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

Text from Pages 1 - 62 of the 1964 volume:

Dear Mr. Marshall For many years you were around these ivy halls of ours, lending aid to poor, friendless, or under-privi- leged students. It made no difference to you if their name happened to be Rockefeller, Ford, or Brown. You always turned an interested ear, or gave out some fatherly advice. It seems that you could issue an ultimatum and it was followed to the Nth degree, quickly and graciously! We miss you now because you have spent so many days and hours with us — from the time of the little white schoolhouse to the era of our big sophisticated one. May your days of retirement be happy and satisfying, as you look about the community and see many leaders, who were molded by your influence. Even today we are sure they look up with the same degree of respect that they had thirty years ago. You have been a good and kind teacher, and all of us who have been privileged to associate with you, whisper a very sad “Farewell.” Students and Faculty Dedication E ver ready and willing to do her part, U sually flits around with a dash and dart. G ives time generously to the Blue and Gold— E ventually it’s a masterpiece to behold! N ever refuses to help when she can, I f it happens to be a student of fellow-man. A sincere worker in both church and school, ’C uz she lives and believes in the Golden Rule. L auded by her students in the Commercial field. I nterested in what their efforts might yield. M ay we dedicate to you this annual yearbook— IE xpect you will be anxious to have a look.) N ever forget that we are very happy to S alute a teacher who has been “true-blue.” 0 ccasionally reflect as the years come and go, N ow — please accept our 1964 Mountain Echo! Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1964, and the members of the staff on the “Mountain Echo” and their advisor, Mr. Stangle. We are grateful to all of those who have given their efforts to provide us with this yearbook. In this day of everyone telling what went wrong with our public schools, let’s forget the fault and do something about the problem. We must see that our schools do everything possible to get every student to do his best. Parents must help to get their sons or daughters to work harder than ever before. They must insist that their boy or girl take the “tough courses” if he or she has the ability. They must see that home- work is done—even if it interferes with T.V. programs and other activities. We must insist on “respect for authority” both at “home” and in “school.” We must also develop “respect for learning.” We here at school are ready to double our efforts and put forth the best that is in us. We know that we can count on the students and parents putting forth their best—so that it no longer will be a case of everyone “trying to get by.” 4 STANDING: F. Griffen, N. Jarvis, R. Clark, G. Reynolds. SITTING: A. Williams, R. Clark, Dr. R. Persson, A Peterson. Administration H. Bero, Secondary Supervisor L. Bigwarfe, A. Newtown, Secretaries K. Campbell, Bern. Supervisor A. Kleps, Psychologist L. Hogan, Secretary R. VanGelder, Guidance 5 FIRST ROW: L. Redmond, M. Miller, C. Hosmer, I. Golden, M. Hines, C. Robertson, K. Campbell. SECOND ROW: C. Moyer, M. Safford, P. Bassette, M. Sherman, N. Snider, M. Floyd, H. Jarvis. THIRD ROW: J. Grimm, B. Thompson, M. VanGelder, R. Durham, A. Phillips, M. Peterson. FOURTH ROW: H. Nolan, S. Nolan, P. Glenn, A. Haselton, M. Smeby. Elementary Secondary FIRST ROW: P. A. Miranda, M. Padgett, E. LaVack, M. Devol, I. Winch, E. Climenson, H. Bero. SECOND ROW: F. Huiatt, P. Mc- Clarin, C. Bero, A. Amo, E. Burns, J. Cooper. THIRD ROW: B. Williams, R. McClarin, G. Miller, L. Mead, R. Brown, P. Garbreana, C. Colton. FOURTH ROW: G. McDonald, R. Spaulding, J. Paquin, J. Allen, R. Stangle. 6 Compliments of CLIFTON-FINE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION SHARON NOLAN, Dental Hygienist The dental program is designed to educate each student as to proper dietary habits, proper toothbrushing technique, and the im- portance of regular visits to his or her family dentist. Each student has the opportunity to have annual dental examinations, whereby, if any dental defects are discovered, parents are notified. CAROL GRIFFEN, Speech Correctionist Speech correction is concerned with those children who have difficulty with verbal com- munication. The program is centered around students in the early primary grades. Prob- lems range from seriously delayed speech to mild articulation disorders. MAUDE C. DeVOL, School Nurse Teacher The nurse is also attendance supervisor so that all absences are investigated and excuses signed here. Each child is screened annually; that is weighed, measured and eyes and ears tested. The ears are tested with the Audio- meter as shown. Minor first aid care is given and anything of a serious nature is referred to the school or family physician. 7 SEATED: R. Gebo, J. Sykes, B. Stevens, F. Wendt, M. Miller, B. McMullen, P. Beckman. STANDING: J. Foster, M. LaPlante, L. Shatraw, L. Peterson, F. Lasher, L. Eldridge, E. Babbitt, S. Whitmore, Mr. Stangle, M. Bassette. i Faye Wendt, Editor Mr. Stangle, Advisor Staff Meeting 8 I t Judy Sykes, Secretary; William McCarthy, Vice President Sharon Miller, President; Gene Lanphere, Treasurer Senior Officers VALEDICTORIAN HOWARD HARRISON “Studious and mischievous by turns.” Football 2, 3; Golf 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4. CLASS ADVISOR Mr. Brown SALUTATORIAN JUDY SYKES “The lovelight in her eye!” Basketball and Football Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 4; Student Coun- cil 1; Class Vice President 2, Sec- retary 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Princess of Sweetheart Ball 1, 2, Queen 4; His- tory Award 3; Senior Play 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. 10 LANA BAXTER “A very merry, dancing, drinking, laughing and unthinkable time!” F.T.A. 2, 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 2; Leaders Club 1; Library Club 1, 2; Senior Play 4; Bus Monitor 2, 3; Lab Assistant I, 2. PATRICIA BECKMAN “She’d rather make his- tory, than study it.” G.A.A. 1, 2; Blue and Gold 4; Yearbook 4; Senior Play 4; F.H.A. 1; Library Club 4; Bus Monitor 1, 2, 3. MARTIN BERO “Look out, he hath mis- chief in his eye!” Senior Play 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Lab Assistant 1; Student Council 1; Bus Monitor 2, 3. WAYNE BOULA “Hunting he loved, but love he laughed to scorn!” Football 1; Intramurals 1. LEWIS DANIELS “If at first you don’t suc- ceed—forget it.” Wrestling I, 2, 3; Foot- ball 2, 3; Soccer 4; In- dustrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3. PATRICK DORAN “No man who is in a hurry is quite civilized.” Senior Play 4; Class Secretary 1; Intramurals 1; Bus Monitor 1, 2. DOLLY EMERY “Silence is better than words.” JANICE FOSTER “No time like the pres- ent.” G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Bus Mon- itor 2; Yearbook 4. I I MARSHALL GOODER “He can because he thinks he can.” Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Base- ball 3, 4; Basketball 2; Golf 3, 4; Football 3; Class Treasurer 1; Sen- ior Play 4. DINAH GOODROW “The more one works, the more willing one is to work.” Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Lab Assistant 1, 2, 3; American Legion Essay Contest 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Secretary 1, Treasurer 2. GERALD HODGKISS “Life: a little work, a little play.” Industrial Arts Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Play 4. RHONDA JANACK “So tall, pretty, calm and cool.” F.H.A. 1, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 3, 4; Blue and Gold 4; Bus Monitor 3. 12 SUSAN KAPELL “Never in a hurry! Al- ways late!” Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; F.N.A. 1, 2; F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2, Secretary 3; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Bus Mon- itor 1, 2; Class Secre- tary 1, Treasurer 2; Leaders Club 1; Latin Club 1, 2. DONALD KERR “I love work. T could sit and watch it for hours.” Soccer 1, 2; Chorus 1; Industrial Arts Club 2; Senior Play 4. ROBERT LANPHEAR “For though he is wit, he is no fool.” Baseball 2, 3, 4; Treas- urer 4; Student Council 1; Intramurals 4; Hon- or Roll 1, 2, 3. BELVA LASHUA “Why should the devil have all the fun?” F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Blue and Gold 4. MARGIE LAPLANTE “I never met a man I didn’t like.” F. H.A. 1, 2, Secretary 2; G. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pub- licity Manager 3, Secre- tary-Treasurer 4; Lead- ers Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Li- brary Club 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Blue and Gold 4. JOHN MATZELL “Youth is full of experi- ments.” Football 3; Basketball 3; Industrial Arts Club 3. LEROY LUNDIN “Education is a chest of tools.” Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Base- ball 3; Golf 4; Band 1; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4. NEIL MARSH “Eat, drink and be mer- ry!” Soccer 1; Industrial Arts Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Bus Monitor 1, 2. SUZANNE MARSH “What a man! What a rar!” F.H.A. 1, 2; G.A.A. 1; Cheerleading 2; Treas- urer of F.H.A. 3; Year- book 4. BONNIE RESSLER MATZELL “Ring on her finger— man on her mind!” Class President 1, Secre- tary 2, 3; Band 1, 2, Secretary 2; Magazine Campaign 4; Oratorical Winner 2; G.A.A. 4; Bus Monitor 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLAM McCarthy “Freedom is when you are easy in your harness.” Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Bus Mon- itor 1, 2, 3; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Newspaper 3, 4; Yearbook 3; Oratorical Contest 1; American Le- gion Essay Contest 1; Student Council 1, 2. BETTY ANN McMullen “Always up to some- thing.” Newspaper 3, 4; Year- book 4; Library Club 4; Bus Monitor 3. 13 MARILYN MILLER “Generally speaking, she’s generally speaking.” Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2; F.N.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Year- book 4; Senior Play 4; Bus Monitor 1, 2, 3; Leaders Club 1, 2. SHARON MILLER “Friendly, popular and a good leader.” Basketball and Football Cheering 1, 2, 3, 4, Soc- cer Cheering 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; National Hon- or Society 2, 3, 4; Sen- ior Play 4; Oratorical Contest 1, 2, 3; Presi- dent of Class 2, 4; Dis- trict Band 2, 3, 4; Hon- or Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Spell- ing Contest 1; Perfect Attendance 1, 3. DONALD NORMAN “Worry little, study less is his idea of happiness.” DENNIS PERRY “Lord, I wonder what fool it was who invented kissing?” Basketball 1, 2, 3; Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2; Spelling Contest 1; Senior Play 4; National French Test 2; N. Y. Sec- tional Chorus 4; Band 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. 14 GAIL PERRY “Fully equipped with a bubbling fountain of talks and laughter!” Football Cheerleader 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Bus Mon- itor 3; F.H.A. 4; Senior Play 4. LINDA PETERSON “Life and love are all a dream! ” Cheerleading — Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 4; Soccer 4; F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 3; Senior Play 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Twirling 1. HARRY PLOOF “Happy-go-lucky! ” Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 3, 4. SARAH POHL “Quiet, but oh so like- able!” Cheerleading 2, 4; Bus Monitor 1, 2; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Perfect Attendance 1; Band 1, 2; Honor Roll 3; Latin Club 1. VICTOR POMMERVILLE “A man who has friends because he himself is friendly.” Baseball 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 4; Bus Monitor 1; Boys State 3; Student Council 1; Senior Play 4; Cho- rus 2, 3, 4; Prince of Sweetheart Ball 1, 2, King 4; Football 3. KEITH ROWAND “A winning way! A pleasant smile! ” Wrestling 1; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2; Bus Monitor 2; Lab As- sistant 2; Student Coun- cil 2; Class Vice Presi- dent 3; Senior Play 4. LINDA REED “Whoever invented love was sure thinking!” Basketball Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Football and Soccer 4; Senior Play 4; Band 1; Dance Band 1; Class President 1; Prin- cess of Sweetheart Ball 3; Achievement Award 3. LINDA SHATRAW “The greatest pleasure in life is doing what people say you can’t do!” G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 1, 3; Senior Play 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. DONNA RITZ “Though I sit down now, the time will come when you will hear me!” F.H.A. 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1; Essay Contest 3. WILLIAM SIMMONS “There is a time of speaking, and a time of being still.” Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Per- fect Attendance 1, 3; Senior Play 4. DARREL ROBLA “King of his Harem.” Wrestling 2, 3; Football 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1; Cho- rus 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 4; Prince of Sweetheart Ball 3. DONALD SMALL “The opportunity for mischief is found 100 times a day!” Wrestling 1; Football 1; French Club 1. 15 HERBERT SNIDER “He’s the very devil!” Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Bas- ketball 2, 3. BARBARA STEVENS “Life is just a joke, Ho-Ho!” Basketball Cheering 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 3; F.H.A. 2, 3; Blue and Gold 4; Yearbook 4; Class Treas- urer 3; Senior Play 4; Library Club 4; Bus Monitor 3. GARY STOWELL “Always willing to help.” Wrestling 3, 4; Soccer 4; Bus Monitor 4; Senior Play 4. LARRY THIVIERGE “He says little, but thinks a lot.” Industrial Arts Club 3, 4; Intramurals 4. 16 BONNIE THORNTON ‘Tve met the enemy and is he cute!” F. H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Bus Monitor 2, 3, 4; G. A.A. 1, 2; F.N.A. 1; Leaders Club 1, 2; Senior Play 4. SHEILA TROMBLEY “Love and a cough can not be hid.” F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Vice President 1, President 2, Historian 3; Bus Monitor 3, 4; Home Ec. Crisco Award 2. FAYE WENDT “All the world loves a cheerful and friend- ly worker.” F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3; Honor Roll 2, 4; Bus Moni- tor 2; Senior Play- Student Assistant 4; Yearbook 3, 4, Editor 4; National Honor So- ciety 4. SHEILA WHITMORE “A little fun does no one harm!” G.A.A. 1, 2; Year- book 4. It’s the year 1974. Let’s turn the pages back and see what is going on. LANA BAXTER—due to her experiences as a Senior in high school, drives a bus from the Ranger School to Newton Falls on Saturday night. Unfortunately, the bus is very old and it often breaks down on back roads. PATRICIA BECKMAN—the once notorious “blonde bomb- er” dyed her hair black in an attempt to escape the constant pursuit of the male sex. She succeeded!! MARTIN BERO—has become one of the wealthiest men in the country, having won the boat racer’s champion- ship. I’m sure his summers of scaring people to death in Wanakena helped. WAYNE BOULA—is the talented Goosestep instructor in the Russian Army. Even their Sputniks are Goose- stepping around space!! LEWIS DANIELS—is a famous ex-barber specializing in Elvis cuts. He has taken Perry Como’s place on his Saturday night tv show. We understand the relaxed at- mosphere is just what Lewis wanted. PATRICK DORAN—is still looking for the “Girl of his dreams.” You’ll find her soon, Pat. DOLLY EMERY—has created the latest hairdo for Martian women. The women are crazy about it, but are a little stumped as to whether they should nail or glue the bow on their hairless heads. JANICE FOSTER—was offered the honorable position of head of police women in Edwards; she has passed up all of her chances so that she can patrol the Archer Estate in hopes of warding off all female contenders. MARSHALL GOODER—a famous chemist has isolated the MARILYN MILLER—leads an exciting life. Tomorrow she will leave for Africa to accompany her husband, “Bring ’em back alive” Bukaroo, a big game hunter. SHARON MILLER—is head clarinet player in the Law- rence Welk Band. He says that she is the finest musi- cian that he has ever known. DONALD NORMAN—is a civil engineer. His present job is to place a tunnel through the Rockies to shorten trips to Hollywood communities. DENNIS PERRY—is a member of the Senate. In the forth- coming election he will be a candidate for the presi- dency. He will sponsor the bill “Be kind to Seniors week.” GAIL PERRY—is a designer of cross word puzzles, maga- zine covers and necktie patterns for a large department store. LINDA PETERSON—won the Irish Sweepstakes and now has 10 Cadillacs of various colors with French Poodles to match. HARRY PLOOF—the superintendent of Newton Falls Paper Mill, is also president of the Clifton-Fine Central School Board of Education. SHARA POHL—is the chief seamstress for Oswegatchie society ladies. We hear she can cut a pretty good rag!! VICTOR POMERVILLE—once a basketball player for Syracuse Nats, is now a real estate agent. He has be- come rich selling Florida lots to the inhabitants of Labrador and igloos to dwellers of the Sahara. LINDA REED—has taken over “Arthur Murray’s Dance Studio,” and has been named “Woman of the year” by “Time” magazine. Class Prophecy germs of hay fever, love, hate, and laziness. He also ex- terminated book reports, income tax and English teachers. DINAH GOODROW—the old maid of the class is the possessor of many degrees as B.S., PHD, M.S., F.O.B., and S.O.S. For the past 10 years she has been Dean of the Dormitory College for Girls. HOWARD HARRISON—was the shy and quiet type at C.F.C.S. but now he has his own entertainment. His favorite pastime—Girls, Girls, Girls. RHONDA JANACK—is a physical education teacher; we hear she can cut down your weight faster than you can say Metrecal. SUSAN KAPALL—is now teaching at C.F.C.S. She says it has changed completely with her new ways of teaching. DONALD KERR—still spends most of his time in Star Lake, we wonder why? GENE LANPHEAR—is now the mayor of Cranberry Lake, we hear it has changed quite a bit. MARGIE LAPLANTE—writes an advice to the lovelorn column for a big New York newspaper. It is estimated that she gets over ten million letters every month. BELVA LASHUA—is featured in every major Magazine in the country. We always knew she would become famous but we didn’t think it would be in a soap ad- vertisement. LEROY LUNDIN—is the newly elected president of the Bachelor’s Protective Association. He is really having a ball with his new job. NEIL MARSH—has just given up his racing stables and he now lives on an Indian Reservation where he will have free hunting and no income taxes. SUZANNE MARSH—has her own private company “Marsh’s Men Pound” we hear she is doing a great job and mak- ing a good profit. JOHN MATZELL—is a famous inventor who has invented over 1000 labor saving devices. One of his inventions is Boomerang caller—Guaranteed to return to the hand that lost them. BONNIE MATZELL—has invented a new kind of bleach which changes color and at the same time indicates changes in the weather. WILLIAM McCARTHY—is a member of the F.B.I. (Fuller Brush, Inc.) he has written a book “I Led two Lives) a story of his experiences as a brush salesman and a counterspy for the United Butchers of America. BETTY McMULLEN—is now in the step-ladder business we hear she is doing quite well considering she’s using most of them. DONNA RITZ—and her family of eight had to move into a hotel because their trailer was beginning to get crowded. DARREL ROBLA—took advice of coach Weeks and teaches physical education at an all-girls school. KEITH ROWAND—was a slow moving chap. He is a plumber’s assistant—the one who goes back for the monkey wrench and can’t find it. LINDA SHATRAW—was the inquisitive type. Because of her intense interest in everybody’s business, she is a star reporter. She is so alert that she once interviewed a criminal while he was committing a crime. WILLIAM SIMMONS—is still struggling to graduate from the Ranger School. The directors are planning a dinner in honor of his 10th year there. DONALD SMALL—is a wealthy salesman. Don just re- cently returned from Alaska where he had success sell- ing gas and fuel oil to the Eskimos. He belongs to the “National Swindlers’ Association.” HERBERT SNIDER—was the curious type. He volunteered for the first trip to the moon. He was amazed with life on the moon that he has already made plans to return. BARBARA STEVENS—due to her experience on the Blue and Gold staff, is now chief financial secretary of Gen- eral Electric. GARY STOWELL—became so interested in cars that he went into the business—as a grease monkey, of course!! JUDY SYKES—has become Phillip Maybee’s private secre- tary for life; we hear that the pay’s not too good but she is loyal to the end. LARRY THIVERIEGE—is a poet of the new school. He is the author of such brilliant works as “Owed to a Taylor,” and “Lines on a Lady’s Face.” BONNIE THORNTON—a graduate of Potsdam, is the vocal teacher at our Alma Mater. She recently had a book published entitled “101 Ways to Catch a Ranger.” SHEILA TROMBLEY—the domestic type, is the wife of a leading citizen of Oswegatchie. She’s very active in the Home Bureau. FAYE WENDT—because of her ability to get others to work while she watches and her ability to answer all questions (sometimes correctly) is a school teacher. SHEILA WHITMORE—owns an exclusive beauty shop. People—men as well as women—will enter her shop looking like 60 and emerge looking 16. Sheila is a famous face lifter. GERALD HODGEKISS—now operates a drag strip on the Harrisville-Fine road. That interest he had in cars in school finally came through. TO THE BOARD OF EDUCATION we leave the happy thought that we are leaving. TO THE FACULTY we leave our sincere thanks for getting us through and for putting up with us. TO THE JUNIORS AND SOPHOMORES we leave a jar of Peanut Butter and a loaf of bread — happy peanut butter sandwiches! TO THE FRESHMEN we leave all our will power. You sure need it to get through. LANA BAXTER leaves her ability to always get herself out of trouble to Clarence Currier. I hope you have as much luck as I did, Pudge. PAT BECKMAN donates her bottle of bleach to Rick Foley. Just think, Rick — a whole gallon! MARTY BERO leaves his tricky ways of flirting to Rich- ard Baker. Take it cool, Rich, they flirt back! WAYNE BOULA wills his Boy Scout shorts to Bruce Amo. A hiking we will go! LEWIS DANIELS donates all his home permanents to Rogex Adams (curly tops). PAT DORAN leaves his part in the Senior play to Judy Wendt. Just act yourself, Jud. DOLLY EMERY leaves her quiet ways to Mary jane Clyde. By being quiet you can get far in this world. JANICE FOSTER leaves her weekly trips to Edwards to Janet Hodgekiss. Have fun, Janet! MARSHALL GOODER bequeaths his sly ways but nice manners to Earl Bush. Girls like you better that way. DINAH GOODROW bequeaths her starvation diet to Sally Tebo, now you can haunt Mrs. De Vol’s scales as Dinah did. MARGIE LA PLANTE leaves her regular seat in Chap- pie® to Bonnie Mallette. Don’t let that seat get cold. DONALD NORMAN leaves his wild times in driving class to Randy Gore. Don’t hit anything—I didn’t (yet)!! DENNIS PERRY leaves all those Math Classes to Doug Rowand. Please try to get your homework done, Doug, because I don’t think Mrs. Burns could take another year. LINDA PETERSON leaves her ability to burn pizza to RuthAnn Golden. Maybe the pizza wasn’t any good, but Oh, what fun burning it. HARRY PLOOF leaves his chair in the friendly poker games to Allen Thornton. I hope you get better cards than I did. SARAH POHL leaves her ability to wear out the road between Canton and Star Lake to Linda Brown. I know you will carry on! VICTOR POMMERVILLE leaves his ability to make points on the basketball team to Robert Santimaw. Someone has to carry on, Robert. LINDA REED leaves her ability to miss dead dogs to Charlene Bebee. It is easy to miss them when they are dead. DONNA RITZ donates her wild weekends and Monday morning headaches to Betty Killenbec. You will get used to them after a while, girls! DARREL ROBLA leaves his truck to Lena Stowell. Now you will be able to get to Newton Falls. It got me KEITH ROWAND hands down his efficiency in getting things done on time to Peter Bullock. Good Luck and Class Will HOWARD HARRISON leaves his up-to-date hairdos to David Mudgett. No more struggling with those picky rollers. GERALD HODGEKISS leaves all his night life to James Rohde. It was too much for me—although I really didn’t mind, James. SUSAN KAPELL leaves her cheerleading uniform to Ray- mond Keith. (What!) DONALD KERR happily leaves his car keys to the Pontiac to Don Wright for his Saturday night trips to “Who knows where!” GENE LANPHERE leaves his extra wild ways to Fred Lasher. Come on, Fred, you only live once! BELVA LASHUA wills her gum supply to Margaret Lash. Happy chewing! LEROY LUNDIN leaves his “muscles” and a gallon of pep pills to Doug Wiggins. You’ll be a senior next year, Doug, and you’ll need them. NEIL MARSH very happily leaves his ability to get along with Mr. Brown to John Evans. SUZANNE MARSH happily wills all her many loves of Clifton-Fine to Regine Gebo. WILLIAM McCARTHY leaves all his good times at the station and in the back room of the I.G.A. to Gary Ward. You don’t get much work done, Gary, but it’s lots of fun! JOHN MATZELL leaves all his bandages from health class to Michael Reynolds. Health class really isn’t too bad, Michael. BONNIE MATZELL leaves all her domestic talents to Brenda Slate. It’s really not that hard, Brenda! BETTY McMULLEN leaves her abilities to get around easily to Gary Hess. MARILYN MILLER leaves all wild times as a Senior to Eunice Moote. Have fun, it’s your last year at C.F.C.S. SHARON MILLER leaves her ability to get boys to Linda Titus. Be careful, Linda, they are all dangerous! I hope you make it through school—I did. LINDA SHATRAW leaves her wonderful way to get along with people and her days on the tramp to Barbara La- Londe. Take it easy, Barb, those front flops are wild. WILLIAM SIMMONS leaves his wild days in Wanakena and his American History worksheets to JoAnn King. Remember, JoAnn, unfinished worksheets and then detention. DONALD SMALL leaves his wonderful, and Quiet History Class with Mr. Colton to Steward McCullouch. Stock up on paper wads and rubber bands, you will need them. HERBERT SNIDER leaves his ability to drive carefully and slowly to Harold DeLair. Don’t do anything I wouldn’t do, Harold. BARBARA STEVENS leaves her ability to talk in Health Class to Estella Peabody. I hope you have as much luck as I did. GARY STOWELL wills ability to fight his way out of the locker bay at dismissal to Glenna Tubbs. Remember, Glen- na, have Patience! JUDY SYDES leaves her secretarial talents to Linda Hittle. They will come in handy someday—I hope. LARRY THIVIERGE leaves his abilities to put a car together to Beth Campbell. Maybe now, Beth, you will be able to build your own car. BONNIE THORNTON leaves all the ranger school boys to Frances Peterson. Take real good care of them, Frances—they need it. SHEILA TROMBLEY leaves all the boys in Oswegatchie, but one, to Barbara Mallette. There should be enough for you without one. FAYE WENDT gladly leaves her ability to worry about her friends to Mary Ellen Bassette. I hope you don’t get gray hair like I did. SHEILA WHITMORE leaves her inability to make up her mind to Alice Robertson. At least people never know what you are going to do next. 18 FIRST ROW: A. Robertson, R. Baker, J. Golden, L. Titus, B. Lalonde, J. Rohde, G. Tubbs. SECOND ROW: M. Bassette, C. Jarvis, A. Thornton, P. Bullock, M. Clyde, L. Hittle, L. Smith, C. Currier. THIRD ROW: Mr. Faubert, M. Reynolds, R. Gebo, E. Peabody, F. Peterson, E. Bush, B. Slate, L. Kelley, G. Hess. Juniors FIRST ROW: R. Golden, D. Rowand, B. Mallette, R. Santimaw, B. Mallette, J. Evans, S. Tebo, S. McCullouch. SECOND ROW: M. Lash, D. Wright, J. Wendt, F. Lasher, C. Bebee, R. Keith, L. Stowell, R. Stowed, R. Adams. THIRD ROW: Mrs. McClarin, G. Ward, D. Mudgett, P. Kilbourn, B. Kilenbec, T. Watson, L. Brown, R. Gore, L. Elderidge. FOURTH ROW: R. Foley, J. Hodgekiss, B. Amo, B. Cambell, C. Scott, D. Wiggins. 20 21 FIRST ROW: C. Daniels, W. Small, P. Boyde, L. Lunden, L. VanHouse, R. Dowling, S. Fixon, F. King. SECOND ROW: L. Kelley, C. Noote, H. Refici, S. Hamle, G. Winch, D. Mudgett, L. Dubey. THIRD ROW: Mr. Colton, R. Peabody, S. Gebo, S. Shatraw, C. Ward, M. Booth, J. Beaulieu, W. Todd, T. Smith. FOURTH ROW: H. Terry, K. LaPllant, F. Lapiant, M. Andrikut, D. Perry, J. Brown, J. Greiner, H. Lashua, E. Cooper, K. Campbell. Sophomores FIRST ROW: T. Dabey, H. Jerome, R. Goodrow, D. DeGouff, M. Thornton, S. Reed, M. Shene, J. Gamon. SECOND ROW: D. Grenier, C. Castagnogzi, D. Hodge, L. Sharpstene, M. Terry, M. Mazuroski, W. Hooven, J. Adams. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Bums, J. Stevens, A. Sheard, F. Pike, S. Buras, R. Arnold, J. Lowell, D. Towne, K. Pohl. FOURTH ROW: R. Bebee, T. Hanley, R. LaRose, S. Stowell, L. Sutherland, K. Tooley, J. Boucher, R. Snider, L. Folsom. Congratulations to Senior Class from CHAPPLES BLUE BIRD INN 22 Congratulations class of 1964 SUNNYSIDE DAIRY Edwards, New York Sophomore Activities } 23 FIRST ROW: S. Golden, O. Keith, R. Humble, A. D. Brown, K. Bullock, D. Kerr, J. King, D. Rice. SECOND ROW: S. Pohl, V. Senter, D. Burke, E. Austen, C. Babbitt, C. Jenks, N. Sullivian, L. Ripley. THIRD ROW: Mr. Spaulding, N. Rhode, J. Hooven, G. Phillips, R. Smith, B. Barletett, M. Santimaw, C. Mac Aleese, G. Kelley. FOURTH ROW: D. Rowand, B. Stowell, D. Campbell, D. Terry, J. Thivierge, R. Dowling, B. Simmons. FIRSX ROW: V. McKenny, M. Peterson, B. Taylor, D. Smith, S. Price, A. LeGault, P. Jones, S. Smeby. SECOND ROW: L. Gorr, S. Gotham, D. Dafoe, S. King, R. Ray, L. LaDuc, L. Currier, W. Hayes. THIRD ROW: Mr. Cooper, R. Snider, W. Remele, H. Hubbard, R. Kerr, S. Daniels, S. Trembly. FOURTH ROW: K. Barnard, K. Adams, N. Shene, D. Mallette. FIRST ROW: G. Kerr, D. McBroon, P. Small, J. Terry, L. Cole, H. Shene, G. Norman, S. Frasher. SECOND ROW: K. Parvese, M. Adams, C. Bullock, C. Witiers, D. Hawley, J. Poemo, G. Leonard, D. Kerr. THIRD ROW: Mr. Paquin, P. Shene, J. Bero, J. Thomas, J. Gish, D. Cambell, G. Trombley, R. Simmons, C. Marsh. FOURTH ROW: G. Taylor, J. Briggs, M. Wright, J. Ripley, F. Prouost, B. Kerr, K. Myers, E. Kinney, E. Smith. Best Wishes From NEW YORK STATE RANGER SCHOOL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Wanakena, New York 24 Compliments of NELSON, PANGLE and BATTERSBY Attorneys-at-Law Gouvemeur, N.Y. Freshman Activities 25 FIRST ROW: L. MacCue, K. Kyer, R. Eshback, B. Smith, R. Arnold, B. Mazuroski, D. Smith, S. Marsh. SECOND ROW: M. Jeffries, C. Harvey, B. Eldridge, S. Doran, V. Fuller, E. Baxter, G. Watson, J. Briggs. THIRD ROW: Mr. Miller, J. Durham, K. Boyd, E. Nor- man, M. DeCoteau, A. Bognar, G. Snow, M. Davey, R. Stowell. FOURTH ROW: L. Slate, J. Shene, E. Dumas, W. Clyde, D. Paro, W. Hanley, L. McMarthy. ABSENT: B. Kerr, C. Riley. Eighth Grade FIRST ROW: G. Terry, D. McEathron, G. Martin, D. Schuyler, L. Simmons, J. Pike, M. King, D. Richer. SECOND ROW: D. Emery, M. Provost, L. Beckman, R. Davenport, S. Dowling, D. Thornton, G. Wendt, S. Foster. THIRD ROW: B. Gish, C. Folsom, J. Durham, E. Gotham, J. Jeffries, L. Lashbrook, J. Shene, C. Mallette. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Amo, H. Watson, W. Lashua, D. McBroom, K. Foley, A. Phillips, G. Adams. ABSENT: B. Babbitt. 26 FIRST: M. Tooly, K. Shank, M. Shene, L. Pickering, J. Brickey, S. Golden, D. Law, R. Boulden. SEC- OND: L. Floyd, S. Saber, J. Kerr, F. Goodrow, J. Hamel, F. Fowler, J. Clark, S. Marsh. THIRD: V. Dumas, J. Root, L. VanHouse, P. Burr, S. Simmons, D. Lanphear, L. Christian, C. Ladison. FOURTH: Mrs. Bero, K. Yaddow, P. Sullivan, P. LaPlante, D. Kerr, J. Siedlecki, W. Lalonde, L. LeRoux. FIRST: B. Campbell, E. Peabody, J. Slate, C. Whitmore, C. Bush, B. Camidge, M. Marriam, S. McKen- ney. SECOND: R. Pohl, C. Tubbs, R. Adams, L. Sto well, S. LaPlante, D. Provost, B. Frawley, S. Smith. THIRD: S. McMullen, S. Refici, G. Austin, E. Sanford, S. Hawley, G. Antwine, J. Rice, R. Swain. FOURTH: Mr. Garbreana, A. MacCrimman, D. Hickok, C. LaPlante, R. Marsh, G. Smith, C. Winch, M. Pitts. ABSENT: R. Swain, G. Duchano, S. Coffey. FIRST ROW: M. Trimm, S. LaDuc, S. McCullouch, C. Titus, P. LaPlante, G. Parvese, P. Smith, L Fuller. SECOND ROW: E. Ward, C. Davenport, J. Northrop, E. Peabody, M. Fenton, B. Mallette, M. Pomerville, J. Ritz. THIRD ROW: K. Sanford, H. Pike, D. Mallette, E. Davenport, B. MacCrimmon, C. Mead, G. King, J. Willette. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Williams, D. Shatraw, A. Dumas, V. Jackson, B. Bullock, D. Ladison, B. Dem- mon, J. Bullock, M. Jenks. Best Wishes FOX DRUG COMPANY $ EMPORIUM LUMBER CO. Carthage, N.Y. Cranberry Lake, N.Y. 27 7th and 8th Activities 28 FIRST ROW: Mr. Redmond, S. Bartlett, S. Taylor, C. Pomerville, K. Remele, S. Sutherland, M. Iaquin- ta. SECOND ROW: T. Hawley, C. Burke, J. Hayes, B. McCallops, D. LaPlante, L. Noody, M. Reed, R. Henrie. THIRD ROW: C. Smith, C. Hitchman, S. Boyd, C. Tebo, D. Ward, M. McBroome, S. Dowling. FOURTH ROW7: L. Wendt, J. Henrie, K. Mudgett, J. Smith, N. Hickok, M. O’Leary, R. J. Pomerville. FIRST ROW: D. Greco, G. Tulip, T. Sanford, A. Tennent, P. McBroom, S. Crary. SECOND ROW: R. LaRocque, B. Sullivan, R. Whitmore, W. Whitmore, L. Adams, D. Willette, E. Dowling. THIRD ROW: C. Finch, G. Kelley, D. Bartlett, P. Foster, G. McCormick, L. Smith, H. Demmon. FOURTH ROW: N. Humble, B. Frawley, L. Noman, R. Premo, P. Richer, D. Fuller, A. Refici. ABSENT: D. Boucher. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Floyd, A. McBroom, P. Bulluck, K. VanCour, M. ♦Bullock, W. Gebo, M. Lalonde, L. Hutt. SECOND ROW: K. Tulip, V. Gorr, H. McEathron, L. Kerr, R. Swain, R. Gotham, D. Wayer- ing. THIRD ROW: W. Dowling, A. Harris, J. Forkey, D. Reil, J. Rowand, P. McCallops, R. LaPlant. FOURTH ROW: G. Austin, R. Walker, M. Vallier,. .M. Vallier, C. Henrie, M. Pierce. ABSENT: L. Akey. Best Wishes Compliments LYLE E. BURGESS UNITED BANK Insurance Agency 30 E. A. TODD Compliments PLUMBING AND HEATING “CLIFF” RICH Star Lake, N.Y. “A Clifton-Fine Fan” FIRST ROW: Mrs. Hosmer, R. Norton, L. Lundin, D. Lasher, D. Ritz, L. Reed, E. Duchano. SECOND ROW: S. MacCue, R. Rex, D. Murdock, S. McBroom, V. Merchant, P. O’Leary, L. Sullivan. THIRD ROW: S. Marsh, R. Reil, H. McEathron, L. Javis, D. Stowell, D. Mead, R. Lashua. FOURTH ROW: R. Reynolds, C. Sykes, L. Baxter, L. Thomas, K. Beckman, W. Powers. ABSENT: N. Harmon, D. Hamele. FIRST ROW: Mr. Glenn, R. Murray, K. Adams, J. Decoteau, A. Pierce, C. Kyer, M. Crary. SECOND ROW: P. McKenney, D. Allen, S. Price, S. Price, S. Sullivan, W. Saber, M. Booth, J. Imel. THIRD ROW: R. Fraser, J. Leonard, B. Shatraw, R. Cassell, L. Law, J. Dowling, W. Hubbard. FOURTH ROW: C. Ward, R. LaRose, G. Evans, J. Park, G. McBroom, K. Beckman. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Hazelton, W. Dowling, R. Sanford, R. Northrop, E. Guile, W. Simmons, D. Shene, L. Marsh. SECOND ROW: D. Henri, T. Adams, C. Kerr, M. Swanson, W. Ripley, T. Antwine, M. Robertson. THIRD ROW: D. Peabody, A. Peterson, B. Crane, W. Fulton, L. Daniels, C. Ward, V. Duval. FOURTH ROW: D. Patterson, J. Parks, P. Jerome, K. Smith, N. Perry, A. Arquette, M. K. Hosmer. Compliinents of ALTAMONT ICE CREAM Tupper Lake, N.Y. Compliments of NEWTON FALLS RECREATION CENTER Best Wishes PARK RESTAURANT Compliments of GOLDEN’S HARDWARE Star Lake, N.Y. 31 FIRST ROW: Miss Safford, K. Reil, W. Dunn, R. Boucher, P. McCormick, L. Hanley, D. Root, T. Brickey, J. Rowand. SECOND ROW: C. Tieman, K. Refici, R. Saber, J. LaRocque, T. Murphy, R. Henrie, V. Dowl- ing, A. Tulip. THIRD ROW: M. Robertson, T. Petrie, T. Shene, W. Vater, P. Sheldon, B. Moen, N. Santimaw, C. Hooven. FOURTH ROW: D. McEathron, T. Rice, R. Golden, D. Pike, R. Snell, V. Duval, J. Pomerville, S. Premo. ABSENT: D. Crane. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Moyer, V. Duchano, B. Smith, L. Pomerville, T. Austin, A. Hynes, L. Anderson, M. Baker, V. Shene. SECOND ROW: L. LeRoux, D. LaDuc, B. Beckman, L. Hayes, E. Folsom, M. Kiah, T. Wendt, L. Hutson. THIRD ROW: W. King, W. Frawley, D. Jeffries, L. Taylor, D. Kerr, J. Reynolds, S. Ober. THIRD ROW: J. Law, M. Sullivan, M. Gebo, D. Taylor, L. Young, C. Duncan, T. Henrie. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Snider, K. Slate, M. Lowell, D. Marriam, G. Ladison, A. Padgett, T. Golden, F. Iaquinta. SECOND ROW: G. Jenks, R. Tebo, W. Meeks, C. Bush, S. Arquette, M. Hunter, C. Northrup, L. Snow, J. Rebar. THIRD ROW: T. Jones, C. Marsh, V. Youngs, A. Dowling, A. Austin, C. Witters, J. Durham, C. La Bounty. FOURTH ROW: S. Tebo, D. Exford, L. Peabody, K. Janack, J. Durham, D. Slate, L. Hitchman, S. Brown. MT. VIEW MARINA Ed. Beckman, Cranberry Lake, N.Y., sales, service, storage, rentals 32 CHARLES M. GARDNER CO. Scranton, Pa. Our Books Look Better, Last Longer, Cost Less C. B. DOLGE CO. Chemicals Westport, Conn. Howard Yourdon, Rep. VERNE A. WICKS Coal and Oil, Builders Supplies, Lumber Harrisville, N.Y. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Hynes, B. Bush, P. Maxwell, B. Allen, W. LaTray, F. Hurd, M. Hoover, M. DeLair, R. Ripley. SECOND ROW: D. Adams, C. Mallette, S. LaTray, F. Gotham, M. Chatelain, K. Pomerville, D. Meek, G. Patterson, J. McClear. THIRD ROW: S. Finley, C. LaPlante, D. Sanford, J. Hutson, R. Powers, M. Golden, L. Paro, D. Winch. FOURTH ROW: R. Ferguson, D. Thornton, V. LeRoux, J. Boula, S. Brickey, C. Janack, T. Austin, R. Taylor. ABSENT: C. Guile. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Peterson, D. Decoteau, K. Allen, T. Koster, R. Reed, R. Reed, J. Brown, B. Hub- bard, F. Cooper. SECOND ROW: E. Reid, A. Ross, R. Shene, J. Bush, M. Latham, M. Davenport, N. Pickering, P. LaBounty, G. Imel. THIRD ROW: D. Harris, L. Silsby, M. Marriam, C. Bomyea, D. Rex, G. Adams, B. Frawley, R. LaTray, J. Crary. FOURTH ROW: T. Dumas, D. Rice, M. Cote, G. Klock, L. Murray, M. Sovay, P. Noody, C. Meek, K. Murphy. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Thompson, P. Hanley, C. Finley, J. Pomerville, C. Tiernan, G. McAleese, A. Cooper, P. Doran, P. Osborne. SECOND ROW: B. Howald, A. Osborne, M. Cowles, C. Provost, M. Castagnozzi, R. Cook, B. Young, G. Saber, B. Hendricks. THIRD ROW: C. Shene, C. Allen, K. LaFountain. R. Eshbach, K. Reil, J. Harker, E. Boulden, J. Humble. FOURTH ROW: D. Phelps, E. Harmer, K. Price, A. Tennant, W. Sullivan, L. LaPlante, H. Pohl, J. Fraser. ABSENT: P. McCallops, D. Simmons. Compliments TOWN OF FINE GRANT W. KERR Insurance Star Lake, N.Y. Best Wishes TED’S SUNOCO STATION Compliments of CRANBERRY LAKE INN 33 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Nolan, N. Murray, M. MacAleese, J. Norton, R. Tebo, R. Cooper, C. Silsby, R. LaPlante, K. Rowe. SECOND ROW: L. Law, T. Wendt, D. Newtown, B. Finley, R. Boula, P. Dumas, T. Rebar, F. Cam- idge, M. Murdock. THIRD ROW: D. Pomerville, M. Coffey, R. Thomas, D. Lawrence, S. McCullouch, P. Sul- livan, M. Perry, C. Allen. FOURTH ROW: R. Thornton, T. Grieco, J. Tulip, D. Snell, J. Durham, T. Beck, D. Murphy. ABSENT: S. Squair. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Robertson, B. Blackmer, D. Given, R. Folsom, R. Cary, C. Bebee, B. Cooper, R. Marsh, D. Peabody. SECOND ROW: B. Reed, D. Marsh, M. King, C. Tieman, C. Whitters, P. Paro, D. Bush, P. Richer. THIRD ROW: F. Allen, S. Slate, W. LaFrance, S. Refici, D. Law, J. Chambers, K. Jeffries, L. Hickok. FOURTH ROW: T. Cooper, R. Boula, K. Hichman, M. Moen, C. Frawley, C. De- nesha, K. Hamel. ABSENT: J. Lalonde. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Golden, M. Rowand, R. Brown, J. O’Leary, R. Refici, A. Jessmer, M. Cooper, P. Reed. SECOND ROW: B. Kerr, B. Brickey, K. Harker, R. Northrup, K. LeRoux, L. Dowling, B. Provost. THIRD ROW: R. Lennon, C. Kerr, J. Nolan, J. Remele, J. Gish, C. Downey, J. Phelps. FOURTH ROW: D. Marriam, S. J. Mills, P. Shene, D. Gorr, M. Dowling, B. Cote, T. LaPlante, W. Rohde. ABSENT: T. Akey, D. Bush, R. McCallops. Compliments of FINE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 34 Best Wishes KING’S LEATHER SHOP Compliments of GRIFFIN SOVAL Ins. and Real Estate Compliments of SMALL OIL CO., INC. Cranberry Lake, N.Y. FIRST ROW: M. Smeby, C. Decoteau, R. Langevin, M. Stephens, D. Baker, F. Cary, T. Hanley, D. Vater, D. McCormick, D. LaLonde. SECOND ROW: D. Lennon, J. LaTray, R. Clark, J. Cook, C. Pierce, F. Northrup, D. Chatelain, D. Cassell, D. Phelps. THIRD ROW: W. Reil, M. Ross, J. Lawrence, D. Rowe, C. Allen, I. Mc- Callops, K. Wendt, D. Hitchman, B. Kerr. FOURTH ROW: P. Crane, J. Sullivan, D. Cahill, M. Harmon, L. Durham, R. Gotham, S. Goyette, M. Beek. ABSENT: K. Molnar, T. Carson, L. Bomyea. i ■ FIRST ROW: Miss Sherman, C. Mead, R. Sanford, B. Norton, B. Currier, B. VanGelder, M. Reynolds, C. Hubbard, H. Kiah, L. Peterson. SECOND ROW: M. Paro, J. Hodge, S. Price, M. Ripley, S. Hamel, R. Bush, K. Maxwell, D. Finley, P. LaFountain, B. Cote. THIRD ROW: P. LaTray, R. Dumas, D. Cooper, B. Shene, S. Kerr, G. McBroom, G. Forkey, R. Mallette, M. Maxwell. FOURTH ROW: T. Imel, D. Hut- son, L. McEathron, J. Henrie, D. Downey, S. Finch, P. Pierce, B. Finley, K. Cooper. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Durham, D. Jessmer, M. Padgett, J. Arquette, B. Ladison, R. Donner, R. Eibert, J. Hoover, M. Langevin. SECOND ROW: G. Osborne, T. Kerr, R. Premo, D. Towne, T. LaBounty, C. Russell, R. Van- Pelt, R. Ober, L. McBroom. THIRD ROW: J. Sheldon, B. Van Gelder, G. Allen, S. Jones, F. Silsby, J. New- towne, H. McEathron, M. Root, M. McBroom. FOURTH ROW: F. Howald, D. Chambers, B. Stowell, T. Pom- erville, D. Thronton, R. LeBlanc, S. Pickering, G. Golden, M. Davenport. - Compliments of Rochester Office of L. G. BALFOUR CO., Mfgrs. of Yearbooks, Class Rings A. E. GALSTER SONS Distributors of Premier Foods Watertown, N.Y. Compliments COUNTRY-SIDE CLEANERS Star Lake, N.Y. Compliments GINSBERG’S DEPT. ST. Famous Sportswear Tupper Lake, N.Y. 35 FIRST ROW: Mrs. VanGelder, T. Silsy, L. Crary, Stephens, T. Kinney, J. Boulden, T. Weeks, D. Castag- nozzi. SECOND ROW: R. Streeter, N. Smithers, T. Pomerville, P. Taylor, A. Bomyea, W. Marsh, Ray, Randall. THIRD ROW: W. Adams, D. Ladison, K. Hanley, J. Cahill, D. Dowling, L. Chatelain, FOURTH ROW: K. LeBlanc, S. Golden, K. Adams, A. Molnar. ABSENT: S. Grimm, D. LeRoux, P. Woods, M. LeRoux, R. Northrup, D. Phelps, D. Prvost. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Miller, J. LeRoux, C. Aldridge, D. Ward, L. Petrie, B. Buck, V. Greco. SECOND ROW: R. Shene, P. Hendrick, L. Adams, J. Shatraw, S. Peabody, C. Lund, W. Gayne, C. Martin. THIRD ROW: D. Hoover, T. Dowling, S. Bush, T. Harker, J. Cooper, K. Pelno, A. Brickey. FOURTH ROW: B. Howald, T. Dowling, T. Shank, L. Durham, D. Blackman, M. Noody. ABSENT: B. Rowe, D. Richer. CRANBERRY LAKE SCHOOL Mrs. Burkett J. Hunter J. Hunter M. Hunter D. Fairbanks (absent) FIRST ROW: Mrs. Phillips, S. Marsh, W. Nolan, M. Peterson, F. Pitts, A. Cooper, M. Willms, J. Coffey. SECOND ROW: R. Crane, A. Marsh, F. Law, C. Aldrich, D. Snell, J. Boula, B. Demmon. THIRD ROW: B. Ross, C. Thomas, T. Russell, L. Tulip, D. Sullivan, B. Rice, G. Tebo. FOURTH ROW: J. Laduc, J. Rixon, K. Fenton, J. Meon, M. Tieman, L. Refici, L. Woods. ABSENT: B. Cassell, L. Puccini, R. Boula, K. Camidge, J. Fraser, D. Hickey, L. Young. L----------------------------- Compliments JOHN J. STOCKER CO. Arcade Balcony Watertown, New York 36 Congratulations CLASS OF 1964 Maynard R. Miller, Supervisor Town of Clifton Congratulations THOMAS HARDMAN, INC. Watertown, N.Y. Wholesale Distributors Compliments EASTERN ELECTRICAL Sales and Services Star Lake, N.Y. The Blue and Gold—our school news—attempts to cover all school activities. In ad- dition it features literary and artis- tic work of the students. This year we have been successful in initiating dis- cussion of school problems through our letters to the Editor Column. The Staff is com- posed of volun- teers, who devote many hours of work to this pub- lication. KNEELING: R. Golden, F. Peterson, L. LaDuc, G. Leonard, B. Lashua. SITTING: G. Hess, W. McCarthy, R. Santimaw, R. Janack, H. Refici, B. McMullen, E. Babbitt. STANDING: Mrs. Climenson, P. Beckman, M. La- Plante, L. Shatraw, J. Beaulieu, E. Peabody, B. Slate, L. Sutherland, D. Perry, L. Eldridge, B. Stevens, Mr. Stangle. Blue and Gold Library Club The Library Club is an infor- mal organization of students who assist the librari- an. They take over clerical tasks such as: finding cards, shelving books, writing overdues, locating information and preparing books for circulation. In addition to serv- ing the school, they help them- selves by learning how to use the li- brary properly. 38 SITTING: B. Stevens, L. Smith, A. LeGault, P. Small, Mrs. Winch. STANDING: P. Beckman, S. Gebo, C. Castagnozzi, P. Killbourn, B. McMullen. The Clifton - Fine Chapter of the National Honor Society was aimed to create enthu- siasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leader- ship and to encourage the development of character in the stu- dents of our school. SEATED: D. Goodrow, S. Kapell, L. Lundin, R. Foley, C. Bebee. STANDING: Mr. Bero, L. Titus, J. Sykes, F. Wendt, S. Miller, F. Peterson, L. Stowell, R. Gebo, M. LaPlante, D. Rowand, H. Harrison. National Honor Society Future Teachers f FIRST ROW: F. Wendt, J. Beaulieu, S. Pohl, D. Robia, B. LaLonde, C. Castagnozzi, L. LaDuc, H. Shene. SECOND ROW: L. Stowell, D. Perry, C. Bebee, D. Mudgett, S. Golden, D. Kerr, R. Arnold, C. Witters. THIRD ROW: S. Kapell. L. Sutherland, G. Phillips, B. Bartlett, B. Slate. The Future Teach- ers of America Organi- zation was designed to give students a chance to see what the teach- ing profession is all about. It helps them find, as well as directs their interests, by giv- ing them a chance to teach actual classes and talk to the teach- ers themselves. BOOSTER BARGAIN HUNTER FLETCHER’S MOTEL P.V.’s MARINA EVERGREEN HOTEL CURTIS HOLMES MUSIC STORE McCULLOUCH GROCERY 39 FHA is an organi- zation opened to stu- dents in the Home Ec- onomics classes. Many projects and field trips keep them busy throughout the year. B. Mallette, G. Norman, S. Doran, G. Wendt, B. Eldridge, J. Shene, L. Sharpstene, C. Mallette, J. Gish, S. Tebo, E. Austin, C. ManAleese, F. Pike, B. Mazuroski, C. Folsom, A. Bogar, C. Bullock, D. Campbell, J. Thomas, R. Janck, S. Shatraw, L. Smith, C. Kyer, G. Perry, M. Mazuroski, D. McBroom, K. Adams, M. Lash, K. McBroom, B. Mallette, K. Tooley, Mrs. Padgett, S. Trombley, S. Stowell, J. Hodgkiss, B. Camp- bell, M. Adams, K. Parvese, J. Hooven, S. Dowling, D. McEathron, D. Shank, D. Emery. F.H.A. F.N.A. Our club has been in effect for six years. We try to meet twice a month. This year we have new pins repre- senting our club. Our banquet at the end of the year is our way of saying “Thank You” to Mrs. DeVol and those who help us. Each member, if pos- sible, works in Mrs. DeVol’s office one peri- od throughout the week to help them learn more about nursing. KNEELING: M. Miller, L. Kelly. SITTING: L. Kietli, Mrs. DeVol, B. Taylor, M. Santimaw, A. Robertson, J. King, N. Rhode, J. Shene. STANDING: B. Gish, V. Fuller, D. Dafoe, B. Slate, B. MacCrimmans, V. Sen- ter, C. Jenks, G. Burke, L. McCue, L. Brown. 40 BOOSTER DeVOL’S GUN SHOP—Wanakena FERGUSON FUEL COMPANY C. W. COLLINS CORP. The Industrial Arts Club is comprised of industrial art students in good standing, from the senior shops. The students are given an opportunity to follow vocational or advoca- tional interests in the shop during their activ- ity periods. It gives them a chance to use tools and equipment not available at other times and follow in- terests in their shop course. SEATED: M. Andrekut, C. Currier, D. iMudgett, N. Marsh, H. Terry. STANDING: Mr. Allen, R. Kerr, M. Reynolds, D. Wiggins, J. Hodgekiss, L. Thivierge, B. Campbell, D. Smith, A. Sheard, D. Wright, D. Robla. Industrial Arts Fire Patrol The members of the Fire Patrol man all en- trances and fire ex- tinguishers during all fire drills and possible fires. Each one is as- signed to a certain place where he makes sure that all windows and doors are closed. BACK ROW: D. Hodge, G. Phillips. SEATED: A. D. Brown, F. LaPlante, J. Lowell, R. Foley, T. Hanley. BOOSTER CHARLES HENRIE’S BARBER SHOP BLACK RIVER PAPER CO. FULTON’S MARKET KERR BROTHERS SHADY REST CABINS FRAWLEIP CABINS 41 p The duty of labora- tory assistants is to help the teachet clean and care for equipment. The position is one of responsibility and it is regarded as an honor to be selected as an assistant. FRONT ROW: R. Dowling, L. Hittle, D. Mudgett. SECOND ROW: L. Folsom, G. Hodgekiss, G. Stowell. STANDING: Mr. Huiatt. D. Rowand, absent. Lab Assistants Chess Club I Chess club is an or- ganization of high school students who are interested in learning tournament chess. Ac- tivities this year are mainly intramural com- petition which will give the necessary skills for matches with other schools. 42 LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Willette, B. Bullock, Mr. Faubert, S. Reed, S. Fraser, R. Dowling, J. Rhode, J. Slate, R. Simmons, D. Mudgett, M. Wright, W. LaLonde, J. Kerr, C. Marsh, J. Brickey, G. Smith, D. Law, A. LeGault. SITTING: R. Gebo, J. Beaulieu. STANDING: L. Sutherland, Mrs. Mead, M. LaPlante. The Girls Athletics Association provides an intramural sports pro- gram which includes soccer, basketball, vol- leyball, softball and this year archery. Girls earn points toward their let- ter by participating. G.A.A. teaches good sportsmanship, and fair play, trains student of- ficials, and builds lead- ership and skills. All girls playing intramu- rals are members. G.A.A. Leaders Club The members of the Leaders Club help in girls physical education classes by caring for equipment and leading warm-up exercises. For intramural games, they referee and keep time and score book. Girls chosen must show leadership and he responsible to others. 43 FIRST ROW: K. Adams, S. Price, B. Gish, C. Castagnozzi, L. Sharpstine, S. Pohl, S. Foster. SECOND ROW: N. Rhode, P. Akey, N. Sullivan, S. Gebo, V. McKinney, M. Santimaw, P. Small. THIRD ROW: L. LaDuc, L. Ripley, R. Arnold, S. Shatraw, S. Rixon, D. Kerr. The Senior Chorus meets twice weekly in a regular forty minute class. The President is Darrell Robla, Vice President is Dennis Perry, Secretary is Charlene Bebee. It pre- pares four programs an- nually, a school assem- bly in the fall; the an- nual Christmas pro- gram and candlelight ceremony, a spring as- sembly and the annual Spring Concert. FIRST ROW: B. Lashua, R. Golden, R. Humble, V. McKinney, G. Tubbs, C. Ward, L. Shatraw, P. Shene, G. Leonard, M. Santimaw, F. Peterson, P. Small, S. Shatraw, R. Rice, D. Perry. SECOND ROW: C. Bartlett, L. Sharpstene, S. Pohl, N. Rhode, L. Stowell, B. Taylor, D. Perry, M. Shene, A. Robertson, L. LaDuc, R. Gebo, S. McCullouch, D. DeGouff, E. Cooper, W. McCarthy, D. Campbell. THIRD ROW: C. Bebee, G. Perry, J. Gish, R. Arnold, B. Bartlett, D. Burke, E. Peabody, N. Shene, V. Senter, L. Sutherland, J. Beau- lieu, M. Bassette, C. Jarvis, D. Wright, V. Pommerville, R. Simmons, D. Robla, R. LaRose. Senior Chorus Junior Chorus The Junior Chorus includes 7th and 8th graders. They meet once weekly for a forty minute period. Junior Chorus president is Barbara Gish, Secretary John Durham. This chorus sings for the Christmas program and the spring concert. FIRST ROW: C. Mead, B. Campbell, D. Schuyler, R. Adams, M. Shene, B. Mallette, S. McCullouch, M. La- Duc, M. Mariam, L. Stowell, S. Golden. SECOND ROW: J. Hamel, M. Fenton, A. Bognar, J. Clark, B. Smith, C. Kyer, D. Richer, J. Durham, R. Swain, B. Bullock, C. Tubbs, G. Watson. THIRD ROW: J. Root, L. Floyd, C. Mallette, R. Stowell, B. Gish, L. Beckman, G. Snow, J. Durham, E. Lashua, C. Riley, M. DeCoteau, J. Shene. 44 Pep band was or- ganized this year to play at basketball games, to aid in mu- sical cheers, and to ac- company the majorettes at half-time show's. The group is made up of selected students from the concert band. FIRST ROW: M. Santimaw, H. Shene, B. Taylor, M. Jefferies, L. LaDuc. SECOND ROW: S. McCullouch, R. Arnold. STANDING: S. Golden, R. Simmons, Mr. McClarin. Pep Band Twirlers The Twirlers under the leadership of Lena Stowell and Ruth Ann Golden have done many fine shows this year. Each twirler has done at least one solo rou- tine and look for more next year. The Inter- mediate Twirlers is a new group this year and plan a spring per- formance. SITTING ON FLOOR: L. Stowell, R. Golden. KNEELING: L. Ripley, C. Babbit, D. Shank, M. Mazuroski. FIRST ROW, SITTING: M. Pomerville, S. McCullouch, D. Schuyler, E. Peabody. SECOND ROW, SIT- TING: P. Tooley, S. Golden, K. Mead, E. Ward. For BROTHERHOOD Oswegatchie Lodge 687 Free and Accepted Masons 1st and 3rd Wednesdays 8:00 P.M. Best Wishes NEWTON FALLS HOTEL Delicious Food and Drinks Rhea and Joe Siedlecki Your Hosts 45 JUNIOR BAND The Junior Band serves the all-important purpose of training stu- dents in grades 6 and 7. This is the first year these students have been exposed to play- ing as a group. FIRST ROW: C. Tubbs, J. Rowand, J. Hayes, L. Kerr, P. Richer, J. Kerr, G. Antwine. SECOND ROW: R. Pohl, V. Gore, K. Finch, M. Marriam, M. Pierce, D. Lanphere, J. Adams, G. McCormick, T. Hanley, W. Gebo. THIRD ROW': S. Golden, J. Brickey, D. Law, Mr. McClarin, R. Henrie, R. LaRocque, R. Gotham, L. Stowell. Junior Band Senior Band SENIOR BAND The Senior Band is made up of students in grades 8-12. It provided musical entertainment at the football games and marched in several parades last summer. The band performed successfully at several assemblies for the stu- dent body and the pub- lic. FIRST ROW: S. Miller, S. Leonard, H. Shene, M. Santimaw, R. Baker, S. Gotham, M. Jefferies, J. Durham, N. Shene, L. LaDuc. SECOND ROW: G. Tubbs, B. Taylor, B. Smith, D. Richer, J. Durham, C. Folsom, K. Foley, R. Foley, D. Mudgett, G. Adams, R. Arnold, G. Phillips, P. Shene, D. Hodge, G. Watson. THIRD ROW: E. Gotham, D. Rowand, S. Pohl, P. Small, G. Winch, R. Santimaw, M. DeCoteau, R. Stowell, J. Beaulieu, K. Pohl. STANDING: Mr. McClarin, S. Golden, R. Simmons, A. Phillips, D. Hawley, L. Cole. 46 DANCE BAND The “Pastels” pro- vided enjoyable enter- tainment for the public throughout the year. The students give up their time each Satur- day morning to practice under the direction of Mr. McClarin. This band has done an out- standing job of cap- turing the “big band” style. FIRST ROW: J. Grenier, B. Taylor, R. Foley, K. Pohl, S. Gotham, R. Baker. SECOND ROW: N. Shene, D. Hodge, R. Arnold. THIRD ROW: Mr. McClarin, S. Pohl, P. Small, S. McCullouch, R. Santimaw, S. Golden. D. Hawley. Dance Band Ensembles LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Santimaw, G. Winch, Mr. McClarin, D. LEFT TO RIGHT: L. LaDuc, R. Baker, Mr. McClarin, R. Hawley, D. Mudgett, D. Hodge. Foley, S. Miller. I BRASS SEXTET WOODWIND QUINTET Brass Sextet and Woodwind Quintet were organized this year and consist of select students from concert band. These students do not receive regular scheduled lessons but rehearse as a small ensemble instead. STANDING: P. Doran, K. Row and Mr. Huiatt, L. Reed, N. Marsh, L. Shatraw, B. Thornton, G. Perry, W. Simmons. SITTING: M Bero, S. Miller, S. Kapell. LYING: M. Miller, G. Stowell. Senior Play Stage crew “If I have to strangle you” “Come to Carla” bodies, bodies, bodies 48 Sweetheart Ball The Junior Varsity Squad cheered a spir- ited team thru their twelve game schedule. Good cheerleaders 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 rotated for each game. Our cheerleaders helped us to represent Clifton- Fine students as back- ers of their Basketball Team. S. Gebo, S. Rixon, L. Van House, J. Beaulieu, Mrs. Meade, G. Leonard, S. Shatraw, V. McKenny, D. Kerr. Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders Football Cheerleaders Blue-Gold Touchdown Indians-Indians Indians Hey, Gang, what time is it? Time for a Touchdown Touchdown- Touchdown- Touchdown KNEELING: M. Rhode, G. Perry, C. Bebee, L. Reed, J. Sykes, S. Gebo. STANDING: Mrs. DeVol, S. Miller, S. Kapell, L. Peterson, D. Perry. This full page compliments of JONES AND LAUGHLIN STEEL CORP. Star Lake, New York 52 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Hi Dee, Hi, Ho Dee, Ho, come on Indians Let’s go! You shoot, you pass, you dribble down the floor. Come on team, raise that score. FIRST ROW: L. Titus, M. Miller, B. Stevens, J. Sykes. SECOND ROW: L. Reed, L. Stowell, S. Miller, S. Kapell. THIRD ROW: Mrs. DeVol, B. LaLonde, L. Peterson, D. Perry. Varsity Cheerleaders BOOSTER CRANBERRY LAKE BUILDERS SUPPLY TOWN SHOP-GOUVERNEUR LIQUOR STORE JACK’S SHELL HAWLEY’S S. V. BARKER CO. Won 3 Lost 2 Three members were elected to the ALL ■ STAR TEAM. Robert Snider Robert LaRose Clarence Currier Robert Snider had the highest score. I Football 54 GAME SCORES C.F. C.F. 1 EDWARDS 2 C.F. 1 Harrisville 1 C.F. 1 Colton 3 C.F. 1 Russell 5 C.F. 6 Edwards 2 C.F. 0 Harrisville 1 C.F. 0 Colton 1 C.F. 1 Russell 4 SOCCER ALL STAR TEAM FIRST TEAM: Keith Rowan Bill Simmons SECOND TEAM: Jon Ripley Earl Cooper KNEELING: G. Ward, P. Bullock, D. Foley, R. Foley, M. Bero, E. Cooper, W. Thornton, K. Rowand, L. Daniels. STANDING: Mr. Cooper, W. Hayes, J. Ripley, D. Smith, M. Terry, M. Gooder, R. Santimaw, D. Campbell, R. Smith, R. Rice, S. Golden, R. Arnold, Mgr. Soccer 55 JR. VARSITY Won i 7 Lost 5 CF 26 Rus. 55 CF 49 Col. 35 CF 57 Har. 22 CF 48 ED. 30 CF 34 Car. 36 CF 55 Par. 34 CF 44 Rus. 59 CF 39 Col. 40 CF 62 Har. 35 CF 33 Car. 43 CF 38 Ed. 36 CF 60 Par. 32 STANDING: T. Smith, K. LaPlante, A. Thornton, G. Taylor, A. Sheard, J. Lowell, B. Campbell, S. Burns, R. Hayes, G. Winch, Coach Weeks. KNEELING: W. Hanley, K. Foley, L. McCarthy. Jr. Varsity 7th and 8th Team 8TH GRADE Won 4 Lost 0 7TH GRADE Won 3 Lost 1 56 STANDING: B. Bullock, J. Seidleci, C. Winch, B. Hanley, K. Foley, J. Bullock, M. Jenks, L. McCarthy, R. Arnold, E. Baxter. KNEELING: M. Pitts, F. Goodrow, S. LaDuc. CLIFTON-FINE Won 8 Lost 2 TEAM RECORDS Team Total 100 pts. Individual game record —Bob Smider 44 pts. Season Total Bob Snider 374 Semi-Finals CF 62 Har. 56 Finals CF 50 Rus. 53 Sec. Class B CF 76 Lis. 65 CF 71 Bruston 49 Sec. Class A CF 66 OFA 79 STANDING: G. Hess, B. Snider, M. Bero, R. Foley, T. Hanley, V. Pommerville, C. Scott, R. LaRose, J. Brown, P. Bullock. KNEELING: B. Amo, Coach Weeks, J. Ripley. Varsity Basketball 57 Skiing is the most popular winter sport in the Clifton-Fine area for both young and old. The local Lions club provides us with our own ski slope and tows. The local ex- plorer scouts operate the “ski shack” and serve good things to eat. This winter we welcome all the stu- dents from Potsdam State Teachers College who used our facilities. Skiing The 1964 Mountain Echo Yearbook staff wishes to express their gratitude to Gerald Sheldon, our yearbook photographer, for all the extra hours and hard work that went into the very fine pictures. 58 We, the class of 1964, would like to express our sincere thanks to our school staff, including cafeteria help, custodi- ans, and bus drivers. The work you have done for us through our years of high school has been really appre- ciated. You have helped make our school a success. Cafeteria 59 Custodians Bus Drivers FIRST ROW: D. Seelye, J. Golden, M. Hawley, S. McCullouch, S. Golden. SECOND ROW: R. Noody, F. Thompson, V. Arnosky, H. Climenson, J. King, R. Langevin. 60