Heuvelton Central High School - Heuveltonian Yearbook (Heuvelton, NY)

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THE PURPLE AND GOLD ®!)e Class! tU We, the Class of 1947 of Heuvelton High School, Heuvelton, New York, being sound of body and unsound of mind, do bequeath our follow- ing possessions in our last will and testament: As a class we leave Heuvelton High School a little worse than it was when we came. As individuals— I, Arthur Bullock, leave my love of blondes to Freeman Ashworth and my fiendish laugh to the Shadow. I, Betty Christie, leave my chemistry marks to Beverly Nugent and my happy nature to Marion Black. I, Bobbie Forsythe, leave my Romeo technique to Newell Stewart, and my business marks to Robert Sheppard. I, Ida Finley, leave my good nature to my ex-teachers, and the sailors to whomever can get them. I, Ilene Mayhew, leave my Latin marks to Betty Zoller, and my size to Joe Narrow. I, Betty McMartin, leave my brains to Barbara Kelly, and black sweater to Rosaline Hartley. I, Carl Poor, leave the Green Hornet to Lauris Johnston, and my alertness to Donald Reynolds. I, Erwin Pike, leave my basketball ability to Jim Chase and my chemistry marks to Donald Richards. I, Carmen Smithers, leave my trips to Canada to Mary Leach, and my gold trimmed blouse to Audrey Finley. I, Ola Woodcock, leave the F. H. A. to Jessie Macauley, and my cheering ability to June Hazelton. I, Paul Wood, leave my solo trumpet books to Mary Denny, and my bow tie to Carl Young, and my seat in the corner of the study hall to anyone who can get it and keep it. In witness whereof, we, the graduating class of 1947, have appointed and approved the undersigned, The Class of 1947. Given under my hand and seal, April 15, 1947 A. D. Ida M. Finley, Testator CLASS AWARDS AND HONORS Valedictorian Salutatorian Class Histoi’ian Class Testator Class Prophet . Betty McMartin Ida Finley Betty McMartin Ida Finley Paul Wood 11

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THE PURPLE AND GOLD CdlaSS Jdistory ( continued ) On Thursday, May 8th, we had a friendly get-together, and an eve- ning of fun down at the Snyders. Mrs. Snyder showed us the movies she had taken of our senior trip. Melvin Townsend, past president, presented Barbara Kelly and Newell Stewart with gifts in token of our appreciation for the splendid work that they did in our play. We would like to take this opportunity to express our appreciation for the help Miss Cross gave us as our faculty adviser for our first three years. She helped to make our Junior Prom the success it was. We greatly appreciate the labor of Mr. Snyder as our faculty adviser in our Senior year. We are very grateful for the wonderful time that Mr. and Mrs. Snyder gave us on our Senior trip. CLASS COLOR Blue CLASS FLOWER-------------------------American Beauty Rose CLASS MOTTO “Together we stand, divided we fall”

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THE PURPLE AND GOLD C iaSi f rophecu It is now 1967, twenty years since we graduated from Heuvelton High School. Well it seems that everyone can be accounted for. Betty McMartin is still single and is teaching mathematics at the Kendrew Central High School. Art Bullock is now manager of the Frontier Electric Co. in Ogdens- burg. Ilene Mayhew is now residing with her husband on a small farm near Ogdensburg. Bobby Forsythe is single and drives truck for Western Condensing Company. Ida Finley married a sailor whom she met in 1947 while on her Senior Class trip in Washington. They live in Washington where he is a body guard for the President. Ola Woodcock was married in 1948 to a wealthy young man from California. They say he is a movie star. Carmen Smithers seems to be doing very well. She joined the staff at the A. Barton Hepburn Hospital as Assistant Chief Surgeon. Carl Poor just sold the “Green Hornet” and bought a new plastic Ford. He married a girl from Lisbon and lives at Caldonia, New York. Betty Christie finally settled down and is living in Heuvelton where her husband, Jack LeClair. is manager of the Brandy Drug Store. Erwin Pike is a traveling salesman for Utica Plumbing Co. Paul Wood has become President of the Ogdensburg Trust Co. He married a girl from Heuvelton. 12