Potsdam Central High School - Sandstoner Yearbook (Potsdam, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1956 volume:

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V : I ' 'www v : 5:: 7 z . i1a J' 'Q' ij , I , ,Y J ft I ' if 51 155. -s- 'Cf Through the year yes, through the four years, cate the 1956 SANDSTONER to you, Arthur Ballard, your cheery smlle hearty laugh smcere whom faculty and students alike endearmgly call friendship continual helpfulness and keen Art mterest m each one of us has msplred us to dedl - xgmj as a Y ti' W V .. X '37, yy , l t 5 Y I if ,io A '1- I .FHV e g Y 341412 NOVEMBER I ocroaen SEPTEMBER Freshrnnn Orientation . . . Sept. 9 Oct. 19 A D M I N I S T R I 0 N Time Our For Ginger' '... Oct. 21 Senior slarnlmrec . . . Nov. IU ,P- 11 An, To The Class ot 1956 any of vou, kt as truXy This Ks Your Year, dass of K956, and to m 1 I just that. Pts you Xeave the hahs of P. C. S., many of you for further formaX traknkng, and ah of you for more advanced education, X wouXd X k back on thrs year as just a start for somethkng hke to have you oo ' se and offer CS KO XDCYC21 much greater. The need for trained personneX contknu greater and greater opportunttkes, whue the need for the untraine seems to drop The country as a whoXe, has never been as consckous as now of the necessrty for more and better schoots and more an better trarnxng rn the schooXs Thxs rs evrdenced by radto, newspapers teXevxsron programs, the Governor s message, the Whtte H use Con ference and the generaX natxonwrde rnterest tn our educatxonaX needs Pts the apparent shortage of technxcahv tratned peopXe becomes more acute, ah of us are more consctous of the necessrty to gurde students rnto courses whxch heXp hh that need Your hnaX year has been one to remember rn the North n Pots dam, a new schooX was voted and the seawav became a reahty, as r s that you wth enyoy even more as me o many sch ooX actrvxtxe those future sefuX and happy nes shes for a u Xml 'Sf 1 Qs-'Y' Q9 vw XX H kgiflaai' 0 i'6b 7 in 1 ' If ' '?2ZeZ i'Ia ' 'W W We ff r 5s , I GW 75' ' 1 Q A 1 4.1b 5Dl ggi!! ine? 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Pfagel ,. -9 1 .. . .A big, 545 2 'y.1'.p',,'.Q ,Nf M A9 41,1 lJ,lfpg9,3,- 1 ' H - ,' '. - .- v ' wwf' f :J--P gr ..'g.--3+ ' Mg. ,I f.,rf ,g1r1-af-E, psig H.. rf zQg.gb1 ,',.' ,- 'R f. 11375 ,nj w,j,,'ad .', ,, ,'- 'Jn 1' ,- . -'gl tiff !,'.4' ,Ts V 0,14 bk ga ' 1 14dg+'l',3 :ww , f :fffgf ff Q - of mf ,I a3vfz'fxA,fN z'f.: 4-ff-z kg - gf ygnffgc-., ffyjigfrgea,rv:,, f:f'A 'v.f.j5,., lf, I , :IW A iffi'nr:.:. .Z -' r-J .. .1 e 4jiry'9t 'Q' 474,151 'F'.2'?'s 15211 v-:...5,. jf .m.,wt fm' lf, 1,:ww'-me . f tm Q , 1 fi. ,pay QM f-4. ' ' r A' ' H f 3 'Ami' if 'se'-.?E3W:9 ' -b ,-25. , , ' Patricia Follett, secretarvg A. A. Kingston. principal. Margaret Gollahcr, vice-principalL -lolin NlcNlann, guidance tlircctor: Barnett Corbin. administrative assistant. Administration Board ot Education Fifi! Rose: Nlr. liranlclin Kellogg, Nlrs.Cl1arlesl7.Campliell,lJr. liclxxartl S. l'rescott.presitlent1 Nlrs. Nlarion Ricliard- son, Mr. Frederick Ortel. Szmnd Row: Nlr. litlwin xv.lDC3I1S,,lT.1Nll'.liC0l'H6 K. Swan. Nlr. Walter R. llilieolialcl, Mr. Eldon Selleclc. .fo SQHPV of Nfl Q lf? Mia!! MM' a l QMAJL WW l fluff ,Il fl 1 4 A ,lt John McMann, social studiesg Donald Parisian, 7th gradeg Margaret Gollaher, science: Mary Kirkwood. social studies: William Lewkowitz. science: Robert VVaters. mathematics, science. Seatfd: Elinor McGill, 7th gradeg Marion Gibson. art: George Cuppernull, musicg Sharon Lozier. dental hygiemstg Lucy Dwyer, school nurse. Standing: Betty J-ay, physical educa- tion: Henry Sullivan, music: Raymond Harrington, physical education: Margaret Bel- fT'l0l If. ITIUSIC. Faculty 8 if 1 xi K y W r, I 57 f 'X in df yo I I If lf! Qi' 4 N W 5-iii! Frm Rmc: Marjoric Pattison, librarian: Barnett Corbin, lfnglishg Margaret Stevenson, lfnglislw, l.ating Dolores Martin, l'inglisl1.Sfffn1a' Roco: Frances Merriman. lfnglish. l rencl1:Herlwert Dewey. lfnglislig ,loann Ferriss, Sth grade: Mildred Stiles. lfnglislwz Cecelia Nye, Nth grade. l f, X tif li- Ig, S--S f? Q 5' 'ffffll I fir t R 4 Marguerite Sturclex ant commercial f eraldine 'Nolan liome economica Szf nd R w lamce Murplmx Commercial law mathernatice Curtis Bristol commercial rence Mclntxre incluitrial irts Vlard Chaee Mr. Lewkowitz's biology class studies the circulatory system. Nlidyears are near, and intermediate algebra students pre- pare carefully. Busy students worlt hard in the lihrary Classes W--., 2 its an 1 M M, J Z i 5 riiz' W S' E' X' l 4 l 1 -s I ' V4 I 1,47 we l , K ' 1 X A ,N ., 'i, fi ,,,, I3 j1,'ifQ I I f W w 1' X ,,,- , . X ,ig f VJ. i 5:4 is w f , ' 4 if - .4 J in: ff ie The Freshman earth science class analyze a contour map. Nlr. Bristol explains to his hooklceeping class the way to make an entry in a Journal. Ann Louise Barnett and Marie Wright prepare their projects for the annual display. i Q3 in I -f QCD C9 Art Exhibit an 'Q' 5 4i'f',,rsi ' Q1 At the Art Fxhihir on Maw' 26, 1955. the rural schools also show artwork in the gym,i julia Smith, Joyce Theohaltl, and Carol Pitcher show their skill in painting. MV.. .......-. , lfrwin Selleclt and Samuel Greenhlatt explain atomic avia- tion. Wbodworlting projects are displayed hy the hoys. 5, UK ANTI J laillflll -:wus-Q., 5:1 - w- . Ck. 5. ' X SENIOR OEEFICE.RS4flZ'f,fZ Roux E. Swan, treasurer: K. Hadley, secre- tary. Szmnd Raza: 'lf jebo, presi- dentg C, .-Xrnolcl, vice-presidentg N. McKenna, business-manager. jL'NloR OFFICERS-FIIU2 Row: R Putnam, president: Nlatejka secretary. Second Row: G. Lord business managerg D. McLennan vice-president: Kendall, treas llI'Cl', LEADERS OF OUR YEA SoPHox1mtH 0EPlCE1RS7fET7,Vl Row: D. Nlclnennan, vice-president, Src- nnd Row: W. layler, secretaryg, J, ' Lord, treasurer. W. Stevensbn, , president. . f mlenrg 'lf Hayes, president. SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Fin! Row: Miss Gollaher, adviser: 'lf vlelwo, presidentg M. Sullixm Sandstone: eclltor R Olds l Rockwell 'N McKenna, lmusiness manager. Szrmzd Roux' lf. Swan. treasurer: M. Deans Sanclstoner asslstant eclltor lx Hacllex secretary: C. Arnold. vice-president: l'. Barrows. .flbferzts li. VVhire M' IJRESHMAN OFFICERS: D. Nighren- gale, treasurer: M. Hutchinson, secretary: C. cEOI'1llS, VlCC'l7l'CSI' v ' .'-A-0 I '- J , -- , '- ,, , 6. . . was -- - .. . . -' -,Q .6 - .,.' , 4' . . 'v,,.'y'!3f H ' 'x -xnfa P. J r .- '72 fifth' 5 'Sf , . . . . 1 A. ,Q , 7 'Ns xv. Mi ' h 9 ' x f 4 fab, . '1-dw ' M. V' ' Nazi, N A I , fs Q . 75- ,, W' gf 2... '-Q, is . ,. - 1 gf?-,kg Q-i!. ,r'n1f'-.4 'uvgg ,4-4-':e.4Q,'1 t -,Qty A -'M' k x U 1 ' wifzfpmyfw FV md WWW 55, 4 X , 4' . 4 X J ,E . ' wi? 'A ' k 'Q i 1 -0 v V 'Z f, :1 5 .-y H , f f , , . ,, 4 , , 7 I 1 ,1 -X I I xt ' f 4 ff ' I s I' or o- U g xx 1 , ' Af 1' If I 1 8 f ' 4 -. ..l . I Rf, 23 93 -19, . A 4 ,f , .. , 4b:m.':'ft-' -,qv Y, W. . ,' ,gsm The Honors -' 1 f h Y Q. lg o t e ear f 'fm T Every year the D.A.R. sponsors a state- wide essay contest for senior girls. Mollie Joe Deans, Marlene Sullivan, and Elaine Swan were chosen by their classmates to write essays on The Spirit of '76 in 1956. The American Legion sponsors each year a program to acquaint the youth of New York with the democratic functions of gov- W ernment. Thomas -Iebo was chosen by his - class to attend Boys' State at Colgate Uni- llgggle Joe Deans, Valedic- Wenda Carter, Salutatorian. versity, June, SENIOR HONORS Thomas blebo, chosen on the basis of per- Mollie joe Deans, chosen for personality Mollie Joe Deans 94 M sonality, scholarship and extra-curricular leadership, patriotism, and scholarship vvenda Carter I 933, activities, represented Potsdam at Boys' wrote the D.A,R. essay. Patricia Paquette 93.37 State' Sue Sturdevant . 93,24 A Porter Barrows . 92.40 Elaine Swan . . 92.21 ' Marilyn Goodspeed. , . . . 92.15 Y' Deborah Beeler . 91.40 4 Carolyn Arnold . 91.17 ' Victoria VVaters . 90.97 V Kay Hadley. . . 90.10 ' ' Marlene Sullivan 89.90 Carol MacMonagle 89.58 pq 9 ' Ellen Jenne . . . 88.90 X 1 fly Carolyn Brown . 854.65 l '7 1 l Thomas .Iebo . . XX.-ll gflyrna W'atson . 88.33 A I arolyn NVilmarth X800 f W, ' ' Phyllis Rockwell . avail f',- Frances Gilroy . 245.80 'ff V. ...,.. QAM gli, . K .. .,,.,.,,, Q- HoNoR STUDENTS-Fffff Row: D. Beeler, P. Barrows, P. Paqllette, M. gl. Deans. W. Carter. 'lf jebo, C. Nlacklonagle. SKCIHII1 Roux' C. Brown, F. Gilroy, P. Rockwell, M. Sullivan. M. Watson. E. Jenne. C. Wilmarth, V. Waters. C. Arnold. K. Hadley. Nl. Goodspeed. F Swan. Abnnt: S. Stllrdevant. .3 .. W9 6 , . o Q. . 4. lg, firft Row: K, Capiui, Sports fo-liilitrmrg VV. furter. -l. Hayes, S. l,aNlere, M. NICKCHHU.S!L'lI7Ic1'RfI'lL'.'ivl.SlIlllVIlI1. l'illlf0l'2 NlCKCl'1I121 Business Manage-r: Nl, Fl. Deans, :Xssistnnt lfclitorg Mrs. Stevenson. .Mlviserz bl. llieolwzilil, ,Xtt liilitorg Y. lYatc-rs, Nl. Gooilspeecl l.iterz1ryl'idit0rLl', l'L1qllette.lypim4lfilitor. Third Rfic4'.'G.Y.ir1 Note, N. l,. Barnett. R. Cook. Sports fo-liilitorg D. lleeler. Cf Pitclier N1.W1irs0n,S. furuso. lf. lgitlinrn. K. llznlley, ll, Rocl:well,k'. NYilinurtl1,l'. .-Xlilricli. l'he Samlstoner stag planned layout. Mollie joe Deans, assistant editor. Nlrs. Stevenson, adviser ancl Xlarlene Sullivan. eclitor. checlienl plans. 5- Db 8 yv 'l., l , CJ mu SENIORS lll-'LEN I'A'l3RlCl.-X Axmwts . . . IV. Cheerleader Zg Varsity Cheer leatler 3. -lg Intramurals I, Zgxlunior I'rom 31 5Cl1lOVA'2ll11l'U0l'CC -l .lumps l,AL'l. An.-nts . Varsity Club lg 2. 3, -lg Intramurals Zg ll restllngll' Junior Prom 3: Senior Jamboree -lg Gun Club Ig f Lstitiifigiiffpgrtltibj. 'VH 173. I rv r 3 . I fffxbkfi CD rf L U2 rn. N-If -lamboree -l. D IVIFRRILI. JOSEPH Ames . . . Yarsitv Club l, 2, 3, -lg Football 1, Lllfflpl 2: Track 2: lVrestliFg lg Seniorgblaimboree -lv I , ,741-L' L wmv ll 2 A MIL vw NEA 1 emji ' V 'V ' '5 1 e 0 I af lo- W' lj-'UU ,olyv-Zen YT? ,bi1lZNcE ARNOLD , . . Short Story Award 2g Class Cl- YYice .ifnt 3. -lg Senior Ifxecutive Committee -lg Chorus 2, ' -lg Nationa' Honor Society 3, -lg G.A.A. 3, -lg Intramurals 3. -lg DCA Photography Club -lg Ski Club -lg ,lunior Prom 3: Senior ,Iamboree -lg Bowling 3: Operetta 2. ur-fv. :Ja ent., 'gnu 1'f..'fsf.7-A bv' 35:-' Ffh a xxxvka Aj 6 V-151+ , eS1:'ly5sq, ' 1-T- X'Xn Q QL' -'DMI' 0549' l -AS 4SHg's.S l ANN l,oL'is1e IBARNIQTI' . . . Poetry Awarcl lg High Salesman Nlagzizine Drive 3g Band I, 2, 3, -lg Chorus l. 2, 3, lg Orchestra Ai 1 I, 2, 3, -lg Yearbook Stall' -lg lI.A.A. 3, -lg Intramurals 3, -lg Photography Club 3, -lg Presitlent -lg Ski Club -lg ,lunior l'rotn 3: Senior Jamboree -l. Al.l4l1R'l' I'oR'H-:R lhkktrws , . . Senior lfxecutive Committee -lg N.Y.S,S.lN'l.A. I, 2g Howard Sanfortl Nlemorial Awarcl 3g Clarkson College Award 3g llausch 81 l,omb Honorarv Science .-lwartl 3: D..-l.R. Ciootl Citizenship Award 3g Class llresiclent 2g llancl l, 2, 3, -lg Chorus l, 2, 3, lg Orchestra I. 2, 3. -lg Na- tional Honor Soeiety 3, -lg Presitlent -lg Basketball lg Varsity Basketball 2, 3, -lg Co-Captain -lg l3aseball I, 2, 3, -lg Senior Jamboree -lg Operetta lg Varsity Club 2, 3. -lg Football I. 2, 3. -lg C0-Captain 4, IDI-.BORAll I'iLLEN lirzialaeu . . , Band 3g Chorus Z, 3, -lgllrchestra 3g National Honor Soeiety 3, -lg Vice-llresiclent -lg Yearbook Staff -lg Intramurals -lg Photo ra whx Club -l unior Prom 3: ' -' 1 S 1' 15. , . Ba .-, 3, -lg Chorus lg 2, 3. -lg 0rd5l'est,Pfrl Low im d 1 7 -l Nationnl lhespia CTX f .4f, 1- vjgm --.3. :. ' 1 'ns JJ .,-I 3, -lg Eoothall 2: , 3, -lg Baseball I. 2, -lg Golf 2. 4: ll? fyhowgraqihyg Ski Club 3g ,Iunior Prom 3g Senior D . ' ig 1 j L ,I Senior -lamboree -l. t: X 4'3 K4 - ,J 5 Jw '- uf X . J 13 Sl' 1 3 -7 1 'Bi Frl5F-suttwti-s'g1 ndl 7 ' f3?Igml5g5Fe 4- 3? Cv ,4- li J? L3 f X' iw' wh xx f - X1 ff-' ,V 3 . , 1 A , pr v C59 K 1 .Y if ' 3' BROVVN . . , Band 1, 2, 3. -lg Chorus l, 2, 3, X 3X3X?fOrcl6tr1h32 -lg National Honor Society 3. -lg GA..-X. 3, -lg ., I , V. e U , I W , - . rrxgagitlrals, 1, -l Ski Club-lg I hotography Club 3, -l. -lunior .f'bPro 3g Senior Jamboree -l CLIFI-'olum WILLIAM ALIIRICH . . . Yearbook Stall' lg Intra- rals 2, 3g Varsity Basketball 3g lunior I'rom 3g Senior I. 1956 l..-xwiu3NcE CoNNF1.i.Y Baowra . . . Intramurals 1.2. 3g 'liruck 2g Baseball l, 3g Kronikler Z: Senior Jamboree 4. Joni Cuiusrixr Batsii' . . .Chorus 2, 3.11.4-l. 3, 4g Intra- murals 2. 3, 4, Kronikler 2, 3: Junior Prom 3g Senior Jamboree 4. KATHRYN PATRICIA Cavizzi . . . I,.B.B. Athletic Award 2g Yearbook Stalf4g G.,-XA. 1, 2, 3, 4g President 3g Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Kronikler 2, 3, 4: Girls' Sports Iiditor 2, 3, 43 Pho- tography Club-Ig Junior P om 3: Senior Jamboree 4. .Z ' , Richman CARDINM ,... s l, 3g Football 1, 2, J.V. J Basketball 2g Baseball 2, 3, 4. ,A-an Amviluaflr-A69 M M .33 . .ws 'e-44. -Jlcnng - cf..-, I 3 - 195 B s-74-4.9 'A-au! fob!-I -if C2 v 7,446 -4411 -aggq 440 WENDA B1.Auvisi.'r CART:-:it . . . First P LC Senior Jamhoree,.gl-4..4..-I 'lialent Show lg Good Citizenship Award 3, Poetry Award lg . Hand l, 3, 41 Chorus l, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Societv 3 4' Secretarv 4' Yearbook Staff 4' Yational NI? 1 u 'lihespians 3, 45 Ihtramurals 4giSki Club 3, JuniorAProm 3, A na-44 Serwkyuore I W . J'-5:7-ev--' .,a,,., me SHARON l'Ql.izAateTH Cmccso . . . Chorus l, 2, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, GAA. l, 2, 3, 49 Intramurals l, Z, 3, 4g Kronikler 2: Junior Prom 3g Senior Jamboree 4. Hi-1l.leNl,oL'isHCHAsi-'. V, Almmfy' li Sjfbh' . 'AIZAX in 'flppvuc F. Q, 4- Qcdihfiefp' 4' Q Summa Jmx CHENEY . . .Junior OA. l. Certihcate 3a Senior 0.fX.'l'. Certificate 3, Competent Typist Award 33 Subject Filing Award 4, G..4.A. lg Intramurals lg Kronikler 2. 3, 4g Junior Prom 3: Senior Jamboree 4. A ' X . .I- qu.. gl, jp .afg ,.u ' l ' .L L ,!,r, .. L -- 4 1 L -'-f I I , K Q A I I v f - Y L f Aff I J , 5 D 'P RICHARD NIORSP. Cook . . . Class President la lland 4g Year- book Stalff 4: Co-Sports liditor 4g National 'lihespians 4: Stu- dent Council lg Football I. 2: Basketball I, 21 Varsity Basketball 3, 4, llaseball 1gGolfl, 2. 3.4. Kronikler 3, Pho- tography Club 3, 4, Junior Prom 3: Senior Jamboree 4g Courier-Freeman Sports Column 4. RUBY NIAY Conn' . . . Transferred from Hudson, New York. 'r ,,6d4f' SENIORS Nlol,l.u-3 JQSIEPHINIE Dr:ANs ..., All-State 3, 4: Short Story Award 2: Language Award 3: Senior lfxecutive Committee 4: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Chorus I, 2: Urchestra l. 2, 3, 4: Pep liand Z: National Honor Society 3, 4: Yearbook Stall' 4: Assistant Iiditor 4: National Thespians 3, 4: Secretary 4: Intramurals 2, 4: Kronikler Z: Photography Club 3: Ski Club 3, 4: Junior Prom 3: Senior Jamboree 4. JUANNE CAROL DETVITI' . . . Junior Prom 3: Senior Jamboree 4. I Lois lVIARII'I'I?0MlN Competent Typist Aw 3: nior O.A.'l Certihc fJ..A.T. ' tiliczlte : Sub' Fil- i . rd4: . .3, , '. s,3, ro' er2,3, dfluyixini r0 3: Senior mb e 4 05 X' . Q K' CA af lj Ncs NN GILROY , . . Band 2: Chorus 2, 4: G.A.A. l, 2, 4: 4 tramurals 1, 2, 4: Kronikler 1, 2: Senior Jamboree 4: Bowling 9 4: Square Dancing Club 1: Ping Pong Club 2. 1 ,J .r ug' -L'- 1 -,V . If 'fr J, 1 4, vt- ,w if l .3 4 N. 1 ., T' 4J vV,LII ' -NL 'LI'T 4yiMt' L I,,J1LS 1 ze Y. .v LAVL' ..L' JA, 'ff :W -I.Y I ' 5 Li. -MW' IJ ' af gl V' :VCP buy' ,,4ul.fU' L V VIP . , of . A A I ,M MARILYN JoYci-2 Gooosvmio . . , Short Story Award 2: N.Y.S.S.M.A. 4: Band l, 2, 3. 4: Chorus l:0rchestra 1, 2: 3, 4: ' -t National Thespians 3 4- Intramurals 3: National Honor So- ciety 3, 4: Year 4: Literary iditor 4: Ski Club 3, 4: Junior Pr e ' mboree . I? 5-'IW ,,4 'or3 CAR I AB HENE . . . Poetry Publication 1, 2: Band ' .1 , 3: Nationa Thesvpians Z, 3, 4: Scribe 3: onikl r P lfdit ,Photography Club 3, 4: Junior ' 3: lor e 4. JAY I f:.'::KAY l.oL'isi1 HADLIEY.. .Shorthand Speed Certificate 3: Com- lete Theory Award 3: Junior O.A.T. Certificate 3: Senior I B..A,'l'. Certificate 3: Competent Typist Award 3: Class Secre- QX: Qtary 3, 4: Senior Executive Committee 4: Subject Filing ,r., 2-1Award 4: Ore-hestra I, 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: I. fYearboolgStya I4: Intramurals 3, 4: Kronikler 2, 4: Typing I Q fEdit6r 4:BJLif'ii'. Prom 3: Attendant to Queen 3: Senior Jam- ih idnoreoqz loxvl' H 4: Ge0Hraphic Filing Award 4. I ' ' ' X- f lt 1 .R ,Re xg fx V 3 - A t gp Y Y-4 WAYS xt J K 'JoANNr-: I'II,lZARli'l'H HAYES . . . Chorus 4: Yearbook Stal? 4: 55 :pix .3 'I 'fgtudent Council l. 4: Secretary-Treasurer 4: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Q X: :U X, x Recording Secretary 3: President 4: JAI. Cheerleader 2: Var- '-? B 'wjsity Cheerleader 3, 4: Intramurals l. 2, 3, 4: Kroniklt-r l, 4: ff 'RYQ Art lftlitor 4: Junior' l'rom 3: Senior Jamboree 4. .' s ' ' NANCY JEAN Hoover! . . . G,A.A. 1, 2, 4: Intramurals 1, Z, 4: Kronikler l, 2. 3, 4: Art liditor 3: Co-lfditor 4:SeniorJamboree 4: Bowling 4: Tap Dancing I: Subject Filing Award 4: Pro- cedures lfiling Award. Ronricr CARSON Jftxivs . . . Varsity Club 1: 2, 3. 4: Intra- IS murals 2, 3, 4: Football 4: llockey l. 2, 3. 4: Junior l'rom 3. . Wm 1, A 1701!-, .bloj-J, 1956 ilaimms C,uii1RoN li-iw . , . liovs' State 3: Class Business Nlanzmcr 3: Class l'rt'Sitlc-nt 4: Senior ltxeciitivc' Ctitnmittve 4: liaiml l. 2. 3. 4: Cliorus l. 1. A.414,lt'lN'SlI2l 1.2: Pep llanil l. 2. 3, 4. National llonor Socictv 1. 4: lntramirfals 3: lizislcetlmll l. 2: 'lirzick l. 2: xlunitir l'i,oui 3:51-nior -lziliiilmwe 4. l liix 4.1.-XIl,yll4NNF . . . Cboriis-4: Natiornl4lonor Society 3. 4 lxronikler 2. 4: PlIOfOLZl'2lPl1A'Qxllll'l 4: .luniog l-'roiii 3. Senior lamboree 4: Golf4: Ski Club 4. I , . RODNI-IYxA'..lliNNlNtiS . . . N.Y.S.S,Nl.A. 1, 2, 3,41 All-State 4: Band l. 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2. 3,4: Orcliestra 2. 3. 41 Pep Band 2, 3. 4:1 Student Council 4' Parliatiictitxtrian 4: Senior Jamboree 4. uw '4,,. .WIHC Q77 X ' ,'77n ' ,f Ng., 7 Lfivf uw? J T7 1.11: J '. :,w21,wp,:-fJ4 14,4 . , .x . ' 1 -.f I1 ? .QT7lfXf rf if if lzf rjlvfxff ' fl-Vfffflfx , 4, M if 16,97 Vg JM 2,2134-236.7 f I . Nl-nur jovcp VIoiiNsi1N!...Stuilcnt,Council2:G.A.A. 1.2. 3. ntramurals l, 2. 3, 4. Kronilcler l, 2, 3. 4: junior Prom 3: Senior .lamboree 4. liuormxs ivll-ARS KHNn.Ai.i .... Band 1.2, 3.4:Cborus 1, 2.4. Pep Band 1. 2, 3. 4: National 'lihespians 2. 3. 4: Kronilcler QNX Senior Jamboree 4 QV 4 Q .Os JY 5-9 r..' Q 0 te pci qooopipye xr.. Apr AMPNA NAA R LHARD josipiui Kiuzov . . . j.V. lfzisketliall Manager 4: Stnior Jamboree 4: Radio Club l. ' Bi-3vieiu.v :ANN l,.Al3.aiu.h . . , junior 0,A.'l'. Certificate 3: Senior O.A.'l'. Certificate 3: Competent Typist Award 35 In- tramurals lg Kronilcler 3. 4: -lunior Prom 3: Senior Jamboree 4. 'Arai-ii l.-xl i aw: .. lrack 2. 4. ANN Cmicicr l.AxiNs . . . G.A.A. 1. Z. 31 Intramurals 1. 2. 3: Kronikler l. Z. 3. 4: ,lunior Prom 3. Senior Jamboree 4. ix ANN l..ANlriai . . . Yearbook StaH'4. li A.A. 3. 4. lntra- ir..ils3.4: Kronikler 3.4: Pl1Ol0L1FllfYllj'Qvllll14L.llII'li0l'l,l'OI'Tl ,g,2p'10'1gg?2f2i2irf'Q2i:t4, 1 .fzadfyffffgg in 1 flf 1 f 1 f ,Q -U fly' L' 4 , ,fir -few VWM A C 0 I 34 'C' fn 1 'gy-fe! bu Ui :gf SENIORS BRUCE ARTHHR LAIWONDA . , . Intramurals 2, 3, 44 Football 4: Junior Prom 3: Senior Jamboree 4. DOROTHY I.. I..APoiNT. , . GAA. 1, 4g Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4g Junior Prom 35 Senior Jamboree 4. I'.Vlil.'I'N Rum l..AR.Axi1i: . . . GA..-X. l, 2, 43 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4: Kronikler 3, 41 Senior Jamboree 4. JMW ' . C. ATH . . Q r 5 Yearbook StafI4g Intra- 4, l 5 h y Cluh 3, 45 Vice-l'resident 35 - - lb r J 45 Golf 3. M E L . , CARIJI.k1JANE lVlAClVloNAG1,I-: . , . Band 45 Chorus 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 GAA. 45 Intramurals 4. Junior Prom 34 Senior Jamboree 43 Bowling 4. WENDi-31.1. Dousms NICCARKEAR . . . Intramurals 31 Junior Prom 35 Senior Jamboree 4: Gun Club 1: Square Dancing Club 2. IVIARGARET ANN NlCKI:INNA . . . Class Vice-President l, Chorus 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Student Council 1, 2, 4, GAA. l, 45 Varsity Cheerleader 45 Intramurals l, 45 Kronikler 2, 3, 45 Photography Club 1: Junior Prom 3:QSniorJamborge -Li -2 . 4 fl . 1 x fxhly -S V. iiXrsk at .Lb , YM vs R-- y, . . A 'Q E 'S is F ryxxi . NEIL JOSEPH McKENNA . . . Class Treasurer 1, 25' Smnibra fi f Q Executive Committee 4g Class Business Manager 45 Year 081: lx f f, Q Staff-45 Business Editor 41National'l'hespians 3, 45 Iwi t v X -Xi, it 45 Student Council 35 Vice-President 3: Hockey 1, 3, 4' s ini r V elf Prom 3, Senior Jamboree 4. se 1 :X A t xkg 5 4 X 'X f x VSNW A fx Q . Xl l IWTIJH S Q5 Q S I Ciiscfkc1h4+'1k5lDIill I-ZR... niorJamboree4. fi .ar . If Nazi ljx fri. I 'X-J J .X , I f KV-I ., Cf . -X vs 1 XX 2 xfkrlb KKK . Joi-IN EDWARD IVIURRAY . . . Varsity Club 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 4: J.Y. Basketball Z: Track 2, 3. I . -we ff i ..Y V I 1' , fw 1 H ! Q., J? ,J A IS -v.Js.,'s- xi, 'f-fcf- - lf -1-V V- R '- I I! -At- ...YL ue 5 MQ.. fzplx ii N J 1956 .X TELILABETH AGNES Mussfxw . . . G..-I..-X. I, 2g Intramurals I, 23 QKronikler I. 2, 3, 49 Junior Prom 3: Senior Jamboree 4: I .-BoWIing 2, 3, 4: Square Dancing Club 2. Y, I ' I DAVID l,. NEWTON . . . Gun Club Z: Junior I'rom 3a Senior N ' Jamboree 4. x N . . RAYMOND ANII-SCJIDS Bandl 7 3 4 Cho is I' . ,..,.,, fl ,2,3,' - Or hestra I, 2, 3, Pep Band I, 31 Intramurals 2, 4, . I o V V Kr nikler 2, Circulation Nlanag r 9 eggbf' 'Pr 5 . I -J' Ja boree 4: All-Sta 4. Q . Z. 1 ,. ' .Y ' 1 l X C7 SI I' y f V PATRICIA A 'i-:'i rii . . . Comple e Theory Award 39 IQ' Competent Typist Award 33 Junior O.A.'l'. Certificate 3, -- ' I Seb' r0.A.'li. Certificate 3: Shorthand Speed Certificate 3, z I i Subject. vling Award -In Geographic Filing Award 4, N.Y.S.S. A . . .Xl,,2g orus 1, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 41 National Honor -1 V 4, Sbcie V, : Yearbook Staff 4?-Typing Iiditor 4, Student , Counc g f .A.A. 1, 2, 4lgJ5sg3r'Cjh,eerleader I, 23 Intramurals ' .5 1, Z, 3 Ju ior Prom3 n I amboree 4: Dramatics Club -' pf lg l oetr1QjAvs rd 2. . fx V , 5 xy ,N , , 'ftvry 'xl r Q, lf A 20 ff, ' K f - . . , L Q t I.3i:NFgYiRulNiAilSlx RY fP,. G.. . TI, 2, 3, 4: Intramurals I, 2, 334: S if J ' b fi' , J erhorvljgiiik or? V0 I 41 .hfy X 'LGA .X J od' fy ' 'wo I., limiui JQJ-ich: 'l'. IJHAROAII . . . CI..-XA. I. 2: Intramurals I. 21 Kronikler Q Senior Jamboree 4. CAROL IiI.IZABI'1'I'H PITCHER . . . Yearbook Staff 4: G.A.A. 2: Junior Prom 3, Senior Jamboree 4. JOSEPH Di-:NNIS REGAN . . . Intramurals 3: Football 43 J.Y. Basketball I, 29 S nior Jamboree 4. ,QIM-,CL farm-X I Mhg w,f-ww-L pf' .44 41 Yo ,buf ?.,.,'4,1,5,' ffwyfli Aj A j fl , :it 135 Jr-325 YAY If IA,-flga 'J J-Q 5241.- 1Lf-fiijp - j X i W Craps Af 1 uf,-,, gigdf' fzfoe-J ,Ca-J fn' PHYLLIS . ARGARET Rocicwru .... Junior U..4.'l'. Certific te I 35 Senior 0.A.'I'. Certificate 3, Competent Typist Award 3, Shorthand Speed Certificate 3g Subject Filing Award 4, Senior Iixecutive Committee 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Year- book Staff-fg Student Council I, 3, 4, Intramurals I, Kronikler I, 2, 3, 45 Junior Prom 3g Senior Jamboree 4. RAYMOND LAWRENCE Sanur: . . . Chorus I, 2, 3, 4g National Thespians 4: Junior Prom 3, Senior Jamboree 4g Operetta I, 2, 3, 4. L SENICRS PATRICIA ANN SIEDLECKI . . . Chorus 19 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 49 Intra- murals l, 2, 3, 49 Senior Jamboree 49 Junior Prom 39 Subject Filing Award 49 Junior O.A.T. Certificate 39 Shorthand Speed Certificate 3. JULIA ANN SMITH , . .Art Award 39 Student Council 29 C A A 3, 49 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 49 Kronikler 3, 49 Junior Prom 3 Senior Jamboree 4. EMILY ELLA SNYDER. SUE JEAN STURDEvANT . . . Merit Scholarship Award 4, Chorus l, 2, 49 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 49 National Honor Society 3, 49 National Thespians 3, 49 Student Council 19 G.A.A. 19 J,V, Cheerleader 29 Varsity Cheerleader 3, 49 IntramIIrals l, 2, 3, 49 Photography ClIIb 3, 4: Ski Club 3, 49 Junior Prom 39 Senior Jamboree 4. KATHLEEN LORETTA SULLIVAN . . . Chorus l, 29 G.A.A. 1, 3, 49 Intramurals 1, 3, 49 Kronikler l, 3, 49 Junior Prom 39 Senior Jamboree 49 Tap Dancing 19 Bowling 4. MARLENE JOYCE SULLIVAN . . .Class Secretary 29 Class Treas- urer 39 Senior Executive Committee 49 Complete Theory Award 39 Competent Typist Award 39 Junior O.A.T. Certifi- cate 39 Senior O.A.T. Certificate 39 Shorthand Speed Certifi- cate 39 Subject Filing Award 49 Band 2, 39 National Honor Society 3, 49 Treasurer 49 Yearbook Staff 49 Editor 49 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 49 Corresponding Secretary 39 Vice-President 49 Intra- murals l, 2, 3, 49 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 49 Junior Prom 39 Senior Jamboree 49 Dramatics Club 19 President l. SONDRA SUE SULLIVAN . . . Band 2, 3, 49 Chorus 2, 49 G.A.A. 49 Intramurals 3, 49 Kronikler l, 2, 49 Photography Club 49 Senior Jamboree 4. ELAINE M. SWAN , . . Merit Scholarship Award 49 Chorus 1, 2, 49 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 49 National Honor Society 3, 49 Student Council 3, 49 Secretary-Treasurer 39 G.A.A. 19 Intramurals 19 Junior Prom 39 Senior Jamboree 49 Class Treasurer 49 Senior Executive Committee 49 Student Council Federation 49 Treasurer 4. STEWART HERBERT VISALCOTT . . . Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 49 Foot- ball l, 2, 39 Hockey l, 2, 39 Baseball 19 JIInior Prom 39 Senior Jamboree 4. 22 LYNN TIIATCI-IER . . . Chorus 29 G.A.A. 3, 49 Intramurals 3, 4: Kronikler 49 Feature Editor 49 Photography Club 49 Secretary 49 Junior Prom 39 Senior Jamboree 49 Bowling 2, 3, 49 Dra- matic Club l. f 'LP if . I ALJ: .kg 1956 JoYcJ:ZRUQ+vl'II5na LD . ,flkrt -Xu ard iz Yearbook Staff 4: Artjlf itoI1-'42 wer frorvkfg Seobbr Jamboree 4. , Li- QV71f il!' ia r. . si .1 l, 1' U gf I . K- - 4 i, V , A , I f - I Fit XJ- t vit AV? if ali. i I xg . i! fl.f,w,.l?'Jf5f'Kl if CJ' .Zim .iiwrum . , . Fql-irhali .,ri.n' Prou fs. senior W ' ' I Lf-.i I ., MJ fi 12 03-+4 If. w ,iyr I L, it l ' HP 'rfgxl lr ri F' If I ,X jyxf Rye U it if j ,LV NV GRETCHEN Yi N NoTIe . 2 . 'liwirler 2. 3, 4. Chorus I. 3. 4: Year- , Ll book Staff-45 National 'lihespians 3. 4. Intramurals lg Golf 2: Kroniltler l, Zg Photography Club i. 4. Junior Prom .ig Senior Jambor 4' Operetta 3- Howling 3: Ilramatics Club l. re t s- I XKMLLMQQ J I , . i it V CWD 'D N W + My V tr ll I' L X 0 NIARFXSCIC Imp: VVAUIICI, . 'horus 4: National Honor So- cfjy 3, L,tEYea b,6o'Ic St' 4: National lhespian' Society 4: A!1,Ii'It hffralfs 3yg'1Phot raphy Club 3, 4: Ski Club 3: Junior Prngi 3g Iijlni ler 4: enior Jamboree 4. ' MYRNA JEAN WYATSON . , . Complete Theory Certificate 3: Competent Typist Award 33 Junior 0.A.'li, .-Xwartl 33 Senior 0.A.'Ii. Award Kg Shorthand Speed Certificate 31 Subject Filing Award 4g National Honor Society 3, 4. Yearbook Staff 4. G.A.A. l, 2, 4g Intramurals 1.2, 41 Kronikler 3, 44 Interviews Editor 31 Ifditor 42 Junior I'roIII 33 :lttcntlant to Queen 32 Senior Jamboree 43 Dramatics Club l. ELEANOR J, WIIII I-1 . . .Class Secretary lg Class Yice-President 2g Senior Ifxecutive Committee 4. Student Council l: Cheerleader l. 23 Varsity Cheerleader 3. 4. Intramurals l. 41 Junior Prom 31 Queen 31 Senior Jamboree 4. GAII, PATRICIA WHITE . . . Chorus 4. CAnoI.YN 'lf WII,MAIt'I'H . . . National Honor Society 3. 4: Yearbook Staff 4g Photography Ifditor 4. Student Council 23 Intramurals 3, 41 J n'or ,Pr 3' Seni I' nboree 4. I Ita jZMJivgb11k'Jj?!,j,0'! Or -at U' Q ,WJ ww- J ,. . . I M' M Efgilfli NUQWNRIIQHT. . . Junior UA. l . Award .iz Subject ' J? , wifi -lg G..-X..-XL l, Z, 3: Intramurals l, 2, 3. Kroniltler if , iidhio Prom 3gnSepior Jamboree 4g Bowling 2. 3. 4. X I I- , . ' J 7 rx ' 'fr T F . ' 5 if ' J 9 f -,F 7 li X5 !f' I I I I A' if 'Y' 7 r ' ' I If if' J I-yr f I . ' QJGAIIY IZLAINE WRIGHT . . . Intramurals I. 3, 45 Kromkler 3g X Junior Prom 33 Senior Jamboree 4. 23 Zn imltmnrnam josnru P Tmcx C RBET1 b 17 1937-O rob l9 l99J r L Om 0 Alma Mater W RREN josnm-r Here ln the valley of the Racquette Rlver proudly Potsdam stands Here lt will lrve wrthm our hearts forever though through many lands we may 24 Wander afar, there llke a star the name of Potsdam wlll shme for us forever. A 0 ' Decem er , . c er , Hockey l, 2, 3g J.V. Baseball 1, 2: Varsi y 'lub 1, 2, 3, 4g Junior Prom 3g High Salesman, Advertising C mltteeg Seni r Jamboree 45 Intramurals l. A a Q a 700711, Jfaauiu-miaunw tdzffw-bU4?,uvx.w4,l1a,LlLc ae.-.J ,M ,Naam aJ-lm! 8141-.Lu-A if +M7dfu,-,' au if of :MLM family .panuxioz 0C'7AEn.n.u.LQZ4uf- Class History September 1952 as freshmen we approached hlgh school hesltantly sophomores welcomed us at a square dance September 9 the junior class planned a Welcome Freshmen Dance September 16 October elections were held our oflicers presldent Richard Cook vice presldent Margaret McKenna secre tary Eleanor Whlte treasurer Nell McKenna advlser Mrs Nye une feeling brave on Class Day Treasurer Nell McKenna formally presented a rlng of bologna and a Jar of mustard to Senlor Big Wheels ohn Tennant and Tom Covell September 1953 halls buzzed with summer experiences results of the ballots presldent Porter Barrows VICC presldent Eleanor White secretary Mar lene Sullivan treasurer Nell McKenna advlser Mr Gibbons our turn to wel come the freshmen and welcome them we dld freshmen orlentatlon party lncludlng a square dance ln the gym sold refreshments at the OFA football game at Snell Field October hrst class dance Harvest Hop opened class bank account December food sale at the A Sc P made S50 Februarv held the Who s Who Dance another financial success une C ass Day a SCTICS of pantomlmes of popular songs put our name on the Llttle Brown ug for having the best program September 1954 upperclassmen at last new oflicers presldent Dale Dorothy' vice-president Carolyn Arnold' secretary Kay Hadley' treasurer Mar- lene Sullivan' business manager Thomas ebo' adviser Mrs. Stiles . . . junior magazine drive began . . . 8090 of the class participated . . . profit-S900 . . . - cember . . . sponsored a delightful Christmas Dance4Winter Wonderland . . . February. . .ordered our class rings . . . April . . .our unior Prom! Space Splendor . . . une . . . class rings came . . . Class Day . . . take-off on The Wild One. September 1955 . . . Seniors! . . . anxious to start our best year .Our leaders: president Thomas ebo' vice-president Carolyn Arnold' secretary Kay Hadley' yearbook editor Marlene Sullivan' assistant yearbook editor Mollie oe Deans . . . October. . . Yearbook stall' formed . . . busy planning pages and discussing a theme . . . Merit Scholarship Tests taken October 26 . . . With Miss Gollaher as adviser started planning for the Senior amboree and decided upon a western musical variety show . . . November. . . Senior amboree . . . success . . . made over S1150 . . . participants of the musical show went to ATI and repeated the program there . . . December. . . application for colleges . . . interviews and applications for future positions . . . continued thinking about plans for next year. . . anuary . . . College Board Exams . . . February . . . State Regents Scholarship Examinations . . . une 1956 . . . Class Day . . . class prophecy . . . senior banquet and ball at the Country Club . . . Commencement-standing together one last time we look back Through the Year. . V-g CEN .ul J 4.11 .,f 1 .7 l' rib ll Q 0 , ll' Y . 1 1 A Q I ' -f-lm... I wgupum ' le4u-o'c2l.z.Aa'nu.L45Ll:fj,wwa.4w4dafuw...9 Jiupztuufl. . D 5 . 'n U, Z Lg, , 'T A-3 A, , . . , . -. ,J A ' y' De J , J , , , , , 7 9 7 .I J y , J J N J fc. Qi Iii E44 l fe X4 ..AX,-Q5 Fin! Row: li. Perry, S. Brown, lf. Mariea, S. Cyrus, C. Major, D. Thomas, C. Logan. Snond Row: R. Dodds, li. Grant, D. Haskins, D. Palmer, R. Smith, R. liceler. Third Row: J. Stebner, P. Shiers, M. lills, M. Fiske, li. Stiles, Mrs. Stiles, Adviser, M. Santamont, M Martin, P. Baker, Barlett, C. lielmore, Fourth Row: Castle, Cashman, D. Mc- jak Llenlnafi, G. Lord, W. Corbett, G. Grant, H. Dominy, D. lalcott, A. Block, l.. Kinney, Q1 We . a iarge. Firft Row: A. Clark, K. Kent, L. Mitchell, S. Sherburne, P. Nightengale, S. Lashomb. Second Row: R. Reynolds, R. Putnam, P. Howlett, l'.. lhomas, S. Rusaw, M. Brown, D. Mundy, L. Shaw. Third Row: N. Austin, L. Prescott, M. Reeves, C. VVood. Kendall, P. Mengel, A. Gardner, R, Morris, K. Mc- Gowan, Matejka. L A 0 , ALL fl i I i A - ' if f f' A 2 i A iq dull ll' D j A f '39 f1'rl Y .fll 1 : if 2' 5' ull electing Ruth Put nam, presl en , resldent udlth Matejka, secretary, ohn Kendall treasurer' and Gary ' Th nual Lord busmess manager on September 9 1955 e an 15 jumor magazxne drive whlch began on September O 1955 was very successful nettmg the class S1231 05 n October 29 at the Ogdensburg g freshments In Februarv thev se d helr Vear vuth the while on The junior class began the year by d t Donald McLennan vice p ame the juniors sold re lected their class rmgs Mav5 1956 thev Crowne t annual umor Prom .Iunlors W, q M , Hugh salesmen ofthe Jumor maga zme dnve 74 ,js WU-pil ffm' 1 I z 194 d Row Hubbard D lzrft Row R Regis R Brundage N Brothers R labhombe 5 Shatraw .Secan d IT 'Vl Swan S breenblatt I' belleck L Andnkut 5 Aldrich lhzra' Row P B l w R wllll3mS D LaBrake Crant lxlmore W Wal ru Royce 1 ones A Weaver R Shelly O Duclevucz I aro Pe lg 911 lzr 1 Row N Hoglc S fllls 'VI lildckmcr, Nl. Speer, l., Roludcau 'Vlllllf Sn nd 131.4 ulcllck mons C C Ienu Q any, l'. l'.3fl1SXNOffl'l,'l. lclou 1 XIOIIHITI Hurd 'Neuron R nlons 'X Hul lnrcl Nl. Gibson, li. Hunlcx Nld ref, xns on R Qxrus Q llox ny, Fffurtlz Row: l.. :Mo 4 s l Uxxxc pert l' J .1 ml S D mcrs li -X ken. l.. Uorius, Hallam 1 I rf R c R 'Nlanf d Sullxvan Wheeler VN Vllkeheld I wlllllldff I Yarney. Strand Row Dwyer, F. lolman, C Dunn llzzrd Rm li Huckle R Donah VK Cannes P Delosh b l'lls VN 'VIurray,W. Stevenson. 0 9 9559 i 1 z'r.vt Row: Hanson, K. O'Brien, Nl. Wvalker, B. Smith, N. Baxter. Sefond Row: Nl. Howlett, Nl. Mc- Carthy, C. Uoodspeed, li. Irish, M. Pete, P. lirunet. Third Raw: D. Hess, F. Gary, Lindsay, S. Christ- man, 1J.L'ollins, ll. Galyen, S. Cheney, R. Briggs, D. Lalfountain, Laramay. Fourth Row: l,. Layine, S. Russell, S. liurkum. S. lislick, S. Lindsey, C. Armagost, Nl. Rafferty, Lord, Nlunson, W. Peterson. Fin! Row: L. Lalirake, l'. Shelly, D. Nlaxhcld, G. Richxirds. Serorzd Roux' R. l'elow, N. Cioulette, l'. l'hillips, ll Sullivan. Third Row: Nl. Saber, D. McLennan, R. Shampine. Fuurllz Rucv: VV. Hadley, R. Brown, D. Sweet, H. Vlvallace. 16-A' J' On September 9, 1955, the sophomores held an election for class officers, choosing VValter Steven- son, president, Darrell McLennan, vice-president, VVilliam Tayler, secretaryg and Judith Lord, treasurer. They gave a fun-hlled 'Wvelcome Fresh- men party on September 9, 1955. Un October l. 1955. everyone enjoyed their.'KHarvest Hop, x A f'1lifJi Row: Brothers, D. Peterson, N1. Hutchinson, 15. vlihompson, fi, 1.aw,S. limerson, S. Garner, M,An1o, Szcmzd Roux' P. Dailey, N, Uhcrst, Nl, Bishop, C, Austin. Y. :Xusiin. N. llixson, S. Christy, P. Izllis. Third Ruff: 1. Wilmarth. S. Wheeler, Powell, D N1cCiory,S.Sullix'an, K. 1'eterson, Nl. Collins, nl. liariows. S. Wood, lJ.N1orr, P, llizives, UI. McGrath, nl. Xlcfartcr. Freshmen The freshman class was welcomed to P. C. S. with two dances given by the sophomore and junior classes respectively. On September 9, 1955, the sophomores, aided by the faculty, offered to the newcomers a round and square dance with get acquainted games, and refreshments. Con Elliott and Tex Montana and his hand were on hand to add to the fun. Two weeks later the juniors held a dance in honor ofthe new students to which the whole school was invited. On September 16, 1955, the class had its first meeting and elected as their oHicers, Timothy Hayes, presidentg Cletus Gorius, vice-president: Mary' Hutchinson. secretary, and David Nighten- gale, treasurer. Flifli Rffux' 1'. Perry. R. 1,a1'oint. G. Dodge. X. Carter, G. Levi, P. Casey. Second Roux' ll, l,arahee, D. lalcott, D. Jones, D. Man- fred, M, Dow sey, 1. Rheaume, 1.. llominy. Third Roux' NY. Henline,1Y. 1illis,rX, Morrell, lfarmer, Smith, D. Gregg, R. Nlainc. R. Morrill, H. Sirles, 19. Ritchie, YY. lfolsoin. ' -R -l 'I. f,-'TVYWX 'idx 1' -it 96' 0150 05600 0 99 0 Q Q. F? 1'4 Fira! Roux' VVynne, lf. Stone, Y. Snow. rl. Nlillcr. li. Cunninghanl, S. Gilmore, C. Deans, Sammi Rnuw l.. Ylllliaxns. S. Vllilkinson, l.. Fiacco, Mrs. lferriss, :Xnlviscrg 5. Xldlrath. S, Nlcllonalnl. li. l.al5ral:c. Tlzznl' Rffxx' bl. Barlow. bl, Harrington, bl. Laliar, A. Stillman, A. Grant. l'. ltsrill. S. Spurlncck, R. Howard, l.. Narrow. Xl. l.al' ointc, ll. l7l12lfOLll1. ' 4 X, oi 1 fell X l :FQ A I ll I f L Q ll H H E P5 i . fzrfl Roux' Garfield, R. X1unson,Vl'. Nlcllee, XY. Bruner. Sfwnd Roux' Dwyer, C. Nlatthie, l,. Lalboint, D Nightcngale. Thur! Race: lf. l.aDukc. U. Xlaxncld, lf. Davis. D. Nighrcngale. C. Gorius. XV. Hover. ll. ll'hirc. FP? Foster. D. Hall, D in r lWT Nf A 1:2053 65 H 3 1-lm fo fa sp 'Q .,.x . This A ..,-. few!!! Firtt Rozy: C. Haskins, R. Ramsay, B. Merrill, V. Laliar, li. Cunningham, F. Gibson, B. Mclilwain, S. Hunter, Wood, P. Kitts, S. Burkett. Szcond Raw: M. Cohane, D. Murray, P. Collins, B. Henderson, C. Forbes, seeretary-treasurer, Mrs. Nye, adviser, N. Norton, president, D. Oney, vice-president, li. ilihomas, P. Campbell, D. Delosh, N. Wadleigh. Third Row: lx Hassler, L. Mglxcnna, W. White, P. DeGouff, L. Sears, C. lhomas, li. Regis, Saber, M. Butterfield, M. Delosh, S. l.aShomb, L. Searles, M. Pierce, A. Scott, D. Kent, C. Alger, R. Gushlaw, D. Irish, R. Watson, R. Hatch, M. liurkett, M. Champney. Fourth Row: Vl. Monette, A, lfiacco, D. Grant, Barney, R. LaComb, R. liush, D. Monette, P. Giuliani, D., Pearl, J, Austin, D. McDonald, M. Chase, L. McCuen, G. Miller, P. White, H. Barish, D. Sears, M. Manley, R. Burt, W. Barlow, 'lf Mitchell. 8th Grade Junior High 7th Grade Firft Row: M. Trimm, Smith, B. jandreau, M, Yaddow, N. Martin, M. Richards, NV. Wyne, P. Stone, G. Moulton, C. Cutler, J, Tiernan, P. Perry, H. Smith. Sewnd Row: S. Burt, VV. Manfred, R. Lalialf, A. Houston, president, S. Merrill, treasurer, Mr. Parisian, adviser, Mrs. McGill, adviser, G. Cyrus, secretary, A. Mason, vice-president, L. Chase, lf. Cole, N. jones. Third Row: D. Donovan, S. Butterfield, R. Sirles, L. Mitchell, B. Mclilwain, S. Earle, B. Cutler, V. Kirnan, L. Chase, P. johnson, Chase, C. Loomis, B. MacTavish, R. Cameron, V. Ober, L. Dygert, P, Huckle, Burkum, E. Dodge, P. Cobane, P. Clark, M. Vernatter. Fourth Row: F. LaBar, McGrath, K. Pharoah, Synowski, R. Penrose, Sovie, R. Whitman, R. Searles, Lalone. R. 'l'iernan, il. Ngilliams, V. Pharoah, W. Goldie, R. Galyen. R. Grant, R. Mims, C. james. R. Martin, D. Gilson, bl. White. R. Grant, R. Miller. ,. rav. C5 hgh fl Us al 4.4 , ,q n J,-9 . 1550. MAY ' APRIL MARCH Gramercy Ghost .... april 19-20 .lunior Prom . . . May 5 Potsdam-Saranac Lake baseball game . . S P 0 R :Xpril 21 Art Exhibit . . . May 23 Class Day . . . May 29 f na- 'S' ML ,N llflu 5, ,bk A ' UQ ,J '02 llll' ' SJ' lf' lf Cffxw yll f ' xg' ill, '- on A 5,1 fu 1 IXQL VV :J X X , f x.f Varsity Football Football Scores Potfdam 2 Gouverneur 18 Canton O Malone 13 Massena 6 Tupper Lake 0 Ogdensburg 13 St. Mary's 0 Saranac Lake M. McKenna, S. Sturdevam, M. Iill Baker, H. Adams, E. White, -I. Hayes. Opponfnt 26 6 0 27 14 13 Z0 0 I first Ruuz' l,, Reed, manager, Durham, manager: C. Gorius, lf. Clark, Dean lalcott, Burkett, R. Nlclicnnu, li. l,uNlonda', 'lf Rhcaumc. W. Nlcilce. P. Barrows, co-captain: Mr. lirisrol, coach, Donald Nlcl,cnnan, co-captain. Sewna' Rvws if Nlnrrhie, Dwyer, VV, laylcr, l,. Yarney, lf, Lallukc, l,. Kinney, Darrell N'lcl.ennan, H. l.uralucc, S. Nlunley. Third Rm-.A li. Grunt, S. Green hlatt. C. Caskincrrc, l , l,:lrharn, R. llonalm, Regan, C. Donah, Xl. Nlotr. Dale lalcotr, Rolxerr james, D. Niglwrcngnlc, ll. Muller licrgh. NY, Gaines, Nlurray, D. xlL1l1fCI11lCllC, Varsity Cheerleaders r 3 s' if e a. r 'rg .Q Q - if .E 'H Q: A5-Qgf 'i - ' fP Wr fi if - - A - 1 rf ' ' ' v-- l Y' E l : . 4' - , l 5 A-'R , il v - -- 'Q cl ' JM, ,f. 7: il . 1: ,ep 1175? K T w Av' v . yi,-i 6 K R xfwf '- 1 li' I K .J L axial! If I N Q7 N J' f- l ja f ,, W I S in ,A I X ,Af , , egg' t f -5 i ii x --- if Varsity Scores Potxdam Opponent 19 Malone 67 51 Gouverneur 75 61 Tupper Lake 74 S7 Canton 64 50 Ogdensburg 69 45 Massena 38 51 Saranac Lake 46 46 Norwood-Norfolk 34 S6 Gouverneur 72 56 Tupper Lake 66 S6 Canton 71 63 Ogdensburg 71 47 Massena 64 66 Saranac Lake 41 54 Norwood-Norfolk 49 48 Malone 54 - Varsity Basketball Fin! Row: Q. Lord, McKelvey, R. LaBarge, P. Barrows. Second Row: D. Palmer, C. Nightengale, man agerg R. Smxth. Third Row: G. McClure, R. Cook, F. Latham, R. Beeler, R. Donah, C. Donah. Mr. McMann and Mr. Kingston keep score. V.. 1 V f, if l, , ' 13. 3 , ,K , X27 ,, 'fx 1 Q ! KJ 1 L ' Q'.?'x, , ' v, xf X' . Igw. . -' , ,fp LL, l u J' 'J John McKelvey X v V' A QJXLEAC- X, A .1 .. Kgy Lord, U JL. Am. W a F' V1 J' J I GLA. lx L! LJ '- .K CIQ4, - ,I wg Q1 Qi' O' .XJ F I uf H iff, Q1 rwf fl gl M12 U f Q1 I M4 , .r WJ 470 We 4604 s ul., M1 A X, 6 ruaxd ix VL A1 ff MVA-ff-o . 'rf' -on f A7 A 1,65 1, V . ,,,f l 'I A ',4.4ffj7 TQ M N' I fy A 'fuhnf rf, f ll a f ' L 14- NV-, , , as 0 1 fav-T1 A , J-14 U W4 QLOQ Q 'f X ,- 2 od' J ,. f YJ JJ S David Palmer All-Northern a 5 WL. Robert Donah fi X , 'x -r f , T I X, f A , 5 .m 5 s X ' ' ' f is l AN ffff l , 5 ' l' g 57. .l - vf ' 3 ,: 1 '7- Porter Barrows Clarence Donah f Gerald McClure fl w W antamont, Dwver, D. Nlaxfield, Mr. Waters, coach. Second Row: R. Pelow, D. Sullivan, P. Casey, l.. Dominy. cl nn n l Varney, F. Laljuke, A. Derouchie, VV. Gaines, S. Pills, F. Del.osh. Junior Varsity Basketball Junior Varsity Scores Potxdam Opponent Malone Gouverneur Tupper Lake Canton Ogdensburg Massena Saranac Lake Norwood-Norfolk Gouverneur Tupper Lake Canton Ogdensburg Massena Saranac Lake Norwood-Norfolk Malone Play off game for second place: Potsdam-41, Malone-46. P Fl 9 Firft Row: N. Baxter, S. Garner, lVl. Walker. Snond Row: K. 0'l3 it ,XS Face-off at the Alexandria Bax' vs. Potsdam hockey game. Hockey Potfdam Opponent Potfdam Opponent 2 Norwood-Norfolk 3 1 Alexandria Bay 0 0 Canton 5 4 Salmon River 7 3 Alexandria Bay 1 2 Massena 3 6 Norwood-Norfolk 2 7 Saranac Lake 1 1 Wafefwwn 3 CLARKSON TOURNAMENT CLARKSON TOURNAMENT Class A-B Class BU 9 Watertown 3 3 Salmon River 9 3 Salmon River 4 5 Norwood-Norfolk O N v E : ,. la . 'a man. . on s . ' r e '.. e V. ..1c ' . 1 ue e. mn wuz' ,. wlttson izr,f1Ronl'Qlrk,jLsh Dj e,VNQobtt,lSl1ll- RSllly,NColtt .Sz dk l He coachg R. james, captaing R, james, S. Grcenhlatt, D. Talcott, W, Tayler, H. Grant, W. Hover, W. Stevenson, vl Bishop. Q '-1 ' 7 Baseball Baseball Scores Potsdam Opponfnt 2 St. Mary's 1 6 O.F.A. 5 3 Massena 9 16 Tupper Lake 3 8 St. Lawrence Central 2 9 Saranac Lake l 7 Norwood-Norfolk lO 4 Malone 9 Canton S 6 St. Lawrence Central 8 coach. M1 M Firft Row: R. Cook, R. Shelly. Second G Row: A. Sullivan, C. Speer, R. Putnam. O D. Palmer, S. Greenblatt. VEB Fin! Row: G. Lord, G. McClure, Rishe, D. McLennan. P. Barrows. Suomi' Row: D. Mc Lennan. D. Dorothy, R. Perry, S. VVilliams, Nl. liabins, D. Muncly, manager: Mr. Harrington Golf Scores Potsdam Potsdam Potsdam Potsdam lst in Canton 2nd in Potsdam lst in Gouverneur 3rd in sectionals in Tupper Lake Track Scores Potsdam Upponfnt 9215 Saranac Lake 112113 83 Tupper Lake 122 60 Malone lOl! Kees' Track Frrf! Raw: D. Searles, R. Perry, F. Grant N. Pattison. R. I.aPointe, Nl. Babins, J Rishe, K. Mllller-Bergl1.Seforzd Rrffc: Mr Lewkowitz, coach: l.. LaBrake, vl. Nlur ray, H. Dominy, lf. Selleck, H. Nluller Bergh, nl. Varney, C. Vlvood, Burkett. if no 'f ,, 1 Curtis Bristol, footlwallp Raymontl Harrington, basket- ball and baseball. Vkilliam Lewkowitz. track. Robert Waters, lmaskctlwall. l 4 Lionel Hcwirtson, hockey. 3' ' Varsity Club Fin! Row: XV. Corbett, G. Lord, l'. Barrows, D. Nlcl,ennan, G. Nlcflurc, VV. laylcr. H. Uominy, Stmml Roux' R. james, VV. Riggs, D. lalcott, Mr. Harrington, adviserg Adams, S. lalcott, l.. Kinney, lVlurray. Third Ruzc: R, Shelly, C. Nightengale, B. l.aNlonda, D. Nlclnsnnan, l.. Reccl. D. Nightengale, D, Nightengale, M,N1orr, C. Donah, F, Grant, F. Latham. S, Grccnlmlatt. 99- r FC' A lt ig 4 3353 Basketball Tumbling Volleyball M1 B 'Q Ski Club INTRAMURAL 321, J A Soccer xxfggsf Softball f i 3 SPORTS .fl ti? . 9 .A- I 5 V . ' , 5 , fd 4 ll ' - : 6 r n 5 I 1 .i 1 'i' ' ' ' I GAA. OFFICERS1MfS. Jay, adviserg Hayes, president L. Prescott, treasurer: M. Ells, secretaryg M. Sullivan, vice- president. Volleyball Basketball 1 if-T - D ' 4 tr Q A . Q' afga Ib A - n 2 lT', 'lk A, ,Q X I Q'- '4 'almzif if 0. 5 J 5 QI if-s ,'..' La' L 26.1 9 x 9 lfxultant fans screamed with excitement :alter ll big gain. . 5 i , . , . 'T x ' l ng, .mfr .. r, i' Sw-J, rf'-1' ' .U .e N 3 f I H Taq? . .L w . 0 ' -bfi .-f ,. 1- Porter Barrows pushed in a high shot in the O.F.A. game The team waited respectfully as the hand playin-tl the national anthem. lhe ll . s hghting for every rebound. clisplayccl a lighting spirit that pllf them ahead. Arms went up as the Varsity Samlstoners sank at shot , 4 f 5, 0 - ,Q-or --4 1 ' 56 J L t A 40 Y .II 1' 4' , ' mal' 'Af 'Irs . 2 ox ,E ' -6' Jfvii, . 4 s 4- ,L A - l'f -. -du A -'3 wi ' 'Q' ' K ' . 'p,l3,.,, 'X- . . ' ' 3,22 ,, 1 . - , - H .r I -iw: . '.-'jrf ., ' ..f,' .4 Q . I . ' - 1 an I I fs. 104 f lm. . ,' - 1 If I' K. 1.4 gl' F W 1, - ' yi! ' f, - ' f , ,' Aja' 1 r I ' ..'-N. - ' - I 1. 3 4 -' . Q A 4 . 0' s - - f . 1 . y' 'lf' J ' P ' J 'W vg-9',f..?'Qi? 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XZ ff 46 O .X ing the Grand March. f Queen Eleanor White and her royal attendants, Myrna Watson and Kay Hadley, smiled as they re- ceived applause from their classmates. 141 . . OUR JUNIOR PROM One hundred couples played London Bridge dur- The night of April 30, 1955, found the Civic Center auditorium con- verted into a spatial paradise ofglit- tering stars and silver comets. Queen Eleanor White reigned from a star- bedecked throne with attendants Myrna Watson and Kay Hadley. Con Elliott and the Pastels provided music for the enjoyment of over one hundred couples. pn-41 E? U i iam ! Z , x Av? N.,- W , 'GMA , - 'E' kk A3 6 'P In ' ,. if l,e,, A ' ' ,1 , f A , M ac Q W - A 4, 11 V, . , 1' A ,,,. f z PI II ' 14 b 3 f xg kx' W if 1. 'M' 1' 1: Y X: V! ' , Iv-. sv' Y 1 N4 Ib 2 2 Wifi? 31 A 5 , , ,, . ' 1 4 ff? V .f gg. t, A ,xt sg, nz M . I fig: , n 4 J, 3, W E , . -' ' 'P 0 . I ' v J ' ff fl A , M - 1. 19 1 0 . . 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BQAN BAG MESA DART5 WELL '- ,--vii. , x The National Thespian Society Troupe 1102 A 'll ll,wl9wl'i .i lli- .Q elif ,lllll.7l'lff.l .li-Vi . it ill . lg , , Q 1 1 t 'ill M i ' i i ig l l if Ili , l g. LLLiiL,..L leg... ,..i,i-ivl.Jl,'g.j' .ii 'W ,J'fg 7 5, f -L .U Lllj LE l ll ol, J-.-Lji,i, l X lf JJ 1 ,ff ,Z ii .A , ll x V 'l t , - f t t ' it l l 9, r I ' rift t ll Q ll Q .. ,f,M' l LA HQN l .fi 5 , o Fin! Rau-J lf. Stiles, S. Sturdevant. Sernnd Row: D. Vl1l10I'll2lS, Mr. Dewey, adviser, M. Deans, secretary, N. McKenna, president: l,. Prescott, scribe, R. Olds, treasurer, lf. Selleclc, vice-presiclcnt. Third Row: Bishop, VV. Carter, R. Sabre, Y. Vlliters. Nl. Brown, G. Yun Note. 'lf Kendall. S. Greenhlatt, M. Gooclspecd, R. Cook, S. Lzisliomh. ? The National Thespian So- ciety was organized to encour- age theater-minded students to participate in the dramatic arts. The ten points required for membership may he earned by acting in a play or by work- ing backstage. ln l9S5 Troupe llU2 of the Thespians undertook two very ambitious productions. The spring play, presented on May 3 and May 4 with two sepa- rate casts, was Samuel Tay- lorls Broadway show, Sabrina 1- vs Pair. Another Broadway hit, Time Out For Ginger by Ronald Alexander, was given on October Zl, l955. Firit Rrfw' l,. Shaw, C. Brown, S. lfslielc, C. Macblonagle. Hallada, S. Sherburue, G. l,evi, N. Obersr. Snmul Ruta: l., Nlirehell Nl. .l. Deans, M. VValker, R. Reynolds, nl. Kendall, bl. Cloodspeed, D. Palmer, Nl. Bishop, S. l,ashomb, l.. l'reseotr, S. Spurbcclc li. Smith, C. Vlvood. Third Rfffvx Barrows, A. Grant, Xl. lflls, R Nlengel, R. Morris, R. Olds, S. Lindsey, bl. l'ctt-rsou. S, Sullivan S, Garner, VV. lladley, l'. Baker, A. Stillman, C. Deans. bl. Bishop. Fourth RfITL'.'xhv,L'1lFfC'f. R. Cook, R. Jennings, 'lf Kendall, fl. l, liarnett, l'. Barrows, D. lhnmas, 'lf klebo. C. Nlatthie. W.,-, . I ,D r L-' I .1 ff , Fifi! Rauf -I. Kendall, I,.Sh:1w, C. Vlood, 'lf dleho, Bishop, R. Morris. P. blengel. vii ' V, ' Snviml Row: R, Jennings, Mr. Cuppernull, director, 'lf Kendall. i- . VL'-V 5 ir V .. , Pep Bancl A A lg X ' The nine piece pep baud, led by ' qi! 1' e , I Qi Mr. George Cuppernull, played at Y ' It ' ' 5 , 5 ' every home basketball game. lr spe- 'A eialized in jazz but rendered lively ' marches equally as well. lr also ac- companied rhe twirlers in their half- time exhibitions at the basketball games. P, C. S. is very proud of this organization and the line record which it has achieved. Band The forty-piece band had a very successful year under the direction of Mr. George Ctippernull. It appeared at all of the home football games, and its lively music instilled spirit and enthusiasm both in the team and in the spectators. With the high- stepping twirlers the organization gave an elab- orate show in the halftime intermission at each of the games. Some of its members were honored hy being chosen to playin the New York State School Music Association band at Potsdam in November and in the All-State band at Albany in December. It competed as a body in the annual May Festival held at Potsdam and many of its members com- peted as soloists, getting a rating and constructive criticism. BJ '-'fe 'ED'-Z iq If Q . Q en... ,,, ...Q , Q X4 1.-. Y i 7 -- Tj ' J ...Qj Firrt Roux' S. Gilmore, M. Fiske. G. Yan Note, W. James. Sfmrzd Row' J. 3 Martin, S. Brown, F. Thomas, majorette: Stebner, P. Shiers. Twirlers 2 M' , -. U lx! V ' Ty t . Y Q J! f 'pyaz nf' 6 ' - Q T' 'Ag Rodney hlcnnings, Raymond Ulcls and 'Nlolllc loc Deans at tended the All-Stare Music Conkrenng ln Xlbanx D L 1 Qf All-State N.Y.S.S.M.A. Ffrfl R'f::'.' 'If ,lclm Wbocl, R. Sabre. Sm ul Cloodspcml. S. Lznslmornlw N Russ D, l3z'L'lvI'. NI, Brown l Rff::'.'R.Nlor1ls,l .Xian ml X1 Hll insun. C. IM-uns, mln N Nlirchcll. NY. Curru us Spurbcck. S. Lindsey Nl J ms Stillman. R. -In-nninp s 1 Shaw. - 'ff 'f ll' 4' rf 5 P 5: . 1 , 'Qu' ls- 4 Q ,- - . 1 , in J is . 5 - lftf? on lfirit Rfffl l'1rain'iv l llarrinilton S XYood S liarner C Broun S Stuidevant YY Carter 'X l liainett lkk01 TI S L IL Pl! I Ch lil. SNYlllli-Zig' iluzttiisi il 'firatlij lfiz 'cor lllayesi Slict'luiii'i'. l'. lJLliley...Seflri if Rnd? l3.h.'kikcn, l' lluyei. R. llygert. -l. Wilkins. l,. l.aYine, Nl. Cook. S. l.indscy. D. llioinas, Klr. Sullivan. adviser. C. Nlac Klonaglc. N. .-Xustin. ,l. llcterson, Xl. llishop. li. Cunningham. bl. Hanson. C. llovay. YYIIIVLI- Rice: S. Cyrus, S Nlcfhath. S. NleDonald, S. Christy. Nl. Pete. -l. Burdick. N. Hoglc. llallada, G. White. C. Logan. S. Sullivan S. Caruso, l'. Baker. Nl. lflls. S. Spurbcck. lf. Klcfiregor. l . Gilroy. Y. Nlochel. Nl. NlcKenna. S. l.ashomh ffutrrfs Roco: ll. Smith, S. Russell. Nl. Raflwerty, C. Arnold, Y. Waters, R. Sabre. C. XX ood, l'. liarroxxs. R. Cook Nl. Bron n. R. Olds, l . Latham. ill. lebo. C. Clorius, gl. Bishop, l'. Nlengcl. R. Alcnnings. G. Yan Note. D. lieeler S. lfslick. Vl. liarroxxs. The chorus, directed by Mr. Henry Sullivan, has participated in many activities through the year including the annual Christmas program, the fkrt Exhibition and the liaccalaureate service. Seven members represented the chorus in the New York State sectional program held at Potsdam while one member attended the All-State conven- tion in Albany. The orchestra. directed by Mr. George Cupper- null, has been very active this year. liesides re- hearsing twice a week, it has played for many assemblies, adding much to the audience's enjoy- ment of the program. ln November several of its members played in the N. Y. S. S. Nl. A. orchestra at Potsdam. It performed as a body in the May Festival, held at Potsdam. and many of its mem- bers competed as soloists. fir I Rwvl Kendall IJ llcss C Deans l' Howlett lk' Carter 'X Stillman gffU7'1fv Rwz' l' l'ai uettc C. Nlacfklonagle. S. Spurbeck. .-X. Grant. l.. Nlitchcll. Nl. -I. Deans. rl. llarrows. N1.XY.ilker.C'. liroxxn 3 Tizrnf Rox: K. Hadley. S. Sturtlevant. lx. Swan, l.. Narrow. Nl. l.al ointe. Xl. Hutchinson, K. fflirien Q h I- S. lislick. l,. Shaw. Xl. Goodspeed, P. Xlengel, D. Palmer. R. Nlorris, Nl. Bishop. nl. Peterson. -l. Bishop rc Staizdzfrg' l'. Barrows. R. Jennings. R. Cook. fk. l,. Barnett. accompanist: Nlr. Cuppernull. director S. l.imlsey. ll. lhornas. l Q6 National Honor Society The National Honor Society, comprised of juniors and seniors, aims to provide an in- centive for high marks and to be of service to the school. To become a member of this society a student must have an average of at least 85 per cent for two consecutive quar- ters and qualify in the fields of leadership, service, and character. This year the society sold book covers. gave S30 to the library for new books, and held a punch party for the graduates. their parents and friends. NATIONAL HONSR SOSET x ,IZ -Elmi- E All Xliss Gibson welcomes Xlr. and Mrs. Jebo and iliom at the Honor Society Initiation Banquet. ru. ' c .' J. lzrft Rm. l., licscorr. Nl. lioodspcctl. lf. Swan, ll. Bi Nightengalc, l'. l'aqucttc. K. Broun. brrffml Rm: Xl. Watson. Nl. Sullivan. Nlr. Nlcblann, adviser. Nlrs. Sturdevant, adviser: Nlr. Kingston. adviserg Xliss Gibson. adviser: Nlr. Llbasc, adviser. S. Rusaw, Tfiirrl' Roto: D, ilibomas. S. Stur- dcvant. R. l'utnam. C. Wil- martb. Nl. bl. Deans. Y, Wa- ters. Xl. lflls. l'. Rockwell. D, lieelcr. R. Reynolds. K. Hadley. fnzulli Rffrzt YY. ly. Ci. l.ord. I. blebo. S. firccnblatt. D. l'almcr. l'. llarrous, Nl. Reeves. C. Nladlonaglc. C. Nlaior. Finf Rrmx' D. Beeler, vice-president: l', Barrows. president Srmm! Ruff: Xl. Sullivan, treasurer: W, farter. secretary. 1,3 fm if ii 1 i ,N .,. . 9LJ-LH'gr?,4.R?,,k:x ,Z ll 1 8 Lfff ' c i Carter. Cl. Arnold. R, Shel- M-JMLA M 't,,r-.1-J, V, 4 ,ke SQMLT . v ' Q. f E-Y '- 4' e lf,.1f,I,l,., -. -.. X' 1'-1. Q f ' VVJVN - if - A ,Q ff 'J' ou- V K,x.,, LL4xx, 9 k I fat, 'f- 1 N VAX, -z, uh- ry'--el. 5.5 - wfu,,.-r, L.-otgkv, .V ., . .V Ky. l.urd. president. ll. ll . V .. we, . 1 i , ,. l 'ok' -- Kl'-- fo ark -.-C L' L, Lf.,-f -1.1 Ll- I l- if L-ff t D ' .'-2.1 -- -11.1 44,,.f'--L. X N. JW' -'- J ' 4' ' ' A wtf.: 4.4. 3 , U3 - 3. .- :,7:,..NJ-J Kgs., .Jw A-J-J-lf , ,J JAJ! X l 1 ' , V i 1 ' , 'I M A ' If ,,t,J..i,, 7.31 a-f P ' -Q-1 A Q 1 -- 5' . iomas. vice-presidentg WI. lluves, secretarv-treasurerg R. hlennings. parliamentarian. Student Student Council representatives get ready to leave for a federation meeting. Council The Student Council, advised hy Mr. Lewkowitz, consists of two representatives from each homeroom. its officers were chosen 'J in a school-wide election in the spring of 1955. The council helongs to the Federation I . of Northern New York which meets regu- larly to orlier suggestions for the improve- ment of the local student councils. The Stu- dent Council provided noon-hour dancing and recreation and took charge of dances after the haskethall games. It sponsored all of the charity drives and the sale of student association tickets. Fifi! Roco: Nl. Nlclienna. S. Nlcfirath. nl, Hayes. R. Jennings. Mr. l,ewl-comin. adviser: fi. Lord, D. ilihomas. bl. Shiers. li. Stone. Sffmid Rwzcx S. harle. R. Putnam, Nl. Champney. R. Smith. N. jones. P, Farnsworth. YY. Xlurray, H. Wallace, XY, Vlvhite, l'. Baker. l'. Shelly. lt. Swan. D. Palmer. l'. Rockwell. R. Vlvilliams, S. Gilmore, S, lindsey. l'. Cohane. . . U Poevegfeif DDB . 1 ir.i! Row: S. Cyrus, K. fflirien, l. Strauss, M. Rafferty, Nl. Wvalker. l'. Niglitengale, S. Sherhurne. l.aramay. Sfmnd Russ: S Lindsey, D. Vveston, G. Yan Note. Y. Vvaters, l,. lhatclicr. S. Sturtlevant, lVlr. Vkaters, adviser: .-X. l.. Barnett, R. Putnam, -I Munson, S. lfslick, S. Russell, Stchncr. Thin! Row: ll. Smith, QI. Shit-rs, -I. Martin, M. lills. l'. Baker. l.. Miteliell, M. Reeves. N1 Speer. lf. Irish. bl. Mutejka, S. Alalricli. C. fkrnoltl, l'. Slit-lly, C. Gootlspeed. l,. l'i'cscott. R. Reynolds. C. l.opan, N. .-Xustin. ll Vlihomas. Nl. Cook, K. Capiui, S. l.ziNlere. XY. l't-tt-rson.l'w14r!l1 Rffzug l.. Gorius. C. Brown. K. Xlrilowaii, Xl. lilackinur. C. lit-lmore l'. Shiers. liarlctt. lQ.XN'l1ire, D. Sur-et. Vlvlit-cler, R. Cook. lf. l.1irham. R. Dodds. H. Nluller-liergh. R. James. D. lgilirake. NI Dowsey. Y. Mochel, l.. Rohicleau, D. Lalfountuin, D. Collins. Camera Club The Camera Club organized its second year with seventy members. Ar its second meeting on October 4, 1955, the group elected Ann Louise Barnett, presidentg Ruth Putnam, vice-president, Lynn Thatcher, secretary, and Sue Sturdevant, treasurer. The purpose ofthe cluh is to further knowledge of cameras and photography tech- niques under the direction of their adviser, Rohert S. Nvaters. Early in the spring, 1955, the group made a three-day journey to Rochester, New York. As part of their educational trip they visited the Eastman-Kodak Co., Bausch and Lomb, and Eastman House. Kronikler Fin! Rox-J hl. llnyes, li. Aiken, Nl. johnson. R. l,aShomhe. Samir! Rncv: K. Kflir l,. Gorius. N. lloopcr, Nl. Vkarson. Tfiinf Ruff: l,. lhatcher. K. l'llNllCj'.yl.SfL'Dl1C'l' lf. Stone. gi' W viffg ll ii 10 'f Nl l lnffl, X ' 'li i V I IM-' ' 'T Q- i cb ' ..e- S.l- , ,X , f V? In 'PF 'Q 9 Stair reporters Nancy :Kristin and Richard ln his spare hours Rohr-rt littmn pursues the lvvo senior Girl Scouts, l,, l'rescott and Cook rushed to hzind in their weekly Sflllly0lllLfl'1f. ll, .-Xikcn, and two alternates, 5. l,ushomh columns to the Courier be l'reem:1n. :ind l.. florius, were chosen ns delegates to attend si national Roundup in Nlichi- gun. elunc l'13fr. . . In Spare Hours -1 X b-531544-.A--.urs Un the job at VVl'DNl, C. Greene, lf. jenna, Y. Vkaters, and .-Xir Cadets of the Civil Air Patrol included six fellows from R. Cook hrozidcast popular music and sports reviews. Potsdam Central School. l'. Shiers, l.. Weston, and ll. Xkeston Nlarguret Xlcliennzi :ind Sondra Sullivan represented St. l,:m rence fuuntx' git the Livestock jutleine was rlorce 'l l1t'0lYllltl4S ht-ltl entered-1-llseuineprojectsin the contest State l'zur us ezittle judges. :rt the State Fair. :it the fairs 'Q-1. :SXT ' s I . ,f -f 2 -.i.....4.w- D. Nlchennan and P. Barrows re- Short Story Awards-P. Nightengaleg G. Seven Il. C S. Students had poems ac- ceived recognition in three sports. Lord, hrst prizeg N. Austin, S. Cyrus. cepred for national publication and fbelowj two had essays accepted. ACHIEVEMENT DAY SCHOLASTIC AWARDS BAND AWARDS POETRY AWARDS ATHLETIC AWARDS SHORT STORY AWARDS BOOSTER CLUB MATHEMATICS AWARD G. A. A. AWARDS ' SCIENCE AWARDS CHEERLEADING AWARDS gold cords for three-year bam! mem- CYS. CLASS DAY ORCHESTRA-Processional MOVING Upejuniors and Seniors SEVENTH GRADE- Ballad To The Seniors EIGHTH GRADE 6FHfCWCll To The Seniors FRESHMEN- You Are There l.. Prescott and G. .Lordfr-O-p honor students of P. Q. S. In l9J-l-JJ. SOPHOMORES-H2 x 0 is Nothing JUNIORS- The Wild One SENIORS- Prophecy PRESENTATION OF THE KEY- Senior President, Ann Sullivan junior President, Dale Dorothy 5 ' ALMA MATER , is Juniors gave a take-off on The Wild Frosh won the Little Brown jug One. Sophomores' skit was 2 x 0 is Nothing. for skit You Are There. 1 1 XYentla Carter Commencement 'M Awards D.A.R. American History Awards Klaus Nluller liergh, Norman Pattison Good Citizenship Awards A . , A , Vlenda Carter, Porter Barrows Good Citizenship Pilgrimage . . ..... . Ann Sullivan Nlorse-Xvalker Scholarship Plaque , ..... Lucy Prescott Outstanding Student Award . . . Mary' Ellen Stevenson lndustrial Arts Silver Key . , . . i Rohert Corhett Industrial Arts lironze Kev , . Francis llrault I,.l3.I3. Music Award . . . . . , Peter Spurlieek l,.li.l3. Girls, Phvsical lfdueation Award . . , lflilalmeth .leronie I,.I3.IS. iattgittigt? Award 3 Years Sylvia Aiken, French: Mollie 'Ioe Deans, Latin Art ..,.,. klovce lheoliald, ,lulia Smith, Kenneth Lunderman Craft ...,. . ........ Carol Pitcher Mechanical Drawing . Prank Lytle. David Satterlee Commercial .... Science Bausch and Lomh . Science Award . . . Sverdlow Award . . . A . Mathematics Award . , , , Francis Corhett, hlr. Home lfconomics Award Francis Corbett, slr. .Athletic Award . xlames liasford Award ....,.. Lions Cluh Sportsmanship Award . . . hlurray Wvalker .Athletic Achievement Award , Howard Sanford Memorial Service Award . Clarkson Nlathematics and Science Award . . Senior Service Award ..,.... St. Lawrence Countv-Syracuse lfniversitv Alumnae vlojvce iliheohald. ,Iulia Smith, .intl Carol Pitcher, VV Zi I' . Vloretta Pierce Porter Barrows Robert Putnam . .loretta Pierce Rohert Putnam . Nlarvfiaehel . . Gary Lord . Paul Regan , Paul Regan . james Rishe Porter Barrows Porter Barrows . Ruth Maine Rohert Putnam Porter Barrows 4 M wk fv .A lp' V . .sa -- ' hw.-we ' p I 11'i Sail, 3 'A . 'v -4 Y 4 re N l.ucy Prescott and Nlollie joe Deans. 'Q One of the biggest jobs in school is Mrs. l3rownell's task of preparing a hot lunch every clay for many hungry students. ir. Hay. lt. Russell. Xl. Lintls- ley, and .-X. liullnrtl. our cus' toclinns. ure the humlivst men in sehooll it Chosen from their class to zxttentl at Citizenship Congress last .-Xpril were XY. Carter, P. Barrows. lf. Swan. :incl 'lf Fleho. Senior girls selected to take National Nlerit Scholarship tests were li. Swan, S. Sturclevant, Nl. Deans, and VV. Carter. lfveryone is very proucl ol' l,0fSCl1ll11 Cen tral School's hug. new huses. Nlzirlenc Sullivan, lfluine Swain, :intl Mollie ,loc Dt-:ins wrote ll..-Nli. esszlvs. HL s DRIVERSv1'i1'fJl Row: VV. lheohultl, H. Hunter. l . Passino. S mm! e Roco: lf.'lAl'l0I'T12lS.Qw.V21I'lllCl'1l'llll'L1,fi.LllSlI'li,fi. Hay. l,. llaxtcr. lf. Russell. -pi ,,...- if W, C. Th elves Mr. Henderson, social studiesg Miss Sellers, commercial. Mr. North presented Booster Club Trophy to flames Rishe. P.C.S. dance band played for dance after NNCS-PCS basket- ball game. lfrwin Selleck and Samuel Greenblatt won honors at Science Fair.- Mrs. Nve's eighth grade class. OUR FRIENDS THROUGH THE YEAR Al's job Shop .Ambassador Cleaners Anne Shop Arnold Pahler listate B Sc M Motel Baileys Greenhouse Barbara Sullivan Dress Shop 51 College Cleaners Barstow Motors Breckenridge Co., Inc. Buck Funeral Home California Fruit Store Carey's Caruso's Dry Cleaning Charles Walters Chase Brothers Chauncey Delisle' Chester Frederick Clarkson College ot' Technology Clopman Furniture Store Community, Dairylca lce -Cream C0rhett's Jewelry Courier Sc Freeman, Inc. Covell Insurance Agency Craig Chevrolet Co., Inc. Credle Equipment, Potsdam Corp. Deluxe Dry Cleaning Dixson's Atlantic Service Drew Insurance Agency I'-Q. F. Sz C. C. Green Fastern Petroleum Corp. Flek Your Hairdresser O. P, Benson Co., Inc. Otis Blanchard Pearl's Department Stores Potsdam Potsdam Auto Parts Co-operative G. L. F. Service Potsdam Potsdam Potsdam Potsdam Electric Corporation Feed Bc Coal Co., Inc. Motor Sales Police Department Putnam-Hawley Bldg. Materials, Inc. R. -I. Plummer Co. Racquette River Paper Corp. Racquette Valley Dairies. Inc Ray Vliillianis' Liquor Store Rialto Theater Rohert B. Douglas Insurance Agency Robert Halliday D Robert lowers Gas Station Roberts Shoe Store Rodger Radio Co. Fntlicott-Johnson F iacco's lavern Gaines George George Greene 81 Sherman, Inc. Garner Funeral Hom Swan ls Grandview Grocery H. M. Bronson C Rodger Real Fistate Co. Sam Kaplan Department Store Scanlon 84 Gilmore Shelly lflectric, Inc. Signorelli's Sperling'S, Inc. St. Lawrence Creamery Co. St. Lawrence Motor Sales Co., Inc. St. Lawrence Natural Gas Service State Bank of Norwood State University Teachers College, Potsdam Stickney's Garage Sunshine Accessory Stores, Inc. Superior Beef Co. Surprise Store Tennant lilectric Motor H. M, Kinsman Co., Inc. Hall's Store Harold 8: james Green Healey's Shell Service Station Helen 81 Stan's Huhhard's Texaco Service blames T. Lahey ,lessie's Diner bl. R. Vleston. Inc. vlackie's Restaurant Kay's Beauty Salon Kendall-Lamar Corp. Kinney's Drug Store Knottv Pine Lodge Service l he Bootery The Norwood Bakery ,l. he Roxy Theatre The Snap Shop The Studio The Wheel Th0maris.Insurancc Agency Thomas Dokianos Treasure Shop Two Sister's Beauty Shop Cnited Market Yanderhurgs Socony Service omas. Inc. Lewis V8 Company McCarthy's Mkt. ZS: Locker Plant McGowan's Mott's Csed Cars Murphy's Shell Station National Army Stores, Inc. Nort h's Pkg. Store N orwood H a rd ware Warren's Liquor Store iycntuli M urray's Bear Service Western Auto Accessory Store Whites Grocery White Hardware Co, Winter's Dairy Wonder Bread Wm. F. Anderson. Inc, Outstanding in homemaking. JoAnne DeWitt competed in national contest. In the spring of 1955 Camera Club group went to Rochester. While P.C.S. band played at half time, high-Stepping Twirl- ers performed. Playground tennis champions received trophies from Mr. Northlastsummer. The work on the Misspelletl Word Contest done by Mrs. Nye for several years has been '11-B' appreciated hy seniors. MWA af 7 JfJ9Lw-ffHffb'M .AM4d.iZ??LZQkAfi5 NYkia+uf7Qw1!22iEfZiLj??. 'Quant GMU Qblaftgam i ,LifLQCV2mH,abbaaL 5 7W0aZ 4QUuM6 vvnxi ,XQJUMQ qfQiZZmuQQwuw Mukhi ,7mLLxmQ4aLA4fD .XAUUDJ4 Jai 6 97 if gkbaiqugaaf wil? Munn, -ZL0-1 E,z,fu0Lo,w-a,Z.f-4-!.,C!7aj,:4L4A Www 615,164 JAM mmqala zbwmf kzQ5pu0A E+1pfhMbcf,1Q,zJfQLfi?m4b gdwucf fafubzb Ga4 zauee,.AQ xa4A7QaumQGf apm?f,uA4?4 Mmwjldymlm all 024614 ,Z WU ZVJJALQLJ Abi' ffwply ,fo-f ,Jlfld u42nuwwj4,ZL 1iA7QL,5,,zcZwZuJfa,Zfl' wc,LPvfm4O.yQ1, if fjmj dawg, we lbw JZJLZQQQQ Yiwu J,ffawQU.,J7pl Z J , -A, ou ' , 0-df 1 , ' 1 4' ' H IOJQQAL. 1 1 ' ' IZJQ7 fyfff-lL-lf'-MVC-Q-e , f . ' 77 . - , '7 . V V C 4, , . 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