TABLE OF CONTENTS

THEME 3

DEDICATION 4

VAGABOND STAFF 5

BOARD OF EDUCATION 6

FACULTY & ADMINISTRATION 7 - 12

SENIORS 13 - 29

CLASS HISTORY 30 - 31

CLASS WILL 32-33

CLASS PROPHECY 34-35

CELEBRITY ROW 36 - 39

BABY PICTURES 40

UNDERCLASSMEN 41 - 60

ACTIVITIES 61 - 68

SPORTS 70 - 76

ADVERTISERS 77 - 96

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Dedication

In deepest appreciation for the rich years she has afforded us

through her expert teaching ability, the desire to make things as

easy as possible for us, and her excellent care of her homeroom

students, it is with deep gratitude and admiration that we, THE

CLASS OF 1958, dedicate this, OUR YEARBOOK, to you,

Charlotte M. Hulihan

Vagabond Staff

FIRST ROW: J. Pine, Ass't. Ed.; J. Eldred, AdT. Staff; J. Parker, Ass't, Literary Ed.; B. Pine, Ass't, Social Ed.; C. Walker, Ass't Sales Ed.; A. Rice, Literary Editor; C. Pierson, Sales Manager; Mr. Coddington, Advisor.

SECOND ROW: L. McCan, Photo. Ed.; C. Zwercian, Adv. Staff; G. Chapman, Ass't. Photo Ed.; H. Bromirski, Feature Ed,; J. Okerman, Spotts Ed.

THIRD ROW: C. Elliott, Editor-in-chief; J. Nonon, Social Ed.; J, Armstrong, Ass't. Spotts Ed.; V. Scrlvins, Managing Ed.; A. Schmigil, Adv. Ed.; R. Mason, Adv. Manager; M. Crowley, Ass't Managing Ed.; R. Spendiff, Sports Ed.; L. Watt, Ass't,Photo. Ed.

Editor's Note

I would Uke to express my gratitude to Mr. Coddington, our

advisor, for his guidance, our photographer, and the staff for their

co -operation. Without them, the yearbook would han been impossl-

ble. Thank you.

Carol Elliott, Editor-in-chief

Board of Education

FIRST ROW: John Rowley, Anhur Smith, Mrs. Arthur Baldwin, Clyde Baker, John Davison

SECOND ROW: Charles Frazier, Ralph Moll, Dewey McCan, Earl Goodennote

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~~~oreuer our prai6e6 to tltee we impart"

FACULTY

Dear Graduates:

The topic of the day is space travel and adventure into unexplored regions outside the realrru of

our earth.

No matter how far we go, all progress is a direct result of ground work which is carried out in

infinite detail by people with ideas and ability. We are laying the groundwork in our schools today for a

better world for tomorrow and we know that the leaders of tomorrow are in our schools today.

It is the true wish of all your teachers that you have the very best of educational opportunities

and that you take full advantage of them.

Sincerely,

A. Herbert Campbell, Supervising Principal

Kasmer Stempek, Elementary School Principal Phillp Leanoru, Guidance Director and Assistant Principal of High School

Fine Arts Nancy VonHaggln, Latin Richard Coddington, French, Spanish, English William Peckham, English Francis Kramer, English Eleanor Kelly, Ubrarian Ann Doyle, Art (absent)

Practica I Arts Marion Case, Home Economics Bernard Balder, Industrial Arts Ralph Bullock, Agriculture Thomas Boehm, Driver Education

Science Bertram Strltch, Biology, Chemistry, Physics Thomas Boehm, General Science

Mathematics

Business

James F eloney Dora Boyce

Charlotte Hulihan Alden Seifried

Office Staff

John Frier, Clerk Helen Sau ville, Secretary

Social Studies

Nancy VonHaggin Jack Campisi

Physical Education

Music Department

Bradford Cole Eloise Canzeri

William Gilchrist Douglas Eighmey Frances Rich

Cafeteria Staff

Health Education

Mildred Killeen, School Nurse Joyce Stoppani, Dental Hygieni t

Maintenance Staff

Daniel Peer John Galvin

Mina Starr Lydia Dooley Helen Andrew Stacia Szeteria

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SALLY JEA ARMSTRONG "Jean" " eatness is the trait of a lovely woman."

Student Council1, 2. Vice Pres. 2. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Cheerleading 4. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, • G. A. C. 1, 2, 3, 4. Hilltop Whisper Staff 1, 2. Ass't. Editor 1. Chorus 2, 3. All County Music Festival 2, 3, 4. All State Sectional 3, 4. Drum Majorette 1. Drum Major 2, 3, 4. Ex. Junior Prom Committee 3. May Queen Attendant 3. P. A. Announcer 1, 2, 3, 4. Chairman of P. A. Committee 4. Spanish Club 3. Commerce Club 4. Junior Prom Attendant 3. Ring Committee 3. Secretary of Senior Class 4. Winter Ball Committee 4. Sports Editor of V gabond 4.

JOHN EDWARD BAKAITIS "Jack"

Football 1, 2, 4. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball 4 .. Baseball 4. Varsity Club 3, 4.

"I t ke life s I find it, but don't leave it so."

DONALD BAKER "Don" "The higher I get in the evening, the lower I feel in the morning."

Chorus 2, 3, 4. Commerce Club 3.

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OONALD EDWARD BISSONETTE "Don" "There are three things I have always loved, but never could understand-­music, an, and women."

J. V. Basketball!, 2. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. F. F. A. 1, 2. Industrial Ans 1, 3, 4.

EVERETT ALLEN BROCK

Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Football 2, 3, 4. Baseball 2, 4. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Industrial Arts 4. F. F. A. Vice Pres. 3.

"Ev"

HELEN CECELIA BROMIRSKI "Bunny" "Men prefer blondes is certainly true, when back of the blonde is a girl like you. "

Commerce Club 3, 4. Sect'y. 4. G. A. C. 3, 4. Winter Ball Committee 4. Library Club 3. Hilltop Whispers Sect'y. 3. Monitor Squad 3. Chorus 3, 4. Yearbook Staff An Editor 4. Junior Prom Queen Attendant 3. Intramurals 3, 4. Dramatics Club 4.

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"All great men are dying-­! feel sick myself. "

GAIL FRANCES CHAPMAN "Jail"

Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Chorus 2, 3. I.Jbrary Club 3, 4. Dramatics Club 1. G. A. C. 2. Inttamurals 2. H1lltop Whispers 2. Jwrlor Prom Committee 3. Vagabond Staff 4. All CoWlty Music Festival 2, 3.

EARL CALLAHAN "Vitamins" "Remember the kettle, tho' up to it's neck in hot water, it still con­tinues to sing. "

Inttamurals 1, 3, 4. Basketball 2. Baseball 2, 3.

"'Whenever we've wanted a friend who's true, we've always looked around for you. "

MARGARET JOYCE CROWLEY "Margie" "She holds her head high, but her nose is at a friendly level. "

G. A. C. 1. Chorus 4. Hilltop Whispers 2, 3, 4. Vagabond Staff 4. I.Jbrary Club 3, 4.

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CAROL ANN ELLIOTT "Oswegatchie"

Dramatics Club 1, 4, Library Club 2, 3, 4, Hilltop Whispers 3, Sec'y 4, World Citizenship Club 4, Pres. 3, N.Y. S. I. R. C. Hist. '57 -'58 Delegate. Delegate to Model Congress. Jwrlor Prom Committee. Vagabond Editor-in­Chief. National Honor Society 3, 4. Am. Leg. Aux. Empire Girl's State- 1957.

JULIA ANN ELDRED "Judy"

"Sweet and cute, carefree and gay, this little girl is always that way:·

Commerce Club 1, 3, 4. Pres. 3, 4. G. A. C. 1, 2, 3, 4. In­tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. J. V. Cheerleader 4. Library Club 3. Dra­matics Club 1, 3, 4. Homemaking 2, 3, 4. Junior Prom Commit­tee 3. Yearbook Staff.

"Quiet at first, but look again. "

MARION SILVIA GOODERMOTE "Mari"

"It isn't what we have but what we are that makes our life worth while."

Commerce Club 3. Homemaking 3, 4.

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DONALD HAWKS "Donny"

"Doesn't let his studies interfere with his studies."

"All succeed with people who are sweet and cheer­ful."

FWRENCE HELEN KANE

J. V. Basketball. V. Basketball

"Flossie"

"Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace."

Chorus 2. Homemaking 1, 2, 3.

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BARBARA STELLA JONES "Barb"

Library Club 3, 4. G. A. C. 3, 4. lntramurals 3, 4. World Citiu ship Club 3, 4. Historian 3. Tre er 4.

CHARLES KOKORAS "Charlie"

"Worry kills many men so why worry'?"

Baseball 3, 4. Basketball 3, 4. Varsity Club, Library Club.

NORA JOAN LeBARRON "Mighry Mouse"

Hilltop Whispers 3, 4. Commerce Club 1, 3, 4. Sec'y Comm. Club 3. G. A. C. 1, 2. Intramurals 1, 2. Library Club 2, 3. Student Council 1. Junior Prom Comm. 3.

MARTIN LINGNER

"I'll laugh at the world, it needs it. "

"How can she be so small and yet so mighty'?"

"Marty"

Intramurals 2, 3, 4. J. V. Basketball 2. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3.

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JOANN MARSH "Jo"

"Life i not life at all without delight."

G. A. C. 1, 3, 4. Inuamurals 1, 3, 4. Homemaking 1, 2, 3. Library Club 1. Commerce Club 1, 3, 4. Chorus 2. Hilltop Whispers 2. Junior Prom Queen Attendant 3, Junior Prom Commit­tee 3,

RUTH JOANNE MASON "Rufie"

Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Inuamurals 1, 2, 3, 4. G. A. C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Trea urer 4, Junior Prom Committee,

"Some think the world is made for fun and frolic and so do I. "

LINDA ANN McCART "Lynn"

"Always find her happy and gay, ready to prove -where there is a will, there's a way."

G. A. C. 2, 3, 4, Inuamurals 2, 3, 4, Library Club 3, 4. Presi­dent 4. International Relations Club 3, 4. Sec'y 4, Photography Editor of Vagabond,

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WARRE MILLINGTON "Warren"

F. F. A. 2, 3, 4. Band 1, 4.

GAIL MYERS

EDWARD McMAHON "Mort"

"If he isn't the fun, he is making ft. "

Band 1, 2, 3, 4. J. V. Basketball 2, 3. Industrial Arts 1, 2, 3, 4. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. All-County Music Festival I. Varsity Basketball 4.

"Gail"

"Where there's fun to be had you'll find him there, full of jokes, free from care. "

"Happy go lucky, fair and free, nothing there is that bothers me."

G. A. C. 1, 2, 3, 4. Intramurals 1, 2, 3. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Chorus 1, 3, 4. Dramatics Club 1. Homemaking 1, 2, 3.

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"Pretty to walk with, witty to talk with. "

JUDITH ANN NORTON

T. VICTOR NEA TON

"He talks but little, but he thinks a lot. "

"Judy"

"Stay the way you are and the world is yours."

Class Secretary 3. President 4. Student Councll 2, 4. V. Presi­dent 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Chorus 1, 2. Ex. Jr. Prom Committee 3. Attendant 3. Yearbook Staff 4. Spanish Club 3. Assembly Committee 2. Monitor Squad 2, 4. G. A. C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Intra­murals 1, 2, 3, 4. Hilltop Whispers 1, 2. Dramatics C. 1, 3, 4. All-County Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4. Executive Committee for May Dance 2. All-State Sectional Music Festival 3, 4. Chair­man of Monitor Squad 4. Comm. Chairman of Winter Ball Var­sity Cheering 4.

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"Wickie"

MARY DEWRES NO TH "Mary"

Library Club 2, 3. Homemakin 1, 2, 3. Volleyball IntramuralJ 3.

JAMES PETER OKERMAN "Jimmy"

"An athlete has power inborn and courage to carry on, "

Vice President Senior Class. Dramatics Club 1, 2. Baseball Manager 1. J. V. Basketball 2, 3. Varsity 4, Football!, 2, 4, Intramural Softball - 1, 2, 3. Year Book Sports Editor.

JOAN ANN PARKER "Brainfood"

Commerce Club 1. Library Club 2, 4. Nat. Honor Society 3, 4. Assistant Literary Editor Yearbook.

CAROLYN G. PIER30N

"Today's success depends on yester­day's preparation. "

"Bubbles"

"Laugh and be gay •••.. better the world with a song."

Intramural.s 1, 2, 3, 4. G. A. C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4. Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4. Vagabond Staff 4. All-County Music Festlnl 3. Commerce Club 1, 2. Library Club 1, 2, 3, May Queen Attendant 1. Dramatics Club 3, 4. Spanish Club 3. Monitor Squad 2. Junior Prom Committee. Stu­dent Council 2, 3. Assembly Committee 3, Class President 1.

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B ENDA MARJORIE PINE "Gig"

"Better to be small and hine •••.... "

Library Club 1. Commerce Club 3. Vice President Junior Class. Yearbook Staff 4. G. A. C. 1, 2. Junior Prom Queen Attend nt 3. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Chorus 1, 2.

JOYCE MAE PINE "Joy"

Chorus 1, 4. Sectional All State Music Festival 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Dar.ce Band 3, 4. All County Music Festivall, 3. May Queen Attendant 2, 3. Student Council 1, 4. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Commerce Club 3, 4. Vice Presi­dent 4. Monitor Squad 3, 4. Hill­top Whispers 3. Junior Prom Queen Attendant 3. Class President 3. Treasurer 4. Cheerleading 2, 3, 4. Library Club 1. Varisty C. 3. Year Bk. Staff 4.

ROBERT JOSEPH PROVENSAL

"In personality she's star, that outshines

others near and far. "

Junior Ring Comm. 3. Junior Prom Comm. 3.

"Percy"

"I make business a pleasure, and pleasure my business. "

Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Baseball!, 2, 3, 4; Football Assistant Mana­ger 1. Ba ketball Assistant Manager 2.

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"The man who is most slow in promising, is most sure to keep his word. "

WALTER RUSSELL

ANN HARRIET RICE "Annie"

"Life is just a jest and all things show it, I thought as much and now I know it. "

G. A. C. 1, 2, 3, 4. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Commerce Club 1. Dramatics Club 1, 4. Halloween Play 4. Christmas Play 4. Chorus 1, 3, 4. Library Club 2, 4. Rens. County Music Festival 1. Literary Editor of Vagabond,

"Skippy"

HENRY RUEBEL "Hank"

F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Reporter 2, 3. President 4.

"Strange how much he say without a word."

Senior Play 3. Library Club 1, 2. Hilltop Whisper 2.

WALTER SACHAU .. Walt ..

"In silence shall be his strength. "

Student Council 4. World Citizenship Club 3, 4. Monitor Squad 4.

"A sharp eye never fails to core."

HELEN ANNE SCHMIGEL

"Her giggles and laughter make friends. "

"Schmig"

Band 1, 2. Chorus 4. Library Club 1, 2. Hilltop Whispers 1. Vagabond Staff 4.

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JOSEPH SALLUZZO "Joe"

Class Treasurer 3. Band 1, 2, Chorus 4. Baseball 2. Hilltop pers 2. Spanish Club 3. Mana JV Basketball 1.

VIRGINIA SCRIVEN "Ginger"

"To b ood, it is id, and happy you'll b , but fun on the other hand satisfies me. "

Commerc Club 1, 3, 4. Library Club 1, 2, 3. G. A. C. 2, 3, 4. Intramurals 2, 3, 4. Chorus 3. Homemaking 2. Managing Editor of the Vagabond 4.

JAMES SHEPARD "Shep"

Dramatics Club 1. Baseball 2. Football 4.

ROBERT WILLIAM SPENDIFF

"A little wit goes a long way."

"Sometimes I sit and think, and sometimes I just sit. "

"Bob"

Class Treasurer 2. Vagabond Staff 4. Dramatic~ Club 2. Library Club 3. Intramurals 1.

WALTER SPRAGUE " pragy"

"There's good time coming boy , good time."

Football Squad . Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Intramurals 2, 3, 4. Junior Prom Committee 3.

HELE MARIE TEWART "Heller"

Homemaking 1, 2, 4.

OONALDJ. TATE

"I make reason my guide.··

Industrial Arts 1, 2.

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"Many great woman Did not love her studies all the time. "

"Profes or"

LEWIS C. WATT "Louie"

Student Council!, 2, 3, 4. President 4, Class-Sec. -Treas. 1. Pres. 2. Library Club 1. Sec. -Treas. - 2. V. Pres. 3. Monitor Squad 4. Ba eball 2. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Chorus 2. 3. Vagabond Staff Prom Committee 3. Ring Committee 3. Honor Society 3, 4.

CAROL LOUISE WALKER "Carrie"

"Never will I be satisfied until I have done all things well."

Library Club 1, 2, Dance Band 3. Hilltop Whispers 3. Band 1, 2. 3, 4. Ch rus 2, 3, 4. G. A. C. 1, 2, 3, 4. Junior Ring Committee 3, Student Council 4. lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Vag-

bond Staff 4, Monitor Squad 2, 4. All County Music Festival 1, 2, 3,

"Responsibility walks hand in hand with capacity and power. "

CAROLYN MARION Z WIERCAN "Jazzy"

"To a young heart everything is fun. "

Homemaking 1, 2, 3. Intramurals 2. Vagabond Staff.

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Class History

In 1954, four years ago, our cia entered the golden door of opportunity of Hoosick F lls High School and commenced on four of the most memorable years of our life. Our homerooms w re room 29, room 27, and room 25. Our class advisers were Miss Hulihan, Mrs. Potts, and Mr. Stritch. The class officers were:

President------------- Carol Pier on Vice-President -------Albertine Cure Secretary -------------Lewis Watt Treasurer-------------Lewis Watt

We earned our money mainly by selling magazines. Prizes were awarded to the ones who old the most. Our tudent council members were Sandra LeBarron, Joyce Pine, Lewis Watt, and Jean

Arm trong. They ponsored a volleyball game between the tudent council members and the faculty.

In our sophomore year, our homeroom were room 26 and room 29, while our advisers were Miss Boyce and Mi Hullhan. Our class officer were:

President -------------Lewis Watt Vice -President --------Bill Rober on Secretary -------------Don Fairbanks Trea urer- ------------Bob Spendiff

The main activities in our ophomore year were a food ale and a sophomore party. Our student council members were Judy Norton, Jean Armstrong, Carol Pierson, and Lewis Watt.

Our Junior Prom

Class History

At the beginning of our Junior year we elected our student council memb rs: Carol Pierson, Marg ret Light, Lewis Watt, and Donald Fairbanks. Our homerooms were rooms 26 and 28 and our class advisers were Miss Boyce and Mrs. VonHaggin. The class officers were:

President -------------Joyce Pine Vice-President -------Brenda Pine Secretary-------- - --- Judy Norton Treasurer -------------Joseph Salluzzo

We ordered our cla s rings In October and received them in March. We held a record hop and the usual Junior Prom which was the biggest event of the year.

At the beginning of our last memorable year at Hoo ick Falls Central , we elected student council members nd cla officers. This ye r, our homerooms were room 28 and room 29 with our advisers being Miss Hulihan and Mrs. VonHaggin. The class officersin our enior year were as follows:

President------------ Judy orton Vice-President ------- James Okerman Secretary------------ Jean Armstrong Treasurer------------ Joyce Pine

Our main project wa the lUng of magazines to earn money for our treasury . A radio was warded to Joyce Pine for elling the most magazines. The biggest event of the year was the senior ball. We have had a lot of fun during our four years here, and we hope that the history of all following clas e will be s happy as our .

Senior Ball

Class Will

Jean Armstrong leaves her pleasant good morning to Joyce Borde ux. Jack B kaiti leave plus few dents. Don Baker leave hi cla s ring to his next one. Donny Bi onette leaves for Petersburg. Bunny Bromir i leaves Mrs. Kelly with hopes for a quiet library. Ev Brock leave for "them thar hills". Earl Callahan leaves with a great big grin. Gail Chapman leave her place in the drum ection to Mary Lou Simmons. Margaret Crowley leaves, leaving nothing. Judy Eldred leave her place in Cheerleading to her sister, Barbara. Carol Elliott leaves her wink to any freshman who needs it. Marion Goodermote leaves to her sister, Nancy, the long walk up the hill. Donny Hawks leaves with a roar. Barbara Jones leaves the Drivers Ed. class still gasping. Florence Kane leave to her ister, Joyce, all her Elvis Presley pictures. Charlie Kokoras leaves to any freshman his place on the baseball team, Sandy LeBarron leaves pic and span from the showers. Marty Lingner leaves the teachers without anyone to call down. JoAnn Mar h leaves her carefree manner to her sister. Ruth Mason leaves for the wide open spaces. Linda McCart leaves -- "Nuthin "'. Ed McMahon leaves his J, V. tHliform to his brother, "Chip". Warren Millington leave his book to Mr. Leonard and his time to the chool. Gail Myers leaves hoping her brother will do better than she did.

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Class

Victor Neaton leaves with great joy. Mary North leaves with Jay in his Ford.

Will

Jim Okerman leaves Mr. Stritch with no one to blame. Joan Parker leaves Mr. Stritch without a pest. Carol Pierson leaves Mary Anne without a good jitterbug partner. Brenda Pine leaves a little smile to Mr. Stritch. Joyc Pine leaves Lorraine without someone to tell her troubles to. Bob Provensal leaves the band minus a good trumpeter. Ann Rice leaves everything in peaces. Henry Ru bel leaves his quietness to Alan Arm trong. Walt Russell leaves all his science-fiction books to anybody who wants them. WaltS chau leaves with hi ring. Joe Salluzzo leaves his chair in band to Unda Pirltz. Ann Schmigel is going to leave????? Ginger Scriven leaves with Donny in his car. Jim Shepard leaves willingly. Bob Spendlff le.rves Latin II to anyone who can understand it. Walt Sprague leaves, never looking back for an instant. Helen Stewart leaves Miss Case without a homemaking pest. Donny Tate leaves still trying to bowl a perfect score. Carol Walker leaves with her new petticoat. Lewie Watt leaves Monday mornings to any teacher who expects anybody to know anything on

Monday mornings. Carol Zwiercan leaves ancy and JoAnne minus a friend.

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Class Prophecy

Dear Ann,

Since you were unable to accompany me on a ight-seeing tour to Hawaii, due to your nursing appointments, I will try to tell you what old friends of ours I met while I was there.

As I was getting off the plane, there was Bunny Bromirski, our airline ho tess. After I left the plane, I went on a tour of the city. Our guide was Donald Hawks. First on the agenda was a modem of­fice building. As we passed through one of the offices, I recognized Sandra LeBarron, Florence Kane, Marion Goodermote, and Virginia Scriven, all workln frantically trying to get caught up on a bi busi­ness deal. Working there as telephone operators on the business' own switchboard were JoAnn Marsh and Gail Myers. Joyce Pine was there as private traveling ecretary to the famous tycoon - Ronaldo Seiferto,

From the office building, we went to a new engineering plant. As we passed through the various departments, I saw Warren Millington designing new cars. I also recognized Robert Provensal, Walter Russell, Martin Lingner and Charles Kokoras who were the first to land on the moon in a spaceship de­signed by Walter Sachau. In the last division of the plant there was Ann Schmigel and Carol Pierson, who are world famous for inventing a new type of balli tic missile.

After our stop at the engineering plant, we went on to a modern ho pital. There I met Margaret Crowley who has discovered the cause of heart disease and found a cure for it. and Linda McCan, Bar­bara Jones and Gail Chapman who, working together, have found the cause of cancer.

Next, Donald Hawks took us to the largest school in Hawaii. The school surroundings were plan­ned by Donald Baker, now a famous landscape architect. I was urpri ed to find that Carol Elliott, Carol Walker and Judy Norton were all teaching there. Since I am a teacher, naturally I was very anxious to

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talk to them. As we pa ed down the hall, I gazed into the office and lo and behold who did I e but James Shepard, the principal. As I rood talking with him, along came Brenda Pine, the guidance coun­selor. As we passed by the nurse's office, out came Jean Armstrong, the dental hygienist. She has re­cently found a new drug to prevent tooth decay. While at the school, I met Bob Spendiff and Donald Tate. Bob was explaining to the science cla s his job as a forest ranger and Donald, a champion bowler, was teaching the boys how to bowl in the gym class.

Next, we drove out to an armed force camp. On our way we passed an enormow farm and guess who the owner were -- none other than Henry Ruebel and Everett Brock.

At the armed forces camp I met James Okerman, Earl Callahan, Walter Sprague, Ed McMahon and Jack Bakaitis who are all high ranking officers. Lewis Watt, an honor graduate of Annapolis Naval Academy. and Joseph Salluzzo, who belongs to the tank division, were also there.

After the tour, I stopped in a restaurant for my lunch. Surprise! There were Mary Nonh and Judy Eldred, both married and working pan time a waitre es.

After my lunch, I walked back to the airpon. On my way, I pa ed a beauty salon. As I looked in, I recognized Helen Stewan, world famous beautician noted for the latest hair style, the "Doggytype". She was experimenting on Carolyn Zwiercan's hair.

When I finally was on the plane, Victor Neaton and Donald Bissonette came our of the pilot's cabin to give the passengers the safety rules. I happened to look over in the next seat and I saw Ruth Mason, who was living out west with her aunt. She was takin a short vacation after getting her Ph. D.

Always.

Joan

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LEW WATT JOYCE PINE

Best Dancer

JAMES SHEPHARD CAROL PIERSON

DON BAKER JOYCE PINE

Done Most for Class and

to Be Remembered longest

Best looking

Typical Teenager

JACK McMAHON BRENDA PINE

Most Musical

Class Coquette

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JIM OKERMAN JOYCE PINE

Class Comedian

JACK BAKAITIS ANN RICE

CHARLES KOKORAS CAROL PIERSON

LEW WATT CAROL ELLIOTT

Best Sport

EVERETT BROCK JUDY NORTON

DONALD BAKER GAIL CHAPMAN

Most Brilliant and

Most Ambitious

Most Ideal

Most Likely To Succeed

LEW WATT lOA PARKER

Best Dressed

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Friendliest

EVERETT BROCK JEA ARMSTRONG

Most Athletic

JIM OKERMAN JEA ARMSTRONG

JIM OKERMAN UNDA McCART

Senior Poll

NAME PET PEEVE FUTURE OCCUPATION

Jean Armstrong Dirty Teeth and Cavitie Dental Hygienist

Jack Bakaitis Horses Aircraft Maintenance

Donald Baker Cars Land cape Contractor

Donald Bissonette Redheads Undecided

Everett Brock Chickens Undecided

Helen Bromirski People who say one thing and Aeronautics Career do another

Earl Callahan Smoking and Squirt Guns Teacher

Gail Chapman Stuck -up People Nurse

Margaret Crowley Braces Nur e

Judy Eldred Flirt Marriage

Carol Elliott Dimples Director of Christian Education

Marion Goodermote Children who fool around Beautician during classes

Donald Hawks Blondes Armed Services

Barbara Jones Squirt Guns Undecided

Florence Kane Wise Boys Secretary

Charles Kokoras Girls Undecided

Sandra LeBarron Conceited People Secretary

Martin Lingner Anything to do with school Undecided

JoAnn Marsh Conceited People Telephone Operator

Ruth Mason Snowballs Undecided

Linda McCart Finicky People Nurse

Ed McMahon Girls Navy

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Senior Poll

NAME PET PEEVE FUTURE OCCUPATION

Gail Myers Show-offs Comptometer Worker

Mary North ????? Secretary

Judy Norton Sherry Teacher

Jim Okennan Getting up early Navy

Joan Parker Stuck -up Kids Science Teacher

Carol Pierson Nine o'clock Weekdays Aeronautics Career

Brenda Pine Boys Comptometer

Joyce Pine Girls going out with other Marriage girls' fellows

Bob Provens 1 Going to Cla A utomoblle Mechanic

Ann H. Rice Wise Kids Registered Nurse

Henry Ruebel Little Squirts with big Farmer Mouths

Walter Ru ell Girls who don't pay their Electrical Engineer way

Joe E. Salluzzo ????~ State Policeman

Anne Schmigel Peroxide Hair Secretary

Virginia Scriven ????? Secretary

James Shepard Coming to school Mechanical Engineer

Bob Spendiff Girls under Thirteen Forestry

Walter Sprague Girls under Eighteen Navy

Helen Stewart ????? Beautician

Donald Tate Light Bowling Balls Bowler

Carol Walker Catty Girls Science Teacher

Lewis Watt Guys who beat my time Civil Engineer

Carol Zwiercan Homework Marriage

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Marg Lew Gail C.

Carole Joann

Ginger

Linda Judy E. Judy N.

Jim & Mickey

Ruthie Joan Carol Walt Don B.

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FIRST ROW:

SECOND ROW:

THIRD ROW:

FOURTH ROW:

Junior Class

P. Neaton, A. Wilwol, J. Salluzzo, C. Brown, R. Hillman, J. Bordeaux, M. Nes­bitt, J. Wysocki, R. Kipp, L. Webster, N. Fowler, M. Woodard

M. Keyes, R. Albergine, S. Townsend, J. Stevens, P. Neaton, J. White, R. Bartus, K. Eldred, L. Drake, P. Hulihan, N. Kuebler, B. Campbell, B. Sorkin, S. Cole­grove

P. Niegoda, C. Bentley, L. Knapp, W. Schneski, C. Springer, M. Okerman, D. Hewitt, J. Ballou, M. Luke, C. White, C. White, s. Shaw

R. Pudvar, G. Bouplon, D. Mason, K. Smith, G. Jordan, D. Niles, W. Austin, L. Ludwig, P. Pine, P. Cross, K. Cottrell, S. Darling

The activities of the Junior Class have been many. We sponsored record dances, fudge sales, and sold pens. Now that our class rings have arrived, we are looking for· ward to the prom.

The class officers are: President - Joyce Bordeaux; Vice President - Richard Hill­man; Treasurer -John Wysocki; Secretary -Mary Anne Nesbitt.

The Student Council Representative are Lorraine Knapp, Gary Bouplon, Joyce Ballou, and Mary Anne Nesbitt.

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Sophomore Class

A. Hayes, M. Hill, F. Riley, C. Reynolds, P. Araslm. J. Jepson, L. Pirltz, P. Gris­wold, L. Pandell. J. Yerdon, A. Moon, D. Slocum

C. Kretzmer, R. iles, M. Sousle, J. Brown, J. Green, F. Whittet. R. Liporace, R. Drake, J. Kasavicha, B. McCart, . Granger

B. Pytko, P. Sheffer, S. Marshall, D. Cornell, W. White, R. Corbet, R. Howard, J. Valentine, S. Brock, I. Jordan, M. Unavitch

J. Tilley, D. White, S. Marshall, L. Gardner, E. Loomis, D. Sweet, J. McMahon, D. Hillman, B. Ketcham, J. Thompson, D. Potter

P. Bachorz, R. Hawks, E. Brandi, R. Danforth, W. Danforth, D. Flack, V. Miles, A. Armstrong, A. McShane, B. Cole, M. Wheeler

In the beginning of our Sophomore year the follow ng officers and 'tudent council members were elected: President -Patricia Griswold; Vice President -Judy Jepson: Secretary - Linda Piritz; and the Treasurer - William Gardner.

The Student Council members are Judy Jepson, Pat Griswold, Linda Piritz, and Faith Reilly.

We are planning to have a dance and put on assemblle .

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Freshman Class

D. Schneider, J. Hawks, J. Jones, R. Wilson, W. Markiewicz, L. DeLuca, P. Han­sen, W. Provensal, R. Bissonette, W. Peabody, J. Magisano, R. Dr~ke B. Eldred, C. LeBarron, J. King, A. Cornell, L. McClure, F. Bugbee, C. Marsh, P. Fink, D. Millington, Y. Cadoret, J. Eldred, K. Salluzzo, S. Norton, M. Straub, J. Spendiff J. Kane, J. Arnold, C. Chapman, N. Goodermote, L. Burke, D. Barnhart, K. Per­kins, R. Helft, D. Lane, D. Callahan, L. Burdick, L. Gibbons, G. Lohnes, D. Wood­cock, L. Coon, M. Hoffman J. Neaton, N. Wysocki, M. Blondin, M. Sluzas, M. Simmons, T. Metcalfe, H. Starr, M. J. Carr, L. Benkoski, R. Liebensperger, M. Govone, F. Granger R. Millington, B. Towslee, A. White, H. Peckham, J. Berlant, J. Cooney, G. Row­ley, F. Reed, G. Brown, J. Niegoda, R. Lingner, J. Stearns, R. Starr L. Arnold, M. Dooley, V. Cole, P. Peereboom, P. Mosley, S. Sherman, D. Moll, H. Paddock, K. Mello, s. Mason, E. Merrill, M. Lohnes, D. Baker, B. Baker

Due to certain factors we haven't done anything yet. We are planning to give roses to the Juniors for National Honor Society.

Our c!ass officers were: Yvonne Cadoret -President; Jean Eldred -Vice President; Paul Fink - Secretary; Donna Millington - Treasurer.

Our Student Council members are Virginia Cole, Sharon Norton, Barbara Eldred, and Judy Spendiff.

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Senior Band

Flutes: B. Sorkin, P. Arasim, G. Lohnes, P. Peereboom, J. Spendiff, L. Miles Oboe: V. Cole Cliirinets: S. Shaw, J. onon, P. Griswold, C. Kretzmer, B. Pytko, Y. Cadoret, C. Pierson, E. Campbell, R. Mason, I. Jordan, M. Hill, L. Gibbons, D. Moll, S. Fairbanks, S. Kovage, M. J. Hoose, S. Chamberlain, S. Carr Saxaphones: J. Pine, D. Bissonette, R. Corbett, C. Walker, D. Baker, P. Pine Baritones: W. Schneski, E. Loomis Cornets and Trumpets: R. Provensal, J. Salluzzo, V. Miles, W. Millington, W. Sprague, A. Whit­tet, G. Johnson, L. Burke, G. Myers, S. Nonon, L. Piritz, B. Towslee, G. Slocum, D. Sweet, H. Paddock, D. Baker French Horns: J. Armstrong, M. Balder, P. Moseley, M. Straub Trombones: L. Watt, B. Pine, K. Smith, J. Bakaitis, s. Burke, P. Hansen, R. Howard Basses: B. Cole, P. Fink, D. Schneider Pereilssion: M. L. Simmones, G. Chapman, J. Niegoda, C. Chapman, M. Govone.

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Junior Band

Flutes: M. Rowley, B. Ward, C. Butler, S. Haye Clarinets: D. Eighmey, A. M. Ruditis, R. Sternberg, C. Bakaitis, R. Cutler, E. LeClaire, D. Smith, D. Filkins, F. Buswell Saxaphones: V. Pytko, J. Filkins, G. Loomis, W. McShane Horn: S. Sorkin BaritOnes: R. White, G. Jordan Trombones· G. Moseley, D. Campbell, E. Starr Bass: S. Cole Coronets and Trumpets: H. Goodermote, G. Hynlck, E. Wilson, N. Brownell, G. Brownell, R. Thomas, J. Carpenter, G. Travis, H. McClellan, J. Schmigel, J. Harrison, P. Atwood, P. Town end, D. Deck­er, T. Chapman, B. Baker Percussion: R. James, A. Jones, E. Decker, D. Eighmey, R. Shaw, J. Whittet, D. Cadoret, D. Auernig

Cadet Band

Flutes: J. Fisk, S. Carpenter, L. Kessler, H. Robson, S. Reynolds Clarinets: A. Robinson, C. Fink, L. Nelson, G. Harrington, D. Frost, E. Moy, H. Jordan, L. Szetela, D. Markiewicz, B. Granger, R. Schmigel, L. Sherman, S. Cottrell, R. Pitt, B. LeBarron, P. Luskin, L. Goodennote, C. Lemon. Saxaphones: B. Davison, J. Helft, G. Sheffer, C. Kovage, D. Decker, H. Highfield Cornets: T. Nesbitt, A. Hayes, M. Gottschalk, D. Brundige, G. Hall, R. Drew, G. Wysocki, J. Fitz­patrick, K. Hunt, R. Pleasant Bass: T. Rowland Per'"cussion: W. Carpenter, P. Harrison, D. LeBarron, G. Harrington, E. Gavigan, G. Niegoda Music Director: H. Bradford Cole

D. Bromirski, W. Bushner, R. Bowman, W. Gates T. Hunt, W. Gulley, C. Freeman, W. Pokines. V. Pytko, J. We cott, D. Niles, V. Weedon, W. Starr, W. Stearns, E. Kipp. D. Allen, G. Gardner, S. Chamberl in, C. Babcock, B. Green, D. Harrington, P. Houlton, S. Kovage, M. LeBarron, J. Town-s nd, J. Town nd, E. Seifert, L. Potter, L. Pierc . W. Bouplon, R. Jone, H. Cipperly, W. ~llis, W. Koehler, W. McShane, D. Myers, T. Nesbitt, w. Rietz, R. Sternberg. R. Thomas, R. White, R. Wil­li ms, C. Butler. B. Callahan, M. Dooley, J. Filkin. G. Harrington, J. Jones, A. Phillips. M. Row­ley, C. Sheffer, L. O'Dell, D. Smith, G. Sweet, M. Starr, N. Stevens, M. Hunt, S. Cotaell, J. Han­selman, F. K savicna, G. Loomi , R. Harrington, D. Frost, T. Mellen, s. Sorkin, C. Perkins, M. McCoubrey, M, Thomas, R. Yurewitch, W. Yurewitch, E. Starr, P. Atwood, J. Fish, K. B~ngham, C. Bakaitis, G. Brownell, S. Carey, E. Jones, L. Rowley, L. Lee eman, M. Metcalfe, E. Verba, C. Stevens. M. Walker, I. White, J, M tolong. Teacher: Mr. Bolotin, Mr. Osterhout, Mr. Felony.

Main St. Grade 7 Main St. Grade 8

N. Bentley, W. Carpenter, J. D nforth, E. Decker, C. Filkins, E. Hughes, R. James, A. Jones, C. Metcalfe, D. Pokines, T. Valentine, M. Balder, N. Brownell, C. Church, S. Fairbanks, M. Gates, M. Gardner, I. Goodermote, J. Bachorz, C. Davis, J. Eldred, J. Harrison, H. Goodermote, D. Marks D. Morey, J. Schmigel, W. W de, R. Weeden, R. White, R. Whitton, D. Aurnig, A. Brown, S. Bur­ke, S. Cipperly, A. Gulley, S. Hayes, L. Kuebler, P. Marsh, M. O'Dell, M. Peckham, L. Seimens, P. Schmigel, B. W rd, E. Wilson, J. Zwiercan, P. Kearin, W. Myers, G. VanDerKar, E. Woodard, C. Arnold, N. Brandi, J, Bouplon, F. Buswell, S. Carr, J. Hall, H. Jordan, E. LeClaire, E. Moy, B. Al­len, L. Bender, C. Church, J. Senecal, G. Slocum, P. Townsend, G. Travis. S. Yerke. Teachers: Mrs. Connick, Mrs. Siefned, Mr. Spaulding.

Parsons St. Grade 6

Mrs. C ppelino (Teacher), A. Baker, D. Bryant, r. Chapm n, R. Cutler, D. Filkins, L. Frier , L. Goodermote, D. Kipp. G. Moseley, R. North, R. Okerman, J. V nDerKar, W. Benkoski, W. Watson, N. Souse, . Sousi, N. Baker, J. Brust, J. Cipperly, K. Crowley, M. Colegrove, D. Gardner . S. Koe­hler, B. LeBarron, P. Luskin, S. Nash, A. Ru ell, G. Sheff r , M. locum, P. urdam, K. Valentine, P. Valentine.

Main St. Grade 6 Miss Herring (Teacher), uisance (dog). V. Tilton, D. Decker, L. Nelson, H. Wilson, L. Mellen, A. Granger, A. Crandel, S. Frank, D. LeBarron, C. Mellen, V. Herrington, J. Whittet, C. Calhoun, D. Eighmey, R. Malo, P. Hoffman, B. Granger, B. O'Dell, H. McCellan, B. Davison, C. Rienfurt, E. Gavagan, B. Baker, G. Valentine, D. Cadoret. 0. Eighmey. G. Jordan, J. Carpenter, A. Ruditus, B. Krawczyck, B. Granger, A. Robinson.

Main St. Grade 5

Mrs. McAuliffe (Teacher), L. Baker, F. Thomas, G. Thomas, J. Hanselman, P. Gates, S. Cottrell, C. p patoni , C. Fink, S. Carpenter, G. Metcalfe, K. Gibbons, D. Andrews, K. Hum, C. Lemon, S. In­graham, D. Brundige, L. Fowler, G. H 11, J. Helft, L. herman, G. Wysocki, S. VanDerKar, G. Bus­well, B. Kane, G. Pine, M. Gottschalk, L. Arnold.

Classic St. Grade 5

Miss Newe (Teacher), J. Sprague, A. Barber, K. Milliman, S. Reynold , D. Markiewicz, L. Szetela, N. Rowley, L. Kes·ler, B. D nforth, G. Niegoda, K. Foster, B. Highfield, R. Crandall, D. Rosenberg, J. Lackey, S. Cole, I. Shapiro, P. Harrison, R. Pitt, L. Gardner. P. Pumam, H. Robson, R. Schmlgel, C. Kovage, T. Rowland.

Classic St. Grade 4

Mis Smith (Teacher), G. Harrison, F. Carelli, B. Ingraham, R. Plumley, B. McKearin, I. Gavagan, C. Kyer, P. Babcock, D. Redden, T. Wilson, M. Gardner, A. Cook, I. Valentine. R. Danforth, D. Scott, C. Robson, L. Durkee, R. Goodermote. R. Armitage, G. Bedard, B. O'Dell, J. Hunt, J. Ellis,. L. Briggs, L. Bedard.

Classic St. Grade 4 Mrs. McEvoy (Teacher), L. Hoffman, L. Cappellino, K. White, H. Hunt, C. Bowman, R. Smith, T. Lemon, S. Granger, A. Lehman, S. Busby, D. Okerman, J. Arnold, L. Hoffman, D. Dooley, T. Beck· stein, R. Thurber, N. Steven , R. Hustler, D. Hanselman.

Center St. Gra e2

rs. iles (Te c er). T. Dooley. M. Gibbons, R. Greenwood, J. Ha 1m n, . Harrin ton, J. Kane, D. Sprague, R. Callahan, D. DeLuca, C. Fleming, S. Frank, B. Gardner, D. Kenyon. D. L Fund, C. McGarvin, D. orton, J. Roys. M. h w, E. Shiland.

Classic St. Grade 3 Mrs. Miles (Teacher), P. M lo, B. B rber, L. Andrew. W. Stevens, B. McClellan, D. Dwkey, J. Hall, J. G rdner, K. Pokines, . Brown, R. Scott, N. Nelson, J. <::ottrell, L. DuRos , D. Harrison, W. Cot­trell, W. Robson, R. Whittet, J. Gardner, F. Reynold, J. Flach, M. King, C. Ro land, D. Redden, D. Ruggle , F. Danfo

Classic St. Grade 1

Mrs. Levandowski (Teacher), J. Carpenter, L. Rice, D. Brown, J. Kyer, L. Betit, B. Putn m, B. Clyde. C. Carelli, L. Crandall, B. Robson, J. Sprague. K. Janke, K. White, . Betit, B. Plumley, T. Mark­iewicz, D. Hall, B. Thoma , B. Brown, s. Koehler, D. Scott, R. Thomp on.

Center St. Grade 1 Mrs. Savilonis (Teacher), B. Davendoris, J. Shaw, J. Burdick, L. Granger, D. LeBarron, M. Mooney, H. Kenyon, C. Fowler, S. Reinfurt, A. Slocum, J. P patonis, D. Fleming, G. Beckstein, G. Kyer, M. Durkin, F. Downing, D. Cadoret.

Classic St. Grade 2

Mrs. Potts (Teacher), B. Brown, H. Brown, P. Decker , T. Highfield. R. Koehler, S. Krawezych, G. Lackey, D. Pitt , D. Rowley. R. Wilson, C. Goodermote , A. Brown, D. Brownell, J. Carpenter , B. Cook, J. Danforth, V. Durkee, C. Eldrich, S. Gardner, G. Reynolds, B. Shapiro, B. Valentine, P. V nDerKar.

Parsons St. Grades 3 & 4 Mrs. Berlant (Teacher), W. Bryant, G. Colegrove, D. Liebensperger, H. Mentiply, S. Benkoski, P. Foster, H. Hayes, B. Koehler, P. Myers, P. Nash, D. Springer, G. Whittet, D. Schmlgel, R. Spring­er, R. Springer, S. Bromirski, B. Cipperly, A. Koehler, J. Markiewicz, C. McMahon, D. Mentiply, M. Schmigel.

Center St. Grade 3

Mr . Bordeaux (Teacher), J. Cut­ler, G. Foster, R. Guber, D. Cook, E. Starr, D. Reynold , B. Schmi­gel, D. Carswell, B. McMahon, I. Myers, G. Danforth, D. Brown­ell, J. Betit, K. Robson, B. King, M. Frazier, G. Malo, . Pre! s, R. Fo ter, H. Crandall, M. Gott-chalk, M. Sweet, S, Bromirski,

J. Thompson, G. March, N. Car­penter.

Mis Curtis (Teach r), W. Alten­reid, R. Br nenstuhl, J. Grang r, R. McGarvin, R. Metcalfe, L. B ntley, T. Bentley. K. Col , P. Greenwood, S. Tookey, S. Yure­witch, R. Danforth, J. Filkins.

Parsons St. Kindergarten

Center St. Kindergarten

Mrs. Bordeaux (Teacher) , G. Slo · cum, M. Gardner, C. Susee, D. Smith, J. Harrington, D. Mooney, H. Hunt, G. LaPorte, ]. Gibbon , L. Shaw, A. Slingerland, K. Gar· dner, C. Crowley, P, D nforth, Bovie, R. Beaumont, D. Coonradt. B. Wilson, F. Cole, J. McGuir ,

Parsons St. Grades 1 &2

Mrs. Pratt (Teacher), R. Green, M. Miller. P. Seney, C. Stevens, A. Hathaway, J. Wilwol, H. Green. C. Green, R. Coon, G. Geor e,

. Kastenblatt, G. Kjelgaard , W. Miller, H. McLucas, P. Wilson, G. George, F. Drezk, M. Peters. E. Stevens, C. Wilwol.

Mr • Barber (Teacher), R. Myers, G. Markiewicz, M. Guber, L. Benkoski, C. Potter, G. Leiben­sperger, V. Hall, C. Frazier, F. Yager, T. Crowley, D. Koehler, G. Springer, S. Roberts, D. Hay­den, S. Whittet, J. Zilinskas, L. Bissonette.

North Hoosick Grades 1-3

White Creek Dist.#13 Grades 1-6

Mis Pierce (Te cher), D. Slater. C. Harnngton, M. Harrington, P. Harnngton, W. Hawks, S. Moon, P. Be tit, R. Derusha, R. Grand 11, G. Slater, L. Harrington, L. Mon­roe, L. Slater, J. Hawks, R. Russ­ell.

Mr . A. mith {Teacher), G. Church, J. Richards, M. Trombley, A. Hall, D. Smith, A. Trombley, B. Trombley, R. Verba, D. Wil­brant, A. Yerke, J. Hall, J. Town­send, R. Verba, K. Wade, K. Ba­ker.

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North Petersburg Grades 4 roves1 e ra es -

Mrs. Barratto (Teacher), G. George, M. Stevens, K. Powers, D. Wilson, R. Wilwol, D. Bingham, J. Green, D. Hathaway, T. Heslink, P. Peters. J. Powers, L. Seney, R. Bouplon, D. March, M. Miller, R. Seney.

Mrs. Light (Teacher), G. Brownell, K. Riley. P. Brownell, J. Riley, R. Elli . K. Brownell, S. Brow ... -11, L. Brust, G. Cornell, B. Ellh, Gifford. L. Weeden. A. Cornell, T. DiMaggio, A. Gifford, C. Weeden, N. Sousie, R. Sousie, D. Sousie, F. Sousie, G. Sousie, J. Hewitt.

North Hoosick Grades 4-6

Mrs. Pine (Te cher), E. Green, s. Roberson, J. B ker, A. Moseley B. Pine, P. Sherman, K. Burns,' L. Ingraham. J. Roberson, s. Eddy. R. Ingraham, H. Moseley, D. Ro­b~rson, C. Brownell, R. Eddy. D. Ktpp.

Baker Grades 1-6

Mrs. Ingraham (Teacher), H. Cot­trell, C. Redden, K. Andrew S Barber, J. D nforth, L. Durk~e . R. Hall, J. Cottrell, T. Durke~. F. Redden; D. Wysocki.

West Hoosick Grades 1-6

Mrs. Andrew (Teacher), D. George D. ~arsh, R. Bump, C. George. H: Harnngton, M. Harrington, B. Mar­sh, J. McCart, s. Harrington, B. Me Cart, s. Harrington, C. Marsh M McCan. ' ·

Graves Grades 1-6

Hoosick Village Grades 4-6

Mrs. Gifford (Te cher), G. Drake, D. Luke, G. Perkins, D. Till y, D. Willi m , 1. Surd m, F. Brown, B. Hymck, R. H 11, S. Surd m, G. E stm n, R. Wil­li ms, R. Domino, P. Luke, E. P ckh m, T. Starr. C. Williams, L. Drake. R. Hall. . Hillman, G. C mpbell. M. Brown.

Hoosick Village Grades 1-

Mrs. Preeble (Teacher), R. Do­mine, D. Jones, L. Peckham, N. Stevens, G. Hynick: W. Jones, C. McNeilly, G. Stan. R. Phil­pott, B. Brown, W. Ely, A. Frost, S. Mello, S. Peckham, W. Peck­ham, G. Tilley, J. Wescott, D. Campbell.

Mapletown Grades 1-6

Mrs. Cantelo (Teacher), T. Bald­win, P. Freeman, N. Lohnes, T. Baldwin, R. Hall, L. Cutler, S. Shaughnessey, D. H 11, C. Sene­cal.

Potter Hill Grades 1-5

Mrs. E. Smith (Teacher), B. North, L. B erschi, R. Kuebler, H. Stevens, K. Luskin, R. Wa on, C. Sheffer, J. Watson, M. Goodermote, J. Goodrich, R. Lavin, M. Luskin, W. Sheffer, W. Sheffer, J. Eldred, D. Prebble, L. Zwiercan.

White Creek Village 1-6 Mrs. Sherman (Teacher), G. Taber, L. Tollisen, E. Taber, L. Woodard. P. Murphy, A. iles, R. Taber, D. Tanner, S. Taber, N. Taber, S. T nner, F. Harrington, . Murphy, G. T her, L. Coon, J. Coon, G. McCart, F. Tanner, S. Woodard, L. Young, P. Young, G. Young, C. Young.

North Petersburg Grades 1-3

Mrs. Enquist (Teacher), D. Smith, G. Verba, A. Boesse, D. Smith, G. Church, M. Richards, M. Townsend. . Townsend, J. Verba, D. Hall, L. Hall.

Breese H oil ow Grades 1-6 Mrs. Bartling (Teacher), B. Cipperly. A. Philpott , D. Hoag, C. Steams, P. Cipperly. K. Cipperly, J. Hoag. P. Kipp, C, Philpott, 1. Spiak, T. Spiak.

OMMATIC CLIJB ,

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Student Council

Front Row: B. Eldred. L. Piruz, M. e bitt, L. Watt, J, 'orton, J, Spendtff. S. Norton, Second Row: J. Pine, L. Knapp, W. Sachau, G. Bouplon, F. R illy, J. Jepson, Third Row: V. Cole, J. Ballou, C. Walker, P. Griswold.

This year the Student Council. wtth Mr. Leonard as advisor, has been quite active. The members have sponsored a get -acquainted party, sold milk, put on everal a sembli , and have erved a a monitor quad.

The officer are:

Lewts Watt----------- President

Judith orton ---------Vice President

Mary Anne Nesbitt---- Secretary-Treasurer

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Homemaking

Front Row: M. Woodard, C. LeBarron, J. Eldred, A. Cornell, F. Kane, S. LeBarron, H. Stewart, J. Eldred, B. Eldred, M. Hoffman, J. Kane, J. Yeriden, Second Row: J. Arnold, F. Bugbee, M. Blondin, M. Carr, H. Starr, F. Granger, R. Liebensperger, I. Jordan, M. Garone, A. Moon, S. Brock, Miss C se, Third Row: N. Granger, P. Neaton, P. Neaton, L. Benkoski, A. Wilwol, L. Pandell J. Valen­tine, D. Solcum, D. Pott, T. Metcalfe, Fourth Row: M. Lohnes, J. Stevens, M. D oley, B. Campbell, p. Niegoda, S. Sherman, C. White, R. Kipp, J. Bordeaux, J, Salluzzo.

F.F.A. Front Row: D. Callahan, D. Hewitt, H. Rubel, M. Luke, J. Brown, J. M gisano, J. Green Second Row: Mr. Bullock, M. Okerm n, V. 'eaton, L. Gardner, J. Stearns, W. Gardner, G. Jordan, W. Mil­lington.

Commerce Club

Front Row: C. LeB rron, B. Eldred, J. Pine, J. Eldred, P. Hulihan, H. Bromirskt, J. Eldred, Second Row: C. Brown. A. Wilwol, S. Colegrove, P. Neaton, L. Webster, J. White, P. 'eaton, S. LeBarron. Third Row: J. Norton, J. Armstrong, C. White, C. Bentley, G. Scriven. R. Kipp. M. Unavitch, P. Sheffer.

Hilltop Whispers Front Row: M. Hill, C. Elliott, P. Hulihan, M. Crowley, M. Keyes, B. Pytko, A. Hayes, Second Row: P. Arasim, P. Griswold, S. Town end, J. Berlant, C. Kretzmer, M. Un vitch, S. L Barron, Third Row: F. Riley, J. Neaton, B. Ketcham, J. Tilley, R. Albergine, R. Niles.

Library Club

Front Row: P. Griswold, C. Brown, S. Town end , L. McCart, J. White, R. Kipp, F. Riley. Second Row: J. Bord aux. G. Ch pman, P. Hulihan, L. Web ter, P. Neaton, Mrs. Kelly (Librarian), Third Row: M. Keyes, B. Jones, C. Elliott, P. Neaton, P. Sheffer, R. Niles, Fourth Row: C. White , S. Mar hall, P. Niegoda, G. Scriven, J. Stevens, S. Marshall.

World Citizenship Club Front Row: A. Hayes, B. Jones, W. Sachau, L. Ludwig, M. Keyes, B. Sorkin, M. Hill, Second Row: R. Kipp, J. White. B. Campbell, L. McCart, S. Townsend, C. Elliott, J. Bordeaux.

GA.C.

Front Row: s. Brock, S. Norton, J. King, L. McClure, B. Eldred, A. Hayes, M. Luke, J. Pine, M. Nesbitt, M. Hill, A. Cornell, C. Brown, Second Row: Miss Rich (Gym Teacher), s. Townsend, L. Piritz, J. Jepson, G. Myer, J. Arnold, M. Blondin, M. Simmons, N. Wysocki, B. Sorkin, J. Thomp-on, S. Colegrove, L. Knapp, R. Kipp. M. Keye . L. Web ter, J. Eldred, Third Row: M. Unavitch,

M. Sousie, P. Peereboom, P. Mosely, D. Baker, S. Shaw, B. McCart, D. White, S. Marshall, C. White, P. Sheffer, S. Mar hall, Fourth Row: J. Norton, J. Armstrong, J. Ballou, D. Woodcock, R. Niles, F. Riley, M. Dooley, J. Bordeaux, N. Fowler, R. Albergine, L. McCart, A. Rice, Y. Cadoret, Fifth Row: C. Walker, B. Jones, .J. White. R. Mason, J. Marsh, G. Scriven, C. Bentley, B. Ketcham, C. Pierson, H. Bromirski, V. Cole.

Dramatics Club Front Row: A. Hayes, P. Arasim, J. iegoda, J. Berlant, B. Cole, P. Fink, F. Bugbee, Second Row: J. Eldred, R. Kipp, J. Bordeaux, A. Rice, G. Lohnes, •. Fowler, Y. Cadoret, Miss Rich, Third Row: Mr. Peckham, B. Pytko, M. Simmons, K. Mello, B. Sorkin, M. Unavitch, C. Chapman, Fourth Row: C. Elliott, J. Norton, J. Armstrong, C. Pierson, S. Shaw, D. Moll, P. Peereboom, V. Cole, M.Keyes, M. Sluza.

FRONT ROW:

SECOND ROW:

THIRD ROW:

FOURTH ROW:

Chorus

Mrs. Canzeri (director) B. Cole, J. Salluzzo, D. Baker, G. Rowley, P. Pine, P. Fink, R. Howard, F. Whittet P. Ar im, G. Myers, S. Colegrove, Y. Cadoret, I. Jordan, s. Nonon, M. Straub, D. Millington, L. McClure, M. Hill G. Lohnes, B. Baker, D. Baker, P. Mosely, P. Peereboom, V. Cole, C. Walker, M. Crowley, H. Bromirski, C. Bentley, J. Pine B. Pytko, P. Griswold, M. Unavitch, C. Pierson, C. Kretzmer, J. Neaton, A. Rice, C. Chapman

Chorus meets seventh period on Tuesdays and Thursdays, alternating with band.

Some of its members attended All County and All State. The entire group has appear-

ed in the Christmas concert. At present, Mrs. Canzeri is hoping that the chorus will

be in fine voice when the Spring Concen comes around.

Paqe 67

Same to You! Don't Drop Me!

A Fine Bunch I M. M.

Beware of Humans! Having Fun? Pog 68

The Bird and the Bee

I Dare You!

Smoke Gets in Your Eyes

Long, Long Ago

Sampson

All Alone!

Prom King and Queen

Seated: King C. Kokoras, Queen M. Light Standing: Retiring King, E. Kenney, Queen J. Hyde

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Day at the Lake

Disgusted!

Charlene

Carol

Boo!

It's a Dog's Life

The Bridal Pany

Shy?

Georgeous Doni

Shep

Me and My Teddy Be r

Who's afraid of a Camera?

Santa Claus Joanne.

What a ____ Line!

H<=Jlow a~ tlte color~ 0~ blue ana white

ao waue on ltitJit"

FIRST ROW:

SECOND ROW:

THIRD ROW:

Football

R. Drake, R. P dvar, D. Schneider, M. Okerman, R. Ungner, A. White, J. Jones., J, Casey

G. Brown, L. Gardner, G. Roberson, W. Sprague, K. Cottrell, P. Bachorz, W. Gar­dner, F. R ed, R. Bartus

K. Smith, A. McShane, L. Ludwig, V. Miles., J. Okennan, J. Wysocki, E. Brock, Coach Gilchrist

Though scoreboard wise H. F. C. S. was on the losing side, in spirit we were win­ning. Handicapped by lnexperiences the team lost games, but for having played the game the experiences gained will be of nlue next year.

H.F.c.s. OPPONENT TEAM PLACE

0 41 Schuylerville Away

0 28 Hartford Home

18 27 Fon Anne Home

7 37 Warrensburg Away

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Varsity Basketball

Front Row, left to right: M. Okerman, K. Smith, E. McMahon, W. Row: B. Gardner, J. Okerman, J. Wysocki. V. Miles, G. Roberson,

Varsity Basketball -- 1957 - 1958

Hoosick Falls Y. s. Greenwich

Y. s. Salem

Y. s. St. Peters

Y, s. Burnt Hills

Y. s. Stillwater

Y. s. Salem

Y, s. Schuylerville

Y. s. Waterford

Y, I. Greenwich

Y. '· St. Peters

Y. I, Burnt Hills

Y. I, Corinth

Y. s. Ballston Spa

Y, s. Stillwater

Y, S. Schuylerville

v. s. Waterford

v. s. Corinth

Millington, L. Ludwig; Second Coach Gilchrist

Hoosick Falls oe~nents 53 48

37 55

32 43

23 74

42 49

29 ~

32 55

33 37

46 60

37 64

36 41

35 71

39 54

29 47

61 73

35 67

JY . Basketball

First Row: R. Liporace, D. Snyder --- M nager Second Row: J. Ca ey, J. Hawks, F. Whittet, M. Bump, J. McMahon, L. DeLuca Third Row: M. Wheeler, V. Miles, P. Bachorz, D. Bornt, G. Rowley, A. McShane, Mr. Osterhout.

Junior Varsity Basketball -- 1957 - 1958

Hoosick Falls O,e,eonents

Hoosick Falls v. s. Greenwich 37 42 v. s. Salem 33 30 v. s. St. Peters 46 53 v. s. Burnt Hills 36 46 v. Ballston Spa 42 83 v. s. Ballston Spa 32 66 v. s. Stillwater 30 52 v. s. Salem 55 97 v. s. Schuylerville 28 37 v. s. Waterford 36 43 v. s. Greenwich 28 62 v. s. St. Peters 40 65 v. s. Burnt Hills 37 44 v. s. Corinth 37 46 v. s. Ballston Spa 33 55 v. s. Stillwater 26 60 v. s. Schuylerville 34 43 v. s. Waterford 40 45 v. s. Corinth

Varsity Cheerleaders

Joyce Pine- -Captain Lorraine Knapp,

Mary Anne Nesbitt, Carol Pierson, Judy Norton, Judy Eldred

Barbara Eldred, Joyce Bordeaux, Captain Barbara Sorkin, Jean Armstrong, Joyce Ballou, Marilyn Keyes, Rita Kipp

Page 76

Patrons

Y. T. TAVERN

CHARN SHOP

HARRY'S GENERAL STORE

MR. & MRS. ED SCHMIGEL

BAKERS GIFT SHOP

WALSH BUICK CO.

LITTLE PITTSTOWN STORE

A FRIEND

SAM'S ARMY & NAVY STORE

McCANNS DRUG STORE

JOHNIES GARAGE

BEAUTY SPOT

CHRISTENSONS STATION

Paqa 77

BOARD OF EDUCATION

HOOSICK FALLS CENTRAL SCHOOL Offers Courses as Follows:

l. Latin Scientific (College Preparatory) 2. Academic 3 Commercial (Bookkeeping and Stenographic) 4 Agriculture

5. Homemakmg 6. Art 7. Industrial Arts

Modern Equipment - Experienced Faculty

Supervised Club Activities

Successful Athletic Teams- Fine Library and Laboratory

REASONABLE NON-RESIDENT TUITION

EDUCATION PAYS EDUCATE YOUR CHILDREN

For Additional Information Write

A. HERBERT CAMPBELL, Superintendent

Paco 78

Compliments of

Barbers Funeral Home

Compliments of

John Carroll Victor Manchester

Mary Rose Sawyer Sarah's Diner

PaQ 79

Compliments of

Veterans Memorial Hall

Compliments of

FAIRDALE FARMS

Compliments of

CHARLES ACKLEY

Holman Manufacturing Co., Inc.

Custom Molders of

Thermo-Plastic and Thermo-Setting Materials

A. R. Tinnerholm, Pres.

Tel. 876-877 Hoosick Falls, N.Y.

Compliments of

Walter E. Robson, Inc.

BEST WISHES SENIORS

Compliments of

Economy Dress Shop

Compliments of

Bell and Costello Garage

Compliments of

IDEAL RESTAURANT

Best Wishes

to the Class of 1958

Fredrickson's Electrical Shop

DRS. FRED AND MILDRED HARTER

Classic Street

Hoosick Falls, N. Y.

Paqe 80

Compliments of

WYMAN'S

STORE

Hoosick Falls, New York

Best Wishes to. Clas of '58

SERVICE WHEN

YOU NEED IT

SOL'S SERVICE STAT ION

River Street Hoosick Fa lis, New York

Best Wishes To

Class of '5

HAYNES BROS.,

INC. Ford and Mercury Sales and Service

Phone 183 129 Church Street

Hoosick Falls, New York

Comphments of

FORREST J. REED

INSURANCE AND REAL EST ATE

35 River Street

Hoosick Falls, New York

Compliments of

. D. KINCAID

A D

so s

® Best Wishes From

E

BATZA'S -Service Station

Paq 81

Cor. Church and Elm Streets

Hoosick Falls, New York

Compliment of

Fonzie's Grocery Store

Hoosick Falls, New York

Good Luck nior

Pine Grove Restaurant & Bar

Boytonville N. Y.

Ruth & Bob For ythe

ComplimenL of

Hoosick Cooperative Farm Service

Bo tonville, N. y.

Compliments of

Campell's Hardware & Paint Store

P ittstown N. Y .

Page 82

Congratulations, S niors

DR. WALTER

SHEA

Hoosick Falls, New York

Compliments of

British Motorcycle Sales

agency for

TRIUMPH

The World's Best Motorcycle R. D. 1, Hoosick Falls, N.Y.

Compliments of

GEO. S. McKEARIN

"Insurance That Insures"

Main Street

Hoosick Falls, New Yo rk

Compliments of

Andrick Studio

John St. Hoosick Falls

Compliment of

C. H. McNally & Son

General Insurance

Eagle Bridge, N. Y.

Phone 5 1

Complim nts of

Millie & Mary's Rest & Picnic Grounds

"Formerl Santa~"'

Route 7

Best ishes from

McEacheron Jewelry Store

Church St. Hoosick Falls

Compliments of

Steve's Dairy Bar

River Road H. F.

Compliment of

Wayside Rest & Motel

Rout 7

p 83

B st of Luck from

Baker's Nursery

• West Hoosick

Compliments of

Columbia Box Board Co.

Wallomsack, N. Y.

Bennett & Sisson

General Store

White Creek, N. Y.

Compliment of

Reynolds Tool & Die Co.

Wallom ack, . Y .

Compliments of

Edward Holton

Coal & Heating, Oil

North Hoosick Phone 4

Shapiro's

uit and McGregor Sports Wear

"Where your dollar has more cents"

Page 84

COMPLIMENTS OF

ADAM'S

CLOTHES SHOP

Main Street

Bennington, Vermont

COMPLIMENTS OF

HOOSICK FALLS OFFICE THE

NATIO AL COMMERCIAL BANK AND TRUST COMPA Y

14 MAIN STREET

HOOSICK FALLS, NEW YORK

Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

PaQ 85

Compliments of

BYARS G. L. F.

Feed, Seed, and Fertilizer

CUSTOM GRINDING

Ph. Hoosick Falls 566-Ml

White Creek, New York

Compliments of

ANN'S

BAKESHOP

Cor. Church and Elm Streets

Hoosick Falls, New York

Compliments of

BRANDl'S

SHOE SHOP

Church Street

Hoosick Falls. New York

Best Wishes

H. H. STERNBERG

FIVE AND TEN CENT STORE

John Street

Hoosick Falls, New York

p 86

Compliments of

1 JOSEPH ORR

BODY WORKS

River Road

Hoosick Falls, New York

KARL - LEE

"Everything From

Baby to Grandma"

Hoosick Falls, New York

Compliments of

M. LURIE &

COMPANY

Hoosick Falls, New York

Compliments of

Moseley Community Service

We t Hoosick

Carl D. Herrington FEED - COAL - FERTILIZER

Gen ral Merchandise

Hoosick Falls 113-J Buskirk,

N.Y.

Shop North

Hoo ick Road

Phon 977

tAat' G()I/Y(/ I a,u fJY£8 811,

Compliment of

Tates Shopping Center kirk, New York

INT£RNAnONAL HARV£ST£1t

Complim nt of

Delurey Farm Equipment

Int rnational Harve ter

D aler

Phone 434

orth Hoo ick, New York

Falls Hardware

Supply Co.

COMPLIMENTS OF

Simpson's Store

John,.ville, N. Y.

Compliments of

L & R Market

Hoo ic k Falls

Compliments of

Bradley

Paint Store

Cla,.sic t - Hoo ick FalL

Compliments of

H. A. MOSELEY &

so Feeds - Seeds - Fertilizers

FARM SUPPLIES

CUSTOM GRINDING

MOLASSES BLENDING

Phone Hoo ick Falls 591Jl

B st Wishes

to Class of

Frank's Restaurant Classic St. - H. F.

If you need ditdoin1, water linea, ••~ ti" ta L hclea or

foundatinna du1, ••• uk for eatimata.

lacinerlrill, Concrete Septic Tanlo.a, Prerut Stepa.

LLOYD B. PINE

Hoo1lci Falla, N.Y .. R.D.l Phone 526-Rl

p 88

Compliments of

BEN ALBOWICZ & SON Public Market

Mechanic Street Hoosick Falls, N. Y.

Phone 115

Compliments of

TATE'S DINER

Telephone H. F. 763

North Hoosick,

New York

COMPLIMENTS OF

FAIRBANKS EXPRESS

NORTH HOOSICK ROAD

COMPLIMENTS OF

THE

SHOE COMPANY, INC.

Best Wishes to the Class of 1957

LOVEJOY CHAPLET CORPORATIO

RIVER STREET

HOOSICK FALLS, NEW YORK

Pag 89

Compliments of

RAY DUNIGAN

N. Petersburg, N. Y.

At The

SIGN OF THE INDIAN

Sporting Goods

Tobacco

Newspapers

M. Schweizer

Charles Davidson, Prop.

- ~vaM~3~ ·~--=~ \ MILLER'S

SUPER MARKET Appliances

Church Street

Hoosick Falls, New York

Save Our World Green Trading Stamps

Compliments o!

GEORGE SCOTT

THE FLORIST

Phone 189

Danforth Street

Hoosick Falls, New York

Compliments of

DR. DAVID A. BERLANT

OPTOMETRIST

Tel. 854

Hoosick Falls, New York

Compliments of

DR. V. W . CHAPMAN

Church Street

Hoos1ck Falls, N. Y.

RC 7CTOR

RUDITIS Home Appliances

RCA Victor &

RCA Whirlpool

Hoosick Falls, New York

John F. Cahill GENERAL INSURANCE

12 MAIN STREET

HOOSICK FALLS,

NEW YORK

PHONE 7

P qe 0

HOOSICK FALLS

UNDERGARMENT ~7

~ CORPORA liON

~~~-~

HOOSICK FALLS, NEW YORK

ROSE DAHL

GUER SEY FAR S

J. E. CALHOU A 0 SONS Grode A Pasteurized Milk

Phone 121-M

HOOSICK FALLS,

NEW YORK

Paq 91

BEST WISHES TO

Class of 1958

THE WOOD FLONG

CORP.

HOOSICK FALLS, NEW YORK

BEST WISHES TO THE CLA S OF 195

THE

NOBLE AND WOOD MACHINE CO PANY

PAPER MILL MACHINERY

FIRST STREET

HOOSICK FALLS, NEW YORK

Poqe 92

Best Wishes Congratulations to

The Class of '58

to BURT BROS. The Class of '58

DRYSDALE'S

CLOTHING­

HATS

LUGGAGE­

SHOES

DEPARTME T STORE Bennington,

Vermont Bennrngton, Vermont

DANFORTH STREET

Compliments of

THE

ALBANY FELT

CO PANY

HOOSICK FALLS, NEW YORK

Pac;; 93

HATHAWAY'S SHOPPING

CENTER John Hewson, Prop.

Tel. 747w

North Hoosick, N Y

COMPLIMENTS OF

WHITE

FLOMATIC

WHITE

FLO ATIC

CORPORATION

HOOSICK FALLS, NEW YORK

Best Wishes to the

Cla s of 195

SCHMIGEL BROS.

• Complete Line of Purina Chows

• Sanitation • Farm Supplies • Seed and Fertilizer • Grinding and Mixing

PHONE 12

HOOSICK FALLS, NEW YORK

Best Wishes From

cLUCAS' TEXACO STATION

North Hoosick, New York

Page 94

Compliments of

DR. HARRY P. HARRISON

Hoosick Falls, New York

Compliments of

L & S LUMBER COMPANY River Road, Hoosick Falls, N. Y.

Phone: Hoosick Falls 835

HUBBARD & CHAMPNEY

Hotpoint Appliance

River Road, Hoosick Falls, New York

Phone : Hoosick Falls, 1166

te Compliments ol

·I' ~ KENNETH LAWTON

River Road, Hoosick Falls, N. Y.

COMPLIMENTS OF

THE PEOPLE'S

GAS AND OIL CO.

Elm Street

Hoosick Falls, New York

Phone: Hoos ick Fa lis' 165

p 95

COMPLIMENTS OF YOUR

BEN FRANKLIN STORE HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL YOUR SCHOOL NEEDS

Frank Thompson

Main Street

COMPLIMENTS OF

KYER'S DAIRY

Hoosick Falls New York

Gertrude Thompson

Hoosick.Falls

WE, THE VAGABOND STAFF OF "58" WISH

TO THANK ALL OF THOSE WHO HAVE PATRONIZED

OUR YEAR BOOK AND HELPED TO MAKE IT A

SUCCESS.

Paqe 96

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