Hermon DeKalb Central School - Demon Yearbook (De Kalb Junction, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 62 of the 1948 volume:

CLASS HISTORY Four years ago as we assembled for our first year of hlg h school we founf with us William Popple, Donald Slate, Leo Tiernan, Thelma Forbes, Mary Gotham, Isabelle Shampine, Dorothy Bacon, Vicyor Murray, Inez Paro, Joyce Bacon, Lester Dusharm, Earl Hand, Helen Ferguson, Vena Hubbard, Phyllis Johnson, and Eleanor Rowe. In May, Beverly Hendrickson joined our group and in June, Joan Popple. Our class officers were Isabelle Shampine, Pres- ident; Vena Hubbard, vice President; Helen Ferguson, Sec. and Treas.; and Eleanor Rowe, class Historian. Miss Dorothy Brining, Home Economics teacher, acted as class advisor. During this year our class funds and dues gave us a total of $68.55. We loss one member, Joyce Bacon. Class Officers of our Sophomore year were William Popple, President; Isabelle Shampine, vice President; Vena H ubbard. Sec. and Treas.; and Phyllis Johnson, class Historian. Frank Schneck, commercial teacher, was class advisor. In April, we welcomed Marguerite Glasby to our class. The latter part of the year, Earl Hand and Isa- belle Shampine left our group. Our financial standing at the end of this year was $150.97. Our Junior year officers were Vena Hubbard, Pres- ident; Donald Slate, vice President; Phyllis Johnson, Secretary; Beverly Hendrickson, Treasurer; and Eleanor Rowe, class Historian. Miss Rutlie Bitz, musical instr- uctor, acted as class advisor. During the year we lost Helen Ferguson and Joan Popple and gained a member, Joyce Miller. We received our class rings and had two class activities, which were not very successful as our treasury account of $141.64, showed at the end of the year. Officers elected in our Senior year were Vena Hub- bard, President; Donald Slate, vice President; Phyllis Johnson, Secretary; Beverly Hendrickson, Treasurer; and Eleanor Rowe, class Historian. Curti3 Bristol, commer- cial teacher, accepted as class advisor. We were pleased to find Earl Hand, an old member, back with us. In Nov- ember, the Senior play, “Let Me Out of Here , was presented which gave us a profit of $118.03. Our supper which we put on In February was a minor success. The dance vre sponsored in October and our St. Patricks Day dance increased our Treasury account. Minor activities such as food sales, scrap drives, and candy resales, gave us a much better financial outlook toward our class trip in tfuly. We think of this trip as a wonderful conclusion to four years which were well spent. Sitting s E, Stotrell,D. K. Morgan, President, L. Fairbanks Standing : p Dominy, V . Fairbanks BOARD OF EDUCATION District Superintendent of schools Third Supervisory District St. L awr e n ce County Born in Three File Eay, Jefferson County Graduated from Dexter Training Class in 1923 St. Lawrence University, B.S., 1933 St. Laurence University, M. Ed. 1937 Principal Of Depauvelle Public Schools, 1923-28 Principal Of Hammond High School, 1928-41 District Superintendent of Schools, 1941- B. S. cum laude, St. Lav rence 1924, M A. St. Lawrence 1926, Highest honors: Physics, Honors: Math., Member of Phi Beta Kappa, Principal, Evans Mills High School 3 years, teacher, Saranac Lake High School, 1 year principal, Harrisville High School, 6 years, principal Chaumont High School, 1 year Math, and Science teacher Cape Vincent High School, 1 year principal. Principal Hermon High School 5 years. Past president Jefferson Coxinty Schoolmens’ association. Former member State Education Department Committee on Attendance, Past president, St. Lawrence County Eastern Basketball League, Member House of Delegates, New York State Teachers Association which position has been held at different periods for a total of eight years. EVERETT G. BILL PRINCIPAL SCIENCE MATH IHELYN S. VAN WYEN IGLISH LATIN FACULTY CURTIS R. BRISTOL COMMERCIAL EDMUND CHASE VICE PRINCIPAL SOCIAL STUDIES GENERAL SCIENCE ELEANOR E. TAILOR MUSIC EVA FAIRBANKS GRADES 7 fr 8 FACULTY RUTH P. MOORE GRADES 5 6 AROULIA BAKER GRADES Phys cal AKlCE E. V.'ES TURN GRADES 1 Sr 2 VALEDICTORIAN William Popple Another school year naa urawn to an end. The guidance of our teachei s will soon cease and we shall be out on our own in a troubled world. Though, not knowing what the future holds for us, we hope to help make theworld a more peaceful place in which to live. Any measx.re of success reached by us in cur careers will be reflected by the efforts of us and our teachers during these past school years. Before setting out upon the winding road of life we wish to express our gratitude for the efforts of all the faculty members in aiding us to reach our goal tonight. And to the Board of Education, we express our heartfelt thanks for their unceasing consid- eration of our welfare here at Hermon High School. Last of all our parents, who have made sacrifices that we may attend school and take part in its many activities. We hope that we may live up to their expectations through-out our lives. This farewell tonight is not intended as a ;permanent, one as we all expect to meet again although on less frequent occasions. Nevertheless pleasant memories of our associations in school days will remain with us always. SALUTATORIAN Teachers, Parents, 3oard of Education, and Friends, the class of forty-eight wel- comes each and everyone of you here tonight. Our school years have been happy ones and ones we will cherish. For four enjoyable years, we have been yearning, and hoping for this very moment. Now, that it has come, we are a bit disappointed to think we will no longer be going to the school where we have shared pleasures, and sorrows alike. Now, we turn into the future with hope and the feeling of assurance which the teach- ers have given us. They have guided us to the point of adjusting ourselves into a profit- able life and one in which we can be proud. The class of '48 wishes to extend sincere graditude to its many friends for their com- panionship to us during our four years in Hermon High. In years to come, we will be proud to remember the gratefulness given ua by you, our friends. The presence of our dear parents here to- night, increases our enthusiam for success. V.’e wish to thank the Board of Education for its extreme interest in us, the class of ’48, and will do our best to succeed in our chosen fields; those which they have made possible for us to obtain. Marguerite Glasby Peg Academic Sec'y and Trees.---------3 Chorus-----------------1,2,3,4 Band-------------------2, 3,4 Senior Play-------------3,4 Cheerleader-------------3,4 Victor Murray Vic College Entrance Senior Play-------------3,4 Yearbook-----------------4 Basketball Manager-------4 Eleanor Rowe Squirt Academic Class Historian---------1,3, 4 Editor of Newspaper-----4 Lester Dusharm Academic Shorty 0 Ufcl J- -L— Baseball n Thelma Forbes Tea A eadem i c M MM Mary Gotham Merry Academic Vena Hubbard Blondie Academic President------------3,4 Vice President-------1 Sec'y Treas.—---2 Senior Play----------3,4 Cheerleader--------- 4 Editor Year Book—-—4 Band------------------3 Donald Slate Don College Entrance Vice President-------4 Senior Play----------4 Basketball-----------2,3 Baseball-------------2 Beverly Hendrickson Bev Academic Treasurer-------------4 Senior Play-----------3,4 Cheerleader----------—2 Nev s paper-----------4 William Popple Pop Academic President-----------—-2 Basketball------------3,4 Football-------;-----4 Baseball-------------4 Phyllis Johnson Phyl Academic Class Historian-----2 Vice President-—-—-3 Senior Play---------4 Secretary----------—4 Yearbook------------4 Leo Tiernan Speedy Academic Basketball---------—1, 2,3,4 Baseball------------2,3,4 Football------------4 5 5r——- of «48 We the class of '48 of Hereon High School, being sound in mind do bequeath the contents of this to the following beneficiaries, Beverly Hendrickson bestows her English Tressler to Frances McRobcie, wno just loves the English language, Elaine Ells can start her h6pe chest now because Beverly wills her Fancy Work to Elaine, Leo Tiernan bequeaths his keen interest and participation in sports to Buddy Neadom, Leo also leaves his collection, of gas bills for the taxi service of '47 '48 to Kay Hale; and his ability to be a ten o'clock scholar to Byron McCollum. Our famous Girl Scout, Eleanor Rowe, relinquishes her chew- ing gum to Marjorie Cobb; and bequeaths her job as Editor-in-Chief of the Orange and Black to Verna Filiatrault, Donald Slate bestows his shaving set to 'yron McCollum. He gives his skirt and blcuse tack to Mrs. Van ‘Wyen, and his immodesty to next year's play audience. VJe entrust Vena Hubbards courtesy and friendliness zc Virginia Hendricks. Marguerite Glasby and Phyllis Johnson leave a member of their cut-cf-tcwn crowd to Verna Filiatrault, One gueso Verna? Phyllis, who likes the back seat for some reason or other, sacrifices her catss tc Lorraine Eaker. Marguerite C-laoly leaves her ability in physical training to Mary Sullivan; and entrust Stan to no one. Mary Gotham, gives her terrific temper to Marion Green. This is in interest with Don Cook. She also bestows her giggles and screams to Grace Aldous. Victor Murray wills his play books of both Jr. Sr. year to Hermit Morgan. Some fortunate Jr. fellow in the recipient of Victor's job as Mgr. of the ‘'basketball, team. Thelma Forbes donates her simple ways but winning smile to Vivian Blandin. Thelma also wills her speed from the last 17 years to any one who needs it. Bill Popple relinquishes his scholarship achievements to Buddy, he Heads'em. He donates his Geometry compass to Milton Baker. Lester Dusharm leaves his wavy hair to Marvin Cobb, and bestows his picture to the girls from DeKalb Junction. ■■y-iss CLASS PROPHECY Today station WWBR is bringing you a special program of interviews. As you know we try on all special occasions or holidays too bring you something new in radio listening. This time we are going to interview a group of people who came to the Big Town nearly the same time. They compose a single graduation class of a small school about three hundred fifty miles from here. We are going to attempt to find out what attracted them here, their success and liking of this hub of city life. By way of portable microphone we will bring you their answers Our first stop is over on the East side at the office of the Sub-Tunnel Construction Co. This company is operated by two men. Donald Slate is head engineer and Victor Murray is public relations and business manager. Let's see what they have to say. nMr. Slate I 3ee you have had quite a success in your field. What do you credit as the reason for your rise? A thorough training, ambition and good management. My partner has guided this company through some tough times• Mr. Murray, what attracted you and presumably Mr. Slate also into this business and why did you come to New York? Well, I guess it is because we both finished school at the same time and recognized opportunity here for us. It sure is a busy place. Thank you both and I wish you luck with your new tunnel under the East River. Up in midtown, Manhatten is located the finest fashion store in the country. It Is operated by two young women. Miss Vena Hubbard and Miss Beverly Hendrickson. We now interview them. Miss Hubbard, will you relate a part of your climb to a top fashion designer? After I graduated from higji school, I studied for a short time at a modeling school, then at a fashion school. I studied and worked in Paris for one year. I worked several years in various stores here in New York and operate this business with Beverly. Miss Hendrickson , what is your experience? You specialize in hair styles I understand. Yes, I have studied in fashion school but I worked three years in Paris and London. That work taught me my specialty. Not to leave out the educational part of it , we will now Interview Mias Marguerite Glasby, a phyaical education teacher at the North Side Straubenmuller High School Miss Glaaby , how did you happen to choose phyaical education aa your vocation? While I was in achool I was always interested in sports and I always had good ratings in them Do you plan on remaining in your present position? No, I have been offered a better position at the William Smith College for women next year Thank you. Miss Glaaby I sincerely hope that you make a real success in the years to come. And now from down on 5th Avenue at the Super Sonice Chrysles Corporation we bring to you Miss Thelma Forbes and Mary Gotham. Miss Forbes is a private secretary for Mr Henri Padogcoake and Miss Mary Gotham is Personnel Manager of the Whole Corporation Miss Forbes, how did you happen to take up steno- graphy? Well, I majored in commercial subjects in high school Personnel Manager? And do you like your work? I went to St. Lawerence University. I have always been interested in people and try to make them my friends. I like my job very much and I hope to con- tinue with it for some time . Thank you Miss Forbes and Miss Gotham. I wish you both success in your work We will now take you out to the La Guardia air- port where a plane is landing. Pilot Lester Dusharm alights. Mr. Dusharm, that was a perfect landing. How did you happen to take up flying as a career? I pilot ed a plane in the Air Force for two and one-half years Immediately upon my discharge, I applied for this job at the airport. They were in need of a good pilot and I was readily accepted by them. Thank you Mr. Dush- arm and the best of luck to you. Now we have two young ladies. Miss Phyllis John- son, a commercial teacher, and Miss hleanor Rowe , a home economics teacher at the microphone. Miss John- son, how do you like your position as commercial teacher at Abraham Lincoln High School? I like it very much. The students are cooperative , and they do their work well. I sun well satisfied in this posi- tion. Miss Rowe, what do you think of your position as home economics teacher? I like it very much • ey have built a new home economics department since i. avebeen there and I think anyone would like a job like mine. It is very interesting. Thank you very much. Miss Johnson and Miss Rowe. I wish the best of luck to you both. ' We are truly in luck that we found Captain Leo Tiernan of the U. S. Army in town today. He is a busy man and his work takes him to many places. Captain Tiernan, how long have you been serving in the army? After leaving school, I joined the army. I liked it quite well and accepted a chance to go to officer’s train- ing school. I was shipped overseas as captain in the U. S. 39th Division. I have just returned • I wish you the best of everything and thank you Captain Tiernan. At present in Madison Square Garden there is being presented one of the greatest outdoorsman shows in America. It is directed by Mr. William Popple, assistant state commissioner of conservation. He is now coming to our microphone. Mr. Popple I imagine you enjoy your work don't you? It is really a wonderful show you are directing. How did you attain your position? Directly after high school, I entered forestry school. I was a ranger for several years working in various Adirondack districts. I then entered the conservation department . A lot of credit goes to you conservation men. I hope you will continue as well in the future as the past. That concludes the group. They all have done splen- didly since the day of their graduation. We sincerely hope they will continue with the same spirit and energy. We salute each in his work and endeavor. Motto i Not Finished, Just Begun Colors s Melon rose and white Flower s Rose SENIOR CLASS Front Row: E Rowe, r. Jonnson, t. Forces, fi. Gotham, B. Hendrickson Back Row: V, Murray, V. Hubbard, M, Glasby, L. Dusharm E. Hand, D. Slate, L, Tiernan, I, Paro, Mr Bristol, Class Advisor, I JUNIOR CLASS Pror‘t Row: E. Ells, M, Green, L. Baker, M, Sullivan, BarV R F ‘°Robbie, V, Bland in K Row: K. France, B. McCollum, D. Cook, M. Baker, ’ • Cobb, W, Fairbanks, K. Morgan w ,1 JUNIOR NOTES The Junior class held its first meeting September 12, 1947. Ws welcomed Mr. Bunce as our advisor and chose the following officers: President——Kermit Morgan Vice President—Elaine Ells Sec. Treas.--Verna Piliatrault Class Historian-Marion Green First, we had a hay ride and wennie roast October 12, On November 14th we held a very successful dance. Music was supplied by Seymour Westurn and his orchestra. We ordered our Senior rings December 11th and they came in March. They were very nice. On Jan. 17,1948 we had a food sale; and on April 23rd we had another dance, music by Gery McGee. We hope to finish the year as successfully a3 it has been during the year. Front Row: B. Jennings, 0. Morrill, C, Neadom, L. Kio, Second Row: A. Gotham, C. Cook, E. Parr, P. Davis, L. McCollum, L. Forbes, B. McRobbie. Third Rot?: J. Vlning, E. Weather up, F, Thomson, G, Aldous, Mrs. Van Wyen, V. Hendrick, K. Hale, A. Woodrow, Last Row: R. Northrop. ront ird FRESHMAN CLASS R. . ” EU It K, Mandigo, M. Jones, now: L. Collar, S. Maitland, J. Kirkpatrick, S. Gibbons, J. Aldous, B. Morgan, F. Doyle, J. Bice. °w: Miller, F. Hltchman, E. Gillette, Miss Taylor, K. Tiernan, M. Flint, E. Ware. � FRESHMA.N CLASS The Freshman class of 1948 has twenty-two members. We have three new members this year; Elizabeth Gillette. Janet Bice, and Faye Dovle. Class Officers: President—--—-----Paul Chase. Vice President-—---Malcolm Jones Sec'y and Treas.---Sylvia Maitland Historian----------Barbara Morgan Our class advisor is Miss Eleanor Taylor. This class Is active in all the extra-curricula affairs in the school. The class members are active in band, glee-club, newspaper and yearbook. The class had a hay ride to which guests were invited. After the hay ride we held a vie dance at the school. On February 23 we held a supper at the Hepburn Library, which was well attended. We plan to hold an ice cream social in June. SOPHOMORE CLASS The tenth graders were welcomed by Mrs. Van Wyen, class advisor. Officers were elected as follows: President— —------—-----—Richard Northrop Vice President------------Katherine Hale Sec'y and Treas.——————Joan Vining Historian———------------- Richard Domlny We started off the year with a hay ride and a vie dance with refreshments following it at school. Later we had another dance at the school which was fairly successful. We hope to finish the rest of the year with more social affairs SEVENTH GRADE ront Row: S. Cook, P. Parrow, R. Ferero, V� . Smith, D, weatherup, T. Bice, G. Hamilton econd Row: G. Thornton, D. Hltchman, E. Mead, C. Stafford, L. Bice L. Reed, N. Coffey ird Rovr: R. Miller, L. McRobhie, N. Stafford, Mrs Fairbanks, L. Mattoon, J. Hendrick EIGHTH GRADE r� t cond •ird Row: m] Cobb s0 0 ' R Austin, J. Gotham, R. Mead, S, Barr ' or: L. Weathenm e?l0TS ?• Roy E Kirkpatrick, M. Hendrick A. Parc, Alievs ™1 15 ’ R Beckman Krs vanFyen, gMtff YEARBOOK STAFF Front Row: V. Hubbard, Mr. Bristol, Faculty Advisor, V. Blandin Back Row: M. Green, E. Ells, V. Murray, W.Fairbanks, P. Johnson NEWSPAPER STAFF R P Davis Row: C. Neadom, L. Baker, R. Beckman, b K. Tieman, K. Morgan unce. Faculty Advisor absent when picture was taken. NEWSPAPER STAFF Editor—————————Eleanor Rowe Copy Editor——————Phyllis Davis Sports Editors——————Kermit Morgan Kathleen Tiernan Art Editors——————-Charles Neadora Ruth Beckman Circulation Manager————Verna Filiatrault Joke Editor———————Beverly Hendrickson Proof Readers——————Lorraine Baker Bettie McRobbie Reporters—————————Marjorie Cobb Shirley Hance Frances McRobbie Grace Aldous Jeanette Aldous Vivian Blandin Vena Hubbard Phyllis Johnson Faculty Advisor—-----——Arthur J« Bunce YEARBOOK STAFF Editer-in-Chief——————Vena Hubbard Business Manager————Victor Murray Clerical Manager——————Mar ion Green Sports Editor——————Wayne Fairbanks Script Editor———————Vivian Blandin Photograph Manager--—Elaine Ells Advertising Manager-———Phyllis Johnson Business Staff——————Loretta McCollum Kathleen Tiernan Paul Chase William Popple Milton Baker Clerical Staff————————Beverly Hendrickson Marguerite Glasby Eleanor Rowe Verna Filiatrault Sports Editor Staff— -—Kermit Morgan Jeanette Aldous Richard Dominy Richard Northrop Photograph Staff—————Mary Sullivan Janet Bice Marvin Cobb Advertising Staff---—Joan Vining Phyllis Davis Barbara Morgan Katherine Hale Kte'-'i'v. v :ix 8igeB SENIOR PLAY LET ME OUT OP HERE Cast of Characters Eve Boyd------- Bona Lynn------ Mrs VanWyen---- Hazel Miles---- Angela Boyd---- Stevie Cobb---- Gifford Morton— Garret Lynn---- Marshall Ward- Victor Ward---- -Vena Hubbard -Marguerite Glasby -Director -Beverly Hendrickson -Phyllis Johnson -Victor Murray -Earl Hand -Donald Slate -Wayne Fairbanks -Hermit Morgan Front Row: Second Row: F. Doyle, S, Gibbons, I' Sullivan, V. Blandin, E. Ells, C. Cook, E, Mead, J, Aldous, b. Morgan, L. Bice, P. Davis L. Baker, M.Jones, R Austin, E. weatherup, V. Hendrick, E, H, Taylor, S. Maitland, M, Glasby, J, Aldous, R. Northrop, M. Cobb, L. Kio, P. Chase, R. Mead E, Gillette GLEE CLUB Row: 0 th Rqv; Pift Row: IFront Row: Second Row: S. Cook, F, Parrow, N. Coffey, P. Chase, L. Reed, G, Cook M, Glasby, S. Gibbons, C. Cook, E. Kirkpatrick, L, Coller E, Mead, M. Cobb, J. Bice, J. Kirkpatrick, E, Barr, L, Bice E. Weatherup, E. Ells, M. Green, A, Woodrow, V. Hendrick, N. aldous, E. Gillette, R. Beckman, K, Tiernan, J. Vining, G, Jennings, J. Aldous E. H, Taylor, C. Headorn, G, Aldous, R. Roy, G, Miller, E. bare, M, Sullivan, P. Davis, S. Maitland, B. Morgan, F. Doyle, S. Fenlong D. Jennings, D. Cook, L. Kio, R. Northrop CHEER LEADERS Front Rows V. Hubbard, J. Kirkpatrick, F. Doyle M. Glasby, B. Morgan Back Row: Mrs Wes turn, -L. McCollum, P, Davis, J. Aldous, J. Vining, K. Tiernan Loft to BASKETBALL TEAM Right: K. France, C. Neadom, K, Morgan, W. Fairbanks, L. Tiernan, Captain, E. Hand, M. Baker, D, Cook, V. Murray, Manager, Mr, Bunce, Coach, absent when this picture was taken? Front Back FOOTBALL SQUAD Row: B, McCollum, K, France, W, Fairbanks, L. Tiernan, Captain, K, Morgan, G. Morrill, C, Neadom, E, Hand Row: M. Baker, L. Kio, D,Cook, B, Slate, R, Northrop, D. Jennings, Mr, Bunce, Coach, absent when this picture was taken. Left to Right! V. Murray- D. G. Morrill, Mr Bunce, Coach, was absent when this picture was taken. JUNIOR BASKETBALL TEAM LETTERMEN SCHEDULE Although Hermon retained only one of the regular starter from the previous year's team in basketball, the squad under the coaching of Mr Bunce was able to produce a high standing in the league race Despite the rough start when it lost to Clifton-Fine, it progressed from there to give Edwards its first defeat on the Hermon Court in several years Next year the team will return with four of this year’s starters and has high hopes of winning the league championship HERMON OPPONENTS 27 CLIFTON-FINE 43 24 30 42 COLTON 16 35 27 61 DEKALB 21 50 29 63 RICHVILLE 35 59 23 43 PARISHVILLE 53 35 26 36 RUSSELL 9 39 17 45 HARRISVILLE 19 37 12 35 EDWARDS 31 55 31 With the'inauguration of touch football here the Hermon squad under Mr. Bunce recorded a very successful season and something new in sports in this section. Five wins, four defeats, and one tie speak well for the freshman year. 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FEED SEED FARM SUPPLIES LUMRER AND BUILDING MATERIALS Gouverneur, New York Compliments of katzman FURNITURE CO. ; “OUT OF THE WAY—LESS TO PAY” ¥ | !� 9 West Main Street Telephone 261 Gouverneur, New York IWIWUIUIIIIIII||||||IU||||,||,,|| SAVE THE PEACE IllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllUlllllllllllllllllil ................ | COMPLIMENTS OF SOL KAPLAN DEPARTMENT STORES, Inc. WHEN IN OGDENSBURG VISIT THE j Gouverneur, New York EMPSALL-CLARK CO. Branch Stores in Canton - Potsdam - Ogdensburg Massena - Star Lake Northern New York’s Most Progressive and Modern Department Store CRAWFORD, The Plumber AMERICAN PHOTO SERVICE 347 Crescent St. Phone 410 SCHOOL ANNUAL Ogdensburg, N. Y. PHOTOGRAPHY SPECIALISTS COMMERCIAL PIIOTOGRAPHY TIMKEN OIL BURNERS LENNOX FURNACES a Ogdensburg, N. Y. Rochester, N. 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JOHN DEERE FARM EQUIPMENT Canton, New York Compliments of FLOYD FIRMAN Cars R efinished - Simonizing - Cars Washed SPRAGUE FUNERAL HOME COfMPLETE COLLISION SERVICE WILLIAM GARDNER, Manager 121 2 W est Street Telephone 265 Canton, New York Canton, New York UNDERSEAL i 1 ! i r ..........■............. i i ,in ra “ ■I | HUDSON—“This Time It’s Hudson” I GOUVERNEUR MOTORS, Inc. I Gouverneur, New York I 30 John St. Phone 88 | PACKARD—“Ask the Man Who Owns One” — SERVICE ON ALL CARS — fj lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Compliments and Best Wishes of SaidcTs Furniture Stores Gouverneur Main St. Canton i Compliments of THE COLE HARDWARE, Inc. WATERTOWN MATTRESS CO. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS HARDWARE, MILL, MINE, PLUMBING AND FARM SUPPLIES Metal Asphalt Roofing, Glass, Paints. Oils Brushes — Hunting, Fishing Athletic Goods — Gouverneur, New York 33 Main St. Phone 22 Gouverneur, N. 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Congratulations RICKETTS Sales - Service KAISER - FRAZER MOTOR CARS AUSTIN (English) BODY FENDER PAINTING — Always a Good Job — Ogdensburg, New York Congratulations to the Graduating Class of ’48 RALPH A. LALONDE LOCAL and LONG DISTANCE MOVING 1502 Ford St. Ogdensburg, N. Y. M. J. CORBETT DODGE and PLYMOUTH MOTOR CARS DODGE TRUCKS Telephone 799 916 State Street Ogdensburg, New York ««111111 Mmnmouni COMPLIMENTS OF B S MOTOR COMPANY 212 Greene St. Ogdensburg, N. Y. | IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIJIIilllllllllllllllllllWHIIIIIIIIIIItlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliiiliiiiin f Congratulations and Bust Wishes To The Class of ’48 ONCE TRIED—ALWAYS SATISFIED g “PUBLIC CABS” THE TRIBUNE-PRESS Office and Waiting Room 14 William St. J Northern New York’s Greatest Weekly THE CARS WITH THE BLINKING LIGHTS 3 Gouverneur, New York Phone 635 Gouverneur, N. Y. | | Est. No. 930 Telephone 196 Ed. Demo’s CAPPELLINO’S ABATTOIR Atlantic Service Station ALL MEATS U. S. INSPECTED ! highest PRICES PAID FOR LIVESTOCK FIRESTONE TIRES PAUL CAPPELLINO, Operator Phone 414 Gouverneur, N. Y. 1 1 100 West Main St. Gouverneur, N. Y. ED. DEMO, Prop. -i — — MEDLAND DAIRY CO. Compliments of G. C. HARDWARE “ENJOY MEDLAND’S ICE CREAM” C. S. GASS - W. J. CHRISTENSEN RADIO SALES AND SERVICE Electronic Specialists - AM-FM - Television | Telephone 61 | 208 Grove Street Gouverneur, N. Y. 36 Church St. Gouverneur, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF Compliments of REDMOND HOTEL CHARLES STAHL OPTOMETRIST NINA R. LONGFELLOW SPECIALIZING IN CONTACT LENSES Phone 446 Gouverneur, New York 21 E. Main St. Gouverneur, N. Y. i l, lll|lllllllllll!li||||||||||||||||ft||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||H liUllllllUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIillllllllll|i|llllllll!lllllllllllllllllll!llilllilll!lllili:ilU!illillllllllllll!lllllllllllllli11llllillllllllllllilllilllll!lllllliilllllllltlUlllllllll!llillllllllliIIIIIUIH ..« ii ™1 ™..... � � ..... i.uni... VERNON A. GREEN ESTATE FURNITURE AMBULANCE and FUNERAL SERVICE Hermon, New York Compliments of GRAND UNION ARTHUR HANCE, Mgr. | Phone 32F11 Hermon, N. Y. HERBERT MOORE PLUMBING AND HEATING Hermon, New York Best Wishes of Friends of Hermon Hi h School VI llgv''' ' ' |i uiiiill|iiiililiiiliiiliimiiiillll|iliillil|liliiiiilllllmillllllillllllllllmmillllliiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiliuiiiiiiililiiiiiiiii1iiMiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin COMPLIMENTS OF SHERMAN SLATE BARBER SHOP Hermon, New York Congratulations C-EM-DIE Hermon, New York The 1948 Gouverneur and St. Lawrence County Fair Northern New York’s Greatest Exposition Opens August 9th—Closes August 14th 6 DAYS---6 NIGHTS SOMETHING SPECIAL EVERY DAY Harness Races Baseball Free Acts — Parades — “GANDSTAND FOLLIES” Every Night! Congratulations To the Class of 1948 Casablanca Restaurant Specializing in ITALIAN and AMERICAN FOODS 413 E. Main St. Gouverneur, N. Y. 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FOR FINE FLOWERS CALL 781 POTSDAM FLOWER SHOP Special Attention To Weddings, Corsages and Floral Designs 39 Market St. Potsdam, N. Y. Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere L MltlllllllllllilllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllltllltlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllUlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllillllllf HULETT SON, Jewelers 223 Ford Street Ogdensburg, N. Y. | WATCHES - DIAMONDS - SILVERWARE HESS FURNITURE CO. | 133 Ford St. Phone 98 Ogdensburg, New York | | Compliments of Austin’s Tire Glass Shop W. C. AUSTIN, Prop. TIRES and BATTERIES AUTO GLASS and PLEXIGLASS Phone 435 | 511 State Street Ogdensburg, N. Y. Compliments of RAY GEARY CHEVROLET | 405 Catherine St. Phone 322 Ogdensburg, New York IT’S THRIFTY TO BUY AT THE SURPRISE 1 Ogdensburg, New York COMPLIMENTS OF HECTOR’S RESTAURANT Ogdensburg, New York — Founded 1858 — NATHAN FRANK’S SONS Ogdensburg NORTHERN NEW YORK’S LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE PAGANO’S DRUG STORE DOMINICK PAGANO, Pharmacist 230 Ford St. Ogdensburg, N. Y. Phone 541 ;nillllllHIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIiillllllllHIIIII|l|l|||||||||||||||IIHIIIIIIIINIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIinilllllllM«lllllllllllllllinillllllllinilllllllllllllllll( 4. llllllliilllllllllliillllllUlllllllllllllllllllllllllll!!lllli!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIiillllllillllllll!l!IIIIIIIIIIinilllllllllllllil SPICER’S CORNER HOTEL Doris Hendrickson’s Hermon, New York Beauty Shop ALL LEGAL BEVERAGES — Rooms, Meals and Lunclies — 1 3 Canton Street Hermon, N. Y. 1 | Phone 12F12 f CARL HENDRICKSON COMPLIMENTS OF I ELECTRICAL WORK APPLIANCES MEACHAM’S AUTO SUPPLY 1 Church Street Hermon, N. Y. Phone 12F12 | Phone 19 Hermon, N. Y. I Compliments of HOTEL HERMON EARL STOWELL SPAGHETTI MEATS AND GROCERIES OUR SATURDAY NIGHT SPECIALTY I Hermon, New York Laurence Hazen, Prop. Hermon, N. Y. I Compliments of COMPLIMENTS OF Morgan’s Service Station Hermon, NewT York Seymour Westurn Garage Hermon, New York iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiii!iiiiiiuuHiiunimumimuuu muummimumH mimm� u� nH� mmuv � uuuuuuum;uumuvv� uv� wum mu Hum uu « mmmmn Mvm n u ' r niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiitiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiuiiiititimiiiiiiiiiiiiinitiiiiiitiiiiiiuiiii'A' g Compliments of THOMAS BOYCE NEWMAN’S DRY GOODS O. K. RUBBER WELDERS FIRESTONE TIRES Phone 139-W I 97 Main Street Canton, N. Y. 39 Gouverneur St. Canton, N. Y. St. Lawrence Restaurant 1 = Robinson Farm Equipment Co. | 6 Riverside Drive Canton, N. Y. f When Shopping in Canton, Plan To Phone 21 EAT YOUR MEALS HERE INTERNATIONAL TRACTORS - TRUCKS 1 And Make It a Pleasant Day AND FARM MACHINERY Canton, New York Milk Coolers Milking Machines Home Freezers Jamesway Barn Equipment i | 3 The MacFadden Agency, Inc. Russell’s Rexall Drug Store 1 Town Hall Bldg. Canton, N. Y. HALLMARK GREETING CARDS ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE Specialists In FIRE, CAR and LIFE INSURANCE WHITMAN’S CANDY Canton, New York Frank J. Case Phone 139-R AURELIO’S DRY CLEANING S CASE RADIO 24 HOUR SERVICE SALES and SERVICE | 20 Gouverneur St. Canton, N. Y. Phone 519 Canton, N. Y. IHIilllllllllllliillllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllfllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll iwiMiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiititiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiintiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiitiitiiittiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiii Compliments of DIER PORTER | CAR HI NO’S JEWELRY STORE TRUCKING Nationally Known Watches, Jewelry, Silverware and Home Appliances | 201 Ford St. Ogdensburg, N. Y. Phone 431 Dodge Place | Gouverneur, New York GEO. H. HYDE, Inc. Racqnette Valley Dairies, Inc. i Established 1893 PLUMBING, HEATING, GRADE A PASTEURIZED MILK SHEET METAL WORK AND CREAM | 150(5-308 N. Water St. Ogdensburg, N. Y. Phone 2435 Potsdam, New York 1 Matthews Richardson St. Lawrence Creamery Co. GASOLINE and OILS Manufacturers and Wholesalers § I TIRES BATTERIES ACCESSORIES FANCY CREAMFRY BUTTER A CHEESE 1 Phone 565 Gouverneur, N. Y. Potsdam, New York JOSEPH FISHER SON Tap Room Sodas Lunches VERNON RESTAURANT THE GOOD CLOTHING STORE Potsdam, New York | THOMAS S. DOKIANOS, Prop. In Ogdensburg, New York Dial Operator Phone 182 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiHiuiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin ■V- ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... iwumunun umun nnuuun umuun tt « w tt ' II!.! ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... in...................................................... -a- OLD LANTERN COFFEE SHOP 36 Park Street Canton, N. Y. Telephone 391 DISTINCTIVE EATING PLACE Regular Meals Special Dinner Parties Luncheons and Dinners Directed by Home Economics Division of New York State Agricultural and Technical Institute Compliments of THE ANNE SHOP Canton, New York Compliments of LEON G. CRARY ATTORNEY Canton, New York Compliments of CHARLES E. BOWERS ATTORNEY Canton, New York i Carl M. Witherbec Charles J. Whalen WITHERBEE WHALEN Granite - Marble - Bronze CEMETERY MEMORIALS Canton, New York Display and Sales Office Gouverneur, New York ♦«animi SYKES FARMS MILK CHOCOLATE MILK COTTAGE CHEESE EGGS MANY VARIETIES OF ICE CREAM Telephone 552 Canton, N. Y. | FEED SEED FERTILIZER FARM SUPPLIES Grasse River Coop. G. L- F. Service, Inc. Canton, New York COMPLIMENTS OF Northern Abstract Corp. H. C. STOKES Canton, New York Compliments of ALBERT JAKOBSON Canton, New York Compliments of MAX LEVINSON ATTORNEY Gouverneur, New York jf i IIIHMilllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltlllillllliiiiiiiiiHHililllllilliili iiiiiiiiuiiuuuimiiuiiimmiiiiiiimmmmmimmmumum r Congratulations To the Class of 1948 Oakley Fullington and Son ST. LAWRENCE GRILL DON PROSSER, Prop. Gouverneur, New York TAXI AND BUS SERVICE GARAGE AND REPAIR WORK Dealer for U. S. Tires, Tubes, Batteries and Accessories | ! Gouverneur, N. Y. Phone 485 | R. S. WALTERS Wilson’s Diner Restaurant Phone 121 214 Rowley St. Gouverneur, N. Y. THE HOME OF DOWNYFLAKE DONUTS j | DODGE - PLYMOUTH - DODGE TRUCKS Gouverneur, New 5ork 83 E. Main Phone 380 | Compliments of Rullock’s Texaco Service HAROLD’S MEN’S SHOP HAVOLINE and TEXACO OIL MARFAK LUBRICATION Potsdam, New York 263 W. Main St. Phone 457-R j Gouverneur, New York FI AGCO’S TAVERN Our Specialty SIMPSON’S DRUG STORE DELICIOUS ITALIAN FOODS Potsdam, New York ROBERT A. SIMPSON, Prop. 122 Ford Street Ogdensburg, N. Y. 1 Pioneer Ice Cream Division MANNING’S THE BORDEN COMPANY Cleaners and Dyers | QUALITY and SERVICE Gouverneur, New York 311-315 Crescent Phone 247 | Ogdensburg, New York .................................................................................................................................................................. iiiiiiiimii..... inniiiliiiiliiiiiiii .......................... 11111111............ uni................................. iiimiiim..m...................... iiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiinimiiii iiiiiiiiiiiimiiuiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiinimiiiiiiiiuimiiiuuiiiiiKiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinnniiiuiHiiniiinim Compliments of PISTOLESI AND SON FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN GOUVERNEUR CLEANERS Gouverneur, New York Gouverneur, New York — BOOSTERS — GOUVERNEUR FRUIT MARKET, 23 E. Main St., Gouverneur, N. Y. LEWIS COMPANY, Potsdam. N. Y. GRAVES RAKERY, Gouverneur, N. Y. POTSDAM G.L.F. SERVICE, Inc., Potsdam, N. Y. OGDENSBURG BATTERY CO., C. Chan and R. Murray. Ogdensburg, N. Y. OGDENSBURG MACHINE CO.. 100 Catherine St.. 0 densburg, N. Y. LIDO RESTAURANT, 10 Church St., Gouverneur, N. Y. SMITH Si RUSSELL, DeSoto-Plvmouth Ogdensburg, N. Y. M. J. COLTON’S TYPOL SERVICE STATION, Tires, Batteries, Acces- sories, Gouverneur, N. Y. CRESCENT HOTEL, Ogdensburg, N. Y. FRIEDMAN’S, Clothing for the Entire Family, Ogdensburg, N. Y. J. D. BERRY, Potatoes Si Produce, West Bangor, N. Y„ Phone Malone 299-.I2 HOWARD FREEMAN, Furniture Undertaking. Gouverneur, N. Y. JOHN A. SEYMOUR’S COMMISSION SALE, DcKalb Junction, N. Y. HARRY’S RADIO ELECTRIC SHOP, Frigidairc Refrigerators, Maytag Washers, Zenith, Westinghouse Stromberg Carlson Radios, DeKalb Junction, N. Y. AUSTIN TODD, Willys Cars, Trucks Jeeps, Case Machinery, Canton, N. Y. W. L. SEVERANCE, Oldsmobile, Canton, N. Y. Compliments of DEWEY CORNELL, Canton, N. Y. BINION BLUE SUNOCO STATION, 71 E. Main St., Canton, N. Y. J. H. MAYBEE Si SON, Coal Si Builders’ Supplies, Canton, N. Y. ARTHUR M. BARBOUR, “The Harbor of Lost Soles,” Canton, N. Y. JONES I. G. A. STORE, 113 Main St., Canton, N. Y. RENE C. DOMPNIER, Insurance Si Real Estate, Canton, N. Y. DAWLEY’S GARAGE, Dodge Plymouth Sales Service, Canton, N. Y. CLARK’S STORE, Meats Groceries, Canton, N. Y. BILLY’S RESTAURANT, Canton, N. Y. LELAND MOTORS, Ford Sales Service, Canton, N. Y. ELMER D. GOFF, Mobilgas, Mobilosl and Greases, 411 E. Main Street, Gouverneur, N. Y. JACK RUDERMAN, Gouverneur, N. Y. ......................................... J.............. limn............................................................................................