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

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Miss Mr Mrs S Mrs Mr Mrs Mrs s Mrs FACULTY CcontinuedJ Helen McNasser Potsdam State Teachers College, B S, Primer Fannie Bloomfield University of Vermont, B S , New York Universlty M A , School of Library Service, Columbia, New Hampshire University, Genessee State Teachers College English and Librarian Flora Miller Potsdam State Teachers College, Columbia University and New York University, Grades 7 and 8 Citizenship Education Reading and Spelling Eva Jenne Central C ty Business Institute, St Lawrence University Csummer sessionb Business Subjects Arnold Smith Ithaca College, B S in Physical Education and Dental Hygiene Norma Black Elmira College, B S , Mathematics Marion Stowe Colton Training Class, Summers at Potsdam State Teachers College, Grade 5 Catherine Cook Potsdam Normal School, Summer School, Grade Blanche Vorce Potsdam Normal School, Primer Lena Helmer Colton Training Class, Summers at Potsdam State Teachers College, Grades 5 and 6 Norva LaFountain Madrid Training Class, Hopkinton Village School, Primer Mary Q Moran Russell Training Class, Potsdam State Teachers College, Dist 7, vest Parishville Mr George Beha Cornell University, B S , College of Agriculture Mr william Pelotte Niagara University, B A , St Lawrence Miss Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs University, Social Studies Anna Deegan Prushton Training Class, Summers at Potsdam State Teachers College, Hopkinton Village School, Grades 2,3,4 Lucy Frary Potsdam Normal School, Hopkinton Village School, Grades 5 and 6 Sally Thomas Eastman Dental Dispensary for Dental Hygienist CAbsent from photograph? Edith Pettys Potsdam Normal School, Willisville Sarah Chittenden Crane's School of Music Potsdam Normal School Grades l 6 TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION President Helen McNasser Vice President George Beha Secretary Treasurer Anna Marie Yanarella The Teachers' Association devoted its meetings this year to a series of workshops on school problems We also worked for increased state aid A banquet was held at the Albion to end f V 1 s ful year Mrs. - , 7 so ' Mrs ' o o . Mr 0 ' . 0 0 0 S' ' . 20 Mr 0 ' . . Agriculture. . .

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?W'HK K' ?WnP Facu ty Mr Richard Santor Potsdam State Teachers College, B S , Music Miss Anna Marie Yanarella - University of New York, Teachers Mrs Mrs Mr. Mr. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs College, Albany, B. A., St. Lawrence University, English. Anne Morgan - Plattsburg State Teachers College, B. S. Homemaking. Hilda Bassett Potsdam State Normal, Grade Supervisor. .Charles Turcotte - Albany State Teachers College, B. S., M. S., Columbia University, Supervising Principal. Kenneth Knapp - St. Lawrence University, B. S., M. Ed., Science Mary Katner - Potsdam State Teachers College, A. B. in Education , Grade ll- . Grace Jenack - St. Lawrence State Hospital School of Nursing, Registered Professional Nurse. Mollie Bicknell - Potsdam State Normal, Columbia University, Grades 1 and 2. Maud C. Gertrude remedial Margaret Math, Latin I and II. Gladys Garlough - Central City Business Institute, School Secretary. Burt - Potsdam State Normal, Grade 3. Witherell - Potsdam State Normal, Kindergarden and reading. S. Pierce - Elmira College, A. B., 7th English and . A , f I f, 2 A ' 'nw . 5 . f , ,, fra' G .. . 'V Wig . f 4 X 4- f ' A Q , av ' N ,f ' Z, , 1 we W pg. L, ,,. A , '1 af, ' . . H 1 ' jk, ,km 'Y-,A-gf,,',,., ,Q ,gh Y . 4: mare area erin? . mfwpf A my are 'M :f l f-9-.2. Jw f E 2 ' 'A 45 5 3-in S17 , 'A , 4 . Ma. 7 Y 'feffux' f - f A , , ,-- ..-lm 3 Li . 1 3 ' el f' . 1 I . . s 4 . I yr w't 3' 0 0 o 0

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fill 61,00 5 J5age I would address this message to the entire student body, but particularly to the members of th1s year' graduating class we are living in an age when individualism is in danger of being smothered under a blanket of conformity Perhaps, to some extent, this is necessary in a complex industrial society, however, the very foundation stone of democracy is a deep abiding faith in the dignity and worth of the individual Our country's greatness was the result of the care of our forefathers to see that honest individualism was not stifled Today it is often easier to conform rather than stand out we are t o often willing to be classified with the naveragen In all matters that do not violate the laws of God and of our country, do not be afraid to assert yourselves and to count as individuals. The keystone of an arch is an individual stone different in shape from all the other stones of the structure, yet without this keystone the ability of the arch to stand is lessened. Without individuals who are willing to stand out and be counted in all things that are true and honest, just and pure, the stability of society is weakened. Do not let your fear of not being naveragen prevent you from giv- ing all that is within you to give. Charles E. Turcotte Supervising Principal , ,jT t Y A ' 'ix , Xp as .f W A . ff V n' , 19. . f, . S . o 0 0 0 0 Q