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

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1958 volume:

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' ' ' ,,ig,:,' .V 7 , '31 .. -wif rw ' +, ' a :..,..., -a , Q- v Foreword s ninth nPanoramaU, a record of the 1957 1958 school year, is pub lished by the students of the Parishville Hopkinton Central School, N Y The mem bers of the staff and advisors wish to express their appreciatio the advertisers and s who helped to make this yearbook possible Pngel Dedlcahon The staff of the 1958 'Panorama' are proud to dedicate this yearbook to Mrs Hilda Bassett for her many years of loyal service as teacher and grade supervisor in this school Her kindness, tact, and devotion to her students and pro fessien have been an inspiration to all I I s.::ai I Eh: . xx 'K o I , . .4-1 W i , - I O IN APPRECIATION Miss Fannie Bloomfield We, the staff of the 1958 Panorama , wish to express our appreciation to Miss Bloomfield for her faithful assistance in the preparation of the yearbook for the past nine years we also express our grat itude for her many years as a very consci entious teacher We admire her f1ne qual ities of understanding, cooperation, kind ness, patience, devotion to duty and int egrity Page 3 Z f f 0 - - . , .. - - . lst Row J Hotaling, V Randall, J Pearl, L Fountain, S Conklin, P Wright, C Snatraw, D Planty, J Phippen, M Sebastain, 2nd Row J Katner P Snickles N Phippen, S Stacy, M Sevey, N Nurney, N Warner, Planty, L hompson, Miss Bloomfield, 3rd Row Mr Call, N Moses, R LaPoint, H Foster J Swift, F Gribble, D Corbin, LaClair, Nth Pow R Hoyt, S hampine, D Baldwin C Turner Planty, D Wells, R Chevier, W LaPoint Assistant Editors Business Manager TYPING Richard Corbin David Wells Judith Hotaling Roger Poyt Juanita Y tner Jane Swift Pgfi earbook taff Editor Nancy Phippen Shirley Shampine JoAnn Phippen Diane Planty Vary Sevey LAY CUTS William LaPoint Patricia Wright Marlene Sebastian Jean Pearl Renace LaPoint Charles Turner Ronald Planty Arlene Groebler ADVERTISING Heidi Foster Barbara Green Nancy Nurney Norma Mose Gloria LaClair Sandra Stacy Shirley Conklin Janet Fingsley Anita Bump Shirley Barnes Gary Snell Faculty Advisors Miss Bloomfield Mr Call W i o . 0 O C I I C l O U CL1. . : O I U O O 0 i 5 T - - v u o . o o o ol-1 o o Go ' . : . .S , . , . , R. o 9 0 Q J , S AE X o o 36 O Admumstrahon BOARD OF EDUCATION President Mr Albon Aikens Vice President Mr Milton Snell Clerk Floyd Fenner Treasurer Mrs Ivy Robar Attorney Warren Daniels Attendance Officer Mrs Grace Jenack s Mary Young Mr Paul Campbell Gordon Daby Mr Frank Baldwin Mr Lyle Greene Mr Chester Champney Mr Edwin Parmeter District Superintendent Mrs Melissa Carroll Supervising Principal Secondary School Supervisor M . Charles Turcotte Mr. J. Gordon Hastings Grade Supervisor Mrs. Hilda Bassett O l U Mr . . Mr. . Facu ty George Beha Cornell University, B S , College of Agricul ture Agriculture Mark Jones Potsdam State Teachers College, B S Mathe matics Mrs Mary Katner Potsdam State Teachers College, A B in Education Grade four Mrs Katherine Moses Potsdam Normal, Potsdam State Teachers College - Grades one and two Hopkinton Mrs. Fern Petty - Brushton Training Class, Potsdam Normal - Grade six Hopkinton Mr. Gordon Hastings - N.Y. State College for Teachers, B.A. New York University, M.A. - Secondary Supervisor Mr. Eugene Finnegan - St. Lawrence University, B.S. - Syracuse University, M.S. - Guidance Counselor Mr. Cedric Call - Hudson College, B.S., University of Maine - Commercial Education Mrs. Patricia Thimn - St. Lawrence University, B.S. - English 4 I 5 5 A l L J , . I X, ' if ,, Mrs Q g MT. ' 0 0' o ' 0 Q 0 - - Pe6 Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Miss Katherine Snell Potsdam State Teachers College Seventh and Eight Math, Seventh Citizenship Education Joan M Shatraw Potsdam State Teachers College, B S Fourth grade Marion Stowe Colton Training Class, Potsdam State Teachers College CSummer Sessions! Grade 5 Gertrude Witherell Potsdam State Normal Grade 6 Lucy Frary Potsdam Normal School Hopkinton Grades 5 8 6 Edith Pettys Potsdam Normal School, Potsdam State Teachers College Primer, Hopkinton Patricia Thomas Eastman Dental Dispensary Dental Hygien ist Miss Fannie Bloomfield University of Vermont, B S New York Mrs Mrs Mrs Miss Mrs Mrs Mrs Mr Mrs Mrs University, M A , School of Library Service, Columbia, New Hampshire University, Genessee State Teachers College English and Librarian Mary Q Moran Russell Training Class, Potsdam State Teachers College Grade 3 Primer Blanche McIntyre Potsdam State Normal, Columbia University, Potsdam State Teachers College Grade Charlotte C Miller Potsdam Normal Second Grade Anna Deegan Brushton Training Class, Potsdam State teachers College, CSummer Sessionsl Hopkinton Grades 3 Q 4 Hilda Bassett Potsdam State Teachers College, Sum er and Extension Coures Grade Supervisor Gladys Garlough Central City Business Institute School Secretary Flora Miller Potsdam State Teachers College, Columbii Uni versity, New York University Eighth English, Citizenship Education Eight William Pelotte Niagra University, B A , St Lawrence University 'Social Studies Juanita Kirk Potsdam Normal School Primer Catherine Cook Potsdam Normal School, Summer Sessions Grade 2 Pge7 Mrse U ' Mrs. Helen McNasser - Potsdam State Teachers College, B.S. - - 3 2 Mrs Mrs Mrs Blanche Vorce Potsdam Normal School, Columbia University Grade 1 Grace Jenack St Lawrence State Hospital School of Nursing, Registered Professional Nurse School Nurse Mollie Bicknell Potsdam Normal School, Colu bia University Grade l william Lenny Clarkson, B A St Lawrence, M A 7th and 9th Social Studies and English George Tyler St Lawrence, B S , Potsdam State Teachers College M S Science M John W Brown Ithaca College, B S Physical Education CAbsent from photographb Mrs Mrs s Pg8 Doris Boucher Potsdam State Teachers College, B S Music St Lawrence University, M E D English Co ordinator Velma Hoyt St Lawrence, B A Latin and French Wanda Burgess S U T C , Potsdam Instrumental Muaic James Hendershot Buffalo State Teachers College, B S Driver's Training P H C S Teachers Association President Mr George Beha Vice President: Mary Katner Secretary Treasurer: M Cedric Call The teachers association sponsored the local observation of National Education Week with an Open House To further interest in the teaching profession, the association is offering a scholarship of SM5o to a graduate of P H C S attending a teachers training college This year Nancy Foster, attending Lincoln Memorial University in Tennessee, received this scholarship There will be another offered to a graduate this June for the coming year Mro ' 0 0 ' 0 0 0 Mrs 0 0 0 r. . - , , - Mr. Robert Loucks - New York State College for Teachers, B.A. Mr 0 ' o o o o ' Mr. - . A , , - 7545 Prmcnpal s Message To all students, but particularly to the members ef the graduating class, would like to address this principal's message. In recent years, whatever may be the reason, there has been pressure on all people to conform - to be average - almost to be standardized. There is a greater tendency to make security the main goal in life, and when disaster threatens to leek to the government to save us. If we as a people lose our individuality and our independence, allow ourselves to be ham ered into a mold, and are afraid te stand out above the average, then the future will be darkened. Work hard to develop your abilities. Within the bounds of morality and propriety, work out your own destiny to the very best of those abilities. Then you will have the sat- isfaction of something well done, of a life well lived. Page 9 x 'Q ' 1 -V . ' ' 'ony' X A . xi 3 . , I ' 'K .V - .jpg ,. fri, l1...g I-J xi' I I 4. X Q Q -,. V -was 'N l 5 I YL .nl 7579 ,- sll ' ' ,JM 5 i it ilzlwl, X , . 'HEX , - lull 5 x I af z 5 , 1 . I n r .5 I1 e I I .whkdf - 'fl-ILS HIGH SCHOOL SUPERVISOR Mr Hastings -1 35 f 5, 5 I ,,,-A X GRADE SUPERVISOR Mrs Bassett GUIDANCE Mr Finnegan F . W 0 V , s 7 'A' l I ' ' f' ,!er-I :'HgM, ' .gig ff f gfm 'A:3 . ' I I Q . Q l A 'fi --qu -'-v 5 - 'U I ' I ' Ja 'fx . AL X ' A R X X . ix Wx s A 4 f 1 ' i 3 ,ffl ', ' L . I III! 1 . I x .. , I 5, X4 L .4 ,..... , , N I X ,.NNL eat DENTAL HYGIENIQT Miss Thomas SCHOOL NUFQE Mrs Jenack al ' Malcolm Wilcox, James Garlough, Guy Walker, Vincent Parker, Kenneth Planty, Milo MaGill,Floyd Tebo, Lenard Bisnett, Floyd Remington Robert Adams, Walt Clark, Wayne Richardson Pg U Velma Kingsley Violet Garlougb Mertle Waite RK is IQWUPV' 99,4 1535 I y aff' f ew If so 5 W r , i. 'N' f L: L S. 1 7 .- fx .- - rg ml , P -'Qc 'Q '. --f 51359 9' Q , 9 ' - x I I., 1 f I ' if Q f Fen c Qi! --1 fi 1 - V' Q. . ff. ,fy Q fel 3 C enioro 1957 - 1958 School opened on September the third Everyone came back without saying a word. We got a Vice-President by name of Mr. Hasting His goal is The new gym who manages The seventh So they got to see that time we wasn't wasting. teacher is Mr. Brown us with scarcely a frown. and eighth graders were many a new teacher by the name of Mr Lenney The football team had a short season The Asian Flu was the main reason Many were sick with the Asiatic Flu After two weeks off, they were iust like new In October a Halloween party was had With lots of fun and fooling, everyone was glad The seniors put on 'Brainstormn the annual play They hope it will be remembered for many a day The Christmas party was a dream Presents were exchanged plus cake and ice cream The first of the winter was very mild Since then we've had our share of storms wild Buses couldn't make it so school d1dn't keep But then was no one really to weep Mr Beha coached the Varsity this year And they won more games something to cheer with all the time we have missed this year There's much talk of shorter vacations we hear Easter and the Prom yet are to come Then finals that will make some of us glum Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry Silverware, China, Gifts 3? Market Street Potsdam, New York A C A 1 . .U C , . . U ' . . . . it I - l 4 . 4114iiifilfiflkiiiillfllfiifiiiiilfififlllllWlfliifiillliiflfiliiliilfliiifilllilillflilklfiiillfiililiflffiilillil Pg 14 fin. il'- sh5,J Robert W Chevior Bob 'A sailor he would bo but not with a girl n every port' Brainstorm M, Basketball l,2,3 Baseball 1,2, 3 Football 1,2 3, Band 1,2,3,k, tudent Council 2 3, Yearbook taff M, Citizenship Award 3 Out standing Athletic Award 3, Varsity Club Christmas Pagont 3, Athletic Association 1,2 3 H, Current Events Club 1 Richard L Corbin Dick 'Now hero's a young man with promise' Bogeman 3, Brainstorm H, Basketball l,2,3,N, Basball 1,2,3,M, Football l,2,3,H, Band 1,2, , , Student Council Vice President Class Secretary 2, President M, Yearbook Staff , Outstandin Student Award 2,3, Science Award 23 Varsity lub 2,3,h, Athletic Association l,2,3,N Current Events Club 1, Christmas Pagent 3, r1nce's Attendant 3 Lila Jean Fountain Lil 'A whisper, a giggle and you'l1 know 'tis she Chorus l,2,3,k, Yearbook Staff 2,3,h, Newspaper Club 2,3,h Mixed Chorus 3 Brainstorm H, Christmas agent 3, F H A 1 Judith Hotaling Judy ' ere's a pert miss who knows her own mind' Basketball Cheerleader l,2,M Football Cheer leader 1,2 M, Band 1,2 3,h, rainstorm H, Newspaper Club l,2,3 rum Majorette l,2,3, Yearbook Staff 3,M lass Secretary l,3, Betty Williams Memorial ward 1. Page 15 Page 16 Roger Fred Hoyt Reg 'Oh, almost anything for a laugh' Class President 2, Athletic Association l, Varsity Club l,2,3,4 Basketball 2 3, Baseball 3,h, Senior Band l,2,3,M, Current vents Club President 4, Panorama N, Brainstorm M, Bus Patrol 4, Mixed Chorus l,2,3, Basketball Time Keeper N, Baseball Manager l Juanita Katner Nita 'She's hitched her wagon to a star' Library Club l,2,3, Band l,2,3 M, Chorus l,2,3, Basketball Cheerleader l,2,3, Football Cheer leader 3,N Brainstorm H, Yearbook 1,2,3,k, F H A l, ewspaper l,2,3,N, Class Reporter 3, N N Y Science Congress 3,M, All State Music Festival 3, Science Club l Gloria A LaCla1r 'Glo 'Rules are made to be obeyedn Library Club 1, Panorama M, Mixed Chorus l, Newspaper Club 2 William Earl LaPoint nBill WHe would have us believe he studies diligently' Football 3,M, Basketball Manager 3, F F A N Varsity Club N, Library Club 3, Newspaper 3 Yearbook N 95 ls. Norma Jean Moses 'Norma 'The world belongs to those who are energetic' Brainstorm Hg Yearbook Staff 2,E,k' Newspager Staff l,3' Class News Editor 2, - Library lub 1,2,3,1+g Clee Club 1,2 3,1+, F.H.L. lg Intermural Sports 35 Twirling 2g Sgorts Club 25 Class Treasurer 23 Assistant reasurer H. Jean A. Pearl 'She wears her shyness like a cloak' Junior Band 1, Library Club l,2,3 Yearbook 3 M, Current Events Club 1, F H A 1, ports Club . Wayne F Peck 'Butch' nHe would have us think he cares notn Current Events Club 1, Junior Varsity Baseball Football 3, Yearbook M JoAnn Patricia Phippen Je' 'Silence may be golden but speech is more fun F H A l, Yearbook Staff l,2, ,M Assistant Editor 2, Newspaper Club 2,3, ead Typist Editor M, Class Treasurer Glee Club l,3,M Football cheerleader 3,N, asketball Cheerleader 2,3,N, Gym Exhibition l, Honemaking Award 3, D A R Award M, Student Council Secretary Treasurer M, Brainstorm M P317 15- H318 Nancy Ann Phippen Red A lass with a mind of her own Class Secretary l Vice President 3, Treasurer M Newspaper Club 1,2 3,h, Gossi Editor 3,N, Year book Staff 2,3,k, Basketball heerleader l,3,k Football Cheerleader 3,h, Brainstorm N, Glee Club 3,N, F H A l, Princess Attendant 3, Twirling 2, Gym Exhibition 2 Diane Carol Planty Di Quiet Oh, my no Newspaper Club 2 3,h, Exchange Editor 3, Year book Staff 3,N, ports Club 2, Prom Princess 3, Student Council l,2,3,H, Reporter 2, President 3, Assistant Secretar Treasurer N, Basketball Cheerleader l,2,3, Football Cheerleader 3,4 Twirling 2, Gym Exhibition 1,2, High Jump Medal 2 Ronnie G Planty Ren 'Whoudoes best his circumstances allow, does well Basketball l,2,3,k, Baseball l,2,3,H, Brainstorm N, Football Manager 2, Varsity Club 3,M, Athletic Association 3,M Student Council M, Yearbook M Current Events lub M Good Citizenship Award 3, Athletic Sportmanship Award 3 Marlene F J Sebastian Marzie' 'A little fun does no one any harm' F H A 1,2, Sports Club 2,3, Gym Exhibition 3, Girl's Play Day 3, Yearbook Staff H, Newspaper Club N, Library Club M Clk 'ltwv Mary Lou Sevey Marylou 'Yes, she can bake a cherry pie' F H A 1 Yearbook Staff 2 3,N, Business Manager N Newspaper Club ,3,k, Class Secretary M, Reporter 1,2, Football Cheerleader 3, Basket ball Cheerleader l,2,3, Chorus l,3,h Gym Exhibition l,2, Commerical Award 3, rainstorm N Christmas Pagent N Shirley Ann Shampine 'Self confidence is necessary to success Class Assistant Secretary 2, Reporter M, Band 1, 2,3,h, Vice President 3, Junior Band M, Glee Club 3, Mixed Chorus 3, Newspaper Club 2,3,k Head Typist M, Yearbook Staff 2,3,H, Adsistant Editor 2, Gym Exhibition 2 Patricia Kay Snickles Pat 'Nothing so dear, so PTeCi0US as time' Brainstorm H Yearbook H, Sports Club 2, Band 1, A Laura Ann Thompson All set to learn to sooth the sick' Brainstorm H, Junior Band 1, Yearbook Staff H Current Events Club 1, Ps 19 WP5 Pge 20 sl X James E. Warner HJimN nSpeed, speed, then more speedn Brainstorm N, Basketball Manager3, Football 1 2,3,H, Yearbook H, Varsity Club 3,k,, Athletic Association N, Christmas Pagent 3, Mixed Chorus 3 F F A 3,M Norene A Warner 'A smile with a hint of mischiefn Band l,2,3, Newspaper Club l,2,3, Class Assistant Treasurer 3, Yearbook 3,H, Brain storm H, Sports Club 2, Junior Band 1 David W Wells Parry' 'Oh for burning ambition to spur him Football 2,3,H, Baseball l,2,3,M, Basketball l,2,3,H, Bogeman 3, Yearbook H, Student Club l,2,3,M, Athletic ASSOC13tiOD l 2,3 h Current Events l, Chrlstmas Pageant 3, Prom Prince 3 Charles Turner Chuck 'Oh give him a car to drive and down road he'll gon F F A 2,3 Football 3, Basketball Manager 3, Panorama M 5 0 a 0 Q ai ' ' 1 2 g I . I . C 1 I . ll 1 I A H onli Q' I7 Q . n , Council 3, Class Vice-President l,M5 Varsity ' . ' ' 1 J9'5 N l it n u 1 3 - A the - 4 I O O 5 . 0 CLASS ALPHABET A is for agile just like our class wit, It surely seems to skip when we read English lit IBis for Billy and also for Bob, Who're quite different, not like peas in a pod C is for Corbin, Richard's his name, The Brainstormn, our comedy, brought him his fame D is for David, the athlete of the class, In football or basketball, we know he'll pass E is for energy, we should have had, The kind we lost last summer, too bad F is for Fountain, Lila or Lil, Good driver, as yet she's hadn't had a spill G is for Gloria, our female class clown, with a saucy grin, to dispell any frown h is for Hoyt, a comedian true, Though often late, he always comes through Wherever you go they can always be seen K is for Katner, who aims She is a bright gal so we L is for Laura, our nurse She'll be a success, just very high, are sure She'll get to be, wait and see M is for Mary, Marlene, and Moses, too, These three are together whatever they do N is for Norene, as quiet as ever, Also for Nancy, who's really quite clever by O is for open, the door of the future , Containing the dreams and fears that we nurture P is for Planty, Diane's her name, She'S a very good friend we all maintain Qis for quit, which we've never done, 'Cause if we had, we'd hare missed all the fun R is for Ronnie, not as shy as he seems, when he makes a basket, the whole crowd screams S id for Snickles, who is rather quiet, Also for Shampine, who can be a riot ll . J is for Jo Ann, Jimmy, Judy and Jean, Pge 21 CLASS ALPHABET CCONCL'DD T is for Turner, he's known as Chuck, Whereever he goes, we wish him good luck U is for V is for W is for Maybe he' X is for Y is for Z is for Now that e The Our The The upsets of victories Wayne, so which we've had a few We've had them to. quiet is he, s not, just pretends to be - excitements, we've had lots of these, Yes's that should have been no's zest, we've had through the years, We're seniors, it's tempered with fears Senior Memories gate crashes at our Freshman party picnic at Postwood wlth Miss Yanerella poor feet after that sock hop night Lila got thrown in the water at Postwood night the lights went out en route to a basketball game At the banquet when Nancy dropped a knife down a man's back Roger cleaning up the donkey basketball game Judy dying her hair blonde for the play and it turned red The night Laura and Gloria went over the dugway Mr Jones keeping the Seniors after school The night Dick nearly lost his pants at our play dress rehersal Attending the NNy Three Angelsn dress rehersal Hurrylng to meet the deadline for the 1958 Panorama' fi111111QWYYQYYWXffifiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiifiYiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SUPERIOP FLOOPS Floor and Wall Specialists 'Everything Beautiful For Your Hamen Phone 2589 9 Maple street Potsdam,New York 141114iwitttiiikill!!!tiiittittikttittittiiitiiittt8154wtiwtitittttli -- - Th . . 1 I 1 I J . 1 1 'N-QI' vw Q- v x gf ! ISIASJQ qaaqog qdod 19805 SETSM DIAPG ueyqseqeg auefxew Jauaem samef KSASS HOIAJQN uosanoql eaneq uyequnog EIIQ Iluad ueaf Aquefd auepq uaddyqd KOUBN aupdneqg ASIIIQS UIQJOO DJUJOTH 1UT0d PI WUIIITM Aquefd pfeuog Jauqeg eqyuenf BUUMO 1 Kslnf uaidyqd uuv Of sasod em1oN I Pge 23 Pge Class Hlstory Out of our class of twenty four there are only four who started in Parishville School They are Norma Moses, Lila Fountain, Richard Corbin and Roger Hoyt In the third grade Juanita Katner, Judy hotaling and David Wells Jolned us Robert Chevier came in the fourth grade The fifth grade brought us William LaPoint, Norene Warner and Jean Pearl James Warner, Ronald Planty, Marlene Sebastian and Gloria La Clair came in the sixth grade Seventh grade brought us Mary Sevey, Nancy Phippen, Patricia Snickles, Jo Ann Phippen, Diane Planty, Laura Thompson, Wayne Peck and Shirley Shampine Our last addition to the class was Charles Turner who came in Since primer class the students who have dropped out of our class are Martin Rabideau, Beverly Richards, Peggy Nurne Lorraine Laggue, Mary Wilson, Mary Sochia, Barbara Smith Gary Ward, John LaMay, Veronica Randall, Adrienne Peary, Jame Adner, Dick Christy, Dale Sochia, Judy Grant, Harold Webster, Elmer Crump, Francis Richard, Erwin Richards, Lowell Sochia Robert LaMore, Mary Swift, Patricia Lauber, Gloria Norman, Harold Phippen, Clarise Boulds, James Curry, Donald Curr Thomas Flanagan, Betty Wilson, Janice Puryer, Kenneth Wilso Gilbert Kwasney, Lorraine Crump, Ann Snyder, James Perry, Judy Bonner, Larry Bartlett, Beverly Farmes, Mark Gothier and Sally Planty In the seventh grade we moved into the new btllding Our class was divided into two sections because it was so large 24 S I . . - , , O 4 A ' 4 I O . - Q our sophmore year. 3 Ya ' - as - 7 Ya Ha O A 1. O O Class History con't There were forty nine in the whole class Each section had its own homeroom and organized with its own officers That year we had a Valentine Party and attended the movie Vlvanhoen Our officers for group one were Pres Robert Chevier, Vice Pres Betty Wilson, Sec Ann Snyder, Treas Jim Warner, Reporter Mary Wilson, Class Advisor Mrs Duffy Group two officers were Pres Dick Corbin, Vice Pres Nancy Phippen, Sec Judy Hotaling, Treas Juanita Katner, Reporter Adrienne Peary, Advisor Mr Garbreana For the eighth grade our officers were Pres Judy Hotaling, Vice Pres Betty'Wilsen, Sec Adrienne Peary, Treas Robert with 8th grade graduation Forty one members graduated into high school We had a speaking contest in which the first prize was given to Nancy Phippen, second prize to Juanita Katner, third prize to Judy Hotaling and honorable mention to Adrienne Peary Freshmen officers were Pres Adrienne Peary, Vice Pres David wells, Sec Nancy Phippen, Treas Mary Wilson, Student Council Rep Diane Planty and Kenneth Wilson, Reporter Mary Wilson, Advisor Miss Yaneralla During that year we had a Sock hop and a Hat Dance whlch were both very sucessful In our sophmore class the officers were Roger Hoyt Pres , David wells Vice Pres , Dick Corbin Sec , Shirley Shampine Asst Sec , Mary Sevey Reporter, Diane Planty and Robert Chevier Student Council Rep , Mr Pelotte Advisor Our porjects during that year were two dances and selling shirts, ballpoint pens and hats Chevier, Advisor-Mr. Knapp. That year was a big year for us . Page 25 Class History con't In our junior year our officers were Pres Roger Hoyt Vice Pres Nancy Phippen, Sec Judy Hotallng, Treas Jo Ann Phippen, Reporter Juanita Katner, Student Council Rep Diane Planty, Dick Corbin, David Wells and Robert Chevier Advisors Mrs Thimm and Mr Tyler Our activities for the year included two dances and the very important Junior Senior Prom From our class the following were elected for royalty ents were Nancy Phip en and Dick Corbin Our first activity this year was a magazine campaign which was very successful Bill LaPoint sold the most magazines We also sold cards and stationery with Bill LaPoint again selling the most We had a banquet for the Sylvan Falls Club We had two dances with orchestras and several vic dances after the basketball games We sold candy in the cafteria during the lunch hours We also had a Senior Faculty Basket ball game On March 13 we attended the dress rehersal of UMy Three Angelsn at Potsdam State Teachers College As this goes to press we are planning our trip to New'York City and we are looking forward to the Junior Senior Prom Class of 1958 as First Graders ll Page 26 : 0' 1 Diane Planty-Princess and David Wells-Prince. Their attend- emor Play The senior class, under the direction of Miss Bloomfield, presented UThe Brainstorm,N a three act comedy by Bettye Knapp, on November 26, 1957 The cast of characters, except for Gary Snell, were all seniors They were as follows Willoughby Adams,l7, a shy, meek, and completely likable boy Richard Corbin Inner Willy, Willoughby's inner self, whom only he can see Wayne Peck Chuck Martin,l8, the smart alec who takes advantage of Willoughby Johnny Newton,l8, Harvey Downs,l8 Friends of Willoughby Ralph Jones,l7 Coach Lloyd,M5 Hank Johnson,l8, a husky football player Sally Bishop,l7, a pert, energetic, and ambitious girl Aunt Louise,62 Aunt Olga,6O Willoughby's devoted aunts Aunt Hester,6H Marybelle Turner,l7, a dull, plain, uninter est species of womanhood Lottie,l7 Mar1on,l8 Anna,l6 Kaya17 Dorothy,l7 David Wells Ronald Planty Gary Snell Roger Hoyt Robert Chevier James Warner Judith Hotaling Norene Warner Lila Fountain Patricia Snickles Juanita Katner JoAnn Phippen Mary Sevey Norma Moses Nancy Phippen Laura Thompson Page 27 '-L t , ' M, I V l A 3 - ! I I c Tan siiwfilld asnabifsikauummfk., Page 28 We the Senior Class of 1958 of Parishville hopkinton Central School, town of Pariskville, county of St Lawerence and the State of New York, being of unsound and memory, after twelve years of trials and tribulations, on now leaving our Alma Mater, do hereby make, publisk, and declare this to be our last will and testment We will the Juniors good luck wit? some new and different projects We will the sopkmores some ambition so they can make money enough to go to New York We will tre freshmen our secret of how to pass all our tests To our parents we will our gratitude and appreciation, because tkey made our education possible We will Mr Pelotte a more grown up Senior soclal studies class We will Mr Tyler some students with high I Q s We will Miss Bloomfleld a Senior English class wko's willing to five oral Englisk topics will Mr me Brown a g1rl's gym class will Mrs Tkimm a ticket to Switzerland for ski instructions will Call some beagles to take ruhting will graduating Mrs Burgess some new band members to replace all those will Mr take the Jones three seniors that he can keep after school place of Dave, Ronnie and Dick will Mrs Garlough as assistant secretary to help her will Miss Powe a course in driver's training We Wlll Nrs Miller the best of luck in advislng Student COUDC11 Bob C wills Dean W a senior o e t ' li after dark legally p ra or s cense so he can drlve Dick C leaves tis position as Senior Class president to Varick Chittenden i . , I We . l We will Mr. Turcotte a pink and white '58 Chevy. We Mr. f . We . We . . . to . We . , , We l . Class Will Cont'd Diane and JoAnn will their ability to be noisy to and Janet Kingsley We will the steady couples vitamins so they on each other Shirley and Juanita leave their out of town Bump and Jean Davis Jorene wills her Pat Boone pictures to Jane We will the Student Council a patrol car to them to patrol the halls Jim W leaves his jalopy by the side of the Pat Snickles leaves her ability to stick to Diane Daby won't have to lean dates to Anita Swift make it easier for road where else one boy to Pat W Dave Wells leaves his ability with the women to Roger Cook Ronnie Planty and Bob Chevier will some of their heighth to Paul Randall and Gary Sebastian Jean Pearl wills her slimness to Ruth Bradish Laura Thompson wills her ability to go off the dugway and not to get hurt to David Burnett Jim W parts with his broad shoulders regretfully but we feel Dana Norman needs them more Shirley Shampine leaves her wiggle to Shirley Conklin We will Ronnie Baldwin a jet so he can fly up to White hill Wayne Peck leaves his abillty to go steady with two girls to Dick Arquette Dick C wills his Roger Hoyt leaves Norma leaves Bev, Dave, Dean, Dick, B111, Reggie, and Parold Nancy knowledge of cats to Jimmy Young his dancing ability to Duane Smith Lois, and Rita in charge of Parishville and Jim will their football UD1fOTmS to Phil, Phippen wills her red hair to Gay Gunning We will Lucetta DeCarr a motorcycle to make sure she gets to the Countryside Pg 29 0 A 1 g 0 Tx 1 Q - 0 I 0 A. - . 0 O 0 0 o 0 . - 0 4 . . 1 Q - - o . 1 0 o ' 0 V o A Q 1 o f . o - 0 3 C Pge 30 Class Will Cont'd Ronnie wills his striped pants to Reggie Barrett. Jean Pearl wills her quiet ways to Ronnie LaBar. Judy Potaling wills Shirley Conklin her position as head Majorette JoAnn wills her figure to Heidi Foster Glorla LaClair leave: her habit of changing boyfriends to a-l fickle lower classmen Lila leaves her giggling ways to Sue Arquette Cuck Turner leaves Judy Baldwln to no one because he wants her for himself Diane and Marlene will thelr l ve for parties to Sandra Stacy and Shlrley Jo Barnes Dick, Dave, and Ronnie leave their basketball positions to Carlton, Norman, and David We leave the candy key to the ag boys and a place to keep it so they won't lose it Nancy Phippen leaves Connie Shatraw in charge of Bus 16 Marlene leaves her flirting ways to Elizabeth Lauber Nary and Bob leave the privllege of belng the only senior boy and girl golng steady to Beverly and Dean We will Weston Ellis a way wlth the teachers Jim, Dave, Bob, and Roger will Gary, Dean, Phil, and Ronnie thelr draft cards JoAnn, Judy, Diane, and Nancy leave thelr cheering uniforms to Jean, Shirley Jo, Jane, Sherry, and Carol We will Sherry Campbell some tlght skirts Dave Wells wills his whiskers to Larry Wagnoer so he can grow some real s1de burns In Witness whereof, We, the Senior Class of Parishvllle Hopkinton Central School have set our seal here to this 21st day of June in the year of you Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty elght Cl958J Witnesses Signed by HJulieN and Vanguard I Senior Class of 1958 . 4 , , We will the junior girls some good looking boys. SENIOR ORCHIDS 'Ike class of 1958 presents an orchid to Miss Bloomfield for directing the senior play and her work on the yearbook lr Jones and Miss Howe for being senior class advisors Pelotte for coaching the football team Beha for coaching the Varsity basketball team Brown for coaching the J V basketball team and 7th and th grade basketball Mrs Hepburn for advising the cheerleaders Very Sevey for being business manager of the yearbook Varick Chittenden for being president of the Student Council Dick Corbin and David Wells for being football team co captains of the JoAnn Phippen for winning the D A R Award and for being editor of the Atom Mr Call for helping with the yearbook and the Atom Dean Wilson for being county delegate to National F F A Convention at Kansas City David Wells and Ronnie Planty for being co captains of the Varsity basketball team Ronnie Planty for being high scorer of the Varsity basketball team Norman Hoyt for being high scorer of the Junior Varsity basket ball teaml Cary Snell and Harold Phippen for winning County F F A Leadership Award Mrs Garlough for helping with our money problems Juanita Katner for Valedictorian Richard Corbin for Salutatorian. Nancy Phippen for being editor of the 1958 P8I'10I'aU1a - Page 31 N . . Mr. . . Mr. , . Mr. . . 8 . Mr. Turcotte for helping us solve our problems. IN Pm 32 Class Prophecy June l0, 1973 Houseboat nMary Loun left dock on Branch of the St Regis River for a tour around the 80 days The boat had been given to Robert Chevier wife, the former Mary Sevey, by Norma Moses Sochia, West world in and his half owner of the Parishville Lumber Co, to be used for advertisement purposes June 13 , 1973 Mary lunch with David Wells Lou refueled in Greenland while we ate He is now working with a firm that sells refrigerators to the Eskimoes June 20, 1973 Boat docked at the home of Juanita Katner in Okefenokee Swamp, Florida Juanita is Chief Vetenarian of the swamp When we saw her she was killing mosquitoes with a fly swatter to prevent the spread of malaria After a visit with Juanita, we took an overland hike The next day we saw Jo Ann Phippen Sevey and Dale Sevey They are missionaries to the Seminole Indians had our washing done at Marlene Sebastian's Chinese laundary June 2N, 1973 As we were passing Cuba, our ship was cap tured and we were taken prisoner by rebels We asked to be taken to their leader, and we found out that the leader was Ronnie Planty We were immediately released After staying overnight with Ronnie and his troops we set sail again July 5, 1973 We completed our voyage across the Atlantic and docked in Sweden Pat Snickles, so we understand, is tend ing a flock of the world's finest mountain goats here How ever, we couldn't locate her so we continued on June 22, 1973 Brazil- We visited a coffee plantation and Pas 33 Pse54 Class Prophecy Cont'd July 7, 1973 England We visited and toured the big cities with wayne Peck, a speed car tester We also got a chance to see Wayne test drive the world's newest and fastest sport's car July 10, 1973 Germany Met Dick Corbin and visited the chain of taverns he designed and owns We drank some of the wine he imports This wine is all checked and approved by the great wine taster Lila Fountain After our day with Dick, we were ready to call it quits While in one of D1ck's taverns, we ran across Roger Hoyt He was in route to the U S where he is going to retire and write his memoirs Roger spent Julyl12, 1973 Paris, France On our tours of Paris we were special guests at 'Hanfout Hoteln Our former classmate, Shirley Shampine is owner and manager of the new hotel July 15, 1973 Madrid, Spain Attended a bullfight put on by Judy Hotaling, the only lady bullfighter in the world July 16, 1973 We stopped at the Rock of Gobralter Jean Pearl is working on the Rock at a concession stand Every thing has become to commercialized these days July 17, 1973 Monrovia in Liberia, Africa While we were replenishing our supplies, we met Gloria LaClair She has made a fortune selling over coats to the natives July 19, 1973 Belgian Congo Bill LaPoint is working here for the Rangoon headquarters as an elephant driver Bill belongs to the union and we understand they are going to - 9 fantastic years in the U.S.S.R. as a truck driver for the F.B.I. 1 Class Prophecy Cont'd strike soon unless the working conditions improve July 22, 1973 Cairo, Egypt we visited a mum y museum and met Nancy Phippen there Since the war, Nancy has had a tremendous business Mummy wrapping is very popular in Egypt July 28, 1973 Rome, Italy We went through the speed car factory owned by Jimmy Warner Jimmy's dream finally came true Che made his money by selling pizzas? Aug 1, 1973 Iran Norene Warner has become rich here in Iran She struck oil and has made well over several million dollars in Profit Aug ll, 1973 Sidney, Australia we visited Chuck Turner eir new movie, Life With the Kangaroos' Aug 19, 1973 Some where, we weren't sure where We observed smoke signals from a distant island We could not reach the island but got close enough to see Diane Planty She and eight others C6 of who were men? are shipwrecked We'll send help soon Aug 31, 1973 we arrived back at port in Parishville The trip had taken exactly 80 days kllfillllllkilrlkIiillltllllllifllviflillklillklhirillillklklkirllrIklilklklkltifikilkiiiikliflkllliflklkiillklkiklkifilrllrliflkivkilliwbivllllllilllllhk Compliments SPERLING'S FURNITURE, INC Raymond Street Potsdam, New York 35 and Laura Thompson at the movie lot where they are filming th W '. of st Row B Greene, V Brooks, C Shatraw, L Frank, M Lazore, Kingsley, B Raymo, N Nurney, 2nd Row H Phippen, S Conklin Stacy, J Davis, A Bump K Planty, P Wright A Durant, 3rd ow L Frank, F Gribble, H oster, D Wilson, D rquette, P Snell, D Smith, J Young, Mr Tyler Junior Class President Barbara Greene Vice President Reggie Barrett Secretary Sandra Stacy Treasurer Anita Bu p Reporter Shirley Conklin Student Council Representative Patricia Wright Advisors M Lenny, Mr Tyler we started this year with 33 students but now there is only 29. Our rings came this year. we have had one dance this year that wasn't very successful. we are now selling all ocassional cards. The class is looking forward for the Junior Jamboree on April 19, and the prom yet to come. Page 36 ,, ' ,xv D A . Q' U ...gtk E B- .1 ' -f rf , 4 1 : . . . . . J. 0 . 0 . : a 0 . A P.Priest, R.Barrettg ith Row: Mr. Lenney, R.Peck, V.Chittenden, ophomore Class lst Row D Corbin, S Kingsley, G Gunning, R Bradish, P Peary, M Crump, A Groebler, J Swift, M LaClair, 2nd Row Mr Pellotte, J Villnave, L DeCarr, V Hubbard, S Hart, C Strader, J Wickwire, C Mott, E Peacock, S Campbell, R Sochia, 3rd Row J Costa, P Unz, V LaBar, S Barnes, C Daby, Mrs Jenack, F Wilmont, R LaPoint, P Powell, W Ellis, D Anthony, Nth Row D Conger, R Malbone, T Wilson, R Cook, J Curry, A McRobbie, N hoyt, C Johnson, B Meash President Norman Hoyt Vice President Arthur McRobbie Secretary Lucetta DeCarr Treasurer Cecile Daby Reporter Jane Swift GV Student Council Representatlves Shirley Barnes Carol Strader Class Advisor Nrs Grace Jenack , Its members who were in basketball Norman hoyt, Arthur McRobbie Carlt J hn , on o son, Thomas Wilson, Paul Powell Varsity M anager, Jay Curry, Danny Conguer, football Carlton Johnson Jay Curry, and Danny Conguer, Cheering Sherry Campbell, Shirley Barnes, Carol Strader, Jean Wickwire and Jane Swift The dance that the class held on March lkth with the Bel Aires Orchestra was very successful Pg 37 N , V V : O 0 0 0 4 I 0 0 0 i . : I ' Q Q 0 0 O U Q I , . g o 9 o 0 n n Q 1 0 ' . . , ' A 2 . Q 0 v g g 9 cl n . Q 0 , 1 - - - . 4 - 1 . I Q Y I A A . O O . O . 0 W . 0 - O HC lst Row P Randall, L Wagner, G Sebastian, M Snell, M Viau D Wright, E Lauber, M Moses, C Hubbard, SgLaClair 2nd Row Moses, E Thaler, C Weegar D Daby, L Viau, E Malbone, S Anthony, D Sniekles, B Bandall, C ra , Mr Beha 3rd Row M Call, S LaPoint, B Bonno, J Baldwin, Nelson, E F Randall, T Remington Richardson, G Warner, F Labar, D Peacock, R Daby Nth Row Lunderman, L Planty R Smith, M Frary, J LaClair, L Soehia, McGill, T Farns, J abideau, H Carringi, C Cook Sth Row Wells, J Rushlaw, D Norman, D Butterfield, S Snell, R Tyler R Daniels, J Susice, G Tho pson, B Chevier, B Randolph Freshmen President Madeline Snell Vice President - Gary Sebastian Secretary - Sandra Richardson Treasurer - Steven Snell Reporter - Susan Anthony Student Council Representatives - Beverly Moses, Burt Chevier Advisers - Mr.Beha, Mr.Call At the beginning of the year we had Sh members in the class. We are proud of the ll members of the class who helped make up the J.V. Basketball team of this year and 2 members who were members of the cheering squad. As this goes to press hg,8we are planning a dance. 9 V n u , ,H if 5 h L 1 I N' lg. 0 .0 . 0 0 o o . o : 6. 0 so . a . o . o . . o a ' z J. .... . P. . .15 . . . : Ho o o I o u o , Elghth Grade 5, Macaslin, K Conklin, L Powell, I Bradish, S Randall, Swift 2nd Row B LaC1air, L ConverseT J Ward, J Wilson, F Gary, F Ward, R Phippen, S Lauber, Macumber, S Spear, J Peral 3rd Row L Goodrich, G Butterfiels D Wiclcwire, R Collett M Sucice, R Meashaw, J Thompson, Hart, R Tuper, R Moses 5+th Row V1 Aekins, B Rosenbaker P Kelly, P Benton, W Foster Mrs Miller, P Wells, M Snith, Corbish, J Loomis, K Wilcox President King Wilcox Vice President Bert Rosenbarker Secretary Janet Groebler Treasurer Linda Mc Casland Reporter Robert WlCkW1T9 Student Council Representative Shirley Randall Advisor Nrs Flora Miller There are N3 students in the eighth grade of which ll made the honor roll in January. James Loomis moved to Tupper Lake. Billy Reed is still out of school wit? rheumatic fever and be may be out tre rest of the year. Page 59 a . ta P . , lst Row: T. Gary, M. Parker, E. Matthews, J. Greebler, :. 0 0 0 O Q , , , Q. 0 0 , Officers of Class of 1958 Officers of Class of 1959 ana F' Officers of Class of 1960 Officers of Class of 1961 MW r Officers of Class of 1962 Of ze ficers ol Class of 1963 Page 40 'T- I ! In Physics Lab Morning Announcements V I ra',. ,fly . A ,r, V ,A ' Qnpal f 5,1 Q - ' ' C5 , . A- K - I 9 -. .I f 1' .x . I bp 5 ' , 'r l 1 , , 6 :gg fr: ' sg 1 .- A ,ff 'I . - , , 3 xr ' B , ., U . -C ' ' g uf, O!-9 o 5. S R x ,. X-JI -J '. - ' ' C eventh Grade kr, I 455 U13 I lst row T Matthews, S Sampier, B Smith, D Vallance, R Carangi, G Foster, N Wilson, D Phelix 2nd row, M Mott, R Perry, J Burlingam T Peacock, T Snell, K Thompson, C Tebo, T Unz 3rd row, D Planty J Tuper, J Ramsey, Mr Brown, B Curry, L Ellis, O Peary, F Horton W'Q Q. -.1-.1 lst Row: D Powell, P Phippen, A wilson E Harper, B Deere, Burnett, Crump 2nd Raw: M Frary, D Grant M Sweeney, J Snell Meashaw, Gribble, M Richeal, R Dougan, J haler 31'd RCW Burgess, Campbell, S Hayes, L Armstrong, Mrs Snell, D Nelson, V Simonds, Faymo, M Chevier Pg M A if fig, M ,,,, , 'M 'f .:.- jq f, pq. . 4 ' .r , ,LA 4 'L ' ' I ' , J F 4 ' t 1 1.3 ' H A F' ' --N :wi 1 , ' , ' T 61 I Q ., , v- ' ' ,' .x 1 1 i I 4 0 - I avr' 0 0 4 , , 'Q ' - 5 . ,, h ' ' . ' - Q J L 4- :. - 'Y ' Q til f ' a Tx 4 J T V gf' 7 'L . v I 1' Q ' ' B ' . w 1 ' Q. . , 4 .7 Q I U Q . . . . 0 o o u ' c - 0 o 0 o 0 - o 0 e ' e 0 o 0 a e o 0 V e , lg f 034, V 33, jiffffff, fi? - E.: M 2'-:wg A, Sri M , L.ze?lf3g Q Q ni? . of - t-3, - -1 ,. , ,. Q. - -1 - ' -f ' a A 1 .. ,A ' T' Q - , , 4 - , Q . . 1 - 1 - A. V A I' FQLK .f , . 3 's- Q , Q E!! 1 J., i vi 1.65, Q I W ' .V 41 v - Q 0 0 0 Q go 0 1 - Q I e 0 ' o u 0 D 9 R 0 0 0 0 C 9 R J 5' ' 0 o 0 l U O ' B 0 P o o o 0 ' I G U ' . l a e CML l'.....I lst Row D Matthews, T Snell, S Gary, B Gary, H Randall, S DeCarr D Johnson, J Frank, S Simonds 2nd Row G LaClair, J Davis, N Sne 1 R McGill, J Lunderman, S Snel , S Weems, M Fenner, F Peacock, 3rd Rowx Mrs Petty, A Rushlow, C Nelson, M Richardson, L Nurney, S Foster, G Collette, R Petty, D Tyler, A Caskinette Nth Row J Loomis, L Wells, R Ellis, J Loomis, C Richards, R aylor, J Pearl, R Curry, J Richards Page 42 evenfh Grade President Jeseph Snell Vice President Pam Campbell Secretary Diane Nelson Treasurer Thomas Matthews Student Council Member Galle Raymo Reporter Verona Simonds Advisor M s Snell We had 52 people in the seventh grade at the begin ning of the year we were sorry to have Jerry Gribble go back to Tennessee, Cythnia Lyke to Potsdam, and Barbara Fuller to St Lawrence Central School Many of us went to the Halloween party, s me of us dressed up Our Christmas party was an enjoyable one with many gifts, music, and refreshments At our Valentine party we had refreshments and distributed valentines Eleven people of the seventh grade were on the Honor Roll I V I I .' .' .' .E f Fifth Grade -in-c-IlU.al-.Ja Jig K... -gal. Wm- First row M Anthony, B LaClair, V Kingston, S Duff, S Perry, D Wells, K Harper, Second row R Curry, B Conger, T Elek, J Webber A Winney R Conclin M B t T , , , ar on, hird row S Collette, L Wells, G Watts, Mrs Witherell, L Weems, G Taylor H i ' lst Row J Matthews, R Randall, N Vallance, J Smith, L Gunning, M DeCarr, F Taylor, D hill, 2nd Row K Wilson, S Armstrong, Greene, G Weegar, L Foster, G Foster, D Barrigar, S LaBarr, 3rd Row J Cox, D Call, M Pasmer, R Fandall, Mrs Stowe, L Deboe Richards, E Petty, B Wilson Pg Q ' shi L 7 A an-G A Q V, , ',f. 4 ' Neff- e ' .. A V -- - 'Tj.-'ri-f W , M, , -.. .- 'f ',.. Kin - N . i'. E , ,.,.. ' 4 1 .w ' ' , ,J K' -w. -A --1 1 O f ,- - 1 .. , Q A - r . ' Q 1 H .. - 3 4 - 4 ' 1 .. ' ' 40 ' ,., ' A - 9 o ' Q , .. e ., ,, -1 Q V. ' J ' Y Q , c. Q 4 ,, ' 4 ' 1- L -a f 1 ,, I C ' 0 0 0 a 0 I I I O O Q Q 'I Q 0 O l o I 0 O I 0 o 0 o o o c t W- A, . M4151-2 wnnwa-mnn'.uman n---- 14 un1Qin .V , ,:,,, ',.mdQ::L4 mf-iun,'1:., 'G ... f . vi . -C-4 J 4 'f 'P f ,Q -am 34' ,- -W few -A A ' ' ' - '-t ' ' ' f MUW , -- -- ,L , -M A T fa' , , H Ma -s l - .S . ' ' . A . 3 f A L u , V I .-...T... y I ,, , l X K ' W' .e - 3 Q - 0 N . -Q.. if 1 , ' u C' . ' . -Q A - V Y N . - - - N . ' f : O I C - I 9 O I -1 1 I O O . : I I C O . I D O O O : . . .T .. . . . , M. - 0 Q Q 3 C Fourth Grade mimi .I lst Row S LaClair, B Duff E Ellis, M Swift P Sheldon, M Snell, L Conger, 2nd Pow Gary, T Jenack, Kingsley, Mrs Katner F Covey, E Hubbard, D Parker, 3rd Row M Taylor, W Hill, D Sweeney S Barrett Y Jones D Warner J Hale P344 J '51 lst Row D Fenner, G Crump, R Pandall, M Ellis, C Smith, R Barton, R Hazelton, 2nd Row S Bump, D Deere, M Bush, J Snell, D Wells, S Barrett, D Looris, H Sochia, 3rd Row R Cameron, L Ashfield, D LaCla1r, D Thompson, Mrs Shatraw, A Taylor, D Wickwire, D Miller, M Taylor F' ' , f , 7.5, , 'rl '11 q 1-477 Y V W , .. , Q . I N , ' 0 S 1 D, A.. Q V' - J s'. Y is P ' ' 9, -I ' , ' . , ,- ,t49 - 4- 1 - , , - , ,- C 7 , - - . -4 , 4 .kr J . . ' 'U as .Q , s ' I ' 7 - ' Q I ' ua I . A Q - I 0 to -Qi.. , . , .., O C O I 3 O I O O O 0 . - o 0 Q fo g 0 o o . : Q Q 0 O O Q 0 ' 0 Q l Q- Y 'A' ' - ' , 2 fr. , .: U ....,- , -3 , 'ffl 'I' M '- .. -if S - ' -- C C + -1 , ' - , , . .. - . I . - W n . w 1 , . 4 ' ,A .. ' - 3 ' , A v 5 C Y o ' U . J Q 5 - . ... - , Ji , ' 'I 'cv ' . f ....... - Az L: 1 ' ' x 1 ' I 1 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 0 0 Q e 0 0 n 0 I I Q Q u 0 q . Q o Q 0 I U Q O I 0 o o Q Thurd rade f n? i f lst Row W Frank, J Moses, S Elek, L Sweeney R Bicknell, R Taylor, K Harper, 2nd How R Ferguson, R enner, P Tyler R Stark, C Saucier, B Wilson, S Burlingame, 3rd Row R Tuper, T Hoyt,W Ellis, Mrs Moran, A Norman, L Kelly 3 lst Row S Taylor, L Miller, C Kirk, C Weems, E Perry 2nd Row M Foster, J Hazelton, W Loomis, B Anthony, G Randall 3rd Row R Rosenbarker, N Martin, G Peary, Mrs McIntyre, L Long, H Stark V: Y AA W, W L lf' ' ' 'i:Ii 'W' X J.. .M I c. N A - ,L ' A 1 - ...- G , lr in L - - A ' , '- - 9 L -3 ,, .i J ,, f - I 1, - - .. l , , 1 A , S , .. ,. K' K , . 1 .1 -.V 0 V . -, ., - , ,X 6 - ' ' -I' If I x x 2 ' ' . , L ' , 1 ..........- n. L ,j - ,. I .Lf r 34' 1-M V 1 , Q. v as ' I 0 o 0 s o ix u l O O . ' O O O , O 0 0 Q o . 0 0 O Q U I l 3 ,M A W Malzuhrl, ' , lm v Y -, . . . - Q A ., J is . 4. ' 4 , in .t, ' : ' S , ,Ax a , xx A, K ' . , H K 4 , M ' - - - - X A v ' . ' ' 4 I ' gy k V ,V J - 2 min X' -. V , , ' I K -L L, V . , tg N' , w - - V , - ,, N - ' 'L . 4 . , 7 . w,,,' .lil-..-- I x - '. ' :V -' l- 1- , . f. . Q . . I 0 g . Q 0 o 0 9 O 0 c g Q o 0 U 0 - 0 9 - 0 o 0 econd rade 71,1 lst Row C Ellis, P Taylor, K Taylor, B Miles, T Newton, M Barrett, B Randall, D Jenack 2nd Row P Parker, P Duprey, P Snell, D McKenna, B Sebastian, N Perry J Sampier, B Warriner, Cook, M Tye, A Nurney, D Taylor, D Wells lst now J Jenne, M Snell, J Dibble, C Warriner, S LaClair, C Warriner, J Warriner 2nd Row C Armstrong, R Snell, B Nurney, Mrs killer A Kerr, R aylor, D Harper, 3rd Row L Hubbard, Pfggoster, Sullivan, C Foster, L Corklin, B Hollinger V - 'S ' . L- N' N gnu, ' ' ,r I ff! My ' - .1 f' ' ' . 114141 I L Vx I g ' E Bfsne1d0n.'3ra Row: Tftraylor, E.Bu5n, G.50cB1a, M.M.G1i1, Mrs. in .1 . , L i M . s J , . 14. ' M -ilk 1-1 lst Row T Taylor, B Crump, K Sullivan S Perry, K Tebo, P Swift 2nd Row T Wilson, D Langille, S Kirk, Mrs Vorce, C McKenna, F Empey, J Hubbard 3rd Row W Norman K Taylor A Clark, N seebie, L Feeter, R Parker Absent 6 nibble, Deen, S Long Farsi Grade MRL l 'L...., lst Row: D.Hota1ing, A.Simonds, D.Randall, S.P1anty, C.LaBar, K.Fandallg 2nd Row: K.Ashfield C.Gunning, H.Kingston, Mrs. Bicknell D.Kerr, D.Langil1e, 3.Mittlestaedtg 3rd Row: M. Webber, 3.Moore, F.Srith, S.Bisnett, C.Rushlow, K.Snyder. Pue47 4. nj ' , ,,,,.-:'vqr- ,f,, TL, ' ,ZW 4. ' , , , . Q, ,- , Y , ,Q .Y Ln Y :er V L , . L - , l - 4 . Q, 1 1.........- .3 wwf' E ,- b 1- fe - , , nz. -nut, L-e--23 1 R , n , 'O 6 ..- ff I ' . S.. . ,, O Q 'P x '? .R 7, f v ex . 1 - '4 x A . v f 5 1 I . ,X K , , L... O I 0 0 0 0 c 0 I 0 0 0 s Q o 1 O 0 o 0 0 l s g 0 0 c s o 0 Q 0 0 H., g A 4 , ,QI H ' . ' ' ' ,, l . V . Q 6 . ' , e. 4 Lvl ' .4 M , L:-A r-1 . ' 'gf .-l...-... , ' l X I .- . 4 ... 0 ' ii..-... . , rimer lst Row R Watson, E Randall R Sheldon, G Sheldon H Hill, P Randall, P Lang, 2nd Row Langille, R Kerr, W arker, W Sochia, K Harper, C Snell, M Planty, C Mearkley, 3rd Row P Jessmer C Hoyt, W Sullivan D Stone Mrs Kirk, J Pelotte, R Moore, Wells, Nth Row C erry, G osenbarker, D McGill, S Weegar, D Radley, L LaCla1r, L Stark, P Snyder Page 48 lst Row D Lamphere, D Jacobs, E Gilbert, C Duprey, F Elek, C Dibble, J Shampine, W Taylor, 2nd Row G Glasby, D Gu hea, J Binan V Gilbert L Barton, Mr McNasser, T Fenner N Butter field, 15 Enpey, s Clark, 3rd How c o'1:e11, J Call, f. A hfield, J Gribble, N Bump, L Cameron, E Bush, S Bisnett, D Bovay Q ,' ,. 4' 1' ' ..,g:i4 . , ' . - ' - 1 Q , 1L. Q A I 11 , t , - . I a - X f - . - I . Q , , - , a 0 L 4 1 o C 5 lg C ' N . 1 O 0 0 0 , ,Lf . Q , . : 60 o 06 0 0 OL. 0 Q . : C Q o st. 9 Q 6 . E A 0 s 0 Q 0 0 Q 0 Q a g . fj. ' A , Q A . - Q ' A , ,s I A I - C , Q - , V 4 3, b - . 1 , Q .' a , f v., 0 M r A , gy . , Q QNX ' ni--A -Q-.H . . O 0 o c Q 0 l 0 0 0 ' 0 o ' 0 S 0 0 0 S. U o ' . . ' ' 2 . . 0 S - v 0 c . 0 0 . e . Furst- econd Grade ,-.x '41 nf lst Row G warner, D Tebo, C Viau, J Converse, B Tebo, D Woodward, T Lawrence, T Zabler, 2nd Row M Perry, R LaBar, R Ashlaw, G Ward, G hubbard, D Viau, C Wagoner, R Miller, 3rd Row D Kingsley, N borton, L Bonno, J George, S Parker J Opal, F Lauber, M O'Malley, Mtb Row J Dougan, J Ashlaw, R Rosenbarker, J Eakins, K Converse, R Parker, J Arquette, L Hubbard, Mrs Moses First Row: J.Mi1ler,D,Woodward,G.Ashlaw,M.George P.H1bbard, B.Horton,H.Converse G.Viau Second Pow: S.Whgorner, F.Uhrd,R. Eakins,V.Ashlaw,J.Horton,K.Chittenden, S. Parker Teacher-Mrs.Pettys 7 Page 49 I -a 1 i X I H A . 1, W J . , ' g ' Q is ,P 1 ' 'sf . we V' , ' N, , g . E V, 4 ,Q H ' V -lilif z , 'L 4 5 ' ' X J J A WC, 4 o N ii . , 4? do ,Cliff L P J 3 1 O I O O C I I I I I O Q O l U 1 I C I : I I .I C U O I I O . A : O l O I I O l I I I Third- Fourth Grade P -'E lst Row: L Woodward, M Peryer, B Lawrence, G Parker, J Barnes, L Opal, 2nd Row K Malbone, L Chambers, L Cliff, D Horton Woodward L Hubbard, J Dougan, 3rd Row P Macomber, C Ward D Zahler, Macy, L Kingsley, E Hubbard, Q Turner, Miss Deegan l+th Row J Rosenbarker, N Malbone, E Viau, H Viau, S Newton, R Warner, S LaBar Frffh- ixth Grade lst Row Mrs Frary, D Lawrence, W Baldwin, F Perry, V Burgess, L W d L ar , Bonno, R Parker, A Burnett, R Jackson, 2nd Row S MaComber, V Barnes, N Parker, D Conklin, R Powell, D Pubbard, S Daby, D Macy, A Daby, B Porton, 3rd Row Pubbard, D Lawrence M Trimr, J Porton, G Nalbone, L Zarler, D Daby, J Chittenden, , M Malbone, D Wagoner I W an . IL 0 o 0 r 0 , ' : o 0 . 0 c , D0 6 Q o . 2 s o , 0 0 o o L10 5 2 . . . . - I : 0 0 s 0 0 0 o o 0 n ' : 0 s is n 0 -L of . ' . 1- . I 0 - c ca 0 LJ: - 1 7 szzrrn 'AUP' K' A A IIUIN Q Hopkinton Safety Council Seated L Ward, L Bonno, V Burgess, R Jackson, F Perry D Harton S Daby, D Hubbard, L Daby, D Lawerence J Crittenden Sta di , n ng M Thimm, N Malbone, S Naco D r L Zatler M Parker, D.Lawe ence SAFTEY C u L STREFT PATROL Kneeling: W.Ba1dwin R Parker, V Barnes Standing' G Malbone ,WM......... ,i K I ,fa L WL is ' L t 'ws , ' ' 'fi Lai Q - 'sand S, - 2-1. 3 I I O O O O O I I I O : l 1, u 1 Us-fr 1 0 - Q o L nA T 4 n V Y J 1 Xl. in - I xx . .Q .xx ' 6 0 0 ' ' ' , Pag 51 D,Conklin, A, Daby, .Wagoner, D.Macy. Page 5 2 Class of 57 Elizabeth M Perry living at home Ruth La Clair working in Potsdam in the telephone office Rosalie Ruth Conklin working at M H F1shman's in Potsdam Patricia Ruth Hoyt attending A T I at Canton Lindq DeLaire attending Beautician School in Salem, Oregon Dona LaPoint Began. married and living in Parishville Adrienne Peary Gilbert married and living in Parishville Patricia Jean Magill working in M H Fishman's in Potsdam Ray Dale Thompson in the U S Marines Jo Anne Mary Phelix attending A T I in Canton Herbert Lawrence Phippen living at home Shirley May Tho pson living at home Donald E. Petty - working at Potsdam G.L.F. Evelyn Russell - working in the office of the hospital at Massena Carl Ward - working for Bicknell Brothers Absent from picture: Dale John Sampier - living at h me .L i I, .., A : if ' P 3 l yi Y 1 , K 1 y v 4 I ll I A I '- -be rf- -Q P vw Q- 4 . 1 . 'N D K . Q 2 ' o e o o e i I ' e 0 0 e ' o o e Q Q 1057 COMMENCEMENT EXERISES Program W ur Public Schools Citadels for Peace and Freedomu Processional Pomp and Circumstance Elgar Central School Band, Donald Holtz, Conductor Invocation Rev E Taylor Judd Salutarory Adrienne E Peary Junior Response Roger Hoyt Selection Anderson Central School Band, Donald Holtz, Conductor Valedictory Evelyn M Russell Soprano Solo PH1 Lili, Hi Lon, Deutsch Kaper, Linda DeLaire Evelyn M Russell, Accompanist Address Dr Edward Redcay Dean of the College, Plattsburgh State University Teachers College Presentation of Diplomas Albon A Aiken President of the Board of Education Presentation of Class Gifts Adrienne E Peary President, Class of 1957 Presentation of High School Awards Charles E Turcotte Supervising Principal Benediction Rev E Taylor Judd Recessional 'Orlando Palandrino Overtur P Hayden DeRubertis Central School Band, Donald Holtz Conductor kiiiiiittiikiixiitii X xi X Kwik?11111iii!iiiiiiiitiiiiiiiittxiiiiiiii! 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Senior Charge Dona La Point - ' e PARISHVILLE HOPKINTON CENTRAL SCHOOL June 1957 Prizes awarded Art Award Outstanding Athletic Award Reader's Digest Award English Award Special Award to Valedictorian Special Award to Salutatorian Agriculture Award Salutatorian Award Honor Key Awarded to Valedictorian Eva Clapp Memorial Award Scholarship Fund Award Intermediate Algebra Award Plane Geometry Award Athletic Sportsmanship Award Social Studies Award Science Medal Good Citizenship Awards Science Award Commercial Award Homemaking Award Mathematics Award lst nd 2nd Betty Williams Memorial Award William Carringi Memorial Award of Music Outstanding Student Award Pg 54 PERFECT ATTENDANCE Parishville Floyd Covey Patricia Kingston David Taylor Robert Conklin Mary Richardson Ruth Covey Verona Simonds Janet Groebler Christina Nelson Douglas Johnson Richard Matthews Thomas Peacock Evan Harper Barbara Greene Thelma Remington Sandra Richardson Lila Fountain COMMENCEMENT Lucetta De Carr Robert Chevier Evelyn Russell Evelyn Russell Inscribed Figurines Inscribed Figurines Dean Wilson Adrienne Peary Evelyn Russell Evelyn Russell Nancy Foster Juanita Katner Patrick Snell Ronnie Planty and Burton Chevier Evelyn Russell Juanita Katner Adrienne Peary Jo Anne Phelix Robert Chevier Alden Durant Mary Sevey Jo Ann Phippen Patrick Snell Linda DeLaire Ruth Conklin Dick Corbin and Adrienne Peary Hgpkigtg Jimmie Dougan Linda Zahler Martha Parker Steven Daby Allen Daby Irene Daby 22 lst-Ronnie Planty n Walter Clark Stuart LaClair Gary Votra Fay Kingsley Donna Warner Sheila Barrett Donna Wells Richard Camero Donna Wickwire Linda Ashfield READING CERTIFICATES 1957 Il Patricia Kingston Meribeth Barton Ronald Curry Betty Conger Dale Harper Velma Kingston Sherry Armstrong Kathy Wilson Larry Deboe Sally LaBar David Hill Thomas Snell Lorraine Wells George Bush Mary Richardson Lois Nurney Sharon Simonds Christina Nelson Robert Ellis Nathan Snell Gary LaCla1r Jerry Ramsey Betty Curry Thomas Peacock Alan Wilson Dale Burnett Pamela Campbell Joseph Snell Bonnie Burgess Gail Raymo Linda Ellis Evan Harper Dianne Nelson Donald Powell Lola Armstrong Melvin Sweeney Verona Simonds HOPKINTON READING CERTIFICATES Steven Daby Dianne Wagoner David Hubbard Vicki Burgess Dennis Macy Diane Lawrence Virginia Barnes Jay Chittenden Frank Perry Linda Zahler Fredrick Hubbard HALLOWEEN PRIZES 1957 Mrs, Kirk Kdg s, M Nasser Kdg Mrs, Bickn 1 l Funniest Larry Mott David Gushea Jerry Moore Prettiest Christine Hoyt Jacqueline Binan Audrey Simonds Most Origlnal wayne Sochia Mary Lou Gardner JoAnn Mittlesteadt 5, Qrce 1 Mrs, Cqgk 2 Mrs, Miller 2 Mrs, Mqggg-3 Alan Clark Marshall Barrett David Langille Barbara Wells Bradley Kirk Gilbert Sochia Ann Kerr William Ellis Bonnie Hollinger Bonnie Champney June Jenne Robert Bicknell Billy Loomis Candee Kirk Donald Taylor Howard Sochia Donna Wickwire Gry Crump Mrs Witherell Leon Sweeney Peggy Sheldon Larry Conger Francis Taylor Marcia DeCarr David Hill 5 Mrs, Petty 6 Ronald Curry Betty Conger Sandra Duff Ronald Ferguson Best representing Thomas Snell Judy Lunderman Geraldine Collette the spirit of Holloween Pg 55 . Mr c . el Mr V g g gh: g g g ,gg g Mrs,-mlntyret 3 Mrs. Shatraw P+ Mrs Katner L+ Mrs,,aStqKe 5 Page S6 PARISHVILLE-HOPKINTON CENTRAL SCHOOL HONOR ROLL Grades 7-12 2nd Quarter 1957-58 Roger Cook Laura Powell Norman Hoyt Barbara Greene Verona Simonds Joan Thaler Ellen Thaler Larry Wagoner Jean Wickwire Roger Hoyt Shirley Shampine Janet Groebler Penny Unz Nancy Nurney Sharon Hart Juanita Katner Bert Rosenbarker Cecile Daby Carlton Johnson Dale Burnett Mary Sevey Evan Harper Bonnie Burgess Dorothy Corbin Donald Powell Margaret Rabidea Vance Eakins Milton Frary 'll Shirley Kingsley Dean Harper Bonnie Hollinger Billie Nurney Mary Snell Grade 2 Mrs, Cook Connie Ellis Daniel Jenack Deborah McKenna Anne Nurney Beverly Randall Bonnie Lou Sebastian Bonnie Sheldon Maria Tyo Barbara Wells Richard Corbin Diane Daby Larry Goodrich Madeline Snell Linda McCasland Pamela Campbell Conrad Cook Jo Ann Phippen Rose Tuper Diane Nelson Beverly Raymo Nancy Phippen Katherine Thompson Arthur McRobbie Dean Wilson Darryl Grant Norma Moses Lucetta DeCarr Robert Collette Linda Ellis Gay Gunning Thomas Macomber Shirley Jo Barnes Jane Swift Roger Daby Judy Hotaling Roger Hoyt Janet Kingsley Robert Wickwire Grades 2 6 Parishville Robert Bicknell Bonnie Champney Susan Elek Ronald Ferguson Thomas Hoyt Richard Peary Grade H - Mrs, Mclntyre Marilyn Foster Hilton Hotaling Candee Kirk Lester Long Nancy Martin Gloria Randall Roy Rosenbarker CJ - JJ Patricia Tyler Honor Roll - Parishville - Cont'd G3 g Mig, tneg ad M Ka Walter Clark James Gary Timothy Jenack Fay Kingsley Staut LaClair Mark Snell Melody Swift Gary Votra GT9d0l5lMTSJ539W9 Dianne Barrigar Donald Call Jerry Cox Carol Greene David Hill Martha Hesmer Salley LaBar Edward Petty John Smith Kathy Wilson gadg Mrs,Peg y Robert Ellis Douglas Johnson Richard Matthews Robert McGill Christina Nelson Lois Nurney Richard Petty Mary Richardson Sharon Simonds Nathan Snell QIBQS.3....li2..22E.B Justice Barnes Brenda Hubbard Bonnie Lawerence David Macy Genevieve Parker Josephine Perry Marty Peryer Leonard Woodard Jrade 4 Miss Deasaa Jimmie Dougan Lee Kingsley Patricia Macomber Kay Malbone Barbara Opal Elris Viau Herman Viau Dean Woodard Grade H M1g,Shgtggy Shelia Barrett Cathy Smith Donna Wickwire Donna wells Linda Ashfield Donald Deere Grade 5 M1s,Wgthegg11 Meribeth Barton Terry Champney Sharlene Collette Elizabeth Conger Robert Conklin Thomas Elek Dale Harper Velma Kingston Bonnie LaClair Linda Wells Honor Roll Grades 6 Hopkinton .Pads 2 M224 MQEQS Kathy Converse Jane Dougan Joey George Gary Hubbard Dale Kingsley Ruth Ann Miller Resa Parker Rose Rosenbarder IRQ! 5 M IEIQIY Jay Chittenden Irene Daby Diane Lawerence Sharon Macomber Dinnie Macy Rae Ann Parker Frank Perry gage Q kg, Virginia Barnes Vicki Burgess David Conklin Steven Daby George Malbone Martha Parker Richard Powell Diane Wagoner Linda Zahler Page 57 2- - - G 6 t G so deer 7 l G - s Hgpkintgg Cgnt'd Wayne Baldwin - M D a G - F Saaao,eofee loo ctivitieo AMERICAN EDUCATION WEEK P H C S Teachers's Association P H C S Auditorium 8:00 P M November 14, 1957 Mutual Bennett Central School Band Welcome Principal C E Turcotte Panel Discussion: 'Health Program in Our Schools' David Wells, Chairman, Nancy Phippen, Diane Planty, Laura Thompson, Norma Moses, Mary Sevey, Jo Ann Phippen, Ronnie Planty Falling in Love with Love Rogers Jumbo La Rhea High School Choral Group Juanita Katner, Accompanist Growth and Development of our School C E Turcotte Normal Bennett Central School Band Library Open House Library Open House was held on March 20th to observe National Library Week in the Parishville Hopkinton Central School library Over 150 new books of all types, both Reginal and local were displayed The following members of the Library Club helped to serve refreshments: Renace La Point, Jane Swift, Louise Frank, Sharon La Point, Jo Ann Tuper, and Lila Mae Frank. P1359 Success Bennett Page 60 Left to Right Mrs Miller, S Barnes G Raymo, S Randall, C Strader, D Planty, V Chittenden, J Phippen, P Wright, B Chevier, R tudent Council President Varick Chittenden Vice President Gary Snell Asst Vice President Ronnie Planty Sec Treas Jo Ann Phippen Asst Sec Treas Diane Planty Reporter Patricia Wright Advisor Mrs Miller The year started off with an exciting election which was won by the independent candidates. First on the list of Student Council activities was a banquet held on 0ctoberlO, 1957 for the School Boards Associ ation of St. Law. County. New bus patrol and building patrol rules were set up this year with a strict enforcement of each. Student Council members patrol the halls and members of the student body were chosen to patrol on the bus and in the parking area. A stu- dent violating a rule three times is brought before the Stu- dent Council for questioning and if caught again he is sent to Mr. Turcott. At the basketball games this year the Student Council sold maroon pennants with P.H.C.S. written in white. Plans are underway for the sale Of Saving Stamps'to students in grades three through eight. Ten and twenty-five cent saving stamp orders will be taken on Friday morning and they will be distributed in the afternoon. A student Council handbook has been completed contain- ing school rules and the Student Council Constitution. 1 Y u wjf . .f ' ,EQ N, 5, I 5, 3 n , I X t 'X' O 0 o 0 o 0 0 0 O I C O 0 0 1 . 9 o 0 0 0 Q ' 1 FFA lst Row D Butterfield,W LaPoint, B Meashaw 2nd Row R Daby, S Snell, R Cook, D Wilson, Mr Beha, G Snell, Powell, P Priest, 3rd Row H Wells, C Cook, R Smith, T Farnes, G Thompson, J Susice, M Frary, W Ellis, P Strader, P Baldwin, H Phippen, R Randolph D Arquette, K Planty, J Warner President Dean Wilson Vice President Donald Baldwin Secretary Gary Snell Treasurer Paul Powell Reporter Roger Cook Sentinal Phil Priest Advisor Mr Beha we had several judging and rope work teams which did very well at the StLawrence County Fair The chapter received hon orable mention for the G L F Crop Demonstration The chapter has won the Chapter meeting contest held at Canton this year and has earned the right to compete for district honors on April 19, at Remsen, N.Y. Five boys and Mr.Beha attended Farm and Home week at Cornell, March 25 and 26. They were Philip Priest, Gary Snell, James Warner, Paul Powell, and Roger Cook. . 4,1 . s I5 X J I - r- - n 'E' 'S 1 eff' Y I' Q . I . . f, Q: Q SB, 'ML 1- L . 1- ,' .' I 'S-. ll QJQ : Pl , - ag gh. Q 1 ,g'T..r:.'.,,, aw . 'Zi---. --.' ,'- -Tn 5 v, J I .QE ' Y A , 'ax -ew. f , 1. 0 l U 0 o o 0 ' 0 0 s o 0 0 0 0 I c U 0 o O 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 ' 0 , 0 0 0 o 4 I n c A 0 o o 0 u o I 0 n - o n o 0 o Hubbard, M Snell, M Moses, E Lsuber, s Anthenys 2nd ROW Moses, s Kingsley, P Peary, J swlft, C Mott, B BOHHO, J Baldwin, S LaPoint, Miss Bloomfield, 3rd Row S Conklin, Wright, T Remlngton, A Bump, L Sockia, N Moses, L Franks Wilrarth, R LaPoint, H Foster, P NaGlll Page 62 ibrary Club Student Librarians Dorothy Corbin Elizabeth Lauber Lois Sochia Renace LaPoint Sharon LaPoint Laura Powell Jane Swift Jo Ann Tuper Thelma Remington Betty Curry Anita Bump Gloria LaClair Judy Baldwin Shirley Conklin Barbara Greene The Library Club helped with desk work, processing of books and during Open House of National Library Week. As in other years, there was a Christmas treat and a Valentine party. I Q T lst Row: L.Frank, D.CorbiH, L-Viaua S-Laclaira Lwpowellv Z' . . . a . :.. .Po . . . . L . D F, ilu Varslfy Club U' lst Row R Planty, D Wells, R Cbevier, D Corbin, 2nd Row H Phippen, G Snell R Baldwi B C , n, bevier, R Poyt, K Wilcox, D Wilson, J Warner, W LaPoint, R Barrett Current EVENTS Club ,,,..4 WPG an-R9 Seated S Kingsley, R Plenty, P R Hoyt, H Foster, Mr Pelotte Standing V Lagar, P Powell, C Johnson, L DeCarr, D Corbin, M R bbi G Gunning S Conklin N NUTHGYQ N Hoyts Pgc lst Row H Phippen, S Stacy, P Wright, J Phippen, Shampine, 2nd Row V Brooks, D Planty, F Gribble, Fountain Mr Call, R LaPoint, N Moses, S Barnes, N Nurney, N Phippen, S Conklin, M Sevey, P Peary, Newspaper taff Editor in chief Assistant editor in chief EDITORS: DeCarr, S Raymo , L Sebastian Swift Jo Ann Phippen Patricia Wright Page 64 Art Class News Club News Exchange Editor Gossip 8 Joke Editors Music, Drama 8 Society Head Typist Girls' Sports Boys' Sports Feature Advisor Lucetta DeCarr Norma Moses Beverly Raymo Sandra Stacy Marlene Sebastain Nancy Phippen Shirley Conklin Shirley Shampine Jane Swift Virginia Brooks Harold Phippen Gary Snell Nancy Nurney Faye Gribble Mr. Call ,tl X 5 4:-1 p Y. , - I V Q ,Ms-T. 3559 . ilrj '77Vt .s 1 F 5 ,, . iq. ,V K I 5 QM a K 5 -W J . - r : . . . . L. . . : O . O B. . 7 0 0 Q 0 Ml I . . . . J. . enior Band 4 l Front Row J Wickwire, S Planty, J Katner, N warner, Thayl r, S Kingsley, S Shamplne, J Hotaling Row two Wagoner, J Kingsley, C Daby J LaC1a1r, H Foster, Corbin, D Smith, A Durant, Unz, J Costa, Standing Corbin, R Chevier, N Hoyt, R Hoyt Glee Club lst Row R Bradisk C Nott J Wi au, aC air, J Baldwin, B Bonno, L Powell, M Mott, P Camp bell, 2nd Row S Sampler, K Conklin, L Fountain, L McCasland, S Kingsley, D Corbin, J Groebler, C Skatraw, I Bradisb M Snell 9 9 V Brooks, B Burgess, 3rd Row Mrs Boucher, E Peacock, D Planty, J Phippen, P Wright, S Barnes, N Moses, J Katner, P Foster, A Bump, J Costa, Mtn Row D Nelson, G Paymo, V Simonds, M Sevey, N Pkippen, J Swift, S Lauber, J Kingsley, J Burlingame, P Lnz, C Daby, S Planty PSCW E. Q. ., .g . . 0 . 0 : L. . 0 I 0 D. Q I 0 60 0 : R. Q 0 0 0 l v l,...... : . J, .1 , . ckwire, D.Snickles, M.Moses, L. V1 S.L l .... 1 . - ANNUAL SPRING CONCERT of the PARISHVILLE HOPKINTON CENTRAL SCHOOL May 29, 1957 The Blue tail Fly American Folk Song The Crafty Crow German Folk Song I've Been workin' on the Railroad American Folk Song Mr Froggie Went A'courtin' Elementary Chonus Acco panist Mrs Juanita Kirk Directed by Mrs Doris Boucher Monarch March Olivadoti Bolero Non W Kurtz The Beau Ideal J P Sousa Arr Ostling Clatinet Trio J Hpltz The Little Rhapsody in Blue G Gershwin Arr Campbell Watson Golden Glow C W Johnson Entry of the Gladiators Fucik Arr Ostling Salutation R F Seitz Arr Ostling Central School Band Directed by Mr Donald Holtz Beautiful Savior arr Reigger Where'er You Walk Handel Pitcher Falling In Love with Love Rogers Stickles Where or When Rogers Stickles In the Still of the Night Porter Stickles Senior High Girl's Glee Club Accompanist Miss Juanita Katner Directed by Mrs Doris Boucher Pg 65 J. S. . Do O Manhatten Beach J. P. Sousa-Arr. Ostling ICO L 5-L 'I 'ir 5' fp 7 ' Y QF' Xu 4 fu gig 9121 if . X Pnge 67 Football Fi R D T321-bg: 11? ggpoint' P Priest, D wilson, H PhiPPef1,D Wells R Chevier P Prffg:g'1q1 gamer' B Chevier Second RO' MT 'Tongs Bald Da C O arringi J Lunderman, C Johnson R ' won Mr Pelatte onger Wilcox, R andolph, J Loomis, T wilson, Because of the Asian flu, part of the football schedule was cancelled we were in no regular league this year but we hope that we will be in the St Lawrence Valley League next year The co captains were Richard Corbin and David Wells Madrid Lisbon Morristown Pg 68 . . , ' -A . 0 . : . 0 , K, . g U . ' . 7 ' P.H.C.S. 32 28 P.H.C.S. 12 11+ Jf P.H.C.S. W N 18 Twlrlers Q 0046151 ,el Left to right S Conklin, J Petaling, S Stacy Football Cheer Leaders Left to Rigrt' J Pofavnp S Ponklin N Pri ' - J .U . ppen A. Bump P' wright: J- KatHPF- Sube S. Stacy: J. Pkippenz D.P1ant9 mg I -V .rd , 5 9 - i -ff -32311 5' ' : f : 1 1 Cb 5 . ff-25-3:-.54 . . -- - . - Y A X ,, Y F ,fr ,X 3 ' f 1 . . 1 -1 --...., N .1 S +--..,,'2k 1 4 .. WN' 5 A , V . X W 1 Q.. Nl 5? V I -.J V ' 1 5 '+ ? V 5 f L X -:. 4 , . , W sq - -, ,, '.V - ....,...- w. Y : Q 0 1 l O Basketball llll' Kneeling P Powell, Mr Beha Left to Right D Conger, G Snell, D Corbin, P Priest, J Curry, R Barrett, R Planty, B Chevier, R Baldwin, H Phippen Absent from picture David Wells J. V. Basketball Kneeling- R. R d 1 h D N G Sebastian gn 8 P , . elson, L. Planty, R, Smith, D, peacick, ' 1 ' Ti5hta R- Phippen Manager Standing-J. Lo 1 goaE2gMr.gr0gga C- Johnson, N. Hoyt: J. Lunderman, S. McRog2i2: pseh 7' ' Ompson, D. Butterfeild. S. Snell. Y' 5 r 5 ' . 'x X . X ' N X f n it 3 0 0 ' 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Q Basketball Basketball team engoyed quite a successful season The boys ended up with a 5 and 5 league record for a SOO average They rad a 4 and 2 non eague record for a 667 average Tre boys played improved ball and gained a berth in the playoffs held at Clarkson College at Potsdam ' 2 1 4 WI il Ik liik 2? iii 525 P F C,S, OPPONENT Morristown Russell St Regis Falls Clifton Fine St Lawerence Central Morristown Brushton Molra Chateaugay St Regis Falls Clifton Fine St Lawerence Central Russell Salmon River Central Brushton Moira Chateaugay Salmon River Central Brushton Moira non league playoffs INDIVIDUAL SCORERS Reggie Barrett 2 O David Wells 212 Ronnie Planty 2 2 Harold Phippen 12 Gary Snell Jay Curry Phil Priest Danny Conger Dick Corbin Burt Chevier Ronnie Baldwin 1 f 1 I X 0 Q X IFYIFXFIF 41Kill!!!illkilliflllflllkllliififlklfik4lKiY!f!!f!l!l!lX'YK4IkK!UYlOK4lYiWiilliiiilflklifilliififl DE LUXE DRY CLEANERS Phone 9925 Murphy's Shell Station, Agent Parishville New York Page 71 This year under Mr. Beha, their new coach, the Varsity M 19 77 59 50 . 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L, V2 22 ' lh 12 I 10 M JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Our new gym teacrer, Mr Brown, coached the Junior Varsity team who retained its championsrip for the third COHSGCUt1VG year with on y one defeat 'Non league games Indivldual Scorers Norman Hoyt 1 Steven Snell 12 Davld Nelson 12 Carlton Johnson 101 'Clifton Fine 'Morristown 'Knox Memorial St Regis Falls St Lawrence Central Salmon Central 'Morristown Brushton Moria Cbateaugay St Regis Falls 'Clifton Fine St Lawrence Central 'Knox Memorial Salmon Central Brusbton Morla Chateaugay xxx 41iliitiiiiiiliiiliililiiiiiiiiiiiliiiii1188iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiikiiif Compliments Gordon S Weller and Daughter Phone DA 8 2551 Hopkinton, New York F49118iii!iiiiiiilfiiiliifiiliiii4148118141334Siliiliiiiiiitiiiii14481 Compliments of DUFFY'S BARBER SHOP Parishville New York I888811443iiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiititiiQliiiilltiittliiiilifiiibiiiiiii CHITTENDEN'S Since 1821 P 72 Hopkinton, New York am P.E.C.S. Nl - n 38 37 H 62 . n 25' 0 n K H 21+ rr sz n MO 1. n M2 - n 3 0 a H ui H M5 , u I ' n 2 8 g et at ' 3 '4 of Baseball Y ' lst Row R Planty, D Conger, D Corbin, Mr Svitb, H Phippen, D Baldwin, R Thompson, 2nd Row D Wells, H Phippen, D Petty, R Barrett R Hoyt, R Baldwin J V B b L 'Yr lst Row P Snell, R Arquette, P Powell, B Chevier, D Anthony, T Wilson, K Planty, 2nd Row P Priest, N Iwoyt, J Curry, C Johnson G Snell, Mr Jones H 5 'vXH'f5 s s Q 4 ' i 4 3 W J 5 M ..-Q wgu. fu ,X V f 1 gl gk X 1 3 1 gy I- 'Y c Nj K e -ff' Hui-52 , tex 5 X 4 l ' Y ,if rxklgv ' Xe! XA' N- E I x'x K - i 2 Q u, Y ' , lf ' . , ' Baseball Weak hitting prevented P.H.C.S. from having a successful baseball season. David Wells pitched some fine ball games but lacked support from his mates both in the field and at the plate. Reggie Barrett led the Parishville batting with a .250 average. P.H.C.S. 6 P.H.C.S. lk Moira 5 Brushton 6 Chateaugay 19 St- Regis Falls P H C S P H C S 1 Salmon Central St Lawrence P H S S P H C S J V Baseball A suceessful season was aided by the fine pitching of Phil Priest and Jay Curry and strong hitting of Burton Chevier, Jay Curry, Phil Priest, and Phillip Benton Madrid P H C Q P H C Moira P H C Norwood Norfolk P H C S Moira Madrid P H C S P H C S Potsdam 'T 2 act 921 c,'f -..l'Q ' j .-A Pge 75 o o o 0 9 0 0 0 o O 7 . 2 O 0 O O 0 U O O O 1 3 . . .S 19 . . .S. 5 13+ . . .S. 9 0 0 0 0 3 ' 7 I O C . Q 0 C C 6 ll 5 X W A , ' 'fri--,4 ,P , eg wmv 4, '5' 1 I .tiges ' A.: 4 A '1 T ,. v 1- . xi B I, 14 r ', :Tv 'C' :Z , A' h-ML..-'.. v- 5? , , I. - 4 Prom Pug 76 Flower Girls D McKenna, B C6b3St18U Left to Right D Jenack, D Corbin, D Wells, J Deboe, D Sanpier, H Ph1pren,Mrs Boucher, P Hoyt, A Peary, H Hotaling, D Planty, N Phippen, B Kirk '7 P' r Music 1938 COM ENCEMENT EXERCISES PARISHVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Invocation School Band Rev F H Phillipson Salutatory Class History Class Class Class Class Prophecy will Poem Gifts Senior Charge Junior Response Valedictory Address, nThe will to Do Presentation of Awards Presentation of Diplomas Benediction Music Virginia Grahm Lelia Harper Charles Hill Leola Jones Leon Martin Royal Moses Leona Planty written by Leona Planty Delivered by Evelyn Russell Written by Robert Trask and Charles Hill Delivered by Virginia Graham written by Merton Stacy Delivered by Royal Moses Written by Barbara Russell and Leon Martin Delivered by Barbara Russell Cliston Randall and Beatrice Stacy Written by Donald Russell Delivered by Lelia Harper Fred Tupper Nina Shamp ine the World's Workn by Rev Dean Richardson CLASS ROLL Robert Trask Bruce B Williams Rutherford Sampier Rev. F H Phillipson School Band Cliston Randall Barbara Russell Donald Russell Evelyn Russell Nina Shampine Beatrice Stacy Merton Stacy P382 Exerpts from The CATALOGUE of the PARISPVILLE UNION scroor, AND ACADEMYH 1899 1900 ANNOUNCEMENT By a resolution adopted by the Board of Education, the Parish ville Union School and Academy, for the flrst time, extends a public greeting through the medium of this catalogue tothe patrons of the school and to all who may become interested b out school in the future It is the aim of this school to constantly progress and maintain a standard in all grades equal to schools of like grade throughout the State The rapid growth of numbers and increased call for equipments have made it necessary to greatly enlarge the building and increase the supply of modern apparatus necessary in High School courses The readiness of responds educational demands is very the taxpayers have been hea In greeting the publlc we by the people of thls place to the marked, and continues demands upon tily met ask your attention to the advantages our school affords and invlte the patronage of all in this vicinity It is the aim, flrst of all, to train pupils for good citizen ship and to prepare them for the business, social and political duties of life The courses of study and deslgned to furnish a High Technical Schools, Normal Schools or the professions LIBRARY AND APPARATUS A well selected Library is at the disposal of students for general reading and reference It contains standard works in American, English and General history, American and English Literatural Science, Education, Biography and Fiction Among the works of Reference are Chambers, Johnson's and Britannica Cyclopedias, Gazatteer's Dictionaries, etc A complete catalogue of the same has just been made Books may be obtained from the Librarian at four o'clock on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, and at half past three Fridqrafternoon, and Must be returned within ten days The School has a good outfit of Globes and Charts and as fone a Collection of Spring Roller Maps as can be found in Northern New York Models of various organs of the body,Charts, and a good Compound Microscope make us well equipped for Physiology A large Class Room will be fitted up soon with apparatus for a working laboratory in the Phy ical, Chemical and Electrical Sciences BUILDING At the opening of the present school year, we entered practically a new building, the old one having been thoroughly renovated and enlarged by the addition of another story The five main rooms are high, light and pleasant, no two are connected but all separated by wide halls, thus avoiding interruptions The first floor occupied by the Primary and Intermediate Departments, halls and Class Room The second by the Grammer School, Academic Depart ment, hall and Library Each department is fully supplied with the very best Slate Blackboards, which diminishes, to a great extent the amount of chalk dust so commonly found contaminatlng the a1r of the school room. 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Building Cont'd Two new furnaces have recently been placed in the bullding Wood furnaces of coal gas are carefully of the school The rate of per week At Schedule of R were selected tlus avoiding the harmful results The temperature and ventilization of all the rooms attended to during school hours, and the hgyiene room made as important as class rec1tat1on TUTION tuition at present is placed at twenty elght cents the opening of the Fall Term, Sept '00, annew ates will be published DISCIPLINE The pup1ls are considered as young gentlemen and young ladies, who intend to do the1r duty to the school and to themselves who attend strictly to their work as a sense of duty and recognize the school room as thelr place of buslness Those of different intent ion and spirit are not wanted and will not be tolerated SUGGESTIONS TO PARENTS order for Academic students to do well it is necessary for take work it as an indlcatlon that his child is not doing well in his at school when this time is not spent in study at home other departments a sultable amount of home work should be done Pupils should be in attendence every day of school unless detained by sickness When puplls are absent their classes go on After be1ng absent a few times they lose the drift of the work, their interest flags and they fail at me end of the term For this the parents, who have allowed the pupils to be absent, are alone responsible If it is hard for the pupil to learn, absence only adds to the difflculty Steady, perslstent application seldom fails Summary of Attendence Academic Department Grammar Department Intermediate Department Primary Department Total 165 illfiili4101414lkiilkiiklklkiklkliflklfllfiilillliflfiliriiiflflflfllrtllllikifllili421820111120Ikliifilfilflifilklllikiilllflliilfiilfi Compliments of PLANTY AND LA ROCQUE Esso Service Center 12 Street Potsdam, New York iii?Wiii?Wiiiilif1111111111i'WifiifiiiiflfififiiffiffiiffiliififYilifff Flowers? BAILEY' S GREENHOUSE nent - Hmm Potsdam 1+l+63 Pas: 79 In them to spend at least two hours in study at home. A parent may . -In A 35 El 3 57 SEXTON SEHS MORE TRAINED BUYERS THAN ALI. OTHER WHOLESME GROCERS Those Are Equally Dmdcd lctwnn Mon and Women Wounon lwyors judge largely Mon buycrs are apt to depend upon careful analysts Slowerto by mtuztlon Appreciate zmmeduzlely the value of new accept new :tems because they products an br ghtenmg thezr prefer to have thmgs more servxce Wezgh the value of the standardzzed Sometimes over product m the r mdwzdual emphaszzeprxoe as a factor m servzce rather than by a their determmatton price standard alone Buyers for the mstltutron l and restaurant field whether men or women are the shrewdest and most expenenced there are They are skxlled m the techmque of apprarsmg foods They make full use of 8Cl8Dtl6C methods of ascertammg food cost They welgh the cost of waste ln makmg therr deClSl0I'B Sexton sells to 60 000 mdrvldual unrts m thxs great M it? Page 80 P market The remarkable growth of the company has been based entu-ely on quahty and servloe A pohcy of frne merchandmse, carefully packaged farrly pnoed and promptly dehvered has won the confidence and good w111 of these tramed buyers Throughout the years bexton has based every step of :ts growth upon that platform Chicago 0 Long Island Clty Dallas 0 Atlanta 0 Pittsburgh Detroit c Phlladalphla Boston 0 San Franclsco Indlanapolls a 1 3 - 12. 5 '- . I , A , ,Ill , ,pf 4. f . . . a ' . . . . , - . . . . . . . . ' 9 I 0 I 'O . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 . 1 Q Best Wishes from MONTGOMERY WARD Open Friday and Saturday nights until nine Potsdam New York ,A-M Actwe people kv go for Coke' ii, aff Enjoy Coca Cola RGS! fish 'vig x muh? Q' ai?-V 1 Bottled under authonty of The Coco Co zz Company by Northern Coca Cola Bottling Co Massena, New York 11 Pag 81 0 U-I . 1, f T-ph. .56-T'-f'fF: Wx- ,,,c15,:.-af.,-:-gl ,K - f'ff-v-1'5.Q: 5.5 sz- 1 -W , ,.,,:,,,,4,,.,:,, V. , 5wqxfQQ: Eagospgw ' '94g sSf3:ifg15?if. WS?-5? ilf R sfggt. K3 . 3 ' ,Lf-3 ..- . N vu-- I. ..,-Fzmul. , fx: ,1a3.3g?U4Gg-Sw, 5 'V O: 1' '5QfF1E-'f5::lf:Nt'3!x ,- O 3Ii.'iL ' . Z 1 1 1 Z 1 1 .A . i 1 1 1 Iqbal, ,. 7 Maggy- i 1 1 1 -. 'vw-77 -' ' i l l 'f:1-Qfff f?3wN!S . 1 3 2 1 'Vf' Q:2Sj?':3f2Zq?5'f?i'!1Y5f3- h i 1 i l noon.. ,, A ' '2P!1,.-3gQk'2LQy,S,jg,i5v' 1 i lv i ' ' S-'A i l i 1 nusvua vnu-ull i i i i ' I . ' 0 C WEST END SERVICE Ft Covington A W Main Sts Malone, N Y B F GOODRICH Tires Batteries Accessories iiiiiiiiiiiiiiki Compliments gf THE CENTRAL NEW YORK CHAPTER OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS The American Institute of Architects is a national organization dedicated to increaing the service of the architectural pro fession to th bl e pu ic and to maintaining thh high ethical t d s an ards of architectural practic Pgew I O O O O 0 Q iiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiikikiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiikiitiiiiiiiiil , , 3 O a , Compliments THE NORTHERN NEW YORK TRUST CO Potsdam Office Potsdam New York EASTERN FUEL SERVICE, INC Fuel Oil With FOA SX Additive Eliminates Screen and Nozzel Clogging Sludge, Carbon, Soot Potsdam, New York Phone 4661 , Pgew of O 588111iititiiiiiiiiiitiiii14144111114481414888iliiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiifi a Trucking General Contracting SIDNEY CONKLIN 8 SON Asphalt Blacktop Paving Top Soil, Fill Dirt, Sand Gravel Phone DA8 2381 Hopkinton New York Ikivklbklbklktltrktilkiilkiiiflkiiwkwiitiiikiiitvkiiwiiiwii lklkvkwklbtvkwkifwkiwkvkifrtlklkiifiwklklk Best Wishes From Cantgn New YOI'k g 84 MAYFEWS WFOLESARE COMPANY Pac Congratulations of R. 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