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

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ELIZABETH BRADLEY had the following dream about her classmates. This dream took her into the future and here is what she saw! !! ELONA BENCHIK has taken over Arthur Murray's Dance Studiof, and has been named Woman of the Year by 4'Time Magazine. AUDREY BOGARDUS is the chief seamstress for Fine's society ladies. We hear she can cut a pretty good rag!! ELIZABETH BRADLEY is still struggling to gradu- ate from Potsdam. The directors are planning a dinner in honor of her 10th year there. KATHRYN EHLERS and her family of eight had to move into a hotel because their trailer was be- ginning to get crowded. KARL FAIRBANKS and TOM GOLDEN have made history because they were the first two men brave enough to fly to the moon. We think they just wanted to escape from their nagging wives because they are thinking up all sorts of excuses not to come back. SUDENNE GRAMMO is head nurse at DR. THOMAS GRIFFIN'S Cat and Dog Hospital. It seems that she is more interested in the doctor than she is in the patients. DAVE HADDOCK still spends most of his time in the wilderness of Cranberry Lake. We wonder why??? GEORGE HARRISON is the newly elected president of the Bachelors' Protective Association. He and JIM McEATHRON, his chief assistant, are really having a ball with their new job. DONNA and DORIS HOGAN have taken the Gabor Sisters' place, and now they are the most famous sisters in the world. JUNE HUBBARD has been very successful at con- ducting cheerleading clinics. She says that she owes all her success to Mrs. De Vol who taught her all she knows! BARBARA JANACK has invented a new kind of bleach which changes color and at the same time indicates changes in the weather. NORMA JONES has proved that further education can really get you places. Her business school train- ing has landed her the job of private secretary to Tab Hunter. She finds it amazing how all her old classmates fight over who is going to be her best friend. LAVERNE KERR and JOAN LAGO are the two newest additions to the C.F.C. school. They get along with all the students very well but then, they're janitors-not teachers. LELAND LAROSE took the advice of Coach Weeks and teaches physical education at an all-girls school. PAT LATHAM is featured in every major magazine in the country. We 'always knew she would become famous but we didn't think it would be in a dog food advertisement. We hear from Leonard that JUDY MAXWELL turned out to be an A No. 1 garage assistant. She can pump up to 1000 gallons of gas an hour. EDWARD McBROOM and WINFORD PATTERSON have set up their own chain of grocery stores. With their low prices, theyfre paying back the I.G.A. for those long years of hard work. PAT MILLER has gone to Germany to visit all her relatives from way-back. She has been very success- ful over there and a very interesting survey of hers has shown that in Germany the boys outnumber the girls 3 to 1. MYRTLE MILLS and SHARON NOLAN have en- tered the field of sports. Myrtle is the first woman to play major league baseball and Sharon defeated Ben Hogan in the final golf match last summer. JOYCE MUDGETT is head trombone player in the Lawrence Welk Band. He says that she is the finest musician that he has ever known. SORCA .O'CONNOR has gone to Parishville to teach them the Clifton-Fine way of doing Chemistry. MARY POMERVILLE won the Irish Sweepstakes and now has I0 Cadillacs of various colors with French Poodles to match! LEANNE ROBINSON became so interested in cars that she went into the business-as a grease monkey, of course!! BEV SHATRAW writes an advice to the lovelorn column for a big New York newspaper. It is esti- mated that she gets over ten million letters every month. NANCY THOMSEN is the successful publisher of Kerr,s Bargain Magazine. We know that it was the experience from working on the yearbook that got her the position. DONNA STEVENS, MARIE THIVIERGE, and MARY TITUS have formed a partnership. They own and operate the Fine City Morgue? MERRILL WHITE decided to come back to C.F.C. as the business teacher. He enjoys working under GARFIELD BOVA, the principal. fu- J

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We, the Class of 1958, village of Star Lake, State of New York, do on this day, make, ordain, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament. To the BOARD OF EDUCATION we leave our thanks for having such a swell school for us to attend and a hint for the future!!! More and longer holidays! To the FACULTY we leave both good and bad memories of the past four years!! To all the UNDERCLASSMEN we leave a vast store of ideas which we had neither time nor capital to use! To the JUNIORS we leave our aptitude, wisdom, ability, and skill for making money and troubles! Oops! we left a few debts, too! To the SOPHOMORES we leave our ambition-we knew all the best ways of getting out of work and worked hard at these ways! To the FRESHMEN we leave our class prayer, Dear Lord, keep those train tickets to Washington coming!'! TISHA LATHAM leaves her music ability to DAVID HUNKINS. Now, Beethoven has nothing over on good old Clifton-Fine! WIN PATTERSON has notified us that two inches of his height will now be available to RONNIE PATTERSON at a discount price. AUDREY BOGARDUS leaves her steady, LAW- RENCE LAW, to each and every present Junior girl. Take it easy, girls! Aud is leaving Clifton-Fine but not the country. ELIZABETH BRADLEY leaves her ability to com- pose pieces of prose while sitting on the cheering bench to LYN PLUMLEY. Okay, Lyn, letis begin! KAPPY EHLERS leaves her skill in maintaining a high scholastic average and a comfortable social life to LEROY LASHUA who does great with the social life bit. TOM GOLDEN leaves his flirting ability and the mastered art of rolling those big blue eyes to JERRY SNOW. Jerry may even succeed in one easy lessonu instead of two! SUDENNE GRAMMO and MARY POMERVILLE leave their witty personalities to LENA SENTER. Now, Lena can add this to her pretty smile. TOM GRIFFIN, MERRILL WHITE, and GARFIELD BOVA leave their friendliness to JERRY FINLEY and GARY FAIRBANKS. We hope you boys have as many friends as these boys did. DAVE HADDOCK leaves his ability to get along with English teachers to LEE PLOOF. Davie found out that the term 4'Miss was a tremendous help. GEORGE HARRISON leaves his ability to get along with our principal to GARY THIVIERGE. Think you can reserve as much space in the inner office as George did??? DONNA and DORIS HOGAN leave their artistic abil- ity to ROGER BACKUS who has already taken a step in the artistic direction by completing an art course this past year. Personally, we think Rog was more interested in his models! W. JUNE HUBBARD and LONI BENCHIK leave the mastered skill of getting into and out of tight scrapes to DONNIE GUANCIALE, ROBERT HANLEY, and CLARENCE KING. It'll take all three of you boys to begin to keep up with these girls!! BARB JANACK and MARY TITUS leave their pen- cils, books, and desks to MARY BUSH whom we hope will have as much gratitude for them as these girls did! NORMA JONES, LAVERNE KERR, and JOAN LAGO leave their athletic ability to BEVERLY GOTHAM. All right, Bev, let's get active in those intramurals! JUDY MAXWELL leaves her ability to get along with people to SHIRLEY VAN COUR. Hey, Shirl, Jud tells us it's the smile that really attracts them!! LELAND LEROSE leaves his gymnastic ability to JEFF DELAIR. O.K., Jeff, let's carry through with it as Lee plans to do. ED MCBROOM leaves his leadership ability to JANET BABBITT. We know that Jan will be as efficient as Ed. JIM McEATHRON leaves his dancing ability to DICK DE GOUFF whom we're sure would appreciate a few special pointers. Remember, Dick, practice makes perfect! PAT MILLER leaves her ability to converse, es- pecially with hand movements, to CAROL MARSH. Pat thinks the movements get the point across!! SHARON NOLAN and NANCY THOMSEN leave their car keys and a gas credit card to PENNY ROWAND whom we hope enjoys herself as much as these girls did! MYRT MILLS and JOAN TRUDO leave their ability to write and pass notes in various classes to JANET POMERVILLE. We hope Jan is as lucky as these girls seemed to have been. LEANNE ROBINSON and BEVERLY SHATRAW leave their giggles to CAROL PLOOF. Carol, we hope you have as much fun in social studies class as these gals did. KARL FAIRBANKS leaves his handsome features to all the Junior boys. Divide them up, boys!!! JOYCE MUDGETT leaves her natural blond hair to NORMA DUBEY. Keep brushing, Norm! SORCA O7CONNOR wills her ability to talk herself out of predicament to JIM PARK. You can do it, too, Jim, if you really try!!! DONNA STEVENS wills her good times to RIP PROVOST and ART TROMBLEY. Okay, boys, we hope you have as much fun as Donna did!! MARIE THIVIERGE leaves her ability to be on time to BARBARA DEMMON' and ELAINE GARD- NER. Remember, girls, promptness always pays off!!! 1 In witness whereof, we, the Class of 1958, have on this day of June made public and decreed this our last will and testament. WITNESSES: Elona Benchik June Hubbard

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