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

Text from Pages 1 - 33 of the 1951 volume:

Foreword WE, THE CLASS OP '51, HAVE HAD MANY MEMORABLE EXPERIENCES THAT WE ESPECIALLY WANT TO REMEMBER. WHER- EVER WE GO OR WHATEVER WE DO, WE SHALL ALWAYS CHERISH THE MEMORIES OP THE DAYS WE SPENT AS STUDENTS AT THE HEUVELTON CENTRAL SCHOOL. WE HOPE THAT THIS BOOK WILL PRESERVE THE MEMORIES OP THESE HAPPIEST YEARS OP OUR LIVES. 2 Dedication We are proud and honored to dedicate our 19 1 Yearbook to Mrs. Gladys McMartin. In her fourteen years as teacher of the fifth and sixth grades, she has been a source of inspira- tion. Her sincerity, sympathetic guidance, and kindly interest in our problems will be remembered by us all. 3 HM Board Of Education Seated - Mrs. Howard Dodd, President Emery Smithers, Mrs. Clive Chambers, Mrs. Prances Mix. Standing - Mrs. Grace Smithers, Principal Dean V. Thompson, Mason Steele, Howard Hutchinson, Arnold B. Northrop, District Superintendent of Schools. Faculty Seated - Bernice Nugent, Hazel McHeffey, Fedora Loan, Jane Hendee, Jerrine Hutchinson, Ada Haven, Mildred Schermerhorn, Rosina Powell, Gertrude Sheppard, Ploy Adrian, Elsie Smithers, Adelaide Richardson. Standing - Van C. Whittemore, Marion Rice, Laurena Sovie, Ella Cox, Catherine Connor, Pearl Oshier, Guy Conklin, Principal Dean Thompson, Everett Pitts, Christena Narrow, Inez McClellan, Jessie Friot, Gladys McMartin, Gertrude McIntyre, Leta Rock, Helen Seaman, Howard Bailey. b Seniors ILENE LARAMY Salutatorian Yearbook-3; Band-1,2,3,1;; Senior Play-1;; Cheerleader-1;; Chorus-1,2,3,hi Newspaper-2,3,1;; Pres.-2; Treas.-3. ELEANOR LINK Valedictorian Pres.-1,1;; Newspaper-3,1;; Yearbook-3; Cheerleader-1,2,3,1;; Chorus-1,2,3,1;; Senior Play-1;; P.H.A.-1,2,3,!;. JOHN MAYNE Pres.-3; Vice-Pres.-l;; Senior Play-1;; P.P.A.-1,2,3,1;; Base- ball-2,3,1;; Basketball-2,3,1;; Newspaper-1;; Yearbook-3. LOIS PARISH P.H.A. -1,2; Senior Play-1;; Chorus-1,2,3,U. JEAN LADOUCEUR Yearbook-3; Senior Play-1;; Sec.-2,1;; Chorus-2,3,1;; Cheerleader-2,3,1;; P.H.A.-2,3,1;. 5 Seniors BEVERLY BISHOP Yearbook-3; Treasurer-2; Newspaper-3,Z4.; Senior Play-!;; Chorus-1,2,3,4� ROBERT TERWILLIGER Yearbook-3; Senior Play-3; Baseball-2,3,4; Newspaper-!;; Basbetball-2,3,!;. ARTHUR TERWILLIGER Senior Play-!;; Newspaper-!;; Yearbook-3; Baseball-2,3,!;; Basketball-2-3-!;. NANCY FREEMAN Senior Play-!;; Band-!;; Treas.-i;; Newspaper-3,4; Chorus-1,2,3� !;; F.H.A.-l,2,3,4. GEORGE FIELDSON Newspaper-!;; Senior Play-!;; Pres.-2; Football-3; F.F.A.-1,2,3; Baseball-1,2,3,4; Basbetball-2,3� BARBARA HENTZ F.H.A.-1,2,3; Yearbook-3; Girls' Basketball-2,3,4� 6 Pour years have gone by since we arrived as bewildered Freshmen. Although our number has dwindled, here we are at last, being measured for caps and gowns, sending out invitations, and impatiently waiting for the final day when we re- ceive our diplomas. Our freshmen and sophomore years went by all too fast. We had our class meetings, picnics, sleighrides; we began our money making ventures to finance our senior trip to Washington. At last we were JuniorsJ We were frantically busy from the beginning of the school year to the end. First of all, we chose our class rings—and we have been wearing them with pride ever since. Then we had to assemble and pub- lish the Yearbook. We scurried around getting advertisements, taking pictures, and typing the copy. We all breathed a tremendous sigh of relief when that job was done. The Junior Prom in May was, of course, the highlight of the year. Dancing under the stars was our theme, and we spent days cutting out blue stars and streamers. In addition, the hall was decorated with spring flowers and everything looked beautiful. A large, appreciative crowd watched charming Eloise Mix and handsome Lowell Murdock as they were crowned Prom Queen and King. Everyone had a super-wonderful time. Wbw we are dignified and sedate Seniors. Our annual Supper and Auction was held on Washington's birthday and our treasury was swelled with the pro- ceeds. The senior play, ALMOST SUMMER, was shown to a packed audience on March 10. (Johnny Mayne as Paul was certainly terrific, wasn't he?) We are now looking forward with eager anticipation to our annual senior trip to Washington, D.C. Looking back over the carefree years of school, we find we have, in- 7 Class Will We, the Senior Class of 1951� being of sound mind, body, and disposition, do hereby publish and declare this our last will and testament: Eleanor Link leaves her pet nicknames to the next lucky girl and her boy friends to Aline Wood. She leaves her daily letter writing to service men to Darlene Downing. Jean Ladouceur leaves a senior ring to Maureen Perry until Art Terwilliger can find his to give to her. She leaves G. S. to any girl who thinks she can charm him. Nancy Freeman leaves her red curls to Frances Dodd. She leaves her love of school subjects to the basketball boys and hopes they'll be eligible for all the games next year. Beverly Bishop leaves her tall, handsome hero to the next lucky girl. She also bequeathes her black hair to Helen Clark and her sense of humor to Virginia Buck. Ilene Laramy leaves her fly-off-the-handle temper to Joan Denny, her cheerleading uniform to Ruth Hentz, and her giggle to Ann Dodd. John Mayne leaves his blond wavy hair to Jack Steele and his gift of gab to Stanley McCadam. He leaves his grades of 90 in agriculture courses to Ray Aldrich. Arthur Terwilliger leaves his basketball ability to Danny Lake, his fascinating haircut to Fairbairn Ashworth, and his witty remarks to Bob Finley. Robert Terwilliger leaves his basketball ability to Winston Whittemore and his senior ring to a very special Junior. Lois Parish leaves her gaiety to Bethany Poor and her ability to have fun at choir practice to Frances Dodd. Barbara Hentz leaves her athletic prowess to Barbara Fuller and her laugh to Julia Austin. 8 HELEN RAVEN JOAN DENNY HELEN WOOD j PAUL LINK 9 ROBERT FINLEY 10 Class Of 1952 In September, 19lj-8, thirty-one of us set out as freshmen on our high school adventure. After we had gotten over our initial feeling of awe, we settled down to work. At our first class meeting we elected; Robert Finley, president; Billy Murdock, vice-president; James Breckenridge, secretary and treasurer. We had a few social evenings during the year. September, 191+9, found us basking in the delight of being full-fledged sophomores. How we were on the second rung of the ladder leading to the top. Our officers for the year were: Laura Dodd, president; Frances Dodd, vice- president; Joan Denny, secretary; Frances Todd, treasurer. We wanted to raise some money to help support our class projects so we sold candy at basketball games and at school. We had two social evenings during the year and a sleigh ride at Christmas. Now we are busy and happy juniors. Our officers are: Stanley McCadam, president; Winston Whittemore, vice-president; Betty LaVier, secretary; Fairbairn Ashworth, treasurer. Our first task was selecting and ordering our school rings. It seemed ages before they arrived, but when they finally did come, we were all very pleased and proud. Our biggest undertaking of the year was the publishing of the annual yearbook, MEMORIES OF HEUVELTON CENTRAL. The entire class worked along with the yearbook staff and we finally completed the book. Next came the night of nights - the Junior Prom. The decorating committee worked for days to make the Town Hall attractive. It was a wonderful dance and none of us will ever forget it. Now we are looking forward to next year when we can at last consider ourselves at the top of the high school ladder of success and achievement. Our memories of the high school years will always be fresh in our minds and will always be treasured. 11 Row 1 - Harry Wolfe, Floyd Ormsbee, William Murdock, James Breckenridge, Richard Downing. Row 2 - Carolyn Todd, Louise Raven, Ruth Hentz, Helen Childs, Beulah Youngs, Juanita Moore. Row 3 - Betty Baxter, Emma Lou Willard, Doris Grenier, Virginia Buck, Charles Madill. Row [j. - Richard Freeman, Donald Gooshaw, John Steele, Richard Tulley, James Howes, J. B. Smithers. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY FARRAND'S FLOWER SHOP, OGDENSBHRG, NEW YORK 12 We are now taking a full and active part in all the activities of our school. Our members are well represented In band, chorus, athletics, and cheerleading. We had one successful sleigh ride during the winter and several social evenings when we danced, played games, and became better acquainted with each other. Our officers for the year are: President. ...............................Carolyn Todd Vice-President ............. ..... Billy Murdock Secretary. ....... ................ Virginia Buck Treasurer....................................Harry Wolfe Row 1 - Frank Smithers, James Ladouceur, Ronald Haven, Donald Baxter, Ronald Backus. Row 2 - Mary Ann Nardi, Barbara Fuller, Aline Wood, Mary Breckenridge, Patricia Denny, Esther Henry. Row 3 - Rose Pike, Mary Link, Fred Ashworth, Mildred Pinkerton, Kathleen Mayhew, Julia Austin. Row I4. - Merrill Shipman, Danny Lake, Jack Courtney, Wendall Schofell, Raymond Howes, Richard MacTavish. FRESHMAN NOTES Twenty-three of us entered high school this fall as happy, starry-eyed Freshmen. We certainly feel like big wheels and we hope we can be. We are all working hard at our studies and taking a part in the extra-curricular activities of the school. � Our officers for the year are: President......... Vice-president . . Secretary......... Treasurer......... . .Ronald Backus . . . Danny Lake . .Raymond Howes Mary Breckenridge THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY FOX FUNERAL HOME, HEUVELTON, NEW YORK 13 Eighth Grade cr£ Seventh Grade Row 1 - Gerald Ormsbee, Philip Parish, Dean Fishbeck, Edwin Sheppard, Neal McLaughlin Donald Cutway. Row 2 - Agnes Chambers, Joyce Parish, Mary Ellen Youngs, Mabel Cross, Joan Goulden, Elsie McDonald. Row 3 - Frances Bishop, Patricia Kelley, Marlene Higgins, Linda Tulley, Helen Curry, Hilda Simmons, Ethel Fleming. Row 1+ - Thomas Pierce, George Dale, Robert Smither3, Ronald Nichols, William Willard, Robert Dodds, Harold Curry. Row 1 - Leland Shaw, Roger Premo, Peter McLaughlin, Robert Sloan, Bernard Link, Andrew Anderson, Ronald Zoller, Roger Todd. Row 2 - Mary Ann Sovie, Kathryn Ashworth, Doris Youngs, Carole Palmeter, Margaret Chambers, Sarah Northrup, Laura Hazelton, Margaret Northrup. Row 3 - Claricy Bishop, Elizabeth Reynolds, Aleta Macaulay, Patricia Hanna, Jeannine Reed, Thelma Bemo, Eunice Smithers, Bernice Hynes. Row 1 . - Ashton Simmons, Floyd Black, Kenneth Courtney, Arnold Pray, Jack Woodside, Gary Sears Larry Fishbeck, Bernard Hynes, Dale Ritchie. 14 f I Sixth Grade Fifth Grade Row 1 Howard Curry Donald Ritchie Howard McCready Kenneth Harrington Billy Backus Row 2 Diane Gooshaw Elaine Smithers Barbara Cross Clara Baxter Ruth Thornhill Row 3 Roger Perris Teresa Sovie Shirley Simmons Richard Bayne Florence Howes Burton Sheppard Row if. Dale Thornhill Billy Gascon Marvin Duvall Earl Hartwick Malcolm Dodds _ Row 1 Attlee Martin Robert Roulston Dick Barlow James Buck Richard Raven Row 2 Kathleen Puller Brenda Bayne Melinda Knowlton Kathryn Finley Rita Smithers Row 3 Donald Smithers Gayle Bayne Kathleen Madill Betty Cutway Mary Jane Colborne Weldon Kelly Row I4. Fred Chambers James Manford Robert Johnson John Willard Herbert Goodison Douglas Ferris Paul Murdock 15 4? Fourth Grade Row 1 - Stuart Woodside, Paul Barlow, Stephen Loan, Allen Gooshaw, Billy Seavey Row 2 - Ann Rose Nardi, Kathleep Davis, Mary Margaret Thompson, Mary Witherell, Judith Ketcham. Row 3 - Billy Knowlton, Bethany Smithers, Norma Chambers, Lucy Beaver, Joan Roulston, Norma McDonald, Bernard Finley. Row Ij. - Lyle Sloan, James Crouch, Danny Howes, John Bailey, Fred Stalder. Third Grade Charles Beaver, Aubrey Duvall, Janet Goodison, Beverly Sayer, John Chambers, Dryad Slater, Terry Ferris, Pearl Cross, Sharon Tyo, Eva Jane Backus, Francis Baxter, Ronald Ritchie, Robert Bayne, Virginia Breaky, Karen Badger, Peter Goodspeed, Irene Woodside. 16 Second Grade Myron Puller, Robert Wallace, Danny Tyo, Diane Hentz, Jimmy Beaver, David Reynolds, Elizabeth Cook, Ronald Raven, Ronald Gascon, Eleanor Chambers, Sylvia Rhodes, Betsy Loan, Patty O'Brien, Mark Hanna, Elmer Couglar, Wayne Cross, Billy Higgins, First Grade Jimmy Barlow, Sharon Ritchie, Clinton Patterson Verda Bice, Jimmy Scott, Prances Smithers, Linda Perault, Kenneth Badger, Larry Cross, Marsha Hanna, Phyllis Baxter, Wendall Raven, Alfred Aldrich, Donna Fuller, Jerry Manford, Judy Knowlton, Sharon Chambers, Gary Manford, Billy Courtney, Wendell Kenney, Jimmy Sovie, Larry Steele, Trudy Blount, Ronald Hewitt, Tommy McCoy Delberta Moore, Maureen Gooshaw, Tommy Stalder, Gloria Link, Quinton Smithers. 17 Mrs. Charles Pinkerton Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Perris Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dodd Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McMartin Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gill Rev. Father Romuald Reiter Mr. and Mrs. Everett Pitts Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Perry A Friend Mrs. Myron Mayne Mrs. James Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sovie Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Woodsid© Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Parris Mr. and Mrs. William Porter Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Smithers Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn Billings Mr. and Mrs. Arlington Walker A Friend Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Chambers Donald Sterling Mr. and Mrs. Charles Knapp Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ducett Miss Leila Rickett Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Breckenridge Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Wood Mr. and Mrs. Joseph LaVier Mr. and Mrs. Louie Cutway, Jr. Rev. and Mrs. William Loan and Mrs. Joseph Testani A Friend Inez McClellan Mr. and Mrs. James Thraves and Mrs. Carl Alverson and Mrs. Forrest B. Wood and Mrs. Albert DeLair and Mrs. Howard Livingston and Mrs. James Premo Etta McCadam Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Jack Downing The Guyettes Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Smithers Mrs. Dean Haven Mr. and Mrs. Bert Truax Gilbert Clark Paul Bartholomew Donald Mayne Robert Roulston Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George Ketcham Arthur Youngs William Scott Guy T. Davis Miss Marianne Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Powell Mrs. Elsie Smithers Mrs. Jane Hendee Autographs sf x1 j' a V -a- 18 Yearbook Staff Laura Dodd, assistant editor; Winston Whittemore, business manager; Prances Dodd, literary editor; Helen Clark, editor; Mrs. E. Hendee, advisor; Stanley McCadam, advertising manager; Pairbairn Ashworth, treasurer. Newspaper Staff Eleanor Link, editor; Arthur Terwilliger, sports editor; Robert Terwilliger, co-editor; Beverly Bishop, exchange editor; Mrs. A. Richardson, advisor, John Mayne, business manager; Barbara Parish, art editor; Prances Dodd, art editor; Stanley McCadam, assistant editor. 19 Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row Ij. - Helen Clark, Beulah Youngs, Barbara Puller, Carolyn Todd, Helen Childs, Ruth Hentz, Louise Raven, Mary Breckenridge, Mary Ann Nardi, Patricia Denny, Esther Henry. - Laura Dodd, Kathleen Mayhew, Julia Austin, Mary Link, Betty Baxter, Juanita Moore, Virginia Buck, Doris Cutway, Helen Wood, Helen Raven, Aline Wood. - Betty LaVier, Joan Denny, Eleanor Link, Maureen Perry, Ilene Laramy, Jean Ladouceur, Beverly Bishop, Darleen Downing, Frances Todd, Doris Grenier, Emma Lou Willard. - Paul Link, Danny Lake, Robert Gooshaw, Frederick Ashworth, Robert Finley, Stanley McCadam, Lois Parish, Bethany Poor, Nancy Freeman, Gerald Orasbee, Mr. Howard Bailey. . „ - t , i n j. SJBand Row 1 - Joan Denny, Frances Dodd, Kathleen Mayhew, Mary Ann Nardi, Edwin Sheppard, Ronald Backus, Maureen Perry, Ilene Laramy. Row 2 - Darleen Downing, Patricia Denny, Ronald Haven, Helen Clark, Robert Finley, Philip Parish, Mary Breckenridge, Frances Todd, Nancy Freeman. Row 3 - George Dale, Jack Woodside, Esther Henry, Linda Tulley, Helen Curry, Frederick Ashworth, Robert Smithers. 20 Row 1 - Helen Raven, Doris Cutway, Darleen Downing, Prances Todd, Maureen Perry, Joan Denny, Louise Raven, Ruth Hentz. Row 2 - Beverly Bishop, Jean Ladouceur, Bethany Poor, Helen Wood, Laura Dodd, Carolyn Todd, Helen Clark, Aline Wood, Emma Lou Willard, Prances Dodd, Barbara Parish, Lois Parish, Row 3 - Harry Wolfe, Pairbairn Ashworth, George Pieldson, Robert Finley, Donald Gooshaw, Winston Whittemore, Stanley McCadam THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY WOOD-CARMODY STUDIO, OGDENSBURG, N. Y. 21 Cast of ALMOST SUMMER -- Ilene Laramy, Beverly Bishop, Jean Ladouceur, Nancy Freeman, Eleanor Link, Lois Parish, Ronald Backus, Jack Courtney, Arthur Terwilliger, George Pieldson, John Mayne. Social Studies Club 4 Home Makers I Row 1 Row 2 % Ruth Hentz, Virginia Buck, Carolyn Todd, Darleen Downing, Eleanor Link, Prances Todd, Helen Childs, Joan Denny. Mrs. Seaman, Patricia Denny, Mary Link, Julia Austin, Maureen Perry, Jean Ladouceur, Esther Henry, Nancy Freeman, Bethany Poor, Emma Lou Willard, Kathleen Mayhew, Louise Raven, Doris Cutway, Mary Breckenridge, Mildred Pinkerton, Helen Raven. V Future Farmers Row 1 - James Howes, Raymond Aldrich, John Mayne, Donald Lake, John Steele, Mr. Whittemore. Row 2 - Jack Courtney, Charles Madill, Wendall Schofell, Richard Downing, James Breckenridge, Merrill Shipman, Donald Baxter, Richard Tulley, James Ladouceur, John Smithers, Prank Smithers. 22 Joan Denny, Jean Ladouceur, Aline Wood, Maureen Perry, Eleanor Link, Ilene Laramy. Coach Conklin, Stanley McCadam, Winston Whittemore, Richard Downing, Arthur Terwilliger, Robert Finley, Raymond Aldrich, James Breckenridge, James Howes, Fairbairn Ashworth, Charles Madill, John Mayne, Robert Terwilliger. Cheerleaders Juft-. 23 Bernard Link, Donald Cutway, Philip Parish, James Ladouceur, Robert Dodds, Robert Smithers, Raymond Howes, Frederick Ashworth, Donald Lake, John Courtney, Coach Conklin, George Dale, Wendall Schofell, Dean Fishbeck, Jack Woodside, Edwin Sheppard, Dale Ritchie. Mary Link, Patricia Denny, Esther Henry, Mary Breckenridge. 2k Row 1 - Wendall Schofell, Charles Madill, Richard Freeman, John Mayne, Danny Lake Murdock, Stanley McCadam, Fred Ashworth. Row 2 - James Howes, Arthur Terwilliger, Falrbairn Ashworth, Winston Whlttemore, Terwilliger, Jack Courtney, Robert Finley, Coach Guy Conklin. , bill Robert Football Row 1 - Richard Downing, James Breckenrldge, James Howes, Richard Freeman, Bill Murdock. Row 2 - Fred Ashworth, Stanley McCadam, Jack Courtney, Wendall Schofell, Coach Conklin. Row 3 - Robert Finley, Jack Steele, Falrbairn Ashworth, Winston Whlttemore, Charles Madill. -- BEAUTY AND BARBER SUPPLIES — HEUVELTON, N. Y. 25 'HIS PAGE SPONSORED BY ROY STEWART Advertisements The Junior Class wishes to thank the following merchants and friends who, by their generous contributions, made this yearbook possible. Compliments of Compliments of ROSS MELLON RITA'S DRESS SHOP Phone - 751+1 STEELE KELLY OGDENSBURG, N. Y. Heuvelton Net; York Esso Gas Diesel Fuels and White Gas Compliments of FURNITURE Firestone Tires Wrecker Service EMERY SMITHERS 1. Greenblatt Heuvelton, N. Y. Phone 2181 Ogdensburg’s Store of Friendly Credit ' Compliments of MAY STEWART'S O'Conner Algie BEAUTY SHOP Fountain Service MAYHEW’S Phone - 71+12 Cigars Candy Trading Post Gas — Oil — Meats Heuvelton New York Compliments of Groceries and Soda Fountain FURNISHINGS l°r tke HOME Dr. Monroe Wallace DePe.vster, N. Y. Phone 4743 BEN L. KOFF Heuvelton New York Ogdensburg, N. Y, ROBINSON HOWARD BACKUS HEATING PLUMBING Compliments of GROCERY STORE Save 2 out of Ip Heating Dollars Murdock’s Barber Shop Where Your Dollar Has More Gents With Oil-O-Katlc HEUVELTON, N. Y. Phone - 78UI Ogdensburg New York 26 Heuvelton Net- York Compliments of Pagano’s Compliments of Rexall Drug Store RICHARDSON HD WE. CO. 230 Ford Street OGDENSBURG, N. Y. Heuvelton, N. Y. Compliments of NUGENT'S GENERAL STORE H. H. FERRIS HEUVELTON, N. Y. Joseph Fisher Son Dry Goods-Meats-Groceries Phone - 3382 The Good Clothing Store Heuvelton New York Compliments of Idjspf � In Ogdensbnrg, N. Y. Van Heuvel House Cooperative G.L.F. Exchange, Inc. E. L. Manford, Prop. HEUVELTON, N. y. HEUVELTON, N. Y. (l asta 6 Brandy’s Drug Stores FLOWER SHOP “Flowers to Fit Every Need” Reliable Prescriptions 619 Main St. Phone 1508 OGDENSBURG, N. Y. Veterinary Supplies Cosmetics — Gifts Compliments of Hess Furniture Co. Greeting Cards — Candy HEUVELTON OGDENSBURG OePeyster Creamery Co. FORD ST. OGDENSBURG Your S H Green Stamp DePEYSTER, N. Y. Furniture Store ' 27 Compliments of AIL’S M1ENPS SHOD® Ogdensburg, N. Y. MURPHY’S IGA SUPER MARKET Meats Groceries Produce Beverages Phone 4552 Heuvelton N. Y. National Army Store Corp. Cor. Ford Isabella Sts. OGDENSBURG N. Y. St. Lawrence Business Machines OGDENSBURG, N. Y. Compliments of Howard Lumber Co. Ogdensburg, N. Y. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Heuvelton, N. Y. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Store o Qood Z)adte Compliments of Heuvelton Hardware Co. HEUVELTON, N. Y. Forrest B. Wood INSURANCE AGENCY Fire and Casualty Insurance Surety Bonds Phone 2721 Heuvelton, N. Y. OGDENSBURG, N. Y. HEUVELTON LUMBER CO. Building Material Millwork William J. Bell Charles I. Thornhill Compliments of John’s Spaghetti House Spaghetti — Meat Balls Sandwiches Ogdensburg Phone 581-W Compliments of SPERLING’S, INC. Reliable Home Furnishers OGDENSBURG POTSDAM MALONE MASSENA Sovie’s Dept. Store Floor Covering A Specialty Large Selection of Wallpaper Complete Paint Department 1319 Ford St. Ogdensburg OGDENSBURG,S LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE Compliments of KAPLAN’S YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR FASHION PARK CLOTHES Van Heusen Shirts Curlee Clothes Munsingwear Underwear Alligator Rainwear OGDENSBURG, N. Y. 28 It's'Wt t to buy at... m URPMSE TssmMmm OGDENSBURG, N. Y. OGDENSBURG PAPER GLASS CO. Office Supplies-Paper-Glasswane Phone 5U5 205 Catherine St. Ogdensburg New York Brown - Carroll Inc. Jewelers 124 Ford St. OGDENSBURG, N. Y. J. F. SHARP Inc. Sales Service (§r STUDEBAKER FIRESTONE INTERNATIONAL PONTIAC PRODUCTS TRUCKS 104 Lake St. Phone 1009 OGDENSBURG, N. Y. S. C. Woodside Son Plumbing — Heating — Sheet Metal Heuvelton, N. Y. Phone 2661 SIMPSON'S DRUG STORE Prescription Specialists” Coiemetici 122 Ford St. Phone 653 OGDENSBURG, N. Y. Compliments of Hotel McConville Compliments of Carbino’s Jewelry Stores Inc. OGDENSBURG, N. Y. OGDENSBURG, N. Y. Thompson Boats Johnson Motors Ward’s Sporting Goods Store Joseph S. Ward 321 Isabella Street Ogdensburg, N. Y. Sporting Goods Fishing Tackle PHONE 1439 Compliments of Ray Geary Chevrolet 205 Catherine St. Phone 322 Ogdensburg 29 FRANK BISHOP Electrical Heating and Plumbing Service Heuvelton, N. Y. Phone 4251 Compliments of FRIEDMAN'S Ogdensburg New York McCADAM CHEESE CO. INC DISTRIBUTORS OF FINE FOOD PRODUCTS Ask For McCadam’s Creamed Cottage Cheese At Your Favorite Grocery NINA'S RESTAURANT Horae Cooked Pood A Specialty Heuvelton New York Compliments of RIVERSIDE VENEER CO. HEUVELTON, N. Y. Compliments of HARLEY TODD GROCERIES ICE CREAM DePeyster, N. Y. SOFT DRINKS MEAT Compliments of POSTER FUEL SERVICE Phone 7632 Heuvelton New York Compliments of WARD WILLARD Frozen Lockers for Rent Heuvelton, N. Y. Phone 4681 LELAND’S FORD SALES FORD CARS - TRUCKS - SNOW PLOW EQUIPMENT - PARTS Greene St. off State Ogdensburg Phone 1168 TRUCK - TRACTOR REPAIRS J. M. Kring Farm Supplies Heuvelton Compliments of DEAN HAVEN Town Sup’t. of Highways OGDENSBURG, N. Y. Charles P. Knapp AUTO REPAIRS Gas — Oil — Accessories Heuvelton, N. Y. LARRO PEED More Profit Over Peed Costs PAUL McDERMOTT Heuvelton New York 30 MILLIE'S COFFEE BAR Excellent Service Day and Night Phone ii--9530 1833 South Avenue Syracuse, New York LLf 9C 6UFF ° THIS YEARBOOK PRINTED VELVATONE---EXCLUSIVE KELLER REFINEMENT OF PHOTO-OFFSET