Saranac Lake High School - Annual Yearbook (Saranac Lake, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1951 volume:

'1'5'-s, 5' -Wi- VKQQFI ij Qn fxs ,ukhmt fx K Jfilx V? fxk THE 1951 R EAN!-KH!-XS 1 A-fj,.,g:,sA , Q, ff 4. ,,4-lumsw' ' If - x' ,.- -' N . II ' , ,, ' 1 ,, 1v,1 r,1N,,1f'- gf' - 'r f' fp, L' ,XH x ' v i rn LA I F Q.. '-.v NL. ,X fgf ,mx K ' h Q ' 4 1355: 'YM K ixxi, xv 0 lx S x'-Q 'X V 0 -Qf, 5, 5 . ' ' M. .N , 4: , . ex, '. - 4 x N . . ' r I fi- YQ X if ' HAWIQQ xXXtr. ff hihim Nik! A .. 1. ,dy N- xx I . . . , , X QE? 893, fp. W CF mm PH SENTED HY THE SENIUH EL!-XSS SAHANAE LAKE HIGH SEHIJUL SX-IH!-XNAE LAKE NEW YIIHH 5:5 s ' , X- Ar., e I 'it E P A W! H-- f H . ' E . ' :IV L lag -nr, 'I f 1 f v -. - .L , A Af v r' ,II '. -, If I In ' .4':. 5 : -, 5 qs , I A :W . K if :X 3, 'Z I 7 ia ,L,4,,:Lk 4, ,Z , 1 ' 1-' , ' E '32 . nf! gif ' J 54 . X 2 if ' , 1 'rig K ' ii 'vw, L4q, R, .1 B Q , - 1, : ' . ..,.. I Ev , 4 L h. EL E H J f fri? U ALMAMATEH 2.314 J V -J Jd5xyJ V ELM Q J ' rJ5.FlJJJ T Q d Id Ol ENV Exrlr sw'-1 1' rr JJIJHJ-WJH E Fc' , - 4 L' b Circle-ad roun Tfllqhf X . . E 1 Tg90Ul'1r0l0S. Brea ed uhon by heolinq if A I 31.4. .P -I I bolm, mnrrored in The Howinq if J J ' , J 1 bfiuer. Blest by nofvres Soo bin ifbff .wld .J V41 Colm. Sfcm s our ear o mo v J rx , K , T110 er Crown ci wtfln honor crowned U - Q P I mtl r' r ,- 3 h love, Crowned bq all her Children lwqcal. True lb HAP all else oboue ADMINISTHATIIIN SARANAC LAKE P Mun 1 comm -un-u-u-mm UILIC SCHOOLS SAIANAC Lhll. Nlw Vol! mu Q nun wl-:mn weannuvv u n vnu noun ov woe,-ns emu June l, l95l n hrs' L ML Charles T. Cowan Dear Se. le . an lmportarl This year, segmenm of your formal education, you ar esslng Lhe determination and Lhe abilities anuauon. l am proud f l Led upon u a which are carrying you of Unis achievement. and believe nom only academic aualnment, but also your pamern of growmh in soclo-democranlc skills can serve you well presently, and in Lhe years Lo come. l need not. Lell you why educamion is a continuing lifelong process. My sincere hope is mhan ash of you will enjoy ms beneflns fully, in Lerms of your capacules and needs. e particular involves serious respo of privileges. This point LS neavily emp. . Unlted Stames Loday as all of our young men answer Lne cal ' ctly ln Lhe perpemuahion of our way of llfe. :l Lo paruclpace more inf mbers of Lo SUSIE Our girls, Loo, wi Lensively Lnan ever before. l am con Lhls class will contribute in lmporLanL measure Lo Lhe ma ani increased strength of our democramc processes. t, Saranac Lake ln complening e Lo be congrat- poss chrough Lo gr Lhe record o xnmeresus, of democracy You have learned that Lhe practice nslblliues, as well as Lne greatesm ras' zed ln me iire ll be expecne fident, Lhe me ir.- Lenance ' l l starve-1 a Zonmlnue as n C kgr. L:CT.O3l LGQELMS. ' Keep me Lnfor, me years pass. L7 see us tfnen. L e' success !'E'L'B! Z HOW Etfl L l r ' Four years ago ycu ani ' r and l Lrust Lhis bcni w.ll c 'wel of your prcgress, ani M l'S, C owan, Mr' Cowan R 1 od ow for your Tori gnu J uc 4 every gcol wxsr Sincerely y of My ,Mala X- Qamw Charles T. iawxr. ' 'erxrttenleit U H CHIEF LAUNCUACES ANU ENGLISH Back Row Mrs Catherlne NBVID Sweatt Mrs Ellzabeth Carey Godson Front Row Mrs Frances Baxrd Coombs Mrs Mildred Swann Dupree Mrs Esther E Parsons S UCIAL STUDIES Mr Charles J Murphy Mrs Grace Lacy Klernan Mr Albert P Nadle 10 MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE Back Row Mr CharlesE Reynold Mr Charles Roger Ladd Mr Louls George Front Row Miss Ruby Baker Mr Clrf ford St H111 Mrs Mary Donovan MCKI 1 SARA AC LAKE MUSIC, AHT AND LIBHAHY Back Row: Mr. joseph W. Boland, Mrs. Sarah Park Carr. Front Row: Mrs. Mar- garet Burke Duffy Miss Jessie M Fraser. PHYSICAL EHUEATIIIN AND HEALTH Back Row Mr Butler Sulllvan Mr Bemard Dolat Front Row 'Vlxss Edythe Merle 'Vhss Carollne O Brlan Mxss Jeannette E Meade HIGH PAC EUMMEHIIIAL HIIMEMAHINS AND INDUSTRIAL AHTS Back Row Mr Carl H Smlth Mr Emest Selffled Mr Wllllam C LeRoy Second Row Mr KennethM Wllson M Cath erme Carey Noble Mrs Adelalde Whlte Coyne Front Row Mrs Katharme Long Llttle MISS Elizabeth DeL1sle Mrs Gertrude Crow Kendall Y 11 :- My Y 4 I , 6 4 I Xu m'?',f Ii Y A .1 4- 1 E... nw 1 f z N 1 4 ,f 'df fx-W , 2 7' fi f 9 4 4 'E A H W ma W Q! Q' if it MQ Qi- ' .. - - M .iv 1' W M93 wk , 4 1 I 5 ln,iK R X W'7T'4+'r- as I ' , ,.,,. .A , ,,,: A . . WJ' SENIIIHS Q! vp 17 1 ii FzrstRow McKillip Steidl President Keating Treasurer Second Row White Secretary Woodruff Vice President LaVal1e Premo Back Row Mrs Little Advisor Bush Ptscek Mrs Carr fidvzsor We ll never have a yearbook' We just cant raise enough moneyl Thls was the cry at start of the year, but it was soon to be followed by We mustl and We dldl All our endeavors this year were most successful thanks to the efforts of the entire Senior Class under the leadership of the offlcers and advisors Our magazine drive Christmas card selling, the Senlor play tickets, Canaras advertising really developed some super-salesmen this year. We did a lot of worrying along the way, but in the end we were Way over the top! Thanks for everything, you, who worked so hard. SE IUH All ISEH5 A Il UFPIEEH5 LOREN BAKER Bra Steady and True Trackl 2 3 Basketballl 2 Footballl 3 Fire Squad 3 Assembly Squad I 2 Boy SVBFSIIY 4 Undecided 'J ELMA LOUISE BOUTON E m A aultless body and a blameless mmd Clee Club 1 2 3 4 1-Y 4 Pep Squad 2 3 Assem bllesl 2 3 4 Bowl1ng3 4 Varsnyl 2 3 4 Senlor Play June Fesuval 1 2 Intramu'alSpons1 2 3 4 Cornell Umverszty EMMA MARIE BET TERS m A quiet gzrl and rather shy whose azms Ln ll e are rather hzgh Absent from school for the ast two and one half years cause of xllness Com merclal Club 2 Chorus 1 2 Plattsburg Busmess Insu- lille 95 ROLAND .IO HN BRANC H L e lS lzke a game the przze may not be wzthm our power but the playmg LS Football 1 2 3 4 Base l 2 3 4 Tra k Basketball l 2 3 4 Cap n 4 Boys H1Y 3 Boy sVars1ty 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 Class Presldent 2 School Bell Staff 2 3 As- sembllesl 2 3 4 Student Counc1l2 3 Canaras Stal? TCHHIS Team 2 3 Unde czded GEORGF BOM BARD Bum Nozhmg LS mm possz le to a wzllzng heart Track3 4 Intramurals 3 4 Varslty Club 3 4 Avlatxon Club Navy Flymg School JOHN EUGENE BRAUCKMANN lack The multztudc IS always ln the wrong Baseballl 3 4 Hockeyl 3 4 Footballl 4 Varsny 1 3 4 Commxtteesl 3 4 Canaras Staff Unwerszty o Holy Cross L4 1 L ww, 41 .xx JZL cwlllffffwl RIC HARD JAMES BROWN Peb Good cheer ts no hmdrance to a good lze Basketball 4 Track 3 4 PYOJCCIIOH Club 1 2 Log gmg Engmeer JOSEPH F DW ARD CAHPION Hooker 4 lzkeable kid utth u tendly smzle Basketball 2 4 Baseball 2 Intramuralsl 2 3 Ski Team 3 4 Cross-Coun try 3 Basketball Manager 4 ficcountant 15 Pmsc1LLA MARIE BRULQIEA Przss Thollght-Slxdri stzllest when they Lllvtme Undecided BF RN ARD B CARLIN Berme larzety rs the very spice 0 It e that glues rt all the flavor Boys HIY 3 4 Football 4 Trackl Class Presxdent l F1reSquad4 Intrammals l 2 Boys Bowllng 3 Stu ent Counrfll 2 B L ndeclded A PHYLLIS WINNIF RED BUSH Phyl An ounce cheer ulness ts worth a pound 0 sadness GleeC1ub1 2 3 4 Gtrls H1-Y 3 4 Secretary4 As- semblies l 2 3 4 Am teur Show 2 ,Iumor Play Semor Play Commlttees 1 2 3 4 Junlor Class Secre tary Canaras Staff Student COUHCII 2 3 Prolectlon Club 1 2 EXCCUIIVC Com mxttee 4 50 and 60 word typmg and 80-word tran scrxptxon awads Secretary SHlRl FY ANN Cl ARENIONT Clarem Too agreeable to make a szngle enemy SBIIIIBIIOII Squad l Intra- murals 2 3 4 Assemblles 2 3 Commerclal Club 2 3 4 Y lce-Presldent 3 Presx 4 Rouge and Robe 3 4 Chrlstmas Play 3 Lsher 3 4 Glrls H1Y3 4 Gus Bowl1ng3 4 Bowlmg Tour naments 3 4 Student Coun C11 4 Supenor Attalnment .30 word typmg award and 100 word transcrlptxon award Commxttees 2 3 4 Canaras Staff Busmess College BARBARA ANN CLOOKEY Barb - - Who says little does much. Commercial Club 35 Canaras Stalig 50-word typing award, 80-word transcription, Supe- rior Attainment. Private Secretary. P HYLLIS MAR Y COVENTRY Phyl - - The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. Commercial Club 2, 33 Com- mittees 3, 4g Usher 4: Intra- murals lg Assemblies 2, 3, 50-word typing awed, 80- word transcriptiong Superior Attainment. Stenographer. 16 ARTHUR A. COMMO Art - - Youth comes but once bl a lifetime. Track 2, 3, 4, Ski Team 3, 45 Cross-Country 2, 3, 49 Basketball Manager 4, Boys' Hi-Y 3, 4g Boys' Varsity4. Navy. 195 ,IOSEP H XAVIOR D'AOUST Joe - - A good man never dies. Football 2, 3, 4: Stage Worker 3, 4. Architect. PHYLLIS LORRAINE CONNOR Fulleth - - A light heart lives long. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Jun- ior Playg Cheerleader 3, 45 Girls' Hi-Y 3, 43 Girls' Varsity 4g Rouge and Robe 49 Assemblies 2, 33 Student Council 4, Committees 2, 3, 45 Clee Club 3, 4. Unde- cided. DONALD RUSE LL DARRAH Doll - - The victory of success is half won when one gains the habit of work. Army. JAMES CHARLES DARRAH lim - - 'Tis toil's reward that sweetens industry. Bowling 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4g Ski Team 3. Undecided. i V U f l'1,,V A DONALD KINIBALL DUSO Duse - - l'll ,find a way or make it. Football 3, 43 ,Iune Festival 2, Junior Play, Intramural Sports 2, 3: Ski Team 3, 4, Boys' Hi-Y 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 41 Assemblies 3, 43 Stu- dent Council 39 Boys' Bowling 3, 4. U. S. Navy. ff? 24,5517 ,iL'fJ 77Afr ' 44 - Lj ' 'f 4 -4- KYSX X, 0 L is . U, My 1, jg. B C5 I JAMES E. M. DAWSON Jimmy - - When is a man strong until he is alone. Football I, Assembly 2. Cowboy. 19 4 CHARLIE F. E MVIO NSI, Charlie - - He xrhwngs fr' hlens his 'llf away. ack ' Cros ountr ilg jikdlmll lg Class President lg rojedfion Club I, 2, 3, Vice 'ident 23 Red and W l, 23 Sehool Bell If 3, Boys' Hi-Y 35 Howling'3, 45 Hock- ey dagger 2g Assemblies I, , 3, 4, Canaras Staff, T asurer of Bowling Club figxplee Club 3, Exchange Assembly 3, Intrastate Clee Club Meet at Lake Placid 3. U. 5. Air Force. ll5' X SHIRLEY DOTY Shirl - - Oh, why should life all labor be? Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g Girls' Varsity 2, 3, 4, Band and Orchestra I, 2, 3, 49 Com- mercial Club 2, Secretary 2. Undecided. .X ' ' 'AV L r ,,'I' DOROTHY LOAUISE ESTES 'is - '- I love a boad marginto my lifE. . V irls Hi-Y 3 4' Treaslrer 4' Girls fVarsity 4' Rbuge and' Rcibe 4' Student Co - -c'l 4 Secretary 4' Proj c-- tion Club 3' Committees 1, 2 V 3 4' Assembly' 2' Intra- 'urals I 2 3 4- Jun' Play Prompter. Undecided. 17 .1 f PHILIP SANFORD F FIN BICRC Phill, - - .Never :ln today what you can put off 'til Lomorrou. Varsity 3, 45 Ski Team I, 2, 3, 49 Basketball I, 2, 3, 4-9 Baseball 2, 3, 49 C1-055- Country 39 Intramurals 1, 29 Bowling 3, 49 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, C166 l, 29 Assem- blies 1, 29 Canaras Staff, Ex- change Assembly 2. Busi- ,--r'1l, JOHN COLDSTEIN G0ldy - - Of ancient race by birth, but nobler yet in his own worth. Canaras Staff, Business Man- ager, Red and White, Sports Editor 49 Projection Club 3, 49 Boys' Hi-Y 3, 49 Boys' Varsity 49 Oratorical Con- test 49 Cross-Country 39 Track 3, 49 Basketball Man- ager 39 junior Plays Senior Pla ' Christmas Play 2, 3 Y, ' 49 Assemblies 2, 3, 4: Rouge and Robe 2, 3, 49 Bowling 4: June Festival 3. Govemor of New York. I RIC HARD N. GLADD Ye Old Midge - - The great end of life is not knowledge but action. Glee Club 39 Boys' Varsity 49 Boys' Hi-Y 3, -I-9 Cross- Country 39 Track 3: Intra- murals I, 2, 3, 49 Assem- blies l, 2, 3, 49 Aviation Club 4. Mechanic or Musi- cion. LILLIAN MAY GOESQOW . X!X sliJlll.Lh0 igeireogiitliiigiggll X. tkglfirstltklrie. I gpm' tion 'lub Secre- tarygigargiljg' Bolwifliig 3 , iebret 3, 49 F rls -Y 1 , 49 lntfamural p rtgk' , 2, 3,'41'Cirls',Varsit TClub 4, Vicle-Pre 'ent 44 ou ghd gt 3,94 ,Com es 1,2,ll,4,gZll3,U fa, 49 Student uncil 49 Bow- ling T aments 3, 49 As- sembliggg, 39 Canaras Staff. Undecided. WILLIAM DONALD GLADD Bill - - To strive, to seek, to End and not to lead. Fire Squad I, 2, 3, 49 Pro- jection Club I, 2, 3, 49 Boys' Hi-Y 3, 49 Photo- grapher. JOYCE E. CUWAN Tall, stately and fair. Commercial Club 2, 3, 49 Girls' Ili-Y 3, 49,I'nt.ramural Sports 2, 3. Housewife. 18 Q MARY ELLEN GREGORY Cookie - - Her ambition is to rise, not in position, but in size. Girls' Hi-Y 45 Girls' Varsity 3, 4g Assemblies 2, 3, 4g Cheerleadin 3, 4, Captain 49 Intramura?Sports 2, 3, 43 Glee Club lg Bowling 35 Canaras Staffg Committees I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary. CAROLYN 'NIARLA N HELNIS 0 y Enuiable mod surprising ability and m er u 4 Intramural port 2 4 Assemblies her 2 4 Commit tees naras Staff w d award Alb y Bus: ess College I' WILLIAM ALVIN GURLEY 'Wag Whose little body lodged a mighty mind Golf 3 4 Intramural Sports I 2 3 4 Basketball Man ager 4. College VIARY ELLEN HELMS Chuckie Variety is the mother o enjoyment Commercial Club 2 3 4 In tramural S ortsl 2 3 4 AmaIeurP ay 2 Committees 2 3 4 50word ty mg award Undecided MARGARET ANN HARRIGAN llluaggieil Girls' I'Ii-Y 3, 43 Varsity Club 3, 4g Bowling 3, 49 Senior Playg Assem lies 3, 45 Rouge and Robe 2, 3, 49 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4. Sur- gical Nurse. VELMA HIGGINS a She must be seen to be appreciated Amateur Show 2 Rouge and Robe 2 3 4 Girls H1-Y 3 4 Girls Varsity 4 Secre tary-Treasurer 4 Girls Bowling 3 4 Treasurer 3 Canaras Staff .Irmxor Play Superior Merit Senior Play Intramural ortsl 2 3 4 Committeesl 2 3 4 As- semblies 2 3, 4 Student Councll 4 Golf 3 50 word typing award and 80-word transcription award Grace Downs School .Q-Mir: A ,V l . f ' . I 1 9 I U ,, - - . - ' UV ln - - es , ' ' ' ' ' , ' ' . 0 ff' Pf'S0 al Y- Projection Club 1, 2, 3, ' I Cl b 2, 3, 4, 3 ' fe ll Q l ' 1, 1 i ,I , 1 2, 3: l , , A 9 '- l , 3, ' ' 3, ' Q 9 1 K i 50- t in . . -5 . Q p i ' I Sp . . . 4 at ,J , , . Q 3 J ' , 4 Xl kj X ' ' a : - 19 5 . . . ,f W lf 96-J1m4f 0' Qwdult RIC HARD JOHN HINE Herbs Respect all such as sung when all alone Bmldl 2 3 4 VICC-PTCSI dent 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 Senxor Play Track 3 4 Hockey 4 Dance Band 2 Student Comcxl 2. Trombontst. JOSEPH E DWARD KE ATING Squmt A penny saved ts a penny got Boys Vaxslty 2 3 4 Treas mer 3 Vlce-President 4 H1-Y 3 4 Treasurer 4 Track 1 2, 3 4 Cross- Country 2 3 4 Captam 4 Hockey 3 4 Basketball 2 Class VICC Presldent 3, Treasurer 4, President Stu- dent Counc1l4, Glee Club 4, Assemblles 1, 2, 3, 4, Com mlttees 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf Team 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Junxor Play. College. Z5 C ATHERINE M ARY HOLLIS Cathy Expenenced mdus trzous ambitious and o ten quzte plc turesque MOVIE Clubl 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 Intramural Sports l ROSE MARY K LE IN Rosle Laugh and be merry Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Secre tary 3 4 H1-Y 3 4, Chrxst mas Play3 Assemblxes and Exchalge Assemblxes 2 3 4 Commlttees 1 2 3 4 Sophomore Class Treasurer Acapella Chou All State Chou 3 Intramurals 2 4 Student Councxl 4 50-word typxng- 80-word transcnp- tion Rouge and Robe 2 3 Featlue 4 Presldent Editor .Z if ' JOAN FRANCES HOURIHAN ,loame wuh the lzght brown hazr Commenclal Club 2 3 4 Red and Whxte 2 Intramural Sports 1 Usher 3 4 Ama- tem' Play 2 Commxttees 2 3 OU1ceWork MARIE AGNES L ASHWAY Rte The busy bee that has no ttme or sorrow Majorettes 1 2 3 4 As- sembhes 1 2 3 4 Intra murals 1 2 3 4 .lun r Play H1-Y 3 4 Chaplaxn 3 Cbrlstmas Play 3 Rouge and Robe 3 4 Secretary 4 Commlttees 1 2, 3, 4, Pro- ICCIIOII Club 1, 2, Jlme Festxval I, 2, 3, 4, Student Colmcxl 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Canaras Staff 4 School Nurse Teacher J' . 4 WIS, 'W 4 Q f J-I VY 1 7 1 -' f .1 , Wy , I , K I 1 ' VJ-J . 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I 1 1 1 1 19 1 1 1 ' 2, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Q 5 ,B : ' 4 X' U , , : - 1 ' , - J 1 ff mrmym A vlpizs 1Pa3 T e orrl lway to h fri frzend ts be one u ent unc 2 3 ee 4JClub'nl Baud 2 3 4 R g ah,dHobe2 3 4 VILB Pre ent 4 Aca ella o1r 4 Y 3 4 ICC Presxdbfgt 4 Class Secre 24 Assembhes 2 3 4 or Play Class Commlt 2 3 4 Executive ommlttee 4 Canaras Staff june Festxval2 3 4 Pots dam State Teachers Col lege ROBERT D MARTIN Bob My heart at thy sweet voice Fire S und 2 3 4 Projec n Cub 2 3 4 n murals 1 2 BOWllDg 4 College 21 NORMA I M ARTELLE Norm Blushmg ts the color o wrtue Ellis School 0 Nursmg jug! , nffw' 61, SLLANNE. NlcCLAI'fHll1 Susze 1 ueell breisz lence aluays at command Assomblles 3 Rong a cl Q 3 4 Gxrl s H1 Y 3 Juni Fc-stlval 3 4 Com tees l 2 4 Nur -W! My Xb MARJORIE MARTIN Margte A pair 0 roguzsh eyes Commlttees 1 2 Girl s H1 Y 3 4 Assemblxesl 3 Intramurals 1 2 3 ,Inn Festrval 2 3 4 Ushers 3 4 Champlam Valley Hosp: NANCY McCOHMICK an It IS better to wear out than to rust out. arslty 1 2 4 Clu 12 3 4 C1rlsHlY 3 4 Red andWh1te 1 2 3 4 School Bel13 4 Assocl- ate Edxtor 4 Assembhes 1 2 3 4 Commrttees 1 2 3 Junror Play Semor Play june Festxval 1 2 4 Canaras Staff Rouge and Robe 3 4 Majorettesl 2 Cheerleading 4 Intramurals 1 2, 3, 4 Syracuse Unwer stty R 3 ,A . Affnllfl ,LL ' f l H ,ft 'U + -'H 'I .1 . ,- nt np - - v' yi l y U!! V ' ,' 7 . Y Y Q w,-f I l d A :GI Il' g e , 3. 3 , I I O? ky I 'ggi' Q8' ' p la - an . . - f J .TV r J ' ' . , I u ' I LD, K Q ,- . , Q . , ll S . y g Q I 1' I Q . 1 5 1' Q S r 1 1 e I ,lf . , , n - V l 1' v Q 'r ,ff ' - tg, N, - - f . 3' an I tal. ji , L 7' All ,, y, 3 f e - - ' 1 f ' 5 , f - 3 '1 4 ' X kfryv I 3 4 4' 1 ' 'Q e n m Rob-Q, 9. ' ' '-' ,4: 'V mit I, , 3,, .lf se. A S U U - - A UN rr - . - - i . 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VP' W 'J of V2 P MARY FRANCES MCGOWAN ac On wzth he dance Clrls HIY 3 4 Majorettes 1 2 Drum Majorette 3 4 Rouge and Robe 3 4 Clee Clubl 2 3 4 Committees I 2 3 4 Clrls Vas1ty3 4 ,IuneI est1val1 2 3 In tramurals 1 2 3 4 aras Staff U er 3 4 Potsdam State Teachers College LOIS MILLER Come pretty maui Varsxty Club 2 Intramurals 2 Bowling 3 Telephone Operator 1951 AN MCKILLIP fwliifff Gul Vanls1tyX2,3 4 In all mufa port 4 Gee ub 2 S Cl Che Cana s f Y! mbll R011 e BMI be 3 4f Bu ess Mana la avel 4X Edw1N JOHN MONICA on Love guzdes a scene and women glade the p ot 'KRed and Wh1le2 3 4 Busl ness Manager4 SchoolBell 4 Boys HIY3 4 Boys Varslty 2 3 4 Fire S uad 4 Ca 3 Sa Patrol 3 4 Rouge and Robe 2 3 4 Assemblles I 2 3 4 Commlttees 1 2 3 4 june Fest1val2 3 Canaras Staff Jr Play Chrlstmas Play 3 Semor Play Class Treasurer 3 Baseball 2 Basketball 2 CrossCountry 2 Intramurals 2 Football 3 Hockey3 Track 3 4 Boys Bowllng 3 4 Secretary 4 Undeczded RICHARD H MCKILLIP Duck A true and 2 3 4 School Bell 3 4 3 4 Red an Wlnt Fue Squad Ca ta 4 jun1orPl n r I Chrlstmas PIE 3 H W 'gy Delegates Pres dent Councll 4 V res 4 H Y3 4 Vlce- re 4 BCIIOD Club I 2 3 Assemblle 4 Executlve Comm tt Canaras Co-Ednor 4 and Robe2 3 4 June t1val2 3 4 Safety P 3 4 Intramuralsl 2 Tenn1s3 4 College ELIZABETH L MOR ENCY zz Some thmk the world LS made or un and rolzc june Festival 3 Golf 3 Canaras Staff Secretary va n,jJ'E,,1 fl JT-4 all 'I Vela V5 1 39 x. M22 35' DAVID HANNON MLN N Hank None but the brave deserve the azr Basketball 2 3 4 Football 3 BoysH1Y2 3 4 Class President 3 Intramurals 1 2 Undeczded RICHARD AI LI N NI XLI- Dzck Let wet dustnous Pro ection Llubl 2 3 4 Pres 3 4 Canaras btaff Lndeczded HARVEY C MYERS Tewey Spring ever means but one thing Baseball 2 3 4 Basketball 2 4 Manager 3 Boy s Var sity 2 3 4 Assembl1es3 4 Committees 3 4 Lndeczdfri 195 HIHSIII NIIHI all 4 ll lseb I sketball 5 fo s w ub SIl'IlblICSl 3 4 Bow I 4 fommerrzal fha mzstrv JOHN JAMES NAVIN Navinski - - To set the air with music bravely ringing. Band l, 2, 3, 4, President 49 Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4g Varsity 2, 3, 4, President 43 Boy's Hi-Y 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Secretary 45 Dance Band l, 2g Clee Club 2 3 4 Pres1dent4 Track 4 Ca Footballl 3 4 Nlovle Club I Ski Team 3 Rouge and Robe 2 3 4 Student Coun c 3 4 Assemblyl 2 3 u f- Festlval l 2 xchange Assemblyl 2 3 4 Safety Patrol3 4 junior Plaw Saxanhnnmt al l FR-RNC' S I ll U e Fazthrul and True Band l 2 3 Orchestra Z Sect C-lee C ub l 3 Pres. 3 Flre S uad2 3 H1 Y 3 4 Bows arsltw 3 Track l 2 3 Cross Coun try 2 Student Councxl 3 Exchange Assembly 2 Rmg Committee 3 Intramurals 2 3 Safetv Patrol 3 ur Book Staff I Wadhams Hal 23 Wa Wlxfwfryyk 1 f yr, K N P SHARONI J ons 'IX 'bf Ltb A sxlent shiny ll. mns deeply Intramurals 2 Undecrded RIC HARD F PILLOW Dzck He profits most who serves best. Fxre Squad 4 Ticket Com m1ttees3 4 Pnest. fi 24 ILVFLYN N1 PEER Evy People say that ll e LS the thmg but I pre er readmg Girls HIY 3 4 Clrls Var 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 ntra muralsl 2 3 4 Assembly 3 Lsher 3 Commlttees 2 3 4 Canaras Staff Student Council 2 3 Champlam lalley Schoolo 'Vursmg 195 SHIRLEY M PREMJ Prerne Soft ts the voice of an angel SRIIIIBIIOD Squad 1 Projec tion Club 1 2 Assemblies 2 3 Commerclal Club 3 4 Secret 4 Gxrls H1Y 3 4 Mem ershlp Commxttee 4 Intramural Sports 2 3 Glrls Bowling 3 Ples1dent4 Team Captaln 3 4 Commlttees 2 3 4 EXCCUIIVC Commlttee 4 Usher 3 50 word typing award 100 word transcrxp- tlon Superior Attamment Stu ent Councll 2 3 Rouge and Robe 4 Canar as Staff Undeczded WALTER C PEER Cafdy Where never ts heard a dzsparagmg word Hockey I 2 3 4 Captam 3 Basltetballl Boys Var sxty 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 BOYS HIY 3 4 Chaplaln 3 4 Frre Squad2 Comnut teesl 2 3 4 Assembhes 3 Student Councll 4 Clee Club 2 3 Intramuralsl 2 3 Class Vlce Presldem 2 U S Army LUELLA PTACEK ue She speaks the sunple language o truth Rouge and Robe 3 4 Bus! ness Manager 4 Canaras Staff Glrls H1Y 3 4 As- semhlles 3 4 Red and Whlte 2 3 4 Assistant Edltor 3 Edll0l ll1'ClllBf 4 School Bell 1 2 3 4, As sxstant Edxtor 3 4 Usher 3, ,Iumor Play Senior Play, Cbnstmas Play 3 Execu uve Commxttee 4, Tlcket Manager for Plays 3, 45 Stu dent Council 4, Intramural Sports I, 2, 3, 4. Language Teacher. f ff' ' y W I f M , l I ff f ' LJ , xi, .. .. -'Q U . W 7 I I It '. VI Y Q l W f fl H1 NK' 1 s r I N I A cl f lv lf 2 2 9 , ' 'Q V . ' . -.1 9, , I s X V J I S I ' 1 Q ' Q 1 . ' u - byn - - - CN v, I u , , , , I Q , Y ' S r 1 . ' . , . f . sity 43 Rouge :land Robe 2: 9 4 I - T Y 1 1 1 I , U ,' , .fl ' I ' K i rc n . L - , 43 j ' ' ,' 42 dl ' , S U ' V' - - . ' :JL n - . . I U : I .l ' 9 9 I' , . 1 9 S J? U! :D -. , 9 f 1 1 I 9 1 I ' Y . , . . . 5 1 . ' 1 I 1 ' 1 9 I EDWARD RUSSELL Eddie I play my trou bles away Band 1 2 Fire Squad Teacher JOHN H STEIDL Jr John Babe - - Im not ar- guing widx you lm telling ou. Red and White 1' School Be 1 2 3 4 Associate Editor 3 Co-Editor 4' Band 3' Orches ra ' Dance Band 1 2' Glee Club l 2 3 4 Accompanist3 4' Ski Team 1' Boy s Hi-Y 3 4 President 4' Senior Play' Junior Pla Business Manager' Assem lies l 2 3 4' Exchange Assemblies 1 2 3 4' Student Council 1 2 4' Canaras Staff' Juno 2 stival 1 2 4' Sa ,' Patrol 3 4' Committees l .. . 4' lntramurals l L.' Senior Class Presi-lr-nt. Physician. PM PAUL ST MARIE Saint Llttle friends may prove great fiends Fire Squad4 U S Navy M51 9 M ANN C SULLIVAN Annie Not by vears ut by disposition is wus dom acquired Pro ecuon Club 2 3 4 H1 Y 4 Clee Club 4 lnlra murals 2 4 Assemblies 3 sing tag di,' Q. JOAN SMITH Srruttre Patience is the best remedy or every trouble Clee Club I 2 3 4 ntra urals 1 2 3 4 Rou and Robe 3 4 Assemblies 2 3 4 june Fest1val3 4 Undecided P ATRICIA A SLLLIVAN Pat - - .-1 man 5 better than a book. flee Club l 2' Intramurals 2 3' Bowlin Team 3' Com- mercial Clu 4' 100 word transcription and 50 word iYPil'lg award Secretary. 331019 owl Ml M15 lv Olafwf INEZ VANCOUR Zen: Born with the gift of laughter Crrls Vars1ty2 3 4 lntra muralsl 2 3 4 Clee Club 2 3 4 Assembl1es2 3 4 Girls H1 Y 4 june Festival 2 3 Committees 4 Nurse JOLINE E WLIR 'Jo ' - - The best ofheol- ers is good cheer. Majorettes 3g Usher 3g Com- mittees 2, 3, 4g Hi-Y 3, 4g Sr. Playg Red and White 41 Rouge and Robe 3, 4g Pro- jection Club l, 25 Clee Club 43 House of Delegates lg Bowling 4. Nurse. 26 CONSTANCE A VanYSERLOU Connie I love o spend my day m smgmg some joyous song Assembllesl 2 3 4 Com mltteesl 2 3 4 Band3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Clee Clubl 2 3 4 ,Iumor Play Acapella Cholr All-State Choir Intramurals l 2 3 lzxchange Assemblles lluszczan 195 JOAN M WHITE Irma Man alse man smiling destructive man' Gll'lS HIY 3 4 Cheerlead mg 3 4 Assemblies 3 4 Commltteesl 3 Pro jectlon Club 2 Semor Class Secretary Intramuralsl 2 4 Sr Play Junior Play Rouge and Robe 3 4 Am teur Show 2 Clee Club 2 3 4 Canaras Staff4 Usher l 3 Student Council 3 Su perxor Attainment 70 word typing award and 120 word transcription award Secretary ' ' , 1 ef -t. A ,Q 7 f A r 1 Eff? V ef: I' 5:21. ,,, 5, g .-Q f- f vfyf? x5 'fb NX xy! 50 X Qbyoo 'JJLQ tyyqpj' swf' no 0'4- if NBRANCIS WAI SH Frank Fzre as he most tolerable thzrl party Fire Squad 2 3 4 Marry a nch woman ANTOINLTTE M WILLEFTE Toni - - The gods help them that help themselves. Assembly 23 Committee 3. Secretary. HARRISON J WOOD Jr Woody Would that I could utter the thoughts that Basketball2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Skl Team 4 e uad 3 4 Assembly 3 Bowling 3 4 Electnczan WOO RUF zght SOCl8le e us ess 3 Girl uncll nce Pre xde 'Wien V Ella 3 r eP sld t -M les e I 95 s4R0u WWW LANC E W OODRUFF Silence better than speech. Projectxon Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Assembly 2. Undeczded. be 3 Chnstmas P mmlttees 1 2 3 4 june Fest1val2 Ioumalzsm 27 l l 4 I V' . , . M. Ck u it - - I I al I 0 ' A are within me. ' if- 1 ' , 5 ' I l, 2, iS- l . : ' : F' ' Sq , 3 lf? R it ' , , ' ' . 'st ' an I X Z I 1 . l 4 ' 1 4: ea ' ' - ' d A 6 8 l I i I ea . Z H4 r i0 - ' I ll , A . 4, 1 1 3 ud ou 3 .. , I Y I O: VW I ' is lllllIIlll!1lllIlllllIlH lllllllII11lllllIlil!lllllll!Il lIlllKlll1 llllllllllll lil llIlIl!lll! lllllill llllll I Ill QL kr- T w .Q 'ab x H 2 P-'lil ii? 5 ul rf ., ff il 1. 3 . 3 4 .,. w 5 . 'S ,V -0 .1 f- . , .. -,Q .4 ta 5 Nf- fi yt . .94 ' 1. f ,. iitl ' 1 ,mn 1 +,. V ,- ze' f .A gb? Sf.- , 5. vt , 1. f-5, F, x. sf: 7553: , fi Harp.. yr .i ,-ff ,A ,. 'rf x-' I' 1'-me 45 A W 4- f vffsv Q Je I kia ff.. V?kqi23E? 'Aff V v '5' Q 'Z Qt V.. ,. gg SEA, M, iff - awww ' as Q ,F a CLASS HISTIJHY From one floor to the other and from one homeroom to the next we have traveled alarm mgly fast to the end of the llne Even so 'Vlr Murphy probably wouldn t agree that we have reached our Manlfest Destlny Oh the lastlng patience of those teachers' They have put up with a lot from the Class of 51 rn the last four years Leavlng the classroom behrnd let s talk about us Our Freshman year provided a tltle for us all and seemed to glve us a llttle prestige We made plans for our flrst dance the Freshman Hop whrch was a great success because of the appearance of the professronal card trlck performer Wrll you ever for et the Christmas Party the seventh period English class gave Mrs Parsons when Bernar Carlnn caught her under the mistletoe? Next came our second year and we were way way up ln the great big upstarrs How could 310 have seemed so strange? Oh but lt did' Remember how we used to wonder what the older klds were wrrtlng when they just walked up to the desk and then out ofthe room? Our Sophomore Soree proved that we could put on a formal dance and make a suc cess of ll and everyone had a real Dogpatch txme at our profitable Daisy 'Vlae Drag Can it be that we are almost there? Now we are Juniors bill we have Sllcll 8 l-0-0 0 ng w y to go That was really a srlly thrng to say wasn t rt? The algebra and French the bookkeeping and law were so hard Hemember how slmple they seemed after we had cause we rnsrsted upon showrng everyone our new possessrons That year we wanted to get busy and earn money so that we could glve the Senlors the best Prom they would ever dream of attendrng and we dld Wrth a nautrcal theme and Mr Boland s orchestra our Prom was a huge success Our ,Iumor year was a brg one rn the freld of sports too for many of our class were on the champronshrp basketball team and on the track team that won the Van Dusens ulcker than quick we became Semors Can anybody remember wastxng a sm le mln ute9 This ear we even topped the performance of THE BABY SITTER with IE DATE WITH JUDT Canaras rctures began snapping and the Class Salesmen had a fleld day wrth magazrnes and C lstmas cards Mr Youn s birthday party rn study hall was the hrgh ornt of the month of December Remember t e beautrful cake the rce cream and the tea t at he was forced to eat rn front of all of us? Came March and we be an to wonder rf we d have a yearbook after all but we man ed to et the whole thrng rn efore the dead lrne Thnngs were uret after that until the enror ea Then came the June Festrval and graduatlon to top o four years we ll never forget These are just a few of the thoughts we thlnk now that we are aduatrng We ve had a lot of fun and are so much wiser than we were when we used to s uffle into Junlor Study Hall thlnklng that we were so blg to be the rulers of the second floor We reallze that our lives are just begrnnlng but this IS a part of lt that we shall always remember 29 passed our finals? Finally our rings camel The whole school knew it was our big day be- Q . u . , . 0 . . . . - , E ' as '16 . . 5 '- . U gf , . . u u ' 1 T . . I - SL.Hs DID MOST FOR S L H S John Steldl Betty Woodruff MOST POPULAR Joe Keating Phyllis Bush CLASS Mfr- f wx. CLASS EATERS John Steldl Rosemary Klein 30 Lens J COUPLE gb me Lt5?'n'e Y MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED John Steldl Betty Woodruff CLASS ACTORS RlchardMcK1ll1p Nancy MCCIl'llllCk SENIUH SUPEHLATIVES l0 501111 C01d.,e,n H8118 Ptacek u 5 0 A . V' ' . 9 's IN A NJ z' . . x AB hr- . fy Ex' . N KJ ' X- G I - 3, ,il A I 4 T L . .- . ,Jr 43 -N I . ,,z - 1 J Ld ,Ti . . , 5 7- D 9 ET S xnez CLASS TALK ERS John BYHUCIIDIM Rosemary Klem CLASS BABIES Richard McKillip Mary McGowan CLASS DANCERS WalterPeer MAN W Phyllxs C onnor N HA r BEST LOOKING Richard Hme Elma Bouton ERS yn 52,9 0 BEST Dnesseo wlx11xEST R096 Edwm Monxca Velma HISSIIIS 31 NAME Loren Baker Emma Mane Betters George Bombard Elma Bouton Roland Branch John Brauckmann Rlchard Brown Pnscllla Brulllea Phyllls Bush Joseph Campion Bernard Carlxn Shxrley Claremont Barbara Clookey Arthur Commo Phyllxs Connor Phyllls Coventry joseph D Aoust Donald Darrah James Danah Donald Dnso james Dawson Charles Emmons Dorothy Estes Phllllp Feinberg Richard Gladd wllllam Cladd John Goldsteln Llllxan Gorrow ,IoyceGGowan Mary re o Wxllxam fgurllley Margaret Harrlgan Carolyn Helms Mary Ellen Helms Velma Huggins Rlchard l-lxne Catherine Hollls Joan Hounhan JOS6ph Keating M ar le L ashway Patncra LaVallee Norma Martelle Marjone Martm Robert Martm Susan McClatchle Nancy McCormick Mary McGowan Rlchard McK1ll1p Phyllxs McK1ll1p Loxs Mlller Edwin Monica Elizabeth Morency Davld Munn Harvey Myers John Navm Russell Newell Richard Neale Panl Oehler Sharon Otis Evelyn Peer Walter Peer Richard Pillow Shirley Premo Luella Ptacek Edward Russell Paul St Mane joan Smlth John Steldl Ann Sullivan Patncra Sulllvan lnez VanCour SEEN blushmg she just am t ln study hall but not heard on New Year s Eve In perpetual motxon nn the dentist s office wxth Carolyn at 13 Wlnona with curly eyelashes In the halls typlng muneographlng Offlcer s Club knxttlng but when? haklng ap a fxzzrcxst p a n tennxs wxthlaqaackseat full of women ID hrs jeep H1 Jacklng his dear slsslms on the court wxth Prince Albert xn the dark room under the mistletoe at the bowling alley wxth dxamonds persuadmg advertxsers wag :ng hrs tongue com mg her han here and there sneakmg ln late you sand ltl nangmg on the marquee o-seet ah the tractor helpxng Mlss Albee being witty seen being cute at the Canteen being qulet slttmg up straxght wlth 2 women smxlmg on the stage of life twxrllng at the Enterprxse office kmttxng infrequently wxth the gxrls readxng love comlcs behxnd a basketball amon the nxnth graders at L1 s rn hxs merry oldsmobxle m a test tube ID hrs Varslt sweater but not ln sc ool frowmng safety patrollxng delxverlng papers where Monk IS burnmg the mxdmght oxl og xn att e Ire station wxth curls presxdxng wlth Pat Sullxvan wlth Ann Sullivan cowboy dnvlng Constance VanYserloo ln lnez s car Francis Walsh Jolnne Wexr ,Ioan White Antoinette Wlllette Harrison Wood E ll zaheth Woodruff Lance Woodruff ID a grey Chevy collectmg attendance cards swoomng being absent wlth Cmtches rushxng an projectxon room SOFT SPOT plald shuts typmg on the diamond the Navy luckxes frllxbusterlng baseball Woolworth s brush cuts Observer Da Wllllam Street square dances diamonds spaghettx skatmg typmg room ood tles and hats whlzzers gomg steady only did 97 today the xnsurance company um varsity sweaters tall women school 9881108 saxaphone curly haxr sk: pants the teachers blue Jeans noon hours drawmg blology diagrams brg sllver rmgs slzdm softba l casts Amencan currency Camp Bed ord Trees and then Branches homemakrng Hlstory Class Speeches tellxng okes Umon prxngs dancxng Syracuse men P S C red han' okes axry Dell Raybrook drawxng suspenders movxe club trombone Cabrlels ubllc speakln lstory tests plllows collectmg wnte ups books Fords gas statlons Meyers hls stomach male from Placld Malone gym class trombones own a Buckholster twtrlln ossxp ooks upper Lake back door of Study Ha meetmgs movle reels 32 AMBITION FOR A DAY Prince Vallant marry Mr Palmer Method Joe D1Magg1o the 2nd Blknm test play bmketball at CCNY outwlttmg Mr Young second Paul Bunyan cheaper by the dozen cuttxng her ban winner of U S rant Slalom henpecked husband Presldentxal Secretary fxshrng for Bullhead fsl have a furlough Fred Astaire s partner erfect s eed test utcher aker or candlestlck maker own a motor blke shop biology teacher have 5 gaduauon rlngs invent a Jeep-motorcycle Al Jolson ,Ir rellvmg last summer cham lon of the umverse sax ayer HOUKEHI world champlon debater band secretary blushmg bnde weaving a Webb chlef pencll sharpener collector of rare Stones join the WACS hawg caller one of the Powers models Atlas for a day Christmas card salesgnl own Tmdeau manager of the theater nurse the Army Good will Ambassador mxrry a mlllxonaxre have a mess of slsters move with Madden s ag-writer etty Hutton s double balance her e atlons drama crmc o the New York Txmes soc1ety glrl cure us performance automoblle magnate pnson warden ralsln bushes Golf Cgham break the foo yard record All Amerlcan tackle own a gun factory hxt vocallst Live the Life of Rerlly second Florence Nxghtmgale N Y C Polxceman Fn'e Chref own a monkey house housewlfe be a lumber ack own a Cadl lac none school janitor Joxnt ownershnp of Colonial Inn jomt ownershxp of Colonxal lnn Many Henry Ford Vl nma ballenna e a Ray Blum concert PIBDISI Cleopatra stencil-ette short cucuxt first class S L H S Cleaning Lady 6 ft 7 n ' -. 3. f. ' H .R . - ' ' ' I l S . I '. ' . . 1 . .' ' 5, ' . ' , .'- l ' -Q u . n ' Rosemary Klein dodgingSMrs. Carr Our.Ca.ng teaching her teachers '. 5 I ' 5. n 1. in . lg' Q. . . .Q . . A :sb ' ' . . y. qt . . Q lla . ., .1 . . . . ' : 'i'. ,WT N f VT' 5. Eighth Row: Salls, Bunker, Walsh. Seventh Row: Cladu, Curry, Kent, Callahan, Davis, Delaney, Oehler, Mitchell, Muncil. Sixth Row: Charlan, Moody, Patnode, Paye, Quirk, Martell, Buckley: Mader. Fifth Row: Foley, Cowan, Hall, Re ome, Skiff, Umber, Lattrell, Ladd, Pedroni, McKillip, Bomyea, Jaquis. Fourth Row: Munn, Haselton, lleed, L eth, Smith, Ketelson, Longtemps, Klem erer, James. Third Row: Mrs. Frances Coombs, Advisor, Farrell, Bouyea, DeFeyo, Simmons, Hobart, Welldh, McCa'mick, LaPoint, Ryan, McCoy, LaBrake, Navin, Tyler, Brooks, Lawrence, Emmons, Leib, MacMu1len, Coolon, Passino, Homburg- er, Whitman, Cutshow, Bowan, Albert Nadler, Advisor. Second Row: Lewis, Madden, Brady, Vilaro, Shore, Woodruff, Dandrow, Miller, Elliot, Cassavaugh, Donaldson, MacGre or, Secretary' Leetch, Presidentg Thompson, Treasurer, McKenty, McGrath, Whitelaw, Lalrountain, Hi hqand, Duffy, Daker, Fuller, Roche, Krinovitz, King. First Row: Stark, Robideau, Lamoy, Tuttle, Ducios, Rue, Carrant, Cheney, Bouton, Daunais, Smart. JUNIOR ADVISORS AND OFFICERS Back Row: Thompson, Mr. Nadler Mrs Coombs. Front Row: LaPan, Leetch Mac Cre gor. This year's junior Class is settin new standards for all future eleventh graders. Our efgorts to fatten up the already bulgin treasur have taken the form of several dances. The Snowflake Frolic in mid-winter showed the rest of the school what social successes we are. Everyone is waiting eagerly for the Prom, which will top off an exciting, eventful year. The junior Play, Tattletale, showed the doubters that we were as adept on the stage as we were in sports, classes, and the cafeteria. Don't think we stumbled on King Solomon's mines during the year - - - those gorgeous creations are the class rings. However, we're saving most of our strength for the invasion of study hall next year. The Class of '52 will be the greatest! UNIUH5 CLASSES W-P SUPHIIMUHES -111 All for one and one for all sums up the moral of the Class of '53. Their first dance held in October, The Dais Mae Drag, was a great success. The girls went after a man in a more football than feminine fashion andlmany came up with a partner. The Sophomore Soiree, which was presented in March, proved that the male of the species is always inferior to the female. fThe boys just didn't seem to be as enthusiastic about getting a mate as the girls did.l The Sophomores have accomplished much in their Sophomore year and just watch their smoke next year and the year after. PHESHME Again this year there is a large Freshman Class, over one hundred and thirty-five. Indeed a handful for any teacher, but Miss Seymour manages them ably. hey P Y s P ,- tendance this year, and although most of the class IS in the fourteen-fifteen age group, it is well represented on athletic teams. At an early class meeting Miss Baker and Mr. George were chosen as class advisors. In February the Freshman Class held a skating arty and had dancing afterward in the gym. This, the greshman Ho , and other successful activities helped to make the Fpreshman year one to remember. ADVISORS AND OFFICERS Back Row: Miss Baker, Mr. George Lelb Front Row: Ryan. Smilh. Glidd- Bach Row: Stiedel, Bomaea, Weir, Elliott, Davis, Kingston, Bly, G. Cassavaugh, Hicks. Tenth Row: Cook Kenyon, Brown, Salls, indrel, O'Neill, J. Leggett. Ninth Row: Mayotte, Ryan, Ptacek, Swinyxer, Hill. O'Reilly, Gowett, Ormsy. Eighth Row: McGovern, Jerome, Richardson, Co an, Foote, Paye, erguson Douglas. Seventh Row: Monteau, Kruger, Douglas, Meagher, Stevens, Tyreql, Kimpton, Shene, Howard White, McKay, Sandbur , Glrley, Eiss. Sixth Row: Moody, Jameson, Gregory, Delonn. Figth Row: Abare Gates, Dyer, Sawyer, Seed, Tierney, Otis, Oliver, Benjamin, Cherrier, Lucy, Baker, Hi lman, Sim on Kenny, J. Darrah, Bomyea, Hurlbert, Goff, Edson, Dumont, W. Cassavaugh, Hopkins. Fourth Row: Gegen Dnso, Hosler, K. Mclntgre, Hagan, Betters, Bellefontaine. Third Row: Fountain, Blanchard, Jones, Wams- Eanz, liiley, Atherton, tacy, acy, Wood, E. Gladd, Downs, Miss R. Baker, Advisor, A. Ryan, Vice-Pres. . Smith, Pres., W. Lxeh, Treas., S. Gladd, Sec y.. Mr. L. George, Advisor, R. Darrah, Lawless, S Jackson, Willette, Powes, Lamay, McNickels, Munn, Cimbrec, Minckler. Second Row: G. Miner, Hough Navin, Aubin, LaFountain, Kains, R. Leggett, Pendergast, Beck. First Row: Dumas, Nason, Stark, Smith W. Jackson, Branch, Johnson, Klein, Augier, Ladue, Jesse, H. Mclntyre, Finlayson, Manning, W. Baker Bnrman, Klemperer. T have set an exce tionall ood exam le in at 5 Q 1 1 Back Row T Butler J Patnode L Wood Fzrst Row .I Brown C Yorkey R Uttlng T 'Vlartm D LeBeau B35 ACTIVITIES r N diff 9' Q 5 'EQ wflf' 1' V I N A: J' x QQ J, 9' ix S3 Iii-v 'A xy S P.. ' f X, 33, Y 1 Q ht ., NAWIQ s.. 'Q Q N A ,ef -1--M - , 1 9-MN if 5 Q 1 n 4' 1 4 i . -1-v ' Q . ff? 9 11 ar - ' iz.. .V Y w, 1 'J X, Q UL' fs -. ff' lf' Q Y ! S ' I g- af Q' ,K 'QT' 'i H 2 k 5 .ff 1 V 6 'avi li mln .K nu. ' J 4 N Q53 6 .ef - w, , aw .X . 9 34? 4 GIRLS HI-Y Girls' Hi-Y is a notable organization combining ser- vice, citizenship, sports- manship, and social gather- ingls. his year Girls' Hi-Y added to the regular sched- ule many worthwhile pro- jects such as playground duty, scrapbooks for chil- dren's hospitals, and filling Hed Cross boxes. In con- nection with the Essex County Y.M.C.A., Hi-Y sends delegates to sectional meetin s in other communi- ties. Tqlere is also a social side to Hi-Y including dances and suppers that are held in conjunction with Boys' Hi-Y. t--v- -..,-3 Back Row: I. VanCour, Haselton, Gutshaw, Ladd, Klem erer, Gowan, Passino, Navin, LaFountain, Klein. Fourth Row: Munn, Leih, Reed? DeFeyo, Martin. Third Row: Claremont, R an, Lashway, Roche, Lawrence, Gorrow, L eth, Bouyea. Sec- ond Row: Leetch, Igremo, Weir, Ptacek, Bouton, McCormick, Lazalle, Vice-Presi- dent, Estes, Treasurer, Duffy. Chflplllifli W00dl'l1ff, President, Bush, Secretary, Harrigan, Sullivan, McClatchie, Mrs. M. Dupree, Advisor, First Row: Connor, Gregory, Peer, McGowan, Fuller, Higgins, White, McKenty, McGrath, VanYserloo, Baker. Third Row: Goldstein, Duso, LaPan, Mitchell, Mader, Oehler, Mr. Dorsch, Advisor. Second Row: jaquis, Duclos, Carlin, Garrant, Commo. First Row: Walsh, Munn, Peer, Cha lain, Keating, Treasurer, McKillip, Vice-President, Navin, Secretary, Monica, Giiadd. J The Boys' Hi-Y Club, with Mr. Bertram Dorsch as I 1 ' 2 'W M 1 1' 'few advisor has had a ver 5 v Y cessful year. Delegates were sent to Hi-Y Camp at Camp Bedford and to the Elizabethtown and Albany Assemblies. The safe! patrol has been rewardecllfor work done Q: by the donation of a S25 war 5 bond each semester to the boy voted best patrolman. Mr. William Burger, area Hi-Y supervisor, spoke to us frequently, and during the year we sponsored, with the Girls' Hi-Y, two assem- bly programs and several suppers. BUYS' HI-Y Back Row: Monica, Ml. Young, Director Goldstein, Duso, Miss Baker, Directory Keatin . Fourth Row: Mc- Cormici, Lashway, Bush. 4 Third Row: White, Higgins, Second Row: Ptacek, COD- nor. First Row: Navin, Van- Yserloo, D. McKillip. This year the Rouge and Robe has again been successful in bringing to everyone its share of entertainment. As usual, we ave our annual resentation at Christmas time, and ofcourse the June Fgestival was the high-light of the season. A new set of stage stairs and scenery for our plays is another thing we are proud of. We have had a successful year and all have enjoyed working together in Rouge and Robe. HU EE AND HUBE UNIUH PLAY It certainl was fun while it lasted. Jhat the Friday night crowd saw was only the climax of six weeks of preparation. Little interrup- tions like track meets, bowl- ing and posture contests kept things hopping, espe- cially Miss Baker and Mr. Young!! The night of the play t e cast rather changed the best part of the second act, but all in all The Baby- Sitter was a great success. SE IIJH PLAY A DATE WITH JUDY After dark, November l7, Beloved Schoolhouse Teen-Age Century l950 MAIN CHARACTERS:- Snazzy jude McCormick . . . . . . . Judy Herbie Squeaky Hine ...... . . . . . Oo 'e Dick Babe McKillip . . . . . . . . . . Randoiimh Happy Agreeableu John Steldl . . . . . . Mr. Foster Norberta ' Valma Dawling Higgins . . . Mrs. Foster Plus unmentionables. So Well Remembered: Descent of Miss Baker down yonder staircase with Ze French accent! Judy, how do you spell expectorate ? We can't present a play without coo eration. We have given you our time. Must you miss allpyour cues? Rehearsals: 4:00 to 5:00 Eating until directors go home in despair. 5:00 to 6:00 Rehearse and sing Enjoy Yourself between acts. Opening Night: Comedy! Love! Excitement! SUCCESS!! ! ! ! Thanks again, Mr. Young and Miss Baker. lt was worth every minute of work and timel Third Row: Goldstein, Steidel, Hines, Monica, McKillip. Second Row: Harrigan, LaVallee, Bouton, McCormick. First Row: Mr. Young, Co-Director, Ptacek, Weir, Higgins, White, Bush, Miss Baker, Co-Director. Fourth Row: Emmons, C. Dg1ndrow,wCo3- nor, Gutshaw, Girard, Mac , weatt, oo - ruff, Lyon, Ayers, Tucilr. Third Row: Cowan, Moody, Hourihan, Callahan, D'Aoust, Campion. Second Row: LaPoint. McCormick, M. E. Helms, Welch, Shore, Corrow, Purpura, Johnson, Oehler, Ferrari, Betters, Sawyer, Patnode, Murray. First Row: N. Dandrow, Premo, Secretary, Ryan, The Commercial Club was busy selling candy at home basketball and football games again this year. These hard-working girls used the money to pay for the Commercial awards. Back Row: Bouyea, Farrington. Second Row: Carter, King, Lyeth, Hurlbert, String- ham, Lawrence, McMullen, Moody, Cut- show, Lyon. Third Row: Cowan, Parker. Fourth Row: Ducatt, Harvey, Gorrow, Ful- ler, Baker, Miss Fraser, Advisor. 43 JL A The Library Club is the or anization re- sponsible for keeping the liirary running smoothly. The members work hard at their necessary and much-appreciated job. Thanks, girls. The School Bell is the window through which the public can see all the activities that go on within the school. We are very grateful for our quarter-page in the Enterprise every Saturday. SCIIUIIL BELL STAFF Third Row: Quigley, Freeman, J. Sweatt Longtemps, Hobart, Turgeon, Highland King, Bellefontaine, Bulris. Second Row Wilcott, Monica, Pohl, Parsons, Merkel, D Sleidl, L. Sweatt, McGrath, McKenty, B Woodruff, DeFeyo, McMullen, Tierney, C Pt k K' H'll B k ace , impton, 1 man, rauc mann Lyeth, TenEyck, Minotti. First Row: Leih IN y graphed bl mont covers and the a great success The ' Refi and ar l i paper this ye 4' ' 49, lx x, wg M 'biz f I 5 Y 3 ' YV! 4 'Wu ' 17:53 Z uf H 5 P ,, H2 4 44 ma 3 . zf 1 'hi 4, ,, W 2 'I gf 4 N f 3 'gfiii w ,f fl x Q, if 43, - 'ff jf ' ' p x st ' g' nf, - A L 1 A I A 5 f H I. 52's Q , . 1,f', F O ADVISEHS A D llll-EDITIJHS Back Row: Mrs. Katharine Little, Mrs. Sarah Carr. Front Row: Richard McKillip, Elizabeth Woodruff. leev L'-av al R HQXYUSQ rem0m' e3n,Mc gang. KU ' ci ' . mfd RUP' iliiean- 56522 FWS' Row Steidl' T YK WexhMon3Ca'Pe u5 1 095' ov' B .Prem , l AOC, Whxgil geillxxciiilgtlisvgaviu, Nl BHYSCS1 Dan mad ollx G 'uw P Row' 5 . Comme' w: Ewmam Gdrilyinor, ck R0 cow R, co Ii:ieB0'l' Oodlul Co-Edlwr' EX-l All S STAFF The Canaras Staff is a group of loyal and hardworkin , if some - who tried to put out a yearbook. 8 what frustrated' seniors They all remember well the hours spent in the Art Room and in the Office Pract' Room, the meetings outside school where occasionally some work was done but hlCC o le alwa s had a ood time the trouble with write u s and xcturesg and the wondexilil 9 Y S v - 46 lleegng of relief after the final deadline. P P Fourth Row: Roche, Stalbird, L. Bouyea, Hurlburt, Duffy, McNichols, Durgan, Kenyon, White, Bouyea, C., Jacquis, Clark, Eiss, D. Pohl, Urban, Murra , Weir, Highland, LaFountain, Lashway, Whitman. Third Row: Finnegan, Steidle, Merkle, Moody, Carrol, Whitelaw, Bmso, Navin, President, Parsons, Treasurer, Duclos, Ely, Hicks, Brown, R. McKillip, Secreta g LaVallee, Kibbens, Oehler, P., Hine, Vice-President. Second Row: Knight, Myers, Christie, James, A. gehler, Menga, Klein, P. Parsons, McGill, J. Pohl, Smith, Garrnnt. First Row: MacMullen, E. McKillip, Jerome, Lawrence, VanYserloo, Ladd. Front: Mr. Joseph Boland, Mary McGowan. UUH B!-l ll DRUM MAJORETTE -9 DIRECTOR A blare of trumpets harmonized with the sweet reed section ' and melanchol basses - - that's our band - - the grandest in the lands. Whether playing snappy marches or stately classi- cal pieces, our band can t be beatenl Under the capable direction of Mr. joseph Boland, the band has obtained top honors in State and Northem New York Com- , petition. For the past two years we have entered state compe- I tition in Potsdam and both times have won high rating in our class. The Band and Majorettes have ained much distinction in marching competition and are the highlights of many parades, both locally and out of town. Besides playing for many assemblies, we take part in two annual concerts which are resented in the school auditorium. After competing again this yea' in State competition, our band will bring its sewon to a close at the Sacred Concert. h B l d Mary McGowan Josep 0 an 47 i Q I a l it 1 Back Row: Sweatt, L., Drutz, Minotti, Ketelsen, Bouton, Duckett, Cowan, Rhuhotton. McKillip, Heck, Ladd, Oehler, P., Duso, Emmons, Passino, LaFountain, T ler, MacMullen, Men a,'I'enEyCk, Cutshaw, Far- rington. Third Row: Klein, Vancour, McGowan, White, Fuller, Connor, Navin, E., Leetch, Brown, Wilson, Quigley, J., Sullivan, Weir, Lyeth, Woodruff, McGrath, Sweatt, J., James. Second Row: Ryan, Altman, Wil- cott, Lawrence, McKenty, Lieb, Hollis, Navin, J., Merkel, Smart, Duff , LaVallee, Murray, VanYserloo, Brooks, King, Ramsey. First Row: McNichols, Christie, Quigley, P., Tyurgeon, Highland, Harvey, Baker, Douglas, Carter, Keating, Smith, Mader, Girard, Oehler, A., DeMar, Hurlburt, Roche, Whitman, Jameson. Pianist: John Steidl. Mrs. Margaret Duffy Director BLEE EL B Our Clee Club has been very active this year. We have work- ed hard and fast, but have enjoyed the experience very much. We have had the pleasure and opportunity of assisting in Cho- rus and Band programs at Christmas time, and the Hi-Y, Lin- coln, Washington, Guidance, Brotherhood, and the French As- semblies. On April 20, in conjunction with the Band, we presented our Annual Spring Concert. On April 8, we participated in the State Festival at Potsdam and gained, as usual, a great deal by taking part in this event. Our last appearance for the year was our Commencement Concert on June 25. W1 Back Row: jacquis, Fitzipatrick, White, Clark, Eiss. Third Row: Smith, Riebel, Oehler, Steidl, Moody Carroll Parsons MacMul en Dot . SecondR w: McKilli Richardson Brauchmann Curr Dou las B I I Y 0 Pl 1 9 yr S r ' Ryan, flurlburt, K., Ladd, Jerome, Van Yserloo. First Row: Altman, TenEyck, Knight, Douglas, H., Hurl burt, E., Pianist, Kenyon. Director: Mr. Boland. IIHCHESTHI-l The High School Orchestra is a hard-workin organi- zation that gives the students and faculty mucsi enter- tainment in the music field by performing at assem- hlies, plays, and concerts. In the spring the orchestra goes to Potsdam to com- ete against other orchestras of northern New York gtate schools. In the contest, the orchestra plays both classical music and marches. 49 5 I y. .,g an 4 fb g M-2 .Y x K I it ' if A5 H AQ- 'fi 1 lf:Sf:: ff -K, zz f M . ,B . u unior rom - I 'z': fxixfx v-if f L an 3 A m maya! WS 3 1 if- 1' f 1 Q W-4, W 3 wi ,L V. ,if IK ..,. ff mf ATIZDLZ .f1. 5.2-'Y sd 1950! 1 gf ff -Q1 . 5. ' ' N , l iii mx'-'21 t v- Lf'-S 1, ' ff , . r . f' xx U 3-.9491 '53 V .wf A ,V- J SPUHT5 2-swassszg q QV 'gl . ,,.WM.,.. i -'5 V-ykx xL a, .' 3-np, HY .1 A ffm ' ,LM 14 li a ,avian 'ff-5 2, V 'iii' I ,,. 4 .A A .M-f' r .- .-' Xlw -Q Mk? 'C . K ' A M' 1 I y-ff: ci . 143 Kinja.-x ,V Q '4f'4M 4 1. ,ifw v ' JW ff f . me 1 if -ff' '4 ,Y , ,P . H 5 q, 3 5 my xz, , gtg nf i,,vW,2r' ' at S l ,. ff? ' fav ,5 . ff 'fx Q'f E' iw C 'vlfg 5 by 33 G K t' 3 5 J: ,lm - ' -I 1 'E r Mi F ' ' fa- 525' lwffffsf. ' xA' .' .5 Q 'Q VARSITY Standing: Navin, Connor, Estes, Smith. Kneeling: White, Gregory, Tyler. The newly organized Junior Varsity Cheer- leading Squad is quickly gathering skill in preparation for Varsity Cheerleading. Though the junior Varsity group cheers little during football season, they have complete charge of ,I.V. basketball games. This squad of six is selected each spring by the physical educa- tion instructor. 54 EHEEHLEZIIJEHS S-A-FI-A-N-A-C T-E-A-M F-l-C-H-T is the cry you might hea' at a basketball or football game. This is coming from our own seven Varsity cheerleaders. Attired in their red skirts and white sweaters, they lead the sport fans in cheers. Early each Spring, selection of cheerleaders is made through a series of tryouts. Any girl who is going to be in senior high school is eligible to compete. The head cheer- leader is selected by popular choice. It is up to the cheer- leaders to kindle enthusiastic student spirit at pep rallies, as well as to direct cheering at the games. JUNIOR VARSITY Standing: Christie, Corrow, Betters. Sitting: Sawyer, Carr. Insert: Cimbrec. Back Row: 'Vlanager Lal an, Pendergast, Clark, Carroll, Ferrari, Dudley, Duso, Brauchmann, Hockey, Keough, Betters, D'Aoust, Bouton, Duclos, Cassavaugh, Fideler, Assistant Manager Flulris. Front Row: Potter, Cheney, Fobare, Walsh, Butler, Co-Captain, Patnode, Co-Captain, Navin, Kennedy, Thompson, Branch, MCC ill. This ear's football team didn't fare as well as last year's, but it was one of which we should be roud. Last year the Redskins nearly won the football championshi , winning four, losing two and tying one. gut when gaduation came, the team lost seven starters. his left quite a gap to be filled, but Mr. Sul- livan and Mr. Dolat did a fine job in using what material they had to the best advantage. 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