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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1962 volume:

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Joan Moses Robert Wickwire FYSGNSEGBQSGXASKJQQKZQQZQJMQQKZS 4 c s cb' 'ca W 5 Q5 'di 'f FCJREWARD S cm' ov W co' . on Q As the end of our High Schoolcareer CU approaches, there comes the growing U, Q realization that these four years have been tbl one of life's most enjoyable and formative J, . QD cpl periods . To endeavor to catch and portray l Q the high spots of the ever changing pano- CP QD ' rame, and to recall to each student his Q ? 0 own personal connection with the flow of Q! l I Q events that he may enj oy them in the present 7 ' gp' and cherish them in the future--this is the Q9 Q purpose of this volume of the PANORAMA, Q CD, 'QD Q o CD, fl? Q at if V Q Q Q 8fJ Q?x5l53Q3C53'5'CsBi9Yi'6 2d afzfkifl-.lzglaiiigiiggg as E 1.. xggggegszg Ei 3 iii 2' 6 9+ 70 '55 ai 3' 5+ 3' at a+ 2.,::...-v.,22S5i -P W 'T Za -1 '??'??? ?'? ?'?'i' + fav 'av 'av J IT: 33 :I??????i'????????'i'?????'???????7???????????????Y????????W????????2???????????????????? 2 LE LMA MATER Our strong band can ne'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 When we from life shall part. Mr. Warren O. Daniels ln dedication of the 1962 PANORAMA, We honor a distinguished elder citizen of Parishville. For most of his 92 years he has dedicated his life in this community serv- ing as teacher, attorney, and statesman. Three generations of Parishville folk have felt his influence among them. We, as representatives of the youth of the Space Age, salute, as representative of the best in our heritage, our friend, Mr. Warren O. Daniels. A student of the first school in Parishville, Mr, Daniels, later graduated from Potsdam Normal in 1893 and taught in Ossening, then in Nichoville in 1898. He was ad- mitted to the bar in 1899 and has served the people of this area in that distinction for over half a century. From 1934 to 1940 he served as our New York State Assemblyman. Mr. Daniels was supervisor of the town of Parishville for 16 years and chairman of the board of directors and Vice-President of the Peoples' Bank of Potsdam. He was active in bringing Dr, Max Thaler to our town, Mr. Daniels is a dedicated member of the Parishville Union Church, several his- torical associations, and a member of the Masonic Lodge, with which he has served for 60 years. The name of Warren O, Daniels will live in our hearts and minds. We dedicate this book to him as a well deserved tribute to a lasting reminder of his contribution to the life of our community. ADMINISTRATICN 1 ii' ' 'V' fi .WIN f . 7 . I f I W Y Ixa' xx - yr gf iq N ,NYU M 1 a f X X X CQ ,1 L J NK ' Panshvnlle C8 tQi- H I-I PM G1-Gus A 2 2 5 I. 4 V goo X' if lk M ' 3 1l X 4 ,fx It I Xxx I r I - ,SZ F - A N 53 GX ! Y .Q ' BQ Q 2, g '29 x, X 1' Z, ,kr i 35 2' KX so 7 A X 8 VR I 1 L , t' k J, ' S JH f ' AQJXI' ' ' Y 1: M, NV, 21 5 1 I N! Y' ,X A --f m ' HB .1 ' f 'N h -f' . -fx.-H , s . .WN N-,Ny , ,Rf ' - . H.. -W . .1 Q. X I P' l I l , I rp Q r 1 . 7. L M 34 M ,, w 'H X 1 . 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A J 2: 93 20 at 22 I fix B , iw ,Lf-P gbvw 45 f' 3 i , x I A I f f -. if ,f ,fm 5 f 1 f M 27 , ' ze so V21 fs ff E X5 Wiivgzzxazef L 5 c ..,x ,. . 5 xxx ,232 as H I as' ssf ' 5 fffamzf - V i av . t ,A Blake Yanni? 3 Bxqnegglgf 1 as A sa 40 1-Y-xt: , Q QA , 1 W f 1, A 43 '44 4 'f ,ae I7 za . , 'N X, , H.-. ..... ...-.. 4,z:.... f MJ- MR. BRISTOL To the Class of '62: Your formal education has formed a firm foundation for your future live. Our World today is constantly making new discoveries thus upgrading our society. For you who have obtained a formal education, it is going to be most valuable in your adjustment to this change in society. With- out a doubt, many different fields will absorb your talents and abilities. To all, success and may your aspirations become actualities. Curtis R. Bristol Supervising Principal G: A. A1k6HS, L. Greene, C. Bmstol. BOARD OF EDUCATION RS. CARROLL SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT 'T' STANDING: George Beha, Agriculture, Irene Hepburn, Physical Education, J. Lyal Calhoun, English, William Lenny, English, John Tennent, Citizen- ship Education, James Hendershot, Junior High Science, George Tyler, Senior High Science, Earl Collison, Math, William Pelotte, Citizenship Education, Joseph Needle, Commercial, David Powers, Instrumental Music. SEATED: Velma Hoyt, Language, Ann O'Brien, School Nurse, Nancy Clegg, Librarian, Frances Brunish, Vocal Music, Kathryn Snell, Junior High Math, Mary Carmen Earle, Hornemaking, Ray Harrington, Guidance Counselor. GUIDANCE CGLINSELCDR MR. HARRINGTON M . M TS erkley Mrs. Garlough SECRET RIES COOPERATIVE BOARD SERVICE TEACHERS Vocational Industrial Dr'iVer s Education Co-ordinator' Teacher Mr. Fogarty Mr. Black S CH OOL PHY SI CIAN Dr. Max Thaler SCHOOL NURSE Mrs. O' Brien 4 DENTAL HYGIENIST Mrs. McKenna W. Richardson Clark AN ITORS K. Planty, M. Wilcox, M. Costa, M. Stacey, J. Garlough, L. Bisnett, J. Snell. BUS DRIVERS 59' 1, ..... f ' S Y K .: H,,. .t-- , 'Q I .--' 1 'fffv' ii 5 . m-1:1-:mms y t .s ig .Q In . B glen., ,. , ,. . Q V ..,.. . ,. L 1 V 5 y e Hart '...gg.g211 . it SCHOOL MECHANIC , .. A e X 2 ' -' 7 . K 'f ' zisarsigew: - fm fs!-fpwQf?ge?5sQfffsez.sa1f.f-iw, . gaffviwifftazex''2HwffHffY.g5WQfw. Q w L' . - , ..... . . - I . ' f + .Q , .... wmv , My .psmiy.tv-.Mi.wma-mz?Qz.1e...11 V. Parker F. Tebo O. Hart, M. Waite, M. bell, V. Garlough. fig? Q2 H is K M 9... . . . Hitchcock, V . Camp - J SENIORS PI-IILLIP MANFORD BENTON Phil A Christian is the highest style of man. Baseball 1, 35 Basketball 25 Football 25 F. F.A. 1, 2, 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Reporter 4 ?m,,, ILAH MAE BRADISI-I ShOI Cie A sunny temper gilds the edge of life's blackest cloud. Yearbook Staff 45 Junior Varsity Cheering 1, Varsity Cheering 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Volleyball Playday 25 Lock, Stock and Lipstick 4. GARY FREDERICK BUTTERFIELD Gary A little nonsense now and then is relish'd by the best of men. Football 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 King of the Prom 35 Class Treasurer 25 Vice-President of Class 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 4. LINDA MARIE CONVERSE Lyn Marie BreVity is the soul of Wit. Library Club 15 Yearbook Staff 45 Lock, Stock, and Lipstick 4. VANCE EAKINS Chuck Excellence is never granted to man, but as a reward of labor. Band 1,'2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 2, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. Vice- President 3, F,F.A. President 4, Delegate to State F.F.A. Convention 33 Yearbook Staff 45 Science Fair 1, 2, 3, 4. FREDERICK EARL GARY Freddy What's all the gaudy glitter of a crown? Yearbook Staff 4, Football 2, 3, F,F,A, 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA ANN GEE Pat12ie Gently to hear, kindly to judge. Student Council 4, Treasurerg Science Fair 1, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Yearbook Staff 3, 45 Advertising Editor 4, Lock, Stock and Lipstick 4. LARRY ALLAN GOODRICH Larry Every man is the architect of his own fortune. Student Council 2, 4, Vice-President 4, Class Treasurer 33 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Year book Staff 3, 4, Yearbook Business Man- ager 4, Science Fair 1, 2, 4. TERRY CECIL HOTALING Terry The temple of our purest thoughts is silence! Yearbook Staff 4. .3 .: '- If - '-.Mk - I Q P' if., Eirw . ' ' ' Q . . . If I '. ,' , 3 . - , .1 .f ,I . p XJ C ,ftp -H T1 W V A 'I 1 1 , Q f 'ififfiliifililslge ROGER ALAN HART Reg Impossible is a word only to be found in the dictionary. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Vice-President 1, Treasurer 2, 4, Student Council 3, Science Fair 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4. JANET MARIE GROEBLER Jan It is not the Work that kills men: it is Wosrry. Student Council Reporter 13 Junior Varsity Cheerleader 1, Varsity Cheerleader 3, Glee Club 1, 33 President of Student Coun- cil 35 Science Fair 1, 3, Basketball Play- day 3, Yearbook Staff, Literary Editor, 4, Lock, Stock and Lipstick 4. CAROL ESTHER JONES Carol To lose a friend is the greatest of all losses. Library Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Lock, Stock and Lipstick 4, Yearbook Staff 4. S PAUL LARRY KELLY Paul There is nothing as cheap and Weak in de- bate as assertion that is not backed by fact. Science Fair 1, 2, Science Congress 33 Yearbook 4. THOMAS MA COMBER Torn Whose nature is so far from doing harm, that he suspects none. p F, F,A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 13 Basketball 2, Yearbook Staff 4. EDWARD JOHN MATTHEWS Eddie Give me health and a day, and I will make ridiculous the pomp of emperors. Basketball 1, 2, Football 1, 2, Yearbook Staff 45 Science Fair 1, 2. ROBERT PAUL MEASHAW Bob Today is ours: Why do We fear tomorrow? Basketball 1, 2, 3, F,F,A, 1, 2, 3, 43 Yearbook Staff 4, Science Fair 1, 2. JOAN MARIE MOSES Joar1ie BoW to no patron's insolence. Science Fair 1, 2, Baseball Playday 3, Sales Chairman 45 Yearbook Staff 4. if eeei e t tg i s ,L U Q :I was: 2 J, - 'fi aifif-S 1 a . -cfm 'E ' navy, g , . ' if, C 2, 1 . ..16 iiW2g?5 .. MACK PARKERY Mack Ease leads to habit, as success to ease. Science Fair 1, 2, Yearbook Staff 4. LAURA ELLEN POWELL Laurie lt is success that colors all in life. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 4, Class Reporter 2, 3, Class Secretary 4, Christ- mas Pageant 1, 2, 3, Science Fair 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball Playday 2, Basketball 35 Cheer- ing: Basketball 2, 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Year book Staff 4. BERT HOWARD ROSENBARKER Pete What is becoming is honorable, and what is honorable is becoming. Band 1,2, 3, 4, State F.F,A. Band 2, Base- ball 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Presi- dent 13 Science Fair 1, 2, 35 F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4. THOMAS MICHAEL SWIFT SWiftie Good humor is the health of the soul. Wrestling 3, 43 Yearbook Staff, Sports Edi- tor 43 Student Council 43 Volleyball 23 Table Tennis lg Lock, Stock and Lipstick 4. ROSE MARIE TUPER Rosie The ablest spirit is shown by gentle Words and resolute action. Junior Varsity Cheerleader 13 Glee Club 1, 3, 43 Class Secretary 13 Class President 2, 4g Glee Club President 43 Baseball Play- day 33 Junior Prom Princess 33 Science Fair 1, 2, 33 Student Council Secretary 33 Yearbook Staff, Editor 43 Assistant Busi- ness Manager 33 Book Club Secretary 43 Lock, Stock and Lipstick 4g Mixed Chorus ROBERT LEE WICKWIRE Bob I Run if you like, but Buddy I'll catch you! Yearbook Staff, Sales Manager 43 Yearbook Staff, Layout Editor 43 Prom Prince 33 Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball Manager 33 Sci- ence Fair 1, 2, 3, 43 Volleyball 23 Class President 33 Student Council President 43 Bowling League President 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 4g Lock, Stock and Lip- stick 4. SENIOR HONORS VALEDICTORIAN SALLITATORIAN Bert Rosenbarker Laura Powell HONOR STUDENTS Janet Groebler Vance Eakins Rose Tuper Paul Kelley SCHOLARSHIPS Bert Rosenbarker Laura Powell Paul Kelle atee- CLASS HISTORY OF l952 Ona bright September morning in 1949 fifteen eager children entered the portals of P. H. C, S. Although our class' size has increased to twenty-three, only Larry Goodrich, Roger Hart, Joan Moses, Terry Hotaling, Janet Groeb- ler and Ilah Bradish were the original members of this group. As the population of our town increased greatly, so did our class. Phillip Benton was the first to join our group in the first grade. In the second grade, Ed Matthews from Potsdam joined our little troop. Robert Meashaw from Par- ishville Center School and Robert Wickwire from Potsdam came to us in the third grade. Following the fourth grade was Thomas Swift from High Flats. In the fifth grade Gary Butterfield from Stockholm School, Paul Kelley from West Parishville and ,Fred Gary from Stocholm School joined us. It wasn't until the seventh grade that Rose Tuper, from Colton, Thomas Ma Cumber, Laura Powell, Linda Converse, Bert Rosenbarker, Vance Eakins, and Mack Parker, all from Hopkinton entered our class. It was in the ninth grade that Carol Jones from Potsdam and Pat Gee, from Painted Post High School joined to complete our class. As we progressed through the halls of learning our activities broadened. Our first major accomplishment was our Eight Grade Graduation under the supervision of Mrs. Flora Miller. ln the ninth grade we sponsored a dance in April. In our Sophomore year we held two dances which were in October and March. Our big money making project was the selling of sweat shirts. In May we ordered our class rings. In September of our Junior year there was a Student Council Campaign. Janet Groebler won the election over the Senior candidate. In October we received our class rings. We held dances, sold School Daze, Christmas paper, cards and chances on a radio. In May we sponsored a car wash and food sale. Our two biggest projects were the Junior Jamboree and the Junior Prom. Our Senior year has proven to be the most active. We held a magazine drive in which Vance Eakins sold the most magazines. We held dances, movies and a turkey raffle. We sponsored a banquet for the Teachers' Association and a donkey basketball game. Our play, LOCK, STOCK, AND LIPSTICK, proved to be a great success. Our Junior-Senior Ball will be our last activity and at present we are all looking forward to our Washington trip. The Class of 1962 Phillip Benton - Minister in Darkest Africa Lilah Bradish - Representative in Congress for the Nacilbuper party Linda Converse - Diamond smuggler for the Daby Company Vance Eakins - Physicist for Dupont Pat Gee - First President of the Red Cross on the Moon Janet Groebler - Interpreter for the U. N. Roger Hart - President of Allied Radio Co. Terry Hotaling - Stock car racer at Indianapolis Speedway Fred Gary - Winston Cigarette Advertiser Gary Butterfield - Runner-up for Matt Dillon on Gunsmoke. P Larry Goodrich - Architect at General Electric rr-.X Rose Tuper - Private secretary to the 3325? - . President of the U. S. A, if -I I- Q? I is lmnfmf fi I tl Ill I Joan Moses - Bowling Champion -luwrqilepli ' of the Flinstone gix ffl 'X L K . eague 1 5 Laura Powell - Director of Food Economics qlxax at Betty Crocker's Kitchens ,L Carol Jones - International l Librarian Eddie Matthews - Owner of the Dow Chemical Company Robert Meashaw - Spy for the F. B. I. Bert Rosenbarker - Inventer of the first Mechanical KOW Thomas MacCumber - Exporter of Limburger Cheese Tomas Swift - Six Star Pilot for Uncle Sam Paul Kelley - Inventor of an airo-space radar trap for space speeders Mack Parker - Owner of Horse ranch on Venus Robert Wickwire - District Attorney for Perry Mason exx xxx 'mm xx waz A I S01 an 41 4 1,,,, C 'ffl wf an an Z3 In 52 mx xxx xxx xsea l if BIRTHDAYS Benton Butterfield Eakins Gary Goodrich Hart Hotaling Kelley Matthews Ma Comber Meashaw Parker Ros enbarker Swift Wickwire Bradi sh Converse Gee Groebler Mose s Powell Tuper MN .f.. December 6 Aprill 11 April 14 September 19 June 13 June 20 August 9 March 31 September 9 February 24 May 28 June 25 February 23 June 27 May 6 March 15 November 10 December 16 October 21 November 16 March 23 July 31 To the Graduates of '62: You have completed a very important milestone in life. It is my sincere Wish that each of you succeed in whatever field you choose to enter. Since rely, WRS Q1111 Cyglicnl Mrs. O'Brien .ww-e,,Am , N. -4 l93O Y ou r commencement exercises in June of 1962 marks the end of your unity as a senior Class, as well as the completion of your own high school education. The Word Commencement, how- ever, denotes a beginning. It will be the beginning of a new life for you. Sincere Wishes for success to each of you in your new ventures. Sincerely, Mrs. Earle lt is with pleasure that I take this opportunity to write a few words to you, the students of Parishville-Hopkinton Central School. To you students who are terminating your first step in the educational process may you find success and prosperity in whatever you endeavor to do, To those of you who are remaining with us until you graduate from high school, may you have the foresight to prepare yourselves to the best of your ability. This may be done by using, to the utmost, the facilities available, whether it be completing your assigned work, asking the teacher for that extra help that would make the difference as to your un- derstanding of the subject, using the guidance office and the materials that are there for you to use, and above all, ask questions if there is something you don't understand. Remember that it is up to you to live up to your state motto in education---and that is, Let each become all that he is capable of being . Q, ,afmwa Ray Harrington. WHERE THERE'S A WILL, THERE'S A WAY. To the Class of 1962: You are rapidly approaching the end of a very important milestone in life. The past four years have been, l'm sure, most enjoyable. They have also been most important in building a foundation to prepare you to meet more adequately the many complex challenges which lie ahead. The efforts of your parents, your teachers and most important your own ef- forts will now begin to show how well you have applied the opportunities made available to you. We live in a highly competitive society and in a nation which has become the leader and it is because of it's ability to educate its youth. To those of you who will pursue your education further, may I ex- tend a sincere wish for your continued success. Remember that worth- while goals in life are not achieved without determined efforts. To those of you who plan to seek employment it would be well to remember that employers are not interested in excuses but rather results. Always strive to improve your efforts. May the years ahead bring only the very best for each of you. ,X ' Q My - William Pelotte KING -- Gary Butterfield QUEEN -- Linda McCaS1and PRINCE -- Robert Wickwire PRINCESS -- Rose Tuper X CLASSES 4 .., ROW ONE: V. Simmons, G. Raymo, D. Phelix, C. Snickles, B. Burgess, QS. Sampier. ROW TWO: L. Ellis, K. Thompson, P. Campbell, J. Thaler, L. DeCarr, M. Chevier, D. Planty. ROW THREE: J. Pearl, J. Wilson, Mr. Lenney, D. Nelson, J. Burlingame. E JuNloRs ROW ONE: D. Powell, D. Burnett, A. Wilson, B. Smith,,,J. Ramsey, W. Meashaw. ROW TWO: W. Reed, R. Frary, R. Planty, Mr. Lenny, R. Phippen, E. Harper, P. Phippen. ROW THREE: D. Vallance, J. Snell, M. Richael, D. Grant, R. Dougan, J. Hayes. CKWDLIINAAFXDEC . ROW ONE: T. Snell, M. Parker, R. Conklin, S. Simonds, D. Johnson, A. Daby. ROW TWO: G. Malbone, T. Matthews, L. Wells, R. Matthews, F. Peacock, J. Frank. ROW THREE: C. Tebo, J. Blackmere, M. Richardson D. Tyler, B. Papaw, Mr. Tyler. ROW ONE: T. Gary, R..Daniels, J. Cassada, S. Weems, N. Snell, C. Nel- son. ROW TWO: C. Richards, S. Decarr, R. Ellis, R. Powell, B. Gary, M. Fenner. ROW THREE: G. Bush, P. Wells, L. Nurney, G. Snell, S. Snell, R. Caringi, Mr. Tyler. m71:.r:n.. I J FRESHMAN ROW ONE: S. Bennet, L. Wells, H. Randell, R. Parker, C. Green. ROW TWO: J. Lovely, J. Wilson, B. Conger, L. Bonno, S. Labar, M. Barton S. Perry. ROW THREE: l. Daby, L. Weems, D. Lawrence, S. MaComb,er, V. Kingston, K. Wilson, D. Barriger. ROW ONE: T. Champney, J. Smith, L. Gunning, W. Lindsey, J. Matthews, M. Anthony, G, Foster, F. Perry, J, Cox. ROW TWO: M. Stark, D. Har- per, R. Conklin, S. Winney, J. Weber, R. Randall, T. Elek, J. Hayes. ROW THREE: G. Taylor, R. Taylor, J. Chittenden, J. Snell, D. Macey, W.Bald- Win, L, Deboe, Mr. Hendershot. 'fy NM, I , Wm- '--.W , MM QQ. 1553 J' S N ROW ONE: R. Russel,' R. Hazelton, E. Conklin, G. Crump, R. Randall, D. Fenner, A. Burnett, H. Sochia. ROW TWO: M. DeCarr, S. Armstrong, M Richard, N. Vallance, D. Miller, R. Randall, L. Sweeny, M. Ellis, G. Weegar. ROW THREE: P. Sheldon, M. Swift, D. LaClair, M. Taylor, S. Barret, J. Gee, C. Jenks, F. Kingsly, C. Smith, D. Wells, D. Mitchel, Mrs. Snell. ROW ONE: F. Covey, L. Kingsley, L. Conger, J. Gary, F. Taylor, D. Woodward, G. Votra. ROW TWO: P. Kingston, J. Dougan, G. Patrick, M. Snell, G. Tupper, R. Barton, M.. Taylor, J. Snell, P. Macomber. ROW THREE: D. Zahler, S. Bump, D. Wells, D. Warner, W. Clark, J. ROW ONE: G. Ashlaw, L. Woodward, D. Macy, C. Boulds, R. Ferguson, R. Taylor. ROW TWO: N. Harris, S. Taylor, J. Moses, C. Harper, E. Peary, J. Moses, R. Papaw. ROW THREE: R. Rosenbarker, F. Woodard, V. Jones, N. Martin, J. Jenks, C. Saucier, Mr. Tennent. SEVE TH GR DE ROW ONE: W. Frank, J. Hazelton, D. Parker, T. Hoyt, R. Peary, T. Hayes, H. Hotaling. ROW TWO: L. Miller, E. Ellis, C. Weerns, C. Kirk, J. Perry, R. Russell, B. Charnpney, L. Sweeny, L. Opal. ROW THREE: A. Radloff, M. Bush, P. Tyler, W. Ellis, G. Randall, R. Tuper, M. Foster W. Mitchell, Mr. Tennent. ,.::1f'- 5' fan?-gk, . nag , 3 ff V. A mg., ,v,,5.5,g gi fm' ff ,4 -' fy .. 1: . K. . my w. ,,.,f,f .1f.3.w.gyLg Mp . A eikiiiiiiigggiffiy flws-.Q '-map, wr' . Wig, miisis- , V .. J' -' 1 . gf , 5- rw 5 -, W isfp wg' aau,..wz z ha 2fp -.S f .wc 42,8 1 , ,. 3 ze ' 3' .' f M we QQ ' Y ' f :K figafffefm f s. 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M F5 .,,, L..,. 6, . :fxxasiff '1S?5Y5wsslsQsi4Ai W5 Qaaaiw ' M 'AQ ,umu- x fe K ff.e,-:4e2i:5sf2-,--Hifiisffi.-1 ,Mya 4,'fs,4Qffw - .xx mv, we .Hi mi? gf 7181355535 K - 3 .X re is .am g L 5 2 T k' .l. ,.,.l:: l3 :,Qv Hu, :Ska k gfwim -' R-W Q ' J fs S-1 A 32 Dk Q, Q Q , Rim 2 mg ' N Q X 552 5 .31 57 . Tsai 1: .17 - 15553 I EEWI i . . .,,,qk.,..,.,m .... .... 1 ...M, .. X 1 'X .. .,., ...if K ,Q 'ww w W XS' - ELEME TARY PRINCIP L MRS. MILLER ROW ONE: Mrs. Waite, Mrs. Moran, Mrs. McNasser, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs Frary, Mrs. Lenny. ROW TWO: Mrs. Kirk, Mrs. Lucas, Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Maine, Mrs. Vorce, Mrs. Katner, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Moses, Mrs. MQHai1e. Jn.. , 1 ' ROW ONE: R. Fenner, D. Kingsley, D. Harper, G. Sochia, R. Miller, L. Bonno, R. Jenks. ROW TWO: D. Tupper, B. Sheldon, J. Dougan, R. Par- ker, J. Jenne, P. Taylor, C. Armstrong. ROW THREE: M, McGill R Warner, R. Rosenbarker, B. Wilson, Mrs. Lenney, A. Nurney, J. Ashluaw, E. Bush, D. Oney. ROW ONE: G. Merrick, K. Converse, J. Tebo, T. Newtown, N. Perry, B. Randall. ROW TWO: P. Snell, C. Ellis, P. Bennett, J. Sampier, K. Tay- lor, J. Foster, L. Conklin. ROW THREE: B. Anthony, B. Nurney, Mrs Frarjy, B. Holllnger, M. Tyo, S. Hampton, C. Rathbun. ABSENT: B. Wells, F. Lauber. ROW ONE: D. Randall, K. Taylor, S. Planty, M. Barrett, P. Moulton, D. Hotaling, C. Hayes, S. Perry, P. Swift. ROW TWO: F. Svvinyer, C. Gun- ning, R. Tupper, M. Webber, F. Smith, K. Randall, J. Moore, D. Smith. ROW THREE: R. Moulton, T. Rathbun, A. Clark, D. Taylor, D. Wells, L Kelley, K. Snyder, L. Torrance, R. Gee, S. Bisnett, Mrs. Maine. FIFTH GRADE K, egg af .gr ROW ONE: V. Charnpney, P. Randall, K. Hayes, C. Hoyt, K. Tebo, G. Rosenbarker. ROW TWO: A. Earle, C. Perry, M. Planty, F. Ernpey, D. McGill, T. Lawrence. ROW THREE: L. LaClair, P. Snyder, E. Randall, C. Mearkley, J. Pelotte, N. Bennett, R. Moore, P. Duprey. Teacher, Mrs. Katner . ROW ONE: J. Binan, D. Empey, L. Mott, C. Duprey, J. Ashlaw, F. Elek, D. Lamphere. ROW TWO: B. Kirk, T. Fenner, T. Taylor, D. Bovay, V. Gilbert, D. Gushea, S. Gunning, C. Armstrong. ROW THREE: C. Moulton, S. Dean, S. Bisnett, G. Wells, S. Clark, R. Taylor, P. Cormier, D. Stone, Mrs. Wake. FOURTH GRADE ROW ONE: J. Miller, W. Parker, N. Butterfield, H. Converse, K. Chitten- den, K. Harper, B. Tebo, T. Wilson. ROW TWO: M. Hampton, E. Bush, L. Barton, V. Ashlaw, S. Parker, D. Eakins, R. LaBar, R. Ashlaw, L. Hubbard. ROW ONE: J. Patrick, R. Parker, J. Dibble, J. Converse, H. Kingston, H. Woodard, T. Zahler, D. Woodward. ROW TWO: G. Warner, C. Votra, D. Crump, A. Sirnonds, C. Labar, C. Gary, D. Tebo, N. Sochia. ROW THREE: J. Mittelstaed, J. Opal, D. Langville, D. Butterfield, M. Perry, J. Eakins, P. Parker, S. Parker. ...SECOND GRADE-, ROW ONE: D. Covey, G. Garlough, L. Palmer, J. Tyler, D. Hubbard, S. Wilson, D. Empey, M. Weller, M. Ashlaw, J. Armstrong. ROW TWO:, C. Thomas, R. Hazelton, L. Perry, R. Smith, Karen Mearkley, L. Wright, S. Burdett, J. Perry, G. Moulton, S. Randall, D. Bisnett. ROW THREE: T. Sochia, P. Cline, S. Earle, F. Swinger, T. Law, A. Richards, Mrs. Cook, R. Empey, J. Cormier, L. Lamphere, C. Binan. ROW ONE: C. Langille, F. Smith, R. Ferguson, W. Taylor, S. Gilbert, D Covey, S. Taylor, D. Ruff. ROW TWO: E. Smith, R. Lawrence, S. Bar- rett, T. Richardson, R. Wickwire, E. Moore, D. Bovay, D. Thaler, K. Hogale, E. Moulton. ROW THREE: J. Newtown, K. Lamphere, B. Stone, R. Wisner, N. Law, H. Saucier, M. Vallance, L. Bump, D. MacCarter, R. Sheldon, Mrs. Johnson. ABSENT: B. Ellis, S. Wegar. we SECOND GR DE ROW ONE: J. Crump, L. Cardinal, K. Sochia, B. Lindsey, H. St. Hilare, R. Puryer, P. Dibble. ROW TWO: P. Daby, C. MacFadden, M. Opal, R. Thompson, K. Gonyea, Clark, J. Miller, R. Mitchell. ROW ONE: V. MaCornber, B. Langille, S. Lavine, R. Merrick, W. Sochia, C. Harper, S. Sochia, S. Jenne. ROW TWO: C. Dibble, C. Newtown, D. Newtown, D. Eakins, L. Lindsey, D. Woodward, C. Dibble, S. Macy, C. MacFadden, G. Ashlaw. THIRD GRADE .1 . s i IRST GRADE ROW ONE: M. Tupper, D. Gunning, S. Hayes, J. Randall, J. Richards, M. Pearl, P. Gilbert, G. Peck. ROW TWO: C. Thomas, L. Cardinal, G. Du- prey, B. Taylor, W. Ashlaw, L. Puryer, R. Ashlaw, R. Hampton. ROW THREE: R. Thompson, S. Swinyer, K. Spear, P. Remington, L. Thompson G. Webber, B. Randall, B. Sampier, S. Parmeter. ABSENT: M. Snyder, D. Converse, Mrs. Moses. ROW ONE: G. Hartson, M. Lavine, G. Moses, M. Sheldon, C. Tyler, P. Ashlaw, J. Smith, D. Wells, M. Patrick, L. Conklin. ROW TWO: M. Ben- nett, A. Richards, N. Wisner, B. Morrick, B. Law, E. Smith, M. Barrett. ROW THREE: M. Martin, L. LaClair, S. Snyder, P. Pearl, V. Rosen- barker, J. Mott, V. Bush, D. Bissnett, R. Markley. ABSENT: S. Thaler, P. Kingston, Mrs. Vorce. J ROW ONE: T. Randall, J. Planty, G. Gunning, K. Hazelton, C. Moulton, K Richardson, J. Daby. ROW TWO: C. Murphy, M. Barton, L. Jenne, J. Newtown, P. Bisnett, S. Jenks, R. Lavine, M. Lindsey. ROW THREE: P. Saucier, K. Ashlaw, V. Bump, W. Witherall, Mrs. Kirk, B. Bailey, P. Swinger, J. Merrick, T. McKnight. ABSENT: D. Taylor. ROW ONE: S. Hotaling, R. Moulton, M. Conklin, T. Weller, P. Ashlaw, I. Miller, R. Bicknell. ROW TWO: M. Richael, G. Foley, C. Gilbert, F. Clark, P. Remington, J. Moulton, S. Martin, J. Wright. ROW THREE: B. Converse, R. Covey, R. Davis, E. MacFadden, S. Clark, P. Phippen, C. Mittlestaed, A. Taylor. ABSENT: T. Remington. nl - K i ' ' v'- - W' -V Tift? . 'aiill-, v fu-53 ,-'7'1 ':zf'7',-'EEWE5 iiffif A5323 lQ,fkQ5Q-Q13-Q, W 2 Q 4 fr 1 3 N Q f. Y K .i if ACTIVITIE .... 1 eng,-...Q r W- L K SEATED: L. Goodrich, P. Gee, R. Tuper, L. Converse. ROW ONE: P Benton, R. Hart, R. Wickwire, V. Simmons, D. Nelson, E. Matthews, I. Bradish. ROW TWO: T. MacCuInber', P. Kelley, J. Snell, C. Jones, T. Swift, T. Hoteling, F. Gary. YEARBOOK STAFF SEATED: J. Groebler, R. Rosenbarker. ROW ONE: C. Jones, P. Campbell, R. Tuper, P. Gee, I. Bradish, J. Thaler, Mr. Calhoun. ROW THREE: P. Kelly, T. Swift, G. Butterfield, R. Wickwire. ll CS KT You see, Mrs. Maggs, I have Here, here What's going on? every confidence in you. 1 Director Mr. Calhoun PARTS Mr. Warren . . Bert Rosenbarker Charlie Plunkett .... Torn Swift Mrs. Maggs ..... Carol Jones Mary Lou Brennan .... Pat Gee Don Donley . . . Gary Butterfield Larry Donley . . Robert Wickwire Miss EH11WhiStle , , , Rose Tuper Miss Prather ..... Joan Thaler Jane Gardner . . ,Janet Groebler Carol lzzard . . . .Ilah Bradish Mrs. Donley . . . Pam Campbell Applying nail polish in my class during roll call! AD 2 f R K if fifsjk K 1 fi' 5 , g ' 5. S 7 .J Efir,-4' :' K f . , ,,ff,,,,, . ew -wr . www ROW ONE: Linda Weems, B. Burgess, T. Swift, R. Wickwire, Mr. Lenny. ROW TWO: D. Planty, L. Goodrich. ROW THREE: G. Raymo, B. Papaw ROW FOUR: S. Snell, R. Peary, P. Gee. ROW FIVE: M. DeCarr, V. Kingston. TUDENT COUNCIL Advisor Mr. Lenney Pre sident Robert Wickwire J... i me ' .1347 ROW ONE: D. Macy, P. Phippen, D. Conklin, T. Matthews, L. Debo, E. Matthews, D. Matthews, J. Cox, R. Powell, B. Smith, J. Hayes, R. Carin- gi. ROW TWO: Mr. Brown, Coach, D. Tyler, W. Meashaw, M. Richel, J. Ramsey, R. McGill, T. Champeny, R. Wickwire, E. Harper, R. Phippen, T. MaComber, G. Snell, J. Blackmere, Mr. Tennant, Coach. FOOTB LL OPPONENT P. H. C. S Morristown 1 3 13 Heuvelton 2 5 1 4 He rmon-DeKalb 8 2 0 mm. Clifton-Fine 2 8 7 Li sb on 3 3 7 Madrid 1 8 6 Record 1 Win, 4 Losses, 1 Tie. A .Q IA: in M ' Q Mr. Brown Coach Football and Wrestling FOOTBALL HEERLEADERS SEATED: S. Sampier. ROW ONE: L. Powell, S. DeCar1f', P. Campbell. ROW TWO: C. Nelson. ROW THREE: S. Snell, M. Richardson. f if .ga Nm. ,-S E: 5. 5 vw ffm 'S viii? Q. if ,,... if- . -- 'E -a n ' f . - - Wi. . 'fl55E5filzf?51. Feel f ,iL5fE5Ti5 'f35 3YWV'1'M 'W1k25F'5 f5i3i A xillilkfiwlffls' ki-i' . V m.:fl. f9Lmw.sL.g sg get MSS ,.,Xz.- gm mvvfsgl -f I, -..5-.Rf .EZSQEMLQQEQQQ :wi ,Q WS' 'W Klewoyg ftl , , ,Q-.'f,.3f., ..7EsE.2'-:5'55,. , fy, - 12.95 -. . Q3 -2 .-. 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Blaokmere, V. Eakins G. Butterfield, W. Meashaw, B. Rosenbarker, R. Phippen, B. Smith, D. Conklin, R. Mathews. MIDDLE: Coach, Mr. Beha, Manager, John Smith. ROW ONE: B. Barton, Mr. Beha, L. Sweeney. ROW TWO: E. Conklin, R. Ferguson, J. Hazelton, J. Dougan, R. Perry, J. Mathews, F. Kingsley, F. Covey, C. Jenks, W. Clark, T. Champney, J. Gee, J. Rosenbarker, T. Elek, T. Hoyt, D. Macy, R. Rosenbarker, D. Woodward, L. Kingsley, R. Hazelton, L. Woodward. 3 1 Ju ICR HIGH or f etf' R F ASKETB LL TE ROW ONE: C. Nelson, M. Richardson, D. Nelson. ROW TWO: S. DeCar'r, P. Campbell, S. Snell, I. Bradish, B. Burgess. J V CHEERLEADERS ROW ONE: D. Wiokwire, M. DeCar'r, P. Tyler, V. Kingston. ROW TWO: D. Barriger, J. Moses, B. Conger, L. Bonno, S. Elek. Z, , ROW ONE: D. Matthews, D. Conklin, P. Phippen, E. Harper, P. Benton. ROW TWO: M. Fenner, R. Phippen, R. Frary, J. Blackrnere, S. Snell, R Dougan, G. Butterfield, Mr. Brown. VARSITY ASEB LL OPP. PHCS Harrisville 6 5 Colton 3 1 3 Russell 1 6 Clifton- Fine 1 3 2 Edwards 5 3 Harrisville 2 0 1 Colton 9 1 2 Russell 8 32 Clifton-Fine 2 0 O Edwards 1 5 3 Record Won - 4 LOSt - 6 ROW ONE: D. Zahler, M. Anthony, A. Daby, D. Powell, J. Frank, F. Perry, R. Snell. ROW TWO: N. Snell, D. Macey, G. Snell, D. Grant, J Chittenden, J. Ramsey, J. Snell, T. Swift, Mr. Brown. RESTLI G TE M SPECTATORS .i BOWLING l it All SEATED: D. Grant, R. Wickwire, J. Moses, Mr. Pelotte. ROW ONE: R. Tuper, M. Richardson, V. Simonds, K. Thomson, F. Kingsley, P. Phippen, T. Hotaling. ROW TWO: S. Gary, W. Reed, P. Wells, M. Richael, R. Phip- pen, R. Frary. PARA- HOP KEGLERS Mr. Pelotte This is form? My'finger is stuck!! ROW ONE: T. Fenner, M. Barton, Mrs. Clegg, R. Randall, A. Burnett. ROW TWO: S. Armstrong, B. Barton, T. Kingston, N. Vallance, C. Jones, E. Mitchell, P. MaCornber, L. Sweeney. ROW THREE: M. Taylor, S. MaComber, K. Wilson, S. Lauber, F. Taylor, D. Warner, D. LaClair, D. Johnson, R. Ellis, J. Cox. LIBR RY CLUB Mr. G. Beha Advisor ROW ONE: A. Wilson, R. Niles, V. Eakins B. Rosenbarker, M. Richael, W. Mea- shaw. ROW TWO: D. Conklin, J. Snell, A. Daby, G. Bush, J. Ramsey, T. MaCom- ber, B. Meashaw. ROW ONE: D. Michell, K. Smith, S. DeCarr, P. Campbell, D. LaClair, D. Wells, M. Swift, P. Sheldon. ROW TWO: V. Kingston, D. Wickvvire, J. Rosenbarker, J. Snell, L. Wells, B. Rosenbarker, J. Gee, S. Bump, V. Eakins, B. Burgess, Mr. Powers. ROW THREE: C. Jenks, J. Cox, R. Russel, C. Nelson, J. Snell, D. Grant, R. Wickwire, L. Goodrich, R. Hart. SENIOR BA D Pianist ' Director Mr. Powers Mrs. Brunish CLA 6I ROW ONE: E. Lauber, E. Thaler, C. Weegar, D. Snickles, P. McGill S LaPoint, G. Warner, M. Moses, D. Daby, S. Anthony. ROW TWO: C. Frank, C. Cook, D. Norman, S. Snell, G. Sebastian, G. Thompson, M. Frary, R. Daby, R. Tyler, H. Caringi, D. Nelson, H. Wells, E. Randall D. Butterfield, J. Rabideau, L. Planty, P. Randall. 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