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

Text from Pages 1 - 38 of the 1953 volume:

l3 Q The theme of THE 1953 HEUVELTONIAN is Between the Bookends. As there are books of adventure and memorable experiences between any bookends, so our yearbook deals with the adventures and memor- able experiences of our daily life during the past year in the Heuvelton Central School. We, the Senior Class of 1953 sincerely hope that this book will bring back many pleasant memories of the happy days spent at Heuvelton Central School. DEDICATI OH............................................................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 2k Grades 1, 2, 3, Ij., 5, 6, 7, 8 ACTIVITIES......................................................... Page 19 Yearbook Staff, Newspaper Staff, Home Makers Future Farmers, National Honor Society, Senior Play MUSIC ACTIVITIES................................................... Page 23 Bands, Chorus CAFETERIA ......................................................... Page 26 SPORTS.......................'.......................................Page 27 Varsity, Junior Varsity, Cheerleaders, Track, Baseball ADVERTISEMENTS................................................. Page 31 ADVERTISEMENTS................................................ Page 31 2. jX) VAN C. WHITTEMORE The Senior Class is proud to dedicate The Heuveltonian to Mr. Van C. Whittemore. For the past five years, he has shown a kind understanding of all our personal problems, large or small. His friendliness, stimulating personality, and sound advice will always be remembered. Knowing him both as a teacher, and friend has enriched our lives. 3 tav2 Seated - 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 Sitting - MTs. Catherine Connor, Mrs. Elsie Smithers, Mrs. Leta Rock. Standing - Miss Inez McClellan, Mrs. Gertrudi McIntyre, Mrs. Gladys McMartin, Miss Lourena Sovie. Sitting - Miss Bernice Nugent, Mrs. Mabel Havens, Miss Ploy Adrian. Standing - Mrs. Marion Rice, Mrs. Christine Narrow, Mrs. Hazel McHeffey, Mrs. Gertrude Sheppard. Sitting - Mrs. Winifred Browning, Mr. Van C. Whittemore, Mrs. Jessie Friot, Mrs. Jane Hendee. Standing - Mr. Charles Barone, Mrs. Pauline Breaky, Mrs. Mildred Schermerhorn. Sitting - Mrs. Ada Haven, Mr. Robert E. Smith, Mrs. Dorine Lord, Mr. Paul Matthews. Standing - Mrs. Ruth Kuchler, Mrs. Adelaide Steele, Mrs. Grace McNeil 5 CAROLYN TODD Valedictorian JUANITA MOORE Chorus 1, 2, 3, Ij. History Club 2, 3 Girls' Glee Club 1 Newspaper Ij. Yearbook Staff Girls' Quintet 4 Senior Play I4. Senior Play I4. Chorus 1, 2 History Club 2, 3 Treas., P. H. A. Pres., Class, 2, Pres., Honor Ass't. Editor CHARLES MADILL Basketball 1, 2, 3 Ij. Baseball 1, 2, 3 4 Football 1, 2 Soccer 3 Track 2, 3 P. P. A. 2, 3, lj- Senior Play 4 JOHN STEELE P. P. A. 1, 2, 3, Ij. Basketball 3 J+ Cross Country 3 Soccer 3 Yearbook Ij. RUTH HENTZ Chorus 1, 2, 3 4 P. H. A. 1, 2, 3, If History Club 2, 3 Senior Play Ij. 6 BETTY BAXTER Chorus 1, 2, 3, If Girls' Quintet If Class President If Girls' Glee Club 1 Yearbook Staff If Senior Play If RAYMOND COUNTRYMAN Salutatorian Senior Play If Honor Society if Yearbook Staff If Newspaper 2, 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Baseball 3 14- RICH ARD FREEMAN Basketball if Baseball 3 4 Soccer 3 Newspaper 3 Class President Vice-President, F. F. A. 3, 4 Football 2 Yearbook If Class Treasurer Senior Play If 1 Class 4 EMMA LOU WILLARD WENDALL SCHOFELL Baskethall 1, If Baseball 1, 2, If Football 1, 2 F. F. A. 1, 2 Yearbook Staff If Chorus 1, 2, 3, If F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 History Club 2, 3 Secretary, Class If Senior Play If 7 f VIRGINIA BUCK JAMES HOWES Chorus 1, 2, 3, if P. H. A. 1, 2, 3, if Newspaper if Honor Society if Class Treasurer if Class Secretary 2 Class Vice-President 1, 3 Girls' Glee Club 1 Girls' Quintet if GAIL MATTHEWS Chorus 3 if Band 3 4- Quintet 4. P. H. A. If Newspaper if Yearbook if Cheerleader if Senior Pley if BARBARA PARISH P. H. A. 2, 3, if Newspaper 2, 3 History Club 2, 3 8 Basketball 1, 2, 3 if Baseball 1, 2, 3 if Football 1, 2 Soccer 3 F • P. A 1 2 3, if HELEN RAVEN Chorus 1, 2 P. H. A. 1, 2, 3, if Newspaper 3 MARY BRECKENRIDGE RICHARD TULLEY O Chorus 1, 2 Band 1, 2, P. H. A. 1, 2, 1}. Vice-President, Class, 2 Cheerleader 1, 2, 1+ Editor, Yearbook i). Senior Play I4. Manager, Baseball and Basketball P. P. A. 1, 2, 3, i;. History Club 2, 3 Football 1 HELEN CHILDS LOUISE RAVEN Chorus 1, 2, 3 P. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 1 Class Sec'y.-Treasurer 1 Class Secretary 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3, I4. P. H. A. 1, 2, 3, I4. Girls' Quintet Ij. History Club 2 Girls Glee Club 1 Senior Play 1 . beulah youngs Chorus 1, 2, 3 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, I4. History Club 2, 3 9 c £ The volumes between the bookends which depict our past four years In the Heuvelton Central School are especially precious to us. These books will always remind us of the friendships, fun, and experiences we have had. Even as we leave to prepare for the future, we shall remember the compan- ionship and enjoyment of the past years. The first volume we remove from the bookends pictures six- teen happy and proud freshmen. We spent most of the year trying to adjust ourselves to the routine of high school. Our first class par- ty and sleigh ride were exciting and loads of fun. Our sophomore year is described in the second volume between the bookends. All of us began taking part in extra-curricular activities. We started our social activi- ties with a rollicking sleigh ride in De- cember. The wonderful year came to a close with a picnic at Lazy River. The third book between the bookends is crowded with activities as juniors. Our first project was selecting and ordering our school rings. We 3 could hardly wait for them. When we finally received them we wore them proudly and joyous- ly. Our big social event of the year was the Junior Prom. We dec- orated the Town Hall with spring flowers, balloons, gay lights, and an old-fashioned lawn swing. The theme, The Loveliest Night of the year be- came a reality for us. Prances Todd was a beautiful titian-haired Queen of the Prom, and Fairbaim Ashworth, a handsome King. Our last year is por- trayed in the fourth volume between the book- ends . We worked hard and played hard. First of all, we published THE 19$3 HEUVELTONIAN. Our senior play, MEET CORLISS ARCHER, was an enormous success. Helen Childs as snoopy Aunt Agnes, Gail Matthews as Corliss, and Ray Countryman as Dexter brought down the house. Finally, we began preparations for our graduation. Nre ordered our caps and gowns, sent out our invitations, and marched down to the platform to receive our long- awaited diplomas. We were proud to graduate from our alma mater; yet we were sad to leave the school where we had spent four happy years. Our memories of the Heuvelton Central School will always be cherished. 10 Row 1 Row 2 Mary Link, Mary Ann Hard!, Esther Henry, Mildred Pinkerton, Loris Grenier, Jack Courtney, Betty Matthews, Barbara Fuller, Frederic i-' James Standing - Frank Smithers, Ronald Backus, Ronald Haven, Julia Austin, Petty Denny. Mary Link crowns King Kenneth Courtney. Ronald Backus crowns Queen Joan Goulden. Looking on are Peggy Chambers, Aleta Macaulay and Esther Henry« Mary Link, Barbara Parish, Esther Henry, Julia Austin. 11 F Seated: Joan Goulden, Linda Tully, Prances Bishop, Edwin Sheppard, Danny Lake, Ronald Nichols, Agnes Chambers, Patty Kelley, Marlene Higgins, Robert Smithers. Standing: Hilda Simmons, JoAnn Bobian, Joyce Parish, Donald Cutway, Dean Pishbeck, Prank Dimick. U-nFo Julia Austin, Prances Bishop, Ronald Nichols, Joan Goulden, Agnes Chambers. 12 Princess Joan Goulden dancing with Prince Kenneth Courtney. VAAOA: Clsricy Bishop, Peggy Chambers, Robert Limoges, Elizabeth Reynolds. Peter McLaughlin, George Dale, Arnold Pray, Larry Pishbeck, Bernard Link. 13 Katherine Ashworth, Bernice Hynes, Andrew Anderson. Row i|.- Leland Shaw, Harold Curry, Bernard Link, Sally Northrup, Ethel Flem- ing, Roger Premo, Mary Ann Sovie, Peggy Northrup, Peggy Chambers, Laura Hazelton, Roger Todd. Row 1- Arnold Pray, Philip Parish, Kenneth Courtney, Robert Dodds, George Dale. Row 2- Gary Sears, Thomas Pierce, Peter Mc- Laughlin, Edward Reynolds, Robert Sloan, Larry Pishbeck, Bernard Hynes, Ronald Zoller, Robert Limoges. Row 3- Claricy Bishop, Aleta Macaulay, Jean- nine Reed, Elizabeth Reynolds, |27cT Idvq r Row 1 Row 2 Row Ashton Simmons, Ora Crump, Richard Bayne, Dale Thornhill, Dale Ritchie, Billy Gascon. Roger Perris, Ronald Mayhew, Ruth Thornhill, Doris Youngs, Gladys Parody, Luella Murdock, Florence Howes, Catherine LaForty, Edna Bishop, Clara Baxter. Bobby Youngs, Iona Manfred, Marian Gutterson, Linda Armstrong, Katherine Premo, Barbara Murdock, Malcolm Dodds, Gerald. Finley, Howard McCready, Row I4. - Howard Curry, Teresa Sovie, Betty Masters, Michalene Downing, Dianne Gooshaw, William Backus, Burton Sheppard, Kenneth Harrington, Elaine Smithers, Barbara Cross. 1J esu i b uJL Row 1 - James Manford, Douglas Perris, Gerald Pinkerton, Weldon Kelley, John Reed, Donald Smithers, Duane Burcume. Row 2 - Otis Bishop, Helen Schneider, Elizabeth Hynes, Kathryn Caufield, Katheryn Finley, Susanne Todd, Brenda Bayne, Carol Browning, Paul Murdock, Row 3 - Herbert Goodison, Jack Chambers, Pauline Howes, Sandra Tulley, John Willard, Betty Cutway, Earl Hartwick, Gayle Bayne, Robert Mayhew, Kathleen Madill, Lorraine Beswick, Eunice Gordon, Alice Mayhew, Keith Todd. Row U - Donald Ritchie, James Buck, Patricia O’Shea, Timothy Whlteford, Richard Masters, Karl Dimmock, Pern Bogardus, Mary Northrup, Richard Raven, Kathleen Puller, Standing, Left to Right: James Crouch, Danny Howes, Sandra Caufield, Barbara Bell, Bruce Sears, Betty Conant, Roy Ladouceur, Philip Smithers, Robert Johnson, Neil Parish, Billy Knowlton. Sitting: Judy Ketcham, Mary Witherell, Norma McDonald, Sandra Myre, Rita Smithers, Richard Fitzgerald, Bernard Finley, Kathleen Davis, Lenore Flynn, Allan Gooshaw, Paul Fitzgerald, Lyle Sloan, Freddie Stalder, James Putman, 15 r Row 1 - Dryad Slater, Irene Woodside, Michele Moore, Lynn Edwards, Terry Perris. Row 2 - Sharon Tyo, Karen Badger, Penelope Boblan, Robert Bayne, Francis Baxter, Aubrey Duvall, Charles Lowenhagen. Row 3 - Pearl Cross, Allen Bell, John Chambers, Stephen Childs, William Perry, Virginia Breaky, Ronald Ritchie, Janet Goodison, Eva Jane Backus. School D Seated - Richard Kerr, Danny Tyo, Elmer Couglar, Ronald Raven, Norma Howes. Standing - Lester Perault, Eleanor Couglar, Patricia Ducatte, Wayne Cross, David Reynolds, Donald Johnson, Billy Higgins, Mikey Downing, Elizabeth Cook, Ramona Dimock, Loren Smith, Lenard Smith, Mark Hanna. 16 Sitting - Maureen Gooshaw, konald Gas con, Wendell Raven, Leonard Ducatte, Larry Cross, Sylvia Rhodes, Keith Bogardus, Gary Manford,Jerry Manford, Thomas McCoy, Myron Puller, Larry Ackerson, Ella Edwards, Prances Smithers, Thomas Stalder, William Courtney, Diane Hentz. Standing - Larry Steele, Delberta Moore, Robert Adams, Alfred Aldrich, David Bell, Trudy Blount, Phyllis Baxter, Kenneth Badger, Robert Wallace, Verda Bice, James Sovie, Cheryll Laverghetta, Judy Knowlton, Marsha Hanna. y(hS Standing - Lee Snyder, Jimmy Lowenhagen, Jean Rowledge, David Dale, Carol Bayne, Jimmy Chambers, Larry Perault, Bob Rickett, Dick Pox, Jimmy Kelly, Vaughn Slater. Row 2 - Gail Smith, Barbara Howes, Donna Duvall, Prances Wood, Linda Whiteford, Linda Pinley, Kay Kuchler. Row 1 - Donna Puller, Jo Ann Browning, Linda Tyo, Judy Thompson. 17 Row 1 - David Ducotte, David Patterson, Margaret Youngs, Bonnie MacDonald, Patsy Kelly. Row 2. - Carole Fleming, Donald Ritchie, Donald Dale, Tommy Woodside, Elaine Reed, Karon Peacock. Row 3 - Kenneth Durham, Billy Jenkisson, Marie Johnson, Sharon Ritchie, Arthur Allen, Edna Durham. Row 1 - Reggy Cross, Ronald Simmons, Marie Fitzgerald, Joan Davis, Judy Davis, Row 2 - Jean Alverson, Jane Cougler, Lawrence Bell, David Thornhill, Sandra Tyo, Nancy Ferris. Row 3 - David Duvall, Clinton Patterson, Ronald Weir, Cyril Baxter, Jean Cougler, Marilee Bobian. 18 Jo Ann Bobian, Margaret Chambers, Kathleen Juanita Moore, Edwin Sheppard, Joan Goulden, Mayhew, Ronald Nichols, Raymond Countryman, Barbara Puller, Prances Bishop, Julia Austin, Danny Lake, Virginia Buck, Gail Matthews, Betty Matthews, Aleta Macaulay. Wendall schofell, Raymond Countryman, Carolyn Todd, Richard Preeman, John Steele, Gail Matthews, Mary Breckenridge, Juanita Moore, Mrs. Hendee. 19 Sitting - Joan Goulden, Helen Curry, Carolyn Todd, Esther Henry. Standing- Agnes Chambers, Marlene Higgins, Linda Tulley, Emma Lou Willard, Kathleen Mayhew, Patricia Kelley, Elizabeth Reynolds, Aleta Macaulay, Jeannine Reed, Virginia Buck, Joyce Parish, Mary Breckenridge. Helen Childs demonstrating to Mrs. Ruth Kuchler, Gail Matthews, Eleanor Link, Ruth Hentz, Patty Denny, Julia Austin, Beulah Youngs, Louise Raven. Ruth Hentz Gail Matthews Serving are: Mary Link Pat Denny E. Reynolds 20 QAn il vy Row 1 - Charles Madill, Danny Lake, Dean Fishbeck, Richard Freeman, John Steele, Edwin Sheppard. Row 2 - Frank Smithers, Peter McLaughlin, James Ladouceur, Robert Dodds, George Dale, Kenneth Courtney, Arnold Pray, Larry Fishbeck, Mr. Van Whittemore. Row 3 - Bernard Link, Edward Reynolds, Andrew Anderson, Gary Sears, Robert Sloan, Bernard Hynes, Roger Premo, Roger Todd. Giving a talk on grasses. Edwin Sheppard, James Ladouceur, Gary Sears, Donald Cutway. 21 Richard Freeman, John Smithers, John Steele, Charles Madill. Charter Members Sitting Vi rginia Buck Joan Goulden Marlene Higgins Mary Link JoAnn Bobian Standing Carolyn Todd Fred Ashworth John Courtney Ronald Backus Ray Countryman Cast of MEET CORLISS ARCHER This page sponsored by FOX FUNERAL HOME, Heuvelton, Sitting Ray Countryman as Dexter; Jack Steele as Mr. Franklin; Gail Matthews as Corliss; Emma Lou Willard as Mrs. Archer Dick Freeman as Mr. Archer. Standing Juanita Moore as Louise; Carolyn Todd as the nurse; Charles Madill as the doctor; Mary Breckenridge as Betty; Ruth Hentz as Mildred; Helen Childs as Aunt Agnes; Betty Baxter as Mrs• Franklin. Row 1 - James Buck, Stuart Woodside. Row 2 - Douglas Perris, Ann Nardi, Carol Browning, Mary Witherell, Marion Gutterson, Barbara Murphy, Elaine Smithers, Iona Manford, Katheryn Finley, Paul Murdock, Susanne Todd, Sonda Tulley. Row 3 “ William Gascon, William Backus, Rodger Perris, Duane Burcume, Rita Smithers, Leonore Flynn, John W. Chambers, Alice Mayhew, Kathleen Davis, - Kathleen Mayhew, Marlene Higgins, Hilda Simmons. - George Dale, Mary Ann Nardi, Ronald Haven, Fred Ashworth, Mary Breckenridge, Philip Parish. 23 Row 1 - George Dale, Danny Lake, John Woodside, Arnold Pray. Row 2 - Mary Ann Nardi, Ronald Haven, Margaret Chambers, Aleta Macaulay, Mary Ann Sovie, Jeannine Reed, Hilda Simmons, Marlene Higgins, Kathleen Mayhew, Patricia Denny, Philip Parish. Row 3 - Mr. Charles Barone, Pred Ashworth, Elizabeth Reynolds, Roger Perris, William Backus, William Gascon, Burton Sheppard, Kenneth Courtney, Joyce Parish, Gail Matthews, Edwin Sheppard, Ronald Backus, Mary Breckenridge. 2k Philip Parish Secretary - Mary Ann Nardi President - Mary Breckenridge Betty Matthews, Mary Ann Nardi, Michalene Downing, Gail Matthews, Virginia Buck, Joan Goulden, Jeannine Reed, Betty Baxter, Marion Gutterson, Hilda Simmons, Elaine Smithers, Helen Childs, Ruth Hentz, Agnes Chambers, Kathleen Mayhew, Claricy Bishop, Joyce Parish, Elizabeth Reynolds, Marlene Higgins. Row 1 Row 2 John Woodside, Ronald Haven, Ronald Backus, Robert Smithers, Peter McLaughlin, Burton Sheppard, William Backus, Roger Ferris, Edward Reynolds, Row 3 - Philip Parish, Danny Lake, Frederic Ashworth. Mr. Charles Barone, Juanita Moore, Dianne Gooshaw, Beulah Youngs, Patricia Denny, Frances Bishop, Julia Austin, Emma Lou Willard, Librarian - Ronald Haven President - Frederic Ashworth Librarian - Ronald Backus 25 Betty Baxter, Helen Childs, Gail Matthews, Virginia Buck, Juanita Moore. (ks I J ° LUNCH HOUR FOR THE GRADE PUPILS. Mrs. Erdine Howie Mrs. Pearl Johnson Mrs. Ruth Kuchler, Home Economics Teacher Mrs. Erdine Howie n teatn- JfteuVeVton, - anq op-u Heuvelton Sinks II I), i')-4U _ — , Top Ray Countryman Untl C Sex Tosses In 22 Points For Heuvelton Heuvelton Rolls - ™ Past Hammond Seventh Win Heuvelton — The Hammond eagers bungled a chance to move into a second place tie last night b.y letting Heuvelton roll past the Hammonders, 46-42, on the Heuvelton court. rve oVJ s vcpt tnc lYie A nd 0'jr'd „n10 irid V 0n tie iOT ' 2, 4 to s- „eS tot urtYi -d;u twpe fc■$ £ A he third  H £ d Coach Guy Petl0lnrv’s oTs y but one point, vVvQ . euv to o )o 1 i the fourth and d o d'e' T Y I |i oints and at hermon had closed the gap io 16. These same two lads held up their team in the third quarter and they trailed Coach Guy Conklin’s crew by but one point, 32-31 going into the fourth and final eight minutes. -w The Heuvelton court. After a first quarter spurt that ended 9-7 for Hammond, the Heuvelton players shot ahead to defend their second place posi- ti in Valley League listing. The Fi ‘ime score showed Heuvel- —-'on leading 22-18. Even with Hammond's Lewis j and Dennef sparking Coach Jim 'y Ashcraft’s string, Hammond T; lagged behind the Heuvelton I . urge. The Conklin men raced ' I ahead, 34-29, in the third quar- ’ ter. Only in the fourth frame did the rivals show resistance, with 13 point dash before :: final 27 |G 9 Row 1 - James Howes, Edwin Sheppard, Raymond Countryman, Wendell Schofell, Charles Madill. Row 2 - Coach Guy Conklin, Richard Tulley, Richard Freeman, Ronald Nichols, John Courtney, John Steele, Ronald Backus. Raymond Countryman -51wta Agnes Chambers, Gail Matthews, Mary Breckenridge, Carolyn Todd, Mary Ann Nardi, Esther Henry. 28 •«■This page sponsored by the- HOTEL DENNY, Heuvelton, N. Y. Row 1 - Donald Ritchie, Gary Sears, Malcolm Edward Reynolds, Bernard Link. Dodds. Row 3 “ Coach Guy Conklin, Arnold Pray, Row 2 - Leland Shaw, Douglas Perris, James Philip Parish, Kenneth Courtney, Manford, Weldon Kelley, Roger Premo, John Woodside, Richard Bayne, Robert Peter McLaughlin, Dale Thornhill, Dodds, George Dale, John Willard, T q r r Tr UM oViVwaATr RnKawf Ql non Ho 1 a 4 +-  4 a Mary Ann Sovie, Kathleen Madill, Aleta Macaulay, Florence Howes, Teresa Sovie. 29 Row 1 - Prank Smithers, George Dale, Ronald Backus, Robert Limoges. Row 2 - Arnold Pray, Raymond Countryman, James Howes, Charles Madill, Wendall Schofell. Row 3 - Coach Guy Conklin, Richard Freeman, John Courtney, Ronald Nichols, Richard Bayne, Richard Tulley. CCVrwf Richard Bayne, John Courtney, Robert Smithers, Kenneth Courtney, Peter McLaughlin, Edwin Sheppard, Andrew Anderson, Roger Premo, Robert Sloan, Edward Reynolds, Coach Guy Conklin. 30 T Kank You j ii B-W$ The Senior Class of Heuvelton Central School sincerely thanks the following merchants, who, by their generous contributions, made this yearbook possible. -£.ev as voW :ve .0 x A Brandy’s Drug Store Greeting Cards Veterinary Supplies HEUVELTON ( Candy Compliments of C7 Rita’s Dress Shop V Heuvelton, N. Y. Compliments of FRANK BISHOP ELECTRICAL HEATING PLUMBING SERVICE Heuvelton, N. Y. CRAYFORD’S Service Station We Have the New BLUE SUNOCO GAS HEUVELTON, N. V. Compliments of J j  ■ ( CHARLOTTE’S Beauty Nook ,’S W X Main St. Heuvelton a —5= __ TijTTu HnV) J bi o -X 4j O’Brian’s Barber Shop Heuvelton, N. Y. Compliments of NEWTON M. CONNOLLY General Insurance Jl Phone: 78 1- Heuvelton Hardware Co. We Deliver ARNOLD FERRIS Heating MEATS DRY GOODS GROCERIES Heuvelton, N. Y. HEUVELTON, N. Y. S. C. Woodside Sons Plumbing pi I Heuvelton, N. Y. Compliments of Riverside Veneer Co. Heuvelton, N. Y. Compliments of H. H. FERRIS GULF PRODUCTS Compliments of May’s Beauty Shop I Heuvelton, N. Y. MRS. ROY STEWART, Prop. Heuvelton 4, Compliments of x± J7 Dr. C. B. Chambers HEUVELTON. N. Y. Qomp liFnents of • T oUr ITR ouse Construction Coro. Gouverntur % NY Compliments of BOBIAN’S IGA Heuvelton, N. Y. Compliments of Young’s Repair Shop, Auto Outboard Repairs Heuvelton, N. Y. VISIT OUR NEW AND MODERN STORE St. Lawrence Business Machines Ogdensburg, N. Y. Joseph Fisher Son The Good Clothing Store Ogdensburg £M HART SCHAFFNER MARX H-dwarci l ie.VMry FI ovi st ' flower s -for all oecosions C evxitr R d. Phone l?3- s | O JcnsWr ,N. V. JOHN’S Spaghetti House Real Italian Spaghetti Basta’s Flower Shop PHONE 1508 619 Main St. Ogdensburg, N. Y. Flowers to Fit Every Need Funerals and Weddings Anniversaries, Birthdays, Etc. OPEN EVENINGS - SUNDAYS We Telegraph Flowers FLOWERS and GIFTS for GAY OCCASSIONS FARRAND FLOWERS vf Ogdensburg. N. Y. La VIGNE’S 36 Main Street Compliments of Brandy’s Drug Store Ogdensburg M|e-v Stl© Oood ClotVicS FovA St. QylftusWov 0) G.U SOIN FI owev Shoo Plowfcvj fov c .11 OCCOL-Storvi, PWokc. J 0 dc.v  V v v N, Y. 32 STEELE and KELLY CALSO GAS DIESEL FUELS and WHITE GAS FIRESTONE TIRES EXIDE BATTERIES Heuvelion, N. Y. Heuvelton Coop. G.L.F. hj?---- FARM SUPPLIES Heuvelton, W. J N. Y. ROY STEWART RESTAURANT Heuvelton, N. Y. Compliments of Dr. M. E. Wallace Heuvelton. N. Y. PARTS and SERVICE F. J. Ducett Sons General Merchandise Footwear Ife Electrical Appliances 1 J Heuvelton LELAND'S Ford Sales OGDENSBURG, N. Y. HOTEL McCONVILLE Nugent’s General Store HEUVELTON, N. Y. Groceri Meats Dry Goods Gifts lloveltie.s WOOD-CARMODY STUDIOS 329 State Street OGDENSBURG, NEW YORK SIMPSON’S DRUG STORE Prescription Specialists Kodaks and Sound Projectors Cosmetics 122 Ford St. Ogdensburg, N. Y. Compliments of TESTANI'S Billiard Place GESNER and McRORIE Heuvelton, N. Y. FOR THE BETTER POSITIONS THIS YEAR IT IS BUSINESS Courses for College Students Intensive Shorthand and Typing Day Courses OGDENSBURG BUSINESS SCHOOL , 32lj. Caroline Street Ogdensburg, New York All courses approved by the State Education Department 33 Summer Courses Bookkeeping and Typing rt , Night Courses % , Tel. 106lf or 1370 Compliments of . Compliments of United Milkers ♦ Exchange Howard M. Friot FOSTER FUELS Crown Milking Machine Rubber International Harvester Lehigh Navigation Coal and Universal Milking Machines MACHINERY Heuvelton, N. Y. HEUVELTON, N. V. JOHN BASTA Heuvelton G.L.F. Coop. ' GUY T. DAVIS Compliments of Kerosene Fuel Oil Plumbing - Heating - Roofing Grease Motor Oil Gas Murdock’s Barber Shop Vacuum Furnace Cleaning Heuvelton, N. Y. HEUVELTON, N. V. Heuvelton, N. Y. Compliments of AIELLO DAIRY FARMS RICHARDSON HD WE. CO. Compliments of The First National Bank Heuvelton, N. Y. HAPPY COOKING William Woods , NY X of Heuvelton, N. Y. -m- fc®sf r } GAS SERVICE LIQUOR STORE Heuvelton, N. Y. EVERY BANKING SERVICE C « wv.o Um«- Vts HOWARD BACKUS Compliments of o-f The Good Food Store Nina’s Restaurant ForresV G). sJoOD U - CALL — WE DELIVER HEUVELTON, N. Y. Heuvelton, N. Y. 3k SHAMROCK RESTAURANT STEAKS — CHOPS — CHICKEN All Legal Beverages Heuvelton, N. Y. Compliments of A L ’ S MEN’S SHOP Ogdensburg Handmacher Wool Suits MathAH ---- JjUlAk'f •OMS Shop All Five Floors and Save I Ogdensburg's Largest Department Store Compliments of VAN HEUVEL HOUSE FINE FOOD BEVERAGES Heuvelton. N. Y. PHONE 681 INSURED MOTHPROOF CLEANING E. G. CAMERON pAMERON I LEANERS 369 CRESCENT ST OGDENSBURG, N. Y. RAY GEARY Chevrolet — Corner — Catherine Washington Sts. Ogdensburg, New York JEWELERS Hulett Son Ogdensburg, N. Y. PAGANOS Ogdensburg N. Y. Compliments WARD’S Sporting Goods Store Ogdensburg, N. Y. C-o m p 11 no e. vits ’ o-f H os lerj SKot i3U«ive: H At-cessovie-s M. J. CORBETT DODGE and PLYMOUTH Dodge Trucks Calso Gas and Oil Tires - Tubes - Batteries General Repairs WESTERN CONDENSING ___ [( V CO. 35 Heuvelton, N. Y. Compliments of A. BROWN GENERAL STORE DePeyster, N. Y. |oO ‘ ol Compliments of 1Y -I HARLEY TODD Groceries Gas and Oil Hardware DePeyster, N. Y. CARBINO’S JEWELRY STORE Keepsake Diamonds 201 Ford Street Ogdensburg HESS Furniture Co., Inc. 133 Ford Street Oqdensburg A Store of Good Taste fimjnaiU— Ogdensburg, N. Y. £ The O’Connor Algie Co. Ogdensburg, N. Y. DEAN HAVEN Town Sup't. of Highways M-,.. Ogdensburg, N. Y 0 orn 11 me-vTt's of John CEUck A. 1. A. V'C.Iy i “V ol cl I I euveltorv OcirfliVcxl -School 3.3. JServeccx Street G enev a h.Y 36 This book printed by Velvatone, a special process of lithographic printing. Sole producers: Wm. J. Keller Inc., Buffalo, N. Y. No other printing firm is authorized to use the Velvatone method.