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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1965 volume:

Dedication E xcellent mathematician, and inspiring, too, T akes her free period to accommodate you. H elps students and brings out their very best, E xpects their co-operation — no time for jest. L oudly we acclaim her success and skill, B y our standards she certainly fills the bill.” U ntiringly she works in the community, as well, R eligious or educational committees — who can tell? N ow we dedicate this ’65 Yearbook to you — S rearing allegiance to a teacher who is true-blue! 1 Board of Education 1ST ROW: Ruth Clark, Albert Williams, Dr. Pearson, Arthur Peterson, Joseph King. 2ND ROW:. Fredrick Griffin, Daniel Cahill, Russell Clark, George Reynolds. £ 1 Patrick Miranda Harold Bero Supervising Principal Secondary Supervisor Richard VanGelder Guidance Director Lila Bigwarfe Lucille Hogan Anita Newtown Kenneth Campbell Elementary Supervisor 3 FIRST ROW: P. Miranda, R. VanGelder, E. Burns, M. Padgett, I. Winch, E. Climenson, M. DeVol, A. Minarcik, H. Bero. SECOND ROW: M. Watson, E. LaVack, C. Mead, C. Bero, A. Amo, W. Simmons, W. Austin, V. Faubert, G. McDonald. THIRD ROW: O. Clowe, R. Forbes, R. McClarin, P. Biddle, P. Garbreana, D. Weeks, J. Paquin, P. Miles, G. Miller, C. Colton. ABSENT: J. Russo. FIRST ROW: K. Campbell, M. Safford, T. Pomerville, M. Hynes, H. Jarvis, G. Riley, C. Hosmer, J. Grimm. SECOND ROW: C. Moyer, A. Hazelton, J. Golden, R. Henri, H. Nolan, B. Thompson, A. Philips, M. Floyd. THIRD ROW: P. Glenn, P. Bassette, M. Peterson, M. Sherman, R. Durham, M. Smeby, M. Miller, L. Redmond. 4 Arthur Kleps School Psychologist Carol Griffin Speech Correctionist Maude DeVol School Nurse Donna Hartle Dental Hygienist Always Reach tor E. YOUNGS EXPRESS Compliments of Premier F6ods Serving The North SMALL OIL CO. A. E. GALSTER SONS since 1925 Cranberry Lake, N. Y. Harrisville, N. Y. Compliments of SCHUYLER’S LAUNDRAMAT Star Lake, N. Y. In Memoriam When we see someone doing good and spreading happiness on earth, we some- times find it hard to understand why God should decide to end it all: We must realize that this is not the end. For all the love and understanding she gave her family and friends, and all the knowledge and love she imparted to her second graders, Kathleen Robertson is being rewarded a thousand-fold. We’ll all miss her — faculty, student body, and particularly her class, to whom she was like a mother away-from-home, but we can be happy knowing that she is eternally happy and at peace. Probably the most difficult thing to understand about life, is the fact that it can end suddenly, and very early. We find it hard to accept the fact that God would take away the vigor and strength of such a young man for no apparent reason. Yet we must and shall accept it as God’s will, for which He need give no reason. Those who knew Gerald Hodgkiss well, will realize that although they are at a loss, he has gained a calm and peace, away from the sickness, sorrows, and anxieties of this world. We’re very sorry his family has had to suffer this loss, but we can be glad for Gerry, who has found a quiet resting place. When someone has served a community, teaching its children, for as many years as Ann Burkett has, the community can not help but feel her loss as a great personal tragedy. Many people of the community were in her class at one time or another, and none will ever forget her, nor should they. What shethas given in educating these people can not be taken away or destroyed, and because of this, her memory will like- wise live on, even though she can not. 1ST: Diane Kere, Linda Titus, Laura Sutherland, Fred Lasher, Brenda Slate, Mary Bassette. 2ND: Mr. Paquin, Bruce Amo, Richard Foley, Judi Beaulieu, Regine Gebo, David Hodge, JoAnn King, Stuart McCullouch, Francis Peterson, Thomas Hanley, Cheri Jarvis, Doug Rowand. Randy Gore. ABSENT: Roxi Arnold, Linda Brown. Busy Beavers 8 SENIOR OFFICERS SEATED: G. Tubbs-Secretary R. Gebo-President. STANDING: F. Lasher-Treasurer R. Foley-Vice President. 10 Mr. Colton Mrs. LaVack VALEDICTORIAN S ALUT ATORI AN ROGER ADAMS The good and the wise lead quiet lives” Industrial Arts Club 1,2. BRUCE AMO He was as restless as a hyena” Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Golf 3,4, Yearbook 4; Sr. Band 1,2; Lab. Ast. 1; District Band 1,2,3; Perfect Att. 3. RICHARD BAKER You are as innocent as a devil of two years old” Golf 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Honor Roll 1; Sr. Band 1,2, 3,4; Dance Band 1,2,3,4; N.Y.S.S.M.A. 1,2,3,4. MARY BASSETTE Quietly, she goes on her way” Basketball Cheering 1,2; Blue Gold 4; Yearbook 3,4; Sr. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3, 4; Sr. Play 4; Treasure 3. MARY BOOTH Wit is the best sense in the world” F.N.A. 2; Blue Gold 4; Library Club 4. LINDA BROWN Though I sit down the time will come when you will hear me” Basketball Cheering 4; Year- book 4; Pep Club 3; Mag. Camp. 4. PETER BULLOCK With virtue and quietness one may conquer the world” Basketball 3,4; Soccer 1,2,3, 4; Baseball 3,4; Intramurals 1; Honor Roll 1; French Club 1; Perfect Att. 1,3. EARL BUSH Quietness and confidence should be your strength.” Wrestling 1. 12 MARYJANE CLYDE No wealth is like the quiet mind” Intramurals 1,2,3; Blue Gold G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. CLARENCE CURRIER Leader of the Launder mate” Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2, 3,4; All Star 3,4; Intramurals 1; Industrial Club 1,2,3,4; In- dustrial Arts Achievement and English 1,3. HAROLD DeLAIR Our thoughts are often worse than we are” Football 2; Sr. Play 4; Honor Roll 3; Fr. Honor Society 2, 3; Oratorical Contest 11; Boys State 3. JOHN EVANS Each man for himself and the Devil for all” Ski Patrol 2; Debate Club 4; Sr. Play 4; Class Tres. 1; Bus Monitor 1,2,3; Fr. Club 1. RICHARD FOLEY He wants his money's worth” Basketball 2,3,4; Soccer 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Yearbook 4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Sr. Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 1, 2,3,4; Fire Patrol 1,2,3,4; Pres. 3; Vice Pres. 4; Latin Club 2; District Band 1,2,3, 4; N.Y.S.S.M.A. 1,2,3,4; Ski Patrol 2. WILLIAM FULLER I’m not lazy I’m just saving my energy” Wrestling 1,2,3. REGINE GEBO It’s alright to drink like a fish as long as you drink what a fish drinks” Intramurals 1,4; French Club 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Sr. Band 1; Festival Band 1; Secretary 1, Vice President 3, President 4; Yearbook 3,4; Discussion Club 4; N.Y.S.S.M.A. 4; Honor Society 3,4; American Legion Essay Contest 2. 13 RUTHANN GOLDEN You bet your booties granny” Intramurals 4; Blue Gold 3, Editor 4; Sr. Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Bus Moni- tor 1; Am. Legion Essay Con- test 4; N.Y.S.S.M.A. 1,3,4; Twirling 1,3,4; Sweetheart Ball 1. a RANDY GORE It is easier to raise the Devil, than to denounce him” Football 1,2; Intramurals 1; Yearbook 4; Wrestling 1,2,4 CHERYL JARVIS A lot of talk, won’t boil de pot” Basketball Cheering 1,2; Blue Gold 4; Yearbook 4; Sr. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4. GARY HESS Long be thy legs and short be thy life” Basketball 1,2,3; Football 3; Golf 3; Blue Gold 3,4; Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,4. LINDA HITTLE Is it true that blondes have more funnnnnnn” Intramurals 1,3,4; Pep Club 4; G.A.A. 1,3,4. RAYMOND KEITH Good things are twice as good when they are short” Football 3; Baseball 1,2; In- tramurals 1; Bus Monitor 2; Student Council 1; Latin Club 1; Ski Patrol 2. LUCEILLE KELLY My natural instinct teaches me” Cheering Man. 4; Blue Gold 4; F.N.A. 1,2,3; Bus Monitor 1,2; Perfect Attend- ance 1,3. J4 JL PATRICIA KILBOURN She that is honest is wise” Intramurals 3,4; Library Club 3,4; F.T.A. 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Latin Club 1. JoANN KING Where my treasure is found, my heart is found also” Basketball Cheering 2; Year- book 4; F.T.A. 1,2,3; F.N.A. 2; Lab Ast. 1,2; French Club 1; Fr. Honor Society 3; Maga- zine Campaign 4. BARBARA LALONDE A quiet tongue shows a wise head” Basketball Cheering 2,3; Year- book 4; F.T.A. 1,2,3,4; French Club 1. NICK LaROSE What should a man do hut he merry” Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1, 2,3,4; Sr. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Bus Monitor 3,4; Sr. Play 4; Vice President 1. MARGARET LASH There is a time for speaking and a time for keeping still” Intramurals 1,2,3; Library Club 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Pep Club 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Twirling 1. FRED LASHER Somewhere in his busy 'life there is a time for work” Yearbook 3, Editor 4; Fire Patrol 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Treasure 4. BARBARA MALLETTE I’ll speak in a monstrous little voice” Intramurals 1,2,3; F.FLA. 1, 2,3; Sr. Play 4; G.A.A. 1. STEWART McCULLOUCH What a time! What a civil- ization!” Debate Club 4; Ski Patrol 2; Football 3,4; Soccer 1,2; Year- book 4; Sr. Band 1; Dance Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 3; Sr. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Student Council 4; President 1; All State Chorus 4; Per- fect Att. 1,2. 15 PP UOh I 3 3 ti t( 1 E E £ ff rt. Ii 4 EUNICE MOOTE Gentleness my strong enforcement be” Intramurals 1,2; F.H.A. 3,4; Sr. Play 4; G.A.A. 1,2. DAVID MUDGETT Speak out, hide not thy thoughts” Industrial Arts 1,2,3; Bus Monitor 2,3,4; Perfect Att. 3 ESTELLA PEABODY The only way to have a friend is to be one” Blue Gold 3; Sr. Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Bus Monitor 1,2. RICHARD PEABODY It don’t cost Nothing to be a gentleman” FRANCES PETERSON What a man! What a car!” Intramurals 1,4; Cheering- Football 3,4; Soccer 3,4; Bas- ketball 1,2,4; Honor Society 2, 3,4; Blue Gold 2,3 editor, 4; Yearbook 4; Sr. Band 1; F.T.A. 1,2,3; Sr. Play 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1, 3,4; Leaders Club 1; Latin Honor Society 1; Fr. Honor Society 3; All State Chorus 3. MIKE REYNOLDS Life is so short; I must play” ALYCE ROBERTSON Common sense is not so common Sr. Chorus 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1, 2; F.N.A. 1.2,3,4; Pep club 3,4; Bus Monitor 2; Latin Club T. JAMES ROHDE He lives upon the hope of pleasing everyone” Football 2,3; Sr. Band 1,2; Pep Club 3,4; Sr. Play 4; Latin Club 1; Perfect Att. 1, 2, 3. 16 DOUGLAS ROWAND I want what I want when I ivant it” Football 3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Yearbook 4; Pep Club 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Bus Monitor 1,2; Secretary 3. KEITH ROWAND Nothing is sillier than a silly laugh” Soccer 1,2,3,4, All Star; Intra- murals 4; Pep Club . 3,4; Sr. Play 4; Student Council 1,4; Lab Ast. 2; Wrestling 1; Vice President 3; French Club 1,2. ROBERT SANTIMAW I do love to note and to observe” Debate Club 4; Scorekeeper 3,4; Blue Gold 3,4; Year- book 4; Sr. Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Sr. Chorus 4; Sr. Play 4; Honor Roll 1; District Band 1,2,3,4; N.Y.S.S.M.A. 1,2,3,4. KAREN SCHUYLER A good party is better than the best man that ever lived” F.N.A. 1,4; Pep Club 4. BRENDA SLATE Love shows in her eye, for that man” Blue Gold 3,4; Yearbook ,4; Sr. Band 1; F.T.A. 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2; Lab Ast. 2. LENA STOWELL Though we cannot out vote them, we can out argue them” Cheering-Football 4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Sr. Chorus 1,2,3,4; F.T.A. 1,2,3; Honor Roll 1, 2,3; Student Council 4; Fr. Honor Society 3,4; Spelling Contest 1; N.Y.S.S.M.A. 1,2, 3; Twirling 1,2,3. SALLY TEBO Of all animals the boy is the most unmanageable” Intramurals 1; Library Club 4; Secretary 4; Treasure 3; Twirling 1. HAROLD TERRY The wildest colts make the best horses” Wrestling 1,2,3; Football 1; Intramurals 1,2; Bus Monitor 1,2,3,4. 17 MARVIN- TERRY I can say a neat thing my- self if they would only give me a chance” Soccer 3,4; Intramurals 3; Wrestling 1,2. ALLEN THORNTON The deep, dreadful-bolted thunder” Basketball 1,2,3,4; Soccer 1, 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Perfect Attendance 1. LINDA TITUS The love light in her eye” Intramurals 1,4; Cheering- Football 4; Soccer 4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 4; F.T.A. 1,2; F.N.A. 4; G.A,A. 1,4; Bus Monitor '2; Fr. Honor Society 3,4. GLENNA TUBBS Not much talk—just a great sweet smile” Sr. Band 1,2,3,4; Sr. Chorus 2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2; Bus Monitor 2,3; Secretary 4; Latin Club 1; Latin Award 3; Magazine Campaign 4; District Band 1,2,3,4. GARY WARD The most manifest sign of •wisdom is a continual cheer- fulness” Soccer 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3; Intramurals 3; Perfect At- tendance 1,2. JUDY WENDT Our patience will achieve more than our- force” Intramurals 1,2,3; Blue Gold 3,4; Library Club 1,2,4; Pep Club 3; G.A.A. 3; Lead- ers Club 3; Oratorical Con- test 2,3. DOUGLAS WIGGINS The end and the reward of toil is rest” Football 1,2,3; Industrial Arts Club 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Lab Ast. 2; Biology Award 2; Physics Award 3. DONALD WRIGHT The rule .of my life is to make business a pleasure and pleasure my business” Soccer 1,2; Sr. Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 3,4, Sr. Play 4; Lab Ast. 1,2; Wrestling 2; All State Choru� 3. 18 Class Will WE THE CLASS OF 1965 do make known our will and testameht. May everyone profit from it. TO THE BOARD OF EDUCATION we leave the school and properties. Thanks for letting us use them. TO THE FACULTY we leave years and years of peace without us. Thanks for all your help, it wasn’t entirely wasted. TO THE JUNIORS we leave the slogan Christmas in September.” But kids, start selling the cards in August. TO THE SOPHOMORES we leave two whole years of American History work sheets. Be lenient Mr. Colton. TO THE FRESHMEN we leave the new desk tops in room 200. TO THE UNDERCLASSMEN we leave our gym lockers. ROGER ADAMS leaves his moccasins to SUE GEBO and PAT BOYD. Kowabunga! BRUCE AMO leaves his car and the misfortune of run- ning out of gas to SHARON RIXON. Sharon, dead stop and 120 M.P.H. aren't the only two speeds. RICHARD BAKER leaves Tears’ to KEN LAPLANTE and JIM GRENIER. Don’t give Wilson such a hard time. MARY BASSETTE leaves a year’s supply of canary food to JOHN BROWN. Now you can take care of Petey while she’s gone. MARY BOOTH leaves her apparent shyness to ROY EIBERT. Looks and sounds are deceiving. LINDA BROWN leaves soooo innocent expressions to DONALD WHITMORE. Just be coy, Butch. PETE BULLOCK leaves his freckles and shy smiles to CINDY WARD and MARY SHENE. Not too shy, now. EARL BUSH leaves his quiet deep voice to MARCIA MAZUROSHI. Now you can sing bass in the Senior Chorus. MARY JANE CLYDE leaves her very quiet ways to MIKE ANDRIKUT and DAVID HODGE. The change will be shocking. C LARENCE CURRIER leaves all his old hairdo maga- zines to TOM HANLEY. Let’s see what you can do Tom. HAROLD DELAIR leaves his job at the I.G.A. to JUDY GISH and SHARON STOWELL. Did office practice help any? JON EVANS leaves Mr. Forbes to LAURA SUTHER- LAND and DILYS MUDGETT. Just a word of caution don t let him tell you to drink ammonia after having eaten draino. ’ HARD FOLEY leaves a pair of battery operated socks and mittens to KATRINE POHL. Mr. Coltons’ room is really cold. 1LLIAM FULLER leaves that look of awareness, espe- J ,;llly between the hours of eight and three to CAROL ANIELS and THERESA DAVEY. Maybe he didn’t get enough shuteye. REGINE GEBO leaves her pouffy hairdo ro STEVE URNS. But gosh, he’s already got a good start. RUTHANN GOLDEN leaves a year’s supply of “Sugar Crisp ’ to JUDI BEAULIEU. Gotta get me some of that sugar crisp, sugar crisp. Thanks: Granny Goodwitch. What would this class will be if GARY HESS didn’t leave his shoes to Linda Van House. What’s that Linda? You say they’re too small! LINDA HITTLE leaves her great cooking talents to RICHARD PEABODY and ROBERT STOWELL. Now you poor boys won’t starve between snacks, that is if you can take it, JANET HODGKISS leaves all roads due Harrisville to DORA SHANK. It’s only 12 miles, Dora. CHERYL JARVIS leaves her BRAIN” in History to BILL TODD and STEPHEN REED. Come on boys, you know darn well that George Washington did not come over on the Mayflower. RAYMOND KEITH leaves his co-ordination in English class to WILLIAM SMALL. Fasten your seat belt, Mickey. LUCEILLE KELLY leaves managability of J.V. Cheer- leaders to JOYCE ADAMS AND JUNE STEVENS. When they misbehave just crack the old whip. PATRICIA KILBOURN leaves her ring size four to HAROLD REFICI. Now Joey, if you could have ordered a size four just think how much money you could have used for something else. JO ANN KING leaves a flashlight and that wonderful resort town of Wanakena to LINDA SHARPSTENE. Those roads are awfully dark. BARBARA LALONDE leaves thoughts about that cer- tain someone” to KATHLEEN ADAMS and MARY THORNTON. Only that certain someone” had better be somebody else. MARGARET LASH leaves her quietness to HAROLD JEROME. Jeepers, Hally, you needed something. FRED LASHER leaves his secret for curly hair to DAN TOWNE. Fred says Toni is best. BARBARA MALLETTE leaves her apron from Death Takes a Holiday to JOHN GAMMON. We always knew you looked cute in frills and lace, John. STEWART McCULLOUCH leaves his excellent photog- raphy to SANDY SHATRAW. Bud, did you have to make Bruce run into that big rock? DAVID MUDGETT leaves his persuasive methods to CECELIA CASTOGNOZZI AND DALE DEGOUFF. Just roll your eyes and Idok innocent. ESTELLA PEABODY leaves her curly red hair to GARY WINCH. Do you eat enough carrots, Gary? FRANCES PETERSON leaves her locker” to anybody who dares occupy it. Surprises turn up all the time, huh Fran. ALYCE ROBERTSON leaves chemistry behind. She’d really like to bury it. JAMES RHODE leaves his night (daytime, too) license to FAY PIKE. Now the walk from Fine won’t be so far, Faye. DOUGLAS ROWAND leaves his midnight wanderings in the middle of the winter to DONNA PERRY. Only Donna, he doesn’t go quite so far as Canton. KEITH ROWAND leaves his curly golden locks to ROXI ARNOLD. Looks like they both need help. Hey, Miss Clairol. ROBERT SANTIMAW leaves his title of Prince Sirki of Vitalb Alexandria to BRUCE CAMPBELL. Ever won- der what you’d look like in red hair, Bruce. KAREN SCHUYLER leaves her Giggle Pills” to BOB SNIDER. Use them wisely Bob, not in released time. LENA STOWELL leaves her shyness to ROBERT BEBEE. Well, gosh, but, well, gee. SALLY TEBO leaves her typewriter to RICHARD DOWLING. Richard you must type more than two words an hour. HAROLD TERRY leaves that sly fearless look to LARRY FOLSOM. Come on Larry grow a little. MARVIN TERRY leaves his great career in soccer to anybody in Mrs. Mead’s 7 th gym class. ALLEN THORNTON leaves his groggy look due to long week-ends to RITA GOODROW. Wqke up Rita. LINDA TITUS regretfully leaves a certain white hat with a black stripe in Mrs. DeVol’s office. In about 50 years, you might have one like it, Lindy. GLENNA TUBBS leaves her clarinet to JACK BILL- INGS. GEE Jack now you can do what you’ve- Always wanted, be first clarinet in Lawrence Welks Band. JUDY WENDT leaves the display board by the library to Mrs. Winch. Now it’s your turn. DOUGLAS WIGGINS leaves the great art of paper wad shooting to CAROL BARTLETT and CORINA MOOTE. Now, Corky, when Leland starts misbehaving, let him have it. DONALD WRIGHT just leaves cause he hasn’t got anything left to leave anybody. RANDY GORE leaves his pipe to PAT AKEY. You say Cherry Blend is best, eh Randy? ROBERT LAROSE leaves Mrs. DeVol’s office to who- ever gets it. Good luck. BETH CAMPBELL leaves her seat by the acquarium in 211 to ALFRED SHEARD. Do you like goldfish, Al? MICHAEL REYNOLDS leaves, if he can, and takes everything he owns. Also in order to make a class will at C.F.C.S. complete, we elect BRENDA SLATE to leave the Ranger School and all of its inhabitants to SANDY HAMELE. Oh, you already know about it? Good luck. EUNICE MOOTE leaves her role of Alda in the Senior Play to FRANKLIN LAPLANTE. I don’t know if that lady dress is your type Frank. GARY WARD leaves his athletic ability to JOE BOUCHER and JON LOWELL. Pick up your feet and let’s go boys. Class Prophecy TIME: A warm, summer afternoon in July, 1975. PLACE: Clifton-Fine Central School cafeteria. OCCASION: Reunion of the Class of 1965. Sound like fun? Let’s peek in and see what’s going on! ROGER ADAMS, who always appeared to be the quiet type, is now a great Rock and Roll Singer. His latest hit is, From the Halls of Good Old C.F.C., to the Shining Shores of Tripoli”. BRUCE AMO is now a girls’ Driver Education Instructor. His favorite task is showing the girls the correct way to PARK”. RICHARD BAKER, because of his efficiency in mathe- matics, gained through his concentrated efforts at the Clarkson Enrichment Course, is now top man counting jelly beans for Mr. Colton. MARY ELLEN BASSETTE, now finished with her prac- tical nursing course, has opened an all athletic male clinic in Newton Falls. MARY BOOTH, who had wanted to become a nurse, lost so many patients during her training that she decided to become a taxidermist”. LINDA BROWN, who just loved those chemistry labs, is now assistant to Albert Schweitzer. PETER BULLOCK is now a famous chef. He is known the world over as Butterfingers Pete”. EARL BUSH is now training elephants for Ringling Brothers. It doesn’t pay much, but he says it’s very rewarding work. BETH CAMPBELL has now taken over the soup manu- facturing business. See Mrs. Padgett, you did teach her something! MARY JANE CLYDE, with her varied talents in home- making, is now the proud mother and owner of five children, three frogs, two salamanders and four snakes. CLARENCE CURRIER is now the proud owner of the Star Lake Dry Cleaners, and I hear he is really getting the business. HAROLD DELAIR has now topped Webster in the production of dictionaries. By the way Harold, what are tintinabulations”. JON EVANS is now running for Presidency and is desperately trying to break Gold water’s record. 20 RICHARD FOLEY, with his sly suave manner is now an accountant, and is lost among many figures, especially his secretaries. WILLIAM FULLER, our famous chain smoker, has in- vented a cigarette which you can smoke steadily for 24 hours. Bill says there is a slight problem with the length of the cigarette though. REGINE GEBO and KEITH ROW AND are now famous Folk Singers. Regine says, You take the high notes, Keith, and I’ll take the low”. RUTH ANN GOLDEN is now editor of the New York Times. She has been in the dumps for over a week and keeps calling for someone by the name of Mrs. Climen- son. I wonder why??? RANDY GORE has gone West to join the Beverly Hill Billies. Boy, that rheumatiz medicine sure hits the spot, huh Randy? GARY HESS has taken up ballet as a favorite pasttime. We always knew that he was graceful! Up on your toes, Gary, now 1, 2, 3, and 1, 2, 3. LINDA HITTLE, now the famed beautician of Fine, New York, says there are really only two advantages in her business—once in a while you get a nice looking man to give a manicure and she finds the Miss Clairol much cheaper than it was when she used it in high school. JANET HODGKISS is now president of the Board of Education at Clifton-Fine Central School. We understand she has abolished all rulings against smoking and has remodeled the bathrooms into lounges. CHERYL JARVIS is now in business growing lima beans. She has also re-recorded the old song, Beans in My Ears”. RAYMOND KEITH has now reformed and is the official Kool Aid Kid”. LUCEILLE KELLEY, that vibrant cheerleading manager, is now manager of the New York Mets. She says they make very good cheerleaders. PATRICIA KILBOURN has joined the Womens Army Corps, and was made sergeant! Hup 2, 3, 4. Hup 2, 3, 4! JOANN KING is- now an excellent secretary. She can type 30 words a minute with only twenty-eight errors. BARBARA LALONDE, a famous author, never ends her books, she just leaves people hanging. Mr. Austin writes post scripts for her. NICK LAROSE is official taster for the Home Ec. De- partment at C.F.C. How’s that cookie, Nick? MARGARET LASH, we are happy to say, was the first woman on the moon. When she was asked how she accomplished this feat, she. answered, It was simple, there were twelve men with me and when the rocket stalled, I made them get out and push!” RED LASHER is now number one dog-catcher for New York City. He found dogs not quite as complicated as the city chicks”. BARBARA MALLETTE is quite the woman of the cen- tury. Believe it or not, she turned Fine into a thrilling city. How?? She put the gas in the radiator of her car and discovered oil — in her gas tank. 1 EWART McCULLOUCH is now a bus driver in Star ake. Now at last, he can run over the fire hydrants, instead of into them. EUNICE MOOTE is writing her memoirs. Although she is rather young for this, she has had many experiences at C.F.C.S., wild or otherwise, to write about. DAVID MUDGETT, whose life ambition was to be a bachelor, is now facing charges as a bigamist. ESTELLA PEABODY is now the proud owner of Mer- chants. They say she can a real stiff glass of coke now and then. RICHARD PEABODY is now a world famous minister, especially since he changed the laws slightly to fit his needs. FRANCES PETERSON is now selling kisses at a side show in the Gouverneur Fair. Rumor has it that she got her experience from the Senior Play. MICHAEL REYNOLD is now a famous American His- tory teacher with Carl Colton Jr. as his star pupil. And to think they said, It couldn’t be done”. ALYCE ROBERTSON, our famous vocalist, has just re- corded another million dollar seller. The title? I Wanna Hold My Ranger’s Hand”. JAMES ROHDE is now employed by Sunshine Card Company. He made such a mess of the records when he was a senior that they decided the only way to break even was to get him on their side. DOUGLAS ROW AND has just published a new book entitled, She Shot Me Down When She Stood Me Up”. ROBERT SANTIMAW is now an execellent driver. His invention of the S” turn while backing up in Driver Ed one day has since gained him world fame. KAREN SCHUYLER, that famous nurse, has invented a new kind of stethoscope. This is very unique since it tells her exactly what her patients heart is saying, espe- cially her boyfriend. BRENDA SLATE is still unattached and is Dean of the Ranger School. Only men over 28 are admitted now. LENA STOWELL has become a judo expert and is also employed at the Ranger School. She protects Brenda from those wild and wooley rangers. SALLY TEBO has started a nationwide fan club for her favorite personality, Mr. Minarcik. HAROLD TERRY has formulated a new type of pesti- cide. You’ll remember he was always a pest at C.F.C.S. MARVIN TERRY is the top taxi driver for the area. He says that in just a few more weeks he will be able to trade in his famed Ford. ALLEN THORNTON is now official judge at the Miss America Pageant. It seems that the girls have gone from one piece bathing suits to bikinis. LINDA TITUS is the Mother of the Year. Her secret to success'is stuff your ears with cotton and let ’em rip”. GLENNA TUBBS is now working with the famous Doctor Kildare in an all men’s hospital; I hear. GARY WARD is now a famous author. His best known book is entitled, 500 Ways to Crib on an Exam. I don’t know where he got his information. JUDY WENDT, the studious member of our class, is now associate American History teacher with Mr. Colton. DOUGLAS WIGGINS has joined the Navaho Indians and is really murdering the language. DONALD WRIGHT is still driving for the senior class bake sales at Clifton-Fine. He simply goes wild every time a lady in a filmy, pink negligee answers the door. 21 . .serious study, .. .grueling toil, . . .unbelievable sacrifice .. .and a willingness to peacefully settle all disputes. CAST Barbara MaUette Donald Wright Keith Rowand Eunice Moote Regine Gebo 'Judy Wendt Harold DeLair Mary Ellen Bassette Jon Evans Stewart McCulloch Frances Peterson Robert Santimaw James Rhode Robert LaRose 22 [t H : Hz M r 1 ■ ! s- £ :-V:; : tA mjifdtC M f d d M od mm f� Mm $ « m n§ ) '¥ « ■ � j4 9 yg 4 A , s n 4 � - f 11� � % 4 � . fJ 5llfr%s ''S� i � � jfiatJk m � • ' Vi v «W ««4 � � +44t - V£ j • p - i « U C ®SS0( Jk . Jt FIRST ROW: Mr. Faubert, S. Gebo, S. Rixon, D. Perry, D. Shank, M. Mazuroski, C. Castagnozzi, W. Hooven, W. Small. SECOND ROW: J. Brown, K. LaPlante, J. Grenier, J.tGish, J. Adams, M. Shene, S. Hamele, R. Goodrow, F. Pike. THIRD ROW: R. Peabody, S. Reed, J. Gammon, R. Dowling, F. LaPlante, R. Bebee, R. Eibert, W. Todd, T. Smith. Absent: E. Moote. FIRST ROW: Mr. Austin, C. Bartlett, S. Shatraw, P. Akey, D. Mudgett, C. Moote, R. Arnold, S. Stowell, K. Pohl, L. Sutherland. SECOND ROW: R. Stowell, D. Whitmore, A. Sheard, M. Andrikut, D. Towne, R. Snider, T. Hanley, G. Winch, J. Lowell. THIRD ROW: M. Thornton, K. Adams, C. Ward, B. Slate, T. Davey, C. Daniels, J. Stevens, L. VanHouse, L. Sharpstene. FOURTH ROW: P. Boyd, B. Campbell, J. Billings, S. Burns, D. Hodge, H. Jerome, L. Folsom, J. Boucher, D. DeGouff, J. Beaulieu. Absent: M. Refeci, B. Campbell, M. Reynolds. 24 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Burns, C. Jenks, V. McKenney, J. King, O. Keith, L. Currier, D. Dafoe, C. Witters, N. Sullivan. SECOND ROW: D. Hawley, K. Myers, D. Campbell, G. Leonard, E. Akey, ivl Adams, J. Premo, W. Hayes, S. Fraser. THIRD ROW: J. Bero, C. Marsh, G. Kerr, E. Kinney, L Cole, G. Taylor, K. Barnard, R. Simmons, F. King. ABSENT: D. Foley, F. Provost, K. Bullock, D. Burke. FIRST ROW: Mr. Colton, S. King, D. Kerr, S. Trombley, P. Jones, K. Parvese, J. Thomas. SECOND ROW: C. Bullock, D. McBroom, N. Rhode, L. LaDuc, B. Taylor, M. Santimaw, S. Gotham. THIRD ROW: G. Kelly, R. Rice, D. Terry, R. Swain, D. Kerr, G. Philips, D. Rowand, A. Le Gault, B. Kerr. ABSENT: Mr. Minarcik has replaced Mr. Colton. FIRS ROW: Miss Watson, L. Ripley, P. Small, V. Senter, R. Humble, C. Mcaleese, N. Shene, L°hl, B. Bartlett. SECOND ROW: C. Babbitt, S. Golden, R. Dowling, S. Smeby, L. Gore, p.‘ j . Brown, R. Kerr, D. Mallette, R. Smith. THIRD ROW: R. Snider, M. Peterson, H. ickering, J. Terry, P. Shene, H. Shene, J. Hooven, S. Daniels, M. Wright. ABSENT: E. Austin. L. J. CHELLIS OPTICIANS, INC. Arcade Entrance Watertown, N.Y. KERR BROS. SALES SERVICE Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep Star Lake, N.Y. 25 FIRST ROW: Mr. Paquin, E. Gotham, J. Jeffries, G. Adams, G. Martin, E. Baxter, A. Phillip, L. Simmons. SECOND ROW: H. Wat- son, J. Thivierge, S. Reynolds, J. Durham, D. McBroom, J. Ripley, E. Lashua, G. Terry, K. Foley. THIRD ROW: C. J. Folsom, D. Schuyler, C. Mallette, J. Pike, L. Beckman, J. Shene, D. Thornton, S. Foster, D. McEathorn, G. Wendt. Freshmen FIRST ROW: Mr. Simmons, B. Smith, M. Jeffries, R. Stowell, L. MacCue, L. Tennant, K. Kyer, S. Doran, D. Smith, Mr. Miles. SECOND ROW: D. Paro, B. Mazuroski, G. Snow, M. Decoteau, G. Watson, V. Fuller, A. Madill, M. Davey, J. Briggs, J. Shene. THIRD ROW: J. Durham, C. Riley, L. McCarthy, G. Norman, K. Boyd, B. Eshbach, R. Arnold, R. Simmons, H. Hubbard, B. Hanley, L. Slate. ABSENT: D. Campbell. 26 Compliments of the UNITED BANK Edwards, Harrisville and Star Lake Member of F.D.I.C. Compliments of NEW YORK STATE RANGER SCHOOL Wanakena, New York FIRST ROW: Mrs. Bero, P. Burr, B. Mallette, J. Hamel, C. Whitmore, D. Law, R. Pohl, D. Provost, J. Root. SECOND ROW: D. Shatraw, F. Fowler, J. Slate, G. Parvese, C. LaPlante, J. Brickey, G. Antwine, B. Frawley, M. Shene, S. LaDuc. THIRD ROW: J. Siedlecki, M. King, G. Smith, D. Ladison, S. Smith, E. Ward, J. Kerr, B. Demmon, C. Davenport, V. Jackson, C. Winch. FIRST ROW: Mr. Garbreana, E. Peabody, S. Refici, E. Davenport, S. Coffey, H. Pike, S. Saber, L. Picker- ing, S. LaPante. SECOND ROW: L. Floyd, L. VanHouse, S. McCullouch. S. Simmons, S. Golden, L. Stowell, M. Fenton, B. Camidge, D. Lanphear, S. McMullin, D. Kerr. THIRD ROW: W. Clyde, E. Sanford, R. Marsh, B. Bullock, S. Hawley, J. Rice, M. Corbine, M. Marriam, G. King, C. Titus, R. Davenport. ABSENT: L. LeRoux. n FIRST ROW: Mr. Russo, M. Pomerville, P. Sullivan, C. Tubbs, R. Adams, J. Northrop, C. Mead, J. Clark, E. Peabody, B. MacCrimman. SECOND ROW: S. Marsh, J. Kyer, J. Willette, C. Bush, C. Harvey, V. Dumas, K. Shank, B. Campbell, D. Emery, K. Yaddow. THIRD ROW: L. Fuller, C. Ladison, F. Good- row, R. Swain, R. Smith, J. Bulluck, M. Trimm, M. Pitts, W. Lalonde, G. Duchano. This Page Compliments of JONES LAUGHLIN STEEL CORPORATION 27 FIRST ROW: A. Amo, D. Fuller, C. Hitchman, M. Pierce, B. Frawly, E. Boyd, G. Austin, C. Burke, V. Gore. R. Henri, R. Whitmore. SECOND ROW: D. Ward, R. Swain, H. McEathorn, L. Adams, J. Hayes, R. LaPlante, S. Bartlett, J. Smith, D. LaPlante, L. Akey, D. Ploof. THIRD ROW: W. Gebo, G. Tulip, D. Hickok, A. McCrimman, B. Sullivan, R. J. Pomerville, D. Reil, E. Dowling, P. McBroom. ABSENT: S. | ] Taylor, S. Crary. 7th FIRST ROW: Mr. Biddle, R. LaRocque, R. Premo, C. Pomerville, C. Tebo, J. Forkey, C. Finch, L. Kerr SECOND ROW: D. Mallette, R. Walker, R. Swain, R. Boulden, W. Dowling, M. Lalonde, M. McBroom E. Dowling. THIRD ROW: P. LaPlante, M. Iaquinta, L. Wendt, D. Willette, S. Sutherland, L. Hutts, A. Dumas, G. McCormick. FIRST ROW: Mr. Miller, R. Gotham, K. Mudgett, L. Noody, M. Bullock, D. Greco, B. Billings, N. Hickok, H. Demmon, S. McKenny. SECOND ROW: R. Damon, M. O’Leary, J. Henri, C. Henri, A. Rehci, A. McBroom, N. Humble, W. Whitmore, K. Remele, K. Tulip. THIRD ROW: L. Norman, A. Harris, P. LaPlante, K. VanCour, T. Hanley, J. Ritz, T. Sanford, L. Smith, P. Foster. ABSENT: D. Bartlett, J. Rowand, M. Reed. 28 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Jarvis, T. Adams, L. Sullivan, W. Saber, P. O’Leary, C. Kerr, T. Antwine, M. Swanson. SECOND ROW: R. Rex, W. Simmons, J. Marsh, S. Price, D. Henri, G. Evans, N. Perry, B. Crane. THIRD ROW: J. Leonard, D. Patterson, J. Decoteau, L. Reed, S. Marsh, D. Peabody, N. Harmon. FOURTH ROW: H. McEathron, S. Squoir, R. Northrop, C. Smith, E. Duchano, R. Lashua. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Floyd, R. Reynolds, W. Ripley, V. Merchant, J. Corbine, D. Stowell, T. Ruger. SECOND ROW: V. Duval, J. Park, C. Ward, S. MacCue, W. Powers, B. Shatraw, A. Pierce. THIRD ROW: G. McBroom, D. Lasher, J. Dowling, E. Guile, R. Sanford, C. Kyer. FOURTH ROW: M. Crary, R. Fraser, W. Dowling, R. Murray, R. Norton. ABSENT: L. Baxter, D. Boucher, D. Allen, K. Beckman. FIRST ROW: Mr. Redmond, M. Robertson, M; Booth, J. Imel, P. McKenny, C. Sykes, S. McBroom, S. Price. SECOND ROW: S. Sullivan, P. Jerome, M. Hosmer, L. Jarvis, L. Thomas, L. Law, D. Shene. THIRD ROW: D. Mead, C. Ward, L. Daniels, R. Reil, A. Peterson, A. Arquette, K. Beckman. FOURTH ROW: D. Wayering, D. Hamele, K. Adams, W. Hubbard, D. Ritz, R. Cassell, J. Park. j 29 FIRST ROW: M. Robertson, M. Hunter, J. Rebar, B. Beckman, J. MacCue, E. Folsom, R. Saber. SECOND ROW: W. King, D. Slate, L. Hutson, D. Jeffries, J. Law, S. O’Ber, D. Pike, J. LaRocque. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Hazelton, V. Duval, J. Reynolds,'W. Frawley, D. Merriam, L. Young, B. Smith, R. Henri, T. Shene. FOURTH ROW: T. Austin, F. Iaquinta, R. LaRose, T. Brickey, W. Dunn, T. Golden, N. Santimaw, A. Padgett. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Hosmer, J. Durham, J. Durham, C. Duncan, R. Tebo, V. Dowling, S. Premo, C. Northrup, S. Brown. SECOND ROW: A. Hynes, L. Pomerville, S. Tebo, M. Gebo, M. Sullivan, L. Taylor, C. LaBounty, K. Reil. THIRD ROW: T. Murphy, T. Jones, W. Meek, T. Petrie, J. Pomerville, T. Rice, R. Waters, T. Henrie. FOURTH ROW: M. Baker, G. Ladison, G. Jenks, L. Hanley, R. Boucher, M. Lowell, D. Root. I FIRST ROW: Mr. Glenn, D. LaDuc, S. Arquette, J. Billings, C. Bush, R. Snell, R. Golden, L. Hitchman. SECOND ROW: L. Hayes, T. Wendt, K. Janack, A. Tulip, D. Taylor, L. Snow, L. Peabody. THIRD ROW: V. Shene, D. McEathron, P. McCormick, D. Crane, D. Kerr, A. Austin, L. Anderson, C. Marsh, C. Witters. FOURTH ROW: A. Dowling, J. Rowand, C. Hooven, W. Pollard, V. Duchano, K. Smith, K. Slate, P. Sheldon. ABSENT: L. LeRoux. 30 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Pomerville, R. Gerguson, D. Rex, M. DeLair, T. Dumas, C. Guile, J. Humble, D. Thornton, K. Reil. SECOND ROW: K. Pomerville, C. Meek, B. Young, B. Hendrick, K. Murphy, P. LaBounty, A. Ross, P. Noody. THIRD ROW: G. Adams, E. Boulden, D. Rice, M. Chatelain, R. Taylor, R. Reed, R. Reed. FOURTH ROW: P. Hanley, P. Osborne, G. McCallops, W. Vater, P. Maxwell, C. Allen, L. Silsby, R. Powers. FIRST ROW: C. Moyer, A. Tennant, J. Boula, M. Sovay, R. LaTray, C. Bomyea, J. Leroux, R. Ripley, G. Imel. SECOND ROW: K. Price, B. Frawley, K. Refici, F. Gotham, J. Bush, S. LaTray, D. Adams, R. Cook. THIRD ROW: J. Brown, C. Tiernan, D. Harris, J. Fraser, T. Koster, F. Hurd, M. Cote, T. Austin. FOURTH ROW: C! LaPlante, M. Golden, M. Hoover, G. MacAlese, B. Hubbard, H. Pohl, D. Winch. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Safford, M. Damon, J. Hutson, C. Shene, L. LaPlante, E. Harmon, C. Janack, K. LaFountain. SECOND ROW: M. Marriane, R. Shene, S. Brickey, E. Reid, N. Pickering, C. Tierman, L. Paro, V. Pollard. THIRD ROW: J. Harker, D. Sanford, J. McLear, M. Latham, W. Sullivan, J. Crary. FOURTH ROW: D. Decoteau, L. Murray, J. Pomerville, W. LaTray, G. Klock, C. Finley, K. Allen, R. Eshback. ABSENT: P. Doran, M. Castagnozzi. 31 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Thomsen, K. Hitchman, T. Rebar, K. Hamel, D. Bush, B. Finley, R. Marsh, J. Remele, I ] C. Downey. SECOND ROW: S. J. Mills, P. Pero, D. Snell, L. Law, D. Marsh, S. Page, K. Barker, R. Folsom. j ] THIRD ROW: K. LeRoux, D. Given, T. Greco, S. Marsh, B. Brickcy, D. Lawrence, R. A. Crary, B. Kerr. I j FOURTH ROW: A. Jessmer, M. MacAleese, B. Blackmer, K. Row,' D. Peabody, N. Murray, R. Brown, R. Cooper, R. Refici. FIRST ROW: M. Hynes, M. Coffey, B. Howald, L. Hickock, M. Cowles, L. Dowling, M. Davenport, B. Cooper. SECOND ROW: A. Osborne, C. Frawley, D. Marriam, G. Saber, M. Dowling, S. McCullouch, R. Thomas, W. Rohde. THIRD ROW: P. Shene, B. Cote, M. King, T. Wendt, B. Reed, T. LaPlante, J. Hunter, G. Patterson. FOURTH ROW: K. Jeffries, W. LaFrance, J. Nolan, J. Chambers, S. Squair, S. Refici, C. Kerr, M. Perry, O. Bomyea. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Peterson, R. Northrup, .P. Dumas, B. Provost, P. Sullivan, T. Akey, D. Bush, C. Mallette. SECOND ROW: D. Meek, D. Pomerville, D. Gorr, R. Boula, D. Simmons, J. Durham, D. Newtown, D. Murphy. THIRD ROW: D. Law, R. LaPlante, B. Allen, C. Allen, C. Bebee, T. Beck, R. Thornton. FOURTH ROW: C. Silsbv, J. Lalonde, R. Tebo, J. O’Leary, J. Norton, R. McCallops, P. Reed, R. Boula. ABSENT: M. Cooper, C. Provost. 32 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Nolan, R. LeBlanc, J. Hunter, J. Henrie, G. Golden, D. Chatalain, T. Carson. SECOND ROW: D. Hickey, P. LaTray, L. Bomyea, D. Hitchman, C. Witters. THIRD ROW: L. Peterson, R. Eibert, M. Langevin, F. Cary, C. Hubbard, M. Reynolds, B. VanGelder. FOURTH ROW: T. Cooper, F. Howard, T. Kerr, P. Pierce, D. Finley, K. Cooper, G. Forkey. ABSENT: T. Imel, B. Kerr, B. Shene. 2nd FIRST ROW: Mrs. Henrie, K. Wendt, G. McBroom, D. Lalonde, T. Hanley, M. Rowand, D. Baker, M. Stephens. SECOND ROW: K. Ruger, F. Silsby, J. Tulip, M. Ross, D. Jessmer, M. Root, B. Finley. THIRD ROW: M. McBroom, T. Pommerville, H. McEathern, D. Thornton, M. Beck, W. Reil, L. Durham. FOURTH ROW: J. Sullivan, R. Waters, S. Jones, R. Premo, F. Northrup, K. Maxwell, R. Clark. ABSENT: T. LaBounty, J. Newtown. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Golden, C. Tiernan, B. Stowell, R. Gotham, D. Rowe, S. Hamel, M. Harmon, S. Price. SECOND ROW: K. Pollard, T. Bomyea, J. Lawrence, R. Vanpelt, B. Cote, R. Bush, D. Hutson, K. Pierce. THIRD ROW: R. Mallette, L. McBroom, S. Kerr, J. Hoover, B. Vangelder, C. L. Decoteau, C. Mead, D. Downey, S. Goyette. FOURTH ROW: D. McCormick, B. Currier, R. Langevin, M. Padgett, C. Denesha, J. Sheldon, P. Crane. ABSENT: P. LaFountain. 33 mu FIRST ROW: Mrs. Smeby, J. LaDuc, L. Woods, J. Hodge, B. Rice, J. O’Leary, R. Northrup, L. Young. SECOND ROW: D. Castagnozzi, T. Kinney, D. Ladison, P. Woods, J. Cooper, T. Pomerville, L. Refici. THIRD ROW: D. Dowling, W. Marsh, S. Pickering, C. Russell, M. Darrah, S. Bush, C. Thomas. FOURTH ROW: J. Leroux, R. Austin, T. Harker, F. Pitts, W. Nolan, T. Dowling, M. Leroux, B. Buck. First FIRST ROW: Mrs. Durham, J. Cook, L. Durham, M. Daman, M. Paro, W. Mills, D. Cassell. SECOND ROW: R. Boula, C. Lund, S. Peabody, B. Ruger, M. Ripley, R. Waters, B. Rowe. THIRD ROW: S. Grimm, D. Snell, M. Peterson, L. Petrie, D. Hoover, K. LeBlanc, L. Chatelain, F. Law. FOURTH ROW: B. Norton, R. Dumas, L. McEathron, D. Sullivan, D. Sharpe, T. Dowling, J. LaTray. ABSENT: J. Cahill, D. Cooper. I 34 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Riley, W. Adams, K. Hanley, A. Cooper, A. Brickey, J. Boulden, J. Boula, E. Hall. SECOND ROW: N. Smithers. B. Cassell, P. Hendrick, A. Bomyea, S. Marsh, K. Fenton, T. Shank. THIRD ROW: R. Streeter, L. Stephens, C. Aldridge, L. Crary, S. Finch, C. Aldrich, J. Fraser, M. Hunter. FOURTH ROW: B. Demmon, J. Rixon, K. Pelno, V. Bowman, B. Hoag, J. Shatraw, T. Silsby. AB.SENT: P. Taylor. Grade FIRST ROW: Miss Sherman, G. Osborne, V. Greco, A. Marsh, T. Weeks, S. Antwine, D. Provost. SECOND ROW: J. Coffey, C. Ford, C. Ford, M. Noody, K. Adams, M. Tiernan, R. Sheen, L. Adams. THIRD ROW: B. Howald, D. LeRoux, D. Hickey, D. Ward, C. Martin, D. Towne, L. Tulip. FOURTH ROW: R. O’Ber, G. Allen, B. Ladison, D. Vater, D. Cahill, J. Arquette, G. Tebo, B. Howald. ABSENT: S. Golden. 35 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Miller, M. Kyer, T. Maxwell, C. Meek, B. Stowell, R. Titus, J. Cary, C. Exford, K. Tebo, R. Reid. SECOND ROW: M. Kerr, B. Smith, B. Langevin, R. Frawley, S. Jones, S. McBroom, B. Pickering, D. Durham, T. Durham, T. Mallette. THIRD ROW: K Koster, K. Reid, K. Newton, T. Russel, T. Matzell, D. Hooven, T. Kerr, R. Crane, M. Silsby, K. Camidge. ABSENT: C. Langevin. Kinder FIRST ROW: Mrs. Miller, M. Leroux, G. Downey, L. Premo, N. Lund, D. Cote, K. LaPlante, J. Schuyler, T. Martin, J. Pomerville, K. Henri. SECOND ROW: T. Patterson, D. Eibert, J. Woods, S. Cassell, W. Bullock, D. Pelno, J. Pierce, T. Sheldon, J. Marsh, W. Allen, D. LaRocque. ABSENT: S. DeLair. MICHAEL HANLEY, EARL BARTLETT Newton Falls Bowling Alley Compliments of OSWEGATCHIE LODGE No. 687 F. H. M. 36 1 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Phillips, C. Adams, P. Mallette, S. LaLonde, B. McBroom, L. Cook, L. Folsom, K. Maxwell, J. LaFountain. SECOND ROW: M. Hunter, M. Slate, R. Cowls, W. Rice, S. Campbell, A. Pelno, K. Root, S. Finly, R. Shene. THIRD ROW: T. Bassett, J. Thevierge, N. Smithers, M. Fishlock, J. Powers, S. Norton, K. Mazuroski, R. VanPelt, R. Northrup, K. Hubbard. 4 garten FIRST ROW: K. Peabody, E. Kerr, E. Gilmore, J. Chambers, A. Forkey, B. Chatelian, M. Gandhi, D. Sharpe, T. Payne, R. Rebar SECOND ROW: M. Mills, M. Hall, K. Newtown, P. Cote, P. Sovay, V. Jeffries, D. Northrup, M. Reed, E. Bognar, A. LaFrance, F Beek. ABSENT: D. Jackson. Compliments of TED’S SUN6CO STATION Star Lake, N. Y. E. A. TODD PLUMBING HEATING Star Lake, N. Y. EASTERN ELECTRIC CO. Call 848-2502 Star Lake, N. Y. GRANT KERR Insurance Agent Star Lake, N. Y. Call 848-2131 37 i -- - • - - - ’ ■ 1 —-------------- PRIZED POSSESSION FAVORITE PASTIME AMBITION Roger Adams My Guns Reading Graduate in June Bruce Amo skis car Driving sports Be a State Trooper Richard Baker fishpole Driving Rather switch than fight Mary Bassette Records Being with John Practical Nurse Mary Booth Telephone Talking Learning to parallel park Linda Brown My friends Smiling School nurse at CFCS Peter Bullock ball glove Riding in a boat Get through Physics Earl Bush good books Sleeping Get through Math 11 Beth Campbell purse contents Submarine races Be a beautician Maryjane Clyde Dave Dave Get a job Clarence Currier One girl Having a good time Do what comes naturally John Evans sailboat Having fun traveling Do What I want Harold DeLair collection of books Live a full life Richard Foley Katie Sports Go through college William Fuller cigarettes Pestering Mr. Colton What’s that? Regine Gebo Well??? Margaret’s on Sat. nite Be 6 inches taller Randy Gore Ladybug Borrowing draft cards Learn how to come out ahead Gary Hess Pink Striped gizzy plucker Making people look up to me Grow 10 inches and beat the peas out of the Green Giant Linda Hittle Comb Riinging fire alarms Drive a motorcycle Janet Hodgkiss License It’s a Genesee secret To be an educated bum Cheryl Jarvis A ring Talking to Butch Go to Canton A.T.I. Ruth Ann Golden Peanut Butter Sand- wich Being myself Be a successful teacher Raymond Keith ring Hunting Go to Ranger School Luceille Kelly Letters Travel Be myself wreck the car Patricia Kilbourn Cat Reading Become a Librarian Jo Ann King Piggy Bank Talking on the phone Live a full Life Barbara Lalonde My glasses Dancing Records Get to Heaven Robert LaRose Booze Twin Lakes Hotel Goodies, Man!! Margaret Lash Burt Kampert record Bowling Be a Beautician Fred Lasher car yoyo Seeing Linda Invent a bottomless gas tank Barbara Mallette License Acting Be smart like Gary Ward Stewart McCulloch skis Skiing Steal Mr. Colton’s Hat?? Eunice Moote radio Ringing fire alarms Get married David Mudgett Norva Dates Stay single Estella Peabody Bottle of Miss Clairol Party-time at Merchants Get through Am. History Richard Peabody Rabbit dog Hunting Become a comedian France Peterson Rabbit’s foot Talking on the phone Be as ambitious as Marvin Terry Michael Reynolds History Class Sitting in the office None Alyce Robertson Stumpjumper Sleeping Blow up Chem. lab James Rohde Class ring Dates Be Successful Douglas Rowand My thoughts Running Be an Educated person Keith Rowand ring, Talking to girls Keep my sweet smile Robert Santimaw Bank account Loafing Success in life Karen Schuyler one zinc bath-tub Using Bathtubs Be president of Nat. Bathtub Assoc. Brenda Slate Pink Bunny Blanket Sleeping under my P.B.B. Get a new P.B.B. Lena Stowell Religion Being with Butch Love and be loved Sally Tebo Roger Writing to Roger Get married Harold Terry chain saw Playing pool Be a mechanic Marvin Terry Ford Sleeping Ambition??? Allen Thornton Churchkey Getting Shot down Learn how to Dance Linda Titus Mes Camarades Laughing Be short like Gary Hess Glenna Tubbs My health Reading Be A nurse Gary Ward Nothing Loafing Be a hobo Douglas Wiggins Car Eating Be successful Judy Wendt Dog Studying(?) in 208 Finish my History project Donald Wright License LaParr’s Be a bartender |! % ii ■ Future Nurses FUTURE NURSES This chapter, Clifton-Fine Future Nurses Club was chartered ift 1957 by the National Organization of Nursing. This year we have 36 members. The officers are Pres.: Linda Brown, V.Pres.: Sandy Hamele, Sec.: Mary Santimaw. The Clifton-Fine Hospital Auxiliary are the sponsoring organization and they have nursing scholarships available for those desiring them. FIRST ROW: E. Davenpert, R. Stowe, D. Schyler, D. King, J. King, O. Keith, G. Tubbs, C. Jenks. SECOND ROW: B. MacCuel, H. Shene, M. Santimaw, L. Brown, S. Hamele, Mrs. DeVol, A. Robertson, M. Bulluch, V. Fuller. THIRD ROW: L. Titus, M. DeCoteau, V. Senter, B. Taylor, P. Small, N. Rohde, M. Shene, G. Watson. Future Teachers FUTURE TEACHERS The F.T.A. helps the students to acquire an understanding of the schools, history and development. It also helps the students to secure information on the vocational op- portunities in the field of educa- tion. Pres.: Barbara Bartlett V.Pres.: Glen Phillips Sec.: Patsy Shene Treas.: Donald Foley Libr.: Roxi Arnold Hist.: Helen Shene Pari.: Dilys Mudgett Song: Ken Barnard S. Pohl, N. Rhode, G. Kerr, L. Sutherland, J. Pike, R. Arnold, L. Tennant, J. Beaulieu, S. Rixon, H. Shene, L. LuDuc. SECOND ROW: L. Gore, K. Barnard, A. D. Brown, B. Bartlett, V. Senter, C. Riley, P. Shene, B. LaLonde, D. Mudgett, P. Kilbourn, G. Phillips, A. Lagault. 40 Library Club FIRST ROW: D. Degouff, D. Law, A. LeGault, Mrs. Winch, R. Arnold, W. Small. SECOND ROW: P. Kilbourn, M. Lash, C. Castag- nozzi, L. Tennant, S. Gebo, J. Beaulieu. ABSENT: D. Smith, J. Wendt, J. Boucher. Oratorical-contest winners. American Legion Essay-contest Winners. Compliments of the NEWTON-FALLS HOTEL FERGUSON FUEL CO. GINSBERG S DEPARTMENT STORE CLIFTON-FINE LIONS CLUB Rhea Joe Siedlecki Oswegatchie, N. Y. Tupper Lake, New York 41 Fire Patrol ATTENTION! These are the mighty men who maintain our C02 extinguishers in case of emergency. T. Hanley, F. Lasher, F. LaPfante, D. Hodge, R. Foley, G. Phillips. Future Homemakers OFFICERS OF F.H.A. President: Faye Pike Vice-President: Sue Trombley Secretary: Sally Tebo Treasurer: Linda Sharpstene Song Leader: Beth Campbell Recreation Leader: Dora Shank Parliamentarian: Dawn McBroom Historian: Joan Thomas Over-all purpose of F.H. A. — To improve personal, family, and com- munity living, both now and in the future. FIRST ROW: L. Floyd, J. Hamel, L. Pickering, E. Moote, S. Tebo, J. Kyer, S. Stowell, M. Adams, J. Adams, K. Adams. SECOND ROW: B. McCrimman, D. Ladison, B. Campbell, F. Pike, O. Emery. THIRD ROW: S. Refici, K. Yaddow, L. Sharpstene, J. Hooven, B. Mazuroski, J. Thomas, K. Parvese, D. Campbell, C. MackAleese, C. Bullock, D. McBroom. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Padgett, S. Marsh, S. Smith, B. Campbell, K. Shank, R. Adams, H. Pike, M. Fenton, E. Peabody, G. Wendt, C. Mallette, S. Trombley, C. Babbitt, D. McEathron. 42 Senior Chorus Officers Secretary: Donna Perry The Senior Chorus sings for a fall and spring assembly, and Christmas program, Carols by Candlelight.” With the other music students, the chorus presents the annual Spring Concert. Co-Presidents: Regine Gebo Frances Peterson FIRST ROW: D. Schuyler, L. Sharpstene, R. Stowell, C. Bartlett, L. Beckman, B. Taylor, G. Tubbs, K. Mallette, J. Shene, L. LaDuc, G. Leonard, M. Santimaw, B. Smith, R. Rice, D. DeGouff, C. Riley. SECOND ROW: M. Shene, A. Robertson, V. McKinney, C. Kyer, R. Golden, S. Rixon, D. Perry, J. Gish, R. Gebo, F. Peterson, P. Small, P. Shene, S. Shatraw, J. Durham, J. Durham. THIRD ROW: C. Ward, G. Snow, L. Stowell, N. Rhode, E. Peabody, R. Arnold, B. Bartlett, N. Shene, G. Watson, C. Jarvis, J. Beaulieu, M. Bassette, L. Sutherland, R. LaRose, D. Wright, R. Simmons, D. Campbell, S. McCullouch. NOT PICTURED: R. Santimaw. Junior Chorus President: Stephen LaDuc Secretary: Sandra Golden The Junior Chorus participates in the annual Christmas Program, and the Spring Concert. They also sing for a spring assembly. FIRST ROW: L. Noody, S. McCullouch, L. Akey, M. Shene, G. Austin, C. Finch, M. Pierce, R. Gotham, V. Gorr, R. Damon, C. Henrie, H. McEathron. SECOND ROW: B. Mallette, M. Fenton, J. Root, C. Mead, G. Mc- Cormack, C. Hitchman, R. Henri, S. Sutherland, R. Swain, J. Henri, R. J. Pomerville. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Grimm, R. Adams, B. Campbell, J. Hamel, L. Floyd, J. Clark, D. Greico, L. Stowell, S. Golden, W. Gebu, B. Bullock, M. Marriam, P. LaPlante, S. LaDuc. NOT PICTURED: S. Crary. D. Bartlett, J. Rowand. 43 Senior Band FRONT ROW: R. Baker, S. Gotham, M. Santimaw, G. Leonard, H. Shene, M. Jefferies, N. Shene, J. Durham, K. Foley, R. Foley, SECOND ROW: G. Tubbs, B. Taylor, C. Tubbs, J. Durham, M. Shene, M. Marriam, R. Pohl, J. Folsom, D. Lanphere, P. Shene, L. Cole, G. Watson, G. Adams, R. Arnold, G. Phillips, D. Hodge. THIRD ROW: J. Kerr, G. Antwine, S. Pohl, D. Rowand, E. Gotham, P. Small, R. Santimaw, M. DeCoteau, R. Stowell, L. Stowell, K. Pohl, D. Mudgett. FIFTH ROW: S. Golden, D. Law, J. Brickey, S. Golden, R. Simmons, Mr. McClarin, A. Phillips, D. Hawley. Junior Band FIRST ROW: J. Rowand, J. Hayes, J. Leonard, J. Imel, L. Kerr, N. Perry, C. Kerr. SECOND ROW: D. Mead, D. Patterson, M. Hosmer, J. Billings, V. Merchant, C. Finch, V. Gore, L. Reed, R. Gotham, R. Henri, J. DeCoteau. THIRD ROW: D. Hamele, M. Robertson, D. Henri, S. Bartlette, W. Gebo, M. Powers, M. Crary, E. Guile, L. Jarvis, L. Adams, T. Peterson. FOURTH ROW: L. Wendt, M. Iquinta, J. Brickey, D. Law, T. Hanley, A. Arquette, Mr. McClarin. Pep Band FIRST ROW: H. Shene, J. Durham, M. Jefferies, J. Durham, S. Gotham, D. Mudgett, G. Phillips, E. Gotham, P. Small. SECOND ROW: J. Brickey, S. Golden, R. Santimaw. Dance Band FIRST ROW: R. Foley, B. Taylor, K. Pohl, R. Baker, S. Gotham, R. Stowell. SECOND ROW: D. Mudgett, G. Phillips, R. Arnold, D. Hodge. THIRD ROW: D. Hawley, S. Golden, S. Pohl, E. Gotham, P. Small, R. Santimaw, N. Shene. Compliments of SUNNYSIDE DAIRY Edwards, N.Y. G.A.A. The girls athletic association pro- vides an intramural sports program which includes soccer, basketball, volleyball, and softball. Girls earn points toward their letters by par- ticipating. G.A.A. teaches good sportsmanship and fair play, trains student officials, and builds leader- ship and skills. The president directs organiza- tion and plans the award picnic. The Vice-president arranges for referees, scorers, and timers. The secretary records the points earned in each sport. The publicity chair- man keeps our school informed of our activities via the school paper. Leaders Club The members of the Leaders Club help in girls physical educa- tion 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 leader- ship and be responsible to others. 46 FIRST ROW: S. Rixon, M. Santimaw, R. Arnold, N. Sullivan, L. Ripley, L. Sutherland, Mrs. Mead. SECOND ROW: G. Wendt, S. Foster, C. Mallette, J. Folsom, B. Mazuroski, L. Sharpestene. National Honor Society FIRST ROW: L. Titus, R. Gebo, D. Mudgett, S. Gebo, C. Castagnozzi, P. Boyd. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bero, faculty advisor, J. Lowell, R. Dowling, D. Rowand, R. Foley, L. Sutherland, M. Shene, L. Stowell, F. Peterson. Blue and Gold The National Honor Society was founded at Clifton Fine in 1956 to encourage and foster in all students' a desire to improve in the four ■basis’ elements of a sound educa- tion. These basic elements are Char- acter, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. For some of our students membership in the Society is a crowning achievement. For all of our students the ideals of the Na- tional Honor Society are the goals that you should constantly keep in mind as you move through high school. With these goals in mind you will achieve the best pos- sible education, the kind that will serve you through adult life. Under Editor Ruthann Golden and advisors, Mrs. Climenson and Mrs. Winch, our staff has been moving onwa-rd towards better olue and Golds. We feel rather proud as we have had several articles pub- lished in the STUDENT PRESS. This is quite an honor. We try to please and hope that we have. FIRST ROW: J. Shene, S. Golden, G. Leonard, L. LaDuke, E. Peabody, J. Gish. SECOND ROW: B. Slate, D. Perry, J. Beaulieu, M. E. Bassette, C. Jarvis, R. Golden, J. Wendt, S. Stowell, L. Kelley, S. Shatraw. THIRD ROW: G. Hess, J. Boucher, E. Climenson, D Degouff, M. Clyde, F. Peterson, M. Booth, L. Sutherland, W. Todd, L. Gore, K. Myers. ABSENT: S. Tebo. 47 Student Council President Vice President 48 Student Council in action. ytJW: FIRST ROW: Mgr. Pitts, Mgr. Gebo, R. Dowling, W. Hanley, L. Gore, D. Towne, A. D. Brown, S. McCullouch, Mgr. Hanley, M. Trim. SECOND ROW: M. Andrikut, C. Currier, D. Rowand, J. Billings, B. Amo, J. Brown, R. Snider, R. LaRose. THIRD ROW: J. Thivierge, A. Sheard, R. Dowling, R. Snider, M. Reynolds, T. Hanley. ALL STAR TEAM: R. Snider, C. Currier, J. Brown. FIRST ROW: Mgr. M. Corbine, Mgr. G. Smith, Mgr. B. Bullock. SECOND ROW: L. Cole, R. Smith, S. Smeby, J. Ripley, T. Smith, S. Golden. THIRD ROW: Mr. Russo, J. Boucher, S. Fraser, A. Ihornton, D. Rice, D. Foley, S. Hawley, B. Santimaw, D. Campbell, D. Rowand, W. Hayes, P. Bullock, E. Lashua, R. Foley. ! 50 Seniors — Sports vM ; Ip WKMMmMSm •' . ,X S • I s„ T % -s FOOTBALL: C. Currier, M. Reynolds, B. Amo, S. McCullouch, D. Rowand, R. LaRose. � 11 SOCCER: P. Bullock, R. Santimaw, R. Foley, A. Thornton. T Varsity Cheerleaders FIRST ROW: L. VanHouse, L. Titus, L. Stowell. SECOND ROW: L. Brown, S. Rixon, J. Beaulieu, F. Peterson, S. Shatraw. THIRD ROW: S. Gebo, D. Perry, Mgr., M. DeVol, L. Sharpstene. J.V. Cheerleaders V. McKenney, R. Stowell, G. Leonard, C. Mallette. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Mead, D. Kerr, S. Pohl, L. Tenannt, S. Foster, L. Kelly, Mgr. MERVIN ENO POST 1539 THE AMERICAN LEGION Benson Mines, New York 52 TOBIN’S FIRST PRIZE MEATS Finest Ever Made U. S. Government Inspected Football Cheerleaders VERNE A- WICKS Builders Supply Heating Oils, Coal Best Wishes to the Class of 1965— R. H. WITTERS PHARMACY Best wishes to the Class of ’65— CLIFTON-FINE BARGAIN HUNTER 53 KNEELING: F. King, S. Golden, D. Paro. STANDING: Mr. McDonald, R. Arnold, R. Hayes, D. Foley, K. Foley, G. Taylor, W. Hanley, L. McCarthy. 54 Varsity Basketball KNEELING: T. Smith, K. LaPlante. STANDING: B. Amo, R. LaRose, R. Snider, A. Sheard, R. Foley, P. Bullock, B. Campbell, J. Brown, A. Thorton. I With our best wishes, EMPORIUM LUMBER CO. GRIFFIN SOVAY INSURANCE AGENCY Li f e- Casualty-Fi re Star Lake, New York 55 1ST ROW: F. Folwer, B. Bullock, J. Kerr, R. Dowling, B. Fuller, R. Kerr, M. Andrikut, J. Lashua, R. Smith. 2ND ROW: H. Watson, J. Terry, G. Kelly, E. Baxter, S. Reed, G. Martin. 3RD ROW: Mr. Russo, J. Bouchie, D. Hawley, W. Clyde, R. Dowling, J. Thiverege, C. Ladison, D. Mallette, A. Brown, J. Briggs. ABSENT: R. Gore, A. MacCrimmons, R. Simmons. Wrestling 56 I think I got him? Victory Custodians ■lii IN APPRECIATION We thank our cafeteria staff for efficient services rendered during the past year, as the students and faculty have always enjoyed ... FIRST ROW: O. Golden, P. Gore, H. Arnow, F. Rixon, O. Griffin, manager. SECOND ROW: H. Peterson, M. Sawyer, M. Stevens, M. King, F. Sulongski, C. Sharpstene. ABSENT: E. Patnode, J. Peabody. Drivers We also thank our bus drivers for their willing and loyal service; driving through mud, snow, slush and tolerating noisy students. 58 FIRST ROW: M. Foley, J. Golden, M. Hawley, S. McCullouch, J. Winch. SECOND ROW: H. Schuyler, F. Thompson, S. Golden, R. Langevin, R. Noody, J. King, D. Seelye, B. Rusaw. ABSENT: V. Arnosky, F. Adams, A. Bernier, J. Golden. : 'IT”. r 5 ■««:• - � i “Somewhere In Your Heart” lilllll Illis: ...i iilililll I said SIT DOWN! They said it couldn’t be done.. .but... My but these seniors work hard... Get to the Office!!!1 Boy.. .what a night! NO!! Don’t take it! Booster List CLIFF” RICH MURRY HAWLEY BLACK RIVER PAPER CO. DECOTEAU’S GROCERY ROBERT MARY HAIRSTYLISTS A. W. COLLIN’S CORPORATION CHARLES HENRIE HERSCHEY MOTOR SALES, INC. FLETCHER’S MOTEL CORBINES MARKET