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

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1956 volume:

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'W 'ist'-nl ' 41' as '5 X, I s K 1 3 X K v 5 wt fvs:.., 'F ' 7fiaLf:,4LN Published by llae SENIOR CLASS of the South Glens Falls Central School South Glens Falls, New York Volume 13 fN -N '-4 s 1 -4 N 'S L4 i f5 Q , -J Ill llllllllllllilllllll The Class of 1956 wishes to gratefully acknowledge and sincerely thank those members of the faculty who have so generously given their time to help make this publication of the ARROWHEAD a success. Isabel W. Vaughn Co-orclinator 1 pi use .1 Leon H. Sparling Literary Advisor 'R gg L ' , E -ii f' 'XJ cr iii 7 HM t L- V' l l X31 Xxx UEUIEHHUH Parents have represented pillars of strength and Confidence VV in our lives. From the home, we branch out into the world, gaining wisdom and knowledge increased imineasurablytby our gchool experience. Our parents have guided us through school with its years of struggle. With thishelp has bfeught us the bounteous benefits of educa- tion, as well as prepared us for college and for jobs. To you our parents, so important in our lives, we dedicate this our yearbook. ?,fSl.v fi 'Ha HUHHHISHWIUH 'sz-Aff: ,-'A-- ,,r' . f- V fun' sf ..Zr, .,.-1 PHEUHJ into if c 1 xl xl HUVUlHtSiitHiIUH If. Donald Myers Chester B. Ostrzinder District Superintendent Supervising Principal Robert L. Horton lildon R. Sanford Paul H. Howe Elementary Supervisor Guidance Director Secondary Supervisor 41' HUHHU Ul lUHEHllUIl Reading from left to right: Clarence C. Wasl1bL1rn, Robert S. Mc- Morrisg Robert C. Shuwg Lewis H. Steele, Vice Presitlentg Dr. Yale Clarke, Presidcntg Harry lf. Blanchard, TFCLISLIFCFQ Harold Van Dewerl-ser, Clcrkg lflizzlbcth V. Cixllg Paul M. Gratzg Absent, Hudson Armstrong. ll I' M if .1 i I it ' V Q iv' PHEUUH XS 359' FMLXHY TCA x'x0h0fkUg BM. Xl X LXVLH1 fr' 2 ,mfx H, ,N -rr g ' ' A X . M x . X KW A13-kr X Q N . - 5 J mx RASLXX CAL XL . UOCXAXA S. Hag Ck. YA HfYxLxioXA Vnxxgbv, Si. J- Ra, 9.:f'ptfA , M I K Fx. Mm ff.. Cd.. Y. X N f NT aoghn wh ,. 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Abbott, Helen Bullard, Catherine Lennox, Marie Wilson, Ida R. Lashway, Arlene Wells .B F5 1' C? Evelyn Bergquist Eileen Murray Ruth Short 'QW' School Lunch Managerff Ethel M. McMorris Vara E. Mason Viola Cosscy Charlotte M, Maclivv 3 1 ,L f Y. It 1' m Hllllllll lll'E lllllVtllS Edward Abare Wfilliam Johnson Williarn Casey Louis Yanklowitz james McCarthy Robert Coulter, Supervisor joseph Flores Ross Lynch Anthony Bruno Harry Gutheil Stanley Ball Kenneth Wfood Dewey Frank, Absent 4 ,W rf may kixw- A . iI,,t,,f f 2 mf Alfred Stewart Ramon Alvardo Floyd Smith Fred Surprise Alfred Freebern Harold Duell, absent Robert A. Mervin, Supervisor of Maintenance, absent EHSlUlllHllS Www -em 'NE if WW 'mul'- ff . 5 t 3 .af ff f fi EDITOR-IN-CHIEF CO-EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Walter Sharrow Raymond Valentine First row: Doris Hamilton, Dorothy Noyes, Pat Breen, Peg Sweeney, Mary Swears, Lois Washburn. Second row: Faith Ball, Lee Ostrander, Sharron VanHeusen, Carol Tibbits, Dorothy Call, Evelyn Smith, Carol Van Loan, Cora Sue Butler, Pat Jacobie. Third row: Ph llis Simonetta Jean Lowe Helen Ha nes Jane Bullard Bett Hanrahan y 1 1 Y 7 ' Y I Carmen Dwyer. Fourth row: Gary Comeau, jerry Linehan, Robert Farry, Edmund Cridge, Chris Dorvee, Dick Pot- ter, Williain Stewart, and Gary Quinn. w SW, ,Mkt 'Z' 17 '1'i v-wi B L I Business Manager Beverley Abare Art and Layout Paul Hubinsky First row: Phyllis Chapman, joan Swears, Mary Louise Ireland, Mary Robinson. Second row Gary Stev ens, Bob Rhodes, Dick Nicholson, Louise Winclm. Fourth row: Bill Fisher, Bill Hayes, jack Butler Dawid Dudey, Dorothy Centerbar, and Audrey Vifoodcock. Absent!-Carol Pratt. l A 44,8 . 5 A X . ll f s Q N 9 E Y . 5 s 5 f 3 i i s I 1 1 I 1 I I 2 I 5 -- X I I A X 1 ii I H ,N M f 'W' 4, lv , ,ff ' . adn... r j f ,iv 1 - as if mx- i , J ' ' ,,,X ., rw I Q M 55 ,WM Q i,i ,Q , E., ' X ,fir 4' E ' '7i1 f 1 ffm E '- A f' . ,r - -if v 'O-A ygfki -5 f,,---., HUGE UHIHHE Prcsidcnt ,, Tzdniund Cridgc Vice Prcsidcnt , ., . XY'illig1m lfishcr Secretary . ,Y,,,,,, ,, B4-vcrlcy Abnrc Trcasurcr ,, ,, ,, ,,,,,. , ,, , rr , jane Bullard Advisor ,,,, , Isabel Vaughn I Assistant Advisur i i r, r, ,, r r Robert Rose Us Y' Q vi' ag xx-.rv '1 STUHHH EHUHEILHEPHESEHHHIIES john Butler Carol Pratt Robert Rhodes Dorothy Noyes George Hoffis Mary Louise Ireland BEVERLY ABARE The reward of one duty if to fulfill f11z0tlJer MARY LOU ANDREWS lf a woman bm long hair, it if 4 glory to ber SHHUHQ 3 1 .wav .fr , , W ali? A CAROLINE BALL Viffue and Jeme are one s., FAITH BALL 'Genlle of Jpeerla, bezzeficelzf of mind PATRICIA BREEN And I, loo, talk 'sf A 'val 7s'9iE?7QfL w7Ei5Qf?iTV .xii E f sq 5 2 1 HN 512 53 ' 3 E555 A f MLS , ' 4EI'5.: .51 ' 'ff 3155 CORA SUE BUTLER And Sporf, Jufee! maid, in Jezzyon of fhefe yefzrf' N JOHN BUTLER None biz! llae brave, de- Jervef the fairu LOUISE CAPUTO Given lo laofpitalilyn f ' DOROTHY CALL x V I Exreedi11gly well read jANE BULLARD She find! rl mtisfarliou in lhingy well done 1955 s v Q PHYLLIS CHAPMAN f . m Look for 11 lnrely llvillg O and you will find il' DOROTHY CENTERBAR N01hing if Jo full of 1'iff0I'y nf patiefzfeu f RUSSELL CHASE Herrily merrily ,flnfzll I life :mu GARY COMEAU Rugged if the befzfl fha! mum' mmm! fame SHHUR5 Q! EDMUND CRIDGE A heavier Mrk rould not be i7IZf10.f6dU JOHN DIXON He bar 11 bear! af mfmd nf 11 bell CHRISTOPHER DORVIIIE Men of feu' 1l'0l'dJ' are lbe ber! men DAVID DUDIZY nEI'E'1'Q' .rimeere mem if right' CARINIEN DW EER Here if 11 dear and il7dll.fH'i0llI friend ROBERT DYKE Le,f,rm15 are the leaf! of my froublef' f I V V ARLEEN ERNST A penny for your lbouglalf ROBERT FARRY The .rizzfere alone mn remgzzize fifzrerilf' XVILLIAM FISHER I nm 1101 ill lbe rnlf of rommou men ROBERT FRIDAY 5'ilenre if gofdeff' fr'rwfff 1 ' PHILIP GIRARD C0llI'f?.l'y if lloe orfmmenr of a noble man fw- f V DORIS HAMILTON 'Hou' fm' Ibn! lillle nmdfe llorouaf iff l1efw1.r SHIIUPIS ,af 4 WILLIAM HAYES A. The righl lafmd 0 ellouu 'p ' I : ' ,':' i HELEN HAYNES 'Keeping .rileul when proper aml .fflfflkfllg what if fifu BETTY HANRAI-IAN For benuly, Jhe if a :tar JOHN HELWIG Bl11.rbi11g if lhe mlm' of virtue xx 1 I X GEORGE HOFFIS They that gorern the 1110.f! make llae leaf! 110i.re x -2 2, . I PATRICIA IACOBIE' Your wi! makef ollaerf u'i!!y D' nl- fi PAUL HUBINSKY AJ uprigb! 111 :be red111 ' IQSE was sf ,fi J MARY LOUISE IRELAND For grea! 1'e5f1011,rib1Yi!ieJ there if 11 grew! 7'E1l'IlfdH XVILLIA M IONF9 A gre!!! 1111111 1.1 one who refief 011 himxel JERRY LINFHAN S11rly 1: 111011 ill !1'1!!lJ 11111 E? . ,:' i X -if ,Lg JOHN LOCKHART Next to Jilenre is the ap- prerinlion of it WARREN MAYOTT There if no duly ufe-undemzte 50 murh df the dllly of being happy' Q, ip JEAN LOWE Silenre if ,f1l'66f?f' Khan Jpeerhu ELIZABETH MORGAN Life for me if happy and fm'efr'ee BEATRICE LYDECKER Home if where fhe heart if' BARBARA MURDOCK Looking trmzquillyu FRANKLIN MURRAY Q11ie1 jierfom are frelrome everywlyereq RICHARD NICHOLSON Where flrerefr mzuif flaere m1z'l be fzzifchief' 5 DOROTHY NOYES 'Good health and good Jeme are two of life'J greatexl bleuingf' WILLIAM OPALSKI 'Variely if the .rpire of life '!Q,-nf ,aqqw Qt. LEE OSTRANDER lVi.fe lo re,fol1'e. ,flfzlienl lo perform ' s53?2m'Q m ia , ,S f ' fzi, Q awww f '-4:19:31 'f'. -fix, 11- cw 1 www-',' . JOHN OSTRESH Kzm11'led e comer lm! g . 11 unvdonz lingers RICHARD POTTER A time to keep yilemoe, and a time to ypeakn CAROL PRATT Mr1.rif, if lbe grefzlexl good that morlfzl kzzouff' GARY QUINN Skill to do rome! of doing' ROBERT RHODES Nolhing if imponible lo fz willing heart JANE RICHARDSON A rbeerfzzl look make! fz difh a fear! gr MARY ROBINSON Youll: if full of plerufznfe If I, 'SQPG' X , ,, ...W XVALTER SHARROW Seflf-re1fefe1Ife.' .uelf-kllnlvfezfge and Jeff-control if 5-41 'ffff ,IUDITH STANTON She Ibn! ufax ever fair. and never proud I 'W 4 PHYLLIS SIMONETTA Gfmd .renre zrlaivlv only if llae gif! of heaven . M,-. 4 If n ,X I V MW, ,f --We K ' GARY STEVENS H if 1-'ery fool loaf mmir in il, fm' he mmef up the Hairy 'gk 3 ,- 'gf T .ye . HIDQWU . If, ff ii :K Q V new Q, , I I 1 -2 Wx' gf I W Q , A IEVELYN SMITH Ari if poweru WILLIAM STEWART Silenfe if more eloquent lhnn 1z'0n1J 1 'IOAN SWEARS Good Jezzye am! good rlrlfllfe are never jmrfedv w , 3f37yMW,. 5, 1 . - MARY SWEARS Sfie11re .fiveeler 1191121 zz IIVEIIIYZH EHIIUHS MARGARET SWEENEY Pf11iem'e if the ar! of hoping l CAROL TIBBITS Kir1dne.fJ if u'i,rrlom ALPHONSE TRULLI hy flaoulzl life al! labor he? i A 1' A N 2, , RAYMOND VALENTINE 'HdI'!l work ix fhe reripe for mrreff' Fix, N , , LARRY VANDERCAR Hide no! your falerzlf' 7 ff LOIS XWASHBURN A ready Jmile if worth more than it: weight in gold I in SHARRON VANHEUSEN 1 ,rlmll go roflly all my yem'f i955 CAROL VAN LOAN Though :he be but little, .fbe if fierreu LOUISE WINCH Q11irk nf meals, quirk at 1l'01'kn ALVIN WINSLOW The playff the lhingn FRANKLIN XVINSLOXV Study Io be quiet i955 RICHARD CONINE If you have wit, we it 10 please AU DREY WOOUCOCK The milder! mmznen and the gentle!! heart SUHUHS Wim, a1 M f' PHHHUHHS lllHlUllPlllH L, c The talented class of '56 began a policy ot' presenting only the best ot' Broadway plays as they produced You Cant Take It XVith You . Under the competent direction of Leon Sparling and Robert Rose, the packed house responded with outbursts of laughter from beginning to curtain call. at M M M M Penelope Syn .nnore lzssie .i.,., ,, ,, , Rheba .,,,,,,, . , Carol Pratt ,,i,,Patricia Jacobie Marjorie llainelin Paul Sycamore i.,.., ....,.... A lV1I1 XVil1SlOW Mr. De Pinna , , Ed ...,....r,,,.,..,,, Donald ,...,,,,.....,..,,,,...,, .,,. jack Butler ,A XValter Sharrow Lee Ostrander Martin Vanderhot' ,,,,., ,......,.,.,,, D avid Dudey Alice ....,,,,.. 1 ..,,,..rr. Henderson ,...,,,....., ..,..,....,,, Tony Kirby A,A.,,,,r Boris Kolenhov ,e.,, A Gay Wfellington ..,,,,, Mr. Kirby i....,.,.. Mrs. Kirby .,... , Olga .....,...,,.. First Man .,....... Second Man ...., Margaret Sweeney John Dixon Robert Rhodes Gary Quinn jane Bullard Richard Nicholson Dorothy Noyes Dorothy Centerbar Gary Stevens Williain Hayes Third Man ..,......Y,c .,.. P aul Hubinslcy DIRECTOR .,,..,.,....,,,,. ..,., L eon Sparling ASS,T DIRECTOR .... ..... R obert Rose ,.--'- Carol Pratt, as an amateur painter, draws il lwcad on Jack Butlcr, who is classically drapccl in :1 Roman toga. blanc Bullard, portrays 11 luis-been actress' below Gary Quinn looks proudly clown on Dick Nir- liolson, who lms lwccn the victim ol' Il Russian wrestling trick. l-lQBf lS VS s 4' '27 llllllllillllllllll At our junior Prom Phyllis Chapman, Peggy Sweeney, Beverley Abare, judy Stanton fqueenj, jane Glacy Cformer queenj, Carol Van Loan, Betty Iflanrahan and Lois Wash- burn were members of the court. john Rhodes, erownbearer, and Phyllis Opalski, flower girl, completed the lovely royal assemblage. The auditorium was beautifully decorated, emphasizing the theme, Hearts and Flow- ers . The Bluejaeks provided the proper music to make the evening perfect and memor- able for all. w - ' Qtigg-if 1 N . , X fry! , .-f iii! HUlllllHlllll5 Short after-dinner speeches by Mr. Winch, Mr. Iireeburn, and Mr. Ostrander were given. Then the highlight of the evening, the 1953 ARROWHFAD was distributed to the students and to the members of the faculty. llll ,lllllllll Mr. XY'inch acknowledging the honor bestowed on him by the members of the Class of 1955 --thc dedication of their yearbook. 4-Q f., . 'milf' A few of the many juniors and i Seniors in the hotel lounge looking A at the newly distributediyearbook. lqdmund Cridge, president of our cllss proposing a toast while mem- bers ot' the class of 1955 look on. 5lWUH Hllllll Mr. Freeburn, utter being told that the appreciation page was in his honor. ni. I n M 5 U me n.Qsx llll Elllll The Hotel Antlers was the scene for the last of the tra- ditional Hjunior-Senior Banquets to be held by the classes ol this school, It was attended by approximately one hun- dred and tlilty juniors and Seniors, and several members of the fafulty. ff ..-poi ae'-V' Dr. Romer showing Reverend and Mrs. Spence into the parsonage as they arrived in Laketon. Reverend XViIliam H. Spence Hope Spenre ..Y..7,... ................ Hartzell ..., ...,. . , Ifileen ,,.,,,,,,,. Dr. Romer ,,,,,, Louise ,,,.,,,,, r. Maria .,A.,.. Molly ,,,. A Ronny ,,,, , Lefty ,,,.,,,,r , Mrs. Sandow Mrs, Digby , . Georgie ,,e,,,,e,,.,,,.. Mrs. Camhridge ..,., Mrs. jellison ,,e.,.,.... Bisho Qherwood ,,,,,,,.,,,..,.. . p . Major Cooper . ,,.,,,.,......,,......, . Fraser Sm-nee NARRATOR ,, DIRECTOR , ,,,..,...........,..,,, , ASS'T DIRECTOR ..,...,.,.... uuiiuui imiiiiviu Hartzell and Ronny talking together about current problems. 1 A panoramic view of the stige Pllll Robert Rhodes Carol Pratt Alvin Winslow' Patricia lacobie David Dudey Betty Hanrahan Doris Hamilton Dorothy Noyes Wfilliam Hayes Beatrice Lydecker Mary Louise Ireland jane Bullard Gary Quinn Arlene Ernst Audrey Woodcock Wfalter Sharrow Richard Nicholson Lee Ostrander Mr. Robert Rose Mr. Leon Sparling vividly showing the setting. if Reverend Spence convincing Mrs. Cambridge and Mrs. Jellison to stop quarreling and become friends The audience, anticipating an entertaining evening after the outstand- ing performance of the junior Play, was delighted by the superb presen- tation bv the cast ol the Senior Play. Much credit can be given to the expert directorship of Mr. Robert Rose and Mr. Leon Sparling. For- merly a broadway hit, it was presented to a packed house on November 11 and 12, 1955. I 9 ii! ij! pw Louise Wincli and her committee working hard applying make-up. Name Beverley Abare Mary Lou Andrews Caroline Ball Faith Ball Patricia Breen Cora Sue Butler jack Butler Jane Bullard Dorothy Call Louise Caputo Dorothy Centerbar Phyllis Chapman Russell Chase Gary Comeau Richard Conine Edmund Cridge John Dixon Christopher Dorvee David Dudey Carmen Dwyer Robert Dyke Arleen Ernst Robert Farry Williaill Fisher Robert Friday Philip Girard Doris Hamilton Betty Hanrahan William Hayes Helen Haynes john Helwig George Hoffis Paul Hubinsky Mary Louise Ireland Patricia jacobie Wlilliam jones Jerry Linehan john Lockhart Nickname Bev Lu Lu Lottie Faithie Pat Corky Butt Janie Dotty Toots Cent Phyl Russ Flat mp Richie Cridgie Dixie Stormy Dave Looch Dyker Leenie Farmer Bill Bob Ace Do Brid get Bill Helen jack Inkie Hugo Boo-Boo jake Ionesy Jer Locky HHUH Pet Love Air Force J. R. S. jeff Horses David Cheering Sports Hansi Sketching Caputo's Store Sports Cheering Dogs Girls 29 River Street Skiing Girls Cars Money Fluffy Girls Willie Carol B. J. C. A girl in Scotia Hunting Cooking Dick Track Dancing Louise Living it up Mountains Shoes Gabe Lorry Dancing Hunting Pet Peeve Jealous People Trouble Makers Homework Smoking A teaser Lazy People Opponents History Bragging Ed Know-it-alls History Tiddly Wink Players People that Drink Getting Up Conceited People Bummers Bright Lights People Two-faced People Bright Lights Bugs Knees Ballet Geometry Snubbing Hairy Spiders Hurrying Homework Show-offs Homework Pilliness Irate bus drivers Late People Quietness Homework Bill Fisher Mr. Rose Ambition Secretary Happy Life Nursing Telephone Operator Marriage Go to State College To be a Chef Teaching Art Teacher loin the Waw'es Teaching To be a Nurse Knight on the Road To become a Cop Millionaire Ski in Europe Farming Lineman Be a Millionaire Secretary Go places Go West Pass Geometry Dr. of Medicine Dentist Be a Forester Pass History A College Degree College Degree Telephone Operator Graduate Success Commercial Artist Go to College Go to California To be Successful Millionaire at 20 Millionaire Name jean Lowe Beatrice Lydecker Warren Mayott Betty Morgan Barbara Murdock Franklyn Murray Richard Nicholson Dorothy Noyes Wfilliam Opalski Lee Ostrander john Ostresh Richard Potter Carol Pratt Gary Quinn Robert Rhodes plane Richardson Mary Robinson Wfalter Sharrow Phyllis Simonetta Evelyn Smith Judith Stanton Gary Stevens William Stewart joan Sweats Mary Swears Margaret Sweeney Carol Tibbits Alphonse Trulli Raymond Valentine Larry Vandercar Sharron VanHeus0n Carol Van Loan Lois Waslibtiriu Louise Winch Alvin Winslow Franklyn Winslow Audrey Woodcock Nickname jean Bea Warren Betty Barb Frankie Dick Noisy Okey Lee Butch Pee Wee Cricket Arch Rub Janie Mary Walt Simmy Evie Jude Gar Willie joanie Missie Peg Blondie Al Ray Larry Sherry Louey Loie Louigi Allie Winsy Audie Ulllttlllllll Pet Love Bill Roy Hunting Chuck Music Girls Dixieland Talking Hunting lce Skating Hunting Betty Music Money Dramatics Gene Reading Trig? Roller Skating B. N. Y. S. Clayton Girls Driving Clothes Cooking Spaghetti College Guys Football Hot Rods Hot Rodders Music Horace Talking Roller Skating Politics Glens Falls Chemistry Lab Pet Peeve Teachers Confusion in Class Meetings Show-offs Conceited people Gossips Getting up Early Teachers who give tests on Monday Reckless Drivers Surprise Tests Homework Girls that wear too much makeup Waiting for Betty Certain People History 12 Rubbernose Conceited People Gum Snappers Watching School Smoking Sneaky People History History History Tests Boys Who are their Hair Homework Studying Girls Physics Bossy Women Snobs Spiders Show-offs Telephone Brown Nosers Airmen Wisdom Teeth Plays always Combing Ambition Housewife Study Music Complete college Secretary Graduate Mechanic Engineer Teaching Chemist Happy Life Civil Engineer Pro-sports Be a Success Teaching Personnel Worker Get Married Be a Secretary Medical Practice Be a Nurse Beautician Be a Secretary Graduate from Co Graduate Be a Nurse Be a Nurse Good job Be a Secretary Educated Bum Be an Automobile Engineer Army Man Go to College in Paris llege To Own a RedeMotorcycle To be a R. N. Dietician Politician Business Man Pass History 12 K, MSS M011 Likely T0 Slzcreed Marv Louise Ireland XVaIter Sharrow Jim! Slzrdmzfr Dorothy Call Lee Ostrxmder jr 4+ if 'ff' BKYIL Permrmlify George Hoffis Lois Wfashburn Mor! Cnmlmni Faith Ball William Fisher Q N 'X gg, in QUE' v 3 lllVUlllll5 'Y I ' ,Q . X5 v Bef! Lookizzxq Betty Hanrahzln Russell Chase BQ qs va-v Iwi ll71t1zeJ1 Patricia jacobie Robert Rhodes ff' ,sz-f W Y wviq 'Z ff-5' '52 'N-JV A eiilv .4-9 Moy! Popzzlm' Judy Stanton Edmund Cridge Illml .fllhfellc Corn Sue Butler Robert Furry Nf s.. 'lynn .Q-1 I , 'Sv-.L I -' 2 'L 3 f lv Q! 'X 'fir J' 4-3? lllilroilllll' qv,-I 5 - Q J-- Nw 'A Za-it Nirwl Smife I7rie11dlie,ft Doris Hamilton C,.1I'l1N.Il Du 5 L r john Dixon :Q jack Hclwig ,1 W 1 D af wg.-1 ff ,ff Mm! Tfzlenled ,fl- Hlmf Co-of1w'11l1z'r' 0,,,,,n.-v-- . SM ,vA, MM.,--N- ' vw-' Carol Pratt Larry Vanderrar Dorothy Cfcntcrbur Alvin Wfinslow Art Paul Hubinsky SPTEIHL American Legion Avx Edmund Cridge 'ard HONOR STUDENTS TOP ROW Raymond Valentine Williain Hayes Lee Ostrander QValedictorianj Wfalter Sharrow BOTTOM ROXY! Fdmund Cridge Dorothy Call ' Carol Pratt Dorothy Noyes Mary Louise Ireland QSalutatorinnj jane Richardson Wfnrren Mayott American Legion Award Dorothy Call 7 5 ff Left: Oratorical Award Walter Sharrow Right: Wfinch Award for Citizenship Beverley Abare Left: D. A. R. Award Mary Louise Ireland Right: Homemaking Award Doris Hamilton lllllllll Bausch and Lomb Science Award Lee Ostrander Graaf' Band Award Richard Nicholson Boys' State Robert Rhodes PilUPHlEH Cora Sue Butler, psychologist at South High, has told me that Peg Sweeney is having trouble with the Navy. It seems that Peg wanted to marry a sailor. But the sailor did not want to leave the Navy, so Peg joined the Waves. Peggv says if you can't lick 'em, join 'em. Caroline Ball and Phyllis Chapman are running a nursing home with Gary Quinn as host. Phyllis says that Gary is an immense success. He just has a way with the older ladies. While everyone else is economically bound to life's infinite cycle, Paul Hubinsky has retreated to his habitat in the Alps. Paul is content just to ski through his beloved mountains and draw pictures for the kids. jerry looked up as the front door opened. There stood Lee Ostrander, an English Professor at Hamilton, in an outfit unsuitable for his place of dignity. Lee was wearing a pair of red and blue Bermuda shorts with red knee socks and black and white shoes-the popular fad of the day. Lee's easy-going grin disappeared as he remembered he had forgotten to change into a suit for the formal occasion. He almost knocked over giggling Doris Hamilton in his scramble to back out of the room. Doris, who has made her million on the stock market, tried to calm down Bill jones who was outraged at Lee. What does he mean running around in inferior Bermuda shorts like those? screamed Bill, who is owner of jones Men's XVear Manufacturing Company. They weren't even color-fast , pointed out Carol Tibbits, saleslady for the company. Frank Murray, who is an engineer for the D. and H. Railroad, trotted after Lee with a pair of trousers for him. jerry raised his hand for silence and proceeded with his reading. Phyllis Simonetta has bagged another polar bear to add to her big game collection. This raises her total to six bears, four tigers, seven antelope, two elephants and four husbands. Bill Hayes has his own model agency in the fashion capital of the world, Paris. As a starter, Bill hired Lois Washburn and Judy Stanton as models. But alas, the girls soon discovered that they had eaten too many sweets at Squire's and had to whittle down if they were going to fit into the French fashions. Bill is having trouble, as Russ Chase, who is a salesman for Venus Telescope Company, has rented a room directly across from the models' dressing room. A few years ago Mary Robinson, Faith Ball, Louise Caputo, Arleen Ernst and Audrey Woodcock went down to South America determined to civilize the savage Auca Tribe. A week ago I flew down to invite them to our reunion. I was surprised to find our once quiet Audrey with a native sarong and a necklace of panther teeth. She told me that she would like to go to our reunion but had found the life of the jungle very much to her liking and did not want to go back to civilization. Russ Chase isn't the only one having a good time in Paris. Bob Rhodes is a personnel worker in the American Embassy there. While others have advanced, Bob is content to stay where he is-Bob just loves to get personal with the personnel. Warren Mayott and Bill Opalski are both science teachers at South High. Warren, the physics teacher, may be seen constructing pulleys in different series and Bill serves as chem teacher, track and J. V. basketball coach. Hmm, sounds familiar Well, that s it.Except for one thing. If you'll turn on the TV again we can catch the fights, tonight's battle will feature Pat Battler Breen and Mary Lou Andrews against the fighting Swears twins, joan and Mary, in a 60 minute tag team match. The referee will bejack Helwig. A After the fights were over, Edmund introduced the entertainment for the night, Hotlips Dick Nicholson and his orchestra. While Dick was wailing out a tune on his trombone, Carmen Dwyer, now Mrs. jack Butler, called from the kitchen, Soup's on, everybody sit down. Bob Rhodes lllil Ullll HHH liSlHHllHl We, the Senior Class of South Glens Falls Central School in the Village of South Glens Falls, County of Sara- toga and State of New York do hereby make, publish and declare this to be our LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT. We leave to the coaches our best wishes and heartiest congratulations for the outstanding job, and direct that their share of our estate shall be one bottle of aspirin. To Mr. Howe, we leave two weeks, three days, six hours, twenty-four minutes, and twelve seconds-the accumu- lation of our lost noon hours. To Mrs. Brown, we bequeath a fresh supply of absence slips, so that we may leave, secure in the knowledge that this will be the last long absence. To Mr. Sanford, we do desire that you should have from our vast estate a dowsing rod to supplement your pro- file tests in finding out how good we are. To the Cafeteria Cooks, we bequeath Eighty.Dainty Dishesn or many ways to spoil the hash. To Mr. Ricci, the Senior Class leaves their photogenic personalities with the fond hope that he can find others on whom they will look as well as they did on us. To the custodians, we leave with the thought that they will have an easier job in the future if all the remain- ing students are as neat as we were. To the Junior Arrowhead Staff, we formally notify you of the necessity of early reservation of the Board Room for your Literary Creation, or something of that nature. To the junior Class, we leave: the traditions, the honors, the monumental reputation we have so gloriously cre- ated-knowihg you are worthy of them. To the Sophomores, we leave the hallways to carry on with their love affairs, squables, spit-ball fights, book droppings, and good deeds. The whole Senior Class leaves to the Freshmen three years in which to become frustrated, one sided, conceited, corrupt, delinquent, partial, and eccentric. To those eighth graders, who will soon become high school students, the Seniors leave their ability to convince a certain teacher that dogs are better than cats. To the boys of the seventh grade, the boys of the Senior Class leave their charm, looks, ability to get along with the opposite sex. To our Class Advisors, Mrs. Vaughn, and Mr. Rose, we the Senior Class, lump in throatg hat in hand, do say with our expiring breath, God Bless you and keep you as we treasure your memory in our hearts. M4 ,ilu Class Lawyers ? ffi 5 8 I I f fa' 2 Aff! 2 uf u 3 ELHSSES OFFICERS AND ADVISOR Lynn Osburg , ,,.,.,,,,,. ,,.,.A,...,,,, T reasurer Gladys Sage .,,,,,,, .,,, V ice President Raymond Prouty ,,,,, ., ,,,,.. President Mrs. Evelyn Stewart .,... ,,,,,.. A dvisor Judy Fnsminger , Secretary Andrea Abare f, Gerald Ash 5 Ruth Beagle Denise Bellinger Robert Bennett Wayne Benson Charles Bowen Donna Colvin S' JI, Kenneth Cary xl' B Ronald Comeau ii lx i' Robert Conklin Ii Deborah Corlew Dorinda Duross V Lorraine Embon he Judith Fnsminger X Kenneth Francis Lawrence French David Fuller Bertha Gallup ,af Wfilliam Gifford r QP, Mah. rw,-1. , , . - l.,Q.5 gquvfv. l',. v., .f , X. , ffm.. !w,,a.,,l a xl' ..- 1 p.-rllC ' Q .Ky y ..5t, 1. 1 N vl x ' .s '14 in ,,, so .,', 4. JUHIUHS J-M e E 'RI' 'i 1 ' Q dr L , U ' x R A F F: G yea .t F. hw. at , w ? Q ,K We xy .. Q 1 at Q.. l l ElllSSUl195l . 'se .Y '-r ' 'fa 'am ,M-MA K a A 45 7 s.,.' u A , .-1 A- ' Nancy Gillman Gene Glacy Y' A - - X Janice Granger iz-. , - Wg., ?x ff .s I 14? in ,WI Neil Green Edward Greenwood Gordon Griffin Roger Hamlin Douglas Harkness Sally Hicks Sheila Hopkins Howard jackson Margaret Jackson Colin johnson Dale Jones Donald jones David Kobar K James Klausner in J KW f illian Langan Robert Lemery Robert Livingston Marlene Lyons Janice Maclfwan Patricia Mason Vivian McGowan Dorothy McKinney Claudia Munger Patricia Newhard Lynn Osburg Rose Marie Pelkey Carla Petteys Judy Pountain Joan Powell Carol Pratt Gary Pronto Raymond Prouty Barbara Richardson Joan Richardson Arthur Rivers Rose Marie Rosatti Robert Ross Pat Russo Gladys Sage Cc-in .Seeley fietty Shaw Barbara Sheerer Lynda Sherman Janice Simonetta Lucy Taylor Peter Terp Leona Trombley Elizabeth Van Guilder David Van Lew Judith Wakely is .L K .4 s . 'V as 0 .. gg. as it sat f 1. gm i 45, jf 2:1 ..f-sb vw ,- A tx Ei J W? J -1 K - ,Lk Y at .. f' . 4 'Fw an , my ' is 1 if 'Y' -Q, , , 3 David Wfalker Betty Lou Wfashburn ici iri i U il Q Berenice XXfhite Robert Whylancl Eleanor Winslow si any K' Wa? F it 9 4: fi? 4 I X-Q lt 1 eg .K-nga, P -.1 425' it -ask 5. 'WW . 15:1 ix A hi: A 1 5 S? my .-J. -Q- ' , Q. .-sf Xi ,Lf K w nfs.. an Y it K xx .Q :-- . :J X 4... , S 5 4. K R , . .5391 7.,t,,.- ' I4 ' -rs: qi l' f -9:1 ,..f r -A-v gage ' . 4? 1 7 25.5 'fa -V Ei K X ' Elllllllllllltl 'al at 5 'Q .. if i a. 1 'K NY 1? , OHJICIZRS AND ADVISORS Ann Squires .,Y...A,Y,...,,.,,,,..,.,,.... President Richard Bodette ..,.. Y....,, T reasurer Mrs. janet Sutlift ...., ,,.,,, A dvisor Henry Sporrer ,..,. ..,.rr V ice Pres. Ralph Ricci ,.,,,, .... A dvisor Conrad Sharrow ,.,,,,,w Secretary ,sfqfw ZMWSE ,L N David Allen , Alfred Beakbane 'uf' ' D1 1 ix' David Bennett K4 ,J 1, i ' I In g Robert Blackburn r?ol2Of3g?ffJfP W Stephen Blakeslee '. 2- V ' 4: 'U ' 7 g Betsy Blodgett QA . 9 Richard Bodette Robert Bolton lk Linda Borgos gg Stephen Borgos af' Nfl av L. - vu ki -, C .gg A Q Donald Bovair h Q' jo Ann Deso Hjlrl Janet Brennen vi ' David Cameron f Carolyn Celeste Rebecca Chase Sylvia Clark Donna Copeland Sandra Coulter Merwin Crowe ?5uy, James Dickinson Stephen Dickinson David Dyer Eileen Dyke Patricia Elder Patricia Ellithorpe Richard Farry Mary Flanders Joan Fleming Fred Folger Morris Francis Marie Furlo Russell Greenwood Susan Hardick Dennis Healey Earl Helwig Georgianna l-Iohl Linda Hull Florence jenkins Richard jenkins Culver johnson Rita jones Richard Kenneally Shirley Kloss Thomas LaMarque Jerome Laney Sandra Liapes Robert Linindoll Judith Lyons Barry Macliwan Roger Mayott Ann McBride Mary Louise McBride Barbara Mull Eileen Murray G 'lk T6 K. 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E were 5. 2 eg X' Els Wt 'Q Q s F we V x 7 L. 5 fb- g' if D 1 99 2 ,- L at 'm 4 X' lf'-N I as yy 'k .W ss, in my gm' U ,.. ar 1 P f Ul IQSH , 'YH 'K' 5 i 4' ' ,,.. ,Q-0 A -1:1 N 4 1 'el H W an Q, 121 Kraft. if x :L -,eg :lg ,,L. ig 1 P 7,5 , Q - james Norman Lillian Paris Charleen Pike Dorothy Pollock Gwen Potter Richard Potter Patricia Powell Eunice Richardson Ronald Rudio Bruce Sautter Peter Senecal Ronald Sexton Conrad Sharrow Charlotte Shawf ' Evelyn Smith Raymond Smith Sheryl Smith Henry Sporrer Ann Squires Nancy Steele Philip Stevens joan Stewart Richard Sweet Harold Tennant Williaixi Tranowicz Anna Trulli Richard Vanderwerkcr Barbara White Harold Wiixminette Kenneth XWimmctte john Wfinslow OFFICERS AND ADVISORS Marsha Anderson .... ...... T reasurer Nancy Rising ....... ....... S eCrCt21ry Richard Kobar ....., ....... P resident Judson Walker ,... .,...... A dvisor Thomas Gorman ...r....... Advisor Richard Clark .,.... .....,,,.. V ice Pres. lHlSHlHlIl Fred Abare joseph Aiken Raymond Albert Gordon Allen Marsha Anderson Pearl Ball William Beagle Barbara Bennett Patricia Blackburn james Bolio Patricia Bondzinski Lois Brown Willard Bruce Raymond Burlett Joanne Burns Lee Call Dolores Colvin Nancy Carey Emilie Clark Richard Clark if -f-' if f I asm Q aaa. lag f 5 X if A , h iilfirgr Ji it 'If 'IX' 1- N, fi ii iv- s X fig 2- kv a N.. N G' 'Q ..... ! I -. --:Eff Y11' W1 4 F5515 P. as my at g in ' .4 we . ,Rza M -. tk s ai: J Q, i ,JuSt f chdwt y , have J -,M a D Hand A ,gf Ml W'gi.'lI' 5. up by ,tx , an-an A Qi yi 7 A iii5iH2'f in J ' Q . N W C as li' L- 5 fix nf F 'L K if H. 5, ,W -iff, T Q1 we Q , . r 2 -Q. .I J Q J , X .K Q ak. 11 I RQ lif- C r ' t 1 fl, at limit I Citi llllflifl p Shy 1' if Q aa . h r fvf f E iq 4 i QV' ar, fall!! 1-an ii, all f R J 1 Sharon Coulter Edward Curtis Barbara Darling Beverly Dawson Robert DeAngelo Joanne DeGarmo Linda DeXVolfe Wallace Dickinson Donald Dixon Marjorie Dow Ralph Dow Linda Dudey Maureen DuFour Williain Farry Robert Fosmer Catherine lfreebern f Roberta Freebern James Gormley Charles Graves Judith Green Harry Gutheil Shirley Gutheil Jacqueline Hamilton Nancy Hardick Linda Harrington Larry Hawkins Joanne Helwig John Jones lilizabeth Klausner Richard Kobar ui, J WJ g',,::i .IJ ,. L i a., ' gi W7 H4 Vi '- W. Richar Kolaclci Victor Kolacki Lowell Korb Lora Langworthy Sharon Lanphear Robert LaRocl-c Michael Lockwood tv Jud ith MacEwan 'L Philip McCane Florence MacDon Raymond MacDonald Richard Morgan Catherine Moser Robert Mosher Diane Myers Diane Normandin ' George Normandin 1 1 Myrtle Palmer ' Ralph Palmer EmlYn Petel 'frr ' sb I aff gil, A. 9 Judith Porteous PM june Potter 2 Linda Pronto it Elizabeth Putney Barbara Quinn ff n E! In Nancy Rising in-vs jean Robinson I 4 Louis Rosatti Pi Ann Ruth Perry Salmonson +A, Martin Seaman Lynn Shaw w- 'I Linda Simonetta 4.1, Victor Smith Wzllter A. Smith photograph not Elviiilalble inf' is ig:-v ar rv' , vw ' i lv 5 W Q n Walter R. Smith ,tim gk Myrl Solberg jerry TenEyck Leonard Tennant Judith Terp Philip Thompson N, , We -mi l 11 I H 'fx Wfayne Vance ' Dorothy VanDewerker i Dfw 1.- ' X-. Raymond Van Heusen Linda VanLoan ., i mlm .if Harold Wfashburn Frederick Wforthen Charles Wright Gail Varney iz , as , I yu.. 3' 'B 95 ,- 1 fr W if Absent when pictures were taken 4 ,- if ,l 1 . uw. 'Q fir' i f . ,f Q, i , 1 , ,D ' K fx 4 J, as -A f 'ff- W I ,mei LQ, s..-p , O XXI fi , 'OP ia, 1 f 't i 5 if i Q Q ,, E15 v ? -N W K'C-.1 Y Q R4 . . A. , fa, uf sr ,. S J 122+ a .ig 5 i Q , V 1. 6 W 5 MF ll W , xl 3 I Y, .1 Y ii. r ef , K . tif ,Sr 5 33 is 'Q X if -21134 Q 'iii S? gf. QR, .. at 'Is it Y, 'Q gk , R5 Y -4 4-an 's - S- an fi X--ea is uf! 6 ,'!.9 fl ,X .ff in I JW rf- 4,11 1 'QL . 1 ' Yo , if' I Sf fkwusl W i x 'fm ,br X 'fa 15' First Row fJohn Myers, Marguerite Wilcox, Caroline Bcmbard, Shirley Maxam, Judith Bacon, Diane Hall, George lfnsminger. Second Row--Stephen Ostrander, Margaret Mason, Pamela Pingrey, Linda Whyland, Adrienne Duncan, Peggy Orsini, Robert Owens, Third Row-Richard Wendell, George Aiken, Donald Green, LeRoy Gillman, David Palmer, Lawrence Wood, Thomas Prouty, Scott Gray, Ronald Sherow, Larry Jordon. Absent--'Judith Brennen, San- dra Post, Norma Ross, Darlene White. llElllH Elllllll First Row--June Sherow, Jean Colvin, Linda Nolan, Lynda Evans, Claire Xllfashburn, Louanne Ball, Donna Van Vorce. Second Rowfflieverly Jones, Sandra Baldwin, Linda LaVoy, Nancy Terp, Ann Wfhite, Cynthia Laney, Elaine Folger, Joann Scarselletta, Third Row-Y Gerald McKinnery, Donald Collins, Grahame Grover, Henry Butler, Glad- win Jackson, Larry Varnum, Bruce Bemis, Wfilliam Garlity, David Craw, Gary Fuller, Richard Jacobie, Terry Seely. AbsentfJean Dixon, Donald Iirnst, Judith French, Jamts Gibbs, Helen Gonyea, Varina Murphy, Stanley Richard- son. liirst Row-- XVilliam Pingrey, Donald Clenterbar, Mary lillen Tranowitz. Sandra Stanton, Virginia Graxes, Rosalie Robinson, Scott Coulter, Ronald jaryis. Second Row-Y-Clharlemaine Keeth, Ifleanor Trombley, Donna Hayes, Lynn Mcfiartliy, Linda Rooke, Alice Pollock, Linda Bills, lileanor Poucher. Third RowfDonald lilevvelling, Robert Can- ales, Stephen Kloss, Richard Brown, Charles Abare, Ronald Dingman, David Smith, Robert Delioe, Thomas XVood. Absent-john Bondzinski and Lloyd Gregory. llllllll Elllll First Row- Ronald Viger, Micheal Tasich, James Rozelle, Malcom Lavigne, Olin Keech, Philip Abraham, Richard Salmonson. Second Row-vLois Garraud, Bette Dion, Audrey Corlew, Bonnie Lee Smith. Donna DeGarmo, janitc Relyea, Linda Clum, Barbara Powell, Gloria Losaw, Sharon Burch. Third Row--fPatricia Darling, Nancy Green, Anne Danahy, Ronald Balcom, James Cridge, Robert Wfitherell, john Miller, Thomas Cleland, Kenneth Barber, Roh' ert Corda, Elizabeth Corlew, Carol Fosmer. Absent' XY'ilbur Everts, Richard Gleason. Sezond Row-S-Ianet Holderman, Gayle LaVoy, Mary Lee Wells, Mari- lyn Carey, Edythe Friday, judy Pronto, Nancy Smith, Sandra Foote. Third Row--Linden Witherell, CliQford Mosher, Grant Smith, David Normandin, Bryan Bidwell, Gary Glidden, Paul Hartwell, William Varney, William Elder, Clarle,Squires, Frank Squires, Frank DeGreg- Sllftlllll First RowfMargaret Lehman, Roseanna Trombley, Sandra Smith, Helen Porteous, Nancy Hay, Donna Palmer, Lorraine Swears, Marilyn Mason, Sandra Rozelle. Second RowfSharon Stacavich, Dorothy Var- num, Launa Mooso, Joyce Ahare, Patricia Tennant, janet jordan, Anne Stanton. Third Row Peter Wood, Howard Kloss, Robert Hitchcock, Arthur Warthern, Terry Potter, james Maguire, Wayne Jones, Neild Waterman, Harry Thomas, Leonard Kerr, Dennis lilms, Patrick Lance, Peter Laney, Douglas Duell. Absent- 'Bonnie Allen, Frederick Beagle, joseph Galusha, Preston jenkins, Barbara Lockhart. Ofy. if SIQVFNTH First Rowf- - Lee Comeau Jean Burlett Margaret jones Janice White Helen Pratt Carolyn Macliwan Sharon Potter Gary Mattison OPPORTUNITY First Row Daniel Plude Raymond Holden Gerald Salmonson John Hayes Robert Harder Second Row-W Mary Abare Margaret Greenwood Rose Rivers Gloria Corlew Margaret McKinney GRADE First Row- june DeFoe Lonna Senecal Sally Waishburn Donna Hougham Sandy Lynch Ann St. Clair Alice Abbott Flaine Patterson Donna Greenwood Carol Beagle i CLASS Third Row- Frank Simione Paul Gatchell Arden joiner Donald Shaw Hiram Brayton Edwin Shaw Dean Korb Absent-- Gale Potter Roberta Trombley Second Row: Dorothy Wfinslow, Brenda Ash, janet Oppe, Laurel Rice, joan Schurenstedt, Margaret Cary, Donna Gelder, Verna Coutre. Third Row- -Clarence Smith, Calvin Mosher, Franklin Hubinsky, john Hemelrick, Scott Petteys, Thomas Hopkins, Paul Wfhite, john Fitzger- ald, Clifford Mull, Andrew Doryee, Thomas Bennett, David Center- bar, David johnson, Robert Lee, Charles Fleming. Eilllllll First Row- --jan Sugalski, Gerald Balcom, Anne Gormely, Karen Sol- berg, Susan Smith, janice Pingrey, Linda Wfoods, Vera Courte, Harry Rivers, Thomas Hull. Second Row---Pauline Palmer, Carol Lanphear, Nelda Bolio, Beatrice Strong, Sandra Pratt, Katherine Garvin, Cora Morgan, Susan Clarke, Patricia Pelkey. Third Row- --Antoinette Heal- ey, Bernard Wfood, XVilliam Granger, Thomas Cfronin, Neil Gregory, Douglas MacDonald, Michael Lance, joseph Smith, David Grinnell, Brian Beckwith, Bruce Bidwell, Paul Petteys, Anthony Liapes, Larry O'Neil, absent, lilwood Hopkins. O 5 You C,.ml Take 'ff X Q s It Witlm You J Demon any In Action ...A Happy Easter .vs is Nw.. SX., N. W 9 .ww -ff I: , ,. t ,Jam- ua .8-4-, J-M Ui' 39 ,a' 0 M .Mtv- ti Qfflif' J. -'Ei-ll -JG Q I ,JE-rfff WWI HES liirst row: Dorothy full, Cuirol Prutl, Dorothy Noyes, Mary Louise Irel.inti. Second rowg Ifthnunti Clridge, Rayiuonal Valentine. lee Ostruntier. Wliiter Sh.1rroxx'. HHHUHPH HUHHH SUUHH A student must possess the qlI.1iIiiCS ol' Li1.1f.lLIL'f. seixite, leqtiership, .ind stholirship to .1 high degree for incin- hership in the N.ition,1l Honor Sotiety. Neinhers .ire thosen hy the tfuultv .ind .ire t.1ppeti .it .in .isseinhiy held thir- ing the sthool ye-.1r. This year the N.1tion.il Honor Sotiety sponsored the s.i!e ot p.iperhound hooks in the sthool. Students PT1fLil.lSC i1i1gl1falLi.ility hooks .it low tosts .inti this ugly huihi their own 1werson.iI lihrary, To t'in.inte this project, .is well as other future ivrojetts. the N.ition.tl Honor Sotiety opemteti the to.it rooin .it i7LlSi'iCliW.lii gnines. Aluniors .intl Seniors .Ire eligihie upon the h.isis ot their retorti ot' high .u'hiex'enient in school. 'Iii1l'NLliil5I1L1i Honor Sotiety is the highest honor which may he conferred upon .1 student. The otitiiters tor this ye.ir ure XY'.1lter Sh.irrovs', Presitienti I.ee Ustmntier, VicefI'resitientg Dorothy Noyes, SCC- ret.iry, .intl Mary Louise Trchinti, Treasurer X .v,.,.W, .i i.AL . I . .. ,L ri .5 Seated left to right-Adrienne Duncan, Robert Rhodes, .lack Butler, Conrad Sharrow, George Hoffis, Lynda Sher man, Mary Louise Ireland, Dorothy Noyes, Carol Pratt, Standingf-Linda LaVoy, Sheryl Smith, Calvin Mosher, Ed ward Curtis, Roger Mayott, Larry French, Betty Shaw, David Wtilker, john jones, Don Flewelling, Peter Wcuod Edythe Friday. SlUIlfHl Elllllltll The purpose of the Student Councilis to create a closer relationship between the students and faculty, to give stu- dents practical experience in student government, to finance student body activities, and to promote the general wel- fare of the school and its surroundings. This year the Student Council, in the achievement of its goal, purchased two large flags for use in the audito- rium and gymnasium, and records each month for the school jukebox. Two vigorous campaigns were carried on, a fund-raising drive for the restoration of Old Sturbridge Village and a clean-up campaign for the school. The expression of American democratic principals is highly exemplified through the election of Student Council officers. Last fall, in a hard-fought campaign by our three political parties, X, Y, Z, George Hoffis was elected presi- dent, Lynda Sherman, vice-president, Conrad Sharrow, secretary, and Mary Louise Ireland, treasurer. Other members were chosen by classes in separate elections. First row: Phyllis Simonetta, I.ois Wfashburn, joan Swears, Peggy Sweeney. Second row: Mary Swears, Louise Winch, Jane Bullard, Arleen Ernst, Barbara Murdock, Phyllis Chapman, Dorothy Noyes, Carmen Dwyer. Standing: Walter Sharrow, Gary Stevens, Edmund Cridge, Gary Quinn, Miss Davis fadvisorj, john Lockhart, Richard Nicholson, jerry Linehan, Robert Rhodesg Doris Hamilton fnot shownj. lUHSHlllElllll Elllll This year, Seniors, with some juniors and Sophomores, made the last of the school sponsored trips to Wasliing- ton. Miss Davis, club advisor, directed the raising of funds for the trip through many campaigns and projects. In New York and Washington, they visited many famous and interesting places. They returned later in April with happy memories and experiences added to their lives. Among the places they visited were Radio City Music Hall, Mount Vernon, Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Lincoln Memorial, Washington Monument and the Bureau of Printing and Engraving. i :fain E' 'T TT? 'Q ia if X 1, Lssssmnausgs Suited: Dorothy Pollock, 'ludith Lyons, Dorothy Ciill, L.1rry Vnndercar, Evelyn Smith, Larry French, Georginnna Hohl. Stiindingg Faith Bull, Eileen Murray, Stephen Borgos, Linda Borgos, Mr. Raych fadvisorj, Sandra Liapes, Rebecca Cfhttse, liunice Richardson. Hill HUB The Art Club is 1111 organization ot' students interested in the field of art. Money raised through dances .md other remuner.1tix'e .utivities h.is heen used lor the purclmse ot' nrt work dis- tributed to tlassrooms and offices throughout the school. The tluh also purchased il forty-five RPM record player for use in the Art Room. Oliliicers of the Art Cfluh are Larry Xf11l1llL'fl.ll', presidentg Larry lfrc-nth, vitehprc-sidentg livelyn Smith, sc-tret.1ryg and Dorothy Chill, treasurer. Left to right: David Dudey Rohert Wfhyland Colin johnson Ralph V. Ricci, Adxisor Susan Clarke First Row: Nancy Steele, Linda Hull, Linda Borgos, Betsy Blodgett. Beatrice Lydecker. Second row: Barry MacEwan Robert Blackburn, Qvice-pres.j Mrs. M. Pattison, fadvisorj fharlene Pike, Qtreasj Conrad Sharrow, fpresidentb Ronald Rudio. Third Row: Roger Mayott, lames Klausner, Robert Ross, Kenneth Cary, Richard Bodette, Richard Sweet, Iames Norman. Stephen Borgos, Richard jenkins, Eileen Murray, secy Qnot Shownj Seated: Raymond Albert. Robert Mosher. Standing: Raymond Smith, Robert Livingston, Edward Greenwood, Chris Dorvee, Raymond Burlett, john Ostresh. Harley Smith, Advisor PlllJtEllUHlSl HHH Standing: Lee Call, Raymond MacDonald, Raymond Smith, james Bolio, Wfallace Dickinson, Edward Greenwood. Kneeling: joseph Aiken, Raymond Burlett, Charles Wright, Wlalter Smith. Seatecl, left to right: lucy Taylor, qsecretziryj Durincla Duross, lc treas. U lfileen Murray Mary Robinson. Standing: Pat lillithorlwe, Charlotte Shaw, Qvice-Presb Miss Donovan, Qaclvisorj Rebecca Chase, Sandy Liapes, 'lean Lowe, Caroline Ball Dorothy McKinney Qpres., not shownj First row: Maureen Du Four, Rebecca Chase. Second row: Phyllis Simonetta, Mrs. Moloney, Qadvisorj Diane Normandin. Third row: Vivian McGowan, Louise Winc'l1, joan Richardson, 'Ianice Simonetta .Iillian Langan. Seated 2 Mary Flanders. Phyllis Chapman. Standing: Sheryl Smith, Dorothy Mt-Kinney. Lillian Paris, juily Lyons, Mary Swears, Lois XVashburn, Caroline Ball, Charlotte Shaw. -Ioan Swears, Mrs. jane Moloney. 04'- LHIEH EH tUlUHt NURSES Ut HW PUTUHL liHEHtRS Ui HWLH i it jane Bullard, Mary Louise Ireland, Dorothy Noyes. Second row: Dorothy Call, Mrs. B. Vaughn, Sharron Van Heusen. ni Third row: Dorothy Centerbar, Sheila Hopkins. vi Kneeling: Bob Conklin. First row: Bob Farry, Ed Cridge, Bill Hayes. Second row: Bill Opalski, Dick Potter, Dale jones, Russ Chase, Pat Russo. Third row: jack Butler, Ronnie Comeau, Dave Allen, Steven Borgos, 'lack Helwig, Warren Mayott. Fourth row: Bob Lemery, Gordon Griffin, Roger Hamelin, Ken Francis, Dick Bodette, Bill jones. Fifth row: Ray Prouty and Bob Friday. VllllEllll HHH The Varsitv Club is composed of boys who have earned their varsity letter in some sport and have been. elected to membership by the present members. The Club participates in many activities to promote sportsmanship and to benefit worthy Causes. This year the Varsity Club lent its support to the Medical Loan Fund Benefit Basketball game by donating refreshments and sup- plying officials. The Saturday Morning Midget Basketball League and Boys' Intramural Sports are coached and offi- eiated by the members. Money made from selling refreshments and from the annual Varsity Hop is used to purchase sweaters for members. Officersfof the Varsity Club are Edmund Cridge, presidentg Robert Farry, vice-presidentg and Williaiim Hayes, secretary-treasurer. jk A f' H- K . ' ,, L' Q . - r 2 .4 f I , -t we it Q m 'L 2 1 A K 9 A 'ML I 1 13 X 'iv-F First row: Sharon Burch, Fleanor Winslow, Claire Washburn, jean Dixon, Elizabeth Van Guildcr, Andrea Abare. Second row: Gary Comeau, Phil Girard, Evelyn Smith, Carol Pratt, jane Bullard, Cora Sue Butler, Phyllis Simonetta. Third row: Claudia Munger, Sally Hicks, Lorry Embon, Ken Cary, Bob Whyland, Mr. Rose fadvisorj, Pat Jacobie, Betty Shaw, Barbara Sheerer. Fourth row: Judy Pountain, Barbara Murdock, Linda Evans, Lucy Taylor, Carol Pratt, Janice Granger, Larry French. Slllllll lIlEH Ullif5l HHH The South High Digest staff, in its second year, managed to come closer to its goal of giving all students a periodic review of school and sports news. The staff, headed by Carol Pratt as Managing Editor, gave the students several issues which included a Moving-up Day edition saluting the seniors. The managing editor is always a Senior who has served at least one year on the staff. Membership in the club is open to any student in grades seven through twelve. First row: Beverley Abare, Lucy Taylor. Second row: Sharon Van Heusen, Judy Ensminger, Carol Van Loan, Lorry limbon. Third row: Janice Granger, Janice Simonetta, Betty Shaw, Patricia Jacobie. Fourth row: Carol Tibbits, Eli- zabeth Morgan, Rose Marie Pelkey, Arleen Ernst, Donna Colvin, Evelyn Smith, Judy Pountain, Cora Sue Butler. Fifth row: Dorothy Call, Ruth Beagle, Carol Pratt, Barbara Murdock, Barbara Sheerer, Pat Breen, Carmen Dwyer, Claudia Munger, Mrs. Hunter fadvisorj. BUSINESS Elllll The Business Club is designed to acquaint the members with employment opportunities and requirements in the area. Field trips were taken to the Glens Falls Insurance Cionpany and The First National Bank. One meeting featured a demonstration of the Comptometer. Money was raised from the Valentine Dance to sponsor a traditional supper for the business alumni of the school. Last year, fifteen business graduates returned for the supper and described their experiences. Officers of the Business Club are Carol VanLoan, presidentg Judy Ensminger, vice-presidentg Pat Jacobic, re- cording secretary, Lorry Embon, corresponding secretaryg and Betty Shaw, treasurer. Seated, left to right: Louise Wfinch, 'lane Richardson, Betty Hanrahan, Mr. Charles Cuccio, Qadvisorj, Wfilliam Fish- er, Gary Quinn and Rebecca Chase. Standing: Phyllis Simonetta, Beatrice Lydecker, Peggy Sweeney, Linda Hull and David Dudey. PSHEHUlUEH HHH The Psychology Club is an organization whose main purpose is to acquaint its members with the fundamen- tals of psychology. Witlm the aid of movies and books, Mr. Cuccio leads discussions and lectures on different subjects. Such touics as human defenses li 'wnosis and human behavior in veneral, are brou ht before its members each week. l 1 ll i i fa This is the first year for the Psychology Club in our high school and it has given much of value to its members. 3152 'M i JJ' N . f it 9' -. 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K , qv E -TX ? . , .A 4' .1 :fe ' 1 , y S x F3525 va' in NT, Y 33 1 f KP ., X?-27.53, in fi? 5 F3 bw IUUSIC SENIOR BAND liI.UTlfSffAnn Squires, Linda Dudey CLARINETS' 'Lynda Sherman, Lynn Osburg, Linda Hull, john Lock- hart, Deborah Clorlew, Sheila Hopkins, judy Wakely, Phil ip Stevens, Charles Wright, Barbara Bennett, Roberta Free burn, Audrey Clorlew, Lois Garrand, Claire Washburn john Myers, joan Schurenstedt SAXOPHONIZS- Warren Mayott, Beatrice Lydecker, joan Stewart Gary Fuller, Donald Green CQORNIZTS ---Gary Stexens, David Walker, Sheryl Smith, Roger May- ott, joanne DeGarmo, Donald Flewelling, Walter Ward TROMBONES-fRichard Nicholson, Richard Bodette, David Allen, Richard Brown, james Cridge BARITONESffEdmund Cridge, Walter Sharrow FRENCH HORNS--janice MacEwan, Harry Gutheil, Walter Smith BASSESG Conrad Sharrow, Victor Smith, William Beagle PERCUSSION -Y Shirley Gutheil, Linda DeWolfe, Clark Squires SUlllll HIEH sl M f 'X The Senior Band is an organ- ization of forty-six students, cap- ably directed by Mr. Hull, which provides relaxing, educational entertainment for all its mem- bers. It contributes to such pro- grams as the junior and Senior Plays, football games, assem- blies, and shows its marching talent in the annual parades on Memorial Day and Arbor Day. 5 'P Sllllllil EWU In the spring, the Band takes part in an Easter Con' cert. This engagement provides musical entertainment for the people of the community and shows the band at its best. This year the band played from its repertoire Cumana, An- dalucia, and the Stars and Stripes Forever March. Once each year, they give an afternoon concert for the enjoyment of the veterans at Mount McGregor. Also, they played for the district finals of The American Legion. Oratorical Contest. l 3 5 f 5 Fred Hull, Director I 'Hp SMH HIGH The Orchestra, composed of forty-four students di- rected by Mr, Hull, provides a new sense of musical apa preciation which is unmatched by any organization in the school. It plays for many of the schools extravcurricular programs, among which are the junior and Senior plays. the Christmas Concert, and the Easter Concert, in addition to school assemblies held throughout the year. To such auspicious occasions as graduation or the opening of a new school, its musical programs add both dignity and enjoy- ment. O . S, f f ' 3 :1i'fe2'er fr , Q mfr, E 3 'ig 2 1 Y-1 5 5 5 F 5 i ra 5 f 3? 3. , 5 Q 2 1 E f S Preparing for Weekly Rehearsal l e fist VIOI.INS-f-Christopher Dorvee, Mary Louise Ireland, Mary Lou Andrews, Larry Vandercar, Douglas Harkness, Bernice XVhite, Betsy Blodgett, Charlene Pike, Patricia lilder, Low- ell Korh, judy Macliwan, Sharon Lanphear, Robert l os- mer, Gail Varney, Ann Wfhite, Sandra Baldwin, Carolyn MaeEwan. ' CQIZLLOS -fLee Ostrander, Dorothy Noyes, Lee Call, Lois Brown, Ste- ven Ostrander, Susan Clarke. STRING BASSIYS' -lfdmund Cridge, Conrad Sharrow. PIANOW-Nancy Gillman, Nancy Rising FLUTIZS-fAnne Squires, Linda Dudey CLARINIQTS-'Lynda Sherman, Roberta lireebern, Lynn Osburg, Lin- da Hull TRUMPliTSf 'Gary Stevens, David Wtrlker, Joanne DeGarmo, Donald Flewelling. TROMBONES---'Richard Nicholson, Richard Bodette FRENCH HORNS- -Janice Macliwan, Harry Gutheil, Wzllter Smith, TUBAfXValter Sharrow UllElllSlHH The Choral Club instills in its members the enjoy- ment received from singing. Under the able direction of Mrs. Boss, they rehearse diligently throughout the yt-.nrt and present a concert at Christmas antl again during tlee liaster season. Their reputation for skill, talent and origin- ality are recognized throughout the area. Elllllll HHH SOPRANO9 l1rstRovi Barbara Mull Sally Hicks Miry Ilanders lom lleming Deborah Corlew Betty Shaw Bucrly Dawson Second Row Imdr Hull Claudia Mungcr Nancy Gillmm Patricia Mason Carmen Dwyer Myrl Solberg., Charlene Pike Patricia IQODIC Third Row Rita mes Gail Virney udy Pountain Beatrice Lydecker Shar ron Van Heuscn Denise Belllngecr Mlrsha Anderson me Bullard .mice Macfwan Arleen Trnst ' gg Ef !gi i gg' W . Q W 5 Q 2 ii 3 2 2 ii daw , H ,if -nf f ' gay! we f , X ' Q 1' Q W 11 I wg' f . if , ..:a. - 3EaNsDQ5T5QiXf S 'gf fkT X Qf-2 if mmm ' f Richard Nicholson, Kenneth Francis, Edmund Cridgc, Lynda Sherman, Nancy Cillman, Gary S H H E U D Q I lg U Q I X Stevens. lfileen Dyke, lfilcen Murray, Rose Marie Pelkey, Caro- lyn Celeste, Ann McBride, Shirley jones, Susan Hard- lhll Q J U Q lg lr il QE S iclq, 'ludy Pronto, Linda Borgos, Sylvia Clark QDrum Majorcttej. ' l 5 2 ' 2 1 X X Cheerleaders in Action -H-01 1 South H i gh versus St. Marys South Hi gh versus Fort Plain wg -A if' Y 1 ', an 9 is H 5 4 tx, Above are the members of the 1955 Bulldog Football Team. In the front row, left to right: Russ Chase, Ken Cary, Dave Allen, Bill Opalski, Edmund Cridge, jack Butler, Pat Russo, Dave Kobar, Dick Sweet, Warren Mayott, and Steve Dickinson. Second row: Mgr. Bill Farry, Bob Farry, Dale jones, Dick Bodette, jim Norman, jack Hellwig, Ron Sexton, Steve Blakeslee, Al Trulli, Bob Conklin, Dick Farry, jack Dixon, and Bob Ross. Third Row: Ron Rudio, Dick Nicholson, Walt Sharrow, Ken Francis, john Winslow, Ralph Palmer, Bob Whyland, Don Bovair, Dick Clark, Don Dixon, Larry Hawkins, and Mgr. Ray Prouty. Fourth Row: Mgr. Russell Greenwood, jim Gormley, Dick Kobar, Bob La Rock, Glaclwin Jackson, Culver johnson, David Cameron, Coach Andy McGuffin, Martin Seamen, Dick Kenneally, Morris Francis, Chuck Graves, Conrad Sharrow, and jim Dickinson. lllllllllll M5 SEASONS RECORD They Hudson Falls 501131 High 30 Glens Falls SOUUI High 13 South High Granville 6 Whitehall South High 6 South High Sf. Mary's 32 South High Ft. Edward 19 South High Corinth 8 Seconds after Kickoff Pigskin Peddler Pile up Key Defense Guard Center Dave Kobar Pat Russo llHSl SHUHE Tackle Guard Tackle Dave Allen and Dlck Sweet Co-Ca pta i n .End Ken Carey lllll End Warren Mayott Fullback Right Halfback Steve Dickinson Russ Chase lIllEl Sllllllli Ql.l21I'tC1'b8.Ck Left Halfback Manager Bill Opalski and Ray Prouty Co-Captain Ed Cridge Head Coach Lyle Gray HHEHS .,,. ,. ,--Q Assistant Coach Andy McGuffin SWUH john Dixon Bob Parry ummm Dick Nicholson Walter Sharrow A1 Trulli 'T Schuylerville? First row: Bill Hayes, Dale Jones, Dick Potter, Bob Lemcry, and Bill jones. Second row: Bob Conklin, Ronny Com eau, lack Butler, Ken Francis, Dan Van Lew, Bob Farry, and Pat Russo. llliielllllgllll llHSHllHHll-1955 The South High Bulldogs in their second season in the Northern Conference bounced back after a poor first season and finished third in the Conference with a berth in the sectional playoffs. The Bulldogs ended league play with a 6 and 6 record and an overall mark of 11-7. The Bulldogs opened the season with two non-league victories over Greenwich and Schuylerville, but they found it rough in the opening league game dropping it by a 55 to 39 verdict to Glens Falls. The following week the Red and Blue found themselves, and won a close one from Gran- ville 55 to 50. The Bulldogs went on from here winning their next four straight ball games. Two of these victories were in the newly formed Christmas Tournament by downing Argyle 53 to 47 and de- feating Queensbury in the finals 54 to 38. The Bulldogs then lost a close non-league to Corinth 61 to 60. Home Away We They We They 64 26 1 95 5 56 SCHEDULE The boys from South High came rearing back the following week in league play and defeated St. Marys 65 to 62 in an overtime period. The league leaders, the Green Wave of Hudson Falls, came to South High and after a well played ball game and a last second shot by Hudson Falls, the Bulldogs, dropped a close decision 71 to 69. 52 58 55 50 75 48 86 K4 71 52 71 59 69 71 Greenwich' Glens Falls Granville Whitehall Argyle' ueensbury Fort Edward Corinth' St Mary s Hudson Fall 'FN on League Games S 75 42 39 55 53 57 59 85 54 38 85 48 60 61 65 62 72 84 53-47 Q 4: . - , 1 - The Red and Blue Cagers then found it tough going after this loss. They lost the next three straight ball games to Cilens Falls, Granville and XVhitehall. The following week they found themselves in the win column, trouncing Fort lidward 85 to 641 and a 71 to 59 vittory over the Kerry Blues of St. Marys. The Bulldogs closed the season of regular play by dropping a game to the Champs, Hudson Falls, S4 to 72. This loss then called for a playoff the following ext-ning on the Hudson Falls court. This game was to be between the Bulldogs and Wfhitehall to see who was to rep- resent the Northern Conference in the Section II playoffs .The Red and Blue came through with flying colors de- feating the Maroon and Wliite 71 to 52. South High was paced this year by the high scoring of Dale jones and Dick Potter with 272 and 261 respectively. They were followed in scoring by Bob Lemery with 190, Bill Hayes 151, and Bill jones with 1-19. South High went to the sections at Mechanicville as the Northern Conference Class C representative. The boys played a sparkling game by handing their opponents, Milne of Albany, a resounding defeat by the margin 72 to 60. The next step was the quarter-final playoff game against Fort Plain. The loss was a heart-breaker for the school, which had progressed so valiantly, but as the picture below will show the game was not an easy victory for the Plains- men. StlllllIllltS HUHUUE HUUPSHHS UH HH EU 4l in v r f ' F5 3 4 is '-Q. 1 4 s.-J ' I , i Bob Lemery k293fb1 n Y X I HMS CND, D 1 a 0 jones 1255. Bill Jones C232 Dick Potter QZOJ ,-4 '12 O X 1 ' S 5? Q Q b k fm ' Wx. f- , x 45 P U , S ISN 14 3 I2 15 0 Left to right: Mgr. Bill Farry, Dick Vanderwerker, Earl Helwig, Dick Bodette, Charles Graves, Tom Lamarque, Steve Dickinson, Dick Farry. Second row: Manager Steve Borgos, Dick Kobor, Larry Hiwkins, Gladwyn jackson, jim Gormley, Dick Sweet, Dick Clark, Bob DeAngelo, john jones, and Coach Sutliff. Jlllllllll VllllSIlH This year the Bulldog Pups had a very successful season, having a .500 record with 8 wins and 8 losses, Four of these losses were by less than five points. There were only five returning veterans at the beginning of the season, and Coach Sutliff had a hard time choosing the remaining ten players. 1955 1956 SCHEDULE 5818 60 29 63 67 69 55 53 56 49 40 59-64 We hey We They Schuylervillef Greenwich? Gram ille Wfhitehall Fort Edward Corinth? St Marys Hudson Falls 'Non-League Games 62 35 29 43 36 56 74 67 34 44 50 47 54-59 I H0016 Away -T . 60-58 Glens Falls 27-42 . 7 4 - L The best game the Pups recorded this season was a 74-67 triumph over the Flying Forts of Fort Edward. In this game the Pups' three leading scorers really showed their stuff. LaMarque hit the cord for 21, while Graves and Helwig each collected 19. Bodette chipped in 6 while Dickinson came through with 9. Looking forward to Varsity berths next .year aret Dick Bo- dette, Steve Dickinson, Dick Farry, Earl Helwig, Tom LaMarque, Dick Sweet, and Dick Vanderwerker. Returning to the V. next year will be: Chuck Graves, Dick Clark, Gladwyn jackson, Larry Hawkins, jim Gormley, Dick Kobor, john jones and Bob DeAngelo. 'Sl 4. dl' E! 5- . . N lk gaqfy. G Front row, left to right: Jack I-Ielwig, Dave Allen, Dick Potter, Fred Bullivant, Pat Russo, Bob Farry, Don Bovair. Seated: jack Butler, Bill Opalski, Dick Bodette, Al Winslow, Dick Sweet, Don Allen, Ray Prouty. Standing: Mgr. Ron Rudio, Mgr. Ed Greenwood, Culver johnson, john Ostresh, Bob Ross, Dick Kenneally, Steve Dickinson, Al Trulli, Steve Blakeslee, Coach Gray. llllwilll H55 With only five seasoned veterans returning for the 1955 baseball season at South High, Coach Gray had to pick five replacements who would help carry the burden for the Bulldogs. Faced with the problem of entering the Northern Conference, Coach Gray picked Pat Russo to fill the hole at first base, Dave Allen behind the plate, and jack Butler and Dick Bodette, to chase flies. Rounding out the first nine were veterans Don Allen, Dick Potter, Al Winslow, Bob Farry, and Fred Bullivant. With this being South High's first year in the Northern Conference, the Bulldogs had a hard time keeping up with the fast brand of ball, but showing up better in the second half of the season, South High established themselves as a team to watch. About all we can say now is what was the main slogan at the Sports Banquet last year, XVAIT TILL NEXT YEAR. -----Q,-V ff' J, in Sllllllll llHlllllE Kiiccling, Lclt to Right, Dick Potter, Bob liirry, Al W'in5low, Bill Oimlslqi, Sliimling, J.lLil'i llclwig, Al Trulli, john Ostrcsh, ,lark Butler, l swim iiiuuiiii i I.clt lo Right, Clonclics O'Ncil, Sutlill, Hay, lfcrlclc, lN1cCiL1l4l4i11,Gr11y,Tog1st11141stCr,Mr. Rilyrhg Gucst Spcglkcr, My- narrl Rythcrg Rev. Mcrlc Stone, Supt. ol' Sahools, lf. D. Myers, Board ol Iiducation Mcmhcr, Mr. MrMorrisg lflcmcn- l tary I'rincipgil, Mr. Horton, Secomlary Supcrvisor, Mr. I-Iowcg Girls' Athletic Dircclor, Miss Cornell. .wx fl i ,sifilislfrigwg ...I g n 3 ii l ' if l' 1 .1 U I I, ,Ng S ,. , ., 19-H L l Li l 5 ' 3 if W:-'af I nk .,- flf 2fx:::iE,, ' ?H:, -gig :ans if W.r,.r, 47 , ig li f -..K 0 1 QI? Front row: Ronald Comeau, Dale jones. litlward Prouty, XY'illiarn jones, john Butler, Robert Conklin, Cloath How- ard Sutliff. Second row: Davitl Cameron, Steven Blakeslee, lfred Bullivant, Henry Rudio, Wfilliain Hayes, Raymond Prouty, David Wrllker, Paul Hubinsky, john Lockhart, Gary Quinn. X Third row: james Klausner, Mgr., Robert Blackburn, Culver johnson, Alphonse Trulli, Steven Dickinson, Wfilliam Opalslci, james Norman, Russell Greenwood, Richard Vanderwerker, Morris Francis. llllllll IQ55 4 fn, K an A . QF' l M . s X X i X 'vii . X L, r ' it Captain, Williain jones X Bill jones Dale jones Bill Hayes HHH HEEUHUS , XA ?' gifffffb ga if Y QUHSWHU Stl lllllll Hank Rudio SCHOOL RECORDS SINCE 1946 Fffd Bu'1 'a t EVENT RECORD HOLDER RECORD YEAR SET Broad jump Edward Khoury 18' 11 1946 Shot Put Norman Conquest 42' 10 1950 100 Yd, Dash john Gatchell 110.6 1955 220 Yd. Dash Edward Prouty 123.3 1954 440 Yd. Dash Stanley Vandercar 254.3 1954 Pole Vault john Baker 9' 9 1954 180 Yd. Hurdles Fred Bullivant :23.5 1955 Half Mile Run Williain jones 2:O8.5 1955 High jump Dale jones 5' 6 1955 Discus Henry Rudio 119' 1 1955 Mile Run Williaiii Hayes 4:45 1955 PLACIZ MFN IN SECQTIONAL MFIQT XY'ilIiam -lones, H80 yd. run, First Place 2208.5 Fred Bullivant. ISO hurdles, First Plate - 3355 XVilIia:ns Hayes, mile run, First Place fi.AlS jf XY'arren Mayott ' ' Ronald Comeau, H80 relay, Second Place 3 Fred Bullivant,! ' lfdward Proutyf Rohert Conklin, 880 yd. run, Third Place lidward Prouty, 220 yd. dash, Third Place Kenneth Francis, Shot Put, Third Place Ronald Comeau, High jump, Third plate tTieJ South High had an exteptionally good record in singular track exents and topped this hy placing third in the Sectionals at johnstown. Under the watchful supervision ot' Coach Howard Sutlitif, in his first year as mentor, the track team entered competition against the more experienced Northern Conference men, At the annual Sectional meet, Bill 'lones placed first in the 880, Fred Bullivant in the ISO hurdles. and liill Hayes in the mile. The relay team plat ed second with XY'arren Mayott, and Rommie Ciomeau. Flyer Bullivant and lid. Prouty carrying the colors for the Red and Blue. Other members of the track team that turned in outstanding performances during the year were Bevo Fran- cis in the shot put, Dale Jones in the high jump, ,lack Butler in the hroad jump, and Hank Rudio in the discus. lilllillllllm ,,t i . ,3 F-iilff 'S c f UPPONFNTS AND MISIZT SCORES XVe They Hudson Falls '16 58 Xvhitehall '17 48 St. Mary's 59 36 l70ft lielwilrnl 'll 63 Sectionals at -lohnstown Srd place ,....z...- Left to right: Donald Hay, Coach Bob Lemery, Bob Friday, Gordon Griffin, Stephen Borgos, Mgr., Donald Max- un. Absent when the picture was taken: Howard jackson, Bob Conklin, Dick Nicholson, Barry MacEwan, Stanly Pountian, Bob Wfhyland. Fort Edward Hudson Falls Schuylerville Corinth Glens Falls Hudson Falls Corinth Fort Edward Glens Falls Schuylerville ltllllll Last year the tennis team ended league meets with a five-five record for the season. This was very good for the team who faced Northern Conference netmen for the first time in interscholastic meets. The Hudson Falls game was the best with the group of hard-working fellows coming out on top of the more experienced club with a score of three to two. The boys are hoping for a better season this year. ---- SPUHTS Az x ,...- Arlccn lirmt, Corn Sue Butler, Bcity Hgmmhun, Clnrol Van Loan, Peggy Swccncy ogm Swcxrs 'lane Riulmrdson , Q fi, Miss Helen Cornell 55- 55 HEHHHH , ,fl kk vig L., ? 513' 'S X K, ' 1 Mix f' Miifiiw QI' v 3 1 21 SU 1 J . .,, sl EP fav A 5 U 1 SJW S1111 111111 11111111111 1111 111IN lmgc 11ru 11111 111.1111 tQ1r1s 1111111 111.1111-s IIIIIL' t111'1111g11 1111111 Q 111.11 IWlI'1111IW.l1L'L1 Ill 11115 11111111111 1lUL1iC.'y t1111r1111111c11t 1101110011 1111-11 111111s 111111 111m 11111131 Ill 111K 1I11L'l L119SII1LC1N11ll5 1.111 1,-. SJ R 'Q w' pe x 111 X nu 4 Civ JHHHEH .ithlctins in this school. FL Qi 'E .V I Thu-sc .iutixitics represent ii portion uf thc varied program ol' girls' SUPH WSH, WSH in v 1 Ne! .f 'ik' WW' 1- lr 75? L V1 - + 7 'Sl' F 31.4, . f , m'WYi1.,. m,Ab 'bl' li. ' N 'SN-. ' HUXIHUIEEWHUS M- 'Q -n qi . HOME OF GOOD FOOD 2... 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Phone 2-5954 Telephone 2-6077 COMPLIMENTS OF Complimenfs of NYSTAD JEWELER Il2 Main Sfreef, Sou'I'l1 Glens Falls DEPARTMENT BuLovA WATCH STORE AGENCY 1 r I I 1 C I I1 CI H956 SANDY Hlll IRON AND BRASS WORKS, INC. HUDSON FA LS lIflAND PAPER CO. COMPLIMENTS PAPER PRQDUCTS OF 76 L S GI FII N Y DIAL 2 0949 WIlSON'S DAIRY GLENS FAllS COCA-C0lA BOTlllNG C0. 95 Moin Street South Glens Folls, N. Y. Sak? . gg , WARD S GARAGE if .2' 1 Rets Wheel. Axle- Ffame Qfifl e,-. .- 1: ,,,V, ,1 , Stra ighte ning f' S OUT l l1l'Gli EN 5 ff P afuse Bonded Bralces Twice the Wear 24 HOUR TOWING SERVICE 2 2470 l89 Main Str t South Glens Falls DRIVE A SAFE CAR . . . . GET OUR ESTIMATE South Glens Falls, N. Y. Q. Compliments of cf c.. T CD CORlEW'S PHARMACY Q l25 Moin Street Tel. 2-1267 South Glens Folls MILDRED ELLEY SECRETARIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS 227-229 Quail Slreel' Albany 3, N. Y. SEND FOR CATALOG Complimenls of QUINN'S TEXACO SERVICE CENTER 595 Glen Sfreel Glens Falls, N. Y Phone 2-985I CINDERELLA BEAUTY SHOP Belly Richardson, Propriefress Phone 2-8594 3 New Slfeel' Soufh Glens Falls, N. Y MICO'S FORMAL RENTAL SERVICE 30 Soufh Sfreel' v N l Glens Falls, New York ff X JONATHAN'S FINE FURNITURE 33 Warren Sfreef, Glens Falls, N. Y. Open Daily 9:30 A.. M.-9 P. M. Alec and 'Celia Hurwilz Tel. 2-I308 An Impressive Home Cosls Less Than You Thinlr Complimenfs of ACHENBACH'S JEWELERS Glens Falls, New Yorlr Complimenrs of A FRIEND Complimenfs of SWAN CLEANERS The Glens Falls Insurance Company extends hearty congratulations to the Class of 1956. We are proud that the schools of our own and neighboring com munities are contributing so materially t0 our large staff of employees. With the hope that many of you will be inter- ested in joining the fine group of your alumni already in our employ, WC invite your personal inquiries about the job op. portunities we have to offer High School Graduates. ADMIVUIMIAXI SYUUQIIV - -2 - i For Better Construction C. R0llAND 0SWAlD Incorporated Controctors ond Engineers 2l-23 John St. Schenectady, N. Y. Telephone 6-2329 SKY-lINE may qw-mf' BOWlING AllEYS WMW M 'l 6' New Brunswick Alleys ' in on 'aa V i . 3 , N Complete Modern N 4 h Resm U ro n t -' Miner Hill Inf' ff? Q North on Rt. 9 Glens Folls i Glens F alls, N-Y .. .. . i l r B Daniel P. Shine Insurance Agency 83 Moin Street So. Glens Folls Tel. 2-2428 ABBOWS CORNER Glllll E. G. MAY G. ond F. Abbott, Props. Electricol Construction LIGHT-HEAT-POWER 41 Main Street l99 Elk Street Albony, N. Y. South Glens Folls M230 Phone 2-9898 w 7 Compliments of Congrotulotions to The Closs ot '56 TO Brood St. MERKEL 84 GElMAN Glens Folls, New York Your Store of Cheerful Service Glens Folls Albflny VNJJWM Q . A eg 5 - :SY H5 5 A 5 U f- 9:-WIS? T F 5 ' 3 T 35' 54? 3 gg K l,. : an ,-, 315 . Q , A Nm gg it Al A A GLENS FAllS NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY T851 - T956 Member Federol Deposit lnsuronce Corporation CLARK FUNERAL HOME Seen in all 'rhe smarfesf places-fhose clofhes from DONALD L. CLARK, Direcfor .pa Invalid Coach 1 f . Hospiial Beds M U S L E R S I f .1 .4 Telphone 2-4425 - ' he use Main s+ree+ - 1' . - Soulh Glens Falls 7 R'd9e Sllreel ., , 1 J. SMALDONE 8. SONS Manufaclurer of Cinder 8: Cemenf Blocks Splil' rock In colors 9I Saraioga Avenue Soufh Glens Falls, N. Y. WGY FOOD PRODUCTS CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS Alba ny, New York COM PLIMENTS OF LLOYD'S SERVICE STATION PHONE 2-0470 PAINT Complimenls of FRASIER PAINT CORP 39 Parlc Sfreef Glens Falls New Yorlr GLASS Complimenls of KORY'S GRILL Main Sfreel Soufh Glens Falls COAL-FUEL OIL MASON MATERIALS JAMES H. MOYNIHAN C0 Ferry Boulevard SouI'I1 Glens Falls 2-l402 2-l259 HILL-DAY, INC. 92 Main S'I'. SouI'I1 Glens Falls, N. Y. FACTORY OUTLET STORE Girls' Shirfs, Blouses COMPLIMENTS OF BRENNAN'S ROLLER SKATING RINK LAKE GEORGE ROAD Men's Shirfs Piece Goods Glens Fans' New York GLENDALE RUSSELL 81 WAIT FURNITURE CO., INC. Office Supplies Comple'I'e Home Furnishings and Budgel' Terms Available Equipmenl' I 74 Glen S+ree'I Glens Falls, New York Phone 2-4422 Phone 2-I I09 Upper Glen SI. Glens Falls 9A.M.'I'o9P.M. Sal. 9 A. M. Io 5:30 P. M. XGA BANKING 0N WHEELS IS FUN! If you like the latest in clothes, dance steps, and music, you'll get a kick out of the last word in banking convenience, too! It's the handy Drive-In Window at First National's South Glens Falls Office. Banking from your car is fun -- and it's a real time- saver, too! In fact, the more you bank at First National, the more you'll appreciate why it's the FIRST choice of thousands of folks here for complete, convenient banking service. H11-LI' ATI!! AL Bank of Glens Falls TloN4c +5 X559-'MC Granville 5 Bolton Landing if I I , South Clens Falls Q l ip + his 510-9' 'IVE Member Federal Deposit Insurance Cmponxinn zlfmgw-fi v we ,vm ,S X ., x,,,.A se A ' ' 7 . gp wr Compliments of MIKE'S DRIVE IN DINER AND RESTAURANT 40 Moin Street, So. Glens Folls, N. Y. Tel. 3-0238 Bring your tornily ond enjoy o delicious dinner in our new dining room, in o restful ond luxurious otmosphere. 1 N iz' elf? f vim . . ex ii. 1.7 RET EA ,nil .K COLE AND HANKS WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERY SCH RAFFT'S CHOCOLATES I82 Maple S+ree+ Glens Falls, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF ROBINSON LAUNDRY THE RIDGE BOOK SHOP Giffs-Sfafionery Greefing Cards-Boolrs 288 Glen Sfreef Glens Falls, N. Y. AT THE CLOCK COMPLIMENTS OF QUACKENBUSH PHARMACY J. E. SAWYER AND CO. INC Hardware, Sfeel, Mill Supplies Plumbing ancl Healing Supplies Pafronize Your Local HARDWARE DEALER AND PLUMBER 6478 Glen Sfreef Glens Falls, N Y r I Com liments of BlUE BIRD PSUPER MARKET Home of Quality and Courteous Service Boyce Rawson Horace Washburn FROM O The Senior Class-Sincere Appreciation TO Our Advertisers -Whose Cooperation Made This Book Possible Building Materials, Refrigerators, Heating Systems FINCH, PRUYN, 84 COMPANY, INCORPORATED To The Class of '56 SQUIRES' SWEET SHOP Opposite High School BERTHOID STUDIOS Formerly GOLDTONE STUDIO PORTRAITS OF DISTINCTION Your photogrophs in this Book ore the work ot our studios. We sincerely hope thot oll these photogrophs will perpetuote the memory ot hoppy doys ot South Glens Folls Central School. MAY WE THANK YOU FOR THE HONOR AND PRIVILEGE OF HAVING SERVED YOU? l35 Joy Street 4-872I Schermectody, N. Y. 1 I Congraiulalions Class of '56 222 Maple S+. SHEF AND JOHNNlE'S Glens Falls, N. Y. LUNCH HARKNESS BROTHERS Complimenls of 63-67 Main Slreef Soullx Glens Falls, N. Y. FLETCHER COX Plumbing and E51-, Hea+ing Supplies I927 Arls and Crafls Hobby and Ceramic Supplies Mosl' Complefe crafl shop in Norlhern New York and New England STRAUCH LEARTHERCRAFT 28 Sanford Sfreel' Glens Falls, New York For Your Insurance or Real Esfale Needs Call CONGDON AGENCY 28 Saraloga Ave. General Insurance And Real Eslale William E. Congdon Licensed Real Eslale Broker 2-5508 For Appoinlmenls 2-3739 9520 in S B' .YQ E lgnnunutlo-sxl1,.-,., visg 3 1l'Hb gl.4n S f we Q95 if -i 5 wc? H Pg 1-CNQS-'ya H fig? 5 Nxt