Ogdensburg Free Academy - Devilog Yearbook (Ogdensburg, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1956 volume:

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Wbod Shop ILS Es ,,.......- . .W-opvuaaggg, 'uf' as Q Yjfeegii, k ' T X 'R 3 x 5 5 FACULTTY X31 naw 'Qi if AXDEKSUN. D. Lllizr-11-llip Eff. 9 iii..-Xlxiz. 0. liiisirlc-ff ISI..-KKK. W. lluiduncc- Dire-ctur COYNOILY. 0. :Xmcrican Hiftory CORDWELI.. B. iii,-mfral Sci:-nec' CRANE. NI. English lil ii swf dfh'1f'QZ? i JONES I.. Hvaltli. Wrestling Loaf h KENNEY. T. Engntit IV KLEFINIEIEK. NI. Latin LONG. F. Phyfiral Education LORD. D. Dramatics MCNALLY. T. Mathematics 1 4 , , 5 V . 4 5 K 'give 5:55 .f M f A ff, E 11, bw 3 - 2 4 ,L FZ, W 1- s - Hr I rf' SENHURS -i Q.. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS-Seated Les Porter Pre ident Bob Brown Vice President Stand mg Sheila Felt Trea urer Melba Fanrbairn Secretary CLASS HIISTURY As Sophomores the 1956 class of seniors participated in the pep rally held before the Canton-Ogdensburg football game in 1954. In the parade the class won both prizes for the most participants in the parade and for the best float. ln their junior year, the class of 1956 sponsored the prom which was called Spectacle de la Merf, Through the efforts of the members of the class and under the chairmenship of Sid Greenblatt and Melba Fairbairn, the gym was transformed into a mystical scene of the sea. In December of 1955 the class of 1956 held the Snowflake Festival, one of the most successful Christmas balls ever put on at O.F.A. Chairman Bob Heintzelman and co-chairman Zola Vail directed the Seniors in creating an illusion of sparkling stars and glittering snowflakes in the gym. ln January this class bestowed honor upon O.F.A. by having one-third of its members on the honor roll. The class of 1956 will be given the opportunity to display its talents for the last time on Monday, June 25, at the Class Night. f ' 4' , 1, gf' Silk, 3.7, Lf' Q. at 1 JANE PHILLIPS ANN FRAZIER Valedzclorzan Salufqlgngn SCHULASTHQ HUNURS Jane Phllllps Ann Frazler Carolyn Morley Peter Wells ,loan Brlggs Sidney Greenblatt Melba Falrbalrn 'Vlartha Guerln Ellzabeth Dllllngham Judlth George Robert Broun Robert Slmpeon She1la Felt Robert Helntzelman Daud 'VIcDonald Dorothy O X611 Wllllam Nlereau Joanne Lakey 94 05 13 05 91 62 91 100 90 84 89 66 89 403 69 31 89 103 86 60 86 51 K6 40 86 42 35 41 85 42 :J 4 84 4 1 Joan McRoberts Zelpha Webb 'Vlarllyn Lalone Lawrence V LaFla1r Leland Smlth ,ludlth Raymond Joan Keyee Peggy ann Ollyer Kathleen Roach Llncoln A hley Donald Dodds Howard 'Vlyer Zola Vall Barbara Smlth Ann Bllllngs Raymond Llmoge 84 H 84 43 84 26 84 05 82 f64 82 84 82 21 02 15 81 56 11 4-o 61 31 81 12 60 66 60 42 60 lo 60 108 l its .Ll 1 l '1 K ' fffffffffff L ufffffffffdddl ff. . ooeo, ' ' ' I fl n,nn,nnnnn,,, mn- n,n..V N - ,. ..-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , , . 1 . 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Q 1 1, x, ,,,o...,o,. ooooo . ,L e.ooo,.,o,, ,80 JANE HAZEL BACON Clve Club I. 2. 4: Spring Prom Committee 3. 4: Ibn 1 Dance Committw 43 ll:-llf-S and lleaux 33 .-Xthlc-tic' llc-mon tra tion 23 Rvfrs-fliine-nt Stand 3. 4. -41 CLARENCE BERNARD ARQUETTE Buzlflt Clvr- Club 43 Varsity Football 33 ,IV Football I3 Var lu-tball 2: JV lla-ke-tball 1. 23 Intramural llaakvtball I 2 S 4 Vollf-yball l. 2. 3. -13 liowling 33 llarlminton 2. 3. bl Nvftb 1. 2. 3. -1. LINCOLN CLARENCE ASHLEY lntramural llaslu-tball l. 2. 3. 4. ,J ROGENE PIIYLLIS BILLINCS Clev Club 2. 3. 43 .-Ms:-nilily Singt-rs 3. 43 Kingston Crt ip UFA He-x'uc 33 Spring: Prom Committm- 2, 33 Cbriftma la 4 Coinmitt:-m' 2. 3. 43 Intramural llaskvtball 2. 3. 43 Yollewu 2. 3. 43 Bowling 2. 3. 43 llatlminton 2. 33 Softball 2. 3 llellr and lic-aux 2. 33 TV Choral Group 3 mls Cl:-v flub 1 llramativs Club 4. JUDITH ANN BLAIR Bugs Glev Club 3. 4g Spring Prom Committee 33 Christmas Dance Committm- 4. WILLARD CHARLES ASHLEY Shag Varsity Football 3. 43 JV Football 23 Yarfity liasluftball 3. 43 ,IV liaslu-tball 2. JOHN ANDY BARR Buck Travk 33 Intramural Basketball 2. 4: Yollcyball 2. 3: Badminton 43 Softball 2. 3. 4. AGNES ANN BILLINGS Amby Clr-v Club 1. 2. 3. 43 Assn-nilily Fingers 3. 43 Kingston Group 33 Clit-e-rl:-atling 3: Dvvilog Business Staff 33 Spring Prom Com- niittm- 33 Cbriftniaf llanvq- Committw 41 llllraiinural Baskvtliall l. 2. 3. 4: Volleyball 1. 2. 3: Howling 43 Athlvtit' llvmonstra- tion l. 2. 3. I4 .3 ca- ? ':'N 'Q' y! bf IVIELB.-X JEAN FAIRBAIRN lf tllelfm Claw 51-vrvtary -I: Tre-astm-r 33 Fturle-nt ffuunril II: film- lllub . :fsv ig-f : ng-I .nr ',I: Ile-wilug Iftlitrvr-in-llliit-f -I: IIu5ine-N Staff 2. fi. -Ig Spring Prom flu-tlhairmanz IIIITINIIIIZJQ Ilanwf ffommittw- llbairman: Intra- mural lla-ka-tball I. 2. 4: VIII:-ylsall I. 2. II. 1: Iltmling 2. -I: Iiatlmintun 3: SUI 1- ' I -' 'ant' iw: v- 'rin 2 IJONALIJ WILBIII IJOIIIJS f lim-lf Ilantl l. 2. 3. 4: UFA Rum- 2. fig Spring I'rnm tftunriiitlm- S' ffbriftmaw Ilanu- lfununitte-Q' lfbairman I1 Yarfity lla-In-tball 3. -L 's ' ' 't ' . -' 'u-- 0 IIUWIIIILI 1.3.4. Iwurname-nt 3.1. X RALPH LOUIS BARR lilaclrfv Varsity Fnutliall 33 JY Iftmtlmall 2: Vanity Iiaske-tlrall 3g JY Ilaske-tball 21 Travk 3. 41 Ilan-ball 3: WH-stling II: Intramural Iiaske-tball 2. 3: Yolle-yball -lg Softball 2. 3. SHIQILA ANN FELT Sheri Clara Prrwitlvnt 3: 'I'rvafure'r 41 Nutlent fiuunvil VI: Iiantl I. 2. Xt' 3. 43 Cl:-v Club 2. 3. 'Ig UI-'A Re-vuv 3: Spring Prom and Chri-t- mas Dance' Program Chairman: Intramural Bagkrtball I. 2, 3. 41 Vullf-yball 1, 2, 33 Iiuwling 2. 3. 4: Badminton 31 Suftball I 2 HN I C Mt? X. V ' GLORIA S. DOWNEY C10 Q' Glu- Club 3. 4: OFA Rf-uw 2. 3: 5pring I'r0in IIIIIIIIIIIIIPP 3: fan Q ffhrigtmas Ilancc- IIUIIIIIIIIIUQ' 4: Intramural lla-Iu'tbaII I. 2. 33 1 Vnllvyball I. 2. 3: Bowling I1 Ilatlmintnn 2. -Ig Nvftball 1. 2: f' . Tumbling 1.2.31 FH.-X 3. ' 11' j I ' BASIL PAT BRENN0 Bay Varsity Fmntlmall 3. 43 JV Football 21 JY Ilafke-tball 2: Travlc 3. 4g Base-ball 2. 3, 4: Wrestling 4: Intramural Ilaskf-tball I, 3, 43 Vnlle-yball I. 2. 3. -11 Softball 1.2. f'f ': fl? CARL JOSEPH CONIPO .llluscles if 0I :'I Re-vuv 31 Pliyxiral I'ftIt1t'atinri Ilvrnr-nxtration I. 2. II. 4. ' JANET HARIIIET FLOOD fan G11-1-Club Ig Intramural Ilaslu-tball 4: Volle-yball 33 Ilatlmintun 4. Y 1 El.lZ.-XBETH DILLINGHAM J Li: Bantl 1. 2. 3. 1: All-State Seetionals 33 lilee Club 1. 2. 3. 4: 'Xll-State Seetionals 4: .'xSSl'lIll1ly Singers 2. 3. 4: Kingston Group 2. 3: l'rize Speaking 2: Dexilog Editorial Staff 4: OFA Revue 2. 3: Spring Prom Committee 2. 3: Christmas Dance Committee 3. 4: Dear Ruth 4: Intramural Basketball 1. 2. 3: Volleyball 1. 2. 3: Bowling 2. 3. 4. Tournament 3: Badminton 2. 3: Soft- ball 1. 2: Dance Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4: Belles and Beaux 1. 2. 3: Girls' Ensemble 3: Senior Girls' Quartette 4: TV Choral Group 3. PETER CLAYTON COLE Pedro Varsity Football 2. 3. 4: JY Football 1: Varsity Basketball 3: JY Basketball 2: Track 1: Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4: Wrestling 4: lntrumural Basketball 1. Nl.-XRTYN YV. 131,511 Ivan Spring 1'rom Cornmittrf' 3: lntramural Basketball 3: Volleyball 3: Bottling 2. 10.-KN A. CARPENTER i Betsy Class Presitlt-nt 2: Student Council 3. 4: Clee Club 3. 4: Assem- bly Singers 3. 4: Kingston Group 3: TY Choral Group 3: Cheer- leutlillg 1. 2. 3. 41 llexilog Etlitorial Stall 4: Busitlvss Staff 3. 4: 01-11 Reine 3: Spring Prom anal Christmas Dante Committee Cliaiirman: llllhilllllfdl ligiskf-tbull 1. 2. 3. 4: Yollryball 1. 2. 3. 4: Bowling 2. 3, 4. 'liournament 3. 4: Baslminton l. 2. 3. 4: Softball I6 1. 2. 3. 1:llxmlltrmonstrtition1.2.3.-I, JOAN LOUISE BRIGGS loanie Bantl 1. 2. 3. 4: All-State Sectionals 3. 4: Clee Club 1. 2. 3. 41 Assembly Singers 2, 3. 4: Kingston Croup 2. 3: Cirls' Ensemble 3: TY Choral Croup 3: Senior Girls' Quartette 4: Danes- Orches- tra 2. 3. 4: Prize Speaking 2. 3. Set-onrl Prize 3: Dexilog Photo Erlitor 1: Junior Class Erlitor 3: Ol .-X Rf-sue 2. 3: Spring Prom anwl flllflsltllils Dani-e l'ublif'ity Co-Chairman: lntramural Basket- ball l. 2. 3: Volleyball 1. 2. 3: Bowling 2. 3. 4. Tournament 2. 3. 1: Softball 1. 2. 3: Belles anrl Beaux 1. 2. 3: Citizenship Eflu- :-ation Coiifereries-. Syraeuse linixersity 3. 4: D,-XR State Essay Contest 4: English lll anrl Fl'f'IlCll lll Regents Prizes 3. LAWRENCE FRAXCIS BOXVILLE Larry Class Presiflent 1: Secretary 2: Band 1. 2. 3. 4: All-State See- tionals 3: Clee Club 1. 2. 3. 4: All-State Seftionals 4: Assembly Singers 2. 3. 4: Kingston Group 2. 3: TY Choral Croup 3: Double Nlale Quartet 1. 2. 3: Quartet 3. 4: OF,-X Revue 2. 31 JY Football 1. 2: Intramural Basketball 2: Bowling 2. 3. Tourna- ment 2. 3. f ROBERT JOHN BROWN Bron-nie Class Vive Presitlent 4: Stunlent Counvil 1. 2. 3: filet' Club 1. 2- 3. 4: Assembly Singers 2. 3. 4: Kingston Croup 2. 3: Dexilog Etlitorial Staff 2: Ulf.-X Revue 2. 3: Spring Prom anal Christmas Dance Committees: Dear Ruthi' 4: Varsity Football 2. 3. 4: .IV Football 1: JV Basketball 1: Track 3. 4: Intramural Basket- ball 2, 3: Volleyball 3: Bowling 1: Softball 2. 3: Geometry Prize 2: Clarkson Nlath anrl Svienee .-Xwartl 3: Physical Educa- tion Demonstration 3. EVA AMANDA BICE Sandy Clee Club 1. 2. 3. 4: OF.-X Revue 2: Spring Prom and Christmas Dance Committees: lntramural Basketball 1. 2: Volleyball 1: FHA Vice Presitlent 3. Presitlent 4. ALICIA LOI'ISE FORTIN AI ill:-v Club l. 2. 3. 4: A-rt'IIIlJly Sing:-rs 3. 4: Kingston Group 3: Che-vrl:-aeiing l. 2. 3. 4: IJ:-xilog Businvss Staff 3: Spring Prom Conimittr-Q' 3: lntramural liaske-tball I. 2. 3. 43 Yolle-yball 1. 2. 3. 41 ll:-wling 43 llanlminton 3. lg Softball 2. 3. 4: lla-llw anrl ll:-aux I. 2. 3: llramaticf Club 4: Canrly Sale-Q 3. SIDNEY LEONARD GREENBLATT Skip Stutla-nt Counvil 1. 2. 3. 4. l'rr-sitlrnt 4. Se-vrm-tary I. 2: Clw- Club I. 2. 3. 4: All-State 4: All-State Svctionals 3. 4: Assembly Sings-rs 2. 3, 4: Kingston Group 3. 4: Prize- Speaking 2: IJ:-vilog llusim-sf Staff 3, 4: OFA Rf-vuc 2. 3: Spring Prom Committm- 2. 3, Chairman 3: Christmas Dance Committee 2. 3: IJ:-ar Ruth 4: Track 3: Cross Country 2: Citizenship Education Conff're'nt'e'. Fyravufn- Vniwrsity 3. 4: Quarttrt 3, 4. Lf' JOHN P. FISHER John JI' Spring Prom Comniittvv 3: Christmas Uanvf' Committee 4: Base'- ball 2, 3, 4. I, I mrn Mrmriiii' GEORGE V fully Stutlvnt l.oun1-il 1: llantl 1: film- Club I. 2. 3. 4: Chee-rl:-acling I: Prizm- Speaking 2. 4: llvvilog Editorial antl Business Staff 2. 3: Spring Prom anrl Christmaf Danre' Committee-s 2. 3, 4: llc-ar Ruth 4: lntramural llafln-tball I. 2. 3: Volleyball 1. 2, 3. 4: Bowling 2. 3. 4. 'luurriamcnt 2. 3: Badminton 2. 3: Soft- ball 2. 3: Svcrc-tary of llramatcurs 4: Fvcrvtary of Stuflvnt Court I: lie-llc-+ and llvaux 2. 3. SIENIIOR.. CAROL ANN FRASER Ulm- Club 3. 4: Christmas llancv Comnlittf.-eg Intramural Bas- kv-tball 2. 3. 4: Yollvyball 2. 3. 4: Softball 2. 3. 4. HENRY IOSEPII NIASSIA Hollywood filer- Club I. 2: OFA Revml 3: Spring Prom Committee: Varsity Football 2: JY I-'ootball I: Trac-k 2. 3: Intramural Basl-:Ptball l. 2: Yollv-ylvall 2. 3. 4: llowling I: Softball 2. 3: Bt-Ile-s anrl livaux I. 2. 3. 4. CLINTON DYCERT NIA HGAR ET COSTIGA N llaflmintnn 3. 4: liawball 3. I7 MARTHA JEAN GLERIN If Mum n 1 2 3 AllSta S ctional 2 G e Club 1 2 All State 4 AllState Sectional 3 4 A embly Singer 2 3 4 ng ton Group 2 3 Sol it 1 2 3 4 TV Grou 3 r En emble 3 Senior f 1rl Quarttttc 4 Prize Speaking 2 Dtwlllg. Editorial Staff 2 OFA R vuf 2 3 Spring Prom and Dancm ommittee ramural Ba ketball 1 2 3 4 Noll lall wllng 2 on S 2 e and Beaux ROBERT JOSEPH HEINTYLLMAIN Hemi ze Ca Nice Pre ident 3 Student Council 1 3 Gle Club 1 2 3 4 fXllState Sectional 3 4 A emhly Singer 2 3 4 King ton Croup 2 3 Prize Speaking 2 Dexilog Sport Editor 4 Bu ine Staff 3 OF-X Revue 2 3 Sprm Prom Committee Chri tma Dance General Chairman me Out for Gin er 3 ear Ruth 4 Var ity Football 2 3 4 JV Football 1 Track 2 Ba e b ll 3 4 Intramural Ba ketball 1 Volleyball 3 Bowling 3 Tournament 3 Ping Pong, Tournament 3 Bow State Delegate 3 Double Nlale Quartet 2 3 Senior Quartet 4 Candidate for All State Choru 4 TV Choral f roup 3 Belle and Beaux 3 GARY HEBERT One Act Play 2 Spring lrom and fhri tma Dance Committee 3 4 Var ity Football Track lntramural Volleyball FRANCES ANN FRAZIER Ann Glee Club 2 3 4 A sembly Singers 4 King ton Group 3 One Act Play 4 OFA Revue 2 3 Spring Prom Committee 3 Chri t ma Dance Committee 4 Intramural Ba ketball 1 Volleyball 2 Badminton 3 Belles and Beaux 1 2 3 Candy Sale 4 French Il and Engli h Ill Regent Prize 3 SENTORS JUNE HELEN GOODREAU junie Glee Club 1 2 3. 4' Prize Speaking: 2 3 Fir.t Prize 3' One- Act Plays 4' Dexilog Bucinew Staff 4' OFA Revue 2 3' Spring Prom and Christmas Dance Committeesg Time Out for Ginger 3g Assistant Director of Dear Ruth 4g Belles and Beaux 2g Vice President of Dramateurs 44 General Art Prize 3g Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 44 Candy Sales 44 FHA 3g Girls' Glee Club 2. EDWARD FERGUSON Ted LAWRENCE WALTER FRASER Law Student Council 13 OFA Revue 2, 3g Spring Prom and Christmas Dance Committees 35 Bowling 1, 2, 4, Tournament 4. BLANCHE MILDRED KENNY OFA Revue 3, Basketball 3, 4g Volleyball 3, 4g Bowling 4g Junior Class Honor Basketball Team. JOANNE JEAN LAKEY fo llrum Xlaiore-ttv 1.2. 3. 1: lllm- iflult l. 2. 3. li Vw-tnlrly Single-rx 2. 3, -1: Kinggfton Crottp 2, 33 Prim- Spvaking 2. 3: Us-vilog Buki- IIPSQ Staff 3: OFA Rf'X'llf' 2, 33 Spring Prom Rf'fff'SlllIlf'Dl Chair' man 3: fflirixtmau Dann- Committm- -13 Time- Out for Cingvru 3: lntramural Ra-ke-tlaall 1. 2. 3, 4: Voll:-ylmall 1. 2. 3. 4g Rowling 2. 3. 4. Tournamffnt 3. -1: llarlminton 1. 2. 3. 4: Softball 1. 2. 3, 4: llomo-room Offiff-r 1. 21 TV Choral Group 3: Bvllv- anfl R1-aux l. 2. 3, R.-XYNIOND F. LINIOCES Ray Spring Prom ffommittw- 31 Production Staff of Un-ar Ruth 41 Trark 2: lntramural Ra-km-tlmall 2: Dramatvur- -1, CARLTON LAROSE Intramural Raslcf-tlmall l. 2. 3. 4: Bowling 2: Raw-hall 3. JOAN LEE KEYES loan Ranrl 1: Cllr-ed Club l. 2. 3. -1: Assrmhly Singvri 2. 3. 4: King-ton Group 2. 3: Cirlf Env-mhlv 33 Senior Girls' Quartc-ite 4: TV Choral Croup'3: OF.-X Rc-vuff 2. 3: Spring Prom anrl Christma- Dancw Committee-sg Intramural Basketball 1: Bowling: 3. 4: Stu- flf-nt Court 1. SEAXIORS DONNA JEAN HAYNFS Don ramural Ba lutllalll Yrl x :alll N fl l'dlT't HENRX W. NORMAN Hanl' El.lZfXBETH JEAN Klflll Hefty Q H' vat' gi 1 f rix na- ' lv- ,o ri' wt V: lntramu a l -- W-nz 1 il 'l . :N ia . 1, io fa-- or v - 'v' 'lv' . WILI IANI EDWARD IF REM, 111 SALLY LIVINGSTON flu: Club 4 Intramural Vollexball I 2 Ba ketball 2 3 Bad IHIUIOD 3 Qoftball I PALL EDWARD VICDERNILNT Whzgzgze THOMAS E MCCAFIRREY Tom Track 2 Intramural Ba ketball 2 SHIRLEY ANN LINCOLN V shlfzee G ee Club I 3 4 IJlNll0g Bu III! Kta f 3 4 Chri tma Dance Committte 4 Intramural Ba kctball I 2 3 4 Volleyball I 2 3 4 Badminton 2 3 4 Softballl 2 3 SIEINIURS MARILYN JUNE LALoNI-:V Christmas Dance Committee 45 Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3g Volleyball I, 25 Softball I, 23 Junior Class Honor Basketbal Teamg Wiber Memorial Fund Committee. LAWRENCE EDWIN LA FLAIR Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4g Baseball I, 2, 3g Bowling 1, 2. LAWRENCE V. LA FLAIR Track 35 Intramural Bowling I. 2. GLORIA ANN MONNET V I .IOAN EMMA McROBERTS Clee Club 25 OFA Revue 25 Intramural Basketball I. 2. 3, 4: Volleyball I. 2. 3, 45 Softball 1. 25 Basketball Play Day 25 ,Iunior Class Ilonor Basketball Team. DAVID IOHANNESON MCDONALD Joe Clee Club I. 2. 35 Prize Speaking 2. 3. I'1r:-t Prize- 35 One -'.- X cl Plays 1. 2. 35 Devilog Editorial Staff 3. 45 Business Staff 3: Circulation Manager 45 OFA Revue 2, 35 Spring Prom Commit! 1 35 Christmas Dance Committee- 3. 45 Time Out for Ginger 5 Dear Ruth 45 President of Dramateurs 4. JAMES FREDERICK MCCORMICK Mac ,IV Football I5 ,IV Basketball I, 25 Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4. CAROLYN ANN MORLEY Glee Club 25 Christmas Dance Committee 45 Intramural Bas- ketball 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 3, 45 Softball 2. aww. - SEN I I IRS Lx. DOROTHY ANNE OINEIL Dot Transfer from Solvay High School: Clee Club 1, 2. 35 Christmas Dance Committee 4' Intramural Volleyball 2' Bowlin I Archer y v S1 3 Y 2, 35 Ping Pong 2, 3. JEFFRY GRAY MCFADDEN Jeff Clee Club 1. 2. 35 Assembly Singers 2. 35 Kingston Group 25 OFA Revue 35 Spring Prom Committee 2, 35 Christmas Dance Committee 3, 45 Varsity Football 35 Intramural Bowling I, 2, 3, Tournament 3. HOWARD MYERS Howie Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 35 Softball I, 2, 35 Volleyball 35 Bowling I, 2. 35 Cross Country 25 Baseball 25 Spring Prom Committee 35 Christmas Dance Committee 2. PEGCYANN OLIVER Peggy Clef- Club I. 2. 3, 45 OFA Revue 2, 35 Christmas Dance Com- mittee 45 Intramural Basketball 2. 3. 45 Volleyball 2. 3. 45 Barlminton I. 2, 3, 45 Softball I, 2. 'fi I! ,rhx N A Z . . Gigli f H Q5'f 'fig JANE ELIZABETH PHILLIPS V lane Stuflvnt Council I: Ilanml I. 2. 3. 4: All-State St-rtionals 2. 3: CIW- Club 1. 2. 3. I: fvsrfrrilily Singers 2. 3. 4: Kingfton Cruup 3: TY Choral tlruup 31 Prize- Spf-aking 2: Dr-vilug Etliturial Staff 2. 3. 4. Ifirvulation Manager 3. C0-Etlitur 4: Spring Prom antl Cbriftmae Dance- Comrnittecs 2. 3. 4: Intramural Baflu-tball I. 2. 3. 4: Vullsyliall I. 2. 3. 43 Bowling 2. 3. 4: Badminton 3. 4: Softball I. 2. 4: Ilvllvs and Beaux 1. 2. 3, 4: Geometry. Latin. and World Hiftury Regt-nts Prizes 2: Latin III and Typvwriting Prizes 3. JOHN MILLER Jacl- Glee Club 2, 3: Aff:-rnlily Fingers 3: Kingston Group 3: 'Irack I. 2. 3. 4: Cross Country I. 2: Intramural Yolle-yball 3. IVILLIANI VICTOR NIEREAL' Bill Spring Prom Curnniittve 3: Intramural Basketball 3. 4: Volley- ball 3. 43 Softball 4, BARBARA ANN SMITH L Barb Spring Prom Cuinrnittve: Christmas Dance' Conuniltc-0. S .IIN I ICD RS ,ILDITH ELLEN RAYMOND fully Glu- Club 2: Intramural Iiaskt-tball 2. 3. 4: Volln-yball 2. 3. JAMES E. PE.-XIISON V' fini Spring Prom llmxiiiiittw- 3: JY Footliall 2: Varsity Iiaskt-tb 3: IX' Ilafkvtlmall I. 2: Cross Country: Travk I. 2. 3: Intramural I ullf-yliall 3. ALBEIII IIISIIPII NIONTIIOY Yfkl' lfrn-X fft-untry I. 2: Intramural Ilaske-tliall 2. 3. I: Yullv-wlvall 2, 3. 11 III-uliug I. 2. 31 Ilaclmintwylz Suftliall 2. 3. 4. I3E'XIIIICIf NIXIIY I'IIAY V H00 Ill ifit 4.Iulw I. 3. I: Fprinu Ilrwm Cs-iiiiiiittvfv' 3: I.llI'INIIIIiI- Ilaiiw' , V . wx- Ivtrw-xliiiiwrit 4l1.1ii'inrin I: Intramural Iiaxkvtliall 2. 1. I II - - r I - . v N ax Init. I. N. I-.itiziziziiifri I: Nittlvall I.Z.,w1 Fuftl all lla II Il'-IIN .intl II'-aux I. 2. .lg IEIIX 3. -. -5. I IV! KATHLEEN ANN ROACH Kathy Ll.-fl Cluly 1, 2, 3, 43 Assembly Singers 2, 3. -11 Kingston Crt-up 33 Clie:-rl:-ailing I: Spring Prom anfl Christmas Dance Coininit- tees: Intramural Volleyball I. 2: Tumbling 1' LELAND THOMAS SMITH I, 'De.x'!f'f Class Vice President 1: Student Council 1, 25 Spring Prom anil Christmas Dance Committees: Varsity Football 3, 4: JY I-ootball 2: Track 2. 3, 4: Wrestling 4: Intramural Volleyball 2: Ilowla ing 23 Softball 2. , , L LESLIE EARL PORTER Les Class President 4: Vice President 23 OFA Revue 23 Spring Prom anal Christmas Dance Committees: Varsity Football 3. 4: IV Football I, 25 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 ,IV Basketball 1, 2: Track I, 2: Intramural Volleyball I. ZOLA VAIL Zo Transferred from Kenmore Senior High for senior yearg Class President 1: Student Council I: One-Act Plays Ig Devilog Art Etlitor and Assistant Business Manager 4: Christmas Dance Cen- eral Co-Chairman: Dear Ruth 49 Intramural Basketball 1, 43 Dramatics 1. 4. NYWW 7 L IIMNIIKL .re GERALD PECK KEITHA JOAN ROSCHER KeKe Clee Club 4: Christmas Dance Committee 45 Intramural Vollew ball 35 Softball I. 2. ARTHUR DOUGLAS REYNOLDS DOUL' ,ee Club I: Varsity I'ootball 3. 4: ,IV Football I. 2: Varsity Basketball 3. 4: JV Basketball I. 2: Track 4: Baseball I. 2. 3. 4 Intramural Basketball 3: Volleyball 3. HILDA JANE PECK fame ntramural Basketball I. 2. 3: Volleyba I 2 3 Iiaflminton Z. 3. 4: Softball I 2 3 23 BEVERLY E VOIGHT Cv C let Club l Intramural Ba lutball l 2 Volleyball 2 Archery 2 VIfJLGLAS BADGER Needles DONALD ROBERT MARTEL Pu er OFA Revue 3 Sprm Prom and Christmas Dance Committee 3 4 Varsity Football 3 4 ,IV Football 2 War tty Basketball 4 Ba eball 2 3 4 Intramural Ba ketball 2 4 Volleyball 2 PHYLLIS JEAN HUGHES Flu Glu Club 1 2 3 4 Chr: tma Dance Committee 4 Intramural Ba ketball 1 2 3 Volleyball 1 2 3 Softball 1 BNIHORS ZELPHA LAVALLA WEBB I el Prize Speaking 2' Intramural Volleyball 2' Dramatics 2' Ex- hibition Night 1. HERBERT WILLIAM POWELL Herb Glee Club lg Spring Prom Committee 33 Varsity Football 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 4g Wrestling 4. ROBERT JOHN SALTON Bob Glee Club 2g Devilog Business Staff 3, 43 OFA Revue 3g Spring Prom and Christmas Dance Committees 3, 4g Dear Ruth 4g Dramatics Club 4. CLARA ALICE KENCH xf Clara Clee Club 2, 3, 43 Prize Speaking 25 Intramural Badminton 45 Softball 3. RICHARD WENDELL POWELL Dick Class Secretary 2, Devilog Editorial Staff 4, Christmas Dance Committee 4, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, ,IV Basketball I, 2, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Volleyball 3. ROBERT GORDON PUTNEY Bob RICHARD DAVID SEARS Dick St. Mary's Class Treasurer 1, Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Var- sity Basketball 2, 3, 4, ,IV Basketball, St. Mary's I, Track 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT WILLIAM SIMPSON Bob Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Assembly Singers 3, 4, Kingston Group 2, 3, 4, OFA Revue 2, 3, Spring Prom and Christmas Dance Com- mittees 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, ,IV Basketball 2, Cross Country 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Bowling 1, 2, Touma- ment 1, 2. SE IORS JOHN .IENNINGS Intramural Basketball 1, 2, Volleyball 2, Softball 1, Glee Club 1, Spring Prom Committee 3. RONALD L. PARADIS Ron WAYNE ROBERT PORTER Wayne Band 1, Spring Prom and Christmas Dance Committees, Track 2, Intramural Bowling 2, Toumament 2, C0-Chairman of Com- munity Service Committee 4. GARY ELMER THOMPSON Intramural 3, 4, Volleyball 2, Bowling 2. PETER WELLS Pete Prize Speaking 2, One-Act Plays 2, Devilog Business Manager 4, OFA Revue 2, Spring Prom and Christmas Dance Publicity Co-Chainnan, Dear Ruth 4, Treasurer of Dramateur Club 4, Religion Prize 1, Geometry Prize 2. 25 SIE? IDRS RONALD F. BELLINGER JAMES R. BURWELK Ronnie Bu, WILLIAM A. HARPER Hill RICHARD E. KELSO JQANN M, LE BLANC Dick Joann , ,f If LAWRENCE E. RYAN Larry BERNARD A. TRICKEY DONALD H. WEBB Don PRIZE SPEAKING Thr 17th annual prue speaking contest of OFA was held Tuesday evenmg March 27 Ten tudenls participated Prctured above are Carolyn Hendee left Mary Mmtzer Myrxam Kozak Martha Kleemeler ,ludrth Ceor e Ruth Sanford Wllham Poole Patrick Doyle and Frank Dobx ky Ab ent was Wllllam LeBeau Carolyn Hendee and Mary Mmtzer shared top honors for the gurls by tymg for ftrst prrze Wllllam LeBeau was awarded first and Frank Doblsky second m the boys competrtron The conte tant were under the dlrectlon of Mrs Harry N Lord dramatrcs m tructor I F .V 1 . . . , . . . , . 5 ' 5 ' v v 9 1 ff , S V. - q I 1 S . S . . s . 1. . . . . . . . - 1 1 . , . . . . . . S S . . , ,. S . IPIROPIHIIECY The year ts 1966 and we fmd the sentors of the class of 76 engaged as follows BUDDY ARQUETTE Ylanagfr of the ASP LINCOLN ASHLEY Owne ht own gvmnasttc room WILLARD XQHLEY Sttttn onthe tdeltne handtng out tratght jacket JANE BACON fheertng up tht crvtce boy DOUG BADCER Sttll cutttng tt up RALPH BARR Ylu cle Xlan of 66 ROINNIE BELLINCER Delnfrtn rocerte FVA BICE Cooktng for her Don ANN BILLINGS Leadtng phy tctan tn Yltamt ROGENE BILLINGS Sttll Iooktn for rtdee to Canton JUDY BLAIR Cod gtft to msn LARRY BONVILLE Satltng on the Ylaple BAQIL BRENNO Ogden burg own Ylarlon Brando JOAN BRIGCQ Drtvtng her re d Thunderbtrd to her ftfth grade cla ROBERT BROWN Teamtng up wtth Bob Cttmmtnge on .IIYI BURW ILLL In the taxt bu tne YIARTYN BUSH Operattn a danctng chool BETQY CARPENTER A loyal Dod er fan PETE COLE Star of Texa Wre tltn CARL COYIPO bttll pretty mooth MARCARET COSTIf AN Y t ttn Ylr Ylontrox LI7 DILLINI HAYI Ctxtn k n le DON DODDS O den bur Ylr Yltlk ILORIA DOWNFY Sttll wrtttn lter fawortte atlt r CLINT DYGERT Hercule twtn 'VIFLBA FAIRBYIRIN Bowltn h n 4 I I tw tn I0llI'l'l3Illf IlI TEDDY FERC USON Ylana er of tht Strand Th at r JOHN FISHER Pttchtng for the Doll er JANET FLOOD A tttn Ylt Q Crane tn En It h III ALICIA FORTIN Wrtttn to Jerry CAROL FRASER Owns hcr own car LAWRENCE FRASER Runntng, a pool hall ANN FR AZIER Burned under an avalanche of book JUDY GEORGE Sttll rat mg them hor e JUNE GOODREAU A p ychology major BID GREEVBLATT Top U S dtplomat tn Europe YIARTHA CUILRIN Stngtng lullabte for John and er chtldren BILL HARPFR I htef tock clerk at the ASP DONNA HAYNES A wonderful homemaker GARY HFBERT Ju t era hm alon BOB HEINIII-LNIXN Jut blew up the DuPont labora tory PHY LLIS HUI HFS Owner of the Lt bon Dance Hall JOHN JEYNINCS Plawtn btlltard at the Nia ontc Tem C DICK KEI SO Ju t bou ht ht own parktng lot BI AINCHE KI-'NNY Head ca hter at Newberry JO 'IN KEY ES Teachtn En lt h at Albany CLARA KENI H Ileachtn Ittzle one BETTY KIXH Sttll trvtn to ptr uade Hank to ge cltan have LAWRENCE E LA I'LAIR Runntng, a barber hop LAWRENCE Y LA FLAIR Butldtng a rocket to vt tt Y ar JOANNE LAKEY Fourth floor supervtsor at the A Bar ton Hepburn YIARILYN LALONE Keeptng Hank company PETE I A ROSE Jotned the Trotters Globetrotter t at BILI LE BEAU Stn mg hts way to fame JOANN LE BLANC Just yolleytng along RAY LIMOGES Traded the Plymouth for a Cadillac SHIRLEY LINCOLN Runntng her own burleaque show SALLY LIYINCSTON qttll fltrttng around TOYI YICC XFFREY Ju l ltxtn tt up JINI YICCORYIICK Pttchtng for the Yankee PAUL 'NICDERYIFNT Yn embalmer JOF YICDON NLD Il S Olymptc Ft ure Skattng Cham pton JEFF 'XICFXDDFN Rttnntn a dead bu tne .IOAN YICROBERTS Hou emothf r at S U T C P DON YIARTFL Succt or of Eddy Arnold recordtng for Decca HANK MASQIA Sttll maktn Wfttnpy and Texa Hot BILL 'VIERE XL Ce tttn a hock out of ht o JACK YIILLER Stt a new world record tn track GLORIA YIOVNFT Prtvate Secretary ZEKE YIONTROY In bu me s with ht father CAROLYIN YIORIPY Rat tn ltttle Y hlcys HOWIE NIY ERS Part owner of the Lodge HANK INORYI YN Rowtn up tht nur for exerct e PECCY ANN OI INFR Sttll otn on PICHIC at the 1 and DOROTHY O NI'Il IK rpm up wttlt tnztrrted Itfc RONINIE PXR XDIN Own ht own auto nuchantc ara e JIYI PPARSON Sttttn on the Ito knu I FRALD PI:.fK Out hunttn Lro JAINI' PI'CK Izaflnn chemt try a OI' X J ANL PHILLIPS Lab techntctan at I :nc ral Eltctrtt LFS PORTER Coathtng football at Cortland WAYNF PORTER Runntng a pfcdwaw AIJANI PETRII LI On the poltte force HFRB POWELL Sttll tntere ted tn forft n affatr DICK POW ELL Outnns ot htm cowerf d BFATRICE PRAY Worktn at tht Stn er Bewtng Com PHUY BOB PUTINEY Wtde awake on tht job JUDY RAY YIOND Pre tdent of a ct arette ftrm DOIN REY 'NOLDS 'Nlaktng brownte KATHY RO ACH Runntn a ferry to Pre Colt KFIYHA ROSCHFR Run the 'Nlorlu Dance Hall LX RY RY YN I Q I ntofth YAY BOB SXLTON Brtaktn tn new car DI K SF IRS Ill tn XII Ymtrttatt BOB SINIPMON Sttll It zptn uerwone tn tttche B 'IRB SYIITH Rtdtn to Prt cott on Kathy ferry LEE SXIITH A ucu ful en tneer who con tructed Sca way connecttng, tht I reat Lake wtth the Pactftc G 'TRY THOYIPSON A t ttng Ylt 'Noxon ZOLA VAIL Ireetdent of the nattonal fan club for that certatn Western Stn tr BEY YOIGHT Starchtn for new car DON W EBB Jotntd the Lawrence Well: Show ZELPHA W EBB Ttachtn octal at A T I PETE WELLS Drtlltng holes and butldtng brtdges on Ford btreet a- I I I -r . - - S, h t . . - . 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X .K gc . , V rv Z , xx .,f, , If .V , h , P, J, K lk ' , 14: f f 1' 5 A ' j ' Q' H X I z. 'Ytfyg YQ ' K ' , X X , 475- ff? A A '. , 1' -I Y 3r7..., ,J 'V ' 1 - ' 1' ,f is , X ' ,W ' .3 ' Y, v , f 'V ' X ! RX - . . . .X f d,,.-vf ' - fi,-4' 'Xxx Spectacle De La Mer Transformed by the mystic atmosphere of an under- water scene, the GFA gym truly became a spectacle de la mer on May 28, 1955. Our ceiling made from Spanish moss, our revolving treasure chest, sea horses adorning the walls, sea shell-band stand, and our mer- maid watching over the Prom all composed the magi- cal evening. The crowning achievement though, was our unique sea monster throne which held the King and Queen, Peter Wells and Joan Briggs. Music was supplied by the Blackhawks. Linder the guidance of Miss Crane, Miss Noxon, and Mr. Wilson, our Junior Prom became an occasion long to be remembered bv all. SNOWFLAKE FESTIVAL 9 as O I The theme for our annual Christmas dance was Snow- flake Festival. From our sparkling snowflake ceiling to the little gingerbread house, to the snowmen in the corner, and our archway of blue lights in the middle of the dance floor, the soft feathery feeling of sparkling snow- flakes was conveyed to all present. All this was possible through the assistance of our faculty advisors. Our Christmas King and Queen, Robert Brown and Judith George, reigned over the Snowflake Festival for the evening. Music was supplied by the Knights of Rhythm from Norwood. The memories of our Senior Prom will be cherished by all of us. MUST AL HTGHLT HTS The Ogdensburg Free Academy High School Chorus, Assembly singers, Alumni, and special groups joined together on December 18, 1955 in the annual Christmas Concert under the direction of Mrs. Gardner Robie with the assistance of the Misses Betty ,lean Ellis and Carolyn Hendee as accompanists. On April 12, 1956, the Spring Concert was presented. Two special groups, the members of the Sectionals and All-State Choir, also participated in Musical Festivals held in Potsdam and Albany respectively. During May another group chosen from the High School Chorus went to Potsdam to compete in a Musical Festival. Christmas Concert 1955 High School Chorus and Alumni XSSENIBLY SINGERS First row left to right Roul ton Phllllp Ellis Delarge Soupe B L Kennedy Jack on Belgard Keye B Kennedy Second row Buh Briggs McFadden Guerin Carpenter Jennlng Humbert Wright Barr N Simpson Third row N Fraizer Fortin Dean Rawson Sanford Roach Lakey A Billing Elliott A Fraizer Dillingham Palmer Fourth row Fairbairn Gokey B1 neau Power Derenberger Klncade Felt Hendee MIHIZCT Kleemeler Kozak Warmuth R Billing Fifth row Brown Maloney R Simpson Silver Woodward Creenblatt Gun alus Cray Bonville Webb Maine Helntzelman Larson Kmch 9 1- - 4' , 'I S , S, ', , , -- , S, , S.. . 2 S, , , , , S, , , ,-' - 1- , ', , , , , , - S, ',- ,' , - 1 , , S , S, , , , , , , , ,- 'S.' 2 , ,- , ' , , , S , , ', , ', , , - 11 ntow GU .gn -- ,A-. I - X 4 HIGH SCIIUUI. CHURI 5 hirxt rms. lu-ft to right: Prurnx. I.. lluwne-5. llnlv. lim-kt-tt. Huww. IHNIIVLIII. Xlmtm-y, flrau-N, ll:-nut, lluxtu. SVVHIIII row: Parkvr. Hl't't'Il. Hvnllutw. 'lqllwtlmp-ull. Kll't'lZl1'i4'l'. Ht-lgarfi. I.:-thum. Knmk. .I. llomlrvau. :L Billing-. Thirtl row: il. Down:-y. 5. Hugluw. lujfwy. Larkin. Fuupf-. Kinvutle-, P. Fe-lt. fl. Fra-vr. l'. llllglhfx. llvllflvv. Fourth rum: Hrmnn. I.:-livutx. Wf-bb. Wulluw. llrz-vnhlatt. Martin. Cray. K. Sirnp-nn. Houngx. Burnham. I'utman. Pfml. Hisham. Stumx - f tue. 1 . , -2 -1. ' iq :t a 3, 1 'z fig J: ' ? 5 W 1 ' Q Aj X. ,,, W K 3 5 5' ff' M A K.. 4 1 I pa M? . N N N x 7 Q X fi' A 0' 4 Q 2 4 1 . 7 . f. ' 'y as HIGH SCIIUUI. CHURI 5 hirxt rms. If-ft tu right: lluxh. XI'-Fathln-11. l'hiIlipN. Fi-he-r. 4Qar'p1'r1te'r. fluvrin. Fortin. A. Frazirr. Lulum-. St'l'UH4l rum: K1-nvh. Knl-un. Rrwllvr. IgUlll',liil'lI. 'I'e'mplin. Stvinhurgl. Humhn-rt, Crm-. Iiurr. liarkl:-y. Cast-y. Third rnw: Yan IJ:-nm-n. Curmw. liravy, flu-orgy, F. Ft-lt. Huavh, IJ:-re-nhe-rg:-r. Nlarllin. Lakvy, Jf'Yl!liIlg4. Wright. N. Sillllhlbll. xIf'lJt'TlIlUlI, I'-urrf-ll. Fourth row: N. Frazie-r. Cnok. Xlvfluirv. Nlillf-r. Luxe-. Pow-r-. Nlullumly. H. I.inc'oln. F. I.inf'oln. Pvrk. NIaShaw. Lf-Clair. Huy:-r, Murray. Mahnn. Warnuth. Fifth row: Fairhuirn. Hriggx. Film-r, Woodward. Lang. Thtnnaa tlunsalus. Bomillv. Nlainr-. Hcintzclman. Dillingham. Palmrr. 9-, +6 f .Ji 'YS' ft 3' 1 3 'Ji f ' i 24' Q , f o , ' 'L' 5 . ' 7? - xy , . U . 7 xl , . , . 1 . - L .. . ...gg -Q Ii HIHH SLIHHJI. l.HUKlN Plrst rms. lvtt tt- right: jd-'k-ull. XI 4.LiIllly. 4,1-lv-y. littr-tn. Hlail. Ulm-r. lilli-. lilliwtt. Pnty. Nlurphy. F 1-1- nnfl rms: llwlurlgf-. l.u--iul. H. l., Kfrnrmv-fix. lunu. I.-mu I'--. l.v--pf-rullwv. H. Hilling-, 5LlIl1H4II'lI. KVM'-. Hiwz Thirfi ffm: U0-an. Hfltlvhiilwl. lhtrtwn. H. K4-rlrlwly. ,lunv 5t'fllf'II!LiIl. Nlitthr-Il. NLINHPII. Kltvotllv. H'-rrp. Xlinln-r, hwurth rms: Ntgtiv-. xldlfrllf. Xrqttrtte-. I.:-luntl. l.ar.or1. Kxuxt-wx. Fmtn. lim-mar1.KeAr1fh. Smith. l .Q l L Sl'XI'I'ION.-NIS'-I'iirft row: Sanflru Iavkwri. Lawre-nr'e- Bfmvillc-. Martha SENIOR GIRLS' QIllNI'i'I'I'i'I I'If Martha Lluf-rin. ,Ioan lluvrin. Fwniitl ruw: Sharon Ilu-ll, Siflnvy flrw-nlrlatt. Ruln-rt I'If'intzlv- KPyf'F. EIIZHIJVIII IJIIIIHQIIZIIII. ami JOHN BT11985- man. Iflizabvtli Dillingham. had Lg I I if -- I I Vkhk I it Q if I 1 I Y It 'J' 'J-:gf .Xl.l.,S'l'-i'l'li. MALE QUARTETTE-Paul Cunsalus, Sidney Green- hlatt. Robert Heintzlenian. Lawrence Bonville. J Siclnz-y Grcvnblatt antl Martha Guerin JUNIOR GIRLS' SEXTETTE-Betty Ellis, Pat Bisnf-au, Sandra Jack son. Pat McFadden, Ruth Sanford, Louise Elliott. I I ll I I . I ,ttf fx an C7 , ,ww 2. Zn -vw , . fx ff : , gt I ., Hn f v Q Y A 071. ,J '- J v .3 40' . ,, ,A ,, g iw Y ,W 'U' V NW . V, - S Q L Q- 4' Q ff Q : fi sf W Ulf, L, V QD' W X 1 h mV'Q . 1.1 Y' 'N' mr f , A . gglgg . fran . ' . . f, HIM . In f 'T-SF . 4 ' L ,IX N , M- 1 .W . -.. : - 1 1 :If 7? 1 - H A , ? N Lf A : VF' '- ., 'f ' F if J 'S . 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Mn., t -44 STUDEN DUNCHL t Ow P ldlly o sto 1 o Q Q 1 t rn S Felt A S th Thrrd rt ss r man er D Bru re S C reenblatt L Xlurray ' lckok J Nlonrm W Lt vu Nlr 'Nlorg.an l'lrt row B Carroll trea urer Back row L Nlur ra yrce preldent S freenblatt preirdent Hrckolt Secretary Under the careful guldance of Vlr 'Vlorgan and Mr Cetman, the Student COUIlLll Qtarted the school year mth a Welconte Dance ln September Followmg thls ausplcloue begmnlng the Connell aided the Nlagazlne Drlye ln October reeelpts of whlch helped to flnance thli yearbook and to supplement the Student Counclls Treaeury The Council then xoted to hate a Forelgn Exchange Student at OFA next year wlth the remalnder A commlttee, under Shella Felt hai carried on eorreipondence wlth Schools that haye had exchange studenta At Cllflillllli homeroom 100 earned a prim of one candy cane for each member for 1tQ prize Wlnfllflg entry III the Student Coun ul Decoratron Conteet -Xfter the Nllfl year C'X'UNlIl8tlOI1S ln Jan uary the COUIlLll held a Hat Dance ywhlch many Qtudents enjoyed lt 1 now malung plane to haxe an honor orrety at 0 FA next September ln order to upplement the Wlber Memorlal Scholar hxp thlf year the Council mtl Spon or a Box Social ln April and the Van Du an track meet Ill June The xar1ouQ tommltteec of the Student Qouncll worl-img lndc pendently haye taken part ln COIINTIUHIU drlyee school pllbl1Clty aeecmbhez working on QUggCSll0IlS and Lompletlng a program for the Qchool year of 1955 to 1956 Firs r : . Nlul' ll. Carr ll. S-' nl r w: R. L-tham, B. Carp-nt-r, A. Belgarl. Xl. Fair- bai , , .fmi . ' V: Xl . Get . .l. liltl-. . '- -. 2 . . A ',', l.H' ,.. '. '. s.. I . 3 v ' A S. . . . . A. U ' 7 . , ' '. Q 0 I h ', , V . S . .k in l I I. V. L: S A L- . . - , S ' . V .5 Y . b . 'V . Y M, . . Y, x 1' , ,A QW mann . 'xv RW ,L J Y J, ., i , Q A Q91 Girls' Bowling Team Boys Intramural Basketball Boys Intramural Basketball 1 7 Thls year a new organlzatxon THE DRAMATEUR CLUB appeared on the school scene Lnder the able superxlslon of 'Vlr Harry Lord the Dramateurs were ac qualnted w1th all pha es of show busmess such as productlon make up and actlng Regular meetings are held on Tuesday and Thursday The Dramateur Club presented the chool Wlth the flrst complete set 0 F A has ever had They also purchased several new spotllghts so that the complete stage set IS able to be l1t This year for the flrst tlme the hghtmg for our play was handled entlrely by stu dents wlthout asslstance The Dramateurs are now workmg wxth a deflmte goal ln mmd the productlon of a play wlthout a faculty supervlsor Throughout the year the Dramateurs presented varlous assembly programs all of whlch were well recelved Perhaps thelr greatest achlevement was the successful presentatron of DEAR RUTH N1Rs LORD Ol' FILER9 w WS' . r I I r I A l P A scene from DEAR RUTH On Frldaw evemng November 25 the O FA Dramateurs successfully presented Dear Ruth a two act comedy under the dlrectlon of Mrs Charles Lord aSSlSt8d by June Coodreau Dear Ruth IS one of the most popular comedy hlts of modern tlmes and lt enjoyed a long run on Broadwax The story concerns a young gurl Mlrlam WllklHS who carries on a romantlc correspondence wlth an overseas soldler Lleutenant Seawrlght ln her elder slsters name Ruth When the Lleutenant return he of course makes up to the older sxster who IS already engaged Through a CIICQ of hllarxou compllcatlons and plot tWlStS Ruth becomes entlrely convlnced that her orlgmal engagement was a mlstake and at the very end as a result of a whlrlwund change of heart she marrles the soldler THE CHARACTERS Dora Pal MCF8dd6rl Il Seaurlghl B Hemtzelman Mzrzam Wzlklns Judith George Sgz Vmceng Peter Wells Edith Wzlkms Zola Vall Al Kummer Bob Brgwn Rlllh WIUIUIS Sharon BUSl'l M Segurlghl E D1ll1ngham Harry Wzlkzns Sidney Creenblatt H Klobbermeyer D McDonald Ushers Allua Fortm Dlane bhank 'Vlehta 'VlcDermott Sandra Parker Stage Staff Joe Cray Tim Maloney Bob Salton Doug Cameron Bull Vellhauer Ray Llmogue Don Kelso ik as as J , , . . . Ls sa - - - 7 - . , . , Y as av - - 1 ,- G s . . . . . . , e 1 . Q . 7 '7 5 7 f . S - S , 7 1 ' -----A-----U --f--- ------------ - ------- A ----- - ---- 1 . ' ' .,,, ..,.,, .,,.,,,,,,.,,r,,,,,,,, , , ,nn , , ,,,,, . ., . , ' cf -V----'- Hu lrrb -------A Hung. . . . . . . . - . ' l 9 2 ' ' 9 ' : ls Ve 7 7 9 S. - Treasurer, Charlotte Cookg Secretary, Florence Regang President, Eva Bice-3 Vice- President, llnnna Cuodrx-aug Fong Leader, Agnes Lajoy. FOHQAQ The Future Homemakers of America, which was organized last year at 0.F.A., has been a national organization since 1945. Its purpose is to develop a good attitude toward people and habits and 8Cll0IlS necessary to achieve successful democratic fanuhes and community l1VlI'lg Its motto IS Toward New Horizons Its colors are red and white and the red rose 14 lts flower Earller this year the Future Homemakers of Amerlca took a trip and they plan to take one to Norwood Norfolk and another to Oneonta Y,VlAkUu -9 if WLYEQ, P QS 'vm Ylc Pirt row Jackie liuffft Barbara ,lznno Florence Regan Ewa Blu 'NI1 s Sullnan Donna food reau Charlotte Qoolx lune fook Diana Cole Qecond row Annabelle Reclmons fora Ding K Y. . , . V . . . . 54 . 7, x ffl' X ,Sci ESX. I fy 3 K' ff S Tl , E ' 9 ' ' Z fi I-es 97 V' 0, I eat-lyina Petell. 1Xgilics'Lajoy. Alnn alarm-ron. Nlarlgaret Nurko. I A il A H S URTS 434 'gh 5 ry. ,, '5-wg, 2' V xwri' 'Q .ffl ' '11 V' g r lx ' Min, f' . 1.,.ff ., . ff , . N iv . K 9 H, V U Z R: .L gf , K :A ,QA 'L .F if lf -lf 1 f H fl. ,tg 4? ont row l ft to rl ht 4 Nltllf N1 R Hemtlf man J t e B Brfnno Nlartel R Bear L Porter H Powell Hiller Second row R Woodcock D Pvlrri D Re nold W X hlev R Brown R Latham J Nlonroe R Nlitchell B laro e P Nfatt w D Qpooner Third row foath Iatey jont F Bush L broux D 1 of H htrader C P Crayeline H Le ault C Lakl nf Coach fordon Power FOUTBALL 1955 Lsmg a most successful ground attack a high spir lted Blue Devil eleven scored their first victory over the Saranac Iake Redskins winning 26 4 The team was composed of many veterans and a few candidates up from the 1954 Junior Varsity The Blue Devils completely dominated the play and pushed their way for more yardage and many successive first downs Seniors Basil Brenno Pete Cole Dick Sears and Le Porter starred offensively for 0 F A Sears the work horse of the 0 FA backfield accredited himself with three touchdowns As the dark horse of the Northern League Coach Powers team was on IIS way for a very successful season The following week Malone journeyed to Ugdens burg for a hard fought defeat The Huskies were big ger heavier and more aggressive than the Devils, but couldnt overcome the high-spirited veterans of the Cooperfield gridiron. When the final whistle blew, the home team had come through again racking up a score of 19-6. With two successful games under their belts, O.F.A. traveled to Tupper Lake. The first tally' was accounted for by Gray, O.F.A.,s defensive tackle, when he recov- ered a Tupper Lake fumble in the end zone. The extra point was unsuccessful. Finally in thc fourth quarter, Sears went around end for the second and final touchdown of the afternoon. making the score 12-0. Due to a muddy' field, and duck hunting condi- tions the Gouverneur Wildcats knocked the props from under the Blue Devils, snapping the O.F.A. vic- tory string with a 20-0 Northern League decision. This deadlocked 0.F.A. and Couverneur for second place in the lNorthern League untouched by the undefeated Red Raiders Bouncing back from their previous defeat the Blue Devils at Canton threw two completed aerlals and got another touchdown on a fifty three yard run by Pete Cole to roll up a 21 d victory Ogdensburg completely dommated the first half both offensively and d fenslxely uarterback Porter was the offensive star as he tossed to Ashley and Sears for two T D s Enjoying their four wins the Devlls led by Coach Powers motored to Potsdam where they faced an arduous struggle with the Sandstoners The first half was a see saw battle between two evenly matched teams ending scoreless With high hopes and a last minute pep talk Ogdensburg received Potsdam s kick in the end zone. Les Porter supported by a very ag- gressive line made a runback of 103 yards for an im- pressive first touchdown. Early in the fourth quarter Co-Captain Heintzelman intercepted a pass, setting the stage for 0.F.A.'s final touchdown. Sears slanted off tackle to make the score 12-0. The extra point was good. adding up the score to 13-0. In the last game of the Blue Devils' campaign they battled Nlassena in the so-called Ngame-of-the-year. Coach Cordie Powers' Devils were hailed by many' as the team to beat the Red Raiders. Due to a mental block and a halfback named Murphy, Massena came out on top 31-7 The new line coach, Lacey Jones, the able assistant of head coach Powers. performed a fine job with the boys up front. This was Coach Powers' most success- ful season. ending with a 5-2 series. fx vi. 1. X 'x cy, r 5 4522 - L fin- E ff,- Q. 'Vest' 13 ia K W 1' ' sip .J J 3 .f ,ff N Y A Eff! if ,L C3 n , 9 N -,551 1,4 .v a ,. 1 V . ff My Q ... I V V ' f' , 4. 3, ,Q .f if 5 N - M if 'BQ fr X ek-M ' 5 Q W I f., Q V. 1 . , 1 3 ' J J W 32 ' ig SE 1- M 'Q x ,. H I 55 COURT CHAMPHU Hail to the Championsl At the end of the 1955-56 campaign the Ogdensburg Free Academy Blue Devils stood alone on top of the Northern League. The pinnacle of the season was reached when the Blue and White decisively defeated Dean Academy of Couverneur with a score of 52-44 before one of the largest crowds that ever witnessed a basketball game in George Hall gym. After dropping the opener in Gouverneur. there were many who felt that the 1955-56 campaign would be a mediocre season. However, thirteen consecutive wins proved the Devils to be quite supreme. This string of thirteen victories equaled the record of two previous Harwood Champions since 1951. A trip to Malone brought the victory string to an end, but the following game at Couverneur found the Blue Devils firmly entrenching themselves in first place, which entitled them to the League Champion- ship. This win gave the Blue and White the Horace Lamberton Trophy for the third time since its estab- lishment in 1951. The next week at Appleton Arena the Blue Devils were defeated by a single point by Franklin Academy of Malone. This game. according to some Northern League experts. was one of the better basketball games of recent years. One of the biggest factors in such a successful sea- son was the wholehearted effort put forth from the coach to the last man on the bench. Though space allows us to mention only a few names. no one mem- ber of the team deserves more praise than the other. Such members as Gus Murray. Doug Reynolds. and Don Kelso were outstanding in the ability they dis- played in their set shots. rebounds and other plays. Les Porter and Dick Sears deserve praise for the expert way they handled the ball. The performances of Pearson. Ashley, Dodds. and Simpson when they were needed to do the duty of a faltering starter were of great value. Coach Elliott is due for the heartiest congratulations for producing and building up such a praiseworthy and well drilled club. To wind up the season. Sears. Murray. Porter, and Reynolds received the honor of being elected to the All-Northern Boll. So concludes the great basketball season for 1955-56 at Ogdensburg Free Academy! ront row Coach Elliott J Pear on D Kel o D Qear I. Porter C Nlirrax ll Rum Dodd R nnpmn ack row D rlere n na er B Wallace D Iartcl 1 MK hley J Corrine J Elder R Lttham J Nlunn W Yielhauer mana fr F ': ' .. s. . s. .. s. . . 1..l . -lds. D. s. .9 su.B ' ': .B' . ia gg . ' . .X -. G.Nl'lls.W. WRESTLHNG OFA OFA OFA OFA OFA VARSITY SQL XD Flrt row left tm rlght B Carroll D Bu h C Bailey L Smlth P Cole R Nlltchell H Powell Back row W Farley manager C Croulx B Brenno J Le perance J Hlller R Barr Coach Lacey Jone The curtam F1565 on a new sport ln OFA Coach Lacey Jones a newcomer to thls school faculty was faced with the problem of makmg a wrestllng team out of 35 green grapplers Durlng November and early December a team emerged and desplte the lack of experlenee showed determmatlon to wm Led by Captam Peter Cole the OFA boys captured three wms one from the Canton JV s and the other two from Carthage The out tandmg wrestler of the season were Cole wlth 10 w1ns and 5 losses and Daxe Bu h w1th a 16 record Basll Brenno 1n the 154 pound class recorded the fastest tlme of the eason by pmmng hls Watertown opponent ln 23 seconds Massena walked away w1th the sectlonals but OFA stole a few places Carroll and Cole took seconds wh1le Dave Bush Ralph Mltchell Chusk Bally and Basll Brenno recelved thlrds For hls progress and sportsmanshlp Pete Cole was elected the year s outstandmg wrestler Departmg from the mats are Semors Herbert Powell Basll Brenno Ralph Barr Leland Smith and Captam Peter Cole Although these members wlll be mlssed they leave behlnd a splrlted group of boys for Coach Jones next year THE SCORE BOARD FOR 1956 Watertown Watertown Canton JV Massena Gouverneur OFA OFA OFA OFA OFA Carthage Canton Massena Couverneur Carthage . . .,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,.,,..,,. 16 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 36 - - -,---------------------- -32 .- 0.F.A .,,,,.,,,.,....,,,.,..... 12 Canton ,,,,,.,,.,..,,,,,,,,., 42 - - -'-------------------'f-- 10 . . .et,,t,,,....,,..,,,,.,,t 15 .....,...ee..c,, 36 - - ---------------A-------- - 5 . . .,,,,.,,e.,,......,.e,,,, 32 .,,,.,,,.,,,.,.. 14- - - -f--------fff--A----f ---F11 , , ,eee.ei,,,,,,,,,,-,--e-,Q 3 ,CeieeeeAA,,A,ee,,ee 39 . . ..,............,e...... -.29 -. . . ., ,,t,,.,,...,.,,,,..,, 13 .,,.,,e,e, ..,,,35 Fx 1 M Q51 ittr Q ' L , 1 -X ll I L A ' sk I: f , :H : : , Q . . - Q W- -1 T 355 15,-Q NW' , X A X I X' M li V lx Tig Wgx RQ, fy T . 57 41721 ryg , -'fkx It L r Q 'Ulf w 1 X WP LL DI- SPRVILIJ FRIBI H CIINDER CYCI OBIS When the flnal score IS pokted the flung 0 of fJffl6I1CbUfg proxed that thex are one of the top teame ln qCh0l3Sl1L track -X2 the Qeaeon Ntarted Ogdeneburg waQ rated falrlx lon 111 the i1nd1ngQ due to the fact that the team uae compoeed of moetlx freehmen Spohoruoree and jumore But thelr abllltx was undereetlrnaled L1 thex proxed thmu hr ut the e on e flrst meet was held ln NlaQQe11e1 mc OT X lo I tn the Van Duien wmner e wear bffarf hx a 1 IL next uutm 1 1 1 amcl ffouxfrneur ss 1ere Dexlle won mx Q31 S I1 IS t D 1 Thru Coac nits rh'1r nt ll 1 I 1 1 nxt S1turd h I ul 1 1 ep .1 1r1 111 1111 I to 0 I 111 1 ec Il 1111 11 1 lf 1 1 ll I J It Q f., H119 lf I i X XL X 1 1rd from thf ll 1 L.. 11111 rms '1.11 111 1 01 1 1 1 1 N 1 1 N .1 1 ll 1 r I 111 J 1.11 1 Mt 1 Tl w rr 1 11 1 I B Bro 1 11r 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 11 1 T11 6I -lb Yi Nemk and Nr ck -gras s lp Lp and Kwan Nlartx Fxnale r r JN na fl ll: W allau n 1 4 n em nr row ii r Ill mln lm urmit k 1 4 tntrm Ne 1 lf BLLL DEVILS OW THE DIAMOND The Blue Devil lN1ne under the second year tutelage of Frank Ruggeri wound up their season with a four won six lost record The Diamond Devils got off to a blazing start defeating Tupper Lake 150 and trouncing Saranac Lake 132 The next four games prowed disastrous for the Blue and White as they lost to Potsdam 6-5, Norwood 0-2, Malone 15-9, and the Golden Bears from Canton 3-0. O.F.A. then went on to win the city title by defeating the local SMA 10-1. St. Lawerence Central dimmed their hopes by defeating them 0-4 in a game that was won in the last inning. A momentary comeback was made by defeating Massena 8-5, and in the last game of the season the Gouverneur Wildcats blew out the last flame of play-off hopes trouncing O.F.A. 16-1. '- 1- - ' 555 KNIIX N r 1 rom R I r 4 A lflhy and .9 l -: ,,1, I 1 OFA OFA OFA OFA OFA OFA OI- A OFA OFA OFA THE SCOREBOARD Tnpper Lake Saranac Lake Potedam Norwood Norfolk Malone Canton bt 'Vlarys St. Lawerence Cent Massena , , .V , Couverneur , mw R Sm JP, gvgl. ui x xx ' 1 . M' .i ' Q3 , W . ffm A A ' . ,. lf? Fw 1-5, .1 x '. . 1,-I Q Xi h K. A V 1 f f ????Fingerpainting? ? ?? QCJLASSRUUM CAPIERS Why teachers get grey Eyes on the book. 5' iv Pick a wife! o n ', M., dx . 50,9 5 ,,. 4 i I , Q Qty!! 5 2 nb f - I , 'H luI ' Must be rocks in it! Don't scratch the paint?! 7 K, .3433 WZ! QQ ' ' 'ww 'af f A v filly , Q fY'f'f'f'fw? 2 1, ., , 11217 in f' -gf. ,- w a 1 ,7 1 j' 4' I I 4' I 929 AA, , 4 5,7 M, . :z ,f ,.., , , f naw if , aww. , , ' Vi, V fc ffm' J 'fwff ,fn ' 2 V , 1 ' 5 3 I 5' 7 :,L I 1 V WK W1 ffm face t.f 77, M , ,,., , Q , ag ,A ,L g I X n g H 4 l Y in 1? 2 5' 'i 5 3, .M Af, , Y, C K Q iQ ,ix vt cf- 5 5 ' ff, X , , F ge- r' wb I t 1, .bw wi U, sf ,, Qu, , I 34 ,ff 5 .31 waive ef? f REMEMBER WHEN? June Coodreau John Fisher Betsy Carpenter Beverly Voight Alicia Fortin The 1956 Dewilog Staff wi he to expre s it appreciation for the a ltance and the adxice of per on who made 1t utce s po lhle We particularly thank all the tudent and faculty member who contributed their time and efforts in ralslng money through uch project a the magazine ub crlption drixe and the refre hment tand at the football game G. Downey I. Lake ' NI. Lalonde . Morley . I incoln . Flood . Bacon . George . Hillcrs . Raymond IEDIITORII HTL STAFF Erlltor zn C1111 Asszstant Eflztor Huszness Ilana Assistant Business Ilanagtr Art Eflztor llzotogsraphg Eflztor Intramural Sports fflzlar Czlculatzon Wana cr Actzzztzes Eflzlor Assistant lttzzltzes Ezlzfar Baseball Eclzlor Tracli Ezlztor Football Erlztor Wrtstlzn Eflztor Basketball Erlzlor funzor Eflzlors Sophomore Eflzlors freshman Iwlztors , faculty 'llll'lAS0l' , , Business rlrlvisor ,, ,, XII LBA FAIRBAIRN .IANE PHILLIPS PFTFR W ELI S ZOI A VAIL ZOL X V XIL I0 VXI BRIGGS BI ISY C-XRPLNTER LI! DILI INCH XXI IOL NILIJON XLD IAINI PECK PLLFH XXX OI IN FR DICIx POWELL IINI PEARSON BOB HEINTLLLNIXN I LLANI3 SXIITH LES PORTER P XT NIQIH XIJDEN CLS NILRR XX PHIL IIICIxO1x W XRD NIEH ERS -INN POW ERS AI LAN WOOIJW ARD CYRIL PESCHEL THEODORE EBBERTS DEVILOG STAFF 7. Iitye: . Sanford . Iiiai . Dygert 4 . L. Kiah . Frazier J. Coodreau A. Fortin . Fi: L G. Nlonnet Faculty . .Guerin S, Bice , . Voight . Letham . Belgard J. Au-tin . Roach . Saupe . Billing.: . 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