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

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1966 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION 1966 To Jere O’Brien . . . For over a quarter of a century you have served our school and our community faithfully and well. We admire . . . respect . . . and thank you. Edward F. Huntington, Supervising Principal To the Class of 1966: Your next few years will undoubtedly be the most important of your lives. These are unlimited opportunities for the youth of this nation. Your success in the next ten years will be determined by whether or not you take advantage of these oppor- tunities. I urge each of you to make the most of these years whether you enter col- lege, the work world, or the armed forces. Best wishes to all of you. It has been a pleasure for me to be associated with you for the past year. CJLJ ? BOARD OF EDUCATION Rocca Segar Harry King Donald Peckham Frederick Wilder, Pres. Wesley Ehle, Dist. Supt. Maurice Gardner, Clerk. Edward Huntington, Sup. Prin. Lauren Lytle Lynde Ostrander Frank Richardson Walter Lawrence Edward O’Brien (Not present for picture) At the core of every school is its administrative staff, organizing and over-seeing the thousand and one details which make up a school day. The administrative head of our school is our principal . . . A. S. Molnar, Principal R4CULJY English is required of all stu- dents for four years. The English department chairman is Mr. Meng. P. Neadom M. Meng R. Beebe B. Audet M. Desmond J. Monroe T. Consler P. Warner, Latin E. Ellsworth, French mum mcc Mint Ml COBNCB In today’s world of technology, Mathematics and science occupy a important place in the school BUSINESS Business and homemaking courses offer valuable training for years to come. ax F. Cook S. Smith A OWR£ INDU£llZIAL ARTS PWYCfCAL EDUCATION 15 CAFETERIA M. Johnson L. Clark M. Holland M. Rawlins F. Welsh E. Rood B. Hill L. Chase H. Rexford M. Lytle I. Holland SIAFP 16 CLAQS OFFICERS OF 1966 FRESIDEfJT.... VICE-PRESIDENT. SECRETARY .... TREASURE ..... MOTTO — ......JfM WOOD ...CHERYL ELLIOTT SUE KNAUERHASR ......BOB BUYER “The hard part of making good is that you have to do it every day.” FLOWER — Yellow Rose COLORS — Brown Gold 19 BARRY BOWMAN “Wash”; Soccer; Coin Club; Wrestling; Intramurals; Bowling; Ski Club; An- nouncers; Chess Club; Play- reading; Yorkers; Arsenic and Old Lace WESLEY BRADLEY Algonquin; “Wash”; Base- ball; Basketball; Soccer; Var- sity “C”; Announcers; Citi- zenship Conference; Chorus; National Honor Society JOHN BRIGGS Baseball; Hockey; Soccer; Russian Club; National Hon- or Society; Student Council 20 LINDA BUEHLER Algonquin; Ski Club; FTA; Chorus; Transfer from Suf- fers N.Y. LINDA BURKE Algonquin; “Wash”; Intra- murals; Bowling; Pep Club; GAA; Announcers Club; Cho- WENDELL BUSH Football; Hockey; Bowling; Chess Club NANCY BUTLER “Wash”; Intramurals; Bowl- ing; Chorus LENORA BUTTERFIELD “Wash”; Intramurals; Bowl- ing; Chorus 21 JAMES CANEEN “Wash”; Ski Club; Science Club; Thespians; Dance Band; Senior Band KARLA CARPENTER Algonquin; “Wash”; Intra- murals; Bpwling; GAA; An- nouncers; Knitting; Sopho- more class Treasurer EDWIN E. CARYL CLAUDE CASWELL Soccer; Bowling JOHN CASEY Baseball; Football; Hockey; Intramurals; Varsity “C”; Chess Club; Junior Class CHARLES CLARK Basketball; Soccer SANDRA CLARK Algonquin; “Wash”; Twirl- ers; Ski Club; FTA; Make- up Club; Sewing Club; Cho- SANDRA CLUTE Algonquin; Intramurals; Cheerleading; Modern Dance; Knitting Club; Play Reading; Make-up Club; Sewing Club ANDREA COLLER Intramurals; FHA; Library Club; Chorus MARY COLLO “Wash”; Intramurals; FHA; Make-up Club 23 MI6HAEL CONANT Basketball; Football; Soccer; Math Club; Yorkers; Chorus KATHERINE CONGDON Algonquin; “Wash”; Intra- murals; Bowling; Club; Yorkers; Chor THOMAS COSEO Algonquin; Baseball, Foot- ball; Hockey; Varsity. “C”; National Honor Society; Russian Club; Slide Rule Club ARNOLD COTA Wrestling; Bowling; DIANE COTA “Wash”; Intramurals; FHA; Library Club; Make-up Club; Sewing Club ELIZABETH CURTIN Chess Club; Knitting Club; Make-up Club; National Hon- or Society; Thespians; Cho- RONALD CURRY Baseball, Track; Wrestling; Intramurals; FFA RICHARD DAFOE Wrestling; Bowling DEBORAH DAWLEY Intramurals; FHA; Library Club; Sewing Club LEO DEAN Bowling; Math Club; Nation? al Honor Society; Russian Club; Science Club; Yorkers 26 27 LINDA EVANS “Wash”; FTA; Modern Dance; Playreading; Chorus DONALD FAUCHER “Wash”; Track; Intramur- als; Bowling; Ski Club; FTA; Chess; Coin Club; Yorkers MICHAEL FETCIE “Wash”; Bowling; National Honor Society; Yorkers CHERYL FRANK Algonquin; Ski Club; AFS; Announcers; FTA; NHS; Band; NYSSMA MICHAEL GAGE Soccer; AFS; Chess Club; Russian Club; Science Club; Dance Band; Senior Band; NYSSMA; National Honor Society; Math Club 28 JANE HILL “Wash”; Intramurals; Girl’s Craft; Library Club; Cho- ELEANOR HILYARD FTA; Playreading; Chorus; Transfer from Potsdam, N. Y. DIANE HODYKE “Wash”; Intramurals; Pep Club; Ski Club; Playreading ANNE HOLLAND “Wash”; Ski Club; AFS; FTA; Transfer from Holy Family High School, Mas- sena, N. Y. RONALD HOLLAND Transfer from Heuvelton Central School, Hockey EARLE HOLLENBAUGH “Wash”; Basketball; Soccer; irals; Bowling; FTA; DEBRA HUBBARD Bowling; FTA; Knitting Club; Playreading; Sewing STEPHEN R. KAUMEYER AU-Northern Football; Hock- ey; Track; Golf; Varsity “C”; Announcers Club; “Arsenic and Old Lace”; Freshman Class President SUSAN KNAUERHASE ‘Wash”; Ski ’wirlers; Cheerleader; ULy nn IU i Club; Tt 31 32 BARBARA MASON Intramurals; FHA STELLA MAYHEW AFS; Future Nurses; Na- tional Honor Society; Sen- ior Band; DAR Award CAROLYN MERRITT Algonquin; “Wash”; Intra- murals; Bowling; Announc- ers; FTA; Make-up Club; Twirling; Yorkers MARILYN MORROW Algonquin; “Wash”; FTA; Russian Club; Arsenic and Old Lace TONIA MOUSAW Intramurals; Bowling; Girl’s Crafts; Modern Dance 33 34 FAY PETERS “Wash”; Baseball; Hockey; Soccer; Varsity “C”; Russian Club; Student Council; Dance Band; Senior Band; Freshman Class Vice-Presi- CHERYL PETERSON Intramurals; GAA; FHA; Knitting; Sewing Club; Cho- MARY PHILLIPS Bowling; GAA; FHA; Knit- ting Club; Sewing Club; Cho- MARY LEE RAGAN A Igonquin; “ Wash”; Bowl- ing; Ski Club; Announcers; AFS; FTA; Knitting Club; Science Club; Yorkers NEAL ROSE F ootball; Hockey; Track; Varsity “C”; National Honor Society; Student Council; Thespians; Arsenic and Old Lace; Freshman Class Treas- urer; Sophomore Class Vice- President; Junior Class Presi- GAIL ROSENBERG Algonquin; “Wash”; Intra- murals; Bowling; Cheerlead- er; GAA; Ski Club; Pep Club; AFS; Annuoncers; FTA; Knitting Club; Make- up; Yorkers; Chorus; Our Town 36 DEITRE THORBAHN IntramOrals; Make-Up Club; FHA; Bowling. LYNELLA TIEL Algonquin; “Wash”; AFS; Chess Club; Citizenship Con- ference; Chorus; NYSSMA; Dance Band; Senior Band; FTA; National Honor So- 37 ALAN TODD Baseball; Cross Country; Track; Wrestling; Intra- murals; Varsity “C” CHERYL TOPPER Yorkers MARGARET WALSH Algonquin; “Wash”; Ski Club; AES; Announcers; FTA; Knitting Club; Play- reading; Russian Club; Jun- ior Miss Alternate; Chorus; NYSSMA; Dance Band; Senior Band JOHN WEEKES Football; Hockey; Track; In- tramurals; Varsity “C” DONNA WOOD Intramurals; Bowling; FHA; Library Club; Make up Club; Sewing Club 38 OA££ OTCRIAm K uosrsrUDfOus Mike Gage; Lynn Tiel UOSTFURmOUQ Debbie Lewkowitz; Barry Bowrai MOST SCHOOL SPfRJT Wesley Bradley; Barbara Cunninghan BBSTPBRCOWUlY Sue Knauerhase; Fay Peters BESTDANCERS Barry Bowman; Gail Rosenberg BEST DRESSED Cheryl Frank; Randy Kaumeyer MOST COURTEOUS Stella Mayhew; Tom Coseo MOST RELIABLE Anne Nevaldine; Jim Wood JUNIORS WOMEROOM — 58 MR 46 WOMEROOM — 57 MR MURPW '67 MR WfTRERHEAD f-TOMEROCM — 72 MRS. CONSLER WOMEROOM — 71 WO UEROW — 55 MRS. DES UOND TOUEROC U — 56 MR GEENN • CCtrON MO UEROW — 59 MR6. UfCH4L£IU MO UEFjOO U — 6C CWSS WOMEROOM — 15 MRS. LASWER WOMEROO U — 24 so £S MR. £Mrm MR . CMSWOM CJLASQ M . DUSH4R U OF ’70 s MR WUNJT MRS. BEB8E CLAG 7 MRS. O-ftCHOLM MRS- MILES OF ’71 7 MR- CASEY '71 7 MRS. MONJROE- basketball VaRiSfTV F0CFS4LL jv. Focmau. 64 SOCCER VARfifTY HOCKEY 65-66 tati ssrjssstwsi: ?a WOCfCEV B” T J U JV BACK£miL «sr s. aevyrr 65-66 VAR UY The 1965-1966 Varsity Basketball Team had a very successful season, finishing tied for fourth place with a 10-6 record. However, the team lost the playoff to determine fourth place to OFA, a team which the Bears had beaten twice during regular league play. The team was led in scoring by Captain Lee Cartmill who was named to the first team All-Northern at the season’s conclusion. Sorely missed next year will be graduating Seniors, Skip Bradley, Charlie Clark, Bob Murphy, Gary Guthrie, Mark Curry, Bob Locy, and John Gilbert. all-nortrrrn Lee Cartmill 71 VARiSfTV U'R£SrUN6 J.V. W£OUN The JV squad was lead by co-captains Russ Elliott at 165 lbs. and Steve Potter at 154 lbs. with a 13-0 and 9-2 won-loss record, respectively. As a team, the JV’s had a to see that the Varsity has a lot of talent coming up from the JV team next year. BALL '65 JB. VARSITY CHEER JUNIOR, K. Hedlund D. Nash D. Mayhew P. O’Driscoll LEAVERS v Renv The purpose of Canton High’s twelve Varsity and J.V. Cheerleaders is to in- still sportsmanship and spirit in the spectators and student body who attend Varsity and J.V. athletic events. Both squads attended a cheering clinic along with sponsoring the second annual Jun- ior Olympics. 79 VARSITY 7WfRLER£ '66 The spirited twirlers, led this year by majorette Sandy Clark, performed at half- time of football and basketball games as well as marching in nearly all the town parades including Memorial Day and the 4th of July. V R£f1Y Varsity “C” club to recognize and ei ALGONQUIN SlAFF 84 QUIET!! SW CLUB It has been said that skiing is one of the fastest growing sports in the country, and this can certainly be proven in our school. Every Saturday that the weather allowed there was a ski trip. There was always a bus full, and often two or as many as three. Most of the trips were to Tupper Lake, with one day at Whiteface. Meetings of the club were held after school with President Barbara Bowers in charge. Mr. Franklin sponsored every trip, often ac- companied by Mrs. Monroe and her husband, or Mr. Casey acting as chaperones. 6IRLS' athletic association The Girls Athletic Association is a selective group for girls of exceptional athletic abilities. Intra- murals give girls a chance to participate in competitive sports. They meet many afternoons after school and partake in a variety of sports. irUTRAMURALG LIBRARY CLUB YORKER, CLUB EDfTORJAL SIAFF REPORTERS WASH This year the Wash made great strides toward becoming a more sophisticated paper. The paper covered district as well as CHS happenings, and joined the Pen and Scroll organization for school The Wash is published at least six times a year with the staff meeting during activity periods, after school and on Saturdays, if develop journalism and communi- cation skills. Time will pass and new staffs will come and go, but the Wash, informing, questioning DISTRIBUTORS DAM CE BAND DANCE BAND JUNIOR- BAND BCMUN Bowling is a very popular activity at CHS. Every day during the eighth period, students are bussed down to Gray’s Lanes to partake of forty-five minutes of exercise and fun. This activity is shared by both junior and senior high students accompanied by Mr. Chisholm, Mr. Hunt, Mr. Oliver, Mr. Reynolds, and Mrs. Caracciolo. Begin- ners receive instruction and various student tournaments are entered during the year. If looks could STUDENT COUNCIL m ZICAN REID SERVICE 100 ADVERTISERS COMPLIMENTS OF THE AMERICAN THEATRE CANTON, N. Y. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1966 KELLY'S GROCERY Main Street Canton, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF WALTER E. RUSSELL The Rexall Store FT 6-8611 Canton, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF HANK'S BARBER SHOP Main St. Canton, N. Y. BING STEVENS 107 Main St. Canton, N. Y. Gifts Adding Machines Office Supplies Sporting Goods Office Machines Typewriters 102 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1966 SMITH-BARNETT Inc. 5 West Street Canton NOBLE SHOE STORE COMPLIMENTS OF RAY A. JUBINVILLE Quality Foot Wear 10 Court St. W. J. Tiel YOUR YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHER FT 6-3652 TODD MOTOR SALES Studebaker and Jeep SALES AND SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF BARKLEY'S CUTLERY CO. Court St. Canton, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS Canto N. Y. BASCOM FUELS FT 6-8231 Canton, N. Y. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1966 The NEWS SHOP Main St. Canton CANTON CENTRAL SCHOOL TEACHERS ASSOCIATION COMPLIMENTS OF The BAND BOX Hodskin St. Canton, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF CANTON HARDWARE Main St. Canton, N. Y. KAPLAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE AURELIO'S DRY CLEANERS HELPEE SELFEE COIN LAUNDRY FREE DELIVERY 24 HOUR SERVICE 2 Hodskin St. FT 6-8711 QUALITY CLOTHING MAIN ST. CANTON, N. Y. 104 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1966 GRAY LANES BOWLING ACCESSORIES Main St. Canton, N. Y. BEST WISHES FROM MAYHEW'S WHOLESALE Inc. SCHRAFFTS' CANDIES Canton, New York REASONER T.V. SALES SERVICE 109 Main St. Canton, N. Y. PEGG'S JEWELRY STORE 81 Main Street Canton, New York COMPLIMENTS OF J. J. NEWBERRY CO. Canton, N. Y. VAN HORNE ELECTRIC FRISIDAIRE SALES SERVICES Electric Wiring Supplies ZASA'S RESTAURANT SPAGHETTI LASAGNA Main Street, Phone FT 6-8685 Pizza Our Specialty Complete Talce-Out Service The BARR PHARMACY ROBERT L. BARR, Proprietor A GOOD DRUG STORE CANTON NEW YORK CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE SUNSHINE ACCESSORY STORES INC. HARDWARE Automotive Housewares Appliances Paints HOME DECORATORS SHOPPE WALLPAPERS PAINTS GIFTS CARDS SCHOOL ARTIST SUPPLIES 29 Main St. Canton, N. Y. BEST WISHES AND CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1966 THE ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY NATIONAL BANK Established 1866 Canton, N. Y. Madrid, N. Y. Heuvelton, N. Y. Norwood, N. Y. Ogdensburg, N. Y. Potsdam, N. Y. 106 107 REMEMBER wen? CLASS OF 1966 (IN 1U£ YEAR OF I960) Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Audet Mr. and Mrs. Harlie Bacon Mr. and Mrs. Roy M. Barr Mr and Mrs Raymond Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Buehler HolUe Burke Mr. and Mrs. Millard Burwell Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William Butler Mr. and Mrs. Harold Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. James Chisholm Mr. and Mrs. William Clark Mr. and Mrs. Ivan G. CoUer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coseo Mr and Mrs. Frank D. Curtin Lee Datush Mr. and Mrs. Roger Dusharm Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Elliott Mr. and Mrs. James M. Frank Carolyn Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. J. Richard Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. James Glenn Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Guthrie Mr. and Mrs. William Hayden Mr. and Mrs Stanley Howlett Mr. and Mrs. George Hudson Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Carl 0. Knauerhase Mr. and Mrs. William Kotz Mr and Mrs. David Lasher Mr. and Mrs. William Lewkowitz Fred Limpert Mrs. Winom Mahoney Bette Mayhew Karl Mayhew Mrs. B. W. McKenzie Mr. and Mrs. Albert Molnar Mr. and Mrs. James Monroe Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Morrow Mr and Mrs. Richard W. Mousaw Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nevaldine Mr and Mrs. Fay Peters Mr. and Mrs. Guy Rocca Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Rose Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simpson Francis and Arloween Todd Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wisner Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Wood 112