Champlain Central School - Aurora Borealis Yearbook (Champlain, NY)

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Judith Anne Franklin Judy's claim to fame was her big grin. Undoubtedly the most casual member of the class, every cloud had a silver lining and every situat- ion, no matter how serious, had its humor. Future Nurses Club; Yearbook Staff Myrna Lee Franklin In the automotive annals of school, no man approached the stature of easy going Jim. Generous, genial and usually imperturbable, Jim's only academic bruises were inflic- ted by Mr. Marleau. Athletic Association; Projector Club; Prom Committee James L. Fournier Never idle, Hugh was either work- ing or had something working for him. You could usually find Hughie in one of three places; the drug- store, Drive-In or working on the Clarion. Aware of true values, he applies himself diligently to his studies showing considerable ability. Band; Public Speaking; Newspaper; One Act Plays; Boys State; Class Treasurer; All State Sectional Band; Yearbook Staff; Ski Club; E.S.S. P. A. Whenever a call for assistance was made, dependable Myrna was al- ways there. Myrna saw the light and became a schuss-boomer dur- ing her Junior year. Cheerleader; Science Club; Future Teachers Club; Future Nurses Club Newspaper Staff; Yearbook Staff; Ski Club Hugh Thomas Goodhartt

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Diane Suzanne Coupal A contented smile and well timed sardonic witticisms were character- istic of Diane who, although an ardent fan of the movies, never found too much difficulty with her studies. Student Council; Yearbook Editor; Newspaper Staff; Science Club; Future Teachers Club; National Honor Society Donn Bruce Dougal One of the most quiet individuals of the class, Bruce carries with him a constant and friendly smile for all Bruce is one of the deeper thinkers of the class and a true student. With one eye on the books and the other on the girls, this genial lad gained the respect of all his class- mates. Greg was never at a loss for words or jokes and the way in which he told them was of superior merit. Yearbook Staff; Basketball; Baseball Gregory More lli Duquette Soccer; Science Club; Wrestling; Ski Club; Prom Committee; Nation- al Honor Society; Student Monitor Barbara Ellison Barb combined the simple manner or a Vermonter with a cosmopolitan array of talents. Editor and tutor, her grades were legendary among science concentrators. Newspaper; Ski Club; Yearbook Staff; Science Club; National Honor Society; E.S. S.P.A.

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Doris E. Hilliker Humor and personality were Doris' main assets. Always successful in all her endeavors, she combined personality and hard work to attain her goals. Future Nurses; Yearbook Staff; News- paper Staff Peter, as his regular appearance on the Honor Roll shows, was one of the more conscientious members of the class. His quiet manner and careful selection of companions placed him among the ranks of dis- criminators and individualists. Student Council; National Honor Society; Newspaper Staff; Projector Club; Science Club; Ski Club; Band; Basketball; Soccer; Class President Agnes Hart One of the quieter individuals of the class, Agnes carried with hei a constant and friendly smile for all. When not plugging away at the books, Agnes could be found assisting Mr. Maher. Yearbook Staff; Newspaper Staff; Future Nurses Club; Library Club National Honor society Peter Murray Harrison Roy's greatest fame was a result of ballplaying. However, those who knew him respected him more for his modest and even disposition. Although never verbose, the good looking Champlainer’s comments were known to be direct, honest and well thought out. Basketball; Baseball; Soccer; Pro- jector Club; Prom Committee Roy S. Hebert