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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1959 volume:

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In Q e i fl 3, if as E fi? si! iff V fa lk is 3 ,w. 2 2 2 fs PARISHVILLE HOPKI T CENTRAL CHOCL ANNUAL PA ORAMA STAFF: Co-Editors, Varick Chittenden and James Young, Business Manager, Varick Chittenden, Layout Editor, Pat Wright, Typing Editor, Anita Butmpg Sports Editor, Shirley Conklin, Literary Editor, Barbara Greene, Photography Editor, James Young, Yearbook Sales Chairman, Renace LaPoint, Ad Editors, Evelyn Hall and Lu- cetta DeCarr, Advisers, Mrs. Anne Sulli- van and Cedric Call. I958-59 is fi ,fix P Q 2 DEDICATIC - MRS. GLADYS GARLOUGH Bank teller . . . public address announcer . . . bookstore operator . . . mail clerk . . . messenger . . . switchboard operator . . . information clerk . . . stock clerk . . . prin- cipal's right-hand man. So have been the jobs for fifteen years of our principal's secretary -- our Mrs. Personality -- Mrs. Gladys Garlough. With a smile for everyone, Mrs. Garlough goes about her many, varied tasks with efficien- cy and service, par excellence. Her acquaintance is especially remembered by all of our students, an accepted part of present high school life, and a pleasure yet unex- perienced for future students. Her motto of nothing is too difficult to try should be remembered by everyone. It is with warm affection and deep gratitude that we dedicate the 1959 PANORAMA to Mrs. Gladys Garlough. ADMINISTRATICN UPERVISING PRINCIPAL To the class of 1959 I express congratula- tions for your many achievements throughout your four years. In our ever changing society it is of para- mount importance to have unity and progress. I am sure what you have learned in school will assist you in making your contribution and fur- ther in bridging the gap between formal education and your selected vocation. Success to all. Curtis R. Bristol Supervising Principal SCHOOL BOARD ROW ONE: Gorden Daby, Milton Snell, Albon Aikens, Floyd Fenner, Clerkg Frank Baldwin. ROW TWO: Melvin Nelson, Mrs. Mary Young, Curtis Bristol, Principalg Donald Gilbert, Keith Gary, Lyle Greene. FA C u L T Y Joseph Bayno George Beha J. Lyal Calhoun Cedric Call Gir-1's Phys. Ed Agriculture English COIIIIIIGFCG , , Mollie Bicknell Fannie Bloomfield Neil Coll' Catherine Cook First Grade Librarian Mathematics Second Grade Donald Boucher Doris Boucher Anna Deegan Lucy Frary Inst. Music Vocal Music Grades 3 8: 4 Grades Curtis R. Bristol 1 John Brown Gladys Garlough Ray Harrington Principal Physical Ed, School Secretary Guidance Gordon Hastings James Hendershot Fred Lav1Jp+te Irene Hepburn W Lincoln Holmes Ruth Maine B Physical Ed Librarian Sixth Grade 'Third C Velma Hoyt Dorothy Johnson Helen McNasser Cha Language Grade 5 Kindergarten Seco1 Mary Katner Juanita Kirk Flora Miller Mary Moran Fourth Grade Klndergarten Grade Supervisor Third Grade F A C H U , 1 T t -f,5f.,' L Y . J Sec. Supervisor Driver Ed. Jr. High C3 1. W Wh ' , ' ' L- .ane Mc' Wi1lig,-n Pelotte Angela Thaler Patricia Thimm Ci mship Ed. German English ' -'ne re, A Edith Pettys Patricia Thomas Ann Towne ' rade Kindergarten Dental Hygienist School Nurse wg- ' .. E? , uf- . .. .. .Y ' . ,:s,.,.w ' '.:-.:4. 5 .4 wr: 1 f - , gp :1f 3.:. 1 vg-,Q - . . , Y . . .. 'ETAWI 1 , ' ' 'ff ,Qian fig , - '-1' , ye, . r :- if 1, 'Hi r- ' 'K i , , : 'gf .. -an - A fn -:A iw, :A gviiefmm-ff',fwz U3 V - VZWSV., ,egg ,W Katherine Snell Barbara Trerise George Tyler 'H .ide Grade 7 Home Ec. Science Marion Stowe Anne Sullivan Blanche Vorce F1orencre.Wag-staff Grade 5 Art First Grade Home Ect, it 1 F Q Melba Hitchock, Oliva Hart. BACK: Myrtle Waite, Violet Garlough. COO KS Lyle Hart BUS DRIVERS Wayne Rochardson Walter Clark Robert Adams Jur1ior Fenner JANITORS F. Tebo, K. Planty, L. Bisnett, F. Remington, M. Magill, V. Parker, J. Garlough. a r Q FACULTY INFORMALS LMA MATER Our strong band 'can n'er be broken Formed in Parishville High. Far surpassing wealth unspoken Sealed by friendship's tie. Alma Mater, Alma Mater, Deep graven on each heart, Shall be found unwavering true When We from life shall part. High school life at best is passing Gliding swiftly by. We shall pledge in Word and deed Our love for Parishville High. Alma Mater, Alma Mater, Deep graven on each heart, Shall be found unwavering true VVhen we from life shall part. CLASS OF '59 E RICHARD EDWARD ARQUETTE Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, Rifle Club lg Boys Inter- mural lg Yearbook Staff 45 F. F. A. 2, 3. 45:4 RONALD DARWIN BALDWIN Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Ag. Rep. 2, Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4. CLASS OF REGINALD MORRIS BARRETT Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 35 Var- sity Club 2, 3, 4, Athletic As s o ciation l, 2, 3, 4, And Never Been Kissed 4, Vice-President Class 1, 25 Year- book Staff 3, 4, Current Events Club 2, 3, Gym Exhibition l, 2, Christmas Pageant 3, 45 Newspaper Club 2. J 1 DONALD MERTON BALDWIN Baseball 1, 2, 35 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sentinel 2, Vice-Presi- dent 3, Yearbook Staff 4g Newspaper Club 3. l . ball Cheering 3,4, ym , , , , ' - 'l V' -President SHIRLEY KAY CONKLIN Yearbook Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Sports Editor 4, Newspaper Club 1,2,3, Music Editor 3, Library Club 1,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 1,2, Glee Club 1, Current Events Club 1,2, Sec- retar -Treasurer 2, Basketball Cheering 1, 2, 3, 4, Foot- Y G Exhibition 1 2' Majorette 1 2 3, 4, Drum Magorette 3, 4, Student Counci ice 4, Girl's Playday 1, Volleyball Playday 2, 3, Class Rep. 43, And.Never Been Kissed 4. ANITA ALICE BUMP Basketball Cheering 1,2, Football Cheering 3,4, Gym Exhibition 1, 2, Girl's Playday 1, Accurate Throw Medal 2, Christmas Pageant 2, 4, Class Treasurer 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 2,3,4, Typing Editor 4, Newspaper Club 2,3,4, Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, And Never Been Kissed 4. I959 VARICK A. CHITTENDEN Student Council 1, 2, 3, President Student Council 3, Band 1, 3, 4, Current Events Club 1, 2, And Never Been Kissed 4, Yearbook Business Manager 4, Newspaper Club 1, Class Rep. 4. 1 K Been Kissed 4. E JEAN MARIE DAVIS Yearbook Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Current Events Club 1, F. H. A. 1, 2, Library Club 1, 2, 4, Gym Exhibition 1, 2, And Never ALDEN JAY DURRANT Band 1, 2, 3, 4, F. F. A. 1, Current Events Club 1, 2. l ,L BARBARA JANE GREENE Yearbook Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, 4, Newspaper Club 1,2,3, Playday 1, Class President 3 4' Student Council Rep. 2, Sport's Club 1, Current Events Club 1 2, Assistant Director of And Never Been Kissed 4, D: A. R. Award 4. A X HEIDI ANN FOSTER Band 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, News- paper Club 1, 2, 3, Yearbook Staffl, 2, 3, 4, Gym Exhibition 2, Girl's Playday 1, 2, Sport's Club 1, Christmas Pageant Assistant Director 3, 4, F. H. A. 1, 2, Senior Play 4, Cur- rent Events Club 1, 2, 3. C ASS CDF EVELYN REBECCA HALL Chorus 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Assistant Class Treasurer 4, Library Club 4, Drama Club 3, And Never Been Kissed 4. -...,. V N 4 NANCY JEAN NURNEY Yearbook Staff 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 2, Current Events Club 1, 2, 35 Newspaper Club 1,2,3g Class Treasurer 15 Class Secretary 2. I959 PHILLIP WARD PRIEST F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Base- ball 4g F. F. A. Sentinel 3. HAROLD CHARLES PHIPPEN Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Vice-President F. F. A. 25 F. F. A. Leadership Training Award 3, Varsity Club 1,2,3,4g Current Events Club 1,2g Newspaper Club 25 Gym Ex- hibition l, 2, Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 45 And Never Been Kissed 4, -3 v ' CONNIE MAE SHATRAW Chorus 3, 45 Football Cheering 4, Girl's Playday 15 Bas- ketball Cheering 43 Sport's Club 1, Class Secretary li Student Council Secretary-Treasurer 45 Yearbook Staff 3, 45 And Never Been Kissed 4. GARY PAUL SNE LL JANET KINGSLEY SOCHIA Sport's Club 15 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Treasurer 25 Band 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 45 Homemaking Award 35 And Never Been Kissed 4. DUANE DELBERT SMITH Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Current Events Club 1, 2. Class President 1,2, Vice-President 45 F.F.A. Vice- President 1, Secretary 3, President 45 Basketball 1,2, 3, 45 Football 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Current Events Club 2, 35 Student Council Vice-President 35 Newspaper Club 2, 3, Sports Editor 35 And Never Been Kissed 45 Inner Willy 35 Prom Prince 35 Yearbook Staff 3,45 Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 3, 45 Boys State Award 3. CLASS CF PATRICK WILLIAM SNELL Current Events Club 2, 35 Secretary Current Events Club 25 Basketball 25 Football 45 And Never Been Kissed 4. PAUL DAVID STRADER F. F. A. 1, 2, 35 Baseball Manager 25 Current Events Club 1, 25 Athletic Association 25 Yearbook Staff 4. I959 BEVERLY RAYMO WILSON Newspaper Club 2, 35 Current Events' Club 25 Class Rep. 15 Christmas Pageant 35 Girl's Sports Club 25 Gym Ex- hibition 15 Princess's Attendant 35 Good Citizenship A- ward 3. DEAN FRANK WILSON Football 1, 35 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 F. F. A. Rep. 15 F. F. A. President 2,35 F. F. A. Vice-President 35 County F.F. A. President 45 Prince's Attendant 35 Varsity Club 3. PATRICIA JOAN WRIGHT Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 4, Layout Editor 45 Newspaper Club l,2,3, Assistant Editor 35 Library Club 2,3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1,25 Glee Club 1,2,3, 4, President 45 Current Events Club 1, 2, Vice-President 1, 25 Basketball Cheer- ing 2,3, 45 Student Council 1,3,4, Rep. 3, President 45 Girl's Playday 15 Volleyball Playday 2, 35 Football Cheer- ing 3,45 Gym Exhibition 1,25 Prom Princess 35 And Never Been Kissed 45 Obsticle Course Medal l. JAMES EDWARD YOUNG Current Events Club 2, 35 Yearbook Photography Editor 4g Band 25 Photo Club 15 And Never Been Kissed 45 Stage Manager 3, 43 Baseball 4. OUCH! CLASS OF I959 Frosh Moving Up. Living Dolls Reginald Ruff. . Jeaner. . Shirl Bubbles Working? A SENIOR C HO ORS Barbara Greene Nancy Nurney VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN HONOR STUDENTS: Alden Durant, Patrick Snell, Varick Chittenden. 1959- Nancy Nurney Barbara Greene Gary Snell 1 9 58 - Dean Wilson Barbara Greene Alden Durant Janet Sochia Beverly Raymo Varick Chittenden 1957- Dean Wilson Patrick Snell Alden Durant Betty Crocker Homemaking Award DAR Award . Boys' State Colgate Univ. American Agriculturist Found. Math Award Amber Lodge F 8: AM High,Regents Intermediate Algebra Good Citizenship First Award Bausch 8: Lomb Science Award Homemaking Award OES Good Citizenship Second Award Good Citizenship Second Award Agriculture Award Math Award ' High Regents Plane Geometry Science Award IOOF HISTORY THE CLASS OF I959 The present class of 1959 began its long journey in 1946. Of the twenty- five graduating students, eighteen began school in the Parishville - Hopkinton School District. Nancy Nurney, Reginald Barrett, Heidi Foster, Anita Bump, Duane Smith, James Young, and Dean Wilson began in the Parishville Schoolg Alden Durant, Jean Davis, and Barbara Greene began in the Cappell Street Schoolg Patricia Wright, Shirley Conklin, Varick Chittenden, Janet Sochia, Ronald Baldwin, and Donald Bald- win began in the Hopkinton Schdog Gary Snell and Paul Strader began at Parish- ville Center. Connie Shatraw joined us in the second grade, Patrick Snell in the sixth grade, Philip Priest in the eighth grade, Beverly Raymo Wilson in the ninth grade, Richard Arquette in the tenth grade and Evelyn Hall joined us in our senior year making our class complete. Members who have left our class since seventh grade are: Lila Frank, Ellen Peacock, David Converse, Sandra Stacy Dyke, David Russell, Barbara Smith, Lorraine Laggue, Judy Vilnave, Lorraine Tebo, Sandra Tebo, Louise Frank, Clorise Boulds, Shirley Clough, Dorothy Abel, Ronald Gilbert, Donald Butterfield, Larry Snickles, Dustin Perry, Elbridge Randall, Kenneth Planty, Gary Sampier, Rodney Holcomb, Garland Dishaw, Gilbert Kwas- ney, Ronald Peck, Thomas Flanagan, Dav- id Burnett, Dale Sochia, Donald Curry, Vincent LaClair, Fay Gribble, Lois Ar- quette, Mary Lazore, Virginia Brooks Evelyn Hall, Laurel LaClair, David Cun--' ningham, and Kenneth Smith. Our class has participated in many varied activities. In the seventh grade we sold School Daze booklets and collected short pencils and sent them to needy foreign children. We published a seventh grade yearbook entitled The Maroon Echo with the assistance of Mr. Garbreana. In the eighth grade we sold Parish- ville emblems. In June, our Eighth Grade Graduation was a big success under the leadership of Mrs. Flora Miller. Several girls wrote up our own graduation song to the tune of School Days. We chose our class motto: It's nice to be im- portant, but it's more important to be nice. We selected our class colors - blue and white. - In the ninth grade we sponsored a Snow Dance in January. In the tenth grade we had two dances and put on an F.F.A. Banquet. In May we ordered our class rings. In September of our Junior year there was a Student Council Campaign. Varick Chittenden came out as President over the Senior candidate. In October we received our class rings. We held two dances, sold all-occasion cards, and spon- sored a big Junior Jamboree that was very successful. We helped the Senior Class with the Junior - Senior Prom. The first Senior activity of 1958 was our magazine campaign. Patricia Wright sold the most magazines and won a trophy. We sponsored a banquet for the Sylvan Falls Club in October and have had several dances. We received our name cards and ordered graduation announcements. We have completed our New York Trip Plans and as the year- book goes to press, we Seniors will be on our way to the big city I Senior Homeroom t is nice to be important, -1 but more important to be nice. Blue and White Yellow Carnation STH G RADE OUR GRADUATION ui Q? s no on fu J J .6 s: cd s.. D24 J ,-T GJ .cz 41 Smog GE .AZ cz cd s.. IT-4 .i 6 .Q on P' ui aa D.. ni ci E 53 CQ s-4 .J3 QCZ BJ Z O 3 O on -L' P00 CI 'Fl r-4 .M C O U ui E U1 .3 O B E-4 3 gi? vi s. cu 95 Z QE an ZO QSO za CEE-' CDU! L1-IO OGG-4 Vial pfj L. 3 .GSH mp? -o-v C155- CDSQ U1 as ,A . U .S-e Ou M. -26 U,-1 O . lil? :di -I5 .eg ago v-3 . 1-4 +323 hc mm: .gl D-4 cy, D, Perry, al ney, aC1air, C. ds, D Russell, H. Phi-ppen, vi :is CD Tj.-4 505 Q0 .Mm M 6 -'ali . .Lil ZJLQES Ee? cu Dmitri -. .E 5 E GS cn ad Q -o-P -A-v GJ S-4 s-4 cd CD oi M. .2 Q. 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Millie Myers: Shirley Conklin Flory Patterson: Patricia Wright Gilmore Picker: Larry Wagoner Mrs. Patterson: Anita Bump Mr. Peabody: James Young Mavy Patterson: Dorothy Corbin Charlie McCulley: Reginald Barrett Betty Ferguson: Shirley Kingsley Douglas Shaefer: Varick Chittenden Christine Robertszi Connie Shatraw Gertrude Mason: Janet Sochia Phillip Peabody: Gary Snell CLASSES ROW ONE: Mr. Tyler, Mr. Lenny, D. Anthony, J. Deere, P. Powell, D. Conger ROW TWO: T. Wilson, R. Cook, B. Meashaw, S. McRobbic, . Johnson, N. Hoyt CLASS OF I96O ROW ONE: L. DeCarr, R. Bradish, P. Peary, C. Daby, S. Hart, A. Groebler, S. Kingsley. ROW TWO: M. Crump, J. Wickwire, J. Costa, J. Swift, C. Mott, K. Gee, R. LaPoint, J. Vilnave, D. Corbin. ROW THREE: S. Harris, S. Campbell, M. Rabideau, R. LaBar, V. Hubbard, C. Strader, M. LaClair, G. Gunning. ROW ONE: Mr. Pelotte, S. Anthony, J. Baldwin, B. Bonno, E. Lauber, M. Moses, M. Snell. ROW TVK J. D. Daby, C. Hubbard, S. Richardson, D. Snickles, P. Mc-' Gill, S. LaPoint, C. Weegar, T. Remington, E. Thaler. Absent: L. Sochia. CLASS OF l96I ROW ONE: L. Wagoner, G. Sebastian, D. Wright, L. Planty, M. Frary, M. Viau, P. Randall. ROW TWO: B. Chevier, D. Peacock, R. Daby, D. Butterfield, T. Farns, G. Thompson, R. Randolph, R. Smith, C. Frank. ROW THREE: D. Nel- son, S. Snell, C. Cook, D. Norman, R. Daniels, J. Rabideau, L. Bray, F. LaBar. Absent: H. Wells. C ASS OF I962 ROW ONE: L. Powell, J. Groebler, L. Converse, I. Bradish, S. Lauber, C. Jones, L. McCasland. ROW TWO: B. LaClair, E. Malbone, P. Gee, R. Moses, J. Moses, J. Papaw, C. Thompson, J. Tuper, K. Conklin. ROW ONE: T. Macomber, M. Parker, E. Matthews, T. Gary, T. Hotaling, E Randall, T. Swift. ROW TWO: V. Eakins, R. Collette, S. Goodrich, G. Butter- field, W. Foster, P. Wells, B. Riosenbarker, R. Hart. ROW THREE: F. Gary R. Meashaw, R. Wickwire, R. Cornish, P. Benton, M. Susice. C ASS OF I963 ROW ONE: M. Chevier, B. Burgess, D. Phelix, L. Ellis, D. Nelson, S. Sampier, M. Mott. ROW TWO: J. Gilson, N. Phillips, J. Moses, W. Raymo, V. Simonds, J. Burlingame, L. Armstrong, R. Perry. ROW THREE: N. Wilson, P. Camp- bell, B. Curry, J. Tuper, J. Pearl, K. Thompson, I. Overman, J. Thaler. Absent: D. Planty. ROW ONE: Mr. Lavilette, D. Powell, D. Burnett, B. Deere, W. Meashaw, P. Phippen, T. Matthews. ROW TWO: T. Peacock, T. Unz, J. Ramsey, O. Peary, R. Dougan, B. Reed, J. Snell, B. Phippen, E. Harper. ROW THREE: A. Wilson, F. Ward, R. Crump, B. Smith, M. Richeal, M. Sweeney, R. Frary, J. Snell, D. Grant, R. Caringi, D. Vallance. ROW ONE: C. Nelson, M. Parker, L. Nurney, L. Zahler, S. Snell, L. Wells, R Covey. ROW TWO: S. DeCarr, S. Weerns, D. Wagoner, M. Richardson, F. Pea- cock, B. Papaw, G. Hall, S. Simonds. Absent: B. Gary. CLASS OF l964 ROW ONE: R. Peck, D. Conklin, D. Johnson, W. Woodward, A. Daby, R. Matthews T. Snell. ROW TWO: S. Daby, J. Blackmere, R. Ellis, G. Bush, C. Richards J. Richards, G. Malbone, D. Tyler, N. Snell. ROW THREE: R. Powell, L. Hub- bard, R. Petty, G. Snell, R. McGill, M. Fenner, R. Niles, J. Davis, J. Frank PARISHVILLE ELEMENTARY ROW ONE: J. Sullivan, S. Randall, A. Richards, D. Thaler, K. Stark, R. Mc- Kenna, S. Taylor. ROW TWO: C. Michaud, R. Sheldon, T. Richardson, J. Sebas- tian, Y. Smith, B. Stone, R. Wickwire, T. Law. ROW THREE: J. Perry, B. Radley, J. Newtown, H. Saucier, J. Hall, D. MacCarter, K. Sheldon, M. Vallance. Absent: S. Moore, F. Smith. KI DERGARTE ROW ONE: S. Foster, C. Langille, D. Covey, R. Merrick, S. Gilbert, P. Dibble ROW TWO: R. Empey, J. Cameron, S. Barrett, B. Ellis, S. MacFadden, P Lamphere. ROW THREE: R. Ferguson, L. Bump, Mrs. Kirk, R. Duff, D. Bar- rett, C. Harper. Absent: D. Bovay, G. Graham, D. Rouleau, D. Crump, S. Long R. Sancomb, J. White. ROW ONE: E. Randell, B. Sullivan, G. Wells, V. Champney, L. Mott, K. Harper, S. LaBar, G. Sheldon, J. Pelotte, C. Hoyt. ROW TWO: C. Peary, D. Radley, N. Law, L. Stark, P. Snyder, M. Hall, L. LaClair, R. Moore, C. Mearkley, D. Stone, J. Dibble. ROW THREE: Mrs. Bicknell, W. Parker, R. Sheldon, G. Rosenbarker, D. McGill, P. Randell, K. Michaud, D. Newtown, B. Langille, C. Snell, H. Hill. Absent: M. Planty, S. LaRose, S. Weegar. I T GRADE ROW ONE: D. Gushea, S. Gunning, L. Barton, C. Overman, D. Larnphere, E Bush, J. Ashlaw, D. Bovay, N. Butterfield, M. Towne. ROW TWO: C. Dibble V. Gilbert, G. Ashlaw, S. Clark, L. Cameron, P. Cormier, S. Bisnett, N. Bump T. French, J. Binan, D. Empey, W. Taylor, C. O'Dell, J. Call, Mrs. Vorce Absent: C. Armstrong, C. Duprey. ROW ONE: P. Swift, K. Sullivan, S. Planty, K. Tebo, T. Wilson, D. Towne, S. Perry. ROW TWO: M. Webber, R. Parker, S. Michaud, K. Snyder, D. Wells, R. Taylor, K. Tyler. ROW THREE: J. Mittlestead, M. Overman, N. Sochia, P. Plantz, F. Smith, J. Moore, Mrs. Cook, K. Randell. Absent: A. Simouds, G. Sancomb, T. Tyler. 2ND GRADE ROW ONE: A. Clark, C. McKenna, C. LaBar, P. Duprey, F. Empey. ROW TWO T. French, C. Gary, D. Butterfeild, C. Cunning, S. Parker, L. Foster, D. Hotaling ROW THREE: L. Patrick, B. Crump, B. Kirk, D. Langille, H. Woodard, D. Ran- dall, Mrs. Miller. Absent: C. Long, D. Smith, S. Long. ROW ONE: D. Harper, C. Armstrong, M. Snell, B. Wells, J. Jenne, J. Dibble. ROW TWO: Mrs. Moran, J. Graham, R. Fenner, C. Foster, L. Conklin, R. Snell. ROW THREE: D. Jones, B. Nurney, B. Hollinger, R. Sullivan, L. Kelly, P. Tay- lor. Absent: J. Tebo, J. Foster. ROW ONE: B. Randell, B. Sebastain, E. Bush, A. Nurney, B. Sheldon, J. Rouleau ROW TWO: Mrs. McIntyre, M. McGill, M. Tyo, L. Ramsey, D. Taylor, P. Par- ker, D. McKerma, T. Newtown. ROW THREE: M. Barrett, N. Perry, P. Snell J. Sampier, G. Merrick, C. Taylor. ROW ONE: G. Ashlaw, L. Sweeney, S. Elek, J. Moses, R. Taylor, R. Papaw. ROW TWO: Mrs. Katner, R. Tuper, R. Perry, D. Michaud, F, Woodard, T, Hoyt, W. Mitchell, G. Ramsey. ROW THREE: B. Chalnpney, W. Frank, R. Fer- guson, P. Tyler, C. Harper, C. Saucier. Absent: R. Bicknell, W. Ellis, S. Bur- lingame , R. Stark. 4TH GRADE ROW ONE: S. Rouleau, G. Parker, E. Perry, S. Taylor, R. Russell, H. Hotaling A. Overman. ROW TWO: N. Martin, R. Rosenbarker, G. P eary, M. Bush, J Ramsey, A. Radloff, L. Long. ROW THREE: Mrs. Shatraw, M. Foster, J. Hazel- ton, B. Anthony, B. Wilson, B. McKenna, G. Randell, C. Kirk. Absent: H. Stark, D. Stowell, C. Weems. ROW ONE: S. Bump, J. Moses, S. Barrett, R. Cameron, C. Smith, D. Mitchell. ROW TWO: M. Taylor, M. Richards, D. Spellen, D. Thompson, L. Foster, D. LaClair, Mrs. Stowe. ROW THREE: R. Randell, R. Benton, J. Snell, G. Crump R. Hazelton, D. Fenner. Absent: R. Ramsey, M. Ellis. 5TH GRADE ROW ONE: R. Randall, J. Gary, D. Deere, G. Votra, M. Swift, P. Sheldon. ROW TWO: M. Taylor, Y. Jones, W. Clark, D. Wickwire, S. Barrett, D. Parker, D. Wells. ROW THREE: F. Covey, L. Sweeney, B. Vell, R. Stowell, G. Patrick, F. Kingsley, Mrs. Johnson. Absent: E. Ellis, L. Conger, M. Snell, B. Duff. ROW ONE: J. Smith, G. Weegar, R. Russell, G. Foster, L. Gunning, F. Taylor J. Matthews. ROW TWO: D. Barrigar, B. Wilson, A. Caskinette, L. Deboe, P Randall, D. Call, M. Hosmer, C. Greene. ROW THREE: L. Rouleau, N. Valance S. LaBar, M. DeCarr, J. Sancomb, S. Armstrong, P. Taylor. Absent: D. Hill K. Wilson. 6TH GRAD E ROW ONE: R. Parker, H. Randall, S. Perry, M. Barton, C. Conger, S. Duff, S. Gary, M. Anthony. ROW TWO: T. Elek, L. Wells, J. Wilson, L. Weems, G. Taylor, T. Champney, R. Overrnan, R. Stowell, Mrs. Petty. ROW THREE: D. Wells, S. Winney, R. Curry, R. Conklin, D. Harper, E. Petty, J. Cox, J. Webber. E 'w ' 4 s 1 w Q g,. s , Z W W Asif -' N ' 3 K 5, 2 1 v . .4 I 1 E I 5 L , s 1 2 I Q I E 2 Q' I - X K s 1 E K ' 7 k 1 3, 2 f 3 ,, A HCPKI TO g ELEME TARY in Z7' L? sil 5 KI DERG RTE ROW ONE: S. Jenne, C. Hubbard, V. Macornber, S. Macy, S. Francis, J. Malbone R. Lawerence, G. Conklin. ROW TWO: D. Woodward, S. Parker, V. Ashline M. Hampton, R. Ashlaw, D. Eakins, K. Morgan, Mrs. Pettys. ROW ONE T Lawerence S Wagoner H Converse F Ward G V1au P Hub Chlttenden D Woodward T Zahler G Warner J Converse ROW THREE R LaBar M Perry J EHRIHS R Francls G Ward J Opal L Hubbard R Gee. IST AN 2ND GRADES bard, J. Millela, P.. Eakinsi Row TWO: C. Vim, 'C.'wagonEr,'J. Hujbbard, K SRD A D 4TH GRADE ROW ONE: C. Morgan, D. Kingsley, D. View, G. Hubbard, M. Ray, F. Lauber, L. Bonno, L. Woodward. ROW TWO: B. Lawerence, K. Morgan, B. Hubbard, K. Converse, C. Boulds, R. Parker, L. Opal, J. Perry. ROW THREE: J. Ashlaw, J. Dougan, S. Hampton, N. Malbone, R. Warner, R. Rosenbarker, S. Turner, D. Macy, L. Hubbard, Miss Deegan. ROW ONE: K. Malbone, L. Hubbard, A. Burnett, D. Woodard, C. Ward, L. Ward, L. Bonno, D. Zahler, L. Kingsley,B. Opal. ROW TWO: E. Hubbard,P. Macomber F. Hubbard, D. Lawerence, S. Newtown, D. Hubbard, E. View, J. Dougan, H. View, F. Perry. ROW THREE: J. Rosenbarker, S: LaBar, W. Baldwin, S. Macom- ber, D. Lawerence, J. Gee, J. Chittenden, I. Daby, M. Malbone, D. Macy, Mrs. Frary. A 5TH A D 6TH GRADE ROW ONE: P. Macomber, L. Bonno, L. Kingsley, J. Chittenden. ROW TWO: K Malbone, A. Burnett, F. Hubbard, F. Perry, D. Zahler. ROW THREE: D. Hub- bard, W. Baldwin, J. Rosenbarker, D. Macy, E. Hubbard. Moving Up! HHPPY Days- - ' Floyd Tebo Party Time O K S Hazel Beecher, Evelyn Baldwir ACTIVITIES ROW ONE: B. Chevier, S. Snell, C. Johnson, P. Preist, G. Snell. ROW TWO D. Conger, D. Nelson, H. Phippen. P. H. C. S. OPPONENT 12 Heuvelton 1 3 6 Clifton-F ine 12 l 4 Lisbon 0 1 9 Madrid 1 3 0 Morristown 0 1 3 Herman-DeKalb 1 3 FOOTBALL I958 ROW ONE: D. Peacock, A. McRobbie, R. Randolph, R. Baldwin, T. Wilson. ROW TWO: Mr. Brown, R. Drake, R. Phippen, E. Matthews, Mr. Lavilette. ROW ONE: Manager, R. Hartg Coach Beha. ROW TWO: H. Phippen, P. Crotty D. Nelson, G. Snell, S. Snell, R. Daby, N. Hoyt, C. Johnson, R. Barrett, P Preist, G. Thompson, R. Baldwin, D. Conger, G. Sebastain. VARSITY BASKETB LL P. H. C. S. OPPONENT P. H. C. S. OPPONENT 152 Holy Ghost 36 147 Brushton-Moira 56 Harrisville 46 Edwards 58 Knox-Memorial 40 Colton 35146 St. Law. Central H256 Holy Ghost 45 Harrisville 55 Knox Memorial 37 Edwards 41 Colton 26 Clifton- Fine Play-Offs 54 St. Law. Central 61 Harrisville 4148 Clifton- Fine 32 Edwards K ROW ONE: N. Snell, D. Conklin. ROW TWO: R. Frary, B. Rosenbarker, V. Eakins, R. Phippen, E. Matthews, M. Sweeney. ROW THREE: Manager, J. Snellg P. Phippen, R. Meashaw, R. Dougan, G. Butterfield, W. Meashaw, B. Smith, E. Harper, Coach Lavilette. JU IOR AR ITY P. H. C. S. 4447 16 34 4:33 36 27 32 22 BASKETB LL OPPONENT Holy Ghost Harrisville Knox Memorial St. Law. Central Clifton- Fine Harrisville Edwards Clifton-Fine P. 'F36 Y22 32 48 133 25 22 H.C OPPONENT St. Law. Central 57 Brushton-Moira H8 69 Edwards Colton 31 Holy Ghost 10 Knox Memorial 35 Colton 26 J.y. CH EERLEADERS Linda McCasland Ilah Bradish Rose Tuper Pam Campbell Keitha Conklin Janet Groebler f Connie Shatraw Jane Swift Shirley Conklin VARSITY BASKET- BALL CHEER- LEADERS Jean Wickwire Sherry Campbell ROW ONE: Carol Strader, Jean Wickwire, Anita Bump. ROW TWO: Pat Wright, Sherry Campbell Jane Swift, Shirley Conklin, Connie Shatraw. FOOTBALL Pat Wright L CHEERLEADER N FIRST ROW D. Nelson D. Conger R. Baldwin H. Phippen T. Wilson SECOND ROW R. Arquette B. Chevier' R. Barrett G. Snell VARSITY BASEBALL Pho-o-o--h! Position! ll Sl! It's your turn-- Little yeller' Ronnie, is this why we lost? ROW ONE: J. Groebler, C. Shatraw, N. Hoyt, P Wright J Baldwin ROW TWO L. McCasland, S. Conklin,C.Strader, Mr. Lenny,G Sebastian, P Powell C Nelson, D, Burnett. f . , X After a most exciting and specta- cular campaign of posters, speeches,hats and bows, the Conservatives won byavery close margin and as Confucius says: The Student Council began the year. Some of its activities included the selling of savings stamps, movies for the students and the planning of the Halloween party. As a judiciary body, the Student Council has the power to try minor cases of student infraction of rules of con- duct on school busses and in the halls. The Student Council held a contest for naming the school. The name sel- ected was Panthers. The winners of the contest were Pamela Campbell, Joseph Snell, and Evan Harper. Included in this year's program is Twerp Week where the girls carry the boys' books, open doors for them etc. Any girls violating them will have to wear a twerp sign. Twerp week will end with a dance on a Friday night. At football and basketball games P.H. C.S. pennants were sold. Moving Up Day will wind up the year's activities. After thirty weeks of work, Patricia Wright resigned the Student Council pres- idency. Norman Hoyt assumedher duties. Shirley Conklin was elected Vice-Presi- dent by the Student Council members. 5, SZ , my STUDE T COUNCIL +:'. President, Patricia Wright Vice President, Norman Hoyt Secretary Treasurer, Connie Shatraw Assistant Secretary Treasurer Reporter, Janet Groe EE s .sy M39 Caiifa ...--... af... 'sm W. . H: .,gf:::': Tiff 's t--331 A5 12 me ff QQ? L '1 mt 1. as 22 11.5 , as.,-L.. Q ROW ONE P Peary G Gunning D Corbin, T. Remington, S. Conklin, E. Hall. ROW TWO C Jones R Ellis J Swift S Simonds, B. Curry, J. Tuper, B. Papaw, P Wright M Moses A Bump Miss Bloomfield, J. Davis, G. Hall. A V 1 ffl or -1 V 5 -J ' I The Library Club is in existence to serve the student body by helping check and process books. They assisted this year in proces- sing 188 new books which the school purchased and 54 books which were gifts to the library. The Library Club also processes a large number of books which are borrowed through the Regional Library Service Center at Watertown. Our club had the usual Valentine box and a Valentine treat following. Everyone appreciates the many ser- vices of the Library Club and its members. LIBRARY CLUB ROW ONE: Varick Chittenden, Business Manager, Co-Editor Shirley Conklin, Sport's Editor Patricia Wright, Layout Editor Barbara Greene, Literary Editor James Young, Photography Editor Anita Bump, Typing Editor ROW TWO: YEARBOOK STAFF ROW ONE: G. Gunning, E. Hall, J. Davis, N. Nurney, J. Sochia, C. Groebler, M. Rabideau. ROW TWO: J. Swift, C. Strader, S. Hart, L. DeCarr, K. Gee, N. Hoyt, P. Snell, G. Snell, R. Barrett, R. Strader, V. LaBar, A. Mclftobbie, P. Powell, S. Campbell. Mrs. Sullivan Q Mr. Call Advisers Shatraw, A. C. Johnson, LaPoint, P. fl fi vfxw U' ,i 2,3 The Chorus elected the following slate of Q-, O 'T officers: President, Patricia Wright: Vice- If ' l President, Arlene Groeblerg Secretary- Treas- -. I, urer Judy Balwdin. ' The annual Spring Concert will be Friday, C H O R u S May 15. The plans have not been completed for this program. The Glee Club is not working as a money- making organization. They hope to set up their own library. ROW ONE: B. Bonno, M, Moses, S. Kingsley, S. Sampier, R. Bradish, S. DeCarr, H. Farns, K. Conklin, A. Groebler, D. Corbin, J. Groebler, R, Perry, G, Hall. ROW TWO: L. DeCarr, C. Shatraw, L. Snickles, M. Mott, J. Burlingame, J. Sochia, B. Papaw, D. Phelix, L. McCasland, S. Snell, P. Campbell. ROW THREE: Mrs. Boucher, T. Remington, C. Nelson, P. Gee, H. Foster, P. Wright, A. Bump, L. DeCarr, N. Phillips, L. Powell, V. Simonds, J. Tuper, J. Swift. ROW FOUR: D. Snickles, S. Lauber, G. Raymo, M. Richardson, C. Daby, C. Mott, M. Snell, J. Wickwire, L. Wells, P. Unz, D. Planty, J. Costa. DANCING CLASS The Harrington School of Dance started a fifteen week course of dancing early in the fall term. The kindergarten through the sixth grade were taught tap dancing. There were 263 children enrolled under these lessons. The lessons were every Monday afternoon. Social dancing was taught to 68 high school students. The basic steps of the waltz, foxtrot, charles- ton, and the tango were taught. This c o u r s e taught poise, grace, etiquette, and self-confidence as well as smooth graceful dancing. A few of the Dancing Class. SENIOR BA D ROW ONE: A. Groebler, R. Wickwire, N. Hoyt, C. Johnson. ROW TWO: D. Snickles, D. Phelix, E. Thaler, P. Campbell, J. Costa, S. Kingsley, J. Wickwire. ROW THREE: D. Corbin, C. Daby, J. Sochia, J. Swift, L. Wagoner, S. Hart, R. Goodrich, C. Mott, V. Chittenden, R. Daniels. ROW FOUR: Mr. Boucher, V. Eakins, D. Smith, A. Durrant. l Ju D W. L' M O A. Bump, s. Conklin. ROW ONE: R. Powell, P. Gee. ROW TWO: D. Johnson, J. Tuper, S. Daby, S. De- Carr, B. Burgess, R. Perry, D. Call, D. Tyler. ROW THREE: D. Burnett, F. Taylor, M. Fenner, R. Overman, C. Nelson,J. Burlingame, S. Weems, T. Macomber, R. Petty, E. Petty. K ROW ONE: M. Frary, P. Randall, R. Meashaw. ROW TWO: C. Cook, S. Snell, P. Powell, G. Snell, R. Cook, R. Daby. ROW THREE: T. Wilson, G. Thompson, R. Baldwin, P. Priest, W. Foster, B. Meashaw, R. Randolph, B. Rosenbarker. ROW THREE: T. Macomber, W. Frank, P. Benton, V. Eakins, T. Farnes, Mr. Beha. Q ARM RS ' O' v ' Our Chapter, a group of local boys, is composed of greenhands who have had one year of Agriculture, and chapterfarm- ers, with two years. We participated in the judging con- tests at Gouverneur and Hammond fairs, also at the Canton A.T.I. judging meet. We attended the chapter meeting farm and forum contests. The forum contests consisted of five boys serving on a panel to discuss the topic, How Farm Accidents May Be Prevented? The chapter meeting is a contest where the officers and four of the members hold a meeting using correct parliamentary pro- cedure. Our group won first award in the chapter meeting and second place in the farm forum contest. On March 2, the annual F.F.A, banquet was held with Mr. Stromberg as guest speaker. Slides concerning Japanese farm culture and economics were shown. President, Gary Snell Vice-President, Roger Cook Secretary, Paul Powell Treasurer, Roger Daby Reporter, Steven Snell Sentinel, Conrad Cook Adviser, Mr. Beha M 1-, Beha A . dvlser ROW ONE: D. Norman, J, Davis, S. Snell, R. Daby, G. Snell, W. Foster. ROW TWO R. Barrett, E. Conklin, S. Anthony, L, DeCarr, C. Strader, T, Remington, T. Anthony D. Butterfield, J. Young. ROW THREE: J. Rabideau, S. Daby, N. Snell. ABSENT D. Conger. CHRISTMAS Q PAGEA T A X A is with each other for the honor of being a member of the Christmas Pageant cast. This pageant, which 'is re-enacted each year by students representing all classes 7 - 12, is a pantomime version of the Christmas Story, accompanied by the band and chorus. After many weeks of pre- paration, practice, and coaching, the pag- x X eant is presented to the public just be- fore school recesses for the Christmas vacation. 1 Q j fx t At Christmas time our students vie Q l x , x Ya 5 ,Z 1 Compliments Of . Compliments TENNANT ELECTRIC of 145 Maple St. Potsdam I WHITE S HARDWARE ' Potsdam, N.Y. Best Wishes to the Class of l959 Compliments DOUGLAS'S AGENCY Of 9 Market St. Potsdam HAROLD'S POTSDAM'S FAVORITE COLLEGE SHOP 1 45, :E 1, 5 E.421fh .Q zp , -I , U it Compliments iiiifi Compliments Of Of f fl RS KAY'S BEAUTY SALON CLARKSON MOTORS INC. 92 Main Potsdam 75 Market St. Potsdam Compliments Of C0mP1imeUtS THARRETT'S SERVICE STATION Of BAKER'S AIR FORCE GAS Nicholville, N.Y. DA 8-2441 Malone, N.Y. , A CQQQPX -K , I Q L5 21 Compliments Of CAREY ' S JEWELRY 1 , X 'N xhl' ,Z Compliments Of STATE EQUIPMENT CO. INC. Norwood Road L '- 4 8 Potsdam .3Q New York CO 7' 15 I xqlf . I X 5 Potsdam New York 'a Comp liments Comp lj-men ts f O Of V. w. 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