Knox Memorial High School - Seymour Yearbook (Russell, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1953 volume:

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All A , -, ' o Q ' 0 JJ f ' J J ,Z ,Wifi V177 i 95 -8-. me IR IIILIAH IIESE St Lawrence University Supervising Principal WR WILTZ TIEL St Lawrence University Vice Pr1ncipa1 Social Studies Freshman Advisor M! MR ARTHUR SCHRADER Buffalo State Teachers Elementary Supervisor IR HOLLIS SCHWARTZ St Lawrence University Science Junlor Advisor MR EARL COLLISON St Lawrence University Mathematics Senior Advisor MRS HARRIETT ARMSTRONG St Lawrence University Foreign Languages President Russell Teachers ASSOCiBt10n IRS JEAN GIVEN Knox l6mOT181 Central Secretary to Principal l i KATHRYN FITZGERALD St Lawrence University English 'Y' 32 3. gnu- sr v ,Q .L Q . ': 4- K.. ' F , Q -Qflqb ,2 . - 5 -- ' , f ,l. If l W , 0 J' 91' O ,L R I 4, 3 ..,. 4: 4. ,,, thi 1 S. 3,5 A IISS ANNA BROWN Q St E1izabeth's Librarian Ili GEHULLD ARMSTRONG Clarkson College Commerce WR JOSEPH MGESE Potsdal State Teachers Music Seventh Grade Advisor Treasurer Russell Teachers Association MISS IRCEL WILCOX Plattsburgh State Teachers School Nurse Attendance Supervisor MISS I RUTH CLARK St Lawrence University Pubnc Speaking ' Remedial Y- ' m mu. aAw'r1NH1uEn University of Buffalo Ph sical Education Eighth Grade Advisor MR WILLIAM PETERS Oswego State Teachers Industrial Arts Sophomore Advisor IRS INEZ BUTTERFIELD Kansas State College .0 Home Economics mmii-. L...- MRS BEAULIEU Potsdam State Teachers Seventh Grade MISS GATES Potsdam State Teachers Fourth Grade ifanulig 'hi IR HARMER Potsdam State Teachers Sixth Grade IRS CAMERON Potsdam State Teachers Third Grade l IRS GILBERT Potsdam State Teachers Flfth Grade V1ce Pres , Teachers' Assn in if IRS ROYCE Potsdam State Teachers Second Grade 'N MRS MOD E Pbtsdam State Teachers tu T mum ERS FULTON Pbtsdam State Teachers W Plerrepont Grades I IRS THOMAS St Lawrence Grades 1, 2 DeGrasse First Grade IRS MCKEE Potsdam State Teachers Klndergarten Sec Teachers' Assn MR LGOPE Potsdam State Teachers Grades 5 ,6 DeGrasse MISS THOMAS Potsdam State Teachers GPBGBB 3, la DeGrasse C eated CllNt, Mllls, Laudlson, W16SS, Lhamoers, BecKus leconu now way LaPounta1n Hewlett Ashlev, Coloton, nhlte Third How Thurstin, Towne, M Hence, Hloer , L Hance sry Fultog Annual 51 ff seated Clarx,Beaul1eu,h Anmstrone, FlVEU, Qmeron Standlrg L Armstrong,Qchrader,h1ese,Col1ison,T1ei Q 4.0 C F- PML? n C QC nl FSI' nv: G olotcr cf , Qfrue A ' o e hdwer' Lrg an VI' HIC L, Farce ,K , .iLe'C'e J 1buFSt1U Faculty H ArmsLrcnL,AHv1Qor fixew 5 T e', W19C9 Due neee Polllso PTc'oEre chrecer, Ulementarw, Plerk, Qrowr OWI9 P Ia A '81T, P' V no 1 uFC'9 P Lrrng nv Fevercn, 1 1 J'-U Q 2 . . . , . N . V , V l v l ' - V . . . ' . : ' . ' , N - y. QZYHeUR STAFF C-n4 r- - P. Aspl,y, I. E. tt, fdit,..: N. , ?,un, ', :. H'y, Euegn .53 Z. 23 5, Y. di1L,, A,b1 1t1.-g M. C 1, Sp .tsg'. ?'.. -, 'rcg J. Mi-ls, Flass: Ianiel F' W 1 v ' ' V .-e,, V15 . . .. if 'ff-4- f-Y 1'-F 'T' 0 I?-W' V' -' T? ff J , 5 - LaJ,.Fen, .e, ,-1L,, .,-.On, u.rxe,, Ar,, Q ',,,- ' bl ' 4 'Y' X JM 1 11- , . , ,Fl 5 A. A . , A . , n-,er, L. .. .,, 5 'HA V s ,' - 4. , .W e 'M g ' .,Pyfir gd. Arne J 4 4 . ' v- f- - . , .- A - , . -, ..,, U H, . . H, ,. S ' - j' V ' . .. - : A ' '. ' J' C' . - ,- . .v - N ..,. - . as-lfiiilff Mis ,- 1311111115 C7 .4-5 lxtx Senwrs CL 55041 .fI' 7f 1.1L-iffifb II, L it qlfgr Valedictorian, Class V1ce President 1, 2,Class Pres1dent h,5tudent Counc1l Annual Staff 1, 3, h Chorus 2, 3 h Honor R011 1, 2, 3 U photo Club TAB Club 1, 2, TAB Club Secretary 2, Junlor Nursing Club h, Senior Play h 37' ffm, Class Treasurer 1, Class President 2, Class Vice President M, Student Council Treasurer 2, V1ce President 3, President h Twirling 1, 2, 3, L Photo Club 2, 3, lg Danclng Club 2, 3 h Annual Staff 3, b, Newspaper 1, 2, Semor Play h JZ Correspondence Club 1 TAB Club 2, 3, Photo Club 2, I4 Homemaking Club 3, Class Secretary 3 lm, Annual Staff 3, h, Senior Play h MXNASSQ Salutatox-ian, Class Treasurer hp Annual Staff 3, bg Band 1, 2, 3, hs Junior Nursing Club 14, Chorus 2, 3, hy Senior Play h. MTA' ' K 'nr faff ' 4ls acl Class Secretary 1, Class Treasurer 3 Photo LLUD 1 2 Sclence Club l, Annual Staff 3, h, Newspaper Club 3 h,Student Councll h, Baseball 2, 3 h Football 3 h, Basketball 1 2, 3 h, Senlor Play 3, h AGN, Transferred from Canton Central hth year, Newspaper Staff LL, Art Edl-501' Annual Staff h, Senior Play h N 1Jvx Ckllgiix Band 1, 2, 3, hg Chorus l, 2, 3, h, Photo Club 13 Tumbling Club 25 Newspaper Club 23 Welcome Club Presldent 3, hy Junior Editor Annual Staff 35 Knitting Club 23 Ju ior NUIS1hg Club h, Senlor Play h. 'JF CCZWMMM M777 QQMMW Ss... Ll I ,G f L f Basketball l, 2, 3, bg Football 2, 143 Baseball 2, 3, hi Science Club lg Ag. Club 1, 3, hy Dance Club 2, 3, hs SHOP Safety Club hy Senior Play h. 16' :IQ 1 'N 1,-..'., 45? ,V vs C0-fefrrb Hand 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1 2 3 L Uno o Club 1 TAP Club 1,Kn1tt1ng Club 2 Newsoeoer Club 2, A nual Lafl 3 Jlr or Hxrsing Cluo h, Senlor Pla! Transferred from Canton 2, Dance Club 3 L Newspaper Club h Photo Club 3 Senlor Play h CZ14QVlUl .QLIUQK Photo Club 1, Tumbling Club 2, Knltting Club 2, Chorus 2, 3, h, Band 1, 2, 3 h, Welcomang Club Treasurer 3, h, Senlor Play h, JUn1OT Nurslng Club Class V1ce President 33 Band 1, 2, 3, U, Chorus l, 2, 3, hg Sextet 3, hs St. Laurence County Amerlcan Leg1on Oratorical Contest Wlnner h. QQQ YQ ,ni lf! 'TIT' gf' 'A'!'A!J fo ffyzviigig' t,f',ffZ27L Class Pres1dent 3, Honor Roll 1 2 , TAB Club 1, 2, Ag Club 2, 3, Dance Club 3 h, Shop Cafety Club President h Student Council h Basketball Team Manager 3, Photo Club 1, Annual Staff 3 M, Senlor Play h F47ww ,,,,,,ZaA,cg V Band l, 2, 3 h Chorus 2 3 h Mellphone Quartet 2 Tumbl1ng Club 2 Knitting Club 2 Photo Club l, Annual Staff 3 h Senior Play h,Jun1or hurslng L, Cheerleadlng 3, h fffafwfflrgf Band 1, 2, 3, h, Chorus 1, 2, 3, h, Photo Club 1, Knitting Club 2 welcom1ng Committee 3, h, Senlor Play h, Junior hur ing Club h Transferred from Canton Central 3rd year, Newspaper 3, h, Photo Club h iorrespondence Club 3, Dance Club h, Welcoming Committee h, Senior Play 423 'I'w1rl1ng 1, Photo Club 1, 2, 3 Seruor Dance Club 2, 3, b Homemaklng Club 3, Newspaper Club h, Senlor Play h Nl! Cn gy aff Chorus 1, 2, 3, h, Photo Club l TAB Club 2, AB Club President 2 Annual Staff 3, h Junlor PU.I'S1l'1g Club ll, Senlor Play h Qffw-Cefwf Dance Club 3, Correspondence Club 2 TAB Club 2 photo Club 2 3 L, H ki Club 3, Senior Play 14, Newspaper Club 3 , , , Omem ng .. we Chorus 1, Newspaper 1 2 3 h Photo Club 2, 3 serum- Dance Club 2 3 Transferred to Buffalo late 1n hth year. ,TV UWM Band 1, 2, 33 Chorus 1, 2, 3, Knittlng Club 23 Corresoondence Club 1, Student Councll 23 Secretary 3 Sextette 3, Completed semor work, Summer School '52, Canton Central. ilu iflfff' Q Ai Lt- ' . . I l S . 3 . X - . , 1, ,,4,,.1Lv f ,. we ff- -. , I , 4' Q V fir, 'H'. 'W e A . 2 . 1' -T S 5 I v ' n :Cs QW 117' . . , . 1' ' ' Q 9 1 9 3 5 ' , X Band 1, 2, 3, hy DRUGS Club L Correspondence Club 1 Junlor Nurslng Club h,S9D10T Play h,Homemak1ng Club 3 9 T ,,L7-vf4- Sc1ence Club 1, 2, Newspaper Club l 2 3 h Dang Club 3 D Correspondence Club l Basketball e gaiketball Manager 2, 3 Baseball Manager 3 Senior Y Class llrophecg Limited space 1n our yearbook prevents printing the thrill1ng accoun+ of the Junlor v1s1t by space shlp to the moon where they dlscovered the Seniors of '53 engaged 1U varlous occupatlons The followlng condensatlon w1ll appeal to those who m1ssed the complete story as told Class Nlght at Commencement t1me Notes by Helen Ladd1son, Janet Wlese, Dick Towne and Conn1e Cl1nt,all Juniors, reveal many curious facts jetted down 1n '63 on the moon Shirley Hewlett Hair mult1 colored Shocklng change Studles interlor decoratlng at night Peddles green cheese by day Dan Coffey Inventor of a new serum called HCoffey's lulck Comfort N Very remarkably advanced sclentist I Tiel's Francls Dean Flred from Lunartlc Telephone Company Has strange des1re to f1nd man ln moon Travels on all fours Belva Denton Works for man in the moon Skilled manlcurist but job has unpleasant features fShh' He bites h1s toenails 1 Etta Chambers Works in restaurant where only rubber dlshes are used Betty Coloton Causes accidents People trip over her feet Harriette Ray Klnney Babbles about beautiful weddings of her twin daughters Dorothy Laddison Floats 1n a thin mist Newest clothing feature lr and Mrs Sayer, Dick and Gladys Very happy in home equipped with eclipsevators Marvin Matthews Runs a push button remote control filling station for super duper jet mobiles Mac11e Howland Attendant for fasclnatlng psychiatrist Is bothered with pseudo-mares f81mi18F to nlghtmaresl Mlldred Howland Commutes to Mars Successful career woman Helen Barry Harrled Has nine children Lorraine Merkley A reglstered nurse at Lunartic State Hospital, Moon Llght Bay Hope Caswell M1SS1OhaPy Takes a big interest in lunar cats and dogs Teaches them legend of moon god Mary Barrlgar Teaches at Lunar Conservatory of Muslc Has very special trombone Pat Ashley Pollceman Catches offenders in speedy jet and rocket vehicles Harrlet Sibley She and her husband famous in field of chemistry Working on p1ll that keeps everyone alive for centuries Vivian White Beautician on the moon Having hard job of 1mprov1ng looks of moon people Jean Backus Creates marvelous designs oy wav1ng arms 1n air 23 Merton Coloton Inventor of ecl1psevator and modern moon homes . , ' . ' 3 l g e Q ' 5 ':, J-? . 2 Q 534 . 65? , L TT' . i i , V 0 2 2 Q 13 9 9 l. - '- . ' . ' ' ' 2. 0 - . 3 ' . ' 3-h. Jean Mills, Nadine LaF0untain - Formula for growing hair on bald heads. Preferably 5. . - . . c . . . 6. . - . . i . 7. -' ' . 8. - . . 9. ' - . . 10. - ' . . ll. . . , - . 12. - - - 13. ' 0 - ' ' . . lh. ' - . . 15. - ' . . 16. - ' ' . 17. - ' ' . . 18. ' - ' - , , 19. - ' . . 20. ' - , ' 21. - ' . ' ' . 22. - ' ' ' . We, the class of '53 of State of New York, United States publish and declare this our last I, Pat Ashley, leave my Knox Memorial Central, village of Russell, County of St. Lawrence, of America, being of sound mind and questionable character do will and testament. seat in Student Council to Jimmy Rider. Don't exert yourself, Jimmy, just sit there and say no once in a whileg I got by that way so take my advice. I, Jean Backus, leave my seat in the senior homeroom to Helen Laddison. I, Mary Barrigar, leave my quiet nature to the Juniors. At the rate you are going this year, it should save you many arguments in the I, Helen Barry, leave to Janet Wiese to keep him, Janet. I, Etta Chambers,leave my ability to Believe me, Joan, it doesn't pay any secretary I , you, Myron? future. my ideas on how to catch a man. I hope you know how remain neutral in all class meetings to Joan Thurstin. to take sides in the arguments. Dan Coffey, leave to Myron Fry my fascination for blondes. You like them too, don't I, Merton Coloton, leave my physics notebook to Bill Whiteford. I hope you do better than 1 dia, Bill. If In su prises later on, Bob. Gladys Colton, leave my laugh to Laura Cameron. Anything would be an improvement. Francis Dean, leave m knowledge of army life to Bob Ordway. It may save sudden Belva Denton,leave to Connie Clint all of my boyfriends except the ones I want to keep That's quite a few, Connie, so you won't be lonesome Shirley Hewlett, leave to Pearl Hutt a book entitled, HHow to Daydream in Class and Not Get Caught ' about Now you can dream aoout Bill anytime, Pearl, and you won't have anything to worry Macile Howland, leave my carefree smile and ability to stay friends with everyone to Phyllis Chase I, Mildred Howland, leave my ability to attend dances every Saturday night to Regina Harmer I hope you do better than I did, Regina I, Dorothy Laddison, leave my blonde hair to Carmen Kilmer Now maybe you can stand a chance with certain gentlemen who prefer blondes I, Nadine LaFountain, leave my ability to get on the honor roll everytime to Willis Towne It really isn't such hard work, Willis, and it certainly would surprise the teachers! I, Marvin Matthews, leave my ability to sit on the bench during the games to Grover LaFounta1n You'll get used to it after a while, Grover I, Lorraine Merkley, leave my ability to have a perfect attendance for a whole year to Peanut Fountain Try it, Peanut, it really works I, Jean Mills, leave to any Junior who may atte pt to make coffee in the future, teakettle and a dishpan I think M Collison will explain how to use them, kids I, Harriette Ray, leave to Janice Hatch my ability to stick to one man long enough to get a ring It's worth the effort, Janice' I, Harriet Sibley, leave to Shirley Law my ability of getting acquainted with boys on the opposite team at the basketball games I, Vivian hhite, leave my extra heartbeats to Joyce Bullock I'm sure you'll need them as often as I did when you see certain fellows from Hermon Your interest lies there also, doesn't it? Jltnesses M C6444 seeszshk Qs Signed on this twenty seventh day of the year of our Lord, Nineteen hundred fifty three President 53 Q J cyl 'S xi X 41 'I I Z I, - I, ' Q 1 . . . 1 ' I, o 1 1 . - , x ,Q - f . . - Nxqxxx X I I 1, ' f W , f sq'slud, I I . Y tl.. ,ag Xf'T. iTT W I - ' I ' 5' x: Q3ff1ne1'5 TJ rdirsimnzn 'QW ?YfP l Sl gnu- Sophomore!- Front Row Shlrley Chambers, Phyllls Chase, Shirley Congdon, Leona Gollinger, May Curtls, Lowena Manning Second Row Mrs Armstrong, Joyce Bullock, Patrlcla Enslow, Carmen Kllmer, JoAnne McEwen, Kathryn Wallace, Jan1ce Hatch Thlrd Row Robert Colllson, Wllllam McCarty, Carl Hull, Rlchard Plke, Robert Ordway, w1111S Towne ilnnnors 'ront Row Sarah Briv,s, Naneta Cu tls Laura Cameron, Joan Thurstln, Ma lbelle Hance second Row Barbara Flfleld, Janet w1ese,8ertha Mellleur, Dearl Hutt, Helen Laddlson, Mr Fltzgerald Thlrd Row Howard Gotham, Laurenc Hance,nenn1e Hull,Jos ph K1rkey,W1ll1am Nhiteford,Constance Clint Fourth Row Rlchard Fulton, Narren Reed, Harold Fountaln, M ron Fry, James Hlder, Richard Towne 4-15 1 -' A- xx :freshmen Front Row June Loop, Dorothy O'Hearn, V1rgin1a Davenport, Leona Paro, Nancy Fulton Second How Janice Nhltmarsh, Virg1nia Cota, Shirley Law, Rosalie Reed, Lois Denton JoAnn Kennedy, Elizabeth Towne, Beverly Colton Third Row Leamon wh1t8rOPd, Theodore Enslgw, Lorna McCarty, Mary Towne, Cecile Caswell Harry Harmer, Russell Tuttle, Mr Schwartz Fourth Row James Wh1tm3PSh, Floyd Fountain Mlchael Kilmer, Martin Davis, Alton Tuttle George Sibley, Grover LaFounta1n if'-4 'Y7W.L- fb- Mv- -'ulkfuh ' ,I e 'rate even Front Row Lesbia Coons, Charlotte Gotham, Shelba Locke, Virginia. Clark, Jeanette Halladav, Anna Bullock, Emma Loop, Theoda Harmer, Mayona Gotham Second Row Helen Dafoe, Ethel Jackson, Alice Webb, Grace Webb, Margaret Kirkey, P811 Hatch, Ilene Law, Irene Law, Mrs Beaul1eu Thlrd Row Judlth Towne, Gall Vanwald, John Towne, Leo Laddlson, Roger Hatch, Frederlck Whlteford, Herbert Glven, Herbert Enslow Fourth Row Everett Colton, Robert Church, Arthur Whitmarsh, Lav rne Davis, Robert Tresldder, James Hance, Gary Coloton, Richard Harmer 'rabe z If 'ront Row IBF-'jOY18 Towne, Anne Grandy, Shirley Anson, Jeanette Whlte, Margaret Bnggs, June Hackln, Barbara Denton, Constance Sharpstezm, Beverly Nhlte second Row Frederlck Nh1tmarsh,Sh1rley V niant, Janet ollmore, Ellnor Reed, Mayfred Gotham, helen Gulles, Betty G1lbert, Joan Fountaln, W1ll1am Tupper Thlrd Row W1ll1am Jones, Kenneth Burnsfharles Bullock, Carl Curtls, George Grant, Edmond Harmer,Wi1l1am w1ese,Harry Tl1PPer,Edrmmd Hlll, Mr Armstrong fourth Row Lyle Cota,Charles Tupper,Kenneth Davenport,Alv1n Halladay,Franc1s Briggs,Arthur Webb,Gary Matthews,George Coons,Charles Taylor 17 i 'Ja P Lf'l2- ealegtas' Front Row: Gloria llackin, .Janet Iatthews, Margaret McEwen, Rogene Law, Elizabeth Clarke, Betty Tupper. Second Row: Jeanette Sharpstene, Patricia Denesha, Elsie Hance, Esther Davis, Vivian Sharpstene, Lorraine Noble. Third Row: Charles Given, Norman Caswell, Johann Disotell, Geraldine Dafoe, Janet Jackson, lanell Hill, Winston Gotham. Fourth Row: Garcia lorrou, Roger Ordway, Thema Clarke, Donald Raycraft, Paul Ellis, Frank Towne, Chester King, lr. Hamer. 'macul- rake:-IVOUT Front Row Sharon Reed, Sadie Denesha, Geneva Flanagan, Virginia Cooper, Diana Griff1n,Jud Bice Second Row Lawrence Jones, Lawrence Loop, Karl Berg, Erwin Enslow, Robert D1S0t8ll,M1S3 Gates Third Row Ronald Willard, Frederick Cook, Ronald Sanders, Francis Anson, Lewis Colton, Robert Collett nate WINHY Front Row: Elaine Gollinger, Helen Van3rocklin, Helen Lou McKee, Marion Sibley, Sharon Barnes, Sharon Roberts. Second Row: Eunice Sanders, Vivian O'Brien, Madeline Carlin, Sally BerggDorris Davis, Judith Hance, Mrs. Gilbert. Third Row: John White, Robert Foster, Pelden Whitmarsh, Charles Foster, Robert Sibley, Gary Hutchinson, George VanBrocklin, Steven Grant. Fourth Row: David Wallace, Leland Fifieln, Glen Fifield,Edward Austin,lorris Davis,Ellis Denton, Horace Law Av' Graaeklmree Front Row Bonnie Cook, Janet Knox,E1a1ne Quick, Linda Ray, Bev rly Sanders, Linda Lanphear, Esther rifield, Sandra Chase, Rosemary Locke Second Row Barbara White, Evelyn Bevins, Robert McBroom, Maynard Durham, Weldon Brown, Gerald Fifield, Sidney whitmarsh, Suzette VanBrocklin Third Row Peter Chase, James Carl1n,Car1os Law, Roy Denesha, Richard Gotham, Roger Curtis, Franklin Stalker, Harold lackin, Mrs Cameron J- an Xb to Q '1'adnC0t'Lt, Front Row Betty Gollinger, Joann Birnells Carol Hewlett, Phyllis Howland, Carol Church, Jud? Barnes,Beverly Emerson,Bethany Howland,Beatr1Ce Slbley Second po' Edward Disotell, Raymond FOSFGP, Dorothy Disotell, Bonnie Forbes, Deanna Davis: Legng Burns, Judy Hutchinson, Wllllam McBroom Thlrd Row Thomas Jeanette, James KHOX, Laffy Matthews,Eugene Lanphear,Elmer F1f1eld, Herbert Bullock,Layton Thomas,Jr ,Charles O'Sh6a,R0b9rt Fourth Row Leon Whlte, Carl R1Ch8Td T1el,Gerald Law,Ph11l1p Howland,David Bice,James Stevenson, Stephen Knoll, Harold Tupper, Dennls Gfiffln 61-an NND Front Row Shirley Locke, Martha Sm1th,Mary Lou Fox, Marjorle Colton, Rosalie H11l,Karen Lozo, Jeanette VanBrocklin, Mary Sanders, V1ck1 Whitmore, Mona Stalker Second Row Mary McBroom,Sh1rley B1ll1ngs,Joyce VanCamp, Maxine B1rnell,E1a1ne Colllson, Karen Wiese, Norma Flanagan, Carol Colton, Edith Halladay, Evangeline Given T5lTd Row Leah-Dae Grlffin, Martha Denesha, Thomas Jones, Thomas Disotell, Bernald Tupper, Marvin Ellis,Gilbert Gotham, Frederick Colton, Roger Kirkey, Levis McCollum Fourth Row Kenneth Willard,John Carl1n,Clifford Woodrow, Walter Zeller, Richard Hunter, Paul White'ord, John Zeller, Stanley Ostas, Thomas Whitmarsh, Donald Nh1teford, Mrs Royce 4 ,uber ar 'ken Front Row Arlls Flanagan, Judy LaPock, Judy V nCamp, Patricla NUltm3FSh, Crh1st1na Foroes, Dlana Carlln, Claddette McBroom Second How Margaret Tupper, Sh1rley Enslow, Margaret McKee, Susan Clarxe,Conn1e rorbes,Judy Coox, nuth Durham, Bonnle Lowry Thlrd how Duane Wallace, Ronald Hlll, Paul B1ll1ngs, Davld Flanagan, Ronald white, Darrell Glven, John Bushaw, Fred Nhlte, h1chard Slbley, Ronald McCollum Fourth Row Mrs McKee, George Hhlte, Paul Wlese, Llston W1l1ard, Frederlck Dana, Paul Denesha, Gary Bushaw, Dee Vanwald, Fredenck LaPo1nt, g :A Q xx, , . . .. V - ' , it . H - ' 4 x-l- H-- , , ' - '- ' ' Q ' 1 r . ' CNA w','- aj F A . D . . . J Z f 1 , rj . t , ' my Ju, .fy 'ur Onghea, Mrs. Moore. . ,grain , 2 l . , ' X - ' ' D . u 'I :ES . , 7 vr A . I- ' . . S . - .,A. . .H ' f : .' H Li :?h F . . . . wiitf 1:02 raesz Front Row Dianna McCarty, Sharron Parc, Pansy Curtis, June Towne, Marcia Seguin Second Row Nancy Campbell,Joanne I-Iunk1ns,Patr1cia T0wne,Mary Kirkbride,Sandra Chambers,Mrs Thomas Third Row Otis Gotham, Wi1l18E G1lmore, Howard Hance, Alden Hale, Karl Sp1cer, Gary Rider TRSJB Front Row Ronald Towne, James Crane, Charles Ritz, Donald Towne, Fredrlck Hale, Albert Paro Second Row Douglas Towne, Gaylord Paro, Jr , Morley Spicer, Robert Curtis, Gerald McCarty, Robert McCormick Third Row Margaret Kirkbride,Yvonre Crane, Janet McCormick, Brenda Chambers, Thelma Paro Fourth Row Betty Meilleur,Beatrice Paro, Shirley Clough, Lettie Chambers, Beverly Ordway Nellie Curtis iw. ierrepont Front How: Roselda Hence, Marjorie Caswell D313 Mamma, Dale 'ruppm-. ' Second Row: Elizabeth Matthews, Merton Hance sermon nance, 'rmozhy casweu. ' Last Row: Mrs. Fulton. Affinihfs Russzu. N Y an pg.. mom? How mmlm, CHASE, WHITF, KVNNTDV, MCB EN, Cowon, WHKLEV, THUHSTIN srcown Ron HUIT, HELD, J MESH, HATCH, HEm rT, BULLOCK, HOVLAMJ, H TUPPEH, N wns H, CAs. LL THIRD How c TUPP..H, r.r.1LLLUH, mms LOOP, coLLfHoN, BARRY VANSANT, HARMER FOURTH How BARRIGAR, BRIGGS, GHANDY, SIBLLV, MH Mons , DIR cfroa Senior illanh the CHF1Stm3S program and All State at Pot dam Future plans lnclude the May FESt1V31 at Potsdam and Commencement All agree that one of the most memorable occaslons was the tr1p to play at Gouverneur Falr last August Bind Dlrector Harry I Phllllps of Potsdam State Teachers College led them ln a massed bands select1on,featJr1ng many hlgh school DQHGS of the North Country It was a thrlll to be a part of a very large group .ater 1U the day, the mld way clalmed thelr attentlon wlth 1tS carnlval spirlt A baseball game and races were also part of the program Returnlng home wlth a r1bbon and a money award, all voted the day a complete success, and Mr Morse, the dlrector was very satlsfied wlth his group Junlor Band, organlzed 1n February, h s nlneteen members Full of enthuslasm, thelr goal 15 to eventually move up to Senlor Band posltlons Luch SWlT t 15 always added to any basxetball game when a good Pep Hand takes over Tbls year, our Pep W nd, plavlnv at home ames, d1d a r1HG iob of add ng color and dash to the pyr Lany favorable comments were heard about thls volunteer proup who cane so falthfullv to lend support to the team Hats off 0 the Dep Band whlch has added so much to school sp1r1t at hone games' X . g - : ' ' ,- 1 A - 4 f f I ' ' 13, ., , r 1 , 6 1 9 ' ' Rang Ww',,., ai 1 ' ,. . 2 u .. L., .J - . -'f 3 A . -I g A i' . V .. V I M -' Y . . . S: VE . K: . T T ' A ' . H . H. A l- . , , . , , - . L L . The Senior Band, comprising thirty members, has been active at assemblies,basketba1l games, ' . - s . ' ' 1 V J . . . r - . . r 7 ' ' -D r ' ' ' ' ' . . ' ' n 1 . - . , , . . . . . . . . A , a . D . . r ' ' O , . l . Y . 1 . . t l 1 ,- u . . , D . - . . .a U L . g . V 1 '-. ,., 1 - ' ' . . - Y, n .. 1 rf 6 v ' - ' ' . t . . . .. . s , Ilance Qlnhs Advisors Wllcox and Schwartz report that the alm of the Dance Club 1S to promote wholesome glrl-boy friendshlps, and to teach the fundamentals and baslc steps of danclng along with some etiquette as applied to life sltuatlons As one member puts lt, We learn to dance and to get along w1th each other Gone are the days when the youngsters squeezed :Lnto the old elghth grade room Know fifth grade, and danced ln one wlde alsle The new gym is just the place for the Dance Clubs' 1 f X x Liu? siwxhd lf J-IL: -'aa 'I menu.. ll-Y' r -num-115. Qhnrus I-Yont Row Helen Barry, V1v1an Whlte, Nadlne LaFountain, Lorralne Merkley, Gladys Colton Second Row Lorena Mann1ng,Barbara Frfleld, Sarah Briggs,Phyll1s Chase,Jan1ce Hatch,Joyce Bullock, Janet Wlese, JoAnn Kennedy T1'1rd Row Mary Barrigar, Jean M11ls, Harrlette , Bertha Mellleur, Farr1et Slbley, Mr Morse, dlrector ,QW f -'D 'H Zluninn' Thanh Front Row: llayona Gotham, Charlotte Gotham. Second Row: Mary Ann Guiles, Shelba Locke, Anna Bullock, Gail Hatch, Shirley VanSant,Ilene Law, Irene Law, Emma Loop, Theoda Hamer. Third Row: lr. Morse, Ann Grandy, James Hance, Charles Tupper, Francis Briggs, Harry Tupper, Richard Hamer, Eleanor Heed. ,f .1- 3-Honnr Boll Front Row Lesbla Coons,I-imma Loop,1,o1rena llannzmg, Nancy Fulton Second Row Mary Ann Guiles, Shlrley Chambers, Phyllis Chase, Helen Ladd1son, Shlrley Hewlett, Ann Grandy, laribelle Hance, Shelba Locke Third Row Betty Gilbert, JoAnne McEwen, Cecile Caswell, Eleanor Reed, Nadine LaFounta1n, Jean Hills, Harriet Sibley, Joyce Bullock Fourth Row JoAnn Kennedy George Grant, Richard Hamer, James Hance, Gary Coloton, John Towne, William Jones, Jamce Hatch Fifth Row Mxchael Kilmer, Richard Towne, Richard Pike, Patrick Ashley, lerton Coloton, William McCarty, Robert Colllson, lyron Fry 1- 111 - frennzh Front Row James Hance, Russell McEwen Second Row Roger Hatch, Leo Laddison, Everett, Colton, Robert Church, Herbert Enslow, Mayona Gotham ihird now Theoda narmer, LSSDLS Coons,smma hoop, Anna Bullock, Sally Exford, Jeanette Halladay, Mrs Armstrong Fourth Row Helen Dafoe, Irene Law, Ilene Law, Grace Webb, Virginia Clarke, Gail Hatch Flfth Row Shirley Chambers,J0yce Bullock, Regina Harmer, Patricia Enslow, Lewana Matthews, Mary Ann Guiles K i-: Front Row William Jones,Char1es Tupper,Kennetn Davenport, Harry Tupper Second Row Beverly white, Maribelle Hance, Marjorie Towne,Sh1rley VanSant, Jeanette White Mrs Beaulieu, Advisor Third Row Barbara Flfleld, Constance Clint, President Carmen Kilmer, Helen suiles, Helen is Laddison rlllli Front Row: Helen Dafoe, Ilene Law, Gail Hatch, Virginia Clarke, Emma Loop. Second Row: Frederick Whiteford,Margaret Kirkey, Lila Fifield, Joan Fountain, Mary Ann Guiles, Miss Brown, advisor. Third Row: Roger Hatch, Richard Farmer, Gary Coloton, Arthur Whitmarsh, Russell McEwen, Leo Laddison, Herbert Enslow. lfinmemalz mg The purpose of Honemaklng Club 15 to promote both the educatlonal and social phases of home making It teaches sk1l1s, yet the members have fun in the process Thelr goal is to JOID the h8tlOD31 Future Homemakers of Amerlca Presldent of the Senior Club 15 Shlrley Chambers, while Betty Cllbert serves as Junlor Club president Advlsor for the club 1S Mrs Butterfleld ivelcnmnng Last year a new club was brought 1nto the act1v1t1es of Knox,with Mr Armstrong as its advisor At our first meeting durlng 1952 S3 our officers were chosen as follows Helen Barry,pres1dent,Dan1e1 Coffey, vice presldent, Myron Fry, secretary and Lorralne Merkley, treasurer photo The purpose of Photo Club is to make its members photo conscious. They are taught the correct way to take a picture and then, after the picture is taken, how to develop it and obtaln professlonal results. Under the guidance and observing eye of I . Collison, the club members are now on their way to great he1ghts in photography. hav-4 7-.1 K ,lg- if -is -Q-.11 U 1- 1 , ' I - - - , . I . g . - . - . i il. 1 'v '.-L x - - V 4 3 . ' f 'V' . O 5 ' fl! ' 4 , -11V X . I WY 4 if A! , . - X' ' ' M '-It ,' N 0 fr' C- - : ,fl C M - . I . J x . ' . 4 K n f f. If -' ' x 5 J . X .V R V af ' - wg A t 1? Exp' 1 - 5 - XS . b V Front Row Kenneth Burns,Russel1 Tuttle, Charles Taylor, George Grant, Charles Bullock, Edmund H111 Second Row Lyle Cota, Gary Matthews, President Arnold Fountain, Harry Harmer, George Coons, M Tlel, Adv1sor Third Row Laurence Hance, Grover LaFounta1n, Floyd Founta1n, Arthur Webb, Theodore Enslow, James Wh1tmarsh Fourth Row George S1bley, Francis Briggs, Myron Fry,James R1der,Marv1n Matthews, Hlchard Safzig Front Row Grover LaFountain,Robert, Col1ison,Captain Rlchard P1ke,Carl Hull Second How Harry Harmer, Theodore Enslow, Alton Tuttle, Arnold Fountaln, Russell Tuttle Th1rd Row Edmund Harmer, Gary Matthews, Arthur Webb, W1lliam Wiese, Harry Tupper, Mr Tiel Towne V 5 hop Shop Safety Club i newcomer to ur 3CtiVit1eS Under the dlrection of Mr Peters, students become famlllar wlth the best known methods and practices of handl1ng tools and machlnes Hazards to be overcome are lnvestlgated Merton Coloton is pres1dent of the club ewspaper Staff SI 1- ,F 3 .A VROIIF ROW PWES D LADDISOK, FIFIELD, L'.A'I'I'HU , FU'L'T DI S ONTJ POA DWI ON, CLINT C KILMER, P IADDJHON, MISQ CIARI TI-'I'iD ROW M YILPPH, DVAN, ASHL Y, COF'F'Y, FULL Siuhent 6: n un 1:11 K 9-v FROYT ROW G COLDTOL, CFAC , MICARTY, LCDP, HARYFR .Q PCVD POA PIKKFRY U 'v'LVTT, lf COLOTON, FLTTON THIRD HON ll CCWAARTZ, MIS' HILCOY, PRI' I V, PCHLEY IIBTITUTED 'NO YEAR? AGO,S'!'UDEN'!' COUPKIIL IS SEVKIN' 'KJ PEIRFEFT ITS ORPANIZATION IN CRDHQ TO BETTER REPRECENI' TFE STUD 'N'T BODY FY WHO! IT IS LECIED 4 V - 1 ' .u ' ' 4 ' I s. A , s . - ,A W Q I Q ' 4 X -nv ' I . k NA, . .A : . . . .J -JIS , Z. EIC - W': .MT , . .. I Z' .., C. .I : .. . Q. I . E :. . . U A 19 . 'v 1 b f , ,. , xx I 6 . , I, 33 K lrjf- ' 5 'V f kv If' I H, P 1 N as ' - X 0 K! , J 1. : . ' . ,E I . E,'+ .J': -, ,...B .. .. ' . C V I' ' ' 'l'Y,? '4-.J U I -1- V . J . Us ILQLI.. ...A A . A .1 -I A j .1 . -. . . . mom Rom mumrofm MACILE Hmmm warm MERKLEY sscomn now- LADD ugrdnmgn Honumn, MILl.S, COLTON. THIIQD nor1:'BARnY, LA F'HOUN'I'AIhl,.d. COLg'i'gx: B:xE':gE'fT?Hg'fl?gi' Row. wrmmws, ASHLEY, M. common, comm, DEAN, Pam. wxsss, coAcH. uaswr, nwrowy Srninr Class Flag ACCIDENTAL HERO A high school class, threatened by loss of extra curricular frills, set out to show the1r value by a bang up presentation of a play The young and perhaps too serious coach does strange things with the casting, but for noble reasons The self styled glamour girl finds herself cast as s scrub women Tomboy Pegg is given the role of s grandmother, and John, interested only in designing chicken houses, is cast as the hero Even Kitty who plays the heroine's part is unhappy In the play she's required to kiss the hero while her mother is running for the School Board on 'non-slooching' platform Rehearsals get under way and everyone gets underfoot There's the school principal who has dramatic longings, the local reporter who's fond of the coach, and some nosey P T A sewers who start A ticket rush to discover just how qusstionsble the play is Opening night produces a resounding success in which the sound-effects nan, the prompter, and the school principal play leading roles The curtain falls as the coach keeps her job and her man, John's chicken house is proclaimed a success, Kitty gets s hamburger and the school keeps it's frills C? '-Q ,ar , - F ly nina H Jann! ,Q ul' Ike.. REAR REED, PIKE, HULL, ASHLEY, cotusort, RIDLR, MJCARTY Darsdg ifiasskeihall Winnlng flfteen and losing ten games for the season, the hnox Eagles had the1r ups ard downs but dr d , ew recor crowds to cheer the purple and gold to vlctory Probablv the most ex citlng game was played w1th the Clifton Flne Indlans, when spectators at Russell watched the score plle up to Sh 52 lH favor of our home team, wlth Rob Poll son SCOT1Dg UIDEZPED polnts The Junlor Hlgh team played a scrappy brand of ball hey name the game with Harrisville as the best played of all, when Capta1n FT8UC1S Pri th ' ggs was e game s high scorer, scorlng fifteen polnts toward a M6-L5 w1n Jumor Front Row Nhltmarsh, Uarmer,Yh1teford KHC5 Cap' A Founta n, Tones, Hiese, 4111 Harmer Second Row McFwen,4atch, Manager Sloley, foach Bawt nhlmer UI'1S, Polton mh1rd How Coons, Tupper, F Fountain Erlggs, Uolo'on,Tuttle, avls, Matthews, Davenport x . L ' , , 5 4 uf - ' 5 ' N XX W X A v , Q .c A lk rw , IXL - G Z . 1 ' 2 n S . 1, - , w .A fc: A . , A S W V , , b .5 gk ,N -haw r O J. . ' W 4 . IVY X hd , ' .g.NmA 2 , , N w .xx X f H N' ' OW-+-' M - KNEELIN3' KIHKEY W TU NE, GOTHAM. SECOND HOW: H. TOWNE, COACH BAWTINHIM R, FULTON, MATTHEWS. . , 0 V i C of .- ' E : '.' . E. ., . f , i l 2 Q ,, , 1 L , ' . 1. ,R. cw ' 2 I A I A l .. ctu O X - , . i ' , C ..' , . fg X. ' . . z .' ' ' flweerleabzrs LCWENA MANNING,JANICE HATCH,JANET WIESP,SARAH RIGGS,VIVIAN WHITE, CAPT PHYLLIS CHASW,NANCY FULTON Both groups of cheerleaders have stimulated enthusiasm in the student body, putting They hold practices on Mondays, remaining after school to put a polish on new and old cheers Captained by Phyllis Chase, the Varsity group has worked out many new cheers this season to boost the school spirit at games Joyce Bullock captains the Junior Varsity group who have turned in a fine performance also this year Ibft to Right. BARBARA FIFIELD, SH RLEY LAW, CAPT JOYCE BULLOCK, JOANN KENNEDY, PATRICIA ANN GRANDY on a peppy exhibition of cheering routines. Congratulations to them and advisor, Miss Brown! ff 1127 O0 N Sf S o 219i Q, 'D Qv W9 o X- 9, 0' 6 'O 0 Nvgz 460446049 0 CY o 9 Q4 O0 6?-495 oo 'J' ex- . 'Y .Ml 7Ba.'5zba.Tl Q 69 YQ 0 A 0 ' W w X73 Front Row GOth3m, R Tuttle, Towne, LaFountain Matthews, Whlteford, Founta1n Second How McCarty, Ordway, Colllson, Hull Ashley, Plke, Reed, A Tuttle, Fulton, Coach Bawt1nh1mer 'x If 5 Nxt H- ,Piq- 'X n. ,Q l ' hi. . O0-vgywb - 9 Q0 0 ' - . M Q diqqp - 63 xx O 'X' 'X K O S1 vw JI' X Q M RPO S n , QQ 'Asc xy 'Y 14' ., v mx ' O K, -. K? O X 5 0 f. N -1'1f 'cw' . . ' , A'v', .A AV, A as - if I ,ISXSXNT . ., -glkkwxm A , -X , '+ xr' 'mfg SX W' 'I fmf, ,n 1Qg ' -YY 4 Y -'f Y'-' ,V , l qrrm f KN: , QQ, A 'f j X nhl. , , f y X I 1 -4 , . , ff .,f' 7 f . ow i O 2 . Q ' , :. ' , HIGHUCHTS F-OR CLASS OF '52 1ap.!a I F: K F 'h-H Fzi-kk BVI' -1 ig' If 1 'I VIS! 11, ,I I nf: Hn' I ll 1 1 'M gl Junior-Senior Prom '52 - Left, top Class of '52 - Right, top Senior Play, June '52 - Above and Center Right Dedication Scene, May '52 - Harold Curtis fills cornerstone box, lower right CHRISTMAS 59. Y 'G qrgq Q limi? CROSS PATCH FAIRIES Top Left Santa Center Left. Handkerchief Dr1l1 Center R1ght Bow Peep Lower Left Second Grade Boys Top Left CPage 375 Toy Soldlers Center Left CPage 37, Elves Lower Left QPage 371 Second Frade Puls Lower Fught, Wage 375 First Grade G11-ls s T , 4 hx 1 i A V, ' Qs u 4 A - I9 eng I 2 Q f A ' . W- 1 ' ' V? 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