Plattsburgh High School - Barker Yearbook (Plattsburgh, NY)

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ELIZABETH ANNE LARABEE— Betty UndecideJ Variety's the spice of life. Minervian Literary Socie y (1 yr.); Library Coun- cil (2 yrs.); Managers' and Service Club (2 yrs.); Home- room Solicitor's Staff for Year Book; Tennis (2 )rs.); Softball (2 yrs.) ; Field Hockey (1 yr.); Basketball (2 yrs.); Folk Dancing (1 yr); Hiking (1 yr.); Bowling (3 yrs.); Soccer (2 yrs.); Bicycling (1 vr.); Athletic Association (3 yrs.); Junior Class tiaske nail Team (1 yr.); Volley Ball Playday (1 yr.); Music Committee for Sophomore Hop; Decoration Commi tee for Junior Prom. JOHN S. LAVALLEY— Jack Veteran From any old sound that the silence destroys arises a gamut of soul stirring joys—I like noise. Varsity Club (2 yrs.) ; J-V Football (1 yr.); Ju- r.ior-Senior Rush (1 yr.); Intramural Basketball (3 yrs.); In.er Annual Football (1 yr.); Social Dancing Club (2 yrss.); Left School for Navy November 1943; Discharged January 7, 1946; Reentered school February 6, 1946. Graduated January 1948. KATHERINE MARGARET LeCLAIR— Kitty- Undecided Human nature is full of novelty. Managers and Service Club (1 yr.); Decoration Com- mittee for Junior Prom; Hiking (1 yr.); Tennis (1 yr.); Bowling (1 yr.); Softball (2 yrs.); Soccer (1 yr.); En- tered in Junior year. NEIL A. LE JEUNE United States Merchant Marine Academy A grain of manhood. Boys' Hi-Y Club (1 yr.); Bowling Club (1 yr.); Camera Club (1 yr.); Downtown Solicitor for Yearbook; Decoration for Commencement of 1947 Class; Decora- tion Committee for Junior Prom; Junior-Senior Rush; Slide Rule Club (1 yr.); Ski Team (1 yr.); Lake Placid Sports Carnival; Decoration for Sophomore Hop.

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RONALD QUENTIN JENNETT— Ron College The power of thought—the magic of the mind! Band (3 yrs.); School concert (3 yrs.); Dancing Club (I yr.); Sketch Club (1 yr.); Bowling Club (I yr.); Radio News Club (I yr.); Hi-Y Club (3 yrs.); Secre- tary of Hi-Y Club (1 yr.); Vice-President of Hi-Y Club (1 yr.); Office Assistant (2 yrs.); American Legion's Empire Boy's State; President of Sophomore Class; Chair- man of Music Committee for Junior Erom; Speaking Contest (second prize); Junto Club (2 yrs.); Sccre.ary of Junto Club (1 yr.) ; Vice-President of Junto Club (1 yr.); Secretary of Adirondack Hi-Y Council (1 yr.); Junior-Senior Rush (2 yrs.); Honor Average (3j yrs.); Secretary of Radio News Club (1 yr.); Literary Staff of Barker ; Chairman of Decoration Commi t e lor Senior Barker Dance; Commencement speaker. WANDA L. KING— Skip' Work Her air, her manners, all who saw admired. Volleyball (4 yrs.); Basketball (4 yrs.); Soccer (4 yrs.); Softball (3 yrs.); Tennis (I yr.) ; Bowling (1 yr.); Cheerleaders (3 yrs.); Captain of Cheerleaders (1 yr.); Sketch Club (3 yrs.); Radio News Club (1 yr.); Secre- tary of Freshman Class; Archery (1 yr.); Tumbling (1 yr.); Field Hockey (I yr.); Art Staff for ’ Barker '; Cap- tain of Basketball Team (1 yr.); Square Dancing (2 yrs.); Peru Play Day. DONALD ROBERT La BOMBARD— Don P.S.T.C. When the brisk minor pants for twenty-one. Civic Tours Club (1 yr.); Stamp Club (lj yrs.): Science Club (1 yr.); Boys' Bowling Club (1 yr.); Juno Club (1 yr.); Junior Varsity Baseball (1 yr.); Home Room Solicitor and Downtown Solicitor for Barker Treasurer of Junto Club (1 yr.); Junior-Senior Rush (2 yrs.); Decorating Committee for Junior Prom. KATHRYN ELIZABETH LANKTREE— Kay Work She moves a goddess, and she looks a queen. Tennis (2 yrs.); Soccer (2 yrs.); Badminton (2 yrs.); Volleyball (2 yrs.); Tumbling (2 yrs.); Social Dancing (2 yrs.); Basketball (2 yrs.); Field Hockey (I yr.); Bowl- ing (2 yrs.); Gym Leaders Club (2 yrs.); Decoration Committee for Junior Prom; Glee Club and Concert (1 yr.); Downtown Solicitor for Barker”; A hletic Associa- tion (I yr.); Junior Class Basketball team (I yr.); Junior Prom Queen; Softball (2 yrs.); Archery (1 yr.).

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GLADYS PATRICIA LEMIEUX— Pat” P.S.T.C. ' A merry heart goes all the day. Bowling (1 yr.); Hiking (1 yr.); Solicitor for Yearbook; Music Master's Club (1 yr.); Transferred from Morrisonville High in Senior Year. GERALD LITZKY— Bib Cornell or Union My mind is my Kingdom. Dramatic Club (1 yr.); Trial by Jury ; Command Performance”; Slide Rule Club (1 yr.); Bowling Club (1 yr.); Radio News Club (1 yr.) ; Junto Club (2 yrs.); Chorus (2 yrs.); School Concert (2 yrs.); J. V. Football (I yr.); Equipment Manager of all Sports (1 yr.); Assist- ant Manager Football (1 yr.); Assistant Editor of Barker; Chairman of Downtown Solicitors; Varsity Club (2 yrs.) ; Junior Rush; Speaking Contest (1 yr.); Inter- class Track (1 yr); Hi-Y Bowling Team; Bids Com- mittee for Junior Prom; Senior Rush; Commencement Speaker; Secretary of the Junto Club (I yr.); Athletic Association (4 yrs.). JAMES L. LOCKHART—”Jim College or Work Who talks much must talk in vain. Band (3 yrs.); Annual Spring Concert (3 yrs.); May Festival (3 yrs.); Hi-Y Club (2 yrs.); Hi-Y Bowling Club (1 yr.) ; Slide Rule Club (1 yr.); Stamp Club (1 yr.); Downtown Solicitor for Yearbook; Junior-Senior Rush (2 yrs.) ; Co-Chairman for Junior-Senior Rush Par- ty; Spring Fever”; High School Golf Team (1 yr.); J.V. Football (1 yr.); J.V. Baseball (1 yr.); Interclass Track (1 yr.); Junior Gold Medal Tournament (1 yr.). MELVA RUTH LOMBARD— Mel” Asbury College Thy modesty's a candle to thy merit. Hiking (3 yrs.); Badminton (1 yr.); Bicycling (2 yrs.); Basketball (2 yrs.); Tennis (2 yrs.); Bowling (1 yr.); Red Cross Sewing Club (I yr.); Camera Club (2 yrs.) ; Vice-President of Camera Club (1 yr.); Treasurer Sophomore Class; Minervian Literary Society (1 yr.); Contestant D.A.R. Personality Award; Athletic Associa- tion (4 yrs.); Typing Staff of Barker.