South Glens Falls High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (South Glens Falls, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1953 volume:

PORTRAIT OF A MAN Srr Anthony Van Dyck Hyde Collection F-y ' AL-L f ttygf A gg!! ' I ' of Zz? W g I Q45 1 . VOLUME TEN b' h d b THE SENIOR CLASS 5011271 Glens 3411.9 Hmfml Salma! E715 Nzmficcu .iffy Uzree HHHULUHEHU , Pu Irs e y OF THE SOUTH GLENS FALLS, NEW YORK l l AVF' WM ON SPP! N From These schools in our Centra! district came most of The members of our class. I -f J ,- , 5 Q PAYNE DISTRICT my , If Dedication Because we are grateful to you for . . . A bility to understanding young people, G iving your time generously, N ever lettino us down when we needed you, E ndeavoring to guide us, without dominating us, Somehow, making us believe in ourselves, Making us stop and think before we lumped P atience which we did not often deserve, E ncouragement when we were deeply depressed, R eminding us of memories we have enioyecl in our four years together, Implicit faith in the Class of '53. A nd, last, but not least, for your never-failing help in completing our yearbook. We, the Class of 1953, do dedicate to you . . . Miss Peria, our ARROWHEAD We Win! With Pride Without the generosity of Mrs. Hyde the Glens Falls area would lack much in cultural stimulation and accomplishment. Not only has she opened her collection of master- pieces to all interested members of her own and the surrounding communities, but to them is also given the opportunity for free instruction in painting and drawing. Here we have all enioyed the works of Raphael, da Vinci, Rubens, Rembrandt, Vermeer, . . . to the art collection of MRS. LOUIS F. HYDE of Glens Falls. Renoir, Picasso and Homer, which grace the walls of her home. Many of the works of art found in this book were photographed there under the supervision of the curator, Mr. Joseph Jeffers Dodge. We, the students of the South Glens Falls Senior Class, therefore, extend to you, Mrs. Hyde, our deepest appreciation for your kindness in enriching our lives with your treasures. 931' 6 Looking from the Library into the Patio . . . in the doorway a 5th Century BC Greek Mourning Figure, on the wall Van Dyck's Portrait of a Man. wg ug,-5 wuvp Mifg-v 'ee The Hyde Collection contains some of the finest 18th Century French furniture in New York State, as this view in the Green Room indicates. si tif 3. A S l 'Pm fl?-'px ' 'Jw W. if E 4.4 if . I , Major works in this corner of the Music Room are El Greco's St. James, and Madonna, Child, and Two Saints, by Perugino. U15 Hyde Gallecfiau Rembrandt's famous Christ With Folded Arms . . . in the Library during the Sunday afternoon Open House held once each month. fu QW MR A MoRToN RAYCH l?:p9'b o 3 wishes To Thank you Tor The work and guadance which you have so freely glven In The publlcaTlon of our yearbook We shall long remember and be graTeTul for your help on posTers sTage seTs programs and dance decorahons whlch helped greaTly To enrich our hugh school experiences You have given us confndence In ourselves and helped us To develop our arT1sTnc abllify beyond our greaTesT expecTaTlons We know ThaT many claims were made on your Tlme by your many oTher duhes such as The adulT educahon classes buT you unfanlnngly have sTood by us In Trmes of need In addmon To all of This we are exTremely proud of The honor ThaT you have besfowed upon our school by havnng been chosen pres1denT of The New York STaTe ArT Teachers Assocuaflon So To you go Gur Sincere Thanks THE CLASS of 1953 l J c 0 r er ,U X M 1 T Z X .5 The Class T 195 ' ' Appreczufzvu SELF PORTRAIT Rembrandt V60 RU . fm! .4 A .W 'I '1 M 1 K gg! W 3-N -2? M ..,,. 4, - '- -sq.. is 8 5 k -tt u , , , -, '13, . L ' 'Saw vi X .1 , . M. XX Tag FV IS ISITI 9 Vlce Prlnclpal and r Prlncapal Flernenfary Supervlso CHESTE TYBT uve Asslstanf nmmcf Superintendent ELD ON SA ru F DONALD MYEK5 Al. R B. OSTRANDtK ROBERT L. HORTON 150 rd af Sdumfim CLARKE Q, 'if -us-.. S-wx N, bv' X 1 'Nh OIT -BL 9'Q,1u ff! ' 'fi .--f . D' al ntl Clerk HAROLD VanDEWER KER Purchasing Agent ROBERT S. MCMORRIS Vice President LEWIS STEELE DONALD WASHBURN ELIZABETH V. CALL GERARD A, PESEZ ROBERT C. SHAW ROBERT ga. BLAKESLEE Treasurer HARRY BLANCHARD A VR Q ,. ,ff V 1 f, . lv: QF.-7 f f Eff ? 39 'ml' ,Q ,igawf mi x Y ', 'A P K X N Aw Lv 'V' ,X 'Lv M ,ls f ' h 0 I4 4 .gn ' I ' , 0' Wvifwf' . ,,i 3 3 1 m i. J'-Q 'UV V V 40 ki J is ,,, , af v-f 4 .,,a. J 1 f an I Q, 2, Z, - 'X hw K. pf, Y r ' .- ,1,, LV, ' 1. V f 3 41 51- ,. V V mf gk V V iv A- iw? I . V ., 52, , V5 A ' 3' I , A .m I TA A X . lglzgg i V Qafm L xy V V . -' ',5?-53?-1 if 5 : 1,35 5, ,.,, M , V fl K P , i' 3 ik 45' f . ' .4 I f V . 'gf V , sv 1,5 lu g I FV,- Hg . ner' A 1 A: w, Q -A rf ,.. , 'J' ' ' ,- ,+L 'I ff' he H , LENA KELLEHER Grade 5 Grade 6 'J DOROTHY .LA ROS? gj MARY B. LOCKWO Grade 3 W 43. Z d-17 PATRICIA A, MUNSON Kindergarten-I HELEN M. NOLAN Grade 2 MAYADELA!DE PALME El. Art MQW FLORENCE PARKERf6 5 - Cr-wJe3 A GLADYS RIDLEY Grade I ADALINE SAVAGE El. Nurse I MARY LOU SHANER Kindergarten FRANCES SULLIVAN Grade 2-3 KATHRYN A, TYRRELL El. Music as Vw gg yffzff n WY' 74.6-lgfbiu ydfayf X ld: P14117 li ROBERT MERWIN MARGUERITE HUNGERFORD ROBERT COULTER Supervrsor of Mafnrenance Cafeteria Manager Supervisor of Transportation l6'us Drzzfers KENNETH COULTER EDWARD ABARE JAMES MCCARTHY WILLIAM JOHNSON RICHARD BURNHAM LOUIS YANKLOWITZ ROSS LYNCH HARRY GUTHEIL ARNOLD TRUAX CLOVER CHURCH MRS. HELEN BULLARD Account Clerk and Tax Collector MRS. MARIE WILSON Secretary to the Supervising Principal MRS. ROSEMARY FEDELE Secretary MRS. IDA LASHWAY Secretary Personnel Hustadmus Be stall whrle the musrc of lrfe rrses about us Enchanting IS lrfe In youth s dreaming eyes Each an artrst using the world for a palette POETIC ALLEGORY Eugene Berman youth Drcamzug Dreams of palntrng an everlasting prcture a scene for posterity That the world may be rrcher because we have lrved The musrc changes and here are we about to graduate I-rom the loys of youth rnto the wonders of mankind Standmg on the threshold of our new cycle rn life A bewrlderrng refrain runs through our mrnds A constant challenge Wrll the world remember me? Our dreams of fame and success bright as stars Wlll soon blossom mto reality life rs our college With hopes that are shrnrng and faith to secure them We reach out together for tomorrow SALLY LAVIN Class Poet 0 , I . . . . , . 1 I I I I , . I I Il - n , . . I I j . 1 I - o ,4v, , .v' 'Q 2? W ' lil. 1 euiar M35 Offiv f 'WR'-1 President ROBERT F. McMoRRls George Washington Gilbert Stuart 5'1 The Music Lesson ,E El ,X S ti 5 3. Treasurer JOAN E. CHAPMAN Woma We gh ng Gold Ja Ve meer Secretary Letter M. STEWART Vic Wn.1.uAM A. CRIDGE - C-abr el Metsu e President '7'ry,4,., s 2 X , Wm CAROL GARVIN Mlle Charlotte D alDO n g es Att Jacques- Lou s David President GORDON R. KORB The Th Th as Eakins Sllldgnf nmliV55 gvuncl I 1Zgpt'6S6 Treasurer ROSEMARY IRELAND Pallas Athena' Rembrandt a R in enior 611155 Mass AGNES PERIA ' , -4 Advisor The Governess .lea Bapt ste Simeon C'hu-rdlff Scniars 'Er sv Wm if Gs' N. xx o KAY L. Boucr-man Porfraif of Madame Sophie Jean-Marc Narrier Wu.LuAM BRENNAN Blue Boy Thomas Gainsborough 4 t NEWELL B. BAHR Boy Wifh A Rabbit' Sir Henry Raeburn BaIthasar Coymans Frans Hals RONALD L. BAHR 'R af 15 4. X Madame de Pompadour Francois Boucher an ', . 9 , - PATRICIA J. CLELAND 'V illuv-ur JAMES H. CORCORAN ? usN 1 4 'bv' 'mia' If 'nn-' R' i Achille Degas in the Uniform of a Cadet Edgar Degas 611155 af 1953 Smiars Q'- JACK CONKLIN Fair Haired Boy Z., . Jean-Honore Fragonard K MARY E. COOPER ' MMULJ , , il 69,07 Vf L.L,Q4,bf .ff f V . ff M, i My fwy, J f i 1' 1 f J 1 --iff J, , v Nik V I The Music Lesson Jules-Alexis Muenier , , Seniors GAIL P. HEATH The Linle Whire Girl James McNeill Whisfler l Miss Wes! Sir Thomas Lawrence JEAN A. DONNELLY x Q I r JAMES A. DYER The Laughmg Cavalrer Frans Hals 92' Pl-m.lP W. FARRY Portrait of Philip IV Diego Velasquez fi Xi -gf XS 531-K 'K LP ive 'xx CDR VL! x 4 fwwy 1.4-J ff 4404 jjj .5 . 924' ,,j'L'7 S 0 fm WWW W My mmrs HN W -VW MZ, A A 1 V ,I Pinkie 1 V I if 1 sffrhomasmwfenc s 1' I . bf SN A ANNE M. KING GARY J. LAsHwAY ' M. de LaLive de fully Jean.Baprisfe Greuze , JOHN H. GATCHELL Ea A :ff mf-4n0l4 :' Por1rait of a Man Hans Memling 54, QLUQLL E. JUNE HALL +y, 'TXAAJ-1 ' l,J2lv.U u ' f 141- .v-- ' 4 , - ' Q 4 u L . 'ff' f .,--f--cpu., ,-- ,, V 1 I V -- cAQ ' , J ,, Eh , l Sid T e If' H U y im H ' Robert Philipp : ' , . M' ' 1 4. , ' . xx- gfll5'5 af 1953 Seniors SALLY L. LAv1N S Th mas Lawrence 3, 'af' Jfif 27 M orge R y JUDITH A. LE VITT N f Pm ' f' Xl Q2 Q73 . , Ab Nr U '62, WJ , Mx 27- PATRKNA A. L Girl With A CB J Baptiste ean- Perronea INEHAN ,H rv' JW' wqdb M rl Q '-5 vi' if 15' F, .1 sf John Petrie BEVERLY A. MAY 'Two Strings to Her Bow Smiars 'P-suv WILLIAM R. MEYER Lord Ribblesdalen John Singer Sargent LOUISE A. MILLER The Lacemaker if Jan Vermee, ' MARY J. MILLMAN 611155 af 1953 Miss Eleanor Urquhart 'Y Sir Henry Raeburn Sminrs 9-1' .-49' ' WALLACE P. ORTON X SL George and the Dragon X Raphael 41 j I ' 1 4 I' ' , 1 'fe' W . 0 W ,, . ' ff' I nya In Franklin I VA I fp Char! W. Peale 1 f- P JAME . PRATT I f Q-ff n i ' Jin: xx f + ,1.ilf'5YT W BARBARA M. PEPPER Girl Ar Open Half-door Rembrandt van Rijn l BETTY J. POWERS Elizabeth of Valois Alonso Sanchez Coello -S55 'i' , .T i3 5 7. ,a A P f ' A , j Mf l l ll e a f ' A f 7 T WilliA ll of Nassau an range Sir Ahrhon an Dyck JOHN H. POTTER A Yjj 1 JEAN E. ROEHNER ff' tif? Mrs. Richard Brinsley p' T 4 ' Sheridan ' W Sir Thomas Gainsborough QM f-IA Q f, ,,cflf1,A,-7 611155 of 1953 V' A Seniors PATRICIA A. PRouTY The Marquesa de Pon1ejos Francisco Goya l l LOREN R. RHODES The Jes!er Frans Hals A Smiars PAYE J. ROZELLE Miss Constable George Romney ,qhe Age of Innocence lds Joshua RGYVWO Sir BEVERLY J. SNYDER f J .rf if fy 'ly ROBERT L. SMITH Petrus Lando, Doge of Venice Titian Hyde Collection JAMES R. SE The Music Thomas HG! l LFRKDGE Lesson 1 Benton X V DONNA A SMr'rH B ll r RAYMoNo L Vvcsvz SlfP f 1789 Ggh Aw VMMM M MMM JUWIDJJM, O6 UCLA ,JMWMZM7 wiv lic KHJL MW! Wall-'04 bfwrpfgi bo' QVV ,f MABEL gl. 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If - . . . . 1 4' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 '05, ' ': 0 0 0 1 1 U..- x Cf' .1 1 lllxl I lf ' 6'l1ll7l' 611155 I9 oplzvcy On June 15 l968 we were unvlted to attend a shownng of panntlngs by Raymond Vlger at the Hyde Collectlon It seems only yesterday Ray was deslgnnng sets and working on the ARROWHEAD now hes pomed the greats un the world of art We were greeted at the door by Pat Cleland whose abllnty In art and decoratuon has made her curator for the famous collectnon ln the Muslc Room we saw Newell Bahr the successful farmer who has crossed a goat wnth a cow an order to get a garbage disposal unlt that gnves mllk as a by product Hrs brother Ronnne IS the only carpenter nn the world who can hammer nalls an wlth has head Ronnle got In shape by headnng soccer balls In hugh school On the table was a newspaper Allens Alnbus edlted by the famous lournalust Sally Lavln The headlines sand that Ball Crndge head of the Electrnclans Bureau IS blowlng a fuse at Bull Brennan leader of the Unlted Electrlcal Assocuatuon because of a threatened struke Donna Smuth now happlly marrned has lust published her furst book The Fave Luttle Chlppers and Donna was leavlng for Colluslon Curve to see Bev May who has been making thousands as a stock car racer She lust cant lose wnth ace mechanac Wallace Orton helpnng her Tony Marciano head of the Natlonal Automobile Safety Councxl sand lm glad shes not on the road anymore The part of the car that caused the most accidents was the nut that held the wheel We gazed at a portralt of Jack Potter who as the fnrst white man to play wlth the Harlem Globe Trotters We werent the only ones admxrlng the panntung for there was Joan Chapman Potter lust back from the Olymplcs where she coached her roller skatmg team to vuctory The leadlng polnt getters were Jnltung Jean Donnelly and Flungmg Faye Rozelle They have sunce returned to the Roller Derby Suddenly Helen Tranowlcz a WAC captain fauntedl Jam Dyer local undertaker rushed over to clanm the body Judy Leavltt R N qunckly revuved her and Jam grumbled That woman cuts down on my buslness but I ll be the last to let her down T V s Rovlng Robert McMorrls Interviewed Carol Garvln Mayor of Fenlmore and Mabel Thomas presldent of the Gansevoort Grange In an effort to get the two towns together Slnce the last knlttlng contest between the Fenimore Knltwuts and the Gansevoort Grange the two towns have been enemus because the Knstwnts won by a purl Bob let hns asslstant Gaul Heath take charge and came over to say that our old pal Gary Lashway had left for France to sung In the famous Pans nnght club the Moulun Rouge Downstairs un the conservatory Rev Gordon Korb was talkzng to Nobel Pruze wlnner James Pratt about Pratts Fat Destroyer Jlms latest trnumph Bob Smith clalmed ut sky rocketed the bakery busuness for hum snnce women no longer have to worry about thenr fugures We saw Mary Mullman sux tnme wlnner of the Kentucky Derby wuth Beverly Snyder veterinarian nn charge of the Mullman stables Wnth Mary was Anne A La Kang starrung un Man Trapper Anne fashlonable as always was wearlng one of Mlle Kay Bouchards latest creatlons a plungsng backllne gown They left for Jack Gatchells fabulous nnght spot on Lake Luzerne a popular place where the shows nnclude Jam Selfrldges Ganse voort Gooks with soloist June Hall and an adaglo team starrlng Jean Roehner who startles all but us by throwxng her partner around Jack Conklan owner of the Conklnn Club the new sports arena an Glens Falls gave us tnckets to see Pleasxng Pat wrestle Bug Bertha Its been some tame since weve seen Pat Llnehan so we wont mlss at Bull Meyer Esquire photographer snapped a picture of Phll Farry the Jummy Durante of the day In the act of blowing his famous often broken nose souvemr of has college days The blond next to us was Louuse Muller who IS becomnng another Dagmar accordung to Betty Powers her publuclty agent Just then Vlary Cooper famous concert pnanlst came over wlth Nance Stewart matron of the Wretched Home for Wutless Women and Nances two assnstants Barbara Pepper LaMarque and Pat Prouty Huntley Mary asked us what we were donng Loren cried Havent you had a Rhodes Psychoanalysis for Flustered Females? Rosemary Ireland comes frequently when her classes nn Mechanical Drawing get her too nervous After blddvng our frlends good bye we went back to our lobs the rlcher for havnng seen Rays pamtmgs and our old frnends agam By ROSEMARY IRELAND and LOREN RHODES Class Prophets 0 1 1 1 . . . 1 . - 1 1 1 11 1 - - 11 - - 1 1 1 1 . , I 1 1 - . .... . ,, . . 1 1 1 - 1, . . , . . , - . , . . - . . . . . ,, , - 1 1 1 1 . 11 1 , . . . . 1 1 - 1 1 . . . . . ,, . , . ., , - 1 11 , , . , . . . . . . . , , , 1 1 ' 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 ' , . 1 1 1 , . , . . . . 1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 1 1 1 11 11 - - 1 . , h , . . . . , . , . . . . , 1 1 - 1 1 1 , . . , . , . . . . . , 1 1 1 . 1 ' 1 - , . ' 1 1 1 . , . 1 1 . . , 11 1 1 1 - . . . 11 1 , . . . . fag STRICTLY FORMAL Director MR LEON SPARLING March 28 and 29 'I952 Jane Cutler Sally Agnes Andrew Cutler Nettie Cutler Mr Ahern CAST NANCY STEWART SALLY LAVIN BEVERLY SNYDER GORDON KORB CAROL GARVIN LOREN RHODES rm ,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,...........,.....,.... JACK CON KLIN Rose Tilton A... PATRICIA CLELAND Mrs, Tilton ,-,,,,,A,,A,,,L,,,,,,A.-,,.. PATRICIA LINEHAN Josie Tilton ,,,.. JEAN ROEHNER Elroy ,,,,,,,A,A,,,,.,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, R OBERT MCMORRIS George ,,,A.,,,.,,,,,,,7,..,,..,,,.....,,,,.,., JACK POTTER Marcia ,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,A,,,,...,,,,...Y,.....,,, ANNE KING Cindy Collins , ,, ,,,, ,,,,,, , . ROSEMARY IRELAND Marilyn , ,,.,,,,,,.,, ,,,,A..,,,.A,.. D ONNA SMITH Lt. Cunningham DAVID ROMULUS junior Play Advertising Staqe Set Tickets Properties Make Programs COMMITTEES JEAN DONNELLY PATRICIA CLELAND LESTER HUNTLEY RAYMOND VIGER PATRICIA PROUTY JUNE HALL BEVERLY MAY PATRICIA LINEHAN FAYE ROZELLE GAIL HEATH BARBARA PEPPER MARY COOPER Ushers --A-AA-.--4,-,,,,,,,,,,v,,--- A..-v.. J 561410 gfll5'5' fflsfzfry Q25 Q Mama The fall of T949 found fufty fuve students grouped together to form a sketch framed by hugh ambutuons and udeals Muss Agnes Perua was appounted the artust to help us ove the rough spots un the canvas road to senuoruty We appounted the followung to form an executuve group whose uob ut was to add color to our portraut Presudent Harry Corcoran Vuce Presudent Jack Potter Secretary Sally Lavun Treasurer Joan Chapman Student Councul Representatuves were Nancy Stewart Jean Roehner and Jack Gatchell Much enthusuasm was expressed un our furst money ratsung protect a Chrustmas Homecomung Dance for former graduates a success June came soon and we passed our furst lesson un pauntung a pucture and establushung a name In September 1950 after a well earned rest we agaun took up brush and palette Our offucers were as follows Gordon Korb Presudent Wulluam Crudge Vuce Presudent Sally Lavun Secretary and Harry Van Scoy chosen to guard our profuts made from the exhubutuon of our new pucture the precedung year Jack Potter Tony Marcuano and Barbara Pepper were sent to the Student Councul Once agaun our Homecomung Dance was a success and wuth ut and several other worthy protects we further uncreased our worth We were faced wuth Regents for the furst tume and after much worryung we safely passed them and land down our brushes for a vacatuon ln our Junuor year we were faced wuth the uob of makung our portraut a worthy one Many new events were to be undertaken and we elected thus executuve board whuch would seek to lead us through thus all umportant year Presudent Robert McMorrus Vuce Presudent Gordon Korb Secretary Nancy Stewart Treasurer Harry Van Scoy we chose Norman La Marque Rosemary Ireland and Donna Smuth to represent us on the Student Councul Our Annual Chrustmas Homecomung Dance was enuoyed by all once more At the end of March we presented the play Structly Formal under the able durectuon of Mr Sparlung Our crew of artusts both actors and workers expressed theur best abulutues and we felt we had successfully entered the ranks of the well known In N'ay the Junuor Prom was held wuth Over the Raunbow as the theme Joan Chapman the boys chouce was crowned queen by last years queen Louuse Lyons In June the Junuor Senuor Banquet held at Fan and Bulls was a memorable nught for us all The old masters wuthdrew theur claums on South Hugh and bestowed them on us wtth the challenge to uncrease further the honor of beung the next graduatung class We felt un need of a class song and put Wulluam Crudge to work composung one The summer of 52 lay before us and we were soon approachung the clay of becomung Senuors As we gathered for our funal year we found that forty sux had turned out to complete the pucture of the class of 53 As class offucers for the last tume we chose Robert McMorrus to lead us wuth the aud of Wulluam Crudge Nancy Stewart and Joan Chapman as Vuce Presudent Secretary and Treasurer respectuvely As a result of a school electuon held the precedung sprung Gordon Korb Rosemary Ireland and Carol Garvun were sent to the Student Councul wuth Gordon Korb as Presuclent and Rosemary as Treasurer The uob of producung the Arrowhead the maun actuvuty of the Senuor year was before us Nancy Stewart was made Edttorun Chuef of thus prouect In November our play Dont Take My Penny was staged and well receuved We leave South Hugh havung learned that truly All Glory Comes From Darung To Begun We are no longer a sketch but a funushed masterpuece made and formed by many hands Our s lver and green stand out above the other colors un the pucture We say good bye to our fruends and go our separate ways perhaps not to see each other for some tume Thus however wull not dull the colorful memorues we have of the good days we spent at South Hugh By GORDON Kouzus Class Hustoruan i I A SLD N 45 l 1 'i Rl,-lk 1 456' 0 0 . 1 3 '- . . 7 1 I 1 1 1 F 1 ' , . u , . 5 u I I I u F I , - t , . f , 5 u 7 1 I 1 I V J , . ,, . ,, . . . , f . l I , ,t . H , - - , I ' - I . , . . . . , . , X . , , . . , , . . , , . . ,, , . , . . ,, . . ,. , . i ' ' . , . u l , I . N I f is- f -1 'v X L -1 KX N fs.: Xl ,u H It 1 -v ii 1 DON'T TAKE MY PENNY! Director-MR. LEON SPARLING November I4 and I5, 1952 Seuin Play Advertising Stage , Business Manager Tickers ,,,7,,7, ,..7,,,, Properties Make-Up .,,,7, Ushers .,,.,.. ,, ,, RAY VIGER H PAT PROUTY PAT LINEHAN GAIL HEATH DONNA SMITH -'QR .Lx X Sally ,,,, Y, Norman Poffer Penny 7,,,,,7,,7,,,,7, . Caleb . Mark .,,,. Mavis , Lydia , ,, , ,, Joanna ,,,,,, Kerry , H Greg ,,,,., Gram ,,,,,,,, M. Henri Claire ,,,,, Elsie 7,,, Lucille . Red ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Harrison Day BEVERLY SNYDER , JAMES SELFRIDGE JIM PRATT DONNA SMITH , ai CAST SALLY LAVIN JIM PRATT MARY MILLMAN GORDON KORB BOB MCMORRIS JUDY LEAVITT ROSEMARY IRELAND NANCY STEWART GARY LASHWAY LOREN RHODES JUNE HALL BILL MEYER BEVERLY MAY KAY BOUCHARD FAYE ROZELLE PHIL FARRY JACK CONKLIN 6 9 Jean Donnelly Pat Prouty Jack Potter Pai Cleland Gordon Korb Betty Powers Bill Meyer Louise Miller Jean Roehner Anne King When We Were Very yazmg. . JS- THE CHILD ST. JOHN Bill Donna Rosemary Florentine l5rh C Cridge Smith Ireland Hyde Collection James Selfridge Gary James Loren Nancy June Lashway Dyer Rhodes Stewart Hall 'E r s Q61 is . T y Bouchard 40 Jw Pat Lune-han Jack Conklnn Ray Vuger Gall Healh 'lib ...I Wi g.. Q B .f 'L x. f r T .Z wt Beverly Beverly Mary Q Judy Leavrtf Sally Lavun Mabel Thomas Joan Chapman May Snyder Mlllman Agne M Perla Carol Garvin Bob McMorrls Hyde Collection A Barbara Pepper Mary Cooper 1.5 ck! 'fs 'inf' wwrfyg, COCO THE ARTISTS SON Prerre Auguste Renoir Helen Brennan Tranowlcz xl. .id A sectlon of the dance floor on May 16 1952 as George Beaton and hrs orchestra furnlshed the musnc for an evening that was truly Over the Ralnbow 'v JOAN CHAPMAN Queen of the Jumor Prom junior Zfmm Joan Chapman Prom Queen and her court Fnrst row Attendants Barbara Pepper Beverly May Jean Donnelly and Pat Prouty wlth the flower gurl Judy Roehner and the crown bearer Billy Rhodes Back row Attendants Jean Roehner Sally Lavun Nancy Stewart and Donna Smlth with last years Prorn Queen Louise Lyons behind Mrs Chapman jzwiar Swim' Banquet An annual affair given to the Seniors by the Juniors, the Junior-Senior Banquet is high-lighted by the presentation of the ARROWHEAD. Fan and Bill's was the scene of the 1952 Banquet, and the guests included Mr. and Mrs. Chester B. Ostrander, Mr. and Mrs. A. Morton Raych, Miss Agnes M. Perla Junior Class Advisor Miss Margaret M Donovan Ad visor to the 1952 ARROWHEAD and Mrs Marion Kelleher Senior Class Advisor Mr Ostrander receives the first copy of the 1952 AR ROWHEAD from Joh Noyes Editor in Chief Nancy Noyes President of the Class of 1952 presents the arrow symbol of our yearbook to Robert McMorris President of the Class of 1953 2 ' ' 1 . , , . I . l I - d . . . P , . , 2 - a . . , .my l I . ' 1 A A Q A I . -. - . I l l I . I . I Y f v A' V ' . is K n , . Y 5- . , . 43 J K x 'l l 2 ' 9 V. F I - ,X Q , . 1 N- - x, .1 . , - . g f V 2 fi ' .' , fy A ix ' f yn ,X . :- 1. l a - J X Rm H: .7 f 4 'M ff 'A 'I . xq A A f M' BEST LOOKXNG Y G rv Lashwa Jian Chapman MOST ATHLETIC Jean Roeh ner Jack Potter MOST TALENTED Ray Viger Mary Cooper QUTUEST am Cfldge Bev 5UYder wwf MOST POPULAR Sally Lavsn Bob McMorris 'if' , T V Q. T Q 'L is A , gy MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Rosemary Ireland Gordon Korb ,.f' WUUEST Tony Marclano MOST J OU5 line Hall I l B,-enn COURTE af? Kay Bouchard BEST DANCERS Jean Donnelly FRIENDLIEST Barbara Pepper Jack Conklin Bill Meyer 0 V52 NAME Newell Bahr Ronald Bahr Kay Bouchard Wllllam Brennan Joan Chapman Patrlcua Cleland Jack Conklin Mary Cooper Wllllam Crldge Jean Donnelly James Dyer Phrllp Farry Carol Garvln John Gatchell June Hall Gaul Heath Rosemary Ireland Anne Kung Gordon Korb Gary Lashway Sally Jean Lavm Patricia Lunehan Anthony Marcrano Beverly May Robert McMorrls Wllllam Meyer Louise Mlller Mary Jean Mnllman Wallace Orton Barbara Pepper John Potter Betty Powers James Pratt Patrlcla Prouty Loren Rhodes Jean Roehner Faye Rozelle James Selfrrdge Donna Smlth Robert Smlth Beverly Snyder Nancy Stewart Mabel Thomas Helen Tranowlcz Raymond Vuger NICKNAME Newt Ezzue Bush Bl y Chappre Just Pat Sunshine Mar WI Jeaner rm Boomer Ducky Pnncher Ton Gal Rosle Annie Gordy Lash Sas a poo a Rocky Punk Bo Burp Blondle Mary Bird Pep Jackie Shorty am a J ust Loren I JI Rossell lm Smitty Smitty Bevre Nance Mabe Tranny Sharple FAVORITE SONG Home On The Range Slowpoke Outside Of Heaven l ll Walk Alone Make Belleve Auf Wxedersen Sweetheart You Belong To Me Wash You Were Here Danny Boy Jazz Plzzucato Ghost Ruders ln The Half As Much You Belong To Me Slowpoke Smoke Gets ln Your Eyes No a Stardust You Were Meant For Me Stout Hearted Men Forgive Me Once ln A Whule You Belong To Me As Tume Goes By You Belong To Me Stardust l m Confessan Because You re Mlne Autumn Leaves Half As Much We re Maknng Whoopee I Went To Your Weddlng Wash You Were Here Let Nature Have lt s Way r-lalf As Much The Gurl Of My Dreams l ll Walk Alone l Went To Your Weddnng When You re ln Love Tryung Red Rnver Valley Tull The End Of Tame You Belong To Me It Makes No Dufference Now Auf Wledersehen Sweetheart Wash You Were Here Senza PET LOVE Huntlng flshrng Swlmmlng Certain redhead Eleda Jackie Art sports music Playung the trumpet Jack? Muslc W H S Money Sports Sports Young gurls Ar Money People Bug cars W Good food Skating Clarkue Girls from 6 to 60 R C W Drlvung School'-' Aur Force Having a good tlme Huntung Norm Joan OIS GS Makun Whoopee Sports A few gurls J W M Botherung people Annmals My Sparky Baseball Wrrtmg servlcemen Lors v T' N lller ss 1 1 all I , . . . . l .h T . .I - l J. . Judith Leavm Jud., Music, Maestro, Please Tall college men . . . F t I ' b . . J' ' P. J. ' ' P 1 ' L L J.- . 1 ' ' ' - J- ' M. J. zrecfv y Know rt alls Big five Two faced people Talkatnve people Havnng to hurry Pesslmlsts People who fnght Pokey people PET HATE Sour pickles w Bug deals Goung to school Two faced people Old ladnes Dolng dushes Snobs Wanting Scales Bolsterous people Fast talktng people When D A says No Late people Slow people Concelted gtrls People mundmg my busuness Bornng classes Bulcks Self centered people Possessuve people Engllsh Bormg classes Loud mouths Snobs Stralght faced llars Late people Wauttng wnth nothlng to do Loud mouths Conceuted people Sloppy eaters Lnars Dogs on paper route Housework Waltlng lronlng Dotng dishes Meeting deadllnes fl'- Jus PASTIME Huntlng Gansevoort Hotel Grand Unlon Sports Making .lackre believe Havsng fun Rollerskating Doung shorthand Mechamcal creations Hunting Rodue s Havrng fun Sklppnng school Pete s Hot Dogs Fun Talking Connue s Gardenlng Athletncs Making whoopee Sports Eating Massne s Rodte s Tennis Photography Drlvlng Talknng Petty s Servlce Statlon Shangraw s Fortsvtlle Havnng fun Dtnlng dancing Drlvxng Doing nothing Brennan s Spa Bowlnng Academy Gansevoort Warrensburg Sleepung Dreaming Writing Televlslon Talknng on phone Palntmg Q5 if '11 X J ll AMBITION Forest Ranger Carpenter Retaul Buyer Navy Raise a basketball team lntertor decorator Photographer Secretary to Ralph Flanagan Draftsman Mortlclan Graduate Cortland T C Remain a bachelor Secretary Long llfe B Sc nn Chemistry Commerclal Artlst Success College Own father s newspapers Nurse Lose welght Mllllonalre Get marrued Own car Remaun a bachelor Model Own a horse ranch Farming Make my Marque Pro sports Secretary Business of own Good wnfe Medtctne Pass History l2 Chref Operator Hsllbtlly Orchestra Happily marrued Baker Own a convertible See yearbook completed Own a car Secretary Commercual Artlst y- . E2 '7 0 ' .-5 f. xg- I- -1 x YL ' -ffl ' 1 ..! Y ' lf f': lr 'sxffl - 7, 2 B L ,W V People who don't ans er you Being with Billy Commefdal AWS? Ea I Wzll and Z? fam nf We the Class of 1953 beang of sound mand and body do hereby make the followang bequests to our fraends who remaan at South Hagh To Mr Ostrander and the Board of Educataon our sanfere thanks for the educataon and understandang gaven to us Our bleachers and books we gave to the Class of 54 To the Class of 57 we entrust our Chrastmas Homecomang Dance In leavang you thas we hope that you wall consader at your duty not to break our tradataon and that upon your graduataon yoaa wall pass at on The Senaors make the followang bequests to the Junaors To Glenn Churchall Newell Bahr walls has abalaty to get acquaanted Ronald Bahr leaves has soccer shoes to Cy Washburn Kay Bouchard wants her never faalang luck left to Varganaa Orcutt To Doras Craw and Sharley Swears Wallaam Brennan bequeaths has fraendly smale Pat Cleland s anterest an a certaan famaly as left to Ada Noyes Jack Conklan walls to Ball Glacy has abalaty to meet and get along wath garls Mary Cooper wants her place an the Swangtet gaven to lrwan Johnson To Soma Plude and Janet Dumas Jean Donnelly leaves her roller skates Wallaam Cradge bequeaths has quaet ways to Robert Jenkans Joan Chapman s place an Mrs Lashway s offace as walled to Buzzy Root To Dorothy Kaner James Dyer leaves has wat Phalap Farry bequeaths has football unaform to Gary Duell Carol Garvan wants her abalaty to get along wath people left to Carol Hawkans Jack Gatchell leaves wath d laght To Harold Granger and Gayle Petteys June Hall gaves her outstandang salesmanshap Gaal Heath washes her extra curls left to Loas lngalsbe Rosemary Ireland wants Ball Cutler to have her collectaon of puzzles and games for use an certaan classes To Betty Lou Elwell Anne Kang gaves her pony taal but keeps her blond streak Gordon Korb leaves has subtle humor to Ned Roach Gary Lashway s manner of traanang has well combed haar as gaven to Jam Cutler To Roberta Noyes Sally Lavan leaves her gagantac ten dollar words To Beverly Dow and June Landstrom Judy Leavatt bequeaths her teasang laugh Patracaa Lanehan leaves Carol Garrand and Eleda Washburn her good nature Anthony Marcaano gladly leaves has parkang space at school to Helen Brown To Jane Hanckley Bev May leaves the wash that she wall make that 300 soon Robert McMorras bequeaths has speed to Phal Chapman and Bob Daon To Carolyn Petteys Louase Maller bequeaths her love of school Mary Mallman leaves Irene her anterest an the masculane half of certaan schools Wallace Orton washes to leave has seat on the bus to Galbert Petteys and Pat Raley To Joyce Pronto Barbara Pepper gaves her fraendly charm and pleasang personalaty Jack Potter gladly bequeaths has seat an Squares to Jack Celeste To Pat Peters Betty Powers leaves her well done rob of makang programs James Pratt leaves has sleepang chaar an Englash I2 to Roberta Smath who hardly needs the class anyway Pat Prouty gaves her shorthand notebook to Irene Domany and Barbara Greenwood To Alfred Vager Loren Rhodes bequeaths has love for fun Jean Roehner leaves her muscle bualdang secret to Glenn Moore and Janace Mason Faye Rozelle leaves her successful candy sales to Daantha Lennox and Joyce Chapman To Sheala Roberts Jam Selfradge leaves has guatar Donna Smath wants her abalaty for makang whoopee gaven to Rosae Abraham Robert Smath regretfully leaves has paper route to Albert Vance Beverly Snyder bequeaths her quaetness and good manners to Malton Beakbane Nance Stewart leaves her bottle of Halo Shampoo for John Donnelly s blond tresses Mable Thomas wade collectaon of well read books as bequeathed to Danael Murray Helen Tranowacz walls her shorthand speed to Pat Haynes and Eleanor Centerbar ao James Vandercar Raymond Vager leaves has reputataon as an artast By ANNE KING and PAT LINEHAN Class Lawyers Q 1 1 a , . . 1 I - I , . , . , . ,. . . . . , . , . , . . , , . .. . . ,N . S. , . . , I r , . f , - , . , . , . , - . c , . , . 1 , . . . . I . - itowk fa U MR JUDSON W , iw J 'M 611155 of ' 9 I9 4 J :Qu fwv 'fliw Wilffr it JJ 7V fl!-f0!!41' President 'OJK J JOHN A DONNELLY My esrdenr Adwsor WALKER ILLIA C CUTLER wi WM 0-1 lf ,ffw fi JANICE O will M ,fzzlfllfiisjv W Wy lil JM Offaly 8531994 by Treasurer EDWARD A ROACH 92' F st ow l ft to ght Ned Roach She la Roberts Eleda Washb rn Gayle Petteys Ja et D as Al ce Plude Roberta Noyes Irene Mllman Sh ley S ears Pat Petes Joyce Pronto Ada Noyes Alfred r Th d John Va ce Da M ray Glen Chu ch ll V g IB Orcutt Jm Vanderca June strom V ctor Root Glenn Moore G lbert Petteys A J.. I J , ' dr 71 4 lx J, Al i in . ,lj ,Q 1 1 . ,n J X 'j 2 17 j , ,f fy . ll If l -Wu , . n 4'-aiffrf. My po , -J if . , . . f P pf , ' ,, , - f - ' P f A - X My Y ry ,-H- X J X . S lx. ' Y X X! l S, C382 l X ' l ir r , e ri 1 , i , u , , n urn , i Palmer, Carolyn Petteys, Janice Mason, Patrick Riley. Second row: Cyrus Washburn, Roberta Smith, Sonia , , i . ir w . r , , , Vige. ir row: n , n ur , r i , ir in' , i r, Lid- , l , , l A V Q ITS 1953 R I fs - ,, , A -- ' K, ' we -1 ' N n ' Q vt , . , - ' 'a I , Q, , I ' f uv -J l ew f 'P Q Q- A z . , ....,, A g . 4 my ' ,. ' ' h I 'f - V sv ,. V THE JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY LIBRARY Miss Donovan ga: lsfx Front row left to right Robert Dion Lois lngalsbe Milton Beakbane Rosemarie Abraham John Donnelly President Jane Hinckley Bill Cutler Vice President Joyce Chapman Second row Harold Granger Diantha Lennox Carol Hawkins Helene Brown Beverly Dow Irene Dommy Dot Kinner Betty Lou Elwell Erwin Johnson Third row Bill Glacy Phil Chapman Barbara Greenwood Carol Garrand anor Centerbar Pat Haynes Doris Craw Gary Duell Jack Celeste -K .D-. fo x 4 f x uqgz Vlqjf Alf r ' s 7 l wa K l f 1 The Class of 1954 began its eventful iourney through high school under the direction of Mr. Charles G. Fohl. The class chose Janice Mason to lead them, William Glacy as accountant. Virginia Orcutt, Victor Root and Alfred Viger were chosen as Student Council representatives. The big activity that year was the Freshman Frolic. Mr. Judson Walker was advisor in the Sophomore year. Alfred Viger became President, Gary Duell, Vice President, Janice Mason, Secretary, and Ned Roach, Treasurer. Helene Brown, Ada Noyes, and Alfred Viger went to Student Council. a baked goods sale was an outstanding success. As Juniors John Donnelly became President, Billy Cutler, his assistant, Janice Mason, recorder, and Ned Roach, keeper of the valuables. Alfred Viger, Ned Roach, and Helene Brown were Student Council representatives. Class rings, color, and motto were selected. The magazine campaign was a great success. Late in the year came the Junior Play, the Prom and the Banquet. Q E ,foal E23 ROOM l7 Miss Davis Q. rl? . Fu , at hx kr lx , , ' tx First row, left to right: Barbara Dewey, Francis Bovair, Gardner Congdon, Jack Baker, George Gonyea, Pete Brennan, Greg Farry, Edna Abare. Second row: Janice DeGarmo, Carla Culver, Mary Cavanaugh, , Carole Evans, Joyce Nelson, Celia Dwyer, Sandra Hanrahan. Third row: Robert Green, David Harkness, SJ Pat DeAngelo, Gary Gabriel, Herbert Laing, Tony Hanrahan, Tom Grover. Fourth row: Jimmy Cole, Ted ' Corcoran, Billy Glidden, Andy Husarik, Craig Doherty, Don Allen, Tom Durkee, George Cooper. 3 g?4 Missing: Rita Alden. A A - , by 4.4 Q,-.wr frpfwf Og 1 ' r Y I . , 1 If 4.1 R ' I , l L f i ' A W 5, 1,6 .,. .5 fn- jp - N JA J , TI..- '6cL,.4..a-4' , , A, K A w 'il f , E E f 1 If Li 'R , First row, left to right: Kay Stark, Betty Smith, Mary Lou VanVorce, Darleen Palmer, Jennie Hamilton, fy., Martha Dingman, JoAnne Smith, Marie Bolio. Second row: Joan Marie Smith, Betty McDonnell, Mary Lou Jenkins, Shirley Selfridge, Anne Purington, Joyce Shaw, Pat St. Clair, Marilyn Macklin. Third row: A Dolores Sporrer, Marlene Stearns, Jane Glacy, Claudia Thompson, Arlene Welles, Pat Coucher. Fourth ' ' f row: Jimmy Stewart, Bill Robinson, Fred Bullivant, Hank Rudio, Ken Sheerer, Eddy Prouty, Roger Feltz. Wg' N us Missing: Jane Strong, Helen Mosher. C, x Pi K . X xi X C ROOM l5 Mrs. v Vaughn '.W',5uL: I '.l,l F ' --L-3 . mb ,gil tl- i it Lli'f'. HOME EC Mass LYONS ,UV Fxrst row left to nght Phyllrs Mayott Nancy Shands Walter Walsh Donald Maxam Frances Ireland Joyce Winslow Second row Robert Jenknns Carol Stanton Faye Reynolds Betty Nelson Beatrlce McKmney Cora Van Heusen Buddy OHanIan Thurd row Walter Morgan George Washburn Leeward Rnvers Stanley Pountaun Henry La Marque Arthur Rozelle Dan Langan Fourth row Jlm St Clanr Fred Whnpple Stanley Vandercar Bob Sullnvan John Norman Terry O Neal Bull Selfrudge Keuth Short Glass af SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY 5 The Class of I955 started thelr apprentrce shlp with an active year Thenr ftrst actnvutles were a paper druve and the sale of Chrnstmas cards and candy The class chose Henry La Marque President Bob Sullnvan Vlce Presndent Jane C-lacy Andy Husarak and Frances Ireland were chosen to volce thelr oprnuons ID Student Councul The second year of apprenticeship was started wlth a bazaar They were rxchly rewarded In the end for the many hours they spent ln preparmg It They repeated theur sales on Chrustmas cards and candy wuth the same success as the year before Theur leaders thus year were Andy Husarlk, Presldent, Donald Allen, Vlce Presldent, Helen Mosher, Treasurer, and Bob Sulllvan, Secretary Davud Harkness, Frances Ireland, and Nancy Shands were sent to Student Council Advisor MISS BERENICE DAVIS ti .Y 9 ,Q A . 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' 2 6 It A ' , 2 ' , , , , , . , . . 1 1 - - , , ' , ' , , . - 2 - , . . , . . . . , , , 1 , , - I I ' I I 1 I I I rha Vi Flrst row left to rrght Dorothy Noyes Helen Haynes Betty Harrahan Mary Loutse Ireland Dorothy Magulre Clare Helwrg Second row Jean Lowe Pat Jacobte Carol Pratt Barbara Murdock Frzeda Palmer Betty Morgan Dons Hamrlton Thrrd row Duck Potter Gary Qurnn Jerry Lunehan Bull Hayes Bull Jones Bull Opalskn Lee Ostrander Charles McNulty Fourth row Ray Neuman Warren Mayott Jack Helwrg John Lockhart Paul Hubrnsky Duck Ntcholson Frank Murray George Hotfls Mnssrng Mary Ellen Kennedy Joan Powell Gerald Potter V xlib? t-5QY.Lc, grcslzmm Ftrst row left to rlght Judy Stanton Mary Robenson Carol Van Loan Joan Swears Fay Stark Mary Swears Lots Washburn Evelyn Smith Second row Aluce Sage Phyllts Stmonetta Loutse Wunch Hulda Salmonson Jane Rrchardson Jane Couchey Audrey Woodcock Sharon VanHeusen Thrrd row Jack Couchey Clayton Washburn Bull Stewart Walter Sharrow Al Wtnslow Frank Wrnslow Bob Rhodes Fourth row Jack Shtne Ray Valenttne Larry Vandercar Alphonse Trullt Charles Edwards Elmer Van RW Schauck Gary St vens Musstng Beverly Rrce Gordon Strong Stanley Thomas ff-7'0'LQ, W ANLAVDLJ SHOP Mr. Smhh ROOM B I Mlss Herrmann ft 3' 3531325 Gulf' Flrst row left to right Dorothy Call Jo o n Dxxon Davnd Dudley Bob Friday David Drew Beverly Abare C a Sue Butler Second row Dorothy Center bar Jane Bullard Arlene Ernst lone Hamelln Phyllis Chapman Carmen Dwyer Loulse Barney Thurd o Bob Dyke Jack Butler Edmund Crldge Phulup Grrard Donald Austm Bal her Chns Dorvee emifilsi To as 511155 of 3.335 The Freshman Class has lust begun nts ap prentlceshlp In hugh school under the able drrec tlon of Mass Anne Marne Herrmann George Hof fls Presudent Walter Sharrow Vlce Presrdent Dorothy Noyes, Secretary, and Lots Washburn, Treasurer, led the class through its flrst year The Student Council representatives were Mary Louise Ireland, Faye Stark and Bob Rhodes The class cheerfully scoured the village for newspapers and magazmes Qtvhlch they success fully converted unto cash for their future actuvn tres However, the Freshmen dld not spend all thelr time studying or making money On St Patrlck's Day everyone enloyed dancung and games that hughlughted their fnrst class party 196 MISS ANNE MARIE HERRMANN Advisor N sf K- is T ,s s ' f ' ' - , e. 4 U :YW M -lg? . H . A ...-. A N ' X K-if 35 yr L Z fgfib, . ,y s Us 9 ls.. , 1 . Y , Q V T I 5 fl 5 :J A ' 'il' sl. ' , U ' : , ,J h ' , ' , I I .I . . I . I . , Q - l r 5 1 1 1 . . . I . I . I . l 'Kb Xl x ' E f Q . 5' lFirst How Ju na row: eux ROOM 1 0 Baker Jackson Roberta Henderer Wllllam Glfford Nell Green Bob Conklin y Marlene LaBarge Second row Bertha Gallup Jamce Hewlett Brennan Nancy Gilman Janice Granger Jamce McEwan Vuvlan McGowan Third row left t rnghti Cllff d Hoag Douglas Harkness Gordon Gruffm Kenneth Francis Gene Glacy Kenneth Cary R nald Cormeau Greenwood Mussmg Donald Corlew Sandra Green ROOM 14 Mrs KeHeher lb Jw WW ,F Ml zglzflz Grade AW, Lvl! J as Q7 First row left to rught Judy Ensmnnger James Butler Larry French Deborah Corlew obert Bennett Jerry Ash Andrea Abare Second row Mary Lou Bruce Donna Colvin Ruth Beagle enuse Bellenger .loan Canales Donna Copeland Arlene Brown Third row Charles Bowen Wayne on Garry Bruce Edward Harder Davud Culver Joe Cavanaugh Alfred Beakbane Mussung Davud nnett 'T1'?S 3411-Q I Mr. , rdll V A A r , I . I : 1 , l ' Z 3 .Ir I , . I . I . I . . n . I , x . I , . 1 l ll , . L l' ' A ' . Q9 -av Af of . t W l y J Vp gl Pl , . . J, Dull 40,7 07. 'rp tis, K: b .A Q ' L-4' Liv- Cl-bwlx . ,J .' A , 1 ' , I I I , A ' X ' 1 D , , . ' ' : ' . . W D ll 1,5 I sl ' , 5 0 'M' gl lb ' , 2 ' 0 he ' at , l rl ., V J. 1 l 5 , , 'l 1 fd f' Q J ,acl . J B. l M W, t ll I' ROOM l6 M Hull NIYL Furst row left to rught Carla Petteys Judy Couchey d Robnllard Dale Jones Gary Pronto Colm Johnson Arthur Rivers Judy Pountam bara Rxchardo econd row Patrucla Newhard Estella Palmer Lynn Osburg Joan Ruchardson Myrtle Pa'll'1-yor San Powers Margaret Mclinnney Charles Fredrick Thlro row Robert Ross James Klaus Robert L mgston Davnd Kober Wnlllam Blake Ray mond Prouty Robert Lemery Mussvng Patrtt Mason X Qufuy if ifkafewxjfal M4 'M 81 htlz Gradewdf ,v,If'J g ft' LAK ef U ella ARR 4 W g I-Q, 04' -, fx 1 s Luf't5.,U . . iff , ' Q :J . V 3 ,, S fx r. ' 4IlVL' s U . A 1 1 - l I 1 Aki... g!5Vw-L J :.,a-. K , , ei x , a 1 , ,K , r K J l ' l I zz J Al ' L 0 f' ' ,A f A , F' K- ff! JJ ' 'l ' 7, .1 L. ff All' 2 C be +- fi f a, go fl' ' D Q Q S We wif, P view Q lla A ' ' cf- C f- 'if , , , , ti, , r , 1 url Q-Ik 1, . 'S - ' , f 5 . xv V' ' Q C-. 2 ' Lf J . X - Y ,K X ' , ' . 1 , , , ' , I' ,ev . . . D B , . 1 x. . . . M 5 ,P -':. 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' .iQ A ' ' 'Lat X 4 J S L Q . fr .L 'ft-df ll Fnrst row left to right Betty Lou Washburn Judy Wakely Robert Cava Patrlck Russo Rogergmegf Leona Trombley Bernlce Whute Eleanor Wmslow Second row Betty Shaw Carol Pratt Gladys Sage Lucy Taylor Lynda Sherman Janlce Slmonetta Barbara Sheerer Thnrd row Peter Terp Duane Reynolds Raymond Smnh Leo Tranowucz Harold Vance Robert Whyland Davnd Walker Mnssmg Ronald Shaw 1 1 I BOARD ROOM Mrs Feathers Mr Rock x H, 1 ROOM B3 Mrs Norton ta 1 ijt Ftrst row left to ftght Davnd Allen Dolores Colvtn Shirley Kloss Patructa Elltthorpe Mary Loutse McBrtde Florence Jenktns Moms Framts Second row Rchard Potter Barbara Mull Jantce Lennon Sandra Coulter Fay Hopluns Nellte lotner Davtd Cameron Thlrd row Roger Mayott Culver Johnson Q K James Leombruno Charles Graves J mes Smtth James Dtcktnson Rlchard Jenklns Merwtn Crowe Not tn plcture Ronald Dnngman Ralph Dow fx Seventh Grade gf ' 25,6522 M W Ftrst row left to rtght Lnnda Pronto w Geral rd Tennant Harold Wtmr-nette '-'lenry Sporrer Joan Stewart Anne Squtres Second row Edvvn S aw Robert Handeer Charlene Pike Anne Stearns Nancy Steele Peter Senecal John Wtnslow Thtrd row Phtlap Stevens Louis Quacken bush Edward Salrrtonson Wtlltam Tranowlcz Conrad Sharrow ROOM 8 Feathers t my -E ' i I if vii -Ht as ' A 'fi Q V. 'Q Q Q Q95 , n . il H , at i i f4' - , f 0 ' , , : . y H pf Q' 65 5 j ,TIA P I J ' - -- - A Q1 Or Q ' ,f J' -'af V ' ,f . 1 J Y y vfx . 14,1 I . p If rj gf If N- AJ F'l'l'lJ J A Xxx! ,fc A f tt ' f' y: Y J If Q I . I . . A .IFA -,,' l 1 2 l , ' , I N I I I . - . t ., I . - lj ,,,. T lol 0 Eyre S E , . Q ' 'L S S S f- Y 7555. ' , . Mr. x' ' Y . I A J, pi: xy I l I 3 l .. . 7:50-1 L ' ROOM 8 Mrs. Horton 4 5 RA W Q ' A 2 . .i t X' t ,T Li i F A N vt 5'f f 'f'g 'Q' 'J First row, left to right: George Missita, Earl Flellwig, Dorothy Pollock, Sylvia Clam Eileen Dyke, Donald Bovair, Richard Farry, Harold Tennant. Sefond row: Patricia Powell, Sharon Coulter,,Betsy Blodgett,,f Lois Lyons, Lynda Hull, Leona Miner, .loan Fleming, Ronald Rudio. Third row: Bruce Sauter, Thomas La Marque, Stephen Dickinson, Richard Sweet, Richard Bodette, Bernar iner, Stephen Borgos. Missingzx Willard Bruce, Eunice Richardson. I yf, X . 1 :J VI X I U ,rf T M1201 L li ' I ' I -X an W 7 Wi' V l E R, FL S it ' fbi X l . ,fi , ' ' ' ,,i,'i- , , ' ,L l L' -, - s i rl!! 1,1-AMY U ffl f X' '5 . ' 1 i ft A. J , ., it Klftyflff 617113 f , .fit-I x H .fx t 'QV .F .1 Jed: ' w First row, left to right: Robert Linindoll, Richard Vanderwerker, Susan Hardick, Barry MacEwan, John I Missita, Mary Flanders, Stephen Blakeslee, Russell Greenwood, Second row: Rita Jones, Jo Anne Deso, Annie McBride, Eileen Murray, Sheryl Smith, Carolyn Celeste, 'Pat Elder, Gwen Potter, Lynda Borgos. , ' Third row: Norman Ramsey, George Normandin, Kenneth Wimmette, Joe Penor, Ralph Palmer, Robert ' l Q WKXQ Bolton, David Dyer, James Norman. Missing: Janet Brennan. -P Q' ' 4 ROOM Vaughn x ' ,D X Z Pfvv- k , X -ei I, U-I ru 1, N . 'hy,,yk gi? 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The Student Councrl was set up some years ago to bridge the gap between the student body and the admxnrstratron There are sixteen members three each from grades 9 I2 and two each from grades 7 and 8 The present members were elected In the frrst school electron held last sprung The two partues campaigned for three weeks The electron proved very satusfactory as a good set of representatuves was elected The Student Council concerns Itself mainly wuth school dlsclpllne and athletics Money from athletnc actlvltles rs used to pay ex penses and purchase equipment that wull benefit the school An electric scoreboard for the new gym will be purchased soon Advrsor Season ticket sales reached an all tame hugh of erght hundred Mr Leon Sparlmg dollars this year as students and adults showed thelr Interest rn South Hugh The Councrl sponsored the first night football game an our schools history When hundreds turned out for the game the members were well rewarded for the time and effort spent With careful supervuslon and student co operation It IS certain that uture Stude Councils will be better than those rn the past xl Vx XL s.f 44' Seated left to right Joe Cavanaugh and Pat Newhard 8th grade Gordon Korb Semor President Alfred Vrger Jumor Vnce Presldent Rosemary Ireland Semor Treasurer Frances Ireland Sophomore Secretary Conrad Sharrow 7th grade Mary Lourse Ireland Freshman Ned Roach Jumor Standung Anne Squares 7th Grade Faye Stark Freshman Helene Brown Jumor Duck Bodette 7th grade Carol Garvm Semor Douglas Harkness Sophomore Bob Rhodes Freshman Nancy Shands Sophomore Betsy Blodgett 7th grade I . ' I ' I . 6 . . ' . - . I . . ,fx 2 , ' r I 1 .Ps xllr' KKLL 4, Y so Q' s if I -1 L I LL -. J 'NIJ Eve UL ,La LA X ' , kr wr., 1 Ill!! .3 -- L, va xy . L' , rl my any LII' ' FJ' 1 ,W - - girl , s ,, G ,K .. if x F . . I Y - T ua' if ' ' T, T I' 4 r u -I C, . ... - A ur I rx- 1 ,, ' I , , 1 l I I T' I r 'x R li 5 - AJ'1+ 1 11 nw 1 - W Furst row left to rught Pat Prouty Mabel Thomas Tony Marcuano Pat Lunehan Jean Donnelly Kay Bouchard Second row Carol Garvm Anne Kung Nance Stewart Sally l.avun Pat Cleland Bev Snyder Thlrd row Gary Lashway Bob McMarrns Rosemary Ireland Mary Cooper Phul Farry Fourth row Bull Crldge Loren Rhodes Bull Meyer James Pratt Ray Vtger Washing an Klub Mass Berennce Davas Members of the Washington Club are those Seniors Interested In making a trup to htstorlc Washington and New York Cnty Thus as prumanly an educational tour made each year durtng sprung vacatuon The trap began on Frnday when they lourneyed to New York by bus After seeing Radio Cnty Musnc Hall Broadway televlslon shows and the Manhattan skyllne they left for Washington on Easter Sunday Hlghllghts of the stay In the Dtstrlct ot Columbia were vnslts to Mount Vernon Annapolus the Lubrary of Congress our Capltol bunldung and the monuments of some ofthe men who made America great After seetng the beautlful Shenandoah Valley and the caverns they returned to New York vla Pennsylvanna The club was under the able durectuon of Mass Davis who graclously consented to chaperone them ln three years of preparatxon the members ralsed money wnth baked goods sales but took the cake wrth the tnrst tall dance In their Sensor year I S fl, ' A he -1. . X ' x x , : 1 1 1 1 1 . Z 1 1 1 1 1 - : , 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I .ag T' s JUNIORS Front row, left to right: Roberta Smith, Roberta Noyes, Helene Brown. Second row: Dorothy Kinner, Janice Mason. Third row: Ned Roach, Irene Millman, Pat Hay- nes. Fourth row: June Lidstrorn, Barbara Greenwood. Fifth row: Virginia Orcutt, James Vandercar, Doris Craw. ,4 r aufhmd Stuff f 'vi QF' 'ln il gf ADVISORS Coordinator, Miss Agnes Peria, Art and Layout, Mr. A. Morton Raych, Busi- ness, Mrs. Isabel Vaughng Literary, Mr. Leon Sparling. SENIORS Front row, left to right: Kay Bouchard, James Pratt. Second row: Ronald Bahr, Beverly May, Tony Marciano. Third row: Mabel Thomas, Pat Prouty. Fourth row: Jean Roehner, Pat Linehan, Jean Donnelly. Fifth row: James Selfridge, Carol Garvin. Sixth row: Gordon Korb, Robert McMorris, Bill Brennan. Seventh row: Jack Potter, Jack Conklin. Y7 C7 W ax-In 'Wx f 1 t...4.alN Furst row left to right .lam Seltrudge Carol Garvin Anne Kung Pat Cleland .lean Donnelly Rosemary lreland Ray Vlger Second row Fred Bulnvant Martha Dlngman Phyllrs Mayott Mary Cavanaugh Beatrnce McKlnney Jack Baker Third row Ar: Rozelle Bully Robertson John Norman Stanley Vandercar Tony Hanrahan ll o X ti Fnrst row left to rnght Soma Plude Roberta Smith Dan Murray .lnm Vandercar Pat Rlley Roberta Noyes lrene Mlllman Margorne Hamelun Second row Dorothy Call Cora Sue Butler Carol Van Loan Evelyn Srnrth Dorothy Centerbar Carmen Dwyer Beverly Abare Jo Cooper Thlrd row Clayton Washburn Bull Stewart Jack Butler Paul Hubtnsky Jack Shane Bully Hayes Gary Quinn Duck Potter xl xnxx, Mil-IB? A 'J' 'qs4 ' Advisor A Morton Raych Dcbafc Klub The long awaited Debate Club has this year been formed by Mr. Harold Vaughn. lts purpose is to pro- mote ease in public speaking and to conduct inter- scholastic debates Some members of the club helped Mr Vaughn con duct the local and county American Legion Oratorlc Contest held at school early in December This years topic for debate was Resolved That the Atlantic Pact Nations should form a Federal Union The events that highlighted this year s program were a debating tournament and an assembly The first leaders of the club were Carol Evans President Stanley Vandercar Vice President Pat Clel and SecretaryTreasurer Advisor Mr Harold Vaughn First row left to right Phyllis Mayott Pat Cleland Stanley Vandercar Carol Evans Irene Millman Mary Cavanaugh Second row Jack Baker Fred Bullivant Robert Dion David Drew David Dudey Third row Thomas Durkee Ken Sheerer Billy Fisher V-rw - 1 - u I . ,, . . . , : I I I I ' . , ' . I : I I I I I ' : I I 1 r - : 1 1 ' 1 'QS' I ' ' ' 11 J , .-a ny ,X . T mf' if , .2 T W if J 'K ' g . .tt . 'ff ' ' :QI A . V., I i 5 I I U' Q . V r Var :fy ,cc A H 1 af' Stanley Wa, E I Vandercar 'n Culler nm Multon Cutler B kb ea ane TN W i Gary Harold Duell Granger Ned R h Newell oac Bah! lm Vandercar n Ferry Jack Gatchell Loren Jack Rhodes Celeste Vuctor Bo Roo' McMorns John Gary Donnelly Lashway The Varsity Club composed of selected Varslty lettermen promotes better sportsmanship on and off the fleld and court The members also try to create greater pride In South Hugh The boys conduct the annual Intramural basketball tournament and furmsh the award trophy To ranse money for awards and sweaters for members they sell hot dogs coffee and coke at the games The social actlvutles Include the annual lmtlatlon the fall Varsity Hop and the stag plcnuc In June Advisor Mr Lyle Gray Advlsor Mr Murry O Nell Q if 61 0 of 1 I T , g , j . I Q K. J I Q K Q l - - ' 1 T - ff fi if ern 7 3? ,V V K . Q f .N IJ 1 J. ' i N .Aj l' ff a My, J . K X K 1 'M , g 1 lp J' K I Ni 'H H 1 Ph'l ce 'fl l T 'T I I I i ni b . V. .. G Furst row left to rught Dons Craw Anne Kung Sally Lavm Roberta Noyes Janlce Mason Joyce Pronto Second row Mary Loulse Ireland Dorothy Noyes Irene Mnllman Eleanor Centerbar Phyllls Sumonetta Jane Couchey Audrey Woodcock Thlrd row Davud Dudey Charles McNulty Gary Stevens Paul Hubnnsky Walter Sharrow Lee Ostrander Gary Quunn ,Cv Cfcrclc Qranmrs Mass Agnes Perla Fnrst row left to rnght Kay Bouchard Jean Roehner Rosemarne Abraham Joan Chapman Patrncna Lmehan Joan Marne Smxth Sandra Hanrahan Second row Robert Dnon Celsa Dwyer Carol Pratt Jane Phul Gnrard Andy Husaruk John Norman Wllllam Glldden Gordon Korb Henry La Marque up 1. 0-Q . , W , 9 ll f M. M. Bullard, Betty McDonald, Janice DeGarmo, Jack Baker. Third row: 1, 2 Q ' X 1 4 05 if D I ., D ' C , ' ' 'ra n ' A 1 's 51 W , Io' 4 . . A ,ilfzlili ,Nafio al flawr Society 15 so x f GORDON KORB ROSEMARY IRELAND JUDITH LEAVITT NANCY STEWART The Mohucan Chapter of the National Honor Socnety was organuzed In South Hugh th s year under a charter granted by the National Assoclatlon of Secondary School Pnncupals Four charter members of the Mohucan Chapter were tapped by members of the Lampldarlan Chapter of Schuylervulle on March I7 1953 These Stewart Membershup nn thus socxety represents the hlghest honor whlch the school can confer on an nndzvudual student The constitution of thus natnonal organization recognizes four carcllnal obgectrves as fundamental ln all educational practices scholarship character service and leadership and only those students who best exemplrfy all of these qualmes are elected to membership The arms of the society are to hold before the school scholarly habrts to engage In worthy service and to lead forward In all thnngs that wrll advance the welfare of the school t s i charter members were Gordon Korb, Rosemary Ireland, Judith Leavitt and Nancy .f , t , 5? ww I W 2' 5' 'L .P . P' , 1' 3,5 gl fx, 15' '5 f . - 4 S Qi . u Q 3 ' :6'?wV?gA -Q' 1 5 'ra 4 ,l?' in I-.g W ivjjn n r 2' 3 I Q 5 r'C '3'- 1. . I I QQ V L P 5 CELLO First row left to right Barbara Dewey, Dorothy Noyes Lee Ostrander Phyllis Mayott, Diantha Lennox BASS Second row Edmund Cridge William Cridge PIANO Mary Cooper, ff PM lv VIOLINS-First row, left to right: Mary Louise Ireland, Betsy Blodgett, Gladys Sage, Beverly Rice, Mary Lou Andrews, Sheila Roberts. Second row: James Vanclercar, Chris Dorvee, Bernice White, Ada Noyes, Douglas Harkness, Larry Vandercar BRASS-First row, left to right: Dorothy Kinner, David Walker, Alice Palmer, Roberta Noyes. Second row: Gary Stevens, Greg Farry, Joyce Pronto. Third row: Conrad Sharrow, Richard Nicholson. WOODWIND-Ann Squires, Irene Millman, Lynda Hull, Lynda Sherman. Missing: Glenn Churchill, Roger Hamelin. xwis DRUMS AND SOUSAPHONES-Seated: Thomas Grover, Larry Vandercar. Standing: Conrad Share row, William Cridge, Don Allen. Missing: Erwin Johnson. vi FRED M HULL N 1 s A ox, xiii' Band and Orchestra Director WOODWIND-First row, left to right: lrene Mill- man, Warren Mayott, Charles Wright, James Klausner. Second row: Lynn Osburg, Gary Lash- way, Robert McMorris, John Lockhart, Carol Sar- vin. Third row: Deborah Corlew, Sandra Hanra- han, Arlene Wells, Lynda Sherman, Lynda Hull. Missing: Glenn Churchill, Roger Hamelin. BRASS-First row, left to right Dorothy Kinner, Alice Palmer, David Walker, Roberta Noyes, Joyce Pronto. Second row: Greg Farry, Pat Russo, Gary Stevens, Richard Nicholson. Third row: Jack Conk- lin, Henry Rudio, Edmund Cridge, Missing: Walter Sharrow. +4 l- BASSES-First row, left to right: Tony Hanrahan, Stanley Vandercar, Larry Vandercar, James Vandercar, James Pratt. Second row: James Cutler, Robert McMorris, Jack Baker, Gordon Korb, Third row: Bill Vleyer, Robert Sullivan, Gary Lashway, Loren Rhodes, Andrew Husarik. 'if M ir N..-1' '7 1' MRS. L Direcyor OSS OUISE B ALTOS-First row, left to right: Jean Roehner, Donna Smith, Judy Stanton. Second row: Sally Lavin, Marlene Stearns, Carol Stanton. Third row: Joyce Pronto, Cecia Dwyer, Carol Pratt. Fourth row: Carol Garvin, Ada Noyes, Virginia Orcutt. Fifth row: Pat Linehan, Mariorie Hamelin, Jane Glacy. TENORS-First row, left to right Jerry Linehan George Hoffis William Robertson David Flagg Ned Roach. Second row: Alvin Winslow Jack Butler Gary Steve s C rms Dor Mya Elm al EEL! il SOPRANOS-First row, left to right: Pat Prouty, Janice Mason, Faye Rozelle, Rosemarie Abra- ham. Second row: Phyllis Mayott, Beverly Dow, Lois lngalsbe. Third row: Mary Cavanaugh, Joyce Winslow, Sheila Roberts. Fourth row: Mary Lou Jenkins, Carol Hawkins, Patricia Jacobie. Fifth row: Sharon Van Heusen, Barbara Dewey, Car- men Dwyer, Sixth row: Marilyn Macklin, Jane Hinckley, Betty Lou Elwell. Seventh row: Barbara Greenwood, lrene Millman, Carolyn Petteys, Eighth row: Nancy Stewart, Jane Bullard, Martha Dingman. Ninth row: Gail Heath, Carol Garrand, Arlene Ernest. Q X Q F3 Wf- 'Nvtx N V K f Jqqx do 1' fig ,A 444 fgnmwfi CHARLES CORNELL TE? SPORTS at SOUTH HIGH ROBERT BOYLE Class of T943 BULLDOGS vs CORINTH Class of 1950 Sparta l r gLV1hQ-o oi I ' S f1p7f7G DU. I U ,noi ind -Q any Sept Sept Oct Oc Oct Oct Oct Front row left to rtght Jack Mayott Edm Harkness Bull Gltdden Scott Gray mascot Second row Cutler Gary Duell Loren Rhodes Co Captatn Phtl Farry Alfred Vtger Mtlton Beakbane Kesth Short Eddue Prouty und C .lack Celeste Gary Lashway Co Captatn Bull Thurd row Coach Lyle Gray Andy Husartlc Don Allen Davtd Flagg Asst tant Manager Ned Roach Manager Fourth row Greg Farry Fred Bulltvant John Norman Hank Rudro Jtm Stewart and Lee Rivers SCHEDULE 1952 They Warrensburg Carnbrlclge Salem Greenwtch Ballston Hooslck Falls Schuylervtlle ff g17l7f6llff I , 1 J 4fx ff I COACH LYLE GRAY QPM 'T'- I JACK CELESTE GARY LASHWAY BILL CUTLER GARY DUELL LOREN RHODES PHIL FARRY with COACH GRAY VICTORY AGAIN WORM'S-EYE VIEW OF THE BENCH Under the guidance of Coach Lyle Gray, South High's football team wrapped up another good season. Although the squad had only two veterans from the previous championship team, the squad worked hard and, when the dust cleared, it sported a 4-2-1 record. When game time rolled around at Warrensburg, it found Bill Cutler and Loren Rhodes at ends, Jack Celeste at center and Gary Lashway, Phil Farry and Gary Duell in the backfield. South High won this game 40-24. The squad had little trouble in beating Cambridge 49-6 and then came the all important Salem game. The game was played under the lights before a crowd of over one thousand. lt could have gone either way, but Salem finally squeezed out a 13-6 victory in a game that had fans talking for weeks. The Bulldogs played Greenwich in another thriller which ended in a 26-26 tie. The following Saturday we iourneyed to Ballston. It lust wasn't our day and the final tally showed Ballston 40 to South High's 27. South High, looking the best they had all year, then rebounded and defeated Hoosick Falls 38-l2. The Bulldogs ended their season on a winning note by defeating Schuylerville 33-l7. At the end of the season, South High was honored when the Tri-County League chose Phil Farry to play first string back, Loren Rhodes second team end and Gary Lashway second team back, on the All-Star Team. - 9. A? QQ O N99 ,-- 'V . 908 'liii' Seated, left to right: David Culver, Robert Ross, Bob Conklin, Dave Kobar, George Missita, Edward Greenwood, Charles Fredricks, Gordon Griffin, Pat Russo. Second row: Ronnie Bahr, Bill Brennan, Jack Potter, Jack Conklin, Bob McMorris, Jack Gatchell, Bill Meyer. Third row: Victor Root, Manager, Artie Rozelle, Jim Vandercar, Jim Cutler, John Donnelly, Ken Sheerer, Larry Vandercar, Cy Washburn, Coach O'Neil, Fourth row: Billy Hayes, George Washburn, Paul Hubinsky, Peter Brennan, Dick Potter, David Drew, Walter Walsh. Sac cr Zlzampiou 1952 The South High soccer team, piloted by Coach Murry O'Neil, came through this year to finish up co- champions with Luzerne in the Tri-County League. Led by Co-Captains Jack Potter and Jack Conklin, they flashed a 7 win, 3 ties and no loss record, when the final whistle was blown. The game that sent the team to the sectionals was the win over Lake George, when goalie Jack Potter made a sensational stop of a final-minute penalty kick, to give South High a l-O victory. For the first time in the squad's history, they went to the sectionals, but dropped a close decision to Corinth 2-l in the.first game. ' COACH MURRY O'NElL Coach O'Neil is not too happy over the prospect of having to replace these seven Senior Soccer players: Kneeling, left to right: Ronnie Bahr, Jack Potter, Bill Brennan, Jack Gatchell. Standing: Bob McMorris, Bill Meyer, Jack Conklin. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct 'k SOCCER SCHEDULE 1952 Argyle Luzerne Bolton cccc Corinth , Hartford 7 -Lake George Argyle , , 7 Luzerne L . -Bolton L ,cc, 7 -Hartford -Lake George Denotes non-league game A 1-H I 'Nr' ghampiau iFort Edward ,, Qiiiiiiiiia 56 ia' BW HMS' Kneeling: Victor Root, Manager, Murray O'Neil, Coach, Robert McMorris, Manager. Standing: Jack Gatchell, Bill Brennan, Gary Lashway, Jack Potter, Bill Cutler, Craig Doherty, Jack Celeste, John Don- nelly, Gary Duell, Phil Farry. South High had only two regulars back from their 1951-52 championship squad to serve as a nucleus for building the rest of the club. However, the Bulldogs showed plenty of fight and determination and again landed up on the top as Co- champs of the Saratoga County League. Jack, Potter, considered the number one high school ball player in the area, was the backbone of the club as he amassed a total of 489 points and set a new school and eastern New York 'scoring record with 51 points in the Hudson Falls game. Jack Celeste tallied 223. Other Iettermen who contributed much to the team were John Donnelly, Bill Cutler, and Craig Doherty, all rebound artists, and Jack Gatchell, the spark-plug who held the team together so many times. After taking the measure of Ballston 64-42 in a post-season playoff, the Bulldog hoopsters missed a sectional bid as they lost a 51-49 thriller to Corinth in the final play-off game. With four out of six Iettermen returning, the Bulldogs are waiting for next year when they'll be feasting their greedy eyes on their third straight Saratoga County League Trophy and a sectional bid. WE THEY Ballston . ,aa 64 54 'Burnt Hills ....., . , 'Corinth ,M W , 61 54 Schuylerville s,,,,,, ' Hudson Falls ......... .62 46 'Greenwich . . . Fort Edward .,..,,.., 69 60 Hoosick Falls ..,.,.,.,, .2 Burnt Hills .,,.,, ,,..,,., 5 1 60 'Stillwater ,.,,, 'Schu lerville .... . 53 48 Greehwich . ......,... 55 48 PLAYOFF GAMES K k 'Hoosick Pans ............ ss 51 Ballston ..,..,.... 7777764 d Stillwater 7 ffff ........ 5 2 60 fat Corinthj 'Balls-l0I'l ----- ........ 3 7 47 Corinth ...,s,,s,.,.,v,.,,,, 49 Corinth ......,,,. 58 65 Hudson Falls ....,..,,.,. 79 47 'Denotes home games THEY 58 46 61 46 64 42 51 juniar Var ity l6'a kcfb ll Coach Sal Fedele's Bulldog pups got off to a bad start in their 1952-53 season and iust couldn't seem to get started until mid-season. When things were brighten- ing up, Andy Husarik was called up to Varsity and it no doubt hurt the squad. The J.V.'s were fed by their bucket man, Don Allen, who poured through a sea- son's total of 193 points, and by scrappy forward Jim Cutler, who bucketed 154 points. Dick Potter and Bob Farry improved steadily and showed plenty of poten- tially for future years as the former scored 98 and the latter 88 points. Much credit must also be given to Andy Husarik who tallied 77 points in 12 games and tfplkrfu to the keen ball handling of Ned Roach who hooped 73. li assi M .., X ' fait if M rf 'C 'V lip ll WL Pa,.f Q Q X L nfl' K 3 IIL X L ,f WE THEY WE THEY Ballston 4 7,,,,a 33 47 'Ballston ,oo,,oo.oa..AA,,c 550 44 Corinth fff.....A.d .,A7,, 3 3 38 Corinth ,,....,,,.accc..ccc. 41 43 Hudson Falls ...aaa..,aaa 42 45 'Fort Edward aaa........s.c 47 56 Fort Edward ....d bd,,,, 5 4 48 'Hudson Falls .sssccsss 5 ,44 65 Burnt Hills ..dbbd. ,,.,,, 3 5 38 'Burnt Hills ...... - cccccccc 45 49 5Cl1UYlerville . .,7,. 58 33 Schuylerville oo..oa,..., 543 47 Greenwich bbb.. 7 ,,tas 55 39 'Greenwich .ov..., 44 51 'Hoosick Falls ....Vv..., ,51 24 Hoosick Falls ..,..oaooaaa 37 25 Slillwaier .,...,. ..,s , 52 Q28 'Stillwater ,,,,,,s,,s,. 23,68 37 f lf X 'Denotes home games A F 1 f , 1-li . NJ V tfff' rx f f'L'. 1- P , , A K M . I . KR i Q X , X kg :Ig L ' . l C ff ,j x 1' Nxt! kj 4- i ' ,K L . be -fo of ff K l l l 4 lx- ' N K PWM' 5 3 N-' r t 1 I. ,. 4 Kneeling: Manager Bob Rhodes, Greg Parry, Bob Farry, Dick Potter, Ned Roach, Arthur Rozelle, David Flagg, Hank Rudio, Manager. Standing: Gary Gabriel, Jim Cutler, Don Allen, Larry Vandercar, Coach Sal- vatore Fedele, Bob Sullivan, Andy Husarick, Jim Stewart, Bob Dion. l l Q 1 1. First row, left to right: Jack Potter, Ned Roach, Dick Allen, Ed Potter, John Noyes, Jack Celeste, Gary Duell. Second row: Jack Conklin, Phil Fgrry, Gary Lashway, Clint Chapman, Bill Cutler. Third row: Victor Root, Manager, Leeward Rivers, Milton Beakbane, Don Allen, Dave Flagg, Lyle Gray, Coach. Baseball 1952 ln 1953, Coach Lyle Gray's diamoneers wound up another successful baseball season, winning 7 while losing 5. Sparked by the high, hard one of ace chucker Jack Potter and the steady clubbing of Clint Chapman C3335 and Dick Allen l.3l6J, the squad rolled through their Saratoga County League schedule with but 2 defeats. The team, which carried the Bulldogs through most of their encounters, found Ed Potter at the backstop with brother Jack or Gary Duell chuck- ing. Dick Allen held down first while the rest of the infield posts were operated by Ned Roach at second, John Noyes at shortstop, and Jack Celeste SCHEDULE WE THEY Glen Falls, home .,... ..... 7 l Fort Edward, away eeeeee ,,.., l 6 Argyle, home ,......... .,..,,.. 8 16 Greenwich, away .....,. ,lo l 'Hoosick Falls, home ,eee .,-..... I 0 7 Corinth, away ., 5 l Glens Falls, away ..... ..... 4 7 'Burnt Hills, away .,... ...., 2 4 Ballston, home ......,.. ..-..... 5 4 'Stillwater, home ,v,,. .,,.g,,, 'l 6 7 i'SchuylervilIe, away .... .,,,,,,, 1 4 9 Corinth, Rec. Field PLAYOFF .,,.,-.,.,...,.,. ,---- 4 6 'Denotes League Game at the hot corner. Clint Chapman, Gary Lashway, and Phil Farry roamed in the outer gardens. Re- serves included Dave Flagg, Bill Cutler, Don Allen, and Jack Conklin. The Bulldogs went through their regular sea- son League play with a 6 win, l loss record which threw them into a tie for first with Corinth. A playoff followed with the Graymen coming out on the short end of a 6-4 verdict which Corinth pulled out of the fire in the last inning. It was a heartbreaker to lose but the boys took it in stride and once again went up the cry wait till next year . Tennis Hlzampzm 1952 South High's T952 net men completed another undefeated season and once again vvon the Sara- toga County League Championship. The six man squad consisted of Loren Rhodes, first singles, Bob NlcMorris, second singles, and Newell Bahr, third singles, while Dave Gabriel, Harold Granger and Bill Glacy all alternated in the doubles as Coach Lewis Smith saw fit. Our first match was with Corinth, whom we defeated in a nail-biting match by a score of 3-2. ' CL The team next iourneyed to Ballston where they won by a score of 4-l. The Bulldogs improved as time vvent on and at Schuylerville they easily vvon a 5-O victory. Sparfs Snap if'-TONE GAM fs. A I ,5 .9 2.15 L f ,P H04 A r Bob McMorris, Newell Bahr Loren Rhodes, Bill Glacy Absent. Harold Granger, Dave Gabriel. The squads last game was with undefeated Greenwich. Although the match was evenly played, South High finally emerged victorious and as a result, still holds the distinction of never losing a tennis championship in the Saratoga County League. t'FW liEEi-,.LT, J L lligigpsigx FAL , . i g , Q T x ' 'ffffeifxalf lwlogrilriiw W' i' KICK OFF ISPM. Q 792 B gift P5 45 l ir! f ERA R M we OP DANCE Qsgaf Degas GIRL WITH A SHUTTLECOCK Jean-Baprisre Simeon Chardin Sparta Co-Captain JEAN ROEHNER SALLY LAVIN JOAN CHAPMAN JANE HINCKLEY DONNA SMITH Co-Captaun KAY BOUCHARD , Af WW fy 671 cr Klldfl' K T to wun so don t guve un Fught fught fught fught fught us the spurut erleaders as they cheer the Bulldogs to vuctory y un the fall the gurls unterested un cheerleadung are assugned to groups under th leadershup of gurls who have already been cheerleaders and who must also try out agaun About fufty gurls try out each year For fuve days the gurls practuce the cheers whuch they have selected for the outs Muss Cornell wuth a commuttee of faculty members choose from thus ,group the Varsuty Junuor Varsuty and Mudget squads The cheerleaders are chosen for theur appearance personaluty and co ordunatuon un doung the motuons and lumps The sux Varsuty gurls cheer the football and Varsuty basketball team The Junuor Varsuty cheer for soccer and Junuor basketball whule the Mudgets who are chosen to gaun experuence cheer durung the home J V games The cheerleaders practuce one nught and one actuvuty peruod a week They also have pep assemblues where they teach theur new cheers to the students Durung the game they try to encourage sportsmanshup and lead the spectators un support of the team The cheerleaders watch that scoreboard but wun or lose they are un ut to the funush 0 up . . , . . . ..... .. ve ' - , , - , , I T ' f . , . , I I - , , I0 Advlk M155 0' ly HELEN CORNELL Var My Hlzeer ,Calder 1 Left vo nght CO CAPTAIN Loss Ingalsble Sandra Hanrahan Pat Lmehan Carol Garvm Paf Prouty Frances Ireland CO CAPTAIN Rose Mane Abraham Q N4 Q, 1 ,, .I x ,,. Tv . , X, I ' f 6 ' . , ,y X K Q. ' to h , f ,,. , I J 1 A vi' , T A K , - f 3 , ,171 r - Z l 1' I I I I ' . fx v-1 '-7 'II' Q7 44-+A Carmen Dwyer' ' hi: ' n . len T0 9 . 1 Carol Va lgaigllnsue Bullet iqslarlljclllg Phvllif Chap' EN fl an ' ia LOBW Mary E ahan, PHY Slar man, aenv Han' midg ff ezicgldtfl' Arlene Wells watches as 1, f 7 Jane Hinckley does a for- , ward flip off the spring- . 4, board. 1' 'A' A I ,,,f . - 1-'Q 'I lg 'f 'JJ K' 'K-lvl' fs. Cumbhug Jean Roehner, five fool two, clearing the six foot mark. M 2 NQAT., ,r -lv' Standing: Betty Lou Washburn. Left fo right: Judy Wakely, Lucy Tay- lor, Lynda Sherman, Carla Petteys. NX MISS HELEN J. CORNELL Coach Weather permitting, the girls interested in Field Hockey played Glens Falls and Schuylerville, and several intramural games. The Schuyler girls, playing their posi- tions well and hitting sharply, topped the South High Misses 3 to l at Schuylerville. In the return game they again displayed their ability at hockey and the local team went down 5 to l. The girls did not finish the season en- tirely defeated, as they won 3 to 2 on the Glens Falls field. Later, on the same field, they scored a 5 to 2 shut-out. Jean Roehner, forward center, and Joan Chapman, left wing, shared scoring honors. To conclude the season, the Field Hockey Team was fairly successful at the Green- wich Play Day. Despite cold weather and snow flurries, South High won 2 out of 3 games. I fiicld I Hockey First row, left to right: Mary Swears, Lois Washburn, Eleda Washburn, Phyllis Chapman. Second row: Kay Bouchard, Pat Linehan, Sally Lavin, Joan Chap- man. Third fow: Miss Cornell, Carmen Dwyer, Jean Roehner, Cora Sue Butler, Beverly Abare. Fourth row: Sonia Plude, Pat Jacobie, Eleanor Center- bar, Darleen Palmer. 55' The Girls' intramural basketball team saw limited action this year, only playing two away games and participating at a play day in Ballston, where they played Corinth, Ballston, and Burnt Hills, winning one out of three games. Miss Marion Betar accompanied them to Play Day. The Schuylerville game was played on Friday the l3th, and the girls let the date get the best of them, losing 24 to 31 in a good, fast ball game. South High guards put up a good defen- sive zone but Schuylerville had the advantage in height. Girl f First row, left to right: Cora Sue Butler, Darleen Palmer, Sonia Plude, Jean Roehner, Lois lngalsbe. Second row: Phyllis Mayott, Doris Craw, Pat Linehan, Joan Chapman. Third row: Sally Lavin, June Lid- strom, Eleanor Centerbar, Virginia Orcutt. ln the second game, the South High girls lost by the slim margin of one point. It was a high- scoring, nip and tuck battle with the final de- cision a 53-52 victory for Fort Edward. Jean Roehner and Joan Chapman looped 20 points each and Virginia Orcutt also hit double figures with l2 points. Sally Lavin, Pat Linehan, Sonia Plude, and Lois lngalsbe did well on rebounds. ln intramurals after school, Freshmen, Sopho- more, Junior and Senior girls competed for the championship of the school. l6'a5k Hfbllff it f :- W. 5'- , 4, ..,,,-.-I . f- ss- if - K ' .nge-- v f W ' , .5 f - w, ' ' , f '., ki A 'W V . 4: Fi.. 1 1- ' 'i ' 3 ,A ,, X 4 v . 3 81 N x .4 x - n ' -S., .3 . 1-nr 41 Ny' 9 45 2 qw Q' '-v 'hsx Va. A Q: K . sf gf.. In . 1 if - 5' .4 -,. Fi - - sd. , ', .- ,L v 3 - - , V Q - vi A , , I 2 .,, is. ' ' f ' 1 f dy. ,Q 4 Nu f n Hi W ia j' , K 4 ff . 1 , , Q gfa gin at -. -JMU 1 'Q 'Z Q' my 4 fs4,,y-mgw ..A '5 .47 I , ' , ff A W, MY. E. f , . sz. 'f l't1w4+f'9fM ffm ' - W if., ,l . , ,f K 5 0 I fu . f hgh ggi 4 W . W1 Wvd, cr gli? ,om ff. 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