St Peters Academy - Veritas Yearbook (Saratoga Springs, NY)
- Class of 1950
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H , ll Wsutcm . The Senior Class St. Peter's Academy Saratoga Springs, New York VERITAS As we The ' V St Peter's Add 1 Sh This vom'me 0f HV'rttos , we S ompme meomng Grid sTrIvo wmwtme the Wme suggested m H' strength uf the ward VermjsHiH Truth Actually nothing merits our thought and COHSIdErGMOH me ' then that which is t Truth for ultimately ONLY the Truth shall trrumph. Br, just and fear wot; Let all Hut vnds thou ainf t at be thy country's Thy GorPs and truth, iSHAKESPEARE THE VERY REVEREND DANIEL R. BURNS, V. F. To our devoted pastor, The students of St, Peter's owe o sincere debt of gratitude. His kindly interest, paternal guidance, and priestly vigilance in every phase of our young lives have contributed immeasurably to our Cath- olic Education. THE REVEREND JOHN D. CURLEY, STL 1n the friendly manner of Father Curley, we truly know a steadfast companionship. His worm hearted encouragement and unlimited efforts to broaden our sports and C. Y O. Gcfivities hove enriched our high school days. THE REVEREND PETER F. SHEERAN Our high regard for Father Sheeron is paralleled by the confidence we place in his advice and judgment No one has escaped his thoughtful influ- ence and active concern for the wel- fare of St. Peter's students, both in- dividually and collectively. Ebadication Three hundred years ago in Le Puy, France, the Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph was born, Since that time, zealous women of this order have founded schools, hospitals and colleges throughout the world. In 1836, the Congrega- tion come to America establishing its Motherhouse in Corondelet, Missouri. It is particularly significant that we, who have accepted the Faith and been formed upon the teaching and example of these devoted sisters, should dedicate our yearbook to them on this their Three Hundredth Anniversary Year. F A C U L T Y Mother St. James Sister John Dolores Sister Philip Neri Sister Mary Florence Sister Mary Vincent Sister Benedicto Sister Mary Florine Sister Anne Margaret Sister Gerardo Joseph Sister Vincent Marie Sister Agnes Clare Sister Margaret Poul Sister Clement Marie Sister Frances Regis Sister Catherine Patrick Sister Thomas Edward cgem'oz Choice; H VERITAS OMNIA VINCIT This motto so closely connected with the title of our yearbook signifies to us something of great importance We have chosen the phrase Truth conquers all for the reason that in it we see a goal well worth striving for. Man has a conscience. How he follows it depends on his own free will. In the end, he discovers that when he followed Truth he was happiest May this motto as a beacon light guide us ever to right choices in the secure knowledge that in His Truth lies our peace and the attainment of happiness. CLASS FLOWER Forget-me-not. All the impressive words that have ever been used could never surpass the strength implicit in the name of the simple little flower Forget-me-not . Strange it is that such a tiny creature of God has the power to remind us of so much of the past; And this is the exact purpose for which we have the Forget-me-not as our Class Flower. CLASS COLORS Blue is Our Blessed Mother's color, and has ever been a cymbol of loyalty. To us it represents loyalty to teachers, parents, friends, classmates and above all to our Alma Mater and the Ideals she has taught. Gold reminds us of Our Blessed Mother's royalty, and has ever been a symbol of success. To us it represents not only worldly but, more important, spiritual success. In choosing Blue and Gold as our Class Colors, we pray that each of us loyally following the aII-encompassing Truths of God will reach Eternal Success. C LASS PATRON ESS tiO thou . . . who from thy fair irrudimzt palms scutterest all lore and loveliness as alms; Yea, holy one, who winest thyself to beauty for the worldF, It has been suggested that when Francis Thompson wrote these lines, he was thinking of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal. She, whose image, etched on jewels or stamped on tin, is worn by so many mil- lions of the faithful. We, who feel ourselves to be her special children by virtue of our devotion to her as manifested in our perpetual noe vena, have chosen Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal as our Class Patroness. May she who patterned her life according to the Will of God, so that its shining moral beauty has ever been our tainted na- turels solitary boast'l scatter her graces and rich love into our lives and grant us to follow her in the Way of Truth unto Life. THOMAS F. MAGOVERN, Class President High erected thoughts seated in the heart of courtesy Editor, orator, student, sportsmonhWell mannered 0nd unassuminghCompetent in the superlative degreewCloss President 3, 4hBosketboll 1, 2, 3, 4hFootbollh Public Speaking 3, 4hC. Y. O.-Sonctu- cry Boy-Edifor, Veritos'thependoble hVersotileh'lMoose MARJORIE J. HENZEL The best of healers is good cheer Jollyd-Joviothronk and fun Ioving-Goy hegrted songstress-Orderly - Respectful hEvgarybody's frienthice President, C. Y. OhClbss Secretory 4- Veritos Typ- ing Staff-Good humoredhlnimitobleh J'Morgie ; TERESA R. ROBBINS, Vice President Whose little body lodged c1 mighty mind Tiny, but rremendoushin wit, learning, kindness, cooperationhCloss Vice Presi- dent 4-Choithublic Sneaking 3, 4- Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4-BosketbaH 3, 4- Literory Editor, Veritos hUnselfishh Understonding- Tre0 . JAMES O. CLUKIES With malice toward none, with charity for all Heart worming smilehColthven fem- perethportsmonship of its best-A ster- ling characterhClass Treasurer 4-C. Y. QhBosketboll, Football 1, 2, 3, 4hSonc- luory Boyh- Veritos Art Steftholerant hAppreciotive- J im . MM JAMES A'HEARN The one way To multiply happiness is to divide it. Agreeoble disposition-Good natured per- sonalitw-Considerate towards oll3lndoor sportsmon3C. Y. Q-4Veritos Circula- tion Sfoff-Cheerful-Foncy freea'Uim . RUDY S. BREYO He is rich who is contented Not 0 care in the worId-Thct priceless virtue of satisfaction with what he 11053 Quaint remarks wh$ch have provided many a lough-C. Y. 0.3-Junior Bake Sale- hVeritas Circulation Steff3Corefree-3 Goy3 Rudy . J , Qt 3.63339. ameQ-I d3 and! W A cwix MW! fV MAJ, ZZZ w 11?er 23 f c A V I A X w 44X JEANNETTE A. BOOTIER All that's good of dark or bright, Meets in her aspect and her eyes Crisp white blouses3Flowlessly pressed skirts-Well shined shoes3Alwoys there when there's something doing or 10 be done3Doily Mass go-er3Cheerleoder 1, 2, 3, 43Choir3Basketboll3C, Y. 0.3 Veritos Typing St'aff-Friendly3Pleos- ing3HJ0yH. 5 K . N x. c STANCEMVURNS We are such stuff as dreams are made of, Long flowing locks3Litt'le girl borrets3- Lovely voice3Pcised3Poetically inclined -Surprising wit-C. Y, O.--Public Speak- ing 3, 43'1Veritos Literary Staff3Toll3 Willowy- Connie . . V30 JEAN M. BREEN Her voice was ever soft, gently, low II Jeannie with the light brown hoirH3Co- operation personified3Doily of Moss and Communion-Cheer!ec1der 1-C. Y, 0.- Junior Bake Sole3 Veritos3' Typing Staff 3TronquiI3Cheerful3'ernnie , GEKIRUDE ,A. COLLWQ , W 3h ' a Wlt's ggd to be merrMpnd WISe $uch Rimbitiy-Congeniol, competent, rust thy3- olent in many lines3 Cheerl der 1, 2, 3, 43Boske'rboll 3, 4- ChoiT-C. Y. O,-Public Speaking 3, 43 Literary Editor, Veritas -FoithfuI-Re- ' lioble- Trudy . s JANICE H. DELAY The flower of meekness on a stem of Outwardly reservedsStounch friend-Avid talker, after schoolsBosketball 3, 4-C. Ys O.s Veritos Typing StaffsPetite- Nonchalonts'Uonnie . CLARK W. GRANT They also serve who stand and wait. Sleepy time boysEnvioble shock of curls -Full of funsC. Y. OsJunior Bake Sale - Veritos Circulation SteffHLonguorous -Inimitoble- Lovey . NANCY M. DEVIZZIO In quiet she has learned To dwell. Would rother listen than toIk-Soft- voicedsSweet smile-Alwoys has her as- signmentssWonts to be 0 secretory-C. Y. OsJunior Bake Soles'Veritos Typ- ing StaffsNeotsPunctuoI- Non . HELEN M. GRIFFIN A blithe heart makes 0 blooming vis- age. Newcomer in Junior Years-Heorty laugh -Merry smiIe-Quickly 0 friend with all -C. Y. Os- Veritos Typing Staff- Wittyslrrepressibles'Griff . My va ' M9N3 JEAN H. FOY 'A friend is never born until a man hath need. You'll know her by her grinsReody, will- ing and usually ablesFriendly personality ----C Y OsBasketboIl-C. Y, 0. Drama- tics- Veritos Business Staff-Shorts Sweet- Jeonnie . W. IRENE c. HELENEK Charity is the chief and most charm- ing virtue. Ready to help or any time-Heort win- ning wayssPicture of good health and friendlinesssC. Y. QsJunior Bake Sale s'IVeritqs Circulation Stoff-Quiet- Unossumings'Renie . MM; argue JOHN E. HENNESSY Oh, wit, thy merry laugh is every- where. Senior addition to SPA's Wit CluFClass croonereBosketboll Stor-Boseboll 1, 2 I 3, 4e-Secretory-Treosurer, Varsity Club eHVeritos Circulation Staffelmperturb- ableeGentIemonly- Johnny . EDWARD J. LANDRY 512 The force of his own merit makes his way. Avid sports faneStor pitchereMemorobIe 3rd Witch in MocbefheBosketboll l, 2, 3, 4eBoseboll l, 2, 3, 4-Footbolle Veritas Circulation StaffeEnergetice- AthleTiC-w'Ted . w: NANCY A. HICKEY Foithfulness and sincerity first of all Envioble disposition--Quiet, pleasing ways eBlue eyed-Serenely happyeC. Y. 0e Basketball 3, 4e Veritos Typing Staff eUnruffledeCongenicIe NanceH. FREDERICK J. McNEARY ELINOR F. JOHNSON Busy us a bee'1 Sparkling personality-Smooth dancer- Lively cheerleadereBubbling over with school spirih-Conscientious-Enthusiostic eBosketboll 3, 4-Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 4 ePublic Speaking 3-J'Veritos Business Staffe-Socioble-Courteous- Elinor . THOMAS V. MULLAN And still they gazed, and still the wonder grew That one small head could carry all he knew. Easy going and friendlye-West'em Union's Number One BoyeDeep thinkereaWell read-BosebolleC. Y. O.-Public Speak- ing 3, 4e Veritos Literary SteffeBright AAQZQ Il-J'Tomlc MICHAEL J. MURPHY A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men Smooth and pleasant manneredMExperi- eI'Iced at offoirs finoncioI-Not eosily provokedeLoods of tuneKeen mind- BosketboH-Public Speaking BeSonctuory Boy--Ct Y. QeCloss Treasurer BeBusi- ness Manager of Veritosi'e-Wittye ScholarlyehBuddy . .x ROBERT L. QUINN Like 0 pond, still but deep Not only helps, but likes to helpeAlwoys there with that pleasing grineAs much at home on skis 05 ot the pioan Y O --Sonctuory BoyeJunior Boke Solee Veritos Literary StaffeLoyoleelpful - Bobby W v27: ehw X x J 0 XX e 4v , w? Jew, IV? RICHARD G. O'ROURKE God and learning go hand in hand. Football devotee-Willing helperePleos- ant tempered e Affoble e Basketball e FootbolIeC, YI OeSonctuory Boy- Veritos Art StoffeSIncereeFriendly- Dick . GEORGE .I. REYNOLDS There is no royal road to geometry, The air of 0 Supreme Court JudgeeHis one deficiency, tardinesseGeometry fon eSports lovereCourteous intelligent, thoughtfuleC. Y. 0 President 4e-Bose: boiIhVice President Varsity Club4 'Veri- tos Business Stoff-aFriendlyeFirst rote - Judger . waM 1;; oUWcW ?in XOK FRANCIS J. QUINN All his faults are such that one loves him the better for them, The older of the twins-Ever the optimist eOne ot the Big Five eWriter for the EvongelisteBosebolleBosketboll 1, 2, 3, kCI Y. Or-Public Speaking 4eSonctu- ory Boy-UVeritos Business .Stoff-Ami- oble-Sinceree'Tron . MARY T. REYNOLDS True wit is; nature to advantage dressed. Master of the art of fudge-mokingeEx- ceptionolly Well reod-Her one mod pos- sion, pizzoeC. Y. OeJunior Bake Sole -Auth0r, Junior Closs Doy Songs-Gifted eJoviol- Mory . PATRICIA A. REYNOLDS It is the wise head that makes the still tongue Serious, but only in seoson-Energetic square doncer-Fovorite pastime, driving eJunior Bake SoleeC. Y. Ose'VerirosH Art StaffeThoughtful e Industrious- Pot . i0?KM '30 MARY ANN RICHMOND Patience is the best remedy for every trouble. Ever ready helpereEven temperedeEn- i'husiostic knitting foneFoithful collector of Catholic Digest Duese'iVerims Typ- ing StaffeConscientiouseCompetent- Mory Ann. W t i 33a. RUTH M. ROWLAND And the night shall be filled with music. A blonde, blue-eyed wisp of a girle Golden voiced-High school organist- Alert, dependable workereFine friende C. Y. O, SecretoryePublic Speaking 3, 4 e Circulation Manager, HVeritos - ThoughtfulePoinsmkingv- Ruthie . SYLVESTER D. SMALDONE HA men of ood humor is welcome on - ll y where. Football huskyeArgue-er par excellence -Ciossroom delightelndomitoble spirite Founder and First President, Varsity Club -C. Y, QeVarsity Basketball, Football 1, 2, 3, 4 e Hearty e Enthusiastic e- Junie . PATRICIA A. SULLIVAN A willing helper does not wait to be asked. Thoughtful of others-A will to wineDe- pendoble-lngeniouseespeciclly at getw ting odseC. Y. Or-Choir-Junior Bake Solee Veritas Business StaffeWhole- someeEornestewot . U iRmumzz g7 Mm w F kammt VERITASSTAFF Editor-in-Chief Business Manager ART STAFF Sylvester Smoldone James Clukies Patricio Reynolds Mary Reynolds Richard O'Rourke TYPING STAFF Marjorie Henzel Jeannette Bootier Irene Helenek Nancy Hickey Mary Ann Richmond Jean Breen Helen Griffin Janice Delay Nancy Devizzio I950 - - Thomas Mogovem - - - Michael Murphy LITERARY STAFF BUSINESS STAFF Teresa Robbins Elinor Johnson Gertrude Collins Patricio Sullivan Constance Burns Jean Foy Robert Quinn Francis Quinn Thomas Mullen George Reynolds CIRCULATION STAFF Ruth Rowland Clark Grant Rudy Breyo Edward Landry John Hennessy Fred McNeory James A'Heorn Francis Quinn and Assistant Jean Foy were chosen to edit the SPA. Page in the Evangelist this year. At this point they seem to have been inspired with one of the ideas that mode the St. Peter's issue such 0 success. Business Monoger Murphy checks accounts The Joys of Journalism lndustriously busy with pen, ink, drawing pencil, type- writer and cash box are these members of the vari- ous yearbook staffs whose combined efforts, spear- headed by their indefatig- Gbie editor, have produced this issue of Veritas , The Artists' Life JUNIOR CLASS First Row: 1. to r, Lawrence Mitchell, John Reed, Carol Johnson, Philip Waring, Trees, Kathleen Confer, Vice-Pres., Frank Arpey, Pres, Barbara Bootier, Sec, William Walsh, Eva Helenek, Robert D'Andreo, Frank Tompkins. Second Row: Patricio Mark, Margaret Hogan, Patricio Sobino, Ellen Fogorty, Beverly Hanna, Shirley Woghom, Margaret Moher, Rosemary Trombly, Margaret DeGregory, Elizabeth Mark Third Row: Arthur Coppemoll, John Totten, Thomas DeLocey, Joseph Lloyd, Ralph Grosso, Anthony Levo, Edward Lloyd, John Scavone, Edward Brown, Louis DeMatteo. SOPHOMORE CLASS First Row: l. to r. Malcolm Quinn, Marlene LoCroix, Mary Reynolds, Trees, Joseph i Maglione, Pres., Nancy Moloney, Vice-Pres , Arthur Reimon, Sec, Carol Coleman, Emma Lou McGourty, Robert Betts. Second Row: John Farone, Rosemary D'Andreo, Veronica Mocico, Mary Moher, Florence Ebert, Barbara Hlavoty, Ethel Cookinghom, John Pompey. Third Row: Joseph Griffith, Judith Griffin, Dorothea Clukies, Rose Marie Rocco, Virginia Breshel, Shirley Pike, Poul Cossidy. FRESHMAN CLASS First Row: I. To r Thomas Foy, Elizabeth Mocico, Anita Betts, Katherine Walsh, James Brown, Trees, Genevieve Reynolds, Vice-Pres,, Gerald Smithl Pres, Mary Burke Sec, William Farrell, Elizabeth McMahon, Gail Forone, Albert Foy. Second Row: Mary Ann Zevetchin, Nora Griffin, Lucy Malone, Elaine Sesslemon, Josephine Scovone, Patricia Fredette, Patricio Ebert, Elizabeth Ebert, Ann Uscovifch, Anna Marie Taylor, Patricio Curtis, Catherine Patterson. Third Row: Robert Jones, Robert McCarty, Malcolm Mogovem, Frances Bootier, Helen A'Heorn, Ann MCGirr, Mary Alice Duvol, Michael O'Connell, William Mosemon, Arthur Carroll. Fourth Row: Charles Bordino, Poul Trogni, David Stiles, Robert Speers, John Mongini, John Jordon GRADUATES OF 1949 5 a First Row: l. o 11 Joan Casey, Frances Mocico, Patricio Smith, William Ford, Anita D'Andreo, Joseph Grosso, Jean Doherty, Valedictorian; Father Bums, John Bollinger, Solutotorian; Emma Corr, Faust D'Andreo, Patricio Totten, Alice Ebert, Anne Dris- coll, Carlo Clukies. Second Row: Margaret Moher, Nancy Hughes, Morypof Arm- strong, Barbara Lynett, Richard Rowland, Ann Brown, Harold Loggins, Catherine Uscovitch, David Russell, Rita Brown, Peter Helenek, Patricia Klein, Anne Cossidy, Sally Noonon, Mary Jane Hickey, Katherine Witkop. M t. g THE JOLLY JUNIORS HLife begins at Nine . From the looks on the faces of the students, you can tell that the bell has not yet rung for silence and rank formation. With the 8:45 Lineup and recently adopted Beitline System , the round of daily Ciosses begins at S. P. A. DID DAVID STILES AND BOBBY McCARTY FORGET THEIR TIES????? S. P. A. ON PARADE! Seniors iinger to listen to lost minute scores before leaving Big League Baseball tor the Beltline . . i They wear their i2 years of hard labor rather well OS they pause to pose with Sister Agnes Clare . . . First Period, Monday: English, where, with Sister Frances Regis, the week is sure to start off on o literary note . The Library: for research assign- ments, recreational reading, or just plain browsing ; with Mother St. James to aid when in doubt. From Freshmen to Seniors, Algebra Class to Typing, the Sisters attempt to instiH some knowledge into our heads, while throughout the halls chorus of formulae blend with clock of typewrit- ers, typitying the busy day at St. Peter's . . t By the way, Rudy, what happened to the beltline???9? Reminds us of Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer w w .W m a m . For whcm The beHs toH . . for whomD e . . for everybody at S. P A every forfyefive minutes Why be sure To set your watch occordmg to Schod TimcU e . . The sands of time run swiftly, and ih re1rospec'r we see that they have shpped all too swiny from the hourgbss of our high school days. .1; 3?.1XSJ L. 7 0 1. J .0th ' Vance- azara 322m FOOTBALL RECORD 1949 S. P. A. OPPONENTS 37 ST. John's, Albany ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 13 12 Salem ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4O 34 St. Mary's, Hudson ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 14 7 Milne .......................................................... 7 32 St. John's, Albany ...................................... O Milne .. 18 S. P. A. 25 43 42 52 35 32 22 43 42 45 62 38 45 32 43 23 VARSITY BASKETBALL 1949-50 St Mary's, Glens Falls ,, Glens Falls Fort Edward .......... St. John's, Albany Sorotogo Hi St, Mary's, Mechonicvill Fort Edward St John4sl Albionyim St Mary's, Glens Falls St Mary's, Soratogo Hi Mechonicvill Waterford Glens Falls Waterford OPPONENTS High .......... 62 44 29 gh ........ 7, .. 41 Hudson ,,,,,, V ,,,,, 60 e ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 48 46 49 44 Hudson ...... 39 gh ...... 74 e 39 ......... 30 High ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 74 J. V. SCORES S. P. A. OPPONENTS 13 St. Mary's, Glens Falls .............................. 52 19 Glens Falls High ...... 55 18 Fort Edward ....... 38 52 ST. John's, Albany , 29 22 Sorot'ogo High .............. 38 30 St. Mory1s, Hudson ,. 28 1 Mechanicville ..... 33 18 Fort Edward ....... 29 29 St John's, Albany . 3O 13 St. Mary's, Glens Falls . 25 17 St. Mary's, Hudson .. A 30 21 Saratogo High 48 29 Mechonicville ,, 24 16 Waterford ...... 33 24 Glens F0115 High 28 Warerford 22 VARSITY CLUB The Year 1949 was 0 momentous one in S. P. A.'s Sports Program. Realizing the need for 0 motivating force to incite greater interest and participation in the school's sports pro- gram, 0 group of Iettermen under the leadership of Sylvester Smoldone met, drew up a charter and constitution, and founded the Varsity Club , which is under the odvisership of Father Curley and Coaches John O'Brien and Denny Corsole. Grouped below are the charter members, more familiarly known to us as: Syl'l Smoldone, Prese, Johnny Hennessy, Secretory- Treos., Judger Reynolds, Vice-Pres., Jiggs Moglione, Earsy Walsh, Lorry Mitchell, Johnny Scovone, Phil Waring, Skip Tompkins, Moose Mogovern, Dick O'Rourke, Ted Landry, Jim Clukies, HBud Murphy and Tom Mullen. GIRLS' SPORTS But the boys don't capture all the headlines! The girls have on GC- tlve sports program, with the Ver- sity Cheerleaders playing an en- vied 0nd much-soughteofter port. Seniors Jeonhette Bootier, Gertrude Collins, Elinor Johnson, Teresa Rob- bins, and Juniors Margaret Dee Gregory and Rosemary Trombly made up this yeorts squad. Girls' Basketball, inaugurated at St. Peter's only last year and coached by Skidmore Phys-Edt Majors, has proved 0 distinct suc- cess, as witness action shot below. The girls called a halt just long enough for Yearbook photog, George Bolster, to snap them in one of their more pacific poses. J. V. CHEERL DERS ! V i f0 t 1' $734 ' I Nix $5 v W w Vyg$$k HAHd the night shall be filled with music Fragrance of spring in the evening air girls of their loveliest . . boys in bow ties and boutonnieres . . . Grand March , . . Crowning . . . An Orchid for Our Lady e . e Etched for- ever in our memory . . . Senior BollA ',av-.'.;... -w 1-D... --- .214? ba -c--Lquv ; .G x? M a Li'rwucv: rum . K2 19SO The Jth Anniversary of our own Sisters of 51' Joseph! Our Birfhdoy celebration took. the form of 0 program hwghlxghrmg evemts in the Slsfers' hlsiom and presented by Swsmr Agnes Cl '3 language departments betwuw the Feasts cf St, : 0nd St Juseph This Tnpfe combmm , of the Swsrers' Birthday; SI P k Gmd ST Joseph Immated m a surprise three doy thh Monday arm: nced 11 holxduy m thew honor myszmww 2' atikiwwfw t$ Y... TOMORROW'S NEws TODA M. HENZEL ACCLAIMED QUEEN OF BE-BOP 3RD TIME WINNER FOY 2nd. X AINS s EX - YNOLD TRY PROFESCuTS TO 5H0RT u AKES .. EHOW T KIES 50M SAUTION BY STORM J. BREEN GIVES UP BANGS! Citizens of Local own say: ever thought shew do iW k X osEN ONE CH L STAR SMALD oTBAL ERl ALL AM RANT HAILED AS ., EPOET or THE YEAR F. QUINN NE W SKI INSTRUCTOR ATSUN VALLEY ROBBINS APPLAUDED FOR HER WORKON ATOM ONLY WOMAN IN ATOM PLANT DIVULGES NEW DISCOVERIES Judith Annis Marcia Armstrong Frank Arpey Yvonne Marie Barber Anita Betts Barbara Bootier Edith Bootier Frances Bootier John Bostick Ronald Bostick Joseph Brodt William Bradt Winifred Brodt Carole Breen Earlene Britten Edward Brown Robert Brown Dick Brooks Mary Burke Marion Burns Maureen Burns Louis Buffordi Arthur Carroll Malcolm Cherry Dorothea Clukies Carol Coleman Ethel Cookinghom Korole Confer Kathleen Confer Peggy DeGregory Robert Doignoult Thomas DeLocey Louis DeMatteo Dolores Devizzio James Delay John Delay Dione Driscoll Lynne Driscoll Michael Dugon Florence Ebert Gail Forone BOOSTERS Jock Farone Billy Farrell Joan Fitzgerald Marta Ann Fitzgerald Michael Fitzgerald Charles Flynn Albert Foy Tom Foy Ralph Grosso Judy Griffin Guy Hawthorne Eva Helenek William Hickey Barbara Hlovoty Betty Hogan Robert Howard Stanley Howard Locke Louise Hyde Linda Hyde Carolyn Jonsky Dorothy Jonsky Carol Johnson Gerry Johnson Marjorie Johnson Jean Jordon Louis Jordon Bobby Kirker Richard Levine Geraldine Larson Bill LeRoux Kathleen LeRoux Roy LeRoux Ellen LeRoux Doris Levoy Joseph Lloyd Robert Loggins Anthony Longo Michael Lynet'r Marianne Magovern Kathleen Malone Mary Mohor Poul Mansfield Pattie Mark EIizobeth McMahon Nancy Moloney Catherine Moore David Mouso Anne Mulloney Mary Lou Murphy Carol Noyes Joseph O'Brien Nancy Poupsf Patricio Pennell Janice Piroho Leo Quinn Malcolm Quinn Mary Ranhofer Frankie Remillord Genevieve Reynolds Mary Reynolds Frances Sorro Paulo Scovone Margaret Ann Simpson Jerry Smith Margie Smith Wayne Smith Anthony Sirono Bruce Stevens Jock Stevens Leonard Smith Bruce Stiles John Totten Rosemary Trombley Poul Varley Corry! Vogel Shirley Woghorn Gail Waring Leigh Waring Phil Waring Mary Ann Zevetchin Mrs John Borelio Mrs. D. A, Biffer Miss Marie Bootier Mr. and Mrs. Francis X. Bootier Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Bradt Mn and Mrs Bernard Breen Mr, and Mrs, Leonard Breen Mrs. Leonard J. Breen Miss Shirley Breen Mr. and Mrs Joseph Breyo Mr. and Mrs. Gil Brooks Miss Ann Brown Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Brown Miss Rita Brown Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Buckley Mr, Ted Butler Mrs. Thomas Clare Mr. and Mrs. Jock Cole Miss Catherine Collins Miss Mary F. Collins Mr. Jay Confer. Mr. and Mrs. M, J Confer Mn and Mrs. Frank DeGregory Mrs, Walter F. Delay Mn and Mrs. George Delong Miss Georgionno Devizzio Mr. Leonard Devizzio Mr. and Mrs. Nick Devizzio Miss Bettina DeRienzo Miss Josephine DeRienzo Miss Ann Driscoll Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Driscoll Hannah E, Driscoll Helen G, Driscoll Mr. and Mrs, A. W. Duvol Mr. and Mrs. Faust Forone Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fennel! Miss Mary E Hynn Miss Betty Foote Mn and Mrs James J. Foy Mr and Mrs. Carl Franklin Mr. Ciement X. Galligon Mr. and Mrs John J. Galligon Mrs. L. N. Gibson Mr, and Mrs Melville Gillespie Mn and Mrs, William Groul Mr, and Mrs. George F. Griffin Mn and Mrs. William Hays PATRONS Mr. James Helenek Mr 0nd Mrs Joseph Helenek Mr, and Mrs. John F. Henzel Mr 0nd Mrs James A Hickey Mrs. Eva Krupo Mr. Francis Uodd LoBeHe Mr. and Mrs Edward F Landry Mr. and Mrs. Max Link Mr 0nd Mrs Harold J. Loggins Miss Marguerite Moddock Mr. John J McCarthy Mr. William F. McCarthy Mr. and Mrs Emmett Moloney ML Frank Moloney Mr, and Mrs. Carl L McMahon Mrs, Frederick McNeory Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Murphy Mr, and Mrs. William A Murphy Mr. and Mrs. George P. O'Rourke Mn and Mrs lvon Paupst Mr, and Mrs James Quinn Mr. and Mrs Robert L. Quinn Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Reed Miss Genevieve Reynolds Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Reynolds Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Reynolds Jr. Mr and Mrs. Arthur J. Richmond Mr. and Mrs Chester Robbins Miss Pearl Rougier Mr. and Mrs. John E Shea Mn and Mrs. Anthony C Smaldone Mr. and Mrs. Carl Smoldone Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Smoldone Mrs. Helen A. Spieser Mr. and Mrs, Lewis Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Gerofd Sullivan Mrs Anne Swonick Miss Patricio Totten Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Volpe Miss Eleanor Waring Mrs. H. J. Waring Mn and Mrs. Charles Weotherwax Miss Katherine Witkop PROFESSIONAL PATRONS Edmond N, Amyot J. Raymond Amyot David W Burke James F. Carroll John J, Corusone irving M. Doling Francis E. Dorsey Joseph P. Duvol Dr John Esposito James T. Harrington Dr. Robert E. Harrington Dr. Vincent Kellehef Dr. Joseph L. Kiley Carleton J. King Anthony J. LoBelle James A. Leary Dr. A. J. Leonard Eugene P. Lynch John J. Lynch Cor! L. McMahon James Jo McNaughton Dr. Malcolm Jo Mogovem Dr. William H. Moore John J. O'Malley Dr Frederick Jo Resseguie Dr. Robert E. Rockwell Dr. John F Rowland Corliss Sheldon Richard J. Sherman Stanley VonRensseloer May we also thank those who contributed financially but who preferred to have their homes wmhheld, Orders Put Up to Take Out W I L L I E L U M CHINESE and AMERICAN FOOD Open H A. M. toZA. M. 4 Maple Avenue Phone 3721 Saratoga Springs, N. Y. L A R S 0 N ' S Formerly Steenbergh's FANCY GROCERIES 16 Caroline St. Telephones 3236 - 3237 Saratoga Springs, N. Y. New York Bargain Store Newen mu Guzman nu ma om Tnnnmou COMPLIMENTS OF PALMETTO FRUIT COMPANY T. J. GRIPPIN FAMILY GROCER Birds Eye Frosted Foods Fine Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables 47-49 Caroline Street Phone 717 WILLIAM J. DAVIS ICE CREAM - CANDY r- SOFT DRINKS ESSO GASOLINE 223 Lake Avenue iv COMPLIMENTS OF ROXY CLEANERS 6' DYERS 366 Broadway Phone 1222 Saratoga Springs, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF MODERN DISTRIBUTING COMPANY PLUMBING and HEATING SUPPLIES 48 Putnam Street Phone 1910 F R A N K COIFFURE d'ART Phone 2294 15 Phila Street National Bank Building Saratoga Springs, N. Y. The MEEHAN AGENCY REAL ESTATE MANAGEMENT MORTGAGE LOANS Office 2327 2 Residence 2140 8 Arcade Bldg. Saratoga Springs, N. Y. B. EDELSTEIN J E w E L E R Watch and Jewelry Repairing 346 Broadway Phone 1489 Saratoga Springs, New York COMPLIMENTS OF MAX STEIN PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT 0nd AUDITOR 376 Broadway Phone 1156 Saratoga Springs, New York COMPLIMENTS OF THE P-B NEWSROOM 11 Phila Street Saratoga Springs, New York COMPLIMENTS OF J. BLAINE TOWNE GENERAL INSURANCE Rooms 5-7 Arcade Building Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Phone 254 -E- COMPLIMENTS OF BLOCKSI DGE'S MOBIL SERVICE STATION 4;. MENGES Cr CURTIS PHARMACISTS The Old Store George Bonner, Ph. 6., Prop. 472 Broadway Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Phone 34 COMPLIMENTS 0F Saratoga Coal and Oil Company OUR BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '50 BARDINO OIL COMPANY INC. McLAUGHLIN'S LIQUOR STORE Ed. Okosky, Mgr. RETAIL WINES and LIQUORS H Caroline Street Telephone 483 Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Wines and Liquors from All Over the World Congratulations to the CLASS OF '50 FENNELL'S N EWSROOM COMPLIMENTS OF HAME'S CLEANERS COMPLIMENTS OF REG 6' PETE RICHFIELD STATION COLONY LUNCHEONETTE GOOD HAMBURGERS HOT DOGS Sandwiches of All Kinds Hazel Pierson, Prop. Caroline Street HAROLD KAYE PHARMACY 154 Lake Avenue Phone 2349 Saratoga Springs, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF BOYCE Er DRAKE PLUMBING and HEATING East Harrison Street LAVI N E'S GA RAG E Chrysler Plymouth 64 Putnam St. Telephone 205 Saratoga Springs, N. Y. .4..- ..- Be it ever so humble Therejs no place like home. Then why do they leave it So often to room e DOWn to Don's? It's our service so fine Which, they seem to agree, Hos mode this 0 spot fit For epicures' glee. Down at Don's! Now among our fine patrons, We're sure that you'll eee .Those fine lads and losses - Of the Class of '50. Down at Don's! And we think that this class is The best there could be. So Luck and Success To the Grads 0t '50. From Don. Compliments of DAN'S SODA SPA COMPLIMENTS OF LINCOLN MAINTENANCE COMPANY x? BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '50 QUINN'S COLONIAL TAV E R N NOW COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED MALLERY G La BRAKE Successors to Harrington 8 Mollerw Established 1896 47-49 Lincoln Avenue Phone 2942 COMPLIMENTS OF LEWIS MARKET FREEMAN C7 SHEA COMPANY PLUMBING - HEATING - VENTILATION Williams OiI-O-Matic Oil Burners 61-63 Lawrence Street Phone 121 COMPLIMENTS OF LOU'S LUNCHEONETTE DELICATESSEN 0nd SODA BAR 459 BROADWAY SARATOGA CANDY KITCHEN Lunches - Candy - Homemade Ice Cream 456 Broadway Phone 112 - 1214-M Saratoga Springs, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF SIMON'S STORE St. Peter's Hangout PEHL'S GIFT SHOP 447 BROADWAY Saratoga Springs, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF DOMINIC D'ANDREA'S Neighborhood Grocery Store Phone 661 -W 138 Church Street W. G. SIGSBY PAINTS Devoe G Reynolds ; Benjamin Moore 12-14 Caroline Street Phone 184 PEPPER'S MARKET Quality Meats C7 Groceries 173 Lake Avenue Phone 124 COMPLIMENTS OF WELSH f: GREY LUMBER CORPORATION 1P COMPLIMENTS OF WARING'S MARKET INSURANCE SERVICE VAJN VOAST C? LEONARD ' AGENCY 360 Broadway Phones: 546 - 547 COMPLIMENTS OF FUSCO'S 'RESTAURANT. 4!- MODERN CLEANERS Mrs. Nettie DeGregory Kehoe, Prop. 3 DAY SERVICE Fur Storage 59 Church St. Telephone 887 m- FASO ITALIAN BAKERY Specializing in Italian - French Bread and Rolls 67 Ash Street Phone 2802 COMPLIMENTS OF NOONAN'S WEST SIDE BUILDING SUPPLY SARATOGA'S NEW LUMBER YARD EVERYTHING - TO BUILD ANYTHING '- 135 WALNUT STREET PHONE 268 Cars GARAGE YOUR BUICK DEALER COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TIRES AND TUBES -- STORAGE LAKE AVENUE at HENRY ST. PHONE 1812 COMPLIMENTS OF BIFFER'S GROCERY H8 Beekman Street Phone 1329 Join a Teen Age Sewing Class SINGER SEWING CENTER 488 Broadway Phone 2506 GAS SUPPLIES FIL FINA GARAGE Expert Automotive Service 6 Woodlawn Avenue Cor. Division St. Phone 2748 Saratoga Springs, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF COLAMARIA'S BAR and RESTAURANT Specializing in STEAKS 0nd CHICKEN Genuine Italian Spaghetti 58 Ash Street Phone 1818 WEST SIDE MARKET Groceries - Vegetables - Fruit 51 Ash Street Phone 3252 BURDICK 8' LAWRENCE General Insurance IO Arcade Telephone 1670 ARCADE BARBER SHOP The JEAN BEAUTY SHOP Frances Johnson, Prop. 384 Broadway Phone 2030 The Saratoga Association COMPLIMENTS OF The Thompson Laundry McGirr Specialty Shop HOME OF DATED SHIRTS 427 BROADWAY PHONE 325 SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y. Besr Wishes to THE CLASS OF '50 THE FASHION SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF PRICE'S DAIRY COMPLIMENTS OF WASHINGTON INN and HOTEL RUSSELL COMPLIMENTS OF BENTON-PONTIAC CORP. COMPLIMENTS OF JIM 6' NICK'S TAXI 24 Hour Service 909 - Phones - 906 RALPH'S STORE Spumoni Home Made Ice Cream Cigars - Candy - Cigarettes Novelties 62 Beekman Street Phone 946 COMPLIMENTS OF HICKEY'S GROCERY STORE COMPLIMENTS OF WILLIAM H. MORAN Real Estate 8 Insurance Arcade Building Phone 422 COMPLIMENTS OF WEST SIDE IMPORTING COMPANY Home of Special Food SARATOGA DRY CLEANERS 64 High Rock Avenue Phone 2526 Corner of Elm F: Ash Phone 2348 4i- COMPLIMENTS OF . R. W. WALTON MILLIMAN a HALL COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF THE HILL GROCERY D. A. MANSFIELD Zl Jumel Place 4s- 'il' COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS WILLIAMS a FUREY OF LIQUOR STORE ' In the Worden FUREY'S OIL COMPANY 3-4 Division Street COMPLIMENTS OF H A Z A R D ' S TELEVISION and RECORD SHOP 322 Broadway Phone 3027 f. ; Benjamin Goldsmith Benny's Motor Sales Koiser-Frazer Sales Service BENNY'S SUPER SERVICE TYDOL-VEEDOL COMPLIMENTS OF Brown's Grocery 24 Lincoln Avenue Phone 926 COMPLIMENTS OF Allie White's , CIGAR STORE Phila Street G. F. Blackmer 6' Son, Inc. Commercial Stationers Office Equipment Saratoga Springs, New York BUSSING FUNERAL H O M E db COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF G. F. Wertime, Inc. Grand Union Hotel SARATOGA'S F l N EST COMPLIMENTS OF EAST SIDE CREAMERY COMPLIMENTS OF RIP VAN DAM HOTEL and SA RATOGA IN N CATHERINE'S COFFEE SHOPPE and RESTAURANT HOME COOKED MEALS 49 Church Street COMPLIMENTS OF HICKEY'S GARAGE COMPLIMENTS OF LEWIS M. FRENCH Insurance All Kinds 7 Arcade Building Phone H33 COMPLIMENTS OF McLAUGHLIN'S RESTAURANT and GRILL WILBUR AUTO SALES Lincoln-Mercury Soles and Service Reo Trucks and Busses South Broadway Phone 2121 COMPLIMENTS OF TARRANT MANUFACTURI NG COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF MERRILL H. CRAIG TUTTLE'S BAKERY Prompt Courteous Service COO K'S TAXI 21 Lake Avenue Phone 613 SPl N N EY'S NEWSROOM DeVIVO'S SHOE STORE Men's, Women's and Children's Shoes and Rubber Footwear 29 Lake Avenue Saratoga Springs, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF SYLVESTER'S NEWSROOM Newspapers - Candy - Soda - Ice Cream Lake Avenue across from Armory Best Wishes to ST. PETER'S CLASS OF 1950 J. M. SKIFF COMPLIMENTS OF MONTGOMERY WARD COMPLIMENTS OF Mrs. Elisabeth Winde Beverly Manor Saratoga Springs, New York and Miami Beach, Florida SAVARD BROTHERS Outfitters to Men and Boys 434-436 BROADWAY PHONE 562 COMPLIMENTS OF J. E. ROOHAN 6 Arcade Building Saratoga Springs, New York Saratoga Quevic Spring Water Saratoga Quevic Pale Dry Ginger Ale Always the Best Order from Your Dealer ; COMPLIMENTS OF Olympic Parking Service lncorporo ted WALTER J. HIGGlNS, President AQUEDUCT BELMONT PARK JAMAICA SARATOGA JAMES STREET GROCERY COMPLIMENTS OF THE BROOK COMPLIMENTS OF GEORGE GRATTON Contract Pointing Interior Decorating PHONE I724 COMPLIMENTS . OF 7 SARATOGA FIRE DEPARTMENT COMPLIMENTS OF MILLARD COAL COMPANY DELL STUDIO Individual Portraits, Family Groups Weddings Candid Weddings Our Specialty Developing and Printing Service 37 Phila Street Phone 2871-W J. B. WHITE Real Estate and Memorials 100 South Broadway Phone 1077 'ii' COMPLIMENTS OF JIM'S SHINE and HAT HOSPITAL QUICK SERVICE 15 Caroline Street COMPLIMENTS OF CONWAY SISTERS DANCE STUDIO 452 BROADWAY COMPLIMENTS OF CARROLL'S CUT RATE DeFREHN Your Reliable Jeweler Gruen Watches - Keepsake Diamonds Qualify Merchandise 21 Caroline Street '1!- COMPLIMENTS OF JERRY'S Lake Avenue COMPLIMENTS OF Saratoga Vichy Spring Company COMPLIMENTS OF Anthony Hayes LEHIGH VALLEY COAL PHONEHOO CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF '50 Cohoes Manufacturing Co. Men's and Women's Apparel The Best for Less COMPLIMENTS 'OF Farmer's Hardware Company, Inc. 492-494 BROADWAY COMPLIMENTS OF Johnson Brothers Hygrade Market CORNER MAPLE and CAROLINE Compliments of A Friend Compliments of THE MOTHERS' CLUB of St. Peter's OUR SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1950 ST. PETER'S ACADEMY HUWHITE HM HUUSE ON BEAUTI FU L SARATOGA LAKE I871 I950 Best Wishes to THE CLASS OF 1950 Independent Coal COMPLIMENTS Company OF William A. LeRoux, Treasurer Albert Mark PLUMBING and HEATING 191 Beekman Phone 3182 ai- COMPLIMENTS OF Palace Recreation BOWLING POOL COMPLIMENTS B I LLlARDS OF 0 Glen Kastner BEST WISHES TO OUR SENIORS The Freshman Class of S.P.A. Honest J im The Pizza King To satisfy your every whim At your service, Honest Jim And modest prices to be sure! The finest food is our lure DeGregory's ITALIAN RESTAURANT 70 Beekman Street Phone 3297 - 1344 Tracy's Market MEATS - GROCERIES FROZEN FOODS Sexton Foods Sherry's Ice Cream 33 Phila Street Phone 2288 BEST WI SHES, GRADUATES! A FRIEND When Low in Spirit Call 455 THE ARCADE LIQUOR STORE 376 Broadway Saratoga Springs, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF THE GOWN SHOP Phone 1099-J 370 Broadway Saratoga Springs, N. Y. 4i- COMPLIMENTS OF ARTHUR J. PIERCE l N S U R A N C E H Arcade Building Phone 1606 db '1? PRESCOTT PAINT COMPANY and PRESCOTT SIGN SERVICE 27 Caroline Street Phone 69 COMPLIMENTS OF SCOTTY'S PADDOCK BAR THE HUDSON VALLEY RESTAURANT CLUB BREAKFASTS LUNCHES DINNERS 41' PAUL-ETTE GI FT SHOP Gifts for All Occasions 417 BROADWAY WALTER'S HOME of GOOD FOOD 352 Broadway Phone 680 COMPLIMENTS OF BRUNNER'S BOOK SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF ENDICOTT JOHNSON qr. COMPLIMENTS OF SEIGEL'S FURNITURE STORE COMPLIMENTS OF HAYES' TOBACCO COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF R. E. WHITFORD Electrical Store COMPLIMENTS OF GLOBE SUPPLY COMPLIMENTS OF W. J. BURKE and SONS ELLSWORTH BROTHERS ICE CREAM PHONE 2399 Crepe-Sole Shoes Repaired RALPH'S SHOE REPAIRING Expert Workmonship Golf Shoes Rebuilt Best Wishes to the Class of 1950 from ST. PETER'S ACADEMY GRADE SCHOOL COMPLIMENTS OF MAUD ROSS BEAUTY SHOP 10 Phila Street Phone 454 CAREY'S BOOK and GIFT SHOP DISTINCTIVE GIFTS Fostorio Gloss Wore Syracuse Chino - View Masters Cards for All Occasions 4i. COMPLIMENTS OF HENRY C. FOOTE HELPRI N BROTHERS PHARMACY Percy Helprin, Irving Helprin PHARMACISTS 480 Broadway Phone 398 dim- 'H- HARTWELL G SHACKLEFORD ALL FORMS of INSURANCE E. Barnes Dunlap, Manager 5 Division Street Saratoga Springs, N. Y. un- COMPLIMENTS OF PARAMOUNT PETE'S Dancing Nightly in the Marine Room Peter lssoris Your Host GEYSER PARK GIFT SHOP 9 Phila Street - Cor. Broadway and Congress uownooms AND outwousu Hall Of Springs 8'150 BCEKMAN 5T. SWTOGA SWINGSJLY. COMPLIMENTS PHILLI PS' NEWSROOM OF 358 Broadway Phone 2830 SIMONE'S BARBER SHOP 4i. COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF The Gideon Pu'tnam Hotel Northern Distributing Company TRY Sa ratoga Palace for HIGH CLASS BEVERAGES 0nd CHOICE FOODS 58 Congress Street Carroll Auto Sales DeSOTO 8 PLYMOUTH Soles 8 Service 50 ratoga Springs Schuylerville 304 8591 COMPLIMENTS OF Harry Heiman Established 1917 Thousands of girls are needed in business and government offices NOW! The salaries are high and the opportunities for advancement are unlimited. The quickest way to prepafe for one of these good positions is to take a business course at MILDRED ELLEY SECRETARIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS 227-229 Quail St. Albany 3, N. Y. REGISTER NOW Registered by the New York State Board of Regents SUMMER SESSION starts July 3 FALL SESSION starts September 5 STEWART'S ICE CREAM COMPLIMENTS OF WELLS' PHARMACY E. C. Proper J N McCarty Saratoga Springs, N. Y. VAN the SHOE MAN YOUNG SARATOGIAN Clothes for the Clothes Conscious 398 Broadway Phone 1946 COMPLIMENTS OF Mother Goldsmith's Restaurant Phila Street CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF 1950 from St. Peter's Sophomore Class nu... r GUIDANCE - balanced train- ing activities. Placement in key positions in business, professional and government offices. ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE ?26 - 134 Washington Ave., Albany 6, N. Y. State Registered -- Veteran Approved 4;. May We Follow in Your Footsteps Congratulations - Best Wishes THE CLASS OF 1951 St. Peter's Academy 4s- COMPLIMENTS OF AI Pepper,s Cigar Store Compliments of B I G S B E E ' S YEARBOOK PHOTOS BY GEORGE BOLSTER PHOTOGRAPHER 55 WALTON STREET PHONE 7H-R CONGRATULATIONS FROM J. W. Hennessy 6P Son THE BUILDERS OF ST. PETER'S SCHOOL gpngaiation We express our sincere appreciation to those whose assistance facilitated the preparation and publishing of this issue of VERITAS. Father Burns Mother St. James Sister Frances Regis George Bolster, Photographer Sorotogo Printing Company The Business Staff Our Advertisers Supporters of our Professional, Patron and Booster Lists The Students of St. Peter's Our many friends, whose assistance and encouragement were invaluable in OS- sembling the 1950 VERITAS 3 N gygykkgzy x W p. x; $$,w Mg ii, wan wigs v V V . f4$gw G42? MM nwv 3 THE SARATOGA PRINTING C0. SARATOGA SPRINGS, NEW YORK
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