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

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 Steverino was an influence on the Class of 1964. When not fish- ing, this unexcitable fellow might be found lending his talents to his recently acquired addiction . . . skiing. Athletic Association; Science Club; Projector Club; Class Treasurer; Ski Club; Prom Committee Stephen William Monty You're stuck for art work? See Lorraine 1 Her keen imagination coupled with artistic talent pro- duced many fine art pieces, as ex- emplified by her work at our educa- tional Fair. Lorraine tried to re- build the school along the lines of Picasso. Janice Ann Morehouse She was seldom late for a dance a party as the Red Ford always was quite dependable. Janice should not have a tough time making her way in the world since she is never at a loss for words or ideas. Future Teachers Club; Glee Club; Student Council; Class Secretary; Prom Committee; Newspaper Staff National Honor Society; Class Secretary; Ski Club; Future Teachers Club; Newspaper Staff; Yearbook Staff; Cheerleader; Prom Chairman. Barbara Lorraine Morin Art has the distinction of being the newest and quietest member of the clan. His quiet manner gained re- spect from all of his classmates and his willingness to assist will always be remembered. Basketball; Broomball; Hockey; Photography Club; Student Coun- cil Joseph Arther Napper

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Big and rugged, likeable Dick took an active interest in school activi- ties, but never at the expense of a thorough and conscientious study of the sciences. Class President; Vice President; Band; Basketball; Soccer; National Honor Society; Ski Club; All State Sectional Band; All County Band This jovial fellow spent a great deal of his time telling jokes and figuring out how he could get out of doing some work. He did his share however, as his marks were admirable. When not fishing, Jim could be found debugging auto windshields at the drive-in. Ski Club; Science Club; Soccer; Basketball Manager; Projector Club; One Act Plays Richard Anthony Marra James J. Molleur Always a good friend, Ronald has shown a sense of humor and cor- rectness that will serve him well in the future. Slow and easy in stature were his chief character- istics. Newspaper Staff Ronald Russell Meseck Betty Marie Merchant Betty's subtle sense of humor and striking intelligence marked her as one of our outstanding individual- ists. At home both in the typing room and at Getty's Electric, she passed four years with unusual ease. Science Club; Newspaper Staff; Yearbook Staff; National Honor Society; Future Teachers Club

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David is living proof that the Yan- kee Spirit is not dead. His rugged independence, dry sense of humor and out-spoken frankness have won him the respect of all who know him. Band; Ski Club; Science Club; All- State Sectional Band; Class Secre- tary David Arthur Newbegin Another late comer to the class, she offered her services to every committee that was organized. Betty's constant desire to learn was an example for all and nothing but the best was assured from her. Glee Club; Pep Squad; Sodality; Class Play Betty Phillips Obviously, a man of many facets. Real combined going to school, raising a family and running a business. A busy man, of course! And yet. Real's trademark was his geniality. This indeed, is a unique young man. Projector Club; Baseball; Soccer; Basketball Michele Emma Papin Quiet and unassuming, Michele made a wonderful impression on those who knew her well. Her open, friendly disposition and worthwhile conversation made her a desirable member of any group. Future Nurses Club Real Joseph Pinsonneault