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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1944 volume:

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METHODIST CHURCH Although the Iirst traces of Nlethodism go hiiek to iihout 1805, ai society wits not tirgziiiized until 1836. The present huilding was erected in 1869-70. The pits- tor is Rev. A. Leslie Potter. BAPTIST CHURCH Under Elder Xvllliillll Parr, it huilding was erected on West Orvis Street in 1827. The eornei'stoiie for the present eliureh wus liiid .lune 23, 1859, The present minister is Rev. Rtihert Htitelling. SACRED HEA RT CHURCH liiither lVleNultv of Hu- giiiislwurg saiid Mass for Mits- senzi Ciitlitilics in 1838, und ll sniiill ehureh was huilt hy 1840. ln 1914 Rev. Timothy P. Holland eginie here. Sacred Heart wats lwuilt in 1922-24. ,H J I 9' NV wwe.: see . ' . , J' Eininiinnel Ciwiigix-giltitiiiill Clturuh Methodist Chui-eh Q Sitered lleitrt Chureh llqtprist Chureh 9 ST. .IOHN'S CHURCH Episcopal services began in 1868 under Rev. john F. Winkley. St. .Iohn's was built in 1885. In 1943 a beautiful 13th century stained glass window was installed. The present rector is Rev. Norman B. Godfrey. ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH Rev. Cornelius Pike started services in 1872. The present building was erected about 1874. In 1943 under Rev. Albert W. Brooks, the church was redecorated and an altar consecrated. ST. MARY'S CHURCH St. Mary's was built in 1915 under Rev. John M. Bellamy. Father Bellamy is now a lieutenant-colonel in the United States Army, though he retains his position here. The administrator is Rev. B. H. Staie. ADATH ISRAEL SYNAGOGUE In 1919, shortly after his arrival in America, Rabbi B. Brennglass, a Pole, started a synagogue on Church Street. Rabbi Philip Shulman is now in charge. THE PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH In 1931 Rev. William Shoemaker started the lirst Holiness Church at Masscna Center, but in 1933 the property at No. 2 River Street was purchased. The minister now is Rev. Robert T. Smith. BOARD OF EDUCATION As a foundation for enduring world peace and security, the principles enunciated by President Roosevelt in an address to Congress, 'Ianuary 6, 1941, have been generally recognized as essential. These principles, better known as the four freedoms, are: Freedom of speech and expression for individuals and individual nations. Freedom to worship God as one's conscience dictates. Freedom from want, which means economic security for each nation, with a peaceful and healthy existence for its inhabitants. Freedom from fear and security of body and mind from aggression for each nation, incurred by general disarmament and an international police force if necessary. lf we are willing, as citizens ofthe world, to accept our responsibilities, to sincerely and earnestly adherc to these principles, we will be helping our nation to reach the desired goal of a post-war settle- ment which will lead to liberty and justice for all. CI'lARLES F. PRAIRIE, Preridefzt STANDING COMMITTEES Tmclwf'.r ALL l5oARD Miamnuns Fimuzcf PHILIP H. FAL'I'l'IR,JUHN R. IBACH Blzildmlq and Cfl'0lll1d.f A .Ioim R. IBACH, 'IQHN W. XVHALEN Atlwlefmr CHARLES F. PRAYRIE liiuaincuitx C. MANKYN CiII,XIiI.liN lf. Pimiitiia ,Iourv W. Wimm-:N 'IUHN R. lIKALlI l9l4-I944 I9lI-1945 N32-I946 1942-1944 l.'llIll.lP ll, Fu.'l'uu, Member of the Board N55-1946. We regret that Mr. Faltet's picture does not appear in the book, since he was out of town. Thoreau has said of castles in the air, That is Where they should beg now put the foundations under them. In our world at the present time, we are clos- ing the book of one epoch and starting to turn the pages of another. The Four Freedoms do not constitute a vision of a distant millenium - rather a delinite basis for a kind of world attainable in our own time and generation. It is imperative that by thoughts and plans and aspirations we start the foundations that MARTIN A. HELliER, M.A. Superintendent of Sclaoolf As you, the graduates of 1944, leave to accept your responsibilities in your world of today may you have the courage, the faith, and the ability to meet the demands put upon you by the Four Freedoms. These Four Freedoms represent a way of life that is precious to you. These freedoms to be enjoyed must be defended. To defend them is your privilege. May you succeed well in your difficult task. l ' T have to be developed beneath these air castles. What will you do? XVALTER S. XVILSON, M.A. Principal, junior and Senior High Selma! The Dead Sea is dead, DOI because there is no fresh DoRoTHY I. HALL Vice-Principal, junior High Selma! water flowing into it, but because it has no outlet. To keep his life from becoming stagnant, a person needs to lind an outlet for his energies. The most im- portant of our freedoms is the freedom of self-ex- pression fthe freedom to devote ourselves to what- ever service seems to us worth-while. Has there ever been a time when more opportunity is offered for you to give back in service to your community and the world that which you have taken from our school? 12 CUB FACULTY SERVE THEIR CCUNTRY 'k We have been unfortunate in losing many of our teachers to Uncle Sam. We know they're doing a great job, and we're proud of them. Mr. Perkins, who was vice-principal of junior and Senior High School, and also teacher of History A and B, is now with the Army in New York City at a psychiatric center. The former vice-principal and the head of the commercial department, Mr. Ehle, is in the anti-aircraft division at Camp Edwards, Massa- chusetts. Mr. Butler, who taught the special class, is writing supplementary educational material at Pine Camp. Our former school nurse, Miss Farley, is now serving in England with the Army. Miss Cairns, who was an English and Latin teacher, was the first teacher to enter the service. She is now in command of a W. A. C. Company in San Antonio, Texas. Mr. Scott taught eighth grade General Science before leaving for the Army. He is working in the photography lield and doing recon- naissance work at Casper, Wyoming. Mr. Calnon is the only one so far who has seen actual lighting and was last reported to be a prisoner of war. Before entering military service, he was a teacher of social studies. Of late, Mr. Rowan, recent General Science teacher, has not been heard from. The last news from him was that he was stationed at Pensacola. Mr. Robb, who was the instrumental director, has been fortunate enough to be able to continue in this work and is a band leader at Camp Lee. Mr. Cardy, former art teacher and junior Class advisor, is with the Navy in Georgia. Mr. Snyder teaches men who take infantry training a half day and elementary school subjects the other half of the day at Pine Camp. Miss Gratto is a lieutenant in the W. A. C. and is temporarily sta- tioned at Fairlield, Ohio, where she is waiting further assignment. 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Mamma, MS. .Sym Llf .YL'f:'IlL':' Hxal,1aN D. R Y.-xN f.'w11u1m'1.1f 1 O .Hmzf QS MA K. M nur, ILS. K YI'llI.I LN P. SmufNxxaN ffw1.ff11ur1'1.1.f I fffllffum Alf HARl7l.I3 A. C.uuml.1., MA. Cuuu.n-'N W. lluuwx, US, Ninn' K. Dm1.1,. 11.5. B1 RNIKI .X. N1l.l.lUlVx, ILS .H.llfu'fl1.lfi. s .U.1ffu'ff1.1t11'.s' f.'fw11m'r'. 1.1! C,ff1f1111u1u1.lf FACULTY -S. sn.- fl! 1 f 'Q XS S 1 h 2553 TA . A S 3 Y ? 'N if H g Q. K 'll-.-xN ll.Cuum1.x, HS mm' It ullflllflc .f Dnmrrm' .'Xl.1.rzN, MA. 1 'sm m, Ll NA MI HUNT, Bb' YI-in x L. C9lI.I,IiNI'lli, Mb. A L mne 1- - V llwmf 1.1 wmffm r I . I x Q r fm .Q 'IL - Ffa Nr Donn M. Coma, M.S. ljhmrx 'vi- G1-:mmu C. URE IlI1l'llfI'i.l!fil'fl lmfnrlriuf Xlfff FRANkIS C. Busxo, ILSQ -nun A. Lum., HP I Ifw muff lhlllulffflfl .Nm l,I. M. NN nrmxnanz. ll X 1'ff1ri4.1l lilllmlflf, fs' IW N1AR.lUllll'1E' MILHRI1. US- lin-y,,l,N1, H. Sumlyyr G1-:u.u.n S. Hvcauamm, M..X. l,'wumurr1.lf l 'umrjfnl.1l Muclvzue ,Wwfv l 'm,1l1wmf Murffiuu .WWF IVIASSENPIS if Q i 'J F l I L I Y Dunurm' D.xw1.lax', BS Plyxiral liduralian Valedictorian i and l Salutcttorictn l 'lean Hamke, with an average of 95.3, well deserves to he valedictorian of this.Iune's graduating classulean has helped with nearly every project undertaken in school. She has worked hard on projects to make the '44 class remembered after they've left, and we are proud of her. At Cornell, they shall soon find out how line a student she is. Gean Hopson has earned the honor of being salutatorian with an average of 95.5. Gean has an exceptionally line . , Q . personality. Vi hen she was asked to help on any committee, she always accepted with a smile. Gean intends to he a nurse, and we know she will be one of the best. l.i'fr.'.lt-an Hamke. RiLff'l.'c.1L'ill1 Hopstm. HONOR STUDENTS Besides the valedictorian and salutatorian, there are eleven honor students in this year's graduating class, Those students who have averages of 90 per cent or ahove are: Mary Catanzarite 92.7, Lillian Sprankle 92.7, 'john Sehwartzkoph 92.6, Marjorie Derouchie 92.5, Athalie Gerard 92.5, George Poffcr 91 .S,.james Smith 91 .7,Satenig Tarpinian 91.7, Richard Brown 91.2, Mary Penn 90.4,and Mildred Boyce 90.2. Whatever lield each goes into after graduation, we shall expect great things from them as they continue to represent our graduating class. 'ir l 1 1 .Yr.n1ilir1g: Penn, Smith, Potter, Schwartzkopl, Sprankle. .S'u.1ml.' Derouchie, Gerard, Catanzarite, Boyce, Tarpinian. 17 Zin emuriam And may there he no moaning at the har, when l put out to seaf '... hut how can we help hut grieve . . . for we have lost an outstanding personality from our midst. We sorely miss this youthful lad whose exceptional scholastic ahility made him one of the hest liked students in school. To the hoys, he was a pal, an all-round good fellow, to the girls, a boy, admired and respected. With his stalwart build, he made an excellent athlete. And so, until we meet on that inexor- alwle march into eternity, we shall think of him and remember . . . John Sigouin was horn on August 27, 1925. After attending the grades at Wash- ington School, he entered junior high school in 1938. On Christmas Eve of 1942, while he was in his third year of high school, the fatal accident occurred. 18 DELl A A BR ANTES liasketlwall l, 3. Cheerleader 1, lg Northern Star Stall 3, 4g Tatler Stall' 45 Senior Plays 4g llunior Prom Committee Eg 'lunior Classical League lg G. A. A. 2, 'pg Intramural Sports I, 2, Eg War Bond Drive 3. PEGGY ll. ADA MS RUHENAJ. ADAMS YAROJAN ALMASIAN Junior Classical League lg Senior Plays Committee 4. YIOLET ISARATIAN FRANCES BARBER St-moi Plays Committees -4. .lUllN MARK BEAUDRY ROBERT HERENSON Cross Country lg Track lg Football Northern Star Stalfj, 43 Tatler Stall Ig Vice-l'i'c-sitleiit Senior Class 4. 4g Senior Plays Committees 4g Intra- mural Sports 1, lg Northern Star S Dance Committees 34 klunior Class Dance Committee Eg Football Pro- grams 4. jf . Qi . .:cfs, .i ' - , lx 4 , k b fu 19 -Q- 'R' ENI M A RK ll A .IOA N ISA R HOUR Iunior Cheerleader lg Cheerleader 3, 4g Dance Committees 3, 45 Northern Star Stall' 4g Tarler Stall 45 Intra- mural Sports l, 2, 3. 44 War Bond Driye 44 Football Program Commit- Kee 4QRLlIlUDll1g 4, ELAINE HLA NCHA RD G. A. A. 4g Volleyball 4g Basketball 3, 4g Archery 4g liasehall 3. IM' 5 MARION ELEANOR BROWNING Wu' Lfmn Driu- 3, Iimmr Roll 3, 4, IIOII C.XRROI.l. ALYCE IKXEOSIAN RACHEL M. IIOMIMRD Iumur Clnwigul Lcaguc I, Txltlcr Smlf 4, NUl'lIlL'I'I'I Suu' Smif' 3, 4, Ihmling lg xhxixrnlmr l.lI7I'LlI'I1lII 3, Wm' Luau Drivc 3, Senior Plguw Av CIIIIllIlII'l'QC 4, ,Iuniur Hum-Iir IN1nx'1r KIIIIIIIIIIIICL' 3, ur- Mll.DRIil7 HUYCIC RICIIARD C. IIROWN llunnn' clI2INSIL2ll lfglgnln' IL GIVIN' Nurrllcrll Suu' SILIII I, 1, 4, Ifllxllllwx ijlcg Llulw I, 1, 3, 4, f.1lIWPL'Il1l M4I11.mgrr'I'.nlur4,SI-uiurl'I.nwCmn- CAIIUII' 1, 3, 4: lHrl':llHllI'1ll NPHVIN I. 2: ummm- 4, IIIII'LllIIllI'.lI Spmu I, lg c:lIL'L'l'lC2lkIQI' I: GUI! lima-lI1lvlvl,V3, NIIHIM-rl1Sx.lr Dame CuIlIIIlIll1'1'x lg -ll Nurthurn Star Stuff 1, 3,.-I. NKJV 'IM-.umr'L-I'Ilunmr CI.lwn4II I.I-.Igllu I. linllmr 3, 4, .-XII-Nu1'tI1ul'11 LIIUII' 2. Opum-tra 2, SPVIIIIII Cmmu-rr 3, Scninr Plug 4, Lilllgllilgk' Prim- 3, TLIIICI' Q SMH 4, May Fcxtiull 1, Wm' Loan ' g ' 3 Driu- 3, Cu1nI11irrL-L' 'Iuniur Prism 3, x ' CIIVINIIIILIS P2lgL'2lIII I, Mngiu Ind Cmnlnittcc 3,C1uuIv Sul:-N 3gllunIm' if K, IIu1uIIrMm'iu 3. 35... 1 Ix KQERALD S. CQXNUIIGII XX'.XI.I..XCIi C.'XRIXIlCII.'Xlil. ' 3 lml'4I1lmr.1lbpnrrx I. 1, 3. 4. K.uumu1gC,ml1Il1lIu-L'4. PATRICI.-X C:XlIYIil. MAR Y CxXT.XNZ.'XRl'I'Ii SI-nmr Pliux CIIIIIIIIIIIQI' 4, Su-niur Cixrl! Glu- Club l. 1, 3, 4:,lllI1IUf IIILQII I3mx'Iing 1, 4, Arclwry' 3, CI.1wiI.II Lk'.lgllL' I, 'junior Damm- ' lik-I11wI11l1mr Lmnlulru-c 3, llumwr RIIII I, 1, 3, 4, Sprung Ummm-l'r 3. linwlmll 3. A 'Wk' 95-'R 20 A N ITA CAZA Rarinning 4. llnine Licmuniiics Club 2551-iiuir Play Culiililittee 4. liILIiIiN MARIE COLLINS Ilnwling l, DIQSUIIIUI'I,I1If'CllIIlIIlII' tee 4g llaseball 5. Iluine Iicimiminics Club lg 'V 'I . .IUAN ll. CURTIN Nni'rl1ei'uSr.u'Stall 3, 4QT1lllL'I'SlAllI 45 Klunim' Classical League lg G. A. A. 1, 55 Wai' lluncl Drive Eg Ration- ing 4. I IELEN E. DOBISINS Norrlierii Star Stall' 45 Public Speak- ing Hg Iinml Drive Cuinniirree 3. R A Y MON D CHARETTE Tatler llusiness Stall' 45 Senior Plays Cuininittee 4 JOSEPH R. CREAZZO MILDRED DEAR luniui' Classical League I' Tatler 1 K - 3 Q A Stall 45 Property Cummitree benuir Plays 44 Wai' llunil Drive 'ig North- ern Star Stall' 3, 4g Bowling 2. PATRICIA I. DOCKUM Glee Club l, 2, 3, 44 A Cappella Clmir 3, 4g Concert Hand 2, 3, 4g Marching llancl 2, 3, 44 Orcliestra 45 Senior Plays 45 Public Speaking Conresr Eg Nnrrliern Srar Stall' 4g Opererta lg Christmas Pmgrani 2, 5, 45 Public Speaking Club jg Assist- ant Librariail 45 Bowling Z, 4. ,l9 '- N 21 S NIORS MARIIURIE DERUUCIIIIL Glu' CIIIIT l, 1, 71, 4g A Cappella Chnii' 5, 4: Nurrliern Star Stall 5, 4g G. A. A. 2, Eg Eclimr Nurrliern Star 45 Tarlei' Stall' 4. Hnnie Ecnmminics Prize Eg Operetca 2g Clirisrmas Pageant 5. LA UR A L, DODGE luniur Classical League lgOrcl1esrra lg Cancly Ciwminirrec '55 Senior Play I,mpei-ry Cuniinirree 4g Northern Star Stall' 55 Assistant Ilmlitur of Northern Star 4g Tarler Stall' 4g lluwling lg Ratiuning 4. LU DN Ii. FOUR N I ER C.-X R LOS .llili R Y FR EUUI-Q nl I, lg l1IIUI'Il5 I, Iioxmg I. , 235' ,IEANNE I.. DUPUIS Senior Play CIOIIIIIIIIICL' 4g Candy Conmmittcc 35 Ihukt-rbnll BQ Volluv- Imll 34 Bond Drive Sgllumor Movlc. IIERYL I . EM MONS Iiqlskc-tlmll 1, SQ junior LIIWFXVI' Assistant 4. LOLA FR ANCEY Chorus I, lg XYM Iloml Drive! 'UQ Tatlcr SmfI 4. Senior Play Commut- ICC 4g.lunior Classical League 1. NINA E. FURNACE Senior Play Committee 45 junior Dance Committee 34 Honor Roll 4g Basketball Z, '55 Library Assistant 4, CI IIZSTFR DYWA N Iialsulnxll lg Ilotkvy lg 'I'r.utIa 5, Crow llountrx' 'SQ St-mor PI.n- KIUIIIIIIIIICL' 4, Football-1. ELEANOR A. FUURNIER IVAI' Iioml Drum' 3. DUN A LD A I-IfR LD FII EGO Iutralmlml Iiowlmg 1, -44 ,lumo Classlull I.,L'ilglIL' I. IN1ARY.Ix'xNET G.'XGNIiR .junior Clauical I.c.1gu:: I, 22 'IEAN E. GAMHLE Chorus l. NEAL F. GATES ATHALIE M. GERARD Glee Club 1, 5, 4, A Cappella Choir 4, Girls' Ensemble 49 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Clieerleaclei' 3, Head Clic-erleader 4, Northern Star Stall' 1, 3, 4, As- sociate Editor Tarler 4g'Iunior Prom Conunince 5, School Iioncl Drive 54 Victory Concert 3, Christmas Pag- eant I, 4, Senior Plays Conunirtee 4g Magic Pad Sales 3, Junior Movie Coinniniirree jg Chairman Cheer- leader Dance 4. MARIETTE GIRARD Assisranr Librarian 5, Honor Roll A 4 -, . AMPARO MARY GARCIA Bowling 3, Canclv Sales 3, Vollev- ball 1. I Y ELMER R. GEARY Senior Play Connnirtee 4: Football Ig Hockey 1, lg Intramural Basket- ball 3, 4, Intramural Bowling 4. LOIS IRENE GIBBS Honor Roll 4, Assistant Librarian 45 Senior Plays Committee 4. RAY H. GREEN 1--is I 23 - , ul .Y t' x V I ' I A SENIGRS SOSIE O. GIRAGOSIAN 3 Senior Ilays 4, Choir 3. 4. Ilonie Economics Club 2, Opererra lg Speech Contest lg Christmas Pag- eant 5, 4, War llonnl Drive 5, Cy. A. A. 2, 5, 4, Taller Stall' 4, G. A. A. Treasiirer 4, Ifoinball Program 4g Tennis Manager 2, 3, Magic Pad Sales 'SQ Ping Pong Manager 1, Ig Glee Club 2, 3, 4, lleacl Drum Majorerre 4g Tennis Champ 2, 5, Maiorerre I, 2, 5, 4, Imrainurals 1, 1, 3. 4. CHARLES R. I IA LiGIi'I'T Iliintl I 2 3' Triinsferrenl from neinorit, New York, Septem ei l943. 'I A NE ELIZABETH H A LEY G. A. A. Z, '55 45 Senior Plays Coni- 'R' mittee 4. 'IEA N CAROL I IAM KE llklllkl I, 2, '5gOI'Cl1esti'zl I, 15 715 Girls' Glee Cluh I, 2, 3, 45 A Ciippellii Choir 2, 3, 4g Girl! Ensemble 4: May Fe5tirz1l I, 25 Uperettil 15 Chriatmiis Palgeiint I, 35 'Iunior Classical League 15 English Prize Z5 Rixtioning 55 War Loan Drixe 35 Homeroom Stamp Sales 35 Tieket Committee 'limior Prom 55 Highext School Average Prize 55 Iitliror-in- Cl1ieliol'Tzitler 45 IIii5iiiessz1iitlCireli- Iation Miiniiger of Northern Star 45 Northern Stiir Stull' 45 Foothixll Srlienliile Committee 45 Property Committee Senior Plays 4. GEAN HOPSON Prexident of the Senior Class 45 Girlx' Enselillvle 1, 71, 45 Girly' Glue Club 2, 3, 45 A Cappella Choir 1, 35 45 G. A. A. 2, 3, 45 Football Pro- gruni Committee 45A5aoeii1te Editor ol' Tutler 45 Senior Playa Committee 45'lnnior Prom Committee Sgllunior Movie Committee 35 May Feniviil 25 Northern Star Staff 35 Eiiglinh Prize 25 Highest School Average Prize 15 Victory Coneert 3. RITA C. HUTCIIINS Hoineroom Representative Z5 Senior Plays Committee 45 Honor Roll 1, 'PU' eg. CIIARI,IiS II, IIIQPIIURN hx on. YK V.. 5 , 5 Dan- .L iv, ' Iw ', 'I' 29 NORMA 'IILAN IIUUMIEI. Intrginiiiriil Sportx 25 1lQ.llIIIlllI' Prom Coniniittee 35 C.intly Siile I5 Senior Pliu' Coniniittee 45 .Iunior Nick IJAIIIEL' 35 Iloml Drive 3. CATHERINE IIALLADA G. A. A. '55 45 Howling 3, 45 Volley- hull 2, 5, 4g Girls' II.isketI'mIl 1, 5, 45 Ping Pong 35 Tiitler Stull' 45 Ciuitlv Sales B5 Riitioning 4. CARULYN Il. IIARTFURD Iunior Cliiwieiil I.L'IlglIL'lQxv1lI' Loan Drive S5 Senior Phu N Committee 45 Tgitler Stall'-1. NOR MA .IUNILLLIL IIOPSON Girls' Glee Club I, 1, 3, 45 G. A. A. Z, 5, 45 Senior Plays Property Conv mittee 45 Operettii 15 Iiitriimuriil Sports I, 1, 3, 45,lnnior Prom Conv mittee 35,1-LIIIL'I'SI2llli4QSPI'IIIgCUII' cert 55 Northern St1irStixlI' I, 2, 5. 45 Sports Iitlitor 15 S,.lunior Clgixxicail League l. ARMliI5IA I...lIiNKINS Senior Plgiw Committee 45 Iioml IDIAIYL'CIllIIIllIIIL'L' '75 I lonor Roll I, 25 71, 4. fir 24 ROBERT IW. JOHNS Football 25 '55 45 Iianil I, 15 Senior Play Coininirtee 45 Ilaskerlmll Man- ager 45.Iunior Prom Ticker Commit- ILT 55 junior Clasxical League 15 junior Movie CI1IIIIIIIffL'L' 'rg Foot- ball Program Coiiniiinee 4. .IOHN IVI. KURIVIANYUS Inrrainural Sports I, 1, 5, 45 Foot- ball 45 Boxing Tournament 5. R ITA M. LaG R A YE Ilonoi' Roll I, 25 5, 45 Senior Play Coniiniiiee 45 Rationing 35 Bond Sales Cillllpillgll 35 Candy Sales '55 Tailer Small 4. NORMAN E. LITTLEJOI I N Honor Roll I5 25 45 Hockey I5 15 Football 45 Inrraniural liasiketlwall I, 25 35 45 Hoinerooni Representative I, 1, 3, 45 Ticker Committee Senior Plays 45 Rille Club 3. DONALD H. KENNEDY IIELEN I..zlFfJR,I-UNE Tatlei' Stall' 45 Honor Roll 5, 4, M.-X RG :X RET M, LA M BERT Senior Plays 45 'lnnior Claw Dance Coniiiiirtee 55 Northern Star Stall' 5, 45 Clieerleailers' Dame Colnrnirrees 3, 45 C.IIL'L'I'lL'ilLIL'I' 71, 45 Tarlei' Stall 45 Senior High Ilowling 55 Intraf mural Iiaskerball 2, 35 Northern Srar Dance Coininim-es 35 Iionil Drive Committee 45 Football Pro- grani Coniinirree 45 Rationing 4. RICHARD P. LIZETTIE S E N gl 25 'S . 55 I ROBERT S, l-.'XWRIiNCE RAY MaeDON:XLD 'Yi 'PES' MARY M. MAR ANDO lluwling I, 1. I, C.inilx Sgilus IJ, Nnrrliurn Sun' Srz1lI'4g Tatlcr SralIi44 ScninrPl.1vsCin111l11Ltuv4, W4ii'Lna11 Drum' 'sg Mngii P.uI Ciwininilicn' 3. RUTH W. MARTIN A wisrniix l-ilwrgirli1n 5. if ,...-3'---' TI-IERESA MQCANN Nnrthcrn Sim' Hg Tarlcr Stall' 4 Iuninr Dance Culnrnittcc 5g Candy Sales 3. GRACE MQELHER A N Canals' Cnnnnirruu 3g SL-niur Play CUI1lIIIIIIL'L'4QHlll1UI'RUll I, 2, 3, 4 Taller Stull' 4. PETER E. MARLOWE Truck Twin 3. 49 Crum Country 3 I'mskL-tlwall Z, 5, 4g Senior Play Corn- inittcc 4. LAURA MILLER WANDA M A Y MQCONNELL G, A. A. 2, IJ, 4g T2lfli'f Staff 4g Nurtlu-rn Star Staff 4g SL-ninr Plays Pmgnun Cinniniltuc 4g Senior Plays Tlckcr Cninniirrcc 4g .lunior Class Tigkcr Cinninntvc 35 .lnnmr Clam Candy Sala' 35 Senior Bowling l, 45 Ranimning 4. MARY MQGINN G. A. A. 1, 5, 4, Tatlcr Staff 4g Northern Sun' Stall 5. 4g Senior Plays Tiuki-r Cinnn1itu'n' 'mg 'Innimr Claw 'I'iLki-I Cninlniricc SQ Innui- niural Haul-cctlwzill 1, 43 ,lunmr Class Candi' Sgllu SQ Svninr Iligll Iluwling 1, 4. DON A LDA F. MA RTI N Library Asxisranr Ir, 4g SL-nior Playx Cinnnntrcc 44 Orclwxtra I, 1. SHIRLEY F. MILLER Clmrus l, 2, 3, 4g clllilll' 3, 4g En- NL'lI1blL' 3, 44 Uruliustiu 4: Ilguul 4g Printing Club lg 'llip Diuicing Club lg lIIll'2lIIIllI'2ll Spirru I, lg Txrlcr Staff 4g Ice Carnival Dance lg Ru- tixwlmiimir Ciminiiuuu Frushnmn Parry Ig Mai' Ifwrix-ul l, lg Tram' ticrrunl from Pnrt Hcnrv, NL-xv Yivrk, Seprcinhur, 1941. 559' Q Z6 Lr SP MARION F. MITCHELL RICHARD Al. MURPHY andy Snlcs 3. ROBERT MYERS MAR Y LYNEILI. N-uiur Plays CUIIIIIHIIUC 45 SCIHUI' High BUNKIlIlg 1, SQ Archery 1, 5 fl ' 1:11115 ig linxkcrlmll S. ms Cuunrry 3g Trunk Eg liund 34 ring f1UIlLL'I'l 53 liuwling 1, 4, BA R ISA R A MORGAN Rowling Tu.rm 1, 2g Dancing Club l, l,LQl1urm l, 2, jg Ulcc Club l, l, Eg Tr.1mf'urr'ud frmn lhrsdglllr, New York, Sr.-ptr-n1bcr, I9-13. THEODORE MUSA NTE Brand 1, 54 Brukcrhnll 44 Inrrgumuxal Bnwcball 5. EUGENE R. NAGY Track 3,-1. SHIRLEY PATTERSON Qlumwr Rull l, l, 33 Turk-r Staff' 4 Qcumr l'l.1xw fu1111l1itIL'c4' Bowling., J 1 wx ,i?5 K Q ,- Y, 1, Yullr-ylxrll l, 1, Cunlly Sale 35 Alunmr Mmic LllYlIHIHfIL'C FQ Niuk Drrmc CEUITIIUIIIUL' Sr LUCILLE NICOLA frusl111m1t Cmnmirrcc 5. Z7 RUTH PA Y A NT lk-nciir Movie CUIIYIIHIICC 3g'Tarlc1 Stzlif 45 Candy Sale 3. limvlmg I, 25 Hgukcthzlll l, lg RC- liuwling lg Northern Star Stair' 3, Humor Roll lgVnIlcvlmlI l,2g Iuuior GEOR G IL L. Pl J'l 1'IiR Band I, 2, 3, 4,CI1ur11x3, 4, Orullcs- tra I, 4, T.uIcrSra1I 4gIingI1NI1 Club I, Nlzuquu 3,Trnl1sIc1'11-nl from New II.u'xIurnI, New York, lluuc, I943. P,-XULINIL R AFTER RICHARD A. PEER M.-XR Y Ii. PENN blur Club I, 2, 3, 4, A L1lPPCII.l lflmir 2, 5. 4, liusumlwlc 5, 4, Tnrlcl' Small 4, G. A. A. 2, 5, 4, I'uwuIc11r luuior Clgxwicnl I.U1lglIL', 'luumr Ilcm-lit Muvic Cmuuuru-L' 5, Cnmlv Salus 'rg SL-uiwr Plum 4, flIII'INIIIl.lx Pagcnur I,Spriug Cumn-rr 3,R1uum- iug 4, Iutrauuuwal Spawn I, l,,Iuuiur' Pmum Ccmuunrruu X, rXII-Nurrllcru Ncw York Cluwir 1, Nuk Ihmc CUIIIIIIIIILT 5, Max' I1-xrmnll lg Ifnmr- Imll PI'1IgIAklIlI CUIIIIIIIIICL' 4. PHYLLIS M, PREMO Scuiur Play Cnmmittcc 4, Illmur Rull 4, Tazlcr Stall' -I. .yum 15. nuwnk Clwrm I, Glu' Clulw 1, 5, 4. CIlI'INf' umm PI'UgI'LlIIl 5, 4, Open-lr.1 1. ,IOA N M, PELLEG R INO Huuur Iiull I, 1, 3, 4, Ihm-ling I, 4 ,Iuuiur Ddmu CHIIIIIIIIICC 3, Scum Play Cwuuuumfc 4, .Iuumr Iluucli IX1miuCIm1111irruu 3, 'llulur Stall' 4 IIA Ii IM Ii .X A. Pl IST Ilmmr Hull l,Scuim'I'Igu'Cuu1luIt If-c 4, Ilmuummu IM-Nlalcxwl 2, 3 Ilnum-mulu X ILl PI't'NIkIL'III I, Iunul IIIIIIQIIS I, 1, 5, IIJIIRI I, 2, S, Ulm C,IuIw I, 2, 5, D.ammgC1IuI- I'n-xuluur I, Mmm' III-uclit 'I'iLkL-I Cuuulutrcc 5, Upon-tm 2, 'I41'nl1xIul'rcLI Iruul Lllculwurg, Nun York, Ik-I1ru.u'v, I9471. HELEN PR LISKI Sn-uim' I'I.1xw Cm1nl11irlrv 4, Tatlcr Stull 4, 'Il-umx AI-iIllI'lI1lIIIL'lII 5, Plug Puug 3, Yulluxlmll Kl,apmu1 5, Ihukn-tlmll I, I,Ruri4m1ug 4,'luuiur Ik-uullt IN1mwClmuuirrcc 5. LILIL ROBINSON IIIlI'JiIIIllI'.lI Ilmlu-Y 43 Ilm'.llmll'nI IlLlNIiL'lI'U1lII4,IIIlI'AllllLlI'.lI Ifmmrlmll 49 Ilnuur Rull -I, ? 'x 28 MARJORIE E- ROLUNS ,IQSEPH ROMANKEVICH owling I, 2, Magic Slate Commit- ee 3, Cguulv Sale S. STELLA I'. ROMANOSKI RITHX ROOT Inrriunurnl Sporu 1, igllmior Dgmce 51'11iHF Pllli' C-llvlllirrvv 4. Committee 'mglluuor Cguuly Sales 3, Iwlzuseim Ire CLll'lIIXLll lg Porxilguu lee Carnival lg Northern Sriu' Stull 3, Glee Clulv Ig G. :Km JK. 1, 'SQ Tmi1slei'i'ei.I Irom Mzmellexter, New Ilaunpsliire, September, 1941. DORIS ROSSOFF ANTHONY S.-XVOCA Home Ileouoiuius Clulw I, lg Major- Intramural Football 3, 4, erre I, 1, S, 4, Senior Play Com- mittee 43 Ilnml I, lg Chorus I, .Iunior Nick Dame Committee 3. IIAMES SCOTT RICHARD W. SEGUARE 3' DauiceiCommittee 3, 4g Mil sim- Committee 3, Ileueiit Movie 1 3 4 CiIllIIIlIIfL'K' 3, Bowling , 1 . President Iuuior Clues '55 Iliunl I, 2, gif S E N I 0 R S I Taller Stull' 4, Senior Pliiyw 44 Mu' Fewrixgnl 1, 2, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4gOreI1esrrn l, 1, 3. 4 I 4. if N ' . .,., Q H K get izb M llzzl X me L 29 'IOHN SCIIWARTZKOPF Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Bowling 4, Physics Prize 3. CARL SERABIAN Intramural Sports 4, junior Movie Committee 3, Crow Country 2, 41 .,.,.Q.. X, J.-uuus L. SMITH Varsity' llmmnkn-y I, lg Varsity llnsu- lwall I, 1, Varsity Ifuurlmll 1, 5, 4g Varsity liaskcrbull 4, Varsity Track 5, 4, Vine-Prcsidmr lluulm' Claw 5, lI'lII'1lIlllll'Lll llzm-lull Sglluuim' PVUIII Cmuruilruv S. LILLIAN R. SPRANKLE llIIfLlIlIllI'.ll Spuru I, 2, 5, 4, Danu- Cl1lIlll1IKfL'k' 5, Fnmrlull llmgrguu CInnn1ix1I-Q 4, Ilmim-Ns Sr1lIluI'l'11tlu1' 4, YlLL PI'a'NIxl0III nl Ll. JK. BQ pI'CSIxlk'IlI ul ll. NX. SX, 4, Girls' lxlcc Clulv I, 2, Surotary-Tlmmlu-I' ul S4-nun' Claw 4, SI-uiur Plays 4, :M- SISILUII Lib1'41l'1ax1 5. ELLA MAE SH.-KCKETT ,IUNI-I MARY SIIARLOW G. A. A. 2, 3, 44 St.'CfL'I2lI'l -Tu-1uL11'L'r G. fl. QI. l,l'L'NlLlL'llf I, lkukcrlmll Ig UIKILIHIUI' Claus '55 Ticker Clmuuiru-c Aluninr Tinkcr Curlllllirrcv 3, .luuinr Scuim' Plays 4, 'Iuniur K Iglssunll Dump' CUIIIIIIIIIUL' 3, SI-nun' Plan' League I, Nifk Dauuw Cuuuuirrcc COIIIIIIIIITL' 4, I 5, Clwrm I, llcm-lit INIIIUI' Cum- uurrue Bgllunmr Prom Cummirruu 3, Taltlur Stall' 4, Howling I, Cnmlv Salk-5 5. HIALRIIERT SHOEN MARY SIMMONS P.-XUI.INli SMITII PAULINE SPENCIL Cy. pl. A. Z, 5, 4,.Iuuuvr Llglnlml luxrulllurnl Sports I, 1, l.lIlk'I' hull 4,KlllIlIUI'IVIUXlk'iIlDIllIIlIIIL'L' 3,IVla1glu Pad CUIIIIIIIIIUL' 3. SATENIG 'I':XRPINI.'XN WJXNUJX li. THOMPSON Majuruttc I, lg Glrlx' Glu- Club I, Ilumc llumuumuu Club I, l,OrL'l1u5- 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Clumir 5, 49 tra I, l,TukI-r CUIIIIIIIIIUL' S. Opcrctm lgCl1rixrm.1x Piljllwlllf 1, B, llumc Ecunuluics Club 1, SI-nmr Plays Cururuirruu 4, 'I'.1rIur Snail 4, Northern Suu' Stull'-13 Yiuory Cun- rurr 3, llnuulir Mmiu CUIIIIIIIIITL' 5. '55 'UE' 30 Ixglgllc I, fXIm'rlwrn Smr Stull 3, 4g A LISIERT TR ICASE Ikukr-rlmll l, 1, B, -Ig Iinutbull 3, -4 Trunk M.ir1iigur 1, 5, kjPCI'L'I'I'1l I, Ig Chorus I, lg Nurrlwrn Star 1, 3g Pi 'lunim' Pruln Cununirrcc 5. LUIS MNRIOXI VALLANCE M.-XUDIi VIOLIST V:XI.I-:XNCI2 rksuxrniir l.lIWI'LII'lLlII 4. IiVIiI.YN I.. WHITE R ITA TYO lliunuEciu1un11caClul1 lg IlIII'LlIIllII'ilI Sports 1, BQ Cglmly Siilux zlQ.IllI1Iiu' 'um Cununirruc jg SL-niur Plgiv Cnnlnlittcu 4g Junior CILISNICLIII Langue lg .luniur Nick Dances 5, MARKIOR I Il IiI.I.IEN Y A LLA Nllli Public 5PL'1lliIIlgCllll7 3. GRACE M. WAY Girls' Tumbling Grnup lg llziskcr- b-ill '1'9uirlw'ill3'9 Nm-db-ill 7' Cirl . , . . Q , x I i -, i 5 Truck lg 'I'i'.1i1slci'rcd lrum Pumlnuu, Nrw Yurk, Sr-pxullllwur, I9-45. QIEAN ALYCE WITHERELL Hnnic Economics Club 25 Public Orchestra I, Z, 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Choir Spanking Club 5, I, 2, 3, 4gCI1urus 1, 2, 3, 45 Ensemble 4gIrlo1umm1'ySucicty1, SQ Vnlluylmll I, lQTI'2lI1SliEFl'ULI lI'UlIl Malone, New Yurlc, Sr-ptrlubcr, W43, Qwwmwx -- - if ENIO CORINNIL Ii. WIiI.fG.'XR Suninr Play Tigkct C ' H 4 ' .I 1 ' S ll yluniin' Prism Cmniuiucc S4 'lui fgw 'ur I Q ll uw ,nm 31 DOMINIC ZxXI'I'IA Crow Cuunrrv Manager 2, 'sg Tr Z, '11 Fuurlmll 44 Clumrus lg Blix T Tuurnium-m 2. RS CLASS OF 1944 I-IGNOR ROLL lniiigui :Xi'Li1gl1l1hi-.iiili film ii liriihii I hliiin .Xxlili-x' AI.irmw Ili-,ilhirivii Rniliuiiii Iiixllgiiiligua Kuhn-rr liilmx l,h.u'liw Ilmilii-iw M.1iii'iiv lqihiimic W.iIl4u'i-Ki11i'llml1i1vI Uni I..ixx rump liilxxirimi ll-iiiiix NAlI'II7.lIi l.irrli-iimhn lfrwiii Dm ii- Ilmniimi I--no Mii'h.1cI Diixiimll ffiirl ix1.lLpi1L'I'NtlIl HUIILIIIIIII Dupiiix Ralph Millar' Civiiigi- li.1hin' Rm Miiiiggi :Xlhi-rt Liirirux Ri-gingilii iNlinvhimi1w lliirrx liii'-mx Ki-ilnvrh Murrix lhilwwr lXliwi'i'im Miirriii Plimn- i'i1'IlW1'!'I Rimhiiiwil Rul.m.i hiiimiii-tru ilim-ph Tgirlwil XX illigim XX iiligmix Tliwc lmys, now si-rviiig in thc vzirious lwiuiiiclics of thc zirim-il sc-i'viccs, hi-long to our gixiilliiiiiiig class, Hail they coiiiplcicd their sclmol cuiiiscs, they would have giuiiiiizlicii with us. Tl1ci'ufni'c, wc fu-I rhcy ilcscrvc 21 pliicc in this yearbook, and wu :irc prmiii of mlm pair rlii-y arc playing, whcrcvur they urs. 32 ,.. 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A -11 er ' W' 1 H15-Tvv'VRtftAT5 H8215 I 'U ,f 1 . , I 41 7.16 31 QV- HTKXKL- cvT'K , Q ig' jxMA '1 Q Jp 1111.19 sua 115- ff ,OHV lon' Voxfcvn -1 fww, Yfxfhu C Q,,' ' C - ,,..-.-.,. vm ,-g 33 CLASS OFFICERS For the lirst time as far as records shovv, a girl was elected president of the senior class. She is Clean Hopson, The other oilicers are .lack lieaudry, vice-president, and Lillian Sprankle, secretary-treasurer. These three have proved to be very eilicient ollicers. R The outstanding money-raising project for the year was the printing of football programs for each of the live hoiue games. The annual senior plays were also presented, which brought more money into the treasury. Our senior year has been very successful linancially. X 'vw fa--M 1. OHlfL'I'.Y.' Gean Hopson, President, john Beaudry, Vice-President, Lillian Sprankle, Secretary -FI'i'easi1rei'. CLASS ADVISORS yliliiwrip R. Parker Downs, Winniired Ranisdell, Frances Mahoney, Hazel Taniblin. 34 Our senior class advisors have again been Miss Mahoney, Miss Ramsdell, Miss Tamlin, and Mr. Downs. Miss Mahoney, English 4 teacher, advisor for the Tatler, and also a director for one of our senior plays, has been a senior advisor for six years. Miss Tamlin, English I, 2, 3, teacher who is the advisor for our school paper, and a play director, has supervised senior affairs for live years. Miss Ramsdell, Eng- lish 4 teacher vvho also had charge of the properties for the senior plays, has been vvith us for four years. Our History CQ teacher who had charge of tickets and pub- licity for the senior plays, Mr. Downs, has been a senior advisor for live years. We seniors have been very fortunate to have such helpful, understanding, and co-oper- ative advisors. 35 i'?9w L....1..'2..... ,..--H.- - -V f- - 37 CLASS GF NINE l 'K ','N ITK ' R IM! 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Sxxuumx. 59 CLASS GF NINE 131.1 Ruff C,n'lm, in-.4111-, l,.nm-x, H4-Allldulu, liuurxlum, lhmxwr, Xxlrlu, LL-mill, XMLJ IM1ugm11l.11', Xlm.uxl.m lfw -' K 11 Num IMvmn1gu1x1l.1m, UI4vIILIl1'III,D l,.lI,Illl.llIIl', lim, Klum, Hunt. Umlllu-ll. inlvlwllwlugx, Wvuxxm, llxlvlxn--n.lll1I.evw M lim Y Nutn'H,I7LI1ImI,Iuvlmlllxlllv,Hnulfllv,H4NL'V.l51'Nl1.lIaX,UMIIX lnwf lvfrf lirnu,f,.llll1Inl1.lL'l.fnmv,l51lTlMgl1.l1l1. Iimku l.uxr.1ggwmx, Klq-nmur, IM'--nv, IJL-,m,l,lm1gl1, IM-lnlv. Mufmf. l..1t.mf.lv1rv.Rullmulll-xI14l1w,i1uIlx . K,-my Ulm, I4 kLxr'.u.l,lx1x111m Iknxul, Iiwxgur DwY1.l1w lfnl Kffn X Kun-rllr, IIml1l.l11, l,.1l'lL-iw, Iwulu ,lJum1, I.g:C,lgm, lxww Ilmlluld, I. I'1ugm' lffm lwu klIxx1l.ll1l'lWNx l'.Kll'L1lk'NllYH. kllfxhbl, ll.1l11kv, Hulummlw, Uxlmm, I'1-um-x, liuulnm X1wn1.l Km I7xxx.m, Krurh. lx i'u-gnu, P ll.m1m1Il, K1.1llr1n1,.l.vl1m, 'nm-dx , Klum-11xL1,K1-ll1w11,lQ.1lwl1,-I I5um,1X.l1fn!lQff1r I'k.lIIIIi'I','I,lm kwn, If H11---M, ll.1rx'lm.m, I. ll.m1m1Il.lvz1wm, l..1llu111, klmvtf,I mml,l711pxl1s,Ifnwrluxul .Xlnmul M,Ulw'I1Xl lullL'lI4',lfulcllnx, l:L'lIIL'I.l, In l7l1ll1.lx,lQulwl, lnmmx, kin-mxxxu-ul, II.u pl n, I,.ulQ.u1x. -ill TEEN FCRTY-SIX IML Km' fN1um.1xx, I..1r.mml11', l..1Rm,1, N1.lI'.lNhl.lll, Mutt, N1m'u11uv, Nlldk-.1u, l'g1r11-wdu. 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CllI'lII1, FXRCJIIII, Dun MIAIII'-, Dmlgr, HUXUJ. .Yr'.1!1',f l..lIl1 lu-rl, l7c1'm1LllIL', Spcmr, ,I1.ll'PII1l.I!1 C-lr.xLgm1.1n. TYPINKS S'I',XIflf Yl.z11.ln1'fg' II,llI.1d.1, PIUIIIU, l Ulll'llIL'l l..lf UIllIIIQ, MgKQm1m'll, Pfllxlml, Pvl ln'gI'II1U, l'.1x'.1m. A'.'.1n'.f' Mllillu-r.m Nnllcr, l..1k1r'.1w, M.u'.uulu, k1.u'c1.1 Nineteen forty-flour marks America's third year in this second World War. Nineteen forty-four also marks the third year of the wartime edition of the Northern Star. Regardless of the war, paper hortages, and a smaller paper, the Northern Staru has once more become a great success even greater a success than in the previous years. -49 llliflllib' liditor, Derouchie, Assistant, Dodge. .Yiffiuqx Business Manager, llamkeg ukdvisor, llazel Tamblin. Unusual from each preced- ing year, the Board of Edu- cation gave the Northern Star the sum of S100 to start the new term. The school paper got under way with a flying start in its subscription campaign. Within three days seventeen homerooms had signed up IOOVQ a record-breaking ligure. Through their co-oper- ation with the editor and her assistants, the forty or lifty people who made up the newspaper stall were responsible for the success of the paper. Every month throughout the school year, the stall' members have con- tributed articles of interest to their fellow students articles about their liriends, hits of gossip about the faculty's doings, articles on sports and sports lovers, articles on tuberculosis, edi- torials, book reviews, movie reviews, poems, iokes, and letters. The boys who have left the halls of their Alma Mater to enter the armed forces have not been for- gotten. The war editor has maintained excellent work in sending copies of the Northern Star to the boys every month. Letters have come from many of the serv- ice men themselves, thanking the editor and stall' members for their kindness and consideration. l.ast year members of the stall' were able to attend the Empire Press Association at Syracuse. but due to transportation dilliculties, it was impossible to send delegates this year. However, the Northern Star was very fortunate in receiving a high rating four points from superior. The Northern Stat' Stall of 1944 has a very successful year and hopes, that in the years to collle, the new stall' members will publish even a bigger and better paper than in preceding years. 44 Ymmlzmgf Pialugluus, l7'.'XI'ig-11711, llxckling, Uulwbim, M.1rgmmn Slnvin, .Yu.rnxl:T.1rpn1l.1l1, Mnrgzmlu, MuCuumAIl, lhmllrgulxjlnly N1A'cHllI1 .yl.lll.l'llllf,' ,I4Lll'PlIll.lIl, ULll'l'MlllI', For slvll, Hl'lnkL'Y, llruxxll, H.llllkL' .Ymlv.l' lllt'ugml.111, ll.xgm14l11, Hur UIINHII, Rmwli, l..lIHlWL'l'I, vlunw .Yl.1mllmg.'XYccg.1!', Nun X lllc, .Ml.lll1x fxl.u.knIln..m. .M'.f1w.l' l.u1t1l1, PL'I'I'X lhukum, X-IHILIXU. Alum-x, Mun Yl.IllJIlIAQ' l'.lllIIk'g.lll, H.ll'hUllI', lk- I1u11gcr',l,rltI1n,,M'.m'.l-IM-4nl'.k-m'.11x1 IM-1 lu. Yf.n1,!1mQ' Rglvlmw, Rnm-nlxuxxn. lhflc- vl, B4illlgUlIlI,lI1, Rumi, ,s,c'.IfcHl' Ruh- lnwn, Rulw1lI.u'J. ll-mlnflmm 1 n l STAMP SALES On September 16, 1945, many students showed their patriotic spirit by starting the new school year with the purchase of war savings stamps and bonds. The total stamps bought by the junior- Senior High School was 35742.15 The report of the bond sale said 54,300 Junior High School bought S875 and the Senior High School, 353,425 Weekly sales have varied from S378 to 5742. All homerooms having an average of 90 Q or more for two consecutive weeks have received their minute-man banners. We now have twenty-three rooms proudly displaying their banners. With the help ofour many grade schools, we have reached a good total. Totals thus far are 525,865.90 in stamps and 552,400 in bonds. Thus, by March 9, 1944, we had the grand total of 556,265.90 Although we have had no certain goal, almost everybody has been buying stamps and bonds. We all know this is the only way to help our fighting allies and to get our many friends back home. Hail Rau: Carroll, 104, Bronchetti, 501, Giragosian, 518, Granger, ll5,Castleman,114,.Yeivn1ilRf111'.' Barbour, 511, K. Boyce, 501, Robillard, 507, Morrissette, 520, Sprankle, 513, Holcomb, 116, Premo, 5145 Danko, 115. lfnwf Ruin' Stitt, 206, jenkins, 515, 'lout-s, 519, Lauoue, 504, Catanzarite, 517, Dupuis, 505, N. Miller, 118. .1'ui.ffvJ.' Stewart, 101, Tucker, 107. 46 'nl Kmzx' lNlnrlowu, lhhlcuy, Davis, M. llixrrs, Y. Rivets, Spt-nec czillltlllgll. Tfvir'.lRw1z L1lflI4LlYC, Pt-nn, llztllnulal, Doglgc, Hour goupmn, Pt-nsom, Mtllonncll, R, Hclttttgw. .Ynw1.f Kf111'.'Ctlrtln, Ptumo, Cglstgtgrtiw, Mtiltnn, ll.n'bour, Perkins, 'lt-nkins. fir.:- Kfm,'Ctrg171o. Xxllrmu-, Pi11loglous,Sl.txl11, lhlllltc,Clllhlnlllgs, Mtliuiggnn. From We-tlncstlzty through Friday on Uctolwct 20, 21, and 22, gasoline ration hooks were issutl in thc latrgc gym of thc school hy tcnclnrs untl volunteer stutlcnts. From Tuesday through Tliutstlny on Uctolwcr 26, 27, :mtl 28, footl ration hook No. 4 was also issuctl in thc gym. The hours for lwoth wcclcs were from 2 to 4:30 P. M. and from 7 to 9 P. M. Most of thc stutlcnts hclpctl in thc afternoons, hut Ll fcw also helped at night along with thc teachers. GROUP THAT I-IELPED WITH RATIONING 47 llllll i H E I, -A s.-g I 5 2 1 1 v IMA lxffn XX1llu'lL-H, fx. lhvuu, lmkw, N Lg11.x1L, X H.lIl1kv, I,.lll::X.z, Xr.1lM'I Ihmrx1.v1m.1v'. Pwrlm, Klwzwlnx, l4.1f?wm, lh.1u.iwm Numli-v1nyLgmly1.u1v, I.u'p111z.m, ll.1llvk1-, N lhvur L5uuyl.1l1 M. fm! Km Izum, Nl ISK-x.w.t.1vffw.l7.v.knmw,I1mm3,m,lK-rw. lhnlw Ii.u.h, NI1g'1jyN1 f .ll.lIll.llIIk', l5L'I1Y1IkllIL',IJLWXVX.x11IXL'N, NIINXNIWIIII1 I-fwlQf1.'km.u, Lv11.ugAw1.1rw. Ku mml, 51.4-.m. Xhxnm llmllllwvll, Cullllrl, f,.lr.lll1.ulrv, lluhn, Mlllvr, lr Il-rpvwlw.I'-vin-ILM,lX'1'lH.f'lr1l1 A CAPPELLA CHCHR , 'L -A, . mu -, . , vu -, -'L 1 , wm,Cux'1Iill1, Pl.lVf1gl-vm, Hmm-U, N1.K.mIu, Nllllvl, Umm IML Kun Itlllw Ih Ml fx IM L N1 IM L U L lm X II-vi lklumlllv,I5mnrg1m1I.u1,PL-lwwllr,l.1xpml.m..M'.fw,!lCff11 XX Ani, linlm1wr1, XX ltlum-Il, I4 ll-ruluP11u, X llllmxn, Ipulm-1,RQlr.11gm1.rl1 N1 C11 nwnm IH-hu in um M X lu ll1!lIlIL M I cllllllllllk lwhm 'Xiu Lx Humlu In 1 lx 1 Huw Ilhllllll Run: V - 'l.v1lvx,K,u-1-11, I.uu'x,lw1.llnl, In-Ll-s, Mlm Nu1rl1,Sl.lxll1,Durlwx,Pmu-I4-xL,l. Iinlm-11,Mnmm.1nw, Hum GIRLS GLEE CLUB ,Su lu!! fff RUN QQs'I.lI'xl, LQ, llulwm, K, Hour, S. Mlllctylilltn,IH-.h'u,lQ1'lIIm,XXIIIM11-ll, lI.1x11ky, Pam M li.-uv GIRLS ENSEMBLE lv!! In Knjfvf Tlml11pml1, l'uI'1'x, lilclm, HJIUII, lM111'gul11i.1l1, H.1n1ku, rX1t!I'xII1L'X, lkirlmlxli lhnuldulm. BOYS'ENSEMBLE 49 BAND A trisp giutuinn day nt the foothnll lield, teguns ure warming up, and the loud spank of the punter's hooi eehoes neross the gridiron as the pigskin arches high over the heads ofthe scainipering players. l'.1tked strands are tense and twittering with that delicious pre-game suspense. Then in sudden piercing whistle, and the conductor wheels the hand down the side of the field. The drunis snarl and rogtr inoinenmrily with gi thumping rhythm that rattles your rihs, and with one mighty gust of sound Ll rollit king iunreli rolls up the field. The woodwinds wail and whistle, squall and squenkg the fullf throgtted hriisses honst and hliireg the drums thrill and throhg and the hiltons ofthe twirlers llnsh and shiinnier in the sunshine, The Nlnssenqi High School ligand has ingtde its dehut of the 1943-44 season, At the loothiill und hqiskethnll games the hand hrought color for the spectators and support to the ieguu, ln the village lireinen's parade our vivid uniforms were right in style, :X group of our players organized as it swing hand stepped up the tempo for one of the USO tltimt-s Inst lull, and ll hritss quartet entertained nr the College Clluh Christmas party. The tontert hand played nt an olliee offiivilian Defense function :ind at the Anntml Banquet of the C.h.uuher ol C,onunerte in .lni1tuu'y. The proceeds ol' the concert in Mgireli, whirh was repeated for gt junior usseinhly hy request, eoveted the hginil dt-ht. The Spring Coneert, in May, was given with thejunior Band, the tonette eltiss, and on lit-stint. I4,1.l Rui 'Y Niows, Slllx the, ll,-wex , Doekuui, Ileniudoin, l:IIlllL'g.lH, Potter, Briggs, lloisreit, Cuuuuings, Witllert-ll. il-l'I7'i1KHIl li1'1iLux,l5.'llo.llr.ll.S.iilirt-s,l'.SlI11tl1,ll,ll.lttl1,W.ll.1ttll,PeI'ri, Silmser,RM,C.1rh1uo,.l.nne..Yuiw1.lKf114'llutthius,13.11-stou l..zlios,t, lilitk, X liiuugouligul,ll.1luke,lfr.1lIi'k, PL'l'kll1x,l,L'Lllll', W. Suuthul. Squires, S. Miller. l'n'rt Kun ' Y, Miller, IJIUIKK' l'i.iloglous, l'tdi'n, Ci.1lXil,'Iol1ns, Hrittel, V. Moses, Shoen, Arun: llOllI'gUllIlilll, Rohertson, MeHugh, Rgavnio. .Nl.1m1'vr1ui.' Sutter Stewart, liohinson, Hell, Kassian. ' 50 . ,. . , ,, s ll If lx ll llxlllg lllllllsnlvll, L-lnlllvl, .-X, Plgllllgllllls, l.1lllllllu, xxlKllL'I'L'll,llll1NXL'l'l. .l.'lvflf.l lwll: Nllllkl, 5ll'lKl1, IX-xwl, Skllllllw lxl NI lll Nlllx llll, M l'l.lll-llgllwlls, Pl-llull, lffnn! Klfll: l llll1L'g.lll, ll.lIfll, Purll, clllllllllllgs, llI'll:gN,Illll1IlX,cl.llWII limi Rffllf lxlllNL'N lil-,ll1lllllll, lll.lpl:, llglllllcv, l,lllills.l, ljlllll'gllllll.lll IS YCLII' thc UI'Lll1CSII'2l lllls In-cn, als lISlL , lm- ul lllc lcgllli scllolll zlcrlvlrlcs illclllllillg scvclxll 1lbSCllllUllL'S, lllc .ll'lcl'1lllllll pm llllllx Ll lclllllllg pglrt. thc fl0llL'L'l'f llzlllnl :lllll c,I'k'l1C5ll'Ll, llllf rllc 'llllllllf lillllll, liL'tL:lIlllL'l'S lldllkl, Allkl Tollcrrc Cllglss us wcll. lVllSS.l1lyl1L' glilnlllilfwl l'vl'OlIl Cfglnlllcn High Sblllblll glllll rccclvcl thc llcgrcc of llLlL'l1ClOI' of Sclcllcc llflllll Pmslllllll Srglrc Tcglcllcrs X VCLII' lwforc Clillllllg llcrc. She not ollll' cllll plan' almost cvcrv lllstrll- xl ,l fll.l'v.l lr ' , . . ' ' , . ' , . I ment, but also IS Llll 1lI'IlSf0I1 thc plalllo, organ, Llllkl Vltlllll. XX c wlsll llcr thc lwcst of luck for llcr f-Llflll'C in Mglsscngl. 51 UI'gLlI1lZ2lI'lUIlSll1SLll1UUl. lr llqls P2lI'flClP:lfCal ln lllllllk' ul' rllc Vllfllllls llucllon of tllc senior plays, :mal rllc Spring flkllltfll, lll wlllyll lr Our new ll1l'cyrl'css, Mlss LC1lll'lL1yl1C, is ln klll1ll'ALfC of nur lmlllx Collclfc ill 1942. Afwfd' rllllt sllc I1lLl'llf ill Peru flCIlfl'Lll Sclllllll om ra F THE TRYSTING PLACE The Trysting Place, clirectetl hy Miss Tamhlin, was a farce in one act. The plot consistctl of three love allairs. One was hetween Mrs. Briggs, playecl hy Sosie Giragosian, antl Mr. lngoltlshy, our Richartl Seguare. Bill Briggs, as Lancelot Briggs, was the comical young man who fell for the charms of the witlowetl Mrs. Curtis, Pat Docltum. Lionel Dufresne, as Rupert Smith, playetl the part of a typical young man very much in love with Mrs. Brigg's attractive claughteiytlessie, or Lillian Sprankle. A great tleal of suspense was acltletl to the play hy the voice of George Potter. .ilinnliuqx Potter, Dulresne, Seguare. .S'u.1ftuf,' Briggs, Docltum, Sprankle, Giragosian. jifilllifllllg' Mellugh, llc-nn, Thompson, Lambert. .Ytuffw.,'.' Boyce, .'Xcl.l:iis, Duarte, Georgie-Porgieu was a comedy clirectetl hy Miss Mahoney. Georgie, portrayecl hy Richartl McHugh, hatl a peculiar hate for women especially his sister Dorothea, playetl hy Peggy Atlams. However, he lilcetl his younger sister, Millie, Margaret Lamhert, whose lwoy friencl was Hugh, Stuart Thompson, Donald Duarte, as Totl, was Georgie's aggravating olcler hrother. Georgia was coaxetl lwy his family to take his cousin Mamie, Mary Penn, to a tlanee. Georgie refusetl, hut after mueh per' suasion, especially on the part of Mrs. Spinnit, Miltlrecl Boyce, Georgie gave in. Everything turnetl out all right when Mamie emergetl as an attractive girl. Much cometly was provitletl hy Dorothy GEORGIE-PORGIE 32 Merwin, the maicl Tessie. ...pk api Xf.m.l,w.g, M. X .1Il.1mu, Dguux, K-llshx, Ilmnrwmf, Dmkum, A2'.11u.l: Gulmm, D. M u LIBRARY ASSISTANTS X E Nw M 5 Q R, x -R si. E R wx k g in Q was , , . .- 5 E Y X Q K i A W ia X Q X K X vm M N X N Sf- . X 5-:N X X Q C Y xx X x K . -Q 'K X i -M. if jf 1 x .,.. x x K xx X 5 Q XX: .xf.lF1.l1IlQ.' SIM in, LAIIIIIWLTI, H2lI'l5UllI','lLlCt7l'1h, Derby. .Yu.m'.l: LnPicx'rc, GL'l'All'k CHEERLEADERS 55 i , mn... M. ,. g , 4, ,M fm W-TLA , K- I 4 .w 4 V -r - f V M ' as it wmv-mlm-wwasw.wP.m? r as if -r -' limi Ran' Manager ilil'Ik.lNC, 'l'reers, Granger, Dx-wan, Silmser, Krvwanefk, Patterson, llatth, Cfoatli long, .Xssisiatit floatli llngahoom, lNltGnrie,AIol1ns, Smith, Vari, Lewis, Barbour. lfrwzr Roux' liaeh, llaheoek, Rohinson, Yioli, Patinin, Pratt, llanilee, Knlhaek, Rohillard, McHugh. FOOTBALL 1943 Mr. Long's seeond year as Cloaeh of the M. H. S, Raiders began with the seleetion of Emmett Pratt as captain of the '45 aggregation. From then until the opening whistle of the lirst game, the lwoys were drilled and PHI through their paees. Massena opened the season with a lopsided vietory over St. Mary's of Ogdenshurg, 37-6, with Mike Yari and Ray Rolwillard, two seeondaries, stealing the show with two touthdowns apieee foi the Raiders. The Redskins then sealped the Clanton Bruins the following week, 32-O, for the second win of the season with Pratt and Hanifet sharing seoring honors. O. F. A., in the next league game, held the Red Raiders to a 6-O vietory hy the use of an unorthodox five man line. Nevertheless the game went to Massena and our win streak hit the 21 game mark nnlweaten since 1939. Out for the fourth win, M. H, S.'s assault headed hy hig Mike Vari, led the team to a 12-O vietory over our areli rivals, Malone. Potsdam heeame the lifth vietim of the Raider hlitz after the team had pledged themselves to win the game for Lyle llodah, a teammate on the '41 and '42 team, who left his assistant eoaeh's joh for the Navy V-12 at Hamilton College. With neither Dean High of Gouverneur nor Massena defeated in lflf Cn-U1 LUIH1- RUJW-'C-'l'f1l l PHHI- live games, the battle for the mythieal footlwall erown was held 54 when Dean invaded Mas- sena. Massena carried the victory with an unexpected 25-O score. Winding up the season with a second game with O. F. A., the Raiders cracked up an easy win, 32-O. The highlight of the sea- son however, was Massena's first intersectional game with a member of the Mo- hawk Valley League. Yes, we mean the Herkimer game. Although the Raider's twen- ty-seventh consecutive win streak was cut by the power- ful Herkimer team, we still hold them as our Northern New York champs. And as a Final touch with the selection of ,Iigger Smith as next year's captain, we feel the Raiders again will come through for M. H. S. Lettermen: Babcock, Bach, Barbour, Dywan, Granger, Hanifee, Hatchhlohns, Kry- wanczk, Lewis, McGuire, McHugh, Patterson, Paquin, Pratt, CCapt.D Robillard, Robinson, Smith, CCapt., electj Treers, Vari, Violi, Tricase CMgr.D. 55 5 1. Xl J, If ' 5 ii . li: Q, , xx ggi' . x -K'- .X ' f xi i . t . . ., .1 , . ., ,-ww. . ...mu-.. A' - .- . - W-Liv-'Q'--uv.p',. .. , -, , rf- ' f W.. 'U'-'il-,-'l, , Tea 'J ' ':- fi . Q K . . -Q 'D . N in-. 5... .3 - :Q N If , X . Q .. an 4 -sa' ,M , tv.. in . N in as is Y . 4 Y? JN.. - sc... . .. , . S t . 3 i , . L, W fs, , A :fs e s axis. . 5 ' Massena vs. Herkimer I Practice, M. H. S. Massena vs. Herkimer lin! llffir: Lewis, Patterson, llglflll, Musiinte, Klwwuiluzlt, llLlI'lWUlll', lN1iu'lowe, Slllith, Mellilgh. I-ml,-f Rfmx' Clmtll Ctlllllll, xlllll, llllnilee, Giinlgoslllil, ulllen, lllllHll1siH1,SellllX, lNleCQuire. BASKETBALL 1944 llllS YCJVOLII'lW1lbliCfl1.lll te.llll was eouehetl hy Mr. H2ll'LJlLl Carroll, He was QllUSCl1 to lill the Vglelllley eft hy Mr. Wesley Ehle, who is serving in our ilrnletl forces. lllff: Captain Kl'yXV2ll1f,'Zli. Rjlgfll: Conch Carroll. Froill last YLJQIIJS team Mr. Clgirroll reeeivetl three veterzlns. Kl'yWV2lIl- eyzle, l'mrhoui', ainel Hatch. The rest ofthe fellows who went ULII were colllpglriitively llew to varsity l72lSliL'fl32lll. The varsity Iijkllll :intl sull- stitutes were llLll'lWOLIT, Marlowe, Allen, Patterson, Musllnte, Hutch, Snlith, Lewis, McHugh, nntl Kryvvaileyzl-:. 'Ioe Lilfflair was lllilllilgtf, fillilllg over full respglllsihility after liohjohns was ez1lle.l in the NLIVY. Massellit was lirst in the Northern New York League with ten QZIIIICS won nntl two glllllCS lost. Those two games we lost were to Topper Luke zllkl to QIOVCFIICLIF. We enteretl the plnyollis COlllPCflI1g for Cl'lillllPlOl'lSl1lP against Clinton, Governeur, 2lllLl Tupper Luke. In the SCllll-lll1LllS we played Canton anel won hy the score of 35-19. Tupper heat LlOVCI'l1L'lll' 25-20. In the lll'llllS MLISSCIILI playetl against Tupper losing to the seore of 31-20. S6 Two of our team members were chosen for the All-Northern team. They were Peter Marlowe and Mike Krywancyzk, both high scorers. .Iigger Smith received honorable mention. We are very proud of our team this year and especially of Mr. Carroll's fine work. Massena Massena Massena Massena Massena Massena Massena Massena Massena Massena Massena Massena Massena Massena SCORES FOR GAMES Tupper Lake -Norwood Malone . Governeur Potsdam Canton . Ogdenslwurg Tupper Lake Norwood Malone . Governeur Potsdam Canton . Ogdensburg 25-31 32-28 20-18 31-45 37-32 24-18 33-21 40-33 34-23 25-24 34-21 29-28 27-25 46-21 Pete Marlow in action. Ted Musante reaches for a shot TRACK 1943 Due to the war and uncertain traveling conditions, there was no Northern New York League in 1942-45 for the lirst time in 14 years. However the various Northern New York schools arranged a series of invitation track meets. Massena participated in live of them. The ca wtain of the team was Alhert Giroux hut he was unahle to take wart in any of the meets , .f hecause he was called into the Army. Guy Martin was chosen as the acting captain. When the lirst practice was called, only three lettermen reported. Despite this fact, a fairly good team was formed in a few weeks. Lettermen: Ashly, liarhour QMgr.iD, llodah, Hatch Qilaptain-electa, Hanifee, M, Krywanczyk, Krvwancz 'k, Lewis, Marlowe, Martin, Pa velian, Plant, Ransiear Mrrfb, Rohillard, Smith, Yioli, , 1 5, Wyman, Zappia. The scores of the meets are as follows: Massena, 94, Malone, 112. Massena, 104, Gouverneur, 102. Triangular meet: Massena, 945, Malone, 106, Potsdam, 155. Gouverneur Invitation: Massena, 22, Ogdenshurg, 26, Watertown, 27. Van Dusen: Massena Sth. l Hack Kunz' Manager Ransiear, Hanifee, Hainke, D. Zappia, Hatch, M. Krywancyzk, McGuire, llodah, lN1anager liarhour. Mhlillu Rim: Manager D. Zappia, Marlowe, Robinson, Violi, Prosper, Wyman, Smith, Lewis, Manager Rush. Ijflllll Rflllfrl. Krvwaiicvzk, Papeliau, Dywan, Menard, Parisian, Rohillard, Murphy, Martin, Coach Long. 58 BOYS' INTRAMURAL SPORTS kkulmxnnm mmlk-u, A l :u.un.'.uiw xx ,I Sum Imramux-al xssflcylull lnrruxus:.ll lnkhx Irxrralxyuml IuxmI'.nII. DOXUW- viii ' 5 MVGHIUC . Spring uvnxnmmiu cmnffc. 59 GIRLS' INTRAMAURAL SPORTS w-mx v1.+l'r H -Km llnu'Ul11'r'u',1'f lv11.mm.a1M'Ylwl-,IIX Iulw N Ilupu wx is. ,.11..1 ny., ,.-. lm-lniw, x,A.1g.N,.f 1, 1-rv, AL. 1' .:, yn... n,.U5:k.,r1 M., 4f...,, w.w,.y,1 ., rf 'mwxhakm 11 1-. 1111141-:muff !4u,mv'n tm., Almrm Mtmhuuu F .muy Hu-w'l,.mln 60 AUTOGRAPHS PORTRAITS EY MORRALL. STUDIOS. HOTEL SENECA, NIEZZANINE FLOOR. ROCHESTER, NEW YORK 0 PICTURES FOR FOUR INSERTS REPRODUCED EY PERMISSION OF THE SATURDAY EVENING POST O THE DU BOIS PRESS COLLEGE ANNUAL BUILIWERS ROCHESTER, N. Y. X . N l I flwgf if