Lyme Central School - Ontarion Yearbook (Chaumont, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1953 volume:

u Mrs. William West Nursie We, the class of 1953. dedicate this issue of the Ontarion to Nursie in grateful apprecia- tion of her many kindnesses and her never-failing help. We shall always remember her read- iness to help us, whether it be mending broken bones or healing broken hearts. 32?£modatti Ray W. Failing Jr. 193 4-19 4-8 In loving memory of Brother who will always be remembered by his classmates and friends. Cheerleading 2 Yearbook Activities 2 Junior Play Quill 2,3, , Mixed Chorus 2,? Anne is one of the quiet kind A nicer girl you'll never find Anne Bearup Junior and Senior Plays Yearbook Quill 2.3, , Chorus 1.2,3, Cheerleading 1,2. Quiz Kids 3, Class President 2 A cute little blonde and Intel Girls like Audrey are too few Audrey Comins Editor in Chief of Yearbook 1 Quiz Kids 3, Cheer leading Activities 1,2 Junior and Senior Plays Quill 2.3, Chorus 3, Service Club 2,3, Library Staff 2,3, Class Treasurer 3, lly wears a smile on her face e brings cheer to most any place Sally Daniels Quiz Kids b Yearbook b Honorary Member of Student Council M- Helmut is liked by each and all He's dark and slim and not too tall Helmut Dietz Junior and Senior Plays Yearbook f Quill 2,3 Service Club b Band b Activities 1,2, 3 A Class Secretary b Mary on her errands does run In work and play she is lots of fun Junior and Senior Plays Baseball 3 A Intramurals 3, f We think Jcev is one swell guy Even though he is sort of shy. Joseph Gosier Chorus I 2 3 A Library Staff Yearbook h- . Activities 2,3 Class Secretary3 junior Play Quill 2.3, v Editor Quill b Service Club 3 Class Vice Pres ident 2 inis is a comely lass And very popular in h Lois Hall Janet in her appearance is neat. Everyone thinks that she is sweet Janet Hines Betty we like for her dimpled smile And we can count on her all the while Betty Holbrook Junior and Senior Plays Yearbook f Quill 2.3 Chorus 1,2,3 A Basketball Tine Keeper 3, Class Secretary 1 Sextet 3,W Drum Majorette 3 Majorette 2 Activities 1,2,3 A- President of Ser- vice Club 2,3,W Junior and Senior Plays Yearbook f Quill 2-3-lf Chorus 1 2,3,if Library staff 2 Band 3 Cheerleading 1 2,3 Activities 1,2, lettv is the typist of the class !he is a helpful and a cheerful lass Betty Lane Junior and Senior Plays Janet led our class this year She 11 succeed in any career. Janet Peters Junior and Senior Plays Basketball 1,2,3,if Yearbook if Mixed Chorus 3 Service Club 2.3 Class Vice Presi- dent 1 Student Council 3 Quiz Kids 3 A Band 1,2,3,if Dance Band 3,if Baseball l,2,3, f Class Treasurer 2 Class President 3 Intramurals 1,2, Known to all his friends as Pete The girls think he is awfully sweet Marvin Peters Junior and Senior Track l. + Plays , Band 1,2,3, + Basketball 1,2,3, + Yearbook + Baseball 2,3, + Quill 2,3 Football 2,3, + Dance Band 3 Oratorical Contest f Boys Chorus Intramurals 1.2,3, + 2,3 Service Club 3 We searched and searched in vain For words that would Mickey explain Mickey Quencer Junior and Senior Plays Quill 2,3, + Yearbook f Service Club 2,3, f Mixed Chorus 2,3 Library Staff f Chorus 1,2,3, + Although Eleanor is small and slim She's full of fun, life, and vim. Business Manager Yearbook + Service Club 23 + Activiiies 1,2,3, + On Point Peninsula Beverly lives And to the class much cheer she gives B ’ cit ,? { .2 , se l°T SeT cteLit H 1 ,oI «X 8 WWtVtieS I 2’3’ ivSl 1's manage1 icti BO SSU w ,, a £.1 g 1- KtvA Betty Viea eT Bo7®J T ,oT el SeDi° 1’2,3,v Sei tear als1 2’ BaS®taJ ,eT tc f , Bet. Be cla“ little lateTate- to ua T® 4oe® CB Ties Bto Senior C laSS J riitory Four years ago our class assembled as Freshman with 23 members. Our class officers were Betty Kolbrook as president, Marvin Peters as vice-president, Janet Hines as secretary, and John Fulmer as treasurer. Mr. Mein was our class advisor. We had two new members, Janet Fines and Lois Hall Our ac- tivities were selling candy, a picnic at Long Point and a hay ride. During our Sophomore year, Audrey Comins was president; Lois Hall, vice-president; Betty Holbrook, secretary; and Marvin Peters, treasurer. Miss Holland was our advisor. Our main activity was selling magazines. We clesed the year with a picnic at Long Point. In our Junior year, Marvin Peters was president, Janet Peters was vice-president, Lois Hall was secretary, and Sally Daniels was treasurer. Mrs. Beck was our class advisor. We sold stationery and soft drinks. We also had a St. Patrick's dance and the Junior Prom with Lois Hall as Queen and Marvin Peters as King. We presented three one-act plays, Tommy's Growing Pains , The Midnight Ghost , and Polly Put the Ket- tle on . All of the class went to Oswego to the mock Repub- lican convention. Joey Gosier joined us this year. The Senior year started with Janet Peters as president, Johnny Fulmer as vice-president, Mary Drake as secretary, and Sally Daniels as treasurer. Betty Holbrook was the Senior representative to the Student Council. We had a Hallowe'en dance and a Senior play called Hi and Sis in New York , with Janet and Marvin Peters as leads. It is interesting to know that Anne Bearup, Sally Daniels, Betty Holbrook, Betty Lane, and Mickey Quencer began school together twelve years ago. In the seventh grade Beverly Van Ness Joined us from Pt. Peninsula and Mary Drake. Betty Weaver, and Eleanor Feed Joined us from Three Mile Bay. Throughout the four years, several students have been mem- bers of our class from time to time. These are: Donald Hop- pell, Harry Gould, Bill Goodfriend, Wendall Davis, Elizabeth Ackerman, Ward Hailing, Jimmy Wright, Jim Klock, Charles Chavoustie, Betty Salter, Francis Garrett, and John Fulmer. DKjet tV?t rOettiots Sportsmanship - Marvin Peters • Energetic - Audrey Comins Neatness - Janet Hines industrious - Helmut Dietz Orderly - Joseph Gosier Reliable - Janet Peters Courteous - Eleanor Reed Loyal - Betty Weaver Agreeable - Anne Bearup Scholarship - Betty Holbrook Sincere - Sally Daniels .Optomistic - Mickey Quencer Friendly - Lois Hall Likable - David Wright Youthful - Beverly Van Ness Merry - Mary Drake Enthusiastic - Betty Lane CLASS MOTTO One Cannot Walk Backwards Into The Future. CLASS COLOR CLASS FLOWER Blue and Silver Yellow Rose Cla Will We, the class of 1953 of Lyme Central School, being of sound mind and memory and considering the uncertainty of this life and Intending to dispose of all property, declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking all other wills and testaments First: We leave Mr. Wright's private office to anyone who wants to get out of study hall. I, Anne Bearup. leave my quiet nature to Patty Haley. I, Audrey Coming, leave my naturally curly hair to Dorothy Reed. I Sally Daniels, leave my ability to do English to Mary Kate Mahon. I, Helmut Dietz, leave my friendly nature to Marion Allen. I, Mary Drake, leave my laugh to Carol Mahon. I, Lois Hall, leave my position as Quill Editor to Barbara Allen. I, Janet Hines, leave my pierced ears to Joannie Ketcham. I, Betty Holbrook, leave my place on the quiz team to Majken Carney I, Betty Lane, leave my devilishness to Reoul Gifford. I, Janet Peters, leave my place as president of the Student Council to Hope Warner. I, Marvin Peters, leave my basketball ability to Jerry Dwyer. I, Marvin Quencer, leave my flirtatiousness to Frank Davis. I, Eleanor Peed, leave my brown eyes to Larry Comins. I, Beverly Van Ness, leave my dancing ability to Puth Weiler. I, Betty Weaver. leave my place in +-H to Carol Comins. I, David Wright, leave my driving ability to Jimmy Becker I, Joey Gosier. leave my yen for motor scooters to Donny Clement. We 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 affix our seal. (W ?rj ADVICE TO THE SENIORS We advise David Wright to be a hot rod racer, where there are no trees. We advise Marvin Peters to keep staying away from the girls so he will be a success in life. We advise Helmut Dietz to find himself a girl in America. We advise lo Coaler to keep eating his spinach so he'll grow some more. We advise Mickey Quencer to be more punctual. We advise Betty Weaver not to work for a good looking boss because she already has someone's lap to sit on. We advise Janet Peters to keep her wonderful personality. We advise Betty Holbrook to keep up her good marks, maybe someday she will be running for president. We advise Janet Hines to be a dress designer for the movie actresses. We advise Lois Hall to keep her friendly smile, and she will win many friends. We advise Anne Bearup to keep her quiet nature. Boys always like the quiet girls. We advise Betty Lane to buy her own typewriter and start charging for her typing. We advise Mary Drake to keep up her friendliness and good nature. We advise Beverly VanNess to stick to the idea of going into the Western union work. Maybe she could be a famous telegraph operator someday. We advise Sally Daniels to keep up her good standings in college as she has here.. We advise Audrey Comins to buy a garage and be a lady mechanic. Her experience will come in handy. We advise Eleanor Reed to go ahead with her ambition to become a stenographer. She may even get to be a private secretary. A period of ten years has gone by and as we look in on the Seniors, Class of '53, we find: Anne Bearup-Anne now has a beauty salon at the corner of Hollywood and Vine, and designs hair styles for such famous stars as Gloria Glamour and Lassie. Audrey Comjns-Audrey. who is professor of math at Yale, married one of her students last year. She now spends her time experimenting with new formulas for her two month old quadruplets. Sally Daniels-Sally has just finished her third best-seller, Drums Along The Saint Lawrence , which won for her the Pul- itzer Prize. She is now hard at work on her fourth book, Sweets To The Sour , a non-fiction book of her schooldays in Chaumont. Helmut Dietz-Helmut. now a chief architect, has just laid plans for a miniature R.C.A. to be constructed in the heart of Germany. He is doing this because he was so impressed by his year spent in the United States. Mary Drake-Mary is head nurse at the City Hospital in New York and is leaving next month for Korea where she will entertain our boys on the battle front. Joey Gosler-Joer now in the firm of Powers and Gosier Soap Company, is in Chicago with his wife and family transacting a business deal to sponsor the great tv crime detective show Fishnet . Lois Hall-Lois. who has been working for Western Union, has met and married the head manager of a large branch of offices and they are now honeymooning in Bermuda. Hjflgg-Janet, who is now better known as Madame Jeanete the famous Paris designer, has just flown to England to de- sign Princess Ann’s wedding gown. We hear she will design one for herself when she returns home. Betty Holbrook-Last month Miss Holbrook was made a five star general by the president of the United States and received a medal of valor for her bravery from her fiance , General Thomas Dewey, Jr. Bcttj_Lane-Betty, after getting practice in Rochester as a file clerk, is head of the filing department in Washington. Next week she is going to be filing for the president. jan t Peters-Janet.who is Married to a New Yorjc surgeon, nas become famous with her husband for their discovery of H8°3 kich is bbing used in the fight against tecnatopiside, fenln Pgtqrg-Ppon graduating from Clarkson, Marvin started his own engineering firm of Peters and Peters and is now building an addition of seven floors to the Empire State Building. MftTYiB foffiger-After Judging +-H fashion shows for years, Mickey is now the head superintendent of Conover Cover Girls, which of course his wife does not wholly approve of. BltftPgr Rgefl-Havlng started at the Watertown School of Com- merce, Eleanor has worked her way up to the very top and is now Secretary of the United States. Ineidently there have been rumors around about a marriage between her and the treasurer. Bgyexly VapNegg-Last week Beverly left for Mars where she will supervise the •omdtruction of a trans-continental tel- egraph line from Mars to Earth. Bev started as a teletype operator at Western Union. Betty Weaver-While in South Africa on a lf-H trip, Betty was head chief of the African f-H. She is trying to decide whether to take her husband and three children there to live or to come back to the United States. David WrlehtMAfter leaving L.C.S., David purchased a stock car and has travelled the world over. While demonstrating his great driving ability, he has beeome the president of the Adirondack Stock Car Racing Association. When you see the Seniors of old L.C.S. Dressed in the caps and the gowns of success, Don't be surprised, And don't wonder why. For we've worked hard in the years now gone by. We've earned our diplomas and now we are through To start in a life that is novel and new. We thank you, our teachers, And Mr. Wright, too, For the help given all the years through. We've laughed, and we've cried, and we've had a few fights; We've gone to New York and we've seen all the sights. We've come to the end Of all our school days, And now we'll each go our own separate ways. JUNIOR CLASS Front Row: M. Carney, S. Brown. E. Davis, D. Reed, H. Warner, R. Weaver. A. Scarpcchi, J. Ketcham, Second Row: J. Dwyer, D. Clement, A. Herrick, Miss Southard, T. Gooddale, F. Garrett, J. Becker. Last Row: B. Allen, R. Weiler, W. Gosier, J. Walts R. Hamilton, L. Countryman, K. Benney, The officers of the Junior Class are: President - Hope Warner Vice-President - Russell Weaver Secretary - Dorothy Reed Treasurer - Anna Scarpcchi The Junior Class started the year of 1952- 1953 with 22 members. During the year our class sold stationery and also sold soft drinks at the home games. The Junior Class presented three one-act plays: Hurricane Hill , Late Holiday , and Tfea at Four • To end our year we will have our Junior Prom in June. ADVICE TO THE JUNIORS We advise Barbara Allen to keep her nice personality. We advise Shirley Brown to keep on studying her Latin. She may be a Latin teacher some day. We advise Karol Bennev to take good care of her pretty hair. We advise Ma.lken Carnev to keep up her good marks. She may get to be valedictorian of her class. We advise Lois Countryman to buy a car so she can go to see all her friends. We advise Elaine Davis to keep up her enthusiasm—it helps in life's darkest moments. We advise Dorothy Reed to continue her piano lessons. She could take Hal Swartz's place on Ed Murphy’s show. We advise Anna Scarncchi to continue cheering. We advise Shirley Stahl to dye her hair red so it will match Don's. We advise Hone Warner to get a job with a candy company. Her experience will come in handy. We advise Ruth Weiler to control her temper. We advise Jimmy Becker to grow a mustache and smoke cigars. He could be another Groucho. We advise Donny Clement to keep practicing basketball. Pete won't be here next year. ■We advise Jerry Dwyer to keep track of Diane. She'll make a nicd wife. We advise Francis Garrett to keep on strumming his guitar. We advise Tommy Goodale to get a girl. We advise Billy Gosler to keep up the Gosier name in basketball. We advise Dick Hamilton to grow a little. We advise Arlen Herrick to become a Naval officer. We advise Jack Walts to buy a farm of his own. We advise Russell Weaver to carry on his plans to go to M.I.T. We advise Joan Ketcham to get started on her hope chest, so it will be well-supplied when she and Charles get married. SOPEOMORE CLASS Front Row: J. Kizzer, E. Lear, G. Wilder, L. Comins, E. Reed, M, Mahon, B. Wright. Back Row: P. Haley, D. Turkington, C. Becker, Mr. Grieco, L. Scales, J. Maeon, and D. Diamond The officers of the Sophomore Class are: President - Larry Comins Vice-President - Elsie Reed Secretary - Gretchen Wilder Treasurer - Mary Kate Mahan During the year we had a magazine sale. Our top salesman was Calvin Becker and we made 116.21. We plan to end the activities with a class picnic. Mr. Grieco was our class advisor this year. FRESHMAN CLASS Front Row: F. Dodge. B. Brown, P. Elliot, C. Comins, A. Chavoustie, J. West, E. Merchant. R. Klock, R. Benny. Second Row: J. Jackson, E. Gosier, D. Mumfora, W. Cuppernell, T. Utess, Mr. Keith, D. Reome, F. Ross, C. Herrick, i. Hamilton, S. Daniels. Last Row: J. Peters, M. Bourcy, A. Paro, R. Dailey, R. Bevens, and D. Heasley At the beginning of our school year, we elected the following class officers: President - Ann Chavoustie Vice-president - James West Secretary - Carol Comins Treasurer - Qnelie Merchant We have $ f.00 in our treasury. We sold candy at our noon hours and at basketball games. We hope to end our school year with a picnic with the Sophomores. Front: L.Quencer. D.Brown, V.Gosier, M .Allen, B.Ball, J.Kizzer, G.Loomis, C.Ramsey, S.Purcell. Back: C.Dean, B.Barr, C.Mahon. D.Krupcale, J.Rogers, E. Radley, Mr. Sundberg, D.Ward, D.Gosier, W.Putnam, K.DeRouchle, P.Gray, and C.Becker Seated: J.Bourn, B.Mason, M.Bourcy, K.Cheal. P.Garrett, B.Thompson, J.Wallace, B.Bauer, F.Comins Standing: G.Talbot, R.Dlamond, J.Hilts, G.Alberry, C.Yott, Mr. Fetterly, R.Ramsey, R.Hockey, G.Whitmore, R.Goodfriend, R.Gifford, M. Haley Front: S.Weaver,C .Ackerman,S.Bevens,S.Goodfriend,S.Thompson, N.Phelps,J.Gosier,B.Eisele,W.Hilts, Back: J.Ryan,R.Gosier, D.McDougall,G.Brown,Mrs.Leiterraan,D.Plato,R.Lane,P.White, G.West,D.Eldridge front: S.Richards, S.Lynch,S.Wallace,G.Hillick,M.Morris,C.Morris Mall,E.Wilder, Back: R.McDougall.L.Petty,A.Snndberg,D.Peters, [•Hentze.V.Randall.Mrs.Richards,L.Austin,C.Horton,R.Thompson, Meek, L.Corains, F.Warner F I F T H G R A D E 9 First Row: J. Loomis, S. Ramsey, W. Alberry, F. Hilts. Second Row B. Downey, D. Gosier, S. Plato, S. Murphy, Miss Stewart, B. Holland, M. Dean, J. Klock, W. Weaver. Back Row: R. Kizzer, W. Brown, K. Reff, R• Lear, H. Downey, G.‘Warner, E. Jones, P. Weaver, nrst Row-K.Peters, J.Beck, S.DeRouchie, K.Snyder, Miss Scanlon, N.DeRouchie, M.Ladner, K.Mtmford, S.Downey - Back Row-J.Haas, R. ialbot, C.Paro, D.Quoncer, P.Wiley, C.Conins, L.Roff, M.Howard KINDERGARTEN first Row: D. Dodge, R. Torrey, M. Dodge. C. Bou-rquin, S. Southwell, Mrs. Blowers, D. Wheeler, jB, Hansen, P. Downey, M. Dodge, J. Gould, Second ‘Bow: A. Hilts, E. Talbot, A. Barr, C. Snyder, J, Paro, C. Hamlin, E. Dawis p, Rogers, J. Morris FIRST GRADE Front: R.Gosier,D.Loomis G.DeRouchie,J.Reff,G. Walker Second: R.Bourn, D. Daris,T.Diamond,J.Bevens A.Lynch,M.Swallia,C.Bull, C.Bickford Last: C.Warner, S.Torrey,M•Lear,D.Matthews E. FredenburgjMiss Congdon, S.Goodfriend,N.Ramsey,S. Dwyer,C.Ashley,M.West SECOND GRADE First Row: G. Reff, D. DeRouchie, R. Alberry, F. Mason, Second Row: D. Heasley, E. Brown, S. Hilts, S. Morris, J. Loomis, C. Heath, E. Thompson, A. Horton, Ust Row: D. Lear, S. Haas, N. Swchalm, W. Jyler, Mrs. Petty, J. Jooais, G. Thomson, N. Hadley, P. Shearman Fronts T.Yott,R.Davis,V.Phillips,D.Barr,J.Rogers,G.Davis, D.Brown, Second: S.Chavoustie.B.Stevenson,S.Bourcy,D.Thompson, A .Whitmore,Miss Wilcox,A.Yott,J.Ross, J.Chavoustie,S.Thompson, C.Barr, Back: L.Bourquin.F.Southwell,F.Torrey,T.Thompson, B. Gifford,G.Thompson,C.Phillips,J.Torrey,S.Bourquin,P.Klock, C. Phillips,J.Stevenson Absent: J.Yott,D.Gamble Front: T.Ross,C.Packer,D.Goutremout,J.Garrett,L.Barr,H.Cheal Second: H.Torrey,M.Jackson.Yott,M.Mucklewee,L.Thompson, C.Goutremout,J.Brown,E.Northrop,S.Packer, Back: G.Rogers, M .Rogers,J.Weiler,D.Krause,T.Bourcy,F.Davis.Mrs.Herrick, J.Whitmore,C.Davis,C.Stevenson,B.Davis,J.Luff,A.Yott Front: R.Dailey,A.Sundberg,J.Hentze,S.Ramsey,L.Comins,D.Heasley Second: R.Bevens,B.Gosier,D.Hamilton,A.Scarpcchi,B.Cuppernell, J.Becker.M.Peters.J.Peters Back: J.West,F.Ross,M.Quencer, D.Reome ,C .Becker,T.Goodale .L.Comins .Coach West F 0 0 T B A L L Front: D.Clement,F.Ross,B.Cuppernell,J.West,L.Comins Second: D.Hamilton,F.Garrett,Coach West,A.Herrick,T.Goodale Back: J. Becker t w w w w Front: J.Peters,J.Dwyer,D.Heasley,B.Gosier,3.Goodfriend,R.Bevens L.Comins.R .Dailey ,M.Bonrcy Second: A.Paro,J.Walts,R.Weaver,D. Clement,A.Herrick,C.Becker,J.Becker,M.Peters Backs C.Davis, D.Hamilton,L,Scales,J.Gosier,T.Goodale,F.Garrett,F.Ross,B. Cuppernell, J .West G I R L S A C T I V I T I E S JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Front Row: J. Peters, G. Wilder, R. Bevens, R. Ramsey, D. Krupcale, E. Radley, R. Diamond, C. Becker, G. Talbot. Back Row: D. Hamilton, V. Cuppernell, F. Ross, C. Yott, D. Ward, D. Reome, F. Davis, J. Kizzer, J. West, Coach West This year the Junior High School basketball team enjoyed a highly successful season. With several boys back from last year's team, we won 13 and lost only 3 ending up in a second place tie with Phila- delphia High School. The scores are as follows: Lyme 39 Black River 23 Philadelphia 32 Cape Vincent 30 Redwood 2b Evans Mills 36 Lafargeville 35 Antwerp 26 Theresa 38 Black River 28 Philadelphia 32 Cape Vincent 52 Redwood be Evans Mills 36 A Lafargeville Antwerp Theresa Opponent 29 17 25 17 18 20 17 53 39 33 28 13 21 20 23 Front Row: M. Peters, Coach West, J. Hines, H. Warner, R. Hamilton, W. Gosier. Back Row: J. Gosier, L. Comins, J. Dwyer, J. Becker, F, Garrett, J. Walts, R. Weaver, C. Becker, D. Clement, A. Herrick We started our 1952-53 basketball season with a gruop of inex- perienced boys, having only two members back from last year's team. Despite this handicap we won 7 and lost 9 games. The scores are as follows: If Lyme 31 Black River hi Philadelphia 62 62 46 42 53 Cape Vincent Redwood 78 Evans Mills 55 47 Lafargeville 54 Antwerp 4-7 62 37 Theresa 36 59 Black River 56 Philadelphia 2 43 Cape Vincent 54- 4-8 Mf 4-3 Redwood 60 Evans Mills 47 Lafargeville d-COCOlOO 32 Antwerp Theresa S. Daniels, B. Lane, B. Holbrook, J. Peters. J. Mason, E. Reed M. Carney L. Countryman, , DaTis, A. Scarpcchl, B. Allen B. Lane, M. Drake, E. Reed, E. Dietz, A. Comins, J. Gosier, B. Van Ness, M. Peters, S. Daniels, D. Wright, B. Weaver, J. Hines, B. Holbrook, A. Bearup, J. Peters, L. Hall Front i J. Hines, B. Van Ness, B. Weaver. Miss Southard, L. Hall, B. Lane, E. Reel, A. Bearup. Back: B. Allen, D. Diamond, B. Holbrook, S. Daniels, R. Weller, E. Davis, S. Brovn, J. Kizzer, M. Mahon, J. Ketcham, J. Mason, P. Haley First Rows .J. Bourn, K. Benney. E. Reed, M. Drake, E. Lear, A. Scarpcchi, M. Carney, G. Wilder, J. Peters, Y. Hamilton, Second Row: B. Eislie, R. Lane, E, Davis, R. Ramsey, B, Gosier, J. Kizzer, T. Gooddale, Mrs. Benson, A, Herrick, R. Weaver, M. Bancroft, H. Warner. Third Rows D. Brown, E. Merchant, D. Reed, L. Countryman. M. Peters, B, Cuppernell, J. Hines, B. VanNess, R. Daily, S. Purcell, M. Allen, W. Putman, L. Quencer, L. Quenc.r, R. Benny, P. Elliot, J. Hines, A. Chavonstie, D. Mumford, D. Brown DANCE BAND Front W. Putnam, M.Car- ney, A.Scarpcchl, Mrs Benson, D.Reed, L. Coun- tryman, T.Goodale Rear: H.Hewitt. M.Peters tf.Cuppernall, A.Herrick, H,Bancroft INTERMEDIATE BAND Front: D.Plato,G.West, D.Eldrldge,Mrs.Benson, L.Austin,G.Hillick, J .Hentze ,P.White : E.Wilder,S.Rlch- rds ,D.Peters,R.Gosier, •D iamond,A.Sundberg, .Beck,L.Petty,L.Comins JUNIOR BAND ?ront: P .Weaver, J. Gos i er, C.Ackerman, S. Lynch, S iliace,B.Howland, A. Jones, F.Warner Back: D.Gosier,J.Ryan, S.Ramsey,W.Brown, S. Jeaver,Mrs.Benson, R. Jear.J .Loomis ,W.Aiberry, B Kizzer . First Row: P. Haley, E. Merchant, J. Peters. J. Mason, B. Holbrook S. Daniels, E, Reed, F. Dodge, J. Jackson, Second Row: B. Wright, D, Turkington, E. Lear, B. Lane, J. Kizzer, S. Brown, B VanNess, A. Comins, A. Chavoustie, D.Diamond, M. Mahan, Back Row: K. Benney, D. Reed, A. Scarpcchi, L. Countryman, S, Daniels % J Xetcham, 0. Wilder, E. Gosier, C, Herrick, L. Hall, J. Hines, E. Reed, M, Carney. Front: D. Clement, M. Bourcy, D. Wright, C. Yott, F. Garrett, Back: G. Whitmore, Mrs. Benson, M. Bancroft, R. Hockey Seated: H. Warner, J. Peters, L. Comins, Standing: Mr. Wright H. Dietz, B. Holbrook, A. Chavoustie front: S.Daniels, H.Dietz, B.Holbrook, H.Warner, J.Peters, A.Chav- oustie, L.Corjins, J.Hines, E.Merchant, Second: A.Scarpcchi, E.Reed, Carney, L.Hall, D.Heasley, J.Dwyer, J.Kizzer, A.Herrick, F.Ross, •Peters, M.Bourcy, D.Brown, M.Allen, E.Reed, S.Daniels, Last: Purcell, R.Klock, C.Herrick, F.Dodge, M.Drake, B.Weaver, B.VanNess, S.Brown, C.Comins, B.Lane, J.Kizzer, E.Davis, D• lurkington, M.Mahan, ''•Wilder, L.Countryman wat- o woH  wca Quiz Kids 2nd team Majken Carney Dorothy Peed Helmut Dietz Russel Weaver Clarence Holbrook Claude Rlckett Maynard Cheal Leo Petty !Hl Mrs. Charoustie Mrs. Horton Bert Monroe a A A A A A TOQilUri) Stuilio Portrait and Commercial Photography lf03 Academy Street Watertown, N. Y. Phone +163 Md-a-i-s-a-a-s-s-s-ci-i •i 3-a -a-d-a-a •«•«■ !•«-a •« u ■«■« ■« ■« •«•«•«•«• !•« ■«-a •‘i1(1 -3- t 4 , I‘a’ i' 5- I' «' 5' !' i'a‘ I‘‘i‘®’ l G orq 'Broil, era Plumbing, Heating, Hardware, Paints and Electric Refrigeration Phone 7-Y-21 Chaumont New York S- if to-1- t-t-tr   • t-t-t- J  • J t-P V-1-1- V- t- ! • S J  • £■• • :• J t-S-t-t-t-tf l-t-t- 1- t t)-t-1-  • r- J. J. STOCKER COMPANY I THE CHRISTINE SHOP, INC. 2' Typewriters - Cash Registers ? Adding Machines - Duplicators 9 Supplies - Rentals - Repairs « 9 22 Arcade Balcony 5 Watertown, N. Y. Phone 232 9 9 ? ¥ ¥ ? 4-08 Woolworth Bldg. Watertown, N.Y. Dresses, Coats, Suits Juniors, Misses, Womens m •« •«•a-a m • ! • ! «a-i-(I'd -a ’3 «?  THOMAS HARDMAN, INC. ? HARLO MOTORS, INC. 501-503 State Street $ Watertown, N. Y. ? Dealers in Fine Used Automobiles utomotive Supplies, Replacement % arts, Welding Supplier, Oxygen % 500 State St. nd Acetylene, Garage and Shop ? Equipment ? Watertown 9 9 9 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1953 TOWNSHIP TELEPHONE CO. CHAUMONT, N. Y. 9 9 S’ 7 9 S’ S’ S’ S’ S’ S’ S’ ? 9 S’ S’ S’ S’ S’ S’ S’ S’ S’ S’ S’ S’ 9 S’ S’ S’ S’ S’ S’ S’ 9 S’ S’ S’ S’ S’ S’ S’ S’ 9 S’ 7 S’ 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 Our Very Best Wishes to the Class of '53 SWITZER and HUTCHING FLORISTS 116 Arsenal Street Watertown, N. Y. A A V Compliments % of Bennett's Florists l f2 Arsenal Street Watertown, N. Y. Tel. 1063 Compliments of IKE ADAMS BARBER SHOP Chaumont, N. Y. EVERETT FLANDERS t Boats-Minnows-Motors b Cottages to Rent 4) 4 Fishing Tackle - Gas Oil Phone 20-Y-312 t b b b b A Jack and Alma's 4 4 Arcade Beauty Shop 4 4 en the balcony % A Phome 37 fO b A b W J4 -d 4 -d -d -d 4 -4 -d • J-d 7 •44. I- J4. I •« KI44.4.44 KI -(!4-(I4-« 1-(J-a4-(I4-a-I- l-«4- !-d-d • !• ! KtKl-a-d-3-(IKI-a-a-d-d-d •«•«•  •«-a •«•«•«■«•«•« •«•«•«•« Compliments of CHAMBERLAIN RADIO SERVICE Limerick, New York Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '53 BRADLEY HARDWARE Arsenal St. - Court St. ? PECK'S SNACK BAR Fishing tackle-Candy Magazines-Drugs Chaumont, New York SPERO'S DAIRY BAR 22 Public Square Watertown, New York Home made ice cream Lunches Beverages Compliments of ROE FARM SERVICE INC. Limerick Woodville N.Y. Feeds-Seeds Farm Supplies «.«-a -a -u-m-n i -a-n-a-a-a-a-a-a-a -z«-a««■««•«•««■««■«■«■■«««■«« «■« •«« • j -a •«•«•a -a •« • «•« •«•«•«•a •« •« ■« « •« •« • The Management will be glad to welcome you TOWN TAVERN Three Mile Bay, N.Y. Compliments of CURTIS HOLMES MUSIC CO. 119 Stone Street Watertown, New York Phone 6177-Instruments 6178-Rental Television Service •J •« t • ! •« Kl •« • • ! • ! • ! -t Kl ■ • ! •« -d 4 • ! • ! -d 4 Compliments of Black White Store Drugs, Meats, and Groceries Chaumont, New York « « 1 -| «I « ! 1 J « H 4 -J 44 4 -J J«'«  ' •««««««« ' ' ' Compliments of Marion H. Hentze Three Mile Bay, N. Y. Earle’s Dairy Raw and Pasteurized Milk and Cream Phone Chaumont 11Y3 Compliments of The Cresent Milling Co, •d d (l KI d «d  l d •€ d 3 d • ! «d«(i «d-d KIKI d • ! m •(! •(!• ! KI • ! •d'd d (J Compliments of Ed Jason The Tavern at Point Peninsula 1444 4 44 444 4444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444 Compliments ! I i WATERTOWN SCHOOL OF COMMERCE ‘ Registered by the New York State Education Dept, i 4 J444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444-'t44444444444444444444:, 4 4 i 4 4 I. R. POOLE Happy Cooking Metered Gas Service Propane Gas Equipment for Domestic Use Happy Cooking Gas Ranges 4 Dexter, New York 14444444444444444444444444444444444444 44444444444444444444444444444444444444l , Best Wishes to the Class of ' 53 Band Box Dry Cleaners AND Hayes’ Washmobile State St. Watertown Tel. 168M- Tel. M+19 4444444444444444444 :hmmmwmm.44444444444444ii444444444444444444444444444444444444V G. A. JUMPS Coal-Kerosene Fuel Oil-Lumber Complete line of Paints and Roofing Siding Contractor Building Supplies Dexter, New York j -8 D-J $•$ ©•!)■ I ® ®-D-D D D ® D L444 ««««««« We Serve. 1 M OV vz oorArtj i A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A TkeN orWvem Neu York Tirusi Corr av I V WrVowr , A . V. AcfamS Copen Uao«.K ? UxanJiria Ankuerp ' EwsJVJ s Member F.D.VC.  ► J t-v-j.1- •  •  • J). • I). 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Daniels All Kinds of Insurance Phone 37 Chaumont, N.Y. ? 2 I Atlantic Service Station ? i A A A A A A A ! i A Compliments Atlantic Service Station Groceries Earl Fulmer ||4 4444‘(I44444 «4'4‘ l‘il4HllI44 H444444 M444 €444444«4'H44444444M M l«M4«444'M M44 l«« Hj| CONGRATULATIONS To The Senior Class of 1953 Best Wishes In Your Future Enterprises Qificn Clayton, N. Y. V P ! •  •  • ! • Ir D« ! • If ! • Ir tf  • I D D ! • D ! • D D  • ! • ! •  • D-  • D D D D D«  • ! • t 1  •  • tf D D D tf S -  • !)• D D D D D- D ! • If ! • D« D D D l  • D D D« D-1 D- D D D Jh If D l D SALES - SERVICE - ACCESSORIES FOR SHIPS £ SAlrtORkfeM RICHARDSON CRUISERS OF TOMORROW SHEPHERD UTILITIES A RUNABOUTS SKANEATELES SMALL SAILBOATS HINCKLEY CRUISING AUXILIARIES WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF MARINE HARDWARE GASOLINE, OIL, ICE, STORAGE MARINE RAILWAY HULL ENGINE REPAIRS CHAUMONT, INCORPORATED PHONE Mf ►;  •  • • t- •  •  ■  • • •  • Sf V- J  •  •  • V-  •  •  •  • J - •  •  •  ■ •  •  • •  • t- JC t- • If  •  • tr tr  •  • • • • tr tr  • ! •  • tr tr tr J tr tr  •  •  •  •  • l tr tr Ir  • !!• tr  •  •  • I tr J tr IT  •  • tr 1 44• 4 • 44 4 4-4 44 4 4 444 4 4 -1 4 444 «J •« «I 4 44•4 I •«■« 4 44444«I 44 4 4 4 444 -I -I 4 4 44 4 44 44444 44 44444444 4 44444 L wcK y -Star R.ancV J. C. GEORG-DISTBIBUTOR Walter Snow Fighters Frink Sno-plows 805 East Genesse St. Syracuse, N. Y. Chaumont, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS TOP HAT LIMERICK r L. J. HAMILTON CHADMONT 39 AUCTIONEERS P. HAMILTON WATERTOWN  710-W-2 H4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 -8 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 -a 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4'%•’4 4 ■ 4 4 • 4 4• • 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ® 4 4 4 ■ ® 4 ®14 ■ ' SHANGRI-LA Pt. Peninsula Whare the fish really biteI Boats, Motors, Bait and Refreshments. Our only bar is a milk bar. Wm. F. Utess, Prop. Westinghouse A Philco iRadios, Televisions. A Appliances• [Time Payment Plan; All makes of : iradio and television repaired; TVi antennas installed and repaired t i. i ■ U. S. Sales A Service i I Three Mile Bay, N.Y. i I Phone 29 iWm. F. Utess Wilson Southwells  ONTARIO CONSTRUCTION CO. 30 Years Experience of General Construction Owners Developers of Henry Keep Estates in Watertown, N.Y. Chaumont, N.Y. Phone 50 -d-a-d-au-a-oxj-a«Kiu-a-a-a-a•«•(«4 4 4-a-a-a 4-a 4 4-a 4 4 4-a 4 4-a 4 4 4 4 4 444444444444444444444444444444 a Bastlan Bros. Co. Rochester, N. Y. Designers and Producers qT Exclusive Class Jewelry Genuine Engraved Commencenent Announcement-Cards Mr. James L. Mason 90 Rock Island Street Gouverneur A 1  • M £ • l t- tf ff tf D-D- D-D- -  • • • )• • 1 V   • • D-D-1  J 8 tf J  ■ l t-J  • l  • t-t-K-frtrt-t-1- Pt-S- Ih t-t t-t- J 1- £ • ! • A J. A. SCOBELL COMPANY INC. Freezer Locker Service Cape Vincent, N. Y. Phone Compliments of ■ TAYLOR IMPLEMENT COMPANY ■ III 560 West Main Street HI IMTtMAnONAL HARVISTIR Watertown. N. Y. IWntUAUOUAL HARVimt ||444' 4‘II 4‘ 4444'll44‘M444‘M4'(44 (4‘ 44‘H444‘M4444‘(I44 444444‘t‘i44«'II4' 4'144'M4‘M44' ‘14 l4 REFF MOTOR CORPORATION Clayton, N. Y, Yonr Ford Dealer Phone 111 |m4wK44j M.H4444444444444444444444444 4444444444444444444444444444444444444444 jj ? Compliments of Gleclrolwx Sales and Service Paul Hines Chaumont, New York Phone 291111 Compliments of SEALTEST Ice Cream Compliments of Purcell s Turkey Farm Chaumont, N. Y. Phone 29Fl f )H444 45-4 •« -3 -t -4 «J -4 -4 -3 -4 -4 -4 • 4t -4 -4 -4 -4 «I -4 -4 A -4 -4 -4 -4 -4 -4 -4 -4 -4 «1 -4 -4 -4 -4 -4 -4 -4 1 -4 -4 -4 -4 -4 -4 4 • ! -4 -8 -4 -a -4 -4 -4 -4 -4 4 4 -4 ■ ! -4 -4 -4 -4 -3 -4 -4 -4 -4 -4 -4 • ! -4 BUY XTy an ix e P AV t s At Wholesale BLACK RIVER PAPER COMPANY Phone 13 Factory Square Watertown, N. Y. 7AN ALSTYNE'S WHITEWASHING Chaumont. N. Y. Phone oF-11 BARBER FARMER BICYCLE SHOP Bicycle repairs on all makes Complete Stock of bicycle parts and accessories Road Master Bicycles 170 Arsenal Street-Watertown Phone 1380 COMPLIMENTS of MRS. RHEA BENNEY TEACHER OF VOICE CHAUMONT Phone 52Y12 frt- M  • P t-  •  •  •  • 1  • • t-  • t-t-S- S-t-t- t-t-t-1- J -  • to-fr J ! • I D- t-t-tf J  •«  • l S- - t-t- t-1 - D-D-  • t- J ! • ■ ! « • • •  •   t- i 8- r-  • S ►3«HIHlHlHIHlHJHIHIHIH|HlHtHIHIH HIHInlHI HIHI-dHIHl 3HIHl Compliments of WATERTOWN COOP. G.L.F. SERVICE, INC. 935 West Main St. Watertown N. Y. Tel. 4-027 FEED SEED FERTILIZER For Happiness Save With THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DEXTER Dexter, N.Y. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation $10,000 Maximum Deposit Insurance For Each Depositor BACHY'S Three Mile Bay, N. Y. Martin Motors-Marine Supplies Boats Motors For Rent Bait Ice Phone 3 Mile Bay-27 Compliments of JONES SPORT SHOP Public Square Watertown, N. Y. +svsvs svsvscsvsvrvsvsvscsvsvsvsvsvs svscivlvsvs s svsvs svsvscsvsvsvfrsvsvlvsvsvsesvsvsvs l s frs-t“£ selvsvsvsvf svsvs frsvr-svresvrvsvsvsvs svsvf-tvsvsvs sv VICTOR BOURN Vic's Sunoco Station Chaumont, N. Y. Tel. h SEE HORACE SHEPARD For Insurance Of All Kinds H-S-S-S-S-S-l •) •S-SeHVleHeleieS-leSetelvSeWS-W-l-lvSeS-S.-Sc W •!• • •)-1SlS-l. -)-! -t-SeSC IV Jv Sc i-IVICW,- IV leSelel-lvS,-W-)- -l-S