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

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1956 volume:

l 4 Y 1 'X..f'Ji-'IV CJIWQLUWQI' The seventh NPanoramaH, a record of the 1955 56 school year, is published by the students of the Parishville Hopkinton Central School, Parishville, New York The staff and faculty advisors thank the advertisers and others who have 1'-elped to make this yearbook possible 2 ? Q MII.-If 'llll lflll 4- CU? W XMI if IJMWM MN PPFMMH ME- ' J,,lL,W l'J,afY-Y, A k f W d ff ff 4 lx! F m Q n 3 Y ' O A H ' 5 54 4 4 4 4 55 5 SN s H af., 1 h 1 vi Front rom Hoyt, S Conklin, B Greene, J Davi , Ebippen E Russell, N Lunderman, R Conklin, C Bicknell, F Snell Row 2 Mrs Jenne, S Thompson, L Fountain, J Hotaling, S Stacy, L DeLaire, D LaPoint, N Nurney, P Magill, B Perry Row 3 Miss Bloomfield, G McRobbie, J Daniels, M Sevey, H Foster, P Nurney, A Peary, J Puryer, J Katner, N Moses, A Bump Rowlr B Hart, S Reed, E Lauber, E Daby, N Foster, R Fitz gerald, D Sevey, E Forrest, B Miller, K Vorce Row W Roberts, P Phippen, E Bump, J Planty, D Petty, R Ellis mwloofl 52 ff Editor Evelyn Russell Asst. Editors Shirley Shampine Jo Ann Phippen Business Manager Nancy Foster Circulation Manager Gloria McRobbie Advertising Jeanne Daniels Ruth LaClair Juanita Katner Norma Moses Herb Phippen Mary Sevey Carolyn Bicknell Patricia Hoyt Nancy Lunderman Ruth Conklin Barbara Greene Shirley Conklin Judy Hotaling Evelyn Russell Mary Swift Jo Ann Phippen Gloria McRobbie Florence Snell Photography Lay-Outs Other Typists James Young Janice Puryer Lila Fountain Heidi Foster Dale Sevey Advisor Robert Hart Advisor Patricia Magill ' Miss Bloomfield Eleanor Peary Mrs. Jenne K Ass. M ,. .., ' A 2 ' 7 ' , F ....i,...., 4 A xi A 'M ' fi ' ' , . ., , at ,L W 2 Q A A ,, ' ,Q .4 1. 3 QA ., K - - ,A -T... t X' v. G -. ' ...4 W Nl L - , A ' W rw 5 4 J ' F . , y . N , V , y t . ' T P ' 3 o - o o 0 3 U Q - g , . 0 o o o 0 o I 0 0 0 0 o o 0 s o o o a : a Q o o 0 0 o ' o 0 q Q I 0 O 0 0 0 0 n ' 0 o o o 0 5 1 0 1 0 0 o o o 0 FW in aww N45 'J Milton Snell, Lyle Green Albon Aiken, Charles Turcotte, Principal Frank Baldwin, Floyd Fenner, Clerk, Gordon Daby, Chester Cbampney, Mrs Bessie Duffy, Mrs Mary Young CAbsentJ Mr Parmeter I'l'lU'llfffI 6Lfl0l'l Mrs Mary Young President Albon Aiken Vice President Floyd Fenner Clerk Royal S Hoyt Treasurer Mr Warren O Daniels Attorney Mrs Grace Jenack Attendance Officer Supervising Principal District Superintendent Mr Charles E Turcotte Mrs Melissa Carroll Grade Supervisor Mrs Hilda Bassett C ,J Mm-Q ,f My , p A1 - We 5? a 13 . A x E af as 7 5 ' X I! ' 3 3 ,,, '4 3, .. , A ' to V 1 s'--- 2 , any ,Nt 1 ' I Km K ,d J A 5 , 'fe 4 ' K ' V A ww, all k'rfW'v?,' ., V ,V Q' it X K A amen ' 1' is , s' 'QL as 5 -. 0 Q 0 O 0 - g O O O O Mr 0 ' Mr. Mr! I O C o o Aww :fxZ6lClLl62f.- 0 Mrs Eva Jenne Central City Business Institute, St Law University CSum er Sessionl, Business Subjects Mrs. Marion Stowe - Colton Training Class, Potsdam State Teachers College CSummer Sessionsl, Grade 5. Mrs. Mary Kitner - Potsdam State Teachers College, A. B. in Education, Grade . Mrs. Leonore Goldschein - Potsdam State Teachers College, B. S. in Education, Grade 2. Miss Anne M. Snell - Paul Smiths College A.A., Potsdam State Teachers College, B. S., Junior and Senior Art. Mrs. Katherine Noses - Potsdam State Normal, Potsdam State Teachers College CSummer and Extension Coursesb, Kindergarten and First Grade at hopkinton. Mrs. Blanche McIntyre - Potsdam State Normal, Columbia University, Potsdam State Teachers College. Elementary Grade Teacher- , y n , P A ,M Z g W, M554 I . '15, r I ,A 1 'Maw L wr... Y W W 1- ' , T , an an M ,ty 4 ' ' 'mf N' J- X AW - V as , , , , 4 Ng 5 I at . . . ' V1 ' i 'af' I C 0 ' o 0 Q Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs FACULTY Kcontinuedl Irene Hepburn Arnold College of Health, Physical Education and Recreation, Potsdam State Teachers College, M Ed Girl's Ym Anne Morgan Plattsburg State Teachers College, B S Homemakin Margaret S Pierce Elmira College, B A English 7th Grade, Latin I and II, French I Maud C Burt Potsdam State Normal, Grade 6 Helen McNassar Potsdam State Teachers College, B S , Primer Gertrude Witherell Potsdam State Normal, Kindergarten and Remedial Reading Charles Turcotte Albany State Teachers College, B S Mrs Mrs Mrs Columbia University, M S , Supervislng Principal Grace Jenack St Lawrence State Pospital School of Nursing, Registered Professional Nurse Lucy Frary Potsdam Normal School, Grades 5 and 6 at Hopkinton Mary Q Moran Russell Tralning Class, Potsdam State Teachers College, Grade 3 Kenneth Knapp St Lawrence University, B S , M Ed Science Mrs Mrs Miss Mrs Mrs Miss Mrs Mrs Catherine Cook Potsdam Normal School, Summer Sessions, Grade Jessie Vanderhurst St Lawrence Univcrslty, B A , English Fannie Bloomfield Unlversity of Vermont, B S , New York University, M A School of Library Service, Columbia, New Hampshire Unlverslty, Genessee State Teachers College, English and Librarian Flora Mlller Potsdam State Teachers College, Columbia University, New York Lniversity, Grades 7 and 8 Citizenshlp Education, heading and Spelllng Norma Black Elmlra College, B S , Mathematics Anna Dee an Brushton Training Class, Potsdam State Teachers College ?Summer Sessionsb Hopkinton School, Grades 2, 3, H Hilda Bassett Potsdam St te Normal, Potsdam State Teachers CollegeCSummers ano Extension Coursesl, Grade Supervisor Edith Pettys Potsdam Normal School, Potsdam State Teachers College KSummers and Extension Coursesl, Willisville Mr George Beha Cornell Lniversity, B S , College of Agriculture Agrlculture G . O I Mrs ' 5 . Mro 0 o o o a 0 Mrs. Gladys Garlough - Central City Business Institute, School Sec. Mr. Mrs Mrs Mr. Mr. Mrs Mrs FACULTY Ccontinuedl Jack Liberman - New York University, Potsdam State Teachers College, B. S., Music. Blanche Vorce - Potsdam Normal School, Columbia University, Grade l. Mollie Bicknell - Potsdam Normal School, Columbia University, Grade 1. William Pelotte - Niagara University, B. A., St. Lawrence University, Social Studies. Arnold Smith - Ithaca College, B. S. in Physical Education and Dental Hygiene, Boys' Gym. Sarah Chittenden - Crane's School of Music, Potsdam Normal School of Music, Grades 1-6 iAbsent from photograph! Sally Thomas - Eastman Dental Dispensary for Dental Hygienists, School Hygienist CAbsent from photographl Mark Jones Potsdam State Teachers College, B S , Reading, Spelling, and Science, Grade 8, Social Studies, Grade 7 CAbsent from photographl P H C S TEACHERS ASSOCIATION President Mr Kenneth Knapp Vice President Mrs Norma Black Secretary Treasurer Mrs Eva Jenne sa ,. SV 3 a 51 hh Q MT. ' 0 0 ' Q o n 3 Q o a a o ' 0 ' 0 U 'xy K 0 K n 3 Xt Q5 1 I , 00 ,..g f, 0 ' I .. . . A In 'S 5 I 5. 61 ' ' 1 Q ' K 1-5 1 1 . ' 'X 2 . 'S A . Q . 5 .1 ew. 1 A- -1 si 4, .4 ' . . .. 1. 7 5 1 3' ml I 5 ',. 5 1 ,f v 1 f - '- f P v ,- r X. I2 5 hx ff , .o 'N K 1 . N.-. 1' 1 4 ..-f ----- 4 . , S- Cuulul Scboel Duluaf X, , , T.-...f Puuhvnlle,HcPlmi:-1, - J on elm an-.4 Pahluu I U'lCll96l 2656L92 'is' 'QA 'ii For many years to come, the pages that follow in this yearbook will be a reminder to you of the wonderful opportunities your parents have provided so that you may acquire an education They realize, as did their parents before them, that in order for our great American experiment in democracy to continue to succeed, our young people must be educated, and they have been willing to make many sacrifices to provide you with the learning necessary for you to live successfully in a democratic society The kind of man or woman you become will be the true test of what your homes, churches, and schools have achieved. I hope that you will work very hard to justify the faith which your parents and teachers have in your future. Charles E. Turcotte Supervising Principal 7 O O 6 .. 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M5-gn.. . --, , ' ,NF -N N' X I W , , 0 g . 0 ' X 0 0 o Jamtors w Richardson U Clark F Tebo Absent- R Adams Compliments UNITED MARKET 395 Maple Street Potsdam, New York iii?Yiiiiilfiiiiiififiiiif4111113151111Wiiiifiiifiiiiiifiifffiifiifffi Compliments of PUTNAM-SCRIMINGER TYPEWRITER CO. 15 Main Street Tel. 3601 Canton, New York 'N TI lx cf' ' , C K, A V D K 0 0 O O fell . 4' 'V ut vi of 1955-1956 On a bright September day, We came back to school with Many new teachers Joined us They helped us solve many a Football season didn't turn But the boys did their best much to say this year, worry and fear out very well, as we could tell The Holloween Party was a lot of fun, There were cider and doughnuts for everyone NMidnightN was the senior play, It was very good indeed, they did say Then the seniors put on WMidnightW in Hopkinton Again praises were shouted by everyone Musical programs over WPDM became the order, They were brought to us by tape recorder Our Christmas party was delayed, That made all of us dismayed That it was fun, was very clear, To get School We sat those presents even after New Year was out three days because of the snow, snug at home while the wind did blow To join the Armed Forces, with lots of fuss The Photography Club was started, which was a lot o To work in the darkroom away from the sun Mr Lieberman started the mixed chorus this year, For that he deserves a big cheer In the new 'Living with Musicn class, Upperclassmen learned about music, present and past Varsity basketball was not very good this year, The The And The championship has passed us by, we fear J V N's won every league game, they got a cup, their proof of fame time has come for nPanoramaU to go to press, We can't be late or we will be in a mess There's more to come before the year is done, A prom, play day, variety show, -all lots of fun. 9 At mid-year Eddie, Ronnie, and Bob left us, f fun, 'Vi' ang, 'Qa--Y Anne Francis Bump Her charm is in her chattern Chorus l,2,3,M, Band l,2,3, Newspaper Club 3,N F H A 3,h Science Club 1, Panorama H 'Midnight' M Edward A Bump Eddie' Time hath a taming handu Baseball 2 3,H, Basketball 2,3,H, Football l,2,3,M, S udent Council Vice Pres 2, Pres 3,ki Class Pres l,2, Prom Attendant 3, Varsity C ub 3,k, Athletic Assoc 3,k Panorama H, 'Midnight' 1+ Edna Edith Daby nGenerally quiet with little to say Usually working throughout the dayn Typing Editor 3 Typing Asst N Panorama 4 Sports Club H Student Council Q, Sec N Midnight' N Jean E Daniels Jeanne 'Her shy disposition shouldn't block ambitionu F H A l,2, Newspaper Club l,2,3, Asst.Editor M Band l,2,3,M, Chorus 2,3,k Library Club l,2,3, Class Reporter l,2, Class res 3, Class Sec M Band Sec 8 Tres 4, Panorama l,2,3,H, Cheering l,2,3,N Student Council sec 2, Midnight' M Prom Pr ncess 3, lst Prize for outstanding student 3 it -on ll Q U . . 5 O I I 3 . N I ll I E 0 0 W . 0 . 0 . I y . 1 I . . 7 ., ,jk ,gt Spanish Club lg F.H.A. 2,35 Newspaper Club 2: qt-D 0 . O 5 Q li 1 .5 . 7 '. ll ll I I A O O I . Q . Q' . . '. 0 ' 0 0 Sv 1 . . n l , in . . N fQvwai 'YQ' yffi il Richard Fitzgerald 'Dick' For he is a quiet ladu Football H, Chorus 1, 2, H, Panorama H, Varsity Club 4, Athletic Assoc 4 P F A M, Basketb ll Mgr H, Baseball N, Midnight' H Edward C Forrest Sonny' NTo worry little and study less Is his idea of happinessu Football l, 2, Captain 3, Co captain M, Basketball l, 2, 3, N, F F A 2, 3, Pres N Varsity Club , M, Pres H, Athletic Club 3, M Mixed Chorus , 'Midnight' M, Student Council, Vice Pres 3, Pres N, Panorama H Nancy Foster Nane' NBashful and qulet but at times quite a riotn Band 2,3, F H A 1, 3, Science Club 1, 2, Se Math Club Vice Pres 2, Newspaper Club 3, H Panorama 3, 4, Bus Mgr 4, Llbrary Club 3, H Class Sec 3, Class Reporter H Robert Hart Bob s work that is necessary lor accomplishmentn F F A 2, Reporter 3, Treasurer H, Mixed Chorus R UMidnightH Stage Mgr M, Panorama M ? Qu Etta Louise Lauber NYouth 1 full of laughter for those who find itn H A l, 2, 3, Newspaper Club l, 2, 3, N Cheering 2, Band 1, bpanish Club 4 Panorama H, Sports Club H Gloria Mae McRobbie N0bliging and cheerful, industrious and kindu F H A 1, 2, Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3, Sec 3, Band l 2, Vice Pres 3, Chorus l, 2, 3, H, fibrary Club 1, 2, Class Sec 3, Treas H Panorama l, 2, 3, M, Cir Editor Cheering 1, 2, 3, 4 Midnight' 4 Robert O Miller HB0 ' 'Ever ready to be go f '1GZ Fotbal12,3,lu-,Capt '+,FFAl237+ . N ' ua- IR J V Basketball Mgr 4, Science Club,l,,2,, , asf Varsity Club 3, M Panorama 3 Jackie Planty Jack' 'More than a little nonsense now and thenu Class Treas. 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Hg Panorama 3, N, Athletic Assoc. 3, H, Treas. M- Football 25 Basketball 2,3,Hg Baseball l,2,3, 5 Sapt. 35 Varsity Club 2,3,Ng Midnight' H. is 'K ? f WW ins...-, 17 is Sally Marie Reed nSalU , HA smile for every girl, a tear for every boyn Band 1 2 3 H- Chorus 1 2 3 H' Newspaper Club 1: 2: 3: Lf, Panorama,3,,Y+ ,F ,H A 1, 2, c ence Club 1, 2, Cheering l, 2, 3 Midnight' Class Reporter 3 Ronald A Robar Ronnie Hwhen you' e g t n ing to say, say nothingu Football 2, 3, H, Baseball 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3, N, Athletic Assoc 3 Varsity Club 3, Panorama 3 wayne Roberts NTake it easy, the e is no rus W Band 2, H, Football 2, H, Chorus U, Panorama M Science Club l, 'Midnight' M Roberta R Scovil Rusty' ver ready with a songu Transferred from Gouverneur Central School Librar Club 2, 3, N, Library Workers 2, 3 H Choir F H A 1, Intermurals 1, 2, Junior Actors Club l M N S i 1 . Q 0 3 I n 0 '3 , Q , ' . W . ll n new ' v o oth M N y, vz.', , fa ' . 5 . L, ,, Q , U . . ,. . ' ' ' 7 yas., . . n 1 - ' N ll v vw' U' E Q- E A ' 7 1 5 4 5 I O O . . 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I fry Gros vas Q 'Q-P' 'IQ Wx Dale Sevey Slow and easy wins the rac H Basketball 1, 2, 3, H, Panorama M Baseball 2, 3, N, Varsity Club 3, M Sec Treas H, Athletic Assoc 3 Midnight M Student Council 3, M Florence Snell Flossie' 'A smile with intent to mischiefn Chorus 1, 2, 3, N NAtom' 1, 2, 3, U Band 1, 2, 3 H, Pres 4, Clas Pr Q M Cheering 2, 3, U, Library Club 1, 2, 3 Panorama 2, 3, N Midnight' M F H A 1 Per Band 3, H Kevin Vorce Kev 'I agree with no man's opinion, I have my own Band 1, 2, 3, N, Treas N All State Band 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, L+, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 1+ Football 2, 3, Varsity Club 2, 3, M, Athl6tiC Assoc Pres 3, M, Class Pres , Student Council Treas H, Mixed Chorus , Prom Prince 3, Midnight 4 Post Graduate lary Margaret Regan HSe1f confidence is necessary for success fs id 4r,- Potsdam Central School Graduate, 1955 f Cfaaa .Malory lass of 1956, only Gloria McRobb1e started out in Parishville Edward Forrest and Robert Hart joined in second grade The fifth grade brought Kevin Vorce The seventh grade was the big year when Jack Planty, Wayne Roberts, Dale Sevey, Ann Bump, Florence Snell, Etta Lauber, Nancy Foster, Jean Daniels, Edna Daby and Sally Reed joined the group That year we moved to the top floor of what is now the grade build ing and we had Miss Marilyn Burnup as advisor Our officers were Gloria McRobbie, President, Ann Lakins, Vice President, Edna Daby, Secretary, Kevin Vorce, Treasurer, and Adele Sochia, Reporter The class consisted of thirty four students The only activity of this year was a class picnic in June In the eighth grade, we were in Mr Knapp's homeroom and our officers were Kevin Vorce, President, Jack Planty, Vice President, Adele Sochia, Treasurer, Nancy Hooper, Reporter, and Sentinel, Robert Hart Our activities were a dance and a hay ride that didn prove very successful financially Eighth grade graduation will always be a cherished memory Twenty one students were graduated into high school at this time A speaking contest was held and the prizes were given out as follows first prize, girls Nancy Hooper, second prize, Jean Daniels, first prize, boys: Wayne Roberts, second prize, Kevin Vorce Our freshman year is a year to be remembered We moved into the building with Mrs Jeanne Seamans as advisor The officers were Edward Bump, President, Edward Forrest, Vice President Ronnie Robar, Secretary, Kevin Vorce, Treasure, and Jean Daniel , Reporter O In c Gloria McRobbie, Secretary, Jean Daniels, Assistant Secretary, . 't 3 ' ' 5 O O S CLASS HISTORY Ccontinuedl During the year our class helped sponxar a dance to help pay for a scoreboard In our sophomore and junior years we were alphabetically arranged 1n homerooms Our sophomore year was more active as our progects were selllng salt water taffy and sweat shirts The effieer officers were as follows Edward Bump, President, Kevln Vorce, Vice President, Gloria McRobbie, Secretary, Jack Planty, Treasurer, and Jean Daniels, Reporter Mrs Terise assisted us with our group activities In our Junior year, officers were Kevin Vorce, President, Treasurer, and Sally Reed, Reporter The class put on a one act play and sponsared a dance at Christmas but the mast importa1t activlty was the Junior Senior Prom Out of our class the following people were elected for the royalty Jean Daniels, Princess and Kevin Vorce, Prince Their attendants were Gloria McRobbie and Edward Bump Since seventh grade the students who have left our class are Edward Bump, Larry Castle, Clarence Dibble, Howard Fenlong, Leonard Foster, Eugene Osgood, Herbert Phippen, Ronald Robar, John Swift, Floyd Tebo, Ray Thompson, Diane Ayers, Jean Burnett, Ruth Conklin, Otha Deere, Nancy Hooper, Leona Laggue, Ann Lakins, Elizabeth Perry, Mina Rivers, Adele Sochia, Loretta Bradish, Betty Pelkey, Ann Randal, David Armstrong, Eugene Conklin, Richard Gary, Bobby Miller, Paul Campbell, Mary Ellen Bradish, Irene Raymo, Blanche Kenny, Jean Stark, Irene Emlin, Maxime Chevier, and Leon Strader As seniors, our Off1CeTS were Florence Snell, President, Jack Planty, Vice-President, Nancy Foster, Secretary, Jean Daniels CLASS HSTORY Ccontinuedl ack Planty, Vice President, Jean Daniels, Secretary, Gloria McRobbie Treasurer, and Nancy Foster, Reporter Our advlsors were Miss Snell and Mr Beha we have had many activities this year because at the end of our Junior year we had only about 8200 This meant that we had to work very hard because our trip to New York will take about 81300 Our first project was a magazlne campaign in the form of a contest The wlnner was Jean Daniels who sold subscriptions which amounted to 8112 50 Florence Snell was second with 3lOH 75 Selllng Chrlstmas cards and statlonery was another big item After Friday night basketball games, we held Vic dances and sold refresh ments Candy was sold untll Easter as a regular senior project W also put on a three act mystery comedy called 'Midnight' This play was put on in Hopkinton as well as in Parishville The play was very well received As this goes to press, we are COnClUG1Dg our arrangements for the trip to New York we have tickets to see'the Pajama Game and we are taking the Van Zlle Tours We are all looking forward to this wonderful experlence Compliments DUFFY'S BARBER SHOP Parishville New york lk!lkltlkvkikikiiflklkikfillllklkikihkllrliiklkilvklkirIFIYIOHIOIIOHIOKIYIOHFIIHKIOHYIOIQHOIIKIkiklllilfikliwhhklklklkilvklhlrlklivkltlklkltik Compliments of WARREN O. DANIELS Attorney at Law Parishville New Ygrk Financially the magazine campaign was our most successful activity. . ' ' . e - 1 u. of Aw 964! We the class of 1956 of Parishville hopkinton School, having strong back and weak minds do prepare tYlS as Our 1aSt will and te tamony, on the 21 t day of June, 1956 Jean Daniels leaves the headaches of class secretary to Evelyn Russell The seniors will the juniors their co operatlon with the teachers Kevin wills Roger Poyt his danclng abillty Bob Fart wills herble Phipnen a car that will do more than 60 m p going to football games Sonny wills Ray Thompson his muscles to watch Ray's temper The seniors wlll Reggie Barrett center position on the basketball team The seniors will Reggie Barrett an operator's license Jean wills her shyness to Shirley Shampine The seniors will Miss Bloomfield an English N class that won't get her angry in the first five minutes of class Dale Sevey wills his flat tires to Reggie Ellis Wayne Roberts leaves his ways with the women to Don Petty Etta leaves her position of belng the first senior g1rl to get engaged to Ruth Conklin We will Mrs Black an algebra class that will meet the same period so she can have a free period next year Edna leaves her weekly trlps to Baxter's to Joanne Phelix Florence leaves her position as senior class president to Pat Poyt Sally leaves her temper to Pat Magill Wayne leaves his sore ribs to Clarence Dibble The seniors will Jim warner a plate of plums Nancy F wills her personallty to Carolyn Bicknell Jean wills her abi ity in gym to Pat Wright The seniors will Judy hotalinv a diamond ring she will keep Dick F. wills his ping pong ability to Bob Chevier. WILL Ccontinuedl The seniors will Dale Sampier a plow so he will not have to shovel off the ice in order to skate. Gloria wills Adrienne a place on the cheering squad. We will We will We will Dale in The seniors Jean leaves The seniors Lila Fountain the ability to keep her shoes on Norene warner a diet sheet Jo Ann Phippen a p1lot's license so she can fly to see the army will Lorraine Crump a bicycle to ride to school Diane in charge of Picketville will Marlene Sebastian a car so she can stay at the senior dances Gloria wil's Pat P a bottle of peroxide Jean leaves her place in geonetry cals to Mary Swift We will Veronica Randall a reserved place in the hall We will Mary Swift a commutation ticket to Evan's lllls We will Pat Lauber some western records The senlors wlll Laura Thompson a permanent baby sitting Job around town The class wills Pat Snlckles, Ruth LaClajr and Nancy Phippen some color back for their halr We will Juanita Katner a house on Leroy Street The senlors will Don Baldwln a new gun for wolf huntlng The seniors w1ll Betty Perry tte abi 1ty to get along in busine s management The seliors will lm Perry a Davy Crockett hat The seniors will Wayne Peck a motorcycle Sonny leaves hi abilltv to make noise to Don Curry Ann leaves her abi ity to sing and play the guitar to Kenny Smith The seniors lea e Nancy Nurney a week' vacatlon paid to any Narlne base ln tke world Nancy leaves her dancdng ablllty to Janice Puryer . h 0 ' - C . 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L U 5 1 Y - L Q -,- . s U J . 4 It ' f ' ' .. fv Q ' , . .. . . , A , ' . . . . , J. 0 WILL Cconcludedl we will Ph l Priest a steady girl Sonny will G r sampler his ability to stay out of trouble we will Barbara Greene five cartons of non smear lipstick Ann leaves her tklnness to Connie Shatraw We will Ronnie Baldwln tke ability to stay out of trouble on basketball trips e will Sandra Tebo a scheme so she can date Bob ever night of the week Dick wills his ability to work on the trampoline to Rodney holcomb we will Vincent LaClair a year's supply of bubble gum We will Jimmy Young a spot reducer Ann leaves her waistline to Shirley Clougr The seniors will Alden Durrant a telescope so he can study the stars We will Shlrley Conklin a QUICY way to Nassena we will Dale Socria a new gultar Nancy leaves her quiet ways to Sandra Stacy We wlll Dave Russell a job on Mac Costa's farm The senlor class will basketball pOSlt1ODS to Bill LaPoint, Dick Corbin, Gary Snell and Davld Wells Edna wills her temper to Evelyn Russell, Shirley Thompson, and Mary Sevey The seniors will positions on the football team next year to Dean wilson, Tom Flanagan, Dick Corbin, and Varick Chitteneen The class wills Dona LaPoint, Peggy Nurney, and Linda DeLaire each a new Oldsmobile. We certify that the said senior class at the time they executed said instrument, were of questionably sound mind, memory, and understanding and were in all respects incompetent to make the same, and were not under any restraint. CExcept that of their advisorsll witnessed by Signed by Mortimer Snurd The Class of 1956 Effie Klinker . gi ., -L 1 o C ls - I Q ., a. J , , VT ri , - , , 1 -. IN , ' . , - . , r ,, 0 nf ' , , xr u. 1 . J so 1 Y Y . A ' 4 I - I , , ' , . - 0 ' I o . . 1 . X 1 0 1 . 1 o - o . N O . . . . I 1 4. - ' . A 0 I CLASS ALPHABET A is for Anne whose last name is Bump She doesn't make up a very solid chunk B is for Bobby who loves to drive fast Until the State Troopers caught up with him at last C is with D is Both E is When F stands Both are G is for H is for for courage and confidence too these two things, we'll never be blue for Dick and also for Dale are stout hearted fellows not a bit frail for Edna, whose last name is Daby asked a question she'll answer, 'Maybe for Florence and Forrest too Presidents, but honest and true Gloria who gets a kick out of life hurry, we never do that Nor we never get angry and fly off the bat I is for intelligence which we do have little But how we use it, is the key to the riddle J stands for Jean who seeks more knowledge which she hopes to attain by going to college K is for Kevin whose last name is Vorce when you want fun, here is one source L is for Lauber, Etta by name She is neither seeking fortune nor fame M is for NMidnightn our senior play And when it was over we shouted nHurrayN N is for Nancy, our girl with a brain She always uses it in sunshine or rain O is for optimism which really means Things always look better than they may seem P is for Planty whose first name is Jack when it comes to girls he hasn't any lack Q is for the queen of the prom in May To get it is quite an honor, we say R is for Roberts who is crazy for jazz And he has an answer for every bit of razz I ll. But when it comes to school work, there isn't much strife Mldnight' CLASS ALPHABET Ccontinuedl S is for Sally, the girl who loves to dance And she has George R. for her high school romance As often they've U is for United, This is our home V is for victory To get this far, T is for tears the teachers have wanted to shed wondered if we have a head. good old U S A and OUT and the we have W is to welcome Mary and we're glad they came, lo only estate success we have won worked and had fun Roberta to PHCS ok what they'd missed' X is for the marks that we got on our tests They're earned even if they weren't the best Y is for our yearbook that is a big We'll do it in '56 because its been chore done befor Z is for zest, that we have got Some of us little, and some of us a lot SENIOR PLAY S Mystery comedy in three parts by Glenn Hughes Julia Greenwood a spinster, 50 years old Sally Reed Claire Greenwood, her niece, 20 years old Gloria McRobb1e Bob yOTT1S, Claire's f1aHC9, 22 years old Jack Plenty Samuel Hardman, a lawyer, 50 years old Eddie Bump Ellen, Miss Greenwood's maid, 18 years old Florence Snell Joe Howard, Ellen's boyfrlend, 25 years old Kevin Vorce Hugh Nlchols, a friend of Joe , ho years old Dick f1tZg8T81d Leonard, Miss Greenwood's negro chauffeur, 19 years Wayne Roberts Mr Smith, a mysterlous vlsitor, 35 years old Edward Forrest Paula ward, his companion, 24 years old Jeanne Daniels Mrs wick, housekeeper, 50 years old Edna Daby Kate Bagley, a reporter, 28 years old Ann Bump EQQ1C Bower, a newspaper photographer, 30 years old Dale Sevey The play takes place 1n a deserted house on New Years Eve, just outside a Midwestern industrlal town It was presented at Parishville on November 27 and in Hopkinton on December 2 The play was a financlal success and the cklss had a lot of fun puttlng it on under the direction of Miss Bloomfield l O Q O O I O C ll ' I 1- f' - 4 Q . n .L 1 ' 1 s. . 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O . 5 , O 'SENIOR ORCHIDS' The class of 1956 presents an orchid Gloria McRobbie for winning the D A R Award Bob Miller for being captain of the football team Jack Planty for being captain of the baseball team Reggie Barrett for being high scorer and captain of the J V basketball team To Jean Daniels for being valedictorian and co editor of the newspaper To Dona La? int for being editor of the newspaper To Nancy Foster for being salutatorian and business manager of the yearbook To Mr Liserman. for his work with the band and chorus and starting the nLiving wlth Musicu class Mrs Jenack for her work with the cheerleaders Niss Bloomfield for her work on the senior play and yearbook Mr Beha and Miss Snell who deserve one very much for advising the senior class Turcotte for helping us with all our problems Clark for putting up with the seniors on bus trips Smith for his coaching the basketball and baseball teams Pelotte for coaching the football team Yrs Black for teaching an extra algebra class Dale Sevey for being high scorer of the Varsity basketball team IklkiilklfiilklkliiilillfikirikifIiikivklklklkihkikilllkifikiiliiillllifllikiiklkiliiiiiiilliilillliiiiiilillliilrlfillll'ki Compliments of ROYAL S FOYT I G A Parishville New York U I To O O 0 0 To . To , To 1 . . To . . . . To . . To Mrs. Garlough for her help with all our money troubles. To - . ' To Mr. . - . To Mr. . To Mr. T . To Mr. . To , . , To SENIOR MEMORIES The eighth grade dance on which we lost five dollars The sleigh ride with Mr Knapp and Mr Cross The tacks in Mr Phalen's chair In 1953 when we put on the Christmas Play The The our The Mrs football and baseball championships in l95N time we went to the playoff game at Malone and forgot to take uniforms surprise shower we had in the homemaking room for Mrs weed and Jenne after card tables for the prom The day the radio disappeared under Etta Lauber's chair in the homemaking room when Mrs Morgan came back Senior play practlce when the book and ash tray kept flying across the stage The night of the play when the stage door fell down and M155 Bloomfield thought someone had fallen off the stage Putting the play on in Hopklnton Senlor girls making the boys a spaghetti dinner when bus 12 dion't want to stay out of the snow banks The day bus 14 threw a rod and we walked two miles to Ogdensburg The nlght Lddie Bump's NGreen Hornetn Ccarl got caught 114liifiiiiiillliiiikilkiiiififilkiklkilk4f1I1IlUlHk1k1Y1UY1klk'FlYllf1UkllUklk4f1Ylklkiklif XHFIKHOHYIFJYIKIYIKWIOUKIKIKIY GAINES Q SPERMAN INC. Excatving and Grading Contractors Building and Machinery Movers Phone 277H, 2764 Potsdam, New York The day the girls took Herbie Phippen's convertible to Hopkinton Front row D Petty, R Conklin, H Phippen, P Hoyt, C Bicknell, D LaPoint, P Magill, Row 2 N Lunderman, E Russell, J Phelix, C ward, Mr Knapp, S Thompson, L DeLaiIe, E Perry, Row 3 R El1is,R Thompson, R Johnson, R Crump Llllll7l' Llgkj President Pat Hoyt Vice President Carol Bicknell Treasurer Herbie Phippen Secretary Ruth Conklin Reporter Pat Magill A Don Petty Student Countil Ray Thompson, Carl ward Representatives Dona La Point Advisor Mr. Knapp Our class rings arrived shortly after school started. We had one new member, Dick Johnson of Watertown, who stayed only until January. Reggie Ellis and Rudy Crump also-left us. we had a food sale November, and as this goes to press we are planning to sell Salt water Taffy. we had a Square Dance on March 16, with Mr. Badger as caller. .-.f . e u ,M fl , I f ' xy I , , N i' - ' , J , 'vw L 4 . Q . is 1 4 , 1 - .. 0 . U o U 0 0 0 . Q . : Q O C n O 0 0 U 0 ' 0 0 O I O A O O O I slit, 'QNUH 2... 'MM aamiwiwwif-H Front row S Planty, J hotaling, S Shampine, D Corbln, R hoyt, wells, N Moses, M Sevey, D Planty, R CHSVISTQ Row 2aJ Pearl, Crump, L Fountain, V Randall, M Sebastian, N Warner, Phippen, J Phippen, P Nurney, P Lauber, J Puryer, Row 3: warner, A Peary, R Pl nty, D Balcwln, J Warne , D Thompson LaClair, P nlckles, M Swift, J Katner, Row 1+ J Perry, Peck, J Curry, E LaPoin+ OIUAOIWIOI Q U55 President Roger Hoyt Vice President Davld wells Secretary Dick Corbin Assist Secretary Shirley Shampine Treasurer Norma Moses Peporter Mary Sevey Student Council Diane Planty Representatives Robert Chevier Advisor Mr Pelotte So far this year we have had a dance which was very successful We are now taking orders for shirts, ballpoint pens and hats We are also planning another dance 'I - g ' f - ,s.r ' A H' l ss- is '-aff 1 T I , J 5 ' -Q. ,. . .f -fr V 5 D i 4' 1. A - . Y -a G K' lx 1 ., A q L s 4 wf fl .8 , I .7 --Q I ' , -:no I Q ' , -an . - ' - K' A A R ,. ' ' fl . 'V 1 1 ' - if t ,J ,. N ' H H 1 A ' f' , rs K I N .s Q A K vff,qu. i,, Q , f A x 1 '- f Q 3 .. H,-f ' ' - Q w ff' ?'pf 'wl'XfrfMfXg tiki? fb? M' smms?tS?W42fQ5THQ5l , F 4 - Y : 0 0 O 9 I O D O O Q O -5 O O I L o 0 O ' 0 0 No o o o o ' N Q c a ' o ' ' - o I I' T a . G Q ' o S . r e U 1 9 V . . ' : 0 R o , e ' o v Q , fl I - O . . O O Fro + row L Frank, B Greene, C Shatraw, B Raymo, N Nurneya G nell, S Stacy, P wright, V Chittenden, D Perry, Row 2 Peary, K Planty, H Phippen, S Conklin, Mrs Black, J Davis, LaClair, H Foster, A Bump, L Laggue, L Frank, P Snell Butterfield, K Smith, V LaClair, R Holcomb, Row 1+ J Youn Curry, R Barrett, D Sochia, T Flanagan, D Wilson, R Peck, Strader, G Sampier, A Durant, D Smith 3195 Hlell f l 1515 President Gary Snell Vice President Nancy Nurney Secretary Connie Shatraw Treasurer Sandra Stacy Reporter Beverly Raymo Student Council Rep Pat Wright Varick Chittenden Advisor Mrs Black we have a class of forty three now, that David Burnett has come back to school So far this year we have had one dance called NThe Sno Dancen we had a big crowd and lots of fun We hope to have more dances in the future, that was just as much fun as the first one we had. A I E0 Q 9 0 0 ' S. Tebo, J. Kingsley, D. Russell, R. Baldwin, Row 3: S. Clough, Lo 0 0 0 0 O 1 DQ o o 0 ' : 0 gi Do O O O C 9 Pl O O O 'T-A P' X Front row C Nott, V hubbard, D Corbin, G Gunning, D Burnett, L Snickles, E Randall, P Powell, D onger, R Cook, J Deere Row 2 J Swift, A Groebler, E Frederlck, S Kingsley, L DeCarr, Mrs Miller, R Bradish, M Crump, J Villanave E Peacock, LaClair, C Strader Row 3 C Daby, V Tupoer, lea y, LaPoint, R oochia, M Rabideau, J Nickwire, J Costa, P Unz, McRobbie, T Wilson Row M C Johnson, V Hoyt R Vice, Meashaw, L Peck, L Wilson, D Conger, R Malbone, L Sochia SIM!! Quark President C lol Q rader Vice President Norman Poyt Secret ry Jean Wickwire Treasure Roger Vice Reporter Jane Swift Student Council Representative Cecile Daby Advisor Mrs. Miller David and Daniel Conger of Madrid joined the class in September. Agnes Lewin from Norwood joined Us in February to bring the total number of students in the eighth grade to forty-six. The following students from the eighth grade have joined these school activities. Junior Varsity basketball: N. Hoyt, C. Johnson, J. Curry, L. Wilson, D. Conger, D. Conger, and P. Powell. Chorus members: A. Groebler, R. Bradish, D. Corbin, R. Sochla, S. Kingsley, C, Daby, J. Costa, J. Wickwire, and J. Swift. Band members: S. Kingsley, N. Hoyt, C. Daby and P. Unz. We are all looking forward to Eighth grade Graduation and hope there will not be any home room 13 in the year 1956-1957. ,.1L4 , . ll l RY:'L ff' V - Q 1 - . Q S., '-V Y Ara . Q 5,1 5-W H - -' f 1 ' wr:-.,. . an rf- .. ,,,,,-4, ' Q I . 1 ' .-,?- u 'M A -.--- M . ' V 4 n M , I ., , - . . e , 9:2 V - 1 , . ' ' in A . 7 f ' 'se A' 'f f ' , ,J - . - V ' 4 ' J . , ,, . 1 9 , , Q -s Q ,, . - , I . ' ' I, ! 'uf x ' ' N Q' . . f H I - . 4. . ' 1 -R , . 4 X I ' ,U . ' 1 if 1-- I ' ' - v . , -- . . A A - X - n Y Av' K , 'fc . K - K .1 . 1 0 Q 1 5 J 0 V Q I f' . , g 0 v Q V o 0 . 2 Q 0 0 o 0 0 41 0 ' 0 0 0 M . D Y' 0 9 Q o 0 o A A o .- R . IW I 0 0 i o ' 0 0 - I A Q m , 0 0 A 0 o n - o , 0 BQ 4. . Q 0 0 .1 Q A- l 0 'nd' nf' - - , 1 .- . ,Q wb? ont rom E Lauber, D Snickles, C Hubbard, E Malbone, M Moses lharett, C weegar, E Thaler, P Randall, G Sebastian, C Frank, Cook, J LaClair, Row 2 D wright, L Wagoner, E Randall, Planty, Mrs Pierce, Mrs McIntyre, D Nelson, R Smith, B Viau, Peacock, M Brary, R Daniels, Row 3 R Daby, H Carringi, Matthews, S LaClair, L Viau, B Moses, J Baldwin, B Bonno, Snell, J Lakins, J Holcomb, Row 1+ G warner, S LaPoint, Sochia, S Richaroson, T Remington, P MaGill, L Denny, D Dabp Butterfield, M Rushlaw, H Wells, Row 5 J Rabideau, . Lunderman, J. Rushlaw, R. Tyler, S. Snell, B. Chevier, D Gilbert G. Debiew, R. Foster, J. Sousa, R. Randolph agezfefzfi gm Q Presldent Lonrad Cook Vice-President Larry Wagoner Secretary Martha Moses Treasurer Sandra Richardson Student Council Rep. Beverly Moses Reporter Martha Moses This year we have had two class meetings. The first one we elected our class officers. During the second we drew names for Christmas. we do not have to pay dues this year. P s an J V , I ,I . 2 h . Q V W' f A , A , A 4 45 ' , 9 Jfi ' w 'QF' X . 4 ,, W Q Q z 1 '4 7' A 1 If 3- f . ,xx T D -X Q- ' , , 'Q C EI' 3 ' o o o Q e 7 P Q 1 o o o 0 o C 4 0 ' 3 o o o L Q o o o o o D o o o ' : o 0 ' D o o o o o 0 M 0 o o ' 3 Q v o L o o Q o - o o o 5 G Q 0 0 ' 3 o J . , Satin grad Front row T Hotaling, T Gary, I Braoish, L McCasland Randall, B LaClair, B O'neil, E Matthews, R wickwixe Swift, R Collette, Row 2: F Gary, R Phlppen, F ward, Pearl, F Thompson, S Spears, B Meashaw, J Thompson Kelly, R Hart, K Wilcox, Row 3 P Benton, M Sucise, Gilbert, B Reed, J wilson, J hard, J Moses, R Moses, .F i ?1ftln grade Front row P Phipy P, S Sampier, J Frank, R Car1ngl, B Smith E Harper, G LaClair, J Thaler, R Crump, T Matthews, B. Deere, L Ellis, Row 2: A Wilson, J Snell, J Richard, G Snell, J Binan, T Peacock, L DeCarr, R Covey, M Chevier, N kilsong Row 3: M Mott, B Fuller, P Butterfield, K Thompson, P Campbell G Raymo, L Armstrong, V Simond, B Curry, D Nelson, R LaMore, Row ks J Ramsey, R Curry, C Richards, R Richards, J Pearl, B Meashaw, M Richeal, A Rushlaw, R LaPage, O Peery, N Phillips - - - .. as ' . l 4, . - . .4 Y 'Q V ' fi N i . X ' ...rl 1 -l V K Al l A ,U ,, M lip' J I ' ,A - 1 . Kfa- , N v ' tg, Q 1 W ', ' I' A I tx I s J- . Q Y L T N , v Q x e .fifsqf ffnlp A V, , '.-il. , Q 4 'WV 1 ' i 1 , . , . . Q Y I 3 o - 0 o - 1 Q , So o 0 0 0 1 Q T0 0 ' I 0 . 0 Jo 0 o o o ' , Pu 0 0 ' 3 Q Q . Do o 0 V o I 0 - 0 B. Knapp, L. Goodrich, P. wells, M. Smith .gf 'G ' La.. 4 M , V H If n . 5 'W A A v 5 W , y 4 W ca S o 1 2 T . -- v if' f' 5 4 l Y J ' ca ' fb l f .ff ., A I .J ' my 4' ' 1 W A 1 xr ' 'f 1 ir .V Q . ' O A ' v V - .x - . 1 ' - A f f- Y' S T Psi' , . Y' U '7' ' ' 1 5 ' A' 'vs Q ' X s ' H4 5 ELI U 3 o -9 - o o 0 . ' -0 0 0 O O I 4 ' 0 o o o o 0 0 0 o o o I Q 0 o o o Q 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -Q 0 0 0 o 0 0 -- 0 F5 l K H I' ,fan FN at Fi Nff fb, ?ourtlv grade Front row T Matthews, S DeCarr, D Johnson, V Burgess, N Snell, F Peacock, S Snell, G Brown, S Simonds, J Lunderman, L DeBo Row 2 B Bergman, B Gary, S Gary, T Snell, Mrs Ratner, R.McGill M Fenner, J Davis, C Nelson, V Fuller, Row 3 G Collette, R Petty, D Tyler, L Wells, R Ellis, D Knapp L Nurney, M Richardson, R Taylor, J wilson, Absent G Bush, S weems .- Front rows M. OSU?-a274ll ?-ISU o Fuller, Bo . Sochia, S. . Gunning, F. . Wilson, A. . Webber, J. . Wilson, D. . Mattimore new TH 'flgird grdde Decarr, B. LaClair, J. Matthews, C. Greene, B. Conger, Perrigo, M. Barton, J. Smith, S. Perry, G. Crump, Armstrong, S. Duff, Row 2: G. weegar R. Russell, Taylor, D. Wells, S. Barrett, S. LaBar, D. Barrigar, winney, L. Wells, S. Collette, B. Wilson, Row 3: Cox, G. Taylor, D. Harper, T. 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'Q 5- SNES ii p F a 1 L Q li 1.!ULlIllflJlf 6 Front rows D Fenner, E Ellis, B Duff, T Jenack, J Hutton, G Peary, M Bush, F Fuller F Covey, R Hazelton, M Ellis, Row 2: R Barton, B Carring , L Kelly, Y Jones, W Ellis Mrs Cook, F Kingsley, w Clark, L Ashfield, s Barrett, ' D Deere, S Bump, Absent D Camerson ll co'-l Z Front row P Sheldon, M Swlft, R Feugrison, L Conger, S LaClair, G Votra, J Gary, K Smith J Spear, M Snell, J Moses, Row 2: D warner, M Taylor, D Wickwire, D Wells Mrs Goldschein, J Rockwood, D Parker, J Snell, D Thompson, M Taylor Y 1777777 0 0 0 o 0 o o o I o 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 o o o 0 o 0 ' o W me I A ' V A t ' ' - 'A . A a - v ' A X fl I . . e 1 Q , 1 IN , ' 1 K 9 , V 1 f . ' 1 N C ' W ' ' . I If '--E ,. A vm kgvx .4 - vi , f 1 ' K T 1 ' I, ,- '7 ' ' , I ig A 'G I 2 g 0 I x o o 9 O 0 0 O O g ' o I o o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Y Front row P Taylor, H Hotaling, R Russell, R Reutershan, S Taylor, D Spear, R Rosenbarker, R Peary, A Planty, Row 2 R Perrigo, B McKenna, C Weems, J Long, Mrs Vorce, R Bicknell, E Perry, G Randall, R Weegar, Absent C Saucier, R Taylor PPD ylhdf gfddg Front row S Elek, P Duprey, J Dibble, J Moses, B dilsoni B Fenner, S Planty, D Wells, L Wright, B Frank, M McGil , Row 2 T Hoyt, K darper, C Kirk, G dazelton, Mrs Bicknell, P Tyler, M Foster, B Champney, N Martln J X ' 3 0 o Q o o 0 o 0 o ' 3 o o 0 Q 0 0 - Q 0 o ' 0 0 7 r H I A K f . LJ 4. W . rw'4u , , M ' I I K' Ii . ,-. , A, I 5,54 I , -A ? gg ' iivfw. W W ' ? 2 , I U ,gg fi . 2 ,V 5 Y Y 3 ' . -, , ,J M .5 2, , J 1 -4 --' A H ' V , U' if ' - 20: .W Pi' . , , ' f ' aff' 1' I 1 : . Q Q O O A 0 0 . , , Q o 1 , ' 3 0 0 0 0 i ' 0 0 0 0 bl 10.55 aqigi. PARISHVILLE PRIMER Front row B wells, S LaC1air, J Jenne, C Ellis D Kerr, N Bergman, K Taylor, R Snell, D Jenack, M Snel , D Taylor, Row 2 Mrs McNasser, N Perry, C Gunning, M Mahagan, B Nurney, B Sebastian, N Cook, C Wright, M Barrett, A Clark, D McKenna, T Newtown, Mrs Nitnerell, Row 3 R Taylor, J Hutton, P Snell, C Long, D darper, C Armstrong, B dollinger, J Sampier, P Parker, E Bush, G Sochia, A Nurney, Absent H Woodard, A Kerr 4814449 all HOPKINTON - PRIMER and FIRST Front row: G. Hubbard, L. Bonno, D. Viau, R. Miller, F. Lauber, L. Woodard, S. Parker, J. Dougan, J. Perry, D. Kingsley, L. Opal, Row 2: J. Opal, M. O'Mal1ey, M. Puryer, K. Converse, B. Sheldon, S. Turner, B. Hubbard, G. Parker, D. Macy, J. Ashlaw, Absent- R. Parker P I ' B f --+-11, I J - .N ,, -fx' .JM ' - . K , - - -y. . i 5 - - 1 I ' . S ' ' ' . ' 0 , . '1 ' ' I - 1 1 ' Q ' ., V - , I -' '-' ' 4 VT my x ' . A. . d L 4 . X 1 - I , X . 1 ! F .- I -Y ' . 9 . A A ' -U ' ' . . . K I c u o o o i o o o 0 o o o ' 3 o o 0 0 0 o o o o 0 0 T o 0 o o 0 0 o o 7 Y o 0 o o o 0 0 0 o -L 0 1 o . - ' , Z V . A E.. HOPIILTON FOURTH, FIFTH, ANL SIXTH GRADEQ Front row K Conklin, L Snickles, R Frary, D Powell, D Conklin, R Perry, B Burgess, D Phelix, L Powell, Row 2 S Lauber, T MaComber, T Unz, L Lakins, D Lawrence, G Malborne, M Parker, D Wagoner, D Daby, Row 3 V Eakins, B Rosenbarker, S Puryer, L Converse, B Foster, D Planty, D Grant, C Tebo, R Dougan ed L! W' 1 HCPKINTON SVCOND AND TFIRD GRADES Front row R Parker, B Opal, E Conklin, E Viau, J Dougan, H Viau, K Malbone, D Woodard, A Burnett, L Kingsley, Row 2: F Perry, K Coleman, P uacomber, D Hubbard, c Lakins, L Bonne, D Lawrence, S LaBar, R Warner, Row 3 I Daby, S Newtown, J Rosenbarker, N Malbone, Mrs Deegan, W Baldwin, D Macy, J Chittenden, Absent F Hubbard y ff f 5 I 5 f PE, z ' Q Q ' -- ' ' . K : O O O O I O O O I O O U O 0 O 0 0 0 o c o 0 0 0 0 0 0 O O C O O O , , v , N P -j , , 4 A Xi, I ee, fi 17 ,V Q.-'Qin ' L, ,A , 3, y xy , 'LZ ' Maj y' ' I 4, 5 I . x . H. 4 l 5, ' . hal ' ' ' ' 2 Wi 'N X K , L ' . L W E , V L , 1 ' l ' . X I , ' f P x k s L ' L if-1 .K 845' L' as K f Q ,r-, Q: Mi J t, ffv,fn,,ff,, V , f ' ' ,I wasnunnanin- YH, - M , ,.n Q, 2 r-- ' -- .J l M 1' I , C. A 3 9 0 O O 0 0 0 0 0 Q ' ' 0 0 4 . . . . . O . z Q . . 9 A O O Q A 0 O . Qs!! 11 who Willisville School rront row R Randall, R Randall, B Randall, J Foster, L Foster, G Foster, Row 2 H Randall, R Randall Absent L Foster aiaiag su:-rw Couucv- Playground Patrol front row D Burnett, D Powell, K Conklin, D Grant, Row 2 S Lauber, B Foster, L Converse, L Powell arf-or 1. I D - Q T L , , , ' r Y . , C., A K .,.,,,, .' 4 ir 5, X ' : . . R . . . o 5 o o - 1 ' o N Aiv,'f5-W-35? R W R EJ- WL,ziV 1hjA. - , Egg, . Q ' 'mg 1 1 M A U I 1 1 q 3 Ai' . 5 Q L K' ' -1 '7 ,5 N A Q X 1 A Q - l 3 .L x , 5 b T X :- 1 L f. ' , b 5. 1 K . in ni ' V' ' I 4 Sh 9 4 L . -4 . N Rl , A . N 3 o o o o ' X o o o o Newspaper Staff 1 g , 1 fglh 1 flfl l'lg xiii' fum rin D Grant K Conklin D Burnett, Front row L Powell, D Powell, , , C Tebo, Row 2 S Puryer, L Converse, W Foster, T Unz, T MaComber, V Eakins Officers of befety Council EEUU. UB ins Sue Lauber Secretary Dona Planty Treasurer SAFETY CUUNC-WL 32 Bert Rosenbarker Presiden Roger Frary Vice Presiden t t . . 3 Q 2 . o . o . o 0 0 I qs, , ' ' 5 fm' 5 fr. ' Q L ' - 5 A, ax , , 5 ,fpexl 4 sg n 1 ivy'-'v 5 I N- .. - V if if.. , ' 5 li, X ll . ' T! n n nn. , ,C lf j W KQAQQTD ln 4oL,l,Z?g,k, ,,,, X ! g 3 ! I I Lf' SAFETY COUNCYL SGHBUL BUILDING PATROL Front row: R Frary, R Dougan, V Eakins, T Macomber, Row 2 R Perry, L Snickles, C Tebo, B Bosenbarker, B Burgess, D Pbslix FETY CENCU' STREET PATROL Front row R Perry, T Unz, S Puryer, L Snickles, D Planty, D Phelix B Burgess X, .1 Q Tlx, --'- . , ,. ' ,J Wm ,Q - of ' 1 ' ' , x V L I X Sf' v L I x I. J 3 U - u . 0 U i O . : O . . . . Q J-Q1 W Y 2 2 9 f 1 I rj V..-r : rf X - 'L ' u E I -- .Qi V S A HT' Q X fc: - W -' f , , , ,s f IX ' ' yr. fu ja i, Ah I Q LX' ' in f fs ' ' ' u s K X T , I : Q ' , , g 0 0 Q 0 9 'nw ,Z-ag N 'V inte CAM of 1955 Nancy Groebler Attending A T I Charlotte Wilson Mrs Joseph Witherell, living in N J Kathy Norman Mrs Dewitt Cox, living in Norwich Carolyn Warner Mrs Donald Perry, living in Fort Jackson Mary Converse Living in Hopkinton 'herry Matthie Working at the Telephone Office in Potsdam B verly Dibble Working at the Ovalwood Dish lrene Emlin Mrs Donald Weller, Potsdam, R D W2 Maxine Ckevier U S Na y David Armstrong Working at rome Rupert Sheldon U. S. Marines Leon Strader Working at Norwood Joseph Wells Working in Massacrusetts Joseph Witherell U. S. Navy Rickard Daby Working at home 4ititttiifilliliiliiliiiiliiliililitltlklflkllllhilllllkllllkltltiti4Hkl0Hklki41lli1i484lklklltiiifitkii Compliments of WILCOX SODA BAR Only Ice Cream Bar In Parishville Parishville NSW YOTK A . -,. -le , A , Y' Mme ,,,V .. 'j Y , f I Q I , E f5,W-.? ' :-.-.' ' ,W f . --. A ' . ,, D W U T- T ,M-.-.. , Ay 6 ' nn- -1 v ' 4, ' ' Q 'f vu Q ' f . W' ...A at ,, ,, . , 1 uv-4' ' , in 'J' . '... -fwaa-'vf- 1. lug .W A gf A f nr at V f 'J-'14, A. 4 5 79 V , ' W A 1 1 . , 1 ' - Lt I ' 'X MA - A QF- fkv 65- x r 'fri N f' 09 . Y 14 ! ' V S , X f X 3 , I 1 t I 5 I I ' af - 0 0 n 0 .1 - - o 0 A Q ' 0 1 a 'I , 0 - 1 0 s ri n 0 V Processional nPomp and Circumstancen Invocation Salutatory Senior Charge Junior Response Selection UTwo Moodsn Valedictory Address SENIOR COM ENCEMENT PROGRAM June 1955 Elgar Central School Band Rev Bernard Bergmann Charlotte E Wilson Rupert M Sheldon Kevin Vorce Grundman Central School Band Nancy Ann Groebler Mrs A E Wood President, Board of Education Presentation of High School Awards Charles E Turcotte Supervising Principal Benediction Rev Bernard Bergmann Recessional 'Pomp and Circumstanceu Elgar English Award Agriculture Award Soclal Studies Award Homemaking Award Science Medal Betty williams Memorial Award CMus1cJ Eva Clapp Memorial Award Salutatorian Outstanding Student CGirlJ Good Citizenship Awards Special Award Honor Key DAR Good Citizenship Medalnd Certificate Commercial Award Athletic Sportsmanship Science Award Mathematic Award Reader's Digest Central School Band COMMENCEMENT AWARDS Nancy Groebler Richard Daby Nancy Groebler Edna Daby Jackie Planty Judy Hotaling Evelyn Russell Nancy Groebler Charlotte Wilson Jean Daniels David Armstrong Jean Daniels Florence Snell Rupert Sheldon Robert Hart Nancy Groeble r Charlotte Wilson Nancy Groebler Mary Abel Converse Patricia Magill Jackie Planty Jackie Planty Nancy Foster Nancy Groebler CEnglish7 CB050 It lkikilklkllfi ihllkilfiklklkivlflkllfivtliiflklkllftitltiilkllfllffkillfllliflllilllfliikllflkirililffillllilllflkllillfllflillifiilfiiillilllfiiilil Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry Silverware, China, Gifts 33 Market Street Potsdam, New York Presentation of High School Diplomas Mary si Young ' 0 IJUJZCDDU4 Taq 1 .mad .Io Aeu N Ao A0913 .Ip H PI I I 1U9Pn1S 00 UH IT9 aadag ear SS H' 4491.12 99 F-3UJ T1 U DZDH H0 BVU d l+H d1LQ 4e+ OID 8108 l- F KD H235 H91 d'c+ SHHOIHJO SSVTO PBQIEOEZW 000005-3 i O W WHU223 rdrirod '45,-3 Wtinm vtDmQ Q F' UJLJUP do 0 C-4 o d MPQU 'Urfl- 54-o 0935 DOUQU OPV4m o'4wol-' KD U'4 'doe w E2Uw UJHO 5++tH mm Q v FUN l 'Cf bC4H 0 UI CJD U stmtzo H4l- dm!-'-I-' Civil-'IT' d' 0 mcg:-'11 ' rn mm we E339 ze-cn U F5975 f'+'T'v-haw O ou m' S-Jw BIED U I-Nl- d'Clo d'l'- '! 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' - c 3 0 U yn 'il - aww' Q U vo M ' ,,, MA 00 ' 6' , 1 Invocation Our Heritage Narrator Class Song Presentation EIGHTH GRADE COMMENCEMENT of Diplomas June 1955 Rev Bernard Eighth Grade Dorothy Abel Eighth Grade Mary S Young PROGRAM Bergmann President, Board of Education of Awards Charles E Turcotte Supervising Principal Average Dorothy Abel Boy's Good Citizenship Award Varick Chittenden Girl's Good Citizenship Award Barbara Greene Boy's Outstanding Service Gary Snell Girl's Outstanding Service Heidi Foster Benediction Rev Bernard Bergmann Presentation High Regents Class Motto It is nice to be important, but more important to be nice Class Colors Class Flower Blue and White Yellow Carnation 41?Fiiliiliflilf-lili-Pilklliiiliilliifii441814418418111111144141Pbiflflllkll-Ylllillkliilili414418101 Lly l I b ll-il x saw HQXSDR 'icy mwwehl X i BEEF Slfw G7 ,,-v rn- M gl-D1Q lP -E625 AVE gbf C Seffef Mvb 110 o e lea I ACH S S Ehl ped tgocrs D I , O O C o if V 1,3 . 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PARISHVILLE HOPKINTON CENTRAL SCHOOL First Semester Honor Roll Barbara Greene Evelyn Russell Larry Wagoner Shirley Shampine Ellen Thaler Jean wickwire Peggy Nurney Milton Frary Norman Hoyt Nancy Nurney Conrad Cook Roger Cook Margaret Rabideau Grades 7 12 Nancy Phippen Alden Durant Varick Chittenden Steven Snell Penny Unz Diane Daby Madeline Snell Linda DeLaire Pat Hoyt Diane Planty Pat Snell David wells Arthur McRobbie Lila Fountain Judy Hotaling David Nelson Norma Moses Nancy Foster Shlrley Klngsley Jean Daniels Juanita Katner Adrienne Peary Mary Sevey Dorothy Corbin Richard Corbin Cecile Daby Roger Daby Janlce Puryer Sandra Stacy Norene Warner Pat Magill JoAnn Phippen Laura Thompson Carlton Johnson Sharon Hart Gloria McRobbie Dale Sevey Paul Randall Robert Chevier Kevin Vorce Lucetta DeCarr Gay Gunning Jack Planty Dona LaPoint James Young Veronica Randall Connie Shatraw Lorraine Crump Arlene Groebler Beverly Raymo iiiiiiii?Xtiitiitiiitiiitttiititittklittitttikiiiiittttttttittittttit Compliments CENTRAL CITY BUSINESS INSTITUTE H28 South warren Street Syracuse, New York Ktiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliikiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiitiitii Compliments of HAROLDS' MEN SHOP 9 Market Street Potsdam, New York Heidi Foster of Honor Roll Ccont J Parishville QZLCLQ2 Linda Ashfield Sheila Barrett Robert Barton Sue Ann Bump Walter Clark Larry Conger Donald Deere David Fenner Timothy Jenack Fay Kingsley Stuart La Clair Joyce Rockwood Peggy Sheldon Mark Snell Gary Votra Donna Wells Dianne Barrigar Marlbeth Barton Terry Champney Sharlene Collette Betty Conger Jerry Cox Thomas Elek Daniel Fuller Carol Greene Dale Harper Sally La Bar Bonnie La Clair John Smith Francis Taylor Llnda weems Kathy wilson Linda wells Grade 4 Bernard Bergmann Vicki Burgess Robert Ellis Douglas Johnson Darcie Knapp Christine Nelson Lo1s Nurney Sharon Simonds Nathan Snell Qaulei Lola Armstrong Pamela Campbell Marllyn Chevier Ronald Crump Linda Ellis Barbara Fuller Lvan Harper Roland La Page Judy Moses Diane Nelson Gaile Raymo Mitchell Richael Verona Simonds Bernard Smith Joan Thaler Katherine Thompson Alan wllson Graded Phillip Benton Robert Collette Tommy Gary Larry Goodrich Janet Groebler Roger Hart Paul Kelley Joan Moses Rosalie Mose Tommy Swift Robert wickwlre Hopkinton Grade 2 Joseph Rosenbarker Lee Klngsley Patty Macomber Barbara Opal QIBQS 3 Jay Chittenden Carol Lakirs Irene Daby Sharon Macomber Qgade 4 George lwlbone David torylin Martha P rker Riot rd Powell Steven Daby Grape 1 Lale Burnett fobert Dougan Roger Frary Bonnie Burgess Darryle Grant 5213.52.62 Bert Roserbarker Vance Lakins Sue Lauber Laura Powell willlam Foster I .... .. . 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Primer Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade 6 Primer Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade l 2 5 6 Primer Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade HALLOWEEN PRIZES FOR 1956 Grades 1-6 Prettiest Mary Mahogan Robert Weegar 8 Candee Kirk Mark Snell A Sheila Barrett Sally LaBar Vickie Burgess Joan Thaler Linda McCasland Funniest Marshall Barrett Tommy Hoyt 8 Bonnie McKenna Deere 8 Ralph Stark Fuller Snell Peacock King Wilcox Donnie Daniel Nathan Thomas Most Original Mary Snel1 Micheal McGill 8 Rudy Taylor Fay Kingsley 8 Peggy Sheldon Duff Gary Campbell Collette Sandra Steven Pamela Robert BOOK WEFK PRIZES Joan Thaler 8 Pamela Campbell ST LAWRENCE LLFFTRIC INC Your G E Dealer we supply the Parishville Hopkinton Home Economics Department with G E Appliances 18 Depot Street Phone HNQN Potsdam, New York iixiiffiffiififitfifiiiffwiffifiiifiiiffYfiiffiiiiif1fififiWfWiYiiYYiif'f ROBERTS' SHOE STORE Home of Fine Shoesu Bates, Roblee Airsteps, Heel Huggers, Buster Brown, 8 Robin Hood HSGH Green Stamps given with every purchas N 11 Market Street Potsdam, New York 1 2 5 1 K- - A . 2 5 6 5 . Grade 6 Lilah Bradish 8 Sally Spear ll . L e goofgaf! Front Row T Flanagan, R Fitzgerald, R Corbin, D Wilson, C Dibble, K Smitr, L Sochia Row 2 Mr Pelotte, W Roberts, R Chevier, D Wells, D Curry, D Sochia, R Miller, J Warner, R Barrett, E Bump, E Forrest, R Plenty QI? Et M Olga QP6 N. Lunderman, P. Hoyt, H. Conklin, F. Snell, G. McRobb1e 1 ' , - ' f ' , Q f - x v ' - 5 -fr A . Q4 9- '-afar. 553 . X' . . ' 3 . - .. 5- .M F 5 A V A 4 1 A 5 4 -M f 5 I J.- Ny - 1 . f. F 1 elif 0 U Q . C . . C ' . A O I U C Q . 0 U Q C U C Q I O I Q 0 Y i 7'? ' K 5 5 7 v , Q ' U i ?oo Mall St Lawrence Central M6 Parishville Hopkinton Salmon Central St Lawrence Central N Salmon Central Morristown Central P H C S Salmon Central P H C S St Lawrence C P H C S Brushton P H C S P H C S M0118 Morristown Central P H C S Chateaugay St Regis Falls P H C S Central 13 Adams Center Cnon leagueln Kawlze tba!! Eirst Hal Second Half Cnon 1eagueJ Salmon Central P H C S P H C S Brushton St Lawrence C P H C S Moira P H C S Chateaugay P H C S Cnon leaguel St Regis Falls P H C S VARSITY BASKETBALL STATISTICS 1955 56 Field Goal Foul Goal Total Points 212121 22222-2222 2222222222 Dale Sevey Kevin Vorce Dale Sochia Jack Planty Robert Chevier David Wells Ronald Robar Donald Petty Edward Forrest Ronald Planty Dick Corbin James Curry Roger Hoyt James Perry 2 O 2 2 22 1 2 O 1 1 OOO OOO 0 OOO OOO OOO 2.1222 222.8222 1 10 O Ol-'I--'D-'O-'-F'-F'NO-F'-F -F'O'N Q 0 . . . . . f 0 Q C Q' . . ? f U . . . . . C Su , ' I . . . . I . m , , ' . . . ' . Q . O V5 -F' la-3 Simon U3 UW UJQ 'F' NNNJ Q U-,Nfl N-'lox ' ' ' btr' XMLJ' cp' b gc QP' 'Hg NANO 501 UXXO JO NHNOLMFQ TNOGNNOUJ -F wvmm-FUN UN U I I ooouoooooooooo --- UN I LAJLAJ NO l Q U3 DJ-F'CDN-fl'1F'kI'KNOlAJxn l O O . O Q 0 O . . . . . . . . , n1L9-FXHNRUNT V o o o o 0 0 - 0 - - lUU5NDOlA31xNONO'F'x7lLJ-33 . . Q . . 0 , : :::: PAP la-FP ' UNCC 58 95 '5 x 'l .LY 1JL1l' ATCJI7 .x...b L... VARSITY BASKETBALL Front Bow J Planty, Di Sochia, K Vorce, D Sevey, B Chevier, D wel D et s, Row 2 Mr Sm R Plantv L th 7 Coach, D Corbin, R Hoyt, J Curry, Man age? JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Center: Mr. Beha, Coach, D. Fitzgerald, Manager, left to right: D. wright, P. Powell, H. Phippen, D. Conger, S. Snell, D. Conger, R. Baldwln, N. Hoyt, J. Curry, R. Barrett, P. Priest, C. Johnson, G. Snell, T. Wilson, L. wilson, R. Daby, J. Lakins, D. Nelson. C S JV BASKETBALL 1955 56 First Half P H C S Morristown P H C S Salmon Central P H C S P H C S St Lawrence C P H C S P H C o Moira P H C S Chateaugay P H C S St Regis Falls MOTTlStOVD Cnon league! P H C S Season Recog League 0ver all P H C S Opponents 12 Wins O Loss iLeag Total points for season Total points for season Individual Scoring Player Total points Reggie Barrett 2 Phillip Priest Lloyd Wilson Gary Snell Ronald Baldwin Daniel Conger Harold Phippen Norman Hoyt David Conger Carlton Johnson Steve Snell Roger Daby Jay Curry David Nelson Donald Butterfield I'-' O O I'-' N-F'-F'-FUNONO NN ue 13 Wins l Loss Second Half Cnon league? P H C S Salmon Central P H C S St Lawrence C P H C S Moira P H C S P H C S St Regis Falls Championship! O Points per game POHO one . . . . 38 - , . . , ko 27 13 0 0 own g g g g , 16 . . 22 I I I I 5 . . . . 3 . . 13 23 0 o o 0 - .-, .n. Brushton 26 Chateaugay 29 0 0 one A o 0 0 Q 26 . 22 . . 35 22 C-O Dal . 14 - ' 39 - 0 0 0 0 --- d . .'. . 57 336 kk 19 87 Z EO M 1 3 16 ll 1 Cheer Leaders VARSITY N Lunderman, P Hoyt, J Daniels, F Snell, G McRobbie Q j f 49, J JUfIO' ARSITY A Bump, J Katner, 4 Sevey, S Conklin, J Phippen, S Stacy, D Planty l , I 1' J Q ,T ' fu , F3 .4 ' Y ' .... 1 H . ' . X J Wy O I Q O O Q ' Q . . f , ! - 1 N V 1 ,, - u .., 4 ' ' . .7 , A ..L xi i . A PH4 ef Rf 1955 VARSITY BASEBALL Front Row R Sheldon, R Planty, J Wells E Bump K Vo Row 2: R Crump, Manager, D wells, D Seveg, J Plafty R rgghar D Petty, J witherell, Row 3 Mr Smith, Coach, D Sanpier, , R Chevier, D Sochia, D Corbin C ward R Ho t Ylliillllf XXX! Y3YYYYYi4YYY!!!Yi!!?Y1YYkl'YFYll!'WgiYYY3FgX!W?3Y3l'Flf IF IF? HKIYXIKIK GUY DELONG'S SERVICE STATION Mobil Gas and Oil Camp Sites to Sell Phone 8756 Parishville, New York YiikkiifiitiiiitiiiiiiiiiktiikttiittkikiiiiiiiiiYiikiittitktttttiiiiki LUMBER Real Savings For You! DUNALD W. YOUNG Phone 9992 Phone 8770 Just off the Potsdam-Hopkinton Highway iitittittiititiiiiiiitkiititiii41111118+ttiikiitittikiiiiiiitiikttiiii ST. LAWRENCE MOTOR SALES COMPANY, INC. Cadillac - Pontiac Phone 2012 Maple Street Potsdam, New York .n. Eef ' - - 1 my I YY .,,.,.. 1 1 lt Q PM I ' , Cs, . , ,4r' a f x 7 5' f , 5 A 5 f ,Q . ,Qi v X 4' 1 A ' , H x ' lf.. O O Q . . . . 0 ' , . . . 0 O ' 3 . 0 . 0 . . . , . af ll Jr xx wr 1-I PARIQHVILLE HOPKIVTON CENTRAL SCHOOL 1955 uSL,fAa!7 League Games Franklin St Lawrence Parishville Popkinton O Salmon Central C Brushton H C St Regis Falls h C Moira High H C Chateaugay Central h C Potsdam J V s h C Potsdam J V s Batting Averages Dick Corbin Dale Sochia Ronnie Robar Bob Chevier Joe Witberell Carl Ward Dale Sevey Jack Planty David Wells Kevln Vorce Red Sheldon Don Petty Edward Bump Dale Sampier Max Chevier Ray Thompson Ronnie Plantv Totals P F C b Record O Wins 5 Losses Non league Games P H C S Record 2 Wins O Losses Baseball Statistics 1955 Times Hits Runs Average at bat 195 0 2 21 200 1 1 2 10 00 000 0 COO 9 P.H. .S. 9 16 P. . .S. 6 0 7 0-0 aio P.'. .s. 1 9 P. . .S. 0 lk P.'. .S. 16 . . 10 ... . . P.'. .S. 13 . . . 5 3 2 2 .667 3 2 1 .667 Joe Wells 12 5 1 .316 19 7 3 .363 ll M 3 .36h 1 20 7 9 -35 7 2 2 . 85 23 5 6 . 7 20 N 6 . 16 3 M . 87 ' lh 2 1 .15 - 7 1 2 . 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Front row C Mott, C weegar, S Kingsley, D Corbin, P Tkarret, E Thaler, M Snell, M Moses Row 2 M Crump, C Shatraw, T Remington, D Daby, A Groebler, J Swift, B Moses, S LaPoint Row 3 L Laggue, L Crump, J Pearl, D Planty, S Stacy, B Raymo, J Kingsley, C Daby, Mrs Hepburn Row N L LaClair, M Swift, M Sebastian, N warner, N Moses, N Nurney h Foster, J Katner, E Peacock Sporfb A This is a new club, sponsored bw Mrs Hepburn, the girls gym teacher, and it was not organized with officers this year The fall activities were mainly soft ball with some archery and badminton practice During the winter the club was inactive except for practice on the exhibition plans for April 13. following day there is to be a play day at Canton. lkiklllikWfilllfilklklklbfilllflrirlflklililfifilllfliliIklhkiilhklklkllrlllklklllliikiiikilllllkllrllllkililifiiikllllkilliillilliifikillkilll Compliments of WATERTOWN SCHOOL OF COMMERCE Approved by State Education Department 4 V, 6 I K 7 A , .Q -. Q . Q Y . , K JG .g 0. 1, . ' 5, rt A ' , 51 M n ' ' ' I ,S - - . , -, T ,- A ff , , I V . . 1- V -v 5 , 1 'L ' U - , 5. ,.. ' 1 ' - Lv 3 ' I , N I r . .,. . , ff 5 w' , f ' ' . ' 1 i K . , k -'a::1,:.g- t 4' ' f , yy. 9 I a ' -'I V O 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 I 0 a Q 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 o 0 I 0 0 : 0 Q e 0 0 0 0 o 0 - 0 : 0 I Y v 0 Q Q A 0 0 ' 0 o v v A, U: o J . Q o . . . The Left to right: D LaPoint, P Wrlght, E Daby, D Plenty, C Daby, Mr Knapp, Advisor, B Moses, V Chittenden, K Vorce, R Cheviera R Thompson, C ward, D Sevey, E Forrest, E Bum? Sfwlmf COM! President Edward Forrest Secretary Enda Daby Treasurer Kevin Vorce Reporter Diane Planty Advisor Mr Knapp Eddie Bump was the President of the Student Counc1l but when he left school the Vice-President, Edward Forrest, became President. The Parishville-Hopkinton Student Council was the host for the Northern New York Student Council Federation. We are also planning to attend a spring meeting which is to be held in Gouverneur. The council sponsered the Halloween and the Christmas parties and also held a dance for the benefits of the Sevey family when their home was destroyed by fire. The council has also organized a student patrol which is on duty during lunch periods, between classes and before and after school. X Q - ,' 1 fi? V 1- .. ' A r, A 3 A -1 X lp ' b ! P w' Y . ' get r A 1 - f- , 4 ' A .Vx W o o ' O ' F ' o 0 ' ' ' . . . . Q .0 O 0 Front row D Wells, R Hoyt, B Thompson, H Phippen Row 2 C ward, R Miller, D Petty, R Fitzzerald E F rrest K Vorce, D dilson, L Sochia, D Corbin, D Sochia, B Chevier v2l'Slfy President Kevin Vorce Vice President Ed Forrest Sec Treas Reporter Dale Sevey Advisor Mr Smith The members of the Varsity Club went to Ogdensburg this year to see a basketball game and to attend a basketball clinic for all boys of the area The club is planning the exhibition that is to be put on after Easter llliklkillillirllllfllllkilllkiilflilirlillilililfllflllifilikillklfillirlkikiflklifikilllllkiklkliliilliliillkilliiiiliflililrlk1311141818143 Compliments of TREASURE SHOP Gifts, Magazines, Flowers 8 Market Street Potsdam, New York E: Bump, J: Planty, D: Sevey. Absent: R. Robaf, 8. Dibblef I m N X s 'N Front row D wilson Mr Beha G Snell D Fitz rald W rd A Dm-rant Row 2 D1bb1e,'D Butteriield, D 'ilohnsen a ' P Strader, R Hart, P Priest, E Forrest, T Flanagan I I Q President Edward Forrest Vice President Gary Snell Secretary Alden Durrant Treasurer Robert Hart Reporter Dean Wilson Sentinel Phillip Priest A group of the members went to the Hammond Fair to judge cattle The group took third place out of nine groups A dance was sponsored by the F F A on October 19 which was quite a success The annual Father and Son Banquet put on for the members of the F. F. A. and their fathers was held on March 5. There were about fifty present. itittitiitiiiiiiittttttiitttiiiiiiitltittttttikttttttttifitttttittli1 SAM KAPLAN DEPARTMENT STORE Clothing, Furnishing, Footwear At Reasonable Prices Next to A A P Market Street Potsdam, New York , . W - V. ' M 0' 0 . ' - ' D ' . , v 1 , I . ' . v Y 3? , ,I 4 . X f - f , '-' f: 4 ' A I .2 Yi , , I E p 1' . ' r 4 A - , ' . . K1 K . c ,X ,YV bk A ' V 'H . :fbi Q F 'I E- .ev g M5 A thshf ' 11 , . I 1 , . . C v o 6 o 4 , ng, C O 0 Q I . , . 1 ' ' ' 0 0 o Q- 'Y Q - 1 o . l Q 0 u Front row H Phippen, D Petty, K Vorce, R Chevier, R Barrett, E Bump, D Sochia, Row 2 H Phippen, R Fitzgerald, J Planty, G Sampier, R Corbin, K Smith, R Miller, T Flanagan, Row 3 R Thompson, R Planty, R Baldwin, E Forrest, D Sevey, D wells, P Strader, R Hoyt, C Ward, G Snell, R Crump ATHLETIC AbbOCIATION President Edward Forrest Vice President Kevin Vorce Sec Treas Jackie Planty Reporter Donald Petty The Athletic Assocation takes care of the money from the basketball games The club does not meet often but it did have a dance for the benefit of the two football players who were ingured, to help pay their medical bills Wiflkiiiflllliilikllflkllflkiklifitiiiiiiiilldriiiiiiikilklkilklilkikififwfiddfifliilifikiillllklliilllilkilklkilllt Compliments of HARRY PELOTTE . K Y h 1. I . , 1 - uw' 1 ' f , - V , s .6 tl ll .- ff- v-N. -5 A ! V A' C ' 5 , 'V ' xv , 4 U Q p ag M' : 0 0 0 0 9 Q g .0 : 0 O O Q I Q 0 0 0 0 U Q 0 0 O O O 0 0 0 0 O 1 1 - . .- Q' 0 0 . 0 Front o P Hoyt, F Snell, D L8PCi1+, N Foster, P M ill S Conklin, V Hubbard, Row 2 E Peacock, B Perry, R St hia S Clough, C Mott, M Swift, A Grobler A Bump L DeLaire , M1 bloomfield, H Foster, N Moses, J ,Katner, S Thompson , X LaPoint tudent Librarians Pat Magill Dona LaPoint Betty Perry Pat Hoyt Mary Swift Renace LaPoint Mary Regan Ann Bump Shirley Clough Virginia Hubbard Jean Pearl Shirley Conklin Veronica Randall Heidi Foster Lorraine Crump Rita Sochia Nancy Foster Juanita Katner Sandra LaClair Linda DeLaire Only Nancy Foster and Patricia Magill qualified last year for the Library Club Letter, given for 140 periods of service These were given out on Class Night and represent quite an achievement. The Library Club had its usual treat at Christmas, and Valentine's Day when they sponsored a Valentine Box. X N , 9 ' I A V A A' ,' , , xv Y LL Uv . :xg - ,kt C gl 1 W X , 1 ff' ex Q51 V 1 ' n I E L R I 7 3 ' f A .X T Q 1, by 'II Y I 1' wg Q Q q aw. g g I-:S , 0 0 ' 3 o 0 0 in s - a 0 o o 0 o 'TLS 0 n o 0 Q Yo A o Front row J Davis, E Daby now S Conklin, P Nurney, Lauber, J Hotaling, D LaPoint, J Daniels, B Greene, Fountain, D Planty, J Phelix Row 3 E Russell, R Conklin, Lunderman, P Hoyt, C Bicknell, N Foster, A Bump, M Sevey, Phippen, J Phippen Row 1+ M Swift, L Crump, H Foster, Moses, N warner, S Thompson, G La Clair, S Shampine, Katner, Wright Row 5 D Petty, F Snell, G McRobbie Perry, Mabill, L DeLa1re, S Reed, Mrs Jenne, V Chit tenden R R Fllis, H Phippen, B LaPoint ewshahea 64,5 Editor in Chief Dona LaPoint1 Assistant Editor Jeanne Dame S Art Editor Class News Club News Exchange Editor Ruth LaC1air Norma Moses Gloria McRobbie Patricia Hoyt Gossip and Jokes Column Florence Snell Music, Drama, and Society Juanita Katner Sports Editors Donald Petty Herbert Phippen Typ ing Ruth Conklin The UAtomH has had three issues this far and hopes to have one or two more after thc yearbook goes to Press- 4, , b 4 7 ' ' n ' 3 H . ' i 5 X' 4 H Q -Q, M ,fp I 5 , I 'K . J Y , A o xi, ' X, : . . . F 2: . . E. O C I I Lo a 0 0 3 Q - o N. O O - Q l O N0 0 ' 0 : o 0 o TW V r N10 Q Q V -- o o H Jo To Q 2 5 1 Q Q , Bo In ' Q o g 1 q q l '- . ow 6: . . , '. , , K, Senior Chorus lima! X 'V Front row P Peary, R Bradish, S Kingsley, D Corbin, J Swift, A Grobler, L Fountain, N Lunderran, S Planty, C Daby, Row 2 C Bicknell, R Conklin, M Swift, M Sevey, S Clough, Row 3 E Peacock, A Bump, J Kingsley, D LaPoint, L DeLaire P Hoyt, H Foster, A Bump, S Reed, L LaClair, Row i+ G Mckobbie, F Snell, J Katner, Mrs Chittenden, R LaPoint, N Moses, P wright Junior Chorus I 1 -' 5 A Belts- ww' ' IEHIY , , Front row. G warner, B Bonno, J Baldwin, N Moses, P Tharett C. Weegar, M. Snell, E. Thaler, Row 2: S. LaPoint, S. LaClair, B. Moses, Mrs. Chittenden, D. Daby, T. Remington, Row 3: L. Sochia P. McGill, R. Sochia, S. Richardson N Wifi 'H gf- fs . P f lv , , .I K, S V L- . Ig, V . - 1 vi L4 K- it ' L A ,' Q' , If . D , ,. - . . A il if -- - ' ' 1 f ,, ' ' , A we ' ' , - - 5 ' f 1, K4 ig, 5 V .. K - f s 1 '. L-A 1 ,' A . ' . ' xg Q : O O - O O I 0 0 0 1 o ' o ' : 0 O I +0 C B. Perry, J. Daniels, J. Wickwire, J. Costa, E. Russell, : o o 0 o 0 7 0 O 0 0 'o ' : O O O A I O O 0 I 'UMA 5 ' , , - X ir 'I ' ' 'Nil' ,x xv J? , . A ', r, 'A fl N I V 'A ' - - . f Agro P -W , , We 1 x i c' 'N h E Q - 1 wf 0 ' L , xx , , ' ' ' I 1 fl A , , '4 4 ' u .M . ' 0 0 0 -0 ' 9 CORNETS Clll D Russell Chittenden M Swift S Shampine K Vorce CLARINLIS Daniels Reed Thaler Planty Russell warner wickwire Kingsley amd! E ':...anu 'e 'nn BAhlmONES Florence Snell Donna LaPoint QQ QW H K ,K QR ALTO Foster W!!! FLUTES J Katner P nz TROMBONES C Daby Petty L DeLaire W-x W5 5, MIXED chonus LaPoint, LaClair, Conklin, Russell, McRobbie Snell, R Phippen, R Hoyt, E Forrest Chevier, W Roberts, 'XgQg5Y!'fS Vorce X 'lined Cl: and PERCUSSION R Foyt N Hoyt D Corbin W Roberts Chevier TWIRLERS Carolyn Bicknell Ruth Conklin Judy Hotaling BASSES Alden Durrant James Young Twu-lei-A uAic This year the band was cut down to 22 members Mr Liberman began a new program of semi private lessons and each student worked by himself to slove his problem Members of the band contributed to the Education week program and before Christmas there was the first of what is to be an annual Christmas program Not only the band but the newly organized mixed chorus took part Parishvllle Hopkinton Central was the first school in the North Country to have its own radio program The Eighth Grade general music class started a bi weekly program which was tape recorded right in the music room to be broadcasted later over As an anniverisary celebration of Mozarts' birth the class had a party Some were dressed in the 18th century costumes They danced the minuet and listened to recordings of his music Refreshments were served The new music class ULiving with Musicn which was begun with the second semester continued this program Members of the class do this as a part of the course PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB After January, a photography club was started and sponsored by Mr Liberman The Board of Education helped to buy the equipment and the library work room was used as the most easily adapted to a dark room Some of the pictures in the yearbook were processed by James Young and other members of the club Thus far there has been no attempt at organization but another year ought to see this club in full action WPDM. TWILIGHT ALLEY 1955 Grade Operetta Directed by Mrs. Chittenden Cast of Characters Dame Needy, Mother Madeline Snell Meg, her eldest daughter Ellen Thaler Jack, only son Bruce Kyer Angelina, an emigrant child Bonnie Gary Lily, daughter of owner of WOld Sheen Lois Sochia Meg's Seven Sisters Neva Phillips, Barbara Fuller, Judy Lunderman Sally Spears, Barbara LaClair, Thelma Remington, Vicki Burgess Jack's Baseball Team Steven Snell, Steven Gary, Alan Wilson, Jerry Binan, Roger Hart, Larry Goodrich, Bernie O'Neil, Paul Randall Between the Acts Tap Dancing Vicki Burgess Solo nOver The Rainbown Vicki Burgess Grade Assembly Program 1955 1956 Instead of an operetta, the grades have had a series of assembly programs Plays, drills, songs, and recitations were included with the help of Mrs Chittenden and Mrs Hepburn The first was in November on the subject of Thanksgiving by the two first grade rooms directed by Mrs Bicknell and The Christmas program was put on by the primer and Nth grade pupils in charge of Mrs McNasser, Mrs Witherell, and Mrs Katner In February, Mrs Cook's and Mrs Goldschien's 2nd grade rooms put on a Valentine program and Mrs Stowe's 5th grade program was on Washington and Lincoln The last grade assembly will be in May with Mrs Moran's third grade and Mrs Burt's sixth grade putting on a program appropriate for spring 0 O I 0 I I O Mrs. Vorce. I I I O 0 O l 1 O I HIGH SCHDUL ASSEMBLIES The first program from the School Assembly Service was on September 20 Mr Glenn Morris presented one on science and electricity Some of the students, Ellen Thaler, Norman Hoyt Eddie Bump, Danny Peacock, Josepn Rushlaw, and others, found things were a little hot to handle when they served as assistants In October, Miss Shirley Duncan told students about her trip on a bicycle around Australia The trip was 10,000 miles long, and took her two years, but it was a very wonderful experience She told of the vastness of Australia and its strange animals Then she explained how young people can travel safely and cheaply in Europe by using the hostels students spellbound with the amount of milk poured from a pitcher and the numerous articles he took out of a small trunk Jeanne Daniels was fascinated with his equipment when she helped him behind the scenes Mr Soloman Card gave a very interesting talk on the United Nations and Mr Pelotte helped him with the colored slides of the United Nations buildings in New York There was a showing of the first act of the senior play, NMidnight , to give the cast a little stage experience and to advertise the play Throughout the basketball season, short pep assemblies were held on the days when the teams played at home Compliments of S R FLEMINGS CO 52 Market Street Tel 2966 Potsdam, New York O . , On December 2, Mr. C. Thomas Magrum, a magician, held the ll f .17- ,Fu - 9g 1' 5- 1'1- I lu -i -iw! li Nwalg- U PSI' I 'N fii' y 373301 Ja 74' ' i j'- ' -'1-3 QX l '2 :HN fin '1v? Tr ii i 1'7- , G- ,flv E. F, 'L-.1 ., ---11.43121-3.1 'Y la if T -1 L 'B i '.f:-:S 1 '1IL-1 25 i7 I W: + 4 f U ' . Y 1 . ,.' N ' V 5 r 7 1-44 4 - 6 K 3 i ,i - ,1 ' ' ' l . fl I ' ' , l 1 - - . u 1 2, L I l ' 11 l 1 , + ,- I -f L71 ' lu f. ' ' .J-.qi dj JI in ,A 'IP l za ' f Q Y A - - I W o V., - MAJQ1 I D I -, X - , ,',, .M x iflfy ,W Law' N 7 F , M . ,- I N IN 1 ,gg 7 1. , ' ' ' - ' x 1 ' 1 ' jk 51 ' M ,W M A nv I ' f 4 .gn-an Q g.- Q .-::'-L15 5 If :Q 'P 1 ' Qhkxi, K 1 .A ' A' 1 ' 3 u V ' K I - A ,afynq 3 l W. L. , V L v , H U 'qu hp ty A . ,. 1 A ,, . Hb. 1 f we1,x'y - Q - - .Nt , . Q -,E 'V V - i i KQV xr t A -- in T .. , , Q, 'fvtg' I' . ' ' 1 ' f ' 5 fx . J - xv , JUNIOR - SENIOR PROM A very successful and enjoyable Junior Senior Prom was held in the Parishville Hopkinton Central School Friday May 13, with music by the Four Jacks The theme this year was NHawai1n Holiday so the auditorium was decorated in keeping with the theme The coronation that started at eleven was the climax of the evening Mrs Grace Jenack crowned Leon Strader as King and Irene Emlin as Queen, from the Senior class with Nancy Grobler and Rupert Sheldon as attendents Kevin Vorce was Prince and Jeanne Daniels was Princess of the Junior class Their attendents were Gloria McRobbie and Edward Bump The pages who carried the crowns were Roger Bartlett, Billy Caringi, Floyd Covey, and Roland Hazelton Flower girls were Patty Tyler and Donna Wells The velvet material of the robes won by the Royalty was donated by the class of 195k and Mrs Milton Snell made them witherell helped with the coronation Chaperones were Mr and Mrs Vorce, Mr and Mrs Grobler, Mr and Mrs Knapp, and Miss Bloomfield and Mr Beha Tiiii1f'i:FiRi:'irvF!i3??tJi'ii'H-iiiildkIFIFIFSIWanwarnurrr nflrwrxxmhrafnmawwarxsrrafwx-r-rwxwrxxa BAILEY'S GREEN HDUSE Cut Flowers Potted Plants Gorsages Table Arrangements Floral Deslgns prone MM63 Potsdam, New York kiIkitltiiflklhtdd-4:4111IklkitfklvklkiflkikllllklrIklkIklklkIklklifltlklfikllfitllblfikikllvklklrllfilflkilfltifvflklkilkvkiklkilftlkd-Ilflk Compliments of KIRK A TUCKER'S Parishville New York . ll Mrs. Elsie Bresee, Mrs. McNasser, Mrs. Bassett, and Mrs. agnaislaz? hi 3 f 1 v-xp' ,M nxw' I x :ig U1 all W? fl P ' wp! an you .gmagine Edna a baby instead of a Daby? Sally a seed instead of a Reed? Ann a stump instead of a Bump? Florence a snail instead of a Snell? Jean a mammal instead of a Daniel? Kevin a horse instead of a Vorce? Jack a banty instead of a Planty? Dale a b-b instead of a Sevey? Sonny a river instead of a Forrest? Bob a dart instead of a Hart? Dick a Spitz instead of a Fitzigeraldb? Gloria a hobby instead of a CMcJRobbie? Etta a cobbler instead of a Lauber? Nancy an Oscar instead of a Foster? Wayne a robber instead of a Roberts? Mrs Jenack a race instead of a Grace? Mrs Jenne Adam instead of Eve? Mrs Miller a moth instead of a Miller? Mrs Bla ck a red instead of a Bla ck? Mr Knapp a den instead of a Ken? George a D A instead of a Beha? Mrs Morgan a Dan instead of an Ann? Ann a bell instead of a Snell? Mr. Pelotte a pill instead of a Bill? CAN YOU IMAGINE Ccontinuedl Mr Jones a lark lnstead of a Mark? Charlie an apricot instead of a Turcotte? Mrs Pierce a file rce instead of Pierce? 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