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

Text from Pages 1 - 36 of the 1952 volume:

The days and years we have spent together have been the most formative and rewarding of our life. We have worked and played together for so many years that we have become closely associated with each other. Even though our members may scatter, we know that we will always cherish the memories of the Heuvelton Central School. The Yearbook staff, under the guidance of Mrs. Edgar Hendee, has worked hard to produce THE HEUVELTONIAN of 1952. We have en- joyed recording our achievements, and we hope that you will recall with pleasure the friendships and experiences of the past four years as you look over this book. TABLE df CONTENTS DEDICATION.................................................Page 3 ADMINISTRATION.............................................Page 1+ Principal, Board of Education, Faculty SENIORS....................................................Page 6 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY...................................... Page 10 HIGH SCHOOL CLASSES........................................Page 11 Juniors, Sophomores, Freshmen ELEMENTARY GRADES..........................................Page ll Grades 1, 1-2, 2, 3, U 5, 6, 7, 8 BRANCH SCHOOLS.............................................Page 18 ACTIVITIES.................................................Page 20 Yearbook staff. Newspaper staff. Chorus, Band, Senior Play, History Club, Home Makers, Future Farmers SPORTS.....................................................Page 25 Varsity, Junior Varsity, Cheerleaders, Track, Soccer, Baseball AUTOGRAPHS.................................................Page 29 ADVERTISEMENTS.............................................Page 30 2 Dedication Mrs. Edgar Hendee We, the Senior Class of 1952, wish to dedicate The Heuveltonian to Mrs. Edgar Hendee in apprec- iation of all she has done for us. Her expert dir- ection of the senior plays has made each one a great success as well as one of the highlights of the year. Her patience and helpful guidance will be re- membered by us always. Sitting - Mrs. Mabel Dodd; Mr. Emery Smithers, President; Mr. Robert E. Smith, Principal; Mrs. Gertrude Chambers; Mrs. Prances Mix. Standing - Mrs. Grace Smithers, Clerk; Mr. Howard Hutchinson, Mr. Mason Steele; Mr. Lawrence Sovie. Robert E. Smith k Principal - Mrs. Elsie Smithers..............................Grade i|. Mrs. Jane Hendee....................................English Mrs. Ruth Kuchler .............................. Homemaking Mrs. Catherine Connor .................. Northrup's Corner Mrs. Mildred Schermerhorn ....................... Grade 3 Mrs. Dorine Lord..................................Language - Mrs. Jessie Priot .............................. Grade 1 Mrs. Ella Cox................................Lost Village Mrs. Fedora Loan.................................Grade 5 Miss Bernice Nugent.......................... Pish Creek Miss Lourena Sovie .......................... Ridge Hill Mrs. Pearl Oshier....................................Steele District - Mrs. Winifred Browning ..................... Grades 1 2 Mrs. Leta Rock.....................................Grade 2 Mrs. Gertrude McIntyre ..................... Beaver Creek Mrs. Adelaide Richardson ...................... Commercial Miss Inez McClellan...............................Grade 7 Miss Ploy Adrian................................DePeyster - Mrs. Hazel McHeffy . . Miss Jerrine Hutchinson Mr. Everett Pitts . . . Mrs. Gladys McMartin . Mrs. Christine Narrow . Mrs. Gertrude Sheppard . . . . Hickory Lake Science Mathematics . . . Social Studies .............. Grade 6 . . . Main District .............. Kokamo - Mrs. Ada Haven.................................East Road Mr. Van C. Whittemore........................Agriculture Mr. Charles Barone.................................Music Mr. Guy Conklin......................................Gym Mr. Robert E. Smith............................Principal Mrs. Marion Rice..................................Kendrew 5 HELEN CLARK Valedictorian Band 1, 2, 3, I4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, I4. Newspaper 1, 2, 3� 14- Senior Play Ij. Yearbook 3, I4. History Club 3 I4 P. H. A. I4. Glee Club 3 Seniors STANLEY MeCADAM Basketball 1, 2, 3� Soccer I4. Football 2, 3 Senior Play 2, I4. President 3 Baseball 1, 2, 3 14- Track 3� 14- Newspaper 2, 3 I4- Cross-Country I4. Yearbook 3 Chorus 1, 2, I4. WINSTON WHITTEMORE Basketball 1, 2, 3 1). Pootball 2, 3 Soccer I4. Baseball 2, 3 14- Class President I4. Yearbook Staff 3 Newspaper l . PAIRBAIRN ASHWORTH Salutatorian Basketball 1, 2, 3 I4- Pootball 2, 3 Soccer I4. Track 3� 14- Cross-Country I4. Baseball 1, 2, I4. Treasurer 3 14- Senior Play I4. Yearbook 3� li JANET SMITH Newspaper I4. Yearbook Editor I4. Senior Play I4. 6 LAURA DODD Chorus 1, 2, 3, ip Senior Play ip President 2 History Club 3, ip Newspaper 3 ip Yearbook 3 F. H. A. k Seniors FRANCES DODD Newspaper 1, 3j lp Band 1, 2, 3 Vice President 2 History Club 3 k Yearbook 3 PAUL LINK Chorus 3, ip F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, U- Senior Play ip Glee Club 3 MAUREEN PERRY Band 1, 2, 3� ip Chorus 1, 2, 3, ip F. H. A. 2, 3, ip Newspaper 3 1+ Cheerleader 1, 3 ip Senior Play 2, ip Glee Club 3 RAYMOND ALDRICH Baseball ip Soccer Ip Yearbook ip Cross Country ip F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, ip Newspaper 2, Ip Senior Play Ip 7 WILLIAM MURDOCK Baseball 2, 3 it Football 2, 3 Soccer I4. Cross-Country ij. Track 1 . BETTY LaVIER Chorus 1, 2, 3� it F. H. A. it Yearbook 4 Newspaper 3 1+ Seniors DORIS CUTWAY Chorus 1, 2, 3 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, it History Club 3� 1+ FRANCES TODD Band 2, 3� 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Newspaper 3, 4 Senior Play 4 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, it Glee Club 3 ROBERT FINLEY Basketball 1, 2, 3j it Baseball 2, 3 4 Soccer, 4 Track 3 it Cross Country 4 Band 1, 2, 3 4 Chorus 3� it Senior Play ij. Newspaper 2, £4. Yearbook 4 8 BETHANY POOR P. H. A. 1, 2, 3, if Chorus 1, 2, 3� if Newspaper 3 History Club 3 DONALD GOOSHAW Chorus 3j if Senior Play if Glee Club 3 History Club 3 Seniors JOAN DENNY Band 1, 2, 3, if Chorus 1, 2, 3� if Newspaper 3� if Sec. of Class 2, if Cheerleading 1, 3� if P. H. A. 2, 3, if History Club 3 if JAMES BRECKENRIDGE Basketball 2, 3 Football 3 P. P. A. 1, 2, 3, if DARLENE DOWNING Band 1, 2, 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3� if Newspaper 1, 2, 3� if P. H. A. 2, 3, if Cheerleading if Senior Play if 9 Class History With nostalgic memories of the past but with great plans for the future, we, the Seniors of 1952, bring to a close our last year in the Heuvelton Central School. We shall always remember the fun, work and companionship of the past four years. Our freshman year was spent getting acclimated to our new routine and taking part in the extra - curricular activities of the school. Although we were £ a bewildered and slightly frigh- ened group in September, by the following June we felt we were old hands in the high school. The sophomore year went by quietly and serenely. We had a few dances and the tra- ditional sleigh rides and picnics. As juniors, our first enjoyable task was ordering our class rings. We were cer- tainly proud and happy to wear them! Then came the work of publishing the yearbook, „ MEMORIES OP HEUVELTON CENTRAL. We scurried around getting advertise- ments, pasting pictures, and typing copy; finally, the book was assembled, and we all relaxed. The decorating committee. with Mrs. Hendee as advisor, beautifully carried out the theme of Moonlight and Roses. The Town Hall was filled with fresh flowers, and there was an unusual, old-fashioned wishing well in the center of the floor. John Mayne and Jean Ladouceur were Prom King and Queen. It was a gala evening and will be remembered by us all. At last we were seniors 1 The year was packed with activities. First of all, we held a successful round and sq- are dance. Then came the penny supper on Washington's Birthday. Again we were faced with the problems of publishing the yearbook, THE 1952 HEUVELTONIAN. The Senior Play, THOSE WEBSTERS, was produced in the Town Hall to an appreciative and packed audience. We will always remember our first big night behind the footlights. Finally, graduation day arrived'. Dressed in our caps and gowns, we were proud to receive our diplomas but sad to leave the school where we had spent four happy and active years. Row 1 - Ruth Hentz, Virginia Buck, Carolyn Todd, Betty Baxter, Juanita Moore, Louise Raven, Beulah Youngs, Helen Childs. Row 2 - Dick Downing, Gail Matthews, Emma Lou Willard, Doris Grenier, Charles Madill Row 3 James Breckenridge, Dick Freeman J. B. Smithers, Jack Steele, Dick Tulley, Ray Countryman, James Howes. 4 JUNIOR CLASS NOTES Our third year in high school was packed with work and fun. Our most important contribution to the school was the selection of a school crest. Early in the fall, we decided that our school rings would be fashioned with a uniform crest which will be used as the official symbol for the school. We hope the classes that follow us like this crest I We had many gay social events. The highlight of the year was, of course, the Junior Prom. We worked diligently on the various committees and our time was well spent. The Town Hall was beautiful, the orchestra smooth, and everyone had a wonderful, unforgettable evening. Our officers for the year were: President . . . . . Vice-president . . Secretary ......... Treasurer ......... Carolyn Todd Virginia Buck Louise Raven Dick Freeman 11 Class Of 1954 Row 1 - Betty Matthews, Kathleen Mayhew, Rose Pike, Olin Bristol, Peggy Stevens. Row 2 - Mildred Pinkerton, Barbara Puller, Mary Ann Nardi, Ronald Haven, James Ladouceur. Standing - Prank Smithers, Dick MacTavish, Mary Link, Esther Henry, Patty Denny, Julia Austin, Jack Courtney, Mary Breckenridge, Ronald Backus, Fred Ashworth. SOPHOMORE CLASS NEWS This year we have settled down to high school routine and our senior year now seems attainable. We are taking an active part in extra-curricular activities, and our members are well represented in chorus, band, cheerleading, and athletics. Our social activities are limited, so we are looking forward to the junior year when we can get our school rings, sponsor the Junior Prom, and have class parties. Our officers for the year were: President ......... Vice-president . . Secretary ......... Treasurer ......... Fred Ashworth Mary Breckenridge . Mary Ann Nardi . . . Mary Link 12 Row 1 - Hilda Simmons, Patsy Kelley, Agnes Chambers, Joyce Parish, Helen Curry. Row 2 - Marlene Higgins, Ethel Fleming, Joan Goulden, Donald Cutway, Bob Smithers, Linda Tulley. Row 3 - Harold Curry, Edwin Sheppard, Dean Fishbeck, Neal McLaughlin, Phil Parish, Roger Elliot. FRESHMAN CLASS NOTES As new members of the high school last fall, we experienced the thrill of learning to be independent. It was wonderful to go from class to class every I4.5 minutes instead of sitting in the same room all day long'. Everything was new and exciting and we en- joyed it all. We had three super social evenings. Our Halloween party was a riotous success. The sleigh ride that followed was fun and we enjoyed the hot chocolate and dancing that followed. Our class picnic in June was a fitting conclusion to a glorious yearl Our officers for the year were: President . . Vice-president Secretary _._� . Treasurer . . Joan Goulden Frances Bishop Dean Fishbeck Danny Lake Eighth Grade Row 1 - Carole Palmeter, Mary E. Youngs, Doris Youngs, Clarioy Bishop, Mary Ann Sovie, Peggy Chambers, Elsie McDonald, Sally tforthrup, Laura Hazelton, Peggy Northrup. Row 2 - Robert Sloan, Andrew Anderson, Bernice Hynes, Katherine Premo, Aleta Macauley, Thelma TenEyck, Jeannie Reed, Seventh Elizabeth Reynolds, Katherine Ashworth, Pat Hanna, Roger Premo, Bernard Link. Row 3 - Roger Todd, Ronald Zoller, Gary Sears, Peter McLaughlin, Arnold Premo, Thomas Pierce, Jack Woodside, Robert Dodds, George Dale, Kenneth Courtney, Dale Ritchie, Larry Fishbeck, Bernard Hynes, Leland Shaw. Grade Row 1 - Ruth Thornhill, Gladys Parody, Catharine LaPorty, Teresa Sovie , Michleen Downing, Linda Armstrong, Marion Gutterson, Betty Masters, Elaine Smitb6rs, Dianne Gooshaw. Row 2 - Donald Ritchie, Richard Masters, Kenneth Harrington, Barbara Cross, Clara Baxter, Florence Howes, Barbara Murdock, Luella Murdock, Iona Manfred, William Backus, Howard McCready, Howard Curry, Harlen Wood. Row 3 - William Gascon, Dale Thornhill, Roy Youngs, Marvin Duvall, Ora Crump, Richard Bayne, Ployd Black, Earl Hartwick, Malcolm Dodds, Roger Perris, Ronald Mayhew, Burton Sheppard. Row 1 - Dick Raven, Jimmie Buck, Gail Bayne, Bobbie Roulston, Junior Keller. Row 2 - Carol Browning, Timothy Whiteford, Bobby Johnson, Mary Jane Colburn, Kathy Puller, Douglas Perris. Row 3 - Pauline Howes, Fred Chambers, Jimmy Manford, Barbara Murphy, Kathleen Madill. Row I). - Brenda Bayne, Pern Bogardus, Herbert Goodison, John Willard, Katheryn Finley, Paul Murdock, Betty Cutway. v Row 1 - Billy Knowlton, Danny Howes, Freddie Stalder, Lyle Sloan, Allen Gooshaw. Row 2 - James Crouch, Kathleen Davis, Mary Witherell, Rita Smithers. Row 3 - Stevie Loan, Bernard Finley, Joan Roulston, Lenore Flynn, Nora McDonald. Row I4. - Ann Nardi, Norma Chambers, Judy Ketcham, John Bailey, Lee Martin. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY A. LEONARD GRAY, AUCTIONEER, RICHVILLE, NEW YORK 15 C0° Fourth Grade Row 1 - Janet Gfoodison, Eva Backus, Peter Goodspeed. Row 2 - Karen Badger, Ronald Ritchie, Dryad Slater. Row 3 - Aubrey Duval, Virginia Breaky, Irene wooasiae. Row 4 - Sharon Tyo, Beverly Sayer, Pearl Cross. Row 5 - Terry Perris, Francis Baxter, Jov Chambers, Bobby Bayne. Grade Row 1 - Sylvia Rhodes, Ronald Raven, Bill Higgins, Eleanor Chambers, Micheal Downing Norma Howes. Row 2 - Loren Smith, Joyce Aldrich, Elmer Cougler, Ronald Gascon, Beverly Cutway, Myron Fuller, Betsy Loan. Standing - Mark Hanna, Lenard Smith, Daniel Tyo, Eleanor Cougler, Richard Stowell, Patty O'Brien, Elizabeth Cook, David Reynolds, Patricia Ducatte, Wayne Cross, Lester Perault. 16 I Second Grade Row 1 - Gary Manfred, Larry Cross, Wendall Kenny, Tommy Stalder. Row 2 - Jerry Manfred, Trudy Blount, Kenneth Badger, Verda Bice. Row 3 - Robert Wallace, Larry S-teele, Grade Wendall Raven, Jimmy Sovie. Standing - Linda Perault, Gloria Link, Marcia Hanna, Judy Knowlton, Keith Bogardus, Jon Schermerhorn, Phyllis Baxter, Diane Hentz. Row 1 - Ronald Hewitt, JoAnn Browning, Alfred Aldrich, Leonard Ducatte, Billy Courtney, Row 2 - Carole Bayne, Bobby Rickett, Jean Rowledge, Harry Woodside, Linda Whiteford. Row 3 - Dick Pox, Sharon Chambers, Clinton Patterson, Donna Puller, Prances Smithers Row - Vaugh Slater, Frances Wood, Bruce Sayer, Jimmie Kelly. 17 c r s First Grade Row 1 - Linda Tyo, Lee Snyder, Arthur Allen, Jimmie Chambers. Row 2 - Bonnie Livingston, Sharon Hewitt, Barbara Howes, Linda Finley, Bobby Stow, 11, BRANCH Mayne School Hickory Lake Northrup's Corners Steele District Pish Creek Ridge Hill oo BRANCH SCHOOLS We have worked hard and played hard for the past four years. In addition to our classroom studies, we took part in many extra-curricular activities. Working with other people, we made many friends and developed good citizenship traits--initiative, coopera- tion, good sportsmanship, and a sense of responsibility. This picture was taken at our first athletic rally last fall when the whole student body gathered in front of the school to wish our soccer team good _ to the band, cheered lustily, and started our year with a fine school spirit. ed THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY WOOD-CARMODY STUDIO, OGDENSBURG, NEW YORK 20 Yearbook Staff Left to Right - Bob Finley, assistant editor; Janet Smith, editor; Mrs. Edgar Hendee, advisor; Fairbairn Ashworth, treasurer; Ray Aldrich, business manager; Joan Denny, business manager; Helen Clark, literary editor. Newspaper Staff Laura Dodd, co-editor; Frances Dodd, mimeo- graph; Winston Whittemore, sports editor; Darlene Downing, art editor; Dick Freeman, business manager; Helen Clark, exchange; Bob Finley, joke editor; Mary Breckenridge, assistant editor; Joan Denny, typist; Stanley McCadam, editor; Ray Aldrich, joke editor; Mrs. Adelaide Richardson, advisor. Band Row 1 - Patty Denny, Joan Denny, Mary Ann Nardi, Ronald Haven, Kathleen Mayhew, Prances Todd, Mary Link, Edwin Sheppard, Ronald Backus Phil Parish, Maureen Perry, Mary Breckenridge, Helen Clark. Row 2 - Esther Henry, Elizabeth Reynolds, IS Agnes Chambers, Hilda Simmons, Aleta Macaulay, Marlene Higgins, Jeannine Reed, Emma Lou Willard, Mary Ann Sovie, Peggy Chambers, Joan Goulden, Elsie McDonald, Janet Smith. Row 3 - Jack Woodside, Kenneth Courtney, Mr. Barone, Bob Pinley, Arnold Pray. Chorus si Row 1 - Fred Ashworth, Winston Whittemore, Esther Henry, Virginia Buck, Hilda Simmons, Joyce Parish, Betty Baxter, Patty Denny, Prances Todd, Stanley McCadam, Ronald Backus. Row 2 - Raymond Aldrich, Bob Pinley, Agnes Chambers, Danny Lake, Maureen Perry, Julia Austin, Juanita Moore, Helen Childs, Mary Link, Betty Matthews, Phil Parish, Joan Goulden, Donny Gooshaw, Paul Link. Row 3 - Jack Courtney, Bob Smithers, Gail Matthews, Emma Lou Willard, Betty LaVier, Joan Denny, Darlene Downing, Laura Dodd, Helen Clark, Mary Brecken- ridge, Mary Ann Nardi, Ronald Haven. 22 Senior Phy Cast of the 3-act comedy, THOSE WEBSTERS, produced March 27 at the Town Hall. Row 1 - Darlene Downing, Dolores; Helen Clark, Mrs. Webster; Laura Ann Dodd, Kitty; Janet Smith?, Liz; Maureen Perry, Belinda. Row 2 - Ray Aldrich, Jeep Stanley; Stanley McCadam, Bill Webster; Pairbairn Ashworth, football coach; Bob Pinley, Mr. Watt; Donny Gooshaw, Mr. Webster; Paul Link, Emil Stulir; Prances Todd, Shirley Mae. History Club c= ° Row 1 - Beulah Youngs, Virginia Buck, Mary Breckenridge, Mary Link, Patty Denny, Mary Ann Nardi, Julia Austin, Rose Pike, Juanita Moore. Row 2 - Barbara Puller, James Ladouceur, Ronald Backus, J. B. Smithers, Mr. Everett Pitts, Pred Ashworth, Jack Steele, Charles Madill, Harry Wolfe, Ronald Haven. Row 3 - Esthe.r Henry, Doris Cutway, Doris Grenier, Prances Dodd, Helen Clark, Laura Dodd, Betty LaVier, Emma Lou Willard, Darlene Downing, Kathleen Mayhew, Carolyn Todd. 23 Row 1 - Patty Kelley, Peggy Stevens, Agnes Chambers, Ethel Fleming, Joan Denny, Joan Goulden, Mary Breckenridge, Laura Ann Dodd, Row 2 - Mary Link, Esther Henry, Darlene Downing, Frances Todd, Maureen Perry, Carolyn Todd, Mildred Pinkerton, Helen Clark, Row y - Mrs. Ruth Kuchler, Betty LaVier, Emma Lou Willard, Doris Cutway, Helen Curry, Kathleen Mayhew, Rose Pike, Ruth Hentz, Patty Denny, Louise Raven, Virginia Buck, Julia Austin, Helen Raven, Helen Childs, Beulah Youngs, Linda Tulley, Bethany Poor. Future Farmers Row 1 - Mr, Van Whittemore, Paul Link, Jack Courtney, Roger Beaulieu, Neal McLaughlin, Dean Fishbeck, Phil Parish, Edwin Sheppard, Donald Cutway, Ray Aldrich. Row 2 - James Ladouceur, Frank Smithers, J. B. Smithers, Richard Tulley, Jack Steele, Donald LaRue, James Howes, James Breckenridge, Dick Freeman, Charles Madill, Dick Downing. 214- £ c rft F Athl etics The sports program started out with a terrific bang last fall when our school won five soccer games and lost one, there- by securing second place in the St, Lawrence Valley League Track came next on the athletic program, again our team crashed through with amazing results They secured first place at the Morristown meet and fourth place in the sec- tionals • Our Cinderella basketball team was definitely on the beam ” They steamrollered their opponents for the first ten games; then they struck a losing streak How- ever, they became Class C champions by taking second place in the regular 1‘eague games. In the play-offs, they dropped to fourth place. The whole school is proud of the athletic achievements of the various teams We are proud of them mainly be- cause they proved themselves real cham- ions in the true sense--in their fine display of good sportsmanship, loyalty to the school, cooperation with their team mates, and willingness to work SVJ t vVe A iW cA cottcC teA Journal All Valley—1951-52 flvo e to� . e Voto� petl0t to . a eU°T povtv to? cve and C� da r % Plenty Of Zip On Seconds The second team has just about as much height and power as the first five. Ashworth, in particular was a real asset to the ,eA Conklin coached team. He was the main scorer V main scorer for them had the ability to hit in double figures any night. This lad was named valedictor- ian of the senior class. Stan Mc- Cadam and Whittemore also fig- ured heavily in the streak piled up by the second place team. Second Team Whittemore, Heuvelton McCadam, Heuvelton F. Ashworth, Heuveltor Blackmer Morristown Fs H. Knight, Lisbon Wi v a ey y c0 se JtoO h J st a. % 6- X w s V X A e% 6i � °73e }lFt th ' kzX Heuvelton FG FP Finley ........... 1 0 Madill ............ 3 0 Whittemore ........ 5 1 Courtney .......... 3 1 Ashford, Fred ..... 1 0 Countrymen ........ 4 3 Ashford, F......... 3 5 Hawes.............. 2 1 Steele ............ 0 1 McCadam ........... 5 2 TP 2 6 11 7 2 11 11 5 1 12 Totals ..............27 14 68 Score at half-time: Heuvelton, 25-19. Officials: Joyce and Finnegan. Valley League Standings W 68. 63. v. Madrid FG Cloutier ......... 5 Leon Dawley ______ 0 Bercume __________ l McArdle ......... 0 Thompson ..... ___ 5 X ............ 0 ---------- 4 Xeuvelton Unbeaten Heuvelton kept its unbeaten streak in tact and registered their ninth win in a row last night at the expense of Waddington by the score of 58-41. Waddington was set back to the 500 mark, having won four games in eight starts. Heuvelton FG FP TP Whittemore ...... 4 2 10 Madill .......... 4 1 9 Finley .......... 0 0 0 Steele ........... 0 0 0 Ashworth, F.........6 '3 15 Ashworth, Fred.... 0 0 C McCadam _________ 3 4 If Courtney ........ 0 1 Countryman ........5 2 13 Howes .............0 1 Pet. 1.000 .833 .600 .500 .'333 i McCa Courtney Countryman Steele Ashworth ......... 2 Whittemore ........ 8 Hawes ............. o Madill ............ o Totals .........;16 FG Heuvelton Whittemore .........3 Madill .............4 Finley ........... 5 ’ 'wes ............0 ''worth .......10 .........0 .....1 FP 1 0 0 1 1 0 2 TP 7 8 10 1 21 0 4 1 19 0 Heuvelton Totals . 7; Trounds Hermon-DeKalb, 71-52 Heuvelton 6 Morristown 5 Madrid 3 Waddington 3 Ke’-mon-Delialb 2 Lisbon 1 5 Heuvelton Central School racked up its fourth straight vic- tory last night and moved half a game in front of idle Morris- town in the Valley League stand- ings. Heuvelton stopped Hermon- DeKalb, 71-52. Other league unes saw Madrid come from behind to dump Lisbon, 70-67, and Waddington walloped Ham- mond, 63-27. Heuvelton checked A1 Al- guire, Hermon’s big gun, in the first half, holding him to five foul points and moving out to a 29-18 lead. The winners were helped when Vining, big man on the H-D squad, iouled out be- fore the half. The Conklin-coached squad had three men with three or four' fouls and had to use them spar- ingly in the second half so that Alguire broke through for 14 more points, but it was too late. Heuvelton broke loose for 42 points in the last half, 25 of them in the third quarter for a 54-31 lead going into the last eight minutes. Everyone got into Heuvelton’s scoring act, with Fairbairn, Ashworth and Ray Countryman setting the pace. Ashworth had 27 -= nd Countryman 19. 4X ib to eakerGLlveltoF be -on to THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY POX FUNERAL HOME, HEUVELTON, NEW YORK 25 Gl Vpl So e 1 ° - , b$ll a Darlene Downing, Joan Denny, Maureen Perry, Mary Link, Mary Breckenridge, Mary Ann Nardi. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY HOTEL DENNY, HEUVELTON, NEW YORK. Row 1 - Ray Countryman, Charles Madill, Harold Curry, James Howes, Stanley McCadam, Jack Courtney. Row 2 - Jack Steele, Winston Whittemore, Coach Conklin, Fred Ashworth, Bob Finley. 26 Junior Varsity Left to Right - Bernie Link, Donny Cutway, Dale Thornhill, Ken Courtney, Arnold Pray, Phil Parish, Marvin Duvall, Roger Beaulieu, George Dale, Bobby Dodds, Richard Bayne, Gary Sears, Jack Woodside, Coach Conklin, Bob Smithers, Edwin Sheppard, Peter McLaughlin, Dale Ritchie, Roger Perris, Leland Shaw. Cheerleaders Joan Goulden, Florence Howes, Aleta Macaulay, Mary Ann Sovie. 27 Track Team Ray Aldrich, Pairbairn Ashworth, George Dale, Billy Murdock, Jack Steele, Jack Courtney, Bob Finley, Dick MacTavish, Stanley McCadam. Soccer Team Iff- |||! fly IMIfrS w T[ - r, ,� . - 4- T , ’IP „■ 1 ms ! 5 if) f R. @yr3?,:V | ' V i I'd sPhnT I v I: § j Row 1 - Phil Parish, George Dale, Olin Bristol, Donny Cutway, Dick MacTavish, Bob Smithers, Dick Freeman, Ray Aldrich, Harry Wolfe, Harold Curry. Row 2 - Winston Whittemore, Coach Conklin, James Howes, Jack Courtney, Billy Murdock, Stanley McCadam, Bob Finley, Jack Steele, Charles Madill, Fairbairn Ashworth. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY FARRAND'S FLOWERS, OGDENSBURG, NEW YORK. 28 Row 1 - Harry Wolfe, George Dale, J. B, Jack Courtney, Charles Madill. Smithers, Prank Smithers, Richard Bayne, Row 3 - Bobby Dodds, Falrbalrn Ashworth, Bob Smithers, Donny Cutway. Bob Finley, Coach Conklin, Harold Curry, Row 2 - Dick Freeman, Ray Aldrich, Billy Winston Whittemore, James Howes, Jack Steele. Murdock, Stanley McCadam, Ray Countryman, 29 Advertisements The Senior Class thanks everyone who helped in any way with the Yearbook. We are especially grateful to the following merchants and friends for their generous financial contributions. The O’Connor Algie Co. Ogdensburg, N. Y. Compliments of Sovie’s Dept. Store 1319 Ford St. Phone 267-J Compliments of AIL’S MUENPS SMODIP OGDENSBURG, NEW YORK A Store of Good Taste Ogdensburg, N. Y. Phone 1450 Compliments of John’s Spaghetti House Ogdensburg Phone 581-W Compliments of C ARBINO’S Jewelry Store OGDENSBURG. NEW YORK Van Heuvel House E. L. Manford, Prop. HEUVELTON, N. Y. St. Lawrence Business Machines OGDENSBURG, N. Y. HOWARD BACKUS THE GOOD FOOD STORE Phone 7841 Heuvelton, New York $3a la s FLOWER SHOP 36 “Flowers to Fit Every Need” 619 Main St. Phone 1508 OGDENSBURG, N. Y. 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KOFF FURNITURE Phone 997 301-305 Crescent Street Ogdensburg, N.Y. y CHEVROLET RAY GEARY CHEVROLET 205 CATHERINE ST., OGDENSBURG, N. V. 31 Courses for College Students Intensive Shorthand and Typing Day Courses FOR THE BETTER POSITIONS THIS YEAR IT IS BUSINESS Summer Courses Bookkeeping and Typing Night Courses OGDENSBURG BUSINESS SCHOOL 32i+ Caroline Street Ogdensburg, New York All courses approved by the State Education Department Tel. 1061+ or 1370 CRAYFORD’S Service Station BLUE SUNOCO GAS Phone 4601 HEUVELTON, N. Y. IT'S THRIFTY TO BUY AT THE SURPRISE We Give S H Green Stamps OGDENSBURG, N. Y. OePeyster Creamery Co. DePEYSTEE, N. Y. Compliments of Emery Smithers DePeyster, N. Y. JOSEPH FISHER SON The Good Clothing Store IN OGDENSBURG, N. Y. Young’s Repair Shop Outboard Motors Repairs Kendall Oil Exide Batteries Heuvelton, N. Y. Phone 4021 J. M. KRING FARM SUPPLIES John Deere Farm Machinery Heuvelton, New York 321 Isabella St. WARD’S Sporting Goods Store JOSEPH S. 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