Science Fair Projects: Shown are Canajoharie Junior High students Joanne Overholt, Tina Davi, Michelle Mulligan, and Dawn Wells discussing their science fair projects with science teachers Linda Clark and Leonard Horender. Joanne's project deals with the future development of underwater cities. Tina's project involves the balancing of an aquarium. Dawn and Michelle are working on the distillation of sea water as a future source of fresh water. The upcoming science fair will be held in the Nellis Gymnasium on March 31, 1973, with the public invited to attend.
Photo by LeBel

Kapps among Photographers' Conclave Ribbon Winners: Shown are Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kapp, of the Louis Kapp Studios, Fort Plain and Little Falls, with their ribbon winning portraits at the Professional Photographers convention held in the Sheraton Hotel, Rochester, last week, the third week of March, 1964.
The subjects are "Four Children", the grandchildren of Mrs. Lettie Freebold, Fort Plain; "Bar Mitzvah", Neil Goldstein, Little Falls; "Ballerina", Miss Lorraine Sulen, St. Johnsville; "Frenchie", a poodle owned by Mrs. Carmen Gaines, Little Falls; and "Two Girls", the Giammaria sisters, also of Little Falls.

Hilltoppers defeat favored Draper: Draper's Bob Sanders goes high in the air, but Fort Plain's Jim Cronkhite leaps even higher in the photograph, to launch a successful jumper during the third quarter of a game in late March, 1963, in the Troy High School gymnasium. Ready for the rebound in case of a miss is No. 12, Pete Sanzen, while completely out of play is the dark shirted Draper playing picking himself off the floor.

Safe at Home: The Fort Plain Lady Hilltoppers' Ellen Wheeler beats the ball and the tag Monday, April 28, 1986, as she scores one for the home team in a Tri-Valley softball contest at Wiles Park.
Photo by Kevin Mattison