Plattsburgh High School - Barker Yearbook (Plattsburgh, NY)

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ZH' Y t ' J . 4440 fi w. -, f as -xwxx K '. s it - , .TY 1 -, 'yi I- 1 f ,- , - -I .25 I A, ,N 5' It is rare that a senior is found who has not had the pleasure of working, or being associated with Miss Quinlan, either in her capacity as an instructor of colnlnercial subjects or as a friend, at least once during the four years of high school. Miss Quinlan has been teaching at Plattsburgh High School for thirty-seven years. Throughout those years she has unselfishly devoted much of her time to helping the student body. She has served as the Junior Class adviser, and as adviser to the former Minervian Literary Society. lve have striven to make this yearbook a testimonial of our esteem for a wonderful woman, and it is with gratitude that the class of 1963 proudly dedicates the forty-second edition of the Barker to . . . MARY E. QUINLAN '55, lb! 99 l -gifti- 44 M11 g 'Z 7' J c 3' ft ' fl -. L . ,STQ155 5:11 'Q 7 1 A ' 1f,yt x IE- '.:'V'f 5, ffl, , 4 K X' x M -,v,. .-kg ,,,'5,,fQAf'1'V5lf2.-A1. , . e ffhvttz- f fzr1'l-:. 1- sss ' f QW? 6f'?'Es-'ff F- - - P' LEX ' :- 1' ' 'ig -uid 4 Pl2JNCIPA!-'Q MESSAGE June, 1963 TO THE GRADUPTES OF THE CLASS OF 1963: Congratulations upon achieving this most important step in your life's career. You will undoubtedly have other honors bestowed upon you as the years go by but none of them will com- pare with the cherished warmth and pride that comes from pos- session of a high school diploma. We used to think in terms of our immediate surroundings, then we began to think in terms of state and national bound- aries. We now have to think and live in global terms. One cannot look around him with a satisfied feeling that Nkll is well.N He must shape his thinking, his goals, his long range plan for the full and rich life in terms that make all world areas his immediate environment. Democracy is as strong as the character of those who speak in her nameg and men and women today are sometimes blind to the fact that the way they live shouts louder to the world than the fine speeches their representatives make at the conference tables. Your life today is never a private matter. It passes like a disease from person to person and nation to nation. If one does not live his life in accordance with high prinp ciples, he, like films, radio, television, press, books may contribute to the defeat of democracy. Sometimes poor ac- complishment is made glamorous by group approval. In the face of this, the discerning thinker must be steadfast in his efforts to Wleave the world a little better than he finds it.W The faculty and administration hope that they have helped you to form the basic philosophy you need to help solve the complex problems of the modern world into which you are enter- ing. May you be deserving of rich rewards as the Class of 1963 makes history in all corners of the world! Sincerely yours, Principal oomgws F-F SEN I ORB CLAQQEQ xxic:r1TfrneQ SPORTS gg l 5 H l 2-- DEDICAHON f Tl-I ANNUAL BNA! B'l2m-I EANOUEI' Honoring P1attsbu1'g11's Outstandinff Citizen of the Year 1962 Award Winner BOARD OF EDUCATION CITY OF PLATTSBURGH Hon. Robert S. Long John P. Judge Mrs. Phyllis Barnard John J. Coffey J. Edward Klineberg Dr. E. S. McDowell George Re-pas Dr. Ira Rowlson, Jr. Mrs. Stephen Shemet C 1 Presentation of award to Hon. Robert S. Long, Board President, by Herbert Lewis, President of Joel Lodge B'nai B'ritl1 ADMINIQTTZ!-WON KJ, MR. EVALON A. MERRITT Superintendent of Schools MR. CLAUDE A. WOOD MR. MERRITT C. CLIFFORD Principal , Vice-Principal Junior-Senior .lunior-Senior High School High Seheel f 'X SECRETARIES SEATED-Carol Ann Boulrice, Shirley Ann Cramer. STANDING-Ethel W. Goff, Alice R. Vanderover, MR. MASON BURKE Jeanne D- Wheeler. NURSES Heed CUSl0di3n Agnes Frenier, Helen Douglas, .lane Bissell, D -. Student Nurse. 1 Y' w ' vdf - Z 4,4,,,3, I Mrs. Gload, Nurse-Mrs. Gordon, Attendance Supervisor. R 'Q-f- ' fl , .e-,y-.ffajf , l 7 BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Mr. Walsh, Miss Quinlan, Mr. Kelley :hal 'mmm I V--.ffffff ' GUIDANCE: Mr. cox, Miss Clark EACULW V-rv il W ll LANGUAGE: Seated-Miss Leary. Standing-Mr. McAllister, Mrs. Otis. ENGLISH: Seated-Mrs. Bates, Miss Erickson. Standing-Mr. Cravelle, Mr. Burdick, Mr. Virzi PHYSICAL EDUCATION, FRONT ROW-Miss Douglas, Miss Bacon. BACK ROW-Mr. Kimball, Mr. Condon. MATH, SEATED-Miss Challis. STANDING-Mrs. Wood, Mr. Phifer, Mrs. Morton. wi ' qfvlu PI I A LIBRARY-Miss Connors INDUSTRIAL ARTS-Mr. Sponable SCIENCE, Left to right-Mr. Bernard, Mr. Clifford, Mr. Coughlin, Mr. Mullins. FAGJUY HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Miss MacGregor, Miss Carroll ART DEPARTMENT Mr. N ewlove I E I MUSIC DEPARTMENT HISTORY DEPARTMENT Mr. Rook, Miss Powell, Mr. Zanelli, Mr. Baker, Mr. Slosson. SEATED-M11 Banker, Mrs- W00d- STANDING-Mr. Manley, Mr. Merritt. fNot Present-Mrs Light.J CANDID I U- 'cr 5. 3 L Whooo didn't turn in his Jersey? Tlml kid's in my math class Where did all my Juniors go? And, if you blow up this equipment! Somebody took my seat! 'X Q X May I take your order? Miss D's darlings 1 Y 66 Za 3 , 6' 1 . . 'B if -4. E fi -sf xe' ,J 'Vik ,fllgh ' V 'WV 'LJ 'wmuwql 'ux,w'wM ' ffff f X , Wwyl, I I KM 4 -FT r' 'x '-. iv--W - -. ,X , 'f ff ifft fl Q xl ii: fjif . N X ' HMM .U ' x , ,am i A In ul .X 4 I 9 I I i I 5 xx- N I Xxx-X Z 1 'E ' ,I ,J I ' 1- 9 's 5 X X' H . , is I Q IN ' 1 5 M I f' A 12756-giwkxm. wllvv'Y'JL p L M , r,,.x A H ff ,, I , , f ff r gf if ,I Al' -,AA ': , 0 A 9' f' rfydf 7 Z -1,11 C V , K , A I Mk Qi, 1 x... . A 'I , f . 1 V X ay lxi 2 U9 3 4? 3 V flzuzf XJ-fvfjljx in fa .WW JLVNMN ' W 2 N D K 4 fu fr ' M M' fT3f.fW F M N4 'WH ,Ny ji ,JM Q-Ei . it 9 ll 5 VO -ff 'K .. 'i wa 1 iS. ggi-:ftA - fi -6 A, ' , ffffg Mg '5 ff' A A ie: K' 5 ' A' IHMM 7? Cl-ASQ OFFICERS it 1,3 1 Treasurer, Carol Angell: Secretary, Victoria Heard, Adviser, Mr. Coughling Vice-President, Michael Burkeg President, Jay Sprong. I-IONOPJ AVERAGES FIRST ROW-Carol Swift, Sidney Weir, Alayne Noyes, Carol Angell. Lois McS11ane, Clara McAlister. SECOND ROW- Sheryl Boaz, Allison Smith, Karen Moller, Joan Carpentier. Vickie Heard. THIRD ROW-Cordon Schiff, Tom Barnett David Voorhees, Jay Sprong, Mark Schlesinger. FOURTH ROWMPhil Bowman, Lowell Boaz, Serge Taylor, Bill Snyder Bill McAllister, David Walters, Gene Godin. BARBARA JEAN ABEL Transferred, 19613 Tennis 1, Mgr. 13 Field Hockey JQ Softball lg Basketball 2, Mgr. 13 Volleyball 23 Archery 2, Mgr. 13 Bowling lg Art Club 13 Ski Club 1, Mgr. 13 Gymleaders 2. BEVERLY MARGARET AGANIER Scc'y. Radio-Press Club3 Dramatic Club3 Na- tional Honor Soeietyg Ski Club 2g Hiking Club 23 Volleyball: Bowling lntramurals3 Chorus 13 Friendship Club3 Mincrvian Socict.y3 Hi-Y 23 Feature Reporter for The Expc-riment,'3 Deco- rating Com. Soph. Hop and Jr. Prom. IRA LEE BARBELL Football 43 Truck 4g Varsity Club 2g Science Club 13 Barker Staff. THOMAS DALE BARNETT Track 23 Wrestling 33 Baseball 23 National Honor Society Pres. and Charter Member3 Stu- dent Council Treus. 2g Varsity Club Sec. Ath- letic Council 4g Music Appreciation Club Pres.3 American Field Service3 Yearbook Staff3 Re- porter for The Exporiment 3 Juntog Ski Club3 Hiking Club3 Mixed Chorus Pres.3 Junior Prom COUTIQ Jr. Prom Decorating Com.3 Senior Play. LV' 'TTT' gf 4 E EDITH CARLENE ALLEN Transferred from St. 101111153 Chorus 4-3 Intra- murals 2g Dramatic Club 2g Hiking Club 23 Ski Club 1. CAROL FLORENCE ANGELL Decorating Com. Soph. Hop and Jr. Prom3 Bas- ketball 33 GAA LCILGIQ Dramatic Club 3, Sec. lg National Honor Societyg Minervian Society'3 Ski Club 23 Senior Canoe Trip3 Heart Lake Camping Trip3 Volleyball 33 Hiking Club 33 Treas. Soph., Jr., and Sr. Class3 Cheerleading 13 Queen of Jr. Prom3 Tennis 3g Decorating Com. Sr. Ball. STANLEY BERNSTEIN Editor-in-Chief and Feature Editor of the Ex- periment lg Foreign Affairs Club 25 Hiking Club 1. GARY PRATT BIRD Barker Staffg Industrial Arts Club 2g Assist- ant Production Manager. I6 Y M2 -'P f tk-,W 1? if , N I -, LJ ci, MP1 ?a. vX??'NM-I Jgo V J ' lf .ai 49 X i 1 my A5 Q Vim dw lm? in UT of STC LINDA ANNE BARTHOLOMEVV Transferred October 1962. THOMAS FRANK BEAUVAIS Football 33 Baseball 33 Basketball 33 Treas- urer Athletic Councilg Decorating Committee Soph. Hop and Junior Prom: .lunior Prom Courtg Gym Leadersg Varsity Club 3g Boys' Hi-Y lg Varsity Letter Football and Baseball. RITA LOUISE BISHOP Science Club lg Needlecraft Club 15 Basket- ball 35 Baseball 25 Soccer '13 Chorus lg Barker Staff: Field Hockey 1. CHERYL JEAN BOAZ Minervian Honor Societyg Pres. of French Club 19 Top Ten Sellers in Senior Magazine Campaigng Barker Staff. LOWELI, BOAZ .Iunto Clubg National Honor Socictyg Foot- ball 13 Truck 35 Art Club 1: Ski Club 3. STANLEY EDWARD BORDEAU REQ ESNQQX '-jjqa 'V ' xr x U3 155 47 X tt X -2 fx O X 'Jw I tj :W .X t A 1 f Q W' bb ,W 34 'Y L . -,X J NXAQJU N ' L, . J' '51 iffy ENC U v 3 Kd Q QB D fs' ,LS . N XX JE' t .LS Q: Ogio KJOX ff J KAREN ANN BRUCE Managers and Service 25 Chorus 25 Bowling - lg Science Club lg Friendship Clubg Barker Staff. STANLEY ANDREW BRUNELL Industrial Arts Club 25 Vice-Pres. Industrial Arts Club 1. PHILIP FREDRIC BOWMAN Sec'y. Freshman Classg Jr. Class Exec. Com.g Student Council lg Stamp Club lg Nat'l. Honor Soc. 23 .lunto Club, Pres. lg Varsity Club lg Football 23 Wrestling 43 Track 35 Dec. Com. Soph. Hop and Jr. Promg Chair. Jr. Debating Teamg American Field Service, Finalistg Delegate at HS and College Honors Symposiunig Honor Av. 4g Barker Staffg Mixed Chorus 1g Jr. Prom Courtg Senior Playg Exec. Council Sr. Classg Participation National Science Foundation Summer Science Program for High-Ability Secondary School Students at Clarkson College. DIANA MARSHA BRENNER Transferred from St. ,Iohn's '61g Glee Club 25 Girls' Intramurals lg Ski Club 25 Mgrs. and Ser. Club 15 Bowling Club 29 Dec. Com. Sr. Ball. l I I CAMILLE SUE DILLARD XX VXX yy kt of me k N Wt JOAN ARIE CARPENTIER Friendship Club, Treas. lg Music Masters Club lg Minervians lg Barker Staffg Honor Average lg Basketball 2g Volleyball 3g Ski Club lg Band 4. ROBERT DONALD DHU Dramatic Club 2g Book Club 2g Football 3g Intramural Basketball 2g Experiment Staffg Ping Pong Club lg Senior Playg Barker Staff. MICHAEL JOHN BURKE Vice-Pres. Jr. and Sr. Classg Art Club lg Var- sity Club lg Mixed Chorus 2g Athletic Council 3, Vice-Pres. lg Decorating Committee Soph. Hop and Jr. Promg Jr. Prom Courtg Barker Staffg Baseball 3g Basketball 2g Football lg Intra- mural Volleyball lg Senior Playg Sr. Class Executive Council. ROBERT LEE CAMP Band lg Hiking Club lg Bowling Club 35 Arch- ery Club 43 Soph. Hop and Jr. Prom Decorating Committeeg Ski Club l. Girls' Chorus 4-g Mixed Chorus 2g Girls' Quartet lg Ski Club 2g Dramatic Club 2g All State Chorus and Orchestra lg All County Chorus 2g Student Council 29 Friendship Clubg Hi-Yg Jr. Prom Court. FERMAN G. DONAH Football lg Industrial Arts Club 2g Production Manager of Industrial Arts Club. JEFFERY MORGAN DOYLE Student Council, Pres.: Football 35 Forensic So- ciety, Pr0s.g Student Council Parliamenturiung Assistant Editor-in-Chief, Expcrilutrntg Varsity Clubg l7I'00l-l'CiltlL'l', Experiment: Track lg Radio Clubg ,lunto Club 2g Senior Play. RAYMON D GEARD DUBUQUE Band 4-g Dance Band 2g Bowling Club lg Foot- ball 43 lluselmll 4-g Varsity Clubg .l.V. Basket- ball 2, Varsity Lcttcr fig Five-Lcltcr Swcaterg C.V.L. Tri-Clunnps in Footlmllg City Cliamps in Baseball. LENORA Rl-IEA FREDERICK HARRY DENNIS CARDEPHF, Track 33 Ski Club 3: Varsity Club 1. Q 'Q LINDA ANN DUQUETTE Managers and Service Club 35 Library Council 2g Camping 3g Hiking Club 4g Carrollinian Club 23 Ski Club 45 Girls' Intramuralsg Jr. Prom Dec. Comm.g Barker Staff Solicitorg Arch- ery Club lg Bowling Club 1. LINDA ANN FITE Trans. from St. John's Parish School, Tampa, Florida-July, l960g Dramatic Club 2, Vice- Pres. 13 Barker Staff 2g Student Council Rep- resentative lg Senior Play 3g Dec. Comm. Soph. Hop and Jr. Promg Queen's Court Jr. Promg Field Hockey 3g Ski Club 33 Art Club 1. --- Y sv-w-w4- I9 GARY RICHARD GERMAIN Football 2g Track 2g Squad Leader 2g Foreign Affairs Club lg Table Tennis lg Decorating Committee Senior Ballg Transferred from Canada in Soph. year. JEAN ELLEN GERVAIS Basketball 4-g Volleyball 3g Archery lg Tennis lg Ski Club 2g Hiking Club 2g Bowling Club lg Gym Leaders 3, Pres. lg GAA Letterg Man- agers and Service Club 3g Library Club 1. 20 CAMILLE J. GARRANT HAROLD DAVID GARROW, JR. Wrestling lg Bowling Club lg Ski Club lg In- dustrial Arts Club 2, Pros. lg .lunior Prom Decorating Committee. JUNE MARIE GILIVIAN Senior Chorus 4g Mixed Chorus 2g Needle Craft Club lg Managers and Service Club 4g Dra- matic Club lg Library Council 2g Student Council 1. STEVEN DOUGLAS GLENN Football lg Band 2g Dance Band lg Chorus lg Hi-Y 2g Ski Club Instructor lg Wrestling l. 56 454 WN JQ M645 C CBL EUGENE XXWILFRED GODIN Senior Band 53 Dance Band 5g All-State See- tionals 2g County Band 23 Summer Band 5g See.-Treas. of Band .ling Vice-Pres. of Band .lr.g Pres. Science Club Fresl1.g Ski Club 3g Bowling Club lg .l.V. Baseball Ig National Honor Society 23 .lunto Club 2: Dictionary Award Soph.q Stu- dent Council S113 Ex. Council of Sr. Class: Decorating Com. Soph. Hop: Co-Chairman Dec. Com. .lr. Promg .lunior Prom Royal Courtg Barker Staffg Honor Average 3. MARILYN MARY GONYEA Art Club 25 Music Masters lg Intramurals 25 Dec. Com. Soph. Ilopg Chorus I. BARRIE W. GUIBORD .l.V. Basketball: Lead Newspaper Reporter Ex- perimentg Bowling Club 24 Pres. New York History Clubg .lunto Club 23 Chess Club. CAROL ELIZABETH HART Student Council Rep. 2g Athletic Council Rep. 25 Girls' Gym Leaders 2g Sr. High Girls' Chorus 33 Dramatic Club 25 Sr. Playg Experiment 1, Reporter: Barker Staffg All-County Chorus lg Hiking Club 3: Ski Club 4-3 Field Hockey 35 Basketball 25 CAA Lctterg Official 4. BARBARA LORRAINE GRAINGER Band 3g Head Majorette 3g French Club 13 Needlecraft Club lg Future Teachers of America 25 Student Council lg Chairman of Carnival lg Chairman of Bookstore 2g Hiking Club 3g Ski Club 3: Jr. Prom Courtg Dec. Com. lr. Promg Sr. Playg Sr. Canoe Tripp Barker Staffg Vice- Pres. F.T.A. .Ir.g Dec. Com. Sr. Ball: Pres. F.T.A. Senior Year. HAROLD P. GRIFFIN Transferred from Chicopee, Mass.g Football 2: Basketball 2g Intramurals 2g Jr. Prom Dec. Com.g Barker Staffg Science Fair 33 Finalist 1. 2l ALLEN CECIL HELSON Varsity Wrestling 25 Bowling Club 2g Varsity Club 1. BARBARA HRICIK Jr. Prom Decorating Committeeg 'Barker Staffg Library Council lg Future Teachers of America 2, Sec'y. 15 Gregg Shorthand and Transcrpition Awardsg Volleyball lg Basketball 15 Senior Ball Committee. Z2 PATRICIA ANN HASCHE Volleyball Intramurals lg Chorus lg Senior Play Chairman of Propertiesg Barker Staff, Chairman of Layoutg Science Club 1. VICKI LEE HEARD Vice-Pres. Freshman Classy Sec'y. Science Club lg Senior Girls Chorus, Pres. 4g Mixed Chorus lg All-County Chorus 23 Friendship Clubg Honor Average 23 May Festival Chorusg Dec. Com. Soph. Hop and Jr. Prom: Jr. Prom Courtg Ski Club 35 Quartetg Barker Staffg Sec'y. Sr. Classg Sr. Class Executive Council. CYNTHIA S. HUMPHREY Transferred from O.L.V.A. Soph. Yearg Honor Average 25 Chess Club 33 Student Council lg Forensic League. KERMIT WAYNE IVES 1 MARK CARTER JACKSTADT Sr. Band5 Dance Band 25 Decorating Committee r Prom Ski Club 45 Science Club 15 Bas- J . 5 C ' kctball 25 Football l. BONNIE MARIE JOHNSON Dramatic Club lg President of Library Council 15 Cheerleading 3, Co-Captain 15 Basketball 4, Captain 15 Soccer 15 Volleyball 35 Band 25 Chorus I5 Decorating Committee of Soph. Hop and Junior Promg Barker Staffg Gregg Short- hand Awardsg Ski Club 3. PAULETT E CHRISTINE LaBOMBARD Transferred from OLVA 19605 Library Council 35 Barker Staff5 Decorating Committee Junior Promg Managers and Service Club 45 Future Business Leaders of America 2. PATRICIA ANN LaPIERRE Ski Club 15 Science Club 15 Girls' Gym Lead- ers5 GAA Letter5 Bowling Club 25 Stamp Club 15 Hiking Club 15 Intramurals 4-5 Captain Bas- ketball 15 Captain Volleyballg Class Day 4-5 Hobo Night 45 Managers and Service Club 15 Magazine Campaign. SUE KILPATRICK Transferred from Tumon Jr.-Sr. High School, Agaria, Guam, '625 News Editor Experiment5 National Honor Societyg Minervian Honor So- cietyg Intramural Basketball I5 Senior Play. JAMES T. KNIGHT Junto Clubg Football 35 Track 25 Literary Editor, Experimentg Art Clubg Ski Club 35 Dec. Committee Junior Prom. LJ NOT SHOWN bmw x 4 1' N1 I3 Q. N ' 4' -fr A- . GERALD RICHARD LAROQUE Mixed Chorusg Hiking Club 2. JAMES LAVERGNE KAREN ANN LEBISH Majorette 35 Student Council lg Minervian Honor Societyg National Honor Societyg Ex- change Editor of Experiment l, Feature Editor lg American Field Service Exchange Student CBrazil, 196213 Dec. Com. Jr, Prom. SHERRIANNE LIBBY Junior Prom Decorating Committee. 24 JOSEPH ANTHONY LOMBARDONI Dramatic Club 3g Bachelor Club lg 3 Major Dramatic Club Productionsg Senior Play. PAUL H. MARSHALL KATHLEEN ELIZABETH MASHTARE N:edle Craft Club 15 Art Club Ig Library Council 2g Mgrs. and Service 3. CLARA JOSEPI-IINE McALISTER Dramatic Club 23 Ski Club lg Hiking 13 Girls' Senior Chorus 43 Mixed Chorus lg Girls' Quar- tet lg Friendship Clubg Minervian Societyg Na- tional Honor Societyg Baskethallg Volleyballg Soccerg All-County Chorus 3. LOIS MARTHA McSHANE Senior Girls' Chorus 35 Mixed Chorus 3: All- State Chorus Scctionals 2g All-County Chorus 35 Music Masters lg Dec. Com. Jr. Prom: Jr. Prom Courtg Girls' intramuralsg National Honor Societyg Chair. Ring Committeeg Letter of Com. National Merit Qualifying Test. SHERYL LEE MEADER Hon. Av. 33 National Honor Socictyg Minervian Societyg Friendsliipg Ski Club 43 Baskethallg Jr. Prom Courtg Co-Chair. Dec. Com. .lr. Promg Art Clubg Bowling Cluhg Magazine Sale Team Cap't.g Dramatic Clubg Hiking Clubg Senior Girls' Canoe Tripg Girls' Chorus 23 Mixed Chorus lg Sec. Nat. Honor Soc.g Pres. Friend- shipsg Heart Lake Camping Tripg Senior Playg Ex. Council Sr. Classg Barker Staff. WILMER SCRIVER MCALLISTER, JR. Junto Club 2g Barker Staff lg Assistant News Ed. The Experiinentng Clinton County Junior Symphonyg School Orchestra 3g First Violin New York State Sectional Orches. 3. BRIAN MARSHALL MCCLAIN Transferred from MAI, 1962g Varsity Track Team lg Decoration Committee of Senior Prom. 25 ALAYNE BIRCH NOYES Friendship Clubg Minervian Honor Societyg Dra- matic Club 4-3 Band lg Chasonettes 15 Mixed Chorus lg Girls' Senior Chorus 13 Ass't. Sports Ed. '5Experiment lg Girls' Intramuralsg Basket- ball 2g Volleyball 2g Barker Staffg Magazine Sale Team Captaing Christmas Play, 19613 Sen- ior Playg Debating Com. Class Dayg Sr. Execu- tive Councilg All-County Chorus. ' JOHN FRANCIS PREMORE Basketball 45 Baseball 4g 1961-62 Baseball Champion Section 7: .lunior Prom Court. i as , .L-it 26 WILLIAM STARR MILLER Transferred from Elgin AFB, Florida, in 1960. KAREN PATRICIA MOLLER French Clubg Honor Average, Minervian Honor Societyg Barker Staff. ,f ,lr , 1 K NV: ,Cf Zu, I Mlm I L, 'G ,1 r, f ,lx AIJQflf I I 1 f' X ' J 'V ,A ' fJ7f',J 6 61 3 A ifp-VMC, ,M fbi, . IMA? 11,77 W' fflf P Jr np,PQlff'JfQ3M.Jyl tl ' of A MMI l Aj ICHAEL O,MARA PROVOST Trans. from MAI in 1960g Varsity Track 29 Archery Club 39 Experiment Staff 2g Dec. Com. Jr. Promg Bowling Club 25 Barker Staff Eg Dec. Comm. Soph. Hopg Dec. Comm. Sr. all. ROBERT PATRICK RATIGAN Basketball 35 Gym Leader 25 Intramural Vol- leyball lg Ski Club lg Bachelors' Club 15 Arch- ery 15 Barker Staff 1. MICHAEL JON RAYNOR Baseball Ig Radio-Press Club Ig Hum Radio Club Ig Hiking Club 4-g Ski Club 23 Band 2. .JAMES LEWIS RECORE Boys High Y 2: .lunior Prom Courtg Bowling Club 1, Caplaing Football I, Minor Lctlerg Dec- orating Comm. .lunior Promg Senior Ball and Soplx. Hop RCITCSJIIIICIII Committee. gf Mqffwf 4 GEORGE MAYNARD RIVERS Mixed Chorus 25 U. S. Wrestling 43 Track 2g President Library Club 2: Bowling Club 25 Art Club Ig Band 3g Glee Club. KAREN A NN SAUNDERS Transferred from Cloversville High in Junior Yearg Chorus 2g Basketball I: Minorvian Li- brary Societyg Barker I..IlE'll'y Staff 700. Ihr 1 ff? wi-4-904 W4 W f W:!1MzfiD2,,4ffW Exec. Council 2' Drwmalics Club I' l'r C um I' Senior Play' Dec. Comm. Junior Prom' Junto Club 2' Nut. Honor Society' Barker Staff' Band 4' Dance Band 2' Pep Band' All State Band 1' Jazz Ensemble 1' May Music Icstival. MA RK ALAN SCHLESINGER Basketball 45 Capt. J.V. Basketballg Baseball 1' Band 4g Dance Band 33 May Music Festivalg .lunto 25 Nat. Honor Sociclyg Drumatios Club lg Senior Play Castg French Club, Vice-Pres. Ig Soph. Class Vice-l res.g Exec. Comm. .lunior and Sr. Classy Dec. Comm. Jr. and Sr. Prom. PAUL CRAWFORD SHIRLEY Football 4, Capt. lg Science Club 1: Track 45 Varsity Club 2, Pres. I. FRANKLIN THOMAS SMART Bowling Clubg Tennis Club. JEWELL DAVID SCROGGINS Industrial Arts Club 2g Secretary and Treasurer Industrial Arts Club 2. ANDREW L. SHANNON Transferred from Tampa, Florida, in I960g Music Masters 2g Varsity Wrestling 23 Sectional Champ, 1962g Hiking Club 2. JEAN ALLISON SMITH Honor Average 3g National Honor Society: Minervian Societyg Friendship Clubg Girls' Hi-Yg Sec'y. Jr, Classg Cheerleading 3, Cap't. Ig Ski Club 43 Tennis 415 Jr. Prom Court: Dec. Com. Jr. Prom: Dec. Com. Sopli. Hopg French Club Ig Volleyball 2g Cap't. Magazine Sale Campaigng Exec. Council Sr. Classg DAR Citizen of the Ycar. JOYCE ANN SMITH Sr. Girls' Clio. 4-g Mixed Cho. 2g All-County Cho. 2g Volleyball 2: Basketball lg FTA 24 Mgrs. and Ser. Club 3g Jr. Class Sports Day Com.g Barker Staffg Dec. Com. Sr. Ball. KAREN ETHEL C. SMITH Chorus I3 Music Club Ig Creative Writing Club I3 Barker Slaffg Experiment Staff 13 Girls' Gym Leaders 23 Skiing 4g Basketball 4, Cap- tain I3 Volleyball 33 Hiking 33 Camping Trip 23 Top Ten Salesmen. WILLIAM IULIAN SNYDER, JR. Basketball 33 Sports Editor--School Newspaper 13 Senior Play: Mixed Chorus 2: .IV Baseball 13 Boys' Clue Club I3 Intramural Volleyball 3: Coach Intramural Basketball 1. LARRY PHILIP STONE Wrestling 23 Ping Pong Club I3 Mixed Chorus 1. CAROL VIRGINIA SWIFT Hon. Av. I3 V.P. Friend. Cl.3 Se4:'y. Sopli. Cl.3 Ski Cl. 4-g Inst. lg Dramatic Cl. 23 Stud. Coun- cil Rcp. 13 Sec. Stud. Conn. I: Jr. Cl. Exec. Com.3 Dec. Com. .lr. .lrom and Soplt. Hopg Queen's Court Jr. Promg Bus. Mgr. Barkerg Experiment StafI3 Sec. Highest Magazine Sales- man3 Girls' Intramurals 2. JAY WHITE SPRONG ,IV Basketballg Senior Band 43 Dance Band 43 Orchestra3 Violin Quartetg Hi-Y 33 ,Iunto Clubg Ski Cluhg Bowling Clubg Vice-Pres. of Bandg All County Band 3g All-State Sectional Band 33 National Honor Society 23 Pres. of Sopb., .Ir and Sr. Classg Co-Chairman of Magazine Salesg King of Junior Promg Junior Symphony Ig Citizen to Boys' State 1962. GEORGE RONN EY STETZ 29 ff? JOHN SERGE TAYLOR French Club lg Student Council Rep. lg Or- chestra 2g National Honor Society 2g .lumo Club, Secretary lg National Merit Scholarship Comnrendationg All State Sectionals Orchestra 2g Honor Average 45 Surge Manager, Senior Play. DIANE HELEN TOURVILLE Chorus 3. E30 COURTNEY DOUGLAS TAYLOR Honor Average 2g ,Iunlo Dictionary Award' ,Iunto Clulig 'Bowling Club 1. MICHAEL LYNN TAYLOR Transferred from Homestead AFB, Florida, 1961g Band 23 Ski Club 2g Barker Staff Com- mitteeg Jr. Prom Dec. Com. ANITARAE GRACE TYNER Girls Chorus 2g Mixed Chorus lg French Club lg Barker Staffg All-State Sectionalsg All- Counly Chorusg Dramalics Club. THOMAS OWEIRL TYNERAQQ X QVC Mixed Chorus 2g Al- tate Chorusg Wrestlin, 2, Second in Sectionalsg Math Club,k Treaii I Ping Ponigglubg Bacheloghglub. .JJ My of ' -P SU iff -cl lj r. Cl Qi' , D 'NU C .,,-:X K3 JJ-1 Axk X J N, X D , is all my JJ xi YDXX .S Q! Y .C .5 -f - - ' V , U1 IX .J XX NN 55 9 Y f E G-JL :U ' I f. r J DAVID LOUIS VOORHEES .lunto Club 2, V. 13 Honor Average 13 Student Council 13 Barker SIHIIQ Experiment Staffg Jr. Prom Court: Jr. Prom and Soph. Hop Dec. Comm.3 Science Club Treas. I3 Bowling Club 13 Mixed Chorus I3 Varsity Club Treas. 13 Championship Sweater: Track 33 Golf 2g Tennis 33 Boys Intramural Sporlsg Ski Club 33 Scninr Play. JOI-IN W. WALLACE Baseball 33 .l.V. Basketball 13 Bowling Club lg Science Club lg Band 4-3 Dance Band 4. ffifr-vane SIDNEY National Honor Society, Treas.3 Mincrviansg Friendship Clubg Band 53 Orchestra 13 Music Masters Clubg Hiking Club 3g Ski Club 43 Girls Intramurals 43 GAA Awardg Hi-Y lg County A Band 2g Barker Stuffg Girls' Camp- ing Trip 23 Senior Canoe Trip '62, EDWARD LOUIS WELLBERG Transferred from Mount Assumption Instituteg Barker Staff. ' gf an c Mew. ,Z ,! 4- ' iff' J.. ,of Lflqr-7 J FFL rl-X! DAVID BERNARD WALTER Senior Band 43 Dance Band 43 ,lunto Club 23 Honor Average I3 Barker SIHIIQ Jr. Prom Dee. Comm.3 Bachelor Club, V.-Pres. 1. .IANICE LEE WARWICK Friendship Clubg Dramatic Club lg Barker Staff. if WAYNE ROGER WILKINS BARBARA L. YOKUM Girls' Chorus 3g Mixed Chorus 23 All-State Sec- tionals 2g All County Chorus 25 Volleyball 23 Art Club 23 Barker Staff. RONALD JOSEPH ZAK Transferred from O.L.V.A. 1962. May 18, 1962-a date which belongs in history beside April 18, 1775, and November 11, 1918. Why? Because for the first time in 34 years the juniors reigned supreme on Class Day. Of course, it is no surprise that the juniors in question happen to be this year's Seniors-The Class of '63, But the Class of '63 will be remembered for much more than that. For instance, the originality and authenticity of the Camelot,' theme and decorations of the junior promg the trials of the magazine campaigng the sparkling success of You Can't Take lt with Young and the honor of having the highest number of students in P.H.S. history attend the courses at the college-17 out of 39 in the entire county! Yes, the Class of '63 is indeed proud of its achievements over these four years and hope they have set some sort of example for the incoming seniors. OUIZ FRIEND FROM ALBERT CONRAD KAMAU This year, the class of '63 welcomed to its ranks, a young man named Albert Conrad Kamau. Albert is a visiting student from Thika, Fort Hall District, Kenya. He arrived last August and has been staying with the Schlesinger family here in Plattsburgh. We enjoyed meeting Albert, getting to know him, and learning about his country, and we sincerely hope that he has enjoyed his year at PHS as much as we have enjoyed having him here. We are grateful to Albert for his contribution to the class of '63, and we will remember him with affection for many years to come. Lialankg JUNIOIZPPJOM - '62 A l' v 1 L A af' ww l -O .J THE ROYAL COURT QUEEN CAROL AND KING JAY H ' I EI if i, mi,. 15571 1 - SEATED-Sheryl Meadcr, Allison Smith, Linda Fite, Camille Dillard, Queen Carol, King Jay, Lois McShane, Carol Swift, Vicki Heard, Cheryl Mooney, Barbara Grainger. STANDING-James Recore, Tom Barnett, David Voorhees, Bill Snyder, Paul Shirley, Phil Bowman, Tom Beauvais, John Premore, Gene Godin, Michael Burke, Mark Schlesinger. CROWN BEARERS jeffrey Smith and Deborah Barhel 34 X' 952, Veal wi O . , 1 67 ,glib Did? 365 I 0 Md! W av Q J YD ts XL Om ILM' Jklv-H suv QQ, ,9- J 1 1' Rx , 'fs l V-511.1 ' A Cl!! xxx I 1 V3 Ni A g Q ,E 3 .S XX 5 X he, Eg MSA ix f AVX Aww .avwg N1 . S !- 'LlL,.,f6. GV A 2 J :-.4-'lx ILM KIIIXXVKQXFN Ex ?7,Z5 m.wx,X-A .5 5 f K' - f JF ,4 iff 4- .-3 .4 f 'lily ,afwff J if 'Wi 5,1 A jk , g fx? 2.5 223-iii! 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' Martin Asadourian Sheila Ashline 'LT James Baker Scott Arnold , , ' tt dr -'vw -' ' tj Shari Avery ,l ames Burr ' Stephen Barrett 9 K , . I 1 B ,,, Harold Beauharnors K :rmce eerman Mary Beth Bowman Janice A -I' 'Rb Belrose -- Nba, U ,. . ' 'F I rl , K ' , V: 55' V - Q N., T14 , ,if-f 'ill Pat Bierer James Batters Q Lawrence Bingham Nancy Blaksley 36 -,-2 HQ Gus Angelos Steven Baldwin .lohn Beauvais Margo Bennett George Bock Veronic'u llflllilll , 1 MA Fredrick Brush i David Butler .lcffrcy - Bnmlmeek f' 5: i E 1 - I 4:-Q, er- H Y ' - ' Richard Booth 1 1 jf Y iii A e r f 1 , i A i ' ji A P I D' Robert .lack 1 Buuygu Bradriek ix lx . , X .' A 07. ,li Diane Breon M ', V Iigk J .I I Timothy Burke , 'l'homus Burke Marcia Buscombe :flux R il Robert Brown J Christine Close , 4.. .. Sandra Dame V Ll ll Rubert Dumas Moreen Delbel l Peter Elmendorf John Conley ,-.im 45 Coryer Rouget Bourdonf 5- QI?f . r David Bruce D isp ' , 1' ,I is . 6-M 'C ,j I Q I A ' - V Y Q -Y Zh i. Bonnie Bushey Darlene Coty ,lean Bushey Patricia Crider. Wai- - I: , H, I I Louanu 1 Daniel Dounlas i Nancy Douglas Robert Delumyea Dickson Robert Elmendorf .lean Field Lester Fenner Mary .lane Frankosky 37 'Ca i ssl' David ? 'ni Donna' LaPointe 'N X , ,,,.,,,-., , .R 4 I 1 ' i .L i -qv-4 .J 1 X ,fimgy CrifQ,p I Q 2 A Ilems Q7 Pam LaBarge n -.7 i 'J df 10 . , T.: lx -Q -- i . 5, W ' I ' 11. i 8 I mv - .fm W ' ' I I xi 4 i . . xiii Bwrbara William Lavigne Laundric Patricia LaVigne u - 'ff' if 'Pa xii!! I S 1 R ff .,-, af' ' son i5 4. ,JJ .., 2-r v tx.. 'I jf! Z? Leclc M ig 2 1 3 im A E8 ' 1 w v FN T 1,1 F, 7' --'?' lg Gay Reese Ross Y' Suellen Raymalley f-of Otls I FLW Robert Robertson 39 A e Siegeliqlfi Kzr Alfedzgtay w r Agn Zlg , ': :az if .V y i Theodore l XX gllohinson x X I 'Ln 2 W ' Pat St. 'Germaine 1 J. in R 1 Qi H !ik ' A fi -7--- Ji j. Sandy Sinclo Q 1 u' 'I ' N Q . A . . E E - ' 4 -ga .Bath Stewargw ,FA CLP Margaret TuttleM F Mary Ann Wengert 40 'Dil 5 6 - Audrey Turner 14 Us TJ Nfl Carolyn West 1' Robert Roe 'V gr ,,, I Linda Saunders ,Mark Singer ' I W J. 'i fu, 'V' : Q 'C 7 Gail .Stewart-,N X SRG? I.- 45 A 'gm mf ar... SMH WZIYHC Rogers - I W! Darlene Russell T S ' ,l i- ' i ' 'N l , r ' W Rebecca Scroggins Elton Scott Marilyn Seymour K ,,, D ' f ' i l ' J, W ' ' W l - we ,ie - 5 R l U 63, if w ' ' I D' - ' I - Dorothy Smith ' I V Y HA . 'fii.Qf Richard Smith 'A ' , Susan Snelling 'CT x ll f , Jill Taylor .- 1' fa,-3 A Gerald Stcwa t f 5 ' I George Stevenson ' 'R R: I f l ' ,.. , I fx -3 ,rn ,f '- A , 1 l i , 1 :eg ,V 1? by 6 ' 1 A , Y 4,1 y ' '- f l ' Q .'A.,l 2 C ,4A. ' I Sheila Wells i fe- Janice 1 Wasserman J Caryywalker Diane W1el.1nd ,-XL ,,,,. xg, X., Leigh Woodley Judy Whilcomb Elizabeth Yokum x X e1r '21 XXX U ' NX fy ' of hifi, 1. - . v' Treasurer Jerry Rayner' H - f L X I J 1- U an if 'xi if' L rf 5' - ff' if 1Ki K 1' ' President David Reardon Vice-President Eric ,laelistadt Secretary Brool-re',Buchanan . fb' Q? Z fi - 1 ,L 'rx-,ee .-1 -Y FIRST ROW-Dale La Bier, Sharon Philips, Elaine Cook, Mary Lord, Carol McGowen, Sheryl Gonyea, Sue Woodward, Paul Carclcnnis. SECOND ROW-Ted Cilnett, LeslieADelormia, Sue Dragoon, Connie Canale, Virginia Scribner, Judy Mazola, Nancy Stewart, Diane Coryer, Tony Abbruzai. THIRD ROW-Cordon Welch, Richard Thibideuu, Fred Thaler, Bruce Copeland, John Herald, Russell Sapel, Joseph Schiff, Wayne Spinks, Eric Austin. FOURTH ROW-Roswell Makara, Terry Engler, Bob Sluter, Doug Grover. I Q -in 4 I-Yatvg' if 'WWW' 4l V 1965 f Y' ' N, X , , -.Q MFIRSQ ROWeJudy Quilenault, Judy Harvey, Ernilyn Jones, Marie Hall, r Carol Adams, Barbara Mason, Linda X-B , Jl1dY,B0a11V2f1S, S116 G0ff, Donna Craven- ESTCOJNJD ROW-Gary Duquette, David Reardon, Thomas Lavery, Diane -erry, Carol Flte, Kathy Menustik, Sue Stanligy, Anne Jablonska, Gary Rahideau, Bob Miller, Ruth Anne Stinson, John Holley. THIRD QROW-Paul Moore, Ca,r1RITolh1'ock, Richard Graves, Michael Burden, Joseph 'Du uette, , Robert Snyder, John Clendehjn, Michael Giambruno, Q ark Stetz, Richard Delumyea, Douglas Bonner. FOJJJRTH- I ROW-James, West, Michael Conleym-Michael Lawler, ,Donald Terry, Pat Barry, Pat Hardin, Jeffrey Burns, Harryr' Yelle, Don Hackett, Christopherylgowlson, John Kitchen, Lloyd Patriok,Leonard Rabideau. , lil f' fd! if N-1-kb V,H'f . ' 'T --'J jf if '15 X FIRST ROW-Linda Jahaut,,fCarol Diepenbrock, Karen Mathews, Holly Hadlock, Penny Taylor, John Lavine, Linda Defayette, Sue Malpass, Beverly,R:-iscoe, Virginia Wood. SECOND ROW-Barry Kublar, Judy Steltzer, Judy Fisher, Kathy Wickstead, Bonnie illatamore, Sharon Meisenheimer, David Moyer, Jim Babel, Judy Dees, Diane Rose, Linda Strack, Lauren McConnaChie. TH1RD ROW-James Raynor, Dan Johnson, Fred Black, John Dumont, Yvonne Fraser, Joni Taylor, Linda Seller, Donna! Santa, Cheryl Collette, Leonard Wood, Thomas St. John, Edward Thompson. FOURTH ROW-Thomas Soper, Jimmy QWestfall, Robert Burke, Jim Davis, David Atwater, Russell Parry, Ernie Harper, Billy Weisinger, Dale Deso. ' V. ' 42 41 J T :1 ' W I ae Q . X 1- f Qs, 1' ' f ' , , l ' 1 1 Preszdent ......A... .-... Vice-President Secretary .... -. lx,lohn Burke Treasurer ......,... . ...... ,,.7.,,: . 4 M X X y xp- ' Barbara Close ,x Carol Arnold Cheryl Jabaut F 1 m 1 If V X J . xx Q45 . Killa lk. ,, 'WN-g X XX 'K XX 'N RX,-L' X XXL X Xxx r X , y , X X! W. X. 'X 6 ff , V If lr-1555 t 's FIRST ROW-Lorraine Hall, Georgia! Miller, Alice Shepard, Igawline Raynor, Susan Guihord, Mike Trehhle, Mary Lou LaRose, Gary Bird, Judy Cale, Diane Bonner. SECOND ROW-Robcrt Griffin, ,Bennie Bock, Linda Rawson, Nancy Daniels, Fran Cray, Fay Patterson, Priscilla Ewing, Judy Tucker, Jane' Defayeltte, Roberta Kcal, Ann Larkin, .loan Clurk. THIRD ROW- Susan Wells, Steve Conners, Wilfred Bushey, Russell Hollman, Tommi Scors, Betty Andrews, Linda Wirth, Dawn Ridgeway, Connie Fisher, Dawn Hutchins, Beverly'I.a Rocque. FOURTH ROWf-,liminy Lane, Pat Phaneuf, Milly Simpson, Sheila Clark, Gary Beauhoirneau, Peter Belair, Leda 'Fezette, Carol Stearns, Suginngjjhruie, Lindell Glenn, Sherry Yelle. 44 4 J I l x A -.K ,ff if If J' 1 f JA l. fri! 4 MM., l r mf J X jf, x fr ,K X S, X. -4 ,N ,, , - -X , I I t ' ' x ', , x I Q V FIRST ROW!4Mary Dlevorid, Cheryl Jabaut, BarbaralyDbRayette,N Sandy ' Idoney, 'fLoritta Corddnf Sandy! Smithrovilchg' x'4,larolyn Fisher, Cathy Biehhold, Carol Monettc, Barbara Close. SECO 'V ROW?-Sandra Trombli, Gwien Raffield.,-,Janice fChristnms Shannon, Pain BW' tts. THIRD BOW5Caro1 Arn, Dennisillsaisfender, Morris .i-lbert, Gail Aganier, ,ISI-nny xovost, Jimmy Cajoux, ,lim arrow, Carl Ketchulrk Bernie Kauridrie, Don Baker, Bruce Stevens: FOURTH ROW- 'XJ3crdun, John Burke, John Adams, John Tcachman,, John Hecht, 'John Sl. Dennis, David Blixt, KeriI Baker. W.. , y , M Wi?-llish, Jerry Kaifilz, Terry Provost, Sherri Marlincau, Linda Bonsai, Kzren, Nbffa, Karen Knuffkg, Karen Doyle, Paula N , 5 . FIRST ROW-Bill Secse, Bill Seymour, Gary Fournier, Jimmy Wells, Dick Johnson, Terry, Forkey, John Duffany, Larry Lavender, Steve Baker, Charles Stewart. SECOND ROW-D vid Wood, Nelson Bosworth, John Beck, Bradley Gregg, Linda Gellinault, Susan Cordon, Vicky Morris, Judy Tromhly, Mary Jane Webber, Barbara Se-Sse, Toni Crainger,fBeve1'ly Guy- ette. THIRD ROW-Jean Blackboard, Wayne Peterson, Bob lguire, Dick Dandreau, Jeff Berger, Jim Silvers, Dorn Fenner, Debbi Ladue, Norman Cc-bo, Rollins Snelling, Bruce Barnum. FOURTH ROW-Gerald Dickerson, ,Greg Hartley, Allen Seymour, Perry Scott, Billy Passineau, Patrick Henry, Charles McNamara, Pete Brush, Betsy Booth, Pat Robinson, Barbara Stewart, Carol Betters. , .X N I E E 1 45 NFIRST ROW-RoyiMil1er, Cary Robinson, Bill Stewart, Andy Provost, Ann Levy, Judy Justin, Cary Stark, Terry Lasbway, Robert ermerteli, Andy La Marshe. SECOND ROW-Larry Allen, Mark Stevens, Linda Levette, Rita Patrick, Helen Frederick, Diane Provogt, Terry Wells, Jackie Craven, Charlotte Virzi, Darlene Conlon. THIRD ROW-George Wbitcomb, Terry Besaw, Martin Bates, Stan Wood, Dick Smith, Bob' Rabin, Martin Katz, Steve Krebbs, Violetta Warrington, Linda Giroux, Barbara Brcyctte. FOURTH ROW-Richard Brenner, Mark Jerry, Tony Princeton, Richard Wood, Clarence Shepard, Danny O'Neil, Gail Beauharnois, Hugh McQuade. FIFTH ROW-Kenneth Hardey, Paul Cainer, Virgil Davis, Thomas Fogler, Ronald Dusseau, Thomas Garrant, Stuart Peace. 1 - 4 A A What's in that It was this long. Worms, anyone? The Close girls strike a pose. l J x s l 46 . t I CLASS CAPERQ 1 1 B Have wc met before? Visions of Sugarplumsln V 'Af ,U 'Tll huff and I'll . . . . W ' Q THE BOBSEY TWINS S. R. 0. ,ff f Here we go, loopty-loo . . . Me Jane! ff O ' .---- ISSYNE f iH,,.:y ,- 17' Xb ' sn 5 ' n . Jr A - '- - .Inf fx X Y .1-MO -- x ' fi?-'f LHP -Q 1 Sq' I .f ' z, V .---... H is-6 K Mj ' 7lixLi 'f ,,, XNNff P-P-F-Fite .. . . 7 he, lfmok Iovmgly mto my eyes.' 35,3 -5 , as ' J A if f:,f.-'Ss'-f H 35 LX X iq :lf-JPNJN' fx X,fUxbKkWvI IWYVINNL VJ4lL'Wv'llLU-fl DE Lw 'N'-HL-..ui'Yr A 'V' LVMVY vp 'W-A E. 1 3 .xxx . ,in-. F? I A I gd N hw I GV l . WTMM in Lnnmv A X K - J NNTONAL I-IONOIZ QOCIEIV FIRST ROW-Gordon Schiff, Phil Bowman, Sheryl Meader, Thomas Barnett, Mark Schlesinger, Sidney Weir, .lay Sprong, Eugene Godin SECOND ROW-Clara McAlister, Lois luCSl1111lE, Sue Kilpatrick, Lowell Boaz, Serge Taylor, Wilmer McAllister, Carol Angell, Karen Le bish, Allison Smith, Miss Clark. The National Honor Society got off to a fine start in its first year of existence as an Honor Society at Plattsburgh High School. The first induction ceremony conducted by this organization was ce1'tain,ly an impressive one, and the member- ship jumpecl, as nearly twenty new members from the junior class were added. Plattsburgh High,s N.H.S. also assisted Beekmantown Central School in their in- duction ceremony this February. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY N Tx IW C6 . X Q, 7 S 1 QX 0 it 'airs tr - fd' OFFICERS Pres.-Tom Barnett Vice-Pres.-Mark Schlesinger Secretary-Sheryl Meader Treasurer-Sidney Weir CNot picturedl 'HIP CLUB FIRST ROW-Lynn Waters, Bonnie Latramore, Linda Brewster, Karen Matthews, Carole Foster, Barbara Mason. SECOND ROW-Sue Goff. Judy Harvey, Emily Jones, Kathy Menustik, Donna Craven, Carol McGowon, Betty .lo Close, Mrs. Light. THIRD ROW-Ann Jahlonka, Brooke Buchanan, Sandy Blackstone, Claudia Wood, Mary Lord, Ellen Edwards, Joanne Garswell. JUNTO CLUB FIRST ROW-Lowell Boaz, James Knight, Serge Taylor, Phil Bowman, David Voorhees, Bill McAllister, Jay Sprung, Mark Schlesinger. SECOND ROW-Jeff Doyle, Gordon Schiff, David Walters, Barry Guihord, Tom Barnett, Gene Godin, Bill Laundrie. THIRD ROW-Jerry Stewart, Fred Lewis, George Bock, Danny Harding, Dick Smith, Mark Singer, Miko Parsons, Steve Kaufman. FOURTH ROW-Dick Booth, Peter Elmendorf, John Otis, Wayne Rogers, Bob Elnlendorf, Mr. McAllister. MANAGEIZQANDQEIZMCECLUB FIRST ROW-Linda Strack, Mary Lou LaRose, Linda Simpson, Tanya Gerioux. SECOND ROW-Mary Jane Frankosky, Paul- ette LaBombard, Margaret Tuttle, Donna La Pointe, Jean Bushey, Pat Cryder, Beth Pickman, Rose Mary LaPierre. THIRD ROW-Rebecca Scroggins, Pat LaPierre, Sharron Premore, Darlene Russell, Peggy North, Linda Cerioux, Barbara Newhouse, Joyce Smith. FOURTH ROW-Linda Duquette, Jo Ann Moyer, Moreen Delbel, Lucille Gillette, Cindy Garrow, Pam Harvey, Karen Bruce, Veronica Bodah. FIFTH ROW-Jean Gervais, Sandy Sindo, Sue Welch, Pat Lawson, Connie McIntire, Mr. Kelly, Jean Fields, Diana Brenner, Kathy Mashtare, June Gilman. COUNCIL FIRST ROW-J une Gilman, Susan Woodward, Bonnie Johnson, Barbara Hricik, Donna LaPointe, Connie Mclntire. SECOND ROW-Diana Brenner, Kathy Mashtare, Veronica Bodah, Miss Connors, Carol Stearns, Pat Hasclie. 52 STUDENT OOUNC! L FIRST ROW-Betty .lo Close, Margaret Tuttle, Jeffrey Doyle, Eugene Godin, Jo Ann Moyer, Cheryl Mooney. SECOND ROW-Linda Jzmdrcnu, Susan Heins, Tummy Scores, Emily Jones, Terri Wells, Linda Fitc, Carol Hart. THIRD ROW -Mark Singer, Mark Jerry, Kenny Baker, Fred Lewis, Mark Schlesinger. FOURTH ROW-Jeff Bums, Philip Bowman, Dick Booth, Bob Elmendorf, Serge Taylor, Mr. Merritt, Adviser. Under the guidance of Mr. Merritt, the Student Council has achieved several accomplishments this year. They met with tremendous success on the sale of new and used books in the fall, and just recently opened a paperback bookstore, where students can buy the books at a discount price. They are sponsoring the Forensic Society, a newly formed organization this year. This spring the students are looking forward to the annual Student Council Carnival which has been very successful in the past. QENIOIZJ Gil-ZLQ' CHORUS ACCOMPANIST-Camille Dillard. FIRST ROW-Cheryl Mooney, Chris Shannon, Sharron Bretthauer, Carol Paro, Elaine Cook, Joan Clark, Rita. Patrick, Ann Larkin, Alayne Noyes, Linda Saunders, ,lane Scigel, Pamela Neer, Emily Jones, Barbara Mason. SECOND ROW-Kay Patterson, Ellen Edwards, Leslie Parks, Lucille Betts, Linda Seller, Virginia Scribner, Carol Fite, Carol Foster, Brooke Buchanan, Sharron Meinheimer, Victoria Heard, Elizabeth Yokum, June Gilman, Judith Tromhly, Sandra Ricketson, Darlene Russell. THIRD ROW-Joyce Smith, Sharron Harris, Lois McShane, Marilyn Seymour, Susan Stanley, Nancy 2tewzirdMCagcil Hart, Barbara Yokum, Beth Steward, Sandy Gustafson, Gay Reese, Clara McAllister, Bonnie LaFountain, Connie ana e, r. osson. We look impressive, don't we?l An- other quite successful year, or at least, so we think. We enjoyed it and WC lJ0W to Mr. Slosson for his close guidance. Under Mr. Slossonls direction, we have had the pleasure of both light and serious music. We feel this 'contributed to the success of the Christmas Concert OI1 December 15' FIRST ROW-Camille Dillard, Cherrie Mooney. SECOND ROW- and also to that Of the Spring Concert. Alayne Noyes, Barhnra Yokum, Lois McShane, Junc Gilman, Carol Hart, Clara McAllister, .loycc Smith, Vickie Heard. 54 MDCED CHORUS Accompanist, .ludith Twombly. FIRST ROW-Pauline Raynor, Cheryl Mooney, Dawn Ridgeway, Alayne Noyes, Darlene Russell, S W odward ,lohn Holley Larry Stone, Albert Kamau, Stephen Baker, Carol Paro, Gail Bonner, Terri Wells, Susan Gordon, ue o , , Barbara Mason. SECOND ROW-Leda Sevette, Chris Shannon, Ann Larkin, Lucille Betts, Rita Patrick, .lane Siegel, JoAnn ' ' ' 3 ' l L d L ' I .l Cl k Elaine Cook, Sharon Moyer, Elizabeth Hokum, Robert Dumas, Jim Laroque, leter Shirley, Robert Dru, in a ewet e, oan ar , Meisenheimer, Sandra Ricketson, Rene Lavigne. THIRD ROW-Andrea Tumer, Margo Bennett, Joye Smith, Sandra Gustafson, Linda Seller, Virginia Scribner, Linda Saunders, Brooke Buchanan, Margaret Tuttle, Joseph Schiff, David Voorhees, Thomas Barnett, William Snyder, Jacqueline Craven, Emily Jones, Pam Neer, Karen Saunders, June Gillman. FOURTH ROW-Beth Stewart, Sharon Harris, Lois MeShane, Merrilin Seymore, Sue Larahy, Nancy Stewart, Virginia Woods, Diane Aley, Moreen Delbel, Camille Dillard, Tom Tyner, George Rivers, Michael Burke, Phillip Bowman, Gay Reese, Bonnie LaFountain, Barbara Yokum, Dawn Hutchins, ,lean Fields, Carol Foster, Vicki Morrison, Mr. Slossen, Director. GIRLS' SEXTET Our mixed chorus is composed of high school boys and girls who are interested in Singing as a group. This group performs at Christmas, for the school Spring Concert, and at various other limes throughout the year. They participate in ex- change programs as well as taking other educational trips. Members of the mixed chorus receive one-half credit per year. 55 EN BAND FIRST ROW-Joan Carpentier, Joe Gordon, Bruce Humphrey, Dawn Ridgeway, Peter Beauvais, Keith Rising, Nelson Bosworth, Cary Robinson, Amy Brohinsky, Pauline Raynor, Sue Laundrie, Terri Wells, Susan Koch, Linda Jandreau, Dawn Hutchins. SECOND ROW- Kennetll Besaw, Jerry Stewart, ,John'Duffany, Jim Betters, Greg Bombeck, David Wood, Diane Wieland, Brian Steltzer, Eric Austin, Gail Stewart, Lucille Gillette, Moreen Delbel, John Wallace. THIRD ROW-Sidney Weir, Kenneth Harper, Dick Delumyea, Bill Weissinger, .lay Sprong, Joseph Soper, John Baldwin, John Beauvais, Margo Bennett, Kathy Atwater, Sylvia Wengert, Carol Arnold, Claudia Wood. FOURTH ROW-James Raynor, Joe Czechowicz, Fred Lewis, Ray Dubuque, Terry Engler, Tom Soper, Robert Sluter, Gordon Schiff, Lisa McDonnell, .Scott Arnold, Charles MacNamara, Doug Grover, David Walter, David Atwater. fNot Pictured-Barbara Grainger, Alan Brew- ster, Susan Light, Eugene Godin, Mark Jackstadt, James Babel, Gary Fournier, Susan Heins, Mark Schlesingenj 56 DAN B At Piano-Eric Austin. Director, Mr. Zanelli. FIRST ROW-Dave Walter, Bruce Humphrey, Nelson Bosworth, Fred Lewis, Scott Arnold, .lay Sprung, Gordon Schiff. SECOND ROW-Douglas Grover, Mark Morgenstern, David Atwater, Gene Godin, Cary Robinson, Bill Weissinger. THIRD ROW-Diane Weiland, Ray Dubuque, John Wallace, Joe Czechowitz, Ken Besaw. 57 IQCHI-Q TIQA -,. W ,WY , , ,Www Y - V ,-,,,,.,....-...i i'T.1'I,f.,f1.. .,. ' :fa 2:1 f ' ILT ' 1 'H N ' ' ' ' W' ' ' ' J ' g i., ,.geQ,,,, ,, -E ,iii-5:11 , WEE, , , , , , , , gf --- ---e- 7 FIRST ROW-Jane Siegel, Sharon Brethauer, Ada Bruso, Emily Jones, Margaret Tuttle, Claudia Wood, Jay Sprong, Margo Bennett Linda Jandreau, Eric Austin, Stephen House, Scott Arnold, Barbara Wood, Barbara Carr, Jeanne Duffany, Debbie Valenze, Betsy Johnson Steve Baker, Diane Angeles, Diane Simmons, Cheryl Linn. STANDING-Kenneth Besaw, Diane Wheeler, Eugene Godin, Kenneth Harper John Beauvais, Mr. Slosson, Director, Mark Morgenstern. of A 6 flkju g Wg ,A A by N , fa we i,, snzxmenzzo if ev Emily Jones, Sharon Bretthauer, Margaret Tuttle. 53 X x Ml li if CLUB FIRST ROW-Spenser Bosworth, john Otis. Mark Singer, Richard Booth, Peter Elniendorf, Cary Robinson. SECOND ROW-Priseilln Ewing, Margo Bennett. Linda Saunders, Diane Peterson, Margaret Tuttle, Mrs. Otis, Adviser, Lindell Glenn. THIRD ROW-Susan Guihord. .lerry Raynor, Fred Lewis, .lack Brudriek, .lnhn llc-rold, Betsy Booth, Leslie Delorimier. FOURTH ROW-Barry Guilnord, Robert Burke, Rohert Elntendorf, Charles McNamara. The Chess Club is one of the oldest in our school. Under the guiclzmee of Mrs. Otis, members learn to im- prove their playing as well as their sportsmanship. Ang Experiment I , in I Objective 3 Thought I B 2 chooi, Plat 1963, No. 1-, -T I 'I f -1- -1- ' Plattsbur, . rolbably bei 'rshlp Post in repeated j O Lecelve forensic s by Boi Affe' astic deba prong, pr' gh ection ban iss has b he is of the co' ulb Leade, U V H ' SS Ngcolwu W Am' vw., W-'Wu They as, County, highly res- of the plafghupgh H . 'z exactly is this 'Forens ,ding to Arid I Editor-in-chief: Stanley Bernstein' th id . . . . Ad ' : ctwities chairmai WSU ks Oliuub, yvoutihs were se- in the basis of leadership , school and extra-curri- ctivities, and civic and rity work. Mr. Cravelle en, gra e .- ..... --. -...-- ..,.,-..,..er, who W-as the guest off -students and faculty alike, refceivedi gifts and best wishes from all in the junior high. Other junior hizfh activities .in 'guidance department, lgeljlltnlefcdfo-ff-y'? What are its aims ai of the post-fvvaar baby boom will soon be 'felt at our college doors. 'Dhough last year's graduating class was influenced slightly by this population boorn. and this purposes? Who can join? To begin with a forensic soc ety or association is composed - individuals actively interested 3 debate, interipretive speech, ar the Chr. moderate public panel discussion of var nas been elected three ehjoyarbl iss is ex- C'-15 t0'PiC5- All Of 'fthe l7I'9CeK'1if resident of the Class of ,music bru.nt of forms of Stteech Fife Pfmfen m' represented PHS in a Chrlshn' ted Lf 001- thods of stirnulating the intelle. um grim.-M-N: iw mans- , , . . - raipiidly and improving the public speal lllate STAFF 100311 Literary editor: Jim Knight lrtlclpants ' ' of 1 Associate edimruin-chief. Jeff UNO. Sales manager: .loe Schiff l-hiif the PT' tonal D0 le ' and Associate feature editor: H55 ho-Weve Y . , - - , l ' . Margaret Tuttle the rnenhbej ymiber News editor. Sue Kilpatrick V inc. C . . L. d F. hor S Feature editor: Karen Lebish- up .alga,hiH0qnfff' ...in -H ...ml , A ,lrticipated i augcc SPOUS Cflifofsf g?1L?Yiiff I gong the a debate have found that, eve f the mwwww Av 00 grom .e exjpenge vrith suaeh, profound sounding -P and has Worked as 3 kk K ,wines m aims, fpublic speaking can be ei ' ' i , - ' 1 0 U ' l interesting vvorthwhilf y and, at the Ohaxnpilain n . ,by lespe' Jamey I . ' Elosphtaly as a lab techhi- Slang? l, and the and engaging in short, fun. le - i Lit La-at sumimev' rvn- - ges have Early in the 1961-62 schou -ha Grainger, also a Se- Came a rea y' ' ' ' A n attracting these year, after determining that thei PHBS took second place ,n the girls division. Blolb- very active in the Girl kiko arrived in Layout department a long flight f V Tokyo, Jalpvan. Pete Elmendorf .Sq George Bock ' .I im Knight 3' was student interest in such 8 organization, the present pres dent -endeavored to establish and is captain of our Micky nartivularlv likes UU-F Llbrafy Buys similar clung but the iack of irlers. She is very ac- School sygtemf as In Japan She potential advisor made this in er of the Protestant ffff?nde'ifS013C01 SEX days a Week' New Rnnlm - 's-We 'Wie M h0Weve1', fi mwp at ty Adcw f xfv? ie sociali sti . - - Q3 uiesce ' ...- . .brariafi I, flew organ S 52231011 I, o place at Plums - a ,N ' A V7- ' ' Ist organiiz ' 4 1 wry 5 held. so ual Sem , Of part: . istmas hc ' 'Porter v Qi O Q 9123251 egfas ous surdces u lbggk-5: iz I last year. L Auto Nj' f X' gi1mAgftZ ' it, fifty 4 ' Thea Bf J r were los of moto i1,e1e?Ed t year there j fbory, sl' , , ' lp' . e 0 ly. Olive g ll Qf.fvfj-.- meeting al work was Rdbertsf , . ns, and ..,, ..,-- ., . 1 is America during the re ol 'i ' 'eff D'OY10-'President and Cal ely. The lalrge 'headboard Staff at work U5 10k 3-T9-HS of Japan- ary period. Miss Plattsbea 1 of the Initerscholastic team idehed the gym, am-1 the --.--- ,... - -,,..tefm, the parents Of 'The Gay poem by Jeannette Mark Schlesinger, Treasurer. 3.1.0,-Ag the edrge made a girl will clilose her husband. CIn- NO1ah-a biggraiphy of the poet 'Gordon Sfchiff, Program Pilar a tremendous, mi-st-ffitllect Cldelwallly, many -THIDHHBSQ girls 'Eugene Field. ner. tead of fhe P, H. S, thas- consider this quite convenientll Mpeg Wee Reesg :gtor-y by Serge Taylor, Research Chaij GIZKFF FIRST ROW-Cheryl Mooney, Alayne Noyes, Janice Warwick, Barbara Abel, Linda Fite, Carol Swift, Pat Hasche, Carol Hart, Karen Smith. SECOND ROW-Aniturae Tyner, Camille Dillard, Lois McShane, Linda Duquette, Jean Gervais, Rita Bishop, Bonnie Johnson, Barbara Hricik, Sheryl Boaz, Karen Moller, Joyce Smith, Karen Saunders. THIRD ROW-Cary Bird, Robert' Dhu, Robert Ratigan, Ira Barbell, Harry Griffin, Karen Bruce, Vicki Heard, Sidney Wier, Mike Taylor, Allison Smith, Carol Angell. FOURTH ROW-Mike Provost, Phil Bowman, David Walters, Tom Barnett, Tom Beauvais, David Voorhees, Diana Brenner, Kathy Mashtate, Eugene Godin, Mark Schlesinger, Jay Sprong. Gordon Schiff, Mike Burke, William Snyder. -6:-' ij , STAFF Adviser: Mr. Newlove Photography: Carol Swift, Mike Provost, Editor! Lind!! Fite Sherry Middleton, , , , , , Typing: Barbara Hricik, Alan Helson, Edm m'Chwf: Lmda Flte Ferman Donah Paulette LaBombard. Business Manager: Carol Swift, Gordon Schiff ' Layout Chairman: Pat Hasche Art Staff: Mike Taylor, Linda Fite, Barbara Yokum Soliciling: David Voorhees, Tom Barnett Litemlure: Aluyne Noyes, Joan Cartentier, Cheryl Boaz 6' LLINIAN CLUB FIRST ROW-Barbara Newhouse, Sandy Sindo, Sue Welch. Mildred Coryer, Mary Ann Wcingcrt, Pat Lawson. SECOND ROW-Diane Breon. Evon Carrow, Mary Devins, Sharon Phillips, Sandra Sniilhrovilch, Tanya Geroux. Linda Simpson, Judy Harvey. Miss Carroll. THIRD ROW-Brenda Wilkins. Carol Pierce, Sandy Dame, Barbara De Fayette, Diane Perry. BACHELOFZQ CLUB FIRST ROW-James Betters, Joe Duquette, Stanley Oliver, David Walters, Robert Ratigan, Mike Burke. SECOND ROW-Bill Laundrie, Gerald Stewart, Gary Walker, John Burke, Kenny Baker, Joe Gordan, Miss Carroll. THIRD ROW-Ross Rabideau, Dick Delumyea, Wayne Rogers, Dick Mashtare, Bill Allen. FOURTH ROW-Torn Tyner, Larry Butler, Richard Algui-re, Steve Barrett. 6 3,14 T xy .1 , Q A f:, F 1 -F , , . 4 -,,. -- -' ' ' I' - -- 1 ' ', 3, . .il if, , X 'fir . - enfu. Hg: .. ig fs: Wi 5 EN E Zi 2 ' 1 .f 5 H Lf ,Aj-, F G? v yn Nl Q! l,Qx!kF, , Q, an , 1 i.Q r 5 1 ,A -' .1 A Q Vx i -5,1f'1- I ii 5 . -- ' N' 5' fi!-Vrgq, . W A WF . 0 Q, 5 ? 31 55.59 I V ' , . 5 I' -5' ' ' . 1 I 4. . 'i ,- J V ' AIZTCLUB FIRST ROW-Linda Strack, Diane Aley, Roberta Keil, Barbara Abel, Allison Smith, Terry Wells, Nancy Blaksley, Sheryl labut. SECOND ROW-Sherri Avery, Susan Silver, Merlin Seymour, Linda Fite, Carol Adams, Virginia Wood, Barbara Yokum, Carol Parsons, Barbara La Due, Martha LeClaire. THIRD ROW-Janice Belrose, Sue Stanley, Michael Taylor, Tom Latour, Fred Brush, Sandy Gustafson, Pat LaVigne, Holly Hadlock, Susette Lashway, Marcia Buscombe. FOURTH ROW-Lester Fenner, David Owens, Robert Robertson, Mike Lawler, Mr. Newlove, Gus Angelos. INDUQIPML A1219 FIRST ROW-Jack Connelly, David Scroggins, Gary Bird, Harold Garrow, Stanley Brunell. SECOND ROW-Andy Stay, Richard Dandrow, Tom Velly, Ferman Donah, Don Terry, Paul Moore. THIRD ROW- Tom Garrant, Gary Provost, Andy Phaneuf, Doug Miller, Mr. Sponable. 64 FOPENQIC QOCIEIY r Barham MaS0W G0 The Forensic Society, jointly fostered by the .lunto Club and the Student Council, plans to hold interschool debates on topics of current interest. Under the leader- ship and technical advisership of Mr. Banker, the members hope to improve their public speaking talents. FIRST ROW-Barb Mason, Gordon Schiff, Albert Kamau, Jeff Doyle. SECOND HOW-Mark Singer, Fred Thaler, Alex Knight, Lowell Boaz, Jim Knight, Ellen Edwards. THIRD ROW-Peter Elmendorf, Dick Booth, Phil Bowman, Bruce Copeland. Ki . B D TEAMdXO3liifi, Laffy Allen mee Copeland, SergeETl?a!5lilf EEZ-UP 9 31' ara Mason, Larry AH en. CO-ADVISERS-Mr. Banker, Mrs. Baty. President -...-........,, .... ,N .,,................. . Jeff Doyle Treasurer ...... - ........... -..,,.. ...,.. Mark Schlesinger Program Planner M .,.,,,, ,,,,,. , Gordon Schiff Technical Adviser .......... ...... A lhert Kamau Research Chairman ........ - ..... Serge Taylor WXIZQIIYCLUB FIRST ROW-Phil' 'Bowmen, Tom Beauvais, Paul Shirly, David Voorhees, Thomas Barnett, Michael Burke. SECOND ROW-David LaMora, Mike Jabaut, Jeff Mostyn, Gary Duquette, James Baker, Ira Barbell, Martin Asadourian. THIRD ROW-Robert Brown, Ray Dubuque, Daniel Douglas, Jeffery Doyle, Harry Cardephe, Mr. Condon, Adviser. The Varsity Club was revitalized this year by the framing of a new consti- tution. This constitution has given the club a real purpose for existingg that of supporting and encouraging a high grade of athletics at P.H.S. The Varsity Club has been very selective in its membership this year, limiting it to 22 men who have received a varsity letter. ' 1 Q . 'nl ri i , t OFFICERS Secretary-Tom Barnett THE ATHLETIC ELITE President-Paul Shirly Treasurer-Dave Voorhees 66 'GYM LEADERS FIRST ROW-Karen Smith, Sue Heins, Pam Neer, Pat LaPierre, Lisa McDonnell, Carol Hart, Cherie Mooney. SECOND ROW-Carol Swift, .lean Gervais, Sharon Harris, JoAnn Moyer, Brookic Bucliannan, Carol Paro, Emily Jones, Barbara Abel, Margaret Tuttle, Lucy Gillette, Pat Hasche. PHS Girls, Gym Leaders, are the backbone of the girls, Intramural Sports. Under the expert di- rection of Miss Bacon, the girls have learned the value of good sportsmanship and have demon- strated this fine quality when participating in in- tramurals and play days throughout the school year. Secretary, Pat Laljicrrcg Vice-Presi- dent, Lisa Mcllonnellg Adviser, Miss Bacon, President, Carol Hart. The girls during one of their play days. sm 4 ,A--g,l.J,, QICJCLUB . - ---V-Y1WY,1,i, ,V ,..-d,1e AA .4.....---- ....-....-.-, ..,...-VY. ff- .- . ,. ,. 4 Y ..AA,, ,... . v , .. Af, - n -' 1 T pm '- fx T21 emo.. . so ,. 94-rv J f- VI Ai SLWLYW I 'ha WPG! In ' 9 DW' 1? CJ f'fr 51, VX ,M Uj ,w0J3Xs My lug, LEIJVVUX, fy X NVQ X91 Vf RMK M' A aw ,W INSTRUCTORS Miss Douglas, John Grenier, Dick Delumyea, George Bock, Gay Reese, Bob Delumnea, Mike Parsons, Joe Czechowitz, Sidney Weir. KNEELING -Bill Weissinger. 68 iv- b srzovaaru uae-Q Amorvwoue I s TS INSTRUCTOR TIMEN IT'S ALL IN THE HIPS- - ff : .V .3 ,-A1 f . , J, THIS IS THE WRONG WAY-NOW, THE RIGHT WAY IS- ONWARD, EVER ONWARD, BRAVE HEARTS- 'S--A ku INTO THE VALLEY OF SNOW- U 5 I I SBQOMERY 3' 69 SCHUS HIKING CLUB FIRST ROW-John Clendenin, Carol Paro, Linda Saunders, Pamela Nc-cr, Lisa McDonnell, Bill Laundrie. SECOND ROW-Richard Thiheau, Donna Santa, Emily Jones, Donna LaPointe, Pat Lawson, Sue Welch, Sandy Sindo, Diane Peterson, Valerie Mossey. THIRD ROW-Gay Reese, Jerry Stewart, George Bock, Jerry Graves, .lofi Berger, Buddy Bingham, Gordon Welch, Miss Douglas. FOURTH ROW-Robert Burke, David Blixt, Wayne Rodgers, Randy Lar- kin, Donald Hackett, Thomas St. John, Ron Dusseau, William Weissinger. L i CLUB 19,13 ' ll If L X l FIRST ROW-Robert Walker, Tom Lavery, Tom St. John, Patrick Henry, Sandy Butler, Russell Parry, Cliff Rugar, Bob Camp, Ken Harding, Ray McCruph, Andy Provost. SECOND ROW-Dale LaBomlJurd, Gordon Welch, Frank Ashline, David Blixt, Bob Alguire, Larry Butler, Virgil Davis, Clarence Shepard, David Bruce, Ronnie Dusseau. an-ywr-Y I. 1 i . 7l 72 C COUNCIL Ellen Defayette, Jim Baker, Tom Beauvais, Carol Hart, Mike Burke, Jill Taylor. SECOND ROW-Mr. Kelley, Emily Jones, Donna LaPointe, Bob Brown, Jeff Burns, Thomas Garrant, Tom Barnett, Miss Douglas. BOWLING CLLB FIRST ROW-Raymond LaCroix, Louis Lalla, David Bruce. SECOND ROW- Tom Carrnnt, Bruce Copeland, Ronald Dusseau, Richard Brenner, Miss Doug- las, James Garrow. TOM LaTOUR Bowling Award Winner BEVERLY CUYETTE Girls' High Scorer SITTING-Diane Provost, Karen Knuf- fke. STANDING-Sanda Sindo, Pat Lawson. I A . F x K Wm' I qw KX QR xi mmm W . W 591965 N y ' 'aw Nfl ll A 1 H X f f I ' x . V , X A f X f i , ' 1 f ' ' f 4! ,ff ly X X f lf! ' X f NX ima! f' I' E ' . H Km W X X W A My f K ' 15 .. ' -5' 2 ' L . R.. if iQ 2.71-Lita I f Ihwrw W f ln, Y' H W, , w.,,fffwf'w'ww ' - ' bvlflv-vy,xNvnJK,VMjv-.,A....,,fvt lnljnm M Y' Wmmwflww-M lv L 4 :ik yhf'- NM, .1 l kr-S. Ly, f ...- W x aff' WX K Wm' 'Q - ' - ' YWNW l umm I ICM' 9011115167 WM , Wwffk - N gff u jg 5 asf- wx X ll,ff'aA 1hZ4Qft fftfA' 2? ,mf ffff DEIZS XQXPO Q mgw QQ' 'Nw 1 , W wiv QU Q05 xg no M W Www? YQQNW Q .dx QSQEDJQJQQNSJQ ui N W www wi X959 X356 Q6 wp W L VID ll B yl Cl NH L ll G11 ro h 1131 BJ Ad WW 74 Plattsburgh High School Ma- joretles were formed three years ago by Barbara Grainger. The march and perform with the band ' in paraclcs and concerts. The last two years have seen great success and enjoyment in their lmlf-time 5 shows during football and basket- ball. This snappy octet is fast be- coming an integral part of Platts- burgh Higlfs school spirit! SK flat: N girls are a part of our bancl and y Y Tlx , x I I xxx X A I I 1 'I .lik J l 'f I-R W l , S ll if 5 BACK ROW-Karen Lcbish, Linda Brewster, Toni Grainger, Karin Mathews, Suzanne Larabce. KNEELINC-Judy Cale, Bobbie Grainger, Susan Gordon. Alf r -- , fr 5 A -'1'-Q , as ' , A -sf X Warming up . . . MRS. MORTON, Adviser BARBARA GRAINGER Drum Major WXIZQHY FOGIBALL FIRST ROW-Phil Bowman, Jim Knight, Gary Germain, Tom Beauvais, Ira Barbell, Paul Shirley, Jeff Doyle, Ray Dubuque, Harry Griffin. SECOND ROW-Jerry Raynor, Bill Laundry, Bob Mathews, Martin Asadourian, Jeff Mostyn, John Kitchen, Karl Tobrocke, Coach Williams. 'THIRD ROW-Coach Kimball, .lim Betters, Harold Beauharnois, Doug Bonner, Jeff Bombeck, Gary Duquette, .lim Baker, Bernie Agulia, Pat Berry, Mike Jabaut, Dave La Mora. FOURTH ROW-Don Terry, Harry Yelle, Louis Lalla, Jeff Burns, Alex Knight, Bob Bouyea, Jim Barr. PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS 76 SCOREBOARD 4-1 Beekmantown 6 St. John's 24 AuSable Forks 22 MAI 6 Moriah 20 Ticoncieroga 6 Peru 34 Lake Placid 0 0 13 20 senior-as on wiizenv ii iii 1 ii uiiiliai Tom Beauvais, Paul Shirley, Jeff Doyle, Philip Bowman, Ray Dubuqe, Ira Barbell, Harry Griffin, Jim Knight. JEFF BURNS TOM BEAUVAIS DOUG BONNER JEFF DOYLE PAUL SHIRLEY Left end Left tackle Left guard Center Right tackle JEFF MOSTYN RAY DUBUQUE DAVE LHMORA JIM BAKER MIKE JABUT Right guard Right end Qmrterljack Left halfback Fullback F1 I5 IRA BARBELL JOHN KITCHEN GARY DUCQUETTE JIM KNIGHT JIM BARR Right half Right half Halfback Guard Right end JUNIOR: WIRSUY FIRST ROW-Allan Seymore, Jem Silvers, Jack Adams, Ken Baker, Jim Vaughn, Dave Reardon, unidentified, Jeff Berger, Joe Duquette, Norman Cebo. SECOND ROW-Charles MacNamara, Len Rabideau, Dan Johnson, Ed Black, Richard Brenner, Bill Seymore, Mike Blow, Fred Kroldert, Jim Davis, Jim Babel. THIRD ROW-Coach Condon, .lim Raynor, Dick Delumyea, Tony Princen, Gary Provost, Dick Danclrour, La Rocque, Tom Soper, Gerald Dickerson, Joe Czechowitz. 77 BAQKEIEALL V A 552755-..-f FIRST ROW-Mark Schlesinger, Chris Rowlson, Steve Kaufman, Dave l.alNIora, Gary Ducquctte Jim Baker .lnlin KllCllCI1 Stan Oliver Jeff Mostyn, ,lim Butters. SECOND ROW-Couch Kimball, Tom Bcauvais, Mark Stctz, Jeff Bum Dick Booth Hairy Yellc lhll Snyder jack Premorc, Mike Ciauibruno. Sectiouals 78 SCOREBOARD Beaconsfield Saranac M.A.l. Burlington Peru St. .Iohn's Champlain Beekmantowu O.L.V.A. Peru St. John's Beaconsfield Saranac Beekmantown O.L.V.A. M.A.I. Lake Placid Keeseville 64-28 5-1--35 62-67 72-61 77-611. 58-55 -111--37 49-116 49-51 54-74 60-75 541-11-8 80-57 90-53 34-66 56-50 70-311- 68-60 .- l JUNIOR WIIZQHY B49 We no il N age 'sugg FIRST ROW--Maurice Gilbert, .lolln Burke, Dom Fenner, Dale LaBie1', Robert Certsch, Bruce Stevens, Wilfred Bushey Karl Tnluorrlc, Tom llurkc. SECOND ROW-Coach Williams, Rick Kelsey, Mike Blow, James Westfall, Gerald Mitchell Pal Hcnxy, Tom Carrant. JUN! 0l21 WXRQUY NG FIRST ROW-Terry Forkey, Bill Seymour, George Stevenson, Frank Ashline, Frecl Kroclart, Roy Sllcplicrcl. SECOND ROW-Dick Allen, Seymour, Peter Elmendorf, Dale LaBombarcl, Dan O'Neil, Dick Super. WXIZQHY NG l COACH-Mr. Condon sECT1oN 7 CHAMPIONS CAPTAIN-Tom Barnett Tom TYUEF, Bill Lf1llfld1'i0, Bob Brown The Varsity Vvrestling Squad compiled a respectable 9-5 record this year. The P.H.S. mat-men were in competition for the sectional Championship until very late in the season when the team suffered a disastrous losing streak. Several of the P.H.S. squad were favored in the sectionals, but through a series of upsets the only boys to come through with wins were Bob Brown, Bill Laundrie, and Tom Tyner. The team, as a whole, finished second in the Cham- pionships. A 373-sr:-7-e,f:, FIRST ROW-Jerry Forkey, Dick Johnson, Bill Laundrie, Tom Barnett, Bob Dumas, Bob Brown. SECOND ROW-Jack Bradrick, Tom Tyner, Bob Elmendorf, Phil Bowman, Harry Griffin, Coach Condon. TRACICTEAM FRONT ROW-Bob Brown, Mark Singer, Dave Voorhees, Frannie Wilkens, Bob Graves, John Kitchen, Larry King, Bernie Coryer, Danny Douglas, Fred Lewis, Hurry Gardephe. SECOND ROW-Bill Laundrie, Jim Knight, Jim Rogers, Tom Barnett, Mike Beerman, Ira Burliel, Paul Shirley, Mike Giambruno, John Clendenin, George Stetz. THIRD ROW- .lohn Grenier, manager, Tom Soper, Harry Savel, Bill Weissinger, Bob Elmondorf, Dick Booth, Gary Germain, Dick Allen, Lowell Boaz, Alex Knight. FOURTH ROW-Coach Tom Condon, Fred Thaler, Dick Delumyea, John Burke, Jerry Steward, Peter Elmondorf, Bob Delumyea, Ernie Jackstadt, Dick Graves, Ted Robinson. The 1962 Track team sprinted into the season with a new coach, Mr. Condon. After placing second in the Invitational 01,2-4-ll the team ran away with a 6-1 record and finished by winning the sec- A tionals. fi?-' 1. i ii -arf .. 2 1 I - I xl t Y. Q ' ' ik , 'I 1 . - . T 4 t . 'J 8 LY X' , .gl JF f ' -,A Kvf ',2ii1i?ffa 1, ,if - - ,' X - -L 'K ng. 'Q FIRST ROW-Bernie Coryer, Larry King, Frannie Wilkins. Bernie Coryer, Mark Singer, Larry King, Frannie Wilkins TOP ROW-Bob Graves, Couch Condon, Jolm Kitchen. WXPSUY BASEBALL FIRST ROW-Dave Malcolm, Jim Baker, Mike Burke, Gary Ducquette, Cary Baker, Lester Fenner, Paul Frankos, Gary Golden SECOND PHS P.H.S. ,...., SCOREBOARD B town O.L.V.A. ..... .,.. . P.H.S. ...... ........ 9 M.A.I. ............ P.H.S P.H.S . .,.....,... ., ........ 15 St. Mary's ........ . ..,,. - ....,......... 14+ St. lVIary's .... .... - 5 1 P.H.S. ................ .... 2 M.A.I. ............ .... - 0 2 4- P.H.S P.H.S . ...,..........,,........ 1 1 B town .......... .... - . .... ... ...,.,,..,,.,. 5 Peru ...........,...... ..... 1 0 P.H.S. .2 .......... .... 2 Peru .......... - ........ ..... 1 P.H.S . ..,.. .... 9 St. JOl'1I'l,S .... ..... 3 P.H.S. ..... ,.... 2 St. John's ........ ---- 3 a 4 I 3 0 KN X F? N N if fx ia E ROW-Coach Kimball, Tom Beauvais, Ray Dubuque, Alan Rowlson, Jeff Burns, Wilfred Gibeau, Jack Premore, Rick Fayard N 5 ' . ..... 4 f ' 5 LL a --4-av ..,..- sz l JUNIOR: WRSW BASEBALL w l A 1 I I i FIRST BOW-Raul Vosgerichian, Bernie Agulia, Joseph Czcchowitz, Steve Kaufman, Edward Black, Dale LaBier, Louis Lalla. SECOND R0W1TlII'l Byrne, Mark Stelz, Kenneth Schaeffer, J eff Mostyn, Harold Beauharnois, Robert Dumas, Chris Rowlson, Mr. Corodimas, Adviser. ,X 'll .Hi Ending the season with a 10-2 record, is certainly something to f be proud of - and we are! The 1962 Hornets' remarkable depth led 'Q them to the City Championship and second place in the Chaplain Valley li League. Starting pitchers Rick Fayard and Alan Rowlson are responsible 4 ll for hurling the Hornets to such a fine record. Also doubling on the V' if mound were Ray Dubuque and Jim Baker. Versatility was also shown i in the catcher's box by Tom Beauvais, Gary Golden, Paul Frankos, and .Q , Jeff Burns. Guarding the bases, Jack Premore, Gary Hector Ducquette 9 .2 5- 4 and Dave Malcolm were indispensable. All agree the season couldn't , j :gf v have met with success without the fielding of Mike Burke, Butch Gibeau, 5 and Gary Baker. These boys are just 15 reasons why we point with jf pride to our baseball team! ,YW The J.V. team gives us great hope for the future. The Iayvees ended with a 10-1 record! 83 F , jf ff TXV5 -- . ix ff , s i ' Eg ,Y 14-f ' ' ,-'Z QW 4 xxx X V X ' I I I AND SHE MADE IT! 1 I QPOEJQ FIGHTING FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP Intramural girls' sports are a .major part of the extracurricular activities at P.I'I.S. Under the direction of Miss Bacon and Miss -. I I RETIRING FROM A HARD DAY OF TENNIS Douglas, the girls play field hockey in the fall, basketball and volleyball in the Winter, and baseball and tennis in the spring. Often they participate in inter-school matches with the girls from other area schools. DELBEL DIVES' WELL REALLY ..M0UNT,, T0 SOMETHING! ,. n 4, .Lo .VR 4-5- :g21i'.fflm'P' 2 ' 4 'ilk' ' I ' x l y' f- x A 1' . if . X. X RESTING BETWEEN TRICKS 1 L. ., 84 OUIZ I-IUQTLING I-IOIZNHQ KITCHEN'S OFF FOR A TOUCHDOWN! '- ,N rl-ji ' W ns , V 13 Q me f A rife- ff--7 I-.. 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BEAUVAIS'S OVER THE TOP TO STOP A MINER n 1xnih1zf. HECTOR DOWNS H15 MAN! CONFERENCE OF THE BIC FOUR. A TENSE MOMENT AWAITING THE DECISION- ss I mm 2, QTUQ RJILD MEN U' ALLKINDQ . 1 X in 1 . ' ' t 11' ' ' A , - E.: ' 'O .. -K 3 , r ' . '1 . ,.-- .,,.. IR . .,J,,, fn. Y g.g.:::fp,,:::: L:-'.5:2:5 ' - A- 5. ,V ,, ,H ,,.,: 15, 3 A K4 ,U ,V ,,,:.p, ,,, z 1, 5 .ig , 1 gg., my 1. -. - 1, , f AEI ' , -3 f - ,- . 1 1 1 - ' 4- . 4 ' ,HH mf- - ' 1, , f Q - 1 ,q:v,.--. ,1 V A A Q 4, P 'd , I A '- .1-' 1 11' ' .ni r Q ' 5' 14. ' f HF '- 88 MEMORIES ARE. MADE OF- T!-HQ Cloak and drag her. 'I'wo's company- tl1rce's camouflage. 5 z 3 Kenya Kumaut tonight? I call her Pat. Our President jf' OLE! ... E ar, K A., v , Mr-Q CJ' 1 rv If you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen! I dream of Gene-y . . Money isn't everything! SENIOR MOST GENEROUS Carol Angell, Mark Schlesinger BIGGEST FLIRTS Carol Swift, Harry Griffin MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Jeff Doyle, Alayne Noyes BEST DRESSED Allison Smith, .lim Recore N- Q CLASS CLOWNS Linda Fite, Mark Jael-:stadt BEST NATURED Carol Angell, Paul Shirley MOST TALENTED Camille Dillard, Mark Schlesinger BEST LOOKING MOST STUDTOUS Tom Barnett, Carol Angell Serge T aylor, Sue Kilpatrick BEST PERSONALITY Paul Shirley, Carol Angell OF 1962 MOST ATHLETIC Tom Beauvais, Carol Hart MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED .lay Sprong, Sue Kilpatrick MOST BASHFUL Bob Ratigan, Karen Saunders BEST DANCERS Bonnie Johnson, Dave Voorhees A 7 .M 6, twffitt 40, I gf' gf ul W .pity W fi A Mffiit' 5 egg? Mfg U i ' 92 gi, K7 WZW of at be ' C alfbfiblfef PATRONQ Ames Furniture Anderson's Fur Shop y Wwe flfjlwmyw .1 I , 'Z! ' ,.WWAustin's Beauvais' Shell Station ' W Bee1ner's Betty's Beauty Shop Blair and Webber Photographers Boothis Insurance Dr. and Mrs. R. F. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Loyal C. 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