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

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JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM ON AT THE FAIR X-

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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.

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Class Wall we, the class of 1955 of Parishville Hopkinton Central School being of entirely unsound minds and infirm bodies do make this our last will and testament, thereby abrogating all previous wills made by us We will the Juniors the fun of selling hristmas cards in the spring To the Sophmores we will the determination for everyone to get his own way We leave the freshman the hope that they won't lose their pep for their class activities by the time they are seniors To Mr Turcotte, we will the hair tonic he asked for last Christmas We will Mrs Garlough a senior class treasurer that doesn't need an adding machine we will Mr Beha a group of students who will be seated in the homeroom but NOT on his desk We will Miss Bloomfield a secretary that doesn't cry in English class we will Mrs Black another senior to take Nancy's place in elementary algebra class giving a test leave Mrs Jenack a scooter so that she can catch students owing excuses leave Mrs Jenne a special closet in which to put all of the noisy senlors We will Mr Knapp some of our excess energy so he can build another boat We leave Mrs Morgan a new make up klt for next year's senior play cast we will the Junior boys lots of luck in sports next year The senior girls leave the Junior girls, their escorts for the basketball trips Nancy leaves Donald Petty in charge of the trombone section in the band Red leaves his posit1on as senior class president to Kevin Vorce - I ' a we will Mr. Pelotte a class that will not try to talk him out of we . We . .