Hannibal High School - Foursquare Yearbook (Hannibal, NY)

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When the Class fall of l9lq,'Z, there iences. Since that greatly even though other schools. The first year of 1953 entered High School in the were many new classmates and exper- year, our number has diminished we have gained new members from we were stationed in Mrs. Mercier's room and during this year we started selling school supplies which we have continued to sell every year since then, except during the eighth grade when we had Mr. Lyon as our homeroom teacher. Our Freshman Year was a great turning point when the class was allowed more privleges. The class was divided into two sections with Miss Adamy and Mrs. Mercier as our homeroom teachers. That year our class officers were: Pres. Roger Clark, Vice-Pres., George Pelton, Sec., Joyce Scott, Treas., Ngncy Scgggg Student Council, Gerald Marley, and class advisors, Mrs. Mercier and Mr. Cole. During that year we chose our class colors, blue and silver, class flower, white carna- tiong resumed selling school supplies: and had many suc- cessful parties and picnics. The next year we started with new homeroom teachers, Miss Pelton and Mr. Smith. The slate of officers were as follows: President, Lois Blackburn, Vice Pres., Ardis Wiltseg Secretary, Margaret Rodeng Treasurer, Joyce Scott Student Council, Roger Clark, and Advisors, Miss Cullivan and Mr. Smith. The Sophomore Year was a very profitable one with raffles, parties, and picnics. ff STANDING: R. Clark, Mr. B. Canale, As Juniors, we were all placed together in the same G, Pelton room with Mrs. Scripter as our homeroom teacher. This Seated: J. Shoen, Mrs. J. Leggett, year our officers are: Pres., George Pelton, Vice Pres., J, Scott Roger Clark: Sec., Jeanette Shoeng Trees., Joyce Scott, class advisors, Mrs. Leggett and Mr. Canale. Already this year, we have brought a great deal of money into the A 7 ' jx t 0 A 'hX,.,1ff , rg A ff . Lg' 'f 0 Vxfi'-1154 1 A fm ,f. A tw, - C , J ,lg 2: -f X141-,fL! 0041 ' ,.,.J La zyulrj 2 K .ff ' x ' It A I E of W J C 4. NV ' wtf'-.5 J M will it t VXA M wry, V , Ujjxg I K ik, Qt 3lQ'yNQA-7? ec' X N ,Ar vig zjvk K' 51' C,.,l,ilh, ff! X5- so we' fo -M tif' wr 'yay 1, nf . -'!4 . 'Q FJ px gi? .,qjLw0 ka A' If ,LY K. 'J W ,lu H4 ' fill V. TIC? 12' 'K -iff!! BACK ROW: J. Hallows, B. Corey, L. Blackburn, S. Flint, N. Scott, B. Schulz, C. McMillan, M. Smith, J. Scott, L. Welling, J. Crandell, C. Lyons CENTER ROW:D. McFarland, H. Wiltse, R. Clark, W. Pierce, R. Godfrey, K. Fletcher, B. Elms, G. drofoot, D, VanDusen, C. Passino, S. Ladd, J. Grant, H. Hollenbeck, J. Lamie SEATED: J. Sheen, S. Green, M. Roden, C. Brown, J. Perkins, M. Hin , J. Blahe,.A. Wiltse, N. Beckwith, B. Fowler !xS4z4,c!Zf s L X MQSfMg ' 20 S I fi' ,451 mae? M 1 0

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,gf 5 . s Y.. 1 Y 3? We of the class of fifty-four, In our Freshman year began, This memorable voyage through high school, l To make us woman and man. A That year in elections we chose, Our President--mechanic Lenny Cooper, So handsome, strong, and brave, we think that he's super-duper. For Veep we had Ross Ferlito, A muck-farmer, smart and quick, Our charming secretary, Marlene McCarthy, We think she's a sweet little chick. we had Mary Cook as treasurer, She proved not to be an ambezzlerg Rope Cooper, cause she's so smart, was our Student Council Rep, bless her heart. Our first big dance was a Christmas Ball, with Leon and betty ruling over all, with spring in the air, so bright and green, At Niagara Falls we were to be seen. Our first excursion over, with our shore-leave close at hand.... .....Our second voyage had just begun, A lot of work had to be done. STANDING: Mr. G. Crane, M. Marsh, Mr. S. Smith SEATED: I. Wood, S. Hoffman, P. Flint First our class officers we had to elect, Shirley Hoffman, our grand presldentg Our vice-president.Mahlon Marsh, Secretary, Inez Woody Pearl Rlint as treasurerg boy are they Coed! cszgg f VI -'fc V A lot of work, we have been doing, L45zfA6h54,ZA4QaZA4 N' For to New York, we plan on going. ,,f f We wish to thank our swell advisors, too, Mr. Smith and Mr. Crane, and all the crew, QQ, 4 , ! . And so to all we wish smooth selling, lf!! Dffllf .f IL Nay your trails lead to your heart's call L Zips? whether it be a short or long voya qu 07' A We .1 a sincere hon Voy ge Qto,a11 .f ,. Sum f R 'N 'Q 1jJj AA,CQ: 17 4 v1-WJX N31 Y A '.. Vx- ,V EACK ROV: M. Pawlenko, E. King, J. Lyons I. Woods S. Hoffman, L. Lesson, S. Kyle, - 4 P. Flint, H. Cooper, E. Cummins, P 1 CENTER ROw:E. Best, Q,-Qylgr, E. Wlltse, N. arsh, R. Crandell, Tell ook, G. Dawson, ffiy- L Coober, E Abbott, R. Ferlito F. Erown, M. Fowler .P ffl' FRONT RCW: J. Lewis, M. Cook, M. cCar hy, R. Lagasse, H. Kyle, G. Chodubski, H. Eeshuresl A X M. Peac khB. Gray. ,J, bacon , ,C , .f Q,-,fr .JPVK X I U Cj h W I ,,!g.,fff, NN5 I -A X- L., , W JL it l A ,api lift .W A, a W 21 fc,LLu1 f fpfpfd x fy. lf JC, HX '- Lf . I