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

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1971 volume:

When you are old and gray and full of sleep, And nodding by the fire, take down this book, And slowly read and dream of the soft look Your eyes had once, and of their shadows deep; How many loved your moments of glad grace, And loved your beauty with love false or true, But one man loved the pilgrim soul in you And loved the sorrows of your changing face; And bending down beside the glowing bars, Murmur, a little sadly, how Life fled. And paced upon the mountain overhead And hid his face amid a crowd of stars. W. B. YEATS We had thought of saying thank you to her but it just didn’t seem enough for all that she’d done. Like those before her, she seems worthy of much more than anything words, written or spoken, can convey. For four years we have worked side by side producing the Mountain Echo, watching as she diligently and creatively drew together the pages of a book that many will cherish for years to come. It was her own investment ... one that seems to grow more valuable with each passing day. Until now we have not acknowledged her achievements. So, we, the staff of the 1971 Mountain Echo, dedicate to you, Mrs. Lynn Mead, our efforts, our work, our book. Guidance MR. JABLONSKI Mr. Jablonski, our guidance coun- selor, has helped many students with their individual problems. He administers our testing program and schedules our classes. Full of activity, the main office staff meets the demands of over eleven hundred students and over sixty faculty members. Secretaries Mrs. Hogan Mrs. Bigwarfe Mrs. Newtown Mrs. Hoover MR. MIRANDA our devoted principal, who in our eyes, is one of the few people who have made our school all that it is today. This is his last year at Clifton-Fine and we, the staff of the '71 Mountain Echo at this time would like to wish Mr. Miranda happiness in his retirement and best of luck in the years ahead. MR. BERO our secondary supervisor, who in the past has capably taken charge of the adult education program and the magazine subscription drive. MR. CAMPBELL our elementary supervisor, in the past has taken charge of the audio visual equipment, and is himself, a capable artist. Administration English Mrs. Burns, Mr. Hollern, Mr. Miller, Mrs. Nagel Mr. Nagel, Mr. Garbreana, Mr. Colton, Mr. Ridley, Mr. Serabian Social Studies Mrs. Persson Home Economics Science Mrs. Nagel, Mr. Frank, Mr. Besaw, Mr. Cooper, Mr. Green V r Remedial Reading Mrs. Pomerville, Mrs. Smeby Music Mr. Twyman Mrs. Twyman Mr. Persson Industrial Arts Commercial Mr. Ritchings, Mr. Pogwist Mr. Healy, Mr. Russo, Mrs. Mead Physical Education French Miss Bourdage, Mr. Meunier Mrs. Winch Miss Labell Librarians Driver Education Mr. MacDonald Bus Drivers BABE GOLDEN ROW 1: Burgess, J. Winch, S. Golden, R. Langevin, S. Golden. ROW 2: M. Hawley, F. Adams, K. Carvel, H. Schuyler, M. Foley. BILL LaTRAY EARL GEBO PERCY CHATELAIN Janitorial Staff Stew McCullouch, Merlin Foley, Fred Adams. WAYNE LAGO ■ MRS. SOVAY Art School Nurse MISS AUSTIN Dental Hygiene MISS LONGTIN Kitchen Staff ROW 1: C. Sharpstene, E. Reed, F. Sulongski, H. Arriow. ROW 2: G. Folsom, O. Golden, M. Shene, M. Sawyer, M. Stevens. Seniors I shall be telling-this with sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference FROST LEO Students Some are bom great, others achieve greatness, others have greatness thrust upon them. SHAKESPEARE willard Dowling January 14 MARCIA ROBERTSON January 20 MICHAEL O'LEARY January 23 MICHAEL HOLT January 20 AQUARIUS the water carrier January 22 - February 19 Aquarians are simple, unassuming persons. They who develop the honesty and sentiment of this sign will attain great heights. They have mild dispositions and can curb their tempers. The humanitarian urge is very apparent in the careers of scientists, poets and explorers bom under this sign. In business they do well as bargainers and buyers. They have great mechanical skill and many noted scientists and inventors are bom under this sign. AMY PIERCE January 25 STEPHEN SQUAIR February 5 WANDA RIPLEY December 28 CHARLES KENNEDY January 6 CAPRICORN the goat December 22 - January 21 This is the scholarly, intellectual sign, producing deep thinkers and philosophers. These people are calm and deliberate in method and action. They are inspired by appreciation and advancement. Opposition and criticism worry them. Self interest is strong in Capricorn, for they are used to their own way. In business they are good managers, superin- tendents, bookkeepers and accountants. They usually evidence strong literary qualifications. NANCY SUTHERLAND January 6 JEAN LEONARD January 1 PATRICIA O'LEARY January 11 SANDRA SULLIVAN March 26 DAPHNE HENRI May 1 GENEVA AUSTIN May 4 MARY PEPER WAYNE HUBBARD April 23 April 24 ARIES the ram March 21 - April 19 Persons under Aries are keen, creative and highly adaptive; but also impetuous and headstrong. They are quick to anger but calm easily. They are humerous and quick of wit; they enjoy music and entertainment. Aries people like to see things carried out without effort on their part. There is a strong ego in the Aries nature, which causes them to be visionary and idealistic, thereby rising to positions of importance and esteem. Being natural leaders Aries people do not take orders from others. In business Aries spells success. They are good salesmen and their drive is valuable in real estate, insurance, banking and other financial fields. CHERYL KYER May 5 CHARLES WARD February 22 PISCES the fish February 20 - March 20 This is the most modest and unassuming sign of the zodiac. They are unselfish, honest and cautious. Calmness is a great trait of Pisces. There is determination in the Pisces nature and it becomes stronger the more it is aroused. Pisces people are deep in their devotion to friends and causes. There is no downing their optimism, and they imbue others with the same confidence. People who depend on people bom under Pisces are fortunate in having a stalwart friend. In business, Pisces people belong with large organizations where their honesty and executive capacity can be appre- ciated. They do well in government jobs and scientific pursuits. Many of them succeed as engineers. ROBERT NORTHROP February 28 CLAUDE SYKES March 8 DAVID BOUCHER March 9 DEBRA STOWELL February 11 JUDY DOWLING March 1 TERRY ADAMS June 3 JoANNE ROWE June 5 Picture Not Available ROBERT REIL June 5 ROGER FRASER June 6 EDWARD DUCHANO June 7 GEMINI the twins May 20 - June 20 These people are popular and quick to acquire new skills. They are clever, witty and have an easy way of covering their faults. Gemini persons can drive good bargains and while they look out for themselves, they are very helpful to others. They are unconventional as well as skeptical and their foresight may suffer from ovei enthusiasm. Being bom under two lucky stars, Gemini people should make the most of it while they can because even double luck can run out and result in noth- ing. In business they are good speculators and promoters. They do well in publishing, television and transportation. As teachers, writers, artists and politicians, Gemini people have both the right attitude and aptitude. LINDA REED June 8 DOROTHY FULLER May 18 TAURUS the bull April 20 - May 19 Strength predominates in this sign, but also a stubborn nature. Taurus people are opportunists. They are well liked and become the best of friends. Their generosity is genuine and they are liberal with money. Their tastes are simple. Games, outdoor sports, music and anything dramatic or artistic satisfy them. Though slow in action, once stirred, the Taurus person can overcome all obstacles. Oppostion can arouse them to unreasonable fury in which promises and friendship may be thrown to the wind. In business they succeed in all mechanical lines; as engineers, builders, and contractors. They are also good teachers, photographers, designers, sculptors and landscape artists. KENNETH BECKMAN May 26 KEITH BECKMAN May 26 VICKY DUVAL May 26 KEITHA ADAMS May 31 BETSY FINLEY July 30 JAMES MARSH August 17 WILLIAM WHITMORE August 21 LEO th.e lion July 23 - August 21 This is the sign of exuberance, denoting powerful personality and born leadership. Both ambition and idealism are present under Leo. Leo people are impulsive, generous and brave. They insist upon charting their own course. They like everything that is active. Their own exuberance makes them showoffs, but they feel they are above such criticism. Indolence is the greatest drawback tp the Leo temperament. They will revel in ease and luxury until they are5 forced to action. They love the spotlight and seek appreciation and affection as quickly as they give it. In business Leo offers unlimited prospects. They are fine physicians and nurses. Many noted actors were born under this sign, and they are great in art. SHARON COWLES August 20 DONALD LaSHOMB COLLEEN KERR August 24 August 26 MARY HOSMER June 14 WILBUR SIMMONS June 23 VIRGINIA MERCHANT July 8 CANCER the crab June 21 - July 22 Here we find people who are tried and true. These people are home- loving, fond of family and domestic life but also enjoy travel and ad- venture. Though strongly conservative, they are fond of amusements and social life. Both imaginative and affectionate, they show their emotions outwardly, hence they are often misunderstood and go unappre- ciated. They are vivacious and are great humanitarians. In business they do well as manufacturers and merchants. They are good teachers, librarians, historians and scientists. They are capable lawyers and politicians. Many rise to high rank in art, literature and music. They do best to work along established lines. LIONEL GUILES June 29 JEANETTE DECOTEAU July 12 RICHARD SHQLETTE July 15 LIBRA the scales WILLIAM POWERS September 26 CHESTER WARD September 27 HERBERT McEATHRON November 6 September 23 - October 22 This is the sign of justice indicative of persons who balance every- thing. This is actuated by their love of harmony and beauty. Sympathy and understanding are paramount. Intuition is a guiding force with Libra and enables them to ferret out deceit and insincerity. Though imitative in conduct, they are original in ideas. Their motives are always of the highest. Libra people like amusements and excitement. Their love of harmony makes them fond of music. They should learn to accept criticism, otherwise their sense of justice can become warped and they will argue themselves into accepting wrong as right. In busi- ness they rise to high positions. They are often inventors and researchers. They make good actors and musicians. LYNN JARVIS October 7 KEITH TULIP November 2 SHARROL McBROOM November 10 Joanne corbine September 1 RICHARD LASHUA September 4 DOUGLASS MEAD September 8 VIRGO the virgin August 22 - September 22 Virgo people have inquiring minds that will not rest. They are skilled at drawing information from people. They have remarkable memories and can express them in many new forms. Order and harmony are essential. Therefore Virgo people should simplify their lives and pur- poses. Imagination rules the Virgo mind, making them fearful of acci- dents and illness. They are sensitive to pain and suffering. Usually, Virgo people are alert, hardworking and given to intellectual pursuits. In business they are good writers, editors, lawyers and professors. Many become architects or designers. As actors, lecturers and showmen, they must overcome their self-conscienceness to succeed. LINDA POMERVILLE September 10 MARCIA BOOTH September 18 GILBERT McBROOM September 22 SALLY PRICE December 21 SAGITTARIUS the bowman November 22 - December 21 Activity is the keynote of this sign. Being workers not seekers, these people can accomplish twice as much as others. When confronted by failure, they can stage a remarkable comeback. Sagittarians mind their own business. They are outspoken and forthright. Impulsive acts cause them great trouble. In business, Sagittarians succeed in anything that provides a multitude of outlets for active, versatile minds. They like to travel and do well as prospectors, mining engineers, air pilots and sea captains. Writers, inventors, stock raisers and large farm oper- ators are all found under Sagittarius. SUE PRICE December 21 PAUL BULLOCK November 11 BERNARD CRANE December 3 MICHAEL CRARY December 8 SCORPIO the scorpion October 23 - November 21 Here is a sign of bold enterprise, a fearless nature guided by self- control and confidence, but geared for action when the time demands. Scorpio are quiet, even secretive in manner, yet highly observant. Once roused to action they are determined, aggressive and dominant, always ready to champion a cause. They are blunt, argumentive and natural fighters. In a showdown Scorpio is apt to have the upper hand. Scorpio people should develop their talents and take an interest in the better things in life. In business a Scorpio can succeed in practically anything. They range from managers of offices to heads of great industries. DORIS SHENF November 14 FRED HOLT December 10 NANCY PERRY December 10 ADAMS, KEITHA GAA 1-4; FNA 3; FHA 1-3; Leaders Club 2; Blue and Gold 2 ADAMS, TERRY Football 2-4; MAA 3,4; Band 1; Sr. Play 4 AUSTIN, GENEVA FHA 1-3; Library Club 1; GAA 1, 3; Vocational BECKMAN, KEITH BECKMAN, KENNETH BOOTH, MARC LA GAA 1-4; FHA 1,2; FT A 1,2; Sr. Play 4 BOUCHER, DAVID Football 2,3; Golf 2; Wrestling 3; Student Council 3 BULLUCK, PAUL Soccer 1,2; Sr. Play 4 CORBINE, JOANNE Cheerleader 2,3; GAA 1-4; FT A 1; Leaders Club 1-4 COWLES, SHARON GAA 1-4; FHA 1,2; Blue and Gold 3, Ed. Blue and Gold 4 CRANE, BERNARD FT A 1; Blue and Gold 2, Ed. Blue and Gold 3; Yearbook 1-3, Ed. Yearbook 4; Nat'l. Hon. Soc. 1-4; Amer. Leg. Essay Contest 2; Foreign Exchange 3; Eng. Enrich. St. Law.; Math Enrich. Clarkson; Student Council 1,2; Band 1-3, Pres. Band 4; Chorus 1-4; Sr. Play 4 CRARY, MICHAEL Football 1-4; Basketball 1; MAA 3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Nat’l. Hon. Soc. 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Sr. Play 4 DECOTEAU, JEANETTE Cheerleader 1,2; FTA 1; Band 1-3; Chorus 1-4; Dance Band 1-3, Pep Band 1-3; Yearbook 4; Sr. Play 4 Senior Directory DOWLING, JUDY GAA 1,2; FHA 1,2; FNA 3,4; Blue and Gold 3; Chorus 1 DOWLING, WILLARD Wrestling 1,2 DUCHANO, EDWARD Soccer 2; Wrestling 1-4; Sr. Play 4 DUVAL, VICKI FHA 1; FTA 2-4; Jr. Sr. Enrich. 3,4; Columbus Day Essay 2,3; Student Council 4; Chorus 1; Sr. Play. 4 FINLEY, BETSY GAA 1,2; Natl. Hon. Soc. 1,3,4; Student Council 1 FRASER, ROGER Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1-4; Soccer 2,3 FULLER, DOROTHY FHA 1-3; GAA 1-4; Library Club 3; Sr. Play 4 GUILES, LIONEL Intramurals 1-3; Chess Club 1,2; Sr. Play 4 HARMON, NANCY FHA 1,2; GAA 1,2; Achievement Award 1; Chorus 1-4 HENRI, DAPHNE GAA 1-4; Cheerleader 2; Leaders Club 1,2; Blue and Gold 3; Student Council 2 HOLT, FRED Football 2; Wrestling 2; Sr. Play 4 HOLT, MICHAEL Soccer 1; Basketball 1-4; Baseball 1,2; Football 3,4; Intramurals 1,2; Amer. Leg. Essay Contest 2,3; Boys' State 3; Sr. Play 4 HOSMER, MARY Cheering Mgr. 2; FHA 1,2; FTA 4; Yearbook 4; Natl. Hon. Soc. 1-4; Enrichment Course 3; Chorus 1-4, District Chorus 3,4; Sr. Play 4 HUBBARD, WAYNE Wrestling 1-3; Football 2; Nat'l. Hon Soc. 2,3; Vocational 3,4 JARVIS, LYNN GAA 1,2; FNA 2-4; FHA 1,2; Blue and Gold 4; Band 1-4 JEROME, PATRICIA GAA 1-4; FTA 4; Yearbook 3,4; Nat’l. Hon. Soc. 1-4 KENNEDY, CHARLES Track 1; Wrestling 1; Intramurals 1; Sr. Play 4 KERR, COLLEEN Cheerleader 1-4; GAA 1-4; FHA 1; Leaders Club 1; Amer. Leg. Essay Contest 1; Chorus 1-4 KYER, CHERYL Cheerleader 1-3; GAA 1-4; FHA 1, FTA 1; Blue and Gold 1; Nat’l. Hon Soc. 1-4; Amer. Leg. Essay Contes 2,3; Chorus 1-4, District Chorus 4 LASHOMB, DONALD Football 1; Natl. Hon. Soc. 1-4; Ecology Enrichment St. Law. 3; Chem. Enrichment Clarkson 4; Sr. Play 4 LASHUA, RICHARD Soccer 1,4 LEONARD, JEAN Cheerleader 1-4; GAA 1-3; Band l- Chorus 1-4; Band V. Pres. 3,4, All State Band 2; All State Chorus 4; Nat’l. Hon. Soc. 1-4; Amer. Leg. I Essay Contest 2; Eng. II Award 3; Fr. Enrichment Course 3; Computer Math Enrichment Course 4; Sr. Play 4 MARSH, JAMES McBROOM, GILBERT Auto I 3 McBROOM, SHARROL GAA 1-4; FHA 1-4 McEATHRON, HERBERT MEAD, DOUGLASS Football 2-4; Basketball 1-4; Boys’ State 3,4; Student Council 2,3; V. Pres. Class 4; Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4, Senior Play, 4 MERCHANT, VIRGINIA GAA 1,4; FHA 1,2; Student Council 4; Band 1-4; Sr. Play 4 NORTHROP, ROBERT Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Base- ball 1,2,4; MAA 3,4; Band 1-4, District Band 1,2,4; Sr. Play 4 OLEARY, MICHAEL Football 1,2,4; Wrestling 1-4; Baseball 1,2; 2nd Place Wrestling 3, 1st Place Wrestling 4; All League Football 4; Nat'l. Hon. Soc. 2,3 OLEARY, PATRICIA GAA 1-4; FT A 1,2; FHA 1-4, V. Pres. FHA 4; Yearbook 3,4; Blue and Gold 4; Natl. Hon. Soc. 1 PEPER, MARY Cheerleader 1,2,4; GAA 1,2,4; FT A 2,4; Blue and Gold 1,2; Year- book 1,2; Nat'l. Hon. Soc. 1,2,4; Student Council 1; Sr. Play 4 PERRY, NANCY GAA 1; FT A 1-3; Amer. Leg. Essay Contest 1; Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4; SUNY 2,3 PIERCE, AMY GAA 1,2,4; FNA 1-4; FT A 1,2; Leaders Club 1,2 POMERVILLE, LINDA Cheerleader 1-4; GAA 1-4; Chorus 1 POWERS, WILLIAM Soccer 1,2; Wrestling 1-4; Blue and Gold 4; Band 1, Dance Band 1,2; Sr. Play 4 PRICE, SALLY GAA 1,2,4; FTA 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Sr. Play 4 PRICE, SUE GAA 1,2; FNA 4; Chorus 1-4; Sr. Play 4 REED, LINDA GAA 1-4; FHA 1,2; FTA 4; Natl. Hon. Soc. 2-4; Enrichment Course Clarkson 4; Pep Band 1-4, Dance Band 1-4, Band 1-4; NYSMAA 2,3; District Band 3; Sr. Play 4 REIL, ROBERT RIPLEY, WANDA Cheerleader 1-4; GAA 1-4; FTA 1,2; FHA 1-3; Leaders Club 1-4; Blue and Gold 4; Sr. Play 4 ROBERTSON, MARCIA Cheerleader 1-4; GAA 1-4; Blue ind Gold 1-4; Yearbook 2-4; Natl. Hon. Soc. 1-4; Amer. Leg. Essay Contest 3; Sociology Enrichment Course 3; Student Council 1; Band 1; Chorus 1-4; Class Pres. 4; District Chorus 4; Math 10 Award 2; Math 11 Award 3; Fr. II Award 2; Soc. St. 11 Award 3; Biology Award 2; Fr. Ill Award 3; Sr. Play 4 ROWE, JoANNE GAA 1-4; FHA 1-4; FTA 4; Sr. Play 4 SHENE, DORIS GAA 1-4; FHA 1; FTA 1,2; Leaders Club 1; Chorus 1,2 SHOLETTE, RICHARD Soccer 1; Baseball 3,4; Basketball 4; Football 4; Intramurals 1,2,4; Yearbook 3,4; Amer. Leg. Essay Contest 1; Sr. Play 4 SIMMONS, WILBUR Literary Club 3; News-Paper 3; FBL 3; Sr. Play 4 SQUAIR, STEPHEN Blue and Gold 3,4; Sr. Play 4 STOWELL, DEBRA GAA 1-3; FTA 1,2; FHA 1-4, V. Pres. FHA 3, Pres. Area III Chair- man FHA 4; Library Club 2,3 SULLIVAN, SANDRA GAA 1-4; Cheerleader 2,3; Leaders Club 1-4; FHA 1,2; FTA 1 SUTHERLAND, NANCY Nat'l. Hon. Soc. 1; Chorus 1,2,3 SYKES, CLAUDE Baseball 1-4; Soccer 3: All League Baseball 3; MAA 3,4 TULIP, KEITH Wrestling 1; Baseball 3; MAA 2,3 WARD, CHARLES WARD, CHESTER WHITMORE, WILLIAM The highest reward for a man's toil It not what he gets for it, But what he becomes by it. UNKNOWN Class Class D. Mead, M. Robertson, of 1971 Of ficers OFFICERS President------ Vice-President Secretary------ Treasurer------ Asst. Treasurer Marcia Robertst - Douglass Me; - Wanda Ripls - - Cheryl Ky - -Michael He C. Kyer, W. Ripley, M. Holt. 1971 Senior ’ Superlatives Most Likely to Succeed, Best Looking, Best Dressed Most Athletic Class Will We the class of 1971, being of sound mind and body, 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 horrors of the proposed trip to London. To the faculty we leave their patience worn thin and a long list of ridiculous puns. To the Juniors we leave our schemes to make money. Hope you get farther than Harrisville. To the Sophomores we leave our beloved Mr. Colton. Handle with care ... he's a good investment! To the Freshmen we leave all our dirty lockers. Clean them out today and starve a rat tomorrow. To the underclassmen we leave the long years ahead of work, work, work and fun, fun, fun! To Carol Marsh, Wanda Ripley leaves her athletic ability in hopes shell enjoy gym class as much as Wanda did. Judy Billings is blessed with the gift of Mike Holt’s punctuality. Dorothy Fuller leaves her 7CE gym class to Judy Durham. Cheryl Kyer leaves her red hair to Dennis Root. Now they can call you Red! Geneva Austin leaves all those joyous rides on the vo- cational bus to Wanda Saber. From Ginny Merchant and Jean Leonard, Bruce Beckman and Anne Tulip receive the long hours on the warehouse porch. Pat Jerome leaves her ability to grow those long finger- nails to Ann Padgett. It helps in typing class! To Brian Fisher, Mary Peper leaves her great arguing ability. Just don’t let it turn you on. Marty Robertson receives Ricky Lashua's Metrecal. It can do wonders. Bill Powers leaves his tiring, but educational trips to Canada to Frank Iaquinta. Enough said. Marcia Robertson leaves a box of Curl-Free and a set of Italian instructions to Mary Gebo. Vicki Duval leaves her great leadership qualities to Cheryl Kennedy. They'll keep you busy! JoAnne Rowe leaves her job at Chappell's to Alice Dowlinj Now you have a good excuse. Valery Shene receives Keitha Adams' job in the kitchen. Make sure they take their spinach. Judy Dowling leaves her illnesses to her sister Vicki. Linda Reed leaves to Barbara Smith her shyness. It'll keep you busy on the weekends. To Tom Murphy, Roger Fraser entrusts his sacred sneakers and his height. Dodie Shene leaves her nickname Tode to Bob Boucher. Colleen Kerr leaves her shy ways to Vinny Duchano. Wha a change! Sandy Sullivan leaves to her sister, Mary, all the clothes she usually has to sneak out of Sandy’s locker. Steve Squair, Don LaShomb, Mike Crary and Ed Duchano leave their still in the locker bay to anybody who can find it the next time. To Lynn Taylor, Mike O Leary leaves his ability to stay sober once a week. Herbert McEathron leaves his car to Richard Reynolds in hopes that some day he'll get his license. Bernard Crane leaves his house to Marty Swanson. No beer bottles in the back shed and take it easy on Little Lennie. Paul Bulluck leaves his ability to grow hair to Lynn Han- ley. Be a real hairy guy now! Class Will Daphne Henri leaves her title of class flirt to Cheryl Aus- tin. Rick Sholette leaves his sex appeal to Wayne Dunn. Nancy Harmon leaves the engrossing tales of Tom Sawyer to Tom Brickey. We know how you like to read! Chuck Kennedy leaves his extreme shyness to Rick Waters. To Teri Shene, Mary Hosmer leaves her spasmodic drink- ing binge. What will Ceil say? Joanne Corbine leaves all the unclaimed Senior boys to Kathy Slate. See if you can do as well! James Marsh leaves his long legs to Colleen Witters. Pat Oleary leaves her Honda to Mark Lowell. Like father like son. Charles Ward leaves his Kooky Man costume and empty phone booth to Randy LaRose. Keith and Kenneth Beckman leave their ability as twins to confuse people to Jeff and Judy Durham. Mary Hunter is left with Willard Dowling's job at the Chevron Station. Wayne Hubbard leaves his book Calories Don't Count, to Tim Henri. Sue Price leaves the Wanakena Ranger School to Lynn Snow. Good luck! Robert Reil leaves his toy racing cars to Dale LaPlant. Betsy Finley leaves her long straight hair to Rick Murray. For the man who has everything. Jeanette Decoteau leaves her great understanding of Will Shakespeare to Ann Hynes; at times you 11 feel like flipping your wig. Sharon Cowles leaves her favorite saying, 'I'm not en- tirely stupid, you know. to Linda Mandigo. Buzz Mead leaves his fantastic baritone voice to Sarah Brown for chorus purposes only. Lionel Guiles leaves to Tom Wendt his motorcycle per- mit. Don Hamele receives the Wanakena 'Hymn from Terry Adams. Dave Boucher leaves his genuine, authentic, real, imi- tation German beer stein to Don Wayering. To DaveLaDuc, Amy Pierce leaves her 'Wild flirtations. They come in handy. Marcia Booth leaves her 'tin grin” to Chucky Hooven. Gilbert McBroom leaves to A1 Austin his space on the honor board for Auto I. Lloyd Peabody is left with Chester Ward's Balmat excuses Lynn Jarvis leaves the wild weekends to anyone who can take it ... Monday morning is rough. To Chris LaBounty, Nancy Perry leaves Mrs. Twyman. This makes it legal now! Sally Price leaves her 'fed face to Rogene Henrie and the Junior rabble. Bob Northrop's athletic ability is left to Eva Joy Folsom. Debbie Stowejl leaves her map of the Ranger School to Shirley Tebo. Go easy on the guided tours. Claude Sykes leaves his Piotein 21 to Sue Sholette to get rid of those split ends. Sharrol McBroom leaves her title, 'The Mouse That Roared to Tom Austin. Keith Tulip leaves his fickle personality to Tim Golden. Bill Whitmore leaves his bill at Georges to John Reynolds and Larry Hayes. Wilbur Simmons' cigars are left to Bob Golden! Smoke up a storm! Fred Holt doesn't leave anything to anyone. And Nancy Sutherland and Linda Pomerville leave early. Anthony W. Peterson Tony” 1953-1970 To lose a friend is. the greatest of all evils, but endeavor rather to rejoice that you possessed him than to mourn his loss. SENECA Cheryl Austin Tom Austin Mark Baker Bruce Beckman Judy Billings Robert Boucher Tom Brickey Sarah Brown Tom Murphy Rick Murray Stanton Ober Ann Padgett Donna Peabody Lloyd Peabody John Pomerville John Reynolds Richard Reynolds Marty Robertson Dennis Root Joyce Row and Teri Shene Vallery Shene Sue Sholette Barbara Smith Lynn Snow Mary Sullivan Class of 1972 William Frawley Mary Gebo Robert Golden Tim Golden Lynn Hanley Larry Hayes Rogene Henrie Tim Henrie Marty Swanson Debbie Taylor Lynn Taylor Shirley Tebo Anne Tulip Don Wayering Tom Wendt Colleen Witters Larry Woodward Robert Christian Alice Dowling Vicky Dowling Wayne Dunn Jeffrey Durham Judy Durham Brian Fisher Eva Joy Folsom 11th Grade ■ Charles Hooven Lee Hitchman Mary Hunter Anne Hynes Frank Iaquinta Ken Janack Cheryl Kennedy Chris LaBounty David LaDuc Randy LaRose Mark Lowell John MacCue Linda Mandigo Carol Marsh PICTURE NOT AVAILABLE: R. Rex, V. Duchano, D. Hamele, K. Slate, R. Waters, David Adams Alfred Austin Thelma Austin Charles Bomyea Judy Boula Eric Boulden Shirley Brickey Connie Bush Mary Castagnozzi James Crary PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE: Steve Arquette Terry Cole Vincent Duval Charles Finley William King David Phelps Dale Decoteau Michelle DeLair Paula Doran Robert Ferguson Carol Finley Jeanne Fraser Betsy Frawley Michael Golden Fern Gotham Lori Grammo 10th Grade Lynn Grammo Paul Hanley Jerry Marker Ellen Harmon Denise Harris Barbara Hendrick Colleen Holliday Suzanne Holt Michael Hoover Bruce Hubbard Diane McEathron Patrick McKenney Cheryl Meek William Meek Kay Murphy Lynn Murray Carl Northrop Paula Noody Larry Paro Tom Petrie Harold Pohl Jean Pom er ville Bob Powers Ken Price Rick Reed Ron Reed Kathy Refici Kathy Reil Ken Reil Deborah Rex Tom Rice Becky Ripley Alix Ross Wanda Saber Carol Shene Bob Shene Lonnie Silsby Mike Sovay Ricky Taylor Roberta Tebo Ann Tennant Bill Vaters David Winch Class of 1973 i Judy Humble Greg Imel Carolyn Janack Darrell Jeffries Tim Jones Dan Kerr Gary Klock Terry Koster Keith LaFountain Terry LaShomb Robert LaTray Leslie LeRoux Vicki LeRoux George MacAleese Donna Marriam Marge Marriam Phillip Maxwell Paul McCormick Gary Adams Tom A key Chris Bebee Theresa Beck Douglas Blacklock Rodney Boula Bethany Brickey Deborah Bush Judy Bush James Chambers Ma_rk_Chatelain Donna Christian Class of 1974 Mary Coffey inita Cooper Brenda Cooper Beth Cote Michele Cote Ruth Anne Crary Macel Davenport Charles Downey Paul Dumas Theresa Dumas Greg Evens Bruce Finley Deborah Lawrence Karen LeRoux Stephen Lynch Micheal MacAleese Robert Marsh Scott McCullouch Douglas Meek Nancy Murray Dean Newtown Roberta Northrup Jeffery Norton Jerry O’Leary Gail Patterson Martin Perry Jim Phelps Nelson Pickering Donald Pomerville Karen Pomerville Paul Reed Roger Refici Samuel Refici James Remele Daniel Rice William Rhode Debby Scott Charles Silsby David Simmons Susan Squair Robert Tebo Fred Weigand 9th Grade Richard Finley Roger Folsom Darleyne Forbes Charles Frawley Deborah Given Donna Gorr Tina Greco Kenneth Hamel Karen Harker Jeanie Hunter Donna Keith Betsy Kerr Mary King William LaFrance Stanley LaTray William LaTray Laurie Law PICTURE NOT AVAILABLE Micheal Cooper John Gish David Baker Mary Beck William Behrman Kim Blacklock Roxanne Boula Jeffery Burgess Faye Cary Diane Chambers Debra Chatelain Kimberly Christian Robin Clark 8th Grade Delight Cole Keith Cooper Rodney Cooper Timothy Cooper Bruce Currier Michael Davenport Carol Decoteau Lillian Dowling Mark Dowling David Downey Joseph Durham Levi Durham Dale Fairbanks Gretchen Golden Roxanne Gotham Stephen Goyette Mike Grammo Brent Guiles Sandra Hamel Timothy Hanley Mary Harmon Joan Henrie Doug Marriam Deborah Marsh Karen Maxwell Greg McBroom Cindy Mead Sarah Mills David Murphy James Nolan Mark Padgett Patricia Paro Dianne Peabody Lois Peterson Kathy Pierce Shelly Price Barbara Provost Carl Piov st Mark ReynWds Meigs Ross Mark Rowand Gordon Saber Bruce Shene Pamela Shene Kathy Sholette Mark Stephens Pat Sullivan Cindy Thomson Renee W aters Kevin Wendt Terry Wendt 'athy Witters Lcniel Woodward SheiM Woodward Eric ZuhtJ-iorf Class of 1975 Deborah Hickey Lucy Hickok Debra Hitchman Ken Hitchman Kathleen Holliday Julie Hoover Julie Hunter Tim Imel Kevin Jeffries Bruce Kerr Carlton Kerr Susan Kerr Peggy LaBounty Tim LaBounty Pam LaFountain Debra LaLonde John LaLonde Reggie Langevin Pola LaTray Jeff Lawrence Betsy Abercrombie Linda Adams Chris Aldridge Chris Aldrich Samuel Antwine Jolene Arquette Linda Bomyea Jeffrey Boulden Thomas Bressette David Bush Ronald Bush Bambi Cassell David Cassell Dan Castagnozzi Lynn Chatelain Gail Christian Peter Christian Judith Cooper Paul Crane Laurie Crary Carl Denesha Dolores Dowling Thomas Dowling Kim Drake Lenora Durham Ronald Eibert Kim Fenton Susan Finch Barbara Finley Douglas Finley John Fraser Susan Golden Vicki Greco Susan Grimm Gilbert Guiles Peter Guiles Edward Hall Kathy Hanley Tom Harker 7th Grade Helen McEathron Lyle McEathron Melanie Murdock William Nolan Mary Noody Robert Northrup Barry Norton Richard Ober Joan O'Leary Minnie Paro Martha Peterson Lorraine Petrie Donna Phelps Peter Pierce Tom Pomerville Richard Premo Bruce Reed William Reil Bernadette Rice Jeffrey Rixon Bradley Ross Charles Russell Dale Sharpe Rita Shene Naomi Smithers Lonnie Stevens Robert Streeter Phyllis Taylor Frank Silsby John Tulip Linda Tulip Donald Vater Rory Waters Chris Weigand Eula Whitney Samuel Whitney Class of 1976 Donald Hickey Steve Hills Karen Holliday Thomas Holt Denise Hoover Cedric Hubbard Mark Hunter Sue Jones Donald Keith Terry Kerr Tammy Kinney Judith LaDuc Max Langevin Dawn Law Fred Law Debra LeRoux John LeRoux Mark LeRoux Reid Lynch Debbie Mandigo Ann Marsh Wendy Marsh Charles Martin Michael McBroom Irene McCallops Dale McCormick PICTURE NOT AVAILABLE: Terri Shank Tim Silsby Patti Woods Sixth ROW 1: P. Miller, K. Henri, P. Hendrick, D. Keith, T. Pomerville, R. Northrup. ROW 2: D. Sharpe, K. Adams, N. Lund, C. Langevin, L. Cassell, J. Woods, K. Root, T. Patterson, C, Ploof. ROW 3: D. Hickey, P. Sovay, B. Gilmore, M. Slate, D. Morehouse, J. LaTray, D. Hooven, E, Bognar, Mr. Redmond. ABSENT: D. LaRocque. ROW 1: T. Dowling, L. Cook, D. Provost, D. Durham, J. Schuyler, T. Martin, L. Refici. ROW 2; Mrs. Jarvis, D. Jackson, B. Chatelain, N. Smithers, K. Peabody, R. Titus, T. Payne, J. Lafountain, B. Schurman. ROW 3: R. Abercrombie, C. Langevin, S. Pickering, S. Norton, D. Cooper, D. Ward, D. Sullivan. Grade ROW 1: W. Copeland, G. Downey, T. Durham, M. Hunter, J. Marsh, D, Phelps. ROW 2: L. Woods, S. McBroom, L. Premo, L. Hills, J. Finley, L. Weigand, S. Marsh, B. Scott. ROW 3: G. Tebo, A. Cooper, J. Coffey, L. McBroom, R. Dumas, T. Kerr, M. Sovie, Mrs. Floyd, K. Hubbard. ABSENT: W. Mills. ROW 1: M. LeRoux, B. Demmon, M. Kyer, M. Hall, T. Bomyea, P. Cote. ROW 2: A. Brickey, J. Carey, K. Newtown, M. Reed, S. Peabody, C. Meek, S. DeLair, S. Bush. ROW 3: F. Northrup, R. VanPelt, V. Jeffries, J. Thivierge, J. L. Chambers, M. K. Root, F. Pitts, A. Jackson, K. Frawley, Miss Delaney. Fifth A child is not a vessel to be filled, but a lamp to be lighted. UNKNOWN ROW 1: R. Crary, J. Schurman, M. LaFrance, A. Pelno, K. Jackson, D. Eibert. ROW 2: D. Kerr, M. Hickey, L. Cooper, L. Garbreana, S. Sullivan, D. Hubbard, B. Arquette, D. Wood, M. Woods, F. Peabody, M. Ripley. ROW 1: E. Wright, T. Sholette, A. Hayes, H. McBroom, B. Rusaw, T. Taylor, M. Woods. ROW 2: S. Finley, D. Kennedy, M. LaDuc, R. Durham, R. Boula, B. Stowell, D. Bush, E. Merchant, B. Refici, S. Sharpstene, S. Mandigo. ROW 3: B. Shene, T. Maxwell, D. Northrup, J. Valentine, T. Russell, W. Bullock, W. Adams, W. Blacklock, J. Pierce, T. Meek. ROW 4: Mrs. LaRocque. Grade Ober, V. Whitney, P. Given, A. MacAleese, S. Lalonde, K. Thivierge. ABSENT: R. Coffey. Instruction ends in the schoolroom, But education ends only with life. A child is given to the universe To be educated. F. W. ROBERTSON ROW 1: M. Guiles, S. Bassette, G. Peabody, B. Smith, J. LeRoux, W. Rice, K. Pryce. ROW 2: M. Pelno, K. Slayko, R. LaTray, A. Hall, M. A. Reynolds, L. Wendt, S. Jones, R. VanPelt, D. Cole, V. Latremore. ROW 3: K. Pelno, R. Shene, R. Boula, D. Bebee, Miss Strauss, T. Bassett, A. LaFrance, S. Murray, K. Barr. ABSENT: J. Pomerville, M. Silsby, G. Clark. F ourth ROW 1: J. Copeland, J. Boula, D. Northrup, D. Miller, D. Sykes, R. Hodge, L, Welling. ROW 2: P. Ward, S. Persson, H. Capone, R. Beck, A. Wood, B. Taylor, J. Kerr, H. Zuhlsdorf. ROW 3: P. Guiles, C. Adams, P. Gilmore, J. Provost, A. Amo, M. Silsby, J. Slate, J. Goyette, L. La- Fountain. ROW 4: Mrs. Palm. ABSENT: G. Finley, A. Smith. ROW 1: B. Holliday, R. Streeter, R. White, S. Bush, P. Northrup, S. Hayes, C. Sovie. ROW 2: K. LeRoux, D. Tulip, C. Sharpstene, S. Maxwell, B. Reed, C. Henri, D. Adams, D. Cassell. ROW 3: R. Bullock, J. Murphy, B. Frawley, C. Langevin, A. Bullock, G. Slate, C. Aldrich, R. M. Marsh, M. Kerr. ROW 4: Mrs. Sullivan. ABSENT: J. Sovay. Grade ROW 1: B. Pickering, J. Payne, P. McIntosh, E. Northrup, R. Maxwell, M. Kerr, R. Russell. ROW 2: C. Denesha, B. Reed, S. Jones, R. Adams, D. McBroom, L. Guiles, A. Harker, M. Twyman, S. Christian, L. Hall. ROW 3: A. Demmon, P. Bomyea, B. McBroom, J. Reil, S. Reed, M. Mills, J. Pomerville, F. Beck, L. Pro- vost, L. Greco. ROW 4: Mrs. Safford. ROW 1: J. Phelps, J. Whitney, T. LaFrance, D. Wright, H. Cooper, P. Henrie, D. LaRocque. ROW 2: R. Cote, J. LaBounty, B. Reed, J. Peabody, B. Ross, D. Reynolds, D. Thivierge, K. Bassett. ROW 3: Mr. Glenn, K. Tebo, L. Northrup, M. Hanley, C. Aldrich, K. Koster, P. Kerr, D. Trembley, S. Russell. ABSENT: S. Pitts, S. Ploof, L. Simmons. Third ROW 1: D. Peabody, D, Foley, P. Shene, J. Phelps, S. Hendrick, P. Chatelain. ROW 2: G. Martin, K. Chatelain, J. Boula, R. Morgan, K. Schurman, L. Martin, D, Cary. ROW 3: J. Wood, J. Crary, R. Langevin, K. LeRoux, L. Simpson, J, Pelno, M. Reynolds. ABSENT: D. Smithers, B. Bush, C. Hickey. ROW 1: R. Pickering, P. Beck, R. Cole, M. Ploof, T. Sharpe, T. Root. ROW 2: D. Boyd, L. Meek, H. Backus, L. Seifert, D. Pomerville, D. Aldridge, B. Barr. ROW 3: Mrs. Poirier, D. Hodge, K. Latremore, M. Hall, D. Hitchman, S. Slate, A. Cassell, T. Thomas. ABSENT: R. Antwine. Grade ROW 1: M. Goyette, R. Holt, T. Stevens, B, Langevin, J. Woods, ROW 2: E. Martin, E. Thomas, R. Adams, T. Kerr, R. Burr, P, Merchant, A. McIntosh, J. Provost. ROW 3: D. Reed, L. DeGouff, D. Antwine, H.Hickey, L. Kerr, J. Langevin, J. Guiles, Mrs. Hynes. ABSENT: S. Bush, C. Lashomb, L. Pelno. ROW 1: F. Murdock, S. Law, J. Meek, B. Parvese, M. Clark, P. Pomerville. ROW 2: L. Saber, C. Martin, J. Trombley, R. Capone, A. Mills, T. Pelno, M. Koster, D. Vaters, T. La- France. ROW 3: C. Shene, A. Cooper, L. MacAleese, E. Drake, D. Hall, R. Waters, S. Powers, J. Valentine, Mrs. Peterson. ABSENT: C. Senter. Second ROW 1: M. Walrath, R. Slayko, J. Provost, R. Marsh, K. Aldridge, L. Bullard. ROW 2: L. Trimm, P. Powers, S. Cooper, T. Burrows, W. Bullock, D. Finley, K. Puccini, P. Hickey, D. Cary, L. Watson. ROW 3: Mrs. Nolan, C. Premo, D. Rixon, C. Trembley, A. Kerr, D. Miller, C. Beebe, S. Pierce, S. Behrman, K. DeGouff, W. Woods. ROW 1: R. Persson, D. Kerr, S. Harker, J. Reed, W. Pomerville. ROW 2: R. Boyd, D. Phelps, D. Latremore, B. Henrie, V. Ramie, D. Finley, D. Cary, D. Sykes, L. Silsby, T. Adams. ROW 3: Mrs. Golden, R. Hitchman, J. Wayering, J. Russell, V. Russell, A. Leroux, C. Twyman, R. Pelno. ABSENT: K. Pomerville. Grade ROW 1: P. Silsby, J. Boula, A. Kuhn,J. Maxwell, S. Peabody, M, Northrup, E. Barr. ROW 2: D. Kebra, L. Denesha, T. LeRoux, C. Garbreana, E. LaFountain, K. Cary, J. Guiles, D. Cole, C. Cote. ROW 3: D. Crane, V. Kerr, B. Chambers, D. Eibert, J. DeLair, R. Hall, T. Grammo, K. Boyea, S. Hurlbut, Mrs. Henrie. ARSFNT. H Rirp ROW 1: R. Crane, J. Powers, P. Marsh, R. Tebo. ROW 2: MissHashey, M. Rusaw, J. Russell, R. Whitney, D. Lashua. Cranberry Lake ROW 1: D. Drake, J. Lawrence, J. Wright, F. Wood, G. Cote, P. LeRoux. ROW 2: B. Phelps, L. Coufal, K. Bullock, K. Forkey, C. Crane, N. Shene, L. Hickey. ROW 3: Mrs. Durham, T. Luczycki, A. Jeffries, L. Russell, D. Hall, C. Backus, W. Sovay, J. Cady. ROW 1: M. Guiles, T. Pelno, T. Boyd, W. Marsh. ROW 2: C. Slayko, S. Martin, N. Johnson, T. Paro. ROW 3: Miss Menard, J. Williams, S. Sharpe, C. Brown, T. Pierce, P. Silsby, P. Towne. ROW 1: D. Rice, J. Tracy, B. Blackmer, G. Cook, B. Holliday. ROW 2; C. Marsh, P. Paro, J. King, D. Marsh, C. Aldridge, L. Cooper, J. Langevin, ]. Morgan. ROW 3: Mrs. Riley, M. Hills, T. Thivierge, J. Pomerville, J. Patraw, L. Garbreana, B. Phelps, K. Hurlbut. Grade v: O i Oddi ROW 1: M. Watson, K. Foley, M. Bush, P. Thivierge, R. Reynolds. ROW 2: W. Salisbury, T. Bassette, K. Finley, G. Stotzer, P. MacCrimman, C. Harker. ROW 3: M. Hills, R. Seifert, N. Twyman, S. Woods, V. Fuller, T. Austin, Miss Sherman, M. Frawley, W. Bald. ABSENT: T. Grammo. Kinder Your children are not your children. They are the sons and daughters Of Life's longing for itself. They come through you. But not from you, And though they are with you, Yet they belong not to you. You may give them your love, But not your thoughts. For they have their own thoughts. You may house their bodies. But not their souls. For their souls dwell ... ROW 1: D. Lashua, M. Chate- lain, J. Bush, F. Burrows, J. Lourigan, P. Shene. ROW 2: A. Werber, M. Meek, B. Cooper, D. Walrath, J. Fin- ley, L. Hewitt, K. Kuhn, B. Hartmann, D. DeGouff. ROW 1: B. Sharpe, R. Koster, L. Twyman, J. Wright, T. Sharpe, F. McDougal. ROW 2: N. LeRoux, K. Jones, J. Bullock, K. Northrop, T. Brown, A. Sholette, R. Ploof, S. Cary, A. Kerr, L. Disotell. ROW 3; T. Black, F. McCormick, D. Kerr, K. Patraw, D. Russell, M. Fenton, L. DeLair, P. Burns, J. Backus, Mrs. Phillips. ABSENT: H. Finley, G. Henrie, R. VanPelt. garten ROW 3: F. Adams, D. Daniels, M, Mayhew, S. Towne, L. Fin- ley, R. For key, M. Streeter, R. LeRoux, Mrs. Misinay. ... In the House of Tomorrow, Which you cannot visit. Not even in your dreams. You may strive to be like them, But seek not to make them like you. For Life goes not backwards, Nor tarries with Yesterday. You are the bows From which your children, As living arrows are sent forth. Let your bending in the archer's hand Be for gladness. KAHLIL GIBRAN ROW 1: T. Tracy, D. Whitney, M. Beck, J. Fleming, C. Cassell, W. Fuller. ROW 2: M. Chambers, L. Durham, N. Smith, R. Cole, K. Finley, S. Ober, J. Provost, J. Henri, C. Brickey, L. Hubbard, P. Bush, R. Durham. ROW 3: P. DeGouff, T. Crane, S. McEathron, L. Fraser, M. Simpson, W. Woods, L. Kerr, W. Goodrow, B. Bullard, Mrs. Miller. ABSENT: K. McNamara. Gather ye rosebuds while ye may. Old Time is still a-flying; And this same flower that smiles today, Tomorrow will be dying. HERRICK Junior High Student Council ROW 1: J. Nolan, J. Fraser, T. Bressette. ROW 2: D. Murphy, L. Durham, M. Langevin, S. Goyette. ROW 3: T. LaBounty, T. Holt, J. Rixon. ROW 4: T. Kinney, B. Rice, M. Peterson, T. Intel. Senior National Honor Society SITTING: B. Finley, P. Jerome, D. LaShomb, Mrs. Burns, T. Shene. STANDING: M. Robertson, J. Leonard, M. Hosmer, L. Reed, C. Kyer, M. Crary, M. Lowell, B. Fisher, M. Peper, A. Padgett, B. Smith, R. Henrie. t Senior High Student Council ROW 1: B. Beckman, V. Duval. ROW 2: Mr. Besaw, L. Murray, V. Merchant, L. Grammo, R. Murray. ROW 3: K. Peper, W. Ripley, R. LaRose, T. La- Shomb, C. Hooven. ABSENT: N. Murray. I I Jr. National Honor Society i ROW 1: S. Kerr, J. Hunt- er, K. Sholette, R. Gotham, D. Gorr, K. Maxwell, J. Henrie, M. Ross. ROW 2: J. Hoover, P. Noody, S. Brickey, A. Ross, M. DeLair, F. Cary. ROW 3: S. Goyette, M. Castagnozzi, R. Reed, T. Imel, R. Folsom, D. Lawrence, W. Rhode, C. Frawley, J. Humble, K. LeRoux, J. Gish, D. Adams. ROW 4: W. LaFrance, M. Stevens, L. Peterson, P. Doran, J. Pomerville, N. Murray, P. Reed, M. Hoover, K. Blacklock, H. Pohl, P. Maxwell, K. Murphy. Library Club ROW 1: Carol Marsh, Barbara Smith, Judy Boula. ROW 2: Theresa Beck, Pat Sulli- van, Mrs. Winch, Sharon Cowles, Sarah Brown. ROW 3: Fern Gotham, Robert Ferguson, Jerry Harker, Jeffrey Durham. Future Teachers ROW 1: Vicki Duval, Sally Price, Linda Reed, Mr. Ritchings, Judy Durham, Mr. Besaw, Brian Fisher, Ann Padgett. ROW 2: Theresa Beck, Mary Hosmer, Kathy Refici, Ricky Ober, Mary Peper, Judy Humble, Patti Jerome, Linda Mandigo. Future Nurses SEATED: Macel Davenport. ROW 1: Sue Price, Mrs. Sovay, Marjorie Marriam. ROW 2: Judy Dowling, Susan Squair, Sarah Brown. Men’s Athletic Association ROW 1: L. Hayes, S. Latray, D. Adams, D. LaDuc, R. Reed, C. Northrup, T, Akey, R. Reed. ROW 2: Mr. Russo, R. Shene, R. Taylor, M. Goldon, T. Adams, R. LaRose, R. Sholette, D. Rice, K. LaFountain, W. Meek. ROW 3: D. Mead, C. Downey, C. Silsby, C. Sykes, D. Wayering, F. Iaquinta, W. Powers, C. Bomyea, R. LaTray, M. Perry. ROW 4: R. Northrup, J. Crary, P. Reed, W. Frawley, W. LaTray, V. Duval, T. Wendt, J. O'Leary, E. Boulden, J. Norton, H. Pohl. ROW 5: M. Crary, R. Boula, G. Klock, L. Hanley, M. Holt, P. Hanley, R. Fraser, P. McCormick, B. Hubbard, M. Hoover, D. DeCoteau, M. MacAleese. Boy’s Leaders Club ROW 1: S. LaTray, W. LaTray. ROW 2: L. LeRoux, T. Wendt, L. Hanley, K. LaFountain. ROW 1: J. Leonard, W. Ripley. ROW 2: C. Kerr, M. Robertson, R. Henrie, S. Sholette. ROW 3: M. Peper, T. Shene, M. Gebo. Varsity Cheerleaders ROW 1; D. Lawrence, R. Crary, L. Taylor, K. Murphy, A. Tennant. ROW 2: S. Holt, T. LaShomb, B. Ripley. ROW 3: T. Dumas, A. Ross, L. Grammo. Varsity Cheerleaders Girl’s Leader’s Club ROW 1: C. Shene, M. Coffey, R. Crary. ROW 2: W. Ripley, T. Dumas, B. Frawley, S. Sullivan. ROW 3: D. Forbes, D. Scott, D. Fuller, J. Corbine, T. Koster, D. Christian. Future Homemakers ROW 1: J. LaDuc, D. LeRoux, B. Provost, L. Durham. ROW 2: R. Crary, J. Hunter, J. Hunter, B. Cote. ROW 3: K. Pierce, L. Tulipj D. Chatelain, J. Cooper, D. Marsh, K. Fenton Mrs. Persson. ROW 4: P. LaFountain, P. La Tray, M. Harmon, P. Taylor, S. McBroom, T. Kinney, K. Maxwell, L. Law. ROW 5: M. Davenport, P. Sullivan, P. Shene, K. LeRoux, K. Christian, W. Marsh, D. Dowling, D. Given. ROW 6: S. Woodward, P. LaBounty, D. Hickey, L. Petrie, C. Aldridge, S. Squair, L. Hickok, G. Patterson. ROW 7: M. Coffey, C. Marsh, E. Abercrombie, K.Blacklock, N. Murray, B. Cooper, D. LaLonde, A. Cooper. Boys’ State Michael Holt Douglass Mead Foreign Exchange Bernard Crane Star Lake - Mexico City Sandra Collado Chitre, Panama - Star Lake Editorial Staff Blue and Gold Production Staff ROW 1: Mr. Pogwist, C. Marsh. ROW 2: V. Duval, S. Cowles. ROW 3: K. Slate, S. Collado, N. Harmon, W. Ripley. ROW 4: S. McBroom, P. O'Leary L. Jarvis, J. Billings. ROW 1: P. Sullivan, S. Squair, K. Refici. ROW 2: Mr. Ritchings, B. Ripley, C. Finley, E. Harmon. ROW 3: R. Crary, M. Crary, K. Reil, T. Koster. ROW 4: D. La Duc, W. Powers, R. Sholette, C. Sykes. EDITOR: Sharon Cowles ADVISORS: Mr. Pogwist, Mr. Ritchings. Yearbook Staff EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Bernard Crane ADVISOR Lynn Mead SENIOR EDITOR: Pat Jerome ASSISTANT: Carolyn Janack ADVERTISING EDITOR: Jeanette Decoteau ASSISTANT: Lynn Taylor FACULTY EDITOR: Sarah Brown ASSISTANT: Nancy Murray BUSINESS MANAGER: Rick Sholette ASSISTANT: Barbara Smith CLASSES EDITOR: Shirley Brickey ASSISTANT: Pat O'Leary ORGANIZATIONS EDITOR: Marcia Robertson ASSISTANT: Mary Hosmer STAFF ASSISTANT: Mary Castagnozzi ROW 1: L. Snow, S. Price, M. Robertson, M. Robert- W. Rhode, S. Brie key, D. Lawrence, B. Cote, J. son, J. Leonard, G. Patterson, C. Kerr, J. Humble, Durham, R. Henrie, S. Sholette, M. Hunter, A. Ross, R. Ferguson, W. LaFrance, P. Maxwell, J. Durham, S. Price, Mrs. Grimm. Senior ROW 1: J. Hunter, D. Downey, J. Dur- ham, B. Ross, J. LeRoux, K. Hanley, P. Paro, C. Sholette, K. Fenton, P. Woods, T. Kinney, K. Holliday, B. Cassell, S. Grimm, B. Provost, J. Henrie, S. Price, M. Noody, L. Tulip, S. Golden, K. Drake, J. Durham, Mr. Twyman. ROW 2: D. LeRoux, K. Maxwell, R. Junior ROW 2: S. Brown, N. Harmon, P. Noody, N. Suther- land, R. Crary, A. Padgett, A, Hynes, L. Murray, J. Pomerville, G. Imel, M. Crary, D, Mead, M. Hoover, M. MacAleese, B. Fisher, N. Murray, J. Decoteau, B. Brickey, S. Collado, K. Murphy, C. Kyer, M. Gebo, J. Billings, M. Hosmer. Chorus Gotham, S. Kerr, P. Shene, M. Peterson, P. Sullivan, P. LaBounty, L. Petrie, C. Mead, K. Blacklock, L. Peterson, J. Hoover, E. Abercrombie, L. Crary, D. Dowling, J. Cooper, M. Ross, S. Finch, D. Hoover, P. LaFountain. M. Harmon. Chorus Percussion Woodwind W. LaFrance, R. Reed, Mr. Twy- man, S. Sholette, B. Fisher, R. Golden. Senior Band ROW 1: A. Ross, R. Henrie, M. Castagnozzi, T. Greco, J. Leonard. ROW 2; V. Merchant, J. Durham, J. Hunter, S. Brickey, R. Ripley, K. LeRoux, D. Adams. ROW 3: E. J. Folsom, D. Lawrence, H. Pohl, D. Mead, N. Murray, A. Padgett, J. Humble. Brass ROW 1: K. Price, L. Reed, J. Rowand, P, Noody, G. Imel, D. Jeffries, W. Rhode, J. Gish, M. Coffey. ROW 2: R. Reed, P. Maxwell, J. Pomerville, M. Lowell, M. Hoover, J. Durham, R. Northrop. Junior Band ROW 1: T. Kinney, J. Henrie, K. Sholette, S. Kerr, M. Stevens, S. Price, S. Grimm, D. LeRoux, M. Peter- son, B. Rice, L. Peterson, G. Goldon. ROW 2: K. Fenton, S. Finch, D. Dowling, B. Cassell, J. Hoover, B. Ross, D. Hoover, R. Gotham, A. Marsh, D. Keith, L. Stevens. ROW 3: C. Martin, M. Noody, R. Shene, N. Smithers, T. Imel, S. Goyette, M. Ross, D. Castognozzi, M. LeRoux, L. Crary. ROW 4: Mrs. Twyman, M. McBroom, J. LaLonde, R. Langevin. Elementary Chorus ROW 1: M. LaDuc, M. Reynolds, L. Garbreana, D. Kerr, S. DeLair, N, Lund, K. Peabody, G. Downey, C. Pryce, R. Crary, D. Bebee, M. Kyer, A. Pelno, Mrs. Grimm. ROW 2: T. Patterson, L. Cassell, R. LaTray, D. Bush, M. Hickey, S. LaLonde, B. Chatelain, B. Schurman, T. Meek, M. Smithers, J. LeRoux, K. Adams, L. Woods. ROW 3: C. Meek, K. Root, D. Kennedy, M. Reed, J. Finley, B. Stowell, A. MacAleese, N. Smithers, M. Hall, R. Abercrombie, M. Slate, L. Hills. ROW 4; P. Woods, T. Kerr, A. Cooper, J. Thivierge, S. Norton, S. Murray, M. Root, J. LaFountain, C. Langevin, T. Payne, E. Gilmore, R. Titus, D. Blacklock, J. Valentine, T. Henrie, P. Miller. Elementary Band ROW 1: J. Schuyler, N. Smithers, S. Peabody, D. LaRocque. ROW 2: M. Hunter, L. Cassell, B. Gilmore, J. Finley. ROW 3: Mr. Twyman, M. Sovie, P. Miller, L. Hills, P. Woods. ROW 4: W. Copeland, E. Bognar, P. Sovay, D. Hooven, M. Hall. Pep Band Our Football Team ROW 1: R. Northrop. T. Adams, C. Bomyea, D. Wayering, R. La- Tray, R. Boula, D. Adams. ROW 2: Coach Russo, R. LaRose, C. Downey, D. Hamele, R. Sho- lette, R. Tebo, S. McCullouch, Coach Healy. ROW 3: F. Iaquinta, R. LaTray, M. Perry, D. Mead, G. MacAleese, M. Holt, P. Hanley, L. Hanley, D. DeCoteau, M. Hoover. The last year of Clifton-Fine football D. Wayering, T. Adams, D. Mead, M. Holt, D. Hamele, R. Sholette, R. Northrop Freshmen: S. McCullouch, B. LaTray, R. Boula, R. Tebo, C. Downey, M. Perry. C-F 12 Belleville 14 home C-F 40 Parish ville 6 home C-F 20 Augustinian 60 away C-F 14 Lisboh 40 home C-F 18 Heuvelton 58 away C-F 24 Morristown 12 away Our Managers M. Grammo, D. McCormick, T. Han- ley, M. Langevin, A. Bomyea, T. Holt, J. Fraser. BOW 1: T. jmel, G. Imel, D. taDiie, C Northrop,. S.'LaTray, R. Lang in,TR0W.'2?' .- Murphy, N:’« - PicReiing, 5 §rnyea(-J. ftemele.L. 'Peabodj O. LaBountyT'C. W igand..: ROW 3:' B. Guiles, T MSeR ' T.iUce T. WeMt, H. Poh’l, R. Itex,'V. T)uval L.'iW 5B� iwardr ft. Water?, COach Green. ■ • . . 3V • - - . j. -■■ ■ • ■ - • - ■ Colton . T 3 - “Edwards 1 - Harrisviile 0 Uermon • St. Regis 2,- KiJftJt ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: Varsity D. Pomerville, D. Newtown, T. Akey, R. Reed, R. Shene, L. Hayes, K. Price. R. Finley, R, Crary, T. Jones, M. Sovay, R. Taylor, T. Rice, B. Powers, R. LaRose, M. O’Le. Coach Russo, D. Wayering, K. LaFountain, D. Kerr, C. Silby, J. Norton, M. Crary, E. Boulde MIKE CRARY Senior Wrestlers BILL POWERS J. O'Leary, K. Reil, B. Hubbard, G. MacAleese, Coach Garbreana. Wrestling Clifton-Fine 13 Clifton -Fine 33 Clifton-Fine 46 Clifton-Fine 38 Clifton-Fine 14 Clifton -Fine 26 Clifton-Fine 53 Clifton-Fine 50 Hermon-DeKalb 29 Madrid -Waddington 17 Brushton-Moira 6 Holy Family 14 Hermon-DeKalb 32 Madrid -Waddington 24 Brushton-Moira 3 Holy Family 5 Junior High ROW 1: M. Dowling, F. Silby, T. LaBounty, D. Marriam. ROW 2: R. Cooper, B, Shene. . I I Baskc ROW 1: J. Nolan, T. Hanley, D, Murphy. ROW 2: T. Hanley, M. Holt, T. Brickey, R. Northrop, R. Sholette, R. LaTray, Coach Healy, T. Wendt, P. McKenny, D. Mead, R. Fraser, L. Hanley. RICK SHOLETTE BOB NORTHROP BUZZ MEAD Scores VARSITY CFCS OPPONENT CFCS OPPONENT 69 Russell 53 71 Harris. 49 106 Harris. 50 57 Hammond 56 84 Morris. 32 71 Edwards 55 59 Hermon 60 88 Morris. 48 74 Hammond 71 64 Hermon 62 98 Edwards 69 67 Russell 52 68 Russell 60 49 Hermon 38 JR. VARSITY CFCS OPPONENT CFCS OPPONENT 42 Russell 38 61 Russell 56 60 Harris. 19 43 Harris. 21 39 Morris. 44 49 Hammond 27 40 Hermon 38 36 Edwards 34 40 Hammond 16 34 Morris. 32 37 Edwards 34 64 Hermon 63 59 Russell 32 I Jr. Varsity ROW 1: C. Denesha, T. Bressette, B. Weigand, R. Boula, L. LeRoux, S. LaTray, J. Fraser, T. Holt, Coach Hollern. ROW 2: C. Downey, C. Bomyea, W. LaTray, M. MacAleese, P. McCormick, G. Klock, P. Reed, D. Rice, M. Perry, M. Golden 8th Grade Coach Poquist, B. Reed, M. Davenport, L. Durham, J. Tulip, M. Langevin, W. Burman, B. Currier, T. Hanley, J. Nolan, B. Guiles, K. Wendt, D. Murphy, R. Langevin, B. Kerr, T. Imel. 7th Grade ROW 1: D. Hickey, J. Fraser, T. Holt. ROW 2: D. Sharpe, G. Guiles. ROW 3: P. Guiles, C. Denesha, S. Hills, R. Streeter, M. Holt,- Coach, D. Keith, C. Lund, T. Silsby, P. Crane, D. McCormick, T. Bressette, R. Lynch. Girls Basketball Varsity Jr. Varsity ROW 1: L. Taylor, K. Murphy. ROW 2: W. Ripley, Mr. Green. ROW 3: C. Decoteau, K. Reil, D. Lawrence. ROW 4: J. Henrie, R. Henrie, P. O'Leary. ROW 5: T. Shene, M. Peper, S. Holt. ROW 1: S. Brickey, M. Sullivan. ROW 2: M. Coffey, Mr. Green, C. Shene. ROW 3: L. Grammo, R. Ripley, M. Marriam. ROW 4: D. Scott, V. Greco, B-. Cassell. ROW 5: T. Koster, J. Pomerville, R. Crary. Baseball ROW 1: K. Hamel, D. Fairbanks, R. Sholette, C. Northrop, R. Reed, L, LeRoux, R. Reed, C. Sykes, T. Golden, T. Hanley. ROW 2: J. Henrie, R. LaTray, B. Gebo, T. Wendt, C. Bomyea, A. Austin, Coach Russo. ROW 3: T. Austin, M. Lowell, G. Klock, W. LaTray, D. Decoteau, T. Hanley, J. Rice, W. Frawley, L. Hanley. Coach Russo All-League Bill Gebo, John Henrie, Terry Hanley, Jim Rice. ABSENT: Claude Sykes. It matters not how strait the gate, How charged with punishments the scroll, I am the master of my fate; I am the captain of my soul. HENLEY Cyrano de Bergerac ■ ! I address a collective challenge to the whole pit ... Sir, me you may mock, but not Baro! CYRANO de BERGERAC - Don LaShomb ROXANE - Mary Peper CHRISTIAN de NEUVILLETTE - Mike Holt COMTE de GUICHE - Chuck Kennedy LE BRET - Mike Crary RAGUENEAU - Bernard Crane THE DUENNA - Vicki Duval Jodelet - Linda Reed Porter - Steve Squair Orange Girl - Wanda Ripley Citizen - Sally Price Cuigy - Bob Northrop Page I - Sue Price Page II - Virginia Merchant Fop 1 - Ed Duchano Fop II - Lionel Huiles Brissaille - Wilbur Simmons De Valvert - Rick Sholette Ligniere - Bill Powers Montfleury - Terry Adams Children - Marcia Booth Geneva Austin Poets - Buzz Mead Rick Lashua Capt. Carbon de Castel-Jaloux - Paul Bullock Bertrandou - Nancy Perry Sister Marthe - Jeanette Decoteau Mother Marguerite - Marcia Robertson Cooks - Mary Hosmer Joanne Rowe Whisk until the foam is there ...” 'Tarts a la Tragedie ... Sno-Mobile Races ... on Feb. 7 many snowmobile enthusiasts gathered at the Star Lake Fire Hall for the annual races sponsored by the local Volunteer Fire Dept. ... - WE'RE LEAGUE CHAMPS Clifton - Fine won the championship of the Valley League on March 19th at Canton ATC by outscoring previously undefeated Brushton - Miora 62-55. Mike Holt and Roger Fraser were named All-League first team players. . - Best Wishes to the Class Of '71 Twin Lake Hotel Star Lake, N. Y. Compliments of WINCH'S FUEL AND KEROSENE SERVICE Star Lake, N. Y. Congratulations to the Graduates! DECOTEAU’S GROCERY Congratulations ! Compliments of Best Wishes to the Graduates ! BLUEBIRD INN STAR LAKE HOTEL NORTH COUNTRY Star Lake, N. Y. SALES 13690 Star Lake, N. Y. Phone 848-9968 Star Lake, N. Y. i 81 iwTSIi GOLDEN S HABONABt ■riTTB Trm.Trxm Congratulations to the Best Wishes to n® m Class of 1971 LASHUA the Graduates ! GOLDENS'S HARDWARE BAIT TACKLE Star Lake, N. Y. DORAN'S MOTEL The UNITED BANK Main Street Star Lake, N. Y. Star Lake, N. Y. 13690 TO SUIT YOUI FIRST (shell) TASTL NATIONAL BANK w GRANT KERR INSURANCE AGENCY Star Lake Phone 848-2131 in Gouverneur, N.Y. Gouverneur's Modern Bank With All Banking Services Member SHELL STATION Star Lake, N. Y. 13690 DON and PAT F.D.I. C. WAYERING GOUVERNEUR SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION AMERICAN LEGION Benson Mines, N. Y. FERGUSON FUEL CO. Oswegatchie, N. Y. 848-2760 848-9915 Star Lake, N. Y. PADGETT’S IGA SUPER MARKET Compliments of CRANBERRY LAKE SALES SERVICES Gas - Oil - Towing - Plowing You Can't Stop Accessories Smile As You Go Through. PAUL GLENN - Prop. Congratulations to the Class of '71 NEWTON FALLS HOTEL J. SIEDLECKI, Prop. Newton Falls, N. Y. 13666 848-2095 Compliments of JOE’S MOBIL STATION Fine, N. 848- Y. 13639 2829 — TRUDO LUMBER Single and Double Units MAXWELL'S SALE AND CO. , INC. Some with Finest SERVICES Kitchenettes Styles Automotive Parts Building Supply Open All Year ROBERTA ANN Bombardier - Headquarters FLETCHER'S SHOP Ski - Doos Phone 848-2415 MOTEL Main St. Star Lake, Oswegatchie Alice Fletcher Star Lake N. Y. N. Y. Owner and Prop. N. Y. Phone Route 3 Oswegatchie, N. Y. Phone 848-2550 848-2382 Towing - Open 24 Hours Car Wash TODD SUPPLY INC. Star Lake, N. Y. S+ar Lake, N. Y. BARBARA’S CERAMIC COTTAGE Scotts Point Road Star Lake, N. Y. R.U IVMmPHARMACY Your Health is our Business WITTERS’ PHARMACY GRECO’S DEPARTMENT STORE Star Lake, N. Y. 848-2611 l CORBINE’S MARKET Star Lake, New York 848-2713 NEWTON FALLS PAPER MILL, INC. SHAGS GENERAL STORE Cranberry, N. Y. Compliments of George and Jeanne Reynolds ART'S TV SHOP RCA Whirlpool Appliance s Star Lake, N. Y 848-2467 CRANBERRY LAKE BUILDER'S SUPPLY Robert Hayes THE TOWN AND COUNTRY CLEANERS Star Lake, N. Y 13690 Mobil I SMALL OIL CO., INC. Cranberry Lake, N. Y. 848-3301 THE GOOD FOOD 1971 CRANBERRY MOUNTAIN ECHO } LAKE INN STAFF Congratulates the Graduates Cranberry Lake, N. Y. 848-3301 B Compliments of NEW YORK Compliments of FAIRBANKS I KEN'S OUTBOARD STATE OSWEGAT CHIE ELEC. RANGER AUTO SALES SVCE MOTOR SCHOOL SALE'S INC. SERVICE Wanakena, N. Y. Fine, New York 13639 13695 Route 3 and Newton Falls Road Oswegatchie, N. Y. Cranberry, N. 848-2754