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

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CLASS HISTORY fcontinuedl Secretary, Philip witherell, Treasurer, Joseph wells, Reporter, and Mrs Radway was our class advisor We had a food sale to help our class treasury Mary Abel, and Kathryn Norman joined us in our sophmore year Charlotte Wilson was elected our President, Joseph wells, Vice Presldent, Nancy Groebler, Secretary, Leon Strader, Treasurer, our advlsor was Mrs Kathryn Simser That year we sold All Occasion cards and soda pop at all the home ball games At the beginning of our Junior year we elected Joseph witherell, President, Charlotte Wilson, Vice President, Mary Abel, Secretary, Nancy Groebler, Treasurer, Irene Emlin and Rupert Sheldon, Class Reporters Wllliam Pelotte was our advisor, We sold stockings, aCt1Vit1SS were very successful Other students that have been wlth us but have moved or left school are Eva ward, Janice Chappele, Charles Robideau, Richard Robideau, Iseral Richards, Mary Wilmot, Mina Rivers, Norma Fullerton, Robert Crump, Roger Farms, Gaylord Rockwell, Merton Scovil, Floyd Tebo, Mabel Simonds, Andrew Adner, Thomas Davis, Harry Mlller, Gerald Reed, Timmy Sochia, James Bradish, Ed1SOn Richards, Jimmy Webster Gene Vodron, John Snell and Lawrence Weller Beverly Dibble and Cherry Matthie Joined us ln our senior year Our officers are Rupert Sheldon, President, Charlotte Wilson, Vice President, Carolyn Warner, Secretary, Mary Abel Converse, Treasurer, Irene Emlin, Assistant Treasurer, Nancy Groebler, Cherry Matthie and Joseph Witherell, Student Council Members Our advisors are Miss Bloomfield and Mr Beha . Mr. ' jewelry and had a junior-senior prom and movie dances. None of these 'I ' ,

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Class History Of our senior class of fifteen, only Joseph Wells started in 1943, with Miss Frances Champney as teacher Rupert Sheldon, Nancy Groebler, and Charlotte wilson Joined him in the second grade Irene Emlin came the following year In the sixth grade David Armstrong and Leon Strader joined our rank Other teachers that we had in elementary school were Mrs Elizabeth O'Brien, Mrs Kathleen Steinberg and Mrs Hllda Bassett The seventh grade made a great difference Now we were up stairs with the high school New members that are still with us are Maxlme Chevier, Richard Daby, and Joseph Witherell There is no record of class organization even though the first issue of the Panorama , had our class plctures with Miss Marilyn Burnup as advisor In the eighth grade Carolyn warner Joined the class Our Nancy Groebler, Secretary, Leon Strader, Treasurer, Richard Gary and Charlotte wilson, Class reporters We graduated that June even though some of the class was disappointed with unsigned certif4 cates Our class advisor that year was Mr Kenneth Knapp e grad uating class consisted of Phyllis Allen, David Armstrong, Mary Brad ish, June Castle, Maxime Chevier, Eugene Conklin, Richard Daby, Irene Emlin, Richard Gary, Nancy Groebler, Robert Miller, Dewey Peck, Robert Regan, Rupert Sheldon, Lyndon Snickles, Jean Stark, Leon Strader, Janet Thomas, Carolyn Warner, Helen Weller, Joseph wells, Charlotte Wilson, Joseph Witherell, and Philip witherell As freshmen we elected an all boy slate of officers James Bradish, President, Joseph Witherell, Vice President, Rupert Sheldon, fl N ' ' officers were: James Bradish, President, Helen Weller, Vice-President, 0 o I 0 Th J

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CLASS HISTORY Ccontinuedl We started our project with a very successful magazine campaign. Then we sold stationery and greeting cards. In the meantime, we had the regular sale of candy during lunch hours. In November we began practicing for the play Nwish On The Moonu, which was produced on December 3, 1954. After the basketball season began, we sold refreshments and had vic dances after home ball games. We sold class pins, and sponsored a variety show and an one-act play put on by Sylvan Rebekah Lodge. That same week we had the Alumni vs Varsity basketball game which was very successful As this goes to press our plans are complete for our New York trip, which we are all gr atly anticipating SENIOR PLAY UWISH ON THE MOONN Jenny, a Sh? little wren Mrs Latimer, her mother Gran, her grandmother Tess her new friend 7 Eddie, Tess's brother Pat, a popular boy Barbara, a very pretty girl Vivian, a smart girl Martin, Tess's boy friend Sound effects Tickets Irene Emlin Mary Abel Carolyn Warner Charlotte Wilson Rupert Sheldon Joseph Witherell Nancy Groebler Kathy Norman Richard Daby Maxime Chevier David Armstrong Cherry Matthie Leon Strader Miss Bloomfield Other Students Director This three act comedy was very successful and also a lot of fun In spite of many demands we were unabl to present this play in Honkinton as has been the custom WHITE HARDWARE CO , INC 'If it's hardware, we have 1 N Potsdam, New York O 9 Q C ' - 0 9 tttttiittititttvwttixAmrtixvixiwxfixiitttxixtxmxxmx4x44+44y44444g44444 O O I t.