Clifton Fine Central High School - Mountain Echo Yearbook (Star Lake, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1956 volume:

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A familiar figure throughout our school years- C ongratulations! You deserve many cheers! E aeh student becomes your personal friend. P roblems with you soon come to an end, A steady worker without hurry or fuss- R eally you have encouraged many of us! R espect and reverence are always your due, I ncidentally, what would we do without you? S acredly we shall cherish your memory, H onoring your name wherever we may be! Best Wishes to the class of 1956 from JONES and LAUGHLIN .STEEL COMPANY New York Ore Division 2 Benson Mines. New York KATHRYN ROSE CLOSE 1905-1955 Generous, warm-hearted, so kind and true Loved by everyone through and through- We miss her wit and her ready smile, She used them freely all the while. Kay worked with us for nine faithful years- And her passing has brought many tears. She was a loyal teacher, a friend of the poor May her soul rest in peace forevermore. This page is the compliment of NEWTON FALLS PAPER MILL, INCORPORATED Newton Falls, New York J une, 1956 Dear Students, Congratulations upon the completion of a successful and full year of school ex- perience! To the SENIORS who are leaving Clifton-Fine Central at this time, my sincere best wishes for your continued success. To the students who have not yet completed their high school experiences, may I offer a word of encourage- ment. The world demands a high degree of competency from the youth of today. Consider your present as- signment seriously and make certain that you obtain the most from your present op- portunities. f Sincerely, P. A. Miranda JY Principal EDU LILA BIGWARFE Compliments and Best Wishes to The Class of '56 M. H. TREADWELL CO., ENGINEERS 140 Cedar Street, New York, New York P. A. MIRANDA, Principal LELAND DELAIR Insurance Agent Star Lake, New York FAYE WEEKS . Qu . ervlsof lien . Grade SHP Cf Dzreczar ANIYBELL HAROL REIH C D HERO KEN Teachers' Association If S Pfdsidellll Secretary: Vice President: RICHARD VAN GELDER I Treasurer: MARY SHERMAN t Board of Educatzon -r . L 0 Vice Presulw President 406 O s,r K T 4369 a . I 146254 15 Xl 4rss4 l X E QQ' , PER' ' If ' x If W1 If n L QR I 044, EFX' Q EWS FSS CHP' ROBERT PERSSON QV., N GEORGE FLETCHER ESTHER HYNES FREDERICK GRIFFIN I II'I' M, 0, PETERSON ALBERT WILLIAMS NELSON JARVIS 5 k -- C I Cl I c First row: M. Wiher, L. Lease, P. Miranda, G. Parrish, E. Climenson. Second row: C. Juen, E. Stedman, H. Bero, R. Stedman, E. Shult, P. Carhreana, C. Marshall. Third row: S. White, B. Smith, R. Van Gelder, D. Weeks, R. ul Trombley, F. Smith, M. Dc-Vol, ,l. Boudreau. Compliments of COTE'S GAS STATION Star Lake, New York Lakeview Hotel Star Lake, New York Q JOHN OLIVER, III, ATTORNEY ye Y., REIL'S ELECTRIC SERVICE Newton Falls, New York Electrical Supplies - House Wiring Phone 2828 LEOLA COLTON Oswegatchie, New York First row: L. Wilcox, M. Sherman, C. Hosmer, M. VanGelder, R. Durham, V. Irvin, R. Henrie, H. Nolan. Second row: M. Safford, M. Peterson, A. Amo. M. Hynes, B. Thomsen, C. Moyer, T. Pomerville. Third row: H. Bassette, K. Campbell. Cv. Miller. L. Redmond. A. Hazelton. 13 fr U K ztchen J Lu mi f n if' ,.l Sang EQ, Mrs. Bemus, Mrs. Peabody, Mrs. Sulongski, Mrs. Griffin, Manager, Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. Patnode Mrs Corr W. MacCrimman, J. Colden, A. MacCrimman, H. Myers. Compliments of CHILTON COMPANY Bus Drlvers fPart Owners of Newton Falls Paper Milli 5601 Chestnut Street Philadelphia, Penn. A. Dunkle, P. Bernier, H. Climenson, J. King M. Hawley, A. MacCrim man, F. Cote, D. Seeley. F. Thompson. 2 :5 E Qkqifk' B. LeVoy 13 8 T 9 T S O TL 11 8 will Qfmgyiff if KW X 4, W, wi M -ss,,w: ,if g., 35 , WW YT mi X x, A! X rehearsals l Wanna some potato chips ? '? ? LIFE WITH FATHER We had many gust ave classes! Who 1 'A 4 A will - e be 1 King V V M, k..,, ,.,, , ,- so Q OFFICERS President James Smith Vice President Ralph West Secretary Virginia Titus Treasurer Thelma King Assistant Treasurer Doris Rushmore Vi A t,,, . - , ' Q before -,'i f Q Pleasure! .. 'Y' 5 . if Vw. fs Nw' 3' 1' WM A , 1 I fi 21 Z! ef? J A if and t- f ' Y E Queenw? iii if? 'i if t mir Ji S gr 4' Preparing 6 a page I .e of the i Sweetheart Yearbook 1 Ball! Y Practice anyone ? e 'T L 0 r S W NONA BAIIDEN Down to earth! Chorus 1, 2, 3 FHA 1, 2, 3 Leaders' Club 2 Monitor 3 GAA 3 DONNA BASSETTE There's rhythm in h Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Combo 2, 3 Monitor 2, 3, 4 Princess 3 Student Council 3, 4 Dramattcs 4 Monitor Captain 3 GAA, President 3 I er feet! ELIZABETH BABCOCK Quietly, she goes her way! HAROLD BOYD izqhollus li 25 33 Deeds-not wards count! omtor , , Clee Club 2, 3 gfjgggjaghib 2 S312 gals? :lg 24 3 Baseball Mabager 3 Dramatics 4 PHYLLIS BONI Live fast, die young, and have a good looking corpse! Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3 Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4 Monitor 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3 GAA 3 School Paper 4 Band Council 2, 3 JAMES COLE Ensemble 3 No rock and roll ! FHA 3 Football 2, 3 Yearbook 4 , NYSSMA 4 Dramatics 4 Leaders' Clu b4 WILLIAM BURNS Strong, silent type! Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Cross Country 4 MARY ANN CLARKE Quiet-but oh sa likeable! Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Monitor 2, 3 Monitor Captain 3 Chorus 3 Vice President 3 Secretary of Student Council 3 Secretary of Executive Council 3 Ensemble 3 Yearbook 4 Dramatics 4 ROBERT DoIIA,N A little fun doeik no one harm ! Industrial Arts Club 2 Camera Club 1, 2 Stagecraft 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2 Student Council 4 Yearbook Editor 4 Monitor 2, 3, 4 - Minstrel 2 MERLIN FoLEY Teachers and classes are his only objections to education ! Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Gym Demonstration 1, 2 Monitor 2, 3, 4 Badminton 2 Student Council 2 CECILE DELAIR Hey! Anybody got a nickel? Band 1, 2, 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3 NYSSMA 1, 2, 3 Cheerleading 1, 2 School Paper 1, 2 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Student Council 2 Band Council 2 Yearbook 2, 3 Treasurer 3 TIMOTHY NELSON FORKEY Wants his money's worth .' Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Bowling 1, 2 PATRICIA HOGAN She was so little but oh. NYSSMA 3 - my!!! Vice President 1 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3 School Paper 2 Ensemble 2, 3 Intramurals 1 Treasurer 2 Leaders' Club 2, 4 Student Council 2 xr Play Day 2 Yearbook 3 Executive Council 3 Dramatics 3, 4 Yearbook Editor 4 Guidance 4 Monitor 1, 2, 3 Student Council Vice President 3 EVELYN I. KELLEY An all-around girl who radiates joy! Camera Club 1 Treasurer 1 Guidance 1 FHA 2, 3 Chorus 2, 3 Minstrel 2, 3 Intramurals 2, 3, 4 Cheering 2, 3 . GAA 3 Dramatics 3 Student Council 3 School ape' 4 Dramatlcs 4 Leaders' Club 4 JACQUELINE JANACK Never in a hurry! Always late! Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Monitor 2 Chorus 3 President 3 Leaders' Club 4 ALVIN KELLEY Pm not lazy! I'm just saving my energy! Cross Country 4 WILLIAM KERR If at first you don't succeed-oh well, skip it! Basketball 1, 3, 4 Monitor 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 3 Dramatics 4 THELMA KING What a man! What a car! Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3 Monitor 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Library Club 1, 2 Clee Club 2 FHA 2, 3 Treasurer of Class 3, 4 Play Day 3 Leaders' Club 4 Yearbook 4 School Paper 4 Dramatics 4 LOWELL KERR Friendly, courteous liked by all! Chorus 1, 2, 3 Science Club 1, 2, 3 Stagecraft 1, 2, 3 Boys' State 3 Student Council 4 Industrial Arts Club 4 we WENDELL LASHUA Lucky Teeter II! Camera Club 1 Chorus 2, 3 Stagecraft 2, 3 NYSSMA 3 All-State Choir 3 Quartet 2 VESTA PEABODY A winning way! A pleasant smile! Camera Club 1 Play Day 1, 2, 3 FHA 1, 2, 3 Newspaper 4 Leaders' Club 4 Intramurals 4 Dramatics 4 ARTHUR PLOOF Life is so shortg so I must play! Football 1, 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 Dramatics 3 Basketball 4 JAMES Po1vI ERVILLE KATHIIYN LAPLANTE The opportunity for Reserved-but with a sense nflschlef 'S hfflnd 100 of humorfv times a day! Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4 385613811 1' 2' 3' 4 FHA L 2 Bowlmg 1, 2 Monitor 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 3, 4 Yearbook, Treasurer 4 Football 2' 4' Dramatics 3, 4 DORIS RUSHMORE She grew and she grew and she grew! Chorus 1, 2, 3 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Camera Club 1, 2, 3 FHA 1 Cheerleading 1 Ensemble 2, 3 Intramurals 2 NYSSMA 3 Monitor 3, 4 GAA 3 Leaders' Club 4 Treasurer 4 Yearbook 4 School Paper 4 Dramatics 4 LINDA SMITH She'd rather make history than study it! Chorus 1, 2, 3 Cheerleading 1, 3 School Paper 1, 2 Ensemble 2 Secretary 2 Yearbook 3 Dramatics 4 NORRIS REED H appy-go-luck y ! Stagecraft 1 President 2 Quartet 2 Minstrel 2 Monitor 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3 Christmas Play 3 Student Council 4 VIRGINIA TITUS Slow flown, Chariotlu President 1 School Paper 2, 4 Cheering 1, 2, 3 Minstrel 2, 3 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 GAA 3 Camera Club 1 Secretary 3, 4 Guidance 1 Yearbook 4 Chorus 2, 3 out Leaders' Club 4 5 Lil 'hav' ,juan-in I R, , : jfff,zzf5f,s - 5 , Q ,, I, , M . 3, ii., , ,- sl. ff ff 'Q' ,try af.. I , Q V ,T A 2 K WTR il rl ' .eiaxft w aits ,H ,wifi . -,,,,5,, N w, twgg, .,,, ,, . ' 52 , f .fl'li7fV' I- 1 '- 5- . , Q ,N K' ,lf J , , , 1, 1 ' , f f I... I . A ' , JAMES SMITH Toujours l'amour! Chorus 1, 2, 3 Volleyball 2 JAMES WARD Why should the devil have all the fun? Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 3 Stagecraft 1, 2 as Christmas Play 2, 3 President 4 Yearbook Business Manager 4 Dramatics 4 ROGER THOMAS Always up to something! Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3 Stagecraft 1 SUZAN YADDOW Foe met the enemy and is he cute! Dramatics 3, 4, Year- book 4, Guidance 4, Stu. Coun. 1, 2, FHA 2, School Paper 2, 4, Cheerleading 1, 2, 4, Bowling 1, 2, Leaders' Cl. 1, Intramurals 1, Library Cl. 1, CAA 3, Minstrel 2, 3, Exec. Coun. 2, NYSSMA 3, Ensemble 2, Monitor 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. RALPH WEST Thais than! Basketball 1, 2 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Gym Demonstration 1, Badminton 2 Student Council 2, 3, 4 Dramatics 3, 4 Vice President 4 Yearbook Business Manager 4 2 Class Will We, the class of 1955, village of Star Lake, State of New York, claiming to be of sound mind and body, do on this date, make this our last will and testament. To our TEACHERS we leave our appreciation for trying to pound something into our head. To the .IUNIORS we leave a gross of aspirins! You'll need them to relieve the headaches that go with raising money for that BIG TRIP! To the SOPHOMORES we leave this little advice! Don't pay for the seeds unless you have to!! We wanted .to but the bill never came!! Result? All profit! !! To the FRESHMEN we leave this-behave or you will never get an advisor!! Nobody loves us!! BETTY BABCOCK wills her ability to skip school and get a legal excuse to Becky Hunkins. NONA BARDEN leaves her seat in the art class to Helena Watson. Hope you enjoy it as much as she did!! DONNA BASSETTE wills her ability to giggle and then become hot, red, and generally em- barrassed to Dan Riley and Leonard Cote. PHYLLIS BONI bequeaths her cornet to Robert Lennon. fP.S. Bob, you blow it-not drive it to Harrisvillelll HAROLD BOYD wills his blonde hair to Phyllis Patnode. We would like the change! BILL BURNS leaves his Boy Scout shorts to Gary Laplante and Jim Flint. Huha-Huba! ANN CLARKE wills her red hair to Lillian Isereau. Now you won't have to use peroxide!! JIM COLE leaves his square dancing to John Lohnas. We girls sure wish Jack would use that ability! CECILE DELAIR wills her gum supply to Linda Baker. She's a sly one, Linda! BOB DORAN bequeaths his quiet sly ways to Sally Persson. MERLIN FOLEY wills Larry Rivers his ability to keep his nose in the air. TIM FORKEY leaves his size 13 sneakers to Jim Robertson and Fred Adams. It'll take both to fill them, boys. PAT HOGAN wills her ability to talk constantly to Yvonne Wood and Carol Van Patten. JACKIE JANACK bequeaths her sad stories about working hard to Mary Jane Doody. Don't over-do-it, Mary! ALVIN KELLY leaves his devilish ways to Berta Cole. Let's not be too quiet!! EVELYN KELLY leaves her square dance partners to Carol Slate. Let's get in the swing, Carol!! BILL KERR bequeaths his empty notebook to Eleanor Reed. Never a pencil or a sheet of paper, huh Bill? LOWELL KERR leaves his good manners to James Warner and Wilson Clarke. We'd like to see them used next year!! THELMA KING wills her boy friends to Laura Hazelton-Not that she needs them!! KATHRYN LAPLANTE wills her cheerleading to Larry Robertson and Bob Monty. You boys need the exercise to have that figure that makes the girls spin! WENDELL LASHUA leaves his 1947 Mayflower Pontiac, to Dona Kerr. Pontiacs are better, Dona!! VESTA PEABODY wills her pretty smile to Wayne Akey. We'd love to see those teeth, Wayne! ART PLOOF wills the devilish ways he acquired at the Inn to Sylvia Babcock. Be a real devil now, Sylvia! .IIM POMERVILLE wills his blue school sweater, loaded pockets and all to Maggie Bradley. First rule of football cheerleaders-Stay Warm! ' NORRIS REED leaves his draft card to Tom Canfield. We sure hate to see Tom without a draft !! DORIS RUSHMORE wills Dick C. tex-Rangerl to anyone who will take him! JIMMY SMITH leaves his line with the girls to Jerry Bemus. Get on the ball now, Jer ! We girls are waiting!! LINDA SMITH wills her pink socks, and Bermuda shorts to Helen Saber. Let's be sure you know where to wear the shorts, Helen! ROGER THOMAS leaves his curls to Ann Marie Owens and Sylvia Morris. Now Ann won't have to wear a DA Cduck's taill and Sylvia won't have those nightly pinups! VIRGINIA TITUS wills her car keys to Harlan Wood. Make sure you have a fling for your self. She always did! ' JAMES WARD wills his engineer boots to Janet Smith and Pat Morrow. Let's see if you can do some engineering, girls!! RALPH WEST wills his smoking during play practice to Barbara Pomerville. Make sure you don't get caught next year, Barb! He did!! SUZAN YADDOW leaves her giggles to Frank Peabody and Cindy Jarvis. Now, you can giggle while holding hands! In witness whereof, we, the Class of 1956, have on this day of June 1956, the Year of our Lord, 1956, make public and decree this our last will and testament. Class Prophecy It is' the year 1986 and many have gathered in the Clifton- Fine cafeteria to attend the Alumni Banquet. We find that each member of that famous class of '56 is present. Let's find out what each has done since graduation. SUSAN YADDOW was the inquisitive type. Because of her intense interest in everybody's business, she is a star reporter. She is so alert that she once interviewed a criminal while he was committing the crime. ROGER THOMAS was a slow moving chap. He is a plumber's assistant-the one who goes back for the monkey wrench and can't find it. He, with his wife, VESTA PEABODY, live on a farm in Cranberry Lake. LINDA SMITH owns an exclusive beauty shop. People- men as well as women- will enter her shop looking like 60 and emerge looking like 16. Linda is a famous face lifter and she is a living example of her work. ROBERT DORAN is a famous inventor who has invented over a 1000 labor saving devices. One of his inventions is Boomerang collar buttons-guaranteed to return to the hand that lost them. MERLIN FOLEY, once a basketball player for the Syra- cuse Nats, is now a real estate agent. He has become rich selling Florida lots to the inhabitants of Labrador and igloos to the dwellers of the Sahara. TIM FORKEY has just given up his racing stables and he now lives on an Indian Reservation where he will have free hunting and no income taxes. DORIS RUSHMORE, a graduate of Potsdam, is the vocal teacher at our Alma Mater. She recently had a book published entitled H101 Ways to Catch a Ranger. NORRIS REED is a member of the FBI CFuller Brush, Inc.J. He has written a book, I Led Two Lives -a story of his experiences as a brush salesman and a counterspy for the United Butchers of America. RALPH WEST, a famous chemist, has isolated the germs of hayfever, love, hate, and laziness. He has also extermin- ated book reports, income taxes, and English teachers. POLLY BARDEN, the domestic type, is the wife of a leading citizen of Irish Hill. She is very active in the Home Bureau. ' PHYLLIS BONI has made good use of her voice. She can now be seen as the lead in the musical comedy, Cinder- ella's Scandal. After the banquet, she will fly to Reno to shed her third spouse. DONNA BASSETTE is the well known composer who has written many songs that have appeared on the Hit Parade. Some of her songs are: There's a Ga-Ga Gal in Guate- mala and 1 Hear You Knocking But I Can't Find the Key. WENDALL LASHUA is the owner of the Eat and Run Restaurant. He is also an undertaker and both businesses are doing well. HAROLD BOYD is America's champion pole sitter, mara- thon dancer and pretzel eater. Harold is also the world's undisputed channel swimmer. He once swam back and forth until his manager remembered to come and fish him out. JAMES WARD, the superintendent of Jones and Lauglin, is also president of the Clifton-Fine Central School Board of Education. ANN CLARKE-because of her ability to get others to work while she watches and her ability to answer all questions Csometimes correctlyl-is a school teacher. LOWELL KERR is a member of the Senate. In the forth- coming election he will be a candidate for the presidency. Lowell sponsored the bill, Be Kind to Seniors Week. JACKIE J ANACK, a noted orator, is quite busy with her lecture tours. She is best known for such stirring speeches as Sleeping Habits of the Night Owl and Identifying the 99 Different Species of the Beetle. JAMES SMITH had to rent all the rooms of the Lakeview Hotel to accommodate the many wives of his Harem. Jim went to Bagdad to explore and decided to become a citizen of the place. WILLIAM KERR is a wealthy salesman. Bill just recently returned from Alaska where he had success selling cars to the Eskimos. He belongs to the National Swindlers' As- sociation. EVELYN KELLEY is a designer of cross word puzzles, magazine covers and necktie patterns for a large department store. PAT HOGAN, another Clara Barton, is now working at the Oswegatchie Cat and Dog Hospital, operated by a former classmate, GEORGE PERSSON. WILLIAM BURNS is a poet of the new school. He is the author of such brilliant works as Owed to a Taylor, and Lines on a Lady's Face. JAMES COLE was the curious type. He volunteered for the first trip to the moon. He was amazed with life on the moon that he has already made plans to return. THELMA KING leads an exciting life. Tomorrow she will leave for Africa to accompany her husband, Bring 'em back alive Buckaroo, a big game hunter. VIRGINIA TITUS, the old maid of the class, is the pos- sessor of many degrees as B.S., M.S., Ph.D., F.O.B. and' S.O.S. For the past 10 years she has been Dean of the Dormitory College for Girls. CECILE DE LAIR is Betty Button, the well known and popular- actress. She has starred in many films-one of which, I'd Cry Tomorrow But It's Much More Convenient Today, brought her the Academy Award. This movie was directed by the noted ALVIN KELLEY who won an Oscar for his movie, Golden Locks and the Peroxide Bottle. .IAMES POMERVILLE is a civil engineer. His present job is to place a tunnel through the Rockies to shorten trips for Hollywood commuters. KATHRYN LA PLANTE has married into royalty. She and her husband, the Prince of Wales, live in a beautiful mansion on Guna-Guna Island. ART PLOOF is a foreman at the Newton Falls Paper Mill when he isn't at Chappel's still celebrating his graduation from high school. The I M 0 U TL I fi i n E c h O S 11 ll f f I6 lg-I A 15,3 , A ,ks ', af Q if ROBERT DORAN PATRICIA HOGAN Editors' Message Advisor You're typical teens . . . making fun out of work . . . sharing interests . . . going steady . . . about five weeks. You're typical high school students . . . go out for sports . . . baby sit . . . work in stores . . . get up at 7 . . . maybe 7:30 . . . you snack . . . drink cokels . . . watch TV while doing homework . . . you enjoy school but hate to admit it . . . study some . . . three hours a night . . . no, a week . . . average A . . . well, C . . . you make the grade anyway . . . just . . . but you're satisfied because you are a teenager. And so, here is your book. The Mountain Echo 'i which brings our school spirit . . . in classrooms . . . athletics . . . music . . . activities. , X l f In later years, while turning these pages, if you f should recall the many smiles, sorrows, and dreams X of '56, we shall be content. I Ze f LENA LEASE B usmess Treasurer KATHRYN LA PLANTE RALPH WEST, JAMES SMITH, THOMAS CAUFIELD 1 .,,.,, .fm-54 . :gary - - uw Yun. 2 g'X'N.., .i It li in VH ,me 4 I R - QQ i i 5 as 'M Q' HI8 , V my L .mi f-Q Q ,Q ,M 4th Q .J fo UCCVL King 'I-'li 'Qu Qi 64' f . H . 5 x Q X3 vo QQ fr Qbv ATTENDANTS Sharon Woodward Patricia Miller Margaret Bradley David Hunkins Thomas Colden Thomas Caufield Y' Q59 .rw ...,M. 'T Q 0 A ww we I f A s Jn A V. - QM' YF 'S WP 'T x , , M -f I ,i s. 'I ', Q.. Q- 'M ' I 13,43 X- I ii , fcgfv ,W t fi . ,lk ,fyf ffkf X Y 6 I K W Q A 2 f Y .WA '+,,w Q QXQVXE A xi' 'rmi iw 1 E' x 2 J 1 Z , ,, Mimi.. 5 Y, ,K . ,. W s' . : r . .s , ff A fi I . W ,A r Q 1 4535 Sw . gg , f an ai-Q. af: ' ,W-,.. M3 Eiamf O pam . 0 777. 0 T Vice Presli Q .G Hogan: . SecreK'5'5 S ji Preeidenl- lqongiciamlorr David Had' A dent- lami'i.ii- 'heasute A l may WW ' . L dock' l f1 Complimenls of If fgfl Z N. Y. STATE MERCHANT'S N X ff ' I RANGER SCHOOL CRANBERRY LAKE INN 6' Wanakena, New York Fine Foods and K Cocktail Lounge cranberry Lake, New York 1' 'a ' First row: L. Robinson, lf. Mills, S. Grammo. L. Kerr, N. Thomsen. J. Lago. B. Green. B. Janack D. Hogan, B. Shatraw. Second row: Mr. E. Stedman. M. Pomerville. J. Maxwell. E. Bc-nchik S. Nolan, J. Mudgett, A. Bogardus, D. Stevens. J. Hubbard, J. Babbitt. P. Miller, N. Jones K. Ehlers, E. Bradley. Mrs. E. Climenson. Third row: K. Fairbanks. J. NIcEathrnn. C. Harrison E. McBroom, L. LeRose, D. Haddock, W. Patterson. M. Morrison, C. Cote. D. Brown. XI. White T. Golden, R. Riplev. 3 A . ,hug 23141 A Sw 'Y Q Compliments of ' THE GLOBE STORE A A CANADA DRY BOTTLINC CO. OF MASSENA Northern New York's Leading Store . 9 5 VBUUIHS Of Watertown, New York 'C World Famous - 'X Canada Dry Beverages utww Dial RO 9-3538, Nlassena. New York 4 First row: J. Thomas, R. Marsh. R. Lasliua. N. MacCrimman, A. Scruton. L. Marsh. Second row: C. Eldridge, S. Sherman. J. Demmon, L. Carpenter. B. Rovendro. F. Klock. L. Clements. K. Woods, C. Carver. L. Hogan. Third row: Miss Lease. N. Stephensi D. Porteous. R. Ward. R. Briekey, C. Clyde, L. Saber. R. De Lair. R. Haddock. C. Tremlaley. E. Hayes, C. Kinney, C. Bralmaw. Fourth row: K. Hall, J. Colden. B. Crammo. NI. Green. D. Rixon. F. Creen. C. Carpenter. NI. fNlcCallops, C. Ripley. R. Van House. x I Elzg First row: S. Burr, B. Hubbard, B. Fairbanks, F. McCallops, I. Cochran, C. La Rose, J. Babbitt, P. Robertson. Second row: Mr. Marshall, R. Saber, M. Watson, W. La Plant, R. Le Roux, D. Trombley, W. Woods, W. Soszka. W. Brown, T. Sawyer. Third row: F. Sykes, A. Valllen A.-Mudgett. S. Steinhilber, J. Kyer. W. Sage, P. Sulongski, L. Smith, R. Hamele, C. La Plante. Compliments of Your Nearest Complete Dept. Store .Q P4 , THOLVIAS HARIQMAIF, INC- GINSBERGS is ,L ,3 utomotlve upp res Featuring nationally advertised I bt H9 , Garage and Shop Eillllpmellf- wearing apparel X . Watertown, New York Serving the Mountain Area for over half a century -f 'il N I I , Tupper Lake, New York A gf . - - First row: B. Nlaybee. E. Hotlgkiss. M. Jarvis. E. Trembley. Nl. Cooper. K. Swanson. P. De- C-ouff. N. Austin. V. Trombley. B. llcBroom. B. Demmon. Second row: W. Provost. H. Provost. D. Andrikut. P.. Thivierge. V. Eldridge. B. Stevens. D. Robla. S. Newtown. C. Cebo. O. Vanf Cour. D. Hodge. S. Cote. R. Ashley. Third row: Mr. Stedman. D. VanHouse. P. Sykes. R. Towne. K. Hall. W. Mallette. 'L. .-Xkey. R. Towne. E. Hubbard. G. Kerr. R. Hall. R. Stowell. D. Camp- bell. A. Fenton. P. Bisson. Conzplinzents of FRANK MANCARI PEARL'S DEPARTMENT STORE Watertown. New Yurk Edwards and Herniun. N. Y. 2 NN SHELLY ELECTRIC. INC. 3' LYLE E. BURCEbb Electrical Construction 2 0 General IUSUVHUCC' RD.I Pho.. 4335 2 E Phone KI 3-2567 Potsdam. Newe York ' TA 4 Harrisville. New York N Hfsrod First row: C. Gardner. L. Trombley. J. Osborne. S. Behee. S. Payne, J. Arnosky. P. Morrow. E. Koster. L. Ressler. J. Fairbanks. S. Sage. Second row: M. Smith, L. Senter, J. Phillips. G. Peterson. J. Yaddow. N. Santimaw, R. Cunningham. F. Hutt. E. Cebo. G. Tooley. B. Riley. A. lsereau. B. Smeby. C. Baker. R. Brown. Mr. Garbreana. Third row: D. Saber. M. Bemus. R. Matzell. R. Janack. D. Adams. W. McCrimmons. K. Kyer. R. Shew. C. Malady. C. Daniels. A. Austin. C. Malady. C. Woods. R. Ramsey. S. Taylor. c 1' COUNTRY SIDE CLEANERS amp mem of GIVEN'5 RETAIL STORE Star Lake. New York Star Lake, New York w x 'iff -- x X5 n X 4, E Best Wishes to the Seniors from GOLDEN'S' HARDWARE J 81 R PLUMBING AND HEATING Star Lake, New York Star Lake, New York ,Li wif 1. First row: R. Barcomh. E. Shaw. J. Cochran. D. Te-ho. A. Sharpstene, A. Groulx, C. Lohnas. E. Leonard. Second row: NI. Fulton, D. Fuller. A. Gish. P. Langevin. G. Snider. C. Pohl, J. Duhey. E. Langevin. Third row: Mr. Redmond. C. Taylor. W. MacCrimm0n. C. Jones. G. Ploof. Y. Crane. J. Tebo. W. Dunn. J. Clyde. F. Duhey. THE BING STEVENS STORE Sporting Goods - Trophies Canton. New York ST. LAWRENCE COFFEE SHOP 92 Main Street Canton. New York Compliments of Q, , bf If --q-. a L. -Q E. D. BRIGGS CO.. INC Burt Olney Fancy Canned Foods Ogdensburg. New York L. G. BALFOIQR CO. L. Lee. Representative Attlehoro. Mass. First row: G. Pohl, M. Draper, P. Sulongsl-zi. K. Stephens. P. Provost. J. Boan. J. Colden, D. Adams, J. LaPlante, Second row: J. Golden. P. Mayhee. H. Cooper, P. Burns.. C. Stevens. P. Bigwarfe. R. Provost. D. Nonnan. Third row: Mr. Miller. J. Newtovm. S. Tremhley, B. Amo, J. Cooder. P. Clyde, W. Evans, A. Moore. S. Trombley, L. Bartholf. Compliments of DURKEES BAKERY FOX DRUG COMPANY 'asunbeam Bri-adn ' A 269 S1816 SITEEI 130 Canal sm-et 1 Carthage. New York Carthage. New York -Q ,N UQ First row: I. Dafoe. J. Hensel. R. VanHouse. W. Burr. R. Rixon. F. Boyd. J. Mudgett, M. Marsh. Second row: M. Watson. J. Durocher. E. Babbitt. P. Terry. S. Whitmore. B. Madill. D. Tooly. M. Owens. R. Thomas. Third row: K. Maxwell. P. Barry. H. Woods. N. Janack. L. Rohde. P. Miller. J. Simmons. S. Daniels. Mrs. Jarvis. Absent: Karl Smith. First row: V. Sykes, S. Marsh, C. Green. P. Beckman, S. Daniels, J. Titus, B. Shene, J. King. Second row: Mrs. Hazelton, D. Fairbanks. L. Hayes, J. Smith, D. Baker, A. Malady, R. Vallier, B. Thornton, W. Burnett. Third row: A. Wilcox. M. Ashley, L. Owens, Nolan, K. Kerr, R. McBroom, W. Todd. R. DeLair. Compliments of LOFINK MOTOR CO., INC. WATERS BUICK F0l'd MCTCUFY 220 N. Mechanic St. Phone 993 Cafhagf. New York Cathage, New York Compliments of L. J. CHELLIS OPTICIANS. INC. VERNE A. WICKS Ophthalmic Dispensers 0' Coal Lumber The Arcade Q 5, Builders Supply Watertown. New York -JS Harrisville, New York First row: L. Daniels. P. Doran. L. Peterson. B. McMullen. L. Reed, G. Stowell, I. Kelley. Second row: Mrs. Pomerville, S. Popp. B. Jackson. F. Wendt, G. Peabody, B. Kessler, H. De-Lair. B. Finley, M. Carlson. Third row: J. Hitchman. J. Sykes, L. Lundin, C. Daniels, K, Rowand. D. Kerr. H. Harrison. B. Shene. B. Poirier. First row: M. Cooder. B. Merrill, W. Simmons. R. Mallette. R. Phillips, L. Marsh, B. Shene. B. Corbine. Second row: R. Janack. L. Kelley. L. Smith. S. Kapell, B. Lashua, M. LaPlante. D. Ritz, NL Miller. L. Graham, C. Briggs. Third row: Nlrs. Safford, J. Briggs, C. Currier. J. Matzell. R. Ripley. D. Small. H. Terry. R. Pratt. D. Rasha, W. Merritt. Absent: D. Disotell. E. Disotell. ln. Bernard was always kind. He was a good student. He was always willing to help others. He Iwemormm was a happy anrl friendly boy. We have missed him very much. BERNARD SHENE CLASSMATES First row: G. Gish, W. McCarthy, R. I.aRose, D. Peabody, G. Hodgkiss, D. Goodrow. B. McCallops. Second row: A. Hubbard, J. DeGouff, S. Pohl, L. Eldridge, I.. Baxter. C. Shult, J. MacCrimman. M. Clyde, F. LaPlante. Third row: C. Scott, F. Provost, W. Boula, D. Wright. .l. Ploof, D. Robla. H. Moore, E. Disotell. S. Miller, V. Pomerville, Mrs. Moyer. Compliments of ef.. W W. J. GRIFFIN 'IX ' THE BARGAIN HUNTER Real Estate and General Insurance ', 5, f ' 'I 4. Star Lake Star Lake, New York Kd ' G5 , New York ATLANTIC K PACIFIC STORE 'il W Best Wishes to the Senior Class 'fAgP , ' from Newton Falls, New York E J' ISHARI-ES OSBORNE ewton Falls, New York First row: R. Barcomb, D. DeCouff, C. Bartlett, C. Bebee, P. Akey, R. Foley, B. Mallette, S. Stowell, J. Bombard, R. Lohnas. Second row: M. Andrikut, L. Dubey, B. Amo, E. Cooper, F. San- ford, C. Jarvis, B. Lalone, D. Gish, W. Cote, J. Boucher, S. Burns, R. Adams, W. Baker. Third row: Mrs. Thomsen, R. Davenport, R. Bebee, J. Briggs, B. Slate, M. Bassette, J. Gish, C. Clements, G. Norman, D. Burnett, C. Barry, J. Davenport. First row: D. Carver, R. Baker, M. Terry, P. Bullock. D. Whitmore, R. Keith, B. Kerr, K. Green, T. Watson, A. Thornton. Second row: D. Wass, M. West. L. Hittle, K. Tooley, D. Rowand, R. Akey, S. Trombley, G. Madill. M. Lash, J. Reed, R. Stevens, E. Austin, Mrs. Peterson. Third row: B. Mallette, A. Robertson, L. Stowell, M. Brahau, B. Campbell. R. Golden, M. Aird. J. King. L. Currier, C. Tubbs. N. McMyne, S. Tebo. i In Memoriam . C0fV'P1imf?HlS of JOSEPHINE GREEN Josephine was a good student. We liked her very much. ,T Tupper Lake' New York We miss hfwiflg hfff in OUT f00m- 4 i ALTAVMONT MILK 85 ICE CREAM CO. . I 5. 49 X 'Ny L' u . 4 ' FRECHETTE - CLOUGH CONSTRUCTION CO , f 1 . CLASSBILATES V Tuppel' Lake, New York First row: D. Maxwell, J. Rohde, B. Campbell, G. Stevens, R. Core, J. Ripley, R. Ashley. T. Smith, C. Ward, K. Myers. Second row: M. Rasha, J. Adams, R. Cebo, L. Burnett, M. Muncil, R. Stowell, R. Hamilton, W. Boyd, R. Peabody, R. Santimaw, J. Hodgkiss, S. Hamele, S. Trombley. Third row: Mrs. Hynes, K. Schuyler, D. Shank, J. Wendt. L. Titus, N. McMyne. E. Moote, J. Hooven, E. Peabody, J. Green, D. Ward. Compliments of S 03 11 DON SMALL V ' SHADY REST CABINS 8: RESTAURANT Cranberry Lake, New York Steaks and Seafood Cranberry Lake, New York a First row: L. Reed, S. Ward, G. Dickinson, A. Brown, R. Simmons, D. McBroom, D. Hodge, T. Corbine, L. Folsom, B. Kerr. Second row: C. Ward, K. Pohl, G. Wilcox, W. Fleming, K. Finley, K. Carlson, C. Taylor, B. Payne, D. Terry, P. Boyd, S. Maxwell. Third row: Miss Irvin, L. Sharpsten'e,. D. McBroom, S. Rixon, C. Castognazzi, A. Madill, R. Arnold, M. Corina, D. Dafoe, P. Jones, S. Graham, E. Austin, C. Moore. First row: l. Boyden, C. Evans, B. Eldridge, H. Pickering, K. Bullock, G. Winch, F. Pike, F. King, R. Goodrow, E. Norman. Second row: Mrs. Henrie, S. Smeby, G. Kelley, D. Town, P. McBroom, B. MacCrimman, S. King, J. Beaulieu, L. McCallops, L. Lundin, E. Kinney, J. Flint. Third row: S. Durocher, K. LaPlante, E. Akey, T. Hanley, V. Senter, L. Sutherland, M. Provost, H. Watson, K. Adams, T. Phillips, M. Cote. Absent: W. Todd, T. Baker. PARK RESTAURANT i SHAC'S GENERAL STORE Home Cooking - Esso Gas - Complete line of groceries Compliments of Cranberry Lake, New York fin N Clothing, Souvenirs, Woolrich Wools 34 qf- Cranberry Lake, New York V' gi? P-'Q ..- f ear , Best Wishes! X Compliments of MYERS-LAINE CORPORATION GRAY'S FLOWER SHOP Heating Contradtors . - 314 South James Street Utica, New York du m Carthage, New York uv i , First row: J. Terry, S. Reed, F. Fleming, R. Stevens, L. LeRoux, L. VanHouse, R. Dowling, L. Simmons, R. McBroom. Second row: J. Kyer, K. McBroom, D. Saber, N. Rodhe, P. LaDuke, M. Wright, B. Mudgett, R. Marsh, T. Stadin, C. McAlleese, M. Shene, D. McEathron. Third row: Mrs. Nolan, A. McCrimmon, E. Lashuas, M. Jenks, W. Small, R. Snider, K. Sanford, D. Mallette, E. Madill, W. Clyde. First row: M. Adams, J. Thomas, S. Doran, M. Maroun, J. Tebo, G. King, A. LeCault, N. LaDuke, J. King, B. McCallops. Second row: L. Evans, D. Foley, D. Campbell, M. Santimaw, K. Parvese, N. Shene, P. Shene, S. Gotham, D. Rowand, J. Bulluck, S. Reynolds. Third row: Miss Sherman, R. Rice, J. Merritt, D. Kerr, O. Keith, D. Saheim, M. Boyden, R. Metzler, E. Flemming, D. Kerr, C. Marsh, R. Kerr, R. Fuller. Absent: J. Bero. I Compliments of YOUNGS EXPRESS ' MGM the Bestn Serving Northern New York Since 1925 1. GCI Watertown New York I SEAT-TEST 1 52,6 cc ,, l , 1 1 Q, S 'fc 1 h 3 D First row: S. Colden, R. Smith. C. Delair. E. Davenport. I.. I.aDuc, L. MacCue, D. Campbell. C. Leonard, C. Babbitt. Second row: L. Slate. D. Mallette. B. Woods. J. Ritz. W. Smith. C. Stevens, C. Daniels, H. Shene. C. Phillips. J. Thivierge. R. Dowling. E. Finley. B. Demmon. Third row: Mrs. Wilcox, G. Austin, P. McBroom, S. Pohl, D. Ploof, S. Smith, H. Hubbard, D. Hawley, E. Sanford. Compliments of if iianouws sroais , M Fsncrsox Oswegatchie ,U k j Fuel oil and gas New York ' f ,' . g 'l Oswegatchie. New York X ' 'O' 5-g-A ELLIS COLTON Y4 A 339' jf -:3 Everything in Music forthe Musician Oswegatchie N J ,'.',',- Instruments - Rentals - Pianos New York f is ' Music Accessories CURTIS-HOLMES Ml.'SlC INC. l Watertown. New York G 1 .I First row: C. Jenks. P. Small. B. Gula. X. Sullivan. N. Moore. R. Humble. C. Bullock. S. Hankey. Second row: D. Ward. R. Simmons. J. Farrell. R. Reilly. M. Akey. S. Price. B. Taylor. W. Hanley. C. Ladison. G. Kerr. Third row: S. Maxwell. l.. Core. S. Fraser. l.. Cole. J. Jeffries. D. Hickok. T. Sanford. T. Merrill. W. Hayes. Mrs. Durham. -,-,,-,-,,,,,,- YNM ,, , . ,,,,- . ,..., . ..-f.- V V --- -1- First row: C. Finley. E. Gotham. J. Durham. J. Durham. G. Terry. lf. Ward. Second row. B. Mallette. R. Adams. K. Shank, S. Shene. C. Kyer. C. Burnett. C. Mallette. B. Dickinson. B. Smith. Third row: E. Dowling. R. Akey. B. Juen. N. Alcllyne. I... Hutt. D. Graham. D. Ladison. J. Pike. I. Shane. J. Folsom. Fourth row: Mrs. Van Gelder. D. AIcBroom. C. Parvese. K. Boyd. G. Antwine. S. Marsh, S. Dowling. -D. Gonio. L. McCarthy. S. Marsh. A. BIcBroom. Compliments of Nl,- NELSON. PANGLE at BATTERSHY , - I 4 .K ff, NEW PARROT RESTAURANT Attorm-ys f 4- . V, '-f -2 Mote-l R can Shop Gouvernour. New York -is Oxnggrggnxriiilitog iles! WATERTOWN LINEN SUPPLY Co. S -Q.4.'.'1fi'1 ' L'Linen Re-mal swim- ,g'1j:f,,QiCpg4'QEf', if .'.:2f,f4f3135Q'Lf.f CASABLANCA RESTAURANT 320 Stan- Sm-1-I A '.fr4I5frff.yf-'.'QJ,-,'fffy'f'fL145g',9if1gf' ' 413 E. Slain Sm-et Watertown, New York ffl .'Cl'A'f.'f,fi l'.L4'I1 ' Gouvfrnvur. New York First row: A. Phillips. D. Schuyler. E. Reese, S. De.-Lair. P. Bulluck. D. Saber. S. Hawley. S. Saber. G. Adams. R. Arnold. Second row: G. Wendt, D. Litherland. K. Gates. G. Duchano. ll. King. C. Winch. C. Hodil. AI. Decoteau. B. Gish. Third row: S. LaPlanle. Al. Trimm. R. Stowell. M. Gula. G. Watson. R. Phillips. B. Welcome. P. Carlson. C. Bartholf. NCompliments of ' A f THE GATEWAY nga Q WESTSIDE BOAT WORKS Fine Boats to Rent New Y0rk Cranberry Lake, New York First row: G. Martin, J. Slate, L. Pickering, P. LaPlante, S. Bartlett, J. Smith. Second row: N. Stadin, R. Smith, K. Foley, G. Smith, C. Farrell. Third row: K. VanCour, J. Siedlecki, R. Eshbach, T. Woodworth, M. Jeffries, D. Jones. Absent: G. Christian, C. Davenport, A. Dumas, W. Durocher, K. Eastman, C. Hawkes, C. Riley, E. Slate, B. Sullivan, L. Christian, E. Rebar. K. Yaddow. First row: R. Smith, L. Beckman, D. Burke, D. Mudgett, S. McMullin, E. Smith, D. Smith. Second row: W. Hooven, D. Mudgett, M. Reynolds, A. Sheard, J. Evans. Third row: Mrs. Burkett, T. Morris, T. Smith, F. Morris, A. Morris, D. Smith, E. Baxter. C4 ENO'S GAS STATION A Of' GERALD N. KERR We give United Trading Stamps Logs - Lumber - Millwork Newton Falls, New York Ph. Star Lake 2804- 5 Fine, New York .L -- l 5 P O r 13 s ,.1 WQ5'55??55 - ' if f Z'3r 15fl in ' Art A Ploof E WE f res -r grT,g, RQff., ,, 1 Varsity Baseball .lim I' Pomerville Bill Burns Q . Ralph X , 1 A 3 at by . Wes! Merlin Foley f e m e , .. 4 5? ,l.. J his 4 ' , S, ..,.. gg Tim 'mens I Charles Stemhllber Ri lala CHAMPIONS Coach Weeks .liim Del..air Oswegatchie Valley f League 'lim Phelps Won-8 Lost-2 Harold Boyd Manager Junior Varsity Baseball James Cole Leland LaRose Richard Brickey Robert Monty -. f . v -.f' , f ' Iiyfifx-,gjg.wr-M 'f ' . -Jar:-J : .ggfi , ff I we el:2f' 4k: 0t2 , K e Y Y Q f ,wi , ' .5 L4 , grim , w , Q' ff 4:8 2542 s'i- f R' 5? 1 T' if 3 ' ,H A. F J., - f T ,V jkggigjgy rl if ,..X. 'al ' '- f 1 lat! :!77' ., 'i Claude Allen Coach Ronnie Ripley Van Gelder 40 Tom Caufield Wayne Akei' Frank Peabody Jim Flint First row: R. West, M. Foley, R. Provost, F. Hewitt, P. Forkey. Second row: T. Golden, R, Brickey, D. Riley, T. Griffin, L. Ploof, L. LaRose, D. Guanicale. Third row: R. Patterson, R. Provost, R. DeGouff, G. LaPlante, W. LaPlant, T. Sawyer, E. McBroom, Coach Weeks. Compliments of E. A. TODD Heil Automatic Heat WANAKENA COFFEE SHOP Wanakena, New York CLARENCE SHELTON Star Lake, New York Star Lake, Ngw York gf-hi 47 Best Wishes to the Seniors! H2 THUMPER PRESS I VCX W Wanakena, New York ' 9' , x 1 I 1 , X X Q ' x re , ' PW ' T 1,31 F' ...pe W T W if Q we ' 2438 ' 1, H 1 , V , -5 -Q? A f . XZ, 4 . 4 K v. , . , . . , . . . - . ax . Q , gh ls, X .z B , , . E i : . , .V . ,,,.i.,t.:. M-L., 3,234 ! f N '- f , , -' 1.. -W V . w c -- ' ., ,V ft I ' . e. . t'.. .Z . 1 . 1- f '- .1 s. H ,-f.f ir.. , ,, Z 7 , .. will 1 APY i I pa tzgf.-:g,,S.L..,. .wav ,lj55Lygi...'?15-fp . .fb fm .. 2. , ,5,,.,, VI, ,M M y 1 V if' r . , -v -A ' -- X 'wif-f X f T, ' ' Wk- V U to .wi 1, - -1: .ai L-ff -We-ff M X T, - mi Q 1. H or .. .ye -. ' A , F ,Q-.4 1 f 1. f... - X' w I - + 2a1'1:i- 4 ihlffzfi L: M ,F '-10.435 f. ' 1 z JY: -' r'i IC big smzlefrr asons ll J ' X 42' WTR? iff! f 95. Q 1 15 I I Eg-' :QA ,JWW W 3 'M' f if' sp!!! lf . L Akey D Hunkins, J- Golden' G' mbaw' rojelllelsln, M- Wmon' R Shew W LaPlante T- HWY t row - g R. S ber, A. Fenton, Iirxrovost R Bucket' Thug rover, G. Tihivie-rue, J- Park' Compliments of TEARS STORE LAKEVIEW HOTEL Star Lake Star Lake New York New York -V X J O Co-Captains FORKEY and PROVOST receive in behalf of their team two trophies. One was for JUNIOR HIGH LEAGUE CHAMPIONS and the other was the consolation trophy. The boys lost only one game all season. GOOD WORK, BOYS! ! !! Fxrst row T Colden W Akey R B 1, w ' 1 ' , B row F Peabody A P10012 T- Caufielgf Haddclc?lZnll.EOemiEl?0m' Second row: J C0lden R Provost P For First row: A. Scruton, D. Hunkins, J. DeLair, R. Swanson, W. Lohnas, H. Wood, R. Ripley, E. McBroom, G. Bemus. Second row: F. Sykes, G. Thivierge, J. Didas, J. Flint, J. Lohnas, W. Burns, A. Kelley, T. Caufield, C. Allen, J. Hamilton, Mr. R. Stedman. Compliments of JOHN SEXTON at COMPANY 7. . STAR LAKE INN The National Chain Wholesale Grocers 6 ' C' Sayles' Pmpnetor p 0 Box 423, Qplol EN X Star Lake, New York New York 1, New York Q X ,suffix f z Eid fe 5 J The 1955-56 Clifton-Fine Program included a new varsity sport. Approximately 20 high school boys participated in CROSS COUNTRY. In this sport the contestants run over a course of about 2.5 miles in length. A harrier fone who runs cross countryl must possess a spirit of determination and will power as well as strong legs and lungs. This year's team, possessing an exceptional amount of uesprit de corps, was successful in defeating Holy Ghost Academy and Colton in three triangular meets. Leroy Lashua, a promising freshman, crossed the finish line first in two out of three contests. ln cross country the team with the lowest score wins. Each school enters a seven- man team, five of whom count in the scoring. Clifton-Fine was fortunate in having the use of the golf course as a training area. If this year's Junior Varsity squad is any indication of teams to come, we can safely predict a successful team for many years. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK! A,,, if ,h'g 7 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS S. Yaddow . King . Boni . Bradley . Kerr . Morrow . LaPlante . Benchik . Persson T ,fx i A QS rf X . JUNIOR HIGH I ff CHEERLEADERS I 5 , J J. Maxwell '- V II 2 IIVV I E. Bradley B. Shatraw J. Hubbard ',.' A. Bogardus I EIIII ig K. Ehlers ,.--. . P. Miller - ,..... f IA.II J. Smith Advisor Congratulations to the Class of 1956 MRS. DEVOL from SUNNYSIDE DAIRY Edwards, New York Q!- K l First row: D. Kerr, V. Titus, P. Boni, D. Rushmore. Second row: J. Janack, T. King, C. Ploof, E. Kelley, V. Peabody. Third row: Miss White, J. Babbitt, P. Rowand, P. Hogan, M. Thivierge. BASKETBALL PLAYDAY-MAI-,ONE VOLLEYBALL PLAYDAY-OGDENSBURG Miss White, M. Pomerville, -7 B' Pomerviuev C' Slate, N' Dubel' L. Kerr, J. Lago, D. Kerr, C. Ploof, J. Smith, P. Morrow r f N. Dubey, M. White. Compliments of PUDCE 81 DON'S DINER -K, Star Lake, New York Q 1 f SUNNY LAKE HOTEL ' Floyd and Irrna's Star Lake, New York REBAR'S GAS STATION T We Give S81H Green Stamps Star Lake, New York HELEN'S SPORTSWEAR w it H . YQ' Star Lake, New York 4 J Xx 0 R. Hawley, .l. Golden, P. Maybee, N. Duhey, R. Haddock, D. Ho- gan, D. Hunkins, Miss White, R. Brickey. L ev . -6' X .L A -5' SNOW! SNOW! A maglc word to those whose pictures appear on this page. To these people, Skiing is not a sport but a way of life. Theyive been bit- ten by the snow bug! They cannot resist the call of the open slopes and the cross coun- try trail. Icy winds nip at the ears, stinging snow brings tears to the eyes, and bright sunlight reflected from blinding white- ness burns the face. Aching muscles and numbed toes and fingers mean nothing to the hearty who don the bucking board. Unexplainable and defying de- scription is the joy we gain from this age-old winter sport. K. Fairbanks J. Warner D. Haddock L. l..eRose A. Ploof .l. Smith J. Pomerville M. Foley C. Cote T. Caufield W. Patterson .l . Lohnas R. Lennon E. McBroom M. White Swaenm Cowxcn Library Club American Legion Award Band New Spa? er Club Monitor Twirling Halloween Party F.H.A I i ' if f 'JJ Lrbrary Club First row: R. VanHouse, C. Eldridge, L. Carpenter, S. Burr, P. Robertson, A. Scruton. Second row: F. Klock, B. Rovendro, J. Lago, M. Thivierge, L. Kerr, A. Mudgett, L. Clements. Third row: F. Sykes, N. McCrimman, R. Haddock, L. Kerr, Mrs. Smith, S. Steinhilber, D. Porteous, J. Thomas, K. Hall, E. Hayes. Compliments of ALLEN ROBERTS XX Builder of Beautiful Homes - X, Oswegatchie, New York R. Thomas 4' R. Doran Mr. VanGelder A. MASON st SONS. INC. W- Lashua Retail Lumber Building Materials Stock and Special Millwork I Peru, N. Y. Plattsburg, N. Y. , ' First row: E. Hodgkiss, L. Trombley, V. Eldridge, H. Provost, 0. VanCour, N. Austin, B. McBroo B. Green. Second row: F. Hutt, P. DeGouff, B. Fairbanks, C. LaRose, G. Greenwood, C. Gebo, P. Thivierge, M. Jarvis. Third row: A. lsereau. C. Kerr, R. Shew, G. Peterson, Mrs. Smith, J. Phillips, K. Hall, M. Bemus, D. Campbell, R. Ashley, R. Brown. 'Z uni' L1 brary Club If I f Rx f . Stagecraft Cixi? nf.. rv. 1 Mr f 4 l ,Q- s fi' X , H1 r- -nw ,z A 5 'f k. in L Q A . f 5 wwffw 4 A 5 Q ,123 x 1. .. mf gd ,XA . 7 EA 5 ,Z , fffizzii . W' w . L if 4 .. N47 1 1 2 by Q 4 g K 1 . i v?ff,f1 K' ,,,. . .f 5' .Q N .Kyla ,t je if Q W- A 'X A 1 1 f X ? 4 if 1 Y y v V Z -1 Y gif, fir ' Qt: ' K 6' ,wMWw.., f- ,.M..N,...a W W '1 qv. wr. gg gag: 5l F Adams M BradleY PAT'S SWAP SHOP ELMER J COLLIER Come in and browse around North Country Real Estate Cranberry Lake New York Phone 8409 EVERGREEN HOTEL Legal Beverages Excellent Food DAVIS S BOAT SHOP Cranberry Lake New York , Evmrude Motors Boat Tnps First row: Woodward, Bemus, D. A. Owens, Third row Peabody, I Park T Caufleld J Smrth L Cote G Daniels L Robertson R Doran D Porteous, L Kerr J Warner S Nolan. Secfmd row: M. Bero, L- Om' ' .R me. Third row- Bradley, M. BradleY, L' Kin-19arli R. Doran, E- Reed' D ass First row: E. I N Reed W. Patterson, wagon B McBroome. . , . 1 1 . 3 s ' lsfnggiclljifisams, J- Babbitt' E' Hayes' R Compliments of FLETCHER'S cAB1Ns -V A W 1gEZ'StBfAUgY 5201? Oswegatchie, New York l swega C le' ew I MARGARET AND CHARLES SAFFORD 01 1 Slfiplfjilf fvffggfzk Star Lake, New York xl. ' ' X - girjt row: R. YanHouse, R. Hamele, L, Ak dams C. Falrbanks C Card ey' F' SYkCS, J. Osborne P M 1 , . l S d , l, - orrow, W. G ld , gLaL1nPaSe1g Maxwell, P. B313 S.ecI?IIolarT0MX vZmQvIQZZhT' rIYI'h2Vh3e'JB' Mom' N' Things: Y, - a c k, C. ' ' 1 - 11 a , , S ' h - ' B. Doran M Foleoc L Carver, J. McEathron R Thoma L F mit , P Mlller, E, I , . y, i LaR0 , C' C ',. . US, . Law. Third row: 'T, S HW F'-...t:,.1.l ig......,.A First row: U. Qwvw-, d row: R. Provost, T. brumr, ... , ' ' d row: M. Bradley, 5. xauuw., , R'ley. Fourth row: L. IK0D1nsu.., ette, Janack. Secon B. Stevens, P. Morrow, R. Hunluns. Thar A. Clarke, L. Hogan, C. Baker, R. Hall, R. Thomas, R. Hamele, W. 1 I. Osborne, E. Hodglciss, M. Jarvis, B. Grammo, P. Robertson, Mr. Shult, B. Janack, D. Bass n C. Jarvis, H. Provost. I. Shank, P. Hoga , TWIN LAKES HOTEL Star Lake New York N.Y.s.s.M,,4, 1EhY1lis Bgni ebecca Hu k. Dona Kerr n ms 54 Cmnplimenzs gf 1-n - - . anim 0 KERR BROTHERS ' ' : Star Lake New York f HW- . X l C L.- .4 F341 7 'T Q13-J M' xx, 11. Ai- ' x lbw Leanne Robinso , B n renda Maybee, Mari' Pomerville, Nancy 7 E Thomsen Sh , aron Nolan, Helena Watson First row: R. Ripley, R. Hunkins, L. LeRose, D. Haddock, A. Owens, W. Clarke, .l. Smith, J. Flint, R. Lennon. Second row: E. Bradley, P. Miller, J. Hubbard, P. Forkey, S. Nolan, E. Doran, J. Warner, D. Kerr, M. White, T. Griffin. Third row: W. Lashua, A. Clarke, N. Thomsen, L. Robinson, S. Crammo, Mr. Shult, S. Babcock, H. Saber, L. lsereau, J. Smith, R. Thomas. F ' Compliments of .X .ii -2 si? V' 1' j XyQx I 5 ,wh Forms ,gy E , , -X, NEWTON FALLS Hardware and sporting Magis !!l . YE. RECREATION CENTER, INC Equipment Wx il - M ' Bowling is fun Star Lake, New York 'Q wi' l Newton Falls, New York Q6 ' w 1 ZZ A U First row: R. Hamele, C. Baker, J. Shank, W. Riley, R. Hall. Second row: B. Stevens, E. Hodgkiss, .L Osborne, M. Jarvis, B. Crammo, P. Robinson, L. Hogan, Mr. Shult. Third row: B. Fenton, -J. Phillips, B. Rovendro, P. Morrow, P. Sulongski, H. Provost, D. Andrikut, G. Woods, M. Bemus. Victoryw Supp Qqfffv 'W wl fLif4fMfJ3f 'fm o7p..6 0 yr EJ mf 'B if ?? Q fbffgiwf i22'fi:2m5QA2Q 5 fifizf-Ziff -figiiki wif Q H ifwwdwyifg 9-WM' lwff if 'QQ ozxaqgcfx Efw 5? ,W Q .-QB. we W if ax vm mm: X 1 04 gf x S d awn 6 Y' Q? ,fm xmx if SEVEY'S HOTEL Cranberry Lake, N. Y. LAWRENCE'S HOTEL Star Lake, N. Y. WATERTOWN OFFICE 204 Sterling St. Watertown, N. Y. FENTON'S STORE Fine, N. Y. DONALD SHANK Fine, N. Y. SUPPLY FRAWLEY'S TOURIST COURT Canberry Lake, N. Y. MAC'S SNACK BAR Cranberry Lake, N. Y. DOT'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Star Lake, N. Y. PETE'S GAS STATION Star Lake, N. Y. SMITH'S BARBER SHOP Star Lake, N. Y. JOHN W. ROUSE Gouverneur, N. Y. AMERICAN LEGION CONTEST Bonnie Crane Rebecca Hunliins Phyllis Hall Phyllis Morrow Karen Jacobson Charles Baker Carol Plqof Boosters S. V. BARKER 8: CO. 144-150 Court St. Watertown, N. Y. J. C. BLODGETT Carthage, N. Y. LA DUKE'S STORE Fine, N. Y. MURRAY HAWLEY Star Lake, N. Y. THOMAS' GLF Oswegatchie, N. Y. RUSTIC LODGE Cranberry Lake, N. Y. STAR LAKE HOTEL Star Lake, N. Y. GREENWOOD FALLS MOTEL Harrisville, N. Y. AVON PRODUCTS Helen .Ward Fine, N. Y. GENERAL STORE Newton Falls, N. Y. STAR LAKE CREST Star Lake, New York Winners DE VOL'S GUN SHOP Wanakena, New York LONE PINE COTTAGES Cranberry Lake, N. Y. STEVENS' HARDWARE Fine, New York CANDLELIGHT INN Fine, New York MO0RLAND'S CABINS Cranberry Lake, N. Y. BLACK RIVER PAPER COMPANY Watertown, New York STAR LAKE DINER Star Lake, N. Y. CHILTON BROTHERS Gouverneur, N. Y. DUCHANO'S LIQUOR STORE Star Lake, N. Y. CHARLES STAHI., OPTOMETRIST 173 E. Main Street Couverneur, N. Y. MAXWELIJS TRUCKING Star Lake, N. Y. FIRE PREVENTION CONTEST Phillip SYk9S Beth Doran M0160 Smith Ronald LeRoux David Hllnkills Robert Dgrgn Carol Carver Carol Ploof James Golden Qs ii 1 ,JU ,J if I x m.. ' 4 3 , c ,- xffd 3 I . -v