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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1962 volume:

' PUBLISHED BY SENIOR CLASS HEUVELTON CENTRAL SCHOOL CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 4 BOARD OF EDUCATION Howard Hutchinson. Pres. DonaldLivingston Gertrude K. Chambers Stanley McCadam of the Tow ns of Oswegatchie.Depeyster, Macomb, DeKalh, Lisbon and Canton HEUVELTON, NEW YORK Mark V. Sellis, Principal BOARDOF EDUCATION Lawrence Sovie Mason Steele Lyle Wood Elsie Rickett, Clerk TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication .................... 3 Administration • ••.••••••..«....• 3 Faculty. 9 Seniors. ...................... 15 Underclassmen. • •••••••• ...... .29 Activities ....Ip- Grades ...••................ 37 School Personnel ••••••••••••...••72 Advertisements •••••••.•••••....•73 IN MEMORIAM Wendell Ivan Raven November 18, 19I1I4. - July 7 1938 The senior class of 1962 feels that our yearbook would not be complete without a memoriam to a splendid classmate, Wendell Raven. He was a member of our class for seven years, active in class projects and determined to reach a high goal. His winning personality and devout attitude will always be remembered. 2 rMntitmt 11—Hinimiiii ii i iiiiiimmi P'Ull Mr. Donald Cousineau We, the Senior Class, dedicate the 1962 Heuveltonian to Mr. Donald Cousineau, history teacher at Heuvelton since 19f?5 . Since his arrival in Heuvelton, he has been active in community affairs and he is a member of the American Legion. Last winter he was greatly responsible for the new community ice skating rink which increased our community's recreational facilities. Mr. Cousineau has been our class advisor during our Junior and Senior years. His help and his efforts in our behalf have contrib- uted much to our successes. His classes and his dedication to youth served as an inspiration to us and were greatly q? predated. 3 '14 - '™ 2r • y 4i A 1 2- ji r- ' JT C tc cC. Ux£ lcJL. d -0-vOt’ . ''Z gL ULtXit as %Aje du tiJij JIa ca Ji' u -) ’yffiZtuf (JetM 0Ct A f. Gmc la Ct-n Aci. ■ .. . £5c W-£ QyCvjhy AtLL [Th Ax— Row l: Larry Steele, Linda Law, Elaine Pierce, Sheila Putman, Wohn Woodward, Judy Knowlton, Carol Finley, Eric Pelligrino, Marsha Hanna, Maxine Bice, Thomas McCoy Row 2: Mary Martin, Carl Duford, Delberta Moore, Alfred LaRue, Gail Ormsbee, Gloria Link, Shirley Yaddow, Bill Kypreos, Sylvia Rhodes, Mr. Carbol, Kathy VanOmum, Bob Tuggey, Ted Wiencek, Tim Ashley, Trudy Blount, Many White, .Tim Sovie, Bob Wallace, David Todd ftmimatratum heuvelton central SCHOOL ADDITION board of education CONTRACTORS1 Mr. MARK V. SELLIS Supervising Principal Canton High School 1938 St. Lawrence University Bachelor of Arts 19l|2 Master of Education 19U7 PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE To the Class of 1962: As students you have learned that differences of opinions are normal and desirable, that conflict and disagreement in the present and past has led to the rise and fall of many nations in the world, that the acceptance of differences of opinion as presented is not a necessary compromise of one 3 own view but as a basis for better understanding of both the in- dividual and the group. You have been pro- vided with opportunities to develop better understanding of your abilities, limitations, and sense of value. This has led you to realize that each person is a unique in- dividual with a particular make up. In your acceptance of knowledge pro- vided you over the past years in school, many of you are planning to continue your education in college and other institutions of higher learning. I wish to extend my congratulations to those who have received recognition for outstanding scholastic achievements and to all members of this graduating class who have chosen their vo- cations for the future. To members of this Class of 1962, I commend you for the untiring effort put forth in preparing this HEUVELTOHTAN and know that you will enjoy turning back through the pages and reminiscing your school days Principal BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Howard Hutchinson M . Stanley McCadam Mr. Lyle Wood Mr. Mason Steele, Sr EDUCATIONAL SECRETARIES Mr Mark V. Sellis Supervising Principal Mi?. Clarence E. Armstrong Superintendent of Schools Mr. James Morgan Director of Elementary Education Vice-Principal GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Maxine Bice, Jim Sovie, Mr. Morgan 8 Jane Richardson, Elsie Rickett, Pauline Woodside J ! Mrs. Hazel Wicks Business Mr William Ballard Math, Science I-Ir Edwin Stowell Math, Science Mrs. Hilda Amberge Library Mr. Edwin Russell Agriculture Mrs. Myrtle Burke Dental Hygiene Mr. Thomas Carbol Art Mr. Donald Cousineau Social Studies Mrs. Dorothy Murphy Health Mr, Robert Beebe Driver Education Mechanical Drawing Mrs. Marion Survillo Homexnaking Mrs. Mary Crayford Reading Mrs• Pauline Breaky Kindergarten Mrs• Winifred Browning Kindergarten Mrs. Irene Thornhill Music Mrs. Helen Piacco Grade 1 Miss Joyce Allen Grade 2 Mrs Marlon Rice Grade 3 Mrs. Jessie Priot Grade 1 Mrs. Ada Haven Grade 2 Mrs. DorUi-a Swan Grade 3 Mrs. Mary Todd Grade 1 Mrs. Charlotte Besio Grade 2 Mrs. Catherine Connor Grade 3 Mss Bernice Nugent Grade Ij. Miss Ruth Klaus Grade 1). Elsie Smithers Grade I). COtORA DO i fWMfXfco Mrs, Gertrude Sheppard Grade Mrs. Helen Humphrey Grade 5 Christina Narrow Grade 5 Mr. Richard Ipwin Grade 6 Mr. Charles Lockwood Grade 6 Mrs, Gladys McMartin Grade 6 WINTER CARNIVAL Duke-Tommy Woodside, Prince-Dick Pox, King-Bill Kypreos, Queen-Kathy VanOmum, Princess-JoAnn Browning, Duchess-Marie Fitzgerald SENIOR CLASS Elaine Pierce Girls Sports-l,3� l|-J Milk For Health Essay-2 3J National Honor Society-2,3� 4 American Legion Oratorical Contest-3� U� Chorus-i).j'H. C. Rocketeers-Sec-Treas-3� 1)-J Bunsen Burners-Sec-Treas-1).; Literary Editor-Yearbook-lj.; New York State Regents Schol- arship- ; Junior Prom-3J Winter Camival-1). John Woodward Football-3,1).; All League Foot- ball- ; F.F.A.-1,!).; F.FJW Sen- tinel-3; F .F .A, Vice-Pres-lj.; Boys State-3; Bunsen Bumers- Pres-1).; Junior Prom-3 J Winter Carnival-1).; Yearbook Editor-1).; Baseball-!).; State Fair Judging- FFA; National Honor Society-2, 3,1).; New York State Regents Scholarship-1). VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN 15 Timothy Ashley Chorus-1,3,14.; Science Club-1; H. C. S. Rocke- teers-3� ij.; Vice- Pres.-lj.; Mass Chorus-I4; Boys’ Ensemble- ; Sec- tional Chorus-I4.; Pres. French Lab 3; Yearbook Staff I4; Winter Cami- val-lj.; Junior Prom-3 James Algui re F. F. A,-1,3; Volleybfcll-I).; Junior Prom-3; Winter Camival- I4; Intraaural Sports-2 Basketball-1,2, 3,1|; Captain-!].; Baseball-1,2,3� I4; Football-1, 2,3,14; Captain- 3,14; Tennis-2, 3,li; Chorus-1, I4; Ping-Pong-2, 3,14; Junior Prom-3; Winter Camival-lj.; Mass Chorus-I4; Badminton-ij.; Boys' Ensemble- 14; Stud. Coun.- 1; Yearbook Staff-I4; Book Club-3 Band-1,2;3� U; Chorus-2,3,4; Area Sectional Chorus-I4; Valley League Chorus-2, I4; Valley League Band-1,3; Gi rls’ Ensemble-3� 4; Cheerleader-1,2, 3,14; Intramural Sports-1,2,3,14; Class Pres.-3� 14; Class Treas.-2; Yearbook-Photog- raphy Editor- ; Winter Camival- I4; Book Club-3; Junior Band-1,2; Allstate Chorus (Alternate )-I|.; Bunsen Burners-I4 James Barluw Maxine Bice Trudy Blunt Chorus-1,2,3,14; Mass Chorss-3, I4; Yearbook-!).; Sectional Chor- us-I4; Bunsen Burners-Ij.; Girls’ Ensemble-3,14; Intramural Sports 2,3,145 Bock Club- 3; Juni or Prom-3� Winter Canival-4 Carl Cutway Band-1,2;3; Chorus-1,2 ;3� l4, F. F. A.-1,2,3,14� Valley League Chorua-1,3,14; F. F. A.-Pres.-l4; F. F. A.-St. Law. County Reporter- 14; F'. F. A.-Ora- tori cal Contest- 3,14; Junior Prom- 31 Winter Carni- val-lj. Qhorus-1 , 2,3,1+; Valley League Chorus-3$b Win- ter Carnival-1+; Junior Prom-3 J Girls' Ensemble- 3,1].; Book Club- 3; Salesmanship AWafd-1; F .H A .- 2,3,1+; F.HJU- Songleader-3; F.H.A.-Vice-Pres I).; National Hon- or Society- ; Yearbook Typing Editor-l+ Cheerleader-1, 2 , 3,24.5 Chorus-1,2, 3,l4J Chorus Pres . I4; Sectional Chorus-1+; Valley League Chorus-3� I4; Class Sec.-3� Junior Prom-3J Winter Carnival- 14; Yearbook Staff- I4; Bunsen Burners- ij.; Bridge Club-14; National Honor Society- ; Book Club-3; Intramur- al Volleyball-3; Girls Ensemble- 3,1+ Carl Buford Transferred from O.F.A. Chorus-1,2,3; As- sembly Singers-2, 3; Volleyball-3,1+; Track-3; Conserva- tion Club-1; Ches s Club-3; Intramural Basketball-2,3; Winter Ball-3; Junior Prom-3; Winter Camival-14; Basketball-2; Ping Pong-l+; Yearbook Staff-I4 Carol Finley Chorus-1,2,3,14; Cheerleader-3; Junior Prom-3; Winter Carnival-I4; Soloist-3; Valley- League Chorus-3,1+; Art Scholarship-3; Yearbook Staff-I4; French Club-1; Newspaper-1; Book Club-3; Girls' En- semble-3,14 Marsha Hanna Judy Knowlton William Kypreos Football-1,2,3, I4; Yearbook Staff-14; Junior Prom-3; Sergeant at-arms-1,2,3,14; Intramural Bas- ketball-2; Win- ter Carnival- ; Volleyball-1,2, 3,14; Track-1 Edwin Lancto Transferred from Oneida Science Club-1; Track-3; Volley- ball-14; Junior Prom-3; Winter Carnival- ; Year book Staff-14 P. H. A.-1,2,3; Winter Camival- 1+; Junior Prom- 3; Yearbook Staff-1]. Gloria Link Chois-1,2, 3,14! Valley Leajie Chor- us -2,3 k Se clonal Chous-1+; SoliFesti- val-3; Boys1 Snssible-3, 1+; Imior ProB-3; Win- ter krniva? hi ?J.A.-ii 2,3,1; voi- leyi£ll-l+ Ronald Mandigo Alfred LaRue Volleyball-2; Winter Carnival k-i Junior Prom- 3; Yearbook Staff-k Thomas McCoy Winter Camival- i+; Junior Prom-3; Bunsen Burners-i+; Volleyball-2,3; Yearbook Staff-[4; H.C.Rocketeers-3; Intramural Basket- ball-2: F.F.A.-1 Mary Martin Band-1,2,3,1+; Chorus-1,2,3,14; Valley League Band-2,3,1+; Val- ley League Chor- us-1,2, 1+; County Chorus-2; Area All-state Chorus 1+J Cirls Ensem- ble-3 4; HYSSMA Sax Solo-3; NYSSMA Vocal Solo 3� 1+; Junior Prom- 3j Winter Carni- val- ; Yearbook Staff-i+; Pep Band 1,2,3,1+ Linda Law Bridge Club-1, ; Yearbook Ad. Editor-]+; Bun- sen Burners-1+; Winter Carnival- 14; Junior Prom- 3i Majorette-1, 2,3J Head Majo- rette-2,3; Stud. Coun.-l,3j Stud. Coijn.-Sec.-2; French Club-Par- liamentarian-1; Book Club-3 Gail Ormsbee Chorus-2,3,!]; Valley League Ch.orus-3� !]; Jun- ior Prom-3j Win- ter Carnival-!]; Yearbook Sbaff- le Girls’ Ensem- ble-!].; French Club-1; Book Club-1 Delberta Moore Chorus-1,2,3 � 1+; Valley League Chorus-2,3 A; Junior Prom-3; Winter Carnival- !]; Yearbook Staff-!]; Stud. HCoun.-l; Book Club-3; Girls’ Ensemble-3,!].; Intramural ;; Sports-2,3 Transferred from Massena Football-3� !].; Basketball-3; Baseball-!].; Track-2; Volley- ball-!].; Intra- mural Sports-1, 2; Junior Prom- 3; Winter Carni- val-!]; Yearbook Staff-!]. Band-1,2,3,!].; Chorus-2,3,!]; Mass Band-3; Mass Chorus-!]; F.H.A.-Pres.-' !]; F.H.A.—1,2, 3,!]; National Honor Society- 2,3,!]; Class Treas.-3,l]j Stud. Coun.-l; Cheerleader-1, 2,3� !]; New York State Regents S cholarship-!]; Girls' Ensemble !]; Asst. Editor Yearbook-!]; Junior Prom-3; Winter Carnival k Eric Pellegrino Sheila Putman Sylvia Rhodes F.H.A.-3; Junior Prom-3; Winter Carnival-!]; Yearbook Staff-!] James Sovie Basketball-1,2, 3,!]; Baseball- 1,2,3,!].; Foot- ball-2,3; Jun- ior Prom-3; Winter Carni- val-!]; Yearbook Staff-!]; Chorus 1,2,3� !]; Class Pres.-2; Val- ley League Chor- us-2, 3,5 Thomas Stalder Larry Steele Football-3; Jun- ior Prom-3; Win- ter Carnival-]).; H.C.S. Rocketeers 3; Bunsen Burners ki Bridge Club-1).; Yearbook Staff-1). Football-4; Bas- ko tball-1,2,3 ,4; Junior Prom-3; Winter Carnival- 1).; H.C.S. Rocke- teers-3 Bridge Club-1).; Stud. Coun.-3; Year- book Staff-1).; Rational Honor Society-2 Band-1,2,3; Junior Prom-3; Winter Car- nival-4; Yearbook Staff-4; Intramural Sports-2; Valley League Band-3; Ping Pong-3,1). David Todd Robert Tuggey Basketball-3,1]-; | Bas eball-2,3,4; Football-2,3,4; Chorus-1,2,3,4; Valley League Chorus-3,1].; Bun- sen Burners-1).; Yearbook Staff-1). Boys’ Ensemble-4 Junior Prom-3; Winter Carnival- li.; New York State Regents Scholar- ship (Alternate) 4 Kathryn VanOmum Chorus-1,2,3; Cheerleader-1,2; Class Officer-1, 2; Junior Prom-3 Winter Camival- 4; Yearbook Staff 4 Robert Wallace Yearbook Staff- 4; Chorus-4; Winter Camival- 4; Junior Prom-3 Mary White Shirley Ya dow Theodore Wiencek Transferred from Lisbon Girls1 Ehsemble-4; Chorus-4? Yearbook Staff-4? Mass Chor- us-4? Junior Prom- 3; Winter Carnival 4; Class Sec.-4; F.H.A.-3 Basketball-1,2,3,4? Baseball-1,2; Poot- ball-2,3? Junior Prom-3? Winter Car nival-4; Yearbook Staff-4; Class Vice- Pres.-3,4? Ping Pong 2,3,4 Band-1,2,3,4? Chor- us-2,3,4? Valley League Band-1,2,3? Valley League Chor- us -4? Yearbook Staff-4? Junior Prom-3? Winter Car- nival-4; Book Club- 3; Girls1 Ensemble- 4 '•I, Senior Class Officers Row 1: Maxine Rice; Ted Wiencek; Mary White Row 2: Mr. CouSineau, advisor; Bill Kypreos; Sheila Putman; Mr. Hannagan, homeroom SENIOR CLASS HISTORY As starry-eyed Freshmen in September, 1958, we began our four years of high school. Our first order of business was the election of officers. We chose the following to be our helmsmen: President- Jerry Manford, Vice-President- Kathy VanOrnum, Secretary- Linda Paquette, Treasurer- Raymond Ripa, Student Council- Delberta Moore, Sergeant at Arms- Bill Kypreos• Our Freshmen year passed all too rapidly and then we were Sophmores. Our Sophmore class was aptly led by President- Jim Sovie, Vice-President- Ted Wiencek, Secretary- Kathy VanOrnum, Treasurer- Maxine Bice, Student Council- Linda Law, Reporter- Delberta Moore, Sergeant at Arms- Bill Kypreos, and our advisor was Mr. Boatwright. We weren't really concerned about money-making projects until our Junior year. Then right after we elected the following: President- Maxine Bice, Vice-President- Rodney Wells, Secretary- Marsha Hanna, Treasurer- Sheila Putman, Student Council- Tom Stalder, Sergeant at Arms- Bill Kypreos and our advisor- Mr. Cousineau, we plunged into various money-making endeavors. We had a successful food sale and car wash. Then we Juniors sponsored a series of record hops from which we raised money for our Prom. May 19 was the gala event and the gym certainly was beautiful as our theme Abound the World was portrayed with scenes from many famous places. The Varsity 16 from Potsdam State supplied the dreamy music and it will long be one of our outstanding memories. At long last we became Seniors. The first order of business was the elec- tion of the following officers: President- Maxine Bice, Vice-President- Ted Wiencek, Secretary- Mary White, Treasurer- Sheila Putman, Sergeant at arms- Bill Kypreos, and Mr. Cousineau as advisor. Then we began many projects. Our record hops furnished welcome recreation as well as financial Profit. Our Winter Carnival, Babes in Toyland , was undertaken with the Juniors as our co-workers. Me held many events at the new community ice rink and the highlight of events was the Winter Ball. A large crowd danced to music provi- ded by the Varsity 16 from Potsdam. The weeks and months .rolled on so rapidly that suddenly graduation was at hand. Our graduation-the moment we had waited four years for-marked the end of our high school years and also marked the end of carefree childhood days. Now we were adults in an adult world. Elaine Pierce BABY PICTURES SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class, being of rather dubious mental condition at this stage of the game will and bequeath the following: I, Linda Law, leave one slightly -used diamond-studded dog’s collar (the maid won’t let me keep it) to anybody who needs it badly enough to claim it I, (rail Ormsbee, leave my well-developed, cultured, charming personality to my borish, backwoods sister, Pat. I, Maxine Bice, leave my hair-dressing ability to S. C� in hopes that she soon will come into contact with a comb and shampoo and forget the pe- roxide I, Marsha Hanna, leave all my misplaced possessions to anybody wno can find them I, Kathy Van Ornum, will my seat in the first basement (Art Linkletter’s House Party) to my perfect sister, Beverly, in hopes that she will use it as much as I have I, Shirley Yaddow, will my nightly activities to Janis Woodward. Make good use of them, they’re precious I, Alfred LaRue, will my ability to drive the teachers wild to Tom Wood- side, although he is doing a pretty good job on his own I, Ted Wiencek, leave 6” of my height to my wee” buddy, Harry Woodside, in hopes that some day he'll become a star I, Tom Stalder, being in sound mind will and bequeath one box of matches to anyone who has the nerve to use them on the school I, Robert Tuggey, leave my ability to holler-it-up on the basketball floor to Tom Woodside I, Larry Steele, will my ability to do the wrong things in lab to anyone who wants it— 1 don't I, Bill Kypreos, leave my volleyball ability to anyone who can tfcll me what happened to our team this year I, Carl Duford, leave my good times in shop to future classes I, James Alguire, leave six inches of height to aiyone who needs it Prom the voice that walks like a man, I, Thomas McCoy, leave my BIG mouth to anyone who can fill it I, Gloria Link, will my Ability to walk the halls without getting caught to Bing Thompson I, Sheila Putman, leave my famous monotone voice to any Junior English student who dares to use it I, John Woodward, leave my ability to get good marks to Jack Seeley and my position on the football All-Star team to Ronnie Jurkovich I, Delberta Moore, will my good times to Lois Young (I know she can handle them I) and my dad's car to any Junior girl who can get it to go I, Elaine Pierce, leave one slightly used Latin III book to any Latin student who can translate Cicero as he should be (I never could) and to future chemistry classes I will my ability to dump vital solutions down the sink mid- way through an experiment in hopes that they too will have as tolerant lab partners as Linda P. and Shirley B Thanks gals I 24 I, Mary Martin, as I am planning to take all of my talents-----? ? ? —- with me, leave only this advice to Agnes Gutterson: Stay Happy. I, Robert Wallace, bequeath to my dear friend Donald Ritchie my liking for mathematics. He needs it. I, Timothy James Ashley, will my great ability for dancing and having fun to my buddy, Lee Snyder, and my ability to dye my hair to Donna Duvall, I, Jim Barlow, leave my ability to work in the moonlight to David Sellis. I, Sylvia Rhodes, leave my assistant roll taker to the sucker who feels real ambitious to do it next year. I, Mary White, leave my theme song Can’t Help Palling In Love to Donna Duvall. (Easy does it, Donna.) I, Ron Mandigo, leave my ability to elude Mr. Hanagan in the morning and at night to David Mayhew. I, Eric Pellegrino, leave my educated toe to Harry Woodside, in case he needs it next year in football. I, Carol Ann Finley, being of sound ? mind, hereby bequeath my ability to fight for lost causes to anyone who is strong enough to carry the torch. I, Jim Sovie, will a cigarette machine, a box of big black dollar cigars, and an ash tray to the boys’ lounge (dungeon). I, Judy Knowlton, will my high marks (Brownie Points) from a certain teacher to anyone who may need them. I, Trudy Blount, will my ability to injure myself, such as sticking a pitchfork through my foot, to anyone with courage enough to do it. I, Ed Lancto, leave my long hair (Uncle Sam won’t let me take it with me) to anyone who wants it, but expecially to Mr. Cousineau who needs it. I, David Todd, leave my great love for playing poker to Mr. Cousineau and pals. Witness: Signed: Elaine Pierce John Woodward Senior Class Prophecy I wonder what we will all be doing ten years from now in 1972« It was then that I decided to take down the crystal ball, dust it off, and try to discover the answer to that question I see that Trudy Blount has been granted her wish She is now an Army nurse working way down South (in Antartica). Alas I What's this?-------Gail Ormsbee is still coming back to pester Mr Beebe. Well, Gail always was persistent and she never started something she couldn't finish Congratulations to Mary Whitei She has just been named The Outstand- ing Secretary of the United States for 1972. She is now a member of the 1973 Olympic Secretarial Team. Elaine Pierce is a math teacher now and she's still lugging a big pile of books around. Some people just can't break a habit Who's this in a Mew York Giant football uniform? Why it's none other than our own Jim BarlowI Will miracles never cease? And now to Darkest Africa--------Goodness I It's Marsha Hanna teaching the natives Chemistry and Advanced Science and also trying to Christianize the natives on the side-line Now I see a crowded room somewhere on a college campus. Who from our number is still trying to get through? Why the science professor is John Woodward. And what's this?------an assistant to write on the blackboard? I gues3 John was so busy getting his doctorate that he didn't have time to improve his writing. Who's this? It's Sheila Putman busy making clothing for her brood of five. All those high school and college Home Ec courses are coming in handy now Robert Tuggey is one of the valued scientists at General Electric. In his spare time he coaches neighborhood basketball and baseball teams. Bob never could live without sports. I see an artist now painting the beautiful places of the United States. Well if it isn't Carol Finley on summer vacationi The rest of the crystal ball suddenly became cloudy so I'm not sure if she's a free-lance artist or an art teacher. Who's this efficient WAC sitting at a big desk? Why it's Sylvia Rhodes who has just earned her second stripe I Probably her friendly personality helped. Here's a successful business man who owns five garages and three repair shops. Say it's Ted Wiencek and he is also on special call to a big air- plane factory in case any of their machines need fixing. Puttering was Ted's hobby and now it's his business. Eat at Linda's Pizza Place-3miles, the sign said Could it be?—----- Yes it is Linda Law-and her husband operate a restaurant and serve very delicious pizza Now here's a sad case. Eric Pellegrino owns his own doughnut shop but he's eating up all the profits. Poor RickU Anyone want their hair washed, set, or cut? Maxine Bice is owner and op- erator of her own highly successful beauty salon. How about some cut-rates for us. Max? Heavens, I never thought I would see the day Jim Sovie would wear stilts I It seems that Jim, although he never quite made the 6'5 height requirement of the Boston Celtics, is an exceptional player on their squad 26 Was that Shirley Yaddow in that sleek Cadillac convertible that just went by? That must have been the dreamy engagement present R. W. gave herI Say who’s this? Oh it’s Tim Ashley who has built up a large business near a big university by typing term papers. We understand Tim has a long waiting list and his services are as much in demand as they were at H. C. S. Kathy VanOmum is head dietician at a large New York City hospital. We hear that the hospital has been always overcrowded since Kathy started working there. It must be the good meals. I see a forest and two hard-working Forest Rangers. Why it's Alfred LaRue and David Todd and they both have permanent creases In their backs I I ess they boasted that the two of them could plant more trees in one day than a machine could. All that back-breaking work and they only won by five trees I Gloria Link is now happily married. Is it anyone we know, Gloria? Ronald Mandigo now has a job as farm manager for the King ranch in Texas. Ron, is it true that you developed an air-conditioned stilt so that the Texas weather doesn't bother you? There's a gold ring on Mary Martin's left hand and she's happily married to—-— ------------could it be Elmer? Well look who's working In a modern up-to-date government laboratory on a desert island in the Pacifici It's Larry Steele. Apparently Uncle Sam values Larry's research highly but is afraid to turn Larry lose in a lab on the main- land. Here's a sun-tanned, attractive tourist just departing from a big ocean liner docked in New York. Now that she has taken off the dark glasses I realize that it’s none other than Delberta Moore, world renowned traveler. Bill Kypreos is a hard-working young business executive and doing quite well. The crystal ball says that Bill Is married to the boss's daughter,and it claims that's why he's doing so well. I disagree. Bill always was a hardwork- ing individual. Who's this managing a fashion shop? It's Judy Knowlton and she's just leaving on another buying trip to New York and Paris. Her business must be do- ing xjell. Say here's Tom Stalder with a Yul Brenner haircut. It seems. Tom was work- ing part time in a barber shop because he could not figure out how a barber can give a perfectly flat brush cut. Apparently he tried to do a flat-top on him- self and you already know the sad results. The big white well-kept house and bam over there belongs to Carl Cutway who has all registered cattle. They tell me Carl has won all sorts of model farming awards• One of America's biggest ships has just set another record. Admiral T. W. McCoy, commanding officer, said in an interview today that he was very satisfied with the results of the record run. Bob Wallace has combined his love of Math and his great patience and is now pulling teeth and selling insurance for a living. Now running his own print shop, Carl Duford has every type of printed material imaginable. We understand he also has every color of printer's ink on his fingers now Jim Alguire and Ed Lanoto are now working very hard. 0 crystal ball, be- come. clear and tell me what kind of work Jim Ed are in. Oh dear, the bat- tery to my crystal ball just burned out and I m still In the dark about Jim's and Ed's lines of work Elaine Pierce, Literary Editor 27 27 ,0-0 iiiip I . '1' -O. ‘-C V V' - c ' O' . •GrHGGtfG- Mir o y II i lilii ? f I ' tO'O ';£x£-: ':V' :■■■■; v;.-::{ :■ i r w - O - „ O i!S!iill!l ilglllllf IlllllSllp iiililllilil o - O- 0-00. i: iO SO: Mmm vmiilil % - 0 - £ 0j § - i k G '- c ‘ - V s -:c- :-:-: -x- :-:-:o A tUk X-p -KylO 0 S-' ' u i' ! -' -.-y' o::§ ::h o o O;HGe;HG0XG©X X ? a M 7 C f tjW: : sS(|r oG;jS ;Oj;K ;G:WX r G r! .' 0 - SxC i J - C . v ' G X ' • - rx 1 o 0 '; o '' -• I Browning, Jo Ann Chambers, James Corrice, Jeanette Corrice, Joe Dawley, Erwin Gutterson, Agnes Havens, Carolyn HazeIton, Duane Hilbome, Dianna Howes, Barbara Aldrich, Alfred Bayne, Carol Beaulieu, Shirley Bice, Sandra Bracy, Budd Duvall, Donna Elliott, Linda Finley, Joan Finley, Linda Fox, Richard Hubbard, Robert Hynes, Robert Kelly, James Mandigo, Judy Mayhew, David Nichols, Clark Ormsbee, Pat Paquette, Linda Rayburn, Joyce Rickett, Bob Slater, Vaughn Smithers, Frances Snyder, Lee Steele, Jane Ann Downing, Gary Ripa, James Scott, James Seeley, Carol Simmons, Bonnie Simmons, Walter Witherell, Faye Wood, Frances Woodside, Harry Young , Lois Thompson, Thompson, Thompson, Whiteford Wiencek, Bruce Bryan Selma , Linda Pat Class of 196 3 Juniors The school year of 1961-62 found the Junior Class led by the following capable officers and advisors: President, Richard Fox; Vice-President, Harry Woodside; Secretary, Sandra Bice; Treasurer, Erwin Dawley; Advisors: Mr. Halstead, Mr. Stowell. Our fall activities included selling refreshments at all football and basketball games, food sales, a car wash, the making and selling of cider, and other money-making projects• We Juniors contributed much time and effort, as well as financial assistance, to the Winter Carnival The Work was valuable experience in preparing for our Junior Prom On May 2$ we held our Junior Prom. The band played divinely and the gym was decorated magnificiently. All had a wonderful time, which will be long remembered. We are looking forward to our wondrous Senior year. Erwin Dawley, Sandy Bice, Dick Fox, Harry Woodside .Mr. Halstead, Mrs. Greene, Mr. Stowell 31 I j immk Bi shop, Blance, Brown, Bullock Brozzo, Cougler, Jane Cougler, Jean Courtney, Bill Davis, Joan Davi s, Judy Alverson, Jean Ashley, Rick Bell, David Bice, Sonja Bishop, George Burnham, Joyce Chapin, Dick Chriss, Shirley Conant, Beverly Cook, Rita Ferris, Nancy Fitzgerald, Marie Flight, Pat Hawes, Jean Jenkisson, Bill Jurkovich, Ronnie Kelly, Pat Kirby, John tancto, Pat Link, Teresa Newman, Barry Nichols, Gary Patterson, David Peacock, Karen Putman, Michael ri Mb O f Matthews, Janet McCallister, Eddie McOBkllum, Chuck Montroy, Sheila Myre, Bob Rivet, Sauter, Seeley, Simmons Simmons Stiles, Cheryl Talcott, Leon Thornhill, David Thornhill, Verna Todd, Rosella Tom Ella Jack , Glenn , Ronnie Windover, John Windover, Larry Woodside, Tom Woodward, Jenis Wright, Lawerence PVW. mA Wright, Jerry Youngs, Margaret VanOrnum, Beverly Wagner, Melanie Weir, Ronnie W'illerton, Norman Wilson, Judy Class of 1964 Sophomores We began the new school year as sophmores with the election of officers and the selection of a class advisor. Our first project was the successful sale of class pins which boosted our treasury. Later we participated in The Winter Carnival with the other classes and finally we held a food sale, one of the most profitable ventures of the year. Our year as sophmores is now over; we now eagerly await our junior year. Pat Kelly, Tom Woodside, Rosella Todd, Beverly VanOmum, Marie Fitzgerald, Mr. Cousineau, Mrs, Moore, Mike Putman 33 Row Row Row 1: 2: 3: Janie Sellis, Marianne Richardson, Cheryl Sears, Maureen Talcott, Carol Premo, Pat Schneider, Patsy Steele, Sharon Parish Mr, Beebe, Ronald Simmons, Shirley Youngs, Brenda Perry, Nancy Youngs, David 0‘Donnell, Philip White Bill Rhodes, Terry Thompson, Donald Ritchie, Clayton Trombly, John Richardson, G-lyn Murdoch STUDENTS AT WORK FRESHMAN CLASS OF (96 5 Row 1: Betty Besaw, Eleanor Burnside, Anna MaCauley, Lorraine Parley, Marabeth Bouchey, Sharon Hentz, Mary Livingston, Elaine Jones, Nancy Pinley, Katherine Caloren, Penny Freeman, Edna Durham Row 2: Mr Stowell, Willard Law, Cassie Donelly, Gail Dickson, Pat Knowlton, Sharon Bogardus, Bonnie MacDonald, Nettie Donelly, Larry Burnham, Harry Besaw Row 3: Paul Fishbeck, John Kio, Clive Chambers, Terry Gilbert, Rick Gilmour, John Elie, Lawerence Bell, Tom Connolly, Worden Bray, Gordon Drummond Row k: Doug Hazelton, Francis Cardinell, Larry Crowe, Gary Crowe, Richard Link, Warren Charlton, Eugene Blair, Arthur Allen, Willard Gutterson CLASS OFFICERS Row 1: Nancy Finley, Clive Chambers Lorraine Farley Row 2: Mr Stitt, Gary Crowe, Rick Gilmour, Philip White 35 How 1: D� Bayne, A Durham, R. Besaw, M� Bell, M Backus, S. Caloren, M. Brown, A. Countryman, N, Bennett Row 2: Mr. Hourlhan, H. Beaulia, N. Bray, C. Bice, B. Blair, G. Chambers, G. Brabant, W, Alverson, L. Brown Row 3s E. Bennett, D. Duford, J. Conklin, T Bergeron, J, Dominie, M. Cutway Row 1: C. Jackson, R. Hazelton, M. Moore, J, Ellison, M« Limoges, R. Pinkerton, L. Myre, K Paries, E. LaitUe Row 2: Mr. Halstead, D. Hilborne, B . Kelly, R, Holland, P. Perry, R. Ormsbee, A. McQuade, P. Hynes 1 Row 3i T. Gooshaw, R. Pierce, E. Friot, B. Priot, J. Duvall, R. Duvall, G. Johnson Row 1: Mary Lou Trombly, Wanda Talcott, Judy Steele, Myma Witherell, Bonnie Wells, Pat Wright, Joan Stiles, Anita Smithers Mary Stone Row? 2: Mr. Ballard, Donald Woodcock, Judy Ritchie, Bonita Tynon, David Van Kennen, Ronnie Tyler, Albert Simmons Row 3: Daniel Stone, Ronnie Saffins, Earl Simmons, John Schneider, Billy Scott, Vem Thornhill, John Sovie CLASS OFFICERS Row 1: John Sovie, Wanda Talcott, Ronnie Holland, Judy Steele Row 2: Mr. Ballard, William Kelly, Mr. Hourihan, David Van Kennen, Mr. Halstead Row 1: Tora McKay, Dalton McQuade, Jim Moore, Darlene MeCallum, Mary Rayburn, Kathy Ketcham, Dale Putman, Derry Loucks, Richard McBroom, John Petrie Row 2: Mrs. Moore, Rose Nichols, Salley Murray, Carol Poore, Marie Pratt, Evelyn Johnson, Nancy Poore, Eleanor Mayhew, Eileen Kelly, Jack Kelly Row 3‘ Ered Pierce, Paul Hooper, George Pierce, Francis Lamoges, David Knowlton, Don Mills, George Pratt RoW 1: Bob Woodside, Janet Raymond, Mary Jane Youngs, Ellen Steele, Sharlene Woods, Nola Smithers, Barbara Sterling, Nancy VanKennen, Grace Wells, Betty Lou Simmons, Donald Stone Row 2: Mrs. Thomson, David Smithers, Bonnie Simmons, Shirley Todd, Carol Todd, Shirley Ritchie, Robert Chapin, David Whiteford, Richard Simmons Row 3s Barry Rickett, David Sellis, Vernon Thompson, Raymond Wihdover, Harold Youngs, Carl Wright, Bobby Couglar, Myron Simmons 1 to R SEVENTH GRADE Raw 1 Gloria Crawford, Elizabeth Brown, Debbie Ferris, Patty Ashly, Mavis Conant, Linda Burnham, Ann Friot, Cathy Bill, Marilyn Fox, Cindy Scott, R-ow 2 Mr. Stitt, Stephen Hitsman, Terry Fishbeck, Peggy Bayne, Donna Bayne, Jana Conklin, Donna Gamo, Stuart Edwards, Bill Harrington, Row 3 Roger Charlton, Earl Dominie, Everett Couglar, James Finley, WilliamDashncw , Bill Fearn, Stephen Hebert CLASS OFFICERS Eileen Kelly, David Sellis, Peggy Bayne, Richard McBroom, Stuart Edwards, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Moore, Kathy Ketcham Coach Conklin� Jerry Wright, Harry Woodside, Tom Stalder, Rick Ashley, Bob Rickett, Jim Barlow, Joe Corrice, Bob Tuggey, Dick Jim Sovie, Ted Wiencek This year we started off with an almost perfect season. Even though it was some time before we could conquer non-league teams, we held our own with the best in our league. At the half- way mark we had lost one league game by a one point margin and were then tied with Lisbon for first place. Af- ter playing them we were all alone in first place for a week until we met Madrid. When they defeated us it left a three-way tie with only three days left before play-offs. As a result we accepted the three-way tie and each school received a trophy. In both semi-finals and sectionals, we were de- feated by Madrid and Chateguay respec- tively. We were fortunate to have Harry Woodside and Jim Sovie chosen as All-Stars from our school. Since Harry was the first man chosen, he was consi- dered the best in the league. Heuvelton 35 Harrisville j|9 Morristown 5l Hermon-DeKalb 56 Lisbon eJO Madrid-Waddington Xmas Tournament 55 Lisbon 39 Clifton-Fine Opponent k6 5o K8 57 59 a Hammond 39 68 Morristown 57 58 Hermon-DeKalb 53 1 Edwards 69 Lisbon Harrisville g 61 Hammond 56 57 Madri d-Waddlngton 52 «•Playoffs 57 Madrid-Waddington 55. 70 Edwards 51 Section 10 Playoffs Chateguay 55 62 Terry Gilbert, Ricky Gi!l3-mour, Gary Nichols, Coach Conklin, Jack Seeley, Gordon Drummond, Tommy WWoodside, Ronald Jurkovich, George Bishop, Donnie Ritchie, Paul FisShbeck, Michael Putman, Gary Crowe, Paul Charleton- Manager, David Thornhill Junior Varssity This year the Heuveltorrr . Junior Varsity did better than theiA-r record of 6-ij. shows. The Junior Bimlldogs were setting the pace and w®� re in first place at the half-way mark of the season. Bat then Georges Bishop, the high scorer and reboundes=r of the J� V. team was moved up to ten?he Var- sity team. With this the tes=am seemed to panic because it had losfc? one of its better players. Throughru-out the rest of the’season the team played its best but lost more games HECowever, the team maintained a good es-nough rec- ord to end the season in seco-ond place. In the playoffs the team puts- up a gal- Hant struggle against- a supo-erior team, but lost. There is a fine nu- 0 eus of Freshmen returning to streng- then the team next year Heuvelton Opponent 26 Harrisville 30 29 Morristown 18 ill Hermon-DeKalb 25 35 Lisbon 29 21 Madrid-Waddington 33 31 Hammond 23 27 Morristown 21 up Hermon-DeKalb 35 3k Edwards 35 up Lisbon 1.6 15 Harrisville 28 21 Hammond IpO 26 Madrid-Waddington kk 27 Edwards 37 22 Madrid-Waddington 38 «•Playoffs BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS im Marsha Hanna, Pat Wiencek, Lois Young JoAnn Browning, Donna Duvall, Linda Whiteford JUNIOR VARSITY Judy Davis, Rita Cook, Marie Fitzgerald, Sonja Bice, Pat Kelly, Joan Davis Row 1: Coach Conklin, Tom Woodside, Clark Nichols, Jerry Wright, Tom Stalder, Jim Kelly, John Woodward, Harry Woodside, Warren Charleton Row 2: Clive Chambers, Ronnie Weir, Duane Hazelton, Bob Tuggey, Jim Barlow, Rick Pellegrino, Bill Kypreos, George Bishop Row 3: Dave Mayhew, Gary Downing, Jim Chambers, Donnie Ritchie, Ricky Gilmour, Eugene Blair, Ronald Jurkovieh, Raymond Hazelton, Glenn Simmons Row I).; jon Richardson, Paul Pishbeck, Terry Gilbert, Gordon Drummond Scores Although our record was only 3-2-1, we were defini-fcely a better team than the record shows� The Bulldogs had anticipated a fine season and with a little luck and a few breaks we coma have had anundefeated season. We did gain some honors as Harry Woodside, Jim Barlow, aa i John Woodward were named to the All-Stars hho Bulldogs will lose six lettermen this year: T°m S-balder, Jim Barlow, Bill Kyproes, Eric l egrino, John Woodward, Bob Tuggey, but with a fine nucleus returning next year wrfre sure Heuvel-ton'will bring home the Championship Trophy in 1963. Heuvelton 25 Heuvelton 26 Heuvelton 7 Heuvelton If? Heuvelton 13 Heuvelton 27 Parishviile lii Lisbon 26 Tie Clifton-Fine 12 Morristown 21 Madrid-Waddington 21 Hermon-DeKalb 9 Individual Scorers Harry Woodside 6lpts. Jim Barlow 35pts. Bill Kyproes 8pts. Tom Woodside 6pts • Eric Pellegrino 3pts. 45 FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Row 1t Pat Wiencek, Sandy Bice, Sonja Bice, Pat Kelly, Marie Fitzgerald Row 2: Donna Duvall, Lois Youngs, Sheila Putman, Maxine Bice, Marsha Hanna BRIDGE CLUB Marsha Hanna, Pat Kelly, Tom Stalder, Mr, Stitt, Larry Steele, Jim Barlow Row 1: Beverly VanOmum, Maxine Bice, Linda Finley, Donna Duvall, Pat Knowlton, Maureen Moore, Mary Martin, Mary Livingston, Sharon Parish Row 2: Pat Kelly, Shirley Yaddow, Sheila Putman, Jean Ellison, Vaughn Slater, Janie Sellis, Jean Alverson, Cheryl Stiles, Joan Davis, Elaine Jones Row 3s Barry Rickett, John Richardson, Ronnie Rickett, Gordon Drummond, John Duvall, Bill Kelly, Mary Backus, John Elie, Clive Chambers, Chuck McCallum, Ronnie Weir, Bill Jenkisaon, Barry Newman, Jerry Livingston, David Smithers, Billy Harrington Leader: Mr. James Johnson BRASS ENSEMBLE Row Is D. Duvall, B. Harrington, D. Smithers, J. Livingston Row 2: B. Newman, C. McCallum, B. Jenkisson, Mr. Johnson WOODWIND ENSEMBLE V. Slater, B. Van Omum, P. Kelly, S. Parish, Mr. Johnson Row 1: Pat Ormsbee, Jeanette Corrice, Sheila Putman, Carol Finley, Brenda Brozzo Ella Sauter, Jim Barlow, Bob Tuggey, Mary Martin, Sandy Bice, Maxine Bice Donna Duvall Row 2: Mrs� Thornhill, Maureen Talcott, Pat Kelly, Shirley Yaddow, Edna Durnaiti, Tommy Brown, Philip White, Jon Richardson, Jim Sovie, Ronnie Weir, Harry Woodside, Sonja Bice, Jo Ann Browning, Linda Elliot Row 3: Rosella Todd, Sharon Parish, Shirley Young, Elaine Jones, Mary Livingston Judy Knowlton, Robert Wallace, John Elie, Duane Hazelton, Dick Fox, Delberta Moore, Lois Young, Pat Wiencek Row Ij.: Barbara Howes, Diana Hilbome, Carolyn Havens, Tim Ashley, Ronnie Simmons Bryan Thompson, Carl Cutway, Leon Talcott, Judy Davis, Joan Davis, Mary White Row 3I Sharon Bogardus, Katherine Caloren, Pat Steele, Pat Knowlton, Bill Jenkisson, Ronnie Mandigo, Michael Putman, Terry Thompson, Erwin Dawley, Elaine Pierce, Penny Freeman, Sharon Hentz Row 6: Marsha Hanna, Gail Ormsbee, Verna Jean Thornhill, Carol Seeley, Linda Whiteford, Marianne Richardson, Cheryl Sears, Janie Sellis, Lorraine Farley, Marabeth Bouchey, Gail Dickson Row 7: Nancy Ferris, Janet- Matthews, Marie Fitzgerald, Trudy Blount, Beverly VanOmum, Agnes Gutterson, Clive Chambers, Barry Newman, Joan Finley, Linda Finley, Nancy Finley 48 Row X: R Streeter, D McQuade, S. Hebert, P. Pierce, R. Simmons, B. Pauquette D. Loucks, D« Mils Row 2: D. Hilborne, E. Friot, G. Mandigo, M. Cutway, J. Wright, J. Conklin, R Row 3s 1� Fishbeck, J. Petrie, J. Moore, G R, Ormsbee, B. Fern, R. Windover, R Row 1}.: F. Limoges, A. Pratt, M, Simmons, P B. Friot, B. Scott, R, Charlton, P. B. Rickett Row 5t G. Pierce, T. Gooshaw, V. Thompson, E. Dominie, J. Finley, L. Brown, R, S. Hitsman, R. McBroom, B. Woodside, , D, Whiteford, T McKay, B. Dashnaw, D. Putman, D. Stone, A. Mcftuade, . Holland, J Sovie, D. Sellis . Johnson, J. Kelly, F. Corrice, • Chapin, R. Cougler, S. Edwards . Hooper, B Alverron, J. Dominie, Wright, V. Thornhill, D, VanKennen, R. Pierce, H. YoungSi, D. Knowlton, Tyler, R, Duvall, E. Cougler JUNIOR CHORUS JUNIOR CHORUS Row 1: J« Conklin, N VanKennen, L. Myre, M. Withere 13,, B. Sterling, E. Brown, G. Crawford, K, Ketcham, D. Ferris, D. Garno, N, Smithers, M, J. Young, G. Wells Row 2: B. Blair, S. Caloreu, M. Brown, J. Steele, W. Talcott, R� Besaw, A. Durham, M. Fox, C. Scott, E. Steele, C. Flight, L. Burnham, M Rayburn Row 3: J. Ritchie, J, Raymon, K. Bill, M. Bell, J, Stiles, C� Poore, A. Countryman, D. Bayne, D, McCullum, P� Bayne, E� Kelly, S. Wood, R. Nichols Row Ij.: A. Smithers, E, LaRue, D. Bayne, R« Hazelton, C, Bice, B« Simmons, A. M. Friot, E.. Mayhew, K. Parks, G Bfcabant, M« Stone, S Ritchie Row 5s R� Pinkerton, M. Limoges, G, Chambers, N. Poore, C. Todd, S. Todd, S. Murray, C. Jackson, E, Johnson, P. Ashley, D. Pratt, B, Simmons GIRLS' ENSEMBLE Row 1: Mary Martin, Jeanette Corrice, Sheila Putman, Mary White Row 2: Carol Finley, Judy Knowlton, Oail Ormsbee, Shirley Yaddow, Maxine Bice Row 3: Pat Ormsbee, Donna Duvall, Marsha Hanna, Trudy Blount, Delberta Moore, Beverly VanOmum Row 1: Carl Cutway, Barry Newman, Leon Talcott, Ronnie Simmons Row 2: John Elie, Mike Putman, Bob Tuggey, Dick Fox, Ronnie Weir Row 3s Duane Hazelton, Clive Chambers, Tim Ashley, Harry Woodside, Bill Jenkisson, Cleveland Barlow, Bryan Thompson, Ronnie Mandigo BOYS' ENSEMBLE Row Is Eileen Kelly, Carol Todd, Lorraine Parley, Anne Marie Friot, Shirley Knowlton, Susan Nichols, Rose Nichols, Pat Steele, Karen Newman, Richard Woodward, Cheryl Sears, Judy Steele, Marabeth Bouchey, Jack Kelly Row 2: Ronnie Rickett, Barry Rickett, Elizabeth Brown, Bobby Tucker, Mark Bayne, Jean Livingston, Ray Russell, Jeanette Todd, David Smithers, Tom Backus Leader: Mr, Johnson fararajaiarajaran TW1RLERS 2THJajaJHJHTEJHJl Left to Right: Gloria Crawford, Agnes Gutterson, Sonja Bice, Sandy Bice, Cheryll Bice, Nancy Perris, Debbie Perris, Paula Davis jajafarejajajEJEjarajaiejajai JUNIOR BAND uaiajEiEJBJHrararararajHJvra. Linda Finley, Beverly VanOrnum, Pat Kelly Mr. Johnson, Donna Duvall, Bill Jenkisson BAND This year our hand has participated in many activities. The marching hand, composed of thirty-three musicians, one drum major, and five majorettes, took part in eleven parades last summer and fall. In ten of these we won first prize. In November, Beverly Van Ornum represented us at Area Sectional Band in Potsdam. In December, the band presented several selections at the Christmas concert. On April 7� fifteen band members partic- ipated in the St. Lawrence Valley League Concert at Hammond. In the NYSSMA. at Adams, New York, there were ten members from Heuvelton. On May 18 we held our local concert. We ended the year by playing at commencement exercises. This year also a Junior Band was organized. It has more than twenty members, some of which have had only four to six months of lessons, and is the first time they have played together as a group, They will gradually be integrated into Senior Band, CHORUS This year the chorus has been well represented at area concerts. Ten members were present at Area Sectional Chorus in Potsdam. At the St. Lawrence Valley League Concert at Hammond on April 7 there were twenty girls and nineteen boys from Heuvelton. Our special choral group consisting of thirty members also sang at the conoert. The chorus participated in the local Christmas concert On May 18 the annual spring concert was held. We sang several selections at commencement exercises. CHORUS OFFICERS Joan Davis, Jim Sovie, Marsha Hanna Beverly VanOrnum, Bill Jenkisson Mrs. Irene Thornhill 52 Row 2: Donald Simmons, Clayton Trombly, Dave Mayhew, Willard Cutterson, Jim Chambers, Bob Hynes, Gordon Drummond, David O’Donnell Row 3: Larry Crowe, Gary Crowe, Lawerence Bell, Ronnie Mandigo, Alfred Aldrich, Robert Myre, Lee Bray, Edward Bullock Row I4.S Richard Link, Gary Downing, Paul Fishbeck, Ricky Gilmour, Glenn Simmons, David Bell, Francis Cardinell During the past year the Heuv-elton FFA has had a very active program. The school-and community projects have -been very worthwhile to all. Last sunsaer the FFA weed sprayer was used by members and local-farmers on over 200 acres to increase yields and quality of -crops.- We participated in the judging - contests at-the Gouverneur-fai-r and some -showed cattle and other products. The Worth County judging meet was attended at Canton ATI and also the Chap- ter meeting and Forum Contests were entered. These contests help members to acquire skills and gain confidence. At the county speaking contest held at Heuvelton.Carl Cutway placed third. Through the many local, county, and state educational trips and meetings, the FFA boys had an opportunity to better prepare themselves for college, a job after high school, or the armed services. Seated: Sandy Bice, Beverly Conant, Sheila Putman, Mrs. Survillo, Judy Knowlton, Judy Davis, Joan Davis Standing: Brenda Brozzo, Agnes Gutterson, Pat Knowlton, Pat Steele, Jean Cougler, Jean Alverson, Jane Cougler, Pat Plight, Selma Thompson, Sonja Bice, Janice Woodward, Judy Wilson At the beginning of the year we had an iniation for new members, of which there were nine new members• This brought our total membership up to nineteen members. We had several activities during the year. We had a Christmas-time-get- together with the PPA at which we went caroling after which x-ie enjoyed refresh- ments and dancing in the gym. Later on in the year we put on the annual PFA banquet, which gave us a valuable experience at planning and preparing a dinner for a large number of people. A food sale was held one night after school for the faculty. We plan to attend the Spring Rally at Pierrepont and also to send two girls, with our advisor Mrs. Survilo, to the State Convention in Rochester. Our officers for this year are: Sheila Putman- President, Judy Knowlton- Vice-President, Beverly Conant- Secretary, Judy Davis- Treasurer, and Joan Davis- News Reporter. 54 MATH1 AND SCIENCE CLUB Row 1: Elaine Pierce, Trudy Blount, Jeanette Corrice, Marsha Hanna, Linda Law Row 2: Mr, Stowell, Mr, Halstead, Mr, Ballard, Lee Snyder, Tim Ashley, John Woodward, Bob Tuggey, David VanKennen, Larry Steele, Vaughn Slater HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: Judy Knowlton, Marsha Hanna, Sandy Bice, Carolyn Havens, Joan Finley, Sheila Putman, Pat Kelly, Verna Thornhill Row 2: Beverly Conant, Elaine Pierce, Ervin Dawley, John Woodward, Bill Jenkisson, Vaughn Slater, Edward McAllister, Tommy Brown, NATIONAL HONOR. SOCIETY OAV m Qirol Ann FinleY SIXTH GRADE Row 1: Robert Perkins, Richard Bennett, Gerald Livingston, Tommy Backus, Robert Tyler, Connie Ethridge, Gail White, Kathaleen Havens, Kathy Lancto Row 2: Lowell McAllister, Robert Tucker, Mike Hawes, Elmer Jones, Mark Bayne, Michele Premo, Elva Conant, Sharlene Sibley, Judy Duvall, Susan Myre, Linda Roy, Jane Stiles, Kristen Boyesen, Cheryl Bracy, Jo Ann Nichols, Ann Wright, Mr. Erwin Seated: Joseph Tynon, Karen Limogos, Jave Simmons, Mary Todd, Robert Poore, Mr. Lockwood Standing: Tirnmy Gooshaw, Albert Finley, William Simmons, Donald Wells, Harold Pratt, Wanda Donnelly, Mary Besaw, Rosemary Chambers, Nancy Snyder, Judy Pierce, Raymond Johnson, Clifton Cook, John Hanna, Paul Simmons., James Witherell John Sloan, Billy Woodward, Ronnie Beaulieu Row 1: Paula Davis, Irene Hutchinson, Kathy Peacock, Susan Nichols, Karen Newman Jeanette Todd, Jeanette Mayne, Peggy Wilson, Carla Sears Brenda Masters, Grace Tanner, Jean Livingston, Mrs. McMartin Beverly Seeley, Chris Buck, Ray Russell, Danny Bray, Bobby Stalder, Scott Barthlonew, Timmy Bill, Larry LaRue, Mike Streeter, Cindy Wainwright, Dale Finley, Debbie Stiles F J O FIFTH GRADE Row 1: James Brown, Robert Simmons, Dicky Sprowls, Terry Hazelton, Lester Duvall Row 2: Michael Lalonde, Arthur Moore, Dawn O'Donnell, Inda Duvall, Maureen Kelly, Georgiann Chapman, David Go os haw. Tommy Woodward Row 3s John Stone, June Bray, Mark Besio, Cathy Steele, James Lytle, Stephen Putman, Walter Townsend, Gerald Fitzgerald, Mrs. Humphrey, Dennis Mills, Larry Smithers, Janet Dickson, Sharon Myre, Roberta Backus, Jacqueline Hazelton, Sharlene Cutway, Stephen Knowlton .|V jc ' ............................ Row 1: Bruce Finley, Mary Drummond, Iva Simmons, Lorraine Blance, Barbara Hooper, David Hazelton Row 2: Judy Bennett, Alice Fenton, Bonnie Wright, Michael Ripa, James Furgison, Leif Smithers, Mrs. Narrow, Herbert LaForty, Diane Tynon, Rena Simmons, Bonnie Pierce, Marlene Stone, John Raymon Absent-Carl Zender, Richard Scott, Sally Youngs 60 Randy Thornhill, Richard Beaulieu, David Caloren, Billy Sterling, Kenneth Kelly, Larry Kio, Paul Streeter r . Linda Snyder, Deborah Stowell, Susan Tyler, Sandra Townsend, Jacqueline Blair, Rosemary Chapin, Shirley Knowlton, Ellen Wood, Catherine Brown Row 3: Patricia LaRue, Diane Tucker, Carolyn Pike, Ellen Outman, Karen Crayford, G-lenda Wright, Cecil Duvall, Malcolm Parks, Jerry' Rickett, Larry Masters Thomas Sibley, Timmy Tynon fourthM F Row 1: Norene Blance, Virginia Wells, Donna O’Donnell, Fancy Pratt, Bobby Lytle, Terry Youngs, Dale Exelby, Robert Smith, Christine Premo, Tim Hazelton Row 2: Patricia Witzel, Tommy Zender, Rebecca Simmons, Mss Nugent, Duane Downing, Rodney Pike, Alfred Snider, Bonnie Harris, Debbie Fergison, Vance Smithers, Roger Chapin Loucks, Duvall, Row 1: Joan Whiteford, Debbie Pierce, Betsy Nicholson, Nancy Jones, Kathy Schofell, Mary McAllister, Kathy McSorley, Ruth Ann Fox, Miss Klaus Row 2: Lorretta Corrice, June Russell, Steven Bracy, Sheila Mills, Rebecca Sloan, Stephen Duvall, Clarence Burnham, Gary White, Dixie Joseph Persons, Kenneth Crowe, Nancy Besaw, William Ritchie, Roger David Ferris, David Hebert Row 1: Arthur Kelly, Richard Wright, Steven Kirby, David Turner, Mike Duvall, Richard MacKay, David Stiles Row 2: Linda Merrifield, Rosemary Bice, Debby Hazelton, Gail Murdock, Barbara Ashley, Judy Crawford, Cathy Dasbnaw, Linda Hazelton Standing: Jerry Havens, Dawn Masters, Christine Putman, Myma Lou Outman, Mrs. Smithers, Patricia Trombly, Sandra Tynon, lone Hanna, G-eorge Priot JLSULMSLMJLSIJULUJULSJUULt. THIRD GRADE mwimjimmmum Row 1: Amy Simmons, Allen 0'Marah, Gene Callier, Michael Burnham, Charles Smith, Larry Wallace, Mrs. Connor, Gayle Abar, John Connolly, Steven Beaulieu, Louise Duvall, Sharlene Terrance Row 2: Ruth LaRue, David Witherell, Forrest Tanner, Richard Todd, Gary Seeley, David Roy, Bruce Boatwright, Barbara Putman, Jon Livingston, Francine Davis, Judy Paquette, Donald Bayne, Linda Pike, Martin Lasher, Ann Wainwright, Steven Masters, Mary Ann Brown Row Is Dolly Youngs,. Florence Simmons, David Donnelly, David Downing, Mrs. Rice Row 2: Timothy Simmons, Robert Hazelton, Catherine Lytle, Timothy Flack, Thomas McBroom ' Row 3: Kathy Harris, Ida Mae Simmons, Stanley Stewart, Harriet Durham, Grant Charlton Standing: JoAnne Countryman, Raymond Ritablej Richard Hooper 64 Rom Is David Johnston, Victor Burwell, Nancy Nicholson, Joyce Hutchinson, Duane Tucker, Ellen Duvall, Janis Hutchinson, Sheila Thompson, Cathy Limoges, Faith Russell Standing: Jack Holland, Francis Slater, Heletha Gamo, Marsha Simmons, Valerie Woodside, Edwin Stowell, Karl Livingston, Robert Taylor, Eric Bartholomew, Claude Wilson, Mary Testani, Robin Taylor, Betsy Finley, Sue Ellen Kelly, Sharon LaRue, Cynthia Chambers Back: Mrs. Swan SECOND GRADE Row 1: James Mussen, Gary Hazelton, Robert Pratt, Jerry Lytle, Albert Mattice, Allen Gutterson, Stephen Bayne, Brad Finley, Bernard Hazelton Row 2: Joan Walrath, Rosemary Davis, Heidi Fearn, Joan Knowlton, Sandra Goodison, Darlene Fishbeck, Barbara Whiteford, Susan Brown, Beverly Fenton, Teresa Lancto, Colleen Simmons Row 3s Wayne Wright, Ricky Rounds, Diane Drummond, Leah Boyesen, Paula Smithers, Ellen Reynolds, Ruth Livingston, Darlene LaBarge, Yvonne Pike, Diane Jones, Marilyn Crowe, Cathy Baker Seated: Miss Allen v� m u : : Y , ‘ ■'JX Row 1: William Rayburn, Robbin Harris, Denise Backus, Dawn Kirby, Mrs Haven Diane Finley, Debra Stone, James Bray Standing: Terry McBroom, Larry Trombly, Ronald Schofell, Mark Ayen, Terry Tynon, Ivan Stone, David Pratt, Leo Hazelton, Jeffry Richards, Paul Smith Absent: Robert Ethridge, Eleanor Bayne Row 1: Terry LaRue, Mark Abar, Robin Melisko, Bill Lytle, Alan Kio, Dana Loucks, Ronnie Conant, Mason Steele, Jr. Row 2: Adell Simmons, Dorothy Fulford, Marlene Eustis, Pamela Woodside, Darlene Pierce, Doris Snider, Lynn Turner, Karen Blair, Dick Friot Row 3s Barry Skipka, Diane Chambers, John Alverson, Donna Stiles, Mrs. Besio, Theresa Van Omum, Thomas; White, Mary Cousineau, Carol Wright, Curt Ross Absent: Leslie VanKennen, Karen Wright, Rebecca Fifield, Gregory Yaddow? FIRST GRADE Row 1: Guy Simmons, Kandy Ayen, Barry Crayford Row 2: Kelvin Johnson, Carl Ritchie, Joan Simmons, Debra O'Donnell, Nancy Donnelly, Susan Bill Standing: Nancy McManus, Pamela Carter, Ronald Pierce, David Raymon, Gloria Yaddow, Betty Kelly, David McCadam, Merla Bushey, Jamie Breckenridge, Jeffrey Murdock Seated: Mrs. Todd Standing: Mary Jane Kelly, Michael Chambers, Rickie Hazelton, Lorrie Hazelton, Floyd Ward, Rickie Morrow, Billy Durham, Edwin Russell, Charles Kingsley, Patsy Roy, Philip Stone, Paul Ross Front row: Lillian Johnston, Kim Putman, Susan LaRue, Karen Cougler, Colleen Wallace, Joan Nicholson, Judy Bice, Bonnie Sibley, Debra Steele Back: Mrs� Fiacco 68 jk. Row 1: Patrick Flack, Carol Dusharm, Arthur Bennett, Sally Simmons, Sue Ellen Stiles Row 2: Robert Childs, Ricky Simmons, Denise Stiles, Dorene Hilbome, Tony Testani Row 3: Darlene Hanna, Debra Sterling, Sara Brown, Bruce Willerton Row !(.: Naomi Simmons, Charles Pike, Kevin Woods, Nancy Todd, David Fulford Standing: Douglas Besaw, Mrs. Friot DELHI Front; Charles Sears, Scot Martin Row 1; Randy Abar, Becky Mayne, Dickie Smithers, Diana Steele, Gail HazeIton, Kimberly McAllister, Sheila Downing, Debra Simmons Bruce Hazelton, Phyllis Whiteford Row 2; Richard LaRue, Michael Countryman, Cindy Mayne, David Kingsley, David Walrath, Evelyn Beaulieu, Arlene Wright, Avis Sheppard, Beverly Roy, Dick Duvall, Hox ard Stiles, Darwin Witherell Row 3: Mrs. Browning, Peter Mussen, Carol Havens, David Perry, Mark Terwilliger, 70 John Cousineau, Jimmy Bayne, Darlene Loucks, Theresa Hollis, Eddie Cougler, Robert Drummond, Bethany Snider, John Nicholson, Cheryl Baker, Mrs. Breaky Seated: Ward Davison, Robert Carter, Richard Derouchie, Ellen Russell, Philip Tynon, Lisa Lasher, Donna Taylor, Allen Rickett, Barbara Seeley, Donna Hynes, Anna Lisa Helmer, Bob Johnston Standing: Marion Durham, Mike McSorley, Faith Tanner, Billy Billings, Billy Fiefield, Laura Friot, Martha McNeil, Steven Blair, Larry Friot, Marilon Moore, Barbara Durham, Barbara Simma, Richard Finley, Charles Mills, Douglas Mattice, Jeffrey Dawley Back: Mrs. Breaky Mrs. Browning CUSTODIANS Gerald Kio Rita Conant Lowell Jenkisson Rita Simmons Albert Delair Eugene Crayford BUS DRIVERS Row 1: Merlin Childs, Jay Perris, Wesley Knowlton, Sumner Ormsbee, Jim Blance, Jim Howes, Bill Perry Row 2: Lowell Jenkisson, Alvin Steele, Earl Reynolds, Bob Tyler, Bill Brown, Llewellyn Billings, Lloyd Cook, Lyle Buck, George Bayne CAFETERIA Mickey Scott Tillie Jenkisson Pearl Johnson Varda Stalder Erdine Howie Miriam Wainwright TW -MWWJWIW«tgl MERCHANTS MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY BUFFALO, N. Y. Jesse R. Crawford General Insurance Insurance Broker Phone 314k 8833 P.0. Box 212 HEUVELTON, NEW YORK Compliments of GOLDSTONE CLEANERS Ogdensburg. New York Phone 393-1020 Compliments of STILES BROTHERS SAW MI1Z Heuvelton, New York Have Saw . . • • • Will Buzz Compliments of CLIVE B. CHAMBERS Compliments of HEUVELTON PLYING A Heuvelton, New York OGDENSBURG Bowling Center 1121 Patterson St. Ogdensburg. New York Phone 393-2980 Compliment� of HARRY E. CROSS GULP STATION Flackville, N.Y. Compliments of DALE E. PUTMAN TORA FARM Heuvelton, New York Purebred Holsteins Insist On CHEVRON SUPREME GASOLINE SOLD IN HEUVELTON BY MIKE DENNY Phone 3U|.-7lp.9 Quality Sealed In Every Bottle 74 GESNER and MacRORIE Jersey Products Ogdensburg 393-5370 Heuvelton 31 -7111 m m (ongratMliitions graduating class . McCADAM CHEESE WHEN YOU WANT THE BEST CREAMED COTTAGE CHEESE HEUVELTON, NEW YORK Compliments of ifJjtfuik'f 1 fljl 'l'iie Decorator Corner. 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Retail Dealer in AMERI CAN S TANDARD Plumbing Fixtures Phone 344-6682 Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HEUVELTON Heuvelton, New York Every Banking Service MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION OLOSMOBILE I AMES-DUNN MOTORS, INC 1801 Ford Street OGDENSBURG, NEW YORK 393-044° Compliments of AIELLO DAIRY PAR.MS CO., INC, Heuvelton, New York Phone 31)4-7121 Manufacturers of Ricotta - Mozza Rella - Pizza Cheese Revlon Helene Curtis Roux Loreal Clairol Bonat Realistic STEWART BROS Beauty Barber Supply Co, Phone Fireside 4-7172 For All Prescriptions And Drug Needs ADAMS -PASAN0 PHARMACY 422 Ford St. Dial- 393-3660 Ogdensburg's Newest Drug Store Compliments of B A S T A ’ S FLOWER SHOP Phone 393-3440 Compliments of SAMUEL E. LEGAULT Prescription'- Pharmacy Heuvelton, New York Compliments of G. L. F. 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RAY GEARY Your Family Department Store in the SEAWAY SHOPPING CENTER, OGDENS BURG, NEW YORK OGDENSBURG, NEW YORK Compliments of CLARENCE J. RUSSELL CARBINO S CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH ♦ VALIANT 201 Ford Street JEEP 4 Wheel Drive Ogdensburg, New York 837 Slat Street - Phone 393 - 3210 - Ogdensburg, N. Y. Phone 393-66 0 81 Compliments of THE PHOTO STOP Ogdensburg. New York Compliments of RITE'S EXCHANGE Ogdensburg. New York Compliments of HEUVELTON LOCKER PLANT Compliments of Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Youngman Heuvelton, N .Y. HEUVELTON LIQUOR STORE Heuvelton, New York Phone 3L|i|-66£l LALONDE-BRIGGS FUNERAL HOME, INC. 813 State St. Ogdensburg, N.Y. DIAL 393-1 14 24 Hour Ambulance Service Compliments of JOSEPH FISHER SON ■The Good Clothing Store Ogdensburg, N. Y. Compliments of iYER BROS. i.Store 231 Lake St., Dgdensburg, N. Y. Compliments of WARD'S Sporting Goods Store MARI N A Boats and Motors No. 1 Franklin St. Ogdensburg, New York Phone 393-3196 Compliments of HOWARD LUMBER CO. Ogdensburg, N. Y. Compliments of J.F. SHARP INC. Phone 393-U130 Ogdenaburg, N.Y. Compliments of KAMARGO FURNITURE STORES OGDENSBURG GOUVERNEUR Compliments of J. J. DOYLE, INC. Lumber Supplies Ogdensburg, New York Compliments of PHILLIP'S DINER Ogdensburg, New York BUCK'S ANTIQUE COLOR SHOP WE BUY any amount of Antique Glass, China, Furniture, Coins or Jewelry Sell Us Your Unwanted Articles or LET US REFINISH YOUR CHERISHED HEIRLOOMS FOR YOU Phone Heuvelton - 34 4-7723 82 jSatiohwide I M s U R A N C GEORGE KETCHAM LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE Auto - Fire - Life WASHINGTON STREET HEUVELTON, NEW YORK 3kk °°52 Compliments of THE SURPRISE Og dens burg, G-ouve rneur , Potsdam We Give S H Green Stamps I Compliments of THE SPORTS MART 828 Ford Street Have Guns - Will Trade 393-286 Compliments of NINA’S RESTAURANT Management • • • • Gert Boprey All Home Cooked Food. Heuvelton, N. 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FLACK SCHOOL BUS SALES SERVICE DISTRIBUTOR WARD SCHOOL BUS BODIES ™ONE 393-3655 BUSES NEW OR USED FOR SALE—CHARTER BUSES LISBON, NEW YORK y 84 Compliments of OSCAR’S BARBER SHOP Heuvelton, Hew York Compliments of MAY’S BEAUTY SHOP Heuvelton, Hew York Tel. 3I|4-7021 SHAMROCK A Good Plape To Eat Heuvelton, Hew York Phone 31)1)-7991 Compliments of HOWARD YOUHG’S Repair Shop Heuvelton, Hew York Your Dollar Buys More At A Red White Store t Perris RED V HITE Heuvelton, Hew York Compliments of Lois’ Alterations I4.7 Main St. Canton, H Y. Phone FT6-39lf.8 Compliments of CARL TODD’S Friendly TEXACO Service Route 11 DeKalh Junction, Hew York Lots of Luck to the 1962 Seniors I ELMER DEHESHA FURHITURE and APPLIAHCES DeKalb Junction, Hew York SYKES FARM DAIRY IHC. 32 Gouverneur Street Canton, Hew York Phone FT6-8612 MASSEY - FERGUSON TRACTORS DELAVAL MILKING MACHINES NEW IDEA FARM MACHINERY NEW HOLLAND, PAPEC FORAGE HARVESTING MACHINERY STARLINE BARN EQUIPMENT ONTARIO GRAIN DRILLS CORNELL FARM IMPLEMENTS, INC 62 E Main Street Canton, New York Phone FT 6-8L[.50 STEELE KELLY United Motor Service Approved AAA Station DON STEELE 5. GEORGE KELLY. Prop. 3VV- Phone flB 8861 GAS and OIL Heuvelton, N.Y. MORT BACKUS Ogdensburg, New York Bought - Used Cars - Sold Phone: Ogdensburg 393 “ ®99 Canton Road WITHERELL BROS. Heuvelton, N.Y. STOVER SNYDER CHEVRON SERVICE STATION 71 E. Main St. Phone 3701 Canton, H. Y. 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