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

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1956 volume:

r .I I f tdby S ACKETS HARBOR HIGH SCHOOL N X k 3 gk I f X '25 . . H A Preseu e ' ff' ' the N N SENIOR CLASS of N. , YS, A Sackets Harbor few Om' MISS FAITH A TRUI L Yearbook Aflvzsor 'H'-1 1 A fw Q' DEDICATION To MISS Trull this 1956 edltlon of the NlHh0UlC IS respectfully dedl cated in recogmtlon of her unfalling mterest on OU1 behalf. We feel that MISS Trull has had an lncalcuable Influence--not only ln aldlng us ln our work but also ln shaplng our charactexs. THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1956 FIRST ROW: Miss Roselyn Kellar Miss Catherine Delaney Mrs. Muriel Casler Mr. Arthur Rice .. Mr. Lawrence Robinson Mr. Herbert Huttemann Mrs. Sallie Sample . Mrs. Ella Hardman Mrs. Florence Cean SECOND ROW: Miss Faith Trull . Mrs. Marian Knowlton , Mrs. Rosalie Cryder .... Mrs. Rosetta Gould .,,.., Mrs. Martha Stratton .. Mrs. Alberta Lawson ....... Mrs. Margaret Markell .. Mr. Charles Commeret .... Mr. Kendrick Van Ornian Mr. Franklin Markell ..,.. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Geraldine Smith . Mrs. Marion Bondellio . , Mrs. Julia Brown , Mrs. Lucy Porter Mrs. Verna Eveleigh , Mrs. Juanita Jenne . ,. FACULTY Seventh, Eighth School Nurse Kindergarten . ,, ,,... , Art Supervising Principal Science, Mathematics ., Third Grade . Kindergarten . , Sixth Grade Languages . Sixth Grade ,. Fourth Grade . First Grade Fourth Grade .. , .Fifth Grade .. . Vocal Instructor . ........... . . . History Seventh, Eighth Physical Education . Physical Education .. .. Dental Hygienist . .. ,. Seventh Grade .. ,,.. . Fifth Grade Third Grade . First Grade Mrs. Joan Parker .. ,, . ..... Homemaking MTS. IIGIIC ,ICIOITIC H YY,,,Y Y, Y, YY,YAeAYYY Y Business Mr. Hubert Hutchinson , ,, .,.,.,.,,, ,,,.,, ,..,.,,,,.,,,,,oo,,o, M u ,gig Mr. Glenn Felstel .. ...................... ............ . .. ....................... . Industrial Arts, Agriculture lg- V U' W grit I V ,glut ME 1 , shedowqd, deepened purple cool quiescent velleys, swe toward the esh of roses, t tortured, tumbled ramp-arts When the skyline's belting beryl limns Ever fainter, as the twilight swallows nver, Follow memory's swirling sterdust fo a life you Search for deer remembered faces es you know Sure you dreamed of far off places end the encient urge was strong What's beyond the for horizon where the see ond skyline blend? And you went to plumb the vastness, Surebeye, Sinebong- To e hundred nameless lslends one .search without en end. lut although the surf is booming on the coral crusted keys, Though the porakeet's o-chatter on the blossom burdened bough. There's a soft insistent murmur on the flower scented breeze- Come you back to Sockets Harbor for it's spring in Sockets now. I -ti m , Ja, Ice free, Kat fierc W'T'! 1 eyes. 1 - Frances Sprin ,K in marching foem,, X' of kings, ' you home. ,nr the ice is slowly breel ' wind-scored outer heh ,, A, ,,,,w,, , Wiggtowling, grating, grlndl Q H r, with the west wlnd fresh ind'-6l1lfff 3 -'Wlfi?if5Q1- of the red-winged ble I Qu ' Rlping lllls the swamps one April dey, i ethe felntest sceni' gliftlii tentellses fleld and ltr. - ,. ,,.,111g.s,g3g'-A 'the school still y V +' tfinernories, on the corner' T f 'sung 'V of the restless yell itblers seerching through eech maple bough, f ember-long Y' ' ber-when the ieelous winters done, Jsclaool friends ei, kets Harbor-for their spell is ln you now, Li' 'was good et Society Harbor-Spring! lt's, spring- ln' Sockets now! You'll be wetcomeyheck et Sockets-end it's sprlng in Sockets now! t S K- MISS CATHERINE DEI..-XNEY Srhool .YIILSF NIRS. KAYIW WAXLTS Serretnrx l MRS. MARION BONDELLIO Denial If-Ygf!'l1i5l M v eniors fn-crvtary 4: 'vm-ra l1llllll11ilC'C. 3 41 Nia oun- JAMFs I ll IIPFII-I ll He bluslu s all IS :ull d F 1 d dt Q 3 x d 11 Tk llfll lltll' Olll ull 0 lll cl Ihllll it d ll lll N I Q-3' DAVID ANDERb0'V blrong szmplz' szlenl mrh uns 1111 ICC Pre ldent 4 lun-ral Cla umnnltu Plas 4 Track 3 Ba lutball 1 2 luh r fuarnl 1 QHARON HAISTEAD uhat she luulrlx nz II mun s Inari Le la ELEANOR FIELDS A true friend is fhe l.rf'al1.st of all blessings. 'f 4'Band3.-1: 1 1141. : 1 'Ns fa- lay . ','..'y'-I if ' ' Qt!! if ' 4 I i . 7 1f'i'G'f' There zx nollzzng mzrluruzt, H1 flfl for fl uonmn rxccpl .1 1 W olh yh 1 Bam nnl d ulmr In 1C .1 ll n ll 1 on e fm 18 Om 'LZ' 'N C .Q hi J EAN BACHNER Her bright smzle haunts us sul! Q rlball 1 2 3 V0 eyb ll 1 3 4 Bowlm Cheerln 1 ,lunxor Prom Commlttee 3 Cenf-ral fla Comnuttfxs 3 4 PTA Panel 3 Nlall0UI'E Staff 4 Nla jorette 3 Clee Club 1 Cla s Play 4 Head Nlajorette 4 Ezery man ts the ma er General Class Cummlttels 3 l 3 Cla 5 P ay 4 NANCY CRoss Anrl heaven s soft azure zn her eye was seen Bas etball 1 2 3 4 Volleyh ll 2 3 Bowlmg 3 4 Cheermg 1 2 4 General Clas COl'11II'llllCCS 3 4 Cafeterla Staff 3 Cla 5 Play 4 EDWARD BISNETT If of hts own uture 4 Glu: Club 4 Football -le Z CHARLES CASLER He ual! gzne the dem! his flue 4Bandl234 QL eneral Cla Committees 3 Club 4 Cla s Play 4 Nlu xc Fe tlvall 2 5 4 Baek- , ,g ll'a ,2. .1 'g44 nl 'gg ' A gf lss -,z A 4 - sw- g 3 S 4 , . S ' ,Q - A 9 ' ,g s'l . .41 , . k ,,.: 'a , 9 ' ,z Q 1 S 5 v S 5 3 5 . A tx C 'ss ' ' 5 , 3 , ,', gGl-- : S g. s' S ,.i,- new GEORGE GAMBLE I 'llan 5 faparllzes haze neler been measured s mtlmall I 2 3 1 Fon 3 ,Iumor Prom C0l'llIIllllt'P 3 lcneral Cla l0lllYlllltf't 5 4 Nxahoure Staff 4 bcnnkupcr 2 Volleyball 2 3 4 nm 3 4 and 1 4 All htat B 'N u F tnal 1 2 3 4 Selcct Ban! 4 Dance Hand 2 Ta ple cnm 1 afctfrla St ff 2 Lla Pa 4 Tuner 2 Harbor L1 ht I 2 Track 3 4 V' KRISTIN CZAJA I haze a heart uzlh room for ezery jot s etball 1 2 3 Bowllng. 3 4 V ll yball 1 2 Baseball 1 Jumor Prom Lmmnxttef 3 flnfral Cl Lommlttee 3 4 hm Pr: ldcnt 3 NlHll0Ul'! f0F1lll0r 4 Harbor Light I 2 Churlng 2 3 Band Traa ur r 3 TA Play 3 Band 1 2 3 All it B ntl N1 L Feetnall 2 3 4 Select Band 4 Dance Band 2 LELAND CINN Le them call ll mzschzei uhen L IS past and prospered ll full be virtue Emplre Boy b te 3 Quu Tram 4 Football 2 3 Scorekecper 3 4 Timer 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Dan Band 2 All Stats Band 3 Select Band 4 Glu Club 4 Claa Play 4 1' BONNIE HAYES A merry heart nzahelh a zheeriul countenance etball 1 2 3 lyb ll 1 Ba tba bencral Llas Comnuttcea 5 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Harbor L1g.t12Tr1pleT1o12lluClub1234 Cccr mg 2 3 4 All State Band 3 Cafetcrla Staff 4 Cla Play 4 Nluslc Fe t1val 1 2 3 4 Trombone Trxo 3 4 Select Band 4 Dance Band 2 SHARON HODGE Wt! to persuade and beauty to delzghi llll ral Cla omnuttu e ya r-sball l 2 nw rn cf- Play 4 EDWARD MENARD me lzme Timer 4 Cla Play 4 BARBARA MCANULTY Your hearts deszres be wzth you Bowlmg 4 Clee Club 4 General Clais Committees 4 Cafeteria Staff 4- Clase. Play 4- llfntercd Lla m fourth year? DONALD MOORE to find you an understanding. Football 35 Clee Club 45 Class Play 4. an a neat tl ng, mme! thev will ue Ba ketball Hana mr 2 General Clam fomnnttu 3 4 2- 10 J 'rgzifff' I have found you an argument but lnz not obliged ,0- C CLINTON SHERMAN He only is a well-made man who has rleterminalion Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 49 General Class Committees 3, 4 Q' ' CONSTANCE MCINTOSH Friends though absent are sltll present Basketballl 2 Volleyball 1 2 3 Bowling 3 4 Cen eral Class Committees 4 Glve Club l 2 Cafcterla Staff 4 Class Play 4 WILLIAM SUMMERS Ido not enny but I rather wonder General Class Commtttees 3 4 Track 3 Cafeterla Staff 4 Class Play 4 Onnrvvp- 'buf LUCY MORSE I never thznlm ofthe uture It comes soon enough etball 1 2 V eyball l 3 Baseball Bowling, 3 General Class CUIIIUIIIILQS 3 4- Cla 5 Play 4 Band 1 2 Cleo Club l 2 Caftterla Staff 4 MARY PRICE Anything for a quzet lzfe' General Class Committees 4 Baseball 2 Glee Club I Cla s Play 4 NORMAN TOWNSEND The :mage of denouon B s etball 1 2 3 4 Footballl 2 3 Ba eballl 2 4 Volleyball 2 3 4 Track 4 Table Tenms 1 Band 1 JUUIOI' Prom Committee 3 General Cla COHlIHlltlP 3 4 Color Guard 3 SHARON WRAPE Who can calculate on what a girl will say or do Basketball 1 2 3 4 Volleyball 1 2 3 Cheerleading Committee 3 Secretary 3 General Cla Commlttee 3 4 Nxahoure COEd1tor 4 Harbor Light 1 2 McCalls Teen Board Representatlve 4 Glee Club 1 2 4 Trlple Trlo 1 2 Bandl 2 3 4 Dance Band 2 Clar1netTr1o 3 4 Select Band 4 Music Festlvall 2 3 4 All State Band 3 Class Play4 ROBERT VENERY Nobody loves life as I do. Ba-ketball 1 2 3 4' Volleyball 1 2 3 4' Baseball 1 2 3 4' 1'Ootball 2 3- Track 3 4' General Class Com- mittees 3 4' Class Play 4' Color Guard 4. CLASS HISTORY ln the fall of 1945 four eager beayer who were to make up part of the il: of 1956 enlmred kmdcrgartmn wlth Mr llardmm holdlng the door wlde optn 'lhey were Dayld Ander 011 lleanor lltld Ctolge Gamble and Sharon wllllt Uur days were free from fare 1nd filled with play .T0lIllIlg the quartet lI'l Mr Goulds room were Nancy Cross Bomne Hayes Lucy Morse and Clllll0ll Sherman Here we made our flrst yenture lIlt0 the I'03tllllg world of Allce and Jerry In 1945 m Mrs WldWV1gQ second grade the addltlons were Sharon Halstead lamesL1ttlef1eld Donald Moore and Mary Prlce The followmg year Mrs Igyelelgh taught us the flrst fundamentals of wr1t1ng and we contmued m fourth grade wlth pen and mk Norman Townsend entered our llttle clan Krrstm Czaya and Edward Blsnett were our newcomers m the flfth grade ln our free perlod we puzzled oyer many IIISQTCFICQ that Mrs Porter read to us Cean s slxth grade Our Junlor Hlgh years were the begmmng of a new experience Robert Venery our great actor JOIIICIT the brood ln the seyenth grade and ,lean Bachner and Fdward 'Vlenard m the elghth Twenty fra lnnen llltfllltllllg Charles fasler Ind Lee Ginn entered lllgll -tht ml with study hall as thelr homeroom There were no 6lfldltlOIlQ durlng our sophomort year Wlllldltl Summers our SIllllllXlllC philosopher made tht jumor flas completz lslectlng offlcers the jumor lrom and conducting our flrst money IIl3lill!g proytcts were hlgh pomts of the year RCC6lVlIlg our tlass rmgs made us reallze th at wt were near the termlnatlon of our school years At long last the QCIIIOI' year HITIXCLT and good tnnes spent wlth Mr Commeret made lt complete '4The Improper Henry Propper our Sernor play brought out hldden talents Barbara McAnulty made the total of the graduates twenty one After all these years graduytlon 1s upon uc and we leaye with many fond memorles ofSHS ' I , ' s ' ' W- ' , I ass - - - ' 2 g v s. 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ON I1e1 I Guan .- ,- 1.1 --1 ..... .- ,- 1I LIN I Ad 1-1 pr. cl SI be 1 a brlght red L0111 ert I0 011 1 ery brlght I I1u re 111 bport 1 XY rape I1.1r CLASS WILL We the members of the Senlor Class of Sackets Hlgh School ln the County of Jefferson and the State of New York belng of sound mlnd and memory do make pubhsh and declare thls our last wlll and testament IH the f0ll0WlIlg manner I Davld Anderson do wlll and bequeath the front seat m the hlstory room to any Junlor who llkes to shut doors and carry typesy rlters I ,lean Bachnel do wlll and bequeath a package of combs to Shlrley Harmer so she st on t 'llways haxe to borrow one I Charles Casler do wlll and bequeath my saxophone and some sllghtly used reeds to anyone who IS musically lnellned I Nancy Cross do wlll and bequeath my splke heels to Terry Menard I KTISLIII Czaja do wlll and bequeath to the new Senlor class an ambltlous year book staff that wlll have the yearbook completed before Regents Week I Eleanor Flelds do wlll and bequeath my abrhty to blush to any pale face I George Gamble do wlll and bequeath mv curly halr and a comb for use after showers to Donnle Branche I Leland Glnn do wlll and bequeath my perverted sense of humor to Mr Commeret I Sharon Halstead do wlll and bequeath my cheerleadlng ablllly to Marlon Denny I Bonme Hayes do wlll and bequeath my shaky knees when playlng the trombone to Lmda Qhehan I James Llttlefleld do w1ll and bequeath to Bob Chapman a shotgun to hep persuade some of the Semors to sell cokes and tlckets at the dances I Barbara McAnulty do wlll and bequeath the ablllty and credits to graduate ln three and a half years to any enterprlslng underclassman I Edward Menard do wlll and bequeath a blrd sanctuary to Bob Chapman I Donald Moore do will and bequeath some of my height to Gene SlgIl0I' to IIICICHSC hrs basketball ablllty I Lucy Morse do wlll and bequeath my Hlllllty to become a Semor to ,Ioan Derouln I Marv Prlce do wlll and bequeath my SIICIICC to Gall Huttemann I Clmton bherman do mll and bequeath my ablhty to remam ln hlstory more years than I care to remember to any one who wants lt I Wllllaltl Summers do will and bequeath my lazlness to anyone who may be sufferrng from over ambltlon I Norman Townsend do mll and bequeath to Ronald Cook the mckname Vnbro WNIIICII was PTEYIOUQIB wllled to me by Norman Patterson I Robert Venery do mll and bequeath 1 whole slew of pennies to Gene The Moocher qlgIl0I' I Sharon Wrape do wlll and bequeath to Jolene Fawdry a dlary to be read at any future pajama parnes and al o a roll away ' bed for any glrl who wants to get her beauty sleep , . u J 7 3 C , 9 I 7 - 7 C t v ' - . 7 . . 2 7 , L 2 1 ' ' 1 Y Y . . . . 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' . c S H I We the Cla s of 1956 do wlll and bequeath to Vlr Robmson a group of students wlth no confllft to necessitate several dlfferent schedule We the Cla s of 1956 do will and bequeath an HUIOIIIHUC change counter to r Walls to 1 1 t III tralghtenmg out the ICC eream money We the Cla s of 1976 do w1ll and bequeath to 'Vlr Huttemann a refresher course ln all the extra math subjects he w1ll be teachlng next year We the Class of 1956 do w1ll and bequeath a room ln the new wmg to Mlss Trull so that she may conduct her varlous classes wlthout the nolse and confusron of hlgh school We the Class of 1956 do w1ll and bequeath a permanent retlrement to Mr Russell untll she has her famlly ralsed We the Class of 1956 do w1ll and bequeath to Mr RICE tum ea els for h1s future artrstlc offsprmg We the Class of 1956 do Wlll and bequeath a perenmal garden to Mrs Jerome so that she w1ll always have POSICS for her desk We the Class of 1956 do w1ll and bequeath an erght Slded room to Mr Commeret Wlth more corners ln WhlCh to stand hrs frlsky SCDIOIQ and out durmg the rush season to Mrs Brodle We the Class of 1956 do w1ll and bequeath to Mr Parker an ultra modern kltchen and students who know how to push the buttons We the Class of 1956 do w1ll and bequeath to Mr Felstel classes that wont punch holes 1n o1l cans and other numerous pranks We the Class of 1956 do W11l and bequeath to Mr Markell a new varnl h and wax job on the gymnaslum floor after next year s Jumor Prom We the Class of 1956 do w1ll and bequeath to Mrs Markell the long awalted rlsers for Glee Club We the Class of 1956 do w1ll and bequeath a tape recorder to Mr Hutchln so that he w1ll have a lastlng memory of hrs A bands We the Class of 1956 do wlll and bequeath a physlcal fltness course to Mr Smrth to keep her 1n trlm after she gn es up teachmg phy slcal educatlon We the Class of 1956 do Wlll and bequeath to Mlss Delaney a cedar lmed closet IH Wh1Ch to keep the nlne brldesmald gowns w1th the fond wlsh that the tenth w1ll be the long whlte one We the Class of 1956 do w1ll and bequeath to Mr Bondelllo an alr condltloner to relleve the stuffmess of her 0ff1CC In wltness thereof we have hereunto ubscrlbed our name thrs twenty frfth day of June rn the year mneteen hundred and f1fty eeafe , s , ' , 1 . 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DAVID ANDERSON Secretary Y, ,,,,,, .,,,,,,,, E LEANOR FIELDS Treasurer ., .,.. e,e,ee, S HARON HALSTEAD CLASS FLOWER Wfhite Carnation CLASS COLORS Three Shades of Blue CLASS MOTTO Vigilance, action, wise counsels . . . these znsure success. JUNIOR CLASS President A777, . 77,,,7.. ,., ,w... ..........,.. R O BERT CHAPMAN Vice President ,,,Aee.7,7...,...,v.,v.e.e..,,e. CATHERINE CADY Secretary .,.Aieee..,,.,.A.e..,,,A..ee,,,,veeeve,. NANCY THOMPSON Treasurer .7ee....,..,....eee.7,e,eeeee,,,,eeee,.. SHIRLEY HARMER CLASS FLOWER Baby Orchlds CLASS COLORS Three Shades of Plnk CLASS MOTTO We shall find a way or we shall make one FIRST ROW Gall Huttemann Jolene Fawdrey Catherme Cady Ellen Robertson Jacquelme Humphrey Betty Mam Shrrley Harmer SECOND ROW Ann Tramham Judxth Lynch Nancy Thompson Mrs Anlta Russell Wendellyn Harrlgan Sally Crlpp Patrrcxa Denny THIRD ROW Marlon Denny Gene Srgnor Frank Boulton Paul Dmgman Root Parker Barbara Spencer FOURTH ROW Donald Branche Lynn Eggleston Robert Chapman Donald Blgness Ronald 2 ' , , ' , , ' y 7 - 3 v a 7 N' 7 7 S ' : 7 7 9 7 7 ' : 9 3 7 5 Cook, Barry Howery, Gordon Fawdrey. fr- 11' 'A , , '-V y a y . . . V - 2 ' ' . L , V ' ' . be M - X f -M IW NINTH GRADE FIRQT ROW Jean Drrllot lN1na Dau Eleanor Nloore Qharon Kxrch Patrrcla Parker Sharon Halloran Eunrte Wlereand Qandra Haye Jacquellnt Deroum QECOND ROW Edna Mahon Chu tme Boulton Etta Nlor e Wir Herbert Huttcmann Nlarron Blgnes Carol Coodrrch Myrtle Qcee qharon B1 hop THIRD ROW Joan Conklm 'Nlar aret Gamble James Hardy Thomas Bualer Frederlck Bachner Raymond OBr1en Qharon F1 hcr Betty Rhlne FOURTH ROW Nlargo Layo Royal Qhtrman Jo eph Prom Wllllam Curtl Aden NIcWayne Cuyowen Hall John Gray Terrell Nlenard I TENTH GRADE FIRST ROW Karen Czaja Jo tphme Qtewart Beverly Haye Patrrcla Qhearman Nancy Jenne lrem BEICTIHPT Jams Howery QFfOND ROW Joan Derourn Lmda Qhehan Janlce Smrth Mrs lrent Jerome Judy Crocs Mary Qamble Barbara Lapp Jean Bockub THIRD ROW Drane Faye Cllfford Brown Earl Robm on Bruce Crnn Jesse Rtczko Carl Chawgo Donna DICRIHSOH FOURTH ROW hr Ima Spencer .John Brown Robert Fleld Davxd Cray Kenneth Crm Baaxl VanCamp Lawrence Cerber Qtanley Lawo Janmt Tallman g . it EIGHTH GRADE PIRNT ROW Qather1ne Shattuck Judy Overton E ther Lu 'Nlereand Bonme Thomp on L01 Robert on Sharon Stoke-Q Sharon Parker Vnromca Thomp on 'Nlerry Tramham QECOND ROW Brfnda Qummcr Cary Sm1th Paul Ph1ll1p Bernard Thomp on 'NI1 l'a1th Trull Daud Roblnson Jam: 'Nlarun Donald Waahhurn Sally Morin THIRD ROW Cary 'NlcLonnell Daymc nd NICQUHF fan Thomp on Donald OBr1en George Tralnham Jo 1-ph glam Cordon Woodard HRNT ROW Qallv Lawo Jtnny F1 h Blanvhr Lafraw Nharon Cnpp Batty Curt1 Judy Wnow k1 Rebecca Lvnch fanlvn Rranchf joannf- Harngan SECOND ROW R1chard Kohl Donald knder on Donald Rrown ferard frmg, Xl Ro elwn Kvllar Flmd B1 hop Qtophen KQDHPN Daud gpencer Stanley boodwm THIRD ROW Arthur R1ckel 'Nhchael F1 h Daw1d Bu h jo eph Ranullc Rxchard Faw Patnck Elhot! f ur e Chawgo . 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L11 g ' . wa n 4 5 1 , l SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW Ruby Nlaxwell Ro e Ann Nlaxwell Judy Segovl Jean Parker Wmlfred Patton Gall Meyer Bomta Reczko Joanne Sherman Nlar aret whllHPV SECOND ROW Walter Blake Gerald McConnell Rlchard 'Nlahon 'llartm Schnexder Mr Kenneth VanOrman Eu ene Parker George Robbins Bernard Hayes Peter Ph1ll1p THIRD ROW Clyde Phllllp Robert Robertson Bernard Stale Davld Nlahon Robert Nlarmo Gary Baxter l SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW Sharon Dmgman Shlrley Scee Jamce Reczko Bonnxe Flelds Jean Klock Trudy Hr Katherlne Kee m Patrncla Johnson Aloha Humphrey 5FCOND ROW Charles Commeret Wlllldlll Goodrnh 'Nlnthael H.1ll1r.1n James Kenney Lharlottf Coldwell 'Vlrs Julxa Brown Bonlta frm Robert Gamble Vlnee nt Ca ar1o Denms F1 her Cllfford Bennett THIRD ROW Robert furtl John Deroum fharle fltlllfld e Jack Gerber Wllllam John on 'Nllchael Blalr Lyndon Huttemann Hanford Jeromt Slum Blccum I A Q 5 - 1 5, , . , , , . g 1. I . . . U - v - , - , - - , D , ' r, S. 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FIFTH GRADE FIRQT ROW Nue NICWllllHl'Il I.ou1f Parker Carol Have Sally Brown Nancy Parker Betty John on 'Vancs Colwell SECOND ROW Rosalyn Overton Judy Alcombrack Donna Scee Nancy Layo Nlrc Alberta Law on Nladellne Hardy Emllle Reczko Lmda LaF0n!a1ne Barbara Dm man THIRD ROW John Jerome Stephen Brown John Angu John Calhoun John Patton SCWSTICD Nlex er Hllton Qhattuclx Joe Robbm FIFTH GRADE FIRST ROW Anelta Qummfr Nancy Sherman Rally Carey Nancy Baxter Sharon Marmo Ruth Rohm on Therea Banullc 'Xllce More Lmda WaShlJurn QECOND ROW Mlchael Thomp on Arthur LaCrax Nllchael Harrlgan Robert 'Nlajor Mrs Lucy Porter James Webb Robert llachner Cllbert Boratyn kl Edward Maxwell THIRD ROW Gill Slmonds Charles Newton Donald Bush Wllllam Nlrddleftate 'Nlrchael Brett Qtanlcy Reczko Donald EggleSton c ': Q A ' S. 'S' , j s, ' , , S . I J ' - - A 1 ' , 3 Y , ,' ,' . . .. S - A , ' . , ' g . 1 . . ' S, ' . , QV ' A j s. ' - '. ' s. -, I . ' S. 1 . -O 1' . ' w I v ' S . s '. . ' s . 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'z , ' J, s ', , S , S, - V, 5 , . THIRD GRADE FIRQT ROW Terry Thoma Mayne DuColon Constance Brennon Nancy Halloran Dorothy Blckel 'Nlargaret Blckel Barbara WIIOW k1 Alter Crossman Peggy Burke 'SECOND ROW Harry Layo Charle Whalen Clorxa Croyle Elame Green Judy lsham 'Nlrs Verna Evelel h Paula ,lu1l1an1 Lmda Heasllp Krl tme Parker cherry Kxdd Carv DeRouch1e THIRD ROW Leonard LaDuke Chrlstopher Cush Wllllam Qchatz Charles En coe Cary Hes Cram Cobb John Colm THIRD GRADE FIRQT ROW Bewerly lolvsell Judy Klock Lmda 'Nlurphv Donna Drake fonnn Bergenstock Karen Denny Teresa John on Drana Thomas Kathryn Busler SECOND ROW Mlchael Koslow Shlrley Angus Janette Vandermlll Debby Nellls 'Vlr Sallle Sample Ann Thompson Pamela bu hlaw 'Nlark Ph1ll1ps lblerle NIcWayne THIRD ROW James. Cray Cordon Cardlnal Benjamln Baker John Kee mg Jackson Knowlton Ronald Tnmmerman Larry Peer Thomas Angu C : s, , , ., . , ' ' . . ' , ' S '. ' ' ee . . . ' ,, : 1' . S l , I . , . , A v A -- Ag 1 .. ., . . y .S. W M . 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' . , s. i-12 Q Q ' 1 I f SECOND GRADE FIRQT ROW Edward 'Worley Robert Bendwell Earle Hubbard Eugene Weltz Henry Klock Danrel Freeman Peter Bellm er SECOND ROW Ronald Klzrer Bruce Johnson Gordon Major Drnnl Robmeon 'Nhchael Ransome Dennl 'NIcAnulty Cary Swam Clrard DeRouch1e THIRD ROW Llnda Nlarmo Sharon Angue Nancy Prow 'llerredlth Paro Darlene Gu hlaw Rita Bur en lock Vllr Arlene LaRue ab ent P SECOND GRADE FIRST ROW Kathy Cray 'Nlarle He Cheryl Hopkm Kathy Hfldge Judy Nlurdock Terry Ru ell Ann Venery Cheryl Qnnond Sandra bmltb QEFOND ROW Trudy Baker Theodore Thoma Edward Whalen Call Brown Barbara Bra Joel Wmchell Lam 'Nlclntoh Sandra fwolwell THIRD ROW Rlchard LaFonta1ne Edward 'Nlereand Dou la Prow Frederlc Nleyer John Hes Gregory NIcW1ll1am Ronnie Roof Terrance Cu h Xhchael Nlahon f'Vlr Thelma Thoma ab ent I ., I . , . - , 5 , g - M 5 ' T s f a l 1 - 's ' e , . , s A . '. . , . : A , -. . . , , s , g S '. . 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I KINDERGARTEN FIRST ROW 'Nlomca Kldd Pamela Cardmal Lmda Thoma Rebecca Sturtz Lana Russell Karolyn K1 sell Ellen Helvle Sherry RCSSCgUlC Brenda Brown Deborah Lloyd Susan Blowers SECOND ROW Clay Atwater Charles Green Jay Matteson Delores LaFontame Mrs Ellen Hardman Beth Wardwell Ronnle Clobrldge Dlckle Dunaway Gary Huttemann John Olmstead THIRD ROW Roger Kohl Peter Roof Vo e Qhattuck Phxhp Gomg Rlchard Nelson Jaclue Lane KINDERGARTEN FIRST ROW Karen Vhlhelm Peggy Scee Rohm Ran ome Chnstme Layo Qherxda Paro .Iana Rae gprague Vary LOUISE Clfford Joann Nicknulty QECOND ROW Davld Harrigan .Iames Flelds Darlene Brough 'Nlr NIUTICI Ca ler Vary Kluer Kerrel Lennox Daud He THIRD ROW Lewls Angus Ronald 'DeRouch1e Thoma Qawyer, Robert Pechey Dav1d Thoma Robert Burgenstock 5 - 1 1 1 1 ' M 5 1 1 ' - 1 1 - - 9 I 9 ' 7 9 7 ' : , , s e , s, , . - If 'l 1 1 . S , - I 1 -1 . 1 - 1 A ' 1 - - I- sd I I 1 1 1 - S- . S 1 A ' ' , . 1 ss. 3 1 1 5 -- '1 51 BUS MAINTENANCE IA-rf' IIY SS 1 -f I KK I1 1 - CAFETERIA STAFF wi DRIVERS Q-SE - fg- J ---.- -' 1 , A. Q 3 Wim , ,... FIRST RUXY: Lum Xlirisv. KIWHSPIIII. I-11111 41 ni Xl:-11ar1l fnuja. Iloniiie' Hay-5. 51111111 1 W, Yi' 1 l'iI1'z111o1' Fiefiil-. Nanny Cross. .ivan HHCIIIIPF. Sharon Xirapc. Kristin ll llalstvami. 'Xlury Prim-. SECUNIJ ROYV: Rolwrt Yefiwrv. Norniuii . klizirlvs Caflvr. tivlifgl' Cariilllv. fiiillfllll Sh0l'Ill3Il. David And:-rsml. lluiialfl 31111111-. .lainivf I.itIln-fivlfi. 1.1-lam! tiillll. YEARBOOK STAFF Kriskin C233 a W e simon '?D1'1To11s 4. ' 3 5 1 QS 'We Q O vu, 2 SCli00l BAND FIRST ROW: josim- Ste-wart. john Gray. lic-rnartl Hayes. Jacqueline Humplirt-y, SICIQUND ROW: Stephen Kenney. Gary McConnell. Jolene Fawdrvy. Catherine Cady. Shirley Harme-r. Sharon Wrape, Wt-ntlcllyn Harrigan. ,Ioanne Harrigan. Rf-ln-cca Lynch. Gail Meyer. Yimw-nt tlassario ,lames Marvin. THIRD ROW: Margaret Whitney. ,loan Huttemann. Charlcs Ca-lt-r. Georg., Gamhle. Patricia Parker. Sharon Halloran. Janis Howe-ry. Pamela Cryder, Pt-guy Gamhlf-. Jam'-s Kenney, Joanne Sherman. Nlr. Hubert Hutchison. l 0l'RTH ROW: Eugicm- Parke-r. llugh Good- win. ,loan Conklin. Carol Goodrich. Kristin Gzaja. l.o-land Ginn. Clinton She-rnlan. Sharon Kirch. James: Bigncss. Charles COIllI'tlCI't'I, Lyndon Huttemann. Lois Rohr-rtson. l ll 'l'll ROV: Funicc Mereand, Donna Dickinson. Linda Shi-han. lfarl liolmin-on, Be-ycrly' Hayes. lflcanor lsivltls. Xlary Gamble, Bonnie Hayes. ,lean Drillot. Betty Main. BAND Within the school year of 1955-1956 the Sackets Harbor lligh School Band par- ticipated in several music activities. A Select Band was organized hy' Mr. Hutchison that advanced to Grade 4 music. Both hands went to the Spring Festival at Potsdam and came home with 34 out of 36 possible As Also all of the ensembles received AE. The school hand took part in two parades which included Firemenis Day at Dexter and International Goodwill Day' at Brockville. Ontario. ln these they were presented with the hest high school hand award. During the year three concerts were given which also included the Glee Clulu under the direction of Mrs. Markell. They hoth performed for l'.'l'.A. also. To conclude the year the hand. excluding the Seniors, played at :Xchievement Night and Graduation. x X Xjttxk' its-Xo. x? 5 X Yso'0'xo-500' S30 YP' Q -. . How gf . - Q save QW ' 'X . vi tw A GW' UW GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: Fclna Nlahon, Gail Huttm-mann. Josephine Stewart. Sharon Wrape, Lois Robertson, Ellen Robert- son. Jacqueline Humphrey, Betty Curtis, Barbara McAnulty. Carolyn Branche. SECOND ROW: Merry Trainham, .lumly Witowski, Blanche LaGray. Beverly Hayes. Bonnie Hayes, Mrs. Margaret Markell, Bonnie Thompson, Betty Rhines. Sharon Cripp, Brenda Summers, Sally Layo. THIRD ROW: Janice Smith, Sharon Bishop, Judith Lynch, Marion Bigness, Christine Boulton, Joan Derouin. Sharon Fisher. Jenny Fish, Ann Trainham, Catherine Shattuck FOURTH ROW: George Chawgo, Arthur Biekel, Gerald NIeConnell. Barry Howery. Leland Ginn, Donald Moore Donaltl Bigness. Charles Casler. Joseph Banville. David Bush. David Spencer. fxifn Odom rw f ' , FA Q U Z E A M S wlwwwn .,.,f, , MAJORETTES Karen Czaja. Sharon Hallqr- an, Shirley Harmer, Jean Bachner. Xxx? v,v....v g 'AWi Y . ii , u,f1 MMw Wy David ,- 'jj -Mk ' Allder son, James Linlefidd Rob 7 PFI Ch apman, Robnn Vpmr . yn QQ FIRST ROW: James Littlefield. SECOND ROW: Barry Howery, Kenneth Cring. THIRD ROW: Ronald Cook, Coach VanOrman, George Gamble. FOURTH ROW: John Brown, Robert Venery. FIFTH ROW: Cene Signor, Earl Robinson, Managerg Royal Sherman, Donald Branche. VARSITY BASKETBALL Coach VanOrman, our new coach, brought the Varsity team through a very successful season. Four veterans-Jimmy Littlefield, Norman Townsend, Bob Venery, and George Gamble-bolstered the team but all the boys really worked hard and, winning or losing, showed amazing fighting spirit to the end. There was a much improved tally from previous years with nine wins and seven defeats and an offensive average of 65.9 points during the regular season. The season ended with the Indians in fourth place in the Oswego-Jefferson League. We They W e They 74 Belleville H . ......... 64 51 Belleville ,,......,,. .... . ..,.6O 61 Sandy Creek . ,, , ....... 74- 74 Sandy Creek .,,,. ..,.... . .82 65 Adams ........,, , ......... 64' 68 Adams ......,..... ......... 3 4 63 Mannsville ..,.., ......... 4- 7 80 Mannsville ...... ....,.... 4- 1 56 Brownville ,, ......... 4-2 75 Brownville .... .. 1.1.58 70 Henderson ..,. ....... f .53 76 Henderson ...... ..,,..... 3 7 61 Dexter ......,V...,.... ......... 6 9 56 Dexter ...........,... ......... 64- 61 Adams Center ,.,,.,, ...4..... 86 63 Adams Center ....... ............ 7 0 1054 94-5 5 5 1 FIRST ROW: Daymond McCune, Managerg Clifford Brown, Coach VanOrman, David Mahon. SECOND ROW: Stanley Layo, William Curtis, John Cray. THIRD ROW: Earl Robinson, Larry Gerber. FOURTH ROW: Joe Prow, Kenneth Cring. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Enjoying one of the most successful seasons in Junior Varsity history, the little lndians finished in a three way tie for the top position in the Oswego-Jefferson League. Supporting a twelve win and a four loss record, they, at times, looked like the class of the league. This team bears watching in the next two years. Good luck in the future! We They 36 Belleville ,, ,,,ttt ,,,,i,,t 3 8 4-4 Sandy Creek tt,t.., ..,,e.,. 3 8 61 Adams ,,,et, .. ..., ., ,M42 4-1 Mannsville ett.,eee ,,e,,ee. 3 2 38 Brownville ,,,ee,e ,i,,,ee, 2 4- 34 Henderson .,,,,,,, ,...i.., 3 3 31 Dexter ,.,,.i,,,eeee ..t..... 3 6 29 Adams Center ,,,,, tttt.... 4- 1 We They 50 Belleville ,,,,,,,,,, knlfrrirr 5 5 56 Sandy Creek ,, Y,,,, V Krrrrr 729 48 Adams ,,,,,,,, , V wbrrdrr 4,7 52 Mannsville , mW25 64 Brownville r,,,e f Vylrzb- 4,7 32 Henderson ,,,,, frrrvrrw 2 3 36 Dexter , ,,.,,,t, Vrrfrfrr 3 1 58 Adams Center 7 V,VV7--A7 W-4,9 710 590 CHEERLEADERS LEFT T0 RIGHT Catherme Cady Sharon Halstead Nancy Cross Shlrley Harnler Bonme Haye f'NIar1on Dennv Sub D LEFT TO RIGHT Sharon F1sher Jvarmr B0Ckl1 Jamce Qmlth Judy Cro Nlary Gamble Ham Howery Quai 2: I. ,.,, M IZ 6,,W VOLLEYBALL The Volleyball Team had a very successful season this year, win- ning both league and area cham- pionships. Team members are-FIRST ROW: Nor- man Townsend, William Curtis, James Littlefield. Ronald Cook. SECOND ROW: Donald Branehe. Robert Vvnery. Barry Howery. and George Gamble. E374 Q4 TRACK In the second year of competi- tion the Track Team finished in an effectual manner. Sackets was - 3 ,bi is 99 the victor over Adams Center in a dual meet and ended the league meet one and a half points behind them. The team set a new record in the 880-relay at the Watertown Invitational Meet. x-5 ii FIRST ROW: Norman Townsend, Earl Robinson, David Anderson, Carl Chawgo. SECOND ROW: Robert Venery, Ronald Cook, George Gamble, John Brown, Kenneth Cring, James Littlefield. THIRD ROW: Barry Howery, David Bockus, Stanley Layo, Robert Chapman, Charles Casler and Lynn Eggleston. BASEBALL The Baseball Team finished in sixth place with four wins and four defeats. In the second division playoffs they defeated Henderson and then were beaten by Adams leaving an over-all record of five and five. James Littlefield was captain. Members included-FIRST ROW: Earl Robinson, Robert Venery, Larry Gerber, John Gray, George Gamble, Ronald Cook, Gene Signor, James Littlefield, Kenneth Cring, Norman Townsend, Barry Howery. SECOND ROW: Managers, Donald Ander- son and Jack Gerber: Donald Branche, Stanley Layo, William Curtis, Davis Mahon and Daymond McCune. is 1 f 1 , lv -.mf ze'-f-it .f if JQFG or 5. Ar 4 ,gs is A - .,.,,. ,W me vw' - f V fy: gyvf. Q, J' Q.,,l'..I6 LIBRARY COMMERCIAL HOMEMAK ING Ii.. SCIENCE 914 X LANGUAGE if, ,TQ FUTURE FARMERS F' ffl? SHOP ,-www ' AMERICA X. ...fi -J .1 Y ART I' IRQT ROW ,Ican Hal Ilml NIldI'1lIl HaIst4 ad I nn N I lttlm fnld Ilawld Ind: r-un Flcanor I'1mId Nmron Wrapc NIL! UNIJ ROW INan1y Irn Iinnnu Hayr I ur-14 anne Kr: lm Ildjd I Irntun Sh: rman uuy Mnrsm NI ry I rn: IH J W I harln las Ir Rube rt V1 n Norman Townsend Donald Moore, Wllllam Nummsr'-, Leland Glnn, Edward Menard Ulllllllllcclllilll 'ELL Till!! 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