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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1973 volume:

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By that person, I then may touch you once again. For this, I rejoice. You have become a part of me. You have added to my existence, the world asl know it. Whereverl may go, I will take you with me, I have learned from you. For this learning, your open hearts and open minds, I thank you. I won't say, Good-Bye. I'll just say, I love you. Richard I. Biancaniello -M .YY V- V Q4--,A-. ,.,,.-,...,,. ,W H .rw , ,, , 'K -As We're just hanging around. r w' G' X W4 6 2 1 1 wr ns la. I 3 3.435 .xv 85:5 wg. V-f-rl' A The Panorama Staff of 1973 Editors--Nancy Wisner and Sue Hayes CO-Edit0r Shirley McKnight Business Manager--Lori Kingsley Kim Baker Debbie Sheldon y Ann Ferguson l l Charlene Murphy T Fran Conrad l Jessie Miller l Linda Thompson Debbie Collins Helen Gushea l Brenda Bailey l Donna Gallagher ' Greg Foley 1' Phil Bisnett l A Mary Sheldon l Advisor--Mrs. Marilynn DeHoney Photographer--Mr. Benjamin Myers Table of Contents Administration Elementary 61 Faculty Clubs and Organizations '77 Senior Candids 25 Sports 87 Underclassmen 49 Special Events 99 Ads Wm' , We Dedicote This Yeorbook To Chuck Man is a builder of monuments. He encloses his ad- miration for his heroes and gods in statues, and temples and mausolea. He even attempts to capture in words the qualities of another man's soul. We are so quick to commemorate our victories and oh, so hesitant to perpetuate our defeats. Yet even these find their ways into stone, and steel and bronze. And then there is no glory in our human fraility. But when an individual leads such a life as to inef- faceably engrave his mark upon the soul and being of his fellow man, he needs no monument that we could ever conceiveg for he has inspired others to say of him: I remember . It is of his presence, and not of his passing that our hearts sing. ' Chuck Tyler We Remember Him .,.. HMI. Tyler Citizenship is a privilege in this great country of ours and its responsi- bilities are inherited by each succeeding generation. It is your responsibility to select a career and seek out educational goals and the skills necessary to compete in society and join the rank of employed high school graduates. George R. Tyler Supervising Principal I would like to express my sincere thanks to everyone for a great year, and to extend my sincere wishes to the Class of '73g that they are able to achieve all of their in- dividual goals. Mr. Sullivan i as k g .f 1 Board Of Education Standing: Mt. Covey, Mr. Eakins, Mr. Hinman. Seated: Mr. McKnight, Mr. Fraser, Mr. Keener, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Barton, Mr. Bicknell. Guidance 1 Mr. Cox I am very concerned about the future of our youth. The rapidly changing society that we live in today creates many problems that youth did not face ten years ago. I believe that it is the responsibility of parents and educators to bring themselves up to the times and help close the gap that is so apparent in our society. I feel ifl can remain close to our youth that I will grow with them and be part of their ever changing lives. We have to tackle new problems together. Mr. Biancaniello If you have learned one thing by me then it should have been this one message: We are all one . . Faculty Language Arts Miss Chapman lg.-L. Miss Helfand wmv Ame. AMW Mrs. Ramsdell Mrs. Meumer Mrs. Stanley Language Arts Moth Department Mrs. Phippen H Science Department - Cif. Ed. Department Mr. Alken Mr. Vaccaro C ,Q Mrs. Phippen me! 7f2if4' MW Business Department Industrial Arts Miss Flint Mr. Roda Homemoking Mr. Binan Driver i Education Audio Visual ...W My ,,,3M- 9- 92 Music cu n d f - .arf , A 4 fri I 2 f 'Q f E T 1 3 . , , , 4, WW, Y' Xmas vm?1'vq 'YfWrfiWf:,:,f Aw M U Y ' ,,..-,, fm Ms, 'W M'MM M.-.A.m,.. A Mrs. Chaffee Mr Varad1an Mrs. Gallagher Mrs R1eh1 . . L+ 4 S K 5 pg 1 fm' Special Areas f 1 X if , 326, X L ,Q 5 ii L Mr. Wisner--Intensified Instrucuon Mrs. Thomas--Study Hall Aide l,w -,, . , 4' irqif ' ' 1 Jn H . I-Jf' .J V ' ,ry 5 ' ' , r Ly . , L Ax!- ' li -1 Y fir r Nh W v J '-. MAJ r m 'Q Yi' Lf' 'QHXMJ WLKJA' Q 1 1 ,J ' 's Xwiwix' M , 1 + I, 1 -J nf vgv A' L' - A eo 1 r rx X mf' V ,.A,L,c,fAA . , it ' X , gli, , RJ' ' 'jwiwffn JB., W A C I G iwfff' Mr. Seybert Mrs. Bond A, .h,, . Mrs. LaGrar1d, Mr. Harper Secreto riol Staff Mlss Huto --QV' XM Mrs. Kingsley Mrs. Groebler Mrs. Daby Mrs. Goldsworth Custodions ond Bus Drivers Mr. Clark Back to Front: R. Crump, W. Richardson, V. Parker, D. Butterfield, R. Bruce, F. Tebo. ' Mr. Hart Back to Front: T. LaPoint, R. James, I-I. Champney, J. Garlough, B. Dougan, W. Remington, C. LaBar, M. Costa F Wi ' ' W ww--'--v-ff Wvfv - - - -- w-- - P P a I l if K Q5 Z' fwgs S r f Cafeteria l l 4 Staff r Mrs. Campbell X IA V ' I 7 flpwells, Mrs. Kingsle , Mrs. Baldwin, Mrs. Forrest. WX' ML M f,ir'fx' ii! - TQH ! JJJGXX gf' L x 77 Jr r Q ffwfwf ,f fji 3 Ee A 24 Rx S - 1 6, 'N vw f hw: X 'y gl KW - 355 5 -BMX, , ,V I won't say Good-bye, I'11 just say, I love you. wx, , Nj 'J A n I '71'fQx. I x X, 5 ,f ,QA x. if Q' mfxlrjfl -5 , -. X F A . N X fxf f J V, I r ,V W X FQ, .1 X'SCI'11OI'Qf K n X '-V 1, A 3 Ndmpf A f, X, A-K, x, 1 ,'a , f X A X. f' 1a. .f 4 A fwgpg ' 'S' 1 V: , , A , , -' , K-'J Q x 'X 3 .px , ,. 1 vw, W X x ,. 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'jfwl av alfffl-?'tfw vp fD r I 7. r 1. f 4' fx, A H, ' r, ' , V A l A V 6 1 Charles Thomas Gary Duprey , 37 Gary Hartson Greg P eck Tom Demo Gary Moses Y 1 W Becky Smith Brad Sampier 4 N x 39 ll Vern Rosenbarker Etta Smith Susan Arquette Angela Ferrari, Mauricio Escobar Dottie Converse Marie Tupper, Rod Hazelton Larry Baker V H43 rx Q- mififgfgkr L rrckl ci' lu-mp C i'C7' 6 Xlfbbfif 511 Mlxtixcr, r 4:1 ff mfg my kg lfrzsrcsx 634mm YU?fvXLgH,f7ik QCA owwv 597135- v' 7 7 Y gig' ip Tcurx LALLQB-k HUB ' QE! LLQUX ,yfylfxl ilk Ura? S wx-RRQM Pf7vQNe'1 P.,xkQQ L ffbgi Q X fx Q. .' T 'x 4 , . ., Tx 53 Nancy Wisner Donna Wright 43 Y , T l . i Class Will Susie Arquette, leave Bill Slick , a VOICE magazine. Larry Baker, leave my used carburetor to Mr. Cox. David Bisnett, leave Mr. W. Lenney-two more lively years of Mitch Koen, my right hand man. Steve Burdette, leave one pair of smelly sweat socks to Beth Law. George Colvin, leave love and laughter to C.V. Dottie Converse, leave Mr. Ed Lenney a Bookkeeping and Business Arithmetic class that has more brains than ours. Jim Crump, leave never to return. Thomas Demo, leave the school the ability to succeed in everything it attempts to do, especially in sports. Gary Duprey, leave Mr. Cox the ability to get around kids. Dan Emlin, will the French Club my ability to get lost in Montreal. Darlene Empey, leave. Kathy Gallagher, leave to Dick Bicknell a Mr. America Tee-shirt in hopes that someday he'll be able to fill it out. Penney Gilbert, leave all my love to Tom. Kathy Gonyea, leave all my love to S,O.S.l Dick Hampton, leave on the 2:20 plane after graduation. ' Barb Hanson, leave Lady MacBeth's costume to anyone who is crazy enough to wear it. - Gary Hartson, leave Evan Harper lots of luck in finding out how everyone gets in the locker room when I have the keys Susie Hayes, leave Mrs. LaGrand and Miss Huto somebody new to talk about and Terry McKnight a new chauffeur for next year's soccer games. And lots of fun at Basketball Camp in the summer with Mrs. LaGrand. , Chris Hildreth, leave my umbrella to Karen Patrick. Larry Huto, leave P. H. C,S, happily. Steve Huto, leave my little brown jug to Randy Mearkley. Bob LaRue, leave my Physics book and a book of matches to Mr. Seybert. Beth Law, leave to UNC all my love. Ed Martin, leave all my love to Roxanne Covey. Randy Mearkley, leave to all the Senior boys a roll of Tums to soothe their ulcers after graduation. Jessie Miller, leave Slick all my complaints. Dorothy Morris, leave Michelle LaBarge all the happiness with whoever it may be. Gary Moses, leave my used pipe to Pete Phippen. Class Will Mike Opal, leave a belt for Mr. Tyler so his pants won't fall down. Mark Patrick, leave a roll of barbwire to Mr. Sullivan. Micheal Pearl, leave Mark Patrick 32. O0 to get his hair cut, Greg Peck, will Mrs. Phippen the ability to plan chapter tests in Math 11 and 12 on the days on which I would be there. Debra Planty, leave my dear brother-in-law, Jimmy, a thousand people just like me, so he won't be lonesome when I leave. And to Franny I leave a bus ticket to come and see us. Sharon Randall, leave gladly. Pete Remington, leave Dave Bisnett my teddy bear so he won't be cold and lonely at night. Vern Rosenbarker, leave Debbie Planty a quart of Screwdrivers. Brad Sampier, leave to my skinny friend, Chuck Thomas, a 900 calorie diet. Etta Smith falso known as Gretchenj, leave my friends with the best of luck and best wishes. Becky Smith, wish S.O.S. the very best of luck in the future. Steve Snyder, leave. Sue Taylor, leave all my love to Bill and Tammy Sue. - Chuck Thomas, leave my body to all the girls in school. 1 Linda Thompson, leave Mrs. DeHoney lots of luck with the future Yearbook staff. Randy Thompson, leave Rusty the best of luck, 'cause he's going to need it. And all my love to Val. Rickie Trim, leave Kendrickitis to Sue Norman. Marie Tupper, leave Mr. Tyler a box of Kleenex cause l'm sure he'll be in need of them when I leave. Darlene fCoogarJ Viau, leave my old dirty cheering uniform to anyone who wants it and to the smokers the best of luck smoking in the bathrooms. Gilbert Webber, leave Mr. Seybert sodium benzonate. Martha Weller, leave all my love to Dave, and best of luck to him in his senior year. Derrick Wells, leave the coming senior class a lot of good luck and hope you have a ball in your senior year. Nancy Wisner, leave a loose leaf notebook to Mr. Tyler to keep track of all those school policies. Also an inflatable pillow to Dickie Bicknell so he can see over the steering wheel. Donna Wright, leave Fran Conrad another fun summer at basketball camp if she can keep the boys bolted on the back of her car. 1 l l 1 4 i 5 l l -1 3 1 i Bl, . . i I l 3 4 - HA F r 1 L l ! I 5. 5 r I I I I lL.. Senior Index Arquette, Susan--Teacher's Aide 1, 25 Majorette 3, 45 SATC 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 2. Baker, Lawrence--Basketball 1, 2, 35 Chef's Club 2, 3. Bisnest, David--Basketball 1, 45 Band 1, 2, 35 Chess Club 1, 25 Student Council 15 Yearbook staff 25 SATC 3, 4. Burdette, Steven--Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 15 Soccer 45 Athletic Show 1, 25 Variety Show 1, 25 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club 25 Science Club 25 Vice-President 3. Colvin, George--Honor Society 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club 2, 35 Variety Show 1, 2. Converse, Dorothy--l.V. Cheerleader 1, 25 Varsity Foot- ball Cheerleader 35 Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 35 Class Treasurer 1, 25 French Club 25 Variety Show 1, 25 Teacher's Aide 1, 25 Yearbook Staff 1, 2, 3, 45 Majorette 1, 2, 35 Co-Captain Majorette 35 FTA 1, 2, 35 Library Club 1, 25 Intramurals 15 Prom Committee 3. Crump, James--Football 25 Baseball 35 Basketball 35 Trea- surer 3. Demo, Thomas--Vice-President 15 Varsity Football 35 Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 First Runner-up for Prince 35 SATC 3, 45 Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3. Duprey, Gary--SATC 4. Emlin, Daniel--JV Basketball 1, 25 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Varsity Football 25 Varsity Baseball 3, 45 Varsity Soccer Captain 45 Intramurals 1, 25 Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 French Club 2, 35 A.V. Club 3, 45 Chess Club 1, 2, 3. Empey, Darlene--SATC 3, 45 FHA 2, 45 Intramurals 35 Volleyball 3. Gallagher, Kathy--Spanish Club 15 Ski Club 15 Chorus 15 Outing Club 15 Girls Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls Volleyball 1, 2, 35 Captain Girls Volleyball 1, 25 Cheerleading 25 Prom Princess 3. Gilbert, Penny- -Chorus 1, 2. Gonyea, Kathy--Yearbook 35 FHA 45 SATC 3, 4. Hampton, Richard--Band 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club 2, 35 Va- riety Show 1, 2. Hanson, Barbara--Library Club 1, 25 FHA 2, 3, 45 GAA 25 Pep Club 15 Yearbook 25 Girls Softball 1, 25 Soccer 25 School Play 35 SATC 45 Chorus 1, 4. Hartson, Gary--Band 1, 2, 3, 45 President qBandJ 35 March- ing Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Variety Show 2, 35 JV Basketball 1, 25 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Varsity Base- ball 2, 3, 45 Varsity Football 35 Varsity Soccer 4 qCap- tainj5 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 3, 45 SATC 3, 45 AV Club 3. Hayes, Susan--Teacher's Aide 15 Library Club 15 Intramu- rals 1, 25 FTA 2, 3, 45 Vice-President FTA 25 Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 45 Co-Editor Yearbook 45 Chorus 2, 35 Girls Bas- ketball 3, 45 Captain Girls Basketball 35 Volleyball 35 Softball 1, 2, 45 Student Council 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Vice-President Class 25 French Club 2, 3, 45 Something Original 15 Ready Set 25 Athletic Show 25 Timer for JV and Varsity Basketball 3. Hildreth, Chris--Student Council 15 Vice-President 25 Chorus 1, 2. Huto, Larry--SATC 3, 45 Basketball 2, 35 Baseball 1, 2. Huto, Steve--Football 1, 2, 35 Varsity Club 1, 2, 35 Chess Club 1, 25 Senior Class President 45 SATC 3, 45 Soccer 4. LaRue, Robert--Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 45 Class President 15 French Club 2, 3, 45 Variety Show 1, 45 FTA 2, 3, 45 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Teacher's Aide 2. Law, Beth--Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 35 French Club 25 Teachers Aide 2, 35 Chorus 1, 25 District Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Yearbook 1, 2, 35 Dance Band 3, 45 Variety Show 1, 25 Gym- nastic Show 35 FTA 35 Prom Committee 3. Martin, Ed Mearkley, Randy--Basketball 1, 25 Student Council Presi- dent 35 Student Council 1, 2, 35 Chorus 15 AV Club 45 Prince of Prom 35 Variety Show 1, 2. Miller, Jessie--FTA 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club 2, 35 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Yearbook 4. Moses, Gary--Band 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club 2. Morris, Dorothy--Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Opal, Micheal--SATC 3, 4. Patrick, Mark--SATC 3, 4. Senior Index Pearl, Micheal--SATC 25 Basketball 35 Baseball 1. Peck, Gregory--Football 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Class President 35 Student Council 45 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club 25 Honor Society Treasurer 3. Planty, Debra--Chorus 1, 25 JV Cheerleader 15 FHA 1, 2, 35 Treasurer 2, 35 CFHAQ Yearbook 1, 2, 3, 45 Majorettes 1, 2, 35 Variety Show 1, 25 Class President 25 Class Secretary 15 Teacher's Aide 1, 25 Softball 15 First Runner-up for Prom Princess 35 Student Council 35 Attendant for Miss Parishville 35 Prom Committee 35 Yoga 25 Terry Rich- ardson Memorial Committee 25 School Play 35 Library Club 3. Randall, Sharon--SATC 3, 4. Remington, Peter--SATC 3, 4. Rosenbarker, Vern--SATC 3, 45 Football 3. Sampier, Brad Smith, Etta--SATC 3, 4. Smith, Rebecca--Yearbook 1, 2, 3, 45II1tIamu1'a1S 25 Teach- er's Aide 2, 45 FHA 45 Chorus 4. Snyder, Steve--Basketball 3, 45 SATC 3, 4. Taylor, Sue--FTA 25 Yearbook 25 Majorettes 3. Thomas, Charles--Football 1, 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Chess Club 1, 25 Yearbook 35 District Band 2, ,3, 45 AV Club 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 3, 45 Honor Society E, 45 Class Treasurer 3, 45 School Play 35 Variety Show 4. lThompson, Linda--FTA 2, 3, 45 Yearbook 3, 45 Variety Show 15 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 French Club 25 Teacher's 2, 3. Thompson, Randy--FTA 2, 3, 45 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 French Club 25 Teacher's Aide 25 SATC 3, 45 President Honor Society 4. Trim, Rickie--Teacher's Aide 25 Variety Show 25 French Club 2, 35 Science Club 2. Tupper, Marie--Cheering 15 Band 1, 2. Viau, Darlene--Vice-President QClassj 15 Cheerleader 2, 3 45 Varsity Club 3, 45 FTA 2, 35 Yearbook 2, 45 Variety Show 1, 2, 45 School Play 35 Softball 1, 35 Chorus 1, 45 French Club 25 Honor Society 3, 45 Class Secretary 45 SATC 3, 45 Library Club 1, 25 Teacher's Aide 3, 45 Prom Committee 3. Webber, Gilbert--Science Club 25 Chess Club 25 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 French Club 2, 35 Variety Show 1, 25 Bas- ketball 2. Weller, Martha--Teacher's Aide 1, 2, 35 Chorus 1, 25 Li- brary Club 3, 45 FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 Yearbook 45 School Play 3 Softball 2. Wells, Berrick--SATC 4. Wisner, Nancy--IV Basketball Cheerleader 25 Varsity Bas ketball Cheerleader 35 Varsity Football Cheerleader 35 Varsity Club 35 FHA 1, 2, 35 FTA 1, 2, 35 Yearbook 1, 2, 3, 45 Editor 45 Chorus 1, 25 Class Secretary 2, 35 Vice-Presi- dent 45 French Club 2, 3, 45 President 35 Teacher's Aide 2 35 Yoga 25 Softball 35 Prom Committee Chairman 35 Something Original 15 Ready Set 25 Gymnastic Show 25 Attendant for Miss Parishville 35 Attendant for Prom Princess 3. Wright, Donna--Cheerleader 1, 2, 45 Variety Show 1, 25 Basketball 3, 45 French Club 2, 3, 45 Student Council 3, 45 Yearbook 4. The Senior Class of 1973 Wright, S. Hayes, G. Peck, S. Huto. D. V na-wwe wr We are a11or1e Our blood runs its course throughout the races of the world Underclassmen Juniors Back to Front: J. Keener, D. Bovey, J. Smith, M. Koen, G. Foley, P. Phippen, P. Remington, W. Witherell, P. Cann, D. Bicknell, M. Putman, V. Hampl, S. Parmeter, E. Hampl, P. Saucier, T. McKnight, P. Goldsworth, S. Hotaling, M. Richael, J. Daby. Student Council and Class Officers: A. Martin, I. Daby, K. Keener, T. Remington, K. Richardson. Back to Front: T. Remington, R. Norman, K. Keener, F. Sullivan, P. Bisnett, E. MacFadden, J. Planty, D. Gunning, B. Bailey C. Mittelstaedt, N. Gary, A. Martin, R. Covey, F. Conrad, M. Sheldon. Absent: A. Ferrari, P. Pearl--SA'l'C-- V. Bum, J. Exware, L. Jenne, I. Randall, K. Richardson, A. Collins. , , ,- V ,ff X of Jr . 4, f y LI i',,:'. Z W if s N I I ! . D ,A I Y- 4, Q 1' A , 'id X sl yn! I E I I x .ariwg . W? A qi: 9' W v I A' H l ' N ll? Y R 72, 'Y 4. AV- .1 . li 'ji U31 tx B ,N V ' ' K ,065 4 U. ' H v at Q 7 45 ffl 'I 'J 2 ' A Sa: ,J Sophomores Back to Front: Miss Flint, K. Hazelton, B. Weems, T. Wright, W. Remington, M. O'Brian, A. Vallance, J. Miller, W. LaRue, I. Miller, P. Smith, R. Crump, D. Garlough, V. Phelix, N. Tome, K. Patrick, T. Fuller, K. Randall, D. Lind- say, A. Ferguson, D. Taylor, M. Gilbert, J. Moulton, L. Kingsley, H. Gushea. Absent: W. Ashlaw, C. Murphy. Student Council and Class Officers: H. Gushea, V. Phelix, G. Sullivan, C. Keener, M. Koen, S. Groebler, G. Palmer. Back to Front: Mrs. Phippen, D. Norman, K. Trim, C. Keener, S. Hanson, J. Webber, G. Palmer, M.Koen, D. Withe- rell, S. McKnight, P. Ashlaw, C. Moulton, D. Sheldon, S. Groebler, S. Taylor, G. Sullivan, B. Murphy, D. Porter, D. Gallagher, T. Randall, E. Zahler, P. Parmeter, L. Hernandez, K. Bailey. Absent: C. Fuller, C. Gilbert, S. Law. V i l l Freshmen su Back to Front: R. Norman, C. Hampton, A, Mittelstaedt, C. Cameron, M. Cardinal, R. Barlow, M. Elek, C. Thomas B. Binan. R. Randall, A. Gilbert, I. Waite, K. McKnight, L. Arquette, S. LaBar, T. Hotaling, K. Fraser, B. Trim, J Parmeter. Absent: Mr. Lenney. 'Q , 'A , ,r 9? -v , My , ' , M , , ' Y. ' 'fwgwa f' 1, 4 ', V. , ' W V' NA 9' fl. I ? M I 5 VV,,,,, W I 4, , M f an ' ' MW, ' 'Y K 323. W. ,ham ,,,, I , by V arm K 4 1 , 1 ,1v,z' A if Ah? Q W, LM 3, fm W www ,L ,yr- M :M : tw, M ., , W, ,A,.,,V , 'M ?' 7, fb U I W 1,f'9f,'fv'f,.' 2 2 K' 'mzrwfei 'V 4. if N 7,415 ' 3 f M. Q. , fw M 553248. A -e-4,4 we -,fn 1 , 'S i't gg? . Q '-'Um K f 'i uw K ff.. X A , 3 f, ll. 'f Mm 'A V 9, My Y A I gg fy , 4 ,M W 45 fn f ff 'QM 4 ' ' ' ' Lefw Q 3, Y ' af' 4 K ' by , ff W in E W V TWV? Lf 15 W 1 'P' ' I '-0 , V5 I ihgx M X J Q54 A f ' 'K ' L 1 in N. , 5, W an :I Qi f v' , 'QlZ .f' ': ywfZ' . 'S J A F ', N U uf 'U ' ' ,Y ,H'h'J , -nv., 1. I A 1 A . 4 1-.M f Eighth Grade Back to Front: Mr. Hall, R. Sheldon, D. Wells, L. Jenne, B. Crump, K. Foley, I. Foster, D. Young, B. Taylor, R. La Barge, K. Hartson, J. Ashlaw, M. Farr, B. Foster, T. Ashlaw, L. Campbell, V. Bump, K. Larabie, S. Smith, A. Empey, D. Phillips, M. Weatherwax, D. Porter, B. Fraser, H. Miller, L. Bump, M. Smith, N. Gilbert, S. Fuller. Ab- sent: D. Christian R Christian. . rw . , A YL JA i Agwlf J , E AWB -9 ' jv-'R A mid, ' sfwf we '71 ,cur W Lt 1' 1 Lv . 3 W' W 56 A....- W, Seventh Grade Back to Front: V. Waite, D. Exware, M. LaBa.rge, T. Wilson, D. Richardson, T. Gary, R. Cameron, R. Hart, I. Sochia B. Gilbert, B. Bailey, Mr. Adams, R. Driscoll, S. Weaver, K. Wells, B. Planty, D, Koen, B. Charleson, C. Fuller, M. Wilson, L. Tyler, L. Robinson, K. Gibson, T. Jacot. Absent: L. Cameron, W. Huto. '-...hw gun 'lap- 'VFX ,V+- ' N ,yn ' J , 'ix f -- , A ,, ,f, fff!g.,Vf, if f X 'z W1 'EM 5 95 ff? fx wx X 5 4' f xxx 7 Q' AW.,- ,.,-- I f 2 211 wk, if , ,af 'J Aw. ww 15? A! 6 5? if f 5 X A ,g V? ,Aww ,wf 't F ' ' VM Sixth Grade Back ro Front: F. Grudowski, M. Wilson, H. Maine, L. Snyder, S. Moses, J. Wilson, R. Frederick, P. Remington, B. Mc Gill, J. Prew, L. Taylor, V. Fraser, P. Moulton, D. Bump, D. Tebo, L. Forrest, K. Beha, B. Baldwin, S. Palmer, S. Randall, D. Culver, V. Randall, B. Parker, M. Austin, Mrs. Snell, P. Barlow, V. Rushlaw, L. Bailey, T. Young, B. Hanson, R. Wilson, D. Sevey. Back to Front: A. Simonds, L. King, I. Hook, M. Souclder, R. Parker, T. Foster, S. Daby, L. Cook, C. Thomas, T Clark, T. Compo, Mrs. Adams, J. Deere, D. Sevey, B. Phillips, D. Martin, C. Parker, L. Garlough, M. Mittelstaedt, K. Cameron, J. Taylor, I. Dalland, T. Pearl, D. McKnight, B. Gilbo, J. Zahler, K. Wisner. Absent: D. Wray, B. Converse. . Fifth Grade Back to Front: Y. Sochia, B. Remington, T. Gibson, R. Frederick, D. Wilson, J. Russell, J. LaBar, M. Ferguson, B Cameron, R. Nelson, B. Sampler, S. Barney, I. Garlough, K. Beha, T. Shelly, Mrs. O'Neil, M. Gary, D. Exware, B. Young, T. Daby, B. Barrett, D. Gallagher, B. Thompson, R. Mosher, C. Hartson. A X 5 '-'45 44 2: . -A 'ig sf' 55415 -- Ili. k',,' 1 T fp J Back to Front: J. Hart, J. Parmeter, C. Peck, A. Richardson, H. Mosher, P. Norman, A. Hampton, R. Hazelton, R Viau, M. Larabie, T. Parker, A. Arquette, C. Harper, T. Mittelstaedt, J. King, I-I. Tallion, I. T. Jacot, Mr. Phippen, S. Smith, L. Wilson, J. Smith, J. Martin, D. Clark, E. Cool, A. Castle, G. Planty, S, Phippen, R. Cox. Fourth Grode ig. . , if Back to Frontz K. Barrett, V. FeFee, M. Scudder, L. Law, E. Wilcox, M. Miller, D. Bartlett, M. Sheldon, I. Garlough Mrs. Murphy, G. Sampler, D. Austin, R. Phillips, C. Sochia, J, Jacot, S. Kelly, P. Gary, P. Charleston, V. Grudow- ski, B. Hayes, J. Empy, A. Maine, R. LaBarge, P. Wood. Back to Front: J. Swinyer, R. Snyder, V. Parker, R. Weaver, S. Phippen, K. Gibson, L. Hanson, R. Hazelton, L. Fraser L. Hanson, Mrs. Throop, B. Weller, L. Moulton, D. Clark. B. Farr, P. Burnett, N. LaRue, J. Randall, F. Bump, S. Wilson, K. Parker, L. Phillips, L. Barrett, D. Wells. Absent: T. Smith, M. Graham. Third Grade W-.MW Back to Front: K. Mosher, S. Barlow, T. Norman, C. Sullivan, J. Exware, S. Phelix, I. LaShombe, Mrs. Rorke, L. Full- er, T. Wilson, T. Moulton, A. Wilcox, L. Hanson, M. Perry, K. King, S. Miller, R. Parker, R. Austin, L. Iacot, T. Kingsley, J. Gilbo, T. Young. Absent: G. Gibson. -Q., -.,,,,-H 'Nw- Back to Front: W. Law, K. Barton, S. Randolph, B. Cameron, E. Hartleib, C. Snell, A. Castle, L. Mosher, K. Wilcox B. Caringi, S. Bartlett, D. Wilson, H. Jenkinson, K. Garlough, J. Gary, K. Hanson, R. Charleson, R. Bump, B. Chev- ier, J. Richards, R. Crump, T. Tyler. Second Groole Back to Front: W. Richards, D. Lindsay, G. Miller, S. Spence, T. Matthie, I. Converse, D. Sheldon, Mrs. Kirk, D Henline, C. Gibson, J. Tebo, H. Cameron, P. Parker, M. King, M. Woodard, A. Ashlaw, J. Hayes, K. Burnett, W. Lewin, D. Phillips, T. Jacot, K. Planty, S. Demp. Back to Front: B. Frederick, J. Davis, B. Remington, D. Phelix, S. Snell, S. Hart, A. Law, L. Keener, Miss Elliott, P Planty, T. Cook, L. Hotaling, I. Melntosh, I. Porter, I. Waite, S. Kelley, G. Swinyer, L, Caringi, Y. McCanns, C. Phippen, D. Taylor. First Grade Back to Front: Mrs. Lenney, P. Planty, L. Hanson, J. Sevey, J. Williams, E. Beha, R. Parker, D. Tyler, T. Higgens, L. Hotaling, S. Bailey, P. Bartlett, S. Mitchell, L. Phillips, M. Hayes, L. Taillon, R. Downer, T. Mathie, R. Conklin, A. Sochia, M. Warner, T. Fenner, L. Tebo. Back to Front: Mrs. Regan, C. McCanns, K. Mathie, J. Randall, H. Maine, G. Clary, T. Mosher, B. Woodard, D Iacot, S. Henline, B. Bailey, B.Norman, T. Gotham, C. Golden, J. James, R. Weck, D. Sullivan, K. Koen, P. Ran- dall, K. Winner, 0. Ashlaw, L. Taillon, P. Sampler. l 5 l f l r i P ? r l l i i F l l l L l w P l 1 Y l w 74 l L+ , Kindergarten Back to Front: Mrs. K. Thompson, M. Tyler, C. Thomas, Mrs. S. Ostrander, H. Miller, C. Richael, I. Dolphir, A Warner, K. Jacot, S. Hoyt, B. Michaud, T. Remington, C. Golden, J. Charland, M. Parker, C. Dalland, M. Clark, T. Tyler, T. Bannon, D. Mossow, M. Mitchell, J. Ienkinson, C. Phippen, C. Sebastian, P. Chevier, C. Parker, F. Perry. Absent: J. Michaud. -f ' 3 951 '1 in W l,il , , 4 2 fx ,mdk gf f f ,f ,fr ,B , E . ,..., ,,,,...NiI.,-I -' 4 W W v,fwwf'wi fff: naw? , ,Q -f xwwmm if ,ma S, 'Il . ,M M, . . V I ,K if ,, I I ' .f 'f- -4 C' Q.. f . 59:1 ?'f'iE,'3f:5:, 9 ' . f v M Q gi . ,H W lv? I ,, . , W 4 'TE 2 A 2 Q fs Y 5 , ff' , , MM , ' 7 ,E ,-,, 3, - ,A , 4 , .D w + 2' M W K W W W 2 my 5 2 ,A f I 1 N . ,. 4 3:11 w ,J , . , f .r 3:2 ,N- 2 5' ' 2 rx K X F eg QQ N is ,. - H , .f 'pk , . X mx . .SE -.55fk',Lvi1K'ii X 'Z K 1 15' Xxx, 62 P--L: .L fa K5 r . wig ,S A X S wa I I,-.. H! 34344 Student Council Back to Front: P. Goldsworth, Mrs. Phippen, G. Palmer, M. Groebler, T. McKnight, G. Peck, C. Hampton, G. Barrigar D. Wright, C. Mittelstadet, A. Martin, B. Planty, S. Hayes, J. Waite, H. Gushea. Honor Society Back to Front: C. Thomas, C. Mittelstaedt, P. Goldsworth, T. McKnight, Mrs. Riehl, G. Peck, R. LaRue, G. Colvin, G. Webber, S. Hotaling, J. Exware, J. Miller, D. Viau, R. Thompson, L. Thompson. Future Homemcukers of America Back to Front: D. Campbell, K. Hazelton, H. Gushea, B. Smith, K. Gonyea, E. Empey, Miss Flint, D. Planty, D. Tay lor, A. Ferguson, K. Fraser, S. Taylor, M. Weller, D. Porter, D. Garlough, N. Tome. Future Teachers America Back to Front: B. Law, R. LaRue, F. Sullivan, L. Thompson, Mrs. De- K D, V Honey, D. Converse, S. Hayes, J. , , Miller, K . Baker. Senior Chorus 5 f ff. 4f '?XY rv 1' '-pq . 'W -r .. tiff' 47, Back to Front: F. Sullivan, G. Foley, P. Bisnett, A. Mittelstaedr, T. Saucier, M. Elek, G. Palmer, P. Saucier, B. Trim, D. Norman, S. Norman, D. Gallagher, P. Cann, Mrs. Riehl, B. Binan, D. Taylor, T. Larabie, H. Gushea, B, Smith, C. Hampton, M. Gary, C. Thomas, B. Bailey, C. Cameron, D. Wickwire, D. Viau, G. Duprey. Junior Chorus Back to Front: Mrs. Riehl, K. Hartson, R. LaBarge, C. Cardinal, B. Crump, L. Jenne, T. Wilson, M. Groebler, G. Trim, E. Sochia, B. Taylor, S. Burnett, C. Cox, C. Swinyer, I. Exware, T. Ashlaw, R. Cameron, S. Smith, R. Lindsay, A. Empey, C. Cook, S. Sevey, M. Weatherwax, A. Prew, V. Bump, L. Palmer, L. Campbell, L. Sochia, M. Bicknell, D. Bartlett, T. Taillon, A. Taylor, T. Witherell, C. Empey, I. Waite, L. Cameron, M. LaBarge, D. Christian, D. Phill- ips, T. Gary, T. Wilson, P. Bicknell, I. Tome, C. Fuller, B. LaBar, D. Porter, D. Sheldon, I. Garlough, L. Tyler, T. Iacot, S. Fuller, F. Warner, B. Charleson, D. Taylor, L. King, S. Weaver. Junior Bond Back to Front: P. Remington, R. Hart, D. Clark, H. Taillon, P. Norman, D. Sevey, G. Seaver, C, Thomas, D, MC Knight, D. Sevey, Y. Sochia, T. Jacot, S. Phippen, J. Hart, T. Daby, R. Cox, T. Shelly, J. Carlough, l. Sochia, M. Mittelstaedt, C. Hartson, R. Nelson, D. Culver, A. Richardson, I. Russell, K. Beha, L. King, K. Beha, B. Cameron, Mr. Varadian, L. Forrest, L. King. Sfoge Bond Back to Front: Mr. Zenger, L. Forest, Mr. Cox, G. Colvin, S. Sevey, D. Peck, Mr. Varadian, S. McKnight, B. Law, P. Phippen, D. Wickwire, C. Hampton, I. Waite, K. Baker, D. Norman, T. McKnight, G. Moses, L. Kingsley, W. Rem- ington, D. Hampton, S. Norman, R. Bicknell, K. McKnight. Senior Bond ond Moiorettes Back to Front Mr. Varadian, P. Norman, P. Phippen, L. Forrest, J. Ashlaw, J. Hart, G. Moses, M. Cardinal, L. Charles- ton, P. Bisnett, C. Seaver, T. Remington, R. LaRue, H. Cusliea, C. Hampton, C. lxiittelstaedt, B. Law, D. Peck, S. Sevey, S. lxieliniplrt, C. Colvin, lxl. King, I. Waite, N. Croebler, T. Wilson, C. Swinyer, K. McKnight, T. McKnight, L. Kingsley, lxi. LaBarge, D. Hartson, L, Campbell, K. Foley, C.Cox, L. Sochia, R. LaBarge, T. Wilson, P. Bicknell, N, Rielieal, K, Baker, D, Wickwire, D. Norman, C. Thomas, L. Tyler, L. Cameron, A. Empey, D. Bicknell, S. Norman, S. Croebler, D. Hampton, W. Remington, P. Planty. D. Converse, R. Conrad, S. Croebler, K. Fraser, A. Collins. Flag Bearer--S. Arquette. Library Club Back to Front: M. Larabie, H. Taillon, I. LaBar, B. Cameron, B. Sampier, D. Clark, B. Farr, S. Daby, S. Charleston L. Garlough, K. Beha, S. Palmer, L. Taylor, V. Fraser, I. Exware, M. Mittlestaedt, K. Barton, C. Snell, I. Taylor, WR. Charleston, P. Burnett, L. Fraser, L. Law, E. McDonald, J. Randall, D. Lindsay, R. LaBarge, S. Bartlett, W. Law, S. Phippen, P. Charleston, V. Gradowski, A. Richardson, L. Barrett, T. Baldwin, D, Wells, I. Carlough, C, Sullivan, NL. Hotaling, C. Beha, A. Castle, K. Garlough, P. Barlow, D. Tebo, P. Gary, Mrs. Ramsdell, E. Wilcox, M. Sheldon, L. Hanson, L. Hanson. Back to Front: N. Tome, D. Sheldon, M. Weller, R. Cameron, C. Bratton, S. Taylor, B. Binan, M. Gilbert, C. Thom- as, S. Croebler, L. Cameron, T. Wilson, L. Tyler, S. Fuller, A. Empey, R. Lallarge, C. Cox, C. Cardinal, L. Palmer, R. Lindsay, B. Huto, K. Cook, C. Cameron, B. Gilbert, G. Randall, M. Bratton, I. Tome, C. Empey, L. King, M. Weatherwax, D. Sheldon, K. Wells, K. Trim, C. Keener, I. Ashlaw, C. Swinyer, M. LaBarge, K. Foley, Mrs. Rans- dell, B. Soudder, M. Croehler, L. Arquette, S. LaBar, A. Mittlestaedt, B. Trim, A. Vallance, D. Morris. French Club Back to Front: D. Wright, P. Saucier, N. Tome, B. Murphy, H. Gushea, T. Fuller, W. Remington, W. LaRue, K. Keen- er, L. Kingsley, S. McKnight, Mrs. Meunier. A.V. Club Back to Front: R. Randall, B. Weems, S. Hanson, D. Lindsay, C. Thomas, I. Randall, E. Zahler, K. Randall, K. Trim. Vorsiiy Club Back to Front: D. Emlin, J. Bicknell, D. Richardson, C. Thomas, A. Mittelstaedt, C. Huto, M. Cardinal, T. Fuller, J. Miller, R. Barlow, G. Gunning, P. Swinyer, G. Bratton, l. Miller, D. Wright, Coach Harper, K. Richardson, M. Barton. Back to Front: M. Koen, D. Bisnett, P. Remington, P. Remington, M. Koen, K. Emlin, S. Hanson, R. LaRue, G. Foley, T. Demo, G. Palmer, J.. Keen- er, V. Hampl, W. Witherell, P. Par- meter, S. Burdett, E. Zahler, D. Wright, G. Peck, M. Cardinal, G. Hartson, D. Bicknell, S. Hotaling, T. McKnight, M. Richael, J. Daby. r 4 i s VV za ,V .. ,X M X., is i ,F X , Qggsgc, 'P - ' 'H 1'2Q3i-is '.VfS'- f . iw .V wi- r . V f- is .- -.. , ,, V. 1, ,,f.. 9'..ssssY-- , 5, y,,g'Tvgx- V ' , -' A M V V , V f fe' ! 9 Vs. Lqyl , V . . . e , L M Q ,5-il , V, V so if 9 L 1 -NV X 4- wx V. , , r -V V , sig.: SV ' Q, . 5 L V V, f ' mis ,s . L ' ' ' K ' VIN L' ,'f2QfQz4M,f'r 1 M1-rf: ' V f AV, K - fm- zmgxf, ,, I I, ' V - I - f ' wr . A We L - , V .. ' , e ,VX ,I ,Y V re' 'I U -fx. MW, I5 1' Q f ' :lik ., if , U45- V WL, f .1 n V V Q:w'Nfw3i+e-5 ffiys -s V. . . . Ykwf-fx W K' W ' ' 1 V. f ,- -'M V ,V fum -- r s , Vi., 's gs V' A- Q32 'S 'S f?M4'Jffmf-L'7',M3V. V21 Q 5 if ?7 S- sv 7 - E . ' ff 2 Wifi V s o Andl may, someday, come across one person who has felt your love, your warmth, your kindness, your friendship. By that person, I then may touch you once again For this, I rejoice. S ports .,, .. ,,.pq-.--,- - +ve., WY- ..,,, , , , Soccer Back to Front: Mr. Harper, S. Daby, V. l-larnpl, J. Keener, K. Richardson, K. Keener, G. Hartson, W. Witherell, S. Burdett, A. Millelstaedt, P. Cann, M. Koen, D. Richardson, B. Ienkinson, Mr. Aiken, G. Bratton, R. Barlow, M. Bar- ton, D. Wright, G. Palmer, I. Miller, J. Miller, C. Huto, J. Bicknell, E. Emlin, D. Bicknell, E. Zahler, G. Barrigar, T. Fuller, M. Bicknell, D. Sheldon, T. Remington, D. Emlin, M. Koen, T. Wright, L. Sochia. Cur First Yeor The Panthers this year started to play soccer and r many of them found it different than the old style foot- ball. Many boys went out for the squad and the starting spots were always up for anyone who worked hard enough. The Panthers won one of their league games and several of their scrimmages. With a good bench and most of the players coming back next year the Panthers hope to im- prove their winning next year and maybe get a chance at the championship. Wim' f' 5 1 Q' ' -auf' ga YK. 9' ew i WV I , 4 V2 ,ygw ,4Zfn,,,1, . ' 4 . 1 Y Q Fa ,lf W I W, 32. My , fs '- V ,,z,'w5,ggpm ' fw' '- Lggyzwt I Q- Lt, ' L SYM, I V, U I 2,,,i,2i5y A , , aww Y 1. g 'a '11-40-14 A Hs. aw B In V i f .. fy 57 k k -1 ' ik ' 'K' i 2 ' ffm , f 3 V L ' X ,iafgfw 5 , V ' f - 4 2 -ii, 3 34' ' s f f Q H' ,H Q 2 ' 1 . ,, lv f , M wi? .14 f. ,-Sf , . i fggil Sf aw., k ws 4-wi' A V -53,165-f.ff S 3 L, V I x A ' ' Nh , , g:g,g 9uk A, Vi V, 5 V f f : f if mn 0 Basketball Back to Front: S. Burdett, D. Emlin, G. Peck, R. LaRue, E. McFadden, Mr. Harper, S. Snyder, W. Witherall, I. Keener, G. Hartson, K. Richardson, W. Sochia, M. Barton, D. Bicknell, M. Bicknell. This year the Parishville Panthers will be aiming for the Playoffs. They play a fast hustling brand of ball and give the fans many exciting moments. The team consists of six seniors and six juniors all having years of experience behind them. This year the Panthers held their First Thanksgiving Tournament. Lafargeville came in first, Knox was second, the Panthers were third, and Colton came in last. Qty 5? .50 x sr x 55 ff' if gurl' 3 yi X at y ,X Q s Q X9 aol .235 .YJ K J 'I fx 'H ' TV' V X 592 9 an j -K K a 'Fi' ,Qgj 651955 3 , K A Q Back to Front: K. Trim, W. Remington, A. Mittelstaedt, M. Koen, S. Daby, D. Richardson, D. Emlin, T. Wright, M. Cardinal, G. Palmer, D. Wright, C. Huto, I. Bicknell, E. Zahler, Mr. Delosh, T. Witherall, N. Harper. 1 Baseball r. . ., ' 9 I Y, ,,-- ,Q , Ag in vi 3 A if f V A I g , f I ye 7 4 .I 1 5,114 , f- , ., . ,W 3. l',V ff I My 1 FV, A VA M L 1 L' i , I , 4' .IMS V , L Q is F eg AI A A' H04-H, Q M-1 p ' 'hxiv I Q. 'F' .K I I , is' v , k ' 'W' Q ,ini ,, 4? 'J 'il K 5' P Back to Front: Mr. Harper, K. Richardson, S. Burdett, G. Hartson, D. Wickwire, G. Peck, W. Witherell, Mr. Biancan- ello, M. Koen, T. Remington, S. Thomas, J. Keener, G. Palmer, D. Emlin, D. Bicknell, T. Demo, D. Taylor, B. Barrett. The combined coaching of Mr. Harper and Mr. Bi- ancanello aided the Parlshville Panthers in a moderately successful season. 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' j r ' Qfidrfw fz, 'Q X gflvwmf ' ,, W 'I 1 , U ' K , .J ,Q ,X ,.4 3 f ,Mgr L 'ir ,2 , f A , rj,'7wfW,','55g,f!?'Z- Vg 91.43, 4 1 Girls' Softball anal Basketball Teams Back to Front: S. Hayes, Mrs. LaGrand, J. Tyler, D. Bisnett, F. Tome, D. Taylor, D. Viau, M. Sheldon, F. Conrad, N. Wisner, K. Daby, S. Thaler, D. Gallagher, S. McKnight, T. McKnight. The 1972-73 girl's basketball team will be entering their second year of competition. This year, for the first time, they will be members of the newly-formed girl's Valley League, a ten-team, two division League. The competition should be keener than ever and should get better still as the level of skill improves. Parishville will have seven girls returning from last year's two and five team. Much will depend on the scor- ing and rebounding of seniors Beth Law, Sue Hayes qlast year's leading scorerp and Donna Wright. Melanie Putnam and Donna Gallagher will handle much of the backcourt chores, while Vickie Bump flast year's MVPj and Teresa McKnight will be counted on heavily under the basket. In addition, there are four promising freshmen and two newcomers to complete the thirteen-member squad. The team is generally lacking in height, but it is hoped that this can be compensated by speed and quick- ness as well as a tight defense. Overall the girls have im- proved tremendously in their basic skills and it is with a guarded optimism that we look forward to the new season. The 1971-'72 girl's softball team completed their season with a 2 and 2 record. The season began with a disappointing, one-sided loss to St. Lawrence Central, but in the second game the girls rebounded with a well- deserved victory over Canton Central School on the loser's field. ln the third game at Parishville, St. Regis Central overpowered the Panthers in a well-played contest. ln the final game of the season, the team once again was on the road, playing at Brushton-Moira. They came home with their best win for the season, with an outstanding performance both in the field and at the plate. Senior graduate Donna Bisnett will be sorely missed next year, as will the other departing seniors Judy Tyler, Sue Thaler, Kathy Daby and Fran Tome. However, there were ten underclassmen on the team which will provide a nucleus for this year's team as well as a very promising Freshmen class from which to choose. ai 5,u,'5HY1lL wcesv, FWW 30' ' Elf 245 fa 1,. 1 aff ,, h,:. ,A,' A f ,L ,V.,VE . if y ,' Quan 13!56'ZZ 4 .5 gif J! ai? 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Wherever I may go, l will take you with me, l have learned from you. For this learning, your open heart and open minds, I thank you. Special Events 'xHere Comes The Brides I'- The Cast: F. Sullivan, P. Saucier, Mr. Lenney, R. LaRue, Viau, D. Bisnett, B. Hanson. G. Foley, F. Tome, S. Thaler, J. Tyler, M. Weller, D. 1972 School Play The play was a situation comedy. The situation: the supporting uncle thinks his favorite nephew is married. Now he's coming to see his new niece, but the nephew isn't married so they have to make up his male house guest to be his wife. A great deal of hard work was put into the play, but it all paid off in the end. The audience enjoyed it very much, and so did the students who participated in it. 'i dm , nf 4g i ,. I +1 a J 'ei -q W .far 951 if K rv . , 1 - 1 f. . A .Q , 5 Z to ,ff ,f u 5 5 Q We fi 5 ----.,, nu. A K ',.n ,X x Moving Up Doy! A Doy of Awards Moving Up Day is a day that the students look for ward to. Some ofthe awards are as follow S1 Randy Meark- ley awards Susan Thaler with a kiss and a bouquet of roses as Miss Parishvilleu. Mr, Laukern gives Stephen Parmeter the ecology award. Debbie Planty and Nancy Wisner bid farewell to their advisors Miss Quenelle and Mr Laukern. Mr. Harper gave the outstanding athlete award to Sonny Thomas. Mr. Lenney gave Steve Wilson the Business aw ard for achieving the highest average for four consecutive years. Mr. Delosh awarded Debbie Emlin the I. P. Weston award. Mrs. Riehl awarded Debbie Emlin the chorus award. Mary-Io Groebler and Alan Mittle- staedt were awarded a plaque for raising the most money for the Cancer Fund. ' .3 1! in 1 . 103 Yearbook Dedication 1972 skier .rx-If-is S . I ff! rewin- ,H 's liar Surprises and Awards The 1972 Panorama was dedicated to Mr. Harring ton, our now retired Guidance Counselor, and Mrs. Root, whose book was accepted by Mrs. Rorke for the Root family. The big day arrived for Yearbook dedication. The students, faculty, and administration were all very sur- prised to find who the book was dedicated to. Donna Bis- nett, editor of the 1972 Panorama, presented Mr. Harring ton with his copy. Mrs. Delloney, Yearbook advisor, pre- sented certificates to the students who worked on the Yearbook also pins to the students who did an exceptional job. Mrs. Ramsdell, our librarian, was on hand to accept the library copy. At the end of the ceremony students rushed forward to make their final payments and receive their books. , I Ei . fi fm, 'sic V-1:51 A Magic Carpet Ride I YN'-1. ,Wi W' Back to Front: T. Demo, F. Swinyer, D. Wickwire, L. Palmer, S. Thaler, D. Collins, R. Mearkley, K. Gallagher, T. Mathie, S. Phippen, K. Barton, M. Ferguson, S. Phippen, Y. McCann, S. Hart, K. Wilcox. Yvonne McCann and Tim Mathie lead the Coronation pro- cession. A Wish from AIc1ddin's Lamp We wished for the perfect night and indeed it came true. The Sullivan Quartet was the night's highlight pro- viding the right mood for the evening. The setting, in all its grandeur reflected the right type of enchantment. All in all the evening was enjoyed by everyone and was considered a great success. A Night of Laughter. . . f But with o Serious Side. The Library Club at PHCS sponsored the Cancer Fund for the 1971-1972 Drive. The highlight of the week's ac- l tivities was an athletic night. The main attraction was a 1 basketball game featuring the female faculty members vs. the high school girl's team. Male faculty members served as cheerleaders. The game was preceded by a cake walk i and auction. The evening ended after a soccer game be- tween the high school boy's team and the male faculty. During the week there was a contest between grades K-6. Each room had two high school library club leaders ' who tried to keep their rooms ahead in money collected. The final total collected for the Cancer Fund was 3485. 91. wiv 1 'Q ' .Qty 70: ,Nm Q - ,M 1 Q ,keg T Q 55 if ,if gg. A Q A N , ff 2' '9' if NG 3 we W S Q , S w if , m fm , I X1 6 N- N --Q QQ N Groduofion 1972 Back to Front: S. Thomas, S. Wilson, T. Hartson, L. Escobar, R. Wickwire, T. Law, W. Maxfield, K. Sochia, D. Covey, T. Sochia, T. Taylor, B. Tedo, L. Fraser, G. Harper, K. Mearkley, P. Daby, K. Sheldon, F. Tome, K. Daby, D. Bisnett, M. LaBar, C. Binan. M. Maxfield, D. Crump, L. Palmer, K. Ienne, L. Cardinal, S. Thaler, J. Tyler, D. Emlin. Dr. Robert Wells came from St. Lawrence University to be the guest speaker for graduation exercises. Smile on Your Brother Baccalaureate for the Class of 1972 was Sunday, June 25, at 2:00. Guest speaker for the program was Rev. George R. Ingham, United Methodist Church, Parishville, New York. The theme for the program was Smile on your brother. Graduation ceremonies were at 8:00 that evening. Guest speaker was Dr. Robert Wells from St. Lawrence Un. There were 33 students in the graduating class. There were 5 honor students. Class officers were Donna Bisnett-- Presidentg Cathy Jenne--Vice Presidentg Lana Palmer-- Secretaryg and Judy Tyler--Treasurer. s Bisnett presents the Junior Class president, Greg Peck, with the key to the Graduates file off stage to greet friends and relatives. Sue Thaler, Valedictorian, graduated with honors and received a Regents diploma, Kathy Daby, Salutatorian, graduated with honors and received a Business diploma. Q .fn Foreign Exchange Students Ot 1972 Donna Bisnett Luis Escobar A Trip to Switzerland And a New Friend from Colombia, South America Last year Donna Bisnett was chosen to take part in the student exchange program. In her words: lt was like a dream! She had planned on going to France but she ended up in Switzerland, qwhich sounded better to Donna anywaylj l Switzerland turned out to be a beautiful country with snow -capped mountains and clear blue lakes. Louis Escobar came to Parishville from Peru. He stayed with the Phippen family. He was well-liked by everyone. He was friendly and out going, Qnice looking toolj Louis was a good asset to our school and also to our basketball team! He made many friends here in Parish- ville. We think Louis enjoyed his stay here since he en- couraged his brother, Maricio, to Come to the United States. -1,-.id P.S. There's a chance peace will come in your life, please buy one. 3 ax Q24 wk ,- -px ,,, ,Jil-,Q,. A QXSLQL UUA-L- 'ffwmiilf Jug' 2, wk QJM1. G ' Q-5 .xl-' '. ' F- A - L 1,75 Q 95 L V ,L U Q f 3, - , 5 f x , , , X ' I ' I' . f Ads Cb' Y P- fx? is ff Q X0 J as SXSLCL V510 Ck 2' by 1 QQQVJCXLQE gg A xg? 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T Qi ,Aj Li if 5 JKc'?ML'ft F35 CAT 01 Q Lxfi I L lC',fLf K J ,I L IXTTBLJKJ wffw at M wwf B WM 9MS Photography By Arnold POB 495 M N Y Best Wash 1 The St. Lawrence OMKS County National Bank Ridge Holmes Dumont Builders Route 56 Potsdam-Norwood Potsdam, New York Dumont Home Improvement 265-2847 Elmer Randall Sand Gravel Top Dirt Fill and Equipment Rental Home Phone 265-2405 Pit Phone 265-3180 Compliments of Dew'Drop Up Adventures in Dining Banquet facilities Steak-Live Lobster-Pizza Open for Lunch and Dinner 265-7030 59 Market Street Compliments of Boutique Florist and Lady Fair Beauty Salon 57 Market Street Potsdam, New York Best Wishes to the Class of '73 From Bronen's Music Comp. 15 Main Street Potsdam, New York Champney's Garage and Service Station Parishville, New York Telephone 265-7218 Best Wishes Parishville Market Meats, Groceries, Mercon Parishville, New York l The Cedar Lodge Where old friends meet Legal Beverages and Light Lunches Joe lndian Road Parishville, New York Potsdam Dairy Bar Potsdam Daries lnc. Tasty Lunches 81 Fountain Service We Feature Dairylea Ice Cream at our fountain because Your family deserves the finest. Compliments of Quonset Steak House Outer Market Street Potsdam New York Look into the future with Confidence Potsdam Feed and Coal Co., lnc. Willow Street Potsdam 265-4190 Esso Fuel Oil Kerosene International furnaces Feed Coal The House That Service Built B981 Wishes Shelly Electric Potsdam-Canton Road Potsdam, New York Best Wishes Brown and Tenney Electric Co., Inc. Electrical Contractors Potsdam, New York Sale Best Wishes Tennant Electric and Potsdam, New York Service Sherman Heavy-Hauling Corp. State-Wide Heavy Building Serving the North Country N.Y.P.S.C. l.C.C. Authorities 36 Pine Street Potsdam, New York 265-7520 Chet Bisnette lnc. Scrap Iron and Metal Dealer Potsdam, New York 265-3860 Putman-Hawley Building Material, Incorporated Potsdam, New York Potsdam Canton Fld. Home Decorators Shop Wallpaper - Paint- Varnish Artist Supplies Phone 265-5930 Potsdam, New York Murphy's Service Station 12 Elm Street Potsdam, New York Phone 265-5731 Best Wishes Class of '73 ' 1 Compliments of Scanlon s Auto Parts 6 Depot Street Potsdam, New York Phone 265-4480 Engine Rebuilding Electrical Work Radiator Repair Lloyd Wells Bun's Sunoco Compliments of Corner of Market and Grove Potsdam, New York Potsdam Compliments of J. R. Westons New York , H W, Wood-Correll Weather Hill Appliance Repair Service Realty Co. for all your real estate needs Washer Dryer Kitchen can Household Appliances Ben Wood 328-2844 Arlene w. correu 265-6260 Sewiced and 'Sta ed Lic. Real Estate Brokers Carl Correll 265-6260 PATFiON'S LIST Kriff's Furniture The Family Shoe Store Credle Equipment Fiacco's Big N Plaza Clayt Green and Son Fabric Outlet Pahler Packing Potsdam Mobile Homes Breckenridge Oil Co. Suprise Store Carey's Jewelers Eastern Fuel Service lnc. White Hardware Co., Inc. Ken Vaccaro PATnoN's LIST lcon'tl Hi Fi Shop Inc. Arlington Inn Parishvllle Diner Fabric Boutique Potsdam Agway Co., lnc. CONTRIBUTORS Louis Greenblatt Robert J. Allen Dick H. Selleak Harry Robar Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Daby Shirley Huto Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Grobeler Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Gerald Goldsworth Rupert Sheldon Ronald Morrill Gary Palmer and Debbie Garlough The Harold C. Phippens Mr. and Mrs. Fred DeHoney George and Kaye Sullivan John F. DeReede Jerry Aiken John and Donna Adams Bob Hall Ed Lenney George Cox Kathryn Snell Ed Koen William Lenney Gary Delosh Cheryll Flint Sharon Regan Evelyn Riehl Mr. and Mrs. John O Neil Linda Pnippen Mary Lynn Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Kirk Sarah Elliott Joyce Throop Mrs. Marie A. Murphy Carol Hampton QI.0.Z,0v vW?Qi3f7,EM7 r r 2 Ybu giggst f n E L gexm ,QN.mQ,w fggignfffwgige vw ' :gg BMW: ' Q 5 i g? 5 E 50 jwlqll +UW w MAf+ F. Y E My AQZLJMTM 5 KwfHAgfJML 7 V9 fwb HWSLJUWD 5 5 , : E MAA? 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