Lyme Central School - Ontarion Yearbook (Chaumont, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1952 volume:

wniiW jjft IKE We would like to dedicate this book to Ike Reed, our friend. Ike has been with the school for l f years. During our school years, when ever we needed some- thing, it’s always been Ask Ike —from the cleaner for Ink spilled in the hall to the right color of crepe paper for our prom decorations. We couldn't have man- aged without Ike Reed—we hope this will help him to remember us as well as we'll remember him. Mrs. Olive Silvers Mrs. Florence Haas; Jesse Weaver; Elmer Frye; Jack Beck; Henry Purcell; Sheridan Sullivan, superintendent; Jay Wright, principal; George Rogers, absent. Front Row- C. Keith, A. Sundburg, E. Richards, P. Boyesen, o. Silver, J. Wright, E. Beck, H. Leiterman, D. West, I. Beck, C. Juen. Back Row—M. Scanlon, M. Herrick, M. Wilcox, M. Southard, M. Tighe, J. Collins, W. West. J. Love, 0. Stewart, F. Allison, M. Spencer, M. Bates. Adelbert Brigham ( Del ) Good humor is the heart of the soul; sadness is its poison. Service Club 3 Intramurals 1,2,3, + Quill + Junior Play 3 Boy's Chorus b Stage Mgr. Senior Play b Advertising Yearbook + Martin Bancroft ( Marty ) Judge not according to appearence. Service Club + Band 1,2,3, + Boy's Chorus + Dance Band + Basketball 1,2, + Cross Country 1,2 Football 2 Intramurals 1,2,3, + Baseball + Junior Senior Plays + June Brown ( Junie ) Behind the calm surface lies a lot of deviltry'.' Service Club 3, + Vice President b Treasurer 2 Quill 1,3, + Mixed Chorus 3 Glee Club 1,2,3, + Junior Senior Plays 3, + Literary, Advertising, Phptography - Yearbook + Thomas Dunham ( Tommy 7 Loud clamour is always more or less insane. Boy's Chorus 2 Football 3 Basketball 2,3, + Intramurals l,2,3, f Baseball 2,3, + Advertising Yearbook + Guy Gosief ( Goose ) As large as life and twice as natural. Basketball 1,2,3, + Intramurals 1 2,3, + .Baseball 2,3,4- Junior Play 3 Quiz Kids 3� + Delegate to citizenship conference 3 Oratorical Contest 3, + Basketball timekeeper 1,2,3, + Library Staff + Secretary, Treasurer 1 President 2 Secretary Student Counc Adv. Student Council 3 Quill Editor 3, + Quill 1,2,3, +. Glee Club 1,2,3 Majorette 3 Drum Major + Junior Senior Plays 3 + Advertising Yearbook + 2 Dorothy Haas ( Dot ) I never knew so young a body with so old a head'.' Richard Heasley ( Dick ) Woman would be more charming if one would fall into her arms without falling into her hands. Service Club 3 Basketball 1,2,3, + President + Baseball 2,3 Pres. Student Council + Band 1,2,3, + Intramurals 1,2,3, + Boy's Chorus 2, + Football 3 Mixed Chorus 3 Junior Senior Plays 3 + Literary Yearbook + Harvey Hewitt ( Harv ) He'd rather lose his dinner than his jest. Vice President 1,2 Sr. Rep. to Student Council + Band 1,2,3, + Boy's Chorus 2, + Basketball 1,2,3, + Baseball 1,2,3, + Football 2,3 Intramurals 1,2,3, + Junior Senior Plays 3 + Sports, Photography Yearbook + Kent Horton ( Fud ) I am not as bashful as I seem. Basketball 1,2,3, + Baseball 2, + Intramurals 1,2,3, + Football 2 Anne LaConb ( Ann ) As innocent as a new laid egg. Glee. Club + Quill + Badminton b Senior Play + Yearbook Typist + Photography - Yearbook + Evelyn LaComb ( Evie ) People who make no noise are dangerous. Glee Club + juill b Badminton + Literary - Yearbook Gene Parker ( Squeek ) The terrible burden of having nothing to do. Service Club 3A Mixed Chorus i Intramurals 2,3, + Boy's Cuorus Junior Play 3 Advertising Yearbook + Noah Prior Jr, ( Timer ) Nothing is achieved before it is attempted. Oratorical Contest Service Club 3, + Library Staff 3,1+ Quill 3,1 Quill Typist 3,1 Band 1,2,3,!+ Dance Band 1 Mixed Chorus 2,3 Boy's Chorus 2,!+ Basketball 1,2,3,1+ Baseball 1,2,1+ Intramural 1,2,3,1+ Football 2,3 Cross Country 2 Junior Senior Plays 3,1+ Sports - Editor Yearbook - 1+ Robert Purcell ( Cueball ) The way to fight a woman is with your hat; grab it and run. Quiz Kids 3 Basketball Manager 1 Band 1,2,3,!+ Basketball 2,3,1+ Mixed Chorus 3 Football 2,3 Boy's Chorus 2,!+ Intramurals 1,2,3,!+ Junior Senior Plays 3, George Van Alystne ( Georgie ) The best of me is diligence. Stage Manager Basketball 1 Junior Senior Plays 3, Intramurals 1 Yearbook Staff + Donald Rickett ( Duel ) Without music life would be a mistake. Quiz Kids 1+ Service Club 1+ President 3 Sec. Student Council 3 Adv. to Student Council Quill 1,2,3,!+ Business Mgr. Quill !+ Quill Typist 3,1+ Junior Talent Show Master Ceremonies 3 Band 1,2,3,!+ Boy's Chorus 2,!+ Mixed Chorus 3 Dance Band !+ b Basketball 1,2,3,!+ Football 2,3 Baseball 3, + Intrumurals 1,2,3,!+ Junior Senior Plays 3,!+ Business Mgr. Advertising - Yearbook b Virgil Weaver ( Virg ) The world knows nothing of its greatest Quiz Kids + Junior Red Cross Rep. 2,3, + Class President 1 Student Council 1 Band 1,2,3, + Dance Band + men.� Boy's Chorus + Basketball L2.3A Baseball 1,2,3, + Intramurals 1,2,3, + Junior Play 3 Yearbook Staff + Joanne West ( Jo ) It is better to be little than be nothing. Quiz Kids 3� + Secretary 3 Basketball Quill + scorekeeping 2,3, + Band 1,2,3, + Baseball Chorus 1,2,3, + scorekeeping 2,3, f Mixed Chorus 3 Basketball 1 Sextet + Library Staff 3, + Junior Senior Plays 3, + Treasurer + Photography - Yearbook + Elizabeth White ( Liz ) As fit as a fiddle. Secretary 2, + Treasurer 3 Library Staff 2,3 Quill 1,3A Glee Club 1,2,3, + Mixed Chorus 3 Sextet + Softball 1,2,3, + Basketball 1 Badminton + Junior Senior Plays 3, + Editor in chief - Yearbook + Mary Lou Wilkinson ( Lou ) She who is born of beauty is half married. Quill 2,3, + Quill Typist 2,-3,- + Glee Club 1,2,3, + Sextet + Mixed Chorus 3 Library Staff 2 Cheerleader 1,2,3, + Basketball 1 Badminton + Softball 1,2.3, + Junior Senior Plays 3, + Yearbook Typist + Photography - Yearbook + rf Four years ago we started a very hectic Freshman year. Sixteen of the Seniors who are graduating were members of the original Freshman class. Our class officers were Virgil Weaver as President; Harvey Hewitt as Vice-President; and Dorothy Haas as Secretary-Treasurer. Mr. Mein was our class advisor. Activities of the year were selling candy at noon hours and a picnic with the Sophomores at Long Point at the close of the year. Our Sophomore year went along smoothly with Dorothy Haas as President; Harvey Hewitt as Vice-President; Eliza- bet'' White as Secretary; June Brown as Treasurer; and Mr. Hill as our class advisor. Among our activities were a magazine sale, candy sales at ball games, a Hallowe'en party at the Annex, and at the close of the year, a picnic at Long Point. Our Junior year was a success with Donald Kiekett as president; Virgil Weaver as Vice-President; Joanne West as Secretary; Elizabeth White as Treasurer; and Miss Southard as our class advisor. Our activities consisted of selling stationery which we did exceptionally well, selling soft drinks at ball games, a talent show, the Junior Prom at which Donald and Elizabeth were King and Queen, and the Junior plays. It seems that our class was so big that we couldn’t get everybody in one play, so we picked four one-act plays so that everybody could participate. The plays were, The Brave Shall Serve , By Special Request , directed by Miss Southard; I Shall Be Waiting , and The New Bov , Directed by Mr. Stone, our music teacher. At the end of the year we went on a picnic at Cedar Point. Our Senior year opened with Richard Heasley as Presi- dent; June Brown as Vice-President; Elizabeth White as Secretary; Joanne West as Treasurer; Harvey Hewitt as Senior Representative to the Student Council; and Miss Southard as class advisor. On the l6th of November we held our Senior play, House of Horrors , directed by Miss Southard and Mp. Collins. At Hallowe'en we held a dance. We published The Ontarion , the annual yearbook. During the Easter vations we went on a four-day trip to New York. A picnic is being planned. It is interesting to know that Donald, Virgil, Hob, and Joanne all started school together twelve years ago and are, therefore, the only 0- from the group who have continued their school life together. CU We, the class of 1952, of 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. First: We leave our tables in the lunchroom to the Freshmen with the provision that they keep things as lively as we did. Second: We leave our homeroom to the Class of 195 ; may they have better luck in getting a clock and a buzzer than we did. I, Martin Bankroft, leave my beard to Larry Comins. I, Adelbert Brigham, leave my vitality to Ward Hallings. I, June Brown, leave my explosive disposition to Russell Weaver. I, Thomas Dunham, leave my catching gear to Mickey Quencer. I, Guy Gosier, leave my basketball skill to Jimmy Becker. I, Dorothy Haas, leave my ability to have a messy desk to Dorothy Reed. I, Richard Heasley, leave my chair as president of the Student Council to Marvin Peters. I� Harvey Hewett, leave my trumpet to Arlen Herrick. I, Kent Horton, leave my wavy hair to Ted Utess. I, Anne LaComb, leave my supply of chewing gum to Billy Cupperne11. Evelyn LaComb, leave my ability to do calisthenics to Rosamond Horton� Ij Gene Parker, leave my ability to work hard in Business Law class to Jerry Dwyer. I, Noah Prior, leave my nflirtatiousness to Robert Dailey. Bobby Purcell, leave my pitching ability to Johnny Fulmer. I, Donald Rickett, leave all my typing jobs to .Audrey Comins. I, George Van Alstyne, leave my independence to Bethel Brown. I� Weaver, leave my place on the Quiz Team to Francis I, Joanne West, leave my shortness to Shirley Brown. I, Elizabeth White, leave my difficulty in getting to the bus on time to Diane Turkington. I, Mary Lou WilkinsonT leave my place in the cheering squad to Emilie Merchant. lie make, Constitute, and Appoint Mr. Purcell, president of the Board of Education, executor of this, our last will and testament. In witness hereof, we hereunto subscribe our name and Dear Mr. Wright, In reply to your inquiry as to the whereabouts of the class of '52, we have uncovered the following information: June Brown, chief stewardess of Interplanetary Airlines, never knew what she was getting herself into three years ago when she said, I want to be a stewardess.” Now she is one of the main officers in the interplanetary circuit with Mars. General Dunham is now the name given Tom by one and all. Tommy entered Officers’ Training School after graduation, came out as a first lieutenant and soon worked his way up to Five-Star General. Dick Heaslev has attained world fame as an artist with his trumpet. A world-wide tour recently proved his prowess as a musician. Dick once was with Les Brown but now has his own orchestra. Guy Gosier is back! The newspapers are full of the reports that this great war hero, single-handed, wiped out six enemy machine gun nests Guy has been called home to receive the Congressional Medal of honor. Virgil Weaver, professor of advanced calculus at Princeton Univer- sity, has become known as one of the leading mathematicians in the U.S. Virg graduated with highest honors from Cornell and is acknow- ledged by Professor Einstein as a valuable aid in his research. Harvey Hewitt has been happily married for five years and he and Mrs. Hewitt have three lovely girls. Harvey has expanded his father’s farm and now owns most of Three Mile Point. Noah Prior has finally succeeded in growing his yearly crop in two months. He once grew two crops in a year, but that was nothing com- pared to his present feat. If Noah would market the fertilizer he made up by his own formula to get more from the land, it would be possible for everyone to grow his own food in a window box. lust married were Anne LaComb and the famous millionaire, Mr. Eurip- Ldes Organthorpe. Anne was his private secretary until very recent- ly when E.O. proposed. Anne quit her job but chose her successor herself. Adelbert Brigham shall henceforth be called '’Ace . The greatest jet ace in history, his record has astonished the nation. Asked to teach jet flying, Ace refused, saying, Heck, they never taught me. Get the fellows up in the air, put the stick in their hand, and bail out—they'll learn how to fly soon enough. affix our seal June 20, 1972 Martin Bancroft, w’vo went west after graduation, is now the greatest furniture designer in Hollywood. Marty makes personalized furniture for such noted persons as Margaret Jones (formerly Truman), Dagmar, and Elizabeth White. Liz White, will soon become a leading movie star. She has had parts in such great movies as The Lost Chord , Sorry, Wrong Operator , and Sleepwalker’s Insomnia Murder Case . Elizabeth’s talent was ’ discovered after Don Rickett had_her for a model for his designs. Since Elizabeth's success, Donald Rickett has become her personal dress designer. He started his studio in New York but became such a success that he left it in charge of his assistant, Hattie Carnegie, and opened a new studio in Hollywood. Gene Parker has become the greatest comedian since the De?n Martin- Jerry Lewis team. He is now making as much money as both Lewis and Martin made at their peak. Gene’s next Broadway musical will be Rocketship Named Desire . Joanne West is head nurse of the Syracuse City Hospital. She was promoted to this post as soon as the new hospital had been completed because of her bravery in rescuing all the patients while the old building was in flames. Mary Lou Wilkinson has been married for four years. At the present she has her hands full—taking care of her two-year old sextuplet boys and nursing her husband who has unaccountably been suffering from shock for two years. Evelvn LaComb last week saved the U.N. Building by her cool daring. She stayed at her post, defending her switchboard bravely, until the police came to chase away the boys who had been breaking the glass walls with pebbles flung from spring-powered sling-shots. Bob Purcell, designer of the aircraft carrier, The Chaumont , be- came the eighth living billionaire after doodling in the stock mar- ket. Unfortunately, after a physical breakdown due to her fatiguing duties as first and only girl drum majorette of the Harvard Univer- sity band, Dorothy Haas dropped out of sight. It is believed that she want to the North Woods, for recuperation, where she worked as cook in a lumber camp. From there, it is heard, she went to North- ern Alaska where she met and married a young explorer. It seems they are now somewhere in Tibet, trying to find their way down from a mountain. George Van Alstvne has become renowned throughout the nationfor his unique farm in the middle of Washington, D.C. Complete in every de- tail, his farm is located near the Library of Congress. George supplies all the food for the Senators' cafeteria in the Capitol. As for our bashful boy, Kent Horton, he is doing pretty well for himself. Having made a fortune in oil, he travels only in the wealthiest circles, spending his winters in the Bahamas and his sum- mers on his Long Island estate. He hopes to return to Chaumont this month and will no doubt visit Lyme Central. We’re rather proud of our classmates of 20 years ago. If the stu- dents and faculty members would be interested, please pass this in- formation along to them Sincerely yours, The class officers of '52 We’ve worked hard to achieve our fame; These four years success has been our aim. Those years went by, as quickly as a wink, We’re on our own, we’re on our own, It’s later than we thought. Our Timer is a lover boy, George has black and wavy hair, With gals he surely rates. The girls all think he’s keen. He’s good in +-11 judging shows But it doesn’t faze our George, Ribbon chicks he always dates. To him, they’re just a dream. Fuddy is a bashful guy, Here is a true A1 Jolson fan. So all the glas do think, Donald is his name; If they knew the whole durn truth His imitations are superb They’d have him in a wink. Of that great man of fame. A chemist in our class we have, Adelbert is his name. He found water mixed with sodium Can be a dangerous game. Dot is known for her I.Q. She’s always on the top. She has nice personality, For no other would we swap. Eve LaComb from Sackets came Her humor she did bring. Once you’ve been around her long She has you in her swing. Anne, she likes her chewing gum, It is her life’s companion. She has many friends who think She really is a champion. Marty sure is one swell guy, He's always in to win. When there is some work to do, You can surely count him in. Someday, Bob will own a ship As long as whole Chaumont. He'll be the envy of the guys, Who think they have the dough. Virgil is active in +-II. At school his marks are high. In Grange he plays a vital part, Farmers are always spry. A secretary Lou will be, When she leaves our school. The boss will hold her on his kne With her pad and pencil too. Harvey is a lot of fun, We all think he's swell. He's a good sport in everything That's why he's liked so well. It was mighty hard to find A verse to fit Joanne. She's so nice and so sweet, And we all think she’s grand. Guy comes from a line of fame, In basketball he's great. He surely kept the Gosier name, And with us he'll always rate. Richard has a handsome car, The gas it likes to eat. He parked it for the winter time His bills he tried to beat. Liz, when she leaves our school A nurse she wants to be. Her patients will admire her for Her personality. Gene, his drums he likes to play, He's in the Drumming Corps. He also played in our schoolband He's a real troubadour. A hunting Tommy likes to go, And maybe catch some squirrels. He also has a lot of fun By teasing all the girls. Junie is our platinium blond, She lives in Three Mile Bay; To find another nice as she You'd go a long, long way. ADVICE TO SENIORS We advise Martin Bancroft to keep up with his Boy Scout work. We advise Adelbert Brigham to keep up his good nature, as it may come in handy in the Army. We advise June Brown not to wait ten years to get married. We advise Tommy Dunham to get a girl before it is too late. There are enough bachelors around town now. We advise Guy Gosier to carry a compass so he won't get lost. We advise Dorothy Haas to keep up her journalism. Who knows? She may be editor of the Watertown Daily Times someday. We advise Richard Heasley to keep up his trumpet. Who knows? He may be in Tommy Dorsey's band someday. We advise Harvey Hewitt to keep on the farm because of the way prices are going up. We advise Kent Horton to start fixing his shack over for a house. We advise Anne LaComb to hang on to Norm. She may not find an- other right away because of the war. We advise Evelyn LaComb to go into radio business to be the second My Friend Irma . We advise Gene Parker to keep drumming. Who knows what marching band he could make? We advise Noah Prior to keeo up his +-H work so he can become a 4--H agent. We advise Robert Purcell to become a lawyer since he likes to argue We advise Donald Rickett to take some more homeraaking courses so he'll be able to help his future wife. We advise George Van Alstyne to run for President while he is in Washington. He would make a good one. We advise Virgil Weaver to stick to baseball to take Dominic DiMag- gio's place. We advise Joanne West to grow so she won't have to have uniforms especially made. We advise Elizabeth White to keep her sweet personality. It will helo her in her nursing. We advise Mary Lou Wilkinson to get Cuppy to go in a business of his own so she could be his private secretary. President- Marvin Peters Vice-President- Janet Peters Secretary- Lois Hall Treasurer- Sally Daniels The Junior Class started the year of 1951-52 with 22 members. During the year the various activities have included the selling of stationery, selling soft drinks at the home games, and a St. Patrick's Day dance. So far the climax of the year was the Junior plays. Three one-act nlays were presented- Tommy’s Growing Pains , The Midnight Ghost , and Polly Put the Kettle On . The high spot of this year will be our Junior Prom in June which will end our activities as Juniors. We are now looking forward to a happy Senior year and presenting our Senior play. JUNIOR CLASS Front Row-A.3earup, J.Hines, J.Peters, M.Peters, L.IIall, S.Daniels E.Reed. Middle Row-N.Klock, M.Quencer, Mrs.Beck, C.Chavoustie, J.Gosier, W.Mailings. Back Row- B.Lane, A.Comins, B.Holbrook, B.Van Ness, B.Weaver, M.Drake. ADVICE TO THE JUNIORS We Advise Anne Bearup to keep her quiet nature. It’s nice to find a person who doesn’t talk all the time. We Advise Charles Chavoustie to eat heartily and grow a little more. We Advise Audrey Comins to take care of her hair. We think it's exceptionally pretty. pretty. We Advise Sally Daniels to keep her good nature. She’ll be a swell grandma some day. We Advise Mary Drake to keep her fine sense of humor. We Advise Joe Gosier to grow a little taller. We can use another Gosier on our basketball team. We Advise Lois Hall to keep modeling in +H work. Who knows, she may find herself in a New York studio. We Advise Ward Hallings to keep his neat appearance. It's one of the easiest ways to get a girlfriend. We Advise Janet Hines to keep her neat appearance. Neatness is an asset to anyone. We Advise Betty Holbrook to keep those good marks. Good grades will be a great help now and in the future. We Advise Ned Klock to keep growing so he can get the job as the giant who climbs out of the midget car in Barnum and Bailey Circus. We Advise Betty Lane to continue cheering. We Advise Janet Peters to keep practicing her clarinet so she can really give Marvin competition. We Advise Marvin Peters to keep his athletic ability. He’ll be a main prop in our sports program next year. We Advise Mickey Quencer to practice his trumpet. He’ll be essential to the band next year. We Advise Eleanor Reed to buy a jalopy now that she has her permit. We Advise Beverly Van Ness to control her temper. We Advise Betty Weaver to keep active in the Quill; who knows, she may be editor next year. We Advise David Wright to learn to drive at low speeds. SOPHOMORES Front-S.Stahl, J.Ketcham, 3.Allen, M.Carney, A.Scarpcchi, L.Countryman, D.Reed. Middle-J.Becker, F.Garret, T.Goodale, D.Clement, Mrs. Allison, A.Herrick, R.Weaver, E.Nichols, J.Fulmer. Back-J.Dwyer, H.Warner, R.Weiler, S.Brown, E.Davis, K.Benney, B.Gosier. The officers of the Sophomore Class of 1952 are: President-Majken Carney Vice Pres.-Barbara Allen Secretary-Anna Scarpcchi Treasurer-Joan Ketcham The class advisor was Mrs. Frances Allison. They have done well on their magazine sale this year. In June they weill have a class picnic which will bring their activities to a close. The amount in the treasury is $126.85 FRESHMAN GLASS Front Row-P.Haley, D.Turkington, D.Diamond, J.Mason, E.Reed, M.Mahon, R.Horton. Back Row-S.Mumford, E.Lear, L.Scales, R.Goodfriend, Mr.Keith, G.Becker, W.Smith, L.Comins, J.Kizzer. The officers for the 1952 Freshman Class were: President-Gretchen Wilder Vice Pres.-Jean Mason Secretary-Doreen Diamond Treasurer-Elsie Reed Advisor-Mr. Keith The Freshman class have had a very successful school year and plan to end it with a class picnic. Front-C.Herrick, K.Groat, P .Elliot, A.Chavoustie, C.Comins, D.Heasley, E.Gosier, J.Jackson, E.Merchant. Middle-M.Bourcy, B.Cuppernell, J.West, D.Reome, Mr. Sundberg, F.Ross, T.Utess, R.Dailey, J.Peters, R.Bevens. Back-F.Dodge, R. Klock, R.Benney, D.Mumford, B.Brown. SEVENTH GRADE Front-J.Kizzer, V.Gosier, G.Loomis, G.Becker, F.Davis, D.Brown, w L.Quencer, C.Ramsey, D.Ward. Middle-S.Purcell, V .Putnam, J.Rogers, E.Radley, J.Kilts, Mrs. Spencer, G.Alberry, R.Ramsey, D.Gosier, G.Whitmore, C.Mahon. Back-B.Ball, C.Dean, S.Bentis, B.Thompson, B.Barr, M.Allen, S.Smith. SIXTH GRADE Front-F. Comins, B. Mason, J. Love, Mrs. Leiterraan, M. Haley, C. Spencer, M. Prior. Second-R. Alberry, R. Goodfriend, J. Prior, R. Diamond, FIFTH (-SHADE ----------- Front-P.Gardner, B.Eisele, D.Eldridge, J.Ryan, W.Ililts. Middle-C.Ackerman, S.Bevens, S.Goodfriend, C.Morris, Mrs.Richards C.Shearman, E.Gardner, N.Phelps, J.Gosier. Back-G.West, S.Weaver, D.MacDougall, R.Greene, G.Brown, S.Thompson, R.Lane, D.Plato, B.Gosier, P.White. JTUUJtmi UKAJLJtt Front-F.Warner, M.Diamond, S.Wilder, G.Hillick, Miss Stewart, M.Dean, S.Wallace? S.Richards, B.Ball. Back-R.McDougall, L.Comins, D.Peters, J.Hentze, V.Randall, M.Morris, C.Horton, R.Thompson, A.Sund’ourg, W.Beck. THIRD GRADE Front-C.Gardner, C.Barre, S.Plato, M.Ladner, Miss Scanlon, B.Howland, G.Warner, W.Weaver, J.Klock. Back-S.Ramsey, F.Kilts, K.Reff, 3.Brown, R.Lear, R.Kizzer, W.Alberry, T.Hilts, J.Loomis, G.Thompson. SECOND GRADE Front-K.Peters, J.Beck, C.Comins, Mrs. Boyesen, M.Howard, K.Snyder, J.Alberry. Back. R.Talbot, G.Thompson, P.Wiley, D.Putnam, L.Radley, D.Quencer, D.Purcell, R.Alberry. Absent-J.Haas, L.Reff. FIRST GRADE Front Row- P.Shearman, N.Dodge, E.Thompson, P.Mason, S.A.Morris, J. Loomis, E.Brown, S.Haas. Back Row- D.Lear, A.Horton, N.Radley, B.D.Hilts, J.Loomis, Mrs. Love, N.Schwalm, W.Tyler, M. Countryman, D.Heasley, G.Reff. KINDERGARTEN Front-M.L. West, J. Reff. R. Harding, S. Thompson, T. Diamond, S Williams, G. Walker, R. Misercola C. Warner. Second-S. Torrey, M. Swallia, D. Loomis. C. Bull, D. Davis, G. Ashley, R. Bourn, M. Lear. M. Alberry. Back—T. Yott, D, Matthews, R. Gosier, S. Bourquin, E. Fredenburg, N.J. Ramsey, D. Brown, S. Dwyer, J. Monaghan. Grade f, 5, 6 Front-M.Jackson, J.Brown, L.Thompson, M.Goodfriend, Mrs. Herrick, M.Bourcy, C.Goutremout, M.A.Mucklwee, E.Northop. Back-C.Groat, J.Garrett, J.Packer, F.Davis, P.Garrett, K.Cheal, J.Whitmore, T.Bourcy, J.Weiler, N.Cheal, L.Barr. THREE MILE BAY Grade 1, 2, 3 Front-F.Southwell, T.Thompson, D.Barr, P.Klock, B.Gifford, Middle-J.Yott, C.Barr, S.Bourcy, J.Chavoustie, Miss Wilcox, J. Ross, C.Phillips, G.Rogers, D.Thompson. Back-C.Phillips, J.Luff, M.Rogers, D.Goutremout, J.Reome, D.Gamble, D.Krause, A.Whitmore, S.Packer, T.Ross, B.Davis. VARSITY BASKETBALL Front-M.Quencer, A.Herrick, J.West, D.Haas, T.Dunham, W.Ballings. Middle-D.Clement, W.Gosier, J.Becker, R.Heasley, R.Purcell, D.Rickett, J.Fulmer, H.Hewitt, J.Dwyer, T.Goodale, Back-F.Garrett, M.Peters, N.Prior, V.Weaver, Coach West, N.Klock, G.Gosier, M.Bancroft, R.Weaver. This year the Lyme Central varsity basketball team annexed a successful season with 16 victories and 6 defeats. Although they ended the regular league play in a tie for fourth place with Philadelphia whom they defeated in a play-off game at Evans Mills, the Lyme hoopsters came through the tournaments to defeat Cape Vincent for the tournament championship. The games and scores are as follows: PLAY-OFF FOR ifth PLACE Lyme Philly Redwood 33 if9 Lafargeville 33 V Evans Mills 36 Antwerp 36 31 Cape Vincent 53 39 Theresa 59 bl Black River 38 b5 Philly 4l 52 Cape Vincent 61 7b Redwood tl Lafargeville b-5 j5 Antwerp bO 62 Theresa b7 37 Black River L-l 67 Philly SECTIONALS 59 63 Dexter 9 39 Cape Vincent 37 50 Black River TOURNAMENTS 51 Black River Cape Vincent 29 3 1002 Total points 921 % AFTER THE BIG VICTORY! JUNIOR HIGH Front Row-R.Bevans, E.Herrick, J.Hines-timekeeper, Coach West, H.Warner-score keeper, M.Quencer, D.Heasley. Back Row-H.Radley, D.Ward, F.Ross, J.Kizzer, L.Comins, F.Davis, J.West, L.Scales, R.Goodfriend, B.Smith, B.Cuppernell. The Junior High Basketball Team had a good season during lows; 1951-1952. The scores of the games are as fol- Lyme Oooonents 25 Philadelphia 35 2b Redwood 23 26 Lafargeville 3 2b Evans Mills 22 26 Antwerp 32 20 Cape Vincent 2b 23 Theresa b3 29 Black River 36 25 Philedelphia 29 2b Cape Vincent 38 33 Redwood 16 35 Evans Mills 30 2b Lafargeville 32 28 Antwerp 26 15 Theresa 37 23 Black River 398 99 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Mary Lou Wilkinson, Audrey Comins, Janet Peters, Betty Tolbrook, Betty Lane, Sally Daniels. BASEBALL Front-T.Goodale, W.Gosier, W.Cuppernall, L.Comins, J.Gosier, J.West. Middle-R.Puree11, J.Fulmer, D.Rlckett, J.West, Coach W.West, T.Dunham, N.Prior, H,Hewitt, Back- G.Gosier, M.Bancroft, J.Klock, V.Weaver, J.Becker, M.Peters. ’ ’ INTRAMURALS Front-D.Ricke11, D.Clement, D.Wright, J.Becker, T.Goodale, F.Garret. Second-G.Parke”. M.Quencer. M.Bancroft, N.Klock, V.Weaver, H,Hewitt, R.Weaver, A.Brigham Third-L.Scales, W.Smith, G.Becker, R.Heasley, G.Gosier, A.Herrick, M.Peters, W.Gosier, J.Dwyer, J.Gosier. Back Row-C.Chavoustie, N.Prior, J.Fulmer, T.Dunham, R.Purcell, L.Comins, E.Nichols. The boys’ intramural program of Lyme Central consists of four teams, competing for top place to win the cup. A point system on all activities is used to indicate which team is on top at the end of the year. Jim Klock's team has won the cup for two years and is trying for his third win The following activities are included for competitions 1. Basketball Track 2. Volleyball 5. Ping pong 3 Football 6. Baseball 7 Horse Shoes QU1ZTKIDS Dorothy Haas, Virgil Weaver aetty Holbrook, Audrey Comins QUIZ KIDS Sally Daniels, Donald Rickett Marvin Peters, Joanne West This year, for the very first time, our Quiz Kids, Borothy, Virgil, Betty, and Audrey, were victorious five times and thus became a Championship Team. Then our second team, Sally, Donald, Marvin, Joanne, took over and won two timeso SERVICE CLUB Front-M.L.Wilkinson, J.West, J.Mason, H.Hewitt, R.Heasley, M.Peters, M.Carney, L.Quencer, E.Reed. Middle-J.Brown, M.Drake, W.Cuppernail, R.Dailey, M.Quencer, V.Weaver, D,Rickett, G.Parker, B.Weaver, E.White, D.Haas. ’ Back-A.Searpcchi, M.K.Mahon, L.Hall, J.Hines-, J.Peters, S.Daniels, S.Brown, E.Davis, B.Van Ness, A.Comins, L.Countryman, D.Reed. Front Row-E.Lacomb, J.West, M.L.Wilkinson, V.Weaver, E.White, D.Rickett. J.Brown, A.Lacomb, D.Haas. Back Row-Ii.Hewitt, A.Brigham, G.VanAstyne, R.Heasley, M.Bancroft, T.Dunham. N.Prior. R. Pnr oo11 fi Par-tar� yuiiijj SXAJP.P' Front Row-M.L.Wilkinson, M.Drake, E.LaComb, A.Comins, D.Haas, D. Rickett, B.Weaver, B.Lane, M.Carney. Middle Row-E.White, A.LaComb, A.Scarpcchi, L.Countryman, E. Davis, A.Brigham, Miss Southard, N.Prior, R.Weiler, B.Holbrook, H.Warner, J.Brown, B.Allen, Back Row-D.Reed, L.Hall, A.Bearup, J.Peters, B.VanNess, S.3rown S.Daniels, J.Hines, K.Benney, E.Reed, J.West. The members of the band are as follows: Twirlers: J.Hines, L.Quencer, D.Brown, S.Mumford, R.Benney, D.Mumford, A.Chavoustie Director: Mr. F. Joseph Collins Band: G.Parker, E.Nichols, R.Weaver, M.Quencer, A.Herrick, V.Weaver, R.Horton, G.Wilder, D.Clement, M.Bancroft, R.Alberry, R.Heasley, M.Allen, L.Countryman, E.Mer- chant, B.VanNess, N.Prior, H.Hewitt, D.Reed, M.Carney, E.Lear. M.Peters. J.West, R.Ramsey, W.Putnam, S.Pur- cell, A.Scarpcchi, K.Benney, E.Reed, J.Kizzer, D.Rick- ett, T.Goodale, R.Dailey, R.Purcell, J.Peters, W.Cup- pernell, C.Ramsey The students and townspeople of the town of Lyme are justly proud of their fine band, which this year is pic- tured in a new way - in marching formation on the field. Also, this year the members have their new green and gold uniforms, which were made possible through the efforts and cooperation of all the friends of the band. Front Row- D. Reed, L. Countryman, N. Prior. Mr. Collins, Back Row— M. Peters, V. Weaver, M. Bancroft, D. Rickett, R. Heasley, M. Quencer, H. Hewitt. Front-M.Diamond, F.Warner, M.Prior, F.Comins, C.Ackerman, D.Eldridge, A.Sundburg, M.Drake, J.Bourn. Middle-E.Wilder, J.Hentze, G.Hillick, G.West, D.Plato, R.Green, J.Prior, R.Gosier, P.White, Mr. Collins. Back-J.Gosier, D.Peters, R.Thompson, B.Eisele, R.Diamond, S.Thompson, S.Weaver, R.Lane, B.Beck, J.Ryan, N.Phle'ps. TWIRLERS Ann Chavoustie-twirler; Janet Hines-majorette; Sandra Mumford-twirler Donna Brown-flag twirler; Donna Mumford-twirler Rita Benney-twirler; Lois Quencer-flag twirler GIRLS' CHORUS Front-J.Ketcham, L.Hall, D.Reed, E.Reed, J.Peters, E.LaComb, A.LaComb, E.Reed, J.West. Middle-E.White, H.Warner, D.Diamond, E.Davis, E.Lear, A.Comins, Mr.Collins, B.VanNess, B.Holbrook, B.Lane, J.Brown, A.Scarpechi, K.Benney. Back-M.L.Wilkinson, M.Carney, S.Stahl, D.Turkington, J.Hines, J.Kizzer, S.Daniels, L.Countryman, J.Mason, M.Mahon, A.Bearup. BO iS ' UBUJrtUB Front Row-D.Clement, R.Purcell, D.Rickett, R.Heasley, Mr.Collins A.Brigham, N.Prior, M.Bancroft, E.Nichols. Back Row- V.Weaver, C.Chavoustie, H.Hewitt, G.Parker, M.Quencer. N.Prior, M.Brancroft, D«Rickett SEXTET Front-M.L.Wilkinson,J.West Middle-J.Hines,B.Holbrook Back-E.White,A.Comins QUARTET Front - A.Chavoustie, J.Mason Back - E.Reed, G.Wilder INDIVIDUAL SO I )S 41.Hewitt, M.Quencer, V.Weaver, D.Beasley, SPERO'S DAIRY BAR 22 Public Square Watertown, New York Home made ice cream Lunches Beverages SCHMID MUSIC STORE ♦Conn Olds Band Instruments GIBSON GUITARS 231 State Street Phone 2538 Watertown, N. 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