St Marys Academy - Crown Yearbook (Glens Falls, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 147 of the 1960 volume:

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KELLY, P.A., S.T.D Pastor of St. Marys Cburrb . 4 , E ,E H 4 , I E716 Cfurafes of SL Mary is' Par! I1 5 Hz THE REVEREND JOSEPH M. SINISKEY THE REVEREND VACYS SIRKA THE REVEREND ADRIAN J. CARROLL SISTIZR GENEVIEVE ict'-Principal of SI. Marylv Academy Sisters of t. Joseph If there is any one group at SMA deserving of a crown for the guidance and example they have shown toward us during our school years at SMA, it is our teachers. Their love for their work and the self-sacrifice manifested in all their actions have endeared them more to us than any worldly gift could have done. They have helped us to help ourselves and thereby attain the crown of enlightenment and knowledge through study and hard work. We hope always to feel their influence on our lives, while we treasure the thought that their prayers will go with us into our future life. SISTER ALICE CATHERINE Senior Homeroom 1004 SISTER JAMES ALOYSIUS A V n , N l junior Homeroom 1006 Religion, Lainl, Social Sfurlzes ' Religion, English SISTER VINCENT GREGORY junior Homeroom 1005 Religion, Frcnrb SISTER AGNES MARIE Sophomore Homeroom 2003 Religion, Elementary Algebra, Englirb 6 of .M I V5h SISTER ROSE SISTER MARY BEATRICE Sophomore Homeroom 2001 junior Homeroom 2005 Religion, Soeiul Studies Religion, Commerce X 4 Af ffl ASX 1 X f X ,X Q5 ff 1 I SISTER MARGRETTA SISTER MARY EDNA gf,,i0,- Homcmom 1003 Frexhmmz Homeroom 3002 Religion, English, Yearbook Adviser RFIISIOH. Cvmmvrfe SISTER JOAN OF ARC SISTER ROSELLA FRANCES Librarian Sophomore Homeroom 2004 Religion, Mnibematifs 7 SISTER FRANCIS EDWARD Senior Homeroom 1002 Religion, Science, Mathematics - SISTER BERNARD FRANCES Freshman Homeroom Demonstration Room Religion, Science Sisters of Atonement To the Sisters of the Atonement we owe a vote of gratitude and an expression of admiration for the good work performed by these angels of mercy . Whether it is teaching catechism to the public school children or distributing food and clothing to the needy of the parish, the same zeal and affection for their work are always shown by them. The crown of achievement and accomplishment is truly theirs. Sister Mary Clement, Sister Thomas Aquinas, Sister Hildegarde, and Sister john Baptist, our Franciscan Sisters of the Atonement. 'vw-t-fr20tNXY'Sx C X, COACH JOHN NOLAN COACH JOHN NASSIVERA Ili,-4-nor gf Afblgfipy Assixlmzl Director of Athlelics Pbyximl Education, Inlroduclion Pbyfifffl Eflffffffmn lo Business slit MRS. FRANK TERRY MRS. ANDREW O'KEEFE Sccrelury to lbe Vire-Principal Study Hall Modcraior Our Lay Faculty Helping us on our way towards success and knowledge, the devoted members of St. Mary's lay faculty deserve high praise for their endeavors to promote Catholic edu- cation. Their instruction and the good ex- ample of their practical Christian life have given an added luster to every student who comes in contact with them. MISS KATHERINE E. KELLY MISSJCATHRYN ROONEY School Nurse Social Director Health Secrelary 9 Pi 1 Rust- Maris Pulumi :intl Aluain Brmxticll shim' the first copy of THE BELL, tht' Sciiiui' iicuspztpcr, InSislL'l'fiCl11:XiCN'C. tn.. A I vjyvi, K' YJ x .-.JW s ,C 'f ldwfgx .9 -'V ., . l,x.M l.f.x. 1 Mrs. Terry pauses while checking Senior trzmscripts for mlltge npplitutions. This is just unc uf hor many duties in thc At-atlciny ofhce. Miss Kelly ltmks more plczlscd :ilwut lllillillig the appoint- ment fur pulio shuts than thc pupils will hc when they hcnr thc news. 10 Q.. -qi .., - -Q:----I Our capalmlt- cafeteria stall: Mrs. Multahy, Mrs. McCarthy, Mrs. Dougrey, and Mrs. Tromhlce. l Mr, Robert Murphy, our favorite mailman delivers the Academy mail daily. l fi... 5 I I MR. HUGH Mt'GUlRli Slffnwiuinnlull of Bnilzfiugx liver llelaire watchfully guards the arren Street crossing Most of the 1959 Safety Patrol returned to carry on their rommendahle work as helpers to our faithful trallic policemen. vshile Ofliter Dewey directs our youngsters ' across Maple street. ll 'f wf 54-pg.: 4141,-Lf: F., ., 554 'Q-f 1r'-R':f-:ff1 fl -,- 'gi 1 U Lf :Ri 5 -- iekf-wxlgzy-Q-e, mg rix, .W WW . 'ng 1-f-ff iaifagj --i-1-:ve 1.j'.f'j25'a. ' f 'R-'14,-V1 ,-vilj f . ,Jim lj,-ai ' ff V 13.5-y 3 . nA C716 WIW5 Q14 5 e K , - B 45' W N, , ,, ff rm Wa lliwlins-Q ,' ' RQ!!! 'V -f-,f I L, 'W .gg ' Mdalwf 'fl am-Q' . 2' , x - Y. R- QE'33V,, , 4. wixwgafr.-'vi i Q kin' . ' ' NR.. SPLEHDUH ,, -..Wu W-,,..-,.,x fe .'1..L... . -. - g i . ,mm -M xx v,. ,- fr Q4 5 if Af 'Hi . 'I ,A ,l -1 and Q X. X. 'L x ,, ir 4 2 nv. 5:1 Sister ,loan of Art supervises the work of three library club members- M. I., Plummer, l, A, Rondo, M.l3, Sullivanswlto are preparing cards lor tht- tataloguc. Membership in clubs . . . Librar Club Under the direction of Sister joan of Arc and her assistants, our library functions and provides for the needs of every S.lNl.A. student. Since the library is the intellectual center of our school, we take great pride in knowing that it is one of the finest school libraries in the state. Wlhether we are reading for information or amusement. the services provided and the books contained in the library enable us to become well acquainted with the realm of literature. LIBRRR okalrfis VLSHK Z' ' ,f e.,'Dn 'i Q52 't'L0Q'2 ': if eegw f,r, Bt.'g 1, ' -1 2 L, I: P fa ln, E E Lvgm ' H0 ' be o lwl ..f'rff,.. .., 7. + if --ees, 5-.K Nl. A. Phillips antl Ii. Bottiger theck out books, with the help of Q ilu-ary assistants: N. Smith, R. Lamo, nl. Chambers, A. Casey. - ', Library Club Olliters, R. Powers, President: P. Sullixan, Vine-President: F. Brown, Secretary: P. Cort-ntto, Treasurer. I4 atltls to our enlightenment . wal 'ferr M sf -. ' l e l ,H 4 1. The rttck of periodicals retuvcs the attention of j. Potter, C. McHugh, and K. Kendall. Biology Club The members of the biology class have recently formed the S.O.S. club, the purpose of which is to fos- ter the appreciation for science at S.M.A, Moderztted by Sister Bernard Frances, club members attended the Science Congress in Albany and heard talks by experts in the field of biology. 15 Ann Danrthy and Dorothy Morris care- fully shelve the returned hooks, Students oienee Here, examining slides, are the ofiiccrs of the Biology Club: M. j. Herlihy, Vice-Presi dent: R. La Voy, Treasurer: D. Sweeney, President: C. Collins, Secretary. .,,.i. -V. is , MRS. FRANCIS B. LYNCH Moderator of lbc Camera Club Carol Collins checks her list with Carol McHugh, while making plans for the Hnal contest of 1960. Council members judy Hovey, Ann McHughg Carol Collins, Vice-President, jonel Kopf, Council: Carol McHugh, Presidentg Mary Edna Sullivan, Treasurer: Sue Eldridge, Sec- retary: Deannc Dollar, Council. increases our ability . . . 'lffiliisl . N P' we W., . . H2- TV ci. l FJ I :fl Curl Mr. George Normandin, at that time president of the Athletic Association awards first prize in the black and white division, to Carol Collins. X y f f ' X Dorothy lwl0l'l'lS.I'CCClYCS an award for her prize-winning picture from Mrs. Lynch, while Mr. Baylc one of the judges, looks on. I ' x ' x . e - X Busan Eldridge relinquishes the kward for Excellence to the new vinner, Carol Collins. SAB., as Camera Club With nimble fingers and ready hands, the members of the Camera Club have become adept at taking, developing and printing pic- tures, preparing slides, and coloring prints through long hours of practice and study. Enthusiastically they have participated and have achieved recognition in various contests and exhibitions. In Mrs. Francis Lynch they have had a competent adviser and an untiring worker. We on the Crown Staff especially owe a debt of gratitude to the Camera Club members who have generously provided many of the pictures which appear in this book. fn. . U- fin vY1 .Aga The judges and the winners of the annual awards in the 1999 Camera Club Contest: First Raw: M. E. Sullivan, C. Collins, S. Eldridge, j. Lytle. Seroml Row: Mr. F. Keech, R. Putnam, A. DeSare, N. Mulcahy, D. Morris, Mr. J. Garcia and Mr. F. Bayle. teaches cooperation.. When the French Club officers, Carol Collins, Treasurerg Anne LaRouche, Presidemg Mary B. Heenan, Vice Presidentg and Mike Basra, Secretary, are ready to pose, the Camera Club is right there to take their picture. 17 After their elettion, the 1960 CROXVN Staff poses proudly. Our earbook crowns our activities . . . Tun Iaosx even lo look up, our yearbook typists, Marion llaggt-tt. Pat Hogan, Carol Hart, Sheila Dccb lzllt-n Sullixan, .mtl Rose Marie Polunci rush to meet the deacllinc-. Since the CROXVN is our special way of recording the events and memories of our high school days at SINIA and because it is a highlight of our Senior year, we members of the staff have rec- ognized the tremendous responsibility that has been entrusted to us. Accordingly we have tried to record all the persons, happenings, and memorabilia that have Ggured prominently in our school activities. Despite our many duties in preparing our yearbook for pub- lication, we never have missed a chance for enjoying the activities associated with our titles: Friday night dances, impromptu parties and after-school meetings. Most of all, we have learned the neces- sity of teamwork, cooperation, and self-sacrifice. Gail Sovetts, jim Phelan, Tom Bromley, Elaine O'Neil, Mike O'Kecfe, and Honey Noonan combine their efforts in the management of CROWN business. ya 4 ff 'I THE CROWN STAFF Editors-in-Chief Michael Choppa Nancy O'C0nn0r Associate Editors Anne LaRouche Pamela Corentto Business Managers Michael 0'Keefe James Phelan Thomas Bromley Assistant Managers Elaine O'Neil Gail Sovetts Helen Noonan Art and Layout Editors Susan Eldridge Carol Collins Marcia Simonetta Marta Simonetta Typists Patricia Hogan Marion Daggett ' Rose Marie Polunci Sheila Deeh Ellen Sullivan Carol Hart The four editors are caught hy the photographer as they leave our newly acquired Yearbook Room . Anne La Rouchc, Mike Cfhoppa, Pamela Corentto, Photographers Carol Collins and Sue Eldridge discuss pictures, while Sister Margretta and Marta and Marcia Simonetta work on the cover layout. as a mark of The entire Senior Class looks forward to the publication of the BELL, which is written and produced through the efforts of Sister Mary Edna and the girls in the transcription class. The glimpses given by the BELL into the Sen- iors' activities and personalities are a welcome break in our everyday routine. and Nancy O'Connor. l 'fm - , A 6' L GQ W accomplishment. Pat Hogan, Margie Doyle, Pat Butler, Rose Marie Polunci, and Kathy Nemeyer comprise Tl-Ili BELL Statl. Sister Mary Edna supervises the publi- cation of this Senior paper. New Honor for Pastor His Holiness, Pope John XXIII, last April ele- vated Monsignor Kelly to the dignity of Protono- tary Apostolic of the Papal Household. Monsignor L Kelly was ordained in Rome in 1927 where he re- ceived his doctor's degree in theologyg he became pastor of St. Mary's in 1946g the Holy Father made him a Right Reverend Monsignor in 1955. Bishop Stully ronfers ZUCCHETTO at Cathedral ceremony. l Monsignor Kelly celebrates Pontihual Mass, with Fathers Siniskey, Carroll, and Sitka, as ministers. 20 C During the 1960 retreat, directed most cztpahly by the Reverend joseph Delaney, the entire student body attended daily Mass and received Communion in the Great Hall On Vottttion Day, Sister M. Geraldine used slides to ac- quaint our girls with the work of the Sisters of Charity. ...IJ-. our Retreat Master. I fl I t Father Delaney, XVe devoted some of our time be tween conferences to spiritual reading. P. Camtield, I.. Casey, P. Penders, Donovan, M. A. Phillips, and R Belisle. 21 Z in- 4 X a .ls .t,,. sm ,.a5r,ai. .?. I . -r it A-fag. QM' '4t evl'F?. .- ' - . P k ' Q' il lf I ,gif . J w e ..,. ZEN f 1 Q A 6. A f ' X Y' J an i l 'x I E .- FRESHMAN, SOPHOMORE, AND O R ALTAR BOY First Roux' XV. Anderson, J. Barry, J. Santa Croce, J. Keating, D. Deeb, J. Healy, B. O'Reilly, F. Nichols, G. Titus, R. Brennan, M. Faranell, I. Dean, T. Breen, L. Gentile, D. Young. Serond Row: J. Gorman, P. Fiore, J. Bache, D. Graves, P. Orsini, M. Bennett, R. Clarke, M. Dorgan, P. Williams, W. Kenneally, L. Dolan. R. Herlihv. M. Hoey. D. Frasier, E. O'Connor. Third Row: Z JUNIOR ALTAR BOYS First Raw: M. O'Connor D Hame lin, D. Peters, A. Cafaro M Mc Crann, D. McGrath, T Croker M O'Neil. Second Row: J Wood J Powers, S. Morrison, M Cleary M Powers, F. Dever, T Hayes Third Row: E. Healy, D. Moynehan T Sullivan, J. Corbett, J OKeeffe J Ford, E. Daly, J. Croker J. Hopkins, R. Dalstato, T. Barton, R. Thomas, M. Donohue W Nemeyer, E. Giblin, J. Wheeler, E. Herlihy, W. Hamelm R Del Signore, J. Moynihan. Fourlb Row: A. McGinley, D O Keeffe T. Murphy, J. Campinell, W. O'Sick, P. Phelan, J. Burke M Sweeney, M. Girard, M. Maginn, D. Singleton, J. OKeefe 5- F - N v ' 2 ' 'Y f' ,fr ' 'L' 4 it Ti t P xiii ' B i l F I i xi llwlfi W X, Com Fkraon V5 Dio... .io f . ,cis Realizing that it is an honor and privilege, rather than a task and obligation, to serve God in a special manner, our altar boys are glad to contribute their services toward carrying out the liturgy and advancing the greater glory of God. Only to them is afforded the right to assist the priest at services in the sanctuary. No matter what the duty, our boys are anxious to serve in this special manner. 1-.2 l I ' i. R. Singleton, M. Farano, F. Herlihy, W. Bannon, D. McCarthy T. Barker, D. Wfelcying, M. Basra, J, Keech, M. O'Connor, S Joseph, D. Hickey, J. Phelan, M. O'Keefe, D. Sweeney. SENIOR ALTAR BOYS ALTAR BOYS FROM OTHER PARISHES First Row: M. Dolan, J. Reed, C. Hess, R. Barker, G. Leombruno. Anderson, J. Dubee. Third Row: T. Bennett, N. Romano, M. Second Row: J. Leombruno, W. Knickerbocker, M. Reed, R. Moran, P. Bushman, S. Anderson, D. Kelly. l r X X' f I, , ci 3 1 1' I X 5, fn I, If Ax If -Q1 h 'T , I X ' 1, f Ai ,,41f i'WM P X 5 , X t 2 , , at S M Christine Miller, Anne Marie Williams, and Peter Shortell seem more con- ' ' ' cerned with their Hallowe'en goodies than they do with their masked com- P anions. -rig? 4 J vit' ' S N .1 This group of Senior boys is working diligently packing the boxes of food for delivery to the needy by the Sisters of the Atonement. I V5 t BEEF stew The sparkle of the holiday season . . L.. . 2 Saseen joseph, Ed Foster, Dan Sweeney, and Francis Herli- hy look jubilant over the generous gifts of food presented by the student body during the annual Thanksgiving Day Mass. -timmy, , , Z ,sw Bill LaPierre, Dick McCarthy, and jim Canavan carry the Thanksgiving boxes of food to the Sisters of the Atone- ment who will distribute it. These young elves and mischief to our Christmas Pageant. added color Sister Ann Jose directs Seniors who presented a cheerful holiday Mary Ann Phillips watches as Kathy and Betty pin on her corsage. skit as part of the entertainment. C. Smith, B. Bottiger, S. Dresley, E. Sullivan, B. Pozzuoli, C. Hart, J. Collins, S. Phillips, A. Casey and M. Daggett dance to the music of Christmas in Killarney. M. O'Donnell B. La Pierre N. O'Connor P. Firth C. Donohue L. Fuller j. Chambers and T. Reed pose before doing the polka. I Nancy O'Connor and Anne La Rouche-our accompanists for the Christmas Pageant. is enhanced by the low of participation. as it as 3 fee-age -f X 'N za.. rp:-. '- 'ji fi T S ff X71-T 3-'i.y5.. . v 1 x a re , NAI B. Federice P. Lace T. Bromley G. Sovetts J. Herlihy V. Gazzillo Dan Hickey and G. Ricciardelli are the other half of the polka group. ' 1 Our junior officers, Gail Sovetts, john Herlihy, and Pam Corentto look on as President Pete Firth welcomes our guests to the 1959 junior-Senior Banquet at the Quecnsbu ry. We cherish 65 l I l L.i i f li V .11 i X3 X Throughout our Junior year, we looked for- ward to the time when we would fete the Seniors at our junior-Senior Banquet. We listened atten- tively to the inspiring words of Father Francis Hoar whose advice on preparing for the future was well received by the students. Appreciatively we applauded Peter Firth, our class president, who welcomed the Seniors and our guests and reminisced about the activities and memories we had shared. In the course of the year, we have attended several banquets and dinners that have provided us with pleasant memories of the gatherings and social events that have been so much a part of our active lives. as 5 'S Our guest speaker- Father Hoar. memories of banquets . . . .1-I lt t, Vlf Overheard before the banquet-- You mean there is someone here with a dress like mine? asks Pat Hogan. 4- 13Pf F ffgg-w. . l sX x We fxfyg' l N x I , Q 1 ... Q ' , .-- ' rf , ., .. . Q ' ,,' I' 1. K I . . iw: Y- 'av .W f 'ff'Z'ft.'v,f ' .,, .5 - g ' r Q ' ..-..... I up , 'I ' ' Vx - The smiling faces of these juniors evidence the joy we experienced at our first class-banquet. 26 X final' YNQ -N Coach Nolan at the mike. .l Monsignor Kelly addresses the guests at the annual football banquet held at La Cabanna. l tg lifts!! f w . it I i t Mrs. Murray tells of the organization of the Bowling At the girls' Bowling Banquet, in 1959, Pat Hogan graciously League, before awarding the glistening trophies. accepts the trophy from Coach Nolan, i celebratin our distinction. Another of our junior events! After dining on several Roman dishes, these toga-clad Latin III students posed behind their banquet table. Mother Athanasia and Sister Alice Catherine were guests. Y H , -.,, 'O ' -- -1 ,..4-.--.J--.K dorning our lives . . . Crowning our lives with beauty, music gives us an appreciation of the arts. Trained by Sister Ann jose, the music students are endowed with a love for fine music. Listening to records, preparing for recitals, practicing for pageants and assemblies, and studying the lives of great composers are all activities of the music department. Only through long hours of practice can we achieve the lasting crown of accomplishment and enjoyment of music. Y' SISTER ANN JOSE Piano 11 c I fv if e . 1. can S s fs Acknowledging the applause of the audience, Nancy O'Connor Anne LaRouche poses at the piano before presenting her hows graciously. seleftim- With poise and polish, Kathy Phelan presents her recital piece. Music and speech adorn our lives and enable us to round out our education. This special training has been valuable, because it has given us mental discipline and poise. The direction and leadership of Sister Ann jose and Mr. XY'alsh have proved priceless in leading us toward an appreciation of good music. Mr. Walsh, our organist, furnishes accompaniment for school affairs and trains us for our Commencement singing. All of us are indebted to Miss Bannon who has gen- erously tutored us in the presentation of skits and plays throughout our grade school years. Through her efforts, we have learned to appreciate and strive toward mastery of diction and speech. Music and peech add to our laurels. Sister Ann jose explains the fundamentals of note-reading to Peter Herlihy, Kevin Herlihy, Miriam Leonard, Ella Weldaun. Miss Bannon presents Dominic Sario Oruforiml trophies to Robert Brennan, Mary lillcn Gorman, Michael Sweeney, jude Hogan, Marlene Mornhinweg, and XVilliam Lawrence. A familiar sight-Mr. Walsh at the organ. ,A MR. FRANK WALSH MISS BEATRICE P. BANNON Organisl, Director of Director of Speech and Church and School Illuxic Dmmalics in Grade School 29 5 C2 If gil Swi- Q X I 3. ' ' 'iyxx . if L.,,.-at X Junior Prom chaperones, Mrs jane li, f -w-. -'S ,. I .l Our beautiful junior Prom Queen and her court: Gail Sovetts, Carol Smith, Viola Gazzillo, Shirley Phillips, Queen Rose Marie Polunci, 1958 Queen Carol Singleton, Helen Noonan, Sandra Strasburger, Nancy O'Connor, and Marion Daggett. A f ' Il allfil 0 SCIltlIl1ClllQ . . .0 J F5 6 g '4- ifxl an 34 'K , ...f 4-'... TL 'P :pi-' f1'i?i'Jii5 Zi' ll 'I J f .i,1'.f7P7-F , 'K f f M' -l.,,-,'rif'-pf' X 1 1'f.1eii'A t N 'Ng l Wu i Q.. J, Q fl .ziggy-NS' Q . ,t 4 M112 . , ,in .-c,..l.'iu,.,l.l X., ' ,rv-LA l ' i.f '55 K: ' A V 5 ,' A X. 5 Y.. Phillips, Miss Phyllis Campagone Mrs. Melvin Garrand, and Mrsl Vincent De Santis, welcome a coke break during intermission. Pam Corentto, Marc Francalo, jane Chambers, and Tom Bromley gaily lead us in our Grand March in honor of the Queen of our Springtime Serenade. ?a? ' f L ii v W 'tl A i ovely atten ant Carol Smith takes . ' ' the long, slow walk to her place on ' 1 . ' the dais. 5 so ' l xrk 'i. --- 1- -I. --hi N-M Gracing the picture corner are Nancy 0'Connor, Queen Rose Marie Polunci, and Jane Chambers, with escorts Dick McCarthy, Dick Singleton, and Tom Bromley. Some of the fondest memories of our Junior year embrace planning and organ- izing our junior Prom. For weeks we worked and schemed in order that our Springtime Serenade would be the enchanting affair of which we had dreamed. As Queen Rose Marie Polunci and her attendants went to their places around the throne, we rejoiced in the realization that the memory of this evening would remain in our hearts forever. pervades our 66 prin time erenadei' . x T? 6 Smiling prettily, proceeds down the aisle toward the queen's throne. Gail Sovetts gracefully iq 7 in sv 9 I Could this be the Fountain of Youth near which Marion Daggett and john Herlihy are standing? Q, 9-1 ?---- 9x Arg? i , The prospective court poses on the convent lawn. Sandy Dresley, Mary O'Donne1l, Marg Healy and Sheila Danahy enjoy dressing the bumblebee for the ceiling. Mb jf. 24 I The Grand March is led proudly by our Senior Class officers and their dates-Carol Smith, Peter Firth, Nancy O'Connor, Richard McCarthy, Mary O'Donnell, William Bannon, Pris- rilla Penders, and Michael O'Keefe. The melod of ulihapsody in Blue . . . Q! V, s i X ii XIX-wi V 6, V' ' X H , lx LX Jw . .5 591 5 - X ,. tntfidp' 1 ' K 'g --V mr KX K X M S ' s W- N' Q lily 15 6 f if we Ni 4- XE' in-ef 2-Ailx Xb 2' ,S 5 ty 14.1, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sweeney are among the chaperones for our Senior Ball. Part of the fun of the Ball was decorating the Great Hall. Measuring how much further they have to go are Carol Hart, Ann Casey, and Geor- gienne Ingalls. From the thrill of our first dance, the Fresh- man Frolic . . . 1iI,EE'1n 33:3 Willlh :we With the approach of November, we enthusiastically prepared for our own Senior Ball. Working under Miss Rooney's capable guidance and with the generous assistance of joe Delcoure, once again we transformed the Great Hall into a Rhapsody in Blue . In bouffant gowns and neat tuxedos, we enjoyed a truly memorable evening. To the glitter and sophistication of our own Senior Ball! Mike Cunningham, Barb Sullivan, Carol Donohue, John Keech. echoes in our hearts . The Senior Ball chairmen: First Row: Carol Smith, Sheila Danahy, Carol Hart, Daniel Sweeney, Bobbie Powers, Priscilla Penders. Second Row: Pam Corentto, Georgienne Ingalls, Barb Sul- livan, Rose Marie Polunci, Anne La Rouchc, Sasseen joseph, Mike O'Connor, Elaine O'Neil, Mike O'Keefe. Third Row: Dick McCarthy, Mike Cunningham, Dan Hickey, Mike Choppa. 33 , 5 . ey. ' if-1 Mx.-S 'pn fnw' X5 XM Q' 2 . 9,9-rg.: A xffff 4 li -.v '1fv f?S:1 f iv Q' Q3 Y ,B +87 '- ' - 1 W if L, x . J' vial 4, is . U 1? X v - X ' 'F gg! N I ',,'- ii' f', fw 1 k . wg V ' 1' 5 M G Q 1 - 'Qg,L'g' 1? ' - 1 f' :iw P- ,il s ' ,M 6 ' -x -f F i w W V' if mi 5 'JE if 1 ' 1 11 f- 1 Ni 3, :r-: ME ' Ll! ,. i' 5' 23? gy. 'I , u . U J iw S' H Y. 5 fit :E l Q i Qiilllllfn . x P! ZMZQXX, me UC yi, I s,m+ps Pep Club Officers and Homeroom Representatives: First Row: Mary Starr Ken- nedy, Presidentg Mary Farrington, Treasurer, Carol Donohue, Vice-Presidenv Johanna Breen, Secretary, Second Row: jane Chambers, Gloria Ricciardelli, Frances Cook, janet Collins, Susan Mullen. Third Row: Mary Jane LaRouche, Katherine Donohue, Jo Ann Girard, Nancy Dorsey. Fourth Row: Eileen O'Reil- ley, Mary jane Evans, Paula Bentley. our loyalty to Kerr goals. J A skit presented by the Pep Club the day before the game with High School encouraged the team and amused the student body. Wx!! U Wflxll Did you deposit your dime Bill? .rx ' i 'f' xx -TN jfff b f 'hxlW'f'f 7 t sxgix, N Ip! ffl' if-QQ ' ' sf xi 6 H ' - yy 2 1 T3 xi' 4 xx I Uk 01 4-,g . . . ,K 'N ' 1 an s' ' A-1-lf Q T .xt .. C . gif 5 I VN., I Mothers who served on the Refreshment Committee are: First Row: Mrs. Thomas Marzola, Mrs. joseph Regan, Mrs. Daniel Sweeney, Mrs. Clarence j. Herlihy, Mrs. Eric Palmer. Second Row: Mrs. Gerald Cleary, Mrs. joseph Gorman, Mrs. Patrick Burke, Mrs. Kenneth Usher, Mrs. Alphonse Frieri, Mrs. Albert j. Francato. i 'T' .J-f' I Mrs. Robert Singleton and Mrs. Gerald Noonan, office hostesses, confer with Sister Genevieve before greeting visitors on Parents' Day. On Parents' Day, Mrs. Ralph Choppa introduces Mrs. jack Hogan to Sister Alice Catherine. Here and Boy Scouts pause to examine their display set up in the Great Hall on Parents' Day. The Girl Scouts adjust the Hag as they prepare for their weekly meeting. 36 3' .flu-X Overtime work for the yearbook staff members brought them a visit from their overseas friend Father Tervoort Carol Pepe, a pupil in Sister Dor- een Patrick's sixth grade was awarded first place in her division of the book review contest con- ducted by the Library Association of the Albany Diocese. sy, ie ' I i . I? I Hs is '-. Daniel Barber and james Powers received Certificates of Award for submitting the best papers from S.M.A. to the National High School Contest on the United Nations. There Gloria Riccinrdclli, Betty Bottiger, Sheila Danahy, Karen Kendall, and Karen Hickey smile at the photographer during a retreat-break- fast. X .4 v-'X' ,,,, 7.5 David Moynehan, Maureen Fitzgerald, Ed Burnes, Ed Daly, Mary Margaret Lewis and Mary Ellen LaPoint participated in a Latin Contest held in Albany. 37 KTFP 'A' we Eighth and third grade pupils display some of the posters they entered in the AAA National Contest. Seated: Paul Barton, Rosemary Regan, Mary McCrann, Margaret Burke. Standing: Susan Andrews, james Donovan, Robert Wardell, Ruth Barber. and This and lt t ll, I ' all-X ' ff f xx 5 'f ff' x I f 13,5535 fx 'FU A . 1',.-lunel Another poster contest! Kindergartners jean Saltis, Helen Funicello, and Teresa Romano won rizes in the local Hallowe'en contest P with these creations. Pupils in the bus line pause to show their posters also! wr' it! Miss Mary Heffernan, Arithmetic consultant for Ginn and Company, is demonstrating the use of the new textbook to the seventh graders of 1007. 38 That at .lVl.A. pq l couldn't possibly have size IZVZ hat! exclaims Tom Reed when measured for cap and gown by Mr. Cox. Carol Oligny acts as secretary, but jane Normanclin and john Keech simply enjoy the situation. Mr. Delcore, in his always dependable way, assists Pat Hogan at the ticket table. Helen Noonan and her escort are on their Mr. Connelly of the New York State Employment Agency inter- views Mary Lou Plummer. The services of this agency have :titled many members of the Senior class to find positions suit- :llwlc to their zzhility. Priscilla Penders models the latest in fur coats for 1920, to the amusement of the Seniors during classroom Christmas party. way into the Great Hall for one of the Crown dances. S if iw MH 1, sf, Ulf KFUWI4 f ff ,..- , , 5 - if fwfr - ' fLH im3!k '1:3T 335 397 1 ' ' 7s1m?'7':w m,.-,Nw ,fi Fix ., .wg ..,L4'ap,,gf,5 vt:-fp' ,J-' W-ya 1,1- , . 1, , .,'i'!A:' , , SHQQ gif' ' ' .:!: :'5 :.g:'q2Z' Ei 1' ' '-f'Efi'4?iiW' f v'T x .,,jj ,Q it QPR H 514.4 75. 'f 12 ' '4 Q -4 K F Az. nw' Q qv ' D,M,4f I K Xa. ,W mm Mffu l F fi'f -- ig, 17 i -' ' if 2 7' ,, gw V + V ' , I 1 X W W , W -uv if .g -ef 412, aff . .Q ,. . .Ik v s Q sw? 1, 4, 1 W Q 5 ae ,Wy R f kg f r fy pq 0 Q 4 ,i,1Nk,, Q, 5 vpn V, 8. fe ,An ,, ef- 5. I if at ,, I , u af fix- ' ' 4 ,' X' L-n,-f .4 n I, H L ' 1 X251 527' X4 , H W x 5 A .-'f iv, A M 4, 'B 1? -wx. ,Qs E M ' qi '. Q rw k N 2 if 3 . ,mx , Q, Law I-1 ,NFA ix xi a ,, xsi M Q' f ' J - c 5 M 1 3 ' I A W :wk L ,A f , 1 A M ,I .fr A ' lf' ' 'R' a .- 7-'UQ .1 V, . 15, 4 . x, , lx' Q K If 5 H iw ef' 9 . ,WV if rf 1 ,, . Firrl Row: Gary Roberts, Tom Hayes, jim Lawler, Steve Kelley, Mike Dolan, Bob LaVoy, Dick Gregory, jack Ingalls, Tom Edwards, Brian Taylor, Dick Singleton. Second Row: joe Leombruno, Jim Corbett, Steve Lawler, Ed Gregory, Tim Dunn, Ron Doyon, Mike Cleary, Dave Zack, Dave McCarthy, Ed Foster, Walt Gilligan. Third Row: Coach john Nolan, Roger Lareau, Tom Marchewka, Mike Sipowicz, Pete Firth, John Leary, john Keech, Tom Ellis, Scotty Gardner, Dick McCarthy, Dave Bazinet, Denny Havern. Fourth Raw: George Hamelin, Dave Casey, john Basta, Bob Champagne, Tom Reed, Larry Moak, John Herlihy, john Ford, Dan Hickey, Dan Sweeney, Bill LaPierre, Champ Reardon, Coach John Nassivera. while autumn ushers in football. Even before the opening of school in September, the members of our football team were busily engaged in train- ing tactics and practice. This determination and cooperation are completely descriptive of our S.M.A. football squad. Behind the glitter and sparkle of Saturday's game lie the drudgery and toil of long hours spent on often muddy fields, When the Saints go marching in! Hup, two, three, four! Coach Nolan and Coach Nassivera supervise the calisthenics of our energetic grid-men. . . day in and day out. The spark behind the team has been the enthusiasm and support of the many spectators who have come out in all kinds of weather to back up the team. Win- ning all games but one, the team closed the season more than satisfactorily. At the pep rally preceding the Hudson Falls game, Coach Nassivera is welcomed by the student body and Varsity players: john Her- lihy, Bill LaPierre, Scotty Gardner, and Dick Gregory. li X X x l J. E. FOSTER Defensive Center D. SINGLETON M. J D. P. FIRTH Co-Captain Guard 1045 -vsp it 1959 FUUT HERLIHY Center Half-back D. SWEENEY F. REARDON D- GREGORY Tackle End L 4322? . gm 'Q SIPOWICZ End . BASTA Guard BAZINET End 1 .3 . ' 5 m 'UK - jr'lsn. 4' f Fullback al i 1 T- l l Dick McCarthy displays the driving spirit which accounted for his 11 touchdowns this SEHSOI1. Coach Nolan gives some sideline advice and encouragement to mud-caked Pete Firth. This Philip Schuyler player cant quite catch our speedy half back Scotty Gardner .gf BHLL TEHIH S. GARDNER D. HICKEY D. ZACK DICK MCCARTHY Half-back Half-back Quarterback Co-Captain Half-back W . if 'SF 5 1. 5 ' .3- W ,Q K . ,. I - W i I J. KEECH I1 ' ' Tackle . x it 'WSZ7' D. MCCARTHY Half-back I I si L. MOAK Guard As he gains more Kerry yardage, Cheetah gets some important blocking from G, ii' 5 Pete Firth and Dave Bazinet. X R. CHAMPAGNE Tackle , ll xi X ly L ' I R. LAVOY v Guard .. .. 7 'Ve These players are enjoying another afternoon of mixing football with mud and V A puddles. These conditions, however, could not stop the Kerries from swamp- W' ' I J. FORD ing their opponents again and again. Tackle 45 Q ums v 44. k wi .U 1 ,QM ' , 6 f?i A5i?' 2. 'ffua Lhvigfn g,w6uiwdiA ' 'I + ' 4 i. Kr .,,,a ' 71 ,L 6,0191 S W2P'k m xv ,wwf , V ag 0- will-,ai ,W jf .:1,, q'1'!:'-.RQ QLQQLLLSZ ,xgugil ,,w5. H ' J 53. Af V V X -F ., .1 1. Vf 4. 4. .- , Q ,fp-' me .Q .V 5 ,-v .5 z - f N' H !4 I 'lfuvul 1 I 3 aff!! 1 Q A ,I A , L if x ,Q ow? i lg' ff - - '?' Q ng-E151 pf 1 5 mx , was x 'X .2 v Wi,1'TJu' ' ' - .+f.-swf E 5'e?fTw- 4. ri ' L , nf Y . N ,Q 4, L ll Q 111 f , P wwf: 1 flswwgafgwq , vx 54 5 ul frank Tim! Tx N oMM.W....., E 1 Nu. . , V , 1 435, 980 . nz , ,Q , 7 ,I L 1 Y :ni FQ n J f' M 'Q 'fx 3 x r - Q f 1 c l A i 1 af.. H it .ij joe Leombruno, jim Canavan, Dick Singleton, Bill La Pierre, Chuck Nacy, managers of the bas- ketball teams. ET 7 6,9 QKGHH 4 gm S 0 A Our Sr Mary's j. V.'s scramble f for the rebound in one of their M exciting games. is! A 29' 6 Qtaifef r-'MQ and sinkin them in. 'mv AA 5?R' l Il 4 xv'6.n4?i . ,-W ' x 4 'J ,F X- 5 GOL- gg? fesyjq .T 1 X - Q A. , . X xx f ,f I 3 M A 9 I 5 'if l D, 'Z ' 4 L 5.1 JAY VEE First Row: jim Flanders, Gary Roberts, Dick jackson, john Guay, Tim Dunn. Second Raw: Pete Sullivan, Tom Cun- ningham, jim Powers, jim Dougrcy, Brian Taylor. Third Row: Coach john Nassivera, Tom Hayes, Dennie Havern, Mickey Cleary, Wallace Hack, Dave Moynehan. 48 .Eu if 'fix Y m , 'I Q e , L Lciig M. -fr ,72 +1-w,,,A, X xx? 'Few 'iff' maxi! 5 ,Q M I . 1l X . -N55 Qu Y 3. ' 1 V: 'in f 3 J .A,, m if ' i??Ek5 M, 5' , .mgxi - Aw 'S ' --. ' V w:,,7zMw :Z x 1 1' A ,fb 1 6 if 'S 1' 1 fg- n ..,kL, SL V . 'XH My Q e 'Q is sw Flux E .qwxm AF, any -v W We , ,. ' ti. , u 'Y gy , . A C I 0 A . 5 c 11 ' 0 X , l 1 O Our Varsity cheerleaders are, left to right, julie Nobert, Mary Ellen Car- penter, Gail Sovetts, Pam Lemery , Carol Smith, Sandy Strasburger and Honey Noonan. parking our team to victor are our Cheerleadersg 'Ili 5fi'f?:f . Q ' 4 Carol Donohue, Varsity alternate. The Varsity cheerleaders excitedly congratulate the newly chosen j. V. cheerleaders, after they were announced by Coach Nolan. The junior Varsity cheerleaders are Rosemary Reardon, Beth Singleton, Chris Arigoni, Marie Kelly, Nancy Dougrey, and Mary Ann Hoey. Absent, Terry Strasburger. Q nf Johanna Breen. junior Varsity alternate. First Roux' J. Leary, QI. Cote, M. Mitrione, D. Hickey, D. Singleton, C. Nacy, N. Romano, P. 1959 Guenther, L. Moak, P. Firth, R. Federice, R. Lefebvre, J. Ingalls, D. XVelcyng. Second Roux' D. TRACK Dougherty, D. 0'Leary, R. Lavoy, M. Currie, R. Dingman, T. Harker. G. Hamelin, D. Casey, TFAM M. O'Keefe, KI. Corbett, R. Audette, j. Baker, NW. Gilligan, E. Gregory. Third Roux' Coach ' Donovan, -I. Girard, R. Gregory, D. Bazinet, S. Clarke, M. Sipowicz, F. Keech, T. O'Donnell, P. Mastrangelo, M. Sullivan, -I. Herlihy, J. Keech, S. G rd ' ' ' a ner, R. McCarthy, J. Sullivan. lt's a bird: it's a plane! - Nope:-I It's Dan Hic . F,..,...- key. Wfith the approach of spring, the track season is ofiici- ally opened and the long hours of practice begin. The turnout this year has been most enthusiastic. Long con- sidered a secondar received by both participants and spectators. Coach Nas- the spirit and effort they have put forth in popularizing this sport. y sport at S.M.A., track is now well- sivera and his boys deserve credit for Making their mark . . . our Track team. fm to 1 f W -...--4' 'U - - . f 7. K., X n Ori your mark: get set: go! ,:' 2 , f 4 Dic McCarthy gets ready for the ,V , start. i11ff5 ' K' ' lj le The expressions of Cheetah and Zacker shows the determination which the mud coulcln't suppress, but only intensify. Finally . . . On the way home, the JV players push and push and push! What a soggy day we picked to play Whitehall! 52 Q .--,X N Z 5 me 'Qt f l C W ' sf W f Q ,. L 1- rs-N-12? ffm 1, 5- Q.----fc.--K1-. Among the jubilant fans, these senior girls celebrate a victory of the Kerries at Bishop Gibbons High School during the Catholic Tournaments. 'f kia Three of our 1959 golfers: Mike Basra, jim Phelan, and Chuck Dufrain. The championship team of the boys' Bowling League: T. Ricciardelli, R. Belisle, M. Francato, J. Ricciardelli, and F. Herlihy. Front, joe Pez- zulo, score keeper. CN dx - Sv ' X N 6 ' 9 .f.'e- xx rf bbc 3 , junior year. 53 Gail and Dunnie disagree with Marion and Marta over possession of the ball in one of the calm intramural basketball games during our mf'- h CROXVN symbolizes the achievement of the comprehensive and diversified education for which we have striven at SMA. The shape of the crown signifies the well-rounded education that is the goal of every student who rubs the lamp of learning. Through four years of high school we have come closer to its realization. The brilliance of the crown is suggested by the study of both aca- demic and business subjects to prepare us for en- trance into a competitive world of industry and commerce. The flash of the crown is symbolic of the knowledge and the love of knowledge which we have acquired. The capacity for knowledge is one of the greatest gifts we can take away with us from school, because it is a gift which keeps on giving. CON'l'liN'l'S Oli THIS SECTION lfreshman Homerooms and Classes 56-58 Sophomore Homerooms and Classes H 59-61 Vlunior Homerooms and Classes 62-65 Senior Classes , , ,, , ,,,, ,,,, , ,, 66-67 Senior Album ,, 68-69 X. X 1 l 'E' I s .Nr D, 'M-uf ' W .,. v,g,, A we ,121 gg 't ' fcf. QQ: 'wigiijg N A , ., , f'?fZ.J ' 23.51 il '- ' Ev 'ii A. . . WNW' 9 P J 3 1? W 2? ,, 'i 15, if . .,,,mwW?Q Q'i 5 .s .. k l..,f, fx ,AMMT .M HCHIEVUHEHT ev N if L-1 ROOM 3002-First Roux' Kathleen Burns, Teryl Strasburger, Helen Crimmins, Paula Bentley, Barbara Belisle, Cheryl Van- nier, Virginia Daire, Mary Ellen Lawrence, Catherine Stan- ton, Sccoml Roux' Diana Daggett, Margaret Reardon, Eloise O'Neil, Susan Fiore, Lynn Emery, Mary Catherine Campbell, Ruth Collins, Barbara Brown, Carolyn Dolan, Kathy Pal- mer. Tbinl Roux' Edwin McPherson, joseph Palangi, David Peters, james Dougrey, Michael McCrann, joseph McMur- ray, john Wood, William Gilligan, john Reed, Brian Taylor, joseph Rudinsky. Fourth Roux' Nicholas Esperti, Paul Du Cuennois, William Sennett, Stephen Kelly, john Abess, Fred Sullivan, Thomas Hayes, jeffry Bartholomew, Edward Healy, Roger Gordon. ' t ' 1 C T l 4 CLASS OF 1963 , i ,- . e ,L I 1 ,ull DEMONSTRATION ROOM-First Row: Muriel Fiorillo, Carol Brownell, Mary jane Evans, Mary jane Crissey, Marie Mead, Anastasia Phelan, Donna Clarke, Anne De Barbieri, Carol Roger. Svrond Row: Patricia Sanfilippo, Lucinda Bart- lett, Gail Bondzinski, Claire Dumont, Linda Mastrangelo, Patricia Reardon, Theresa Collins, Gayle Barney, jeanne 56 Kendall. Third Roux' Michael O'Connor, Daniel Hamelin, Robert Rainville, Peter Sullivan, Daniel McGrath, Clyde Hess, Louis De Fiore, Michael O'Neil, Ralph Knickerbocker. Fourth Row: Edward Waldron, Michael Dudek, Bruce Potvin, Paul Girard, james La Fay, Richard Tucker, Richard Anderson, Ronald Angelo, joseph Duhee, David Moynehan. ROOM 2002-Fir-rt Roux- Rose Mary Reardon, Margaret Murphy, Barbara Fagnano, Eileen O'Reilly, Maureen Cor- coran, Cynthia Breen, Linda Del Signore, Rosemarie Mitri- one, Judith Hovey. Second Roux' Ann McHugh, Gail Scott, Salma Shaw, Christine Arigoni, Margaret O'Keefe, Jane Rizzo, Ann Gordon, Eleanor Lanzo, Suzanne Pesez. Third Roux- Edward Burns, james Webb, Richard Lace, Richard Barker, Timothy Croker, Timothy Taillon, Edmund Rain- ville, Thomas Edwards, Paul Baker, Michael Powers. Fourth Row: Gary Leomhruno, joseph Elanigan, Robert Tucker, Laurent Benway, james Baker, james Lawler, Dennis Ha- vern, Michael Cleary, Thomas Ellis, David Bazinet, Michael Barrett. triving toward an appreciation of learning, September 9 was an important day in the lives of each of l.....l4-f' Under the supervision of Sister Loretta Marie, the Social Studies 9 class keeps abreast of current happenings with their copies of Every Uvcck. Ralph Knickerbocker and Gail Bonclzinski enjoy diagram- ming in their English I class. these boys and girls, for on this date they became the Freshmen of St. Mary's. Although at first they felt bewildered and out- numbered, the exciting experiences of the year soon overcame their earlier timidity. These Freshmen were the first who were required to take seven subjects. Cheerleading and sports tryouts invited many to compete, while the Friday night dances opened a whole new social life to them. The retreat and Day of Recollection were spiritual experiences which they shared with us for the first time. Now, a little older but much' more at home, they prepare to enter Sophomore year. CLASS UF 196 qs mmm-f -wx ROOM 2003-Firs! Row: Norma Vannier, Mary Alice Nes- nott, Eileen Lalor, Joan Chenier, Judith Cafaro, Martha Phelan, Margaret Healy, Mary Faith McCarty, Barbara Ringer. Seroml Roux- Jo Ann Girard, Carol Gardner, Pa' lricia Baker, Maryellen La Point, Joanne Weller, Roseann Pepe, Colleen Kelleher, Margaret Hogan, Jane Bruno. Tbird 5 '12 A - ' I 'Y 'P:.'f 'DV Roux' Timothy Moriarty, James Powers, Edward Maynard, Michael Currie, Francis Dever, Edward Broderick, Joseph Hart, Stephen Lalor. Fourth Roux' James Sawn, Robert Gary, John Choppa, Albert Marcantonio, Thomas Frederick, John Basra, George Hamelin, David Kelley. ROOM 2001-First Row: Bonnie Baker, Mary Ellen O'Con- nor, Pamela Dougherty, Beth Singleton, Johanna Breen, Nancy Dorsey, Anne Lynch, Joan Center, Nancy Parady. Sammi Roux' Richard Sullivan, Jonell Kopf, Donna Joseph, Joan Metraw, Bernice Danahy, Marjorie O'I.eary, Kathleen Mahoney, Noranne Mulcahy, Barbara DiManno, Robert Ronan. Third Roux' Nicholas Canale, Jean Bonan, Lou Ann Kassner, Mary Fries, Denise Cartier, Maureen Fitzgerald, Nancy Carter, Angel Duggan, Mary Ann Hoey, Patrick Cronin, Anthony Ricciardelli. Faurlb Roux' Wallace Hack, Joseph Hogan, Robert Lavoy, John Benway, Joseph VUiedl, Michael Fitzgerald, Ronald Doyon, Thomas Cunningham, XValter Gilligan. Ahxvnl: Timothy Sullivan. 59 ROOM 2004-Firsl Row: Isabel Piscitelli, Florence Brown, Nancy Theresa Palangi. Rosann Putnam, Kathleen Carey, Mead, Carolyn Boulet, Donna Nobile, Gail Cronin, Cheryl Hamelin. Sammi Roux' Mary jane La Rouche, Margaret Sheehan, Marie Kelly, Marianne Campbell, Louise DiFiore, Nancy Dougrcy, De Ann Dollard. Sharon Clear, Grace Mc- Q4 Gillicuddy, Karen Van Dusen. Third Row: Anthony Cafaro, Michael Dolan, Leo Buckley, Leo Cote, Paul Celeste, Wil- liam Ryan, john Ingalls, Roger Lareau, Robert Audette Fourth Row: Timothy Dunn, Michael Reed, Ronald Giroux james Flanders, Richard jackson, Thomas Marcbewka, Mi: chael Sipowicz, john Guay. Absenl: Daniel Barber. Advancing up the ladder, X The Sophomore year presents an increased challenge to the students. They have the problem of deciding what course of study to pursue. academic or business, and they further widen their circle of friends and social activities. Their energy, enthus- iasm, ideas, and loyalty increase as they take one more step on the way to becoming Seniors. In the English II Class, Sister james has obviously made a witty comment while pointing out the locale for an American poem. Anthony Cafaro and Gail Cronin grin appreciatively. Members of the World History class .V Gif ff' 4 s af tl N n ' Yr 5' 5 f ff' -t f' N' ll f A i' correct their assignments as Grace if McGillicuddy reads hers from her notebook. T.,X r, ' f-au. iff But it checks on my paper! exclaims john Benway as lidward Maynard, Barbara Ringer, Rose Ann Pepe and Bonnie Baker stand alert to correct the day's lesson in Business Arithmetic. Theorems are so difficult without the notebook, but these Tenth Year Math students will master them. t u ., 'J iifwfr ophomores work toward majors. Hi-re's a hc-lp to make Latin pleasant! Mike Dolan, with the assistance of Leo Cote, demonstrates to the mt-mlnc-rs of the Latin ll class the chart for the se- quence of tenses. All these French I students eat at eight o'clock accord ing to the boarclwork of Frank Dever, Mary jane La Rouche, and Barbara Ringer. 61 During this second year of high school, the Sopho- mores have been introduced to the rigors of higher mathe- matics, language, social studies, science and business and have striven to excel in Religion, English, Geometry, Busi- ness Arithmetic, French, Latin, Biology and Wcmrld His- tory. For those planning to attend college, there is the task of selecting courses which will prepare them for entrance to the schools of their choice. In anticipation of careers in the business world, some of them elect the specific classes which will enable them to enter that field. if t ,- a vs ., ' ' i ' i V 11, nu faq, , Q x V ,sf-4 ROOM 1006--Firrt Roux' Antonia Pezzulo, Marie Funicello, Mary Farrington, Mary Fllen Carpenter, Rita Reardon, jeanne Belisle, Sandra Mailell, Carol McHugh. Serond Roux' Carolyn Clarita, Susan Mullen, Mary Starr Kennedy, Mary Taillon, Frames Cook, Patricia Sullivan, Elizabeth Brownell, Kay U'Brien, Tlvirrl Roux' Robert Daley, David is A H l l ,, La Point, j. Andrew Chenier, joseph Leombruno, Frank Wfalsh, Nicholas Romano, Thomas Bennett, Edward Kelly. Fonrlb Roux' Marcel Pepin, Peter Bentley, Allen Dutson, john Campinell, Gary Paquin, Stanley Anderson, Fdward Daly, james Croker, Al7Xl'!lf.' Fmrich Schrammel. CLASS OF 1961 4.3 Zig, h i -:Xa 6 Q 5, if ,I F cf? ' U I I' L- if, 4-In vt. ROOM 10115,--lfirrt Roux' Aideen Dudek, Susan Moynehan, Barbara Toomey, Sheila Healy, Maria Capelzuti, julie No- bert, Kathleen DiTullio, Agnes LaPan, Ann Barton. Seroml Ruuz' Cielsomine Bain, Pamela Doyle, Kathryn Donohue, Mary Ann Clear, Hedwig Mlott, Carol Mozal, Pamela Lemery, Mary Pesev. 'I'l1ird Roux' Robert Dingman, james 62 Ringer, Anthony Mitrione, Charles Purchla, Thomas Buck- ley, XVilliam Herlihy, Albert Ronan, Michael Moran, jerry Brown. Fonrfb Roux' Alfred Pandolfi, Roger jackowski, Randall Barber, David Casey, Robert Champagne, joseph O'Keeffe, john Ford, Brian McCarthy, Terry Baker. F' 1 junior class ofiicers for the year 1959-60, Treasurer, john Ford: Secretary, Patricia Clarke: President, lidward Daly, Viee-Presi- dent, Mary Pesev. j. Ford, C, Camptield, P. Andrew, P. Clark, If. Daly, and A. M. Bernard enjoy some of the toys they have collected in the 1959 Christmas Toy Drive. Later these toys were ly 5 - .s l I K rl C, t , 1' fi, A 5? r x 7:9 ' X tit 0' .mf WD 1 is .1 K , 6 'nfl' , .. M . . We, f rr 14 'lr 31 1 1 'L'-'-H . As upperclassmen, the juniors experience one of the most active and enjoyable years of school. It is during this year that they enter more deeply into their respective fields of study, and majors are completed. They plan and attend their first formal dance, the junior Prom, entertain and bid farewell to the Seniors with mixed emotions at the junior-Senior Banquet: they conduct their hrst elections of ofiicers. These four ofiicers lead proudly in such activities as the Toy Drive and the Card Party. As the year nears its end, the class awakens to the realization that they are almost Seniors. X 4 0 Lf distributed to the needy by the Franciscan Sisters of the Atonement. fa- x-rr ., Q .4 cr N. , YI 4-1 ROOM 1005- Ifirxl Roux' Anne Marie Bernard, Patricia Gary Tougas, Charles Nacy, Thomas Fitzgerald, Peter Terry, Clarke, Carol Caponera, Carol Bondrinski, Elizabeth Cook, Paul Andrews, Patrick Bushman, john Leary. Fourlb Roux' jean Mtiirath, Carolyn Late, Carol Polver. Sefoml Roux' Thomas Moses, james Corhett, joseph Desorhe, Michael llelen Noonan, Patricia Pitkett, Catherine Camtield, Mary Havern, XX'illiam Doyle, Lawrence Moak, Paul Guenther, Margaret Lewis, Trudy Green, lflaine Carter, Mary Ann james Putnam, john Sullivan. 0'Kt-cle, Martha XVhiting. Tlvirtl Roux' lfdwin Bottum, 63 Q 4'-5, fx ff' 111 Clit!! 4' ff far 1,5 f Y 1 junior chemists demonstrate the laboratory preparation of hydrogen jerry Brown Bob Champagne, Ioe OKeefe Ann M1rie Bernard Hedwig Mlolr Mary Starr Kennedy Paul Andrews, and M1ry Taillon Thu Fra.-mh ll lesson condurtcd hy' Sister Vincent Gregory' is 1li1SUl'iTiIlj,I In Susan Noy'r1clmn, Pam Lcmeryg Whitey ' Havern, Gary' Tougns, :md Carol Policr. 'Illia use of the I-nglisli Ill XVord Book henehts the juniors' vocab- ulary. L- Xl ii Doing crossword puzzles in Latin can be fun, as the expressions on the faces of the Latin III students and Sister Alice Catherine show. 'XOX Vik! ' A ' 0 X, -Cv 4- . W Q 1002 Z 'illv ,grief 09 lvl ff These future secretaries are practicing to in- crease their shorthand speed under Sister Mary Edna's guidance, At the hoard: Maureen Cleary, Elizabeth Brownell, Frances Cook, and Carol Oligney. Gloria Ricciardelli explains the Hne points of a good sales talk to the memhers of the Busi- ness Law class. the Juniors attain a well-rounded education. Sister Rose watches approvingly while Rohert Dingman and Pa- tricia Sullivan point Out features on the map of the United States to the American History class. 65 .Z X L, V I I V X N. Q 15 td Preparing for a career in the business worlcl, these students of the hookkeeping class are learning to make hank statements. Sheila Deeh and Patricia Butler tlemonstrnte. Reachin the summit, eniors approach . . . Mike 0'Connor entertains this English IV clnss with his interpretzttion of Tin' Ulf! Llrljr Slmuxv Her Mulalx: Sister shares the fun. The unites of Sister Vintc-nt's French III students ring Christmas spirit as they sing O Petite Ville cle Bethlehem' humorous Margretta with the Clickety-click-click. The fourteen perfert typing pat- pers coming up will certainly please Sister Mary Edna. Ow '40- Q Q3 I- ? 945 sf! Quiet! ! ! Mrs. O'Keefe supervises our work in a typical study hall. The Senior classes are the completion of our academic endeavors at St. Mary's. For some of us, this means the end of our formal education and the beginning of our life's work. For others, it is the commencement of years of further study. However, no matter what path each Sen- ior may choose, the spiritual and academic training which everyone of us has ac- quired at St. Mary's Academy will be of inestimable value in the years that lie ahead. the crowning event . . . Graduation! Mike Cunningham, Ann Casey, Mary B. Heenan, and Frank llerlihy eye curiously the dye as it seeps through the xylem tissue in the biology experiment that Sister Bernard Francis is conducting. The physics class, under the supervision of Sister Francis Fdvvard, examines the radiological equipment which the U. S. Government recently sent to the School. fw z:.. L Ze:s::.t Sister Rosella Frances directs the work of Mike O'Conoor, Pam Corentto, Dan Sweeney, Rita Wfeller, Peter Firth, and Carol Collins, as they solve a graph question in the trig class. -.--...-i ,I Nfl, gr X7 Qi N X Top honors go to our Valedictiorian, Helen Noo- nan, who maintained the highest average through- out high school. Helen was also the school delegate to the N59 United Nations Seminar. X. f!fK,'l fin R P gs jim Phelan talks with Lillian Joyce, Ed Cappez- lutti, and jane Normandin about his visit to the New York State Youth Conference. For her excellent speech on the Constitution, themed on The Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag, Anne La Rouche placed second in the area in the American Oratorical Contest. Anne also earned a partial scholarship to Nazareth College, while her poem, Rcflcrliml, won lirst place in the C.D.A. poetry contest. ik Sharing the glory with Helen is Pamela Corentto, our Salutatorian, who ranked second on the honor list of our class. SE IGR ALB M '15 2 Representing our class at Boys' and Girls' State in 1959 were Michael O'Keefe and jane Chambers. Theirs was a week well spent participating in government func- tions. Our outstanding citizens, as chosen by pop- ular vote of the entire student body, are Peter Firth and Pamela Corentto. This coveted Optimist Award was well-earned by these Seniors by their outstanding leader- ship, integrity, scholarship, and spirit in all school activities. we wxlffy S f A Xft' fx Q1 ffQA2fi'jQ gf Y 1 5. N i 1 X 1 1, V, ,, z .sei Y J' I fd? fi- .Q on ' A VA. Ns A i X A e ,,, .-MY +5 ln March, Mike Basta and Dan Sweeney gained valu- able insight into the workings of government when, as student delegates, they went to Albany and visited our State Legislature. ftgi 1.-Q? For her essay on Youth Leader- ship, Patricia Hogan was rewarded by the Elks Club with a S50 sav- ings bond. We at St. Mary's Academy feel that we can be justly proud of the students through whose efforts our school has been signally represented in extra-curricular as well as scholastic activities. Seniors have been delegates to the United Nations, Boys' and Girls' State, New York State Youth Conference and State Legislatureg have received the Optimist Good Citizen Award and the Elks' Youth Awardg and have participated in the American Legion Oratorical Contest. In all these activities, our class members have been rated tops , We take this time now to salute them in our Senior Album. Uff Grown 1-s. vp. F22 3 li: 5 . dis 1 k , fl JP 9 v r ,Y- U V MA I mg- ai Here's a less formal view of our class officers: Mary O'Dor1nell, Nancy O'Connor, Milne O'lCeele, and Pete Firth. ' ,Y IA FZ rl PETER A. FIRTH President President 3, 43 Toy Drive 2, 3, Chair' rnan 35 Varsity Club 3, 43 Christmas Pageant 4, Good Citizenship Award 43 Varsity Foolball 2, 3. 4, Co-Captain 43 Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4. An able leader with innumerable Iriends , . . driving Kerry Iinesman . . . in' leresled and helpful in all S.M.A. acfivitieg . . Irnown laugh . . . . Firfhi0 . a contagious, well- Q 1 - 0 fu if 6 A or 4, 2 42 or 51 V' is-a iig, I , t 5 'N ,. y '. r'. 1. It l I ' ' 3 I I 'g ' l enior Year--ia climax . . . NANCY A- 0'C0NN0R D. MICHAEL O'KEEFE MARY N. O'DONNELL Vice-President Christmas Pageant 3, 4, Accompanisl 45 Co-Editor-in-Chief of Yearbook: Vice-President 43 Bowling I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 43 Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club l, 45 General Co- Chairman, Junior Prom, Junior Prom Attendant. Capable Co-Editor of The Crown . . . . . . plenty of . . successful in , . poised and accomplished pianisr verve and sparkle . every undertaking , polished . . . never tort . . Nanc outdone in ef- Treasurer Altar Boy I, 2, 3, 4g Treasurer 45 Year- book Business Manager, Boys' Stale Represenlafive 33 French Club 43 In- tramural Basketball 23 Track 3, 4. Keeper of the class coinage . . . true gentleman . . . displays iniliative and competence in all endeavors . . . outstandingly sincere . . . rated tops by all . . . his quality is built in, not rubbed on . . . Mika 72 Secrefa ry Christmas Pageant 3, 43 Christmas Toy Drive 2, 33 2, 3, Honor 2, 33 lntram 2, 3, 4. Gay, witty, Secretary 43 Lafin Club I Award I, 23 French b urals I, 2, 3, 43 Bow preffy and sweet doesn't believe in dull moments slender grace . . . class correspondent . . . poIato'chip-chomper . . we liked by all Mary , SANDRA A. BALDWIN Chrislmas Toy Drive 23 French Club 43 Bowling 23 3, Treasurer3 Iniramural Baskelball 2, 33 lnlramural Soflball 2. Enioys winler sporfs, especially ice- skaling . . . always inleresred and inleresfing . . . sponfaneous eagerness capping her congenial personalify . . . conslanl, conscienfious, considerafe . . . nsandyu M. CAROL BANNON Chrislrnas Choral Group 3, 43 Chrisl- mas Toy Drive I, 2, 33 Pep Club 43 lnrramural Baskelball l, 23 Bowling League l, 2, 33 Junior and Senior Dance Commiflees 3, 43 Lalin Honor Cerlificale l. Sweer, pefire, near . . . pleasanl voice . . . hidden gleam of mischief . . . ready smile for all . . . under her quiel exlerior lies a vein of humor . . . Carol WILLIAM J. BANNON Altar Boy I, 2, 3, 43 Chrislmas Toy Drive 2, 33 Lafin Club 23 Lalin Honor Cerfificafe l, 23 Decency in Lihrafuro Drive l3 Baseball, J. V. 2, 3: Foofbdll. J. V. 23 lnlramural Baskelball I, 2, 3, 43 Champs 4. Usually seen wilh Ihe wheels . . . frolicsome fun-maker . . . serious only abou? cerfain imporlanr rhings . . . the Giants' mos? loyal boosler . . . well-liked for his generosify and agree- ableness . . . Haan.. A sense of fulfillment . . . CHARLES M. BARBER Junior Prom CommiHee3 Senior Ball CommiHee3 Junior Card Parry Com- miffee. Shows a definire preference for Ihe oufdoor life . . . unique in his col- leclion of unusual pels . . . all around sporlsman . . . SMA's Lloyd Bridges . . . a perfecr genfleman . . . his daily sparring parfner-Time . . . Conscienlious, generous, ambilious . . Charlie THOMAS N. BARKER Allar Boy I, 2, 3, 43 Chrislmas Pa- geanl 43 Chrislmas Toy Drive 23 Fool- ball. J. V. 2, 33 Track 33 Junior Prom Commiifee 33 Senior Ball Commiriee 4. The righf word for every occasion . . . happiesr in a SCUBA ouffif . . . ai home ar Ihe bollom of Lake George . . . mechanically-minded . . . his slogan, Have slide rule, will cal- cula+e . . . Tom MICHAEL C. BASTA Allar Boy I, 2, 3, 43 Christmas Toy Drive 23 Lalin Honor Cerfificale I3 Elks' Club Junior Leadership COIIIBSIQ French Club, Secrelary 43 lnlramural Baskelball 2, 3, Champions 43 Golf 2, 3, 4. Arden? member of golf Ieam . . . si RAYMOND J. BELISLE Bowling Team 3, 43 Sophomore Hop Commiffee 23 Junior Prom Commillee 33 Senior Ball Commiffee 4. Arden? bowling IBD: can be seen sparing sfrikes . . . viclim of The cafch-all desk . . . nalurally inquisie live . . . slow and easy daydreamer. ELIZABETH J. BOTTIGER Chrislmas Pageanf 3, 43 Lalin Honor Cerfilicafe l, 2, 33 Lalin Club 3, Consul 35 Pep Club 43 lniremural Bas- kefball 33 Bowling 33 Junior Prom Commiflee 3. Saunlers along, serene and unruffled . . . welcomed lo S.M.A. as a Junior easy-going buf alerr . . . unlimilekl Ray , . . big, brown eyes expressive of inirialive and abilify . . . lends foward her inielligenl mind . . . exaclness, Iesl' Iubes . . . confidenl and con- wilh discriminaiing lasfe . . . honors siderale . . Ihe honor roll regularly . . Miko Berry 73 '. THOMAS J. IROMLEY Business Manager of Yearbookg Christ- mas Pageant 43 J. V. Football lg J. V. Baseball I3 J. V. Basketball 23 Intramural Basketball l, 3, 43 Junior Prom Committee. Patient and courteous . . . easy to talk to . . . sharp and casual dresser . . . earnestness with a grin . . . usually unhurried and seldom wor- ried . . . ...I-om.. JOAN E. BROWNELL Christmas Toy Drive 2, 33 Latin Club l, 23 Library Club 23 Junior Prom Committeeg Sophomore Hop Commit- teeg Junior Card Party Committee. Friendly and interested . . . brown eyes crinkling in a becoming way . . . captivating smile . . . born for busi- ness . . . boundless capacity for hav- ing fun . . . open sincerity . . . Joan PATRICIA J. BUTLER Christmas Choral Group 3, 43 Christ- mas Toy Drive 2, 33 Library Club I3 Latin Honor Certificate I, 23 The Bell Staff 43 Junior Prom Committee3 Senior Ball Committee. Never lacking for conversation . . . an impish grin to match roguish eyes . . . a gay giggle adding zest to any W. PETER CAMFIELD gathering . . . lively, lilting, likeable . . . adept Coquin with medals ga- lore . . . ' .-Pd.. Pride in work well done . . . Intramural Basketball I3 Sophomore Toy Driveg Sophomore Hop Committeep Junior Prom Committee3 Senior Ball Committee. Lover ot the great out-of-doors . . . persistent hunter . . . cheerful smile all the while . . . carefree, but a conscientious student . . . often heard asking: Hey, Charlie, how about a ride? . . . Pete BRIAN G. CAMPBELL Track I3 Intramural Basketball I, 2, 33 Junior Prom Committeeg Sophomore Hop Committee3 Senior Ball Commit- tee. Enthusiastic about parties, in spite of a nonchalant manner . . . talented hitchhiker . . . dreamy exterior cover- ing an interested mind . . . mannerly, personable . . . Brian JAMES M. CANAVAN Christmas Pageant3 Varsity Club 3, 43 Basketball Manager, J. V. I, 2, 33 Varsity 43 Baseball Manager, Varsity 3, 43 Football Manager, Varsity 3, 43 Intramural Basketball l, 43 Junior Prom Committee. Indispensable Kerry manager . . . con- sistently cooperative . . . always on the move . . . endowed with thought- fulness of others . . . a quick but kind wit . . . often tempted to tease . . . adept WWSC iunior sports announ- Cel' . . . Kango Eomurio T. CAPEZZUTI Christmas Toy Drive 23 French Club 43 Baseball J. V. 3, Varsity 43 Intra- mural Basketball I, 2, 3, Champions 43 Freshman Frolic Committee. Deadly dribbler fpr the i960 intramural champions . . . if you like people, you'll like Cappie . . . a smile is a dominating factor in his life . . . always leaves you laughing . . . Cappie 74 JO-ANNE E. CAPROOD Christmas Toy Drive 2, 33 Latin Club I, 23 Camera Club lg Library Club I, 23 Sophomore Hop Committee3 Junior Prom Committee: Senior Ball Com- mittee. Jet black hair . , . shining attractive- ness . . . specialist in having fun . . . prompt to give a cheery greeting and a friendly smile . . . IIJOII bf N ,. r'4'. I I' I' 'i 1' 1 , 'I ' ' , I Hurry up, Pall ll's almosl lime for Ihe bell. Pal Lace, Marc Francalo, Barb Sullivan, Sally Monroe. and Saseen Joseph gel Iheir boolrs for morning classes. ,lo in a goal attained . . . ANN J. CASEY Chrislrnas Pageanf 3, 4, Chrisrrnas Toy Drive 2, 33 Lalin Honor Cerlificale I, 23 Library Club 2, 3, 43 French Club 43 Bowling l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer I, Presidenr 33 lnlramural Baskerball I, 2, 3, 4. Careful sludenl wilh an air of amia- bilify . . . smarf, sociable, and sin- cere . . . enioys norhinq befler than a good lima, abhors dull rncrnenrs. Ann LEO M. CASEY Inframural Baslcelball I, 3, 43 J. V. Baskefball 23 Sophomore Hop Corn- milfeeg Junior Prom Commillee. Easy-going, easy Io gel along wilh . . . a shy Irish grin wifh a casual, merry manner . . . sponfaneous friend- liness . . . slraiqhlforward and gen- erous by nafure . . . Boomer 75 PATRICIA R. CASEY Chrislmas Choral Group 3, 4, Chris?- mas Colillion Commillee lg Pep Club Ig Ball Slaff 4, Lafin Club I. Lilling eyes and dancing feel . , lickefy-splir lingo . . . greafesf am bilion-Io be five feet fall . . . a friendly way wifh a lively spiril . . .-PM-. JANE M. CHAMBERS Chrislmas Pageanf 3, 43 Chrisrmag Toy Drive 2, 33 Girls' Slafe Represenlalive 35 PSD Club I, 43 Homeroom Repre, senfalive 4, French Club 4, Library Club I, 4: Bowling I, 2, 3, 4. Always up-Io-dale . . . an accom- plished conversarionalisf . . . knack for iilferbugging . . . well-dressed . . . friendly wilh everyone . . . crackling with enlhusiasm . . . Kerry-acfive and loyal . . . ii-,ay-. I 14 x f '. f . 1- ,I lr l -7 'hi . , ' .' Proofs for Senior porlrails-material for our own Hall of Fame-hold lhe inleresl of Damian Del Signore, Gerl Mackey, Priscilla Penders, Ed Fosler, Leo Casey, Mary Alice Murphy, and Mike Sommo. Y 'ff' xr R. MICHAEL CHOPPA Chrislmas Pageant 43 Co-EdiIor-in- Chief gl Yearbookg Inlramural Haskel- ball I, 2, Junior Prom Commifleeg Senior Ball Commilleeg Marching Band l. Eflicienf edilor of Crown . . . bar- ber wirh a beaf . . . ian enlhusiasl . . . good organizer, earning well- deserved popularify . . . well-mannered and nice Io know . . . usually missed when not around . . . Mickey A glance hopefull ahead . . . MAUREEN CLEARY Chrislmas Choral Group 3, 41 Chrisl- mas Toy Drive 2, 33 French Club 43 Pep Club I, 45 Lalin Honor Cerlifi- cafe l, 25 Bowling League I, 2, 3, 45 lnframural Baskelball 2, 3. Neal in appearance and manner . . . Gray for a day . . . flair for fashion . . . a keen sense of humor . . . curly hair and lwinlrling eyes . . obliging, companionable, lively . . ..Moe.. CAROL A. COLLINS Chrislmas Pageanl 3, 4g French Club 4, Treasurer: Biology Club 4, Secre- raryg Camera Club I, 2, 3, 4, Vice- Presidenl 2, 4, Treasurer 3, Chrislmas Colillion, General Co-Chairman 43 Bowling League' I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 23 Yearbook Ari and Layouf Edifor. Norlh Creek's favorife skier . . . spark al any parfy . . . rnainlains an equal balance belween aclivilies and sludies . . . congenial manner . . . a disposilion fha? enchanls her friends. Carol 76 M. JANET COLLINS Chrislmas Pageanl 3, 4, Pep Club, Homeroom RepresenIaIive 43 Bowling League I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 45 French Club 45 Lalin Honor Cerfificafe I, 2: Inlramural Baskelball I, 2, 3, 4: Junior Prom Commillee. Nafural knack for being nice Io every- body . , . popular rumpus-raiser . . . mos? af home behind Ihe wheel . . . definife ideals sure lo bring lrue suc- cess . . . loyal Kerry-ile . . . Jane! WILLIAM P. CORCORAN Allar Boy I, 2, Baseball, J. V. I, Varsify 2, 3, 4, Baskelball J. V. 2, 3, Varsily Club 2, 3, 4, lnlramural Bas- kerball I, 4, Toy Drive 2, Junior Card Parly Commiflee. Good organizer . . . equally Ialenfed on both diamond and courf . . . cool and usually collecled . . . casualness, his pass-key . . . dislincrive in mind and manner . . . Corky , 1 ' Di r PAMELA A. CORENTTO Vice-Presidenl 3, Associale Edilor of The Crown , Oplimisl Award 4, Chrisl- mas Choral Group 3, 4, Chrislmas Toy Drive 2, 3, Library Club I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Bowling League I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2. Winsome, responsible, wise . . . raled Iops by her fellow classmales . . . no Iask loo greaf lor her . . . care- free chafler coupled wilh a sponfan- eous smile . . . bilicus . . . cooperalive . . . am- A glance fondl 3 ly., MICHAEL H. CUNNINGHAM Junior Prom Commiffee, General Co- Chairrnan, Senior Ball Commilree, Gen- eral Co-Chairman, Lalin Cerlificale I, Varsily Club 4, Varsily Baskefball 4, Baseball, J. V.' I, Varsily 2, 3, 45 ln. lramural Baskelball I. On The beam when if comes Io sporls . . . making baskels, his busi- ness . . . appreciales a good lime . . . lakes life as if comes . . . calm and capable . . . Mika behind . . . MARION C. DAGGETT Chrisfmas Pageanl 3, 4, Toy Drive 2, 3, Library Club I, 2, 3, 4, lnlramural Baskelball I, 2, 3, 4, Bowling League I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Arlendanl, Yearbook Typist Sparkling personallly , . . high on Ihe popularily lisl . . . perpelual motion . . . sunny disposilion , . . Iypical wo- man driver . . . always ready for any- rhing . . . generous with her lime and efforl. Marion ANN C. DANAHY Lalin Honor Cerfificafe I, 2, Toy Drive 2, 3, Bowling I, Pep Club I, Library Club 4, Junior Prom Commillee, Soph- omore Hop Cornmillee. Malhemalical wizard . . . quiel, sympa- Ihelic, sweel . . . blonde hair and blue eyes sel off her demure manner . . . capable in any posifion . . . Ann SHEILA A. DANAHY Chrislrnas Choral Group, Pep Club I, 4, Camera Club I, 2, Secrelary 2, Inframural Baskelball I, 2, Bowling I, 2, 3, 4, Presidenl 2, Junior Prom Com- millee, Sophomore Hop Commillee. Vivacily personified . . . always willing Io Iry a new hair slyle . . . ylOFdS never fail. her . . . righl Iasle for clolhes . . . iusl and agreeable . . . Sheila 77 THEODORE F. DAVIDSON French Club 4, lnlramural Baskerball I, 2, 3, 4, J. V. Baseball 2, Varsily 3, 4. A good friend fo have . . . shaller- proof calmness . . . all-around base- ball player . . . dynamife in a small package . . . always goodenalured, wilh an engaging grin or laugh . . . .--red.. IMI ' SHEILA M. DEEB Chrislmas Toy Drive 2, 3, Yearbook Typisr 4, The Bell, Junior Card Parfy Commilleeg Library Club I, 2, 3, La- Iin Club I, 2, Inlramural Baskelball I, 2, 3, Bowling I, 2, 3. Obliging classmale and loyal friend . . . favorile sporl, talking . . . Fri- day nighr pizza fan . . . guided by high ideals, yef pre-eminenlly pracli- cal . . . open-hearled enioymenl of life . . Sheila ANGELA M. do SARE Chrisfmas Choral Group 43 Chrislrnas Toy Drive 33 Camera Club I, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 43 Bowling I, 2, 3. Capable fypisf . . . dependable In any sifuafion . . . winsome way . . , agree- able companion-anylime, anywhere . . . unexcelled pafience and perseverance . . . ardenf phofographer of fhe feline family . . . Angie re MICHAEL J. do SARE Chrisfmas Pageanf 43 Toy Drive 2, 33 Foofball, Blue and Whife I, J. V. 2, 33 Senior Ball Cornmiffee, lnframural Bas- ketball I. A do-er wifh a zesf for fun . . . never af a loss for a wiffy remark . . . gifled wifh admirable knowledge of Iilerary and hisforic facfs . . . cour- Ieous and affable . . . Nairobi DAMIAN J. DEL SIGNORE Chrisfmas Toy Drive 2, 33 Inframural Baskefball I, 23 Dance Commiffee I, 2. Enfhusiasfic worker on our Toy Drive . . . a quief, worlhwhile friend wilh a smile easily given . . . small in size, buf big-hearfed . . . on fhe iob when needed I. . . zealous solicifor of Crown pafrons . . . Dan CAROL A. DONOHUE Chrisfmes Pageanf 3, 43 Chrislmas Toy Drive 2, 33 Pep Club I, 4, Vice-Presi- denf 43 Cheerleading I, Varsify 3, Al- fernafe 43 Bowling I, 2, 33 lnframural Baskefball I, 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom Corn- miffee. Brimming wifh Kerry spirif , . . mis- chievous glinf sparkling in her eyes . . . creator of enioyable confusion Memories of our life at S . . . . . . invigorafing friend fo have . . . always ready wifh a slory, or maybe Iwo . . . ' DunnIe ROBERT M. DONOHUE Alfer Boy I, 23 Wresfling I3 Bowling League I, 2, 33 Inframural Baskelball I3 Junior Card Party Commiffee3 Lafin Honor Cerfificafe I. S.M.A.'s small buf forceful wresfler . . . leading guifarisf for fhe Un- knowns . . . always around, buf no one ever knows where . . . nafurally inclined foward fun . . Bob PATRICIA A. DONOVAN Chrisfmas Choral Group 3, 43 Chrisl- mas Toy Drive 2, 33 Pep Club I, 43 Camera Club I3 lnframural Baskefball 23 Junior Card Parfy Commiffeeg Jun- ior Prom Commiffee. Serious when she should be, friendly and ready for fun . . . as recepfive fo work as she is fo pleasure . . . ar- denl foofball fan . , . affracfive hair- dos and sfylish clofhes . . . UPU.. MARJORIE H. DOYLE Chrislmas Choral Group 3, 43 Chrisf- mas Toy Drive 2, 33 Lafin Honor Cer- Iificafe 23 Library Club I, 2, 33 French Club 43 Bowling Team I, 2, 3, 43 ln- framural Baskefball I, 2, 3. Affable in mariner . . . a keen infer- esf in baskefball . . . always ready for a good chef . . . born business woman . . . good-humored and de- pendable . . . Margie 78 SANDRA L. DRESLEY Christmas Pageanf 3, 43 Pep Club I, 43 lnframural Baskefball I, 2, 3, 43 Bowl- ing I, 2, 3, 4, Capfain 43 Toy Drive 2, 33 Junior Card Parfy3 Junior Prom Committee. Words never fail her . . . sweef and charming . . . defermined spirif ioined fo a companionable nafure . . . sparked by undiminished Kerry loy- alfy . . . Sandy ' . A N 5 '- I 1, . U. 1 l 5 f Senior rings at last! Shirley Phillips, Janet Collins, Mike Cunningham, Priscilla Fenders, Moe Cleary, Vi Gazzillo, Jim Penders, Sharron Peters, and Sandy Strasburger. The enchantment of the Junior Prom RICHARD M. ELDRIDGE Christmas Pageant 47 Christmas Toy Drive 2, 33 French Club 4, Intramural Basketball I, 23 Sophomore Hop Com- mittee. Unhurried, unruftled . . , entertain- ing disposition reflected by a grin that's warm and winning . . . lean, lanky and likeable . . . positive per- sonality . . . always himself . . . Dick SUSAN E. ELDRIDGE Christmas Choral Group 33 Christmas Toy Drive 2, 33 Camera Club I, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Secretary -tg Latin Club I, 2, Honor Certificate I, 2, French Club 43 Yearbook Photographer 2, 3, 4, Bowling League I, 2, 4. A most determined bowler . . . indis- pensable Crown photographer .'. . sincere and' loyal friend . . . speech- less, if her hands are tied behind her . . . diligent, enthusiastic . . . Hsu... 79 MICHAEL A, FARANO Altar Boy I, 2, 3, 45 Christmas Pa- geant 4g Christmas Toy Drive 2, 33 Latin Club I, 2, 3, Consul 3, French Club 4, Senior Ball Committee, Junior Prom Committee. Always where he should be when he should be there . . . agreeable and cheerful . . . a glimpse of gaiety be- neath a veneer ot seriousness .' . . cooperative, active, courteous . . Mike ROBERT J. FEDERICE Track Team 2, 3, 4, Bowling 33 Intra- mural Basketball I, 2, Christmas Pa- geant 3, 4, Christmas Toy Drive 2, 31 Junior Prom Committee, Senior Ball Committee. Cool and capable . . . generous with his time to further class activities . . . an accomplished dancer equal to every beat . . . unpretentious manner, never pessimistic . . . Bob .ff A, ' X ii' 1' l ' t 1, .' lt's a time for weighty consideration as Seniors Marta Si- monetta, Dave Zack, Champ Reardon, Carol Hart, Nancy Fries, Tom Bromley, Joe Ricciardelli, Mary B, Heenan, and Chuck Putnam selecf their name-cards. The nostalgia of the Junior- enior Banquet 'IL' EDWARD T. FITZGERALD Sophomore Hop Committee3 Junior Card Party3 Junior Prom Committee: Senior Ball Committeeg J. V. Baseball 33 Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3. Sports heavy sweaters Q . . appears Quiet, but has a personality lull of vitality . . . leisurely dancer with an air of casualness . . . gullible be- liever of tall tales . . . Fifi Kaitlin-4 KATHRYN A. FLANIGAN Christmas Choral Group 43 Pep Club 43 Bowling League 43 Senior Ball Com- mittee3 Junior Prom Committeej Junior Card Party Committee. A winning smile matching a cheerful manner , . . willing worker . . . considerate of others . . . twinkling Irish eyes in a demure face . . . happy and sincere . . . Kathy EDWARD L. FOSTER Baseball, J. V. I3 Football, J. V. 2, Varsity 43 Varsity Club 43 Toy Drive 2, 33 Intramural Basketball 2, 33 March- ing Band I3 Senior Ball Committee. lmpenetrable defensive lineman . . . enthusiastic worker . . . when he's around, he's always heard . . . iovial, big-hearted . . . .-Ed.. 80 ag .,.' MARC F. FRANCATO Christmas Pageant 43 Dance Commit- tees 2, 3, 43 Junior Card Partyg Foot- ball, J, V, I3 Baseball, J, V. 2, 3. Varsity 43 Bowling 43 Intramural Bas- ketball 2, 3. Quick wit and ...afirm razor-sharp intelligence advocate of common ardent bowler who be- averages only . . . Marco sense . . . Sh Iieves in high LEONARD L. FULLER Chrisfrnas Pageanf 43 Chrisfmas Toy Drive 2, 35 Lafin Club I, 23 Sopho- more Hop Commiffee, Junior Card Parly Cornmiffeeg Hearsf Hislory Ex- aminafion 4. Always around when fhere is work in- volved . . . serious and inferesled . . . indicafes fhouqhffulness by his po- lifeness . . . pleasing sincerify . . . singing, his hidden falenf . . . Lonnie Ig, .67 , l' RICHARD E. GREGORY Alfar Boy I, 2, 3, 4, Varsify Club 2, 3, 45 Vice Presidenf 4g Foofball, Varsify 2, 3, 4, Track, Varsify 2, 3, 43 Wres- Iling, Varsify I, Capfain I, lnframu- ral Baskefball I, 4. Acknowledged frack and grid speedsfer . . . loves fun, is fun . . . individual in his sfyle of speech . . . high-spir- ifed, loyal Kerry . . . proud driver of fhe Snake . Cheefah STEPHEN M. GARDNER Varsify Club 3, 45 Varsify Foofball 3, 45 Varsify Track 2, 3, 4, lnframural Baskelball I, 2, 3, 4. A man of definife ideas . . . our agile I-ialfback . . . frank conversafionalisf . . . full of fun and ideas . . . an individualisf frue fo all his friends . . . Scoffie VIOLA P. GAZZILLO Chrisfmas Pageanf 3, 43 Pep Club I, 43 lnframural Soffball I, 2, 3, 43 ln- 'framural Baskefball I, 2, 3, 43 Bowling League I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Af- fendanfg Senior Ball Commiffee. Glisfening black hair highlighfing ser- ene affracfiveness . . . S.M.A.'s an- swer fo fhe fashion world . fhefic and helpful friend fined femininify. .-Vi.. . . sympa- . . . re- nd at last . . . eniorsl ELLEN M. HAMEL Chrisfmas Choral Group 4, Chrisfmas Toy Drive 2, 33 French Club 43 Camera Club I, 2, 3, Pep Club 43 Lafin Honor Cerfificafe Ig Bowling League I, 2, 3, 4. Parficularly adepf wifh needle and fhread . . . energefic baskefball and iifferbug fan . . . phofographer wilh marked abilify . . . bowling and driv- ing, her favorife pasfimes . . . wrifing Ieffers no chore for El , HEI.. DONNA JEAN GORRIE Chrisfmas Choral Group 3, 43 Pep Club I, 45 Lafin Honor Cerfificafe I, 2, Decency in Liferafure Drive lg In- lramural Baskefball I, 2, 3, Bowling League l, 2, 35 Senior Ball Cornrniffee. Radiafes school spirif . . . a spon- Ianeous readiness for work combined wifh abilify . . . a genial disposifion . . . full of surprises . . . energefic . . . has a definife flair for dancing and bowling. Donna CAROL Chrisfmas Pageanf A. HART 3, 47 Chrisfmas Toy Drive 2, 3, Co-Chairman, Senior Ball, French Club 43 Pep Yearbook Typisfg Club I, 4, Inframural Baskefball 2, 3, Capfain 2, 3. Boundless supply of words and iokes . . . required ingredienf for any suc- cessful parfy . . . A merry Harf goes all fhe day . . . friendly and winning manner. Harfil - 81 MARGARET J. HEALY Chrisfmas Pageanf 49 Lafin Cerfificafe I, Junior Prom and Card Parly Com- miffeesg Senior Ball Cornmiffeeg Cam- era Club I, 25 Inframural Baskefball I, 2, 3, 43 Bowling League I, 2, 3, 4. Humor springs from her hearf . . . loves movies and informal chafs . . . cheerful and friendly manner . . . definife knack for wrifing . . .effici- ienf, helpful . . . Marg MARY B. HEENAN Christmas Choral Group 3, 43 Christmas Toy Drive 2, 33 French Club 4, Vice President 43 Bowling League I, 2, 3, 43 Secretary I3 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 43 Pep Club I, 43 Junior Card Party Committee. Tall and attractive with a beguiling blush . . . a smile as friendly as her' self . . . a deep aversion for math . . . conscientious and competent . . . serene manner with a spirit to match. Mary B. 5 DANIEL J. HICKEY Altar Boy I, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Football 2, 43 Basketball 43 Track 3, 43 Varsity Club 43 Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Champions 43 Co-Chairman Junior Prom. A slow steadiness that endures . . . valuable Kerry halfback . . . per- suasive personality . . . that rare mixture of fun, friendship, and com- plete sincerity . . . particular talent for the polka . . . nom.. FRANCIS HERLIHY Altar Boy l, 2, 3, 43 Christmas Toy Drive 2, 33 Latin Club 33 French Club 43 Bowling 3, 43 Golf Team 3, 43 Sen- ior Ball Committee. Bowling-alley ace . . . unsuspected sense of humor . . . reliability plus . . . a likeable grin, his solution for life's perplexities. Frank JOHN M. HERLIHY Class Treasurer 33 Varsity Club 43 French Club 43 Football, Varsity I, 2, 3, 43 Track Team 3, 43 Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 43 Christmas Pa- geant 4. Big man on the gridiron . . . a friendly grin, his trademark . . . equally ready for study and fun . . , Chee cha4cha, his favorite password . . . proof that Nothing endures but per- sonal quality. Hart MARY JANE HERLIHY Pep Club 43 French Club 43 Biology Club 4, Vice President 43 Christmas Pageant 43 Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 43 Latin Honor Certificate I, 23 Bowling League I, 2. Air of quiet refinement . . . sturdy and smooth on the tennis court . . . de- lightfully droll . . . liked because she likes . . . acquires lasting friend- ships . . . Mary Jana Electin our class officers . . . KAREN F. HICKEY Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Cap- tain 33 Bowling I, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club I, 43 Library Club 33 Christmas Choral Group 3, 43 Latin Honor Certificate I, 23 Junior Card Party. Warm-hearted and considerate . . . carries a smile wherever she goes . . . loves a picnic anytime . . . good com- panion . . . enthusiastic dribbler . . . reticent until acquainted . . . Karon 82 PATRICIA A. HOGAN Christmas Choral Group 3, 43 Intra- mural Basketball I, 2, 3, 43 Bowling League I, 2, 3, 43 Secretary 23 Pep Club I, 43 Yearbook Typist, The BQII3 Junior Prom Committee3 Elks Club Youth-Leadership Award 4. A cheerful smile and a helping hand . . . friendly disposition . . . apt con- versationalist . . . instigator of ad- venturous activities . . . gifted with a perseverance rneriting great rewards. i-Pd.. GEORGIENNE INGALLS Christmas Choral Group 3, 43 Toy Drive 2, 33 Pep Club I, 43 French Club 43 Bowling I, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 2, 33 Junior Prom Corn- mittee. Demure smile sure to win . . . well- lilred because she's always herself . . . delicate determination . . . understand- ing and helpful . . . Gaorqionna A N rw' if f ' ' C3 These willing Senior girls worlred at the refreshment table during the sale con- ducted by the Sisters of St. Joseph. Planning and decorating for enior Ball . . . SUSEN A. JENSEN Christmas Choral Group 3, 43 Christ- mas Toy Drive 2, 33 French Club 43 Pep Club 43 Bowling 33 Junior Prom Committee 3. Can be counted on for an encourag- ing word . . . happiest at the wheel of the family car . . . spur-of-the-mo ment decisions . . . undaunted and earnest . . . Susan BP' 1 , 3. 'mn 122.4-' , ,gm SASEEN F. JOSEPH Altar Boy I, 2, 3, 43 Football J. V. Z, 33 Intramural Basketball I, 2, 43 Christmas Pageant 43 Senior Ball Corn- mittee3 Junior Prorn Committee. Always makes the unexpected happen . . . fondness for steeds, sillcs, and sulkies . . . no malice in his mischief- making . . . an inquiring mind and a spirit of industry . . . none.. 83 -1 LILLIAN M. JOYCE Christmas Pageant 3, 43 Christmas Toy Drive 33 Library Club 2, 33 Bowling 2, 3, 43 Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 43 Junior Card Party and Food Sale3 Dance Committees 2, 3, 4. Sparkling eyes and flawless complex- ion . . . golden disposition . . . oblig- ing and energetic . . . Hostess with the mostest . . . accomplishes all taslcs with a polish of perfection . . . Chiclri ' M Q JOHN A. KEECH Altar Boy l, 2, 3, 43 Christmas Fa- geant 43 French Club 43 J. V. Football l, 2, 33 Varsity Football 43 Track 3, 43 Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 43 Var- sity Club 4. Spends his summers at DeLong's . . . party-goer from 'way back . . . an ambling stride . . . pleasantly mis- chievous . . . at ease on the dance floor . . . courteous and humorous . . . Knchar ui' x 3 O i , ,' ,' x t 'I , '. , Q ' -' and Josie Poller. Proudly wearin our class rings Yliiwis, KAREN KENDALL Chrisln-was Pageanl 3, 43 Toy Drive 2, 33 Junior Prom CommiIfee3 Senior Bell CommiHee3 lnlramural Baslcelball I, 2, 3, 43 Bowling I, 2, 3, 43 lnlramural Solfball I. Cherry cheeks and cheery disposilion . . , slar baslzelball player . . . SweeI personalily full ol rescali9y . . , adds fo every galhering . . . True friend wilh never an enemy . . inleresfed, cooperafive . . . Karen PATRICIA C. LACE Chrisfmas Pageanf 43 Inlramural Bas- Icefball I, 2, 3, 43 Class Officer 23 Cheerleading 2, 33 Junior Prom Com- millee 33 Senior Ball Commiffee 4. Lake George's loss, our unquesfioned gain . , . small in size, buf worlh her weighl in gold . . . avidly alhlelic . . . Academy-minded . . . high-spin ifed . . . earnesl, friendly, loyal . . . -.Paw RITA E, LANZO Chrisrmas Choral Group 3, 43 Christmas Toy Drive 2. 33 The Bell Slaff 4, Li- brary Club I, 2, 43 Pep Club I, 43 Bowling League I, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Baskelball I, 2, 3. A genial smile indicating her pleasanf manner . . . hair wilh a real wave . . . parlial Io small children . . . always ready for fun with Ihe crowd . . . True blue friend. Rifa 84 Our honored mascot Chemie, allracls Ihe allenfion of Pele Camlield, Lennie Fuller, Sheila Danahy, Bill LaPierre WILLIAM G, LA PIERRE Chrisfmas Pageanf 43 Chrislmas Toy Drive 23 Varsily Club 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary-Treasurer 43 VarsiIy Foolball 2, 3, 43 Baskefball Manager 3, 43 Track Team 2, 43 Intramural Baskefball I, 2, 3, 4. Corinfh commuler . . . smoofh dancer . . . a friend Io mischief . . . quick- wiffed . . . carefree and nonchalanl . , . a boon Io Ihe fooIball Ieam . . . a grin, his middle name . . . ..La.. 1 ANNE L. LA ROUCHE Christmas Pageant Accornpanist 3, 4? Associate Editor Yearbook 45 French Club 4, President 45 American Legion Oratorical Contest 45 Latin Honor Cer- tificate l, 25 Intramurals I, 2, 35 Biol- ogy Club 4. Seriousness of purpose with a trace of madcap . . . skiing, swimming, and smtlinq, her favorite pastimes . . . Combines the practical with the un- predictable . . . polished DIGNISI - energy equipped with efficiency . . . a dash of casualness, a wisp of so- phistication . . . Anna 1,5 V .filly JOAN J. LYTLE Freshman Frolic Committee5 Bowling I, 2, 35 Pep Club 45 Camera Club I, 2, 3, 45 Christmas Choral Group 45 Li- brary Club I, 3. Gentle determination . . . rather re- served . . . shy, but companionably pleasant . . . retiring, amiable . . . considerate of others . . . headed for the secretarial world . . . Joan 4 ic QL, . 4 3' l GERTRUDE S. MACKEY Christmas Choral Group 3, 45 Latin Club 25 Toy Drive 2, 35 Pep Club I, 45 Bowling League I, 2, 3, 4, President 25 Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Junior Card Party Committee. Pep is her middle name . . . knitting her favorite pastime . . . considerate, polite . . . a gay and witty air plus a warm personality, all reflected in a winning smile. Gert The splendor of the Christmas Pageant 1: Q, RICHARD M. McCARTHY Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 President 45 Varsity Football I, 2, 3, 45 Co-Captain 45 DONNELLY AWARD 45 Varsity Bas- ketball 2, 3, 45 Varsity Baseball I, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Track Team 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club Track Award 35 Senior Ball Com- mittee. Orator of the football pep rallies . . . Mr. Touchdown of S.M.A. . . well-known and equally well-liked . . . class of '60's one four-letter man . gay-hearted . . . Mack SALLY A. MONROE Christmas Choral Group 3, 45 Christmas Toy Drive 2, 35 Bowling League I, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club I, 25 Pep Club I, 45 Library Club I5 Latin Honor Certifi- cate I, 2, 3. Attractive and petite . . . impish face, that tries to be serious, but usually fails . . . talks taster than the talked- of blue streak . . . one of our class gidgets . . . a friend to all . . . SaIIy DOROTHY V. MORRIS Christmas Choral Group 45 Latin Club I, 2, 35 Latin Honor Certificate I, 2, 35 Camera Club I, 2, 3, 45 Library Club 45 Pep Club 45 Bowling League 4. Even-tempered and good-natured . . . assignments conscientiously done . . . relaxed shutter-bug . . . a loyal friend . . . serene and shy, yet companion- ably pleasant . . . subdued in voice and manner . . . Dorothy 85 R. DAVID McCARTHY Altar Boy I, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club I, 25 Varsity Club 45 French Club 45 Foot- ball, J. V. I, Varsity 2, 3, 45 Basket- ball, J. V. 2, Varsity 45 Intramural Basketball I, 3, 4, Champions 4. Class comedian . . . no worry wrinkles on his brow . . , sharp dresser . . . loves to tease . . . a dashing smile and lots of snap . . . a faithful Fol- ey . . . friend-winning, friend-keep- ing . . . Macko o o 0 MARY ALICE MURPHY Latin Honor Certificate I, 25 Library Club I, 25 French Club 45 Bowling League 2, 3, 45 Christmas Choral Group 3, 45 Christmas Toy Drive 25 Intramural Basketball 3. Co-operative worker in school and out . . , sweet and shy . . . calm dignity with countenance to match . . al- ways Iady-Iike and gentle-voiced . . . a genuine triend . . . Mary Alice KATERINE M. NEMEYER Bowling League 2, 3, 43 Intramural Basketball I, 2, 33 Library Club 43 Pep Club l, 43 Latin Club I3 Christmas Choral Group 3, 4. Captivating smile, complete with dim- ples . . . blonde sureness . . . band- box appearance . . . spark of ori- ginality, model of amiability and sim- plicity . . . Kathy HELEN J. Christmas Pageant tions Delegate 33 Science Award 43 NOONAN 3, 43 United Na- Bausch and Lomb Cheerleading I, 2, 43 Junior Prom Attendant3 Associate Business Manager of the CROWN3 Bowling League I, 2, 3. A in appearance and marks . . . destined for success . . . a spark for S.M.A. cheering squad . . . whiz on water skis . . . quality unlimited . . . personable, atfable . . . Honey Recollection Da JANE M. NORMANDIN Christmas Pageant 3, 43 Latin Honor Certificate I, 2, 3, Nationwide Award 33 French Club 43 Bowling League I, 2, 3: Intramural Basketball l, 2, 33 Intramural Softball 2, 33 Biology Club 4. French poses no problem . . . talking, her favorite diversion . . . often seen skimming the waters of Glen Lake on her water skis . . . sympathetic and sincere . . . Janie MICHAEL J. O'CONNOR Altar Boy I, 2, 3, 43 Christmas Toy Drive 2, 33 Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 43 Baseball, J. V. 2, 33 Varsity 43 Basketball, Varsity 43 Christmas Pa- geant 43 Senior Ball Committee. Tall and handsome . . . always able to find fun and to make it . . . tops on the popularity list . and Retreat the man of a thousand nicknames . . casual but sincere . . . Miko THOMAS O'DONNELL Christmas Pageant 43 Varsity Club 2, 3, 43 Track Team, Varsity 2, 33 Foot- ball, J. V. I, Varsity 2, 33 Basketball, J. V, I, 2, Varsity 33 Intramural Bas- ketball 4, Melting smile . , . a the driver's seat . . sonality and stature oped sense ot humor . . familiar sight in . great in per' . . . weIl-deveI- . attentive, reliable . . . .--I-am.. LINDA A. O'KEEFE Christmas Choral Group 3, 43 Christ- mas Toy Drive 2, 33 Pep Club I, 43 Library Club I, 23 Bowling League I, 23 Senior Ball Committee3 Latin Honor Certificate. Captivating Irish smile that generates friendliness . . . the right word for every occasion . . . knack for numbers J . . energetic, gay, delightful to know . . . Linda MICHAEL F. O'LEARY Christmas Pageant 33 Junior Card Party Committee: Latin Honor Certifis cate I3 Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 43 Altar Boy I, 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom Committee. A rugged individualist . . . definitely an entertainer . . . a spark at pep rallies . . . fast feet on the dance floor . . . truly proud of his Irish descent . . . imperturbable, good-na- tured . . Mika 86 CAROL A. OLIGNY Christmas Choral Group 43 Christmas Toy Drive 33 Pep Club I, 43 French Club 43 Latin Honor Certificate I, 23 Bowling I3 Intramural Basketball 2. Quick to smile . . . mischievous at heart . . . particular partialities for dancing, bowling, and skating . . . positively peppy . . . earnestly en- gaged in all she does . . . Carol I A x ., I .I . 2 1 I ' ' The firsfvfloor bullelin supplies excilemenf, inleresl and informafion abou? fhe approaching Cofillion. Charlie Barber, Sue Jensen, Tom Barker, John Keech, and Mary Jane l-lerlihy. Bringing us closer to our faith. 1' 5 ffj..a7:fiE,i: ff li Y '- JOHN E. OLIGNEY Junior Prom Commilfeeg Senior Ball Commiffee. Buf, Sisler, my car wouldn'I slarff' . . . hard worker wifh a persuasive manner . . . insfincfive generosify . i . hidden gleam of mischief . . . con- siderale, cooperafive, and capable . . . John I tri' ELAINE A. 0'NElL Chrislrnas Pageanf 3, 45 French Club 4, Pep Club I, 4, Represenfafive Ig Bowling League I, 2, 3, lnframural Baskelball I, 2, 3: Assislanf Business Manager of fhe CROWN, Junior Prom, Senior Ball Commiffees. Thai unrnisfakable, fair Irish beaufy . . . sparkling eyes and golden hair . . . unconfrolled giggle af unsus- pecfed fimes . . . irresislible sweelness and sincerify . . . agreeable, usually guiel . . . Elaine 87 JAMES J. PENDERS lnframural Baskefball I, 2, 33 Sopho- more Hcp Commilleeg Junior Prom Commiffeeg Senior Ball Commiffeeg Toy Drive 2. ' Anolher Jerry Lewis . . . an easy man- ner . . . high-spiriled . . . busy abouf many fhings . . . geared fo a lillle nonsense now and fhen . . . deaf fo alarm clocks . . . Bean PRISCILLA M. PENDERS Chrisfmas Choral Group 3, 45 Chris?- mas Toy Drive 2, 33 Lafin Club l, 2, 33 Lafin Honor Cerlificafe I, 2, 33 Pep Club I, 45 Intramural Bowling League I, 2, 3, Treasurer 3: Senior Ball Com- millee. Loyal and frusfing , . . capfivafing cuf-up . . . friendliness a la mode . . . known for her posifive opinions . . delighffully feminine . . . Pris O A N :3 tr ' 3 '. , m 5 ' ' There I am! Those Seniors who took the Hearst history exam try to identity themselves in the newspaper picture. Working togetherin clubs . . . -X SHARRON M. PETERS Christmas Choral Group 3, 43 Latin Club I, 2, 3, Aedilzz 33 Latin Honor Certificate I, 2, 33 Intramural Basket- bal I, 23 Library Club I, 23 Junior Card Partyg Bowling I, 2, 3. Her own liqht makes her shine . . . meticulous, orderly , . . looking ahead to a tuture in white . . . a co-opera, tive manner ioined with sweet siri- cerity . , . Sharron rg!! 5 4 It 'ri 3 r ' ' ,, 'm,.,.-- ri 3 L . f ff .11 irtiirt ,X 3 JAMES B. PHELAN Altar Boy I, Z, 3, 43 Christmas Pa- geant 43 Business Manager ot Year- boolrg Representative to New York State Youth Conlerence 43 French Club 43 Intramural Basketball I, 33 Golf 2, 3, 4. Well-dressed, well-mannered, thought- ful , , . What good is a car it it isn't a convertible? . . . partial tO weekends spent on the golt course . . . S.tvt.A,'s answer to Ben Hogan . silently successlul . . . ..Jim.i 88 KATHLEEN M. PHELAN Christmas Choral Group 3, 43 Latin Honor Award I, 23 Music I, 2, 3, 43 Bowling I, 2, 33 Pep Club I, 43 Junior Prom Committeeg Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4. Shitts easily trom Brubeck to Bach . . . quick in repartee , . . a neat dresser tending toward the casual look . . . ardent skier . . . triendly manner with a likeable disposition . . . Kathy X! L. MARY ANN PHILLIPS Christmas Choral Group 43 Bell Statt 43 Latin Club I3 Pep Club I, 43 Bowl' ing 23 Intramural Basketball 2, 43 Jun- ior Prom Committee. Bundle ot energy . . . interested in others , . otten into mischict because of her incessant tlow ot words . . . favorite Dastirnc-dancing . . . schools spirited . . . Mary Ann SHIRLEY A. PHILLIPS Chrislmas Pageanl 43 Honor Cerfiii- cafe, Junior Prom Alrendanlg Bowling League 2, 3, 43 Junior Card Party: Library Club 2: lnlramural Baskerball I, 2, 3, 4. Sponlaneous in her reaclions Io lun- making . . . serious, sincere . . . un- able lo be anylhirig bul nice , . . arlraclive, courleous . . . Shirley Pl ROIERTA A. POWERS Chrisfrnas PaqeanI 3, Toy Drive 2, 3: Library Club I, 2, 4, Presiderif 4, Lalin Honor Sociely I, 2, 3, Bowling l, 2, 3, 4, President 33 Junior Prom Commiflee: Senior Ball Commillee. Harmonious blend of gaiely and sin- cerity . , . lillle girl wilh a big hearl . . . her eyes are faslened on a slarched, while cap . . . spic 'n span appearance . . . capable, respons- ible . . . Bobbie MARY LOU PLUMMER Chrislmas Choral Group 3, 43 Toy Drive 2, 33 Library Club I, 4, Pep Club 4: Junior Prom Commillee 31 Freshman Frolic I, lnlramural Basker- ball l. Cornpelenl library assisfanl . . . unex- celled al rhe keyboard . . . fun-loving and mischievous . . . lull of vim and vigor . . . sociable by nalure . . . iiflerbug enfhusiasf . . . .il-ou.. ELIZABETH A. POZZUOLI Chrislmas Pageanl 3, 4, Chrisimas Toy Drive 2, 33 Library Club l, 2, 45 Lalin Club I3 Junior Card Parly Com- rnifleeg Pep Club I, 43 Bowling League I, 2, 3, 4, Caplain 4. Vivacious and pleasanl . . . impec- cable dresser . . . enviable black hair, becomingly arranged . . . aclive hands, willing hear? when Ihere's work To be done . . . Belfy 89 a ing for the lor ROSE MARIE POLUNCI Chrislmas Choral Group 43 Junior Card Parry Commifleeg Junior Prom Queen: Iniramural Baskeiball l, 2, 33 lnlramu- ral Baseball l, 2, 3, Yearbook Typisl, The Bell Slaffg Senior Ball Commillee. Dancing, dark eyes and quick smile . . . lalenfed Iypisl . . . giffed wilh arfislic abilily . . , ailracls friends efforllessly . . . chosen lo wear lhe crown ar lhe Junior Prom . . . Rose Marie of the school CHARLES PUTNAM Sophomore Hop Commillee 2, Junior Prom Commilfee 37 Senior Ball Com- millee 4, Bowling League 4. Always ready wifh 5 l5U9ll - - - OD- erales a daily laxi service lo and from school . . . lakes life in slride . . . Have license, will lravel . . . lighl-hearled, sporls-loving . . . MPM.. JOSEPHINE M. POTTER Chrislmas Paqeanl 3, 45 Junior Prom Commilleeg Junior Card Parly Com- miffeeg Senior Ball Commillee. Arlisfic fo the Nfh degree . . . eager Io please . , . carefree challer , . . a louch of green . . . amiable, com- pelenf, and willing . . . a sparkling remark for every occasion . . . Josie FRANCIS X. REARDON Varsily Club 2, 3, 4, Fooiball, J. V. 2, 3, Varsily 4, Baskelball, J. V. I, 2, 3, Varsily 4, Baseball, J. V. l, Varsily 2, 3. A Champ in all he allempls . . . oulslanding member of Kerry quin- iel . . . an avid baseball fan . . . Ihaf special Ialenr for always being pleasanf . . . reserved wilh sfrangers, open wilh friends . . . Champ THOMAS H REED Christmas Pageant 43 Christmas Toy Drive 2, 33 Latin Honor Certificate 23 French Club 43 Baseball, J, V. 23 ln- tramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 43 Foot- ball 4, Eniovs driving his Chevy . . . serious thinker . . . likes a good time and helps to create one . . . smart dresser a friendly argument any time., any place . . . drowsy wav ot speaking . . . capable math student 3 . . Tom JO ANN M. RENDO Christmas Choral Group 43 Pep Club 43 Library Club I, 3, 43 Junior Prom Committee3 Toy Drive 2, 33 Freshman Frolicg Holiday Cotillion I. and dainty . . . talks as walks . . . an evenpresent Dirninutive last as she smile . . . always geared for fun, tor herselt and others . . . Jo Ann GLORIA J. RICCIARDELLI Christmas Pageant 3, 43 Pep Club I, 43 I-'lomeroom Representative 43 Latin Club I, 23 Camera Club I, 23 Intrae murals I, 2, 33 Bowling League I, 2, Committee, . . likes any com- a tace that radi- , a flair tor the 3, 43 Junior Prom Always on the go , petitive sport . , , ates happiness . . latest hair style . . . news . . . always ready with a laugh. Ricky usually up on the MARCIA C. SIMONETTA Yearbook Art and Layout Editor 43 Cheerleader 2, 33 Christmas Choral Group 43 Christmas Toy Drive 2, 33 Latin Honor Certificate I, 23 Biology Club 43 Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4. Triple talent in music, art, and ath- letics . . . an opinion tor every occa- sion . , . witty retort, coupled with an impish grin . . . never far from her double . . . versatile. ambi- tious - . . Marcy Advancing in knowledge and truth . . . MARTA E. SIMONETTA Yearbook Art and Layout Editor 43 Cheerleader, J. V. I, 2, Varsity 33 Christmas Choral Grouo3 Christmas Toy Drive 2 33 Latin Honor Certificate I. 23 Biology Club 41 Intramural Basket' ball I 2 3 4. Generous with her time and talent , , . plenty o' bounce to every ounce . . . a wtfrlwind on the ivories . . . subtle humor . . . a recognized ability lor all Iorms ot art . . . diligent oblig- ing . . . Marta RICHARD J. SINGLETON Altar Boy I, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club 43 Football I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity 3, 43 Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4, Varsity 3, 4, Manager3 Track 33 Baseball 4, Managerg Sports Correspondent lor Glens Falls Times. Top-notch sports reporter . . , equal to unending task ol team manager . . . boundless enthusiasm in all endeavors . . . sets a goal and never tails to make his mark . . . swimming Mara- thon medalist . . . Dick CAROL A. SMITH Christmas Pageant 3, 43 Christmas Toy Drive 2, 33 Latin Honor Certificate I, 23 Bowling I, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Bas- ketball I, 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom At- tendantg Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, Cap- tain 4. That treshAAmerican-girlilook . . . our peppv cheering chief . . . laughable way ot getting wordS mixed up . . . bubbling over with Kerry spirit . . . easy to know3 easier to like . . . Smitty 90 NANCY A. SMITH Christmas Choral Group 43 Toy Drive 2, 33 Library Club I, 43 Pep Club 43 Sophomore Hop Committeeg Junior Prom Committee3 Senior Ball Com- mittee. Holds a patent on poise . . . headinq toward a business career . . . pretty hair, attractively arranged . . , com- petent Iibraryrhelper , . . reserved, yet pleasant . . . Nancy under Margaret l'-lealy's direction x - '- 4 rt 1 K Al . A' ' X, ' ' ? Seniors ot l-lomeroom IO02 make an appreciative audience tor the slrit presented at Christmas-time Choosing . 1 , - ., ,. f. careers and colleges NANCY A. SNYDER Christmas Choral Group 3, 43 Toy Drive 2, 33 Latin Club I, 2, 33 Library Club l, 23 Junior Card Party Commit- tee 33 Softball 23 Intramural Basketball l, 2, 4. An industrious student , , . very quiet, yet sociable, too . . . aspirant to a nursing career . . . hard-working, cheerful-through and through . . . skill and enthusiasm displayed on both court and diamond . . . Nancy MICHAEL F. SOMMO Altar Boy l, 2, 33 Biology Club 43 Football, J. V. l, 23 Baseball, J. V. l, 2, Varsity 3, 43 Bowling 33 Intra- mural Basketball l, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club 4. A casual dresser and smooth dancer . . . always ready to lend a helping hand . . . seldom disturbed . . . a steady sports lan . . . loyal to the Kerry Blue . . . uses.. M. GAIL SOVETTS Christmas Pageant 3, 43 Secretary 33 Varsity Cheerleading 43 Junior Prom Attendant3 Assistant Business Manager of Yearbookg Bowling League l, 2, 3, 4, President lg French Club 4. Magnetic personality . . . charming seldom seen without . . tarnous tor her constant . . triendliness is a part of naturalness . . . a smile . giggling. her make-up . . . studious, sports- minded . . . Gail SANDRA L. STRASBURGER Christmas Choral Group 3, 43 Latin Honor Certificate l, 2, 33 French Club 43 Decency in Literature Drive lg J. V. and Varsity Cheerleading 2, 43 Junior Prom Attendantg Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. Spirited varsity cheerleader . . . spark- ling eyes and ready smile . . . en- thusiasm, her middle name . . . a loyal and true friend . . . sympathetic and sincere . . . Sandy N .. :AH 4 1. ,I 1' . ': Q U C and dismissal. Preparin for the world outside Close of clay finds us lrudqing wearily back ro homerooms . . . BARBARA SULLIVAN ELLEN E. SULLIVAN JERRY J. SULLIVAN MARY EDNA SULLIVAN Chrigfrnas Choral Grourw 3, 43 lov Chrigfmas Paqeanl 3, 43 Chrislmas Toy Drive 2 33 Bowl'nQ l, Z 3, 4, Sr-are Drive 2, 33 Yearbook Tvpislg Pep Club, larv 33 Pr-ci Club I, 45 lnlrarnural Bus- The Bell Slaff 45 Intramural Basketball kelball l, 2 3' Junior Card Parlvj Q! 3: Bowling ll 24 3, Junior Prom Cornrn'llrie. Adds pleasanrness wherever she goes Consirlerafr- of ofhrrs . . . cornbiflallfm . . . good sense sprinkled wilh mis- ol Qaierv and Qif1f3lS5 - ' ' qlms lo chiel , . . willing to work and able keep lilo amusing . . . enviable' dis Io do il , . , never wilhoul a sugges- nosilion, wilh :ounlless friends . . . lion lor lun . . . agreeable, compan- novvr foo busv lo be called upon ionable V . lor help . . - Ellen Barb 92 Chrisimas Paqeanl 3, 4g Lalin Club 3. Praelorg Lalin Honor Cerlilicaleg French Club 4g lnlramural Baskelball 2. Budding scienrisf wirh chemistry, his goal . . . seems reserved unril vou know him , . . a louch of drollerv and underlying humor . . . induslrious, rnenlally aleri . . . Jerry Christmas Choral Group 3, 45 Chrisl- rnas Toy Drive 3, 43 Lafin Honor Cer lificale l, 23 Camera Club I, 2, 3, Treasurer 41 Library Club 2, 3, 4g French Club 43 lnlramural Baskelball 2. Abililv unlirnifed . . . appreciales line horses . . . smilinq good will . . . liked by all who know her . . . devolcd ro duly . . , resourceful and indus- rrious . . . Mary Edna THOMAS A. SULLIVAN Chrisimas Paqeanr 43 Senior Ball Com- milleeg Inlramural Baskelball I, 2, 43 Freshman Frolic CommiIlee3 Sopho- more Hop Commilree. Unaffecled disposifion . . . makes every iob easier wilh his humor and helpfulness . . . Iull of ideas, 'fun, and enrhusiasm . . . poer al hearl . . . courleous, debonair . . . SIumper DANIEL F. SWEENEY Allar Boy l, 2, 3, 43 Chrislmas Pa- geanf Narralor 43 Biology Club, Pres- idenf 43 Varsily Club 43 Foolball, J. V. 2, Varsily 3, 43 Baseball, J. V. 2, Varsily 3, 43 Baslzelball, J. V. 2, Var- sify 4. A cerlain ieunl, his characlerislic walk . . . efficienl chairman of lhe Senior Ball . . . friendly, oufgoing disposilion . . . fhoughlful eyes coniradicling a boyish grin . . . efficienl V.l.P. of Ihe Biology Club . . . Swann RITA WELLER J. DAVID WELCYNG Alrar Boy I, 2, 3, 43 Inlramural Bas- kelball I, 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 43 Toy Drive 23 Band l. Chrislmas Choral Group 3, 43 Chrisl- mas Paqeanr 43 Toy Drive 2, 33 French Club 43 Biology Club 43 Pep Club 43 lnframural Baskelball I, 2, 3. Compelenl' and clever wilh her hands . . . name EI3 she's made irg . . . sleadfasf in her friendships . . . her molto, To do rarher lhan lo say . . . ,orderly in appearance and work . . . The Crowning glor Commencement! ELIZABETH L. WELLS Chrislmas Choral Group 3, 43 Toy Drive 2, 33 Pep Club l, 43 Library Club 43 Bowling 2, 3, 43 Junior Card Parry Commifleeg Junior Prom Com- millee. Mild manner with a casual way . . . hair Ihal is The envy of fhe pin-curl sel' . . . possesses a million dollar smile . . . no speed limif observed when she challers . . . acfive, enrhusi- aslic club-member . . . Be1fIe DAVID H. ZACK Chrislmas Toy Drive 2, 33 Varsily Club 43 Fooiball l, 2, 3, 43 J. V. Beslrelball 23 lnrramural Baskelball I, 2, 33 Senior Ball Commifleeg Junior Prom Com- milfee. Our capable field general . . . noled for Ihe besI parlies ever . . . EasI -ern genlleman . . . fun-loving favorife . our valianl lifeguard . . . olfhand, buf serious af times . . . 'IDBVQI' Sensafion on skales . . . Ihe Irumpef, RII' his specially . . . quiel, buf quick lo respond ro fun-making . . . lravels on his Ihumb . . . musically-inclined . . . congenial, rhoughlful . . . Dave N ,. fi'- f I- i' 'i 1' 5 . X' ,J . , pr. E - 93 r ff Kilim i 'fa the CROWN Staff, wish to express our sincere gratitude to all those who have helped us in the editing of this book: Our priests, Our faculty, Our parents, The student body, Our patrons, Our business boosters, Our advertisers. l 94 PATRONS OF THE 1960 CROWN The Right Reverend Monsignor joseph P. Kelly The Reverend Adrian Carroll The Reverend Joseph M. Siniskey The Sisters of St. Joseph The Reverend Vacys Sirka The Franciscan Sisters of the Atonement A . I . Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Case Mr. and Mrs. Frank Del Sole Y Mr and Mrs Raymond E Bailey Mr. and Mrs. William Casey Mr. and Mrs. Emilio De Sanctis M d M E W B ld . Miss Susan Center Mr. and Mrs. Charles DeSare r. an rs. . . a wm M B Mrs- Josephine Chakalis Mr. and Mrs. joseph M. DeSare ' ' P l B Iss eamce a mer muon Mr. and Mrs. joseph Chambers Mr. and M1-5, John J, Devgf Dr. and Mrs. john A. Bannon Mrs. Hazel Bannon Dr. and Mrs. C. R. Barber R. E. and M. E. Barber Mr. and Mrs. Norman H. Barker Mr. and Mrs. Carmelo J. Basta Mrs. Dora Bernard Mrs. Corinne T. Bero Mrs. julia Bottiger Miss Kathryn Brayton Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Brennan Mr Mr Mr Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. s and Mrs. Clifford Bromley Thomas Bromley and Mrs. Wayne I. Brownell and Mrs. Robert E. Buckley and Mrs. Edward C. Burns C - D and Mrs. Anthony Cafaro Peter E. Cafaro and Mrs. Charles P. Camfield and Mrs. George Campbell Miss Sue Campbell Mrs. Earl Canavan Mr. and Mrs. Norman A. Canavan Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Capezzuti Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius J. Casey Mr. and Mrs. joseph Wm. Caprood Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Choppa Mr. and Mrs. John Clarke, jr. and Family Mr. and Mrs. Gerald P. Cleary Mr. and Mrs. James Coffey Miss Barbara Collins Miss Elizabeth Collins Mr. and Mrs. J. Collins Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Collins Mr. and Mrs. Murray Collura Mrs. Edward Condon Mr. and Mrs. William Corcoran Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Corentto Mrs. Patrick Corrigan Mr. and Mrs. james Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Daggett Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Danahy Mr. Leonard Danahy Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Davidson Mr. Robert Davidson Mr. and Mrs. jacob Deeb Miss Sara Deeb Miss Carolyn Del Signore Mr. Damian Del Signore Miss Patricia Del Signore Mr. Raymond Del Signore Mr. and Mrs. Alphonso Del Sole 95 Miss Janice Dingman Miss Carol Donovan Mr. and Mrs. Francis Donovan Mr. and Mrs. Oscar F. Donohue Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd S. Donohue Mr. and Mrs. james Donovan Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Donovan Mr. and Mrs. james E. Dornan Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Dougherty Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dresley Mrs. Charles H. Dufrain Mrs. john Dupell E-F Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Eldridge Mr. and Mrs. Michael Farano Mr. and Mrs. Francis Federice Mr. and Mrs. Richard V. Firth Mr. and Mrs. Gerald T. Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. George Flanigan Foley's Famous Two Mr. and Mrs. Marc A. Francato Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fries Miss Patricia Fries G - H Mr. and Mrs. William Gardner Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gazzillo and Family Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Girard Miss Georgiana Golden Mr. and Mrs. Byron W. Goodson Mr. and Mrs. William Grady Miss Barbara Greene Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gregory Mr. Walter Green Mr. and Mrs. Roland Hamel Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Hannan Mrs. Leonard Hart Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Bernard L. Healy Mr. and Mrs. James Healy Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Heenan Mr. George F. Helm The Honorable and Mrs. J. Clarence Herlihy Mr. and Mrs Jerry Herlihy Mr. and Mrs. John C. Herlihy Mr. Anthony Hickey Mrs. Daniel J. Hickey Mr. Edward A. Hickey Mr. and Mrs. William F. Hickey Mrs. Raymond Hoague Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hogan Miss Lois Holmes Miss Elizabeth Houghton I - N Mr. and Mrs. John M. Ingalls PATRONS Mrs. Claire Jensen Mr and Mrs. Joseph P. Joyce Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Keech Miss Katherine E. Kelly Mr. Robert Kelly Mr. Robert V. Kelly Miss Sharon Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Kendall and Family Mr. and Mrs. Phillip E. Kilmartin Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kingsley Mr. and Mrs. Lynn La Barge Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lace Mr. Thomas F. La Haise, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. La Haise, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Cosmo D. Lanzo Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. La Pierre Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. La Rouche Mr. James Lawler Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Lawler Mr. John P. Le Febvre Miss Jeanne Lemoine Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Leombruno Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lourin Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lytle Miss Joan B. Mackey Mr. Paul Mackey Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Mackey Mrs. Frank D. Mannis Mr. and Mrs Anthony Marino Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Francis W. McGinley Miss Margery McGowan Mr. and Mrs. James Milles Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Milne, II Mr. and Mrs. Francis Monroe Miss Eileen Morrell Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Morris Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Murphy Miss Mary Ellen Nailor Mr. and Mrs. John Nassivera Mr. and Mrs. William Nemeyer Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Nichols Mr. and Mrs. John Nolan Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Noonan Mr. John D. Noonan Mr. William Noonan Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Normandin 0-P Miss Constance O'Connor Mr. and Mrs. Edwin O'Connor Miss Elizabeth O'Cormor Mr. and Mrs. W. Robert 0'Connor Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O'Connor Mr. William S. O'Connor Miss Patricia O'Donnell Mr. and Mrs. James O'Donnell Mr. and Mrs. Andrew O'Keefe Mr. and Mrs. J. Griffith O'Keefe Mrs. Joseph J. O'Keefe Mr. David O'Leary Mrs. Clara Oligny Miss Colleen O'Neil Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O'Neil Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Palangi 96 Miss Sandra K. Palmer Mr. and Mrs. john Papa Mr. and Mrs. Edwin G. Penders Miss Patricia Penders Mr. and Mrs. William j. Penders Mr. and Mrs. Gordon F. Peters Miss Anastasia Phelan Mrs. j. B. Phelan Miss Martha Phelan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Phelan Mr. and Mrs. john H. Phillips, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. john H. Phillips, jr. Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Phillips Miss Margaret Pitkin Mrs. Mae Plummer Mr. and Mrs. john Polunci Mr. john Polunci Mr. and Mrs. Charles Polzer Mr. and Mrs. james W. Powers Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Pozzuoli Mr. and Mrs. john Pozzuoli The Pozzuoli Family Miss Mary Powhida Mrs. Mary Purdy Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Putnam Q - S Mr. and Mrs. joseph Quinn Mr. Daniel L. Reardon, jr. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Reardon Miss Lois M. Reardon Mrs. joseph Regan, jr. PATRON S Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rendo Mr. William Rendo Mr. and Mrs. Anthony P. Ricciardelli Mrs. Frank Roach Miss Ruth Roach Mr. William F. Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. Rogers Miss Katherine Rooney Mrs. Thomas Rourke Mrs. Martha M. Schaefer Mrs. Frances Shanahan Mrs. john Sheehy Miss Carol Sheerer Mrs. Elizabeth K. Sheerer Mr. and Mrs. George D. Simonetta Miss Carol Singleton Mr. and Mrs. Robert Singleton Miss Theresa Singleton Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Smith Mrs. Virginia Smith Mr. and Mrs. Albert j. Snyder Miss jo Sommo Mr. and Mrs. john Sommo Mr. john j. Sommo Miss Louise P. Sommo Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Sommo Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Sovetts Mrs. M. Stone Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Florance D. Sullivan Mr. Frederick G. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. joseph Sullivan Mr. Michael Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. P. Francis Sullivan Mr. Raymond Sullivan Mrs. Timothy j. Sullivan Miss Catherine Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Sweeney Miss Margaret Sweeney T - Z Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Frank Tavener Frank Terry Howard Thomas . Ralph Torchet Mrs. Ben Trombly Mr. and Mrs. Claude j. Tucker Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Van Schaick Mrs. Christina Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Walsh Frank Wardell Edmund Welcyng Hally E. Weller Mannie S. Weller Frank Wells Miss Helen Wendell Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Whan Mrs. Hermine White Miss Cheryl Whittenmore Mrs. Helena Wilcox Mr. and Mrs. john W. Williams Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Wilson Mr. David H. Zack Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Zack 97 BUSINESS BOOSTERS ANDY'S BEAUTY SHOP 9 Smith Street ANGELA'S BEAUTY SHOP 161 Sanford Street BONNIE LEE DRIVE INN Dix Avenue BUTTERFIELD'S 1 12 Bay Street DEAN'S GIFT SHOP 117 Main Street, H.F. J. DOYLE ELECTRIC CO., INC. 1 Boulevard, H.F. DUNN'S GROCERY STORE 21 Lower Main Street, H.F. 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Mead PHILLIP L. BENTLEY USED CARS, sous:-:T 8. SOLD 28 Main St. South Glens Fells, New York Phone 2-799I Bob Kelly's Gulf Service Station Corner Warren and McDonald Phgng 2-9628 Glen! Fells, N. Y. C L A S S O F 1 9 6 0 C ongratulations! RELIGIOUS ART SHOP W. J. LaPoin+, Proprietor 26 Warren Street Glens Falls, N. Y. OOLOTTI If SON SHOE REPAIR SERVICE Zippers Repaired and Replaced Empire Theatre Bldg. 17 South Street Coin-Operated Phonographs WITHAM ENT. 81 ASSOC. 2-25I9 2-6740 Compliments of CLARK BROS.. INC. 20-22 CURRIN STREET Compliments of - THE CI'III.DREN'S STORE 9-11 Ridge Street Glens Fells, N. Y. RUSSELL 81 WAIT. INC. I74 GLEN STREET Glens Falls, New York Portable Typewriters School Supplies Greeting Cards Stationery BEST WISHES for SUCCESS to the Glass of 1960 of ST. MARY'S ACADEMY The Post-Star and The Glens jfalls Ufimes GLENS FALLS POST CO. - PUBLISHERS ond PRINTERS WAGONER BUSINESS EQUIPMENT Exclusive Royal Typewrifer Dislribufor Adding Machines -- All Typewriter Supplies Repair Service All Typewrilers 29 Warren Si. Glens Falls N. Y Phone 3-I408 - 3-0975 BOB KELLY'S GULF STATION Compliments of FRANK CUl.l.lNAN'S HOLIDAY HOUSE Lake George. N. Y, S. A. WHITING 81 SON Corner Ridge 81 Raymond Ave. 17 PARK STREET 2-9628 N. Quality Meats and Grgcgrig Quality and Dependability for SUCCESS T0 I Over a Century Class of 60 THE ECONOMY DEPARTMENT STORE GLENS FALLS. N. Y. FURNITURE .na CARPET W IL M A R T H ' S 2I-23 Ridge S+. Glens Falls, N. Y 107 Compliments of TreIlo's Food Market Best Wishes to the Glass of l960 Qualify Mears 6 Groceries 84 Main S+. Hudson Falls, N. Y. Phone 4-9840 CONGRATULATIONS Compliments of TO THE CLASS OF I960 B U R N S MERKEL 8: GELMAN The Store of Cheerful Servire Wholesale Newspapers and Magazines Glens Falls, N. Y. Albany, N. Y. K I N G ' S SALES CQRPORATION See Bing I-Iarpp Boulevard Phone 2-9000 Glens Falls. New York 80-84 Glen Sfreei' INSURANCE GLENS FALLS' Y' Aufo - Homeowners - Life - Hospifalizefion Convenienf Paymenf Plan THOMAS J. MARZOLA INSURANCE 7 John Sf. Glens Fells 2-7454 85-87 Warren Sf. - 3-I939 108 Best Wishes to the Class of 1960 lames Ii. Starbuck Congratulations and and Best Wishes to the cl.Ass os neo Glens Falls Distributing Insurance and Real Estate 00- 'HG- FLYING Al' GASOLINE - HEATING OILS I34 Dix Ave. Glens Falls 2-7877 26 McDonald St. Phone: 2-2l79 Compliments of CQNCRETE PRODUCTS Inc. GLENS FALLS, N. Y. Phone 2-l48l Plant: Upper Bay St. JAMES S. POTTER Surress to the Class of l960 SEQUOIA MOTEL Phil 84 jo Lace, Props. cad Lake George New Yorlr Bolton R , COMPLIMENTS vl R 81 J LINGERIE ,y-QQ, 1' 17554 SGHINE QUEENSBURY HOTEL and MOT0ll INN Known far and wide for iis gracious atmosphere and good food. Nice Things Always Happen Af The Queensbury! Complimmn CHESTER GARDENS FLORIST of 45 Mm S+. Phone 3-I225 Soulll Glens Falls. N. Y. H U D S O N F A L L S Myron 8: Angela Dickinson, Props. P A P E R C O R P. 264 MAIN G. E. Television Supplies Br Fixtures Hudson Falls. New York K. L. NASSWERA - Wholesale - vo Boulevard Phone 4-5359 Paper, Bags, and School Supplies HUDSON FAU-5' N' Y- Electrical Contractor Hot Point Appliances HA 'Y STYWR P. VlLLA'S ITALIAN BAKERY Bernard DeLarr, Prop. 2-4712 Overaegjxns Phonjei-6040 44 Walnut Strut Glens Falls, N. Y. W.M.BINGl-IAM CARVERHS 74-76 Warren Sl., Glens Falls, N. Y. Phonez-BIO SPURTSWEAR RADIO TELEVISION APPLIANCES 4, Ridgg 5+r,.+ 110 MORGAN LINEN CO.. INC. KAPPES CLEANERS 8: TAILORS PERSONALIZED SERVICE Phone 2-2870 76 South Strut L Glens Fells, N. Y I55 Maple St. Glens Falls. N. Y. J. H. Fusco, Mgr. Compliments of THE SUNNYLAND FARM MARKET U Prop. James H. Arthur Why Buy When We Supply? GROCERIES and FRESH VEGETABLES 70 Orville St. Glens Falls, N. Y. Compliments of STEWART'S ICE CREAM S. S. KRESGE I33 Ridge St. Glens Falls The People's Choice PIWM 2-9399 '93 GLEN STREET Your One Stop Shopping Center GLENS FALLS' NEW YQRK For Fresh Dairy Products Compliment: of LALOR 8: PASCO ' Corner Glen and Pine MIKE 5 DINER AND RESTAURANT MOBIL GAS . Accsssomes . MOBIL on scum Glens nu., N. Y. ' 2 7'5 LA GASSE'S VARIETY STORE I 34 Main SI. Hudson Fells. N. Y. Compliments of phon, 4.1339 BUZZA-CARDOZO GREETING CARDS Clothing - Toys - Gifts - Novelties QUACKENBUSH PHARMACY Joseph E. Ouaclcenbush Gilbert L. Bacon C0NGR':Tl2LATl0NS 0 I C I8 Saratoga Avenue So. Glens Falls CNS' of '59 LEO'S SHOE SHOP 58 Lawronco St. Glens Falls, N. Y. Compliments Adirondack Distributing Company, Inc. Congratulations to the Glass of '60 Frasier Paint Corp. PAINTS, WALLPAPER and GLASS Phone 2-6549 - We Deliver 39 Park Street Glens Falls, N. Y. REGAN 81 DENNY FUNERAL SERVICE. Inc. Compliments of BUSH'S SUPER MARKET COMPLIMENTS of lUSl'lEY'S CLEANERS l34 Hudson Sfreof SO. GLENS FALLS BUTZ FLORIST Andrew R. Butz, Prop. 2 Glendale Drive RX 3-3448 GLENS FALLS, N. Y. CAPEZZUTl'S BARBER SHOP I63 MAPLE STREET GLENS FALLS, N. Y. 112 Congralulafions io l'he Class of l960 of Sl. Mary's Academy From the shops at The Sandy Hill Iron and Brass Works come paper macbiues that go to all parts of the world. I f ld if ,J Wx ' Qfnzf I 5 IRUH 8. BRASS WURK ' D U P L E X 00NSTllUOTION 00. lncorporaled e .Dial 2-3 I 64 360 Glen Slreel Glens Falls, N. Y. W. L. Myers Phono 2-6527 GLENS FALLS JEWELRY SHOP KEEPSAKE DIAMOND RINGS FINE WATCH REPAIRING 20 Soulh Slrsel Glens Falls. N. Y. C OMPLIMENTS of GLENS FALLS BLOUSE CO. TO THE CLASS OF '60 Phone 2-4009 JUANlTA'S BEAUTY SHOP 224 Warren Slreel Glens Fells. N- Y- Phone 2-8230 HUDSON PARK GROCERY CARL BATTISTE, Prop. 2-6922 M I C O ' S Formal Rental Agency New Garments in Stock W'lJolesale - Retail 30 SOUTH STREET Glens Falls, N. Y. Gas Burners Gas and Electric Oil Burners WATER HEATERS Sales and Service JAMES A. CONKLIN PLUMBING and HEATING 8 Glenwood Avenue Glens Falls. N- Y- phone 2-2497 Licensed Plumber NORMAN'S SERVICE STATION GULFLEX G U L F LUBRICATION BATTERIES, TIRES, ACCESSORIES Broad Sl. end Hudson Ave. Telephone 2-5777 ALLEN'S MEN'S SHOP 262 Glen Street Glens Fells, N. Y. Tel. 2-4076 Buy your nexf shoes of W I I. E Y ' S Uust across thc slreetl Norllwern New York Headquarters For Fine Fitting Footwear I9 WARREN STREET ROlER'I S JEWELRY SHOP GRADUATION WATCHES A jeweler's Reputation Is Your Best Security 6 Werren SI. Glens Fells. N. Y. APEX DISCOUNT CENTER Next door to tbe Central Market THE FRIENDLY STORE WHERE YOU BUY FOR LESS 52 Cooper Sheel' MYOTT'S RESTAURANT Where Friends Meet Air Condifioned Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Saratoga Road - So. Glens Falls Telephone 2-9603 TRIADS MUSIC CENTER CONN-SELMAR BAND INSTRUMENTS I9 Exchange SI. GLENS FALLS. N. Y. Twin Falls Electric Supply Co.. Inc. ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTORS Bouleverd Glens Fells, N. Y. Tel. 2-0943 2-3 I 75 282 Glen SI. I. A P I'I A M ' S It pay: to play Phofo - Hobby and Sporfing Goods Suppliers CONGRATULATIONS fo 'Ihe Class of 1960 from 'k THE PEP GLUB For 24 Hour Service Call 4-3322 or 4-5588 RADIO DESPATCHED CABS ARROW CAB 173 Main Street Hudson Falls, N. Y. Don't Fuss - Call Us M. 8. M. CLEANERS 81 DYERS PHONE 2-24I3 2 LINCOLN AVENUE GLENS FALLS. N. Y. Compliments vf MOHICAN MOTEL LAKE GEORGE ROAD CRAIG'S PORTRAIT STUDIO For the Very Finest in Portrait Photography I99 Main Sfreef Hudson Falls. N. Y. Phone 4-5032 EVELYN'S FLOWERS 81 GIFTS HALLMARK CARDS Davis S+. Glens Falls, N. Y. Phone 2-6506 Your Florist for Every Orcasion For The Lifl Tbat Lasts DRINK BORDEN'S HOMOGENIZED MILK BORDEN'S DAIRY 250 Ridge Street Glens Falls, N, Dial 2-1144 E. F. GRANGER, Manager Y BEST WISHES To The CLASS OF 1960 Glarence H. Daggett Glass of 1960 GORDON T. MOYNIHAN CONGRA TULA TIONS to ihe Class of '60 HOWARD JOHNSON'S RESTAURANT Carl R. De Santis, Prop. U. S. Rt. 9 So. Glens Falls and Lalle George, N. Y. SUGAR BOWL Home Made Candy and lce Cream Daily 135 GLEN STREET Tel. 2-9863 C OMPLIM EN TS of FENTON PRODUCE SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 1960 EXCLUSIVE BEAUTY MART Agnes T. Kegan I4 WASHBURN AVENUE Skilled Attendants - 5 Barbers Phone 2-1535 WEDGEWAY BARBER SHOP For Your Convenience - By Appointment C. J. Terenhlli, Prop. 127 Glen St. GoodLuck GRADUATES GENERAL ELECTRIC CC. Capacitor Department J. E. SAWYER 8: CO.. INC. Distributors Hardware, Steel, Mill Supplies Plumbing and Heating Materials Kohler Fixtures Goulds Pumps Burnham Boilers, International Furnaces Palronize Your Local Hardware Dealer and Plumber 64-78 Glen Street Glens Falls, N. Y. HEIL'S SHOE STORE TID MAIN ST. Hudson Fells, New Yeti HANKS CANDY CO. SCHRAFFTS CHOCOLATES Fountain Supplies - Wholesale Confectionery l82 Maple Street Glens Falls, N. Y. The RIDGE FUNERAL HOME Ernest J. De Crescenzo Funeral Director I47 Ridge Street Glens Falls, N. Y. Phone 3-I l50 MICHAEL C. LINEHBN Specializing in LIFE INSURANCE I-IOSPITALIZATION INSURANCE ACCIDENT AND HEALTH INSURANCE Telephone 2-5728 or 2-2840 9 Venderheyden S+. Glens Falls, N. Y. SULLIVAN BROTHERS DAIRY and POULTRY PRODUCTS Dial 2-3494 0 Lower Warren Street Glens Falls, N. Y. J. R. McMULLEN CO. INC. DRESS and BLOUSE MANUFACTURERS Facfory S'Iore 7l Lawrence S+. Glens Falls. N. Y. RAY WYNN DISTRIBUTING CO. COTT QUALITY BEVERAGES Phone 3-0288 YOUNG'S MARKET The Bert in Meat: and Groceries I I3 BAY STREET Phone 2-6034 Horace Fleming, Prop. esrablished in l882 JAMES F. SINGLETUN INC. 93 Ridge Sireel' Glens Falls, New Yorlr 6 A M P B E L L Wholesale PLUMBING 8: HEATING CORP. 53 PARK STREET Glens Falls, New York Phone 2-2I55 The Gold Shade Restaurant and Pizzeria 99 WARREN smear The Little Restaurant with the Big Reputation YES . . . we deliver . . . Jusf call . . . 2-6543 Since 1934, Makers of Fine P I Z Z A MR. AND MRS. V. D'EMlI.lO, Props. 119 SINGLETGN FUEL CO. COAL, FUEL OILS CEMENT Dial 2-2 I 87 II Walnut Streel' GLENS FALLS. N. Y. Compliments of William F. La Pann Agency General Insurance and Life Insurance Serving You Thru Planned Protection 55 Elm S+. 3-I350 PARK STUDIO lr CAMERA SHOP Everything Photographic I3 Warren Sfreel' Phone 2-545I GLENS FALLS PERMANENT FIREMEN'S ASSOCIATION Best Wishes of NATHAN PROLLER INSURANCE 24 Elm Sfreel Glens Falls 2-588i W. F. GUIITZ lx SONS PRINTING - OFFICE SUPPLIES Ruling, Furniture, Bookbinding Phone 2-0042 I06 Ridge Sireel' Glens Falls, N. Y VIC'S PRODUCE MARKET GRIFFINS Fancy Fruit 81 Vegetables Specialty Fruit Baskets EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME I3 Feeder S+. Hudson Falls Telephone 4-6793 BUT THE GIRL . . . Best Wishes to :he Compliments of C SS0f '50 nosnrs nun QUEENSBURY BARBER SHOP GLENS FALLS The M A R T CONGRATULATIONS RECORDS GIFTS JEWELRY +0 ihe Class of loco PHOTOGRAPHY ' I6 WARREN sr. GLENS FALLS, N. Y. MERT 5 RESTAURANT GLENS FALLS SAVINGS 81 LOAN Compliment: of 37 BAY STREET BINLEY FLORIST INC. GLENS FALLS' N' Y' Store-171 Glen St. Greenhouse-31 Grant Ave TRDY SHIRT MAKERS GUILD. INC. SHIRT MANUFACTURERS Q 71 Lawrence Street Glens Falls, N. Y. 121 DeLONG'S DAIRY Go fo our new Dairy Bar for lhe biggesl and besl' Sundaes, Sodas, and Milk Shakes. Corner of Bay and Glenwood Ave. Glens Falls. N- Y- ETHAN DAVIGNON For All Your Insurance Needs STAPLE and FANCY Gnocelzlss . . Aluce L. Lmehan, Agency Dual 2 2184 44 Lawrence S+. Phono 2-3366 5 DAVIS smear GLENS FALLS N Y Glens Falls. New York S U C C E S S To The Glass of 1960 GLENS FALLS GDIINGIL No. 194 K. of C. 122 Compliments of JOHN J. COLLINS ADIRONDACK CONSTRUCTION INSURANCE AGENCY 47 Elm S+. Glens Falls, N. Y. C 0 R P O R A T I O N GENERAL INSURANCE glen, Fglls' N, Y, Phone 2-883I Compliments of . muse STREET Fnurr MARKET C 'P 'S Richard Collins, proprietor of II7 RIDGE STREET GLENS FALLS. N. Y. THE ERLANGER STORES Nevins CONSTRUCTION co. G ' F 'S- N- Y- an 47 Saraloga Springs, N. Y. HUDSON FALLS. NEW YORK ABBOTT'S PHARMACY ROZELLE 81 LCPOINT PLUMBING - HEATING - HARDWARE Abraham AIJbOI'I', B.S.. Reg. Pharmecisl BOTTLED GAS and APPLIANCES I05 Gansovoorl Rd. Dial 2-8383 Phone 2.4953 SO- GLENS FALLS. N- Y- 64 Main Sfreel Wesl Glens Falls 40, N. Y THE SMART ser C 'f 'f of Infants Through Teens KINGSBURY HOTEL Huskies 8: Chubbetts T'I' +5629 Hudson Falls, N. Y. BARBER'S MARKET C0mPli 'e f5 of 9-II SHIPPEY ST. GLENS FALLS, N. Y. Quality Meals 8: Groceries G L E N S U P P L Y Ph 2 sans 2 sallam' Foods w D 1' TELEPHONE 2'3I37 one ' B 6 'W' sz-54 Park s+f..+ Glens ml., N. Y. GOOD LUCK DAVID'S SHOES D'AMICO'S RESTAURANT Phono 4-9894 Corner of Dix 8: Moss St., Hudson Falls 123 Best Wishes to the Graduates of the Class of 1950 GLENS FALLS 81 HUDSON FALLS QS Members of me UPPER HUDSON DENTAL SOCIETY LIM of ST.MARY'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION U COMPLIMENTS United States Catheter and Instrument Corp. Bay Road Glens Falls, N. Y. Compliment: of Compliment, ZEKFS YILLAGE CAB L to Go r o on of a o g GI s F T. I. KENNEDY DISTRIBUTING GUMPANY, F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. WHERE MILLIONS SAVE MILLIONS' GLENS FALLS. N. Y. Abbott's Corner Grill 4l Main Street So. Glens Falls, N. Y. Steaks - Chops - Steamed Clams Fried Shrimp - Chicken in the Basket y STEPHEN HERTZ C ourteous Complete Travel Service HILDRETH'S TRAVEL BUREAU JEWELER , J. H. Hildreth M. H. Hildrerh 111 Glen Strut Glens Fells, N. Y.- Phone 2-65.3 Suns '07-'08 Queensbury Hofel Glens Fells, N. Y. Prescriplions COMPLIMENTS . . of Candles Cosmehcs HARDER SILO COMPANY INC. DOLAN DRUGS Soufh Glens Falls. N. Y. I40 Glen Sf. The OUTLET Men's ond Boys' S'l'ore Di Dio's Flower Shop 8: Greenhouses Phone 2-1521 - 2-5445 17 Luzerne Rd. W. Glens Fells, N. Y. On Glen Slrool' Hill Cvmplimmlf of COMPLIMENTS BELSTRAZ GARAGE nf Home of Electronic Tune Up I0b DIX AVENUE Phone 2-0621 SAVE-ON PLUMBING 81 HEATING Since I869 9 IN GLENS FALLS, N. Y. THE FRIENDLY DEPARTMENT STORE INCLUDING Shoes - Beauly Salon - Homemaker Shop Convenienl' Parking - Elm-Shoplol' Irear of slofel 127 L O O M I S AGENCY, INC. Over One Hundred Years 'ff I nsuranre Service 18 EXCHANGE STREET Glens Falls, New York HILL-DAY OUTLET STORE Men's Shirts - Piece Goods ond Ladies' Blouses SOUTH GLENS FALLS Best Wishes To CLASS OF '60 HAYES TOBACCO COMPANY Phone 2-6561 Glens Falls ancl Saraloga Compliments of MASSIE'S GRILL Gifts Housewares Gourmet Foods Home Bar Accessories A B C GIFT SHOP Imported Foods and Gifts 28-30 Elm Sf. Glens Falls, N. Y, Phone 3-3456 I Congratulations GLENN s enocsnv cms of mo A Friendly Store in u Friendly Town D I A M Q N D 1' A X I GROCERIES - BEVERAGES - FROZEN FOODS 2-2622 - 2-4545 208 Main S+. Soulh Glens Falls, N. Y. Servife T0 YOU and Safely Are Our Tel. 2-8l72 Most Important Factors H. s. ENGLANDER - E. D. wr-me Cvmfffmfnff of A F BARBER E 8: M LAUNDRY ' ' and Coinomafic Corner of Park and Soulln ENGLANDER BROTHERS RX 2-5594 For Your Ar? Carved Diamond Ring . See Complnnents of JOHN G. KOPF R. G. LANDRY l00 Main Shoe? Tel. 4-430 Business Machines Ol:UBgOSCgrEe:2'L:3lsL??ce I2 Park Sfreel Glens Falls, N. Y. 128 Success To Class of 1960 Brown Bros.- Electrical Contractors Cor. Lawrence and Cooper Sts. - Box 592 Glens Falls, New York RUSSELL S. BROWN VERNON L. BROWN Phone 3-3434 3-3435 THE M. AMES GHEMIGAL WORKS, ING. COMPLIMENTS of ED PARADY 81 TOM HORRIGAN ALLSTATE INSURANCE AGENTS COMPLIMENTS OF GERALD P. BOYLE Thomas J. Wade TELEVISION SERVICE AND SALES N X Your satisfaction our pleasure 6 Hovoy S+. Dial 2-l553 Glen F Il Compliments 0f TRI-COUNTY MOTOR PARTS II9 Warren St. Glens Falls, N Y 129 BEST WISHES to CLASS OF l960 CARSON-DUFFY AGENCY. INC. 37 Bay Sfreel' Phone 2-0913 Glens Falls, N. Y. BULLARD - GLENCRAFT Priniing. Inc. Quality Printing Service Sinre 1907 Glens Falls, New York Phone 2-2050 Thomas F. Barton Clendon W. Cone CLYDE'S HARDWARE 81 APPLIANCE STORE I5 Main S+ree+ SouI'h Glens Fells PAINT 8: GLASS Clyde L. Hess, Prop. Phone 2-2750 MORAN'S SPORTING GOODS STORE Complete Line of Rilles. Pistols, Seepes. Fishing Tackle Sporis Equipmeni, Cemeres end Supplies 33 Mein Shook Tel. 4-4182 Hudson Fells Evertbing for tbe Sportsman Charge Plan COMPLIMENTS MOYNIHAN'S SERVICE STATION Cor. Ridge 8: Sanford Sis. COMPLSMENTS CORNER COFFEE SHOPPE 0 Coner Ridge 8: Warren Sis. FOR A SNACK OR A MEAL 24234 34234 Lois and Harold Fagnano, Props. Compliments Congxtjzlfilionx of Class of '60 I CORENTTO'S BOTTLED GAS SERVICE S Phone: 4-3273 Hudson Fells. N. Y. O ' C 0 N N O R Mews - READY TO WEAR - Women's I47 MAPLE STREET e-LENS FALLS, New YORK HILL ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. Largest Selection of Lighting Fixtures in Northern New York I74 BROAD STREET Phone 3-3436 Glens Fells, N. Y. HOLLISTEIl'S PLUMBING and HEATING GOIIP. liommercial - Industrial Installations Dial 4-4I47 I3I River Street Hudson Falls, N. Y. Success to the cuss or mo E. Leo Spain Agency, Incorporated E. Leo Spain William P. Leonard 409 Rogers Bldg. Glens Falls, N Phone 2-093l Insurance of ALL KINDS with service .Y. Congratulations CLASS OF '60 MONROE 81 HARRINGTON PLUMBING at HEATING HUDSON VALLEY HOMES Builder-Dealer of NATIONAL HOMES Licensed Real Estate Brokers 48 Main St. South Glens Falls, N. Y. G. F. 2-3II3 2-9I38 COMPLIMENTS Of MONTGOMERY WARD 240 Glen St. Compliments ol LOGAN SERVICECENTER Foot of Glen Street Hill I COMPLIMENTS I of S. M. A. VARSITY CLUB l You Don'f Have To Play A Sport l To Be One I UKNOBBY RECORDS I H. c. KNoaLAucH s. son ' 7 BROAD ST. Hudson Falls, N. Y. I New and Used Records ALSO Julce Boxes, Games 8: Background Music Congratulations to the Class of 1960 Daean Gonstruction Go. General Masonry Coniracfors 2 NUMAN STREET Sysfems Glens Falls 2-8957 Hudson Falls 4-37I7 and 4-7693 2-3043 4-3454 I Complinwnls of suu.lvAN s. MINAI-IAN, MADDEN INC. onus coMrANv THE PRESCRIPTION STORE I Funeral Home Dial 2-5I22 254 Glen Sfreel Glens Falls, N. Y. I Compliments of 67 Perl: SI. Glens Falls. N. Y. I JOINTA LIME COMPANY Congratulations and Best W ishes to the Class of 1960 LAWRENCE STREET PHARMACY R. Pezzulo, Prop. Phone 2-4478 Cor. Lawrence 8: Walnul Sls. GLENS FALLS, NEW YORK X O I ,,z 5: 39. I l'l'l I UI 0000000 Z 0 Q Q J U5 -T 0 0 -4' QQ Q 0 3 0 Tl E.. F Z -4 THE FASHION SHOP of GLENS FALLS Your Home of Magazine Fashions I5-I7 RIDGE STREET Glens Falls, N. Y. Complimenl: of QUEENSBURY COUNTRY CLUB Compliments vf suns nonucx a. co. Furniture to suit c1ery home need LlYlNGSTON'S Jewelers Since I89O QUALITY MANOR Lower Mein Sl. Hudson Falls Phono4-3583 If you don't know diamonds, know your jeweler DIAMOND IMPORTERS COMPLIMENTS 208 Glen Sl. Glens Falls. N. Y. OF 387 Washinglon S+., Boslon. Mess. 38 Hoveniersslraal, Anfwerp, Belgium CHASE HOMES A P E X Industrial Construction Corp. 2I WALNUT ST.-Box 5I GLENS FALLS, N. Y. Dial RX 2-58 I 9 BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF H60 ST. MARY'S ALUMNI ASSOCIATION 134 A I II - L A N D Mnlor Parts, Inc. AUTOMOTIVE - JOBBERS 250 Main Slreef 23-25 Bay S+reeI' Hudson Fells Glens Falls 4-3329 2-092I I Main Sfreel' I5 Main S+. Greenwich. N. Y. Granville MY 2-2254 Granville 778 Compliments of JOHN W. REARDON and J. ROBERT I.aPANN Licensed Real Estate Brokers 55 ELM ST. l2-5894l GLENS FALLS C OMPLIMENTS OF R. J. SELLECK 81 SON GENERAL PAINTING 81 DECORATING CONTRACTORS Compliments to the P. DeSANTIS RESTAURANT Sandwiches - Lunches - Dinners CIGSS of '50 av LAWRENCE sr. Dial 2-9830 DR. MARY H. O'KEEFE OPCD 11:30 AM. mi zioo AM. COMPLIMENTS Compliments gf of BOCCHI BROS. AUTO SERVICE MAPLEWOOD DAIRY Burgoyne Ave. H. F. Ph. 4-3055 CONGRATULATIONS from Bannon a. CHAPMAN ILUE SKY RESTAURANT Lelxe George Rd. EVERYTHING IN THE MUSIC LINE 144 Glen St. Glens Falls C. A. NOILES Locksmith - General Repairing BOXER'S DRUG STORE Prescription Specialists Bicycles - Tools Sherpaned COSMETICS D I. PERFUME5 253 Bay Street - Near Railroad Crossing F31 29 NTT Phone: z-sm Glens nn., N. Y. ' '65 COMPLIMENTS BOULEVARD BOWLING CENTER of The Picture Lounge Edward and Thomuf olconnor Restaurant and Cocldail Room Excavating Banquels and Parties Grading -- Paving PHONE 2-2229 or 2-7356 17 Brunswick Automatics PHONE 2-1525 The Compliments of National Cash Regist 7 Broad Street C-LENS FALLS, New YORK er Co. NIAGARA ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT CO. 5I Ridge Sf. Glens Falls, N. Y RCA VICTOR 81 PHILCO Stereo Sound and Television PHONE 2-0991 Compftmenls of ANDY'S BARBER SHOP 155 Maple Sk. Andrew Capezzutt, Prop. DURLING STUDIO and CAMERA SHOP 4-4663 4-72 59 8 Main Street Hudson Falls, N. Y. IAMES I-I. MOYNIIIAN CUMPANY COAL - FUEL OILS MASON SUPPLIES 2-1402 - Dial - 2-1259 FERRY BOULEVARD SOUTH GLENS FALLS, N. Y. Congratulations To the Glass of 1960 0'00NNOII'S FUEL 0IL SEIIIIIGE 225 Sou+h S+. Glens Falls, N. Y. Phone 2-3 76I DONOHUE'S MARKET Quality Always 207 Maple Sfreef Glens Falls, N. Y. Phones 2-09II and 2-09I2 SAYASTA RADIO 8. TV SALES 8. senvuce Radio Television Hi-Fi Bufferies Tubes Accessories 30 Mein' SI. 4-6687 Hudson Falls Compliments of SKYLINE BOWLING ALLEYS OPEN ALL YEAR SALES RENTALS APPRAISALS GLENS FALLS REAL ESTATE CO.. INC. GLENS FALLS, N. Y. Tel. 2-l089 Tony J. Poulos Albert J. Leombruno LEOMBRUNO 81 POULOS PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS Kresge Building Glens Pulls, N. Y. Phono 2-9592 LOCKE AGENCY. INC. General Insurance Firsl' Nalional Bank Building Hudson Falls, N. Y. Phone: 4-48I6 COOL INSURING AGENCY, Inc. GENERAL INSURANCE will C L A R K ' S Discounf Dept 'Sfore Everything For Less 223 Warren Sl. Glens Falls, N. Y. Success fo fhe Class of '60 From SHANGRAW'S PHARMACY GLEN al GRANT 24 Maple Sfreel Phone 2-0947 Glens Falls New York BEST W151-1135 from A FRIEND Congratulations to the CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF .960 to the CLASS OF l960 00UllT McDEIlMOTT No. l88 CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA from THE MOST DESTRUCTIVE MAN IN TOWN W. ROBERT 0'60llll0ll Wrecking and Demolilion Conlraclor Fully Insured 3 Firsl Sfreel' Glens Fells Phone 2-6296 for Esfimefes Sutress Io Ibe Class of '60 from SMITH 81 TIMMS SERVICE STATION Comer Bay 8: Sanford Slreefs GLENS FALLS, N. Y. EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY Compliment: of QUEENSBURY COUNTRY CLUB , I Compliments af H. I F. 'INCH' INC. GLENS FALLS MULLEN WELDING 8: IRON WORKS NEW YORK Welders - Ornamental Iron Wcmrks Fabricators - Cyclone Fences Tel. 2-46II 83 DIX AVE. GLENS FALLS, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF F ,U-Myl... uasyqszvsh H-:S'l '+1's - Q O 5 . A f ,K . I A f NORTHERN HUMES ING. Fac'l'ory Builf Homes of All Types Phone Hudson Falls 4-4128 139 l l GLENS FALLS NATIUNAL Bank and Trust Gompany I 250 GLEN STREET 0 GLENS FALLS, NEW YORK l l 67I Upper Glen Sfreef Glens Falls, New Yorlx I l59 Broadway Forl Edward, New York 0 l Over One Hundred Years of Service I 8 5 I I 9 6 0 I Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. I l I I RIDGE BOOK SHOP Gifis - Greeting Cards Sdfdfogd Smiowy-Toys Vichy Disfribufing Co Al The Clock John R. Sheehan - Disfribufor 228 GLEN STREET Congratulations to the LELAND PAPER CO. Class of 'I960 WHOLESALE PAPER MERFHANTS LA CABANNA 1' RESTAURANT Phone 2-0949 76 Lawrence S+. Phone 2-0803 Glens Falls, New Yorlx 140 ' - r .X 1. 1 : 'LCSW ..- ,V -av J... ss. 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