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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1963 volume:

Principal’s Message On behalf of the Board of Education and the members of our faculty, I wish to con- gratulate the members of the Senior Class of 1963. I would like to commend Mr. Stangle, the new advisor of our Mountain Echo , and his staff for a job well done. It is certainly gratifying to note that each year, as our graduating classes become larger, an even higher percentage of our graduates are going on to further education. It is extremely important that students — as well as parents — become convinced that school grades mean a whole lot, whether you are going to college, or looking for a job. Nowadays, employers can be choosey about whom they hire and they don't have to take someone who just skimmed by in high school. All employers checks your high school record today before hiring. Another thing, colleges do set grade standards which their applicants must meet. Quite often, the college requires that the applicant be in the upper third of his high school graduat- ing class — or have at least an 85 per cent average. It is wise to find out what the re- quirements are of the school of your choice, and-then strive toward meeting them. In this day when college costs are so high, the students who make better grades in high school have the better chances to compete for scholarships to help them along. I would urge all of you to work hard to attain the goal you have set for yourself, and earnestly hope you achieve this goal and happiness in the future. MERVIN ENO POST NO. 1539 AMERICAN LEGION 2 BENSON MINES SPONSORS BOY SCOUTS CUB SCOUTS ORATORICAL CONTEST ESSAY CONTEST Dedication C aim, considerate, and comical too— O h! What stories she could tell you! R eady to pitch in and do her part, D efinitely has children close to her heart. E ver faithful to her lively 4th grade— L ends many of her minutes for extra aid. I ncidentally, she was loved by Wanakena tots A nd how! they said. We liked her lots! M anages to smile even when feeling low, O ftentimes has to be told to take it slow. Y ea to you—our true pal and friend— E ver your name we will defend! R egards to you—good ol' Dee From our Mountain Echo '63! 3 PAGE No.. P1X So... .. ORDER 11561 FIRST ROW: J. Gooder, J. King, O. VanPelt, V. Sykes, E. Babbitt, W. McCarthy SECOND ROW: F. Dubey, A. j Peterson, B. Amo, C. Stevens, J. Simmons, P. Provost, J. Sykes THIRD ROW: L. Peterson, Mr. Stangle, L. Rohde, W. Evans, F. Wendt, J. TiJuC C. Scott, P Sulongski Mountain Echo 4 Mr. Stangle Advisor Bonnie Amo, Editor Staff Meeting BOARD OF EDUCATION STANDING: F. Griffin, N. Jarvis, R. Clark, G. Reynolds SITTING: A. Williams, R. Clark, R. Persson, A. Peterson Administration Secretaries Lila Bigwarfe and Anita Newtown Secondary Supervisor Harold Bero Elementary Supervisor Kenneth Campbell School Phychologist Jack Iversen Secretary Lucille Hogan Guidance Director Richard Van Gelder i THUMPER PRESS DECOTEAU'S GROCERY ROBT. MARY JOHN J. STOCKER Wanakena Wanakena Hair Stylist Watertown New York New York Wanakena New York New York FIRST ROW: L Redmond, C. Moyer, R. Durham, B. Thomsen, M. Smeby, H. Nolan, A. Phillips, P. Glenn SECOND ROW: M. Miller, M. Sherman, M. Peterson, P. Bassette, M. Safford, T. Pommerville, C. Hosmer, M. Hynes THIRD ROW: C. Robertson, I. Golden, H. Jarvis, M. Floyd, M. VanGelder, J. Grimm, A. Hazelton ABSENT: K. Campbell, R. Huiatt Elementary Faculty High School Faculty FIRST ROW: H. B ro, R. VanGelder, A. Amo, R. Stangle, C. Bero, R. Chunta, L Mead, W. McCarty SECOND ROW: P. A. Miranda, D. Baker, G. Miller, E. Burns, F. Huiatt, P. Garbreana, M. Shoemaker, V. Faubert, J. Cooper THIRD ROW: R. Spaulding, R. Ruffalo, R. Lauren, I. Winch, M. DeVol, E. Climenson, G. Marshall, L. VerSteeg, C. Vaughn ABSENT: J. Allen, D. Weeks 6 seniors Bonnie Amo, Secretary; John Sheltra, Vice-President; Arthur Peterson, President; Wanda Evans, Treasurer iHh.4 Senior Officers VALEDICTORIAN CLASS ADVISOR SALUTATORIAN Arthur Peterson Mrs. Baker Linda Rohde 8 DONNA ADAMS In quietness and confidence shall be your strength Latin Club 1, 2; Latin Award 2, 3; Intermediate Award 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 BONNIE AMO Love conquers all Yearbook 3; Editor 4; Class Secretary 4; Newspaper 4; Senior Play 4; Library Club 4 PAUL BIGWARFE Maidens' hearts are always soft: would that men's were truer! Baseball 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Basketball 2; Band 1, 2, 3; Dance Band 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 1 PAUL BURNS I want what I want when I want it Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 3, 4; Soccer 4; Intramurals 1; Student Council 1, 3; Class Treasurer 2 CARLSON CURRIER What a time! What a civilization! Football 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3; Baseball 3; Intramurals 1; Industrial Arts 3, 4; Spelling Contest Winner 2 IRVING DAFOE Be silent and safe — silence never betrays you' Wrestling 3; French Club 1 SHIRLEY DANIELS An easy minded soul, and always was Intramurals 4; G.A.A. 4; Basketball 4; Volleyball 4 FLOYD DUBEY What I can't see, I never will believe in Football 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Newspaper 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Achievement Award 3 9 WANDA EVANS To be loved, be lovable Basketball Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 4; Band 1; Secretary 2; Student Council 1, 2, Secretary 3; Executive Council 2, 3; Bus Monitor 1, 2, 3; Hall Monitor 1, 2, 3; Class Treasurer 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Newspaper 4; French Award 1; Essay Contest 4; Achieve- ment Award 3; Princess of Sweetheart Ball 3; Senior Play 4; Cit. Ed Conf. 3 ARLENE GISH ' Twas her thinking of others made you think of her. Intramurals 2; Library Club 1, 2; F.H.A. 2, 3; President 4 JOANNE GOLDEN Happiness is a way-station between too little and too much Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, President 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, President 4; Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Leaders Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Festival 3, 4; Senior Play 4; High Magazine Seller 2, Second Highest 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 JOSEPH GOLDEN I do love to note and observe Band 1, 2, 3; Dance Band 1, 2, 3; Solo Festival 1, 2, 3; Senior Play Prop. 4; Tappi Meeting 4 JUDY GOODER Quietness is best Yearbook 4 WILLIAM GOODROW Guess his humor ain't refined quite enough to suit my mind' Football 2, 3; Wrestling 2, 3; LaCross 3; Intramurals 1, 2 LYNDA HAYES The rule of joy and the law of duty to me seem all one F.T.A. 1, 2; Latin Club 1, 2; Newspaper 2, 3; Bus Monitor 2, 3, 4; Student Council Vice President 3; Exec. Council 3; Sweetheart Ball Princess 1; Latin Award 1; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Secretary 2, 3; Biology Award 2; Chemistry Award 3; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Baird Memorial Latin Contest at N.Y.C. 2 NANCY JANACK Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace Intramurals 2, 3; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4 10 JAMES KING Oh, this age! how tasteless and illbred it is! Baseball 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Fire Patrol 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Treasurer 1; Industrial Arts 1; Monitor 1, 2, 3; Yearbook 4; Industrial Arts Award 2 JUDY LAPLANTE Short and Sweet Intramurals 2; French Club 1; Senior Play Prompter 4 AGNES MALADY A good party is better than the best man that ever lived Intramurals 1; Library Club 1, 4; F.H.A. 2, 3; Monitor 4 PHILLIP MAYBEE You have beaten the snail in slowness Basketball 2, 3; Yearbook 4; Ski Patrol 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Ski Meet Awards 3 ROGER McBROOME No mind is thoroughly well-organized that is deficient in a sense of humor. Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Monitor 1, 2, 3; Boy Scout 2; Explorer 3 SHARON McCORMICK Patience is the best remedy for every trouble G.A.A. 3; F.H.A. 4; Yearbook 4; Monitor 4; Poetry Contest Winner 2 JANICE NEWTOWN Common sense is not so common LELAND OWENS Nothing is more silly than a silly laugh Yearbook 4; Monitor 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Senior Play 4 I I MICHAEL OWENS Brevity is the soul of wit Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3; Football 3 4; Fire Patrol 4; Monitor 4 ARTHUR PETERSON Trifles make perfection, and perfection is no trifle Basketball Manager 1; Scorer 2, 3; Baseball Scorer 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2; Soccer 3; Class President 1, 2, 4; Vice President 3; Latin Club 1; French Club 2; Newspaper 1, 2, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Oratorical Contest 1; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Highest Class Average 1, 2, 3; Baird Memorial Latin Contest at N.Y.C. 2 GRETCHEN POHL Of all the animals, the boy is the most unmanageable Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, President 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; F.H.A. 1; Monitor 1, 4; Yearbook 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 PORTIA PROVOST One mouth doth nothing without another Cheering 2, 3, 4; Newspaper 3, Business Manager 4; Yearbook 4; Band 1, 2, 3 RONALD RIXON Young fellows will be young fellows Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; J. V. Basketball 2, 3; Soccer 3, 4; Intramurals 1; Band 1, 2, 3; Drum Bugle Corps 2, 3, 4 LINDA ROHDE Band 1, 2, 3; F.H.A. 2, Vice President 3; Associate Editor News- paper 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Mathematics Award 1, 2; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Cit. Ed. Conf. 3 LAWRENCE SENTER The wildest colts make the best horses Intramurals 1; Soccer 1; Industrial Arts 1, 2; Treasurer 3; Explorer Scouts 3; Junior Asst. 1, 2 JOHN SHELTRA Dispense with trifles Soccer 1; Junior High Basketball 1; J.V. Basketball 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1; Football 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Golf 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3; Monitor 2, 3, 4; Camera Club 2; Industrial Arts 3; Class Vice President 4; Senior Play 4; Oratorical Contest 3; Boys State 3 m BONNIE SHENE The strongest principle of growth lies in human choice. Library Club 1; F.H.A. 1; F.N.A. 1; Twirling 1, 2; Monitor 4 JANEEN SIMMONS I feel like a morning star. Twirling 1; Cheering 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2; Yearbook 3, 4; Newspaper 4; Band 1; Senior Play 4 LAURA SNOW It is not enough to do good, one must do it the right way. Intramurals 1; Twirling 1, 2; Monitor 1, 2, 3; Yearbook 3; F.N.A. 2, 3; Secretary and Treasurer 4; Girl Scouts 1; Assistant Brownie Leader 4 KAREN STEPHENS No legacy is so rich as honesty Latin Club 1, 2; Yearbook 3; Chorus 2, 3, 4 CHUCK STEVENS I would rather be right than president. J.V. Basketball 2; Band 1, 2, 3; Latin Club 1, 2; Class Vice President 2; Laugh Editor, Associate Editor Newspaper 3; Editor 4; Photo Editor of Yearbook 4; Student Assistant Senior Play 4; Latin Award 1; Baird Memorial Latin Contest at N.Y.C. 2 PRISCILLA SULONGSKI The mirth and fun .grew fast and furious. Cheering 1, 2, 3, 4; F.N.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 1; Latin Club 1, 2; Yearbook 3, 4; Newspaper 4; Senior Play Prompter 4; Science Award 1, 2; Band Solo 1; Magazine Award 3 VERNON SYKES Woman is man's confusion. B.B. Man. 1; Wrestling 4; Monitor 2, 3, 4; Newspaper 3, 4; Year- book 4; Fire Patrol 4; Perfect Attendance, 6 Years LEON THIVIERGE I shall sleep like a top B.B. 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Fire Patrol 1, 2; Chorus President 2, 3, 4; Class Treasurer 3; Prince Sweetheart Ball 1; All Star Basketball and Football Team 3 13 WILLIAM THORNTON Still waters run deep Wrestling 4; Intramurals 3; Industrial Arts Club 3 JOYCE TITUS A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. B.B. 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2; F.H.A. 1, 2, Parliamen- tarian 3; Vice President 4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Newspaper 2, 3, 4 WALTER TODD To live at ease, and not be found to think Soccer 3, 4; Wrestling 3, 4 DELORIS TOOLEY The best of healers is good cheer F.N.A. 1, 2, 3; Vice President 4 RONNIE VANHOUSE Trouble runs off him like water from a duck's back. Baseball 1, 2,-3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2; Class President 3; Newspaper 3; Prince of S.B. 2 SANDRA WARD Kindness is the sunshine in which virtue grows Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; F.N.A. 1, 2, 3; President 4; Monitor 4; Mag. Award 3 14 8th Grade Graduation yyr - C A Cl 6 ; v) Cy '-1 v - ly H 12) _ Uw' Cv-v c «—= -A-'U-tO'2 -l r n , , „ , 1 L : V O-tt—A- J Jr ) . %Zsr Qy J V 7 pv ■ s lX J ' 'kj ' J ' h oW y y y tL| «a - v ' ( A yy a 3 .vs tif cy (y ' r ■I P «Vv . w iX� ' - J ' -O A J T f 1 ■ n i iy v, Si r' v • y . 1 I Vk, f . f ’ v CoaJc - C_L .aauC' ny i I m j IW —- - — ■■ - - 5 ,.iC 2 .'i � Jy '|W V V 1 l -yf yy IU1 ,;vV L . f d Luo u v 3 1A Mentis f ; 1 .1.' •' 0, ajy[u P c� 'i fa‘J NELSON, PANGLE AND BATTERSBY BURGESS INS. CO. L. J. CHELLIS JOHN J. STOCKER Gouverneur, Harrisville, Watertown, Watertown, New York New York New York New York 15 TO THE BOARD OF EDUCATION we leave a supply of Lady Clairol for the gray hair we have brought about. TO THE FACULTY we leave our remaining funds to pay for the visits to the psychiatrist they may find necessary after we leave. TO THE JANITORS we leave the old school building itself, the peaceful quiet caused by our absence and any apple cores, wads of gum, or crumpled notes we may Jnave left about. TO THE JUNIORS we leave, reluctantly but of necessity, our mantle of dignity, we realize that the class can never fill it but, since it is expected of them, our advice is Grin and wear it TO THE SOPHOMORES we leave our patience; it will be found useful as the only means by which they can endure the Juniors. TO THE FRESHMEN we leave our ability to sell magazines. We hope you will receive enough money for your trip, too. DONNA ADAMS leaves her quiet way to Lana Baxter. %How about it, Lana? BONNIE AMO leaves the car and keys to Barb Stevens. Use them as well as Bon did. Barb! PAUL BIGWARFE leaves his ability to get out of scrapes to Mackie McCarthy. It's easy to get out and even easier to get in. PAUL BURNS leaves his ability to tell fibs and have everyone believe him to Neil Marsh and Don Small. It takes practice, boys. CARLSON .CURRIER leaves his big game hunting ability to Gene Lamphear and John Matzell. Remember, boys, the sure way to success is to shoot at the first noise you hear unless you hear talking. Class IRVING DAFOE bequeaths his mathematical ability to Richard Pratt. Adding and subtracting is the first step. Rich. SHIRLEY DANIELS leaves her many loves ig Edwards to Sarah Pohl. Keep the path warm, Sarah. WANDA EVANS leaves her ways of getting too many fellas at some specific time to Suzanne Marsh. Be careful. Sue, it can lead you into trouble. FLOYD DUBEY leaves his ability to grow a beard to Marshall Gooder, have a real hairy time, Marshall. JOANNE GOLDEN leaves her part in the senior play to Marilyn Miller. Not everyone can do it. JOE GOLDEN leaves his wit and humorous manner to Gary Stowell. Birds of a feather flock together. JUDY GOODER bequeaths her ability to draw to Sheila Whit- more. How about having Mr. Stangle for a tutor, Sheila? LYNDA HAYES leaves her romantic times in Room 211 to Susie Kapell. Have fun. Sue. NANCY JANACK leaves her way with boys to Margie La- Plante. Not much practice required, huh, Margie? JIM KING leaves his shy ways to Bill Simmons. What was that? I don't think I'm hearing right. JUDY LAPLANTE leaves her needed stepladder to Bonnie Ress- ler and Linda Peterson. Watch your step, girls. AGNES MALADY leaves her ability to have all night parties to Linda Shatraw. Shhh! Not too loud now. PHILLIP MAYBEE leaves his ability to sleep in the pruning grounds at the Ranger School to Keith (Ahab) Rowand. ROGER McBROOME leaves his basketball sneakers to Robert Phillips. You're not so lucky. Bob, you'll have to buy the socks to go with them. Rog never did. SHARON McCORMICK leaves her uncle's reaper to Jerry Hodgkis’s. Hold on Jerry, she also left a spreader. JANICE NEWTOWN leaves her hair-do magazines to Eva Bab- bitt. Use it to the best of your ability, Eva. LELAND OWENS leaves his giggle to Betty McMullen. Giggle, giggle! MICHAEL OWENS leaves his ability to be alert and conscien- tious of the things happening around him to Wayne Boula. What's up, doc? ARTHUR PETERSON leaves his intense drinking ability to Marty Bero and Murray Morphy. The best of foam to both of you. GRETCHEN POHL leaves her athletic ability to Linda Reed. This plus the proper diet helps, Linda. PORTIA PROVOST leaves her seat in Chappel's to Sharon Miller and Judy Sykes. Keep it warm, girls, she'll be back! RONNIE RIXON leaves his ability to get along with the teach- ers to Harry Ploof and Victor Pomerville. Good luck, boys. LINDA ROHDE leaves her ever lasting good humor to Dinah Goodrow. Practice makes perfect, Dinah. LARRY SENTER leaves his ability to skip school to Dennis Perry. School, school, school. Doesn't anyone ever skip anymore? JOHN SHELTRA leaves his ability of doing homework in classes to Larry Thivierge. Just be careful you never get caught, right, John? BONNIE SHENE leaves her ability to change her mind from one week to the next to Gail Perry. Don't get your schedules mixed up, Gail. JANEEN SIMMONS just leaves and takes Ed with her. Sorry, girls. Will LAURA SNOW wills the entertainment of the Rangers to Bonnie Thornton. We hope you can measure up to Laura, Bon. KAREN STEPHENS leaves her friendly smile to Dan Soszka. Smile, you're on Candid Camera. CHUCK STEVENS leaves his position as king of the harem to Darrel Robla. Remember to feed and water them at least once a day, Darrel. PRISCILLA SULONGSKI leaves her troublesome seat in room 208 to Janice Foster and Faye Wendt. Be careful, girls. VERNON SYKES leaves his conscientiousness to Herbie Snider. We hope it will help you, Herb. LEON THIVIERGE leaves his athletic ways and some of his strength to Pat Doran and Leroy Lundin. It comes in handy sometimes, fellows. WILLIAM THORNTON leaves his short hair to Howard Harri- son. No more of those nightly pinups, Howard. WALTER TODD leaves his supply of toothpicks to Donald Kerr. There's a time and a place for everything, Don. JOYCE TITUS leaves her job in Mr. Van Gelder's office to Donna Ritz. Remember, Donna, early to bed and early to rise makes a woman healthy, wealthy, and wise. DELORIS TOOLEY bequeaths her ability to pass her road test to Sheila Trombley and Belva Lashua. Three times and out, girls. RONNIE VANHOUSE leaves his mischievious ways to Rhonda Janack. Don't go off the deep end, Rhonda. SANDRA WARD leaves her job in the nurse's office to Beverly Jackson. Don't forget, Bev, it's the band aids that count. ARLENE GISH leaves her height to Pat Beckman. Now you will be able to reach the floor while typing, Pat. WILLIAM GOODROW leaves his ability to tell jokes at the dinner table to Donald Norman and Lewis Daniels. Keep it down to a minimum, boys. 16 It is the year 1973! The class of 1963 is planning a reunion. Let us find out what they are doing. DONNA ADAMS is now teaching in a one-room schoolhouse in the city of Oswegatchie. BONNIE AMO is a famous flag pole sitter in the Olympics. Rumor has it that she got her talent from sitting in wastebaskets at CFG. PAUL BIGWARFE gave up Chemical Engineering to become an inventor. He recently invented a restwell mattress for oyster beds. PAUL BURNS, a successful construction worker, after 10 years, is still trying to build up Newton Falls. CARLSON CURRIER is now a professional wrestler under the name of Crazy-Legs Currier. He recently defeated Gorgeous George. IRVING DAFOE has just devised an electronic computer which packs groceries automatically. The first model went to Padgett's IGA. SHIRLEY DANIELS is now a successful business woman. After all the hard times in Bus. Math., she still relies on the adding machine. FLOYD DUBEY is now painting the wall across Berlin Blue and Gold. WANDA EVANS is surely capable of teaching speech to anyone, only what will her students be saying? ARTHUR PETERSON is now an astronomer studying the heavens at the seashore with a beautiful girl assistant. They have a star-gazing date every night. GRETCHEN POHL is a lawyer in her own firm. She got her experience from getting out of trouble at CFC. PORTIA PROVOST makes her living by bubble gum! She has appeared all over, has her own band, and chews in perfect time to the music. RONALD RIXON has joined the Navy and as most sailors, has a girl in every port. LINDA ROHDE is the author of two of the 6 worst sellers this year. The names of her books were The Mystery of the Blood Footprints and The Silver Goldenrod. LAWRENCE SENTER has graduated from forestry school and he still wants to meet Smokey the Bear. JOHN SHELTRA is a member of the Boston Celtics. He says his experiences playing basketball at CFC got him where he is to- day. fJONNIE SHENE is the proprietor of Ye Beautiful Shoppe. She is the most famous skin renovator and face lifter in the world and is an excellent advertisement for her business. JANEEN SIMMONS is the leading lady in a Broadway play. You'll remember she always put on a good act when her home- work wasn't done. Class Prophecy JOANNE GOLDEN is trying desperately to keep order in her class room. What's the trouble, Joanne, losing your voice? JOSEPH GOLDEN is now serving as an accountant for Nikita Khruschev. We're going to win that cold war yet. JUDY GOODER has just won the National Art Award for a drawing of Macaroni, Caroline Kennedy's pony. WILLIAM GOODROW just earned his 10th year service medal for tending bar at Merchant's. Congratulations, Bill! LYNDA HAYES is now lab. technician for Ben Casey. Lately Dr. Casey has been losing quite a number of patients. NANCY JANACK is living happily with her husband. Do your days in health class seem to help, Nancy? JAMES KING being a little fellow, has not succeeded in leaving the ground yet without the aid of a plane. JUDY LAPLANTE is now a truant officer. She knows all the excuses for staying out of school. AGNES MALADY is now modeling clothes in Philadelphia. Those skirts get shorter every year according to Agnes. PHILLIP MAYBEE is now professional ski instructor at Twin Lakes Ski Tow. ROGER McBROOME has joined every branch of the service. He still doesn't know which one he likes best. SHARON McCORMICK is the conductor of the Non-Stop, Look, and Listen Tours. She shrieks through a megaphone and oc- casionally gets Anne Hathaway's cottage and Trojan's forum mixed up. JANICE NEWTOWN is head of a toilet soap company. Her motto is I keep the world clean. LELAND OWENS is now an engineer in a large construction job. He has also won the award for the world's best talker. MICHAEL OWENS has decided not to go to college because he accepted the replacement of Wilt Chamberlin in the Pro Bas- ketball League. LAURA SNOW just had to be a nurse. One day in class she tore out the back part of her history book labeled appendix. KAREN STEPHENS is a lighthouse keeper. Every night she stands in the door and holds up a sign which reads Back in carefully, and do not waken the sea urchins. CHARLES STEVENS is running a dance studio. He is so good he has put Arthur Murray out of business. PRISCILLA SULONGSKI has just sent the doctor she works for to the poorhouse after she ruined his reputation at the operat- ing table! VERNON SYKES is a real estate salesman and sells Florida lots to inhabitants of Labrador, and igloos to dwellers in the Sahara. LEON THIVIERGE, being sports minded, has started a racing stable. He has a race track beside his home and has a stable of racing snails! WILLIAM THORNTON has just decided to become a podiatrist after walking for ten years in the army. Stones hurt, don't they, Willie? WALTER TODD is selling refrigerators. But Walter still has his collars up to keep him warm in those big ice-boxes. JOYCE TITUS is a designer of crossword puzzles, magazine covers, and necktie patterns. DELORIS TOOLEY, after passing Chemistry and Biology, is now a registered nurse. Congratulations! RONNIE VANHOUSE has made a career of the Navy. He makes one stop, at the port of Cranberry Lake. SANDRA WARD is a director of a quiz program on television. She is a fine question maker-upper. ARLENE GISH achieved world fame as a feminine Sir Oliver Lodge, as she possesses a remarkable psychic power. Her seances are attended by all the best people. All Hail to Clifton-Fine May our banner ever wave Well fight for right and victory, For the mem'ries of these days Hail to our Alma Mater So proud and so true, We'll cherish always our school, Clifton-Fine we're proud of you. FIRST ROW: J. Matzell, G. Lanphear, B. McMullen, D. Goodrow, M. Gooder, B. Lashua, B. Thornton, L Baxter SECOND ROW: D. Kerr, R. Phillips, G. Hodgkiss, L. Lundin, R. Pratt, S. Kapell, L. Peterson, L. Reed, E. Babbitt, S. Pohl THIRD ROW: D. Perry, H. Harrison, M. Bero, V. Pomerville, P. Doran, H. Ploof, B. Stevens, S. Marsh, S. Trombley FOURTH ROW: R. Chunta Juniors FIRST ROW: D. Norman, G. Stowell, J. Foster, M. Miller, F. Wendt, S. Miller, B. Ressler, J. Sykes SECOND ROW: M. LaPlante, R. Janack, M. Morphy, K. Rowand, W. McCarthy, W. Simmons, N. Marsh, D. Small THIRD ROW: Mr. McCarty, L. Thivierge, L. Daniels, W. Boula, H. Snider, D. Soszka, P. Beckman, S. Whitmore, G. Perry ABSENT: D. Thornton, D. Ritz, L. Shatraw PV'S MARINA Cranberry Lake 20 New York CURTIS-HOLMES MUSIC Watertown New York HlTCHMAN'S Fine New York COTE'S Star Lake New York Junior Activities a FIRST ROW: R. Keith, B. Ross, P. Kilbourn, J. DeGouff, B. Killenbec, B. Slate, J. Evans, W. Fuller SECOND ROW: J. Hodgkiss, L. Hittle, D. Rowand, E. Bush, B. Amo, R. Santimaw, O. VanPelt THIRD ROW: Mrs. L VerSteeg, L Kelley, F. Lasher, R. Eibert, B. Mallette, A. Robertson, R. Peabody, G. Ward FOURTH ROW: A. Thornton, L. Titus, R. Mallette, G. Peabody, D. Wright, C. Scott, S. Tebo, B. Lalonde, D. Mudgett ABSENT: M. Clyde, C. Thornton Sophomores FIRST ROW: C. Jarvis, R. Baker, F. Peterson, E. Moote, J. King, G. Tubbs, L. Stowell, B. Campbell SECOND ROW: S. McCullouch, M. Bassette, J. Wendt, R. Gebo, L. Smith, M. Lash, B. Mallette, E. Peabody THIRD ROW: Mrs. Burns, R. Foley, P. Bullock, H. Delair, C. Bebee, L. Eldridge, R. Golden, W. Baker, C. Currier FOURTH ROW: G. Hess, W. Boyd, T. Watson, R. Gore, R. Adams, D. Wiggins SMALL OIL CO., INC. Cranberry Lake 22 New York ALTAMONT MILK CO., INC. Tupper Lake New York JOHN KERR AGENCY Star Lake New York KAPLAN'S Star Lake New York rm: Sophomore Activities 23 FIRST ROW: D. Shank, F. King, G. Taylor, A. Sheard, J. Rohde, W. Paro, S. Stowell, J. Gish SECOND ROW: J. Adams, P. Akey, K. McBroome, AA. Shene, A. D. Brown, T. Hanley, AA. Andrikut, D. Whitmore, T. Phillipps THIRD ROW: S. Hamele, AA. Thornton, C. Castognozzi, J. Beaulieu, K. Pohl, J. AAacCrimman, C. Ward, P. Boyd FOURTH ROW: AAr. Ruffalo, L. Sutherland, R. Swain, J. Lowell, J. Boucher, W. Hooven, W. Small, D. AAudgett, S. Rixon, D. Perry FIFTH ROW: S. Reed, D. AAallette, K. LaPlante, AA. Terry, D. Peabody, D. DeGouff, H. Lashua, W. Todd, J. Grenier Freshmen FIRST ROW: L. VanHouse, C. AAoote, R. Dowling, J. Gammon, T. Smith, R. Goodrow, K. Daniels, L. Lundin SECOND ROW: T. Davey, N. Rohde, L. Sharpstene, H. Refice, R. Stowed, D. Grenier, S. Burns, J. Winch, B. Bebee THIRD ROW: AAr. Spaulding, C. Bartlett, S. Shatraw, F. LaPlante, H. Terry, D. Hodge, AA. LaAAora, H. Jerome, B. Campbell, L. Folsom FOURTH ROW: F. Provost, L. Kelley, R. Stowell, T. Baker, N. LaRose, K. Adams, R. Arnold, E. Cooper, D. Town FOX DRUG CO. DOROTHY H. AAacALEESE CHARLES AA. GARDNER CO. C. B. DOLGE CO. Carthage Cranberry Lake Scranton Westport 24 New York New York Pennsylvania Connecticut JL Freshman Activities 25 FIRST ROW: D. McBroom, C. Morphy, D. Paro, J. Terry, P. LaMora, D. Kerr, L. Ripley, C. Jenks SECOND ROW: L. LaDuc, H. Shene, J. Bero, S. Smeby, S. Fraser, R. Smith, J. Premo, O. Keith THIRD ROW: Mr. Cooper, D. Rowand, C. Marsh, G. Kelley, W. Hayes, M. Peterson, D. Burke, B. Bartlett, G. Demmon FOURTH ROW: D. Gish, K. Myers, S. Trombley, V. Senter FIRST ROW: B. Taylor, S. Price, B. Gula, K. Bullock, D. Smith N. Sullivan, S. Trembley, P. Small SECOND ROW: M. Santimaw, L. Currier, J. Thomas, R. Ray, S. King, C. Witters, E. Austin, P. Shene THIRD ROW: L McCallops, R. Simmons, B. Kerr, H. Pickering, D. Kerr, J. Briggs, J. Thivierge, H. Hubbard FOURTH ROW: Mr. Garbreana, R. Dowling, W. Remele, E. Dumas, F. Sanford, D. Hawley, D. Campbell, D. Terry FIRST ROW: J. King, S. Golden, A. LaGault, D. Campbell, R. Rice, R. Ross, V. McKinney, R. Simmons SECOND ROW: L. Cole, C. Bullock, M. Adams, R. Humble, L. Gore, K. Parveese, S. Reynolds, S. Pohl, S. Daniels THIRD ROW: Mr. Marshall, G. Norman, G. Kerr, G. Leonard, E. Smith, R. Kerr, J. Ripley, D. Saheim, S. Gotham, N. Shene FOURTH ROW: E. Kinney, J. Davenport, K. MacAleese, P. Jones, G. Phillips, M. Wright, J. Hooven, C. Babbitt, R. Snider COUNTRYSIDE CLEANERS Star Lake 26 New York GIVEN'S RETAIL STORE Star Lake New York NEWTON FALLS HOTEL Newton Falls New York REIL'S ELECTRIC SERVICE Newton Falls New York m ■hB FIRST ROW: K. Boyd, S. Marsh, R. Ross, E. Baxter, M. King, A. Phillips D. Schuyler, G. Antwine SECOND ROW: W. Clyde, G. Wendt, C. Riley, B. Smith, L. MacCue, L. Simmons, L. Lashbrooks THIRD ROW: Mrs. Bero, L. Beckman, M. Decoteau, E. Lashua, W. Hanley, D. Thormton, J. Jeffries, K. Foley Absent—B. Mazuroski FIRST ROW: G. Adams, K. Shank, G. Martii C. Folsom, S. Foster, S. Dowling, B. Camidge, D. McEathron, L. Le- Roux SECOND ROW: E. Sanford, D. McBroom, K. Yaddow, C. Mallette, E. Norman, E. Gotham, R. Swain, G. Terry THIRD ROW: Mrs. Amo, D. Richer, B. Gish, J. Shene, J. Kyer, J. Bullock, A. Madill, R. Davenport, H. Watson FOURTH ROW: J. Durham, R. Marsh, B. Babbitt FIRST ROW: C. Kyer, S. Doran, R. Adams, D. Smith, R. Arnold, R. Eshback, J. Durham, V. Fuller SECOND ROW: C. Harvey, R. Stowell, G. Watson, B. MacCrimman, G. Snow, A. Bognar, M. Jeffries THIRD ROW: Mr. Miller, L. Christian, M. Davey, L. Slate, K. Sanford, B. Kerr, E. Madill, L. McCarthy, R. Phillips Absent—B. Eldridge Congratulations CHAPPLE'S Star Lake, N.Y. McCULLOUCH GROCERY Star Lake, N. Y. Best Wishes L. G. BALFOUR Attleboro, Mass. Best Wishes DORAN'S MOTEL Star Lake, N. Y. 27 Junior High Activities 28 FIRST ROW: Mr. Redmond, S. Crary, C. Mead, S. Golden, C. Tubbs, E. Davenport, M. Fenton, B. Campbell. SECOND ROW: D. Kerr, V. Jackson, G. Parvese, S. Hawley, F. Fowler, S. LaDuc, K. Morphy, L. Fuller. THIRD ROW: M. Lalonde, S. Simmons, B. Mallette, M. Pitts, J. Slate, D. Provost, V. Dumas, W. Gebo FOURTH ROW: G. Smith. S. Marsh. S. LaPlante, E. Finley, G. King, D. Shatraw, S. Smith, L. Floyd, C. Winch. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Jarvis, J. Rice, C. Titus, P. La Plante, A. Dumas, B. Bullock, R. Pohl SECOND ROW: K. Mudgett, S. McCullouch, E. Peabody, D. LaPlante, D. Law, F. Goodrow, S. Coffey, L. Akey, S. McKenny. THIRD ROW: C. Ladison, B. Demmon, M. Pomerville, M. Tooly, S. McMullan, J. Northrop, J. Siedlecki, G. Austin FOURTH ROW: J. Clark, L. Stowell, P. LaPlante, R. Swain, C. Bush, H. Hurd, N. Gerard, P. Sullivan ABSENT: R. Senter, P. Foster - FIRST ROW: Mrs. Floyd, D. Lanphear, L. Pickering, S. Saber, D. Madill, E. Ward, L. VanHouse SECOND ROW: J. Brickey, J. Kerr, M. Shene, P. Burr, C. Whitmore, C. Davenport, M. Marriam THIRD ROW: W. Lalonde, R. Boul- den, D. Ploof, E. Peabody, D. Ladison, S. Refici, J. Hamel, R. Smith, J. Willette FOURTH ROW: M. laquinta, J. Ritz, D. Hickok, G. Duchano, M. Jenks, A. AflacCrimman, C. LaPlante, D. Mallette ABSENT: P. McBroom, M. Trimm, J. Root m 30 This full page compliments of NEWTON FALLS PAPER COMPANY Newton Falls, N. Y. I FIRST ROW: C. Hosmer, C. Henrie, M. Vallier, M. Vallier, A. Refici, J. LaMora SECOND ROW: P. Jones, L. Bax- ter, M. O'Leary, K. Beckman, L. Noody, E. Dowling, L. Saheim THIRD ROW: R. Pomerville, K. VanCour, E. Dow- ling, N. Humble, S. Taylor, A. McBroom, G. Kelley FOURTH ROW: G. McCormick, C. Pomerville, J. Rowand, L. Hutt, B. Madill, M. McBroom, R. Gotham ABSENT: M. Bulluck, B. McCallops ROW: M. Reed, D. Wayering, N. Hickok, R. LaRocque, R. Henri, P. McCallops, L. Gerard, D. Willette THIRD ROW: D. Reil, P. Bulluck, T. Sanford, S. Sutherland, T. Hanley, D. Boucher, K. Beckman, L. Norman FOURTH ROW: M. Pierce, G. Austin, R. Premo, C. Finch, D. Bartlett, D. Ward, H. Demmon FIRST ROW: Mr. Glenn, D. Greco, E. Boyd, J. Henrie, D. Fuller, C. Burke, C. Hitchman SECOND ROW: R. Swain, H. McEathron, V. Gore, L. Kerr, B. Shatraw, K. Tulip, B. Sullivan THIRD ROW: C. Smith, W. Dowling, D. Hamele, A. Harris, S. Bartlett, K. Remele FOURTH ROW: W. Simmons, P. Richer, M. Sevey, R. LaPlant, J. Smith, L. Adams ABSENT: J. Forkey, C. Tebo RANGER SCHOOL Alumni Association of New York State Ranger School Wanakena, New York SUNNYSIDE DAIRY Edwards, New York 31 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Safford, R. Reil, V. Duval, C. Kyer, D. Stowell, J. Park, D. Tyson SECOND ROW: V. Merchant, W. Saber, W. Ripley, L. Sullivan, S. McBroom, S. Price, L.Durham THIRD ROW: S. Marsh, G. Evans, P. McKenney, M. Swanson, A. Arquette, W. Fulton, M. Hosmer FOURTH ROW: K. Adams, R. Fraser, E. Duchano, W. Dowling, J. La Rose, G. Jenks, M. Crary, L. Reed 4 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Moyer, V. Duchano, L. Lundin, L. Daniels, J. Dowling, J. Park SECOND ROW: D. Henri, R. Rex, C. Sykes, D. Allen, J. Imel, C. Kerr, A. Pierce THIRD ROW: N. Harmon, H. McEathron, R. Northrop, R. Murray, W. Hubbard, R. Norton, R. Sanford FOURTH ROW: N. Perry, L. Law, C. Ward, R. Reynolds, S. MacCue, P. Shene, D. Patterspn ABSENT: L. Jarvis FIRST ROW: Mrs. Pomerville, G. McBroom, J. Leonard, P. Jerome, S. Sullivan, G. Ladison, W. Powers SECOND ROW: M. Booth, T. Adams, R. Jessmer, T. Antwine, M. Robertson, S. Price, L. Thomas THIRD ROW: P. O'Leary, D. Shene, J. DeCoteau, C. Ward, D. Ritz, D. Peabody FOURTH ROW: K. Smith, R. Lashua, R. Cassell, S. Squair, A. Peterson, D. Mead, L. Peabody This full page compliments of JONES AND LAUGHLIN STEEL CORP. Star Lake, New York 32 FIRST ROW: C. Duncan, H. Tyson, L Silsby, K. Janack, D. Slate, R. Snell, AA. Gebo SECOND ROW: T. Wendt, L. Hitchman, R. Saber, C. Bush, V. Ray, A. Tulip, E. Law, J. Rebar, B. Beckman THIRD ROW: D. Root, P. AAaxwell, W. LaTray, C. AAarsh, L. AAurray, L. Pomerville, W. King, T. Austin, C. LaBounty FOURTH ROW: K. Allen, V. Young, T. Bricky, R. Boucher, T. Jones, L. Taylor, F. Hurd ABSENT: A. Hynes, D. Crane, L. Snow FIRST ROW: S. Ober, D. Jeffries, S. AAiller, J. Durham, J. Durham, L. Young, S. Brown, AA. Hynes SECOND ROW T. Henrie, L. LeRoux, K. Refici, V. Dowling, R. Tebo, AA. Robertson, AA. Hunter, D. LaDuc, C. LaPlante THIRD ROW L. Anderson, F. laquinta, T. Golden, W. Dunn, P. AAcCormick, B. AAoen, J. Rowand, B. Hubbard FOURTH ROW A. Austin, T. Shene, P. Sheldon, C. Witters, V. Shene, D. Taylor, J. Reynolds ABSENT: K. Reil Best Wishes of PADGETT'S IGA Star Lake, N.Y. Best Wishes of R. H. WITTERS PHARAAACY Star Lake, N.Y. FIRST ROW: AA. Peterson, T. AAurphy, L. Hayes,' J. Law, B. Baker, E. Folsom, B. Smith, T. Rice, W. AAeek SECOND ROW: J. AAcLear, S. Tebo, D. AAcEathron, J. LaRocque, R. Henrie, S. Premo, C. Northrop THIRD ROW: T. Petrie, S. AAiller, AA. Baker, L. Hanley, G. Klock, AA. Lowell, C. Hooven, V. Duval, S. Arquette FOURTH ROW: W. Vater, AA. Sullivan, A. Dowling, D. Sevey, D. Kerr, D. AAarriam, K. Slate, N. Santimaw, J. Pomerville ABSENT: A. Padgett, R. Golden Mrs. Robertson, M. Cote, K. Price, N. Pickering, R. Taylor, L. Paro, G. Imel, L LaPlante SECOND ROW: M. Latham, R. Boula, C. Mallette, R. Ripley, P. LaBounty, B. Youngs, D. Meek, G. Saber THIRD ROW: R. McCallops, R. Powers, T. Koster, B. Bush, J. Humble, C. Shene, J. Harker, D. Sanford FOURTH ROW: L. Grammo, M. Merriam, M. Sovay, R. Cooper, P. Hanley, H. Pohl, J. Crary, E. Harmon, D. Rex -ABSENT: B. Heindrick, G. Iversen, K. Pomerville Mrs. Nolan, R. Ferguson, F. Gotham, R. Reed, R. Reed, T. Dumas, K. Hitchman SECOND ROW: M. Davenport, A. Ross, R. Cook, C. Provost, D. Rice, T. Phillips, R. LaTray, B. Howald, K. Murphy THIRD ROW: J. Pomerville, G. MacCallops, J. Chambers, D. DeCoteau, C. Bomyea, M. Cooper, P. Doran FOURTH ROW: R. Eshbach, M. Golden, V. LeRoux, C. Janack, M. Shene, E. Allen, G. Adams, E. Boulder ABSENT: K. Reil, M. Cowles Mrs. Golden, FIRST ROW: D. Thornton, J. Boula, T. Austin, E. Reid, P. Gula, P. Noody, C. Meek, S. Brickey SEC- OND ROW: D. Simmons, M. Chatelain, G. Patterson, M. A. Castagno2zi, J. Bush, R. Shene, S. LaTray, D. Adams THIRD ROW: L. Grammo, M. Hoover, F. Cooper, M. DeLair, G. MacAleese, C. Finley, A. Cooper FOURTH ROW: R. Tobo, D. Winch, D. Harris, J. Fraser, S. Finley, K. Easier, F. Weigand, W. Sullivan, C. Sisby ■ 34 Compliments of TWIN LAKES HOTEL Star Lake New York Best Wishes from EMPORIUM LUMBER CO. Cranberry Lake New York W FIRST ROW: B. Cote, D. Bush, D. Pomerville, D. Newtown, R. Shene, D. Snell SECOND ROW: T. Rebar, D. Bush, W. Rohde, S. Miller, D. Murphy, R. Sanford, K. Jeffries THIRD ROW: B. Kerr, B. Cooper, L. Dowling, K. Rowe, K. LeRoux, M. Coffey, T. Beck FOURTH ROW: K. Hamel, R. Marsh, R. Thornton, M. Rowland, R. Lennon, C. Denesha, R. Thomas ABSENT: D. Forbes, D. Law, J. Tulip FIRST ROW: M. Sherman, R. Boula, D. Marriam, P. Richer, B. Finley, B. Reed, F. Camidge, T. LaPlante, S. Schwartz SECOND ROW: S. McCullouch, M. Langevin, T. Akey, B. Brickey, R. Northrup, M. Moen, M. Davenport, C. Downey THIRD ROW: T. Hanley, D. Peabody, L Hickok, R. Crary, S. Squair, S. Slate, D. Lawrence FOURTH ROW: C. Bebee, A. Jessmer, P. Reed, R. Refici, R. LaPlante, M. Perry, B. Blackmer ABSENT: N. Murray FIRST ROW: M. Smeby, P. Paro, L. Law, M. Dowling, T. Cooper, T. Wendt, D. Marsh, M. King SECOND ROW: M. Grammo, P. Sullivan, B. Provost, C. Witters, D. Gorr, S. Mills, K. Harker THIRD ROW: J. Gish, W. LaFrance, H. McEathron, T. Greco, C. Law, J. Nolan, C. Hubbard FOURTH ROW: J. O'Leary, J. Lalonde, M. MacAleese, J. Nor- ton, R. Folsom, S. Refici, J. Remele ABSENT: D. Given,I. McCallops, P. Dumas Walter P. Kelley Advertising Manager TOBIN PACKING CO., INC. VERNE A. WICKS Blue Coal Atlantic Heating Oils Builders Supplies Pure Maple Products Harrisville, New York FIRST ROW: D. Finley, R. Premo, R. Bush, D. Chatelain, R. Clark, K. Maxwell SECOND ROW: S. Jones, P. Pierce, J. Gula, J. Sullivan, R. Gotham, D. Rowe, G. Golden, C. Russell THIRD ROW: R. VanPelt, T. Carson, L. McEathron, C. Mead, L. McBroom, L Bomyea, G. Forkey, J. Sheldon FOURTH ROW: B. Shene, B. VanGelder, L. Peterson, R. Langevin, P. Crane, D. Baker, B. Ladison, Mrs. Miller, S. Price ABSENT: M. Padgett, L. Tyson, D. Downey, M. Beck -1962-63 D. Fairbanks P. Gerard Mrs. Burkett FIRST ROW: B. Stowell, M. Paro, M. Harmon, M. Ripley, T. LaBounty, S. Hamel, K. Pierce SECOND ROW: K. Wendt, P. LaFountain, G. Osborne, D. Cahill, R. Ober, G. McBroom, J. Henrie THIRD ROW: J. Cook, B. Weigand, T. Pomerville, D. Hitchman, G. Allen, J. Lawrence, P. LaTray, R. LeBlanc FOURTH ROW: Mrs. VanGelder, B. Norton, D. Vater, B. Currier, M. Stephens, R. Dymas, F. Cary, J. Hoover ABSENT: E. Easier, J. Newtown, B. Berquist, D. Cassell, D. Towne FIRST ROW: S. Finch, L. Phillips, D. Cooper, M. Root, J. LaTray, D. Lennon SECOND ROW: F. Northrup, T. Imel, W. Reil, D. Chambers, F. Silsby, B. Finley THIRD ROW: D. Thornton, F. Howald, C. Decoteau, D. McCormick, B. VanGelder, R. Eibert, R. Donner, D. Jessmer FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Phillips, K. Cooper, M. McBroom, M. Maxwell, M. Ross, J. Arquette, S. Kerr, B. Kerr, B. Cote ABSENT: J. Hodge, D. LaLonde, M. Reynolds. J. Hunter D. Hickey J. Hunter 36 GOLDEN'S HARDWARE Star Lake New York GINSBERG'S Tupper Lake New York GRIFFIN AND SOVAY Star Lake New York THE GLOBE STORE Watertown New York 37 The Library Club is an informal organization of students who assist the librarian. They take over clerical tasks such as: finding cards, shelving books, writing overdues, locating information and preparing books for cir- culation. In addition to serving the school, they help themselves by learn- ing how to use the li- brary properly. SEATED: AA. LaPlante, S. Gebo, A. AAalady, C. Castagnozzi STANDING: B. Amo, S. Ward, AArs. Winch, D. Goodrow Library Club Blue and Gold The Blue and Gold, our newspaper, is pub- lished seven times a year. Besides school news, sports, and chuckles, there are fea- ture and editorial sec- tions to which all stu- dents are urged to make contributions. As import- ant as the writers are the business manager, who handles the purse strings so capably, and the production staff who do an excellent job in turning out a well ar- ranged publication. 38 FIRST ROW: A. Peterson, L. Sutherland, B. AAcAAullen, S. Daniels, AA. AAcCarthy SECOND ROW: F. Dubey, L. Rohde, C. Stevens, AA. AAorphy, B. Amo, J. Simmons, P. Sulongski THIRD ROW: V. Sykes, AArs. Climenson, J. Beaulieu, W. Evans, P. Provost, C. Bebee, F. Peterson t vir t 7 vi f rrfTi)t,t rriwtirrWi ; r ( The Clifton-Fine Chap- ter of the National Hon- or Society was formed to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stim- ulate a desire to ren- der service, to promote worthy leadership and to encourage the develop- ment of character in the students of our school. FIRST ROW: L. Lundin, L. Hayes, A. Peterson, L. Rohde, S. Kapell SECOND ROW: J. Sykes, AA. LaPlante, AA. AAorphy, D. Goodrow, S. AAiller National Honor Society Future Teachers Future Teachers of America is a national or- ganization in which the student may explore his own abilities and inter- ests, related to oppor- tunities in teaching. Our chapter fulfills this pur- pose by providing six weeks of work in se- lected classrooms. In ad- dition, we try to visit at least one college a year. The Book Fair is our an- nual means of raising money for a scholarship for one of our members. FIRST ROW: S. Rixon, B. Bartlett, J. Beaulieu, L. Sutherland, L. Peterson, J. Blodgett SECOND ROW: B. LaLonde, D. AAudgett, L. Baxter, C. Bebee, L. Titus, J. Golden, D. Perry THIRD ROW: B. Ross, S. Hamele, J. King, L. LaDuc, C. Castag- nozzi, L. Stowell FOURTH ROW: F. Peterson, D. Kerr, B. Slate, H. Shene, R. Arnold, S. Kapell, F. Wendt, AArs. Winch 39 F.H.A. is an organiza- tion opened to students in the Home Economics classes. Many worthwhile projects and field trips keep them busy through- out the year. FIRST ROW: M. Jeffries, K. Shank, L. Christian, M. Mazuroski, S. Trombley SECOND ROW: S. Trombley, R. Ross, B. Smith, N. Janack, B. Mazuroski, B. Mallette, J. Titus THIRD ROW: S. Shatraw, A. Robertson, J. Gish, B. Mallette, R. Janack, B. Killenbec FOURTH ROW: G. Wendt, K. McBroome, K. Tooley, K. Adams, L. Eldridge, S. McCormick, M. Padgett, Adv. Future Homemakers Future Nurses Our club has been in effect for five years. We meet twice a month and have started a card com- mittee. We hope to visit different hospitals. The members of the club work in Mrs. DeVol's office. 40 FIRST ROW: J. King, N. Rohde, L. Snow, Mrs. DeVol, S. Ward, P. Sulongski, M. Miller, S. Hamele SECOND ROW: A. Robertson, M. Shene, L. Kelly, D. Tooley, D. Shank, J. McCrimmans, B. Ross, D. DaFoe The Industrial Arts Club is comprised of in- dustrial art students in good standing, from the senior shops. The stu- dents are given an op- portunity to follow voca- tional or avocational in- terests in the shop dur- ing their activity periods. It gives them a chance to use tools and equip- ment not available at other times and follow interests not included in their shop course. SEATED: H. Snider, V. Pommerville, AA. Owens, L. Thivierge, C. Currier FRONT ROW: L. Daniels, L. Thivierge, W. Thorn- ton, J. AAatzel, F. LaPlante, T. Smith, L. Dubey, G. Ward, R. VanHouse, W. Paro BACK ROW: W. AAcCarthy, G. Hodgkiss, R. Peabody, R. Adams, N. AAarsh, R. Stowell, D. Grenier, P. AAaybee, D. Robia, R. AAcBroom, C. Currier, AAr. Allen Industrial Arts Fire Patrol The members of the Fire Patrol man all en- trances and fire extin- guishers «during all fire drills and possible fires. Each one is assigned to a certain place where he makes sure that all win- dows and doors are closed. 41 • FIRST ROW: D. Hodge, J. Sheltra, AA. Owens SECOND ROW: J. King, L. Thivierge, L. Owens, R. Foley, V. Sykes Clifton-Fine has long been proud of its excel- lent safety record re- garding the school buses, which travel about 150,- 000 miles each year. Credit must be given to our bus drivers and the student monitors who have assisted them. Monitor's help both the driver and the students and see to it that bus safety rules are enforced. FIRST ROW: S. Marsh, D. DeGouff, L. VanHouse, B. Stevens, N. Rohde, K. Daniels, G. Pohl, G. Perry, M. Miller SECOND ROW: L. Titus, E. Peabody, G. Tubbs, M. Thornton, J. Refici, J. Evans, R. Golden, S. Rixon, A. Malady THIRD ROW: Mr. Bero, J. Beaulieu, C. Castognozzi, O. VanPelt, L. Hayes, S. Daniels, D. Perry, S. Ward, L. Sutherland, D. Kerr 'FOURTH ROW: K. McBroome, L Kelley, S. Trombley, B. Thornton, D. Ritz, R. Janack, M. LaPlante, L. Eldridge, V. Sykes FIFTH ROW: T. Phillips, W. McCarthy, M. Gooder, E. Cooper, D. Peabody, L. Folsom, W. Small, K. Tooley SIXTH ROW: H. Terry, J. Sheltra, M. Owens, L. Owens, R. McBroome Bus Monitors Jr. Sr. Lab Assistants i. The duty of labora- tory assistants is to help the teacher clean and care for equipment. The position is one of re- sponsibility and it is re- garded as an honor to be selected as an as- sistant. 42 FIRST ROW: J. Bero, F. King, G. Winch, S. Smeby, W. Hayes, J. Torry SECOND ROW: Mr. Cooper, J. King, D. Goodrow, S. Gebo, W. Simmons, D. Mudgett, L. Sutherland, Mr. Huiatt THIRD ROW: G. Stowell, B. Killenbec, D. Wiggans, K. Pohl, A. Peterson FIRST ROW: S. Ward, Mrs. Mead, J. Titus SECOND ROW: N. Rohde, L. Ripley, J. Golden, L. Sutherland THIRD ROW: M. LaPlante, J. Wendt, D. Perry, L. LaDuc The members of the Leader's Club help in girls' phvsical education classes by caring for equipment and leading warm-up exercises. Dur- ing basketball and soft- ball season, they referee games, and keep score and time. Girls chosen must show leadership qualities and be re- sponsible to others. Leaders Club G.A.A. Y XI The G.A.A. provides an intramural sports pro- gram which includes soc- cer, basketball, volley- ball, and softball. Girls earn points toward their letters by participating. G.A.A. teaches good sportsmanship, and fair play, trains student offi- cials, and builds leader- ship. Officers are: Pres. Gretchen Pohl, Vice-Pres. Laura Sutherland, Sec. and Treasurer, Katrine Pohl, and Publicity, Mar- gie LaPlante. FIRST ROW: J. Titus, J. Golden, B. Lashua, K. Yaddow, S. Foster, D. Campbell, B. Eldridge, C. Whitters, D. Kerr, B. Slate, S. Price, B. Mazuroski, S. Ward, J. Kyer, S. Pohl, L. Sutherland, G. Norman, J. McCrimmons SECOND ROW: Mrs. Mead, L. Sharpstene, L. VanHouse, D. Shank, M. Mazuroski, C. Moote, M. Shene, R. Ray, B. Taylor, R. Humble, P. Shene, K. Shank, J. King, O. Keith, J. Premo, S. Dowling, J. Shene THIRD ROW: S. Trombley, J. Gish, S. Shatraw, S. Daniels, K. Adams, R. Janack, P. Small, M. Santimaw, V. McKenny, D. Saheim, B. Gish, R. Stowell, D. Richer, B. Smith, D. Smith, C. Mallette, C. Folsom FOURTH ROW: D. Perry, L. Peterson, D. Tooley, L. Ripley, M. LaPlante, D. Mudgett, B. Gula, G. Leonard, C. Castognozzi,. L. LaDuc, C. Jenks, B. Campbell, J. Foster, J. Hodgkiss, N. Rohde, J. Wendt 43 Ski Patrol members are students interested in skiing and good sports- manship. They patrol the ski area seeing that rules are followed, in order to make skiing a safe win- ter activity. LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Maybee, T. Baker, R. Kieth, J. Evans, S. McCullouch, R. Baker, R. Foley, R. Snider, Advisor Mr. Miranda Ski Patrol Twirlers The Twirlers have marched at every foot- ball game this year. Do- ing two shows during basketball season was a big thrill. We also en- joyed doing our Twist Routine at the Cande- lite Cafe. We've tried our best to give good per- formances and hope that you have enjoyed them. 44 STANDING: C. Babbitt, D. McBroom, D. Shank, L. Ripley, S. Stowell KNEELING: L. Stowell The Senior Chorus meets twice weekly in a regular forty minute class. President is Leon Thivierge, Secretary is Charlene Bebee. It pre- pares four programs an- nually, a school assembly in the fall; the annual Christmas program and candlelight ceremony, a spring assembly and the annual Spring Concert. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Grimm, J. Simmons, L. Sharpstene, R. Golden, S. Rixon, M. Shene, B. Lashua, A. Robertson, D. Perry, D. DeGouff, W. McCarthy, D. Perry SECOND ROW: N. Rohde, L. Stowell, G. Tubbs, C. Ward, L. Shatraw, R. Gebo, F. Peterson, S. Shatraw, G. Pohl, R. LaRose, E. Cooper, S. McCullouch, D. Robla THIRD ROW: C. Bebee, G. Perry, R. Arn- old, D. Adams, E. Peabody, L. Sutherland, K. Stephens, C. Jarvis, M. Bassette, L. Thivierge, A. Peterson, C. Stevens, V. Pomerville, D. Wright Junior Chorus Senior Chorus The Junior Chorus in- cludes 7th and 8th grad- ers. They meet once weekly for a forty min- ute period. Junior Chorus president is Rose- mary Stowell, secretary John Durham. This chorus sings for the Christmas program and the spring concert. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Grimm, D. Schuyler, R. Adams, B. Smith, C. Folsom, R. Humble, M. Adams, L. LaDuc, M. Decoteau, C. Morphy, R. Swain SECOND ROW: B. Taylor, D. Richer, V. McKenny, C. Maflette, G. Leonard, K. Parvese, S. Pohl, J. Shene, G. Snow, P. Shene, G. Watson, C. Riley, J. Durham, J. Durham THIRD ROW: A. Bognar, R. Stowell, B. Gish, L. Beckman, M. Santimaw, P. Small, N. Shene, B. Bartlett, D. Burke, D. Thornton, H. Jerome, D. Campbell, R. Simmons, L. McCarthy 45 The Elementary Band is composed of sixth graders who play at en- semble performances for parents. FIRST ROW: S. Golden, D. Lanphear, S. Coffey, C. Tubbs, M. Shene, L. Stowell, R. Pohl, M. Merriam SECOND ROW: Mr. Vaughn, K. Morphy, L. Floyd, J. Kerr, C. Titus Elementary Band Junior Band The Junior Band is a training band. It also plays at ensemble per- formances for parents. 46 FIRST ROW: R. Stowell, C. Folsom, D. Richer, J. Durham, B. Smith, M. Jeffries, J. Durham, G. Watson, M. DeCoteau SECOND ROW: Mr. Vaughn, G. Antwine, K. Foley, A. Phillips, L. Cole, R. Arnold FIRST ROW: S. Miller, G. Leonard, M. Santimaw, H. Shene, S. Pohl, B. Amo, R. Rice, R. Foley, R. Baker, N. Shene, N. LaDuc SECOND ROW: G. Tubbs, D. Adams, B. Gula, B. Taylor, B. Gotham, J. Hodgkiss, J. Rohde, J. Grenier, K. Pohl, J. Beaulieu, J. Golden THIRD ROW: R. Santimaw, T. Baker, P. Shene, P. Small, D. Paro, R. Simmons, D. Hawley, D. Mudgett, D. Foley, G. Phillips, W. Baker, D. Hodge The Senior Band plays at home football games, basketball games, P.T.A. open house, the Hallo- ween parade, Christmas program, assemblies, a concert, eighth grade and senior graduation, the fire convention parade, and the NYSSMA con- test. Senior Band Dance Band The Dance Band plays for senior play intermis- sion and at Candlelight Cafe. 47 FIRST ROW: J. Grenier, R. Foley, Mr. Vaughn, J. Golden, R. Baker, T. Baker, S. Golden, G. Adams, R. Arnold, D. Hodge, G. Antwine, R. Santimaw STANDING: D. Hawley SITTING: A. Peterson (Uncle Loren), B. Amo (Sylvia), L. Owens (Whaley), J. Simmons (Harriet), J. King (Dick) STANDING: L. Thivierge (Boogerface), J. Golden (Aurora), L. Snow (Mrs. Gadwood), L. Rohde (Aunt Hetti), W. Evans (Lauralee) J. Sheltra (Tom) Director: Mr. Huiatt Student Assistant: C. Stevens Senior Play “The Funny Brats” 48 ______________________________________________________________________________________________________— AMERICAN LEGION ESSAY CONTEST Freedom Fact or Fiction WINNERS: 12th grade—Wanda Evans, 11th grade—Dinah Goodrow (absent), 10th grade—Regine Gebo, 9th grade—Thomas Baker, 8th grade —Michael Peterson, 7th grade—Donald Foley Senior Activities Halloween Party Sweetheart Band 49 Sweetheart Ball 50 The Junior High Squad cheered a spirited Junior High Basketball Team thru their eight game season. Good cheerlead- ers are good students; have a good personality; are peppy and have a sense of rhythm; are neat and well-groomed and they love to CHEER. Our- captain this year was Laura Ripley. They helped us to represent Clifton- Fine students as backers of their Basketball team. FIRST ROW: K. McBroome, G. Leonard, B. Gula, P. LaMora, S. Shatraw, J. Beaulieu SECOND ROW: S. Gebo, L. Ripley, V. McKenny, C. Moote, D. Kerr, Mrs. Meade Jr. High Cheerleaders Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders Victory Victory, Victory that's our cry. V-l-C-T-O-R-Y Are we in it? No we're not. Clifton-Fine Indians We're on top. ■ 52 FIRST ROW: D. Perry, L. Stowell, F. Peterson, C. BeBee SECOND ROW: B. LaLonde, J. King, L. Titus, Mrs. DeVol FIRST ROW: B. Stevens, S. Kapell, A. Evans, P. Provost, L. Peterson, W. Evans SECOND ROW: L. Reed, S. Miller, J. Sykes, P. Sulongski, J. Simmons, Mrs. DeVol Two bits. Four bits. Six bits, A dollar. Everyone for Central, stand up and holler. T-E-A-M Yea team. T-E-A-M Yea team. T-E-A-M Yea team. Fight, team, fight. Varsity Cheerleaders 53 GAME SCORES C. F.-47 Lisbon—0 C. F.-27 Hermon—7 C. F.-26 Madrid—46 C. F.-18 Morristown—25 C. F.-20 Parishville—27 C. F.-49 Heuvelton—26 21 39 38 25 26 36 28 jm V'I -OTP- FIRST ROW: L. Daniels, H. Harrison, B. Amo , A. SHeard, T. Smith, D. Towne, D. Wiggins, D. Robla SECOND ROW: Mr. Chunta, R. Gorer M. Andrikut, M. Reynolds, R. Snider, C. Currier, W. Baker, J. Rohde, T. Hanley, Coach Weeks THIRD ROW: F. Dubey, V. Pommerville, C. Scott, R. LaRose, D. Perry, L. Thivierge, P. Bigwarfe, M. Owens FOURTH ROW: Managers: R. Simmons, L. Gore, L. Cole Football LEAGUE STANDINGS Clifton-Fine Won-3 Lost—3 Tied—0 FIRST ROW: V. Pomerville, R. Snider, M. Owens, C. Currier, F. Dubey, C. Scott, P. Bigwarfe SECOND ROW: R. LaRose, C. Currier, D. Perry, L. Thivierge 54 LEAGUE STANDINGS WON-3 LOST—5 TIED—0 ALL-LEAGUE TEAM Line: Ronnie Van House Halfback: Roger McBroome FIRST ROW: R. Rixon, P. Burns, M. Gooder, J. Ripley, S. Reed SECOND ROW: R. Phillips, R. Foley, W. Todd, K. Rowand, P. Bullock, W. Simmons, S. Golden, R. VanHouse THIRD ROW: W. Todd, M. Bero, H. Snider, E. Cooper, J. Boucher, R. Pratt, R. McBroome, T. Baker, L. Lundin, Mr. Cooper Soccer 55 TEAM STANDINGS C. F.-21 Parishville—16 C. F.-24 Russell—42 C. F.-51 Colton—42 C. F.-26 Harrisville—18 C. F.-24 Parishville—27 C. F.-21 Russell—24 C. F.-22 Colton—34 C. F-27 Harrisville—39 FIRST ROW: A. Sheard, W. Hayes, K. Foley, K. LaPlante, Mr. Ruffalo, D. Foley, D. Paro, S. Golden SECOND ROW: D. Terry, D. Towne, S. Burns, J. Boucher, T. Hanley, T. Baker, S. Smeby Jr. High Basketball 56 Compliments of A P STORE Newton Falls, New York Carthage We 23 They 28 FIRST ROW: J. Ripley, T. Smith, W. McCarthy, C. Currier, A. Thornton, R. Foley, S. Smeby SECOND ROW: Mr. Ruffalo, D. Perry, W. Baker, M. Bero, B. Amo, G. Hess Edwards We 38 They 29 Carthage We 21 They 23 Edwards We 32 They 29 Jr. Varsity Basketball 57 Clifton-Fine Won 9 Lost 1 All-Star Team 1ST TEAM: Mick Owens John Sheltra 2ND TEAM: Leon Thivierge KNEELING: W. McCarthy, Coach Weeks, B. Amo STANDING: R. Foley, R. Snider, R. LaRose, L. Thivierge, M. Owens, G. Hess, J. Sheltra, V. Pomerville, M. Bero, C. Scott ABSENT: Manager, M. Peterson, R. Pratt Varsity Basketball ■ 58 LEAGUE STANDINGS Won—1 Lost—6 Tied—1 Floyd Dubey had an un- defeated record. KNEELING: J. Grenier, L. Daniels, F. Dubey, A. Peterson, H. Terry, L. Kelly, D. Mallette, R. Gore STANDING: J. Refici, R. Mallette, W. Todd, D. Robia, L. Lundin, V. Sykes, W. Fuller, R. Dowling, Mr. Spaulding 59 LEAGUE STANDING 1 WON 9 LOST 1 SECTIONALS: Semi-Finals— Clifton-Fine Morristown Finals— Clifton-Fine Buston-Mori ALL LEAGUE TEAM: Larry Towne John Bradley Ronnie VanHouse Gary Woods, Pitcher FIRST ROW: J. King, P. Burns, R. Santimaw Manager, R. DeLair, R. Keith SECOND ROW: C. Currier, R. VanHouse, J. Bradley, L. Towne, G. Woods, D. Perry, G. Lanphear, H. Snider THIRD ROW: A. Thornton, L. Thivierge, P. Bigwarfe, M. Owens, Coach Weeks, J. Sheltra, V. Pomerville, R. McBroome The Clifton-Fine golf team climaxed a most successful golf season by taking first place in the Sectional Tournament held at Massena last Memorial Day. Clifton- Fine had finished in a tie for second place in regular league play. Team results at sec- tionals for Clifton-Fine was: 342 Bill Baker was low scorer for the tourna- ment, shooting an 81 for 18 holes. Baseball Golf 60 FIRST: Mr. Miranda, R. Pratt, D. Soszka SECOND: H. Harrison, W. Baker, R. Phillips We, the class of 1963, would like to express our sincere thanks to our school staff, including cafeteria help, custodians, and bus drivers. The work you have done for us through our years of high school has been really appreciated. You have helped to make our school a success. Cafeteria FIRST ROW: O. Golden, K. Ploof, P. Gorr, O. Griffin, E. Patnode SECOND ROW: J. Peabody, M. King, F. Rixon, AA. Sawyer THIRD ROW: H. Peterson, F. Sulongski, C. Sharpstene, AA. Stevens, H. Arnow FIRST ROW: B. Rusaw, W. LaTray, J. Golden SECOND ROW: W. Lago, F. Adams, H. Myers Abs. A. McCrimmans FIRST ROW: S. Golden, D. Pratt, D. Seelye, F. Thompson, J. Golden, R. Langevin, F. Adams, M. Foley, M. Hawley, R. Noody, J. King, V. Arnosky, H. Climenson JACK'S SHELL STATION POPS RADIO SHOP NOODY'S BARBER SHOP DEVOLS GUN SHOP 62 GERALD KERR DOUBLE M DINER FLETCHER'S MOTEL BLACK RIVER PAPER COMPANY