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

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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

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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-

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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