Beekmantown Central School - Crest Yearbook (Plattsburgh, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1960 volume:

sf 7775 Cm 2960 EKMAN1' NN x AA F X R Y ff S sw? E Qi WMI. Mk 1- 4:-3 5 m . 'gg , ,M Ar: if q Mrs. Wiener is giving her Latin class some historical background. These students are learn- ing the fundamentals of commercial procedure. Mlllllm X Mr Leahy is pointing out the various parts of the car's engine to the Driver Education Class. Q E Mr. johnson and Mr. Leahy are busy con- ducting a class in industrial arts. --Q tgp Mrs. Dominy and a few homemaking students are shown here in our well equipped Home Eco- nomics Department. , K A , . f N ' f ffl k A F L X23 X! '7 Seen here is Mr. Gadway giving individual atten- tion to an office practice student. JL, 11.5, QL 155' E x v . ,gg2v,,11i' A- ,, an 3 3 in ,yas 51: .LE 39 Dedicafivn To Mr. John P. Glasgow, high school principal of Beekmantown Central School, who has shown a personal interest in each of us, assisted us with admirable patience, inspired us with his confidence and, in every way, enhanced our chances for success, we, the Class of 1960, dedicate this second edition of The Crest. Our principal, Mr. Glasgow, was born in- Omaha, Nebraska. He attended schools in Minnesota and Nebraska and received his high school diploma from Assumption Academy in Chadron, Nebraska. Desiring further education, he attended Nebraska State University Teachers College at Chadron, where he received the degree of Bachelor of Science. Mr. Glasgow began his teaching career at a rural school in Andrews, Nebraska. Following that, he was employed as a business teacher and coach at Uehling, Nebraska, and later taught in the same capacity at Dahlgren, Illinois. In 1945, he moved to Dannemora, New York where he accepted a teaching post in the commercial department. Mr. Glasgow obtained his Master of Education degree at Syracuse University, and later did further graduate work at St. Lawrence University in Canton, New York. In 1951, Mr. Glasgow became the supervising principal at Dannemora, New York, a post which he held until 1957, when he came to Beekmantown as high school principal. x F- 'f MR. GLASGOW, High School Principal MR. BROMLEY, Guidance Counselor MR. RYAN, District Principal Adminisfrafivu MR. SEARS, Elementary Principal and MR. FRANDINO, Elementary Principal ' Transportation Supervisor and Adult Education cw.. - -ox- 7.-.S a1.1r x..-J- 'md .uni l6'w1rd af Sducafion FIRST ROW Mr Harold Luck Mr Edgar Penfreld Mr Srdney Duquette Jr Mrs. Mary D Gregory Mrs. Philomena Harlan Mr. Robert Lyon Presrdent SECOND ROW Mr Clarence Pharr Mrs Kathryn Grube Mr W1l11am Burgess Mr. B. Loyal O Connell Mr. Joseph Lavorando Congratulatrons IH arrrvrng at your commencement Your class as well as other classes wh1ch are to follow 1n the next decade IS most fortunate You are begrnnrng your l1fe work at one of the greatest ages rn the htstory of the world The Space Age The opportumtres whrch are open to you are lrmrtless Never before have there been so many scholarsh1ps grants and other monetary alds avatlable to those who wlsh to fur ther therr educatron We have endeavored to prepare you for the great chal lenges whrch he ahead Our hope rs that we have prepared you well to meet these challenges 4Q4.Q,.'J -an., Prmczpal is' ,flfiessagv U r , ' I ' ' ' I I ' f Q 0 The arm of the staff ln preparmg thrs pubhcatron has been a smgle one that rt may serve as a land of memory where we may 11ve agarn rn every detarl the happy years whrch we have spent together at Beekmantown Central School w111 help to preserve the memorres Wh1Ch are sure to mean so much to us rn years to come We smcerely hope that thrs second ed1t1on of The Crest may be a favorrte companron of every member of the class of 1960 JJ? ,J We have captured glimpses, here and there, which we hope ' J 5d1ivr 5 Message FIRST ROW: Miss Luck, Mrs. Dominy, Mrs. Therrien, Miss Bolles, Mrs. Wiener, Mrs. Feulner, Mrs. Belden, Mrs. Lea, Mrs. Sanger. SECOND ROW: Miss Gadway, Mrs. Waldmann, Mrs. Ryon, Mrs. Catelli, Mrs. Lefeve, Mrs. Horrigan, Miss Bennett, Mrs. Trahan. THlRD ROW: Mr. Oakley, Mr. Smith, Mr. Gadway, Mr. Kanaly, Mr. Ducatte, Mr. Bailey, Mr. Dailey. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Johnson, Mr. Leahy, Mr. Davies, Mr. Earl, Mr. DeGrandpre, Mr. Jodoin. Miss Mrs. Mrs. Miss Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Miss Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Miss Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Sharron Luck Ruth Dominy Lois Therrien Charlotte Bolles Johanna Wiener Nancy Feulner Patricia Belden Thelma Lea Stella Sanger Mary Rita Gadway Flora Waldmann Diana Ryon Albertine Catelli Helen Lefeve Mary Horrigan Nancy Bennett Ruth Trahan Edward Oakley Arnold Smith Leonard Gadway ,Kenneth Kanaly Raymond Ducatte James Bailey Robert Dailey Hugh Johnson Raymond Leahy Benjamin Davies Paul Earl Arthur DeGrandpre Elton Jodoin High Schrfvl Zzculfy Home Economics Home Economics Special Speech Class Music French and Latin Art English Science Math. English Librarian English Commerce History and Latin English English History History Math. Commerce Science English Math. Science Ind. Arts Ind. Arts Music Science Math. Physical Education Plattsburgh State Plattsburgh State Plattsburgh State Potsdam and Ithica College La Sorbonne, Paris, Fr. Kutztown State, Penn. Southwest Missouri State Wellesley College Normal College, Plattsburgh College of St. Rose Texas State College Goucher College, Maryland New York University College of New Rochelle Normal College, Plattsburgh Trinity College Syracuse University Plattsburgh State Albany State N. Y. S. C. T. Albany Plattsburgh State Plattsburgh State Albany State State University Oswego State Oswego State Boston University Houghton College St. Michael's College Springfield College FIRST ROW: Mrs. Ladd, Mrs. Gooley, Mrs. Gonyea, Mrs. Duquette, Miss Bolles, Mrs. Conroy, Miss Bushey, Mrs. Beeman, Mrs. Gursin, Mrs. DeCelle. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Traynor, Mrs. King, Mrs. Burgess, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Harrigan, Mrs. Miner, Mrs. Bartlett, Mrs. Frenyea, Mrs. Bombard, Miss Dashnaw, Mrs. Boyse THIRD ROW: Miss O'Connell, Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. Toner, Mrs. Crary, Mrs. Collins, Mrs. Flynt, Mrs. Hart, Mrs. Lavorando, Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. Church, Mrs. Ruffing. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Wright, Mr. Tennion, Mr. Yakey, Mrs. Gilbert, Miss Curtin, Mrs. Sanger, Mr. Tourville, Mr. Healy. Slemeufary Sizculfy Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Miss Mrs. Miss Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Miss Carol Ladd Francis Gooley Florence Gonyea Joan Duquette Charlotte Bolles Mary Conroy Eleanor Bushey Lena Beeman Doris Gursin Delia DeCel1e Pearl Traynor Barbara King Violet Burgess Blanche Robinson Marjorie Harrigan Barbara Miner Ruth Bartlett Bernadette Frenyea Eileen Bombard Doris Dashnaw Sixth grade Fifth grade First grade Remedial Reading Music Fourth grade Kindergarten Third grade Fourth grade Fourth grade Second grade Second grade Sixth grade Kindergarten Fifth grade Fourth grade Third grade Third grade Third grade Third grade Mrs. Miss Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Anna Boyse Helen O'Connell Evelyn Kennedy Nina Toner Ruth Crary Iris Collins Kathleen Flynt Julia Hart Ellen Lavorando Elizabeth Hunt Mary Church Helen Ruffing Emily Wright Franklin Tennion Norbert Yakey Virginia Gilbert Patricia Curtin Evelyn Sanger Clement Tourville Francis Healy Fourth grade First grade Second grade Fifth grade Second grade Fifth grade Second grade First grade Third grade First grade First grade Fifth grade First grade Fifth grade Sixth grade Kindergarten First grade First grade Sixth grade Sixth grade ll I' S 67 S Mrs. Patricia Jones, Mrs. Ianeann Luck. YK' .Jima Mrs. Marjean Chapman Mrs. Veriita Moore Mrs. Betty Bromley f f? 1-......s 4 a ff 6' L' Picfure la Noi' 5 Available t ll if I Mas. PArR1c1A BABBIE Miss IUDITH FULLER S High School Office Guidance Office S I 11 f if F . 3 s if 2 . , K' ,v ,'l' J LY J' Q'-r . 'QM1' ,rv S Y -. x .. l We ' N QL ' Qi.,-6 IA. ' if QV FIRST ROW: Della Corron, Mildred Gagnier, Nathalie Merrihew, Theresa Stone, Margaret Rivers, Sharon Luck, Ruth Brown, Marlene Barcomb. SECOND ROW: lone Barcomb, Leona Mooso, Helen Winterbottom, Betty Soper, Florence Powers, Beatrice Aeken, Shirley Darrah, Rita Vaun. ll 5 I 17 i a I1 Edward Maslak, Lawrence Barber, Harry Anderson. 5 Charles McLean, Victor Corron, Irwin Mattoon, Richard Hinds, I- Zl FIRST ROW: Harold Donivan, Arthur Tetreault, Joseph Manor, Jerome Taylor, William Chauvin, Michael Collins, Willard Bulriss, Reginald Burdo, Homer Taylor, Gerald Bordeau. BACK ROW: Donald Sanger, Raymond Mitchell, Armand Favreau, Luther Hagar, Gordon LaDuke, Phil Defayette, Raymond LaPier, Bernard Hindes, Harold Toner, Charles Anderson. ABSENT: Walter Goodale, John Coupal, Gerald LaPier, Rene Latrielle, Rev. John Lamos, Fred LaVigne, and Francis LaDuke. , ,. ,. W Qgy, 3, 'Z ,nh 15 w'i':ni 5 H, , -81 Msn- ' a 3 v 'X 36 + 1 B it SW -:Q a .P . Lf' , Y 3 x , ,gg 1 4 , in - 1 ' ' 1 . me vi 5 ' , ig ,A Lwylgs-fx , ,I A R -1 iq U 5 ' m .bfi , U , 1 .- E . , , rg- . 1 Q3 , ' I Q Q ' w ,. . A 5 H 1 'V is fig J . J A y. -4 , v 'lik 'X' xr 1 I , ,QAH?if S R:1F ?? . ,W ,'liw3.A'wf' 'iig- 'Qv' NIR-5XfW:F,5 PK 2 2 1 .QA Y F 1 .- ,n n ', Sigggil , - Y Q E 'XI xi 'Q ' vii t. .av M ga 3 ,E W4 ' ghzxk 1 :giwil 2 L six xx? E Q fi, Q, Q E, .13 s '1 , H' f ' 5, .Wasps zggsilxgr-4 if 4 iig-Lf 3 ' Pwr 'nv' 4 f a . . h 1 - al -Aw ! 'K 'P . 13 4 ,- ' c, . 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Record Club 3, 45 Newspaper lg Operetta Way Up On Old Smoky lg Cheerleader lg Photography Club 39 Dramatics 35 Dec. Comm. Junior Prom 3. fm fmfs. 'JT CARROLL WENDELL BARBER Academic Not whether he won or lost, but how he played the game. Band 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Club 1, 2, King of Junior Prom 3, Vice Presi- dent Class 1, 2, 3, 4. rw MARY DALE BLAIR Dale Academic Silence sweeter is than speech. Record Club 3, Dec. Comm. Junior Prom 3 Prop. Comm. Senior Play 4. NANCY JEAN BOURDEAU Secretarial There's always a smile, and back of the smile something worth while. Varsity Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1,2, Athletic Club 2, Record Club 3, 4, Junior Prom Court 3, Alt. Rep. Student Council 4, Dec. Comm. junior Prom 3, Make-Up Comm. Senior Play 4. Chorus 1, 2, Library Club 1, Leather Club 2, MARY ANN BOUSQUET Business Good nature and good sense must ever join. Record Club 3,4g Chorus 1,25 Prop. Comm. Senior Play 4. EARL LAWRENCE BUDRO Larry Business A cheerful countenance is an index to a man's character. Dec. Comm. Junior Prom 3. DOROTHY MIN TA BURKE Business Fair in manner and gentle in speech. Newspaper lg Dec. Comm. Junior Prom 33 Ath. Club 3g Library Club 3. 1' -ar' CARLA DIANE CARTER Academic Friends and a friendly conversation are my com- panions. Latin Club 1, Future Homemakers of America lg Science Club 3g Record Club 3, 45 Dec. Comm. Sr. Ball 4. KENNETH JOHN COOK Ken Academic A man of few words and good judgment Audio-Visual Club 1, 2, 3. GARY NYLE COVEY COV Business Clear the trackg here I come. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Audio-Visual 1,25 Athletic Assoc. 1,25 Building Comm. Jr. Prom 3, Jr. Prom Court 39 Set Comm. Sr. Play 4g President of Class 1, 2, Library Club 1. GERALD RAYMOND DEFAYETTE Father Business Good will is the mightiest practical force in the universe. Band 1, 2g Chorus 1,25 Dramatics 3g Photography 3g Court Comm. Ch. Ir. Prom 3. PHYLLIS ANN DUBUC Phil Business Independent nowg independent forever. Record Club 3, 45 Library Club 3g Dec. Comm. Ir. Prom 35 Make-Up Comm. Sr. Play 4. MARILYN ANN DUCHARME Business They that have patience may compass anything. Chorus 1, 2g Band 15 Library Club 1, 25 Leather Craft Club 25 Record Club 33 Dec. Comm. Jr. Prom 3. LORETTA ANNE DUQUETTE Ret Business I wish to make no enemies. Movie Club lg Library Club 3, Record Club 3, 4, Cho- rus 2g Prop. Comm. Senior Play 4, Dec. Comm. Junior Prom 3. THOMAS FORBOTKO TOm Academic Rich is the man with a friendly smile. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Ath. Club 33 Audio-Visual 3 Prom Court 3. .TOHN Pl-IILLIP FAREW ELL Academic The force of his own merit makes his way. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Mgr. 2, Chorus 1, 4, Dra- matics 2, National Honor Society President 3, 4, Junior Prom Court 3g Junior Prom General Ch. 3, Library Club 1, 2, Newspaper Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Student Council Pres. 2g Student Council Rep. 3, 4, Pep Band 3g Clinton County All-County Band 2, 3, 49 All-State Sect. Band 4. PATRICIA LOUISE GLASGOW Pat Academic me Oh, she doth teach the torches to burn bright! Chorus 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper 3, 4, Jr. Prom Court 3, Dec. Comm. Ir. Prom 3, Vice President National Honor Society 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, Cheer- leading Club 1, 2, Class Rep. Student Council 3, Na- tional Honor Society Rep. to Student Council 4, All- State Sectional Band 4, Senior Play 4, Class Treasurer 4, Clinton County All-County Band 2, 3. ff-v CATHERINE LOUISE GONYO Cathy Secretarial A true friend is forever a friend. Library Club 1, Chorus 1, Record Club 3, 4, Dramatics 3. PATRICIA MAY HAYES Pat Secretarial Her talents are of the silent kind. Chorus 2. IC ii 5' JOHN BERNARD HOGAN ..Ben.. Academic Good humor is the health of the soul. Audio-Visual 1, 2, 35 Lights and Curtains Sr. Play 4. KATHERINE JEAN HULBERT Kitsie Academic Happiness is a perfume you cannot pour on others without getting a few drops on yourself. Editor Eagles View 15 Band 1, 2, 3,45 Cho- rus 1, 25 Baton Twirling 1, 2, 35 Drum Major- ette 45 Senior Play 3, 45 Captain Cheerleaders 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Treasurer 2, 35 Queen of B. C. S. for Frosty Frolics 35 Athletic Club Attendant Jr. Prom 35 Newspaper Correspond- ent to Press 45 Community Concert 2, 3. JOHN ALBERT LAPLAN TE ..Junior., Academic The will to do, the soul to dare, the knowledge to succeed. Basketball 1, 2, 35 Baseball 1, 25 Student Council Rep. 1, 25 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Newspaper 45 Orchestra 45 Lighting Comm. Junior Prom 35 Class Pres. 45 Ath. Club 35 Vi W Dec. Comm. Junior Prom 35 Prom Court 35 Senior Play 45 Music Ch. Senior Ball 4. 5 , r 5 whiff, .- ,J I I N f ,7 A , F., ' 1, 25 Rep, B. C. S. Elks Club Award 15 Queen's RUSSELL ALBERT LAVIGNE Russ Academic Pack all your troubles in the bottom of your heart and sit on the lid and smile. Basketball 3, 4g Audio-Visual 2, 3g Dec. Comm. Jun- ior Prom 3. ROYAL GEORGE MATTOON HROY.. Academic Brevity is the soul of wit. Officer-at-Large, Student Council 3, Pres Student Cotmcil 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Base- ball 2g Basketball Mgr. 35 Library Club lg Pres. Audio-Visua12g Ath, As, 3g Senior Play 4g Dec. Comm. Junior Prom 3. ROBERT EARL MOOSO ..BugS.. Academic I-le's little from top to toe, chuck full of life and go. Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 33 Dec. Comm. Junior Prom 3, Record Club 4, Building Comm. Senior Play 4, Audio-Visual 2. EDWARD LOUIS MYATT Bucky Academic Strength of mind is exercise, not rest. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Ath. Club 1, 23 Audio-Visual 2, 3. WILLIAM ALLEN RANKIN Bill Business He carries his troubles in his pocket with a hole in it. King 's Court Junior Prom 3g Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Dec. Comm. Junior Prom 3, Ath. As. 35 Building Comm. Senior Play 4g Audio-Visual 2 THERESA MARY REYELL Academic A merry heart doeth good like a medicine. Band 1, 23 Chorus 1,2g Library Club 1, 33 Record Club 4. MARIORIE MARIE RUSSELL Marge Secretarial A good heart is worth gold. Needlecraft Club 1.2, Library Club 1, 3, Dec. Comm. ' Junior Prom 33 Record Club 4g Chorus 4. JOHN ALFRED SEARS nlack.. Business Life is more amusing than a thought. Ath. Club 1, 2, 35 Baseball 2, 3, 4g Basketball 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Sound Effects Senior Play 4, All-County Band 3, All-State Section- als 4, Library Club 1. CHARLOTTE FRANCIS SI-IIELDS Tot Academic Be sure you're right, then go ahead. Modern Dance 1, Band 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, 4, F. H. A. 1 Yearbook 3, 43 Class Sec. 3, Dramatics 3, Student Council 35 Newspaper 1, Senior Play 4g Orchestra lg Clinton County Chorus 4. JOHN RAYMOND SILVER Business All great men are dyingg I don't feel so well myself. Record Club 4g Library Club 35 Dramatics 2g Basket- ball Mgr. lg Building Comm. Junior Prom 3g Set Comm. Senior Play 4. HELEN EVELYN SORRELL Academic The deepest rivers flow with the least sound. Record Club 4. SALLY ANN STEVENS Academic Nothing great was ever done without enthusiasm. Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 4g Yearbook Treas. 3g Yearbook Editor 4g Sec. -Treas. National Honor Society 3, 4g Modern Dance lg F. H. A. 1, Prom Court 3g Alt. Rep. Student Council 2, 3g Rep. Student Council 45 Senior Play 3: Ch. Dec. Comm. Junior Prom 3g Ch. Dec. Comm. Senior Ball 4g Class Sec. lg Prompter and Usher Senior Play 4. Band 1,2g Chorus 1,2g Needlecraft Club 35 CLAUDE GILLIS TETREA ULT Business Good nature creates a cheerful countenance. Record Club 3, 45 Junior Prom Comm. 3g Senior Play 4. Q 'W 1 1 ,. .q- .H I A 6. . 1. fr- IEANNE MELANIE WATTIE Secretarial The secret of success is constancy to purpose. Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 45 Majorette 1, 2, 35 Ath. Assoc. 1, 25 Dramatics 2, 45 Yearbook 35 Class Sec. 1,25 Class President 35 Senior Play 3, 45 Prom Court 35 Newspaper 3, 45 National Honor Society 4. HILDA LEE WILCOX Secretarial She that was ever fair, yet was never loud. Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Student Council Rep. 25 Chorus 35 Junior Prom Queen 35 Majorette 1, 2, 35 Ath Assoc. 1, 25 Senior Play 45 Dec. Comm. Junior Prom 35 Dec. Comm. of Senior Ball 45 Dramatics 45 Corres- pondent Press Rep. 35 Library Club 1. We THE CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND SIXTY berng of comparatrvely sound and well balanced mrnd Wlth a few well known exceptrons declarmg th1s our Last Wrll and Testament, bequeath as follows To the Freshman Class Respect for therr classmates the Sophomore Class We wrsh good luck Wllh your Junror Prom next year Next we grve and bequeath to the Jumors 1nd1v1dual1y as follows Lyn Felton A box of matches so he won t have to rnvent hrs own Bonnre Trombley A subscrrptxon to Tall G1rls catalogue Drane Ducharme A lrfe supply of Camay soap so she can always keep her beautrful peaches and cream complexron To James Garden A book of reasons for leavrng second perrod study hall To Kay Burke A BOBBY pm Russell Lawlrss A contract to star rn the next Huckleberry Hound show Karen Holmes A car coat w1th asbestos pockets B111 Aubrn We guarantee that there wrll be a seat wartmg for you 1n your homeroom rf you qurt school again and then come back later JoAnne Corron A prrvate dectrve to work at North Bowl on weekends Judy Sorrell The best of luck rn her Sen1or year Pat Duquette Permrssron to get just one farlrng mark next year JoAnne Frredel The KEY made just for her Pat Bushey A pa1r of stllts Tom Dubuc A lesson on how to back a car out of hrs father s garage James Verattr A once a week pass for going bowlrng durrng school hours Beverly G1lman A peace prpe to smoke w1th Karen Holmes Bob Mrtchell A book entrtled A CAR OF THE FUTURE IT FLIES Marte Sears A whrstle of her own to referee Mrs Wrrght s gym classes Janet Moulton We wrsh good luck rn the years to come Brenda Merrrhew A bottle of srlence p1l1s to be taken before Math Class each day Francrs Dubuque Lessons from Sal Mrneo on how to play the drums Judy Hughes The prrvrlege of playmg volleyball for frfteen mrnutes of each gym per1od next year Larry Rock A certarn semor grves her ab1l1ty to get along w1th Mrss Bolles in Chorus Mary Jean Ducharme A rrng 1n case she never found the one she was lookmg for on the way home from Peru one nrght after a basketball game Judy Chauvrn An earthworm for study hall Beverly Farewell Permrssron to yell out loud any mme during the next half hour rf she can Earl Burnell A good excuse for mrssrng a skatrng or a surprrse brrthday party Ellen Gonyo A box of very romantrc valentrnes so she won t break a certam Cortland college boy s heart agarn Barbara McCorm1ck A sun lamp so she can get a deep tan Floyd Baker A megaphone so he can be heard rn all four corners of the room at one tlme Nancy Frnch The formula Alrce In Wonderland used to make her grow smaller and sm al ler and Gerald Ducatte A warnrng devrce srgnalrng any teacher s entrance to the boys shower room Betty Grles Permrssron to make a commotlon rn one class so everyone w1ll know she s there Davrd Brunell A year frlled w1th work and fun Sandy LeBlanc The power not to grow any taller unless Gary does Regrna Sears A box of rye krxsps and a glass of carrot Jurce Dranna Brown Free postage to a certarn town 1n Ca11forn1a Barbara Desso A year around excuse from taklng gym Edgar Douglas Permrssron to dance all the waltzes rn record club for one week w1th Dranna Brown 0 , . - To : ' ' ' . To : ' ' ' . TO ' : ' ' ' . To ' : ' ' To : ' . To ' : ' . To : ' . To . . I . . . . . . To : ' ' . To : ' ' . To : ' ' ' ' ' . T0 ' : ' . To : ' ' . To : ' ' . To ': - - ' ' . To ' 1 - ' ' . To ' : ' , ' . To ' : ' . ' ' . To John Barber: Advice - Don't ever lose your good sense of humor. To : ' ' . To ' : ' ' . T0 ' : ' . To z . . . . . . . To Z . . . . . . . . To : ' ' ' To ' : . To 1 ' ' ' -' . To : . . . , . . I To I ,, . ,, . , . , , To ' : . To : ' ' . To ' : A , ' ' . s-m-a-l-l-e-r. To : ' ' , ' ' ' ' . To . z . . . . . , . To ' : ' ' . To : . To ' : ' ' ' . To . : . . . . . To : ' ' . To Betty Brand A moonlrght rrde wrth Mrke Heffernan To Drck Cable A season trcket to the State Camp Srte To Janrce Gonyo Free dancrng lessons for herself and Teddy Tallman at the Arthur Murray Dance Studro To Donnre Corron A blank notebook rn whrch to wrrte all the Jokes he used to tell on the basketball bus after To games and hrs own frxed bottle for playrng sprn the bottle Norrne Hemrngway A book entrtled I M ALL ALONE IN THIS WORLD B111 Relatron Two hundred quarts of gasolrne and ten quarts of orl so he can keep hrs nrght apporntments Carolyn Parker A free huntrng lrcense to catch as many deer as she can Qls that two legged dear or four'PJ Ray Desso Instructrons on the art of playrng a clarrnet Mary Peryer A complete rubber car drrect from Detrort guaranteed not to rnjure anyone or anytlung Norman Denny A bottle of money back guarantee Freckle Remover Betty Bruner A package of harrprns and a bottle of glue to keep Lanny s car together Drck Tetrault Bequeathed drrectly from hrs brother a date wrth the one and only Qguess who'PQ Joe Drgnard A brrthday real soon so he wrll be able to drrve after dark legally Rose l-logan The srgn over the door between Mrs Wrrght s offrce and the grrls locker room Gary Wells A more moderate temper and a greater love for basketball referees Drane Gebo A year s subscrrptron to the HOT ROD magazrne Albert Badger The knowledge of knowrng rrght from left Mane Lashway The rrght to demonstrate all exercrses and ballet steps rn gym class Betty Maslak A rubber stamp with her name on rt so she can stamp her name on all of the book covers s e desrgned To Robert Barber A lrst of telephone numbers of hrs secret admrrers To John Mrller A can of butch wax and two more years of mechanrcal drawrng To To George Caswell A formal rf a lrttle late welcome to Beekmantown Central Frll Foote Drrvrng lessons for a yellow 1959 Mercury Monterey effectrve July 1 1960 Fred Tallman Brass polrsh for hrs trombone the Junror Class All of our talents and abrlrtres rn apple polrshrng Next we bequeath to our teachers as follows old memorres Sears A book entrtled HAS YOUR GET UP AND GO GOT UP AND WENT to read after faculty games s Werner A prrvate mrcrophone cord Frandrno A catcher s mask for basketball practrce s Lefeve A group of Senrors next year who wrll be as apprecratrve of your work as the Class of 1960 rs Mr Earl A new can of arr freshener to keep hrs lrttle pets rats mrce snakes etc smellrng lovely Davres One free lesson from Lawrence Welk on how to go ah one ah two ah three Mrss Gadway A yearbook staff that wrll never get rattled when a deadlrne rolls around Mrs Lea Bullet proof glass rn her chemrstry lab Mr Darley A certarn senror wrlls hrm a frred egg sandwrch properly cooked Mr Gadway The power to count slowly to ten rn French bef01'e he loses h-15 temper Mrs Waldmann Lrbrary srgns explarnrng how to whrsper Mrs Catellr A place for everythrng and everythrng rn rts place rn the secretarral room Mr Barley An rdentrfrcatron card for hrs car whrch reads ln case thrs rs found please drop rn nearest marl ox Mrs Ryon A 2 OOO word paper on the advantages of a fourth year Englrsh regents Mrs Wrrght A combrnatron swrmmrng pool skatrng rrnk Mr Leahy Students who won t try to run down marlmen Mrss Bennet A parr of fall proof skrs Mr Smrth The abrlrty to apprecrate the true talent rn hrs seventh perrod classes Mrss Bolles Her own classroom for her musrc classes Mr Bromley Our thanks for the trme and trouble he took rn helprng us wrth our college plans To . . 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' : ' ' ' ' ' ' - To ' : ' - Mr Glasgow A permanent secretary one that wrll be here all year long Mr Ryan A book entrtled THE VARIOUS CLIMATIC CONDITIONS NECESSARY FOR CLOSING A CENTRAL IZED SCHOOL Mr Johnson A lrfe rnsurance polrcy to cover hrm durlng hrs flfth perlod drrver trarnrng class Mrs Feulner A warmer coat to keep her warm on mornrngs when she has bus duty Mrs Caplan Complete attendance rn Dramatrcs Club for one entlre month out of the year 'lo Mr Merlt A statue of Napoleon Bonaparte to make the teachlng of the French Revolutron much more realrstrc Lastly we appolnt our Class Advlsors Mrs Lefeve and Mr Darley as executors of th1s our Last Will and Testament hereby revokrng all former w1lls by us made IN WITNESS WHEREOF we have hereunto subscr1bed our name on th1S day of May Nmeteen Hundred and Srxty THE CLASS OF SIXTY Wrtnesses John LaPlante s and Jeanne Wattre s thlrd year Enghsh regents papers Wendell Barber s Angleface KIISIC Hulbert s cast To . : ' ' . T0 . : ' , ' To . V : . . . Y . , . . . . . . ' TO . : ' . TO . : ' ' ' . We are proud to have among our seniors the student who designed our school crest. John LaPlante is shown here re- ceiving a plaque from Mr. Ryan in recognition of his important contribution to the tradition of our school. The crest will be used as the emblem on class rings, yearbooks, and all other arti- cles representing B.C. S. Chunks As we, the present seniors, look back over our high school days, one of our out- standing memories will be that of having known Mrs. Helen Lefeve and Mr. Robert Dailey. Under their guidance and leader- ship, we learned to work together and to respect each other's abilities and opinions. As our class advisors for the past two years, Mrs. Lefeve and Mr. Daily have sacrificed much of their time to help us with our Junior Prom, Senior Snow Ball, Senior Play, and many other activities. Long after graduation we will look back on our high school years and remem- ber these two fine people who have done so much to influence us in our formative years We are all better people for having known you, Mrs. Lefeve and Mr. Dailey. May you always be proud of us, as we will always be proud of you. I6 wllvcfzvus of a Sen nr To the members of the Class of 1960 th1s our semor year rs the great pausrng pornt of our lrves Brrefly we stop glance back and then frx our gaze on our lrfe s goal In retrospect there rs lrttle to mourn about We have wrtnessed the evolutron of our school system from a few scattered school bulldtngs mto the centralrzed system rt is today We were proneers rn the bus garage the frrst sophomore class of the new burldrng and consrstent leaders of the student body Glancrng back once more we frnd that our hrgh school years have been much more than Just bemg together FIISI our years were srlver 11ned w1th rdeas bright goals whrch gave tis the rmpetus to be a team Ideas were drscussed laughed over and yes even fought over 1n class meetings and rn homeroom gab sessrons New rdeas studred 1D classes made each day an adventure brrngrng rnto the lrght some new problem to be solved or g1v1ng r1se to the solutron of old problems Secondly our years have been gold crowned wrth achrevements We w11l never forget our frrst dance our frrst havoc f1l1ed Chrrstmas party or the fun we had rn plannrng our Senror Prom We can never duplrcate the thrrll of seetng our Sentor Play brrllrantly produced dtrected and acted No we can t replace these mutual Joys nor can we ever feel exactly as we drd when we fm lly got through our world hrstory regents or the f1nal rn busrness law Our years have been dtamond studded my our acquatntance wrth admrrable people Our teachers and advrsors may not thrnk of themselves as dramonds but to us they were Can anyone say that our boys on the basketball team haven t been stand outs? 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'lv f f .V W ,'fpi L, '. Am Er 'vig ,A f L A . . K ? ,Egg ., M,,K,i yfqziiv if k 1 km if 4. A sa 11,9 M g 'WSP was wg :P ' Q f 4, 1. t X J' f 9' f J 1' fe E , f 2 . 5 , ,v '-ya an P ,v H i n Y' ,Sf 4 Q pi , ffm ,Q if I , As A . s Y ' . 5 Vw' Q , Q? I of-V5 it 1 Q x pg Q Tgrx ,ff . ,. Student Krfuncil FIRST ROW: Mr. Leonard Gadway, Lyn Felton, Royal Mattoon, Nancy Finch, Iill Foote, Bruce Reynolds, SEC OND ROW: Regina Sears, Nancy Bourdeau, Alberta Corron, Linda Parrott, Barbara Ducharme, George Herkert Terry Longto, Sindy Duquette, Nancy Felton, Karla Pornbrio, Pat Glasgow. THIRD ROW: Douglas Reed, John Farewell, Floyd Baker, Bill Flynt, Ed LaMotte, Gerald Defayette, David Brunelle, Rose Dominy, Sally Stevens Kay Burke, Mike Heffernan, Charles Shields PRESIDEINT Royal Mattoon VICE PRESIDENT Lyn Felton SECRETARY Nancy Finch TREASURER ,Till Foote OFFICER AT LARGE Bruce Reynolds ADVISOR Mr Leonard Gadway Student Council rs our student governing body comprised of two elected representattves from each grade seven through twelve. The president is elected in the spring, for the following year. Other officers are elected in the fall. The successful monitor system in effect at Beel-cmantown Central School is one result of the forethought of our Student C ouncil. afiv al flv ar Svciefy NNTIONAL HONOR SOCSETY FIRST ROW: Patricia Glasgow, Jeanne Wattie. SECOND ROW: John Farewell, Sally Stevens, Elaine Babcock, Mrs. Johanna Wiener. In 1959, the Applegarth Chapter of the National Honor Society was organized at B.C.S. The name, Apple- garth, was chosen in view of the fact that the land on which our school stands was formerly known as the Apple- garth estate. At that time it was owned by the late John Rea, who was an influential and respected resident of Beekmantown. In March of 1959, under the sponsorship of the P.T.A. , the first induction ceremony of the National Honor Society was held. Three juniors, John Farewell, Patricia Glasgow, and Sally Stevens were chosen as Charter members. Now that the membership of the society has grown, the members are more fully able to realize their goal of stimulating scholarship, leadership, character and service in the students of Beekmantown. To further enthusiasm for scholarship, the Society has begun a monthly seminar at which various speakers relate the interesting facets of various professions. It has also presented awards to outstanding students in various fields of achievement. In keeping with the ideal of service to the school, members of the Society have dis- played educational material on certain of the school's bulletin boards. It is the hope of the members of the National Honor Society that they may continue to create enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership and to encourage the develop- ment of character in pupils of Beekmantown Central School. KNEELING: Kitsie Hulbert. FIRST ROW: Alyce Belknap, Pat Glasgow, Bruce Reynolds, Barry Howell, Tom Dubuc, David Finch, John Farewell, Ronald Dignard, Ellen Gonyo, John LaPlante. SECOND ROW: Judy Atwood, Kenneth Channel, Tom Farbotko, Eugene Tetreault, Alan Tallman, Roberta Dewan, Bar- bara Wattie, Erica Gardlin, Dianne Ducharme, Judy Malady, Raymond Desso. THIRD ROW: John Ko- curko, Mary Jean Ducharme, David Belair, David Hall, Regina Sears, Nancy Finch, Gerald Gonyo, David Tallman, Bob Barber, Richard Recor. FOURTH ROW: Bertha Trombley, Vera Donivan, Shirley Wood, Arlene LaPier, Barbara Lawliss, Russell Lawliss, Earl Brunelle, David Brunelle, Fred Tallman. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Benjamin Davies, John Sears. FIRST ROW: Miss Charlotte Bolles, Bruce Reynolds, Judy Malady, Joan Webber, Betty Mesick, Erica Gardlin, Joan Ducatte, Vera Donivan, Dorothy Kuhlsen, Sue Donah, Shirley Wood, Rose Dominy. SECOND ROW: Robert Barber, Nancy Monty, Charlotte Shields, Marjorie Russell, Lawrence Jock, Linda Duchene, Betty Tyler, Barbara Ryan, Beverly Cudworth, John Farewell, John LaPlante. tl! avi . QU QN ob! 000' v L 44 - FIRST ROW: Gloria Stone, Freddie Bruso, David Sears, Dominic Belgard, Larry Brown, Brandon Merri- hew, Billy Griffin, Terry Flatt, Norman Tetreault, Daniel Carter, Donald Daniels, Richard Corron. SECOND ROW: Sandra Stearns, Shelby Collins, Ann Crary, Sindy Duquette, Elaine Carron, Elaine Mar- vel, Sherry Lablanc, Helen Bennett, Mavis McDowell, Theresa Liberty, Pat Recor, Katherine Patter- son, Erlon Jenkins. THIRD ROW: Alice Normandin, Taunyia Prue, Carol Beaudet, Pamela Bruch, Sheila Miller, Donna Kelletr, Cathy Fritzsche, Linda Cable, Dian Latour, Pat Martin, Linda Hagar, Bonnie Bromley, Roland Gonyo. FOURTH ROW: Diane Latour, Susan Beshaw, Jean Brant, Susan Brom- ley, Anna Farbotko, Sally Erno, Linda Hebert, Sharron Meyers, Wanda Senecal, Beverly Relation, Susan Recor, Karen Mills, Jonnie Figart. FIRST ROW: Donna Duval, Linda Ratta, Richard Coryer, Ronald Duchene, Sheila Miller, Cynthia Sum- ner, Taunyia Prue, Carol Friedel. SECOND ROW: Sindy Duquette, Margaret Bromley, Theresa Liberty, Bonnie Bromley, Diane Peek, Molly Burke, Linda Hagar, Susan Bromley, Brian Recor, THIRD ROW: Joseph Jacobs James Fredricks Wayne Brean Patricia Powers Nancy Channel Susan Hagar Wayne Barber FOURTH ROW Ronald Walsh Robert Cook Wayne Chase Samuel Bradley Carroll Wood Craig Traynor Ernest Niforos Mr Davies ?rc'm'h 611111 Members of the French Club, organized in the fall of 1959, devote themselves to learning about the rich culture of France. Through films, games, songs and newspapers, they have not only become more proficient in the language, but become acquainted with French geography, history and customs. FIRST ROW: Judy Atwood, Kathy Bassett, Barry Howell, David Finch. SECOND ROW: Shirley Pytlak, Mike Drollette, Peter Fields, Mrs. Wiener. Dramatic gfllb Dramatic Club's presentation of Steps From Beyond, a one-act play by Ioy Reid Gould, was enthusiastically received by the student body during the first semester of the school year. During the second semester, Dramatic Club members successfully staged Itchin' to Get Hitched, a clever farce by Richard Henry. 1' ,fx I FIRST ROW: Barbara Wattie, Pat Ducatte, Mrs. Wie ner, Alyce Belknap. SECOND ROW: Edith Mattoon, David Belair, Erica Gardlin, Roberta Dewan. latin glllb Our Latin Club, Legio Decima, is in its first year and has already accomplished much. The purpose of this club is to enlarge on the study of the Latin language, Roman history, mythology, and culture. Legio Decima is an excellent activity be- cause ofthe enjoyment and knowledge it affords to the students. P H ' llll . N ill STANDING: Mrs. Caplan. FIRST ROW: Jeanne Wat- tie, Carol Phillips, Sandy LeBlanc, Anna Fredette. SECOND ROW: Lyn Felton, Bill Relation, Gary Foun- tain, Wendell Spoor. SEATED: Pat Glasgow, Mrs. Lefeve, Iohn Farewell, Jeanne Wattie. STANDING: Elaine Babcock, Sally Stevens, John LaPlante. Newspaper 61116 Newspaper Club teaches students to ex- press themselves accurately and interestingly. THE EAGLE'S VIEW, our monthly school paper, keeps the students informed about school acti- vities and teen-age trends. Science 61116 The purpose of Science Club is to help students to familiarize themselves with the various laboratory techniques and demonstra- .ions in the physical and biological sciences. FIRST ROW Andrew Fredette Joan Webber Kathy Bassett Mr Earl Shirley Pytlak James Squires SECOND ROW David Davidson Larry Russell Kecvrd 61116 These Record Club members are hard at work memorizing the latest dance steps. They say, lt's a real kookie club! X -9329 W X ffl , I ' '1 S fzbmry The aims of Library Club are to stimulate a widespread interest in reading and to make the li- brary a more attractive and appealing place to visit. Club members fulfill these aims by publishing library news and assisting the librarian to keep the library in good order. BUT THIS SEATED: Richard Roushia, Beverly Farewell, Mrs. Waldmann, Janice Brunet. STANDING: Bill Jabout, David Hall, Bill Flynt Andrew Fredette, David Davidson. wesr midi NOT THIS Phvtvgraphy In photography club students learn many of the things that a good photographer must know. Instruc- tion is given in the art of operating a camera proper- , ly, developing films and enlarging prints. Some pic- i tures have been sold, and club members hope to sell many more. New equipment will be purchased, in time, with profits from the sale of pictures. f- ,' ll ,., --Ufffl..- FIRST ROW: Margie Hewitt, Dorothy Kuhlsen, Bill Jabout, Pat f Brand. SECOND ROW: Leonard Dominy, Ronald Ducharme, If A Linda Duchene, Mrs. Lea, Mr. Bromley. .. ,-7, 'f KX FIRST ROW: Joanne Friedel, John Miller, Lyn Felton, David Finch, Bruce Reynolds. SECOND ROW: Fred Tallman, Jill Foote, Nancy Finch, Tom Dubuc, David Brunelle, Norman Denny, Floyd Baker. Salma! Store Our School Store is organized as one of the acti vities under the sponsorship of the Student Council. The store has two primary functions: Q15 regular school supplies are sold to students at regular retail prices: profits were used last year to provide scholarship awards in the grades and high school, and Q21 the school store sells at cost some items that are specified for use in different classes. 1:-?5g 553: Ilia! V swf ll X ls Xb ff' 55 Xey Prom T1me garety laughter and excrtement The Junror Prom an evenlng to remember was the blggest soc1al event of the school year 1959 An espec1ally thrrllmg memory to all of us wrll be that of our Royal Couple Kmg Wendell Barber and Queen Hllda Wllcox The charm suggested by the theme Apple Blossom Tlme was apparent to all who attended llllllllllllllllllll I CROWN BEARERS Johnny Nlchols Joanne Cook COURT W1ll1am Rankm Gary Covey Tom Farbotko hm Culley John Farewell John LaPlante Krng Wendell Barber Queen H1lda WIICOX KIISIS Hulbert Pat Glasgow Susan Brunelle jean Watt1e Nancy Bourdeau Sally Stevens 11 ll Al I Y W7 17 xx fy X Z r xx Q, r ,2 A' flvvdg , 5 .H 1 W fi T Q 1. d C llilfllliffldllllllll H Patricia Glasgow, John Farewell, Sally Stevens 6 Guests at the Junior Prom H Hillel lp CROWN BEARER5 Joanne Cook, Johnny Nichols ll U Uma Out far Ginger fills! i 5 SEATED: Pat Glasgow, Kitsie Hulbert. STANDING: Royal Mattoon, John Farewell, Claude Tetreault, Charles Straight, Charlotte Shields, Jeanne Wattie, Hilda Wilcox, John LaPlante. Howard Carol Agnes Carol - - Ginger - - - Joan Carol - Jean Carol - Liz ---- Tommy - - Eddie - - - Ed Hoffman - - Principal - - GINGER 611.57 - JOHN FAREWELL - 'HILDA WILCOX ' ' IEANNE WATTIE - KITSIE HULBERT - r - PAT GLASGOW CHARLOTTE SHIELDS ' ' JOHN LaPLANTE - ROYAL MATTOON CLAUDE TETREAULT - CHARLES STRAIGHT Jeanne Wattie, the winsome lass at the left, tickled the funny bone of everyone who attended the Senior Play, Time Out for Ginger a laugh-provoking three-act play by Ronald Alexander. John Farewell was a great suc- cess in the part of Mr. Carol, Gin- ger's explosive but lovable pop, thereby adding to the prevailing atmosphere of mirth. ' ff 'S vi .,, Y, an . da' .1 VP 3 4- , v 'Fisk X 'ig 5 'UQ y ' :fA Ki n, Lie' V. hfx ,lr f gs. 'A . 'Rf . - 1-F' , pf ,. 2-A f-M -4 If ui: , ww' Z . ' 955.34 72-1:-, 'K' -Wig: gfff'k'? 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Kitsie, 2 who is seen at the left, had the misfortune of break- ing her leg during a skiing outing. P T JDK' ' : G- R xv -- ix iff swf va, gi ii Q as a Q ,P X 1,5 an 5 - x W1 6 L AW3 A1 My ,M - ,M x R ev. 4155 X EM' 4 '46 Q. R' 3, .,f. J' , 's .M . , ir f 1 S 2' A J,-5. .2 E ag . . i 5 N izlf? 1 5 wr 3' Wk 2 The fall of 1959 saw the appearance of a new sport on the Beek- mantown athletic scene. The first attempt at the formation of a foot ball team took place as some fifty boys answered the first call for practice. Two hard weeks of conditioning took its toll leaving some FIRST ROW: Paul Morrison, John Kocurko, David Finch, Larry Hulbert, Lyn Felton, James Verratti, Tom Dubuc, Gary Wells, Albert Badger, Jack Glasgow. SECOND ROW: Bruce Reynolds, Gary K. Fountain, Ronald Badger, Rodney Prue, Mike Rexford, Gerald Ducatte, Ronald twenty-seven boys to embark on a series of scrimmages with neighboring schools. The team, coached by Mr. Jodoin and Mr. Raville, hopes to play its first official football schedule next year. Dignard, Dick Recore. THIRD ROW: David Tallman, Barry Howell, Floyd Mattoon, Russel Lawliss, Francis Dubuque, Chuck Shields, Ed- garDoug1as, David Reed. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Raville, Mr. Jodoin. J ix , 1 W Basketball FIRST ROW Jack Glasgow Gerald Ducatte Gary Wells Wendell Barber Earl Bumelle Don Corron SECOND ROW Bob Mooso Tom Dubuc John Sears Russell LaV1gne Royal Mattoon THIRD ROW Raymond Desso Russell Lawl1ss Ronald Drgnard Coach Mr Jodoln SCHEDULE TEAM OPP Saranac M A I St Marys O L V A St Marys Peru Champlaln St John s O L V A Dannemora M A I St John s P H S Champlarn 52 Peru B. C. S. . 62 38 40 . . . 65 41 . ' 44 53 . . . . 51 45 P. H. S. 59 53 . ' 29 '74 56 43 ' 36 54 . ' 63 58 .... 35 51 53 52 . . . 47 36 . ' 48 49 . . . 56 51 ' 44 59 52, JE .QQ Qw EQ' Q X3 -. K ef '. LA, .- i It 1 9 if Q N K lwigw F gif ni A S, 4 W' K ,. 3 N- ' x ', .ff x Ex 5-i ! -4- e 1 f-4 E lgaskefball FIRST ROW Ray Rankm Floyd Mattoon Larry Hulbert Donny Sellars Joe Channel Donny Garrow SECOND ROW Allen Corron B1I1y Key Ronald Badger Charles Shxelds Dav1d Reed Roger Hussen THIRD ROW Mr Ravrlle John Kocurko Joe Gonyo D1ck Recore SCHEDULE TEAM OPP Saranac M A I St Mary s O L V A St Mary s Peru Champlam St John s O L V A Dannemora M A I St John s P H S Champlam 34 Peru B.c.s. , 37 55 39 . . . 37 20 . ' 21 44 . . . . 35 40 P. H.S. 50 56 . ' 22 47 46 25 ' 24 34 . ' 35 36 . . . . 42 45 42 37 . . . 42 28 . ' 65 30 . . . 31 24 ' 18 40 Pep Hand FIRST ROW Richard Coryer Fred Tallman Eugene Tetreault Wayne Chase James Fredrtcks Joseph Jacobs Alan Tallman Berry Howell SECOND ROW David Belair David Hall Wayne Barber Davrd Tallman David Brunelle Bruce Reynolds THIRD ROW Mr Davies Ronald Duchene Carroll Wood Tom Farbotko Davld Hasksfb ll Highlights Finch Varszty This year s basketball squad proved itself one of the top qurntets in the North Country Its final record of eleven wins and nine losses is not rndrcauve of the fine M A I game were the Eagles outclassed In the final game of the year a last second basket cost the team the Section 7 Class A championship as they bowed to Trcon deroga 61 60 During the regular season Beekmantown held its own inthe Champlain Valley League and remained in contention until the last week of the schedule Some fine team play along w ith great determrnatron sparked the Eagles all year Exery member of the squad contributed a large share to the success of the team It will be a long ume before Beekmantown fans can forget the scoring punch of Ducatte and Glasgow the hustle of Barber Burnell and Corron the play making and rebound ing of Wells and Covey and the sp1r1t displayed by Dubuc LaV1gne Mooso Mattoon Sears and Hulbert jumcfr Vzzrszly This year s edition of the Beekmantown Central Junior Varsity Basketball Team can be called a successful unit rn that they made considerable progress This team was M A I who had a league record of nine wins and one loss We also contributed one player to the Varsity which move after all illustrates the purpose of Junior Varsrty Our record of seven wtns and nine losses might have been quite different had it not been for a quirk of circumstances but in basketball being the game it rs anything can happen Over all ll was a good season and one rn which the boys can take pride aff!! 13 . f , J3 ball the team P1aYCd during the year. fOr Only ifl the first the only one to beat the unofficial champions of ourleague, Baseball Umm L 147 'N-.W FIRST ROW: John LaPlante, Bill Rankin, Gary Covey, Wendell Barber, Donnie Corron, Dick Cable. SECOND ROW: Mr. Sears, Gary Wells, John Sears, Gerald Ducatte, Edward Myatt, Ronald Dignard, Mr. Jodoin. THIRD ROW: John Kocurko, Ray Rankin, Royal Mattoon, Tommy Dubuc, Alfred Agnew, Lyn Felton, Ray Desso, Norman Denny. BEEKNMNTOWN CENTRAL SCHOOL BASEBALL 1959 This was the first year that Beekmantown Central School's baseball team played in league competitiong it was entered in the Class A league and played against Mount Assumption Institute, Plattsburgh High School, St. John's Academy, Our Lady of Victory Academy, and, in non-league competition, against Keeseville Central School and St. Mary's of Champlain The team compiled an over-all five won and five lost record - quite an impressive record for the first year of competition. No team in the league beat the Eagles twiceg they were defeated once by each of their opponents and, in turn, defeated each of their opponents once. With the exception of Allan Parker, all members of the '59 squad will be returning for the 1960 season, considering this, and the fact that there are many young members on the squad who show great promise, the 1960 team should be an excellent one. The 1959 B.C.S. baseball team was voted the outstanding Beekmantown Central School team of the year and was art awarded the John Donah trophy for this distinction. The John Donah trophy was donated to our school by Mr. John Donah to be awarded to the outstanding Beekmantown Central School team each year. +-'SW 3? Q 'YI M?--Q N.. - 'Az'-NM f ' Q ' W I -rf ,, 'gg 75 , ' t E' , I 'A x, Ol' ff -., al? .yn 4 sv 4 'uw-F' , ' I -J' .. -Q1 . . x I .,,-D. no ,km A 0' lb'-41.3 , nf ,fb 11 n. -Tut.-30 f M .' - 'km 1 NEW YORK 8. 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