Sackets Harbor High School - Niahoure Yearbook (Sackets Harbor, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1942 volume:

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BOARD MEMBERS Stanley Adams Sheldon 5tIatt0n Earl Cady Stanley Peer Henry N Ceigler Superlntendent Lawrence R Robinson Principal ' I President - Frederick Fields FACULTY First ggi: Mrs. Woocrig, Second Grade, Mrs. Parker, Homemaking, Miss Trull, Language, Mr. Robinson, Principal, Mrs. Jerome, Business, Miss Pappa, English, Mrs. Knowlton, Fifth Grade. Second Egg: Miss Jewett, Sixth Grade, Miss Oakley, Music, Miss Hazelwood, Seventh Grade, Mrs. Brodie, Librarian, Mr. Grestl, Athletics, Mr. Huttemann, Science, Mr. Davies, Agriculture, Miss marskell, Nurse, Mrs. Stratton, Fourth Grade, Mrs. Eveleigh, Third Grade and Mrs. 3 Beauchamp, First Grade. Jmnnr q5SE!! L5QSh! 'L- ' ':m 4i'f 9Yi: 3 lQG?l4 :' '-F24-2 E H 5 S 2 ENIUD S 5 0 H Qmwwmwza-Zomr,-2-wah-LQ.-L U- A v if nh. , .!. v1 x . J , .Elk .7 :H 53241, 55 TP A er f '?' 1'f-5. .ff .4 fu -,i'f?f,T9,'f .fm V',,, 1 2 , - 'l ikglq M . . U .ig :EVA 512,93 ,Y f fl! ,un -. 4 ilk Q-Pig 1 - .',',3'ggr4'y-3 f,v1gL1 Q. 2- I. 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' 4 2 ' r 1::IiSQS5F2sli5Qgg:llIifS5Q5275il:qgZzil-:- Class Ufficers Q V SEKIOH CL SS K s Q President ----n--- - ---w-w- -w ---- Alfred Lyng Q Vice President -------- r- ---- Gerald Rimmett If Sec. and Trees. -------fe-f-- M- Farbera '.'. est ll Llass Advisors--Mrs. Jerome end Lr. Lobinson K Glass Flower 'hite .'f' hose y Class Colors Blue and Silver Q Class Motto NTU THE FHAVE AND FAITH- 1' FEL NQEHING IS DIFFlLULT.U QQ X Q.:- .. fA'1 vqjd. 7Hki',. -'f 1 ,1,,. - t, L' 3 . f -4 jf , I., A lglglgfgxwz f'x'1-1' . .1 Spa xmflfv- '- .: -si' .wJ:J, ,Mn .f , . YA, 4, I ,. , . A 1-, '. C ? 5, .J x' ' , .A .1 ,.. 1 3 . ' ln- +A Ill Ir ' inns iii I 3 e sofa' - ' f 4 Turkey Raffle Committee 4 Glee Ulub 2, 15 QA Niahoure 4 if Challenger 2 W she has a smile which goes ' around and ties itself in back. Beverly Brown Badminton 3, 4 Be silent and safe, - Silence never betrays you. Dora Brown 4 'S Salutstorien Glee Vlub 5, l A, Qresident of Ulee Dlub 3, 4 Urum Majorette 5, 4 A Ediror of Niahoure 4 5.2 sec t A Trees. 5 4 4 o. G. A 4 Tumbler 5 Winsome, humorous rfiizh 9. smile for everyone. Cqrolyn Castro Glee Club 1 2 5 Badminton 3 4 W ahoure 4 nThe vorld means something to the capafle W Fr' fb Ulee Cluz 1 5 Lnallenger 1, badminton 5 4 Niahoure 4 HA True friend 's for- ver a friend.' N Dorothy Goodrich rchefstra 1, 2, 5, 4 sg O C1 2 5 4 ,, ..,- an '3 Q I-. F. lx. 5, 5, 4, fl ?f'f aa' Niahoure 4 1 H Ap ,, on Mfwg Dramatic Clut 1 A e Silence when nothing 'need be V ' 55 said lS the eloquence of cy I 'jan discretion. ' ' Richard Hi cks W M- 4 4 fl l....m f.ra, ,4g..,. if T 1145 3 on , 4, fl J 1 in , .1 . Q 2 V 4 J K Janne ., .ly - V' R J :J N' 2 no J 1 e 1 , -In , Nx ,.Lx .fggg1: ffmxiln ,A., 1nfg..l.lzff4f Valedictorlan Challenger 1 Sec t 3 Treae Dramatic Club 2, 1 Tiadoure 4 , ult is ilent people who accomblish much U i- Jacfson V Track 2 , A riculture 2, 3, 4 Q A? Senicr Vice rresident 4 Hiah ure 4 A NA man s a man whatever e se h may be Gerald Kimmett Clase President 1, 4 B nd 2, 5 4 Wand lresldent 4 Orchestra l 2 3 4 J V Pasketball 3 A Varsity Basketball A Red Gross Rep 4 Vice President 2 A A A X resldent 5 Raseball A Niahoure D.amat1c Club 4 Track 2 4 A cheerful c'nntenance 1 an Alfred index to a man e character Lyng Jeanne n Basketball 1, 2, 5, 4 Football 5, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Q Niahoure 4 nAnd Roger was always a jolly go 1. , . 1 rl N Roger McGratn -4 ca 1' K Turkey Raffle Committee 4 A 44 XS Baseball 5 fig 1 YN, Niahoure 4 ' ,.,Q vl nlt is well to think well, TNQ QQ ,, It is divine to act we11.n 0' V 'old McMahon ' Glee Glu. , Dramatic Club 1 Badminton 3, 4 Niahoure 4 nDown the long land of future l years, Let s hope she keeps ber good heart and cheer.H Blanche Parker Band 2, 5, 4 I Orchestra 5, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ,, 'S' NF1orence is quiet in school, ,,, ' they say, www. Maybe sne's different outside, W eh?n Q Florence Secor b-, .z?r2m--SSmL-m-k-- I H Basketball 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 5, 4 T d Dramatic Club 4 Q Ass. Ed. Niahoure 3 Seidler 1 1' 'My own thoughts are my own companione.n Glee Club l, 2 . 4 Dramatic Club l, Sec't W Treas. 2 L Badminton 2, 3,4 U Jr. Red Cross 3 CB Challenger 4 , g g! , Niahoure l, 2, 3, 4 f,b5: -l '2 HI hasten to laugh at every- ,f,1 thing for fear of being , obliged to weep.H June Townsend ,Q Challenger 3 4 Editor 4 Dramatic Ulub l, 3 Treasurer 3 Vice President l Sec't 86 Treas 4 hlahoure 4 Badminton 3 4 It s nice to be natural w en you re naturally nice Harbara fest - Ayr gww5 ' img 'Qxw-nnlxhay I . CLASS PROPHECY In the summer of 1962, after the second World Was was over, Dude Ranches became popular happened to be on a pleasure trip one summer's day, whem I came across a smart lilking ranch, THE MIAHOURE, on Chestnut Ridge I knocked on the door and waited The door opened slowly and a handsome young man appeared Wwhy, Gerald Kimmett Wwhy, Beverly Brown we exclalmed simultane ously Gerald 1HV1t6d me 1n and we had a long talk about school days Soon the conversation turned to Gerald's flnancial position I pondered over this for awhile Suddenly an idea struck me 'W1th a location l1ke this, you could make oodles of money' Turn thls place 1nto a Dude Ranoh'W W talked over this inspiratian and before I knew it we were partners The first day of this partnership brought many tourlsts Barbara west, or, as her public knows her, Baby Barbara lBaby Snooks the Second! came drivlng up 1n a luxurlous limouslne Her secretary told us that she wished to recuperate from a nervous breakdown caused by overwork that same day a man who held the highest posltion in the United States came to spend the night Who do you suppose was h1s private secretary? That's right Carolyn Castro Secretary to President Roosevelt Dav1d Hess, our class cut up, now a radio announcer in the R C A building, came early the next mornlng, before breakfast the same old Cliffy Gerald and I weren't surprised whem Mrs Wilbur Parker lJune Townsend! drove up accompanied by Major and Mrs Alden Russell CDorothy Goodrich! They were tour1ng New York State and compiling data for a new barracks Who should drop in next but our glamour boy Cseoond Clark Gable!, Harold McMahon, and his nation ally known lawyer, Alfred Lyng Incidently lconcluded on next page! I . I O I O O -, . - O . . . I . O , ..- . ' ' . e U . . , n n 0 I , 0 0 f O . On .. O O C I . O ' e O Harold was resting up trial 0 That evening our Jackson, now employed architect, dropped in her--Nspeak of angels wings.n The next day two from a real snappy divorce brilliant school mate, Jeanne by our government as a naval just as we were speaking about and they'll flutter their of our former classmates, Jane Conley and Florence Secor, now working with the army as U. S. 0. hostess and air hostess respectively came for a short stay. Florence is on an army plane commuting from New York City to London. Richard Hicks, Farm Bureau County Representative came on his monthly inspection tour. Of course Richard owes his great ability to Mr. William Davies Next week the Chief Terpsichorean in Arthur Murray's Studio, Blanche Parker, became another of our honored guests. CWI hear you talkingnl. Adrian Sullivan, one of the best dressed men of America, who owns a tailor shop of his own, made a Ugrand entrancen by galloping up on a spirited stallion. Just think we used to call him a man of few words 2 Dietician in Schrafft's, Dora Brown, came in to rest after completing a tour of candy manufacturing plants in New York State. Who should follow up but Ted Seidler, Admiral in the United States Navy! To top the evening, Roger McGrath, successor to Lawrence Tibbet, condescended to sing for us. That evening marked the first Cand Probably the lastl roundup of our entire senior class since our graduation 20 years ago. We were quite a class and had definitely made nur Nmarkn on the world. The ranch NIAHOURE was justly proud of her class of 1942. ---Carolyn Castro ---Beverly Brown A S P O Tomorrow we leave our High School We leave it but for whereo Our future is as dark for us As ne'er's been seen before Our country's flghting battles Their end obscure to all But need we fear our futureo Need we fear at all? We've studied hard together Our work's not yet begun. Some may study longer, Some may study none. Some will serve our forces ' Some will serve' at home. No matter the task that confronts us It will be done--and well! --Jeanne Jackson If .... :wa-at l ci.. '! '2-iL '1- 1::IiSEQgnulisEgg3IliEQik2?5ll:2275l-:rZ275-::r Vx x K .. . ,, b Y V7 A SCHOOL STATION WAGON Cwith Apologiesl Gasoline - - - Chauffeur - - Accelerator ----------- Bumper ---- Cushions ---- -------- Engine - - - - Engine Trouble Transmission ------- - - - Differential Wheels ------------- Shock Absorbers Head Lights - Spark ---- Body CCoachJ - Paint Job - - - Exhaust ------------- Springs ------ Brakes ---- Speedo eter - - Hoad Map - - - Self Starter - - - ----------- Students F. A. Students - nCliffyn Hess - - - - - - - - - - - Miss Trull Miss Hazelwood - - - - - - - - - - Hrs. Eveleigh - Richard Hicks - - - Mr. Smith - - - - - - - - - - Miss Marskell - - Mrs. Jerome - Dot Goodrich - - - - - - - - - - - Mrs. Brodie Adrian Sullivan - - - - - - - - - - - - Mr. Grestl -Blanche Parker - June Townsend - - Jane Conley - Miss Oakley - - - - - - - -- - MT. Huttemann - - - - - --- - - - Jeanne Jackson - - - - - - - - - - - Mr. Robinson - ,-, -- -ff-s M ' I - 1 na-1:1 un ' getRSEEilrhiueiiilssssazzimmsxrareralfafaerie.f,,sf f4.aai! L CLASS HIQTORY FIVC small chlldren Htroppedn into Qacket Harbor V dlgh School for the first t ae in the fall of 1930 T Uhen Miss nddy called roll, among those ore ent were Blanche and Wllbur Parker, Jane Conley, Harold lcnaho G rald Fimmett and UYours trulyn, Barbara dest e felt very grown up as me sailed CVD through the 3 flFSt grade W The second year sno.ed ro inclea e in our small group exceot th.t Nerton Brodle and Tommy T Alvord JOlUGd un Wlth u CLater Kay Metcalf, Merton and Tommy left us in the seventh grade and graduated w a year ahead og ls J During our thlrd year, June Townsend, one of our mort oooular students, matri culated with us The third grade room, which w s V combined wlth the fourth grade, looked very large The huge seats made us feel llge small oeas ' a nod Mrs -tratton put on a Christmas olay . w rch ve all had a small part The next ear we mere foirth gr dirs and knew . could not 'lay so me nent right to work studying was thls J-GT that We had a Pllvrln nro1ect ' - a sfnd bor WhlCh correleted Nlth our eofr nhf . g - A a fashlon show in which most of us took part, desalte a fire Whlch threatened to d stroy th clothes we were to model One day a smart young lady came lnto our cla s room to become a regular memv r Thls lady was none other than oth own Dora B ow, Inotier new member of our ,rouo w-s Ro.er McGrath Our flfth rade te cher, Kiss BUSklTk, orodaced We all rememoer VlV1d1y our year in the sixth grade, Miss Bqcon made a lastlne imnression on us .lth her llttle plng pong oaudle Dorothy Goodrlch Jolned our groun While we were ln the seventh vro', For the flrst tlme we went to dlfferent teachers for dlfferent subgects, vhich :rs very etcltlng and fn intereftlrg nrocedure for us Our Glgdth year at scnool x s an uneventful one . although ln June lt marked the climax of our ramnar school and e considered ourselves r al grovn lp X Z X , . 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N l n l w 1 gg Qihsr Saint CPlease turn the pageb use 5.4 In the fall of '38 when we returned to school we saw Carolyn Castro, Beverly Brown, Alfred Lyng, and Hubert Spencer ready to join our group. This was the year Sacket High School became centralized and was renamed Hounsfield Central School. For The A - first time, a Homemaking course was offered in which all of the Freshmen girls enrolled. Mr. Huttem nn was our Faculty Advisor. , 'The Sophomore year presented us with many changes. Mr. Skalko and Coach Cummings joined the faculty. We elected Mrs. Jerome our Faculty Advisor. She has been with us ever since. We inducted a new student-r . Theodore Seidlcr. Florence Secor joined forces with us this year also. Some of our boys joined the brand new F. F. A. club. Milton Bostock was transferred to Mass- achusetts. y In our Junior year of High School, Richard Hicks joined our class. This was an exciting year because we sponsored the Senior Prom and we anticipated various vicissitudes for the ensueing Senior Year. During tlis year Martha and Helen Dresslere-who participated in the Red Cross play, directed by Mrs. Jerome--moved away to Leominster, Mass. We missed them very much. Our Senior Year showed three new additions to our group, Those who joined us were Jeanne Jackson, Adrian Sullivan, and David Hess. Wilbur Parker and Hubert Spencer left school to prove their wor th in the business world, as did David Hess and Adrian Sullivan who left after mid-years. The Senior Year proved to be a bery active and stre erous one--in that we sold Christmas Cards, pins, and supervised the NIAlOURE-- all this in addition to the preparation for our graduation! To clase the History of our Class in these troubled times, we say--Goodbye, Good Luck and Pleasant Memories of the class of 1942. --Barbara West sg N 2' L6 Q: QZII .AX 'AN f i' i l' Y SKK f i f'3'i,ffQ1flfQHf, W!! TQ, f- ffl , .'f f1l'.64.f.Qffff.,. 1 I 'i 'J it . xx X JENIQR CTA A ,TLL JF 1942 Ie, who are about to leave friends, Romans, Countrynen, Juniors, rreshnen, et cetra, feel that we -1 are so olentifully endowed with intelligence, common sense, berson1lity, pep, vitality, thit we can well aflord to graciously bestow gifts uuon nur less fortunate sistels ard brother the iuniors TO THE C iso OF 45, we leave oui good Stfqdllg - with the members of the Faculty It must be dis heartenin to be zefeired to as 'the woist claf that 4' has ever entered lounsfield fentral r1-h School ' A Donald Lmerton sally lhillips 'ooert bOlllHS hobert ves lobert O'ness Jean ontridoff oeverly vinchell 'ODSTt Dailey illis clntosh. 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I ,.- v - . . 1 A O ' L - . ly u . , . . T . , w - - v I 1 ' k IO llr T 1 'Liu J Z 5 x r .1.' A K 1 S N . A ' EJ U 0 ., . . . , O N, f I I., : .V 4 L ' fi L . I 1 , K w ' . I 1 7 I - A5 . A ik Z Q I .1 - A Sgqgtzmiifgsm llfsgg:-IESS5Qg22il:qg2Zh:n:22?5h-zr X S A SENIOR CLASS ELECTIONS N MOST POPULAR Q Alfred Lyng June Townsend I BEST SPORT Harold McMahon Dorothy Goodrich ? JOLLIEST STUDENT Harold Mchahon Blanche Parker MOST MUSICAL 1' Rlchard Hicks Florence Secor MOST ORIGINAL Roger McGrath June Townsend MOST DIGNIFIED Rlcrard Hlcks Jeanne Jackson LOST ATHLETIC Roger LcGrath June Townsend MOST LOQUACIOUS Roger LcGraLh June Townsend MOST COURTEOUS Barbara West LOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jeanne Jackson DONE LOST FOR CLASS Alfred Lyng Alfred Lyng Alfred Lyng Barbara West QUIETEST Rlchard Hicks Dora Brown BEST LOOKING Gerald himmett Beverly Brown TEACHER'S PET Alfred Lyng Jeanne Jackson OLAS CLOWN U vid Hess Blancke Parker BEST STUDENT Alfred Lyng Jeanne Jackson I ,'? ' Jffdr.. .577 :i. 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'Sn IH' -3 N L I , .. Qik. ,. 312 A Elin' .4' ...p.,., ?,' ,.. f 1 1.1 Q. if 3 5 if 4, f.. UI' .. ,iq .sw-23 .ww LQ,1'1,, fi.. .3 A, .lg .iz ,Z 'F A . . .rf . ,J A ,fx 4.?3w . ,.5 i . If is-:W f1f'Y vii-V 4555. Ji :'. 4T5fi 'gf5'1 Af., tv 1,- . ,x s -::.as5i5a .is5g53-a55gLQZia-edges-ge2f5za-Leak I 7 - V I PREFACE ' The school athletics and gym activities for the 3 past school year have been undertaken by Mr. Grestl. 25 I He has shown his ability as a coach and a fine in- Y structor in tumbling classes and other gym activites. Although the football club played in the league club winld not enter league competition. The seaaon V was played in an individual manner. X Our football club entered in the Jefferson A County League games again this year Those part icirating were Theodore Sawchuck,Stuart Graves, Ken meth Bagley, Carl Dodge, Bob Graves, Donald Emerton, i derbert Root, Jack Everett, T d Seidler, Roger V IcGrath, and Harold Spencer They had a very successful season winning 5 out of 6 games and outpointing their opponents 194 to f3 Although no trophy was won it was proven that there was still fighting equi ment in Sacket JUNIOR VARSITY The Junior Varsity club is nade u of Ken rth Parker, James Bagley, Stuart Graves, Red White, Ernest Villeneuve and Robert Bailey who are to be the future Varsity of this school The boys have leirned that Hith training, a good player can be developed and used to earn league trophies David Hess, Reporter . . ' H 5 . . - 1 in Q ' 9 . TZ- 1 G . Y . . ' L W if I X . V O X . 1 . . . p . Y: S . I 'Q . . 7, W - 5 x WO K lg n n it 1 . I ' Q ' . . 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W 'elf-,L P-Z1 P .., . ,M :Zfyg , ,1 -. Dania: ' V :5.i,?X ,. i :'f'?3 j.: -. f . , :AWN . ' 9 1' . -1192-J 7? 5 7 N'f V 'FSF if '. fl f Qf-1iY Qi W? fm X, F ,.f,Q,-,-kA3L1fA,:,,.4, 5 - '---e-N., r +5 -P+-A 4 .-f , MK--r - J. dnl -- -41,2 . A 2 21- - wi-- ! I Hi 1. ,. , , r ..' N, V -H,-. 57531.1- 'iff . iii-ak . .A 'Z r 1- 1 5-, BAND This year marked the third season that the Band has been org nized. It started the new season at the same successful pace that it has maintained last year At the beginning of the school year the Band participated in the Labor Day Parade in Watertown. Later at a Fireman's Day Parade in Cape Vincent, marching with the local Firemen, the organization we First Prize In November at a di trict teachers' conference Feld in the scrool auditorium, the Band furnished a musical program In tne spring it took part in the Annual Concert and the Iemorial Day Palade The Officers of the Band for the year were President, Alfred Lyxg, ard Treasurer, lerton Brodie Iembers of tne Bari Include MAJ1REliFS Paulire Hayl n, Carolyn Castro, Lildred PcGratr, Freida Peer and Janet Rogers, CLAWANLTQ Alfred Lyng, larcia Jean Brodie, Adr ar Sullivan, Janette Hugkes, Iargaret Robertson, kenneth Orsie Sarah Louise Davies, Dawn Gamble, Lois Charnick, Loretta Evele gh, Edgar Yra e, Robert Switzer, Richard Hicks, Betty Root, Vargaret Collins, Robert Cleary, Reta Reed, Donald Joy, BURTS Sally Phillips, Kathryn Robertson, Bernice Oxsie, Fannie BARITCNE: Lerton Brodie, SAXCVILP-S Arlene Stevens, Florence Secor, BASSES. Dlroy Yimmett, Leon Brown, PRRC l marry Irake, James Iurpura, If S . H 6 ' A . . , s X G L . H . . L N . n 1 . ! . ' L . ll . up Q ' 1. A , 4 J ' ' . ' Ui J. 1 Rf' - : Q T', : 'J QS 2' Q if .1 ' d if - '1 sz N A . . i L . ,X 1 H ' ' , ff . . cl' . , . , A i i 1:2 ' K Thima Burnup, Evilo Ramsey, Angelo Piazza, CORNETS: K ' L A ' . ' - ' J': A' Alversong TRCLBCHES: JOAH Thomas, Robert Graves, Q ' V V . 'xl 1' L--E : N o -'A ' Q 4 1 . - 4, bs: If g R if A if Margaret Griffin and Robert Bailey. ' -1- N 4'-Q FS- fy 2 L-5 .X 1 V ORCHESTRA Members of the orchestra this year include: VIOLINS: Merton Brodie, Harry Krake, Margaret Griffin, Phyllis Barkley, Dorothy West, Alfred Landon, Rae Reed, Elinor Brass, Janet Rogers, and Shirley Van Oamp. VIOLASQI Margaret Long and Ethel Lawerenoe. 'GELLOS Pauline Hayden. BASS VIOL: Aileen Griffin. - CORNETS: Richard Hicks, Robert Cleary, Betty Root CLARINETS: Alfred Lyng, Marcia Jean Brodie, Janet Hughes, Margaret Robertson. SAXOPHONES: Arlene Stevens and Florence Secor. HORNS: Sally Phillips and Kathryn Robertson. TROMBONE: Joan Thomas. ACGORDIAN: Joan Thomas. PERCUSSION: Mildred McGrath, Joyce Van Camp, Robert Bailey. PIANO: Bernard Eveleigh. The outstanding events in which they participat ed were the ANNUAL SPRING CONCERT AND COMMENCEMENT. GIRLS GLEE CLUB The Girls' Glee Club of Hounsfield Central X school consists of the following members: Ethel Brown, Carolyn Castro, Jean Contridoff, Arlene s i Stevens, Fern Alexander, Fannie Alverson, Marcia J Jean Brodie, Loretta Eveleigh, Aileen Griffin, X Pauline Hayden, Christina Hoistion, Elizabeth Holder, X Beta Reed, Margaret Robertson, Kathryn Robertson, Mary Piazza, Mildred McGrath, Florence Secor, Shirley Orvis, Joyce VanCamp, Beverly Winchell and H Margaret Griffin. The officers which were elected at the beginning of the year were: President, Carolyn Castro, Secretary and Treasurer, Shirley Orvis, Librarian Sally Phillips and Accompanist, Margaret Griffin On March 26, the club put on a twenty-five minute broadcast from stationWATN, Watertown, in which they sang negro spirituals and semi-popular ballads. The school Alma Mater was used as the theme song. I S I x x Q if M X' g e Agrf eQ? ' 'BHK' W 'Rx'-ll-'Beg -l ll- l,n1, 13 1. JHAL L11 C2 :Ln T is year the Q l,IY.' L noted it's sixtn annivcrscr . :he your Win S veryHeuccessful one under tpe editorshiy of Tarb ra West, aided ny the new advisor, +is: rappa. ' for tue sec nd covsecptive year the taper sent dele5etes to the Tynire Sieie pcQocl Press convention held in Syrac so. The yeper was again financed by subs'ri,tioLs, sale of candy and S le of school pins. ine :encore of the staff in the picture are: Firet How: Cleft to ri htb gerton vrodie, Joan T ones Liss Pap a, Barbera nest, iaulifc Hayden, Joanne Jackson, Robert Vaileyg Second Mow: Joyce Van Ca.y, Arlene Sievens, John Sullivan, robert Ness, bnirley 'rvis, Arlene fardner, Margaret Griffin. Liird How: freidp VEST, Selly fnil ips, Hlroy himmett, J an Tontridoff, Eildred lc reth and 'ernine Ursie. ff? .xr .f, Us 1 P 4 w wif! A NIAHOURE The Niahoure Cpronounced Nee-yaw-reel comes from the Indian language and means HHappy Fishing and Hunt ing Ground.H In the early times Indian tribes came to Sacket for that purpose. We chose this name for our book in memory of these tribes. This is the fourth year that the Seniors have published the yearbook,NIAHOURE. Members of the staff in the picture are, Front row, left to right: Richard Hicks, Salesman, Aflred Lyng, Business Manager Mrs. Jerome, Faculty Advisor, Carolyn Castro, Editor, Elroy Kimmett, ass't editor, Harold Mchahon, Business manager, Gerld Kimmett, class prophecy, Second row, left to right, Blanche Parker, bake-up and typist, Dorothy Goodrich, class will, Margaret Griffin, typist Merton Brodie, ass't photographer, David Bess, sport editor, Jean Contridoff, artist, Beverly Brown, class prophecy, Freida Peer, typist, Barbara West, class history, and make-up, Bernice Orsie, soceity editor, Jane Conley, class will, Pauline Hayden, artist, Jeanne Jackson, class poem and society, Florence Secor sport reporter, June Townsend, absent when this picture was taken, is an artist and typist on the staff. 1:zniEQSE5zzliSQgg::Hi5EQJL2?zill:227zill:1 wn4 37 DRAMATIC CLUB Early in the fall of 1941 the Dramatic Club selected the cast and began rehearsals for THE LOVELY LADIES, a three-act comedy farce by Charles George. This was considered as an especially good play and members of the cast greatly enjoyed taking part in the show. During the third Week of re- hearsal, however, due to circumstances beyond the control of the club, production had to be stopped. At present the club is contemplating the possible production of three one-act plays in the spring. The officers of the club are as follows: President Josephine Kelley Vice President Shirley Orvis Secretary Elroy Kimmett Treasurer David Russell Faculty Advisor Mary Margaret Pappa ::auqg941:rlQQZ21! ' ':2QSE!F':9QSS!'EL- 5' YOUNG FARMERS CLUB Officers 1941-42 President - Richard Hicks, Jr. Vice President-John L. Sullivan Secretary-Robert Eves Treasurer-Francis Greene Reporter-Gerald Kimmett Sentinel-Roy Weaver The Young Farmers Club has had a very active year under the leadership of Richard Hicks, Jr. Richard attended the National Future Farmers Convention at Kansas City in October and gave a report on the convention to the Future Farmers of Jefferson County over Station W. A. T. N. on his return. He was the first boy ever to attend from Jefferson County. The Young Farmer Judging Team placed first in the judging of corn at the Canton Contest in October Our boys competed with Judging teams from 40 schools of New York State. We are proud of our judging team and the superior work they have done this year. Members of the judging team were Gerald Kimmett, Francis Greene and John L. Sullivan. Y -1 Y - is N E 1 1 5 f W -f L 5 az iq nw ,M Qs Xl! rn. W. 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Miller Building Watertown, N C HAYDEN, REAL ESTATE Real Estate Broker Estimates and Appraisals New York State License Shih Office Phone 2111 House Phone 2561 Sacket Harbor New York HELLIS HOTEL Legal Beverages Good Food IMP! Phone 4281 Sacket Harbor New York 5 -Y . f 2 4 + ' M 4 I Q3 4 E+ f ? ',Q. !Y'J'hY5x - BEST WISHES fxxH'u A To The C O MHP L I M E N T S so SENIOR QLASQ OF 1942 OF F 2 .Vw xxx KATH XNNDURNEY Business Department 1'H' -?ff Sacket High School Sacket Harbor Q' New York T BEST WISHES - HH T Th COMPLIMENTS 0 e OF SENIQ5 CLASS OF 1942 ONTARIO GRILL -'- Music Department ' Sacket High School COMPLIMFNTS The Seniors gratefully acknowl- OF edge the cooperation extended by AGRICULTURAL all Advertisers and Subscribers .l2.E.f25...R.5.L4LElTl and others who so generously con- SACKET HIGH SCHOOL tributed to the success of our NIAHOURE of 1942. w ni gg 5 n 1 1 Ewfxmffvmfff I Xi .' wg 3 ' 'L l l 5 x ll! l X l II N la! 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