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

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1981 volume:

Dedication We, the MOUNTAIN ECHO staff, dedicate this, the thirty-second volume, to Mrs. Carolyn Twyman. Mrs. Twyman graduated from Crane School of Music in 1953. She taught at Mineville Central School, Mannsville Central School, Ticonderoga Cen- tral School, and Edwards Central School until 1970, at which time she started teaching here at Clifton- Fine. Mrs. Twyman has taught both vocal and instru- mental music at all levels. She has directed, per- formed and acted in both musical and dramatic stage productions. She has participated in community musi- cal groups, such as church choir, barber shop, and community chorus. Here at Clifton-Fine, Mrs. Twyman is active in the teachers association. She also directed and played in the pepband. We thank her for adding a little spirit to those home basketball games. Mrs. Twyman, it is difficult to express what your dedication has meant to us as seniors. You got us go- ing, when the hope had almost disappeared. You stayed right behind us and spurred us on, until we finally reached our goal. Thank you so much for your dedication to our class and for making music a part of our school. 2 Clam up! 3 Seniors aren't all bad! —Carolyn Twyman, Senior Advisor (Concerning colleges?) If you don't know where you're going, you'll probably end up somewhere else. —Dottie Cooper, Guidance Counselor The mind of a man can invent it, the hand of man can build it.—George Persson, Industrial Arts And finally. . . Today is a D day. —Charles Casler, High School Principle 4 nr FACULTY S' ( � r u Dear Mum and Dad, Hello again! The staff of Clifton-Fine are a really friendly bunch, even though some look a bit formidable at first! There are about 60 teachers from kindergarten to 12th grade, teaching subjects rang- ing from music to First Aid. All the staff members 1 have run into in my short time here are friendly and only too glad to help with any prob- lems. They are a mixed lot really; each one as different from the next as. . .fish and chips! More Later—Joanne 5 TEACHERS' AIDS: Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Denesha, Mrs. Latremore, Mrs. Seifer’. RESOURCE ROOM: Mrs. Pomerville, Mrs. Smeby, Miss Connors, Miss Warrener MKkI FIRST GRADE: Mrs. Durham TRANSITIONAL PRIMARY: Mrs. Yartz FIRST GRADE: Miss Sherman SECOND GRADE: Mrs. Henrie SECOND GRADE: Mrs. Healy X X V y Z z w r -1 8 PSYCHOLOGIST: Mr. Moore THIRD GRADE: Mrs. Capone THIRD GRADE: Mrs. Hynes SPEECH THERAPIST: Miss Kentner ART: Mr. Eldridge GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT: Mrs. Cooper, Mr. Holz D. Ritchings, Rubber Room Supervisor SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT: Mr. Latchut, Mr. Garbreana, Mr. Giardino, Mr. LaDuc FRENCH: Mr. Bowser RESOURCE ROOM PERSONNEL: Mr. Chartuk, Mr. Haggett ENGLISH DEPARTMENT: Mrs. Vater, Mr. Cherepon, Mr. Perrault, Mrs. FitzRandolph, Mr. Yartz SCIENCE DEPARTMENT: Mr. Cooper, Ms. Nagel, Mr. Beasaw MATH DEPARTMENT: Mrs. Fraser, Mr. Balchikonis, Miss Pope, Mr. Hollern, Miss Reynolds 13 MUSIC DEPARTMENT: Mrs. Twyman, Mrs. Grimm, Mr. Twyman HEALTH: Mr. Frank HEALTH NURSE: Mrs. Sovay ■ 14 il LIBRARIANS: Mrs. Monroe, Mrs. Sternisha LIBRARIANS: Miss LeBel, Mrs. Winch HOME ECONOMICS: Mrs. Glenn INDUSTRIAL ARTS: Mr. Persson PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Mr. Russo, Mrs. Wendt, Mr. Healy 15 Martin, Mrs. Hynes, Mr. BOARD OF EDUCATION: Row 1: Mrs. Smith, Mr. Averill, Mr. Fenton, Mr. Reil, Mr. Hoover Woods; Row 2: Mr. Pitts, Mr. 16 ACCOUNTING CLERK: Mr. Maxwell ADMINISTRATION: Mr. Kelly, Mr. Casler, Mr. DaBoll 3 iff BUSINESS MANAGER: Mr. Williams CUSTODIANS: Row 1: Mr. Adams; Row 2: Mr. Dumas, Mr. McColloch; Row 3: Mr. Adams, Mr. Golden SECRETARIES: Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Patraw, Mrs. Adams, Mrs LaRose 18 Row 1: Mr. King, Mrs. Gore, Mr. Nolan, Mr. Winch, Mrs. Popp, Mr. Thomas; Row 2: Mr. Schuyler, Mrs. Pro- vost, Mrs. Corbine, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. Szlamczynski Foley Merlin F 7 27 38—11 21 80 lin was an honest man. He had strong be- ed by them. If he felt strongly about n ssed it. PPj • ' . friend. He would walk the last you needed help. Nothing was too mffch to ask. Merlin was l fovMg father and itgood Hftsfjand. expected his children db their best and lotted them enough to discipline them. Family activities were his favorite. Merlin served our school as bus driver and as custpdian. His quick sttiile and ready wit were a happy part of our daily lives. And this is the worlds smallest violin playing My Heart Bleeds for You —Carl In my eyes, there are two kinds of people in this world; Powers', and the people who wish they were. —Penny I wasn't born to read life—I was born to live it- someday I will calm down! —Virgil You can live in your car but you can't drive your house. —Bob Dear Mum and Dad, Well, what can I say about the kids here? Kids in Clifton-Fine are just about the same as any all over the world. They are funny, daring, strange, friendly, and generally, good natured. They really make me feel welcome, which is the nicest thing about them. They are definite- ly more happy-go-lucky than Eng- lish teenagers. We are all finished with school at 16, so we are more independent. I wish you could meet them all, I'm sure that you would not ap- prove of some of them, but others, you would love, just as I do. Here they all are in the pages that fol- low. More Later—Joanne .THE NEXTYANKEE? 20 21 Rebecca (Becky) Adams WELL, We Finally Made ITS” It drove her to drinking! Robin Antwine Theresa (Teri) Adams Paul Beck 22 Heather Brill Robin Boyd Loren Bullard Robin Brass 23 Rebecca (Becky) Collins Lisa Chick Kimberly (Kim) Cary Leanne Denesha Joey Delair 'Powers, it's your turn!' Senior Superlatives Most Class Clown 26 27 Paula Hickey Mark Deshaies Dale Eibert Carol Garbreana Rebecca (Becky) Hall Randall Porras Gonzalles Michelle Galdner Joanne Gudgin Susan (Sue) Hurlbut Debra (Debbie) Kerr Andrew LeRoux Denise Latremore Jerry Pernice Robert Persson Ricky Pickering Stanley (S.K.) Pierce Brent Parvese Dennis Peabody I « 32 Timothy (Tim) Sharpe Charles (Chuck) Termbley Laurie Silsby Paul Silsby MORNING BOCES: Row 1: L. Chick, P. Beck, R. Pickering, R. Boyd; Row 2: K. Hurlbut, C. Finley, D. Finley; Row 3: F. Wood, B. Hall, D. Laushua, W. Pomerville, B. Parvese Eleventh tirade (Above) Row 1: K. Foley, M. Watson; Row 2: K. Bull- ock, L. Garbreana, S. Woods, T. Grammo; Row 3: W. Bald, S. Sharpe, J. Beaulieu, J. King; Row 4: B. Henrie, N. Twyman, S. Martin, R. Seifert, R. Reyn- olds, M. Solon. (Right) Row 1: B. Blackmer; Row 2: T. Bassette, P. Leroux: Row 3: D. Rice, G. Cook. Left: Row 1: L. Cooper, P. MacCrimman; Row 2: B. Kelley, N. Shene; Row 3: A. Kuhn, S. Morehouse, W. LaFrance; Row 4: D. Davis, A. Jeffries, J. Patraw, L. Russell. Below: Row 1: C. Backus; Row 2: K. Forkey; Row 3: P. Silsby; Row 4: M. Hills, J. Beaulieu. 37 Tenth Grade (Right) Row 1: L. Suhr, T. Woodward: Row 2: K. Boice, J. Bush, T. Brown, B. Cooper, P. Salisbury; Row 3: E. VanGelder, D. Munroe, L. Finley, L. Hub- bard. (Below) Row 1: M. Chambers, R. Durham, T. Boyd, B. Hartmann; Row 2: K. Deshaies, B. Bullard, D. Walrath, K. Kuhn; Row 3: J. Kelly, K. McNamara, P. Forkey, F. Adams; Row 4: T. Johnson, P. Thivierage, D. Lashua, R. LeRoux. (Below) Row 1: M. Meek, P. Bush; Row 2: C. Brickey, J. Bullock, S. Martin; Row 3: F. Woods, B. Sovay, J. Russell, L. DeLair; Row 4; M. Daniels, R. Averill, D. Kerr, M. Chatelain. Ninth Grade Row 1: T. Pierce; Row 2: J. Provost; Row 3: L. Twyman, D. Adams (Below) Row 1: J. Matthews; Row 2: C. Davey, L. Price; Row 3: J. Miller, T. Brown, D. Cote; Row 4: D. Lashua, S. Akey, P. Healy. (Right) Row 1: V. Pomerville, M. Johnson; Row 2: B. Marsh, D. Munro, K. McNamara, R. Walrath, T. Whitmore, C. Pomerville; Row 3: J. Boyea, T. Pierce, B. Terry, T. Nolan, L. Murray, R. Seifert, M. Bickford, B. Watson 40 Row 1: D. Woods, L. Hewitt, K. Rice, K. Cooper, C. Provost, M. Stowell; Row 2: D. Finley, L. Kerr, }. Baker, C. Laurin, B. Bush, K. Trombley, S. Frank; Row 3: J. Blanchard, B. Slate, M. Northrup, M. Simpson, P. Given, J. Kennedy, D. Beaulieu Eighth Grade (Below) Row 1: M. LeRoux, T. MacCrimman; Row 2: T. Snider, T. Beckman, E. Brown, T. Adams; Row 3: S. Doran, E. Snyder, D. Koster; Row 4: P. Jones, M. LaPlant, L. Toohey, R. Northrup, J. Boula. (Right) Row 1: P. Hartman, D. Miller, M. Eddy; Row 2: L. Dolan, W. Paro, L. LaRose; Row 3: N. Martin, L. Kerr, L. Young. (Left) Row 1: J. Russell, D. Foley, L. Disotell; Row 2: L. Leroux, R. Cole, L. Woods, J. Dan- iels; Row 3: M. Shene, R. Kerr, J. Tesmer, T. White; Row 4: J. Starcher, P. Towne, D. Whitmore, S. Kerr, T. Crane (Below) Row 1: S. Kuhn, E. Disotell; Row 2: C. Sovie, J. Brass, J. Boula, K. Leroux; Row 3: J. LaRouque, M. Laurin, M. Frank, C. Kerr, P. Shaw, S. Mitchell, P. Janack; Row 4: K. LaFrance, T. Briggs, J. Rizzo, W. Weber, T. Kerr, L. Sayyeau, M. Isereau. Seventh Grade (Below) Row 1: J. Flemming; Row 2: B. McNamara, E. Coufal, C. Bald, J. Stalker, R. Terry, J. Provost; Row 3: L. Hitchman, S. Sharp, S. Towne, D. Finley, C. Schurman, J. Young (Left) Row 1: S. Fenton, G. Hurlbut; Row 2: R. Finley, T. Fenton, D. Russell, D. Janack, D. Provost; Row 3: W. Carter, B. Watson, R. Gamit, S. Folsom, A. Bullock, A. Russell. (Below) Row 1: R. Davey; Row 2: L. LeRoux, J. Meek, P. Kerr; Row 3: S. Peobody, L. Snider, J. Thomas; Row 4: F. Monroe, T. LaPlante, E. Bennett, F. Valentine. (Left) Row 1: M. Spicer, B. Forkey, R. Hubbard; Row 2: R. Burns, J. Kuhn, L. Larry, S. Bush, R. Chatelain; Row 3: M. Ellis, K. Dolan, L. Kelly, P. Laurin. J. Davenport, K. Comb: Row 4: P. Toohey, B. Sharpe, H. Finley. Sixth Grade (Right) Row 1: S. McCarthy, T. Paro, T. Frank, D. Pryce, T. Price; Row 2: S. Sovie, T. Woods, R. Koster, P. Stalker, M. Terry, C. Backus, L. James; Row 3: C. Peabody, S. Whitmore, C. Backus, M. Hewitt, J. Brown, M. Cary, C. Kilbourn (Below) Row 1: D. Myers, M. Collins, J. Watson, P. Towne, K. Kelly; Row 2: D. Harmon, L. Antwine, K. Rizzo, R. Gore, S. Cote, G. Hollern, V. Durham; Row 3: W. Bush, J. Merchant, G. Kelley, R. Dowling, D. Hopkins, J. Thornton, P. LeRoux 46 Row 1: J. Young, T. Rusaw, D. Bullard, M. Isereau, C. Pickering; Row 2: J. Flynn, M. Rixon, J. Bigwarfe, C. Fortier, R. Bush, P. Marsh; Row 3: D. Miller, W. Munroe, L. Szlamczynski, K. Grammo, A. Hughes, T. Kerr, S. Demmon, C. Backus 47 Fifth Grade (Right) Row 1: S. Shaw, J. Provost, T. Hartman, K. LaFountain; Row 2: J. Flynn, R. Lashua, F. Spicer, C. Woods, A. Bullock, M. Trombley, C. Young; Row 3: L. Leary, M. Weber, J. Forkey, J. Goldie, P. Farnsworth, S. Delair, A. Sayyeau, P. Ellis (Below) Row 1: D. Bigwarfe, A. Kelley, J. Grenier, J. O'Connor, J. Terry; Row 2: Mrs. Tuohy, B. Shene, D. Toohey, C. Busier, P. Lentzer, K. Woodward; Row 3: M. Eddy, H. Daniels, R. Duchano, B. Folsom, L. Thivierge, K. Kerr; Absent; S. Bullock, S. Adams, D. Snider 48 (Below) Row 1: M. Farnsworth, R. Koster, J. Laurin, R. Pomerville; Row 2: T. Daniels, M. Gore, D. Finley, P. Munro; Row 3: W. Bush, H. Kerr, S. Leone, D. LaFrance, R. Disotell; Row 4: M. Parvese, J. Hunter, P. Weigand, M. Rixon, A. Finley, C. Bush; Absent: G. Tyler 49 Fourth Oracle Row 1: D. Jones, S. Riley, B. Averill, D. Rixon, T. Robert; Row 2; D. LaPlante, B. Walwrath, C. Perrault, F. Marriam, K. White, K. Moore, C. Whitney, C. Marsh; Row 3: E. Vater, F. McBroom, T. Nulty, D. Delair, J. Goldie, R. Bebee, C. Maracle, Mr. Glenn (Above) Row 1: C. Peets, A. LaRose, S. Ellis, H. Blanchard, C. Beebe; Row 2: P. Hartman, N. O'Connor, S. Woods, L. Rusaw, B. Pickering, B. Merkley, K. Briggs, J. Kelly; Row 3: D. Grammo, C. Hosmer, S. Adams, A. Chambers, L. Thornton, T. Peabody, D. Miller, J. Farnsworth; Mrs. Hosmer (Below) Row 1: S. Kelley, M. McNamara, L. Adams, R. Waters, T. Tulip; Row 2: R. Lashua, S. Grenier, K. ■ LaBlanc, B. Provost, R. Rixon, K. Janack, P. Bush, C. Davenport; Row 3: J. Russell, B. Eddy, C. Pelno, J. Ea- ton, D. Thomas, R. Simmons, T. Jurkovich, J. Fortier (Right) Row 1: W. Hollern, A. McCarthy, J. Bebee, W. Gore, P. Popp, B. Demon; Row 2: C. Spicer, T. Todd, S. Kerr, C. Kerr, ). Williams, D. Peabody, K. Hickey; Row 3: J. Watson, D. McBroom, A. Palm, G. Provost, J. Myers, S. Zehr, E. Lashua, K. Woods, C. Brown, Mrs. Capone 52 (Above) Row 1: P. Johnson, C. Young, M. Finley, F. LaPlante, S. Blackmon, T. Hughes; Row 2: D. Doran, C. Towne, S. Lashua, M. Toohey, A. Jones, N. Robert, T. Terry, D. Haggett; Row 3: S. Bebee, A. Kerr, H. Jones, H. Meek, T. Tesmer, C. Law, E. Ea- ton, Mrs. Hynes 53 Second tirade (Above) Row 1: A. Babaro, H. Finley, A. Heller; Row 2: B. Pomerville, R. Dana, H. Zehr, E. Nulty; Row 3: J. Simmons, E. Corbine, M. Dowling, T. Peets; Row 4: T. Sellers, P. Sterbenz, A. Henrie, J. Doran, K. Laurin; Row 5: J. Thomas, D. Folsom, J. Bowman, L. Backus, B. Thivierge, C. Rathbun 54 (Left) Row 1: J. Russell, N. Flesher, M. Thompson, M. Sovay; Row 2: H. Dubey, J. Davenport, M. Flint, S. Farnsworth, A. Etheridge: Row 3: M. Woodward, M. Streeter, A. Shene, T. Sullivan, M. Boyea, P Giardino; Row 4: P. Kelly, S. Gollagher, C. Provost, K. McNamara, S. Kerr First Grade (Below) Row 1: S. Pelo, M. Come; Row 2: D. Jones, T. Shaw, R. Martin; Row 3: B. Lashua, F. Thorton, Stella Crandall, M. Daniels; Row 4: R. Campbell, J. Hanley, J. Bond, P. Bond, K. Finley, Mrs. Yartz (Right) Row 1: T. Terry, B. Provost, D. John- son; Row 3: J. Zehr, T. Kelley, K. Davenport, Miss Sherman; Row 3: K. Sellers, F. Blanchard, A. Bullock, D. Goodrow, Row 4: P. Fortier, B. Finley, A. Garno, J. Jeffries, J. Refici 56 (Left) Row 1: B. Watson, J. Parvese, J. Marsh, J. Rice, E. Hance, J. Johnson; Row 2: R. Blackmon, K. Bush, C. Perrault, C. Farnsworth, D. Kerr, P. LaPlante; Row 3: R. Dana, T. Slamczynski, D. Dunn, G. Hanley, P. Martin; Absent: M. Perkins (Below) Row 1: M. Pryce, B. Siskavich, K. Todd, K. Smith, D. Folsom; Row 2: N. Matthews, I. Cole, K. Gish, J. Frucci, K. Pro- vost; J. Piiparinen, E. Flynn, S. Sayyeau, C. Adams, K. Soszka 57 Kindergarten Row 1: S. Tebo, C. Heller, C. Demmon, T. Mossinac; Row 2: T. Merkley, L. LaTray, J. Barbara, R. Dunn, J. McIntosh, A. Hayes; Row 3: K. Hubbard, P. Wright, J. Goldie, K. Palm, M. Come; 58 Row 1: D. Wright, W. Smith, C. Robert, B. Besaw; Row 2: M. Leary, S. Brickey, J. Hanley, K. Hubbard; Row 3: D. Meek, S. Solon, R. Thompson, J. Sterbenz; Row 4: A. Perkins, N. Piiparinen, K. Cherepon, T. Miller, R. Dowling 59 Dear Mum and Dad, Well, as you will see in the following pages, all the Clif- ton-Finers are jocks where sports are concerned. Even though they may not be the best, they all enter into one or more sports throughout the school year. They have such interesting ones, too! For instance, girls are laughed at in England if they want to play soccer, and basketball at home is an all- girl game. Although we have our own equivalent of base- ball, it is not recognized world-wide, like the all- American sport that baseball is. 60 I’m really glad 1 went out for soccer. It was an experience in it- self; I enjoyed myself more than anything, and the team spirit is really strong. It's a great way of getting to know everyone, and there were some real characters on the team, I can tell you! What other country would actual- ly submit to having donkeys in their gym? Only Americans, I’ll bet! Everyone here is so dedicated to their sports too—practices every night after school, on the dot; not the one-a-week arid Saturday morn- ing jobbies I was used to. Yes, they certainly are dedi- cated—you can tell by the looks on their faces as you thumb through this section! 61 VARSITY: Row 1: C. Branche, K. Foley, M. Chatelain, C. Laurin, B. Sovay, R. Gonzales, M. Watson, S. Frank, C. Twyman; Row 2: Coach LaDuc, M. Deshaies, J. Bealieu, M. Rice, S. Sharpe, T. Brown, K. Pomerville, M. Solon, D. Drake 62 JUNIOR VARSITY: Row 1: D. Myers, J. Brown, T. Frank; Row 2: P. Hartmann, J. Brass, P. Healy, B. Watson, G. Henrie, M. Frank, B. Slate, J. Boula, J. Matthews; Row 3: J. LaRocque, P. Shene, F. Adams, P. Givens, M. Daniels, M. Streeter, T. Nolan, J. Kerr 63 Girls Soccer 64 (Left) Row 1: B. Hartmann, V. Pomerville, C. Pro- vost, J. Provost, J. Bullock, K. Deshaies, T. Woodward, B. McNamara, L. Woods, T. White, L. Snider; Row 2: C. Davey, P. Forkey, J. Miller, L. Hewitt, S. Cary, K. Kerr, V. Collins, M. Bickford, L. Dolan, L. LaRose, L. Sayyeau, D. Walrath, K. Dolan, Mrs. Wendt (Below) Row 1: Mr. Latchut, R. Boyd, S. Woods, H. Brill, L. Garbreana, A. Jeffries; Row 2: N. Shene, C. Backus, T. Bassette, W. Bullock, B. Collins, B. Henrie, L. Cooper, N. Twyman; Row 3: D. Latremore, J. Langevin, J. Gudgin, L. Watson, C. Cote, T. Grammo, W. Salisbury 65 Cheerleaders JUNIOR HIGH: Row 1: D. Foley, T. Beckman, B. McNamara, M. Laurin; Row 2: L. Woods, T. Snider, A. Bullock, L. Snider, L. Dolan, R. Northrup; Row 3: Mrs. Yartz, L. Sayyeau, K. LaFrance, C. Kerr VARSITY: Row 1: H. Brill; Row 2: N. Shene, W. Salisbury; Row 3: D. Latremore, R. Collins, K. Forkey, L. Garbreana; Row 4: C. Garbreana, T. Grammo, C. Cote 66 67 r EIGHTH GRADE: Row 1: B. Forkey, J. Young; Row 2: R. Terry, S. Pea- body, F. Valentine, C. Schurman, S. Morrison, J. Thomas, K. Brown, E. Coufal, B. Chatelain, Coach Eldridge SEVENTH GRADE: Row 1: M. Frank, P. Janack; Row 2: B. Sharpe, J. Kerr, J. Rizzo, M. LaPlante, E. Snyder, M. Eddy, T. MacCrimman, Coach Yartz Boys’ Basketball L an . «teA VARSITY: Row 1: M. Hills, D. Drake; Row 2: R. Hitchman, T. Frank, M. Hills, J. Russell; Row 3: G. Clyde, A. Kuhn, R. Persson, Coach Frank; Row 4: S. Martin, M. Watson; Row 5: R. Gonzolas, R. Seifert, K. Foley, J. Patraw, C. Twyman JUNIOR VARSITY: Row 1: Coach Healy; Row 2: S. Frank, D. Woods, P. Healy, B. Slate, T. Brown, R. Seifert, T. Johnson, M. Daniels. C. Branche 69 JUNIOR VARSITY: Row 1: N. Smith, L. LaRose; Row 2: J. Boula, P. Hunter, J. Miller, K. Kerr, K. Cooper, S. Cary, M. Johnson, V. Pomerville, M. Stowell, Coach Reynolds 70 VARSITY: Row 1: L. Watson, B. Henrie (Captains), Row 2: C. Hunter, L. Hickey, P. Forkey, C. Backus, K. Patraw, W. Woods, C. Crane, L. Cooper, T. Bassette, Coach Wendt 71 Wrestling, 1981 ! Row 1: J. Boula, B. Paro, P. Shaw, G. Cook, P. Silsby, M. Bush; Row 2: Coach Russo, B. Bush, J. Boyea, M Streeter, C. Twyman, F. Wood, P. Shene, M. Solon, Coach Lachut; Row 3: D. Rice, S. Pierce, J. Delair, P Givens, D. Hall, K. Boyea, A. LeRoux, M. Rice 72 73 I French Club 74 Row 1: L. Kerr, B. Hartmann, B. Watson, N. Twyman, G. Henrie, R. Brass; Row 2: Mr. Bowser, M. Johnson, C. Davey, C. Laurin, K. Trombley, S. Hurlbut, D. Walrath, C. Provost, T. Adams; Row 3: W. Woods, D. Cote, S. Frank, D. Woods, M. Stowell, J. Bullock, P. Healy; Row 4: P. Shene, M. Hills, K. McNamara, P. Forkey, M. Streeter, T. Nolan, K. McNamara, D. Beaulieu; Row 5: D. Kerr, R. Seifert, M. Chatelain, K. Cooper, K. Kerr 75 Yearbook Staff The Mountain Echo staff members for 1981 were: Joanne Gudgin, Teri Adams, Loren Bullard, Becky Toohey, Lance Twyman, Laurie Hickey, and Paula Hickey, Editor. Mr. Ritchings was the yearbook advi- sor. 76 There is much hard work involved in producing a yearbook. There is more to it than just taking pictures. It takes a number of dedicated students, along with the advi- sor and editor, who are willing to work hard, long hours putting the book together. In recent years there have been many problems hinder- ing the production of the book. I could begin to list them, but most people really wouldn't care. It has been my ex- perience that all they care about is receiving the book in June, July, August or even in SEPTEMBER. You do know that the book could be here in May, don't you? I guess you could sum it up as a LACK OF INTEREST. Since it's at the bottom of many people's priorities list, should it be discontinued? After 32 years? Traditions do seem to be disappearing. The future of the yearbook may depend upon YOU! Paula Hickey Editor P.S. Much appreciation goes to Mr. Ritchings for his dedi- cation to this book, as advisor, not just this year, but also years past. It may not have always been working directly with the staff, but working with me to find solutions to the many problems we faced in the production of this book. Many thattks go to the Seniors and Juniors, who helped in the sale of this book and to Mr. Eldridge and Loren Bullard for helping with the photography. Special thanks to the small, but dedicated staff. THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR MAKING THIS YEARBOOK POSSI- BLE! 77 Senior Chorus Row 1: L. Price, P. Bush, K. Trombley, F. Munroe, S. Mar- tin, M. Meek; Row 2: N. Smith, N. Shene, B. Marsh, M. Stowell, C. Hunter, R. Collins, T. Kerr, C. Davey; Row 3: C. Brickey, M. Chambers, L. Kerr, C. Garbreana, W. Salis- bury, D. Walrath, K. McNamara, L. Finely; Row 4: L. Denesha, L. Russell, R. Brass, K. Boice, K. Kerr, S. Cary, L. Garbreana, B. Toohey, P. Forkey, J. Beaulieu % «% %% 78 Row 1: P. Salisbury, T. Woodward, T. Gramme, T. Adams, G. Cook, B. Hartmann; Row 2: L. Twyman, S. Frank, C. Cote, C. Provost, K. Forkey, K. Finley, B. Kelly, M. Johnson; Row 3: D. Woods, R. Seifert, M. Bickford, J. Bullock, L. Cooper, V. Collins, J. Miller; Row 4: F. Adams, M. Hills, R. Seifert, P. Shene, K. Patraw, C. Backus, W. Woods, A. Jefferies, K. McNamara, K. Cooper 79 Senior Baud PERCUSSION: Row 1: B. Henrie; Row 2: P. Thiverage, M. Frank, P. Hartmann; Row 3: P. Janack, Mr. Twyman, M. Hills 80 . WOODWINDS: Row 1: W. Salisbury, M. Meek, J. Miller, P. Salisbury; Row 2: B. Collins, K. McNamara, N. Shene, C. Garbreana; Row 3: M. Stowell, C. Pro- vost, K. McNamara, D. Walrath, W. Woods, M. Bickford; Row 4: L. Finley, C. Davey, T. Adams, K. Patraw, B. Hartmann, C. Twyman BRASS: Row 1: R. Brass, C. Backus, K. Cooper, L. Murray, D. Woods, S. Frank; Row 2: S. Cary, R. Seifert, M. Hills, C. Cote, R. Seifert, J. LaRoque, C. Brickey, W. Bald, J. Kennedy ELEMENTARY CHORUS: Row 1: C. Bush, B. Shene, C. Young, M. Trombley, M. Farnsworth, K. Kerr, K. Woodard, C. Busier, S. Shaw, P. Weigand, J. Hunter, C. Towne, V. Durham; Row 2: H. Kerr, P. Farnsworth, L. Thivierge, S. Leone, R. Koster, H. Daniels, B. Folsom, J. Goldie, W. Bush, D. Finley, D. Bigwarfe, A. Kelly; Row 3: D. Pryce, C. Pickering, S. McCarthy, K. Kelly, T. Paro, M. Weber, D. Harmon, L. James, K. Rizzo, W. Bush, T. Rusaw, J. Young, D. Adams, D. LaFrance, J. Watson; Row 4: L. Antwine, R. Bush, S. Moore, T. Kerr, M. Collins, C. Peabody, K. Grammo, L. Szlamczymski, S. Whitmore, R. Duchano, S. Demmon, M. Hewitt, M. Cary, R. Koster, D. Myers, T. Frank, C. Fortier, C. Backus 82 JUNIOR BAND: Row 1: L. Dolan, K. LeRoux, C. Kerr, J. Russell, R. Northrup, R. Finley, L. Snider, L. Sayyeau; Row 2: A. Bullock, B. McNamara, T. Cook, L. Woods, M. Laurin, D. Foley, T. Briggs, F. Valentine, B. Forkey, L. LaRose, E. Coufal; Row 3: P. Hartmann, P. Janack, J. Provost, R. Chatelain, M. Frank, M. Eddy, M. Shene, T. Snider, J. Brass, C. Bald, J. LaRocque JUNIOR CHORUS: Row 1: P. Kerr, D. Foley, T. Beckman, V. Gotham, L. LeRoux, E. Disotell, J. Davenport, S. Bush, P. Hartmann, R. Chatelain, S. Meek, E. Coufal; Row 2: B. McNamara, S. Kuhn, T. Cook, L. Disotell, L. Young, L. Woods, T. Snider, T. LaPlante, C. Bald, L. Snider, D. Janack; Row 3: A. Bullock, M. Laurin, R. Finley, W. Carter, J. Russell, C. Kerr, J. Brass, M. Spicer, F. Monroe, T. Adams; Row 4: T. Briggs, M. Hodge, D. Koster, S. Sharpe, T. Fenton, L. Kelly, F. Valentine, J. Kelly, J. Young, K. Come, M. Shene, J. Russell 83 The 1981 Hockey Season TERMITES: Row 1: A. Shene, P. Bond, J. Foucci, S. Janesse, M. Streeter, G. Hanley; Row 2: C. Towne, C. Mc- Namara, B. Watson, J. Hanley, P. Giardino, J. Bond, Coach Hanley, Coach Hawley, Coach Towne PEE WEE: Row 1: D. Adams, R. Pomerville, C. Fortier, G. Hollern, C. Towne, M. McNamara; Row 2: J. Bigwarfe, D. Myers, M. Hewitt, J. Brown, R. Koster, D. Provost, K. Rizzo, Coach Rizzo National Honor Society and Class Officers Row 1: R. Porass, S. Hurlbut, T. Bassette, N. Twyman, B. Col- lins, B. Henrie, J. Gudgin, N. Shene, T. Adams; Row 2: A. LeRoux, R. Seifert, M. Hills, M. Hills, L. Bullard, Mr. Hadey JUNIORS: N. Shene, N. Twyman, M. Hills, C. Backus SENIORS: B. Collins, A. LeRoux, V. Russell, L. Watson 86 SOPHOMORE: K. McNamara, K. Patraw, F. Adams FRESHMEN: S. Frank, C. Provost, K. Cooper, J. Miller 87 What They Say . . . We Always Leave Something Behind I, Cathy Cote, will the little patience that Mr. Hollern has left to the Junior that needs it most. (I couldn't have made it without you, Mr. H.) I, Carol Garbreana, will my NATURAL blond hair to Rich Hitchman. (Those black roots are a real turn-off. Rich!) I, Chuck Trembley, leave my financial expertise to Tom Crane. I, Virgil Russell, leave my ability to fool around in school and get away with it to Barb Henrie. I, Robin Boyd, leave the long and happy friend- ships I've had to Kerry and Darlene, and all my love to Danny. I, Lori Watson, leave my position of benchwarmer on the basketball team to Teri Bassette and my English seat to my brother—I finally passed the Re- gents. I, Sue Hurlbut, leave my clutziness to anyone who is graceful in the Junior class. I, Joanne Gudgin, Englander, leave my accent to Mr. Frank and all the lads who can't speak English properly. I, Robin Brass, will my diplomatic immunity to anyone who can figure out how I skipped school to go on vacations, but did not get in trouble for it. I, Teri Adams, leave my characteristic of shyness to Barb Henrie, (who can use a little.) I, Loren Bullard, leave my ability to write essays to everyone. Spread it around! I, Penny Powers, leave my ability to go through high school without a smoking permit to sopho- more, Pat Hunter. I, Leanne Denesha, leave my locker 40, to Stacey Martin because it's so close to the smoking area, where he spends most of his time. I, Paula Hickey, would leave my seat in Mrs. Vater's English class to someone, but I may need it. I, Donna Cary, will the store bench at Decoteaus and the ability to have a ''sweet and innocent per- sonality to catch a fellow to Mary-Beth Chambers. What them fellows don't know, won't hurt them. GOOD-LUCK Mare-Bare, and keep that bench warm, 'cuz I'll be back. I, William Woods, leave my ability and gift of get- ting along with others to, whoever in this school needs it. If whomever needs this will try and use it, they will find life a lot easier to go through. I, Lisa Trimm, leave my ability to fit into small places to Fred McCormick . . . Maybe if you can get into small hiding places you won't get caught 88 so much. I, Becky Hall, leave all of my dirty towels from gym class to Judy Provost. I, Becky Collins, will my 1st chair in Senior band to Nadene Twyman, who's been waiting for many years. I, Carl Twyman, leave my two little Indians Ugh and How , which I got from my Happy Meal at McDonalds to Tracy Grammo. Next year I, Cathy Cote, will be struggling through college and working part-time in night clubs. Ten years from now I will be accepting my first Grammy Award (from Barry Manilow) and thank- And We’re Always Going Somewhere ing all my producers. Next year I, Carol Garbreana, will be dating all my professors at college—it's one way to get an A! Ten years from now I'll be married to one of those pro- fessors, paying for all those A's I weasled out of him. Next year I, Chuck Trembly, will be in the Navy. Ten years from now I'll own the Newton Falls Ho- tel. Next year I, Virgil Russell, will be still putting on record hops to make enough to get by. In ten years, I hope to be making $40,000 a year and have everything I want. I, Robin Boyd, plan to have a job in the future. Next year I, Lori Watson, will be scrubbing floors in Sambo's place earning minimum wage. In ten years I'll be boss of a highly rated business, telling all the men what to do. Next year I, Sue Hurlbut, will be studying my brains out in college. In ten years I will still be i school; hopefully teaching! I, Joanne Gudgin, hope that Ronnie Ray-gun will mind his own side of the Atlantic and we aren't dust in the Cosmos. Next year I, Leanne Denesha, will still be living at home with my parents, mooching and borrowing their car. Ten years from now Jon and I will still be living with my parents—along with our 9 chil- dren. Next year I, Paula Hickey, will still be at Clifton- Fine taking English 12R. In ten years, hopefully I'll be out of here. Next year I, William Woods, will be going to col- lege at either St. Lawrence or Clarkson, studying economics. In ten years I'll hope to have a young but successful career established with a successful firm in this state. Next year I, Donna Cary, will be going to Mater Dei College and chasing all the Wadham Hall priests. In ten years I will be married to a hand- some fellow (I only choose the best) and will have two kids and everything I always wanted. Next year I, Lisa Trimm, will be trying to convince people that it isn't a fake ID ... I really am 18! Ten years from now I will have won several Oscars for my brilliant acting in only the BEST movies . . . I am making progress; I now play 14 year olds in- stead of 12 year olds. Next year I, Becky Hall, will be working as a li- censed cosmetologist as an employee. In ten years I will have my own shop and be the employer. Next year I, Becky Collins, will be sitting over all the books in college. In ten years I will be trying to pay off all of my college debts. Next year I, Carl Twyman, will be in the Navy studying nuclear power. In ten years I'll be wash- ing dishes at Merchant's. Next year I, Robin Brass, will have played “Sandra for the 40th week on Broadway, (Lalamazoo, Mich.). In ten years I'll have reached the peak of my career—I've got my own babysitting business in Star Lake. Next year I, Teri Adams, will be studying my way into the secretarial field. In ten years I'll be sitting on J.R. Ewing's lap as his private executive secre- tary. Next year I, Loren Bullard, will be in college. In ten years I will be controller of the world's car mo- nopoly. Next year I, Penny Powers, will be still trying to keep gas in my '68 Chevy. In ten years I will be single, skiing the big slopes of Colorado, and pay- ing my brothers' bail bonds. Each day we write a different song. Sometimes the And We Always Have Something to Say song is light and happy and other times it's sad; at the end of our lives we'll have a beautiful concert to remember and enjoy.—Cathy Cote You're only you when no one's looking.—Carol Garbreana To love and to be loved is to feel the sun on both sides.—Robin Boyd “You only live once, so make the best of it. —Lori Watson Oh, no! not those hoodlums again!—Joanne Gudgin I “Whistle a Happy Tune — no matter who it drives crazy!—Robin Brass Be patient with yourself; grow in your own way; in your own time. .—Teri Adams He who hesitates has lost.—Loren Bullard Tap that Keg! —Penny Powers No, I can't—Ma will find out! —Leanne Denesha One who gives up on himself has lost the battle of life. No matter how bad off you ever feel yourself to be; if you just take a good look around you'll find someone who is worse off than you, so don't give up.—William Woods Good little girls may go to heaven . . . but bad lit- tle girls go EVERYWHERE.—Donna Cary God grant me the Serenity to accept the things I can not change, the Courage to change the things I can, and the Wisdom to know the difference. — Paula Hickey No dream is attainable, unless it is attempted. I shall attempt—Lisa Trimm I am only one, but I am one. I can not do every- thing, but I can do something. What I can do, I ought to do, and by the Grace of God, 1 will do.— Becky Hall “If you really want something badly enough, you've got to let it go free. If it comes back, it's yours; If it doesn't, it never was. —Becky Collins 89 Back off!!! —Carl Twyman Advertising Section Lake View Inn Best Wishes to the Class of 1981 Bob Agnes Pelno 90 Best Wishes to the Class of 1981 M 1 Twin Takes Hotel Margaret St A! Duehano Best Wishes to The Class of 1981 91 Dolan’s Best Wishes To The Senior Class DOLAK’S SERVICE Our Sponsors—Many Thanks! HICKEY' AUTO PARTS TODD SUPPLY COTE’S FORTIER'S DAIRY TREAT GRANT KERR INSURANCE AGENCY STAR LAKE FUELS, INC. SMALL OIL COMPANY LITTLE RIVER SALES R. H. WITTERS PHARMACY THE ALDONORA FLETCHER’S MOTEL CHAPPLE' BLUEBIRD KERR’S MOTOR SALES NORTH COUNTRY SAW SERVICE TOWNE’S CHEVRON GATEWAY 94 ST. LAWRENCE NATIONAL BANK STAR LAKE HOTEL DECOTEAU’S GROCERY AYSIDE MOTEL A AD GROCERY tOCKLAAD FORM-A-l'LAvSTlCS, I 1 TROUT’S IARL A PEAGUIA LAAES ROMA RESTAUR A AT GOUVERAEUR SAVIAGS AAD LOAA mgf KEY BAAK OF AORTIIERA A FAY YORK CARTHAGE SAVIAGS AAD LOAA ASSOCIATIOA ROSEBUD CREAMERY IAC. RIVERSIDE GROCERY VERAOA AAD PHYLLIS DEAESIIA EMERSO A C. ORFORD IASURAACE 95 ASSOCIATIOA AGEACY Dear Mum and Dad, Well, I'll soon be home, I've had such a great time here, being an actual student in the Clifton- Fine Class of '81. I wish I could thank everyone; in fad, 1 can. I can thank them now; Thank you to the people of Fine, that far-away town, to the people in Oswegatchie, even those at the gas sta- tion and shop, to those in Newtown Falls, where all the wild partiers live, including my Aunt Nan- cy. To those in Wanakena, especially the Twymans (all of them), and the Cranberry Lakers, and of course every one of you in Star Lake, ivhich I have come to regard as my home. 1 will never be able to forget it. Thank you to the whole senior class, who you have seen in these pages, and all the other grades. To you who just smiled and said Hi in the corridor. To the teachers, who are just as much friends to me as the kids, and the people who welcomed me into their homes, like the Powers fam- ily. I must not forget the yearbook staff either, who let me expess openly my gratitude to you all for welcoming me into Clifton-Fine so easily, (and for including my artwork in this book). Most of all I have to thank the Cotes: Ma, Cathy, Pa, even Robin and Travis, who made me part of their family. Thank you. I hope 1 got a chance to meet you, the person who is reading this little bit of writing at the very back of this book, because, undoubtedly I will be back in England when you read this. To every single person in Clifton-Fine; (and to you Mum and Dad), who allowed me to come here, to The Midst of Gods Country . Thank you ever so much. Yours, Joanne Gudoin AFS F.notnnd 1QR1