Lafargeville High School - Blazer Yearbook (Lafargeville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1954 volume:

,- 5. 743 Blayw I94 PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OFTHE laFargeviIIe Central School Blazer Staff Ronald Bauter, Advertislnp' Manager' Esther' Fulkerson, Asslstant Editor Jo Anne Tubollno, Euqlness Nanager Beverly Ge tman, Editor'-in-chief FUREWUBD We the graduatlne class of 195M hav been both joyful and sorrowful during our years 1U school In this hook we leav wlth you some of the every one who reads these pages wlll understand gust how much these high school days have mean t to us K6 -llll-:Illll f I I I D 5 memories we will cheerish. We hope I X X UEUIEATIU V d H s nc r'ty 9 cratitud Mat e tke clasq of 19Q4 d Q'case this Qdition of th Wlwzgr to ch mnmory of Mr Fred J feckesser wments ach y ar have wsnired to nf orts and P'gher on s and has endpar c Pxm to us all 3 X N N X x N X x X Nx N ,XX .x . I It is witn ee, 1 e 4 nd I' S t..- . - .. S'- . - A8 L - V e -. . ' . V , His friendly 1nterQsL fn the scholqsti 'iCL2iA. 2 e .. i. us gre Ver eff - 5 -1 , e' U-M . i T5 xikvx 5-3 GN ,,,.-R,- I ABOI R TO keep allxe 111 xour brent th It little splrk of celestlalfire eonsclenee C11-omr NN KSIIINC TON 5 IT Q .MAL ALM M TEH Par above all other High School Stands old L C S Far above the rest In activities and in classes La Fargeville takes first place For she has her student body Who can set the pace CHORUS Lift your voices ever onward Let the echoes ring For we love our Alma Mater Praise to her we sing! 5 She will shine in all her glory l PQI CIPAL VICE PRI'CIPAL Claud M Uutch'nson Ruth N Tracy DISTRICT SUP RIWTEhDmNP Elwood Forrest r 6 V . 1. 1 1' 4 1--1 ..l .-l-1 -1, S a, .L A ' I .. v v -, I D4 la 1 3 lf mghmk ww 5011 4 as fr: U duvqt H lqtp L, f 'WWI fu- 1, piern sid Treasurer G. Eretscn - Hrs. F. Garner 7 F EULTY Lront Row Eachman Music Korytko French and nvlish Hudoleston 6th gr de Hutcninson Pr'ncipa1 Ieister Shop o hath an 'c nce Gsm r V s'ca1 ouc L on Second Row Grant Librar an walrath Latin and Vnglish uorr lst zrade Barton 6th grad Tracy Jr High hath nd Natrew lso cr oe Stowell 5rd vrnde king 4th grade Layne 4th Qrao Thlrl Row Hollenbeok Home oonomios Coleman ur Philioq Vovnl Stieve ommervial Crowner 5th Grad Doualas Social Qtudies onklin 5rd grade Loveland 2nd grade e c Holloway 2nd grade ! W 8 KQV 'D - N '3 3 .. '- -z ' - W ' - Q . U D B n Q, ' s - H , T - ze X H L di - , , . cf . 2 C1 star - Z d Q ie A - . E , .e - Tny . X E' eel ,M - H se . ,.- F o , , o n,, , Douglas - Kindegarton Triop - Sth grade - i - . E e ' - .. 3 ' o - .X M R A x - y I - MA - 1 5 I I - ' - . 1 L 1 G Sci n e 1 - A r K, -W Liv. .an 1 D521 f W, V 2 K- TOZ 2 f LPBD4 . rncrn 5 :nrczr I -1- School rHy0'ci an arf UQ F D 4w n , t ad F Glnman GCN ir, 9 Nextdn Bus Dr virs nd QV, Qu 3 ,L Dillilpf, .Jn Malntanence Qtaff Ge man, X Aewton - che L8 R Vewton 10 ...TS -Nm XSS' ful E figk X 'Q VS E HOLD these truths to be self evldent that all men are created equal THOMAS JEFFERSON 1 'Eh' 1 E QR Q Intramurals Quiz Team 5 Pre ident 5 Swing land 5 Band l 2 5 4 Play Cast 5,4 Blazer Committee Cafeteria Staff 5 Scholarship Prize 2 Wmplre Girls State 5 Perfect Attendence 5 LaFarge Review 2,5,4 Red Cross Representative Class Officers Jack Clark, Pres dent, Roaalind hughto, News Peporter, Charles Galley ecretary JoAnne Uubolino, reasurer Richard Burns Vice President Sue uraves VALEDICTORIAN is ner fare r is Her Esther Ina Fulkerson SALUIPTORIAN Whenever we mentioned that out of town guy, D tw4nkle did always aopear in her eye Class Olors llue GHG Silv r Class Flow r Red Rose Class lotto Not for school But for life w l arr 12 Intramurals Band 1,2,5,4 quiz Team 5,4 Softball Team 2 Cheerleader l,2,5,4 Junior Dlay Cast Senior Play Cast Class Secretary 5 Class President 1 Band Treasurer 5 Cafeteria Staff 5 eholqrshio prize 2 Perfect Pttendence l Athl t'c lreasvrer 5,4 LaFarg Review Staff 2,5,4 4 A i - ' - . C4 - xl mx. , O., ' 3 rm 'I L' 3 J I X ' A M M . l Eli . f'l! .1 I. Q , I es P C M , . J F-H-PM 2,5 L C 1 Q Blazer Staff 4 , T , C c , , ! ! 9 C, 4 'S 'L . J 1 ., - ,4 ,I s. c .I C, Fl . J 3 ' A 4 . e e l ' 4 ' 1 C S C, , . 1,2 1 e I s m , J , e L - 5 K Richard James Ludlow His blushes, he does repeat, But still water alwgyg puns dgep Rosalind Marie Bughto Intramurals Rosie, a friend of all Baseball 2,5,4 Has never failed duties call Senior Play Cast Junior Play Cast Cafeteria Staff 5 Basketball Mansrer 5 Intramurals Quiz Team 5 F.U.4, 2,5 Library Club l News Reporter 4 Norma June Patterson As quiet as a mouse She plans on a four room house Intramurals Senior Play F.H.A. l,2,5 Library Club Blazer Committee Secretary-Tresurer 1 Junior Play Committe LaFarge Review Staff 5,4 Blazer Committee 4 Senior Blay Committee Junior Play Committee LaFarge Review Staff 5,4 is 13 W Y ef f A , , A piiiig ei ,K A L Ka. Charles Edgar LaRose He sits from sun to sun wondering why his work is never done Soccer 4 Intramurals Blazer Comwittee Senior Play Castittee Junior Play Committee Jack Wayne Clark Jack can sometines V8 a pain But boy, what a brain Intramurals Soccer 4 Quiz Team 5 Senior Play President 4 Band l,2,5,4 Baseball 2,5,4 Swing Band 5,4 Vice President 1 Class Reporter 3 Basketball 1,2,5,4 Blazer Committee Scholarship Prize Empire Boys State Perfect Attendence Junior Dlay Committee LaFarge Review Staff 2,5,4 MW Rich rd Donalc Burns Dick is one of th IWP d's great st nest Hut ev rfone w'11 P n Q h 's on of tre b t Soccer 4 Band 2,3 4 Intramurals Blazer Committee Junior Dlay Cast Senior Ula Cast Vice Presid nt 4 Basketball 1,2 5 Labs hevi w taff Donalu Joseoh Vott e oon't care much for trem ther books out boy, he eicels in them there looks sand 2 Intramur ls Baseball 2,3 4 Senivr Flay Cast Basketb ll 1 2,5 Blazer Committee Junior lay Committee LaFarpe Review Staff rrlsclllx J re K nney Whether its conv rt'bl hardtons or lust wla n carts Pic 13 knovn in all diff rent Dnrts Twirler o,4 Pheerl ader 5, lee Pre ident 5 Junior Plav Ca Senior Plav Cast Qlazer Committee Girls Softball 2 LaFarge Review Staff 5,4 Rob rt Harvey fills He keeps all the girls in a tfzzv, First its Sally then its Lizzy Intrarur ls Bas? toall 2 5,4 B ball 1,2, , Blazer Committee 4 Junior Play Committee SSD1OP Play Committee Iafarge Review t ff 1,2,3, JoAnne hllZBbGth Tuboll Jo, the che rl ad r, the b nker and the gal who has spells She sticks to one guy, who her book excels Chorus 1 Twirler 2 -N., Intramurals Blazer Staff A 1, librarv Club 1 Treasurer 2,5 4 Class Peport r 1 Senior Play Cast Cheerleading 1 2 5,4 Junior Play Committee Cafet ria Staff 1 2 4 4 LaFarge Review taff 5:4 14 I L ro, Charle Lawler Ba k tball ra bel what v r snort ou Prose with Bud on our t am le're sa e rot to lo e lootrall 1 Intramurals Plazer Co 'ttee Junior Vlay ta t Paseball 1 2,3 4 Week t all 1,2 3 senior P1 f Co mittee LaFarge Pevi f Qtnff an? if' Ronald Qalpn euter fhenever we need d a us Tre blu m rc PV took ue ooccer 4 Blazer taff Band 1 2,5 4 Bae b ll ,5,4 Senior Flay Cast Junior llay Cast Basketball l,2,5 Cafet ria Staff 1 LaFarre Review Staff Cecil a Qev rlg Getman Lr eruly y l rd a ev alwafs ct H ad 5 J Intramural u'z T an Dr Qfdent 2 Dano 1 2 2 4 2 1 Guin on 'en or Play Ce JJn'or C e rl t 'a Ctnff 1,2 a nrve R View C lav T 1 af 15 Rob rt mereon Kelsey mis road did xtend into a cl ud out h h d many a Intramurals Ba Vetball 2,5 4 Junior Play Caet Blazer Committee C6UlOP Ilny Committee LaFarge Review Ct f Charles Rob rt galley aitty, Welnful and Dull of 'Ok Q We QL5 Vltb F C fo ke Band 1 2 Chorus 4 Secretary 4 Fr non Club 4 quiz T am 5 Vice Pr sioent 2 Jun or Flay Caet Senior Play Caet Blazer Commlttee Perfect Attendence l echolarsh'p Prize 1,2 Q LaFarfe Rev'ew Qtaff l 2 4 Jr Red Cross Representative fl' HJ 4 ak, ' 2' 4 f 1 if 9 1' S . . 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N , u - n to S, i A 1 .1 -.- a g I .L . u , Jo Anne Iubollno, do vlll my ablllty to go stead! to Warcla Waller and ny wlt to Helen Malt I, Robert wills, do w1ll my vlove Wltk the lumlrous thumb that I used for hitchhmklng to Davld Tlmerman and my love for tardiness to Fred Barton I, Donald Yott, do wlll my d nc nv abllitw to Jo eph Stanford and my ablllty to grumble to Phd Parks Ta tly, we hereby' apoolnt execut ix of tdls our last will and Testament, herebr revok n all for e llls made by nwll and void In ultness, thereof, we on thi day of , ke y ar one thousand nin hundred Plfty t ee do subscribe our names Jitness Wim S PHUPHEEY It has been twenty years since seventeen seniors stood tall and stately in the LaFargev1lle auditorium receiving their well deserved diplomas Since that time, we have all disseminated to parts which were unknown in our high school days Last week a few of us were visited by a couple school mates who were spending their two week's vacation flying their new rocket ship to the planets, which have been inhabited since 195k These two were Charles LaRose and Bob Kelsey The two said that after leaving the planet earth they sailed through space until they reached Mars The first person they met was Esther Wulkerson hurrying to another meeting of the United Nations that included the news planets. She was the representative from Mars. After a short chat, was ushered into her streamlined jet automobile. Next the two boys went into the capital of Mars, Orleans. There they met Jack Clark coming from the school, where he was still taking Chemistry. He just couldn't get into college without Chemistry. Jack told the boys that JoAnne Tubolino and Don Yott did finally get married and have a very prosperous farm and three adorable children, and are living outside of Orleans. Then they got talking about real- estate and Jack said, 'Did you know that Rosalind Hughto was the new head of the Wee Willie Realestate Corporat1on Then the boys headed back to their ship. Before they reached there they saw Norma Patterson and her husband Harvey, who were also touring the planets. Norma said they had left their children in a nursery school called, 'Sue Graves's Little Onesn. Sue surprised us all and didn't become a English teacher but married and started a nursery school. 17 , . . . . , I I . 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After this great surprlse the boys were mighty bewildered and in quite a daze Charlie unfortunately bumped into a tall, dark man. when the man straightened his hat they noticed it was Ronnie Bauter Ronnie was on his way to Jupiter to sell some new kind of insurance He also runs a enormous truck farm in the innermost part of Mars The boys next stop was Neptune, where they met Beverly Getman ushering three little red heads into a barber shop Bev said she had completed the nurses training course and was now the superintendent of nurses at the large Memorial Hospital They decided to move on because no one else they knew could be found there Upon wondering in space for two days, a large planet loomed into existence It was Pluto There they met Bob Wills driving a new baby blue Ford jet He finally made enough so that he could buy himself a new jet, for his traveling salesman's job The boys visit was cut short because they heard that an old class mate was playing a baseball game that afternoon on Saturn The first thing they saw when they reached there was Bud Lawler running out on the field waving his arms in the air Yes sir, that's Bud, first string pitcher on the Pee Wee Baseball team One of the other players was Dick Ludlow This is one of Dick's hobbies but his real occupation is pearl diving Oh, but who's that coming in the 197h rocket Why, of course, 1t's Charles Galley When they stopped him to talk, he said that every Sunday he went to Pluto to preach in the new church Charles said that Priscilla Kinney had started a Matrimonial Agency and she, herself, advice to the lovelorn Later he said that Dick Burns had remained unmarried in his own private business called Sears Radar Inc Dick so much trouble in high school with women that he decided bachelor After the boys had seen all their old friends, their was giving and was working said he had to remain a two weeks were up so they decided it was best to head their ship homeward Tired from their journey the boys lay back and fell asleep to dream of their adventure of the new planets and their inhabitants Our class of 195k began with great anticipation when we entered ninth grade our class enrollment was 21 members This was the biggest our class had been so far Our class advisor was Mr Closter, who tried very hard to help us reach our goal In our class the boys were Richard Burns, Jack Clark, John Coffey, Frick Davis, Charles Galley, Robert Kelsey, William LaFleur, LeRoy Lawler, Darcy Maron, Robert Reome, Louis Wells, Wienrick Davis, Ronald Bauter, the girls were Barbara Dano, Esther Fulkerson, Beverly Getman, Sue Graves, Rosalind Hughto, Betty LaClair, Norma Patterson, JoAnne Tubolino We had our election of officers president, Esther Fulkerson, vice president, Jack Clark, secretary and treasurer, Norma Patterson, and news reporter, JoAnne Tubolino As the year progressed we lost John Coffey, Erick Davis, Darcy Maron, Wienrick Davis and gained Charles LaRose, Richard Ludlow, Leola Smith, and Donald Yott The interest in activities was high in our early high school days We had seven band members, three J V. cheerleaders, and eight basket ball players Our class had its hayride and all enjoyed our annual picnic at Cedar Point One of the biggest events of the year was our Junior High Graduation Mrs Tracy proudly handed us our diplomas, which made us full pledged Sophomores and also we were in Senior High School 18 e e e e 0 O e e e 0 e e e e e e e e e 0 e I e v 0 e e o O e e .4 e e 4 0 g o ' e C O I I I O e I O O At the beginning of our Sophomore year, our class enrollment was now down to 20 members Wienrick Davis, John Backus, and Pauline Bertagni came to us but soon left along with Robert Reome, Betty LaCla1r and Louis Wells Priscilla Kinney came to us in March, which brought our enrollment up to 19 members Mrs walrath was our advisor this year This was the year the school was under construction we had our homeroom in the new building until the high school was finished When we moved to our own building we decided we needed to start earning money for our senior trip We elected Beverly Getman as presi dent, Charles Galley, vice president, Norma Patterson, secretary, Joanne Tubolino, treasurer, and Dick Burns, news reporter In November we held a Bake Sale and placed some money in our bank Also in this month three of our girls were made Varsity cheerleaders, nine boys basketball players, eight students were placed on the LaFarge Review staff and one more made band A Sophomore hayride was held in March Beverly Getman invited us up to her house afterwards The night turned out to be too cold so we just had a house party Miss Hollenbeck and Mr Korytko were our chaperones when May came around we held a May dance We crowned the king and queen We were very fortunate to have Esther Fulkerson, a candidate from our grade as an attendent to the queen After the May dance, in June we had our annual picnic at Cedar Point This year we had our own bus load seniors this year, we, juniors, enjoyed sitting in the senior room Our enrollment came up to 20 members with Robert Wills joining us Our class officers were president, Sue Graves, vice president, Priscilla Kinney, secretary, Esther Fulkerson, treasurer, JoAnne Tubollno, and news reporter, Jack Clark This year we really got down to business and began earning money We started out by sponsoring a magazine drive Next came the paper drive, where we split the profits with the seniors We combined our play as a Sen Junior play this year Our play was For Pete's Sake' directed by Mr Huddleston and Mrs Walrath Priscilla Kinney made Varsity cheerleading this year and nine were out for basketball Along came harvest season and we held a Harvest Moon Dance Soon after this we started selling everyday cards and stationery Charles Galley, Sue Graves, Esther Fulkerson, and Jack Clark repre sented us on the Quiz Team Our Junior hayride this year was different We went down to Omar Dance We were pleased to have Mr and Mrs Douglas Getman as our chaperones In March we held a St Patrick's Dance with Oberton's orchestra as music 19 Our Junior advisor was Mr. Huddleston. As there were only three n 0 0 O . O The biggest event of the year was the Junior Prom on May 29 Donald Furst's Music Maker's played for us and it was our first formal dance Donald Yott and JoAnne Tubolino were king and queen 1 1 Barbara Dano and Leola Smith left us in June, leaving only seven g r s Our senior year, the biggest year of all, brought many problems We now had seventeen members for graduation Our class officers were Jack Clark as president, Richard Burns, vice president, Charles Galle secretary, JoAnne Tubolino, treasurer, and Rosalind Hughto, news reporter Mrs Douglas was our senior advisor We started out by ordering our play books In between this we planned our year book We elected Beverly Getman as Editor In Chief Esther Fulkerson, assistant Editor, JoAnne Tubolino, Business Manager, and Ronald Bauter, Advertising Manager We took over the LaFarge Review with Esther Fulkerson as our editor We began selling Christmas cards and stationery but stopped for our magazine drive In October seven fellows were out for basketball and four girls for cheerleading We had a championship soccer team this year Some of o fellows were on the team On October 30, we had our play nJust Ducky With such a good performance, quoted by Mrs Douglas, our director, she had all us seniors up to her house for a steak supper The losers in the magazine drive had us up to Esther Fulkerson's for our senior hayride Miss Hollenbeck, Miss Coleman, and Miss Mayne were our chaperones the quiz team When we had some b sketball games, we s ld hotdogs,softdrlrk, and candybars Later in December we began a candybar sale at noon me he planned a sock hop in January where every one came dressed in jeans and danced in there sock feet In February we had a Qnow Frolic which made the winter time seem more pleasant We had an Alumni Night where the members from the odd years played basketball against the even years Both boys and girls played also in Narcn we held a supper in the cafeteria Along came April and we had an April Fool' Dance Our class left for New York City on Good Friday morn Our trip was enjoyed by every member of the class We all came back bubbling over with enthuslam May was our Senior Ball We were able to hold the first ball in the new gym Not long after this was graduation night We were all proudly sit ting up on the stage awaiting Mr Hutchinson's presentation of our hard earned diplomas All though we were glad, most of us were partly sad to be leaving good old L C S We hope that all classes following us may have the good times we have had throughout our twelve years of school Z0 . . . . F, 0 S . . ur O nl Esther Fulkerson and Charles Galley were our representatives for 15, SEPTENS 19, 21, OCTOBER 27, so, School Senior Senior Senior Senior began Class Class Class Class lst issue of Senior Class 1 VLMDLR 10, 11, 1 p 24, 26, DECEMBL i JANUARY 1 i EALE UAH with an enrollment of 470 students held a paper drive selected yearbook and ye rbook staff selected their senior rfngs sponsered a m gazlne drive the LaFarge Review was ublished present d NJust Duckyn, a three act comedy Sen1or's sale of Christmas cards and stationery ended Senior Class Our magazine LaFargeV1lle 2nd issue of Seniors sold Students got enjoyed a steak suooer at Mrs Dougl s's party was held at Esther Fu kerson's School was represented by the chosen Quiz Team the LaFarge Review was published refreshments at the Philadelphia LaFargev1lle game out for Thanksgiving Vacation Sen1or's began their candybar sale at noontime R Seniors sold Srd issue of LaFargevllle Senior Class Students got refreshments at the Redwood LaFargeville game the LaFarge Review was published band held a concert ln the auditorium held a bake sale at Bretsch's out for Christmas Vacation Senior Christmas party was held at Nrs Douglas's School reopened from Christmas Vacation Seniors sold Senior Class Seniors sold 4th issue of Seniors sold FVBRUARY 3. MARCH 2 APRIL 4, MAY JUNL 2 e , Seniors sold Refreshments game Senior Class Seniors sold 5th issue of Senior Class 6th issue of Senior Class Students got Seniors left Senior Class refreshments at the Theresa LaFargeville game sponsered a Sock Hop refreshments at the Black River LaFargeville game the LaFarge Review was ublished refreshments at the Cape Vincent LaFargeville game refreshments at the vans Mills LaFargev1lle game were sold by the seniors at the Antwerp LaFargev1lle held a Snow Frolic in the auditorium refreshments at the Lvme LaFargev1lle same the LaFarge Review was published held an Alumni Night in the L C S gvm the LaFarge Review wa oublished sponsered an April Fool's Dance out for Easter Vacation for New York City sponsered a Senior Ball Baccalaureate services were held in the LaFaraev4lle auditorium Graduat'on l9o4 seniors received their diplomas Z1 .TER 8, - -. 2, - , - , . RO R T 2, c . 1 , . 9 ' 1 , ' 'A ' . 20, . 50, . . 4, 0 9, . ll, . 17, . 18, . 21 1 . . '4, . 8, -V , . 9, . 5, ' o 20, n . 26 - . ll E - . 19, . A - 20, ' , 2 c V - k, , , . 26, Y . 19, . . ... A . 5, 9 . 2, . 1 , . 16, . 7, . 27, F g A , 1 9 1 ' iilnrg ,- -gf!!! 8 A1665 'H 'fl- lgjlfll fN 1 N, K .- 5 lX Huux F1:L1v1Tx IS produced not so much In great pieces of good fortune that seldom happen bw httle adxantages thfit occur exerx dax BENJMIIN. Pluxlulx F AX-Nfxx ,H-Lu - -x QS CLASSES 1 dsx A Y- I, x . ',as Vx Y . QH Z3 EL SS UF 1955 CLASS OF 'SS Getman, D Davld, I Patterson, B Posbey, E Walts, G Barton, J White, A Ludlow A fraves, J Barton, B Carlisle, B LaFleur, B Patterson, J Larkin, w Poth, Miss Stieve D Hutchinson, J Stephany, D Stone, J Nebert, B PcAvoy, C Christophel, J Stanford f7'A f-1' f .UM KZZZ , M J J J 4' if!! t X 0701, -5- '.. f 'A 11114, A U IW! XM' 6 fauter, hlnney, JBVIS lls Q ey of foohmora J nell lllofn To Qvthe ebv ace 1 Flock Lawqrche Q Q Lon 9 nd nv W n WG o,, c1vWvQ alrath Sho ms, imozfwn D 1wQrMQr r G Wlack, iqrton FBQWWD lee Y I VP1SCOWh:ll J DF on Rc ll, V, GPH P D CUFW4 F UO11OHDV For my P. F104 QF bb W Q W q 1 Fo pu nptnw D fOT5 Onfmrd uPQCD' Jr b Schuh 50? Up In 'lqc ,U Q C O Z5 5 A , Claos C. I E. V '., J. 5 , E. L ' , , C. E P.L , F. K9l..J, S. il , .. L , E. J, 5. D. hi , 1. Fi-:,r, T. EQS , T. J h 'r,n, 3. TQLO , U. LVi.' L. S ?,L ,r, Irs. L L. K,ls , L. Bla R, D. r. P. T .,-nl , . flu, MA,, V. 'U V,, . Q . J. M V . r. 1 F ..uU,h f'Vv3 'rm - 1 - . -Nite, R. C, , ,dz , . C. tu-, G. y he F M,,n,id-r, H. .'H Arr, 4. - ' ,, H. ,. t, 1 fft' . J. Ro ,f-s, C. -?au, 3. I It , J. Evan, 1, ,tn ,, J. D ,U, V S. revs, 5. S.' ., J. S uf, -. S' , J., L. .1 n.2m, T. - M. Dr, 1, fe, ' 3. .nh,Tvnn - -n,,,n v - , .. A' A ' '1 A. H,11e , R. , hgh, J, M1 Ve, I' , Eh MCD QCH JT9d F ui trich A QFPMD Parknr, L itcqe 1, J. Qwfo Sarnps Ctpfforu itch 11 Jan new D QQ Rob inq G urlev, 1 t Qrmnn a fq J awuewal DP Javox 'llq J UouQQ Backus Wen lbro nk Q qnv or Mr QL he awfmrd J 'a.tQrQon bav1cQAf v Q an nr Qvld QV UPUC 7fh UTQRQ Berxmpn, R Lowrf, Jenraf K 1 ro Putchvnson J Daughen E rton, I tanton J QEEQUQ le 'nr-1111 lr G' 'QOH ad ook Qarton har F'nnev, I C SMD ton QM r Korvtko na Qreon tchett Luulow 1110 , J DavidQo' pn . nn 1 Davis Y Wiltse, E Trombley Ahsnnt T Ford 26 V' Q V . , , . Nie , J. I e , Y. L,3. JH,, E. Fiw- 1. , V, W 1,-, . V In kJ . V . L L 1 F 51. rd, L. 1 , T. Y, -, . M I-. R. fr , , K. Q , ', N. K ,e , L. I , , H. L ,'e, S. A , S. ' I -,,n,, R. 31.1, D. QFIZQ, H. 71nd , Nr.. Tr,w 3. 1 ,E -, L. Qng-1, 3. F L S. 1. ., B. C, i..oiu,1, J. S.. - , . T L - I , R. ' f Jd, Q. gs i's. , g - in, J. 3 -. i:s,.t C. -. . ,J, R. ' 1 . 1 J. A . M, 1. K v'-, T. HQrrf-, V. F-,.'s, . A b , E. Ford, J. K' FJJ, J. Patte-1 D. . L , . , , R. Ma11Qb?r, H. P G , R. A , I. a . S , . Fis-- , X. .. L . o .-y, V. S e, v V U ... ..a.,., ,, . K , G. H t, - , M. Fi e, R. ' ., A. E tg N, V U, 3, Her, R. .1 , I. , . , , .M A . . 1' th Grade First Division M s Barton J Brown G Zang, Salter, N Lawler, E Nash, L Lowry, S Baller B Barton, Ludlow G Jobson, I Wiltse J Pobbins, D Cas , Mrs Barton M wiltse, G Jobson, K Reese, K Sanford H Daughen, C Rexford 6th Grade Second Division Mr. Huddleston W. Geng, J. Patterson, S. Barton, J. Payne, E. Hudson, E. Case, B. Evans, J. Ellingworth, K. McCarthy, C. VanBrocklin, L. VanLuren Mr. Huddleston R. Sanford, D. Hagen, G. Getman, T. Rexford, Abaentz G. Carlisle, N. Ealtz 27 Z il , 'V -J N ', vw gt ' 1 Y , fa, , e . .P . o , e Ss a ' 'V o 0 0 - , l Bl , I 'C , O - O 8 I ,I C I O N-1 , I O 5th Grade First Div1s4on Miss Crowner R Bretsch, J Carter L Hotis, W Slate G Bedor R Kelsey, C Bradford J Hudson, D Reome, T Easton H Hurley, J Hudson, A Hughes, M Mallahar D Strader D Fall, I IaRose, Miss Crowner Mrs Tripp C Stone, L Mitchell, C Wills, S Kirby, L Petty B Slate, M White, S Sanford, J Allen E Nier, A Shaw, M White, N Followay, D David E VanAlystyne, C Doolittle, Mrs Tripp D White, D Wills, L Dietrich, E Stanford R Siewertson, D Smith Z8 ' ' 1 ' f , 0 , u ' ! ' 0 Q A 0 0 Aa f I A , , . ' Sth Grade Second Division O O O O I , O 1 0 0 l Y I A D , I u 'Q 0 0 , 0 ss 0 M- 4th Grade First Division Mrs King J Parish, N Joles, Dorr J Doolittle, J Eckert, L Nhite K Bachman, T Barton, C Robbins, S Davis, V Christophel, F Fall, Mrs King R Kelsey, T Brown, L Wills, J Barton, J VanDeWalker, F VanA11en, Absent D VanPllen, C L wler Miss Mayne F Vroman, S Carter, J Patterson, K Shultz, S Albro, C Lowrv, lliott, B Ea tz S Vaadi M Vroman, E Sanford, L Black D Dunning Johndrow C Shaw, Liss Neyne Absent D Stanford, J Hall Z9 . ,. J. , . . .' 4th Grade Second Division A v.i. . i , . A ' A . . - . J , . , L. , . - T - 5rd Grade First Division Miss Conkling L Payne, D David, L 'uosor Stone, S Vromar, T Fouse, C Vatber, E Letman, 5 Sanford, P Dano, B Easton G Fitchette, D Savage, W Davis, G Sanford Absent G Cheal 3rd Grade Second Division Mrs Stowell L Joles, L Slate, S Eckert, J Harris, S Slate, S Caswell, L Mallabar, R Elliott, T Navarra C Bretsch, C Slate, S White, R Lamarche G Black, R Fitchette C Bedor O Evans, C Pettey, G Amyot, R Savage, R Timerman, L Robbins, M Kirkby 30 U 0' voE.w A,Cq up 1 ln. ea 4 Miss Conkling, D. Hutchinson, N. Kinnev, D. Fisber, R. Nier, P. Papin, Y 0 0 n c , 0 U 1 2nd Grade First Division Miss Loveland L Cupernall, E Couglar B Albro C Geng, A Evans, A Joles E White, P Eckert H Tibbles, G Shaw, M Lawler, K Alton, G Orvis W Smith, Miss Loveland Absent Trina Carlisle 2nd Grade Second Div1s'on Mrs Holloway C Dietrich, W Graham, F Bedor C Shultz, G Elliott, J King, J Savage, J Rexford A Bradford M Sanford, L Vaadi, S Kinney N Eiss Absent K Stanford, M Cheal, L Brown 31 U xl , D O O I C , l I 0 U O I C , O ' R. Olmstead, M. Burrows, J. Jones, H. Nash, G. Wills, J. Fesford, B. Grant, C U I I I , D , 0 a no , 's lst Grade First Division Mrs wrr J Paoin, C Rexford N Amyot, williams I Wlliott, R Nier J Bachman, D Olmstead, G avans Qtone, Davis, N Heller A Delaney, J Dodge N Bretsch, T Kelsey, L VanAllen Qanford C David, R Davidson, H Narrow Graham F' Waterman lst Grade Second Division Nrs Matthews J Burns, C Banter W Vroman N Maltby, L Jones M Fitchette, C Dewey, N Ingalls S McCoy Mrs Matthews, C Naxarra, A Nell! S Trombley, h Amyot D LaGraves, T Mallabar, W elliott Y L r M Will- N Smith, D Davis, M Norton, R Ebblie, J btrough, S Parver 32 0 I-fu ' 0 5 0 , in Eg :If , , M , , ' ' 0 0 .4 C' B' Y' 1 1' I , vo n . C T' I ' 0 .o , -D. , . , B. Wilson, P. Vachon, Mrs. Dorr . . , , O I , U , I A I , IU . z. , . . U I 7 A I V L, U 1. , U . N. ,1 yy, 'ie , o H s.-, X uoono N . . , N '7' Ju ll Kindergarten A Session M'ss Douglas D x wilson, R Cutnbertson H lorton Miss Douglas lnehour Vaadi S Guo rnall D Ealts lt 1 s VanA1len H Dodge Absent Fitchette ltro Shaw 'sr LAHS X4 ns Kindergarten P M Session Miss Douglas R Black, N Elliott, P nckert, J Caswell K Vroman D Fisher, B Sanford, G Vroman, N Shultz, G Hass, T Vaadi S Waterman, Miss Douglas J Vaadi J Walti, N Rock rt D Roblns n 33 , rua? . 5 , ,,r ig , 5. f Y t ' Q X 2 ,. I I f' - I YW - 24 sm' ' f ' X 'V ' , QQ X 4 M - , rl V4 5 4 i .3 ' I a WPQS r 4 . A , ,N , ' 5 If ' '-.. K , ' ,f. t A f . , U I fi- ! 'f V M Q dll ua 4- 5 . Or'lQ, U. W . , . 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'. o XX -.I -...-1 v OUR Ifhlllflikl 1 vox lt must be preserx ed Ax umm JAC xbox ,r.,.L lll Ill .A fi fi ll fi 1 ACTIVITIES Z Band 1 e, b Klnney, HP11er, Tim rmwn, H .aT L Barton Iitcnoll, J Burns, roves, C Sohnelder, P rlsher Cetr S Sewe, B oosbey, P .1nney hr Bachr alts, D Storm, W Hu kerson, O 1111s, J arcer, B Dav S, U HUtChlDSOH, C S J ebert, Barton, aston, C Butter, J Barton A Ie on, J rouse, S oanford, 1 se, TPIS, van, Q Graves, rl Barter, J I1tCh6 1, nolloww B Fetrn ln out r, n, J 1 D T1mrrF n horus oO oc , m1rerrQn, H Qltb, D itchell, J Qtanpord, J Patterson, Poth, J Van de er, Backus, 4 Albro, I Stone, Baute , Ha11er, S oanford, L Barton, P Yeese, I Backus, C r1stoohe1, R Bauter, Q +1bro, 1 I1tche11, L Liltse, hristoohel, Irs Phillios Fisner, C DChH61d6P, L Ansel, J D1Ptr1ch, 5 Alton, 5 Van Alstyne rley, natthews, I x1nrey, J Parker, B Cosbey, na11on y r Q 35 U. U'1ts '. N. 1 . B. Q t . U -ts, . 1 , K. I L, . + 1. C . . ' . B' , E. - .an, e 1. a A o Er. a -' . A ern, if . , 1. I' 1 ,, 1' . F 1 . 1 . -' . Jaw, . T 1 G. . , T. 3 e -1 ' s ' - 1 .o . Rh . I . G 1.' ,-11 '1t C. UQ ' J. QT., '. v '. o 3. 5'. 1 F. U 1 .y, . 1 f . V. Parks, P. Tinerman, R. Nc Avoy, 2. Burnham, J. Carter, H. Bedor, R. B 15 B. Win- . C ark, 3. Burns, . ',: .H . A o I. A s 1y 1. - . z' . N' 1, . . K. . Uflk N. 1 .' 1. L C. r T1 . A 1 . I. 5 f. -f R. 11 J A . 1 '. .' 'I. '. E. C A 1 . A . Po 5 0 A J. n V o 'll do we . , B. Hu F. 1' 5. I . . . F. - 'a , T. wir i.. Senior Play Cast P nlnnen er ox, c n ratterson, Q Graves, J Tubollno, q1tCT, U Iuvlow, Irs, Douflas, D lley, R Burns, D Rott Quiz Team C Gailey, mul erson, A Graves, D Futchinson 36 V. , W W , , , H p G, V W N . . A U, Q. 4uT-. 5 X D. J true , ... . . A . H , . . . . V J. ularf, R. mf, A i, .,, . 'L J . ua .. , I I H 1 , 24. 1. C a o A 0 -ui JI! Cafeteria Staff C Bauter, J Tubollno, B D8V1S, S Kinney, H Carter, B Kelsey, B 'osbey, A Ludlow, La Iarche, 3 lliot Iiss ollenbeck, Irs Gurner, C on ron Q late, F' H01l0Way L merge Review Staff E Jetmun, mul erson, s Graves, P Clnney, S Hnller, J Tubolino, R nuvhto, B oetman L Lawler, A Graves, B Cosbey, J Berton, v lts, N Patterson, alrath advisor D Hutchlnson, R hc Avoy, J Stanford, D Yott, C G iley, J Clark, R. Burns, R 'il s 37 4 t M17 V 42 ' ., , . fy, M IE - ' 1 - Q ! f 5 . ,Ji 0 o . 0 . 0 ' c 0 Q v o ' So 1 0 E o S. Gr ves, E. Fulkerson, P. Cunning, R. Sauter, Yrs. Hughes, G . 4 Q . e . grew, F. Ter ,l, N. 3 f . N O 0 F - A 30 2 LX' A 0 ' - 0 I . 0 v 0 rw 0 J a 1 Q 0 ' - Q Q 0 A E. 'v'P..4. LT. E. 'Inv - , A - Q F 0 Q . I1 A , . n 1 . Q93 Varslty Basketball Buvhnam, mln ver, D Wurns, D HufCHlDSOH, T Bauter, C La Jose J P tterson, D Qtone, ar s I law er, Q Aelsey, R c Avo , P Tirmerw n, D Timferm n Varsity fheerleaders E Fulkerson, P isher, B Getman, C Bauter, P Klnney, J TUbO1lU0 38 gk r' I X v I ' 5 . ' 2 . 'E QC? g 15 10 5 J G 15 8 12, K Nr. Osmer, ccachg A. V hon, J. Clark, F. Barton, D. Yott, J. Webert. E0 'V 1 5 9.1 ' 'o A- 1 0 1 Y - lo c ' A o . 'a '. ' V. P. k , .. - 1 .. W . V ' y .- w ' . ' . , , . s 0 J V Basketball Sanford, man ger, Bedor, Pr Osmer, coacb, Paddock, D Barton Ludlow, G ocnall, J Barter, strs-d r R hite, J Robbins, Jlack, G aters n, R vlI1I'1, T Sena Pr fi Barnes, J nfffm, C Shaw, Nler, U Qobblns J Cue rleaders h Carter, J Barton, P f'unn1nf', B Chrlstonhel, Sanford, L iltse 39 I O C. , ' lf, I . 1' DJ. . . R. 1 . ' ' . , ' M. Q , . . R. ' . Q L . 'I' . ' It , L. . JC . On . Ag l . 0 E I 1 I x I -5 f B 5 4 f 1 5 3 5 , 1 B 5 f , . W I V 21 f f K C 5 I ?i7Q:V3v , x . V. 1 e 0 0 o 1 . 4 1.1. ' A S, Y, 'ff . Baseball Team D Yott, lc Avoy, V Parks, D Tlmrerman, Lawler, J Clark, D Hutchinson R Baut r TlWmSP n J arter, F Barton, L Peters, J ebert, D Stone Coach Oswer R Ludlow J Black l Soccer Team Coach Osmer, V Parks, J Steohany, 3 Stone, G Schall, Strader, R Bauter, J Cart r C La Rose, R Jhite, R Burns, J Robbins, L Peters, J Clark, J Egan, J anford 40 0 Ro ti Q ' n ' A A Ln c s 5 , F. .A , q C s n s W I , - O E. Burnham, I. Strader, R. White, G. Schall, J. Egan, J. Robbins, u 3 0 0 . X 4- 4 . l K 1,1 ' , f X ,, X J ,R 1 U ! Q D ' n Q hy. o Q 9 , . L, yr . , , . . 1 , , , S , 19.- eww fax Tm- oxm vs u to ku-p ilu ul of thc prom-.sion IS to vcperum nt If xou don t the other fellow vslll Tumi xs I' msox AJFXYY I 1 ADVERTISEMEN WN 1 A A R a+-X. wwf N . ,. . ,. 'B X x ff 'I Ill 'XD r. Pi , I The FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LAFARGEVILLE LOANS THRIFT ACCOUNTS CHECKING ACCOUNTS SAFF DEPOSIT BOXES FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION DEPOSITS ARE INSURFD UP TO C10 OOO CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1954 COMPLIMENTS OF LAFARGEVILLD MILK PRODUCTS LAFARGEVILLE, NEW YORK 42 MEMBER 1 Compliments of M. B. REXFORD GQOCERIES Phone 2261 La Fargeville, N.Y. Conrratuletions to the Class of 195k Dr. Thurston W. Haller Veterinarian La Fargeville, New York Compliments of SIEWERTSON'S GROCERY Compliments of FRED K GAILEY Phone 2621 La Fargeville, N Y Cowpliments of Feorve nenry 8 Corpiny Phone 2 La argeville Compliments L F Schneider cor CR TLLATIOI Q VD to the Senlor Class of l9Sh Q D and HIT STORU Green valley arm Phone 2021 Le uarreville I and Irs Philio Zan S CPOC6T18S Ieats roduce 43 1 J nl rv .. c 1 v-1 -o71 7' -- 9 - 1 1 ' of c 0 ' -1 'e 0 -1 17--1 ff 1 , v vm , .I-n1 1.1 fx J 1 A T' Rr v-v ku vu C1 A., .H T1 v 5 - .J n -- ' 1 .Po ' '. , . - f Y, , 7 '- I' BRETSCH Fuel R Lumber Co Inc Cement Builders Supplies Petroleum Products phone 2711 LaFsrgev111e, New York Compliments from Class of 1955 E GAY BRUSH Feed Seeds R Fertilizer LaFargeville, N Y Compliments of M H Br ts h General Merchandise Compliments to the Sen'or Class from Post 1788 Compliments HUGHTO'S RARBPR SHOP Compliments LaFargev1l1e Lions Club Complim nts I B MITCHELL A SON LaFargevi11e, N Y I, 0 ' . . e c V of Klock - Smith American Legion of of 44 RELAX Go BOATING Barbour k Nagemaner Boats Johnson Outboard Motors Sales Service Repair GERALD E RE D Fishers Landing N Y Compliments of THOUSAND ISLANDS AG NCY, INC general insurance Phone 573 Clayton, N Compliments NUNh'S HARDWARE Complete line of General Electric Appliances Clayton, New York Best Wishes to the Class of 1954 CHIFTON H GOOD Sales 8 Service Chevrolet 8 Oldsmobile Phone 1065 F HYt01'1, New York Best Wishes of HUNGERFORD'S HARDWARE Frigidaire Appliances Hoover Cleaners Howe Bros, Paints Zenith Radio R Television Clayton, New York orpllrenfs of P11216 Z' QOH VlHPU19 Sales rvlce Cottaoes a Boat Llv ry rishe s Landinv, N Y rhone layton MZUJB rpliments of John R McCann, D D S uhy run mules to store Jhen ou can Q1 e service at your door Cavallarlo Brothers QUALITY C ayton, New York rults, Ieats, Vevetables, Groceries La Fargeville Alex ndria Bay Clayton 1 1 N -, . L, 'L n 'rr ' ' J o Yo . . . of O T ol A - . .. , Q - Il. J . , 1. .. . , A ..1 -C . .Q K,-, JT! N. V . 71 va , U . . YF 1 f' ,. ,J L I ,v . Q V . y Iev . Co. X I U O 0 O .-, . . ol ' P n D The Directors, Officers and Members of the First National Bank Clayton, New York are pleased to extend their Sincere Congratulations and Best Wishes The Class of 1954 All kinds of Fresh A Salt Nater Fish VREQTT FISH CO Phone 68 Cape Vincent, N Compl'ments CLAYTON IMPLEMENTS CO Clayton New York Compllments of the Thousand Island Bus Line P C Taitt, Proprietor Compliments Thomas Mitchell k Son contractor Lumber k Builders Hardware Thousand Island Park, N Compliments of 21 James Street Alexandria Bay, THOUSAND ISLANDS GARAGE4INC Chrysler Plymouth Sales and Service Alexandria Bay, N Y A .Y. of to i of I ' J.Y. THOMSON JEWELER 1. . of .Y. 46 Co llrents of Switzer nd UtCh1HSS LCYI To wtcrtown CreenuoLse Store 520 olcors 116 Arsen l t 1868 1954 Over 85 Years' Service from Hat to Shoes Miller Quality Costs No More Guaranteed Satisfaction Values Lasting Good Looks You'll Save Money Compare J R Miller Co Comollments of SWVFRAYCE DUOTO INC 46 Public Square Watertown, N Y Wlth Thlrty Years XOGPl9DCG Francls Locke, Prob Sociul, Legal, Office R Factory forms 90 PUbllC Square Phone M127 Buck Bullding, uustairs atertown, N Y Compliments THOMAS H BRADLEY INC Distributors of Hardware k Industrial 122 124 Arsenal Street Watertown, Supplies Comoliments of CURTIS HOLMES MUSIC COMPANY Home of Music 199 Stone Street Watertown, N Y Wverything for the School Musician Compliments LIGHT HOUSE LUNCH Wellesley Island, N.Y. AM RICAN SCHOOL STUDIOS 92 state street Rochester 14, N.Y. 47 1 ' Q H ' '1' - o L' - . 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N.Y. of Best Nishes to the Senior Class QUALITY ICE CREAM CO Sackets Harbor, Telephone 4981 School college Jewelry Engraved Announcement Cards BASTIAN BROS CO 1600 Clinton Av ROCYIGSUSI' N Y BUUSTEHS James Nheeler Mrs Wsther Dorr Robert Mathews hlroy Holloway Miss Eulanee Loveland Miss Ruth Conkling George Stowell Miss Janice Mayne Floyd King Miss Bertha Crowner Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and rs Carl Huddleston Doris Barton Mr Eugene E Korytko and Mrs Howard Tracy and Mrs George Closter and Mrs Edison Walrath Miss Marcellne A Stieve Mr and Mrs Clayton Douglas Miss Betty Hollenbeck Mrs Margaret Grant Douglas Phillips Robert Backman Adrian Meister Richard Osmer r and Mrs Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs I' I' James Waterson and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Charles and and and and and and and and and and Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs verett Schneider Claude M Hutchinson Thomas Fitchette A earner Lawler Howard Fulkersor Jonn Burns Frank J Getman William L Graves Aubrey K'nney Roland Baute Hugh Patterson Bill Bsuter David L McDan'e Hubert Patterson Harvey Davis Reuben Carter Clifford Carter and Mrs Ivan Klock and Mrs Edwin Lehr HoVt's Furniture Store Mr and Mrs Theron Clark Mr and Mrs Harold Getman N.Yu , . . 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