Edwards Central School - Hornet Yearbook (Edwards, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 42 of the 1950 volume:

DEDICATION We proudly dedicate the 1950 “Edwardian” to the ad- vertisers of Edwards and surrounding territories who have long given their support to our class yearbooks. PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE ¥0 SENIORS Your Freshmen days were wonder days, exuberant ones, as you conquered what you met. Your Sophomore days were boastful, as you felt your first meas- ure of responsibility and gloried in it. You had climbed to the second rung of the ladder. The class of ’51 had glided into your old places. Junior days? The best of all to the Juniors but not to you as Seniors, who alone of all the students, have ex- perienced the last stretch. These last days bring a sense of achievement yet a sense of opportunities lost. What a queer mixture! Then you remember ... June 1950. That’s your Commencement not the end. You go to take up your tasks here, there ,and everywhere, with renewed vigor and determination, that what Edwards Central School has given you, shall not have been given, but for her own glory. You’ll ever strive in some small way to repay what you can never hope to measure. So, to the classes of ’51, ’52, ’53, ad infinitum, you yield those things which make Edwards Central School your Alma Mater; her building, her personnel and her spirit. . .not to be surpassed. With your high school career over, look back with no regrets, and look for- ward with the gladdest of hearts and the keenest of anticipations to what you know is to come. Sincerely, james t. McFarland BOARD OF EDUCATION Harry Webb..................................... President Ab Clark .......................................... Clerk Arthur Boulet ................................. Treasurer Leonard Baker ............................ Superintendent Other members: Pierce Evans, Leon French, Vernon Lutz, Lloyd Austin, William Barraford, Earl Lumley. The board of education met the first Thursday of every month until recently when it has been necessary to call special meetings on Tuesday even- ings. At the present time plans are being made for the proposed addition to the school. The plans will be presented this summer to the town people for elections. FACULTY James T. McFarland .... Principal, Science Bucknell University Hartwick College B.S. Syracuse University M.S. Doris Akan............ Library, Language and University of Pittsburg English 8 Charlotte E. Brayer ................... English Nazareth College, B.A. Carolyn Hartford ......................... Home Economics Plattsburg State Teachers College Althea F. Holmes................ Social Studies St. Lawrence University A.B. Fannie C. Iaria .................... Commercial Rider College B.S. Bernice M. McGill .. . Science, Mathematics St. Lawrence B.S., Albany State New York University M. Ed. U. of Maine Joseph Terry ............... Physical Education Ithaca College, B.S. Marie L. Woodman......................... Music Crane Dept, of Music, Potsdam State Teachers College Ruth Barraford .... Pond Settlement School Potsdam Normal School Gertrude A. Beach ......................... 2nd Grade Potsdam Normal, St. Lawrence U. Hamilton College Inez Brown............. South Edwards School Potsdam State Teachers Doris Carbino ............... Talcville School Potsdam Normal School Helen M. Grant....................5 6 Grade St. Lawrence University, B.S. Patricia Hart ............... Talcville School Potsdam Normal School Edna Hughes ..................... 3 4 Grade Potsdam Normal School Ruth McFerran . . Barraford District School Russell Training School, Potsdam State Teachers College Extension Courses Leah M. Noble...................... 7th Grade Potsdam Normal, Pratt Institute, New York University B.S. Leola Rotundo ............... Pleasant Valley Potsdam Normal School Margaret Sullivan.................. 1st Grade Potsdam Normal School Marge Cassidy ..................... Secretary ELPE1S Editor, James Hogue; Business Manager, Dorothy Matejcik; Circulation Manager, Marion Lutz; Art Editor, James Smith; Photographer, Larry Brown; Business Advisor, Miss Faye Iaria; Literary Advisor, Miss Doris Akarn. FRANK NOBLE SEMI0RS Band I, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1; Yearbook 3, 4; Jazz Band 3; Newspaper Staff 3; Vice- President 3; Treasurer 1; Stu- dent Council 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Prom King 4. DORENE LYTLE Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 3; Minstrel Show 4; Girls’ Sextet 3, 4; Girls’ Octet 4; Newspaper Staff 3; “Purple Towers” 1; Vice President 2; Treasurer 4; Student Council 4. MARION LUTZ Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Sextet 4; Secre- tary 3; Twirler 2, 3, 4; Cheer- leader 3, 4; Yearbook, Circu- lation Manager 4; Yearbook Staff 1, 2, 3; Jazz Band 3; “Purple Towers” 1 ; Minstrel Show 4; Prom Queen 4. NANCY GIVEN “Nance” Band 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; ‘ Purple Towers” 1; Cheer- leader 2; Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 4; Secretary 4; Treasurer 2; Newspaper Staff 3. A LUCY SCHWERDFAGER Chorus 1, 2 President 2 Yearbook 1, 2, 3 DOROTHY MATEJCIK Mickey” Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus I, 2, 3, 4; President 3; Vice President 4; Business Manager, Year- book 4; Yearbook Staff 1, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Cheer- leader 3, 4; Twirler 2, 3, 4; “Purple Towers” 1; Minstrel Show 4; Girls’ Sextet 4; Jazz Band 3; Newspaper Staff 3; Citizenship Conference 4. ROBERT SULLIVAN Bob” Basketball 3, 4 President 2 Yearbook Staff 1 GRACE RICE Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus I, 2 J. V. Cheerleader 2 Yearbook. Staff 2, 3 Treasurer 3 LEO AVERILL “Toby” Band I, 2, 3 Baseball 3, 4 President 1 CELINDA SKELDON “Linda” Chorus 2, 3, 4 Minstrel Show 4 Cheerleader 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Spelling Contests, C.C.B.L 4 JAMES HOGUE “Jimmy” Basketball 2, 3 Football 2, 3, 4 President 4 Editor, Yearbook 4 Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 VERNON LUTZ “Junior” Yearbook Staff 3, 4 SEWI0RS HAZEL HALL Chorus 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 3 WESLEY BRA I LEY Senior Band 4 Yearbook Staff 3, 4 Citizenship League 4 Athletic Association tary 4 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 P’raise we all acclaim. Secre- SEMIOE A E C'S A—absent-minded ... B—bashful ........ C—cautious ....... D—dutiful ........ E—enthusiastic ... F—friendly ....... G—grateful ....... H—hazy (brains) ... I—industrious .... J—joyful ......... K—kind ........... L—lazy ........... M—mannerly........ N—neat ........... O—optimistic...... P—popular........ Q—quiet ......... R—reliable ...... S—smiling ....... T—tactful ....... U—unique ........ V—vigorous....... W—witty ......... X—unknown quality Y—yawning ....... Z—zealous ....... Celinda Skeldon Dorothy Matejcik Vernon Lutz Lucy Schwerdfager Jimmy Hogue Senior Class Jimmy Hogue , Senior Class . Jimmy Hogue .Wesley Brailey .Hazel Hall .Leo Averill .Wesley Brailey .Wesley Brailey . Dorene Lytle .Dorothy Matejcik .Celinda Skeldon .Robert Sullivan. Wesley Brailey . Dorene Lytle .Wesley Brailey . Hazel Hall .Frank Noble . Robert Sullivan . (irace Rice . Nancy Given . Marion Lutz CLASS HISTORY In 1938 a class of fourteen students began their first year at school under Miss Margaret Sullivan. They were: Dorene Lytle, Frank Noble, Donald Davenport, Gail Fuller, Clinton Hendricks, Myron Lewis, Kermit McGill, William Sprague, Stanley Donaliski, Joyce Audibert, Lucy Schwerdfager, Betty White, Joan Arnold and Ann Bleau. In the second year we had 14 students: Dorene Lytle, Frank Noble, Donald Davenport, Gail Fuller, Clinton Hendricks, Myron Lewis, Kermit McGill, William Sprague, Joyce Audibert, Lucy Schwerdfager, Bet- ty White, and Ann Bleau. Joan Arnold and Stanley Donaliski left while Harvey Hosmer and Wesley Brailey joined us. Our teacher was Miss Margaret Sullivan. Under Miss Ercel Cassidy, we started the third grade with 13 students. They consisted of Dorene Lytle, Frank Noble, Donald Davenport, Gail Fuller, Clinton Hendricks, Myron Lewis, Kermit McGill, Wil- liam Sprague, Joyce Audibert, Lucy Schwerdfager, Betty White, and Ann Bleau. Myron Lewis left while Leo Averill, Benjamin Gagnon, Kenneth Jones, James Smith and Freddie Patterson joined the class. As the class started the 4th grade with Miss Ercel Cassidy as teacher, it consisted of Dorene Lytle, Frank Noble, Leo Averill, Gail Fuller, Benjamin Gagnon, Clinton Hendricks, Kenneth Jones, James Smith and William Sprague. Arlowene Aldridge, Edward Bevin and Harold Manchester joined us. As we started the 5th grade under Miss Beatrice Boyle, we had 20 members: Leo Averill, Edward Bevin, Benjamin Gagnon, Clinton Hendricks, Harvey Hosmer, Kenneth Jones, Harold Manchester, Frank Noble, William Sprague, Wesley Brailey, Arlowene Aldridge, Dorene Lytle, Beulah Rice, Grace Rice, Wel- don Weir, Donald Spenser, Francis Roberts, James Wood. Paul Fenton and William Basso entered the class. When we entered the 6th grade under Miss Leah Noble the class consisted of Leo Averill, William Basso, Paul Fenton, Benjamin Gagnon, Clinton Hendricks, Harvey Hosmer, Kenneth Jones, Harold Man- chester, Francis Roberts, William Sprague, James Wood, Wesley Brailey, Gail Fuller, Kermit McGill. James Smith, Harold Whitmarsh, Weldon Weir were left in the 5th grade. We started the 7th grade with Leo Averill, Benjamin Gagon, William Basso, Charles Bowman, Wes- ley Brailey, Eddison Butler, Clinton Hendricks, Harvey Hosmer, Kermit McGill, Frank Noble, Francis Rob- erts, James Wood, Edward Bevin, Arlowene Aldridge, Hazel Hall, Dorene Lytle, Beulah Rice, Grace Rice, under the supervision of Miss Leah Noble. We started the 8th grade with 24 members. They were: Dorene Lytle, Leo Averill, William Basso, Charles Bowman, Wesley Brailey, Eddison Butler, Benjamin Gagnon, Clinton Hendricks, Harvey Hosmer, Kermit McGill, Frank Noble, Francis Roberts, James Wood, Edward Bevins, Arlowene Aldridge, Emma Fenton, Hazel Hall, Beulah Rice, and Grace Rice. Those that joined our class this year were: Nancy Given, Lucy Ingerson, Richard Sullivan, Paul Fenton and Uri Robinson. We started our 1st year in high school with 31 members: Leo Averill, Charles Bowman, James Wood, Wesley Brailey, Clinton Hendricks, William Hosmer, Arlowene Aldridge, Frank Noble, Francis Roberts, Uri Robinson, Richard Sullivan, Nancy Given, Emma Fenton, Hazel Hall, Dorene Lytle, Beulah Rice, Lucy Ingerson. The following members joined us at the beginning of the school year, Dorothy Matejcik, Caro- line Skeldon, Celinda Skeldon, Faye Doyle, Jessie Duncan, Julia Cahill, Glenn Kennedy, James Welch, Rob- ert Sullivan, Vernon Lutz, Marion Lutz, and George Bowman. Our homeroom teacher and class advisor was Mrs. Holmes. The class was organized shortly after school began with Leo Averill, President; Julia Cahill, Vice President; and Frank Noble as Secretary-treasurer. We entered the Sophomore class with 16 members: Robert Sullivan, James Hogue, Wesley Brailey, Leo Averill, Frank Noble, Charles Bowman, James Wood, Vernon Lutz, Hazel Hall, Celinda Skeldon, Grace Rice, Harvey Hosmer, Nancy Given, Dorene Lytle, Marion Lutz and Dorothy Matejcik. The class was organized as follows: President, Robert Sullivan; Vice President, Dorene Lytle; Secretary, Wesley Brailey; Treasurer, Nancy Given. Class advisor and home room teacher, Mrs. Rathbun. Our class reduced in size this year due to centralization in Clifton and Fine. We lost the following classmates, Julia Cahill, James Welch, Jessie Duncan. Others who did not return in September were: George Bowman, Emma Fen- ton, Beulah Rice, Uri Robinson, Glenn Kennedy, Lucy Ingerson. Since September Harvey Hosmer, Caroline Skeldon and Richard Sullivan have left during this year. We had a candy raffle to raise funds for our trip to New York. During our Junior year in high school, we had 14 members. They were as follows: James Hogue, Vernon Lutz, Frank Noble, Wesley Brailey, Robert Sullivan, James Wood, Leo Averill. Dorene Lytle, Grace Rice, Nancy Given, Marion Lutz, Dorothy Matejcik, Celinda Skeldon and Hazel Hall. We organized our class with Dorothy Matejcik as President; Frank Noble, Vice President; Marion Lutz, Secretary; and Grace Rice, Treasurer. The highlights of the year were our class rings, which we received early in the school year, and the Junior Prom. We also sold cards to raise money for our class trip to New York the next year. We started the Senior year with 14 members. They were Frank Noble, James Hogue, Vernon Lutz, Robert Sullivan, Wesley Brailey, Leo Averill, Dorene Lytle, Nancy Given, Grace Rice, Dorothy Matejcik, Marion Lutz, Celinda Skeldon, Hazel Hall and Lucy Schwerdfager. Our class was organized with James Hogue, President; Dorothy Matejcik, Vice President; Nancy Given, Secretary; Dorene Lytle, treasurer. We finished raising our money for the senior trip by selling cards and having square dances. The highlight of the year was our class trip to New York with Miss Iaria. SEWIOIR CLASS WILL MISS McGILL—A new Ford so Lyle Hughes won’t have to pay so much income tax on the money he gets from her. MISS BRAYER—A marriage certificate. MRS. HOLMES—A blue lead pencil so there won’t be so many red marks. MR. TERRY—A larger Varsity squad next year. MISS IARIA—A new room away from the Music Department. MISS AKAM—A larger language class next year. MR. McFARLAND—Some new Physics Books. MISS HARTFORD—Some new ideas for entertainment for her beaus. MRS. WOODMAN—We leave a pack of playing cards so she won’t have to steal the senior’s, also a new foot pedal for the bass drum. MARGE CASSIDY—Shorter working hours. FRESHMAN CLASS—Hopes that they all continue the next three years together and have as much fun as we did. SOPHOMORE CLASS—A little less conceit and a little more compatibility. JUNIOR CLASS—Our ability to raise money for their Senior trip. —Lucy leaves Jimmy Smith a clock. Better wach the time Jim; your girl friends look rugged next morning. —Grace Rice and Nancy Given will Shirley Mantle a blank birth certificate with space on for Sally Simmons’ name. —Dorothy and Marion leave Joanne Watson in charge of the Gouverneur lads. —Ezra leaves Francis Roberts some of his wit. •—Dorene leaves Larry Brown some of her punctuality. —Frank Noble leaves some of his bravery to Gail Fuller and his fan mail to the basketball team. —Jimmy Hogue wills Clinton Hendricks some of his boldness. —Wesley Brailey leaves all of his love to Janette Chapin. Too bad Betty. —Hazel Hall leaves Louis Zaluski some of her quiet ways. —Leo Averill leaves Arland Bullock his position as hall patrolman. —Vernon Lutz leaves Harold Aldridge his recipe for eggnog, so he won’t have to disturb Miss Hartford when it’s time for his daily beverage. —Celinda leaves her height to Tommy Todd. -—We leave Carolyn and Susie good luck in their cheering next year. —To Kay Boulet we leave hopes of success wi.h her wit. Keep it up Kay. —Frank, Marion, Mickey and Dorene wish Mrs. Woodman better luck with her dance next year than she had this year. —We wish Betty Ann better luck for the Junior Prom next year. —We leave Joanne a few tips on “How to Behave” when she sees a cute boy. —Marion leaves the mirror in the Girls’ Basement to Carol Bell, (make good use of it Carol, because she won’t be there). —Jimmy leaves his ability to study to Ronnie Brayton. —Vernon leaves Kenneth Hartle his formula to do math. —Nancy leaves her excuse blanks to Shirley Mantle. CLASS PROPHECY Let us look ahead into the crystal ball twenty-five years. We see FRANK NOBLE as a civil engineer in Brooklyn, married and the father of quintup- lets. Whew’ ! ! ! GRACE RICE has been happily married to Ronnie for twenty years. They have settled down on the Holly estate. VERNON LUTZ is a foreman at the Vanderbilt Mines. He has just become engaged to Nancy Dupont. The marriage will take place in the fall. DORENE LYTLE has just finished the interior decorations for Cecil B. DeMille’s new 1980 model mansion in Hollywood. She is now one of the leading interior decorators of this country. BOB SULLIVAN has long been engaged in the logging business with his brother, Dick. He has just become the father of little Bobby. Mrs. Sullivan was one of the 1951 debutantes of Lake Placid. NANCY GIVEN has been given a contract with Arthur Godfrey (at $10,000 a year) appear- ing weekly on his T.V. singing. DOROTHY MATEJCIK is the Professor of Mathematics at Syracuse University. She is very happy. WESLEY BRAILEY has just moved back to Edwards to take over his position as lieutenant of the New York State Police Force. The sub station is located on the Lee Patience farm. LEO AVERILL, still called Toby, is now engaged to Carolyn Boulet. We will hear wedding bells ring as soon as she gets a raise and he gets off the unemployment list. LUCY SCHWERDFAGER conducts the floor show at the Hotel Astor annually during the month of June. This is only one of her many business engagements. MARION LUTZ still is model for Atomic Energy dimple cream in Chicago. How about it Marion ? HAZEL HALL and CEL1NDA SKELDON still make up a modeling team for the DuBarry Success Course, before and after stars. JAMES HOGUE is in counsel with Albert Einstein at Princeton University over their atomic energy theory. He will receive of the profits and all of the credit if it ever suc- ceeds. No doubt it will with Jimmy at the head. As the crystal ball fades, we see that the class of 1950 has been a success and each is very happy. SCHOOL HALL OF FAME FRANK NOBLE Most Popular MARION LUTZ LARRY BROWN . . Best Dancer NANCY GIVEN JIMMY HOGUE WESLEY BRAILEY Best Dressed CORRINE BONI HAROLD ALDRIDGE Most Athletic SUZANNE CASSIDY FRANK NOBLE ... Best All Around Students JEANETTE MeDONALD JIMMY HOGUE Most Ambitious JEANETTE MeDONALD FRANK NOBLE Best Looking MARION LUTZ JIMMY HOGUE . . Most Likely To Succeed JEANETTE MeDONALD FRANK NOBLE Best Mannered SUZANNE CASSIDY FRANK NOBLE Most Reliable SUZANNE CASSIDY FRANK NOBLE Best Musicians SUZANNE CASSIDY LELAND BULLOCK LYLE LONGTIN ROBERT SULLIVAN Best Disposition JOANNE WATSON CLINTON HENDRICKS ... Most Quiet IRENE RICE LELAND BULLOCK Biggest Pest CAROL BELL WESLEY BRAILEY Most Romantic BETTY PATIENCE KENNY HARTLE Teacher's Pet CORRINE BONI LEO AVERILI Biggest Loafer DORENE LYTLE LARRY BROWN Wittiest NANCY GIVEN President, Harold Whitmarsh; Vice President, Joanne Watson; Treasurer, Harold Aldridge; Secretary, Shirley Mantle, Class Advisor, Miss laria. President, Eugene Davis; Vice-President, Carolyn Boulet; Secretary, Suzanne Cassidy; Treas- urer, Jeanette McDonald; Class Advisor, Mrs. Woodman. President, Paul Osborne; Vice-President, Mary Matejcik; Secretary, Corinne Boni; Treas- urer, Keith Brasie; Class Advisor, Mr. Terry. SEVEWTli ©RADIE nr™ GRADE PLEASAWT VALLEY H r B SETTLEMENT SOUTH EDWARDS Wv, RARRAf 0RID RESTRICT TALCYIRRR AND ACTIVITIES VAKSJTY The 1949-50 Basketball season was successful with the team winning 14 games and los- ing 4. Defeats came at the hands of Harrisville and Clifton-Fine while Hermon accomplished the feat twice. The regular season ended with Edwards in second place, a single game behind Clifton-Fine. Harrisville and Hermon were in third and fourth place respectively. In the opening of the Semi-Finals Edwards met Hermon and were upset by a small margin. In the oth- er game Harrisville bowed to Clifton-Fine, and we, therefore, met Harrisville in the consolation game of the Finals. Exhibition games were played with DeKalb, Philadelphia, and Ogdensburg Free Academy with Edwards winning all exhibition contests. Members of the team were Louis Zaluski (Capt.), Gail Fuller, Frank Noble, Harold Aldridge, Paul Osborne, Robert Sullivan, Aubrey Chapin. Edwards 39..................... Russell 15 Edwards 41 ................... Russell 31 Edwards 73...................... DeKalb 23 Edwards 60...................... DeKalb 30 Edwards 37 .................... Colton 27 Edwards 41 .................... Colton 17 Edwards 39 .............. Philadelphia 38 Edwards 33 .................. 0. F. A. 28 Edwards 48 ............... Harrisville 43 Exhibition games Edwards 31 .................. Harrisville 34 Edwards 39 ........ Harrisville (Finals) 34 Edwards 19.................. Clifton-Fine 39 Edwards 38.................. Clifton-Fine 34 Edwards 51 ................... Parish ville 41 Edwards 42 ................... Parish ville 21 Edwards 42........................ Hermon 50 Edwards 51 ............t....... Hermon 25 Edwards 33............... Hermon (Semi’s) 37 JCIMIOR VARSITY The Edward’s Central 1949-50 J. V. Basketball team enjoyed a very successful season by winning the league with a 13-2 record. Members of the team who were responsible for the establishment of this fine record were: Aubrey Chapin ...................... Right Forward James Webb .......................... Left Forzvard Robert Sullivan ............................ Center Lawrence Brown ..................... Right Guard Harold Whitmarsh ............................. Left Guard Other members of the team were: Eugene Davis. Leland Bullock, and Robert Morehouse. FCCTLALL VARSITY CHEERLEADERS « J. Y. CHEERLEADERS CHORUS STUDEMT C0UMCIL James Hogue, Joanne Watson, Dorothy Matejcik, Eugene Davis, Dorene Lytle, Frank Noble, Gail Fuller, Harold Aldridge, Paul Osborne. Advisor, Air. James T. AIcFarland. COMPLIMENTS OF ST. JOSEPH LEAD COMPANY Producers of ZINC LEAD AND PYRITE CONCENTRATES + Edwards, N. Y, Balmat, N.Y. Compliments of SUMYSIDE DAIRY Randall and Boni, Props. Edwards, New York CONGRATULATIONS FROM DEWEY CORNELL Farm Implements Dial 8450—Canton COMPLIMENTS OF WILLIAM M. CLARK COMPLIMENTS OF THE CRYSTAL PALACE RESTAURANT Gouvemeur, New York DOUG’S ESSO GENERAL REPAIRING Phone 2591 Edwards, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF The Community Restaurant EDWARDS, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF C. R. RODGER STORE Gouverneur, N. Y. Edwards G.L.F. Service Dealers In FEEDS, SEEDS, FLOUR, COAL, CEMENT—FARM SUPPLIES Phone 2341 Edwards, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF PADGETTS STORE Edwards, New York JOHN A. SEVERANCE PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO AND CAMERA SHOP Complete Photographic Service ---PHONE 1081---- 305 State Street Carthage, N. Y. Compliments of INTERNATIONAL TALC CO., INC PRODUCERS OF CERMITALC — ASBESTINE — MOULDENE Hovey’s Meat’s Groceries SERVICE WITH A SMILE E. R. PERRIN DRUGS SODA FOUNTAIN COMPLIMENTS OF HOTEL ROYAL Gouverneur, N. Y. The Red and White Store AND Graves Bakery Gouverneur, New York CENTRAL GARAGE BUICK — OLDS — GMC TRUCKS SALES AND SERVICE Phone 788, 789 Gouverneur, N. Y. Central City Business Institute NEW YORK STATE APPROVED FALL TERM—SEPTEMBER 5, 1950 Syracuse 2, New York WILLIAM J. VEIGEL, DIRECTOR COMPLIMENTS OF HURLEY’S GROCERY Edwards, N. Y. Pistolesi’s Dry Cleaners PHONE 34 We Pick Up Deliver 24 HOUR SERVICE 12 Church St. Gouverneur, N. Y. Compliments of EDWARDS NATIONAL BANK EDWARDS, NEW YORK Compliments of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK HARRISV1LLE, N. Y. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Compliments of IN GOUVERNEUR A. E. CLARK CO. • Gouverneur, N. Y. LUMLEY FEED COAL CO. FIRST NATIONAL BANK COAL Hermon, N. Y. BUILDING MATERIAL B-B FEEDS + PARKE POLLARD FEEDS DEPOSITS— LOANS— SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES Phone 2671 Edwards, N.Y. EDWARDS LIGHT POWER EDWARDS, NEW YORK 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 KERR'S Service Station CURTIS DRUGGISTS GULF GAS OIL CAR ACCESSORIES 87 Main St. Gouverneur PHONE 2143 EDWARDS, N. Y. BEST WISHES COMPLIMENTS OF FROM LYLE HUGHES Watertown School of GENERAL REPAIRING Commerce, Inc. Phone 2-533 Edwards, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS HOTEL EDWARDS OF JACK SWEENEY, PROP. Edwards, N. Y. Rathbuns Hardware COMPLIMENTS OF DR. R. LEE Gouvernuer, New York COMPLIMENTS OF Betty Bud’s Grocery 250 E. Main St. Gouverneur COMPLIMENTS OF SIBLEY INC. AGENCY INSURANCE BONDS 241 Main St. Edwards, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF The Watertown Mattress Co., Inc. Watertown — Carthage — Lowville Gouverneur — Potsdam BECKER’S DEPT. STORE 309 Main St. Gouverneur, N. Y. LADIES, MENS and CHILDRENS CLOTHING Compliments of A FRIEND EDWARDS TAVERN ORCHESTRA SAT. NIGHTS LEGAL BEVERAGES Phone 2471 DORRIS ZALUSKI, PROP. “A Hardware Store Since 1876” COLLINS HARDWARE H. F. COLLINS, PROP. 117 E. Main St. Gouverneur, N. Y. “NEXT GRALYN THEATRE” KINNEY'S JOHN S. HANCE DRUG STORES SON Throughout Northern Hardware New York HERMON, N. Y. CANDY — COSMETICS GREETING CARDS — Phone 26 — ICE CREAM (Special pakages for picnics and parties) “Service Is Our Middle Name” COMPLIMENTS OF GRALYN EDWARDS UNION HALL BOWLING THEATRES CENTER In Gouvernuer J. P. Papayanakos, Manager and Owner ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW