St Marys Academy - Sesame Yearbook (Champlain, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1957 volume:

Sesame 1957 published by the Senior Class oj St. Mary s Academy Champlain, New York i Mr. and Mrs. Felix Guay Pauline Mr. and Mrs. Lester Ashiine Roland Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bechard Oscar We express our love and gratitude As we leave the halls of St. Mary's, our hearts and minds turn in gratitude towards you, beloved parents. Through the past years we have had countless proofs of your love, your devotion and your abnegation. You ful- filled your duty to God by sacrificing much in order to give us a Catholic education. Our minds are filled with happy memories of your share in our school life. The training we received as students reflects your guiding hands 2 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Menegon Lucia Mr. and Mrs. Romeo Roberge Marie Therese to you, Beloved Parents . . . working in cooperation with those of our teachers. We realize this, and much more, as we enter this new phase in our quest for happiness. Our gratitude is boundless. Hence, it cannot be expressed adequately. Therefore, it is with humility that we dedicate to you this small token of our great love. Please accept our yearbook. SESAME. 3 Blessings promised to those Those who shall promote this devotion shall ADMINISTRATION P- 6-10 I will give them all the graces CLASSES P. 10-22 I will bestow abundant blessings ACTIVITIES p. 22-49 I will be their secure refuge during SENIORS P- 4a‘56 devoted to my Sacred Heart have their names written in my heart necessary for their state of life on all their undertakings life, and above all in death Our beloved Bishop — The Most Reverend Walter P. Kellenberg, D.D., Ogdensburg, N. Y. REVEREND ARTHUR DESROSIERS Pastor Our devoted pastor Reverend Arthur Des- rosiers. To you. Father, we express our heartfelt thanks for the precious hours you have spent in our behalf. We appreciate the many improvements which you permitted in our school and on the campus. We wish you the best of health and we pray that God will reward your paternal solicitude. To them is given this grace to preach the unsearchable riches of God. . . Our gratitude and appreciation to you. Father Paul Beyette. Through your untiring and unselfish efforts, you have made many of our dreainsa reality;gym floor, bleachers, new shower rooms, swings, better heating system, trip to Watertown, and countless other pleasures and improvements. As our sympathetic counselor you have guided us on the path of salvation. We are confident that you will have continuous good health and happiness in the service of God and of youth. REVEREND PAUL BEYETTE Assistant Those who propagate this devotion shal SISTER RITA OF JESUS Superior SISTER ANN MARIE High School Principal ■ SISTER CLAIRE MARIE Elementary School Principal REV. PAULBEYETTE Religion IV, Athletic Moderator SISTER ROBERT Senior Advisor, Dramatics, SESAME Advisor SISTER ST. ALINE Freshman Advisor 8 have their names written in my heart Athletic Coach SISTER ROSE HELEN Sophomore Advisor Sodality Moderator SISTER ST. JUDE 9 MR. CLEMENT GEBO Band Director SISTER FRANCIS CABRINI . Music Instructor SISTER ANDRE Junior Advisor The Marian Advisor Music Instructor 9 I will give them all the graces CLASSES FRESHMEN p. 12-13 SOPHOMORES p. 14-15 10 necessary in their state of life JUNIORS p. 16-17 HALL OF FAME (Scholastic Awards) p. 18-19 THIS IS OUR DAILY LIFE p. 20-21 Freshmen 1k r . fi % L i jig. 'k ' fu u -I 1 vW TV. k « 1 !?' w c ■‘■ 38 -w ii m SKEW STANDING, left to right: Leonora Gosselin, Wayne Emery, Elaine Barriere, Roland Juneau, Brenda Bechard, Michael Coulombe, Aline Guay, Sister Aline. FOREGROUND: Madeleine Jolicoeur, Raymond Ackey, Carol Lambert, Elizabeth Barker, Beatrice Bechard, Richard Fosher, Cynthia Anemaet, Joyce Burl, Ella LaValley, Catherine Wells, Denyse Lapointe, Henry Lapan, Claude Coupal, Jeannette La- londe, Jeanne Racine, Andree Birtz. Science and Mathematics solve mysteries and problems Catherine Wells points out 3x=15, x=5, while Cynthia Anemaet explains the whys and wherefores of the problem. Joyce Burl and Lee Gosselin look on with puzzled expressions. 13 Here‘s Champlain!!! exclaims Raymond Ackey as Gerald Gaudette, William Major and Lynn Bell verify. The Freshman officers enjoy a short chat before the bell rings. President, Claude Coupal; Secretary, Jeanne Racine; Treas- urer, Elaine Barriere; Vice President, Beatrice Bechard. • They are traveling on the road to knowledge — There it is! Four World History students find a city of ancient Rome. LEFT TO RIGHT: Stephen Cote, Constance Bechard, Douglas Ashline, Marie Andree Remillard. One more step and the problem in Geometry is solved. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dolores Hogle, Claudette Lapage, Constance Tru- deau. SEATED: Andre Guay, Margarita Parilia. Je danserai, Tu danseras. These French students are enjoying them- selves as they conjugate danser. LEFT TO RIGHT: Aline Bechard, Marielle Laverture, Claudius Mesec. 14 J. Sophomores BACKGROUND, left to right: Gary Emery, Sister Rose Helen, Wanda Stay, Gary Anemaet, Douglas Ashline, Ann LaFountaine, James Barriere, Janice Favreau, Gerald Lambert, Henry Van Acker, Michael LaFontaine. FORE- GROUND: Constance Trudeau, Re jean Gagnon, Stephen Cote, Andre Guay, Francine Duclos, Elizabeth Favreau, Dolores Hogle, Marie Andree Remillard, Constance Bechard, Margarita Parilia, Claudette Lepage, Suzanne Tremblay. IS BACKORCTtSySt iMytVri bt Racine, Patricia Fili 5n, luTiHtt; Iplf Patricia'Jin, Wary'Margare BechwdJ - ■ $ ' , Jude, C fu Lawrence-Priiii , Wj t r M y, Pa ul ine Qca ui ton Garnache, jlaymond fce Md.iuiiittv FUPtGKUU iW pWl! Gioacl Vlrg1 This is time for work Ah finally!! The Reader's Digest. . . The Juniors eagerly take their latest copy. LEFT TO RIGHT: Jeannette Guay, Lawrence Proulx, Micheline Gariepy, Barbara Gar- ceau. Speed and accuracy . . . Doris Gload, Gaetane Chenail. These history students diligently study the news in review. LEFT TO RIGHT: Annette Hogue, Mary Ann Favreau, Gloria La valley, Mary M. Coopy, Joan Gritnshaw, Juliette Jolicouer. They make their debut Two identical trophies are awarded to the outstand- ing boy and girl of the year. They must excel in religious spirit, scholarship and scholastic activities. The Marian Trophy donated by Rev. G. A. Sharland is presented to Sally Prevost. The K. of C. is award- ed to Gary Anemaet. The Scholastic Banner is awarded to the class which has the lowest percentage of failures. The proud owners for the mid- year report are the Freshmen. Dolores Hogle, Claude Coupal. Each year one girl is chosen from the schools of the counties of New York to attend Girls' State. The purpose of this organization is to awaken in young women sincere convictions that are vitally needed to protect and preserve our American Democracy and our American Institutions. Sally Prevost is elected as a delegate from St. Mary's. As winner of the Elks National Foundation Youth Leadership Award, Ann Lafountain receives a $25 bond. 18 Rosina Bechard is awarded a Regents Scholarship. in the Hall of Fame Gloria LeClair proudly exhibits the pin she is awarded as the Future Homemaker of America. She won this honor through competitive ex- amination taken by all The Seniors of American high schools. Celine Racine receives a year's subscription to the Readers' Digest. Leeward Babbie is the winner of a $50 War Bond offered by Local 1065 International Association of Machinists to an all around student in the Senior class. The students that maintain all their marks above 95. 90 or 85 percent are listed on the Honor Roll. For the first semester, the successful pupils are: Pauline Beaudin, Catherine Wells, Dolores Hogle, Beatrice Bechard, Marianne Willett, Sally Prevost, Claudette Lepage. ■ Each year a gold key of Our Lady of Wisdom is awarded for Scholarship, Loyalty and Achieve- ment. The lucky girl is Pauline Fecteau. James LeClair receives an award offered by the Danforth Foundation for demonstrating distinct qualities of leadership. The unpleasant but necessary bus rides to and from school. G. Bechard and A. Bechard. And to the Republic for which it stands . . . This pledge increases our National Spirit. With the aid of our faculty, we attempt to understand some of the serious aspects of our Religion. Fr. Beyette, L. Duclos. This is our daily life . . With grace and salvation for all ... This daily rite strengthens our faith in God and in the Church. The morning offering and the prayer before each class sanctify our deeds and remind us that we are attending a Catholic School. Joan Bechard. This is just one of the 45 minute classes which are included in our school life. B. Coulombe and T. Roberge. 20 It's worth living Moment of bliss, moment of rapture . . . cafeteria lunch. B. Filion and O. Bechard. Basketball practices at 2:15 develop and strengthen our bodies. They also help our league standing. Activity period at 2:15 . . . candy-making. Sodality meetings, play rehearsals, etc, etc. J. Bechard and G. Le Clair. Daily band practices will get us an A rating at the May Festival. P. Chamberlain, R. Lafountain, C. Racine. Many students take time out to spend a few quiet moments with Our Lord. Pauline Guay. Three o'clock presents another enjoyable session, Glee Club. LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Bechard, C. Racine, B. Coulombe, G. Bechard, G. LeClair, M. Favreau. S. Pre- vost. Pianist: M. Coopy. MUSIC CHRISTMAS RETREAT BASKETBALL GOLDEN JUBILEE SODALITY will shed abundant blessing, n OA.Ofl O p. 24-28 p. 28 p. 29 p. 30-37 p. 37 p. 38-39 22 on all their undertakings DRAMATICS p. 40-41 SENIOR BALL p. 42-43 NURSES’ CLUB p. 44 WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK p. 45 YOUTHFUL MEMORIES p. 46-47 MAY CROWNING p. 48 23 Every heart sings FIRST ROW, left to right: Janice Favreau, Joan Bechard, Gloria Le Clair. SECOND ROW: Roland Ashline, Andre Guay, Richard Fosher, Henry Van Acker, Douglas Ashline, Constance Bechard. THIRD ROW: Claude Coupal, Raymond Ackey, Lawrence Proulx, Glenn Bechard, Bruce Monette, Donald Thompson. FOURTH ROW: Cynthia Anemaet, Catherine Wells, Barbara Coulombe, Denyse Lapointe,. Gloria Lavalley, Elaine Barriere. FIFTH ROW: Annette Hogue, Aline Guay, Leonora Gosselin. Joyce Burl, Patricia Burl, Carol Lambert, Doris Gload. SIXTH ROW: Gary Anemaet, Albert Bechard, Stephen Cote, Michael Lafountaine, Gerald Lambert, Oscar Bechard, Raymond La fountain. 24 Every voice rings FIRST ROW, left to right: Marielle Laverture, Dolores Hogle, Beatrice Bechard, Mary Ann Guay. SECOND ROW: Constance Trudeau, Patricia Hinerth, Brenda Bechard, Veronica Mesec, Suzanne Tremblay, Sally Prevost. THIRD ROW: Rejean Gagnon. Elizabeth Filion, Ella Lavalley, Aline Bechard, Sandra Lambert, Laura Lavalley. FOURTH ROW: Patricia Filion. Mary Anne Favreau, Jeannette Guay, Mary Margaret Coopy, Micheline Gariepy, Louisette Duclos, Carmen Racine. FIFTH ROW: Joan Grimshaw, Claudette Lepage, Marie Andree Remillard, Juliette Jolicoeur, Marie Theresa Roberge, Carole Shatraw, Wanda Stay, Marianne Willett. SIXTH ROW: Clau- dius Mesec. Barbara Garceau, Gaetane Chenail, Lynn Bell. Barbara King, Elizabeth Barker, Lucia Menegon. 25 Carmen Racine, Ann Lafountain, Marie Remillard, Raymond Lafountain. SEATED: Carole Shatraw, Mary Anne Favreau, Glen Bechard, Gerald Lambert. STANDING: Richard Favreau, Michael Lafountain, Jacqueline Monette, John Phillips. Rhythmic and soothing tunes CLEMENT GEBO Director SEATED: David Vachon, Elizabeth Favreau, Sally Prevost, Marianne Willett. Paul Chamberlain. STANDING: Brenda Bechard. Patricia Hinerth, Janice Favreau. Bruce Monette, Constance Trudeau, Elaine Barriere. Joy to the World! The Lord has come — In every class there is a Christmas tree and for every tree eager workers. LEFT TO RIGHT: Oscar Bechard and Roland Ashline. Everyone gets into the act at the Christmas party sponsored by the Sophomores. Here Santa takes a breather from his duties by dancing with Mary Ann Guay. Entertain- ment, refreshments and Santa's arrival add to the excitement of a wonderful time. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Ann Guay, Santa (Gerry Lambert). In the Senior class, gaily decked with decorations, three boarders joyously carol the Christmas season. LEFT TO RIGHT: Pauline Guay, Lucia Menegon, Louisette Duclos, authors of the artistic masterpiece. 28 Who can forget that closed retreat? A three-day closed retreat in St. John's, Quebec doesn't sound like a modern world investment, but to the Senior girls of St. Mary's, it proves to be a profitable treat to their souls. Mass begins each prayer-filled day and Benediction closes it in the solemn stillness of the Chapel. Back in our rooms, we jot down some essential advice that will help us in planning our future lives in the service of God and humanity. LAURA LA VALLEY Our minds ate opened by the inspiring and impressing words of Father Murphy, S. J. In the quiet and solitude of our rooms we spend many hours in deep meditation and fervent prayer. CAROLE SHATRAW 29 Win or Lose LEFT TO RIGHT: Norman Dupree, Gerald Lambert, Glenn Bechard, Reverend Paul Beyette, Mr. Hubert Pape- iian, Lawrence Proulx, Roland Ashline, Gary Anemaet. At a crucial mo- ment . . • We want a basket!! With joyful cries and happy grins we cheer our first victory. (As seen by the faculty in the balcony.) Oscar Bechard, captain of the team and winner of the intramural foul- shooting contest. St. Mary's is tops Record SMA OPP. SMA OPP. Chazy 53 44 47 72 Champlain 31 62 42 54 A ltona 40 48 41 69 Saranac 51 53 57 46 Mooers 43 56 53 70 Ellenburg 61 43 43 42 Watertown 33 66 Malone 40 67 Dannemora 51 72 Into the air, over the rim, come on, Norman, you’ll get it in. Amid the shouts of the spectators, both teams scramble for the ball. Wow!!! What a layup, Oscar. Don't get discouraged, boys. Now here's what I want you to do . . . Coach Papelian keeps the boys' spirits up and encourages them. 31 Greet the Champions of the LEO RICHARD Eager hands await a fickle ball. REVEREND PAUL BEYETTE. President of the Clinton County Interscholastic League, officially presents the Championship Trophy to the captain of the Junior Varsity, Roland Juneau. WENDELL BABBIE GARY EMERY 32 HENRY LA PAN Clinton County Junior Varsities BACKGROUND, left to right: Gerald Gaudette, Henry Lapan, Roland Juneau, Rev. Paul Beyette, Gary Emery, Coach Hubert Papelian, Michael Lafountain, Wendell Babbie, Leo Richard. FOREGROUND: Stephen Cote. Andre Guay, Henry VanAcker, Richard Krajewski. He distributes and collects basketball outfits. He serves oranges and he bandages injured limbs. 33 Spirit of St. Mary s • The new snappy cheerleaders' uni- forms account for the proud smiles of Mary Ann Guay and Laura Laval- ley. Mrs. Lavoie pins the skirt for the finishing touches. Let's get together and give our team a cheer. RAH- RAH-RAH, RAH, RAH. Wholeheartedly the student body sings a pep song. Our Moderator and coach lead the group singing at a pep rally. LEFT TO RIGHT: Glenn Bechard, Jerry Lambert, Mr. H. Papelian, and Father Paul Beyette. We present the Marian candidate for the and the band played on . . . All-Star Basketball Game. Gary Anemaet. 34 and the team scored. Il terms everywhere It isn't easy to keep score at such an exciting mo- ment in the game. Timer: Donald Thompson, Score- keeper: Sally Prevost. Spectators: Bruce Monette, Roland Ashline, Laura Lavalley, Oscar Bechard, Glen Bechard. Two busy beavers prepare the delicious pop corn which is sold at the games. Pauline Guay, Louisette Duclos. These Seniors are adding to the class treas- ury by selling candy and pop corn. Gloria LeClair, Joan Bechard, Rita Racine, Theresa Monette. The future team of St. Mary's becomes acquainted with the techniques of basketball. The McDonough family. Happy winners of the Intramural Basketball Tournament. FIRST ROW: Claudius Mesec, Roland Juneau. Gerald Armstrong. SECOND ROW; Albert Bechard, Raymond Lafountain, Oscar Bechard, Gerald Lambert. Rah! Rah! Rah! Our pep soars with the scores - Girls who wish to be cheerleaders volunteer by adding their names to the list posted on the school bulle- tin board. From these candidates a committee chooses those who prove to be worthy. The nominees for this year are: Ann Lafountain, Wanda Stay, Mary Ann Guay, Laura Lavalley, Elizabeth Filion. Mary Ann Guay is selected as All-Star cheerleader for the Clinton County champion game. The Junior Varsity cheerleaders are: Andre Birtz, Patricia Filion, Patricia Hinerth, Brenda Bechard. 36 Grateful parishioners and former students pay a tribute The 51st year of devoted work begins with a solemn High Mass at St. Mary's Church. The joyful moment is greatly enhanced by the presence of His Excellency Walter P. Kellenberg, Bishop of Ogdensburg. The day's festivities are climaxed with a banquet.. Here Sister Marie Odile, former Superior at St. Mary's Academy, cuts the Jubilee cake. The day of exultation . . . The Sisters are presented with a deluxe Chevrolet station wagon donated by the parishioners and former students of St. Mary's. Mrs. Della Favreau, Mrs. Doris Pecor. With happy smiles, former students greet their teachers. Pictured above are only a few of the hundreds who come to thank the sisters for 50 years of hard work. 37 An army of youti The Sodality is an organization dedicated to the Immaculate Heart of Mary. The society has for its primary purpose personal sanctification and the promotion of Catholic Action. The officers are: Mary Ann Guay, Vice Prefect; Gloria Lavalley, Chairman; Gary Anemaet, Treasurer; Marianne Willett, Prefect; Carmen Racine, Secretary; Ann Lafountain, Chairman; Dolores Hogle, Chairman. Early in September fifteen sodalists enjoy and profit from the annual Sodality Institute which is held at Tupper Lake, N. Y. Interior life is the theme se- lected for the subject of the instructions. STANDING: G. Anemaet, D. Thompson, J. Beaubien, M. Bru- nei, Sr. Dorothy, Sr. Rose Helen, B. Monette, M. A. Favreau, S. Prevost, M. Willett, G. Lavalley, C. Trudeau, A. Hogue, M. M. Coopy, E. Favreau, M A. Guay, C. Racine, E. Filion. These Sodalists prepare the annual Thanksgiving basket which is donated to a needy family. Mary Ann Guay, Mary Anne Favreau, Patricia Burl, Gloria Lavalley. Flying the standards of truth At the Union district meetings everyone takes part in the group discussions which introduce you to many new friends and solve spiritual problems. 39 These pious candidates have finished the probation period and receive their medals. Pauline Guay, Barbara King, Carole Shatraw, Carol Lambert, Rev. Paul Beyette. Sally Prevost is elected the Vice Prefect of the Union of the Sodalities of the Diocese of Ogdensburg. These Sodalists are practicing a spiritual work of mercy. Each week they motor to the Perry's Mills School to teach catechism. The Play is the thing — Plot . . . People appearing and disappearing, flashlights and guns, a secret doorway, sinister men and frightened women, counterfeit money and mysterious noises all help to create an atmosphere of suspense in this enjoyable mystery, MIDNIGHT. The Clinton County Interscholastic League Contest is always a high light in the department of dramatics. This year on April 5, THE DUMMY, a one-act comedy wins first place in a competitive program held among all the schools of the county. THE CAST: Bruce Monette, Raymond Ackey, Gerald Lambert, Maryann Guay, The Dummy, Marianne Willett. Stand where you are. Mr. Hardman discovers Ellen and Joe standing before the open door to the secret room. LEFT TO RIGHT: Glenn Bechard, Patricia Hinerth, Oscar Bechard. V Meet our Stars ... at Curtain Call Moment of indecision . . . The contestants choose their selections for the annual league Public Speaking Contest. Mari- anne Willett, Bruce Mon- ettc. Counterfeit! Oh, no . . . To the utter dismay of all concerned the newly discovered treasure is found to be counterfeit. LEFT TO RIGHT: Gloria LeClair, Marianne Willett, Mary Ann Guay, Glenn Bechard, Donald Thompson, and Patricia Hinerth. The Cast, LEFT TO RIGHT: Claude Coupal, Oscar Bechard, Patricia Hinerth, Gerald Lambert, Gloria LeClair, Glenn Bechard, Marianne Willett, Mary Ann Guay, Donald Thompson, Bruce Monette, Carole Shatraw, Joan Ann Bechard, Gary Anemaet. Beautiful gowns, chivalric behavioi A starlit garden, a crown, a queen, formality, romance, dancing, and moonlight contribute toward success of this enchanting Senior Ball. These happy couples prefer sitting this dance out while they catch their breaths. LEFT TO RIGHT:Gloria M. LeClair, Robert Tremblay. Gary Anamaet. Sally Prevost. Marianne Willett. James Leclair. and tints of love . . Theme Blue Heaven Date May 4 Sponsors Junior Class Orchestra Starlighters Royalty Reigns The Charming presence of our much admired chaperones make the evening extremely enjoyable. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. and Mrs. Claude Lavoie, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Papelian, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Chamber- lain. Through shouts, applause and contentment Mary Ann Guay and Marianne Willett crown Celine Racine and Roland Menard as King and Queen of this unforgettable evening. Beatrice La Fountain and Leeward Babbie are their proud attendants. 43 We prepare for a Nursing Career The Future Nurses'Club.rrecently organized at St. Mary's, helps to interest girls in the career of Nursing. On Saturdays they practice training at the Hospitals in Plattsburgh, and monthly they enjoy helping at the well-baby clinic. Here they eagerly await their lunch at the Mother-Daughter Christmas Party. LEFT TO RIGHT:Mrs. William LeClair, Mrs. Dennis Lafontain, Ann Lafontain, Connie Trudeau, Mrs. Warren Trudeau, and Mrs. Herwood Prevost. 70-71-72, says Gloria LeClair while Joan Ann Bechard looks on. Don't cry Honey, Marianne Willett just wants to see how tall you've grown. Oh, my! You're getting to be a big boy, says Sally Prevost as she tries to keep him still on the scale. Educational and pleasant moments we ll remember The annual Senior trip to Washington and New York increases national pride and patriotism. Mrs. Papelian takes the seat of honor in the Vice President’s Office. LEFT TO RIGHT: James Le Clair, Rolana Menard, Jeanne Proulx, Beatrice Lafountain. A pretty picture . . . Jeanne Proulx sits under the cherry blossoms at the Jefferson Memorial. The end of a wonderful tour through the nation’s capitol, guided by Mr. Swanson, Assistant to the National Secretary of the Republican Party . . . FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. Papelian, Mr. Swanson, Sr. Marie Odile, Sr. Robert, Bea- trice Lafountain, Richard Patrie, Mr. Laforest. SECOND ROW: Rejeanne Coupal, Pauline Fecteau, Roland Menard, Denise Lepage, Mrs. Papelian, Jeanne Pjoulx, Ann Brown, Shirley Matott, Emma Lugo, Clarence Patrie, Joan Filion, Marie Glaude, John Favreau, Leeward Babbie. A collection of youthful memories The SESAME staff attends a Yearbook Convention at Columbia University in New York City. They are taking notes from prize winning yearbooks. Carole Shatraw, Donald Thompson, Mary Ann Guay, Mari- anne Willett. hi inn 'aA «m On Monday November 4, the results of the impres- sions made by campaigners are disclosed as the high school goes to the polls, (the library), to cast votes. The decree is a majority for Eisenhower. Sally Pre- vost and Pauline Beaudin. 46 Each year the New York State School of Music Association presents a mixed chorus, band and orchestra in different sections of the state. St. Mary's joined the Northeast district. Those chosen for Mixed Chorus were: Barbara King, Bruce Monette, Donald Thompson, Gloria LeClair, Carole Shatraw, Glen Bechard, Laura Lavalley. The band participants at NYSSMA Festival were: M. A. Guay, M. Willett, S. Prevost, R. Lafounta'in. Red cheeks, short breaths, and loads of clothes make the many exciting hours on the skating rink memo- rable. Everyone enjoys and profits from The Wooden Shoe Christmas, an operetta put on by the elementary school. Junior Glee Club members are the songsters accompanied by Carole Shatraw. The Juniors solemnly get fined for their class rings. Gaetane Chenail, Mr. Sawyer Lee, Juliette Joli- coeur, Lawtence Proulx. Lawrence Paquette, guest of a very active organiza- tion of the eighth grade, the Civics Club, explains the village government. Theresa Monette, Mr. Law- rence Paquette, Carl Bechard, Donald Gooley. The Seniors, in preparation for Christmas, make this beautiful Advent wreath. Each day a student lights a candle and recites the orison. Pauline Guay. In the month of March, each class presents a skit on Catholic Press. The Freshman supporters are: L. Gosselin, E. Lavalley, R. Fosher, B. Bechard, R. Ackey, C. Coupal. The basketball teams and cheerleaders enjoy an overnight trip to Watertown. They visit the school and campus. Now is the hour when they must say goodbye. Pauline Fecteau, Prefect of the Sodality, exercises the greatest privilege of her office as she crowns the Blessed Mother during the month of May. The impressing ceremony is held in St. Mary’s Church. LEFT TO RIGHT: Pauline Fecteau, Rosina Bechard, Beatrice Lafountain, Jeanne Proulx, Emma Lugo. Do you like it? • . . Barbara King and Pauline Guay are proud of the results of their work for the Sacred Heart. Our Lady is paid homage also in every classroom. There, decorations are an external proof of the filial love Marianites bear to their Heavenly Queen. LEFT TO RIGHT: Louisette Duclos, Theresa Roberge. 48 Consecration to the Sacred Heart Deign, O Divine Heart, to bless our enterprises both spiritual and temporal, to dispel our cares, to sanctify our joys, to alleviate our sufferings. If ever one or other of us should have the misfortune to afflict Thee, remind him, O Sacred Heart of Jesus, that Thou art good and merciful to the penitent sinner. And when the hour of separation strikes, when death shall come to cast mourning into our midst, we will all, both those who go and those who stay, be submissive to Thy eternal decrees. We will console ourselves with the thought that a day will come when the entire class, reunited in Heaven, can sing forever Thy glories and Thy mercies. I will be their secure refuge during life, and above all in death. 49 A chorus of leaders on the Honor Students SALLY JANE PREVOST MARIANNE LEE WILLETT A11-State and All-County Music Festivals 1-2-3-4; Marian Staff 4; Sodality 1-2-3-4; Sodality District Officer 3; Sodality Union Officer 4; Glee Club 1-2- 3-4; Band 1-2-3-4; Dramatics 1-2; Basketball 1; Pep Squad 2; Future Nurses’ Club 4; Class Officer All-State and All-County Music Festivals 1-2-3-4; History Contest 3; Sesame Staff 4; Speech Contest 4; Sodality 1-2-3-4; Sodality Prefect 4; Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Band 1-2-3-4; Dramatics 1-2-3-4; Future Nurses’ Club 4; Pep Squad 2; Class Officer 1-3-4. 1-3-4. A new word a day, keeps brain paralysis away. LEFT TO RIGHT; Roland Ashline. Lucia Menegon, Virginia Cooke, Pauline Guay. threshold of tomorrow . . . GLENN BECHARD Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Band 1-2-3-4; Dramatics 3-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; All-State and All-County Music Festival 1-2-4. OSCAR BECHARD Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Class Officer 2; Basketball 2-3-4; Dramatics 4; Basketball Manager 1. ROLAND ASHUNE Glee Club 2-3-4; Class Officer 2; Basketball 2-3-4. Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Marian Staff 4; Dramatics 4; Class Officer 1-3-4; All-State and All-County Music Festival 1; Future Nurses'Club 4. JOAN ANN BECHARD Sodality 1-2; Glee Club 1-2-4; Future Nurses' Club 4. VIRGINIA COOKE Sodality 1-2-3-4; Glee Club 1-2- 3-4; All-State and All-County Music Festival 1. BARBARA COULOMBE Striving today for what LOUISETTE DUCLOS Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Piano 1-2-3-4; All-County and All-State Festivals 1. Dramatics 1-2-3-4; Cheerleader 2- 3-4; All-Star 2; Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Band 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1; Year- book Staff 4; Marian Staff 4; All- County and All-State Festivals 1-2- 3-4; Sodality 1-2-3-4; Sodality Officer 4. MARY ANN GUAY ELIZABETH FIUON Sodality 1-2-3-4; Glee Club 1-2- 3-4; Band 1; Cheerleader 2-3-4; All-County and All-State Festivals 1; Class Officer 1. Sodality 4; Glee Club 2-3-4; A11- County and All-State Festivals 2. PAUUNE GUAY PATRICIA HINERTH Sodality 1-2-3-4; Glee Club 1-2- 3-4; Band 1-2-3-4; Dramatics 4; Cheerleader 4; Pep Squad 2; All- County and All-State Festivals 3-4; Marian Staff 4. Basketball 1; Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Sodality 3-4; Band 4; All-County and All-State Festivals 4. BARBARA KING We want tomorrow . . . LAURA LA VALLEY All-State and All-County Music Festivals 1-4; Sodality 1-2; Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Band 1-2-3-4; Dra- matics 1; Basketball 1; Cheer- leader 4; Future Nurses'Club 4. GLORIA MAE LECLAIR Music 1-2; All-State and All- County Music Festivals 2-4; So- dality 1-2-3-4; Sodality Chair- man 3; Class President 2; Dramat- ics 3-4; Basketball 1; Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Future Nurses'Club 4. LUCIA MENEGON Glee Club 1-3-4; Sodality 3. Just a minute!! There ... A new microorganism is discovered as these Biology students examine the slides. Left to right: Veronica Mesec, Gloria M. Le Clair, Clifton Gamache, Bernice Walsh. VERONICA L. MESEC Sodality 1-2-3-4; Glee Club 2-3- 4; Pep Squad 2; Cheerleader 3. All-State and All-County Music Festivals 1-4; Sodality 1-2-3-4; Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Band 1-2-3- 4; Dramatics 3-4; Class Officer 3-4; Sesame Staff 4; Piano 1-2- 3-4. DONALD THOMPSON MARIE THERESE ROBERGE Glee Club 3-4. Sodality 1-2-3-4; All-State and All-County Music Festival 2; Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Music 1-2-3-4; Future Nurses'Club 4. CAROLE SHATRAW All-State and All-County Festivals 1-2-4; Sodality 1-2-3-4; Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Band 1-2-3-4; Dra- matics 3-4; Basketball 1; Marian Staff 4; Sesame Staff 4. Glee Club 1-2-3. BERNICE WALSH CLIFTON GAMACHE And then . . . One Night in Jane Graduation Day . . . with sad hearts the graduates reach the day of triumph, their graduation. The goal is gained, the victory won. This is the end of one life and the beginning of another. Twelve years of work and learning have terminated in the magic of one short night. To the dignified strains of Pomp and Circumstance, the graduates solemnly enter the gym to receive their diplomas. The graduates enjoy their last formal get-together at their Communion breakfast. BACKGROUND, left to right: Raymond Ackey, Roland Menard, Ann Brown, Rev. P. Beyette, Rev. A. Desrosiers, Celine Racine. FOREGROUND: Beatrice LaFountain, Clarence Patrie. The diplomas received, and the speeches delivered, the happy graduates smilingly pose for their final picture. SEATED, left to right: Mary Ann Guay, Barbara King, Virginia Cooke, Theresa Roberge,• Gloria LeClair, Louis - ette Quclos, Elizabeth Filion, Barbara Coulombe. Patricia Hinerth, Veronica Mesec. STANDING:Carole Shatraw, Clifton Gamache, Marianne Willett, Laura Lavalley, Roland Ashline, Sally Prevost, Donald Thompson, Bernice Walsh, Oscar Bechard, Pauline Guay, Lucia Menegon, Glen Bechard, Joan Bechard. MARY ANN GUAY DONALD THOMPSON SISTER ROBERT MARIANNE WILLETT CAROLE SHATRAW May the Sacred Heart J. M. Allen. M. D. 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MARY'S CHURCH Champlain, New York BAYVIEW DAIRY Grade A Milk Pasteurized Plattsburgh, New York 57 CHAMPLAIN CREAMERIES Champlain, New York HOTEL L'HERMINE Bernard Arbour, Serant Tel. Lacolle 740 Route 9 Montreal-Plattsburgh BOISSON, DANSE, BANQUETS UBL AND ADAMS Dealers GENERAL ELECTRIC Home Heating and Cooling Equipment Plumbing and Heating PLATTSBURGH. NEW YORK GUY E. HOWARD Plumbing — Heating — Sheet Metal MOOERS FORKS, NEW YORK 59 Mr. Farmer — Lime Your Land Now Agricultural economists are UNANIMOUS in declaring that a suitable lime spreading program is ESSENTIAL — to modern, profitable farming! LIME Increases Your Yield — Increases Productivity! Releases Minerals in the Soil — Gives Vigorous Growth! INTERNATIONAL LIME STONE CORP. Chaiy, New York Telephone 2561 THE NATIONAL COMMERCIAL BANK TRUST CO. WE WELCOME YOUR ACCOUNT Champlain Plattsburgh Rouses Point 60 RICHARD DESO Contractor in Excavations — Paving — Grading CHAMPLAIN, N.Y. Ph. Ax. 8-9511 WEST LUMBER AND BUILDING SUPPLY Rouses Point, N.Y. H. L. NEVERETT SONS LIVESTOCK COMMISSION SALES Every Thursday at Chazy Every Tuesday at Ellenburg Depot WHERE BUYERS AND SELLERS MEET Chazy, New York rs a ptfASUREl 61 THE SHERIDAN IRON WORKS Incorporated 1887 CHAMPLAIN. N.Y. TREMBLAY CHEVROLET-OLDS Sales and Service CHAMPLAIN. N.Y. Ph. Ax. 8-2231 O'NEILL'S FUNERAL HOME 72 Brinkerhoff St. PLATTSBURGH. N.Y. Phone 106 YOUR TROUBLES AMBULANCE CHAMPLAIN TELEPHONE COMPANY Modern Telephone Service CHAMPLAIN ROUSES POINT MOOERS BOYNTON'S The North Country's Finest Shoe Store 96 Margaret St. PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. YOUR SEARCH ENDS GIVE YOUR CAR LA FONTAINE'S ESSO SERVICE Tires — Batteries — Lubrication Parts and Accessories CHAMPLAIN, N.Y. JOHN SEXTON The National Chain Wholesale Grocers P. O. BOX 423 G. P. O. N. Y. I. N.Y. 63 MERIT SHOE STORE Headquarters for the Famous Guide Step Shoes for the Entire Family 60 Margaret St. PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. E. S. MASON, INC. Dodge and Plymouth 149 Margaret St. PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. LAVOIE'S Hardware and Appliances CHAMPLAIN, NEW YORK Main Street Phone 4 GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES TtutiCtOuu DAIRY PRODUCTS PLATTSBURGH DAIRY CO. 74 Sailly Avenue PLATTSBURGH, NEW YORK Nutritious Dairy Products 64 ELMER R. LUCAS Groceries and Provisions Phone 62-B CHAMPLAIN, N. Y. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS FATHER FRANCIS X. CHAGNON Council, No. 3525 CHAMPLAIN, N. Y. Best Wishes to the Seniors THE CLASS OF 1958 ST. MARY'S ACADEMY CHAMPLAIN, N. Y. Compliments of Good Luck to the Seniors BETTY AND MITTENS The Class of I960 ST. MARY'S ACADEMY NEW YORK CITY CHAMPLAIN, N. Y. 65 SEE US C. A. LOCKROW CO. 46 Sailly Avenue Telephone 316 PLATTSBURGH, NEW YORK THE GREAT ATLANTIC PACIFIC TEA CO. Arthur Pecor, Manager CHAMPLAIN, NEW YORK HOTEL DU REPOS A. CHENAIL, Prop. Receptions, Assemblees Manages, Banquets Anniversaires, Conventions THE FROSTY DAIRY BAR Just South of Plattsburgh Route 9 66 AMES FURNITURE CO. 20 Marion St. PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. Phone 416 AUSTIN'S MEN'S SHOP Plattsburgh New York ANGELO’S RESTAURANT BAKERY Quality Cold Cuts and Imported Cheese 24 Margaret St. Phone 366 PLATTSBURGH NEW YORK BARCOMB’S First in Quality and Service A SATISFIED CUSTOMER IS OUR BEST ADVERTISEMENT Ph. 89 Mooers, New York ALPHONSE BECHARD General Merchandise BEER GAS OIL Cooperville New York RAYMOND BEDARD Farm Equipment Sales and Service CHAMPLAIN, N.Y. PH. 8-2283 BLAIR'S RESTAURANT Phone: 3479 30 Marion Street PLATTSBURGH NEW YORK BLAIR WEBBER Photographers 52 Margaret Street PLATTSBURGH. N.Y. Phone 1175 BOIRE'S FLOWER SHOP Flowers for All Occasions TEL. 2742 CHAZY. N.Y. BOUYEA’S BAKING CO. Pastries and Bread Oven Fresh PLATTSBURGH NEW YORK 67 CLINTON PRESS, INC. 20 Miller St. JOHN B. McGRATH, Manager Phone: 400 Plattsburgh, N.Y. CONDO PHARMACY 28 Montcalm Ave. Phone 516 PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. COONAN'S GARAGE Telephone Ax. 8-2561 CHAMPLAIN, N.Y. CUMBERLAND MOTOR SALES 302 Cornelia St. Phone 3095 or 3096 PLATTSBURGH. N.Y. CRYSTAL RESTAURANT 24 Oak St. PLATTSBURGH. N.Y. THE CUPBOARD Champlain, N.Y. DALEY'S PHARMACY Phone 122 28 Oak Street PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. THE DONUT SHOP Chazy, N.Y. DOCK AND COAL CO., INC. Fuel Oil Building Materials Farm Supplies, Heating Equipment Appliances Telephone 263 PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. F. C. DOSSERT General Insurance Telephone 399 31 Clinton Street PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. 68 7-UP BOTTLING CO. ANTHONY BROWN Plattsburgh, N.Y. Champlain N.Y. L H. BUCK CO., INC. 210 Oalc Street Telephone 1260 - 1261 PLATTSBURGH NEW YORK CHALET MOTEL Route 9 Dial 8-2294 Your Host Pat and Herwood Prevost CHAMPLAIN NEW YORK THE CLARK FUNERAL HOME Aurei W. Parsons Licensed Manager CHAMPLAIN NEW YORK CHAMPLAIN BODY WORKS Complete Automobile Collision Repairs and Service Maintenance Champlain, N.Y. Phone 8-3612 CHAMPLAIN VALLEY MOTORS 74 Peru PLATTSBURGH NEW YORK CHAZY HARDWARE Plumbing, Heating and Building Supplies CHAZY, N.Y. CLAIRE CARL'S Cabins Lake Shore Road PLATTSBURGH. N.r. CHAMPLAIN VALLEY FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION 9 Margaret Street PHONE 607 PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. 69 Compliments of M. H. FISHMAN'S CO. Margaret Street PLATTSBURGH. N.Y. FITCH'S STORE General Merchandise MOOERS, N.Y. THE FIT-RITE SHOP 71 Margaret Street PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. Phone 24 Compliments of JAMES A. FITZPATRICK 42 Clinton Street PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. THE FRANCES HAT SHOPPE Attractive Hats at Moderate Prices 14 N. Catherine St. PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. FURMAN'S DEPT. STORE For the Family We Give S H Green Stamps ROUSES POINT, N.Y. Compliments of FRIEND Blackpool Quebec Compliments of FRIEND Rouses Point New York HOLLAND FURNACES Furnaces: Repaired and Cleaned 146 Boynton Avenue Plattsburgh, N.Y. Tel. 541 GAINES' GARAGE Evinrude Motors SALES AND SERVICE Lake Street ROUSES POINT, N.Y. 70 DICK'S LUNCH Chazy, N.Y. FLOYD DRAGOON Farm Machines and Implements PLUMBING MOOERS, N.Y. S. L. DROWN SONS, INC. Morris Harris ELLENBURS, NEW YORK EMERY'S SERVICE STATION Champlain New York WM. A. EMPSALL CO. Malone New York ELDRIDGE PHARMACY Rouses Point, New York EELLS MOTOR SALES Nash Sales and Service 315-321 Margaret St. Ph. 1419 PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. FACTORY SURPLUS SHOES Route 9 NORTH OF PLATTSBURGH Shoes for the Entire Family MABEL D. FAIRCHILD Antique and Modern Gifts 102 Broad St. PLATTSBURGH. N.Y. DR. NEAL R. FEE Ph. 1023 PLATTSBURGH NEW YORK 71 GERMAINE'S Beauty Parlor LACOLLE QUEBEC W. W. GETTY'S Hardware Rouses Point, New York LOUIS GLAUDE GULF SERVICE General Repair Ph. 7-2644 ROUSES POINT N.Y. DR. GEORGE H. GONYEA M. D. Telephone 3460 - 3461 PLATTSBURGH. N.Y. HOTEL HOLLAND Restaurant — Rooms Banquet and Wedding Parties Free Parking in Rear ROUSES POINT, N.Y. HULBERT BROS., INC. Plattsburgh, N.Y. NOAH LA FONTAINE Flour, Groceries, Candy Cigars and Tobacco, Etc. CHAMPLAIN N.Y. LAKE DRIVE GARAGE 220 Lake St. ROUSES POINT N.Y. CHAMPLAIN LAUNDRY CLEANERS Phones PLATTSBURGH CHAMPLAIN 338 8-3321 MOOERS COFFEE SHOP MRS. LENA LAVALLEY OPEN 10 A.M. TO 10 P.M. CLOSED ON TUESDAY Mooers N.Y. 72 1. G. A. Meats, Groceries, Hardware Sherwin-Williams Paints CHAMPLAIN NEW YORK 1. G. A. Meats — Groceries Hardware — Paints ROUSES POINT, N.Y. JARVIS TV Television and Radio Service 198 State St. Ph. 7-2583 ROUSES POINT. N.Y. JENKIN'S BEAUTY PARLOR Permanent Waves 10 N. Catherine St. PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. Phone 1889 V. S. JERRY SONS, INC. 5 MacDonough Street PLATTSBURGH NEW YORK ENDICOTT JOHNSON Shoes, Rubbers, Hosiery MALONE. N.Y. HOWARD JOHNSON Route 9 PLATTSBURGH NEW YORK JUDGE KELLY Attorneys and Counselors at Law 17 Clinton Street PLATTSBURGH NEW YORK 1. D. KRIFF, INC. Furniture Shore 25 West Main St. MALONE. N.Y. In-Sure in- SCHURR'S In-Surance Plattsburgh. N.Y. Phone 1725 73 ROLAND AND LEE'S ESSO 30 Peru St. Phone 285-W PLATTSBURGH. N.Y. LEVY BROTHERS Established 1883 171 South Catherine St. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS Phone 332 Plattsburgh, N.Y. LEO AND BAB'S HAMBURGER HAVEN Steaks, Chops, Seafood 5 Miles No. of Plattsburgh ALLEN M. LIGHT Attorney and Counselor at Law 26 City Hall Place PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. PHONE 1584 A. S. MASON SONS, INC. Phone 227 YARD AND OFFICE Lumber and Building Mtls. PLATTSBURGH. N.Y. MARY'S RESTAURANT Michigan Hot Dogs State Rd. PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. MAYO'S GARAGE Millard Mayo, Proprietor Chazy, N.Y. Tel. 8-2641 McGREGOR'S Ellenburg Depot, N.Y. HARDWARE LUMBER GUNS AND PLUMBING AMMUNITION APPLIANCES McMARTIN MOTOR, INC. 357 Cornelia Phone 21 PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. McNALLY'S JEWELERS AND SPORT SHOP 111 Lake Street ROUSES POINT, N.Y. 74 The O'Keefs MIDWAY RESTAURANT Broiler Cooked Foods CHAMPLAIN, N.Y. Phone: AX 8-9411 C. F. MILLETTE Office Equipment Remington Typewriters and Adding Machines SOLD — REPAIRED — RENTED Oalc Street Plattsburgh, N.Y. MITCHELL'S 1. G. A. 102 Bridge Street PLATTSBURGH. N.Y. MONETTE’S FURNITURE Phone 47 OPEN EVENINGS Mooers, N.Y. FREE DELIVERY ISRAEL MONNETTE, DR. General Contractor Phone AX 8-9865 CHAMPLAIN, N.Y. MONTCALM YARN SHOP Plattsburgh, N.Y. PAUL CHAMBERLAIN Hand Painted Signs Tel. 8-2441 Champlain, N.Y. MOORSFIELD PRESS Since 1919 CHAMPLAIN. N.Y. F. W. MYERS General Insurance ROUSES POINT, N.Y. M. P. MYERS CO. Warehouse — 156 Bridge Wholesale Hardware 130 Bridge Tel. 611 PLATTSBURGH. NEW YORK 75 NATIONAL ARMY STORES You Save More at a 'National Army Store'. 71 East Main St. MALONE, N.Y. NEVERETT'S SUPER MARKET Feed and Grocery MOOERS, N.Y. Phone 96 RENE NEVEU SON, INC. Everything tor Welding Phone 1500 93 Sailly Ave. PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. NILES Wm. Niles, Proprietor Chazy, N.Y. Tel. 2461 NITIZI'S Lake Shore Road PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. The NORTH COUNTRYMAN A Weekly Newspaper Published at ROUSES POINT, N.Y. LOYAL O'CONNELL 35 Clinton Street PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. PAQUETTE'S Policies Provide Proper Protection CHAMPLAIN, N.Y. ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH Pastor — Father W. Cleary Assistant — Father P. LaRoque ROUSES POINT. N.Y. PEARL'S Department Store CHAMPLAIN, N.Y. 76 PEARL'S DEPARTMENT STORE ROUSES POINT, N.Y. PHIL'S CLEANERS Plattsburgh, N.Y. PLATTSBURGH BUSINESS INSTITUTE 32 Oak St. PLATTSBURGH. N.Y. PLATTSBURGH ELECTRIC SUPPLY, INC. Electrical Supplies and Fixtures 327 Cornelia St. PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. PLATTSBURGH PAINT-GLASS CORP. 45 Peru St. PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. PLATTSBURGH SEA FOOD PRODUCTS Fresh Sea Foods of All Kinds Wholesale and Retail 39 Montcalm Ave. PHONE 412 PLATTSBURGH. N.Y. PREFERRED CLEANERS Rouses Point, N.Y. PUTMAN'S TRAILERS TRAILER SALES AND PARK BEACH VIEW MOTOR COURT On Rt. No. 9. l 2 Mi. North of PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. RATIGAN MOTORS Broad and Cornelia St. PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. RICE GULF STATION Rtes. U.S. 9 and N.Y. 348 CHAZY, NEW YORK Telephone Chazy 2121 77 RILEY MOTORS Ford Sales and Service CHAZY, N.Y. PH. 2831 RON'S RESTAURANT AND SERVICE STATION Chazy, N.Y. ROUSES POINT SUPPLY Heating — Plumbing Roofing — Painting W. H. WELLETTE. Prop. Phone 7-3354 ROWE BROTHERS Your Ford Dealer ELLENBURG DEPOT NEW YORK SUN-E-HILL DAIRY Thomas Robinson SUN-E-HILL FARM Champlain, N.Y. SAXONY HOTEL Rouses Point New York SHELTON Quality Dry Cleaning Phone: 1505 Lake Shore Road PLATTSBURGH. N.Y. RONDACK MANUFACTURING CORP. Skis for Surf and Snow CHAMPLAIN, N.Y. Phone AX 8-3161 SPEAR BROS. Hardware — Plumbing — Paint 26 Bridge Street PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. STANLEY Lincoln - Mercury Sales, Inc. Lake Shore Road PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. 78 JAY STILES METROPOLITAN INSURANCE Tel. 8-9304 Champlain, N.Y. STONE'S STUDIO Champlain, N.Y. STOUGHTON’S Jewelers Cor. Bridge St. and City Hall PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. SUNSET MOTEL Between Routes 9 and 9b CHAMPLAIN, N.Y. Proprietor 1. Lafebre BORDER SUNOCO SERVICE Richard Cooke, Mgr. Route 9 Ph. 8-2292 CHAMPLAIN, N.Y. J. W. TOUSIGNANT Radio and Television Sales and Service 65 Oalt Street PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. TOWNE HOUSE Pizzas Our Specialty From 8 P.M. to 1 A.M. 20 U.S. Ave. PLATTSBURGH. N.Y. VACHON'S SERVICE STATION Mobile Gas and Oil TEL. 8-9241 CHAMPLAIN. N.Y. WELL'S GARAGE Auto Accessories Route 9 Super Highway Champlain, N.Y. Tel. 8-3945 SMILEY WILLETTE and His SUNSET RAMBLERS WPTZ-TV Plattsburgh, N.Y. 79 KENNETH C. WOOD Floor Covering Service Phone 2062 PLATTSBURGH, N. Y. DR. R. L. WOOTON CHAMPLAIN NEW YORK CHESTER LA VALLEY PLATTSBURGH NEW YORK LILY OF THE MOHAWKS 1451 Catholic Daughters of America CHAMPLAIN NEW YORK NEHI-ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING CO. MALONE NEW YORK F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. America's Favorite Store PLATTSBURGH NEW YORK YORK SERVICE STATION and SNACK BAR Greasing and Washing Phone I55-E ROUSES POINT, N. Y. KASSEL'S APPAREL STORE MARGARET ST. PLATTSBURGH NEW YORK ANDY FILION Fuel Oil Dealer CHAMPLAIN. NEW YORK Church St. Tel. AX 8-3333 Compliments of the Class of 1959 ST. MARY’S ACADEMY CHAMPLAIN, N. Y. 80  A  •• V I AMO MACS I AMO ru lrtHISw 1,'WAM I'AUA IIAAt