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

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1969 volume:

2 3 wm.%L 4 Her persevering service at Clifton-Fine has been hastily accepted, but yet, has gone unrewarded. She is ranked by many as the best in her field and is loyal in every sense. It has been her duty to bestow on each individual a solid foundation on which an education can be constructed. By combining the effectiveness of the golden rule with her intuitive desire to help, she has attempted to bring out the best in each individual. With this devotion in minds we have a symbol of honor for you, marking our gratitude and also your success. We, the class of 1969 do dedicate to you, Mrs. Amo, our Mountain Echo. our school board A. Peterson J. Shene J. King G Reynolds J. Rowand R. Clark ABSENT: F. Griffin, R. Clark our administration Mr. Bero Mr. Miranda Mr. Campbell 7 i . Halls without activity, desks without students, books without readers ... a place without purpose. People give life to these inanimate things which compose our environment. Without people desks collect dust, books decay, and the halls echo si- lence. People give life to ideas. We, the class- mates, the teachers, the friends and the advisors have given life to these things; yes, we have given life to the '68-'69 school year. 1969 ... what a year ... a flight around the moon ... maxi-skirts and long hair ... on the boys ... the Vietnam war ... student riots ... a new President ... Tiny Tim ... the Doors ... the Cream ... Gotta Get A Message To You ... I Started A Joke ... another Christmas ... an- other birthday ... Nineteen-hundred and sixty-nine ... it was a very good year ... the year of tne book ... a time to remember ... a time to look toward tomorrow. Our thanks to the Mountain Echo staff for this adventure in words and pictures. 9 MRS. NAGEL MR. COOPER MR. FRANK our science faculty MR. BESAW ... Diabolical? MR. RUSSO our math faculty Jr. High Math MR. MILLER Sr. High Math MRS. BURNS Sr. High Math MR. HOLLERN II ... uhhh (sigh), and I say, page ... 12 MRS. THOMSEN MRS. TAYLOR MR. PERRAULT Good Gad! What have you got on? MR. FAUBERT MISS GINGERICH Only one person to a booth, please ! 13 our language faculty MR. GARBREANA MR. SIGAS MR. PARSHLEY Now, when I was in the Army ... our social studies faculty MR. NAGEL Physical Education MR. RUSSO Physical Education MR. BACHNER Physical Education MRS. MEAD Dental Hygienist MRS. FLYNN School Nurse MRS. DeVOL Instrumental Music Woodwinds - MR. FALCONE Vocal Music MRS. GRIMM t I 16 Industrial Arts - MR. PERSSON Instrumental Music - Brass - MR. MESIC Driver Education - MR. MacDONALD wuoooooooo OOi Home Ec. MRS. FALCONE Commercial MRS. CLI- MENSON Elem. Librarian MRS. BAS- SETTE Commercial MR. POST High School Librarian MRS. WINCH Remedial Reading MRS. KERR Remedial Reading MRS. GRIF- FIN 17 19 our cafeteria staff . ! i Deadline ... layouts ... copy_____ captions ... headlines ... ads ... pictures, pictures, pictures ... Taylor- grams ... typewriters ... money, money, money. Weekends — work, work, work. Rush ... scramble ... deadlines! 20 mountain echo staff Editor-in-chief Business Manager Mike Pitts Jeff Hayes Senior Editor Sports Editor Brenda Campbell Mike Marriam Underclass Editor Judy Hamel Asst.: Valerie Gorr Layout Editor Cathy Mead Asst.: Bernard Crane Marcia Robertson Organization Editor Sandy Golden Advertising Editor Vicki Peper Asst.: Valerie Gorr Typists: Laurie Van House Barbara Frawley Gail McCormick GERALD ANTWINE PEGGY BURR EDWIN BAXTER JAMES BRICKEY ROSANNA ADAMS BRENT BULLOCK 25 FREDERICK GOODROW KATHERINE HARVEY BARBARA FRAWLEY JUDY HAMEL SANDRA GOLDEN FREDERICK FOWLER JAMES JEFFERIES VINCENT JACKSON GEORGE KING STEVEN HAWLEY DEAN KERR JOHN KERR STEPHEN LaDUC MICHAEL MARRIAM SHARON LaPLANTE MICHAEL KING WAYNE La LONDE DIANE LANPHEAR CATHERINE MEAD SHARON MARSH SUZANNE McCULLOUCH 29 30 31 LAURENE STOWELL CHARLES TITUS SUE SMITH MICHAEL TRIMM GENE SPICER CHERYL TUBBS 3 32 LAURIE VANHOUSE CHRIS WINCH KIM YADDOW JAMES WILLETTE 33 ADAMS, ROSEANNA: Rosy G.A.A. 1-4, F.H.A. 1, Leaders Club 2,4, Blue Gold 4. ANTWINE, GERALD: Jerry Basketball 1, 2, Volleyball 1,2, Solo Contest 1, Band 1. BAXTER, EDWIN: Ed Soccer 1,2, Wrestling 1-3, Sr. Play 4. BRICKEY, JAMES: Jimi” Student Coun- cil 1, Student Coun- cil Pres. 4, Sr. Band 1-4, Pep Band 1-4, Sr. Play 3,4, District Band 3,4, Dance Band 4, NYSMA Solo 3, All-State Band 4, American Legion Essay Contest Winner 3, Lab. Assistant 1,2,4, Ski Patrol 2,3,4, En- richment Program 3,4. BULLOCK, BRENT: Brent Soccer 1-4, Basketball 2, Intra- mural Sports 1-3, Stu- dent Council 1, Sr. Play 4, Rep. to Boy's State. BURR, PEGGY ANN: Peggy G.A.A. 1-4, F.T.A. 1-4, Blue Gold 4. CAMPBELL, BRENDA: B. J. ” Intramural Sports 1-4, F.H.A. 1-4, F.H.A. Pres. 4, G.A.A. 1-4, Chorus 2, Sr. Play 4, Yearbook 4, Ameri- can Legion Contest Winner 2,4. COFFEY, SHIRLEY: Shirl G.A.A. 1-4, F.T.A. 2-4. CORBINE, MICHAEL: Meatball Football 2, Wrestling 2, Soccer 3.4, Intramural Sports 1-3, Sr. Play 4. COWLES, NANCY: Nancy DUMAS, VERONICA: Ronnie Intramural Sports 1-3, Sr. Play 4. FENTON, MARYALYCE: Fently G.A.A. 1, 3, F.H.A. 1, Sr. Chorus 2,4, Jr. Class Pres. 3, Sr. Play 4. FOWLER, FRED: Fred Soccer 3, Baseball 4, Volleyball 1-4, Student Council Officer 4, Chess Club 4, Most Improvement 2, Lab Assistant 2-4, Sr. Play 4, Enrichment Program 3, Magazine Awards 2,3. FRAWLEY, BARBARA: Barb Intramural Sports 1-4, Leaders Club 1,2, Blue Gold 3.4, Yearbook 4, National Honor Society 3.4, Sr. Play 4, En- richment Program 3. GOLDEN, SANDRA: Goldie Cheerlead- ing Mgr. 2,3, Intra- mural Sports 1-4, F.T.A. 1-3, Yearbook 4, Chorus 1,2, Band 1-3, Sr. Play 4, Class Treas. 2, Enrichment Program 3,4, Drama Club 2. GOODROW, FREDDIE: Goody Basketball 1-4, Baseball 1-4, Intramural Sports 1-3, Sr. Play 4. HAMEL, JUDY: Jude Cheerleader 1- 3, G.A.A. 1-4, Chorus 1,2, Sr. Play 4, Drama Club 2, Yearbook 3,4. HARVEY, KATHY: Harve Cheerleader 2- 4, Intramural Sports 1-4, Sr. Play 4, Blue Gold 4. HAWLEY, STEVE: Digger Intramural Sports 1-4, Sr. Play 4. JACKSON, VINCENT: Ja Ke JEFFRIES, JAMES: Head Basketball 1-3, Football 2. KERR, DEAN: Peanut Soccer 1, 3,4, Basketball 1-4, Intramural Sports 1-3, Sr. Play 4. KERR, JOHN: John Soccer 1-3, Baseball 1, Chess Club 1, Sr. Play 4. KING, GEORGE: Nipper Sr. Play 4. KING, MICHAEL: Key Soccer 4, Intramural Sports 1-4, Sr. Play 4, 3rd Prize American Legion Es- say Contest 1. LA DUC, STEVE: Dukie Soccer 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Base- ball 3,4, Volleyball 2, 3, Sr. Play 4, Blue Gold 2-4, Nat. Honor Society 2. LALONDE, WAYNE: Wayne Football 2, 3, Blue Gold 1, Sr. Play 4, Chess Club 4, Shyest 4. LANPHEAR, DIANE: Phear Intramural Sports 1,3, F.T.A. 1-3. LaPLANTE, SHARON: Kissy Face F.H.A. 1-4, Sr. Play 4, Blue Gold 4. MARRIAM, MICHAEL: Mike Soccer 3,4, Yearbook 4. MARSH, SHARON: Intramural Sports 1-4, F.H.A. 1-3, Library Club 4, Blue Gold 3, Yearbook 3. 34 McCULLOUCH, SUZANNE: Suzy Cheerleader 2, 3, Intramural Sports 1-4, F.H.A. 1-4, F. T.A. 2-4, F.N.A. Vice Pres. 4, Leaders Club 1,4, Sr. Play 4, Blue Gold 4, Ameri- can Legion Essay Win- ner 2, Twirling 1. MEAD, CATHY: Cath” Cheerleader 1-4, Intramural Sports 1-4, Sr. Play 3,4, G. A.A. Officer 3, Leaders Club 1-4, Yearbook 3,4, Essay Contest Winner 3, Enrichment Program. NORTHROP, JO-ANNE: Jo-Jo Cheerleader 1-4, Intramural Sports 1- 4, G.A.A. 1-4, F.H.A. 2-4, Dramatics Club 2, Leaders Club 2, Sr. Play 4, Year- book 3, Princess 2. PARVESE, GARY: Wrestling 1-3, Volley- ball 1,2. PICKERING, LINDA: Pickle F.T.A. 1, F.H.A. 2, Sr. Play 4, Blue Gold 3. PITTS, MICHAEL: Pittsy Soccer 1,2, 4, Basketball 1,2, Volleyball 1-4, Stu- dent Council 1, Sr. Play 4, Blue Gold 2- 4, Yearbook 3,4, Editor of Yearbook 4, Prince of Hearts 1, Nat. Honor Society 2-4, Amer. Legion Essay Winner 1, French Award 1,3, Class Pres. 2, Chemistry and History Awards 3, En- richment Program 4. POHL, ROBERT: Butch Soccer 1,3, 4, Basketball 3, In- tramural Sports 1-4, Band 1-3, Chorus 2-4, Student Council 1,2. PROVOST, DEBORAH: Debbie Cheerleader 2, F.T.A. 2, Sr. Play 4, Blue Gold 4. REFICI, SANDI: Sandi Intramural Sports 1-3, F.H.A. 1,2, Leaders Club 1-3, F.T.A. 1,2, Library Club 3,4, Yearbook 3,4. ROOT, JANET: Moose Intramural Sports 1-4, F.N.A. 1-4, F.N.A. Pres. 4, F.H.A. 1-4, F.H.A. Sec. 3, Drama Club 2, Yearbook3, Prin- cess 1. SHANK, KARYL: Karyl Intramural Sports 1-3, G.A.A. 1-4, F.H.A. 1,2, F.H.A. Historian 2, Sr. Play 4. SHENE, MARGARET: Peggy G.A.A. 1-4, F.T.A. 1-4, Band 1-4, Chorus 1-4, Sr. Play 4. SIEDLECKI, JIM: Sid Football 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Base- ball 1-4, Sr. Play 4, All-Star Football 2, All-Star Baseball 3. SIMMONS, SANDY: Sandy” G.A.A. 1-4, F.T.A. 1-4, Leaders Club 2,4, Sr. Play 4, Yearbook 3. SLATE, JIM: Jim Sr. Play 4. SMITH, GARY: Smitty Soccer 1,2, Football 3,4. Sr. Play 4. SMITH, ROY: Sr. Play 4. SMITH, SUE: Sue Intramural Sports 1-4, F.H.A. 1-4. SPICER, GENE: Gene Transferred from Knox Memorial Central School. STOWELL, LAURIE: Laurie Band 1-4, Chorus 1-3, Intra- mural Sports 1-3, NYSMA 1,2, District Band 1-4. TITUS, CHARLES: Charlie Soccer 3, F.T.A. 3, Class Pres. 4, Student Coun- cil Rep. 4, Student Council Treas. 4, Sr. Play 4, American Legion Essay Winner 3. TRIMM, MIKE: Mike Football 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Base- ball 1-4, Volleyball 1-4, Class Vice Pres. 1, All-Star Baseball 2, Prince of Love and Beauty 3. TUBBS, CHERYL: Frosting G.A.A. 1-4, Band 1-4, Foreign Exchange Student 3, Sr. Play 4, Blue Gold 4, Nat. Honor Soc. 2-4. VAN HOUSE, LAURIE: Laurie G.A.A. 1-4, Leaders Club 1-2, Student Council 3, Sr. Play 4, Blue Gold 3,4, Yearbook 4, American Legion Essay Contest Winner 1, Nat. Honor Soc. 2. WILLETTE, JAMES: J. J. Wrestling 2, 3,4, Football 3, F.T.A. 1, Chorus 3, 4, Sr. Play 3,4. WINCH, CHRIS: Biter” Soccer 1-2, Football 3-4, Basket- ball 1-4, Baseball 4, Volleyball 1-4, Class Vice-Pres. 3,4, Sr. Play 4, All-Star Basketball 2,3. YADDOW, KIM: Kimbo” G.A.A. 1-2, F.H.A. 1,2,4, Sr. Play 4, Blue Gold 3. 35 We, the class of 1969, 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 school and everything concerning it, hoping it is in sat- isfactory shape for all the tomor- rows it must endure. To the Faculty, we leave. To the Juniors, we leave our senior homerooms, meeting place for instigators and organizers and the stage for many debates, argu- ments, and gossip. To the Sophomores, we leave our eager impatience. You'll find the time goes faster than you think! To the Freshmen, we leave our will power. You'll need it! To the Underclassmen, we leave a vast store of ideas which we had neither the time nor the capital to use. Fred Fowler leaves his subscrip- tion to Newsweek to Brenda Come. Laurie Stowell leaves her abili- ty to get along with anyone to Ruth Gotham. Sandra Refici leaves her skills in the library to Marie and Martha Vallier. Gary Smith wills his abilities to cut down pedestrians to Wesley Clyde. Watch those low flying mirrors, Wesley. Gene Spicer leaves his willing- ness to participate in senior activ- ities to Mark De Cora. Michael Trimm leaves his up- pers to the Good Fairy and Mike O'Leary. Laurie Van House and Barbara Frawley leave their eagerness to go with us on the senior trip to Jeff Hayes and Scott Taylor. Jim Brickey leaves his ticket to Haight-Ashbury to Julie Rowand. Cheryl TubDS wills her bi- monthly trips to the office for the employees checks to Mark Reed and Alton Dumas. Nancy Cowles leaves her long walks to school to Scott Suther-. land and Arlo Harris. George King leaves his razor with the pop-up trimmer for moustaches and sideburns to Roe Henry and Nancy Hickok. Margaret Shene leaves her quiet ways to Debbie Greco and Valeri Gorr. James Jefferies wills his check- ered-pants and striped-shirt to Cynthia Whitmore and Barb Bill- ings. Vincent Jackson bequeaths his cowlick to Elsie Ward and Edythe Peabody. Steve La Due leaves his ability at telling stories to Christine class will Hitchman. Was Mother Goose your main influence, Steve? Wayne Lalonde leaves his ac- tive night life to Lorris Smith. Linda Pickering leaves her abil- ity to lure out-of-town boyfriends to Lorraine Floyd. Gerald Antwine wills his abili- ty to get along with girls to John Bullock. Mike Corbine leaves his eating ability to Mike Bullard. Michael Pitts, our famous mathematician, wills his ability in math to Viola Fuller. Chris Winch bequeaths his mag- nificent profile and his unique rambling amble to Dorothy Ward. Good luck on the football field, Dorothy. Sharon La Plante leaves' her Monday morning hang-overs to Cathy Finch ana Lynne Noody. Sandra Simmons gives her abil- ity to run into snowbanks to Hope Demmon. Dean Kerr leaves his curly hair to John Henri. A bobby pin helps during basketball season, John. Charles Titus wills his ability to get along with our principal to Gary Duchano and Charles Daven- port. Kim Yaddow leaves her one and only giggle to Brenda Frawley. Jim Siedlechi leaves his ath- letic ability to Lewis Adams. Shirley Coffey leaves her abil- ity to go unnoticed in classes to Helen Burke. Brent Bullock leaves his at- tempts at running the movie pro- jector to Steve Bartlett. Jo-Anne Northrup leaves her blonde hair to Sandra McKenny and Vicki Peper. Michael Marriam leaves his wonderful and quiet history class with Mr. Colton to Robert Whit- more. Stock up on your argu- ments, Robert! James Willette wills his favor- ite book, How to Annoy Teach- ers Just by Your Looks to Maurice Iquinta. Sandi Golden leaves her tech- nique for trapping chaperones to Debbie Bartlett. Everybody run! Janet Root leaves her uniquely sorted Christmas cards to Keenan Remele and Harold McEathron. Judy Hamel leaves her Cross Your Heart” to Marlys Bullock. It will make you suddenly shaplier. Diane Lanphear leaves her much traveled route from Cranber- ry Lake to the N. Y. S. R. S. to Gail McCormick. Keep the path warm, Gail. Suzanne McCullouch leaves her free periods in the nurse’s office to Bruce Sullivan. Roseanna Adams wills her abil- ity to giggle, become hot, red and obviously embarrassed to Bill Gebo. Debbie Provost leaves her friendly smile to Judy Forkey. Does it work on the Rangers, Deb? Sharon Marsh leaves her ability to fit as many as possible, or nec- essary, into a stall to Elaine Pea- body. Maryalyce Fenton wills those borrowed draft cards to Mary Pierce. Anyplace'will accept them Mary. Fred Goodrow wills his tech- niques to keep out of the clutches of females to R. J. Pommerville. Peggy Burr leaves her ability to skip school and get legal excuses to Roy Damon. Mike King leaves his ultra- brite smile for sex appeal to Lloyd Norman. Ed Baxter gives his worn-out moccasins to Linda Kerr. Beware of fallen arches! John Kerr leaves his arguing abilities to Loyst Hutt. Roy Smith leaves his deep si- lence to Sue Crary and Paul La Plante. Katherine Harvey wills her abil- ity to write and pass notes in var- ious classes to Colleen Pommer- ville and Joan Jackson. Gary Parvese leaves his wide smile to Bert Demmon and James Rice. It makes people wonder what you've been up to! Sue Smith leaves her sewing ability to Alvin McBroome ana Michael Lalonde. Every stitch counts, boys! Brenda Campbell leaves her locker” to anybody who dares oc- cupy it. Surprises turn up all the time, huh B. J. ? James Slate leaves his curls to Marsha Pommerville and Carol Tebo. Now you won't have to wor- ry about those nightly sets, girls. Robert Pohl leaves his most flat- tering freckles along with his abil- ity to grow sideburns to Chris Hen- rie ana Leonard Wendt. They kind a grow on ya! Veronica Dumas leaves her note-writing ability to Norman Humble ana Wendall Dowling. Shorthand helps, boys! Karyl Shank leaves her once-a- year day off from school for hunt- ing to Alan Refici and Daniel Reil. Watch out what you’re hunting, boys. Cathy Mead wills her gymnas- tic ability to Lynn Akey and Ber- nice MacCrimman. What would this class be if Steve Hawley didn't leave his abil- ity to snow teachers with a few well-chosen words to Terry Hanley? class prophecy It is the year 1989. All the members of the class of ’69 are gathered in the cafeteria for their alumni banquet. Let's find out what each has been doing since graduation. SHARON LA PLANTE is now the sole proprietor of Chappies. Are you finding any difficulty making a profit, Sharon? DIANE LANPHEAR is a private secretary for Ayds Reducing Candies, Inc. She tells us you can't lose weight by eating them all at once. SANDRA REFICI has married into royalty. She and her husband, chief Saud, live on his island in the Antarctic Ocean. LAURIE VAN HOUSE, because of her ability to get others to work while she watches, and her ability to answer questions (always correctly) - is a school teacher. GARY SMITH has been awarded the safe driving trophy by the International Trucking Company. He told us that you just have to watch those side mirrors. JO ANNE NORTHROP, our blonde class flirt, has dyed her hair red to see if redheads have more fun. Is your experiment working, Jo? MICHAEL KING is now the vice-president to Newton Falls Paper Mill, when he isn't at Chappies still celebrating his graduation from High School. JANET ROOT, who wanted to become a nurse, lost so many patients during her training that she decided to fly to the moon and become a cheese taster. You say it’s Cheddar, right, Moose? STEPHEN LaDUC is now a world famous opera singer. He says the high notes are quite difficult, but he can make them. NANCY COWLES is the familiar voice we hear Monday thru Friday, from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. She says you have to be educated to educate. MARYALYCE FENTON sent us a note from prison. She says she’s there on a bigamy charge be- cause she couldn't choose among her many suitors, so she married them all. CHRIS WINCH is now in television, working on Green Acres as the famous Mr. Kimble, He says, It's a nice‘day for the banquet. Well, not really, but it could be. SUZANNE McCULLOUCH owns an exclusive beauty shop. She is now a famous hair stylist, and is a living example of her work. KIM YADDOW is a designer of crossword puzzles, magazine covers, and necktie patterns in Pittsburgh. EDWIN BAXTER surprised us all and got married the day after graduation. Ed told us he now has 13 kids. You know, don't you Ed, that 13 is an unlucky number? LAURIE STOWELL, because of her interest in everyone else, is a star reporter for the Tribune Press in Gouvemeur. CATHY MEAD is still unattached and is the director of the Ranger School. She says she's get- ting along quite well with the famous Wanakena Warbler. SHIRLEY COFFEY is busy with a fan club, which she started right after graduation, for her favorite personality - Mrs. Burns. SANDRA GOLDEN is now head sweeper at Golden's Hardware. She acquired her position be- cause of her reliability. JIM SIEDLECKI is now a ski instructor at the Clifton-Fine Lions Club Ski Tow. He says he still has some difficulty keeping the sno-mobiles off the slope. LINDA PICKERING has gone to Germany to visit all her relatives. She says she has been very successful over there. A survey of hers shows that the boys outnumber the girls 3 to 1. MARGARET SHENE is now the head clarinet player in the Lawrence Welk Band. She says she's still not used to those champagne bubbles. BARBARA FRAWLEY is now the Commercial teacher at CFCS. She told us she chose the business Erofession because she always got high marks in her usiness subjects in high school. CHARLES TITUS is now the owner of the Pine Cone. They say he downs a real stiff glass of lem- on and coke now and then. JUDY HAMEL, due to past experience, drives a bus from the Ranger School to Star Lake on Sat- urday nights. Unfortunately, the bus is very old and frequently breaks down on the back roads, huh, Judy. WAYNE LALONDE, who gave us all the im- pression that he was quiet and shy, has been married and divorced twice. He says it's those quiet types that you have to watch out for. CHERYL TUBBS cooks all the church suppers in Oswegatchie. She tells us she doesn't mind the cooking, it's the clean-up she hates. DEAN KERR now takes a leading role in a soap opera. If you want to turn him on, tune in Channel 71 Saturday nights. FRED FOWLER is now head mattress tester for S.A.S. Mattresses Inc. He claims that mattresses are getting bigger and better. SUE SMITH is now a food tester for Funny Foods Inc. She acquired this position because of her book on Peculiar Eating Habits. ROBERT POHL has achieved great success with his two most gifted features - his swingin' voice and swivel hips. He's now in a rock group called the Intolerables. ROSEANNA ADAMS has just published a book on 101 Ways to Catch a Ranger. ' Experience is the best teacher, right, Rosy? ROY SMITH is now the owner of Scorpian Sno- mobiles, Roy said h§ was having a hard time sell- ing them Decause it’s hard to sell a product that you don't believe in. GEORGE KING is head janitor at the New York State Ranger School in Wanakena. Bulletin!! The Ranger School will be closed this week because of the lack of heat and water. JAMES JEFFERIES is now a designer for men's clothes in New York City. His combinations of stripes and checks are finally in fashion. MICHAEL PITTS finally made it through en- gineering school. He said it was a rough road, but it was worth it because his plans for irrigating the moon are finally a reality. (Cont'd Page 104) vocational education a.m. ROW 1: P. Bullock, B. Sullivan, R. Christian, R. McCallops. ROW 2: D. Fuller, B. Billings, J. Forkey, C. Smith, P. LaPlante. ROW 3: A. McBroom, S. Crary, S. Coffey, B. Demmon, A. Harris, D. Reil. ROW 4: A. Arquett, R. Lashua, N. Cowles, A. MacCrimmins, K. Beckman, E. Dowling, A. Refici. ABSENT: E. Peabody, D. Crane, J. Jackson, R. Gotham. vocational education p.m. ROW 1: G. Parvese. ROW 2: L. Stowell, M. Fenton, G. King, A. Dumas, C. Davenport. ROW 3: J. Slate, E. Baxter, V. Jackson, J. Jeffries. G. Antwine, E. Duchano, W. Clyde, R. Smith, K. Shank. ABSENT: V. Dumas, E. Peabody, F. Holt, G. Duchano. 38 class officers President... Charles Titus Vice President ... Chris Winch Secretary ... Stephen LaDuc Treasurers ... Karyl Shank Brenda Campbell ROW 1: S. LaDuc, K. Shank. ROW 2: C. Winch, B. Campbell, C. Titus. valedictorian Laurie VanHouse 'V 4 v L salutatorian Michael Pitts 39 CLASS CLOWNS MOST RELIABLE Kim Yaddow Steve Hawley SHYEST Sue Smith Wayne LaLonde Sandy Golden Brent Bullock senior MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Margaret Shene James Brickey MOST ATHLETIC Cathy Mead Jim Siedlecki BEST LOOKING Brenda Campbell Mike Pitts superlatives BEST DRESSED BIGGEST FLIRTS Janet Root Steve LaDuc Jo-Anne Northrop Dean Kerr 41 ROW 1: Lynn Akey, M. Shene, P. Sullivan, W. Lamoreau, L. Van House, V. Dumas, S. Simmons, S. Golden. ROW 2: R. Swain, D. Law, D. LaPlante, M. Pitts, F. Goodrow, J. Kerr, V. Jackson, A. Harris. ROW 3: S. Stedman, J. Rice, P. Foster, G. Tulip, W. Gebo, M. Poirer, P. LaPlante, E. Boyd, B. Camp- bell. ROW 4: J. Hamel, S. Crary, D. Lanphear, P. Tooley, G. Moore, M. Marriam, E. Peabody, C. Tubbs, J. Willette, Miss Sherman. the class of ’69 in first grade ROW 1: R. Smith, L. Norman, P. Burr, C. Titus, M. Fenton, M. McBroom, H. Demmon, L. Stowell, D. Ward, J. Reed. ROW 2: J. Northrup, J. Clark, T. Hanley, S. LaDuc, F. Fowler, G. Powers, S. Coffey, W. Simmons, D. Kerr, B. Pohl, C. Bush. ROW 3: Mrs. Durham, P. Bullock, W. LaLonde, R. Senter, E. Ward, D. Metzler, L. Eggleston, B. Bullock, S. Bartlett. 42 “arsenic and old lace” senior play cast Mortimer Brewster - Mike Pitts Abbey Brewster - Suzanne McCullouch Martha Brewster - Maryalyce Fenton Dr. Einstein - Jim Brickey Mr. Gibbs - Mike Trimm Officer Klein - Steve Hawley Officer Brophy - Brent Bullock Lieutenant Rooney - Steve LaDuc Teddy Brewster - Fred Fowler Jonathan Brewster - Charles Titus Mr. Wetherspoon - John Kerr Elaine - Joanne Northrop Rev. Dr. Harper - Mike Marriam Directors: Mr. Perrault Mr. Pond 43 45 underclassmen ROW 1: R. Whitmore, J. Hayes, M. Reed, B. Demmon, B. Sullivan, R. Damon, L. Norman, H, McEathron. ROW 2: C. Tebo, B. MacCrimman, N. Hickok, M. Vallier, B. Billings, J. Forkey, E. Ward. ROW 3: J. Rowand, V. Peper, M. Bullock, S. Crary. ROW 4: M. LaLonde, L. Adams, S. Bart- lett, M. Iaquinta, S. Taylor, J. Rice, R. J. Pomerville, P. LaPlante, A. McBroom. ABSENT: E. Peabody, R. Gotham, M. Pomerville, G. Duchano, J. Jackson, Mr. Post. ROW 1: H. Burke, C. Henrie, M. Bullard, N. Humble, C. Finch. ROW 2: L. Floyd, L. Kerr, D. Greco, V. Gorr, R. Henri, L. Noody. ROW 3: M. O'Leary, G. McCormick, J. Henrie, K. Remele, S. Sutherland, W. Dowling, M. DeCora, Miss Gingerich. 46 ROW 1: C. Hitchman, B. Come, M, Pierce, D. Bartlett, V, Fuller, C. Fin- ley. ROW 2: C. Whitmore, C. Pomerville, B. Frawley, H. Demon, M. Val- lier, S. McKenney. ROW 3: L. Akey, A. Refici, B. Gebo, T. Hanley, L. Wendt, L. Smith, Mr. Perrault. ABSENT: J. Bullock, W. Clyde, C. Daven- port, A. Dumas, A. Harris, L. Hutt, P. McCallops, E. Peabody, D. Reil, D. Ward. 47 WASHINGTON ... ? with this kind of work!!! ROW 1: L. Daniels, C. Sykes, K. Beckman, D. Lashomb, L. Guiles. ROW 2: C. Kerr, S. Cowles, S. Marsh, D. Patterson, J. Dowling, L. Reed, E. Dowling. ROW 3: Mr. Seymour, A. Arquette, D. Mead, R. Norton, C. Ward, B. Northrup, R. Lashua, C. Kennedy. ABSENT: L. Baxter, R. Cas- sell, W. Hubbard, D. Ritz, J. Smith. ROW 1: S. Price, M. Robertson, S. McBroom. ROW 2; N. Harmon, N. Per- ry, M. Hosmer, T. Adams, V. Merchant. ROW 3: D. LaPlante, K. Beck- man, M. Crary, P. Foster, R. Fraser, A. Peterson, W. Whitmore, L. Fuller. ABSENT: Mr. Cooper. 48 ROW 1: D. Stowell, P. O'Leary, K, Mudgett, J, Leonard, D. Henri, P. Jerome. ROW 2: D. Fuller, M. Cowles, C. Kyer, S. Price, L. dos Santos, S. Sullivan, G. McBroom. ROW 3: Mr. Sigas, W. Powers, D. Willette, J. Marsh, S. Squair, H. McEathron, W. Dowling, C. Ward. ABSENT: R. Premo, A. MacCrimman, P. Bulluck. 49 ROW 1: J. Corbine, L. jarvis, G. Austin, B. Finley. ROW 2: D. Shene, V. Duval, J. DeCoteau, W. Ripley. ROW 3: J. Imel, R. Reil, B. Crane, M. Holt, D. Boucher, R. Sholette, Mr. Faubert. class of 72 ROW 1: A. Pierce, B. Smith, S. Premo, R. Henrie, A. Tulip. ROW 2: M. Sullivan, L. Hayes, B. Golden, T. Murphy, J. Billings, V. Dowling. ROW 3: V. Shene, M. Gebo, N. Santimaw, J. Durham, W. Meek, R. Reynolds, A. Dowling, A. Hynes, Mr. Parshley, L. Hanley, T. Austin, C. Smith, S. Ste- wart, R. Christian, C. Hooven, M. Baker, K. Janack, R. McCallops. ROW 1: D. Taylor, L. Taylor, L. Pomerville, T. Shene, J. Durham, M. Robertson, L. Mandigo. ROW 2: T. Antwine, C. Northrop, M. Booth, K. Slate, J. Rowe, J. Rowand, M. Swanson, K. Tulip. ROW 3: Mr. Hollern, L. Hitchman, T. Wendt, W. Frawley, R. Rex, V. Duchano, R. LaRose, B. Fisher, E. Dowling, T. Brickey, D. Root, M. Lowell, P. McKenney, A. Austin, W. Dunn, R. Murray. 50 ma w j «j ROW 1: C. Marsh, C. Bush, W. Saber, C. Austin, L. Snow, S. Brown, C. Witters, S. Sholette, C. Kennedy. ROW 2: Mrs. Taylor, J. Reynolds, R. Per- yer, T. Henrie, D. LaDuc, T. Jones, S. Tebo, M. Hunter. ROW 3: K. Smith, G. Evans, F. Iaquinta, D. Hamele, D. Wayering, T. Golden, R. Bou- cher, M. Peper, J. Pomerville, S. Ober, A. Padgett, B. Beckman. ABSENT: C. LaBounty, F. Holt. I ROW 1: M. Cote, T. Austin, R. Saber, B. Hendrick, J. Bush, D. Rex. ROW 2: P. Mills, R. Ferguson, D. Winch, K. Allen, B. Frawley, J. Crary, G. Imel, S. Holt, C. Meek. ROW 3: J. Harker, E. Boulden, K. LaFountain, M. Daman, P. McCormick, B. Hubbard, C. Finley, J. Pomerville, K. Reil, M. Marriam, Mrs. Amo. ROW 1: V. Leroux, K. Refici, P. Noody, E. Harmon, S. Brickey, M. DeLair. ROW 2: R. Reed, R. Shene, Mrs. Bero, L. Grammo, R. Thomas. ROW 3: L. Leroux, C. Taylor, L. Paro, M. Golden, D. Allen, D. Crane, P. Doran, W. King, R. Powers, D. Harris, P. Maxwell, R. Taylor, M. Sovay. ABSENT: K. Reil, R. Ripley. 52 ROW 1: D. Jeffries, K. Murphy, A. Ross, L. Peryer, R. Tebo, C. Bomyea. ROW 2: J. Humble, D, Adams, M. Chatelain, K. Price, S. Arquette, A. Tennant. ROW 3: R. Latray, T. Koster, J. Fraser, P. Osborne, G. Klock, L. Murray, L. Grammo, T. Petrie, Mr. Miller. ABSENT: D. McEathron, P. Hanley, J. Boula, F. Gotham. I ROW 1: R. Reed, D. Phelps, M. Castagnozzi, T. Lashomb, C. Janack, C. Shene, H. Pohl, Mr. Frank, W. Vater, M. Hoover, C. Finley, D. Decoteau, G. MacAleese, V. Duval. 53 class of 74 ROW 1: B. Provost, R. Marsh, J. Phelps, M. King, J. Nolan, M. Dowling, M. Davenport, E. Slayko. ROW 2: S. Squair, B. Cote, R. Crary, K. Pomer- ville, B. Brickey, P. Taylor, N. Murray, Mr. Garbreana. ROW 3: W. La France, C. Frawley, J. Remele, D. Blacklock, M. Cooper, W. LaTray, J. Norton, L. Silsby. ABSENT: B. Bush. ROW 1: R. Northrop, T. Dumas, J. Gish, R. Finley, J. Hunter. ROW 2: D. Meek, K. LeRoux, G. Patterson, T. Law, S. Mills, B. Cooper, S. McCullouch, R. Folsom, M. Coffey. ROW 3: C. Silsby, R. LaPlante, G. Adams, A. Os- borne, J. O'Leary, M. MacAleese, R. Refici, R. Hamblem, Mrs. Thomsen. 54 ROW 1: A. Cooper, D. Lawrence, P. Labounty, D. Given, D. Bush, D. Gorr. ROW 2: D. Christian, K. Hamel, B. Rhode, T. Akey, D. Newtown, L. Law. ROW 3: Mr. Nagel, P. Reed, J. Chambers, C. Bebee, D. Rice, B. Kerr, D. Scott, R. Tebo, S. Refici, B. Finley, S. Lynch, C. Downey, P. Dumas. ROW 1: S. LeTray, D. Murphy, D. Pomerville. ROW 2: T. Greco, T. Beck, K. Harker, R. Boula. ROW 3: N. Pickering, K. Peper, M. Perry, A. Jessmer, Mrs. Nagel. ABSENT: D. Cole. 55 ■ mifft’JuaiHiiiiH !■■ elementary class of 75 ROW 1: G. Saber, M. Stephens, T. Imel, K. Jeffries, S. Hill, K. Cooper, J. Lawrence. ROW 2: M. Harmon, B. Van Gelder, C. Mead, G. Golden, D. Marsh, R. Waters, K. Pierce, P. Sullivan, D. Hickey. ROW 3: P. Shene, D. Jessmer, J. Hoover, M. Ross, F. Cary, K. Blacklock, B. Currier, K. Wendt, B. Kerr, B. Cote, Mr. Redmond. ABSENT: T. La Bounty, N. Pommerville. ROW 1: E. Taylor, M. Davenport, J. Durham, C. Denesha, F. Silsby, K. Hitchman, D. Bush, D. Baker. ROW 2: S. Hamel, J. Hunter, R. Boula, K. Maxwell, L. Hickok, B. Stowell, P. Paro, C. Decoteau. ROW 3: M. Padgett, L. Dowling, J. La Londe, L. Peterson, D. Peabody, D. La Londe, R. Cooper, B. Shene, R. Langevin, D. Law, Mrs. Floyd. ABSENT: R. Gotham, B. Guiles, T. Bomyea. 58 ROW 1: D. Downey, T, Wendt, L. Durham, D. Marriam, M. Grammo, T. Cooper. ROW 2: B. VanGelder, C. Witters, S. Price, D. Chatelain, P. La Tray, J. Henrie, K. Sholette, P. LaFountain, R. Clark, M. Beck. ROW 3: Mrs. Jarvis, K. Christian, G. Mills, M. Reynolds, C. Provost, T. Hanley, M. Rowand, C. Kerr, D. Hitchman, D. Chambers, G. McBroom. 59 class of 76 ROW 1: P. Christian, P. Pierce, R. Lynch, E. Hall, C. Russell, J. Rixon, J. Le Roux. ROW 2: E. Whitney, M. Noody, M. Damon, B. Rice, R. Bush, S. Golden, H. McEathron, L. McEathron. ROW 3: Mr. Pond, F. Northrop, A. Marsh, L. Bomyea, W. Nolan, J. Arquette, D. McCormick, C. Aldrich, T. Bresette, J. Peper, B. Finley, C. Aldridge. ABSENT: R. Streeter. ROW 1: T. Pomerville, R. Northrop, S. Antwine, D. Castognozzi, G. Os- borne, T. Kerr, F. Law. ROW 2: K. Adams, P. Taylor, P. Woods, K. Fen- ton, L. Chatelain, D. Le Roux, L. Tulip, I. McCallops. ROW 3: Mrs. Hos- mer, W. Marsh, D. Dowling, J. Boulden, E. Abercrombie, P. Guiles, M. Langevin, W. Reil, T. Dowling, D. Hickey, D. Cassell, T. Holt. ABSENT: T. Kinney. 60 ROW 1: S. Whitney, R. Premo, F. Pitts, R. Eibert, L. Stephens, M. Mc- Broom, B, Norton. ROW 2: D. Mandigo, L. Durham, M. Taylor, B. Cassell, G. Christian, D. Hoover, M. Peterson, V. Greco. ROW 3: R. VanPelt, D. Finley, J. Tulip, S. Grimm, D. Fairbanks, S. Finch, M. Paro, T. Pomer- ville, D. Sharp, B. Reed, Mrs. Hazelton. ABSENT: T. Shank. ROW 1: J. Fraser, R. Thomas, M. Hunter, D. Ward, C. Martin, D. Smith, R. OBer, B. Ross. ROW 2: L. Adams, K. Hanley, N. Smithers, S. Jones, J. LaDuc, D. Phelps, J. Cooper, R. Shene. ROW 3: G. Guiles, T. Harker, M. Le Roux, M. Root, C. Hubbard, D. Vater, L. Crary, J. Coffey, L. Petrie, T. Silsby, D. Sullivan, Mrs. LaRocque. ABSENT: R. Waters. 61 class of 77 ROW 1: P. Cote, B. Demmon, L. Cook, T. Martin, M. Ripley, W. Cope- land, T. Durham, R. Boula. ROW 2: S. McBroom, D. Sharpe, E. Babbitt, T. Paterson, C. Langevin, B. Chatelain, K. Peabody, M. Reed. ROW 3: M. Kyer, T. Payne, L. Hills, V. Jeffries, A. Jackson, D. Cooper, R. Dumas, D. Pelno, J. Thiverage, S. Marsh, T. Dowling, M. Briggs, R. Sibley. ROW 4: Mr. Glenn. ABSENT: S. Come, E. Gilmore, K. Root, P. Miller. ROW 1: A. Bomyea, D. Phelps, G. Downey, J. Pomerville, K. Henrie, M. LeRoux, J. Marsh, J. LaTray. ROW 2; J. Woods, D. Jackson, S. Jones, S. LaLonde, C. Ploof, L. Premo, R. Bomyea, R. Titus, D. Cote. ROW 3: E. Bognar, L. Cassell, R. Abercrombie, D. Hickey, A. Brickey, S. Norton, D. Morehouse, T. Kerr, L. Pomerville, D. Hooven, B. Scott. ABSENT: P. So- vay, L. Wood, Mrs. Safford. 62 ROW 1: K. Hubbard, K. Frawley, R. Northrup, D. Durham, D. Hendrick, M. Hunter, J. Schuyler, W. Mills. ROW 2: S. DeLair, J. Finley, S. Peabody, C. Meek, D. LaRocque, J. Cary, N. Smithers, B. Stowell. ROW 3: M. Hall, L. Refici, W. Adams, M. Slate, C. Langevin, K. Newton, T. Carson, G. Tebo, j. Chambers, A. Cooper, J. LaFountain, D. Provost, J. Boula, K. Pel- no. ROW 4: Mrs. Pomerville. ABSENT: M. Sovie. the Christmas program 1 63 class of 78 ROW 1: T. Sholette, M. Smithers, K. Hamblen, S. Bush, T. Taylor, F. Per- yer, M. Guiles, B. Rusaw. ROW 2: D. Cassell, B. Arquette, D. Cole, M. LaDuc, T. Leclerc, R. Boula, S. Sharpstene, S. Mandigo. ROW 3: K. Koster, J. Pierce, K. Tebo, B. Refici, K. Barr, A. MacAleese, W. Blacklock, W. Bullock, K. Pryce, S. Pitts. ROW 4: Mrs. Hynes. ROW 1: M. LaFrance, R. Crary, G. Clark, D. Bebee, W. Rice, M. Woods. ROW 2: R. Durham, M. Hickey, E. Merchant, R. Cote, D. Kerr, L. Gar- breana. ROW 3: A. Smith, F. Peabody, E. Kerr, J. Mulcahy, P. Giren, R. VanPelt, D. Eibert, T. Henrie, D. Sykes. ROW 4: Mrs. Peterson. ABSENT R. LaTray, J. Murphy, A. Pelno, M. Pelno, M. Silsby, A. Smith. 64 ROW 1: S. Bassette, H. McBroom, D. Northrup, D. Wood, K. Jackson, R. Coffey, F. Beck. ROW 2: K. Hamblen, M. Reynolds, D. Hubbard, S. Sulli- van, D. Kennedy, S. Finley. ROW 3: Miss Menard, L. Provost, M. OBer, S. Murray, J. Valentine, T. Bassett, C. Aldrich, D. Northrup, M. Hanley. ABSENT: A. Hall, R. Shene, M. Silsby. ROW 1: K. Thivierge, J. LeRoux, E. Northrup, J. Pomerville, J. Boula, G. Peabody, M. Woods. ROW 2; R. Bullock, A. Demmon, L. Dendt, C. Smith, D. Bush, K. Slayko, L. Northrop, E. Briggs. ROW 3: V. Whitney, T. Meek, B. Shene, T. Taylor, B. Langevin, T. Russell, A. LaFrance, G. Hayes, T. Maxwell, V. Latremore, Mrs. Sigas. ABSENT: P. Thomas, B. Smith. 65 class of 79 ROW 1: J. Whitney, E. Pickering, J. Phelps, A. Cassel, H. Harmer, L, Wel- ling. ROW 2: S. Maxwell, S. Persson, L. Guiles, J. Peabody, B. Taylor, B. Reed, G. Martin, C. Babbitt. ROW 3: B. Langevin, D. Adams, D. Reynolds, J. Provost, G. Slate, A. Amo, M. Kerr, E. Van Gelder, T. Thomas, L. La- Fountain, J. Kerr, Mrs. Henrie. ABSENT: R. Hodge, D. Hitchman. ROW 1: D. LaRocque, T. LaFrance, T. Sharp, P. Chatelain, P. McIntosh, J. Copeland. ROW 2: L. DeGouff, P. Bomyea, A. Harker, K. Bassett, R. Adams, P. Ward, G. Sharpstein, D. Pomerville. ROW 3: S. Christain, D. Thivierge, W. Bomyea, J. Payne, S. Russell, S. Reed, D. Antwine, C. Sovie, D. Miller, L. Hall, K. LeRoux, Miss Whitmarsh. ABSENT: M. Come. 66 ROW 1: P. Kerr, S. Ploof, R. Maxwell, R. Streeter, K. Latremore, H. Coop- er, R. Langevin. ROW 2: A. Wood, B. Ross, L� Simmons, C. Denesha, D. Tulip, B. Reed, J. Boula. ROW 3: H. Capone, S. Jones, L. Greco, S. Slate, L. Kerr, M. Kerr, C. Aldridge, T. Powers, R. Jeffries, B. Mills. ABSENT: D. Vater, R. White, Mrs. Nolan. ROW 1: R. Russell, S. Hayes, R. Cole, W. Smith, P. Northrop, P. Henrie, J. Sovay. ROW 2: R. Marsh, B. Reed, T. LaFrance, D. Aldridge, R. Back, D. McBroom, J. LaBounty. ROW 3: C. Henrie, J. Slate, C. Langevin, D. Trembley, B. Frawley, A. Bullock, G. Finley, B. Barr, P. Gilmore, L. Briggs. ROW 4: Mrs. Golden. 67 ROW 1: B. Chambers, R. Tebo, J. Phelps, W. Mallette. ROW 2: R. Picker- ing, C. Martin, S. Premo, D. Trombley. ROW 3: C. Bebee, M. Rusaw, V. Russell, D. Finley, P. Marsh, T. LeRoux, Mrs. Riley, ABSENT: R. Boyd, D. Lashua, T. Root. ROW 1: M. Hall, P. Shene, D. Hodge, J. Langevin, K. Pomerville, J. Crary. ROW 2: S. Bush, A. Mills, R. Morgan, D. Boyd, A. McIntosh, N. Thomas. ROW 3: M. Reynolds, L. Seifert, R. Capone, J. DeLair, K. Harmer, T. Gram- mo, D. Cary, P. Pomerville, Mrs. Durham. ABSENT: M. Clark, L. Mac- Aleese, J. Meek, J. Pelno, J. Trombley, J. Valentine. 68 ROW 1: D. Foley, P. Slayko, S. Hendrick, J. Woods, J. Guiles, D. Peabody, B. Osborne. ROW 2: R. Burr, P. Merchant, L. Pommerville, C. Senter, E. Thomas, B. Bush, K. Chatelain, L. Meek. ROW 3: C. Hickey, D. Reed, J. Wayering, A. Cooper, D. Hall, T. Jeffries, M. Taylor, R. Holt, C. LaShomb, E. Martin, W. Hersey, Miss Sherman. class of ’80 ROW 1: J. Sibley, B. Parvese, S. Law, T. Mulcahy, R. Marsh, P. Silsby, R. Pelno, P. Beck, ROW 2: M. Koster, J. Wood, L. Saber, J. Russell, H. Back- us, J. Provost. ROW 3: T. Stevens, C. Shene, R. Waters, H. Hickey, L. Simp- son, K. LeRoux, T. Pelno, D. Hobart, L. Martin, Mrs. Smeby. ABSENT: D. Smithers, R. Adams, V. Kerr. 69 ROW 1: J. Russell, J. Maxwell, J. Boula, J. Reed, S. Harmen, R. Hitchman. ROW 2: J. Guiles, T. Burrows, E. LaFountain, D. Phelps, C. Cote, D. Crane ROW 3: Mrs. VanGelder, D. Crary, T. Adams, W. Bullock, P. Hickey, C. Trembley. ABSENT: M. Bush, P. LeRoux, D. Marsh, S. Pierce, L. Trimm. ROW 1: R. Persson, D. Rixon, L. Bullard, E. Barr, M. Walrath, D. Mallette. ROW 2: K. Finley, P. Paro, D. Cole, M. L w, L. Denesha. ROW 3: W. Woods, K. Puccini, D. Sykes, B. Henrie, D. Eibert, D. Miller, A. LeRoux, J. Provost, D. Hall, D. Cary, L. Trombley, T. Austin, Mrs. Miller. ABSENT: C. Garb- breana, D. Kerr. 70 class of ’81 ROW 1: A. Kuhn, W. Pomerville, S. Peabody, H. Rice, T. Thivierge, S. Hark- er, K. Aldridge. ROW 2: L. Watson, S. Harlbut, A. Peryer, D. Mills, K. Cary, P. Powers. ROW 3: K. DeGouff, D. Latremore, K. Boyea, R. Antwine, K. LaSiege, M. Babbitt, D. Finley, L. Russell, Mrs. Phillips. ABSENT: S. Cooper, V. Fuller, M. Northrup, L. Silsby. cranberry lake school 71 ROW 1: R. Whitney, M. Mills. ROW 2: Mrs. Morgan, S. Bush, C. Adams, J. Pow- ers, B. McBroom, S. Pickering. Are you sure that was the right move, Paul? What's that about smoking, Mr. Garbreana? organizations senior high student council junior high student council ROW 1: D. Lawrence, J. Henrie. ROW 2: Mr. Frank, J. Hark- er, Mr. Whalen. ROW 3: M. Padgett, T. Beck, B. Cote, S. Price. ROW 4: B. Hamblem, G. Patterson, P. Noody, M. Ross, C. Shene. ROW 5: L. Peterson, A. Tennant, V. Duval, P. Max- well, S. Arquette. ABSENT: T. LaBounty, R. Boula. ROW 1: D. Bartlett, D. Henri, D. Greco, J. Brie key. ROW 2: R. Golden, J. Hayes, B. Fisher, C. Titus, F. Fowler, J. Rowand. ROW 3: T. Peterson, R. LaRose, B. Crane, M. Peper, D. Patter- son, Mr. Parshley, Mr VanGelder. 74 I SEATED: R. Damon, B. Frawley, B. Fraw- ley, M. Pitts, L. Norman, L. VanHouse. STANDING: M. O'Leary, L. Adams, R. Pomerville, J. Hayes, L. Kerr, C. Tubbs, S. LaDuc, J. Rowand. Abs. W. Dowling, V. Peper. jr. high national honor society ROW 1: P. Noody, M. Castog- nozzi, P. O'Leary, A. Ross, E. Harmon. ROW 2: G. Imel, R. Golden, D. Adams, R. Reed, B. Crane, Mr. Whalen. ROW 3: M. DeLair, J. Humble, J. Leonard, R. Henrie, K. Murphy, S. Brickey, M. Robertson. ROW 4: R. LaTray, B. Finley, L. Taylor, P. Jerome, E. Boulden, H. Pohl, M. Hosmer. ROW 5: N. Santimaw, L. Reed, G. MacAleese, B. Fisher, C. Kyer, M. Golden. ROW 6: M. Hoover, T. Shene, M. Peper, M. Lowell, A. Padgett, P. Doran, J. Pomerville. Abs. M. Crary, J. Durham, W. Hubbard, C. LaBounty, D. Lashomb, A. Peterson, B. Smith. sr. high national honor society 75 boy’s state Every year the American Legion selects a stu- dent to go to Boy's State. This year Brent Bullock was chosen to represent our area. Boys from all over the state attend. It was held at the Morrisville Agricultural and Technical College in Morrisville, New York. It is set up to familiarize the youth of the state with the state government and how it works. The boys had city and county caucuses every day. They also had assemblies with guest speakers every day. We think this is educational as well as being a very worthwhile experience. This is a fine way for the future citizens to learn how to run the govern- ment when the time comes for our generation to take over. foreign exchange students Cheryl Tubbs left for Bucaramanga, Colombia on June 24. She was there for about two months and she stayed with the Trillos family. The fam - ily had two girls and one boy. While there she attended a Parochial school in the equivalent to our 11th grade. She learned a little of the lan- guage from one of her sisters who spoke a little English. She found living with the Trillos different in that they ate different foods and they ate them at different times than we do. Sylvia Vargas arrived in Oswegatchie to live with the Tubbses on October 27 from Guatemala City. She stayed for 3 months. She was 15 years old and is in the equivalent to our 10th grade now. Most of her family spoke English. Sylvia found our school year to be different from hers in that their school year starts in January and ends in October. We think that this experience can benefit the student body both socially and educationally and we hope that this program will continue. 76 ROW 1: E. Ward, J. Rowand. ROW 2: B. Frawley, C. Hitchman, D. Greco. ROW 3: W. Lalonde, M. Pomerville, S. LaDuc, K. Harvey, R. Whitmore, L. VanHouse, S. LaPlante, S. McKenney, C. Pomerville. ROW 4: M. Robertson, B. Crane, M. Pitts, R. Adams, D. Provost, Mrs. Climen- son, S. McCullouch, C. Tubbs, L. Dos Santos, M. Pierce, D. Bartlett. Abs. A. Ross, G. Mc- Cormick. library club SITTING: Mrs. Winch, M. Bullock, S. Marsh. STANDING; H. Pohl, C. Tebo, M. Vallier, S. Refici, J. Harker, N. Hickok, V. Gorr, C. Janack. Abs. S. Marsh, B. Come, V. Shene, D. Fuller. 77 ROW 1: R. Henrie, N. Perry, L. Kerr, D. Mead, A. Padgett. ROW 2: J. Rowand, J. Leonard, V. Merchant, M. Shene, C. Tubbs, N. Santimaw, J. Durham. ROW 3: J. Decoteau, J. Imel, J. Durham, R. Pomerville, B. Crane, M. Bullard, J. Hayes, D. Lanphear, C. Finch, V. Gore. ROW 4: L. Reed, J. Rowand, L. Jarvis, W. Powers, G. Antwine, M. Lowell, T. Brickey, L. Adams, R. Northrup. ROW 5: Mr. Gregory, S. Sholette, B. Fisher, J. Brickey, M. Iaquinta, R. Golden, Mr. Falcone. senior band 78 woodwinds brass I ! all state 79 percussion ROW 1: S. Lynch, D. Gorr, T. Greco, M. Castognozzi, N. Murray. ROW 2: B. Hubbard, R. Ripley, S. Bric- key, H. Pohl, D. Adams, F. Gotham, J. Humble, A. Ross, J. Hunter, K. LeRoux, D. Lawrence. ROW 3: C. Taylor, D. Jeffries, R. Marsh, W. Rohde, L. Murray, M. Coffey, G. Imel, P. Noody, K. Price, J. Pomerville, M. Hoover, R. Reed. ROW 4: R. Reed, C. Bebee, Mr. Mesic, K. Reil, W. La France, P. Maxwell. |unior band 80 I I I r Henrie, K. Sholette, r LeRoux, S. Finc , M ,C. £und, A. Marsh, B elementary bb Jk,r ki ROW 1: Mrs. Grimm, M. Hunter, M. Shene, L. Snow, W. Ripley, M. Robertson, N. Perry. ROW 2: J. Rowand, S. Price, R. Henrie, S. Price, M. Robertson, N. Santimaw. ROW 3: D. Taylor, J. Durham, M. Hosmer, S. McCullouch, C. Kerr, J. Leonard. ROW 4: M. Gebo, J. Billings, C. Tebo, D. Shene, C. Kyer, N. Harmon. ROW 5: A. Padgett, J. Root, A. Hynes, L. Pomerville, S. Brown, J. DeCoteau. ROW 6: H. Burke, C. Mead, C. Finch, M. Fenton, W. Meek, ROW 7: J. Durham, M. Bullard, D. Mead, C. LaBounty. ROW 8: R. Pohl, N. Humble, R. Pomerville, D. Kerr, B. Crane, J. Imel, ROW 9: B. Gebo, A. Peterson, S. Sutherland, M. Marriam, J. Willette. ABSENT: D. LaDuc, R. Golden, M. Crary. 82 senior chorus I ROW 1: K. Murphy, G. Patterson, K. Harker, P. Crary, G. Imel, P. Noody, A. Ross, R. Ferguson, C. Meek, J. Hunter, D. Gorr, R. Hamblen , R. Tebo, Mr. Mesic. ROW 2: J. Humble, R. Northrup, S. Brickey, F. Gotham, A. Tennant, R. Ripley, E. Harmon, D. Lawrence, D. Rex, T. Greco, M. Golden, S. McCulloch, W. La France, K. Pomerville. ROW 3: M. Hoover, N. Murray, T. Dumas, L. Murray, P. Doran, J. Pomerville, M. MacAleese, P. Taylor, K. Peper, P. Maxwell, L. Paro, B. Brickey, J. Durham. t K I |umor chorus 83 some members of ordre des palmes SEATED: j. Harker, Mr. Persson, R. Finley, L. Kerr, K. Remele. STANDING: G. MacAleese, S. McCullouch, H. Pohl. Abs. M. DeCora, P. McCallops, P. Foster, V. Duval, 'D. Jeffries. 84 ROW 1: L. Noody, V. Shene. ROW 2: W. Ripley, S. McCullouch, A. Pierce. ROW 3: D. Henri, C. Kerr. ROW 4: R. Adams, S. McKenny, C. Mead. Abs. A. Dowling, S. Simmons, J. Corbine, N. Hickok, S. Sullivan, J. Rowand. G.A.A. Recorder - C. Mead. Ass’t. Recorder - P. O’Leary. Outstanding Senior Girl Physical Education C. HARVEY 85 |t� m i«i m m ROW 1: R. Saber, S. McCullouch, D. Bartlett. ROW 2: B. Hendricks, J. Rowand, N. Perry, J. Phelps, Mr. Perrault, S. Price. ROW 3: L. Taylor, A. Pierce, V. Shene, D. Shene, M. Sullivan, C. Janack, A. Tennant, M. Cote, C. Bush, L. Mandigo, E. Harmon, S. Simmons, P. O'Leary. ROW 4; T. Shene, C. Kennedy, L. Floyd, J. Rowand, S. Coffey, M. Pierce, T. Koster, D. Greco, L. Kerr, D. McEathron, J. Durham, M. Booth, K. Refici. Abs. M. Shene, D. Stowell, B. Crane, E. Peabody, S. Holt, L. Peryer. Mmmmmi IMM ROW 1: R. Crary, D. Rex, B. Kerr, R. Northrup, B, Cooper. ROW 2: M. Marriam, J. Hunter, M. De- Lair, D. Harris, C. Meek, J. Fra- ser, K. Refici. ROW 3: B. Hen- drick, G. Patterson, B. Cote, B. Brickey, D. Lawrence, K. LeRoux, B. Provost, K. Harker. ROW 4: L. Law, M. Cowles, D. Gorr, M. Coffey, R. Tebo, F. Gotham-, J. Humble. ROW 5: P. LaBounty, T. Koster, A. Cooper, A. Tennant, B. Ripley, J. Boula, T. LaShomb, C. Janack. ROW 6: D. McEathron, P. Taylor, V. Le- Roux, T. Austin, T. Beck, M. King, S. Squair, L. Grammo. Abs. S. Mills, L. Murray, N. Murray, K. Pommerville, K. Peper. junior high i future homemakers of america ■ i ROW 1: H. Demon, L. Mandigo, M. Hunter, L. Taylor. ROW 2: S. Sholette, V. Dowling, S. McBroom, A. Tulip, D. Ward, Mrs. Fal- cone, S. Tebo, A. Padgett. ROW 3: S. Mc- Cullouch, M. Hosmer, D. Patterson, J. Root, J. Northrup, A. Dowling. ROW 4: S. Cowles, K. Yaddow, M. Vallier, T. Shene, S. Smith, M. Pomerville, N. Hickok. ROW 5: G. Aus- tin, C. Hitchman, C. Marsh, J. Dowling S. LaPlante, B. Campbell. ROW 6: C. Witters, L. Cowles, N. Harmon, J. Rowe, K. Slate, J. Billings. Abs. M. Booth, C. Marsh, D. Fuller, P. O'Leary, D. Stowell, D. Taylor, M. Vallier, V. Merchant. senior high sports St. Regis 1 - Clifton-Fine 3 Clifton-Fine 1 - Edwards 2 Harrisville 3 - Clifton-Fine 1 Clifton-Fine 1 - Knox 1 Colton 4 - Clifton-Fine 0 Clifton-Fine 1 - St. Regis 0 Edwards 2 - Clifton-Fine 2 Clifton-Fine 0 - Harrisville 3 Knox 1 - Clifton-Fine 0 Clifton-Fine 0 - Colton 3 90 shin guards ... ugh! casualties Lisbon 20 - Clifton-Fine 13 Clifton-Fine 31 - Carthage 18 Belleville 30 - Clifton-Fine 25 Clifton-Fine 19 - Heuvelton 32 Clifton-Fine 0 - Morristown 6 Parishville 19 - Clifton-Fine 7 football scores . • ' “ ■ . I V � ' -9 9 ' jr. varsity basketball scores Clifton-Fine 40 - Knox 19 Colton 28 - Clifton-Fine 19 Clifton-Fine 45 - Harrisville 19 Clifton-Fine 45 - Edwards 23 Parrishville 33 - Clifton-Fine 39 Knox 26 - Clifton-Fine 51 Clifton-Fine 27 - Colton 28 Harrisville 23 - Clifton-Fine 36 Edwards 40 - Clifton-Fine 54 92 i ' varsity basketball scores Clifton-Fine 51 - Knox 56 Colton 60 - Clifton-Fine 42 CliftCta-Fine 62 - Harrisville 46 Clifton-Fine 81 - Edwards 77 Parrishville 73 - Clifton-Fine 74 Knox 69 - Clifton-Fine 73 Clifton-Fine 58 - Colton 59 Harrisville 40 - Clifton-Fine 87 Edwards 86 - Clifton-Fine 70 93 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS C. Kerr, M. Peper, S. Sholette, M. Hosmer, R. Premo, M. Gebo, R. Henrie, D. Henri, J. Leonard, J. Cor- bine, S. Sullivan, VARSITY CHEERLEADERS J. Northrop, C. Pomerville, S. McKenney, J. DeCoteau, C. Mead, K. Harvey, M. Robert- son, W. Ripley, C. Kyer, D. Patterson, L. Noody, R. Henri. 94 wrestling scores Clifton-Fine 34 - Brushton Moria 18 Hermon DeKalb 34 - Clifton-Fine 18 Madrid Wadd. 17 - Clifton-Fine 38 Clifton-Fine 21 - Heuvelton 29 St. Mary's 17 - Clifton-Fine 40 Clifton-Fine 48 - Holy Family 8 Brushton Moira 18 - Clifton-Fine 34 Hermon DeKalb 22 - Clifton-Fine 22 Clifton-Fine 41 - Madrid Wadd. 11 Heuvelton 21 - Clifton-Fine 29 Clifton-Fine 41 - St. Mary's 11 Holy Family 11 - Clifton-Fine 43 Tournament - 2nd place 95 baseball scores Clifton-Fine 8 - Knox Clifton-Fine 5 - Parishville 1 Clifton-Fine 1 - Edwards 3 Clifton-Fine 7 - Colton 4 Clifton-Fine 2 - Harrisville 6 Clifton-Fine 3 - Knox 4 Clifton-Fine 9 - Parishville 1 Clifton-Fine 10 - Edwards 1 Clifton-Fine 7 - Harrisville 14 Clifton-Fine 2 - Colton 9 96 NEWTON FALLS PAPER MILL Good Luck To The 1969 Graduates From PADGETT’S IGA SUPER MARKET Best Wishes To The Graduates From Your Friendly Pharmacy WITTER’S PHARMACY 99 fj Compliments of ABBASS FOOD CORP. Evans Mills, N. Y. the house of quality foods Compliments of A. E. GALSTER AND SONS Watertown, N. Y. Distributors Compliments of CORBINE'S MARKET Star Lake, N. Y. Congratulations to the Class of 1969 CRANBERRY LAKE BUILDER'S SUPPLY Robert S. Hayes Congratulations to the Class of '69' DECOTEAU'S GROCERY Wanakena, N. Y. Compliments of EASTERN ELECTRIC CO. Electrical - Cooling - Heating Supplies and Installations Star Lake, N. Y. 13690 Single and Double Units - Some with Kitchenettes Open All Year FLETCHER'S MOTEL Alice Fletcher Owner and Proprietor Route 3 Oswegatchie, N. Y. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Gouverneur, N. Y. The Bank with the Time and T emperature Compliments of FOLEY HARDWARE Electrical Supplies Sporting Goods Dial 848-2813 Congratulations ! GOLDEN'S HARDWARE Main Street Star Lake, N. Y. 13690 Plumbing - Hardware Paint - Housewares Compliments of WILLIAM J. GRIFFIN AND RUDY J. SOVAY Insurance and Real Estate Star Lake, N. Y. Phone 848-2113 KERR BROS. SALES-SERVICE INC. Dodge - Chrysler Star Lake, N. Y. Compliments of LAKE VIEW HOTEL Clark MaLady - Proprietor Star Lake, N. Y. 848-9960 Compliments of ROBERTA ANN SHOP Ladies Apparel Main Street Star Lake, N. Y. 848-2833 Compliments of MAXWELL'S SHELL STATION Star Lake, N. Y. Phone 848-2382 (Ski-doo Sales and Service) Best Wishes F rom SMALL OIL CO. , INC. Cranberry Lake, N. Y. 12927 848-3625 or 848-2041 100 NEWTON FALLS HOTEL Excellent food reasonable accom- modations. A pleasant atmosphere in the heart of the Adirondacks Rhea and Joe Siedlecki, Your Host Compliments of GRECO’S DEPARTMENT STORE Compliments of TODD PLUMBING AND HEATING Building Supplies Star Lake, N. Y. 848-2529 Compliments to the Class of '69' F rom THE TOWN AND COUNTRY CLEANERS Compliments of GOUVERNEUR SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIA TION Gouverneur, N. Y, Where you Save and Borrow Does Make a Difference C ong ratulati ons to the Graduates 1969 NEW YORK STATE RANGER SCHOOL Wanakena, N. Y. Compliments of TRUDO LUMBER CO. , INC. Building Supplies Headquarters Phone 848-2415 Star Lake, N. Y. Compliments of TED'S SUNOCO STATION Star Lake, N. Y. Compliments of CRANBERRY LAKE INN Good Food Good Booze Good Beds 315-848-3301 Cranberry Lake, N. Y. 101 Compliments of fifilH EVERGREEN MOTOR LODGE - Parties - Banquets - Always a Good Time When You Call for Burner Service We're on Our Way in Minutes STAR LAKE FUELS INC. DON and MARION LaSHOMB Ph. 848-3300 - 848-9970 Cranberry Lake, New York Compliments of Compliments of COTE’S FRIENDLY SERVICE ART’S TV SHOP Towing - Open 24 Hours Car Wash Star Lake, New York 848-2824 RCA TV Whirlpool Appliances Star Lake, New York Phone 848-2467 Compliments of Compliments of WILLETTE’S PHOTO TRI-R MARKET Commercial, Portraits, and Weddings 1 Picture •= 1000 Words Meat Products Star Lake, New York Phone 848-2933 DAVE, JIM, Mgr. ALEX Newton Falls, New York 102 Compliments of Compliments of CRANBERRY LAKE SALES PINE CONE RESTAURANT SERVICE Gas - Oil - Towing - Plowing - Accessories Italian and American Food If you can't stop Pizza Our Specialty smile DON and PAT WAYERING as you go through C. PAUL GLENN, prop. Compliments of WINCHES' FUEL AND KEROSENE SERVICE Phone 848-2341 BOOSTERS Sig's Fabrics and Yarns Cooper's Diner Charles Henrie Black River Paper Co. Twin Lakes Hotel Star Lake Hotel Sophia's Beauty Shoppe Grant Kerr Fred's Radio TV Service Wright's Blue Bird Inn John W. Gore - Plowing Murry Hawley Lashua Bait and Fruit Stand Trim's Restaurant Compliments of the YEARBOOK STAFF 103 class prophecy (Continued from Page 37) GERALD ANTWINE and JAMES SLATE are pro- ducing a movie entitled Chappies After Midnight. Their hours spent there have given them a lot of material to work with. VINCENT JACKSON, now the driver of the Vo- cational bus, told he finally learned how to cope with freeze-cuts, but it's not easy to padlock every window., SHARON MARSH, after her marriage, took over her father's place and is now racing horses at Vernon Downs. Next she plans to compete in the Kentucky Derby. VERONICA DUMAS is now working for IBM, Inc. She has invented a machine that needs no wires or panels. MICHAEL CORBINE has become a millionaire since his idea for a chain of Corbine's Markets, coast to coast, formulated. GENE SPICER, another celebrity of our class, recently signed a contract to play Tarzan in a new motion picture series. KATHERINE HARVEY has repopulated the village of Conifer, since she and her husband moved there. DEBBIE PROVOST now holds the national champ- ionship title in bowling. Those nights at the New- ton Falls Recreational Center helped, Debbie told us. MICHAEL MARRIAM now lives in the back hills of Oswegatchie. He made an exception for the reunion, usually he's only seen in town twice a year - when he comes to trade in the beaver pelts he acquires. BRENT BULLOCK is the newly elected president of the Bachelors' Protective Association. He and chief assistant, JOHN KERR are really having a ball with their jobs, they say. MICHAEL TRIMM has entered a partnership with Glen Campbell. They appear every Friday night singing their favorite country and western songs. FRED GOODROW took the advice of Coach Bachner and teaches Physical education at an all girls' college. GARY PARVESE made history as the first foot- ball coach to be mistaken for the ball. He was kicked over the goal post by the team. They even got the point. JAMES WILLETTE is now head developer at Kodak. He said his father had much to do with the way his talents developed. JAMES BRICKEY, after graduating from Albany Pharmaceutical College with high honors, has returned to Star Lake and gone into partnership with Mr. Witters. We are wondering if he had anything to do with the rise in prices. STEVE HAWLEY has taken over his father's position as funeral director. The business has really expanded. Steve says his most famous slogan is, You stab 'em, we'll slab 'em. SANDRA SIMMONS is a go-go girl at Authur's in New York. She says the pay is pretty good. KARYL SHANK is the head of a debating team. She still insists we should have a smoking room in the building. At Last! We found out PEGGY BURR’S real hair color. Now we know she always dyed it. BRENDA CAMPBELL is now living m the back hills of West Virginia. She's head shotgun for the Dixon clan. TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY