Tupper Lake High School - Tuhisean Yearbook (Tupper Lake, NY)

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Mr. Lawrence Quinn, Principal ALSO UUli PRINCIPAL AMD FACULTY When any student thinks of Tapper Lake High School, he thinks ot Mr. Quinn, our principal. We cannot imagine schoool without him. He is friend, adviser, and father to every student who enters the portals of Tapper Lake High School. If you are ever unfortunate enough to he sent to his office, you learn then his fatherly qualities. Students and ex-students know how glad he is to see you at all times and that he is never too busy for a visit. Teachers, as well as student body, can vouch for his qualities as adviser. Since we cannot write about every teacher individually, the Senior Class would like to take this opportunity to express its heartfelt thanks to the entire faculty. In our estimation, they are second to none. Mis Fazir Abdallah Mm. Hilda Austin Mr. Fred Baker Mrs. Lucille Betts Mr. Thomas Christian Mr. Gordon Cote Junior High English French and Guidance Mathematics Social Studies Manual Arts English Mrs. Y’iolet Cannier Miss Irene Ignat Mr. William Kraus Mrs. Victoria LaFlamme Miss Margaret Malakie Miss Grace McCarthy inior High Mathematics Art S| eech and Dramatics Junior High Mathematics Social Studies Librarian Mr. Edwin Munroc Band and Orchestra Mr. Louis Neubaucr Commercial Miss Mary O'Hara Miss Verna Ostcrhout Mr. Leonard Perry Miss Dolores Plumb School Nurse luuior Music Instructor Physical Education Physical Education Miss Juliet Proulx Mr. Patrick Quinn Mr. Loren Tooley Miss Jayne Van Deusen Latin and English Junior High Social Studies Social Studies Home Economics

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LET US REMIND YOU of the BOARD of Education, the Superintendent and the Faculty. The members of the Board of Education, five in number, are the elected representatives of the people of the school district, and they are responsible for the management of the schools. One member is elected annually at an open meeting and serves without salary for five years. The superintendent of schools is the administrative officer of the elected members of the board who is directly responsible for the educational program under the policies formulated by the board and by the State Education Department. He is a non-voting member of the board and in reality serves as manager under the general supervision of the board which appoints him. The members of our Board have served from five to eleven years as members. The members deserve the support and thanks of the students and faculty for their support of our school activities and school system. Joseph F. Donocan Superintendent 5

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Mr. Thomas Christian Miss Juliet Proulx Senior Advisers SENIOR ADVISERS Early in the year the Senior Class of 1950 elected the following officers: Dick Bancroft, President, Jeanne Abdallah, Vice-President; Roger Delair, Treasurer; Mary Jane Montion, Secretary and Carole LaPorte, Assistant Secretary. Our first project was the sponsoring of a “Magician Show” the profit of which went towards our Yearbook. Our next project was the Penny Carnival which included decorating the gym and setting up a Fortunte-Telling booth, a Roulette Wheel and Bowling Booth. In November, the Seniors decided to put on a “Girl versus Boy” Basketball game. Practically all the members participated either by making posters, selling refreshments or taking in the game. Later in the Spring, the annual ‘Senior Ball took place and it was very successful. SENIOR OFFIEEHS R. Bancroft President J. Abdallah Vice-President M. J. Montion Secretary C. LaPorte Assistant Secretary R. Delair Treasurer 7 First row: M. J. Montion, secretary; J. Abdallah, vice-President; C. LaPorte. Assistant Secretary. Second row: R. Bancroft, President; R. Delair, Treasurer.