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

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1960 volume:

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' ' - H if V -, .,g:. mb- ,'.4,k4,.,v, - THE 1960 ARROWHE D SENIOR CLASS f th SOUTH GLENS FALLS CENTRAL SCHOOL SOUTH GLENS FALLS N Y Presented by the o e SNAP THE WHIP by Winslow Homer SNAP THE WHIP courtesy of the Butler Institute of American Art Youngstown 2, Ohio THE COUNTRY SCHOOL courtesy of the City Art Museum St. Louis, Missouri FOREWORD Rural education is the concern of all who wish to bring to rural youth the opportunities that are available in urban centers. This education has been symbolized by The Little Red Schoolhouse. It served the needs of Colonial America, followed the pioneers on their westward movement and became one of the great pillars of American Democracy. Great contributors to American life have passed through its door. The Class of 1960 recognizes the importance in their lives of the rural school. Some members of the class attended rural schools during the years following centralization. This era of education ended in Saratoga County in June, l959, when the last one-room school closed. This yearbook is a cooperative effort to emphasize the effect of a great institution on American youth. F. Donald Myers District Superintendent THE COUNTRY SCHOOL by Winslow Homer ADMINISTRATION PAGE 10 SENIORS CLASSES ACTIVITIES SPORTS I ADVERTISEMENTS PAGE 26 PAGE 64 PAGE so PAGE 96 fi' PAGE 121 6 N2 Y N APPRECIATIO ffw-x Beremce E Davns John Youker Cl Ad d ass vrsor an A 1 t Cl Ad Yearbook Co ordnnator SMS an ass visor The Class of 1960 wxshes to express nts appreclatlon to these members of the faculty who have contrlbuted so much to the attam ment of our goals and to makmg th1s edltlon of the Arrowhead posslble Leon SPRINGS H Thomas Gorman Yearbook Advisor 8 Business Advigof .--x . 3 DEDICATIO it is with admiration and appreciation that the Class of 1960 dedicates the Arrowhead to you, Mr. A. Morton Raych. The effect of your unselfish efforts on every phase of the activities of our school will remain with us always. May succeeding classes benefit from the guiding hand of such a fine teacher. I fT Tn'K Herbert D. Brock Business Manager Administration 4b- F. Donald Myers Paul H. Howe Robert L. Horton David L. Fitzpatrick Chester B. Ostrander District Secondary Vice Principal and Assistant Supervising Superintendent Supervisor Elementary Supervisor Secondary Supervisor Principal 'iff X!-5. K... . W:- -,,.3-2- ,., VJ. . i -C-'M 14x LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert McMorris. William Philo, George Cooper, Lewis Steele, Dr. E. Yale Clarke, Harold VanDerwerker, Miss Elizabeth Call, Carl Ruclio. ABSENT: Clarence Washburn. BOARD OF EDUCATIO X. President: Dr. E. Yale Clarke l 'U PM INNER 74, 1 ' 1 , . 5 g p ' aff ,. . , 5 M 15 ' Ni' Q . 2 'W 3 12 -1 Qgt'xnx'x A .av gi' 1, q . . I YA I v M ,av E I 'w.L'a' Ivugiwf is Q. 4.4 L. 5 i' ff f 1 5, ,-Wi 1 ff ' ' ' 1' 5 3 1 A av'-,li Em! : Q I 5 i xg , S. .. Y, . 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Mrs. Anne Linke, junior High Guidance. Dr. Charles Cuccio, Psychologist ' nf , W V- i i 2' -' 'T' . l i 'i ' l , l ' 1, XT I . ' 1. 6 X, v xv .,,--,--f I V 'W f -i w Q. N - s L. 3 x N X I ' f M X Nl fl A ' . I 1 fx I 5. X , , A A , 3 RX 20 1,211 l 'l 4,4 ,AQ ,4 A AA Mrs. Gladys Stoutenburgh, Speech Therapist Af' 1 l - 3 , . , 4 I Mrs Adeline Savage Nurse Mrs Sara Phnlhps Nurse P PIL PERSGNNEL SER ICES Mrs Catherine Laxesque Dental Hyglemst Fw M: V.': 1 Q ,' K . . - Q ' ff 1 5 i - r , X. 4. ' I K, , I Q . I V . L , f . ' 1 '. S. . ,' 'OIL f .WV -f . . -N 1- - :1 A S-A. , S -N- -1 SEATED: Marie Wilson. STANDING: Helen Bullard, Arlene Welles and Ida Lashway. OFFICE PERSGNNEL S-Q Arlene Welles if n LEFT TO RIGHT: Edna VanDerwerker, Nellie Coulter, Dorothy- Shea, Viola Cossey and juanita Roberts. N l l X CAFETERI A, ,,, PERSONNEL ,:,, X R1 , 9' Cafeteria Manager Ethel F. McMorris LEFT TO RIGHT: Dorothy Smith, Geraldine Seeley and Hilda Simonetta. ' K r .A X ,YI S 0 1 4 1111 v LEFT TO RIGHT: William Casey, Robert Potter, james Moss, Ronald Bahr, Ross Lynch ABSENT: Leonard Moss, Walter Carey. IEFT TO RIGHT: Clarence MacLean, Robert Merwin, Clayton Stewart, Ramon Alvarado Leo Abare. nu sz gal I: !'8'xyggg I I I l. Built!! lv lttfli VC.. s 5.4, f '-n-, F. , . N x is-v Y' Hlstory of the Class of 1960 The Class of 1960 began nts Freshman Year ln September of 1956 under the experienced guldance of M1ss Berenrce Dav1s advlsor and Mr John Youker asslstant advlsor We elected Thomas Cleland as presrdent Donald Drxon vrce prestdent Donna De Garmo secretary and Clanre Washburn treasurer Red and whlte were selected as our class colors Our chief fund ralsrng event that year was a profltable candy sale We entered our Sophomore Year w1th increased confldence Scott Gray was chosen presl dent Thomas Cleland v1ce presldent Bonme Smxth secretary Donna De Garmo treasurer Representmg us on the Student Councll were Scott Gray Porter Reed Donald Flewellmg and Bonme Smrth Durmg the year we had a Sophomore Swmg and another candy sale In 1958 we returned to South Hlgh real1z1ng that some of our most lmportant class actlvltles lay ahead To lead us ln our Junlor Year we chose Scott Gray as presldent Margaret OISIHI v1ce presldent Audrey Corlew secretary and Donna De Garmo Treasurer Our Student Councll representatlves were Thomas Cleland Donald Flewellmg and Lmda Whyland We selected Moments to Remember as theme for our Jumor Prom and chose Margaret Orsmx to rexgn as queen Four members of our class were tapped for the Natlonal Honor Soclety They rncluded Margaret OFSIHI John Myers Stephen Ostrander and Porter Reed We shared honors w1th the class of 1959 ln the Junlor Semor Play Father Knows Best dlrected by Mr Sparllng and Mr James A magazme sale and candy sale helped to mcrease the SIZC of our bank account We returned 1n September 1959 for our fmal year at our South Hlgh Alma Mater and selected Porter Reed as presldent Wllham Garl1tz v1ce president Sandra Post secretary and Thomas Cleland became the Student COUHCIIS new president and our representatlves were Rlchard Brown Jean Drxon and Scott Gray Productlon of the l96O Arrowhead was begun almost rmmedlately Wlth Eleanor Poucher and John Myers as co edltors A candy sale was agaln held Our hlgh school years were not wlthout sadness Two members of our class Donald Collins and Ronald Vlger were after a perlod of t1me w1th us ln memory only Caps and gowns were ordered Each day brought us closer to 1nv1tat1ons graduatlon and celebratnon Soon we were to go our 1nd1v1dual ways storlng 1n our memorles the knowledge skrlls and happiness we had found at South Hlgh ml' nimx 'NW 'Y 51-af -sf cnt O . . . , . , i , . , . . . 9 D , 9 , n 5 Q , ' ' gt ' ' , s , I - l 7 9 I . . , . 9 . ., u 4 , 9 , . , . GG Y! ' - a o , . . ., , . ' ' ' ' as 79 ' 9 9 . i i . D . , 3 , 2 9 Q Dlane Hall, treasurer. , . . ' . . , . 7 9 ' ' 9 9 R r . ,pu ' 9 I I I X M X 7' .tgp an i. T '-' 'nn' Presxdent Vxce Presxdent Porter Reed Wnll am Garl I Class Offlcers Secretary Tre s Sandra Post Duane Hall C' 4 35 f-7-2' in in Presndent Represcntatx e Thomas Clela d R cha d Bro n Student Government Rep R present t jean D xon Scott G y lg ?- . ' S gf, 13157-1 . - ' ,wif ' 'r6'7m wi -ci Ps udxth Baum Iouanne Ball jameg Beagle Iohn BOI'ldZlI'lSk1 --lf X J' f . 1 5' f F5 I' if Shirley Bonitatibus Charles Brown 4691 A... ,- ' ,P ii I-at-' W1 I 'nfs-qsllfif r 4 'f fig ' U!! ,si W Charmaine Burnell Robert Canales 32 J is I. -5 . ' A x - W A Q r lik! K ,JV ia 5' .iff I ' ' I if We-..,, ff! ' , 'L' fs ! 2 I , 1,1 ','::.,- .-A f WI ' Q 3' 7:12-'yv' . ., ', :'1'3 'f , 4 Q., 'ff I' 'gf Z 5 ' 'fi 74.2 iii? ,345 2- lsx ., J' 5 kt: Q5 .gym Ni :,Al.,,-v':.S.! :w.gaa' . X1 fix, ff .ipimi mM 3' 'S' Donald Centcrbar Imda Clum iQ Iona Cochran Cf'-H Colwn 6' '43 ,L 7' 'Y , T Robc-rt Cords 5Lxu frm Lr -, Audrey Corlew 'X H War W 9 Q V 'Q Qharon Coultcr . , ,H V Kaz ' ' ff -fi ' W , 11: K ' we 1 A if ,. M954 L V :Tm , D m if ' ' , Q 3 A L K ,W T 'vt - lr- ' 1 fav. Q- ff ,ey all f X , 'iv gg , J -f ' Da 1d Craw James Cfldge Anne Danahy Patrxcxa Darlmg 1 qs-r 'US N ,dl 645 AP' Alfred Dashnaw Robert DeFoe Donna DeGarmo Ronald Dmgman 1r V in 36 1'-. f ..,, ,.,,- Bette Ann Dlon S. 9- Adnenne Duncan Y' -0- I ynda Fxans Donald flux Lllmg 'Q' John Flynn Elaine Folger GUY Fuller Lois Garrand Q LeRoy Gnlman Vxrglma Graves uf' Donna Hayes Ronald jarvns 39 1 '7 .i Bex erly jones Paul Cynthna Laney 6 Z I.aValley Linda I.aVoy QQ Robert Leombruno Gloria Losaw Lorraine Luciano Shirley Maxam lynn MLCafIhy Jghn Myefg QQ i in 1' 1 Linda Nolan Margaret Orsini 42 nl J s 1 1- K. 'Q' ,Q ,Q 1 on Stephen Ostrander Robert Owens Emlyr! Petel Pamela Pmgrey 43 Wxllnam Pmgrey Allce Pollock Eleanor Poucher Barbara Powell 3 -ig. L.- Qu u-r4 ' :gfer- E.39x M32 ' w. sis! gi gk its R S 5 'Rfk 1' 0 6 5 'R' tsyar t A james Prendergast jr A ziulggves 1? if Wxlllam Rawlelgh 48 li lg, Y? 31 1 av- jamne Rclyea 45 Sunlq Rlilllfk lwn 'Wav Lmda Rooke R1chard Salmonson JoAnn Scarselletta Rlchard Stanczyk ur, 'i '7 ii. 'VT Sandra Stanton Catherxne Szostak Q ii 'T' Mxchnl Tdslck NSDCV Terp 47 Mary Ellen Tranoxucz Sydney Lpton Donna VanVorce Claxre XX lshburn M 48 ff? Rxchard Vfendell Dlrlnne XY'h1tL 7 lf: F Hfysfi 1,5115 if W4 'LC 45, '15, V e..J7'5 4, I is -va K, J 'A ig nd' 44 E ,K H' ,nr M' 5389524 5 M' - 44-'Q A., '4 W5 Q-551 K 49 Lmda Whyland Ann NX'hitc .rf Law rence Wood ft l, Thomas Wood Your bark hes anchored rn the peaceful blght Untrl a krnder wmd unfurl her sa1l Your doclle spmt wrnged by thrs gale And I half know why heaven deemed lt nght Your youth and this my yoy rn youth should fall God hath them stlll for ever they avail Eternrty hath borrowed that del1gl't by George Santayana Hath at the dawnsing fled into the light: MOST LIKELY TO SULCEED Margaret Orem. MOST CONGENIAL Robert Canalfs john Myers BEST IOOKIING Dxane Hall Mlke Tasnck Donna DeGarmo i E ing MOST ATHLETIC Jim Prendergast MOST TALENTED john Bondzmslu Nancy Terp Donna VanVorce WHO MOST CO OPERATIVE Scott Coulter WITTIEST Richard Brown Eleanor Poucher Patncm Hubbard fi Nall., .th QTL. Editors-in-Chief Buslness Managers Ch if o 54 Art Edltor K o Eleanor Poucher john Myers 'Ju o Virginia Graves N , at erinc Szosta Margaret rsini Editors ASSISTANT ART EDITOR Margaret Carey LITERARY Patricia Hubbard PHOTOGRAPHY Scott Coulter ACTIVITIES Richard Brown SPORTS Donna DeGarmo Scott Gray SENIORS Diane Hall CLASSES Adrienne Duncan TYPISTS Sandy Stanton JoAnn Scarselletta jean Dixon Audrey Corlew COVER DESIGN Mike Tasick Roy Gillman FIRST ROW Left to Right JoAnn Scarsfsllctta, Linda XX'hyl.1nd Peggy Orsmi jean Dixon Adrienne Duncan SECOIND RONW: Sandra Stanton, Cathy Szostak Eleanor Poucher uhn Nlyers Mike Tasnck Ginny Graxes. THIRD ROXW: Claire Washburn Donna DeGarmo Dianc Hall Bette Dion Roy Gillman Nancy Terp. FOURTH ROW' Janice Relyea Dick Brown Scott Gray Scott Coulter Patricia Hubbard, Margaret Carey. One of the hrghlrghts of our Junlor year was the Jumor Prom wh1ch was held on May 15 1959 The Trrads furmshed the muslc whlch added brllllance to the atmosphere The theme MOMENTS TO REMEMBER was Illustrated by a varlety of scenes Streamers of red and wh1te the class colors covered the cexllng The walls had decoratrve motxfs of such subjects as last year s Prom beach and house partxes a soda fountam and a calendar wlth rmportant dates crrcled At our Prom Peggy Ors1n1 relgned as queen havmg recerved the crown from Emlly Clark the prevlous year s queen Members of the Vlrgmra Graves Bonme Smlth and Sandra Stanton The flower glrl was Patty Nolan and the crown bearer was Harold N1ChO1SOH Chaperones were Mr and Mrs Fred Relyea Dr and Mrs Arthur Prendergast Mr and Mrs Ward Graves Mr and Mrs Chester Ostrander Mr and Mrs Donald Myers and the class advlsors Mlss Berenlce Dav1s and Mr John Youker We are sure that the evenmg was perfect and a memorable one to all 'Ex'-r nl J -I A -.NX 14+ f c few 1 r court were Shirley Bonitatibus, Audrey Corlew, Donna DeGarmo, 'Y- -X LK . .1 YZ? p-'lm ' 4' ra. X 4 X s. KNEELING: R. Lakock, P. Reed, V. Graves, B. Dion. E. Klausner, L. Rooke, J. Porteous, H. Gutheil. STANDING: L. Korb, D. VanVorce, R. Freebern, J. DeGarmo, T. Wood, li, Smith, P. McCane. S. Gray, C. Freeburn. 1959 Junior-Senior Play On the night of April 24th, a light, gay comedy, Father Knows Best, was presented for the first time by the Junior and Senior classes. The play depicted the trials of a modern day family. This capricious farce of the internal struggle between teenagers and parents was brought to life before a delighted audience. Mr. Anderson at- tempted to cope with all the family problems and still maintain his calm appearance, while Mrs. Anderson tried to control her family in a stern, just manner. The three teenage children, Betty, Bud, and Kathy, displayed an inordinate ability to become involved in many confusing situations. Under the direction of Leon Sparling and Arthur James, the entire cast of Juniors and Seniors gave a spirited and entertaining performance. CAST jim Anderson Philip McCane Ralph Margaret Anderson Bonnie Smith Mr. Brinkworth Betty Judy Porteous Officer johnson Kathy Betty Klausner Buffs Friend Bud Porter Reed Mrs. Wumbley anie Bette Dion Mrs, Joni-5 Ramona Linda Rooke Mrs, Woolsey Patty Virginia Graves puking Repair Man Thomas Wood 58 Alice Pollock applies make-up to Tom Wood. Harry Guthiel Lowell Korb Scott Gray Robert LaRock Donna VanVorce Robert Freebern Joanne DeGarmo Cathy Freebern 'W FATHER OWS BEST wig-1.:,f' P 3 4 lb Class Wlll We the Class of 1960 bemg of sound mlnd do bequeath the followmg Judy Bacon bequeaths her beautrful red ha1r to Dot Wlnslow Louanne Ball wllls her seat 1n shorthand to Laurel Rlce Sandy Post and Ron Dmgman also wlsh to leave the1r seats ln shorthand to anyone that wants them Jrm Beagle loves South Hrgh too much to leave anythmg To Joyce Abare Shrrley Bomtatlbus leaves a cow to help her and Harold get the1r farm started Jack Bondzmskl leaves an old gultar plck to anyone that can flnd use for lt Charles Brown leaves Mr Gorman to anyone who thmks he can struggle through tr1g successfully To D1ck Jacobre D1ck Brown leaves hrs quret and reserved ways To her slster Lmda Charmame Burnell bequeaths her pony tall Don Centerbar has declded he s lucky to leave Tom Cleland ln an unexpected burst of St1I1g1I'1CSS has declded not to leave anythlng Lmda Clum has declded to follow rn h1s footsteps Speedy Iona Cochran leaves her gym shorts to Allce Abbott Jean Colvln and Lorrame Luclano w1sh to leave the followmg to Sue Clarke thelr helght shyness and gym clothes Bob Corda and Bob DeFoe leave Mr James to the Jumor class with regrets Audrey Corlew leaves her hlstory classes 1n the halls to anyone who can get away w1th xt Scott Coulter leaves h1s modelmg Job to Gary Mattlson w1th compllments of Mr McCracken To Janet Dudey Sharon Coulter wllls her ab1l1ty ln sports and her posltxon at church Bob Canales wllls to Mlke Klpp hls vo1ce and adds maybe with both of them he can smg duets Dave Craw leaves the mountam to anyone w1th a car To Andy Dorvee Jlm Crldge bequeaths h1s skls and a broken leg Al Dashnaw wlshes Kay to have hrs old gultar strmg Donna DeGarmo wnlls the names Snapper and Snake to Lorry Swears and Wayne Jones Bette D1on leaves her wltty remarks and clownrng around to Edle Frlday w1th hopes that she has better luck ln gettlng away wxth them Jean Dlxon leaves a warmng to the student body and faculty that her brother Kenny has four more years Adrlenne Duncan wlshes Donna Frasler to have her 1ll tlmed talkmg sprees ln Mr Munoffs study hall Lynda Evans leaves her b1g bottle of malt tablets to Marllyn Cary Don Flewellmg and Bob Owens leave thelr cars for noonhour use to the Jumors To Fred Beagle John Flynn leaves hls ab1l1ty to get his homework done To Anne Gormely Elame Folger leaves her pleasant smlle Gary Fuller wlshes B111 Rendo to have h1s yob at the Grand Unlon B111 Garlltz leaves the track freld to anyone Wlth strong legs Lo1s Garrand and Lmda Sk1n Nolan leave thelr seats on the drain ln the shower room to Marge the Barge and Edlth Ftrday Roy Grlman bequeaths hrs goatee to Mlckey Krpp Scott Gray leaves the coach to the junlors and adds treat hlm kmdly Dxanne Hall leaves her good looks to the Jumor boys to d1v1de equally To anyone wxth the gxft of gab Donna Hayes leaves her seat ln MISS Aswads offlce Pat Hubbard leaves to Mr Manz peace Bev Jones leaves her place at the bottom of the stalrs to the one who gets there flrst Cmdy Laney leaves her brother Pete for the Junlor glrls to flght over To Karla Jensen Lmda LaVoy sadly wllls her place ln Choral Club as well as a stretching machme to help her flll lt 60 0 9 9 l . 9 . I ' G6 99 ' ' . Q . . . . ' 9 9 9 ' ' s S6 99 . ' , . . 9 9 9 u , . . s . n -N n . Pat Darling leaves her name to any boy who feels he can claim it. ' GG 99 56 99 . . 9 9 n . 1 4 n u 1 4 , , . , . n 1 66 n ,, a . I c 66 99 G6 ' 99 ' ' ' . ss ' ' 99 ' If ' 99 ' ' . 9 ' , . K6 99 . 9 Bob Leombruno leaves wlth Lo1s Glorla Losaw leaves her noonhour walks to any jumor glrl wxth a boyfrlend Lynn McCarthy bequeaths her long ha1r to Lynn Knickerbocker John Myers and Eleanor Poucher leave thelr jobs as co edltors to anyone wlth a large bottle of asp1r1n Emlyn Petel sadly leaves an empty seat ln 203 Allce Pollock leaves her dlSllkC of straight Sk1I'lIS to Tlsh Kent Barb Powell wxshes Jams Plngrey to have her love for guys named Dave J1m Prendergast leaves hrs math ab1l1ty to B111 Alden and Chlp Balcom B111 Rawlelgh leaves his ab1l1ty to get caught srnokrng to Jake Clements Porter Reed leaves to Pete Wood h1s marvelous basketball abllxty Jamce Relyea leaves her last pa1r of sneakers to whoever took the flrst two palrs Buddy Rlchardson leaves the fun he s had at certam partles to any Junlor boy who lxkes fun Rosalle Rob1nson bequeaths her seat 1n hlstory to Jake Clement Lmda Rooke passes on her love of Glens Falls boys to Carolyn MacEwan Dnck Salmonson leaves hrs ab1l1ty rn hlstory to Dave Langdon Pam Pmgrey leaves her love of sklpplng classes to anyone who can get away w1th lt JoAnn Scarselletta wlshes Elalne Luclano to have her naturally curly ha1r B1ll Pmgrey leaves promlses for candy orders to any amb1t1ous jumor To B111 Granger Drck Stanczyk w1lls a left handed cue st1ck Sandy Stanton leaves her love of school to Launa Mooso Cathy Szostak leaves her red ha1r to Mr James who needs lt desperately and adds Sorry Mr Youker I cant help you Gmny Graves leaves Mr Raych w1th a few more gray halrs Peg Ors1n1 leaves her crown to the Junror boys cholce Ron Jarvls leaves h1s cousm to Joanna Burnham Steve Ostrander belng generous leaves hls Dad to everyone Larry Wood leaves h1s place ln Physxcs Class to anyone who can take lt Clalre Washburn leaves her love for the armed forces except the army whlch shed l1ke to keep to Helen Pratt Tom Woods w1lls Fran to whoever .vants to flght her father for her Lmda Whyland leaves her Job as cheerleadmg manager to anyone wlth nerves enough to take lt Ann Whxte wlshes her srsters to have carefree and Joyful years at South High Darlene Whlte leaves a spare sweater to Donna Gelder Mary Ellen Tranowlcz leaves gladly Mrke TaS1Ck leaves hls love of throwmg chalk and erasers ln 203 to those who can get away w1th lt Nancy Terp leaves her award as most athletlc to Barb Lockhart Dlck Wendell leaves hrs love of Argyle to Nelda Bollo Donna VanVorce leaves to Mr Gorman and Lmdy Wltherell a Model T and a plano To the Class of 61 we leave wlshes of good luck and as much success as we have had To Mlss Davls and Mr Youker we leave many thanks To Mr Raych and Mrs Marceloms we leave qulet homerooms The senlors ln Choral Club leave Mr McCracken sadly We all leave South Hlgh wxth regrets Slgned Donna VanVorce Barbara Powell Class Lawyers 6I . . 0 . . . . , . . , . . . . - . 1 ' ' . , , CC 7 99 1 - 1 ' . . . . . . , . 1 1 - . . . , y 1 , . . 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Class Prophecy We are lmmensely pleased and greatly honored to be able to announce that the feature story 1n th1s mormngs Tell All magaz1ne 1S an exclusrve purchased by us at exorbltant cost from Mr John Youker As you probably know Mr Youker physlcally and mentally exhausted by hlS Class of 1960 Just last week awoke from a twenty year nap he commenced the morn1ng after they graduated But here are some thmgs you may not know and 1n accordance w1th the pol1cy of th1s magazme we w1ll now relate to you the 1ns1de story of what has happened to the Class of 1960 Just as Mr Youker told lt to our reporters 1n an excluslve 1nterv1ew Scott Coulter famous 1nternat1onal detectlve has fmally broken the case of the State agalnst the D1on Funeral Home and the Bacon Pharmacy Busmess has been bad lately and Bette Ann has been br1b1ng Judy to admlmster doses of Bacon s Halr Dye to unsuspect1ng customers As a result of th1s conv1ct1on Ann Whlte the leadlng expert on 1nter1or decoratlng of Caskets for the D1on Funeral Home lb look1ng for a new job Porter Reed who has forced Arthur Murray out of buslness w1th h1s nat1onw1de Cham of cha cha studxos was v1s1ted today by the famous Senator from Alaska Elame Folger who last week broke the f1l1buster1ng record 1n the Senate Rlchard Salmonson Dean of Unlon College IS very d1sappo1nted because John Myers who after twenty years at Umon IS st1ll a freshman has handed rn h1s res1gnat1on It seems that John and Steve Ostrander who last week got k1cked out of h1s seventeenth Ivy League College have no t1me for th1s academlc nonsense and now they w1ll devote all the1r t1me and energy to be1ng 1nter nat1onal playboys That tlmld httle man Rlchard Brown head of the Boston Medlcal Socxety has ret1red to 1ng an lnflamed hlccup from the golden throat of the famous green halred torch slnger Donna VanVorce R1chard Wendall our ambassador to Russla 1S worklng n1ght and day to prevent an outbreak of war The head of the Russ1an government Pat Hubbard IS reported to be most upset because the captams of the U S Olymplc Team Nancy Terp and Paul LaValley made a most undlplomatlc remark about Emlyn Petel the start of the Russ1an ballet W1ll1am Garlltz Presldent of NBC and Ronald Jarv1s lnternatlonal chess champlon were seen d1n1ng last mght at Peggy Ors1n1 s Chlnese Restaurant on the Lake George Road Tom Cleland chlef of the Greenwlch Vlllage Gestapo has arrested Charmame Burnell secretary to Bob DeFoe Pres1dent of the New York Stock Exchange on the charges of embezzllng money for her boss Jean Dlxon has f1nally made up her mmd and entered the convent Scott Gray surprlsed everybody and 1S now studylng to be a pr1est Bob Corda and Jlmmy Beagle have opened a b1ll1ards academy 1n Gansevoort Gary Fuller owner of the VIC Tanney Cha1n was recently chosen Mr Amerlca Lynn McCarthy recently became Mrs Amerlca The two h1ghest pald models 1n th1s country Rlchard Stanczyk of Esqulre and Lynda Evans of Chubette dropped 1nto Sandy Stantons gas statxon yesterday Ronald D1ngman IS ret1r1ng from the Navy pendlng an mvestlgatlon of the dlsappearance of two destroyers Charles Brown who has fractured all the gymnasuc records IS try1ng to break h1s own records Donald Centerbar has just been awarded the Pulltzer prlze for h1s latest lrterary masterplece School Skipper for the Amateur L1nda Rooke who has replaced Betty Crocker has just come out w1th flfty seven varletxes of marshmallow fluff Louanne Ball IS now teachmg a course 1n typmg by ear Mary Ellen Tranowlcz IS busy deslgmng bobby pms for g1rls Wlth crew cuts i , l , . u . , s - u a 1 u a . n nl - , 7 n , . . . s .n . u a u I I , a 1 U . . .' , c . , D . . . . , P . u ancn u n , s n u - I , n n Q s , , Q . Z . . n ' ' .I I . . ' 1 , a . . . '. . . . i . a llfe of qulet seclus1on follow1ng h1s last operatlon. He recelved world-wlde acclalm for remov- ' a . 0 , , c 1 A ' ' 7 l 7 3 , . - 7 7 7 7 . . . . ., . , . . . . , . . , l 7 7 7 7 ' ' , 1 a 1 4 n u . u 1 , . , . . . 7 a 1 ' I . 62 L Darlene Whrte a noted Parrsran beauty expert has glven Shrrley Bomtatrbus a p1x1e harrcut Glorra Losaw now operates a nuclear powered dog sled lme between Gansevoort and Glens Falls Shrrley Maxam lS busy wrth her school for square danclng Lmda LaVoy at her Metropolltan Opera aud1t1on yesterday hrt hlgh D sharp and shattered Wllllam Rawlelgh s contact lenses John Bondzmskl conductor of the Boston Phllharmonlc Orchestra has a Yul Brynnar halrcut Donna DeGarmo and Jrm Prendergast are now hosts on the Lrttle Lenme Show Bob Owens wmner of the Indranapolls 500 last year has just been elected presldent of the AAA Mike Tasrck owner of the Beat Bohemlan s Club has hlred Stanley Rlchardson as a bouncer Larry Wood IS now presldent of School Supplles Incorporated He supplles on request term papers regents papers complete wrth answers Bob Canales a v1ct1m of anemla IS under the care of Dr James Crldge The constructxon company headed by Dave Craw has just completed lts flrst job levelrng Mt McGregor Sharon Coulter 1S now playlng m the Women s Fmals at Wlmbledon Iona Cochran never drd pay attentron rn homemaklng 5 she has eloped wlth Alfred Dashnaw a general ln the Natronal Guard Adrlenne Duncan Dean of Women at Vassar gave an excluslve party last night for her new gym teacher Janlce Relyea Lors Garrand has laughed a laughmg hyena to death Glnny Graves chref chef at the PIZZ3 Palace IS suspected of puttrng Gerrtol ln her famous PIZZH Beverly Jones rs breakmg the Jones record she has only one chlld Bob Leombruno IS runnmg for Presldent and rs now tourmg the Mlddle South East makmg soap box oratlons Lorrame Luclano has marrred an All Star Football Player Lmda Nolans halr has grown so long that she now employs her beautlclan twenty four hours a day Pam Pmgrey rs st1ll trying to make up her mmd Bull Pmgrey now has two paper routes Alrce Pollock has become a psychoanalyst Sandy Post has Invented a pamless prmple pmcher Thomas Wood now owns all of the W1scons1n darryland Sydney Upton lS workmg on new methods of garbage drsposal Catherlne Szostak has finally publlshed her secret for losmg welght JoAnn Scarselletta has opened court proce dlngs to change her name to Joan Scarselletta Barbara Powell has just completed her seventeen volume work ln the hlstory of Jazz Eleanor Poucher edltor of the New York Times IS takmg tranqullhzers Cynthia Laney IS hard to recognlze these days she has dyed her eyes red Audrey Corlew IS suspected of smug glmg narcotrcs Donald Flewellmg recently had hrs tonslls removed John Flynn has becorne a seamstress Donna Hayes IS now one of the chlef d1et1t1ans for Slenderella Lmda Clum and Jean Colvln have burlt thelr own atomlc submarme Anne Danahy spends all her t1me wr1t1ng poetry Patrrcla Darlrng has changed her name to avold further embarrassment Leroy Gllman has flgured out a way to pack more sardmes into every can We fmally got a letter from Claire Washburn today she has lnvented arr mall stamps wlth real wmgs because she now lrves at a remote army post m the lnnermost part of Outer Mongolla Wlsh we could glve you some news of Dlane Hall but she absconded rn 1960 wlth the semor class funds and we havent caught up to her yet' Lmda Whyland now teaches advanced mathematics at Harvard 63 . .. . . .. .. . 9 1 ' . . . . 1 9 .. ., . . . .' . - s 1 ' Q 1 . . .,, . . 1 9 ' , . . , 1 . .. .. . . 9 1 ' ' . . . , . . 9 9 7 7 , . 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Hyde l 'iw' 1-- v- Presidenz vice-President Treasurer Secretary Edythe Friday Margaret jones Louis Luciano Sandra Pratt 66 LEFT TO RIGHT Frrst Row Daphne Dewart joyce Abare Nelda Boho Lucretxa Dashnaw Vera Couture Verna Couture Brenda Ash Second Row Frank DeGregory Gerald Balcom Bruce Brdwell Dennxs Elms Frederxck Beagle Wrllram Alden Thomas Cronrn Clayton Clement Thlrd Row Constance Clute June DeFoe Edythe Frrday Marrlyn Carey Alrce Abbott Sandra Foote Margaret Cary Carol Beagle Susan Clarke Fourth Row Henry Dwyer Wrllnam Andrew Dorvee LEFT TO RIGHT Frrst Row Sharon Potter Launa Mooso Elame Lucrano Constance Mansell Kathleen McGee Helen Pratt Sandra Rozelle Carolyn MacEwan Second Row james Mulholland Larry ONerl james Magulre Louis Lucrano Gary Mattxson Terry Potter Douglas MacDonald Thrrd Row Helen Porteous Judy Pronto jamce Pmgrey Marcra Mousxn Patrrcra Pelkey Sandra Pratt Letrtxa Kent Absent Clrfton Mull Laurel Rrce Scott Petteys Sandra Lynch Elder, Donald Bleibtrey, james Burnham, Donald Centerbar, George Aikens, joseph Galusha, LEFT TO RIGHT: First Row: Donna Greenwood, Donna Gelder, Carol Lanphear, Donna Hougham, Karen Hutchison, Margaret jones, john Himelrick, Robert Lee, Louis LaValley Third Row: Gayle LaVoy, -Ianet Holderman 1 Nancy Hay, Anne Gormely. Fourth Row: jones, Thomas Hull, Michael Kipp, Frank H jenkins. Q Barbara Lockhart. Second Row: Leonard Kerr. William Granger, Michael Larrow, Frank King. Margaret Lehman, Lois LaPoint, june Langdon, David johnson, Ormando Leombruno, Wayne ubinsky, Neil Gregory, Thomas Hopkins, Preston LEFT TO RIGHT: First Row: Nancy Smith, Mary Lee Wells, Lorraine Swears, Dorothy Winslow, Patricia Putnam, Janice White, Ann Stanton. Second Row: Linda Woods, frving VanLew, William Varney, Linden Witherell, Peter Wood, Clarence Smith, Bernard Wood. Charlotte DeLong. Third Row: Susan Smith, john Wright, David Smith, Harry Thomas, joseph Smith, Clark Squires, Sandra Smith. -- M SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Colleen Buckley - Secretary, Theodore Smith - President, Jane MacEWan - Vice President. Absent: Marcia Van Loan - Treasurer. STANDING: Mr. Hay, Mrs. Pattison. LEFT TO RIGHT: First Row: Constance Dewart, Lorraine Bovair, Bonnie Allen, Sandra DeWolfe, Alice Copeland, Betty Cowles, Karen Donnelly, Frances Bonitatibus. Second Row: Martha Fessenden, Herbert DuFour, Arnold Durkee, Patrick Myers, Michael Capone, Dennis Baker, Colleen Buckley. Third Row: Frances Dow, Sara Call, Christine Brown, Linda Albert, Barbara Abbott, Joanna Burnham, Susan Bourlon, Donna Dawson. Fourth Row: Judith Denton, Edwin Winchell, Bryon Bidwell, Douglas Duell, David Centerbar, Peter Corda, Marilyn Feinberg. Mani - 4 l ,. FN Q V. ,GE RIGHT TO LEFT: Mike Wood, Presidentg Deborah Hayes, Vice President, Janice Denton, Secretary, Marcia jones, Treasurer. Second Row: right to left: Mr. Manz, Miss Conners - Advisors. FIRST ROW: left to right: Patricia Russell, Anita Passino, Virginia M:l.cEwan, Rosemary McGee, joan Preda, Kathleen Norris, Adele Moulton, joan Pronto. SECOND ROXV: Henry Paris, james MacEwan, Daniel Marino, Kenneth Mattison, Richard Robinson, Donald Potter, Charles McCarty, jeffrey Pingrey. THIRD ROW: Gale Shaw, Helen Porteous, Kathryn Post, Susan Norman, Ann Myers, Kay Orcutt, Cherylann Pingrcy, Elizabeth Rivette. FOURTH ROW: Richard Parker, Kenneth Nicholson, David MacMaster, Peter Reed, Robert Shaw, Thomas McKee, Davis O'Brien, Walter Murray. ABSENT: Walter Brennan. Dxstnct 3 Northumberland Dnstrnct 10 Kmgsbury ,,1.,--- ,..,?--- e!iVf'ff'e NATIGNAL HO OR SGCIETY The highest honor which may be conferred on any student of our school is to be chosen for membership in the Mohican Chapter of the. National Honor Society. A Student must possess the qualities of scholar- ship, character, service and leadership to a high degree. The following seniors were tapped in March of 1959: Margaret Orsini, John Myers, Porter Reed and Stephen Ostrander. xAt':.u.,. ALMA .LZ-2.575 3 . .2 I ki Y ' X Margaret Orsini Stephen Ostrander -.Yr wi LL 1-R john Myers Porter Reed Adviso Leon H. Sp l g SE ICR HIGH STUDE T COUNCIL Advisor: Paul Howe A new method was used this year to form the Senior High Student Council. Candidates for the four offices-President, Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer-were chosen by the administration from those who submitted their names as interested in serving. After the officers were elected by the Senior High, three representatives were chosen from each class. Mr. Howe served as advisor. By this, closer ties between the ad- ministration and students came about. Work was done on a student handbook to help underclassmen become acquainted with high school routine. Rules to cover all phases of school life were included. This year the council became members of the New York State Association of Student Councils and the National Association of Student Councils. Left to Right: Cseatedj Scott Gray, Janet Holderman CVice Presidentj, Thomas Cleland fPresidentJ, Virginia MacEwan 1TreasurerJ, and Glenn Relyea CSecretaryJ. Standing: Constance Dewart, Janet Dudey, Porter Reed, Jerry Hawkins, William Elder, Richard Brown, James Stratford, Constance Clute, Donna Greenwood, Jean Dixon and Janet Wakeley. 4?- v-4 filf FRONT ROW fleft to rightj: Nancy Dyke, Kathy Patten, Donna White, Linda Keech, and Evelyn Rice. BACK ROW: Phil Kellogg, jean Bean, james Clark, Joanne Viles, Fred Rosati and Karen LaCross. JU IOR HIGH ST DE T CO NCIL The newly organized Junior High Student Council is under the direction of Mr. Fitzpatrick this year. Eleven members represented their fellow students in this group. in UN Advisor: Mr. Fitzpatrick W X . 'Ps- ff 1 'F' '7 ffl' LEFT TO RIGHT: Alice White, Janice White, Margaret Orsini, Helen Pratt, Cathy Szostak, Eleanor Poucher. Office Workers LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Macliwan, Sharon Potter, Helen Porteous, Alice Copeland, Helen Pratt, Janice White. SEATED: Mrs. Long. ABSENT: Nancy Hay, Ann White. 1- 1 Z P l ve 5 LEFI' T0 RIGHT: Donna DeGarmo, Mary Ellen Tranowicz, Claire Washburn, Janice Relyea, Linda Rooke, Iona Cochran, Betty Corlew, Betty Cowles, Kathy McGee, Jean Bean. LEFT TO RIGHT: Susan Clarke, Tom Wood, Dave Craw, Linda Rooke, Don Flewelling. J' 4. 3' 11 7 l -S-. '1 l Y 5 ' 4 L This Service Group is composed of students who act as projectionists, work in the cafeteria, and collect attendance reports for the health office. LEFT TO RIGHT: Brien Marr, Barry Kokosa. Alfred Salmonson, Betty Corlew, Sue joiner, Wanda Rivers. pportunity Service Group Librar Helpers IEFT TO RIGHT - Seated: Kathy McGee, Lorrie Francis, Linda Holmquist, Donna Green. Standing: Diane Raymond, Sandra Rozelle, Leslie Ehren, Florence Dove. Catherine Wilcox, Louise Bolton, Cathy Greenwood, Edna Porteous, Jean Bean, Nancy Blakeslee. Roanne Plude, Helen Fedor, Betty jane Hopkins. Absent: Judy jacobie, Lyddie Ann MacMaster, Peter Schmidt, Bobby DeMarsh, Bill Fessenden. BA BAN 5 4' LEFT TO RIGHT First Row james Crndge Davxd Sexton Mike Hubmsky Second Row Robert DeMarsh Bonita Hagan Robert Lee Frank johns Walter Ward Thlrd Row Denms Baker Davrs OBr1en Rrchard Brown Fourth Row Fred Beagle CharIes Bolesh Tom Wakeley Wxllram Phxlo Absent from prcture Robert Youtt 89 0 STANDING: Nancy Smith, Miss Ordway. SEATED fLeft to RIGI-ITD - Ralph Barney, Maryjane Duckett, joan Pronto, Alice White, Diane Morrissey, Carol Lanphear, Carol MacEwan, Douglas MacDonald, Cheryl Pingrey, and Betty Stedman. ABSENT - Lorraine Bovair, Susan Hill, Kay Orcutt, and Colleen Carey. ORCHESTRA ALL-STATE Each fall, all over New York State, selected music students from many different high schools get together in choruses, orchestras and bands. After two days of intensive rehearsal under specially chosen conductors, the three organizations in each district of the state present a full evening concert. To qualify for these groups, students must be recommended by their own director. South High is proud to have sent six musicians this year to the All-State held in Hudson Falls. 90 1 STANDING: Carol Beagle, Clark Squires, Colleen Buckley, Connie Dewart. SEATED: fLeft rearjz James Cridge, Susan Clarke, Walter Ward, Fred Beagle, and Sandra Beagle. SEATED fFacing leftJ: Ann Myers, Susan Flores, Janice Denton, Andrea, DeWolfe, Judy Smith, Lorraine Brancato, Janice Clarke, Jerri MacEwan, and Rolf Schlake. ORCHESTRA Students Who Participated in All-State Music Groups BACK ROW fLeft to Rightjz James Cridge - baritoneg Fred Beagle - tubag Linda I.aVoy - soprano. FRONT ROW fI.eft to Rightjz Douglas MacDonald - violag Walter Ward - cornetg Carol Lanphear - violin. QV J -ii 3 X e 55,9 A Sim f' or' xg Qs' 0 'my' P . f iff, 53 1 l'll' l l FIRST ROW fLeft to Rightj: Karla Jensen, Virginia Graves, Sandra DeWolfe, Linda Rooke, Elaine Simonetta, Colleen Buckley, Betty Cowles. SECOND ROW: Nelda Bolio, Barbara Powell, Margaret Orsini, Donna Greenwood, Nancy Smith, jean Phair. THIRD ROW: Anne Stanton, Pamela Pingrey, Judith Denton, Sandra Post, Linda LaVoy, Director: Mr. jack McCracken 'Q .4 ' lv FIRST ROW fLeft to Rightj: Nancy Dyke, Michael Frank, Elaine Simonetta fcaptainj, Karen Donnelly, Jeanne Merritt. SECOND ROW: Claire Beagle, Marcia jones, Linda Viger, Mary Lee Dickinson, janet Dudey, Bunny Friday, Donna Balfour. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Charmaine Burnell. ajorettes The musical organizations have been very active this year. All three organizations - the band, the orchestra, and the choral club have given assemblies to the student body. Band membership now numbers about forty. Work was done on many concert numbers in preparation for the various performances which the band gives throughout the school year. These performances include: concerts for the Junior and Senior High, football game shows at half time, Mt. McGregor for the Veterans, Memorial Day parade, Easter Concert, the Senior-Junior Play, and the competition in the New York State Music Festival. The Choral Club this year has grown considerably, especially in male voices. Lack of male voices has usually been a great problem, but this year there were many boys who joined the club. The Christmas Cantata, Wondrous Love, was given in December. This was very well received, especially because of the pantomime that was given along with it. This year also marked another first for the Choral Club. Martha, a full-length operetta, was given in May. This was the first one ever done by the club. The Orchestra was also a very active group this year. It gave a special concert to the Junior High and Senior High early in the year. Other activities include: The Christmas Concert, Christmas Assembly, Easter Concert, Graduation, J unior-Senior Play, and the Music Festival in the spring. Q 95 Dnstrxct 2 Wxlton L .if '-'QW ,,.,..-Q, ,.,-- kin 124.1 1 ui 'gb 'wi' la ,, X HN X 'i W .lgman S Rldge Thm max the Int of the rural Schools tua dxstrut to 1.1451 IH june I S ee e ee e SENIORS LEFT TO RIGHT: Lois Garrand. Janice W'hitc. Bette Diun, Linda Wiiylaznii. Managerg Ginny Graves, Marcia VanI,nan. Donna Dc-Gurmo. 'ix Varsit Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT flineelingjz Janice VC'hite. Ginnv Grimes. Bette Dion and Marcia VanLoan. Standing: Lois Garrand and Donna DeGarmu. OP: Dmmua QCGHNWI' Ijifuh wihyldnd' hf.if1L1QL'I'Q Lois Chirnind. SLCOND ROXY' Ginny Grixvc-S, Bette Dion. BUTTON' ,ICJI1 Dixon. Advisor Mim fN.inty YL-mn.im . ,. S? 'Q' my gag, s. CB J sis te. IEFT TO RIGHT fFirst Rowj: Robert Lcombruno. Glen Rclyea fTrc.1s.D. Thomas Cleland fVice Presb, Robert Canales lPres.j. Scott Gray. james Prcndcrgast QSQ-til. Sccond Row' Paul l.aValley. Ronald jarvis. Louis Luciano. Donald Flswelling. Peter XY'ood, W'iIli.1m Vurncy, Porter Reed. Third Row: Gerald Balcom. Scott Coulter. Ronald Dingman. Stephen Ostrundcr. XY'illiam Granger, Clark Squires. Thomas XX'ood. Fourth Row: Michael l.irrow. -Iamcs Maguire, Ormondo Leombruno, james Stratford. Marcus Kipp. Henry Dwyer. arsit Club Coach McGuffin Coach Gray jk 195 'w I.FFT TO RIGHT fFirst Rowj: Mike Kipp. Bryan Bidwell, Cliff Mull, Bill Varney, Pete Cords, Mickey Kipp, Porter Reed, Tom Wfood. jim Prendergast. Second Row: Stanley lliihardson. Managerg XX'illiam Pctel, Dave Craw. Mike Dickinson, Ed Winchell. Bob Canales, Don lflcwclling, Pete Reed. jim Burnham, Bill Rendo. Varsity Football Although the Bulldogs did not have a completely successful season, the team effort was much greater than the record shows. With only such veteran holdovers from last year as Reed, Canales, Prendergast, Cleland, Wood, Leombruno, Flewelling and Owens, coaches Lyle Gray and Andy McGuffin had a major rebuilding job to do. In spite of only winning two of its six league contests, three of the losing battles were very close in score. The records do not actually show a true picture of the team's ability, for the team demonstrated much spirit, determination and drive in fighting every game right down to the final whistle. Despite the loss of eight senior lettermen, the team has many able men returning to next year's squad. There are ten returning lettermen and many boys coming up from the J.V. ranks, who have been under the watchful eyes of coaches Youker and Vishneowski. Coach Gray Coach McGuf TEAM PLAYED WE THEY Whitehall 7 6 Glens Falls O Granville 12 St. Mary's 6 12 Corinth 13 0 Hudson Falls O 29 Bob Canales ME! 3 Daxe Craw Tom Wood Portc r Recd Tom Cleland Don Flewellmg jim Prendergast SCHIOYS I02 1959 Squad Junior Varsity Football Led by coaches John Youker and Alex Vishneowski,- the Jayvee team had a one-and-three record, winning over Corinth C14-09, while losing to Glens Falls C38-OJ, St. Mary's Q12-65, and Hudson Falls 114-73. Carrying the pigskin for the Little Bulldogs were Mike Capone, Bill Alden, Mike Wood, Vincent Sporrer and Preston Jenkins in the backfield. Leading the attack on the line were Mike Larrow, Bruce Bidwell, Jerry Balcom, Bill Mull, Mike Lyons, David O'Connell. John Trombley, Gary Glidden, Joe Paris, Dick Lawrence, Joe Smith and Hudson Armstrong. The coaches had a major rebuilding job this year and will have the same next year because of the moving up of key players to the Varsitv. Alex Vishneowski John Youke Q 'I ST ROW ll ftt R htj tl SH UND ROXX is Ps NX I03 KNEELING: Gary Mattison. Bill Alden, Don Flewelling, Louis Luciano, Pete Wood a d Mondie Leombruno. STANDING: Bill Elder, Hank Dwyer, jim Prendergast, Wayne ones and Scott Gray. VARSITY BASKETB LL In its sixth season in the Northern Conference, Coach Ron Lennox's court squad got off to a slow start, due to lack of experience, and finished the season in sixth place, with five wins and nine losses. Only four veterans remained from last year's squad, and the early part of the season was devoted to finding the proper combination of players. As a result, South High lost its first five Conference games, winning only from Whitehall in the first half of the Conference sched- ule. On the backstretch, however, the Bulldogs won four of seven games, defeating Sectional contenders Granville Q88-505 and Fort Edward C63-595 in the process. foul shooting average. in the return match. Wayne Jones, with a 16-point average in Conference play led the Red and Blue offense with 260 points and was outstanding clearing the offensive rebounds. Henry Dwyer and Lou Luciano had 195 and 189 points, respectively. Big Jim Prendergast, master of the defensive backboard, almost doubled his output of the previous season scoring 154 points. Playmaker Pete Wood had more than 35176 of the entire team's assists, to lead in that department, while personally bucketing 134 points. Ron Jarvis, hampered by early season injuries, had a 67076 In early season non-league competition South High took both games from Sectional participant Lake George, and pushed powerful Ballston into overtime, before dropping a heartbreaking 59 56 decision Close games were lost to Fort Edward and VARSITY SEASON RECORD St. Mary's as the league race began, and both Hudson Falls and Glens Falls defeated the Bull- W,H 'rf,,, Wg i,,,, dogs by wider margins. A one-point loss to the 49 41 Lake George? 50 43 fighting Tomahawks at Corinth seems, in retro 50 62 Ballston? 56 59g spect, to have been the deciding factor in elim- 63 59 Fort Edward 73 76 inating South High from eventual Sectional com- 43 49 St. Marys 46 51 Pemlon- 47 64 Hudson Falls 48 70 After winning its first Conference game from 83 73 Corinth 58 59 Whitehall by 24 points, a rash of last-minute 55 69 Glens Falls 56 79 fouls worked against the Bulldogs, as Granville 74 50 Whitehall 81 65 made five consecutive free throws to break a 65 70 Granville 88 50 65-65 tie and win, 70-65. ' non-league if overtime Consecutive wins against Whitehall and Fort Edward opened the second half of the season, and the Bulldogs took a six-point lead into the fourth quarter against St. Marys on the Warren Street court, but the Kerries exploded for 24 points in eight minutes to win, 51-46. To conclude the season, Conference runner-up Hudson Falls and champion Glens Falls repeated their earlier wins, although the Lennox-men made the Indians earn their victory the hard way. Old-time Sara- toga County League opponent Corinth lost by 10 points, and the final game saw South High blast the Granville team on its own court, 88-50. Next year's team will miss four talented Seniors, all of whom earned their Block S for basketball. Big Jim Prendergast scored on 4896 of his shots, and was a demon clearing the boards, while back-court operatives Ron Jarvis, Scott Gray, and Don Flewelling were used altemately as starters and in reserve. Coach Lennox will build next year's Conference contenders around a seasoned quartet of front-court artists, Wayne Jones and Hank Dwyer, and playmakers Pete Wood and Lou Luciano, all of whom will be playing their final year for South High. Leading the race for the fifth starting berth is another foursome of Varsity Reserves: Mondie Leombruno, Bill Elder, Gary Mattison, and Bill Alden. Because of the late-season surge of the Varsity team, and the large number of returning vet- erans, South High is looking forward to an outstanding season in 1960-61. nv Ur- W Wayne jones 1521 scores against Granville as jim Prendergast 13Oj gets set for A, .Q the rebound. 5 Hank Dwyer 1291, Lou Luciano 128j, and Pete Wood 1311 follow the play. Godlewski of Granville is closest to the play, while Villano is behind Prendergast. Pekar 1251, Fasco 1551 and Berke 1355 are the other players. Senior Cagers 1959-1960 V . W ' f a 1 . 1 - -L jim Prendergast Don Flcwelling Ron jarx 9 I06 Individual Scoring Wayne Jones 260 Hank Dwyer 195 Lou Luciano 189 Jim Prendergast 154 Pete Wood 134 Ron Jarvis 54 Don Flewelling 44 Scott Gray 22 Mondie Leombruno 14 Bill Alden 12 Gary Mattison 10 Bill Elder 1 Ournumbered by the whole Granville team. jim Prendergast tries a one- hander, as Elbows jones U21 gets set for the possible rebound. The high-flying South High Cheerleaders exhort the packed bleachers to cheer for the Bulldogs in the first Granville game. .ZX Junior Varsity Baseball 1959 The Bulldog J .V.'s looked good in posting a .500 won-lost record for a six-game season under Coach Edward Hyde. The season was marked by taking two of three games from St. Mary's, and beating Hudson Falls for the third victory. Glens Falls was the only team which managed to hold a winning percentage over the Bulldog Pups. Don Foster, Gary Mattison, Jerry Balcom, Bill Elder, Mike Capone, and Bryon Bidwell led the team in hitting. The brilliant fielding showed in committing only ten errors while their opponents had twenty-four. The weak spot was pitching because of a major rebuilding of the team. With many key players moving up for a berth on the Varsity squad, Coach Hyde will be busy, but is looking forward to a good season. 1959 RECORD Games Won - 3 Games Lost LEFT TO RIGHT: First Row: Don Foster, Herbert DuFour, Preston jenkins, Bruce Bidwell, Second Row. Coach Hyde, Bill Elder, john Trombley, Bryon Bidwell, john Holmes. Absent. Gary Mattison, jerry Balcom, Mike Capone. .'l' gif' of Coach Hyd T Clel d I South Highs Bulldog nine had a very successful season under the leadership of Coach Andy McGuffm. After being beaten by only Fort Edward and the league champs, St Mary's, the team defeated Granville for a right to be represented in the conference in the Section II playoffs. As a result, the team went to Saratoga with a determined spirit to win, and did so by defeating Schoharle and Milne in succession for the Section II title This was the initial year for baseball sectionals in this area. Larry Hawkins 1.3841 and Dick Clark C.324l led the team at the plate while Tom Prouty was the mamstay of the pitching staff With the loss of two graduates, Washburn and Oddy, the veterans Gray, Wood, Cleland, Flewelling, Luciano and Dwyer, will return this year with a possibility of another successful season in store Section II - Class C Champions lI0 1959 arsity Baseball LEFT TO RIGHT: First Row: Eric Jensen, Mickey Kipp, Michael jones, Bernard Holtz, Bill Rendo, Clark Squires, Bill Varney, jim McGuire. Second Row: Coach Lennox, jim Maloney. Paul LaVall'ey, James Bolio, Dick Kobor, jim Gormley, Dave Craw, Coach Hay. Third Row: Dave Langdon, Bob Canales, Alfred Dashnaw, Larry Wood, jim Prendergast, Steve Ostrander, Bill Garlitz, Lou LaValley. Track and Field 1959 Coach Ron Lennox's Bulldogs finished their 1959 track season in fine style as they captured the Class C Section Two Championship at Union College, scoring ZSM, points. The beginning of this march toward sectional championship started with a 51-46-31 victory over Fort Edward and St. Mary's. Dick Kobor, South High's top cinderman, led the team to victory with wins in the 220 and 180 low hurdles. Other wins in this meet were posted by Jim Bolio in the 880, Jim Gormely in the mile, and Jim Prendergast in the shot put. The Bulldogs' relay team, composed of Dick Kobor, Bob Canales, Jim Prendergast, and Gladwin Jackson set a new school record of 1:37. In our second meet against Hudson Falls, Jim Gormely set a new record in winning the mile in 4:43.4. In the Glens Falls Invitational meet, with the aid of first places taken by our relay team, the Bulldogs took third place. Jim Prendergast set a new school record in the shot put with a toss of 49'7 . The relay team also obtained honors by winning the 880-yard relay trophy in l:37.7. On May 30, 1959, at the meet at Union College, South Hi'gh's . track squad received a well-earned victory. In securing this win, the Bulldogs took two first places, four second places, and two ties for third. At the end of this eventful day, Jim Gormely and Dick Kobor accepted the Sectional trophy in Coach Lennox's name. With their fine performances in individual events, Dick Kobor and Jim Prender- 5' '3 i. gast were given an opportunity to -3 if Section II - Class C Champions Larry NVood Dave Craw Alfred Dashnaw Senlor Clndermen 9- 'Lw'5l,-17 v1'M 3. , ,, .,. 4 , A7345 1-gm.. ,, A A -A ACK HELD RECORDS SOUTH HiGH SECTIONAL CURRENT DAT NAME E. ew Ramos: NAME DATE Rus ness c. .ucxson mo oe s G JACKSON usss io vase n Koaon eau 22 2 n meson ness ez 954 s VANDERCAR uc so 9 M KIPF usss S7 DIA !8SG WM .XJNES B90 E00 2 4341953 JBOPMELY NVLE 4277 7 essa R xoaon '90 eo 3 HLIP nxoaon 37 3 usss n CANALES asc ,M 4 .1 Pnenosmnsr ann c .ncxson n 1357 9 Mmsecx BJSQD, as -1 Frm 1951 0 .Jonas WG su'2 JUMP POLE ' 8 1958 R NEASECK VAULY 11 74 ag ssse .1 PRENDERGAST SHUT sa PUT , S 1553 VI NAYOTT DSSCUS ILS 3 J BGL10 1858 E-04 .A GORMELY ISSS 4 A3 R KDBUR ISSB 20 n Koaon PCANALES ,955 ,3-, 16 JACKSON J PRE NUERGAST E JENSEN ISSS Q7 7 s osmmosn PLAVALLEY '959 5 E JENSEN !9S8 IO PRENDERGAST 1558 SD 2 R CANALE8 1958 IZ4 PHYSICAL HTNESS TESTS '55' SCHOOL HAMELIN OCZ ROPE CUMB FRENDERGAST 11 8 176 FT BHUTTLE RUN J PRENDERGAST H CURRENT R ALBERT os 9 PROUTY IB BIT UPS IS SEC J BALCOM I7 CANALES 27 CN IN UPS Jmfygw- A .- Hx' 'fiimr A A ,. . A F: A5 'eiffe L 5 S A if ' i .'1-.. 2 :'fw' ii. ' f. , + ,S A , .,, ,Swish ga ,si im Ar 1 ig EF, . 149 S 'Mg Af 1-,H A R CANALES ev sA?5? , if A ,VJ Tl ,J .1 r' 5 .V r X?- ,A ,, ,t A 4 . ' , we in-.. A 'Er '- 4 its , II4 , .M ,.......,..- v--.1-.......,..... ..... S-4--..- A-,A V .-. f - JL. W, ,. .. .. ,-..,,. TENN S 1959 The 1959 tenms team conslsted of sux men Semors Bob LaRock Fred Worthen and Gordon Allen Sophomores B111 Granger and Mondle Leombruno and one Freshman J1m Strat .nl- ord Erght matches were played and South Hlgh took top honors ln three Two wlns were scored one against Johnstown and the other agamst Schuylervllle B111 Granger a member of the class of 1961 played ln the number one pos1t1on throughout the year Bob LaRock and Gordon Allen were at number two and three singles posltlons h 5 Fred Worthen Jtm Stratford and Mondle Leombruno were used The most xnterestmg vrctory for South Hrgh was played agalnst Schuylervrlle on our home court where South Hrgh took the honor by 3 '7 In a prevlous game Schuylervtlle won 4 1 Wlth Granger Stratford and Leombruno returmng and wrth new mterest from last years elghth grade the 1960 season should lmprove Th y e Th y Schuylervllle Glens Falls Hudson Falls Glens Falls Johnstown Johnstown Hudson Falls Schuylervllle IEFT TO RIGHT C h Ste r W h All R I UQ. A T1 S , - y 1 f . 1 u , u ' 9 . I, ' , . I Q Coac arns ' ' - . 7 primarily in doubles. . 'Q-. . , D , ' . n , l , , 7 . ' We e W e ' 1 4 0 5 1 4 0 5 5 0 5 0 0 5 ' 3 2 . : oac a ns, F. ort en, G. en, R. La ock, J. Stratford, W. Granger. Undefeated Champions and Northern Conference Section II Class C capmn-Pom, Reed Robert cmies r J' j 3 If AB-Z 1 - -.-ls A IR 1 . A I FIRST ROW: Left to Right, james MacEwan, Scott Pettys, Harry R e B b Y t B n Vifood, Robert Lee. SECOND ROWt Wayne Short-Manager -I e C h B ll M Smith, Irving V l David MafMaster, Loui L V ll y Thomas Wood II6 SEASON RECORD We They We Th 39 3 Whitehall 26 16 43 3 Glens Falls 37 5 26 13 Corinth 34 5 34 6 Corinth? Non-League WRESTLI South High's wrestling Bulldogs extended their unblemished record to two full seasons, and climaxed this accomplishment by winning the first Class C Section Championship conducted by Section 2. Captain Porter Reed, Sectional Champion in the 133-lb. class, thus rang down the curtain on a two-year competitive career, during which time he won nineteen matches without ever being defeated. In winning the Northern Conference Championship, South Coach A'1d'f'WMfGUffin High racked up double wins over Glens Falls and Whitehall, and three victories over Corinth, scoring a total of 239 points while losing only 51. Coach Andrew McGuffin led a full squad to Linton High School in Schenectady for the Sectionals, where South High, a dark horse, surprised a great many schools that had partici- pated in inter-scholastic wrestling for many years, and finished sixth in a field of nineteen schools, winning Class C honors in the process. South High's 43 points in the Sectionals equalled the total points scored by the other four class C schools, and outscored such area giants as Glov- ersville, Albany, Saratoga, Bethlehem Central, and others. Semi-finalists for South High included Tom and Mike Wood, Dick Jacobie, and the eventual champion, Porter Reed. ' Four seniors, veterans of two years' undefeated teams, will be sorely missed as Coach Mc- Guffin's mat-men of the future attempt to continue their all-winning ways. In addition to Captain Reed, the Seniors are Bob Canales, Tom Wood, and Steve Ostrander. Next year's squad will, however, include such stalwarts as Mike Wood, Mike Larrow, Jerry Balcom, Pete Reed, and Bill Varney, all with outstanding records. Enthusiasm for this relatively new sport, increased by the success of the past two seasons, has greatly influenced interest in Wrestling, and South High eagerly awaits the 1960-61 campaign. FRONT: Michal Xwood. Michael Larrow, Gerald Balcom. james Burnham. and Porter Reed, SECOND ROXXU Peter Reed. XX'illiam Vamey. Stephen Ostrander. Thomas Vfood. and Robert Canales VARSITY SQUAD TSX r NT FAI, CCG e REAR SCI RJ Rly f Mgr GOLF 1959 Golf was 1ntroduced mto the Athletlc Department of South Hlgh for the fxrst tlme last year Organlzed by Mr Sanford and Mr Sutllff the team conslsted of f1ve boys Charles Graves Fred Abare Ron Jarvls Scott Coulter and Glenn Relyea w1th Davxd Greenwood as reserve The team played at Queensbury Country Club whlch was thelr home course They traveled to Greenwlch and played at the Battenklll Course challenged Glens Falls at the Glens Falls Country Club and played St Marys on thelr home course Although they werent very successful they made a good start for the new varsxty sport Thls year the team looks forward to a more successful year Charles Graves and Fred Abare graduated leavmg veterans Ron Jarvls Scott Coulter Glenn Relyea and Davld Greenwood plus opemngs for a few new boys H8 Y . 4 l V x ',, x -1, pw! H A Qs. 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S I lin In L dl 2' I-la7rCuls r I , r Complments ot DOBERT S DAIRY Cornplwnents ot JOHN S GULF SERVICE pl ets Myott s Restaurant Blnley Florlst Inc CORSAC-EES and FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Glen St eet e s ls G ant St eet Glens Fall N Where Frlends Meet Sa atoga Road G e a Gltts Toys Glbson Cards Llttle Shop Around the Corner KIng Sales Corporatlon B lead I New St eet o th GI Ne o B The Home ot Better Musuc BRAYDON 8m CHAPMAN EVERYTHING IN TI-IE MUSIC LINE F44 Gle St eet Gle I I Com im n ot I r l7l V - Sl V' Fel IN- Y- South l ns F lls, New Yorlc 3I r r - s, .Y. ' - 1 ' Phone 2-9000 F ou v r P. O. ox 5l l S u ens Falls, w Y rlr Glens Falls, New Yorlc n r ns Falls. New Yorlc G F Blackmer 81 Son, Inc Comphmenfs Of Sarafoga Spr ngs New Yor George GENERAL CONTRACTOR Commercial Sfahoners New Homes a Speclalfy Office Equlpmen+ Phone 2 3547 Wholesale Paper Producfs Greenway Road Soufh Glens Falls N Y gtg' PIZZA' SPAGHETTI' For Pnzza and Spaghelh Come To LOG GRILL 35 Ma n Srreer Sourh Glens Falls Ne Yo lc Cornpl menfs of Complumenfs of Phlllp L Bentley G Brown's Grocery IAUTOMOBILESI 28 Mann Sfreef 158 Ma n Sheer Sou+l'1 Glens Falls, New York Souflw Glens Falls, New York Owen A Jones LENNOX HEATING EQUIPMENT Phone 2 5682 331 Gansevoort Road Glens Falls 30 New York Comphments of J 1-l BIII s Atlantlc 84 Ma n Street South Glens Falls N Y Erlc D Angelo s Vlllage Inn 6I Mann Street South Glens Falls New York ltallan Amerlcan Restaurant P I Z Z A Hyde S Restaurant HOME COOKING Home Made Ice Cream Glen Street Glens Falls N COmplIrnerIts of Webster Paper and Supply Co In Strauch Leathercraft ARTS CRAFTS HOBBIES Ceramlc Supplnes Phone 2 7886 28 Sanford S+ eet Glens Falls N Charles Green u S E D C A R S Phone 2 I885 8 Harrson Avenue South Glens Falls New Yorlc saw 2 2 ? 2 SCHINE QUEENSBURY HOTEL AND MOTOR I GLENS FALLS N NN Y JAMES F GILDAY GENERAL MANAGER NICE Thmgs Al ays Happen ai' +l'Ie ueens bury Complimenfs of Hammond's Garage William Slreel' Souflw Glens Falls, New York M Hanks Candy Co WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERY aple Sfr el Glens Fall Pashby s Grove Gansevoorf Road MEATS GROCERIES GAS Donald B Jenklns RADIO and TELEVISION Sales and SGFVICG Phone 2 2950 IO Saraloga A en e Souflw Glens Falls Ne York ou Go E We Gel' GUARANTEED EXTERMINATION Roaclmes Rais Muce Bedbugs E+c SpecIal TermIfe DIvIsIon Em Abalene c Pest Control SGFVICG In Phone 2 4900 120 Gle Sl' eel Gleng Falls N Y C pl enfs of DIck s Chevron oo a le 9 To of Mo eau I l82 S S, N Y . . W Q I . v u , w Y l l nw? ' I orn Irn . . . . . . ' . I . Gorne' of Bluebkd R d nd Ron ' wn r A n E , . . MICO S FORMAL RENTAL SERVICE 30 SOUTI-I STREET GLENS FALLS NEW YORK LESTER POTTER THE FRIENDLY OIL DEALER 2 6 I7 d EAGLE Clark Funeral Home CI-0-I-HING CO Aix DONALD L CLARK D + 2 4425 M ECONOMY DEPARTMENT STORE GLENS EALLS NEW YORK A 81 W ROOT BEER DRIVE IN IF YOU DRIVE DRINK A8LW ROOT BEER J d WI I - Complimenfs of - Rhone - O R. E. D, No. 2 Eorf E ward, N. Y. 3 Q T L ' 2 . , irec or 1 I?'W M . 1 X HOSPITAL BEDS If ' L Telephone - I I36 ' SI I Glens Fells, N. Y. S ,fb G4 F H N Y k Complimenfs of - CompIImen+s of - Im an ima Paffon, Props. 9-iff Y PQQY MASSlE'S RESTAURANT 65 Main Street South Glens Falls, N. Y. THE HOME OF GOOD FOOD V f l ' gif Tegan, , I , , 2 Er A A Q, . , K . . F ' ' , 2' F ' 0 U F ' o , . , A O . . . A . - . 6 . e and Eleanor John to a hot meatball sandwich Compliments ot P. S. Dubrey Trucking Co. Inc. Conplimems of Serving New England Kennefh Lge and New Yorlc S+a+e lvl E lvl O RIALS Hudson Falls 4-4l lb Complnrnenls ol C9 CORLEW s PHARMACY l'lolllsJ Corlew PEG Prop Plwone 2 267 25 Mann Slreel Soullw Glens Fall New York Besl W nes F o The Sign of Hospufalufy John W Reardon an J Robert LaPann REALTORS Terrace Motel P e 2 4 P O c 2 3 55 Elm Sl eel Glens Fall ca! r 54 . ,I ' is r m Jcicrik ar-fl Louie Flofez Ox-.fren H31 -589 S forge Road li rf 939 r s The Fashion The Village Tailor 49 M ' S+ I' - ann ree The Flalr Soulh Glens Falls, New York Your Homes of Magazine and College Fashions TUXEDO RENTALS MEN'S CLOTHING Sa dy Dane a d Pam hope Ihese ach nes a e Sur cl Shlne Agency, Inc GENERAL INSURANCE 92 Sarafoga Avenue Soufh Glens Falls New Yorlc PHOTO SUPPLIES SPQRTINQ GOODS 22,242 LAPHAM S All ns Phone 2 3I75 Glens Falls New Yorlc 262 Glo Sh I T I 2-4075 TROUSERS n , I , n ' m I r in e , . Foduring i Q ' . TWU ll ll ll' Pays To Play ron mc: Tn: nun 0 9' nur me CARE ' Glam Falls, N. Y. Q- Carson-Duffy Agency INSURANCE Since I896 CompIimen+s of Griffin Lumber Co. .Iacoble OII Company D sf buf ng GASOLINE AND FUEL OIL 24 I-Iou Bu e Se v ce and DeI very CALL ANY TIME Phone 3 2585 Complimenis of Twin Falls Elecfrlc Supply Company, Inc KIRBY VACUUM CLEANERS FLOOR POLISHERS CaII Today For Free Demonsfrahon PHONE 2 2I92 Renaud s Restaurant Rouie 9 4 M Ies So Ih oi Glens Falls N Famous for Home S+yIe Cooking Good Wholesome Food Ind vuduaIIy Prepared Chicken Home Made Pes Cakes Baked Goods Open 7 A M +o 9 P M Albe 'ra Mooso Phone 2 24 The Powder Box Wa e S+ I2 M Ies fo Sa aioga I2 M Ies Io Lake Geo ge Ge s Falls Ne ork MadMsEdadRada o i ri i 'r rn r r I i f , r -I4 - I u , .Y. , 1 I ' fo Order - Sfeaks, Sea Food, Chops, Beauty . - i I ' - ' ' ' ' 4I rr n reef I r R i r I n , w Y r. n r, w r en u nd S n Congrafulalionsl Class of I96O Complimenfs of The Hubinsky Bros. Garage Imperial Furniture Store JOSEPH HUBINSKY, Prop. Wlllon, New Yorlf Cornplimenls ol HARDER SILO COMPANY Cornplurnenls ol Cornplxmenls of Capufo s General Store Danny S Whlle Fence nn Saraloqa Road T som Glens Falls N Y Comm M Glens Falls Denon Supply Co nc June Cleaners Inc One Hour Servrce F V r' F N Yo r - I V Gansevcof, New Yorl I 7' l e r s ol . I , . ., . D' f-, f ,fi - 4345 'X 3li:5 Sl 1- E9 Vfarrev S ee+ Glo' lll, lefwlofl Sled alle, ew rl Edit 00 .4 !6lfL0'Cd t 66lf5!00L4 prmfed by Norfhern New York s Fumes? Prmhng House are sure fo please Have your 1961 book prmfecl fhe GLENCRAFT way BULLARD GLENCRAFT prmhng Inc RTEEN EAST WASHING ON ENS AL S Tlph Rx22o5o COIVIPL IVIENTS GEORGE C COLLYER COMPANY Bushey s Cleaners Complimenfs Tony Sassone HOWARD JOHNSON S RESTAURANT FAMOUS FRIED CLAMS of I OF CompIImenIs I of I I SOUIIW Gems Fd 5, N. Y. Fea+uring Our I CompIIm, i of I I I I I I I 1 I L mph 1 nf O, ALLIED VAN LINES INCORPORATED Clark s Dlscouni' I4 Cooper Sffeef DEPARTMENT STORE Glens Fans N Y 233 Warren Sfreel Glens Falls N Y BARNEY SULLIVAN AGENT Phone 2 3288 ,404- 8'-5-fmeeaeeaaweereweeeesmssvwwe RQQQQQQQQQQQQQ-ewes B2 Groups 6 Porlraxls Banquels AERIAL RX 2 I884 Candmd Wecldnng Zama- DEAN COLOR Q Puloluslwers of Scen c Color Posl Cards Brochures Calendars and Boolc Malclwes rg ' . I PHILO AVE GLENS FALLS 969998 QBPQQSQ GQQISQW -QBQQD 23496 99 95- gas at Q 557 89 -as va QEQ 6563 Q 31' VANCE S CHAIN SAW SERVICE OREGON AND BLUE JET CHAIN PENFIELD BARS OAS - TIRES - ACCESSORIES I e LOOMIS AGENCY INC d INSURANCE 2656I FSNY LOWE BROS PAINTS GIIIS Home Bar Accessorles TOURAINE PAINTS Housewares Brown S Palnt 81 Hardware C0 EQUIPMENT sf REFRIGERATION CO NC H I-lOIelS Resfauranfs lrIS+IIu+IOnS 2 2544 S e GLENS FALLS ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO INC S F I VVPIOLESAL D STR BUTORS ELECTRICAL APPARATUS SUPPL ES LGI-ITINO PIXIURES LAMPS AND APPLIANCES WGY FOOD PRODUCTS CO WHOLESALE GROCERS AI BANY GLENS FALLS I Gansevoor , N w Yorlc , . Eslabllshe I852 Phone - Glens all , . . f a I . COmef PIII' afd Mah SIreeIi 1 1 SOOIII Glemz Falls, N. Y. Phone 3,3455 PIIOVTB - I 2330 Elm Ir e'r Glens Falls, N. Y 51 ,fi EW 3 efi af In Y. E I I- - P C I I ' T- Compllrnenls ol Regan 81 Denny Funeral Directors 34l Glen Slreer Glers Falls, New Vorl4 94 Saraloqa Ave-me Soulh Glen Fall Ne J Yorlc Greehngs Erorn T e ln'rerna'rlonal Brotherhood of Pulp Sulphlfe and Paper Mull Workers JOHN P BURKE Pres de-nl Secrelary Eorr Edward N Y WIL IAM l-I BURNELL I lVre Re adenl Cornwall Qnlaro S A S EPI-IENS 2rd Vnce Pre denf Tnorold OPIGFIO JQSERI-l TONELLI 3 d V ce Pre denl New Yorlc N Y IVQR D ISAACSON 4+h Vee Presudenl Los Angele C Ilorn a RALRI-I W LEAVIT 51h Vee Pre denl B noor Ma ne CCDVREV J RUDDICK olln V e Pre denl Mo roe Lou lSELGRRAlN7l1VePe 0 ww 1 FX ge IV' P A KF DA NES RfSEfPLl INTERNATIONAL HEADQUARTERS Eor+ Edward N Y BULLDOZER and BACKHOE SERVICE BLACKTGPPING TOP SOIL Edward S. Gray Truclcing and Grading Conlraclor Phone 2-82I9 I7 Pine oad Soulh Glen Fwlls New Yorlc Cornplrmenls of Achenbach s Jewelers 208 Glen Slreel Cornpllrnenls ol Chemical Works Inc R s S v C f -I h . . r 1 , . L . , 9 If V r 9' . . T , ' - sl , , r I - sa- s, ai 5 . T, ' - si 5 J 4 l. 7 ' Ll . , . IC f 'sl n , Eelana LOU .L , I I'i-- r Cldml . lvlvlreal, Qsebez LLC ,LJ lv. ELIVER 84 Vie Rref, fl ,A A Am? . The M. Ames EQ!:f W 'AENZ 9 Vie Rre den? . Sf Cox: Ffrreizli: - ps Ani V4 V Q I 1ME,fW:-'i,i ',5,,,iJ,', E77 Edward N. V. HENRN Q I , riernafifal Aodllor Rfaolelrlfa, Re'n3yI.',n'a EVELYN S FLOWERS AND GIFTS - f ' N o Ph e 2-6 6 DELIVERY TO SOUTH GLENS FALLS TWICE DAILY Glenn s Grocery I F p e A Friendly S'rore In a F'r Edward Lumber 81. Supply Co Fruendly Town 2 M 5+ eel FRIENDLY JIM HAAS Glens Falls Savings and Loan Compllmenls of ay Sl 6 WILSON S DAIRY A SAFE PLACE TO SAVE AIR LAND MOTOR PARTS Phone 2 092I 23 25 Bay Sl I Gle 5 Fall New Yorlr FRASIER PAINT CORP 39 Parlc Sfreel Glens Falls N Y 1 I Dawg Slreel Glen, Fells, ew Y rk on 50 r Corn Imenls o Tlx O8 ain r Sou'rl1Glens Falls, New Yorlc 37 B reel' r GI ns Falls, New Yorlc Complimenls ol ' ree V1 S, , Complimenls ol Frank .I Marhn 8m Son, Inc Cone al 'Mons +0 H16 D s'rrubu+or of Class of lqbo PROPANE Bomen eAs M C SCOVILLE FINE JEWELRY If I+ Burns Gas We Sell H' Soulh Glens Falls N Y 280 Glen S+ eef C l f omp enls O Glens Falls N Y Shef s ancl John s Lunch phone 3 O,5, 37 Ma n Sfreel Soulh Glens Falls N Y Toaded Hom, Dogs Diamonds Wafclwes Hof Sanclwlches Sllver Congralulahons lo The Class of I96O SQUIRES' SWEET SHOP Q . run . . i. ... r im ... I I i ... W Conqralulahons Io Ihe Class of I96O .IOY SELF SERVICE DEPARTMENT STORE Mann Slreel Soulh Glens Falls New Yorlc .I E SAWYER81CO INC D s'I bufo s HARDWARE STEEL MILL SUPPLIES PLUMBING AND HEATING MATERIALS KOHLER FIXTURES BRIGGS BEAUTYWARE Palronlze Your Local Hardware Dealer and Plumber 6 8 Glen Slreef Glens Falls New York Co pl menfs of LESTER POTTER THE FRIENDLY one DEALER R F D 2 Phone 26OI7 Forf Edward New Yorlc WALT S ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION GLEN SUPPLY WALT DUCI-IARME P COMPANY INC 4P 23 7 NORTHERN HOMES INC no L Q HERBERT J EVANS 298 dS+ I D I In I I TROPICAL PAINT CO CLEVELAND OHIO CONGRATULATIONS TO TI-IE CLASS OF If?6O FROM HAROLD KATZ EDWARD F DONOVAN CARUSONE 8m CARUSONE FRANK HURLEY BARTLETT 81 DIER GEORGE WEIN ARTHUR GREENBERG I , I'Op. General Aufo Repairs , Brake and Eledrical Service 52 5 k S . . - I I 24-I-Iour Towing and Road Servlce Ph ar 'gee Glens Falls 2-8566 GI 5: II N Y k 57 Sarafoga Ave. IRouIe QI So. GI I3 II , . a rosse SIreeI I-Iudson FaIIs, New York Complimerds of roa ree . GIoversviIIe, New York is ri U or or ., , Mr Durham has arranged an ernploymenl opporlunufy conference for Audrey Corlew Jean Duxon and Lrnda Nolan wnlh Mr Lavnne of The Mann Olhce xxx -9:4 0 Youll luke worklng a+ Fnrsl' Nahonal Bank' If you re looklng lor a Career 'rhal offers real advanlages now and opporlunnlues rn 'rhe lulure youll wanl Io consuder a fob wnlh Eursl Nahonal Bank of Glens Falls PLEASANT WORKING CONDITIONS Allrachve surroundungs convemenl hours conqemal fellow employees paxd vacahons GOOD INCOME Permanenl dependable employmenl added employee loenehls no worrues abou? layoffs PROMISING FUTURE A I B advanced educallon plenly of room for pro mohon One oul of every 5' 2 people In Ihe bankwng world IS an ollrcer Does This sound Ike an unusual kxnd ol Iob7 II' s and Mr Paul Lavune al our Mann Oflrce wsll be glad 'ro qlve you lurlher delawls on The opporlunnhes Ihal' Exrsl Na+ onal Bank has 'ro offer you Sfop rn Io see hmm soon Flll 'l'IlIIl'lIIIIlIIlL Bank of Glens Falls 64415 , Granville . 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