Edwards Central School - Hornet Yearbook (Edwards, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1949 volume:

THE OLD BUILDING 1898-1936 THE NEW BUILDING 1936 -- BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Harry Webb, Chairman Mr. Leonard Fuller Vice Chairman Mr. Abner Clark, Clerk Mr. Arthur Boulet, T reasurer Miss Juliet L. Raymond, Collector Mr. Arthur Newvine, Attendance MR. HARRY WEBB MR. EARL LUMLEY MR. LEONARD FULLER MR. LEON FRENCH SUPERVISORS MR. LEONARD BAKER MR. KENNETH C. SMITH DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL ALMA MATER Edwards High School, we adore Thee We will praise Thy name. By our deeds we will extol Thee We will shout Thy fame. Hail, dear Edwards, Edwards High School, Glory, Truth and Right, Praise To Thee, our Alma Mater, Home of Green and White. When we leave dear Edwards High School Fond thoughts will remain. Memories will ever linger Praise we all acclaim. FACULTY MISS BERNICE McGlLL MISS FANNIE BLOOMFIELD MRS. HELEN RATHBUN MRS. ESTHER WEBB MR. JOSEPH TERRY MRS. ALTHEA HOLMES MISS FANNIE IARIA ‘'MRS. MAR TOR IE SMITH MISS LEAH NOBL E FACULTY MISS HEIJEN GRANT MISS RUTH BARRAFORD MRS. GERTRUDE BEACH MISS MARGARET SULLIVAN MRS. RUTH McFERRAN MISS LEOLA ROTUNDO MRS. EDNA HUGHES MRS. DORIS CARBINO MRS. PATRICIA HART FACULTY Kenneth C. Smith Principal Clarkson College B.S., Albany State, Syracuse University, St. Lawrence U. Bernice M. McGill Science, Mathematics St. Lawrence University B.S., Albany State, New York University M. Ed. U. of Maine Fannie Bloomfield University of Vermont B.S., New York U. M. A., Columbia U. School of Library Althea F . Holmes St. Lawrence University A.B. i Helen M. Rathbun St. Lawrence University A.B. Esther Sullivan Webb State Teachers College, Plattsburg, N.Y. B.S. in Education Fannie C Iaria Rider College, B.S. Marjorie S. Smith Potsdam State Teachers College, Crane Dept. Joseph Terry Ithaca College, B.S. Leah M. Noble Potsdam Normal, Pratt Institute, New York University B.S. Helen M. Grant St. Lawrence University B.S. Gertrude A. Beach Potsdam Normal, St. Lawrence U. Hamilton College Margaret Sullivan Potsdam Normal School Ruth Barraford Potsdam Normal School Ruth McFerran Russell Training School, Potsdam State Teachers College Extension Courses iLeola Rotundo Potsdam Normal School Edna Hughes Potsdam Normal School Doris Carbino Potsdam Normal School Patricia Hart Potsdam Normal School Library, English Social Studies Languages, Office Home Economics Commercial Music Physical Education 6th 7th Grades 4th : 5th Grades 2nd 3rd Grades 1st Grade Pond Settlement School Barraford District School y_14k_ DWAHDI FACULTY CONT’D Katherine Fuller (Substitute) Keuka College B.A. Julia Boulet (Substitute) Potsdam State Teachers College, Crane Dept. Home Economics Music CENTRALIZATION After years of effort and frustration Centralization was actually under way when on May 11, Lewis A. Wilson, act- ing commissioner of Education sent the formal layout of a proposed central school district made up of all the districts in the town of Edwards. Some of these districts include parts of the towns of Hermon, Russell and Fine. Then notices were posted for a special school meeting to be held on June 9, 1948 at 11:00 A.M. The voters of the proposed central district were to vote upon the organization of a central school district in accordance with the pro- visions of article 37 of the Education Law. The meeting was called to order by Chauncy Goodberry and the chairman, Harrison Lumley was elected who immediately took charge of the meeting. The following were elected to serve during this meeting: Vice-Chairman, Arnold Dean; Clerk, Hazel Ingraham; Assistant Clerks of the meeting, Mary Perrin, Phyllis Lumley, Mildred Good- heart, Eleanor Brown, Oneta Boulet, Dora Matejcik, Eva Hurley, and Olive F rench. Then the following tellers were appointed by the Chair- man Milton Watson, Leona McDonald, Allen Sibley, Dorothy Dean, Ralph Boni, and Mott Meldrim. Since the Education Law provides for the selection of trustees for the newly formed central school district in case the vote on the question should be affirmative, a nom- inating committee should be appointed to report after such a result had been announced. Lloyd Austin made the motion that the chairman appoint such a committee, it was sec- oned by F rank Cayea and unanimously carried. The com- mittee consisted of; Royce Bullock, Dorothy Dean, Pierce Evans, Ellis Hovey and Abner Clark. LA FHWflflDIAN Then the voting in the proposition of centralization began. At 8:30 P.M. the chairman, after learn’.ig that all present had voted, declared the polls to be closed. Votes cast 375,; votes in favor of the proposition 301; votes opposed 70; votes spoiled 4. There were no blank ballots. After the nominating committee’s chairman, Royce Bullock had reported, ballots were taken to decide whether to have 5 or 7 members on the board. The seven members board won. Three of them were to be from the village ot bdwards, to be voted on separately. The following members were elected; Harry Webb, Pierce Evans, Vernon Lutz, for on year terms; Lloyd Austin Fuller for three year terms. Edwards High School becomes Edwards Central School, a step forward for the education of the children of the community. SCHOOL CAFETERIA The cafeteria of Edwards Central School started serving lunches on Monday, October 25. Copies of menus to be � erved were submitted last week by Mrs. Ray Webb, Home Economics teacher in the school. The set-up of the hot lunch programs through the National School Lunch Act is administered through the State Education Department. The room in the basement for the cafeteria was formerly an unused room which has been decorated with paint donated by the P.T.A.. The central district has installed the equipment and students enrolled in the Home Economics course have varnished and shellacked the tables and benches and painted cupboards, built after the room was painted. Mrs. Hattie Cassidy and Mrs. Clarence Barker are in charge of preparing the food. The lunch hour was staggered. The primary children eat first, followed by the intermediate grades, then the junior and senior high school pupils. Most students agree that this is the greatest single improve- ment in our school this year. NEW DEPARTMENTS A Commercial Department was added this year in charge of Miss Iaria. The following courses were offered this year: Introduction To Business, Short Hand, Typing, Business Arith- metic. Next year other courses will be offered so that students may major in this field. Except for a short time at the beginning of World War II, no physical Education has been offered in Edwards until this year. Mr. Terry is the teacher and he served as coach for Football, Junior Varsity coach for basketball, and is now coaching base- ball. SCHOOL CALENDAR 1948-49 September 7th September 30th October 12th October 30th November 2nd November 11th and 12th November 25th and 26th December 23rd--3lst January 24th--27th February 22nd April 14th-22nd May 30th June 20th-23rd June 27th School opens Teachers’ Conference Columbus D.ay Teachers’ Conference Election Day Armistice Day Thanksgiving Day Vacation Christmas Holidays Regents Exams Washington’s Birthday Easter Holidays Memorial Day Regents Exams Graduation Jjc 3{c jjc je jc BONERS It is named “A Tale of Two Cities” because it happened in Paris and Franee. ”1 Can’t Breathe” is a short story written into the form of a dairy. Ireland is divided into two parts-Norway and Sweden. sjt J{e STAFF Back Row; D. Lytle, J. Hogue, V. Lutz, F. Noble, Miss Bloomfield, N. Given, M. Brasie, J. Chapin, G.Fuller, Second Row; W. Manchester, C. Brown, F. Sullivan, I. Given, J. Whitmarsh, L. Schwerdfager, B. Patience, G. Finley. First Row; B. McGill, D. Matejcik, A. Hartle, M. Lutz, S. Mantle, J.Watson, S. Kerr. Editor Marjorie Brasie Assistant Editors Constance Brown Marion Lutz Sports Music Business Manager Assistants F rank Noble Dorene Lytle Bernice McGill James Hogue Vernon Lutz Florence Sullivan Circulation Shirley Kerr Class Reporters Dorothy Matejcik, 1950 Lucy Schwerdfager, 1951 Jeanette McDonald, 1952 Other staff members are: James Webb, Celinda Skeldon, Gail Fuller, Glenn McCollum, Shirley Mantle, Janette Chapin, Jean Whitmarsh, Nancy Given, Kenneth Jones, Joanne Watson, George Finley, Betty Patience, Warren Manchester, Arlene Hartle. Faculty Advisors Miss Bloomfield Miss Iaria The school year 1948-’49 started out very fine With Edwards centralized for the first time The football trophy the boys did capture And from those shields they did get a rapture The cafeteria was started late in the fall Which displeased the students not at all Then the seniors did the elections foretell When Dewey for President they did not sell The basketball season started out very well Until we met Clifton-Fine when we did not do so swell Then Mrs. Webb felt she had to resign Mrs. Fuller to substitute, did not decline In December the grades did brighten the season With a Christmas operetta-they had good reason The January Regents came and went And we had a black list of evil intent Then the next month the students went out on a strike This, neither the Board nor some of the teachers, did like This winter we didn’t have much snow And the seniors never did put on their show Then came the play-offs, which we lost Just two more cups is what it cost In the sectionals, it seemed almost a sin To get to the finals and then not to win But the boys back a trophy did bring They were best in their class-let the bells ring Mrs. Smith did Edwards Central School leave For a bigger school, we did perceive So the Board hired Mrs. Boulet To rescue the band, we really can say On March 30th which was a bright day In a sugaring afternoon, the pupils had their way On Good F riday A.M. the seniors set out For New York but they weren’t allowed to shout The Easter vacation by did slip Especially for the seniors on their trip Since all year books have to be sent out in time We can’t write out the rest of this rhyme Class Poem Now that school days are over And graduation draws near The very thought of leaving Clouds our eyes with tears. Our school days have been happy And their memories will linger on The friends we have made through the years Will remain in our hearts long. We hate to leave Edwards Central A place which has become so dear And the very patient teachers Who have taught us through the years. Marjorie Brasie High Lights Ice Skating Rink Cafeteria Seeing a professional production of “Macbeth” Ice Cream treat from Green and White Restuarant Assemblies Debate on presidential election Winning football sectional championship New Physical Education Course, New Commercial Cour ; Intra-Mural basketball Winning basketball trophy (Intersectional) Miss Bloomfield: “All members of the Seminar we i English Majors. Jimmie Webb; “What; Wasn’t there a Colonel in the lot’ ’ 1 EDWAHMM MARJORIE BRAS IE SENIOR CLASS “Margie” KENNETH LEON JONES •Jonesie” Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3 Class Pres. 1,2 Class Vice Pres. 3 Class Sec. 4 “In Walked Judy” 3 Minstrel Show 2 Boys Chorus 2 Jazz Band 1 “Be not shy, maiden” “Better a half hour too soon than a moment too late” CONSTANCE BROWN “Connie ’ ’ Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,3,4 “In Walked Judy” 3 Minstrel Show 1 Class Pres. 4 Class Sec. 3 Cheerleader 3,4 Band Sec. Treas. 4 Edwardian Staff 1,2,3,4 “A winsome smile, A winning way” CHARLES CLINTSMAN “Charlie” SHIRLEY KERR “Shirl” Band 1,2,3,4 Choru 1,2,3,4 Purple Towers 2 Edwardian Staff 4 Minstrel Show 1 “Live and laugh and be not dismayed.” GLENN McCOLLUM “Nick’ F ootball Basketball Baseball “In Walked Judy “Moderation is the modest gift of heaven.” “Be sure that life’s race is well run, life’s work is well done.” BERNICE McGILL She has many triends CHARLES PATIENCE Buddy” Charlie In Walked Judy 3 The pleasure which there is-- ls life itself. FRANCES RICE Fran1 Deeds, not words, do count JAMES WEBB Jimmie” Band 1,2,3,4 Christmas Operetta 1,2,3,4 Basketball 2,4 Assistant Manager of Basketball 2 In Walked Judy” 3 Purple Towers 2 Class Treas. 3,4 Band Reporter 4 He that has patience may compass anything. JEAN WHITMARSH Blondie” Have faith in yourself. Jeanie with the light brown hair.” Peggy” FLORENCE SULLIVAN Tootie Minstrel Show 1 Purple Towers 2 In Walked Judy” 3 Cheerleader 3 Twirling 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Edwardian Staff 4 Edwardian Staff 2,4 In Walked Judy” 3 Chorus 1,2 Minstrel Show 1 Purple Towers 2 Band 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader 3,4 Chorus 1,3,4 Minstrel Show 1 Edwardian Business Mana- ger 4 Edwardian Staff 1,2,3,4 CLASS ALPHABET A is for ambition which most of us lack So some of our work is apt to be slack. B is for Bernice whom we all like. The shortest in class, but a cute little tyke. C is for Connie and Charlie Clintman too, They are pretty good sports but how about you. D is for deeds which we aim to acquire, For our school which we do so admire. F is for Florence, Tootie is her nickname, As a good cook, she has acquired fame. G is for Glenn, we call him Nick, Where you find him, you’ll always find Dick. H is for honor, we all hope to gain, During future years and to win much fame. I is for Inez, Inz by name, For a party, she’s always game. J is for Jean, a little blond chick, Up her sleeve there’s always a trick. K is for Kenny, a regular flirt, Who is always after anyone in a shirt. L is for love, and we’ve got lots. And we’ve had ever since we were tots. M is for Marjorie, whose last name is Brasie, Soon after school, Day’s wife she will be. N is for nonsense and nuisance as well, Which is the better for us? Hard to tell. O is for occupation, after we leave school, In this world everyone works as a rule. ARDIAN P is for Patience whose name is Charlie, Sometimes he's stern but he’s usually jolly. Q is for quietness which none of us possess, Our marks would be higher if we talked less. R is for Rice, Frannie’s her name, Everytime you see her, she’s always the same S is for Shirley whose last name is Kerr, Where Jimmie is, you’ll always find her. T is for tardy marks we have all had, But after all that isn’t so bad. U is for unity, which we use every day, Especially when trying to put on a play. V is for victories which we usually have had, But playing Parishville and Clifton-Fine it was too sad. W is for Webb, Jimmie we say, And we call him it every day. X,Y, and Z are hard ones to rhyme, But in our daily life they are used all the time. This is the alphabet of the class of “49”, And we here by end the poem and off we sign. We wonder how it would seem If Jimmie were a Spider instead of a Webb. If Grace were a Corn instead of Rice. If Betty were Impatience instead of Patience If Carol were a gong instead of Bell. If Jimmy were a Miller instead of a Smith. If Gail were Emptier instead of Fuller. If Hazel were an Alcove instead of Hall. If Frank were Grand instead of Noble. If Cynthia were a Speaker instead of Barker If Shirley were a shelf instead of a Mantle. If Nancy were Taken instead of Given. If Pat were a Bean instead of a Ray. If James were Stone instead of Wood. .fiw. EDWARDIAN In 1939, a class of twenty students began their first grade at Edwards High School with Miss Margaret Sullivan teaching them. The pupils who started in school in this class were; Lawr,ence Arnold, Leo Avrill, Charles Brailey, KermitMc- Gill, Harry Patridge, Fredrick Patterson, James Smith, Donald Davenport, Bryon McCollum, Douglas Stephens, Lois Bullock, Mary Bullock, Beatrice Hendrick, Shirley Kerr, Lucy Ingerson, Freda Peabody, Helen Perry, Elsie Todd, Mary Ingerson and Elaine Fanning. In the second grade, sixteen students started the year 1940. They were; Leo Avrill, William Basso, Wesley Brailey, Ken- neth Jones, Mary Bullock, Fredrick Patterson, James Smith, Junior Tresieder, Harvey Hosmer, James Webb, Murry Jones, Lois Bullock, Beatrice Hendrick, Shirley Kerr, Freda Pea- body, and Elsie Todd. As the class began the third grade under MissErcelCass- idy, the new members were; Benjamin Gagnon, Floyd Hosmer, Dale Sears, Marion Manchester. Wesley Brailey, Harvey Hos- mer, and Murry Jones dropped out of the class that year. Six new members joined the class in the fourth grade under Miss Ercel Cassidy. They were; Constance Brown, Marion, Davenport, Floyd Aldridge, Harold Manchester, Francis Roberts and Donald Spencer. Barbara Briggs, Alice Howard and Bernice McGill were added to the class as they passed into the fifth grade in 194 1 alongwith Mahlon Butler, Floyd Hosmer, Francis Roberts and Douglas VanDuzee. Their teacher was Miss Ruth Sullivan. Seven additions were made to the class when they entered the sixth grade. These members were James Hogue, Howard, Ray, Hazel Hall, Arthur Osborne, Lois Worden, Emma Fenton, and Glenn McCollum. Donald Spencer, Floyd Hosmer, Francis, Roberts, and William Basso left during the year. Miss Bea- trice Boyle was the teacher during the sixth year. In 1943, the class were the seventh grade with the addition of four boys and five girls. Eva Camidge, Marion Manchester, Leona Manchester, Ethyl Drake, Blanche Fenton, George Bow- man, Kenneth Jones, John Wood, and Millard Leary were the new members. The teacher was Mrs. Grace Bowhall. . U, EDWARDIAN The class entered the eighth grade in September of 1944 with Miss Leah Noble as teacher. Milton Leary, Jean Whit- marsh and Arthur Osborne were the only new members that year. At graduation into high school the class colors were blue and gold and the class motto was “Hitch your wagon to a star.” When the class finally reached high school, there were thirty-six members. Mrs. Holmes was the home room tea- cher. The new students were Helen Boyd, Marjorie Brasie, Charles Clintsman, Henry Grube, Teresa Cahill, Mary In- gerson, Barbara Jones, Charles Patience, Stanley Springer, Elsie Todd, Florence Sullivan, Marion Welch, Dorothy La- Londe, Floyd Hosmer and Jean Stevens. Mrs. Smith was the class advisor. In 1946, the class started the new term as Sophomores. Several students were not with the class that year. They had a candy raffle and made $38.70 on it. Miss Hart was the home room teacher and the class advisor. When the class began their junior year in 1947, there were only seventeen members. Officers were elected soon after school started. They were; President-Lois Bullock, Vice-President-Kenneth Jones, Secretary-Constance Brown, and Treasurer-James Webb. They chose their class rings and ordered them early in the school year. The rings came late in October much to everyone’s joy. We presented a play, “In Walked Judy” on March 22, 1947 and had a prom in May. “The Aristocrats of Rhythm” provided the music. We sold candy during the spring. In September of 1948, the class found themselves as sen- iors in Edwards Central School JFive of our classmates didn’t return that year pauch to our sorrow. They were Lois and Mary Bullock, Elsie Todd, Dorothy LaLonde and Inez Given. Officers of the senior class were: President-Constance Brown, Vice-President-Kenneth Jones, Secretary-Marjorie Brasie, and James Webb. _LL 1 EDWAHDIM 1 Money had to be raised for the class trip to New York City in the spring so the class set to work immediately. They sold Christmas cards, subscriptions to magazines and candy. As this goes to press, the class is looking forward eagerly to their trip to New York City at Easter time. HIGHLIGHTS OF NEW YORK TRIP Friday A.M.--Stage play - “Life With Mother Saturday A.M.--Lower Manhattan and the Statue of Liberty Saturday P.M.--movies at the Roxy Theater and stage show Sunday A.M.--church service and the Fifth Avenue Easter Parade Sunday P.M.--Bronx Zoo Monday A.M.--chartered bus with a lecturer for a tour of Upper and Lower New York stopping at the Cathederal of St. John the Divine and China- town Monday P.M.--LaGuardia Airport and the Empire State Obser- vation Roofs Radio City Music Hall to see Rockettes, stage show, Easter Pageant and movies Tuesday A.M.--Fred Waring Broadcast and a tour through the National Broadcasting Studios to see Tele- vision Tuesday P.M.--Circus at Madison Square Garden. EDW HDI |l We, the class of 1949, after four years of strenuous and brainracking work in Edwards Central School do publish this our last will and testiment. 1. The senior class leaves Miss McGill a quieter home- room next year. 2. The senior class leaves Miss Bloomfield hopes for a quieter and more studious senior class next year. 3. The senior class leaves Miss Iaria a new set of plastic signs for typing class, so she won’t have to make new ones every day. 4. The senior class leaves Mr. Smith an extra period to eat in since he has to hurry to finish in one. 5. The senior class leaves Mrs. Fuller a notebook in which to list her “after school” students. 6. The senior class leaves Mr. Terry as much luckin football next year as he had this year. 7. The seniors leaves Mrs. Holmes as large a class- room next year as she had this. 8. The senior class leaves Mrs. Rathbun a larger language class next year. 9. The senior class wills the freshmen hopes that they will all graduate in 1952. id. ARDIflTV 10. The senior class will the sophomore class sense both financially and mentally. 11. James Webb and Ken j. will the juniors their ability to stay in class as well as they did. 12. Marjorie wills Janette Chapin her place in the homemaking class next year. 13. Glenn Me. wills James Wood his place in front of the school house for special occasions. 14. Shirley K. wills Dorene L. her place to play in the clarinet band next year. 15. Kenneth J. leaves his books to Susie when he goes away to school. 16. Connie B. wills her ability to do Intermediate algebra to Leo Averill. 17. Charles C. leaves Charles Bowman his ability to crack jokes. 18. Frances R. leaves Pat Ray her ability to write letters to soldiers. 19. Bernice Me. wills Celinda Skeldon some of her flesh to go with her height. 20. Ken J. wills the freshmen boys a good start in sports next year. 21. Jean W. leaves Caroline Boulet some of her blond hair. It might help. Caroline. AHPIAJV I ECS I 22. The seniors leave Shirley Mantle a shorthand pad because she keeps forgetting to buy one. 23. The seniors leave Grace Rice a memo pad so she won’t forget to go to the next play she buys a ticket 24. Jean W. leaves Louis Z. a garbage can to put his orange seeds in because they are rather hard to step on. 25. The senior girls leave Tommie Todd a pair of boxing gloves to protect himself. 26. The senior class leaves George Finley a box of razor blades. 27. Florence S. wills Nancy Given and Lucy S. lots of luck in obtaining a ride to Fiacco’s on Sunday nights. 28. JeanW. leaves Harold W. a French frier and a peck of potatoes. Cousin won’t always be around. 29. The senior class leave Harold Aldridge all the strength possible because he is needed in basketball next year. 30. Connie B. leaves Jeanette McDonald the power to become valedictorian of 1952. 31. Marjorie B. wills her power to go steady to Betty Patience. 32. Bernice Me. leaves Doris Given some of her loud voice and laughter. for. 33. The seniors leave Cynthia Barker in charge of the Pleasant Valley bus. 34. The senior class leave Harold and Leland Bullock in charge of the eighth grade girls. 35. Charlie C. leaves Joanne his seat on the bus as a remembrance of the trips to the basketball games. 36. We will the juniors our place by the window in the senior room. 37. Bernice Me. wills Hazel Hall her good attendance, record. 38. Florence S. leaves Arlence Hartle a free ticket to Okinawa. 39. Ken Jones leaves Larry Brown a cast of wheaties. Build up those bones, Larry. 40. Charles P. leaves Arland Bullock in charge of the movie projector next year. 41. Jean W. leaves Marion Lutz and Dorothy Matejcik lots of luck in twirling. 42. The senior class will Frank Noble, James Hogue, Robert Sullivan, and Gail Fuller much luck in winning the cup next year. 43. Ken J. wills Wesley B. his seat on the bus coming home from the games next year. In witness thereof twenty-fifty day of June, nineteen hundred forty-nine in the village of Edwards, town of Edwards, St. Law- rence, State of New York. Witnesses: Class of 1949 Luigi Basco Mamma Mia ORCHIDS The senior class presents the following orchids: 1. To Mr. Smith for winning at least one trophy for four years in a row. 2. To Miss McGill for being class advisor for two years. 3. To Mr. Terry for a successful football season. 4. To Miss Bloomfield for sponsoring the yearbook. 5. To Mrs. Fuller for completing the year for Mrs. Webb. 6. To Mrs. Boulet for taking Mrs. Smith’s place. 7. To Florence Sullivan for winning the spelling contest. 8. To Kenneth Jones for winning a trophy for mak- the most foul shots. 9. To Majorie Brasie for winning the homemaking prize two years in succession. 10. To Jeanette McDonald for leading the honorrpll. 11. To the Varsity andJ.V. cheerleaders for their valiant efforts to be a cheering section. 12. To P.T.A. for its efforts to improve our school. 13. To Mr. Rose for keeping our school warmer this past winter. 14. To Mrs. Hattie Cassidy and Mrs.Clara Barker, our cooks. 15. To Constance Brown for being valedictorian of 1949. 16. To James Webb for being salutatorian of 1949« JUNIOR CLASS Back Row: James Hogue, Leo Averill, Frank Noble. Second Row; Robert Sullivan, Celinda Skeldon, Dorene Lytle-, Vernon Lutz, James Wood. First Row; Nancy Given, Grace Rice, Marion Lutz, Dorothy Matejcik. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Advisor Dorothy Matejcik F rank Noble Marion Lutz Grace Rice Mr. Terry The class ordered their rings early in September and received them in October. Everyone was pleased with them. The class plans for a Junior Prom in May to help raise funds for their trip next year. They have already made some money on cards and candy. SOPHOMORE CLASS Back Row; Harold Aldrich, Louis Zaluski, James Smith, Larry Brown. Second Row; Francis Roberts, Harold Whitmarsh, George Finley, Gail Fuller, Arland Bullock, Clinton Hendricks. First Row; Jeanette Chap- in, Lucy Schwerdfager, Arlene Hartle, Shirley Mantle, Joanne Watson. President Vice President Secretary T reasurer Advisor Lucy Schwerdfager Harold Whitmarsh Shirleyanne Mantle Harold Aldridge Miss Bloomfield The sophomore class had a new addition, Shirleyanne Mantle. Since September Kermit McGill has left. The class agreed to pay dues this year. So far we haven’t much money. Sometime in the near future we plan to have a candy raffle. The candy is being provided by Miss Bloomfield. FRESHMAN CLASS Back Row; Harold Bullock, Aubrey Chapin, Ronald Brayton, George Finley, Eugene Davis. Second Row; Patricia Ray, Jeanette McDonald, Betty Anne Patience, Cynthia Barker, Leland Bullock. First Row: Kenneth Hartle, Irene Rice, Doris Given, Carolyn Boulet, Margaret Sullivan, Marlene Wat- son, Thomas Todd. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Advisor Suzanne Cassidy Betty Anne Patience Carolyn Boulet Jeanette McDonald Miss Iaria When school started in September of this year we had the following members in the class; Leland Bullock, Patricia Ray, Harold Bullock, Cynthia Barker, Aubrey Chapin, Margaret Sullivan, Ronald Brayton, Irene Rice, Kenneth Hartle, Doris Given, Eugene Davis, Marlene Watson, Jeanette McDonald, Carolyn Boulet, Suzanne Cassidy, Betty Anne Patience, Thomas Todd. Later on in the year Don Ordway joined our group and then decided not to stay. Kermit McGill left also. The class decided to pay dues and, at the end of the year to have a class picnic. FOOTBALL SQUAD Back Row: Charles Clintsman, Aubrey Chapin, Ronald Brayton, Frank Noble, Larry Brown, Mr. Terry. F ront Row: James Hogue, Louis Zaluski, Kenneth Jones, Clarence Skeldon, Stanley Zaluski, Harold Aldridge. The Edwards football team enjoyed another very successful season, under coaching of Mr. Joseph Terry. As usual, the league consisted of teams from Hermon, Harrisville, Clifton-Fine, Edwards, Russell, and Parishville. Edwards won all games played except a tie with Clifton-Fine. Edwards, with that record took top honors in our section. So we played Russell which had beaten Parishville. We w°n that game so we had the honor to play the Sectional playoffs. We won the first intersectional game with Bombay. Then we P ayed Hammond and eked out a two point victory and won the Section charnpionship and also won NYSPHSAA shields. Clifton-Fine - at Edwards Clifton-Fine - at Newton Falls Hermon - at Edwards Harrisville - at Edwards Harrisville - at Harrisville Russell - at Edwards Russell - at Hermon Bombay - at Potsdam Hammond - at Canton Things we can do without; Dishonor Roll or Black List No Senior Play Noisey Classes Corney Jokes Holding up bells on weekdays and making up the time on F riday. bnfeTTlM BASKETBALL TEAM Back Row- K, Smith, F. Noble, R. Brayton, L. Zaluski. First Row: G. Fuller,'i. Zaiueki, K. Jones, C. Skelden, J. Hogue, j. V. BASKETBALL BaekRow- A. Chapin, R, Brayton, C.Clintsman. First Row; J Terry, H. Whitmarsh, R. Sullivan, L. Brown. BASKETBALL The 1948-49 basketball season was fairly successful one for Edwards winning 14 of 17 regular season games. At the end of the regular 17 game season, Edwards and Hermon were each tied with 13 wins and 3 losses. The play off game was played at Canton with Edwards victorious by a 32 to 30 score. The three defeats were from Parrishville and Clifton-Fine. Edwards played Parishville in the semifinals and were vict- orious by a 40 to 25 score. Then came the Clifton-Fine game in the finals for they had beaten out Hermon in the other half of the ► semi-finals. Clifton-Fine won a hard fought contest which was | very close until the last few minutes. Edwards ended the regular season being Class “C ” champ- ions for this league so they had the opportunity to play in the Section X championships. Clifton-Fine had the opportunity to play us again by winning the Claso “B”. The first game was played with Hammond and Edwards won I by a score of 49 to 36. Then the team played North Lawrence and won, 61 to 42. Edwards then had to play Clifton-Fine once m°re for Section X championship because once again that team bad beaten out bombay and Madrid. Clifton-Fine was victorious by a 39 to 35 score. Edwards brought back a trophy for being Class “C” champions in section X. Individual players were awarded NYSPHSSA Shields for participating in the Sectionals. EDWARDIAN E.C .S. Games: Edwards 29 39 32 69 50 40 60 48 29 39 30 43 63 40 36 40 21 25 30 35 49 61 Hermon 26 Hermon 38 Hermon 30 -2nd. place Richville 17 playoff Richville 16 Russell 21 Russell 24 Harrisville 19 Harrisville 18 DeKalb 29 DeKalb 27 Colton 11 Colton 21 Parishville 30 Parishville 40 Parishville 25 Semi-finals Clifton-F ine 35 Clifton-F ine 31 Clifton-Fine 41 F inals Clifton-F ine 39 Section X Hammond 36 Sectional North Lawrence 42 Sectional Kenneth Jones Louis Zaluski Clarence Skeldon Stanley Zaluski F rank Noble Gail F uller Ronald Brayton James Hogue Harold Whitmarsh INDIVIDUAL SCORING Points 306 216 197 89 55 34 7 6 2 Team 913 points Team Average 41.5 points per game ♦Game did not take part in. Ave. Per Game 13.0 9.4 8.1 4.1 2.8 JUNIOR VARSITY The Junior Vars-ity did not come through with too successful a season. The J.Vs. won three games and lost eleven. Wins cams from Parishville and two wins from Colton. The team was coached by Mr. Terry. Members of the team were: Robert Sullivan, Ronald Brayton, James Webb, Aubrey Chapin, Lawrence Brown, Harold Whitmarsh, Charles Clintsman, Silas Rice, and Paul Osborne. Edwards Basketball Banquet The Alumni Association sponsored a banquet, put on by the ladies of the M.E. Church on Saturday, Evening April 2. The Board of Education paid for the dinners of the athletes and special guests. Mr. Hodge of Clarkson was guest speaker. Each of the five members of the first team were given gold basket balls donated by the business men of the community. A gold plaque was also purchased for Principal K. C. Smith but did not come in time for the banquet. Shields were awarded to members of the squad. A trophy for making the biggest percent- ages of fouls was awarded to Kenneth Jones. Baseball 1948 Edwards 3 Gouverneur Edwards 12 Russel Edwards 8 Harrisville Edwards 3 Clifton-F ine Edwards 6 Hermon Edwards 3 Harrisville Edwards 8 Harrisville Edwards 5 Hermon Edwards 0 Clifton-F ine Exhibition Games Won 5 Lost 4 Members of the team were; Stanley Zauluski, James Smith, George Hurley, Kenheth Hughes, Bruce Brown, Lewis Zaluski, Clarence Skeldon, Harold Aldridgp, Frank Noble, Francis Roberts, Wallace Hurley. DWARDIA ASSEMBLIES The first student conducted high school assembly was held in the Edwards Central School gym on Thursday, Octo- ber 21. Bernice McGill led the assembly. James Webb was chairman of the debate on the subject “Resolved that Gover- nor Thomas E. Dewey should be elected president of the United States. The affirmative side speakers were Shirley Kerr, Constance Brown and Kenneth Jones while on the negative side were Glenn McCollum, Jean Whitmarsh and Charles Clintsman. Marjorie Brasie and Charles Patience were refutation speakers. The debate was judged half on arguments and half on poise, voice, etc. Judges were Miss McGill, Mrs. Holmes, and Mr. Terry. The negative side on. Florence Sullivan and Inez Given gave talks on the lives of the leading candidates. Music was furnished by the school band under the direction of Mrs. Smith. A one act play “Books are Bridges-, under the direc- tion of Miss Bloomfield was presented Dec. 9, 1948 as “Book Week-, assembly program. The cast was as follows: Mr. Warren-the father------- Ronald Brayton Johnny Warren-the son -----Leland Bullock Naomi Warren-young daughter Carolyn Boulet Sylvia-oldest daughter - - - -Suzanne Cassidy Pat Ray was the leader. Musical numbers were in charge of Mrs. Smith. A tuba duet “Rocked In the Cradle of the Deep-, Paul Osborne and Gail Fuller. Cornet solo, “I'll Take You Home Again Kathleen , Constance Brown; “Holy Night , “Following Yon- der Star-, Girls choir. Janette McDonald won the prize for the Book Week treasure hunt. Runners up were Hazel Hall, Francis Rice ouid Marion Lutz. An initial copy of a School Paper (unnamed) was issue (October 22 free to all high school students. The staff was as follows: STAFF Editor Business Manager Circulation Manager Art Editor Reporters Hazel Hall Celinda Skeldon Leo Avrill James Hogue Robert Sullivan V ernon Lutz Dorene Lytle Typists Marion Lutz Nancy Given Dorothy Matejcik James Wood Advisors: Mr. Terry F rank Noble Marion Lutz Charles Bowman James Wood Production Grace Rice Marion Lutz Nancy Given James Wood Dorene Lytle Homeroom Reporters Patricia Ray Shirley Mantle Florence Sullivan Miss Iaria The annual high school Hallow’ene Party was held the Friday night before Hallow’ene in the gym. The P.T.A. held the grade parties in the library recreation rooms and the Methodist Church. A parade and judging of costumes were the features of the grade parties with games and re- freshments . The high school party was held in the gym. Features were skits-first prize, Sophomores; second prize, Senior; scavenger hunt. ___ MACBETH Forty six members of the high school and faculty had a chance at a professional performance of Shakespeare's “Macbeth” when they attended the Margaret Webster’s Shakespeare Company’? production of that play at Canton. It was given Tuesday afternoon, November 2 at Madill Hall. Most of the students went in the big bus chaperoned by Miss Bloomfield and Miss Iaria. Since itwas Election Day, there was no school. Everyone who went seemed to enjoy the 8th GRADE ASSEMBLY The Christmas Elf-Carma Clark-Leader Mary Anne Matejcik-Sue Paul Osborne-Ted Kay Boulet-Christine Marjorie Hurley-Karen Grandma-Carol Bell The Little Dog-Nick Boulet Coached by Mrs. Rathbun An assembly program was presented November 12, by the Junior Class. The skit, “The Lesser of Two Evils” was under the direction of Miss McGill. The cast was as follows; Spike- the crook- Frank Noble; Mike-his assistant-James Wood; Clancy-the cop-James Hogue; Miss March-a school teacher- Dorene Lytle. Nancy Given talked on the topic of the United Nations. At Christmas time this year the Freshman Class put on an assembly. Jeanette McDonald was the leader. Songs were sung and then a one act play, “That Night in Bethlehem”, directed by Miss Bloomfield, was put on. The cast of the play was as'follows; Ruth, the daughter-Betty Patience Judith, a neighbor-Marlene Watson Mother-Patricia Ray Caleb-Eugene Davis Father-Aubrey Chapin First Wise Man-Kenneth Hartle Second Wise Man-George Finley Third Wise Man-Thomas Todd Servant-Doris Given Grandmother-Margaret Sullivan Judith, A Neighbor-Marlene Watson The play took place in Bethlehem on the first Christmas Day. The shepherds were trying to save the Baby Jesus from wicked King Herod. Caleb escaped with the Babe by way of the hills and went to Egypt where he would be safe. SARc SENIOR MUSIC NOTES The £irst of our festivities began with the Senior Band playing at various assemblies. Elections of Band officers were held on October 14 and the following were chosen: President, Frank Noble; Vice-President, Suzanne Cassidy; Secretary-Treasurer; Constance Brown; Re- porter, James Webb. Twelve students were selected to attend the Music Clinic in Potsdam, Noyember 12 and 13. They left on Friday and on arriving in Potsdam, registered at Potsdam State Teachers College. All but three stayed at the Hotel Arlington, and they were at the homes of friends. Later that afternoon the students went to their various rooms to meet the directors and get organ- ized. That night, a dance was held for participants and NYSSMA students in the PSTC Gymnasium. The curfew hour was one o’- clock. Rehersals were called for 9 o’clock. Practice were held all day with time off for meals. The concert was given very success- fully that evening in the PSTC auditorium. Many friends and re- latives attended from Edwards. The students in the Northern New York Chorus were; Suzanne Cassidy, Connie Brown, Shirley Kerr, Dorene Lytle, Joanne Watson, Bernice McGill, Jean Whitmarsh, and Jeanette McDonald. In the Northern New York Band were Carolyn Boulet, Baritone; Mary Ann Matejcik, Trombone; Frank Noble, Saxophone; James Webb, Cornet. On December 21, 1948. Grades 1-7 presented two Christmas Operettas: Santa Claus Incorporated by Gottlieb and Wilson. Cast of speaking characters: Santa-James Webb; Mrs. Santa- Corrinne Boni; 4 boys- Barry French, Kieth Fuller, Freddie Aldridge, and Mark Watson. 4 Girls-Janet Boni, Lynne Kerr, Janice Morgan, and Alix Brown. Pixies-Dick Whitmarsh, David Aldridge, Leo Sham- pine, Robert Hendrick, Richard Rowe, Pat Mullaney, John Sloan. The Magic Christmas Bell by Christie. Santa- James Webb; Wimble- Lillian Thompson; Nimble- Nan- ette McDonald. Grades 4 and 5; Jack-in-boxes, Scotch Lassies, Japanese Ladies, Dixie Dolls. Grades 2 and 3: Swedes, Indians, Puddings. Grade 1: Girls Chorus, Christmas Trees. Grades 6 and 7: Cowboys, Spaniards, Baloons. The band played at several basketball games during the season and played at the semi-£inals. They attended the finals, prepared to play but no seats had been reserved so they were unable to play. On March 24th., the band gave a concert to clear the debt from the uniforms. The program was as follows: Cam- pus Carnival-Keller; Olympia-Zamecnik; On The Road To Mandalay-Speaks; Saxophone Solo by Dorothy Matejcik; Franz Lehar Waltz Favorites; You Can’t Be True Dear- Otten, Griffen, Trumpet Trio-J. Webb, C. Brown, C. Boni. Festival Grand March-Buchtel. The Junior Band played selections by Fillmore. The following selections were played: Vasil Waltz, Hymn Tune, Salvatore, It’s My Turn, Mischa Waltz. OUR HIT PARADE “Carry Me Back To Old Virginia - ------ -Glenn McCollum “He’s In The Army Now - -- -- -- -- - Jean Whitmarsh “What A Difference A Day Makes” - - - - -Marjorie Brasie “Frankie and Johnie - -- — - -- -- - Florence Sullivan “If you Knew Susie - - - - - - Kenneth Jones “After Graduation Day - -- -- -- -- -- - -Shirley Kerr “Gonna Get A Girl -------------- ___ Charles Patience “Take Me Out To The Ball Game -------- Charles Clintsman “I’ve Got My Love To Keep Me Warm - - - - Connie Brown “So Round, So Firm --- - Peggy McGill “Powder Your Face With Sunshine ----------Francis Rice “She’s Got Freckles On Her, But ----- - Wesley Brailey She is Nice” “More Beer - -- - “Snook Zoluski “Smoke, Smoke, Smoke a Cigarette - - -Harold Whitmarsh “Linda --------------------------------- - Linda Skeldon “Smi.le, Smile, Smile”----------'-----------------Hazel Hall Memories -------------Seniors after graduation “You Two-Timed Me One Time To Often -------- ----Lucy S “Peg O’ My Heart ------------------------ Jimmie Hogue “Five Minutes More” -- ----------- -_ - Skinney Skeldon “Don’t Fence Me In --------------------- Miss laria SENIOR BAND PERSONNEL CLARINETS: CORNETS AND TRUMPHET Shirley Kerr Grace Rice Suzanne Cassidy Dorene Lytle Joanne Watson Marion Lutz Shirley McIntosh Nancy Casanova Sandra Allen Cynthia Adams Richard Meldrim Kathryn Hurley Connie Brown James Webb Corinne Boni Nancy Given Marlene Watson Carma Clarke Marjorie Hurley Lillian Thompson Nanette McDonald SAXOPHONE: F rank Noble TROMBONE; Dorothy Matejcik Ronald Brayton Mary Ann Matejcik Kay Boulet Patricia Ray BARITONE: TUBA: Paul Osborne Gail Fuller Carolyn Boulet Carol Bell PERCUSSION: Jean Whitmarsh Bernice McGill Laurence Brown Leo Averill James Todd John McFerran JUNIOR BAND PERSONNEL Grades (4--8) and First Year Students CLARINETS: CLARINETS CON’T. Sandra Allen Cynthia Adams Richard Meldrim Kathryn Hurley Nancy Casanova Shirley McIntosh Shirley Lutz Janice Morgan CLARINETS CON’T. F rederick Aldridge Mary Riqe Lynne Kerr BARITONE: Carol Bell Janet Boni PEkCUSSION: Louis Uruburu Dawn Fuller James Todd John McFerran TROMBONE: Alix Brown Mabel Allen Margaret McFerran Betty Ann Patience Kay Boulet Mary Ann Matejcik CORNET AND TRUMPETS Lillian Thompson Nanette McDonald Barry F rench James Holmes Corinne Boni Carma Clarke Marjorie Hurley Doris Denton Margaret Rude Keitha Zellar GIRLS CHOIR Carol Bell Corinne Boni Carolyn Boulet Kay Boulet Connie Brown Janette' Chapin Carma Clark Suzanne Cassidy Nancy Given Hazel Hall Marjorie Hurley Shirley Kerr Marion Lutz 1 DWARDIAN Dorene Lytle Dorothy Matejcik Mary Ann Matejcik Jeanette McDonald Bernice McGill 'Shirley McIntosh Betty Ann Patience Rosalie Rushlo Celinda Skeldon Joanne Watson Marlene Watson Jean Whitmarsh FIRST QUARTER HONOR ROLL HIGH SCHOOL Jeanette McDonald Clarence Skeldon Corinne Boni Suzanne Cassidy Constance Brown Lucy Schwerdfager Doris Given Shirley Lutz Mary Anne Matejcik James Webb Carol Bell Marjorie Brasie Rosalie Rushlo Thomas Todd James Hogue Dorothy Matejcik Robert Sullivan 6th 7th GRADES Cynthia Adams Nancy Casanova Dawn Fuller Kathryn Hurley Richard Meldrim Eleanor Skeldon Virginia Thompson Louis Uruburu 5th GRADE Lillian Thompson Janet Boni Alix Brown Nanette McDonald Doris Denton Ronica Rushlo Keith Fuller Barry French 4th GRADE Lynne Kerr Janice Morgan Joseph Durham 3rd GRADE Elaine Aldrich Sally Whitmarsh Beth Rice Patricia Mullaney Flora Denton Marlene Burrows 2nd GRADE Linda Brown Rosemary Rice Jane Watson Billy Adams Allen Rowe Danny O’Neil Keith Goodheart Robin Archer Ronnie Patterson 1st GRADE Arthur Whitmarsh Earlene Lumley Lawrence Morgan Annette Fuller Nancy Todd Clair Finley Ruth Denton Guy Watson Janice Matejcik Carl Poole Hazel Burnett BARRAFORD DISTRICT Carol Hosmer Sally Typhair EDWARDIAN 3rd GRADE Patricia Mullaney Marlene Burrows Elaine Aldrich Flora Denton Beth Rice Sherrell Barraford Joyce Rice Winford Paterson 2nd GRADE Danny O’Neil Billy Adams Linda Brown Jane Watson Allen Rowe Rosemary Rice Ronnie Patterson Eddie Gagnon Joyce Rowe Robin Archer Jerry Finley Vivian Sharpstone Clarence Zellar Keith Goodheart 1st GRADE Arthur Whitmarsh Earleen Lumley Nancy Todd Jane Van Pelt Guy Watson BARRAFORD DISTRICT Sally Typhair TALC VILLE 6th GRADE Patrick Hurley Russell Clintsman 5th GRADE Veronica Pike 4th GRADE Nancy Matthews 3rd GRADE Judy Aldridge Virginia Matejcik Roland Bowhall Donna Lutz 2nd GRADE Keith Aldridge 1st GRADE Susie Lutz PLEASANT VALLEY 6th GRADE Margaret Cole SOUTH EDWARDS Raymond Austin Barbara Coloney Diane Mabry Joan Mabry POND SETTLEMENT 1st GRADE Jon Hall Gary Hall 3rd GRADE Beth Hall Stanley Zaluski Mary Anne Matejcik Constance Brown James Webb Dorothy Matejcik Marjorie Brasie Shirley Lutz Carol Bell Suzanne Cassidy Doris Given Rosalie Rushlo James Hogue Marjorie Hurley Lucy Schwerdfager Robert Sullivan Carma Clarke Shirley Anne Mantle Keith Brasie 6th Kathryn Hurley Richard Meldrim Eleanor Skeldon Virginia Thompson James Todd Louis Uruburu Ronald Zeller Elain Sabourin 5th Lillian Thompson Keith Fuller Donna Rice Janet Boni Ronica Rushlo Barry French Pianette McDonald Alix Brown Richard Whitmarsh 4th Lynne Kerr Janice Morgan Donna Sabourin Elizabeth Roberts Cynthia Adams Dawn Fuller Nancy Casanova 5th GRADE Donald Wood Olive F enton Rosalyn Hall 6th GRADE Annette Sykes FIRST SEMESTER fV PERFECT ATTENDANCE '• f VvX l 1 HIGH SCHOOL 1st GRADE ii} F rank Noble Eugene Davis Kathryn Hurley Richard Meldrim Eleanor Skeldon Virginia Thompson James Todd Louis Uruburu Ronald Zeller Elaine Sabourin 4th GRADE Mark Watson Alix Brown Marilee Van Pelt Billy Barraford Leo Shampine Lillian Thompson John Sloan 3rd GRADE Elaine Aldrich 2nd GRADE Jane Watson Jerry Finley Arthur Whitmarsh Earleen Lumley Nancy Todd 6th k 7th GRADES Jane Van Pelt Jennie Van Pelt Irr Cynthia Adams 4l Nancy Casanova Dawn Fuller TALC VILLE 4th, 5th 6th GRADES Patrick Hurley Russell Clintsman Rodger Aldridge 1st, 2nd k 3rd GRADES Judy Aldridge Donna Lutz Susie Lutz Hazel Burnett Keith Aldridge Roland Bowhall Tommy Matejcik Lily Jo Aldridge POND SETTLEMENT Annette Sykes 5th GRADE Donald Wood Olive Fenton Roslyn Hall 1 Richard Meldrim Kenneth Paro Richard Rushlo Eleanor Skeldon Virginia Thompson James Todd Louis Uruburu Ronald Zellar Elaine Sabourin , Wayne Morehouse David Bleau 5 th GRADE Lillian Thompson Nanette McDonald Keith Fuller Frederick Aldridge Ronica Rushlo Barry French Janet Boni John Sloan Deanna Dusharm Richard Whitmarsh Alix Brown 4th GRADE Lynne Kerr Donna Sabourin Betty Roberts Janice Morgan Caroline Rice 2nd 3rd GRADE Patricia Mullaney Sally Whitmarsh Elaine Aldrich Flora Denton Marlene Burrows Joyce Rice Billy Goodheart Danny O’Neil Rosemary Rice Jane Watson Ronnie Patterson DWARDIAI Billy Adams Allen Rowe 1st GRADE Earleen Lumley Arthur Whitmarsh Clara Finley Nancy Todd David Schryer PLEASANT VALLEY 6 th GRADE Margaret Cole 4th GRADE Harold Hartle 2nd GRADE Boyd Webb SOUTH EDWARDS 1st GRADE Raymond Austin Barbara Coloney Diane Mabry Joan Mabry BARRAFORD DISTRICT 5th GRADE Stewart Soper Charles Typhair Sally Typhair Stillman Soper GRADE Hannah Sullivan 2nd GRADE Boyd Webb PRE-PRIMER Emery Webb BARRAFORD DISTRICT Charles Typhair Thelma Sullivan Marion Sullivan HONOR ROLL FOR THIRD QUARTER Lucy Schwerdfager Franees Rice Arthur Gagnon Rosalie Rushlo Keith Brasie Thomas Todd Shirley Anne Mantle Paul Osborne 6th Cynthia Adams Sandra Allen Freddy Archer Nancy Casanova Dawn F uller Kathryn Hurley John McFerran Margaret McFerran Tn U — EDWARDIAN I TALC VILLE 6th GRADE 3rd GRADE Gail Aldridge Karen Clark Patrick B. Hurley Virginia Matejcik Judy Aldridge Donna Lutz Roland Bowhall 5 th GRADE 2nd GRADE Veronica Pike Bernard Waugh Keith Aldridge 4th GRADE 1st GRADE Nancy Matthews Larry Aldridge Sharon Hart ARBOR DAY ASSEMBLY PROGRAM Salute to the Flag and America (ensemble) “Sunshine of Your Smile”, Over the Rainbow--Chorus “Springtime Joke“--Keitha Zellar “Forever and Ever”, saxaphone solo--Patricia Ray “Elfin Spring “--Mabel Allen “Star Dust”, trumpet solo--James Webb “Red Roses for a Blue Lady”, vocalist, Nancy Given, Dance Band “Underneath the Arches”, “Far Away Places“--Dance Band “Spring“--Pauline Come Little Liza Jane “--Paul Osborne, Gail Fuller, George Finley “Star of Hope”, piano trio--Kay Boulet, Nancy Casanova, Carolyn Boulet “Cruising Down the River, “Bouquet of Roses”, vocal solo-- Kenneth Jones Arbor Day Proclamation--Charles Clintsman “How to Plant a Tree“--Leland Bullock A tree was planted by the Junior Class which had been donat- ed by Frank Noble. LEADER James Hogue The program was in charge of Mrs. Julia Boulet. EIGHTH GRADE 11 ififf . i v' y I f: ■—IB 8SI SSim i_ ZifmMB! ! ZS tQmgNI BH0 ft m i.«: ft • VSS Row; K. Brasie,L.Longtin,O.Aldridge,D.Skeldon.P.Osborne,M.Goodale id Row; K.Boulet.A .Aldridge.M.Ebary.T .Clintsman.S.McIntosh,S.Rowe, IjRice, First Row; W Manchester, A.Gagnon, S.Lutz, R.Ruslilo, C.Clark,M. brley, C.Boni, M.Matejcik, C.Ball, B.Sullivan ■ n m Row:E.Sullivan,H.Hartie,M.Cole,M.Cole,Second Row; H.Hartle,T .Cole, K.Cole,A.Brown,First Row; H.Sullivan,E.Webb,G.Brown,B.Webb,A.Brown FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADES Back Row: D.Typhair,D.Denter,J.Boni,M.Rude,M.VanPelt,Fourth Row: B. Barraford, R Whitmarsh, G.McGill, M.Watson, J.VanPelt, L,.Thompson,J. C ha pin, D. Rice. Third Row; M.Goodale, J. Durham, B.Denton,D.Dusharm, A. Brown,M.Rice,V .Ray,M.Shore,M.AIlen,N.McDonald.Second Row; M.Good- ale,J.Morgan,L.Kerr, B.Sloan,B.Roberts, D.Sabourin.C .Rice.R.Rushlo.M. Davis. Front Row; SJBullock, A.Finley, P.Mullaney, K.Fuller, J.Sloan, R. Rowe, D. Aldridge, L.. Shampine, B. French Absent; Frederick Aldridge, Robert Henrick. SIXTH AND SEVENTH GRADES Back Row; J. Holmes, E.Chapin.R.Zeller,R.Smi'th,K.Smith,N.Casanova,K. Paro, J .McFerran, W .Morehouse .Third Row; E.Drake,K.Hurley,C Adams, SFinley,E.Skeldon,D.Rounds,V .Thompso n,E.Sabourin.SecondRow:S.Allen Allen, D.Fuller,C .Mantle,P.Come,K.ZeIler,M.McFerran,J.Whitmarsh,M. Allen,E .Cobb .First Row J .VanPelt,L.UruboruJ.Todd,F .Archer,B .Sloan,R. Rushlo.Absent; C .Morehouse,R.Meldrim,D.Bleau,Robert VanZant moved. Back Row; O. Fenton, A. Sykes, R. Brow, J. Wood, M. Fenton, B. Watson, D. Brow, Second Row: R. Hall, E. Watson, V. Fenton, R. Sykes, D. Wat- son, D. Wood, W. LaPlanter. K. Hall, First Row; W. Watson, J. Hall, R. Fenton, B. Wood, B. Hall, G. Hall SOUTH EDWARDS Back Row; R; Gibbs, P. Hall, G. Firman, H. Austin, Second Row; D. Thomas, G. Coloney, J. Bridgeland, W. Leary, Frist Row; R. Austin, D. Mabry, B. Coloney, J. Mabry, J. Bridgeland J TALC VILLE Back Row; G.Waugh,S.Lutz,H.Waugh,R.Clintsman,P.Hurley.Fourth Row; B. linker,R.Aldridge, A «Aldridge, A .Skeldon,B.Lutz,G.Matejcik.P. Waugh.Third Row; J.Bleau,J.Hanratty, K.Clark, G.Aldridge, R.Bowhall, V .Pike, B.Drake. kcond Row; J.Matthew, D.Lutz,J.Aldridge,N.Matthew,V .Matejcik.V .Pike,K. Aldridge,T .Matejcik,F irst Row; L .Aldridge, A .Bla c kburn, C .Ho r ton, J. Black - buni,S.LutzI,fcf.Bowliall,,L.Aldridge, G.Blackburn,B.Griffis. Absent.L.Waugh, B.Waugh, H «Burnett, D-Fuller, J.Waugh, J.Row, S.Hart BARRAFORD DISTRICT' Back Row; S.Taylor, SJSoper.C.Typhair, R.Given, W.Burnett, First Row; S. Soper,M.Taylor.H.Burnett, T.Sullivan, M.Sullivan, S.Typhir, C.Hosmer. FIRST GRADE Back Row: R,Burrew8,J.VanPelt,G.Poole,J.Smith,E.Lumiey,G.Watson,J.Mc- Gill,F .Lennox.Third Row; D.Schryer, H.Burnett,J.VanPelt,N.Rice,C .Finley, J.Sloan,R.Dusharm.A.Whitmarsh,M.Barraford,Second Row; D .VanHouse, L. ZellarJ.Uruburu, L.Barker,G.Shore, J.Duffy, J.Boulet.J.MatejcikJ.Smith,N. Todd,L.Morgan,F ront Row; SJ inley,M.Chapin,J .McKee, J .Archer, R .Reed, R. Reed, R.Gognon, G.Hale, R.Perrin, Absentees: A.Fuller, R.Denton, J.Allen SECOND AND_ THIRD GRADES Back Row; V ,Mill©r,E,Gagnon, D.O'Neil,J,Rice, W .Patterson, B .Geedhtart. J.Allen,J.Finley, B.Smith. Third Row: P.Mullaney.M,Burrows,S.Whitmarsh C.Zellar,R.Archer,E.Aldrich,L.Mantle,S.Barraford, Second Row; J.Watson, L.Brown, B.Rice, F.Denton, S.Hurley, A.Rowe,B.Adams, R.Watson.K.Good- heart, First Row; R.Patterson,M.Rhoda, J.Rowe, R.Rice, E.McGill,E.Miller Absentees: L.Durham, V.Sharkstone EDWARDS HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI Class of Vivian Beach Gardner Gretchen Todd Gregory Mildred Chapin Lathan Lumley 1914 Harrisville, N.Y. Morristown, N.Y. Paul Bancroft Inez Noble Brown Nina Beach Dygert Harlow Goodnough Clarita Moore Lila Morrow Vernon Grant John Hitchcock Ada Noble Don T. Todd Class of 1915 Cleveland, Ohio Edwards, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. Bellingham, Wash. Edwards, N.Y. address unknown Class Lela Campbell Todd Browri Ida Morrow Lytle Leah M. Noble of 1917 Edwards, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. Harrington Dain Edmund Dulack Clara Meldrim McLean Earl T. Meldrim Pauline Carswell Sill Leland Aunger Zelma Bancroft Mary Kerr Casanova Grace Woodcock Rich Class of 1918 Jamestown, N.Y. Lynbrook, N.Y. Canastota, N.Y. 1661 Butte St..Richmond,Calif address unknown Class of 1920 1425 Foster Ave .,Toledo,Ohio Edwards, N.Y. Hudson Falls, N.Y. Canton, N.Y. Class James Campbell Lillian Clark Doris Ryan Jones Eva Law Davis Marion Lawrence Siegman Bernice McGill Edna Meldrim Hughes Edith Shea Chapin Viola Van Zandt Sterling of 1921 Lake Placid, N.Y Rochester, N.Y. Philadelphia, Pa. Edwards, N.Y. Richville, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. Edwards,' N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. Herkimer. N.Y. edwahdim Lawrence Boulet Arthur Compo Barton Dulack Stanley Todd Goldie Curtis French Rose Edison Ruth Griffin Barraford Manie Watson Hurley Clifford Shea Everett Todd Frederick Aunger Marion Brown Restle Thelma Brown John Beach Donald Campbell Dennings Hendrick John Kerr Marion Farley Carlson Gertrude Bell Farrell Beatrice Dulack Fuller Jerome Barraford Olney Boulet Grace Ingraham Bowhall Dorothy Brown Dean Ena Aunger Cross Helen Brown Harmon Malena Compo Beatrice Cousins Howe Mabel Todd Hovey Roy Meldrim David Cleland ,Irene Cousins Glasford Kathleen Hall Arnold Lee Meldrim Harry Brown Fern Baker Allen Syracuse, N.Y. Hailesboro, N.Y. Ithaca, N.Y. Schodack Landing, N.Y. Russell, N.Y; Class of 1923 Herkimer, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. Balmat, N.Y. Dryden, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. Class of 1924 2319 Mershon Ave.,Saginaw,Mich Ogdensburg, N.Y. Address unknown Edwards, N.Y. Stockbridge, Mass. Edwards, N.Y. Syracuse, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. Class of 1925 Farmingdale, N.Y. Loudonville, N.Y. Boston, Mass. Edwards, N.Y. RFD 3, Gouverneur, Edwards, N.Y. Balmat, N.Y. White Plains, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. Class of 1926 RFD 3, Gouverneur, N.Y Henderson, N.Y. Seneca Falls, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. Balmat, N.Y. Stewiacke, N.S. Edwards, N.Y. East Lansing, Mich. Gouverneur, N.Y. EDWARDIA Class Florence Typhair Northroup Marion Bullock Carl Lashuay Mildred Ward Ethel Lennox Kerr Blitha Bullock Javall Paul Lashuay Cecil Aunger Iola Cassidy Allen Harry Edison Clark Padgett Vivian Wells Fanning Thomas Farley Idella Ward Merrill Ingraham of 1927 Balmat, N.Y. Russell, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. Richville, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. 867 Nichols Ave. Stratford, Conn. lone Clark Harris Milton Cole Franees Freeman Hazel Webb Ingraham Nyla Peabody Wray William Barraford Frederick Bartholomew Robert Bartholomew Gilbert Casanova Norma Ingraham Uruburu Merle Maybee Burrows Mabel Meldrim Charles Noble Herbert Padgett Helen Rathbun Adams Doris Russ Casanova Elda Stammer Snow Leon Typhair Lucille Ward Killenbeck Harriet Todd Bailey Class of 1928 Edwards, N.Y. Syracuse, N.Y. River Edge, N.J. DeKalb Jet., N.Y. Gouverneur, N.Y. Address unknown Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Class of '1929 RFD 3, Gouverneur, N.Y. Address unknown Gouverneur, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. RFD 2, Harrisville, N.Y. Class of 1930 Edwards, N.Y. Address unknown Address unknown Syracuse, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. Rennselaer, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. 99 Cherry St., Farmingdale, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. Syracuse,N.Y. Hermon, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. 9 Turill St., Oswego, N.Y. Gouverneur, N.Y. EDWARDIAN Robert Bradley Hazel Clark Gaines Eleanor Farley McPhee Helen Cooper Oneita French Boulet Elizabeth Giffin Chapman Vesta Rice Allen Charles Adams Christine Atanasu Simon Eva Atanasu Daniel Barraford Ethel Davis Cleland Hester Javall Shene Myrtle Davis Kathryn F reeman Fuller Dalton Fuller Kermitt Hendrick Frederick Lennox Nyla Cassidy Doyle Ross Stammer Ercel Cassidy McKee Leona Ingraham McDonald Emile LaLonde Kenneth Johnson Edwina Rice Burrell Charles Williams Silas Averill Ceylon Burch Gretchen Lathan Meldrim Charlotte Johnson Lumley Lewis Earl Lumley Luella Maxiner Rudes Wayne Patterson Edward Ward Eleanor Whitford Austin Class of 1931 Oswegatchie, N.Y Gouverneur, N.Y. Utica, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. Gouverneur, N.Y. Edwards. N.Y. Class of 1932 Edwards, N.Y. Brooklyn, N.Y. 1426 Marlborough Ave ..Plainfield, Edwards, N.Y. Oswegatchie, N.Y. Address unknown Edwards, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. RFD 2, Hermon, N Hermon, N.Y. Star Lake, N.Y. Class of 1933 Edwards, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. Rouses Point, N.Y Gouverneur, N.Y. Newton Falls, N.Y. Deansboro, N.Y. Class of 1934 Lorraine, N. Y. Canton, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. Gouverneur, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. Address unknown Edwards, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. 1 EDWARDIAN Class of 1935 Olan Brayton Evelyn Clark Webb Alice Neil Poole Gladys Cole Roush Edwin Neil Lemuel Typhair Janice Randall Campbell Class Edward Adams Lillian Adams Fagnant Helena F reeman Evans Marion Harmon Glouse George Goodberry Hilda Jarvis Ryan Myrna Morgan Goodberry Margaret Tinney Aldridge Mary Tripp Noble Edna Williams Schryer RFD 3, Gouverneur, N Edwards, N.Y. Gouverneur, N.Y. Hermon, N.Y. De Kalb Jet., N.Y. DeGrasse, N.Y. of 1936 Watertown, N.Y. Kemmerer, Wyo. Edwards, N.Y. Boonville, N.Y. Syracuse, N.Y. Chateaugay, N.Y. Syracuse,N.Y. Edwards,N.Y. Edwards,N.Y. Edwards,N.Y. Charles Toth Bernard Boulet Doris Brayton Bigarel Alice Guiles Alene Cassidy Kio Rosalie Hurley Kio Max Lanphear Meta Miller Soper Charles Rathbun John Manzolati Class of 1937 Mexico, N.Y. Gouverneur, N.Y. Gouverneur, N.Y. Fine, N.Y. Gouverneur, N.Y. Gouverneur, N.Y. 13218 Burbank Ave., Van Nuys, Calif. Edwards, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. Lynn, Mass. Class of Myrtle Barraford Patterson Thomas Duffy Jennie Jones Bridgeland Mildred Lennox Goodheart Ives Cleland Elizabeth Rice Brice William Robinson Kenneth Titus 1938 Edwards, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. De Kalb Jet., N.Y Address unknown Fine, N.Y. Cla f Anna Basso Sullivan Robert Brown Edith Cleland Duffy Ada F olsom Kilbourn Lucille Gore Bourcey Anita Graham Bacon Robert Hurley Everett Jones Donald Miller Ellen Murphy Thomas Erwin Neil Frank Parvese Vernon Grant Alta Gray Hurley Helen Hansen Wittich Frances Harmon Rohde Carl Randall Ruth Sullivan Allison Ida Sykes Banks Robert Watson Cora Van Duzee Snyder Cla Phyllis Barker Porter William Clark Charles Demmon Mary Duffy Larsen Barbara Freeman Randall George Hart Helena Hurley Smith Eleanor Morrow Mudgett Harriet Noble Benoit Douglas Rice Esther Sullivan Webb Marion Rice Love Morgan Van House ss of 1939 Potsdam, N.Y. Canton, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. Fine, N.Y. Rochester, N.Y. Harrisville, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. Watertown, N.Y. Rochester, N.Y. Address unknown Hermon, N.Y. Fine, N.Y. Minneapolis, Minn. Edwards, N.Y. 465 Considine Ave.,Cine .5,Ohio Edwards, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. Coble skill, N.Y. Harrisville, N.Y. Lafayette, N.Y. Gouverneur, N.Y. ss of 1940 RFD 4, Gouverneur, N.Y. Albany, N.Y. Marjorie Baxter Lucy Cahill Shene Doris Cassidy Jerone Wilford Ellis Aletha Farr Barker RoberyF erry Hubert Lathan Address unknown Edwards, N.Y Gouverneur, N.Y Gouverneur, N.Y. Cranberry Lake, N.Y. North Syracuse, N.Y. Navy Edwards, N.Y. Gouverneur, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. Class of 1941 Cranberry Lake, N.Y. Fine, N.Y. Philadelphia, Pa. Address unknown RFD 3, Gouverneur, N.Y. Edwards, N. Y. 1131 E. 3rd St., National City,Calif. ARRIAN Bernice White Whitford Rossina Basso Mary Bell Bailey Elaine Cassidy Rose Cecil Finley Harold Goodberry Jean Goodnough Cole Clarence Hansen Class of 1941 (Cont.) Gouverneur, N.Y ? ? Minn. Army Gouverneur, N.Y Hermon, N.Y Constance Hansen Foley Helen Harmon Laird Melvin Hurley F. Murray LaDuke F ranees Morgan Pratt Donald Pratt Earl Junior Reed Rebecca Rice Bell Kermit Jones Harry Shene George Toth Class of Bette Alyward Carlo Basso Pauline Briggs Pratt Agnes Bullock Smithers Eleanor Bullock Jean Davis Augustus Ronald Flynn Marie Goodberry Woodman William Hosmer Donald MacGregor Class of 1942 Edwards, N.Y. Rochester, N.Y. Waddington, N.Y. Fine, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. RFD 3, Gouverneur, N.Y 1213 E. Whitmore St., Decatur, 111. Binghamton, N.Y. Rochester,N.Y. Fine, N.Y. Gouverneur, N.Y. Geneva, N.Y. Geneva, N.Y. Syracuse, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. Fine, N.Y. Mexico, N.Y. 1943 Fine, N.Y. Syracuse,N.Y. Geneva,N.Y. Heuvelton, N.Y. Hermon, N.Y. Edwards,N.Y. Syracuse, N.Y. Edwards,N.Y. Carthage, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. Class of 1944 James Bullock Bernadette Cahill Rice Millard Cassidy Dorothy Duchano Hosmer Ercel Gray Brownell Elizabeth Hall Carolyn Hart Hewlett Hermon, N.Y. Gouverneur, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. Carthage,N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. RFD 2, Hermon, N.Y. Russell, N.Y. WARPrfft Class of 1944 Virginia Hovey Goodberry Lawrence Hurley Harriet Miller Jones Clifford Pratt Barbara Rice McIntosh Susan Shene Ruth Spaulding Ayers Class of Wilson Adams Hilda brown Fryot Betty Briggs Lillian Cary Jones Marjorie Duchano Cassidy Durwood Hall Edwin Hall Doris Webb Bette Webb Elizabeth Spaulding Honsky Shirley Whitmarsh Gagnon Class of F rank Silsby James Williams George Grant James McFerran Rachel McFerran Dean Lytle Mildred Hitchman Hubbard Beth Tinney Dorothy Cole Adams Margaret Davis Cole Margaret Noble Ronal Holly Bertel Paro Ellis Phyllis Averill Stella Johnson Shank (C ont.) Edwards, N.Y. Denver, Colo. Edwards, N.Y. Syracuse,N.Y. RFD 2, Harrisville, N.Y Fine, N.Y. Balmat, N.Y. 1945 Elsah, 111. Heuvelton, N.Y. Watertown, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. U.S.Merchant Marine Harrisville, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. Balmat, N.Y. Gouverneur, N.Y. 1946 Fine, N.Y. Navy - Washington, D.C Edwards, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. Schenectady, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. Fine, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. Oswegatchie, N.Y. DeKalb Jet., N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. Newton Falls, N.Y. Tahawus, N.Y. Class of 1947 Betty Baldick Leona Bullock Lois Finley Patricia Gengler Mary J. Hall Manchester F rank Harmon LaVerne Hosmer Freeman EDWARDIAN Syracuse,N. Y. Canton, N.Y. Fine, N.Y. Hermon, N.Y. Harrisville, N, Edwards, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. Class of 1947 (Cont) Olive A. Hosmer Melvin Hovey Wallace Hurley Dorine Phelps Marc ha Watson Hubbard Bernard Welch Paul Whitmarsh Charles Woodward Edwards, N.Y. Army Air Corps Edwards, N.Y. Harrisville, N.Y. Fine, N.Y. U.S.Merchant Marine Navy - Submarine Div. Fine, N.Y. Dorothy Aldridge Ermina Bevins Beatrice Bishop Lyle Bleau Bruce Brown Ricard Brown Helen Cole Judith F uller Kenneth Hughes George Hurley V irginia Lutz Eleanor Morrissey Violet Patience Robert Perry Clarence Skeldon Clarence Thompson Phyllis Whitmarsh Stanley Zaluski Jeanette Todd Hobbie Marjorie T. Brasie Constance L. Brown Charles L. Clintsman Kenneth L.Jones Shirley A. Kerr Glenn R. McCollum Bernice McGill Charles H. Patience Francis E. Rice Florence H. Sullivan James P. Webb Jean Whitmarsh Notices of errors should be sent to of the Alumni Association. Class of 1948 Edwards, N.Y. Hermon, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. Army Army Edwards Edwards Cortland St. Teachers College Edwards, N.Y. Army Air Corps Edwards Edwards Gouverneur, N.Y. Edwards Edwards Army Edwards Edwards Canton, N.Y. Class of 1949 Edwards, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. Harrisville,N.Y., RFD 2 Edwards, N.Y., RFD 1 Gouverneur, N.Y., RFD 3 Edwards, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. Edwards, N.Y. NOTE Lee M. Meldrim, Sec. ' i V � f� « if m COMPLIMENTS OF SUNNY SIDE DAIRY RANDALL AND BONI, Prop. EDWARDS. N. Y. � 4 4, 'i� 4‘ -'i,'$,4‘ 'i‘ 4i 4i 4i.I. $. l$i.i J«4 t«J� � $♦ «J� ► - « J ♦ « � ’« ► « j� + .J� ■♦ J««J� � j J J« J J««J� ♦ � « ♦ «♦ � ♦ ♦ « J� � 4•}� } «J 4 «J � J «J« J 5� «%� � � «$♦♦$� «$♦ $ «% §� ♦!♦♦}� £ 4 £ 4 4 } 4� 4 4 $♦♦} COMPLIMENTS OF ST. JOSEPH LEAD COMPANY Producers of ZINC, LEAD AND PYRITE CONCENTRATES EDWARDS, N. Y. BALMAT, N. Y. ♦J « ♦ «J !♦ «I i 5 3 } ♦ $ 5 1 J ♦♦♦ •}♦ ♦$ ♦ J� {•♦ J«v i« «J 5« J � }♦ � ♦?$♦ J ♦! 5 � 5 «$ «$ $ $ 5 J «J� •! 5 } «J� «J � j� W ❖ «M «J� 5 5� ■ «J� «J� ♦ «J� ♦ ♦ ♦$♦ • 5� ♦ ♦$� ♦ • ❖ 5� ♦ «5� ♦ «f� ♦• «5� «• $ 5 «5 ♦$ ♦ 5� «J� $ $� 5 f $ t- «J� J� ♦ 5 ■ 5� 5 ♦ 5 5 5 i | Central City Business Institute ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ i T V •:• ♦ •• i V « ? ♦ • } .Vilis Cramber Tractor New York State Approved FALL TERM SEPTEMBER 6, 1949 William J. Yeigel, Director Syracuse 2, N. Y. Dela Yal Milking | Machine - Eureka Cockshutt Machinery J Separators - New Idea Farm Machinery {Starling Barn Equipment - Esco Milk Cooler DEWEY CORNELL � [ Phone 543 62 E. Main St. Canton, New York 1868 80 Years Since 1949 FROM HATS TO SHOES “MILLER QUALITY” For Men Boys Guarantee {Satisfactory Style, Value and Lasting Good t Looks—Official Distributors Boy Scouts of America J. R. MILLER CO. Miller Building, Watertown Compliments of PADGETTS STORE Edwards, New York ❖ ❖ THE FREEMAN CO. FURNITURE UNDERTAKING Gouverneur, N. Y. Compliments of Green and White Restaurant Phone 2593 Edwards AYE WISH TO THANK THE ADVERTISERS FOR THEIR HELP IN MAKING THIS YEARBOOK POSSIBLE. ❖ i 5� «j� «$♦ «j «$ j «j� «J� j j «j j «j� «j� «j ♦j� 5� j j «5 «j� «j� «j j� � j «j «j� j� j� «j «j� $� «$� j� «J� j� j J 5� J «J «$� «$ j «$� J «J ♦$� «J� ( «j «5� «$� «j «$ «j «J� J «$� 5� J� ♦$ «J� ♦$� «J «$� 5 ♦$ «$ 5 ♦ ♦ J ♦ 5 ( COMPLIMENTS OF THE FIRST NATIONAL RANK HERMON, N. Y. Compliments of ROTHENBERGS SERVICE G-E APPLIANCES Edwards, New York Compliments of R. S. WALTERS DODGE and PLYMOUTH CARS DODGE TRUCKS Gouverneur, New York ❖ Compliments of ❖ Compliments of ❖ LYLE HUGHES The American House | $• GENERAL REPAIRING A. J. COMPO, Prop. | 4� Phone 2-533 Edwards, N. Y. Edwards, N. Y. |j % t 4, Beckers Department Store 1 GREEN’S | ❖ 309 Main St. Gouverneur, N Y. Ladies, Mens and Childrens Clothing I Hermon, N. Y. | RATHBURN’S HARDWARE i PHONE 2274 OIL BURNERS and REFRIGERATORS Sales and Service CRUMB SHOE STORE 19 Main St. Gouverneur, N. Y. FEATURING Air Steps - Red Goose - Roblec-Hug Tite Shoes For Men, Women and Children (Under New Management) Market Place Grocery e. r. McCullough Dealers in CHOICE, STAPLE FANCY GROCERIES JOHN S. HANCE HARDWARE Phone 26 Hermon. N. Y. Phone 141 Gouverneur, N. Y. Compliments of Kinney Drug Stores Refrigerated Whitman’s, Page Shaw. Mary Lincoln, Gales Joan Manning Chocolates Try Our New Serve Yourself Ice Cream Dispenser Gouverneur, N. Y. Lumley Feed Coal Co. COAL - BUILDING MATERIALS B-B Feeds - Parke Pollard Feeds 5hone 2671 _____ Edwards, N. Y. Kerr’s Service Station GULF GAS OIL - CAR ACCESSORIES Phone 2143 Edwards. N. Y. Bullock’s Texaco Service 263 W. Main St. William F. Anderson, Inc. Firestone Tires - Bowes Tire Repairs WILLARD BATTERIES LUMBER BUILDER’S SUPPLIES Phone 457R Gouverneur, N. Y. Gouverneur, N. Y. + 4 + + ++ + 4■♦• 'M YOUR WESTINGHOUSE DEALER “You Can Be Sure If It’s Westinghouse” HERMON APPLIANCE Sales and Service Phone 32F4 Hermon, N Y. Pistolesi’s Dry Cleaners Phone 34 We Pick Up Deliver 24 Hour Service 12 Church St. Gouverneur. N. Y. , Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK Gouverneur, N. Y. Compliments Of Katzman Furniture Co., Inc. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS 111 E. Main St. Gouverneur. N. Y. Fastest Growing Store in the North Country + ♦ ♦ ♦ + EDWARDS DAIRY COMPANY Handlers of Fluid Milk Owned and Operated By Farmers EDWARDS. N. Y. SAVE FOR YOUR EDUCATION Compliments of GOUVERNEUR Savings and Loan Ass’n. A. E. CLARK CO. Assets $3,800,000 Gouverneur, New York Witherbee and Whalen CEMETERY MEMORIALS Canton, N. Y. Gouverneur, N. Y. E. R. PERRIN DRUGS SODA FOUNTAIN Compliments of HURLEY’S STORE Community Ice Cream Parlor Phone 2424 Compliments of J. L A W Edwards, N. Y. Compliments of GRAVE’S BAKERY 103-105 E. Main St. Gouverneur, N. Y. ELLIS HOVEY LIFE INSURANCE and ANNUITIES Edwards, N. Y. Compliments of Duchano’s Billiard Parlor AMUSEMENT CENTER Edwards, N. Y. • •;� ❖ • • ❖ ❖ •£• ❖ ♦ ♦♦ ❖ ❖ • :- ❖ • � ❖ 4 ❖ ❖ ♦ ❖ 2 4 4 t 4 + + +« 4 4 4v + 4 ’ E- ++ '� t Compliments of G and C HARDWARE Opposite The Arch Gouverneur, New York Compliments Of The Crystal Palace Restaurant Gouverneur, New York Van Ornums Elec. Store GENERAL ELECTRIC WESTINGHOUSE Sales and Service Phone 71 101 E. Main St. Gouverneur, New York Compliments of The Cole Hardware, Inc. 13 Main St. Gouverneur, N. Y. Shop Spot Food Market C. R. Evans - J. J. Leeson Gouverneur, N. Y. 11 Main St. Compliments of Betty and Bud’s Grocery 250 E. Main St. Gouverneur % Compliments of DR. R. LEE Gouverneur, New York f f i • f « f f Brown’s Jewelry Stores, Inc. % WATCHES, DIAMONDS. SILVERWARE ON CREDIT TERMS 2 Clinton St. 20 Public Sq. Gouverneur, N. Y. Watertown, N. Y. «§► ’ ♦ f 4 • 4 ❖ ❖ ❖ 2� £ STOWELL’S MARKET Compliments of SEYMOUR WESTERN Phone 39F14 Hermon, N. Y. Texaco Products - Light Machine Work Meats and Groceries Hermon, N. Y. Compliments of HALL’S STORE Edwards. N. Y. Compliments of GANGLER ESSO STATION Hermon, N. Y. ATTEND WATERTOWN SCHOOL OF COMMERCE 268 State Street Wattertown, N. Y. APPROVED BY THE NEW YORK STATE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Gouverneur Auto Supply Park Street Wholesalers Since 1922 “A HARDWARE STORE SINCE 1876” COLLINS HARDWARE H. F. Collins. Prop. 117 E. Main St. Gouverneur, N. Y. “Next GRALYN THEATRE” Compliments of Sibley Insurance Agency Edwards, N. Y. INSURANCE and BONDS BANK OF GOUVERNEUR Gouverneur, New York Compliments of LAWRENCE DAVIS Fowler, N. Y. Vrooman’s General Store OPEN SUNDAY EVENINGS Hailsboro, N. Y. Phone Gouverneur 691R1 Compliments of VAN ORNUM’S Electrical Store YOUR G. E. DEALER Gouverneur, New York t • •! • • • •� • : ? ♦ • Compliments of i CASABLANCA RESTAURANT I ITALIAN-AMERICAN FOODS - SEA FOODS Legal Beverages Phone 388 Gouverneur, New York ■ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4� 4� 4 4� 4� 4� 2� 4� 4 4� 4� 2 4 4� 4� 5 4� 4� 4 4� 4� 4 4� 4 4� 4� 4 4� 4 4� 4� 4� 4 4 4 4 4 4� 4 4� 4 4� 4 4� 4� 4� 4� 4� 4 4-� 4 4 - 4 4 4 4 4� 4 4� 4 4’ 4 4 4 4� 4� 4 4’ 4 4� 4 4 4� 4� 4� 4 4� 4 4 4 4 4 4 4� 4� 4 4 4 4� 4 4 4 4 4 4� 4 4 4 4“ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4� 4 4 4� 4� 4 4 4 « � 4 4� 4 4« 4� 4 4� 4 4� 4 4� 4 4� 4' 4 mW4444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444j 4 4 Edwards G.L.F. Service ❖ «f f ❖ Mary Harmon, Operator Edwards Bowling Center Dealers In FEEDS, SEEDS, FLOUR. COAL, CEMENT FARM SUPPLIES Phone 2341 Edwards, N. Y. ♦ • 4 4 Edwards, N. Y. ? t ❖ ❖ 4 4 4 Compliments of 4 ❖ ❖ ❖ WAUGH’S HARDWARE 1 4 4 Vallencour’s Liquor Store ❖ 4 Harrisville, N. Y. % f ❖ Harrisville, N. Y. ❖ 4 Maytag - General Electric Appliances % 4 4 4 - Compliments of Talcville General Store 4 4 4 4 4 EVERYBODY’S STORE | 4 4 4 A. Paseoe, Prop. Harold S. Walker. Prop. tf 4 Talcville. N. Y. Talcville, N. Y. 4 4 Ed. Demo’s Atlantic Service Station Atlantic Lubrication, Firestone Tires 4 4 4 4 Thomas’s Gas Station | 4 Talcville. N. Y. 4 4 Tel. 414 Ed. Demo. Prop. Gouverneur, New York CUSTARD - ICE CREAM 4 V ►j ♦$ ,$� (♦ ♦« .$♦ «$� «$� $� «J� «$� . 4� ♦$� «$� v ■ •� ♦ 4 4 4 4 4 4 «J 4 4 ♦ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 444 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 5 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 4 4 4 4 4 5 4 4 4 4 4 4444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444« COMPLIMENTS OF FIRST NATIONAL BANK TIARRISVILLE, N. Y. Dreythaler Garage and Service Station Compliments of GENERAL REPAIR TEXACO FIRESTONE DEALER ROYAL THEATRE Harris ville, N. Y. Phone 2772 Day - 4182 Night Harrisville, N. Y. {• -$• •$• . ••{• •:• • • {• • +♦ .j. f MURPHY’S JEWELERS f FORD MERCURY CARS | jL FORD TRACTORS | DEARBORN- FARM EQUIPMENT | Columbia Diamonds - Bulova Watches DODDS MOTOR CO. ! ❖ Gouverneur, New York 1 Gouverneur, New York 4� $ Compliments of % ❖ ❖ 4 Compliments of 4 WILSON’S RESTAURANT ❖ A FRIEND | 3 B. Main St. Gouverneur, N. Y. X .j ? 4� 4 KINNIE STORE t WARD L. HOWARD | t INSURANCE - ALL KINDS | HERMON 1 Buy Now Pay Monthly $ + DRUGS SODA FOUNTAIN f ♦ Gouverneur, New York | FRANK FULLER 4 t Compliments of GULF GAS OIL 4� SPILMANS I hone 593-J Gouverneur. N. Y. 4 4 Hailesboro, N. Y. % 4� 4« 4� 4« • J «J 4 4 4 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦’•-♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ 'H� . -H’ -H- H- -H-H 3-'M- t- I I Compliments of Nelson, Pangle and Battersby ATTORNEYS Gouverneur, New York Compliments Of Kinnies Bros. Clothing Store or Church Main St. Hermon, N. Y. Compliments of C. R. Rodger Dept. Store Gouverneur, New York EDWARDS TAVERN rcliestra Wed. Sat. Nights - Sunday P. M. LEGAL BEVERAGES Phone 2471 Atlantic Gas and Oil EXIDE BATTERY SERVICE CENTRAL GARAGE BUICK - OLDS - GMC TRUCKS Sales and Service Phone 281 Gouverneur. N. Y. Compliments of LIDO RESTAURANT Gouverneur, N. Y. George M. Cougler, Prop. Compliments of HOTEL EDWARDS Jack Sweeney, Prop. Edwards, N. Y. •� ■ •: ; ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ v :• •: -j •� + • ;• :• .j. $ COMPLIMENTS OF SOL KAPLAN’S DEPARTMENT STORES GOUVERNEUR, N. Y. Branch Stores Canton, Potsdam, Ogdensburg. Massena, Star Lake “WHERE YOU GET A SQUARE DEAL” Collin’s West Side Shopping Center Compliments of Gouverneur, New York Austin’s Radio Service GROCERIES. MEATS, HARDWARE, GIFTS FIRESTONE PRODUCTS LLOYD V. AUSTIN (All at Bargain Prices) OPEN NIGHTS AND SUNDAYS i Phone 2751 Edwards, N. Y. Compliments of EDWARDS NATIONAL BANK EDWARDS. N. Y. ❖ f ❖ :• A COMPLIMENTS OF ❖ ❖ ♦ I WILLIAM NARROW DOMESTIC and COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION SALES and SERVICE Phone 538 Gouverneur f V $ ❖ ❖ f ❖ ♦ t • ❖ ❖ $ a ♦ ;• : ;• +4 +4 H ♦'fr+4 ❖ 1 :• � :• !• 4 4444a Compliments of W. H. LOOMIS TALC CORP. GOUVERNEUR, N. Y. MINERS and MILLERS OF FIBRONS TALC ) COMPLIMENTS OF SAIDEL’S FURNITURE STORES GOUVERNEUR, N. Y. CANTON, N. Y. ! i I t i % + + ♦ + ❖ i +4 + +++++++ +++ ++ { + + + ++ COMPLIMENTS TO THE SENIOR CLASS AND BEST WISHES FOR THEIR FUTURE SUCCESS THE TRIBUNE - PRESS “NORTHERN NEW YORK’S GREATEST WEEKLY” GOUVERNEUR, N. Y. VAN SLYKE and CURTIS Compliments of DRUGGISTS 87 Main St. Gouverneur, N. Y. I WATERTOWN MATTRESS CO. COMPLIMENTS OF INTERNATIONAL TALC CO. Producers Of CERMITALC - ASBESTINE - MOULDENE Compliments of Pembertons Appliance Store GRALYN and UNION HALL Theatres MAYTAG WASHERS, FRIGIDAIRE REF. AUTOMATIC WASHERS, HOME FREEZERS, ETC. IN GOUVERNEUR J. P. Papayanakos, Manager and Owner (ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW) •§� f ❖ i Compliments of I M' J. L. SKINNER, Distributor ATLANTIC PETROLEUM PRODUCTS, TIRES and ACCESSORIES W. Main St., Dodge Place Phone 232 Gouverneur, N Y. Phone 568 EDWARDS HARDWARE Heavy Shelf and Builders, Hardware - Bottled Gas and Gas Stove Maytag, Thor and Speed Queen Washing Machine “Philco” Radios and Refrigerators “Youngstoun” and “American” Kitchen “York Heat” and Petro Winter Air Conditioners and Oil Burners Du Pont Paint I I f % I i | V ♦ V i + ♦ ❖ f f f | •: t � t •� • ❖ ❖ ❖ 4 ' • ♦ • ❖ 5 •? ❖ • ❖ • • ❖ ❖ � !• ❖ Compliments of EDWARDS TELEPHONE COMPANY Edwards, New York 'ax EDWARDS iSgHT and POWER CO. Edwards, N. Y. OUR HIT PARADE “CARRY ME BACK TO OLD VIRGINIA”.......Glen McCollum “HE’S IN THE ARMY NOW”................Jean Whitmarsh “WHAT A DIFFERENCE A DAY MAKES ......Marjorie Brasie “JFRANKIE AND JOHNNIE”...............Florence Sullivan “IF YOU KNEW SUSIE ....................Kenneth Jones • “AFTER GRADUATION DAY ................ Shirley Kerr “GONNA GET A GIRL”...... ............Charles Patience “TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALL GAME .... Charles Clintsman “I’VE GOT MY LOVE TO KEEP ME WARM” .... Connie Brown “SO ROUND, SO FIRM”................... Peggy McGill “POWDER YOUR FACE WITH SUNSHINE”.........Francis Rice “SHE’S GOT FRECKLES ON HER BUT, SHE IS NICE”...................................Wesley Brailey “MORE BEER”...........................“Zaook Zoluski “SMOKE, SMOKE, SMOKE A CIGARETTE . . . Harold Whitmarsh “LINDA”..........................................Linda Skeldon “SMILE, SMILE, SMILE”.....................Hazel Hall MEMORIES”....................Seniors After Graduation “YOU TWO-TIMED ME ONE TIME TOO OFTEN ........................Lucy Schwerdfager “PEG O’ MY HEART”..................... James Hogue “FIVE MINUTES MORE”............................Skinney Skeldon “I’M JUST A VAGABONED LOVER”...................Stanley Zaluski “DON’T FENCE ME IN”.......................Miss Iaria FAVORITE SAYINGS Mr. Smith - “You junior’s and senior’s ought to set an example” Miss Iaria - “Do I have to shout at you everyday.” Miss Bloomfield - “I’ll give you just one more chance.” Mrs. Fuller - “Arent’ you girl’s acting awfully childish.” Miss McGill - “Now thats the last bell.” Mrs. Rathbun - “All right, that’s about enough of that.” Mrs. Holmes - “We’ll have no more of that kind of talk in this class. Mrs. Smith - “Jimmie Webb you shut up.” Mr. Terry - “It’s six in one and dofcen in the other.” Jean Whitmarsh - “How do you think I’d know.” Bernice McGill - “I didn’t get it.” Shirley Kerr - “Oh you.” Florence Sullivan - “What do you want me to do about it.” Glenn McCollum - “Let’s not get corney.” Connie Brown - “Oh, for heaven’s sakes.” Nancy Given - “Did you see what he did.” Kenneth Jones - “That wasn’t me, It was the other fellow.” James Smith - “O.K. there. Chappie.”