Willsboro Central High School - Gilliland Yearbook (Willsboro, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1955 volume:

With undying memories of having known you We'll always be true to you, our cherished school Arnold D. Greene Julia Mason Gerald Devan Florence Banta Donald Guerin Marie Wrisley Alfred Trost Ella Murphy Joseph VanKorb Beulah Helms Donald Cousineau Mildred Grupe George Coupe Hilda Martin Nelson Wellspeak Mary Jane Powell Maurice Cressey Kathleen Beirne Mary Rocca Marjorie Stafford Robert Delong Amy Mason Marlon Billings Helen Cressey Arlene Flora Richard LaPierre Sue Damis Nan MacDougal Esther Booth Helen Moran Catherine Sullivan Barbara Oliver Secretary Jaan P. Rebideaux Judgment, good? Fascinating smile Rare type Vice-President June A. Perkett Juvenile Delinquent? Always dignified Pretty darn nice Treasurer Rasalie I. Daran Rates high In leve Dances aften Class 195S ms President Thomas G. Spierto Temperamental Great Drummed Short (and sweet) Vice-President June A. Perkett Juvenile Delinquent? Always dignified Pretty darn nice Marion L. Billings Meet Miss Brooks Little LuLu Bing. Bang, BoomJi Secretary Joan P. Rebideaux Judgment, good? Fascinating smile Rare type Treasurer Rosalie I. Doran Rates high In l®vo Dances often Joyce M. Benway Jelly, but quiet Mighty mysterious Brainy??? Thomas J. Calkins T-Model Jealous heart Car Crazy Thelma M. Baker Time will tell Mischievous Bowen fan Fred C. Bridge Future Pilot Can play ball Bashful boy? Eleanor M. Calkins Everyone's pal Mischievous Carefree Helen M. Carver Honest and Helpful Mighty fine Cares about Albert Roger W. Cl8rk Radio Pan Wayfaring Chevrolet kid Derine D. Doyle Do, Doesn't, Don't Dates in Schnectady Darn nice kid Joan E. Currier Jolly kid Energetic in sports Crowned a Beauty Queen Gloria E. Doyle Good-night, Sweetheart Expert Typist Drives with carell? Danice I. Daily Devilishl11 Imagine tive Dairy Maid Noma B. Gregory Nice Kid Becoming a Nurse Good Drum Majorette Roger W. Clark Radio Pan Wayfaring Chevrolet kid Derine D. Doyle Do, Doesn't, Don't Dates in Schnectady Darn nice kid Danice I, Daily Devilishl11 Imagine tive Dairy Maid Noma B. Gregory Nice Kid Becoming a Nurse Good Drum Majorette Joan E. Currier Jolly kid Energetic in sports Crowned a Beauty Queen Gloria E. Doyle Good-night, Sweetheart Expert Typist Drives with caretl? Alberta R. Hathaway Already engaged Really In leve Haepy life ahead Samuel J. Marcotte Sports minded Joker, first class Mura's the word Daniel p. Kehoe Does his homework Frie-nd to all Keen mind Richard E. Mason Real Flirt Enigma Muscles Gerald H. King Goshi Hunting all the time King (not crowned) Janice E. Moran Justifies Essex Engaged in I4.-H work Mild tempered Janice S. Parker Just chattering Sisterly love Partial to boys! Stanley G. Pierce Strong Man Guy fer the girls Personality Plus Elaine A. Patnode Everyone's friend Always smiling Pretty, too Pearl A. Provost Polite Always quiet Petite William E. Peck Wise Guy Eddie Fisher Pennsylvania Richard C. Provost Rambunctious Carefree Pretty baby boyl Ann E. Shambo Always an the go] Easy going Schnectady-AhemJ Thelma M. Spierte Tomboy Midget Such is life Kathleen S. Sheehan Kid Sister Serious Sensitive Rebecce H. Stafford Ricochet Romance Had a boy friend Speed demon Sueanne A. Smith She came from Maine A student Someday --- Edward p. Strong Eligible Bachelor Passes all cars Strong man Our A-3-C 3 A-is for Average—often poor we fear B-is for Basketball season, our senior year C-is for Carnival and the cold ice cutters D-is for Deficiency slips sent to our mothers E-is for Effort which we seldom made P-is for Finances and debts unpaid G-is for Graduation which suddenly arrived E-is for Homework--which we barely survived I-is for Interviews with Mr. LaPierre J-is for Jokers-We had many here E-is for Keys which Bill often lent us L-is for a Lake Placid trip which caused quite a fuss M-is for Middlebury and football, too w-is for Newspaper items we always knew O-is for Obedient. Oh, we were a great bunchl P-is for Pajama Parties and also the Punch Q-is for Quarrels which for us were too uncouth -is for Remembering in 1960-a letter to Mrs. Booth S-is for Selling. At this we were great T-is for Times when we didn’t have a date U-is for Uppish which we hope we weren't V-is for Vanilla and the money we earn’t W-is for Wlllsboro. I'ts the most to say the least is f°r the Xmas parties which have Just never ceased Y-is for Youth-That's us by far Z-is for Zany with a Hardy-har-har activities Industrial Arts STudenT c Ou nciL 1AHEER Hi-Y CLubs Pe.P Band MajoreTTe.5 athletics BflsKeT Ball Soccer Cheer LeaderS underclassmen CLaSS OF 1967 c LclSS OF I95Q uS!f� .® gbvr W SBSias. ■ • v h; Wr CLASS OF 56 GLee. CLub The Class of � 55 Will Never Forget The girls gangs in 6th grade Detention!111 195U Christmas vacation and Ed Hatch's parties Arranging Alberta's Bridal Shower First Annual Winter Carnival Fanny---- Junior Prom of � 51|. Strong enforcement of the rules in 19551 Lake Placid trips Music Festivals The all night pajama parties!Ill The Man Shortage Jim's and Millie's New York and Washington!I Those Intermediate Algebra marks 11 The Cream-puff incident Robert Taylor's two timing June and Joan Beuna Vista and Beg's Point Junior History Regents The Senior Play The Class Treasury Janice Parker's Speeches Stirring the punch The day four girls skipped school! The Library Smooching Episode The Cooperation of the Class of 1955 Vanilla!I Class Will We the members of the class of 195£ being of sound mind and body do will and bequeath all our school possessions te those who so nobly deserve them. This is our last Will and Testament. Art I Joyce Benway leaves her quietness to Sandy Oliver Art II Helen Carver leaves Albert to the Junior girls-Poor Alberti Art III Joan Currier leaves her temper to Judy Lacey-Keep it under control, JudyIJ Art IV Eleanor Calkins leaves her height to Shirley Sayward Art V Rosalie Doran leaves her cheering position to Joan Kelly Art VI Derine Doyle leaves her Schenectady dates to Donna Cross Art VII Alberta Hathaway leaves her Wedding Bells to Lorraine Patnode Art VIII Gerald King leaves his hunting skill to Roger Ferris- I got a deer oncell Art IX Janice Moran leaves her friendly disposition to Alice Sheehan Art X Elaine Patnode leaves Roger Sherman to the Westport girls Art XI Stanley Pierce leaves his jolly smile to Bob Martin Art XII Joan Rebideaux leaves her good marks to Eilly Murphy Art XIII Kathleen Sheehan leaves her quiet ways to Julia White Art XIV Thelma Spierto leaves her artistic ability to Janice Wade Art XV Tommy Spierto leaves his drums to Charlie Goff Art XVI Becky Stafford leaves her hair rinse to Shirley Strong Art XVII Dick Mason leaves his pestering ways to Martin Crowningshield Art XVIII Fred Bridge leaves his dancing ability to Jackie Singelton Art XIX Tommy Calkins leaves his Hot Rod to Otis Jones Art XX Roger Clark leaves his radios to Rodney Stafford Art XXI Danice Daily leaves her giggles to Jean Maclnnes Art XXII Gloria Doyle leaves her position as Miss Billings errand girl to Linda Bridge Art XXIII Noma Gregory leaves her position as Drum Majorette to Nancy Perkett Art XXIV Daniel Kehoe leaves his shyness to Jimmy King Art XXV Sam Marcotte leaves his basketball ability to Morris Shepard Art XXVI June Perkett leaves her History marks to Doreen Ryan Art XXVII Janice Parker leaves her public speaking hysteria to Beverly Pierce Art XXVIIIPearl Provost leaves her personality to Beverly Sweatt Art XXIX Dick Provost leaves his good looks to Bobby Kneeland Art XXX Ed Strong leaves his muscles to Johnny Frenier Art XXXI Ann Shambo leaves her being late to Etta Mero Art XXXII Sue Smith leaves her brains to Marshall Hathaway Art XXXIIIThelma Baker leaves her ability to play basketball to Margaret Wells Given under our hand and seal in the year of our Lord, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Fifty Five. autographs I N y I) £ faculty autographs % 1------------------------ COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS of of BROWN’S GROCERY LESTER’S SERVICE STATION GENERAL MERCHANDISE BOUQUET, N. 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