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

Text from Pages 1 - 119 of the 1969 volume:

OlRLS LOCKER CLASSROOM $:CLASSROOM CLASSROOM CLASSROOM CLASSROOM PHYSICAL EDUCATION STA FF KINDERGART KINDERS ART STAKE CLEM DIR, CONK PRIN DENT i HEALTH CLASSROOM TMER BOILERS GUIDANCE WAIT SWITCH KITCHEN WORK MUSIC AUDITORIUM STAGE FOOD RECEIVING FAN STOR CAFESTUDY MAIN PANORAMA 1969 PARISHVILLE-HOPKINTON CENTRAL SCHOOL Volume 20 March 1968 - March 1969 Parishville, New York Table Of Contents Editor . . . Mary Hampton Photographer . . . Charles Papp Advisor . . . H. W. Liotta Striking Individualism Endears Mrs. Hepburn to Students Whether motorcycling into New England to attend an archery conference, zooming to and from school in a jeep, instructing swimming and canoeing, or knitting frantically during her lunch hour on endless pairs of mittens, Mrs. Irene Hepburn is truly one of a kind. A member of the faculty for several years - as girls' physical education instructor for the Board of Cooperative Educational Services — Mrs. Hepburn resides in Colton with her husband Lionel and three of their six children. The staff is indeed proud to dedicate the 1969 PANORAMA to one of the good ones ... MRS. IRENE HEPBURN. Tragic Deaths of Five Young People Shock Local Residents Accident, war, and sudden fatal illness have taken their toll in past years, surely. But when these disasters strike several times in one short year, and all victims are twenty-five years of age or under, the sense of loss is almost unbearable. The Parishville-Hopkinton area lost four young people this past year, and one in the spring of 1967. Roger T. Sylvia was born July 13, 1942. He was physical educa- tion teacher and coach at Parishville for 2 1 2 years. He died May 5, 1968. JERRY ARMSTRONG - 1954-1968 6 Jerry Armstrong was born August 22, 1954. He was a seventh grade student at Parish- ville when he died suddenly after an illness of only one day’s duration, July 3, 1968 Patricia Marie McGill Perkins was born September 17,1943. She graduated from Parishville in 1963. She died in an auto- mobile accident February 22, 1967. Leo Gunning was born February 16, 1947. He was a paratrooper in Vietnam. He died April 4, 1968 trying to save two comrades from enemy fire. He has been awarded the Bronze Star, the Bronze Star Oak Leaf Crest, and the Purple Heart. Nioka Law was born May 17,1952. Through- out her school life, Nioka was active in chorus and Library Club. She died August 22, 1968 after four months illness. NIOKA LAW - 1952-1968 ROGER T. SYLVIA - 1942-1968 7 TO Building Program ’68-'69 notes from the board meeting ... steel for the building expected on or around October 1 ... general contractor anticipates having steel set and building walls erected be- fore the winter season sets in ... 10 acre lot behind the school has to be cleared for construction of playgrounds, football fields ... ... An increase in students from 632 to 652 in two months . . . Possible cut in State Aid ... teacher's 10 aides in the kindergarten .. . Accident insurance rates continue to rise . . . i ... New courses of study ... short- hand, graphics, electricity ... re- vised health curriculum ... junior high exploratory curriculum ... meetings, meetings, meetings. 12 13 ABOVE: The graduates listen intently as one of the speeches was given. BELOW: Mr. Tyler gives the Harrington-Sylvia Award to Dean Harper. 14 Valedictorian, Sharon Hampton, says farewell. Salutatorian, Ruth Miller, gives her speech. As they walked down the aisle with de- liberate slowness, their thoughts went back to those last four years - years filled with memories ... the senior play, Stranger In the Night, and the Junior-Senior Prom, In the Misty Moonlight. After a seemingly short time, it was over. Valedictorian, Sharon Hampton, and Salu- ta torian, Ruth Miller gave their final fare- wells. Diplomas and awards were given out and the class of 1968 walked out without a backward glance. Graduation, 1968 R. Parker and D. Kingsley leads the procession. 15 ADMINISTRATION Mrs. Barrett works busily on report cards. Mr. Maxson, Supervising Principal, ponders a building project. Mr. Kelly with Mr. John Bardin, Supervisor of Elementary Education. 18 Service with a smile is Mrs. Mearkley s motto New Facilities to Encourage New Methods When the new addition is ready for occupancy, the students will be exposed to a rather new method in teaching, Educational Television. Mr. George Tyler, assistant principal said I believe this may be the first operable educational T. V. installation in the North. Certainly this is one of the greatest and most far-reaching in- novations brought to the scene of education in the school system in many years. Mr. Tyler with Mr. Parker looks at the rising of the new addition. Mrs. Grobler enjoys a cup of coffee. Busy Staff Will Be Even Busier in ’69-70 Lyle Hart keeps the school buses in tip-top con dition. KNEELING: J. Bradish. STANDING: M. Wilcox, W. Remington, C. LaBar, J. Garlough, J. Dugan, V. Parker, T. LaPoint. Custodians Jr. Fenner, Walt Clark, and Bert Jones clean and warm. 20 ABOVE: Mr. F. Tebo, mechanic, and cus- todian of the Hopkinton school. LEFT: Mrs. Baldwin, chief cook and bottle washer for the students and teachers in the Hopkinton extension. A, k i ' :•• • i „K „ HimWaIs k arg Reading, Speech, Library, Vocal CLOCKWISE (from far left): Mrs. Martha Stanley, reading: Mr. Raymond Putnam, Library; Mrs. Susan Reynolds, speech therapy; Mrs. Evelyn Riehl, vocal music. 25 Language CLOCKWISE (from upper left) Mr. Wil- liam Lenney, senior high English; Mrs. Beverly Landy, senior high English and Cit. Ed.; Mrs. Shirley Meunier, French and English; Mr. John Adams, junior high English. 28 Driver Education, Citizenship Education CLOCKWISE (from above) Mr. Carl Wisner, driver education; Mr. William Pelotte; jun- ior high citizenship education; Mr. Kenneth Vaccaro, senior high citizenship education. 30 32 Mathematics CLOCKWISE (from above) Mrs. Barbara Phippen, senior high mathematics; Mr. Robert Hall, junior high mathematics; Mr. Gary Delosh, senior high mathematics 33 Art, Industrial Arts ABOVE - Mrs. Harriet Liotta sec- ondary art. RIGHT - Mr. James Hendershot, Industrial arts. 34 35 Mr. Richardson contemplates next play. ROW ONE: D. Bisnett, K. Richardson. ROW TWO: C. Binan, R. Radimack, K. Harper, R. Snell, P. Snell, D. Mc- Gill, F. Swinyer, S. Thomas, C. Thomas. ROW THREE: Mr. H. Phippen - coach - T. Richardson, S. Bisnett, J. Opal, T. Rathbun, J. Converse, D. Tupper, Mr. Richardson - coach. ABSENT: S. Planty. Panthers Win 2, Lose 3 talk with Jim Converse and Paul Snell officials before the Morristown game. This year's football season was one of victory and de- defeat. In two very breathtaking games the Panthers de- feated Morristown and Belleville. Victories were few but spirit and determination remained high throughout the season. The offensive team was named the third highest in the league for the number of points scored. Quarterback Terry Richardson completed 56 out of 119 attempts for a precentage of 47, and a total yardage of 836. Jim Converse, captain, and Steve Bisnett were nam- ed to the St. Lawerence All-Star team, while Richard Snell and Dick Tupper received honorable mention. Coach Richardson best summed up the football squad as a small team but an aggresive team. P.H.C.S. 12 ST. MARY’S - - 26 P.H.C.S. 43 BELLEVILLE - - 27 P.H.C.S. 20 HERMON-DEKALB - - - 39 P.H.C.S. 7 LISBON - - 14 P.H.C.S. 46 MORRISTOWN - - 6 P.H.C.S. 12 CLIFTON-FINE - - 19 41 KNEELING: D. Bicknell, G. Peck, Coach Richardson. STANDING: D. Randell, D. Lamphere, J. Converse, K. Harper, D. Emlin, T. Rathbun, T. Richardson, I. Hartson, S. Bisnett. As the Panorama goes to press, the Panthers have nearly completed what has proved to be a rather dis- appointing season, with 4 wins and 5 losses. Panther: defeats were, almost without exception, by narrow margins - often only 1 or 2 points. The team was made up of fine material, and, since approximately one-half will graduate in June, there is a distinct possibility that the '69-'70 team will either equal or surpass the '68- 69 record. Disappointment Marks 1968-69 Season KNEELING: D. Bisnett, Coach Delosh. STANDING: R. Moore, F. Swinyer, D. Woodward, T. Hartson, S. Arquette, Arquette, T. Taylor, C. L. Thomas, R. Thompson, G. Huto, L. Fraser. 44 Despite the loss of key players, the Panthers struggled through a moderately successful season with four wins and six losses under the direction of their new coach Mr. Robert Hall. Although good play was not consistent in all the games, the Pan- thers managed to beat Colton, their biggest rivals, twice. This hadn’t been done since 1967. Terry Richardson led the team in hitting with an average of . 250 while Jim Converse led in pitching with an Earned Run Average of 2.4. Kent Harper and Jim Converse were sfelected to the All-League Second Team as second baseman and outfielder re- spectively. This year’s outlook is brighter because only two players were lost due to graduation and many good players are coming up from the Jr. High Team. Panthers Beat Colts Twice in ’68 J. Converse and D. Lamphere receive instructions from Mr. Hall. LEFT: Coach Hall caught at pensive moment. F. Elek, A. Simons, C. Harper, S. Sochia, K. Hayes, W. Parker, C. Hayes. Harper, Sochia, Parker New to Football Cheering Sheila Socia seems to be too busy to notice the cold. VARSITY CLUB: SEATED - K. Hayes, W. Parker, C. Hayes, F, Elek, S. Socia, C. Harper, L. Sullivan. STANDING: D. Tup- per, D. Snell, S. Planty, S. Bisnett, D. Lamphere, R. Harton, D. McGill, T. Richardson, P. Snell, D. Woodward, W. Fraser, Coach Richardson. ROW THREE: D. Randell, J. Converse, K. Harper, S. Gunning, D. Emlin, J. Robertson, R. Gilbo, T. Rathbun, G. Rosenbarker. LEFT - K. Hayes, S. Sochia, F. Elek, C. Hayes, A. Simonds, C. Harper, W. Parker. 48 Cheerleaders help support the team at all basketball games. ■ '•'V = ORGANIZA TIONS si ROW ONE: M. Hampton, D. Gushea, H. Converae, J. Eakins, V. Champney. ROW TWO: T. Richardson, H. Taillon, C. Mearkley. ROW THREE: S. Planty, J. Converse, K. Mearkley, R. Smith, R. Hendershot, K. Sochia. ’69 Staffers Active in Almost Everything 53 Council Formulating Dress Code Mr. Putman opened the first Student Council meeting with suggestions for a dress code. Discussed were the problems of dress length, the formation of a dress-up day once a month, girls wearing slacks to dances and boys having long hair. The Student Council drive for UNICEF was the most successful of any held at P. H.C.S. Our Student Council is now becoming an active and vital organi- zation of our school. Student Council officers are, Pres. Lynne Barton, V. -Pres., Donna Tebo, Sec.-Treas., Frankie Lee Elek. S. Taylor, D. Snell, J. Converse, Mrs. Phippen, L. Barton, K. Mearkley, H. Converse, S. Bisnett, M. Hampton K. Richardson, B. Fraser, R. Hendershot. Absent D. Tebo, F. Elek. SEATED: D. Emlin, J. Converse, C. Mearkley, F. Elek. STANDING: D. Tupper, S. Gunning, M. Webber, L. Barton. Advisor: Mrs. Riehl. Twelve Join Honor Society Parliamentary Procedure to all classes, and the organ- ization of clean-up days. The officers of the Honor Society are Pres. Jim Converse, V. Pres. Cheryl Mearkley, Sec. Frankie- Lee Elek, and Treas. Lynne Barton. Twelve students were inducted into the David Par- ish chapter of the National Honor Society on April 25, 1968. Some of the roles played by this organization in- clude: emceeing of the school functions such as Moving-Up day and school assemblies, the explaining 55 56 ROW ONE: R. Covey, K. Baker, M. Rhile, D, Hendershot, N, Butterfield, W. Fraser, H. Saucier, M. Putman, ROW TWO: G. Hartson, R. Hartson, C. L. Thomas, R. LaRue, W. Stevens, V. Champnet, B. Law, T. McKnight, C. Middlesteadt, S. Hotaling. ROW THREE: D. Bicknell, C. Harper, S. Sochia, J. Robertson, S. Bisnett, G. Hen- dershot, D. Bicknell, L. Maxson, P. Saucier, G. Foley, J. Hendershot, G. Moses, D. Bisnett, P. Bisnett, D. Lamphere, I. Hartson, D. Woodward, F. Swinyer, T. Hartson, J. Converse, J. LaBar; B. Crump, L. Barton, M. Barton, T, Remington, Mr. Cox, Band director. The Pep band plays at home basketball games. Mr. Cox welcomes the photographer with a friendly smile. Young Band Members Promise Bright Future Mr. Cox ROW ONE: D. Wickwire, R. Covey, K. Baker, M. Rhile, M. Mittleateadt, S. Hotaling, M. Putman, ROW TWO: R. Bicknell, R. Robertson, M. Elek, M. Barton, D. Remington, G. Hartson, R. LaRue, H. Gushea, T. McKnight, L. Kinglsey. ROW THREE: P. Bisnett, J. Hendershot, G. Foley, J. Bicknell, P. Saucier, S. Groebler, M. Maxson, C. Thomas, D. Richardson. Keeping the correct rhythm for a band is a serious business. Junior Band Progresses Rapidly Toward Proficiency 59 I 60 Mr. Bonesera demonstrates a new way of breathing Mrs. Jane Daby accompanies the chorus at all their concerts. Chorus Has New Director, New Accompanist Mr. Bonesera, Mrs. Daby. ROW ONE: R. Wisner, S. Macy, V. Champney, B. Bailey, T. McKnight, K. Saunders. ROW TWO: N. Bump, L. Barton, B. Foepple, W. Parker, C. Hoyt, K. Hayes, D. Crump, D. Bovay, S. Moore, P. Fraser, C. Harper. ROW THREE: G. Hendershot, S. Planty, D. Wickwire, T. Fenner, P. Bisnett, D. Gushea. 61 Besides learning material facts F.F. A. boys learn to work together. 1 ROW ONE; D. Eakins, T. Zahler. ROW TWO: R. Hartson, W. Sochia, S. Wilson, T. Law. ROW THREE: S. Jenne, K. Sochia, M. LaBar. STANDING: D. Eakins. Advisor: Mr. Bloss. R. Eakins, T. Zahler and R. Hart- son take soil samples from the con- struction site. Co-Operation Is FFA By-Word 63 64 G. Ashlaw, S. Sochia, Mrs. Manson, S. Moore, P. Duprey, B. Crump, J. LaBar. f I , 5 P. Sullivan, P. Snyder, S. Macy, J. Newtown learn to develop culinary skills. 65 FHA Members Demonstrate Domestic Capabilities CLASSES Mi. Phippen and friends try to keep warm at football game. 68 - Jr. Class Supplies Five Cheerleaders to Squad ROW ONE: N. Bump, H. Taillon, J. Miller, C. Mearkley, D. Bovay, K. Hayes, V. Champ-v ney, C. Hoyt. ROW TWO: M. Hampton, H. Converse, N. Butterfield, F.-Elek, L. Barton, S. Bisnett. ROW THREE: D. Gushea, J. Robertson, D. Emlin, T. Fenner, S. Gunning, K. Harper, D. McGill, S. Parker, D. Lamphere, W. Collins, C. Armstrong. CLASS OFFICERS: N. Butterfield, Treas.;C. Hoyt, Sec.jV. Champney, Pres., and K. Harper, Vice-Pres. Sophomores discuss their own building projects for the year. CLASS OFFICERS: S. Sochia, President, S. Macy, Vice-President, P. Fraser, Secretary, T. Richardson, Treasurer. 70 ROW ONE: P. Snyder, J. Newtown, D. Covey, D, Hendershot, R. Parker, S. Jenne W. Sochia, D. Eakins, J. Ash- law, P. Duprey. ROW TWO: E. Gilbert, P. Sullivan, E. Morris, L. Bump, H. Saucier, C. Harper, V. MaComber, S. Macy, P. Fraser, S. Sochia, S. Taylor, S. Gilbert. ROW THREE: R. Wisner, D. Empey, C. Duprey, M. Vallance , Y. Smith, G. Ashlaw. ROW FOUR: M. Middlesteadt, D. Ferguson, B. Tebo, C. Demo, D. Woodward, r. Moore, D. Weller, D. Newtown, S. Arquette, D. Barrett, B. Ellis, T. Richardson, R. Hendershot, B. Stone. Sophs Exhibit Wide Range of Interests 71 ROW ONE: L. Fraser, P. Daby, J. Robertson, K. Mearkley, F. Tome, J. Tyler, G. Garlough, D. Emlin. ROW TWO: B. Taylor, D. Bisnett, B, Lindsay, S. Thaler, L. Palmer. ROW THREE: C. Binan, D. Covey, G. Huto, R. Radimak, C. L. Thomas, C. Newtown, K. Sheldon. ROW FOUR: M. LaBar, R. Thompson, S. Wilson, F. Swinyer, D. Wick- wire, T. Hartson, K. Sochia, S. Weegar, T. Sochia. Frosh Choose Robertson as President Freshman class officers are J. Robertson, President, P. Daby, Vice-President, D. Emlin, Secretary and D. Bisnett, Treasurer. 72 T. Demo - class president, J. Crump - treas., G. Peck - V. pres, and L. Thompson - sec. D. Wright, B. Randall, L. Maxson, W. Stevens, M. Tupper, J. Miller, S. Arquette, L. Thompson. ROW TWO: M. Patrick, R. Thompson, R. LaRue, P. Remington, C. Thompson, R. Hampton, D. Converse. ROW THREE: D. Emlin, D. Wells, G. Duprey, G. Moses, S. Burdette, R. Mearkley, S. Huto, G. Webber, C. Tyler, G. Hartson, G. Peck, D, Bisnett. E. Moulton, S. Stark, P. Gilbert, S. Randall, D. Morris, D. Empey, M. Weller, C. Stark, R. Smith, S. Swinyer, E. Smith, T. Demo. ROW TWO: M. Ashlaw, R. Empey, D. Lashomb, M. Pearl, V. Rosenbarker, L. Huto, S. Snyder, D. Collins, B. Sampier, J. Crump, L. Baker, M. Opal. Tom Demo Elected Pres. Grade Eight 75 ROW ONE: M. Richeal, C. Mittlestaedt, R. Covey, W. Witherell, B. Bailey, K. Sanders, J. Smith, K. Baker, T. McKnight. ROW TWO: J. Planty, G. Foley, M. Putman, S. Hotaling, V. Bump, G. Gunning. ROW THREE: K. Richardson, P. Phippen, E. Robinson, P. Saucier, J. Hendershot, P. Swinyer, P. Bisnett, L. Jenne, R. Bicknell, M. Barton. ROW FOUR: R. Converse, J. Grudowski, P. Remington, T. Remington. 76 N. Gary and G. Moulton returning from Art Class. Construction Adds to Confusion of Grade Seven Orientation ROW ONE: A. Wilson, C. Viau, M. Sheldon, G. Moulton, D. LaBrake, B. Taylor, M. Lindsey, R. Garvey. ROW TWO; J. Daby, F. Sullivan. ROW THREE: N. Gary, A. Taylor, D. Bovay, M. Levine, M. Koen, T. Stark, S. Parmeter, D. Gunning, J. Newton, D. Gilbo, J. Radall. 77 SENIORS MARLENE WEBBER Valedictorian RICHARD TUPPER Saluta torian JAMES CONVERSE Honor Society DEBRA FRANK Honor Society STEVEN BISNETT JOANNE EAKINS DARRELL BUTTERFIELD BONNIE CRUMP MARGARET FENNER WILLIAM FRASER 81 Scholastic Honors ROGER HARTSON CYNTHIA HAYES GARY HENDERSHOT DEBORAH HOTALING JOHN HUTO CONNIE LABAR Social Prestige JERRY MOORE LYNDA OAKES JOHN PATRICK STEVEN PLANTY 84 I CONRAD RUSHLAW I AUDREY SIMONDS DONALD SMITH . . . Athletic Honors . . . 85 I NORMAN SOCHIA EILEEN SULLIVAN KATHY SNYDER . . . And a Happy Ending . . . ... to a momentous year ... 86 GEORGIA WARNER 87 TERRY ZAHLER -.........................................——______________________________________________________________________ 'i ' ' . ' . . 1 % 4 t ' __V TOP, ROW ONE: R. Levine, R. Thompson, P. Parmeter, J. Webber, W. Remington, T. Wright, M. O’Brien. ROW TWO: S. Toyler, C. Moulton, N. Tome, D. Garlough, P. Ashlaw, D. Sheldon, G. Sullivan, S. Law. 60W THREE: T. Randall, B. Ashlaw, S. McKnight, M. Maxson, P. Perry, D. Norman, A. Vallance, I. Miller, Mr. Phippen. 90 BOTTOM, ROW ONE: K. Bailey, R. Crump, K. Randall, E. Zahler. ROW TWO: Mrs. Adams, K. Hazel- ton, C. Murphy, C. Gilbert, P. Smith, M. Gilbert, K. Patrick, V. Phelix. ROW THREE: L. Kingsley, S. Groebler, W. LaRue, C. La Brake, D. Witherall, J. Miller, J. Moulton, A. Ferguson. Extensive Use of Visual Aids Seen in Grade Six ROW ONE: D. Wickwire, K. Fraser, C. Bump, C. Gebeault, J. Stark, ROW TWO: Mrs. DelliColli, C. Huto, D. Richardson, J. Bicknell, T. Lenny, T. Saucier, J. Robinson, R. Robertson, R. Randell. BELOW: C. Gebault, R. Randall and R. Sheldon. 92 S. Daby, C. Cameron, and N. Covey proudly display their pumpkin. I ) j I ROW ONE: N. Covey, T. Hotaling, J. Parmeter, J. Waite, C. Hampton, D. Hartson, S. Foepple. ROW TWO: R. Moulton, M. Elek, C. Cameron, H. Webber, S. Daby, G. Barnett, D. Emlin, K. Wilson. Mrs. Snell. Grade Five Still Captured by Holiday Spirit 93 PICTURE ONE: ROW ONE: B. Fraser, L. Forrest, M. J. Groebler, S. Burnett, N. Gilbert, B. Foster, P. Cole. ROW TWO: Mrs. Posner, D. Kendrick, T. Wilson, P. Paro, S. Smith, E. Sochia, A. Empey, K. Hartson, - R. Lindsay. ROW THREE: J. Sullivan, L. Bump, M. Covey, M. Perry, B. Sheldon, S. Hendershot, D. Cul- ver, P. Planty, M. King, S. Sevey. PICTURE TWO: ROW ONE: C. Cox, K. Foley, B. Crump, P. Bicknell, N. Paro, M. Robinson, D. Young. ROW TWO: C. Swinyer, V. Bump, M. Farr, D. Porter, T. Ashlaw, D. Christian, D. Frederick, B. Taylor, ROW THREE: Miss Baker, E. Moulton, M. Smith, J. Bisnett, D. Wells, R. Christian, J. Stephan, G. Seaver, E. Garlough, L. Charlson, J. Foster. 94 ROW ONE: L. Russel, B. Emerson, T. Wilson, R. Cameton, L. King, B. Huto, K. Wells, R. Hart. ROW TWO: Mrs. Sullivan, A. Waite, L. Palmer, G. Randell, T. Rand ell, C. Hartson, L. Tyler, B. Charleson, L. Jacot. ROW THREE: R. Cole, N. Bicknell, . M. Wilson, D. Richardson, L. Wells, A. Taylor, R. Dris- coll, B. Planty, J. Garlough, L. Robinson. New Teachers Found in Grades Three and Four 95 P. Bicknell and D. Christian survey the globe in their study of ancient worlds. Children often learn by using their imaginations. Study of Wildlife, Social Graces Interest Grade Two ROW ONE: R. Mosher, W. Converse, R. Parker, P. Remington, K. Wisner, C. Thomas, J. Deere, R. Burnett, A. Foepple. ROW TWO: Q. Kendrick, A. Simonds, S. Randall, S. Moses, D. Culver, J. Tay- lor, K. Cameron, V. Fraser. ROW THREE: S. Weller, R. Frederick, B. McGill, L. Snyder, S. Daby, S. Carleson, C. Parker, M. Austin, L. Garlough, P. Moulton, R. Stevens, L. King, F. Grudowski, B. Gilbo. 96 ROW ONE: D. Sevey, G. Wood, M. Price, C. Miller, L. Bailey, L. White, B. Baldwin, J. Carlson, G. Stark. ROW TWO: S. Russell, M. Mittelstaedt, K. Beha, D. Tebo, L. Forrest, V. Randell, L. Butterfield, B. Parker, J. Beaudoin. ROW THREE: T. Pearl, D. Sevey, R. Wilson, D. Wray, D. McKnight, T. Young, J. Parmeter, T. Foster, J. Zahler, Mrs. Lakins. M. Gary becomes proficient in use of scissors. First Graders Prove To Be ‘Builders’ ROW ONE: H. Mosher, C. Peck, B. Sampier, T. Emerson, B. Weller, Y. Sochia, H. Taillon, J. Arquette, B. Cameron, G. Gittleson. ROW TWO: J. Garlough, D. Wilson, R. Price, R. Viau, T. Mittelstaedt, L. Moulton, T. Parker. ROW THREE: C. Harper, Mrs. Lenney, L. Beaudoin, V. Parker, M. Gary, E. Cool, T. Stepan, B. Thomp- son, G. Planty, R. Phippen, L. Wilson, C. Hartson, J. Smith, P. Norman, J. Labar. 98 ■HI ROW ONE: D. Spinner, T. Phillips, R, Nelson, A. Richardson, A. Hampton, J. Garlough, J. King. ROW TWO: T. Jacot, S. Barney, R. Fredrick, K. Beha, J. Russell, N. Lerue, K. Perry, N. Ferguson. ROW THREE: T. Daby, R. Cole, E. Wilcox, R. Phillips, W. Young, R. Barlow, B. Remington, J. Hart, R. Snyder, R. Hazelton, R. Cox, T. Shelly, W. Patraw, S. Phippen. Teacher: Mrs. Regan. Creative devices are often used to enhance a child's knowledge. 99 Children learn by doing. ROW ONE: B. Hayes, G. Sampier, L. Gebeault, S. White, P. Wood, T. Moulton, D. Austin. ROW TWO: R. Farr, V. Grudowski, L. Law, J. Randell, L. Fraser, K. Barrett. ROW THREE: R. Hazelton, Mrs. Rivers, C. D. Kendrick, F. Bump Jr., S. Wilson, P. Radimak, C. Revai, M. Sanders, R. Kelly, R. Carlson, Mrs. Bicknell, P. Charleson. 100 ROW ONE: C. Miller, Mrs. Rivers, M. Miller, J. Swinyer, R. Parker, M. Sheldon, P. Price, K. Wilcox, K. Parker, J. Empey, Mrs. Wilson. ROW TWO: P. Burnett, L. Phillips, P. Gary, C. Sochia, D. Dells, S. Levine. ROW THREE: K. Beaudoin, W. Cary, J. Jacot, T. Baldwin, S. Phippen, R. Regan. Kindergarten Children Develop Physically Through Use of Motor Skills V. Grudowski and friend have some cookies and milk. 101 ROW ONE: T. Witheral, N. Harper, P. Lavine, L. Campbell, G. Beaudoin, H. Miller. ROW TWO: B. LaBar, L. Jenne, M. Wilson, M. Bellinger, C. Cardinal, B. Lindsay, Mrs. Stowe, D. Sirles, J. Ashlaw, R. Lenney, B. Lindsay. Grades Four and Five Learn About World J 102 ROW ONE: S. LaBar, D. Campbell, L. Arquette, V. Viau, D. Peck. ROW TWO: R. Bellinger, K. Ashlaw, V. Rivet, D. Miller, M. Gary, Mrs. Frary, S. Norman, J. Converse, K. McKnight, A. Mittelstaedt, D. Wright, M. Cardinal. I 103 ROW ONE: T. Murdock, D. Sheldon, R. Rivet, J. Tome, I. Sochia, T. Compo, C. Empey. ROW TWO: F. Warner, L. Cameron, J. Parker, J. Wilson, Mrs. Wright, P. Paro, V. Rushlaw, T. Gary, D. .Bump. ROW THREE: L. Sochia, T. Taillon, B. Bailey. Grade Three Anticipates Move to Parishville for ’69-70 104 This is the last year that the Hopkinton building will be opened to the third, fourth, and fifth grade children in the Hopkinton area. These students will be transported to the Parishville school where they will make new friends of the many other students in their respec- tive classes. 105 BISNETT, STEVEN - Football - 1,2, 3, 4. Basketball 1,2, 3,4. Varsity Club - 2,3,4. Vice-Pres. - 3,4. All League Football - 4. Intramurals - 1,2, 3,4. BUTTERFIELD, DARRELL - Basketball - 1, 2. Foot- ball - 1, 2. Chorus - 1, 2, 3. Senior Play - 2, 3. CONVERSE, JAMES - Football - 1,2, 3,4. All Lea- gue Honorable Mention - 3. All League - 4. Cap- tain - 4. Basketball - 1, 2, 3, 4. Baseball - 1, 2, 3, 4. All League - 2,3. Band - 1,2, 3,4. District Band 3, 4. Student Council - 1, 4. Varsity Club - 2, 3, 4. Secretary - 3. Class Vice Pres. - 2. Na- tional Honor Society - 2, 3, 4. Pres. - 4. CRUMP, BONNIE - Intramurals - 1,2. Band 1,2,3, 4 4. Pep Band - 3. Senior Play 4. Library Club - 1. F. H. A. -2,3,4. Timekeeper at J. V. and Varsity Games - 4. EAKINS, JoANNE - J. V. Cheering - 1. Senior Play - 2, 3, 4. Majorettes - 1, 2, 3, 4. Junior-Senior Prom Chairman 3. FENNER, MARGARET PERRY - Student Council - 1. Basketball Cheering - 1,2. Varsity Cheering - 3. Varsity Football Cheering - 3. Twirling - 1, 2. Prom Attendant - 3. FRANK, DEBRA STONE - Honor Society - 3. FRASER, WILLIAM - Class Pres. - 1. Cross Country - 1. Varsity Club - 2, 3, 4. Dramatics Club - 2, 3, 4. Student Council - 4. Band - 1,2, 3,4. Vice-Pres. (Band) - 3, 4. Chorus - 3. HARTSON, ROGER-F. F. A. -1,2, 3, 4. Varsity Club - 2,3,4. J. V. Basketball - 1. Cross Country - 1. Band - 1, 2, 3, 4. District Band - 1, 2, 3, 4. HAYES, CYNTHIA - J. V. Basketball Cheering - 1, 2. Varsity Basketball Cheering - 3,4. Varsity Foot- ball Cheering - 3,4. Football Queen - 4. 1st Run- ner Up for Prom Princess - 3. Varsity Club - 3,4. Majorettes - 3, 4. Girl’s Chorus - 1, 2. F.H.A. - 1, 2. Nurses’ Club - 1, 2. HENDERSHOT, GARY - Band - 1, 2, 3, 4. Pep Club - 1. Men's Chorus - 3. Mixed Chorus - 3, 4. HOTALING, DEBBIE - Class Secretary - 1. Nurses’ Club - 1. Chorus - 1,2. J.V. Basketball Cheering - 2. Varsity Football - 2, 3. Varsity Basketball - 3. Prom Committee - 3. Varsity Club - 3, 4. Prom Princess - 3. F.H.A. - 1. Senior Play 4. HUTO, JOHN - F.F. A. - Treas. - 1. J.V. Wrestling - 1. F.F.A. - Sentinel - 2. Transferred from Pots- dam - 2. School Play - 3,4. F.F. A. - Vice-Pres. - - 3. Prince of Senior Prom - 3. Class - Vice-Pres. - 4. LaBAR, CONNIE - Intermurals - 1, 2, 3, 4. LaBAR, JEAN - Intermurals - 1, 2. Band - 2, 3, 4. Pep Band - 3. Majorette - 1,2. Senior Play - 4. F.H.A. -1, 2,3,4. J.V. and Varsity Basketball Scorekeeper - 4. LaBAR, JOAN - Majorette - 1,2, 3, 4. Secretary and Treas. - 3. Co-Captain - 3. F.H.A. - 2,3,4. LINDSAY, DEBBIE - Intramurals -1,2. MITTELSTAEDT, JoANNE - Majorette - 1,2. Sec- retary - 2, 3, 4. Chorus - 1. Senior Play - 3,4. MOORE, JERRY - Men's Chorus - 2, 3. Prom Comm. - 3,4. Intramurals - 1,2,3. Varsity Basketball - 2, 3. J.V. Basketball - 1. Varsity Club 2,3,4. Base- ball - 1,2. Football - 2,3. Student Council - 1,2, 3. Cross Country - 1. Vice-Pres. 3. Treas. of Varsity Club - 3. Pres, of Class - 4. OAKES, LYNDA - Chorus - 1, 2. Library Club - 2. PLANTY, STEVEN PATRICK, JOHN RANDALL, DOUGLASS - Cross-Country - 1. J. V. Basketball - 1. Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4. Baseball -1,2, 3,4. Varsity Club - 1, 2, 3, 4. Intramurals - I, 2, 3. Honorable Mention for Basketball - 3. All League Basketball - 3. RANDALL, KATHERINE - F.H.A. - 1,2. Library Club - 2, 3. RATHBUN, THOMAS - Baseball - 1,2, 3, 4. J.V. Basketball - 1,2. Varsity Basketball - 3,4. V. Basketball Co-Captain - 4. Varsity Club - 1,2,3, 4. Varsity Club Pres. - 4. All-League Football - 3. Football 3,4. Football King - 4. RUSHLAW, CONRAD - F. F. A. -1,2, 3, 4. SIMONDS, AUDREY - Football Cheerleader - 2, 4. J. V. Basketball Cheerleader - 1,2. Varsity Basket- ball Cheerleader - 3, 4. Majorette - 1, 2, 3, 4. Cap- tain - 3. Varsity Club 3, 4. F.H.A. -1,2,3. Pres. - 3. Runner up for Prom Princess - 3. 1st Runner up for Football Queen - 4. SMITH, DONALD - F.F.A. - 1,2. J.V. Basketball - 1,2. Student Council - 3. SMITH, FRANCIS SNELL, PAUL - Football - 1, 2, 3, 4. Baseball - 2. Varsity Club - 3,4. SNELL, RICHARD - Football 3, 4. Basketball - 1, 2,3. Varsity Club 3, 4. Band 1. Chorus 2, 4. Sen- ior Play - 3. F.F.A. - 2,3. Student Council - 4. Intramurals - 1,2,3, 4. SNYDER, KATHERINE SOCHIA, NORMAN - Football - 2. Intramurals. SULLIVAN, EILEEN BUSH TAYLOR, KAREN TEBO, DONNA - Chorus - 1, 2. Intramurals - 1, 2. Majorette - 2. Varsity Football Cheerleader - 2, 3. Varsity Basketball Cheerleader - 3. J.V. Basketball Cheerleader - 2. Treas. of Class - 2,3. Student Council Vice Pres. - 4. F.H.A. - 4. Senior Play - 3, 4. Varsity Club - 3, 4. TUPPER, RICHARD - Cross Country - 1. Varsity Basketball - 3. Baseball - 3. Football - 2,3,4. Varsity Club - 1, 2, 3, 4. Treas. - 4. Honor Society - 2, 3,4. WARNER, GEORGIA - Senior Play - 4. WEBBER, MARLENE - Library Club - 1. Class Sec- retary - 1. Vice-Pres. - 2. Treas. - 3. Treas. - 4. Honor Society - 3, 4. 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