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

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JOHN BILLINGS When the death of John Billings occurred we all felt a lot of grief and we were just in feeling so. But we should all realize that God had a good purpose in doing so. It was to teach us to appreciate life when we have it. So in memoriam to Jack, for such a short life, we should try to live ours to the fullest. Ik AjQjMwiOtoi JAMES TERRY There will always be pleasant recollections for all those that knew James Terry. His small stature, his jet-black hair, even the little devil on his arm blended into an attractive appearance, from which emanated a winsome personality and friendly spirit. Therefore, with mingled feelings of grief and pride, we, the class of nineteen hundred and sixty-eight give this section in memoriam tojames Terry whose life, brief in span, was well lived.

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”Do« Oui ofe , U.SA” CAST Arthur - C. Riley Father - J. Willette Mother - G. Snow Pepe - D. Schuyler Lucy Helms - J. Shene Generalissimo - J. Brickey Carlos Veleta - G. Adams Old Woman - G. Watson El Gavilan - R. Simmons Pedro - J. Willette Acacia - S. Abercrombie Isabella - A. Bognar Conchita - M. Decoteau Jorge - M. Crary Governor - G. Kelly Rosa - G. Wendt Sargento - G. Christian Sally Harper - M. Jeffries Captain Kolsky - J. Brickey Los Descalzos, Soldiers, Natives - J. Briggs C. Mead L, McCue V. Jackson M. Holt S. Bartlett J. Premo L. Tennant D. Willette D. Boucher S. Squair H. McEathron P. McCallops S. Marsh S. Smeby 22

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dm WiB We, the class of 1968, village of Star Lake, state of New York, do on this day, make, ordain, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament. To the BOARD OF EDUCATION we leave the relieving promise that we are leaving. To the FACULTY we leave a bottle of aspirins for all the headaches we have caused. To the JUNIORS we leave two boxes of Christmas cards. They’re in the file cabinet in room 203. To the SOPHOMORES we leave ambition - we knew all the ways to get out of work and we worked at these ways. To the FRESHMEN we leave all the joys and sorrows of working toward that final goal - Senior Year. To the UNDERCLASSMEN we leave all the joys of four years of high school. JAMES BRIGGS leaves'his coordination to JOANNE NORTHROP. This should help you cheer, Jo. JEANNE FOLSOM, DIANA THORNTON, SHARON FOSTER, and GAIL WATSON leave their knowledge about certain diamonds (and what goes with them) to SUE SMITH. ROSIE STOWELL leaves her ability to become involved in anything to LAURIE STOWELL. Maybe it runs in the family !!! LINDA TENNANT leaves her ability to talk her way out of anything to BRENDA CAMPBELL and KARYL SHANK. Not, that you need it, girls, but it sure helped Linda. STEPHEN MARSH leaves his meek-as-a-mouse manner to CHRIS WINCH. Well, Biter” you've got to learn to nibble like a mouse! LYNN BECKMAN and BONNIE SMITH leave those hot-times in Cranberry to DIANE LANPHEAR. We hope you’ll take up where they left off, Dee !!! DEBBIE SCHUYLER leaves her motto Good things come in small packages! ” to DEBBIE PROVOST. JEAN SHENE leaves her jobs” as editors to MIKE PITTS. Take either one you want, Mike. RICK ARNOLD and CATHY KYER leave their jobs as Senior class treasurers to SUZANNE McCULLOUCH and JAMES WILLETTE. Tell us, Rick and Cathy, were those conferences really all financial business. DARLENE SMITH leaves her talent for bleaching hair to MIKE KING. She says practice makes perfect !!! STUART SMEBY leaves his ability to get good marks in English to STEVE HAWLEY. Stuart says studying and cooperation are the keys !!! SUSAN ABERCROMBIE and WALTER REMELE leave their seats in mechanical drawing to VERONICA DUMAS and ERNIE GOTHAM. Not much drawing, but a lot of fun!