Voorheesville High School - Torch Yearbook (Voorheesville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1957 volume:

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Hfqfi- 2 M, V 4 Q 3 Q 2' if J , Q ' Y A ' N' I at Vg QQWJ' 'C f' -: ,. Q- ,wi-Zyl CE TR LSCHGOE OORHEESVILLE, EW YORK 'ra fl' ,WT at ' ' , We ' if , M., , ' we-ri' img.. I J v 3.454 --f seg , . r no .V-Q Wa. ' ' L., X... .mf K K V,..,,M,,,,, ,,.,,.......,.. M- uw, ...,..v av--if ,- -- - .:,,,yw.- M, M .,.,.-my FOREWORD TABLE OF CONTENTS During the past four years we, the class of 1957, have experienced the joys, the sorrows, the accomplishments and the disappointments which are an integral part of high school. Now we are fast approaching the time for our graduation, and we suddenly realize that our school days and the companionship and security which they held are drawing to a close. In this, our Torch, we record by means of picture and word those care- free days of the past, the memorable events of yesterday, and those .... INTRODUCTION SENIORS .... ....,.. ACTIVITIES ..... SPORTS .,.,,,,.,,.,.,,..,, UNDERCLASSMEN ADVERTISING .,.,.. I A 0 1' -. S' 1 fi, . ,. , 'i ' ' i ' . ' Z ' ' fx . 3 A During our high school career, one person served as our homeroom teacher and class advisor for three years. Many of our class took courses from him for four years in mathematics, biology, driver education and in- troduction to business. As advisor he aided in planning and directing activities for our class ranging from dances and fund-raising events to the climactic Washing- ton trip. As teacher he worked diligently to present thorough and interesting material to our classes. He challenged us to reason and think logically. In both capacities he showed interest in us and gave his time freely. In appreciation of his effort we dedicate the 1957 Torch to Werner W. Berglas. pa. ., z+f'f 2.. W . fwiify za 1 , i, a. ' f f: 6 1 1 1. ,fy A GW-ff -fefzrz. 27? 'Wf7fZ3' ' 147. ! ff-fkw 'z' f f fy . ,. 1' 54? . . if y, fa J X 7 -224. 51 W ,X 'f 52 aaa ' f . -f ,wc-ff, 4' if W , ,.. W Z5!Wwl7'C' I , V wifi' 44-2 'rf.fX.fi f1 1 .1 V, -,Y'-- .. QM-.ffcwykaffw -gfcgiff fg.f'.1!4z4f!ffZ!f Mr. Clayton A. Bouton .. Wim guided us alang the Way. Clayton A. Bouton, our supervising principal, has witnessed for thirty-six years the maturing of many classes including ours. He has given his full cooperation and understanding with our class problems and activities, and we know he will do as much for future classes. We owe much to the faculty of all grades for their efforts as teachers and sponsors. We hope that the future will show in us their job well done. We acknowledge the constant and untiring service to the school and community of our school board, a group of men dedicating long hours of their time to directing the functions of the school and carrying out plans for the future. l GRADE FACULTY Front Row, left to right: Sitting: Mrs. Etheridgeg Mrs. Prestong,Mrs, Blessingg Mrs. Morang Mrs. Pafundag Mrs. Bashfordg Mrs. VanOlindag Second Row: Standingf Miss Josling Miss Wrightg Miss Koslikg Mrs. Farrellg Mr. Stottg Mr. Farrell. , f fi. .f fff -9 1-1 fm pi' W fl fit' V gm' ., .,,.fw.M V ., ..- ' L Q V '-V-4x..,., - ..f-. U, .... . ...m...Y,....i,....m...,..M:..t.4v ...-.... ..-. ..-,., .-., W H, .f..,',,,,,w... .M I E .. .., ..........................-.1 1 .,......-uni ff ...sf r x at 'L' we 1 La 4 2 'U 2 'ij kwa. . - t Q 5 i i . .. ,.., . -sw., Q 1qnlllll '! Front Row. left to right: Robert L. jacksong Charles F. Batchelderg Wyman V. W. Osterhout, President: jerry G. Badgleyg William C, Senning. Serond Row: Clayton A. Bouton, Supervis- ing-principalg Henry E. Briggs, Superintendent of Schools. BOARD OF EDUCATION HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Front Row, left to right: Sitting: Miss McMarting Mrs. Hesselinkg Mrs. Stageg Mr. George Mrs. Hemmettg . Salvatoreg Mrs. Tylerg Mrs. McGarrg Mrs. Berglas. Second Row: Standing Mr. Meadg Mr. randitzg Mr. Bakerg Mr. Wadeg Mr. Berglasg Mr. Braydeng Mrs. Skidmore Mr. Marting Mis Howardg Mr. McCartney: Mrs. Streetsg Miss Busier. 5 2 ' A W 'A A' 'L I W fm L. L., if t 15 cl , 'X ww- . ..., t . . ..,. .,........ . .... - it . . .. , . Q .,... .... : f , Q...-: on .:-gs.:-ng-:.:-5-t.:.:,g'g 2-S-5wz::32Q5mFSs , - If E-Sir? 3 Q 5' - '.lxrffi.ifIZYTI11,J:'f7'?1y:I'1ff.TiCl3l'fQ22 i :l,l'.'s2Tl.,F-1321.1 PQSQT- I V.-,-5.2.1 1 .mc-:,':-:v.',-131.-Q E yqztfnuw:.5-sz:rsiuwg-1-wwvgrrxs:TE.: - nv: wzz.-:fs:w'1:::.:1 czzzmstk' Nf'1 -,l.-MTC'-isf--,JIii1:'.E ., ...- li? .L '?'Nff Left to right: M. Relyea CSec.jg J. Herzog CPres.Jg E, Meilinger QV-Pre.r.Jg D. Mari- nello QTreas.j. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS We began our high school days as enthusi- astic freshmen and as sophomores we took an in- creasing interest in school activities. In our junior year we participated injlhe hilarious Christmas skit I Saw Mommyg issing Santa Claus. Bruce Ackerman was elega ekeprE9 8 .R the Iprom and Bill Schmidt and Marion Relyea werelvappointed delegates to Boys' and Girls' State il As.seniors we carried on projects such as the Sen' I' play, the magazine drive, and the Torch. an the candy booth and other money making dent of the Student Council. E ilinwr d fefures m6 finance our unforgettable trip to Edie Hotaling were cro ned Kin nd Quee'7'i1 of Washi'nQon. Bill Schmidt and Bruce Ackerman lg ff F J? were' valedictorian and salutatorian of our class mm I S V Jwggf' anrlbseven other members received honor grades. N M ' Udlfe presented dances, labored over our theses, XL 7 . .MI and planned ahead for that climactic occasion - - gg 'L' Nj gfiidu On. f ' I so 'I Q ,Jr pf' Ll , ' O, nv, C if , ,W ,',,, f If FJ f Q 3 ai DJ' BRUCE ACKERMAN W' S quill! Salutaforian College A' Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 4g Boys' Intra- murals lg Varsity Club 23 Student Council Presi- dent 45 Basketball 2, 5, 4g Spring Concertg Christ- mas Programg Senior Playg Choraliers. I6l QWXVMMM ff were wif 3 jflp FLORENCE BROOKS i F10 S ecretarml work A Transferred from Grover Cleveland High School, C Ridgewood, New York. A by MARILYN DUBOIS Frenchie U ndecided Mixed Chorus 35 Glee Club 1, 2, Girls' Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4, Future Homemakers of America 1, Student Council 1, 3, 4, Cheerleading 3, 4, Helderbarker 2, 3, 4, Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 2, Physical Education Demonstration, . Spring C cert, Christmas Progr m, Charm Club 2. 1 a N55 ' E X V . f ' ' rr X QXB' 2, M145-SQA 'A X l Y ,Q f ' C9.- ,bww ,604-MJ' U C ,,,, gy if 940' 0 --Mlvcfuoff 4-H712 S Mc, Vflilod dfbf 1, FX x S ,L fca4af-jdaec cfakgf' y KENNETH ELMENDQRF JR. A ,pdf Qjywf Ken Service CW! Boys' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Chefs' Club 1, 2, j Basketball 2, Art Club 1, 2, Tratiic Squad, Physi- cal Education Demonstration. ra We 'll never ferget our fzrsl Q MARGARET MARIE ELMENDORF peg Marriage Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Future Homemakers of America 15 Helderbarker 15 Library Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Treasurer 15 Senior Play5 Music Apprecia- b, ,,ff 'f tion 35 Spring Concert5 Christmas Program, Phy- A sical Education Demonstrati0n5 Trafhc Squadg I Choraliersfo , , F V i .4 k I HQZQZQP J lilil 4 'eager ,e sl . , it gl ,, X. , x ' 0 F' ' V ' av hi '55 ,I i, ' 1 X p bl xv Elk , MILDRED ELIZABETHNFLANSBURG me 'E' 'W Micke I B M Operator m y . . . Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Girls' Intramurals 1, 45 Future A ,f Q, j X A 5, 4, 3? Hornemakers of America 15 Library Club 3, 45 W Charm Club 25 Senior Playg Traffic Squadg Spriiiig ' S' Concert5 Christmas Program5 Dancing Club 1. hlyn up , X Q - is , ' IX ssswsxses , e , s 1 I' eiie ecseeei f My if 5 M . sf U . A' , s , .lt .F MQ sr all 4 5 f L N K .M X H ,AN , ,A 'fl ,J V V. 5 I Q I I li 1- fl iSlTEPHRwQ1fE B. CXDTT 4, I X X X79 SIUPHK6 lx ,A-'C ix ' 5, bf' 011' A W '-N m Band I, 2, 5 'gxrllllwlf lntran rals lgjkliutur ' If 73 Homeniakeiis oi ,Am ' 'caMfQ1f5 Buftball Sc e-' i keeper 5, 45 Foofhcil fekeepeil 5, 45 Baseball Scorckccper 55 Helcibfbzirkcgd, Asst. News lid, 2, Photo. lid. 5, Editor 4,5 lfifblflry Club 5, 45 Art Club l, 25 Physical ll.glu'bQ3ion Demonstrationg Spring Concertg Christmas Prllngrzung Glee Club 35 Senior Play. lfll . sls 5 da I1 C' 6' , lug, 01' : : . . cl . .., wr? J Av ,few WILLIAM F. GRAY Crutflo Cassidy Army Baseball 15 Senior Play5 Traffic Squad5 Slide Rule Club 25 Football 35 Varsity Club 3, 45 Boys' In- tramurals 1 , 2, 3. KATE S. GREENE Katie College Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Glee Club 25 Girls' Intra- murals 2, 45 French Club 45 Student Council Sec- retary 35 Helderbarker 25 News Ed. 3, Feature Ed.5 Library Club 35 Music Appreciation 35 Sen- ior Playg Physical Education Demonstration5 Spring Concertg Christmas Program5 Charm Club 25 Torch. s . JANET B. GUBALA jan Secretarial work Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Helderbarker 15 Typing ,Ama Asst. 35 Production Mgr. 45 Charm Club 2, 45 Senior P1ay5 Dancing Club 15 Spring Concert5 Music Appreciation 35 Christmas Program. 1 WL.: l Www , 'fi' MWXQ' .MMV tl if W lp! My EDITH JANE HOTALING the blizzard an the night af JACOB HAWLEY HERZOG JR. 'lake College Class President 43 Student Council 4g Senior Playg Physical Education Demonstrationg Varsity Club Secretary 4g French Club 4. all W fi as k Ulf A die ,I College fy' :Z orus 33 Glee Club 1, 25 Girls' Intra- ' rals , 2, 5, 43 Student Council 2, 3, 45 Cheer J l 5, 4g Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Helder- lf bar er 4g Senior Playg D.A.R. Good Citizenship J ardg Physical Education Demonstrationg Spring f oncertg Christmas Program. gy . aj! fy W, nh , I ff V. . ' f G .... .I ., if,fw ,el if fl f My f X ff 1' l 'fm ' ,, f ff pg if 'A 4, law 92, ALAN CHARLES KIDDER Z Chuck College W ' wh Boys' Intramurals 1, 2, 5g Chefs' Club 1, 2g Var- W sity Club l, 2, 5, 45 Football 1, 2, Captain 5, 43 , A . . ,Q Baseball l, 23 Helderbarker 43 Class Vice Presi- if ,,gz , . . . gfle ff yy dent lg 'lraflic Squadg Physical Educ' tion em- ,,e4Wf'4f1?'Zf,lil' rg ' a If meld . fi,'ffZ4jZ,5fjffe ,f at ,. . .mga ohstrati . ' ffl View him 'L , , ,, ' - 46 4fQg7'f 'pqjfxfl ,V - fy JL f' , f ' af: .., . Hpuw ' nag: ww 1,751 l N ' f1L',w,,gZ,'f3 ,, l,,, , f, fu .' 1- 1 ' . 1 f J if .. V f 3 my! ' J E . 'aff'-Wf 52?Ei,ff A ' ' ra 1 3KQj51'f ' Dv ' wf?i4f':ars.. f . - A' . A it . A 'lc.?'1f,'++' ft. U03 - ' ff Y I ' 51 it . N 1' fl 4.6 A 4 f 2 A nur 57 's fair, and rcmcmber FRANCES VIRGINIA KRAUSE Fran College 3, 43 Girls' Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 55 Future Homemaker-s of Americag Helderbarker 3g Library Club 3g Traflic Squadg Christmas Programg Spring Concertg Phy- sical Education Demonstrationg Choraliers 4. F F, ,ZW 5' -0lU H x 1, Y, M K f r Qvf , ,f 'if -fr 445 .1 1 DALE F. LADUKE Duke Office work Boys' Intramurals 23 Varsity Club 25 Football 2 Dancing Club lg Traffic Squadg Physical Educa tion Demonstration. X o F5 I' - -f l , Ag' Y 1 ? A l nn Q I I I 'sd l 0 ' F un 5 'A D as q 'Ji' 5 las. Q C W . - K' n g a C J Q s - .p xp. . i:L,v.Ll 'it I Q ,.,.,,:.,.,, '1 I up by ln f I 'Illia' -' 5. 'l A - A 1 , .sm B an 'rf I 5 QV- 1' R A HENRY LAQUIRE ' 4 ' Hank Carpentry A Q 4 M' ed Chorus 4g Var- 5 Boys' Intramurals 1, 2, g IX Cl b 2, 3g Football 1, 2, 3, 44 Baseball 2, 3- sity u fll uw f F Z Q I 4 ,If 1 , W 1 ' 5 1 J 14,11 y v , ' 1 A K X W3 1, 15. iq . ,Z f 5 i f .. 1 Q 1 V 1 V ,1 zz, fy , , of ff' ' f.1f',c'V' 11' M711 11 if ' J 1 A Bf o mcd Mff vflf Z f Z,-if UKQWJ ihfqfff by, ' .ff 1 1 'Off DANIEL A. MARINELLO fff 1 , ' iz? ff 11 5 ,, '41, ,51 f , fff f , ,,. ,V , , ,V .AW Mr,-' ? f ff ff A i fj ff f gf I! A 99 11 1 'f' V 11 Vp ,fl ,1 fl? Wy 'l Mly JU ,Eli NVQ H l mf J, ,jf jx il fi 'll L 'fy of wb! ' 111 ' ' M, Danny College Boys' Intramurals lg Chefs' Club 1g Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Student Council 2, 4g Basketball 2, 3, 4g Class Treasurer 3, 4g Physical Education Demon- strationg Slide Rule Club 3. bf, 11 fm if QXOBER? C. Blllc Quan! the gym M' 'I' J! 1 Umfeffded E e l 1 ala aalrf WM , Boys' ,Kr als , 2, 35 Chefs' Club 1, 2g Var- 3 Vqvz I . , ., U N' Q jllfrsif flcllll? , 2, , 4, Student counm 4g Football AQ,, 1 bv! ' U I it g ,Basket 1 1, 2, 3, Captain 4g Baseball 1, 2g 1' Clk 'ryfsurer 2g Physical Education Demon- X Kwls 5 V-Zi rayg7 Fishing Club 3g Printing Club 25 Dans- 1 R ,1 X 1 injg ub1,2. C X1 f- V Ng ' lj W W1 lu' 1 lifl F 11 1 ' 55 X11 lll NN XZ Xxx 1 l ie-i- W 1 1Vi1 fflM1 5' Si '15 1 1 11 1 f m1 A 1 U O 1 2 il X X 1 If 1, 'Z 1 X 1' 1 - 2 , 1 11' 51 14 1, 11 1111 1 My ,f 1 '1 X' 1 12 L U ll 1 LCA lil K 7 I u All X . . if 2 1 1 , 1 A 1 . lf 11 ,1 1 11 1 ' 1g . 1' .1 1 , 1 I 1 - -1 'rf 1l 1' 3, W 1 ' V. I jr J, XXX! I Uk V04 TUL 'Q I' 1 1 '1 , 1 , .1 11 N1 X16 M X1 M f' X1 1 1 El ' 1 1 f 1 1 1 V1 11 1, J 15, CHARLES DAVID MCQUAID A. , U ff if l M 'V .1,wf ? lf , , 1514 , ji ml 1 , 1 lf' . ,,1 1111 U J 1 Little Mar Ministry Physical Education Demonstrationg Trnfiic Squad: Helderbarker 4. 121 :YB Jigga! fund QA of sf N 'A l ,, ,ya M U! fb, A , . BQ? ' I HBoy rals , Chefs' lub li, arsity Club 1 , 3, Pre Jlioitb 3, 4, liagketball 1, 2, S , 4' yseb 2,f f3, ain 4, Helderbarker 3 Xl S Ed , , , r ting ub , ng Club 1, Physical Edu t jr . y a s'Pr sident 1 3' Senior Play, t'on emonstration, Class Vice President 2, 4. ,, ki ik , .Xp - , Cvj ik -f jv ' by xc RA L, ' NJ in X . L, 1 . , S as W swf' at 6 Yt W NORMA 'LIZABETH MINER Norm Undecided Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Helderbarker 2, 3, Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Art Club 1, 2, 3, Dancing Club 1, 2, Spring Concert, Christmas Program, Physical Education Demon- stration. JAMES M. MOHAN lim College Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' In- tramurals 1, Chefs' Club 1, Chess Club 2, Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, Library Club 3, Art Club 2, Class President 2, Spring Concert, Christmas Program. 13 ff f ' ,1f '?1f ' ' ' the thrill af praducing nur MICHAEL HALL MUNY AN Mike College Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Boys' Intramurals 1, 2, Chefs' Club 1, Varsity Club 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Student Council 1, Treasurer 3, Vice President 4, Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Senior Play, Spring Concert, Christmas Program, Physical Education Demonstration, Dancing Club 1, Printing Club 2. f J V lfgqgyjsyfff' F -W f 4 lv. rf' ,SJ L I 'QV n- I i ,ff-X -N l A :Qaeda ,I ' f P ' 'C ' ff ,L ,SAIL ,1gggvERLY NAFDEKUI Gail 'I - Office work Mixed Chorus 2,,.j,,l4,.Q1ee: Club 1Q, 3,!Helder- m barlcer 3, Aert Club 1, 2,JCharm Club 2, Senior ,L- Play, Spring Concert, Christmas Program, Damc- 1 ing 1,-Choraliersl, Q ' - ' S f. 2' .x ,qgfrg 4 4 ,,,. I 4 , ,x yy nuss 3 3 1 ,ky - ' fl 15 f. S? Q f , s , A lr ' F ,tl I 13 yi gy gl W v.. ly' 1 WILLARD 1. osTERHoUT Willy College Boys, Intramurals, Chefs' Club 2, 3, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Base- ball 2, 3, 4, Class Vice President 3, Senior Play. U41 6-Irnd ,ali aaand G ' A' f' -ck., 0-.:,..,,...,z..,.-.fa.,.5:,,:,..t Aram- .1 R ' , wwf play, 571119 fu , , feet-if ,ragga LA PBM If-,i.,yao Jr K f ff ' 1 I J 1 ,1f,l , 1 W J' '5-'14 ' 'fa -Tw -Av A in', ':k ' -Lim' S-5,6 -:Pj 8 fix '1 z tc? til.. b ,,,,, fijfwifffzixg 'PLW4 W, a 44 F' N, , ,yin-u R-4f ' 148' GHOMER E. QUENNEVfLLE yi 1 M fi ..,7r BOQlfi1in 1 Y Service ' O , ys ntramurals 1, 2, 5, 4, Chefs Club 1, 2, J M, y' .:,,,,,--sJ.o Helderbarker 4g Library Club 25 Dancing Club 13 E . al.. L,-WQf' Traffic Squad. Y A 4 ,ff 4' ff' 'f - X ,il S N 'ff' V .,-r .f-'4 V's 4 7 ' ,,rMlf'e if ar f--M-fa fi if g,eg.,,, , : by i M . Or . J-J My-0 My YZ,-3 if 4 W' or 5, fa If , My f y,o ' X jars! 01 C42 IJ-,bm . 3 1 fl 9 1 MARION M. RELYEA To ffu Susie Secretarial work 4 XV - Glee Club 1, 2, 5g Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3g Class ,Lwf l Secretary 2, 5, 4g Dancing Club 1, 2g Girls' State 55 Trallic Squadg Spring Festival, Christmas Pro- gramg Physical Education Demonstration. 'WN' w, V ROBERT ROBERTS i'f 4 Rat Navy if Boys' Intramurals lg Varsity Club 1, 2, 33 Football 1, 2, 5, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Baseball 1, 2g Art Club 1, 25 Gym Demonstration. 3 4 4 '-il, K Q. 14 1 1 1 tivl, ' 153 .1 ii 1 , ,yty 4. ,,,, ' ,',, ,,. . , , ' - X 3 f -fr: 5, , f , , if f .1 , .f , , ., Xa if vga, ft ' W' - H., ,V AW? 1,4 -' W , 'M' is at' AME, tiifplarfziry far. fir F7i'i '.a,,,,,, f,,Qi'f0W Boys' State 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Boys' Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4, Chefs' Club 1, Student Council 3, Football 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Torch, Spring Festival, Christmas Pro- gram, Choraliers, Physical Education Demon- stration. 'N Qi- fl , film-' -5- - --Q.-J imrsna, or . Kami time E 7 'W - J I L M X , ,7 W xlxt gl V I V Y l'k.-v aaebetfsf,-19, W 1 JOYCE ANN SEVERSON T53 joy I.B.M. Operator Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Future Homemakers of America 1, 2, Library Club 3, 4, TIHEC Squad, Spring Fes- tival, Christmas Program, Charm Club 2, Dancing Club 1. ROBERQF C. SMITH Bob ' Q7 Service 0 Boys' Intramurals 1, Z, 3, 4, Chefs' Club 1, 2, y Chess Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Dancing Club L C 1, 2, Slide Rule Club,3, Senior Play. ,, ,,-', f',, f ,QW gl: - - 7 W' ' 1 f,',f, V, 16 ,f V! V 46 f I 1 1 P WILLIAM EDWARD SCHMIDT ' c , . WM Qi 4 al IW p W?Mf'rf 1.?4f , ' if ,'2.4lf,.'2v 4 and our scnmr mp 0,,3fj,,b, I Wasliiizglffzfg JEAN ELIZABETH STURTEVANT Genie College Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Future Homemakers of America 1, Helderbarker 3, Library Club 3, Senior Play, Traflic Squad, Spring Festival, Christmas Prog am, Choraliers 4, Girls Trio 3, 4. :I fi Llfifiiifk ',',.A CM' 4 , I -. i V i 1 1 HL fi!! X t N N ,, ,QA-, , N.. . . fy, x i C, C , , , WV L Ape College oys' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Chefs' Club 1, 2, Var- sity Club 3, Treasurer 1, 2, Vice Pres. 4, Student Council 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Class Treasurer 1, Senior Play, Traffic Squad Captain, Candy Booth Manager, Printing Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Demonstration. b X U K CARL A. WILLIAMS JR. NNE ' ,Lvl SQA' J I Q I f V N -t ' ff: 1 rw i F .. .ffgiqrvililw ii ,g ,Oi ojfn . ZEH 'Al' jjget' ' -'s' ff' Business College ' ' ,sf of A lub 1.115 3, P ' ls' Irgviamyrals Lf,-'I-Ielderbarker I- Q' .23 Klknn' d. 41wAf5 Clubd , 2, 3, Librar F ,nl N H y fl. SJJ fu LN ' fx ay, ' XJ-ja! F , lCQQuify?'1'fa11c acyl: Darfygig Club 1, Charm P ,CW lubi , Tofhh, ws Q' Pr gram. 1 'J .., yq, , gi :RQ s W 'la v U 'fyjinrjw wild,-Q1 if Q87 fQ any 'Wg H CQ C, I U71 ffm' are same 0 the I1 gh! gh! ,wmv nw V. V W NXYN, saw. Us nsm1a The candy booth, manned here by Edie Hotaling, was one of many fund-raising activities, In preparation for the senior play Mr. Granditz ap- plies make-up to Brute Ackerman as Mike Munyan observes. S L' aj. 1 WI ' ' 1.2 ' M47 M1135 tvfwifgi-'g mis 9 , 'Ei'f'?2 -V :,, , , . ffy 1 2,7 M ,' .2 ff, -Hx j'f 'f W?Jzfe,w -, , f M .X M X N ,ffy ,Q . A ., Q Ying? ' ask f . N WWW' ..-M ,af -,NAI if , . W X gm! N 2 s 2 'sg x. I XX Q Q .S X X kx NA Q Vs'wN+4 Xi 1 1 The Lincoln Memorial viewed from the Washington Monument typified our memorable Easter trip. of tlzasc happy school years. Lf? g M f .1 5 0 3' - .- , ,. , I, .31 .2 .45 ': Last year's royalty crowned Edie Hotaling and Eddie Meilinger queen and king at our prom, Les Fleurs de Nuit . f W 7, , ., , fy ' f ,, fwfr, A . , f ff A 'anim , a A I The school and New Scotland Kiwanis ogered many career days, represented bere by Mr. William Brayden and Marine recruiting sergeant. The CanCan, a feature event at the yearly gym dem- onstration, starred here Bonar, Danny, Mike, Willard and Milt. U9 fudcrzf ouncil administered fir , U6 H M - t -aus , r v'AA -Y'-'I ft? ' M . jg if Ha , ki' wi Front Row, left to rigbl: At Table: D. L. Kennah Clreasjg B. Ackerman fprenjg M, Munyan Q11-presjg M. B. Frohlich Cseaj. Second Row: Sitting, B. McQuade: M, DuBoisg J. Herzogg E. J. Hotalingg D. Marinellog Third Row, Standing: W. Knappg J, Zehg E. Maderg A. Senningg N. Uliong P. Guyerg S. Marting B. Batchelderg T. Furman. STUDENT COUNCIL At the bi-weekly meetings of the Student Council the representatives and executive commit- tee, under the guidance of Mr. Kenneth George, discussed and tried to solve the problems which were brought before them concerning the stu- dent body. President Bruce Ackerman brought the meeting to order and secretary Mary Beth Frol.li:h and treasurer Donna Lee Kennah made their reports to the Student Council. The Constitution Committee with chairman William Batchelder completed the revision of the constitution which was approved by the Council. The Assembly Committee under the leadership of vice-president Michael Munyan organized all assembly programs. The Canteen Committee under the chairman- ship of Carol johnson planned the budget, as- sumed the responsibility for all canteen activities, and cleaned and conditioned the canteen, which included the refinishing of the canteen Hoor. Improving Inter-School Relations was our topic for the A. S. S.C.D. Wlorkshop in which four representatives headed by Mary Beth Frohlich pre- sented and led a discussion concerning this prob- lem. In order to improve school spirit a committee, led by Emily Mader, was organized and school pennant were sold at home games. The Holly Roll was sponsored by the Student Council during the Christmas vacation for the students and alumni. Throughout the year the Student Council strove for school betterment and understanding between the students and faculty. actizfitics af the sfudmi bawdy 7 . M- . ,..1gg.f . i , K . iff ! ! .ies if 5, If yr 4 a My 4 AW' ' fx A QD' X fn. ,V fwmfmm. ,w ., A Front Row, left to right: B. Batchelderg A. Senningg M, B. Frohlich Ccbair- manj E. Maderg S. Munyan. Second Row: W. Knappg J. Zeh. WORKSHOP COMMITTEE ff n ew .I Zj' ',i, H - W K' . .. ji I, I I - I .,.,, , ww' ffmmm 5'Hg,,,W ,-'- '-ff f f 4 H WM , W. M V .W . ,. ,M , -I., , . f .f. --.f .4 fm- -if , 34 , , 'GL ,mwn-v,f. Left to right: J. Whiteg V. Kottg J. Mohang C. johnson Qcbairmanjg J. Baylyg J. Senning. CANTEEN COMMITTEE ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Left to right: R. Campbellg E. Meilingerg M. Davisg M. Munyan Ccbair- manj. I, if 3 Q . 21 1 ' E21 5 5. CW.. M01 ,.,. . 5 E 9 2 5' i si I Q sf , . 31. 3.5 :: bu? A Stephanie Gott Nas' K2 X f ...T i . . J 1 , EDITOR 0 uv ,- - wr ' , '- yin Z ' M Front Row, left to right: T. Kenton CCo-grade Editorjg J. Gubala fProduction Man- agerjg B. Zehg Cfilumni Editorjg K. Greene CFeature Editorjg M. B. Frohlich fNews 'Jr' Editorjg E, Meilinger fBoy'.v Sports Editorjg A. Senning CGirl'.r Sports Editorjg M. fx K Davis QCo-grade Editorj. xx mr rw Q3 V .lf jx. 5 0' 4' .J HELDERBARKER STAFF to ,J -7, T' F A -JJ 'F Jil' 1 wff 2- f X up-. A ,f. NF:-' V yep' rj, .1 by 14? ,XQACJ-we, M H f' 'N . J 'N- F' 39 f will E433 I-U J Om J ff! W3 e- 47' ., e-7' ff Yrff? E331 ,pl . 35 fri I A-' if x'7' HELDERBARKER REPORTERS Fran! R014 left 10 figbf-' 5- MUHYHUQ D- L- Keflllahi G- Bergstromg E. Maderg S. Amosg M. Badgleyg N. Bills Lausrerg P. Guyerg J. Hallenbeckg E. J. Hotaling, Second borrow: B, L. Hotalingz Q. Johnson. Row: S. Batesg S. McCartneyg S. Browng j. Whiteg K, El ki EEEWJWI W WH tif? ff if 'QWIIIT W h T 1 . if fW,,,. . ' ' ZW A ' . ' . A K t K I ,,,1,.,.... w-......-W D I i K V ,Z M , P ,, - ,Af ' A -vc' ' iii k , J., ... N '40 . ' -3-ww - ,O - M W ' jf- .A Jag ,rj 'wzwmsmwse A t- t fx... 7 . - 71 ,-. . . - X . f if Mfg A . .QW X 1 M!! f?7,! , Ik.. .O fa fffff 14+ nh .1 1 ,f . f f . f 'g ,',, Q 4 5. if . Q 4, . , .. , 4444? -If , We f .912 . , . f 4 4? M. - tt. Front Row, left to right: K. Greene fLiterary Editorjg W. Schmidt Uiditorjg E. Meilingerg fPb0to. Editorjg C. Williams fAdverti5ting Managerjg J. Gubala fTypif1g Editorjg D. LaDuke fSales Managerjg M. Munyan CAJ- The yearbook staff and Mr. Martin worked together selecting the cover, arranging the dum- my, planning for photography, assigning articles and rewriting copy, presenting the publicity cam- paign, and rushing to meet the deadline of the 1957 Torch. sistant Photo. Editorjg B, Zeh QArt Editorj. TORCH STAFF While the lite ary g aups LIBRARY CLUB Front Row, left to right: M. Davisg M. Flansburgg J. Seversong B. Zehg M. Elmendorf fpres.jg E. J. Hotal- ingg M. DuBois, Mrs. J. Salvatoreg Second Row: B. Braung M, Gates, A. Carry J. White, M. Badgleyg D. Baldwin, K. Bergstromg N. Billsborrowg S. Munyang K. Lynchg B. Austin. M19-5 ,fffiiv is :ri . M W ia Checking books in and out, cleaning messy shelves, running errands for Mrs. Salvatore, as- sisting students, relieving an overloaded book cart, and maintaining quiet and orderliness are all duties of the Library Club members. fliigjii f 7 SM... 4 .... ,W .gf N86 in 243 71 One of the major ior class was the trafiic squad. Under the direction of Mr. George and captain Carl Williams, the squad members kept order in the school corridors. and mriaus clubs flaurislzcd TRAFFIC SQUAD Front Row, left to right: P. Elmendorfg F. Krauseg C. Williams Q capt.Jg Second Row: M. Relyeag B. Zehg J Severson. Third Row: M. Flansburgg J. Gubalag K Elmendorf, Fourth Row: J. Sturtevantg D. McQuaidg C Kidder. The members of the Future Teachers of America met and discussed the teaching profession with Mrs. Rosalie Stage and then to gain ex- perience in their chosen field, they each assisted a grade teacher for a four week period. responsibilities of the sen- FUTURE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION Front Row, left to right: M. Davisg S. Munyang J. Murphyg S. McCartneyg M. Badgleyg A. Carrg S, Batesg Whiteg M. Gatesg K. Bergstrom. Second Row.- M. A. Mrs. Stage. EZ Zi iii 2 Effgiy gif? W Qlllflll is 3 l Tc 'WW t :Qs K? , A tett I X-L Wx Sl... MWINQXGKUIH We Q 1' '1 If , p1. X ' ij, aww Front Row, left to right: Hammanng jacksong Maderg Around Table: Furmang Senningg LaDukeg Dunstang Baylyg Carlg Seybothg Crabillg Connorsg Second Row: DeLorenzog Morang Smithg Amslerg Rockenstyre. CHEFS CLUB T' fl! ' if Q I ,,, I Ei J 'V Q.. -I g A ka 255 5 ,, Y S I W A 5614- A H! Front Row, left to right: At Table: I.. jacksong W. P. Bergstromg J. Lovedayg P. Joyceg I.. Millerg R. Mo- Lossg S. Kavenaughg N. Smith. Second Row: J. Schererg hang D.Ster1inggR,Mat1-ese. CHESS CLUB FRENCH CLUB Front Row, left to right: S. Amosg M. Badgleyg 1. Sever- stromg D. L, Kennah. Second Row: Mrs. Skidmoreg W. inghausg K. Greeneg J. Herzogg J. Hallenbeckg K, Berg- Braung D. Austing R. Greeneg T. Kentong M. A. Murphyg M, Gatesg F. Warnerg R. Campbellg W. Curlette. iE2E!E?HI?Qfi5ig5Hi!ge Gfjf ew HHH! qgggm. 'ki.,l 'A g, .., .J f- , ...,... ,,,,.,NN.,W-M---FN-----we-HF'-A T 3' :WR 5-'aw Q WZ! W Q4 s .. fs' If , Q if 4 N , , I f . ..,. . ,, . 67,3 A f ,fa . V 3 ....,. 1 ' f K- .- ' V. K X A 1 1 1 pl M A' ' 1 1 W . If .5 HHH C C . . .. W 'U V 2 1- ' I , 'W ' - W. . 2, In ..., --vv s A 19 'X ef 3 9' 2 we Q A Q 2 I 251 W, ,Q Q -6 9 nv- I ,m fn .L A., U' ill l lick. Third Row: LeGereg jacksong Rauchg jacksong Campbellg Eldridgeg Uliong Tallmang Fourth Row: Sen- ningg Platzg Elmendorfg Meaclg Douglasg Wagnerg La- Duke. and student parficipafian. Open House, the Christmas Program, the Physical Education Demonstration, and the Spring Con- cert. janet Ozard and William Batchelder attend- ed the Annual New York State Music Festival f 5 with Mr Baker. ,VL CHORALIERS Fro R ufl M Hkfl' 506 nd M B Frohllch Campbellg W. Schmidtg G. Nadeaug F, Krause: J. PP El en f Sharp app B Ackerman R Scoonsq J. Sturtevant. CL! vs, Q . 9 I P wah Front Row, left to rigbz Koxg FrQElich?wNuclf-aug San- rn haus Sehmldl Sharp H La ulre Mr Baker Tbzrd ningg Johnsong Kemo 'U Halle beclixlhylyp M. Elrgrx- Ray W Severlnghaus Osterhout E Krause Ackerman dorfg F. Krauseg Scoorill-55ec2frTd RouLR. Ia3QuQreg ' 9- Knlpp Mead W Elmendorf Campbell Munyan hang Platzg Ozardg browng Maaerg Sturtevanta Sexfer- Augtm Braun 'J' A Q as rl I S... U 3 K3 MIXED CHORUS ,F O A -:Q . Members oflrthe! Qgnorui sallio ad practiced for lhethrlgaas Pro rarnjthe priiig Festival, and 01391 Hguse Qrierqthe alireffion pf Mr. Thomas Baer. jleppasengsrive wexll ent from the groupdlht the S'ec3ona15A1Q3State NEI-Sic eva., C' , , 4 ,qu ' 3 QN CELEB UB 0 Q x X f' Front Row, left to rigbtjy DJvisg'fali-slqQygKSellnowg Greene Van Koehler Smithg Flansburgg jamnsong Halen 'ckg Baylygfflmin- Kennah Schroeder dorfg Krauseggsnsffecogd R'l'w: r. Qkerl Bafilglfyl Goergen Bates C5 'SL 'F keringgausgjjvlfhli Gates Hekple if 1 5' cl . el g 0' .' '?0'zT 'e l www ,EEL f ...Z WW 28 Front Row, left to right: D. Spauldingg P. Winnei T- Crockerg D. Marinellog M. Munyan Ctreasjg E. Meil- inger CPre.f.Jg C. Williams CV-Pres.j5 J. Herzog CSU-75 J. Mohang D. Baldwin. Second Row: W. Pattersong W. Throopg M, Batesg E. Krauseg W. Knappg W. Kellamg B. McQuadeg H. Fishg J. Smith. Third Row: R. Okes- song W. Hotalingg D. Picardg B. Ackermang C. Kidderg J. Zehg B. Halsdorfg W. Osterhout. VARSITY CLUB Cla: varsity club and teams. The stimulation of more interest in sports and the promotion of better sportsmanship throughout the school are the main objectives of the Varsity Club. Meeting weekly, the Varsity Club is composed of senior high school boys that have been members or managers of varsity sports. To give all high school pupils a chance to participate in competitive sports the Varsity Club organized a track meet in the spring. They made posters to advertise the football games and pre- sented pep rallies at the beginning of the football and basketball seasons to introduce the players to the student body. They held an evening basket- ball festival at the end of the season with the varsity playing the junior varsity and the faculty playing other students. Every year the club repairs the benches for the athletic teams and participates in the gym demonstration by presenting some humorous fea- ture event. They made and donated a plaque which records the most valuable player for each sport every year. They plan to remodel the in- field of the baseball diamond in the near future. The club purchased black and white jackets for its members with the name of the club and the blackbird insignia afhxed. Advised by Coach Harold Mead, the Varsity Club has functioned smoothly under president Ed Meilinger, vice- president Carl Williams, secretary jake Herzog and treasurer Mike Munyan. clfpcricnc tt both lfictary The 1956 football squad, under the direction of Coach Kenneth George, played with amazing spirit and determination throughout the season, despite the fact that they had the disappointment of losing all but one of their hard-fought games. There were only three returning lettermen, one of whom was Captain Milton Batesg but the team members learned quickly the importance of co- operation and teamwork. The night football game at Ravena on Halloween contributed ex- citement to the game and many of the second and third string players gained valuable experience in the annual Meatball Bowl which was held near the end of the season. The regulars as well as the first year men found the practice long and tiring but this seemed worthwhile when it came to carrying the pigskin at gametime. FOOTBALL TEAM Front Row, left to rigbtf R. Schultz Cmanagerlg B. Severinghausg N. Uliong A. Minerg J. Smithg B. Patter- song R, Platzg B. Smith Cmanagerj. Second Row: T. McCartney Cmanagerjg B. Hotalingg C, Williamsg T. Crockerg B. Vosburghg M. Bates fcapt.1,' B. Halsdorfg B. Meilingerg L. Smithg H. Fishg D. Baldwin Crnanagerj. Third Row: D, Sterling Cmanagerjg B. Okessong T. Krauseg W. Osterhoutg B. Schmidtg C. Kidderg B. Robertsg E. Meilingerg B. Elmendorfg Mr. George. 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U' M H ff. . ...f nv g i :sg , gf N wig VARSITY BASKETBALL if if li A ,mug by cfm! as they faced if 2 SN Q5 Q, YJ NlJBall handling drills, layups, set shooting, V, ,,,,., , tx' Filscf mages, and locker room fun, this was var- ixs, if' fl Q si basketball practice three times a week. Hard J Qi 'lx played games, close ones with Guilderland, dis- ,stx M xappointing defeats, long bus rides to jefferson and E ,J 35 Dgaple Hill, playing on new courts in new schools, 'RQ lv home games with the gym packed, the pep talks A f-J' before the games, and high scoring by Ackerman yt X ' f 31 a d McQuadeg these were familiar scenes from L pecember through February. p b if f -X Outside the gym the cheerleaders practiced ' i K g fi ling hours after school and the echoes of their 01 I ful' Q' Ng yfoices in the empty halls were replaced by the fa f 'f ' , 4 J ,J J Echoes of the crowd at game time. - o ::2Jf .J il VARSITY CHEERLEADE Y!! if - x . 1, ,jlflorkwisef M. B. Frohlich, M. lJuBois as B- , :ke look on, U 7, , 5 Baylyg A. Senning, S. Munyan. ,s Qx I I 0 Same viff .COX-Y - 6. Way' R.. I -jiv N if K ,,,. itt' 'f 53 6J, Y ' J .,,. g. A jf? dj., ,.f.f.. P, A .af,, A fm ,f ,,, ,W ff J' K. ,mwwwvf .ummm wagpii. , IZ QQ .2 Q, Tarz Krause takes a sbot as Bonar Halsdorf Ffvnf R0146 fffl I0 right: S. BIOWUS B- F1a1'ISbl1rg5 Second looks on, in game against Coxsackie. R010-' J. 5C0onsg 1. Hallenbeckg Third Row: C. johnsong B. L. Hotaling. Bonar and Bill fight for a loose ball, against JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERQ Q Ravena. , f uf E. than appaneafs, but JYWHQ5 . . . Us K The junior Varsity fought hard too, beatlng sl O MapleAHill, Heatly, Averill Park and Berne-Knoxg ' losing some jusfoas close, but fighting hard and .3 x 5 enloymg If all the t1me. There was fun at prac- .5 M. tice and on the bus trips, excitement when last Bl S HV years' varsity uniforms were passed out, scrim- gg, XQ .f .Ay mages with Guilderland after school, high scoring J A E by Krause, and at last the coveted V. numerals. C3 rl j.V. cheerleaders worked hard, practicing, f N 5 6 leading pep rallies at lunch hours and activity s U5 1. . . .. . an as ,i J ' perrods, and mspirmg the spectators to cheer their -Ii N1 'T 0 . sf ' f- Q team to v1ctory. ,6 ' p l T5 Q' fir U 'li JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL lf Front Row, left to right: M. Moran Cmanagerjg W. Throupg D, Spauldingg E. Krauseg B. Halsdorfg P. Okessong B. Crabill fmanagerj. Second Row: T, Crockerg W. Elmendorfg R. Meilingerg F. Hammanng J. Zehg R. Vosburghg D. Baldwin. E 5 if ,, , 'Q J P - '. - V 3 ' 'W 'fi a if Q V 5 v - V v 3 0 - .:1,g 3 - 1 Z1 V X j 5 '5 ' 5 ' - 'V'P:gf , ,, r 4 , 6 0 3,9 V, r ' My , I ,X a' 2 X 1 xi , f X 4 5 WK lik! gm 7 JL xi xc j n N ,V y l 2 If-V if i A, ' 5 V A K ,...,a-.,. ,ff ', ' 1 0' I fif 1 ,, , 'I U U ,Z Q ,,, 5: .zvf . . .' MV, V, 1 is L' l::'ii . ,1-A .A.A fcaptainjg Cmanagerj. M. Munyang R. M. Baresg D. Bald- W. Osterhout, Houk. play d I1 good game far Under the leadership of Coach Harold Mead and Captain Ed Meilinger, the 1957 baseball team began the season with high hopes for victory. Nine of the previous year's lettermen returned, some with three years of valuable experience be- hind them. fi ff' ,V , 1 Q ,XV AMY -VW,-ggwfff Q1 4 bwf CV V - mf! , f A V V . 'wa ' V,g,V,gV V , , , 4,,45.V .ff .,V V55 W7 K' .. 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' expexrieczced n their 1957 spring training 1, Q M A 2 r X Qgm fcxx exe cvxsg x X xf L- 3 X KX f-.Q M Si for WWA , gy V 65+ Q35 s i xf aiu K M xy - 71 , JW e J X X fl? fl u 1 NX ::V ill ll was ga X Q 94 52 E I 5 r M Fflmf R016 left 10 fight-' 5211iSbl1fYL Sellnows Baylys B- hausg Westbrookg Badgleyg L. Lasherg VanKo lerg S. Qqq 'y F12IlSbl1fgZ M- F13IlSbl1fg9 K. GFCCDCS E. J- Hmaliflgi Smithg Reissmang Berger. Third Row.'J song 0 a 3 X XJ DuBoisg Frohlichg Kennahg Scoonsg L. Smith, Second- Murphyg B, L, Hotalingg R G - dw Se g L Row.' McCartneyg Goergeng Bergstromg Amosg Severing- Billsborrowg Lynchg Gigi , . ash . 'Emp TPM- -g 1 u. aw my - ..GIRLS' INTRAMURALS l ' 2003 I-as K .' 'S Y i-A315 Y 6- Q W l I li U 9+ 1.-1'.- TU f a-2, D' , ,fl I ' . H- f' ni: I I d .Jul .N X 1 ,im I' f:a,,,3 6 I fu J fi i.:...5--S-H-S-. -. 1. f - J' J. -Q lo Fil. 0 I t V j ' 'Fw -1- L 3 l . , ' l 'P' . 1 Every week the girls' intramui-'alvgioup met The boys' mtia- A ls 1-pdesignei to 0-9 Id, A r with Miss Flora McMartin, the girls' gym in- vide H11 0pD01't, for th oysvwh not . structor, to play basketball, volley ball, soccer, play OU fhe VHfSiCY-S9 ' f1C1P3fiTrW0m'0 f ':l I softball, or badminton. Play days were held at pefirive Sports- UfPdS1'2,ff,lE....-dj-Fesamfl ' A Oachx Berne-Knox, Troy, and Voorheesville. Harold Mead, the'656yS pls yC'f1',iCgj5f,,,,f60qb5H,, 1 A ftb ll db k tballl 'N ' ' f f A ' so a ,an as 6 fy! J, VXJAQLLLL.-vw f I , is-4-r 5, A .. a P 1 BOYS' INTRAMURALS 1, ,,.' 47 f A . A 1 l ' . 1' - ui. D Front Row, left to right: G. Whireg T. Morang R. Hal- Row: J. Smirhg G. Houkg R. WSSEDFIS , o ert5 1. -9 'TY-'J lenbeckg W. Throopg G. DuBoisg P. Winne. Second Elmendorfg W. Kellamg H. LaQuireg Smithg C. Frisbee. M- . My -Jiwvl K Lam. 2. i Wi w 1 fi Qi -Y l-:E 1 'Is j gi 5 3 52 .6 2 4 12 -3 ai ' 'X QW Q? ' if ' f - :i. .. fQ M? pm fk- Front Row, left to right: Batchelderg Baylyg Crockerg nahg Knappg LCGCIEQ Mabieg Riversg Scgeni, Favurtb Campbell, Second Row: Frohlichg Guyerg Hallenbeckg Row: Milesg Miners Nadeaug Pattersonfg Schroed1'fFiftJf H0l1k3 I-2111516133 Westbrook- Tbifd R010-' Sa1iSbU1'Y5 Ken- Row: Advisor, Mrs. McGarr77 Homeroom ,Te?acbeit, Mr. N Martin. .,f' 7 12 J YP D , I ' 6' V M Q n y ff ff WU fi of ,J U ' X 11A of M . . f f ' 4 , Q G or I I, 1. Q ' 0 'ik fl Y I x K X I I V 3 YN f K K ix , , J Oi ff fp X H W f A Q 15.9 e f , GQ , d ft f aw as We rcmmzscc Wa recall K5 - I V , X '6 Q p my N Q .uf .xx S x , L L5 X .H ,xg I f 'vw ,AAN X -J 5 f f'V74 'M-M I ' - at uf' 1 M ff xv .pnhwmy Q3 1 x Y gk, .rj jfx Y J C- Q 'X vm b - p I . .sm 5.,x,: . '-ww! yi 'V 1, .' 5 X 4 , A' 7 YXQ, Wade. Second Row: LaQuireg Batesg lickg Genoxaegg Fl21'lSbUrg: Clarkg Elmendorf. Fourth Ng Sel1nQX'9 .N511itl'tg Roberts. Third Row: Hempleg Gim- Row: Maugong Okessong Picardg J, Smith. to ..,.,.t,.,..f.t.. 1 ...... I, 3 1 Front Row, left to right: Browng Gatesg Carrg Beard- ningg Davis. Fourth Row: Mr. Marting Zehg Spagldingg sley. Second Row.' Baldwing Georgang Krauseg Hotalingg Whiteg Vosburghg Ten Eyck. Fifth Row: Adui.vor,,Mr. Johnson. Third Row: Mead: Billsborrovgp Sharpg Sen- Wade. L If xv . ' L FN. V A . Q i Z 1, We ' ,did .f ICA' 1 WEN ifgnd . N . 'J . -' 1 if. . if i If i I ,I if pf? Q - JU i or ' ti' YN, f I N I 'i I X if ,1 'I' if h S' . , ' X' W fu V' jg' -,' ,wi I K . o J f W fy W 4 1. A I .ww ' X f i - Q ' an to stud ' ar a ml ' I 10B Front Row, left to right: Haywardg R. Gippg O'Connel1g M. Gippg Rzanyg Frisbee. Third Row: Winneg Halsdorfg Vosburghg Plueg Fish. Second Row: Relyeag Hallenbeckg Smithg Okesson. Gam? - 'r '-Q. xr! w.:,:fgwwf'-for'A 5' 5 Front Raw, left to right: Ozardg Braung Wagnerg Webbg Raw: Gatesg Greeneg Uliong Van Koehler. Second Row: Campbellg Murphyg ' DuBois, Fon lg ' Badgleyg Hammarmg Morang Meilingerg Maderg Hall nbeck. Third Curletteg Lynchg 7? - ' ff-I Mlf ll' H ' W T if . 'T 1 . li ,F I 1 V J rf . j 9A, 1 A , f ,ff ,ar . f f ,mfr lx . . , lf V , Nj 1 if or 1. wry . N .4 rr 4 4 . - 1 ' . .Mk xgk ' 'T , . lf - f f T U7 T ' J ' ' l 7 ' 'l J ' lu 'X f M fly Qi F sf yi. Q! , I rx U rw, T' ' 6' l16'W ,Ufllfl f 6' T 4 6' v in ' , b Y Ji' ,W wr .A K' if -'fl ' F fi 1 ,IQ NIJ, F XA lxlay 'pf' 51 wills!! M l .W P l fll l Q' 9B 'ix Front Row, left to right: D. Wagnerg Relyeag O'C0nnel13 Douglasg McCartneyg Brooks. Fourth Row: Hotalirxgz R. Wagnerg Tallman. Serond Row: L. Lasherg Goergeng Coleg Kottg B. Lasherg Mrs. Skidmore. Fifth Row: Ab- Sturtevantg Throopg J. Severinghaus. Third Row: Platzg botrg F1'iSbBE5 Elrnerldorfz W- 56VC1'if1gh3USg Gimlifk- Homeroom Teacher: Mrs, McGarr. 4 QM f 1 :vw , ,rr ff -, ,,,,!,,,A.,W,:.,, ,',. V W, ff Y 'WX An 1 , f f 1 f , 414 fi ff 1 ff 51:4 .sg Q . X ' F K Q 3511. 5 f f fwfr Wvpzm , 'M yy, f , ,sa i 7 ,,,V, X X, 7 ,, ff' , 4 ff , P! yf fry 5, f ,,fz, , : ' - f 1 3, M, A ? , X Q ix A.. F? X 5 Xefi- QQ K f-LQK..-vr fx- A 1- -2 -H' - X Wir N . r T1 X X Q X N yi xxvggf N A X 1,?11Z'fZZgjffQfQ: 1132? ' wg 55.5, f wh- -mf.. 92 ' Zfff- VX, ,ww Q YK Front Raw, lffl fo right: MOIHUQ YOUIHHHSZ BCKICISICCQ Baileyg Lamboyg McCartneyq Rockenstyreg Naviliag Dun- McHugh: Gif111iCk3 Senfling- 59C0'1d6R0l4'-' Smifhlqiflilg stan. Fourth Row: Mader: La Dukeg Matreseg Adkinsg J2lCk H5 5ChfOQ?f1'S 'yyligz Sharpg Rauch. Third Row: Rubing LaGereg Adamsg Mr. Granditz. Fiflh Row: Ad- H53 K yd, m Q, S-?:wy X visors: Mr. George, Mrs. Skidmore. 4 ' v ,Y X i K , ' 'K' I U 9? 53' gh by X 8A rm Y of h i 'N QQ V wi M Q35 ' FX xr N xr N A ,ay IV ,' JI l I : 0 IX 1 Q., I'6'l'ljl7y6' 111 5'L'l'lll7l' lg 56' 1717 , D al I1 I1 I1 I s 8B pd' Front Row: Mr. Baker. Second Row: Pickettg Whitmang Crabillg Connorsg Eldridge. Fourth Row: ' n g m- Rzanyg Pawlusg Conteg Chatting Ayersg Snyder. Third manng Furmang DeLorenzog Bayl ama lans- Row: Amslerg Minerg Salisburyg Vosburgg Jacksong burgg Carlg Homeyer. A 'T MH, Q .Evil dbux 1 1 5, W4 QQ -, 1 7 wi . , i I 2' - Front Row, left lo right: Mohang Bergstromg Bakerg Hel1er5joyceqKava ughg Martin: Lossg Sterlingg Love- Mrs. Tylerg Flansburgg Scherer. Serorzd Row: DuBoisg day. Fourth Row: 'hg Gilbertg cVeeg Smith: West- Connellg Gaul. Hallenbeckg Hartg Hayner. Third Row: brook. s 1 9 Q . Q Ro rr 0 7B Front Row: Mrs. I-Iemmett. Second Row: D. Smithg I-3WYefl E. Smiilk MHCDOr1a1d: H.Mi11erg Briang Austin PiC31'dL Kelleyg Grayg Meilingerg Sturtevant. Third Row: FOWUP R010-' Howling: L- Miller: B. Smith: Sturvant jacksong Gipp. Ji AMW- r x 42 l? f f Egg f F' SAW. af mm-.V1, f i., ,AAA A N W ,QQ , , . -iz : t t t t tt i o o M 4772! Front Row, left to right: Wfilliamsq Fryerg Davisg Abbott: zara. Third Row: Mrs. Van Olindag Jacobsong Carnpbellg Hallenbeckg De Lorenzog Bayly. Second Row: Alexsong Minerg Hendricksg Guyerg Brateg Darpinog Campion. Curletteg Livingston: Baker: Bayhylleg Bergerg Maz- Fourth Row: Joyceg Leonardg White? Crabillg Dunstang Armstrongg Haase. 6A from grammar school to junior high. Front Row, left to right: Watsong Meilingerg Uliong Morseg Groverg Gardnerg Waggonerg Van Ravenswayg Yanzg Smithg McCann, Second Row: Moakg Douglasg Siebertg Relyea. Fourth Row: Riccig Rauchg Wenkg Oliverg Frisbeeg Schultzg Taylorg Waldbillig. Third Row: Campiong Batchelderg Mr. R. Farrell. qiff',?W?5'51, A t S.. 2. K EQ i Slug X sg- iff A wr E . :err- ,'l,h'ii ' '- 1 f If 7 vf mpg: 1, ,. :. ' ,, :1r?2 f.t .Mf -' 7 .4 ' , 7,'-f f' : ..92 V' K f f. E ,.,.4-nv gmwmf f o 2 .l . 1 I fww. 2 we V Front Row, left to right: Boothg Sutherlandg Disbrewg Whirmang McGrathg Cootwareg Girlderi COHHOISZ I-- Frohlichg Bayly. Second Row: Perryg Frenzelg Ham- Flansburgg K. Flansburg. Fourth Row: Mrs. Bashfordg mans Brateg Boutong Northrupg Kellam. Tbird Row: Haaseg Hanamang Homeyerg Guntherg Batcherg Huberg Picard. 5.A SB Front Row, left to Stott. Second Row: Third Row: Riversg My fy 01? W4 right: Marting Dunstang Plueg Mr. Moakg Relyeag Waisg Rockenstyre. Mudarg Trinkhausg LeGereg Van 4 ff ' Ravenswaayg Salisbury. Fourth Row: Ochseg Groverg Homeyerg Luscombg Adams: Russell. Fifth Row: Meil ingerg Oliverg Lawyerg Winsserg Lausterg Eveleth. W, , , ggxt N x , fy E El y 4, Hg, f 1 , Hx., wg, ,., 41 W, 1:1 Y. 1 '42 'q, Front Row, left to right: jacobsong joyceg Plummerg Austin: Brown. Sefond Row: Brunkg Christiansong Liv- ingston: Connell: Dales: Harchg Ford. Third Row: Holm bergg Harvey: Davis: Amos: Brateg Longg Rubing Mc- Cann. Fourth Row: Mrs. Farrellg Gillg Nidwellg Cross: Barberg Sturtevantg Badgleyg Hadsellg Lee. Fifth Row: Blackmang Bergmang Naviliap Kavanaughg Barrowmang johnsong Adkinsg Fryer. that we learned and recited Front Row, left to right: Taylorg Smithg Fordg Greene Suttong Brooksg Quenneville. Serond Row: Matrese Shufeltg Relyeag Morseg Senningg Westbrookg Mintline. Third Row: Wintleg Sturtevantg Munyang Milesg L. Salis- ! A 3: V fig ,i..L,,3.4 .... 4B buryg Youmansg Mazzera. Fourth Row: P. Salisburyg Okessong Persong Pafundag Sinetteg Sheddg Armstrong. Fifth Row: Mrs, Pafundag Mrs. Morang Sterlingg Ozardg Shultz: Fish: McHughg Moak. - - ..,, is , , Q F652 3 Kg x . s, 12 . 1 1 -51 M X95 F25 ' - A -. 2 .s .. 3 -wbglts N Y -t as s , se: f. .. A : :sw- J . 1- K' - . YT V ' A .'-SE --IQ - . 2 , Q: Eg. 51. Q K. E Fffmf RWD, left t0 figbf-' BOYUIOUS GHICS- 59507141 ROW-' Fourth Row Boeck Heller Joshn Springer Barrett Donatog Guntherg Holmbergg Mattisong Bidwell. Third Dgnafg F, fb Row Davlg Adams M155 Kgsllk COX R010-' Moaks Durban! Austin? Baifhefg I-HWYCYS H3351 Wood Lodge Loss Szxtb Row Donato Allen john and how We la ed ta square Front Row, left to right: Whiteg Woodg Ticeg Van Cott Millsg Sturtevantg Krupka. Second Row: Lynchg Too- goodg Waggonerg Taylor: Smithg Northrupg Wood 4 '- u 'V ' 42 am. Front Row, Front to back: Barrowmang Kellyg Vosburghg Bidwellg Duncang Hanamanng Baileyg Ronaldg Miss Buding Plue. Second Row: Barberg Adamsg R. Donato: Wright, Fourth Raw: Greeneg Richard Baileyg D. Homeyerg Lynchg Kling. Third Row: George? Mohan: Donatog Coxg Fishg Delehanty. Fifth Row. Brunkg Adamsg Fugleing Morrisong Bergerg Blackman. 2A 2B Front Rvw, left 10 'ight-' Sflydefg I-aflahfini ChfiSfi3US0flL sellg Snyeg Vosburgh. Third Row: Millerg Pafundag Nel- Monaghang Sellnowg Parshallg P1uegRockenstyre. Second Seng MCClint0Ck3 MCNQ1-yg N01-thi-gpg M1-5, Preston, R010-' Moaks Pe1li5ffi3 MCGf3lhg McCann: Lodge? RUS' Fourth Row: Taylorg Trinkausg Springerg Smithg Sheddg Vincent. f lm S. e ww ? WWW... Front Row, left to right: Fisherg Klingg Coughtryg Row: Evelethg Hackg Hallenbeckg Klingg Hultzen, Hood Brateg johnsong Elleryg Bailey. Second Row: Parshallg Cootware. Fourth Row: Gilbertg Georgeg Joyce Fole Josling Langenbackg Coxg jonesg Barrettg Ginder. Third Adamsg Davisg johnson. Fifth Row: Miss Joslin 1A and fi ally the Wonderful Front Row, left to right: Mrs. Etheridgeg Lawyerg Thel- anderg Sutherlandg MacDonald. Second Row: Simpsong Millsg Maleg Tucker. Third Row: Mintlineg Snyderg Mc- Naryg Moakg Sterlingg Uliong Plauthg Pogge, Fourth 1B Row: Sturtevantg Oliverg Schultzg Van Ravenswaay Row: Toogoodg Rzanyg Rockenstyreg Miller. Longg Lodge. Fifth Row Palmeroneg Matuszek Szxth Plueg Livingston, Pawlus, FW 'A 'i .www ..,.. 1 uf Vw? 7' W6 ' ff 4 3 U3 WWWQY g f f M149-. 2 , f, ,, 7Z'f'.'- iii yffzffff, ,V ,qgff 3 4 hwtfewywq ME . A vw Z 1 1 fl 'A rg ,W tgpweh If J. .F trim f 'wwf fit' , ' 'iw Xf ffgt,-f,,: f , V, A - x- - f ,f,1,vgfg2fpf ,-wwf' ,QC-T, .. i if, ,. ' ..-WMA. ff ' t 'Vi fb' it .f v Z yi nf w , 'f ,flaw 4 ij, , ,5 ,M ,, .f f WA Gzwwufw WK I 3 I ,, A W 2 wr'-'ann .. . , 5' , Wh X ff ,V W, ,Nw wan-W in iefn Mfg M W mmwiiwx ' vo, 7 ' a 4w,f',W,q4,:-myrfgywgjg .I -. ,,,. V' .. ,. W i 'jfgv: .. ' hwwghmnf pfvwm, , W W M WWWWmwW.m:1d?'tr4 ffwfii -5 X Nx- MAME Front Row, left to right: Pellistrig Harvey? Wintleg Law- Huberg Severinghausg Duncang Weblerg Van Ravenswaayg yerg Matottg Akelewiczg Batcherg jacksong Delehamyg Vunckg Relyeag Rauchg Schroederg Olsmitg Matuszek Kellyg Wilberg Remleyg Warnerg Fuglein. Bark Row: Harnmanng Trinkausg Gattog Gregoryg Chainykg Mazzara MORNING KINDERGARTEN crpcrieucc af I at Hrs! day Front Row, left to right: W. Donatog Klappg Whitmang joyceg Northrupg Kathang Van Gaasbeekg Countrymang A, Donatog Woodg DuBois. Second Row: Hoods Suttong Evangelistig Weak. Fourth Row: Clarkg Marting Van Browng Dancauseg Gardnerg Michalskig DeVellisg Cottg Le Gereg Ticeg Moak: Durbang Pawlusg Perrasg Schrammg McCarmg E. Donatog Kohler. Third Row: MacMillen. Front Row, left to right: McVeeg D. Schappg Makowskig Wenkg jaycoxg Austing Buellg C. Hotaling. Fourth Row. V. Schappg Starker. Second Row: Campiong Ricciog S. Hotalingg Shankg Nasnerg D. Leonardg Rivenburg Stranahang McDonaldg J. Leonard. Third Row: Kidderg Fifth Row: Mrs. Sisson, NEW SALEMQ GRADES 1-3 when We micro! I1 . . Front Row, left to right: D. Coxg Starkerg Leonardg Lam- M. Ricciog Campbell, Fourth Row: M. Hot:-xlingg Hus- boyg Mr. Forkel. Serond Row: Braung T. Ricciop Van bandg Bayhylleg Frisbee, Fifth Row: S. Campiong Coun- Der Kruikz D. Cox. Third Row: Makowskig J. Hotalingg trymang Hart. ,,,,,..A-- COOKS Left to right: Mrs. Ruth Gillg Mrs. Elida Millerg Mrs. Thelma Ablemang Mrs. Doris Relyea. '. A 'zkifid 1 Su X. e Qwqiak' wwf X st F5 l U 5 .rf . ' an Q, V, ,. 1, 1:95, .f wg. s . J Q 1.5 y .I 1e.,g:, 4 fy,-fre e. iw, .,,,...... . ,... pg p W fi., , 4 if at , XL , 2 any---V----AAN-----'- 1 A tw' 154, 15? if' 1 .5 , 6, W ., I , . ly' te fwfr My .,.. C' 22 ? sm. tw Q K N 4 fl f 9 1: 'yy 2,573 f 1 Af f 2 f fy! f 1 V e 14,4 Q ff 1 X I vii! me 1 Q.: jg'-r,y1a'y.- I: w. ' f Q4 f of ez ,yy A iff, ff 1, gf , Z f my gf . - ,ffm-2'1.:, -' 4 - V, , 5, .- . V . 1 Left to right: Mr Darpinog Mr. Bakerg Mr. Pafunda. CUSTODIANS The secretaries not only worked for the school but also spent hours answering our many questions and duplicating our pro- grams and other materials. The cooks prepared the delicious and nourishing lunches which we enjoyed each noon in the cafeteria. We thank eur eheel iv employees I -M. wma, 1 l ,, . 5 . SECRETARIES Sitting: Miss Marion Albert. Standing: Miss Edna Moak, 51 x , ,425 The bus drivers who drove us to and from V.C.S. each day played an important role in our school life. We also express gratitude to the custodians who kept the school in tip-top shape and aided us with our events in the building. BUS DRIVERS Left to right: Mr. Schultzg Mr. Ardizoneg Mr. Shanksg Mr. Gregoryg Mr. Fieldsg Mr. Humes. ,X 1 3583? ? 1 S555 t fi if if ...V 1 69? 42449 M eh- ss, ' 3.-L V I Q, N r , , , . a are . f- ' , We And We Chunk the Advertisers Success and Happiness to the Senior Class RICCVS MARKET X42--4. f if ' 45: M . - A V ' W' fy . ww ' gas. J- - -f -AY 4 tv f' W... C C fe-..,,,,,u , ' k at g llu...,-X ' 'V 1 V..k.,-V-WW-WW., ..,.,. . . ff'-'R K- , 4,,,,-I 7'lln,,. , Q D .pf 'Aww' 'W Qu? A 1, 4 gg .ig 1 . ,, ' ,gf ,, B 4- qs w -f 'kffiaffr . Compliments of the ARCHITECTS of your NEW SCHOOL .V ..., 4 .f If , ,V i ' A ! Q - , iff, ' wg, , mf 1 ,M 3.0 5 E if E YH WESTMERE DEPT. STORE WESTMERE. NEW YORK Name Brandy for all the Family DOM'S SERVICE STATION D. Torlc, Prop. MOBIL GAS gf LUBRICATION Maple Ave. Voorheesville, N. Y. 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Pai Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments ol DUNCAN'S RESTAURANT Phone Voorheesville RO 5-7387 Compliments of HAPPY'S BAR New Salem, New York Compliments to 'flwe SENIQR CLASS From THE CLASS OF l959 Voorheesville Food Markei' Arlrgllnl Brnlo, Prop. Rockwell 5-2222 Monlu - GlOf,OflO5 - Frozen Foods M. R. FROHLICH 42 MAIN STREET Voorlweesville, New Yorlx COMPLIRIENTS OF DR. AND MRS. DONALD G. SUTHERLAND CIOlNIPLI1XIEN'I'S OF HOTALING COAL CO. 011- c:oAL nr:1.MAR, Nnw Yolui I 1 f I ' Qwan it 4 . Z , 3 W. ...A, I, 9 Aff 135+ E' 'fx -. f -.csawf ' f ,. ,.,::::.fM,f Arn 5 1 .. . .fm ' fs . M 6 McManus Longe and Brockwehl GENERAL CONTRACTOR f :af Za .QI ' fl E ,-: -1, .Q ...H X ' , , ,. 0 , , Z? 5, -ZF 65 ARCADIA ST. ALBANY 5, N. Y. Iohn I. McManus. L.S. Fredench Longe. P.E. .VV ,- . : Donald R Brockwehl P E z . Wim- , Q 62 I A W Q ,x. .gs 1 f. 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Y QW W N0 W l '1g PHONE 9-3333 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS INDIAN LADDER FARMS COMPLIMENTS OF SCHULTZ APPLIANCES Voorhc-esville New York Weslmerian Luncheonelle SHOPPlNG PLAZA WESTMERE Fountain - Lunches - Dinners Masler Cleaners 81 Dyers. Inc. 23I2 Weslern Avenue GUILDERLAND, N. Y. Beaulilul Odorless Dry Cleaning 3 Hour Service al llwe Plan? Compliments of EMILY G. CREAR GENERAL STORE - POST OFFICE NEW SCOTLAND NEAL WILKLOW FUEL OIL - KEROSENE 24l1our lourner service Dial Allamonl UN I-2228 VOORHEESVILLE, R. D. 2. N. Y. PFElFFER'S AUTO PARTS Oriqinnl Aiilri Purim Xi Spend Equiprnonl Cornplolo Mfliliinn Slmp Sorvicr: 228 Cenlral Ave. Albany 6, N. Y. Pl1On0 4-7044 F. GOLDRING. Inc. FLoR1sT Slingerlands. New York Telephone 9080 Compliments of MAC'S SUPER-ETTE New Salem, New York ETHEL If VVOOD I N S U R A N C E Automobile - Fire - Liability Voorheesville. N. Y. Phone RO 5-2119 GRACE GIFT SHOP Gift.: - CVKIVIIX - fezlielry 81 Maple Avenue. Voorhccsville. N. Y. Phone RO 5-2327 GRACE DOUGL AS Cgmpilments C+' Pl1Ol'16 Lower Novelty Company AUTOMATIC PHONOGRAPHS GUILDERLAND Prompt, Conrteous Service Telephone UNl0n l'88l6 Office 904 Albany St., Schenectady, N.Y. ..- -'-, 'Q , , COMPLIMENTS ,fi i ,- + 3 g OF THE NEW SCOTLAND KIWANIS CLUB Compliments ot W. W. CRANNELL LUMBER 3. coAL co., inc. Voorheesville, New York Compliments ot OSTERHOUT'S RESTAURANT COMPLIMENTS OF NEW SALEM GARAGE GENERAL REPAIRS Phone RO 5-2702 Congratulations trom ttie TRAFFIC SQUAD I f f el ' , jf? f 1 4? 'f 17 Z A New 0 4' ,cy p - .L 4. fag:-.Lf on 660-Zz-f I ' ' ing! f -A - -f-W1 ' 'DLL , , , 1 -11 E , ' . f A A546512 .J-'LW fC, 'KMC I: fe: 1 1 75' , J If , I I is Z . g C I' is 0 A A T T .fliidcw JA....,pf 'f H 451' flab V A e ,aff ' 1 A . . I 996.0 J, 13. L, V ,ff .V .J , f if .fy , .-f , 3 - , , 1: -Q V flffvffxfff K I J .fvfff-fr.l .916 -.222 7 I K W F 'r:NDff2.,.?i....f-M, , , ,,. nf , Q ,4. I A, , - , ,fg,,,.g4.,4P-Q..-bu, ff,1.g.g.t ,Q .pub ...Q T.-a.. , algxfzf. W ,... f ze A I We , f: T T WV 1 5 fi SPRINGER 8: SON ' BRUNK . .4 A Local and Long DISTSUCG Moving FUNERAL Home A A Wmmm' l- - Agenf- ' UNITED STATES VAN LINE V 5 VOORHEESVILLE-BERNE Coos? +o Coasf iw NK! iff . ggi' QQ A Esfabllshed 1901 .g2 , ' 75 Second Ave. Albany, N. Y. .Www f - 62 3756 R- O- 5-2974 L A T'T T i - Ed-5 T.V.Cun: Appliance ' Bruce G. Brunk - Lic. Owner en er 39 Voorheesvllle Ave. ggfga , Phone - Voorheesvulle Voorheeswue' N' Y A 1 Rome 5-26 PHILCO. Noraoe. MoToRoLA gif 4 Sales Service 1, Phone ROckwell 5-2344 V 6 l T - i 'AWK' , J 'WW . -A Q i -'f.n:wEf,5,:1.if:w f I- Q,Zf'iIF.f'Q, f I A , 3 ff 713, ag, of' , 41 ui Q f QW, ' J' I 'We 3 f ,K a 1 ,. Y' .155 -ff' 'fr' m 1 A, ,V 1, 5? 'wg y . I 2 S , .fp s 519' ! Compliments of Compliments of THE VOORHEESVILLE Ward G. Ackerman. Inc. AMERICAN LEGION LUMBER h COAL - FEED POST 1493 Altamonf, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF HELDERBERG LODGE NEW SALEM. NEW YORK Phone RO 5-2005 VOORHEESVILLE HARDWARE, INC. 16 Blain Street Voorheesville, N. Y. BADGLEYS' Tel. Voor. RO 5-2088 Comphments of WILLIAM S. SECOR HEATING-PLUMBING CONTRACTOR 156 Main St. Altamont, N. Y. UN 16625 COMPLIMENTS OF PUBLIC SERVICE GARAGE WILLIAM MUNYAN 1 'Ne 'xy .,,,. V a z .Q ,i fm-.. . Q, 5. 'ifSf'M:i '-', , , 1 I' Compliments of ,W Iwi 0 .A ' ,- Ji -Y :III 0 GRAY and RUSSELL Inc. ,..S ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS SS , ',',A. f Pg, Q. ,AV. ,........,. COMPLIMENTS OF . .... '..- ..1Q. ..,3 IM-L.LE51.1.lQ3Zg'Qf?li.ifi?- C0111 111111161115 . . ' SULLIVAN'S LIQUOR STURE . , S ... 11'-'--' ,-'G1 --LG 3 South Mum Street of 5 ' 3 ,. ' -' f' ..,....... X'S.1 '1.1.II T Rockwell 5-2683 'I Q 2- 'K ,G 1:2Ef-wifft - if .'1 .... . , Phone 9-611 7 Hour Service Ifi f -'f11 .5 .ig ' ,,q, COmP ff1Gf1fS I ,l..1 f.1.1 i - - ..v1 1 11..1. ' ' -' of Trl-Village Dry Cleaners 1. I X I zv, ..1' I , All Work Done on Premises I hw 397 Kenwood Ave. Delmar, N. Y. I .:,, , .... .. . A I I I', 5 5 . 1, ' 1 I' ieve 'I' of -',.'. 1...- . .- ' 41 'f ..7. 1 ,C If v' ,f 7 fff'?fL, Q j. 7' I Z. 1 . . if ' M, X 1 Z W f, ef' ' . f , is 2 , 7 , Q, t ,C ' K ,,.1 .K Z1 44-W, ,W-Ag 0 -,- .,. L I , 5,1 , If 9 I 2 , f A - 12, : If 3 2 2 ff Q . 21. f 'I ., 3, , 1 , a. ,4. ff ' ' 'V Z ,,- :,. f . . Z f 7 1- L f. .4, mfr, ' .ffm f Q , 4, .1 4 rw ' I I' ff! f W A MQW, I , , . VW' ,, I ! W , ? 5 V' f ., 5 f I IYVV V V E f I liar' Sh ' ' 'If Af' Compliments of Marinello PouH'ry Farm Slingerlands, New York COMPLIMENTS OF THE VARSITY CLUB COMPLIMENTS OF KISSEL'S GARAGE TRAILER COURT Complinzents of The DICTACOUSTIC CO. Tape and Wire Recorders lnler-Corn Equipmenl - Special Audio Devices - I-Ii-Fi Music Syslerns - Diclalinq Machines Sales - Renlal - Service Edward W. Riccio IO6 On+ario SI. Albany, N. Y. Phone 62-0702 Coznplinzvnts of Bob - Zauiner - Bobby TOLL GATE ICE CREAM Slingerlands, New York Aliamoni' Wine 81 Liquor S'I'ore 107 PROSPECT TERRACE Phone UN 1-B011 Altamont, N. Y. TIRES - BATTERIES - TUNE-UPS Hal Morgan Sunoco Service Siaiion Delaware 8: BedeII Delmar, N. Y. Phone 9-904 Bralos - Miil'llei's A PREFERRED SELECTION ol lhe linczl in lVlen'u Wear TAD'S OF DELMAR Compliments of Coca-Cola Boiiling Co. ALBANY, N, Y. DELMAR NURSERY 81 FLORIST R ElSHlNG TACKLE - SFWN-El.Y CASTlNG Compliments 01' A FRIEND GoIdsl'ock's Sporling Goods 121 N. Broadway, Cor. Franltlin SCHENECTADY, N. Y. THE SCHOOL lS WHAT THE STUDENTS MAKE IT Sophomore Orgonizofion COM PLIMENTS OF BEN THOMAS liLliCTRICAI. APPLIANC'1iS YOORHEESYILLE. N. Y. Pltittibitte, Hcktlltlu Eor the Prcn1:t't:n cl Scho: Spirt RO 5-3977 RO 5.3344 I' o 'D 5 Q see us for a good iob nowl Want a good job after graduation? We have a variety ol Interesting poxitions to chooxc front. One is hound to xuit you to a Starting salaricx are good - with incrcztxes at frequent intervals. Therek plenty of opportunity for you to adxancc to even better. more rexponsihle positions, too. You work with girls just like yourxell'-friendly girlx with similar backgrounds and intercxtn. And youll hnd working conditions sery pleasant. Thcre'5 no need to wait until after graduation tn apply If you'rc a senior. we want to talk to you uint 'Come in and see us at: lil YOIK TELEPHONE COMPANY IMPLOYMINT OFFICI 15l STATI STIIIT, ICOM 201-A, ALIANT, NIW VOIK A. P. Verstandig MED-O-DALE FARMS Guernsey lvlillc ancl Cream NURSERY and GREENHOUSES at 454 Delaware Avenue STORE All Dairy Products Wholesale and Retail Tel. Allamonl' UN l-289l 390 Kenwood Ave. Delmar, N, Y, Telephone 9856 l- 1 we A? 5 1 ,- I 7 .v,.! ii! C .,,A ,.. ,lill- ., ,. , 4 , ,ff , X ? , 4 'F v .'f'i: - ff ., i JZ u ,. ' '. :um ,T iii ' ,gif -gif . , ww i T rw 2 , , , I V i up i ,.,i,. ..-.i V f Q past' 3 . 1 1 ,. A - ' ' -Q39 .. P 9 N' , WW ,, T . 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Eliclal Miller Altamont, New Yorlc Compliments Gr lfurnzal Wear For Iiwry c7l'l'll.YiOI1 To Hire The Mouse House Gang DFILIIXE TAILORS ED Vlfll-l-ARD Albany, N. Y. BRUCE MIKE lllms. Odqlbalslxizm phone 5-2485 evening 3-04-17 1. 5' ,, ,A ' I Q Q M , ,,,, ,VA, i if 53 + L , ,,... I V. V ' ,. V 4 I QL 'I 7 frI...E Ii-1l5:f5 V1Q1','i! 'V' A I ' f W-Z V 'V f I zz .V I ' '22,5-f:3'?'ii22'i. '' n ' I 'iff' 4QiLlfZ?? A X fi ' 'ti I . 2 ' - ' ' 4 22 , i V , i 'ii .fi VV ' 'W ,V 6 ..... 3 ii .xi 5 L I Af n , . i A '1'A: A x'j.4s:v 2 i 7 ' ' pf! WA V,VV , . .MWC , V 47 ' A VVW, ,.V, , .-WZ ALTAMONT PAINT 81 coMPL1MENTs OF WALLPAPER STQRE Established l885, E. I. Lape, Prop. Brushes, Glass, Decora+or's Supplies, Window Shades Largest Selection of Leading l-lot Point Appliances - Lines KELLER'S SALES - SERVICE Donoiz and PLYMOUTH UNion I-877' Radio and Television Sales and Services WE AGAIN REPEAT - - BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE The foundry has pledged to be a constructive part of this Community. Ve are making the things that will provide for us Z1 better standard of living. We are especially proud of the hne men and woinen of this Community who work with us toward our goal. ALBANY CASTING COMPANY, INC. VOORHEESVILLE, NEW YORK Compliments of VANIS THE SERVICE STATION FRESHMEN 200 Main SIreeI' I AI'IamonI', New York U E s.-'7 ft 1 V, 'Q 1 rf ul J at If - fit! I li 'Z tw, Q: ,.- gg ,B-f Q at om I' 4 ind! I Yfv .,v, If , 4 M' I 'Q -in ' ' , - Q eh, .,, ,fo-N, I ' 1 4 l ,, , NN ,W . 9 ffiffg f X wwf E I5 1 ,, ,Q Ny jing' X leg.: N x w X, Z 331' ifl '2l. 7?l 5 3 Q il , . yi Ax 59 gay V-eww-:VVS ., 9 -'gg ,.,fIv,, r 22. 2f2f,f'-w:f 4fVf, ,W-2:QiV', , - wif? . y' .iff ' C4 , f .fl ,1 4-,wi -X f,.r ' I 'PV N ar, X fzffh, , ,W N., f jfs . .y .H iffy 41 'f ff 4' Owziyi , f f if JH -5 ' mfr .51 :J f, , ,zf .Lf -, ,G . J, g W. , 1 f 4 4 if ' My . if X X f 5? .Q 9757. . , ' 1 ' if 2 2 p W A 144 ,V A 3 W E W I ga-f ,, W! ,Q f fy W if ? 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COMPLIMENTS OF STUDLER'S SALES 81 SERVICE 243 Delaware Avenue Delmar, N. Y. Phone Delmar 9-221-l Many high school graduares Today find Thar banking offers inreresring, well-paid jobs wirh pleasanl working condirions and opporrunily lor advancemenr. If you would like more inlormalion, please Jrelephone Miss Mary V. l-lennessy, Per- sonnel Direclor, al Albany 4-4I I I. The National Commercial Bank and Trust Company BETHLEHEM BRANCH Member Federal Deposit lnsuranre Corporation 5- ', f - - N ' v f 9 - , 5 51 Q is ff' fa, L 4 K ' ff 'ff' ' LI az az , aim ' . ..M 4 Q ggi A ',l', - f., ,5,f, f 506 fr nf L ' '? ? 'ei' 3' L91 '5 4 gf H4 aa :fi , l r vfffir?g:? A 1 4 fx , ,. A, .. 1 , . -4- I, ' ,im-:,,,. ' M.-. 4 L FV 1 l I i Y Compliments of 1 , f fo ,..,..,, , 'LL 7' mf , 2 95 , ,Ez , pl if I 1 2 5 , ,Q N'mw'ff EK if P ff? 4: S V ' , , , f A A A ' -' -' Q BORDEN 'S ICE CREAM IF IT'S BORDENS - IT'S GOT TO BE GOOD Compliments 0.14.0 ' I ZX of W VOORHEESVILLE SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Dividend on Regular Savings Accounfs On All Balances Over SI0.00. .X X xi ag .-. PW-',,, PER ANNUM , ,f mf'- -29111 'f' 'H , ,.,, ,,.,L: ,,,, , ,.,Ag K V f cw i ' ff-'5'92f,f ' ,, rw! QL'-2 W 1 ' f 5' ff :f,g,' I4 V! in 4 ,,A A, ,44,,, 4 2 1 W ' 1-W.. ..,,,., ,,., , PRX XQXS f fyf WW, ff V , 1125? fy fa - ,,.f E M y W f 1 uf!! 56 gw f . Q W T ,, ffl A X10 W I if Z , If ,, A , , , ff, X ,f,,, ff, X ff , f X ' WMA f 1, f f A 1 f f ' X f .,., A . ,f ,M M,,A,,.A, ,.,f.,, ,,,,, 1 ,,,,f,.,,0,, ,VVV may l , If 9 ,, Z V QQ .cf f , 4 .1 77 1? 3 .I ef V, - ,H ny wwf W 1 ., M' 'f ., A T f'f' W lf ,I 7 f' 'H' Q W V Q A I . 4 MQ T 'QE W T ll 4 ' ' f f COMPLIMENTS OF Complimenis of New 5 'l ' ALTAMONT Eoon Republican Commiflee MARKET ALTAMONT ENTERPRISE C0 W? 'f 'f 0 Established 1884 DELMAR LIQUOR STORE Prirzters of the Helderbarker Peler and Kal' JOHGS THE FRUMKIN STUDIO 29 Central Avenue Albany, N. Y. PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHERS 14 , ' - 7. if ' I . ' 7 242' 1, -q.,. 'iif ' I K .GV f . 4. 1 BETHLEHEBI CO-OP FREEZER LOCKERS, INC. Troian Hardware Co. S21llSbUI'y SIFCCK Dglnliif' X: CO 9'atF!atlOnS Congress and Fourfh S+. 1 O S Ashley 2-7330 CLASS OF '57 MR. 81 MRS. JOSEPH W. BLOOMER SEVEN STATES GAS SERVICE HAPPY COOKING Delmar, N. Y. Colonle, N. Y. Compliments of Mac's 81 Bob's Driving Range NEW SCOTLAND, N. Y. Compliments of STONEWELL GROCERY New SCOTLAND, N. Y. WESTM ERE PHARMACY Phones 2-9891 or 2-7941 1815 Weskern Ave. Albany 3, N. Y. The clty Drug Store an tlwe Suburbs HAINES 85 ZIMMERMAN ESSO STATION COMPLIMENTS OF BLUE SPRUCE FARMS Altamont New York 1645 Western Avenue Tel. 8-8961 O. B. VUNCK 6. SON Mfg. of VunCk's Balanced Dog Food A Perfect Mate For Your Pet's Plate! Cortland Supreme Feeds Dairy - Poultry - Hog - Horse '1Give Your Stock a Treatlu VOORHEESVILLE RO 5-2364 1 9 aff SW, ,N,,,,,,,,.,.... .,,,, ,w.W...,-..... ---'-- H, W 'ry on W V 15 V A 5,26 v ,z ,YW , ,y M' we Vw I W 'I 1 xvAV7gy , -ss:-.,I5EjQ.x sg csicgis- -, f A . f 5 . ' V 1 . 43- 5 ,if -., Af 'SQ on . 5 2223 ' fr A .W f , ff ,W ?.Z.....i ' rf 1. I .9 fi A gifs? . f ., .. ..,,, , 4 My N SPONSORS Mr. 8: Mrs. Frederichs Mr. 8: Mrs Merrill D. Sholder Mr. 3: Mrs Mrs. Alma Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. George A. Lee O. Hildebrand Edward Schmidt Carl A. Williams Clifford A. Severson John Flansburg Mr. 8: MRS. Kenneth Elmendorf Mr. Thomas Baker A!2c. Donald Baker Mr. 8: Mrs. Kenneth Tice LONG LUMBER 81 SUPPLY CO. All kinds of STOCK and special size LUMBER cut and milled to order Largest Selection of Toys and Gifts Delmar 9-3613 and 9-1661 2100 New Scotland Rd. New Scotland Compliments of the CLASS OF '58 President-Robert Campbell Vice President-Janet Scoons Secretary-Janet l-lallenbeclc Treasurer-William Patterson Compliments Of A FRIEND GLENN HENRY AUTO BODY 8: FENDER WORKS By Fire House on Schoolhouse Road Phone 2-4974 Box 319 R. F. D. 1 Albany 3, N. Y. F. W. Newman 84 Son, Inc. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Albany, N. Y. 3-3I8I ,li 1 aww J I 1 ,sw db ,-diff :ldv .g:,' . AUTGGRAPH 6 ', . N. 3, g J . li ' 6 W 'f'i . J . - xxiv , - L igjr db .Egg QJ'Vfl'f gf' SL . A 1 x, + ' 'vffatff' JJ f ffii.. if T fr I li , Q: x.4',:LaJqL- S 1 fw'f.f Qi.- 5 WM' ,Q P,,e,fw31, 'X 5 . 'M . og tg - 9 2 i ,N r , hx, K ' , r 1 X , -my f f 4 37' F My K1 ,lf -7, J ' I I o . 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