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

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Clam VW!! E the Class of 1952 Judged by most author ities land a few parentsl to be of sound, sane mind, do make this our last will and testament ARTICLE 1 We thank the faculty of Canton High School for their patience through the last four years ARTICLE 2 To the Class of 1953, we leave the Joys and heartaches of being Seniors To the Sophomores we leave with the thrill of being upperclassmen the privilege of oral reports T the Freshmen, we leave the hope that they will en Joy high school and derive from it as many benefits as we did ARTICLE 3 We severally bequeath the assets hereafter specified Dorothy Caswell her artistic talent to Bev Roushey These two will be great artists someday Helen Shirreffs, to Mary Kay F1tzGerald, er height Now Mary can be seen Lora Santimaw David Gibson Kay Scott, and Alice Gibson their parking spaces in front of the school to any fortunate enough to need them Sally Womack Shirley DeGouff, and Jeannette Ouderkirk to Maggie Moore and Winnie Palmer their undying friendship .Toe Magrane, to Tommy Place, his ability to Barb Robmson and Joan Jordan, to no one, their interest in the Newman brothers They re still interested Bob Brown 'that laugh to Gordle Holcomb Ty Davis to J oe F1tzGerald, his love of oral re ports Doris LaV1gne, to Joyce Allen, her understand ing of math Joyce will need it when she takes geometry next year Ann Latimer, to her sister, her athletic ability They want to keep it in the family Beatrice Caswell, her quiet nature to Kathleen Finnegan What a change! Westy Bates to no one his trips to Ogdensburg He s still taking them Barb Childs her rosy complexion to Nancy Roushey Bob Snyder to Jean Backus, the remembrance of a happy year Or wasn t it? Jim Frase and Don Lynch their handsomeness to Dave Coseo and Stuart Infantlne Maurice LaFaver isn t going to leave a thing He s Just leaving Sally Olin and Marie Dumoulm their neatness to all the girls Carol Boprey her love of gum to anyone who thinks he can outwxt Mr Murphy Clint Matott, to Harold Huntress his ability to damage his car Lenora Babcock her giggles to Mary Moran Bonnie Church to Janice Buys, the ability to Seach her Study Hall seat just one second before the e Sherry Thompson doesn t leave her liking to the Riches He s too valuable Roy Wilson, to Tommy Gallmger his car It s really a good car Tommy Janice Herlng her popularity to Sally Hill who has a knack for that herself Edna Race to .Toan Robinson, her habit of losing her billfold five times a day Dick Brundage his imaginary dog ueegee to Mike Duskas He s a fine animal, Mike Harry Stowell to Gordle Bartlett his unlimited supply of mathematics Ortha Whitmore her ability in chemistry to Mary Bowers Joan Daniels to Carol Tierney, her backtalk Stanley Planty, his curly hair to .Toe Gratto Evelyn Boyd, her red hair and freckles to Barb Elliott Lillian Streeter to her sister I une, her drawings made in social studies class Shirley Ames, her perpetual good nature to Doris Smith Bill Rodee, his ability to talk fast to anyone who can do it Marge Connor, to all the girls, her fascination for the stronger sex Pat Toomey her back seat m Study Hall to Art Marty Kapp, his love of music to Sue I ones, who s probably acquired some of it already Betty and Charles Willard, to no one unless to some other set of twins, their love of each other Lois Watson, her trips to S L U to anyone who finds an interest there Janet McDonald, to Eleanor Blount her ability to whip up a dress in no time Irene Doucet, to Marie Burnham, her willingness to tackle any Job and do it well Nancy Bennett, to Dotty McCarty her sense of humor Merlin Childs, to no one, his interest in a certain Sophomore Francis Condlm, the nickname ' Buster to any one who can top that Donald Deleel, his brilliant future in agriculture to Dale Evans Lloyd Matott his ability in mechamcal drawing to future students in the course I oe Phalon to Arnold Stone, his talent for keep ing the public speaking class amused Diane West her friendly 'H1 to Linda Hill ARTICLE 4 In appreciation of his patience and hard work with us we appoint Mr Robert Murphy executor of this our last will and testament Margaret Anne Gaffney . 2 , . - ' , : 1 . . . . i L , . . ' 1 1 . 1 1 . ' ' 1 , , , . . 1 1 , . , 7 1 . . t 1. . 1 ' - , - . 4 . , ,1 1 ' 1 1 .1 ' .- 0 . ,' . , . S1 1 . s . . . , . - ' , 1 1 1 , . . . . . . : . , . . , u . . ' u . ' . . h .Q . ' Z . , 1 . ' 1 , .1 D , . . D . , . . , . . 1 1 . ' , 7 entertain the girls in the Eskimo. Ames. It's the,on1y way Art will get there. . . . , . , . . . l 37 ' - - 1 , 1 1 l . ' ' 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 , . . 1 ' . , 7 9 ' ' ' 1 . , . . . . . . , ,, - J 1 7 1 ! ' . . . 1 . 1 1 ' - D, 7 ' , . , - , 1 1 . 1 1 C 1,, . 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 , . , 1 1 . . , . 3 , . 18

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HARRY STOWELL Everyone here ln school lakes hlm He has a future brlght not dim Camera Club 1 4 Aeronaut1cs 1 2 Crafts Drivers Club 2 Danc1ng2 4 Bowllng Sports Apprec1at1on 4 XYZ913 MYF 14 LILLIAN STREETER Me and Ioame Ioanie and me where there s one the other w1ll be Intramurals 2 4 Rad1o Workshop 3 Wash 3 Knittmg Twirlmg 1 Courtesy Club 2 Camera Club Sports Apprec1at1on 3 Bowllng 3 4, Marlonettes 4 Semor Guldance SHERRY THOMPSON Damty and sweet as any flower Sherry grows faxrer hour by hour Intramurals 2 4 Playdays 3 4 Radlo Workshop 4 Wash 4 Bandl 4 Chorus 4, Archery 1 Twxrl mg 1 3 Sports Apprecxatxon 2 Dancmg 2 3 Bowling 3 4 Flx It Club 2 4, Presldent Llbrary Club 4 Pres1dent MY F 1 4 Secretary 2 3 Presldent 4 Semor Guldance PATRICIA TOOMEY Patty always does her best popular wlth all the rest Intramurals 1 4 Playday 3 Wash 3 4 Algonqum 4 Tw1rl1ng 1 Latm Club 1 2 Sclence Club 2 Kmttmg 1 3 Sports Apprecxatlon 2 3 Archery 3 Bowllng 4 C Y O 1 2 Semor Guldance Natxonal Honor Soclety 4 LOIS WATSON Someday she ll run a record shop she ll sell both classics and be bop Wash 2 4 Chorus 2 4 Kmttmg Movle Club 1 Lat1n Club 1 2 Marlonettes Poetry Award2 Semor Guldance DIANE WEST She IS gentle she IS shy but there s mlschlef 1n her eye Intramurals 1 4 TW1rl1ng 1 3 Sports Apprecmatlon 3 Bowhng 4 Dancmg 3 4 Semor Guldance ORTHA WHITMORE Her frlends they are many, her foes are there any? Intramurals 1 4 Playday 4 Tumblmg 4 The Clown Who Ran Away 4 Radlo Workshop 4 Algon qu n 2 Wash 3 4 Band 1 4 Camera Club 1 Dancmg 1 2 Bowl1ng3 MY F 1 4 BETTY WILLARD At wrltmg she w1ll make much money stones and poems both sad and funny Nature Club 1 Dancmg 1 2 Courtesy Club 2 Sports Apprec1at1on 3 Fix It Club 3 4 Forelgn Correspondence 4 CHARLES WILLARD No one has dlscovered why our Charhe lS so very shy Aeronautlcs Drlvers Club 1 Sc1ence Club Sports Apprec1at1on 2 Camera Club 3 4 ROY WILSON In all the school no fmer boy nor any frlendlxer than Roy Football 1 Wrestlmg 3 Drlvers Club 1 Dancmg 2 3, Shde Rule 3 Aeronautlcs Bowlmg Crafts Sports Appreclatlon 4 SALLY WOMACK Sally s so smart as everyone knows she w1ll w1n fame wherever she goes Chorus 1 4, Secretary 4, May Festlval 1 4, Nature Club 1, Dancmg 2 4, Sports Appreclatlon 3, Bowllng 4, Semor Good Cxtlzen, Semor Guxdance, Natzonal Honor Soclety 4, Presldent 17 . . . . , . - . , . . - . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 Q , - , . . . - . . . , . . . . , . , . - - cc 77 - - . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' . . . , . - - , - ac 11 - ' - ' 1 1 1 1 D 1 - , , - , - ,. - - , 1 1 ' ' ' ' 1 ' 1 1 ' . . . , . - . nz 11 - cc - 11 - - - - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 ' - - ' 1 1 1 . 1 - . . . , . H ,, - - . . . . . - . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . , . . . . . . , , . ' 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 ' s n 1 , . - , - . - cc P7 - ca 9 1 1 1 ' i 73 fi 77 - - ' ' , 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - - - ' - , , 1, , -n - , . . . . , - - , . . . . ' 1 1 1 , ' . . . . , . . . , . - . . . 1 ' h 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . . . . . , , ,

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Pro l96Qf UNE 23 1952 was the day we all remember as the day we graduated from C H S That was twenty flve years ago Now 1n 1977 we are golng to New York to see how many of our classmates we can f1nd We ve chartered a Jet plane plloted by none other than Ioan jordan Joame always d1d know how navzgatel On her last fllght that old chemlstry star Ty Davls got a1rs1ck Ty has replaced Arthur Mur ray as a renowned dancing teacher Soon we reach the metropolis and meet the mechamc Maurlce LaFaver or 'Bushy as we knew h1m In a theater around the corner IS that marvelous magxcxan Westy Bates He stlll has an explanatlon for everythmg On tap too are the bal let dancers Magrane and Magrane We all know J oe but who s ' Mrs ? If It 1sn t Marge Connor' Too bad we can t stop to congratulate them Let s ha1l th1s tam What, Jamce Hermg a tax1 drlver? She has a partner In crlme buslness we mean It s Lora Santlmaw Thelr Careful Cab Company does a bang up busmess In Madxson Square Garden there s a basketball The off1c1als are Ann Latlmer and Sally Olm Last mght there was a concert by Stan Planty s orchestra HIS plamst IS Dor1s LaV1gne Nancy Bennett plays the drums and Sherry Thompson and Ortha Whlt more are the trumpeters Maggle Gaffney s here too She s the Janltor She always wanted to take the Garden 1n a sweep As we leave, we bump 1nto Ieannette Ouder k1rk who tells us her pal Sally Womack IS a deep sea dlver 1n Bermuda Sally got herself ln pretty deep We see a Slgll 'Boyd and Boprey Expert Ser v1ce from Bumper to Bumper They re the best mechanlcs ln town We stop at a restaurant and have a star burger cooked by the chefs Lllllan Streeter and Joan Damels It was out of th1s world glrls 1 At the Matott Metropohtan Museum we v1ew the creatures shot by Cllnt and Lloyd Matott and thelr guxde Dave Glbson Dave says that whlle returmng from a S1ber1an safarl he saw Don Lynch trymg to swlm the Engllsh Channel When we ask about Dave s slster Alice he takes us out to Broadway A tractor trallor goes screamzng past Everyone races for shelter but for some there s no escape That was Allce dr1v1ng Now he tells us' Commg to clean up IS a long black hearse drnven by D1ck Brundage of the Brundage Mortuary Servlce Its motto IS 'You can depend on us we ll be the last to let you down Dlck owes most of h1s buslness to Francxs Condlm Buster has a cracker factory and there s a fault ln h1s reclpes D1ck keeps h1s savmgs at Wllson and Stowell Inc run by Roy and Harry Thelr f1rst vlce pres1dent IS Merlm Chllds Across the street IS the Pastel Rug Company, run by Shxrley Ames Those art classes helped! Shlrley has an order for S10 000 worth of Orlental rugs from a Shakespearean actors gulld headed by Bonme Church Others m the crew are Helen Shlrreffs Barb Robln son, Kay Scott, and Edna Race Thelr stage manager IS Janet McDonald Well, lt looks as lf we ll never see all our class mates Let s drop 1nto that lxbrary and get a copy of ' What s It? Dorothy Caswell are authorltles on puppet making Chllds Barbara ' It says Barb IS an a1rl1ne host ess On her flrst fllght she saved 729 pxgs ln crash on Mt Everest D Shlrley DeGouff and Marte Dumoulln are teachmg commerclal subjects at C C B I They were Mr Van Ornum s star puplls Way down to W before we see anyone else Lols Watson IS pres1dent of the Western Umon Company Dlane West IS an Engllsh teacher 1n Canton Hlgh where Pat Toomey IS the k1ds favorlte chemlstry teacher That brlngs us to ourselves We are wrlters ln exlle, bamshed for bemg facetlous 1n our wrltmgs about the Amerlcan people We know what you re th1nk1ng we ve left out B111 Rodee .Toe Phalon and Bob Snyder Really we have n t They re st1ll classmates struggllng to get through that semor year nn C H S Bob Brown Marty Kapp , . . . , . D n I u I . . ' , l - ' ' r 7 ' , 7 ' . ,Q 1 . 5 ' ' . . , ., ' ' to ' ' , . . . , I i , . . . I - ,, , ' . l , . D . . . . . ' ' 7 ' 2 - - - z H . . . - . . . . I I 0 . , , . 7 4 I7 ' ' 7 7 ' ' , . . , J , - , 1 1 u 1 - . . . . . . U . , , . . , , , - - . , . . K Y 7! ' 3 gamebetweentheteams of Jim Frase andDon Deleel. A, B, C , . , l Two classmates, Beatrice and - v 0 H . , . . . ' - . . - n . u , n . Q Q . 5 . a , ' . . . . . . . , . . . . . ' 7 Y ' ' 7 ' . - ..... , . . - . . , . . , . . Q K . - - Q 1 1. . 9 1 , . ' !7 ! - - ' 1 ' , v n . , 4 , . 0 1 , , 0 - . , , . . ' . Q , ' ' ' , . 19