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

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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.

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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

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 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