Canton Williams High School - Algonquin Yearbook (Canton, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1951 volume:

The Algonquin HELEN CASWE LL EDITOR BARBARA BILL AND ROBERT BROWN BUSINESS MANAGERS DRAWINGS BY DOROTHY CASWE LL CANTON CENTRAL SCHOOL CANTON NEW YORK 1951 2 COMPLIMENTS OF RAY IUBINVYLLE. PHOTOGR XPHFIR FOR THE 1951 HALGONOUIN W FIRST ROI ELLSIORTH IRS IILLIAIS SEYMOUR SANFORD FOOTE IERRILL IISS IIL LIAIS SECOND ROI KEECH IURPHY CANEEN HOUSTON IENG TAYLOR THIRD ROW BAFFARO 0 CONNOR FOURTH ROI MAHONEY VAN ORNUM SMITH MAC ALLISTER IARN ER HAYDEN IILLIAMS Family HUGH C WILLIAMS, B A , M A , St Lawrence Un1vers1ty, M A , Columb1aUn1vers1ty Prmclpal NICHOLAS BAFFARO, M S 1n Mus Ed , Ithaca College Muslc NEAL T CANEEN, B S New York State Teach TIn1vers1ty Industrlal Arts ETHEL ELLSWORTH BA St Lawrence Umversxty French Soc1alStud1es MRS WARREN FOOTE, B S New York State Teachers College, Potsdam Muslc WILLIAM HAYDEN B S St Lawrence Umver sxty Sc1ence ROBERT I HOUSTON B S , Ithaca College, M Ed St Lawrence Umverslty Phys1calEducat1on RICHMOND P IILLSON, BA St Lawrence Unwerslty Guldance HAROLD E KEECI-I B S , M Ed St Lawrence Un1vers1ty Vxce Pr1nc1pal, Sc1ence MARGUERITE MAC ALLISTER, B A , St Law renee Umverslty Englxsh WINOM MAHONEY B S St Lawrence Un1ver Slty Mathematlcs A MICHAEL MENG B S M A, St Lawrence Un1vers1ty, M A Columbla Un1vers1ty Engllsh GLADYS MERRILL, B A , St Lawrence Unxver s1ty Llbrarlan, SOC131 Studles ROBERT W MURPHY B S , M Ed , St Law rence Unlverslty Soclal Studles 7 PAULINE O CONNOR, R N Troy Hospltal IOHN OLIVER, B S Sprmgfleld College M A , St Lawrence Umverslty Phys1calEducat1on MARGUERITE SANFORD B S , M S , Syracuse Un1vers1ty Homemakmg RUTH SEYMOUR, B F A , Pratt Institute STANTON SMITH, New York State Agrlcultural and Techn1ca1Inst1tute Canton Agrxculture ROBERTA M TAYLOR Secretary to Pr1nc1pa1 WALTER VAN ORNUM B S New York State Teachers College Albany Comrnerc1alSubJects PAUL S WARNER, B A St Lawrence Umver s1ty, M A Syracuse Un1vers1ty Latm BETTIE WILLIAMS BS In Phys Ed Sargent CLAIRE WILLIAMS B O E B S , Ithaca Col lege Dramatlcs Publtc Speaklng 0 1 3'-ink 0 x. , ' T QQ ' j' ,J :Z Q , Q h I ' f Y.: A7 u u I o o Q , o o s u Q ' Q o op ' 4 Q, ' ' ers College, Buffalo, M.Ed., St. Lawrence Nurse. u s, I I , u 1 9 ' '7 ' e . 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X f , M' X ff 'i1A'f G ll J' 0 zcem James Santnnaw, Presxdent, Helen Caswell Vlce Presxdent, Robert Furman, Secretary Treasurer, w1th Mr Murphy, Advlsor S61fllb1 5 J'a,..ZZ,w-1 Loved by all Presldent 4 Basketball 1 4 Football, Baseball, Track 2 4 Wrestlmg 3 Varslty C ' 2 4 Bowllng 4 Pleasmg personallty V1ce President 4, Intramurals 3, Radio Workshop 2 4, Speakmg Con test 2, Assemblles 4, Announcer 4, Thesplans 4, Algonquin 4 Ed1tor, Chorus 1 4 Mlxed Chorus 3 May Festlval 1 4 Correspond ence Club 1 Twxrlmg 1 2 Lxbrary Club 3 4 MV Saucy gnn From New Rochelle 3 Secretary Treasurer 4, Assemblles 4, F F A Club 3 Danclng 3 4, Bowlmg Sllde Rule 4 6 1 2 ' . . n , D ' 1 l 1 ' 9 ' , . . - , . - . , . 1 e ,o o 3-4, Vice-President 4, XYZ? 3-4, President 4, Archery, Drivers , . - . , . . . . , , . - . - ,X Q V, Ambxtlous lad Pres1dent 1 3 Football 2 4, Basketball Baseball, Track 1 4 Wresthng 3, Varsxty 'C 1 4 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 3 G1eeC1ub2 3 PlP1Ch112 OAP 3 4 WW Independent Chorus 1 4 Glee Club MlXed Ch0I'LlS 2 3 May FeSt1va12 3 Assem bl1es 3 4, FIX It Club 1 4 Dancmg Twlrllng 1 2 Safety Club 2, Archery 3 Camera Club 3 Full of fun From Watertown 3, V1ce Pres1dent 3, Intramurals 3 Cheerleader 4 Announcer, Wash ' 4 Algonqum ' 4 Chorus 3 4, Mlxed Chorus 3, Bowling 4 Hllarlous KI 32 Band 1 4 Chorus 1 3, Mlxed Chor 3 May Fest1val2 Wash 4 Algonqumn 4, Correspondence club 1 Tw1rl1ng 1 2 Kn1tt1ng 3 Latm Club 4 xi!! W1nn1ng ways I D ll 3? Playday 3, Radxo Workshop4 Wash 3 4 Algonqum 4 Chorus 1, F1x It Club 4 Dancmg 2 Kmttmg 2 Latm Club 2, Camera Club 2 4 Archery 3, BOW11hg 4 Crafts 4 7 . . - , . I - , - , n n . - , , ' , ' , Q Q o ' c - , , ' - Q ' .. , - . - . - - , . , . . - , , . . ' . 2 a Speaking Contest 3, Thespians 3-4,, Secretary 4, Radio Workshop 3-4, I . . 1 2 1 ' . V - -v . 9 9 n . .., . . - . . . ! ! 7 . I D - . n, a n , , . 9 I . 1 v 9 , . G9 Dark hair and shining eyes Wash 4, 'rwii-ling 1-2, First Aid 2, Archery, Dancing 3, Bowling, Camera Club, Crafts, Knitting 4. Young and cheerful K 3 Radio Workshop 1 2 Algonquin 3 Westminster Fellowship 1 2 0 A P 1 4, Secretary 3, Drlvers' Club Slide Rule 3 Bowlmg 4 gcyflada Qtuwmg Good natured Radlo Workshop 3 'Wash ' 4 Chorus 1 2 4, French Club 2, Fix lub 3 4, Twlrling 2, Camera, Llbrary Clubs 3 7?zi.M4.., Charming and capable Intramurals 1 3 Cheerleader 3 4 Staffs 'Mar1anne 2 Our Hearts dio Workshop 2 3, Announcer 3 4, Assemblies 3 4 Wash' 2 4, Algonquin ' 4 Chorus 1 4, May Festlval, C YO 1 3, Secretary 2 3 Sodahty 4 Twlrlmg 1 Fashion Show 2 Silent and serious Intramurals 1 2 4 Chorus 4, Drlvers' Club 1 Dancmg 2 Llbrary, Sports Clubs, Bowling 4 8 . - , I . . I , . . - , . s o g , . Q . , 4 2 , - , . -It C - . . . 0 ' p U ' 1 K . 9 Were Young and Gay 3, Masquers 2-3, Thespians 3-4, Secretary 4, Ra . - - - , ll I - ll - D - - - - n, 1 s . . . , . 5 D ' ' x 9. . 2 I 2 . WW Short and sweet Intramurals 1 4 Cheerleader 2 4 Chr1stmas Memor1es, Gay NIIIBUCS Revue 1 'Marxam1e,' N1ne Glrls ' 2 'The Honeymoon Is Over, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 3, Masquers 3 Thesplans 1 4 Presldent 4, Speakmg Contest 1, Radlo Workshop 1 4 'Wash 1 4 'Algonqum ' 3 4 Chorus 1 4 Glee Club 2, Tw1rl1ng 1 Fashlon Show 2 Www! Always cooperatlve 'Nme GITISH 2 Radlo Workshop 1, Wash 1 2 Band 1 2 Chorus L1ttle but w1se Secretary Treasurer 1, Football 4, Basketball 2 4 Baseball 3 4 Track4 Varsxty C '3 4 Algonqu1n 4 WaSh 4 Chorus Mlxed Chorus 4, Mov1e Club 1, Dancmg 2 3 Archery 4, Columblan Squlres 1 3, Sodahty 4 0 A P 3 4 Za-we-, Mellow vo1ce From Brandon, Vermont 4 Radlo Workshop, Chorus, Llbrary Club fivsipagf Entrancmg Track 1 4 Varslty C 4 'Our Hearts Were Young and Cay Thesplans 3 4, Radlo Workshop 3 4, Announcer, Speaklng Contest 3 Assembly 4 Band 1 4, Manager 4, Mlxed Chorus 3, XYZ? 1 4 Sec retary Treasurer 3 4 9 . . ',: . . 2 ' . '. , . ' 22 , , . - . . . - , I 22 - , I . 2 - - . . , . 2 7 2 2 K . . . - - 2 2 2 1-4, Mixed Chorus 1, Glee Club 1-2, Knitting, Twirling, Shop 1. I - . ll 2 - . 22 - , 3:4 2 2 2 2 2 . . . . . - , . ' y a o o ' Q , . . . . - , . . , I 3, 1 - . . , 2 - ' 7 ' A hxt wlth all Secretary 3, Basketball Track 1 4 Manager Football Baseball 1 4 Varsxty C ' 1 4 Sk1 Team 1, Golf Team 2 4, 'The New Poor 1 'Marlanne ' 2 A S1gn Unto You, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay ' 3 Assemblles 2 4 Masquers 2 3 Thespxans 2 4, Vlce Presldent 3 4 Radlo Workshop 1 4 Announcer, Speaking Contests KF1rst Prlzel 2 3 'Wash ' 1 4 ' Algonqum ' 3 Glee Club Mxxed Chorus 2 3 Umver sahst Youth Fellowshlp 1 3 Presldent, O A P 1 4, Vice Presldent 3, resldent 4 Latm Club 1 2 Safety Club 2 Bowlmg, Sl1de Rule 4 yvfef' Manager Baseball, Track 1 2, Football 1 3 UMRTIHHIIG 2 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 3 Thespxans 3 4 Radlo Workshop 1 Announcer, wash ' 2 3,0 A P 3 4, Latin Club 1 3, Bowlmg 4 Qfjgw L1vely eyes, winmng smxle ll Intramurals 2 4 Playdays 2 3 Staff Our Hearts Were Young and y ' 3 Radlo Workshop 2 4, Announcer 3, Assembly 4, Thesplans Wash ' 1 4 A1gonqu1n ' 4 Chorus 1 4 Twlrlmg 1 2, Camera Club 2, Shop 3 Bowlmg 4 Always agreeable Intramurals 3 4 Wash 3 4, Movle Club, Twlrlmg 1 Danc1ng, Camera, French Clubs 2 Archery, Flrst A1d 3 Llbrary, Sports Clubs 613443 Handsome and lxkeable XYZ? 2 4, Aeronautlcs, Camera Club 1, Latxn, Safety Clubs, Slide Rule 3, Bowling, Science Club 4. 10 I I . 9 ' 9 I 9 ' 9 K . 3 , . - , 9 0 , a I 1 9 ' 9 ' 9 ' ' 9 1 9 - , . 9 . . - , ' 9 9 9 9 ' ' , o a o ' ' P 9 ' 9 9 . I - Promising lad . 99 u ' ' 9 9 9 ' 9 '49 I , U 9 9 i 4 Ga , ' 1 zz 9 - - 7 - - - - , 9 9 , . S - , - . . . , . 9 9 4. We Sweet and sympathetic Radio Workshop 1-3, Wash 4, Chorus 1, Courtesy Club 1-2, Knit- ting 1-4, Camera Club, Crafts, Bowling 4. jovial manner I P1 P1 Chi 1 2 Movie Club 1 Drivers , Safety Clubs 2 Dancing 3 Sports Club 4 W7 Always po11te Intramurals 2 4 Wash 3 4 Chorus 1 4 Fix It C1ub4 Twirling 2 Dancing Drivers' Club 3 WWW Smiling and eerful 1 3 Twirlmg 1 2 Archery, Dancing, Sports Club 3 Crafts Bowling 4 72-ff.. Kind and sincere Intramurals 1 4 Speaking Contest 2, Staff 3, Announcer 4, Assembly 4 Thespians 4 'Wash ' 4 Chorus 2 4 Glee Club 2 Orchestra 2 4 Band 1 4, Vice President 2 May Festival 1 4 Knitting Twirling 1 11 U A ' x ' 1 ' J i ' 2 . i 1 Intramurals 2-4, Playaays 2-3, chorus 1-4, Fix-It Club 2-4, c.Y.o. ' y ' 1 1 1 . ' 2 Q - - 1 9 D .D . i. . l ! . ' . J ' 1 J ' Full of v1m and vlgor I Intramurals 1 4, Playday4 Radio Workshop 1, 4 Wash 1 4 A1gonqu1n ' 4 Chorus 1 4 May Festwal 1 3 C Y 0 1 3 Sodalxty 4 Tw1rl1ng 2 Crafts, Sports Club, Bowlmg 4 DM! gm, Loads of fun Basketball 2 3 Camera Club 1 2 Safety Club 2, Drlvers Club 3 Bowlmg, Dancmg Slxde Rule Sports Club 4 55545 fm-uf, Supe nor student From Urbana, Il11no1s 2, Vxce Presxdent 2, Manager Basketball 2 4 Track 3 4 Speakmg Contest 2, Radlo Workshop 3 4, Announcer, Thes 3 Unlversallst Youth Fellowshlp 2 4, Sclence Club 2 Slxde Rule 3 Sports Club 4 nfqwfzz. Qulet worker 7 F F A 3 4 Drlvers Club 1, Latm Club 3 Bowlmg Sports Club 4 Popularxty P1115 Treasurer 3, Intramurals 1 3 Cheerleader 4 'A Young Man's Fancy 3 Staffs 'Marlanne ' 2 'Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 3, Thes plans 3 4 Radio Workshop 3 'Wash ' 2 4 'AIEOHQUIIIH 4 Chorus 1 4 Secretary 4 C Y O 1 3 Sodal1ty4 latin Club 2 - . ll 9 . 9 , . , - , . l . i - ! . - ? 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J 1 2 , o o o , 7 s 12 AfZlww.fQ Soft spoken and pleasant Intramurals 3, 'Washn 4, chorus 1 4 Fm It Club 3 4 C YO 1 2 Twxrlmg 1, Latin Club 2 Dancing 3 Bowl1ng 4 Always a witty reply Manager Football 1 4 Staffs The New Poor 'Nme Gxrls' 2 'Marianne ' 2 'Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 3 Masquers 1 3 Thesplans 1 4 Radio Workshop 1 4, Announcer, Speakmg Contests 1 cF1I'St PPIZOD, 3 Assembly 4, Wash ' 1 4 Algonqu1n 4 Band 1 4 M Y F 1 4, 0 A P 1 4 Treasurer 4, Safety Club 1 2 Drlvers Club Never a dull moment 1 4 Sllde Rule 4 Pres1dent 1, Football 1 4 Wresthng 4 Varslty C 2 4 Mar1anne 2, Th6Sp12nS 2 4 Clerk 4 Radlo Workshop 1 4 Vxce Pres1dent 4, Speaking Contest l Amxouncer 1 4, Assemblxes 3 4 XYZ? 1 4 Ser geant at Arms 2, Preswent 3, Latm Club 2 Carefree and happy From Bombay 4 Playday Band, Chorus, Bowlmg Camera Club HMAM. W11l1ng worker I I 97 ll Intramurals 3, Assemb1y4 Wash 3 4 Edltor 4, Algonqum 4 Chorus 1 4 Presxdent 4 Glee Club 2 Mlxed Chorus 3, Orchestra 2 4 Band 1 4 Vlce Pres1dent 4 All State 2 4, Interdenomxnatlonal, West mmster Youth Fel1owsh1ps 1 2 Camera Club l 13 I I I . 9 ' 9---'9 9 9 9 Qi 9914. . 9 '9 9 9 I 2 K 9 9 9 -, - . . I D . 9 9 9 I . 9 nos' oou', ', 22 ' . . .5122 . 73 9 9 9 9 9 '9 , - -, -, - nl- . . F Q I I Q 0 - . .99 9 9 9 '9 9 9 ' 1 .1 . - . . 9 ' 9 ' -, . ,dlfrrbil Always courteous From Cleveland 2 Intramurals 2, Camera Club Dancmg 2 Laughmg d1Sp0S1tl0n I D! Football 2 4 Wrestlmg 4, Varsxty C 3 4 O A P 1 4 Sodali y4 Latm Club 3 Bowlmg, Sllde Rule 4 Art1st1c talents Baseball 1 4 Basketball 2 4, Manager Football 3, Football 4, Varslty 3 Band 1 4 Camera Club 1 Art Safety Clubs 1 2, Sports Club 3 4 Bowlmg 4 Fascmatmg hab1ts Basketball 1 4 Baseball 3 4, XYZ? 3 4 Camera Club 1 4 Alek Ready wlth rhythm Football 3 Baseball 4 Radlo Workshop 4, Band 1 4 Manager 2, XYZ? 1 4 Camera Club 1 14 3 I . ' 4' ' . ' J . . I . I ' 9 ' - - ' 9 t J , . ll 3, - , - l if . C 2-4, Radio Workshop 4, ' Wash 4, Glee Club 2-3, Mixed Chorus 1 U ' 2 9 r ' y ' 2 ' 1 I y 1 0 1' J - , U 521614545 Sparklmg humor Vxce Presldent 1, Intramurals 1 4, Playdays Skx, Golf Teams 1 4 'Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 3, Rad1o Workshop 3 4, Presldent 4 Announcer 3 4, Assembhes 3 4 Wash 3 4 A1gonqu1n 4 Cho rus 1 4 Mlxed Chorus 3 May Festwal 1 4 Latm Club 1 2 Fashlon Show 2 rihwu, Neat and effxclent it 33 Majorette 4 fzff M9 Busy home maker Wash 2 4 R2.d10 Workshop 4 Assembly Twlrlmg 1, Lxbrary Safety Clubs 2 Dancmg, Sports Club 3 4 Bowling Crafts 4 if I x-gfx., 15 I I - D - . , . - -. , - . - ll - . - 9 7 7 Q Speaking Contest 1, Wash 3, Chorus 1-4, First Aid 1, Twirling 2-3, ai If - . . . . 2 . 3 7 y 1 ' 1 1 . gi .4- X43 Q A B Q J Es K 'jg Pro 19691 RE we ever surpr1sed to see a b1g poster on the F1re House, Just above Mr Bell's rock1ng cha1r, read1ng '1961 D1ngl1ng Brothers Circus Com mg to Town, with Anlmal Acts, Assorted Freaks, and Cotton Candy Be1ng great c1rcus fans, we were there at the gate even before lt was opened Much to our astomshment, the tr1m un1formed gateman IS Arlyn P1ke Arlyn 1nforms us that th1s circus IS Just full of surpr1ses See1ng a c1rcus IS not a c1rcus w1thout popcorn and cotton candy, head over to a strlped counter where Paulme Bra baw, dressed 1n a tr1m p1nk un1form, IS sell1ng re cord amounts of her wares Paulme tells us we should see the managers of the c1rc11s before we en ter the b1g top for the ma1n show On our way to the br1ght red tra1ler where the managers do bus1ness, we stop to l1sten to an energet1c barker whose accent IS very fam1l1ar Mov1ng closer, we see that he IS none other than Bob Furman, who st1ll has that Bos ton1an twang Bob tells us not to miss hlS show Caut1ously then we enter the red tra1ler Seated on two fold1ng cha1rs are the managers, George Healy and Roger Wa1te They are qu1te the businessmen, as IS ev1dent from the cheap clgars they re smok mg They tell us they re busy at the tlme on a talent search for the1r Fem1n1ne Foll1es show George wxnks and tells us they have some llkely prospects m Potsdam Leav1ng the tra1ler, we meet Ioan Ellsworth and Ioy Anthony dressed in very fetch1n Or1enta1 cos tumes Ioan and joy inform us they re ass1stants to Moud1m the Mag1c1an, who IS none other than E IS Pierce El.l1s always could work m1racles Hear1ng a clank of bar bells, we follow the crowd over to a Slde show where 'the Strongest Man and Woman on the Cont1nent are featured Doing the1r routines on the platform are Dick Brown and Carolme Savage, show1ng muscles as well as b1g smiles Next door, the f1re eater and the sword swallower are featured, be1ng none other than Albert Todd and Lee Mousaw At the animal cages two fearless young lad1es 1n red uxuforms are guardmg the per1lous lions They are Bunny Palmer and Pat LaCla1r See1ng some more side shows, we stroll on to fmd the amaz1ng Siamese twins Standmg on the platform are Barbara B111 and Peggy Woodyat Those g1r1s always did st1ck together Beyond them IS the darmg and fascm at1ng snake charmer We don t understand how Bar bara McMart1n can stand those snakes Checkmg on the t1me, we hurry over to the ma1n tent, wh1ch IS already f1ll1ng fast Charlle Lottie sells us t1ckets and assures us of f1ne entertamment ms1de just 1ns1de the tent we stop to buy some pea nuts from a sm1lu1g Helen Caswell It 1sn't long before the spotl1ght focuses on the r1ng below and the master of ceremon1es, lack Hol comb bows and announces the first act, featur1ng three trapeze artlsts, IIID Santimaw, Rachel Frase, and Roger Allen The three perform a thr1ll1ng act w1th out a net Those brave people! The next performers 1n the r1ng are the clowns,dressed 1n polka dots and wearing b1g red noses They are Dav1d P1erce, 11m T1erney, and Bruce V1ertel, and they leave the crowd roll1ng 1n the a1sles The thrilling tight rope walkers, B111 Redd1ck and Barbara Spencer, are breathtakmg on the narrow, per1lous ropes Then four beaut1ful wh1te horses are led into the r1ng, and Pat Farmer, Pluma Synovec, Genevleve LaFaver, and Ren1ce Wells are r1ding them The glrls do very clever tncks atop the horses and mer1t applause Then, r1ding on the trunks of three huge elephants, Barb ara Babcock Betty Caldwell, and Louise Noble per form stunts Next Pat Ragan Betty Murphy, and lean Amo lead a group of dogs mto the r1ng and suc cessfully put the animals through the1r paces Hearlng the roar of t1gers and l1ons we see a huge cage where the mighty beasts are sltting The tra1ner r1skmg death IS none other than Bernard Rodee We rather feel that Bernard needs more than hxs wh1p With these snarl1ng beasts Our attention then goes back to the ring, where Pete K1tay and Arlene Cunmngham are putting on a clever Juggling act am1d thunderous cheers The last act features Esther Wells, who d1V6S a hundred feet into a tank of water Our hearts stand in our toes unt1l Esther hits the water with a mighty splash Full of regrets that the show is over, we go out s1de Suddenly tempted to get a hot dog, we wander over to a refreshment stand where jim Finnegan and Don McCormick are selling food They inform us that the1r slogan is We serve everythmg even crabs T1red but very happy at see1ng so many friends, we leave the c1rcus grounds for home Pat Crowley Nancy Place 16 . 1 . 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N 3 i wHV-.- ,K - Y ff 1 X , x -f Q51 U J ' XX' X D X 'V ,V ,K JN, 'Q Claw VW!! E, the Class of 1951, make th1s our last w1ll and testament and severally bequeath the assets SPeC1f1ed lean Amo, her front seat 1n Study Hall to Walt Wilmshurst, who mxght never make It 1f It weren t for jean Roger Allen, h1s speedy walk to anyone who can creep we mean keep w1th h1m Ioy Anthony, her laugh that makes us all chuckle to Edna Race Barbara Babcock, her talent for wh1pp1ng up a dress or blouse to Helen Shirreffs Barbara B111 and Pat LaCla1r, to all underclass men, the1r example of falthful letter wr1t1ng to serv1cemen Paulme Brabaw, her complexlon to Freddy Legacy You'll look good enough to eat! D1ck Brown, h1s rosy cheeks and healthy appear ance to George Gowdy H Betty Caldwell to Ioame Rob1nson, her frxendly H1 Helen Caswell, to Mary Bowers, her w1l11ngness Pat Crowley, her pretty smlle to Barbara Ch1lds Future Pepsodent ad g1rls? Arlene Cunn1ngham her graceful ways to Sally Olm john Robert Powers IS call1ngl joan Ellsworth, her cheer1ead1ng ab1l1ty to future cheerleaders Pat Farmer, to the Roushey twms, her good taste m apparel 1m Fmnegan, h1S nlckname ' H1 Chl' to anyone who s afraxd of that d1sease 'H1 Ch1t1s Rachel Frase, to Jan1ce Hermg, her p01S6, that has capt1vated us all Bob Furman, to Cl1ff Stokes, h1s br1ght red hat George Healy, to all the g1rls 1n C H S h1s charm1ng comphments Jack Holcomb, h1s John Barrymore traits to all future Thesp1ans Pete K1tay, h1S g1ft of gab, to Art Ames Genev1eve LaFaver, her l1k1ng for French to no one She l1kes It so well she s accumulated three years of lt Charles L0tt1e, hlS m1dn1ght black ha1r to Bob Snyder Gerald1ne Mulvaugh, her Jaunt between C H S and S L U to anyone who has the energy or should we say the truck? Barbara MCMHHIH her sweet personal1ty to Mane Burnham Lee Mousaw h1S curly ha1r to Sally Womack or IS it the style, Sally? Mary Murphy and Pat Ragan, then' undy1ng fr1end sh1p to L1nda and Sally Hill LOUISE Noble, her horn to Bob Brown Bunny Palmer, her surmy d1spos1t1on to her s1ster Wimue Do those smlles rtm 1n the famzly? Dav1d P1erce, h1S S128 13 shoe to Maur1ce la Faver El11s P1erce h1S ab1l1ty at slng1ng German songs and entertalmng on buses to joe Fitzgerald and Joe an Ir1shmanl Arlyn P1ke h1S ant1cs m Soc1al Stud1es 12 to Ioe Magrane who's already an expert cut up Nancy Place, to 'P1ckle Fumegan her fasc1n at1ng blush B111 Reddlck, hlS bolsterous nose blow1ng to Ty Dav1s Bernard Rodee h1s mascul1ne bu1ld to joe Pha lon You'1l be the future Mr Amer1ca, Joel 11m Sant1maw, h1S lovable grin to Charl1e Gratto Carol T1erney Barbara Spencer, to Ruth1e Van Iderstyne her horsemansh1p Ixm T1erney, to no one, h1S exper1ence of tak1ng a Regents 1n the hospltal Albert Todd, to Dott1e Caswell h1s art1st1c talents You ll be the next Grandma Mosesl Bruce V1ertel, to Arnold Stone, h1s h81ghtS and pos1t1on on the basketball squad W1th all that w1ll they need the other four players? Esther Wells, to Nancy Bennett, her humor Ren1ce Wells, her neatness, to Ortha Wh1tmore Pluma Synovec, to Ioame Damels, her ab1l1ty 1n basketball Peggy Woodyat, to B111 Rodee, her ab1l1ty to keep the p11b11C Speaklllg class amused Roger Wa1te, to Marty Kapp h1s love for Stan Kenton records Iust the love, not the records We the Class of 1951 hereby appo1nt Mr Robert Murphy executor of th1S, our last w1ll and testament Ioy Anthony Ioan Ellsworth . . . , . . . . . I . . - , , . . . . . - i . . - . . . , . . . . . . . . , K . . - . . 'I . . ' to accept any job and do it to perfection. Caroline Savage, her never-ending energy to . . , . . . . .. . . I .- . 3 . . l . - U . I . . 4 .- . . ' ' . . n u np . . o n . . , , . .. . ! . . . , , . . . 21 Clam Of 195 f' ,A JOE PHALON VICE PRESIDENT IR HAYDEN ADVISOR JOE MA GRANE SECRETARY MARTY KAPP TREASURER BILL RODEE PRES IDENT 'wt FIRST ROI BOYD CHILDS GIBSON JORDAN LATIIER CHURCH DANIELS LA VIGNE SECOND ROI HERING AIES CONNORS DUIOULIN BOPREY DE GOUFF BENNETT CASIELL DOUCET GAFF NEY THIRD ROI CHILDS CONDLIN KAPP LA PAVER LEGACY FOURTH R0 BRUNDAGE BROIN DAVIS GIBSON FRASE NOBLE BOPREY I CASIELL FIRST ROI OLIN STREETER,IOMACK,IR HAYDEN TOOlEY,ROBINSON,RACE SECOND ROI SCOTT,TH0lPSON,OUDERKIRK SHIRREFPS,BABCOCK,lEST,IHITlORE THIRD ROI L IAT OTT,STAUBLE,SNYDER,STOIELL IILSON,SIlONET FOURTH ROI IELLS,PHALON,C NAT OTT,RODEE,PLANTY,SIARTSFIGURE,RUSHIAN,lAGRANE 22 ,I ,QA s . ., A,.f 5' in A ' ,, Q . if . 2 K X A - , - J' i , 3 I - ' I, 1 I ' ' - 1 Qs , J' I 4' r X, at ff 1 Irs 'H , - . if 5 Class Of 195 uf FIRST ROI BURNHAI GONYEA BUYS BACKUS BLOUNT ELLIOTT FINNEGAN HARRINGTON BES SETTE SECOND ROI A AIES JENACK JAIES KILMER KELLY S HILL L HILL BOIERS MR SMITH THIRD ROI DANIELS GALLINGER GRATTO BURT BUTLER CROSSIAN HUNTRESS D AMES FITZGERALD FOURTH ROI T AMES DAVIS FRENCH EVANS GOIDY HARRINGTON BART LETT COFFEY HOLLAND 5.1. :r '3 y I TOI PLACE PRESIDENT IR SIITH ADVISOR LINDA HILL SECRETARY TREAS URER SALLY HILL VICE PRESIDENT ,-. sf FIRST ROI HOUSAI TAYLOR IURCRAY LATIIER NOBLE LADDISON LUILEY IORAN SECOND ROI TIERNEY IATOTT SANTIIAI IATSON STREETER ROBINSON N ROUSHEY B ROUSHEY THIRD ROI LINDLEY TODD PIKE PALIER POST VINCENT SANDERSON FOURTH ROI STONE PLACE IILISHURST STOKES IASKE REDIOND TROIBLEY IHITIORE 23 Clam 017954 hmm JOE GRATTO VICE PRESIDENT IR IARNER ADVISOR JOHN RICH PRESIDENT LEO GARDNER SECRETARY TREASURER KT 3 FIRST ROI BOPREY ROBERTSON VIERTEL SIITH MOORE PALMER NORTON L IILLIAIS SHOUL ETTE SECOND ROI NORIAN IILLIAHS IILSON O BRIEN HATOTT PRIES RONERTS IC CAR TY IARACLE R IILLIAIS THIRD ROI IILIARTH MUGGLIN SCHOLL IICKS IHEATER IELLS VAN IDERSTYNE THOIFSON SCOTT ROIEN HR IARNER FOURTH ROI HOLLAND NEIVINE C Q .., I FIRST ROI ALLEN LANG LADDISON GOTHAI BULLIS CASIELL DAVIS SECOND ROI HALLA DAY ELLIOOD CONKLIN BILL DAPOE HARRINGTON GRAY LA VIGNE THIRD ROI DARRAH BESSETTE BABCOCK JONES PREEIAN LOCEY LA VARE LUIBARD FOURTH ROI FAUCHER GARDNER DRBI PADDEN HOLCOIB COSEO CRYDERIAN GRATTO 24 , ' 5 Y N . 2 . . Y A. Q ' I if ': I ' PnzNcn,NosLm,n1cn.corA,runnsuLL,wArsoN,rAYLon. . 6 f 5 x i 1 .4 5 G l ' c T I A ' 1 1 ' 0 V , L '25 :S a 1 K .x' fi QQ A IVYY4 fix Wea ll my GE' :Q SA- X Q00 x 5 1 ff QJQMM X4 Q. V 5 f O xx ff QD., Ji HE 1950 football season was not an outstanding one, but one that wlll lmger 1n the memorles of the students for a long tlme The Bears d1d a swell Job at Saranac Lake for a smalltown team The tned score C6 to 62 mdxcated a good game but with Canton outwelghed on the average of thlrty pounds per man, the fmal tally was somethmg to boast about The second game brought out the flght ln Coach Ollver s team We beat Tupper Lake 42 to 13 To prove the excltement, the cheerleaders gave a cheer for Tupper Lake wh1le the Bears were bemg pushed back for a loss For the fmrst tlme 1n several years, every member of the team had a chance to play Roger Allen w1th h1s fancy footwork made s1x touchdowns m that game The th1rd game of the season wlth Ogdens burg, ended ln a scoreless t1e 'I'he fourth game was fallmg by the bucketful and the fleld was L? f ' X 4 K '- tk X 'N' Football covered with mud and water Canton came out on top, with Gouverneur O and Canton 6 The next game was one that we all, especxally the football team, would l1ke to forget The Bears went down m the1r fxrst defeat of the season at the hands of the Franklin Academy Huskles, 20 to The most excitmg and the best fought game of the season was at Massena The Golden Bears gave the Red Raxders a scare before bowing to the league leaders, 14 0 The fmal game of the 1950 season was nothmg to brag about We lost 14 0 to the Potsdam Sandstoners Three members of the Golden Bears made the All Northern team, pxcked by the staffs of the Gouverneur Tr1bune Press, ' the Potsdam Herald, and the St Lawrence Plaindea er Iim Santlmaw made left end Roger Allen, full center Twzrlefcv J JORDAN S OLIN clsn-zu. u 26 DUIOULIN A LATIIER C P . . . . . 9, xx 1 J X 2 ' ' Z X ' . ' 7. . . . ! . , . . - ' I - - .- I . - . - 1 Q! for the Bears was a hard fought battle. The rain back, joe Phalon made the gecgnd team as , 1 ', fa jf' 1 9 , ll A ' ' J ' . 1 , x , K , ' N r I 1 xi X -x K 4, A W J J A K . . , . ,D. , . , . , .ann VJVSZW FIRST ROW BRUNDAGE FINNEGAN PLACE AMES FITZGERALD GUY ETTE SNYDER GRATTO PHALON GALLINGER SANTIMAW SECON D ROW COACH OLIVER HOLCOMB DANIELS NEWVINE RODEE TODD DAVIS ALLEN RICH REASONER KAPP STON DICK WOODLEY MR HAYDEN F TIERNEY BROWN RED I6 MWZOY' Vdffllyf -In Jar- E'-25 lm., ,- mug FIRST ROW G COSEO TURNRULL L INDLEY GARDNER A -1' 27 AMES DAVIS FRENCH FAUCHER D AMES DRFW WASKE SECOND ROW FINN HALL SHOULETTE RILEY HUNTRES LUMLEY ALDRIDGE D COSEO MAC DONALD COACH HOUSTON ROBINSON EGAN WILMARTH LA CLAIR LYTLE S GRATTO PIFRCE I E . gf .M,4 xi , - ei A , ' I ' ' fu ,- . , u 1 .Q l I f if I I I y I I I l I - ii I I I I I Al I - I - I I . 1 A ills Pflilx 'I 'W -- 1 .QQ , ' Quia.-an, . 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HE 1950 51 basketball team won f1ve of 1ts slxteen games The flrst game of the season was played at Norwood The C H S courtsters almost overtook the Kxttens, but wlth the advantage of the1r small home court the Not wooders won 55 52 The Golden Bears won the1r second and thlrd X 1 games, dowmng Malone 50 48 and V Gouverneur 56 44 'I'hen the I-Ious ton coached team took flve stralght losses, bemg beaten by Tupper me outstandmg Blue Devu, stood I !! s1x feet sxxb, Potsdam Massena, and Saranac Lake In the fourth f1rst game of the second round of the Northern League gave the Bears a needed hft, and they won the1r next game wlth Gouverneur 59 50 But the w1nn1ng streak dldn t last The Golden Fzve were handed four losses before they faced the Saranac Iakers for the second tlme and downed the Redskms 69 64 In the fmal game of the season, w1th Norwood the Bears agaln were beaten, 72 45 A non league game played wlth 'I'heresa the Bears Roger Allen and Bruce Vlertel were the Bears outstandmg back board men 11m Santlmaw and Ilm perlod of the Saranac game, the Bears put on a fme Flnnegan were excellent play makers Allen led the scor exh1b1t1on of basketball and almost beat the Redskms mg column w1th 202 points Harry Newvxne, w1th 114 The Canton hoopsters gave the Malone f1ve a run poxnts, and Tom Gallmger were the outstandmg Iumor for the1r money and overpowered them 64 50 Th1s Varslty players Cbeerleaclm 1 1 7 J BACKUS,L HILL,J ANTHONLJ ELLSl0R1'H,P CR0lLEY,N PLACE 28 X X 'Q . - . . gg it 9 ' . . . 5 P ' U ' i , . S . - ,X C , . . ' - . Qx ' . . - lake, Ogdensburg Uohn Wright, W0n 64-56. t . . 9 . N R M f- Vmcvizy If ' FIRST ROI FINNEGAN SANTIMAI ALLEN VIERTEL HOLCONB SECOND ROI BROWN TODD DAVIS STONE BRUNDAGE THIRD ROW BOPREY FRASE DELEEL MAGRANE IOODLEY FOURTH ROI PIERCE COACH HOUSTON amor Vmfmy 'Wh f if FIRST ROI PLACE GALLINGER GOWDY NEWVINE IASKE FRENCH SEC OND ROW LINDLEY GARDNER BURT TURNBULL IILISHURST ROWEN THIRD ROW SHOULETTE PIKE LYTLE BARTLETT COSEO AIES FOURTH ROI TUPPER COACH MC KENNEY DREW 29 e Ihre!! X Pmsr now PHALON CHILDS VINCENT curmrl: FITZGPRALD .I Gnnro om fofxma dawsfepoflk CONKLIN seconn Row WILMARTH KAPP Mnorr c cnnro vans ehreecendkenm Swec Ames LAI-Avsn PAUCHER LEGACY THIRD now COACH Hunan TIERNEI Tweggaenfilulix canwfl hx Rouse HoLcoua smnsa HARRINGTON RICH WILSON ed no ns on d or posmclgmng squa nd year of chool W1 me 5960 5gh00l S be Yl Thxs Wult Lhe lwaxuzxsliid lf! 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Qof-we If Valium Moll eco Mari fW'f'nZfmen M, mee C Sa fgerll 2 th mat vn eldllouse In we D meld wesum Ian F 9 GOUVQ-me UI' M nlhtl S wele Gouvem day :litem 5 evilon m3whe,ig,ye1S W clhe th eu' 3 to 10 Thoon 5 no wie Ln Hd Cong IS Wa the me Lh Pcut, 5 maize llnalg Sleggqnton C Thee 13,3055 glabplerlvegp-Rctg? fo' d Ven Gouvlod mp Wen coached Squad eason Huh WresHerg Defeat Wafer' t Canton High gcgwn 'md defeated the Wq xxrday own eafed Be To Wresrlg galfgfghnen Golden Bpar umm 5 half of ers 'HU star: th 'iixtedulc fills Fylde. en wrestling' I and qw! town J V down ! the P0l.Sdam S 34 to 8 in an exhlbm varsity Q5 to 5 I In 8 EDU fzialvh c ass pred Le 'i W00dard IG, fn ' Seconds of the 8Cy IP T17 Oe lGJ JF We 'Ga ' 1 mm Hdf Canton Malmen Elle Out f 6 2321 Wm Over Massena C1 The Camon hlgh school WFCSL tmwlexs Lumed In 'I 23 no 21 vIcLoI3 Wowel Lhe Massem Lrapplers hen Sznurdny mam As usual Lhe lo cali were strong In the lgh Melghlb and weak In Lhe heavl weights Phe out of SIX of Lhl Ilrst matches were won by Lha Haydenmen The Inez four er ounters were mken by the Rald I1 Charles Grauo Cannon am Dommgos of Massem put on on. If the mnsL thrillmg bouts of Lhl venmg AL one ume Gratlo helm us opopnent over his head B suse ll LS illegal to drop 'I grip :lex from thls posluon Gratu meld hlm In the au unul Lhe buz 30 lls Ib case nned C 9 ot the ampo . it Q , 1 .5 L X V' ' ,fl I Y L ,. .x J X I Lx! ':, , ' I 0,4 1 -X . . I , . . A - - - I , ' nl .gh , I , , . 2 . . I . , ' . f V A ,IRI ' ' , . -I . 8 X 0 r I X e-Ax 'X ' N 5 1 ' Xl . P I , 9 3 - f I . w ,. ' E ,Nl ' A - . .. , I , nil , Fe' . de' X A . W' ' ' ' . I, an , . , - - . F. . ,I I I fm use, H . i It K ' , px H. L d Y ' - d a . 1 1 I. , I . ' ' . It . ' . , - 2 . ,I C 0 n I V V. I d. , , H ' l Y ! -in .nn .A ' , l . -. , QC - fs ' ' . ., Hay e K . Y - V ' .3 th 103 U - .K , ' . , ,'1 E 'G .- ' I ' 1 lst ' A . J . l 1.. N , . v d ' '-14. . I f C e k k A-t A 'lf' 19-I . . ,- . I 'K' A ,I ' ' , Ir -Q-L 4 .U ...rv .Y 1 I I '. RJ , Th , I ve . ' Ir . 1 l. I1 I . V. ' I I. .7 . . V i I Yrs ' A . , e f '. ... , , 2 ' ' . . NDER the directxon of Coach Wllllam Hayden, the Canton grap plers defeated Massena and Potsdam twxce and Gouverneur and the Watertown Iumor Varsxty once and lost twlce to Watertown and once to Gouverneur, for a record of s1x vlctorles and three defeats ln th1s fxrst complete season of schoolboy wrestlmg in Canton Hxgh The chmax of the season was the Legacy 195 pound class! Joe Gratto 1103 poundsl, Art Ames 1112 poundsl, Edd1e Wells 1120 poundsl, Charhe Gratto 1127 poundsl, Bob Snyder 1138 poundsl, and Bernard Rodee 1165 poundsl Canton IS proud of these t1tle holders and the rest of the squad that d1d such a f1ne Job Fred Legacy, the only member of the varsity team who completed an undefeated season, was outstandmg Flve of Canton s seven sec sectzonal meet at Brewer Fleld House L g on the St Lawrence Umverslty cam pus, m whxch four twelve man teams from Canton, Gouverneur, Potsdam, and Massena v1ed Gouverneur won the team trophy, toppmg Canton by one pomt 58 57 Seven Canton grap plers were named sectional champions Fred Vamzly tional champlons W111 be back next year Although xt wlll be hard to replace Rodee and Wells, there are several promxsmg IV s who wlll be movmg up to the varslty team next fall FIRST ROI PHALON FINNEGAN SNYDER BRUNDAGE KAPP STONE PLACE SECOND ROI GRAT TO STAUBLE RODEE REDDICK HEALY HOLCOMB WOODLEY THIRD ROW TODD ALLEN TIERNEY PXERCE DAVIS SANTIMAW 31 vm, LX? 5- . 7 . . ' . , Q n , Q . 0 - - - D . . . , o , CC D 1 'QUR ,173 ' I FIRST ROI LA PAVER CONKLIN PINNEOAN BURNHAN TAYLOR ROBERTS IOUSAI KXLIER SECOND ROI SHIRREPPS DOUCET BESSETTE A IATOTT E NATOTT JORDAN BOYD THIRD ROI CABIELL LATINER L NOBLE DAVIS N NOBLE TOOIEY AIES LA VARE BILL Immmumlf IRLS who are interested partlclpate 1n intra archery m the sprlng and fall, basketba11,vol1eyba11 ,U murals an after school activxty held on Tues and b2ldlIl1I1f0I1 111 the Winter, and softball in the day aftemoons for town glrls and on Thursday after spring Other sports are played all year W1nn1ng noons for country g1r1s Each penod gives the par teams go to playdays at other schools and play when tlclpants pomts for whlch they recelve awards at the other Seh00lS e0lI1e here end of the year 'I'he sports vary with the seasons FIRST ROI LA VIGNE HILL IOORE PALIER PREEIAN SIITH IORAN SAVAGE SECOND ROI THOIPSON IEST IHITIORE HALLADAY O BRIEN IHEATER ALLEN THIRD ROI DUIOULIN OLIN SCOTT GAPPNEY IELLS LATIIER LOCEY 32 Z . . . - . . . - I . . . - . - . . - I . 1 - v . - . 1 - v ' ' 9 1 ' ' . . . - , . . - . . . . . . t Z . . . . . . . - . . . - . . . . . . - - . . . . . . . Umzbzfon A4195 Pi ,4 fh'n FIRST ROI DAVIS FINNEGAN STONE J HOLCOMB REDDICK ALLEN SNYDER SECOND ROI MR HAYDEN J GRATTO COSEO KITAY DREI CRYDERIAN SCOTT TODD THIRD ROI FITZGERALD GALLINGER C GRATTO HUNTRESS RICH PLACE AMES FOURTH ROI IILMSHURST STOKES TIER NEY G HOLCOIB IASKE IILIARTH BROIN MICRON ALPHA PI, the oldest SOCICIY 1n the school, has com pleted 1ts forty seventh year Among the year s events were the Inter Frat Ball and the annual banquet The offxcers I Holcomb, Presldent, R Allen, V1ce Presldent, A Stone, Secretary, and W Reddlck, Treasurer XYZ? YZ7 sponsored all amateur Show and had concess1ons at games The ban quet was the culmlna t1on of the year s ac t1v1t1es The offlcers R. Furman, Presldent I Phalon, Vlce Pres ldent, G Healy Sec retary Treasurer, M Kapp, Sergeant at Arms FIRST ROI I RODEE B VIERTEL FHALON FURMAN KAPP HEALY B RODEE SECOND ROI FAUCHER R VIERTEL I FRENCH IR CANEEN THOMPSON TURNBULL IHITIORE SHOULETTE THIRD ROI STAUBLE IILSON STOIELL S FRENCH BROIN GARDNER IATSON FOURTH ROI SIIONET NEIVINE IAITE GOIDY BUTLER HAGRANE CROSSIAN 33 FIRST ROI B BABCOCK PALMER ANTHONY ELLSIORTH SMITH LATIMER CROWLEY SEC PLACE E IELLS SPENCER L BABCOCK N WELLS ROUSHEY FOURTH ROW FAUCHER BROIN REDDICK RODEE FITZGERALD Algonquin EDITOR H CASIELL BUSINESS B BILL R BROIN ART D CASIELL SPORTS I REDDICK PROPHECY P CROILEY N PLACE IILL J ANTHONY J ELLSIORTH SONG B SPENCER SENIOR IRITERS B BABCOCK P LA CLAIR B PALIER E IELLS JUNIORS L BABCOCK A LATIMER I RODEE SOPHOIORES J PITZ GERALD N ROUSHEY C TIERNEY FRESHMEN R PAUCHER D SIITH N IELLS ADVISOR MR IARNER 34 L Q Q ' 1 OND Roll LA CLAIR,H.CASWELL,BILL,D.CASNELL,TIERNEY,NR.NARNER. THIRD ROIC . . ' x 'x lr 3 . A b , 1 4 A 2. -4 Y '? gx? 1 fo 5 5i,v4F u.. .fav Wafb EDITOR B ANT P LA CLAIR LITERARY EDITORS ANTHONY J DANIELS EXCHANGE J ELLSIORTH MUSIC S FRENCH SPORTS J HOLCOMB M GAPFNEY ART A TODD ADVERTISING N PLACE BUSINESS P CROWLEY FEATURES S OLIN, ASSEMBLY I REDDICK STORIES J BUYS TYPISTS E IELLS S DE GOUPP P BRA BAY G LA FAVER B MC MARTIN D CASIELL H SHIRREPFS M DUM OULIN B CALDIELL P FARMER M BOIERS J OUDERKIRK MIMEO GRAPHERS BARBARA Q BEVERLY BILL N ROUSHEY L SANTIMAI L STREETER B ROUSHEY B ELLIOTT 0 IHITMORE L WATSON M IHEAT ER M MURPHY P RAGAN B CHURCH REPORTERS C IICKS M MOORE W PALMER S JONES L HILL K EINNEGAN J BACKUS A LATIMER B CHILDS J JORDAN P TOOMEY I DOUCET L NOBLE P WOODYAT B PALMER B BABCOCK ADVISORS MR MENG SPENCER ASSIST MR VAN ORNUM fi QI. 35 J Bama' FIRST ROI SPENCER IELLS IILLIAIS BLOCH HEALY L NOBLE SECOND ROI L BABCOCK LUILEY GOIDY REDDICK IHITHORE SAVAGE THIRD ROI VAN IDERSTYNE KINGSBURY IICKS R TODD DREI SHITH FOURTH ROI B BABCOCK LA VIGNE FINNEGAN FIFTH ROI I BAB COCK N NOBLE LUMLEY FRENCH SIXTH ROI KILIER HORAN LOCEY BROIN A TODD VIERTEL IILIARTH CROSSKAN THOMPSON LANG SEVENTH ROI MR BAFFARO E PIERCE LA VIGNE BENNETT PALHER IAITE BURT D PIERCE DUIOULIN LATIIER JORDAN CASIELL NDER the d1rect1on of Mr Baffaro, the Band played at football games, at home and away The Basketball assembhes, gave a Christmas and a Sprmg Concert, and X went to the Festwal in Potsdam The offlcers R Brown, President, B Spencer, Vnce Presldent, W Reddlck, Secretary, and G Healy, Manager i i HE Orchestra played at the Iumor Semor Speakmg 5-Z Contest, at the play, and at the annual Spring Con Orch .vim cert The members sincerely thank Mr Baffaro for all he has done to help them become better musicians FIRST ROI IELLS NEUSE SECOND ROI E PIERCE JENACK WILLIAMS IENG SPENCER LUN LEY N NOBLE VIERTEL BLOCH L NOBLE LA VIGNE THIRD ROI BURT IR BAPPARO D PIERCE 36 f Band played at home games. The Band took part in i A r . . . - . . I . . .- . U O Q 9- I . . . FIRST ROI IELLS ELLSIORTH ANTHONY PLACE CHURCH MOORE IOIACK S ANES H CASIELL SPENCER SECOND ROI CUNNINGHAI L HILL S HILL CROILEY LOCEY LA CLAIR JORDAN SCOTT DUHOULIN SAVAGE THIRD ROI BILL N BESSETTE CONKLIN BULLIS L NOBLE A LATIIER E BESSETTE X Gzfflf Charm Sf HE SIXIY one g1r1s 1n Chorus rehearsed twlce a week I X Festival in Potsdam A11 wish to thank Mrs Foote for her 9 wonderful guidance and dlrection The officers Barbara Spencer, Presldent Ann Lat .AJ imer, Treasurer, and Nancy Place, Secretary FIRST ROI HERING CHILDS D CASIELL PRIES GOTHAN LANG SANTIIAI N ROUSHEY CALD IELL KELLY SECOND ROI BUYS IURPHY JONES FINNEGAN BOIBRS DAPOE A CASIELL BACKUB AIO PARIER THIRD ROI SCHOLL BOPREY G AIES ELLIOTT BURNHAI C LATI MER PALMER HC CARTY N NOBLE BLOUNT B ROUSHEY 37 fi . 9 .14 '-12 f A 0 1- . X for the Christlnas and Spring Concerts and.the May I . Q 2 R ' - , - Mimi, lj, . L rg. , X Razdzb Workshop -. 1 1 . , ,uf , , -f w se-,..hw-. . ',,aq5,: 15f , Nfjfiilffni ,L Y .lf gf? -1 11915 '1w'ofv, ,, A ' 1 -- FIRST ROI ELLIOTT LA CLAIR H CASIELL CROILEY OLIN BURNHAI FINNEGAN SECOND ROI CHILDS PALIER D CASIELL BILL BUYS L HILL ELLSIORTH ANTHONY THIRD ROI BACKUS B ROUSHEY N ROUSHEY GAFFNEY IELLS SANTIMAI LATIMER NOBLE DUIOULIN FOURTH ROI HOLCOIB BROWN REDDICK TODD HE Radlo Workshop, a member of the Natlonal Rad1o Guild, although able to broadcast only a few tlmes th1s year, has been busy learnmg the art of broadcastmg and radxo dramatxcs The offlcers were Esther Wells, Presxdent, Bernard Rodee, Vlce Pres ldent, Arnold Stone, Secretary, and Robert Brown, Treasurer FIRST ROI POST S HILL BOIERS IRS IILLIAIS CHURCH TIERNEY TODD SECOND ROI IOODYAT CONNORS BILL PRASE BOPREY HERING THIRD ROI KAPP STONE PLACE CAS IELL B RODEE HEALY KITAY FOURTH ROI BOPREY BRUNDAGE I RODEE PIERCE IAITE IAGRANE IILIBHURST 38 . ,M G5 Z ' ' . . 4' , f .- - X K . I , IXA 'fir FIRST ROI LA CLAIR ANTHONY CASIELL HRS IILLIAIS NOBLE CROILEY ELLSIORTH SECOND ROI HILL STONE PLACE GAPPNEY KAPP BOWERS THIRD ROI BROWN HOLCOIB REDDICK PIERCE RODEE HEALY HE Natxonal Thesplans of Canton Hxgh School sponsored this year the Freshman Sophomore and Iumor Semor Speakmg Con tests and staged a three act play The Thes plans attended the play Our Hearts Were Young and Gay at Gouverneur Ifhgh School The offlcers I Ellsworth, Pres1dent I Holcomb, Vlce Pres1dent,I Anthony Sec retary P Crowley, Treasurer, and B Rodee Clerk HIS year the Llbrary Club has had varled aCt1Vlt16S The members of th1s club pre pare books for clrculatlon, check books for the country schools ln the d1str1ct, and decor ate the hbrary wlth book dlsplays Several hot d1sh luncheons have been held throughout the year Many of the members have become acquamted w1th the dut1es of a l1brar1an and thus asslst students durmg study halls On some occaslons speclal decoratxons and scenes are displayed on llbrary tables and on the bulletm boards Llbifdify Cfub FIRST ROI PRIES,lILSON CASWELL IRS lERRILL,JENACK,MUGGLIN,BURNHAI SECOND ROI JAlES,LATIlER,FRASE,LA FAVER,lHEATER CUNNINGHAH,DOUCET ,C ii -: 6 Q if .js , , 'f .r 1 , xf xl, 5 r. 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I , ,,., li C C ' . 6 1.9 n ' G 39 T 6650141145 FIRST ROW AMES LA VIGNE THOMPSON MC DONALD SHIRREFFS SECOND ROW STREETER BLOUNT MOUSAW GONYEA GOULETTE AMO CALDWELL MISS SANFORD THIRD ROW MAT OTT BENNETT MURPHY ABSENT RAGAN LADISON JAMES WOODYAT WILLARD BILL MUL VAUGH MYF HE Method1st Youth Fel 1owsh1p meets Sunday eve mngs for a worshlp servlce, conducted by two of the mem bers, and a busmess meetlng The program thxs year mcluded a fellowshlp supper and month ly covered d1sh suppers, food sales, and attendance at d1str1ct servlces m Potsdam, the con ference at Malone, and Camp Aldersgate The offlcers O Wh1tmore, Presldent, B Ien ack, Vlce Presldent, B Mu glm, Secretary, I R1ch,Treas urer Fzx zl Cfub CTIVITIES of the F1x Club afflllated wxth Nat1ona1 Homemakers of Arnerlca, 1nc1uded the mxt 1at1on of thlrteen members a skatmg party and spaghettl supper, and a dessert sale The club sent a Chrxstmas box to a French famxly and plans a trlp 1n the sprmg The offlcers Sherry Thomp son, Presldent, Dor1s La Vlgne, V1ce Presldent, Shlrley Ames, Secretary Ianet McDonald, Treasurer M'-'-'J 1' ,f -A 'SJ FIRST ROW WHITMORE THOMPSON STREETER WILLIAMS WILSON JENACK BUYS SECOND ROW THOMPSON BENNETT RICH SHIRREFFS ROWEN WHEATER STOWELL MUGGLIN WHITMORE fodazlzzy CWHE Sodahty, organ 1zed xn the fall elect ed james Fmnegan Pres ldent Arnold Stone, V1ce Presldent, joseph Phalon Secretary, and james Tlerney Treasurer A mong 1ts act1v1t1es, lt sponsored several socxal evenlngs, to whlch all were 1nv1ted FIRST ROW D LA VIGNE BLRNHAM DAVIS P LA VIGNE HALLADAY 0 BRIEN SMITH LL IOTT SECOND ROW B PALMER N BESSETTE PLACE GAFFNEY CROWLEY SCOTT SAVAGE DOUCET,LA VARE,TIERNEY,W.PALMER.FINNEGAN. THIRD ROW ALLEN,DE GOUFF,FAU' CHER,FITZCERALD,J.GRATTO,GARDNER,TURNBULL,E.BESSETTE,FREEMAN, FOLRTH ROW PHALON,DAVIS,FINNEGAN,PLACE,TIERNEY,C.GRATTO.STONE,COSEO,ROBINSON. 40 Future Fmfmm' HE Canton F F A started a very successful year by wmning first and thlrd places at the Gouverneur and Malone Fair Judgmg contests ln summer of 1950 An experiment to determme the value of fert1l1zer wxth potatoes was conducted at the farm of Bernard Domxme Davld Gxbson re presented St Lawrence 1n the poultry and egg Judglng contest at the State Faxr At the first meetmg in September, Lloyd Matott was elected Presldent Robert Furman, Vice President, Davxd Glbson Sec retary Clmton Matott Treasurer, Paul Evans, E5 A - Q FIRST ROI L IATOTT PURMAN C MATOTT GIBSON EVANS I NOBLE NR SIITH SECOND ROI IHIT IORE DAVIS IELLS HOLLAND PIKE THIRD ROI A AIES IILLIAIS CASIELL N NOBLE T AIES LINDLEY Reporter, and Weldon Noble, Sentlnel Evans, G1b son, and john Caswell placed f1rst ln the Judgmg contest held at the A T I 1n Canton for schools um northern New York In the Dalrymen s League Mllk Quahty Control Contest records submltted by the chapter recelved second award At the State F F A Convention in May 1950 Canton, represented by Paul Evans, was awarded second pnze U1 the crop varlety and good seed contest Records of Clmton and Lloyd Matott recelved 1nd1v1dual honors Evans, Robert Davls, Arlyn Pxke Edmund Wells, and Weldon Noble attended Farm and Home Week at Ithaca For outstandmg work F F A letters were presented to Clmton and Lloyd Matott, Davld Glbson, and Paul Evans 41 , 5 IOC ' 'the . ' - . . . ' u g 9 1 ' '. 3 1 0' I 1 2 I- . .- . . ,- .- - 3' . . , . - 3- . , .- .- . . - . . ... . ! . . . . ' I O 9 9 . . . . 1 I . OOO . --5 OM Am CTNKW '92 STRIKE! HIT OR MISS? DISPUTED POINT BIG LEAGUER RECORD SESSION SETTLING SCORES CHARM SCHOOL YOU TOO CAN DANCE! Mdzn Ten! fide fkow --v-u! 1. GOOD SHOW 2. WE BUILD 'EM,YOU FLY 'EM 3. MIXMASTERS 4. CON- CENTRATION 5. THE RIGHT TOUCH 6. IT'SANART 7. LET'S SEE WHAT DEVELOPS 8. MAKING FACES Chaz mam of the Cm! NX QQ4- 'E ,f I -iq Xf XJ iv 44 3. 1. HUDDLE 2. CHIEF EXECUTIVE 3. BUSY CORNER 4. ITTAKES AN EXPERT 5. FIRE CHIEF 6. so LONG. . . 7. DECK THE HALLSH 8. CAFETERIA 'Y fm Uhr S2 - 'ua The Show C065 On 1 FIT AS A FIDDLER 2 LEAVE IT TO THE GIRLS 3 BARN DANCE, C H s 4 PAUSE THAT REFRESHES 5 A LEAN AND HUNGRY LOOK 6 PIE on CAKE on BOTH? 7 IUST THE TYPE TYPIST THAT IS - . 3 9 Y, L I I I 'i 1 ' 7, f' Z ,. v lf I .1 ' ' KL , u f 'ix'-P , , 1 dh , ' ' 1 .1 X, 4 . Q ' - J I . x s nl C' ' j , Y , ' 5 N7 'EQ , f' RM' yt , ' wk R I , A 5 , ,fl-' VW E 'lv 4 4 .Hx ' ' I . A r'N ! I r , L Q c - I I I A' L I , , , ,R ,,,A A . fx 094.55 W o o s s u n Q 0 - - 0 - - , -bngr 'mx Lam' ACI f ' 'Q 1 SMILING IRISHMAN 2 THOUGHTFUL 3 NOW WHAT? 4 ORTHA 5 EYES CN THE BALL 6 THE LEAVES ARE TURNING 7 HITS THE SPOT 8 THE HARD WAY 9 CANTON,S ARTHUR MURRAY 10 ASSEMBLY LINE ' WASH DAY 11. BRASS SECTION Fx XN AS 84K XJ A X W fx Xl-xy M VN ,ffQpc gf A I wp X w f f rj' 45 it w xglj QQ 4' 'V cfm ' ' X fsrx ZW ,li J Compllments of Flre Insurance Company Canton N Y 48 Canton Co-Uperative THE AMERICAN AND THE IDEAL DRIVE IN THEATRES n C a n t o PRESENTING ONLY THE CREAM OF THE MOVIES' Any Picture Worth Seeing Will Be Shown at These Theatres THE IDEAL DRIVE IN, ONE MILE FROM THE AMERICAN CORNER, ON THE GOUVERNEUR ROAD Presents Two Shows Nightly, Starting at Dusk Our refreshment stand is one of the finest in the state, with all modern conveniences, including hot and cold running water Booths are provided for your comfort and pleasure, so that you may enjoy refreshments while you are enjoying the best in screen entertain ment For the children we have provided a playground that will de light the heart of any youngster ONCE A PATRON ALWAYS A PATRON' Under the Supervision of A P Papayanakos Wlght and Patterson ELECTRICITY Ior LIGHTING COOKING REFRIGERATING WATER HEATING CANTON ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER C0 49 I n A r e t h e P r 1 d e o f S t . L a w r e n c e C o u n t y , O I LELAND MOTORS, Inc. SALES SERVICE CANTON 11 Riverside Drive Phone 2911 J. H. Maybee 31 Son COAL INSULATION ROOFING WALLBOARD Canton 2522 Olm s Garage Crosley Shelvador Refrigerators Crosley and Stewart Warner Radios Apex Washers Empire Milk Coolers Dewey Cornell Farm Implements Wades Laundry an Dry Cleaning Sales HUDSON Service my FIRMAN S Repairs Washing Greasing L L E R V I West St Canton Phone 2991 Sales KALAMAZOO Service Rwers Electnc Co Snyder Chevrolet Company PLUMBING HEATING WIRING sales and semce 50 Miner St Canton Phone 8610 Iohn Deere Eqmpment ROBINSON FARM EQUIPMENT CO TRACTORS TRUCKS and FARM MACHINERY 6 Riverside Drive Canton Phone 8752 50 ' 7 ! d J 3 West Main St. 2471 C O I S I O N S C E 12 . ' IN CANTON IT'S PHONE 2971 RlVCFSldC Carag KARL WHITE FO N OP NOTCHH SERVICE PHILLIPS' FARM SERVICE STORES Canton Rensselaer Falls B B FEEDS FARM SUPPLIES Dependable Dealers of Dependable Products Gas SUNOCO Oil Washing Greasing Simonizing HOIDC Cas 6 Eleftflf Co , IHC CONPLIMENT5 0F George L Robinson The Gas Servxce People Prefer Enzo Products 12 Prospect St Phone 8720 60 Court St Dlal 2554 Sporting Goods General Hardware Electrical Supplies General Electric Sales Service Canton Hardware 45 min st 2491 CANTO DAIRIES CO GPERATIVE, Inc 51 l I R T - BelI's Service Station LOANS TO FARMERS For Any Purpose FARMERS PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION 49 Main Street Canton COMPUMENTSOF FOR QUICK REPAIRS ON ALL TYPES OF WATCHES L L E Y Merrill Brothers Main Street Canton Under Market Basket Store I Commerczal INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Advertiser P A R T 0 Saulel Furmture Wearing Apparel for All Seasons EVARYTHING Fon EVERYONE Store Main Street Canton 52 . KE 'S 71 i PITT-KNOWLES, Nc. . 65 Main Street Canton SOL KAPLAN'S IDE TMENTS RE ' ' Life Canton Y L T n s u n c Health and Accident Hospitalization Phone 8650 Compliments CHARLES W LIGGIO Optometrists Canton A G U E WILLIAM COURT STREET Donors of Yo GARDNER Manager CANTON ur Senior Memory Books Canton Bakery S N 15 Hodskin Street o w E Barbour 81 Son H 0 Dial 2782 BILLY 5 53 R A T . C O O O N , I r a 9 of S P R F U N E R A L H O M E and ' JOHN W. HARDY B A T E A N D W E Y E N B E R G S E S M E ' S S P R T A R E. S. 9 BEST vISHLS TO THE CLASS OF 1951 The MacFadden Agency, Inc INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Town Hall Building Dial 8585 Canton Arthur Barbour WD I0 UP CII O C '1 U3 CD '1 4 H' O 0 SHOE REPAIRING Main St 2841 JUDSON HEIGHTS DAIRY Grade HAH Pasteurized MILK CREAM C J FLANAGAN 8 SON Y H E W S O M P A a n t o e w o r k Aurello s We Operate Our Own Plant 24 Hour Service Canton Phone 8711 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Howard J Shannon, Owner 109 Main St Canton Dial 2540 W E Palien MAYTAG AND EASY WASHERS FRIGIDAIRES L F . H O Hardware Plumbing and Heating Contractor 35 Riverside Drive Dial 2461 ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Town Hall Canton 2451 54 xx ILS. ' 1 C o m p 1 1 m e n t s o f DRY CLEANING M A ' W H O L E S A L E C N Y C n N Y M I O R D W W E Waller E Russell Inc Bexall Store CANTON NEW YORK Graduation Gxlts HALLMARK GRADUATION CARDS YOUR MARKET BASKET FINE FOOD STORE Flowers for All Occasions Member Florists' Telegraph Delivery Association SYKES FARMS M EGGS ICE CREAM PUNCH PHONE 8612 CHOCOLATE ORANGE R C Peggs JEWELRY STORE Main St Canton Clarence and Ball s Barber Shop Under Jewelry Store Main St Canton Comphments of MISS CANTON DIN ER Inc Rene C. Dompnier, Inc. ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE Aetna Life Insurance Co. Berkshire Life Insurance Co. REAL ESTATE 87 Hain St. 2752 Compliments of PERETTA MEAT COMPANY Canton New York 55 WHITMIWSCHNDY WHI'1'E'S FLOWERS -r I I Cray Brothers Garage LO CKER PLANT BOWLING LANES 1 MAIN STR.n. I' PHONE 2412 6 Bmg Stevens Store Sportlng Goods Johnson Outboard Motors Canton N Y Compliments of Barkley's Barber Shop P RADIO REPAIR AND SPORT SHOP Tea Company ROBERT JONES Manager Watson's St. Lawrence Restaurant 56 Beauty Lounge Eleanor R Sherman Canton Wztherbee Q Whalen Lzllzan s BEAUTY SALON 5 Chapel St 2925 Storrs Clothmg Store COM PLIMENTS OF SUPERI G A MARKET LUCILLES FOOD STORE ST LAWRENCE PLAINDEALER LUCILLE MULVAUGH PROPRIETOR DELIVERY SERVICE PHONE 2601 CANTON N Y The Adams Grocery TEA COZY OPEN EVENINGS HOME COOKED MLALS 5 Elm St 5451 6 East Main St S705 FOR QUALITY FOOTWEAR STOP AT Ike Noble s Shoe Store 10 Court St Canton I h WEST STREET l George E Robinson Coal Company HARD AND SoFT coAL PHONE 2691 57 Y h O O , I' . - In I 0 r In Y 9 1 1 , I I Y , . . I r I 1 s, 1 15- . . - . Y P 1 . . . w The L W Smger Company, lnc symcuse New YORK PUBLISHERS OF YOUR PROSE AND POETRY TEXTBOOKS C' urt1s Holmes Central Cnty Busmess Institute School M uslc Specialists' THE NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT 119 STONE STREET WATERTOWN, N OF EDL CATION Fall Term Begms Septembex 4 195 1 Wllber Vzsual Servlce SYRACUSE 2 N Y BELL E HOWELL SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVES w'LL'A ' ' mm D EVERYTHING FUR AUDIO VISUAL EDUCATION NEW BERLIN, N Y ALBANY N Y sugam' SUPERIOR SCHOOL BUS BODIES DON'T OVERLOOK THE 1951 SUPERIORS NEW DESIGNS FOR THIS NEW YEAR NO OTHERS EQUAL AMPLE CAPACITIES WRITE FOR DETAILS SUPERIOR BODY SALES INC NEWARK N Y PHONE 626 SOLD SUPERIORS SINCE 1932 TYPEWRITERS A B DICK MIMEOGRAPHS ADDING MACHINES Repaus Supphes Hebudn .l .l Stoclzer Co Watertown N Y 22 Arcade Balcony Phone 232 WATERTOWN SCHOOL OF COMMERCE 268 State Street Watertown, N Y Approved Y S Education Dept 58 . . . . U , . - . . . , N . . . , A db . Y. I , . . . ' ' A n - n . . , . . . . . , . . . . - . . , Q . . , . . N. . . . Bashan Bros Co ROCHESTER N Y DESIGNERS AND PRODUCERS OF EXCLUSIVE HIGH SCHOOL JEWELRY ENGRAVED COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS NAME CARDS Mr James L Mason 90 Rock Island St Gouverneur, N Y BUSINESS PREFERS RBI GRADUATES Approved for You by the Board of Regents m ROCHESTER BUSINESS INSTITUTE 172 Clinton Avenue South Rochester 4, N Y UIDANCE balanced tram MTT 'DR'F I'1 WT T UV' QFPQWPADTA r Qnunnr posmons m busmess, professxonal FOR GIRLS and government offices. 227 229 Quail St Albany I5 N ALBAIY BISIIESSWLLEGE ' 1,6 ,34w,,,m A Mb. Y6 NY SEND FOR Registered N Y R.. .,.., v ,,,,,,.., CATALOG Board of Regents SUMMER SESSION starts July 2 Established 1917 FALL SESSION starts September 4 BUSINESS SCHOOL TRAINING COUNTS The kind of training offered by the PRIVATE BUSINESS SCHOOL often makes the difference between just another office job and a successful career in secretarial work SUPERIOR TRAINING LEADS TO SUPERIOR POSITIONS SUMMER SCHOOL for short intensive courses July 5 1951 FALL CLASSES start September 4 1951 REGISTERED by the New York State Board of Regents USDENSBURS BUSINESS SEHUUL 59 I I I , . . , , . . . i 1' ' I 'ilu af ' . . G v ' ing-activities. Placement in key ' ..-+-..1.. ..,.s.1..,.. -.N............A.. .SCHOOL ' 0 3 u Y - si on ve., n , . . ' ' Suu e 'nr - noun Q W I a - .. , .. - ... .. ..... - - , . Y. A ,ff li-'- f l'l T'S 'f Q f -as f Nathan Frank s Sons OGDENSBURG'S LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE Joseph Fxsher mfr Son The Good Clothmg Store OGDENSBURG N Y OGDENSBURG N Y VISIT orm NEW suzofm IN POTSDAM THE .SNURPRLVE POTSDAM, N Y MASTER LABLE Lightening Protection BILL BROTHERS Rensselaer Falls Telephone Heu. 3710 THOMAS'S Cash and Carry General Store Rensselaer Falls Phone 7897 TOLEDO SCALE COMPANY Duplex Scales Choppers Steak Machines Power Saws V. W. THOMAS Sales Representative Rensselaer Falls 7897 Compliments of OGDENSBURG BATTERY CO. 60 XG? 231. QQ . . IQ L2 '-gl , P - Q in ,A -E Y 3 T 3 H is 16isa-Q g Ewggggf 2 gi, I E59 1 .. . .. 'ji we 'P' ' 431 7 C arbino's Jewelers Sperlingk OGDENSBURG MASSENA OGDENSBURG POTSDAM MALONE MASSENA , , NORTHERN NEW YORKIS LEADING HOME FURNISHLEZRS Al s Mens Shop MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING FOR OVER 50 YEARS OGDENSBURG Compliments of Ogdensburg, New York Ogdensburg Paper and Glass Co DINBERG BROTHERS PAPER GOODS OFFICE SUPPLIES GLASSWARE Good Shoes at Popular Prices M St Farrand s Flowers Grasse Rwer Co op G LF Service, Inc FEED SEED FERTILIZER FARM SUPPLIES CANTON PHONE 3442 61 P E P S I - C O L A B O T T L I N G C 0 M P A N Y J Atlanhc Servzce Stahon HAROLD COLEMAN Prop Washing Lubrication Tire Service Main St Phone 8652 COMPLIMENTS Buster Lawrence Compliments of LYTLE'S BARBER SHOP Main St Canton COMPLIMENTS OF N C ack CANTON N Y Paper Goods of All Kmds WHOLESALE ONLY The Muller Paper Co Inc 04 208 E W ll S SYRACUSE N Y Clark s Store COURT STREET Canton N Y John P Coakley CONTRACTOR DESKS A SPECIALTY Bartman s Garage Groceries Meat Dry Goods General Merchandise Esso Gas and O11 S 8 H Green Stamps Madrid Springs 2808 o m p o R T L R E R a n t o a 1 2 7 AMES SERVICE STATION Tires Batteries Accessories S k H Green Stamps 72 East Main St Canton Phone 2951 Mace Body Shop COMPLETE COLLISION SERVICE E D C A DITZLER REFINISHING 27 Gouverneur St 2402 COUGHLIN'S SERVICE At the Evergreen Gas ESSO O11 Tires Tubes Greasing Repairs Road Service Self Defence Insignia Stamps 6 , . or . .B f N t 9 . O, C 2 - , iow tree! E- D- DAVIS C 1 1 m e n t s f P A O W E L E C T I C T I N E Y R W H I T E F O R D C O. C n D 1 O 2 U S R S 2 Newman s Store Dry Goods HOME DECORATORS SHOPPE Imperial lallpaper Devoe Paint Gifts 29 lain St Canton Dial 2892 Compliments of ElTSALL'S Ogdensburg Phone 1450 COMPLIMENTS OF The Anne Shop Ladxes Apparel 85 Maxn St Dxal 2921 A V ark Groceries Meats d Pl Q 1 Pearl s Department Stores, Inc Canton VISIT ALL THREE FLOORS OUR NEWLY ENLARGED STORE THE YARN SHOP Bernat s Bernahzed Yarns Mrs Moreau Brown 55 Court St 2485 F Martyn GROCERIES AND mrs 69 Court St Canton Senior portraits and groups in the 1951 nAlgonquinN are by Ray Jubinville, also individu al athletes, except Varsity Basketball and Legacy, page 30 4 P1a1ndea1er photographs? school scenes, by Walter Van Ornum, except 5 k 4, page 45, and 8 page 46 Cby Stanton B Smith The dedication por trait was contributed NORTHERN ABSTRACT CORPORATION a n t o k e T O N L L I u s 1 1 n e a n t o 5 4 A GOOD DRUG STORE BARR PHARMACY 63 f I ' . U. Ci of ' and Corner Judson an ellnn S reetn CANTON, N. Y. . ' ' H. C. S t S N . C o n, N. Y. 3 S . A L W. C O N S 0 . M c a n d V e n d 1 n g M a c h s C n 8 4 COMPLIMENTS The Sugar Bow Restaurant CANTON N BEST WISHES T0 THE CLASS OF '51 Omrcron Alpha P1 THE oLnEs'r FRATERNIH IN c H Class Cf 1952 COMPLIMENTS OF Dr Dan T Spencer CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS FROM THE SOPHOMORES Class Cf 1953 4 ESKIMOSTORE Xxx A T E R N I 64 OF I . . S. , . Y. C rner of Main And C K C. . . '19 The A P E C U L I A R N A M E 0 F L A S T I N G F A H E F R T Y