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

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1959 volume:

U% 1953 ijrmirltmttan fhtliltsljri� b� Class liirmu'ltmt ©Mitral rijool ruurltmt, Nnu fork W ihvx tr •• y vvvwwi v y .:; w;7• . -� • ■• - M iv t: ; ; .?;--.r:;ltf,iv V'1. . : fV � v ■ ®aMo nf (Emttentfi ! .! • - iB Pp 5 ;':u£wVvv '' V-r V vV v AJVr- 'Ajj-y.-.:’'-. r'-i. .V-''-I Vi Sesquicentennial------------page 3 Dedication------------------page ij. Administration——----------- page 5 Faculty---------------------page 8 Seniors---------------------page 11 Underclassmen-—-------------page 19 Activities------------------page 25 Grades----------------------page 39 School personnel —————page 50 Advertisements------------ page 5l 1809 - 1959 (SHtr i’rlimil 1809 - 1959 staff. A homemaking department to give the girls the same opportunity that the agriculture department was giving to the boys was installed in 19 -0. The present modern structure of steel, brick and glass was opened to students of the district in 1953. As enrollments increased rapidly, a large wing to the existing building was added and the elementary grades moved_into the shining, beautiful addition in 1958. The dedication of our beautiful new school building will take place in the spring of 1959. A sesquicentennial ob- servance, depicting the progress of ed- ucation in our community during the past 150 years, will be a source of pride to the inhabitants of the Heuvelton school district. The student body, too, is deeply grateful for all the opportuni- ties offered to them that were not even envisioned in 1809� With what astonishment and amazement the students who en- tered the small log-cabin school in 1809 would gaze at the shin- ing school and modern facilities that are offered to the village students in 19591 A stroll through spacious classrooms, modern trade school unit, at- tractive homemaking apartment, commodious gymnasium, and up-to- the-minute science laboratory would be an almost unbelievable experience to students who gath- ered around a pot-bellied stove and laboriously wrote with chalk on a small slate. In the winter of I808-I809 the first school in this community was opened in a log cabin near the site of the present building. Dyer Badger was the teacher, and classes were conducted only during the winter months. The present site was sold to the district in 1822 by Jacob Vanden Heuvel, a wealthy landowner. A stone building was erected in 1825. The stone building was torn down and a large wooden structure was erected in 187U« As the need arose, this build- ing was remodeled to keep pace with the ever increasing student body. The library, laboratory, office, and high school classes eventually were placed on the second floor while the grade school classes convened on the first floor. In 1935 an agriculture wing was built, and a full time agriculture teacher was hired. In 1938 a full time music teacher was added to the teaching PKfflfl? • IS m 1 -; •' i t . vgf-ytw i r ♦ a� v Tfssfiwsia ■-• V K• i.V !� • I v • V :.%;7i ?f..4 _ -f JJm Miration Mr. Donald Cousineau Mr. Donald Cousineau came to Heuvelton Central School in the fall of 1955� He has been our class advisor during our freshman, sophomore, and senior years. His constant guidance and unfailing cooperation have made our class projects a success. We, the Senior Class of 1959� wish to dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Donald Cousineau in appreciation of his willing participation in our activities both inside and outside of school. j fHark li Canton High. School 1938 St. Lawrence University Bachelor of Arts 19i|2 Master Of Education 19il7 To the Class of 1959: tivity to deal with these challenges, definitions and principles. It is not rather these things are application of Graduation days are thought- ful days - days for looking back in fond recollection and ahead in eager anticipation. But the real exciting part about grad- uating from school is the com- bination of a broad social chal- lenge and a challenge in mobiliz- ing science. We need an edu- cation of new power and crea- Our age of science Is based on rules, an A-bomb, or rocket, or satellite but science. In meeting the challenges before you It has been said over and over again be curious, use your mind, think, search, imagine, don't take things for granted. Freedom that we have will not survive the atomic age nor humanity endure without greatly changed attitudes and types of behavior of people. The challenge is yours as to how you are to help humanity and science. Whatever your endeavor may be, I wish to extend my best wishes for your suc- cess as the Class of 1959. Supervising Principal Mrs. Rickett, Mrs. Woodside Mr. Shannon, Mr. Morgan VV? ■ V 1 .: • • -■VA.!■;A.a?v!d V.f EttJIi ill'v-jUni;r •••■ Heart! uf Gtuwatum Mr. Sovie, Mr. Hutchinson, Mr. McCadam, Mr. Livingston, Mrs. Rickett, Mrs. Rayburn, Mrs. Chambers, Mr. Badger, Mr. Sellis. i’fm'taru'H (Satfiattre Seated: Mrs. Lucille Green, Mrs. Ruth Kuchler, Mrs. Jane Hendee, Miss Jerrine Hutchinson Standing: Mr. Clarence Boatwright, Mr. Edwin Russell, Mr. James Chisholm Seated: Mr. Charles Lockwood, Mrs. Dorothy Moore, Mr. William Steverson Standing: Mrs. Jean Odell, Mr Robert Knych, Mrs. Gladys McMartin, Mrs. Harriet Armstrong Cooperative Board: Mrs. Barbara Blair, Mrs. Myrtle Burke 8 Seated: Mrs. Mary Todd, Mrs. Jessie Priot, Mrs. Pauline Breaky Standing: Miss Lourena Sovie, Mrs. Winifred Browning ,.k-. Seated: Mrs, Ada Haven, Mrs. Charlotte Besio, Miss Gertrude Kelly- Standing: Mrs. Leta Rock, Mrs. Marion Rice, Mrs. Catherine Connor Jarultg Seated: Mr. Donald Cousineau, Mrs. Irene Thornhill, Mrs. Hazel Wicks Standing: Wesley Stitt, Mrs. Inez Thompson, Mr. Walter Shannon Seated: Miss Ruth Klaus, Miss Bernice Nugent, Mrs. Elsie Smithers Standing: Mrs. Christena Narrow, Mrs. Gertrude Sheppard, Mrs. Helen Humphrey Cooperative Board: Mr. Warren Wisner, Mr. Robert LeClair, Mr. Robert Beebe Compared to the school of l809, the school of 1959 offers varied courses and op- portunities. In addition to the core curric- ulum, the students of today may select shop training, home economics, agriculture, or business subjects. Dental hygienists and school nurses supervise the health of the stu- dent body. The modern public school chal- lenges the interest and ability of every stu- dent . 3 Wb -j- progress Ml! KATHLEEN HAVENS VALEDICTORIAN Chorus 2,3; Mass Chorus 2, 3; National Honor Society 2,3,1)-; FHA 1,2,3,1).; News- paper Club 3,1)-; Editor Newspaper i|; Yearbook lj_. BARBARA BELL Chorus 2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Newspaper 3,4; Yearbook 4!; Mass Chorus 4; Library Club 1,2; Winter Carnival 4. HELEN ANDERSON Chorus 2,3; Mass Chorus 2, FHA 2,3,4; Newspaper Club 2,3,4; Yearbook Ip. JOHN BAILEY Football 2,3,4; Baseball 1,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; I Track 4; Yearbook 4; Winter' Carnival 4. GEORGE BICE SANDRA ADAMS SALUTATORIAN FHA 1,2,3,4; Newspaper 1,2, 3,4� Girls Sports 1,2,3,4� Winter Carnival 4 Yearbook Photography Editor 4� Li- brary Club 1,2; Cheerlead- ing 1. BETTY CONANT Newspaper 2,3,4� Yearbook 4; Student Council 4« SANDRA CAUFIELD Football 3,4; Baseball 1, 2,4; Basketball 1,2,4; Varsity L 1,2,4; Band 1, 2; Yearbook 3,4; Junior Play 3; National Essay Con- test Winner 3; Winter Car- nival 4. 13 FHA 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 4; Winter Carnival 4. . $ ' J ry i •’ .S V5:V.V PAUL FENTON Football 2,3,1).; Track 2,3, k-l Basketball 2,3� Baseball k-l Volleyball I4.; Yearbook i). Student Council 2,3; FFA 2,3. sunt inn; JAMES CROUCH Yearbook 1).; Volley Ball I).; Winter Carnival ]+; Radio Club 3. KATHLEEN DAVIS Band 1,2,3,U Chorus 1,2,3 1).; FHA Pres. 3; Secy. 1,2; Vice President 3; President 1).; Student Council I).; Asst Editor of Yearbook l|; Girls Sextette 1; Newspaper Club 3; Music Assoc. Vice-pres- ident Ij.; Select Chorus 3j Girls State 3; Winter Car- nival 1;.; Music Award Band and Chorus 2. SALLY CUTWAY Cheerleader 1,3,; Chorus 2; Vice-president 1; FHA 1,2, 3,4; Library Club 1; News- paper 2; Yearbook 4; Winter Carnival 4; Girls Sports 1,2; Uirls Ensemble 2. i mnn5 RICHARD FITZGERALD Winter Carnival i|_; Yearbook U-. BERNARD FINLEY Basketball 2,3; Football 2, Cross Country 3 Winter Carnival 1|.; Yearbook ij.; FFA 2,3; Vice-President 4. ALLEN GOOSHAW Yearbook ij.; Winter Carnival 1;.; Volley Ball 1;.. LENORE FLYNN Vice-president 2; Band 1,2, 3; Chorus 1,2; Cheerleader 4; Literary Editor Yearbook 4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,3; Newspaper 1,3; FHA Secretary 3; Girls Sextette 1; Music Award 2. 15 JUDITH KETCHAM President 1,2; Yearbook Ed- itor i+; Cheerleading !+; FHA 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Chorus 2,3; Newspaper 3; FHA Sec- retary 2; Vice-President 3; Mass Band 2,3; Girls Sports 1; Winter Carnival l+; Bi- ology Award 2; Betty Crocker Homemaking Award i+. NORA SAUTER FHA State Songleader 3; FHA 1,2,3,4; Pres. Music Assoc. !+; President 3; Band 1,2,3, Ip; Chorus 1,2,3,ip; Layout Editor Yearbook 4; Dance Band 2,3,!+; Cheerleading 1, 2,3,!+; Sextette 1,2; Mass Chorus i+; Mass Band 2,3,!+; Girls Sports 1,2,3. tutors WILLIAM KNOWLTON Basketball 1,2,3,!+; Base- ball 1,3,!+; Football 2,l+; Track 1,2,3,!+; Cross Coun-| try 2,3; Yearbook l+; Win- ter Carnival 1+; Band 1,2. BRUCE SEARS Newspaper Club 1,2,3,!+; Year book !+; Basketball Manager Colorguard 3; Radio Club 3; Asst. Editor Newspaper 1+. BARBARA LARAMAY i uiors RITA SMITHERS PHILIP SMITHERS Football 2,3,k; Baseball 3 1+; Track 1,2,3,1+; Yearbook 1+; Winter Carnival 1+; Vol- leyball 1,2,3,1+. Pres. Student Council 3; Student Council 1,2,3; Sec- retary 3; Cheerleading 3,1+; Chorus 1,2,3; FHA l,2,3,i+; FHA Vice-President £+; Girls Sports 1,2; Library Club 1; Yearbook 1+; Winter Carnival FREDERIC STALDER JAMES TODD Student Council 2,3; Year- book 1+; Basketball 1,3,1+; Baseball i+; Winter Carnival FFA President 3, Vice-Pres- ident County FFA i+; Bowling Team 3j Student Council 3,1+ Boys State 3. SHEILA SPROWLS Secretary 1+; Treasurer 1; Cheerleading 3� k' BRA 3� l+ FHA Secretary 1+; Newspaper 3,1;; Business Manager News, paper 3,1+J Yearbook 1+; Win' ter Carnival i+; Library Club 1. m 9 Will we ever forget the memorable day in September, 1955 when we entered the school doora as exuberant, fun-loving, and ambitious freshmen? Prom our lofty perch we gazed condescendingly up- on the seventh end eighth graders. We were now bona fide members of the high school student body and we were determined to rise and shine. Our first fund-raising projects, selling greeting cards and pens, were successful and our treasury began to grow. To celebrate the conclu- sion of the freshmen year, our class had a wonder ful picnic at Postwood Park. Our officers for th yesr were: Judy Ketcham, president; Sally Cutwey, vice-president; Kathleen Davis, secretary; Sheila Sprowls, treasurer; Mr. Donald Cousineau, advisor Now we were wise end experienced sophomore In addition to our demanding school studies, we realized we would have to begin raising money in earnest if we wished a senior trip to materialize We hustled all yeer selling candy and ice cream at football, baseball, and basketball games. Our advisor occasionally wondered of we were eating the profits ourselves as our financial balance at the end of the year was not what we had anticipated. A picnic at Lazy River in June terminated our activities for the sophomore year. Officers for the yeer were: Judy Ketcham, president; Lenore Flynn, vice-president; Kathleen Davis, secretary; Mary Witherell, treasurer; Mr. Cousineau, advisor. Our junior year was packed with busy ictivities of all kinds. First of ell, we selected our high school rings! Every member of the class badgered our long-suffering secretary until the rings arrived, and then we proudly strutted throughout the halls with our hands held aloft so that everyone could admire the gleaming circlets of gold. We again sold candy at basketball games, conducted many successful food sales, and worked like beavers to raise money through community suppers. In May, our fabulous Junior Prom took place. To carry out the theme, How Deep Is the Ocean , we painted fantastic and colorful denizens of the sea on large well murals. The enchanting evening was climaxed by the crowning of Roger Ferris and Carol Browning as King and Queen of the prom. Our class officers were: Nora Sauter, president; Kathleen bsvis, vice-president; Rita Smithers, secretary; Kathleen Havens, treasurer; Mrs. Kuchler and Mr. Russell, advisors. Exciting end rewarding experiences filled our days as seniors. Senior officers elected were: Kathleen Davis, president; Bernsrd Finley, vice-president; Sheila Sprowls, secretary; Kathleen Havens, treasurer; Mr. Cousineau end Mrs. Kuchler, advisors. Our biggest task of the year was the publishing of The Heuveltonian , the school yearbook. With Mrs. Hendee as advisor, we labored long and hard, and we finally sent the completed pages to the publisher. The annuel Winter Carnival, held in February, was a mammoth success. Why, we even managed to secure two television per- sonalities to crown Queen Judy Ketcham and King Bernard Finley! With these activities completed, we began preparations for our trip to Washington, D. C., during our Easter vaca- tion. A tour of the Supreme Court, Senate, end House of Representatives filled us with respect for our government officials. Visits to the Mellon Art Gallery, Smithsonian Insti- tute, and Museum of Natural History made us more deeply appreciative of our culture and heritage. June 23 and graduation day at lest ar- rived! Although we were anxious to begin new experiences, we all realized that the four challenging end rewarding yesrs spent at the Heuvelton Central School will be remembered and cherished by all of us. jllflllUUl MU, II 1 I IV' (Elas0 ijtetarg Row 1: M.A. Brecy, B. Youngs, N. McDonald, M. Parish, E.J. Backus, A. Nicholas, L. Todd, K. Badger, H. Winters, K. VanKennen, D. Slater Row 2: S. Tyo, I, Woodside, A. Dominie, J, Schofell, G. Seeley, B, Kirby, J. Goodison, M. Moore, S. Hooper, V. Breaky, S, Ormsbee Row 3: P. McAllister, G. Bishop, R. Rice, B. Nicholas, W. Perry, T. Perris, J, Chambers, R. Ritchie, S. Stevens, J. Saffin, J, Chapman ilmtuirs Junior Class Officers For the junior class this has been an exciting, busy, and thrilling year. Choosing our class rings was our first pleasant task. How important we felt the day the rings ar- rived and the whole school ad- mired our choice! To raise enough money for our class projects, we scur- ried around town selling greeting cards and novelties. In May, the annual Junior Prom took place. Our theme, Blue Hawaii was beautifully exe- cuted, and the entire student body complimented us. In a more serious vein, we all began contemplating our future careers, and many of us made what may prove to be the most important deci- sions of our lives. It was truly a momentous year! Row 1: A. Nichols, treasurer; H. Winters, president; E. Backus, vice-president; K. Badger, secretary. Row 2: M. Bracy, student council; L. Todd, newspaper reporter. 20 Row 1: S. Kingston, E. Cook, C. Williams, L. Simmons, C, Glidden, B. Rounds, B. Burcume, B. Cutway, J. Rsyburn, H. Howes f Row 2: M. Downing, L. Hutchinson, C. Sprowls, E. Cougler, P. O'Brien, N. Willard C. Wilson, R. Mayhew, L. Armstrong, B. Higgins Row 3: L. Winters, D. Paquette, R, Newcombe, M. Hanna, V. Hynes, J. Pequette, D. Reynolds, E. Cougler, D, Witherall, K. Chambers The members of the soph- omore class have been as busy as the proverbial beavers all year. In addition to a heavy schedule of school subjects, we enthusiastically participat- ed in all school activities. To raise money for our antic- pated senior trip to Washing- ton, we sold greeting cards and candy, held several suc- cessful food sales, and solic- ited donations for a skating doll. As a result of these business ventures, our treas- ury balance was considerably improved. After a success- ful sophomore year, we are looking forward eagerly to °ur junior year. Our class officers were: Cora Glidden,presidentj Richard Mayhew, vice-president; Betty Rounds, treasurer; Beverly Cutway, secretary; Mrs. Hendee, advisor. Sophomore Class Officers Row 1: B. Rounds, treasurer; C. Glidden, president; L. Winters, vice-president: B. Cutway, secretary Row 2: L. Simmons, student council; D. Reynolds, student council; B. Burcume, newspaper reporter. 21 Freshmen Class Officers Row Is R. Ripa, treasurer; J. Manford, president; K« VanOrnum, vice-president; L. Paquette, secretary. Row 2: B. Kypreos, sergeant-at-arms; D. Moore, „„ student council. 22 We were proud indeed to become full-fleged members of the high school student body I last September. At our first! meeting the following officer were elected: Jerry Manford, president; Kathy Van Ornum, vice-president; Linda Pauquette, secretary; Raymond] Ripa, treasurer; Bill Kypress, sergeant at arms. We have participated in all school activities. Many of our class members take part in band, chorus, sports, cheei leading, FFA, FHA, and other organizations. During the Winter Carnival, which was sponsored by the senior classj we were justifiably elated when our ice statue of Thumpei the Disney rabbit, won first prize! Next year we hope to assume an even more active role in school activities. , ' I; ; Row 1: G. Ormsbee, P. Boots, L. Law, L. Paquette, K. VanOrnum, D. Moore, M. Hanna, C. Finley, T. Blount, S. Putman Row 2: C. Cutway, K. Badger, D. Todd, R. Mandigo, G. Manford, M. Martin, E. Pierce, M. Gooshaw, M. Bice, J. Knowlton, S. Yaddow, M. Schofell Row 3: J. Corrice, J. Woodward, R. Wallace, T. Stalder, L. Steele, T. Weincek, B. Kypress, J. Sovie, W. Witherill, T. McCoy, A. LaRue Sirpslmmt lEujijfy draft? Row 1: E. Sauter, D. Boots, A. Gutterson, E. Chambers, L. Youngs, B. Simmons, S. Bennett, P. Schneider, D. Hentz Row 2: P, Besaw, C. Stevens, A. Yaddaw, R. Bayne,W. Finley, T. Young, A. Aldrich Row 3: q. Smithers, D. Caufield, D. Bell, R. Myre, W. Charlton, G. Schneider, R. 23 Willard, G, Newcombe, E, Hooper _______________________________________ Row one: J. Scott, B. Bracy, P. Ormsbee, P, Wiencek, J, Ripa, R. Hynes, S. Bice, J. Corrice, C, Bayne, L. Snyder, V. Slater Row two: B. Howes, L, Finley, J, Finley, P, Carr, L, Elliot, J. Rayburn, L, Youngs, C. Seeley, F, Witherell, J. Mandigo, J, Browning Row three: D. Hazelton, L, Whiteford, S, Beaulieu, F, Smithers, J, Steele, D, Hilborne, C, Havens, F, Woods, K, Kuchler Row four: G, Downing, W. Bishop, D, Fox, H, Woodslde, J, Wright, C, Nichols, J, Chambers, R, Hubbard, J. Kelly Row 1: D. Winters, J, Wilson, K« Peacock, S. Bice, J. Davis, J. Davis, L, Blanche, j| Alverson, B. Van Ornum, P, Kelly Row 2: D, Thornhill, N. Perris, M. Fitzgerald, J. Woodward, B. Brozzo, P, Flight, R.| Todd, V. Thornhill, S. Stiles, J, Cougler, B. Conant, T. Brown Row 3s R. Weir, J, Seeley, G. Nichols, L, Wright, M. Putman, W, Courtney, L. Cardine} R. Jurkovitch, T. Woodside, E. McAllister, C, McCallum, W. Jenkinson, B. Newman $mnth Gkad? Row 1: M, Youngs, S. Chriss, E. Burnside, J. Matthews, B, Thompson, S, Tyo, C, Ellis, Finley, T. Link, B. Besaw Row 2: L. Talcott, R. Chapin, J. Cougler, M. Grandy, S. Montroy, L. Tyo, R. Pratt, H. Pike, J. Kirby, P. Wright Row 3s Cr« Bishop, E. Bullock, D. Bell, G. Simmons, M. Premo, D. Patterson, E, Fieldson ?i| 'mv Row 1: G. Bishop, S. Woodside, W. Knowlton, P. Stalder, A. Duvall Row 2: Mr. Conklin, G. Bice, P. McAllister, J. Chambers, J. Baile Barsitg HaakpthaU Heuvelton 33 35 1+6 58 59 58 56 72 38 55 58 k° 53 51 58 61+ 1+1+ 26 V- r i‘: v-'-'AKi Opponenl Clifton-Pine 1+7 St. Regis Palls 39 Hammond 37 Edwards 68 Hermon-DeKalb 51 St. Regis Falls 1+7 Morristown 1+5 Lisbon 1+9 Madrid-Waddington hi Hammond 1+2 Hermon-DeKalb 39 Morristown 1+2 ' Lisbon 1+2 j Edwards 55 i Madrid-Waddington 60 Semi-Finals Lisbon 59 Playoff Finals Madrid-Waddington 65 Row 1: Mr. Lockwood, J. Corrice, H. Simmons, K. Bogardus, D. Tyo, G. Manford, G. Manford, G. Smithers. Row 2: W. Witherell, L. Armstrong, B. Bayne, T. Stalder, T. Wiencek, M. Downing. Slnutur Varsity ivelton Opponent 9 Clifton-Fine 33 19 St. Regis Falls 15 kl Hammond 24 2k Edwards 29 15 Hermon-DeKalb 26 2k Morristown 43 17 Lisbon 38 16 Madrid-Waddington 45 29 Hammond 21 35 Hermon-DeKalb 28 35 St. Regis Falls 20 26 Morristown 37 29 Lisbon 38 ko Edwards 30 2k Madrid-Waddington 34 Row 1: B. Nichols, R. Rice, P, Smithers, J, Bailey, W. Khowlton, P, Fenton, P. McAllister, D. Paquette. Row 2: E. Hooper, D. Tyo, B. Higgins. Row 3: Mr. Conklin, B. Kypreos, A. Duvall, G. Bishop, S. Woodside, G. Bice, R. Ripa, T. McCoy. tfmTlball The Heuvelton football team scored a major triumph in the St. Lawrence Valley League play-offs during the past year. Although this was the first season that our athletic department maintained an 8 man team, the football players won four decisive games and lost one. The championship play-off game saw Heuvelton pitted against Madrid' Waddington. The closely fought game ended in a tie, 6-6. As a re- sult, the Heuvelton football teem was awarded the coveted trophy for j co-championship of the St. Lawrence Valley League. Football Cheerleaders Row 1: N. Sauter, L. Flynn, N. McDonald Row 2: J. Ketcham, R. Smithers, N. Bice, S. Sprowls, K. Badger SB RIB! BDHH HHIHBBBHHii Hi Row 1 Row 2 Judy Ketcham, Nora Sauter, Rita Smithers Nancy Bice, Sheila Sprowls, Karen Badger (mwtitnbn r,. 29 Kathryn Van Ornum, Laurel Simmons, Marsha Hanna, Carol Sprowls Row 1: S. Caufield, R. Smithers, S. Adams, N. Sauter, J. Ketcham, B. Bell, P. R. Fitzgerald, A, Gooshaw Row 2: S. Sprowls, K. Havens, H. Anderson, B. Laramay, L. Flynn, K. Davis, P. G. Bice, B. Sears, J. Todd, B. Finley, W. Knowlton, J. Crouch, F. Stalder Smithers, Fenton, I frarbmik Row 1: Mr. Sellis, D. Slater, M. Moore, R. Rice, J. Chambers Row 2: D. Reynolds, J, Rayburn, B. Rounds, S. Adams. Absent K. Havens 30 . Row 1: J« Kelly, L. Sneider, H. Anderson, B. Sears, K. Havens, S. Sprowls, L. Simmons, RowA2: Burcume,HL. Winters, M. Moore, Mrs. O'Dell, G. Downing, Mr. Lockwood, J. Rayburn, S. Beaulieu, S. Hooper, E. Cook, J. Rayburn, B. Conant, C. Williams, K. VanKennen, S. Adams, C. Finley D. Moore, S. Tyo, D. Slater, W. Bishop, M. Hanna, D. Hazelton. (Ummril °W Woodside 'Kio M°°re K VenKennen� M« Bracy, B. Nichols, K. Davis, H. R0W C! C?“ant� S Batman, P. Kelley, B . Cutway, E. Cook, Mr. Morgan, Havens, D. Reynolds, J. Todd, L. Hutchinson, C. Cutway 31 Row 1: J. Alverson, B. VanOrnum, M. Moore, V. Breaky Row 2: P. Kelley, L. Finley, S. Yaddow, B. Burcume Row 3: S. Putman, M. Bice, Mr. Steverson, J. Chambers, C. Cutway, E.J. Backus, B, Jenkisson, D. Todd, R. Weir, K. Badger, M. Martin, D. Reynolds, N. Sauter, C. Williams, D. Slater, N. Bice, M. Parish The 1958-59 Senior Band began the year’s activities in October by playing and marching at the football games. Later in the fall we played for basketball games and pep assemblies. Members of our band participated in the Mass Band which played for the basketball play-offs at Canton. In March, we took part in the St. Lawrence Valley League band concert which was held in the Lisbon Cen- tral School in Lisbon. Our Spring Concert was held on May 22 to a large audience. The concert con- sisted of a variety of band selections. The year's activities were completed with the Memorial Day parade, the Music Department banquet, and the senior graduation. ROW is E. Cook, S. ormsbee, P. Wiencek, M. Hanna, T. Blount, J. Knowlton, K. VanOmum, RowM2:M 1Xer,Ws!hKrngstoS; TroL s, C. Glidden, V. Breaky, E. Backus, A. Dominie, M?°Parish, D Slater, N. S.ut.r, B. Cutway, D. Moore, L. Elliott, p Carr J. Browning, L. Whiteford, R. Mandlgo ,. t Row li: Mr. Steverson, D. Reynolds, R. Paquette, D. Fox, J. Chambers, J. Kell , J. Corrice, G. Manford, J. Sovie, B. Nicholas, J. Paquette This year the com- munity enjoyed several programs put on by the mixed choir. With for- ty-six voices under the direction of Mr. Steverson they worked on a wide va- riety of music for their own music advancement and for your entertainment. Their first program was one of sacred music presented at a Christmas assembly in December. Members of the choir took part in the St. Lawrence Valley League Choral Con- cert which was held in the Madrid-Waddington Central School at Madrid. The presentation of the Spring Concert on May 22 was their next perform- ance. They enjoyed at- tending the music festi- val at Potsdam State Teachers College and the annuel Music Department banquet. The year was concluded with the choir singing for Baccalaureate Service. Clnirus K. Badger, N. Sauter, B. Cutway, R. Paquette, B. Nichols, kI Davis, Mr. Steverson. 33 N. Howes, B. Kirby, P. Steele, A. Gutterson. S. Bice, G. Crawford, M. Bayne, D. Perris, N. Ferri 3U ™-«■� - - — ■- ■■■■—_ ___________ Row 1: Mrs. Armstrong, C. Glidden, J. Chambers Row 2: D. Slater, E. Cook, M. Moore, R. Mayhew Smtiur (Classtral Hauuuu' ifnmrh (Club Row lj h. Winters, K. VanKennen, M. Bracy, K. Badger, G. Ormsbee, C. Finley, L. Law How 2: J. Davis, J. Davis, D. Winters, S. Bice, J. Wilson, M. Fitzgerald, N. Ferris, B, Brazzo ow 3: J. Couglar, K. Peacock, J. Alverson, Mrs. Armstrong, J. Woodward, B. VanOmum, Kelly, L. Blance, B. Conant. ' Row 1: B. Kirby, S. Adams, N. Sauter, K. Van Kennen, B. Bell, S. Caufield, A, Dominie, Row 2: V, Breaky, M, Gooshaw, M. Schofell, S. Putman, S, Sprowls, M. Bracy, R. Smitheri S, Moore, G, Williams, B. Burcume, S, Cutway, H, Anderson, L. Simmons, J, Denesha, Row 3: E. Backus, Mrs, Kuchler, N, McDonald, B, Youngs, B. Rounds, C. Glidden, C, Sprowls, N, Howes, E, Couglar, D, Stevens, S, Ormsbee, H. Winters, J, Goodison, K, Badger, B, Cutway, L. Flynn, S. Tyo a A - The members of the FHA started out the year's program with the ini- tiation of 25 new members making an active club membership of 39. To carry out one of our goals, that of community service, we baked and dec- orated Christmas cookies for the eld- erly people of the United Helper’s Home and St. Joseph's Orphanage in Ogdensburg. In February we invited the Lis- bon Central School Chapter to our regular meeting. After the meeting 1 we had games in keeping with the Val- entine theme. This party was planned to carry out one of our club's goals- that of wholesome group recreation. The officers of FHA are: Karen 1 Van Kennen, president; Rita Smithers� vice-president; Sheila Sprowls, sec- retary; Virginia Breaky, treasurer. Monthly meetings are held in the ho- memaking department. Sewing and fitting new spring suits: B. Bell, S. Caufield, K. Havens : ■ -- Row Is K. Kio, K. Chambers, L. Todd, J, Todd, A. Nicholas, B. Nicholas, L. Hutchinson Row 2: J. Alquire, C. Caufield, L. Armstrong, C. Cutway, R. Mandigo, J. Woodward, K. Badger, D. Todd, T. McCoy „ „ Row 3: E. Russell, M. Downing, D, Poor, D. Witherell, L. Larue, E, Couglar, R. Newcombe, W. Witherell, J. Corrice, V. Hynes 3 3 A The Future Farmer activities have been wide and varied throughout the year ranging from participation in contests to representation at the National Conven- tion. In June members of the chapter took two farm management tours to observe ad- vanced methods of farming; one was to the Harden Farm in Camden, N.Y. and the other to Brigham Farm near St. Albans, Vermont. The chapter attended Gouverneur County Fair and participated in judging contest. We also had two exhibits. Two of the members participated in cattle showing in the county fair, in state fairs, and in local cattle shows. Mr. Edwin Russell, local advisor, and James Todd, vice-president of the County FFA, attended the National FFA convention held in Kansas City, Missouri. In February, a series of contests w°re held on the county level, e Placed third in the Forum contest and second in the public speaking contest. Members of the FFA will take part in the Earn and Home Week at Cornell University. April the FFA will sponsor the annual Eather and b0n Banquet. In May, we will attend the State FFA invention to be held in Schuylerville,N.Y. Comparing results of a scientific experiment: P. Fenton, L. LaRue, L. Todd 37 gSHBa Seated: J. Taylor, G. Crowe, J. Kio, L. Bell, B. Kuchler, A. Allen, R. Rickett, S. Chambers, C. Winters, P. Steele, M, Bouchey, C. Trombly, S. Parish, P. Plshbeck, C. Bogardus, R. Gllmour, J. Elie, G. Dickson Standing: K. Caloren, J. Sellis, A. Macauley, Mr. Lockwood, S. Hentz, M. Limoges, J. Richardson ($ntiUv Row 1: D. Ritchie, E. Simmons, A. Countryman, M. Johnson, P. Stone, H. Besaw, H. Schofel, C. Beldock, A. Caufield, P. Ritchie, B. Rhodes Row 2: S. Youngs, B. Perry, R. Knych, P. Cardinell, N. Youngs, D. Smithers, W. Gutterson 1 .0 Row 1: L. Bray, L. Crowe, R. Link, P, White, D. Simmons, M. Bichnell, N, Finley, C, Sears Row 2: M, Talcott, P. Knowlton, W. Law, B, McDonald, C, Premo, C. Chambers, M. Livingston, L, Thompson, E. Jones, S, Bogardus, B, Brown Row 3s Mrs, McMartin, M. Richardson, D, Charlton, D. Hazelton, G. Drummond, G, Murdock Okaiip — jFtftir (graft? Row Is E. Wedemeyer, J, Stiles, C. Bice, J, Ellison, W. Bennett, M. Witherell, R. Hazelton, L. Myre, C, Carr, D, McCallum Row 2: R. Tyler, B, I elly, Mrs, Humphrey, R. Duvall, D, Woodcock, B. Alverson, R, Holland, W. Scott,' V, Thornhill, M. Cutway, D, Boprey, L. Brown, R, Saffin, F. Corrice, R. Friot H. Beaulieu Zj.1 dkak' Row 1: S. Caloren, E. Larue, M. Backus, N. Bray, M. Moore, J. Conklin, B. Cougler, R, Besaw, A. Sraithers, Row 2: Mrs. Sheppard, J. Duvall, P. Hynes, J. Schneider, E. Bennett, R. Saffin, D. Van Kennen, D. Hilborne, M. Trombly, E. Friot, M. Brown. Row 3: R. Ormsbee, J. Steele, W. Talcott, R. Paquette. Row 1: G. Chambers, B. Cerdinell, G. Johnson, R. Streeter, P. Perry, M. Bell, S. Ritchie, A. Simmons, R. Pinkerton. Row 2: T. Gooshaw, A. Stevens, J. Ritchie, C. Jackson, B. Stevens, G. Ellis, K. Parks, M. Pratt, S. Thompson, G. Brabant, D. Bayne, J. Dominie, R. Cutway, Mrs. Narrow. Row 1: R. Chapin, P. Limoges, H, Youngs, E. Johnson, M. Rayburn, J. Petrie, P. Hooper, R. Charlton, G. Wells Row 2: Mrs, Smithers, C. Tyo, C. Wright, B. Simmons, A. Pratt, B. Couglar, R. Soulia S. Tyo, D. Pratt, C. Poore, E. Dominie jfmtrth (Jkaii? Row 1: J. Mayne, N. Van Kennen, J. Conklin, V, Steverson Row 2: n. Smithers, M. Conant, T. McKay, S. Hebert, D. Whiteford Row 3: m. Simmons, W, Harrington, B, Sterling, G, Crawford, D. Putman, J. Wright Row w. Feara, H. Dibble, D, Knowlton, T, Fishbeck, B. Simmons, M, Morrison Row M. Fox, C. Todd, J. Kelly, E, Brown Standing: M. Bayne, S. Richer, C. Scott, Miss Klaus. ky Row 1: S. Wood, S. Todd, S. Edwards, M. Van Ornum, E. Cougler, B. Rickett, E. Mayhew, Row 2: C. Plight, R. Nichols, E. Steele, E. Kelly, A. Priot, C. Bill, L. Caufield, D. Smithers Row 3: J. Moore, R, Simmons, Miss Nugent, D. Loucks, B. Dashnaw, D. Sellis, D. Stone, D. Perris, J. Raymon, K. Ketcham, D. Bayne, M. Young. jflmirttj Okaii? — dntiip B. Cardine11, J. Hanna, D. Wells, G. Soulia, L. Johnson, B. Poore, N. Schneider, K. Limoges, Mrs. Rice, R. Perrin, J. Pierce, R. Chambers, M. Todd, T. Gooshaw, J. Withere11, R. Johnson, H. Pratt, B. Daugherty, H. La Forty. kk Row 1: B. Masters, D. Stiles, C. Wainwright, S. Barthlomew, M. Streeter, D, Bray, B. Carr, B, Seeley, M, Besaw Row 2: J, Sloan, R, Beauleau, T. Bill, W. Woodward, P. Davis, Miss Kelley, S. Nichols J, Todd, K. Newman, D, Finley Row 3s L. LaRue, R. Stalder, R. Charlton, R. Russell, C, Buck, J. Livingston, K. Peacock, V, Smithers Row 1: c, Thompson, M, Premo, S. Myre, B. Tyler, A, WTight, R. Bennett, W. Townsend Row 2: J, Stiles, J. Winters, J, Duvall, C. Bracy, K, Havens, E. Conant, G. White, V. Stevens, E, Autman, T. Backus, G. Livingston, C. Cook Row 3: M, Bayne, S. Sibley, J, Nichols, L. McAllister, R, Simmons, P. Simmons, Mrs. Connor, E. Jones, C. Sears, D. Badger Seated: B. Simmons, G. Fitzgerald, J. Hazelton, L. Smithers, S. Myre, J. Dickson, S. Putman, M. LaLonde, M. Kelly, G. Chapman, T. Hazelton Standing: C. Cutway, I. Duvall, T. Woodward, J. Brown, J. Lytle, R. Thornhill, M. Ripa, D. Gooshaw, J. Stone, A. Bicknell, J. Wedemeyer, L. Blance, D. Sprowls, C. Steele, C. Kirby, A. Moore, S. Knowlton, Mrs. Besio. Seated: K. Brown, B. Sterling, P. Streeter, S. Tyler, S. Thompson, R. Beauleiu, P. LaRue, V. Thompson, L. Duvall Standing: K. Crayford, R. Backus, G. Burcume, L. Snyder, C. Pike, R. Chapen, L. Thompson, E. Wood, S. Knowlton, C. Duvall, B. Fraser, L. Masters, J. Rickett, M. Parks, L. Kio, M. Besio, K. Kelly, T, Sibley, Mrs. Rock. Seated: M. Hall, B. Pierce, R. Scott, H. Perrin, L. Smithers, D. Hazelton, D. Caloren, J. Bennett, R. Simmons, A. Fenton, I, Simmons, B. Finley, J. Raymon, G. Cardinal, S. Slaraski, T. Simmons, D. Exelby Standing: S. Youngs, N, Dibble, J. Miller, M. Drummond, B, Hooper, B. Wright, Mrs. Havens. mmi� drain —— Jurat drain Row 1: G. Friot, D. McKay, N. Jones, D. Downing Row 2: M. Outman, R. Bice, S. Kirby, Hazelton, N. Todd, J. Persons, M. D. Hall, A. Kelly,Mrs. Todd. G. Murdock, G. Seeley, D. Ferris, A. Snider, S. Schofell, L. Phillips, L. Merrifield, D. Duvall, D. Masters, J. Crawford, J. Collins, U7 Row 1: G. Perrin, R. Hooper, R. Ritchie, D. Stiles, V. Smithers, T. Hazelton, R. Cardinal, H. Arquitt, C. Premo, B. Harris Row 2: R. Wright, J. Matthews, I. Hanna, G. Hilborne, L. Johnson, R. Simmons, P. Trombly, B. Denesha, K. Dashnaw, N. Pratt, Mrs. Priot. iflirst draft? Row 1: T. Youngs, R. Pike, S. Bracy, W. Hutton, R. Duvall, D. Hebert Row 2: R. Fox, Miss Sovie, E. Duvall, D. Pierce, M. McAllister, B. Sloan, N. Blanche J. Russell, L. Corrice, V. Wells, N. Besaw, S. VanNorum, K. McSorley, G. White Row 3: C. Wilson, J. Sylver, R. Chapin, J. Whiteford, B. Nicholson, D. Loucks, K. Crowe, S. Duvall, W. Richie. g Row 1: R. Hazelton, D. Witherell, D. Johnston, J. Holland, J. Besio, K. Livingston, B. Carr, V. Woodside Row 2: K. Harris, G. Lytle, R. La Rue, M. Brown, L. Wallace, L. Pike, J. Raven, W. Me Collum, G. Charlton, C. Chambers, S. Beaulieu Row 3: S. La Rue, D. Perrin, Mrs. Breaky, M. Dibble, S. Stewart, S. Kelly, M. Woodside, L. Hall, J. Hutchinson, J. Hutchinson, A. Simmons, I. Simmons. iKinitergartnt Row 1 : p. Fraser, R. Todd, M. Simmons, E. Bartholomew, S. Denesha, N. Nicholson. F. -immons, B. McLear, T. Flack, L. Duvall, A. Wainwright, F. Davis. 0w 2: M. Testani, F. Russell, G. Woodside, F. Slater, D. Downing, A. O'Marah, B. Boatwright, G. Van Ornum, D. Bayne, J. Livingston, Mrs. Browning, D. Steverson. K Reed, M. Murdock. G. Bayne, L. Billings, J. Howes, G, Newman, R. Tyler L. Buck, I. Sprowls, M. Childs, E. Reynolds, J, Blance, W. Perry, A. Steele, W. Knowlton lus ftriim's (Eafrtma Mrs. M. Scott, Mrs. E. Jenkisson, Mrs. P. Johnson, Mrs. E. Howie, Mrs. V. Stalder. OIuBtuiiiauH Mr. L. Jenkisson, Mr. A, Delair, Mrs. R. 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