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

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1959 volume:

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KELLEHER fig,-Q i I. , X, M I I I 'Af' X K XL ill E it A ,I 1l'l f 5444s I 5 advertising FIRST ROW: Barbara Darling, Judith Green, Maureen DuFour, Susan Bonitatibus, Nancy Hardick. SECOND ROW: Patricia Blackburn, Joanne DeGormo, June Potter, William Farry. THIRD ROW: Michael Oddy, Donna Herman, Sharon Lanphear, Shirley Gutheil, Robert LaRock. FOURTH ROW: Philip McCone, Edward Curtis, Lee Call, Lowell Korb. ABSENT: Harry Gutheil, Ernest Burnell, Fred Abare, Louis Rosati, Linda Simonetta. arrowhead staff FIRST ROW: Susan Bonitatibus, Barbara Darling, June Potter, Nancy Hardick, Emilie Clark, Carol Lanphear. SECOND ROW: Patricia Blackburn, Myrl Solberg, Lois Brown, Joanne DeGormo, Patricia Bondzinski, Sharon Lanphear, Karen Solberg. THIRD ROW: Maureen DuFour, Nancy Rising, Jacqueline Hamilton, Donna Herman, Marsha Anderson, Lora Lang- worthy. FOURTH ROW: Lowell Korb, Michael Oddy, Nancy Carey, Richard Kobor, Shirley Gutheil, Robert LaRock, Clark Squires. ABSENT: Eleanor Poucher, Ann Ruth, Diane Hall and Dick Clark. production -fm' :W W! graduates page 28 administration page 14 activities page 74 underclassmen page 56 ', 1' K, ., X ' ii it ating i axis? 'V i M ,C 1 196 'v aio is ,tgt A., V A ' ,,ii an-of ,A 1 f ie. ,f-:f k 'if W ,I x . uf v w 4,5 -s 1 A V g i f fp v f i 'imxm QT! W' , if V -e 3, ' 1 5259 X We . ,f y ' . ' sissy . 5 Ui' i . as M s orts fi, gy 5, if I I L 3 'X , h .., LL X, H f is -,E . I .Y , Nvqin-.jf ' QL, ,Ky - page Y KK ' i v Q ,G , :i ,f ,I aa , SEM i ., 11: J QUE' J 1 555 gin' ' ' advertisements page 122 sweet be thy memories, high school of ours. fair be thy destiny, fadeless thy flowers. hearts that have loved thee have won in life's fight. names that we honor, thy standards hold bright. our alma mater dear, to thee we sing. may all thy future years new honors bring. may friends thy banners raise thy foes grow less. all love and praise to our old s. h. s. Z. 1 ,is 4 Qi 'R IA fm. 3,3 ii 1,59-fx. -4 9 'ta-2f 'f W Xu Ja au Q8 8 -gb J-'V . 'Z' 'H ' '.?'-vii.. .,w.,' Q F FR' f Y lb . ,u alma mafer x r board of education Ng PRESIDENT Dr. E. Yale Clark, member of the board since July, 1949, and president since 1950. PERSONNEL COMMITTEE: Miss Elizabeth Call, I1946- 47 Presidentl who has served from July, 1945-January, 1950, and July, 1951, to the present, and Carl W. Rudio, member since July, 1956. 'lr BUILDINGS and GROUNDS COMMITTEE: Clarence C. Washburn, who ' 'JUNIOR MEMBER joined the Board in August, 1954, Vice-President Lewis H. Steele, a W'II'0m C' ph'Io' eIeCted member since January, 1950, and Robert S. McMorris, elected in JUIYI 1955- July, 1950. NISURANCE, TAXATION, and PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE orge J. Cooper, named to 2 board in July, 1957, and lrold VanDewerker, who has 'ved since July, 1947. Mr. unDewerker is Clerk of the ard. dedication We, the students of the South Glens Falls Central School, respectfully dedicate this sixteenth volume of the Arrowhead to the past and present members of the Board of Education. These dutiful people have fought to uphold the standards of our school with no reward except the achievement of a better school and community. As the nucleus of our whole system, the Board of Education is responsible for everything taught and for those who teach. All decisions rest upon their shoulders. The responsibility for all the building programs has been theirs. Seldom recognized for their successes, they are quickly censured for their failures. They have suffered through public opposition and criticism but will soon reach, it is hoped, their ultimate goal. May we humbly show our appreciation to these dedicated people, who have made our school system one of the best in New York State. We only hope that we, the present student body of the South Glens Falls Central School, are deserving of the burdens which these people have borne for us. BOARD OF EDUCATION - l958-l959: Seated: Harold VanDewerker, Miss Elizabeth V. Call, Lewis H. Steele, Robert S. McMorris. Standing: William C. Philo, George J. Cooper, Dr. E. Yale Clark, Clarence C. Washburn, and Carl W. Rudio. n adminisfrafion The faculfy- off guard PAUL H. HOWE SECONDARY SUPERVISOR Mr. Howe, Mr. Horton, and Mr, Ostrander are joined by Eldon R. Sanford, Guidance Director, and Herbert D. Brock, Business Manager. . my F. DONALD MYERS ROBERT L. HORTON CHESTER B. OSTRANDER DISTRICT VICE-PRINCIPAL AND SUPERVISING SUPERINTENDENT ELEMENTARY SUPERVISOR PRINCIPAL adminisfrafion If 0 -nnnvsv WH? if wffz, buslness manager HERBERT D. BROCK science JOHN F. YOUKER WILLIAM H. BROLAND THEODORE B JEROME MRS SHIRLEY M NAPOLITANO JOSEPH A MUNOFF commercial MRS. ISABEL W VAUGHN MRS. CLAIRE W. HUNTER MRS. JANET N. SUTLIFF W english BERENICE E. DAVIS BONNIE LEE DURKEE ARTHUR B. JAMES MARION D. KELLEHER LEON H. SPARLING WILLIAM B. WETHERBEE LYLE H GRAY ESTHER M ASWAD ji physical education french MRS. MAYOLA E. PATTISON iw I K-xg. ,, Ii , Im, S 'Huw init , gee. . fm. .. -'Q 2 f 'fr ini, -..an W fm, . , QB, I .,,. e , f ..-r,.a:,1wy:f 1 ss ...dp ' nfl: 1 V, :ff -I. 'gal ' ix. '5?',i:'53:. , , -' W +5635-i-'nit 1. EW-Q 2.523 '?iw-I-QYSQW 'Sty . .533-Y.' 5, 1 4 rg F173 sf. Q fgwlfx I ,U wwf? :- ti It N 'iii ' ' -we ,fr I I 'E if , M .f 1 YV' R! Lp '13 ,ag 5 .K 4 J ir -ui -I-G I 'W Y N 1 eq an 'R' if e f. . . . 'Wg 'giiffxag mf- .. . 93 Q. I I S Nu 'ffl . J :,.g,1-31 driver education RICHARD C. BURTON DAVID MCCAULEY citizenship education JUDSON W. WALKER K f. w k ' ., PY DONALD S. HAY EDWARD M. HYDE ANDREW C. MANZ, JR RICHARD B. ROWELL STEWART P. STEARNS FRANK F. STOCKS intermediate '-'U' 2. mathematics MRS, EVELYN K. STEWART MRS. JUNE F. FORTSON THOMAS L. GORMAN MRS. ESTHER S. HORTON MRS. BEATRICE H. NORTON librarian CHURCH ILL MARGARET DONOVAN opportunity class MRS, DOROTHY LAROSE 21 music FRED M. HULL .AIRE L. ORDWAY K L. MCCRACKEN BFI' A. MORTON RAYCH MICHELENA M. FRASCATORE I ILE? A Q , ' f ' H gf w z. in fi, A A 3 ... 235 ' E:1f f m ,7,f?5 - if K , 'QQ - Y .. W 'I A is .,.- ,.i7'T 1if2iL'1 V fi' W' 'e?'f Q KWWL 335' :me economics 5. JANE L. MOLONEY MARILYN J. EMPIE HARLEY C. SMITH RAYMOND W. KASOLD industrial arts X7 guldance dlrector reading speech psychologist DR. CHARLES C. CUCC I lUI'S9 MRS. ADALINE SAVAG office personnel 4'0- SX! . F 1 . Q A . 1 l' ' 'gil' Q- L' n n F Q V ' V u:'h ARLENE J. BULLARD LASHWAY WILSON WELLES Mrs. Bullard, at the keyboard of the new Payroll Machine in the Business Office, demon- strates for the attentive secre- taries: Mrs. Lashway, Miss Welles, and Mrs. Wilson. 222 fmt 'ago ei I 'ui ll QI: '- ,zlzz E gg 5 .Q -git, n'Q u o 5 'H cafeferia personnel Ready to receive stacks of trays and dishes are the Dishwashing Machine operators, Dorothy R. Shea, Lucy Nowocki and Hilda A. Simonefta. N Q.. , . H 1f1'wrfm'Rf 1, ' , ., as-5 , ri.. . . W , , I A Y vf X if CAFETERIA MANAGER ETHEL F. MCMORRIS Shown here stuffing Tuna Boats, the cooks include Violo J. Cossey, Eileen G. Murray, Isabel P. McCarthy, Juanita G. Roberts and Edna S. VanDewerker i xx maintenance ISPECTION TOUR: Merwin, Suprise, Smith and Flores hot from the stairway near the shop. IGH SCHOOL CUSTODIANS: Fred J. Suprise, Ramon Ivarado, Floyd E. Smith iHead Custodianl, Leo V. Abare, 1d Clayton F. Stewart. ABSENT: Joseph C. Flores iGeneraI .echonicl SUPERVISOR OF MAINTENANCE ROBERT A. MERWIN CLARENCE J. MacLEAN ll Q1 I' 41 .US W wif 9' E vi' u O I W L1 4 , U M A 1 fax K f ,w..+w R A, . , .... f 2, f ' Q 9 N1 Q -' ' ,W ' A 5 '4?f?ff.E Y in Wm MQ! 2 A ' 53 v 'i I' , , ,dv j R Nix L. Vx l KL fl may , L vs V, ,N ,. ., If ,Vin , x : :F Y A ,RJ fix a .i A ff? A .,1 'Q - I A' if .- I. Q 27 1 graduafes a history of the class of 1959 J UDSON W. WALKER advisors D September, l955 . . . The class of l959 assembled for its first official meeting as Freshmen. Under the capable guidance of Mr. Walker and Mr. Gorman, no time was wasted in electing class officers. Richard Kobor was elected President with Richard Clark serving as Vice-Presdent, Nancy Rising as Secretary, and Marsha Anderson as Treasurer, an office which she was to hold for the next four years .... Ambition was no stranger to us, two dances plus the profit from candy and card sales helped to add money to the newly formed treasury .... Freshmen participated in various clubs and activities and were represented in Student Council by John Jones and Edward Curtis. Sophomoresl lt hardly seemed possible that one year of high school life had passed. Newly elected officers were: President, Richard Clark, Vice-President, Larry Hawkins, and Secretary, Sharon Lanphear .... One major activity highlighted the year -- a very successful dance which was attended by many area students .... Elizabeth Klausner, Jacqueline Hamilton, Judith MacEwan, and Edward Curtis kept the class informed in the field of student government. Another year flew by and the class of '59 found itself in its Junior year. Chosen as leaders were: Joanne DeGarmo, President, John Jones, Vice-President, and Emilie Clark, Secretary .... Numerous activities filled the l957-58 school season for the JolIy Juniors . . . magazine sales . . . a dance, The Record Rock . . . two food sales . . . the Junior- Senior play, The Life of the Party . . . the Junior Prom, Blue Hawaii . . . Representing the Juniors in Student Council were: Myrl Solberg, Harry Gutheil, Richard Clark, Edward Curtis, Nancy Rising and Frederick Worthen. September, l958 .... Seniors, at last! Officers elected this eventful year were: President, James Gormely, Vice- President, Jacqueline Hamilton, Secretary, Emilie Clark. Holding the money bags for the last time was Marsha Anderson .... Edward Curtis and Catherine Freebern served as representatives in student government. Presiding as officers in Student Council were: Joanne DeGarmo, Presi- dent, and Myrl Solberg, Treasurer .... This year, however, belonged to each Senior as an individual .... His hopes, ambitions, and dreams were about to be realized .... As the year drew to a close and the door to the adult world opened, every member of the class felt that South High had accomplished what it had set out to do in preparing him for the future. PRESIDENT: VICE-PRESIDENT: JAMES GORMELY JACQUELINE HAMILTON I . SECRETARY: TREASURER: EMILIE CLARK MARSHA ANDERSON 'T' 31 PRESIDENT: JOANNE DEGARMO d e n f governmenf TREASURER: REPRESENTATIVE: REPRESENTATIVE: MYRL SOLBERG EDWARD CURTIS CATHERINE FREEBERN FREDERICK ABARE RAYMOND ALBERT GORDON ALLEN CHRISTINE BARNEY WILLIAM BEAGLE PATRICIA BLACKBURN JAMES BOLIO omg' I 5 'FK' .Q mv my . 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Partici- pating as flower girl and crown bearer, respec- tively, were Marjorie Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Clark, and Kent Clark, brother of the queen. The radiant queen, Emilie Clark, received her crown from her predecessor, Ann McBride. She reigned over several hundred dancers, and the prom was proclaimed by many to be one of the loveliest in years. Ray Nelson's orchestra furnished the music and rendered many tunes which blended in very well with the island theme. Chaperones were: Miss Marilyn Empie and Mr. Thomas Gorman, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Judson Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Jones, Mr. and Mrs. A. Morton Raych, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Solberg, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur James. at' and a moonlit blue lagoon, . in honor of our soon-to-be .R 13517 ,i I 'v - f .9 f if J F Q- ! 6 5 i ,I Q., fn ,ig ,437 ni' ff ll I GENERAL CHAIRMAN: Joanne DeGarmo ORCHESTRA: Jackie Hamilton REFRESHMENTS: Midge Solberg THEME 81 DECORATIONS PROGRAM CO-CHAIRMAN: CHAIRMAN: Lois Brown Marsha Anderson Ed Curtis COMMITTEE: COMMITTEE: Jim Bolio Mike Oddy Bob Mosher Nancy Rising Roy Albert Dick Clark Midge Solberg Lora Langworthy Joanne DeGarmo Pat Blackburn Nancy Rising Ed Curtis Emilie Clark The overall decorating scheme was conceived and executed by Bob Mosher, who has since moved to sunny California. CHAPERONES CHAIRMAN: Betty Klausner COMMITTEE: Barb Darling Dot VanDewerker PUBLICITY CHAIRMAN Emilie Clark COMMITTEE John Jones Bob Mosher H , '3s : ' um vnu wm cor ro on onouazso THE ENTIRE CAST: Mary Flanders, Pat Elder, Sylvia Clark, Sheryl Smith, Pat Blackburn, Jackie Hamilton, Lora Langworthy, Culver Johnson, Marsha Anderson, Bruce Sautter, Bob Blackburn, Linda DeWolfe, Dick Bodette, Barry MacEwan, Roger Mayott, Midge Solberg and Dave Dyer. ife of the party l95 8 iunior-senior play March l5, l958 brought to the stage ofthe South Glens Falls :entral School, a hilarious comedy, 'Life ofthe Party. Written by Vlarijane and Joseph Hayes, the play depicted the semi-Bohemian family, 'he Hughes, who moved into a new town. They became involved in a series of complicated events, :ulminating in disaster on the prom -night. The wise readjustments of the characters to one another and to lite made the play both unusual and worthwhile. Under the direction of Leon Sparling and Arthur James, the entire cast of Juniors and Seniors gave a spirited and convincing interpretation. Vivid evidence of the hard work done by the stage crew was the exceptional scenery and lighting effects. 54 X Ann Ruth tells Pat Blackburn, Just a little more this way, please. cast Jean Hughes ,cc.cc......,v..c,,, Marsha Anderson Mildred Hughes ...., . b,.,,.... Myrl Solberg Amy Hughes ,,........c,ccc.,..,.... Linda DeWolfe Mrs. Harriet Hughes b.....,......... Sheryl Smith Mrs. Victoria Coates .... Jacqueline Hamilton ' Lora Langworthy Dottie Kixmiller .,,. . ...,......, ,. .,... Patricia Elder Maryrosalie Vogulhut .......,......., Sylvia Clark Hope Shuttleworth .......,,, Patricia Blackburn Mary Flanders Robert Blackburn Roger Mayott Richard Bodette Mr. Jesse Hughes ...., ...,......... D avid Dyer ' Barry MacEwan Bruce Sautter Culver Johnson Sally Frazier c...........v..cc..... Ruth Coates e.... . ....... . Teddy Hughes ..,..,. Tommy King ..... Mike Tisdale ..,...... Charles Collier ...., Walter Lipscomb ..... Snazzy Mitchell ....... 'N 5523 Lora seems disturbed over the gaiety of the other principals, just before the rise of the curtain. Mr. Sparling smiles approval as Mr. James wishes Linda the best of luck. Midge and Marsha, all shook up, stand by. A number of the members of the class of '59 participated behind the scenes. Among these were Harry Gutheil, Linda Har- rington, Barbara Darling and Lois Brown on properties. June Potter, Lynn Shaw and Susan Bonitatibus sold tickets. The ushers included Barbara Darling, Nancy Carey, Nancy Rising, Linda Simonetta, Lois Brown, Betty Klausner, Diann Myers, Cathy Freebern, and Judy Porteous. Maureen DuFour, Ann Ruth, Gail Varney, and Linda Van Loan assisted Mrs. Marie Sparling and Mrs. Marie Freebern with makeup. Ray Burlett, manager of the stage crew, had Bob Mosher on stage design and Ray Albert as his chief assistant. The stage crew was under the direction of Lora seems somewhat hesitant about entering the room, but Linda and Jackie don't seem a bit ruffled. A. Morton Raych and Harley Smith. Look out, says Midge, Marsha's going to throw that book! However, Pat doesn't seem worried at all. SZ 92 G 22 4 Ei F o iunior cl ss PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER SCOTT GRAY MARGARET ORSINI AUDREY CORLEW DONNA DEGARMO ADVISORS: JOHN F. YOUKER AND MISS BERENICE E. DAVIS In September of l956, the class of 1960 began its Freshman room 203 FIRST ROW: Sandra Stanton, Cynthia Laney, Claire Washburn, Peggy Orsini, Bonnie Smith, Linda Rooke, Rosalie Robinson, Mary Ellen Tranowicz. SECOND ROW: Eleanor Trombley, Barbara Powell, Alice Pollock, Ann White, Catherine Szostak, Janice Relyea, Darlene White. THIRD ROW: Ann Scarseletta, Donna VanVorce, Pamela Pingrey, Eleanor Poucher, Linda Whyland, Sandra Post, Nancy, Terp. FOURTH ROW: John Myers, Richard Wendell, William Pingrey, Porter Reed, Thomas Wood, Stanley Richardson, Michael Tasick. FIFTH ROW: Emlyn Petel, William Frawley, Stephen Ostrander, James Prendergast, Lawrence Wood, Richard Salmonson, Joseph Volpe, John Flynn. year by electing as officers: President, Thomas Cleland, Vice- President, Donald Dixon, Secretary, Donna DeGarmo, and Treas- urer, Claire Washburn. Under the leadership of Miss Davis and Mr. Youker, the class sponsored a very successful candy sale. Another year passed and new officers were elected. Scott Gray was chosen President and serving under him were Thomas Cleland as Vice-President, Bonnie Smith as Secretary, and Donna DeGarmo as Treasurer. Representing the sophomores in the Student Council were Scott Gray, Porter Reed, Donald Flewelling, and Bonnie Smith as Secretary. Their money making activities included a class dance and another candy sale. Leaders chosen for the Junior year were: Scott Gray, Presi- dent, Margaret Orsini, Vice-President, Audrey Corlew, Secretary, and Donna DeGarmo, Treasurer. Thomas Cleland served as Vice- President of Student Council, Linda Whyland and Donald Flewelling were elected to serve under him. This year was high- lighted by the selection and receiving of class rings and prepara- tion for their beautiful Junior Prom. loom 205 'oom 116 FIRST ROW: Virginia Graves, Jean Dixon, Linda Nolan, Charmaine Keech, Lorraine Luciano, Bette Ann Dion, Lois Garrand, Donna DeGarmo. SECOND ROW: Gloria Losaw, Donna Hayes, Elaine Folger, Diane Hall, Linda Evans, Linda LaVoy, Adrienne Duncan. THIRD ROW: LeRoy Gillman, Donald Flewelling, William Garlitz, Jerry Dwyer, Ronald Jarvis, Paul LaValley, Ronald Dingman, Gary Fuller, ABSENT: Scott Gray, Lynn McCarthy, Richard Stanczyk, Shirley Maxam. Beverly Jones, FIRST ROW: Jean Colvin, Patricia Darling, Ronald Balcom, Judith Bacon, Audrey Corlew, Robert DeFoe. SECOND ROW: Charles Brown, Alfred Dashnow, Iona Cochran, Linda Clum, James Beagle. THlRD ROW: Thomas Cleland, Sharon Coulter, Ann Danahy, Shirley Bonitatibus, Thomas Prouty. FOURTH ROW: Robert Canales, David Craw, Scott Coulter, James Cridge, John Bondzinski. ABSENT: Richard Brown, Robert Corda, Louanne Ball. sophomore class PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT TREASURER SECRETARY IABSENTI EDYTHE FRIDAY MARGARET JONES LOUIS LUCIANO SANDRA PRATT ADVISORS: EDWARD M. HYDE AND MRS. MARION. D. KELLEHER Qs.. YOOITI l room 107 -QF , FIRST ROW: Jean Burlett, Brenda Ash, Joyce Abare, Vera Couture, Verna Couture, Lucretia aw, Anne Gormely, Alice Abbott, Daphne Dewart. SECOND ROW: Margaret Cary, Neida Bolio Carol Beagle, Marilyn Carey, Edythe Friday, Sandra Foote, June DeFoe, Donna Gelder, Susan Clarke. THIRD ROW: Joseph Galusha, Michael Larrow, Thomas Cronin, Brian Beckwith, Frederick Beagle, Gerald Balcom, William Granger, Dennis Elms. FOURTH ROW: Bruce Bemis, Clayton Clement, Bruce Bidwell, Andrew Dorvee, Henry Dwyer, Donald Dixon, William Elder, Frank DeGregory. ABSENT: Linda Bills, David Casey, David Centerbar, John Fitzgerald, William Frawley. Dashn FIRST ROW: Karen Hutchinson, Margaret Jones, Janet Jordan, Donna Hougham, Nancy Green, Donna Greenwood, June Langdon, Nancy Hay, SECOND ROW: Jean Phair, Wayne Jones, Lloyd Gregory William Alden, John Murphy, Thomas Hopkins, Janet Holderman. . . d THIRD ROW: Richard Jacobie, Frank King, Gladwin Jackson, Preston Jenkins, Davi Johnson Franklyn Hubinsky. FOURTH ROW: Graham Grover, Leonard Kerr, Neil Gregory, ThomaslHull, Robert Hitchcock, Michael Kipp. ABSENT: John Himelrick. A W room 208 .,,: FIRST ROW: Karen Solberg, Sandra Rozelle, Nancy Smith, Sharon Stacavich, Louise Richard- son, Janice White, Dorothy Winslow, Laurel Rice. SECOND ROW: Bernard Wood, Mary Lee Wells, Linda Woods, Anne Stanton, Judy Pronto, Susan Smith, Sandra Smith. THIRD ROW: Harry Rivers, Clarence Smith, Peter Wood, Linden Witherell, Irving Van Lew, Clark Squires, David Smith. FOURTH ROW: Arthur Worthen, Grant Smith, Harry Thomas, Joseph Smith, Roger Vannier, William Varney, John Wright, Lawrence Varnum. ABSENT: Lorraine Swears, Terry Seeley. .wi vi V I . af ..- 1', Y 3 w .- 1. . .iw ...1 ., W1 M is ',,,V ' a Lew fa- Y ' . N K Q. fi room 215 FIRST ROW: Barbara Lockhart, Elaine Luciano, Sharon Potter, Launa Mooso, Carol Lanphear, Carolyn MacEwan, Kathleen McGee, Connie Mansell. SECOND ROW: Janice Pingrey, Helen Pratt, Patricia Pelkey, Helen Porteous, Sandra Pratt, Marcia Mousin, Margaret Lehman, Gayle LaVoy. THIRD ROW: Ormondo Leombruno, Gary Mattison, Scott Petteys, Douglas Mac- Donald, Terry Potter, Peter Laney, Louis LaVaIIey, Robert Lee. FOURTH ROW: Louis Luciano, Robert Leombruno, Clifton Mull, James Maguire, Robert Owens, James Mulholland, Larry O'Neil. ABSENT: Sandra Lynch. 'wndf JS I freshman class I ll 'MRILI it Im '-sf 'YW' PRESIDENT: MARCUS KIPP VICE-PRESIDENT: MICHAEL DICKINSON 194 SECRETARY: JANE MAC EWAN TREASURER: MARCIA VAN LOAN ADVISORS: MRS. MAYOLA PA'I'l'ISON AND DONALD S. HAY :om ll li I X I ld I FIRST ROW: Sandra DeWoIfe, Karen Donnelly, Michel Frank, Bonnie Allen, Patricia Beakbane, Lorraine Bovair, Constance Dewart, Colleen Buckley. SECOND ROW: Frances Dow, Donna Dawson, Janet Friday, Sara Call, Susan Bourlon, Frances Flores, Linda Albert. THIRD ROW: Elizabeth Cowles, Judith Denton, Martha Fessenden, Frances Bonitatibus, Donna Fuller, Joanna Burnham, Barbara Abbott. FOURTH ROW: Michael Capone, Thomas Burton, William Rendo, Peter Corda, Michael Dickinson, Bryon Bidwell, Donald Foster, Arnold Durkee. ABSENT: Christine Brown, Alice Copeland, Marilyn Feinburg, Dennis Baker, Douglas Duell, Herbert DuFour. E' FIRST ROW: Patricia Linke, Linda Montville, Darlene Grover, Nancy Hopkins, Anita Hall, Linda McDonald, Donna Frasier, Karla Jensen. SECOND ROW: Kay Garvin, Joyce Fuller, Gladys Hall, Jeannine Merritt, Lynn Knickerbocker, Jane MacEwan, Dianne Morrissey, Kathleen Ireland. THIRD ROW: Stephen Gabriel, Paul Cosa, Judith Jacobie, Cora Morgan, Lois Mac- Donald, Sandro Kingsley, Richard Measack, David Langdon. FOURTH ROW: David Green- wood, John Trombley, Michael Jones, Bernard Holz, Gary Glidden, John Holmes, Marcus Kipp. ABSENT: Virginia Granger, Susan Hill, Dennis Bombard. FIRST ROW: Judith Stedman, Nancy Vannier, Alice White, Marcia Van Loan, Janet Wakely, Elaine Simonetta, Roseanna Trombley, Susan Thomas. SECOND ROW: Jean Opalski, Jane Orsini, Mary Ann Wright, Marie Szostak, Mary Elizabeth Shambo, Janet Holmquist, Philip Pountain. THIRD ROW: Vincent Sporrer, Walter Ward, Teddy Smith, Wayne Short, Glenn Relyea, David O'ConneIl, Paul White, Bruce Pratt. FOURTH ROW: Joseph Paris, David Sexton, Timothy Owens, Gordon Palmer, Robert Quinn, James Stratford, William Mull. ABSENT: Marguerite Wilcox. room 220 room 228 --F eighth grade ADVISOR: MRS. BEATRICE NORTON room 214 ll, Sharon Butler, FIRST ROW: Larry Smith, Virginia MacEwan, Sandra Geier, Nancy Ha Vonda Diffee, Judith Tainter, Deborah Hayes, James MacEwan. SECOND ROW: Sandra ' S Coulter, Andrea Hill, Marcia Jones, Marcia Henry, Donna Stevens, Donna LaCross, usan DeWoIte, Gail Smith, Sandra Beagle. THIRD ROW: Robert Youtt, Jeffery Pingrey, Edmund W David MacMaster, Rainville, Charles McCarty, John Stratton, John Gebo, Robert eaver, James Dean. ABSENT: Ralph Hall, Diane Denue, Joan Pronto. O S laws FIRST ROW: Dorothy Jones, Kathleen Norris, Susan Hay, Lindalee Viger, Louise Brown, Carolyn Adams, Rosemary McGee, Nancy Keech. SECOND ROW: Kathryn Post, Susan Norman, Ann Myers, Janet Dudey, Janice Denton, Elizabeth Rivette, Peter Reed. THIRD ROW: Michael Lyons, Walter Murray, Davis O'Brien, Ralph Barney, Hudson Armstrong, Kenneth Zacharias, Michael W d Ll ' oo , oyd Clark. ABSENT. Adele Moulton. FIRST ROW: Patricia Drum, Gloria Laney, Claire Beagle, Linda Varney, Judith Frederick, Joan Wimette, Joan Preda, Joyce Aiken, Pat Winch. SECOND ROW: Veronica Heath, Kay Orcutt, Susan Flores, Cherylanne Pingrey, Sharon Kary, Diana Berriola, Marcia Caputo, Armand Gordon. THIRD ROW: Scott Kottman, Robert Shaw, Joe Parmeter, Charles Green- wood, Richard Robinson, Daniel Marino, Richard. Condon, Walter Hopkins, Glenn Fosmer. ABSENT: Robert Rainville, Louise Bolton. room 210 room 218 oom 222 FOOITI 224 FIRST ROW: Sharon Smith, Carol Curtis, Shirley Heiwig, Adeline Darling. SECOND ROW: Chester Abare, Catherine Wilcox, Anita Passino, Phyllis Wemmitt. THIRD ROW: Donald ' ' ' d L Potter, Kenneth Nicholson, Philip Bergquist, Robert Fitzgerald. ABSENT. Richar awrence, Donna Wood, Geraldine Stacavich, Howard Hitchcock, Robert Bruce. FIRST ROW: Patricia Russell, Marie Jones, Mariiane Duckett, .lean Moss, Cathy Bowman, Patricia Foote, Noreen McDonald, Edna Porteous, Viola Smith. SECOND ROW: Mary Lee Dickinson, Walter Watson, Gary Vance, Henry Paris, Peter Clum, Kenneth Mattison, Herbert ' ' W I h R b t Drum, Kay Stedman. THIRD ROW: Richard Winslow, Richard Smith, Gary ec , o er Laing, Donald Parker, Thomas Richmond, Joel Cochran, Gary Lanphear, Jerry Hawkins. i8 ABSENT: Judith DeAngelo, Gale Shaw. FIRST ROW: Robert Mulholland Cheryl Kokosa Carolyn 2 Lehman Donna MacDonald Bill Petel. SECOND ROW: Curtis 2 Petteys Bill Gordon Frank Canales Robert Garnsey. THIRD ROW: Barry Hall James Hungerford Kenneth Dixon James l 'vs , V S. Raymond Taylor Charles Donovan. ABSENT: Charles Kloss. rool 206 AAVV I . Washburn. FOURTH ROW: Arthur Passino, Dwight Bruce, J. J I ff .ff K ' CLASS ADVISOR: MRS. ESTHER HORTON FIRST ROW: Betty Stedman, Helen Jones, June Benack, Patricia Alden, Sharon Wood, Verna Vanlew, Carol Hutchinson, Lyddie MacMaster. SECOND ROW: Susan Rivette, Judy Sweet, Donna Fischang, Julia Mansell, Irene Kelly, Lesley Ehren, Roanne Plude. THIRD ROW: Donna Green, Cy Bertok, Bill Fessenden, Paul Pickett, David Mousin, Gerald Worthen, Larry Funk, Judy Smith. FOURTH ROW: Leo Randall, Douglas Shaw, Emmett Bailey, William Philo, Mark Petteys, William DuBois, Allan Rice. ABSENT: Kenneth Eggleston, Diane Morgan. room 230 i 5. Lx' JYN 4 I oom 112 oom 232 FIRST ROW: Nancy Blakeslee, Janice Clarke, Jerri MacEwan, Nancy Bemis, Diane Lohman, Christie McMorris, Lorraine Brancato, Barbara Granger. SECOND ROW: Barbara Jenkins, Marcia Nadolny, Bonita Hogan, Judith Smith, Margaret Graham, Kathleen O'Neil, Rebecca Baldwin. THIRD ROW: George Robinson, Marsha Seff, Colleen Carey, Eileen Kendrick, Phyllis Hall, Rolf Schlake. FOURTH ROW: Robert Eckman, Robert DeMarsh, Gregory Farrington, Charles Bolesh, Michael Hubinsky, Richard Gilman, ABSENT: Priscilla Von Zur Linde. FIRST ROW: Deborah Myers, Karen LaCross, Jean Bean, Linda McCane, Janice Cassie Burlett, Linda Beckwith, Joyce Almy. SECOND ROW: Rosemary Woodcock, White, Elaine Cridge, Antoinette Flores, Carole Nolan, Rosemary Corti, Patricia Bills. ROW: Timothy Seeley, James Clark, Peter Larrow, Anthony Quinn, Earl Reynolds, Smith, Richard Petteys, Thomas Donnelly. FOURTH ROW: Bernard Tanghe, Gary Abare, Donna THIRD Harold Colvin, Anthony Salerno, James VanLoan, Charles Woodcock, Peter Ashline, Joseph Reynolds. ABSENT: Raymond Mosher. fi., . . i .W .,..,,, ,..-.wwe wx ,..c,:p.:f,g4s.:sma,f.: FIRST ROW: Mary Gebo, Gloria Fosmer, Cheryl Comeau, Barbara Young, Nancie Dyke, Joyce Pollock, Frances Sullivan, Donna Orsini. SECOND ROW: Robert Collins, Donna Balfour, Stephanie Morgan, Dale Bruce, Alice Dingee, Joanne Whitney, Douglas Bacon. THIRD ROW: Durwood Whitman, William Fuller, Frank Johns, Alan MacDonald, Dean Munson, Terry Hall. FOURTH ROW: David Colvin, Philip Tracey, Henry Chase, Nicholas Aurilio, Peter Dickinson, Gerald Centerbar, James Burkhart. ABSENT: Duane Pronto. 7 FIRST ROW: Pamela Henry, Edith Petteys, Roxanne Viles, Bonnie Smith, Bonnie Flood, Joyce Huntley, Joyce Parker, Darlene Daley. SECOND ROW: Barbara Donovan, Rosemary Simione, Martha Jacques, Linda Keech, Karen Sunderland, Karen Vaughn, Luana Johnson. THIRD ROW: Dean Pickett, Ray Knights, Judith Sheeran, Margaret Mates, Helen Fedor, Lawrence Durkee, James Bonitatibus. FOURTH ROW: Bill Tanghe, Thomas Wakely, Eugene Phillips, Philip Dwyer, Robert Dwyer, Philip Normandin. ABSENT: Susanne Bergquist, Sandra Duell, Patricia Potter, Frederick' Chase. fig, WF' W, I 'le GALE POTTER, who was award- ed the first certificate of achievement in the history of the school upon completion of the work of the Opportunity Class. opportunity class 'NN MRS. DOROTHY H. LAROSE B tt Wanda Rivers Sue Joiner Betty Abare, Alice Joiner, FIRST ROW: Sandra Lee urne , , , Potter. SECOND ROW: Leonard King, Thomas Bombard, Elizabeth Corlew, Alfred Solmonson, Barry Kokosa. A BSENT: David McDonald, Howard Brnlyea. Gale gh'-ni? Leonard and Barry stock the icebox with milk as a part of their noon-hour duties in the cafeteria. ,Th gigs ! ii' F. 1 ' is- , 'se k , n ' Ag X , L' Q . ...ma W. The Girls enjoy their homemaking class under the direction of Miss Empie. Tom and Alfred learn woodshop techniques under the watchful eye of Mr. Kasold. Leonard and Barry learn to operate the lathe under Mr. Smith's supervision. Gale and Elizabeth assist in the cafeteria as a part of their experience in food service. K l n f QLAEMJW Z 0 7, 5 2 K1 nm lj hw X3 1 5? gd' 0 sw acfivifies A YT? ?,' FIRST ROW: Marsha Anderson, Joanne DeGarmo, Lee Call, Myrl Solberg, Lois Brown. SECOND ROW: Lora Langworthy, Susan Bonitatibus, Christine Barney, Maureen DuFour, Elizabeth Klausner. THIRD ROW: Margaret Orsini, John Myers, Stephen Os- trander, Porter Reed. iohican chapter ational onor aciety To be selected for membership in the National Honor l W Society is the highest honor which may be conferred upon a student. To be a member, a student must possess the qualities of scholarship, character, service, and leadership. The following seniors were tapped for Honor Society in May of l958: Marsha Anderson, Joanne DeGarmo, Lee Call, Myrl Solberg, Lois Brown, Elizabeth Klausner and Maureen Dufour. They then participated in a very effec- tive topping ceremony in March of l959. lnducted into 14 the Society at that time, were seniors: Lora Langworthy, Susan Bonitatibus and Christine Barney, and juniors: Margaret Orsini, John Myers, Stephen Ostrander and Porter Reed. LEON H. SPARLING, ADVISOR to STUDENT COUNCIL and NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. 'Hi sluclenl JOANNE DEGARMO - PRESIDENT ELAINE LUCIANO - SECRETARY government THOMAS CLELAND - VICE-PRESIDENT MYRL SOLBERG - TREASURER FIRST ROW: Edward Curtis, Catherine Freebern, Linda Whyland, Donald Flewelling. SECOND ROW: Ted Smith, Lorraine Swears, Colleen Buckley, Elizabeth Corlew, Colleen Carey, Rolf Schlake. ABSENT: Virginia MacEwan, Gary Lanphear. udent council The Student Council, composed of students from grades 7-12 plus four officers, he only governing body of the school in which the students are represented. Its purpose To bring about a closer understanding between students and the administration. A new method was used this year in choosing the council members and officers. the Spring preceding the present school year, students interested in holding a council ice filled out applications. The office of treasurer is an appointive office. The student ly voted for their choice for each office, and the successful candidates were sworn into ice on Moving Up Day. This Fall other members were chosen by their individual classes. student committee, with the class advisor, selected three boys and three girls as candi- res who possessed the necessary qualifications. The class voted for one boy and one girl represent them on the council. tudent service groups ln previous years, the ninth period was called the activity period. This period now a scholarship period, with the emphasis on supervised study. The activity period was set aside for clubs and other activities such as musical ganizations and sports. Ninth period this year was set aside for extra help. This year ' k rk for wool work had preference and teachers could call students in to ma e up wo ch extra help. Thus, the club program has been curtailed. Several voluntary services are performed by a number of South High pupils for the Jtual benefit of both the students and school personnel. lt is only fitting that these e mentioned because the functions they render have proven invaluable. The Audio-Visual organization's most important duty is running the movie pro- :tors for classes and assembly programs. Ask any participant in o play or concert, and l will tell you just how helpful is the work of the Stage Crew. The preparing of the ene lus the lighting effects are two of its responsibilities. VY P The Hall Monitors provide South High with another useful service. The prilinalry d th l s. ity of these policemen is to keep the students moving on the right si e o e a 1is prevents much unnecessary confusion. The branch labelled Cafeteria Workers may be divided into three different areas. mbers of the o ortunity class assist the women in the kitchen while Diane Hall, a .e pp , inior serves as cashier. Students in each lunch period donate their time to watch the nch 'line and make sure that no undue crowding takes place. Pupils assist the secretaries in the various offices during study halls throughout ne day by filing, answering phones, and performing many other useful services. Stu- ants walking into any of these offices will, more often than not, find a student-friend ahind a typewriter. Library assistants have various jobs: They deliver overdue notices to forgetful stu- ants, help Miss Donovan during study halls by checking out books, and prepare new :oks for library shelves. office Emilie Clark, June Pot- ter, Lorraine Swears, Edythe Friday, Marilyn Carey and Beverly Daw- son, shown behind the secondary office coun- ter, are Arlene Welles' crew. assislanls Eleanor Poucher, who assists Marie Wilson in the Main Office, tries her hand at the IBM. ,fs , 'fl R' . , an-viii ,K l l an. 'SL .5.,Nx The Guidance Office assistants, under the direction of Mrs. Lashway, are Pat Bondzinski, Lora Langworthy, Elizabeth Klausner and Catherine Szostak. W -Sgr, 1 ig u.f.emrs:uf...ws L.,. M. -,f1.t.re -1. 1. ' fe. qxw-sims , qw hall monitors cafeteria monitors amm w.: .1 TOP ROW: Richard Clark, James Gormely, Lora Langworthy, James Bolio, Edward Curtis FOURTH ROW: John Jones, Sharon Lanphear, Myrl Solberg, Cora Morgan, Elizabeth Corlew. THIRD ROW: Anita Passino, Adeline Darling, Joanne DeGarmo, Lois Brown, Gail Varney. SECOND ROW: Harold Washburn, Eric Jensen, Richard Kobor, Frederick Worthen, Lowell Korb. FIRST ROW: Judi Green, Maureen DuFour, Gorden Allen, Elizabeth Klausner, Nancy Carey. FIRST ROW: Robert Eckman, Robert Rainville. SECOND ROW: Gregory Farrington, Vonda Diffe, George Robinson. THIRD ROW: Marylee Dickinson, Edna Porteous. 2 ff A . Q, A. I .Q ADVISOR A. MORTON RAYCH stage Crew .. f f AT THE SWITCHBOARDI L ,, Terry Potter, IAN ' Ray Burlett - Manager, , ' Leonard King and ff John Bondzinski. MQ ON THE ROPES Bob Mosher Mike Tasick ADVISOR: HARLEY C. SMITH FRONT ROW: Walter Murray, Douglas Shaw, James Clark. STANDING' Ray Burlett, Bruce Pratt, Philip Pountain, Clayton Clement, Allan Rice. THIRD ROW: Neil Gregory, William Beagle, James Bolio, Robert Owens, Terry Potter. Grant Smith Ray Albert and Roger Vannier audio-visual crew . s W R...-yvi K C P1-Jmfwa ' f i 143 if 5 73 , ffl ,N .1 C J ar 1 ' ii lfss 5F ... N fi lb is it 5, ur' Q 4' 49 .,: -Cv 11' Ne., SEATED: Bette Dion, Colleen Corey, Lois Garrand, Audrey Corlew, Elaine samonena. SECOND ROW: Ted smith, ' Colleen Buckley, Elaine Luciano, Virginia Graves, Rolf Schlake. THIRD ROW: Joanne DeGarmo, Linda Whyland, h Diane Morrissey, Terry Potter, Donald Flewelling. cafeteria .r-3, cashier DIANE HALL . . . lunior high l SEATED: Donna MacDonald, Marcia Seff, Nancy Blakeslee, Eileen Ken- llbfafy drick, Barbara Jenkins. STANDING: Donna Frasier, Cheryl Kokosa, Carolyn Lehman, Robert Mulholland, Karen LaCross, Leslie Ehrend, h I Jean Bean, Robert Rainville, Henry Paris, Cy Bertok. e ar 7 v0 'W . 5 . 42773 .Q A M 4 Un uenurr or me JCHOOI, Mr. Howe accepts the Bulldog from Joanne DeGarmo, Student Council President, ot presentation ceremonies on February 6, 1959. Members of the Creative Crafts Class, who helped construct the school mascot, are: SEATED: Fred Abare and Jean Dixon. STANDING, FIRST ROW: Pat Blackburn, Arnold Durkee, Sandy Lynch, Linda DeWolfe, Bill Farry, Frances Dow. SECOND ROW' Bryan Bidwell, Jim Beagle, Gary Glidden and Joanne DeGarmo. ABSENT: Ray Burlett 'K Diane' Q Wx' Riding high on the new mascot is Mr. Rcych, under whose direction the Bulldog was created. south high's mascot 83 ,f QQ. 1: ZS Z I Q f .k,. I 2 I S3 N I ' , i , I S K I gig' F . Q X -X x V 1 H K f w r x XX . X X Z' Nz . my K X? X AWQMWHQ ,. ,,,W T W , W 4, ' Te Q 1 ' f'-X, 1 I 1 E R 8,2 gg'Mx E ' V 0' ij' f V ' 5 1! -f if 'fs 1 fl!! 5 , .ff 5 4 1 W A 'A I 5 1 wg Q.:,, ig. A i' ? gg ,Ji Q I A 5 1 Q ' - 7' ,rfpf . N , ,W .A, ..,- . , . I WAY V' ' ff? Wfixv 5' LFE' ' W X-1 'Ie 5' Kg RAS 'Wg , I IIA iw I . ,. K in '. 2 gg ,,..., W, 2 'i get hx A., 14 . LM? f .1 , f l , , if -- 21 We 1 6 if . snr 'A 15? ' Aa gi I Q4 244 1' V J, , ' 15, H. I Q Q' A 1 VW , M V .ff '58, My V J , W, W. A A Ll U i .VAY 1 5 W , A V, ' , A f Z V ...,,. K: . k k i 'K ' L 4 S ' 5 ' 'ffix m- A ' ' f 4 A 1 H , ,, L m. ,. ,J , f , ff' a , Q 4 L, x ' - 5 , . A f Us in- if C Q . f QQ W W' . ' . Q M in A ,K , .,... L k A. ig, K X5 N 5' 3, g' ,K .Y I ,xy V 'ii K gf, ,nf 2 74,13 'ggi T ,tx-N' wh 4 . M W, . Q A ,Q X? L ,Zh , 5, if A -' ' 5. - .J x , N A r wg. v E K R K. 132 A ,K :C in li , G X I WH iw , I iii L N , K I kr K, W fn P 0 DIRECTOR: FRED M. HULL ,f ' i , Vi ffl ma iorelfes N-nu.. 1 f1:QAg 9- 33 Wd? KNEELING: Mary Lee Dickinson Linda Pronto, Janet Friday. SITTING: Claire Beagle, Elaine Simonetta, Charmaine Keech, Roseanna Trombley, Nancy Hardick. STANDING: Marcia Van Loan, Lindalee Viger, Nancy Dyke, Michel Frank. percussion FIRST ROW Shirley Gutheil Patricia Blackburn Clark Squires Nancy Rising Linda De Wolfe SECOND ROW: Constance Dewart, Andrea De Wolfe, Ralph Barney. DIRECTOR: FRED M. HULL T J.. wooclwincls FIRST ROW: Roberta Freebern Sandra Beagle, Colleen Carey, Mike Hubinsky. SECOND ROW: John Myers, Claire Washburn James Owens, June Langdon. THIRD ROW: Jeffrey Pingrey, Toni Flores, Dorothy Jones, Chris McMorris, Roxanne Viles. marching and J' QL?-ll5 3 .W, SI G0 w 43' J' 4,44 W brass FIRST ROW David Sexton, Barbara Jenkins Sandra De Wolfe Betty Stedman SECOND ROW James Cridge, Marcia Nadolny Thomas Wakely, William Philo, Cherylann Pingrey ABSENT: William Beagle, Frederick Beagle. concerl band brass FIRST ROW: Dennis Baker, Richard Brown, Joanne DeGormo, Walter Ward. SECOND ROW: Charles Bolesh, Frances Flores, Bonnie Hagan Frank Johns THIRD ROW: . Davis O'Brien, Robert Lee, Koy Orcutt, Robert DeMarsh ABSENT Robert Youtt. 'gf ,ff ' 4, Zigi? if f 1f' .M:,,,n?s,,: ' , A W . if ..r:,,iv if, -,ff ,eg fi -' gl 2 . Wap SD K 'sr 'Q x ki, FIRST ROW: Beverly Dawson, Nancy Rising, Diann Myers, Catherine Freebern, Myrl Solberg, Patricia Bondzinski. SECOND ROW: Nancy Smith, Sandra DeWolfe, Karla Jensen, Lora Langworthy, Anne Stanton, Dorothy VanDewerker. Mani' R V- 5 we ffm' U' Kia? l ' ...uf Kg I I If I choral club 'renors and basses FIRST ROW: Clark Squires, Eric Jensen, Lowell Korb, SECOND ROW: Gary Glid- den, Gordon Allen, Douglas MacDonald, John Jones. THIRD ROW: John Bondzin- ski, Harry Gutheil, Richard Brown. ,. X, FIRST ROW: Joanne DeGarmo, Linda De Wolfe, Shirley Gutheil, Nancy Carey. SEC- OND ROW: Jacqueline Hamilton, Linda Simonetta, Elizabeth Klausner, Judith Por- teous. THIRD ROW: Patricia Darling, Jean Dixon, Bonnie Smith, Donna DeGarmo. FOURTH ROW: Donna vanvofce, Audrey 'A Corlew, Shirley Bonitatibus, Linda Whyland. altos l . 7 . 'T y . J ilii DIRECTOR: 1 1 'F : JACK L. MCCRACKEN FIRST ROW: Bette Dion, Linda Nolan, Virginia Graves, Lois Garrand Linda Rooke Ann White. SECOND ROW. Sandra Post, Janice Relyea, Barbara Powell Margaret Orsini, Pamela Pingrey, Linda LaVoy. 3' el -st FIRST ROW: Sharon Lanphear, Daphne Dewart, Lorraine Bovair, Carol Lanphear, Mariiane , Duckett, Diane Morrissey. SECOND ROW: Alice White, Helen Pratt, Carolyn MacEwan, Bruce Pratt, Douglas MacDonald and Donna LaCross. id vlolas -.1 wooclwinds and brass FIRST ROW: Sandra DeWolfe, Marcia Nadolny, Walter Ward, Sandra Beagle, Roberta Freebern. SECOND ROW: Elizabeth Stedman, Cheryl Pingrey, Frederick Beagle, Antoinette Flores, James Cridge. Q rrs, coNDucToR1 Miss CLAIRE L. oRDwAY second violins, sv K , , cello and bass ' LLLL FIRST ROW: lllss ' S Susan Clark, 'S ' - Ralph Barney, Joyce Fuller, Catherine Freebern, sscono ROW: 3' Andrea DeWoIfe, Janice Denton, Ann Myers, Joan Pronto, Susan Flores. ABSENT: Lee Call, Stephen Ostrander. PSTCUSSIOD and piano Nancy Smith, Linda DeWoIfe, S Clark Squires, V Nancy Rising. ' p orchesira Y 5 45, 4 my ' f 'Sky -. if .1 J F 2 sporfsg X it FACULTY MEMBERS: V, Rondell Lennox, A ,,, ,V Lyle Gray, Advisor, f xii: Andrew McGuffin. Q QL, xx I., it varsity club The Varsity Club is a service club, composed of varsity letter men, whose purpose is to promote sportsmanship and fair play in athletic events. After a boy has earned a varsity letter he is asked to become a member of the club and if he chooses to join he is subject to an informal and later a formal initiation. ln the fall and winter months, Varsity Club members sell Coke at the football and basketball games. Another duty of the club is to officiate and coach the Saturday morning basketball games. FRONT ROW: James Bolio, President. SECOND ROW: Richard Kobor, Secretary-Treasurer. Charles Graves, Vice-President. THIRD ROW: James Gormely, Thomas Prouty, Richard Clark, Larry Hawkins. FOURTH ROW: lLefti Gladwin Jackson, Harold Washburn, tRighti Robert La Rock, Thomas Cleland. FIFTH ROW: tLefti Jerry Dwyer, Gordon Allen, lRightD Robert Canales, James Prendergast. the 1958-59 sports scene . . . From Spring of i958 to the Winter of l959, South High's teams did exceptionally well. While posting a better than .500 record, and showing a great deal of spirit, the South High boys displayed good sportsmanship throughout the year. The conditioning of the Bulldogs, on the whole, was good. The batsmen, cinder- men, and gridders were of the best conditioned teams in the league. While this showed up in the two spring sports it seemed to have little effect on the fall season's team. Moving on to the Winter, South High came up with a championship wrestling team and although it started out slowly, a basketball team with a good record. Outstanding men from this year's graduating class were Larry Hawkins ffootball, wrestling, baseballl, Dick Clark Cfootball, basketball, trackl, Dick Reynolds ffootball, base- balll, Chuck Graves, a standout in basketball, Jim Gormely, ffootball, basketball, trackl, Bob La Rock ffootball, wrestling, baseballl, Dick Kobor Cfootball, trackJ, and Jim Bolio, an asset to the track team. Glad Jackson, who has completed his athletic eligibility, was also vital to the track, football, and basketball squads. Those juniors who have looked exceptionally well this year are Jim Prendergast, Bob Canales, Porter Reed, Tom Wood, Scott Gray, Bob Leombruno, Tom Cleland, Don Flewelling and Ron Jarvis. The school is grateful for the accomplishments this year and looks forward to even greater laurels from next year's teams. south glens falls athletic ass'n Almost two hundred men belong to the SGFAA, an organization dedicated to the young people of the community. Pictured below is a group of SGFAA members who were present at a basketball game. KNEELING: John Youker, Morton Raych, Donald Myers, Robert Farry, John White, Lyle Gray, Alfred LaValIey. STANDING: Clarence Washburn, Harley Smith, Kenneth Wood, Myron Dickinson, Lewis Steele, Arthur Prendergast, Robert Whyland, Frances Lo Voy, Theodore Jerome, Donald Hay, Judson Walker, Paul Howe, Steve Borgos. S31 I A ' .-,,--':,,, A,,,. - ,, .,., 'V ,, xy ., ., 1 the fall, the Dotball field. varsity cheerleaders Varsity cheerleaders gave the team moral support on the ADVISOR MISS ESTHER ASWAD FRONT ROW: Emilie Clark, Virginia Graves. SECOND ROW Bonnie Smith, Linda DeWolfe. THIRD ROW: Shirley Gutheil, Manager: Jacqueline Hamilton, Linda Van Loan. FRONT: Alice Whi Jean Dixo Marcia Von Loa ACROSS: Jane MacEwar ' c Lois Garran Donna DeGarm Bette Dio Janice White c n CENTER: Lora Langworthy, Manager. FRONT ROW: Alice White, Marcia Van Loan, Donna DeGarmo, Lois Garrand. BACK ROW: Bette Dion, Jean Dixon, Jane MacEwon, Janice White. iunior varsity cheerleaders te r r ln the winter, the Varsity fshown herel and the Junior Varsity cheer- leaders gave encouragement to the hardboard fives. , f I-111 u1lq1w11,ni,1 2 , L , W , :aches Youker Gray, and cGuffin, and a serious Q iuad, watch the actio n a T a va I y Under the leadership of Head Coach Lyle Gray and Line Coach Andy McGuffin, ue Varsity Football team had one of the most successful seasons since South High has een in the Northern Conference. Early in the season, Coach Gray started the team on s way with the split T formation plays, typical of recent Bulldog teams. After learning ie strong points of the line, the coaches added some new plays to the T series which :lded strength, as well as variety, to the Bulldog's bite, Due to the fine workouts planned Jr the Canines, they found themselves among the top conditioned teams in the Northern onference. This showed up in the fact that there were no serious injuries received by nyone except for a scraped knuckle or turned ankle. In the scoring column this year, Larry Hawkins registered three touchdowns and ne conversion for a total of nineteen points. Helmsman Mike Oddy, Halfback Sam Grover nd End Bob Canales contributed twelve points each, and Dick Clark tallied four con- ersions, a .500 average. The Line, handicapped by lack of weight, turned in good showings at the White- all and Glens Falls games by holding the Maroons scoreless, and losing to the Indians y only two points. This was a moral victory. Halfback Joe Leombruno, Guard John Fitz- erald and Linebacker Bob LaRock relieved Dick Kobor, Porter Reed and Mike Oddy espectively in defensive berths. Guard Tom Wood, Tackles Don Dixon and Dick Reynolds, nd Ends Jim Prendergast and Bob Canales ground it out all the way with Jim Gormely nd Jerry Dwyer seeing much action. Veteran Halfbacks Larry Hawkins and Sam Grover, and Fullback Dick Kobor did nost of the ball carrying this year. Mike Oddy called the signals. With the passing arms if Oddy and Hawkins and the glue fingers of Canales, Prendergast and Grover, the Bull- Inns had an excellent passing team this year. wi-io s Got THE BALL? the line with the bread and butter off-tackle plays if A II ll ll II ' 44 and 23. Subbing for the backs were Gladwin Jackson. A lA Q' fiii L A Q . To supplement the passing attack, Oddy pounded at ,spp Q ll as .. Mickey Kipp, Don Flewelling, Joe Leombruno and Bill Varneyl Returning lettermen who are eyeing starting berths next season include Bob Canales, Jim Prendergast and Sam Grover, each of whom has earned two letters in Football. v Others are Porter Reed, Tom Wood and Cliff Mull, who , earned their letters this year. , A .L Next year Coach Gray will have to fill the holes left by Seniors Larry Hawkins, Dick Clark, Dick Reynolds, Mike Oddy and Dick Kobor in offensive positions, and those of ,,, J i John Fitzgerald, Bob LaRock and Joe Leombruno on defense. ', With two offensive and one defensive Line positions, and V i three offensive and two defensive Backfield positions left , g L vacant, Coach Gray will need some versatile replacements from the Junior Varsity. L A. HEAD COACH: LYLE GRAY. LINE COACH: ANDREW MCGUFFIN 4. L l ' .nw-4- nuvv: Larry Hawkins, Mascot Skip Friday, Richard Clark. SEATED: Coach Lyle Gray, Walter Smith, Richard Reynolds, James Maloney, Robert LaRock, Joseph Leombruno, Mike Oddy, Jerry Dwyer, James Gormely, Richard Kobor, Manager Stanley Richardson. STANDING: Porter Reed, Donald Dixon William Varney Michael Ki Th , , pp, omas Wood, Gladwin Jackson, Robert Canales, James Prendergast, John Fitz erald S G g , am rover, Donald Flewelling, David Normandm and Clifford Mull. --nf P-CAPTAINS: DICK CLARK, CENTER, AND LARRY HAWKINS, seniors MIKE ODDY QUARTERBACK AD JACKSON FULLBACK LEFT HALFBACK. JERRY DWYER JIM GORMELY END END 1958 quad DICK REYNOLDS, TACKLE BOB LAROCK, LINE BACKER JIM MALONEY, GUARD WALT SMITH, TACKLE DICK KOBOR, FULLBACK JOE LEOMBRUNO, HALFBACK DON DIXON, TACKLE n The team huddles . . . the offi- cials confer . . . and the cheer- leaders beg for a Fight, Fight, FlGHT! Hudson Falls hits the South High line on an off-tackle play. Larry Hawkins M27 gets set to pass while Mike Oddy l69l throws a block. iunior varsity football SEATED Manager - Stan Richardson, Preston Jenkins, Joe Paris, Louis LaValley, Paul LaValley Bob Owens, Billy Rendo, Dave Smith, Peter Corda, Brian Bidwell. STANDING: Coach John Youker, Mike Kipp, Cliff Mosher, Bill Alden, Mike Dickinson, Cal Mosher John Wright, Dick Stanczyk, Tom Cleland. Led by coaches John Youker and Joe Munoff, the Jayvee team had a one and three record this year, win- ning over Corinth K7-63 and losing to Glens Falls U9-61, Saint Mary's Academy C19-OJ and Hudson Falls C32-l2J. Calling signals for the Little Bulldogs was Don Flewelling with Mike Dickinson, Mickey Kipp, and Bill Varney carrying the leather. On the line were Bill Mull at Center, Bob Owens and Bill Rendo at Guards, Paul LaValley and Brian Bidwell at Tackles, and Dick Stan- czyk and Tom Cleland at Ends. Others who contributed were Louis LaValley, Jim Maguire, Cal Mosher, Cliff Mosher, and John Wright. Junior Varsity Football awards went to Bill Alden, Brian Bidwell, Tom Cleland, Mike Dickinson, Don Flew- elling, Mickey Kipp, Louis LaValley, Paul LaValley, Jim Maguire, Cal Mosher, Cliff Mosher, Bill Mull, Bob Owens, Bill Rendo, Grant Smith, Dick Stanczyk, Bill Varney, and John Wright. 3 L. y ..... ., ' is... 554 33 ' ' . me NH? -f at .Q ' f'-Mit.. .1 3:51 -3915 i. , 'W? . . 5. X 4 K . V 1 , fi? 'lt 431.11 ' . .3 ' iff- s f. Q -Qfilfx-q?ilf5?l - :fi - -:xi-ill' 2 QQJFQQHY,-Ewg f ir 'W ff L F ,M si ,K A 36 if f te if f -Q or i is r if if W lf 'l , 5 :H A fi, ': Q5iiwi Joi-:N YOUKER, JOSEPH Mu OFF. . . FIRST ROW: Henry Dwyer, Louis Luciano, Pete Wood, Bill Alden, u n r y Wayne Jones. SECOND ROW: Scott Coulter, manager, Mike Dick- inson, Mondie Leombruno, Gary Mattison, Clark Squires, Dick Mea- seck THlRD ROW: Don Foster, Bryan Bidwell, Mickey Kipp, Jim f rd J basketball - This year the Junior Varsity squad turned in many fine performances during the iasketball season. Under the capable coaching of Gil Burriell, the Bulldog Pups have stead- d ' h n b the increase in the winning of games ln the 56-57 season, y improve , as is s ow y . he results were 4-12. Improvement showed up in the season of 57-58 with the over-all esult of 7-9. The past season of 58-59 ended with a total of 10-7. The Jayvees played a very good offensive game with Henry Dwyer 12211, Wayne ones C2091 and Pete Wood C1731 leading in the scoring column. Henry Dwyer's 221 is 15 h of the school's Junior Varsity scoring record of 236 set in the 56-57 season by his Y arother, Jerry Dwyer. Playing on defense, Louis Luciano and Wood did an excellent gob aut front, while Bill Alden, Dwyer and Jones scrapped under the boards for the ball. ' ll Among the seven games lost, five were lost by a sma margin of one to six points. The highest game score was the South High-Whitehall game at Whitehall with a final total of 84-48. The Junior Varsity is looking forward to an even better season next year with Bryan Bidwell, Dick Measeck, Jim Stratford, Gary Lanphear, Mickey Kipp, Mike Dickinson and Don Foster returning to form the nucleus of the team. Look- ing for berths on the Varsity squad next year are Luciano, COACH GILBERT BURN ELL bruno and Clark Squires. 106 Wood, Dwyer, Jones, Alden, Gary Mattison, Mondie Leom- EdCutsC25JIeczpsfo aloy p e- JUNIOR VARSITY INDIVIDUAL SCORING SEASON RECORD BALLSTON LAKE GEORGE FORT EDWARD ST. MARY'S HUDSON FALLS CORINTH GLENS FALLS GRANVILLE WHITEHALL 'non-league Jim Pre de gc1stf30Jf e a one-h de h Ie Guy King 1533 of Hudson Falls blocks fom beh nd .. .. P f' H ' A V A . 1 WA K E. ,..,LV fs i V V ,VV :, , 1 5 . . ' . V- N 1 . if. L i il ,::,,lf tif: I ,,::, j x v i, K. X My V - ll ...D 2 if ... Q1 ' T A' - fi J if f J. J in J i . . ,, , . J ,fe .. 0 W ' 'J e J f' r l J Wl fr L ' C f v . ll ' Hawaii' 'A' J' l IST ROW: Chuck Graves, Dick Clark, Jerry Dwyer, Jim Gormely, Ed ' lrtis, Gladwin Jackson. SECOND ROW: Manager - Porter Reed, Don y awelling, Tom Cleland, Jim Prendergast, Scott Gray, Ron Jarvis. South High finished its fifth season in fifth place in the Northern Conference, ith six wins and eight losses. After winning the first game against Fort Edward, the ulldogs lost the next five in a row, but came back in the last game of the first half to eat Whitehall. ln the second half, the boys played very nice ball to win four out of seven. hey finished the season ahead of Granville, Fort Edward and Whitehall. The team contained two of the league's top scorers in Chuck Graves and Jerry lwyer, who scored 262 and 221 points respectively. Graves was also the possessor of the aam's best foul-shooting average, scoring on two out of every 1ree shots. Jerry Dwyer cleaned the boards to become top ebounder, with the able assistance of Dick Clark. Improving lreatly through the season, Gladwin Jackson and Ed Curtis , ook over the backcourt and did an exceptionally good job 1. g, If defense. Jim Gormely performed outstandingly in the ' J . Vhitehall game. Piling up 873 points for the season, for a il .35-point average an outing, the Bulldogs made impressive . .. ., . g howings during the latter half of the season. The Varsity --Q i l Q1 Bulldogs averaged 56 per cent in their foul shooting. D Coach Ron Lennox will lose six seniors from this year's eam: Chuck Graves, Jerry Dwyer, Dick Clark, Ed Curtis, lim Gormely and Glad Jackson, who is a junior but has con- J :luded his eligibility in sports this year. Next year Coach e J. . , -ennox will have a fine array of juniors to pick from: Jim i Jrendergast, an outstanding performer, Scott Gray, Ron ,.ll i larvis, Don Flewelling, Tom Cleland, and some fine Junior A T if ' Jarsity Players. COACH RON LENNox 08 SEASON RECORD Away We They Varsity 46 - 73 BALLSTON' 49 - 42 LAKE GEORGE' 72 - 70 FORT EDWARD 40 - 64 ST. MARY'S 43 - 89 HUDSON FALLS 50 - 68 CORINTH 43 -- 55 GLENS FALLS 50 - 53 GRANVILLE 56 - 53 WHITEHALL 'non-Ieczgue Home We They 41 - 72 50 - 47 63 - 61 44 - 67 54 - 61 35 - 50 65 - 56 72 - 52 INDIVIDUAL SCORING CHUCK GRAVES ...L..LL 262 JERRY DWYER .L..,L.....L.. 221 DICK CLARK ..Lv.LLv..,..A., 116 JIM PRENDERGAST .L,,.. 81 GLAD JACKSON .L,.L,..L.LL 67 ED CURTIS L L,A,..L,.,LL. 35 RON JARVIS LL..L...L....L..L, 35 DON FLEWELLING ..L. 20 SCOTT GRAY L..,,.. 8 J IM GORMELY .LL..LLL 4 TOM CLELAND L...Lv 2 SCOREKEEPER TIMEKEEPER A. MORTON RAYCH THEODORE JEROME CHUCK GRAVES JERRY DWYER JIM GORMELY IDWIN JACKSON J 3 I n A I semor cag I Q I fie ED CURTIS DICK CLARK l .-ZR if junior varsity baseball 1958 SCHEDULE We They HUDSON FALLS, home ........., I2 3 ST. MARY'S, away ......,.. ,,, I5 3 GLENS FALLS, away .. .,.... l 5 GLENS FALLS, home ..... . 4 l FORT ANN, home ...... I6 2 COACH: EDWARD HYDE The Bulldog Juniors looked brilliant in winning four of their five starts for an .800 average for the season. The J.V.'s were led by ace pitcher Louis Luciano, who won four of the five games. Leading the team in hitting were: Peter Wood C.556l, Scott Gray C.444l, Donald Flewelling i.35Ol, John Hamel i.333l, Thomas Cleland l.308l, and Sam Grover C.250l. The Junior Bulldogs collected thirty-five hits while allowing only eighteen to the opposition. The brilliant fielding showed in committing only ten errors while their opponents had twenty-four. With the graduation of many key players to the Varsity Squad, Coach Edward Hyde was busy remodeling the team this spring. KNEELING: Peter Wood, Gary Maftison, Mondie Leombruno, Preston Jenkins, Donald Flewelling, Billy Elder, John Hamel. STANDING: Clark Squires, Larry Wood, Henry Dwyer, Thomas Cleland, Graham Grover, Scott Gray, Louis Luciano, Paul LaValley. B3 nigh sill lltgi I i X HAROLD WASHBURN, Pitcher LARRY , HAWKINS, l 2nd Base I 958 varsity baseball The Bulldogs turned in an over .500 average for the 1958 season, winning seven of their thirteen starts. Coach Andrew McGuffin led his team to the best season for South High since entering the Northern Conference. Pitchers Dick Bodette, Earl Helwig, Harold Washburn and Tom Prouty took turns hurling to catcher Dave Allen. Dick Sweet held down first base while Larry Hawkins and Earl Helwig guarded the keystone corner. Dick Farry did a great job at third base. ln the outfield, Luther Taylor, Steve Blakeslee, Steve Dickinson and Tom Prouty showed sensational fielding abil- ity. The Bulldogs had great hitters with Prouty L3857, Washburn t.308D, Taylor l.28ll, Sweet t.276l, and Allen C2625 leading the team. During the season, the Bulldogs split with Argyle, St. Mary's, Gran- ville and Fort Edward. Winning two out of three starts from Hudson Falls, the diamond-men took a single game from Whitehall, but lost one to Glens Falls. The Bulldogs were not shut out all season, but managed to blank Hudson Falls due to the fine pitching of Earl Helwig, who allowed the vis- itors only two hits for the game. Three of the six losses during the campaign were by one-run margins. Playing their final game for the Bulldogs were Allen, Sweet, Helwig, Farry, Taylor, Blakeslee, Dickinson and Bodette. The team lost eight players last,June but Hawkins, Prouty, Washburn and Jackson were available as a nucleus of the 1959 team. From the outstanding JayVee team came Don Flewelling, Sam Grover, Tom Cleland, Louie Luciano, Scott Gray and Henry Dwyer. KNEELING: Tom Prouty, Harold Washburn, Luther Taylor, Larry Hawkins, Steve Blakeslee. STANDING: Dick Sweet, Earl Helwig, Dick Bodette, Dave AIIen, Steve Dickinson, Steve Borgos, Gladwin Jackson. HEAD COACH: ANDREW MCGUFFIN I 958 VARSITY SCHEDULE Varsity 'ARGYLE, away .......... ARGYLE, home ...,..cc...c.., HUDSON FALLS, away ST. MARY'S, away .s..,.,c. c.... GRANVILLE, home ....c -- HUDSON FALLS, home ST. MARY'S, home ss..,...c HUDSON FALLS, home GLENS FALLS, home .....c,..c ,..c. FORT EDWARD, away WH ITEHALL, away ........, ,.... FORT EDWARD, home GRANVILLE, away ......... ..... 'non-league games We They 8 2 2 3 I 3 3 4 6 4 I0 2 8 7 5 O I 8 I2 2 II 6 7 8 3 7 KNEELING: John Hayes, James Gormely, Richard Kobor, James Bolio, and James Prendergast. STANDING: Gladwin Jackson, Thomas Cleland, Stephen Dickinson, Ronald Measeck, John Fitzgerald, and Robert Canales. varsity i L squad 'rack and field - 1958 ln the second season under Coach Ron Lennox, South High competed in class B Track for the first time in the school's history. Competition with larger schools at ie Johnstown Sectionals was complicated by mid-season injuries to key personnel, so 1ey were unable to repeat their previous Sectional Championship. The high point of the season for the South High cindermen was their convincing lctory at the Glens Falls Annual Invitational Meet at Glens Falls on May l0. Despite we stiff rivalry of Hudson Falls, St. Mary's, Glens Falls, Granville, Whitehall, Fort Edward, loversville and Corinth, the Bulldogs came through with top honors of the day. The 7 points tallied by South High earned them the beautiful trophy which graces the :hool's trophy case. The Bulldogs made their standout debut April 30 by crushing Fort Edward and t. Mary's at home, 5l-29-24. Here, Ron Measeck started a string of wins that was not wterrupted until his injury at the mid-season mark. Ron vaulted l0 feet and broad-jumped HEAD COACH. l8' l l for his double victory. Dick Kobor also scored a double victory ' in the l8O-yard low hurdles and the 220 dash. His 23 seconds time in the 220 was a new school record. Jim Gormely copped the milej Jim Bolio won the 880 and Jim Prendergast won the shot to make j JAV, their debut satisfactory. The After a 69-l5 romp over Ballston Spa, in their second meet, RON LENNOX ai ' 'X 5 Hudson Falls finally overcame South High's cindermen in their third outing. Still Measeck kept up his victorious rampage with a vault of lO' 6 and a jump of l9' 3 . Other victors in South High's first set- 'P' WR., back were Steve Dickinson, Jim Bolio, Dick Kobor and Jim Prender- gast. Final Score . . . Hudson Falls 57, South High 45. However, when South High ventured to Hudson Falls the following week, the Bulldogs demonstrated the fighting spirit of the South High cindermen. Here Ron Measeck vaulted ll' lV2 to set an outstanding high school record. f flew by both Hudson Falls and Whitehall to win by nine points. This . .. ' f liti During the l958 campaign, Jim Pren- J, dergast captured the shot record with a l toss of 45' lO , and Dick Kobor lowered l his marks in the hurdles to 20.7 seconds, and in the 220-yard dash to 23 seconds flat. Ron Meoseck also took individual scoring honors for the year. He scored 48 points in six main track meets, for an average of 8 points per meet. i Without the aid of the injured Meoseck, i the Bulldogs travelled to Johnstown on June J 7th to compete in the class B Sectionals. J Here, the team produced 8 points. Captain Jim Bolio and Jim Prendergast took fourth places in their specialties, while Jim Garme- ly and Dick Kobor finished second in their events. Kobor's third best time of the day in the l8O-yard low hurdles earned him a bid to the State Track Meet Championships at West Point on June l4th. For the 1959 Track Season, Coach Lennox had a nucleus of a dozen seasoned veterans to help carry the cindermen to a successful schedule. l958 Captain Jim Bolio returned, along with Jim Gormely, Bob Canales, Dick Kobor, Jim Prendergast, Gladwin Jackson, Eric Jensen, Ray Albert, Dick Clark, Tom Cle- land and Dieter Eveleth. Although Ron Meoseck was sorely missed due to his tour of duty in the United States Army, the Bulldogs of South High, bolstered by their new mascot, did their ut- most to overcome this deficit. . . . '-, I W . . . -- , JT ---- N V . , J N ' A N u n r V lf , ,..-,L W ' 1 his . V k :km If K, ...QV V ., ' V ' ' -A-k V V ' E' .. Y ' ' J' '-'- N1 F' ff 1411 - if I J ,A , V8 FS Ify sisl fi ssti 's . .tis ff- I L7 ' rm,:,1,g VVTV A . K, ffzif' ..-., K Q K? ' I ' ., ,gf , ,,, :1f K' ..1 , f 'iw-W ' I Q 2-ig Ai KNEELING- so L J A A 'Q ii' tl ' Paul LaValley, Eric Jensen Dieter Eveleth William Garlitz Michael Kipp STANDING Stephen Ostronder William Varney David Crow Scott Coulter, Richard Clark, Raymond Albert, Donald Dixon. J' I6 4- I ' of '- , 'r-. senior cindermen I MEET RECORD - I958 We They St. Mary's-Fort Edward at South High ..... .... 5 I 24-29 At Hudson Falls .......,......A.........,......,,......,.... 45 57 South High-Whitehall at Hudson Falls .....,.. 46W 26-37M South High-St. Mary's-VVhitehalI at Granville ..,....,.....,.,......,s...s.... 38 58-2l-I I Glens Falls ..,.E..........................,........,..,. 43 59 Glens Falls Annual Invitational Meet .,....,s.. Johnstown Sectionalsg Class B .,..,s....... 37 IChampionsI 8 INDIVIDUAL POINT RECORD -- I958 Ron Measeck ............ 48 Bob Canales ,......,.... I9 Dick Kobor s,.....ss,.... 45 Glad Jackson ......,..... I3 Jim Bolio ...........,s,.... 33 Tom Cleland ............ 6 Steve Dickinson ,ss..,.. 27 Eric Jensen ...... ...,. 3 Jim Prendergast ..v,,... 27 Dick Clark ..,.. ..... 2 Jim Gormely ............ 20 Reading Clockwise from top left Jim Gormely, Jim Bolio Eric Jensen Ron Measeck Ray Albert, Dick Clark Dieter Eveleth Dick Kobor K ' -r i i kr 1 'Z - . 1 jr we an fr.-if Bcrry MacEwan S V M W Dick VanDewerker Q lLL N ? 1 5,1.'I' Roger Mayott VV f ' 1' ' ' ' G Bob Lanandon S , 1 X fd Jim Norman E fm 3 , M l X Rl ix. K r -'Y Gorden Allen ' L A' H Robert LaRock ' -- Fred Worthen ro o Q , r M34 in . g is fha, . X r tennis -1958 at COACH: DON HAY Under the coaching of Don Hay, South High's net men came up with a near-championship in l958. ln the regular season they tied Glens Falls' record of five wins and one loss and had to go into a play-off match with the Indians. The Bulldogs cauldn't come up with two straight wins over the Indians, however, and dropped the play-off match. South High piled up thirty-three points to their opponents' thirteen which is an excellent record. The Bulldogs dropped their first match to Glens Falls Cl-43 but followed with five consecutive wins, beating Schuylerville C5-OD, Hudson Falls C4-ll, and Glens Falls l3-21. They then went into the play-off match with Glens Falls and followed with two straight wins over Johnstown C5-Ol, C6-OD. The team was composed of singles men Bob Linindoll, Barry MacEwan and Dick Vandewerker, with James Norman and Roger Mayott at doubles. All were veterans of the l957 season. Year- lings in the l958 season were Gordon Allen and Bob LaRock, who made up the second doubles team. For the l959 campaign, the Bulldogs had a new coach, Mr. Stewart Stearns. Coach Stearns played tennis at Nott Terrace High School and at Dartmouth College and provided an excellent replacement for retiring Coach Hay, who moved over to the track team. Bernie Wood, Fred Worthen and Bill Granger returned from last year's reserves along with starters Gordon Allen and Bob LaRock to form the nucleus of the squad. .K south high's first wrestling team - undefeated champions Gutscoring their opponents by more than 200 points, South High's first wrestling team registered an undefeated season in the Northern Con- ference with six victories for Coach Andrew McGuffin. Shutting out White- hall twice, and winning a pair each from Corinth and Glens Falls, the Bulldog Matmen were really impressive in their debut. Bob Leombruno, with 6 pins in 6 matches, led the all-conquering Bull- dogs, while Captain Porter Reed, Jerry Balcom and Tom Wood also won all 6 of their matches. Wrestling 5 matches, Cliff Mull scored 5 pins, while Jim Maguire was undefeated in his 3 matches, and Fred Abare pinned both of his opponents before a shoulder iniury kept him out of competition. Bob Canales pinned Pekins of Whitehall in 22 seconds for the fastest score of the initial season. Tom Wood had a 28-second pin over Corinth's O'Connell, and Leombruno had third best time with a 30-second pin over Taft of Whitehall. Of the twenty-man mat squad, only four are Seniors and have completed their high school mat career. Larry Hawkins, who won 5 of his 6 matches by pins, and Fred Abare, undefeated in the season, were members of the first team. Fred Abare takes Top: the advantage over FRED Jerry Balcom as ABARE. Coach McGuffin Below: supervises practice. LARRY HAWKINS KNEELING: Fred Abare H031 Jerry Balcom ll l2J Ron Dingmon H207 Porter Reed H277 Bob Leombruno H331 Cliff Mull H383 STANDING: Bill Varney ll38l Paul LaValley H453 Jim Maguire H453 Tom Wood H541 Larry Hawkins H653 Bob Canales KUnlimitedl ABSENT: Mike Larrow H031 Tom Wood gets behind Bob Canales in a mat practice session. JIM MALONEY BOB LA ROCK 5 UG 34 fm 5 i S' J 9-3' 5551 i 3.11 . w , V - .p ats - , g , . ss s . L ,g ' aff fag, t. 'Lv lf a? 5' 121 ' if li st f 5522 V. . A ' - Q L i w- -ff 5.E'f'g.. WZ' ' ' 4--' Es: , - -f--- LL,. M' '. - . - 'GZ' W- U93 ri? ' ' i .' ' :Niki ' 1251, ff-, vp . W1zl'LjZ5i'53l' ' . - 2 J.f+:.1.f.-.J ...X 1 , Bob LaRock and Jim Maloney of the Reserve Squad helped keep the First Team on its toes. Block S winner Ron Dingman will be over-age next season. Next season's Mat team will be an experienced one. Coach Andy McGuffin will start with a nu- cleus of Juniors Porter Reed, Bob Leombruno, Tom Wood and Bob Canales, and lower class letter winners Mike Larrow, Jerry Balcom, Cliff Mull, Bill Varney and Jim Maguire. Fighting for first string positions will be a half-dozen of this year's reserves, including Bill Mull, Steve Ostrander, Louis LaValley, Paul LaValley, Bruce Bidwell and Preston Jenkins. This new sport has certainly captured the imagination of participants and spectators alike, and has already established itself as an important part of the late winter athletic schedule. 1959 SCHEDULE 1 1 GLENS FALLS lhomel 40-10 CORINTH fhomel 43-5 WHITEHALL Chomel 42-O GLENS FALLS lawayl 36-10 CORINTH lawayl 31-6 WHITEHALL lawayl 40-O RESERVES f KNEELING: Preston Jenkins, 4 Louis LaValley, Bob LaRock, V Jim Maloney. STANDING: Man- ager Wayne Short, Bill Mull, Steve Ostrander, Bill Garlitz, and Bruce Bidwell. ur f - . w FIRST ROW: Michael Kipp, Patricia Linke, Elaine Luciano, Carolyn MacEwon, Donna Dawson, Janet Friday. SECOND ROW: Connie Mansell, Karen Solberg, Donna Greenwood, Donna Frazier, Michel Frank, Bonnie Allen. THIRD ROW: Neil Gregory, Carol Lanphear, Susan Smith, Ann Stanton, Sandra Smith, Sandra Lynch Philip Pountain FOURTH ROW Timothy Owens Glenn Relyec Wayne Short, Joseph Paris, Teddy Smith, William Elder. 1 1 bowling FIRST ROW: Linda Simonetta, Joanne DeGarmo, Susan Bonitatibus, June Potter, Linda Pronto. SECOND ROW: Lowell Korb, Nancy Hardick, Cathy Moser, Judith Green, Ernie Burnell. THIRD ROW: Nancy Terp, Patricia Darling, Bette Ann Dion, Diane Hall, Linda Whyland. FOURTH ROW: Bruce Bemis, Jean Colvin, Lorraine Luciano, Sharon Coulter, Judith Bacon. FIFTH ROW: Richard Brown, Scott Coulter, John Flynn, Larry Wood, Robert Owens. A 4 41 : ix .J- R Ii J: V M5 ll W is ' . ' - - I 1 I. A 5 y, FIRST ROW: Virginia MacEwan, Andrea DeWalfe, Mary Lee Dickinson, Vonda Diffe, Judy Fredericks. SECOND ROW: Sharon Kory, Kay Orcutt, Susan Coulter, Marcia Caputo, Marsha Jones. field girls' play clay teams ir-high basketball FIRST ROW: Joanne DeGarma, Nancy Hardick, Cathy Moser, Roberta Freebern, Jacqueline Hamilton, Nancy Carey. SECOND ROW: Shirley Bonitatibus, Linda Why- land, Betty Dion, Sharon Coulter, Shirley Gutheil. THIRD ROW: Nancy Terp, Sandy Lynch, Ann Stanton, Edythe Friday, Marilyn Corey, Mary Lee Wells. hockey FIRST ROW: Nancy Carey, Cathy Moser, Roberta Freebern, Nancy Hardick, Shirley Gutheil, Jacqueline Hamilton, Joanne DeGarmo. SECOND ROW: Janet Friday, Shirley Bonitatibus, Sharon Coulter, Betty Dion, Mary Lee Wells, Janice White. THIRD ROW: Sandy Lynch, Ann Stanton, Edythe Friday, Marilyn Carey, Pat Linke, Alice White, Nancy Terp. basketball L 'K . , . 3 Congratulations, Class of '59 MERKEL 6' GELMAN Your Store of Cheerful Service Glens Falls, N. Y. Albany, N. Y. FORT EDWARD EXPRESS COMPANY, lnc. Fon Edward, N. Y. TRANSPORTERS OF BULK LlQUlDS Congratulations to the Class of '59 M. C. SCOVILLE fine jewelry 280 Glen Street Glens Falls, N. Y. Phone 3-0151 DIAMONDS 0 WATCHES 0 SILVER T as WITH A GREAT DEAL OF PLEASURE AND PRIDE +ha+ we here aT BULLARD-GLENCRAFT heve had +he eppef+hhi+y of predheihg +he T959 Edi+ion of THE ARRQWHEADH. MGDY +hehhe for your ee- CFJGFGTTOD ehd +he privilege of serving you . . The Employees and Managemenf of Norfhern New York's Finesf Prinfing House ' PRINTING. me. THIRTEEN EAST WASHINGTON STREET GLENS FALLS, NEW YORK 2-2050 - TELEPHONES - 2-4424 Compliments of of DOBERT'S DAIRY Sears Roebuck fr Company Glens Falls, N. Y. Compliments of coRLEw's PHARMACY HOLLIS J. coRi.Ew, Pima., Prop. Phone 2-l 267 South Glens Falls, N. Y. 125 Main Street -if ,-3-- rx, Hudson Falls Paper Corporation Compliments of 264 Main Street, Hudson Falls, N. Y. Busheyls Cleaners 4-41 T Telepl'lOneS - Hudson Sfreef South Glens Falls, N. Y Paper and Paper Products 3-0290 Distribution 196 M 5 QATQ an WL 'if T E .L L 1- : ,.u.. ,w :w5:lz it-lux: --'Xe , 1. . 3Ng,,+5iw,ww.,m,,sX-X.f--vf':.x.:.wa . 1 X Q V.fL if A sandwich or a meal . . . ' that's the problem Compllments of confronting Shirley Gutheil, Lowell Korb and Joanne DeGarmo at Massie's. A S S I E S RESTAURANT 65 MAIN STREET SOUTH GLENS FALLS, N. Y. THE HOME OF GOOD FOOD J sl f I Compliments of Bill's Atlantic 84 Main Street South Glens Falls, N. Y. Compliments of E C O N O M Y Department Store Glens Falls, N. Y. Your Community Blue Bird Super Market Kansas Coffee Shoppe The Store of Quality No. l' U.S.D.A. Choice Meats Dinners - Lunches - 'Ce Cream Low Prices - Courteous Service Open 7 DOYS - 9 fo 9 Sodos - Sundaes Music - Free Cup o' Coffee Stop in and Say HHELLOH 3l Warren Street Glens Falls, N. Y Phone 2-9875 l Mile South of South Glens Falls, N. Y. Clark Funeral Home DONALD L. CLARK, Director Hospital Beds Phone 2-4425 136 Main Street South Glens Falls, N. Y. 128 Congdon Agency 28 Saratoga Avenue South Glens Falls, N. Y. General Insurance and Real Estate Compliments of Wiley's Your Family Shoe Store that features Edith Henry Lucky Stride Flats I9 Warren Street, Glens Falls N. Y. A Jeweler's Reputation is Your Best Security Robert's Jewelry Shop 6 Warren Street Glens Falls, N. Y. Woodbury Lumber and Building Supplies Upper Glen Street FROM COTTAGE TO CASTLE Sudden Service Your Lumber Number - 3-2505 QQXNG M471- ss ' 04? Compliments of HARDER SILO COMPANY Gifts - Toys - Gibson Cards Little Shop Around the Corner l New Street South Glens Falls, N. Y. I Compliments of BUTZ'S FLORISTS Mildred Elley Secretarial School For Girls 227-229 Quail Street Albany, N. Y. SEND FOR CATALOGUE Photo Supplies Sporting Goods Lapham's It Pays to Play Phone 2-3175 Glens Falls, N. Y. Cole fr Hanks Wholesale Confectionery 182 Maple Street, Glens Falls, N. Y. l Compliments of Linindoll's Auto Body Works Compliments of Finch Pruyn 6 Co., Inc. 27 Glen Street, Glens Falls, N. Y. Building Materials for the Home paints refrigeration air conditioners architect service television oil and gas furnaces Renaud's Restaurant Route 9 - 4 Miles South of Glens Falls N. Y. - Famous for Home-Style Cooking . . Good Wholesome Food . . . Individually Pre Seen in all the smartest places - Those clothes from - pared to Order . . . Steaks, Sea Food, Chops, Chicken . . . Home Made Pies, Cakes, Baked Goods . . .Open 7 a.m. to 9 p.m .... l2 Miles to Saratoga . . . l2 Miles to Lake George. 7 Ridge Street MR. and MRS. EDWARD RENAUD and soN Glens Falls, N- Y- Our handy drlve In wmdow IS especially popular wnth hugh school students WITH AN EYE ON TOMORROW that s the way today's alert students make thelr declslon Whlle you may not now need all the servlces that our bank has to offer It s advisable to choose a bank that you can GROW with We welcome your account whether large or small And you can count on our having an active mterest In your progress lllk l llllllfll: Granville Bolton Landing South Glens Falls Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Metzger Awning 30 Saratoga Avenue South Glens Falls, N. Y. Phone 2-lO62 Engwer's Market Meats and Groceries 17 8. l9 Fifth Street South Glens Falls, N. Y. Leland Paper Company Paper and Paper Products Phone 2-0949 Glens Falls, N. Y. Compliments of Kohn Bros. Shoes Handbags Hosiery 179 Glen Street Glens Falls, N. Y. Compliments of Glens Falls Neon Company Compliments of Colony Building Supply Brennan's Roller Rink R.F.D. No. 2, Glens Falls, N. Y. Best Wishes to the Class of '59 Betar's Barber Shop Lower Main Street South Glens Falls, N. Y. HOTEL 8: MOTOR. INN GLENS FALLS, NEW YORK '4.4 T Enjoying the fabulous Friday Smorgasbord in the Gold Room at the Queensbury are Susan Bonitatibus, Harry Gutheil, and Edward Curtis. THE PLACE TO GO FOR BANQUETS, REUNIONS, SOCIAL OCCA- SIONS .... WHEN YOU WANT THE BEST! Qstll ilia- 'fhder 'N' Carve r's 6 Ridge St. Glens Falls, N. Y. SPORTSWEAR AND ACCESSORIES THE HOME OF BETTER MUSIC Braydon G' Chapman Everything in the Music Line l44 Glen Street Glens Falls, N. Y. Keep Well Informed Read The Post-Star and The Glens Falls Times Charles Green USED CARS 8 Harrison Avenue South Glens Falls, N. Y. Phone 2-1885 Av -14.3 I, :oNGRATui.ATioNs ' , ri... of '59 52 Kirby Sales of Glens Falls :Wh I r -'1 is you 'Fone EWZIMX XZIMAUA 100 Main Street south High. 4- A f-- Butdonlt lose , A West Glens Falls, N. Y. :ontact with 1 . . . mhleticsotyour i w The Fmest in Vacuum Cleaners alma mater . . . QW Umfii' and 'f J Floor Polishers Phone 2-2192 Join the South Glens Falls Athletic Association President .........s.......... A. Morton Raych Vice President ............ Thomas Cleland Secretary ..s......................... John Youker Treasurer .........,................ George Frost Board of Directors Lester Bodette Joseph Powers Judson Walker Walter Wichser Compliments of Hobby Craft Center I8 Saratoga Avenue South Glens Falls, N. Y. Compliments of G. Brown's Grocery l58 Main Street South Glens Falls, N. Y. Compliments of A. J. Smaldone and Sons THE FINEST lN CONCRETE PRODUCTS Sand Stone, Norlite and Cinder Blocks, Garden Urns - Split Block Compliments of C. V. Peters Co. Men's Clothing - Furnishings and Shoes 206 Glen Street Glens Falls, N Compliments of WI LSON'S DAIRY J. E. Sawyer 6' Co., Inc. Hardware, Steel, Mill Supplies, Plumbing and Heating Supplies PATRONIZE YOUR LOCAL HARDWARE DEALER and PLUMBER 64-78 Glen Street Glens Falls, N. Y. Singer Sewing Machine Co 7 South Street Glens Falls, N. Y. YOUR LOCAL SINGER SEWING CENTER IS YOUR SEWING HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL YOUR SEWING NEEDS and TEENAGE SEWING INSTRUCTION CLASSES Compliments of Young Adult Civic Club South Glens Falls Council Bulldozer and Backhoe Service Blacktopping I Top Soil Edward S. Gray Trucking 81 Grading Contractor Phone 2-8219 I7 Pine Road South Glens Falls, N. Y. 'IRR Congratulations to the Compliments af CLASS OF '59 Lester Potter Shady Acres Motel THE FRIENDLY ou. DEALER and Snack Bar R.D. l, Gansevoort, N. Y. Twenty-two Students from R'F'D' 2 South High Employed in the Fort Edward, N. Y. Past Six Years. phone 2-6017 Compliments of GEORGE C. COLLYER COMPANY Strauch Leathercraft Compliments of Arts - Crafts - Hobbies Ceramic Supplies Mike Lanefs 28 Sanford Street Glens Falls, N. Y. Phone 2-7886 Log Grill The Sugar Bowl HOME-MADE CANDY Gnd ICE CREAM 35 Main Street South Glens Falls, N. Y l35 Glen Street Phone 2-9835 Glens Falls, N. Y. g ,. ? 1:5 ' vHAS A WORD for JUNE GRAD UA TES Glennie, the elf-like individual who personalizes the his tory, tradition and friendliness of the Glens Falls Insurance Company, offers sincere congratulations to the graduates of the class of 1959. He recalls his own school days and subsequent entrance into the Glens Falls family of employees. I was fortunate, says Glennie, to have chosen a career with a growing company where my work has been steady and where there's always opportunity for advancement. He hopes that many young men and women in the class of '59 will consider visiting or writing the Glens Falls about post-high school or post-college careers in our continually ex- panding insurance business. Old and Tried O g ized 1849 7455-f INSURANCE COMPANY Glens Falls, N. if Quackenbush Compliments of Rexall Drugs Howard Johnson's l. E. QUACKENBUSH G. L. BACON Restaurant South Glens Falls, N. Y. 18 Saratoga Avenue South Glens Falls, N. Y. Phone 2-5417 Featuring FRIED CLAMS Compliments of GLENS FALLS CEMENT COMPANY 138 TWIN FALLS ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO., INC. Wholesale Distributors ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES and FIXTURES P. O. Box 529 Phone 2-0943 or 2-0944 Boulevard Glens Falls, N. Y. Allied Van Lines Inc. 60 Main Street South Glens Falls, N. Y. be 0.-I Stephen Hertz Jeweler g li: III Glen Street Glens Falls, N. Y. BARNEY SULLIVAN, Agent Phone 2-I 988 GLENS FALLS June Cleaners, Inc. ONE HOUR SERVICE 89 Warren Street Glens Falls, N. Y. Glens Falls Franchised New Car Dealers, Inc. CORTRIGHT BUICK, INC. FORD GARAGE CO., INC. lDodge - Plymouthl GALE MOTORS, INC. lLincoln - Mercuryl GOERING MOTORS, INC. lChryslerl MURPHY-PARSONS EDSEL, INC. PARSONS OF GLENS FALLS lFordl QUEENSBURY MOTORS lCadllIac - Oldsmobile? WHITEMAN CHEVROLET Compliments Kory's Grill REFRIGERATORS DISPOSALLS FREEZERS ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS ELECTRIC RANGES P. O. Box 6ll - Phone 2-9000 COMPLETE KITCHENS AUTOMATIC WASHERS Boulevard Glens Falls, N. Y. SMALL APPLIANCES AUTOMATIC DRYERS TELEVISIONS 8. RADIOS DISHWASHERS 'IRQ RUSSELL G' WAIT, INC. Office Supplies and Equipment Books, Stationery, Greeting Cards I74 Glen Street Glens Falls, N. Y. Phone 2-4422 C 'P'i 'e 'S0f Frank J. Martin G' Son, Inc Abbott's Pharmacy Distributor of Propane Bottled Gas 105 Gansevoort Road IF IT BURNS GAS - WE SELL IT South Glens Fans, N. Y. South Glens Falls, N. Y. Good Wishes Wlltseyls Service for the Senior Class Saratoga and Mt. McGregor Roads from gh, Wilton, N. Y. Phone mg, Blue Sky Restaurant SUCCESS to the CLASS of '59 DE LONG'S DAIRY Glens Falls, N. Y. Compliments of REGAN and DENNY FUNERAL SERVICE INC. Hill-Day, Inc. 92 Main Street South Glens Falls, N. Y. FACTORY OUTLET STORE Blouses - Skirts - Fabrics Wagner Business Equipment Exclusive ROYAL TYPEWRITER Agency Adding Machines Typewriter Supplies Repair Service . . . All Typewriters All E. Wagner 29 Warren Street Phone 3-1408 Glens Falls, N. Y Congratulations to the Class of 1959 SQUIRES' SWEET SHOP and Quality HOME-MADE lce Cream Make us your Headquarters for Quality School Supplies Niagara Electrical Equipment Co. 5l Ridge Street Glens Falls, N. Y. Phone 2-O99l Records, Hi-Fi, Pianos, Organs Westinghouse and Norge Appliances Always a fine selection at NIAGARA E. Jacobie's Oil Co. Jacobie's Corners soufh Glens Falls, N. Y. Gasoline and Heating Oils Compliments of vlike's Restaurant f V 40 Main Street f South Glens Falls, N. Y. ring your family and enjoy a delicious inner in our new dining room, in a astful and luxurious atmosphere. You really get your money's worth at W. T. Grant Company Glens Falls, N. Y. Satisfaction Guaranteed or your money back Compliments to the Class of 1959 SANDY HILL IRON AND BRASS WORKS Hudson Falls, N. Y. .4 GOODEQNQ, LUCK Mico's Formal fl I ff , Boxe r's Drug Store l4l Glen Street Glens Falls, N. Y. 142 Rental Service 30 South Street Glens Falls, N. Y. Compliments of , , Pashb 's Grove Phllllp L. Bentley y KAUTOMOBILESP 28 Main Street South Glens Falls, N. Y. MEATS GROCERIES GAS Mr. Shine expl rance matters to Bill G V Farry, while Nancy Hardick and Judy Green P' try out the new office furniture. 92 Saratoga Avenue South Glens Falls, N. Y. en L. n Q- 1 r-my a' :rg J 905 I fs 5522 3-' -cg 5 -1-4 51' :EWS MCM: as 22: :A M3115 5' Q-I-rr ' :sr :CID n :- S '5' U- Q CD Q 3 m 0 12. 5 :r -- 3 - 3 UI fb 1' 3 3 s. 94 CD 9.. 2 'L rn W ID Glens Falls, N. Y. Eagle Clothing Co. lens Falls, N. Y. sf KU 2 ,, ,if Owen A. Jones Lennox Heating Equipment 331 Gansevoort Road, Glens Falls 30, N Y Phone 2-5682 Success to the Class of 1959 TAYLOR WELDING SUPPLY Glens Falls, N. Y. Baker Brothers RAMBLER Sales fr Service 116 Saratoga Avenue, South Glens Falls, N. Y. Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1959 C In t of omp :men s Tuckaway Trailer Park 438A Saratoga Road Kenneth Lee Glens Falls 30, N. Y. Catering to Modern Memorials Mobile Home Living M.H.M.A. Approved Woodall 2 Star Rated Member N.Y.M.H.A. 144 Depositing . . . or making a withdrawal? Check the smiles on June Potter, Louis Rosati, and Donna Herman, shown here V at the main Bank. Glens Falls National Bank and Trust Company Glens Falls, Queensbury Branch, and Fort Edward Office Member, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation The Tow-ly Shop 209 Main Street Hudson Falls, N. Y. With Fashions As New as Tomorrow Compliments . . . Esquire Restaurant South Street Glens Falls, New York Eddie's Greenhouses and Flower Shop 2 Harrison Avenue Glens Falls, N. Y. Flowers For All Occasions - Compliments of - Burns News Room f 2 WARD'S lf' GARAGE Compliments of 189 Main Street South Glens Falls N. Y. Ling UP ph... 2-2450 F RAS ' E R BEKR 24-Hggrglgwing PAINT CORP. Drive a Safe Car . . . , ,, . . . get our estimates Wheel, Axle, Frame Straightening armafuse Bonded Brakes - Twice the Wear 39 Park Street Official State of New York Motor Vehicle Inspection Station Glens Falls, N. Y. GLENS FALLS COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. , I Ldf' 95 Main Street SOUTH GLENS FALLS. N. Y. Compliments of A FRIEND R U S S O' S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 2-3840 65 Main Street South Glens Falls, N. Y Evelyn's Flowers and Gifts l Davis Street, Glens Falls, N. Y. Phone 2-6506 Delivery to South Glens Falls Twice Daily Dickinson's Amoco Service l5 Main Street, South Glens Falls, N. Y. Gas - Tires - Batteries and Automotive Accessories The Fashion and The Flair Your Homes of Magazine and College Fashions WGY Food Products Co. Inc. Wholesale Grocers Albany, N. Y. Glens Falls, N. Y. Glendale Furniture Co., Inc. Upper Glen Street Glens Falls, N. Y. Ridge Terrace Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge Ridge Road Glens Falls, N. Y. Heil's Shoe Store 180 Main Street Hudson Falls, N. Y. 'I47 Compliments of SHEPS V. W. WEEKS G SONS, INC f l ! and NIS Upper Glen Street 'A Q , Q X LU NCH Glens Falls, N. Y. 'Wi X Q d 37 Main Street il q South Glens Falls, N. Y. Distributors gf Carpenter Bus Bodies 'oasted Hot Dogs - Hot Sandwiches BOULEVARD BOWLING CENTER l6 Lanes A , Fully Automatic EW Underlane Returns V K' S 'F s Air Conditioned ff! 2 X Lounge ,rj , Restaurant BOULEVARD, GLENS FALLS, N. Y. BestWishesFrom FLORIST John W. Reardon and 45 Main Street The Only Florist in Robert Lapann souln Glens Falls Re0lf0fS Known For 55 Elm sneer, Glens Falls, N. Y. QUALITY AND SERVICE Phone 2-5894 148 Compliments of . . . THE ERLANGER STORES Erlanger's Fashion Store Erlanger's Men's and Boys' Store NIBCO of NEW YORK Bronze Valves Copper Fittings South Glens Falls, tal k oca Ray Burl Jones, an with Nibco em- ployee Gene Glacy in front of the I lpl t --f - fi ,,,, a.,,,,-awww-w-'sw-ff' --ft Division 4 Y 4 Y NIBCO, Inc. It New York ett, John d Mr. Rayc G Compliments of HARDWARE Co' HARRY G. GUTHEIL MEMORIALS Lowe Bros. Paints Touraine Paints lk..-M 181 Main Street Corner Fifth and Main Streets South Glens Falls, N. Y. Phone 2-2544 South Glens Falls, N. Y. Phone 2-5954 You Got 'Em? We Get 'Eml GUARANTEED EXTERMINATION Roaches, Rats, Mice, Bedbugs, Etc. Special TERMITE Division Abalene Pest Control Service, Inc. 200 Glen Street Glens Falls, N. Y. Phone 2-4900 Compliments of Skyline Bowling Alleys Glens Falls, N. Y. Compliments of Nystad Jeweler South Glens Falls, N. Y. BULOVA WATCH AGENCY Large Selection of Beautiful Diamonds and Birthstone Rings Compliments of Kellogg's Rug Cleaners 3 Catherine Street South Glens Falls, N. Y. Clifford E. Pollock Electric Appliances Radio - Television Philco - Motorola Gansevoort, N. Y. Phone 2-5977 Glens Falls, N. Y. The Outlet Men's and Boys' Store ON THE HILL - BUT ON THE LEVEL Glens Falls, N. Y. x, ,A , S K s.. g EiV,. V thx A QKV: zzg :Il 2 . L ll Q' J I igg ,A fr i. , Q .V V4. 1 ,gg w . We T' ii.. he ff in 1 4 ti . Myott's Diner Where Friends Meet Saratoga Road South Glens Falls, N. Y. Since 1869 P in Glens Falls, The Friendly Department Store . . including 0 Shoes 0 Beauty Salon 0 Homemaker Shop Convenient Parking Elm-Shoplot frear of storel N. Y. Kip Darling Construction Custom Homes 81 General Contracting Superior Workmanship Expert Remodeling 2 Leland Avenue South Glens Falls, N. Y. Phone 2-0025 Compliments of Schoelermann's Lunch ENJOY GOOD FOOD 284 Glen Street Glens Falls, N. Y. Congratulations! . Class of 1959 Hubinsky Bros. Garage JOSEPH HUBINSKY, Prop Wilton, N. Y. Q 1 I I I 'MRS RS Ofpg, Logan x Try Our Cleaning - You'll Like the Difference 89W Bay Street Glens Falls, N. Y. goiier gfmevai Gjervice JAMES S. POTTER 136 Warren Street Glens Falls, N. Y. Phone 2-2584 151 The Sign of Hospitality Terrace Motel Saratoga Road Phone 2-9393 JOSEPH and LOUISE FLORES, Owners Donald B. Jenkins RADIO and TELEVISION Sales and Service 10 Saratoga Avenue, South Glens Falls, N. Y Phone 2-2950 IF IT'S GOOD FOOD You WANT... g visrr ' I Abbott's Corner Grill 41 Main Street South Glens Falls, N. Y. Phone 2-9898 Compliments of Emil Holmes Garage 159 Maple Street, Glens Falls, N. Y. Clyde's Super Service Bottled Gas Vernois Ranges - Temco Heaters Westinghouse Appliances 15 Main Street South Glens Falls, N. Y. 2-2750 - 2-7671 George's Variety Store 110 Main Street South Glens Falls, N. Y. Central Barber Shop 48 Main Street South Glens Falls, N. Two Barbers - No Waiting PETE ORSINI - TONY JOHNS, Props. Specializing in Ladies' Haircuts RAMARK STUDIO Portraits ot Distinction May We Thank l35 Jay Street Your photographs in this bool: are the worlc ot our studios. We sincerely hope that all these photographs will perpetuate the memory ot happy clays. at South Glens Falls Central School. You For the Honor ot Having Served You? Phone 4-872I Schenectady, N. Y. l ENGLANDER BROTHERS Glen Supply Company, Inc. l96 Glen Street Glens Folls, N. Y. 52-54 Pork Street Phone 2-3137 Glens Folls, N. Y. GLENS FALLS SAVINGS and LOAN 37 Boy Street Glens Folls, N. Y. A SAFE PLACE TO SAVE Compliments of LEOMBRUNO BROTHERS Tydol Flying A l7 So rotogo Avenue So. Glens Folls, N. Y. l53 Greetings from The International Brotherhood of Pulp, Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers JOHN P. BURKE President-Secretary Fort Edward, N. Y. WILLIAM H. BURNELL, lst Vice-President Cornwall, Ontario S. A. STEPHENS, 2nd Vice-President Thorold, Ontario, JOSEPH TONELLI, 3rd Vice-President New York, N. Y. IVOR D. ISAACSON, 4th Vice-President Los Angeles, California RALPH W. LEAVITT, 5th Vice-President Bangor, Maine GODFREY J. RUDDICK, 6th Vice-President Monroe, Louisiana LOUIS H. LORRAIN, 7th Vice-President Montreal, Quebec LLOYD V. OLIVER, 8th Vice-President Mobile, Alabama ELMER P. MEINZ, 9th Vice-President St. Cloud, Minnesota FRANK C. BARNES, International Treasure Fort Edward, N. Y. HENRY SEGAL, International Auditor Philadelphia, Pennsylvania INTERNATIONAL HEADQUARTERS FORT EDWARD, N. Y. Loomis Agency, Inc. Established 1852 INSURANCE Glens Fans, N. Y. Phone: 2-6561 154 Clyde's Hardware and Appliance Store I5 Main Street South Glens Falls, N. Y. KELVINATOR MAJOR APPLIANCES PAINT 81 GLASS BOTTLED GAS Phone: 2-2750 The Village Tailor 49 Main Street South Glens Falls, N. Y. O TUXEDO RENTALS 0 MEN'S CLOTHING Compliments of M. Ames Chemical Works, Inc. Glens Falls, N. Y. Compliments of CLARK'S DISCOUNT DEPARTMENT STORE 223 Warren Street Glens Falls, N. Y. COMPLETE GRADUATION SERVICE 0 Class Rings Q Commencement Announcements O Caps and Gowns I Medals and Awards I Diplomas O Taylor-Made Yearbooks L. G. BALFOUR CO. BENTLEY 81 SIMON TAYLOR YEARBOOK CO. Your Representative Hodgkins of Balfou Gus Hodgkins, Bob Gray, Don Nash and Jim Gerding P. O. Box 9, Schenectady, N. Y. Phone: 3-5374 I' i Members of the Junior Class Ring Committee: Seated: Donna Van Vorce, Virginia Graves, Bonnie Smith, Standing: Scott Coulter, John Myers, Scott Gray, Thomas Cleland. Compliments of Air-Land Motor Pa rts 23 - 25 Bay Street Glens Falls, N. Y. Phone: 2-0921 Cool Insuring Agency, Inc. GENERAL INSURANCE Phone: 2-0947 24 Maple Street Glens Falls, N. Y. I55 wget it 'qw 4 5 4 .irr i isst t rsh... .15 3--, 1 ,,-,,,.5.,:Q , :,. ' ssss T . A -:,ff ' fi film' 5 iiliiv-jflit, ' f - 1 ' - ,' fflfiig j . Vi l wg WLVV .V ., ,. Z., ,L IbL f, f f xml: i ' fain, of 334 It w sftjf A N , . M. . . . ,,,,. f T . Y l I . As you near the end of the i959 Arrowhead, allow me the privilege of using s last page to thank those who contributed to its success. Only those who participated this project . . . students, faculty members, photographers, and printers . . . can fully preciate the satisfaction experienced at the completion of the yearbook. We are grateful the school staff for allowing us to disrupt their schedule in order to take pictures. l iuld especially like to express my appreciation to those responsible for giving me the ivilege of being editor. We would never have successfully completed the Arrowhead without the help of 2 many people who so unselfishly gave of their time. Mr. Gorman, who also was the isiness advisor, had the job of proofreading along with Mr. Walker. Also very valuable us in the art and English departments were Miss Frascatore and Mrs. Kelleher respec- fely. Most of the pictures in this yearbook were taken by Ramark Studio of Schenectady id the printing was done by Bullard-Glencraft Printing, Incorporated, of Glens Falls. idge Solberg was responsible for the designing of the cover, the end sheets, the title nge and the section divisors. The cooperation given by all was greatly appreciated. We were fortunate in having Mr. Raych as our advisor. l-lis experience with year- ioks proved invaluable, not only in planning this Arrowhead, but also in teaching the :iff members many things about the production of a book of this type. This knowledge ll be especially valuable in future years to the underclassmen who worked with us on is project. I hope that you enjoyed reminiscing over the past year as you read this book. was a pleasure to have worked on it. EDITOR-l N-Cl l l EF The format of this book is based upon the artistic experiments of the Dutch artist, Piet Mondrian N872-l9447. By l9l7, in Holland, these had developed into the movement known as De Stijl or The Style. The Style makes use of right angles, straight lines, primary colors, and asymmetrical, or occult, balance. 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