St Lawrence Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Brasher Falls, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1959 volume:

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X' VL- : l f , A I DEDICATION It 1S wlth deep respect and adm1rat1on that we the yearbook staff of 1959 ded1cate the Centrahan to Mrs Lord She has completed her twenty fxfth year of teachmg and 1.n those years each and every student has benef1ted greatly from her know ledge exper1ence and understandmg We hope by dedxcatlng our yearbook to her that lt m1ght IH some small way help to show the appreclauon and thanks whlch we the student body of St Lawrence Central hold for her She IS one teacher who should be proud wlth the feehng of ac compltshment It would be d1ff1cu1t to count the numerous students who left her classroom as much better students 3 IN MEMORIAM They that love beyond the world Cannot be separated. Death cannot k1l1 what never dles Nor can Sp1r1ts ever be d1v1ded that love and 11ve 1n the same D1v1ne PFIDCIDIB the Root and Record of then F r1endsh1p Death IS but crossmg the world as F rxends do the Seas they 11ve IH one another sull. W11l1am Penn Fru1ts ofSo11tude 4 J ww Y, k , ,f ' f ' 'S A I u n 0 9 I , o -- -4: i i .Av Lf cgsvgqx 'NNN 116 Lsangly i We the yearbook staffof1958 59 lay beforeyou the Centrahan. May the pages of th1s book 1U some future days present memorles of hours well spent and personal relauonshlps eternally pleas ant. On the followmg pages of our book we present to you Centle He represents each and everyone of you Student Athlete Smger Band Member Cheerleader All students of SLC watch h1m through the book and see h1m as he represents OU 0' f ' ll N L4 H Q 5 - - fm A Z' L. Nr' 1 5 fs- f- 7 -, N T F C' x 5 C0 TENTS HDHINISTHQTION 'I IQ SENIDRS ZZ G S IO ll 2, Jumoa HIGH 33 qg DCTIUITIES 4 70 SPORTS 7 80 OF I3- L BHDE -W .27-3 I- I.. C-1 Y XILSININUU OIL 'l5WA1'T.f I X a i IN f .11 IIIUIIF J ff , l .- -'-K '- 1 ,U X. 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W I 13 J X f he X W ax fi TERRY HAMMILL Major - Science and Math- ematics Vice-President Class 125Pres- ident Class 115 Student Coun- cil 9,10, 11, 125 Vice-Presi- dent Student Council 1l5PreS- ident Student Council 125Na- tional Honor Society 11,125 Junior Band 95 Senior Band President 10, 115 Pep Band 105 Dance Band 10, 11,123 March- ing Band 9,10,11, 125 Senior Chorus 10, 11, 125 All-State Chorus lO,1l.125 Varsity Bas- ketball 10, 11,125 J.V.Base- ball 105 Varsity Baseball 11, 125 Varsity Football 11.12, Captain Varsity Letter Club 125 Senior Play 12. IANICE AVERY Major - Science President Class 125 J. V. Cheerleader 95 Varsity Cheerleader 11, 125 Student Council 9, 125 Yearbook Editor 115 Vice-President Class 115 Varsity Letter Club 125 Junior Prom Committee 115 Future Teachers of America 125 Girls' Athletic Association 11,125 Majorette 10,125 Senior Chorus 125 Bowling 11, 125 Senior Play. PAUL BARLOW Major - Mathematics and Industrial Arts Student Council 12: Stamp Club 95 Junior Band 9: Senior Band 10, 11,125 Pep Band 10 115 Advance Band 1l5Varsity Basketball 10511, 1:5 Varsity Baseball 10511.11 Varsity Football 125 President of Fu- ture Teachersof America 125 National Honor Society 11, 125 Senior Play 12. HENRY DURANT Major - Science SHARON SMITH Major - Business Student Council 125 Secre- tary -Treasurer 9gILlIl1Ol' Chorus 95 Photography Club 95 Future Hotnemakers of America 95 Bowling 11,125 Varsity Cheer- leader 105 Junior Prom Com- mittee 115 Lariat staff 125 Varsity Letter Club 125 Girls' Athletic Association ll, 12. So many roads spread out for us to take We must choose one there s no alternatixe While down the other ways we dimly set Our other selves who now will never live. Class Secretary-Treasurer 12 Junior Prom Committee 11 Varsity Football 11,125 Na- tional Honor Society ll, 12 MADELEINE BARNEY Major - Science Student Council lug Senior Chorus 11,l0,11,1:2g Majorette 10, 11,1!g Yearbook Staff 11, Cirls' Athletic Association 10, 11, 12, Bowling, SHIRLEY BEAULIEU Major - Business Lariat staff 12. DONNA BEGGS Major - Hornemakingi Future Homema Rers of America 0,10, 11, 125 Junior Chorus 9, 103 Senior Chorus 11,123 Future Teachers of America 12. DAVID BELILE Major - Industrial Arts Hockey 11. p !,f X4-.xl CLORISE BOULDS Major - Business Junior Chorus Up 1. V. Cheer- leader 3, V a rsit 5' Cheer - leader 10, 11,114 V arsity Letter Club 123 Junior Prom Committee 11, Bowling, 125 Lariat Staff 12. CARLTON BROTHERS Major - Agriculture and Industrial Arts J u n i o r Chorus 9, Senior Chorus 103 Future Farmers of America 11,1Z. DONALD BROTHERS Major - Science Class Secretary-Treasurer 94 Football Manager 12. r'r-wi - 1 'E S fi' ,am i JANICE BROWN Major - Science Senior Chorus 9, 10,115 Maj- orctte l1,12g Yearbook Staff 111 Library Club 12gGir1s' Athletic Association 9,10,1l, 12, Junior Prom Committee KAREN BRYANT flxlajor -Businessj Girls' Athletic Association 10g Junior Prom Committee 119 Lariat Staff 12. NORMA BRYANT fMajor -Homem akingj Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12, Future Homemakers of America 12. ELIZABETH BUCKLEY fMajor-Science and Mathematicsj Future Teachers of America 12, Bowling 11,12, Junior Chorus 93 Future Nurses of America 12, Girls' Athletic Association 10, 11, 12, Junior Prom Committee 11g Junior Band 9, Senior Band 10, 11, 12, Pep Band 10,11,12g Marching Band 10, 11,125 Lar- iat Staff 11, Yearbook Staff ll. BARBARA BURNS ffxlajor-Homemakingj Girls' Athletic Association 9, l0,11g Girls' Glee Club 11, Bowling 12, Sewing Club 9, 10, ll. ELIZABETH BURNS flxlajor-Businessj Lariat Staff 12, Bowling 11, 12. ROBERT CARROLL fMajor-Science and Mathematicsj National Honor Society 11, 12, Class Secretary 11. ELIZABETH CLINE flvlajor -Hom em akingj Student Council 10, Future Homemakers of America 9, 1O,11,12g Junior Chorus 9, Senior Chorus 10, 11, 12. RONALD COLE flvlajor-Industrial Artsj J. V. Basketball 9, Varsity Football 9.10, ll: Varsity Baseball 9,1O, 11, Varsity Hockey 10, 115 Varsity Letter Club 12, Junior Prom Com- mittee. SALLY COLE flviajor-Science and Mathematicsj Junior Chorus 95 Senior Cho- rus 10, 11,125 Glee Club 115 Junior Prom Committee 115 Lariat Staff 115 Future Nurses of America 125 Bowling 11, 125 Girls' Athletic Associa- tion 10, 11, 125 Dramatics 12. NANCY CURTIS flvlajor-Science and Mathematicsj Junior Band 95 Senior Band 10, ll, 125 Advance Band 115 Pep Band 10, 11, 125 March- ing Band 10,11,125 Future Teachers of America 11, 125 Spanish Club 125 Latin Club 125 Bowling 11, 125 Drama- tics 12. MARY DELISLE fMajor -Businessj Junior Chorus 95 Senior Cho- rus 10, 11, 125 Future Nurses of America 125 Girls' Athle- tic Association 11, 12. JUNE DUNN fMajor-Homemakingj Future Homemakers of A- merica 9, 10, 11, 125 Junior Chorus 95 Senior Chorus 10, 11,125 Future Teachers of America 12. WARREN DYKE fMajor-Mathematics and Sciencej Future Teachers of America 125 National Honor Society 11, 125 Football 12. DOROTHY FLINT fMajor-Science and Mathematicsj National Honor Society 11, 125 Future Nurses of America 12. DIANE FOURNIA Uvlajor -Science and Mathematicsj Future Teachers of America 11, 125 French Club 11, Presi- dent 125 National Honor So- ciety 11, 125 Student Council 125 Bowling 11, 12. CALVIN FRANCIS fMajor-Industrial Artsj Student Council 95 Honor Society 11, 125 Orchestra 9, 10, ll, 12. 17 GAIL FRANCIS Cxlajor-Businessj Junior Chorus 95 Senior Cho- rus 11, 125 Junior Prom Com- mittee 115 Bowling 11, 125 Lariat Staff 125 Yearbook Staff llg Girls' Athletic As- sociation 10. NA NCY GA RVEY fMajor-Businessj Junior Varsity Cheerleading 95 Vice-President ofClass 105 Varsity Cheerleader 10,12- National Honor Society 11 125 Future Teachers ofAmer- ica 125 Lariat Staff 11,12' Senior Chorus 125 Bowling 11 125 Junior Prom Committee 115 Girls' Athletic Associa- tion 11, 12 . 1 9 RICHARD GEBO flwlajor-Science and Mathematicsj Varsity Hockey 11,125 J.V. Basketball 95 VarsityBasket- ball 105 Varsity Baseball 10, 11, 125 Varsity Letter Club 125 Senior Play 12. SAN DRA G EESLER flxlajor-Science and Mathemaricsj Class President 105 Student Council 1O,f1,125 Future Teachers of America ll, 125 Library Club 125 Junior Prom Committee 115 National Honor Society 11,125 Presi- dent of Spanish Club ll, 12. LOUISE GOODRICH flvlajor-Businessj Junior Chorus 9g Girls' Athle- tic Association 10, 11,12 Lariat Staff 125 Future Tea- chers of America 12. CONSTANCE GROW Clxlajor-Businessj Lariat Staff 125 Bowling 11, 125 Senior Chorus 105 Junior Prom Committee 115 Year- book Staff 11. PHILIP HA ZEN fMajor-Science and Mathematicsj Varsity Hoc key 10, 11 ,125 National Honor Society 11, I 25 Junior Band 95 Senior Band 1 0,11 ,1 25 Varsity Letter Club Marching Band 9,1O, l1,l2. CAROLE JENKINS Qlxlajor -Sciencej Future Nurses of America 123 Junior Prom Committee. ROBERT JONES flwlajor-Industrial Artsj Varsity Football 125 Senior Chorus 105 Class Secretary- Treasurer 10. ROBERT KEENAN fMajor-Mathematicsj J. V. Baseball 9, 105 J. V. Bas- ketball 95 Varsity Football 115 Varsity Basketball 10, 115 Dramatics 125 Junior Prom Committee 11. BARBARA KILCOYNE Uvlajor-Business, Junior Prom Committee 115 Junior Chorus 95 Lariat Staff 125 Bowling 11,125 Girls' Athletic Association 11,l2. DONNA LA BRAKE Qlvlajor -Businessj Library Club 125 Lariat Staff 11, 125 Junior Prom Com- mittee 11. MARY LANTRY flviajor-Businessj Junior Chorus 95 Lariat Staff 125 Bowling 11,125 Girls' Athletic Association 10.11, 12, GERALD LEGGUE Uvlajor-Industrial Artsj Junior Band 95 Junior Prom Committee 11. JOHN LIBERTY fMajor -Science and Mathematicsj J.V. Basketball 95 Junior Chorus 95 Student Council 10, 115 Varsity Hockey 10,11, 125 Varsity Letter Club 125 Dramatics 12. MARY MAHONEY fMajor -Science and Mathematicsp Junior Chorus 95 Senior Cho- rus 10,11,125 Secretary of Fuuire Teachers of America 12g French Club 11, 12. 5? x f IJELFN MAYVILLE Qlwlajor-Sciencey Junior Chorus 95 Girls' Ath- letic Association 9, 105 Year- book Staff 115 Future Nurses of America 12. ROBERT MURPHY fMajor-Industrial Artsj Junior Chorus 9: Junior Prom Committee 115 Hockey 11. 20 EDWIN MARSH Uxlajor-Industrial Artsj Junior Prom Committee 115 Future Farmers of America 1O,11,125 Senior Chorus 9. VIRGINIA MUNSON fMajor-Businessj Senior Band 9,10,11,125 Senior Chorus 9,105 Girls' Athletic Association 11,125 Bowling 11,125 Future Teachers of America 125 Cheerleading 95 Lariat staff 11, 125 Yearbook Staff 115 National Honor Society 11, 12. 'I' fi' 2 3 , rrys 1 MARY OAKES flvlajor-Homemakingj Girls' Athletic Association 95 F u t u r e Homemakers of A- merica 9, 10, 11. 5 if ir, re JOAN PAGE fMajor-Sciencej Junior Chorus 95 Senior Cho- rus 10, 1l, 12. f , MARLENE NEWTON Uvlajor-Businessy Junior Chorus 95 Senior Cho- rus 10, 11, 125 All-State Cho- rus 125 Lariat Staff 125 Na- tional Honor Society ll, 12 Girls' Athletic Association5 Bo wling 125 Junior Prom Com- mittee. DANIEL O'NEIL fMajor -Science and Mathematicsp Junior Band 9, 10, 115 Senior Band 9, 10,11, 125 Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 125 All-State Band 9,11, 125 Advanced Band 115 Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Senior Chorus 9,l0, 125 French Club 11,125 Junior Prom Com- mittee5 Senior Play 12. it at 1.15 RICHARD PAGE QMajor -Businessj Lariat Staff 12. BERNADETTE PATNODE fMajor -Sciencej Junior Chorus 95 Senior Cho- rus 10, 11, 12: Glee Club 115 All-State Chorus 125 Bowling 11,125 Dramatics 125 Senior Play 12. LEONARD PAGE fMajor-Businessy Lariat Staff 12. RICHARD PARTLOW Oviajor-Sciencej J. V. Basketball 95 Varsity Basketball 115 J. V. Baseball 9, 105 Varsity Baseball 11, 125 Varsity Hockey 10, 125 Varsity Football 9, 10, 11, 125 Senior Chorus 9, 105 Varsity Letter Club 12. ALAN REAY Qlvlajor-Agriculture, F. F. A. 9, 10, 11, 125 LV. Basketball 95 Stamp Club 9. RITA ROACH fMajor-Science, Girls' Athletic Association 9, 105 Future Nurses of America 125 Junior Chorus 95 Junior Prom Committee 11. ARTHUR PREMO fMajor -Sciencej Varsity Football 10, 115 Var- sity Baseball 11,125 Varsity Basketball 10, 11, 125 Varsity Letter Club 12. NEIL REAY fMa jor -Industrial Artsj Dramatics 1 25 Stamp Club 9 ELMER ROGERS fMajor - Industrial Artsy I.V. Basketball 95 Junior Baseball 11. M-inf DARLENE SKIFF fMajor-Mathematicsy Majorette 95 Junior Band 95 Senior Band 10,11, 125 Ad- vance Band 115 Pep Band 11 125 Marching Band 9, 10, 11 125 Spanish Club ll, 125 Bow- ling 11, 125 Girls' Athletic As- sociation 11, 125 Senior Play HARRIET SNYDER Ovlajor -Businessj Bowling 11, 125 Junior Prom Committee 115 Lariat Staff 125 Future Teachers of Amer- ica 125 National Honor Socie- ty 11, 12. NOREEN SULLIVAN flviajor -Businessp Girls' Athletic Association 11, 125 Bowling 11,125 Lariat Staff 125 Junior Chorus 9. 22 MAUDE THOMAS fMajor-Homemakingj Girls' Athletic Association 105 Future Homemakers of Amer- ica 10, 11, 125 Junior Prom Committee 115 Library Club 95 Junior Chorus 9, 10. ROBERT WARNER flvlajor -Industrial Artsj Junior Band 95 Junior Prom Committee 11. DENNIS E. WELLS fMajor-Industrial Artsj Future Farmers of America 9, 10. JANET WENDT fMajor -Scienc e and Mathematicsj Future Nurses of America 125 Junior Chorus 95 Bowling ll, 125 Girls' Athletic Association 11, 125 Senior Play. PATRICIA WENDT fMajor -Businessj Library Club 12, Lariat Staff 11, 12, Bowling 12, Junior Prom Committee 11. if J v f , v V, , V , v,,,, ' 5, I PATRICIA WILSON Q Major -Homemakingp Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Chorus 9, 10, Library Club 9, 10, 11, Stamp Club 10, National Honor Society 11, 12, Girls' Athletic Association 11, 12, Bowling 11, 12, Student Coune ci111, Volleyball Team, Future Teachers of America 11, 12, Dramatics 12. JASON WILLARD fMajor-Industrial Artsj Yearbook Staff 11, 12, Stamp Club 9, Photography Club 9, 10. THOMAS WHITE flvlajor-Industrial Artsj Future Farmers of America l0,11,12. W ILLARD W ILSON flvlajor-Science and Businessj Varsity Hockey 10, 11, 12, Varsity Football 11, 12, Var- sity Letter Club 12, Junior Prom Committee 11, Drama- tics 12. This is a group to remember, We know their hearts as being tender. 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P f G a on f -41 5256-Hd ' 5 3' 2 G06 C3 'UD I0 U1 ve' 4 ,zz 1. ,A vs, -QV , -.,- 4 in - 0-1 if Kuta V .4 'P M .LJ - or- illllillll-Y 7-D l ,419-I rw ? I 65 6 2 N j El, , '1 'I GRADE 11 President ..... . William Bissonette Vice-President .... .... D uane Ienne Secretary-Treasurer ....... Edward Hourihan Student Council . . . .Joan Liberty, Jerry Durant Advisers ..... . .Mrs. Costello, Mr. Smith 3'-be ROW ONE: K. Tuggey, R. Murphy, R. Keenan, R. Byington, R. White, J. Bissonette, S. Shope, T. Moulton, J. Baleno. ROW TWO: A. Santimaw, B. Locke, R. Doyle, L. Giovannone, L. Corey, R. Jones. ROW THREE: M. Wagstaff, E. Niles, L. Coburn, R. Pazdzio, S. Martin, P. Youmell. ROW FOUR: M. McGrath, D. Keefe, I. Niles, R. Longuil. ROW FIVE: R. Sutton, R. Meagher, D. Geesler, J. Gardner, R. Johnson, R. Jeffrey, R. Wells. ROW SIX: W. White, R. Durkin, R. Austin, L. Phelix, J. Hawley, J. Mahoney. I. Durant, W. Arquiett, W. Ramsdell, W. Martin. 28 ROW ONE G Page D Sweet T Wood K Dunn B Wells P Dugan, N Green D Wood P Addison T Crump ROW TWO J Rogers, W Bissonette A Cole S Judware,S Taylor C Chapman, H Murphy I I-Iutch1ns, A Sweeney P Tessier ROW THREE B Lantry Y Burctune M Rlley ,T Dougan M Sharpe V DeGre, C Taylor, C Chambers ROW FOUR B Boas ,T Locey, A Deleel P Delisle P Mayville B Locey, R Douglas, R Lalonde G Sharlow, R Phehx C Brothers ROW FIVE ,T Phehx E Bryant, P Boulds J' Liberty G James R D1shaw,,T Regan,G Cheney A Deleel I Baleno ROW SIX C Shampme B Wilson ,T Hamm1ll,R Frary J Hazen B French The I un1or year in h1gh school IS one of the bus1est and pleasant years of all the school years The ,Tumor Class 1S respons1ble for the publishing of this yearbook The Centrahan which is 1tself a tremendous task The Juniors too, are responsible for the Junior Prom wluch IS a big event at SLC This 1S also the year we get our Junior Class rings which 1S a long awaited event. We are looking forward to a successful senior year and our long awaited senior trip. Those were the seniors, who think they are smart 6 Sadly enough, they are soon to depart, X fgvf Q Dear Lord, grant power to Juniors, Cus kidsj, To assume their positions as well as they did. .IUNIGRS 1 I I 5 GRADE 10 ROW ONE: J. Gardner, L. Todd, D. Sullivan, P. Tharrett, P. Pike, D. Wilson, D. Hartson, J. Hollenbeck, G, Brockway, L. Fountaine, R. Gaffney, P. Durgan. ROW TWO: C. Wilson, D. Russell, C. Rose, J. O'Neil, J. Bell, M. Losey, L. Boothe, L. Johnson, B. Villnave, T. Ryan. ROW THREE: B. Snyder, B. Burnap, T, Leggue, D. Arquiette, L. Santimaw, P. Denio, D. Willard, S. Merrick, A. Demers, H. Sneele, R. HalL ROW FOUR: L. Fli.nt, R. Sirles, H. Dashnaw, K. Tucker, J. Conto, D. Bradford, M. Bradish, J. LaClair. ROW FIVE: J. Conto, R. White, W. Clough, R. Donie. Having completed one year of Senior High School the Sophomores find that school is becoming just a little more difficult. There has to be more studying and less fooling now to make the grade. Although the amount of money in the Sophomore Class is small they need not be discouraged. The Sophomores are an ambitious class and their productive years are yet to come. 16 Y -f ss f sw ' I . 52 'l Nj l . X We learn from our mistakes they say And I m a living proof its true Each year I m nearer perfect in The wild and foohsh things I do -1- so President ..... . Robert Hall Vice-President ......... . . Harold Steele Secretary-Treasurer ......... Jimmy Steele Student Council Representatives .......... Connie Locke, Merrill Rust Class Advisers . . . Mr. McNulty, Mrs. Langelier ROW ONE: C. Locke, P. Yaddow, N. Wagner, F. Flint, A. Wagstaff, B. Pecore, G. Villnave, P. Crowley, G. Phippen, D. Phippen, K. Hammill, E. Page, L. Murray, M. Murray. ROW TWO: J. Rozon, R. Keenan, C. Lonkey, Anderson, B. Villnave, A. Wilson, S. Millar, Dufresne. ROW FOUR: L. Perault, P. Burnett, Bradford, R. Allen, G. L. Delisle, E. Deleel, M. Raymo, C. Fitzgerald, S. Hartson, I. Steele, R. R. Pike, B. Wells. ROW THREE: G. Blais, M. Buckley, C. Newtown, B. Hart, N. Stuart, J. White, W. Quinell, R. Belile, M. Fayette, R. Richardson, J. E. Lavair, F. Stickney, J. Rushlow, I. Compeau, H. Dow, L. Dow, K. Cook, D. skiff, G. Curtis, W. Johnson, E. Lamay, T. Lord, R. Page, V. Burnette, D. LaShomb, J. Durant, M. Bradish, G. Lavine. SOPHOMORES '?rd Q 1- 'Ufif ..M,1E.x'.s Sus lu. 40 ui .W 'S I ,f fa., N ffl' I ' n .-so 1 F: 33.53. 8 IK: Q7 4014 o 15 f 'l sas? U' 5 7'-sono N6 A. 59 vu S ..- 6 1 '. g B S. C ani! '13 bo Q 39, A c u 40 .D 'N , I .4 f XX 1- --ll x -,. I 2 7 ff N GRADE 9 President ...... . Patricia Brown Vice-President .... . . . Carol Orton Secretary-Treasurer ....... Martha Mahoney Student Council . Elaine French, Maynard Guyette Advisers .......... Mrs. Lord, Mr. Eagles ROW ONE: G. Ramsdell, D. Hart, P. Webb, B. Beggs, P. Brown, C. Osborne S. Shorette. ROW TWO G, Warner, A. McGrath, S. Russell. ROW THREE: E. Russell, T. Ross. ROW FOUR: M. Regan, M. Lacy E. Francis, J. Cotey, J. Barlow, S. ,Tenne C. LaClair I. Sharlow S. Durkin C. Soule D.Hazelton R LaTrace. ROW FIVE: M. Mahoney, J. Burns, J. Hazen K. Anderson E. LaComb C. Orton S. Austin R. Cole, J. Longuil, S. Pike, D. Grandaw ,T.Gauthier. ROW SIX: S. Warren B. Allen S Martin P. Gardner, E. Sharlow, K. LaClair, C. Prue, M. Munson, D. Belile, R. Lantry, M. Tiernan G. White. ROW SEVEN: L. Judware, E. Blair, R. Shattuck, B. Goodnough, S. Ryan G. Booth E. DeCarr R. Moulton A. Kellison, G. Eldridge. ROW EIGHT: L. LaVare, I. Clark, L. Rockwood, F. Guyette, V. Hill L. Baxter H. Merrick, H. Cole L. Dishaw J. Baleno B. Villnave The Freshmen have reached their fmal year of ,Tumor High School. This is the year when the students are finally allowed to participate in most activities open to Seruor High Students The Freshmen find they have to work hard to keep good grades es- pecially if they plan to play any sports. The Senior year is not too far off so keep up the good work. Quietly around the earth , In golden sun and rain and haze , Moves an endless single file X l g, Of lovely, many happy days. Y. Q A ' 35 FRESHMEN GRADE 8 ROW ONE: L. Todd, F. Hazen, L. Perault, G. Carroll, M. LaTrace, J. Goodrich, L. Hartson, J. Conto R. Villnave, A. Irwin, D. Burnette, M. Wells, W. Brothers, S. Willard, K. Gaffney, G. Griswold, J. Gibson, R, Marsh, K. Chapman, B. Chapman, S. Dewey, S. Shorette, M. Enslow, S. Proper, A, I ones, H. Brothers B. Patterson, D. Rogers, C. Stickney, D. Murray, R. Quinell, D. Durant, B. Belile, R. Roach, C, Rose, V. Anderson, L. Scharf, D. Stuart, S. Kirby, R. Smith, G. Goodreau, D. White, G. Burnham, F. Stickney Q 1 A ' A -sw v in G J -PA. C , 1 l D HI' 4 I Q X 5 , - -: r 1 J Having completed their first year ofJ unior Highschool 'L- ' Q XJ the eighth grade are in the swing of things. I'm sure they will find their new venture quite interesting ' and even fun. The fun and hard work of the years ahead are yet to come but we're sure that your years W i in .Tunior High will be as interesting and worthwhile as we found ours to be. 4 36 L President . . . Wayne Yaddow Vice-President . Beth Chapman Secretary . . . . . Jean Gibson Treasurer . . . . . . Student Council Advisers . . . Wayne Belile . . Lowell Rust Glenda Griswold . . Miss Murray Mrs. Hourihan ROW ONE: P. Sweet, .T . Phippen, K. Brockway, P. Rivers, J. LaPage, P. Lyons, P Rockwood S Rafter R. Garvey, K. LaRock. ROW TWO: P. Lacy,S. Gibson, L. White, S. Villnave, S. Frary, C. Donie, K. Rafter R. Emory, C. LaRock, C. Stickney, P. Comer, N. Wood, L. Babcock. ROW THREE: D. Hall, E. Francis R. Phelix, L. Lamay, D. Lavare, C. Barse, A. Bedard, R. Bruner. ROW FOUR: B. Griffith, A. Wagner, R Hall, E. Judware, P. Pike, B. Fuller, W. Belile, S. Pumerbaush. J. Lonkey, M. MoGibbon, J. Ploof, E Dougan, E. Francis, R. Holmes, J. Barton, C. Villnave, D. Cheney, P. Goodnough, L. Rust, P. Goodnough P. Goodnough, P. Durkin. 37 GRADE 7 President .... . . . Alan Tessier Vice-President ...... . . Mary Lou Markle Secretary - Treasurer . . . . . Pamela Webb Student Council ..... . . . Thomas Calnon Caroline Beaulieu Advisers . . . . Miss Forrester Mrs. Dow ROW ONE: G. Curtis, P. Todd, R. Brown, S. Locke, G. Montgomery, M. Markle, B. Geesler, V. Sirles D. Hartson, S. Evans, C. Durgan, D. Booth, S. Booth, M. Gauthier. ROW TWO: H. Moulton, C. Ware, K Lucas, D. Johnson, G. Goodrich, R. Losey, D. Kirby, L. Cyrus, J. McCarthy, M. Wilson, P. Carr, M Emory, B, White. ROW THREE: G. Jones, H. Jenkins, D. Proper, R. Michaud, L. Chapman, K. King C. Jeffery, P. Rockwood, A, Rushlow, R. Bush, R. Boas, R. Barse, C. Curtis, J. Empey, L. Cyrus, R Belile, K. LaShomb, L. Dashnaw, E. Dissottle, J. Roach, J. Taylor, L. Gardner, S. Trudell. ROW FOUR D. Burnham, F. Fisher, E. Maxfield, R. Wilson, D. Gebo, K. Jackson, F. LaPage. 38 ROW ONE R Vlllnave D Luc1a D R1vers S Dunn, B Ploof B Sharlow V Franc1s E Lonkey C Beauheu P Webb R Plumadore M Gale F Snyder J Gale ROW TWO V Fuller P Taylor I Vlllnave M Shorette L V1Jlnave B Gurrola ,T Horton P McCarthy S MOTIIS B LaShomb B Bush L Ezard L Losey E Cotey M W11son S Frary L Perry J Gauth1er D Shope. ROW THREE C Lyons L Burnap I Walcott L Fluery E Dex-ouch1e B Scharf C Curns T Calnon A Tess1er T I-lamrmll R Louey ROW FOUR ,T W11bur L Morrow G Suckney The f1rst year of ,Tumor Hlgh School 1S one of the most remembered of all the years 1n school. What a change from the lower grades! Th.1S IS the begmnlng of changmg rooms for each class wlth d1fferent teachers for each class new and many more faces and new and dlfferent subjects Homernaklng Industnal Arts and Agrxculture. fn., V The most dangerous place of all Is by walking down the hall. You will get banged against the wall 2 By someone short or someone tall. Q 39 Q-9 fav Aviv 0.-W Q, ,Cm S. ll-KV-M x Q, kr-Kyla Nu' '-vw. val- 'bum 1 H X I R 'P' ffxh XX XXX 42 f Q XX Q X' I' Q SSX J f -ix x 52 fm 'W X G Q5 32 K S VH ye' QA 6 , SQ bg i NAWONAL-.f HONOR TY x g .slut fi.- Q N' x' ' ,B V ff Rx I 5 1 4 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROW ONE: Betty Cross, Mary Durant, Iris Richards, Mary Montroy, Mary LaFave, Virginia Cummings, Maureen Dawson, Karen Dow, ROW TWO: Wayne Rivers, Richard Barlow, Ernest Savage, Ronald Nezezon, Terry Tiernan. ROW THREE: Janice Brown, Harriet Snyder, Patricia Wilson, Sandra Geesler, Nancy Garvey, Marlene Newton, Dorothy Flint, Virginia Munson, Diane F ournia. ROW FOUR: Henry Durant, Paul Barlow, Calvin Francis, Terry Hammill, Robert Carroll, Philip Hazen, Warren Dyke. E. STUDENT COUNCIL The St. Lawrence Central Student Council, the student government, is composed of representatives from the classes of the Junior and Senior High School. The Council serves the student body through cooperation with the administration and faculty by promoting activities which will improve the school life for all. President . . . . . . . . . . Terrence Hamrnill Vice-President . . . . . . . Rebecca Meagher Secretary - Treasurer . . . . . Connie Locke Sergeant at Arms . . . . . . . Maynard Guyette FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA President .... . . Paul Barlow Vice-President . . . . .T0yce Phelix Treasurer . . . . . . Rosalia Pazdzio Secretary ..... . Mary E llenMahoney Board of Directors . . . Sandra Geesler Secretary ..... . . Diane Fournia Xi. F u Purpose Ai.rnS -- I III 6 1 ROW ONE: L. Goodrich, D. Beggs, Mrs. Dawson. I. Liberty, A. Santimaw, E. Buckley. ROW TWO: N. Garvey, H. Snyder, M. Mahoney. ROW THREE: J. Avery, D. Fournia, N. Curtis, S. Geesler, B. Locke, ROW FOUR: P. Wilson, L. Cotey, L. Coburn, E. Niles. ROW FIVE: J. Phelix, R. Pazdzio, V. Munson, Y. Burcume. ROW SIX: W. Dyke, P. Barlow. Encourage members to enter the field of teaching. Secure information on opportunities in teacher education and help members plan for college. Participate in pre-vocational activities to discover what successful teaching actually entails. Develop awareness of privileges and responsibilities ofthe teaching profession and to show members that teaching is a profession that serves the school, the community and the nation. 44 President .... . . Vice-President . . Secretary .... . Treasurer . . . . Reporter Sentinel FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA One for the squirrel One for the crow One for the worm And one to grow. QFour grains of corn to the hilly Tommy Crump . . Tommy Moulton . Kelly Tuggey . Eddie Marsh . Paul Tessier . . . Leroy Dow 41' ROW ONE: K. Tuggey, E. Marsh, L. Dow,T. Moulton, T. Crump. ROW TWO: C. Brothers, I. Baleno, R. Murphy, J. Compeau, J. Wells, K. Cook, G. Emory, Adviser, Mr. Kilcoyne. ROW THREE: A. Reay, A. Deleel, A. Jones, A. Hill, C. Stickney, I. Scharf, R. Douglas. STANDING: I. Rushlow, H. Merrick, L. Perault. We try to strengthen the confidence of farm boys and young men in themselves and their work, We also try to provide and encourage the development of organized rural recreational activities. We would 1.ike to develop competent, aggressive rural, and agricultural leadership. 45 I FUTURE Homemmcens gas .4 l' T gi +3 M m RJTJ' W5 9 . OF AMERICA r 1 5 I I U 5,1 phncualu . . . we are the builders of homes 2. 515 . , :VHS 54' 1. To promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking. 2. To emphasize the importance of worthy home membership 5. To encourage democracy in home and community life. 4. To work for good home and family life for all. 5. To promote international good will. 6. To foster the development of creative leadership in home and communi life. 7. To providye wholesome individual and group recreation, 8. To further interest in home economics. ROW ONE: L. Murray, A. Wagstaff, D. Willard, P. Mayville, E. French, B. Beggs, P. Delisle, A. Deleel. ROW TWO: E. Enslow, G. Ramsdell, Mrs. Helen Hagen, Miss Joanne Dunn, G. Gardner, B. Burns, L. LaVare, D. Beggs, I. Dunn, E. Cline, S. Judware, A. Wilson, M. Losey. ROW THREE: S. Ryan, M. Wagstaff, B. Trudell, B. Losey, N. Bryant, P. Denio, E. Deleel, L. Santimaw, R. Shattuck, P. Rivers, P. Tharrett, M. Wells, D. Winchell, D. Hart, P. Pike, B. Wilson, P. Wilson, T. Ross, M. Oakes, P. Gardner, S. Russell, L. Iudware. 46 LARIAT ROW ONE: R. Page, L. Goodrich, B. Kilcoyne. ROW TWO: M. Newton, N. Garvey, II. Snyder, S. Smith. ROW THREE: V. Munson, Editorg M. Lantry, C. Grow, K. Bryant, P. Wendt, D. LaBrake, E. Burns, N. Sullivan, C, Boulds. FJ71 . I I Sometimes I feel a little bored By writers who are merely clever But when I spring a clever thing I simply cherish it forever. This page sponsored by HAMMILL FUNERAL HOME Robert P. Luther, Lic. Mgr. EVergreen 9-2211 Winthrop, New York Editor....... Assistant Editor . Business Manager Art . . . . . . . . Photography . . Rebecca Meagher Edward Hourihan ... ...Lynn Cotey ir- L CX 4.1 ,H,,.,-f- 2 .il . Bill Bissonette . . Jason Willard Z7 he i,,,.l, We, the Centralian Staff, wish to thank everyone who contributed to the editing of this year's Centralian. We hope this yearbook meets with everyone's approval and in years to come will serve as a memorable reminder of the happy hours well-spent at our beloved Sr. Lawrence CentraL The Centralian Staff CENTRALIAN s if wif W, ' ,,Y, V .lmftz f'+ m may e f 5 fi .51 'vf'J'f. f v, ,QLVQ 'T' , 2? ,. ', y lg , ,,,, f 4 165, 1 ,V , Lf ,, 'M - A ff' 'Q iff 5 , '10 1' nj ff f Y ff pa A , iffy? 5 2 if 5 3' ,622 gi 5.13 :WP if I 44' .2 ' 1 I' . If , X 4 4 Jw I Af Q 'B f 'AJ ie? ,Wi in v 4 iwwf W4 QL, f iff-. ' ' Fw Em 8.5 W5 4 -if AL45f59Q'4 'iff ,mm 1 Se vm - ' W A ,qw ,W ,, 'K ' .fu 5 - Www W 1 f wmv xwHav -H,Yf,?2fl'w. . K 5 gigviu Zi, ska 63? Q .. gg Pg! -f i 1 , 5 Q yi? ii ,Q www Qs - xg in D I B A L I 15 5' ' '- . 'f 4 A sy A Q, W. A . 9545? 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KENNEDY. ,qs 1 , Q- DISMISSAL , W-W lr 'wg f 8 ,M 3 mug 35-7 HZNOOL ' BELOW: Ronald Nezezon, Virginia Cummings, Robert Snope, Patricia Steele. AT THE RIGHT: Terry Harnlnill, Barbara Kilcoyne. 5 lg. if At the crowning -- Terry Tiernan, President of the Senior Class. ,V 7-75 j an X1 ,, ' A X .fn L. MAY 1958 KING - Ronald Nezezon QUEEN - Virginia Cummings PRINCE - Terry Hammill PRINCESS - Barbara Kilcoyne 1 ,1 z, ' K f fy 1- Y J SX M.......-nun!! C, Francis, J. LaClair, D. Bradford, C. Goodnough, R. Cole, M A L C. Carroll, D. Grandaw, W, White, I. Willard. DRAWING DRI ER EDUCATION Mr. Meagher, C. Francis, J. Tillman, C. Grow, I. Page. 7-1 e.f1-gl, S, ,.ovf 'i x ...X www? 5 4, .. , 7 .,D,,.f ' This page sponsored by W. B. GOODNOW AGENCY - General Insurance Phone: EV 9-3711 Winthrop, New York 56 Bi 'Q if Sf , ...J v-qgi ...YI hai -4 I Rrchqrds M Du- R Nezgzon V Cul nngs K Dow B Cross M Montroy M Dawsox savage E ONE RO W E ILIW W MLL valn ou Z Stark B I owlcy I Ploof S ROW TWO Bar ow R T lL1'13 1 T LaFav4 M 1'3I'l C Br- L, VILII P O D Ray ROW THREE B Wagstaff DS Hutnh J Phe hx S Steele P Goodrrch E Sweet ROW Brothbrs S C Frary Pruc S S Goodnough S Tamer Wood I Waldruff I K Keenan Compo R yant all F Wmc ml R D Mortgombry R Burmtt R Compo R Conpeau M Marsh Arqurctt W LL ary J FOUR R Rubsull L Par I Locgy G Thorasl W hrtc E LaLonde I M Coolrdge FIVE RO V Roy 2 Swccmy D Murray D Mannmg A Sullrvan P Patnodc P ope 1 sh Mr. King, Mrs. Newtown, Mrs. Curtis, Mrs. Mc Laughlin, Mrs. Tiernan, Mrs. Frary, Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Demo,Mrs.Griswo1d,Mrs.Hazen. She's smily and gay As you pass by her way, There's no one else quite like Lou. Groups of foreign bacteria Once invaded the school cafeteria. They could not have foreseen, That it would be so clean, And suffered in anguished hysteria. F E R I A ,f 'Hs In the cafeteria is a worker named Lou, Who serves the food when you go through, ' ' 414, if C' WC' .132- W, Wg 1, 'fi wevfmfa aww U . ,V , - Q, 2 W? Y, , 'fff i'f fw9'MWz'w,fwww V MW .,' ,, ' f gh ' fy ,,, ' w f,,,1,g'f V V at , ff, a,,,, , ,WZ-W y, , ,W ' at a , H 'T mv, , M I . , 'ww vpn- . V f , ,,,,..,,,,m,,4 gi Our bus driver is a very fine fellow S L C B U S Whose voice is usually quite mellow, But once in awhile A N D R I With no trace of a smile, D His voice can be heard as a bellow. ROW ONE: Mr, Cheney, Mr. Hunter, Mr. Ross, Mr. Munson, Mr. Steenburg, Mr. Kilcoyne. ROW TWO: Mr. Hazen, Mr. Crump, Mr. Francis, Mr. Griswold, Mr. Goodnough, Mr. Chapman. There is a bus driver named Neil who hits every bump with his wheel, The kids yell and shout, Oh, please let us out Before we are made like an eel. 1 M' 1, -W 4 P x v . . X , , E , ig 55 gf ali' 'i i -,, if fi haf., js 1 A Axqzb ,, .S E Q E192 x A W 'W M 'W :WH .H Xi w I . .1 Q. J it Q, J A f 9 ., 5 wa. 1 4 , - -. E, 'Q Eg: ', g ' ' :va f 1 K ,whisk R7 I f,v, , A Q 4 1 Q 8 'Q' ,Q Pixie, kobold, elf, and sprite, All are on their rounds tonight, ln the wan moon's silver ray, Thrives their helter-skelter play. Fond of cellar, barn, or stack, True unto the almanac, They present to credulous eyes Strange hobgoblin mysteries. s Don't we all, of long ago, By the ruddy fireplace glow, In the kitchen and the hall, Those queer, cooflike pranks recall? HALLOWE'EN PARADE W! gh Cabbage stumps--straws wet with dew-- Apple-skins, and chestnuts too, And a mirror for some lass Show what wonders come to pass. Doors they move, and grates they hide, Mischiefs that on moonbeams ride Are their deeds--and, by their spells, Love records its oracles. 6 Nw X Dfw .4 Eery shadows were they then-- But tonight they come again, Were we once more but sixteen, Precious would be Halloween. 61 ELEMENTARY CHORUS ON THE DLAYGROUND F i 2 ' 'I lla'-ill X' - - ,J 1 JY T I---la I - 'V ---WH ,A T Q , ' . i 1 --1 f Y ' ---- ----W - - f + ME E..H--.- l xv .,, ., 'lsll W gw- ' ! il: l- Q E. I 5 -' 'A 71 ' , g,,15 f -5 'P E g. ' 'W '- i 'agp' Sb' 5- 9 ,' KF 1' '- 54 W' -4, 2 Q ri 21 N' I 5. Q E vw E. . . lv , 1. me afiin-, - D X 1 A-an-va .ill S f 4 Y 'N Lv N I mv 'A Ma: . I 1.5 - :dv -15:64-f.4vf41.:':' V E .3 4' , L , , tp ,ax . 4.56 .4 r W , M, T. A nf ' mi ,g..,1'p. K ' - ,, , - H Q , ,,,'-,1,.f:gE-iv E . I E 1. 5 V .E - E 'H W yd., ,-' 'Q- '-..f. ,, ,niff-..-. ' ,' ' ' I - v . , .. , 1- . ' 1. . ' i , . . , , . t' Q , 4 5 . ' ,- - .. . 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We are hoping to add more major- ettes to the group next year. TWIRLERS 5. MJ G50 85 NS :Eva ciii efi 3 is 3. Or: 05173 Ee fs 892 55 ii go mrs is 29. ,.-I Ee? '-'LE its E.. .F Z3 52 N fig g... OZ :er U36 if Gi zzz 3 o. R IVE: J. O'Nei1, J, Cotey, F Durant. ROW Franci J. Liberty, R, Hen, C, FOUR: J. OW Francis, v. Munsbn. Row six: M. Sharpe, G. Page, P. Brown, E. Buckley. Row E. S :E Lis Z2 50 .gas 9-E O: ...-1 E-'. IC: Q..-r m'5 zz OO me: is E55 -E me .., QLD .g. Q.-I 052 SE ,gnc 35 0371, ea? En. -5 Qs- gi ,fc LL! S K. R. Green. forty'two members of is made up band The senior 'ogg E230 -CPE was E00 x-.U-Q N geE WE-9 'SIE FEL: img l:.b'Z1 :C C3533 mo its 'VE 553 .5,-:gag 4C cvS ffsml-1 r: 350 00-EH ef Q rn 07 LH-53.-'E o.U.o :DE consisting participa at Potsd and an as H1 The band plays at various activities connected with the school. Our president is Edward Hourihan and Mrs. Egales is the Director. E.: Lain ge EE 'So 3 Ecu is NSE? zi+f5'6' mg'-15' -Qgcso E 05 P-ur: ol-l'v-fn QQQQN -5593 H-::: 'o OO:1': EDH35 :Ego eu.-CI fcQ:u3 takes lots of poise! I certainly agreeg it 65 Z- '3' semok cnorzus Senior Chorus is composed this year of forty-three members divided into eighteen Sopranos, thirteen altos, seven tenors and five basses. Quite obviously now men would , be gratefully welcomed. A Three members from the chorus were selected to participate in the annual area New York State School Music Association CNYSSMAJ fall festival at Potsdam November 8 and 9 These people were: Marlene Newton soprano- Bernadette Patnode alto- Terry Hammill bass They were privileged to work under the direction ofMr Clement Barton Supervisor of Music in New Rochelle Schools and director of choral work on the Ed Sullivan Show For Christmas the Senior Chorus will present a pageant The Christmas Crib by Roy Ringwold. In Many they expect to compete at the NYSSMA festival at Potsdam We also are debating about an operetta to raise money for new chorus robes ,yi 4 66 H if ROM. ONE X Carvev M Newton D Russell M Mahoney S LaC1a1r D Beggs ROW TWO B Cl ne J Xverx Howland Ni Delisle P Xddison K Tucker R Tuggey C Lyons J Dunn Nlrs Hesser ROM THREE I LaFaxe B Niles I Phelix M Murray ROW FOLR R Meagher I Rozon P Boulds L Coburn L Murray ROW PDE Ii Sutton M Barney S Cole L Giovannone ROW SLK li ,Tones C Curtis I Scl arf T liammill 13 hells ROW SEVEN T liammill P Fra cis R Phehx I Durant D O Neil The sopranos and altos sound incomplete Compared to the voice ofthe teacher so sweet Of course, since our Men have no one to compare They march ahead, with the burden to bear. JUNIOR BAND ROW ONE: W, Arquiett, S. Laclair, I. Tessier, D. Lucia. ROW TWO: G. Griswold, J. Gibson, S. Martin, N. Hartson, Z, Brothers, E. LaComb, A. Wagstaff, E. Page, T. Calnon, C. Stickney, C. Lyons, J. Walcott, S. Locke, ROW THREE: S. Frary, C. Orton, C. Wilson, E. Francis, J. Dougan, J. O'Nei1, G. Page, P. Brown, C. Stickney, G. Lavine, G. Carroll, L. Wagstaff, D. Hutchins, D. Stuart, G. Curtis. ROW FOUR: R. Green, N. Stuart, J. Scharf, D, O'Nei1. President . . . . . . . . Wayne Arquiett Treasurer . . ......... Paula Boulds Librarians . . . . . Nelson Stuart,JamesScharf Director . . ........ Mrs. Eagles If The Junior Band is made up of forty members and consists of students in grades seven - nine. The band participated in the May Festival. This band is a preparation band for the senior group. We know the members of this band will improve enough to take the empty places left by the seniors. 67 JUNIOR CHORUS ROW ONE: M. Markle, S. Locke, J. Gauthier, E. Cotey, I. LaPage, J. Gibson, B. Chapman, G. Mont- gomery, M. Gale, J' . Gale, M. Wilson, M. Shorette. ROW TWO: D. Rivers, G. Curtis, P. Webb, C. Beaulieu, Z. Brothers, J. McGibbon, D. Boothe, C. Soule, S. Shorette, Mrs. Hesser. ROW THREE: J. Walcott, P. Lyons, L. Villnave, E. Lonkey, J. Cotey, B. Sharlow, P. Carr, V. Francis, I. Villnave, L. Locey. ROW FOUR: L. Cyrus, G. Ramsdell, L. Perault, C. Stickney, M. Lacy, A. McGrath, T. Calnon, R. Bush. ROW FIVE: S. Shorette, C. Osborne, G. Boothe, S. Ryan, B. Beggs, E. Francis. Junior Chorus is making amazing progress this year. It consists of sixteen sopranos, fourteen second sopranos and sixteen altos - atotal of forty-six members. We are working hard on music for the Christmas concert, and like the senior chorus would like to attend the NYSSMA festival in May. Officers were elected in October. President, Pamela Webb: Secretary, Barbara Beggs: Co-Secretary, Barbara Sharlowg Treasurer, Thomas Calnong Librarian, Grace Booth. I .., ,' Ll THE BELLAIRES Linda Giovannone, Terry Hammill, Jerry Durant, Ronald Anderson, Gerald Crump, W. Arquiett. We the students of St. Lawrence are proud of our dance band, the Bellaires. The band has been organized only for two years. In this time, the band has become very popular with students, not only atSLC but with students from other schools in the surrounding areas as well. It is one of the factors which contributes to making us all proud that we are students of SLC. Keep up the good workl Although we were off to a small start last year, with so few available string players, we now have many more students, both in the grades and in Junior Hightaking ad- vantage of the string program. This, plus the addition of our woodwinds and brass players will give the orchestra the added boost that it needs, and should put it on equal level with other such groups around the area. GRCHESTRA tl ,J lu.. ig QQ gp flqs x 3 WL.. Q K fm is g 44 Q 6 ,gi f 4 s 'ii 9 3-N A 4 B J' ' f I '. RJ, ur ' g z N I S A-4 Lmda Coburn, B icky Muaah Joan Lib,-rty. cr, Bully Nihs, ,Q OO --ig WQ ii? We HEERLEADERS rp from St Lawrumk H11 5 Lhro h th la s Whgu our uh bwou L L mud at baskktbill US1Iw QT 1 um 511111 5 11 to Alburum' SZlHllI1IC1W Cm1111iu Loc 'L' ba'h1ra Log 1- Janicu Avery Clurisu Boulds. I 72 .il VARSITY LETTER CLUB -'Q The Varsity Letter Club has been newly organized this year. To be eligible for membership students have earned a Varsity Letter through participation in the Varsity Sports or Cheerleading. Earlier in the year the group has been selling beanies and Varsity Rats as a means of raising money. FOOTBALL ROW ONE: G. Newtown, E. LaMay, T. Ryan, K. LaC1air, R. Pike R Behle C LaC1a1r B Vlllnave ROW TWO: J. Durant, G. Lavine, L. Dow, J. Barlow, J. Compo, V. Anderson G LaShomb R M1Ch3Ud. ROW THREE: R. Moulton, L. Fountain, L. Johnson, W. Quinell, G. Chambers Due to good coaching our .T . V. Team looked sharp this year They had good team spirit. Each and everyone of them worked to the best of his ablhty Though this was most of the J. V. players' first year of football they seem to have caught on quickly to the game. By the looks we should have a good varsity next year! I threw a pass Into the air-- It fell to earth I know not where. And that is why I sit and dream Upon the bench with the 3rd string team. St. Mary's Massena St. Mary's Canton St. Mary's Potsdam E Opponent 13 26 26 0 '7 12 9 14 0 19 7 6 JUNIOR VARSITY One chapter in our sports department of which we all are very proud this year is our Varsity Football team. They improved greatly in their second year of eleven man footba1L They held their own against their opponents and tried their very best which is most important. We hope they will continue the good work and in years no come lead us on to victory. We give credit to the coaches for a job well done! EEZ- Opponent St. Johns 13 20 Salmon Central 14 0 Potsdam 0 6 Canton 18 36 Massena 19 13 St. Mary's 0 6 Bombay 7 6 BASKETBALL We're from St. Lawrence couldn't be prouder and if you can 't hear us now we'll yell a little louder. These lines show how proud we are of the fine job Mr. Smith and his Larrie boys have done in the past and we know they will continue to do in the future. We know they will do their best to lead us on to victory but whether they win or whether they lose we give them our full support. Good luck fellows. Since basketball season will not have started before this book is published we leave space here for you to write in the scores. 40 December December December January January January January February February February February February 5 9 12 13 16 23 27 G lil 13 17 24 SLC OPPONENT ROW ONE: P. Francis, P. Barlow, R. Durkin, M. - Chateaugay ftherej McGrath, R. Lalonde. ROW TWO: MI. Smith, - Salmon River Central fherej R. Hall, R. Austin, T. Hammill, R. Dishaw, R. - Brushton-Moira ftherej - St. Regis Falls fherej - Chateaugay fherej - Salmon Central ftherej - Brushton-Moira fherej - St. Regis Falls ftherej - Chateaugay ftherej - Salmon Central fherej - Brushton-Moira ftherej - St. Regis Falls fherej Johnson, Managers: J. Baleno, D. Geesler. The JV Basketball team is an important link in the developing, of a good varsity. It takes long practices and much patience in developing the skill of any sport especially basketball. The purpose of any JV team is to learn the fundamentals and team plays of basketball in which help develop a good player for varsity. We thank coach Fowler for the fine Job he has done and we know that his teams will always do their best. We leave the scores blank for you to fill in yourself. Decentber December December January January January January February February February February February 5 9 12 155 16 23 27 6 10 133 17 24 Chateaugay ftherej Salmon Central fherej Brushton-Moira ftherej St. Regis Falls fherej Chateaugay fherej Salmon Central Qtherej Brushton-Moira fherej St. Regis ftlxerej Chateauggay fiheffil Salmon Central fherej Brushton-Moira Ctherej St. Regis Falls fherej SLC OPPONENT BASEI5 LL NORTHERN LEAGUE BA SEBALL We now take a look at the Larrie boys as we all saw them last spring. Under the direction of coach Fowler our Northern League team had a pretty fair season. They broke even winning five games and losing five games. We hope that they will continue in the future both the good show of ability and the good sportsmanship shown inthe past. We are sure that the future holds victory for the Larries. It is with our deepest regret that pictures for the North- ern League and Franklin-St. Lawrence League baseball were lost. Yearbook Staff. FIRST HALF SLC OPPONENT 3 Inlassena 4 - Salmon Central 6 Q - Nlallone T5 le - Saranac Lake 1 U - Tupper Lake SECOND HALF SLC OPPONENT 4 rl - fxlassena 3 - Salmon Central 12 2 - Malone 5 li - Saranac Lake Ii o - Tupper Lake NORTHERN LEAGUE The Franklin - St. Lawrence Team coached by Mr. SLC OPPONENT Smith came out even last baseball season in wins and losses. They played six games winning three and losing three. O 1 - Bombay 7 2 - Brushton-Moira Central We know that in seasons to come they will provide us 1 2 - Parishville with the same good showing as in the previous year. We wish 4 2 ' MaSSCUa them the best of luck in the future. 1 3 - St. Regis Falls FRANKLIN-ST. LAWRENCE LEAQ UE Our hockey team will be coached this year by Mr. McNulty and Mr. Foisy. Although they haven't won any games as yet we all compliment them on their good sportsmanship and good team spirit. I know it would help the team a great deal if we the students showed a little more school spirit and turned out to a few more games to support the team. We wish the team the best of luck this year. BELOW: J. Mitchell, R. Sutton, P. Hazen. HOCKEY ABOVE: J. How1ey,T. Ryan, w. Wilson. AT LEFT R. Brunet, J. Liberty, R. Gebo. 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