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

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CLASS PERSONALITIES w Name Jeanne Abdallah Betty Andersen Ethel Anderson Richard Bancroft Marion Bashant Francis Benjamin Beverly Blake Joyce Bliss Alice Brier Henry Campbell Dorothy Churco Betty Courson John D Avignon Donna Dechine Roger Delair Margaret Disotell Marcelle Dube Marie Edwards Catharine Fortune Mary Anne Gagnier Donald Gagnon Donald Grammo Emily Johnson Donald LaBarge Monica LaLonde Robert LaMcre Margaret Lantiegne Dorothy LaPointe Carole LaPorte Marlene LaPorte John Lcfehvre John MacAleese Janet Magrino Nora Maroun Marilyn Moody Mary Jane Montion Roy Parent Joan Propp Albert Rich Joan Rodwell Ted Sabin Ann Sparks Madelene St. Onge Joan Straight Stanley Tarbox Donald Thomas Barbara Tyler Robert Watts Eleanor Williams Yvette Woulf Phyllis Yaworski Pet Peeve Bum Nosey People My brothers Teachers kitty’s gum Dmn Dum Mv pronounciation of the “ear’ My father’s car My nickname “Al History My Peroxide “Butch” Women Men Neck Ticklers My sisters My middle name “Gabrellc Jimmy t - Mr. McGinn’s Skaneateles Drummers Work Braggers 20 miles to Saranac Losing things My brother Chemistry class A certain Trooper People who use Peroxide Interrupted phone calls January and June exams Carolyn gaining weight My sister 20 miles between Tupper and Saranac Drunkards Work “Homework” Watts 1000 miles to Wisconsin Ushering Leon Huzza People who call me Sparky or Spark Plug “Perkins ’ Shopping with Magrino School “Women” School Parent My nickname Peachie Pet “Midas” My study periods Favorite Pastime Eating Movies Giggling Parking my car? I Iclping people Coaching Hitchhiking Uptown “Sleeping The Diner Running the mile Dancing with Roger Talking in History Class Working on cars Men Being with “Dottie” Music knitting Groonchair Fighting with Peter Hanging around the gas station Mona T raveling Baby sitting Riding with? Edgar Working “Eating Talking Bowling??? Listening to Records Writing letters Driving my Dad’s car Cutting hair especially Claire's Drinking (Coke) Talking knitting Working Play practice Pestering Maggie Sneaking into the movies Carol Hitch-hiking Flirting Spaghetti at 2:30 in the morning Making Miss Malakie mad “Usher ’ at the theater Ray Smiling Sitting in the diner keeping House “Sleeping” Prized Possession My “Drivers License Harry My watch My car the Black Goose My teddy bears My watch My Vermont Brogue Don “My Mean My track ribbons Roger’s Ring Brian My ring My cedar Hope chest “Dottie” Mv Class ring My “Dad” Gas My dog “Jezebel” My Records My home My drivers license Bob’s wardrobe My class ring My engagement ring My curly hair Mv father Mv Mom Mo “Don” My football sweater My appetite My jiion and dad My dog Butch My one and only My “Luggage” My truck My haircut Class ring Myself My father’s car My ring My new specs A Xmas present from an ex-beau My Trusty pea-shooter My class ring My wedding ring Myself My dad’s pictures My French horn A certain picture 18

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HISTOHY It came to pass in the fall of the year, 1947, a long green, dreamlined plane bearing the class of 1950 came to land at the Airport of United Air Lines of Topper Lake High School. The passengers carried little necessary baggage: some native ability, a few brains, much conceit and more good humor. They were given the intelligence test, and it was found that 80' of the class was intelligent without being intellectual. This result was based on the fact that 80' read the comic section of the newspaper first. The officers in this plane were John Mac Aleese (President), Phyllis Yaworski (Vice-President), Barbara Tyler (Secretary), and Bob Towers (Treasurer). The highlight, or outstanding feature of the year, was the Freshman Frolic which took off with real success. After the ups and downs of the Freshman year, we were transferred the next year to a larger plane known as the Sophomore which was better equipped for rougher travel. The passenger list changed somewhat as the travelers sadly bade farewell to Telesphore Liberty who met his death that year. The 1948 officers were Roger Delair (President), Janet Magriho (Vice-President), Carole LaPorte (Secretary), and Donald Gagnon (Treasurer). 1949 came all too soon and found us aboard the Junior plane. This year the officers were John Le Febvre (President), Jeanne Abdallah (Vice President), Carole La Porte (Secretary), and Kenneth Denis (Treasurer). Our Junior Prom flew high among the big successes of that year. Through intensive study we learned many things, first, that it does not pay to flv to too great heights, second, that an airplane is a great convenience if not run to the ground; third, that education is a wonderful thing. Finally we find ourselves riding the Senior plane. During this last year our flying hours have been longer, the altitude higher, the flights rough and bumpy, but the view has been glorious and majestic. Now at the close of the flight of the Senior, each one of the class has passed the requirements and is ready to make a solo flight and to take off for parts unknown.

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CLASS MOSTS (Girl) (Boy) Most Popular Best Personality Most Likely to Succeed Most Intelligent Best Mannered Friendliest Best Conversationalist All Around Most School Spirit Best Dressed Class Athlete Class Artist Class Wit Most Talented Musician Prettiest Girl Best Looking Boy Most Talkative Nicest Hair Nicest Figure Prettiest Eyes Best Dancer Best Singer Class Pest Janet Magrino Carole LaPorte Joan Propp Mary Jane Montion Beverley Blake Ann Sparks Joan Propp Donna Dechene Yvette Woulf Joan Propp Phylis Yaworski Emily Johnson Catharine Fortunte Betty Anderson Barbara Tyler Dorothy LaPointe Dorothy LaPointe Marie Edwards Emily Johnson Joan Straight Dorothy LaPorte Marion Bashant Roger Delair Roger Delair Richard Bancroft Richard Bancroft Donald Grammo Donald Gagnon Richard Bancroft Roger Delair Donald LaBarge John Lefebvre Donald LaBarge John Lefebvre Roy Parent Donald Grammo John Lefebvre Donald Thomas Donald LaBarge John Lefebvre John MacAleese Roger Delair John D’Avignon Donald Thomas 19