Massena Central High School - Tatler Yearbook (Massena, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1943 volume:

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Y. presents the ICTUIQY ISSUE of the STEVE EEHEN EY EUITUH f KATHLEEN MEYEHS ASEEEIJITUE Q 7 HAZLE SEHABIAN A55T.En1TU11 fu --N GERALD BUMHAHU EUS. MGH. P33 lV1Ab1jl3WA HIIJH 5lQHUUL ydicag Wenfaf anal Sofia! Sx 'i'k tw-Q.. N w,,,.n PM :Ov 'R' y UW. 'SMX M9 4 2 f' 3 g, E .. 3 :S ? .A 11 Q S- xx P'-1xlup,. uw Hug, lu' Jumps. EUES LLU TPUP1 ICT f I !2I'l'l7ll l'l'liII 0.5.5 KU' 1f4l'l0I'y UHY. fi , ' 41 ' -1 JL-2 If ' HI u 1 in .25-sq: X, X wi Rims an N Q .X Sn . K . X xdr -N L w. nur goal. ,Nha UL.. H10 wx. . -Fi, Lung may it wave UBI the land of the free and the home nf the brave DCAI l It II plllll 1 lll ls- 0 I 4 11 ll all I IIN Iron I lo Ill st III. 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HELFEIPS MESSAGE To all of the Massena High School young people wl1o are serving and who will serve in the armed forces and on the home front of our country: the knowledge they have received will fit them for the various skilled services they will performg the values they have accepted will give them the conviction that we must wing and their faith in God will assure them that principles of justice and brotherhood will prevail. Massena is happy in the confidence that each will do his duty. Mr. Wilson MR. EHLE'S MESSAGE livery girl and boy in our high school can con- tribute to the winning of this war. You already know many of tl1e things you can do. The buying of war stamps, aircraft spott.ing, building of scale model aircraft, home nursing, gardening, air raid services, salvaging metals, and conserving food and clothing are activities that must be continued. But most of all, take advantage of your present opportunities to build strong minds and healthy bodies so you will be able to take your place in the America of the future. 6 1' In, I'IlI'l4'j, IGN. Ihimlluy N. lmiw-1-, HN. l'r:nu'm-s l,. IIIQLQIIIIS lflviuiliza M. l'ruirim- Fl'1lIll'I'S Xl. Nlulnun-5 'Nl X ij, ' Srlnml Nurxw Srlmul Nursf' l'viHIlIIl'l'lllSt'f'l'1'l1ll'.V ngl'1'l'I'l1lf'-V Ifllflllkll J Uur Principal Mi. Wilson and our . . - . 1 wir:-il linumli-ll. lib, Ii1II'lIill'1l Nl. liuylls. Uh. llvlm-n I.. fAlXl'l'1lill1', HA. Maury livylmlils xIill'g1ll'4'l .lzwksu lf,',,yli.vli l2'llfllfSll l2vlljlliNlI l2'ng1lisl1 Ia'nyIi.wl1 T Ham-l M. 'l'z1n1hlin. M.A. Agn:-s M. Pvria. BA. Virginia l. Mason, B.A. I.ulir1 nnrf la'nyll'sh Lulin and l'1f'f IIl'lI Frefmvh Hislortv H. Parkvr Downs, BS. M argnrvt IC. Mc-Cann, iqllfl-Ill Srrimcp 15' Pacult Guide Expertl in 'A' Mary Ann Uratio. BA. Harold A. Carroll, MA. Charles W. Brown Dorothy I. Hull Ilislury i11llHl8l71flIl.CS fllallzernfzlics fwalhemal ics 8 Raymond E. Bald MS., MA. Science Sri4'nrv' thy IC. Mlvn, MA. lfhurls-s D. Ilnhh, ISS. II. fi!H'!llilbijll Smith. Uusir' ,illl.VI'l' HS. Wuyrw ff. Cnr l,I'lIIl'fIl1l Laura ll. Humphrey I Ira wirzg F -Q f 1 bi ' .41- 'Q' T3- 'A' mn. Preparation for Victmry and the 'A' M, lfnlv. MS. lh-I1-n M. llmill. ISS. lrnm K. Murvy. HS. kullule-1-nS. Sure-nsun Marjorie' IC. Millard, N Library I .'UllIlIll'l'4'l.1ll f ,'1IIllIllPl'l'l'fll 1 :UIlllIH'l'l'l.Ul l j0IllIIlt'f'l'l-U1 9 fv- D. M. Quackenbush, B.S. Geugre C. Ure Francis C. Basin, HS. llayrnond H. Schmidt Gerald S. Hugahnum, Commercial I nduslrial A rls I nduslrial Arls Vocal ianal Machine Shop Vacalional Machine Peace that will Follow lm, Vera L. Gillespie, NLS. .lean Kalany, B.S. James L. Long, B.P.E. Dorothy J. Dawley, B.S. Home Ecorwm ics Home Economics Physical Educal ion Physical Educalion 10 J-I ' .1 ' 13: If '-l ,. up ,, , , f- -ff ..fwfS'1R A W ..., ,il -.2--- h ..,: ,., .,.f,:zg-.-, R63 x v' im, W X' f,. P Y 0 f a E Q sw if 4'lf...a,. 9 ig J 1 , wr Q! 3-XE' . 5 ' ' 'ign , Q, 3 fin ' .'f-wi! , x -,rf 1 -.. .K li ai! wie' imp 5 X X Q vi W Q , Q ' A Bgwn A my , I E ,W gp Q - M - A .Jussi 4 if if gm 'NY' QWl5N'35 ' gg YQ Mx 'mx gigs , Xi -CXX , 55 .1 x ww Q, M x as Q ,K . S F ,,. J se F S? 5 at 3' 3 x k ji x A '-Q. .Q ,. .Hifi '.., S Uur Record Ui Pour Eventful Years 9 Now that graduation is not far away, our minds l travel back over our years in Massena lligh School. llow long the years looked when we entered, but how very quickly they passed. ln our Freshman year, because we were shy and timid, we participated in few activities. liut with the aid of our Superintendent, Mr. VVarreu, Prineipal Mr. Helfer and Yice-Principal Mr. Wilson, we planned our future years. As Sophomores, we got our lirst test of Senior High problems. ln this year, Mr. Fenner and Mr. Long, football and track coaches respectively, were added to the faculty. Both proved to be excellent and turned out winning teams. During our class elec- tions, Charlie McCarthy was elected President, .lean Ward, Vice-President, lrene tlabor, Secretary, and Robert Patterson, T1'easurer. With these oftieers, we got. our first. money in the treasury, by selling pencils. Mr. Warren resigned about this time and Mr. llelfer and Mr. Wilson were promoted while Mr. Perkins was made Vice-Principal. We were champions in hockey, football and our basketball team ended in first place but wzis defeated in the play-oll's by Tapper Lake. It was during our .lumor year that we really took Officers: Barbara Hutton. Secretary-Treasurer: part in activities. Late in November, we put, on the Artlmr Serabian. Vt-66-pI'f'Sl'tfPI1f,' VVilliam Derby' Pf 9idf annual Football Dance. The gym was decorated at- tractively with corn-stalks and pumpkins. We were given the sale of candy shortly after, and continued with it until early spring. Again our football team enjoyed an undefeated season. The basketball team secured lirst. place, but lost to Ugdensburg in the linals. Our hockey team was again crowned Northern New York Champions. Our baseball team was crowned baseball champions: and our track team had a very successful season as did our Cross Country team. As Juniors, we sponsored many Nickelodeon dances. The Class officers were Bill Derby, President: .lean Ward. N ice-l'resident: and Jacqueline Seidel, Secretary-Treasurer. Uur Senior year found us busy as bees. The officers elected were Bill Derby, President: Art Serabian, Nice-President, and Barbara Hut- ton, Secretary. Many of our telchers entered the armed forees. Mr. lihle was our new Vice-Principal. Because of restrictions our football team played only four games. But as usual they finished the season undefeated. Mr. Fenner resigned and Mr. Long was made head coach. The Senior Plays this year were a great success. The three plays were i'Lovesick, directed by Miss Lynch, Thursday Evening, directed by Miss Tam- bling and Wild Hobby-iiorses, di- rected by Miss liamsdell. The profits from the plays amotmted to 923233. Our Christmas Dance was not very successful as the weather conditions were unfavorable. After Christmas vacation work on the Taller was rushed. Assignments were handed Olll. tilld pit'tllI'0S Wt'I't' ltlliell. Tllell .1illl'I'SllI'S.' VVinnil'red liamsdell, lt. Parker Downs, Frances Mahoney came the measurements for eaps and llfllvl Ff1 'l'l '- gowns. The Junior Prom spelled tin- ish to a most, successful high school year. 12 IICIQNIC AIIIKICIUIAN urls I',IIS1'IIlIlII' 4: Glvv Llub l. 2. G. 4: A Guppc-llu Lluur 12, Il. -I: le-uiur Pluys 4: Upn-ri-llu Il: Illlrisl- uns IIIlf,Il'lIlll 2. Il, I: .luuiur I Ilussivul Iluln I: lluvsling IA-uglu' 2: lluuu' 'Ivunmuivs Glub Il. NII'lII'I'0N AIDANIS OIIVAI. W. -II.I.ICN MARION ASIII.l'lY uliur lfuullmll llunw- Gmumillw' ,Se-uiur Pluys Gmlnlliiltc-1--I: Girls' llllvliv Assuviulinn Il. 11: IIUIIN' l'llIlUIIII1'NIlIIIIl,SI'l'I'l'IIII'y 3: llnuur ull Zi: ll4mling.g 2, IS: Gumly Snlvs 3: nslu-llrull Il. MARION IIAIINICS lunnr l nuIbull llunw- Gmunlillvl' 'l'uIl1-r Slull' -lv: Nurlln-rn Slur ull-1-: Arvlu-ry 2. 3: lhmlinf.: 2. 3: uuly Sul:-s fl: Glirislums llunw- muuil.l.u-u- 4. MARION I.. BASIIAIV .luuiur Classical Club l: Christmas l'ug4-uni l: Ghurus I: Girls' Glen Glub 2. 3. VI: A Guppvlla Glmir 2, 3, I: Girls' I'lIISI'IllIlI4' 3, 4: Opvrvlta 2, Il: Iluunv I'Il'UIlUIIlIl7S Club 3: Senior Plays 'I-. BICTSY G. BICSIO Iluun' l'1cm1ulnics Glub I: Girls' Atlllvlic Assm'iut.inu l. I.YI.I'l IIUIIAII linnd I. 2, 3. -I: Urvhostra l. 2. 3. 4: Assistant. Mzumgvr Basketball 3: lx'IIlIl!II,!1'I' Haslwlbull 'IL 'I'ra1'k 3. 41-1 Varsity Fmvtlmll 2. 3. 4: llmuinvrcinl Gunn-sl 2: Buy's Sluts' Il: Minstrvl Ori-lwstru 2. 3: Se-niur IJHIIUO Com- lllllllvl' -1. ILIf1IiAI.Il Ill IITUN IIUNIBARD llzuul l. 2. 3: Ura-lwslru I. 2. 3: Ilnuu- IIUUIII Iii-prvsc-l1lut.iw I, 2: Drum Snlu 2. lst Division: Drum 'l'riu 2. Znil Divisiun: Public Spvnk- iug Gnnlvsl 2: Senior Plays 'I-: Tatlvr Stall' 4: Svniur IDIIIICU Cununittee 4: Al'lllISIfIl'0 Day Plny 2. Y I IHLIN I A Il0'I I'I ISTO lifmliug 2: l.ul.in Club l: Svniur Play 'l'im'lu-I. IIUIIIIIIIIIPP -I: Candy Cmnlniltoc 3: .luniur Prom Cmn- rllitlm' 3. R ENE BOUCHA RD District and State Contest 25 Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Senior Plays Committee 4. IR EN E BOU RDEA ll Chorus lg Home Economics Club 3: Tatler Stall' 45 Senior Play Commit- tee 4. THOMAS BOl'RDON ' bg LM DX ' xox TIS' ,ffl .vi JOSEPH BRONCHETTI JOSEPH E. BURNS Hockey 3: Band 1, 2, 35 Orchestra l,2. C. SHIRLEY BUSH .lunior Classical Club 15 Christma Pageant 15 Chorus 15 Band 1, 2 Bowling Captain 25 Girl Scouts l, 2 Northern Star Stall' 45 Candy Com mittee 3, 45 .lunior Football Dane Committee 3: Christmas Ball Com mittee 45 Cheerleader 35 .Iunio Prom Committee 35 Cheerleaders Dance Committee 35 Magic Pal Committee 3. BENJAMIN C. CAl'l'lONE Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Band l, 2, 3, f THOMAS CARROLL D. MARGLERITE CARVILL M. FRANCES CATANZARITI Chorus 15 Commercial Contest .lunior Dance Committee 35 Hon Economics Club 35 Senior Plz Committee 45 Northern Star St: 45 Tatler Stall' 45 Candy Sale 3. I'II0lCliI'I I . CA'I'ANZAIll'I'I'I iirls' Howling lg .lunior Clussieal v1'IlKlllF I, 23 Chorus lg Clee Club . 2, 33 A Cappella Choir 3: Senior Ianee Committee 43 .lunior Dam-e lommittee 33 Uperettu 33 May 'estivul 2, 3: Typing llistriet Con- .gt 9 .,... IDIANA CIIASIC Il0ll0'I'llY I-I. CLICAI! Y mior Clnssienl l.eap.:ue 23 llowling 3: Cheerleader 3: I ootbnll anee Cornmitlee 33 Cbeerleufler anee Committee ll: .lunior llI'0Ill ommiltee 3: Chrislmns Iinll Com- ill.ee 4: 'l'ntler Stall' 41 Ilome eonomies Club 4. ,IUYCIC IlI'1l'I.AIl CLINIC lee Club 2, 3, 4: A Cappella Choir 3, 4: llolne lfeonomies Club 33 'uuly Sales 3, 4: .lunior Prom ruunittee II: Northern Stur Stall' 'l'utler Stull'-1-Q Senior l'lays Com- ittee 43 Christmas Pageant I, 43 uy l 1-stivul 2, Il, 41 Uperetla munittee 2. I'II YLLIS M.CLINI'1 norus lg lluml l, 2: Latin Club lg eket Committee, Senior Plays 4, RALPII CLINIC Hand l, 2. 3: Minstrel Show 23 Northern Star Stall' 4. DORIS COCKAYNE Distriet Typing Contest 21 G. A. A. 2, 3. 4, Treasurer 4: Majorettc 2, 3, 41 'l'atler Stall' 4, Northern Star 'l'ypist 4: Football Dance Commit- tees 33 Bowling 2: Candy Sales 33 Christmas Dance Committee 4. LEONARD COIII-IN Northern Star Stall 4: Band I, 2, 35 Drum Nlajor 43 Senior Plays 43 Speaking Contest 3: .lunior Classieal League I: Chorus l. ANN ELIZA BETII COOKE Cheerleader lg Junior Prom Com- mittee 3: Girl Scouts I: Football Dance Committee 2: Christmas Danee Committee 4: Bowling 21 Tatler Stall' 4: Junior Classieal League l. 'I'l'I'liS Ii. C0l'SINI-IAF PIIYLLIS COUSINS Glee Club 3. 4: A Cappella Choir 3. 4: Ensemble 4: All-Northern Choir 3: Senior Plays 4: Operetta 3: Christmas Play 4. ORTILLIO CREAZZO Bowling 3. 4: Senior Play Commit- tee 4: Christmas Dance Committee 4. CLIFFORD CRUMP Intramural Bowling 3. 4: lloekey 3. ANNA J. IPARIENZO G. A. A. 3. 4: Home Iiconomics Club. President 3: Senior Plays 4: District Typing Contest 2: Northern Star 3: Bowling 2. 3. 4: Christmas Dance Committee 4: Football Dance Committee 3: Candy Sales 3: Intra- mural Sports 3, 4: Tatler Stalf 4: Girls' C-lee Club 2, 3. 4. WILLIAM DERBY President Junior Class 3: IC. S. S. P. A. Conference 3: Refreshment Com- initttee .lunior Prom 3: Circulation Manager Northern Star 3. 4: Presi- dent Senior Class 4: Tatler Business Stall' 4: Senior Play Property Com- mittee: Nickelodeon Dance Com- mittee 3. 4: Junior Sport Dance Committee 3. PAULINE DESGAGNE Orchestra I: Clee Club 2, 3. 4 Choir 2, 3. 4: Ensemble 2, 3, 4 Bowling League 2. 3: Aeronautic Course 4: Junior Dance Committe 3: .lunior Classical League I: 0 el etta 2, 3: Northern Star Stalijll Senior Plays Committee 4: Tatle Staff 4: May Festival 2, 3: All Northern Choir 2. JOHN L. DESHAIES Intramural Bowling 3. 4: Distric Commercial Arithmetic Contest 2 VERNON ARTHUR IIFIWPIY Northern Star Art Stall' 4. WILLIAM M. DOX Intramural Bowling 3, 4: Senix Plays 4. STANLEY F. El?'I'0 Orchestra l, 2: Intramural Hoclu 2. 3. JOHN FAUCIIER rchustrn l: liunml I: Ticku-I, Com- ittec Senior Plays 4. STEVE A. FEIIENCY 'istrict Connnerviul lloolika-1-ping I ontcst 2: Stud:-nt Council 3: 'inure Conunittua- 2. 3. 4: Northern tar 4: Senior Plays 4: l'Iditor-in- IIIPIIIDI-'I'llIfIl'l'1I-Q I ll'HI, Plum' Puhlic :waking Cont:-st 4: County Puhlic' peaking Contest 4: Chorus l. PIIYLLIS FRALICK and I, 2, 3, 4: Orc-lu-stra l. 2. 3, 4: Iixud Choir I, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 2 I 4 Ilnnnr llull I 2 I 4 Girls' I':llS0lllIlI0 2, 3, 4: Junior Prizm .omrnittm-is IS: Girls' 'l'rio 2, 3: All- tatv Music Clinic' 3: Press Cluh l, : 4ll Cluh 2, 3: Dan:-as Committee 3 Dance Cornrnittve- 2: Christmas 'ageant 4: Class Plays l. Trans- -rrml from I.:-avunworth Central ligh at Wolcott, New York. JUIIN FLYNN lIEl.I'INE ALMA FOITRNIEII iirl:-A' lilvv Cluh 2, 3. EUGENE A. FREGOE 'llflfd lIf4wT77 ' 73 ROWENA FREGOE Senior Play Committees 4. GORDON L. FRENCH Commercial Arithmetic Contest 2. ,W W3 f 74 MAR Y E. FURFARO .lunior Classical League 1: Junior Dance Committee 3: Senior Dance Committee 4: Bowling 1. HELEN GABRI Junior Classical League 1: Bowling 2: Girls' Athletic Association 3: Home Economics Club 3: Candy Committee 3, 4: Senior Plays 4: Tatlcr Stall' 4: Northern Star Stall' 4: Football Dance Committee 3: Junior Prom Committee 3: Basket- hall 3, 4: Christmas Dance Com- mittee 4. JOHN M. GABRI Magic Pad Committee 23 Rifle Team 2. 33 Intramural Sports 2, 3. 4: Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 43 Captain ol' Cross Country 3, 43 Vice-President Junior Classical lA'58gll6Q Vice-Presi- dent of Sophomore Classg Home Room Representative 23 Co-Cham- pion Badminton Doubles Tourna- ment3 Senior Plays Committee 43 Senior Dance Committee 43 Sopho- more Dance Committee 23 Latin Plays 2. ,- MILDRED M. GARDNER Girls' Athletic Association l, 23 Cheerleader 3, 4: Basketball Team 13 Home Room Representative 1, 2. RUTH GLORIA GARVEY Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Classical League 13 Girl Scouts 1, 2, 3g Chorus l, 23 Junior Football Dance Committee 33 .lunior Prom Committee 33 Tatler Stall' 43 Bowl- ing Captain 23 Latin Prize 3: May Festival 23 Cheerleading Dance Committees 3, 4. CLARA GIRAGOSIAN Bowling 1, 23 Candy Committee 3g Senior Plays Committee 43 Tatler Stall' 43 Band 1, 2. NIARGARET GREEN Band 1, 23 Assistant Librarian 4. CLAYTON LAWRENCE GU YETT Band 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 3, 43 Mi strel Show 23 Senior Plays 43 For ball Dance Committee 33 Juni Prom Committee 33 Tatler Staff LLOYD GUYETT Varsity Hockey 33 Football 3, Chorus 13 Intramural Sports 2, 3, DOROTHY M. HART Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Choir l, 2, 3, A Christmas Play 13 May Festival 33 Ma Festival Band and Orchestl 2, 33 Girls' Ensemble 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 43 Operetta 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestl 1, 2, 3, 4. PAUL HARTFORD PEGGY HAYMOND Senior Dance Committee 43 Vollej hall Tournament 23 Home Econ: mics Club 33 Basketball Captain A ,IINE I'. IIICIINIC l,AWRI'INCIC ll. IIl'l'l'lII mivvrl, llnncl 3, 43 Marching llunil 43 May I d-slivul 3: 'I'nI.l1-r Stull' 4: eniur Pluys Cinrilliiitlm- 43 Snplm- urv I'1-ncil Sul:-s 2. MADI'1I,YN IIOIITON irls' BIISIIPIVIIIIII 33 Ilnnfl 4. IIA Il IIA Ii A I.I-Ili Ill I I'0N 'ninr Ilum-v IIllllIIlllI.I.I'I' -I3 S1-niur ny Cullililillva- 43 Il. A. A. 3: 'vsirlq-ul, Ii. A. A. 43 S1-c'r1'I.ury uml H-usurvr S4-niur Class 43 Ifmnllmll Illllil' IIIllIlIIlII.I,I'l' 33 Iluuu- Ilmuu 1-pri-si-ululivv I, 3: .luuinr Ilunm- llIIIllII.I,1'l! II, Ilumly Ifmnruitlvv Cl. IIOIIICIYI' ,IIGI ICIIIC I-wspupvr I, 2, 33 Intruuiuml isIu'I.lmII l, 23 I':usIu'IIrulI 3: Ilusv- nll Munugvr I, 23 Nlnnugvrs' Club I-IVA M. KIIOURI Signm Ili Club I, 2: Junior Dance IIUIIIIIIIIIUI' 33 Armisticv Day Pro- gram 43 Svniur Plays Make-up Cmlilnit.t.n'v 43 Usher. Public Spunk- ing Curitust. 33 Tntlvr 43 Dramatic Club I. 2. JOHN C. KRYWUANCZYK Clmrus I, 23 Band I, 2. 3, 4: Basket- bull I. 2, 3, 43 I nnI.lmll 2. 3. 43 Ilaxvllull I, 2. 3. 4: May Fm-stival l, 23 lluxing 'I'nurnauwnt 3. ' Q5 MICIIAEL P. KOW'Al,CHliK Wrestling 33 Football 3, 43 Svnior Plays Cumnlittoc 4. X ,fx Q7 lll3Tll LAMI-INIIOLA Ilumv Euunmnics Club 33 Football Danna- Cuililliittvv 2: SQ-niur Dunvu IIOIIIIIIIIIIPU 43 Howling 2. 3, 43 Glvv Club 2, 33 A Cappa-lla Choir 2, 33 Class Ilvprosuntative 23 G. A. A. 3, 43 May Festival 2. 3. Bl-1'I l'Y LaRl l E Illmrus I. 2, 3. 43 Ilnslwtball 3. 0.11.1 , Cfardcwf Us I9 6 CERALDINE LAYO Bowling 3, 4g Speedball 33 Bowling Captain 3: Senior Plays Committee 4: Junior Dance Committee 4: Cap- tain Girls'.Softball 2: Captain Girls' Basketball 2. MARGARET LEAFE GEORGETTE LEGAULT Chorus 1, 2: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Candy Sales 4: May Festival 2, 3: Christ- mas Pageant 1: Home Economics Club 35 Senior Plays Committee 4: Tatler Business Staff 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4. MARTHA LIZETTE Junior Classical League lg Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Dance Committee 33 A Ca pella Choir 3, 4: Christmas Dance Ciommittee 4: Senior Plays 4: Northern Star Stall' 2, 3, 4: Tatler Stall' 4. DANIEL LOGAN Senior Plays Property Committee 4. LOIS R. MacKILLICAN Clee Club 1, 2, 3. 4: A Cappel Choir 3, 4: Girls' Ensemble Northern Star StafT4: G. A. A. 3, Operetta 2: Junior Classical Leag 2: Football Dance Committee Christmas Play l, 4: Speedba Tournament 3: Home Economi Club l, 2: Junior Prom Committ 3. JOYCE MacLEAN Associate Editor-in-Chief of Nort ern Star 45 Northern Star Stall' 2, Senior Plays 43 Honor lioll l, 2, 3. Tatler Staff 4: Home Hoom llepl sentative 1, 2, 3: Basketball Tourn ment 2: Home Economics Club Candy Sales 2, 3, 4: Junior Pro Committee 3: Captain of Bowlil Team 3: lee Carnival 1: Archery CHARLES J. McCARTIlY Football 1: President ol' Class Basketball Manager 2. 3: Northe Star Stall' 3: Christmas Ball Col mittee 4: Senior Plays Committee Basketball 4: Track 4. JOYCE M cCA RTH Y Senior Dance Committee 4: Nor! ern Star Stall' 2, 3: Senior Pla Committee 4: Bowling League 2, .lunior Dance Committee 3: Sho hand Contest 2: Candy Commit! 3, 4: Archery 2. 3. SIDNEY MCCONNELL Band l, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 3, Hockey 3. RAY MAIII-Ili lnior Varsity llasketlmll l, 2: xseball Nlaruuger 2, 3: l ool.lmIl I. .lunior Prom Dum-e IlllIIllIlll.I1'1' 3: 'IUFIIS l, 23 Christmas Dum-e munittee 4. GUY MAIITIN Nltllllll l, 2, 3, 4: 'l'ruels l. 2, 3. 41 uelu-y 2, 3: Boxing Cham xion 33 xwling I, 2, 3. 4: lfresluuan ilasket- lll lg Senior Plays Tielu-I Com- lttee 4. FRANCIS MICNAIIII nrtlu-rn Star Stull' 3, 43 Orr-lleslra 4: Nlay l estival 33 lnlraunurul 'relu-y 3: Dunee Conunittee 3. FIIANI IOISIC 'I'. M ICN A Illl rrthern Star Stull' 2, 3, 4: liclitor- -Chief of Northern Star 4: Student runeil 33 Girls' lluslxetlmll 'l'ournu- isnt 3: Dann-e Colmnittuu 2. 3, 4: mdy Sales Conlniittee 3, 49 Senior nys 4. KA'I'IIl.Iil'IN MICYEIIS 'unto Conunittee 3, 4: llolne lico- 'IIIIUH Club 31 lIuslu'tball Cluun- PIISIIIID Team 2: Cheerlvauler 3: mi:-xtaut liclitor ol' 'llutler 43 North- rl Star Stall' 3, 41 Senior Plays unlnittee 43 Cnmly Sales Conl- lttee 3, 41 Commereiul Contest 2. Q 1 1 21 TERESA ELIZABETH MITCHELL Basketball Team 2g Candy Sales Committee 3, 43 Tatler Stall' 43 Dance Committee 3. AMERICA MORA 'l'atler.Stall' 4: Northern Star Stall' 4: Senior Plays Committee 43 Com- mercial Contest 23 Home Economics Club 3. WAY'NPI MOXLEY Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Chorus I: Science Club 3. JOIIN MULLEN Intramural Sports I3 Commercial Contest 2: Candy Sales Committee 3: Junior Prom Committee 3: Foot- ball Dance Committee 3: Senior Plays Committee 4: Christmas Dance Committee 4. .LL Qi Wg SHIRLEY MUSANTIE Cones-rt Band 2, 3, 4: Ora-hestra 2. 33 May Festival 2. 3: Chorus lg Pencil Sale 2: Senior Plays. Usher 4: Candy Sales 3. 4: Junior Dance Committee 3: Football Danee Com- mittee 3. RECINALD NADEAU Intramural Basketball 2, 3. 43 Intra- mural Softball 2, 3g Intramural Bowling 2, 3, 4, Bowling Captain 4, Championship Softball Team 3, Championship Bowling Team 3. HUBERT PAPELIAN Football 1, 3, 4, Boxing 33 Basket- ball 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 43 Band 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: May Festival 2, 3, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 45 Operetta 2, 3. ARMAND PAQUIN Hockey 3, Basketball 33 Northern Star Assistant Circulation Manager 4. ALVIN PARISIAN Home Boom Representative 23 Boys' Chorus I, 2, 3. FRANCIS PECHEY Tatler Stall' 4, Northern Star Stall' 4, Bowling 3, 4. HELEN PEDEN .lunior Classical League lg Norther Stal' Stall' 43 Senior Play Committe 4g Candy Committee 43 Bowling 2 MARION PELIFPAN Armistice Day Play 3: Usher Senio Plays 4: Squad Leader lg Captail Basketball 23 May Day 3, Basket ball Tournament 3, Basketbal Dance Committee 2, Cireus 1. MARY COTO Bowling 2, 3, Majorette 2, 3, Senio Plays Committee 43 Home Econo mic-s Club 2g Ping Pong Tournamen 4. JOSEPH PERRY Christmas Dance Committee 4. MARGARET J. PERR Y Home Economies Club 39 Juniol Dance Committee 33 Senior Danc1 Committee 43 Bowling 2, 3, 4gTatle1 4: Senior Plays 4, Chorus lg Basket ball Captain 2, 3g Baseball Captain 2, 31 Candy Committee 4. ROY l'0Il'I'0I.l-ISIC uuLImII 2, 3. 43 Iluskeftlmll 2. 3242 uxing 33 'I'utIur Stuff 43 Senior Inys IfmllllliI.l.4-v 4. I'IMMI'I'I I' I'IIA'l I' mt,ImII II, 43 Iiusvhull 2, 33 Ilm-kvy MAIIY Ii. I'III'IVOS'l' nwling 33 Ilnwling Captain 4 'cheery 43 Candy Iluuunitta-me 4 'niur Plays Cununittn-0 43 Ilume 'unmnivs Club 33 Buskc-lbull 4. DONALD QlTI'INNI'IVII.I,I'1 WILLIAM RAYMOND Irsit lim-xvlmull 33 Varsity Iluuke-y 33 Ilund I, 2, 3, 43 Ixinxil Il instrel Show I, 2. -QI. f I . fivggfz. I R m . If -L If Fai? 'fe Fir IK I I 23 SIMICON ID. IIICIIMIRIC .luuiur Iflussivul Imxigllm' I3 SUIPIIIT' l.IuIv 3. NIAIIIII I'IIII'I'I'I A. IIII'IIII.I'I IIuIlur IIUII 3. -I-, I'IS'I'III'III MAIIIIC IIOIII'III'I'SON Howling II: Junior Iflussival I.vuguv I. 2: Vullvylmll 23 Iluskvtlmll 2: Girl Svuuls I. 2. II: Ifhurus I. llI'Il.I'IN ANN lIOMANKII'IWI'ISCZ IIIlul'lls I3 Junior Dance' C13llIllIIIII'l' 33 S1-niur I'Iuy Cmnnlittvvs 43 Nnrllwrn Shar SIAII' 4: 'I'uI.Ivr St.aII' 4: Candy IIUIIIIIIII-L00 4: V. F. W. Iissuy Cm1IvsI23 District SIl0I'I.Il8lliI I Ifuulvsl 2: I'uIrIivity IIUIIIIIIIIIPI' UI Nickvlmlvun Duncvs 43 Howling 33 Ilnmn- Iflcmlunlics Club 33 Archvry 3: Svninr I,IlIll'l' Cmlllllitlva' 4: Gym Squad I.uudor -'I-1 Ilunur IIUII I, 2, 3, 4: Pawtry Curita-st 2, 3: Cirrus I. MARY I'A'IIIl'1RlNli ROMEO CImrus I: .luniur Dumw' CUIIIIIIIIIPC' 3: IIusIu'l,ImII 33 Ilumv Economics Club 33 Bowling 2. ROSELEEN LILLIAN ROSSOFF Home Economics Club 3g Volleyball 33 Basketball 2. MABEL CLOE SANBORN Junior Dance Committee 2, 3g Pub- licity Committee Senior Dance 33 Advertising and Ticket Committee Senior Plays 4-3 Decorating Commit- tee Senior Dance 43 Bowling Captain 13 Chorus 1. EUNICE A. SCOTT Home Economics Club 33 Honor Roll 3, 4. PATRICIA SEGUIN Home Economics Club 23 Basket- ball 23 Volleyball 3, 4: Junior Dance Committee 3. ARTHUR SERABIAN President Junior Classical League 1: Track 1, 23 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Jayvee Basketball 1, 2g Varsity Basketball 33 Vice-President Senior Class 43 Tatler Stall', Business 43 Senior Dance Committee 4. H3 IIAZLE SICRABIAN .Iunior Classical League 13 Bowling 2, 33 Home Economics Club 3 G. A. A. 23 Vice-President G. A. A 3, 43 Halloween Dance 23 Christma Dance 4g Basketball Tournament 3 Northern Star Stalli 43 Assistan Editor, Tatler 4. KENNETH HAROLD SERVISS Hockey 2, 33 Football 13 Boxing 3 FAY SHARLOW Home Economics Club 33 Junio Dance Committee for Halloween 3 Bowling 2, 33 Volleyball 3, 4-. CARROLL SMITH DORIS SIVIITH Junior Decoration Committee 3 Senior Decoration Committee 4 Usher Senior Plays 43 Band L MAIKGAIIIYI' IC. SM I'l'II Senior Plays Colmnittve 4. S'I'l'Il,I,A MAIULAIKWI' SNIITII Ilouu' I'i0llII1lIIIICS Club 33 Bowling 21 Iiasluwliull ll: Senior Play Couunit- tue 4. FRANK G. J. STOIKRS IRENIC IIl'II.I'lN SZAYBICI. Home lioononiivs Club 33 Girls' Athletic' Assoviution 3, 49 .lunior Dance Conunittuu 3: Senior Danm- Conunith-ev 4: Candy Cominittn-ce 3, 4: Junior Bowling 3. 'l'IIl'II.M A M . 'I'ARI!I'1I,L VE RON ICA TOTH Bowling Captain 3, 4: Junior Dance Committee 3: Ilome Economics Club 3. V 9524: U BICIKNADINA CATHERINE TREVINO Home Economics Club 33 Senior Play Committee 4: Girls' Glee Club 4g Junior and Senior Dance Com- mittee 3. CATHERINE TYO EILEEN VINCENT Junior Classical League lg Home Economics Club 33 Candy Com- mittee 3, 43 Bowling 3, 45 Tatler Staff 43 Senior Plays Committee 4. THOMAS VIOLI Football 3, 43 Track 3: Basketball 4. JEANNE E. WARD Vice-President Sophomore Class 2, Vice-President J unior Class 3 3 Cheer- leader 3, 43 Operetta 2, 33 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4g A Cap ella Choir 2, 3, 43 Northern Star Stall 2, 3g Tatler Stall' 43 Candy Committee 33 Junior Dance Committee 33 Senior Plays 43 Figure Skating Club 13 Christmas Pageant 3, 43 Captain Girls' Basketball Team 23 Cheer- leading Dance Committee 3, 43 May Festival 2, 33 Pencil Sales Commit- tee 2. EARL WHITE We . ebb.. Qs CALVIN D. WYMAN Baseball 33 Football 43 Boxing 3: lntramural Hockey 33 lntramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. 26 CHARLES WILES Cross Country 33 Junior Varsity Basketball 23 Tatler Stall' 43 Senior Plays 43 Senior Xmas Prom Com- mittee 23 Track 23 Band l. 23 Public Speaking Contest 33 Senior Nick- elodeon Dancc Committee 4. FLOYD WOOD Intramural Bowling 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3. last will anh illiestament Be it known by all present, We, the Class of 1943, of Massena High School, being fairly sound of mind and body, do hereby bequeath the following: WlIEl'll'1AS: I, Irene Ackerman, will my golden locks to Norma Jean Houmiel. I. Tom Violi, will my compexlion to Carl Serabian. iWe hope Tom leaves some reflectors, too.J I, Charlie McCarthy, will my gags to Mr. Downs for next year's Seniors. I, Bill Derby, will my leadership to any fortunate Junior. I, Phyllis Frallck, will my scholastic ability to Jean Hopson. I, joseph Perry, will my Superman physique to Albert Tricase. I, Pete Wlles., will my personality to Jimmy Smith. I, Esther Robertson, will to all unsuspecting Juniors the three T's of History C-Taxes, Tarilfs, and Tears. I, Merton Adams, LEAVEIH I, Peggy llaymond, will my personality to Marcia Barbour. I. Clayton Guyett, leave my ability to do my French homework in the S minutes before classes to Robert Berenson. We, Art Serablan, Roy Portolese, and Frank Storrs, the Triple Alliance, leave our bottle of Three Feathers, to Babe Giroux, Farmer Archambeault. and Stitch Kuca. I, Shirley Musante, will my height to Mariette Gerard. I, Calvin Wyman, leave, but I'm sorry to say that I must take my horse with me. I, Lyle llodah. leave to take up my residence on South Main Street. fProbably with Betty SJ l, Millie Gardner, leave my form to Rita Demo. I, Francis Peehey, leave my lingering footsteps on the second lloor, near 213. I, America Mora, leave my gum under my desk in 314. l. Paul Hartford, leave my lanky legs to Willis Barney. I, Thomas Carroll, leave my back seat in the bus to Evelyn White. I, Margaret Green, leave gladly. l, Benjamin Capplone, leave for the coal mines, but I'll be hack for Shirley shortly. I, Shirley Bush, leave my love letters from Benjie in my tiles. I, Madelyn Horton, leave my book reports to Miss Mahoney. I, Doris Coekayne, leave my worn out typewriter ribbon to Mr. Ehle. I, Marion Ashley, leave my assignments wrapped in cobwebs. l, Robert Jlguere, leave my speed to Whirlaway. I. Barbara Hutton, leave my etiquette to Emily Post. l. Marion Barnes, leave my Northern Star assignments behind me. I, Marguerite Carvlll, leave my neatneas to Julia Perry. l, Frances Catanzarlte. leave my name on the honor roll. I, Phoebe Catanxarlte, leave my knowledge of aeronautics to Mr. Ure. I. Joyce Cline, leave my brown eyes to Beryl Greene. I, Betsy Bello, leave. CPeri0dP I, Irene Bourdeau, leave for the Springs and David. I, Eva Khouri, leave my friendlincn with all the students of dear old M. H. S. I, Ruth Lamendola, leave my bus tickets to the sport fans. I, Betty Larue, leave for the farm. I , Margaret Leafe, leave my ambition to my sister. I, Georgette Legault, leave my nightly memories to leonard. I, Joyce MacLean, leave for the rationing board to get some lilm for my beloved camera. l, llelen Peden, leave my scholastic record behind. I, Sidney McConnell, leave my sliding trombone to any Junior with a new mouthpiece. I, Mary Furfaro, leave my visits in other rooms to Phoebe Carbone. I, Ralph Cline, leave my many trips to the ollioe to Dick Lizette. I, Lois MaeKilllean, leave my empty tube of lipstick in care of Bud Kempton. I, Kathleen Meyers, leave my smile to Carolyn Cubley. I, Orval Allen, leave on tiptom. I, Marian Pelllian, leave my rapidity of speech to Ellen Vallance. l, Phyllis Cline, leave my attentiveness in class to Jean Gamble. I, Ruth Garvey, leave my familiar face in a frame at the Art Gallery. l, Earl White, leave for the fann and Lois L. I, Floyd Wood, leave my night life to someone else who can manage it. I, Eugene Fregoe, leave one of my three sweaters le Robert Carroll, from now on, I'm going to wear only two sweaters instead of three. I, Rowena Fregoe, don't leave my nightly car rides to anyone. I, Martha Llrette, leave my square-danming to Mary Penn. l, Roseleen Rossolf, leave my make-up to Thelma McClennan. I , Helene Fournier, leave my excess knowledge of History C to help some unfortunate Senior next year. l, Clara Glragoslan, leave my er's license to anyone with a T card. I, Francoise Menard, lea ness to take part in the many school activities to some ambitious Junior. I, Fay Shsrlow, leave my at Violi's for repair. I, Stella Smith, leave my mem ' of Joe in my hope cheat. I. Dorothy Hart, leave my violin to Mr. Robb for tuning. I , Margaret Perry, leave to inquire for a job at Fishman's. I, Armand Paquln, leave all my hours in the pool room to Dick Young. I, Mary Coto, leave my goggles to Joan Curtin. l, Ray Maher, leave my trips to the oliice to some unfortunate soul. 27 I, Simeon Richmire, leave my sway to Sammy Kaye. I, Gordon French, leave my broken golf sticks and dubbed drives to George Gabor. I, Kenneth Serviss, leave my E's in English for someone else to get-preferably Jean Dupius. I, Lloyd Guyette, leave my cigarette butts to Duane Robinson. I, Rene Bouchard, leave Maejorie to no one. I, Dan Logan, leave my lankiness to Joe Romankiewrscz. I, Joyce McCarthy, leave my jolly ways to good-natured Lola Francey. I, Titus Cousineau, leave my flat feet to John Kormanyos. I, John Faucher, leave my empty fountain pen for someone to fill. I, Clitford Crump, leave my dancing ability to Versian Almasian. I, John Deshaies, leave my blushing when making book reports to Mr. Downs. I, June Herne, leave my quietness to Pat Dockum. I, John Mullen, leave my freckles to Earl McPherson. I, Hazle Serabian, leave my athletic ability to Helen Yuchno. I Thomas Bourdon, leave behind me the memories of my nightly strips to Bridges Ave. I, Joseph Burns, leave to take up permanent residence with Sona. I, Ann Cook, leave my big blue eyes staring at Art Serabian. I, Mike Kowalchuk, leave my line to the telephone company. I, Eunice Scott, leave to take up housekeeping at Warren's home. I, Virginia Bottosto, leave, but I regret to say that I am taking Vincent with me. I, Pauline Desgagne, leave my elliciency to Ella Mae Shackett. I Mabel Sanborn, leave my trips to the Dairy Bar to Peggy Adams. I, Vernon Dewey, leave my beloved seat in History C to Andy Kish for a second try, no doubt. I, John Gabri, leave my worn out track shoes to Jack Beaudry. I Marian Bashaw, leave my golden voice to Mildred Boyce. y I, Phyllis Cousins, leave the memory of my immortal voice to the A Cappella Choir. I Gerald Bombard, leave my battered drum sticks to Lynn 0'Neill. I, Ortillio Creazzo, leave my shadow on the wall near 312. I, John Krywanczyk, leave my musical ability to Alex Duarte, including sour notes. I Daiana Chase, leave my singed eyeborws and burnt hair to any unlucky Junior who happens to take Chemistry. I Helen Romankiewescz, leave my old shorthand books to Helen Pruski. I, Helen Gabri, leave my bygone memories to Alyoe Bogosian. I. Joe Bronchetti, leave my gab to Ray Belanger. I Wayne Moxley, leave my lankiness to Leo Fournier. I, Theresa Mitchell, leave for Steve S. I Bill Dox, leave my acting ability to Miss Ramsdell. I: Hubert Papelian, leave for the wide open spaces. I Donald Quenneville, leave my slick hair to John Schwartzkopf. I, Emmett Pratt, leave my beard to any shiftless Junior. I Geraldine Layo, leave my arguments in Office Practice to Kitty Ryan. Q I, Guy Martin, leave my mechanical knowledge to any successful Junior. I, Alvin Parisain, leave my meekness to Chester Dywan. I, Bill Raymond, leave all my English papers to Miss Ramsdell. I, Lawrence Hiter, leave my merry hours in the band room to Lynn O'Neill. I, Anna D'Arienzo, leave my typing ability to Lillian Sprankle. I, Leonard Cohen, leave my sales talks to Miss Tamblin. I Francis Menard, leave my paper job to take up a position in the Army. I, Reggy Nadeau, leave my bowling records at Harvey's. I, Stanley Euto, leave for Plum Brook. I Dorothy Cleary, leave my Ilirtations to Ann Gardner. I, Doris Smith, leave my isolation to Betty Haley. I Irene Szaybel, leave my sincereness to Mary McGinn. I, Veronica Toth, leave Guy to no one. I Bernadina Trevino, leave by way of Center Street. I, Carroll Smith, leave with my knowledge undeveloped as yet. I Catherine Tyo, leave my diploma hanging on the wall. , I, Eileen Vincent, leave to become a W.A.A.C. I, Jeanne Ward, leave my participation in school activities to anyone who can manage. I, Steve Ferency, leave my night life on the other side of the river. I, Mary Prevost, leave for Bob. I Marguerite Riedle, leave my English problems for someone else to solve. I, Mary Romeo, leave with a clean slate. I, Pat Seguin, leave my History book in the furnace. In Witnesses, thereof, we hereby make this Will legal and valid by affixing our names and seal on this 4th day of June, 1943. ,Mae EL SS PHUPHEIIY Believe it or not-Madelyn Horton will be the president's rival in the 1960 elections. The American Air Lines have just assigned air stewardess June Herne to transatlantic duty. One of her first passengers was Peggy Haymond on her way to the Olympics. Fort Covington, New York Ruth Lamendola has just received the position as head bus driver for her father's concern. New York City. Betty LaRue and Geraldine Layo have just opened a dress shop which is exclusively for retired old maids. Brooklyn, N. Y. The U. S. Post Office has found it necessary to add a special truck to their equipment for the purpose of delivering mail to the Eternal Trio who are, if you don't already know, Shirley M usante, Georgette Legault, and America Mora. Potsdam, N. Y. Martha Lizette is spending her leisure time knitting for J ay Bombard who had just left for active duty. Applecore Center, Mo. Danny Logan is raising mules for the U. S. Army. Hollywood, Calif. Lois MacKillican is giving Veronica Lake some stiff competition for the title of The Most Beautiful Blonde of 1943. Knapp Station, N. Y. Rusty Maher has become the professional soda jerker at the local store. Raymondville, N. Y. Guy Martin has just become the District Attorney and is contemplating whether he should sue the local paper for slander which appeared in its latest edition. Aluminum Plant Joyce McCarthy is being balanced on her boss's knee while she thinks of the shorthand outline for Dear Sir. Radio City, N. Y. Charlie McCarthy is competing with Edgar Bergen's stooge for winning women's hearts. Chicago, lll. Sid McConnell has just organized a favorite dance band which he calls Sid's Ragtime Band. Comic Centre, N. Y. The two Menard's, Francoise and Francis, have won several twin contests because they look so much alike. Hartford, Conn. Kay Meyers is faithful only to her typewriter, men just don't interest her. Massena Center Teresa Mitchell has just settled down with her husband and is devoting her time to raising chickens and incidently redheads East Orvis Street, City Wayne Moxley has decided that he might as well live at Carolyn's since he spends most of his time there. Poet's Corner, England Johnny Mullen has just become poet laureate but as yet has not been too successful. Sleepy Hollow, Pa. Reggie Nadeau is having a good sleep, while the girls swoon over him. Boston, Mass. Hubert Papelian has just married a rich deb and now he can live in luxury until she gets sick of him or vice versa. Wolves' Haven, Tenn. Art Serabian is NOT married-he believes in the policy- Stay single and keep 'em happy. Tenn. Roy Portolese is soon to joint Art in his haven. It seems as though the two are of one type-V namely, wolves. 29 Ogdensburg, N. Y. This is where Frank Storrs has been finally deposited. QNeed we say any moreililj. Dreamsville, Ohio Yep, Ken Serviss and Jean have finally taken the fatal step and settled down. Hollywood, Calif. Floyd Wood, the screen idol of many movie-goers, has broken countless hearts by his recent marriage to Eileen Vincent, but is rumored to have been stepping out with an old flame, Irene Szaybel. Sleepy-H-Ranch Emmett Pratt, the man with great Vitality, has started a dude ranch. If there is anyone who likes to get up in the morning at about dawn to work, this is the ideal place for him. N.B.C. Radio Hook-up . Thomas Violi, the former half-wit of M.H.S. is now a famous radio comedian. Massena Stanley Euto has declared that he will never marry and will never leave his parent's home. New York City Steve Ferency has been named the new editor of the New York Times. Editor of the girls' fashion dep'ts. Massena Shirley Bush is still wondering why she left Benjy loose. Benjy is still thankful he didn't stay. Cornwall Phoebe Catanzrite is now the jitterbugger at Ye Olde Juke J0inte. Cornwall On one of Jack Flynn's trips here, he discovered his dream girl. He is now undecided on what to do about his girl friend in Ogdensburg-or was it Potsdam? Massena Thomas Carroll is keeping the little farm trim and neat for the yet unfound Mrs. Carroll. Atlanta, Ga. Marguerite Carvill and Bud Dodge have finally taken the fatal step. Texas Frances Catanzarite has followed her soldier husband down here. Massena Bob Casaw is one of New York's most prized butterflies. He flits from one girl to another. Washington Diana Chase, head chemist for the government has singed all her red hair. Nebraska Dot Clegry has taken the phrase, Go West, literally. She's still man-hunting with Ann Cook as an 31 e. Phyllis Fralick's brilliant husband, Clayton Guyett, has just been appointed head of the chemistry department at the University of Massena, and Barbara Hutton, head of the department of physi- cal education. John Gabri and Mike Kowalchuk are keeping the memory of Rip Van Winkle alive, while Mrs. Kowalchuk, the former Peggy Haymond, keeps the home fires burning. Paul Hartford with his wife, Jean Cline to her schoolday friends, has found peace at last in a little cottage at Massena Point. New York City Irene Ackerman, the famous blonde, is to make her formal debut this summer. Dannemora, N. Y. Merton Adams is serving a term for beating his wife. Stone's Store-Massena Orval Allen is now an accountant in this famous store. Massena, N. Y. Marion Ashley LaBlanc is waiting for some school friends to visit her in her bungalow. Potsdam Marion Barnes is trying to teach children what X plus Y equals. Malone, New York Marion Bashaw can be seen any warm day wheeling Dick, Jr. Massena, N. Y. Violet Basmajian is now sole owner of the store, though she blew it up mixing chemicals. 30 Massena, N. Y. Betsy Besio has now secured the position of floor girl in Fishman's store. On Tour Lyle Bodah has become the proud father of two Hungarian children, a boy and a girl. Hollywood, Cal. Gerald Bombard is soon to co-star in the movies with Irene Bordeau. Cincinnati, Ohio Virginia Bottosto is thanking her stars that she got a husband like Vinny. Florida Rene Bouchard now catches feminine eyes with his Air Corps Uniform. Plumbrook Tom Bourdon is still loafing around wondering CPD about the future. Massena, N. Y. Since Joe Bronchetti is too short for the army and other services, he does his share by buying 5.25 War Stamps. Cleveland, Ohio Joe Bums and Sona have finally taken the vows. Baltimore, Md. Armand Paquin has just been chosen captain of the Baltimore Orioles hockey team. Massena, N. Y. Alvin Parisian, our dashing Romeo, is still dashing. Massena, N. Y. Helen Pcden, thc toast of Ohio, has returned here for a short visit. New York City Joseph Perry has started The Perry Success Course in reducing. It does wonders doesn't it, Joe? Washington, D. C. Formerly of M assena, Margaret Perry has been promoted to stenographer of the President of the U. S., Simeon Bichmire. Potsdam, New York Mary Prevost has had a raise in a working position, she is now head of the button counter in Woolworth's. Massena, N. Y. Donald Quenneville, the forgotten man, is still trying hard to attract a girl's attention. Massena, N. Y. Francis Pechey is still scouting around. He comes to town every Wednesday and Saturday. Massena, N. Y. William Raymond expects to join Harry James' Orchestra as director of the band's luggage. Winthrop, N. Y. Marguerite Riedle has just opened her photo studio, she insists on male customers only. Massena, N. Y. Esther Robertson still doc-sn't know whether she's coming or going. It's a new one every Saturday and Wednesday night. Helen Bomankiewesczwfamous author and foreign correspondent-has returned to her summer home at Plumbrook. On Tour Tommy Dorsey's famous vocalist, Mary Romeo's favorite song is When the Lights Go on Again. Massena, N. Y. Boseleen Bossolf has been promoted. She's now working at counter 6 instead of 5 in Fishman's. Malone, N. Y. Mabel Sanborn is opening a jewelry store in spite of hubby's protests. She will feature non- tarnishable engagement rings. Massena Eunice Scott teaches history, she has succeeded Mr. Downs-who has received his pension. Plumbrook Patricia Sequin is opening a charm school-boys preferred. Massena Harold Ross is still trying to get on the first string in basketball. Determination does it, Hal. Kay James, alias Katherine Gardner, one of Arthur Murray's students, is now taking the country by storm. Helen Fournier has settled down to a peaceful life on the farm with some western cowhand she met. The most sought-after football pro in the U. S. is-John Krywanczyk. 31 SENIUH SNAP5 32 I34'SgIilf.flN', 9l.9: AFIIIIII' Svrnlmiun, 9l.l11R1'll1' limu-I1:1rd,9l.3: llvlvn l'1'dvn, 9l.2: Hull: liill'Y1'y, 90.Tg Clmrlvs Mm-Curlluy, 90.3. Pzllllilw ll1'sgug.:lu', Sululflloriurzj VN illium IM-rlry. 1-1IIl'llil'I0l'l.llIl. Honor Students 1 1 Nlumlilry: liuru-5, Nlclfanrtlny, D1-rlny, limnvlmrd. Silliny: S1-rulninn. Ilm-sgalgrlm-. l'il'llIil'k. P1-clvn. 33 'l'lw fullmming pvuplv :Irv ilu- lumm' sl udvnls of I In- l9I3gl'znd11- ailing vluss: Phyllis l rz1i1'k, 9-1-.lg William IM-rhy, 92.91 Pzaulinv CLASS UP X.. 1 Vi Q 1 K Bark lfozzu' f,:HllUll,LIll. lialwr. Dvuis, Bl'lHllgIl'l'. Carroll. Duarlm-. flll3ll'4'll1', Iiremu, Ilvn-llsu l IK hfuc . Pgllldll' I . , . , , , i- Hvamlrw. 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Q Q M' W ,W 64 A I II RDI ...ua If wuwm' ,,,,, .,. 1. .-new..-.n A A ,Q . 2 f M iff K 'L Y VA ,,, LU, n..f.a...v-,A-4 -H, ,,,, N' ,....x ...Q-na 4,,,,f n..a.s .ns-rw md ,, .4 4.-i.suu-an vb-l-I' N , My x,....-p-on he AX- LPN 2 4 SUCI L PREPARED ESS For ictnr f-mm 5 40 Y BUY WAR 1 STAMPS -vi5m1'FLrlofZ E I-3lrl'InIUxl S m:.I.x11..l.1... I whu-h mum nv- rrnwum 1 Then yuu mum. hugh jump und Inn hm n-fl hum rhm fl.. rnpq- mg. wing nnruu Music De t W ll0l,l'MN NNI! Vile Are Doing Our Part The sale of defense stamps this year has proved the patriotie spirit of the students ol' the Massena Publie Sehools. When we tirst, started our eampaign in September, lVlr. Wilson suggested that we strive to get enough money from the sales to purchase a tll325,000 medium sized tank. Today, through the line and willing eo-operation of eaeh and every purehasing student, that goal is well over the top. llowever, there is still another goal which is far more important that the one just mentioned. lt, is one that the Junior and Senior High School students have been working for throughout the year. On Tllursday, February 25, over ninety per eent of the sehool population partieipated in the purehasing of stamps. The attaining of this goal entitled us to have the privilege of llying a large minute-man llag from the pole in front of the sehool for as long as we maintain that goal. We are eonlident that every student takes unlimited pride in being able to say that his school has reached this goal and aehieved this great. privilege. The weekly sales have amounted to an average of about 35600. Many homerooms have been presented with small minute-man banners to hang in their classrooms. ln order to get one of these banners, the room must have a l00fZ, purehase of war stamps for two weeks in sueeession. When the room fails to meet this goal for two eonseeutive weeks, the flag is taken away. You students all know that the purehase of these stamps is for a worthy eause. Lt-t's work to get 100W buying, not only to help our allies overseas, but also, quoting from Lincoln, 'l'hat this govern- ment of the people, by the people, and for the people, shall not perish from this earth. ltlCl'llESlfNTATlVliS l ll0lVl 90'fQ, Oli ABOVE li0UlVlS Bark lfouv: Fereney, 313: ltobillard, 307: Sharples, 204g N. Littlejohn. 319: Duarte, 303, Serabian, 315: Mosley, 3l4g M. Krywanezyk, 305: C. Barbour, 301: Peters, 3003 Taylor, 3083 Ahnasian, 2131 F. Cappione, 302. Secontl How: Nl. Littlejohn. 2085 kirkey, 206, Stewart, 2123 Penn, 320: Fiuotti, 2141 Hutchins, 3183 Lytle, 218: Bogosian. 310: Kassian. 210: Dupuis, 316: Jones. 204. Front Row: B. Whitten, 219: Squires, 2073 .I. Losey, ll4g Catanzarite, 3l21 li. Ayres. STAMP SALES 42 IlUlll1'rI'Ulll.VI.II4'xi1'lHl'j ffnll1'1'l'l lu1'1'll'- ln.nl1-llle-Ml1urnI5l.nlllp:nluIluulclpluglmll, 1-mining: ul'1im1-rnnw IM-uvy In xl2lSSl'll2l. lan' suppurl ul IIN' Inullmll :md lmskvllrznll lhp llnl1':f1nlu'll. l,1-Qullll. livin-lu-5, lirigggx, tillllllllillfli, N1l'IIll ll Mm'f'ulllll'll I,1'l'l'X XIIINHUII' llilvl' H'X1'ill l,lHII'l!' ,.. 1 . V. - . . . llule-lu. S, Nlnxnlllv, lxl'ux:nll1'zxk. '2JIUliiHIl1'. limlnln. l l'uli4'k. l'4'l1'rs. lgilflllllllil. llublm. I,il'l'K'lUl'.-NUFUIIII lfuw: I.ulh1su Ilnmkv, limi'-gnuiiml. X51-rx, Iilurk. I'l'1uxnxl,HIIIVIIIIIN,I,ll1'lpS. Hl'1lllllUill. l74wkl1nl..lulms,IN-111-11. Nlus1's,l'izllugl0lls 1-:ilu-I. 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Lm-llc-. llupsnn. l ourIlr lfnw: Mille-I' Iiuvklilll. YllK'ilIl0. l'4'nn. Miss Smilh, l7il'm'4'l11l'. ffuusins. l7m'l'mn'llin'. iinlllkv. l,i2iIliSi, P. l rzlli1'k, GIRLS'ELEE EL H lfarlc lfuw: Clim-. Iinyi-1-, Cublvy. Dm-kum. Cousins. XVIICIIIIU, Mvrwin. Dvsgagliv, Dm-we-y. Dm-rmn-hiv. Pmrzilizm ul1l'gul1jiml. Sworzrl Hair: Am'kvi'nml1. Collvtlv, Hzlsilim. llirugnsizirl, W. IIUDSUII. Millvr. l'iuIuglmis. 'IwHI'Uilli1lll Y Pi-nsmn. Uri-uzzu. M. lfulunzaritv. Third Ifuw: Villrlaxv. linsvrilrzilliii. I'iI'ilii4'k. lilli-0, M. fiiii,ilIlZiiI'iil', lim ivr. Lulhu- Nlmin, M. .l. fiillilllZ2il'ii1'. il. llopsnn. l,im'IIe'. llzunlu-. l runl How: Ward. .lum-s. Hurt. l,nsu-y, Miss Smith, H1-rnrd Duqm-llv. ixiiil'kiiiit'uIl, Pinnisl. Pvnn. GIRLS E SEBWBLE uric lfuw: Viv Slllilll. l'. iiullsins. I. 'Xl'k4'l'IIHlIl. IT. llzlrl. il. llupson. I.. xIilL'IXiHi4'1lIl. l'. lj1'N,2f2lgjIl1'.l'vI'llIll Ifnu Nl. l'vml. l'. l rulim'k. M. lialsham. S. Millvr. UHCHESTR 'N'l:u'luw. I,m1ou4', llurl. 15 Ifurlc lfuux' Y, lirivkvy. I,l'g.ZJllIIl. Nl. l'n'i4'k1-xg Nlusunlv. liauyrmnul. Ilmlull. U'W1-ill. A1l'f11lIllH'll. I nurlh lfuw: liriggrs I unnmings. NIl'IIIl,LfIl. lluh-ll, Thfrrl lflllll' l'. l rulic'k. l'1'Im-IN, ll. l ruli4'k. llumka-. llmlrgmliisulh. lmlhvsal. llll'l'Ilillgs Srvwrzrl lfunx' l'i:ll1rg:lmlw. l'1'1lr'n. 1iu51'll. .l. ll:nnlku'. l'. IM-us-5. l irsl Iv'ol1': Mr. llolnlm. Nl4'1i:u'4l. Nl. Da-xwy. liussufl omtirlil, 194 MANHATTAN MAGNATES By John Rich and Allen Grant tu A modern musical comedy in one 1 ' role me and epnlogue was the P B 3 the girls' and boys' glee club. i Two gentlemen with l1?llll1ClIltil,lUIlS 3 to elude their faithful attendant in Y through the park. Later they full asleep 5 bench and dream they are back in New l 5 the course of the dream, they settle an Q ment about New York real estate value f buying the entire Island of Manhatta the Brooklyn Bridge thrown in for Q dollars. ' Q They are glad to they are jailed amounting to l sterdam in the time of Peter Stuyvesant .5 E S 5 V Jaypeff Tan: Chief ,1 , l Qs Hosmer Chne 'l'lll?IlSllA Y ICVICNINC l Thur:-uluy live-ning slnrrvd ' hlumle- Ire-nv A4'lU'l'lIl2lll2lll1l lh:nl guyu l,e-onzwcl lioln-n playing lh1 pnrls ul' lhv mam :mtl wil'v. 'l'h4 1-umm-ily, :lhnul an yilllllfl mmpls-'s lrnuhlvs lhul Wl'l'1' solyvfl hy lhvir nmllwrs-in-luw, pluyvrl hy l r:m vuisv 'Nh-muwl unrl Marion Bn- shalw, wus 4-iljuywl hy' alll. 'l'his play wus clira-a'l4-fl hy Miss 'l'um hlin. IADYICSICK ln I,m1-sic-k. Mzmcliv wn plslyvrl hy l'hyllis Cousins. Uppo silv hvr in lh4' g1I'l'illl'Sl low' slnry nl' lhv yi-zu ' wus Clayton lluyvll us Dznvy. Sli-vv F1'I'4'lN'y surprisa-cl us hy his swf-ll vhnr :u'Ivl'iz:1liull ul' lilliul, amfl .lvzm 1 .,., ...., ,., . . . 1 la Wurml wus all hvr hm-sl as Alvx. 'l'ha play .llsuslurnrl loyal M u K. . .1,.. ,. 4 I. 1 . 1. lmzm :us Mrs. Yzlrm-ll. Splvmlirl Hum fly ' This play vs is lmmlu lhv supl-ryisimm ol' Miss l,yn1'h. YYILD IIUIIHYIIUICSICS Wild llohhyhorsvs wus ai mys- lvry slury whusv plnl SlH'l'UlIlNll'Il huhhin-s. 'l'hm- prmnim-nl vlmrzn I1-rs vwri- Mr. lf:lr4'w'1-, lhm' fzlllwr, pm'll'ny'wl hy slurlling William Dux, who wzmls In gn hawk In lhv nlliw-, lull whusv family wzml him lo rn-lirv: his will' Surah, gmnl-llznllllwl Mzlrlhu l,izc'll1', Wll1lWiIlllSlUll'ZlYl'l1 his 1-lclm-rsnn M'llnn'. plnyi-rl hy vmlipvlvlil Hu-rnlfl limnlmrd, who wzmts In rum lhm- ullivf' himsc-ll': his young sun llnnnlfl, plam-cl hy Ingh- spirils-cl fflmrlf-s Will-s, who wamts In I1-:ul il life- ul' l4'ism'4'. llis swrv- lury .'Xnm', 1'lllll'llllllfL llc-lvn Us hri, his nurse-, livvly Annu li' ,Mia-iizmr, :md lhv mznicl, ps-lill lxiilI'QI2lI'l'l l'vrl'y :nhl lil'1' lu lhi play. 'l'his 4-mm-xly' was Slll'i'!'SS- fully clilw-1-lvil hy Miss Winnifrvcl llaunsflvll. UI' 1- SE IUH PL YS 1 1 S S 1 1 47 1 1 mzrv No mortal builder's most rare device Could match this winter-palace of ive. The Vision of Sir Lalznfalu -James Russell Lowell 48 LIBRARY ASSISTA TS u lfiyfhl: IyNI'i4'lllll, Iiugnsinll, fll'1'l'll, l,Q'l'Ull1'lIil', M4ulI,p1'l,il,, Sprnnklv, IK. Martin, D. Marlin, Girard liurk lfmr: NN ilvw, Huh:-n, Hunk:-. 'l'm'ln-ll. l rnnI lf1lll'f llinmnn. S1-ich-I. Mulzvll. Kmniuknlf. 40 50 . IEQAEEQA I2 4, A -2-cifiaf? V Q ' vw U4-A - SQ in ' 0 'sf i 5 wa , A af. Q , K I 111 .JL , N, ,. vi ' 'tn 'wx A' . - 1' ' , W ..., Q A -2 s, agen t. gk 5 , . Q 43. -15 L 5.- 4125 Q J' 3 f f f' C Q X - N -w i v-iblxs 4 15' N 'T 'fx W S X 35, sf. ,,, E X, ,YN XXX Left: Captain Tarpinian. Higlzl: Coach Long. ir FUUTBALL, 1942 They did it again! Our Bed Haiders under the new leaderhsip of Heap Big Chief James Long and Medicine Man Gerald H ugaboom hit the war path of the Northern Scholastic League and lifted the scalps of all the tribes with which they were permitted to engage in combat. There would have been more trophies of the wars in the tepee of M.H.S. if the Great White Father in Washington had not ruled that the gasoline and rubber which would have been consumed ordinarily in our forays could be put to a better end far more important use on other battlefronts. Our hard-hitting forward line, studded with such veteran stalwarts as Captain Krikor Tarpinian, Jim Fiacco, and Lyle Bodah, eon- sistently smashed enemy raids and effectively penetrated and disrupted our foes' defenses to allow our swift braves Joe McHugh, Babe Giroux, Emmett Pratt, and Norman Allen of the backfield to cross the scoring line for the tallies which created despair in the camps of our opponents. Burk lfuw: Assistant Coach liugaboom, Pratt. Krywanczyk, Fiaceo, Giroux, Archambeault, Mcllugh, lVlc'Guire, b1 ibo, Coach Long. Middle How: Serabian, Portolese, Papelian. Fenton, Pellegrino, Martin, Cousins, Allen. Fran! How: Serabian, liowalehuk, lirywanezyk, Tarpinian, Bodah, Smith, Kish. The Malone Huskies were the first to invade our domain and were turned back in a battle at the Alcoa Field by a 28-0 defeat. Our warriors then took to the trail the following Saturday and in the Adirondacks lifted the scalp of Saranac Lake by a score of 32-19. To satisfy the once-smitten Malone team that their lirst defeat was not a fluke, our tribe raided their home camp and returned with a 10-0 victory. The last victims to feel the effect of our potent war medicine were the lumberjacks of 'l'upper Lake, who were humbled to the tune of 3-l-0 in a linal battle at the Alcoa Field. Thus ends the saga of our lied Raiders of l9-12 which, but for the governmental restric- tions on travel could have, we feel sure, gone on to collect a complete string of victories from the other l.ribcs that ordinarily constitute thc Northern Scholastic League. Massena High School pays homage to her l9ll2 members of the lied Raiders of the North for their glorious achievements in thus upholding the tradition ofthe past. Lellcrmcn: .loc Mcllugh, Lyle Bodah, Capt. Krikor Tarpinian, James Fiacco, limmett Pratt, Conrad Archambeault, Albert Giroux, .lamcs Smith, Arthur Serabian, Mike Krywan- czyk, Norman Allen, Hoy Portolese, Guy Marl.in, Raymond Fenton, Hachig Serabian, Louis Szabo, Vincent Pellegrino, Joseph Mc- Guire, Hubert Papelian, Mike Kowalchuk, Andy Kish, .lolm Krywancyzk, Albert Tricase, Manager. Mr. P4-rrinv, .lun for VIIl'Sl.I.Vf:UlIl'lI.' Mr. Iilllv. Vtll'SI',-Vfitlllfll. Yzirsily lmskvlhull undvr CUIICII lilllv slnowvd an m'or1si1lvl'z1blv drop from larsl yl'2ll'iS runnvr-up lvzllll. BOUEIIISK' of lill' sllorlngv of l'Xp0l'il'Ill'l'd plziym-rs, NIIISSUIIZI was uhlv lo win only four oul Of-ilUlll'll'l'I1 QIQIIIIUS. L1-cl by Joi' Mvllllgli, iillx lm-ann sc-orvd 382 points lo lhvir opponm-nfs 501. .lov iVii'lillg.fil was also lligll svorm-r with 93 poinls in 9 gzunvs. Cllum-vs for ll winning iivv nvxl. yvur nppvau' vc-ry good iN'l'2lllSl' of good Junior Yursily IllZll4'l'iili. 'l'l1v lm-:im IIIEIIIQIQIUF was Lylv Boduh. BASKETBALL MX HF-I'l'Y NIQISSUIIZI . . 20 Mzlssvnzl . 20 NIZISSUIIRI . 33 NIHSSUIIII . 29 Manssi-11:1 , 21 NIZISSUIIZI , 32 Mussi-11:1 , ISI ixi2lSSl'll2l . 25 NIQISSPIIII . I9 Mussolini . 33 ixIilSSl'llil . 26 M aussi-nu . I T NIIISSUIIQI . 28 NIIISSUIHI . 18 Toluls . . 382 SCOIIIQS llouwrm-ur Tuppvl' Loki- Ugdc-llsbilrgr Norwood . Mulom' PUlSfiillll . S2ll'2lIl2ll' Lolo 'I'uppm-r Lark:- Silfilllill' Ladd' Ug1ml4'nsln1l'g: fiUllX1'I'Ill'lll' Norwood . Mellow- . Polsdzmi , INDIN lDl',fXl, SCORING .lov ixlidillgjil . . Milo- KI'yW2lIli'Zyii . Conrad Arvlmnllwmlll .lolm K1'ywum'zyk llulwrl Pzlpvlizm All1v1'l. Giroux , Btdljlllllill Czlppionm- Cilill'il'S Mc'C:lrIlly l3udHz1l1'll . . Hoy Porlolvsv xwilylli' Moxlvy . liar-lc lfow: Cozwh lilllo, Pzlpvlizul. liz1l,4'h..lolm lirywaln-lyk. Al'l'ilE-lllliN'2lllii'. Hurlrour. Fran! Ifnw: Mvfful'IhN 'Wllu K ry w mlvzyk. 5 lfurlr ls'uu'.' Iiirngnsiun, llolvillnrxl. I.m-mis, Ilullm-rsmm, I m-nlon. Ifwnlsirls. Mnrluwa-.l r1ml lfuw: Mm-Ilugh. 'I'rim-use-, I 6 n I1 Purim lh1muI'mllN 'I'Iw Junior N nrsil y lm-ann, playingunclvrlIl1'g1li1lz1m'4'oI'Mr. I'vrrim', Iinisllvml :1 fairly gmail sm-as Ifmnpusvil nmslly nl' suplmllmrvs. IIN- lvann won lin' out ul' vlvvvn gulllvs. Un an Pl'l'l'l'lll2lgIl' In. s llnis ra-1-urfl is In-lla-r llmn Ilml ul' any pl'1'YIUlIS Junior N :ursily lvznn. Iligll svurvr I'6r Ilw In-:nn x . Iiny I 4-uhm wlm haul 56 puinlsin 1-I1-w-ngmm-S Nlausse-lm won Illls gilllll' lay an svurm' ul' IIT In II. 'I'I UIIIIHIIUIIIS I86. .Il 'NIIIII I.'XIIIS'I'Y SIIUIIICS Nlussa-nu . III Furl Cmingrlun I6 XIIISSPIIZI . Ill Illigllly Hvniurs IT Nlusse-nn , I6 Nm'vs'mul . . IT Mussvnzl . 8 Illnlum- 2I lxIiISS4'll2l . IZI POISIIZIIII . 20 lNIusse-nan , III Suplnullmn-s . I0 lxIilSS4'lliI . I9 Nliglll y S1-niors I I Illussa-lun . 23 Nurwoml . . 20 lxII2lSS1'lliI . I8 Nlulum- 2I lNIanssn-nu , 2T I'nls1Inm , . 8 Illznsse-nu , I6 Furl IIUYIIIQIUII 25 'I'6luIs . 205 I86 'I'Iw I1-:nn playa-cl ils In-sl Imll in llw Pulsflmn ,Lf :is j4'Ill'.S.IlllII1ll' I ursily sml'4-cl 1205 pninls lu lla INDIYIIDI ANI. SCUIIINIZ Iizly FUIIIUII I,I'Il'l'lxIill'IUWl' , Iiuyllolmillzml , I'a1Iu'auI IIil':1gusim1 WllllIll'I' Imwis , Mlwrl 'I'l'i1':lsm' . Dunzllfl I':1Ilvrsun Nurnmn .Nllvn . lilmrlvs BIIVIIUIII' . .Izlvk lfuusins Iiutl Ilallvll . lm' I,l'l'l'X Back Row: Gabri, White, Balukjian, MacLean, Martill, DeGoufl', Smith, Dona, Hatch, Vari. Second How: Ass't Coach Fenner, Prosper, Miller, McHugh, Allen, Herne, Bodah, Krywanczyk. Suzclak. Plantc. Nlarlouc, flonyca, Coach Long. Fronl How: Tricase, Martin, Rakoee, Giroux, Serahian, Losey, Terrance, Zappia, flrowlcy, Tarpinian, Violi, Saucier, Beaulieu, Treers. The first track call issued by Coach Long revealed little in the line of champions. Capt. .lot- McHugh, John Gabri, Joe Terrance, Albert Balukjian, Stanley Suzdak, George Hakocc, llachig Serabian, Krikor Tarpinian, and Babe Giroux, all veterans of the year before, answcrcd this first call. For three weeks, Massena trained for the Potsdam Relay Race. The '10 points thc liaiclcrs got in this race earned them victory. McHugh captured first in the high jump with a leap of 6 fcct. Rakoce took first in the pole vault with a 10 ft. 9 in. leap. The Raiders took first place in Division One after defeating tlouverneur, Tuppcr Lake, and Pols- dam. In the Van Dusen, Massena tied for second place with Saranac Lake, cach school having 33 points. Capt. McHugh scored 16 points alone by winning the high jump and pole vault with leaps of 5 ft. 6 in. and 11 ft. 3 in. respectively. ln the sectionals the Raiders placed third with 20 points. McHugh again won l1is two favorite events. McHugh's leadership and Mr. l,ong's ablc coaching inspired the local boys to another championship track team. The scores of tl1e meets are as follows: Potsdam Relay Races-Massena lst with 40 points Massena . ..... 108 Gouverneur . . . . 99 Massena . . . . IOOM Tupper Lake . . 99132 Massena . .... 155 Potsdam . . . 51 Van DusenYlVIassena 2nd with 33 points Seetionals-Massena 3rd with 20 points TRACE, 1943 EHUSS EUU TRY liurie lfow: Zuppin, I'rnspe-r, Cum-ll S1'lllHll'k1', Hush, l'lunl1'.l ron! lfrulu' llmnkv. Murphy, Kluhri. Murlmmv. Nlinus Ilw se-:Wim-s ul' .luv 'IH-l'l':ll1n'4', .luv Smith, :md Slunlvy Sumluk, xIilSSQ'llZl.S Cross Conn I1-mn, le-al lay f1:upl:lin.luln1 Iiulnri, Iirlislwrl an rnlln-r pU1lI'Sl'ilSUll. Allllllllglll llw ll'2llll fanilm-rl lu pI.un Ill Zlllj nu-1-Is, .lnlmny Hubri lllildt' an guml showing by plawing illdiYilill2lHj' in musl ul' llu- mm Xl lln-so-1-limmls, .lnlm 1'1lIll1'iIl an ffalllznnl ss-1-mul 2l '2lillSl llw lwsl 1-mn wlilion in llw Nurllu-rn Na xx P' P nrk. Mllnuugh Ilan- 1-hips wvrv down mos! ui' lln- limo, our le-ann, undvr llw uhh- 4-um-Iling ul' Du k Sql ' ' ' ' 'num-lw, wus Ill llu-rv flgllllllgl ull llu' lllllv. NIl'llllN'l'S ui' Ilw lm-um vvc-rv: Ilaullnn NIil1'IA'2lll Huy Hush lu-ill: l'ruspvr Marlin Plalnlv Pvlvl' Malrluwt' Dmninic' Zn lirnvsl Wvslun f:llK'SIl'l' I,yW2lll Dim-k Murphy ppial, .'1IflIIll!jl'l' 57 Yin lm' llumkv I liulnri Lfluplu BASEBALL, 19113 Massena again turned out a championship baseball team. Coached by Bob Calnon, now a member of the United States Army, the Red Raiders played seven league and two non-league games. After getting beat by Potsdam 5-4 in an overtime game, the boys from the power city Won all its league games. ln non-league competition, Massena played a 2-2 tie with Tupper Lake and then went on to beat Tupper in another game 4-2. Captain Edward Zimmerman, Charles Podgurski, Emmett Pratt, and Conrad Archambeault formed the nucleus of this year's championship team. The league scores are as follows: Massena ..... . 4 Potsdam Covertimej . . . 5 Massena . 5 Ogdensburg Free Academy . 4 Massena . 16 Gouverneur . . . . 6 Massena . 9 Norfolk . . . 0 Massena . 9 Brasher Falls . 5 Massena . . 10 Canton .... . 3 Massena ..... . 9 St. lVIary's Academy . . 4 Non-league scores are as follows: Massena ..... . 2 Tupper Lake Ctiej . 2 Massena . 4 Tupper Lake . . 2 Buck Row: Wyman. Krywanezyk, Moxley. Coach Calnon. Zimmerman, Podgurski, Lewis. llobillard, Raymond. Front Row: Manager Weegar, Ross, Smith, Pratt, Arehambeault, Parisian, Paquin, Manager Cousins. 233.3 ,, . Ki 58 I I1IlllIN IUIIIIIIIIIIUIII I. Inlr:lmul'uI Ar1'Iu'l'y I4 nn GIRLS' SPORTS ng Pungg 5. Inlrmnurul Iizlskvllrull I 1 MIN Mhlfln- JKSSUVIZIIIUII fm. Intrmnllrnl VuIIvyInuII BUYS' SPUHT5 I. Baxllllirllml Finalists 11. lnlrmmxrul llmxlilxg Chznnp 22. Iliilv VFPHIII 3. Intramural Buskn-Ilmll 3. Illtl'HIllIII'Hl Boxing 6. 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