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

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sALu1A1omAN VALEDICTORIAN CONRAD COOK TOP TEN of '61 ELLEN THALE R ROW ONE: D. Daby, M. Snell, E. Thaler, P. Randall. ROW TWO: C. Cook, R. Daby, H. Wells, S. Snell. ABSENT: N. Frary, D. Butter- field. AWARDS ELLEN THALER Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Awardg Bausch and Lomb Sci- ence Awardg New York State Regents Scholarshipg Award for highest marks in scienceg Good Citizenship Award. CONRAD COOK FFA Chapter Star Farmer of 1960 1961 Group Leadership award for St. Lawrence County DUANE BUTTERFIE LD County FFA Public Speaking Contest Winner ROGER DABY Mechanics Award Dairyman Award

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HARRY WELLS A willing worker withasense of humor. F.F A 1- Football Mana er 3- Football . . , g , 4g Ghosts Go West 45 Science Fair 1, 2g Volleyball 23 Wrestling 4. LOUISE FRANK A miss who knows her own mind Library Club l,2,3,4. GRADUATING CLASS OF 1960

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CLASS HISTORY Thirty-four students will graduate from P.H.C.S. this June--the largest graduating class in the history of the school. Eleven years ago, we were just starting school. Martha Moses, Cindy Weegar, Harry Caringi, David Nelson, and Steven Snell have been with the class since its beginning. The following students started school in the Parishville District and are now in our class: Diane Daby, Louise Frank, Elizabeth Lauber, Sharon LaPoint, Eleanor Malbone, Doris Snickles, Conrad Cook, Roger Daby, Leland Planty, James Rabideau, Elbridge Randall, and Paul Randall. ln- the first grade, we welcomed Madeline Snell, Ellen Thaler, George Thompson, and Harry Wells. Gwendolyn Warner, Burton Chevier, and Gary Sebastian joined us in the second grade. Patricia McGill, Milton Frary, and Robert Tyler came in the fourth grade, Duane Butter- field in the sixth, Robert Daniels and Dana Norman in the seventh, and Susan Anthony and Fred LaBar in the eighth. Our class numbered fifty-six in the seventh grade, forty-four in the eighth grade. Since the beginning of our junior year, we have lost Judy Baldwin Barrett, ThelmaRemington Butterfield, Charlotte Hubbard, Bonnie Bonno Richards, Charles Bouchard, LeroyBray, TommyFarnes, Danny Peacock, Danny Wright, Robert Randolph, Marvil Vieu, Larry Wagoner, and Sandra Richardson Robar. Because our class is so large, we have had to work more than any other class in order to raise enough money for our senior trip. Our ninth and tenth years were rather inactive. We had a few dances, but we made very little money. In the fall of our junior year, we got our class rings. During the year we had a junior jamboree, a successful junior prom and several dances and banquets. This year, our first activity was the senior ball. Roger Daby was King and Susan Anthony was Queen. Sharon LaPoint sold the most magazines in our magazine drive. We have also sold candy and sponsored a donkey basketball game. We are now Working on the senior play, Ghosts Go West. It will be presented at the end of March. We have received our senior pictures and our name cards and have ordered our graduation invitations. Mr. Pelotte has been our class advisor for the past three years. He has helped us organize and carry out most of our fund raising campaigns. The senior class of 1961 will soon be on its way to New York.