Keeseville Central High School - Panther Yearbook (Keeseville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1957 volume:

We, the members of the PANTHER STAFF, take great pleasure in presenting the 1957 edition of the K.C. S. yearbook to you, the faculty and the student body. We have endeavored whole-heartedly to make this yearbook one of which we all will be proud. We hope that this edition will bring as many fond memories to you as it will to us. of the honor, we, the class or Mrs. Eleanor A. Spaulding has years, she acted as our class advisor. We only wish we could do more to express our heartfelt thanks to one who has given us so good a start on life's journey. 7n TTlemorij of •‘rincipaf’s Message “SI I have been impressed with the ability of the Senior Class. They have worked well to- gether and planned programs against odds that would have discouraged others. I hope you have learned from these experiences that suc- cess is the result of hard work, co-operation, planning, and ambition. Put the four in any order of importance you wish, but never do without them. Edward W. Long Supervising Principal Superintendent's JKessaye Congratulations and Best Wishes to the 1957 Senior Class of the Keeseville Central School. It is my wish that you may have a successful life and always merit the citizen- ship which is your great inheritance. Everest T. Allen District Superintendent of Schools, Clinton Co. No. 1 Jioarcf of C cfucation Roy Lesperance, Duncan Robertson. Walter Earle, Harold Finnegan, Adolphus Brelia. Guidance Director DANIEL J. MEEGAN School Secretary MRS. SADIE BIGELOW ■ .. s it-u' lrt iV� pk . A% ' ' What Kind of Person Are You? There are two basic types of people in the world: the shortsighted and the farsight- ed. The shortsighted person says, Charity begins at home. ” The farsighted one adds, But does not end there. ” Shortsighted says, A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush. Farsighted answers, What kind are in the bush and can I get them? Short- sighted says, Thus I have been taught. Farsighted asks, Is this teaching true? Short sighted says to you. Live in a town and be a narrow businessman. Farsighted replies, Live in the world and draw upon the richness of all for the enlarging of your life. What kind of person will you be? t) ear boo A 0)7aff Left to right, Carol Baker, Art Editor; Joanna Callanan, Copy Editor; Colin McDonough, Advertising; Phyllis Gilroy, Treasurer; Jack Craig, Business Manager; Mr. Joseph Cody, Advisor; William King, Editor; Gary Latourelle, Sports Editor; Frank Burtt, Photographer; Elaine Davey, Feature Editor; Henrietta Bishop, Subscriptions. Senior Autographs l' 7 Or V , HTT % 'M MR. KEN ANDERSON MR. JOSEPH CODY Driver Education Senior English MRS. RITA DAVEY MISS BETTY DAVIDSON History Music MISS ANN HALSTEAD Reading MR. BENJAMIN HAMMOND Commercial MR. LAWRENCE HOLDRIDGE Physical Education MRS. JOCILE IRWIN Home Ec. MRS. SHIRLEY MEEGAN MR. DANIEL MEEGAN MR. RICHARD SANTOR MRS. ELEANOR SPAULDING Junior High English Guidance Band Commercial MR. ANTHONY STAMBONI Junior Science and Math MR. GORDON TEWINKEL Senior Science MRS. CAROLE WOOD English MR. CHARLES KEEDLE MR. THYRIL LADD MRS. BEVERLY MANZER MR. HUGH McKEE History History Physical Education Senior Math MR. JACK SPINK Industrial Arts School faculty (Jracfe Sc Aoo Jacufltj Front row, sitting, left to right: Miss Margaret McCusker, 3rd Grade; Mrs. Dorothy Ryea, 1st Grade; Mrs. Isobel Marshall. 5th Grade; Mrs. Ruth Marshall. 6th Grade; Miss Marion Bishop. 2nd Grade; Mrs. Marilyn McDonald, 1st Grade; Mrs. Marie Mayette. Kindergarten; Mrs. Margaret Daggett. Kindergarten; Mrs. Theresa McGuire, 1st Grade. Back row, standing: Mrs. Mary LaPorte, 2nd Grade; Mrs. Alice Benoit, 5th Grade; Mrs. Marie Burke, 4th Grade; Mr. John Clark, 6th Grade; Mrs. Mary Bracken, 4th Grade; Mrs. Valarie Ginett, Kindergarten; Mrs. Ilene Smith. Port Kent School. afcteria Staff Left to right: Mrs. Agnes Law, Mrs. Margaret Rock, Mrs. Katherine Patro, Mrs. Elizabeth Rock, Mrs. Blanche DeLorme. )us Drivers Ronald Bailey. Howard Baker, Carl Wells. Matthew McDonough, Robert Mussen, Arthur Jarvis. Arnold Hoskins. Raney Rock - not shown. ( us oc ians Jerry Ouimette, Joel Perkey, James Doyle - not shown. CAROL ANNE BAKER Bunks Class Secretary 1, 2, 3. 4; Student Council Secretary 2, 3.4; Secretary of Champlain Valley Federation of Student Councils 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Ball Committee 4; Prom Queen 3; Yearbook Art Editor 4; Dancing Club 1; Sudent Day Teacher 2, 3. 4; Chorus 1. 2, 3,4 Junior Minstrel 3; Junior Supper Committee 3; Sportsman’s Banquet 2.3. 4; Messiah 1; Play 4; Sports Club 2. EVELYN AUDREY BEARDSLEY Pudgy Chorus 1. 2, 3. 4; Dancing Club 2. 3; Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4; Playdays 2; Play 4; Junior Minstrel 3; Sports Club 2.4; Prom Committee 3; Ball Com- mittee 4; May Festival 2, 3. 4; Junior Supper Committee 3,4; Sportsman's Banquet 2; Year- book Staff 4. HENRIETTA MAE BISHOP Hemmer Sports Club 4; Student Day Teacher 3, 4; Student Council 2; Student Council Treasurer 4; Class Vice President 2,3; Class President 4; Minstrel Endman 3; Intramurals 1, 2.3,4; Latin Club 2; Prom Committee 3; Ball Committee 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Supper Com- mittee 3. 4. RUTH ANNE BOLTON ’Ann Dancing Club 1; Chorus 1, 2; Minstrel 3; Play 4; Intramurals 1, 2. FRANK WILLARD BURTT, JR. Red Basketball 2. 3, 4; Minstrel 3; Archery Club 4; Photography Club 1, 2,3. 4; Play 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Baseball 1; Ski Club 4; Glee Club 2; Science Club 1; Dancing Club 2.3.4; Boys' Home Ec. 3. JOANNA CARSWELL CALLANAN Joey- Band 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Dance Band 4; Sports Club 4; Intramurals 3. 4; Ski Club 3. 4; French Club 3; Girl Scouts 3,4; Cit. Ed. Conference 4; All-State Sectional 4; All-County Concert 4; Library Assistant 4; Play 2; Speech Club 2; Student Day Teacher 3; Play 4; Minstrel 3; Prom Committee 3; Ball Committee 4; Supper Committee 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Sodality 1. 2. 3. 4; Choir 1, 2; Vermont All State Festival 1, 2; May Festival 3, 4. JOHN ERNEST CRAIG JR. Jack” Art Club 1; Soccer 1; Bowling 1; Student Coun cil 1; Yearbook Staff 4. MARY ELAINE DAVEY Rita Jr. Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 4, All County Concert 1, 2, All State Music Festival 1, 2; Latin Club 2; Minstrel 3; Play 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Class Treasurer 2; Intramurals 1, 2,3,4; Playdays 1, 2; Sports Club 2,3,4; Student Teacher 2,3; Syracuse Cit. Ed. Conference 4; Messiah 1; Girl Scouts 1. 2, 3, 4; Dance Club 1; Supper Committee 3, 4; Sodality 1, 2, 3,4. JUSTIN EUGENE EARLE JR. Juddy Photography Club 1; Baseball 1,3,4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 4; Minstrel 3; Play 4; Class President 3; Glee Club 1. 2; Student Teacher 3; Archery Club 3; Prom Committee 3; Ball Committee 4; Supper Committee 3; Supper Committee 4; G. O.C. 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4. JOANNE GRACE FORD Tillie Lou” Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4; Sports Club 3, 4; Student Teacher 2, 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Minstrel 3; Play 4, All County Concert 1, 2; All State Music Festival 1, 2; Library Club President 2; Prom Committee 3; Ball Committee 4; Supper Committee 3; Supper Committee 4; Yearbook Staff 4; May Festival 1.2, 3.4; Messiah 1. BARBARA ANN GALSTON ”Barb” Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Minstrel 3; Cheerleading 2, 3; Sports Club 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1. 2, 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Senior Play 4; Prom Committee 3; Supper Committee 4; Dancing Club 2; May Festival 1; Guidance Secretary 3,4; Messiah 1. PHYLLIS MARY GILROY ”Phyl Junior Historical Association Secretary 1; Intra- murals 1, 2; Typing Club 2; Spotlight Committee 2; Chorus 1, 2,3, 4; Class Treasurer 3, 4; May Festival 3, 4; Sports Club 4; Play 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Bowl- ing 3. 4; Prom Committee 3; Queen's Court 3; Junior Minstrel 3; Ball Committee 4; Senior Ball Queen 4. CHARLES WALTER GURNSEY Chuck- Baseball 1; Chorus 1,2; Bowling 2,4; Minstrel 3; Danc- ing Club 3. PETER JOHN GORDON Pete Band 1, 2. 3. 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4, All-State Sectional 1. 2, 4, All-County Sectional 3. 4; Supper Committee 3; Supper Committee 4; Prom Committee 3; Minstrel 3. EDWARD GRANT GRAY •’Eddie” Chorus 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Minstrel 3; Dance Club 3; Prom Committee 3. ELIZABETH EMILY HOLT Betty” Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4; Junior Sodality 1. 2, 3, 4; Church Choir 1. 2, 3, 4; Play Prompter 4; Minstrel 3; Senior Ball Committee 4; Messiah 1. ALAN JOSEPH HOLT Bat- Basketball 1, 2.3.4; Baseball 1. 2; Soccer 1, 2; Tennis 3; Minstrel 3; Senior Play 4; Boy Scouts 1. 2. 3. 4; In- tramurals 1. 2,3 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Dance Club 3. WILLIAM WALLACE KING Bill- Student Council 1, 3, 4; Champlain Valley Federation of Student Councils 4; Minstrel 3; Senior Play 4; Soccer 1, 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1; Latin Club 2; Student Teacher 3, 4; Cit. Ed. Conference 3, 4; Yearbook Editor 4; Tennis 3; Clinton County Junior Varsity All Stars 2; Boy Scouts 1,2; Junior Supper Com- mittee; Junior Prom King; Senior Ball King. GARY ALAN LATOURELLE Gary Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4; Soccer 1, 2; Glee Club 2, 4; Clinton County All Stars President 2; Student Council 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Minstrel 3; Student Day Teacher 3, 4; Boy Scouts 1, 2; Dance Club 3, 4; Tennis 3; Volleyball 3,4. BENJAMIN AREVALO LOPEZ Revlon Vice President 1; Basketball 2,3,4; Junior Minstrel 3; Senior Play Stage Manager 4; Intramurals 1; Volley- ball 3; Football 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Junior Supper Committee 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Freshman Dance Committee 1; Boys’ Sports Club 1. 2. 3. 4. JAMES WARREN MARTIN Marty Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4. Football 4; Soccer 1; Junior Prom Committee 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Archery Club 2. BEVERLY ANN MAYO Bev Girls' Sports Club 1,2, 3.4; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Senior Ball Committee 4; Dancing Club 2, 3; Minstrel 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Junior Supper Committee 3; Senior Supper Committee 4; Ground Observer Corps 4; Student Announcing 4; Cafeteria Work 4. COLIN ANTHONY McDONOUGH Mac Band 3,4; Chorus 2, 3. 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3. 4; Senior Play Stage Manager 4; Junior Minstrel End- man 3; Class Officer 4; Student Day 3, 4; Photography Club 3; French Club 3; Parliamentary Procedure De- bate Groups 3; Tennis 2; Dance Club 2, 3; Senior Ball Committee 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Junior Supper Committee 3; Senior Supper Committee 4; May Festival 2. EUGENE STANLEY MORROW Basketball Scorer 4. Speedy CATHERINE JOSEPHINE MURPHY Cabby Jo Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4, All State Festival 1, 2, 4, All - County Festival 1, 2, 3. 4; Minstrel 3; Play 4; Prom Committee 3; Ball Committee 4; Dancing Club 2,3; Supper Committee 3; Supper Committee 4; Year- book Staff 4; May Festival 1. 2,3,4. RICHARD PASSINO Dick- Baseball 1; Soccer 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Intra- murals 2, 3, 4; Sports Club 2; Tennis Club 2; Chess and Checker Club 1; Chorus 1; Home Ec . 2; Prom Committee 3; Ball Committee 4; Audio Visual 3; Basketball Manager 4; Minstrel 3; Play 4; G.O.C. 1. Sports Club 4; Intramurals 3. 4; Prom Committee 3; Ball Committee 4; Minstrel 3; Supper Committee 3; Supper Committee 4; Yearbook Staff 4 CAROLYN ANN PFOHLER Carol RICHARD CRONIN SMITH Smitty Class President 1; Student Council 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; One-act Play Contest 2; Minstrel 3; Play 4; French Club Officer 3; Cit. Ed. Conference 3,4; Student Teacher 2,3; Boy Scouts 1, 2. RUSSELL EDWARD SMITH Russ- Junior Minstrel 3; Ski Club 4. Soccer 1; Basketball 1, 2; Minstrel 3; Archery Club 4; Boy Scouts 1, 2, 3. ROBERT SERAFINO RIANI Slim CHARLENE ELIZABETH TWA Charcoal Student Council 1,3; Senior Play 4; Junior Minstrel 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; Senior Scouts 1,2, 3,4; Sports Club 3,4; Intramurals 2,3.4; Play Day 4; Band 4; French Club 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Library Assistant 3,4; Students' Day 3; Junior Supper Committee 3; Senior Ball Committee 4; All-State Sectional 4; All- County Concert 4; May Festival 1,2, 3,4; Messiah 1; Dancing Club 2, 3. ( ass Sonc Though we lea All the joys We can face tomorrow Knowing we’ll never What future's ours, We've yet to see. Still fond mem'ries will We'll remember always, GRADUATION DAY. Pernor Glass Officers Left to right: Richard Smith. Student Council Magistrate; Justin Earle. Student Council Representative; Colin McDonough. Vice President; Henrietta Bishop. President; Carol Baker. Secretary; Phyllis Gilroy. Treasurer; Gary Latourelle, Student Council Representative. To Howard Abare - Gary Latourelle leaves his ability to get along with the coach. To Robert Anderson - Richard Passino and Eugene Morrow leave their D. A. 's and Elvis Presley sideburns To Willis Arthur - Bob Riani leaves his terrific build and his favorite cookbook, How to Eat Spaghetti With a Spoon. To Edwin Arthur - Russell Smith wills his complete library of Donald Duck comic books and The Radioman's Guide of Causes and Treatments of Electrocution. To Gerald Bedwell - Frank Burtt leaves his Physics workbook and his ability to get along with Mr. TeWinkel. To Warren Bezio - Richard Smith wills his spectacular height. To Roland Blaise - Chuck Gurnsey leaves his position as top pin-boy in Craig's Bowling Emporium, which he recently vacated. To Danny Finnegan - Alan Holt wills his meekness. To Robert Hanley - Warren Martin leaves his sense of humor. To Dale LaHue, Warren Larabee. and Doug Layo - Colin McDonough leaves the assurance of a position in his father's business, after they use the scholarship to the Pallbearer’s School which he so amply provided. To Harold Earle - Juddy Earle leaves his stubbornness. To Edward Patnode - Pete Gordon leaves his favorite recordings of Cindy. O'Cindy and Mr. Sandman. To Noel Peterson, Howard Ryan and Alan Mosier - Benny Lopez leaves his riotous ways and a fine set of Games to Play While the Librarian's Away. To Ray Heberts - Bill King leaves it to Ray to find a new school pal. To John Cross - Ed Gray and Jack Liberace Craig leave their collections of odd love letters. To Judy Fitzpatrick - Carol Baker leaves the remainder of the pension she receives for services rendered as secretary to the Student Council. To Penny Roy. Lestine Eisen, and Marilyn Ladieu - Carolyn Pfohler leaves her reputation as class clown. To Nancy Charbonneau and Agatha LaBombard - Ann Bolton leaves her girlish Figger. To Judy Boland and Marianne Lesperance - Catherine Murphy wills her charming personality and blushing ways. To Kathryn Holt - Barbara Galston wills her bottled blond curls. To Jean McDonough - Phyllis Gilroy wills a big pot of gold that now rests in the school safe. To Helen Coolidge, Janet Tetrault, and Mary Morrow - Betty Holt wills her gift of gab. To Mary White - Audrey Beardsley wills her a piece of Johnny Cake and a copy of Audrey's latest book: LIFE BEHIND THE RED-BRICK WALLS OF K.C.S. To Judy Miner and June Preston - Henrietta Bishop wills the po- sition she left in the mental ward of Champlain Valley Hos- pital. To Shirley Blaise. Hazel Agoney, and Kathleen Moran - Joanna Callanan leaves her pair of dancing slippers to be divided equally. To Gretchen Greene. Jeanne King and Sally Sullivan - Beverly Mayo leaves Her'own recipe of beauty: A Princess Pat Make-up Kit. To Ruth and Norma Martin and Diane LeCierc - Charlene Twa leaves her favorite album of fine dancing records by Spike Jones. To Betty LaMountain. Carmen Lopez, and Kathy Dwyer - Elaine Davey reaves her scrabble board. To Alice Sawyer. Nellie Bashaw, and Jeanette Chaperone - Joanne Ford leaves a bottle of her own beauty preparation: Ciintonviile swampwater and green garlic. i HOWARD ABARE HAZEL AGONEY ROBERT ANDERSON EDWIN ARTHUR WILLIS ARTHUR NELLIE BASHAW GERALD BEDWELL WARREN BEZIO ROLAND BLAISE SHIRLEY BLAISE WAYNE BLAISE JUDITH BOLAND JANETTE CHAPERONE NANCY CHARBONNEAU HELEN COOLIDGE JOHN CROSS KATHLEEN DWYER HAROLD EARLE LESTINE EISEN NORMAN FELIO HAROLD FINNEGAN JUDITH FITZPATRICK GAYLE GREENE ROBERT HANLEY RAYMOND HEBERTS KATHRYN HOLT JEANNE KING AGATHA LABOMBARD DALE LAHUE BETTY LAMOUNTAIN WARREN LARABEE DOUGLAS LAYO DIANE LECLERC MARILYN LADIEU MARIANNE LESPERAI CARMEN LOPEZ NORMA MARTIN RUTH MARTIN jean mcdonough JUDY MINER KATHLEEN MORAN MARY MORROW ALAN MOSIER EDWARD PATNODE NOEL PETERSON JUNE PRESTON CLARENCE RENNELL JEAN ROY PENNY ROY HOWARD RYAN ALICE SAWYER SALLY SULLIVAN JANET TETRAULT INGRID VOSS MARY WHITE Ray Heberts, Student Council Representative; Judy Fitzpatrick, Secretary; Nancy Charbonneau, Vice President; Judy Miner, President; Jean McDonough. Treasurer; Judy Boland, Kathryn Holt, Student Coun cil Representatives. sophomores Linda Arthur Barbara Bancroft Agnes Barber Nancy Beardsley Phyllis Bishop Shirley Blair Gail Blaisdell Norma Blaise Phyllis Blaise Myr Boswell Louis Boule John Brelia Evelyn Bresette Beatrice Buckley Ted Clark Charles Cobb Carl Colegrove Carol Colegrove Jill Cummings Mary Doner Benjamin Everest Janet Felio Judy Felio Pamela Foland Shirley Garcia Marie Gauvin Linda Gordon Gail Greene v Roger Hart Susan Hart Harry Klages Leeward La Bier u PHOTO NOT AVAHAtU Joyce LaFountain June LaFountain Charlotte Lahue Judy Laing Sherwood La Porte Harry Layo Josephine LeClair Robert LeClerc Marilyn Long Yvonne Loya Margo McKee Nyles McNeirney t Jack Murphy Jerry Parsons Shirley Peryea Theresa Pfohler David Porter Anna Mae Ransom Ann Riani Duncan Robertson Norman Rock Ann Ralston Betty Scriver Carol Smith Ellen Robert Smith Sullivan Josephine Luceille Torriero Tetrault Karen Elsie Thompson White cSop iomore ( lass (Jfficers Linda Arthur, Marilyn Long. Student Council Representatives; Shirley Blair, Vice President; Margo McKee, President; Marie Gauvin. Secretary; Jill Cummings, Treasurer; Pamela Foland, Student Council Representa- tive. era I Edward Baker Susan Barber David Bashaw Sandra Bedard Gary Blaise Lois Boisseau Margret Bowe Susan Bowen Jane Brown Linda Brown Teddie Buscombe Phyllis Bushey Mary-Frances Callanan Robert Clark Laura Cohen Karl Costin Ronald Craig Dianne Delorme Bonnie Dufour Mary Earle Lawrence Felio Dean Fessette Gail Fifield Charles Finley Mary Finnegan Ruth Fleury Brenda Gibson Alan Gordon Prim Gordon Sherwood Hart Ina Kennedy Clifford Kerr James King Jacqueline King Marjorie La Bounty Robert La Fountain Dolphus LaGoy Norman Lahue Victoria La Mountain Wanda Latourelle Dorothy LaValley Robert LaVallee Robert LeClair Frank LeClerc Gloria Lopez Gerald McLean Bonnie Mitchell James Moran Beatrice Moran Rita Morrow Judith Passino Donald Patnode Norma Patnode Teresa Pasho Doris Pray Mary Pulsifer Beverely Rennell Clarence Rivers Lilian Rock Patricia Ryan John Sawyer Richard Smith Willard Snide Gary Stanford Dale Stein Rodney Stone Betty Sullivan Patrick Sullivan Barbara Twa Suzanne Walker Helen Warner Danelda Willette Shirley Witherwax Wayne Brown Donald patnode. Student Council Representative; Phyllis Bushey, Secretary, Clifford Kerr, President; Sandra Bedard. Treasurer; Jacqueline King, Mary Earle, Student Council Representatives; Brenda Gibson (Missing), Vice President. First row: Mrs. Shirley Meegan, Dana Harnish, Connie Oliver, Wayne Bresette, Mary Walker, Joanne Hanby, Harvey Fredenburg, Mr. Anthony Stamboni, Second row; Nancy LaMere, Louise Doner, Julia McLean, Marguerite Goyette, Wanda Roy. Linda Arnold, Julia Robare, Doris Blaise. Third row: Kathleen Hanley, Kathleen Bashaw, Spencer La- Bombard, Robert Wells, Brendan Goff, Donald Wade, Donald Bresette, Donald LaBounty, Stanley LaFountain. Juan LaFountain, Ronald Reed. David DeLorme, Fourth row; Patricia Larsen, David Robertson. Gary Ensign, Ramsey Mussen. Herbert Tromblee, Harvey LaMere, Robert Mussen, Robert Buckley, Thomas Sullivan. Jari McKee, James Wheeless. Fifth row: Marjorie Ford, Patricia Eisen, Regina Douglas, Douglas Way, Peter Prescott, Shirley Ann Cook, Barbara Santor, Mary Ellen Jarvis, George Tempel. Sixth row: Roger LaDuke, Colin Kelley, Anthony Santorella, Craig Cassidy. Duane Ransom, Robert Dorr, Roy Bowen, Daniel Costin. Cecil Patnode, Thomas Galston. William Sullivan. Missing: Carl Brunk, Malcolm Crowningshield, Robert Gumlaw, Jerome Lobdell, Mary Bell, Frank Bashaw, Albert Giddings, Janice Mitchell, Mary Alice Boprey. First row: Miss Mary Fox, John Hanby. Joan Arthur, Patricia DiNatale, Donna Reed, Richard Rumney, Thomas LaMar, Miss Ann Halstead. Second row: James Vasser, Kathleen Boprey, Gloria Hart, Reuben Tetrault, Donald Piper, Michael McLean. Earl Witherwax, Rodney LaRose. Third row; Dwight Robare, Beth Bancroft. Linda Gauvin. Carl LaBombard. Patricia Passino, Ida Rivers. Phyliss Bresette, Sandra Sawyer, Sharon Clark, Russell Dorr, Raymond Roberts, Basil Whee- less. Fourth row: Ada Lincoln. Gloria Smith, William Cobb, Robert Blaise, Charles Crowningshield, Kay Hanley. Virginia Gumlaw, Helen Bell, David Sekac, Walter Rivers. Terrance Benoit, Beatrice Sousie. Fifth row; Susan Roul- ston, Richard Agoney, Larry LaBombard, Carleton Wrisley, Wayne Patnode, Wallace Manor, Dorothy Buscombe, Al- fred Lattrell. Gary Blaise, George Rock, Sheila Siddon. Missing: Winifred Bowen, Richard LaBounty. June LaBounty. Best Boy Singer-CHARLES GURNSEY Best Girl Singer-CATHERINE MURPHY Girl With Best Smile-BEVERLY MAYO Boy With Best Smile-EDWARD GRAY Boy With Shortest Memory----------ROBERT RIANI Girl With Shortest Memory---------BETTY HOLT W H Married First----BARBARA GALSTON Married Last — - EUGENE MORROW Quietest Boy - - - RUSSELL SMITH Class Clown---AUDREY BEARDSLEY Best Girl Dancer---ANN BOLTON Best Boy Dancer------JACK CRAIG Most Studious------JOANNE FORD Class Primper-JOANNA CALLANAN Class Lover--GARY LATOURELLE Best Looking Boy-----BILL KING Best Looking Girl----BARB GALSTON Most Popular Girl-HENRIETTA BISHOP Most Popular Boy - - - COLIN McDONOUGH Best All-around Boy - - -PETER GORDON Best All-around Girl----CAROLYN PFOHLER Best Personality (girl)-----CHARLENE TWA Best Personality (boy)------COLIN McDONOUGH Best Dressed Boy------RICHARD PASSINO Best Dressed Girl-----PHYLLIS GILROY Best Boy Athlete - - - GARY LATOURELLE Best Girl Athlete - - - CHARLENE TWA Most Carefree Girl - - - JOANNA CALLANAN Most Carefree Boy - - - ALAN HOLT Hardest Worker (boy) - - - COLIN McDONOUGH Hardest Worker (girl) - - - HENRIETTA BISHOP Friendliest Girl-------CHARLENE TWA Friendliest Boy-------COLIN McDONOUGH Best Actress-----CATHY MURPHY Best Actor - - - ALAN HOLT Class Girl Chaser - - - WARREN MARTIN Class Boy Chaser - - - JOANNA CALLANAN Class Arguer-----BENNY LOPEZ Best Girl Artist - - - CAROL BAKER Best Boy Artist-------JUSTIN EARLE Most Loyal Boy - - - COLIN McDONOUGH Most Loyal Girl-CAROLYN PFOHLER Most Successful Girl-----------ELAINE DAVEY Most Successful Boy------------RICHARD SMITH Boy With Best Build - - - BILL KING Girl With Best Figure-----CAROL BAKER Class Bluffer-------FRANK BURTT Most Businesslike-------JUSTIN EARLE Best Liked Teacher - - - MR. CODY There Will Never Be Another As we, the class of '57, leave the halls of our alma mater, we recall the advent and departure of many classmates, the memories of fun and hard work shared at various class functions, the worries of uncompleted assignments and crammed-for tests, and the great fun we've had during our few short years at Keeseville Central. Twelve years ago, in 1945. three members of our present class trudged up the hill to begin their education: Henrietta Bishop, Justin Earle, and Charles Gurnsey. That year, under the leadership of Mrs. Fisher, the first and second grade presented a play entitled, Tom Thumb's Wedding. The following year, in second grade, they were joined by Carol Baker from Ballston Spa. Two years later, in fourth grade, the class was enlarged by one member when Ann Bolton came to us from Port Kent. A former classmate of Ann's, Audrey Beardsley, came in the fifth grade and in grade six. another Port Renter, Eugene Morrow, joined forces enlarging the class of 1957 to seven present members. This year, under Mr. Connell, we presented a minstrel which was produced with the assistance of the fifth grade and our former teacher. Mrs. Benoit. In the seventh grade, Joanne Ford and Russell Smith came from Ciintonvilie. The following year our class was enlarged by our new members, Barbara Gaiston. Beverly Mayo, and Charlene Twa :rom St. John's Academy and Robert Riani from Immaculate Conception. This year our home room teacher was Mr. Stamboni. In 1953, we became freshmen and were joined by Gary Latourelic. Warren Martin, and Billy King from St. John's Academy; Carolyn Pfohler, Betty Holt, Elaine Davey. Alan Holt, Peter Gordon, Edward Gray, Richard Smith, and Colin McDooough from Immaculate Conception. This year we were guided by Mrs. Spaulding and Mrs. Hoskins and elected the following class officers: President, Richard Smith; Vice President, Phyllis Prescott; Secretary. Carol Baker; Treasurer, Barbara Gaiston; Student Council Representatives. Charlene Twa and Colin McDooough. In our sophomore year, we were joined by Jack Craig from Au Sable Forks and Ben- jamin Lopez from Minevilie. We elected class officers as follows: President, Gary Latoureile; Vice President, Henrietta Bishop; Secretary, Carol Baker; Treasurer. Elaine Davey. Carol Baker was elected to the office of Secretary of the Student Council and representatives were Justin Earie. Henrietta Bishop and Colin McDooough. Under these executives and under the able guidance of Mr. Cook and Mrs. Spaulding, we undertook our first project to raise money - a Christmas dance. This proved to be a great success. Also, during this year the first Student's Day was held and the following students were selected to represent the respective teachers: Carol Baker, Mrs. Bigelow; Elaine Davey, Mrs. Baber; Joanne Ford, Librarian; Richard Smith, Miss Selmer. During our junior year, many of our most treasured activities were undertaken. Mr. Cook and Mrs. Spaulding were again our class advisors and the officers elected were: Justin Earle, President; Henrietta Bishop, Vice President; Carol Baker, Secretary; Phyllis Gilroy, Treasurer. This year we were joined by four new members, namely, Joanna Callanan from Mount St. Mary's Academy in Burlington, Vermont; Cathy Murphy from D'Youville Academy in Plattsburgh; Phyllis Gilroy from Waterford High School, and Frank Bum. Some of the activities sponsored were the magazine drive, the Junior Prom, a junior supper, a minstrel and this year we ordered our long-awaited class rings. This year, too, we were honored by having three members of our class elected to fill offices in the Student Council: Colin McDonough, President; Carol Baker, Secretary; Bill King, Treasurer. At last, as the school bells of September, 1956, began to toll, the class of '57 be- gan its final lap on the journey to graduation. We were, of course, anxious to start the year's activities. We elected the following officers: President, Henrietta Bishop; Vice President, Colin McDonough; Secretary, Carol Baker; Treasurer, Phyllis Gilroy. This year the entire lot of Student Council offices were filled by seniors: President, Colin McDonough; Vice President, Bill King; Secretary, Carol Baker; Treasurer, Henrietta Bishop. The first and most time-consuming project of the year was the edition of our yearbook. Shortly after school began we decided on the production of Deadly Ernest as the class play. Its cast included Alan Holt, Cathy Murphy, Joanna Callanan, Barba- ra Galston, Carol Baker, Frank Bum, Charlene Twa, Phyllis Gilroy, Bill King, Richard Smith, Justin Earle, Mickey Santor, Audrey Beardsley, and Joanne Ford. At a class meeting we decided to have a Christmas Ball, which was held on December 21. During the year we sponsored a supper, a benefit movie, a food sale, and a dance. Finally, on the morning of April 22, the class of '57 boarded a train for its hard-worked-for and long-awaited class trip to New York City. The trip over, most of the activities and fun shared and over, but long to be re- membered, and our funds almost depleted brings us to the solemn occasion of GRADU- ATION. On June 21, the class of 1957 will climb the steps to the stage for the last time and be together to bid fond farewell to the faculty, classmates, and, lastly, to our alma mater. CLASS PROPHECY 1957 The date is June, 1966, the scene is the Hotel New Yorker where the class of 1957 is holding its reunion. Multi-millionaire Peter Gordon is sponsoring our reunion. He recently obtained his fortune by striking oil io his father's sand pit. Eugene Morrow, former boxing champ, has generously taken time out to act as our bouncer for tonight. He left his winning gloves to a boxing kangaroo. Joanna Callanan has become a syndicated columnist for several Hollywood papers. Commenting on the local news she says, The REX has the best movies in town. Edward Gray and Benny Lopez have decided to enter the Holy Orders. They have taken the Paupers’ Oath and they are now serving as missionaries in Siberia. Henrietta Bishop and Joanne Ford, both doctors, have recently completed a tonsillectomy on a Harkness mosquito. Phyllis Gilroy, renowned designer, is noted for her fabulous clothing, modeled by the Quantocks. Have you ever wondered what's behind the Green Door? It's bookie, Alan Holt, taking bets on anything from flea circuses to bull frog races. Ann Bolton and Betty Holt have both become devoted nuns of the Dominican Order. Salesman Bob Riani took time off to come from South Africa where he has been selling kiss proof lip- stick to Ubangi women and elevator shoes to the Pygmies. A telegram just arrived by mule train stating that Frank Bum and Justin Earle would not be present. It seems that they got lost in the Harkness Mines where they have been prospecting for uranium for the last ten years. Elaine Davey is a successful history teacher on a Navajo reservation in New Mexico. She is happily married to Chief Pain-in-the-neck. Gary Latourelle has become a public relations expert. He has recently returned from a trip to such dis- tant places as Sciota, Harkness and Wiggle Town. The former Barbara Galston has been touring the United States and Canada with her husband's band - that of Jimmy Lancto. Meanwhile back at the ranch, all the little Lanctos are busy waiting for the new arrival to complete their own six piece band. Russell Smith says, There's no business like show business. It has become every girl's dream to be- come one of his fabulous Can-Can dancers. Richard Smith is now moderator of the famous Smith Smarties quiz kids. To qualify, the kids must be five years of age or under and graduates of Yale. Cathy Murphy has a position on the Jackie Gleason Show as one of the June Taylor Dancers. Soon she is to be Mrs. Jackie Gleason, Jr. Then the girls will be known as the Cathy Gleason Dancers. Billy King is a Genetic Professor. He crossed a kangaroo with an alligator and got an alligator with a pouch. Carol Baker, after winning the Mrs. America title, became Honorary Queen of the Rose Bowl for ten consecutive years. Warren Martin is unable to be here because he is in California employed as a personal real estate broker for Mrs. Eleanor A. Spaulding. Beverly Mayo has recently secured a position with the Texas Cow Girls, world famous basketball team. She set a new record by scoring 79 points in one game; she also made one foul shot. Charlene Twa made use of her last name T. W. A. and World Airlines. Jack Craig is head of the OLD CRAIG BOURBON CORPORATION. His talents were discovered while he was corking bottles at a distillery in Louisville, Kentucky. Dick Passino is an indispensable disc-jockey over WIRY. He has shocked the nation by playing only the platters recorded by that intoxicating hillbilly singer, Charles The Craze Gumsey. Carolyn Pfohler is chief secretary of the R. B. Chain Stores throughout Keeseville. She is soon to be- come a joint owner. At last through the door comes Colin McDonough. It seems that he was detained by the long line of screaming girls trailing after him. In all fairness we should mention his valet, Elvis Presley. We suppose you have all read the latest thriller, THE CORPSE IN THE GREEN SNOW. We hope you noticed Audrey Beardsley's name on page 11,738. She got her start by writing the class prophecy a position as general secretary to Trans- of 1957. P nV a Back row, left to right: Colin McDonough, Peter Gordon. Harry Klages. Douglas Layo, Warren Larabee, Alan Mosier, Edward Gray. Edward Patnode, Daniel Finnegan, Duncan Robertson, Clifford Kerr, Howard Abare, Gary Latourelle, Norman Rock, Edwin Arthur, Gerald Bedwell. Fifth row: Linda Brown, Joanna Callanan. Marie Gauvin. Warren Bezio, Karl Costin. Norman Felio, Willard Snide, Wayne Blaise, Dean Fessette, Richard Smith, Jack Murphy, Leeward LaBier, Suzanne Walker, Nellie Bashaw, Judith Felio. Fourth row: Marilyn Long, Shirley Blair, Norma Patnode. Susan Hart, Mary Frances Callanan, Sandra Bedard, Judith Fitzpatrick, Elaine Davey, Carol Baker, Patricia Ryan. Mary Finnegan, Nancy Charbonneau, Judith Laing, Teddy Buscombe, Beverly Rennell, Carmen Lopez, Betty LaMountain, Mary White. Third row: Jane Brown. Mary Doner, Mary Pulsifer, Ruth Martin, Jeanne King, Shirley Peryea, Phyllis Bishop, Joanne Ford, Phyllis Gilroy, June LaFountain, June Preston. Brenda Gibson, Ruth Fleury, Carol Smith, Lucille Tetrault, Laura Cohen. Second row: Anne Riani, Jean McDonough, Judith Miner, Lillian Rock, Bonnie DuFort, Charlene Twa, Kath- leen Moran, Dorothy LaValley, Theresa Pasho, Margaret Bowe, Phyllis Bushey, Catherine Murphy, Gail Fifield, Gloria Lopez, Agatha LaBombard, Wanda Latourelle, Norma Martin. First row; Primella Gordon, Jill Cummings, Elsie White, Victoria LaMountain, Jacqueline King, Susan Barber, Audrey Beardsley, Shirley Witherwax, Rita Morrow, Judith Passino, Mary Morrow, Doris Pray, Beatrice Moran. Margo McKee, Betty Scriver, Betty Holt, Diane DeLorme. Seated: Miss Betty Davidson. Music Director. Front row. left to right: Marilyn Long, Judith Felio, Margo McKee, Peter Gordon, Shirley Blair, Joanna Callanan, Myr Boswell, Charlotte LaHue. Second row: Suzanne Walker, Janet Felio, June Preston, Tom Sullivan. George Tempel, Elsie White. Third row: Dean Fessette, Jack Murphy, Colin McDonough. Peter Prescott Donald Patnode, Harry Layo. Douglas Layo, Norman Felio, Judith Fitzpatrick, Charlene Twa. Center back row: Mr. Richard Santor, Band Director. Front row: Judith Miner, Secretary-Treasurer; Jean McDonough, President; Mrs. Beverly Manzer, Advisor; Marilyn Long, Vice President; Marie Gauvin, Playday Manager. Second row: Margo McKee, Audrey Beardsley, Shirley Blaise, Nancy Charbonneau, Jeanne King. Shirley Peryea, Ann Riani, Mary Morrow, Elsie White, and Betty Scriver. Third row: Carol Smith, Lucille Tetrault, Charlene Twa, Shirley Blair, Joanne Ford, Evelyn Bresette, Agnes Barber, Mary Doner, Kathleen Moran, and Jean Roy, Intramural Manager. Fourth row: Phyllis Gilroy, Teresa Pfohler, Charlotte LaHue, Susan Hart, Myr Boswell, Susan Walker, Judith Felio, Judith Laing, Marianne Lesperance, Janet Felio, and Henrietta Bishop. Fifth row: Penelope Roy, Joyce LaFountain, Kathryn Holt, Judith Fitzpatrick, Joanna Callanan, Kathleen Dwyer, Judith Boland, Elaine Davey, and Nelly Bashaw. S uc en (jouncil Front row; Charles Keedle, Advisor; Ray Heberts; Justin Earle; Gary Latourelle; Bill King, Vice President; Colin McDonough, President; Carol Baker. Secretary; Henrietta Bishop, Treasurer; Richard Smith; Mr. Daniel J. Meegan, Advisor. Second row: John Hanby, Tom LaMar, Dana Harnish, Harvey Fredenburg, Judy Boland, Mary Earle, Donald Patnode, Marilyn Long, Kathryn Holt, Pam Foland, Margo McKee, Linda Arthur, and Jacqueline King. Junior 7)arsitij JiasAetbaff 7eam Front row: Charles Finley, Manager; Harry Layo, Clifford Kerr, Edward Patnode, Clarence Rennell, Harold Earle. Second row: Wayne Blaise, Sherwood LaPorte, Louis Boule, Coach Lawrence Holdridge, Donald Patnode, Duncan Robertson. Willard Snide. Third row: Gerald Bedwell. Robert Sullivan, Norman Felio, Leeward LaBier, Jerry Parsons, and Howard Ryan. J77unior 7)arsity ( fieer7eacfers Jean McDonough, Judy Laing, Judy Boland, Nancy Charbonneau, Shirley Peryea, Judy Miner. Front row: Bob Riani, Manager; Gary Latourelle, Bill King, Co-Captains; Coach Lawrence Holdridge. Second row: John Brelia, Howard Abare, Ray Heberts, Ben Lopez, Bob LeClerc, Bob Anderson. Warren Martin and Doug Layo. 7Jarsitu ( fieer eacfers Clockwise, top center; Jeanne King, Marilyn Long, Margo McKee, Shirley Blair, Sue Walker, Kathryn Holt. c Senior NAME LIKES Baker, Carol Peru Beardsley Audrey Sammie Lee Bishop, Henrietta Joe K. Bolton Ann Marty Bum, Frank Pam Callanan. Joanna Daddy-O (R. P.) Craig, John Wine, women, and song Davey. Elaine To babysit Earle, Justin Model T's Ford, Joanne A certain K'ville home Galston. Barbara Jimmy Gilroy, Phyllis Earl Gordon. Peter Cindy Gray, Edward Peru Gurnsey. Charles Practical English Holt, Alan Himself Holt, Betty Pizza King, William Sports Latourelle, Gary White bucks Lopez, Benjamin Girls Martin. Warren Green eyes Mayo, Beverly Roger McDonough, Colin Lila Morrow, Eugene Port Kent Murphy, Catherine E. P. Passino, Richard DA's and Elvis Pfohler, Carolyn Roland Riani, Robert The woods Smith, Richard Math Smith. Russell Radio Twa, Charlene Bernard DISLIKES ALWAYS Mystery Smiling Tomatoes In trouble Driving slow Joking Cubes Dancing Competition Where he shouldn't be Bleached blondes (girls) Boppin' School work Beefin’ Pumpkin pie Writing poetry Women Yakkin' Boys Laffin' Silent Drivers Late for school Being called Gillie With Earl Purple In Peru Driving fast Blushing Reader's Digest Driving Other people Sleepy Other singers Excited Bags of wind Hungry Blondes On the phone Coming in at night innocent Peru Talking in history Catty girls Flirting Loose universals Worrying You May Never Know Busy Chemistry Skipping Religion Dancing Playing records Staying home Eating Eggs in his beer Loud History Listening to radio Loud noises In Clintonville Long waits Writing letters NEVER HANGOUT FAVORITE SONG FUTURE Teiis a secret Any old place Autumn Leaves Pearl Diver A dull moment Port Kent Dock Dixie Fisherwoman Serious Diner Chicken Policewoman Quiet Home The Lites Go Down Wife Where he should be Midway Casino Love Me Tender Atomic Scientist Square Diner Banana Boat Song Surgeon Silent Bowling Alley September Song Hermit At home Callanan's Singin' The Blues Teacher Takes women out Diner I'd Rather Stay Home Getting older In the right place Ginette's When My Blue Moon Turns to Gold Again Nurse On time Diner Someday My Prince Will Come Band Leader Alone Calso Honky Tonk U. S. Navy In Keeseville Dutch Kitchen Cindy -O -Cindy Geologist Sad Anywhere Lonesome Lover Truck Driver Walks Bowling Alley Lover, Come Back to Me Pin boy Drinks Diner Love Me R. P. I. On time Jim’s Galway Bay Nun Really awake Bowling Alley Dickey Bird Song Dishwasher Off the phone Diner My Boy Elvis K.C.S. Janitor Guilty Jim's Pink Cadillac Detective In a hurry Anywhere Davy Crockett Professor Studies Home A Woman In Love Lady Wrestler Stays out late Derna’s Got You Under My Skin Jet Pilot Idle Canata Hound Dog Boat Skipper Eats snails Augur Pond Eddie, My Love Psychiatrist Sloppy Juke joint I Won’t Dance Disc Jockey Full Diner Blueberry Hill Pro Skater Quiet Youth Club Beer Barrel Polka Robin Hood Dances Jim's Lazy Bones Spaceman In the wrong WRC Studios Blue Suede Shoes Radio Announcer Off the phone Diner Confidential Wife McDONOUC3M AND O'NEIL Member National Funeral Directors Assn. S. L. V=. Peru, New York Phone Keeseville 4-2775 Plattsburgh 106 Phone Peru 2-2316 2cuilitcf tyxocvtie Compliments of A X T= Keeseville, New York STEVE BOULE, Mgr. COPELAND TERMINALS, INC. Lake Shore Road Plattsburgh, New York Phone 2267 BINSO MOTEL Open All Year Moderate Rates 19 Luxurious Units Steam Heat - TV - Tile Baths Keeseville, N. Y. On Route 9, at North Edge of Town MR. AND MRS. JAMES LAVALLEY, Props. Front Street Keeseville, N. Y. f BEN FRANKLIN STORE LAMBERT'S 5£ TO $1. 00 STORE Keeseville, N. Y. Front Street COTTAGES Rustic Cottages and Motel Unit Free TV in All Units Lake Shore Road Plattsburgh, N. Y. Compliments of Compliments of LOCKER PLANT £Smi STORE Keeseville, New York Phone 4-5674 Keeseville, New York Compliments of Compliments of BAILEYfe QUINM RESTAURANT X CLIFFORD Keeseville, New York Keeseville, New York Compliments of Compliments of 'MOTEL WILLSBORO PHARMACY A. G. STAMBONI, Prop. Willsboro, New York Phone 4-2491 Keeseville, New York Compliments of LONG POND RESTAURANT AL RUSEK, Prop. Willsboro, New York Compliments of CHASM COLONV MOTEL AND CABINS “Overlooking the Gorge” DEWEY J. McCORMICK, Prop. Phone WO-3-4529 AuSable Chasm, New York Compliments of MITZte Lake Shore Road Plattsburgh, New York Compliments of T5EX THEATRE Keeseville, New York Compliments of Compliments of H AT T'S LITTLE GROCERY KITCHEN Keeseville, New York Keeseville, New York Compliments of Compliments of JAMES beemer's H. School Supplies MARSHA “Fix-it Shop” Plattsburgh, New York Keeseville, New York Compliments of Compliments of LEW BROS. Plattsburgh, New York Keeseville, New York JROL.ANID DE15NA , 2 LEES IRAS ESSO HOTEL AND RESTAURANT 30 Peru St. Cocktail Lounge We Cater to All Parties Auto Repair and Car Wash Banquets Plattsburgh, New York Phone 2345 Phone 285 W AuSable Forks, N. Y. Compliments of NJATIONAI_ LAWRENCE'S ARMV STORES CORP. U,Klt ' E Keeseville, New York 95 - 99 Margaret Street Plattsburgh, New York Compliments of Compliments of N l 1 1 1 -I— (L?. S C= . GARAGE GARAGE Gas and Oil Batteries - Accessories 50 AuSable Street Retreading - Vulcanizing AuSable, N. Y. ‘‘We Repair at a Price You Can Bear” Plattsburgh, New York Phone 555 Compliments of Compliments of 7 ) . ) 1 ELLIOTT'S GENERAL STORE GROCERY, INC Groceries Meats Hardware Home of Patrician Fine Foods Clintonville, New York Plattsburgh, New York Compliments of Compliments of CRISS GROCERY - TV SALES BARNES Me (E?£E EE Keeseville, New York GARAGE Keeseville, New York Compliments of FLOVD NEVERETT Used Cars, Bought and Sold Compliments of FORRENCE ORCHARD'S Phone 4-5355 Peru, New York Keeseville, New York Phone 2-9127 Compliments of Compliments of charleVs d. Id dLJee o FORD DEALER BEAUTY PARLOR AND BARBER SHOP Keeseville, New York Peru, New York Phone 2 -2411 Compliments of Compliments of BOLAND AND MARTIN DINER Keeseville, New York Keeseville, New York Phone 4-5064 YOUR SEARCH ENDS PERU HARDWARE P. J. BROWN AND SON Furniture, Hardware, Appliances Plumbing and Elec. Supplies Phone 2-9012 ( l. (Mu .( 41C-. Peru, N. Y. 'paa UM.d. DEPARTMENT STORE Keeseville, New York Phone 4-5255 Pasteurized Dairy Products F rom “PARLOR MILKED COWS” Keeseville, New York Phone 4-5812 flcc t t ood ROMAN GARDENS Keeseville, New York Phone 4-6164 ITS A Pl£ASUREj A •6 “Will Keep You in Spirits” 7 Front Street Keeseville, New York Phone 4-5876 You're money Ahead! VALLEY BUSINESS MACHINES CO. CHAS. J. LEBLANC Owner and General Manager 12 W. Elizabeth St. Plattsburgh, New York CLEANERS Keeseville, New York Phone 4-5175 Compliments of Compliments of J v. Otf.0. ofaMa-z of. OOvif Keeseville, New York Keeseville, New York THOMPSON MACHINE AND WELDING BOB'S GULF SERVICE Keeseville, New York Phone 4-6285 Cor. U. S. Ave. and Peru St. Plattsburgh, New York Compliments of dftee OOewo-tfS BEAUTY SALON Keeseville, New York collette's SHELL SERVICE 32 Bridge Street Plattsburgh, New York Phone 1932 Compliments of Compliments of M1 NJEl '3 STORE raVERVIEW RESTAURANT Keeseville, New York Keeseville, New York LUCY AND FRANK LAVALLEY Compliments of vv s. (fsso) DEALER DE LORME FUNERAL HOME Phone 2-9016 Peru, New York Compliments of SHIELD'S ESSO SERVICE Phone 4-2681 Keeseville, New York CllFAKOI-H Compliments of —J GORDONS Compliments of RESTAURANT EE. G. I_A DUKE Phone 4-5143 CHEVROLET Sales and Service Phone 4-526 1 Keeseville, New York Keeseville, New York Compliments of Compliments of S. RIAN 1 EUGENE FRUIT STORE SANTOR FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Phone 4-2614 Keeseville, New York Keeseville, New York Compliments of Compliments of STANLEY LARORTE SUNOCO SERVICE LESPERANCE Phone 4-9145 GROCERIES Phone 4-2055 Keeseville, New York Keeseville, New York — LET US HELP TfCoKetf KEE5EVI LLE NATIONAL BANK “Service Without Service Charges” Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation “Let Us Help You Build Your Home” Orange End Lumber - Building Materials Furniture - Appliances - Hardware Keeseville, New York Phone 4-5961 Compliments of AUSABLE CHASM COMPANY Owners and Operators of World Famous Ausable Chasm Ausable Chasm, New York Phone Keeseville 4-5595 I_G. BALFOUS CO. AVALAEY TELEPHONE COMPANY Our Most Important Products Performance Today - Preparation for Tomorrow Compliments of RICHARD SMITH LUMBER SALES Telephone 4-2855 Keeseville, New York Compliments of Keeseville, New York Telephone 4-5625 C. A. LOCKROW COMPANY Office Equipment Plattsburgh, New York 46 Sailly Avenue Telephone 316 Phone 4-5755 Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1957 PEPSI-COL BOTTL INS COMPANY Keeseville, N. Y. Compliments of COTEYS OFFICE EQUIPMENT ART TWA'S Everything for the Office CIGAR STORE Repairs - Rentals Sales Keeseville, N. Y. 244 Cornelia St, Phone 4-6495 Plattsburgh, N. Y. Phone 2970 o. Compliments of H. GORDON SAND AND GRAVEL Keeseville, N. Y. Phone 4-5961 Compliments of CA1 1 ANAN BROS, IK CO In Business for Over 80 Years Fuel Service to the Neighborhood Phone Keeseville 4-6315 or Peru 2-2419 JARVIS AUTO REPAIR Phone 4-2902 Compliments of POCOHONTA5 CLUB Fine Foods Liquors Keeseville, New York Phone 4-2071 PEARL'S DEPARTMENT STORE T I I A C O PERU TEXACO SERVICE Phone 4-5935 Phone 2-2670 Keeseville, N. Y. Peru, New York ADIRONDACK NURSING HOME Home Away From Home Phone 2839 JIM'S VARIETY STORE Phone 4-2701 Plattsburgh, New York Keeseville, New York KEESEVILLE DINER FRENCHIE'S BEAUTY PARLOR Phone 4-9917 Keeseville, New York Phone 4-6444 Keeseville, New York AU SBJfit TcHMiNALSIN GILROY'S CALSO SERVICE We Give S H Green Stamps Keeseville, N. Y. AUGSBURY TERMINALS, INC. Fuel Oil - Kerosene We Give S H Green Stamps Plattsburgh, N. Y. Compliments of Compliments of 1 O STUDIO WILBER VISUAL SERVICE AND CAMERA SHOP Everything for Audio-Visual Education Toys, Cameras Special Representatives Juvenile Furniture for Bell Howell Co. Keeseville, N. Y. New Berlin, N. Y. Phone 4-5144 Albany, N. Y. Compliments of FE, WT3. Compliments of LAKH VIEW COTTAGES iinic:. Lake Shore Road WHOLESALE FOODS Keeseville, N. Y. West Chazy Phone 3157 Compliments of CARL WELLS SERVICE STATION Keeseville, N. Y. 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