Hammond Central School - Spotlight Yearbook (Hammond, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 73 of the 1961 volume:

Editor-in-chief.............. FAYE LANGTRY Business Manager............NANCY ROSENBARKER Advertising....................REJEAN AMYOT MARY LANGTRY Dedication.....................PAT PADDOCK JOHN FELT History........................CONNIE DUNN SUE GIBSON Sports .................. PRISCELLA MARSAW DALE GOSIER Snapshots....................ELAINE DAWLEY DAN PHALEN Art .................................VICTOR SMITHERS RITA AMYOT Last Will and Testament . . . RONNY AMYOT MARVEL VIAU Prophecy.........................SANDRA TOLAND CAROL PHALEN Activities ................... MARGARET AMYOT SHARON SARGENT Subscriptions ..............BONNIE HOFFERBERTH SHIRLEY JONES Advisor......................................MR. TOOMEY I When twilight dawns its curtain, and pins it with a star, Remember me my little friend, though you should wander far. We, the Senior Class of 1961, hope that through this yearbook we will leave many enjoyable memories to the community surroundings. Always when we look back through this Spotlight only the favorable will shine bright and the many happy times we have had together will be foremost in our minds. Faye Langtry Editor-in-Chief m rs st yv; n 'TJutmoml In appreciation of your many years of services rendered to our school, Mr. Simons, Hammond Central School thanks you! Your workmanship, school loyalty and the many other kind deeds done in the students' behalf will never be forgotten by anyone who has been connected with our school system. - ■■ Driver Education MR. WISNER MR. GEGNER Board of Education Secretary MRS. WILSON Health Left. MISS JOHNSON Right. MRS. SARGENT FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mrs. Chase, Mrs. Wilson, Clerk; Mr. Shoulette, Mr. Schermer- horn. SECOND ROW: Mr. Evans, Mr. McAvoy, Mr. Hollister. Art Booth Tarkington said, Cherish all your happy moments, they make a fine cushion for old age. May this yearbook, on days in the future, bring back the memories of high school days, and let you re- live for the moment the cherished vows of the past. MR. BEAMAN Principal ■ n FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Lloyd Felt, Steve Richardson, Bert Wisse, Tom McCarthy, Carlton Toomey. SECOND ROW: Lillie McDouglas, Helen Eustis, Alta Storie, Ellen Jones. THIRD ROW: Margaret Spies, Joan Spies, Anna Hadlock, Francis Hollis, Ruth Judge. FOURTH ROW: Helen Campbell, Fanny Hunneyman, Arlena Williams, Francis Felt, Mildred McCourt, Harriet Watson. GRADES ENGLISH LANGUAGE t I; i I Helen Jones Harriet Watson Fran Felt Anna Hadlock Mildred McCourt Alta Storie Ruth Judge MATH SCIENCE Helen Campbell Lloyd Felt Margaret Spies Helen Eustis Fanny Hunneyman Fran Hollis Arlena Williams VOCATIONAL Bert Wisse Joan Spies Carl Toomey ■ MUSIC SOCIAL STUDIES H Howard Bariteau Lillie McDouglas Steve Richardson Helen Campbell LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Gibson, R. Storie, A. Manning. The rest of the world had just settled down to a peaceful existence when the class of 61 burst into the halls of Hammond Central School, eager to start the journey through their high school years. No sooner had we arrived than we engaged in sports, music, and all other activities open to us. Our Freshman year brought much excitement and fun. Besides our selling of class pins and our dances, we had some members of our class selected to represent our school for St. Lawrence Valley League Band and Chorus. This year also marked the beginning of Dale Gosier’s and John Felt’s activity in baseball. Mrs. Campbell guided us as class advisor. Our Sophomore year saw us active in the social life atH. C. S. We sponsored a dance by Ted Curl which brought us a profit of $200, sold scotty dogs, and also magazines. John Felt and Dale Gosier made varsity squad in basketball. We also had some class members selected for valley league, Dan Phalen represented H. C. S. at Ithaca for F.F.A. Farm and Home Week. Carol Phalen went to Syracuse for a New York State F.H.A. meeting. Mrs. Campbell also was our class advisor for this year. Our Junior year of the class of ‘61 brought more activities, such as our dances, food sales, etc. Our biggest event in this year was our Junior Prom. Our theme was “ Enchanted Evening.” Not only was it very profitable but we had fun planning new ideas and putting them into use in our decorations. Dan Phalen and Ronnie Amyot made the varsity baseball team and also a few members were selected for St. Lawrence Valley League this year. Dan Phalen and Marvel Viau went to Ithaca for the F.F.A. Farm and Home Week and Shirley Jones went to Almira during this year to a New York State Future Homemakers of America Meeting. The student body voted one of our classmates, Pat Paddock, to represent our school as queen representative at the St. Lawrence County Fair for 1960. She came in fourth out of twenty five contestants. Our class is very proud of her achievement. For these three years, we had Victor Smithers for our class president. Mr. McCarty was our class advisor for this year. Finally, we reached the status of seniors with a class of twenty two. The big projects of this year were the publishing of this yearbook and the sponsoring of our senior play, ‘‘Hillbilly Weddin’.” Mrs. Hollis, our English teacher, directed our senior play through much work and preparation on her part. Other activities were the selling of stationery, selling pop and candy after home basketball games and our dances. Dan Phalen and Marvel Viau again journeyed to Ithaca for the F.F.A. Farm and Home Week. Suzanne Gibson, our senior class president, ventured to Rochester in December for All State Band there. There were also seniors picked to go to St. Lawrence Valley League this year. Those who have represented Ham- mond from our class throughout the years in this league have been: Carol Phalen, Elaine Dawley, Faye Langtry, Mary Langtry, Priscella Marsaw, Pat Paddock, Suzanne Gibson and Connie Dunn. The important event of our senior year was our trip to New York City and Washington, D.C. Mr. Toomey was our class advisor for this year. And now, looking back on our years atH.C.S., we must remember our teachers and advisors who have guided us through our high school careers. We hope they won’t forget us, for we’ll never forget them. SUZANNE ELIZABETH GIBSON Susie Born: March 9, 1944 Saying: There are two days about which nobody should ever worry, and these are yesterday and tomorrow. Activities; Band 1,2, 3,4 Sectional All-State 4 St. Law. Valley League 2, 3,4 All-State 4 Dance Band 2, 3,4 Chorus 1, 2, 3,4 St. Law. Valley League 1 G.A.A. 1,2 Class Offices: President 4 Senior Play 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Bowling 1,2, A. V. Club 1 Sextet 3, 4 Pep Band 3,4 Le Cercle Francais 4 MARY KATHERINE LANGTRY Snooks Born: October 15, 1943 Saying: A failure establishes only this: that our deter- mination to succeed was not strong enough. Activities: Band 1,2, 3,4 St. Law. Valley League 2 Chorus 4 G.A.A. 1,2 F.H.A. 4 Cheerleading 1, 2, 3,4 Class Offices Secretary 2 Treasurer 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Senior Play 4 PRISCELLA FAYE MARSAW Cil Born: October 28, 1943 Saying: It is the talent of human nature to run from one extreme to another. Activities: Band 1,2, 3, 4 St. Law. Valley League 1,2,3 Chorus 1, 2, 3,4 Sectional All-State 3,4 St. Law Valley League 4 G.A.A. 1,2 Cheerleading 1 Senior Play 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Sextet 2, 3,4 Library Club 3, 4 Bowling 1,2 Dance Band 3,4 Pep Band 3,4 REJEAN PAUL AMYOT Rpggie Born: August 8, 1943 Saying: Seems a lot of men are so busy learning the tricks of the trade that they never learn the trade. Activities: Football 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 A.V. Club 1,2 Soccer 4 Bowling 1, 2 Chess Club 2 Senior Play 4 CONSTANCE MAY DUNN Con Born: May 21, 1944 Saying: No Kidding! Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4 St. Law. Valley League 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3,4 St. Law. Valley League 1,3 G.A.A. 1,2 Cheerleading 3, 4 Class Offices Secretary 3,4 Treasurer 2 Senior Play 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Sextet 2, 3,4 A. V. Club 1 DANIEL ROSS PHALEN Dan Born: November 2, 1941 Saying: You just wait! Activities: F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4 Offices Reporter 2 Sentinel 3 President 4 Basketball 4 Baseball 3,4 Football 4 Soccer 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Senior Play 4 A. V. Club 2,3 NANCY JEAN ROSENBARKER Nan” Born: July 10, 1943 Saying: Pleasures must be bought, but happiness is free. Activities: G.A.A. 1,2 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 Senior Play 4 Yearbook 4 ■———w i ■■■■■—i—wawwi V xf Kw-' . - RITA MARY AMYOT Rit” Born: July 22, 1943 Saying: Learn to say No , it will be of more use to you than to be able to read Latin. Activities: Chorus 1, 2, 3,4 G.A.A. 1,2 F.H.A. 1,3,4 Secretary-Treasurer 4 Class Offices Vice President 4 Senior Play 4 Sextet 2 Library Club 2, 3,4 President 3 Newspaper Staff 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Chess Club 2 Le Cercle Francais 4 i t V1 Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3,4 Baseball 1, 2, 3,4 Football 4 Student Senate 1 Yearbook Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Senior Play 4 Soccer 4 Bowling 2 Chess Club 2 Varsity Club 2 JOHN FRANCIS FELT Francis Born; June 2, 1944 Saying: The man who hits the ball over the fences can take it easy goin' round the bases. CAROL JEAN PHALEN Shorty” Born: December 30, 1943 Saying: Every man has two educations - that which is given to him, and the other which he gives himself. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3,4 St. Law. Valley League 3 G.A.A. 1,2, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 President 4 Student Senate 4 President 4 F.H.A. Delegate 2 Senior Play 4 Sextet 2 Newspaper Staff 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Pep Band 3, 4 ELAINE EDITH DAWLEY Dawl Born: April 10, 1944 Saying: Do you want to get knocked? Activities: Chorus 1, 2, 3,4 St, Law. Valley League 3,4 G.A.A. 1,2 F.H.A. 1,3,4 Sextet 2, 3,4 Senior Play 4 Library Club 2, 3,4 President 3 Bowling 1 Newspaper Staff 4 Yearbook Staff 4 RONALD LARRY AMYOT Ron Born: September 13, 1944 Saying: The world’s best men are dying off, I don't feel well myself. Activities: Mixed Chorus 2, 3 Baseball 3,4 Football 4 Chess Club 2 Library Club 3 Newspaper Staff 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Senior Play 4 Soccer 4 A.V. Club 3 MARGARET MARY AMYOT Maggie Born: August 23, 1943 Saying: It is not knowledge but a little knowledge that puffeth up. Activities: Chorus 3, 4 F.H.A. 3,4 Secretary 3 Senior Play 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Chess Club 2 Le Cercle Francais 4 SHIRLEY ANN JONES Shirl Born: November 8, 1943 Saying: Success in most things, depends on knowing how long it takes to succeed. Activities: Chorus 3 G.A.A. 1,2 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 Office Vice President 4th Senior Play 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Bowling 1, 2 Library Club 3 J r' J VICTOR KENT SMITHERS Vic Born: July 10, 1943 Saying: He who thinks by an inch and talks by a yard ought to be moved by a foot. Activities: Band 3,4 Boys Chorus 4 Class Offices President 1, 2, 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Senior Play 4 Bowling 1, 2 Chess Club 2 Dance Band 3,4 Student Senate 4 Vice President 4 SHARON ANN SARGENT ''Button” Born: January 3, 1943 Saying: Beware of little experiences, a small leak will sink a great ship. Activities: Chorus 1, 4 G.A.A. 1 F.H.A. 4 Cheer leading 1,4 Senior Play 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Born: December 21, 1943 Saying: Nothing is really work unless you would rather be doing something else. Activities: Chorus 1, 2, 3,4 Sectional All-State 4 St. Law. Valley League 3, 4 G.A.A. 1,2 F.H.A. 4 Cheerleading 1, 2, 3,4 Class Offices Vice President 1, 2, 3 Sextet 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 DALE WAYNE GOSIER Gos Bora: March 13, 1943 Saying: Just about the time you think you can make both ends meet, someone moves the ends. SANDRA ELLEN TOLAND Sandi Born; October 21, 1943 Saying: The door of knowledge is labeled ’'Push Activities: Chorus 4 G.A.A. 1,2 F.H.A. 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Senior Play 4 Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3,4 Baseball 1,2, 3, 4 Football 3,4 Class Offices Treasurer 1,4 Student Senate 2, 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Senior Play 4 Soccer 4 Bowling 1, 2 Varsity Club 3 DORIS FAYE LANGTRY Daisy PATRICIA MARIE PADDOCK Pat Born: October 7, 1943 Saying: He who is afraid of asking is ashamed of learning. Activities: Band 1.2, 3,4 St. Law. Valley League 2,4 Chorus 1, 2, 3,4 Section All-State 3 St. Law. Valley League 1,3 G.A.A. 1,2 Class Offices Secretary 1 Student Senate 2, 3 Senior Play 4 Sextet 2,3,4 Library Club 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Yearbook Staff 4 A . V. Club 1 Dance Band 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 3, 4 Le Cercle Francais 4 MARVEL FRANK VLAU Marv” Born: September 20, 1943 Saying: Conceit is God's gift to little Men. BONNIE JEAN HOFFERBERTH Bon Born: October 22, 1943 Saying: The important thing is not so much where we stand, as in which direction we are going. Activities: Chorus 1, 2, 3,4 G.A.A. 1,2 F.H.A. 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Le Cercle Francais 4 Senior Play 4 Activities: Mixed Chorus 1, 2 F.F.A. 1,3,4 Treasurer 4 Football 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Library Club 1 Soccer 4 Senior Play 4 A.V. Club 1,2,3,4 6lm 'Twfikaf MARY LANGTRY is flying with Mohawk Air Lines. She is working out of Ogdensburg so that every free moment is spent with that Calaboga kid. SUZANNE GIBSON has completed her college training at Brockport and is now back to serve Hammond Central School as their first woman gym teacher. CONNIE DUNN has graduated from Cornell University and is now spending her time keeping house for a Marine from Rossie. DANNY PHALEN is now helping Uncle SamintheMarines, with a very nice Black Lake resident for a wife. ELAINE DAWLEY has just finished WatertownBusiness School and is walking down the aisle with a graduate of A. T. I. PRISCELLA MARSAW is one of New York States’ best teachers. She is situated in New York City with her husband and family. DALE GOSIER has just graduated from Le Moyneandhas been signed up by the New York Yankees as their pitcher. MARVEL VIAU has just taken a nail out of the stomach of a cow. His pet project is still women. RAJEAN AMYOT is sailing on the Atlantic with the U. S. Navy. He is a typical sailor because he has a girl in every port. BONNIE HOFFERBERTH is working at the House of the Good Samaritan, as head Lab Technician. SHARON SARGENT is happily married to John Hollister and raising three children in Pleasant Valley. VICTOR SMITHERS was just offered $50,000 a year to be a D. J. at W K B W. PAT PADDOCK has finished Albany State and is now the wife of a prominent Cornell man. RONNIE AMYOT has just won the Indianapolis speedway cup for the fifth year in a row and decided to help Uncle Sam by joining the Air Force. JOHN FELT has just returned from Hudson Bay on a hunting trip. He has his car loaded with ducks, geese, and empty shells. SHIRLEY JONES is still going to Pat’s Barn Dances. She and that Aldrich guy were engaged last week. MARGARET AMYOT is now a nurse in one of Canada’s Biggest hospitals. She seems to enjoy using her French language, while talking to that tall, dark, and handsome doctor. SANDRA TOLAND now owns the only floristshop inHammond. She is still looking for the right one to come along, CAROL PHALEN has gradually been working her way up in the New York Hospital. She has just been offered the highest position granted a nurse. FAYE LANGTRY has finished her nursing school, and is still getting proposals for marriage. NANCY ROSENBARKER has graduated from Rochester Beautician School and now her little girls have the latest hair styles. RITA AMYOT is the U. S.’s first woman ambassador to France. She has three little” Frenchmen with true French blood. 9Ul mtfe Sesfetttwnt We, the Senior Class of Hammond Central School of the Town of Hammond in the county of St. Lawrence, and the State of New York, being of sound mind and body, do make, publish, and declare this our last will and testament in the following manner: To the Freshmen we leave our acting ability. To the Sophomores we leave our ability to run the school. To the Juniors we leave our tattered, torn up Citizenship Education books and tired and worn out Cit. Ed. Teacher. To Mr. Toomey we leave a senior class that he won’t have to yell at. To Mr. Richardson we leave a well earned rest. To Coach McCarthy we leave good luck in finding a winning team (basketball, baseball, etc.) To Mrs. Hollis we leave peaceful play practices. To the remaining faculty we leave peace and quiet in their study halls. MARGARET AMYOT leaves her nickname “ Maggie” to Mrs. Margaret Spies. RAJEAN AMYOT leaves his jazzy, red convertible to June Marsaw. Easy on the gas pedal, June! RITA AMYOT leaves her ability in the art department to Vicki Morrison. RONNIE AMYOT leaves his cool and catty ways to Mr. Toomey. Swing it Dad!! ! CONNIE DUNN leaves her long hair to Carolyn Faubert. ELAINE DAWLEY leaves her love of DANCES and all the fun that goes with them to Janie Gallagher. JOHN FELT leaves his duck hunting to the birds. SUE GIBSON leaves her ability to make friends to Bill Aiken. DALE GOSIER leaves his BASKETBALL ability to Ned Cole. BONNIE HOFFERBERTH leaves her ability to keep slim to Dolly Mallette. SHIRLEY JONES leaves her place in the cafeteria to Pat McCormick. FAYE J.ANGTRY takes all she’s got with her. MARY LANGTRY leaves her hot-rodding ways to Louise Amyot. PRISCELLA MARSAW leaves anything anybody can find. PAT PADDOCK leaves her love of everything, especially extra-curricular activities, to Ann Spies. CAROL PHALEN leaves her baby-sitting job to Susan Langtry. DAN PHALEN leaves his jazzy haircut to anyone so desiring it. NANCY ROSENBARKER leaves her blond hair rinse to any blonde who needs it. SHARON SARGENT leaves her ability to boss boys to anyone who can handle them. Go home, Pete! VICTOR SMITHERS To whom it may concern; he leaves NOTHING. MARVEL VIAU leaves his curly hair to Coach McCarthy. SANDRA TOLAND leaves her tallness and slimness to Linda Hollister. In witness whereof, we have hereunto subscribed our names and affixed our seal, this twenty-first day of June in the year of Kennedy, nineteen hundred and sixty-one. Witnessed by Kilroy and the Phantom. Testators: Ron Amyot (TTL, CL Marvel Viau l) A l fi Ai ■ :0 W! ‘a:5 H ♦� « «C r? 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FOURTH ROW: ; R. Felt, W. Aiken, C. Milsap, L. Roth, Mrs. Campbell. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mrs. Eustis, B. Stewart, L. Lavarnway, D. j Rogers, R. Neuroth, R. Beaudine, Mr. Richardson. SECOND ROW: T. Atkins, C. Faubert, D. Ayen, L. Amyot, E. Hanson, J. Manson. THIRD ROW: B. Hollister, G. Bass, K. Nelson, K. LaBarge, J. Roberts, D. Bicklehaupt, G. ! Stephenson. FOURTH ROW: R. Pierce, A. Spies, C. Baxter, M. Walton, i B. Hollister, D. Langtry, C. Barney, D. Mallette. I I I i I I | 6(au of '63 I I t CJmm o '64 4 f f ‘ FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mrs. Spies, R. Jones, I. Rogers, P. McCormick, N. Maloy. SECOND ROW: J. Atkins, J. Toland, L. Shoulette, B. Leonard, J. Snell, S, Decker. THIRD ROW: C. Wells, J. Marsaw, D. Martin, J. Perry, S. Ayen. FOURTH ROW: E. Dillon, D. Ayen, F. Paddock, S. Biondi, P. Langtry, S. Cutway. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. Gallagher, P. Petri, D. Dygert, L. Hollister, H. LaChapelle, L. Atkins, B. Proven, Mrs. Hunneyman. SECOND ROW: B. Cuthbert, P. Lavarnway, N. Cole, A. Beaudine, L. Jones, J. Clasgen, P. Hunter, J. Preston. THIRD ROW: D. Plummer, M. Hutton, J. Youngs, K. Drake, V. Morrison, G. Shoulette, W. Crawford. FOURTH ROW: J. Brown, J. Toland, E. Phalen, T. Krake, R. Youngs, L. Sargent, D. Davis, R. Hawn. x FRONT ROW, Left to Right: B. Lowery, S. Rogers, L. Atkins, J. Gleason, N. Crowford, C. Amyot, C. Martin. SECOND ROW: S. Marioa, E. Vincent, P. Gibson, D. Proven, L. Reed, D. Roberts, C. McAvoy, G. Fleming. THIRD ROW: J. Meicht, S. Storie, W. Youngs, A. Bowman, T. Youngs, B. Paddock D. Hanson. FOURTH ROW: M. Hazelton, S. Marsaw, E. Hunneyman, W. Elliott, D. Hawn, L. Amyot, F. Burns, Mrs. Judge. SaJMJtk Gwk F R FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mr. Felt, G. Decker, B. Hunter, D. Slate, R. C Slate, M. Hall, A. Beaudine. SECOND ROW: J. Farrell, L. Dunn, B. Drake, p T. Me Meehan, L. Mattoon, S. Martin. THIRD ROW: T. Neuroth, P. Han- son, L. Gascon, J. Stephenson, D. Stewart, S. King, E. Farrell. FOURTH ROW: H. Viau, E. Viau, J. Hunter, D. McLear, V. Emrich, C. Davis, W. Youngs. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: S. Schermerhorn, R. McCormick, L. Vincent, J. Langtry, D. Ayen, D. Amyot, D. Viau, C. Ardwine, Mrs. Storie. SECOND ROW: M. Ann Milsap, N. Thomas, R. Decker, P. Baxter, D. Chapman, G. Lavarnway, D. Decker, S. Emrich, J. Hyde. THIRD ROW: T. Hazelton, L. Hall, E. Fleming, F. Preston, P. Baxter, E. Savage, G. Hunter, H. LaBarge, G. Maloy. FOURTH ROW: J. Davis, D. Hutton, P. Ayen, M. Cole, V. Barney, J. Ayen, C. Gascon, D. Hawn, M. McLear. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Miss McCourt, R. Bowman, M. Bickelhaupt, P. Watson, J. Laidlaw, W. Gascon. SECOND ROW: C. Ayen, C. Sargent, D. Hazelton, P. LaChapelle, G. Stewart, P. Emrich, E. Leonard. THIRD ROW: U Shoulette, R. Martin, D. Drake, D. Hunneyman, D. Tripiciano, D. Pad- j ock, J. Morrison, M. Toland. FOURTH ROW: D. Stephenson, L. Davis, 1 Second Gwk •r; ... 'Simi Gm k FIRST ROW, Left to Right: C. Dedrich, D. Stories, B. Watson, B. Bass, D. Oakley. SECOND ROW: N. Schermerhorn, E. McAvoy, J. Perry, A. Cole, R. Reynolds, A. Sargent, W. A yen. THIRD ROW: K. O’Leary, H. Demick, P. Baxter, H. Arquitt, G. Fleming, L. Ayen, R. Furgison. FOURTH ROW: D. Gascon, L. Segouin, V. Amyot, M. Hunter, W. Nicol, M. Mattoon, R. Stout, D. Amyot. ABSENT: M. Hamilton, D. LaLonde, A. Baker. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: L. Slate, E. Savage, J. Milsap, K. O’Leary, P. Jones, Jr., W. Martin, K. Gibson, G. Viau, Miss Hadlock. SECOND ROW: R. Hamilton, G. Forsythe, K. Peterson, B. Rogers, P. Chapman, L. Hollister, P. Langtry, C. Hawn, D. Nelson. THIRD ROW: J. Bickelhaupt, A. Ross Stout, D. Mitchell, J. Gibson, K. Vincent, J. Walsh, C. Viau, D. Schermer- horn. FOURTH ROW: D. Burns, M. Doyle, R. Bass, C. Chase, H. Reynolds, E. Pierce, M. McGregor, D. Toland, S. Thomas. ABSENT: R. Williams, L. Roberts. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: D. Snell, A. Beaudine, D. Milsap, J. Dedrick, D. Hunter, R. Fleming, E. Peterson, Mrs. Watson. SECOND ROW: C. For- sythe, T. Supensky, J. Hamilton, D. Vincent, K. Gascon, K. Nelson, M. Amyot. THIRD ROW: A. Laidlaw, J. Nelson, D. Burns, D. Martin, R. Reed, L. Demick, T. Davis, L. DeCarr. FOURTH ROW: C. Bickelhaupt, L. Decker, N. Chase, D. Simons, R. Shaver, D. Emrich, L. Doherty, D. A yen Jr., M. A myot. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: P. Gibson, C. Stevenson, M. Burns, J. Martin, R. Roberts, L. Hollister, D. Viau, R. Bergau, Mrs. Jones. SECOND ROW: S. Ayen, M. Milsap, H. Walsh, R. Reynolds, S. Proven, W. Storie, K. Peter- son. THIRD ROW: K. Shaver, D. Randall, J. Oakley, C. Viau, J. Gordon, S. Amyot, D. Gascon, M. Bergau. FOURTH ROW: B. Hunter, J. Bowman, R. Farley, D. Spies, L. Chase, D. Mitchell, D. Mitchell, J. McGregor, D. Hunter. ABSENT: D. Furgison, D. Baker. KuihujaMm mmamnsi ic li::o: §-:po;S ... I. m mmmtm :$: :c :0::f Gr KiGI H iCvri ,-‘. ' :’ ,„V:‘‘ 5rH :? -s fe!5 Sr5T ii §i|ii5 Si Ca !5§§ :i- .. $$ U ■ M iSip :?-Piiii' '• : '• i§ ixs WM ci? ?K i iPx l§l I I jgj.-—— pill............... 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Perry, D. Aynes, E. Hanson, J. Gallagher, Mrs. Hollis. THIRD ROW: P. Marsaw, D. Plummer, K. Nelson, C. Faubert, B. Hollister, D. Mallette. FOURTH ROW: A. Spies, S. Langtry, P. Paddock, C. Baxter, M. Walton, R. Amyot, E. Dawley, D. Langtry. HM fi Doug Ayen Fred Paddock Bob Hollister Vic Smithers Sterling Cutway Sousaphone Snare Drum Bass Drum Snare Drum Trumpet Suzanne Gibson Judy Atkins Trudy MacMechan JoAnn Atkins Carol Phalen Cymbals Trumpet Trumpet Trumpet Trumpet Baritone Sax Bonnie Cuthbert Priscella Marsaw Jackie Petrie Claudette Amyot Donna Plummer Trumpet Trumpet Trumpet Trumpet Alto Sax Joy Youngs Jackie Perry Diane Dygert Lee Lavarnway Marcia Walton Horn Bells Horn Tenor Drum Alto Sax Clarinet Phil Lavarnway Vicki Morrison Elaine Hanson Alto Sax Tenor Sax Alto Sax Clarinet Mary Langtry Pat Paddock Clarinet Wanda Youngs Carolyn Faubert Bass Clarinet Alto Clarinet Flute Clarinet - Oboe Bonnie Proven Ann Spies Marguerite Hutton Baritone Darlene Martin Connie Dunn Clarinet Clarinet Clarinet Horn Sally Decker Clista Baxter Clarinet Clarinet Tim Atkins Susan Langtry Trombone Horn Scott Biondi Janie Gallagher Trombone Baritone Donna Langtry Karen Nelson Trumpet Majorette Head Majorette Donna Ayen Majorette FIRST ROW, Left to Right: V. Smithers, S. Biondi, J. Gallagher, B. Cuth- bert, C. Faubert. SECOND ROW: D. Plummer, P. Marsaw, S. Gibson, M. Walton, P. Paddock, A. Spies. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: L. Atkins, G. Decker, L. Dunn, C. McAvoy, Mr. Bariteau. SECOND ROW: E. Vincent, C. Martin, L. Amyot, D. McLear, R. Slate, E. Hunneyman, N. Crawford, S. Rogers. THIRD ROW: T. McMechan, C. Amyot, P. Gibson, J. Gleason, N. Cole, D. Hanson, W. Youngs, S. Storie, P. Hanson. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: D. Gardiner, S. Decker, N. Maloy, E. Hanson, M. Amyot, S. Sargent, Mrs. Eustis. SECOND ROW: C. Dunn, N. Kolner, J. Perry, J. Atkins, L. Amyot, R. Amyot, C. Phalen. THIRD ROW: P. Paddock, D. Langtry, M. Walton, C. Faubert, S. Gibson, P. Marsaw, D. Martin, M. Langtry. FOURTH ROW: A. Spies, S. Langtry, C. Bax- ter, B. Hofferberth, S. Toland, E. Dawley, D. Nicol, B. Hollister, F. Langtry. ii i ( | tkoutA I f I I I I MISS MC DOUGLAS f I i i i I LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Marsaw, S. Gibson, i F. Langtry, E. Dawley, C. Dunn, P. Pad- ! dock. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. Hunter, B. Hunter, J. Farrell, T. Neuroth, Miss Mc- Douglas, SECOND ROW: D. Ayen, J. Gleason, S. Biondi, W. Jones. THIRD ROW: P. Hunter, V. Smithers, P. Langtry, F. Paddock, J. Snell. LEFT to right Mr. Wisner, V. Smithers, C. Dunn, L. Lavarnway Light Runners LEFT TO RIGHT R. Amyot, J. Felt, E. Dawley, S. Gibson Dragsters Mr. Wisner Hot - Rod Instructor LEFT TO RIGHT Mr. Wisner, J. Catlin, D. Gardiner, D. Towne Speedsters LEFT TO RIGHT J. Hadlock, D. Ayen, K. Milsap, S. Langtry Tailgaiters ' 11 I I i i f s ' c i1 fcV i i FIRST ROW, Left to Right: S. Sargent, L. Hollister, J. Petrie, C, Phalen, J. Gallagher, L. Amyot, Mrs. Spies. SECOND ROW: D. Gardiner, M. Amyot, N. Rosenbarker, D. Ayen, I. Rogers, J. Marsaw, B. Cuthbert. THIRD ROW: M. Hutton, D. Langtry, M. Langtry, R. Am- yot, C. Faubert, C. Amyot, F. Langtry. FOURTH ROW: A. Spies, S. Langtry, S. Jones, B. Hofferberth, S. Toland, E. Dawley, D. Plummer, D. Martin. l.H.A. A Ohfau FIRST ROW, Left to Right: C. Phalen, President; Mrs. Spies, Advisor. SECOND ROW: R. Amyot, Secretary and Treasurer; S. Jones, Vice-President. LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Altier, M. Viau, D. Phalen, R. Youngs, Mr. Wisse, B. Stewart. Grease Makers Cool Carpenters' ’The Thinkers Aimin' High' Germ Finders' Wild Welders’ % i: $ •? % cn m H w h-i ffi v : W.� Jy 1 - - « A - w A JL % AJ H, i-«% Jw | A A I A '$ ? % -W: • . X ? ''=,r% « $ x x« i := ¥ . :« f. s •� . ««► 1 • ¥• -8 ft � f � J - v'-� . f «• J A- 'is t ■ 1 ✓ % rf « « � % % S X � % S WV % «ft « 4S 8 4 ft tj ■%,. ,iX M : ... : i. , -.,. . ... f 5 'V c rAA X' 4 0’ '• : .. v � I?' ■� :■« • fti : :« «■: i .« .. ■� .. «• t. $ % -X b a T it:vr « j « � � 'i • w f ,: •: a , ft « •:■: -' . 9 Z $Z Zf7tZ L4 i7%Z% $Z . « b ■ , t S-. “ “Aa : 1 s? 2 ■ ■� : I -f« 'S. •$ ■ o '? { « w . ,=. . -a :■«■ ■fw Wmfo Wmm,. :r . ..J Zs F; Ik) « •? L ® « s’ JZ 1 A' 1 1 T rj «® « i •� «� - '«j Coach Tom McCarthy '£ uddl FIRST ROW, Left to Right: R. Amyot, T. Altier, D. Stevens, D, Gardner, B. Stewart, L. Lavarnway. SECOND ROW: K. Stewart, D. Felt, D. Gosier, J. Felt, J. Hibbs, J. Gatlin, D. Phalen. «i I Ronnie Amyot Tony Altier John Catlin Rebecca Slate Vicki Morrison Deidre Stewart Brian Stewart Donna Plummer Janie Gallagher (Jmdif 'BukSall LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Dillon, J. Gleason, T. Atkins, B. Hollister, S. Cutway, P. Langtry, F. Paddock, D. Baker, W. Moquin, G. Bass. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: B. Hunter, G. Decker, D. Slate, L. Dunn, J Pharo. SECOND ROW: H. Viau, B. Drake, T. Neuroth, L. Gascon, P. Han- son, J. Hunter. THIRD ROW: N. Cole, P. Lavarnaway, J. Calsgen, A Beaudine, P. Hunter, D. Davis, W. Jones. $ woi Hi E):; {cK'r :C- -H€C-)K: X)Kl.- Ws %u w « % ■ 1 «.« « % 2)S-;£©:r!);Cv-rI DlvHiCtC l : i ok ;� k- .■''' ■ 3i :v;£0:v:€C ; sill lilii iiliill PKSillill .pPl«l|| D2URYLEA Cong ratu1 at i ons to the Class of 161 South Hammond Local of the DAIRYMEN’S LEAGUE ASSN., INC. Let's use more delicious da i ry products'. Dairylea Milk, Butter Cheese, and Ice Cream Congratulations to the Sen i or Class of 1961 -L • MILK ■u 4- m r Comp 1i ment s of THE HAMMOND LOCAL of the DAIRYMEN'S LEAGUE ASSN., INC. i ■ i c i PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS A CAREER IN PHARMACY? Have you considered the advantages of a career in pharmacy? It offers security, varied opportunities, satisfaction that comes with know- ing you are contributing to your community’s health. Pharmacy is a respected profession, and it pays well. Write today for more information about education requirements, etc. to Kinney Drugs, Gouverneur. Everything In Music Home of Music CURTIS-HOLMES MUSIC Phone SU 2-5240 1 19 Stone St reet Watertown, N. Y. MERCER'S JERSEY FARM, INC Fine Dairy Products BELMORE S SERVICE STATION 24 Hour Service Gouverneur New York A Mllf Comp 1i ments of M. E. Spicer, Mgr. Brier Hill Stan Belmore, Prop. 26 Edith Phone 963 Gouverneur, New York BELMORE1 S TAXI SERVICE 24 Hour Service Day or Night - Rain or Shine Comp 1 imerits of FAMILY BARGAIN CENTERS, INC. 218-222 Arsenal Street Watertown, New York Phone Morristown DRake 5-6645 Supp 1 i ers for Hammond Central School Fashion Show T Comp 1 imerits of CAMERON1 S CLEANERS Phone 681 Ogdensbu rg N. Y. THE PHOTO SHOP For supp1i es serv i ce equ i pment Phone 568 Jack Byrnes Phonog raph Records 227 Ford St. Ogdensbu rg N. Y. Comp 1iments of CHATTERBOX RESTAURANT L. Sholette Sons 302 Ford St. Ogdensbu rg N. Y. Sen Jit to the 1 tXjfiindrtf Comp 1iments of G0LDST0NE CLEANERS Phone 336 219 Isabella St. Ogdensbu rg N. Y. Compliments ][l of DODD1 S DAIRY Ice Cream and Milk Phone 507 Ogdensbu rg N. Y. Comp 1iments of ife GALLAGHER' S Station Store Ca r Repa i r i ng Se rv i ce Mobil Products Phone 115 M1 Comp 1i ments of ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY SAVINGS BANK Ogdensburg, N. Y. A Mutual Savings Institution Dedicated To The Encouragement of Thrift, Home-Ownership And The Habit of Saving. All Deposits Insured By Federa1 Depos i t Insurance Corp. HESS FURNITURE COMPANY Ogdensbu rg N. Y. We Give S H Green Stamps perlinq's FURNITURE STORES Ogdensbu rg Massena Ma1 one Potsdam Canton Comp 1iments of A FRIEND GREENBLATT Ogdensbu rg1s Store of Friendly C red i t Fu rn i tu re Jewe1ry RED Sr WHITE STORE Alex-Bay Smooth Sailing THE SHIP Alexandria Bay New York Comp 1 imerits of GEORGE W. BAILEY and DONALD W. BAILEY Optomet r i sts 401 State St. Ogdensbu rg New York Comp 1i ments of KAMARG0' S FURNITURE STORE Ogdensbu rg Wate rtown Sr Gouve rneu r Comp 1i ments of MC FADDEN MEMORIALS I NC. Monuments Ma rkers G ran i te-Marb1e Bronze 800 State St reet Ogdensburg N. Y. Phone 1157 Comp 1i ments of Canton Street Ogdensbu rg New York THE SURPRISE S H Green Stamps Ogdensbu rg Gouverneu r Potsdam Comp 1iments of J. F. SHARP INC. Studebake r Pont i ac Internat i ona1 T rucks Ogdensbu rg N. Y. THE SEYMOUR HOTEL Corner Ford and State Ogdensburg, N. Y. Cocktail Lounge - Parking Dining Room Centre of Town All facilities available Comp 1i ments of TONY' S BARBER SHOP Comp 1iments of CHAPPELS HOTEL E. D. BRIGGS CO., INC. D i st r i butor of BURT OLNEY Fancy Foods Ogdensbu rg N. Y. Best Wi shes f rom EMPSALLS Ogdensbu rg SIMPSONS DRUG STORE P resc r i pt i on Spec i a 1i sts Cosmet i cs 122 Ford St reet Ogdensburg N. Y. Comp 1iments of ENDICOTT- J0HNS0N f 1 — In Shoes For The Whole Fami 1y Ogdensbu rg Compliments of GOUVERNEUR AND ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY FAIR Come and See Us in 1961 H EDGEWOOD RESORT AND ADVENTURE TOWN Alexandria, New York CHARLES GARLOCK AND SONS INC. Lumber Dealers and Cont ractors Frigidaire Appliances Morgan Kitchen Cabinets Anderson Mi 1Iwork Pratt Lambert Paints Armstrong Linoleum Phone 300 Alexandria Bay, N. Y. HARTMAN' S FEED Ml LL Poultry and Dairy Feeds Fertilizer and Twine Molasses Blending Albert F. Hartman Redwood Phone: Alex. Bay 45ml or 373R2 Comp 1i ments of J. C. QUINCER CO. Redwood New York SEAKER-GRAVES MOTOR COMPANY Chevrolet Sales S- Service Phone 26 Gouverneur Cong ratu1 at i ons Class of '61 CENTRAL GARAGE Bu i ck Olds G.M.C. Trucks Sales and Service Phone 788 Gouverneur, New York . A Comp 1 i ment s of THE REDWOOD NATIONAL BANK Membe r F. D. I . C. Redwood, New York Congratulations Class of '61 At LEWIS S- LEWIS, INC. HI SUUAHECOfllOOU. Coal and Petroleum Products CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Hammond, New York Every Banking Service Safe Deposit Boxes Member F.D. I . C. Member F.R.S. Comp 1 i ment s of CITIZENS TELEPHONE COMPANY Telephone DA 4-2581 Hammond, N. Y. Hammond, N. Y. CARBONES PARDON C. SMITH AND CO. VINCENT GIBSON, OWNER Heating - Plumbing - Wiring New and Used Appliances Myers and Gould Water Pumps Authorized G. E. Dealer For Finer Footwear Buster Brown-F1orsheim Shoes Gouverneur, New York Best of Luck JONES FARM SUPPLY J. I . Case New Hoi 1 and Massey Ferguson Sales Serv i ce Gouve rneu r N. Y. Comp 1 i ment s of NEWBERRY' S Gouverneu r N. Y. J. ■ PORTER' S MARINE Evinrude Motors MFG Boats 248 West Main Phone 486 Gouve rneu r N. Y. Comp 1iments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK Gouverneu r N. Y. JOSEPH FISHER SONS The Good Clothing Store Ogdensbu rg N. Y. Comp 1i ment s of OGDENSBURG ELECTRIC SUPPLY INC. 601 Canton St. Ogdensbu rg N. Y. BRANDY' S DRUG STORE Presc r i pt i on Spec i a 1 i st s Trusses and Crutches 325 State St. Phone 198 T Comp 1 i ment s of A FRIEND BOYER BROS. Ogdensbu rg N. Y. PERRETTA PACKING CO. INC, Brier Hill N. Y. DEMICK' S MOTOR COURT Hammond, N. Y. OSCAR' S TAVERN Ford Street Ogdensbu rg N. Y. PHILLIP' S DINER 415 Ford St. Ogdensbu rg N. Y. BASTA' S Such Populari ty 'Must Be Deserv i ng Ogdensbu rg New York Comp 1iments of VERNON BURROWS Alex. Bay Pol ice Depa rtment FELDER'S DINER AND BLUE SUNOCO STATION Redwood New York Phone 463J2 Alex. Bay C. N. COOK CO. THOUSAND ISLAND PHARMACY Corner James and Market St reets Alex. Bay, N. Y, Phone 106 Comp 1 iments of KEELER' S VARIETY STORE AND TOYLAND Lou i se Wi1mont Kee1e r Alex. Bay Phone 557 Radio TV Sales Service J. Y. THOMSON JEWELER D i amonds Watches Jewelry S i1ve rwa re Phone Store 3 +2 21 James Street Alexandria Bay N. Y. CORNER PHARMACY INC. AND 1000 ISLAND LIQUOR STORE H. F. Edick Prop. Phone 33 or 221 Alex. Bay N. Y. , Comp 1iments of 1 NINA' S HOTEL Gouve rneu r 34 Depot St. Phone 933 Comp 1iments of J. R. MILLER CLOTHING STORE Main St. Gouverneu r Clothes for Men Boys, Ladies Comp 1iments of STARNES' FLORIST Gouve rneu r N. Y. CLEARVIEW RESTAURANT I ta1i an Ame r i can Food Beverage Phone 9k2 Gouve rneu r N. Y. Joseph Pi stoles i I AIRPORT RESTAURANT Gouve rneu r N. Y. Phone-9 7 Comp 1i ments of the WATERTOWN MATTRESS CO. , INC. Comp 1iments of CASSAW' S MARKET AND MOTEL Route 11 Gouve rneu r N. Y. You r TEXACO DEALER WILLIAM T. ANDERSON CORP. Lumber and Bui 1 de rs1 Supp1i es Phone 244 Gouve rneu r N. Y. Comp 1 i ments of CONWAY STUDIO Cameras Supplies Photog raphy Gouve rneu r Phone 37 J. E. MC ALLASTER OIL CO. Gaso1 i ne Ke rosene Fuel Oil Phone 232 Gouve rneu r N. Y. Comp 1iments of NORTHERN METALS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Gouve rneu r SIPHER DISTRIBUTING COMPANY 104 C1i nton St. Gouverneur N.Y. Maxwel1 house Coffee Campbel1 Soups Comp 1ete Restau rant Se rv i ce Phone 157 M BROWNS JEWELRY STORE Cash or Budget Payment 11 East Main St. Gouve rneu r N. Y. Comp 1 i ments of LYNDE DAIRY BAR Qua 1 i ty Da i ry P roduct s Founta i n Light Lunches Gouve rneu r N. Y. Comp 1iments of GOUVERNEUR IRON WORKS INC. Your Steel Supp 1 i e r Phone 1500 Comp 1i ments of GOUVERNEUR COOP. Bu1k Feed Se rv i ce Comp 1 i merit s of COLLINS KELLETT CO., INC Alexandria Bay N. Y. BAINE SERVICE STATION Redwood New York Chevron Products Phone 5 2-Wl Alex. Bay Comp 1iments of ROGER' S MARKET Alexandria Bay New York THOUSAND ISLAND SUN Publi shed eve ry Thursday Printers to the Peop1e Alex. Bay, N. Y. 1000 Islands G0ERGER' S HOTEL Rooms With Showe rs Dining Room Tap Room Visit Ou r Cravat Bar Phones 537-538 Alex. Bay, N. Y. PEARL1 S DEPARTMENT STORES, INC. Dry Goods Ready-to-Wear Clothing Fu rn i sh i ngs Shoes Alex. Bay, N. Y. Comp 1iments of THE CHEZ PARIS Frankie Connie Mary-Jo - Tamara Comp 1i ments of REDWOOD BARBER SHOP V i rg i 1 Reynolds Ca rmen Alex. Bay, N. Y. Phone 362-R2 Alex. Bay New York Comp 1iments of SCHOOL HOUSE Phone DR 5-6653 Brier H i 1 New York Comp 1 i ments of WHALEN1 S GARAGE Phone DR 5 6606 Brier Hill New York Comp 1iments of Comp 1iments of THE BAY STORE MR. MRS. BYRON G. MC AVOY F0LIN0' S SHOE STORE Hammond, N. Y. HENRY' S MARKET Alexandria Bay New York — — Best Wishes Comp 1iments of Movies are Better Than Ever at the GRALYN THEATER Comp 1iments of CRESCENT RECREATION POMP' S DRY CLEANERS 32A I sabe11a St, West Main St. Gouve rneu r N. Y. Phone 3 10 Ogdensbu rg N. Y. Gouve rneu r N. Y. L. J. STERLING WHOLESALE, INC. Phone 895 Gouve rneu r N. Y. White Owls Robt. Burns El Producto Page Shaw Cand i es Comp 1 i ments of SUPER i.G.A. MARKET Charles F. Singer Phone A1 1 Alex. Bay, N. Y. HAVEN1 S G roce r i es and Clock Watch Repa i r Alexandria Bay 1 7 3 W Comp 1 i ment s of BURKE1 S BARBER SHOP Gouve rneu r N. Y. Comp 1 i ment s of REYNOLDS GARAGE Pont i ac Sales and Se rv i ce Alex. Bay, N. Y. JONES HARDWARE DOBBINS STORE SAM GUERRIER CO. SCHERMERHORN BOATS SALES DuPont Paint Venet i an Blinds Se rv i ce Gouve rneu r New York Groceries Meats Legal Beverages She 11 Gas Open Nights and Sundays Phone 1 1-8 Alex. Bay, N. Y. 000 Islands Men1 s, Women's and Boys Apparel Evinrude Motors Modern Cottages Alex. Bay, N. Y. DA 4-4228 Hammond, N. Y. NORTHEAST CONSTRUCTION, INC. GOUVERNEUR RECREATION CENTER Gouverneu r New York 8 A.M.F. Automat i c Pi nspotters Light Lunches and Refreshments Herb and Olga Hi 1 yard P rop r i etors FLOYD F. ALLEN E 1ect r i ca1 Contract i ng Plumbing Heat i ng Phone DA 4-4391 Hammond New York MALL0TT' S SAW MILL Lumber and Va r i colored Stone Hammond, N. Y. Phone DA 4-4324 BLIND BAY MARINE MALL0TT' S GENERAL STORE Groceri es-Meats D rugs Radio and Television Tubes Phone 4-4326 Hammond, N. Y. WM. CONSTANT I'NE Well Drilling Phone 4-4293 North Hammond OAK POINT TRADING POST Ken and Helen Cutway On the St. Law. River Su-Mark Boats Ev i n rude Ma r i ne Supp1i es Lunches - Camps Mi nnows Howard Allen P rop. Tel. DA 4-4393 ’ iK ’.7.. HOWIE' S SUPERMARKET Meat and G roce r i es Hammond New York Art and Ora Howi e Comp 1 i ment s of BOURDON NSURANCE Hammond, N. Y. Phone DA-4-4371 Comp 1 i ment s of HOME RESTAURANT Bev Bob G i bson Phone DA 4-4000 Hammond New York Comp 1i ments of I WARNERS COTTAGES Marge A1 Homes Chippewa Bay New York Comp 1i ments of BURDICK1 S PLACE LOCUST LODGE Chippewa Bay New York On Black Lake Reservat i ons Cash Ed. Burdick P rop. Phone Drake 5-6556 Comp 1 i ments of Comp 1 i ment s of H. J. NICOL MRS. THELMA C. EUSTIS F r i g i da i re App1 i ances Phone DA 4-2182 Hammond New York Comp 1 i ment s of Wl LDE' S SOPER BROTHERS LUMBER HAMMOND HARDWARE Fishing Tackle Moore1 s Paint Painting Supp1i es Mill work Etc. Purina Chows Phone DA 4-2942 Gene ra1 Me rchand i se Meats Sr Vegetab1es Phone DA 4-2981 Hammond New York Comp 1i ments of G. L. Fa rm Supplies and Feed Supplies Hammond New York i i Comp 1i ments of Comp 1i ments of Comp 1 i ments of Comp 1 i ments of GERALD HOLLISTER MARSAW' S F. E. TRUAX AND SON Sand Gravel !; Fill Sr Topso i 1 j| Phone DA 4-4319 Hammond New York Farm Supply and Atlantic Se rv i ce DA 4-2551 Gene ra1 I nsu ranee Hammond New York GALLOWAY' S ICICLE RESTAURANT Hammond, N. Y. merits of J L. SHITHERS g. SON HARDWARE Mor r i stown New York Comp 1 i ment s of BILL HAUCK Hotel Cottages Black Lake Road L0U' S LUNCH Orders for Home Baked Goods at MURDOCK1 S CHEVRON STATION Phone DR 5-8212 Mo r r i stown N. Y. FORD' S MOB I L Service Station Phone DRake 5-6302 Mor r i stown 'tvL- v N. Y. Mobiloi'J WRIGHT1 S SPORTING GOODS BARLEY' S GARAGE Phone DR 5-6340 Comp 1 i ment s of ERWIN V. SCHERMERHORN BUSHNELL' S HARDWARE Evinrude Sales and Services Phone DR 5-6552 Morri stown N. Y. Mo r r i stown New York Gene ra1 Insu ranee Phone DRake 5-6585 Morr i stown N. Y. Heat i ng-P1umb i ng Br i e r Hi N. Y. Phone DR 5“66l4 ROSE MANOR Phone DR 5-6775 Morr i stown N. Y. We cater to parties and dane i ng Friday Satu rdays ROBERT1 S DINER and HOME BAKERY Comp 1 i ment s of EMILE FAUBERT WELL DRILLING CLINTON SLATE FUEL unches home cooking Chippewa Bay New York Anytime, Anywhere Hammond, N. Y. Phone DA A-2531 Kerosene, Gas Phone DA 4-410 Hammond New York GERALD J. JONES Bottle Gas P1umb i ng Heat i ng HAMILTON1 S BAKERY 7 Main Street Phone 1224 Gouverneur, N. Y. DA 4-2971 Hammond, N. Y. Comp 1 i ment s of ROBERT G. COTTRELL AGENCY Agents Bob Dier Mike Ma roun F r i end 1y Insu ranee Se rv i ce 89 E. Main St. Phone 474 Gouverneur, N. Y. GOUVERNEUR AUTO PARTS SUPPLY CO. Formerly Welding Machine Works Fred Scozzafava Sons Gouverneur, N., Y. CARB I NO' S Keepsake D i amonds Sterling S i 1ve r C rysta1 Watches Ogden sbu rg N. Y. LEM COLLETT FUEL OIL Ogdensbu rg New York Comp 1i ment s of HOWARD LUMBER COMPANY, INC. Ogdensbu rg New York Compliments of OGDENSBURG MACHINE COMPANY I NC. 00 Catherine St Ogdensbu rg N. Y. 1 FALCON L Comp 1iments of c LELAND' S FORD SALES Cars - Trucks Parts - Service Ogdensburg, N. Y. Comp 1 i ments of RAY GEARY CHEVROLET, INC, Phone 322 Ogdensbu rg N. Y. Comp 1 i ment s of OGDENSBURG BATTERY COMPANY Ogdensbu rg N. Y. DON REED' S CHEVRON ST AT I 0! Corner of Stal Canton Ogdensburg, N. Phone 3353 2k Hour Wrecking Se rv i ce JOHN L. KELLY LEATHER GOODS The resa New York TROT' S LUNCH BOX Regular Meals Beer and Ale 32 Lake Street Ogdensburg, N. Y. OGDENSBURG BUILDING SUPPLY I NC. 12 River Street Phone I960 Ogdensburg, N. Y. Comp 1 i men t s o MERRY' S FARh SUPPLY Ogdensbu rg New York Comp 1 i ments of RA FRED SHURTLEFF' S It Pays to be an Thrifty i 1 Call n i ne-teen an Fifty 1 -9“5 0- That i s Ogdensburg, N. Y. GRAN-VIEW Restaurant, Gift Shop Motel Home of Beautiful Peek-a-boo Cocktail Lounge 2 Miles West Ogdensburg, N. Y. Route 37 LOUIS WILLIAMS, Prop. Phone 1549 Compliments of CRESCENT DINER 337 Crescent Street Ogdensburg Open 24 Hours a Day Phone 1334J Full Course Dinners Fried Chicken Roast Chicken Comp 1iments of LAVIGNE LAUNDR'i DRY CLEANING Ogdensburg, N, IY St Best of Luck RlTCHiE' S HOTEL ]80 East Main St reet Fine Food Beve rages Comp 1i ments of DEAN KATE 183 Grove Street Gouverneur, N. Y. DODDS MOTOR CORP. Ford Me rcu ry Ford Tractors Gouverneur, N. Y. SPRAGUE FUNERAL HOME Ambu1ance equipped with oxygen Phone 611 ON at SOL KAPLAN DEPARTMENT STORE Shoes and Clothing for The Ent i re Fami 1y Gouverneu r Potsdam N. Y. Comp i i ments of MALLETTE' S GROCERY Rossie, N. Y. JAMES H. RIDSDALE Oxbow, N. Y. Mobi1 Gas Mobi1 Ti res Mob i 1 Oil Gene ra1 Me rchand i se GOUVERNEUR G.L.F. PETROLEUM COOP. INC. Rt. 1 1 1 Mile South of Gouverneur, N.Y. 24 Hou r Oil Burner Service Phone Gouverneur 1094 ol RN WASHBURN® S SUNOCO SERV. Kenneth G. Washbu rn Proprietor 333 W. Main St reet louverneur, N. Y. Tel : Gouverneur 1230 Comp 1iments of CANALI' S HOTEL Gouverneur, N. Y. Comp 1iments of THE ROMA RESTAURANT M. D. Castro Finest of Foods Phone 937 Rt. 1 1 Gouverneur, N. Y. Comp 1iments of HI-WAY MOTORS Gouverneur, N. Y. Bob Fu11i ngton Prop. of ) R Y NG Comp 1iments of HAL' S HOUSE OF FLOWERS Ouverneur, N. Y. Comp 1iments of JOHNSTON' S STORE and CAMPS Phone DA 4-4864 CLASGENS' HOTEL Cottages, Boats Meals and Legal Beve rages Rt. 185 Hammond Phone DA 4-4441 ROOMS LEGAL BEVERAGES HOME COOKED MEALS SHORT ORDERS DANCING Ray G i 11i gan Prop. Ph. Hammond, N.Y. DAvenport 4-4861 Rossie, New York Bill Smith THE STRIKES WOTT RADIO 1 410KC Wate rtown Best Wi shes f rom GOUVERNEUR SAVINGS AND LOAN Comp 1iments of H.M. R. ARTIFICIAL BREEDERS ASSN. Best Wi shes f rom LA BOUTIQUE Part of Thomson Resorts A1exand r i a New York Comp 1i ment s of ERNIE' S TAVERN Redwood-Hammond Rd. E. M. Gappe11 Prop. ARDUINE' S GAS SERVICE Hammond New York Phone DA 4-4334 Good Luck to Class of 1 61 SCHERMERH0RN' S GARAGE Phone DA 4-2033 Comp 1iments of GASCON BROTHERS Well Drilling Phone Hammond DA 4-4448 or 4-4440 Hammond New York Comp 1iments of HADL0CK' S LOCKLAND FARMS Tou r i st Cab i ns Phone DA 4-2043 Hammond, N. Y. Comp 1iments of THE GRIDDLE RESTAURANT Open 6 Days Phone 2583 Ogdensbu rg New York NEWMAN' S CALSO STATION DA 4-2481 Hammond New York Comp 1iments of NELSON COMPANY Black Top Paving Gene ra1 Cont ract i ng Phone DA 4-2701 Hammond, N. Y. Comp 1iments of Comp 1iments of BERN IE LAVARNWAY MR. AND MRS. OGDENSBURG CREAMERIES INC. Bowli ng GERALD GALLAGHER 30 Main Barber Shop B i11i a rds JANIE, PATRICK Phone - Ogdensburg 613 AND TAMMY Ogdensbu rg , New York Phone DA 4-2671 Hammond WIRTHMORE STORES FEEDS Ogdensbu rg Brier Hi DR 5-639 WARD' S SPROTING GOODS STORE 321 I sabe11a St reet Phone 1439 Ogdensburg, N. Y. Headquarters for Athletic Equipment Fishing Tackle Spo rt i ng Goods Johnson Outboard Motors Lyman Larsen Penn Yan Wagemaker Boats Comp 1iments of NICH0L' S FUNERAL HOME Ogdensburg, N. Y. PAGANO' S REXALL DRUGS Phone 541 230 Ford Street Ogdensbu rg Best of Luck to the Seniors of Hammond Central School FARRAND S FLOWERS 118 King Street - Next to Hepburn Hospital Phone 1880 For The Gay Occasions