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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1960 volume:

fi ' | ■':: ' ' ■ i ■ ' w : ' ; : ■ ■■:'■.■ '. . ' ;£V : : ! HH '!f TABLE OF CONTENTS ■ YEARBOOK STAFF 1959-60 Editor.............................. John Chambers Assistant Editor.................... MaI y Ann Bracy Literary Editor..................... Michele Moore Photography Editors................. Karen VanKennen Virginia Breaky Ass 11 Photography Editors.......... Sharon Ormsbee Norma McDonald Layout Editors.................. Shirley Hooper Janet Goodison Art Editor.......................... Dryad Slater Assistant Art Editor................ Karen Badger Typing Editors...................... Irene Woodside Bonnie Kirby Typists.............................. Margaret Matthews, Beatrice Youngs, Robert Stewart, Alberta Dominie Business Manager.................... Ronald Ritchie Ass't Business Manager........... Sharon Tyo Sports Editors...................... Robert Rice Stuart Woodside u:-u:g. The Class of I960 presents this yearbook in remembrance of its four years of high school. We hope that it will serve as a guide and inspiration to suc- ceeding classes. In years to come we know it will bring back many memories of the happy and eventful days which we had at H.C.S. 3 DEDICATION Miss Lourena SOVIE We, the class of I960, wish to dedicate our year- book to Mis3 Lourena Sovie in sincere appreciation of her forty-three years of ministering to the demands of young minds. Miss Sovie graduated from St. Mary's Academy in Ogdensburg, N.Y., and then attended Ogdensburg Training School. After teaching for five years, she attended Potsdam Normal School. It is only just that we extend this expression of our respect and gratitude for her many faithful years of kind and patient teaching. TO THE CLASS OP i960 Your graduation from school brings to an end the first phase of your education. These past years in school have served as an orientation period to everyday life situations. As students developing satisfaction through accomplishment of school tasks you have been laying the groundwork for the same sense of accomplishment that may be a lasting lifetime experience in your chosen vocations. Achieving happiness and contentment in our way of liv- ing is a matter of concern for each of you. If in your approach to your particular job you can see it as it affects what one does, whom one knows and often how one thinks you can make a happier way of life. I wish to congratulate all of you on your fine achieve- ments and for this excellent Heuveltonian . In future years when you turn back through these pages I hope It will bring back fond memories. Supervising Principal PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE ..... - ■ , h i Mark V. SELLIS Canton High School 1938 ST. LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY Bachelor of Arts 19i+2 Master of Education I9I4.7 6 EDUCATIONAL SECRETARIES Jane Richardson Pauline Woodside Elsie Rickett BOARD OF EDUC AIION Row 1 Mr. Sellis, Mrs. Rickett, Mrs.Rayburn Mrs, Chambers, Mr, Hutchinson, Row 2: Mr. S0vie, Mr. Badger, Mr. McCadam, Mr. Livingston. Mr, Morgan, K. Badger, D, Reynolds I STANDING: Mr. Richard LaRock Mr. Edwin Russell 7 Mr. Wesley Stitt SEATED: Mrs. Harriet Armstrong Mrs. Jane Hendee Mrs. Lucille Green FACULTY ! STANDING: !Mr. Richard Irwin ?Mrs. Dorothy Murphy UVIr. Charles Lockwood SEATED: Miss Jerrine Hutchinson, Mrs. Hazel Wicks, Mrs. Inez Thompson STANDING: Mr. Jon Hanagan, Mr. William Ballard, Mr. Donald Couslneau :SEATED: Mrs. Irene Thornhill Mr. Guy Conklin Mrs. Gladys McMartin COOPERATIVE BOARD STANDING: Mr. Robert Beebe SEATED: Mr. Thomas Carbol, Mrs. Myrtle Burke. Mr. Robert LeClair STANDING: Mrs. Winifred Browning Miss Lourena Sovie SEATED: Mrs. Mary Todd Mrs. Jessie Friot Mrs. Pauline Breaky FACULTY STANDING: Mrs. Helen Humphrey Miss Ruth Klaus Mrs. Elsie Smithers SEATED: Mrs. Christena Narrow Miss Bernice Nugent Mrs. Gertrude Sheppar STANDING: Mrs. Ada Havens, Mrs. Leta Rock, Mrs. Charlotte Besio SEATED: Mrs. Gertrude Keeley, Mrs. Catherine Connor, Mrs. Marion Rice STANDING: Mr. Clarence Boatwright, Mr. James Morgan, Mr. William Steverson SEATED: Mrs. Dorothy Moore, Mrs. Gail Philbee, Mrs. lone Ellison 9 | SENIOR CLASS BABY PICTURES Michele MOORE FHA, 9,10,11,12; Band, 9,10,11,12; Chorus, 9,10,11,12; Mass Chorus, 11; Mass Band., 11,12; Radio-Photog Club, 10; Newspaper Club, 10,11; Junior Classical League, 11; Stud Coun, 11, 12; Literary Ed of Yearbook, 12; Natl Honor Society, 10,11,12; Class Reporter, 10; Dance Band, 11; Regents College Scholarship, 12; Regents Scholarship for Professional Nursing, 12; National Merit Letter of Commendation , 12 Dryad SLATER FHA, 12; Band, 9,10,11,12; Chorus, 9,10,11,12; Newspaper Art Ed, 10,11; Radio-Photog Club, 10; Yearbook Art Ed, 12; Natl Honor Society, 10,11, 12; Mass Chorus, 11,12; Mass Band, 9,10,11,12; Stud Coun, 11,12; Dance Band, 10,11; French Club, 11; Regents Scholarship, 12 ESlIEIcTorIaI Eva Jane BACKUS Band, 9,10,11,12? Chorus, 10,11,12; FHA, 11,12; Cheerleader, 12; Class Officer, 11,12; Mass Chorus, 10,11,12 Senior Play; Dance Band, 10,11 ilii Gilbert BISHOP 111! Football, 10,11,12; llljllljll Basketball, 9,10,11,12 illliillil Baseball, 9,10,11,12; liilllllll Track, 10,12; iiiiiilil! Class Officer, 9 Karen BADGER Cheerleader, 9,11,12 Chorus, 9,10,11,12; Newspaper Club, 9,10 FHA, 11,12; Mass Chorus, 11,12; Dance Band, 11,12; Twirling, 12; French Club, 11; Class Officer, 11? Ass't Art Ed Yearb'k Senior Play liilllllll Margaret BOYESEN ii;|i|ij Chorus, 12; Iiiiiilil Senl°r Flay liiliiiiii Mass Chorus, 12? Nancy BICE ij Mary Ann BRACY Band, 9,10,11,12; Chorus, 9,10; Cheerleader, 9,10,11, Dance Band, 11,12; 12 Class Officer, 12; FHA, 12; Senior Play Iiiiiilil Chorus, 9,10; iiijii FHA, 9,10,11,12; illji Stud Coun, 9,10,11,12 illlii French Club, 11; illllll ii Ass' t Ed of Yearbook; Iiiiiil |i Senior Play HUI Ii Natl Honor Society issi SiWjiii % $$ o:-:-: -:o:-H :!; •:-;-:0:;r;-O:g � s'� 'i Vs' ; '■ • .‘J.' Ti. .-.' Virginia BREAKS Band, 9,10,11,12 Chorus, 9 10,11,12 FHA, 9,10,11,12 Dance Band, 10,11 Mass Band 9,10,11,12 Mass Chorus, 11,12 Senior Play Photog Ed Yearbook Aubrey DUVALL Football 10,11,12 Baseball 9,10,11,12 Basketball 9,10,11,12 Track 10,11,12 Senior Play Alberta DOMINIE Chorus 9,10,11,12 FHA 11,12 Yearbook Staff Newspaper Club 10,11 Lynn EDWARDS Color Guard 10,11 Track 10 Radio-Photog Club 10 Senior Play Class Officer 9 Band 9,10,11,12 Chorus 9,10,11,12 Dance Band 9,10,11,12 Natl Honor Society 10,11,12 Mass Band 9,10,12 Mass Chorus 11,12 Basketball 9,10,11,12 Football 12 Baseball 12 Yearbook Editor Senior Play James CHAPMAN Chorus 9,10 Color Guard 10 Terry FERRIS Basketball 11,12 Class Officer 11,12 Football 12 Senior Play John CHAMBERS • I M4 'v'tW : :r.vjz i:-:-:-:© .Wi'« Sandra rvv-w JURKOVIGH c horus 9,10 Intramural Sporta :§• ;Yearbook Staff 12 Winter Carnival 12 9,10 � • • .' t: f.vjzt k'� W £:G-; k'.w. 0« y.'W :� .7.Y.V � r� w. O'.'zj: fH0: «,w £::o:- d:- :-:-: •iW rr.' Cf a .� A Bonnie Lee KIRBY ;KM d Cheerleader 12 Twirling 9,10,11,12 PHA 9,10,11,12 H©-): Yearbook Staff L'.' TS.1 •tfT-E Shirley HOOPER Newspaper Club 10,11 Yearbook Staff Intramural Sporta Janet G00DIS0N Chorus 9,10 IfhA 11,12 (Yearbook Staff FFA 9,10,11,12 Class Officer 10,11,12 Stud Coun 9,10,11,12 Chorus 10,11,12 Mass Chorus 10,11,12 Senior Play Track 9 Winter Carnival 10,11,12 Bruce NICHOLS Track 9,10 Football 11,12 Stud Coun 10 FFA 10,11,12 Color Guard 10,11 Senior Play Marilyn PARISH Band 9,1 ,11,12 Chorus 9,10,11,12 Dance Band 10,11,12 Class Officer 10 Mass Band 9,10,11 Mass Chorus 11,12 Cheerleader 12 Senior Play William PERRY Stud Coirn 10 Newspaper 10 Color Guard 10,11 Radio-Photog Club 10 Senior Play 15 Donald POOR FFA 9,10,11,12 Winter Carnival 12 Connie SEELEY Winter Carnival 12 ;;; Chorus 9 Robert RICE Natl Honor Society- 10,11,12 Football 11,12 Baseball 10,12 Yearbook Staff iRobert STEWART jYearbook Staff Winter Carnival 12 Ronald RITCHIE Yearbook Staff Winter Carnival 11,12 !Larry TODD !FFA 12 Class Officer 9,10,11,12 !Natl FFA Convention I 12 jState FFA Convention 10,11 UK . ■H James Kellum TUGGEY Basketball 12 Football 11,12 Track 12 Stud Coun 12 Senior Play FFA 12 Mass Chorus 12 Sharon TYO Newspaper Club 9,10,11 FHA 9,11,12 Intramural Sports Yearbook Staff Karen VAN KENNEN FHA 9,10,11,12 Chorus 9,10 Newspaper 10,11 Stud Coun 10,11,12 Yearbook Staff French Club 11 Twirling 9 Radio-Photog Club 10 Honor Society 12 Irene WOODSIDE Cheerleader 9,10 Chorus 9,10 Mass Chorus 10 Yearbook Staff Stuart WOODSIDE Football 10,11,12 Basketball 9,10,11,12 Baseball 10,11 Track 9,10,11,12 Yearbook Staff William WRIGHT Winter Carnival 12 Beatrice Youngs Yearbook Staff Newspaper 9,10,11 FHA 9,10,11,12 j£'. pv, JL 'J 17 SENIOR CLASS WILL Be it resolved that we, the class of June, i960, of the Heuvelton Central School, in the Village of Heuvelton, St. Lawrence County in the State of New York, possessing sound and wise minds and memories, do desire that our interests and associations in the Heuvelton Central School be justly apportioned among the succeeding parties: I, Eva Jane Backus, will my shyness to Linda Law for her to make good use of it for once. I, Aubrey Duvall, will a spare tank of gas to Harry Woodside for those nights when it runs out. I, Janet Goodison, will my ability to get in trouble to Delberta Moore and Kathy Van Ornum in hopes that they graduate before they're kicked out. I, Margaret Matthews, will my smoking in the basement ability to Mr. Cousineau. I, Norma McDonald, will my dark hair to Laura Simmons so she won't have to bleach hers anymore. Ij Sharon Ormsbee, will the memory of my smiling face to Mr. Sellis and my appreciation of finer music to Mr. Cousineau. I, Irene Woodside, will a Charles Atlas course on building better muscles to Coach Conklin. I, Robert Rice, will my flirting ability to whoever may need it. I, Sharon Tyo, will my brains to whoever has ambition enough to use them. I, John Chambers, will my acting ability to any Junior who can find it and six inches of height to Jim Sovie. We, Dryad Slater and Karen Van Kennen, will our nickname, The Terrible Two , to anyone who dares to send cards to Mr. Cousineau. I, William Wright, leave Beethoven's Unfinished Fifth to David Reynolds. I, Ronald Ritchie, will my working ability and job as foreman in the cafeteria to that lazy Mark Hanna. I, Nancy Bice, as I am taking my talents—???--with me, can only leave my connections with Denny's Gas Station to those who have car trouble. I, Lawrence Todd, leave my fiendish ability to get in Mr. Cousineau's hair (or what there is left of it) to David Todd. I, Alfred Nichols, will to Betty Rounds my first speeding ticket, one no parking sign, two safety zone signs, and a policeman's whistle. I, Peggy Boyesen, will those cozy, comfortable, elite bus rides to Linda Paquette. I, Alberta Dominie, leave my ability to pass American History tests to Maureen Gooshaw. I, Marilyn Parish, will my miserableness to Carol Sprowls, if she thinks that she can handle it. I, Philip McAllister, will my basketball Oscar to Vnny Chambers. Jgmes Chapman, will my seat in the office to anyone who can keen it warm my thanks to R. LaRock, who paved the road to better literature for me. I Lynn Edwards, will one petered-out T.V. set to Mr. Boatwright. I Willia™ Berry, will one Yankee screwdriver to C. Buck Boatwright, in memory of the Civil War, in hopes that he will become a real, true Yankee . I J. Kellum Tuggey, leave my great love for making the opposite sex as miserable as possible to Bobby, my brother. X Michele Moore, leave my prim prudishness to Melanie Wagner-------she needs it more than I do. I Bonnie Kirby, will nothing as I’m taking all my talents—???—with me. I Beatrice Youngs, will my talkative instincts to Maureen Gooshaw , and my good times and weekend dances to Eleanor Cougler. I, Bruce Nichols, leave my football uniform, no. 16, to Jimmy Ripa. I, Terry Ferris, leave my ability to skip practice and keep people awake at night to Tommy Woodside. I Shirley Hooper, leave to the girls the fond dream of capturing the man of your choice and to the boys, the girl who is the apple of your eye. I, Robert Stewart, will my pea-picking guitar to Pat Ormsbee. I, Virginia Breaky, leave my well-known giggle to Pat Kelly. I, Gilbert Bishop, will my easy-going good temper to Gary Manfred. I, Sandra Jurkovich, will Mr. LaRock's English book to the highest bidder. I, Donald Poor, will my ability to skip school and make money at the same time to Leslie Armstrong� I, Constance Seeley, leave my naturally-curly hair to my sister Carol. I, Stuart Woodside, leave my pack of pursuing women to my cousin Harry. I, Karen Badger, will the male population to Pat Wiencek and Donna Duvall. I, William Johnson, do will and bequeath all I have to Agnes Gutterson. I, Mary Ann Bracy, leave my ability to have my love affairs run smoothly to my fellow blonde, Linda Whiteford. WITNESSES: Mr. Carbol Mr, Hanagan SIGNED: Michele Moore John Chambers, Ed. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In September of 1956, we embarked 'on our high school careers. Feeling quite self-important, we chose our majors, began to have class meetings and join clubs. We elected as officers for our first year John Chambers, presi- dent; Gilbert Bishop, vice-president; Irene Woodside, secretary; and Roger Morgan, treasurer. Our advisor was Miss Eleanor Rolfe. After scattering for the summer, we returned to H.C.S. the next September to begin the first of cur three years in Homeroom 21. This year we were Soph- omores and old pros . We were capably guided through this year by Alfred Nichols, president; Marilyn Parish, vice-president; Helen Winters, secretary; and Larry Todd, treasurer; and Mr. James as our advisor. We began to inflate our treasury this year by food aales and selling beanies in the school colors. The year was ended with a gala picnic at Lazy River, sharing the expenses with the Freshmen. In September of ’58� we drifted back as knowledgeable and experienced upperclassmen. Our first major activity was choosing our class rings, which we did in November. We lost our class president, Helen Winters, to Lisbon Central, so vice-president Eva Backus stepped in and fulfilled the responsi- bility capably, aided by newly-elected vice-president Terry Ferris, secretary Karen Badger and treasurer Alfred Nichols. Of course, our major project for the year was our prom which took place on May 15th. Naturally we had to expand our treasury to meet the expenses of this project and so we undertook a series of dances, food sales and dinners, aided and abetted by our advisors, Mr. Shannon and Mr. Chisholm. Much time and effort was expended to make our Blue Hawaii a big success and finally it was ready-----complete with grass huts I Now, with fond memories of the last three years, we have toiled as sophis- ticated and world-weary Seniors. We are prepared to set the world aflame------- next year, that is. We had three large projects this year; our yearbook. Winter Carnival and our New York trip. We were ably assisted with our year- book by Mr. Carbol and Mr. Hanagan. Our first order of business was to elect our officers. The results were: Terry Ferris, president; Eva Backus, vice- president; Nancy Bice, secretary; and Alfred Nichols and Larry Todd, co-treas- urers; and Mr. Cousineau and Mr. LaRock, advisors. During the first semester we had a frantic round of money-making activities but right after Christmas we began preparing for our Winter Carnival, which was held the second week of February. We chose Winter Wonderland as our theme and carried it out with story book characters. The carnival lasted four days. We had a record hop, supper, variety show and the grand ball. It was a tremendous success and we had a lot of fun putting it on. During Easter vacation we made the long-awaited trip to New York. This was a thrill which we will not soon forget. We saw Radio City Music Hall, the Statue of Liberty, the U.N. Building, Broadway and all the other famous points of interest. Finally the great day came—June 27th, the day of our graduation. We greeted this day with mingled emotion, for, although the beginning of many wonderful years, it marked the end of our days as carefree children. We now had to face trhe world as adults. , . •••'' . ' , •,Vv i' 'i'i’ ' ' I -: - - r V -, -A • r. 'A •'' � : ¥ Hfe fefer ...... «$ � ? WiQ:BiQr'2-'' .i 53 %o: 0?,T'- ’-•A'K: « K :g $ e � ' ’s' J :c- :-:-a-x- :-:-: -x- :X K{G:S-G: :g?gx x !:g :xSx)S -G: i Go-KXXW: XiX:G:S-G:; :G G:i : CGG(XgX; :::?M ::g:: SiG -G::- A-G-;- x r; •vJ; rr.vJ: r! : G i-XXG -a rS;G;SX :twO:� to . ‘ r£o: «tK©:-� vv '•O liillililill!] !ll!lllll!l!|: :: i: i!!!!::::::::HH:::x:?r::::::::::::::: :r’ ::::: UNDERCLASSMEN ilsISii • ■ ri v£rM .• 0.0. - v’v ' V :0.' V 'V' . ,'0 0; 0 i::l::ll:::::::::::::::::::::;.............................................................. ' ;C ; V' ;A V ::::::;.......... 21 JUNIORS ROW 1: B. ROUNDS (VICE PRESIDENT) G. GLIDDEN (PRESIDENT) B. CUTWAY (SECRETARY) ROW 2: MRS. HENDEE (ADVISOR) C. WILSON (TREASURER) S. KINGSTON (STUDENT COUNCIL) K. KIO (STUDENT COUNCIL) The Junior Class has enjoyed a very happy and prosperous year. Although our money-making projects were somewhat limited, we managed to accumulate a nice profit on the sale of Christmas cards and refreshments at ball games. One of the biggest thrills of the year was ordering and receiving our class rings. The class voted unanimously for the same style ring. Our year ended in a blaze of glory with the annual Junior Prom on May 20. Our theme, KISMET , was beautifully executed in the decorations for the prom. Joseph Calapari's Orchestra played divinely; the entire evening was just per- fect. We are looking forward to the day when we will become seniors. We are ready to assume all the work and prerogatives that each senior class enjoys. Row 1 C_ Glidden, B. Rounds, B. Burcume, N. Willard, C. Sprowls, C. Wilson, L. Simmons, H. Howes. Row 2 Mrs. Hendee, E. Cook, E. Cougler, VanOrnum, J. Rayburn, S. Kingston L. Hutchinson, V. Hynes. Row 3 E. Cougler, D, Witherell, D. Reynolds, L. Armstrong, R. Mayhew, K. Chambers, K. Klo. Row ij. M. Downing, D. Paquette, R. Newcombe, J. Paquette, G. Tulley. Rnw 1 T. WIENCEK (VICE-PRESIDENT) k n SOVIE (PRESIDENT) K. VAN ORNUM (SECRETARY) ROW 2 MR. BOATWRIGHT (ADVISOR) M. BICE (TREASURER) L. LAW (STUDENT COUNCIL) D. MOORE (REPORTER) B. KYPREOS I SERGEANT-AT-ARMS) This year our class was not overly concerned with money-making projects. The first order of business was the election of our class officers and our advisor. As our project in the Winter Carnival, we constructed an ice statue portraying Moby Dick, the great white whale. We are fortunate enough to have had four of our number inducted into the National Honor Society. Rhodes, Wright, Knowlton, Pike, Yaddow, Bice, Hanna, Link, Law. Mr. Boatwright, Pierce, Boots, Martin, Thompson, Moore, Van Ornum, Denesha, Putnam. LaRue, Higgins Thompson, Gooshaw, Ormsbee, Finley, Blount, Manford, Sovie, Wiencek .. . Asnxey, Corrice, McCoy, Wallace, Tyo, Manford, Barlow, utway, Alquire Thompson, Kypreos, Woodward, Steele, Witherell, Mandigo, Stalder, Todd, Badger. i J. Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row k Row 5 JUNIOR HIGH CLASS OFFICERS jf Jr v '.T.v.1- .' f.yij- ?r;i'% -' 2(?i� i 'j !s - !•• O' 's'rO'X 'i � ••• ' {r ‘� y -� � i s.' • i ii'a� ii 'a i y ; vvvi •;• ,• ADVISOR: Mr. Hanagan TREASURER: D. Fox VICE-PRES.: H. Woodside STUDENT COUNCIL: W. Bishop STUDENT COUNCIL: D. Duvall PRESIDENT: P. Wiencek SECRETARY: L. Youngs ADVISOR: Mr. Ballard STUDENT COUNCIL: M. Wagner TREASURER: B. VanOrnuia STUDENT COUNCIL: B„ Jenkisson PRESIDENT: J. Hawes VICE-PRESIDENT: R. Todd SECRETARY: P. Kelly ADVISOR: Mr. Stitt STJDENT COUNCIL: G. Crowe, J. Sellis TREASURER: T. Thompson i PRESIDENT: R. Gilmour I SECRETARY: N. Finley V VICE-PRESIDENT: C. Beldock Bice, Duvall Witherell, woods, Rayburn, Ormsbee, Wiencek,.Youngs, Smithers, Mandigo. Miss Hutchinson, Whiteford, Hilborne, Bayne, Browning, Steele, Beaulieu, Corrice, Finley, L, Finley. Downing, Fox, Hazelton, Bishop, Havens, Elliott, Carr, Wright, Rickett, Hubbard. Ripa, Bracy, Scott, Woodside, Nichols, Hynes, Mayhew. Slater, Dawley, Snyder, Kelly, Chambers. Row 1: Gutterson, Seeley, Paquette, Bennett, Thompson, Chambers, Hentz Row 2: Mr. La Rock, Boots, Howes, Tulley, Sauter, Tulley, Simmons, Hanna Row 3 i Bell, Trombly, Youngs,Newcombe, Willard, Aldrich Ashley VvNM '! 'V V i kg: i � :-: -x: rK©! fcJ; Cvrlv i . • � • iy •',( .’) • v� � 7r.O i7« T i’ � L 717 I y .' • .• %� « • • .« %♦« � •. � • i , t sy,� t I ,� ✓ • • � V � • � ’ .7 i' . % � • I vzs:i7%'- 1 Youngs, Burnside, Schneider, Finley, Thompson,nesaw, Pratt, iyo, Gardner 21 Mr. Ballard,Perrin , Pike, Vagner, Montroy, Grandv. Yaddow, Bishop, Kirby 3t Jurkovich, Bullock. Patterson, Chapin, Charlton, Bell, Simmons, Willard, Charltom 1: Perris, Fitzgerald, Wilson, Davis, Blance, Howes, Kelly, Todd, Conant, Thornhill 2: Mrs. Thompson, Davis, Woodward, Brozzo, Bice, Van Ornum, Flight, Savage, Stiles 3: Matthews, Peacock, Alverson, McCallum, Simmons, Cougler, Link, Cougler k: Seeley, Woodside, Thornhill, Jenkisson, Putman, Newman, Nichols, Wright, McAllister Brown, Courtney, Weir Row 1 Dickson, Hentz, Richardson, Jones, Bouchey, Sellis, Steel Finley, Knowlton, Livingston, Talcott Row 2 Mrs. Moore, Sears, Caloren, Macaulay, Youngs, Johnson, S. Bogardus, C. Bogardus, Parish, Perry Row 3 Simmons, Bray, Savage, Taylor, G. Crowe, Kio, Richardson, Rickett, Thompson Row I4. Rhodes, Trombly, Elie, Higgins, Chambers, L. Crowe, _______Drummond, Gilmour, White, Charlton_________________________ Row 1 Youngs, Chambers, Countryman, Premo, Freeman, McDonald Row 2 Mr. Stitt, Stone, Beldock, Besaw, Smithers, Wells, Murdock, Simmons, Hazelton Row 3 Durham, Louis, Fishbeck, Bell, Gutterson, D. Ritchie, F. Ritchie, Link, Allan DRINK'MILK FOR HEALTH Essay Contest Winners Mr. Gesner presents awards to: Carol Finley Sheila Putman Pat Kelly Linda Blance Beatrice Youngs Bill Jenkisson Cecil Duvall weighing in at 65 pounds. Height ipft. 6in. Mrs. Murphy - School Nurse The Nurse-Teacher is shown weighing and measuring a third grade student as part of the Health Services in the school system. In addition a school physician and a supervising dentist are part of the Health team in the school. 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I a aV a I a Vw1- a I Aw � V%' iWVs • Va.'s • Vs'% • 29 a S BASKETBALL JUNIOR VARSITY Heuvelton 23 Lisbon 37 Madrid-Waddington 1+2 St. Mary's 37 Hammond 56 Morristown 1+6 He rmon-DeKalb 1+2 Lisbon 36 Madrid-Waddington 1+1+ Hammond 52 Morristown 22 St. Mary's 28 Hermon-DeKalb 25 Finals Madrid-Waddington Opponent 15 29 25 20 25 17 26 22 H+ 29 19 23 Standing: C. Chambers, A. Duvall, P. McAllister, J. Chambers, M. Downing, L. Armstrong, K. Chambers, ' oach Conklin, T. Woodside. Kneeling; K. Tuggey, G. Bishop, T, Ferris. Heuvelton 35 Harrisville Opponent 36 53 Lisbon 51 63 Edwards 69 it-8 Madrid-Waddington 68 U2 St. Mary's 66 52 Hammond 49 51 Morristown 32 52 Harrisville 47 59 Hermon-DeKalb 53 56 Lisbon 66 49 Madrid-Waddington 46 50 Hammond 60 36 Morristown 47 59 Edwards 67 55 St. Mary's 70 51 He rmon-DeKalb 27 57 2nd Place In League Hammond 49 56 Semi-Finals Morristown 49 52 Finals Madrid-Waddington 70 44 Sectionals St. Lawrence 56 Aubrey Duvall Gilbert Bishop 31 JUNIOR VARSITY Pat Wiencek, Donna Duvall, Marsha Hanna, Sheila Putman, Lois Youngs, 311a Sauter BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS VARSITY Row 1: Marilyn Parish, Carol Sprowl Karen Badger. Row 2: Nancy Bice, Bonnie Kirby, Eva Jane Backus. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Row 1: E. J. Backus, N. Bice, B. Kirby Row 2: K. Badger, ii. Parish, G. Sprowls, B. Burcume This year in football we had a season that could have seen improvement� Although we played against some fine competition and had some bad breaks, we had a better team than the record shows, and should have won more games than we did. We finished the season in the mud and rain against a good Lisbon Central School team winning by the narrow margin of 7-6. With a good nucleus returning next fall we expect better results during that season. Row l: J. chambers, T. Ferris, B. Nichols, K. Tuggey, P. McAllister, B. Rice Row 2: A. Duvall, L. Armstrong, B. Johnson, J. Corrice, B. Tuggey, T. Wiencek, J. Sovie How 3: Coach Conklin, B. Kypreos, (i. Bishop, H. Woodside, D. Tyo, J. Barlow Row 1: Simmons, McCallum, Ashley, Putman, Hazelton, Weir, Wright, Newman. Row 2: Ricket, Charleton, Murdock, White, Ritchardson, Talcott, Bray, Higgins, McGallister, Bell, Pishbeck. Row 3 Elie, Perrin, Chambers, Link, Savage, Gilmore, Durham, Smithers, Ritchie, Gutterson. BATON TWIRLERS Row 1 Row 2 Linda Law, Sonja Bice, Agnes Gutterson, Sandra Bice, Nancy Perris. Carla Sears, Yvonne Steverson, Paula Davis, Gloria Crawford, Cheryl Bice, Mary Jane Youngs, Kathy Ketchum, Gail White, Debbie Perris. m NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row l: J. Chambers, M. Moore, D. Slater, R. Rice, M. Parish. Row 2: M.A. Bracy, S. Putman, D. Reynolds, Mr. Sellis, T. Stalder, E. Pierce, J. Woodward. 1111111111 111111111111111 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111 111 I11 I I STUDENT COUNCIL NATIONAL HONOR. SOCIETY Row 1: S. Kingston, L. Law, K. Tuggey, Mr. Morgan, D. Duvall, L. Hutchinson, J. Corrice. Row 2: J. Sellis, G. Crowe, M. Wagner, W. Jenkisson, M. Moore, B. Cutway, K. Kio, M.A. Bracy, K. Van Kennen, D. Slater. R°V 1Li): flat rV Putman- M Moore. p. Boyesen, D. Duvall, N. Bice, v. Breaky, S. Yaddow, b. Burcume :srs: k r: j“kins� - • S.3Be™a rSfltev«3on 93' B“ta- Cut ’ K‘ D- «. K. Badger, D. Slater, B. Newman, N. Bice, M. Parish, P. Boyesen, B.VanOrnum, D. Reynolds, J. Alverson, R. Weirs, K. Badger, J. Chambers, Mr. Steerson, B. Burcume , W. Jenkison, V. Breaky. The 1959-60 Senior Band began the year's activities in October by playing d marching at the football games. Later in the fall we played for basketball an g and pep assemblies. Members of our band participated in the Mass Band which played for the basketball play-offs at Canton. In April, we took part in the St. Lawrence Valley League Band concert which was held in the Morristown Central School at Morristown. Our Spring Concert was held on May 6 to a large audience. The concert con- sisted of a variety of band selections. This year's band has been a very select organization and we now have ipO members compared to 20 last year. The year's activities were compledtd with the Memorial Day parade, the Music Department banquet. Baccalaureate and the Senior Graduation. DANCE BAND MUSIC DEPARTMENT Officers Seated t V. Breaky - Newspaper K. Badger - Sec.-Treas. Standing: D. Reynolds - President A. Nichols - Student Council B. Cutway - Student Council N. Bice - Vice-President This year the community enjoyed several programs put on by the mixed choir. With seventy five voices under the direction of Mr. Steverson they worked on a wide variety 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 Concert which was held in the Morristown Central School at Morristown. I The presentation of the Spring Concert on May 27 was their next per- formance. They enjoyed attending the music festivals at Canton and Potsdam State Teachers College. The year was concluded with the Music Department baquet, singing for Baccalaureate service and the Senior Graduation. CHORUS Row 1; S. Kingston, P. Bovesen, P. Kelly, R. Todd, B. Hubbard, D. Reynolds, D. Fox, N. Bice, M. Bice, B. Cutway, B. Burcume, A. Dominie Bow 2: Mrs. Thornhill, C. Stiles, J. Corrice, D. Hilborne, C. Havens, S. Bice, C. Bayne, D. Jenkinson, R. Wier, D. Slate'r, J. Browning, M. Wagner, P. Carr, L. Elliot, Mr. Steverson Row 3: M. Hanna, B. VanOrnum, V. Breaky, K. Badger, E.J. Backus, J. Paquette, R. Simmons, R. Mandigo, F. Smithers, L. Young, F. Witherell, J. Rayburn Row Ip: J. Knowlton, B. Brozzo, M. Fitzgerald, N. Ferris, G. Nichols, B. Newman, T„ Brown, J. Sovie, B. Rounds, D. Moore, M. Martin Row 3: T. Blount, G. Ormsbee, S. Yaddow, S. Putman, C. Finley, A. Nichols, J. Chambers, M. Moore, P. Wiencek, D, Duvall, Row 6: L. Whiteford, E. Sauter, P. Ormsbee, C. Cutway, B. Thompson, M. Putman, B. Thompson, E. Cook, C. Glidden, A. Gutterson Standing R Stuart , R Ritchie, S, Jurkovitch, J. Chambers, V. Breaky, K. Badger, R. Rice, I. Woodside, A. Dominie, K. Van Kennen, Seated: S. Hooper, J. Goodison, M. Moore, S. Tyo, S. Ormsbee, B. Kirby, M. Bracy P. Matthews, B, Youngs. J Standing: Mr. Stitt, Mr. LaRock, B. Perry, B. Nichols, J. Chambers, A. Nichols, J. Chapman. Seated: JS. Backus, P. Boyese n L. Todd, A. Duvall, M. Parish, K. Badger, V. Breaky, N. Bice, M. Bracy. Row 1: W. Witherell, D. Todd, E. Cougler, A. Nichols, L. Todd, D. Witherell, B. Nichols, L. Hutchinson Row 2: Mr. Russell, J. Alguire, D. Mayhew, R. Mandigo, J. Woodward, B. Bracy, R. Hynes, K. Badeer. G. Cutway Row 3: G. Tulley, M. Downing, K. Tuggey, K. Kio, J. Chambers, J. Corrice E. Cougler, J. Todd, D. Witherell The highlight of this year's activities was the purchase of a chemi- cal weed sprayer with which we sprayed over 1 0 acres. We participated in contests.at Gouverneur Fair, New York Fair, Canton ATI, and other county FFA. contests. At Canton ATI we won second place in cattle judging out of eight chapters. We were represented by Larry Todd and Alfred Nichols at the National FFA Convention in Kansas City, Mo. We ha£ a very successful Chapter Banquet at which David Todd was selected to represent us at the county public speaking contest. We plan to send rep- resentatives to Farm and Home Week at Cornell and to the state convention this year. FUTURE MEMAKERS of AMERICA HE W W 0 N I s. M. Survllo Homemaking Teacher This year the F. H. A, has 35 members, 15 of these new. They were initiated informally after a spaghetti dinner During the year at our evening meetings, we made corsages and fruit cakes which we sold. We also put on a banquet for the FFA. For enjoyment we held a hay ride for members and invited guests. The officers for FHA are President Mary Ann Bracy, Vice- president Sharon Ormsbee, Secretary Betty Rounds, Treasurer Eleanor Couglar. Row IS E. Cougler, S. Ormsbee, B. Rounds, M. Moore, G. Glidden Row 2: B. Kirby, K. VanKennen, D. Duvall, S. Bice, P. Ormsbee, G. Seeley, S. Thompson, F. Witherell, P. Wiencek Row 3: E. Backus, G. Link, A. Dominie, N. McDonald, M. Gooshaw, C. Wilson, S. Putman, B. Howes, K. Badger, V. Breaky, J. Knowlton, L. Simmons Row 1+: Mrs. Philbee, B. Youngs, C. Sprowls, D. Slater, J. Denesha, S. Beaulieu, S. Tyo, D. Hilborne, N. Howes, B. Burcume m is ■ •ttiO Seated: Eustis, backus, '«alrath, Richards, Baker, Wright, Havens, Chambers, White, Murdock, Loucks, Abar, Stiles, MacKay, Fearn, Rayburn. jV'fjyA ; Standing: Eraser, Mussen, Alverson, VanKennen, fc-i-vry-w-- Mrs. Browning, Jones, Perrin, Finley, Bayne, Pike, ...Eirby, Miller, D„Finley, Mrs. Breaky, Harris, Knowlton, LaRue, Hazelton, Bayne, Pike, Rounds, Steele Seated: Whitton, Pierce, LaBarge, Hazelton, VanOrnum, Smithers, McDonald, Davis, Harper, Fishbeck, Mattice, Fenton, Pratt, Simmons, Mrs. Breaky, Snider. Standing: Ritchie, Woodward, Kio, Cousineau, Reynolds, -pr'S-ij Wright, Mrs. Browning, Friot, Drummond, Crowe, Brown, tor.-.-:, Whiteford, Pratt, Lytle, Gutterson, Carr, Beaulieu, J.Lytle, Ross, Durham, Wright. Row 1; Nicholson, Davis, Boyesen, Russell, Johnston, Tay! Woodside, Lesley, Simmons. Row 2: Paquette’ , Chambers, Taylor, McCallum, Slater, Livingston, Steverson, Tucker, Bartholomew, Mrs. Todd Raven, Testani, Wallace, Ethridge, MacDonald. Row 3: Metto, Kelly, LaRue, Woodside, Limoges, Murdock. Seated: Carr, Reed, Skidds, Hutchinson, O'Marah, Witherell Lasher, Hutchinson, Putman, Tanner, Brown, Masters, Baildon, Duvall, Holland, Eraser� Standing: Perrin, Wainwright, Beaulieu, Pike, Mrs. Friot, Abar, Todd, Simmons, Boatwright, Livingston. LaRue. 45 Row 1: Me Broom, Chambers, Lytle, Simmons, St. Andrews, Flack, Van Ornum, Me Broom, Downing, Baildon, Row 2: Thompson, Charlton, Ritchie, Harris, Stewart, Youngs, Finley, Simmons, Hooper, Denesha, Miss. Sovie, Absent: Hazelton, Durham. Row It Seeley, Wilson, Wright, Lytle, Smithers, Hazelton, Arquitt. Row 2: Persons, Premo, Perrin, Blance, Bice, Denesha, Witzel. Row 3 t Ferris, Pratt, Harris, Downing, St. Andrews, Simmons, Kelly, Snider, Mrs. Rock. Row 1 Row 2: Charlton, Collins, Ravens, Stiles, Kirby, Duvall, Priot. Dashnaw, Crawford, Ashley, asters. Turner, Outman, Murdock, Hazelton, Merrifield. Row 3: Matthews, Trombley, Hilborne, Mrs. Reslo., Hazelton, T0dd, Putman, Mackay- Absent: Woodward Standing: Youngs, Pike, Duvall, Bracy, Ritchie, Sylver, Crowe, Loucks, E. Duvall, Whiteford, Pierce. Seated: Mrs. Haven, VanOrnum, Sloan, Pox, Russell, Schofell, Nicholson, McSorley, McAllister, R. Duvall, Chapin, Wells, Hebert Besaw, Corrice. Row It Bray, Chapman, Duvall, Ralonde, Brown, Woodward Besio, Moore. Row 2't Myre, Sprowls, Cutway, Gooshaw, Simmons, T. Hazelton, J. Hazelton, Stone,L. Duvall, Kelly. Row 31 Backus, Blance, Kirby, Smithers, Wedemeyer, Lytle, Dickson, Knowlton, Putman, 'itzgerald, Mrs. Keeley. Absent: Steele Row 1! Simmons, Fenton, Caloren, Freeman, Hooper, Row 2: Hazelton, Simmons, Charlton, St.Andrews,Drummond. Row 3: Mrs. Connor, Caloren, Perrin, Pierce, Zoungs, Baildon, LaForty, Fxelby, Miller, Smithers, Finley, T.Simmons, Scott, Bennett. Row l: Bray, Bartholomew, Streeter, Hutchinson, Perrin, Besaw, Masters, Seeley, Stiles. Row 2: Sloan, Wilson, Livingston, Woodward, Davis, Wainwright, Buck, Beaulieu. Row 3: Tanner, Todd, Bill, Russell, Nichols, Peacock,' Newman, Stalder, LaRue, Miss. Klaus. Row It Roy, Sears, Myre, Jones, Tucker, Skidds, Premo, Stiles. Row 2: Simmons, Thompson, Mias Nugent, .Ethridge, Duvall, Wright, white. Havens, Livingston, Tyl Backus, Boyesen, Sibley, Bennett, Hawes, Bayne Badger, McAllister. Seated: Pratt, Hanna, Perrin, Chambers, Schneider, Wells Standing: Witherell, Johnson, Mrs. E. Smithers, Townsend, Perrin, Pierce, Poore, Lalone, Cook, Simmons, Todd, Limoges, Gooshaw, St. Andrews Row 1 s atone, bellis, Moore, aim:,ions, Nichols, Steele. Row 2: Coupler, Todd, Smithers, Bayne, Ferris, Rayburn. Standing: Wood, Mayhew, Bill, Mrs. Humphrey, Rickett, Flight, Ketcham, Loucks, Young, Kelly, Friot,Dashnaw� Bdwards, VanOrnum.. Row l: Whiteford, Mackay, Fishbeck, Putman, Hebert, Harrington, Simmons, Thompson. Row 2: Crawford, Steverson, Todd, bayne, McCallum, Brown, VanKennen. Row 3: Fearn, Fox, Mayne, Conklin, Knowlton, Wright, Kelly, Scott, Morrison, Sterling, Savage, Mrs. Narrow. Standing: Dominie, Charlton, Pratt, Petrie, McBroom, Mrs. Sheppard, Woodside, Rayburn, Simmons, Ashley, S. Tyo, C. Tyo, Smithers, Wells, Hitsman. Seated: Cougler, Limoges, Pratt, Murray, Hooper, Johnson, Youngs, Poore, Chapin. Absent: Simmons, Wright. Seated: Dominie, Holland, Mr. Lockwood, Kelly, Scott, Thornhill, Sovie, Alverson, Peck, Wedemeyer, Mandigo, Ellison, Carr, Beaulieu, Bice, Friot, Duvall. Standing: Witherell, Myre, Bennett, Saffin, Brown, Boprey, Cutway, Tyler, Woodcock. Row 1: Lalone, Bray, Couglar, Backus, Smithers, Hazelton, Paquette, Coloren, Moore Row 2: Mrs. McMartin, Trombly, Van Kennen, Hllborne, Steele, Brown, Wells, LaRue, Friot, Duvall, Schneider Hynes, J. Conklin, Bergeran Absenti Talcott, Saffln, Besaw Standing: Bennett, Simmons Row 1: Bayne, Durham, Jackson, Pratt Row 2: Bell, Parks, Wright, Ritchie, Streeter, Stiles Row 3i Chambers, Ormsbee, Johnson, Perry Row 1;: Corrice, Pinkerton, Ritchie, Cutway L. JENKISSON, R. CONANT, A. DELAIR, GRAYFORD. BUS DRIVERS LEFT TO RIGHT: G. BAYNE, E. REYNOLDS, W. KNOWLTON, S. ORMSBEE, I. SPROWLS, B. TYLER, L. BILLINGS, J. HOWES, G. NEWMAN, L. BUCK, M. CHILDS, J. BLANCE, B.PERRY, A. STEELE. CAFETERIA MRS.HOWIE, MRS.SCOTT, MRS. JENKISSON, MRS. JOHNSON, MRS.STALDER 55 Insist On CHEVRON SUPREME GASOLINE SOLD IN HEUVELTON BY OGDENSBURG PAPER GLASS COMPANY MIKE DENNY 207 Catherine St, Ogdensburg, N. Y, PI J+-7419 . 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KIRBY'S DOOR SALES Commerical-Residential Overhead Doors Standard Size in Stock Tel.-1795-Jl Spencer Kirby ensburg, N. Y. DRUMMOND DAIRY Quality Dairy Products PASTEURIZED and CLARIFIED Tel. 717 31 Babcock St. Govemeur, New York 5 - 10 - 15 - 20 - 25 - 30 - 35 - 1+0 - 1+5 WOOLWORTH ' S in the C - W: A Y DRIVE-IN PLAZA OGDENSBURG NEW YORK 5 - 10 - 15 - 20 - 25 - 30 - 35 - 1+0 - 45 Compliments of Ward L. Howard Inc. INSURANCE Govemeur, New York Compliments of FOSTER FUELS Phone FI 4-6631 Heuveltou, N. Y. Compliments of ARNOLD'S PET SHOP 321 Ford St, Ogdensburg, N. Y. Compliments of Leland’s Ford Sales CARS — TRUCKS Ogdensburg, N. Y. Compliments of CARBINO’S Jewelry Stores, Inc! 201 Ford Street Ogdensburg, N. Y. Compliments of KAPLAN’S Department Stores .... WHERE YOU GET a SQUARE Deal! Outfits for the ENTIRE FAMILY----- Governeur Potsdam 57 The First National Bank HEUVELTON, NEW YORK EVERY BANKING SERVICE Phone FI-l4.-2l4.5i Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Compliments of FRIEDMAN’S DRESS SHOP Place For Smart Fashions Ogdensburg, New York Compliments of HOWARD M. FRIOT SON International Harvester Phone FI 4-2361 Himsu, Heuvelton, N. Y. Compliments of Cresent Diner Ogdensburg, New York Compliments of Paul's Barber Shop Heuvelton, N. Y. GALLAGHER’S STATION and STORE Mobil Products Groceries title — tcggj FUNERAL HOME, INC. FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE 813 STATE STREET OGDENSBURG, NEW YORK Ogdensburg - Heuvelton Rd. COMPLIMENTS OF AIELLO DAIRY FARMS Heuvelton, N. Y. Compliments of Zabriskie Inc. Ogdensburg New York Tel. 187 Compliments of CHARLOTTE’S BEAUTY NOOK FI 4-7741 Heuvelton Jones Hardware C� H., Jones, Prop. 117 East Main Street Gouvemeur, N. Y. Tel. 238 St. Lawrence G. L. F. Coop. GAS — KEROSENE — FUEL OIL DODD’S ICE CREAM Box I4.38 HEUVELTON, NEW YORK Phone FI 4-7781 Phone 507 Ogdensburg, New York 58 I Compliments of o S C A R ' S Ogdensburg, New York FORREST B. WOOD INSURANCE AGENCY Phone FI 4-6693 Heuvelton New York FIRE and CASUALTY INSURANCE SURETY BONDS Compliments of SEAKER and GRAVES GOVERNEUR, N. Y. MAY HARPER BARBER SHOP we specialize in all types of haircuts Corner of Ford Crescent Ogdensburg, N. Y. Compliments of AL’S MEN’S SHOP Ogdensburg, N. Y. E D„ BRIGGS CO. Wholesale Grocers OGDENSBURG, New York Compliments of PHILLIPS DINER Ogdensburg, New York Compliments of DAWSON’S FLOWERS “Flowers for Every Ocasion” WE GIVE “S H” GREEN STAMPS CRESCENT RECREATION Ogdensburg, N. Y. J. E. McALLASTER OIL CO. Gasoline, Kerosene Fuel Oil Governeur, N. Y. _______________Phone 232 Furniture ---- Clothing Accessories RITE EXCHANGE Phone 1351 301-309 N. Water St. Compliments of Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Ogdensburg, N. Y. WIRTHMORE STORES Mixing Grinding Bulk Delivery Doffin Service Ogdensburg 1181 Madrid Dav 2-5686 59 Compliments of J. F. SHARP, INC. Phone 1009 Ogdensburg, N. Y. Compliments of NATIONAL ARMY STORE Ogdensburg, New York WOOD'S TABLE RITE MEATS The Trend today is to IGA Fresh Produce and Groceries SAVE DOUBLE WITH M-M STAMPS Every Day Low Prices HEUVELTON New York Compliments of SAMUEL E. LEGAULT Perscription Pharmacy Phone FI 4-7721 Heuvelton [qmclQJL DON REED Calso Station Ogdensburg, N. Y, Quality Sealed In Every Bottle ft 0 A Mlk GESNER and MacRORIE Jersey Products Ogdensburg 2114 Heuvelton FI 4-7111 ACE and ANN’S Compliments of Lakeside Hotel GREEN FURNITURE JOSEPH FISHER SON SPECIAL RATES Our 100th Year Tele. 1743-MI . . . Richville, New York The Good Clothing Store R. F. D. - 3 Ogdensburg Ogdensburg, N. Y. 60 Compliments of THE PHOTO STOP Ogdensburg, New York Compliments of HESS FURNITURE CO., INC. Ogdensburg' Waddington Compliments of ... . BERT PERRY groceries meat dry goods ICE CREAM - SOFT DRINKS Rensselaer Falls, N. Y. Compliments WESTERN CONDENSING Heuvelton COMPANY “The Busy Corner” O’CONNOR ALGIE CO., INC. Corner Ford and State Ogdensburg Phone 71 STEELE KELLY United Motor Service Approved AAA Station STANDARD' ESSO GAS and OIL a A Don Steele and George Kelly, Prop. i t STATIOMS Phone FI 4-8861 Heuvelton, N. Y. FARRAND’S ('MwMaA Ogdensburg, New York ' IRAQI NAI Compliments of ... . Victor J. WARD distributor of - - - - WISE Potato Chips Peanuts and Jack Products R I C H V I L L'E SUPPLY COMPANY H. M. LOOMIS Modern and Antique Guns We pay CASH for your ANTIQUE guns COATS OIL COMPANY k-70 Main St. Tel LpOip Governeur - New York Cities Service Oil Co. Petroleum Products 61 NUGENT'S FORD Cars and Trucks TRACTORS -fURnrruRE • jewelry 111-113 FORD ST. OGDENSBURG, N. Y. GENERAL STORE Groceries Meat Dry Goods DODDS Motor Corp. Heuvelton, New York Governeur, New York The St. Lawrence County Savings Bank OGDENSBURG, N. Y. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. It 1; Compliments of � ■ 1 01 ft LEE and MABEL ‘ HOWARD FERRIS ■ ' it |j FINLEY il Hi A Groceries Old DeKalb, New York Compliments of Canton, New York Ogdensburg, New York Compliments of. NICHOLS Dairy MILK CREAM CHEESE MIIK-CREAM Ogdensburg, New York Tel 1789-MI Compliments of GRACES BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone FI 4-7909 Heuvelton Compliments of YOUNGS’ Repair Shop Heuvelton, N. Y. Compliments of BUCK’S Antique and Color Shop Heuvelton Pastry Canton, New York Compliments of FRANKLIN BISHOP Electrical - Heating and Plumbing Service Phone FI 4-2482 Heuvelton HACKETT’S OGDENSBURG, N. Y. HARDWARE 62 FOX FUNERAL HOME Heuvelton,, N. Y. Phone FI 4-2322 Lisbon, N. Y. Phone 1789-R-2 FOX - McLELLAN FUNERAL HOME OGDENSBURG, N. Y. 24 Hour Ambulance Service Phone 800 Compliments of CAMERON CLEANERS Your Satisfaction Our Concern 367 Cresent St. Phone 681 Ogdensburg, N. Y. BASTA'S FLOWER SHOP 619 Main St. FLOWERS FOR. EVERY OCCASION Phone 1508 OGDENSBURG, New York Better Products for Building Since 1873 UPSTATE STORM WINDOW CO. 41 1 STATE STREET OFFICE PHONE: 2216 RES. PHONE: 1748 Ml JOHN JURKOVICH, Pres. Sales Mgr. OGDENSBURG, N. Y. Compliments of ST. LAWRENCE BUSINESS MACHINES 121 FORD ST. — Ogdensburg BRANDY’S DRUG STORE Ogdensburg, New York HILLSIDE RESTAURANT Management Roy and Lena Tompson Phone FI 4-7081 Heuvelton, N. Y. RICKETT Mobil Homes 116-124 Lake St. Ogdensburg, New York McCONVILLE, INC. CRUSHED STONE — SAND — BLACKTOP PAVING Compliments of OSWEGATCHIE MILK PRODUCTS CO-OP INC, Ogdensburg Phone 724 Heuvelton, N. Y. Compliments of ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION State and Knox Street JIM BOYESEN Ogdensburg, N. Y. -;hbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb;hbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbhb;--;h:- GRANTS -:bbbbbbbkhbhhbbbhbbbbbbbhbbbbbhbbbbbhbbwbbbbbbbbbb:-.:- in the C-WAY SHOPPING PLAZA Ogdensburg, New York BBBBBBBBBBBBBB BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBHBBBBBBBBBB!-{BS- 63 Call 1950 shurtleff's f ' Washington and Katherine St. Ogdensburg, New York Compliments of The Lodge Morristown Road COMPLIMENTS OF perlinq's OGDENSBURG — CANTON — POTSDAM — MALONE — MASSENA Boyer Bros. New Old Furniture Auctioneering Ogdensburg, New York Tel. 2200 RICHARDSON HARDWARE CO. Heuvelton, N. Y. RAY GEARY CHEVROLET, INC. Phone 322 Ogdensburg, New York Compliments of ELEANOR’S Dress anl Gift Shop Heuvelton, N. Y. Compliments of Korner Variety Store Donald and Dora Hammond Rensselaer Falls, N.Y. Compliments of NINA’S RESTAURANT 0} Gert Boprey Management • All Home Cooked Food Heuvelton, N. Y. FI 4-7072 Compliments of LIVE CM Compliments of May’s Beauty Shop Heuvelton, New York Tel. FI-n-7021 SHEFFIELDS Sealtest Foods Heuvelton New York 64 Compliments of Heuvelton Coop. G.L.F. Service, Inc. FEED — SEED FERTILIZER FARM SUPPLIES Phone FI 4-2422 Heuvelton Compliments of HOWARD LUMBER CO. Ogdensburg, N. Y. Compliments of HERB WAINRIGHT Feeds — Custom Grinding and Mixing Coal Rensselaer Falls, N. Y. TRIUMPH World's Best and Fastest Motorcycles DICK'S GARAGE Rensselaer Falls, N. Y. LENNOX Meat, Groceries Edwardsville, N. Y. Black Lake Beverages Souvenirs Compliments of SILVER LEAF DINER Richville-Dekalb Road Hurlton, Prop. OPEN 2k HOURS WITHERELL BROS. HEUVELTON, NEW YORK DEAN HAVEN TOWN SUPERINTENDENT OF HIGHWAYS Ogdensburg, N. Y. WARD WILLARD MEATS — GROCERIES Phone Fl 4-6651 Heuvelton. N. Y. 65