Lyme Central School - Ontarion Yearbook (Chaumont, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1951 volume:

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V - • : M--c?s ‘ xc'- '• 6 3§i :V; -v ..- S' r v • . • coSi; v . ..•v - . ■ . v: c '’.cf ’ • . a _ : V : ir- . -' � � .. v V- -- v’ '-' V-'ax;' : x - � ._ .'s. v -. - A-' ;.-.V Zrv -- r J?;- •-' S 39 ’ . .tw Mr. Jay A. Wright Principal Lyme Central School Hail to thee, our alma mater; Haill Lyme Central School. dedication We, the class of � 51, should like to dedicate this copy of The Ontarion to our teachers and parents. Their leadership and understanding have helped to inspire us throughout our school years. To them we are grateful. � 'i o FACULTY w MeJn� M.Scanlon, 0.Stewart, 0.Silver, J.Wright-Princioal I Hollands •KlDmet W.West. Standing: M.Herrick, M.Wilcox M Tiih n Js� E.Richards, M.Southard, A.Sundberg, G.Stone, K.Holland, M.Tighe, P.Boyesen, H.Leiterman, M.Spencer. ’ P.Merchant, El.Frye J.Weaver, J.Wright-Principal, J.Beck. S.Sullivan-Superintendent, H.Purcell, President. Fred Aubertine Oby Basketball-1,2,3 , f Cross-country-2,3 Football-3,if Junior and Senior plays Baseball-1,2,3, f Ass't sports editor Intramurals-1,2,3, If Year book-if Captain Basketball Team-3,if An athlete's glamour he always will be wearing, Since all his deeds are sportsmanlike, With just a hint of daring. Joan Becker Joan” uill-l� 2 Advertising yearbook- - Junior and Senior plays Service Club-2,3,if Chorus-1,2,3 Band-1,3 She appears too calm and serene, But within her heart are depths unseen. Viola Mae Holbrook Vi Quill-lf Yearbook Staff Mixed Chorus-If Photography-� f Junior and Senior plays Secretary-3 Chorus-3, if Tell me, pretty maiden, Are there any more at home like you? Shirley Hoppel Honey Chorus-1,2,3 Mixed Chorus-if Business Quill-1, if Soft ball-1,2,3 Manager Yearbook-lf Beneath her quietness lies true serenity. Kent Horton Uncle Fud Basketball-1,2,3A Football-2 Baseball-2A Stage Manager Intramurals-1,2,3A Junior and Senior plays I'm not really as bashful as I seem. Richard Knight Snow Plow Basketball-1,2,3A Mixed Chorus-1 Intramurals-1,2,3A Stage Mgr. Junior Baseball-1,2,3 A and Senior plays Boys Chorus-3 A Advertising Year- book-1 There's always a smile and cheery Hi , Whenever our Dickie passes by. Rose Mary Loomis Rosie Chorus-1,2,3 A Yearbook staff-1 Quill-1 Secretary-1 She's nice to know, this browneyed lass, And a friend to all in our senior class. Barbara Catherine Luff Babs Chorus-1,2,3A Mixed chorus-1 Band-2,3 A Photography Quill-1 Yearbook-1 Junior and Seniors Service Club-1 Plays Here's a girl of whom all boys are fond5 Which goes to prove that gentlemen prefer Blondes. Elinor Ann Merchant Pinkie Salutatorian Yearbook Editor-in-chief- Cheerleader- Class President-1,2,3 Band-1,2,3 A Chorus-1,2,3, Mixed Chorus- Quiz Kids- Student Council-sec-1,2 Softball-1.2,3 Like gravity she has the power of Attraction. 1,2.3,If Junior and Senior plays Library Staff-3 A QuillJ S.C.Treas.-3 Mudgett Cleo Basketball-1,2,3 Baseball-1.2,3 Mgr. basketball team- Mgr. Baseball team- Football-3 Track-2,3 Intramurals-1,2,3 A Band-1,2,3 A Mixed Chorus-1 Boys Chorus-2,3A Junior and Senior plays Yearbook staff Advertising- Quill-1,2,3 Cross-country-2,3 Master Ceremonies Junior and Senior talent shows Rare compound of oddity, frolic, and fun, Who relished a joke and rejoiced in a pun.' Rose Ann Mumford Ram Pres. Student Council- Chorus-2,3, Class President- Majorette-2,3 Vice President-3 Drum Major- Yearbook Staff- Bus. Mgr. Quill- Red Cross-rep.-3, Junior and Senior Quill 2,3 plays Sweet, light hearted, carefree, gay, A true friend and pal in every way. henry Purcell Hank Basketball-1,2A Baseball-3 A Quill-i,2,3A Band-1 A ’ ’ Student Council Rep.- Sports editor yearbook- Never trouble trouble, 'Til trouble troubles you. Intramurals -1,2,3, Track-1,2 Junior and Senior plays Boys Chorus-3, Basketball Mgr.-3 Robert Rickett Hot Rod Baseball-2,3A Basketball-2,3,1 Intramurals-1,2,3A Football-2,3A SecretaryA Band-1,2,3 A pia Sometimes I sit and think, Sometimes I only sit. Boys Chorus-3A Mixed ChorusA Advertising Year- book- Junior and Senior plays Ruth Scales Shorty Chorus-1,2,3 Mixed ChorusA Business Manager YearbookA Soft Ball-1,2,3 Quiet and serene as she can be Generous and Cheerful—that's our Ruthie. Elizabeth Sundberg Betty Valedictorian Vice-president-2 Service ClubA Treasurer-3 A ChorusA Library Staff-3 A Quill-2,3 Cheerleading-2 Junior and Senior Cup for oratory- b plays Literary Editor Oratorical Contest-3 A YearbookA ’ A sunny nature, a true blue heart. Joy is her motto, friendship her art. Betty L. Van Ness Lu Twirling-1,2,3A Literary yearbookA Quill-2,3 A Eyes of unholy blue. some changes made? Elinor Henry Four years ago the Senior Class of 1951 started its high- school career with a bang, when the fire extinguisher blew up in the General Science class. That year Mr. Mein was our class ad- visor and Elinor Merchant was our class president. In our Sophomore year we had two new class mates, Rose Ann Mumford and Betty Sundberg. The class officers were Elinor Merchant, president; Betty Sundberg, vice-pres.; Henry Purcell, secretary; and Ronald Van Deventer, treasurer. Our activities were: selling magazines, holding an invitation square dance, and having a picnic with the Freshmen at Long Point. Miss Don- ahue was our class advisor that year. We lost Butch Van Deventer and Eugene Crump that year, also. The following September when we came back to school as Juniors we had an enrollment of 12 members. We had a year of basketball games, selling stationery, our Junior play. The Ghost Plane , and a talent show. The years class officers were: Elinor Merchant, president; Rose Ann Mumford, vice-pres.; Viola Holbrook, secretary; and Betty Sundberg, treasurer. Our class advisor was Mrs. Beck. We ended our school year with the annual Junior Prom with Elinor Merchant and Henry Purcell as King and Queen. We also brought the school year to a close with a tour of the Thousand Islands and a picnic at Cedar Point. At the beginning of our Senior year we had only 10 members, Betty Sundberg,Elinor Merchant, Barbara Luff, Viola Holbrook, Joan Becker, Rose Ann Mumford, Henry Purcell, Fred Aubertine, Ted Mudgett, and Bob Rickett. At midterm, as a result of the January exams, Rosemary Loomis, Betty Van Ness, Ruth Scales, Richard Knight, Kent Horton, and Shirley Hoppel, joined. Our activities were: The Senior play, The Ready Made Family , a costume ball, a talent show, and the Christmas card sale. The class officers were: Rose Ann Mumford, president; Henry Purcell, vice-pres.; Bob Rickett, secretary; and Betty Sundberg, treasurer. Mrs. Beck was our class advisor. We also published The Ontarion Lyme Central's annual yearbook. We spent our well earned class funds on a wonderful four day trip to New York City during Easter Vacation. It is interesting to note that Joan, Viola, Kent, Bob, and Henry all started school together 12 years ago. Elinor, Fred, Richard, Ruth and Shirley joined them in the 7th grade, coming from a country school and the Three Mile Bay school. Ted Mudgett joined us in the 6th grade and Rosemary, Betty, and Barbara joined us from Point Peninsula. JJistori ¥ f AS OTHERS SEE US Ted Mudgett Elinor Merchant Mo's WL BEST DANCER AS WE SEE Ted Mudgett OURSELVES Elinor Merchant Fred Aubertine Elinor Merchant MOST ATHLETIC Fred Aubertine Rose Mumford Fred Aubertine Joan Becker FIRST MARRIED Fred Aubertine Joan Becker Henry Purcell Betty Sundberg MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Henry Purcell Betty Sundberg Kent Horton Elinor Merchant NEATEST Richard Knight Elinor Merchant Fred Aubertine Elinor Merchant MOST POPULAR Rob Rickett Elinor and Rose Bob Ricket Betty Sundberg BEST MANNERS Rob Rickett Barbara Luff Henry Purcell Betty Sundberg MOST STUDIOUS Henry Purcell Betty Sundberg Kent Horton Rose Mumford BEST DISPOSITION Bob Rickett Rose Mumford Ted Mudgett Elinor Merchant BEST MUSICIAN Ted Mudgett Elinor Merchant Henry Purcell Betty Sundberg BEST ACTOR Henry Purcell Rose Mumford Henry Purcell Betty Sundberg MOST INTELLIGENT Henry Purcell Betty Sundberg Kent Horton Ruth Scales MOST BASHFUL Kent Horton Ruth Scales Ted Mudgett Elinor Merchant BIGGEST FLIRT Ted Mudgett Elinor Merchant Kent Horton Elinor Merchant CUTEST Fred Aubertine Elinor Merchant Bob Rickett Elinor Merchant BEST SINGER Ted Mudgett Elinor Merchant Henry Purcell Betty Sundberg TEACHER'S PET Fred and Ted Viola Holbrook Ted Mudgett Betty Van Ness TEACHER'S TRIAL Bob and Ted Rose Mumford Ted Mudgett Rose Mumford MOST CAREFREE Henry Purcell Shirley and Rose Ted Mudgett Betty Van Ness MOST INQUISITIVE Ted Mudgett Betty Van Ness Henry and Fred Elinor Merchant MOST VERSATILE Hank and Ted Elinor Merchant Henry Purcell Betty Sundberg HARDEST CLASS WORKER TedMudgett Rose Mumford Bob Rickett Rose Mumford MOST WITTY Henry Purcell Rose Mumford Henry Purcell Rose Mumford CLASS DREAMER Henry Purcell Rose Mumford Ted Mudgett Rose Mumford MOST TALKATIVE Dick and Ted Rose Mumford Ted Mudgett Rose Mumford SILLIEST Henry and Fred Rose Mumford Ted Mudgett Betty Van Ness CLASS CUT UPS Bob and Ted Rose Mumford ecy Last night, June 26, 1961, the class of '51 held its 10th reunion at the very fashionable and ultra modern Hotel Le Futur, (formerly Gunns Corners). Those present were: Richard Knight-Now Ricardo Nocta, who reached here last night via Atlantic Airlines from NYC where he held a successful concert at Carnegie Hall. He started his career by studying at the Julliard School of Music and has just returned to the states from a much lauded tour of Europe. After an intensive period of training, he carved for himself a career as one of the most promising American pianists. Elinor Merchant-Known to herfhns as Linor Erchant, the lovely and talented screen television star. Linor was discovered by an MGM talent scout while attending Rochester Business Institute. Don't miss her next picture Forever Ambergris . Prior to the reunion, she was given the much coveted Oscar award. Rosemary Loomis-The chief telephone operator in the Empire State Building, she was made famous by refusing to leave her post at the switchboard during a fire that everyone thought would destroy the tall building. It was her persistency that enabled hundreds of people to escape, free from panic. Because of this, she was given an award by the mayor of NYC. Her publicity brought her a handsome husband, the mayor himself. Ruth Scales-Known in the world of society as Lady Brinthrope, the wife of Lord Henry Brinthrope. Ruth met Lord Henry one summer when she was swimming off Long Point. Swimming out too far, she was swept out into the lake by the current and tfas literally swept into his arms, for he was in his motor launch fishing. To make a long story short, they were married and are living happily. Barbara Luff-The first woman to successfully fly a supersonic jet around the world. Barb's attention will now be focused on jet rockets. Who knows? She may be tne first woman to fly a jet rock- et to the moonjI If Barb's luck holds out, she may even get to marry the man in the mooni Ted Mudgett-Four Star General Mudgett of the U.S.Army. He flew here last night from Washington where he has been in consultation with America's most able military leaders. Ted has had a brilliant military carer , starting as a private in the N.Y.National Guard. He is one of the few men who have worked themselves up from the ranks to become one of the best strategists in the U.S.A. Rose Ann Mumford-Now Mademoiselle Rozanne, the famous gown designer, left Paris last month to hold her annual style show at the Ritz- Carlton. She will stay in the north country for the rest of the week. When asked what next year's styles would be, Rozanne hinted that hemlines would actually drop below the knees and that coiffures will take on new lines, shoulder length pigtails. Henry Purcell-The millionaire yachtsman, making a trip around the world In his 50' sailboat, stopped off here to attend the reunion. Hank made his millions by recovering the fabulously rich Spanish ship sunk along the coast of South America. Next he is going to try his luck at discovering the lost French treasure that is said to be lost at the bottom of Chaumont Bay. Bob Rlckett-Forest Ranger in charge of the Yellowstone National Park, who because of his bravery made the newspaper headlines last fall. Bob's quick thinking saved thoudands of acres of val- uable timberland threatened by forest fires. He was awarded a prize for his actions at a dinner given in his honor. Betty Sundberg-Better known as Catherine Coe, the glamorous Broad- way dramatic actress. She became a star overnight, rocketing to success in her brilliant portrayal of the tempermental Minnie in Minnie and Mickie Mouse . Right now she is starring in the hit Women Prefer Men , which has had a long run on Broadway. Miss Coe is hailed by drama critics as a successor to Sara Bernhardt. Kent Horton-Prof. K. Horton, BS, BA. PhD, professor of abnormal psychology of the Bulegin tribe in Africa at the University of the State of NY. Kent, after graduation from LCS was injured in an automobile accident. Since then, in a case that has stumped medical history, he became brilliant with the IQ of a genius. Prof. Horton was appointed President of the University this year. Viola Holbrook-once provate secretary to Paul J, Rockerfeller, is now Mrs. Rockerfeller. Swathed in sable and diamonds, she drove to Chaumont in her limousine. She is well-known In wew York and Newport society. At present Vi heads the annual tea given by society women for underprivileged animals. Shirley Hoppel-Now Shirlee Hopee. the very glamouous New York model. Shirlee started her career in Watertown by modeling in +-H shows. She has modeled in NYC, Paris, and London. Previous to her visit here, she was staying with friends at their villa in Capri. Fred Aubertine-Or as sportsmen call him The Chaumont Flash . He thrilled fanslast summer by pitching a shut-out for his pennant winning Yankee teammates. Sportswriters have voted Flash the most outstanding player in the American League. Many feel it won't be long until his name is added to the baseball Hall of Fame. Joan Becker-Made famous this year by her sextuplets, the only living ones in the world. Georgie, Joey, Harry, Pat, Larry, and Johnny are doing fine and are the center of attraction. Momma and Pappa are quite proud of them, even though they take up most of their time. Pappa haa to sit with them while Joan came to the reunion. Betty Van Ness-Now manufacturer and distributor of her very fash- ionable V'nee cosmetics and beauty preparations. Betty, one of the world's greatest beauty authorities, arrived here directly from her Hollywood beauty salon. She will appear at some of Watertown's leading stores to give her advice concerning beauty problems. Out of the harbor, into the ocean. Talisman Rose OTA Green and Gold i f- oem We have a gay and happy group, We wrote this little rhyme. We chose ourselves to celebrate, The Senior group from Lyme. Freddie's the captain of our team, He wins our victory, For he is always on the beam, Our stellar guard, you see. Joan's flashing eyes are everywhere Her features are so neat. She is a fair and dashing maid, A friend to all she'll meet. When Shirley leaves our L.C.S. A nurse she wants to be. The children that she'll take care of, Will laugh and sing with glee. Our Uncle Fud is one swell guy, Too many shots he never takes. He passes low and shoots them high Those he takes he always makes. She keeps us happy all the time, She is so gay at heart. Her work is never left undone, Viola does her part. Barb is a friend of everyone, And always wears a smile. Her happy, jolly, friendly way, Pleases us all the while. Elinor was veteran for this year, She gave her all to cheer. She has a gay and jolly smile, Which spurs the players all the while. Ted is the manager of our team, His tough job's never done. But he is always there to work, And his laugh says he's having fun. Here comes a group of lively folks Marching to a four-four time. The majorette that leads the band, Is Rose Anne, the gal from Lyme. Dick played basketball quite a lot, To beat the other team. From driving hard to break the guard, He's Snowplow it would seem. Someday a lawyer Hank will be, In the judicial branch. But right now hete satisfied, � As boss on his turkey ranch. While on the football field one day, Bob made a clever play. He grabbed the ball on its de- cline, And ran across the touchdown line. In class Ruth always does her work, She never is behind. We all like her and think she's swell, So thoughtful and so kind. She brought the cup back to our school, Without a slip or slur. For Betty is a wit we know, And we give thanks to her. Betty Van Ness lives on the Point, Where things are mostly quiet. But when she's there to stir things up, There's apt to be a riot. Rosie is a farmer's girl, She works from dawn til dark. Her work is always neatly done, And she's happy as alark. This Senior Class is one swell group, We hate to leave our school. But we have learned from going here, To live the golden rule. JUNIORS ADVICE TO THE SENIORS We advise Fred Aubertine to sign a contract with the Syracuse Nationals as star guard. We advise Joan Becker to catch up on her homemaking. It will come in handy in housekeeping. We advise Viola Holbrook to keep her glasses; they make her look like a dignified secretary. We advise Shirley Hoppel to get a car so she can go where she wants. We advise Kent Horton to get a girl before they're all gone. We advise Richard Knight to take care of those wonderful eye lashes. We advise Rosemary Loomis to get her license soon so she wont have to walk to work. It’s a long way to walk. We advise Barbara Luff to be the great pianist of the Phil- harmonic Symphony. We advise Elinor Merchant to get a job as secretary to Gov. Dewey. We advise Ted Mudgett to take the place of the Shadow with that laugh. We advise Rose Ann Mumford to get a job as head designer in a Hollywood studio. We advise Henry Purcell to buy another station wagon so his father can have one to drive once in a while. We advise Robert Rickett to get a brush cut; we're sure the gals would like it better. We advise Elizabeth Sundberg to run for the office of presi- dent of the United States. We advise Ruth Scales to go to Canada and get married if she likes it over there so well. We advise Betty Van Ness not to be the first one in her class to be married, because Uncle Sam needs her sailors yet. i CL, Will We the Class of 1951, of the Lyme Central School, being of sound mind and memory, and considering the uncertainty of this life, and intending to dispose of all our property declare this to be our last will and testament hereby revoking all other wills and testaments FirstsWe leave our original calendar to the Juniors. May they enjoy checking off the time until their trip to New York as much as we did. Second:We leave our unique homeroom, the library, to the Juniors, with the provision that they are not to bring individual desks into the room. I, Fred Aubertine, leave my basketball ability to Russel Weaver. I, Joan Becker, leave my office job to Donald Rickett. I, Shirley Hoppel, leave my friends to Betty Weaver. I, Kent Horton, leave my quiet nature to Danny Warner. I, Viola Holbrook, leave my ability to sew to June Brown. I, Richard Knight, leave my appeal to girls to Mickey Quencer. I, Rose Mary Loomis, leave my old wads of gum to Beverly Van Ness. I, Barbara Luff, leave my skill in driving to Jimmy Wright. I, Elinor Merchant, leave my ability to do many things well to David Wright. I, Theodore Mudgett, leave my laugh to Ike Reed. I, Rose Ann Mumford, leave my majorette space to Dorothy Haas. I, Henry Purcell, leave my ability to get into trouble and look Innocent to the Junior class. I, Robert Rickett, leave my curly hair to Robert Purcell. I, Ruth Scales, leave my quiet nature to Hope Warner. I, Betty Sundberg, leave my high marks to Jimmy Becker. I, Betty Van Ness, leave my twirling ability to Janet Hines. We make, constitute, and appoint Mr. Purcell, president of the Board, executor of this our last will and testament. In witness hereof, we hereunto subscribe our name and affix our seal. CLASS OF 1951 JUNIORS Front row - C.Scarpcchi, J.Brown, D.Haas, V.Weaver, D.Rickett, E.White, J.West, M.L.Wilkinson, B.Mudgett. Back row - A.Brigham, R.Purcell, N.Prior, M.Bancroft, T.Dunham, W.Hallings, Miss Southard, J.Klock, G.Gosier, D.Heasley, G.Van Alstyne, H.Hewitt, J.Gosier, C.Chavoustie. Class Officers: President - Donald Rickett Vice Pres.- Virgil Weaver Secretary - Joanne West Treasurer - Elizabeth White The Junior Class of 52 has had a very good year. At the first of the year, they sold stationery and made a profit of nearly $190.00. At the home basketball games they sold soft drinks. Next they held a Talent Show which included talent from grades 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, and 12 and students from the school in Three Mile Bay. The Juniors have a big class - twenty-two members: thus it was decided that instead of the usual three-act play they would have four one-act plays, so that everyone could participate. The four plays were The Brave Shall Serve and By Special Request , directed by the class advisor. Miss Southard, and I Shall Be Waiting and The New Boy , directed by our music teacher, Mr. Stone. The Juniors also sponsored the Junior Prom at gradua- tion time, at which a King and Queen were chosen. To close their activities for the year, a class picnic is being planned. SENIORS ADVICE TO THE JUNIORS Donald Rickett Elizabeth White Harvey Hewitt June Brown Bobby Purcell Clara Scarpcchi Guy Gosier Mary Lou Wilkinson Ned Klock Joanne West Alelbert Brigham Betty Mudgett George Van Alystyne Dorothy Haas Charles Chavoustie Noah Prior Gene Parker Martin Bancroft Virgil Weaver Joseph Gosier Tommy Dunham Dick Heasley We advise Donny to keep helping out like he always is. We advise Elizabeth to retain her sweet personality. She should make a very good nurse. We advise Harvey to practice his long shots and keep at his studies so he can keep up the family name. We advise June to take care of her blonde hair, look what blonde hair did for Betiy Hutton. We advise Bobby to stay out of deviltry. We advise Clara to keep on playing her accordian. We advise Guy to continue his skill in basketball. We advise Mary Lou to keep up her nice appearance. We advise Ned to keep up his marks so he can help Lyme Central win in basketball next year. We advise Joanne to keep up her ability in playing the piano. We advise Adelbert to stop talking so much. We advise Betty to keep her good- nature always. We advise George to keep up his exercises so he can graduate with the rest of the Juniors. We advise Dorothy to keep up her good work in twirling. We advise Charlie to get his license so his driving will be legal. We advise Noah to continue his good work in f-H so he can get a scholar- ship for Cornell. We advise Gene to make up his mind which he likes better, Lyme Central or Cape Vincent. We advise Martin to keep up his Boy Scout work. We advise Virgil to keep up his marks so as to really compete with Dorothy. Keep up the reputation of the other Gosiers in basketball. We advise Tommy to keep smiling. It's nice to see somebody with a perpetual grin on his face. We advise Dick to keep practicing his trumpet so he can become an even better player. ... SOPHOMORES L „ SOPHOMORES Front row - B.Weaver, M.Peters, L.Hall, B.Holbrook, B.Van Ness, E.Reed. Back row - A.Bearup, J.Peters, S.Daniels J.Pulmer, B.Lane, M.Drake, J.Hines. Miss Holland, A.Comins , D.Wright, J.Wright, The officers of the Sophomore class were: President - Audrey Comlns Vice Pres. - Lois Hall Secretary - Betty Holbrook Treasurer - Marvin Peters The class advisor was Miss Katherine Holland. The activities have been a magazine sale and a class picnic. The amount of money in the treasury is $13 +.60. FRESHMEN Seated—R.Weiler, S.Brown, A.Scarpcchi, D.Clement, Mr. Mein, B.Allen, M.Carney, E.Davis, M. Goodfriend. Standing—D.Reed, K.Cheal, L.Countryman, J.Becker, F.Garrett, R.Weaver, A.Herrick, T.Goodale, W.Gosier, D.Yott, B.Mason, J.Ketchem, H.Warner. The officers for the 1951 Freshman class were: President----Barbara Allen Vice-pres.---Donald Clement Secjetary----Anna Scarpcchi Treasurer----Majken Carney Advisor------Mr. Mein The Freshmen class has had good luck with their sale of candy during noon hours and at games. They are planning for a picnic which will bring their school activities for 1951 to a close. ■■ jm§ GRADE 8 Front row— E.Lear, G.Wilder, M.Mahan, D.Diamond, S. Mumford, J.Kizzer, D.Turkington Back row—P.Haley, L.Scales, H. Groat, L.Comins, C. Becker, Mr. Sxindberg, B.Smith, B. Goodfriend, J. Mason, E.Reed GRADE 7 , J.Peters, R.Dailey D.Tetreault. Middle-C.Comins, S.Daniels, P.Elliot, A. thavoustie, Mrs. Spencer, E.Gosier, D.Alberry, R.Klook, R.Benney Back-C.iterrick, E.Merchant, D.Mumford, K.Groat, T.Utess, D.Reome J.West, W.Cuppernell, M.Mein, J.Jackson, F.Dodge, GRADE 6 n.ttaaiey, ti.AiDerry, r.Davis, j.Klzzer, u.Ward, D.Gosier, S. Smith, J.Richards, V.Gosier, Front row—D.Brown, L.Quencer, C.Mahan, C.Dean, Mrs. Leiterman B.Ball, L.Mein, S.Purcell, C.Ramsey. TI’,°,n row J Love J-Bourn, B.Mason, Mrs. Hollands, C.Spencer J.Wallace, M.Prior, F.Comins Back row—G.Talbot, S.Weaver, R.Gosier, R.Alberry, J.Prior, n.Diamond, R.Lane, R.Goodfriend, C.Wilder, C.Tetreault � � GRADE if Back row—J.Ryan, S.Bevens, W.Eisele, G.West, R.Greene, G.Brown, P.White, D.MacDougall, W.Hilts, D.Eldridge, J. Gosier, P.Gardner. Front row—N.Phelps, M.Haley, C.Morris, Miss Stewart, S.Thompson, C.Shearman, E.Gardner, C.Ackerman GRADE , R.Kizzer, C.Horton, B.Brown, B.Thompson, L. Comins, D.Peters, L.Pettey. M.Diamond. Front row—S. Richards, E.Wilder, G.Hillick, Miss Scanlon, M.Morris, M.Dean B.Ball. GRADE 2 Back - S.Ramsey, J.Loomis, F.Hilts, K.Reff, R.Lear, Mrs. Boyesen, G.Warner, W.Weaver, C.Thomson, D.Putnam, P.Wiley. Front - C.Gardner, D.Rosier, B.Howland, E.Jones, J.Alberry, L.Reff, P.Weaver, J.Klock. Absent - M. Ladner, T. Hilts. rnA Seated—R.Talbot, J.Beck, C.Comin, K.Peters, Mrs. Richards, S.Morris, K.Snider, M.Howard, J.Loomis, Back row—P. Shearman, D.Alberry, D.Purcell, D.Quencer, J.Loomis, G. Thomson, N.Tetreault. Back - F.Wilde, F.Torrey, N.Radley, E.Thompson, J.Roof, D.Lear, S.Haas. Front - A.Horton, E.Brown. D.Heasley, N.Dodge, W.Tyler, P.Mason, Miss Whitmore, teacher. This year a new department was initiated into Lyme Central. Probably most of you know of this worthy unit, as many may have younger brothers, sisters, or children in it. It is the kindergarten, and it is located in two rooms, a bath, and part of the large music room in the Annex. The teacher is Miss Whitmore, and we think she does wonders with the little kids. Some of their activities are the rhythm band, their Christmas play, paints, and other showings of their fine work. They have rest periods during the day, play periods, and of course during the noon hour they journey over to our big school for lunch. Except for an occasional fall into an open register no bad mishaps overtook our little friends. In the years to come, when they may grow up and when it is they working on their yearbook and writ- ing about some other kindergarten, we, the Senior Class of 1951� sincerely hope that they may be able to say this in secure knowledge of peace. We hope no wars are being waged at home or abroad, but that peace has spread her calm serene wings over all the world, bringing God into the hearts of men. This we are..hot,,ahlfiv.fea uaoiu. THREE MILE BAY f-6 Seated - M.Goodfriend, M.Jackson, M.Mucklewee, Mrs. Herrick, S.Ben- tls, K.Cheal, M.Yott. Standing - M.Bourcy, T.Bourcy, R.Gifford, P. Lance, J.Rogers, C.Yott, P.Garrett, G.Whitmore, F.Davis, B.Mein, G.Loomis THREE MILE BAY 1-3 D. Front - J.Weller, L.Bourquin, J.Whitmore, D.Gamble, F.Fields, I B Gifford, C.Packard, N.Cheal. Middle - J.Luff, A.Yott, L. Miss Wilcox, J.Chavoustie, D.Thompson, J.Yott. Standing - g.Groat, A.Whitmore, A.Yott, E.Northrop, S.Lance, J.Brown, S.Packard A.Bernell, J.Garrett, D.Goutremont. VARSITY BASKETBALL Standing-Time keeper-D.Haas, H. Purcell, G.Gosier, T.Mudgett-manager, Coach West, R.Knight, R.Rickett, J. West, Score keeper. ’ Seated-H.Hewitt N.Prior, J.Wright, N.Klock, F. Aubertine, K. Horton, D.Rickett. HOME ■yr be 58 S 63 55 66 bS b2 b8 b2 65 67 be TEAMS VISITORS Watertown J.V. bo Theresa 27 Antwerp 37 Cape Vincent 38 Black River 32 Philadelphia b5 Redwood Lafargeville ll Redwood bO Theresa 62 Antwerp b8 Cape Vincent b6 Black River bl Philadelphia 68 Lafargeville b8 Watertown J. V. 60 § SECTIONALS Henderson 35 Alexandria Bay 53 PLAY OFFS Theresa lf2 Cape Vincent l+i W JUNIOR- VARSITY BASKETBALL Front—C.Chavoustie Seated—H.Hewitt, D.Wright, M.Peters, V.Weaver, D.Rickett, T.Dunham, R.Purcell. Back row—D.Haas, time keeper, T Mudgett, manager, D.Heasley, M.Quencer, Coach West, J.West, score keeper. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL home 3- 11 8 12 32 VISITORS Watertown J.V. Theresa 18 Cape Vincent 15 Phil adelphia 23 Theresa 16 Cape Vincent 11 Philadelphia 2b JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Seated-D.Tetreault. Front row-B.Gosier, B.Cuppernell, J.West-Score keeper. D.Haas-Time keeper, D.Yott, J.West. Standing-T.Mudgett, D. Clement, A.Herrick, R.Weaver, T.Goodale, Coach West. This year a new class of basketball has taken the place of Junior Varsity Basketball in league play. The Junior High team consists of boys up to the 9th grade. This team, by a new league ruling, takes the place of the Junior Varsity and took its place in league play for the first time this year. The Junior Varsity has, however, played an unofficial season, arranged by the coaches, giv- ing our spectators a number of exciting triple headers to watch. We hope that this new team will help to give our spec- tators the good basketball they have always looked for and found at our games. HOME VISITORS ir- Theresa 29 lk Antwerp 36 23 Cape Vincent 26 23 Black River 2b 29 Philadelphia 2b 35 Redwood 3 7 29 Lafargeville 3b 23 Redwood 27 18 Theresa 38 29 Antwerp 35 23 Cape Vincent 36 23 Black River 35 36 Lafargeville ifl 29 Philadelphia 33 •4 JUNI OK VAKS1TY Uil£,£;UiaiAL)ilirtS Back row - E.Merchant, L.Hall, B. Weaver, D.Diamond, E.Reed, M.Mein. Front row - E.Davis. H.Warner, J.Mason, A.Bearap, M.Goodfriend, M.Carney, G.Wilder. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to right front row—B.Lane, B.Holbrook, J.Peters, S.Daniels, E. Merchant Back row—-B.Allen, M.L.Wilkinson, A.Scarpcchi, A.Comins SIX-MAN TOUCH FOOTBALL R.Rickett, Front—H. Hewitt, B.Purcell BASEBALL Back - C.Chavoustie, B.Gosier, A.Herrick, T.Goodale, J.Gosi Middle - T.Mudgett, B.Weaver, D.Heasley, N.Prior, V.Weaver, West, D.Rickett, R.Blckett, B.Purcell, D.Yott, H.Hewitt. F H.Purcell, D.Knight, F.Aubertine, J.West,T.Dunham, N.Klock, INTRAMURALS Lyme Central's Intramural Program has progressed very well in recent years. Last year the cup, given by the class of ' 1 and mysteriously kept in the showcase for 8 years, was given for the first time at the Class Night exercises , to Jim Klock's team. This year's programs includes: 1. Basketball +. Track 2. Baseball 5. Ping-pong 3. Volleyball 6. Horseshoes A new point system helped the boys to see just how they were doing as they went along this year. As yet, we do not know who will win this year but we wish them all good luck. INTRAMURALS Front row—M.Quencer, N.Prior, R.Weaver, N. Klock, R. Rickett, H. Purcell, A.Brigham, H. Hewitt Second—T.Dunham, D. Rickett, T. Mudgett, D. Yott, J. Becker, B. Gosier, D. Heasley. Third—D. Knight, M. Peters, V.Weaver, F.Aubertine, C. Chavoustie, T. Goodale, K.Horton, D.Wright. Back row—J.Gosier, G.Gosier, A.Herrick, M.Bancroft, B. Purcell. SERVICE CLUB Front - A.Comins, B.Allen, D.Rickett, R.Mumford, H.Purcell, J.Wright; Middle row - B.Holbrook, V.Holbrook, B.Luff, E.Sund- berg, B.Van Ness, S.Daniels, E.Merchant, J.Becker, J.Brown. D. Reed. J.Hines, E.Reed; Back - D.Haas. R.Scales, C.Chavoustie, N.Prior. V.Weaver, N.Klock, R.Ricketi, M.Peters, A.Brigham, B.Mudgett, C.Scarpcchi STUDENT COUNCIL Henry Purcell, Vice-President, Rose Ann Mumford, President, Mr. Wright, advisor, Audrey Comins, Treasurer, Barbara Allen, freshman rep., Donald Rickett, secretary BAND _____ w „_____, _______7 ________y n.uooax riena, n-. neeu., r, .Leai', A. Scarpcchi, J.Peters, M.Carney, M.Peters, D.Haas. Second-R.Mumford, E.Merchant, J.West, D.Reed, L.Countryman, E.Merchant, V.Weaver, A. Herrick, D.Heasley, M.Quencer, T.Goodale, H.Hewitt, W.Putnam, G.Te- treault, B.Van Ness. Third-M.Allen, J.Kizzer, R.Purcell, B.Luff, N. Prior, J.Wright, D.Rickett, T.Mudgett, R.Weaver, R.Rickett, M.Ban- croft. Mr.Stone. GIRLS CHORUS Back row-M.Carney, D.Haas, B.Mudgett, H.Warner, B.Mason, J.Ketchaa, A. Scarpcchi, K.Cheal. Middle-D.Reed, M.Goodfriend, E.Davis, R.Mum- ford, E.Sundberg, B.Lane, B.Van Ness, E.Merchant, B.Luff. V.Holbrook, B. Holbrook, J.Hines, L.Countryman. Front-J.Peters, J.West, E.Reed, L.Hall, Mr. Stone, M.Wilkinson, J.Brown, E.White, A.Comins. MAJORETTES Fiont row—R.Mumford, instructor, E.Gardner, S.Bevens, F.Warner, M.Diamond, E.Wilder Second—P.Elliot, C.Comins, F.Dodge, M.Mein, K.Groat, R. Benny, D.Mumford, A.Chavoustie, S.Thompson. Back row—D.Brown, L.Quencer, L.Mein, V.Goiser, Mr. Stone Rose Ann Mumford, majorette, Betty Van Ness, Janet Hines, Dorothy Haas. TWILERS MIXED CHORDS Middle-D.Reed, B.Lane, S.Hoppel, B.Van Ness, B.Purcell, D.Heasley, V.Holbrook, B.Luff, B.Holbrook, J.Hines, R.Scales. Front-E.Reed, B.Mudgett, E.Merchant, J.West, Mr. Stone, M.Wilkinson, J.Brown, E.White, A.Comins. QUIZ KIDS Dorothy Haas, Robert Purcell, Elinor Merchant, Joanne West QUILL STAFF Sea R.Mumford-Bus. Manager, B.Mudgett, R.Loomis. Standing:E.White, B Holbrook, J.Hines, S.Daniels, V.Holbrook, Miss Southard-Advisor, Luff, E.Merchant, B.Weaver, B. Van Ness, S.Hoppel, B.Lane. Back: A.Comins, E.Reed. J.Brown. M.Drake. B. _ xiSAKBOOK STAFF Seated: D.Knight, R.Scales, B.Sundberg, E.Merchant, H.Purcell, S.Hoppel. Standing: T.Mudgett, B.Luff, V.Holbrook, R.Mumford, f .Aubertine, M.Southard-Advisor, R.Rickett, J.Becker, B.Van Ness, R.Loomis. BUS DRIVERS C.Rickett, C.Herrick, C. Holbrook, M.Cheal, B.Monroe, L.Pettey I, Reed, J. Allen, B. Northrup r Jn|L fV' HANK GEORGE BROWERS Plumbing, Heating, Hardware, Paints, and Electric Refrigeration Phone 7Y21 Chaumont, New York SEARS PRUYN INC. Wholesale Grocers Leghorn Brand Food Products Compliments of READ DRY CLEANERS Dependable Service - Always 1 72 Paddock St. Watertown, N. Y. Phone 2278 % Watertown, New York Phone 37 Insure and Be Secure With LESLIE E. DANIELS All Kinds of Insurance Main Street, Chaumont BARBER FARMER BICYCLE SHOP Bicyle repairs on all makes Complete stock of bicycle parts and accessories Road master Bicycles 170 Arsenal Street-Watertown Phone 1380 NORTHROP MOTOR COMPANY, Inc. Ford Products 218-222 Arsenal Street Watertown, New York EARLE'S DAIRY Compliments of Raw and Pasteurized NORTHLAND FEEDS HARRY HUBBARD Milk and Cream ♦ ■+ Three Mile Bay, New York Phone Chaumont 11Y-3 5 Phone 5F21 ♦ : SALES - SERVICE - ACCESSORIES FOR SHIPS SAILORMEN “ POWER AND SAIL BOATS FOR CHARTER BY DAY, WEEK, MONTH, OR SEASON WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF MARINE HARDWARE GASOLINE, OIL, STORAGE Congratulations and Best Wishes To Class of '51 ■wAtert® Compliments of CRESCENT MILLING CO. Chaumont, N. Y. Compliments of BACHY'S Atlantic Service Station Three Mile Bay, N. Y. ♦ P. D. HAYES Three Mile Bay, N. 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