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

Text from Pages 1 - 50 of the 1954 volume:

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IT'S A GREAT FEELING TO KNOW THAT ADMINISTRATION EVEN AFTER WE HAVE GONE FROM THIS FACULTY SCHOOL, OUR SCHOOL DAYS WILL LIVE SENIORS ON IN THE PAGES OF THIS BOOK, TO UNDERGRADS ' BE REVIEWED AND BROUGHT TO LIFE ELEMENTARY ' WHENEVER OUR HEARTS LONG FOR THE HAPPINESS WE KNEW AT H.C.S. ACTIVITY - SPORTS AT WORK........... AT PLAY.... ' D64 CCIWIQN N 1 I-l-nik fha' o ,..,. s i n.n.2s.e.e.u-a mi. 1..U.n iQuul,-s ar1g1i3,n.irs O 1 X 'A R 1 u 5, 'jx i James Breckenridge was graduated from Heuvelton Central in 1952, after which he Joined the army and was sent to Korea. Shortly after his parents received the notice of his death, this poem arrived. It was written by one of the men who served with him at the time of his death. Seven fleeting months! That's all the time they gave you, lady Seven precious months from out your 21 bright years, Seven months that found you in the garb of battle cladg Seven months of marching, drills and blood and sweat and tears. Seven months from Heuvelton to some- thing called Pau-golg Seven months from a peaceful town to a bitter rendezvous: Seven months to train and fight and answer Freedom's cally Seven months of sacrifice for what was right and true. Seven winging months! That's all the time it took you, lad, To brave Korea's seething hell and find your Destinyg Seven months of hopes and fears and giving all you had To break a tyrant's greedy grip and set a country free. Seven months: And now you sleep in your own native land, Private, First Class Breckenridge- such was the rank you had: But seven centuries from now when heroes' deeds are scanned You'll rank not only first class but among the highest, lad. Z?FCfDlDQ9QGZ?S BOARD OF EDUCATION: Mr. Emery Smithers, Presidentg Mr. Lawrence Sovieg Mr. Howard Hutchinson: Mr. Mason Steeleg Mrs. Grace Smithers, Clerkg Mrs. Gertrude Chambersg Mrs. Frances Mixg Mr. Robert Smith, Principalg Mrs. Mabel Dodd. GCCDGULDMGCFGDZF Robert E. Smith, Prin. 4 -'L Arif. N i as in a 'IJ Q Wk V F616 MMT? Seated: Mrs. Jane Hendee: Mr. Paul Matthews: Mrs. Elsie Rickett, Sec.: Prin. Robert Smith: Mrs. Mildred Fleetham, Sec.: Mr. Ivan Failows: Miss Jerrine Hutchinson. Standing: Mrs. Ruth Kuchler: Mrs. Harriett Armstrong: Mr. Charles Barone: Mr. James Morgan: Mr. Guy Conklin: Mr. James Hanno Mrs. Inez Thompson: Mrs. Adelaide Steele. Seated: Mrs. Mildred Schermerhorn: Mrs. Jessie Friot: Mrs. Leta Rock: Mrs. Elsie Smithers: Mrs. Gladys McMartin: Miss Bernice Nugent: Mrs. Ada Haven: Mrs. winifred Browning. Standing: Miss Laurena Sovieg Miss Floy Adrian: Mrs. Catherine Conner: Mrs. Marion Rice: Y X '- N 3 Q? , .D Mrs. Pauline Breaky: Mrs. Christine Narrow: Mrs. Gertrude Sheppard. 5 Q . x q?ff, J . 'Q NWA: Nl W wk I Xi: 5 Y Q :SA Xa .f.-at ?g f'0Qf0urVIUlWr I N fijr, -JN 1 ,yfgikxbx n +I'FX ' fjqkxwgxx Q LVM MQQ xx lj? ,thu 1 FREDERIC ASHWORTH! Vale- dictorian3 Chorus 1,2,3, hs sand 1,3,ug chorus Pres. 33 Pres. Music Assoc. M3 Band Librarian M: Basketball 1,23 Honor Society 3,h3 Class Pres. 2,3.h: Dance Band 3,ug Senior Play Mg- KATHALEEN MAYHEW3 Choir 10203nuf Band 1!2I3lu: Newspaper 33 Dance Band 3,h3 School Ensemble 13 Library Club U3 History Club 23 F.H.A. 1,2,3,u: Yearbook M3 Senior Play 3,33 Girls' Sports 1,2, I O 8692736-DDSWS RONALD HAVEN! Baseball 3,hj' lass Vice Pres. M3 Senior Play M3 School Ensemble 13 ChO1r 2,3,hQ Band 1,2,3,hQ :Dance Band 3,133 Yearbook LL3 Red Cross Rep. 3. L I lc vl u lx MARY LINK: Cheerleader 1,25 Class Sec. M3 Choir 1,2,3,uI Yearbook M3 History Club 23 Student Council 33 National Honor Society 33 Senior Play - M3 Class Treas. 23 F.H.A. 1, 2,3,bI Girls' Sports l,2. sv 4 3 xi RONALD BACKUS: Band 1,2,3,uj Class Pres. 13 Class Treas. 3,h3 Choir 2,3,hQ Class Vice Pres. 23 School Ensemble 13 Dance Band M3 Baseball 3,h3 Basketball 33 Honor Society Z3,h3 Yearbook Ed. M3 Senior Play l,h3 Student Council 3. Music Assoc. Officer 3,h. 6 SSWAQFQ PATRICIA DENNY: Yearbook Mg' Newspaper 23 Cheerleader lg- F.H.A. l,2,3,hg Senior Play My Girls' Sports l,2,3,hg Choir l,2,3,hg History Club 223 School Ensemble lg Band 1l2l3!LL' I BARBARA FULLER: Choir lg Girls' Sports 1,2,3g His- tory Club 25 Newspaper 3,hg' Yearbook My Senior Play M. ' ,I 5 X A x' P JOHN SNITHERS: Baseball 33 History Club 2g Yearbook My F.F.A. l,2,3,hg Senior Play :Mg Red Cross Rep. 2. 7 JOHN COURTNEY: Saluta- toriang Basketball 1,2, 3,h: Baseball l,2,3,hg Football 13 Soccer 2,hg Student Council My Honor Society 33 Yearbook My Senior Play l,hg Member 100 Mile Club. DORIS GRENIER2 History Club 1,23 Senior Play by Girls' Sports 1,23 choir 1,2. MILDRED A. PINKERTON2 Newspaper M3 Yearbook up F.H.A. 13 Girls' Sports l,2,3,h. ELIZABETH H. MATTHEWS! Girls' Sports 2,3,h3 Choir 2,3,h: Newspaper 33 Yearbook My Senior Play M. .QP1ay My Cheerleader l,3yh3 4am 'uf ' 0 -gg , Jr: .1 ,gn F - JULIA AUSTIN. Vice PPSS. 3, Choir 1,2,3,h3 Yearbook by 31rls' Sports l,2,3g Senior play My F.H.A. Reporter 33 ? H A l 2,3 M' Newspaper 3 1 32 Ilistorg' c11Hb'2. sw! X, 'Q Y xg ,Z ESTHER HENRY: History Club Zy Choir l,2,Mg Girls' Sports F.H.A. l,2,3,hg 1,23 Yearbook by Majorette l,2,3,hg Senior Honor Scociety M. FRANK SMITHERS: Yearbook My F.F.A. l,2,3,hg Senior Play M3 F.F.A. Sentinel My Base- : ball 2,3,h: 8 68.6188 LUOQVCQZPQ9 At last the day arrived, it was a day we had been looking forward to when, with high spirits, hav- ing passed our 8th grade regents, our class of 21 students entered high school life as freshmen. Under the leadership of our president, Ronald Backus, and our advisor, Mrs. Powell, our year passed very quickly, highlighted by a date outing at nLazy Rivern. We were sorry to see our principal, Mr. Thompson, leave for Aruba, South America, but we wished him all the luck in the world. Suddenly we found ourselves Sophomores. The year meant hard work for us llin in creditsi-1 , P 8 and building marks, so we found little time for activities. with Fred Ashworth as president, we started building our treasury by having a food sale. The top thing that year took place when, on March 22, 1952, the ceremony was held for the ground breaking of our new school. we looked on in the hope that we would be the first class to graduate from the long- awaited new building. Everyone was proud to be a Junior. Our class, having decreased to 16, found a very busy year as upper class- men. We had many activies among which were: parties, a food sale, our winter Wonderland Ball, and our annual Junior Prom. To the strains of our beautiful theme, 'Some Enchanted Eveningn we crowned Carolyn Todd, our Queen, and Charles Madill,-our King. Before long we were proudly wearing our Junior rings. This year, as Mr. Barone ad- mits, certainly kept him very busy as our advisor. Now that we are Seniors, we have many wonderful things to look back on and many great things to look forward to. It was a wonderful day in Sept. when we proudly walked into the new School. It was a our class, the Heuvelton Central thrill to know that Class of '5h, would be the first sen- ior class to attend the school. we quickly chose our Ashworth, Ronald officers: Fred Havens, Ronald Backus, Mary Link, and our advisor, Mrs. Armstrong, in preparation for a busy year. The theme 'Let Music Ringn filled the bright pages of our yearbook, and our annual play, 'Seventeenth Summern was a grand suc- cess with everyone proud of our fine cast. we were proud to crown Ronald Backus and Julie Austin King and Queen of our Harvest Ball. Our money making activities kept us all hopping and kept our yearbook above water. with all this to look back on, is it a wonder that as we prepare to climb the stage to receive our dip- lomas, many of us can not help look- ing back on high school with misty eyes? It is with deep appreciation, that we give our thanks and best wishes to all who in any way have helped us, the Class of vgh, .,,ii ii- 1-v 1 . . 29088 JQSKCEBV JZWQAQVJS FRONT: Parish, Kelly, Bishop, Curry, Simmons, Goulden, Sheppard, faEe. REAR: Nichols, Cutway, Tulley, Fishbeck, Smithers. Bishop, Fishbeck, pres, Vice Pres. Parish, Treas. 2 af 1 M , I Goulden, Sec 0 N - 10 , geomomore QWSGW EC? sa.-I.:L.-an.--.:'.:ua:'..-c:'.:any -' V -' -' -- .. ,. .. .. .- .. .1 .- .. .. N .- .. .. .r'.rwww1r 4 S'O P H O N O R EH i CLASS OFFICERSw 4 99999 n WPresident a W Jack Woodside 4 4Vice President 4 H Arnold Prey KSecretary N Phil Parish 4Treasurer Ken Courtney f Advisor a Nr. Vathews J,-:2M,,.-..-ns. ,, .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. A .. 1. .. .. .. 4. :acura-'wzrw A 1 Q , - f I ff psi' 'fi' fqssliat 4, f ROW I: Link, S. Northrup, Prey, Bishop, Courtney, Woodside, Macaulay, Parish, Bogardus, Curry. ROW II: Sears, Reed, Shaw, P. Northrup, Tood, Chambers, Black, Fleming. ROW'TTT: E. Reynolds, McLaughlin, Smithers, Dale, Hynes, Zoller. ROW IV: Inderson, Sovie, Dodds, Ashworth. ROW V: Fishbeck, Premo, E. Reynolds. E917 8005099 EHSQW LQG? ROW I: Sheppard, McCredy, Backus, Curry, Young. ROW II: Gooshaw, Cross, II. Murdock, Downing, Sovie, Masters, Baxter. HOW III: B. Murdock, Howes, Premo, Smithers, Bishop, LaForty, Gutterson, Xrmstrong. ROW IV: Ritchie, Sweeney, D. Thornhill, R. Thornhill, Manford, Dodds, Ferrls, Mayhew, Harrington. H 2'- .:c:L.'z:z:L:L:L:L:z ':'z:L:z. .: :':L 'lm A A 0 .K .. .. .. .X .- mm U .. ,. km.. fl X fi-FRESHMENQ E r ,'. TCLASS OFFICERS4? M ew 1: Tb f President 11' 2 'H' if B111 Backus -2 I N In sd ff'Vice President 'N' N 6' 5 if Bob Young G ffSecretary ff lvl - 'N Teresa Sovie '12 C 'F Wfreasurer -N- L Q' 95 Florence Howes-2? A 45Advisor -21- S if Mrs. Hendee 4? S 9541-S5 3565-SI-626H5-7HC'6HH2-ll-55-11-653 W .sw L X fix YKN ww' . M k XX X M X S - .. NXX Q qt X X . K mx CR Q55 I if 'L .,-ww-abil wi fsfsseaa-nw AMN., X XA X , . 1 xi. N. . ,X A . - fs? SEVENTH GRADE: ROW I: Canfield, Downing, Anderson, Todd, Conant, Putman, ROW II: Gooshaw, Havens, Woodside, St. John, Knowlton, Bell, Dimock, Reed, M. Finley, ROW III: G. Youngs, Ketchum, Sears, McDonald, Sloan, Davis, Fenton, Smithers, Shaw, ROWIV: R.Fitzgerald, Crouch, Sprowls, Black, B.Smithers, Stalder, Laramay, B.F1nley, Row V: P.Fitzgera1d, Cutway, LaRue, Laraby, Ferris, Flynn, P.Smithers, Sauter, Ladouceurg ROW VI: Hart, R. Youngs, Witherell, Parish, Trombley, Bailey, Myre, Willard. ENJOYING A HOT LUNCH! Ra 14 L A3 L ' A R 19 '3 , 'I F Sl ?-fg .Vw .4 J A :Lv f LL, t sei, 2 fe? v ,.f5lh QV xzfy. I ' . -S, i ,rx SK - , 1 FRONT TO BACK: Premo: Moore, Johnson. giggEeg:?Dgdwards, Duvafl, N. Rubadeau, Chapman, Todd, Tye, Ritchie, Childs, Badger, Poor, Masters. Schofell. Bgll, Breaky, Kirby, Perry, Tulley, Ferris, Putman, Backus, Goodman, woodside, P. Rubadeau, Parish. Pinkerton, Slater, Cross, Limoges- FIFTH A SIXTH GRADE: SEATED L. to R.: Necomhe, Dominic, H. Slmnons, Baxter, F. Johnson,SBracy, Premo, Winters, Armstrong, Hutchinson, J. Johnson, Kerr. STANDING: Cutway, Rounds, Sprowls, Raven, Kingston, Mrs. Narrow Teacher, R. Schneider, Cook, Alguire, T. Schneider Van Kennen, L. Simmons, LeC1air, Bishop, Hilbornez McAllister, Crump. '5 D313 an L waz oL93F',w 'IV-F M 'If , E- S6915 FIFTH GRADE: ROW I: TenEyck, Limoges, Willard, M. Hanna, ---- - - ROW II: Youngs, Ripe, Talley, Tyog ROW III: Hynes, O' Brien, -Z-tj: T22-1- Wlfherell, Elmer Couglerg ROW IV: Eleanor Cougler, Reynolds, ' Cross: ROW V: Dimock, Cham'5ers, winters, STANDING L to R: I 7 I fl Yaddow, Uenard Smith, Howes, Bell, P. Hanna, Ioren Smith. 5 51' .ig 1' 7 L --L. W- L F L 1 -1-1' FOURTH GRADE: ROW I: Lavorghetta, Schofell, McCoy, Hanna, L. Steele, Knowlton, Finley, Baxter, ROW II: F. Smithers, Wallace, Canfield, Fuller, wither-all, Yaddow, C. Smithers, Bishop, Conant, Ladouceurg ROW III: Souter, Gutterson, 4 Schermerhorn, Badger, Canfield, Pierce, Link, Bogardus, Z.. '- Woodward, Masters, Willard, Downing, Putman, J. Steele. Z. 'E-'CB f FAB I6 ke mo 'W W '11 THIRD GRADE: STANDING: Whiteford, Kuchler, Smith, Ripa, Harves, Courtney, Beaulieu, Woodside, Bell, Hanna, Kelly, Elliott, J.Fin1ey, Browning, Fuller, Myreg SEATED: Woodward, Pike, Witherell, Bracy, Smithers, L.Finley, Havens, Wood, Tye, Slater, Rickett, Snyder, Schneider, Duvall, Dale, Thompson. 'J-Vfxfxi' THIRD AND FOURTH GRADE: ROW I: Young, Bishop, Todd, Ackerson, Rhodes, ROW II: Blount, Newcombe, Bullock, Hazelton, LaRue, ROW III: SeeIey, Hynes, Croses, Smithers, Stalder, Young, ROW-IV? Cutway, J. Manford, Raven, B. Rubadeaug ROW V: Sovie, Gooshaw, Dimockg STANDING L to R: L.Rubadeau, Cham5ers, Bice Aldrich, G. Manford, Moore, Scott, TenEyck, Hilborne, Bayne: Cair, Premo. xx Qgx T J 27176 I7 RQ SECOND GRADE: CMrs. Haven, Teacherls Reading, Putman: ROW I: Slmmons, Dale, Chapin, Gutterson, Winters, Bryan: ROW-IT: Bogardus, Durham, Burnside, Schofell, Allen, Willard, T.LIEE3 ROW III: Canfield, Smithers, Kirby, Patterson, wright, Rlfchle, R.Link. SECOND GRADE: fMRS.8OCKJ ROW I: Kelly, Woodside, Seeley, Fleming, V. Thornhilly Reea, Ferris, Peacock, ROW II : ne I8 Judy Davis, Joan Davis: ROW III: Jane Couglar, Tyo, Jenkison, Johnson, Jean Cougar, Alverson, Dale, Patter- son, Weir, Sabre: ROW IV: Fitzgerald, D,Thornhill, Bell, Masters, Ritchie, Cross, Duvall, Sprowls, Premog we 472 FIRST GRADE: Round the Table L to R: Richardson, winters, W. Rhodes, Stone, S. Rhodes, Cross, Drummond, Limoges, Ritchie, Sears, Knowlton, Foote, Bayne, Rickett, Trombly, ,M Bogardus, Dickson, Bell, Smithers, Youngs. in i ' TRST GRADE: Reading: Macauley. ROW I' Dominie Richards . on ucEIer, Johnson, M. Livingston, T. Livingston. ROW II? ale, Steele, Baxter, Simmons, Finley, Ladouceur, Henfz. O w III: MacDonald, Murdock, White, Perry. J' E69 19 KINDERGARTEN A.M.: Table I: Cutway, Kelly, Dominie, r am, arr. a le Il: Russell, Smithers, Coughler, Sneider, E. Frlof, KaRue. Table III: Thompson, Van Kennen, Streeter, Youngs, F. Duvall. Table IV: Masters, witherell, B. Friot, Reed, J. Duvall, Tyler. U . lafn' gf N ,n'::EBs -Qljfr' I 20 07057 961763 IDC? KINDERGARTEN P.M,: Qeated: Edwards, Sovie, Petrie, RoE1nson, FltcE1e, Moore, Perry. Standin : Ellison, Conklin, Steele, Backus, McCadam, Alverson, Schermerhorn. Q 5 Zvi. 2' .4 -.L IE .. + H, 1, fx vk-. . is 5 X Ha, K f As KS ' was E Q .N ' . V0 'S' 'K 3 .' il S i Q S x , N Q ' X , x Y .. X3 Q Q .. ' 1 sf Q' K ' I ' N 8 ' X 3 ' - ips 'X mm ,. : f ws ' , Q, , L A ' x Q + 5 ' .S Q' , ,,,i.i, .Ki w i fix X A NNN -S A 1 ZMQQFEQQE VS . ,.-T 1 f 72 I Q xX'4! .1-:ff 'V n T Sf ., -,iv-n.i11':' , f Ill I X A1 MacDonald, Sovie, Howes, LaF'orty, Madill, Bishop, PN 1 . it . Ay!! 1' xx Y Q W J TEAM XXHAK . X B , ' M f Macaulay, Bishop, Parish, Sovie, Goulden, Henry. 1 1? D W ., E?5gL . M .1 U W 23 SGGC QV Row 1: Sears, Reynolds, J. Courtney, K. Courtney, Smithers. Row 2: Dale, Thornhill, Backus, D. Ferris, Ritchie, Prey, Hartwick. Row 3: Cutway, R. Ferris, Link, Sloan, Dodds, Coach Conklin. Wfciliibf 4' N Row 1: Premo, Reynolds, McLaughlin, Anderson, Shaw. Row 2 24 Coach Conklin, Thornhill, J. ourtney, K. Courtney, Backu LDCESUDGQ GLVBIE9 AT PIANO: Ashworth. ROW I: Woodside, Sovie, Chambers, Mayhew, Haven, Rasa. ,Row II: Ferris, F. Parish, Backus, J. Parish, Mr. Barone, Director. Fred Ashworth President Rudiments Class Ron Backus Treas. Sec Music Officers W.Q.S. GMQVZWS H.C.S. CHORUS: Row I: Henry, Chambers, Goulden, Murdock, Sheppard, Sim ons, Flnley, Cutway. Row II: J.Parish, Manford, Browning, P.Par1sh, Buck, Backus, Denny, F.B1shop, K.Mayhew. Row III: Mr. Barone, Directory Link, C. Bishop, Matthews, Haven, Dodds, R. Smithers, Gutterson, Austin, E. Smithers. Row IV: Downing, Macaulay, Reynolds, Woodside, Nichols, F. Ashworth, Reed, Murphy. Rehearsals for thirty eight members in chorus found us enthusiastic to work on music for our spring concert and music festival. Four mem- bers were chosen by Mr. Barone, our director, to attend state sectionals at Potsdam. Mem- bers of the chorus assisted the music depart- ment in a fund raising campaign. Both chorus and band members have sold refreshments at games and dances to help swell the fund for band uniforms. Instructions and auditions are now given to all students who show interest and talent. Once in chorus members settle down to a routine of two weekly rehearsals during activity period. Our public appearan- ces are the culmination of many hours of work, and each year brings progress. 26 THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY JOHN B. SEXTON CO.. WHOLESALE GROCERS 6216.551 6112929 H.C.S. BAND: Row I: Mr. Barone, Director, Buck, Prey, J. Woodside iteford, Knolton, Murphey. , Row II: Denny, Tulley, M. Sovie, Macaulay, Gutteraon Finley , I Witherell, Browning, Smithers, T. Sovie, Todd, Ketchum. Row III: Chambers, Haven, P. Parish, R. Backus, E. Sheppard, B. Sheppard, Manford, D. Ferris, Burcome, Davis, J. Parish, Reed. Row IV: Chambers, A. Mayhew, Anderson, K. Mayhew, Simmons, Courtney, Ashworth, Reynolds, R. Ferris, B. Backus, S. Woodside, Flynn. The fall of '53 found L43 band members happily using the facilities of our new music depart- ment. Rehearsals in the auditorium, practice rooms and storage space for instruments are improvements over last years quarters. New uniforms and more instruments now became our goal. A mile of pennies drive, supported well by the townspeople, netted over six hundred dollars and assured us of the uniforms. Cer- tain members of our band went to the tryouts for all state band and one member played in the state sectionals at Potsdam. The continu- ing grouth of the music department under Mr. Barone is very gratifying. 27 DUGDDUGDZF S QQJQCFW Henry, Backus, Hynes, Sovie, Ashworth, Chambers, Macaulay, Courtney, Goulden. C. U: --f12 xmiipgw 1 A., 0 'r kxw- ln gf! Q- ,eff Q iz yv i' ' Q. , 1:i:J? ' 1 v 0, 'vvxr Haven, Backus, Courtney, Link, Pinkerton, Austin, Fuller, Grenier, Matthews, Denny, Henry, Mayhew, Smithers. 28 oqQ25 H ll- Q!-n ,J 21 ,:g.I u.,1u. ll: I'Efl5 -I. 'ui 1:1122 ., ..- ..x 966317 696953 SWGIFE? SITTING: Link, Courtney, Fuller, Backus, Pinkerton, Ashworth, STANDING: Denny, Matthews, Fishbeck, Grenier, Brabant, Mayhew, Haven, Austin, Smithers, Mrs. Armstrong, Advisor, I . 4' W -f if 'K ' gk' Qfwzvcawffceowmcsm P l in 'wwf AROUND THE TABLE: Backus, Cutway, Woodside, Courtney, Dale, GouIHen, TEIIey, Sovie, STANDING: Manford, Ladouceur. 29 ROW I: McCready, Reynolds, Todd, Sloan, Shaw, Sheppard. 55W II: McLaughlin, Smithers, L. Fishbeck, Cutway, EAEYCA ROW I: Goulden, Macaulay, Link, Reed, Reynolds, Henry. 56W II: Mrs. Kuchler - Teacher, Mayhew, E. Smithers, ManTred, Thornhill, Howes, L. Murdock. ROW III: Tulley, Curry, Fleming, Ashworth, Ke1ly,, E. Smlfhers, Sovie, LaForty. ROW IV: B. Murdock, Parish, Denny, Austin, Masters, Baxfer, Downing. D. Flshbeck, Mr. Hanno, Teacher. XX gr., -gil? G wig .uk 'Wm fy NX ..3,. xx Qi ,X , .. 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CONNOLLY Compliments of PRAG'3f1'S TEN, SHOP GENERAL INSURANCE MURDOCK'S BARBER SHOP THAT X REALLY W ff 0 r msunes - ff, , a 925 Ford 5 ' Dgdensburg phone 781314. Heuvelto Heuvelton New York qi XLX R A Y G E A R Y I STEELE and KELLEY ,J , IF Q f i cALso GAS I f 3 lV o G D E N s B U R G N. Y. ' M N 0 SERVICE NN ,- Ji-RH P A. B R o w N YOUNG'S REPAIR SHOP General Store Auto i 41' qt ' I 43 Jgvyf and 'fffig g ifif' ' Gutboard ,4P45i Firestone Tires De Peyster' N'Y' Repair Exide Batteries T Heuyeltonf N-Yo lsHeuve1ton, N.Y. AIELLG DAIRY M, FARMS x N - G 1 Q fi . :if . ' X :A xv .fn 3 I ,r .xg A ' 'i W 'T aa 'H' - I-,S X kwa Q -WX R ' HEUVELTON 13110118 7521 NEW YORK fixgkfg .m-Haig nlmls nrmss shop ,fswsvw FARRAND FLOWERS V Flowers and Gifts for Gay Occasions If ix 7 Heuveiton, N .Y. Oggdensburg, N.Y. tx I C H A S EIS I.G.A. as 'fin , gf 3 2 .Rx Theres a df n your future! 1 G , 1 0 Q I 'K -Z X- N' Heuvelton N.Y. ggdensburg N.Y. Compliments of FORREST B. WOOD . J' 4 INSURANCE N xJ,,., HHIIVELTON , N .Y . FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member Fed. Deposit HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES CAN PREPARE QUICKLY FOR A JOB WITH A FUTURE at the OGDENSEUBG BUSINESS SCHOOL 32h CAROLINE STREET OGDENSBURG, NEW YORK THE PRIVATE BUSINESS SCHOOL IS A SPECIALIST IN BUSINESS EDUCATION Courses approved by the Bureau of Business Education, State Department of Educati . A Ins, CQ , for the training of veterans 47, rp x v Gasufbx L - ,J-df' . 1 974 1L611V81tOI1 N .YQ K-gy 5,1-.1 --lifhygigvi' C , M -, , S UTY 6 Q5 A BRANDY ' s DRUG STORES GPVICE Reliable Prescriptions Veterinary Supplies 4 C::::ZQ7 Cosmetics Gifts C3 U Q E Dwusi A Q-v ereeting Bards Fine Candi es Pnonvi I SEPVWR Ogcenaburg Heuvelton , Y I 0'CONNOR AND ALGIE Compli nts of LA VIGNE'S LAUNDRY 8, The Busy Corner Q Q' . ', fi B w Candies Dr. Monroe E. Wallace gwv JT-n ng dfll 3' Sendif ?9 iJ9' n Magazines I '5 Heuvelton, N.Y. 36 Hain st. Tobaccos O densbur N.Y. W E S T E R N C O N D E N S I N G CO. Ocfdensbur N .Y. JOSEPH FISHER dc SON THE GOOD CLOTHING STORE IN IL OGDENSBURG I ,- I V' 4: 6 E N v V E Heuvelton K New York D- -T Li- U 1 A7 v h :- f ' f - ' I i S -Ilia CLOTHES BY 5 1 HART SCHAFFNER an MARX -'nl 'I 'H . . f' ,yi , , I ,,,, x Compliments of F '- ri? ff - .3 . 6,3 41 DEAN HA VEN aw - -3 so few s '11 or H1 ,h ff- -E'r?'1- Bo-K Shoppe Q whim n up 1' rw V ways Heuvelton Rd. N- .. , E nl ' IME! Ogdensburg, N.Y. Ogdensburg In -3'u N.Y. XX 1 ST- LAWRENCE Q 5 DURKEE'S DOMESTIC BAKERY INC. !Lsff1 BUSINESS r-mcnmzzs :lf f I' ls I-'11-JE BREAD The Modern Store XXI W . Ogdensburg, N.Y. Lrff X Q Qi , 11 x oneness JPJNELRY QA ' BASTNS FLOWER SHOP D . Xfff, Keepsake Diamonds We Telegraph 'Flowers jEP' f g lf! - I fff fb pq?-i x+f:J, T S as H Green stamp Florists KEN? AA -. 7 1 I . Q I L I alive 201 Ford St. Ogdensburg, N.Y. Vain St. Ogdensburg, N.Y. New York RENE LE MAITHE General Store F1116 Ph0t0SI'f1PhY Groceries Meats Dry Goods AMERICAN PHOTO SERVICE l , N U G E N T'S t ensburg THE SHAMROCK dxcellent Food All Legal Beverages NJN DE PEYSTER CREAMERY' xx Heuvelton, N,Y,, .3 Cl.: 1 f 1 ' Fine Butter S 3 Heuvelton, N.Y. De Peyster N I S I M P S O N'S NINA'S RESTAURANT QII, Drug Store Home Cooked Meals he Specialize in Prescriptions Heuvelton, N.Y. 122 Ford St. 'N' 74,4 New York Compliments of DAwSON'S FLOWER SHOP we Deliver Canton Rd. Ogdensburg, N.Y. Q w g xy INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS FACTORY - HOME OFFICE Kansas City 9 in WK , 'is R 'Y s V... Q X '+- A 019- HP . If-Q wi M P uw? vi iw, lAy'g..Y L A -W an Af: ,-Q' . . g7ffV1 w g .. ' Nan QF 'FW ,W ,Z i.Mf,.' , Lw.wf-,f ' f . ' A g ef