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

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1952 volume:

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V -5 , - 1?1-- , f , X : Sf i' 'V , swf- ' ' T 7--H? ' . ' L A-A f i. . Y Q , -i- + 2 X The Spirit of 1952 has become of age. The growth of the Spirit and its developments are strikingly depicted on these pages. As the Spirit has matured in these past four years, it has seen beneath its shadow, a group unified with a singleness of purposeg it has witnessed triumphs over in- tellectual and social stumbling blocks encountered in the past four years. The Spirit now proudly sends forth its sons and daughters, trained in heart, mind, and body, to render worth-while service to their fellow men and their country. x 'yy' . 4- Q-Q4 A 4 'f TQ ,ew N I . . ' I s r p ,Q 5 ,7 . 5' ui' - - ' Q 5 E , i xwg f V I 53 ,F 'fu g 1 Y l g? 5' by :yn lv!!! sz Nuff Dear Parents, Though we live to be a hundred and the intervening years be crow ed with achie em t they pa e to insignificancesfor the last recollection, like the first are o those ap fr d ofoththt u, t,h d 'bl chf td c'?i..eE.c.T1 of 5.3 Tup.eryfake.ira1r?cfoo1'x?thn:1,Eifhflhini 2211, 2,e 'ZrZ. . S closer in thitihing and in the realization that being arents to the present generation w rch will curry the standard of achievement in every line of endeavor to he as t dreamed, isn't the easiest job in the world. It has re uired all the vision a the toleran all the tact and eurnestness and vigilance you have Zeen able to bring to bear upon it. ut it is going to be infinitely worth your efforts. Th d' th i t d ' ' t I th ' hope This i?Ihi1.xarolvned wtfftig gigyglrrsfdhpeghzi-ngeelgf aittgrhsihrihvezgg youryoftir ev formance of the simple acts of parenthood, humanity and friendshz in which human if attains its finest Hower. Some da , dmr ents, when the notable of the earth come brin t ear fts to hum ity, ou shzll slansarvfth head erect, the center and envy of that il usg-ro g All w be there, the Jane Austins and Mark Twains of Literature, the oaa e and Cainsboroughs of an, the Madame Curies and the Louis Pasteurs o science the Befuhardts and the Bunymores of drama, the Carrie Jacobs Bonds and e Fntz Kiera e of music, and each will present his or her pirticular contribution to the a in w eh ey livedma hook, a painting, a piece of musicmbrilliant achievunenzs, valuablgegrfts but they will pale to hrsignificance besides yours-the gift of a human life. For of what avail are our books, our paintings, our music, if no hand turns the pages no eyes views the canvasses, no voice sings the melodies you have set down? How mem, less our wisdom, how futile our culture, if it does not serve as a stepp g stone to a civr r zation yet undreamed, a pathwa to a golden era of achievement whose splendor Ollr go minds can scarcely grasp! Andlit is your gift, your bo , your 'rl who be omes e con necting link between the present and the future who has up is torch o regress where the previous generation had laid it down and who bears it on triumphantly to generations yet to come. So remember, dear arents, if the da is lon , the duties many and the urdens hea that the rewards are :qually as great, ind thaf it is you, who, regardless o e pas triumphs or the brief applause that others ma receive, are patiently arnstaktng y day, modeling the future of mankind. -And ity that is not a worthy cause if it isa t a 1 enough career to call for and to receive the best you have to offer, then life itself is but an empty gesture. Cratefnliy, The Class of 1952 UUH PRINCIPAL AND SUPEHINTENIIENT Mr. Joseph F. Donovan Mr. Lawrence P. Quinn Superintendent Principal Blllllill UF EDUC!-lTIll L. to R.: Arthur Cronin, James Creighton, Thomas Somers, President, Amos LaBarge, Clerk. Absent: Edmond Harvey. Mr. Donovan, our superintendent, and Mr. Quinn, our principal, are the directors of the student body within our school. We are proud of them and are grateful to them for the guiding hand they have extended to us in helping to solve our many difficulties throughout our school years. The Board of Education, consisting of five men, represents the people in our school district. Each year one member is elected to serve without salary for five years. This group consists of Thomas Somers, presiding as president, Amos LaBarge as clerk and James Creighton, Arthur Cronin and Edmond Harvey who constitute the remainder of the board. We wish to express our thanks and appreciation to these men who have upheld the tremendous responsibility in managing our schools. 4 feffiv N.. N 7 S' 'L x H 71- 'J-l X W , X zm Sa 1+ X Q - A - sl ' SV Wm N , ,lm umumlm n llf 1 'n 'Mil' 'n'Q 'n i :'5: U 1llih1IIlIIHIWMl1I'lN' if WM 1 A v llWhiiE i lv 'gwululuiu ,U X M WWW I X g - I ' 'TN IW BNWT H Q6 N V, v 3 A 3 . 5? nw xr Ex? A W , 'X xgssrsisw mf-PWS Q K ig K .ki li A 3 K 1,5 ? 2 X, ' 2 5 e Z ? ' -. , K X 4 Q K 5 W f f : Y I www wiv Q if Www -L ww, V-EK' E a 5 3 5 i f gf: xtgs. 'Q ix iq: N A 3? L gffb-151 gf , K i 5? Y wif M? fi ' gg i , f Eff ff? j . FI: ? i V 1 5 if sd A ,ASX L QR Qiiky M R 5 H' 5 1 2 5 .5 Wm 2 :vm 534 2 Y? 4 NY Q , I Kgs! A buf' SE IUH HVISEHS SENIOR ADVISORS L. to R.: Mr. Bayer, Miss Proulx, Mr. Christian. The Class of '52 elected an inspiring group of officers in September, 1951. Paul Cagnier was chosen as President, Irene Sarazen as Vice-President, Joe Clement as Treasurer, and Yvonne Planty as Secretary. Under the competent advice of Miss Proulx and Mr. Christian, our first project undertaken was a square dance which was a huge success. We next undertook a Penny Carnival at which everyone had a pleasant time. Just before Christmas we sold Christmas and All Occasion cards from which we raised a great deal of money for our yearbook. At the present time we are making plans for our Senior Ball, another square dance, and Class Day. SE IDB UPFICEH5 SENIOR OFFICERS L. to R.: Y. Planty, Sccre Laryg I. Sarazen, Vice Presidentg P. Gagnier Presidentg J. Clement Treasurer. 8 GEORGE ANDERSON Laugh and the world laughs with you. CLARENCE BELL Women annoy me, I love to be annoyed. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 45 Bowling 25 Pep Club 3, 4, Sec.-Treas. 4, Intramural Basketball lg Intramural Volley- ball. --15 p, w .. Y JAMES BEATY A man of a few thousand words. Track 1, 2, 35 Cross Country lg Pep Club 4, Basketball Mgr. 24 Football Mgr. 2, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Deco- rating Committee Junior Prom. 9 JAMES ANDERSON f But yet he pale o thousand riends.' Senior Choir 3, 4: Dmmatics Club 3, 4g Night of Jan. 16tb g Topaz of Ethiopia. LILLIAN BIANCA Like on ongel's visit, short and sweet. Senior Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 4g Orchestra 23 Dramatics Club 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 45 Intra- mural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Gym Leader 4, Executive ffnmmihnn nrnmniina fflnlx I.. JANE BOBAK Whatever she does, she does with ease. Secretary of Class 15 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Winning Basketball Team 15 Triple Trio l, 2, 3, 45 Vice-Pres. of Class 25 C. A. A. 2, 3, 45 Gym Leaders 3, 45 Secre- tary of Class 35 Soccer-Speedball Playday 1, 35 Winning Soccer Team 35 Spring Concert 1, 2, 3, 45 20 Question Assembly Pro- am 35 Potsdam Spring Festival 5 45 Decoration Committee for junior Prom 35 Quiz Program Assembly 35 Editor-in-Chief of Tuhisean5 Special Choir 45 Ama- teur Program Assembly 3, 45 Senior Choir 1, 3, 45 Manager of Field Hockey 25 Manager of Soccer 45 Manager of Vol eyball 35 Manager of Basketball 4. X , if DOROTHY BRADY Bom with the gift of laughter and a sense that the world is mad. Senior Choir 3, 45 Pep Club 45 C. A. A. 45 Night of Jan. l6th stage crew 35 Junior Prom Deco- rating Committee 35 Intramurals 3, 4. JOSEPH CLEMENT To say what he thinks. Alpha Club President 15 Pep Club 3, 45 Pres. of Pep Club 45 President of Sophomore Classg Subscri tion Manager of Tuhi- sean5 Class Treasurer 45 Dra- matics Club Stran r in Bethle- hem 45 Great Sisters Melo- drama 45 Baseball 3, 45 Captain of Sectional Bowlin Champions 35 Basketball and Fgootball Man- ager 35 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 45 Winning Intramural Basket- ball Team 45 Decorating Commit- tee for Junior Prom. CONSTANCE BODAH ROMEO COTE Take me just as I am. All things .come 'round to J. V. Cheerleader 35 G. A. A. 3, Mm 'ha' 'mu 'WU' 45 Intramurals 3. 4- Track 3. 10 ALEX DAVIS Little strokes fell great oaks. Track Squad 2, 3. u DONALD DORIGUZZI Nat that I loved study less but that I loved fun more. Football 2, 3, Track 2, 3, 43 Baseball 43 Intramural Basket- ball 4g Winning Intramural Bas- ketball Team 4. RICHARD DEMARS A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Business Manager of Tubisean 4g Bowling 4g Intramurals 3, 43 Win- ning Intramural Basketball Team 4. LEO EDWARDS PERCY FORKEY Full of pep and full of flmi Whoe'er feels deeply, feels liked by each and every one. for all who live. President of Junior Class 3. 11 ROBERT FREDERICKS Never unprepared. Alpha Club 15 Pep Club 3, 45 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Junior Varsity Basketball 25 Sports Elditor of Tuhisean 45 Intramurals VIRGINIA HARRIS Life is just one dam thing after another. Smior Choir l, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics Club 2, 3, 45 Press Club l, 2, 3, 43 C. A. A. l, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Stage Manager ol What a Life 15 Stage Mmager of Jenny Kissed Me 35 Ninn of Jan. l6th Ass't. Director 35 Publicity anager Drama Club 25 Executive Committee ol Dramatics Club 25 Bowling Toumamurt 35 Topaz of Ethiopia Stage Manger 35 Decorating Committee Junior Prom 35 Great Westem Melodrama 45 S rin Concert 2, 3, 45 'inning Basketball and Plea Hook? Teams 35 Winning Volleyball 2, 35 Skiing . W --11, ,L v MQ . Q4 If F u 5 I DOROTHY GUILD One reason why gentlemen prefer blondesf' G. A. A. 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Preaa Club 35 Dramatics Club 3, 45 A Stran in Bethlehem 45 Night of 16th bead of Props crew 35 Decorating Com- mittee of Junior Prom 35 Class Secretary 25 Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling 3, 45 Winning Team 3. 12 PAUL GAGNIER There'll be a hot time in the old town tonight. Dramatics Club 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Football Mana er 2, 45 Intra- mural Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Win- nin Intramural Basketball Team 45 gross Club 35 Junior Prom Decorating Committeesg Golf 1, 2, 3, 45 President of Senior Class. LARRY KENISTON Never say more than neces- 99 sary. BETTY LaBARGE One knows the worker by the work. Senior Choir 3, 4, Triple Trio 3, 4, Accompanist 4, Spring Festi- val at Potsdam 3, Press Club 3, Pep Club 4, Dramatics Club President 4, Decoratin Commit- tee Jlmior Prom, Niggt of jan. 16tb 3, Great Weatem Melo- drama 4, Make-Up Crew 3, 4, As- sistant Art Editor of Tubisean Staff 4, Special Cboir 4. IVAN LaLONDE To make o mountain out of a rnolehlllf' Football l, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 3, 4, Dramatics 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Press Club 3, Intramural Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Winning Intra- mural Baaketball Team 4, Base- ball l, 2, 3, Stage Crew for Spring Play 3. CAROL LaDUE To win friends and influence people. 'A Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleaders 1, 2, 3, Co- Captain of Cheerleaders 3, Alpba Club l, Vice-President, Ass't. Art Editor Tubisean Staff 4, Triple Trio 1, 2, 3, Dramatics 2, Press Club 1, 2, 3, Ass't. Editor 3, Vice-Pres. of Class 1, Gym Leader 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Decoration Committee Jr. Prom, Band 1. 13 ROGER LaCI..AIR He played not for the prize, but for the sport of it. Football 2, 3, 4, Jr. Varsit Bas- ketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Track.3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4. DONALD LANTHIER Be always sure you're right, then go ahead. Football l, 2, 3, 45 Dflmllifli Club 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Art Editor of Tnhisean 4, Deco- ration Committee for Junior Prom 3. EUGIRA LaV0lE The vision of oar ancestors. Iattalnrals 1, 2, 3, 45 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 GI! Leaders 2, 3, 45 Pnl Club . 2. 35 P Club 4, Auistaat Editor of .Edliaean Staff 45 Decoratinzs Committee for Junior Pro! 35 Question Aa- selbly 45 Bowling Sectional 35 Vollfiiball Sectionals 35 Wlnnin Bow Q Team 3: Winning Softbah Teal 5 Basketball Playda 45 'inning Basketball Team 45 Rin- ning Bowling Team 4. BARBARA McLEAR 'Thereb sothing like fun is there? Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Gym Leaders 2, 3, 45 Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Clnb 3, 45 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Treaaaret of Class 39 Press Club 2, 35 Volleyball Manager 2. -in Bi' RICHARD McCAR'l'HY A leader of men and a follow- er of women. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Winning Intramural Baaketball Team 4. 14 NANCY LEIGHTON Al l t b I ls she iau:lz:e.'gue U we now Band 2, 35 Senior 2, 3, 4. AUDREY NORTH Silence is more musical than any song. Basketball 2, 45 Volleyball 25 Badminton 45 Bowling 3, 45 Sen- ior Choir 45 Softball 2. ROBERT OWEN Love many, trust few, always paddle your own canoe. Choir 1, 2g Pep Club 4, Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4, Winning Intra- mural Basketball Team 4, Base- ball 2, 3: Track 25 Decorating Committee for Junior Prom 35 Volleyball Sectional 35 Treaaurer of Claaa 3. LEONARD RICHER A friend at all times ex- presses his character well. Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3g Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 4, Winning lntramnral Basketball Team 45 Sectional Bowling Champion 35 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Decorating Com- mittee for Junior Prom 3. L. Z6 ,ef ' 'X , 1 KAY RICHARDSON Her laughter bubbles quickly to the surface. Alpha Club lg Pep Club 4, Senior Choir lg G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Leaders 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Decorating Committee for Junior Prom 3, Press Club 2, 3. 15 . YVONNE PLANTY P s towolk izbglvi ra :elk allzllll' w ny Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2: gland 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 3 Se 4, Literary Editor ole Tutlxllztaryn 45 Junior Prom Committee: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: Winning Teams 3, 4. IRENE SARAZEN A good disposition ie more valuable than gold. Intramural l, 2, 3, 45 Cyl Leader 3. 4, Prea. of C- A. A. 4: C. A. A. , 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 45 Vice-Pres. ol Pep Club 4, Cheerleaders 3, 43 Capt. ol Cheerleaders 45 Dramatica Club 3, 4, Executive Committee of Dramatice Club 3, 45 Claus VicePres. 3, 45 Decorating Commit- tee for Junior Plum 3: Tuhiaean Stall Girls' Sports Editor 45 Senior Choir 2, 3, 4, Bowling Mansasr 3. Great daers are never great talkers. L JEWETT TARBOX Be silent and safe-silence never betrays you. Baseball 3. 1 'A w lf? L f s l AYUPE SHAHEEN f ,ig 'ta JOAN TRUDEAU , Never a worry, never a care. G. A. A.g Gym Leader 3, 4g ' Decorating Committee for Junior Prom, Varsig Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Capt. 3, ep Club 45 Assist- ant Subscription Manager for Yearbook 45 Intramrnals , 2, 3, 4, Alpha Clubg Press Club 3, Senior Choir 4. r,. it tv Q.-J J N X I. .U ex A CLASS HISTUHY As we arrive at our final destination, we look hack on the milestones of our altogether too short journey and realize we now must segarste, each person going his own way. With gleamful eyes and c attering mouths we boarded the Freshman plane of knowledge making a oup of insplringgzassengers under the able guidance of our stewardess and bombardier Miss Malakie ang Mr. Tooley, In ptember, 1948. Our ingenuity and eagerness provided the fuel which tumed tl: propellers that started us flyin forward. We started our long c imb by electigg our first officers to keep us going in the right direction. wi decided Hardy Horan, as president, would m e a good pilot. Om' vice- resident Carol LaDue made an excellent co-pi ot. We comp eted our crew with two excellent navigators: Cheney, treasurer and Jane Bobak, secretary. How far away the destination of graduation seemed as we were on our happy climbing journey. Our first year was au active one with Dorothy Guild top ing the honor ro throughout the season as she did the rest of the school career. Of course the basketbagl, track, football, base all, ski and olf teams could never have glotten by without the aid of our boys as uplayers and our girls as cheerleaders.sThe mem- bers of our class a so too part in the Allpha and Press Cl s. Toward the end of our first climb we eveled off to have a successful party and celebrate our ability to carry on to our Sophomore tyear. In 1949 we again starte our flying climb wondering if it would be as smooth as our first. M term we replaced our stewardess and acquired two bombardiers, our advisors Mr. Baker and Mr. c . Our officers also changed. President Joe Clement took over as pilot, vice resident Jane Bobak took over as co-pilot and our two navilgstors became Ayn Shaheen as treasurer and.5orothy Guild as secretary. The Tlrpper Lake Hidr Schoo swelled with pridge to have Sophomore boys active ll all sports and the Sophomore Girls as Cheerleaders and Gym Leaders. In regard to co-educational activities our class held flying colors in the Dramatics and Press Clubs. Once again we leveled off for another rousing party to end our career as Sophomores. Initiative led our class to its third climb-the Junior Year. Here in 1950 we took on another stewardess, Mrs. Austin along with o e new bombardier Mr. Cote and one old .bombardier Mr. McGinn. U d th t t I dersh' f 'd t L Ed ds ilot, vice- esid t Irene Sarazeu as co- ner ecom en ea rpo pres: en eo war asp pr en pilot, treasurer lgfbert Owen and secretary Jane Bobak as navigators, we started the engines on a roaring climb by putting on the first square dance of the season. This was a peat success. ecause of our un- excelled ability, we outahined the Seniors by our glorious prom the CAROUSEL at which we featured Freddy Gra and his orchestra. Even thoudr we had to go in the red for such grand music, everyone was delidtthrlly pleased. Again our class led in sports and girls' activities along with Pep, Dramatics, and Press Club membss. We also had two toueful singers, Betty LaBarge and Jane Bobak, who attended the Spring Festival and won honorable mmtion. ' Our final climb was started in Se tenber, 1951, under the much looked forward to advisorship of Steward- ess Miss Proulx and Bombardiers Christian and Mr. Bayer. . l As our last but never forgotten crew. we chose president Paul Gagiier as pilot, vice-president Irene Sarasen as co-pilot, and treasurer of Ol!! much needed funds Joe Clement along with secretary Yvonne Planty as uavigators. . Our first successful project undertaken was a seyuare dance at which everyone had s splendid time. Next we undertook a Penny Carnival which was a big if! in our treasury and our attendants pockets. just be- golrle Christmas we commenced selling Christmas and All Occasion cards that helped make our treasmy Juice more os- ingenious class showed its ability in sports. drlmltics. and girls' activities. Of coprtze Sur tglnbloe Cluaent and Irene Sarazen were chosen as president and vice-president respec- tive o e e u nl Senior halbketball team played a e against the Faculty team and beat the teachers ily: big score. The engines of om' plane are sow slowing down and soon they will halt. We only hope future will hold as much as did our happy school days and that all our friends will remuuber us. NAME George Anderson Jimmie Anderson J immy Bw! T B ll Lilegianza J ane Bobak Connie Bodah Doonef' Brady Joe C ement Romeo Cote Alex Davis Dean Doriguzzi Dick Demara sg Ezf-as' of 'Y Bob redericks P ulG i nZ.c..5i Virginia Harris Larry Keniston Betty LaBarge Roger LaClair Carol LaDue Ivan LaLonde Dm Lanthier gmie :lie an ton Riclizzrd McCarthy Barbara Mcrhear As No Begg, Owen Yvonne Pluny Kay Richardson Ltll Richer Tuni Sarszm Aynpe Shaheen J can Trudeau J ewett Tarbox CLASS PEHS Il ALITIES PET PEEVE Homework Masculine females Going to the office Pool Room Little sisters with big months Someone cracking gum Unifonns Prof. McGinn's Beagles History assignments Assignments Cold weather DL Patty Work rl-M' C.. f ee in tra o Bldrgsorf My car Tuarr Lake's Artic lot! Dooney Geniuses American Ohservers Braggers Conceited people English 4 Hei ht Bobiy Being called Al My nickname Monk Mr. Poulin Mailman History Little sisters with Brig ears sittin M21 ' People who call me Buckwheat Unknown Air Force FAVORITE PASTIME Writing letters Correspondin with- Coming from ae office Making the 'rls mad Leaming toqowl Waiting for Dad after school Writing letters Eating and talking Betty Hunting Hunting Pitching Woo Driving Scouting Bookkeepling Study ha s Dancing Driving the Chevy Listening to Edna and Ray Bourdage Going to the movies Those Ivory Keys Parking My dates with Ted Bothering Miss Mslakie Taking care of house Riding in the Olds Playing the piano Going to school Knitting Bowlinlg My no dan Bowling Sports Pool room Sitting in Roy's Working Riding in a certain car 17 PRIZE POSSESION Class ring My picture collection My slip to get back into 'TT Cnr air Tuczu' My piano My cehr chest Private libra in Maid's gickname SEN Tzegtiin Barbara ICEVIEIO Class ring My car My nickname ANIMAL Pat's camp My authentic claim to rebel blood My seat beyond Moody brid se My social studies mik My schmoos Draft Card My cedar chest My History Book Joanne Bobby My piano My new car My class ring My letters GENlE Dick Len's ring Kay My S2 allowance My seven seater Ronnie's Picture Popularity Personali Best Fisare Done Most For Class Irene Sarazen Jane Bob Dorothy nild jane Bobak IDEAL GIHI. .j 14:1 s,. 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Ass't- AVI Edllvf R Fredericks, Boys' Sports Editorg Y. Planty, Literary Editorg D. Lanthier, Art Editor. T HISEI-iN ST PP Locked within the printed pages of the 1952 Tuhisean are the photographs of the stu- dents with whom, hand in hand, we have stniggled along the pathway to leaming and the faculty who, with their magical know-how, have contributed so abundantl that we may be better equipped for a successful future. Perhaps in the future we too will be sending our youngsters down that same pathway of learning and we will be able to reminisce with them over our exciting school days by glancing at the Tdiisean. To make possible this 1952 Tuhisean, it was necessary to form a com tent student staff. With our able advisor, Miss Proulx, we raised the necessary funds angecompiled the necessary information. The entire class participated in the sponsoring of the annual Penny Carnival, a square dance, selling cards, and enlarging the list of subscribers. f 3 ? Q4 '-Q-Q Q4 t . 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Planning a commtmity celebration of almost any kind The high school band, of course. In planning almost any ty of program the high school band is the organization most likely to be on the hind of the list to be asked to help. The members of the Tupper Lake High School Band are to be congillatulated. They have rehearsed since September, four and sometimes five morn is each wee , to attain a goal of musicianship that will come only through re earsal. During the football season the band pla ed for all of the home games and trav- eled to Massena and to Saranac Lake. 'lyhey have participated in seven parades in Tupper Lake and Saranac Lake, have added zest to many pep rallies, have given programs for the Tup er Lake Rotary Club, have produced three assembly pro ams, took part in the EYSSMA festival in Potsdam and had a major portion of thine annual spring musical held in Tupper Lake. The band brings together many stu- dents, who otherwise would never have the opportunity to become acquainted. The experience a student receives, in S? x band, teaches them to cooperate and work together as a team and also to be a leader and at the sane time a follow- er. This experience is invaluable to any student who wishes to indulge in something fine and who has the in- telligence and patience to rehearse, diligently, toward dperfection in a specialized field of e ucation. mjaoqdi A. he B. 0 J' so ygcfsilual G Dccwai S. we Tl' A pet'-01 ' 1. D 1 ,Ylt9YAoo3'l YA ov- BQ'5'za i1w5221f-mv? ww' W 9 . ' , , In . 99, V, 'fxgsugsongfgeo M . Gxono ..,v-gms-v :t.1-Lg, 0Q.'3..f-Q' D av - 'fo en ' . ' . - B5 ' v OV' .Y.H':z2'23'i0Q't.f3,2,S:.?fg,5E'-35',?:.-n- .W w,'ir-1aiffA,4.?'1- 802-f: x..M' aa'w1l'..i:,-mann: 21 i1'1fw:c'S'-W ' wrt.. v- Q2?.g x1.1ef'o gtrrlgdv Yxhtlu O av' Mr. Munroe Director of Band and Choir 28 999' K. ga ifa HF L? ,- N. Av gf 5- vfx . , 22.5 'f is avg , 9 Q' X R fd? EU' S? 123225 1231s '-an V 1 fx we x. Q- if MMR 'la 'Sf K' A Kg. K Q sw N f. 'W W me 'Su Q 'ls K . sf ara , 0. -g A r . - ,- ,LN if 9 xy, 0 buf :- Lila X 'YQ 6. if RN, Q. . Q X.. 5, J' Y Ez , I K , -. ip f . A Q . 4 y T' ' . , iQ I ff Eg Qi J' .f M 591' . 5. , ' a ' r ' ff ,, QQ Q5 'Mg -3, rf K jgnf M QT!! W har Y W Q, ss! ' ' 153' ll N W x t Q 2313. 31, 5 H gf ya' fi 3 gf ff 9 + .W 5, ,, 1 -- , , 'af 3' Q 'L - V - 1 ig 5 v X vs . , 4 v - NA3-,1 1 1 f H 2 3 S ,K . it .Q if COACHES:-L. to R.: Mr. Perry, Mr. Quinn. Tupper Lake ended up the ear 1951 with three wins and three losses and a canceled game with O densburg. With the exception of Gfenwood Charland and Don Lan- thier, Tupper had a completely new team on the field. Coach Len Perry spent most of the year rebuilding his team for the next year when Tlipper will probably be one of the power houses of the Northern League. The '51 team had four freshmen, Bob LaBarge, Chuck Paye, Richard Beauchamp and Jim Bourbeau, who showed much promise. Boys who hadn't seen much action but came along fine were Marvin Connor, Ted Staves, Jack Dumoulin and James Savard. Left overs from the '50 team who gave a good account of them- selves were: Ro er LaClair, Everett Roberson and Cfarence Bell. All in all-, the season was a success, with Tu per ending in a tie for third place and, roducing an All-Nmthem, Glen- wood, Charland, who was also chosen on the All-Upstate team. Other candi- dates for All-Northern were: Clar- ence Bell, Bob LaBarge, Jim Bour- beau and Dick Beauchamp. SCORES PIJUTB LL J. V. 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K 4- 5 ' , f 1 'G J S f -5, N g 4 - vi W - nf W' H if y, H1 41, 1 ., ' 5' J 'W X f-'hx A vp .,, , f ' .ig 1 ij' . 9 4 , , , 'S v V v L V 45 ,, H Mwfptfgsr' .ffw fr V46 5' wQ if5 Q' X b fl ' g -x ,,a X 1 A N' X' X g i , ff v 4 Q. is my .Sir fi in J' 'w , ,ff , 4 f I Ayr lx if E Ns J x Saw: -5? is fix , 'lf 5 4 's - 5 if x, f gi gfgg ,L U. Q . , , , s Q-,ga X ,.f.x-yfgcmgax 'mi ,Y , fxff .fi5f2f?1T 'I ?W?5i 'il' . Q . ? G' 1 ff .+1x,4.j,1 ,ta R V A 4 K . f f,,f.,.,, r ., 5 f an f , w ,f W '2 K -.183 1 . K if -T ff A-TIZ!'!?' 3 N Q fm . x , V 299- F. N , Y Ti-fi f A xLfXx3Afgk . K 4 x X g f ' V-:.4l1fS5R.l 93,451 X 'K - lib T' rx F .f gg, , . W 3352 f i if W-, . gy.: :Tia 'Q 4,-iw -- -s-jc 11 a Q - 1 X 1 Compliments to the Class of 1952 FRANKLIN DAIRY Milk -- Cream Homogenized Milk THE GIFT SHOP For the Best in Gifts and Greeting Cards Compliments of ENDICOTT-JOHNSON'S Phone 429 Tupper Lake KING'S ELECTRIC SHOP . Electrical Contracting - Refrigeration Compliments of 76 Park St. Tupper Lake, N. Y. ROY'S RESTAURANT Phone 123 ff, '1E12,i,'Z,'1,,g3eff Q',Zff,' ADRIAN'S JEWELRY SHOP 55 Main St. Downtown Tupper Roy Colburn, Prop. Lake Guaranteed Watch, Clock 8L jewelry Repairs Kensington Metal - Cambridge Glass HARVEY'S PHARMACY R. L. Hawkins, Prop. Tupper Lake, New York Compliments of ASEEL JEWELRY STORE Compliments of SABIN'S ELECTRIC SHOP Tupper Lake, New York Phone 562 Tupper Lake, N. Y. Compliments of THE HOLLAND HOUSE Famous for half a century as the favorite eating and meeting place of the north country Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Byrne Coinplixnents of FOR'I'UNE'S HARDWARE GRAND UNION HOTEL Faust, N. Y. Compliments of COHN'S PHARMACY lfaust. N. Y. Success to the Graduates of '52 CHALMER'S RADIO SERVICE Wilbur A. Chalmers, Class of '22 ConQr.utul.itions to the Class of '32 RECREATION CENTER l-ll Park Street Tupper Lake. New York Compliments of HAROLD J. NICHOLS Friendly Insurance Service Tupper Lake, N. Y. Phone 840 Compliments of MISS TUPPER DINER Where old friends meet - Open 2-I hours - Amos Robillard Compliments of Your Cost Plus Store SUNMOUNT MARKET Art Welch, Prop. Compliments of SURPRISE - Household Outfitters - Tupper Lake. New York Compliments of SUNMOUNT SERVICE STATION Art Wood, Prop. Compliments of ADAMS' GARAGE Chrysler -- Plymouth Tupper Lake. New York Compliments of F REDRICK SAVARD Tupper Lake, New York Where your dollar does double duty DONOVAN'S STUDIO 80 Park Street Tupper Lake. N. Y. ' Compliments of LA VALLEY 8: WOULF COMPANY Gas - Fuel Oil - Kerosene S1tt't'ess to Class of l952 GEORGE NELSON Insurance K Real listale Bouquets of Good Wishes to the Class of '52 MARGARET LARKIN'S FLOWERS Best Wishes to the Class of '52 NORTHLAND MOTORS Cadillac - Oldsmobile Chevrolet - G. M. C. Trucks Clifton Bliss, Manager Earl Hesseltine, Service Manager Faust, New York WOOD'S SHOP 90 Park Street - Phone 592 Tupper Lake, N. Y. - Everything for the Lady - Compliments of J. J. NEWBERRY AND CO. Tupper Lake, New York PURDY'S DEPARTMENT STORE The Best That's New for '52 Tupper Lake, N. Y. Compliments of WHITE'S MUSIC AND ELECTRIC General Electric Home Appliances Home Furnishings - Bottle Gas Service Phone 98 Tupper Lake, N. Y. Compliments of WALT'S SERVICE STATION Walt T. Maroun, Prop. Tupper Lake, New York For Smart Fashions THE SMART SHOP Tupper Lake, New York Compliments of Westem Auto Associate Stores 122 Park Street Tupper Lake, N. Y. Compliments of MAGRlNO'S CLEANERS Tupper Lake, New York Good luck, and we pray that your generation will have the next 50 years of peace and happiness. A Word of Advice To You Young People BUY GOOD BRANDS from GOOD STORES and You'll Always Get YOUR MONEY'S WORTH GINSBERG'S Department Store Established 1897 This is Our 55th Year Oil-O-Matic Heating Crane Plumbing Better Hardware Phone 50 SElGEL'S-OF COURSE Compliments of FIRESTONE George Peck, Prop. Tupper Lake, New York Compliments of MeCARTl-lY'S MARKET Frank McCarthy, Prop. Tupper Lake, New York ' Compliments of U. S. BOBBIN Q SHUTTLE CO., INC. Tupper Lake, N. Y. IROQUOIS HOTEL The Indian Room Cocktail Lounge Mike Pisanchin, Prop. Compliments of MARTIN BROS. Meat and Groceries Tupper Lake, New York Compliments to Class of '52 LEO J. KBUCKD SARAZEN Kerosene - Diesel Fuel Fuel Oil - Bottled Gas Gas Ranges -Hot Water Heaters Phone I0 29 Berkley Ave. Congratulations to the Class of 1952 SONNY BOY BAKERS In the heart of the Adirondacks CONGRATULATIONS To The CLASS OF 1952 OVAL WOOD DISH CORPORATION Manufacturers Ritespoons - Riteforks - Flat Spoons - Ice Cream Sticks Yvood Food Trays M. F. M. A. Hardwood Flooring - Commercial Veneers Hardwood Lumber F a c t o r i e s Potsdam Tupper Lake 44 PAUL SMITH'S COLLEGE Courses completed in two years in Forestry or Resort Hotel Management First two years of four-year program in Forestry Resort Hotel Management Home Economics General Business Liberal Arts A. A. S. and A. A. Degrees Granted Many Try Sunshine First for Most Everything SUNSHINE ACCESS. STORES, I Pay Cash - Pay Less NC. Compliments of TUPPER LAKE Coca-Cola Bottling Company Phone 480 Compliments of HOTEL ALTAMONT Tops in Tupper For the Best Times Meet in The Mountain Room Compliments of TUPPER LAKE AUTO SALES Pontiac - Buick Sales and Service A. B. Cronin, Owner Compliments of J. A. LYDAMORE, INC. Plumbing - Heating - Hardware - DuPont Paint - 33 High Street Tupper Lake Phone 105 BASTIAN BROS. CO Rochester, New York Designers and Producers of Exclusive Class jewelry Genuine Engraved Cormnencement Announcements and Personal Cards Mr. james L. Mason 90 Rock Island Street Gouvemeur, New York Compliments of TI-IE TUPPER LAKE NATIONAL BANK A Strong and Friendly Bank Ready and able to meet every Legitimate Credit Requirements of the Community A good place to do business Modem - Efficient - Conservative Tupper Lake, New York Resources Over Four Million Dollars Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Federal Reserve System Compliments of Compliments to the Class of 1952 Sf. ALTAMONT MILK co., me Eve'Y dY'S Fiend Milk - Cream - Ioe Cream Compliments of SHAI-IEEN'S MARKET Homogenized Milk Phone 141 Tupper Lake, N. Y. Compliments of Compliments to the RICI-IER FUNERAL HOME Class of '52 Tupper Lake, N. Y. Phone 369 For the best in furniture of distinction Mansel, Hardend, Haywood, Gibson, Garland, Monark, Virginia House Compliments of LaROCQUE9s DEPT. STORE TUPPER LAKE FURNITURE CO. Tupper Lake, New York Tupper Lake Phone 152 Phone 68 46 CENTRAL CITY BUSINESS INSTITUTE Approved by the New York State Department of Education FALL TERM BEGINS SEPT. 2, 1952 Syracuse 2, New York William Veigel, Director Good Luck to All We Build We Insulate Ive Heat We're hard to beat TUPPER LAKE SUPPLY CO. - We Guarantee - Phone l37 Compliments of JOHN MAROUN Faust, New York Compliments of MIKALLS LG. A. MARKET Phone I2 Faust, New York Best Wishes to Class of '52 KIKLEVICITS LIQUOR STORE jo Anne 8: Walter Kiklevich, Jr., Prop. Compliments of BOYER'S MARKET Faust, N. Y. Best Wishes to the Class of 'J2 MAI D'S PHARMACY The Rexall Store Tupper Lake, New York Compliments of PAUL SMITI-l'S ELECTRIC LIGHT, POWER 8: RAILROAD COMPANY 4 , ,5- lq ',?Q,,:. n ,L .45 , ,A . uf 4. 1 f . , . X 1 .1 1 1 ,L 1 , . in N u, I . 'K e . . 1 'XA , ,:fg'. . . 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