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

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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.

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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.

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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.