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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1961 volume:

Dedication .YVVVV, ,VV.-YffA Principals Message Administration ,, Faculty . .t ,,,.Y Staff ECI-I0 ' Pima School Qtwu Lalw, NewfYofJv was 01, 3 , 4 5 7-3 Seniors H , Underclussmen ,, Elementary . Activities , Sports ,, TlwM ' This Full Page Compliments of TRUDO LUMBER COMPANY, INC. Your beadqufzrfem for Ererytlaing in Building Supplier Oswegatchie, New York Phone-Star Lake 8415 Home of Famous Names GLF BILCO BREEZEMASTER HOMASOTE AMEROCK USG HURON MALTA LO-K MASONITE CARLON BARDOMATIC AIRLOCK JM ZONOLITE JACUZZI GOLD BOND ARMSTRONG Editor-in-Chief-Beverly MCBroome Edimr-ifz-Chief . ..,., w.,,. B everly McBroome Typim' S .. .. ,.oL, .o,, N . Stephens, S. Payne C0-Edilw' vw..V7...VVV ,7..o....,o,,,.. B onnie Stevens R. Stowell, H. Provost, D. Andrikut Bmiflerr Manager ee.e,,. ee,vee .eY,..e.. P h yllis Morrow A.f.fi.ffdllli Eflifarf ,,,..e eA.e .oO. S . Hawley, P. Maxwell, Ar! .VV.AeeVVV.,e,...,e... 7,... D . Campbell, R, Hoclgkiss J. Smeby, K. Jacobson Lilffwy ...VY .. VVV. A,,,e..,,, I . Shank, K. Swanson Adzfifor ..... .... M rs. Dorothy Cooper Adzferlififzg . ,..., M. Jarvis, P. Bisson, B. Muybee, D. Robla 2 D o ,bs R01 WE, THE CLASS OF 1961, DO DEDICATE TO YOU, MR. CAMPBELL, OUR MOUNTAIN ECHO Congratulations Class of 1961 K is for kindness toward one and toward all, E ager to help and also have a ball. N ever too busy for a poster or two, N.odding yes, he'll really love to. E nergetic beyond anyone's dream, T his man's abilities make one's eyes gleam Heavy with activities, his schedules teem. C ould we ever do without him At our daily work and play? Master story teller, bowler, P.T.A.- P ainter, fireman, legionnaire, Bustling, hustling here and there. E veryone knows him everywhere. L et,s all stand up and give a yell L oyal, lively Mr. Campbell SUNNYSIDE DAIRY Edwards, N. Y, , . . abs Message P A . .MIR P1-i,1dMANDA LIL A B IG w Seg,.gZdryWARFE r schooi! rzrduate from ou ot our X96t the iargest ciass ever to g the increase in the nurnber sincere best wishes Students: Cimss ot , ed to see ' n Our cess Dear Congratuiations to the . We are certainiy happy and rnost encourag raduates who each ear decide to continue their educatio . Y to you, and the students entering other waiks or hte, for continued suc . hat you Want, and aiy-Jays want what is right. Pts you go along in urn to take these in stride and conie out on top. As ' sveech, Let us stop asking what the country. ' Mrs. d tor w but ie ration t tor our dy isor , Work har ect some reversesf ested in his inaugu v-hat can we do and to their at Kite, exp edy sugg 'nstead, 1 t in Echo, President Kenn country can do for us, but i Congratuiations to the start of our Mound Sincereiy , Cooper. 1ou'. ' anda 'Best ot iuck to y Y. Ps. Mir This f NEWEII page CO - Newto ON FALIEP11mentS of n Falls, N YPAPER COMP . . ANY BOARD OF EDUCATION Esther Hynes, William Ressler, Ruth Clark R0lJ61'f V- PCISSOD, M-D-, Pffffdeflfi Nelson Jarvis, Frederick Griffin, M. O Albert Williams, Keith Hamele Peterson l l l l Secretaries Carol Marsh, Lucille Hogan Harold Bero, Richard Van Gelder, 5-'?f0'7d4'J' Slfpfwifgf Guidance Direclor Kenneth Campbell, .lack Iverson, Elementary Supewimr School Pxyrlaalogiyl 1i r 4, ' A V . 'X ,Q .iw 9 f f A W , 'K W' , .M was I 5 fo it 1 , X :fm 1? 1 9 . wi . i . I fi W 1 PTA. S. V. BARKER 8: CO. Bee Hive Store 144-150 Court St. Watertown, New York A. W. COLLINS CORP. Canton-Ogdensburg MURRAY HAWLEY Star Lake, N. Y. PETE'S STORE Benson Mines, N. Y. SHERM'S BOATHOUSE, INC. Cranberry Lake, N. Y. NOODY'S BARBER SHOP Star Lake, N. Y. W. H. SHELTON Advantageous Hornesites Star Lake, N. Y. BILL'S TAXI Phone 8521 Star Lake, N. Y. Boostm BLACK RIVER PAPER COMPANY DR. CHARLES STAHL, Factory Square Watertown, New York LEROUX'S BARBER SHOP Newton Falls, N. Y. CLEAVER'S MARKET Star Lake, N. Y. ENO'S GAS STATION Newton Falls, N. Y. MOUNTAIN VIEW MARINA Ed Beckman, Prop. Cranberry Lake, N. Y. NEWTON FALLS RECREATION CENTER Newton Falls, N. Y. MARGARET AND CHARLES STAFFORD Star Lake, N. Y. Optometrist Gouverneur, New York Leo Yager WATERTOWN OFFICE SUPPLY 204 Sterling St. Watertown, N. Y. Phone SU 2-1250 INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS AND TRACTORS SALES 81 SERVICE David Cote Star Lake, N. Y. ROLAND H. PARK Fine, New York ARQUITT'S BAKERY Star Lake, N. Y. THE BARGAIN HUNTER Star Lake, N. Y. FIRST ROW: J. Golden, H. Myers, B. Rusaw. SECOND ROW: A. McCrin1mon, XV. Lago, F. Adams. FIRST ROW: K. Ploof P. Gore, O, Griffin. SECOND ROW: H. Ar- now, M. Stevens, F. Rix- on. THIRD ROW: J. Pea- body, E. Patnode, F. Sulongski, H. Peterson. FIRST ROW: D. Seefye, M. Hawley, H. Climen- son. SECOND ROW: B. Wil. liams, P. Bemier, S. Golden. THIRD ROW: A. W. McNeely, F. Thompson R. Langevin, V. Arnoslcy y Class Advisor MRS. DOROTHY BAKER Valeclictorian BEVERLY MCBROOME Qwo1vOUaAsO66tcews Prefidemf ......,... .7AA.7. Vice-Prefidenl ,,,,, ,,,,,,.. R ussell Hall Serrefary w7.w.,, .,,,, Treafzrrer ...... TOP SENIOR AVERAGES Beverly McBroome 6 Charles Baker 7 Russell Hall 8 Bonnie Stevens 9 john Phillips 10 Peter Bisson Michael Bemus Laurie Ressler Laurie Ressler Dale Campbell Phyllis Morrow Carol Gardner Faye Trembley This full page compliments of JONES AND LAUGHLIN STEEL CORP Star Lake, New York Salutatorian CHARLES BAKER CAROLYN KELLEY ALDRIDGE Be thou faillsfzzl urzlo demo. Chorus 1, 3g Library 1g F.H.A. 2, 3. DONNA ANDRIKUT Life and Looe are all a dremzzf' Hall Monitor 13 Chorus 1, 4g Football Cheerleader 33 Varsity Cheerleader 4g Bus Monitor 4, Yearbook 4. MICHAEL BEMUS From llse crouvz of lair bead to live role of fair foot be if all mink. , Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2g Class President 1, 2, 43 Stu- dent Council 1, 21 Monitor 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 21 Dance Band 2, 3, 45 Football 3, 4, Class Treasurer 3g Golf 3, 4g Baseball 43 Senior Play 4. PETER BISSON The grealefl plearure in life ir doing what people my you ran? dak! Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Dance Bancl 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball lg Football 2, 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 43 Yearbook 4g Class Treasurer 2, 43 Hall Monitor 43 Senior Play 4. LAWRENCE BOULIA Politene55 C0111 nolbing, and gainr e1fe1'yll:ing. Science Club 1, 2, 35 Prom Committee 3. DALE CAMPBELL He adorned u'lmlez'er Julzjerl be eillaer wfole or .fpoke upon, by lhe mon Jplendid eloquence. Basketball 1, 25 Soccer 2, 3, 45 Track 25 Monitor 2, 3, 45 Intra- murals 2, 35 Football 45 Baseball 45 Wrestling 45 Fire Patrol 45 Yearbook 3, Art Editor 45 Newspaper 45 Senior Play 45 lst Prize American Legion Essay Winner 15 English Award 33 Commendation National Merit Scholarship. PATRICIA DE GOUFF 1Vlaal if naluml if never dirgf-aceful. F.T.A. 15 Library Club 15 Chorus 1, 23 Hall Monitor 15 Bus Monitor 25 Newspaper 4. ALFRED IJENTON Il if earier Io believe tlaan lo doulvif' Intramurals 1, 35 Soccer 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 45 Wfrestling 4. Bus Monitor 45 Intramurals 3. ELAINE FOSTER Il7ill9 zfirlue and quielnefr one may conquer lbe world. Library Club 1, 25 Hall Monitor 2, 35 Newspaper 35 F,H.A. 45 CAROL GARDNER Civil zo r1ll,' roeialale to nzanyg fmnilinr wilb fewy friend to one,' enemy to none. Library Club 1, 45 Cheering 1, 2, 35 F.H.A. 25 Bus Monitor 4. CONSTANCE GEBO i Experience if lbe nzollfer of all lbingrf' Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 33 Chorus 15 Cheering 2, 3, 4, Newspaper 2, 3, 45 Monitor 2, 45 Leaders Club 3, 45 Latin Club 3, 49 Senior Play. EARL GEBO Sheng beliefs win rlrong men, and llaen make them stronger. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Camera Club 15 Track 15 Intramurals 15 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 25 Soccer 4. FAY GOTHAM In quielnerr and confidenfe Jlmll be your .rlrengllaf Football 45 Bus Monitor 4. ROGER IANACK A good more maize! ll fiom bear! and tl Jzrong arm. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4. MARY JARVIS I fmre rzttempled lo join myrelf lo others by .fefoice. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 13 F.T.A. 13 Library Club 13 F.H.A. 2, 3, 4-State Sec'y Public Relations3 Newspaper 3, 43 Yearbook 43 Bus Monitor 4. RICHARD MATZELL Life,' a lizzle work, o litzle play. Industrial Arts Club 1, 23 Intramurals 1, 23 Newspaper 2, 3, 4. BRENDA MAYBEE Ezferyzbing is not gold one .reef Joining! Twirling 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 33 Yearbook 43 Twirling Medal 1, 2, 33 Secretary of Band 33 Newspaper 43 jr. Youth Board Secretary 43 Queen of Sweetheart Ball. BEVERLY MCBROOME The fairer! gm-den in ber 100161, and in ber mind toe wirearl books. Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 43 Class Secretary 1, 23 Cheer- ing 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Dance Band 23 Latin Honor Society 33 Yearbook 3, Editor-in-Chief 43 Newspaper 33 Citizenship Delegate 3, 43 Intramurals 33 Student Council Sec'y 43 Ex, Council 43 Latin Contest at N.Y.C. 2, 3, 43 American Legion Essay Contest, 1st Prize 43 Spelling Contest 2, 33 Latin Award 1, 2, 33 High Average Award 1, 2, 33 Intermediate Award 33 Chemistry Award 33 Senior Play 4. RUSSELL HALL l do love lo note and to 0bJ'61'1f6.lU Camera Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Nat, Honor Soc. 2, 3, 43 Student Council 3, 43 Lab Assistant 3, 43 Ski Club 3, 43 Vice-President of Class 43 Senior Play 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Dance Band 2, 3, 43 Football 33 Chess Club 3, 43 Hall Monitor 33 Citizenship Delegate 3, 43 Ex. Council 43 Commendation Winner National Merit Scholar- ship. DIANE HODGE lWbe1'e ir lbe laugbler Zim! Jfvook Zoe mfler? lVf9ere if foe mfler by foe way? Future Nurses Sec.-Treas. 2, 3, 43 Chorus lg Library Club 23 F.T.A. 13 FH..A. 33 Newspaper 3, 4. FLORENCE HUTT A good conscience if o Jofz pillow. Cheering 13 F.H.A. 2, 43 F.N.A, 23 Chorus 23 Bus Monitor 31 Newspaper 4. ALBERT ISEREAU If dozfz coil nozlyizzg lo be a genzlenmnf' Industrial Arts Award 1, 23 Basketball 1, 43 Golf 3, 4. PHYLLIS MORROW Stately and trzll, she mozfer in the ball, the queen of a thoumnd for g1'aee. ' Band 1, 23 Dramatics Club 13 Chorus 1, 3, 43 Hall Monitor 1, 2, 43 Ski Club lg Library Club 13 Senior Play 43 Cheerleading 2, 3, 4: Yearbook 3, 43 Newspaper 23 American Legion Essay Contest-I-I.M. Z3 American Legion Oratorical Contest, 3rd Prize. SHERRILL PAYNE On with the-daniel Let joy be ll72f07lfiIZ6lZ'.7 Library Club lg Hall Monitor 23 Newspaper 33 F.N.A. 3, 43 F.H.A,3 Leaders Club 3, 43 French Club 3, 43 Intramurals 33 Yearbook 43 Bus Monitor 4. GARY PETERSON The only way to have a friend ir to be one. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 43 Chorus 13 Soccer 23 Golf 3, 4. JOHN PHILLIPS Speak boldly, and Ipenh truly, shame the devil. Basketball 13 Camera Club 1, 2, 33 Hall Monitor 13 Intramurals 1, 2, 33 Nat. Honor Soc. 2, 3, Ali Football 2, 3, 4g Golf 2, 3, 43 Chess Club 33 Volleyball 33 Baseball 43 Student Council 43 Ex. Council 43 Bus Monitor 43 Ski Club 4g Senior Play 4. per 2, 43 Yearbook 4. HELEN PROVOST Be not ashamed to my what you are not dthamed to think. Band 1, 23 Chorus 1, 4, Library Club 13 Cheering 23 Newspa- RODNEY RAMSEY Peace beginr jurt where ambition ends. Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, Camera Club 2. LAURIE RESSLER The rmile that won't rome off. Cheering 1, 23 Student Council 1, 2, 3-Vice-presidentg Bus and Hall Monitor 1, 2, 3, 43 Newspaper Associate Editor 33 Secretary of Class 3, 43 F.H.A. 4. DOLORES ROBLA An efrential of tz happy life iJ freedom from fare. Cheering 13 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Bus Monitor 1, 2, 3, 4g Princess of Hearts 13 Hall Monitor 4g Yearbook 4. NORMAN SANTIMAW My way is to begin with the beginning. Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 33 Library Club 1, 23 Projectionist 1, 2, 3, 43 Scorekeeper 2, 43 Stage Craft 2, 43 Fire Patrol 3, 4. RICHARD STOWELL It ir helfer zo he feziihful than fumourf' Library Club 1, 23 Certificate of Achievement in Salesmanship 13 Newspaper 2, 3, 43 Yearbook 43 Bus Monitor 43 Senior Play 4 fBusiness Managerj. KAREN SWANSON The happier! heart their ever heal. Cheering 1, 2, 3, 4g Chorus 1, 43 Library Club 13 F.N.A.-Vice- Pres. 2, 33 F.N.A. President 43 Latin Club 33 Student Council 33 Executive Council 33 Senior Play 43 Princess of Happiness 33 Yearbook Staff 4. PHILLIP SYKES He only ir ez will-made man who har u good delerminulion and u hig heard. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Bus Monitor 1, 3, 43 Student Council 13 Prince of Hearts 13 Baseball 2, 3, 4g Newspaper 2, 3, 43 Vice- President 33 Prince ofvHappiness 33 Perfect Attendance-10 years. STUART TAYLOR Ren ir for Zhe clearly I am living, and how! Basketball 1, 2, 33 Football 3, 4. PHYLLIS THIVIERGE She wilh little if content. Band 1, 2, 33 F.H.A.--Secretary 2, 43 Bus Monitor 3, 43 News- paper 4. JOAN SHANK Il mullerr no! what you are lhought lo he, hut wha! you are. Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Hall Monitor 1, 3, 43 Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 13 Minstrel Show lg Class Treasurer 13 Camera Club Treasurer 13 Dramatics Club 13 American Legion Oratorical Con- test Winner 1, 2, 3-District Wfinner 3rd place 1, 2nd place 2, 1st place 33 E.N.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Bus Monitor 1, 3, 43 Princess of Love and Beauty 23 Queen of Latin Banquet 23 Intramuralsg Vice-President of Senior Band 33 Newspaper Staff 33 Latin Con- test at N.Y.C.3 Yearbook Staff 43 Student Council President 43 Executive Council President 43 Assistant Director to Senior Play 4. LAWRENCE SNOW Life ir un efmzryf' Soccer 2, 33 Intramurals 2, 33 Newspaper 33 Library Club 4. NELSON STEPHENS, JR. He liver upon ihe hope of plefuiug everybody. Achievement Award 33 Yearbook 43 Newspaper 4. BONNIE STEVENS The mort mmziferl Jign of wirdouz ir al continual rheerfulnefrf' W Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 4g Library Club 13 Cheering 2, 3, 43 Nat. Honor Society 2, 3, 43 F.N.A. 2, 3, 43 Yearbook 3, 43 Senior Play 4. z. 1. 1' ff A - -' sf FAYE TREMBLEY H1m1lJ!e benrtr bJI'E humble de.rire.r. Dramutics Club 13 F,H.A. 13 Bus Monitor 23 Newspaper Staff 3, 43 Home Economics Award 2, 3, 4. LINDA TROMBLEY She welronzer 111 wzre lbe zvorld and itr bi'0ll:7er. Library 1, 2, 43 Chorus 1, 23 F.H.A. 2, 3, 4. ORA JEAN VANCOUR Lvl gezzllefzerr my rfrozzg erzforrenzezzl be, Library Club 13 Cheering lg F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g F.H.A. 2, 3, 43 Chorus 23 Newspaper 33 Bus Monitor 3, 4. WILLIAM WOOD The end and llve reuvzrd of mil if reJl. ' Hall Monitor 1, 23 Cross Country 13 Industrial Arts 2, 33 Var- sity Baslcetball Manager 23 junior Fire Patrol 3, 4. M GARETH TOOLY Speak: Olzi, hide not Zby fhozzglmf' ROSCOE TOWNE The rule of my life ir zo wrzke burizzerr fz plearure, and plearure my lalzrizzerrf' Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Monitor 33 Prince of Love and Beauty 23 Senior Play 43 King of Sweetheart Ball 4. Baseball 1, 2, 3, ,. FRED XVOODS Em, drink, and be 71IF1'I'-yfn 43 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4g Golf JOHN YADDOW 2, 4g Monitor 4 Youlh if full of experimezzff' Camera Club 13 Industrial Arts 13 Monitor 23 Football 3, 4 Golf 3. Climbs Pwpliaog DONNA ANDRIKUT has now opened up a barbershop for wom- en, since the current fashion is brushcuts on feminine heads. JOYCE ARNOSKY is the sole proprietor of the Arnosky School for Baby-Sitters. The married senior girl-graduates only employ her students. CHARLES BAKER. president of the Newton Falls Paper Mill. has designed the first all-paper house. However, it seems he's having a terrible time getting fire insurance. MICHAEL BEMUS. world-famed pilot, has gained international fame in beating Russia skywriting Pepsi-Cola around the moon. PETER BISSON has been hired as an accountant for the U. S. Navy. Must be he could add better than he could spell. PAT DE GOUFF is a syndicated columnist, having taken over Dear Abby's column of advice to the lovelorn. Wfith all her vari- ous romances, it's a snap job for her. LARRY BOULIA, for inventing a new physics formula. has been placed beside Einstein in the National Hall of Fame. He always was a genius. ALFRED FENTON, an expert in the North Country pronunciation of how, cow, and now, has been hired as special advisor to the star of the current Broadway production Who Shot Nelly in the Belly in the Barn? ELAINE FOSTER is now modeling eye make-up for Max Factor. Witli those eyes she couldn't miss. CONNIE GEBO, after serving as Dental Hygienist to the rules! dentist, has finally married him. With dental expenses what they are, it's the only way she could pay her bills. EARL GEBO has won a Golf Medal for his outstanding partici- pation in the high jump events ofithe Olympics. It's a secret, but he has springs in his legs. FAY GOTHAM, after years of being one of Star Lake's faithful paper boys. has been chosen Editor-in-Chief of the Star Lake Daily Journal. At last we can read about ourselves in the paper. RUSSELL HALL, famous engineer, has finally achieved his dream of rocketing himself to the moon. He says it really is made of green cheese. DIANE HODGE is now employed as the main laugher in Jack Boney's comedy program It's cut his expenses terrifically since she has taken the place of a great number of people. ALBERT ISEREAU has gone to Syracuse where, with his great experience as a carry-out boy at our local I.G,A., he is now man- ager of his own super market. Are you making expenses, Al? ROGER JANACK, our stunning muscle man, has finally run Charles Atlas out of business. VUith his build, everyone is en- rolling in the course. MARY JARVIS has opened her own taxi service. Just dial Acci- dent 2-3478. GARY PETERSON. after having completed an electrical engineer- ing course. did such a fine job in wiring Vassar-an all girl's college by the way-that there is a constant clamor from all girl colleges in every part of the world. His talents must include more than wiring. JOHN PHILLIPS has graduated from the Clarkson All-Star Hock- ey Team to the New York Rangers. H'e has the fastest one arm goal shot in the National League. It's probably the result of all that one-armed practice with the Potsdam State girls. BRENDA MAYBEE is now chief counselor for all college and university twirlers. Suddenly all college,twirlers are male! BEVERLY McBROOME, now employed at Saks branch Store in Paris, has been nominated the outstanding buyer of the world. The best part is that she can fly home half price, due to her size. PHYLLIS MORROW had to switch party loyalties so President Kennedy could hire her to redecorate the White House. After all, she is the most famous interior decorator around. SHERRILL PAYNE recently won acclaim by diving 2,000 feet into a six inch pail of water. From that height you don't have to be double-jointed to fold into the pail. HELEN PROVOST has been elected Miss I.B.M. of 1970. She achieved her title by operating 20 machines at one time. She claims that she owes her success to the school. LAURIE RESSLER has been nominated up-and-coming debu- tante of 1965, after her fabulous performance in Cranberry Lake Eight. DOLORES ROBLA has created the latest hairdo for Martian women. The women are crazy about it, but are a little bit stumped as to whether they should nail or glue the bows on their hairless heads. JOAN SHANK, famous laboratory technician, has finally proved the age-old theory that men are composed of snakes and snails and puppy dog tails. LARRY SNOXX' is presently the ski instructor at Wfhite Face Mountain. He has broken his leg so many times trying to get on the chair-lift that he hasn't had a chance to ski down yet. BONNIE STEVENS is now head nurse at the Ogdensburg State Hospital. They say that she keeps her patients amused with her witty remarks. The enrollment has increased rapidly due to their desire to be cheered up. RICHARD STOWELL has taken over the position as Commercial teacher at C.F.C.S. Suddenly the commercial classes have only fe- male occupants. I wonder how much business they really learn. KAREN SWANSON, traveling nurse with the Navy, has been given a special assignment watching over a certain sailor who claims that he can't get along without her. PHILLIP SYKES, former basketball star of C.F.C.S., is now equal- ly as famous as an engineer in Rochester. Timmy won his great reputation by developing the faster-than-light method of transpor- tation between the Sykes ranch and Harrisville. STUART TAYLOR, who got his start in sound projection in The Eyei of Tlrzlor, is now in Hollywood under the title of The Great Noise Maker. That seems appropriate in more ways than one. PHYLLIS THIVIERGE is now making headlines as the greatest wome-n's leader since women gained the right to vote. It seems she's waging a campaign for prohibition-of gym classes, that is. FAYE TREMBLEY has been elected Mrs. America for the year. This happy, contented housewife has now successfully completed production of her own football team. FRED WOODS is now the official old-timer of these parts, hav- ing avoided all attempts to have him leave the area. NORMAN SANTIMAVU, famous projectionist, has opened his own theatre. They say he makes a great profit, since he built the theatre, prints his own tickets and runs his own projector. DALE CAMPBELL is now in the headlines constantly due to a terrific battle between him and Norman Rockwell over contract for the Saturday Evening Post. CAROL GARDNER is now happily moving from country to coun- try as she accompanies her service husband on his frequent moves. A skilled linguist, Carol has picked up several languages on her travels. NELSON STEPHENS has been taken into partnership by George Cummings. Now, if he'd quit using all the profits squiring the girls around, he'd be wealthy. ROSCOE TOXWNE-I've tried to find out what Roscoe's doing, but he's acquired such a drawl down there in Tenn. that I can't understand a word he says. LINDA TROMBLEY has opened her own very fashionable dress shop here in Star Lake. Everything's the latest. ORA JEAN VAN COUR is the proud possessor of a new ranch house. Her only complaint is that in the course of her husbands building it, she learned to be a jack of all trades. FLORENCE HUT has achieved the job of publishing the school newspaper. Mrs. Climenson felt just terrible about losing the job CHO HO'J. but that's life, CAROLYN K. ALDRIDGE was recently honored at her 50th Vifedding Anniversary. I guess they have adjusted nicely. RICHARD MATZELL has succeeded his father as game warden of the area, It's a shame to have to lock up all your old classmates like that. isn't it? RODNEY RAMSEY has become one of the wealthiest men in the country, having won the boat racers' championship. I'm sure his summers of scaring people to death on Star Lake helped. XWILLIAM WOOD is one of the better known people in the world, having gained the Presidency of G.M.C. in Detroit. JACK YADDOW has now opened up his own dancing school. Jack does a wicked waltz. GARETH TOOLY is now constantly in demand as hunter, trapper and guide for the area, The only trouble is that it takes him so long to get into the woods that it's dark when he gets there. I7 Class will XX'e, the class of 1961, 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 many happy years in a nice school. To the FACULTY we leave-just leave! To the UNDERCLASSMEN we leave our colorful orange and white study books, which we used under murb applied pressure. To the JUNIORS we leave the privilege of sitting close enough to the stage to be able to make faces at the speakers. To the SOPHOMORES we leave the hope that their giggling days will soon subside. To the FRESHMEN we leave the meals in the cafeteria. They're really not so bad. LARRY BOULIA leaves his ability to never be wrong in physics to BILL ISEREAU. Do you think you can live up to it, Bill? STUART TAYLOR leaves a I year's supply of Top Brass and a dozen combs to ED LEONARD. Here's hoping it gets you as far as it got him. TIMMY SYKES leaves his 4 P.M. trips home from Harrisville to ROGER BROXWN. Don't get caught. Tim never did. GARY PETERSON, spark plug of the Clifton-Fine Indians, be- queaths his drive and spirit to WILLIAM ISEREAU. Let's get up and go, Bill! JOHN PHILLIPS leaves his technicalities to KEITH DANIELS. John says two and two is sometimes and usually, but not always, four. HELEN PROVOST wills her trait to say what she means and mean what she says to EVA KELLEY. Use it with care. LAURIE RESSLER leaves her natural beauty to PAT MAXWELL. Not that Pat needs it, but it's better to have too, too much, rather than just too much. DOLORES ROBLA bestows her car keys and worn out tires to BRENDA HAYES. Now you can pass that road test, Brenda. JOAN SHANK leaves her temper and title Blonde-Bomber to ROWENA SYKES. Be careful where you drop the bombs. LARRY SNOW leaves his pigeon-toed gait and bow-leggedness to STEVE BENCHIK. Happy ambling, Steve. DIANE HODGE leaves her ability to look at a blank wall and go into hysterics to GRACE SNYDER. It's more fun! ALBERT ISEREAU AND RICHARD MATZELL both leave their blinding speed to FRANK SMITH. Slow down, Mickey, the speed of sound has already been broken. ROGER JANACK wills his physique to RON HAWLEY. Rog claims that square shoulders and slim hips always catch the fe- male eye!!! MARY JARVIS wills her willingness to be available when needed to BILL GOODROW. Of course, you have to come to school to be available, old boy! BRENDA MAYBEE leaves her pretty copper hued hair to MARY LUE MUDGETT. This color is really something to strive for, Mary. BEVERLY MCBROOME wills her half-pint size to PAULA LANGEVIN. Hope you don't mind being heard and not seen in a crowd. PHYLLIS MORROW bequeaths her turned-up nose and her vast array of freckles to STEVE BENCHIK. Take it from Phyllis, clothespins and freckle cream just won't work. SHERRILL PAYNE wills her crazy antics and humorous quips to CAROL THIVIERGE. Every class must have a clown, PHYLLIS THIVIERGE and EAYE TREMBLEY bestow their abil- ity to boil water, learned in homemaking, to JEANETTE SMEBY. They became experts, Jeanette. See what you can do. FRED WOODS wills his eating ability to JIM PLUMLEY. Watch that waistline. Jim! I8 NORMAN SANTIMAXV and RODNEY RAMSEY bequeath their ability to run the movie projector successfully, successfully? to ELDON SHAW. Many happy nights in that projection booth, Eldon! DALE CAMPBELL bestows his slightly exaggerated Kennedy hairdo to MR. BERO. Now you'll get your money's worth when you get your hair cut. CAROL GARDNER leaves her happy days working in the li- brary to CAROL CASTAGNOZZI. Don't break the poor kids' ear drums, Carol! FLORENCE HUTT leaves her know-how of when to be and when not to be silent to KITTY CASSELL. Let's see some action, Kitty. BONNIE STEVENS leaves her gift of gab to SHARON DEMMON. Now you can carry on the editorials of the Clifton- Fine Gazette. NELSON STEPHENS and RICHARD STOWELL will their abil- ity to get along with the girls in the commercial classes to DON- ALD TEBO. Rots of ruck!! KAREN SWANSON leaves her bubbling personality and liveliness to CYNTHIA POHL. Moments never lacked for excitement when Karen was around. DONNA ANDRIKUT wills her dexterity in missing school on Mondays to KEN KYER. We hope you can do it legally, too. JOYCE ARNOSKY leaves her height to LUCY KERR. The sky's the limit. CHUCK BAKER leaves his golfing ability to KAREN JACOB- SON. Maybe a bowling ball would help, Karen. MIKE BEMUS wills his naturally curly hair to GARY WOODS. No more nightly pin-ups for Gary, PETER BISSON leaves his good ole' jitney to ELIZABETH LANGEVIN. Don't run the gas bill up too high, PAT DEGOUFF bequeaths her ability to get good marks in so- cial studies to the JUNIOR BOYS. Make sure you get up front, Boys. ALFRED FENTON bestows his hunting and fishing talents to MARIE TITUS. These don't only pertain to the woods. JACK YADDOW leaves the space between his knees to JOHN BRADLEY. It's easier to keep your balance that way! ELAINE FOSTER wills her quiet ways and big eyes to PHYLLIS HALL. Say nothing and see all. CONNIE GEBO leaves her ability in sports to MAISHA LATH- AM. Are there any Mantlesf Tatums, etc. in your family tree? EARL GEBO bequeaths his early morning Pepsodent smile to LARRY TOWNE. Maybe you can discover where the yellow went. FAY GOTI-IAM leaves his shy smiles to RONNIE HODGKISS. That really gets the girls, Ronnie. RUSSELL HALL leaves his deep, rich voice that he so aptly charms the girls with, to HAROLD KLOCK. Come on, Harold, let's see some action! CAROLY KELLEY ALDRIDGE bestows her now fulfilled dream of a happy marriage to all the JUNIOR GIRLS. Happy hunting, Ladies, ROSCOE TOWNE wills all his 6 feet to SALLY HAWI.EY. No more stretching your neck now, Sally! LINDA TROMBLEY leaves her talent for designing her own at- tractive clothes to WANDA DUNN. It really saves lots of money, Wanda. ORA JEAN VAN COUR leaves her friendly attitude to LINDA LANPHEAR, A smile can get you anywhere, WILLIAM WOOD bestows his natural talent of designing hot rods to MICKEY FULTON. Your spare moments will be filled now, Mickey. GARETH TOOLY graciously bestows the school and staff upon all those who desire them. Gary treated them well, and he as- sumes you'll do the same. X 95135 fE2gi2gggj :E A 1 I, n 1 f gg., x. 2. 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Lanphear, R. Brown, S. Benchik, E. Leonard, C. Pohl, E. Langeving FOURTH ROW: G. Snider. P.Mnxwell. L. Towne, R. Hoclgkiss, K. Daniels, D. Te-bo, M. Mud- gett, M. Davey: FIFTH ROW: P. Langevin, E. Kelley, H. Kloclc, J. Bradley, K. Kyer, J. Plumley, G. Woods, P. Hall, W. Dunn' ABSENT: W. Goodrow. W. Isereau, J. Peabody. M, Latham, N. Suntimaw, F. Smith. F. Woods. 3 CLASS OFFICERS Best Wfishes From Pregidwig Ha ley VERNE A. WICKS Ona I W Coal-Heating Oils Vire-Prefldefzi Builders' Supplies 'lOl m Bradley Lumber Seffefar' ' - J Dral No. KI 5-2757 , Harrisville, N. Y. 7.1 Ljjiffffovl me ., PADGET'I S STORES, Gary XY!'QOd5 INC. Operating your friendly IGA SUPER MARKETS Edwards-Star Lake Will the Junior Class claim them??? ' ' l y7Q.., FIRST ROW: Mrs. Dorothy Cooper, D. Love, D. Adams, G. Pohl, S. Daniels, S. Ward, J. Newtowng SECOND ROW: M. Draper L. Hayes, W. Todd, R. Barcomb, R. Van House, V. Sykes, K. Stephens, 1. LaPlunte: THIRD ROW: A. Gish, L. Rohde, B. Amo, J. Simmons, J. Titus, J. Golden, A. Maladyg FOURTH ROW1 C Stevens, I.. Senter, F. Dubey, A. Peterson, P. Bigxvarfe, L. Owens, R. McBroome, I. Dafoe. QI-A55 QFFIQERS Compliments of P,-wjyjeyzl NEW YORK STATE RANGER SCHOOL 4ArthnrAPeterson Wanakena, Vzre-Pzefzdezzt New York Charles Stevens T Serrefary ElVIPCi:Igil!I2IAINLYlVIBER Lynda Hayes Cranberry Lake, TI'6dI7lI'6I' New York Paul Burns FIRST ROW: Mrs. Grace Parrish, B. Thornton. G. Ploof, J, Gooder, L. Snow, B. Shene, SECOND ROW: P. Burns, R. Rixon J. Golden, J. King, P. Provostg THIRD ROXV: DeLoris Tooly, M. janack, P. Sulongski, W. Evans, Y, Crane, G. Saber, FOURTH ROW: 1. Sheltra, M. Owens, J. Peabody, C. Currier, P. Maybee, W. Thornton, C. Taylor: ABSENT: L. Thivierge. ills: wsmww f - - woe mean:-' l' .. ...tw -rA.Al'.- A- FIRST ROW: D. Norman, S. Pohl, J. Foster, M. Miller, B. Lashua, B. Stevens, J. Sykes, H. Gotham, SECOND ROW: Mr. Gar- ald Marshall, D. Soszka, R. Phillips, W. Fuller, G. Hodgkiss, J. McIntosh, D. Robla, D. Wright, H. Ploofg THIRD ROW: B. Res- sler, M. LaPlante, R. janack, S. Whitmore, L. Baxter, S. Trombley, B. Shene, O. Van Pelt: FOURTH ROW: D, Small, M. Bero, M. Watson, R. Pratt, L. Thivierge, D. Kerr, W. Burr, W. McCarthy, N. Marsh. MCCULLOUCI-I'S GROCERY Phone 8735 Star Lake, New York GOLDEN'S HARDWARE PaintshHarclware-Plumbing Housewares Star Lake, New York Phone 2998 Compliments of O'NEIL'S RESTAURANT Star Lake, New York Tim and Lefty Phillips P 84 J DINER Star Lake, New York FIRST ROW: Mr. Robert Ruffalo, W. Boula, G. Stowell, P. Doran, M. Gooder, G. Lanphear, J. Matzellg SECOND ROW: B, Mc Mullen, P. Beckman, L. Reed, F. Wendt, S. Marsh, S. Miller, F. Spicer, B. jackson? THIRD ROW: L. Lundin, W. Simmons, L. Daniels, K. Rowand, V. Pomerville, H. Snider: FOURTH ROW: L. Shatraw, S. Trembley, M. LaPlant, D, Goorlrow, L. Peterson, S. Kapell, E. Babbitt, D. Ritz, P. Terry, ABSENT: D. Fairbanks, H. Harrison, M. Nolan. FIRST ROW: Mr. Jared Cooper, M. Brabaw, B. Amo, R. Szmtimaw. R, Mallette, M. Terry, M. Bassetteg SECOND ROW: L. Titus, R. Keith, G. Ward, D. Rowand, T. Watson, M. Westg THIRD ROXV: C. Bartlett, R. Thomas, R. Delair, A. Thornton, W. Baker, F. Provost, L. Smith, FOURTH ROW: M. Lash, S. Trombley, H. Terry, B. Slate, P. Clyde, R. Bebee, D. Wiggins, J. W6HdfL ABSENT: F. Lasher. Compliments of E. YOUNCYS EXPRESS, INC. TOBIN PACKING CO., INC. Serving Northern New York 900 Maple Street Since 1925 Rochester 2, New York Watertown, New York A TOWN BOARD OF FINE Fine, New York FIRST PRIZE MEAT FOOD Paonucrs I ez FIRST ROW: R. Peabody, D. Mudgett. H. Refici, E, Bush, Mrs, Leona Wilcox, SECOND ROVU: A. Robertson, J. DeGouff, S. Hamele, L. Ripley, B, Mallette, B. Killenbecg THIRD ROW: G. Hess, D. Maxwell, S. McCullouch, M, Reynolds, L. Kelley, FOURTH ROW: B. Lalonde, L. Hittle, R. Geho, C. Jarvis, J. MCCrimmon, E. Peabodyg ABSENT: S. Teho. ma-x.4w.,w, sew wamurrafwmi.. I- I 1 -is f . . n f ---fzrnnxzmzmx N uinrn. FIRST ROWZ Mf- PH'-ll Gfll'l7fCC1UH. I R0l1Ll6, R. Balifll W. Fuller, R. Adams, P. Bullock, R. Foley, R. Gore, SECOND ROW B. Mallette, K, Schuyler, F. Peterson, R. Golden, J. King, P, Kilbourn, L. Stowell, J. Hitchmnng THIRD ROW: D. Peabody, E Cooper, I-I. DeLair, G. Peabody, C. Currier, L. Marsh, R. Provost, FOURTH ROW: M. Clyde, L. Kelley, L. Eldridge, B. Camp bell, G. Tubbs, C. Bebee, E. Moote. J. Hodgkiss. FIRST ROW: Mr. Gerald Miller, G. Wlinch, R. Barcomb, K. Bullock, R. Goodrow, G. Taylor, T. Smith, J. Parow, SECOND ROW L. Lundin, J. Briggs, L. Currier, E. Smith, L. Duhey. R. Matott. H. Jerome, THIRD ROW: D. Town, L. Folsom, S. Trombley, S Shatraw, N. Rohde, B. Campbell, F. LaPlante, S. Burns, FOURTH ROW: F, Sanford, G. Gish, T. Hanley, L. Sutherland, R Arnold, G. Norman, M. Provost, K, Myers, W. Small, WEN lumI .., 11, 'f,4L.f1se- urff4 -' 1' - 1'f main FIRST ROW: Mr. Juckett, I.. Van House, C. Moote, M. Mnzuroski, L. Sharpstene, C. Castngnozzi, SECOND ROW: D. Dafoe, K. McBroome, S. Reed, J. Ripley, R. Dowling, J. Adams, K. Daniels, THIRD ROW: S. Ge-ho, E. Austin, K. I.aPlante, B. Payne, M. Andrikut, J. Gammon, G. Demmon, Il. Akey: FOURTH ROVU: J, Stevens, M. Thornton, J. Bombard, D. Grenier, D. Hodge, B. Kerr, E. Dumas, V. Sentcr, K. Pohl. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Amo, A. D. Brown, F. King, B. Hooven, D. De-Gouff, R. Swain, J. Grenier, M. Wfright, W. Pnro, SECOND ROW: J. Davenport, J. Briggs, S. Rixon, M. Shene, D. Shank, D. Mallette, W. Todd, THIRD ROXXI: D. Whitmore, T. Phillips, P. Alcey, C. Ward, J. Beaulieu, S. Clark, A. Sheiml, T. Baker, FOURTH ROXW: R. I.aRose, J. Boucher, D. Mudgett, J. Gish, S. Stowell, K. Tooly, C. McAleesc, D. Gish, R. Snider. ggi? ,nQTi5f..:',M . ' T' :fX5fl,v'T Lf49Lli - This full page compliments of THE AMERICAN LEGION MERVIN ENO POST NO. 1539 ll RIO SWA' ' e'2'!xw'14, , ,.- :ec H, Qs 1 E7 U-5 W S 3 'Ie -Q QV 5 ix 'bmi r Qxs G WNKQ WT.. Ili ll?sVs Sponsors of Oratorical Contest Essay Contest Boy Scouts Cub Scouts Y 1 1 M ff, aa x xi- 5 10 I Mama. K 'wal FIRST ROW: Mrs. Bero, D. McBroom, D. Paro, L. Gore, C. DeLair, C. Jenks, SECOND ROW: N. Sullivan, P. Scott, D. Hawley, G. Kerr, S. Smeby, S. Reynolds, D. Campbell, O. Keith: THIRD ROXW: S. Gotham, P. Small, R. Dowling, D. Rowand, D. Foley, J. Kyer, P. Shene: FOURTH ROW: B, Babbitt, B. Bartlett, R. Snider, H. Watson, E. Kinney, E. Madill, D. Burke, N. Shene, ABSENT: D. Sahiem, P. Backus. Compliments of PARKSIDE GROCERY THE UNITED BANK Oswegatchie, Star Lake, New York A5 NSW York .1 CURTIS-HOLMES MUSIC, INC. BABCOCKS C 8: V DINER Watertown, New York Phone 8780 - Star Lake, N. Y. The Complete Music Store Star Lake- Harrisville Road Organs, Pianos, Musical Instruments Music and Accessories Complete Rental-Purchase Service FIRST ROW: Mr. Redmond, G. Phillips, R. Smith, D. Kerr, C. Tonella, S. Pohl, J. Premog SECOND ROW': Mr. Mercurio, H. Pickering, S. Fraser, R. Rice, L. LaDuc, M. Stanimaw, S. Foster, B, Gotham, THIRD ROW: D. Terry, R. Matott, W. Hayes, D. Kerr, L. McCallops, B, Mac Crimman, G. Leonard, FOLTRTH ROW: J. Thivierge, H. Hubbard, C. Marsh, G. Kelley, R. Humble, L. Le Roux, S. Trembley, S. King, ABSENT: R. Kerr. -L42 aff :ttf - gfdnligkiil '35-ka H . , VN Q ' - ffffil' .FIRST ROXV: J. Thomas, V. McKenney, B. Taylor, J. King, S. Price, S. Golden. D. Smith, SECOND ROW: B. Gula, M. Adams, K. Pawese, R. Simmons, E. Smith, L. Cole, Mrs. Floydg THIRD ROW: C. Bullock, S. Daniels, H. Shene, C. Babbitt, J. Terry, A. LeGault, M. Petersong FOURTH ROXV: E. Austin. A. Madill, J. Hooven, E. Lashua, D, Campbell, R, Simmons. J. Berog ABSENT: K. Sanford, R. Davenport. LAWRENCFS HOTEL SHAG'S GENERAL STORE Benson MIUCS, Cranberry Lake, N. Y. New York We Sell Everything - 1 PARK RESTAURANT :SK EVERGREEN HOTEL Home Cooking Excellent Food-Deer Hunting D. R. Mac Aleese, Proprietor .. . ,J Trout Fishing Compliments of P' Cranberry Lake, New York ' Wfilliam J. Mac Aleese, jr., Prop. Cranberry Lake, New York FIRST ROW: Mrs, Jarvis, R. Arnold, G. Antwine. C. Kyer, C. Hawker. S, Bercume. J. Spicerg SECOND ROW: L. Slate, B. Eldridge, C. Riley, D, Ploof, D. Mallette, S. Sheneg THIRD ROW: B. Mazuroski, M. Davey, M. King, A. Bognar, D. McBroOm, M. Jeffries, A. Mac Crimmang FOURTH ROW: G. Watson, L. McCarthy, S. Doran, DI, Bullock, L. Christian, K. Foley, L. Mac Cueg ABSENT: M. DeCoteau, K. Yadclow. A 1 549EcY4l!I'!5QfJM1 fl- A ' 5I'fztf ' f. .Siler - it-A H gE Ei wSf.:lX Y.-i:1'f . .i Y' 'B' R ,. I Qi! Wm! 1 ,it i 5 5 MM! FIRST ROW: Mrs. I-Iosmer, G. Mandigo, B. Smith, S. Saber, C. Folsom, B. Mallette, K. Shank: SECOND ROW: A. Phillips, G. Austin, R. Swain, T. Smith, E. Gotham, I. Durham, R. Eshhach. XV, Hanley, THIRD ROW: L. Beckman, D. McEathron, G. Snow, J. Shene, B. Gish, S. Smith, G. Wfemltg FOURTH ROW: E. Sanford, W. Giza, J, Shene, Durham, R. Marsh, Ritz, B. Kerr, E. Norman. NEXYITQN FALLS HO'1'EL GOLDENS SHELL STATION Newton Falls, Newton. Falls, New York New York FI.'LTON'S MEAT MARKET ATLANTIC 8: PACIFIC TEA CO. Newton Falls. Newton Falls, New York New York Compliments of FIRST ROW: Mrs. Haze-lton, G. Martin, R. Adams, E. Peahocly, D. Smith, D. Schuyler, S. DeLair, E. Davenport: SECOND ROW: S. Hawley, S. Marsh, G. Terry, R. Phillips, C. LaPlante, I.. Simmons. R. Swain, G. Adams: THIRD ROW: D. Thornton, C. Harvey, V. Fuller. C. Mallette. R. Stowell. D. Richer. S. Dowling: FOURTH ROW: M. Jenks. J, Jeffries, XV. Clyde, G. Smith, C. Ladison, G. King. D. Hickock, E. Baxter. A7la.A :LYR?iz.h XIJXUG? I m !l1'!Q2I I1 753Lfv S5S,2J3fZ?:ii:2faW s i6l - W69'f2'f!w4f't !'f! ?EiI ,v 1-A f1i'5i 1MIT! if FIRST ROXV: Mrs. Moyer, B. Campbell, L, Pickering, D. Madill, D. Provost, L. Akey, K. Mudgettg SECOND ROW: P. Foster, D. Boucher, R, Pohl, A. Harris, V. jackson, F. Goodrow, R. Walker, D. LaPlante: THIRD ROXW: D. Ladison, C. Harvey, L. Scott, S. Marsh, E. Peabody, B, McCallops, C. Mead: FOURTH ROW: D. Shatraw, R. Smith, C. Winch, F. Manchester, E. Dowl- ing, T. Sanford, R. Eno, K. Van Courg ABSENT: J. Brickey, J. Hamele, E. Ward. Compliments of CANADA DRY BOTTLING COMPANY FLOYD R. FENTON OF MASSENA, INC. General Store A. Cappione, President Phone, Star Lake 2103 Bottlers of Fine, N. Y. World Famous Canada Dry Beverages 5 Massena, N. Y. Dial RO 9-3558 ' F.O L1 RTH ' ' ' PLAN'S CANTON INC TEDS SUNOCO STATION : W'-, RA v , , Star Lake, P 111 f Star Lake Store New York FIRST ROW: Mrs. Safford, M. Shene, L. Van House, M. McBroom, D, Ward, D. Fuller, SECOND ROW: M, Pitts, D. Kerr, J. Willette, C. Bush, 1. Slate, G. Parvese, B. Sullivan, D. Law, j. Bardofg THIRD ROW: A. Dumas, D. Lanphear, C. Tubbs, M. Pomerville, J. Clark, C. Coffey, L. Stowell, C. Titus, FOURTH ROW: M. Iaquinta, J. Seidlecki, J. Rice, B. Demmon, B. Bul- lock, M. Trimm, R. Senter, XV. Ge-bo, ABSENT: S. Refici, S. Lu Plant. gage it-. -trauma: .1 g:4:':NzQfv:.-xc: 5 . 5 f 3l FIRST ROXV: Mrs. Pnmcrville, C. XY'l1itmnre, S. Simmons. P. Sullivan. S. McCulloucl1. M. Fenton, P. Burr, S. Golden: SECOND ROXV: C. Davenport, J. Smith. L. Fuller, J. Kerr, M. Iviurrium. S. La Duc. R, Swain: THIRD ROVU: S. McKenney, S. Crary. S. Mt'INIullin. M. Toolcy, -I. Northrop, II. Harvey, I.. Floyd. V, Dumixsg FOI'R'I'H ROXW: G, Boffey. P. L11Plante, L. Norman. G. Duclmnn, VU. Lalomlc, G, Tulip, A. Mcliroom. P. I.uPlunte. Compliments of REIL'S ELECTRIC SERVICE N .IACICS SHEI.L SERVICE Newton Falls, Sup Luke, Ncw York Q New York i F ' S x X . THLIINIPER PRESS , Ou A. TODD Offset and Letterpress Printing Plumbing and Heating for the Xwestcrn Atlirontluck Arun Star Lake, N. Y. Wtinakenzl, N. Y. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Hyncs. R. Henri, L, Sullivan. R. -lessmcr. A. Arquctteg SECOND ROW: G. Austin, S. Mac Cue. R, L11 Rncque, D, Allen, R. Wliiti11oi'e1 THIRD ROXXU R. Prcmo, M. Pierce, R. Pomerville. XV. XX'liitm0re, N. Hick- ockg FOURTH ROXXU S. Taylor. R, Sanfortl, G. McCormick, S, XX'est. M. Sevey, R. Northrop: ABSENT: C. Finch. C. Hcnric. L. Kerr, R. Murray, D. Rcil, INT. Vitllicr, M. Villlier. f -msw. Q 'I' s musxmnvunxmsum ' FIRST ROXW: J. Hayes, K, Smith, A. Refici, D. YX7ayering, G, McBroom, Mrs. Thomsen, SECOND ROXV: P. Rich- er, W, Simmons, D. Bartlett, L. Baxter, V, Gorr. H, INIcEathron, THIRD RONV: C. Smith, J. Rowand. P. Smith, H. Demmon, C. Pomerville, N. Humble, FOURTH ROW? T. Hanley. S. Sutherland, P. McCallops, P. Bulluck, A. Gotham, L, W'enclt, L. Saheimg ABSENT: R. La Plante. J. Forkey, R. Jnnack, B. Shatraw. FOLEYS HARDXWARE TVUIN LAKES HOTEL Star Lake, Star Lake, New York New York GIVENS RETAIL STORE TEARS GENERAL :MERCHANDISE STORE Star Lake, Star Lake, Compliments of FIRST ROW: Mrs. Peterson, K. Tulip, D. Shene, L. Nootly, R. Gotham, E. Dowling. K. Beckman: SECOND ROVUZ 1. Henri. M. Reecl, D. Willette, L. Adams, P. Eno. C. Gotham. K. Beckman: THIRD ROW: C. Hitchman, M. Bul- lock. B. Madill, D. Greco, P. jones, C. Tebog FOURTH ROW: S. Bartlett, XV. Dowling. R. Fraser, D. Hamele, L. Smith. M. DcLair, XV. Dowling: ABSENT: L, I-Iutt, L. Marsh, M. Payne. 'U' IGB! 5 fi 3221 . a .f::..ff.-: . . ai FIRST ROW: Mrs. Golden, M. K. Hosmer, M. Robertson, A. Pierce, R. Tebo, S. Price: SECOND ROW: C. Sykes, C. Northrup, G. Evans, P. MCKenny, D. DeLair, T. Adams: THIRD ROW: D. Patterson, D, Ritz, S. Marsh, N. Hos- mer, L. Thomas, M. Boffey, P. Shene, W. Ripley: FOURTH ROW: M. Cmry, J. Park, R. La Rose, R. Reynolds, R. Lashua, D. Crane, XV. Hubbard, ABSENT: W. Bercume, C. Marsh, C. Ward. Compliments of COUNTRYSIDE CLEANERS ALTAMONT Star Lake, MILK 8: ICE CREAM New York THE C. B. DOLGE COMPANY FOX DRUG COMPANY Chemicals for Maintenance Carthage, N- Y- XWESTPORT, CONNECTICUT Represented by: INIr. Howard Yourdon R.F.D. No. 1, Roberts Road I'tiCa, N. Y, FIRST ROW: E. Hurley, C. Kerr, V. Merchant, L. Pomerville, L. Young, Miss La Vanchag SECOND ROW: R. Rex, W. Fulton, T. Antwine, L. Peabody, J. Park, V, Duchano: THIRD ROW: J. Leonard, S. Price, D. Henri, C. Kyer, P. Jerome, L. Lundin, V. Sheneg FOURTH ROW: W. Powers, H. MCEathron, L. Hanley, A. Peterson, R. Bou- cher, R. Reil, M. Swanson, D. Bardofg ABSENT: S. Arquette, B.C1'ane. 1 . gp' I If ,Lam 15 :WM FIRST ROW: Mrs. Nolan, K. Refeci, W. Saber, S. McBroom. I.. Law, S, Sullivan: SECOND ROW: T. Rice, C. Ward, S. Miller, E. Smith, A. Alguire, L. Le Roux: THIRD ROW: D. Peabody, D. Lasher, J. De Coteau, J. Dowling, V. Du Val: FOURTH ROW: G. Ladison, R. Norton, G. Jenks, E. Duchano, R. Cassell, R. Legaultg ABSENT: S. Squair, L. Jar- vis, L. Reed, L. Daniels, N. Janack. Compliments of WEBSTER PAPER AND SUPPLY CO., INC. W. J. GRIFFIN, JR. Central Warehouse Building General Insurance Albany 7, New York Licensed Real Estate Broker School Supplies Art Materials Phone 2113 Star Lake, N. Y CHAPPLES BLUEBIRD INN 84 DINER LAKE VIEW HOTEL Star Lake, Star Lake, New York New York FIRST ROXV: Mrs. Smeby, R. Saber, E. Law, F. Iaquinta. T. Wendt, L. Hayes, D. Winch, J. Rebar, D. Jeffries: SECOND ROW: R. Snell, F. Allen, S. Miller, L, Snow, B. Smith, S. Tebo, M. Cooper, J. Reynolds: THIRD ROW: B. Bush, V. Duval, R. Manchester, L. Silshy, G. McCallops, T. Petrie, J. Law, M. Gebog FOURTH ROW: A. Scott, P. McCormick, A. Dowling, K. Slate, L. Eno, M. Sullivan, C. Finley, T. Golden, G. Klock: ABSENT: Arquitt, R. .1 - .... .2 i I - - cx:wv..u.....:z:fJ4-us: ., mguagr nsvmmwmmxeafsmx FIRST ROXV: Miss jermano, A. Austin, L. I-Iitchman, K. Janack, D. Sanford, D. Kerr, VU. Vater, N. Pickering SECOND ROW: W. Meek, J. Wfest, D. Manchester, A. Tulip, E. Folsom, K. Allen, P. Maxwell: THIRD ROW Mrs. Durham, A. Hynes, L. Murray, T. Shene, D. Marriam, W. La Tray, W. Dunn, L. Hutson, D. Darison FOURTH ROW: I. Rowand, N. Santimaw, D. Sevey, L. Taylor, P. Osborne, T. Brickey, R. Waters, MCLearg AB SENT: D. LaDuc, T, Murphy, Pomerville, C. Duncan, A. Padgett. Compliments of LYLE E. BURGESS THE GLOBE STORE General Insurance Watertown, Harrisville, New York New York 1 ' 7 A N . r ' s Typexx ritegulitgglgqni llathine !! v Q THOMAS HARDMAN7 INC Business Machine Supplies , 'f 9 501-503 State St-Y Wat?ft0W'n- N Y , ' Wholesale Distributors JOHN G. STOCKER co., INC. ff ' Automotive Supplies VUMCIIOWI1, NCXV YO1'lfC ' 4W Replgqement Parts 4 Garage and Shop Equipment lf' FIRST ROXV: Miss Wicks, T. Henrie, D. Slate, D. McEathron, J, La Rocque, D. Taylor, C. Bush: SECOND ROW I. Durham, S. Ober, W. Bardrof, R. Golden, W. King, C. La Plante. C. La Bounty: THIRD ROW: V. Dowling, B Baker, M. Robertson, R. Henrie, S. Brown, E. Gotham, P. Harvey: FOURTH ROW: L. janack, T. jones, J. Hurley, B Hubbard. J. Durham, L. Anderson, K. Reil, F. Cooper, T. Austing ABSENT: C. Bomyea, A. Cooper, R. McCallops M. Heise. M. Baker. S. Premo, Miss Sherman. iiz ixww:m:nawwm l.L1.ui1i na: 'f.:amx.:i:.-faxef aa:t.'1:...m :anna-'1 FIRST ROXW: Mrs. Phillips, I. McCallops, V. Le Roux, C. Hawker, C. Mallette, R. Ripley, B. Hendrick, G. Saber: SECOND ROW: D. Rice, R. Shene, S. La Tray, R. Sanford, R. Reed, R. Reed, D. Simmons, T. Phillips, E. Reid, THIRD ROW: M. Latham, C. Meek, K, Pomerville, J. Boula. J. Fraser, M. Marriam, E. Harmon, W. Bogardus: FOURTH ROW: C. West, A. Adams, R, Eshbach, D. Thornton, I. Pomerville, K. Easler, S. Campbell, K. La Foun- tain, R. La Plante: ABSENT: E. Come. Compliments of KERR BROTHERS SALES STAR LAKE LIQUOR STORE, INC. 3i SERVICE. INC. Star Lake, D0ClSC I6CP New York Star Lake, N. Y. 8331 L G BALFOUR CONIPANY N our Rebound . . I I Attleboro, Massachusetts n E I CHILHIEHS BOOKS jewelry's Finest Craftsmen IB EI E . E fi L . lask Tier CLASS RINGS AND PINS ' O0 et ef Club and Hospital Insignia ' mf less Medals-Trophies4Plaques CHARLES M GARDNER 3, CO Commencement Invitations-Diplomas I Scranton P11 i Represented by: ' Kglownlfog' Leland Lee, Manager , L. G. Balfour Company FAST-'-FRIEZIDXZZERELIABLE R 3910 Dewey Avenue Rochester 16, New York FIRST ROXW: M. Davenport, M. Davenport, K. Hitchman, G. Patterson, I.. Paro, D. Meek, B. Young, Mrs. Miller: SECOND ROW: B. Howald, K. Murphy, -I. Humble, M. Cowles. A. Ross, M, Castagnozzi, T. Dumas, C. Janackg THIRD ROW: M .Chatelain, J. Crary. H. Pohl, W, Sullivan, D. Adams. C. Silsby, S. Hurley, J. Bush: FOURTH ROW: M. Sovay, R. Powers, E. Allen, D. Harris, C. Shene, P, Scott, M. Hoover, J. Norton: ABSENT: P. Gula, P. Doran, R. Boula, C. Provost, G. Iverson. 11 ru.: .1 :IH 2' -.vzuass YI' 1 f'v mmf ui. 1.4.1. .. w 'f- .ffysil:+.:N'u :A 'Q . Q : .if-:w:ll.1mw.1:a.ooz1..aw .-., ' FIRST ROW: Mrs. Dona LaRocque, F. Gotham, S. Brickey, V. Bercume, 1. Giza, E. Sawyer, T. Rebarg SECOND ROW: R. Refici, J. Chambers, R. Ferguson, J. Harker, R. Tebo, K. Reil, K. Priceg THIRD ROW: P. LaBounty, D. Rex. M, Brabaw, M, Cote, J. Hutson, T. Austin, M. DeLair, M. Sheneg FOURTH ROW: E. Boulden, G. MacAleese, P. Hanley, S. Finley, R. Cooper, D. DeCoteau, M. Golden, R. Taylorg ABSENT: A, Osborne, R. LaTray, R. Cook, L. LaPla.nte, P. Noody, C. Ward. 4,0 . 4 if - n ' i.E'?3nf?'?h RM gi .535 fe . 'uf , r . rr rr V ,. .sr wr is i n 1 wr- X 4 A .A in 'Q . f lf Q 2 sw win g .:-' FW B. Beckman D. Fairbanks W W , ' . iiliiil Y .T T - ' QT. I J. Smith M. Hunter rrs T .ii . F S M' . 2 1 WN , ,.,l.., , fwwwr ,. 'lllll T llif' , ..... 9 C. Hooven 1 liffiff 1 lf V. Smith Mrs. Burkett Science Mm. C00p01vS T. Baker, L. Folsom, R. Golden, L, Hittle. FIRST ROW: R. Barcomb, XW. Todd, I. Dafoe, G. Hodgkiss, P. D01-ang SECOND ROW J L. Shatraw, D. Goodrow, B. Shene, L. Baxter, Mr. Huiattg THIRD ROW: L. Senter, DL.:llfKf D IIAII U CL ..,. TI TX...LL YH Y5', F. ,km - . nwsssmamwmmu wf:ff::msau , -i FIRST ROW: T. Baker, J. Hitchman, R dent F. Peterson, VU. Baker, Advisor Mr SEATED: W. Evans, R. Hawley, VI. Shank, B. McBroome. STANDING: R. Hall, J. Plum- ley, 1. Phillips, Advisor Mr. Bero. FIRST ROW: Mr. Bero, R. junaclc, L. Kerr B McBro0me R I-Ifmley SECOND ROW E Ifmgeun W Evans M. Draper, J. Shank, J, Sykes: THIRD ROW S Bcnnhlk J Phxlllps -I Plumley R Hall J Shelua V Pomerulle 1!1!ilSfllliK '? ?' 'gm 'RSI FIRST ROW: Mrs. Winch. R. Hodgkiss, J. Kingg SECOND ROW: P. Kilbourn, C. Castagnozzi, L. Peterson, S. I-Iameleg THIRD ROW: J. Smeby, O. Van Cour, S, Kapell, K. Jacobson, F. Wendt, J. Goldcng ABSENT: M. Latham, C. Beebe. IT'S NOT ALL WORK ! I ! we . . . W W Wk-J ff-- 5 'F T f- ff - f -PB 1 W FJ-IA. Aft FIRST ROW: B. Hayes, S. Marsh, S. Demmon, B. Lashua, L. Kerrg SECOND ROW: F. Spicer, C. Thivierge, P. Thivierge, B. Thornton, S. Trombley, O. Van Peltg THIRD ROW: M. LaPIante, R. Janack, N. Janack, 1. Titus, M. Jarvis, A. Maladyg FOURTH ROW: E. Kelley, L. Rhode, A. Gish, S. Payne, O. Van Cour, F. Hutt, L. Trombley. MRS. PARMETER FIRST ROW: A. Robertson, K. Schyler, M. Miller, Mrs. DeVolg SECOND ROW: M. Titus, S. Ward, K. Swanson-President, M. Draper, P. Sulongskig THIRD ROW: G. Snider, W. Dunn, J. Shank, B. Stevens, D. Tooly, S. Payne: ABSENT: D. Hodge, Sec- retary and Treasurer. Q-5 ,qv gig putum m .V M688 LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Custagnozzi, N. janack, L. Kerr, J. Arnosky, P. Burns. MRS. IRENE WINCH Librarian Editor-in-Cbief Phyllis Hall C0-Edifor Connie Gebo Y? FIRST ROW: F, Trembley, F. Peterson, D. Hodge, C. Gebo, P. Hall, B. Hayes, S. Hawley, Mrs. Climensong SECOND ROW: M Jarvis, L, Hayes, R. Sykes, P. Sykes, D. Campbell, C. Baker, H. Provost, K. Cassell, S. Miller: THIRD ROW: I.. Sutherland, B Maybee, N, Stephens, R. Stowell, R. Hodgkiss, A. Peterson, D. Tebo, P. Thivierge, J. Arnosky. 44 is l Dlwipulif I l VALE QUIS ES? SALVETE LQCIMUQ BON JOUR C'EST LA VIE MERCI FIRST ROW: C. Stevens, D. Adams, I.. Kerr, S. Pohl, Mrs. Cooper: SECOND ROW: C. Gebo, P. Hall, C. Castagnozzi, K. Stephens, L. Hayes. MW FIRST ROW: Wm. Todd, J. Grenier, D. Hodge, Mr. juckett, SECOND ROW: E. Babbitt, S. Payne, S. Hawley, W. Evans, M. Draper: THIRD ROW: D. Grenier, XV. Todd, D. Soszka, R. Phillips, R. Hawley: FOURTH ROW: D. Small, J. Bradley, A. Peterson, S. Benchik, R. Hodgkiss. X -IW? -.az Ni Q h I ET TU, BRUTE! SOCII AD F IN EM AMI BONSOIR 45 'F' . - ' 5 Nw .., ' S N of SI Y 4 'SK jx W? J is w 4 1 ,K 4 1. , a ., ,ce My ,I My 'TQ IF as ' ef yas W., K ,QQ , ,,gj.1 m gwxsi, as rf' ff,safj.,2Ms fe- ' shi P' ig- as-si .3 Q aj. .Q -3 X . a QC , is '2ff,ffSY'-iq . , . , . K, Q X I s. 'FK i 5? Q ,ga .. l' 6' ,- ya fi' S E I A + 'Rf 2, 4 -.Q .,.-. k,..' .. .. gm, v..M,.,,,.,, ' FIRST ROW: R. Baker, E. Baxter, J. Terry, L. Cole, D. Hawley. L. McCarthy, J. Jeffries, Mr. Vaughn: SECOND ROW: R. Santimaw, J. Be-ro, R. Simmons, W. Paro, K. Sanford, A. Sheard, W. Todd: THIRD ROW: XV, Small, D. Town, S. Burns, W. Baker, D. Rowand, W. Todd, S. McCulloch, J. Boucher. FIRST ROW: D. Kerr, G. Phillips, SECOND ROW: H. Hubbard, D. Hodge, R. Foley, J. King, G. Kel- ley: THIRD ROW: C. Taylor, W. Burr, E. Shaw, R. Barcomb, F. La Plante: FOURTH ROW: J. Plumley, W. Wood, N. Santimaw, D. Camp- bell, L. Thivierge, D. Rowand. FIRST ROW: R. McBroome, P. Sykes, K. Daniels, N. Marsh, J King, F. Woods, M. Bemus, M Nolan, R. Rixon, V. Sykes, S. Ben chik, R. Janack: SECOND ROW D. Campbell, J. Phillips, J. Plum ley, L. Kerr, J. Sykes, C. Gardner, M. Jarvis, L. Snow, J. Simmons, L. Thivierge, R. Stowell, G. Peterson THIRD ROW: M. Mudgett, R Sykes, L. Lanphear, W. Evans, C Thivierge, D. Andrikut, C. Gebo, G Ploof, P. Thivierge, B. Shene, S Pohl, D. Hodge, FOURTH ROW P. Langevin, E. Kelley, A. Gish, J Arnosky, B. Ressler, ,S. Payne, D Robla, W. Dunn, P. Terry, P. Maxwell, E. Foster, J. Shank. 46 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Grimm, M. Shene, C. Bartlett, J. King, B. Mallette, S, Rixon, M. Mazuroslci, A. Robertson, D. DeG0uff: SEC- OND ROW: K. McBroome, R. Golden, L. Stowell, D. Perry, S. Shatraw, J. Hodgkiss, K. Pohl, F. Peterson, H. Jerome, J. Grenier M. XY'right: THIRD ROW: C. Ward, C. Beebe, G. Tubbs, E. Peabody, P. Clyde, L. Sutherland, R. Gebo, M. Bassette, C. Jarvis, A She-ard, A. Thornton, E. Cooper: ABSENT: L. Sharpstene, M. West. SECOND ROW' FIRST RCW R. Golden B. lNIaybee L. Stowell M, Draper L. Peterson B, Shene M. Brabaw L. Snow Twlaleas s FIRST ROW: K. Stephens, B. McBroome, B, Lashua, J. Simmons, R. Sykes, M. Draper, K. Jacobson, M. Latham, Mrs. Grimm: SECOND ROW: L. Lanphear, M. LaPlante, G. Snider, L. Shatraw, C. Pohl, D. Adams, E. Kelley, D. Robla, G. Pohl, K. Swanson, D. Wright, D. Kerr, D. Robiag THIRD ROW: D. Andrikut, H. Provost, B. Stevens, P. Terry, E. Langevin, J. Smeby, P. Maxwell, P. Morrow: R. Hodgkiss, D. Perry, L. Thivierge, R. Barcomb, F. Woods. KET? ' FIRST ROW: G. Leonard, H. Shene, M. Suntimaw, B. Gulu, L La1Duc, N. Shene. C. Dcluir D Rovwaml D Toley P Shene SEC OND ROW: B. Taylor, S. Gotham, J. King, D. Campbell, N. Sullixun, Mr. Vaughn, D. Campbell S Golden D Plro R Simmons D. Hawley, R. Rice, S. Pohl, G. Phillipsg AB-SENT: P. Small. fn .- 2 - - 4-5 ' i FIRST ROXV: P. Peterson, R. Baker, G, Tubbs, S. Pohl, B. Amo, R. Gcho, J, Rohde, I.. Lundin K Pohl L Titus M Bassette SECOND ROVV: C. Jarvis, C. Bartlett, Mr. Vaughn. R. Suntimziw, T. Baker, J. Hodgkiss, B Slfite S McCullouch W Baker G Winclm, Rl Dowling, D, Muclgett, D. Hodge, R. Foley, J. Grenier, I Beaulieu, S. Clarlcg SENT: Marie West. Juwofu Dame, BML FIRST ROW: J. Shank, P. Bigwarfe, R. Foley, J. Golden, R. Hawley, R. Baker, J. Grenierg SECOND ROW: R. Gebo, R. Hall, R. Santimaw. J, Golden, P. Bisson, D, Hodge, C. Bakerg THIRD ROW: M. Vaughn, P. Maybee, M. Bemus, 'ABSENT: G. Woods, F. Peterson. Moderato cl f 727 ' P f --f ..- :.- ....... ..- - :--- args..------ ...-:::.'.- .-:..- .:-..-:::::::: .......,.,----...., ..... .-----..--...--. ..-- -1 -P -11 -9-' --n 1' 1, 1 I ul 1111 ....A-.. -.. .. . - .-... ......-- - . . . ..- - - . . . . , I - I -.. . .Q FIRST ROW: R. Hawley, B. Stevens, S. Miller, B. Ressler, L. Lanphear, S. Pohl, M. Jarvis, P. Bigwarfe, R. Santimaw, L. Owens, R. Hall, R. Sykes, SECOND ROXV: D. Perry, C. Pohl, P. Provost, B. Maybee, D. Adams, E. Langevin, W. Evans, M. Titus, G. Snider, G. Pohl, L. Reed, J. Golden, I. Shank, J, Golden, P. Bisson, B. McBroome, C. Baker, E. Kelley, M. Bemus, L. Rohde, C. Stevens, R. Gebo: THIRD ROW: R. Rixon, P. Maybee, G, Woods, S. Benchik, Mr. Vaughn. eww Emi.. Qflv Q Ball i 1 ,- .- . ,., f - fi- . 'fgaxffirrww .L ' -41 , 5' in , .MGX -w ii 'Q , H, ,. r 'V ' W A W r. Q, ' ': 45 J-.5'ff'iQi? if 1 f ...f -K - ff M 'z - H fr rufwff ' , V Y ' ' , ' - , ,, KING Roscoe Towns QUEEN Brenda Muybec Ahuimdx ,Iudy Sykes Victor Pomcrville Rowena Sykes Frank Smith Grace Saber Ronnie Van House e E a 1 F ' fs- 'V Fl kSiE'5'iFJ- i Nahanni I-lommf Qociafg fi 5 fx: SENIOR MEMBERS Beverly McBroome Bonnie Stevens Charles Baker Russell Hall john Phillips JUNIOR MEMBERS Phyllis Hall Karen Jacobson Ronald Hawley NATIONAL. Ki, f SOPHOMORE MEMBERS Lynda Hayes Linda Rohde Arthur Peterson 'll FEW W!! 1 . one .socuerv Q '44 ... n Y .ug ,f 1 f A M 0 AMERICAN LEGION BOYS STATE Essay Contest W, Representative IMMUIS AMERICAN LIIGION Or ttorical Contest Beverly McBroon1e Charles Baker District Oratorical Contest 1960 Rvnillll HHWIGY- Mrs. Blllfef New York State Regents Scholarships -loan Shank Arthur Peterson Russell Hall Dale Campbell Citizenship Delegates 1960 Latin Students Chosen for Contest at NYU in New York City i A , : gs tfifsix -55 mt , i All f -gf .t ' ti: Q f',.,,, - Tlgfiffiffi' 'J :tiff- trris ww ' ' is i Be-ve 52 A , 51, , , 11, . 1.' ,fl l C ttt, A ilrl rly McBroome, Russell Hall, Edward Phoenix, jean Babbitt Charles Stevens. Bonnie Stevens, Beverly McBroome, Phyllis Hall, Lynda Hayes, Arthur Peterson 25 3 3 if, is fu Eli E? 'S .J 4 is Q .- ,- ' -V , f - was ,, Miss Ifwiw I ' Teaclww Fetedf! Teaclww Howeedf at Dimwu! Boostm CLIFF RICH Homer Lennon HENRLS BARBER SHOP Star Lake, N. Y. NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Star Lake, N. Y. Star Lake, N. Y. LIAXWELL'S TRUCKING COPELANDS GROCERY Star Lake, N. Y. GROVES, LUNDIN 8: COX Wanzlkena, N. Y. Star Lake, N. Y. Vmifg FIRST ROW: Mrs. DeVol, M. Miller. SECOND ROW: P. Sulongski, W. Dunn, W. Evans. THIRD ROW' S Kawell IVI INIL1clStt, - - l 1 - 8 E. Langevin. ABSENT: G. Saber, . , . Eh .1 .Q ','. z. FIRST ROW: K. Cassell, B. McBroome K. Swanson. SECOND ROW: Mrs. DeVol, P. Max- well, P. Hall, C. Gebo. THIRD ROW: D. Andrikut, B. Stevens P. Morrow. lil 4. J. , . . f2f , ' FIRST ROW: Mrs. DeVol, K. McBroome, J. Sykes, B. Stevens. SECOND ROW: I., Peterson, L, Reed, J. Simmons, P. Provost, S, Miller. Football, s FIRST ROW: B. McBroome, M. Miller, K. Swanson, P. Hallg SECOND ROW: Mrs. DeVol, E. Langevin, K, Cassell, S. Kapell THIRD ROW: W. Dunn, P. Maxwell, B. Stevens, P. Morrowg ABSENT: D. Andrikut. FIRST ROW: F. Smith, D. Tebo, R. DeI.air, F. Gotham, P, Bisson, R. -Ixmack, M. Bemusg SECOND ROW: R. Towne, L: Thivierge D. Small, J. Phillips, J. Sheltra, J. Bradley, D. Campbell, Coach Donald Weeksg THIRD ROW: S. Taylor, W. Gooclrow, R. Hoclgkiss C. Currier, J. Yaddow, F. Dubey, W. Burr. - Qowfv FIRST ROXW: D. Soszka, D. Robla, R. Provost, M. Gooder, R. Van House. W. Simmons. Coach Jared Cooper, SECOND ROW: R. Pratt, A, Fenton, E. Gebo, R, MCBroome, D. Kerr, K. Rowantl, N. Marsh, F. Woods, THIRD ROW: I.. Towne, D. Campbell, V. Poms-rville, M. Bero, H, Snider, W. Isereau, R. Hodgkiss, G. Woods. FIRST ROXW: F. Duhey, R. Hotlgkissg SECOND ROW: R. Van House, J. McIntosh, R, Burcomb, E. Shaw, D. Tebol THIRD ROW Coach Paul Garbreana, A. Peterson. K. Rowand, H. Terry, C. Currier, L. Daniclsg FOURTH ROXXK: A. Fenton, W. Goodrow, C. Tay lor. D, Campbell, D. Small, W. Fuller, R. Gore, lNIanagerg ABSENT: L. Lumlin. E --'iw' -.EHTEEBV f . miiiw' J '- ' fa ' I A , ' 'R - X. F1 li ,.'S LEFT to RIGHT Coach Robert Ruffalo, Manager Terry Smith, R. Rixon, P. Burns, S. Benchik, P, Maybee, R. McBroome L Towne W Isereau P Bigwarfe, C. Stevens, M. Owens. 1960 SECTION 10 GOLF CHAMPIONS The Clifton-Fine Central Golf team, in their second year of golf competition, climaxed a highly successful season by capturing sectional honors at Tupper Lake. Canton Cen- tral was the regular season winner with Clifton-Fine a close second. Clifton-Fine repre- sented Section 1O in the State golf finals held at Amsterdam, N.Y. Seen in the picture from left to right are: Gary Woods, Chuck Baker, Coach P. A. Miranda and Gary Peterson. David Porteous was absent when picture was taken. .mmf'mvsmmwma1nnmww.ttw1a:.:'avminn. is A FIRST ROW: G. Peterson, Coach Donald Weeks, R. Towneg SECOND ROXW: G, Wfoonls, F. Smith, P. Sykes, J. Bradley, I. Shel tra, M. Owens, L. Thiverage, E. Geho, R. janack, P. Bisson. FIRST ROW: L. Van House, R. Good- row. B. Mallette, C. Moote, j. LaPlante, F. Peterson, L. Titus, L. Sharpstene, S. Rixon, B. McBroome, M. Miller. C. Be- hee, G. Tubbs, S. Gebog SECOND ROW: B. Lushuu, P. Beckman, N. Rohde, C. MncAleese, C. Ward, G. Norman, J. Gish, S. Trombley, G. Pohl, S. Shatraw, S. Clark, -I. Beaulieu, D. Mudge-tt, Miss Howard: THIRD ROW: C. Pohl, E. Moote, L. Hittle, K. Pohl, R. Arnold, B. Lalonde, J. MacCriminon, L. Smith, M. Lash. J. Hodgkiss, B. Campbell, -I. Fos- ter: FOURTH ROW: T. Davey O. Van Pelt, R. Gebo, F. Wendt, L. Shatraw, N. Janack, R. Janack, INI. LaPlante, S. Whit- more, B. Thornton, S. Ward, S. Daniels, FIFTH ROW: J. Golden, K. Cassell, M. Davey, M. Mudgett, K. Jacobson, B. Slate, L. Baxter, D. Ritz, M. LaPlante, P. Terry, L. Sutherland, P. Clyde. FIRST ROW: M. Thornton, F. Peterson, B. Lashua, S. Rixon, J. DeGouff, Miss Howard: SECOND ROW: C. Gebo, F. Wendt, R. Gebo, B. Thornton, P. Provost, S. Gebog THIRD ROW: M. Mudgett, M. Davey, K. Cassell, K. Jacobson, R. Arn- old, L. Ripley: FOURTH ROW: E. Lan- gevin, L. Sutherland, D. Ritz, S. Kapell, F. Spicer, J. Golden. GAA . Ah. sweet relaxation Don't take my picture!! Oh, Bfmnie, ifll UCVCI' fit- Deadline! Deadline! 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