Lyme Central School - Ontarion Yearbook (Chaumont, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1956 volume:

NOLLVDrcraa Mrs. Mabel Herrick For many years you've paved the way. For hundreds of students to learn. In the grade schoolhouse In Three Mile Bay, All our praises you did earn. Our gratitude we would like to express, For these things and many more too. And, therefore, we wish you much happiness. And dedicate this book to you. ADMINISTR ATION M mu On the shores of Lake Ontario Stands our high school fair; Loyalty and truth her motto Green and gold wave there. Loyalty and truth and honor To the golden rule; Hail to thee, our alma mater; Hail] Lyme Central School. Prom the waves of old Ontario Borne on wings of time Fortune builded here our motto, Loyalty” sublime. Loyalty and truth and honor To the golden rule; Hail to thee, our alma mater; Haill Lyme Central School. Green and Gold, 0 wave forever O'er our high school f’air; Loyal to her best endeavor Keep it floating there. Loyalty and truth and honor To the golden rule; Hail to thee, our alma mater; Hail] Lyme Central School FACULTY Seated: Mrs. Walrath, Miss Stewart, Mrs. Krause, Mrs. Herrick, Miss Wilcox, Mrs. West, Mrs. Silver, Middle row - Mrs. Poole, Mr. Wright, Mr. Miller, Miss Congdon, Miss Southard, Mrs. Walts, Mr. West. Back row - Mr. Mosseau, Miss Lawson, Mrs. De Franco, Mr. Fetterly, Mr. Avery, Mr. Dodge, Mrs. Hentze, Miss Tighe, Miss Aldous, Mr. Blunt. Mr. Purcell; Mr. Frye; Mr. Rogers; Mrs. Silver, clerk; Mrs. Haas, treasurer; Mr. Beck, president; Mr. Howard; Mr. Chisamore, super- intendent; Mr. Wright, principal. Roy's full of fun and mischief too. Doing things he shouldn't do. Roy Bevens Basketball 1,2,3,14. Literary-Yearbook k Football 1,2,3� U Junior Play Baseball 1,2,3,k Senior Play Intramurals 1,2,3,14- Conference at Oswego Service Club 3� 1|- Here's a fellow who's never sad and doesn't pout. He thinks it's better to wear out, than to rust out. Marvin Bourcy 1,2,3,14- Basketball Football 2 Baseball 3,14. Intramurals 1,2,3,14- Service Club Junior Play Senior Play Student Assistant Librarian 1 Literary-Yearbook I4. 1,2,3,14- Conference at Oswego Nurse's Assistant I4 Here's a girl who can clean and cook. Because of all the homemaking classes she took. Bethel Brown Home Economics Club 2,3,14- Volleyball 1,3,14- Softball 1,3,14- Basketball 1,3,14. G .A .A • 1,3,14- Service Club 2,3,14- Soccer 1 Nurse Assistant 14. Quill 2,3,14- Junior Play 3 Ann Chavoustie I'll be merry. I'll be free. I’ll be sad for nobody. Basketball I4. G.A.A. 3,14- Glee Club 1,2,3,14- President of Class 1 Service Club 1,2,3,14- Quill 3,14- Yearbook Staff I4. Student Council 1 Junior Play 3 Home Ec. Club 2,3,14- Senior Play I4. Student Librarian 3,14- Cheerleading 1,2,3,14- Photography-Yearbook I4. Majorette 1,2,3,14- Quartet 1 Ensemble I4. Volleyball I4. , County Choral Concert 14. A sunny nature, a true-blue he rt; Joy Is her motto, friendship is her art. Carol Comins Basketball 1,3,14- G.A.A. 1,3,14- President of G.A.A. Secretary 1 Service Club 1,2,3,14. Quill 2,3 Photography-Yearbook I4. Junior Play 3 Conference at Oswego 3 Senior Play Student Assistant Librarian 1,2 Softball 1,3,14- Ticket Seller 2,3,14- Volleyball 1,3,11- Soccer 1 Nurse Assistant I4. An athlete and a mighty one. Who plays the game until it’s done. Bill Cuppernell Basketball 1,2,3,14- Football 1,2,3,14- Baseball 1,2,3,14 Intramurals 1,2,3,14- Band 1,2,3,14- Service Club 1,2,3,14- Junior Play Senior Play Advertising-Yearbook Student Assistant Librarian 2,14. Mixed Chorus 3 Conference at Oswego Dance Band 1 Quiet in classes as a rule. But full of fun outside of school Robert Dailey Football 1,2,3,14- Baseball 1,2,3, li Intramurals 1,2,3,14- Band 1,2,3,14- Boys Chorus 3 Vice President I4 Timer I4 Service Club 3,11- Junior Play Senior Play Literary-Yearbook £4. Manager-Basketball I4. Conference at Oswego 2,3,14 Mixed Chorus 3 County Band Concert I4 Frances on her errands does run. Work and play, she's lots of fun. Frances Dodge Basketball 1,3,14- Glee Club 1,2,3,14 G.A.A. 1,3,14. Service Club 1,2,3,14 0 111 2,3,14 Yearbook-Bus. Manager Soccer 1 Volleyball 1,3,14. Junior Play Senior Play Student Librarian 1,2,3 Ensemble I4 Cheerleading I4 Home Ec. Club 2,3� l4 Conference at Oswego 2 Nurse Assistant 1,2,3,14 Softball 1,3,14 Quill typist 2,14 Cafeteria Work 3,14 County Choral Concert I4 There is a mischievous twinkle in her eye. She has a gift of laughter, which is no lie. Patricia Elliott Basketball 1,3 G.A.A. 1,3 Glee Club 1,3,14- Service Club 1,2,3,14. Quill 2,14. Photography-Yearbook I4. Junior Play County Choral Concert Majorette 1,2,3,1� . Volleyball 1,3 Softball 1,3 Ticket Seller 2,3,14- Conference at Oswego 3 Office Work 2,3,14- Quill Typist ij. Speech is silver. Silence is gold, Here’s a girl who’s never bold. Elizabeth Gosler Glee Club 1,3 Service Club 3,11- Quill 3,14- Conference at Oswego G.A.A. 1 Junior Play Yearbook Staff I� . 2 Home Ec. Club 2,3,14. Snappy, gay, full of fun. She has a smile for everyone. Yvonne Hamilton Basketball I4. Band 1,2,3 Glee Club 1,2,3 G.A.A. I4. Class Vice President Class President 3 Service Club 1,2 Quill 2,3 Yearbook Staff I4. Student Council 3,14- Quiz Kids 3 Honor Society 2,3,14- Junior Play 3 2 Senior Play 1� . Advertising-yearbook I4. Co-editor-yearbook I4. Volleyball I4. Citizenship Conference 3,14- Da vid’s muscles are not hay. They came from farming, so they say. Basketball 1,3 Football I4. Baseball l,k Intramurals 1,2,3,14. Boys Chorus 3 Service Club 1,3,1� . Literary-Yearbookl; Quiz Kids 3 Honor Society 2,3 Junior Play Senior Play Mixed Chorus 3 Conference at Oswego 2,3,14- Rep. to Boys State 3 What could be more of a bliss. Than to know this charming miss. Carolyn Herrick Quill 2,3,14- Quill Editor 1; Quill Typist 2,3,14 Volleyball 1,3,1; Soccer 1 Conference at Oswego Nurse Assistant 1; Basketball 1,3,1; Softball 1,3,1; G.A.A. President 3 G.A.A. Secretary 1 Glee Club 1,1; Service Club 1,2,3,!; Yearbook Staff-Typist 1; 2 Junior Play Senior Play Home Ec. Club 2,3,1; Cafeteria Cashier 1; A kind word, a happy smile. She wears them always - that’s her style. Rita Hewitt Majorette 1 Queen 3 Junior Play Glee Club 3,1; G.A.A. 3,1; Photography-Yearbook Home Ec. Club 2,3,1; Student Assistant Librarian 1; Mixed Chorus 3 Ensemble 1; Conference at Oswego 2 Honor Society 1; Here's a girl who’s liked by all. She's very cute but not too tall. Eraelie Merchant Band 1,2,3,1; Glee Club 1,2,3,!; Class office 1,3,1; Service Club 1,2,3,1; Quill 2,3,1; Honor Society 3,1; Junior Play Senior Play Typist-Yearbook 1; Student Assistant Librarian 1; Cheerleading 1,2,3,!; Quill Typist 3,k Ensemble 1; Conference at Oswego 2 Nurses Assistant 1,2,3� !; Baseball Scorekeeper 3,1; County Choral Concert 1; She's witty, pretty, and very wise; Her mischief lies in a gay disguise. Donna Mumford Basketball 3,1; Glee Club 2 G.A.A. 1,3,1; Class Secretary 3 Service Club 1,2,3,!; Quill 3,1; Yearbook Staff 1; Junior Play 3 Senior Play 1; Advertising yearbook 1; Co-editor of yearbook 1; Majorette 1,2,3,!; Volleyball 1,3,1; Soccer 1 He is calm and very shy. Yet there Is mischief in his eye. John Peters Basketball 1,2,3,4 Junior Play Baseball 1,2,3,4 Senior Play Iiiuramurals 1,2,-3A Red Cross Rep. 3 14- Secretary 4 To worry little and study less. Is his idea of happiness. Fred Ross Basketball 1,2,3,14- Football 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Intramurals 1,2,3,14- President 4 Vice President 3 Service Club 1,2,3 Sec. Student Council I4. Junior Play Advertising-Yearbook 4 King of Prom 3 My heart is gay and fancy free, Go ’way little girls, don’t bother me. Ted TJtess Intramurals 1,2 Service Club 2,3,14- Advertising-Yearbook Quiz Kids 4 Junior Play Student Announces 3,4 4 Conference at Oswego iigh school days have their delights, 3ut they’ll never compare with high school nights. 2 Jim West Basketball 1,2,3 Advertising 4 Football 1,2,3 Vice President Baseball 1,3 Student Council 1 Intramurals 1,2,3,14- Junior Play President 1 Senior Play Vice President 2 Conference at Oswego 2 Service Club 1,2,3 Red Cross Rep. 2 ? u rk -j M £)o- llr.UL- y u . L 9 i. - t i Co -d cdtx yy o'O 11 gt ■ - if- v i - r ) . . jCZc Calais Miitory In September, 195 2, 29 boys and girls entered the Freshman class of L.C.S. to begin their high school career. That year Mr. Keith was our class advisor; Ann Chavoustie, President; James West, Vice-Pres- ident; Carol Comins, Secretary; and Emelie Merchant, Treasurer. The first money that we earned for our class trip was by selling candy at the games and during our noon hours. We ended our year with a picnic at Cedar Point. In our Sophomore year, Mr. Grieco was our class advisor. Our class officers were James West, President; Yvonne Hamilton, Vice President; Rita Hewitt, Secretary Treasurer. Th9t year the class earned money by selling magazines. At the close of the year, we had a picnic at Cedar Point. When we returned to school in our Junior year, we elected Yvonne Ham- ilton, President; Fred Ross, Vice-President; Donna Mumford, Secretary and Emelie Merchant, Treasurer. That year Miss Southard was our class advisor. We had a very busy school term making money for cur Senior trip. The first project was selling stationery. All of the class took part in this activity, and it turned out to be a big suc- cess. Next came our Junior play, a 3-act comedy, Beauty and the Beef , with Mr. Graham Stone as our director. In June, we held our annual Junior Prom with the music of Harry Spicer and his orchestra. We ended this highly successful class year with a picnic with the Seniors at Cedar Point. Last fall we were Seniors. This was the year we all had been looking forward to, the year for our class trip to New York City! Miss Southard was our class advisor. We elected Fred Ross, President; Robert Dailey, Vice-President; John Peters, Secretary; and Emelie Merchant, Treasurer. Yvonne Hamilton was our representative to the Student Council. This year we held a magician show with the talented Mr. Russell as the magician. Then we had our Senior class play, Finders Creepers , directed by Miss Aldous. We also had several food sales and a talent show. Our class motto has been: Plan well for the future, for you will spend the rest of your life In it. Our class colors are blue and white, and the class flower is the American Beauty rose. It might be interesting to note that the present 20 members in the Senior Class have gone all through high school together. Donna Mum- ford, Roy Bevens, Bill Cuppernell, Bethel Brown, Rita Hewitt, Carol Comins, and Jim West all started first grade together in Chaumont, and Marvin Bourcy and Carolyn Herrick started first grade together in Three Mile Bay School. The following have been in our class at one time or another: Norman Gee, Charles 0«Connor, Danny Warner, Marlene Wilkie, Elmar Freytag, Arlene Goodrich, Shirley Daniels, Claude Davis, Eddie Herrick, Jeanette Jackson, Rosemary Klock, Douglas Reome, Alan Paro, Lester Scales, and Robert Goodfriend. ffiaat HtU anil (Hratampitt. _We, The Senior Class of 1956....... of the L. C. S� _____of..Chaumont____t jn jje County of_Jefferson__.____ and State of..New York........ , being of sound and disposing mind and memory, do make, publish and declare this my last Will attft UpBtamntt in manner following, that is to say: 3Firat. — To our Parents� we wish to express our thanks for putting up with our report cards, both good and bad. To the Board of Education, many thanks for their essential guid- ance through our years in school. To the Janitors, we leave all our paperwads, inkstains, carved desks, and just plain messes which we have managed to accumulate since kindergarten. To the Bus Drivers, our humble thanks for getting us to school on time and in one piece. To the Cafeteria Staff, we soberly dedicate this poem: Through the lips. Past the gums. Look out stomach- Here it comes. To the Teachers, Well, we just leave. I, Roy Bevens, leave my ability to get into mischief to Tommy Bourcy. I, Marvin Bourcy, endow my dexterity in handling the Drivers' Education car to Walter Putnam. I, Bethel Brown, leave my money-counting ability to anyone who has patience enough to do it. I, Ann Chavoustle, leave my old History books to any poor soul who can get along with them better than I have. I, Carol Comlns. leave my office as President of the Girls' Athletic Association to Lois Quencer. I, William Cuppernell. leave ray catching berth to David Eldridge. I, Robert Dailey, leave my Job as manager of the basketball team to anyone who wants to get out of study hall. I, Frances Dodge, leave my ability to loiter in the office without being evicted to anyone else who is able to get away with it. I, Patricia Elliott, leave my office work to Christine Becker. j Elisabeth Gosler, leave my quietness In study hall to any noisy boy who needs it I Virnnne Hamilton, will all my shop projects to anyone who has room for them, t n«v1d Heaslev. leave my 1956 Esquire calendar to the member of next year s Senior class who receives locker 16. lt Carolyn Herrick, leave my typing skill to Jane Gosler, t Rita Hewitt, leave my period of reign as Queen of the Junior Prom to the girl who succeeds me, t Emfille Merchant, leave my office as Senior class treasurer to the person in next year's class who will have the problem of handling the finances for a New York trip. I Donna Mumford, leave my ability to swim in the girls' showers to Susie Purcell. I. John Peters, leave my pride and faith In the World Champion Brooklyn iJodgers to David Ashwin. I Fred Ross, leave my habit of arriving at school late to James Rogers. lt Theodore Utess, will my position as student announcer to Carolyn Dean. I, James West, leave my knack for falling asleep In school to Nancy Phelps. CaBtlg.— I hereby appoint... Mr. Jack Beck President execute of this, my last Will and Testament, with full power and authority to sell and con- vey, lease or mortgage real estate: hereby revoking all former wills by me made. 3n WttnpBH Hhrrpnf, I have hereunto set my hand and seal the—25th. day June___________, in the year One thousand nine hundred and flf ty-alx__ ADVICE TO TEE SENIORS We advise Roy Bevena to keep playing basketball. Someday he will be able to play for the Na ts. Ve advise Marvin Bourcy to buy a chain of gas stations with all the practice he has had running one. We advise Bethel Brown to study her homemaking very hard. It will come in handy in a little while We advise Ann Chavoustie to keep a good hold on Doug. After all, the Seniors will have only four boys next year. We advise Carol Comlns to keep growing, and to become a Texas Cow- girl . We advise Bill Cuppernell to marry Emelie. Then he’ll be able to own the Merchant saw-mill someday. We advise Robert Dailey to keep managing basketball, and someday he may be a manager for the Nats. We advise Frances Dodge to get a Job in a bank. After all the money she’s handled this year, she has had the necessary experience. We advise Patricia Elliott to keep ice-skating. She may become another Barbara Ann Scott. We advise Elizabeth Gosler to keep her quiet nature. Boys like quiet girls. We advise Yvonne Hamilton to keep swimming in the showers to train for the English Channel. We advise David Heasley to run for President of the United States. We think he’d make a good one. We advise Carolyn Herrick to keep her hair growing. She may beat Ann someday The race still isn’t over. We advise Rita Hewitt to learn how to pass under trucks in her Austin Healy. lt s faster that way, you know. We advise Emelie Merchant to keep playing her sax. You and Bill make a nice duet. We advise Donna Mumford to become a model. We’re sure she would make a success at it. We advise John Peters to keep playing baseball, because someday Campanella may break a leg, and John can take over. We advise Fred Ross to keep up his football. Someday he may become an All-American. We advise Ted Utess to become a radio commentator. His experience at home basketball games will help him. We advise James West to keep up his National Guard work. Who knows? He may get to be a four-star general. k On an exciting day in 1971 the Class of � 56 held a class reunion at the Hotel Bourcy, formerly the Hotel New Yorker, in New York City. It seems that Marvin Bourcy took quite a liking to the city when the class came here in 1956. Here is an account of each member of the class as reported at the reunion: Roy Beyens is now principal of Lyme Central School and has Just established a rule that all Seniors may go home at noon. Having taken the advice of the Class of 195£ Bethel Brown is now the owner of a taxi service between Three Mile Bay and Watertown. The business has become so successful that she is now considering expanding to include Cape Vincent in the route covered. Anne Chavoustle is now the famous Anna. We understand she post- poned a world-wide singing tour to attend the reunion. Carol Comlns is still interested in lj.-H work, especially since she married the leader of the New York State organization. And who was that with the sneakers and football? Oh, yes, it� s Bill Cuppernell, who now heads the physical education department at Cort- land State Teachers College. Robert Dailey is now famous on television. He is top umpire of the American League. Frances Dodge has Just won an award for being the world’s best woman driver. She certainly has changed since her high school days when she backed through a fence and hit two trees. Patricia Elliott has done quite well at the Watertown School of Com- merce, and she is now a very well-known stenographer for a company in New York City. Who was that who arrived in the Cadillac? Yes, it’s Elizabeth Cosier. It seems someone entered her picture in a beauty contest, and she ended up marrying the Judge, who Just happened to be very wealthy. When asked how her trip to New York was. Yvonne Hamilton, the world's greatest water-skier, replied, Wet. You see, Yvonne, in order to attend our reunion, took to her water skis, and now in addition to her many other titles she has been named the first per- son ever to ski non-stop from Florida to New York on one foot. David Heasley graduated Summa Cum Laude from the State Ranger School at Wanekena and is now stationed at Willow Creek. Since the passing away of Imogene Coca two weeks ago, Carolyn Her- rick has taken her place. And she is doing very well. Who do you suppose was the photographer to take the pictures at the meeting? Why, it was Emelle Merchant, who is now a photographer for the New York Times. Rita Hewitt has recently been selected as Mrs. America and is now vacationing in Bermuda, this trip having been one of the prizes. Donna Mumford was dressed in her newest creation. She is now head designer for Sake-Fifth Avenue. John Peters is diligently pursuing all farmers’ daughters in the guise of a John Deere tractor salesman. Fred Ross seems to have had a little bad luck, for he is now in the hospital recuperating from having eaten 30 banana splits in the World -wide Banana Split Contest. ije? Is a well-known politician, rapidly working his way to the White House. James West now owns his own farm machinery store, located on the Old Town Springs Road. 1st. row. H. Reddick, C. Ramsey, V. Gosier, M. Allen D. Brown, L. Quencer, C. Dean. 2nd. row.E. Radley, B. Barr, B. Ball, w. Putman, D. Ward, Mrs. Walrath, J. Richards, S. Purcell, C. Becker, J. Rogers. The Junior Class of 19£5 -195 6, consisting of l£ mem- bers, held a successful stationery sale this year. They also sold soft drinks and hot dogs at the home basketball games. Their three-act play was called Quiz Me Again. Pinal activities of the year were the annual Junior Prom and a class picnic. The class officers were: President - Douglas Ward Vice President - Jon Richards Secretary - Donna Brown Treasurer - Marion Allen Class Advisor - Mrs. Walrath, ADVICE TO THE JUNIORS We advise Marian Allen to teach Guy to slow down while driving so that he will have his new Ford longer. We advise Barbara Ball to go to South Carolina every year. Then she will still be the only girl in Chaumont with an early spring tan. We advise Bernice Barr to bone up for the Citizenship Conference next year. That scholarship would come in real handy. We advise Christine Becker and Donna Brown to start a professional comedy act together, They do fairly well as amateurs. We advise Carolyn Dean to become a librarian so she will always have a good supply of books on hand. We advise Vera Goaler to join the Texas Cow Girls. She is a pretty good basketball player. We advise Suzanne Purcell to go to college in Florida so she can swim all year round. We advise Walter Putnam to keep up with Driver Education and become a professional Hell Driver. We advise Lois Quencer to keep up her I4.-H work. There are scholar- ships available. We advise Eddie Radley to use colored buckshot so he can tell his own ducks when he shoots them. We advise Carolyn Ramsey to keep her good nature and pleasing personality. We advise Norma Reddick to buy a car of her own so we can keep the Driver Ed. car. We advise Jon Richards to buy a camel for his harem. We advise James Rogers to become a biology teacher. He seems to enjoy working in the lab. We advise Douglas Ward to keep up the good work in basketball. The team will need him next yesr. SOPHOMORES 1st. row - B.Mason; K.Cheal; J.Bourn; F,Comins,President; .allace; Secretary; B.Bauer,Treasurer 2nd, vow - G.Talbot; R.Si ry; D.Ashwin,Vice-President; Miss Lawson,Class Advisor; Mr.rtickett; C,Yott; R,Alberry; C.Wilder; R,Gifford. 1st. row - C. Sherman; J. Gosier; D. Goodfriend; D. Plato; C. Goutre mont, Vice-President; N. Phelps, President; E. Sterling, Secretary Treasurer; M.A. Mucklewee; S. Bevens; S. Thompson. 2nd. row - R. Gosier; P. Garrett; B. Eisele; M. Bourcy; M. Yott; T. Bourcy. 3rd. row - G. Brown; D. McDougall; Mr. Mosseau, Advisor; Mr. Weaver; P. White; R. Green; S. Weaver; G. West. 1st. row - E. Wilder, D. Me Nulty, B. Ball, S. Richards, A. Yott, M. Me Nulty, F. Wsrner., 2nd. row - C. Ackerman, M. Jackson, S. Richardson, 0. Hillick, S. Wallace, K. Loan, E. Northrop. 3rd. row - J. Garrett, F. Walker, B. Beck, L. Barr, D. Peters, Mr. Dodge, L. Austin, J. Hentze, J. Weller, L. Comins, L. Pettey. 1st. row - S. Plato, J. Luff, P. Weaver, J. Klock, G. Warner, S. Murphy, W. Weaver, M. Rogers, G..Rogers, S. Reddick, A. Patchin. 2nd row - R. Me Dougal, D. Goutremout, S. Ramsey, B. Brown, R. Schrieber, L. Walker, Mr. Fetterly, R. Lear, J. Whitmore, K. Reff, D. Krause, T. Ross. Left - D. Purcell, S. Stevens, D. Gosier, K. Mumford, M. Ladner, 2nd. row - K. Snyder, J. Beck, D. Barr, C. Comins, D. Quencer, D. Ashwin, 3rd. row - R. Talbot, P. Wiley, D. Putnam, M. Patchin, P. Hilts. Right - K. Peters, M. Howard, A. Slate, B. Howland, E. Jones. Teacher - Mrs. Purcell. P I P T H G R A D E Left - D. Loan, J. Sterling, G. Thompson, N. Radley, R. Savage. 2nd. row - P. Mason, N. Dodge, L. Reff, W. Alberry, J. Alberry. 3rd. row - P. Walker, W. Tyler, D. Williams, D. Lepr, L. Radley, l+th. row - D. Heasley, J. Ross, E. Brown, L. Wslker, E. Thompson. Right - S. Haas, C. Barr, C. Paro, M. Countryman. Teacher, Mrs. Richards. 1st. row - D. Alberry, M. West, T. White, E. Fredinburg, A. Lynch. 2nd. row - J. Bevens, R. Gosier, B. Carr, Cr Gibson, M. Swallia, N. Ramsey. 3rd. row - R. Bourn, S. Dwyer, C. Ashley, D. Matthews, R. Stale, J. George. Ij.th. row - F. McNulty, A. Stevens, S. Torrey, C. Warner, S. Goodfriend, N. Schwalm. £th. row - P. Sherman, D. Davis, B. Hilts. 1st. row - D. Hansen. D. Wallace, C. Hamlin, M. Dodge, J. Scott, H. White. 2nd. row - C. Hall, C. Richardson, G. Walker, D. Wheeler, L. VanCamp, J. Gould. 3rd. row - A Lsnce, J. Paro, L. Cooper, J. Bearup, M. Alberry, B. Williams. Absent - Peter Rogers. Teacher - Miss Scanlon. t0 “ M,A Snyder, L. Barr, K. Burchill, P. Williams, L. Hilts, a.m. Jackson, L. Swallia. 2nd. row - T. Rogers, B. Warner, D. El- ridge, C. Nichols, V. Slate, K. Ashley, S. Monaghan, C. Garrett, T. nount. 3rd. row - D. Hilts, B. Carr, P. Hills, R. Cheal, P. West, M. rLenCer Qu©ncer, W. Hubbard, C. Richardson, D. Goodfriend, D. een Teacher - Mrs. Hentze G R A D E 1st. row - A. Barr, G. Williams, R. Mitchell, B. Paro. 2nd. row - B. Richardson, V. Ashley, B. Gould, J. Dasno, P. Audo, E. Davis. 3rd. row - K. Lance, C. Synder, T. Thompson, J. Hamlin, N. Brow. l4.th. row- D. Countryman, P. Rogers, B. Radley, E. Talbot, R. Torrey. £th. row- B. Adams, D. Kirkby. E. Klock, M. Dodge. Teacher - Mrs. Krause. 1st. row - J. Williams, R. Wallace, R. Engle, A. Thompson, A. Davis, S. Fauret. 2nd. row - L. Goodfriend, L. Monoghan, J. Alberry, L. Kimball, A. Hilts, T. Radley. 3rd. row - A. Crouse, D. Comins, G. Green, C. Bearup, R. Bourcy, C. Bourn, l th. row - J. Hillick, P. Monaghan, J. Gibson, S. Bourquin, L. Haas, T. Mount, Absent - R. Lynch. Teacher - Miss Condon. 1st,row - H, Reddick, A, Gifford, T, Bourcy, G, Goutremont. 2nd,row B. Chavoustie, J. Chavoustie, C, Bourquin, K, Schrieber, 3rd,row - J Bourquin� D, Stumpf, S, Eourquin, C, Hills, Teacher - Miss Wilcox, THREE MILE BAY 1st. row - S. Chavoustie, S. Bourcy, C. Phillips, D. Thompson, 2nd. row - T. Yott, P. Klock, B. Gifford, A. Whitmore. 3rd. row - J. Rogers, S. Bourquin, C. Bourquin, A. Yott. lj.th. row - J. Yott, J. Chavoustie. Teacher - Mrs. Herrick Valedictorian: Yvonne Hamilton Salutatorian: David Heasley 1st. row - E. Merchant, C. Comins, B. Ball, B. Barr, L. Quencer. 2nd. row - J. Wallace, S. Purcell, F. Comins, W. Putnam, D. Heasley 3rd. row - D. Mumford, Y. Hamilton, F. Dodge, R. Hewitt, C. Ramsey, Mrs. Walrath. ACTIVITIES s T U D E N T C 0 u N c I L 1st. row - N. Phelps; P. Comlns, Vice President; Mr. Wright; Y. Hamilton, President; 2nd. row - D. Peters; S. Ramsey; D. Ward, Treasurer; P. Ross, Secretary. 1st. row - D. Ward, N. Phelps, P. Comlns, Y. Hamilton, F. Ross S. £ynch, s. Ramsey. 2nd. row - R. Gosier, M. Allen, V. Gosler, C. msay, L. Quencer, C. Becker, D. Brown, S. Thompson, E. Merchant, r. uodge, C. Herrick, B. Brown. 3rd. row - S. Purcell, B. Ball, B. carr, B. Mason, N. Reddick, S. Bourcy, K. Cheal, M. Mucklewee, S. Comins� Yott, L. Thompson, J. Gosler, P. Elliott, B. H ! • th. row - D. Eldrldge, R. Bevens, M. Bourcy, S. Weaver, D. R i Rlch®rds, T. Utess, P. Garrett, W. Putnam, W. Cuppernell lrford, E. Gosler, A. Chavoustle, D. Muraford. I 1st. row - J. Peters, W. Cuppemell, E. Merchant, D. Mumford, Y, Eamilton, F. Dodge, C. Herrick, F. Ross, J. West, 2nd. row - M. Bourcy, R. Bevens, R. Hewitt, E. Gosier, C. Comins, B. Brown, A. Chavoustie, P. Elliott, D. Heasley, R. Dailey, T. Utess. 1st. row - P, Elliott; D. Mumford; B. Brown; C, Herrick, Editor; F Dodge; A. Chavoustie; E, Merchant; E. Gosier, 2nd. row - M. Allen; V. Gosier; C. Ramsey; B. Mason; J. Wallace; B. Barr; L. Quencer; N. Reddick; B. Bauer; S. Purcell; B. Ball. 3rd. row - £• Becker; D. Brown; D. Ashwln; R. Sixbury; J. Bourn; F. Comins; K. Cheal. °� Mumford, D. Brown, A. Chsvoustle, P. Elliott, L. Qrencer. 1st. row - M. Howard, P. Weaver, J. Beck, K. Snyder, S. Ramsey, E. Jones, G. Rogers, E. Thompson, B. Howland. 2nd. row - W. Brown, Miss Aldous B A N D 1st. row - E. Merchant, W. Cuppemell, C. Ramsey, N. Phelps, S. Thompson, L. Pettey, S. Wallace, W. Putnam, R. Cosier, L. Barr, R. Alberry. 2nd. row - J. Whitmore, S. Plato, M. Mucklewee, Miss Aldous. R. Gifford, R. Dailey, L. Austin, L. Cumins, W. Beck, S. Purcell, M. Allen, J. Hentze, D. Plato, B. Barr, D. Eldridge W. Putnam, T. Utess, B. Barr, B. Ball, 1st.row - S, Bevens, N. Phelps, J. Gosier, D. McNulty. 2nd. row - M. • Mucklewee, P. Elliott, C. Herrick, E, Merchant, B. Bauer, B.Mason, C. Ackerman, R. Hewitt, K. Cheal. 3rd. row - B. Barr, D. Brown, C. Becker. S. Thompson, S. Purcell, N. Reddick, M. Yott, L. Thompson, • Gifford, accompanist 1st. row - C. Wilder; R. Dailey, timekeeper; E. Radley; J. Peters; C. Becker, acorekeeper; R. Bevens; R. Alberry; D. Heasley; R. Gosier 2nd. row - G. Tslbot; W. Cupperneli; D. Ward; D. Ashwin; Coach West; J. Richards; M. Bourcy; P. Ross; W. Eisile. Antwerp Alex. Bay Theresa Black River Philadelphia Cape Vincent Redwood Evans Mills La Pargeville Antwerp Theresa Black River Philadelphia Cape Vincent Redwood Evans Mills La Pargeville Philadelphia HHr Redwood Cape Vincent Lyme Visitors lj-1 fa 58 59 38 60 $k 27 69 k$ 51 60 58 72 73 k7 61 57 38 60 38 58 k3 fa 37 31 22 56 72 66 55 35 58 35 71� . 61 85 69 TS95 Non League Forfeit ' Sectional ■ Play Off had 8 ver7 successful season this year winning 10 ball A droPP n8 10« scored 1032 points for an average of iio'c: rPOlAt8 per Sarne We m8 3e 22i|. foul shots out of 530 tries for Thi 0ur shots were ij.0 out of 1263, a per centage of 32. year we lost Peters, Bevens, Cupperneli, Bourcy, Ross. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL 1st. row - G. Brown; W. Brown; L. Walker; J. Whitmore. 2nd. row - R. Schrieber; J. Garrett; L. Comins; L. PetteyJ B. Ball, scorekeeper; W. Beck; D. Peters; T. Ross; P. Walker. 3rd. row - Coach West; D. Eldridge; T. Bourcy; D. Plato; S. Weaver; L. Austin; K. Reff; J. Hentze; Mr. Rlckett. Antwerp «Alex Bay Theresa Black River Philadelphia Cape Vincent Redwood Evans Mills La Pargeville Antwerp Theresa Black River Philadelphia Cape Vincent Redwood Evans Mills La Pargeville Lyme 27 27 32 32 29 27 1 9 1 5 17 27 £ 30 30 1 5 1 3 5§i Visitors 26 31 22 1 6 50 32 1 0 1 2 27 1 3 I 62 «Non-league game The Junior high team didn't have a very successful season this Ie®r, winning only 3 games and losing 12. However, they did show ® lot of spirit and promise to improve in years to come. This is Schuyler's lsst year on the Junior High. Next year he will move up t0 help the Varsity. Merchant; A- Chavousti. • D. Brown; S. Purcell} B. Ball. P. Comins; B. Bauer; V. Gosier; L. Quencer; B. Barr; F. Dod e. 1st. row - C. Yott, J. Richards, E. Radley, D. Ashwin, R. Dailey. 2nd. row - R. Gosier, P. Ross, W. Cuppernell, Coach West, R. Bevens, P. Garrett, D. Heasley. 1st, row - J, Hentze, bat boy; D. Ward; J. Peters; B. Cuppernell; R. Dailey; R, Bevens; E. Merchant, Scorekeeper. 2nd. row - Coach West; D Eidridge; R� Gosier; D. Heasley; S. Weaver; R. Sixbury; D. Ash- winJ C. Yott. 1st. row - D. Ward, C. Yott, E. Radley, R. Ramsey, D. Plato, R. Gosler, D. Eldridge. 2nd. row - R. Bevens, E. Switzer, W. Cupper- nell, R. Dailey, D. Heesley, W. Eisile. 3rd. row - P. Ross, 0. West- M. Bourcy, S. Weaver, C. Wilder, T. Bourcy, J. Peters. E. Sterling - l;th. row - J. Richards, P. Garrett, R. Alberry, G. Brown, R. Six- b'jry, D. Ashwin, W. Putnam, G. Talbot. 1st, row - L. Pettey, L. Comins, N. Cheal, R. Lear, K. Reff. 2nd. row - j. Hentze, T. Ross, D. Peters, P. Walker, D. Goutremout, L. Barr, B. Brown, R. Schrieber, D. Krause. 3rd. row - L. Austin, L. talker, J. Whitmore, J. Garrett, B. Beck. GIRLS ACTIVITIES 1st. row - B. Ball, J. Bourn, F. Comlns, M. Mucklewee, N. Phelps, B. Brown, B. Barr, F. Dodge. 2nd. row - A. Chsvoustle, D. Brown, Y. Hamilton, Mrs. DeFranco, C. Comlns, C. Becker, B. Bsuer, J. Wallace. 3rd, row - L. Quencer, C. 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