Parishville Hopkinton High School - Panorama Yearbook (Parishville, NY)

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SCHOOL YEAR SUMMARY (continued) In May the Prom helped celebrate spring. And when it arrived we were all in the swing. The Tumbling Exhibition came off soon, For that the kids needed plenty of room. There are Regents and graduation still ahead, But we have to send in our copy if it's going to be read. SENIOR ORCHIDS To Judy Wright for winning the D.A.R. award. To Edith Rosenbarker for being Business Manager of the year- book. To Ray Waite for being captain of the football team. To Bill Goodrich and A1 Remington for being co-captains of the basketball team. To Edith Rosenbarker for being senior girl winner of the citizenship award. To Ray Waite for being senior boy winner of the citizenship award. To Mary Abel for being junior girl winner of the citizenship award. To Joe Wells for being junior boy winner of the citizenship award. To Mr. Pelotte for coaching our championship football team. To Miss Bloomfield for directing our junior and senior plays. To Bill Goodrich for being chosen for the all-star team of the Franklin-St. Lawrence County League for 3 years, and for being high scorer of the varsity. To Kenny Wilson for being high scorer of the J.V. To Mr. Beha for putting up with us while being homeroom teacher and assestant advisor. To Mrs. Garlough for helping keep our money straight. To Mr. Corbin for helping straighten cut our problems. To Mr. Garbreana for going to New York with us. To Mr. Santor for his work with the band and chorus. To Mr. Knapp for all his work in the science room. To Mrs. Trerise for all the work she has done on our school banquets. To Mrs. Jenne for taking over Mrs. Weed’s Place so effeciently. To Mrs. Seamons for coaching our cheering squad this year. To Mr. Cross for his continual good sportsmanship, and for the sportsmanship he has taught the members of the team. To Mr. Sullivan for all his work with the student council. To the students who went to all-state sectionals. To Edith Rosenbarker for being validictorian To Elva Sharapine for being salutatorian To Elva Shampine £or being Editor of the Yearbook.

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SCHOOL YEAR 1953-54 Bright and early on September first in fifty-three, The Parishville Central School opened officially. The football season began right away, And about our team there is lots to say! On the night before our big game against S. L. C, We had a big pep rally and it helped us win, by gee! Best of all we got the championship! We said we’d do it and we didn’t slip. After the season was all done We had a banquet, just for fun. The seniors explained activities before the assembled school So the new students would know how to live by the rule. In October we had a Halloween party; It was lots of fun and we all ate hearty. A talent assembly was given next; Then another, that had Book Week for it's text. The seniors held their play on the twelfth of November, It was presented twice more in the month of December. Basketball season started off real well; We beat S. L. C.; that made us feel swell! The Christmas assembly was loads of fun, With a play, and singing, and food for everyone. Christmas vacation finished very soon And right after that midyear tests did loom. In January, the temperature dropped to the floor So school aid not keep a couple of days or more. The library had several movie programs throughout the year; A great many people came to see them from far and near. In March, the basketball playoffs were held in Malone. We took one of the awards to keep for our own. A Student Council was begun this spring; For Parishville this was quite a new thing. At Easter, the seniors went to New York City That the trip went too fast was the great pity. The Volley Ball Tournament and the Speaking Contest kept April alive, For those who for an all-around personality do strive.

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SENIOR MEMORIES Making roses to decorate the 1953 Junior-Senior Rrom. The missing fudge at Hbpkinton. Gertrude winking at Betty during Ghost Wanted . The big pep; rally—our first like that. Jimmy and Alfred doing the hula at the Victory Party. Winning the football championship in 1953 The boys singing in “The Owl Critic during Book Week Assembly. Beatrice and her spiders i The record that rolled and rolled instead of breaking. The vie not working during the play at Colton. Playing I Doubt It ' on top of the piano during the play at Colton. The sleigh ride that we couldn't have. The bus lights going out on the basketball trip to Bombay. Ray and Alfred cheering at the varsity faculty game. THE CLASS OF 54 AS EIGHTH GRADERS 1st row: D. Weller, R. Converse, A. Adner, D. MacTavish, M. Bicknell, B. Cary. J. Wright,. B. Mott, S. Swift, E. Snickles, M. Stacy,. D. Brown, A. Grant; 2nd row: G. MeRobbie, E. Shamoine, M. Costa, B:. Dibble, K. Drean, E. Burnett, R. LaBar, T. Davis, T. Sochia, L. Stark, I. Derosia, E. Wilson; 3rd row: J. Shell, R. Waite, G. Christy, C. Kent, M. Stark, E. Frank, A. Burnett, W. Sabre, M. Dibble, W. Gilbert, EE. Miller; 4th row: G. Scovil, A. Remington, G. Reed, E. Richards, J. Bradish, G. Reed, C. GArlough, E. Rosenbarker,. D. Brown, A. Reed, W. Bush