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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1955 volume:

0..Mwwmmm n ' '-vw.-w.....M THE SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS THE ICISS TUHISEAN ff V 2 if 'L ws N E WJ? jf-fi' 'L f f Q Q 7Lf TUPPER LAKE HIGH SCHOOL TUPPER LAKE N Y .4-1 K 2 I KK. if ' s- Q L4 ,vii X mf ' I w X N ll 1- ff E W 2? 3 ' ' lllllll C W M fi-fig.-if :',.f - jul' S- --'- Students today are always hearmg the express1on the good old days Let s go back to the good old days People speak to us about the fme horses and beauuful bugg1es they once used and the obstmate horseless carnage w1th all 1ts cranklng H0138 and breakdowns We hear of the long w1nters and the great snows ln the days of John Hurd s mlll and lumber camps and of the great f1re 1n 1899 Many tell of the corner grocery store where one could buy anythmg from sheet mus1c to a coffm Here men sat around pot belhed stoves and played checkers Those were the days when boys 1n knlckers teased plg ta1led g1r1s who were rolltng hoops down the street Then Mom wore a bustle and a great cartwheel of a hat wh1le Pop strutted rn h1s hrgh buttoted shoes The bxcycle bullt for two and tunes hlce The Blue Danube were all part of that era All these thmgs make the good old days sound enchanung The Tuhtsean Staff thought lt would be fun 1f we could all go back to the 1900 s for a httle whxle and look at th1s book through the eyes of the Buster Browns and the G1bsonG1rls of yesteryear So lets grab hold of the pendulum on the cover and turn back the hands of tlme to the begmrung of the twentxeth century Put on your duster crank that L1zz1e get on board and we ll see how the Tupper Lake Hrgh School of 1955 looks ,jas- Fr' C' f5f' rw rw 'F KN P A C, v ' ' ll I ,, . . . . . . . . ' . D . . . , . , I . . . . . ' - f - - ' u n A . ' ll II ' ' . . , . . . . . , . . , . . I I In Vx C ii A A 5 f5 r- INK! fn f' f'5 fs I' 133 ff' ur, pl . v 4 ','5f't::'?:52:e1.:'3f'.-9 ' 1 9' 0 if 1' 0 12 llll f 4Zslr2Ql f Aff 4' .r .ii :V ALMA MATER Tune Juanrta Deep 1n the Northland Wrth rts h111s and rnountarn Farthful to her people Tupper Hrgh School stands We her sons and daughters Left our vorces to the s And the h111s re echo Sendrng back the cry Chorus Tupper dear old Tupper Alma Mater proud are we Tupper dear old Tupper Thy sons to be II Soon other faces come For we must pass along And others harl thee After we have gone. And rn future years My s grand Though we're scattered far and wrde At thy call, we'11 rally, Tupper, to your srde fx ff , ff X - p urs!! ef' A ' ' 14 ' .A , r A 'GJ 2137: I I 'iff ' 7 I l - ff 44' DEDICATION We the class of 1955 ID humble apprecxatlon h1s understandmg and gmdance not only as a teach er but also as our fue dedicate our TUHISEAN to Mr. Thomas Christian for , ' nd. MEM ,ip fi. pie. f my 3 X N. -el WA I 40 A i f K I f 1:0 Q BOARD OF EDUCATION MR. JOSEPH F DONOVAN LAWRENCE P QUINN Supermtendent Pr1nc1pa1 The Class of 55 would l1ke to thank Mr Donovan our superrntendent Mr Qumn our school prrncrpal and the members of the Board of Educatlon for therr numberless servlces to us Then ureless efforts have helped greatly tomake our days rn T upper Hrgh memorable ones The f1ve members of the School Board are elected for frve year terms by the towns B Cronm Amos l.aBarge Ernest I Wood Clerk In addmon to the other responsrbrlmes thrs year the adrrunrstrators have launched a program of enlargmg the school Constructron on the project IS scheduled to begm 1n the spring MR. JAMES B CREIGHTON MR. THOMAS K SOMERS MR. ARTHUR B CRONIN Presrdent if MR. AMOS LABARGE MR. ERNEST I. WOOD Clerk J . MR. . . . ' I . : ' l I people. These men include: James B. Creighton, Presidentg Thomas K. Somers, Arthur u ' g , Q 9 a sg W 6 FACULTY BUSINESS T. Bayer P. Graton JJ - SGW' ' r, :i,gLfi . '!,,'f '1'4 A1:, . , K , yg ,f4, ,. , , .Qflff 55? 1. iff, jj ,gm Z:-gnu. 32344 - 'f f1f3 ?e 'f'3?3?ff5f4??iiL'A i get WH-'V SOCIAL STUDIES P. Quinn Junior High V. LaF1arnme Junior High M. Malakie L. Tooley Xi, SCIENCE and MATHEMATICS W. McGinn Science V. Gagnier Ir. High Mathematics A. Fallon Ir. High Science F. Baker Mathematics F CULTY MUSIC and ART E. Munroe, Music I. Ignatz, Art A. Pare, Junior High Music SPECIAL TEACHERS SEATED: M. O'Hara, Nurse: B. Jay, Physi- cal Educationg T. Christian, Industrial Arts L. Perry, Physical Education. STANDING F. Camelo, Dental Hygienist, G. McCarthy Librariang F. Tice, Physical Education, L Forkey, Home Economics. LANGUAGES R. Poulin, English H. Austin, French I. Proulx, Latin W. Kraus, English F. Abdallah, Junior High English L I if ff JN V E 1 X, ,JI 'WU JN I X, vi l - , rf: 1 .1 A . if - ' 1' , 9' 5 N x f fs ,J 2 xx .QL LQ 1' J ' 4, fmulng. i f Y J AT, ,f l K yy, ' QW V J' 'M A61 ,' . M 'ja' 'lf-8 STANDING Mr Christian C Payment Secretary ABSENT W Facteau Treasurer Last fall, the class of '55 elected their officers. They chose Warren Churco for President, Marjorie Eggsware for Vice-President, Carol Payment for Secretary and William Facteau for Treasurer. ln November, our class sponsored a Donkey Basketball Game and a Football Hop, which were both huge successess. We have all been busy selling assorted cards. In December the Seniors won first prize of ten dollars for their beautiful Christmas decorations in the school. We donated five dollars of this money to CARE. The class is planning to have another square dance, a penny carnival and a senior boy vs senior girl basketball game later in the year. The Seniors are well represented in the extra curricular activities. These include the Press Club, Drama Club, Senior Choir, Cheerleaders, boys' and girls' sports, band, Student Council, Triple Trio, G.A.A., and National Honor Society. The Senior Class of 1955 wishes to thank their advisors Miss Proulx, Mr. Christian, and Mr, Kraus for their wonderful cooperation inhelping to make our last year at Tupper High a memorable one. SENIOR OFFICERS AND ADVISORS IOANNE AYOTTE Whose life is a bubble, and in length a span. Drama Club 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Gym Leader 4, Senior Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT BARKER A little nonsense now and then, is relished by the wisest men. Football 2, 3,4, Basketball Manager 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Senior Choir 2, 3, Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4, Baseball3, 4, Volleyball 3, 4, Monitor 3. JANIS BODAH Patience! Have faith and thy prayer will be answered. G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3,4, Drama Club 3,4, Cheer- leader 2,3,4, Captain Varsity Cheer- leaders 4, A s s is t a n t Subscription Manager of Tuhisean. ARTHUR CARROW Ah! Happy years! Once more who would not be a boy! Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 2, Ex- change Editor of School Paper 2. 'Q 'AN ,. dl' f X 1 .72 ia 1' ALICE BARRETT Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4, Monitor 3, Press Club 4, Manager of Bowling 4, Subscription Manager of Tuhisean 4, Chairman of Christmas Decoration Committee 4. JAMES BOURBEAU Tis a mad world and in sadness I travell'd madly in these days of mad- ness. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3,4, Basketball l, In- tramural S por ts 1, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 3, 4. GLORIA DAVIS For she wasjust the quret krnd whose nature never varres Senlor Chorr 1 2 4 A Intramural Sports 1 WARREN CHURCO The man that loves and laughs must sure do well Track 1 2 3 4 Footballl 3 4 Bas ketball 1 2 Volleyball 3 4 lntra mural Sports 1 2 3 4 Drama Club 2 3 4 Class Pres1dent3 4 Natronal Honor Socrety 3 4 CAROL COTE Thy modesty s a candle to thy merrt SeruorCho1r1 2 3 IntramuralSports 123DramaC1ub1234 GA A 4 NELSON CASSELL My salad days when I was green rn judgment Baseball 4 Basketball 2 3 4 lntra murals 1 Football 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 DramaClub 1 2 3 4 Band MARFORIE EGGSWARE A smrle that glow d celestral rosy red love s proper hue GA A 1234 GymLeader4 Trrple Trro 4 Bowltng Secuonals Press Club 3 4 Intramural Sports 2 3 4 Mon1tor 4 V1ce Presrdent 4 Semor Cho1r 1 2 3 4 HENRY DANIELS Never rdle a moment but thr1fty and thoughtful of others Intramural Sports 1 2 3 4 Drama Club 3 4 Press Clubl 2 3 4 Mom tor Chairman 4' Student Council 3' National Honor Society 3, Vice- President 4g Assistant Editor of Tu- hisean 4. DOROTHY FUTTERMAN He is far gone, far gone! and truly in my youth I suffered much extrem- ity for love. Alpha Club 4, Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Choir 1, 2, 3,4, Assistant Literary Editor ofTuhisean 4, Intra- mural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3,4, Monitor 3, Triple Trio 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM FACTEAU Man resolves in himself he will preach, and he preaches. Alpha Club 1, Drama Club 3,4, Press Club 2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor of Press Club 4, Class Treasurer 4, In- tramuralBasketbal1 3,4, Correspond- ence Secretary of Student Council 4, Monitor 3,4. IOANNE LA FAVE How pretty her blushing was, and how she blush'd again. Senior Choir 1,2,3,4, Triple Trio 3, 4, Drama Club 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD l-IAUSER The ladies call him 'sweet'. The stairs, as he treads on them, kiss his feet. Alpha Club 1, Football2, 3, 4, Base- ball Manager 2, 3, Basketball Mana- ger 4, Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4, Class Treasurer 2, Baseball 4, Moni- tor 4. JANET GAUTHIER Laughing is a sense offeeling good, all over, and showing it. Senior Choir 1,2,3,4, Triple Trio 3, 4, Drama Club 3,4, Vice-Presi- dent 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Lead- er 3, 4, Press Club 4, Volleyball Sectionals 2, Gym Leader Secretary and Treasurer 3, 4. REYNALD GRAMMO He liked to like people, therefore, people liked him. Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Football Manager 4, Choir, Press Club, Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4, Band 1, 2, 3, Volleyball3, 4, Business Manager of Tuhisean 4. 'I 3 BARBARA LA LONDE A daughter of the Gods, divinely tall, and most divinely fair. Drama Club 3, 4, G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Gym Leader 3, 4, President 3, 4, ln- tramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 3, TUHISEAN Staff, Editor-in- Chief, National Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 4. ROBERT LA BARGE For he was more than over shoes in love. Class President 1, 2, Alpha Club 1, TUHISEAN Staff, Sports Editor, Foot- ball, Basketball, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf Team 3, 4, Track 1. SALLY LA FRANCE The sweetest thing that ever grew beside a human door. G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Choir 1, 2, 3. LLOYD HARRIS Some think the world was made for fun and frolic, and so do I. Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, Alpha Club l, Track 4, Baseball 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4. ANN LA VALLEE I have a heart with room for every joy. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Leader 4, Drama Club 3,4, Vice-President 1, TUHISEAN Staff, Art Editor, Monitor 3. JAMES LARKIN This life is most jolly. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, Ski Team 2, Track 3, Baseball3,-4, Vol- leyball 3, 4, Senior Choir 1, 2. CAROLE MANNING I have no mockings or arguments l WIIIICSS and wait Senior Choir 1 2 Alpha Club 1 G A A 2 Intramural Sports 1 2 4 MALCOLM LEIGHTON Comb down hrs hair look lookl it stands upright' Football Manager 2 4 Volleyball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 3 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Ski Teaml Monitor 3 4 Senior Choir 1 2 In tramural Sports 1 2 3 4 Press Club 1 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 Drama Club 3 4 Green Valley 3 I EAN PAPIN ln friendship, I was early taught to believe. Senior Choir 1, 2,3,4, Volleyball l, Monitor 3, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball 1, 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Leader 3, 4, Speedball 2. CHARLES MAYOTTE You ain't heard nothin' yet, folks. Football 2, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 2, 3,4, Monitor 3, Intramurals 2. ,J RITA MONTION I shall go softly all my years Senior Choir 1 2,3,4 G A A 3 4 Drama Club 2 3 4 Our Town 2 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 LEE MANDIGO My interest is in the future becaus I m going to spend the rest of m life there Football 1 2 3 4 Track 2 Base bal 2 3 4 5 BARBARA RIC KAM ER Nothxng IS more slmple than great ness rndeed, to be srmple IS to be great Cheerleader 1 Semor Chou 1 4 Press Club 4 Alpha Club 1 Drama Club 1 4 G A A 1 4 Intramurals 1 4 TUHISEAN Staff, Asslstant Busrness Manager 4 WILLIAM OLIVEY The world belongs to the enthusrast who keeps cool Basketball 2 3 4 Football2 Bowl 1ng 3 4 Golf Team 2 3 4 lntra murals 1 Baseba113 4 Momtor 3 4 Skr Team 1 CAROL PAYMENT Come grve us a taste of your qualrty Semor Chorr 1 2 3 4 Drama Club 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 4 Our Town 2 Green Valley 3 G A A 3 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Press Club 4 Class Vrce Presldent 2 Class Secre tary 4 ARTHUR MITCHELL I care for nobody no not I, If no one cares for me' Senior Chorr 1 4 Football 2 3 In tramurals 1 RITA SARAZEN A merry heart that laughs at care Cheerleader 1 2 3 4 Captarn 1 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 PressC1ub1 2 3 4 AlphaC1ub 1 Mon1tor3 Semor Cholrl GAA 1234 Drama Club 1 2 3 4 Chrrstmas Inc WARREN PICKERING The one serlous convrctron that a man should have IS that nothlng lS to be taken too serxously MARGARET SPARKS With volleys of eternal babble. Senior Choir 1, 2, 3,45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 3, 4, Press Club 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. DAVID POIRIER He was the mildest tempered man. Choir 1, 2g Track 3,49 Intramurals 1, 2, 3g TUHISEAN Staff, Assistant Art Editor 4. CARL SAPONE For fools rush in, where angels fear to tread. Senior Choir lg Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, Monitor 3, 4. GEORGE SHAHEEN His studies were pursued, butnever effectually overtaken. Drama Club 3,4, Green Valley Senior Choir 4, Press Club 1. LINDA WHITE Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace. Senior Choir 2, 3, 4, Triple Trio 3, 4: G.A. A. 2, 3,4g Press Club 4, Drama Club 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. CARTER REANDEAU Be silent and safe--silence never betrays you. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2. MICHAEL VAN VRANKEN Upon your sword SII laurel vrctory and smooth success Senlor Chorr 1 2 3 4 Press Club 2 3 4 DramaClub2 3 4 OurTown 2 GreenVa1ley 3 Co Ed1torPress Club 3 Edltor 4 Student Councrl Representatrve 3 4 Natronal Honor Socrety 3 4 Pres1dent4 TUHISEAN Staff Lrterary Edxtor 4 BRUCE WILLETTE I ve taken my fun wherel ve found Track 1 2 Intramurals 1 2 3 WAYNE STAVES Why can't they all be contented like me. Senior Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 49 Curious Savage 15 Our Town '2g Golf Team 1,2g Football 2g Press Club 1g Alpha Club lg In- tramurals 1, 2. BYRON THOMAS There s so much to say, but your eyes keep mterruptmg me Basketball 1 2 3 Track 1 2 3 4 Bowlrng 4 Drama Club 2 3 4 Our Town 2 GreenValley 3 Football 1 2 3 Intramurals 4 Q TERRENCE WOODS Oh not for me therr wrld ecstatrc ways Band 1 2 3 Alpha Club 1 Press Club 1 2 3 4 DramaClub1 2 3 4 Currous Savage 1 Our Town 2 Senror Chorr 1 2 3 Monltor 3 4 GEORGE YOUNG Lrfe to me is one great puzzle Semor Chorr 1 2 3,4 Bowlrng 3 Track 4 Monrtor 3 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 We the class of 1955 of Tupper Lake county of F rankhn state of New York being of sound rmnd and Judg ment and not acting under fraud, menace, or the Lmdue influence of any person whatsoever do make publish and declare this our last Will and Testament in the manner following This is to sayl First We hereby declare all our just debts have been paid fBy the wealthy Jumor classl CLASS Second We leave all our knowledge to the incoming senior class our get up and go to the sophomore class and our enthuslasm to the freshman class Third All the members of the senior class bequeath their possessions to the following to be W theirs absolutely and forever to be used or dispensed of as they see fit Joanne Ayotte leaves half her voice box to Shirley Shaw so she'll squeak up Robert Barker leaves his harem to Billy Dechene so he won t have to go to Star Lake Alice Barrett leaves her energy to Barbara Dems J a.ms Bodah leaves her posmon as captam of the cheerleaders to Joy Bianca James Bourbeau leaves his map of Saranac Lake to Francis Carrow Arthur Car-row leaves h1s youth to Mr McG1nn Nelson Cassell leaves has draft card to Alfred Aseel, to use at the A. Warren Churco leaves his shot put arm to James Bourbeau who may still be here next year Carol Cote leaves her friendly smile to Peter Sperry Henry Daniels leaves his T V to Miss Malakie so she can find out all the news Gloria Davis leave her Homemaking award to S Bel more and V Sabin sports to the Plercefield girls, who have such an awful time getting rides Bill F acteau leaves h1s position as T L H S reporter on the Free Press' to QShakespeare ID John Collins Dorothy Futterman leaves her interest in the pool room to Sh1rley Burke cause RJ won t bethere next year, but Donny sure will Janet Gauthier leaves her 51 00 allowance to Pat, so she can take Mike to the movles Reynold Grammo leaves for Star Lake in two weeks Lloyd Harris leaves his undlscovered ingentuty to Hubert Boudreau who doesn t have any Dick Hauser leaves all the fan ma1l he got as a result of Student's Day to the Faculty Bob LaBarge leaves his ability to get along with girls to Ralph Russell Joanne LaFave leaves her ab1l1ty to go w1th one boy to her sister Carol Sally LaFrance leaves her dancing abihty to June Corneau Barbara LaLonde leaves her diploma to Mike Fuller James Larkin leaves his ability to get his deer to some teachers Ann LaVa1lee leaves her abihty to keep her glasses for 5 years to Grace Russell Malcolm Leighton leaves a pack of cigarettes to Tom Duane so he won t have to buy any Lee Mandtgo leaves his car to Linda Propp so she can go to Piercefield to see Dick Carol Manning leaves her quiet manner to shy Judy Pap1n Charles Mayotte leaves two cigars and a six pack to Don Lyons and Mr Perry Arthur Mitchell leaves his ability to get along with monitors to Harry Curnow Rita Montion leaves her math ability to Gene Corneau with hopes that he ll pass math Bill Ohvey leaves a foot ofhis height to James Badore oO they ll have a center for next year's basketball team Jean Pap1n leaves her gym locker to Jeanne Gauthier so she can keep things together Carol Payment leaves her half mterest lIl the gas station to any of those deserving boys who need gas to get home from Saranac Vincent David Poirier leaves his ability to play the guitar to Lee Hovey and Gene Corneau Carter Reandeau leaves his temper to E Patnode Barbara Rlckamer leaves lf ' to Carol Staves so she ll reach 5 and Mike Carl Sapone leaves his ability to stay 1nEnglish class to Dan Hinkson R1ta Sarazen leaves a S10 fund for Mr Poulin so he can buy his own peanuts for Enghsh George Shaheen leaves his car to Miss Fallon so she won't have to walk to school Margaret M Sparks leaves a Him book to Anne Forkey to keep track of her dates Wayne Staves is just leavmg Byron Thomas leaves his rock love to Lee I love um all ' Underwood Mike VanVranken leaves his Nanonal Honor Society Membershlp to Gary Plumbley Linda White leaves her love for horses to Nancy Trigger Trick Bruce Willett leaves some of his ha1r to baldy Mr Mc Gum Terry Woods leaves his job at the movies to any poor fool George Young leaves 99 pomts of his bowling score to Ann VanVranken so she breaks 100 0 9 l 1 1 I , . ' I I . I D D . . , - ' - . as M : ' . I . 3 , . . n . . i ' .. ,, . . . - -1 U Margorie Eggsware leaves her ability to gethorne after Warren Pickering leaves his driver's license to Gary H , . . . . . ' . - lr ' ' l I ' . as n U . . . . . . . 1 . It ' Il . . . . . . . H. M U I I I ' Il ' NAME Joanne Ayotte Robert Barker Alrce Barrett Jan1s Bodah James Bourbeau Arthur Carrow Nelson Cassell Warren Churco Carol Cote Henry Damels Glorla Dav1s Marjorre Eggsware Wrlltam Facteau Dorothy Futterman Janet Gauthrer Reynald Grammo Lloyd Harms Rlchard Hauser Robert LaBarge Joanne LaFave Sally LaFrance Barbara LaLonde Ann LaValley Malcolm Letghton Lee Mandrgo Carol Mannmg Charles Mayotte Arthur Mttchell R1ta MOHIIOH Willram Oltvey Jean Pap1n Carol Payment Dav1d Pomer Warren Ptckeung Carter Reandeau Barbara Rrckamer Carl Sapone R1ta Sarazen George Shaheen Margaret Sparks Wayne Staves Byron Thomas M1chael Van Vranken Bruce Wrllette Lrnda Whtte Terrence Woods George Young CLASS PE RSONALITIE S PET PEEVE M1ss Malakre Phystcs Krds talkrng to lockers M1ss Malakle Breakmg up Socral Studres M1ss Malakle Arlene s brother Paul Suffer My ntckname Glo o Junlors Janet o Mrke T Mrddle name Pean M1ss Malalde You re a good lad 4th perlod Engltsh Mrs Jay saylng Older History R1ta Slacker s Mr Poulm Gtrls School Seen Joan tomght Rtmntng out of gas School Mr Poulm Mike F Malcolm L M1ss Malakle M1ss Malak1e Walkmg to Sandra s Mlke My s1ster Mr Poulm The Arr Force Englrsh Regents Show offs Malcolm L Schenectady My baby s1ster Speedy poltce L1tt1e ktds Marquee Sassy motorlsts FAVORITE PASTIME Wrrttng letters Gotng to P1ercef1eld Argurng wrth Janet Wrmng to Gorng over the h1ll Workrng wrth chemrcals Playmg basketball Berng wlth Arlene Bemg at the ice cream bar Work1ng w1tn electrrctty Read1ng Berng wrth Teddy Tryrng to f1nd Lrnda Lrstenrng to Jazz Argurng wrth Allce H1tch Hiking to Star Lake Domg hxstory assrgnments Berng with Hams Sports Bemg wtth Eugene Being with Albert Wrrting letters Bumming a ride to Moody Hunung and skiing Driving Golng to the movies Getting home from Faust Watchrng T V wlth Jean Readmg Bemg wlth Mary Ellen Betng wrth Art Ltstenlng to Franke S1tt1ng tn the Dmer Gorng out wtth gtrls Playtng the gu1tar Dancmg Gorng over the lull Eatrng candy durmg Engllsh Hunnng and ftshrng Sw1mmtng Betng at the rmll Berng wrth Jean Danctng G1r1s Watchmg Janet and A11ce argue Drxvmg my car Bowlrng PRIZED POSSESSION My s1ster Collection of 'P My parents Memorres My cast fsy My clannet Dr1v1ng lxcense My electrtc razor My baby brother My car keys My mother Teddy s nng Whtte s tax1 My 6 poster of Brando Mom and dad Star Lake and dad s car Ftrst perrod hrstory My buddy l-larrxs ue Mom and dad My mom A nng My license My picture of Murlel My Olds 88 My mother My Winchester 94 My Chevy My radio My srze 13 shoes Art s nng Our telephone My gultar My car My grrl My Jewel box My gtrl s p1cture Gerr'y My old Pontrac My clarmet My class ring Jean s rmg My charcoal pants My Olds 88 B111 s nng My movte equtpment Bellow s garage B b ' ' ' . . S James Larkin Girls stuck - on themselves Skiing My workshop STUDENT coumcuteq CLASS OFFICERS SEATED: C. Bianca, M, VanVranken, A. Savard, S. Boushie, G. Sabin. J. Bianca, C. Connor, J. Corneau STANDING: Mr, Kraus, T. Bannon, P. VanVranken, J. Bedore, R. Trombley, G. Spoor, A. VanVranken G. Raymond, S. Shaw, L. Pickering. J. Garrow, J. LaVa1ley. The Student Council of Tupper Lake High is an organization formed for the purpose of establishing better relations between the students and faculty. The 19 members include president Gary Sabin, vice-president Sherdan Boushie, treasurer Althea Savard, and secretary Joy Bianca. This year's Student Council has been very successful and hopes to have greater success in the future. A few goals which it has achieved include, a stronger monitor system, a means of transportation for students wishing to go to out of town football games, the sponsoring of the Christmas decorations in which most of the classes com- peted and the pledge of allegiance taken each morning in every homeroom. We, the members of the Student Council, hope to continue helping the students and administrators, and we wish to thank Mr. Donovan, Mr. Quinn and the student body for their wonderful cooperation in making this year a success. G. Clark, Treasurerg D. Stevenson, Vice-Presi- D. Laramee, Treasurerg L. Laramee, Vice- dentg W. Bannon, President, C. Staves, Sec- President, V. Sabin, Presidentg P. Branch, Sec- retary. retary. I U I N O R A. VanVranken, Secretary, R. Lyons, Treas- urer, P. Churco, Vice-President, N. Cassell, President. JUNIOR CLASS 3 FIRST ROW: J . LaFave, S. Shaw, R. Reandeau, M. Davis, R. Mcuiuis, S. Sutter. D. Drauiey, u. Drown, B. Montion, L. Propp, T. LaRocque, D. Jock. SECOND ROW: G. DeGone, R. Straub, S. Coolaw, A. Van Vranken, N. Trick, E. Patnode, E. Savard, F. North, J. Bianca, P. Churco, N. Chiasson, J. Fischer, A. Cassell, E. Meacham. THIRD ROW: Mr. Baker, Mrs. Austin, Mr. Bayer. B. Denis. N. Peryea, R. Perth, E. Dukette, G. Clark, J. Flynn, R. Seymour, K. Bell, J. Corneau, F. Corrow, D. Hinkson. FOURTH ROW: A. Savard, R. Belleville. J. Bobak, N. Ellis, J. Spoor, P. Sperry, E. Anderson, T. Duane, R. Russell, R. Lararnee, D. LaMare, D. Lines, C. Cheney, R. Snyder. J. DiStephano. LAST ROW: W. Tyler, R. Souchia, F. Brier, M. Tagaras, .T . Bedore, R. Bedore, H. Boudreau, R. Lyons, L. Oldfield, G, Sabin, S. Boushie, M. Dugan, G. Cheney, D. Santerre. N. Cassell. The class of '56 started off well by electing four capable officers. We chose Nelson Cassell for President and Pat Churco for Vice-President. Ann Van Vranken was elected Secretary and Dick Lyons was elected Treasurer. The Juniors have been immensely active in such functions as: Varsity Basketball and Football, Girls' Athletic Association, Gym Leaders, Cheerleaders, Triple Trio, Senior Choir, Band, Drama Club, and Press Club. All four offices of the Student Cotmcil were held by Juniors. Our square dance, The Kick-Off, was the first one held this year. It was a tremendous success. We hope to be as successful throughout the year in our other undertakings. We wish to thank our cooperative advisors, Mr. Bayer, Mrs. Austin, and Mr. Baker, for making this Junior year a success. C . at X ici, , mi 1 6 , For -.r-Dfr rp A r SOPHDMDRE CLASS FIRST ROW Mr Poulin, S Dems M Drayse P McFau1 L Woods D Corrow J Papm T LaFranoe A Amor1e1l P Branch A Leighton A Forkey P Passino,R Proulx SECOND ROW S Belmore C LaFave B Corrow G Lawrence L Plckerxng D Auc1a1r W Papm J Godm W Dechene R DeGone V Sabm R Clement B Savard J Baker THIRD ROW Mrs Forkey M SOCh13 G Russell C Wood E Aseel K Staves S Rtchardson L Laramee C Lyons P Gauthxer .T Oshter G Rob1stow J Rob1deau Mr McG1nn FOURTH ROW S Amorlell S Clement L LaFave J' Colhns A Aseel R Dodd D D Frtend S LaV1gne R Boush1e T Mercurto G Manmng D Lyons K Payrot G Vmcent G Plumley B whlfB,R Becker The Class of 57 started off the year by electmg Vernon Sabm Presldent Lmda Laramee Vlce Pres1dent Patr1c1a Branch Secretary and Dale Laramee Treasurer We have qmte a few class members who take an actxve part in the sports program ln Tupper s best sport basketball DonLyons IS the only Sophomore on the Varstty squad but on the J V squad Al Aseel Ray Boush1e Bob Becker Gary Plumley Ray North Cal Connor Tony Mercurio and Bob Eggsware do the team credit We also had many boys out for football rn the fall and we hope to do well m track and baseball m the sprmg There are other activ1t1es 1n wh1ch the Sophomore Class partxcipates Among them are G A. A, Gym Leaders Varstty and Jumor Varslty cheermg squads the Dramahcs and Press Clubs Student Counc11, and Band Several new pupxls have entered our class th1s year those bemg, Donald Vaughn Lee Underwood and Mary Ellen Kelly The Sophomore Class wants them to know we enjoy havmg them wtth us We w1sh to express our sxnoere grautude to our advisors Mrs Forkey Mr Pouhn and Mr. McG1nn who have helped to make th1s year a very pleasant one Laramee, L. Hoyt, D. Vaughan, H. Curnow, C. Stock, R. North, C. Connor. LAST ROW: L. Underwood, FRESI-IMAN CLASS 'QW C11 FIRST ROW M Sochra J Lermeux E Lantluer M Shaheen J Aron N Peets D Brown D Bessey H Peter R Tremblay P VanVranken N Brshop C Churco B Tarbox J Therlault L Godxn S Therxault SECOND ROW N DeGone B LaBarge S Trombley G Lxberty J Thebarge R Fletcher H Staves K Benware E Br1ckey N LaCla1r J Winot M Bessey G Porrrer T Root C Staves J Foote THIRD ROW B Qumn G Lanthler M Amell N Chase P Benjamm E Jarvrs J LaRocque R Corrow S Wrllette J McGill W McCauley W Bannon J Mayotte M1ssMa1ak1e Mr Tooley FOURTH ROW Mr Graton C Blanca S Beauchamp S Wmdsor P Planty A Dumas C Mayv1l1e C Savard G LaVal1ey J Arsenault C Wood D Meacham J Boudreau E Rosenbaum J Tyler C Dems FIFTH ROW C Sovey J Jones C Nlcklaw O Radloff D Stevenson S Jones S Crary N Barrett J Parent D Welch B Mannmg P Patnode J Woodward N Lamoy E Maroun SIXTH ROW A Arno D Leroux L Whlte, L Whlte P Alberu, N Garrelts D Perrlgo G Whrte L Savard G Clark R Benware J Brown, M Perth LAST ROW L Cassell T LaPo1nte C Curnow L Colburn D LaBarge D Wood C Raymond W LaVasseur M Fedor H Bennett R P1lon L Hovey B Colburn Our Class of 58 elected 1ts off1cers dur1ng the fall The results of the elecuon are as follows Presldent W1ll1am Bannon Vroe President Deborah Stevenson Secretary Carole Staves Treasurer George Clark Wrth the help of our advlsors M1ss Malakie Mr Tolley and Mr Graton we competed rn the contest for decoratmg the burldmg at Chrlstmas Our secuon of the school wluch was the entrance of the aud1tor1um was very mcely done up 1n xts Chr1st mas ga1ety As we are just begmnmg in high school we haven t accomphshed much But smce there are a large number of Freshmen WATCH OUR SMOKE ll EIG HTH GRADE FIRST ROW: S. Leighton, R. Chase, R. LaBarge, K, Papin, J. Sabre, L, Dukette, J , Amoriell, R. Passino T. Vaughn, T. Nixon, P. Sabre, S. Stone, J. Schryver, R. Besaw. SECOND ROW: K. Horan, C. Mitchell J. Smith, N. Russell, A, Perry, W. Scanlon, L. Dunn, R. Vaillancourt, E. Lumon, D. Bigrow, M. LaMora R. Delair, G. Dominic, J. Perry, R. Christy. THIRD ROW: M. Reid, F. Cardinal, P. Brown, D. Hutchins R. Gaff, P. Staves, E. Reid, C. Woods, C. Spies, R. Clement, Miss Fallon, Mrs. LaFlamme, Miss Ab- dallah. FOURTH ROW: H. Hutdzins, N. Brown, G. Spoor, G, Brickey, C. Lenhart, L, Sauve, J. Davis E. Savard, R. Hachey, J. Amell, N. Robideau, R. Poirier, P. White. FIFTH ROW: S. Branch, M. Day C. LaFave, L. Windsor, B. Wells, G. Rayrnond,.T . Gauthier, A. Wells, S. Pickering, A, Exware, D, Mayotte W, Garrow, D. Leroux, R. Sapone, SDCTH ROW: J. Barrett, R. Santerre, R. Eggsware, R. Mayville, R Lanthier, R. Bedard, G. Robistow, R. Boivin, T, lozzo, L. Cole, J. Baldwin, G. Bedore. SEVENTH ROW tile, G. Sauvie, R. Barton, R. Tellier. FIRST ROW: S. Rioe, J . Boushie, R.LaMora, W. Dumas, J. Raymond, J. Snyder, E. Annette, J. Hershman, G. Perry, K. DeLair, G. Dechene, S. Ryan, Mrs. Gagnier. SECOND ROW: R, Boivin, T. Bannon, J. Brown, T. Corneau, W. Dominie, R. Lemieux, K. VanArnum, M. Madore, M. McCuen, H. Russell, L. Maroun, B. Beighton, C. Cassell, Mrs. Fee. THIRD ROW: S, Clement, J. LaValley, L. Theriault, C. Brown, P. LaMere, M. Proulx, N. LaMora, T. Clement, G. Dufraine, R. Davis, P. Bourdage, D. Garrelts, W. Moody, D. Woods, W. Gaff. FOURTH ROW: A. Dattola, P. Jarvis, S. Jones, I. Hoyt. J. Clement, N. Sexton, J. Savard, L. DiStefano, W. Cudahy, L. LaRocque, J. Baker, R. Varden, M. Martin, L. Soucy. FIFTH ROW: G. Donaldson, S. Boucher, R. St. Louis, J. LaVallee, P. Bentley, S. Anderson, W. Pickering, M. LaLonde, C. Annette, R, Trick, R. LaPointe, R. Poirier, T. Straight, J. Bailey, L. St. Onge. 5 EVENTH GRADE L. Wood, R. Vincent, D. Tromblay, N. Simmons, P. Woods, A. Gagnier, J.. LaValley, A. Gorman, R. Ken- CLASS MOSTS POPULARITY INTELLIGENCE Robert LaBarge Mrchael Vanvranken Barbara LaLonde Carol Payment DONE MOST FOR THE CLASS PERSONALITY Warren Churco Ann LaVa11ee Ahce Barrett Robert Barker 95 MOST TALKATIVE BEST FIGURE Janet Gauth1er Lee Mandlgo Malcolm Lerghton Jams Bodah CLASS MOSTS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED ALL AROUND Mrchael VanVranken Barbara LaLonde Carol Payment Warren Churco Z5 4:5 2 :Mu FRIENDLIEST MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Reynald Grammo Ahce Barrett Ann LaVa11ee R1chard Hauser i Wt A SPORTS QUEEN AND KING BEST DANCERS Janet Gauthrer Sally LaFrance Robert LaBarge Mrchael Var1Vranker1 is 0 K V is f , I Q f ,gr . X gk .5 4, i . A I 1 . A ' L I if if Y ff Q l ' I 1 1 ' 1 3 N X - l is ' 'L .. M ' 7... , gr gif' t fs. O 2 f-+ 1: , I ' Q I I SJ r,r, I B L A , 1 4 LT y , Z I B if , W . Z 5, f Q17 Q , ' . ' .,.,....,,, t , , 5 A I , TUHISEAN STAFF L SEATED J Gauthler R LaBarge H Damels R Grammo J Bodah STANDING .1- 1lm....,., 'rv 'ln er D Futterman B LaLonde A LaValley D Polrler M VanV1-anken We the members of the Tuhrsean Staff wxth our able advmsor Mzss Proulx are proud to present the Semor Annual of 1955 The members of the staff are as follows J Gautluer Glrls Sports Ed1tor R La.Barge Boys' Sports Edxtor H Damels Ass1stant Ed1tor 1n Chtef R Grammo Bus1ness Manager J Bodah Ass1stant Subscnpuon Manager A Barrett Subscr1pt1on Manager B Rlckamer Ass1stant Busmess Manager D Futterman Ass1stantL1terary Ed1tor B LaLonde Ed1tor m Chlef A LaVal1ey Art Ed1tor D Po1r1er Ass1stant Art Ed1tor, and M VanVranken L1teraryEd1tor The staff feels that greater 1nterest has been aroused throughout the school m all helds wuh th1s xn rrund we have tr1ed to make our yearbook appeal to everyone both tn school and out staff members have worked long and hard trying to assemble a yearbook that patterns the many before ours It is our hope that our annual will live up to the standards set for us by past graduating classes and will be remembered by the up and coming classes of the future A Barrett B Rrckam 'N DJ!! HWQJWQ 1 1 1 '1'-1' U . .A-+ ',M-fd, LA '11 Ya Q ff 5 ' - Q fx ff X 'fu - 1 I 5 . ,I . - 5:5 ' , U ,'-r NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY l STANDING H Damels M Eggsware W Facteau W Churco Mr Kraus B La Londe R La Barge M Van Vranken J Bodah A year ago the Student Councrl reahzed the need for hononng those students who durmg therr hlgh school careers had developed to a some what outstandtng degree those trans and characterxsucs whrch would better f1t them for a hfe of serv1ce to therr com munmes and country Thrs need was ftlled by obtammg a charter for the Tupper Lake Chapter of the Nat1ona1 Honor Soclety Thls orgamzatlon QIVBS pubhc recogmnon to students who possess those quahtxes wh1ch stand not only for lugh scholarshlp but also sotmd character true 1n1t1at1ve and drstmcuve serv1ce coupled wrth scholarshrp The members conslst of 20070 of the Semor Class and 1070 of d1eJun1or Class FIRST ROW Mr. Kraus, A. Forkey, L. Propp, A. AITIOTIBH, J. Gauthler. J. Bodah, J. Corneau, S. Shaw, H. Damels, C. Connor, T. Woods, M. Le1ghton, W. Churco, C. Payment, A. Savard. SECOND ROW L. Hoyt, B. Rrckamer, E. Aseel, G. Russell, L. Laramee, C. Lyons, R. Grammo, M. VanVranken, D. Futter man, C. Cote, R. Barker, THIRD ROW R. BOI1Sh18, B. Wlute, T. Duane, C. Bell, R. Sarazen, A. Aseel, I. Bobak, M. Tagards, C. Woods, E. Anderson, B. LaLonde, J. Bedore, W. Staves, N. Cassell, B. Thomas, J. Ayotte, J. Bourbeau, A. Lavallee, G. Shaheen, W. Facteau, S. Boush1e. DRA MAT! C S CLUB 6 7 ., 1 'M' A v 1 v . 0 'T f s rx X , A l I SEATED: A. Barrett, A. Savard. I. Bedore, J. Di Stephano, G. Sabin, S. Shaw, E. Anderson. I. Bianca FIRST ROW J Lemreux P Passmo S Jones C Blanca D Stevenson, B Qu1nn L Propp A Amor1elle D Corrow T LaFranoe J LaFave G Degone D Bessre J Aron M Sochxa S Thereault C Dems N Degone SECOND ROW S Crary C Wood J Gauthler D Jock S Sutter P Branch L Woods J Papm R Monuon B Rxckamer C Payment N Brshop M Shaheen R Trombley G Po1r1er L Godm THIRD ROW P Benjamm P Planty G Llberty C Mayvrlle J Peryea E Meacham B Dems C Sovey E Rosen baum M Perth N LaMoy R Proulx G Clark J Paprn B Brown FOURTH ROW C Dems N Tnck B Savard M Sparks M Soclua S Beauchamp J Boudreau C LaFave J Oshler M Bessie J Thebarge C Savard G La G Davxs C Corneau Y Jarvls G Russell J Baker C Lyons L Laramee G Lawrence J LaFave M Eggsware L Whlte K Staves SIXTH ROW N Barrett A VanVra.nken M Van Vranken, F Carrow G Stock K Bell G Young B Colburn B Wlute M Dugan N Ellrs L Colburn D Futterman .T Corneau R Seymour R Grammo SEVENTH ROW D Santerre G Plumbly L O1df1eld R Russell H Boudreau W Staves T Duane L Underwood C Connors W Dapxn J D1Stefano G Shaheen A Mnchell SENIOR CHOIR FIRST ROW Mr Pare N Sexton, J Sabre P Sabre C Cassell C Brown G Perry SECOND ROW G Sauvle H Russell N Russell L Wmdsor C LaFave N LaMora N Peets C SDICS THIRD ROW P Woods D Hutchms I Hoyt B Wells G Duframe D Mayotte A Exware J Sabm FOURTH ROW W Gaff A Gagmer G S1mmons T Clement D LeRoux S Clement M Madore W. Cudahy JUNIOR CHO! R Valley, B. Bradly. FIFTH ROW: B.Montion,L. Cassell, T. LaPointe, R. Perth, SEATED Raymond, Montxon Lermeux J Boush1e SECOND ROW D Woods R Carrow Planty LaVa11ey Russell Propp Wmdsor Rosenbaum THIRD ROW Moddy Meacham Sperry Colburn B Savard Amor1el1e FOURTH ROW Anderson Bobak Aron Barrett Woodward STANDING Branch LaRocque Wood Bell Duane Stock M Letghton Vmcent Clement LaBarge Dumouhn Tr1ck A Letghton C B1a.nca A Savard J Blanca L Woods SEATED Crary A Carrow Sparks NOT IN PICTURE Sabm Qumn Mayvtlle Godtn R Boush1e Barker W Bannon T Bannon The Tupper Lake Hlgh School band tlus year became an orgamzanon At one of1tsf1rst meetmgs the followmg offtoers were elected President Earl Anderson Secretary Theresa LaRocque Treasurer Patrtcta Branch Rehearsals are held four nmes a week from 8 15 A M to 9 00 A M The band numbers about forty four members The band usually puts on anenjoyable assembly and the annual sprmg concert IS eagerly awa1ted by both students and townspeople Our ba.nd IS a constant source of 1nsp1rat1on to the many teams that wear the colors of Tupper Lake l-hgh School TRiPLE TPXO FIRST ROW Tr1ck Futterman Eggsware Seymour SECOND ROW Belmore LaFave Woods Gauthler and Wh1te P1anoAccom pamst Duane : ' , ' , . ' . : . , . I I I I I I I : I I I I ' I I U : I I I I 5 : I I I I I I ' - I ' I I I - I . I ' I I ' ' I ' , . ' , . . : , . . . : ' I ' I . I . I I D I I 0 I ' I Vice-President . . . . . Raymond Boushie I I I I I I l I 0 I I I I I I O O I ' 4 La 1 , A ' f : ' K, s 5 L D . 1 9 ' ' I I , , V ' . ' . i . - A , D . PERSONNEL OFFICE STAFF M. Leroux V. Bristol TRAL CAFETERIA STAFF E. Gale M. Fazio R. LaVassaur B. Bellows BUS DRIVERS L. Tremblay H. Kentile D. Madore N. Dumoulin .TANITORS SEATED: D. Madoreg U. Madoreg C. Baker STANDING: H. Kentileg L. Tremblayg I Peers. x A Q N s 35. Sf G2 fig f XM aim! M.. ,,.,.. ,Qs 9 9-:ii Sli LaBARGE Quarterback CASSELL HAUSER BARKER BOURBEAU Guard Guard Tackle EGGSWARE BCIJSHIE S BOUS HIE R En Tackle Full Back Full Back We started off our football season w1th a new backfleld and a veteran hue The team suffered a great loss when J 1m Bourbeau broke hrs arm before the Malone game Later 1n the season our quarterback Bob La Barge 1n1ured hxs hxp and he was unable to end the season w1th the team Alfred Aseel d1d a f1ne Job of quarterbackmg xn Bob s place We ended up our season m last place w1th only one wm our operung game Mr Perry and Mr Tlce d1d a swell Job of coach1ng the team and keepmg thelr SDIFIIS up Tupper started a s1x man tackle team thrs year and our coaches are expectmg some good matenal from these teams FOOTBALL WH? ff W? News 5' , 'x is SQUAD COACHES SEATED LefttoR1ght Mr Trce Mr Perry STAND ING Mr Quinn Mr Bayer , X. BEDORE SANTERRE LYONS RUSSELL Half Back Half Back sr 44? FOOTBALL STATISTICS Date Where Played Opponents September October October October October October November 6 Away Home Home Away Home Away Home Gouverneur Malone Massena Ogdensburg Canton Potsdam Saranac Tupper Tupper Tupper Tupper Tupper Tupper Tupper Tupper BOTTOM ROW Left to Rrght Santerre Barker Lavrgne Eggsware Lyons D Bous hreS Russell Mercurro Cassell SECOND ROW Coach Perry LaBarge Churco Clement Plumley Paprn Tyler Hauser Becker, North, Coach Txce. LAST ROW Manager Connor , Lanthrer , Snyder , Laramee , Aseel, Boushre R., Cheney, Manager Grammo, Manager Lerghton. Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake BASKET SEATED: Barker , Manager, Russell , Mayotte , LaBarge,Boush1e , Lyons, Cassell. STANDING: Bedore, Snyder, Laramee, Santerre, Olivey, Sabin, Coach Perry. We did it again! I ! With good material from the Junior Varsity and with veterans Bob LaBarge, Charles Mayotte, Sherdan Boushie and William Olivey. Coach Perry started the season with a bang. We won sixteen games and lost one and ended up ff holding the co-championship of the Northern New York League with Malone. l In the semi-finals, Tupper Lake played Ogdensburg and in a thrilling battle came out on top 51-46. Congratulations to Mr. Perry and the boys for a fine season. VARSITY SCHEDULE First Game Second Game Tupper Lake Opponents Tupper Lake Opponents 84 Canton 39 89 51 85 Ogdensburg 58 68 61 91 Potsdam 58 90 49 84 Massena 37 56 35 70 Saranac Lake 50 51 47 9 2 Norwood -Norfolk 49 77 54 56 Malone 75 54 49 69 Gouverneur 39 64 47 R. LaBARGE Total points for Tuper Lake - 1180 Total points for Opponents - 798 Semi-Finals Tupper Lake 51 - Ogdensburg 46 Finals Lake 45 - Malone 67 C. MAYCYFTE W. OLIVEY S. BOUSHIE D. LYONS D. SANTERRE BALL Connor, Eggsware, Mercurio, Boushie Aseel, Raymond. STANDING: Hauser, Managerg McCauley Fuller, Plumbley, Pilon, North, Coach Tice. The Tupper Lake Junior Varsity Basketball team started off the year with an all veteran team. Under the competent coaching of Mr. Franklin Tice, the team had 13 wins and 3 losses. He piloted the team to within one game of the championships. .TUNICR VARSITY SCHEDULE First Game Second Game Tupper Lake Opponents Tupper Lake Opponents 56 Canton 24 51 Canton 26 68 Ogdensburg 28 51 Ogdensburg 29 67 Potsdam 33 54 Potsdam 35 45 Massena 35 55 Massena 22 64 Saranac Lake 33 63 Saranac Lake 37 64 Norwood -Norfolk 40 54 Norwood -Norfolk 32 32 Malone 33 28 Malone 37 49 Gouverneur 34 35 Gouverneur 56 N. CASSELL Total points for Tupper Lake - 826 Total points for Opponents - 534 I s R. LARAMEE R. SNYDER J. BEDCRE R. RUSSELL G. SABIN BASEBALL BOTTOM ROW Hauser Manager Russell Laramee Mayotte La Barge Connor Barker Manager SECOND ROW Boushte Rovuo Dunn Oldf1eld Lyons Coach Qumn THIRD ROW LCIQIIOD Bedore Ohvey Burnham Aseel Lyons GOLF' W Ohvey R La Barge fholdmg Northern League Go1fChamp1onsh1p trophy donated by Lawrence J Cheverettej J Collms Coach Perry STARTING Sabxn FIRST ROW Coach Txce Cassell Russell Churco LCIQIIOH, Hovey Connor Mer curxo Eggsware SECOND ROW Manager Santerre Hesseltme Albertt Bedore Bourbeau Snyder Boushxe Grarnrno Underwood TOP ROW Bennett Perrlgo Lyons Laramee Sabm Tyler Lyons Woods Payrot Vmoent TRACK VARSITY CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT S Belmore E Aseel J Corneau, P Churco R Sarazen,J Blanca S Shaw Fight, team fight can be heard re echoing through the halls of Tupper I-hgh any day at four o clock It is our squad of peppy and spirited cheerleaders led by captain J anis Bodah and co captain J oy Bianca under the SUXFVISIOII of Mrs J ay They led the boys through a successful football season and on to a basketball champ1onsh1p We would second semester Under the guidance of Mrs Jay the.T V cheerleaders developed into a very good squad Although six of the girls were new they worked co operatively under captain Ann Forkey and co captain Judy Papm They were most enthusiastic in backing up their team and helped them on to victory I V CHEERLEADERS FRONT ROW J' Papin, C Churco .T Aron C Stwes BACK ROW C. Savard A. Amonell. A. Forkey P Branch like to thank Mrs. Jay for her unlimited help to us. We are going to deeply miss her this 0 G.A.A Fl fmt-455 SECOND ROW P Churco R Monuon A Forkey S Belmore J LaFave M Dav1s C Payment S Shaw E Meacham THIRD ROW R McG1ll1s C Manmng A Amor1el.l A VanVranken P Brancn L Woods C Wood S Sutter R Reandeau C Cote FOURTH ROW B Monuon A Barrett T La Rocque E Patnode M Sparks I Blanca R Proulx C LaFave A. Savard J Bodah FIFTH ROW J' Flynn R Seymour A LaVa11ee M Dugan B Whlte B LaLonde L Hoyt G Dav1d D Futterman R Perth SDKTH ROW E Dukene J Peryea G Russell J Corneau E Aseel, L Laramee C Lyons M Eggsware L Whlte J Oshxer In apprecxauon of all Mrs J ay has done for the g1r1s of Tupper Hrgh we dechcate these two pages to her Mrs J ay has gwen her IIITB and effort unselflshly to provlde the glrls Wlth as many acnvmes as she can handle She IS responsrble for much of the modern equrpment used durmg our intramural games We know every glrl IS aware of these facts and we w111 mrss her for these reasons as well as for the enthus1asm she has shown We w1sh Mrs Jay all the luck m the world and hope she w11l be w1th us soon KNEELING L Woods ,T Ayotte ,T Blanca A VanVranken SECOND ROW J PHPIH. J Gauth1er M Eggsware A LaVa1lee B LaLonde P Churco R Seymour A Savard GYM LEADERS 0 - .Q I , A k , I 1 L W K , r 3 ' , ' C Q . r 1 Xl b ' A b, - F 1 , I 1 4 K T QW. 3 W FIRST ROW: R. Sarazen, J. LaFave, J. Ayotte. J. Gauthier, S. LaFrance, G. Clark, J. Papin, F. North 1 . g . I , . , . 9 . 9 . I g 0 n u . , . , . . . , . . 5 o ' n - n - ' I ' I ' I I ' I ' I ' U I 9 0 1 , u g Q g . g 1 - g . 5 4 9 n h , Q . . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . . . ' , . . : . ' . ' . . , . , . . . , . , . . cams' KNEELING: T. LaFrance, M. Davis, D. Welch, J. Gauthier, M Eggsware, N. Lamoy, S. Crary. STANDING: C. Savard, G. Russell, R. Perth, A. Amoriell, C Staves S Shaw, R Sarazen D Futterman B Wlute L Whrte C Lyons, C LaFave G Lrberty R. Proulx A Savard K Staves B Whrte D Welch C Savard G LaValley S Belmore SPORTS E Slaves A Barrett, S Sutter R Proulx P Passmo M Eggsware M Dugan B Whrte M Sochra E Staves S Shaw, M Eggsware 'r1 LEF1 SIDE S WIHGSOI C Savard B Sa KNEELING P McFaul N Barrett S Bel vard L Laramee R Seymour RIGHT mare STANDING K Staves C LaFave SIDE L Woods C Mayvrlle I Papm A B Whrte M Sparks, E Patnode For key I Gauthler V O A L X R L C E H Y E B A R L Y L S s P 0 E F E T D B B A A L L L L law' B rg H 1 O 0 W f C Q. L ! , K V. 1 f, E , ' - N ' G ,, 4 G ' Y 9 ' 4 I7 I E BOTTOM ROW Mr Kraus Jock Woodward Wrnsor Qumn Sutter Woods McFaul Drasye Belmore Lemreux SECOND ROW Arno Dukette Eggsware Aseel Three head monrtors Damels Boushre Straub Proulx Passmo Branca Bobak THIRD ROW Collrns LaFave Lerghton Elhs Churco Baker Chase Woods Bell Bellevrlle Hauser FOURTH ROW Ohvey Bouslue Oldfreld Stock Mannrng Boudreau Sperry Duane Spoor Lyons Baker McG1nr1 Graton Earle Rov1to Godm LaVal1ey Belmore Proulx Tooley Dunn KNEELING Poulm Munroe Bayer Cobbett Bellows Grngold 'ff Relaxmg before s c h o ol starts rn Room 2 The class best dancer grvrng Mrss Proulx a break The Conga Lrne at the Chrrstmas party IH R o o m Lady Be Good' THE T PPER LAKE A110 AL B A Strong and Frlendly Bank Ready and able to meet every Leg1t1mate C red1t Reqmrement of the Communlty A good place to do buslness Modern Eff1c1ent C onservatlve Tupper Lake New York Resources Over FIVE MIAAIOH Dollars Member of Federal Deposlt Insurance Corporat1on and Federal Reserve System Lompllments Best Wlshes ASEEL JEWELRY STORE to the Phone 581 Tupper Lake New York COHNS PHARMACY Faust N Y Congratulatlons to the Class of 55 RECREATION CENTER 141 Park Street Tupper Lake N Y Compllrnents of MISS TUPPER DINER Where old fr1ends meet Open 24 hours Amos Roblllard Class of 55 CHEVROLET I C Chevrolet Oldsmoblle Cadlllac Sales 8: Servlce Factory tramed mechan1cs Modern Equlpment Large stock of parts Tupper Lake Phone 2 10 K ' olwnm n Success to the Graduates of 55 CHALMER S RADIO SERVICE Wllbur Chalmers Class of 22 SPORTS SHOP TIP TOP BARBER SHOP F1Sh1Hg Huntlng Archery and Camplng Supphes Robert and Roland Rlcher Tupper Lake N Y Comphments of HAROLD J NICHOLS Complete Insurance SCTVICG Tupper Lake N Y Phone 840 GABRIAL MARKET 28 Mam Street Faust New York Self Servxce Meats Grocerles Frozen Foods and Fresh Frults Compllments of SUNMOUNT SERVICE STATION Art Wood Prop CLARK LUMBER COMPANY Everythlng to Bu1ld Anythmg you Bulld Phone 28 Faust N Y Prop BertonE La Barge MAGRINO S CLEANERS Tupper Lake New York Good luck and we pray that your generatlon w1l1 have the next 50 years of peace and happmess PILONS SERVICE STATION Geo Pllon Prop Phone 783 Faust New York Bouquets of Good Wlshes to the Class of 55 MARGARET LARKIN S FLOWERS Complxments of the MAYNARD THOMAS FLORIST SHOP Compllments of BIEBER ISAACS CLOTHES Factory to you 80 Park St Tel 1125 Frank J McCarthy Mgr Movles Are Your Best Form of Entertamment ART OLIVEY NATIONAL ARMY STORE Most everyth1ng for everybodv Tupper Lake N Y Comphments of FIRESTONE George Peck Prop Tupper Lake New York ELITE RESTAURANT Compllments of Flne Food McCARTHY'S MARKET Val Bourque, Prop, Edward Santerre Sn Lawrence Faust, New York McLear 1-J 7 , I . . , . , 0 , . y o n I 3 - o k . , I , , - 3 a o Compliments of , I 1 1 . , . I ' J ! D c 9 a . , 1 , Q , . . I J Good Luck to All We Bulld Congratulatlons to the We Insulate We Heat Class of 1955 We re Hard to Beat TUPPER LAKE SUPPLY CO We Guarantee Phone 137 0NNY BOY BAKER Lomphrnents HOTEL ALTAMONT Tops 1n Tupper In the heart of the Ad1rondaclfs Mountam Room Complunents to the Class of 55 Photographs ln the LEO J BUCK SARAZEN Yearbook by Kerosene D1esel O11 DONOVAN S STUDIO Fuel O11 Bottled Gas 80 Park St Tupper Lake N Gas Ranges Hot Water Heaters Phone 85 Phone 10 29 Berkley Ave Complunents to the Best Wlshes Class of 55 To The Class of 1955 TUPPER LAKE HIGH SCHOOL FRECHETTE 8: CLOUGH TUPPER LAKE FREE PRESS INC CONTRACTORS of For the Best Times Meet in The . , . Y. Congratulations To The Class Of 1955 0VAL WO0D DI H CURPORATIO Manufacturers Wood Food Trays M F M A Hardwood Floormg Commerc1a1 Veneers Hardwood Lumber Factomes Potsdam Tupper Lake Ritespoons-Riteforks-Flat Spoons-Ice Cream Sticks Q... I Household Furnlture Electrlcal Apphances Televlslon FUTTERMAN S 100 Park Street Phone 5 Tupper Lake N Y Compllments of WM C JOHNSON SR 8: SONS INC General Contractor and Bulldlng Supply Dealers Telephone 5 1 5 IROQUOIS HOTEL The Indlan Room Cockta1l Lounge M1ke P1S8HCh1n Prop THE GIFT SHOP For the best 1n Glfts and Greetmg Cards Comphments of MARTIN BROS Meats and Grocerles Tupper Lake New York C omplunents J J NEWBERRY CO Tupper Lake New York Cornpllments of Lee 8: M1ll1e Oldf1eld Faust New York THE PEOPLES PHARMACY A F Monakey Prop Tupper Lake N Y ni Comphments of WALTS SERVICE STATION Walt T Maroun Proprletor Tupper Lake New York Comphments of HANKS ESSO SERVICE Hank Rule Prop Faust N Y Phone 485 Compllments of WHITE S MUSIC AND ELECTRIC G E Home Apphances 8: Home Furmshmgs Cornphments FRIEND Good Luck to the Class JOHN MAROUN Founta m Servlce Sportmg Goods Faust, New York Watch Repalrlng 5 Day Servlce RICKAMER S JEWELERS - 1 . . 3 o n I of ELC O MARKE T I ' M 1 ' 1 I . if 1 of a 3. A Word of Advlce Compllments MIKALL'S I G A MARKET T Y Y P 1 0 Ou Omg eope Phone 12 Faust N Y Buy Good Brands From Good Stores I and Comphments ROY S RESTAURANT You 11 Always Get Where you get the best 1n Northern N Y Your Money S Worth 53 Ma1n St Downtown Tupper Roy Colburn P rop GI compuments Dept Store E st 189 7 CORNEAU S MARKET ADRIANS JEWELRY SHOP Watch Repalrmg Dlamonds Watches Jewelry G1fts 72 Park St Phone 562 Tupper Lake Comphments of a FRIEND Good Luck and Success LE LAND F FOOTE Compllments to the Class of 1955 ALTAMONT MILK CO INC M11k Cream Ice Cream Homogemzed M1lk Phone 141 TUPPER LAKE ESSO SERVICE Mark Bruce Compllments of J A LYDAMORE INC Plumbmg Heatmg Hardware PIIOHG 324 Hlgh St Phone 105 Tupper Lake Best ln Servlce HARVEY S PHARMACY R L Hawkms Prop Tupper Lake New York fl-upper, Lake New York - of of I ' L ' B ' I of . I . our 53th Year Religious Items 33 ' .- - I Compllrnents of SABINS ELECTRIC SHOP Mlke Sab1n Prop Tupper Lake New York Fuel O11 Kero Ol O Mat1c Heatlng System Hardware Phone 50 SEIGILS OF COURSE Best W1shes To The Class BOB S GRILL Bob P1mste1n Best W1shes to the Class of 5 MADEMOISELLE SHOP THE TWEED SHOP M1ldred Wlutson Mater1als excluswely Sewlng on prem1ses Comphrnents of VALLEY 8: WOULF Good Year Tlres Gas Fuel O11 Kerosene Tupper Lake MAID S PHARMACY The Rexall Store Tupper Lake New York Compl1rnents of ADAM S GARAGE Incorporated Tupper Lake New York I COTE S I G A STORE Low Pr1ces Every Day LEATHER HOBBY Mellon F Klttell Tupper Lake N Y Compl1ments of ENDICOTT JOHNSON S Tupper Lake Cornplunents of V1Slt PURDY S LaROCQUE S DEPT STORE Your leadlng Department Store Tupper Lake New York f0I' up to the Mlnllte Wearmg Apparel i i - - . . ' l 1 . I . , 5 I ' ' LA Best Wishes to the Class of '55 ' I I Compllments to the Class of 1955 FRANKLIN DAIRY M1lk Cream Homogenlzed M1lk Phone 429 KING S ELECTRIC SHOP Electrlcal Contractlng Refr1gerat1on Park St Tupper Lake N Compl1ments RICHER FUNERAL HOME Tupper Lake N Y Phone Congratulatlons 8: Good Luck TIP TOP LIQUOR STORE 29 Wawbeek Tupper Lake N Y Cornphments PARK STREET MARKET L,omp11m ents HANKS ESSO SERVICE Hank Rule Prop Faust N Y Phone 485 Cornpllments of MASONS DRIVE IN Phone 363 337 Park St Tupper Lake N Y Comphments JOHN SALAMY Everybody s Frlend Comphments THE HOLLAND HOUSE Famous for half a century as the favor1te eat1ng and meetlng place of the North Country r and Mrs Wm Byrne THE LINDSAY SHOP Casuals and Sportswear Phone 760 121 Park Street Tupper Lake N Y Comphments SHAHEEN'S MARKET Tupper Lake, N. Y. C ornpllm ent s of WOOD ' S LAUNDRY Best Wlshes To The Class of 55 THE WAUKESHA GRILL Moody, N. Y. Success to tne Class of 19 55 GEORGE NELSON 1 -an w -I I-lil ' l 'ze . , .Y. tl of - , . . 369 ' ' ' ' of of ' v - of W l of . . . H , SR, , . M . . . I i If - 1 1 of gy INTER COLLEGIATE PRESS Kunsus Cnty P.bW uherx fCverMow'u'G1'uve' HoorBvvu'1vs FACTOPY HOME UFFKE A -, .. ' 1