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

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Education is but a stepping stone into adult life. It is necessary that all our young people have a solid foundation on which to build a happy successful future. It is with strong feelings that I urge our youngsters to work hard, study hard, and play hard. It takes all three ingredients-work, study, and play—to build a solid foundation on which to enjoy successful living in our fast moving society. George R. Tyler Supervising Principal

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 E i mi Ifrtdmtd H Vmtf Wcujtie Life is often undefined For people are so often blind They try but often cannot see What life is really meant to be There are few gifted ones Who know just how this life course runs One gifted one we know of now looks at us from above to watch us make our big mistake And wonder how many more lives he will take The gifted one we are speaking of is Terry Wayne Richardson. He knew that the only way to follow life’s mystic cause was with peace. In order to follow successfully everyone must practice in this way. Terry had this practice as a second nature. He loved people and people loved him. He will be missed by all for many years to come, but the influence which he left for us, will maybe someday be effective. Terry Richardson-July 3, 1953-August 9, 1970 5

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Jotukd %mowi Mrs. Lena Helmer was born June 28th, 1893 in Parishville. After graduating, in 1911, from training class in Colton, she married Frank Helmer. The couple were united June 25th, 1923. Mrs. Helmer taught in Massena Springs and Sterling before teaching in Parishville. During the war she worked in Massena and later returned to Parishville then Lisbon. Mrs. Helmer was taken from us June 22, 1970. Our deepest sympathy is with her family and our prayers with her soul in heaven.