyl ' FIFTH GRADE MRS MAC MIIIIN ,AQ wg -J FIRST ROW: R. Macauley, R. Foland, P. Sicko. SECOND ROW: C. Millington, R. Giroux, M. Kenney, R. Peck. THIRD ROW: T. Polak, P. Krause, B. Boyack, M. Shea, J. DeMartino, M. Gou- dard. FOURTH ROW: D. George, C. VanAllen. STANDING: W. Glasby, D. Goman. -:,.,.+. ni I 1 YO'-Sic. FIRST ROW: N. Faulkner, C. Burns, L. Johnson. SECOND ROW L. MacFar1and, S. Harple, S. Dupont, S. Hooper. THIRD ROW D. Riberdy, C. Moquist, D. Fudger, L. Ayotte. FOURTH ROW: D. MacNeil, J. Witecki. FIFTH ROW: R. Powers, A. Lutz. STANDING: G. Luse, M. Bahr. MISS CRAWFORD i FIRST ROW: D. Giroux, J. Palm, J. Jenkins. SECOND ROW: D. Ayotte, S. Huzar, J. Husson, P. Roy, R. Pohl, C. Brown THIRD ROW: W. Galick, S. Pierre, S. McBain, R. Wells. STANDING: E. Evans, J. Duell, D. Michalowski. FIRST ROW: D. Seymour, M. Hines, C. Wickham. SECOND ROW: S. Charboneau, P. Putnam, G. Gregoire, K. Frament. THIRD ROW: W. Roberts, R. Larmon, M. Predel, W. Herrick. FOURTH ROW: P. Harris, S. Vincent, R. Schults, D. Goyette. FIFTH ROW: J. Whitney, G. Swatling, R. Haney, G. Bianchi, M. Quinn. FIFTH GRADE Mlsscrrrsumr in-fi FIRST ROW: D. Spass, S. Iarose, S. Wickstrom, R. Kolasienski, J, Williams. SECOND ROW: I. Pierre, S. Luse, H. Peek, H. Mundell, L. Schultz. THIRD ROW: T. Drake, D. Lawrence, J. Davey, A. Hutchins, J. Predel. MISS WEATHERILL AT BOARD: R. Hopper. FIRST ROW: P. Spass, N. Hatlee, S. Luce, P. Knightes. SECOND ROW: R. Grimm, V. Mitchell, J. Quackenbush, R. Desnoyers. THIRD ROW: R. Kidalowski, I. Hickey, E. Filkirls, I. Iones. STANDING: B. Ayotte, L. Osti- guy, E. Habesch, S. Primeau. 5 -F72 ' FIRST ROW: J. Titterington, B. Dworak, R. Ruhle, J. Civalier, L. Harlee, E. Sandercox. SECOND ROW: K. Crawford, R. Me- dick, C. Gatus, D. Fitch, S. Ruddy, P. Male. THIRD ROW: T. Horton, C. Gillam, M. Standish, E. Scott, D. Anderson. 4 AT BOARD: D. Priddle. FIRST ROW: D. Yates, I. Ballard, I. Bruska, B. Crawford. SECOND ROW: L. Crowley. W. Jones, S. Kowaleski, D. Jess. THIRD ROW: W, Solowski, G. Hedrick W. Perkins, D. Ray, P. Christopher. Q. . X H- A -3 C - X ,qi Q FIRST ROW: E. Philio, D. Tanski, D. Silva, W, Byrnes, S, Voelker, S, Woodin, M. Colvin, J. Goudard, M, Beck, C, Freeman, S, Bailey, R. Keefner, E, Holohan, R. Dworakow- ski, C, Bethel, J, Adams, ,K 'ini' 5151293 FIRST ROW: N. DeCerce, D. Harlow, B. Gori, L. Fawthrop, C. Putnam. STANDING: M. Nadeau, L. Racette, J. Ayotte, J. Shehadeh, C. Goyette. SECOND ROW: G. Riegert, J. Kolasien- ski, R. Simmons, G. Subcliff, M. Donohue, R. White. MRS.REYN0lDS ROW R Klingbeil L Remillard J Christopher S Kenney 1 J Esmond THIRD ROW T Smaldone I I-lagadorn M Nelson 5 , ,Q ix M weich s Bouzwen J Luse STANDING J Huneau D xx 96 My 5 v' 'I ' 0'v n 1 Y , FOURTH GRADE MRS.COPPINS FIRST TABLE: M. I-Iajeck, R. SantaLucia, W. Desnoyers, R. Flanigan, K. Conners, I. Roerig, M. Hatlee, J. Goman. SEC- OND TABLE: D. Riddle, J. Strope, G. Wilson, S. Hennessey, N. Austin, M. Jackson, R. Smith, R. Whitney. THIRD TABLE: J. Roy, N. Evans, R. Lutz, C. Calkins. ,X vast- 'VT' U. ,M-VM. - mr. FIRST TABLE: S. Rousselle, D. McBain, A. Maynard, R. Van- ' Alstyne, C. Knorowski, J. House, K. Bernard. SECOND ROW: M. Walko, R. Bopp, M. Harlee, J, Jensen, G. Sandercox, S. Evans, J. Jacklitch. CORNER TABLE: F, Waliimann, R, Larmon 1. 1 f 4. 3 'Q .I 2 s . 1 '. .Q H f5fM,f - KNEELING: F. Sharron, J. Wells, M. Meuse, D. Pailley, V. Genevick, S. Morey. SITTING: P. Schultz, W. Davenport, C. Fisher, M. Higgs, J Sicko, N. Zakriski. STANDING: R. Go- man, J. Azarkevich, J. Castle, I, AIIen, R. Shippey, R. Reed. MRS.BETHEl I f Lag I : Q-K Yr U RX f ff' KNEELING: B. LaVa1Ie, S. Kasper, D. Vaillancourt, D. Con- f KE: X ffj'2.f ' K propst, M. Jacobson. SITTING: B. LeFrancois, J. Thomas, D. I ,ff .I Hilliker, R. Connors, P. Bmien, s. Snyder. STANDING: R. w-X ,I Palm, P. Gage, B. Lawya, K. Connors, B. Tanski, G. Mining- , ton. ,r , fewx 2' W f.:,?.f SEATED: D. MacArthur, D. Martin, I. Ceremuga, D. Hamil- ton, R. Dickerman, T. Favreau, D. Philips, R. Klingbeil, G. Kwazneski, M. Dow. STANDING: N. Fredericks, L. Stott, R. Ducharme, G. Lambert, E. Marino, G. Nadeau, B. Marino. AMSS BRADY FIRST ROW: M. Baker, M. St. Gelais, E. Glasby, H. Shinski, J. Morris. SECOND ROW: E. Hoyt, M, Anuszewski, B. Michaelow- ski, D. Fawthrop, J. Charboneau. STANDING: L. Krauss, W. Moran, E, Perry, S. Blodgett, F. Krasuski, R. Williamson, B. Butler C THIRD GRADE MRS.AU STIN , , A p 9:9 3 5 1 f FIRST ROW R Loiselle, B Snyder L Bornt SECOND ROW FRONT D Naylon, P Louprette T Riberdy SECOND ROW I Bums R Delviaruno K Meager I Pritchard D Santa S Taylor D Ray S Horton C Glasby C Kuhlberg G Lucia, THIRD ROWg P. Boutwell, L. Perry, D. Driver, D. 9 Wing, R. Abeel. STANDING: N. Owen, R. Prrddle. Larmon, T. Laponia. STANDING: B. Nielsen, D. Clark. . ......, , THIRD GRADE H LW: 11 nfs-A If JA grin' I AQ--' ll FIRST ROW: Shippey, C. LaPlante, D. Spain. SECOND ROW: C. Cleveland M. Keefner, T. Merwitz, C. Hickey, J. Eckert, G. Owens. THIRD ROW: K. Williams, V. Quackenbush, T. Crowley, G. E. Wickham, L. Palmer, D. Evans. FIRST TABLE: R. Crawford, H. Waite, L Sum-ner, G. Barber, C. Michalski. STANDING: J. Civalier, A. Ayotte, G. White, D. Klingbeil. SECOND TABLE: M. Skelly P. Hanczaryk, D. Schoch, S. Davis, B. Reed, F. St. Gelais. MRS.EICHENBERGER FIRST ROW: C. Sanders, S. Kessler, G. Reczko, R. Nelson, A. Ysquierdo. SECOND ROW: F. Fernandez, B. Gatus, M. Wilkin- son, W. Mattison, D. Mudry, R. MacNeil. bACK: C. Fiorino, C. Fitch, P. Sweeney, J. Harple, C. Powers, W. Rieck. a ' 59 Q' . 1' ., -Ll' .1-f . wt .fd gy S 1 , I ' K , I A I 'QA , , ,A Y . . 'Z ..A f , ltr si' I If J 5 i' if f-'li ,, B' rguxx' -.1 js EY. e MRS.WESTCOTT FIRST ROW: K. Messier, M. Roy, C. Rymiller. SECOND ROW: K. Noradki, R. Christopher, M. Charbonneau. THIRD ROW: L. Desnoyers, J. Huneau, E. Frederikson. FOURTH ROW: T. Las- her, J. Riddle. STANDING: L. Fountain, C. Pappa, J. Edmonds. -sJ:. E39 4: -1 ,fi nf- pi ff-: lg 'WA wflktl Y ': ' r 3 , , nl . r' 1' Ly FRONT ROW: R. Adams, S. Marquardt, J. Weasack, D. Eddy, B. La Chappelle. SECOND ROW: K. Roy, W. Holloway, G. St. Gelais, R. Martin, G. Evans. STANDING: J. Snowden, C. Ives, F. Callander. This page co-sponsored by: OLGA PETUSKE'S GROCERY STORE R. D. 'fl Waterford New York and EMERY'S GROCERY Half Moon New York .-v ' FIRST ROW: I. Wrighter, B. Becker, R. Pitt, J. Luse. SECOND ROW: G. Meyer, A. Jones, J. Kozlowski, J. Jesmain. J. Baker. THIRD ROW: K. Lindquist, P. Sickler, V. Allen, D. Devoe, R, Riegert. FOURTH ROW: M. Connors, B, Mincher, C. Jorgensen, 1 C. Perkins, FIFTH ROW: R. Ducharme, M. Payne, THIRD GRADE MISS KUDAN FIRST ROW: R. Gallarno, R. Morris, M. Welch, S. Ruhle. SEC- OND ROW: E. Morris, M. Roberts, M. Gniewek, I. Pailley, K. Clements. THIRD ROW: T. Charbonneau, M. Kessler, C. Cord sen, L. Male, S. Hills, R. Herrington. We-fl .I . ,N FIRST ROW: B. Townley, G. McGrath, S. Heckman, L. Broehl D. Dalpe. 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