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

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CLASS HISTORY Our class of 1964 started its adventurous journey in 1952. M. Richardson, D. T Murney R Petty, D. Knapp, S. Simonds, C.‘Nelson, M. Fenner, D. T ler°nB Gary S Stacy, D. Matthers, J. Thaler, S. Duff, W. Karker, B. New- town, 'and K. Lakins originally started with our class. The following students joined us up through the grades: R. McGill, S. Snell, T Snell N. Snell, J. Lunderman, V. Burgess, J. Wilson, L. DeBoe, V. Fuller, r Ellis r! Taylor, J. Pearl, A. Rushlaw, L. Wells, G. Bush, G. Brown, B. Bergman, F. Peacock, S. Weems, J. Planty, G. Collette, W. Woodard, S. Gary, B. Papaw, J. Blackmer, R. Curry, N. Vallance, J. Frank, J. Richards, J. Da- vis, and G. Snell, and S. DeCarr. The following joined us throughout our high school years: R. Caringi, G. Hall, L. Hubbard, M. P. Tyler, L. Z. Phippen, S. Daby, G. Malbone, A. Daby, H. F. Perry, R. Daniels, C. Tebo, C. Richards, J. Cassada, D. Conklin, R. Powell, T. Tupper, S. Burnett, M. Clark, R. Niles, and R. Peck. As you can see we have lost a great number of students leaving us with our present number of twenty-eight. The first event of our Senior year was our magazine campaign. Since then we have had several successful record hops after the ball games and a few special dances such as the Harvest Dance and St. Valentine's Dance featuring the Frantics. We have also sold pennants, athletic school shirts, Christmas cards, and accessories. We have food sales and raffles. In our sophomore year we started a school newspaper and were successful at selling them. We sold candy and had a few dances. We ordered our class rings at the end of our sophomore year and received them in the fall of our Junior year. We participated in a Junior Prom and a Junior Jamboree in our third year of high school. As the Yearbook goes to press the Senior class is preparing to put on a three act comedy entitled Off the Track . Also a donkey basketball game and a Junior- Senior Prom are scheduled. We are, of course, looking forward to our long planned Senior trip to Wash- ington, D. C. , New York City, and the World's Fair.

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DAVID C. TYLER Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1,3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Yearbook Staff 4 Varsity Club 4 Science Fair 1,2 MARTHA L, TYLER Yearbook Staff 4 Future Nurses 2 Library Club 2 Science Fair 1,2 SALLY A. WEEMS Library Club 1 F. H. A. 3 Intramurals Band 1 Yearbook Staff 4 PAUL WELLS GEORGE A. BUSH F. F. A, 2,3,4 Science Fair 1, 2 ROY C. CARINGI Baseball 1 Intramurals 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 2

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CLASS PHROPHECY Joe Cassada - Cassidy's Car Hop Marilyn Clark - Head Investigator of Big D's Police Force David Conklin - U. S. Olympic Football Player Allen Daby - Owner of Red Hot Red Headed Wig Company Steve Daby - Australian waste land owner Roancy Daniels - Winner of Davis Cup for love Sue DeCarr - World's Most Famous Clarinet Player Maurice Fenner - Repairman of Bonnie's General Motors Machines John Frank - Owner of Hillybilly Inn (Beverly Hills) Bonnie Gary - Commercial Artist at CBS Doug Johnson - lawyer from Washington to Miami George Malbone - World's Best Mechanic Bob Me Gil - Football Coach at Yale Chris Nelson - Chief Cook at PHCS Dick Niles - Bank President in Alaska Lois Nurney - Montana Horse Rancher Bernice Papaw - Waitress at Hillbilly Inn Frieda Peacock - International Trampoline Artist Dick Powell - Speedy Photographer of Future Yearbooks Mary Richardson - Operator of Patraws Pep Salon Sharon Simonds - Secretary to President Niles, Bank in Alaska Sandra Snell - Advertises Commercials on T. V. Claude Tebo - Spy for FBI Thomas Tupper - Top U. S, Paratrouper Dave Tyler - Member of H Globetrotters Martha Tyler - Competitor of Bonnie Gary at CBS Sally Weems - Marriage Counselor Paul Wells - Owner and Operator of Paul's Patch-It-Up Place George Bush - Garage Attendant in Glen's Falls Roy Caringi - Delivery Boy for Chris's Food