Ellenburg Central School - Golden Eagle Yearbook (Ellenburg, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1957 volume:

Faye LaC air. J __________.__________-M.. -----— • - - THE STAFF WELCOMES YOU TO OUR SCHOOL Bernard Miller, Sylvia LaFountain. Ronald Decosse, Carol Smith, Susan Sprague. Joyce DuBrey. Sandra Kellas. JL One of the most loyal and most honored citizens, Mr. Smith Chilton, passed away on November 19, 1956. From 1918-1919, he served as treasurer of the school district. From 1920-1938, he was a member of the school board. Upon centralization, he stayed as board member. Noted for his regular appearance at meetings, he did much to make E.C. S. the school it is. His death was a great loss to everyone. DecUc Uco t For your deep understanding and generosity of heart when we needed it most, for your gentle humor and quiet sincerity, for the many hours you have freely given us - for your unfailing patience with us, your heart-warming interest in allour hopes and dreams - for all these things, we thank you, Mr. William Fritz, and with deepest appreciation we sincerely dedicate to you our 1957 GOLDEN EAGLE. DR. JOHN HARROLD District Superintendent SwW arf SeCucatioK First row: Mrs. Mary Gadway. Mrs. Madeline Nichols, Mrs. Helen Carpenter. Miss Mabel Whalen. Miss Katie White. Mrs. Betty Chase. Mrs. Evelyn Santimore, Mrs. Gladys Rubado. Second row: Francis Patnode, Mrs. Jean Noel. Mrs. Marguerite Trombley. Miss Viola Baxter, Mrs. Ruth Huggins, Mrs. Alice Carter, Mrs. Margaret Cordone, Mrs. Alba Chilton. Mrs. Barbara Baily, Mrs. Constance McElwaine, Miss Margaret Goodspeed. First row: Mrs. Mary Jane Chilton, Mrs. Catherine Fritz, Mrs. Hilda Chilton, Miss Mildred Ruth Gagnier, Mrs. Florence Tracey, Miss Elizabeth Lalonde, Mrs. Eunice Senecal, Mrs. Evelyn Watson. Miss Veronica Patnode. Second row: James Fritz, Arthur Ryan, William Fritz, Joseph Kindi, Freeman Suply, William Proulx, Windel Cook, Harold Damour. 'rtytyA School faculty ELEMENTARY SUPERVISOR, Francis Patnode tfauie faculty McGregor, Mrs. NURSE Mrs. Evelyn Watson DENTAL HYGIENIST Mrs. Dorothy Camirand CAFETERIA Mamie Cook Mabel Peets Alice Collins Adah Gilmore Florence LaBombard I BUS DRIVERS Wilbur Soper Joseph Mashtare Lyman Rabideau CUSTODIANS Stephen Chilton Donald Pelky William Hicks Raymond Boyea Ray Shutts Harold Prevo Ray Dupree David Leclair Ralph Spoor George Taylor Jennie Tourville Herbert Bilow Joanne Malark Karl Huggins Maynard LaBombard Roy Huggins Smith Wiley Larry Carter President------ Vice President Secretary - - • Treasurer — ■ ...................WILMER BARBER ....................PETER KWAAK ...................BEVERLY MILLER .................GENEVIEVE BARBER OFFICERS Advisors MRS. MARY JANE CHILTON MRS. CATHERINE FRITZ £ tc£ ta t£e cutd 4(1 WILMER BARBER Service Club 2 Projectionist Club 2 Bachelors' Club 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3 Basketball 3, 4 Soccer 2, 3 Intra murals 4 Homeroom President 3,4 ANN WIGGINS Senior Band 1,2, 3,4 Intramurals 3, 4 Cheerleader 3,4 Senior Library Club 2, 3, 4 Homeroom Plays 1,2 Basketball Band 2 Senior Play MONICA BOADWAY Senior Band 1,2, 3 Senior Library Club 1. 2 Senior Chorus 1, 2 Girls' Shop 4 THOMAS HOBBS Student Council 3, 4 Archery Club 2, 3, 4 Projectionist Club 2, 3,4 Bachelors' Club 1 Basketball 4 LLOYD HALL Basketball 2, 3 Soccer 4 Baseball 2, 3 Archery Club 2, 3 Senior Chorus 4 JEAN DROWN Girls' Intra murals 1,2,3, 4 Student Council 1, 3,4 Press Club 1,2, 3,4 Library Club 2 One-Act Play, Prompter Homeroom Play 1, 2 GENEVA DUMONT Junior High Library Club 1 Senior High Library Club 2 Girls Intramurals 1,2,4 Cheerleading 3 Homeroom Plays 1,2,3 BEVERLY MILLER Library Club 2, 3,4 Press Club 2, 3, 4 Senior High Chorus 4 Cheerleading 3, 4 Homeroom Plays 2, 3 Senior Play Homeroom Officer 4 PETER KWAAK Transferred from Franklin Academy, Malone, New York. Senior Band 3, 4 Bachelors' Club 4 Basketball 3 Baseball 3 GENEVIEVE BARBER Press Club 1 Senior Band 1,2, 3, 4 Basketball Band 2 Senior Library Club 2, 3, 4 Girls Intramurals 1 Cheerleading 2, 3, 4 Copy Editor of Yearbook 3 Homeroom Plays 1, 2, 4 Homeroom Treasurer 2, 3, 4 YVONNE ROBARE Senior Chorus 1,2, 3,4 Senior Band 1,2, 3, 4 Library Club 1, 3,4 Student Council 2 Public Speaking 2, 4 National Honor Society 3,4 All-State Band 4 Yearbook Art Editor 3 Homeroom Plays 1,2 Homeroom Resident 1 BRUCE REYNOLDS Library Club 1 Service Club 1 Senior Band 1,2, 3,4 Student Council 2, 3,4 Archery Club 2, 3, 4 Basketball Band 2 Public Speaking 1 Basketball 1, 2, 3,4 Baseball 1,2,3, 4 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Plays 1,3 Senior Play WILMA ROWE Student Council 1, 4 Senior Band 1,2, 3,4 Senior Chorus 1,2, 3,4 Senior Library Club 2, 4 Cheerleading 1, 2, 3,4 Homeroom Plays 1,2,3 Senior Play One-Act Play 3 Class Secretary 2 GAYLORD ROWE JR, Bachelors Club 3, 4 Projectionist Club 1,2 Yearbook Circulation and Advertising Manager 3 Senior Store manager 4 Homeroom Play 1 NANCY VREELAND Student Council 2 Senior Band 1,2, 3,4 Senior Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Library Club 1, 3, 4 Public Speaking 1, 2 (Second Year, Second Brize in CCIL) Cheerleading 1, 2 National Honor Society 3, 4 Class President 1 All-State Band 2, 4 Basketball Band 2 Homeroom Plays 1,2, 3 Senior Play One-Act Play 3 Yearbook Editor 3 JUNE RUSHFORD Senior Chorus 1,2 Intra murals 2 MICHAEL WHALEN Bachelors’ Club 1 Press Club 1,2 Senior Chorus 3,4 Homeroom Plays 1,2,3 Senior Play One-Act Play 3 All-State Chorus 2 Class Vice President 3 PATRICIA VINCENT Art Club 1 Press Club 1 Senior Band 1.2, 3,4 Senior Library Club 2, 3, 4 Basketball Band 2 Homeroom Plays 1,2 IRENE SHERMAN Press Club 1, 2, 3 Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Chorus 1, 2, 3,4 Girls’ Shop 4 Homeroom Plays 1, 2, 3 CAROL CASHMAN Chorus 2, 3,4 Press Club 1, 2, 3,4 Senior Library Club 2 Girls’ Shop 4 Girls' Intra murals 1 Class Officer 1,2,3 JOSEPH PERRY Bachelors’ Club 1,2 Press Club 2 Projectionist Club 4 Boys' Intramurals 4 Soccer 2 JANE RYDER Senior Library Club 3, 4 Girls' Intramurals 3 Girls' Shop 4 Press Club 1, 3 Senior Chorus 4 Homeroom Play 1, 3 Senior Play One-Act Play Contest 3 ELIZABETH TACY Senior Band 1,2, 3 Girls' Shop 4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Senior Library Club 1, 2, 3,4 National Honor Society 3, 4 Homeroom Play 1 Setuon, 'Piae i4t The Senior play, Second Fiddle, was presented on November seventh and eighth, by a cast of eight. The entire action of the play took place in Florida and it involved a prospective bridegroom who was married, through an accident, not to his intended bride, but to another girl. The confusion that followed was'hilarious and the conclusion was something of a surprise. (W d (W(l A-cruJ . ofa 5LrruO Cj tX julmJ 6L -k VvIaj vvoGV Seaton- Sufren THoot u£t6elef to Succeed eot s4ctnece and s4cton NANCY VREELAND and THOMAS HOBBS WILMA ROWE and BRUCE REYNOLDS YVONNE ROBARE WILMER BARBER TVcttieot JEAN DROWN and RICHARD PATNODE IRENE SHERMAN and MICHAEL WHALEN OFFICERS President------ Vice President Secretary - - - Treasurer - - - - BERNARD MILLER - SUSAN SPRAGUE BERTHA TROMBLEY FAYE LACLAIR First row: Joan Reynolds, Bertha Trombley, Joyce Dubrey, Eunice Ezrow, Sylvia LaFountain, Faye LaClair, Margaret Sherman. Second row: Sandra Kellas. Carol Smith, Beverly Boyea, Marjorie Whalen, Ronald Decosse, David Patnode, Joan Patnode, Susan Sprague. Third row: Roland Dominic, Gary Lagree, Lincoln Sunderland, Denick Venne, Roger Barcomb, Bernard Miller, Lance Baxter, Bruce Moore, Donald Supernaw, Gerald Yelle, James Blow. Absent: Ragel Dominic. X L Advisors MR. FREEMAN SUPLEY MR. JOSEPH KINDL Sojk io Ko rea OFFICERS President------ Vice President Secretary - - ■ Treasurer - - • - -JOHN LECLAIR BETTE HARROLD ATHlfR RUBADO - GEORGE SMITH First row: Audrey Trombley, Gerald Dumont, Yvonne Bulriss, Clara Newphew, Wandra Cayea, Patricia Minckler, Ester Shatraw, Carol Begore. Second row: Nina Duval, Lorraine Patnode, John LeClair. Robert Patnode. William Honsinger, June Miller. Irene Rock, Sandra Ryan, Janice Cayea, Jane Whalen. Third row: Ada Atkins, George Smith, Arthur Rubado, Susan Decosse, Elizabeth Burnell, Bette Harrold, Betty Burnell, Clarence Prevo, Luella Carter. Fourth row: Armand Andrew Leonard, Kelly Gibson, Robert Miner, Richard Ashline, Francis Boadwiy, Ronald Lafave, George Brault, Ernest LeClair, Robert Spoor, Wayne Rabideau, Gary Dominic, Kenneth Lafave. OFFICERS President...........SHIRLEY WILLIAMSON Vice President---------DALE LABOMBARD Secretary-------ELIZABETH KNIGHTON Treasurer................ALICE TAYLOR First row: Patrick McPherson. Phillip Sunderland, Alvalena Trombley, Lorraine Smith, Mamie Dunn, Shirley Peets, Louva Trombley, Helen Lagree, Jean Barcomb, Alice Taylor. Second row: Shirley Soucia, Judith Sprague, Dale McPherson. Janice Barcomb, Darlene Nichols, Josaphine Miner, Kay Hobbs, Shirley Williamson, Lorelyn Trombley, Barbara Peets, Stella Lagree, Elizabeth Knighton. Third row: Janet Demarse, Anita Leonard, Robert St evens, Mary Malark, Francis LaClair, Richard Boadway, Richard Dupuis, Ronald Rushford, Edward Ryan, David Moore, Alberta Varin, Victor LeClair, Sherwood Parent, Floyd La Valley, Raymond Miller, Robert Stewart, Leo Trombley, Robert LaBombard, Richard McNeil, Leona Silver. Fourth row: Maureen Trombley, Joan Underwood, Richard Cole, Richard Paul, Ronald Lagoy, Patrick King, Lorin LaBombard, Dale LaBombard, Raymond Myers, John Bohn, Wendall Brooks, Gary Moore, Leonard Cayea, Craig Treggett, Lee Carter, Thomas Colgan, Alger Trombley. Harold Smith, James Demarse, Alger Miller, Esther Potter, Shirley Charette. Absent: Lester LaBombard, Duane Brault. «V First row: John Ashline, Gail Magoon, Nancy Rowe, Charles LeClair, Nancy Dominic, Leon Blow, Christina Miller. Second row: Jean Dunn, Sandra Baxter, Lester Tacy, Donald Bushey, Carol Stewart, Alberta Rogers, Thomas Baker, Claire Malark. Third row: Patricia Parent, Joan Miller, Larry Prevo, William Lagree, Mrs. Tracey, Janice Goodell, Michael Fritz, Shirley Miller, Roger Dumas. Fourth row: Loulabei Bushey, Leon Bilow, Wayne Perrotte, Dale Chilton, Norman Tallman, Garry LeClair, Wayne LaClair, Richard Charland, Stephen Drown, Marion Ormsby, Gary Chagnon, Grace Carter. Absent: Shannon Finalyson, Patricia LaPoint. First row: Judy Vincent, Ivan Boyes, Rose Dupuis, Jean Smythe, Billy Patnode, Eleanor Tacy. Second row: Theresa Gokey, Vernon Malark, Richard Bond, Jerome Harris, Lauralie Tallman, Dana Grover, Carol, Barbara Recore. Third row: Marie Peryea, Brent Trombley, Wayne Rowe, Gloria LaClair, Mary Clark, Mr. Ryan, Jane Recore, Alice Thibeau, Louis Patnode, Wilfred LaClair, George Latour. Fourth row: Reginald Porter, Mike Clark, Garry Yeile, James LaClair, Ronald McDonald, Lester Carter, George Trombly, Roger LaBombard, Kathy Smith, Gena Clark, Judy LaPointe, Janet Laporte. Absent: Donald Jock, Judy Rushford. First row: Nancy Trombley, Nancy Swiatowicz, Richard Barcomb, Margaret Dubrey, Robert Trombley, Harvey Hart, Gerald Burnell. Second row: Paul Varin, Ross Dumas, John Whalen, Linda Chilton, Audrey Smith, Betsey Besaw, Raymond Barber, Rowena Eldred, Kenneth Lagree. Third row: Rodney LaCiair, John Tallman, Clement Whalen, Robert Robare, Larry Moore, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Senecal, Antoinette Provost, Linda Shatraw, Martha Lagree, Roger Charette, Larry Lagree. Fourth row: Marshall LeClair, Royal Charette, Paul Lagree, Elaine Rock, Winston DeCoste, Florence LeClair, John Shelley, Lawrence LaCiair, Antoine Barber, Dennis Cole, Frances Rubado, Loraine Nephew, David King, Diane Gregory, Marie Smith. Absent: Carol Tourville, Aidon Boadway. Seventh uute First row: Theresa Dupuis, Timothy LaCiair, Melvin Spoor, Joseph Decosse, Robert Underwood, Sharon Hebert. Second row: Joseph Robare, Eunice Barcomb, Sonia La Porte, Roland Barcomb, Gerald Silver, Leonard Tallman, Norma Hall, Thomas Patnode. Third row: Judy Lashway, Dorothy Yelle, Bernice King, Mrs. Ruth Gagnier, Mrs. Minnie Wood, Gary Ryan, Ellen Moore, Constance Harris. Fourth row: Robert Parent, Sharon Nephew, Foster Poupore, Linda Lashway, Donald Bombard, Dolan Finlayson, Howard Miller, Richard Perrotte, James Lafountain, Phyllis Venne, Hobart Phair. First row: Gerald Soucia, Jeffrey Lamountain, Ralph Hall, Edward Taylor, Lawrence Dominic, David Drown, Marshall Miner. Second row: Barbara Bushey, Nancy LaBarre, Lawrence Pickering, Veronica Taylor, Joan Wiley, Judy Drown, Shirley Labombard, Norman Jock, David Baker. Third row: Catherine Pike, Patricia Decosse, Gary Bombard, Joan Rinn, Donna Reynolds, Darlene Carter, David Trombley, Mrs. Trombley, Virginia Rabideau, Garnett Baker, Leonard MacDonald, Colleen Rock, Jerraine Lapoint, Elaine Tourville, Billy Besaw, David McNeil, Michael Marlow. Scxt tantule First row: Lowell Barcomb, Glenda Smith, Lawrence LaBarge, Leonard Trombley, Carol Hart, Gary Patnode, John Finlayson. Second row: Dale Laclair, Gail Magoon, Carol Shea, Lyla Hall, Myrtle Eldred, Andrea Laclair, Mary Lee Dominic, Carol Whalen, Michael Bohon. Third row: Richard Laclair, Alan Lafave, Robert Sunder- land, Gary Labarge, Leonard Prevo, Leona Laclair, Jacqueline Perry, Lorraine Charette, Carl Ormsbee, Irving Monette, Lawrence Smith. Fourth row: Albert Bond, Sandra Blow, Kay Brooks, Jane Drown, Gerald Labarre, Mrs. Nichols. First row: Robert Gibson, Calvin Cheeseman, Roger Ryan, Ronald Poupore, Edgar Gagnier, Everett Ormsbee. Second row: Lona Smith, Marian Dumont, Alice Chagnon, Marie Poupore, Percilla Varin, Bonnie Scott, Wayne Lounge. Third row; Anna Marie DeBemadis, Linda Tourville, Charlotte LaClair, Linda Bushey, Linda Magoon, Frances Lafreniere, Patsy Soper, Merilda Trombley, Theresa Tallman, Mrs. Huggins, Leigh Chilton, Evelyn McPherson, Cynthia Lloyd, Sharon Boadway, Craig Cashman, Allan Rubado, Gary LaGrasse. Absent: Earl Gregory, Manya Manor. First row: Marsha LaBarre, Martin Smith, Karin Lounge, Rose Trombley. Second row: Patricia LaClair, William Kindi, Gail Barcomb, Judy Nephew. Third row: June Parent, Conrad Frennier, Jacklyn LaClair. Fourth row: Joe Moore, Richard Boyea, Phyllis Smith. Fifth row: Gary LaClair, Donna Bilow. Standing: Sharon Brooks, Rolland Magoon, Margaret Rushford, Joann Coryea, Billy Scott, Allen Trombley, Donald LeClair, Robert Smith, Barbara Nephew, Janet LeClair, Sandra LeClair, Donna Gregory, Morris LaBombard, Keith LeClair, Miss Whalen. Absent: Merrilda Miller. First row: Gail Frennier, Dianne Cayea, Madora Trombley, Charlene Boyea, Irlene Bond. Second row: George Lagree, Geraldine Watson, Joan LaClair, Sharon Smith, Andree Taylor. Third row: Nathalie Thibeau, Terry Cayea, Roger Bilow, Glen Gagnier, Roger Barbeau. Fourth row: Lorraine Rock, James McNeil, Kenneth Prevo, James Wright, Geraldine LeClair. Fifth row: Hunt True, William Fritz, Wayne Recore, Michael McPherson, Patricia Honsinger. Sixth row: Sandra Mashtaire, Garry Rushford, Byron Patnode, Lee Yelle. Seventh row: Bruce Nichols, Richard LaPoint, Mrs. A. Chilton. Absent: Donald Gregory. First row: Jane LaFrennier, Billy Taylor, Sandra Finlayson. Second row; James Rinn, Wayne Frenier, Carol Trombley, Linda Jock. Third row: Dale Smith, Michael Relja, Mary Bush, Gerald Dupuis, Ronald Qiiesnel. Fourth row: Judy Wiley, Pearl Monette, John Decosse, Martin Gregory, Deborah Clark, Gary Porter. Fifth row: Mrs. Carter, Sarah Tallman, Mae Peryea, Janice Treggett, Bernadette Malark, Audrey Tourville. Sixth row: Leonard LaClair, Kenneth Harris, Real Barbeau, Darrell Moore. Seventh row: Thomas Silver, Lawrence Barcomb, Elaine LaPoint, Jeanne Rock, Reginald Vennette, Caroline Collins. Absent: Hilda Manor. First row: James Colgan, James Lafave, Warren Patnode, Terry LaClair, Ronald Dumont, Linda Miller. Marlene Boyea, John Premo, Dale Nichols, Brenda Desmarais. Second row: Gerard McDonald, Corrine LaClair, Susan Relja, Linda Demarse, Shirley Monette, Linda Cook, Margaret Woods, Miss White. Robert Harrigan, Susan Finlayson, Jane LaBarre, Paul King, Bolita LaClair, Cornelia McPherson, Dale Labarge. Third row; Robert Tour- ville, Leona Leonard. Absent: Henry Stein, Sandra Perreault. RUSV 7 vk{ ( UlcCc First row: Robert Dominic, Terry Chilton, George Lafave, Herbert Collins, Roy Vanderbogart, Lloyd Miner, Randy Trombly, Gilbert Herbert. Second row: Gloria Dupuis, Carmie Williamson, Linda Trombley, Sandra Lashway, Connie Chilton, Bonita Nichols, Paulette Bilow, Myrtle Minckler, Betty Whalen. Third row: Leon Poupore, Billy Perrotte, Garry Soucia, Mareen Peryea, Grace LaClair, Mrs. Carpenter, Nancy LaPoint, Francis LaClair, Howard Begore, Irene Stark, Richard Decosse. Absent: Donald Gregory. First row: Dale Carter, Joanne Legasse, Joseph McPherson, Sharon Vincent, Kevin LeClair, Mary Williamson, Lanny Sprague. Second row: Conrad Spoor, Joseph Rogers, Ricky Rowe, Diana Thibeau, Valerie Honsinger, Lee Lashway, Anice Leclair. Third row: Richard Charette, Elaine Patnode, Gary Lashway, Carla Tregget, Rodney Williamson, Gary Dunn, Roland Miller, Linda Ryan, Pearl Baker, Peggy Morrison, Regena Whalen, Dianne Soucia, Betty LaPoint, Mary LeClair, Mrs. Drown. Second tyiade K7 cjr First row: Patty Tourville, Billy Poupore, Glenda Watts, Wayne Poupore, Pat McNeil, Linda LaBombard, Evelyn LaFave, Darrel LeClair, Jay Boyea. Second row: Theresa Malark, Ronnie Douglas, Francine Barbeau, Leonard Drown, Gary Carter, Dennis LaBombard, Donald Parent. Third row: Bruce Badore, Ross Williamson, Robert Kindi, Paul Premo, Sylvia Gokey, James Magoon, Mrs. Rubado, Theresa LeClair, Susan Cayea, Allen Peryea, Conrad Lashwav. Rachel Nephew, Janet Lagassee. Absent: Mary Gregory. First row: Randall Pickering. Sharon Yelle, Richard Finley. Second row: Marilyn LaFave, Linda Gokey, Sandra LaPoint, Sherryl Hart, Isabella Decosse, Judy LaClair, Rita Gireux, Lorraine Prevo, Anne Shutts, Cynthia Hall, Nancy Colgan. Third row: Stephen Douglas, David LaBombard, Donald Cook, Leon Varin, Bruce Gilmore, Eli Smith, Francis LaBarge, Barry Badore, Raymond LaClair, Lester Newphew, Bernard Barbeau, Harold Lagree, Donald Recore, Gregory LaBarre, Larry Hicks, Miss Baxter. Seco4t C tSnacte First row: Sharon Finley, Lester Trombley, Rita Patnode, Robert Geroux. Second row: James Rubado, Betty Underwood, Wayne Magoon, Deborah True, Russell Bilow, Naomi Bishop, Linda LaFreniere. Third row: Eugean McDonald, Ray Blow, Cora Jane Brooks, Robert Drown, Linda Ormsbee, Donna Boyea, Carl Tourville. Fourth row: Mrs. Chase, Kathleen LeClair, Judy Bilow, Albert Peryea, Maynard LaClair, Paul Robare, Leon Rushford, Raleigh Eldred, Vivian Varin. Absent: Robert DeLisle, Thomas Marlow. First row; Lora Lee Lavalley, Gary LaBarge. Donald Lapoint, Dannielle Hoff, Mrs. Santimore, Alan Thibeau. Second row: Craig Miller, Lyn Baker, Nancy Harrigan, Raymond Trombley. Third row: Clarence Trudeau, Carol Parent, Helen Dupuis. Perley Rutledge, Nancy Brooks. Fourth row: Mary Miller, Deborah Barcomb, James Tourville, Herbert Robare, Lorraine Perreault. Fifth row: Darlene Rowe, Frederick Cheeseman, Linda Forrett, Paula Relja, David Perrotte. Back row: Delbart Hart, Daniel Damour, Wayne Cashman, Gary Rondo, Harlan Cayea. Absent: Lois Carter. First row: Eugene LeClair, Brent Colgan, Herbert Recore, Julian LeClair, Charles Rinn. Edward Bushey, Alex Doodick, Deborah Smith, Anne LeClair, Donna Frennier. Second row: Patrick Collins, John Patnode, Robert Whalen, Gerrard Miner, John Bishop, Isabell Spoor, Mary Rogers, Eunice Dupuis, Joanne Demarais. Third row: Miss Goodspeed, William Ryan. Gordon Tourville, Gerard LaBarre, Edward LaPoint, Arlene Barcomb, Diane Poupore, Angela Premo, Susan Morrison. First row: Barbara Poupore, Ellyas Decoste, Karen LaClair, Wayne Tourville, Ruth Rutledge, Edith Stark, Winfred Recore, Karen Barcomb, James LaFreniere. Second row: Roy Carter, Sally O'Brian, Donald Lafountain, Candy Delong, Lorin Trombly, Jane Dominic, Gary Provost, Ronald Curry, Arlene Finiayson. Third row: Robert Hobbs, Ronald Trombly, Roger McDonald, Betty Gokey, Sandra Ormsbee, Mrs. Cordone, William Collins, Gloria Seguin, Nancy Rinn, Sharon LaBombard, David McPherson, Joan Gonyea. Absent: Lynn Gregory. (facute 'fctKcCenytvitett First row: Sheila Smith, Calvin Sears, Terry Wiley, Diane Bilow, Sandra Cook, Dora Recore, Christine Lloyd, Armand Blow, Keith Forrett, Allen Tourville, Terry Trombly. Second row: Charles Shatraw, Robert Chilton, Aleta Lashway, Linda LaBarre, Peggy Hogan, Marion Moore, Patsy O'Donnell, Anna Mae Woods, Don Nichols, Mrs. Noel, Darwin Decoste, Andy Rock, Larry Cayea, Stephen McDonald. Absent: Rodney Lashway. First row: Mark Williamson, Connie Rock, Gerald Barbeau, Raymond LeClair, Michael Colgan, David LaPoint, Brent Smith, Alan LaClair, Michael Curry, Daniel LeClair. Second row: Karen Bonneau, Lelvayean Magoon, Molly Finlayson, Pomela DeLong, Wanda Carter, Linda LaClair, Pomela Honsinger, Garth Blow, Gary Under- wood, Nola Shatraw, Colleen Nephew, Stanley LaBarre. Third row; Mrs. Gadway, Dianne Pickering. Absent: John Cayea, Susan Recore. First row: Patricia Nichols, Paul Boyea, Lorraine Carter, Mark Cook, Rita Marlow, Scon Rowe, Margaret Douglas. Second row; Darlene Quesnel, Robert Rushford, Jeanne Rubado, Dianne LaClair, Everett Peryea, Connie Duffina, Patricia Boadway. Third row; Gloria Trombley, Glen Watts, Richard Rushford, Thomas Dashnaw, Stephen Ma- goon, Reginald Trombley. Fourth row: Linda Lagasse, Frances LeClair, Roger Lafreniere, Mrs. Bailey, Conrad McDonald. ■ The National Honor Society has as its sole purpose the recognition of high scholastic achievement. Its mem- bers consist of Juniors and Seniors who have maintained an average of 85 or better throughout their high school grades. The National Honor Society elects officers and installs new members twice a .year. 7 e Tfatioiutl Society CO Student ( cuncti The members of Student Council are among the best students in school. They are chosen for their leadership ability by their fellow students. The Student Council is a governing body. It regulates money-making activities, handles athletic events, awards school letters and scholarships, monitors fire drills and assemblies, selects cheerleaders as well as many other minor duties. The functions of this club are to enable students to learn library procedures and techniques, to provide op- portunity for vocational exploration by practice in library service, to popularize reading among all students, and to enjoy varied group reading experiences. Duties are desk work, processing new books, repairing books, shelving books, reading shelves, and bulletin boards and displays. Setti i z td punivi The Ellenburg Times” is published by the Press Club. Our aim is to teach students the practices of journal- ism. This is accomplished by the acquiring of articles of school news which are then set up on the press dummy. Students are given a responsibility by having to get their assignments in at a deadline. Each must sell an advertise ment for the paper. A committee is organized for the selling of subscriptions. On our staff we have an editor, a business manager, feature writers, sports writers, circulation manager, and reporters. For the past ten years the Ellenburg Press Club has been a member of the Empire State School Press Associa- tion. GO 7ee t-s4$e (?lu The Book Club meets once a week. The primary purpose is to create a desire for good reading and help pupils to select books intelligently. The club enables the pupils to buy each month a wide range of good paper bound books especially selected for teenagers. The members of Projectionist Club learn to operate and service the school projector. After training they show movies for their class. 'PiajectuMiat GO zc£el yi (£lu The Bachelors' Club membership is made up of boys in grades nine through twelve. The purpose of the club is simple - cooking and eating for fun. The group uses every other meeting as a planning session to decide on food to be prepared at the next meeting and to plan jobs to be done by each member. At the end of the year the boys have a chance to show off their culinary skills at the picnic. This picnic is for members and guests. Expenses are met by weekly dues. S 0WCcC4tC BOYS' CHORUS JUNIOR at S- S. The primary purpose is to foster the sport of archery and bow hunting in the school. We attempt to make bows and arrows and other articles of archery equipment and to learn skills of shooting in the archery range. CO 4 61 cutd The purpose of this club is to give its members a chance to make things such as baskets, jewelry, leather projects and etc., which they might not be able to do in their regular shop classes. Each member picks his own project and works with as little supervision as possible. Girls, as well as boys, are members and because of ex- panding membership it now meets twice a week in order that more may belong. Some very interesting, inexpen- sive, and practical projects are completed each year. Arts and Crafts Club only started last year, but it is fast becoming one of the larger clubs. The objective of this club is to provide athletic competition for high school girls, and to give them an op- portunity to participate in sports activities not covered in the regular physical education classes. CO The objective of this club is to provide individual and team competition in all major sports for boys who are unable to make varsity sports. Boys in the seventh and eighth grades are given a chance to compete against boys of their own ages from other schools. (2ld CO 77tec6 z Uc This newly organized club teaches girls to use household tools for simple repain of home appliances and gadgets. The projects they will make through the year will allow them a chance to use these tools and they will gain a greater knowledge of the importance of home repairs done by themselves. Thus, this club opens up a whole new field for girls which will prove very useful in later years. The purpose of this club is to help a girl put her best foot forward. The aim is to help girls become aware of personal appearance problems and to discover ways of minimizing these. A variety of resources is used-films, recent books, pamphlets, and penons in the community. This club is organized for students in Junior High School. It gives each member an opportunity to carry on a project, take part in conducting business meetings, and an overnight camping trip in the Spring. Members of the Agricultural Department are organized into a club called the Future Farmers. This is affiliated with the state and national organizations which sponsor local, state, and national contests. Through its meeting it teaches the group how to work together for a common purpose. Most successful 4-H clubs are community centered, the school provides the opportunity for those boys and , girls who do not have access to a local club or organization. The Golden Star 4-H Club carries out the activities of a regular 4-H club. CO Scc -0 e The object of our club is to make ourselves as attractive as we can. Our meetings are devoted to personality development, how to wear our hair and clothes, how to behave on dates, and how to get along with families and friends. Patrick McPherson, Leo Trombly, Lorin LaBombard, Norman Tallman, Richard McNeil. BRUCE REYNOLDS BRUCE MOORE John LeClair, Kenneth Lafave, Victor JLeClair, David Moore, Floyd LaValley, Robert Stevens. ROGER BARCOMB Timekeeper MR FRANCIS PATNODE LANCE BAXTER Gary Lagree, Craig Treggett, Gary Moore, Leonard Cayea, Patrick King, Ronald Decosse. WILMA ROWE GENEVIEVE BARBER ■ BETTY MILLER MAUREEN TROMBLEY JUDY SPRAGUE e WANDA CAYEA SUE SPRAGUE Co-ordination, physical fitness, and sportsmanship are primary factors in soccer. For many years it has been a leading sport at Ellenburg and it has been a most rewarding game. Last year Ellenburg finished the season with six wins and one loss record. Soccer C O ‘Sace cUC One of the major sports at Ellenburg is baseball. While providing recreation it better enables the boys to develop their physical capacities. In competition, the boys play against boys their own age from other schools. 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WOOLWORTH CO. 14 Margaret Street Plattsburg, New York Compliments of A FRIEND GAGNIER BROTHERS Certified Seed Potatoes Churubusco BEGORE’S SHOE REPAIR Complete Line of Boots and Shoes Ellenburg Depot Phone 2 701 Compliments of WILMER NEPHEW’S GARAGE Ellenburg Depot, New York Phone 2821 Compliments of A. MASON SON LUM BER Plattsburg and Peru New York JOHN D. MUNSIL Phone 4131 Ellenburg Depot, New York Compliments of E. F. DROWN FUNERAL SERVICE Ellenburg Depot, New York Phone 4221 STOCKWELL'S MEN'S WEAR Established 1903 Malone, New York Compliments of BRADY’S YOUTH CENTER Outfitters for Boys and Girls Malone, New York COTEY’S OFFICE EQUIPMENT 244 Cornelia Street Plattsburg, New York Compliments of DEPOT Everything for Your Building Needs Ellenburg Depot, New York - Telephone 4811 To Suit Your Compliments of T aste G P CHATEAUGAY G.L.F. Compliments of PARENT’S GROCERY Chateaugay, New York Compliments of DUFFIELD ORCHARDS Plattsburg, N. Y. LEVY BROTHERS Chateaugay, N. Y. 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HARWOOD Compliments of HYLAND’S HARDWARE Chateaugay, New York BAKER’S Ellenburg Gas Users Prefer Baker’s Air Force Gas Glass - Gauged Tanks Malone, New York Compliments of Compliments of PETERSONS HYDE DRUG STORE Malone, New York LUNCHEONETTE Compliments of KRIFF’S FURNITURE STORE Chateaugay, New York Chateaugay and Malone FORD SALES AND SERVICE Ellenburg Depot, New York Telephone 4642 ANGELO’S RESTAURANT Bakery and Delicatessen 124 Margaret Street Phone 366 Plattsburg, N. Y. BLAIR AND WEBBER Photo g r a phe r s Plattsburg, New York SPEAR BROS., INC. Compliments of Plumbing and Hardware SHEFFIELD EXCELSIOR MILLS Paint - Kitchen Utensils Irona, New York 26 Bridge Street Plattsburg, New York KENNETH C. WOOD Complete Floor Covering Line Beekmantown Road, Plattsburg G $ G TIRE COMPANY Wholesale and Retail HITCHCOCK’S PHARMACY 25 Clinton Street U. S. Tires - Recapping Plattsburg. New York Batteries Hours Mon. - Sat. 8:30 A. M.-9 P. M. 13-15 Charlotte St. - Phone 555 Sundays - Holidays 11:00 A. M. • 12 Noon Plattsburg, New York THE NATIONAL COMMERCIAL CO. Ellenburg Depot Platt sburg Ausable Forks Champlain Rouses Point Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Company Compliments of a 1909 GRADUATE of ELLENBURG HIGH SCHOOL 1. H. C. FARM MACHINERY Farmall Tractors THE HOLLYWOOD On Chateaugay Lake We Cater to Banquets New Holland Forage Harvesters and Hay Balers Appliances and a Complete Line of Hardware-Plumbing Equipment D. A. BODAH CO. Lumber, Hardware Groceries Irona, New York CHILTON BROS. Phone 4181 Compliments of WM. A. EMPSALL CO. Malone, New York Ellenburg Depot, New York TRAVELER’S MOTEL KENNETH LABARGE, Prop. Ellenburg Depot, N. Y. Compliments PLATTSBURG FEED GROCERY Compliments of COURT LITTLE ROSE NO. 1300 C. D. OF A. Ellenburg, New York Compliments of POISSANT GARAGE Mooers, N. Y. 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Phone 779 Opposite Fair Grounds Malone, New York BEEMER’S COMMERCIAL AND SOCIAL STATIONERS 10 Brinkerhoff Street Plattsburg, New York FRANCIS VEl VIA Chevrolet Cars and Trucks Ellenburg Depot Telephone 4891 Compliments of T. S. GREEN STAGE EQUIPMENT 405 Wood Building Syracuse, New York cleaning Compliments of ADIRONDACK CLEANERS AND FURRIERS CLASS RINGS • COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS PERSONAL CARDS • TROPHIES • CLUB PINS • DIPLOMAS SAWYER W. LEE 40 Brewer Parkway, South Burlington, Vermont, Telephone 4-6250 ALSO REPRESENTATIVE FOR TAYLOR-MADE YEARBOOKS Compliments of Compliments of PINECREST MOTEL ALBERT ARNO uMpmm Metal Scraps Ellenburg Center, New York Compliments of VIEW MOTEL Feed - Fertilizer - Fuel Malone, New York Ellenburg Depot SUMBLER OIL CO., INC. New York 48 Waterhouse St. Phone 4321 Plattsburg, N. Y. Compliments of S.L.DROWN SONS, INC. Ellenburg Depot, New York Phone 4771 FITCH’S GROCERY STORE General Merchandise Mooers, New York ESMOND DECOSSE Groceries - Feed Zenith TV Tel. Chateaugay 3054 Churubusco, New York J. FRANCIS FORAN Attorney at Law Chateaugay, New York Telephone 2331 Compliments of CAVANAGH’S WELDING SHOP Churubusco, New York BELMONT BEACH CLUB _____ Welcomes You to Beautiful Chateaugay Lake Camps by Week or Season Beach and Bathing Facilities Telephone 2181 TROMBLEYS GREENHOUSES Malone “The House of Flowers” Successors to W.S. Topp Phone 555 Corner Constable and Third St. Floral Arrangements of All Kinds Satisfaction and Service Is Our Motto LEONARD C. JESSOP Jeweler 132 E. Main St. Malone Homes of Low Prices and Easy Credit VINCENT —v S. JERRY 90 INC. Equipment Distributors Telephone 975 5 MacDonough St. Plattsburg, N. Y. CATERPILLAR •Caterpillar and Cat ara Rajntarad Tradamarkj of Caterpillar Tractor Ca. DIESEL ENGINES • TRACTORS • TOOL BARS TOOLS j • EARTMMOVING EQURMENT BASTIAN BROS. CO. GAREAU TATRO 3 54 East Main Rochester, New York Malone, N. Y. Designer and Producers Of Exclusive Class Jewelry Genuine Engraved Commencement Announcements And Personal Cards JAMES L. MASON Compliments of MILLS DINER Chateaugay, New York LABARRE HALL Groceries - Meats Vegetables Phone 2565 Ellenburg Corners, New York 90 Rock Island Street Gouverneur, New York Compliments of ENDICOTT AND JOHNSON Malone, New York MALONE AUTO PARTS 415 East Main Street Malone, New York Phone 100 GAY THEATRE Now Equipped With Wide Cinemascope Screen Compliments SPERLING FURNITURE STORE 32 East Main Malone, New York MARION’S RESTAURANT “A Good Place to Eat” R. PILON AND E. R, PREGENT, Props. Malone, New York WILLIAMSON’S SERVICE Plattsburg, New York Every Week Read The CHATEAUGAY RECORD For Ellenburg News TRAUTMANN STUDIO 24 Catherine Street Malone, New York Compliments of NEVERETT’S SUPER MARKET Mooers, N. Y. Phone 8-6- P. J. NEVERETT THE GENERAL STORE R. LABARGE, Prop. Forrest, New York Compliments of VERN’S MARKET Malone, New York Compliments of BRONSON’S Plattsburg, New York L. H. BUCK COMPANY Wholesale Paper Plattsburg, New York CLI MTOM DINER Excellent Food Carefully Prepared Prompt Courteous Service Friendly Atmosphere Phone 1959 62 Clinton St. Plattsburg, New York PERRETTA’S MARKET Meats of All Kinds Phone 1939 Malone Jet. Elm Street Road BOWEN LUMBER COMPANY A Building Material Department Store Malone, New York Phone 63 |W (5 yj is our Compliments of ARNIE’S RESTAURANT Plattsburg, New York THOUGHT STANLEY-LINCOLN MERCURY Lake Shore Road ■ W V Plattsburg, New York PAINT GLASS CO., INC. “Glass and Tile for Every Purpose” USG - Bruning Paints 43 Peru St. Plattsburg, N. Y. Phone 2774 HARRISON’S AUTO SUPPLY 80 Bridge St., Plattsburg, N. Y. Parts and Accessories of All Kinds Phone 1819 Hardware - Sporting Goods Paint A. H. MARSHALL CO., INC. Plattsburg, New York BOB’S GULF SERVICE Cor. U. S. Ave. and Peru St. Plattsburg, New York MOLLIE’S GROCERY STORE U. S. Avenue Plattsburg, N. Y. BOYNTON’S FOOTWEAR 96 Margaret Street Plattsburg North Country’s Finest Footwear SCOTTS I G A Ellenburg Depot, N. Y. Phone 4421 T. B. HOBBS SON Lumber and Building Material Phone 2923 Ellenburg Center, N. Y. MILO J. DELONG Philco TV Sales and Service MATTOON’S GROCERIES Turnpike Road Plattsburg, N. Y. SEXTON QUALITY FOODS Wholesale Grocers P. O. Box 423 G. P. O. New York 1, New York COMMERCIAL PATRONS Hazen's Music Store Children's Shop Robideau's Studio Carlin's Bakery The Towne House Malone Dairy Bar Joseph Luck Sally's Frocks Mike Lambert Hertz Rent-a-Car McMartin Motors, Inc. Nitzi's Restaurant Ashline Garage Morrow's Garage Strand Theatre Frank Rabideau Sullivan's Durham's IGA County Inn Malone Milling Company Tuttle Print Shop Lopardo’s Shoe Shop Claudes' Men Shop Kassels - Merkels Wise Shop - Shuberts M. Stewart - City Taxi Karmel Korn Shop Ellenburg Inn Pearl's Dept. Store Compliments of ELLENBURG BUS DRIVERS Compliments of CUSTODIANS AND CAFETERIA WORKERS Compliments of PLATTSBURG BUSINESS INSTITUTE Plattsburg, New York Compliments of AMES FURNITURE CO. Plattsburg, New York Compliments of VALLEY GRANGE No. 1050 RAY DWYER School and Office Supplies Phone 2686 Morrisonville Road Plattsburg New York MODERN BEAUTY SALON LOSIA M. 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