St Marys Academy - Sesame Yearbook (Champlain, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1953 volume:

1953 Published by the Senior Class St. Mary’s Academy Champlain, New York Developing oreii'oi'i J Developing the whole mb 1 The ala of St. Mary's Academy is the attainment of Christian understandings, attitudes, «nrl habits which all her students should have as necessary for their oo� - ■on eltisenship in Anerican democracy and ■sabership in the Mystical Body of Christ. With this in Mind, Sesame. 1953, will present in its own humble way a •video of student life at St. Mary's. It will trace the endeavors o f our school to for� Personal Triends of Christ through its curriculum, Home- Bakers through twelve years of reli- gious and intellectual training, Citi- zens and Workers of its Underclassmen, Apostles through its Activities, espe- cially the Sodality of Our Lady, and Re-Creators through athletics and sports. The Staff the Whole Man To RKVERBD HOWARD McCASLAID For three years of «ntlrlnf service to St. Mary's student body for unforgettable examples of faith in God and in prayer for the coarse of sound Catholic teaching on Marriage We, the Graduates of 1953� affectionately dedicate our yearbook, Sesame. Reverend A. Desrosiers Pastor of St. Mary s Church t Sistor Mary Anelia Principal •Order is haeren’s first low. tlnth—itlns Social Stadias III, 17 Sistar Iteris Odila ■One pictaro is worth a thousand words. Saorstarial Practice Shorthand, Typewriting Biology, English IV a HeU “4 Stssas Adrisor Sister Clairs Maria •Silence is an answer to a wise nan.1 Religion II, English II World History, Algebra Bookkeeping, Typewriting Librarian BAJD AID OLEE CLUB Sr. Lawrence Sister Robert ■If I cannot find, I will sake a way.' Religion III, fcigliah III Latin, Business Arithmetic french III, Dranatics Sodality Moderator Sister Rose Helen •The soul ef one who serres God always swings in Joy. Business Training, General Science Boglish I, French II Projectionist PIABO Sr. Marie Heine A Daughter of the Charity of the Sacred Heart of Jesus -5- SCHOOL HEALTH PROGRAM A dental hygiene clinic room was opened during the summer of 1952. The pro- gram was sponsored by the Clinton County Board of Educational Cooperative Serv- ices and directed by dental hygiene teacher, Miss Evelyn Lancaster. School nurse teacher, Mrs. Margaret Sifford, worked under the same board. Mrs. Sifford helped with the organization of the school health program, assisted the doctor with physical examination of students, followed up defects, found organized clinics for correction of defects, and carried out doctor’s recommen- dations. Dr. H. VanAcker pupils, made recom- vas needed for cor- and rendered first examined all the mendations where it rection of defects, aid as needed. Sr. Miry Germain teachers by keeping out bulletins,admin- hearing tests. assisted the nurse records, putting isteringvision and SCHOOL CAFETERIA The school cafeteria that serves 1A0 hot lunches daily is under the direc- tion of Sr. Alexis. Mrs. Eva Patenaude and Mrs. Georgianna Iafontaine have bean faithful and competent members of the cafeteria staff for the last five years. Mrs. Ruby Longtin Joined them three years ago. Their services are highly appre- ciated by all of us. SANITATION Mr. and Mrs. Telesphore Favreau are familiar figures around our school halls. 3 30 finds them dutifully scouring halls, rest rooms, and gym. First Things St. Mary g at making her students PERSONAL FRIENDS OP CHRIST through Its curriculum. Religion Is believed to be the most prominant Integrating factor in its program. Ve also believe that the following common learnings will build a foundation on which the total personality of man may evolve and grow In First -7- THE FRESHMEN CUSS PLEDGES ALLEGIANCE TO THE CROSS I pledge allegiance to the Cross of Christ, and to the faith for which it stands, one Church, H o 1 y, Catholic, Apostolic, with grace and salvation for all. Cecils and Walton repre- sented St. Mary's at the 1953 CCH History Con- test In May. Right: Reverend H o v a r d McCasland is Instructing the Senior Class on The Great Choice serried life, single life In the world, and religious life. Lover right: Geraldine Cayea turns a pig's eye in- side out and wonders at the retina tissue. Lower left: These Interme- diate Algebra pupils seen to be Interested b y Bernard's demonstratIon. -8- Right A Secretarial Practice Class is listening to the record The Secretary at the Telephone. Belov: A Biology Class is watching f lias tripe on early scientists. Our librarians, Sr. Claire Marie and Joan Cash Bernadette Quay Class of � 52 Parent-teacher relations are established. The parents ae asked to come and receive re- port carda personally. Bernadette is taking a P.G. course this year to file in a few sore credits CLAIRE LAFONTAIHE Capable...Crafty...Cute... Clairette Class President 2-3-4 Sodality Offieer 2-3-4 Sodality Union Chairman 4 As. Editor of Sesame 4 S.S.C.A., New Tork 4 Marian Staff 4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Social Studies Contest 3 Broadcast WEAV 2- 4 Cheerleader 3-4 Play Contest 4 Ambition: Secretary Salutatorii GERALDINE CA7EA Gentle...Genuine...Gay... Gerry Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Class Secretary 3 Physical Education 1 Marian Staff 4 Broadcast VEAV 4 Class Reporter 4 Ambition: Insurance Secretary GERARD PILION Genti —...Gael si... Grad... Ger Class Vioe President 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Broadcast VXAT 4 Baseball 1-2 Sodality 1-2-3-4 Sodality Offieer 2-3 Marian Staff 4 Ping-pong TourauMnt 4 Ambitioni Operator of ay own farm •11- FLORENCE FILION Friendly...Fair.. .Fascination... Flo Class Treasurer 1-2-3-4 Baton Tvirler 3-4 Sodality Officer 3-4 Maiian Staff 4 Music 1-2-3-4 Band 4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Cheerleader 3-4 Senior Play 4 Broadcast WEAV 4 Ambition: Private Secretary PEARL LAFONTAINE Pretty...Pleasant...Practical. ..■Pearl Sodality 1-2-3-4 Class Secretary 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Cheerleader 3-4 Editor of Marian 4 Senior Play 3-4 Physical Education 1 Ambition: Secretary MAURICE BEDARD Musical...Manly...Mischievous...■Mike Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Music 1-2-3-4 Social Studies Contest 3 Speaking Contest 4 Play Contest 1 Broadcast VEAY 1- 3 Marian Staff 4 Ping-pong Tournament 4 Ambition: Air Force •12- MARJORIE THOMPSON Modest...Madame...Mannerly... Marg Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Sodality 1-2-3-4 Music 1-2-3-4. Physical Education 1 Marian Staff 4 Editor-in-chief of Sesame 4 Broadcast WEAV 4 Ambition: Aocountant RITA GREGOIRE Reliable...Rererie...Richard... Rita Sodality 1-2-3-4 Sodality Treasurer 4 Class Secretary 2 Basketball 1 Glee Club 3-4 Cheerleader 3-4 Physical Education 1 Marian Staff 4 Sesame Staff 4 Senior Play 3-4 Intramural Speaking 3 Play Contest 4 Ambition: Certain Sailor's Wife HENRI GOOLEY Happy-go-lucky...Handsome.. .•Horatio Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Sodality 1-2-3-4 Intramural Vinner 3 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Broadcast VEAY 4 Altar Boy 1-2-3-4 Marian Staff 4 Play Contest 1 Ping-pong Tournament 4 Ambition: Sportscaster -13- USE GAGNON WALTON PATRIE Witty...Vise...Wistful... Walt Sodality 1-2-3-4 Broadcast WEA? 3 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3 Physical Education 1 Altar Boy 1-2-3-4 Ambition: Air Force Sergeant Lovahle...Lady-like...Logical...■Lyse St. Johns, Quebec Glee Club 2-3-4 Queen of St. Patrick's Fiesta 4 Sodality 3-4 Marian Staff 4 Ambition: Private Secretary BORTENCE ASHLINE Honey.. .Suable.. .Happy... Hort ■ Sodality 1-2-3-4 Marian Staff 4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Physical Education 1 Ambition: Dietitian Z!h lose the 2)cz Nothing now is left but Majestic Memory — Longfellow ☆ Although the memories of the past years are becoming dl� , a certain day in September A9 is unforgettable We were a happy-go-lucky group of 35 freshmen brining with self-assurance and pride After having been Initiated by the Sen- iors, we were now able to take part in the activities of that important Society called HIGH SCHOOL. Sr Jeanne of the Rosary was class advisor Our elans of- ficers were: President, Cecils Germain) Vice President, Gerard Filion; Secretary Claire Lafontalne; Treasurer, Florence Filion. That year we were in charge of the annual Hallowe'en Party The following year there were 22 enrolled Sophomores with Sr. Jeanne of the Rosary as class advisor To our regret she was recalled to Colebrook in January, leaving the Sophs without a homeroom teacher. Our class officers were: President, Claire Lafontalne; Vice President, Gerard Filion; Secretary, Rita Oregoire; Treas- urer, Florence Filion The most festive affair on the agenda for the Sophomore year was the annual Christmas Party . That year some Sophs took part in the CCIL Play Contest They were Maurice Bedard, Henry Cooley, and Helen Hogue September '51 found 20 Juniors back to S.M.A. Sr. Robert was class advisor. It was hard to believe that our ideals and ambitions were becoming realities Our class officers were: President, Claire Lafontalne) Vioe President, Gerard Filion) Secretary, Geraldine Cayea; Treasurer, Florence Filion. Four Juniors, Pearl, Rita, Florence, sad Claire were Varsity Cheerleaders That same year Claire Lafontalne and Maurice Bedard represented S.M.A. in the annual CCIL Social Studies Contest which won for it the second-place title. Several Juniors took part in the Senior Play entitled, The Tower Room Mystery. During the oourse of the year we held cupcake sales, our traditional Junior Day, and a Junior Dance All these activis ties were to raise money for our much anticipated trip to H.I.C. and Washington, D.C. In the latter part of June we motored to Whlteface Mountain for our Junior v Trip So ended another successful year bringing us closer to our goal, graduation. •15- We were SENIORS at last! Sr. Marie Odlle was our class achrlsor. The class elected Claire Lafontaine, President? Gerard Fllion, Vioe President; Pearl Lafon- taine. Secretary; Florence Fllion, Treasurer In September we gave a Welcome Par- ty for tbs Freshmen. A very successful food sale was held at Pearl s Department Store. The annual Senior Play, under the able direction of Sr. Robert, took place In November In which three Seniors took part. Th were Rita GregoIre, Pearl La- fontaine, and Florence Fllion. Bernadette Guay, our post-graduate companion, also had a role In it. Pour Seniors held the major offices in the Sodality. Pearl, Rita, Florence, and Claire were again eleoted Varsity Cheerleaders. Florence par- ticipated in our newly-organised S.M.A. Band as a trumpet player. Doug LaValley and his Western Star Ranch Boys furnished the music at our Senior Dance, which was very successful. We have outlined the outstanding events of our high school years. Each had to be planned and carried out, calling forth the cooperation of the class members. Important habits of leadership, teamwork, self-control, and of Catholic living were being unknowingly developed into each one of us. Guiding hands were always ready to help us, and they were those of our teach- ers. After expressing thanks to Reverend Father Desrosiers, and to Reverend Father McCasland, we want to voice our deep appreciation to the Faculty of St. Mary's, as well as to all the Sisters who have in some way contributed to our happy school days. GRADUATION, which lies just around the corner, will launch our happy class out of the quiet harbor of St. Mary's into the billowy sea of life. a -16- Science The Underelassnen are concerned primarily with acquiring knowledge and these basic principles that will aake then responsible, oooperatiTe, and ChristUke ambers of society. They are enoouraged to assuae res- ponsibility, to take an increasingly active interest in the worth-while and -17- Virtue uniori 1st: Bea trie Walsh, 01 1« Lafraabolsc, Maria Lafontaine, Joan Cash, lita Deners, Caelia Feoteau. 2nd Mary Thooas, Marla Iargaespada, Marcel Major, Prank Quay, Roger Fawreau, Jacque Bedard, Iva Guay, Rita Lafontalne, Louis Laririere. Above: At the St. Patrick Fiesta aponsored by the Junior Class, Lyse Gagnon and Jacque Bedard were crowned King and Queen. Right: Junior Class Officers President, Ceeile Feeteauj Treasurer, Prank Guayj Secretary, Joan Cash; Tice President, Beatrice Valsh. -18- 1st: Sophomore 2nd: a as J Hortence Bechard, Jeanette Cobtine, JeanIne Feoteau, Margaret Chevalier, Dawn Monette, Laura Mae Coulombe, Gloria Demers. Aline Richard, Eleanor Thompson, Patricia Veils, Theresa LaVoie, Patricia Favreau, Alina Largaespada, Jean Hebert, Agatha Matott, Shirley Gload, Cecil Gauthier. Stanley LaPier, Philip Dupee, Raymond Monette, Carl Gokey, Richard Cooke, Robert Lambert, Bernard L f- Forest, Reginald LaTontains. Top: Aline Richard, Carl Gokey, Raymond Monette, Bernard LaForest, and Gloria Demers enter- tained the high school students at Christ- mas with the play Bunny Comes To Town.� Left: Class President, Agatha Matott; Vice Pres- ident, Raymond Monette. Right: Class Secretary, Jeanine Feoteau; Treas- urer, Reginald Lafontaine -19- resh reShmen lBt: Joan Filion, Rejeanne Coupal, Shirley Hovden, lyse Robitaille, Pauline Fecteau, Lyse Thuot, Lyse Renaud Gloria Barconb 2nd: Mona Lucas, Beatrice Lafontaine, Shirley Matott Jeanne Proulx, Celine Racine, Theresa Hennehan, Roslna Bechard, Theresa Gooley, Marie Glaude, Fran- co lse LarlYlere, 3rd: Hector Bedard, Hubert Favreau, Leeward Babble, Kor- ean Ganache, Robert Guay, Philip Major, Clarence Patrie, Richard Patrle, Janes LeClair, John Favro Beatrice lafontaine. Secretary; Jeanne Proulx Treasurer; Roslna Beohard, Ylee-President. Right: inn Brown, Shirley Matott, and Janes LeClair were the Freshens contestants at the Intranural Speech Contest which took place In Hovenber. •20- lati Patricia Hinerth, Ana Karla Bachard, Marilyn Qoo- 1 7� Bernadette Garooao, Jeanette Ouay, Veroaioa Kaaae, Barbara Coulonbe, Monique Pilon, Gloria Mae LeClair, Qail Ianbert. 2ad Virginia Cooks, Elisabeth Filion, unbi. MoKaaala, Mary Ann Ooay, Sally Provost, Laura LaValley, Mary MoConarty, Mario Ansa Villatt, Carol Shatrav, Joan Ann Bachard, Vivian Palkay. 3rdi Claudatta Cyplhot, Boland Ashllna, Donald Thoaqjson, Bonnie LaFountain, Clean Bachard, Dale Tremblay, Richard Ashlina, Harbain Provost, Clifton Qanache, Oscar Bachard, Geraldine Mcmette. CLASS OFFICERS Dale Tremblay President Joan Ann Bachard Secretary Oscar Beehard Treasurer Glenn Bachard V, President Mary Ann Guay, Roland Ashline, Patricia Hinerth, and Richard Ashlina. -21- Christian As a complanent to the curriculum, a calendar of extrap-curricular activities is in order to faring about the development of the vbole man. Perhaps none has contributed to this more than the Sodality of Our Lady. Other activities like school publications, dramatics, music, and socials help the student acquire moral virtues through self-activity and presents him ideals of Apostleshin by shoving him to express his love for Ood in Christian Social Living with his fellovmen. y eUvilieS Social -22- Living s Claire Lafontaine PREFECT Pearl Lafontaine SECRETARY Jeannine Fecteau OUR LADY'S C. EUCHARISTIC C. This organization of Catholic Action teaches its members to be saints and APOSTLES everywhere—in the bone, in the classroom, on the street, on the dance floor—1wherever there is plaoe for lay apostolate. Around are the major officers and the six Committee Chairmen, k fir . Florenoe Filion VICE-PREFECT Rita Gregoire TREASURER Roger Favreau APOSTOLIC C. Patricia Favreau SOCIAL LIFE Cecils Fecteau PUBLICITY •23- PROJECTS The field of apostolate nearest to a Sodalist's heart is the hone. Two very successful family projects were carried out this year. In February about seventy families received Cosnunion in a body. The Congregation will long re- nenber this inpressive ceremony. The other project is the Consecration of the hones to the Sacred Heart. Fire hare been consecrated so far, and norm are planned. A Thanksgiving Basket is carried to a poor faaily by Dawn Monette, Ber- nadette Guay, Patricia Favreau and Claire Lafont lne Delegates from St. Mary's attend the Fordhaa Sumner School of Catholic Action in August, 1952. From left to right: Janlne Fec- teau, Sr. Dorothy, Father Daniel A. Lord, S.J., Sr. Robert, and Claire Laf ontains. -2V In a nimbar of public appearances St. Mary's Glee Club—Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Boys' Chorus—-has been a credit to Its director, Sr. Iavrence, and to the school. The Glee Club Is Yery grateful to Mrs. Ferdinand St. Maxens who has been accompanying Its recitals and weekly rehearsals since last February. -Saint Warr Starti CL With the cooperation and encouragement of Rev. A. Desrosiers, Pastor, of Rev. H. MeCa.sland. Assistant Pastor, and of so many generous parishioners, a 30- piece band has been organised under the direction of Sr. Lawrence. The members of the band have been so fortunate as to have weekly rehearsals with Mr. Peter Blessant, one of the most competent band leaders of the North Country. -25- S e'J ccme EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Marjorie Thompson ASSISTANT EDITORS Claire Lafontalne Rita Gregoire Florence Fillon CIRCULATION MANAGER Pearl Lafontalne ASSISTANT PHOTOGRAPHER lyse Gagnon ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN Senior Class ‘Dhe ITJctricin EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Pearl lafontalne ASSISTANT EDITORS Bernadette Guay Marjorie Thompson Faculty Florence Fillon High School Henry Gooley Sports Claire lafontalne Sodality Rita Gregolre Grades Maurice Bedard Social Geraldine Cayea Advertising Gerard Fillon Mineographer •2 Pearl Lafontalne, Bernadette Guay, lyse Gagnon, Hortense Ashlina, and Geraldine Cayea are plan- ning the April issue of Jhe Marian. The Girl VIth Two Faces (Senior Play) Bottom: Patricia Favreau, Pauline Feeteau, Margaret Major, Mary Ann Guay, Rita Gre- go ire, and the old rioh aunt, Pearl Lafon- taine. (Senior Play) -27- Cast of A Data for Bobby Sox : Raymond Mo- nett a, Rita Greroire. Beatrloe Walsh, Claire dim ton County 3a terdc koladic cCea ue S no ru or j 3ne-Act Play Contest Speech Contest Social Studies Contest Revs Broadcast Upper: Social Studies Contest At extreme right Claire Lafon- taine and Maurice Bedard are discussing the answer to the question Just directed to them. From 1. to r; Geraldine Cayea, Henry Gooley, announcers; Flo- rence, Andree Birts, Alina Largaespada, and Marla L a r- gaespada were the artists for the program. -28- Left: Cliff Haven's Sodality In- stitute or Republican Rally? Belov: Our Lady of Sailea visits the Senior Class for one day. 7 am ill Gventj Lyse Gagnon, Clans of � 53, van elected Queen of St. Patrick's Fiesta. Upper: The 1952 Yearbook was awarded a third place certificate by the CSPA Lower: A group of Seniors examine with sat isfaction the first 16 pages of the � 53 Sesaaq Rita Gregoire, Pearl Lafontaine, Florence Fillon, Geraldine Cayea, and Claire Lafontaln. -29- Santa Claus (Richard Cooks) and the Sophomore Class entertain the high school pupils at the Christmas Party. New Yorkers and Nicaraguans enjoy Northern New York Vin- ters. Upper: Croup of WEAV artists and announcers. Front row: Lyse Renaud, Laura Mae Coulombs, Dawn Monette, Bernadette Quay, Second row: Joan Bechard, Florence Flllon, Elizabeth Filion, Claire Lafontaine, Gerard Flllon, Marjorie Thompson, Jacque Bedard, and Lyse Gagnon. Cecils Fecteau receiTes a prize of $10 from Father Desroeiers. This prize was awarded to the Juniors for selling the most Senior Play Tickets. -30- reached— duates file Church with religiously May Queen, Helen Iafontaine, just crowned Our Blessed Mother. A Welcome Party for the Freshmen followed the pledge read by Senior Class Presi- dent, Claire Lafontaine (lower). The Mariam just came out, Our projectionists: Sr. Rose Helen, Bob amd John 4-yr old Jinny McConarty comes to see Al Jolson in Swanee River. Claire Bedard, St. Mary% Apple Blossom Queen, 52, 1. 2. 3. -31- Habits, Healthful . . St. Mary's Athletic Association alas at the formation of RE-CREATORS who learn to refresh Bind and body in vholesone leisure. It vants its members to participate in an athletic program that offers opportunity to achieve bodily co-ordination and agility, strength and power of endurance. The Clinton County Interscholastic League offers our school such a fine Safe -30- a eer -33- Frank Guay Henry Gooley Balb att 4 JarsiLy Coach Orville Gload Bing Glo d, Captain Marcel Major Here There Peru A3 S.MJL. 39 Peru 72 S.M A. 5A Ellenburg 63 59 Ellenburg A2 A6 Mooere 67 57 Mooers A5 57 Altona 3A u Altona A5 56 Champlain A5 88 Champlain 39 56 -3 kr •36« VARSITY CHEERLEADERS From left to right: Rita GregoIre, Rita Deners, Florence Filion, Pearl Iafontalne, and Captain, Claire Lafontalne. JAY TEE CHEERLEADERS Froa left to right: Nona Locae, Jeannette Cart Ire, Cedle Pecteau, Janlne Eecteau, -37- M Star Walton Patria, J.V. Bing Gload Raymond Monette, J.V. Clair® Lafontaine Henry Goolay Dawn Monetta 38a • . . % ( • Qirts ve a l Uinmna Ueam Fro® left to right: Janine Feeteau, Merle Inrgaespada, Alina Largaespada, Theresa Benehen, Marle-Theresa LeVole, Patricia Farreau, Beatrice Walsh, Florence Fillon, Claire Lafontalne, Cecil Feeteau, Mergeret Cheralier, Aline R1 chard, Mery Timas, Dawn Monette, Lyse Renaud. Center: Pearl lafontalne, Captain. Elimination Basketball Tournament Trophy Contesting Teens Mooers Champlain Chesy Dennneore Ottr Lady of Victory St. Mery's Acadenqr Chazy ts. St. Mary's 38b • • . % • (- • • THANK We wish to express our thanks to all our advertisers for having so generously contributed to the suooess of this book, and to ask all Its readers to show their appreciation by patronising than p V444444- I-«- l44-«4- l4- l4- l' !44-4- I4-a- !-« l4 l44- ! I- l- !- l- I- I-«44- t44- I- !- I-«-«-«-« «- t4-a4-«44-«44- I4- I- I4-«44444-«444- I444‘a 2 _ i DONALD R. 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New York (• v «• i hi -a -a -q m -a 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 a • ! 4 a «a a -a -a 4 4 4 4 4 4 a -a « 4 ■«•«-a -a c 4 -a «a -a •$ •« m •$ «1 • ! -a -a -a •$ 4 m -1 « 1 4 4 « 1 -1 •$ « 14 4 a • ! •$ J i •« •« • ! 1 v a STONE'S STUDIO PEARL’S Department Store Champlain v v s’ s� s� s s S� S’ S’ S’ S’ H t ■? V •? •? S’ S’ S’ ? S’ S’ T V S’ v � S’ t V A V A S’ A V A V A � A S’ A S’ A S’ A S’ A V A f A V A V A S’ A A New York Champlain New York AUCTION SALES Every Tuesday Evening of Ellenburg Depot Every Thursday Afternoon at Chary Dairy Cows, Beef, Bulls and Calves The market on beef is steady. H. L. NEVERETT SONS Chary Ellenburg Depot Phone 2503 - 2504 Phone Ellenburg 2851 SLOMBARDONI FRUIT COMPANY? V S’ V S’ ? S’ S’ S’ S’ S’ S’ S’ PHONE 139 a A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A WHOLESALE FRUIT AND PRODUCE I 7 CLINTON ST. V S� V V V V V V S� S� S’ COMPLIMENTS OF O’Boyle Appliance Co. Rouses Point New York Plattsburg New York V4-4-d-d HI-a 44-4-4 HI HI-a HI-a-4 HI HI-d-d-a-a-d-d 4-d-d-d-d HI-4-4-d-d-d-d HI-4-a 4 HI Hi HI-4-a hi-d-d HI HI-4-d-d-d-d-a HI-4-a HI HI-d-d-d-d-a-d-d-4-4-4-d-d-4 HI-4-4-4 HI-d-d Hi Hi 'f A COMPLIMENTS OF Lyceum Theatre COMPLIMENTS OF CHAMPLAIN FROZEN FOOD LOCKER Champlain New York New York v v 5 Champlain, v 4 Hi-4 Hi HI HI-iHiHl-J-lHtHiHjMHiHl-C-C-� .4 .J .4 .j A A A A A COMPLIMENTS OF L H. BUCK CO., INC. Plattsburg, N. Y. PERU ROAD BOX 692 COMPLIMENTS OF CHAMPLAIN HARDWARE COMPLIMENTS of HOGGE’S DRUG STORE Champlain New York Champlain New York DRIVE ¥ «a -a -a i ■« -a 4 -d •« -a -a -a -a 4 hi -a 4 4 4 -a -a -a -a «1 -a •$ -a •$ •« -a -a m «i 1 «a 4 «1 « 1 -g •$ m m -j - j m a •$ •$ -a •« • ! -a •$ 4 -1 vi •« •« •« •« •$ •$ 4 a • ! • ! 4 « 1 •« • ! •« 4 •'i ■« •« ■« ¥ A ¥ LAKE GARAGE I ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ANCTIL’S Restaurant tar Rous©8 Point New York COMPLIMENTS OF IRONA CREAMER IE S V ¥ V V ¥ ¥ ¥ V V V ¥ V ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ CHAMPLAIN NEW YORK A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A JEFFERSON’S m SOPER MARKET HAZEN'S MUSIC STORE A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A Plattsburg. N. Y. £ Rouses Point New York Radios and Phonographs Classical Popular Records }) Clinton St. V- 1 - 1 • ! -a -1 -I -1 -I -I -'I -1 -1 - 1 - 1 1 -1 -1 1 -I. 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PHILIP HUBBARD PHIL'S CONDO PHARMACY Dry Cleaning PHONE 814 84 Montcalm Avenue 28 Montcalm Ave. Plattsburg, New York Plattsburg, New York K ■ •« A ■ 4 4 4 ■« 4 •« ■€ 4 4 ■ HI «IA 4 A A « 4 4 A ■ «I 4 ■« •« -4 4 A -4 ■« -4 ■« -4 A A 4 4 •« ■� A 4 « 4 4 4 4 4 4 • COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS of OF BAY VIEW DAIRY A H MARSHALL CO Hardware Sporting Goods Paints Plattsburg New York Plattsburg, New York | ««•«•«««-t -a-t-tM■«44 4 4 44-d-d-� 4■«44444444•«444-ii 4 44444444444444444-a44 44444444444444444-d-d4444 COMPLIMENTS OF Plattsburg Buick Company, Inc. DELMAR BOUYEA Wholesale Confectioner PHONE 1787 BUICK Phone 1402 PLATTSBURG NEW YORK 158- 60 Bridge St Plattsburg •« ■« ■« «I4 t 4 4 4 4 A ■« ■« «I «I -4 •« •« •« -a «I -a 4 t 4 4 4 4 «1 4 4 -4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 44 «14 «I4 C -1 4 4 -4 4 4 -4 4 4 - 1 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 COMPLIMENTS OF WARREN HOLT CORP. Gulf Distributor 52 Boynton Avenus POMTIAC. WEST SERVICE STATION Good Used Can 133 Lake St. Telephone 45 Plattsburg New York ROUSES POINT NEW YORK V ■«•«444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444 V i, V A V A Tremblay Chevrolet Sales Bsst vishss to the Class of «53 01demoblie Place Your Order Now to Assure Early Delivery Champlain, New York ANDREW J. FILLION CHURCH STREET, CHAMPLAIN N. Y. V «? A V fr 9� 9‘9 9 9 9'fr9� 9� 9� 9� 9‘9 9� 9� 9'l 9' 9� 9‘9‘9� 9’9,9, 9'9� 9 9� 9'9� 9 9’fr9� 9 fr9‘9� 9’9� 9‘9� 9‘9� 9� 9� 9� 9’9� 9’9� 9� 9� 9� 9� 9� 9 9 9 9� 9� 9� 9� 9� 9� 9� 9 9 v Ml Kl 14 Ml KI Kl KJ • ! a • ! • ! • ! • ! •(!-a • ! ■(!-a • ! • ! «a-a • ! • ! • ! • !-J-a • ! • ! | y| Ml KI | •(! • !-I • ! Hi-a • ! Hi • ! hi •« • ! H| HI H| 1 • ! ■ ! •« F. W. Myers Co. Inc. General Insurance Mike Daley’s Pharmacy Michael J. Daley, prop. 44 Brlnlcerhoff St. Phone 122 Rouses Point New York Plattaburg Now York 44Hl4HlHlHlHlHlHlHlHlMlHlHl lMI4HlHlHlHlHlHlHlHlHlMlHlHlH|HlH|Hl lMlHlHlH|HlHlHl aHlH|H|H|4HlH|HlHlHlHlHlH| l4HlHl JHlHlHlHlHl !HlHlHl lH|HlHl IMlHlHlHlHl 4 AQUETTE’S OLICIES ROVIDE ROPER ROTECTION COMPLIMENTS OF E. S. Mas on. Inc. DODGE-PLYMOUTH Dodge Job Rated Trucks Champlain New York Phone 1000 Plattsburg New York v-u-mw «i ■« •« •« ■« ■«■«■a ■« -a-a-a-a .4 «hm i j 4 4 4-44 4 ■ikh-i -a 444444 44 44 4444 44 444 4 4 4 4 4 4444 4444 4 4 4 44•«•«■a 4444 4 COMPLIMENTS OF CLINTON CO. DAIRYMEN’S F. C. DOSSERT GENERAL INSURANCE CO-OP ASSOCIATION, Telephone 1496 Inc. Z 31 Clinton Street Plattsburg, New York PLATTSBURG. N. Y. Z ? 44444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444 4 COMPLIMENTS OF EEAGG BEOS, GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES The north Country � Moot Progro� «lTo l«vap p«r Plattsburg Now York Rouses Point. 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I- . £ Compliments of MIDWAY RESTAURANT Compliments of MAYO’S BARBER SHOP Champlain New York Rouses Point New York V•d • ! «d • ! • ! «! | • ! -3 A 4 y| 4 .3 .3 .3 .3 .3 .3 .3 .3 .3 .3 .3 .3 .3 .3 j .3 .3 j JIMMY CHEVALIER’S Public Market Coaplieents of Choice Meats Groceries Produce Cold Beer and Sodas PHONE 40-R Beebe’s Groceries Champlain New York Cooperrille Hew York CONGRATULATIONS to the Graduating Class TO C M Ri|T «? y V V V V V V y y y y y y y v y y y y y y y y v y y y y y Singer Sewing Center HBLDQOAHTEHS for tmrouOh marv Vacuun Cleaners Sewing Machines Notion Fashion Aides Sodality of the 9 Clinton St. Immaculate Heart of Mary PUttiburg, New York -i-f-i A A THE ARK STEAKS, CHOPS SEA FOODS COMPLIMENTS OF ■Get in the wood for good food. STOUGHTON’S JEWELERS Rousas Point New York Plattsburg Now York V •« -9 -a •« A • ! •« •« 4 •« •« •« Kl • ! 4 HS «I •« A 3 -d •« ■ ! HS A HB • ! «I ■« •« •« HI -3 HI HI HI H! 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V f YOUR PRESCRIPTION STORE I 2 2 v 2 25 Clinton St. Plattsburg, New York s’ v THE PARK RESTAURANT 2A Hour Service Regular Meals Served At All Hours Michigan Red Hots - French Fries Fountain Service PHONE 153F Rouses Point New York S t ! • f $ t f IVt� S’l ! • I $• •!)•$• COMPLIMENTS of AMES FURNITURE STORE Plattsburg New York COMPLIMENTS OF B E E B I E SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Plattsburg 18 Clinton Street New York f VX «J «J «J 1-|-1-fl-1 «J «1 «J-s «J-3 -J 3 ■ !-J-J .J .j -s «1-J -I -J «s hJ-d-G ■ ! •(! r-1 1 ■! 3-J J . 1 -3 I t-1-t-3 3 U-J 3-I -1 1-J-t-1 1• !-3-t-1 J 1 V Spielberg's i Tire Battery Bervlee Oarage Storage Phone All Plattaburg lew Toxic In-sure In-Schurr's ln-suranee Service Plattsburg New York «? a «? a v a s� «? ? 9 ? Northern Insuring Agency Ixc. 44 Cuxtox St. Plattsburg, X. Y. BAKER-LASSONDE LUMBER COMPAK, DPC. MUlvork, Lumber, Building Material and hoofing Plattsburg .T. V44444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444 ? MERIT SHOE STOKE 60 Margaret Street Plattaburg New York DEFAYETTE PAHT AHD PAPER STORE 317 Cornelia Street % Plattaburg New York Where Women Like to Shop” s HUBERT STYLE SHOPPE s 44 MARGARET STREET PLATTSBURG, N. Y. V V V «? «? V V V V V V V V V ? V V V V V V v 4 44444 444 4444 4444 4444444 44444 444444 44444 COMPLIMENTS V V ¥ V V ? S� V V V V V V V V V V V V V RATIGAN MOTORS Telephone 1081 Brood Cornelia St . PLATTSBURG NEW YORK Me Martin Motor Co. OF A A £ 4444444444444444444444444444444444444 ••( 4 £ A A A A A A A A A A A A A A FRIEND 357-361 Cornelia Street Plattaburg A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A Hew York p 1 f D W-M-l- J-I� f-1-1 D D f-� “D l-I-J-D-P- I4-t-D D I-D J l-J 1 I-fv JV Jpfwfr ?;• | ! ■ D f-! • I P l f ! • l f l l D I -1 D t-l I i 1 I jvI f� £ PAYSDNS FURNITURE CORP. v V V V V V V ? � V V V V V V V V ? V V V V V V V Upper Cornelia Street Plattaburg Yew York Dodge Frazier JEWELERS Plattaburg Yaw York 2 NATIONAL ARMY STORES 95-99 MARGARET STREET New York BOYNTON ' S QUALITY FOOTWEAR Spalding Kiekarlnoa Trampeze f 96 Margaret St. Plattaburg, N. Y £ v M). . M). 11-II. M). JI. I). M).� . . J. J). J). J. J. J. J. J,. I). J. J. J. J. J. J. J. J. J. J. J. J. J. J. J. I,. J. J. J. p. J. J. J. J,.J. J. J. J. I,, J, J,. J. 4444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444 LARKIN CAMERA and SPORT SHOP Everything in the line of Cameras and Fishing Tackle 7 Bridge Street Plattsburg New York COMPLIMENTS OF L. WELLS GARAGE GENERAL REPAIRING ■ ACCESSORIES GULF GAS Champlain New York 4444444444444444444444444444444444444444 7 A EIERY’S 8BELL HFSftViCfj STATION Champlain New York VACHON’S S� rvice Station Batteries - Tires - Groceries - Beer Champlain New York A.N. DERINGER, INC. Custom House Brokers MOUSES POINT, NEW YORK CHAMPLAIN. New YORK VANCEBORO.Me. CALAIS. MAINE Rouses Point. N. Y. PAVONE SHOE HOSPITAL Plattsburg New York SHANGRI-LA. RESTAURANT Chioken Steaks A Sea Foods Sandwiches All Legal Beverages Margaret Abare. Prop. Champlain New York Hart-Schaffner-Marx CLOTHES THE PIT-RITE SHOP Plattsburg New York