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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1952 volume:

QW 0 Q! 'C ,s A11 :if , f u afg If iv! V P' 6 ,Q ,Q 94 I., Q '4 Q 8,0 Elsa, W 'Uv 41' s'N g, 1 r 'Op , 4 iq? ff V N A 'iv' y Wo' -- A mms ' few -.eu 'nw-f 142' K A Ap i I .ll 499' X ANA AS 1952 YNQLA 'J 6 Y? Q? s' III C1 Pubhshed by The Senlor Class Sarnac Lake New York lx fl I H: ,5 O I 9 1 Q on 0 ri 4 51 'Q 6 v1 K Q 1 L 'WU YY f 1 'C' Q 4129. -inf w 4152 '12-' 4 eq.. 2 - U a vi R 'x I E O 24 GB i 'if Q 7 ' 1 Z Q 5, umm ,,, V, Q I ' 1 M .fi PJ 3 0'- O 6'o '- Q4 2.2 P 'Q el. ,IAA As S., f '-Ai 5' Saranac Lake I-hgh School .Q 4 VY' ll 9 K' 4'- f'q ., xii' ,d X A 3? f ' ' I I 1 I ar ', Q ' 4 9 i Jo' '- ', 1 1 A ,3 N i Here is our Canaras -- to some, only another year book, but to us a beautiful record of times that will never come again. The Adirondacks around us have deeply affected our lives. They have provided the means for joy and inspira- tion. That we have chosen them for our theme is a humble tribute to beauty beyond mere words. r -fy ' , S K Y ' 'mt ,F ' N Q 'i V V x 1 ,P 1 I WJ t , L if H J X XXX 'K X V is fi 1 ll . To Mrs. Coombs, whose friendly and helpful advice has guided us through our undertakings in our Junior and Senior years in high school. wif ,uv-f Z-I DEDICATION x gfim To Mr Wilson whose untiring efforts as our principal and ad visor throughout our high school course helped us to reach the goal for which we strove Ina. flaw ,Q 5 fqfffd 'H-n-.sux ins UIIIZ H10 SUTY ml by und I0 Cxrcled 'U Ps B pon Mirrored in th -1 Q v-4 U the twxllght shadows gather ax 3 7 C! as v-4 v-1 r-A 3 'ww fs, 9 ,1 12 4 I MEMORIAM Mr Stewart Parks A good fnend whose acuve altrur suc SBIVICC to school and com munity set aftne example for those who knew him Pvt Roger Dewey A former classmate whose SCIVICB LO hrs country has helped to protect the Amencan ideals for wh1ch we stand Mrs Eileen Benham Founder of the Canaras whose many years at Saranac Lake Hlgh School are a record of lasting con trrbutions and selfless devouon J N , ' N 1 N s ' N ! f ' - T -r- Dr Chang S'f C Superrntendcsgvan LYC SCHOO 5 RANAL LAKE PUB Aki NEW 5 AR NA L ll xr, Po ear r HI aa to cnararul au ,J fWplPf1O ran rruires Y pro es er1 ev L1 u ke kr D D 1 1,x Q V 1 t 1 N1 1 3 er ' a ll 1U5V1OU, df 11 r r elu at1cn 10 ' 111 u1nn r fn umrc f a1n rely n e k lrcn rhe l1pUF9Q Q w1Ln at J iran, J o well AL 1Wd1Vl1 al lll9 ea , ops 1+1eD are enter1xQ adulthood d1r1nq h allenq1nq era 1D the h1e+CYY o cur ne'1cn atates aa aQ5'med 1'a r1qbt'u1 Du1 trenende sl respcnarole ylo e as eader o' the ree aorl u c t e eordlnated e'fo ts lDA1V1dJ l enrera C uur democra y may well depend fhe wel are C 1v111zat1cn 1YS21 we avc earnestly scuq t Yelp apyre f1ate deeply nat the human va ues, a rany other pI1V1lQQ95 1Hh2IQUt 1U our so 1et ar be '9to1HQ only through Y P ed1cated S6IV1C6 of ea h f1rmly DQXXQVQ t e wenbers uf th1s flass N111 no ound wan'1nq 1U the a t1V9 and onatruftrve 1flZ9 Shlp wh1fn wrll oUStG1H and trenqthen our way of lr e lUd1V1duB1S and as a group you have an tr1buted A qreat Heal to t 11 e ci our Q Cu an we w1l1 n1Qs you Please keep us 1D ormed Q our p oqreas, and eturn to see us o en J erely yours f lea caan Ju e'1ntena nt L, 'bf,i-nr 'T BUARD OF ED CATION tl . Q -Q- W Warrmer Woodruff M D Presrdent Walter E Taylor DD 5 CharlesT Cowan ED D Superm tendent Mr James La Pan C Bradley Sageman M D Mrs Gertrude Butler Mrs Leonard Houghton 7 OFFICE STAFF Mrs Gertrude Butler Mrss Esther Mrrrck Mr JosephHar1mng K M x t Q A Y 'Ni' f K .. ,N , . ' 'fV'h f V i ' X Q 1 A -lx K I F George Mr Young Mr Nadler Mr Serfr ed Mr Wallace Mr Dorsch Mrs Mrs le Mrss DeL1s HICISUZBI s W Mr LID Cur Mrs Crelghtorx ISS M OW 1' ck B v-4 v-4 f-4 v-1 v-4 CD Parsons Mr Wxlson Godson Mr Murphy Mrs Noble Mrs Mrs F1rst row Merle iss M oyne Carr Mrs ker Mrss Ba Root u1'Mr 0 Seym 6 : ' ' , . ' , - , ' ' . - , . , - . . . . ' i . . , , weatt, Mrs. McKi ip, Mrs. Little, Mrs. Kenda , Mrs. Coombs, Miss Fraser, Smith, Mr. Do at, Mr. Ladd. Mr. Sullivan. MTS- C . . ' : . , . , . , . , . ' , S : . , . , . . ' , . pree, Mr. Miss , . , ' , . . Du Mrs H111 rSt M LeRoy Mr sky Dembro Mr econd row Canaras Co Edrtors Advrsors Wrlllam Delaney Mr St H111 Mrs Coombs Mar1a Klemperer -7 CANARAS STAFF J, if Fourth row Tuttle Mac Kay Thud row Mac Gregor La Fountarn Munn Homburger Longstemps Krrnovrtz Fuller Ryan Reed Smlth Leetch Baker Second row Madden Jaqurs Beauchemm Gar rant Mader Brooks Dandrow Mlller De Feyo Shene Le1b Mac Mullen La Pornt Ketelsen Elhott Brady Hobart Ladd Bunker Moody Fust row James Thompson Roche Whrtman Bouyea Lawrence McGrath Emmons McCoy McKenty Lyeth 9 J uv 1 - - 1 ,Y 1 , . , - - ...f -f.1--v Qi ig, Q v . H 3 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 Q J ' wus:- F W 11' E E -I1 -ll i s W ,U ll f E I Q vi 3 H Q , 'Q if WY ------,ar 5 Q e.. I l 'Fm Mzumuif and Advlsers Mrs Carr Mr St H111 Mrs Coombs Gladd CLASS MOTTO Not for self but for all CLASS COLORS Green and Whlte CLASS FLOWER Wh1te Rose Nl-'x-1 fy If l- 7.1111 lfl dj H Senior C1-ass Officers Back row: MacGregor, Walsh, Delaney, Miller. Front row: LaPar1 i ? ' Y 4 C of L. .9 JOSEPH BEAUCHEMIN 10e I shudder as I tell the story. Rouge and Robe 4, Glee Club 4, Canaras, Assemblies 4, Sparks Inc. 4, Fire Squad 4, Senior Play. College. 4,2 RICHARD G. BOMYEA Dick A gentle manner. Fire Squad 1, 2, 3, 4, Rouge and Robe 3, Track 1, Assembly 1, Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4, Radio Club 1. McGill University. 'I we N-J is Q ,. 4- .- x D QV SHIRLEY BAKER 'Bake' Fair and small with a smile for all. Girls' Hi-Y 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2. 3, Secretary-Treasurer4,Canaras, Co mittees 1, 2, 3, 4,Assem- 15142 1, 2. Nurse. I a.' E IUR LENORE BOUYEA 'Lennie' Softly speaks and softly smiles. Hi-Y 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Rouge and Robe 2, 3, 4,Assem blies 4, Usher 3, Library Club 2, 3, 4, Majorettes 2, 3, 4, Bowling 3, 4,Intramura1s 1, 2, 3, 4,Canaras, Girls' Varsity 3, 4, Committees 3, 4. Platts- burg State Teachers' College. , . 9 . J JOAN BROOKS Brooksie A merry heart lives long. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Hi-Y 3, 4, Rouge and Robe 3, 4, June Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, Canaras, Playday 2, 3, 4, Senior Play. Housewife. I . KATHERINE BRADY 'Kay' Along the way you cannot find, a nicer girl ofany kind. Usher 3, Glee Club 1, 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Ca .ras, Assembl- ies 1, 2, 3, 4,uirls' Varsity 4, Committees 1, 2, 3, 4, June Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Playday 2, 3, Girls' Hi-Y 4. Waves. 'I CHARLES BUNKER Charlie He conquers who conquers himself. G1eeC1ub 4, Project- ionClub 1, 2, 3,Red and White 3, 4, Rouge and Robe 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Canaras, Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4, School Bell 2, Our Book Staff 1. lull- iard School of Music. us. 'x Mischief dances rn her eyes JUNE CASSAVAUQH CaSSey Women's Air Force.: H 'Pg Q P I 4 I M' X Q r 'I . - J V- Ir, . , . t' I , .1 S, f ff ff, ,ff - ' .1 yi f 'F ' 'fi . . x Q jr J. ,X 1 A I Y 5 1 Y. , . 1 , I CAROL DANDROW Danny You can't tell me what I don't want to know, Cheerleader 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Rouge and Robe 2, 3, 4, Girls' Varsi- ty 2, 3, Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Canaras, Usher 3, 4, Committees 2, 3, 4, Girls' Bowling 3. Secretary. j. IACQUELINE DOTY Iackie Happy am I and free from care. CommercialClub 1, 2, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 4, Glee Club 1, 4, Committees 1 Rouge and Robe 4, Library Club 4, Canaras, Girls' Bowling 2, 4. Katherine Gibbs Secretarial School. BERTHA COOLON Bert An ounce of cheerfulness is worth more than a pound of Intramurals 1, 2, 3, ion Club 1, 2 iness C eg 1. 2: b X 38 5 P' sf? DOROTHEA DE FEYO Dot Hold your tongue and you may pass for a philosopher. Student Council 3. Girls' Hi-Y 3, 4, Rouge and Robe 3, Vice-Pres. 4, School Bell 3, Associate Ed- itor 4,Red and White 4, Assist- ant Editor 3, Canaras, June Festival 2, Girls' Bowling 3, 4, Usher 3, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Our Book Staff 1. University of Vermont. ,gift L ty- f 1 3 U. I' rf ffmnfw M my ti, 5 5 . WILLIAM DELANEY Weasel It's pleasant to play the fool f jr' .at times. Baseball 3, 4, fjbasketball 2- Cross Countr 2 . Y 1 t Bowling 2,President 3,Assem- lyblies 1, 2, 3, 4, Committees 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Editor Canaras, Executive Committee 4,Pres- ident House Delegates 1, Jun- Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Cor- nell University. ior Play, June Festival 2, 4, BARBARA DONALDSON Barb She that is slow to anger, is better than the mighty. Secre- tary. . f.. f,..f ff, . f e , q ' . A f. , ff 1 F ' 'f WILLIAM DUCLOS Duke Let me joke or let me die. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, Basketball 2, 4: Cross Country 4, House of Delegates 1, Hi-Y 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Red and White 4, Junior Play, As- semblies 1, 2, 3, 4. Service. r BRUCE DUDLEY Dood Bears no thought that's not worth while. Basketball 1, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, Track 3, Committees 3, 4, June Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Varsity 2, 3, 4. Professional Baseball. X ROBERT DAUNAIS Bob Life is so short, make it merry. As- sembly Squad 1, Footoalll, Track 1, 2, 3, 4,CrossCountry 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 4, Base- ball 2, 4: Boys' VarsityClub 2, 3, 4,SparksInc.3, 4, June Fes- tival 1, 4. Clar Q70-49' Pg ,Wiz an-MZ? v A 'Wife LOUISE EMMOMS WeeZie Mine isa soft heart. Assembl- ies 1, 2,GleeClub2, 3, 4, H1- Y 4,RougeandRobe 1, 2, 3, 4, Red and White 4, Commercial Club 3, June Festival 1, 2, 4, lnLramura1S 2.4: School Bel14, Canaras, Committees 3, Girls' Bowling 3, 4. F. B. I. if fp gif .J ,e4f,.,9 - pin? ' f-Q1 1952 f fewe- -Y I I 4 ,ff I I MARGARET DUFFY Ma 'Tis better to be small and shine than great and cast a shadow. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4- Girls' Hi-Y 3, 4, Chaplain 3 Junior Play. Undecided. 'ss ' 'bv J! ky Co I. V ff QAR91.. EULIS T Wm W be we a-r if ihnir? XCSLIS I0 . gf 8 S- U .BQyLJ,ing 1, ,Co mittees 1,2 3 Assembii an Robe2, 34 4,g5i:ras. Rochestii if Business Institute . I X ,Lv -Aff 'Q silt ,lf 1, Q54 ROBERT FERRARI Bob Pre- pare forthe worst, hope for the best, and take what comes. House of Delegates 1, Boys' Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, Track 1, Intramur- als 1, 2, 3, 4, Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4, Undecided. 7' F JEAN FARRELL Jeannie She does her task from day to day, and meets whatever comes her way. Intramurals 1, 2, 3,4, Committees 1, 3, Usher 3,4 Practical Nurse. SENIORS 2,,,..Q 11.4. 11-2 .ea 4f: ..1i.J 61' 'WRT 1' QF?f? 'J ROY GARRANT Buggs There will never be another... Basketball 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 4. Hockey 3, 4, Fire Squad 3, 4, Projection Club 3, 4, Boys' Hi-Y 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 4, Orchestra 2, Boys' Varsity 4, Cross Country 1 , Library Club 3, June Festival 1, 2, 4, Profess- ional Hockey. .ATX '79, S MALCOLM FOBARE 'Mac A likeable personality. Festival 1, 2,,3, 4, 2, 3, 4, F Qaall 2, 3, 4, Base ball 2, 3' ,Basketball 1, che .f , Boys' arsity aclgig. Business. 'X ' 1 Xqx, ' -1 I X I ,, I ,f ' .4 J' ff 'J , f X lu.. , ,n ,lf MARY FOLEY Able to provoke a laugh on occasion. Commit- tees 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2. Undecided. , V xx wwf F551 J twill' 6- f-vb. . S14 - ff' 3, L' JANICE FULLER Ian Noth- ing is impossible to-a willing heart. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4- Hi-Y 3,4,1nt.ramura1s 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2, Rouge and X' ,Robe 2, Cheerleading 2, Can- N 1 aras, Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4, t mm' ees 1, 2, 3, 4. Nurse. C50 r gf . Kxiy' BEULAH RUTH HALL Mike Silence is the perfect herald of joy. Usher 3. Dietitian. LEE GLADD Pete Laboritself is a pleasure. Class Vice-pres- ident 4g Business Manager Jun- ior Playg Committees 3g Pro- jection Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, President4g House of Delegates l: Business Manager Senior Play. Mechanic. Am. 0.441 ffsfvg I MARY ELIZABETH HOBART Liz In her tongue is the law ofkindness. Intramurals 25 Red and White 3,4g Assemblies 3, Rouge and Robe 2 ,3,4g President 49 Girls' Bowling3,4g Girls' Hi- Y 4g Usher 2,3g Committees 2, 3,41 Canarasg School Bell 3,43 Associate Editor 45 Strictly Spe- cial lg St. Luke's School of Nursing. ,V . 40 JJ 37W 12.2-.gb an'-14. 4J1..?-. L ff-GIA, 192 ,Sym KG. :Y , ROI, 1 Aff if ll 0 1 PHYLLIS HARVEY ,Phil A kind heartis better than riches. Library Club 34 Intrfmurals 3. Seamstress. y ,l, . I N , S 'l f 'l 1.4 , rl' .' ' if ' x' l 1- 'LA ' ,QW My KATHERINE Katie She is always plotting something.School Bell 2,35 In- tramurals l,2,3,4g Pep Squad l, 2,4: Majorettes 3.4: Glee Club l,2,3,4g Committees l,2,3,4g Assemblies l,2,3,4g Bowling 2, 3.4, President 45 June Festival l,2,3,4g Playdays 2,45 Junior Play:Girls' Hi-Y 3,4, Chaplain 43 Rouge and Robe 45 Library Club4g Varsity Club 2,35 Can- arasg Student Council 4. Cort- land State Teachers' College. HIGHLAND dia , VW, -Milf CARL JA Jake He shall he goes. lg Intra- Corps. -Q5 5 ,I ' HELENA LOUISE JAMES Buzzy We meet thee with a pleasant thought. Band 2,3,4g Glee Club 3,4g Rouge and Robe 2,3,4g Library Club 4g Canarasg Usher 2,3,4g June Festival l,2, 3,45 Studegt Council Publicity 4. DietfQ8 . J x' I J im, A -,Cr X X Q J, Xi rf? A I 7., X' bs- 'Num SHIRLEY HOMBURGER Of all the girls we've met, she's one ofthosc we won't forget. Girls' Varsity l,2,3,4, Vice President 45 Assemblies 2,4g Playdays l,2, 3,4g Committees 3: Canaras Sports Editorg Intramurals l,2,3, 41 Golf 253,45 Student Council 4gJune Festival l,2,3,4: Senior Play. Physical Education Teacher. SENIOR , . X 9.3 . ,iff -A 'aj Juv W I lgfiyggtfgll' Let P 3 en 'N hit -HA A H. fl ere Lum-Q' I mn lifff , ' b . , ' S, H. Maur 2 4 se ly lg Ba d ul? T 2,3,4q Agri Sqlia 2,3,4g Or hestra 2, , . Ca ton Agrfcultural School. ff' 5 HELEN KETELSEN Kel Fair tresses man's imperial race en- snare.Rouge and Robe 2,3,4: House ofDelegates lg Glee Club 3: Girls' Bowling 2,3,4g Girls' Varsity 2,3,4g Committees l,2, 3,4g Girls' Hi-Y 4g Intramurals l,2,3,-lg June Festival 2,43 Canaras. Syracuse University. .pw 7? HARRISON KENT Harry Where there's smoke, there's Harrison. Fire Squad 2,3,4. U. S. Navy. 1 f' I . Z nf I .1 1 I MARIAKLEMPERER Perfection in all things. Projection Club 1,2,3,45 Vice-President 3,4: Girls' Hi-Y 3,4g School Bell 2, 3,45 Co-editor 45 Student Coun- cil 2,3,45 Rouge and Robe 2: SkiTeam 2,3,45 Intramurals 2, 3,45 Committees 1,2,3,45 As- semblies 2,3,45 Canaras Co-ed- itor5 Strictly Special 1. College. 'Io W ' Af' QW' fk PHYLLIS KRINOVITZ Phyl To be rather than to seem. Red and White 3,4, Secretary 45 Girls' Hi-Y 3,45 Girls' Varsity 3,45 Rouge and Robe 2,3,45 Glee Club 45 Christmas Assembly 25 Committees 1,2,3,45 June Fes- tival 2,45 Assemblies lg Intra- mural 2,3,45 Playdays l,2,45 Canaras. Syracuse University. 5116 Nlyffii 'N' 1 ' T' LORETTA KING Gus She sings her cares away. Glee Club l,2,3,45 School Bell 1,2 3,45 LORRAINE LAFOUNTAIN Peppy She is always there in the midst of things. Glee Club l,2,3,4, Vice-President 45 Rouge and Robe 2,3,45Girls' Hi-Y 3,4, Vice-President 45 Girls' Varsity 2,35 Projection Club 1,25 Student Council 2,35 Majorettes l,2,35 Playdays 35 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Commit- tees l,2,3,45 Junior Play5 Sen- ior Play5 Canaras Staff5 June Festival 1,2,45 Girls' Bowling 1,25 Usher 2,3. Hepburn Nurs- ing School. 0 Library Club 1,2 ,4- sshm- blies l,2, ,4. Se ' 09' F I Q 1 rp... il PSY fb M 75 . QQ- 1 isa 1952 T e to be PATRICIA LADD Pots Tis a happy as well as a serious world. Band l,2,3,45 Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Rouge and Robe 2,45 Prompter, Senior Play5Oratorica1 Contest 35 Exchange Assemblies 25 Committees 1,2,3.4: Canaras. LeMoyne College. ,,iv4N C' 3 f'l' -N - A sl- .,. - wwf. -at -x-.W., pe, ,, J.sQ' qf.'wQ-ya-vf-flag. ff-fvqf.. 'tahm-'NY E rWv'f'j-'Q'Tl'r'fv 'Yff '1 'tf7,f f-r-rl In -'F JOHN LAPAN Johnny Honor to whom honor is due. Boys' Varsity 45 President 45 School Bell 2,35 Sparks Inc. 3,45 Can - arasg Student Council 2,3,45 Track Manager 2: Football Manager 2,35 Class Vice-Pres- ident35 Senior Class President: Basketball 3,45 Baseball 3,45 Ski Team l,2,3,4. Clarkson College of Technology. c g to' w is r' and or. MARY KATHARINE LEETCH Kay Wherever she met a stranger, there she left a friend. Glee Club l,2,3,4, Vice-Pres- ident 35 Class Treasurer 2g Class President 3: Girls' Hi-Y 3,45' Girls' Varsity 3,4, President 45 Student Council 2,3,4, Treas- urer 2, President 45 Committees l,2,3,45 Assemblies l,2,3,4: School Bell l,2,3,45 Associate Editor 3, Co-editor 4gIunior Play: Canaras: June Festival 3, 4g Intramurals l,2,3,45 Ex- change Assemblies 2. Home Economics. ihxljiik K! Q avilbj, sly l LOUISE LAPOIQIT 1 iourpf' Sincere and sweetfiio e andl Robel,2,3,4gCommerciq Club 23,45 Girls' Hi-Y 4.ciav1s' Bowling 2,3, Secretary 35 In- tramurals 1,2,3,4: Canarasg Committeesl,2,3,4. Secretary. , i N K Z.vb -'f-v' 32 4fg'i'--. -C. Qi. qv -'1 . '4j'f ' SENIOR ' DENISE LATTRELL Denny To know her well is to like her better. Intramurals 35 Rouge and Robe 45 Girls' Bowling 43 Assemblies 3. Nurse. at s 1' K ,J S IIS Glee1 rea - V - i ' 1 ' t , Il. I. nr' 4 GLORIA LEWIS Glo Inever let studies interfere with my education. Girls' Bowling la Rouge and Robe: June Festival l,2: Shorthand Awards: Intra- murals. l,2. Secretary. sHEtLA -' X 'sat' BluQing t c l r v. ir ue. 4Canara : ' -L 1 v , ' ,' 3,43 S o , . If -i 3 : R it 3:: ,V Fest' l tly ec' : Rou e Ro 3 4 s s 7 AS ll l. ow i hra has hers. Pro Girls' Hi-Y 4: Glee Club 3,4 School Bell l,2,3,4, 3: Associate Editor 4: Red and White 3,4: Assemblies l,2,3,4: Committees l,2,3,4: Student Council l,2,3,4: Secretary 4: Rouge and Robe 2,3,4: lntra- murals l,2,3,4: Junior Play: Senior Play: Christmas Play 3: Strictly Special lg Girls' Bowl- ing 3,4: Canaras: Superior Attainment Award: Represent- ative atGirls' State 3. Rochest- er Dental School. 1952 ya PHYLLIS LYETH Jake You may break me, but you'll not bend me. Girls' Hi-Y 3.4: Albany Delegate 4: Girls' Var- sity 3,4g Glee Club 2,3,4: School Bell 2,3,-4, Treasurer 4: Intramurals l,2,3,4: Library Club 3,-L: Canaras: Iune Fes- tival 2,4: Assemblies 2,3,4: Christmas Play 2: Committees 3,41 Strictly Special l, College. f f MARY LOU MAC MULLEN Lu-Lu We fear her, but we loveher, Band l,2,3,4: Orches- tra 3: Glee Club 3,4: Student Council 4: Canaras: June Fes- tival l,2,3,4: Library Club 2,3, President 3: School Bell l,2,3,4, Associate Editor 4g Usher 4, Green MountainJunior College, 1:31-- M! ,o ' lbw MARY MAC GREGOR Mao Large is her heart: her soul sincere. Canaras: Girls' Hi-Y 4,Secretary-1: Cheerleading 4: StudentCouncil 3,4: Rouge and Robe 4: Committees 3,-1: Junior Play: Class Sectetary 3,-1. Crouse-Irving. , ,D K-' ' v R , t Qfwz 72 Vids lffffev fff4.o4f,f1 47' 15 ,3 ri' fly, fJ,7' ,Ki if I 1 ui Ay, s ,115 My ff! fxflrf Q, fix-54 Wu f2fff'Jl7lff lv-'40 , V WILLIAM MADER Bill There's asongin the air. Boys' Hi-Y2,3,4,Chaplain 4, Schoo -ff f' Bell 2,3,4g Associate Editor , ' 3- Glee Club l 2 3 4 Libraria 213, Secretary'4'g Committeew l,2,3,4: Assemblies l,2,3,4g AJ Canarasg Rouge and Robe 2,3,4, Advertising Manager 4, All State Choir 3. Endicott-Johnson Inc. ..-0 1 l 3 I u. ,Q 'C , ww ff' l ' 1' in V' 'wr' RALPH MARTELL Only a man has patiencei Fire Squad 3,44 Air Force. , N ,-,ly yx lf 1 ' . - , 'f .414 4' 'nfl I .I I 3-s EILEEN G. MADDEN Gen A pleasing person is always a de- sired person. Rouge and Robe 4g Usher 3,45 Canarasg Junior O.G. A, Awardg Publicity Commit- tee of Student Council 4. In- fant Care Technician. SENIOR MAUREEN MC COY Mo That twinkle in her eyes is conta- gious. Transfer from Mary Louis Academy,Jamaica,N.Y. Girls' Hi-Y4g Girls' Bowling 3g Can- aras Advertising Manager, Rouge and Robe 4g Intramurals 3,4. Journalist. f g 5 1 ,M f. iff ARTHUR MAC KAY Art In dependent in everything, neu tral in all Hockey 2,3,4, Co- Captain 4, Football 3g Boys' Varsity 2,3,4g Glee Club 3,45 Ski Team 2,4gAssembly 2,3,4 Canaras, Committees 2,3,4 June Festival2,3,4: Intramural S 2,3,4: Baseball 2,43 Boys' Bowl- ing 4. Service. .4 ' F fs--f s- E' . .JZ I ,M RYANN 51 ' M,c'GRATH - ,i,6key A gay spirit auda Kindly heartfG1ee Club l,2,3,4p Rpuge a'nd Robe 2,3,4, Treas- ure: I 45 Girls' Hi-Y 2,3,4g Elizabethtown Convention 3,43 Girls' Varsity 2,3,4g School Bell 3,4,Associate Editor 4, Canaras Business Manager. Cheerlead- ing 4, Junior and Senior Plays, Student Council 4. John Hop- kins School of Nursing. 1 1 - 1 5 JI. . 'I x I l 3 ELIZJA BETH MCKILLIP '1Lizzie ,A witty iersorfis a treasure. Band 2,3, g Orchestza-'l5'Z,3,4g Glxee Club l,2,3,4g President Rouge and Robe lg Girls' Hi-Y 4g StudentCouncil 45 June Fes- tival 2,3,4g Committees 3,43 Strictly Special l. LeMoyne College. MARGARET MUNN Peg A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any market. Girls' Varsity 3, 4g Girls' Hi-Y 3,43 Rouge and Robe 2,35 Assemblies l,3g Intra- murals l,2,3,4g Shorthand A- wardsg Canarasg Play Day l. Secretary. +A UIC and 2,3,4, Technology. tees Be l23 CAROLYN MILLER Lyn A 6- X served manner becomes on so efficient.Girls Hi-Y 3,4 e Club 45 Rouge and o e ' t dent Council 2: T yt ir- man, Junior Pla , Ca Ex- ecutive Co tee lb State Teac Ike. ff df W5 1952 JOHN MOODY Johnny A traveling statesman is the joy ofliving.Band l,2,3,4g Orches- tra 2,3,4: Fire Squad 3,4g Sparks Inc.3,4, President4g Ski Team 35 Rouge and Robe l,2,3,4g Jun- ior Playg Library Club 3. Paul Smith's College. X Q.. N, . 'X bam V2 - Q. 4' fx rt.-f 9 get it ft NELSON MUNCIL NelSe The way to a man's stomach is thru his mouth. Football 2,3,4g Canaras: Assemblies 2,3,4. Paul Smith's College. f ,QC , . .,, R . H Lf , XM, I I x - f' 1 K 4, I I fy 4.1 5 - idhq l . L J A, I. f More 5 I ,s', ' 1 , , llffjl ,ffl I 'I 411' f y I Y f- - i I f FV' , fl! f ROBERT OLIVER Bob Stead- fast and reliable. Fire Squad lg Projection Club l. Mechanic. fb ELIZABETH ANN PASSINO Satch Happy as the day is long. Rouge and Robe 2,3,4g Girls' Hi-Y 3,45 Girls' Varsity Club 3,4g Glee Club 3,-4g Can- aras: Girls' Bowling 2,3,4g Usher 3,4. Telephone Company. x BERNADETTE NAVIN Bernie Full of pep and full of fun. Glee Club 3,4g Girls' Hi-Y 3,45 Girls' Varsity Club 45 Cheer- leading 2,3,4g Captain 4g Rouge and Robe 2,3,4g Intramurals 1, 2,3,4g June' Festival 1,2,3,4g Girls' Bowling 2,3g Play Day lg Shorthand Awards. Plattsburgh State Teachers' College. SENIOR x RJR' WILLIAM PEDRONI Bill Youth is no drawback. Assem- blies l,2,3,4g Junior Playg Sen- ior Play: Sparks Inc. 3,45 Rouge A and Robe 4g Archery Club 4g Te nn1s 3 ,4 . Forestry. was az ff JOHN POHL Jr, Full of fun and liked by everyone. Red and White 3gSchool Bell l,2,3g Vet- erans' Correspondence Club 3: Bandl,2,3g Orchestra 2,3, Vice President3: Boys' Hi-Y, Treas- urer 2,3g Assemblies l,3g Stu- dent Council, Vice-President 33 Committees l,2,3g Intra- murals l,2,3g Track 25 House of Delegates lg Class Secretary 2,3. U. S. Army! . . W . - - x v' ' if Y ' f f' ,ut iff ss. it ,kip Us ,J s 2 va'-si 'WF' ber ' CPE' ESQ J se 7'- Y' , in-lu: iv JOHN PAYE Johnny Napoleon wasa small man too. Air Force. Hwy' f, , 1 1 JhA',..ll 0 I,', ,F ,fd ,111 ,ll ' 1 . l I Eff: - ' I, 'L X U1 ' V' , 1' f ' Vx 'l 'I I N1 , , Q Inf? . 1, '. 'vi 'fl , 1 if ,113 fl' 13 V v 7 1' J is ,A 1' x ,Q - A , 'IVILLLIOEBIT ,jREED Millie jmplqsityy, sincerity, and ser- retary l Glee Club l, I .Si . : ' 255111 irls Hi Y34 Presi xlwdeqftf Assemblies 2,3,4g Usher if 31' ntramurals 2,3,4g Commit- 'iees 2,3,4g Student Council 3, 45 June Festival l,-49 Strictly Special lg Canaras. College. sf' W. gf x GLORIA QUIRK Glo Not by force but by constant effort. Intramurals l 2 3' Girls' Bowl- mg2,3, Band 2,3. June Festival WWW .9 ' ROBERT RUE Bob I don I know why, but it must be true Football 35 Fire Squad 2 3 4 Intramurals 2,3,4gJune Festival l,2,4: Volleyball l,3,4. Army QD- Yfu-' 'f -:P ! JEAN REYOME Jeannie Silence is more musical than sound. Women's Air Force. MQW K l,3,4g Nurse. , 1 -J wif .1641 1 ,tru ,K LOIS JEAN ROCHE Lois Jean A smile to remember. Glee Club l,2,3,4: Majoretts l,2,3g Drum Major 4g Rouge and Robe 2,3,4g Girls' I-Ii-Y 3,43 Canaras Senior Playg Usher 3g Our Book l. College. ALBERT ROBIDEAU Al Out of a cloud of dust. Fire Squad l Band l,2g Basketball Marines. Cdr' cy as f' A 5. ii. f-X3 72? .XF I ,P C22 k 4 5 l Fei if K Y gf wx ff.. , X 6 f.m f .tn fn E HAL ROBERT SALLS Bob Who saidl couldn't? Football 3,45 Basketball l,4g Glee Club 4g Intramurals l,2,3,4. Forestry. aj' CLAIRE RYAN Sugar n' spice n' everything nice. Strictly Special lg Rouge and Robe 2,3, 4: Commercial Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 3, President-1, Student Council 4g Canarasg Girls' Hi-Y 3,4g Assemblies 1, 2,41 Usher 3: Intramurals l,2,3, 4, Committees 2,3,4g Girls' Bowling 4. Secretary. lj wif., Zfjjffnd My JOAN MARGARET SHENE Joanie The fire in her eyes went to her hair. Glee Club l, 2,3,4g Rouge and Robe 2,3,4: Girls' I-li-Y 3,4g Intramurals lg Assembliesl,2,3,4g Commit- tees 2,3g Usher 3,43 Girls' Bowl- ing 2,3,4g Senior Play. Central City Business Institute. 1011 yy sn LVHL3 E sh1f1 rmake thee lorious by my pen. Glee Club 2,3,4g Rouge and Robe 35 June Festival l,2,3,4: Intra- murals l,2,3,4g Commercial Club 3: Girls' Varsity Club 45 Red and White 2,3, Exchange Editor 3g Canarasg Committees l,2,3,4g Strictly Specialg Usher 2,3,4g Assemblies l,2,3,4. Paul Smith's College. U- U be-2. ix X-,-,bf ' rr x- I S is if: F? A 1, X. xv s xg .g x, gb ci W ' ' Cu ' 8 V ..., C, rv ,X -, - ...f ...sa- ,K L ,ff . MARY SKIFF Her quietness and charm have won her many friends, Junior Playp Bookstore 3,-1. Office Work. lb PATRICIA SIMMCNS Dusty A cute little Number,please . Girls' Bowling 2,3,4, Treasurer 41 Rouge and Robe 4, Intra- murals 4, Committees 2,3. St. Elizabeths School of Nursing. J ,I tg s., l lbvnk ser. Ke X, sf , I ,IJ J ' J - 1 'AV' Os Vg 1' af' - M .V f J .J ' IANICE SMITH Ian I like to talk because l'm happy. Glee Club l,2,3,45 Library Club 25 Rouge and Robe 2,3,45 Girls' Bowling 2,35 Cheerleading 35 Junior Play5 Canaras. Katherine Gibbs Secretarial School. DARRYL STARK I can Sell ice RI QA xSMART Fuzz Io 1 l 3 ase , 5 T lg SI- ck , ,45 Fire ad , e lub 2,3,4. J VT L x - . Q if T 'g16pJ,l f? f ATZ3 TM57' -. ,if Dj N' O-1 . .1 9 V. , 1952 fi' .MJ ' fs Q boxes to Eskimos. Electricaxixs Engineer. 55,53 x X. l ll: it is - -lfff I ' V.: 4 'l J I 3' A qi I LEON THOMPSON Gab None but himselfcan be his parallel. Baseball 2,3,4: Basketball 2,3, 45 Cross Country 2,35 Football 45 Track 3,45 Class Treasurer 35 Class Vice-President 25 As- semblies l,2,3,45 Committees l,2,3,4: June Festival l,2,3,45 Varsity 2,3,4. U.S. Navy. i ROBERT W. TUTTLE Tut Wit and wisdom are born with the man. Cross Country. 2: Baseball45 Basketball 4: Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Class Treas- urer 45 June Festival 2,3,4: Campaign Manager4: Canaras5 Committees 3,45 Assemblies 3, 45Volleyball team 2,35 Tennis 45 School Bell 3,45 Hi-Y 3,4, Vice-President 4. Engineer. HELEN TOOHEY Tookey Not a clay without something done. Girls' Bowling2,3,45 Rouge and Robe 45 Committees 2,45 Intra- murals 4. Champlain Valley. ds Wiwfu 'ff' , , f 1 ' R' f , 1 f . ar, ,J I' ' ANN UMBER Annie A soft answer turns awa wrath. Intra y . murals l,35 Glee Club 45 Li- brary Club 4. Telephone Oper- ator. ...ai LEON VAN ORMAN Beak Men aren't measured by inches. Basketball 2,3,45 Baseball 2,3, 45 Golf 45 Cross Country 2,35 Boys' Varsity 2,3,45 Secretary- Treasurer 2. Potsdam State Teachers' College. My f fa. Q 1'-Q GAIL TYLER Abbie Words are too weak and too few to do justice. Glee Club l,2,3,45 Committees l,2,3,45 Cheer- leaders 2,35 Assemblies l,2,3,45 Girls' Hi-Y 3,45 Girls' Bowling 25 Junior Playg Rouge and Robe 2,3,45 Intramurals l,2,35 Stu- dent Council 45 Usher 45 June Festival 2,45 Strictly Special l5 School Bell l,2,3,45 Associate Editor 3,45 Feature Editor Can- aras. Highland Hospital. SENIOR 5 Ll, 'a .I ff -'fab ,I xi K I GENE WALSH Eugen Happy the man void of care and strife. Football l,2,3,4, Co-captain 45 Basketball l,2,35 Track l,2,35 Baseball 2,35 Boys' Varsity 2, 3,45 Boys' Hi-Y 2,35 Fire Squad 35 Student Council Treasurer 4, Executive Committee 45 Vol- leyball 1,21 Canaras. Un- decided. wjji BMJ. WJA if ,y,.W,,.1f . ith IEANNETTE WHITELAW Nettie The business of life is serious stuff. Glee Club 4. Housewife. 31 X 5- Us Qi ROBERT M. WHIT Bob A man who makes frfe ith ut half trying Roug RWM Glee Club45 Ra ' lub . En- tered in Seni ear West High S E s an Kodak P C ' J ty 3' XL: J' f I' Sflifg' is Ht? pluf 'YT7 'T' VIRGlNI.'i vVlll'l'llliXN T lllfy lfralil' wnrnziliif .lortli Ll bulli- pczirls. lxlaiorctlcs l,Z,f5 -1 ougo and Rohr 33,49 llslivr 3, Lllco Clulu l,:,!l,l, Inrraniurnlb l,2,f'l,4, fjrinarabz junior Play senior Play. IXlu:icSCl1ool, U A v JOYCE 'NOODRl'l:lf 'HVo0dy lforrunu favor: rlic poul, Girls Varsilv 33, Rouge and Robo 3, 4: Girls' Bowling i,T5,4, Prcsi dent fl,l1g Intramurals l,'3,f3,4 Uslicr 2. Stcnograplicr. f -nrt ' X ia .1 l r l r 1 -N' K-4 - ...X 4 s ' i K if -N , . I .1 , x ' ' '-4 M j 1 l K I '+- ' - ' f l 4... . 'Eg . I 1952 3 . lj: 7.1 N- + 7 S - - . X 1 l ' 3 L I J N .J 1 I YVL A: L K' f-f f H f .f X J J ' x K' X dlllfifi MARK, BAY Skipp1c 'xo one live: for liirnsclf aloriu. 'lransfgrSqv-iiiiliiika, l..I., NY. lli-Y 24,-19 Uslicr 73,-1. Assemblies 314. Medicinc. 29 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We the Senlor Class of 1952 bemg of fa1rly blank m1nds and w1th un surpassable 1gnorance due to the exhaust1on result1ng from the con sumpt1on of four years of tremendous exert1on do hereby make and de clare th1S to be our Last W111 and Testament Item I Kat1e Hrghland and Peppy LaFounta1n leave the1r Lat1n class scowls to Helen Drutz and Carol Wllcott Item Z Sh1rley Baker John Paye and D1ck Bomyea leave the1r blueprmts for an elevator to get up 1n the world to Bob McIntyre and Marlene Gauth1er Item 3 Jack Currle Joan Brooks and Mac Fobare bequeath the1r Charles Atlas Catalogue on muscle bu1Id1ng to Doug Clark and Pete McG1Il Item 4 Janrce Smlth leaves her ample supply of Double Bubble gum to R1ta Darrah Item 5 John Moody w1lls h1S newspaper cl1pp1ngs from Publ1c Speakmg class to Anne Douglas Item 6 Jerry Cheney and Art MacKay bequeath the1r used Classlc com1cs for book reports to Donald Perry and M1ll1e Farr1ngton Item 7 Helena James leaves her worn out band Suspenders to Irene Chr1st1e and Lo1s Roche leaves her drum major s unlform to Pat McN1cholas Item 8 D1ck Smart and Nelson Munc1l w1ll the1r unsurpassable antlcs to Tom Wallace Item 9 Mary Ellzabeth Hobart leaves her potato and sp1nach patches to some Junlor w1th a green thumb Item 10 Darryl Stark Gabby Thompson and Gene Walsh w1ll the1r 'Love of Nature to Ronn1e Keough and Dave Martelle to be used some f1ne sprlng day I-le may have to stretch 1tal1ttIe Item 12 Pat Ladd and Charlle Bunker w1ll the1r pess1m1sm to the 1nc1nerator because no one else wants lt Item IJ Mary MacGregor leaves her pet 'Oscah to Betsy Bouton w1th the st1pulat1on that she Luve h1m vewy much Item I4 Harrlson Kent Lee Gladd and Al Robldeau leave the1r souped up Jaloples to Joe Carroll Item 15 Joe Beauchemln w1lls s1xth perlod llbrary to Bern1e Foley 1f he w1ll NEVER talk or make no1se Item I6 Tuny Whltman and Loretta Kmg leave the1r s1ng1ng vo1ces to Barbara Altman and Carol Curard Item 17 Sh1rley Shore Joyce Woodruff and Loulse Emmons leave the1r fond places 1n the heart of the1r bus drlver to Bethel Downs and Sally Jackson Item 18 Carol Haselton and She1la Longtemps leave the1r art1st1c ab1l1ty to some lucky Jun1ors Item I9 Dot DeFeyo and Cla1re Ryan w1ll to Carol Whlte the St1Ck that supports the Lean1ng Pme on the road to Paul Sm1th's Item Z0 Glor1a Lewls and Bern1e Navm bequeath the1r new system Why f1le lt at all? to Carol Far rmgton Item 21 Helen Ketelsen Helen Toohey and Pat Slmmons w1ll the1r h1gh bowlmg scores to Pad Edson and Vlrgle Ducatt 30 . . , . . Item ll: Maria Klemperer leaves one shoe Isize 91 to Jimmy Goodman. fs: y - . ' ' II ' ll . ' ' ' ll ' ' n - Item 22 Bev Le1b and Carol Lawrence leave the1r after scrool tr1ps to Meyer s to Al1C6 DeMar and Mar1lyn McGovern Item Z3 Mary Foley and Glor1a Qu1rk w11l the1r plnk excuse sl1ps to Mlss Albee for the use ofthe s cklyJun1or O1r1s Item Z-4 Sh1rley Homburger and Den1se Lat trell leave the1r last mmute dashes to study hall to Kay Kn1ght Item 25 Carl Jacobs w1l1s h1s sunny d1spos1t1on to Ronnle Hesseltlne Item 26 Mary Sk1ff and Beulah Hall leave the1r lovely eyes to Cather1ne M1nott1 Item Z7 B111 Duclos w1lls h1s Town Pall boxmg bouts to Boo St Cla1r Item Z8 Magg1e Duffy Betty Ann Passmo Sally McKenty and Joan Shene leave the1r sacred bottle of Tr 1C Red perox1de to Ruth Ann Stal b1rd and Mar1e Bellefontame Item 29 Bruce Dudley leaves HIS un1que French translat1ons to some unsuspectme Jun1or Item 30 Barbara Donaldson and E1leen Madden w1ll t1e1r coolness 1n F.ngl1sh class l1sten1ng or not Item 31 Kay Brady and Bob Salls w1llthe1r bottle Ant1 Knock mnfture to Fred Parsons to put on h1s knees next tl ne speaks 1n assembly Itene 32 Lfeorge Buckley and Bob Dauna1s leave lom Jacobs a purple yoyo and an orange t1e to take W1'E11 h1m on spec1al ocCas1ons Item 33 To Ursula Brauckfnann Jean Reyome Ann Uribcr and Jeannette Wh1telaw leave the1r qu1etness Item 34 Clothes nlake the Woman so they should make the man lwlary Lou MacMullenand Peg Munn leave Paul F1deler one pa1r of rompers Item 35 B111 Ped ron1 and D1ck Charland bequeath plans for a Lad1es' A1d Soclety to Bruce 'Vh1te Item 36 Beakf XfanOrman leaves h1s addlng machmc laugh to Al Bulr1s Furthermore we 1llegally leave th1s uns1gned so that no one vt1ll be prosecuted for breach of prom1se 51 I ' ' . i . . D. . I . A . - . , . . : . : : . . . L , , i . . ' I l 6 Q I ' ' '1 ' ' ' to Jackie Reed if she will keep Mr. Young guessing as to whether she is 1 ' . 1 : ' ' of 1- Q - ' '1 he 2 ' . 1 : ' . ' ' ' . 2 '. ', , 1 ' , A 1 ' 1 Q RY .1 . . Z xp , . H . A. A I H A , . . . . , , 1' H ' . -i DEVELOPING GRAY MATTER 4 Freshmen we belleved that Enghsh asslgnments had a great pSyChOlOg1Cal effect on our m1nds We had no reason to thlnk MISS Seymour exh1b1ted her op1n1ons of us by frequently changmg our seats Senlor study hall was pecul1ar wlth the alsle 1n the mlddle Sophomores we belleved that We had the best band and basketball team 1n the North Country Our flngers would be bllstered forever from cuttlng paper dolls for the Drag It had been better to rule 1n Junlor I-hgh than to serve 1n Semor Hlgh Junlors we belleved that The sllp busmess was tyranny and somethmg should be done about lt Ne put on the nlcest Prom ever Crraduatlon day looked far away Our rmgs had d1st1nct1on Senlors We belleved that We were people at last Mr Wllson would lnvent a study hall wlth all front seats and a day w1th an extra half hour to stay after school The Canaras would never be pubhshed The school would really mlss the Class of '52, 32 42 .?' A ff I G' -1 f f on A I As ' : Z. ' . 3. . . . . . 4. . . . . . . . As ' : 1. Nobody would pass plane geometry. Z, - ' 3. ' ' ' 4. . . . As ' ' : 1. . . . 2. ' ' . 3. ' . 4. . . . . . As ' ' : 1. ll I1 . J 3. ' . y Q' 'wi V I X14 fs I Jjgswf' I A ,f HE JJ' ww. F JPJNS' ,ww 'Wd fn 5 J. DO' EMEMBER- i You R W, 9 i ns. ,O Wittiest ..... R. Tuttle, L. McKillip. Best natured .... L. Gladd, M. Munn. Class gigglers ....... L. VanOrman, S. McKenty. Best looking . . . R. Ferrari, G. Tyler. Class talkers . . . W. Duclos, J. Smith. Did most for S.L.H.S ...... J. LaPan, K. Leetch. Class athletes ......... G. Walsh, S. Homburger. Best dressed . R. White, S. Longterrrps. Class crammers ........ C. Bunker, M. Klemperer. Class actors . . . . W. Delaney, M. MacGregor. Class dancers . . ...... M. Fobare, L. LaFountain. Class pests .... J. Moody, P. Lyeth. Most lxkely to succeed-J LaPan, K Leetch Moat ongmal W Delaney M Klerrperer Most musxcal W Mader V Whxtman Class couple R Smart M Duffy Class eaters M Muncxl A Umber Marvwoman haters C Bunker, P Ladd Beat polxtxcian-R Tuttle, P Lyeth Fnendlxest J LaPan K Leetch Class babnes W Pedrom S Baker Most popular j LaPan, M MacGregor Class dreamers J Curne E Passxno Sleepxest Senxors R Ga:-rant S Homburger O O! Census Bureau Washington, D. C. October 29, 1972 Mr John LaPan Super1ntendent of Schools Saranac Lake New York Dear S1r As census taker and spec1al ass1stant to the Pres1dent I thought you m1ght be 1nterested 1n the whereabouts of the members of the class of 1952 They have ach1eved many wondrous results s1nce they left dear S L H S The1r f1elds of endeavor have been var1ed Sh1rley Baker was found on Mt Marcy try1ng to become the tallest g1rl 1n the Ad1rondacks Lenore Bouyea 1S teach1ng college 1n Beauch em1n Jun1or College 1n Bradyv1lle two m1les southwest of D1ckbomyea Valley Joan Brooks hasn't succeeded 1n remov1ng her make up from the sen1or play and 1S now res1d1ng on Hogansburg Reservat1on George Buckley IS runn1ng a Turk1sh bath where Pedron1's D1aper Serv1ce used to be June Cassavaugh owns Improved Tacks Inc where Mr Young 15 employed as tack tester D1ck Charland has charge of the 1nc1nerator 1n Plac1d and Jerry Cheney dr1ves the garbage truck Bertha 1S runn1ng the 'Cool Inn where Jack Curr1e 15 head chef Carol Dandrow 15 marr1ed and 1S ra1s1ng lots of trees for Wood Bob Dauna1s des1gned and p1loted a rocket to the new planet Doty d1scovered by Barb Donaldson W11l1am F Delaney has become a psych1atr1st frequently patron1zed by Looney Duke Duclos Durlng Bruce Dudley's recent excavat1ons of the Saranac RIVCI he found a preh1stor1c baseball that st1cks to gloves Ma and Pa Duffy are runn1ng a fox farm and have a huge Ell1ott meat gr1nder to gr1nd up dead horse meat Lou1se Emmons marr1ed the hrgh Llama 1n T1bet Bob Ferrar1 and MacFobare are 1n the county home for the phys1cally 1nf1rm Jean Farrell made a g1gant1c sonorous fog horn to warn sh1ps away from Foley's Reef Jan1ce Fuller has establ1shed res1dence 1n Reno as a d1vorce lawyer Buggs Garrant sole occupant of the padded wagon can be seen dr1v1ng h1mself around Lee Gladd who was test1ng h1s a1r brakes drove off a cl1ff Beulah Hall and Phyll1s Harvey went 1nto bus1ness We can't f1nd out what k1nd but they d1d Carol Haselton des1gns the exclus1ves for H1ghland's Basement M1ss Basket R1m of 1972 was chosen as Sh1rley Homburger Helena James 1S pr1ma baller1na for the Met Every Chr1st mas B111 Jaquxs gets a crew cut and sells the sweep1ngs for angel's ha1r Carl Jacobs happened on the rec1pe for 120 proof Scotch and after much te st1ng he sold lt to Sta11n who says he made It Harr1son Kent and Ralph Martell own a pool hall where Loretta K1ng prov1des the enterta1nment Mar1a Klemperer 1S runn1ng for Pres1dent th1s year agaxnst Phyll1s Kr1nov1tz Theresa LaBrake 1nvented a spec1al broom to clean up all the broken beakers 1n Professor Pep LaFounta1n's lab class Pat Ladd runs the Permanently Restful Mortuary Mary Ehzabeth Hobart f f1l1ated w1th her ra1sed flowers thus exh1b1t1ng ner father's tra1n1ng Bern1e Navm and Helen Ketelsen are coff1n sales1ad1es Annabelle Lamoy and Lou1se LaPo1nt 1nvented a new back scratcher that has a mus1c box on lt Helen Toohey and Pat Sxmmons have made a fortune as the Gold Dust Tw1ns thanks to Mr Young John Paye and Den1se Lattrell own a c1rcus featunng and 1d1ofantas 1gob111stlcalhonor1f1cab1l1tud1n1t1bus 30 . 1 l . . I . . . , . . . , . , .. . . . , . 7 . . ' D . . D I ' 7 , . 0 a 9 , . . 0 F . . . . ,a- f D u . , , . . . Carol Lawrence 15 11on tra1ner and Satch PGSSIUO takes the k1dd1es for r1des on the camels Kay Leetch IS ra1s1ng l1ttle Brown1es Bob Rue and h1s secretary Bev Le1b are 1n Turkey v1v1fy1ng the place a b1t Lo1s Roche and G1or1a Lew1s recently set sa1l for Antartlca IH a sard1ne can and the last report was they are off course She1la Longtemps g1ves danc1ng lessons at the new Hotel Alp1ne under the management of Bob Ol1ver Phy111s Lyeth was left on Mars Wlth a modern sc1ent1f1c laboratory On clear mghts you can see the planet Shaklng Wonder why? Father Mader 1S 1n Wash 1ngton now and only uses h1s VOICE to s1ng at Mass once 1n wh11e Emleen Madden 1S h1s housekeeper Word has lt that Father has lost Welght rap1d1y s1nce E11een started to cook for h1m Mary Lou MacMullen plays last harp Wlth the Ryan Symphony Qwhen C1a1re needs a last harp, John Moody sweeps up after the concert Sally McKenty w1th the help of Maureen McCoy runs an 1nst1tut1on for the weak m1nded souls and M1ckey McGrath ass1gns umforms for the 1nmates Poor l1ttle Mary MacGregor fell off the f1re tower on Ampersand years ago and h1t her head on a rock She's w1th Sally now L1zz1e MCK1ll1p 15 employed by the Old Teachers' Home where she 1S qu1te popular w1th her old fr1ends She st1ll turns Mr Nadler's 11ghts out for h1m and 1t's Just l1ke be1ng home 1n S L H S aga1n he says Carolyn M11ler bu1lt a suspended tramway from her house to the foot of Ol1ve H111 No more wa1k1ng for her' M11l1e Reed IS st1ll our represent at1ve to the Secur1ty COUIlC1l and does she have a way w1th those RUSSIHUS' Gabby Thompson became a c1t1zen of Pak1StaH was elected premler and gave Kashm1r back to the Ind1ans Nelson Munc11 lnvented a Lazy Susan that br1ngs food r1ght from the k1tchen so that he won't have to get p Beaky VanOrman has the females scream1ng over h1m at every appearance at Reyome's Show House He sounds l1ke Al Jolson and B1ng Crosby rolled up 1nto one Janc1e Sm1th entered a convent took a vow of perpetual s11ence and hasn't been heard from SIHCC Bob Wh1te IS manager at the Grand UHIOH Remember how everyone was sure that he would get on 1n the world? Gene Walsh took the f1rst rocket to the moon and s1nce the whole exped1t1on was lost he s probably a meteor by now Mary Sk1ff has a l1ttle Shlp full of rare books 1n Wash1ngton It seems that Jeannette Wh1te1aw has taken to resurrect1ng f1elds of dead carrots It 15 a d1ff1cult Job but w1th Joan Shene aldlng her she 1S sure to succeed Ga1l Tyler marr1ed1nto the A1r Force and runs a day nursery at Woodruff A1r F1e1d Al Rob1deau makes sure that the Jeeps are 1n runmng cond1t1ons at the F1e1d Th1s completes my f1nd1ngs concern1ng the class of 1952. Very s1ncere1y yours R W Tuttle P We found Charles Bunker on Mt P1Sgah 1n a cave He has h1S portable rad1o so he can 11sten to the Saturday afternoon operas They call h1m the Herm1t of Dead Bug Swamp 37 a ' 1 a r - . . . . . . . . 2 , .... , - , . l l 11. ' 1 . . 1 .. ' . , . . . , . . . . 1 . . .S. . . . . 1 T . wal tiki ?f f'Hf J ? A 9'-fm l g ' 1 .a I ' ,,.f,....., Q 1 o sr up Q- ,L 4 5, ,. ,, J' dv' if Q Y I 8 if if Lf? S ! 2 ? f Z ? X X 5? 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We hope that the succeeding years will see the Council grow in experience and fine leadership. f P. G. 's Neale, Pillow. S x f4' -C X K' 4: fi- T-L or C BAcK ROW: c. Ryan, Munn Riley,Smirh,Tyrel1,Com- stock, Menga, McNicholas, Highland, Turgeon, Bet- ters, A, Ryan, SECOND ROW: MacGregor, Gorrow Moody, Drutz, Braukmann Klemperer, White, LaPan FIRST ROW: Bellefontaine MacMullen, Lcib, Sec- retaryg Leetch, Presidenrg Walsh, Treasurerg Mc- Killip, Homburger, Mc- Grath. 1 Cook, Clark, Eiss, TenEyck, Parsons, Reed, Gregory. GIRLS ' HI-Y Under the able leadership of Milly Reed, the Girls' Hi-Y had a good time serving the interests of the school and our com- munity. Highlight of the year was in March when we acted as hosts to the Hi-Y Adirondack Council during the Winter Carnival. 1 I vo-+44 BACK ROW: Oehler, Passino, Carr, Miller, Sweatt. FOURTH ROW: Turgeon, L. Sweatt Bouton, Knight, Drutz, Stalbird, Woodruff, Patnode. THIRD ROW: Lyeth,Gutshaw,Brady LaPointe, Christie, Bouyea, Duffy. SECOND ROW: Navin, Ketelsen, McKillip, Shene Brooks, Longternps, DeFeyo, Hobart, Krinovitz, Tyler, Munn. FIRST ROW: Klemperer Leib, Fuller, Menga, LaFountain, Reed, President: Dupree, Adviser, MacGregor, High- land, McGrath, McCoy, McKenty, Ryan. 1 Q egg' 1 .S xx BACK ROW: Betters, LaPali, St. Clair, Pohl, Treasurerg Mr. Dorsch, Adviserp Mader, Parsons, Secretary, Jacquis, Fideler. FIRST ROW: Klemperer, Bulris, Leib, Duclos,Pres- identg Tuttle, Vice-President: Smith, Thompson,'Bouyea. BOYS' HI-Y Watch your Step! The safety patrol of the Hi-Y has done a fine job for our school. Their help with the Red Cross drive and other activ- ities has made our cornmunity a better place in which to live. v- rf SENIOR PLAY CAST Plstol Pack1n' Peppy' LaFounta1n T1sh ' Beanpole Bev Le1b Agg1e Two Ton Tuny Whltman L1ZZ1C E1ghty cents a pound' Bob Tu e Charlxe Lover Loms Roch Ellen Remember The mad dash to the candy sack When Caruso got h1s educatlon The tete a tetes 1n the tunnel M155 Baker's 1m1tat1on of Charxta Ugh' Mr Young s surpr1se attacks on the unsuspecung thesp1ans Sh1rley Sleepburger and her naps Lem's handlebar moustache The Hollywood celebr1t1es Joan's grease palnt The blood thlrsty novehsts And of course THE SUCCESS OF TISH before a Jam packed aud1ence vu--f Sa BACK ROW Brooks MacGregor Shene Beauchemm Whlte Bunker Hom e burger FRONT ROW Tuttl Fountam Le1b Wh1tman Roche M155 Baker Mr Young Adv1sors La 46 QF- ml 54 712 'flu 'ff t ii W4 i 31- QQI? 0 ww BACK ROW: Delaney, Ducatt Stalbird P Woodruff Murra DeMar Lattrell Farrin ton Toohe R an Simmons Q 1 ' I yi l l g I yi y l Wilcott. FIFTH ROW: J. Ryan, Bouyea, Shene, Roche, Leib, Emmons, Gutshaw, TenEyck, Tuttle. FOURTH ROW: McNicholas, Gladd, Hillman, Richardson, Gregory, Menga, Miller, Callahan, Howard, Munn, Kimpton, White Brooks, Douglas, Altman, Johnson, Reed, Willette, Jameson, Sawyer, Parker, Betters, MacGregor, Cassavaugh Krinovitz, Freeman, Passino, Sweatt, LaFountain. THIRD ROW: Lyeth, Lawless, A. Smith, Cimbrec, Cogan Tyrell, Monteau, Meagher Girard, Longtemps C. Ryan, Dot Hi hland Mood T ler McCo McKent Miss Baker, Adviser: Mr. Young, Adviser: McGrath, Treasuerrg Hobart, President:DeFeyo, Vice President: Christie Hurlburt, Baker, Wood, La Point, Drutz, Knight. FIRST ROW: Moody, Duclos, Bomyea, White, Eiss, Leib,Coats, Beauchemin, MacKay, Bulris, St. Clair, Gurley, Pedroni, Martin, Bunker. ' ROUGE AND ROBE The Rouge and Robe is the high-school dramatic society. Students from the upper three classes are considered eligible for membership. The society studies drama and executes a continuous series of skits, programs, and plays, one of which is presented publicity every year, usually at Christmas, along with a variety show in the Spring. The club meets twice monthly, putting on a skit at each meeting and planning further activities. BACK ROW: Navin, Leetch, Moody, McGrath, Bunker, La Pan, Tuttle, Leib, Gutshaw JU Cheney, Smith, La Fountain. FIRST ROW: Duffy, Delaney, MacGreger,Mr. Young Miss Baker, advisors: Lawrence, Whitman, Duclos, Highland, PLAY t In Tattletale , the big question was, Who stole the typewriter ? Was Patty Blaine fMary MacGregorl the culprit, or was it her boy friend, Tod fBill Delaneyl ? The great sleuthing of Bill Pedroni ,5 finally solved the mystery and Mr. Nixon QCharles Bunkerl was happy. , . Y. 2 . Y. Y . y. Y. J Smith, Navin, Ketelsen, Dandrow, Elliott, D'Aoust, B. Woodruff, Turgeon, Brauckmann, Carr. SECOND ROW: Jerome, Darrah, Madden, James, Mclntyre, McGovern, A. Smith, Whitman, Secretary: Mader, Business Manager - 1 BACK ROW: St. Clair, Librarian, Turgeon, Brauckmann, Bellefontaine, .,t,,.-., s McGovern, Strobel, TenEyck, Kains, Duprey, George, King, Wood, Callaghan, sic-' OND ROW: Fitzgerald, Petrova Grade Reporter, Altman, Myers, Librarian, Woodruff Bunker, Stone, Clancy, Librarianwg Wilcott, Emmons, Secretary, White,RiverStreetGrade' Reporterg Lyeth, Treasurerg Kenyon, Jerome, Darrah, Smith, Pohl, Clark, Parsons,Ouig- ley. FIRST ROW: Mader, Associate Editor, Minotti, Hobart, McGrath,Klemperer,Co- Editor, Mrs. Esther Parsons, Adviser, Leetch, Co-Editor: McKenty, DeFeyo, Maclvlullen Leib, Keating, Broadway Grade Renorter, SCHOOL BELL Meeting the weekly deadline is 'old stuff' for our veteran School Bell organization. Faced with the task of supplying 60 square inches of space in the Adirondack Enterprise each week, the staff, under its co- editors-in-chief Kay Leetch and Maria Klemperer, turned in a fine record. 'girl-U P ff 51 -.. ' , A is , ,Y 5 X, if A-fl t 3 if a - mai, Q . ,fc . ' ' , -a X4 ' ' --- f .I 1 5 e - -' - - .',4 v .2 -6' I I , 1' ' -S .7 . - A if- X ' ew . -fa -fa , 1 ..:,1:.', ,ff - ' C- W- I -P f 'f4,g , -mg- .,? f f 1 , f ':'Q ATPX if C PS' Many service VETERANSWIORRESPO DE CE men are happy that - BACK ROW: Quigley, Stone, Clark, Parsons, FRONT ROW: Pohl, Wilcott, this dcigb was Strobel, Mrs. Parsons, Adviser: Turgeon, TenEyck, Chairman. starte is year. gg, They receive friendly letters about our school and town life. ln addition we send out news of former classmates. FIRE 5, SQUAD f 1 ZW Ai BACK ROW: lolinft n, McGill, Brown, Orrnsby, liinneaan, Goodman, BC8llCl'lCllllll,Gi1l'fL1llI,GOff , SECOND ROW: Rlclntyrtf, lloinyca, Lewis, Sinitli, Moody, Martin, D. Martell, Cliarlaiid, Cap' I tain, Weir, Kent, Fire Cliief,Jaqi1iS, Baker, Bettcts,Captail1. FRONT ROW: R. Martell, rlapf l tain, Hogan, Mr. Carl Sniitli, .-Xdxiser, Estes, Rudolph. We are indeed proud of our fire squad. its members, under the able di- rection of Mr. Carl Smith, are thoroughly trained in fire fighting. ln ad- dition to realistic practice during every fire drill, each member of the squad takes a AO hour course in fire fighting. Some of the squad are school- ed to assist pupils out of the building while the others are trying to keep the fire under control until the Village firemen arrive. Sparks lnc. was originated under the direction of Mr. St. Hill in March, l95l. With a shortwave rig and plenty of code practice the club members have become expert operators. Construction of short wave sets and study of radio theory is also apart of the program. Mr. Dembrosky QWZEQAJ is the co-sponsor and our trustee. lctt tn Rnxlitz .idx iserxlxlr. St. llill .1 lhlr. llciiiltml-j,',Ct1ttic,IXlrlQ.iNltiz1d,.Yils0ii, llcalitlieiiiilz, Mutt,strrt-mrj:-Trt-rifazrcr, f,r:i1tQ,l,lli.'tt,M.wdy. l'1t-rtktt ik-Jani-1. .,,,..X S ARM HOU 'E OF DELEGATES - 'N Back Row: Downs, Rogers, Nesbitt,Stone, D. Merkel, Hoyt, Woodruff, St. Clair. First Row: J. Merkel,Bux- ton, Vice-President: Miss Seymour, Adviser, Quig- ley, President, Clancy, Secretary. The House of Delegates is the governing body for the Junior High. This year they promoted a savings bank which was well received by the student body. Other successful projects included cleaner halls, planting of flowers around the building, and providing an area on the school grounds where the girls may play. RED AND WHITE The members of the Red and White edit the school magazine which is published once a month under the advisership of Mrs. Sweatt and Mrs. Coyne. Members are offered a chance to report on school affairs which they consider news, and they are given experience in newspaper work. Excellent practice is gained by the students who do the typing and mimeographing. Back Row: Lyeth, Heck, Schultz, Rogers, Kenyon, Lawrence, Menga, Soper, Cassayaugh. Second Row: Parsons, Pohl Bunker, Hobart, l.aPointc, Dandrow, Tcnlfyck, Lcib,Nesbitt,Reyo1rie, Snritli, Darrali, Stone, Kains. First Rowg Wood- ruff, Wilcott, Assistant Editor: Drntz, Editor, Mrs. Swcatt, Adviser, Mrs. Coyne, Adviser, Krinovitz, Secretary-Treas- urerg Freeman, Brauclrruann, DcFeyo. 50 'T -no COMMERCIAL CLUB BACK ROW: Gladd, Reed, Baker, Oehler, Berrers, Murray, White, and Parker. SECOND ROW. D'Aou5t,I:errari,Girard, Daridrow, Moody, Gutshaw, Campion, Jolirison, Purpura, De Mar. FIRST ROW: Dumont,Callahari,Sweatt,Ryan,President, Mrs. Coyne, Advisorg Patriotic, Vice Presiclemp Sawyer, Secretary, Lyon, Elliott. Buy your candy here. In this manner the Commercial Club was able, at the school football and basketball games, to raise money to pay for the Gregg Awards. l jaw' --14, ., Ls.:ff.f:91- .- 'tl ' 41 5 91 k 5 'F'-ZS' 4. ' ,,. LIBR RY CLUB The Library Club is a service group helping with the various duties connected with running the library. BACK ROW: Parker, Butters, Sawyer, Kxiirn Baker. SECOND ROW: Cass:ivaugli,Fi1ller, Lyelh Ul1ll'lCf,l3Ollj'LZ3,GllI5llL1W. FIRST ROW: Jariiw, Hurlbiirl, Secretary-Treasiircrg Maelxliillen, Pres ldCllIQ Miss Fraser, Advisor, Lawreiinc, X'1cc-lm-Qiderir. and Harvey. 'N H V ' 1 Altman, Baker, Beauchemin, Beck, Bellefontain, C. Bouyea, L. Bouyea, Brooks, Brown, Callahan, Carter, Christie, Cimbric, Clancy, Clarke, Cogan, DeMar, Doty, Douglas, Downs, Drutz, Duffy, Dyer, Emmons, Estes, Fuller, Garranr, Gauthier,Girard,Gutshow,Highland, Laurettzi Hill,Linda Hill,Hnlburt, James, Jameson, Kains, D. Kenyon, R. Kenyon King, Knight, Krinovitz, Ladd, Lalfountain, Lawrence, Leetch, Leib, Lyeth, Mader, McGill, McGrath, MacKay, Mc- Kenty, McKillip,McMullen,McNicholas,Menga, D. Merkel, J. Merkel, Miller, Minotti, Moody, Meyers, Navin, Och- ler, Passino, Quigley, Ramsey, Reed, Reibel, Roche, Ryan, J. Shene, R. Shene, Shore, A. Smith, I. Smith, Soper, J. Sweatt, L. Sweatt, St. Clair, Ten Eyck, Turgeon, Tyler, Umber, White, Whitman, Wilcott, Wood. 'Q . 9 . GLEE CLUB MRS. DUFFY 'Jig nur- D1RECToR ff 5 , .mf PROJ ECTIO CL B mont ,King,Mr.George fu . bk . rie, l.yeth,Kains, Prue f' Q Darrah, M, Duprey, N Muegge, Reed,Gurley stock,St-crutary ,Brown Treasurer, Leib, Neale perer, hiss, Miller Douglas, Klemperer Vice-President. VQ Purpura, Baker, Du- Adviser, Ramsey,Cur- Duprey. FIRST ROW: : ,if Gladd,President,Com- W O'Neil,Carter, Klem- ANC The Dance Band was the tcenagerk delight,with its syncopatedrhythmsfeatur- ing Sweet harmony on the saxes and hot licks from the brass section. uv' ,. Hfefff f ,, IP, MW, M LEFT TO RIGHT: Steidl, White,Moody, Eiss,King,Carroll,F. Parsons, Kibben, P. Parsons, Hicks Kenyon, Currie, Duclos, Mr. Boland, Director. ORCHESTRA In the orchestra the students are given an opportunity to play together the music of the masters. The experience of playing fine music and listening to recordings by leading orchestras gives them an enriched understanding of fine music. I 1 9 i 1 Qin Altman, Baker, Bomyea, Brauckmann, Buxton, Douglas, Eiss, Fitzpatrick, Freeman, Hicks, E. Hurlburt, G. Hurl- burt, K. Hurlburt, Jacquis, Jerome, Kenyon, King, Knight, LaBarge, McKillip, D. Merkel, J. Merkel, Moody, D. Pohl, J. Pohl, Richardson, Reibel, Rork, Ryan, Steidl, TenEyck, White, Woodruff. 53 -X . ii ow- In if 5 In D' ur Q . 3 , U- 0 9' V .V , ,MW - ,hi , , .,n. -,,,...-,-,..,, a x. 'J L. L. L.. L fx 'U x.. 6 fx 'J LL D Q QE LJ ... 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Pirlwr L BOYS' VARSITY BALR ROW Cabsaxarrslh Ihompwn VauOrm:m St C,la1r Daunarb Garraut Ixlcblll Walgh llxkex Lal-H11 Pru ldgm Carroll Wallace l-crrarr Branch lrobara Chemy SEC,OlxD ROW Clark Surrtary lr-.aburgr Bula: Mac Ray kcmrgdy Bulrri Bank l-IRST ROW Xlr Srrllrxm Adxlbu Mr Dolat Adxrber wwxmawamm m'5mMWYl gmqx v6 , 'I' 1 -3 .Ill l I H ba l 5 R ', ' at ,l M 7 'ZA ' ': r:Egvclr, Hu lb ., 4 ' j' 'N 'rr 1, j J ay .' O 2 Q ,Q ,rv- ,',iL i' .,, fbr Y' .w,', 1' .JJ ,, fl i,',1... FIRST ROW: Stalhird, Wkmdruff, Gorrow, lxlcnla, Carr, Freeman, Homhurgcr, LQctch,Kl1igl1t, Mrs. Watcrstraat, Ad- V1--5 Q, ,Ty G ,lxluwrl rs, tx, r '- ,I.-lla, ' N 3 1, rx ggi' fl I E . a ff A ' 4 ? lf 1 , 6 4 ,t ,A FUUTB LL SQU BACK ROW: Rascoc, Manager, Walsli, Cru Caprairig -Kcniigli, Mr Roo 15 111 Cor lludl Ol Manager. THIRD ROW: Bra11ch,lxli11er, Piukreigii, lxlacKay,Saw3Lr Nc. ull Albam JH OIND ROW Moody Ixaxili Croriiri, Clark, Ferrari, Kc11r1edy,Carrr1ll,Golden, Clicrricr, Thu Fobare, Coach S11lliva11, Blair, Chciiuy, Cassavaiigli, Peiidcrgast. J '-'ff ai 'la-is 37 BOYS' LE DERS' LLLB CK ROW: Martin, O'NQil, Cassavaligll ag S lai T 11111 HM 1 L ADV Vdllofllilill, President, Butters, Virr Pruidriir llimliu Trrariirrr C larl VG, .ir Blu r4.1-.ilu if' ,M .4 .-4 -1 ,-4 ..1.. ..- ,- .... 1-4 M ...- .4 1.1 .f ...... F14 I! rx ... M ,- Axrgs FL S IN J I yu VLA in MCG: vL1'1 H ubart C mgan R Q 1ardso 1 RyL11 .UND ZOW SIC It. Baku W1 ,dttrcll Toolgy D.1rra1 21Ic,y Iklvlar .-4 .-1 -4 ,-I V ... O TR S IR F lllette W HS ch I CIN M Ll Rv Chcruer Sweatt H1II Carter Lk U R I ISLCO I T ll Dr LJ Y-Q V .. 3, ,N , 4 I! ! Q1 -M . . . ' 1 I Q ., 1 ' ' I a . . V J Iii wx 1 , Q Q I' 7' ' ' . .- an ' I , f . I , ' ' if 1, f ' I , J-, , - 1, V J v-:J 1 f ' T , E I 1 1' -1 Q 1 I Y ' v 7 .AST ROW: Jay, W1co1t,Farri11g,ton, Mrs. S111 , Mrs. Watcrstraat, Adv'sor. FIFTH ROW: Strobe , .yo11, IJ 1 I,c1h, Emmo11s,S1c11c. F IURTH R IW: Northrup, Ryan, Ducatt, Ii Moody, I,, lx oody, K111gl11, I'11ssi11o, Im- 111fk1'11a1111. TIIIRD RI Wg Sawycr,I'arRer,Ict urs, IJo11g,Ias, Ildso11,Cl11rr, Kclclscu, I o11gIg1s, I'at11odc, M11rr41y, -',I'-,I' , I-,' I, -, I1-. I' I 1 1 ,1-I 1, '1, '1-1,1 ,I111,-',I,'I,Ioj,'I'ooI1'j, l1o-, j-, 11 z, 1, 1 , - ', ' , , ' , ' , j 11, I' ol , ' . W: Mu1111,A 1ma11,Pr11c, la Iz1I1:111, C111Ivrcc, yrs I, Dclicyo, Goff , ' 1, 1, I , ' 1, ' , ' -', j, , 11 ,I'I' , ttczrs. BC xiii' 311 OU S Ferg, H011 Jerome ILGU. n Ix S0 1mmo1s S1mp S add G Woodnff ghlar d H1 FOW -v A...,...... , .. MM., ON B.id:Rnw: Dnvlos, Vantlrrnarx, Dndluy, D.1in1.'ris, lhompbon. FirstRow: Cheney, Manager Smith, l.g1llar1,lfurrarl, Captainz Tnttlc, Wallaug, Martin, Manager. VARSITY 5 Ol THE COURT . H Q I f JAYVEES f Coach, Dolat. BACK ROW. Rascoe, Manager. D. Smith, Sullivan, Fountain, Navin, L. Smith, Beck, Finnegan, Plckrcign, Blair, Comstock, Stacey, Manager. FIRST ROW: Condon, Kenyon, Parsons, Kains, O'Neil, Martcllc, Hoyt, Abare. .,,.,.,, ,,,,wMU., . ' In , 1 R F' i fr ft F A Q 4. 3 X 'fy 00 Www. ti nu - 414' HOCKEY TEAM BACK ROW: Ohman, A. MacKay, Co-Captain: Betters, Merkel, Keough, St. Clair, Clark, H. MacKay, Mr. Sullivan, Coachg Dr. Baker, Assistant Coach. FRONT ROW: Garrant, McGill, Co-Captaing Foley, Doty, Fideler, McKillip. JL. I rl K ,D 1 60 S A -1' 'Kg X55 'N pf' I Q x Q C ,NSS KI TEAM BACK ROW: A. Douglas,Brauckmann, LaPan, Mr. Wallace, Coachq Mr. Root, Coachg R. Douglas, Klemperer, Altman, Gladd. FRONT ROW: Kibben, McKillip, Woodruff, Knight, Sweatt, l-lomburger, Northrup, Brooks, Jessie. 'J 1 BASEBALL BACK ROW: Parsons, Dzmnais, L. Smith, Butters, Stcphcnson, Martclle, J. Smith, VanOrrnan, Cheney, J. Branch, D Branch,Duclos, D. Smith. FRONT ROW: Thompson, O'Ncil, Lcih, Hockey, LaPan, Tuttle, Carroll, Dudley, Dclancy Kennedy, Smart. K BOYS' BOWLI G THIRD ROW: Stark, Mace, Whitclaw, Lewis, Bulris, Garrant, Brown, Pratt, Branch, Wilson, Ratclle, Shore. SECOND ROW: Pierce, Estes, Dorsch, Adviser, Hillman, Lalilcnr. FIRST ROW: Nephew. mn E .. ,F ., , , ,,, - l l. i wail. A! 5 gm . - PE 4: - s . t 4- . . , .Q-lm.. V ,M :X,,f'f:q,!s,fg..t. ,. .H 9-.,.,e,,, 7 r ' U ra. 2 i - gf 1 , . ' f- Y . I , r lv' - v. 1 ' f id , ,,i fi a 1 ' ' - 1 ff D i .1 7 ff' ' 0 fl CROSS CUU TRY Duclos, Daimais Mr. Sullivan, Track Coach. TRC Bank Row: Uilllliiil, O'Ngil, L. Smith, Dariiiais, Cllicixcd., BQ-ttcrs, Parsons, J, Smith. Second Row: Knillllfidy, Baker ll whey, Carroll, Tuttle, Dclaiiug., Diidlq. First Row: lriiigwtmi. lxlrmdt, Jessie, D.Srr1itl1, Blair,Tl10mpso1i. Q2 UNIOR ARSITY CHEER - LE DERS Darrah, Soper, Cimbrec, Captaing Lalwlay, Baker. Center: Ryan. McGrath, Girard, Mac' Gregor, Navin, Captaing Gorrow, Carr, Farrington. FIGHT - TEAM YEA - TEAM! t X E Callaghan, - FIGHT! SENIOR VARSITY CHEER - LE DER I Early each spring, selections of cheerleaders are made througha series of tryouts. Any girl entering senior high school is eligible to try out for the varsity cheerleaders. The head cheerleader is chosen from the final group by popular vote. The cheerleaders try to encour- age the students' enthusiasm at pep rallies, assemblies, football games and basketball games. This year the girls have trav- eled to all the out of town football games anda few of the basketball games. In order to make this possible, the girls raised transportation money by having dances and selling hot dogs at home football games. Mrs. Watcrstraat, Cwacli WHOSE - cor . PEP: PEP SQUA Butters, Edson, Wilcott, Boutnn, Highland, Captain: 199' nf it S Ny' nav' 7 L. 4 5 Ns I XX 1 1 1 org 1:11111 L1 d aku r 10 'I lm I L ut blumbu U11 lx wt Po got c D or M11 x 1 ll fuuuor P MXL Ru L L V Q I g Q Ll A-mu nf SX X 'tim ,f GROWING UP 90141 A-ggi '-HT 'Wu 'ZH'- ,, ,.4w4, Sv f' P l ,., ,N , we . as Y , A H. J, A M , , if-in ,, 4, gf- wal r in 3.1 6 55 xXx 81 'J N Y 1 rw' ' v 0 ! 9 9fif?f54i5' f M F ESTQVA COURT D4 if 4' .s .af Ms ff? J sr. I 7,-:Sinus-...- 9? O oureen mrs Coombs mickey PI' 2 fflcury 5 EGTTV Gran Goal Peggy Peppy Tomce 4 Bull flxlrxfoung Bob Kuggs Eerme Bobby Tommy 9 maggie PQqgq moqqlejon no orol Long focm 1 Pl-will s mrcmdmrs Sullivan Pdey :ke nz fond 'V 1 Q 3. . o 1 . v I 'fu g , ' W. ,f T . I 17' or 0 s Al y. ,A A' of 6. Q- A sal I H 'ff X 7 ' o ' ' S' ' fo. L' ' in f 'V Q 1' 'Et' A f V Vx' o F' I X O- f 4 le, 9 : ' 3 1 0 ' u U y 1 ' A . , . , 6. ' . AC ' , . -,- . , , , , .v. . 1 , I . , , , . 8. . . , ,Fd , , I IR Lf ACTION 68 g Mercboni s have 'Y base Backed Us THEN LETS BP-CK . f THE ADIRONDACK NATIONAL BANK and TRUST COMPANY Saranac Lake New York Wlth Resources of S7 000 000 'ind Over I4 lftv four Y carS of fwonserv itlve Hanklng III INSIIII IION INVITI S YO! Il NUOI N We offer the foIIow1ng servlces f hecklng Account Savmgs Account Spf L 11If Imecklng -Xccount S1feIJcpos1tf ue of II 1rI3onds I cr5onaI I oms CI'I.I'lStmdS QIub IIIIII' C' FOIIS n II I rc A II furrler IIevs1 fxeorge II I apdn I I ar Hubert C 0 I onnell johnl I' lrrmgton A I S ortt Member of Federal Deposlf Insurance Corporation Me ber FecIeraI Sysfem 70 I V. sp 9 ' .. - L J 2 . . T S ,,,. li Ck. , I A .Z -BNI. A .I L I L. ini 1 . A Sufc Deposit Iioxcs .Ii la' Ii ' I - , . I I . I 1 Q I V4 ,Ioh . 7 ,cr ,. V. I ' ICI . rr , . ,f ' fx. 1.3'tz I. ,I ,. I ' f . 7. 'Im fn Good Luck H Drutz Co lnc Fune Foods Class gf S2 4 Bloomvngdale Avenue Saranac Lake N Phone 328 The Dog House Hot Dogs wutlw Personality F W Woolworfh C0 Breakfast Lunches Paul Smith s College Paul Smith s N Y Co educational Termlnal programs completed an two years In Forestry and Hotel Management Fnrst two years of a four year program an Forestry and Hotel Man agement Llberal Arts and General Business Compliments to the SENIOR CLASS Dr Henry W Leetch Compliments of United Cleaners Dr George E Wilson Besfwlshes Dr Wllllam K Stern Sensor Class H MCKI l ' Y , .Y. - f v Y I ' ' - . I . . . I . . . . O 9 . to . . F- - 'llip DRESS Complrments ANNE FOLEY SHOP GAUTHIER'S Lake Flower Tourrst Court The Ideal Spot on the Lake I43 Lake Flower Avenue Phone 442 JACKSON'S Dry Cleaning Specialists IQI Broadway Saranac Lake New York Phone I859 CORBIN S SERVICE INC Creators of Engraved Currency Contamers Orlgrnal Scene Calendars Greetrng Cards I6 Depot Street Saranac Lake New York A ZAFFIRIS T ANTHONY Berkeley Dry Cleaners The Fmest Sanrtary Dry Cleanrng Expert Tallorrng Free Delivery Phone 48 27 Broadway Saranac Lake New York Battery Mech amcal Servrce Phone 4-4I Best Washes ofthe MAIN LINE GARAGE Esso Gas and OII Auto Electric Trre and I27 River Street MuNN s GAS AND C 'P 'e 'S ' ELECTRIC DAVE S REFRIGERATION v bas and Chr Select Appliances Phone 1040 R ge D a er Phone 700 'II9 Broadway Saranac Lake New York Compliments of BARBATA S AUTO ELECTRIC 72 of . . . . I I l I r I 0 1 . I ur Pyrufax ' Magic ' an , el I Phone 30 Night Phone 320 JIM COOMBS Saranac Lake Body and Collrslon Shop AUTOMOBILE PAINTING IO7 I09 Lake Street Saranac Lake New York RUTH M DISCO Saranac Lake New York Comphments CHEESEMAN S SPORT SHOP ONCHIOTA N N0 BARS N0 JAILS NO CEMETERIES Tormey Sl Son Inc Best Wishes of the JUNIOR CLASS Best Washes of the SOPHOMORE CLASS Best WI shes of the FRESHMAN CLASS BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1952 ALFRED A MOODY INSURANCE CLASS OF '06 7 I f - , 0 I o Hofel Sqyqnqc of A Good Place To Lzve v H. J. , . Best Washes to the Class of 52 The 0XfOld Market Crystal Sprung Darry 73 Broadway Phone 787 Phone 898 Post Office Pharmacy Best Washes to the Sensor Class 52 Mam Street Phone l209 2 0 Frank Schmrdt Quality Meats 89 Mam Street Phone 'l250 Mullen s Cash Store 19 Bloomingdale Avenue Fancy groceries meats trusts vegetables Phone 790 D Cohen 8. Sons Inc .lobbers and Dlstrlbutors Smlth and Blumenthal 96 Mam Street Supplles for plumbers steamflttels APPU el lo' Smurf Y0Un9 men Saranac Lake N Y Bloomlngdale N Y Phone 895 2343 Rlordan Tax: Co Saranac Lake N Y Bonded for Canada 96 Mann Street opposnte Hotel Saranac you by young men who make a study of correct slzes opposlte Hotel Saranac Phone 696 S W Smith V C Blumenthal optometrl st watchmaker 'W llson S Best Wushes to the Phone 8 Broadway Sensor Class Berkeley Dellcatessen 74 l l and buildelrs selected for you and shown to Saranac Lake, N- Y- 7' 9 ' 838 I 62 Mann Street Bazmets Jewelry Store Dlamonds Watches Jewelry Sllverware Home of Hamulton and Girard Perregaux Watches telephone ll4 See Bazmet and Wear Diamonds Saranac Lake New York IQIIIO' Sport Shop Spaulding Baseball Equrpment an Tennls Rackets 43 Broadway Phone 88 J Compliments of National Army Stores Sport Dress and Work Clothing Hlghland s Statronery Store Greeting Cards and Gifts 70 Broadway Saranac Lake New York Phone 1697 Town and Country Shop The Shop or Town and Country Fushuons Books for Everybody E l- Gray 8. Co 46 Mann Street Compllments of John Curran and Arthur Nuederbuhl doing busnness as NORMAN S WHOLESALE GRQCERY CO Bloomlngdule New York P one 407 3 75 ' Y U . 1 . Headquarters for f d f gl 7 h - - l5l SARANAC LAKE NEWS COMPANY Distributors of Newspapers Magazines In The Adnondacks Ewald Wilcott - Partners - Henry Rosen Compliments SARANAC LAKE SUPPLY SUPER MARKET CHARLES GREEN FOOD OF QUALITY Qualuty Meats Groceries Vegetables Fruits DINE DICKIE S MOTORS INC Best of Luck to the CLASS OF 52 EVERETT S Dodge and Plymouth Phones 2050 l HOLLYWOOD SHOP 38 40 Mann Street Saranac Lake New York A Dress for Every Need Sportswear PRYNE S Ultra Modern Cabins Next to Turtle Pond Park 215 Lake Flower Avenue Saranac Lake New York Phone 90-W CRESCENT BAY CAMPS On Lower Saranac Lake A Good Place To Spend Your Vacation Boating Flshmg Swlmmlng Harry Duso Prop 76 of . C D . ' - . A 8 Y , R E Phone 1250 R R AT - ' Best Washes to the Senior Class BRANCH 81 CALLAHAN INC Servung Saranac Lake Since I892 LUMBER PLYWOOD MASON SUPPLIES PAINT HARDWARE WALLBOARD ROOFING INSULATION Your Lumber Number 850 Compllments MEYER S ADIRONDACK PARK MOTORS CORP Sales Service 9 II River Street Saranac Lake New York Phone 903 Saranac Lake s Smartest Shop or Teens and Tweens Wolff Your Florrst From the Greenhouse Direct to You Saranac Lake New Yorc Phone 325 W Best Luck SIMPSON S GARAGE 77 I 0 of Buick Garague 7 Of f Kenugh Himnnrial Qlhapel hrrurpnrutvh Eugene P. Keough 20 ST BERNARD STREET SARANAC LAKE NEW YGRK Kinville Amusement Earl Kinville 6 Forest Hull Avenue Saranac Lake New York John H. Peria Construction Co. Complgmenfs of Newman and Holmes lnc Saranac Lake New York Black Top Drlveways Best Wishes to the Sensor Class Mayor Dawson Lake Clear New York John Munn Typewrlters Sales Service Currier Funeral Service fx YO HIV! Al M WOULD ll SIWID GTVICG Toll!! UVING XX,-4 Your confidence IS our sacred obligation Wrllns H Currier Licensed Manager 20 Woodruff Street Phone 6 R. F. D. 1 NY LAKESIDE GARAGE Aa or Hoyt Chrysl r Plymouth 111 117 R ver Street Phone 31 Compliments Cas: er s STEVE S Gulf Se v ce S Gregory Prop 9 Bloo nngdale Avenue Saranac Lake Ne York Phone 122 W Saranac Lake Lake Placid Phone 551 Phone 79 n F S Leonard8.Co lnc Pune Home Furmshzngs ci Decoratmg Imported and Domestlc Wines 8- Lnquors Home Alleys of the SARANAC LAKE HIGH Prompt Delivery SCHOOL Frederlck K Tousley Bowhng Leagues 28 Mann St eet Phone Sa anac Lake Bo lang Academy Phone 848 Our Best Regards to the Class of 1952 May Your Path an Life be Softened But Straight and True A Fortune 8g Co Inc Saranac Lake, New York Establushed 1892 Funeral Directors Furnlture 80 I - ri f of ' ' ' e m. - i ' ' , w G. Carver Rice lnc. . A d ,, . . - r W. ' 4 Y 799 o o Compliments Co pllmenfs NBZ I45U on your la AndrewJ McGarragI1y Offnce and Sfuduo s SARANAC LAKE HARDWARE INC Where customers send fhelr friends HERBERT R LEGGETT BOYNTON S NEWS ROOM 45 Broadway Phone I508 Compliments Irvung Krlnovltz General Insurance EDELBERG S FURS FINE FURS ESTABLISHED 1904 Best Wnshes to the Class of 1952 DURGAN'S and BIRCHES SI of m ' I of . . . - d' I GI 88 Main Sf. Tel. I32O I f ' N of 5 . . . U R A N C E 7 Bacon s I G A e 'Darnell 5 Best Wlshes Gabraels New York S oe Store To The Senror Class Fresh Fruuts Vegetables Hotel Saranac Hotel Saranac Meats Phone 7F11 Smart Footwear Saranac Lake New York Stetson Hats Sweaters Park Lane Bags Kayser Underwear Coats Suits Dresses E .I Kennedy Inc 89 Mann Street Phone 5 John Lapan s Sons lnc Wholesale Beverages Canada Dry Grnger Ale Sporkllng Water Phone lOO3 Saranac Lake New York J Newberry Company Best Wishes Wm G Scheeter .leweler 22 Broadway Saranac Lake New York Phone 432 Termrnal Pharmacy Howard Hoffman Pharm 3 Bloomnngdale Ave Phone 43 Brookside Hotel And C ablns Bloomingdale New York All Le9al Beverages .lam Coughlan Prop E2 I l ...Stor ' .' . I O. I Y , . D n J.. I Q I I Compli ents C0mPI'me 'S FOBARE and SONS PLUMBING GLADD MOTOR an THOMAS andMARY COMPANY HEATING H GI' 5'Y S'S 122-126 Mom sneer Phone Saranac Lake 869 . 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