Ticonderoga High School - Carillon Yearbook (Ticonderoga, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1969 volume:

THE CARILLON 1969 Ticonderoga High School Ticonderoga, New York YEARBOOK ADVISOR Mr. John McCarthy CO-EDITORS Ann Smith Jim Wells Published By: The Senior Class DEDICA TION Ralph Corbo Mr. George F. Burroughs Mr. Thomas Thompson TABLE OF CONTENTS Foreword 4 Administration 5 Faculty 9 Middle School 19 Clubs 23 Activities 27 Junior Plays 35 Junior Miss 39 Senior Tea 41 Junior Prom 45 Sports 33 Underclassmen 69 Seniors 3 FOREWORD Within the covers of our Carillion lies the history of ninety-two people who fought the Battle of Knowledge. The pages of this book contain fond memories to a group of people who have spent four years improving themselves to go out and conquer the world. It has been hard work, but high school has brought much more to our lives. Many of us have attended our first social, gone to our first prom, had our first date, and simply grown up. These precious years have conveyed more meaning to us than we shall inherit in a lifetime. The experiences we have undergone will provide the basis for our future. Many of us will go on to higher means of learning while some will now require the knowledge of their high school years to continue with their goal in life. The Table of Contents gives a first impression to what is in store for the reader, but through pictures and words we hope to portray a most important moment in the life of those who make up this yearbook. Each page unfolds a cherished moment never to come again, but to be remembered in the years to come. 4 BOARD OF EDUCATION Row 1 — Mr. Coon. Dr. Brennan. Mr. Campbell. Mr. Russell. Mr. Johnson. Row 2 — Mr. Catlin, Mr. Carter, Mr. Gibbard. Mr. Drake. Mr. Malaney. clerk of the board. Absent: Dr. James M. Walsh Mr. Walter Campbell Superintendent Of Schools MR. GEORGE F. BURROUGHS PRINCIPAL Mrs. Gunning And Mrs. Joubert Office Secretaries CUSTODIANS 0 0 Mr. Keller’s Staff CAFETERIA w Our Lady Custodian Mrs. Eichen Double. Bubble, Toil and Trouble Service with a SMILE r ACUITY MA THEM A TICS SCIENCES LANGUAGE Madame Grandchamps Mrs. DeRosia Miss Simpkins Mrs. Frost Mrs. DeRosia Mrs. McCullum Madame Grandchamps SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Healy Mr. McCarthy Mr. Royce Mr. Sullivan INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mrs. Brice B USI NESS Mr. Thompson Mrs. Bush 15 HEALTH AND PH YSICA L ED UCA TION Coach Stevenson Mrs. Greenwood 16 MUSIC, GUIDANCE AND LIBRARY Mr. Twyman, Mrs. Hanchett, Mrs. Carney, Mr. Kerr Mrs. Hanchett Mr. Twyman Mrs. Carney 17 The Head Cook ... Mr. McAllister We all study hard! A well liked class. Happy at his work The happy homemakers at work. The Elementary School Faculty TICONDEROGA ELEMENTARY AND MIDDLE SCHOOL THE SEVENTH GRADE THE EIGHTH GRADE O fN . -t t G 10 S x v � • v (V A V n N vVn vxnn ,NXn %� V V v N w v v ‘ CLUBS S TUDEN T CO UN ClL Front row - B. Gregorie, S. Carney. P. Carney. L. Pockett, B. Cossey. R. Carney. M. Walsh. J. Wells. S. Bush. E. Schumaker Second Row - M. Smith. F. Leerkes. N. Peria, M. Stowell. K. Webb. B. Gandron. P. Kingsley. K. Moran. S. LaTour. K. LaTour, J. Salstead. C. Gregoire Third Row - K. Donovan. R. Martell. L. Gunning. T. Craig. S. Vilardo. J. Thompson. M. Bennett. R. Bolton. R. Nelson. D. Chapleau NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Members Joanne Krakes Robert Dickinson Niles Gileo Charles Cummings Ann Smith Melissa McGlaughin SCIENCE CLUB Row One — P. Sears, R. Viscardi, K. Schumaker, J. Krakes, J. Salstead, K. Morette, Row Two — R. Whitford, R. Krakes, T. Treadway, M. McLaughin, Y. Nadeau, L. Taylor, S. Bevilaqua, D. Jones Row Three — J. Stanley, D. Kolysko, T. Bright, M. Sears, R. Morette, J. Maye, K. Clarke Student Council Officers Pres. Jim Wells Vice Pres — Robert Carney Sec-Treas. — Mary Pat Walsh Honor Society Officers Pres. — Robert Dickinson Vice President — Niles Gileo Sec-Treas. — Charles Cummings Science Club Officers Pres. — Joanne Krakes Vice Pres. — Karen Schumaker Sec-Treas. — Judy Salstead 25 ACT]V IT Sitting — M. McLughlin, D. Swinton, B. Gandron, J. Wells. A. Davidson. J. Guion, I. Wehrman. Mr. McCarthy Missing — M. Smith. K. Martell, J. Thompson, N. Peria, P. Carney Standing LaDuc. A. Felton, G. La Tour, F. Lynch — G. Yaw. G. Brooking, R. Provoncha, R. Carney, R. Bolton, P. YEARBOOK COMMITTEE Advisor Mr. John McCarthy Co-Editors Ann Smith Jim Wells Business Committee Gary Brooking Nancy Peria Sylvia Diaz Shirley Smith Art Committee Melissa McLaughlin Gail Yaw Layout Committee Karen Martell Jon Thompson Pam Carney Margie LaDuc Bob Provoncha Bob Carney Ricky Bolton Paul Davidson Iris Wehrman Gary LaTour Typing Committee Barbara Gandron Amy Felton 28 JUNIOR RINGS Upon entering high school, each student looks forward to the day on which he will receive his class ring. It marks the day that he and his classmates achieve recognition as upperclassmen. Our Junior rings were of special importance to us this year because we designed them ourselves. This Josten design was so unique and appealing that the class of nineteen seventy has decided to use it, also. Ticonderoga Senior High School Chorus The band and the chorus, under the direction of Mr. Lance Twyman, present two concerts each year. The Christmas Concert is pictured here. This year, for the first time, a small mixed chorus was formed. Under the name of BEL CANTO CHOIR, it consists of twenty people from our one hundred and ten voice choir. The band can indeed be proud of itself, because, as accomplished musicians, the group not only performs in parades and at football games, but is able to perfect and perform classical pieces at the annual concerts. The Bel Canto Choir Ticonderoga Senior High School Band j olun The directors, the cast, and the assistants Professor Wells, and his Mortuary Science class. Mr. Marshall’s cast of mourners. Momma’s boy. Mrs. Carney appears as a rather bewildered director. Giving a helping hand. A happy home! JR. MISS PAGEANT Our Jr. Miss Amy Felton Ann Smith Talent Award Robin Hill Second Runner Up Barbara Gandron First Runner Up Physical Fitness Joanne Krakes Scholastic Achievement Runner Up Third N. Peria. R. Bullock. G. Redmond. R. Hill. M. LaDuc. C. DeLano, A. Smith. P. Carney. A. Felton. B. Gandron. F. Lynch. V. Nadeau. B. McKweon. D. Martin. I. Wehrman. J. Krakes TALENT SPOT LIGHT The Senior Tea, an annual affair for senior girls, which is presented by the College Club, was held on October fifteenth, nineteen hundred and sixty eight. For the girls who attended, it marked their introduction to the ladies of the college club. For the first time, Hague was represented at this affair. Their delegation consisted of Rose Belden and April Hayes, both seniors at the Hague High School. All in all, it was an enjoyable afternoon for our young ladies. 42 qPj WfTL MSt £ ov . QxjlA. c yiom. UjjulSl, (XhhoJvCu fycsitburri, ®juh. (J AMfri Q lm %)dL(L, Our Prom Queen Barbara Gandron Our Junior Prom, “Somewhere My Love”, was presented on May 23, 1968. In our opinion, it had to be the best prom ever held. We introduced the idea of a king and his court at our prom. The king was Jim Wells, and his court consisted of Paul Davidson, Rick Bolton, Jim Guion, Bob Dickinson, Bob Carney, and Gary LaTour. Our Queen was Barbara Gandron, and her court consisted of Durna Swinton, Pamela Carney, Victoria Nadeau, Claire DeLano, Robin Hill, and Karen Strebe. As the pictures clearly show, everyone there had a great time. It was a night we will always remember! VARSITY ROW 1 - Lonergan. Anderson. Pozzouli. Ross. Porter. La Tour. Pellitier. Dhapleau. Wells. ROW 2 - Nadeau. Craig. Davis. Devaney. Bartlett. Stevenson. Joubert. Craig, Guion. ROW 3 -Provoncha. Vilardo. Davidson. Anderson. Michalak, Brooking JUNIOR VARSITY ROW 1 — Woods. Fuller, Ryan. Swanson. Wenz. O’Brien. Stoddard. ROW 2 — Hurlburt, Hunter. Fortino, Francisco. Kolysko. Vickers. Bigelow. ROW 3— Blanchard. Smith. Stanilka, O’Conner. Fortino, Greer. McCarthy 56 No one wants a candy bar! We’ll take your money. 57 VARSITY BASEBALL Front Row: Mgr. B. Porter. G. LaTour, C. Moore. M. Gallo, B. J. Namer, J. Fortino, B. Vosburg. M. Thompson. J. Wells, Whitford, W. MacAlpine. V. Smith, B. Dickinson. W. Coach G. Tofte Densmore. Back Row: G. Brooking, S. Namer, R. Provoncha, Wish it were over? Dig it out. JUNIOR VARSITY Front Row: G. Namer, R. Taylor. J. Fortino. B. Stevenson. J. Greer. R. DeRosia. J. Woods. K. O'Connor. J. DeVaney. Back Row: M. Tucker. M. McCarthy. D. Vickers. T. Cook. W. St. Dennis. F. Ezzo. T. Hurlburt, Coach F. LaPann. Here comes Bob sneaking up. There is Bob tiptoeing through the turf Opposing Batter. Concentration! The Senior Wrestlers John Stanley. Ricky Craig. David Kolysko, Bill Nadeau WRESTLING Sitting — F. Tierney. S. Sola. J. Woods. S. Good. D. Smith. W. Gilbo, D. Kolysko. W. Nadeau Standing — Coach Tofte, R. McCaughn Kneeling — M. O'Brien. M. Sears. S. Tierney. J. Krakes. R. Woods. R. Craig. S. Stoddard. K. Levins. J. Stanley John and Bill go at it. Northern Conference Champions 2nd Place BCDE Section 2 Championship 2nd Place Westport Invitational Dual Match Record - 8 Wins - 1 Loss Ti Oppon Moriah 11 1 St. Mary’s IV2 3V2 Moriah IIV2 3V2 Queensbury 4V2 V2 Glens Falls 3 2 Corinth 5 0 Warrensburg 4Vz V2 Saratoga 5 0 South Glens Falls 5 0 GOLF Sitting - R. Krakes, J. Stanley Standing - M. Stowell. Mr. Thompson. T. Porter, K. Gallant. C. Nadeau Front Row: T. Fortino, S. Moran. B. Polihronakis, T. Malaney, Porter. Back Row: D. Abbott. M. Thompson. B. Stevenson. D. T Brannock. P. Pellitier. K. O'Bryan Second Row: T. Stanilka, Chapleau. J. Guion, G. Davis. K. Donovan. T. Joubert, B. T. Bigelow, B. Nelson. B. Hunter. K. Clark, B. Dumas, D. Michalack, D. Crossman UP, UP — and away. Coordination! Don’t Drop It! Determination Dave amazes his teammates. Crow demonstrates . . . Again! Varsity Basketball R. Stevenson. G. Davis. D. Vradenburg. W. Michalak. R. Bolton. J. Guion, J. Thompson, S. Francisco. W. Densmore, J. Bartlet, R. Whitford. R. Fleury, S. Stoddard Junior Varsity Basketball K. MacAlpine, J. Blanchard, B. Nelson. D. Vickers. F. Ezzo. A. Fortino, B. Hunter 64 BASKETBALL BASKETBALL COACHES Varsity — Coach Stevenson Junior Varsity — Coach Robochik Freshman — Coach Healy A Senior Star Although our basketball team has not been too successful in the last few years, we have much to be proud of. Our coaches just have to be the best basketball coaches around. Another important factor is school spirit, and we are able to claim much of it. After all, it’s not whether you win or lose, but how you play the game that counts. 65 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Robin Hill, Darlene Dedrick, Carolyn Malaney. Mary O'Bryan, Margaret O’Bryan, Nancy White, Colleen Malaney, Mary Pat Walsh 66 J.V. CHEERLEADERS Kneeling - Cindy Palmer. Judy Sacco Standing - Barbara Moore. Marie Michalak. Sue Carney. Debby Murray. Ann Fleurey. Brenda Vannier 67 MRS. DEROSIA'S HOMEROOM 1st row, T. Patnode. J. Sacco, M. Stowll, J. Pozzouli, C. Hogle, M. Peters 2nd row, C. Palmer. A. Hammel, M. Michalak, B. Bevilacqua. 3rd row, M. Palmer, W. St. Denis, S. Brisson, T. Marnell, N. Trombley MR. TREADWAY’S HOMEROOM 1st row, R. Burns, V. Hebert, L. Bailey, C. Malaney, M. Walsh, L. Geisal, M. Charboneau. 2nd row, J. Charboneau, D. Murray, M. Purchell, K. Morette, S. Bevilacqua, L. Knowles. 3rd row, S. Vilardo, S. McDougal. R. Stevenson, R. Whitford, T. Joubert. K. O'Brien, R. Crossman, 4th row, T. Quinn. A. Morrette. D. Frasier. G. Davis MADAME GRANDCHAMPS’ HOMEROOM 1st row, C. Gregorie. J. Salstead, K. Schumaker. M. O'Bryan, P. Cowan, L. Felton, A. Morrette. S. McIntyre. J. Namer. K. Belden, P. Trombley, E. Tobin, T. McCormick, K. Clarke, M. Kolysko, 3rd row, T. Ward, J. Devaney, W. Smith. S. Stoddard, C. Menser, S. Francisco, J. Cahill MR. RUTKOWSKI’S HOMEROOM 1st row, C. Moore. L. McDougal, D. Harris, D. Dedrick, T. Ryan, N. White, L. Taylor. 2nd row, T. Wright, R. Dumas, D. Jones. J. Bartlet, W. Michalak. R. Krakes. 3rd row, R. Martell, G. Knight, K. Mott, A. Forgette, D. Frasier. E. Michalak. T. Craig MR. SULLIVAN’S HOMEROOM 1st row, K. Hartley. J. Craig, B. Vannier, F. Leerkes. B. French 2nd row, J. Trainor, R. Nelson, D. Stowell, E. Fuller, E. Phillips, Hunston. 3rd row, C. Kretzer, D. Vradenberg. F. Ezzo, S. Morrette, D. Vickers. R. DeRosia, M. Sears. 4th row, J. Trainor. S. Welch, F. Stanilka. K. O'Connor MRS. BUSH’S HOMEROOM 1st row, J. Webb. K. Moran, M. Kingsley, J. Pellitier, C. Kilbourne, J. St. Denis, P. Hall. R. Parrott. 2nd row, S. Stone. D. McBride. D. Frasier, J. Craig, S. Fosco, J. Rayno. K. Charboneau. 3rd row, J. Connors. J. Wissell, W. McCaughin, B. Trudeau, J. Ryan MR. RAMSDELL'S HOMEROOM S. Varmette. V. Arthur, A. Armstrong, 3rd row, E. LaTour, S. Sola, J. Fortmo. R. Jones, Highland, K. Mardens. C. Salstead. S. Olcott, B. Myers. 2nd M. Annis. K. Donovan. 4th row, M. Tucker. F Tierney, B row, R. Hughes. M. Charboneau. B. Moore. B. Gregorie, M. Gibbs, K. Gallant. T. Cook MRS. FROST’S HOMEROOM P. Smith, M. Viscardi, B. Vannier, J. Wells, C. Malaney. S. Carney. 2nd row, B. Hunter. M. Leerkes. M. Densmore. K. Devaney, D. Smith. 3rd row, B. Porter. J. Greer. M. O’Brien. L. Swanson. M. Bennett. T. Bright. 4th row, T. Stanilka, R. Webb. F. Wenz, A. Fortmo MRS. HERBERT’S HOMEROOM 1st row, L. Fellio. D. Thompson, A. Ezzo, B. Brooking, A. Forgette, L. Hunston. V. Krakes. J. Watrous, P. DePaulos. 2nd row, H. Campbell, D. Towne. K. Clarke. D. Barber. R. Woodard. T. Hebert. D. Begnoche. 3rd row, J. Watrous. H. Granger. D. Harris. T. Eichen, B. Cossey. 4th row, K. Macalpine, R. Charboneau. R. Bush, K. Charboneau, R. Ezzo MRS. McCULLEM’S HOMEROOM 1st row, C. Brown, A. Smith, T. Henry, J. Gilbo, B. King, K. La Tour, 3rd row, J. Hunter, K. Wallace, C. Whitford, S. Launderville, G. Maye, R. Muzzer. M. Arther. F. Tobin. M. Fortino, 4th Conners, S. Bush, 2nd row, L. LaDue. B. Salstead. M. row, S. McCarthy, J. Bennet. M. Vilardo. J. Bassette MR. MCCARTHY’S HOMEROOM 1st row, M. Barber. R. Stickney, Y. Nadeau. D. Belden. K. Moses. K. Goff. T. Treadway. 2nd row, L. Pockett. M. Smith. M. Berube. P. Sears, R. Viscardi. J. Barber. 3rd row, D. White. S. Tierney. A. Labatore. R. Quesnel. K. Clarke. D. Wright. 4th row, H. Drinkwine. B. Kilbourne, G. LaPointe. B. McCaughin. R. Yaw. D. Bennet. J. Tennien MR. HEALY’S HOMEROOM 1st row, L. Porter. G. Watrous, L. Badke. B. Maye. S. LaTour, K. Gibbs, 2nd row, L. Towne. K. Thompson. E. Schumaker. K. Paniccia. C. Bernier. 3rd row, R. Woods. F. McBride. G. Abbot. M. Gallo. K. Kool. D. Nadeau. R. Morette. 4th row, J Viscardi. D. Catlin. R. Swinton, V. Gonyeau. W. Blood. T Whitford. F. Lambert. J. Startup CLASS HISTORY In 1965, we entered the ranks of high school, the time when we would be graduating seemed to be decades away. How quickly we learned that the next four years were to be our busiest and best! As our class officers that first year, we chose John Oetken as president, Paul Davidson as vice-president, Barbara Gandron as treasurer, and Niles Gilleo as secretary. Our class activities that year included our first dance and receiving our class pins. We also had a class supper and served spaghetti. Our fund-raising activities included selling candy. Our second year began with us a little wiser in the intricacies of being a class. New comers that year were Pam Carney, Kip Carr, and Gayle Redmond, all welcome additions. People who left us were Donna Levins and Barbara Hyde. In our class elections, we unanimously re-elected John, Paul, Barb, and Niles. For fund raising, we sold candy, wrapping paper, and Christmas cards. We held another class supper, with pizza as the main course. Our Sophomore year flew by, and after sweating out finals, we found we were upperclassmen! It was fall, 1967, as we began our Junior year. The school itself was undergoing much construction and we all soon became experts in avoiding ladders and jumping over cables. Our Junior year was amazingly busy. As a class we again elected officers, they were Paul Davidson as pres., Niles Gilleo as v.p., Barbara Gandron as tres., and Durna Swinton as sec. We also elected Bob Carney as the sec.-tres. of Student Council. This year also saw John Oetken and Brian Schroeder move away, and Amy Felton and Iris Wehrman join us. It was also the year we put on our class plays, got our class rings, and presented our prom Somewhere My Love”. Who can ever forget Anne Carpenter as Luka, and the stars in everyones eyes at the prom! There were some sad moments too. Mr. Gordon Harris's sudden death in January was a great shock to us all. Suddenly it was June and everyone was caught up in a flurry of final exams and regents. There were some more sad moments here, when we received our grades! The summer flew by, with most of us working or taking it easy. Ruth Ann Pulling was the luckiest of us; she spent the summer in Germany. September rolled around and we all came back anxious to be Seniors. Anne Carpenter, Karen Strebe, and Kathy Newton left us this fall. Sue Abare, Kim Fitch, Becky Bullock, and Steve Vilardo joined us. Sherry Anderson entered our 78 class in January. Our class officers were Jim Guion, pres., Paul Davidson, vice-pres., Barb Gandron, treasurer, and Ann Smith as secretary. Organization officers included Jim Wells and 8ob Carney, President and vice-president of Student Council; Bob Dickinson, president of National Honor Society; and Nancy Peria as president of Chorus. Amy Felton was crowned Junior Miss in the annual pageant held in November, with Barbara Gandron as first runner-up. The Middle School opened its doors this fall. Grades 5-8 moved there and we truly became a high school. A great turnover of teachers, took place this fall. The familiar faces we had known since entering high school were replaced by new ones. Mr. Corbo, our Class Advisor for 3 years, left us to become Vice Principal of the new Middle School, and Mr. Thompson replaced him as class advisor. We also welcomed a new superintendant, Mr. Walter Campbell. Besides the administrative changes, there were also many structural changes. The first few days of school were really hectic. What had been a space suddenly became a planetarium. Rooms kept appearing and disappearing!!! As the year continues on, we are all looking foreward to graduation in June. It will mark the end of our childhood. For some of us it will mean marriage, for others, on to college or the service. As our four years at THS draw to a close, we all know that they have been the happiest four years of our lives. As years go by and we look back on our high school years, I’m sure we'll all fondly recall the words of our Alma Mater: Oh, Alma Mater, Ti High School, For thee our voices ring. For thee we strive to do our best, To thee all praise we bring. Let’s give a cheer for dear Ti High, And never let it end. And when our thoughts begin to roam, To Ti High let them bend. 79 SUSAN ABARE Transferred 4 Intramurals 4 DOUGLAS ABBOTT Cross Country 3, 4 Wrestling 3. Track 3, 4 MICHAEL ANDERSON Football 1. 2. 3. 4 Junior Prom Committee 81 SHERRY ELIZABETH ANDERSON Transferred 4 Carson Graham Secondary School North Vancover, British Columbia RICHARD BOLTON Soccer 2 Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4 Band 1, 2. 3 Ring Committee Junior Plays Junior Prom Committee Junior Prom Court Essex County Music Festival Student Council 4 Yearbook Staff GARY BROOKING Football 1. 2, 3. 4 Basketball 1, 2 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Drama Club 1 Junior Plays Junior Prom Committee Yearbook Boosters PAMELA CARNEY Band 2, 3. 4, Chorus 2, 3. 4 Cheerleading 2, 3 Student Council 3, 4 Junior Prom Committee Junior Prom Court French Club 2, 3 Essex County Music Festival 3 All-State Music Festival 4 Junior Miss Pageant ROBERT CARNEY Soccer 2 Basketball 1. 3 Wrestling 2 Track 2, 3. 4 Band 1. Student Council Sec. 3, Vic. Pres 4 Junior Prom Committee Junior Prom Court Science Club 4 Yearbook Staff CLARENCE CARR DEAN CHAPLEAU Football 1. 2. 3. 4 Basketball 1, Track 1. 2. 3. 4 Ring Committee Student Council 3. 4 JOSEPH CHARBONEAU LINDA CHARBONEAU Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4 Junior Prom Committee 85 MICHELE CHARBONEAU Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals ROBERT CLARK Basketball Manager 3, 4 RICHARD CRAIG Football 3, 4 Wrestling 3, 4 86 IRVING CUMMINGS Track 2 Drama Club 1 Chorus 1. 2, 3. 4 French Club 1, 2 Latin Club 2 Essex County Music Festival 2. 3 All-State Music Festival 3, 4 National Honor Society 3, Sec. Treas 4 Junior Plays Mixed Chorus 4 PAUL DAVIDSON Football 1. 2. 3. 4 Basketball 1, 2 Track 1, 2 Drama Club 1 Junior Prom Committee Ring Committee Student Council 1, 2 Junior Plays Class Vice-President 1, 2. 4 Class President 3 Science Club 4 Yearbook Staff 87 CLAIRE DELANO Cheerleading 1 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2. 3, 4 Drama Club 1 French Club 2, 3 Essex County Music Festival Band 3 Junior Model Junior Plays Assistant Junior Prom Committee Junior Prom Court All-State Music Festival Chorus 4 Junior Miss Pageant SYLVIA DIAZ Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Plays Assistant Junior Prom Committee Basketball 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2 Band 1. 2, 3. 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Prom Committee All-State Music Festival 4 Essex County Music Festival 3 WARREN DENSMORE ROBERT DICKINSON Football 1. 2. 3 Baseball 1, 2 Student Council 2 Latin Club 2 Ring Committee Junior Plays Junior Prom Committee Junior Prom Court National Honor Society 3, Pres. 4 Syracuse History Conference 3 Candy Manager 4 Science Club 4 Yearbook Staff AMY FELTON Chorus 3, 4 Junior Prom Committee Mixed Chorus All State Music Festival 4 Ticonderoga Junior Miss Yearbook Staff DEAN FRASIER ROBERT GEISEL BARBARA JEAN GANDRON Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleading 1, 2 Student Council 1, 4 Pin Committee 1 Lay Advisory Committee Drama Club Secretary 1 Ring Committee Junior Plays Junior Prom Committee Junior Prom Queen Junior Model Intramurals Yearbook Staff Junior Miss First Runner-Up 90 PAMELA BRIGHT GIBBS Intramurals Drama Club 1 Junior Prom Committee NILES GILLEO Football 1, 2 Class Secretary 1, 2 Latin Club 2 Student Council 1, 2, 3 Class Vice. President 3 Ring Committee Junior Prom Committee National Honor Society Vice. Pres. 4 Science Club 4 JAMES GUION Football 1. 2. 3. 4 Basketball ,1 2. 3. 4 Track 1. 2, 3. 4 Band 1, 2. 3. 4 Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4 Drama Club 1 Essex County Music Festival 2 Junior Plays Junior Prom Committee Chairman Junior Prom Court Class President 4 GREGORY HARRIS CARL HARTLEY Band 1, 2. 3. 4 Chorus 2. 3. 4 Essex County Music Festival 3 All-State Music Festival 4 92 DALE HENRY Junior Prom Committee ROBIN HILL Cheerleading 1, 2. 3. 4 Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4 Intramurals Gym Demonstration Junior Plays Junior Prom Committee Junior Prom Court Junior Model Junior Miss Second Runner Up SHERMAN HURLBURT Pin Committee Junior Plays Junior Prom Committee DAVID KOLYSKO Football 1. 2 Wrestling 3. 4 Golf 1. 2. 3. 4 Junior Prom Committee Science Club 4 JOANNE KRAKES Chorus 1, 2. 3. 4 Intramurals National Honor Society 3, 4 Junior Play Assistant Junior Prom Committee Syracuse History Conference 3 Science Club President 4 Biology Lab Assistant RONALD LADUE Football 1 Wrestling 3 Baseball 2 Band 1, 2 Science Club 4 MARGARET LADUC Cheerleading 1 Band 1, 2. 3. 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Drama Club 1 Essex County Music Festival 3 Junior Model Junior Plays French Club 2, Sec. 3 Junior Prom Committee Mixed Chorus 4 Junior Miss Pageant All-State Music Festival 4 95 SALLY LANDERS Junior Prom Committee Intramurals 3. 4 GARY LATOUR Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4 Junior Plays Junior Prom Committee Junior Prom Court Yearbook Staff ROBERT LATOUR Wrestling 2, 3 Cross Country 2. 3 Junior Plays Junior Prom Committee 96 LEWIS LAUNDERVILLE JAMES A. LEAVENS FRANCISCUS LEERKES Junior Prom Committee Science Club 4 THOMAS LONERGAN Football 1. 3 Basketball 1, 2 Drama Club 1 Junior Plays FRANCES LYNCH Band 1, 2. 3. 4 Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4 Latin Club 2 All-State Music Festival 3. 4 Essex County Music Festival 3 Mixed Chorus Intramurals Science Club 4 Junior Miss Pageant Yearbook Staff BARBARA McKEOWN Chorus 1, 2. 3. 4 Band 1. 2, 3. 4 Junior Miss Pageant 98 melissa McLaughlin Cheerleading 1, 2 Pin Committee Designed Junior Play Cover Junior Prom Committee National Honor Society 3. 4 Chemistry Lab Assistant Science Club 4 Yearbook Staff KAREN MARTELL Cheerleading 1 Gym Demonstration 1 Ring Committee Junior Prom Committee Intramurals Yearbook Staff DIANNE MARTIN Intramurals Junior Play Assistant Junior Prom Committee Junior Miss Pageant 99 DALE MASON Football 1 Baseball 2 Junior Plays Junior Prom Committee RAYMOND MOORE KIMBERLY E. MOTT Drama Club 1 Junior Prom Committee 100 VICTORIA NADEAU Cheerleading 1, 2. 3, 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Junior Model Junior Prom Committee Junior Prom Court Junior Miss Pageant WILLIAM NADEAU Football 3, 4 Wrestling 3, Captain 4 MARGARET O’BRYAN Band 1. 2, 3. 4 Chorus 1. 2. 3, 4 Cheerleading 1. 3. 4 Essex County Music Festival 3 All-State Music Festival 4 Junior Prom Committee Mixed Chorus ALBERT PELERIN PAUL PELLETIER Football 1, 2. 3. 4 Track 1, 2, 3. 4 Junior Prom Committee 102 BRADFORD PERIA Drama Club 1 Junior Plays Junior Prom Committee Football 1 MARILYN PERIA Cheerleading 1. 2. 3 Chorus 1, 2. 3. 4 Drama Club 1 Junior Prom Committee NANCY PERIA Band 2. 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2. 3. 4 Junior Prom Committee All-State Music Festival 4 Student Council 4 Essex County Music Festival 4 President of Chorus 4 Junior Miss Pageant Yearbook Staff 103 DOUGLAS PORTER Football 1. 2. 3. 4 Basketball 1. 2 Track 2, 3 RICHARD POZZOVLI Football 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1 Track 1, 2 Junior Prom Committee ROBERT ALAN PROVONCHA Football 1. 2. 3. 4 Basketball 1, 2 Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4 Junior Plays Junior Prom Committee Yearbook Staff 104 RUTHANN PULLING Cheerleading 1 Gym Demonstration 1 Intermurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Plays Junior Prom Committee GAYLE A. REDMOND Student Council 3 Junior Prom Committee Junior Miss Pageant ALLEN SMITH SHIRLEY MARY SMITH Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 ANN SMITH Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1. 2, 3. 4 Student Council J Drama Club 1 Latin Club 2 Cheerleading 1, 2 Essex Music Festival 2. 3 Junior Prom Committee Chorus Accompanist 3, 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 Class Secretary 4 Junior Miss Talent Award Yearbook Co-Editor 106 JOHN M. STANLEY Wrestling 3. 4 Golf 1, 2. 3. 4 Cross country 3, 4 Science Club DURNA SWINTON Cheerleading 1, 2, 3 Pin Committee Student Council 2, 3 Chorus 2. 3. 4 Class Secretary 3 Ring Committee Junior Plays Junior Prom Committee Junior Prom Court Intermurals All State Music Festival 4 Yearbook Staff 107 CLIFTON THATCHER JON THOMPSON Football 1, 3 Golf 1. 2 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Soccer 2 Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4 Student Council 1, 4 Junior Plays French Club Junior Prom Committee Gym Demonstration Yearbook Staff DONALD TREADWAY KENNETH TUCKER Football 1 Baseball 1 Golf 1. 2. 4 Student Council 1 French Club 2 JUDY VARMETTE 109 LINDA VARMETTE STEPHEN VILARDO Transferred 4 Football 4 Student Council 4 % s BRENT VOSBURG Baseball 2. 3. 4 Football 1 110 KATHLEEN WEBB Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4 French Club 1 Chorus 2. 3, 4 Junior Plays Junior Prom Committee Student Council 4 IRIS WEHRMAN Transferred 3 Student Council 3 Junior Prom Committee Intramurals 3. 4 Junior Miss Pageant Yearbook Committee JAMES WELLS Football 1. 2. 3. 4 Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4 Student Council President 4 Junior Prom Committee Junior Prom King Yearbook Staff 111 GLENN WINTERS Football 1. 2 Ring Committee KATHY WOODARD Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Plays Junior Prom Committee Intramurals 4 PATRICIA WRIGHT 112 YVONNE WRIGHT Cheerleading 1, 2 Junior Prom Committee Science Club 4 Intramurals GAYLE YAW Intramurals Prom Committee Yearbook Committee MARY JANE HILL Intramurals Junior Ring Committee 113 BOOSTERS Allen’s Shell Station Martin’s Pharmacy Village Pharmacy Montcalm Liquors Fort View Inn Corner Market Darling Hill Market Pearl’s Department Store Newberries Dillaways Gift Shop Paul Reed Liquors Rooker’s Garage Conner’s Restaurant H. 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Burroughs, principal of Titonderoga High School, submitted his letter of resignation, to be effective July !. to Sinrerintendent of Schools W alter 1). Campbell, on Wed., (an. 15. It was read at the meeting of the Board of Education held Tuesday evening, where it was accepted by the Board “with deep deep regret.” Burroughs first Came to Ti-conderogj 43 years ago, in 192b, as teacher of social studies at the local high school. His experience includes three years as a teacher. 40 years as high school principal: 14 years as junior- senior high principal and 28 years as principal and social studies teacher. After being graduated in 1920 from Myndcrse Ac ademy in Seneca Falls. Burroughs received bis BA degree, cum laude, from Hamilton College. In 1921 and 1925 he taught science and mathematics at Leavenworth Institute and Wolcott High School and social studies at these institutions from 1925 to 1926. He lereivecl his master's degree in 1937 from Cornell University. He is a member of Delta Sigma Rho, Hamilton Chapter, honorary debating society and Phi Delta Kappa, Cornell Chapter, honorary education society. Married to the former Margaret J. Donihee, who was an English teacher for four years in the Titonderoga schools, Mr. and Mrs. Burroughs have two sons, also in the educational Held. David is principal of the Moravia Junior-Senior High School and Paul is chairman of the industrial arts department of Candlewoocl Junior High Sc hool, of the Half Hollow Hills School District in Long Island. In his letter of resignation. Burroughs noted that his 43 years here as an educator “have been most happy ones for :ne and niv family. Will you please convey to The Board of Education my resignation to become effective on July 1, 1969? “Three years as a Ticonder-oga classroom teacher followed by forty years ns High School Principal, with twelve ol those forty yeats also Junior High School Principal, have been most happy ones for me and ray family. I have always felt it to have George F. Burroughs, School Principal 40 Years, To Retire July 1 ocen a privilege that this com mtinity and its Board of Education have entrusted the education of its children to me and the many fine teaachers of out system. “It has been, a pleasure to have worked harmoniously with lour Suj erintendents of Schools. I am deeply indebted to eac h of them for the help and cooperation which they nave given me. My only regret is that my professional associations with you will have been of such a short duration. My wish for you is that you, too, will come to feel_ the great affection which I have lor Ticonderoga and its school svsteni.” George F. Burroughs