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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1974 volume:

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Without your par- ticipation this yearbook would not exist. The Panorama staff went to Watertown for its annual yearbook meeting. We learned many new things and among the most important the fact that dedications are out. It is unfair to dedicate the yearbook to one or even two people, when everyone in the community is involved. So we, as the yearbook staff, dedicate this yearbook to the good luck and success of all involved. You the students, administration and parents, thank you for being there. ee es ee EP TTP ES BGR On eae He Ee SON ee TARR Teme terete A RRC SRE RN A om met Dedication Seniors Huderclassmen Activittes Cable of Contents ee 28 4.2 Sports Elementary Administration Faculty Special Events 54 66 §2 Sentors Graduation Commencement Excerises began Friday Evening, June 22nd, at 8:00 P.M. The invocation was presented by Rev. George Ingham. Dr. Israel Kaplan was the commencement speaker and was well received by the outgoing senior class. Linda Thompson was Valedictorian and Greg Peck was Salutatorian. (left) Kevin Richardson, president of the Junior class, is presented with the Senior Key by Senior president, Steve Huto. e 7 | 4 4 | (above) Dr. Israel Kaplan was the commencement speaker. (left) Angela Ferrari and Maricio Es- cobar, last year's exchange students, each received an American flag. a a i pe wns ol MaLIGGGe fT PEMA ee ide?” bout ar = ° a o an a Seniors J dl 3 g = 5 ue WA PEM, Be ee Sen ma ie Coal ¥ nd “Height has never been a problem bd = a ot a. 9 Oo oe i Loy o S Ind 2 tay rs a b oO . fot. eet ae go fs O WV O wm mH WY Aw OY bd br o Oo SC @g AO Qu dome © - Mike Barton Dick Bicknell Makes Life Interesting Rod Norman Sitting Pretty Willard Witherell Roxanne Covey Jack Keener Close to the Edge” Phil Swinyer Lee Eggelston Friendly Gestures” s the way” i Kim Baker Happy Julie Daby Brenda Bailey Beautiful Surroundings” Peter Phippen Jody Exware “The Straight and Narrow tt Contemplating Life Amanda Wilson t tall, thats al s jus Ed MacFadden erie” Dale Gunning Steve Parmeter Naturally Good John Newtown “Never Had It So Good” 7 “What are We Waiting For’ Viadimir Hampl Terry Remington Le Just Waiting Around Jim Chapel Jim Smith Larry Jenne Pat Remington “Lead Foot Vicky Bump Mary Sheldon “She loves me like a rock Kim Keener Sara Martinez Love is all Around Bob Converse Tim Wright “Where's all the Action Fred Sullivan Aletha Martin Don't push--I'm afraid of Heights” Susan Law Joe Randall Charlene Murphy Decisions, Decisions” Mel Richael Phil Bisnett Up in those high places” a4 ae = Pam Goldsworth Bob Jenkinson It's probably poison ivy” Peter Saucier Carol Mittelstaedt A pair of friends” Teresa McKnight Kevin Richardson — “Wishful Thinking URalaeneeneee g sEEorerpennes S Ser et ea Ssisbtenabuttlian. Prom Night “We've Only Just Begun’ Prom night, June 2nd, proved to be a very enjoyable and exciting night. Oymyx played just the right kind of music for such a special night. The decor of the prom created a garden-like atmosphere. Everyone looked especially nice, was happy, and had an expecially nice time. ¢ le = 4 a ia ) a wet my, = { t dance. irs ¢ ma = rad O ey (e) 12) oo (above) Coogar and Tom start the f (right) Everyone dances to the mus 3 Gir? Se §6=©60 Underclassmen Being chosen as an exchange student is really a re- warding experience. I feel lucky to have been this last year's representative to Mexico. Mexico is really an exciting country to visit. There are lots of places to see, like Mexico City, Oaxtapec, Teotihuacan, the country and of-course Acapulco, but the most memorable and valuable aspect of my trip was liv- ing with really fantastic family, meeting people and mak- ing new friendships. Foreign Exchange Students Armando Liva Patricia Barrios Sara Martinez Terry McKnight fonal Vocat Tome, K, Patrick. De Newtown, L. Jenne, P. Parmeter, G. Gunning, N. K. Richardson, J. inson, Jenk R, Bump, . Back to front Garlough J. Randall, Swinyer, Barton, P. M G. Sullivan, V a x Back to front: I. Miller, P. Ashlaw, D. Witherall, J. Miller, K. Bailey, R. Crump, K. Trim, V. Phelix, H. Webber, R. Moulton, C. Gilbert, S. Hanson, M. Koen, W. Weems, T. Randall, C., Moulton, M. Gilbert. oy a Prmonslantinantirsfe nen 32 Juniors e sepenen eal rs INS 5 3 : = 4 seg ee vw i , - , i oat ‘ ‘a i : ‘ ‘. . ‘ Back to front: M. Koen, D. Witherall, J. Webber, K. Trim, S. Hanson, G. Palmer, Mr. Seybert, D. Porter, B. Murphy, S. Taylor, S. McKnight, D. Sheldon, S. Groebler, C. Keener, S. Zahler, K, Bailey, C. Gilbert, D, Gallagher, C. Mou- lton, P. Ashlaw. Absent: P. Parmeter, R. Russell, P. Cann, G. Sullivan, T. Randall, D. Norman. Phe- V Crump, R Weems, be int Vallance, A Lindsa ? = aa fas} (—| = s} je) tw oN co ot 5 aa = f=) a ° =) oH 10) N a3) a BG _ m4 wo 4} fom iss) N4 oe n eye) c oH s ‘4 af 1c) a n ta} ) i ay 4 0) Ea) mo ot O 1an I. Miller, J. Miller, M. O'Br . . Back to front Smith 5 ? iss Fl M ? ie Sophomores = ‘ bir: Fe ¥ s 4 3 ak ae F e ae 2 ss Bieter s ey : ; Fi Back to front: C. Huto, D. Emlin, D. Richardson, S. Daby, A. Liva, Mr. Harper, G. Barrigar, D. Wright, D. Wickwire, J. Converse, S. Norman, J. Bicknell, D. Peck, R. Thompson, G. Bratton, T. Saucier, R, Moulton, D, Miller, M, Gary, 7 | } D. H artson, D. Campbell, V. Viau, K. Norman. | ! | | ‘ | 4 1 | i t} } pts {| 4 ‘ ‘ | Tenth grade students enjoy throwing ; leaves at each other while waiting | | for pictures. i a? 34 Students study math problems together, thus hoping that two q heads are better than one. Back to front: R. Binan, A. Mittelstaedt, M. Cardinal, A. Gilbert, C, Cameron, P. Barrios, Mrs. Riehl, R. Barlow, K. Wilson, K. Fraser, C. Hampton, D. Schrimpsher, J. Waite, B. Trim, J. Webb, R. Randall, J. Parmeter, C. Thomas, L. Arquette, S, LaBar, T. Hotaling, K. McKnight. Absent: R, Norman, M., Elek, i — Freshmen 36 Back to front: G. Trim, G.Seaver, P. Bicknell, R. Lindsay, B. Scuader, M. J. Groebler, E. Sochia, D. Fredericks, L. Charleson, P. Planty, S. Sevey, E. Garlough, R. Perkins, R. Sheldon, J. Sullivan, M. King, S. Koen, T. Witherall, K. Cook, C. Cardinal, C. Swinyer, S. Burnett, T. Wilson, D. Bartlett, D. Culver, J. Exware, M. Harper, C. Cox, L. For- rest. Absent: R, LaBarge, oe Gies A acl = Cape QD Back to front: V. Bump, . Smith, J. Foster, H. Miller, B. Lalonde, D. . Empey, WN B. Crump, R. Sheldon, D. Young, W. Foster, N, Gilbert, B. Fraser, T. Ashlaw, B. Shaw, Weatherwax, Mr. Lenney, K. Hartson, S. Smith, D. Phillips, L. Jenne, B. Taylor, K. Foley. eens Sth Grade Clark, L. Bump, M. Bratton, D. Taylor, M. Bicknell, J. Garlough, G. Ran- dall, J. Parker, F. Warner, Mr. Adams, C, Ha rtson, M. LaShomb, A. Taylor, D. Richardson, S. Weaver, L. King, C, Empey, J. Tome. Absent: E. Moulton, A. Prew, N. Paro. Back to front: T. Randall, V. Rushlaw, J. 38 | i ' Back to front: R. Hart, I. Sochia, G. Hughes, D. Exware, B. Bailey, J. Bisnett, D. Koen, R. Driscoll, B. Planty, L. Ro- binson, M. Wilson, K. Wells, B. Huto, Mr. Aiken, B. Gilbert, R. Cameron, C. Fuller, V. Waite, L. Cameron, M. La barge, L. Tyler, T. Wilson, T. Gary, T. Jacot, B. Charleson, K. Gibson. ti 39 Ta rains 40 ah Na : B Mr. Hall, T. Gilbert, J. Prew, R. Gary, P. Remington, K. Wisner, D. Sevey, D. Sheldon, J. Dalland, M. Scudder, J. Zahler, K. Beha, L. King, S. Moses, D, Sevey, A. Simonds, D. Tebo, S. Palmer, T. Clark, T. Pearl, B. Hanson, T. Foster, P, Barlow, J. Hook, B. Converse, L. Forrest, D. Martin, L. Garlough, H. Maine, K. Cameron, L. Snyder, M. Austin, L. Cook, T. Scharett, M. Mittelstaedt, S. Charleston. Absent: R. McCarthy. Back to front: i st Back to front: G, Stark, J. Webb, D. Wray, T. Compo, M. Wilson, D. McKnight, J. Wilson, L. Bailey, S. Daby, V. Randall, L. Taylor, D. Culver, Mr. Zenger, C. Thomas, R, VanWormer, F. Grudowski, B. Baldwin, C. Parker, S. Ran- dall, C. Tyo, L. Wells, H. Hughes, B. Gilbo, T. Taillon, B. McGill, P. Moulton, B. Parker, J. Taylor, R. Wilson, T. Young, J. Deere, R. Fredrick, Absent: P. Paro, R. Parker, Pam and Bobby are among the stu- dents who were surprised by our photographer on their return from lunch, 41 Gro = ae = eS Activities Che Panorama Staff Back to front: E. Hampl, T. McKnight, C. Cameron, B. Bailey, S. Hotaling, K. Baker, C, Mittelstaedt, S, McKnight, D. Sheldon, S. Law, T. Hotaling, G. Foley, C. Murphy, Mrs. DeHoney, D. Hartson, S. LaBar, D. Miller, L. Kingsley, L. Arquette, T. Wilson, M,. Elek, FEF, Sullivan, P. Saucier, 43 Cheatrical Group— ‘RK ubberneck”’ ae Pe ond 2s Back to front: T. Saucier, C., Thomas, K. Patrick, J. Daby, P. Saucier, D, Gallagher, P. Phippen, Mr. Lenney, M. O'- Brien, A. Wilson, J. Exware, F. Sullivan, D. Sheldon, G. Foley, K. Baker, Rubberneck, W. LaRue, C. Mittelstaedt, T. McKnight. x. 1 3 46 Che Ftonor Society hob ey 4 H : Back to front: T. Wright, M. O'Brien, W. Remington, T, Fuller, V. Hampl, P, Goldsworth, W. LaRue, E. Hampl, Mrs, Riehl, S. Hotaling, T. McKnight, J. Ex- ware, C. Mittelstaedt, A. Wilson, G. Sullivan, D. Garlough, T. Remington, D. Norman, S. Groebler, B. Murphy, J. Planty. Pe: Character 2 ho SW VER WW Future Homemakers of America Back to front: N. Tome, D. Garlough, L. Jenne, S. LaBar, L. Arquette, C., Murphy, M. Gary, K. Baker, R. Covey, Miss Flint, V. Viau, B. Bailey, D. Campbell. Student Council D. Wickwire, A. Gilbert, C. Huto, A. Peru, V. Waite, B. Fraser, S. Burnett, D. Sevey, T. Scharett. 48 Senior And Junior Library Clubs Back to front: C. Thomas, M. Elek, C. Cameron, L. Taylor, K. Empey, B. Binan, Trim, M. Gary, M. Groebler, B. Bailey, Mrs. Ramsdell, B. Parker, J. Tome, C. Hampton, S. LaBar, S. Randell, K, Beha, J, Taylor, P. Moulton, AG. Parker. Back to front: R. Labarge, N. LaRue, P. Charleston, K. Gibson, H. Taillon, R. Hazelton, V. Fefee, T. Gibson, A. Rich- ardson, V. Fraser, J, LaBar, Mrs. Ramsdell, W. Law, V. Grudowski, E., Wilcox, L. Schrimpsher, P, Gary, B. Cameron, J, Arquette, B. Sampier, P. Wood, S. Snell, J. Garlough, C. Harper, D. Campbell, J. Garlough, C. Sullivan, J, Exware, R. Nelson, D. Wilson, A. Wilcox, P. Burnett, J. King, L. Hotaling, T. Cook, i. KeenerysC. Gibson, GC. Snellen, Barton, S,. Phelix, L. Fraser, J. Converse, D. Lindsay, J. Tebo, A. Law, H. Cameron, D. Sheldon. French Club Back to front: C. Thomas, B. Binan, G. Bratton, D. Norman, D. Richardson, S, Norman, P. Saucier, C. Hampton, A. Mittelstaedt, J. Converse, T. Fuller, K. McKnight, M. Elek, A. Gilbert, Mrs. Meunier, F. Sullivan, J. Waite, K. Baker, S. Groebler, D. Peck, B. Murphy, S. McKnight, T. McKnight. 49 oo : Back to front: K. Keener, C. Huto, P. Parmeter, J, Keener, W. Witherall, E, McFadden, A. Empey, K. McKnight, P. Bicknell, S. Groebler, B. Jenkinson, G. Sullivan, R. Barlow, D. Gallagher, P. Swiner, J. Bicknell, T. McKnight, C, Thomas, G. Palmer, M, Barton, T, Remington, V. Hampl, T. Hotaling, B. Murphy, D. Peck, D. Bicknell, D. Richard- son, D. Wright, K. Richardson, G. Bratton. Varsity Club Sentor Chorus £ ; “ Back to front: F. Sullivan, T. Saucier, M. Elek, P. Phippen, B. Bailey, Mrs. Riehl, B, Binan, M. Gary, C. Thomas, J. Webb, C, Cameron, T. McKnight, S, Martinez, T. Wilson, D. Hartson, L. Arquette, S. McKnight, D. Gallagher, D Norman, B, Trim, C. Hampton, S. Norman, S, Law, S. LaBar, C, Murpjy. Junior Chorus ge eS � ‘A 2 | goa So — ; -— Aon scent): ss Back to front: J. Prew, Mrs. Riehl, T. Foster, B. Gilbert, J. Hook, L. Taylor, J, Zahler, B. Converse, L. Cook, A. Si- monds, M. Austin, R, Cameron, L. Garlough, M. Barlow, T. Jacot, J. Wilson, B. Parker, V. Waite, M. LaBarge, T, Wilson, T. Gary, K. Cameron, S, Daby, C. Fuller, L. Forrest, T, Scharett, M. Mittelstaedt, S, Moses, T. Pearl, T. Gilbert, B. Hanson, P. Remington, J, Dalland, M. Wilson, K. Wisner, B. Charleson, K. Beha, D. Sevey, C. Parker, D Sheldon, D, Sevey, D. Taylor, L, Bailey, P. Moulton, Absent: D. Tebo, R, Gary, V. Rushlaw, F. Warner, M, La- Shombe, C, Empey, J. Taylor. Senior Band Back to front: C, Cameron, G. Foley, D. Wickwire, P. Goldsworth, K. Foley, C. Cox, R. Labarge, M. Groebler, D. Sheldon, D. Norman, C. Swinyer, T. Wilson, M. Cardinal, L. Charleson, W. Remington, P. Phippen, Mr. Kaufman, C. Mittelsteadt, S, Norman, C, Hampton, T, Remington, S, McKnight, J, Waite, L. Campbell, A, Empey, K, McKnight, S. Groebler, T. McKnight, L. Kingsley, K, Baker, L. Forrest, R. Covey, S. Sevey, C. Thomas, M. Mittelsteadt, L. Cameron, M. King, P, Planty, P. Norman, L. Forrest, D. Culver, I, Sochia, R. Hart, L. Tyler, A. Gilbert i: King, T. Clark, D. Hartson, L. Beha, °C. Empey, L. King, D. Sevey, M. Wilson, D, Sevey, P. Remington, P. Bicknell, M. La- barge, C, Thomas, D. McKnight, Stage Band Back to front: W. Remington, S, McKnight, L. Forrest, L. Kingsley, P. Phippen, D. Wickwire, S. Norman, T. Reming- ton, S, Sevey, T. Wilson, M. Wilson, C, Thomas, L, Tyler, P. Norman, D. Sevey, L. Forrest, Mr. Kaufman. Absent: J. Chapple, C, Thomas. « . Mayorettes So 2 sa S. Groebler, C, Back to front: A. Empey, P. Goldsworth, L. Jenne, L. Weatherwax, Cardinal, C, Swinyer, T. Ashlaw, Junior Band ve Back to front: R. Weaver, H. Taillon, M. Mittelsteadt, B. Weller, R. Hart, A. Richardson, H. Maine, L. Cook, R. Hugh- es, B, Remington, D, Clark, V. Fraser, L, Law, T. Scharett, Y. Sochia, Mr. Kaufman, B, Cameron, B. Sampier, T. Daby, R. Cox, S. Phippen, D. Wells, J. Russell, L. Fraser, N. LaRue, K. Wilcox, V. Parker, T. Clark, V. Grudowski, S. Kelley, P. Wood, J. King, K. Beha, S, Phippen, T. Baldwin, R, Nelson, R. Viau, S. Moses, A. Maine. hy - Back to front: L. Cook, L. Forrest, S, Daby, T. Scharett, L. Cameron, J. Tome, T. Wilson, M. LaBarge, V. Waite, L. Garlough, L. Bailey, R. Cameron, Junior High Junior Varsity Back to front: T. Hotaling, P. Bick- nell, C, Thomas, V. Bump, K. Mc- Higent. Ds Peck, “A, Empey, K. Foley. Varsity Back to front: T. Mcknight, D. Gallagher, B. Murphy, G. Sullivan, S, Hotaling, V. Phelix, S. Groebler, K, Keener. : om | Back to front: Mr. Harper, L. Forrest, I, Bicknell, D. Wright, V. Hampl, K. Keener, A, Mittelsteadt, D, Richardson, D, Emlin, A. Liva, L. Charleson, S, Koen, E, Zahler, Mr. Aiken, R. Barlow, C, Huto, G. Bratton, M. Barton, D, Koen, W. Remington, W. Witherall, T. Daby, M. King, D. Bicknell, P. Planty, D. Culber, G. Barrigar. Since our school started playing soccer last year, the team has developed rapidly. This fall we finished in sec- ond place, and had a chance to finish in first until we lost the last game. Highlights included winning four games in a row, posting four shutouts this season, and an exciting 2-0 win over Colton-Pierrepont, We made the playoffs in just our second year of play, but lost to Knox in the first playoff game. Jack Keener was named to the first All-League Team at centegs-half, while Dick Bicknell (line) and Willard Witherall (goal) were named to the second team, Other standouts during the season were Vlad Hampl, Mike Bar- ton, Kevin Richardson, Don Wright and David Richardson, We will miss the many seniors who played this year, but are looking forward to another good season next fall as we still have many players returning. 58 Will MALS ard Withe rall Baseball Jim Smith “eee Back to front: W. Witherall, J. Smith, G. Ha D. Emlin, S. Burdett, K. Richardson, D. Richardson, Remington, M. Barton, D, Emlin, D. Bicknell, G. Palmer, R. Fredericks. Bad weather and no home games took their toll on our baseball team last spring. We were unable to play (or practive) at all on our baseball field last spring due to wet grounds, Even though we had these problems, we finished in fourth place, behind Brushton, St. Joe's, and Heuvel- ton. We played only eight games out of the scheduled twelve, however. Dick Bicknell was named to the first team, All League, at third base for the second year, Kevin Richard- son, Willard Witherall, Steve Burdett, Danny Emlin and Mike Barton also played well during the season. Kevin Richardson Basketball Back to front: D. Bicknell, K. Randall, E. Zahler, M. Barton, G. Palmer, K. Rich= ardson, A. Livas, B. Converse, J. Keener, K. Trim, W. Witherall, Mr. Harper, J. Dallion, D. Sheldon, After finally making the playoffs last year, the Panthers are looking to repeat, and possibly improve, their position. With six out of the seven teams as definite contenders, it will be tough for any team to dominate the whole league. The team, led by six seniors who are returning for their last season, is off to an exciting, successful start, We won our Thanks- giving Tournament, defeating Knox 82-40 and C-P 79-40. Jack Keener, Dick Bicknell, and Mike Barton were named to the Tournaments All-Star team. We are sure the rest of the season will be just as exciting as the beginning of it. TTL (. die ty % 7 eS ys Back to front: K. Wilson, S. Sevey, C. Hut Tees See aay eens o, S. Daby, M. Cardinal, A. Mittlestaedt, D. Emlin, Mr, Delosh, L. Charles- ton, E. Garlough, J. Bicknell, P. Planty, R. Perkins, N. Harper, R. Fredrick, D. Wright, D. Richardson, P. Remington. onan 4 12‘ Back to front: P, Goldsworth, C, Hampton, L. Jenne, K. Foley, M. Groebler, C. Cook, S. LaBar, J. Waite, T. Mc- Knight, E. Hampl, S. Hotaling, S. Groebler, C. Thomas, D. Peck, K. McKnight, Mrs. Harmon, A. Empey, S. Marti- nez, J. Converse, D, Gallagher, T. Wilson, P. Bicknell, T. Hotaling. Girls’ Soccer Ceam ‘ 5 i H i | ) Girls’ Athletic Banguet 63 Athletic Banguet At the closing of the school year, all the athletes and cheerleaders look forward to their banquet. Our guest speaker, Mr. Robert Goodwin, was a coach at St. Lawrence University. Awards, such as most valuable player and most improved players were given to Varisty and Junior Varsity players. The girls' athletic teams also participated in the presentations. Sue Hayes received the most valuable player award, for basketball, while Jennifer Waite made the most points and Karen McKnight was the most improved, Everyone is look- ing forward to this year's banquet. aD = ey Elementary 68 2 ; gr er | | PHLE SE oe $ $ 2 4 ee 25, ae, : Sy ite . Bat CP oF ya ar ye Back to front: Mr. Phippen, S. Barney, G. Wood, P. Norman, H. Tallion, A. Hampton, T. Parker, T. Gary, S. Weller, M, VanWormer, T. Mittelsteadt, J, Arquette, D. Wilson, B. Phillips, R. Viau, R. Nelson, J. Garlough, J. King, B. Sampier, T. Daby, E, Cool, D. Exware, W. Young, L. Wilson, A. Castle, R. Cox, C, Hartson. Tins S - o Sith Grade Mrs. Wilcox, teacher's aid, helps a young student. Back to front: Mrs. D. Adams, R. Hazelton, J. Hart, B. Remington, D. Clark, D. Bump, V. Fraser, Y. Sochia, A. Ri- chardson, J. LaBar, C, Harper, R. Mosher, T. Gibson, J. Russell, K. Beha, B. Cameron, T. Jacot, R. Scrimpsher, M. Ferguson, S. Phippe n, R. Burnett, C, Alger, R. Phippen, B. Thompson, M, Gary, G. Planty, D. Gallagher, B, Barrett. tg + e ES EN 3 Garlough, R. Frederick, L. Law, D. Clark, M. Scudder, ai a V. Fefee, J. 4 Back t C, Sochia, J. Smith, M, Miller, S. Phippen, L. Scrimpsher, P. Gary, P. Charleston, P. Wood, S. Kelley, A. Maine, D, Bartlett, J. Empey, E. Wilcox, R, Labarge, F, Bump, M. Sheldon, G. Sampier, D, Austin. Absent: K. Parker, R. Phil- lips. i Fifth Grade se ‘ Back to front: R. Snyder, L. Moulton, N. LaRue, B. Weller, K. Gibson, R. Farr, R. Hazelton, L. Wilson, C. O'Neil, J. Swinyer, V. Grudowski, L. Fraser, T. Smith, P. Burnett, T. Murray, L. Phillips, T. Baldwin, J. Jacot, D. Wells; J. Rody, S. Wilson, B. Hayes, J. Martin, G. Webb, K. Hughes, J. Parmeter, R. Weaver, V. Parker, Absent: L. Barrett. Fourth Grade 72 nell, K, Barton, J. Exware, R, S. Phelix, D, Wilson, H. Jenkinson, R. Murray, A, Wilcox, T. Alger, J. LaShombe, B. Chevier, R. Crump, R, Bump, S. Bartlett, J. Richards, T. Moulton, C. Scharett, W. Law, G. Gibson, J, Gilbo. ce . Ss eS oe Back to front: C, Benjamin, B. Caringi, R. Charleson, S. Randolph, D. Robinson, B. Campbell, Kingsley, S. Barlow, Mrs, Murphy, M. Perry, J. Gary, A. Castle, K. Garlough, T. Wilson, T. Young, L. Fuller, S. Miller, T. Norman, R. Austin, L. Jacot, T. Tyler, K. Wilcox, R. Parker, K. Hanson, K. King. 74 Back to front: Mrs. Rorker, D. Sheldon, A. Law, V. VanWormer, J. Benjamin, B. Remington, J. Tyo, D. Taylor, C, Scharett, Y. McCanns, C. Gibson, H, Cameron, M. King, J. Tebo, W. White, D. Phillips, B. Lewin, K. Burnett, K. Planty, W. Richards, M, LaShombe, T, Jacot, J, Hayes, A. Ashlaw. Chird Grade Back to front: C. Phippen, L. Hotaling, L. Keener, P, Parker, J. Converse, P. Planty, L. Caringi, Mrs. Katner, T. Cook, D. Lindsay, J, Porter, S. Hart, B, Frederick, S. Spence, J, Mcintosh, S. Snell, D. Phelix, S. Kelley, D. Robinson, S. Demo, J. Waite, G. Miller. Second Grade @, go ' ¢ � LLOCOS a x j id Back to front: Miss Elliott, T. Higgins, S. Richardson, M. Hayes, C. McCanns, B. Norman, R. Weck, J. Sevey, M. Woodard, J, Randall, K. Koen, M. Warner, P. Bartlett, A. Sochia, L. Taillon, D. Sullivan, B. Bailey, D. Jacot, R. Richards, F, Beha, J. Williams. Absent: Lisa Hotaling. 76 Back to front: Mrs. Kirk, L. Tebo, J. Lucas, L. Taillon, P. Sampier, R, Parker, C. Golden, P. Randall, James, H. Maine, B., Woodard, R, Conklin, P, Planty, O. Ashlaw, E. Scrimpsher, R. MacGibbon, D. Tyler, K. Wisner, J. Davis, S. Bailey, S, Mitchell, Back to front: Mrs, Regant, K, Burnett, T. Butterfield, D. Mossow, K. Randolph, M. Parker, B. Meashaw, T. Tyler, C Golden, J, Dalphin, M. Tyler, A, Mason, J. Jenkinson, B. Michaud, D. Culver, C, Phippen, J. Sullivan, S. Hoyt, P. Russell, F. Perry, M. Taylor, J. Michaud, P. Chevier, J. Frederick, . oe . First Grade Back to front: Mrs, Lenney, H, Miller, T. Mosher, M. Snell, C, Thomas, A. Randall, R. White, R, Robinson, K. Hayes, G, Snell, J. Charland, E. Planty, A. LaBaff, C. Williams, D. Dalland, T. Davis, A. Seybert, N. Cook, M. Clark, J. Meashaw, S. Corbine, B, Hazelton, R. Hughes, M. Mitchell, B. Collins, K. Jacot, C, Sebastian, T. Remington, Ab- sent: S. Meashaw. 79 | E. Maine, L. Smith, L. Votra, K. Perry, K. Waite, C. Jacot, R. Fenner, B. Butterfield, B. Grudowski, M. Baldwin, L. | e on va aca He AN Na Bis! Ny More es SE Ate tr eat NAY te Back to front: T. Durant, J. Nelson, T. Sweeney, K. Taylor, S. Moulton, Mrs. Williams, L. Planty, B. Corbine, L. Law, Williams, : | L} 80 Kindergarten he’ ‘ .:; 4 Back to front: T, Crump, J. Barlow, K. Kelley, P. Thompson, C. Parker, G. Correll, H. Gallivan, Mrs. Thompson, N. Mitchell, J, Lucia, L. Votra, T. Caringi, T. Planty, K. Miller, V. Pearl, C. Grudowski, K. Tyler, M. Randall, R. Conklin, E, Phillips, A. Parmeter, D. Wright. 81 ee A dministration Faculty ESOT 84 Mr, Tyler The class of nineteen hundred and seventy-four has now the threshold of full responsibility in an ever changing society, A day of shortages, high prices, and unemployment will challenge each and every one of our gradu- ates, Plan on acquiring the skills needed in our society so you can overcome these problems that face all of us ..... for now you must assume your role in our society, ; q wo oa = oH ea) WY 5 86 Back to front: Mr. D. McKnight, Keener, Board of Education Mr. R, Bicknell, Mr. L. Barton, Mr. D. Kingsley, Mr. H. Wilson, S. Aikens, Mrs. Parent — Ceacher Night Part of our National Education Week festivities was Parent-Teacher night. On this night parents came to receive their childrens’ report cards and visit teachers to discuss any particular problems their children might be having. The National Honor Society and Student Council provided guides to help parents locate classrooms. Following these visitations parents and teachers gathered in the cafeteria for refreshments, At this time, parents and teachers were able to meet in a more informal atmosphere, The evening was a great success for all that participated, 89 so 3) oe = a ) QO =) n a = a Mr. Adams ‘cmap! ce S) 4° E g (az a = a Gyre SEER EG : ere x Eee Mrs, Menieur ad tee laa BPE ee Mr. Vacarro Mr, Aiken Mrs, Phippen Citizen Education Departmen 92 seeeee ee eee ew APT skbchelplertes poeeeeee Mr. Cox Department ty 6 SS S NG a Psychology Class Che Resource 75 students from grades 2-12 help to keep the resource center running smoothly, These students make up the Junior and Senior Library Clubs. They have reorganized the lib- rary under Mrs, Ramsdell's direction. All books and their sign out cards are color coded by section, The books are arranged under a simpli- fied Dewey Decimal System. The k-3 students have a listening corner which consists of a T.V., re- cord player, flimstrip projectors, chalk boards, puzzles, coloring books, puzzle sheets and story books. This corner is open all day long for the student's use. : i j i li i | Center The junior and senior high school students have a new section of paper- backs as well as sports and fiction books which are available for their use. They also have a record player with earphones which is used throughout the day, as well as a variety of puzzle sheets. There are tapes, teaching sheets and filmstrips on various topics available to teachers as well as a professional shelf. The Resource Center is open to grades K-12 on a free flow basis. Mrs, Riehl KEYBOARD ot o 7] = = a Mr. Kaufman Che Arts 96 Mrs. Richie After 5 years of teaching, Mrs. DeHoney is leaving us. Always hav- ing something interesting to do, the students look forward to her classes, We hate to see such a fine teacher go. She will be missed by all who have had her! Mrs, DeHoney Math Department Mr. Delosh Mr. Rhoda int 1SS M ™, 8 “eo G ww Ee = mS Pet ed eocoseerne® ease? Mrs. Harmon : : S SG sual Li Audio — V, Mr, Binan ix =| ° = rm wo ry u a a Drivers’ Education 103 Mrs, Kingsley Secretaries Goldsworth Mrs. Groebler Mrs, Clark Cafeteria Staff : 104 Back to front: H. Phippen, M. Costa, H. Champney, T. LaPoint, W. Remington, J, Bradish, C. LaBar, R. Dougan, J. Clark, R. James, L. Binan. Kus Drivers On a Coffee Break? B. Bruce, Se Clark Custodtans Parker, W. Richardson Ree Grune LV. Mr, Clark Back to front 106 HM bitte i a Hn a HHA ‘ eat) HHH 4 EHH Cay! HR HH, it Hi Group... cal le Our Cheatr. 108 cople we apprectate! Parishville’s first crosswalk! Special Events Ads “Where Minds Meet’’ 1978 Variety Show Many performers gathered together in our 1973 Vari- ety Show to give to an expectant audience, a few minutes of laughter, excitement or just pleasing entertainment, As usual the boys kickline was the hit of the show. Not only did students participate in the Variety Show, but also members of the community contributed their time and energy into making the show a success, Due to every- one's help, we were able to raise the funds needed for our foreign exchange program, 110 atid Moving Up Day It's a day of fun and rewards, It's a day that everyone is looking forward to and is excited about. Some of the awards were as follows: Awards from Clarkson College for Participation in High School enrichment program, given by Mr, Cox to Robert LaRue, Gilbert Webber, George Col- vin and Ricky Trim; President's Speech, Steve Huto; The Society for Outstanding American High School Students, Teresa McKnight, Vladimir Hampl, Gilbert Webber, Susan Hotaling, Greg Peck, Linda Thompson, Robert LaRue and Randy Thompson, Randy Thompson awarded Susan Hotal- ing with a kiss and roses for being Miss Parishville, and Eva Hampl was runner-up for Miss Parishville, The best student award from Marine Midland National Bank was | given to Dannie Emlin by Mrs, Ramsdell, Parishville's outstanding students were, Greg Peck, Randy Thompson, Robert LaRue, Linda Thompson, and Gilbert Webber, Cit, Ed, awards were given to Susan Ho- taling, Angela Ferrari, Vladimir Hampl, Linda Phippen, Eva Hampl, Conservation award from Bailey's Greenhouse was given to Mike Barton by Mr, Seybert; and last but not least is of the class of '73 and its fair-well to Parishville and it's good luck to the rest of its students, 112 L§ Fate EUR ESS SUMIRN eset tst ies OR py tee i PCIe ORS TAREE Yearbook The Panorama Officers of 1973: Mrs. DeHoney, N, Wisner, S, Hayes, L, Kingsley, Sp: McKnight, H, Gushea, ee, Sti) + , @ es if ILE) . � . 7 44 e eeeeeeaees TRRER EEE SE | rd e geuat@eeaeaeas Hts ee PASS a a ae oe 4 % Lessee mss tl, Ra Cth esi ees Mal? ee gg eo OPH fi pata TAS Mr. Tyler receives his yearbook and the rose of remem- Shirley McKnight presents Mr, St. Andrews with a Bouton- brance, = . niere, 114 Dedication Ve eene ee efae et’ eee reage easeees eked ® aaee® eRe S sekeeeves Saccian tts Leees pane kees SRePe sss : 6S8S6.989 tebe eine® essen SSE RE RE Sees Se Le FRR 116 “Send a Mouse to College’’ The second annual cancer fund drive was held in April. Cancer Night was a success again due to the efforts of both library club members, YAC, students and faculty. The night began with a volleyball game between female and male faculty members, Both sides were cheered onto vic- tory by the talented boys cheerleading squad, The game was followed by a cake walk and a stuffed mice raffle. The evening ended with a basketball game between the female faculty and high school girls' team, Cancer With the help of a daffodil sale and individual rooms in K-6 which had a walk-a-thon, raffles, food sales and white elephant sales,,odds and ends sales and the room con- tests, the Cancer Fund was given a check for $851.65. oe eco i oa Best Wishes to the Class Of ’74 From THE TIMBER TAVERN AND TIMBER’S LIQUOR STORE Jerry Kelley Compliments From Photography By Arnold 49 Main St. P.O. Box 495 Massena, New York The St. Lawrence National Canton Potsdam Ogdensburg Governeur Madrid Heuvelton Norwood Harrisville Edwards Se ee eee KNOW YOUR NAVY F4D SKYRAY U.S. Navy Recruiting Station 20 Elm St. Potsdam, N.Y. 13676 Looking like the giant Manta Ray for which she is named SKYRAY, ranks as one of the world’s fastest fighters. Highly maneuverable and flying at far more than Supersonic speeds, the F4D cruises high above the task ready to intercept and destroy enemy aircraft. Aviation is only one of 70 fields the Navy has. If you are looking for a good job with good pay and benefits, look into the NAVY, it might pay you. 5 ee Country Appliance and Furniture Carpet and Bedding Brookdale Rd. Winthrop 389-4810 el 120 E.B. BOULDS NICHOLVILLE, N.Y. Pontiac—Ski-doo—GMC Chains Saws—New Holland Hartson’s General Store Route 3 Potsdam Groceries—Beer—Gas 328-2538 11-B Road BICKNELL BROS., INC. Potsdam Red Sandstone Concrete Blocks Sand and Gravel Telephone 315-265-3900 P.O. Box 699, Potsdam, N.Y. 13676 Sherman Heavy-Hauling Corp. State-Wide Heavy-Hauling Serving the North Country N.Y.P.S.C. 1.C.C. Authorities 36 Pine Street Potsdam, New York 265-7520 CHET BISNETT INC. Scrap Iron and Metal Dealer Structural Steel—Wiping Rags Box 171 Potsdam, N.Y. 13676 PHONE (315) 265-3860 SHELLY ELECTRIC Best Wishes Potsdam—Canton Rd. Potsdam, New York 13676 Co. Compliments of Potsdam New Car Dealers Potsdam, New York 13676 D.L. Thomas Kitchens and Baths Outer Market Street Potsdam, New York a Compliments of QUONSET STEAK HOUSE Outer Market Street Potsdam, New York ae. TENNANT ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE 142 MAPLE STREET Potsdam, New York 13676 Phone 315-265-5740 MURPHY’S GARAGE 15 ELM STREET POTSDAM, NEW YORK Compliments of c B A meal for your money Not a snack 2 Main Street Potsdam, N.Y. 13676 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ’'74 BRICHES EAST Arlington Hotel Hotel Facilities Restaurant and Coffee Shop Tudor Room—Pub Dancing In Purple Room Fri., and Sat. Nite Best Wishes To The Class of ’74 From Largest North Country Music Stock 29 Main St., Potsdam, N.Y. Phone 315-265-2872 Congratulations Robert B. Douglas Agency Inc. 4 Elm St. Potsdam, N.Y. Nothing but Insurance But everything in that Best Wishes BROWN AND TENNEY Electric Co., Inc. Electrical Contractors Potsdam, New York MONTGOMERY WARDS Depot—Raymond St. Best Wishes 265-5400 CAREY’S Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry Lenox China Towele Silverware 33 Market St. Potsdam, New York Ph. 265-6390 Visit our New Store ua� ! Best Wishes PARISHVILLE MARKET Meats, Groceries, Mercon Parishville, New York ELMER RANDALL Sand Gravel Crushed Gravel Top Dirt-Fill and Equipment Rental Home Phone 265-2405 Pit Phone 265-3180 Best Wishes Champney’s Garage and Service Station Parishville, New York Phone 265-7218 PATRON’S LIST Snyder’s General Store Fiacco’s American Motors and Jeep Dumont Builders J. R. Weston Inc. Potsdam Agency Co., Inc. Market Street Liquor Credle Equipment Family Shoe Store Kriff’s Furniture King’s Jewelers Hopkinton Fort Jackson Fire Dept. Courier and Freeman Potsdam Feed and Coal Ted’s Firestone Martin’s Maple Street Shell Breckenridge Oil Co. Book House National Army Store Pahler Packing White Hardware Co., Inc. Parishville Diner Remington’s Mobile Station Contributors Lorraine Ramsdell Ann Harmon William Lenney Evelyn Riehl Tommy Peet Mrs. Burgess Roger James Mr. Snyder Ruby Sheldon Mr. and Mrs. George Sullivan The Rupert Sheldon Family The Carl Remington Family The Dolphin Family The Gilbert Daby Family Brenda Bailey The King Wilcox Family The Gene Groebler Family The Stowell Bisnett Family The Herb Phippen Family Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. J. MacMullen Mr. and Mrs. Robert Phippen , Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Cameron Sid and Ferne Conklin Mr. and Mrs. Francis Bonno Mr.and Mrs. Richard Eakins Jim and Mary Jenkinson Holly, J. 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