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

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1983 volume:

1983 MOUNTAIN ECHO VOLUME XXXIV CLIFTON-FINE CENTRAL SCHOOL STAR LAKE NEW YORK 13690 TABLE OF CONTENTS: Theme...........................2 Faculty and Staff...............5 Student Section................20 Underclassmen..................22 Senior Section.................46 Senior Directory...............58 Activities.................... 54 Advertising....................92 This two-page scrapbook” details some past events and activities at Clifton-Fine Central School. Throughout this volume, we have tried to recapture some fond memories, especially of this past year. We hope that in years to come, as you turn these pages, some pleasant memories will come back to you.—ed. 2 TO KA THI, I’ve lost a friend. And tragic as it is As innocent, carefree children, we were lifetime friends, To ose a youth, Bosom buddies, we said. We would never end. IS oven worse, i think, Through hop-scotch games and giggling nights To feel the shame I feet right now And make-believe and campfire lights for not having said, “You’re my friend’’, To Christmas caroles sung merrily or “!tike you , or “I love you’’, We laughed together; sure we’d always be. And not learn from it. But you and your family moved away And before I got a chance to say How much our memories really meant, We’d both grown too sophisticated for such sentiment. Then, it happened. And all the tears and shock And useless questions and talk Of “How?” and “Why? are bloodless cries inside an empty wind that merely dies, As all we must. And it is too late to say anything. We've lost a friend And mourned. Now we lend Our energies again to life And to each other. From life to death to Life again, we return, Our strength renewed, our lesson learned. We'II not wait to proclaim our love too late, We’ii do it now. —by, and from her friends 4 A Memorial FACULTY STAFF (above) Mr. Kelly, Elementary Principal; Mr. Caster, High School Principal (left) Mrs. Price, Account Clerk; (above) Mr. Williams, Business Administrator 6 Administration Secretaries: Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Patraw, Mr. LaRose, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Adams Board of Education: (seated) Mrs. Carthy, Mrs. Snider, Mrs. Smith, President: Standing: Mr. Brass, Clerk, Mr. Fenton, Mr. Woods, Mr. Peterson, Mr. Averill; absent: Mr. Pitts Administration 7 ELEMENTARY TEACHERS 1111 mam Psychologist: (above) Mr. Moore Speech Therapists: (above) Mr. Derrigo; (below) Mrs. Comeau Second Grade: (above) Mrs. Healy, Mrs. Henrie Elementary Faculty 9 (above) Third Grade: Mrs. Capone, Mrs. Hynes; (below) Sixth Grade: Mr. Glenn (above) Fifth Grade: Mrs. LaRocque, Mr. Collins: (below) Fourth Grade: Mrs. Hosmer 10 Elementary Faculty Sixth Grade: Mrs. Balchikonis mm Sixth Grade: Miss Galvin Math Department: Miss Reynolds, Mrs. Fraser, Mrs. Anderson, Mr. Hollern High School Faculty 13 Mr. Frank, Health; Mrs. Sovay, School Nurse (below) Mrs. Meyer, Mrs. Antwine, Art (below) Mrs. Glenn, Home Economics 14 High School Fa (above) Mr. Persson, Industrial Arts Mrs. Grimm, Mrs. Twyman, Music (above) Mr. Russo, Mrs. Wendt, Mr. Healy, Physical Education (below) Mr. Chariebois, French; High School Faculty 15 Social Studies Department: (seated) Mr. Lachut, Mr. Giardino, (standing) Mr. Laduc, Mr. Garbreana 16 High School Faculty (below) English Department: Mrs. FitzRandolph, Mr. Yartz, Mrs. Voter, Mr. Cherepon, Mr. Perrault 18 Staff S. McCuiiouch Custodians: B. LaTray, R. Cooper, C. Pryce, E. Dumas, F. Adams M. Golden Bus Drivers (seated) S. Provost, C. Farnsworth, (standing) W. Reed, J. Winch, C. Smith, L Guiles, (on bus) J. Popp, L Cooper, J. Grammo, D. Gore, L Provost I SECTION i KINDERGARTEN Row 1: G. Ward, H. Cook, B. Adams, E. Healy; Row 2: A. Benjamin, T. Wendt, L. Hickey, A. Ezro, J. Sherman; Row 3: J. Snider, A. Price, I. Sterbenz, M. Clyde, C. Balchikonis, E. Dowling; Row 4; M. Bowman, R. Tebo, H. Hitchman, L Powers, J. Gates, Mrs. Van Geider; Row 5: C. Provost, N. Smith, J. Cooper, J. Squair, K. Smith, E. McAllaster, I. Brown 22 Kindergarten Row 1: J. Besaw, M. Tebo, L McBroom, L. Daniels, B. Finley, J. McIntosh; Row 2: B. Smith, C. Sham pine, A. Thompson, R. Hayes, K. Goodrow, A. Weigand, J. Snyder; Row 3; J. Hanley, A. Sterbenz, M. Cooper, M. Zehr, M. Peabody, S. Bissonette, J. Williams, D. Bush, J. Sherman; Row 4; J. Daniels, M. Adams, R. Hance, K. Hubbard, J. Rice, T. Smith Kindergarten 23 FIRST GRADE Row 1: J. Henrie, L. Smith, C. Tatnall, R. Rusaw, J. Provost, C. Robert; Row 2: E. Giardino, R. Whitney, S. Weigond, J. Smith, J. Squoir, J. Snider, B. Facey; Row 3: T. DeLair, T. Merkiey, S. Adams, B. Kelly, T. Miller, M. Dowling, D. Meek 24 First Grade Row 1: J. Woods, B. Watson, J. LeRoux, S. Durham, S. Zehr; Row 2: S. McCarthy, K. Adams, A. Tatnall, A. Dowling, B. Christian, R. Pitts; Row 3: J. Bigwarfe, T. Davis, J. Dowling, C. Kerr, M. Come, C. Demmon, W. Tupper, M. Refici, Miss Sherman Row 1: R. Watson, S. Pickering, R. Martin, S. Bush; Row 2: C. Ellis, B. MacCue, N. Shampine, B. Finley, J. Pelno; Row 3: J. Provost, J. Finley, L. Cooper, K. Burgess, T. Pelno, E. Marsh, Mrs. Yartz SECOND Row 1: D. Wright, K. Jahnks, A. Hayes, D. Jones; Row 2: D. Reil, J. Sterbenz, B. Besaw, M. Daniels, K. Hitchman, M. Come; Row 3: J. Hanley, S. Christian, R. Dowling, S. Tebo, R. Martin, K. Hubbard, K. Hubbard, P. Wright; Row 4: K. Finley, P. Bond, J. Goldie, N. Piiparinen, J. Johnson, P. LaPlante, Mrs. Henrie (Right:) Row 1: E. Durham, S. Crandall, B. Lashua, R. Dunn, S. Brickey; Row 2: A. Heller, P. Toohey, R. Thompson, L. LaTray, S. Solon, W. Smith, J. McIntosh; Row 3: F. Thorton, K. Cherepon, C. Adams, J. Hanely, J. Bond, K. Palm; Row 4: T. Shaw, F. Weigand, J. Bush, J. Smith, R. Campbell, Mrs. Healy 26 Second Grade Second Grade 27 i THIRD GRADE Row 1: J. Refici, N. Mattews, P. Martin, A. Shene, B. Finley; Row 2: K. Daverport, K. Sellers, H. Finley, M. Pryce, B. Watson, A. Bulluck; Row 3: R. Dana, C. Farnsworth, D. Johnson, J. Marsh, D. Kerr, D. Goodrow, R. Blackman; Row 5: Mrs. Hynes, S. Sayyeau, A. Garno, K. Provost, M. Woodard, D. Hawkins, D. Dunn; Absent: F. Blanchard, K. Gish ROW 1: K. Smith, J. Zehr, I. Cote; Row 2: C. Perrault, E. Flynn, T. Terry, S. Rowe, Mrs. Capone; Row 3: B. Siskavich, J. Parvese, K. Todd, R. Snider, K. Bush, B. Watson; Row 4: G. Hanley, D. Folsom, K. Laurin, J. Rice, E. Hance, B. Provost; Row 5: P. Fortier, T. Kelly, J. Piiparinen, J. Frucci, T. Szlamczynski Third Grade 29 i FOURTH GRADE Row 1: P. Giardino, T. Peets, J. Doran, A. Heller; Row 2: S. Farnsworth, H. Dubey, K. McNamara, M. Sovay, J. Davenport; Row 3: T. Sellers, C. Young, P. Johnson, H. Zehr, P. Hubbard; Row 4: J. Simmons, A. Nutty, J. Bowman, C. Provost, J. Thomas, M. Streeter Row 1: M. Thompson, N. Bulluck, T. Henrie, T. Sullivan, B. Pomerville, R. Dana; Row 2: P. Sterbenz, E. Corbine, S. Kerr, D. Folsom, O. Durham, J. Russell; Row 3: M. Boyea, L Scherman, B. Thivierage, P. Kelly, L. Backus, M. Dowling Fourth Grade 31 FIFTH GRADE Row 1: D. Doran, T. Terry, W. Hollern, P. Popp; Row 2: J. Watson, D. Haggett, M. Toohey, B. Demmon, A. Jones, A. McCarthy, S. Kerr; Row 3: D. LaPlante, S. Bebee, S. Corbine, H. Jones, H. Meek, C. Kerr, C. Brown; Row 4: S. Blackmon, M. Finley, E. Lashua, T. Todd Row 1: D. McBroom, K. Leroux, C. Towne, G. Provost; Row 2: T. Hodgkiss, W. Gore, N. Roberts, J. Bebee, A. Palm, L. Rowe; Row 3: S. Zehr, C. Spicer, J. Myers, S. Lashua, C. Law, D. Peabody, H. Jahnke, K. Hickey, F. LaPlante, Row 4: T. Tesmer, R. Sharpe, J. Williams, K. Woods GYMNASTICS :,::S SIXTH GRADE Row 1: J. Kelly, C. Whitney, L. Rusaw, R. Waters, R. Lashua; Row 2: D. Jones, F. Marriam, S. Wood, B. Merkly, N. O’Connor, C. Snyder, D. Rixon; Row 3: S. Woods, J. Farnsworth, D. Toohey, C. Pelno, K. Moore, T. Jurkovish, B. Provost 34 Sixth Grade Row 1: P. Hartmann, K. Janack, R. Rixon, P. Bush, H. Hubbard, M. Smith; Row 2: K. White, C. Marsh, S. Adams, C. Peets, E. Voter, C. Brie key, T. Tulip; Row 3: T. Nuity, C. Maracle, A. LaRose, J. Goldie, L. Thornton, R. Simmons Row 1: S. Riley, T. Roberts, B. Wairath, C. Wicks, M. McNamara; Row 2; K. Marsh, S. Kelley, J. Russell, C. Davenport, B. Averill, C. Perrauit, B. Pickering, L. Adams; Row 3: D. Miller, S. Ellis, A. Chambers, F. McBroom, D. Thomas, T. Peabody, B. Eddy, R. Bebee Sixth Grade 35 i SEVENTH GRADE Row 1: S. Shaw, P. Weigand, C. Young, M. Farnsworth; Row 2: T. Hartmann, W. Bush, F. Spicer, G. Tyler, D. Finley; Row 3: A. Kelley, R. Lashau, R. Duchano, T. Daniels, J. Forkey, C. Besaw; Row 4; J. O'Connor, C. Towne, J. Provost, S. Leone, R. Koster 36 Seventh Grade Row 1: H. Daniels, C. Busier, K. Kerr, M. Weber; Row 2; S. Adams, P. Monro, W. Pomerville; Row 3: M. Trombley, A. Finley, J. Hunter, M. Gore; Row 4: P. Lentzer, A. Bullock, C. Woods, D. Snider, B. Folsom, P. Ellis, R. Disotell, D. LaFrance; Row 5: A. Sayeau, L. Thivierge Row 1: D. Bigwarfe, J. Laurin, J. Flynn, G. Hawkins, C. Bush; Row 2: Miller, P. Clyde, B. Shene, J. Terry, K. Woodard; Row 3: N. Zubin, H. Kerr; Row 4: N. Parvese, M. Rixon, K. LaFountain; Row 5: M. Eddy, J. Goldie, P. Farnsworth; Absent: S. DeLair, P. Towne Seventh Grade 37 BGHJH GRADE Row 1: L. Antwine, S. McCarthy, G. Hottern, K. Come; Row 2: S. Morrison, M. Hewitt, P. Toohey, H. Finley, D. Provost; Row 3: J. Young, T. Tate, L. Sziamczynski, C. Peabody, K. Grammo, R. Bush, S. Demmon; Row 4: R. Gore, K. Rizzo, J. Bigwarfe, C. Kilbourne, J. Whitney 38 Eighth Grade Row 1: J. Young, T. Price, D. Adams, T. Frank, D. Meyers; Row 2: S. Cote, S. Moore, L James, M. Rixon, W. Bush, P. Marsh; Row 3: P. Leroux, S. Whitmore, G. Kelley, J. Flynn, J. Brown, S. So vie, C. Backus, T. Kerr Row 1: T. Paro, K. Kelly, V. Durham; Row 2; S. Towne, C. Backus, T. Rusaw, D. Bullard; Row 3: J. Merchant, D. Harmon, S. Sharpe, S. Collins, C. Pickering, M. Terry; Row 4; R. Davey, W. Munro, T. Woods, R. Koster, R. Hubbard Row 1: D. Janack, L. LeRoux, V. Gotham, P. Kerr; Row 2: C. Tate, A. Russell, D. Kerr, T. Paro, E. Coufal, M. Zagarro; Row 3: W. Carter, C. McNamara, M. Spicer, C. Bald, L. Cor bine, A. Bullock; Row 4: C. Pimental, B. Forkey, J. Davenport, T. Fenton, T. LaPlant, B. Watson; Row 5: B. Whitney, L. Kelley, D. Finley, K. Dolan, N. Martin; Standing, clockwise: J. Provost, R. Gearsbeck, S. Folsom, J. Kelley, J. Thomas, L Snider, E. Disotell, T. Cook, B. Chatelain; Absent: K. Brown, R. Burns, P. Copeland, R. Finley, G. Hurlbut, R. Kerr, S. Peabody, R. Terry, T. Whitmore Ninth Grade 41 isisifi® liaiii TENTH GRADE Row 1: S. Kuhn, D. Foley, J. Boula, R. Northrup; Row 2: M. Eddy, M. LaPlant, K. LaFrance, B. Slate, J. Kerr, T. MacCrimman; Row 3: L Young, T. Snider, M. Frank, S. Mitchell, L. Marsh, T. Briggs, D. Miller; Absent: J. Brass Row 1: T. Beckman, L Dolan, T. Adams, M. Shene; Row 2: S. Doran, J. Boula, C. Kerr, L. Disotell, L. LaRose, L. LeRoux; Row 3: P. Laurin, P. Shaw, P. Jones, T. Kerr, D. Whitmore, W. Weber, M. Simpson 42 Row 1: L. Toohey, J. Boula, J. Daniels; Row 2: J. Russell, K. Leroux, P. Hartmann, W. Paro, E. Brown; Row 3: M. Hodge, P. Janack, L Sayyeau, T. Crane, E. Snyder, L Woods, M. Laurin Tenth Grade 43 i ELEVENTH GRADE Row 1: L Kerr, K. Trombley, M. Mantle; Row 2: V. Pomerville, S. Frank, B. Bush, D. Munro; Row 3: K. McNamara, B. Watson, C. Laurin; Row 4: K. Cooper, D. Adams, S. Akey, J. Baker; Absent; Cam my Provost 44 Eleventh Grade Row 1: T. Kerr, M. Stowell, L. Price; Row 2: P. Healy, T. Brown, D. Beaulieu, D. Whitney; Row 3: J. Matthews, L Murray, J. Miller, D. Cote, T. Nolan, L. Hewitt, C. Davey; Absent: J. Provost Row 1: M. Johnson, C. Skvorak; Row 2: P. Given, M. Bickford, B. Terry, J. Kennedy, P. Salisbury; Row 3: K. Rice, J. Bo yea, R. Seifert, D. Woods, D. Lashua, B. Marsh, S. Derby; Absent: J. Blanchard Eleventh Grade 45 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES BEST DRESSED: M. Chatelain, J. Weber tm SHYEST: M. Daniels, M. Meek MOST ATHLETIC: P. Forkey, F. McCormick CLASS FLIRTS: G. Henrie, K. Kerr 46 Superlatives m FIRST-WITH-A-SMILE: P. Shene, W. Woods. CLASS CLOWNS: F. Adams, E. VanGelder. LIFE-OF- THE-PARTY: K. Boice, P. Bums MOST-LIKEL Y-TO-SUCCEED: M. Streeter, K. Patraw Superlatives 47 48 Seniors Jenny Bullock Carolyn Brickey Jeff Bush Pat Burns Shawn Cary Hill NBMHN --— Lynne DeLair Mike Daniels Dwayne Daniels ■ ym 11 Durham Penny Didas Katie Derby Seniors 51 Barb Hartmann Pat Hunter Tim Johnson Peggy Forkey Greg Henrie Dean Kerr Kelley Koster Seniors 53 Ron LeRoux Fred McCormick KarmeH McNamara Don Munro John Russell Kelly Patraw Trudy Rootering W- Emy Seregni Paul Shene % ' ■ I I if I • 1 | o PhiI Thivierge Debbie Walrath Ellen Van Gelder Bill Sovay 56 Seniors Seniors 57 SENIOR DIRECTORY FRED ADAMS: Eat, drink and be merry, because today may be your last good time. Next year, i plan to go to college at SUNY Genessee. In ten years I will have a job where I will be making millions. SECRET AMBITION?—to have a beach- front home In Malibu, Cal. I leave Tim and Jon my ability to have a certain beverage In the locker room: also to Tom Nolan, all the empty kegs when EM is gone. Soccer 9,10,11,12; Baseball 10: French Club 9,10; Class Officer 10: Chorus 9,10,11,12; Hockey 9,10.11,12. JOHN M. BACKUS: Don't waif for others to do all your dirty work for you. Do it yourself and be credited for It. ” Next year, I will be going to college at Morrisville ATC for forestry. In ten years, I will have a job as a forest ranger and have a family. Soccer 9; Golf 11. KATHY M. BOiCE: Do what you can while you can. In other words, just LIVE IT UPII Next year, I wHI be going to college in either Canton or Potsdam for Art. In ten years I will be a famous artist doing part-time work on the Guiding Light and I'll be having all my male servants waiting hand and foot on me. SECRET AMBITION?—to be Nola's fill-in on the Guiding Light. would like to leave my seat In the office outside Mr. Caster's and my ability to think up a good line when I’m out there waiting to Judy Provost, Marcy Stow ell, and Cricket Sovie. Class Officer 12; Chorus 9,10. TIMOTHY L. BOYD: Next year, I plan to go to college at National Technical Institute for the deaf (RID at Rochester, majoring in Art. Ten years from now, I will be a famous artist. SECRET AMIBITION?—to become an artist. I would like to leave to Michelle Johnson a paint brush. Basketball 12 (manager). CAROLYN BRICKEY: Life has come to the point of the Darwin Theory survival of the fittest. Next year, I will be at Canton ATC for Nursing to obtain my R. N. certification. In ten years, I want to work as a nurse and raise a family. SECRET AMBITION?—to marry Rick Springfield. I would like to leave Scott and Cricket Sovie my ability to stay out of trouble and do pretty much what they want to and not get caughtI Track 10. JENNY BULLOCK (BUZZ): Today is the first day of the rest of your life. Next year, I will be at Canton A TC for Data Processing. In ten years, hope to be retired and well oft, lying on the beaches of Hawaii all year! SECRET AMBITION?—to go into space, find ET, bring him back to Earth and drink a pack of Coors Beer with him. To Penny Salisbury I leave my front seat In Psych; to Cammy Provost Heave my position (c.h.) on the soccer field (Now fry to live up to if!). Soccer 9,10,11,12; Cheering 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,11,12; French Club 9,10; Class Officer 9; Chorus 9, 10,11,12; Band 9; Coaches award—soccer. PATRICK BURNS (BURNZIE): l am not afraid of a slow death, I am afraid of a slow life. Next year, will be going to college at Canton ATC, for Engineering Technology; in 10 years I will have most of my fortune made including my own Ferarrl dealership, a secluded mansion in the Colorado Mt's. and a huge vineyard. SECRET AMBITION?—to become a great rock star and return to the Adtrondacks to form a huge rock and roll festival. I leave all my excuses for tardiness to Chris Laurln; also, my alligator shirts to Betty Marsh even if she doesn’t need them, and the handy ability to smoke without a permit to Penny Salisbury. Soccer 10,12; Baseball 9,12; French Club 9; Class Officer 12. SHAWN MARIE CARY: Tell people what you think and if they don’t like it, tuff! My plans for next year are to get out of Star Lake and to get away from all the gossips that live here. In ten years, i will be the head administrator in a mental home. SECRET AMBITION?—To walk through a mental home perfectly sane. To Lena Murray, leave the ability to tell people off and say It with a smile. Soccer 9,10,12; Basketball 10; Track 9,10; Chorus 9,10; Band 9,10; Youth’s Against Cancer. MARY CHAMBERS: For yesterday Is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision. But today well-lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. I'm planning to attend Eastman School of Dentistry in Rochester next year; In 10 years hope to be married to a very successful dentist and have our own office. Also I hope to have two children, a boy and a girl. SECRET AMBITION?—to make it to Alaska someday. I leave my large bottle of aspirin to Lisa Price. I'm sure you will need it after that long bus ride home with all those little monsters. Chorus 9,10. MICHAEL D. CHATELAIN: The most important thing In life is to succeed and the only way to succeed is to try your absolute best in whatever you do. Next year, I will be a Freshman at the University of Akron, Akron Ohio, going into Electrical Engineering, in ten years, I plan to be an electrical engineer for a big company such as IBM, earning about $50,000-60,000 a year, and also, to be married. SECRET AMBITION?—to be either a pro-golfer or a pro-hockey player. I, Michael D. Chatelaln, being of sound mind, hereby leave my dedication to hockey to Chris Laurln. Soccer 9,10,11,12; Golf 8,9,10,11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; French Club 10; Boys' State '82; Hockey 9-12. BONNIE COOPER: If you love something let it go. If it returns it's yours; if it doesn't It never was. Next year I plan on getting a job. In ten years, hope to be working and having a good time wherever I am. SECRET AMBITION?— It's a secret. I leave my ability to cut hair to Marcy Stowell. GOOD LUCK . French Club 9; Chorus 9,10. MICHAEL K. DANIELS: Don't worry about what other people think about you because they probably don't. ” Plans for next year are to find work, m ten years, whatever comes along. SECRET AMBITION?— It's a secret! I leave all my basketball skill to Mark Simpson. Soccer 10; Basketball 9,10,11,12. LYNNE A. DELAIR: Everything is beautiful in its own way. Next year I plan to start on my career In hairdressing. In ten years, I hope to be working as a successful hairdresser. SECRET AMBITION?—to go to the Bahamas. leave Rhonda Walrath my cigarettes so she won't have to bum them from people. Candy Striping 9,10. KATIE DERBY: Do what you want to do, not what everyone else wants you to do. It's your life, not theres. Next year, I will be in Maryland, bumming around for awhile, then trying to find a job. Ten years from now, hope to have a job, making lots of money to show everyone that you don't have to go to college to get a job! I leave Penny Salisbury my ability to get away with murder in Mr. Laduc’s classes. To Denise Foley and Karen Trombley, leave my ability to make up a good story. Yearbook 10,11,12; Class Officer 11; J.V. V Basketball Scorekeeper. PENNY SUE DIDAS: Take life one day at a time! Next year I plan to have another baby. I'm not quite certain about ten years from now. SECRET AMBITION?—to travel around the world. To anyone that needs It, I leave the ability to brown nose Mr G. Soccer 9; Chorus 9,10. LYNN DURHAM: Treat every day as it were going to be your last one. ” Plans for next year are marriage. In ten years from now, I hope to be married, have four children and travel all around the world. SECRET AMBITION?—to be rich! I leave my nature of shyness to Pam Kerr. You will need it to get through the school years. Take my word for It! Cheering 9,10; Chorus 9,10. RENEE DURHAM: Next year, plan to either go to school for nursing or go to Texas. Ten years from now, will be happily married, living on a big ranch. SECRET AMBITION?—to become a Rock Star. leave Marcy Stowell my typewriter in Office Practice. Watch out Marcy—it's fasti UNDA L. FINLEY: Make someone happy each day, even if it is yourself. Next year, I hope to be working as a nurses' aide. Ten years from now, hope to have a secure job. SECRET AMBITION?—to be a bartender. To Brenda Terry I leave my seat In English Class. French Club 9; Band 9,10. PEGGY L. FORKEY (SPEG): For every peron that makes you smile, make two more people smile and soon the world will be a better place. Next year, I will be attending Associates School of Travel and Tourism in Florida. In ten years, I will be living in a condo, single. (Ha-Ha, Mr. LaDuc). SECRET AMBITION?—to do a love song with AI Picheno. I leave Lisa LaRose an empty locker room before a basketball game; to Linda Dolan, my seat in Chorus, and to Marcy Stowell, the ability to reach my big score in Pac-Man! Soccer 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11, 12; Track 9,10,11,12; French Club 9,10; Photography Club 12; Class Officer 9; Chorus 9,10,11,12. BARBARA HARTMAN: To be good is to be in harmony with yourself—to be in discord is to be forced to be in harmony with everyone else. Next year, tplan to attend Potsdam State and show the Cronies how not to be a musician, in ten years, I hope to be a music teacher in some rinkey-dink high school and at the same time be the Sr. Class Advisor of 1993. SECRET AMBITION?—to star on Fame with Gene Anthony Ray. I leave my alto sax to Chris Fortier, Heave my Whiz Quiz buzzer to Bob Seifert—may you make better use of It than I have. Soccer scorekeeper 12; Basketball scorekeeper 11,12; National Honor Society Sec. and Treasurer; French Club 9,10,11,12; Band 9,10,11,12; Area All-State Band; District Band; Whiz Quiz; Who's Who in American Students. GREG HENRIE (TUNA): Tty whatHike and get the most for myself and help others. Next year, I am going to work somewhere. Ten years from now, I hope to have a good job, still be single and succeed at the work that i am doing. SECRET AMBITION?—to have lots of money, and to build a car that is economical and fast I leave all my sleeping ability to Denise Foley, Karen Trombley and Lynda Dolan from 6:00-8:00. Especially Kim Cooper, I leave all the tuna in the world that she can eat. Yours truly. Tuna Fish!!! Soccer 9,10,11,12; Golf 9.10.11; French Club 9,10; Chorus 9,11,12. PAT HUNTER: Next year, I will finally be out of Star Lake and going to college in Edinboro, Pennsylvania. Ten years from now I wiH be living out my secret ambition. SECRET AMBITION?—to marry Apollo Creed and have 10 kids. We will live In PENNSYLVANIA (the best) and live happily ever after. In my will, I leave Marcy Stowell my bench warming ability in Basketball, Laurie Toohey all of my excuses for being late to classes, and to Julie Bouia, all of the fuck in the world and thanks for being my bestest friend. Basketball 10,11,12; French Club 10,11, TIMOTHY JOHNSON: Next year, I hope to either go into the Navy or go to work. In ten years, will have a good job and a nice car. To Paul Healy, I leave my great Basketball skills!! Soccer 9; Basketball 10,11,12; Golf 10,11,12; Baseball 9. JEANETTE A. KELLEY: Live for tomorrow because tomorrow you could be gone. Next year, I plan to go to college for 4 years, major in Biological Sciences, Pre- med. Ten years from now, i want to be-a doctor in my own clinic. SECRET AMBITION?—to become a rich, famous doctor and to find a cure for cancer. Track 12; Yearbook 11; Photography 11,12; 2 yrs. of Candystriping and Enrichment Chemistry. DEAN E. KERR: “Do unto others before they do unto you. Next year, I am going to look Into law enforcement Ten years from now, I will be the most honest officer there Is. Baseball 9; French Club 9,10,11. DEBRA KERR: Next year, I plan to find work somewhere. In ten years, I will probably be married, have children and work part-time. SECRET AMBITION?—to be a waitress. would like to leave all my work and effort, and Thy seat in the Resource Room to Rosa Vanpelf. Library Helper; Ceta worker as teachers aide. KATHERINE A. KERR: “Take it as it comes—one day at a time Next year, I plan to go to school and in ten years I wilt be married; have a small business and a few kids. Soccer 9,10,11,12; Basketball 10,11,12; Track 7,8,9,10,11; Chorus 10,11. KATHLEEN (KATHY) KUHN (KUHNIE): “Do and do as you must.’’ Next year, I will hopefully be going to Florida to find a job. Ten years from now, I will probably be getting married and having kids. will be coming back to see how my senior classmates have changed! Photography Club 9. SHARON L. MARTIN: “Go for whatever you want out of life. Once you make an Intention for something don't change your mind. Next year, I will be out on my own, and have a well-paying job. In ten years, I hope to be happily married and have children (no more than three). SECRET AMBITION?—to become an R.N. in a big nursing home. leave my locker fo Leslie Thivlerge, number 2103. I leave all of my classes to my brother Nelson, it he can handle them. (HA-HA 111) Chorus 9, 10,11; Candy Striper 9,10. FREDERICK MCCORMICK: “Yea. as I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear ho evil because I am the meanest, biggest SON OF A GUN IN THE VALLEY. Next year, I will hopefully be going to college at Canton ATC, In the Criminal Justice field. Ten years from now will be a NY State trooper, cleaning up the streets of Star Lake. SECRET AMBITION?—to five deep in the Canadian wilderness living off the land, hunting and fishing. To Tim Brown, leave Becky Northrup, so he can watch her and make sure that she walks the hails of CF atone. I'd also like to leave Mr. Dave Healy the memory of my smiling face and maybe a few of those gray hairs win grow back to normal now. Thanks (or being a friend. Soccer 10,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Baseball 9,10,11,12; Class Officer 10, 11; All Northern Baseball; Candidate for All Northern the year after. KARMELL C. MCNAMARA: “Doubt whom you may; but not yourself. My plans for next year are to go fo a four year college and start working for my double major in Music Education (K-12) and Mathematics (7-12). in ten years, will be a teacher in a public school preparing my students for that music world of punk rockers. will also have my own band, perform at the CF Arena and enjoy all the pleasures of a real star, servants, paid vacations and tours. Soccer 12; Cheering 10,11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; French Club 9,10,11; 12; Class Officer 10, 11; Chorus 9,10,11,12; Band 9,10,11,12; Figure Skating 9,10,11,12; Who's Who in American Students 11,12; Talented Juniors 11; The Society of Distinguished American Students 12; District Band 12; District Chorus 10,11,12; Double Quartet 12, Septete 11. MARY H. MEEK: “To overlook the little things in life is to miss out on the biggest part of life itself. Next year, I will be attending Maria Regina College for Occupational Therapy. Ten years from now, I will be trainer of the Boston Bruins teaching them how to handle themselves on and off the ice! SECRET AMBITION?— to appear on Magnum P. I. with Tom Selleck (even if I have to be the Doberman Plncer). I leave my shyness to anyone who's willing to take it. I'm going to start living dangerously! French Club 9,10; Class Officer 12; Chorus 9,10; Band 9,10. KELLY PAT RAW: “What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. Next year I will attend LeMoyne College and study Pre-Med. Ten years from now, I want to be happily married, practicing medicine on my husband. SECRET AMBITION?—to discover a cure for hiccups. I'm not leaving anything—I'm taking EVERYTHING with me. Soccer 9; Basketball 8,9,10, 11,12; Softball 9; Yearbook 11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; French Club 9,10; Photography Club 11,12; Class Officer 10; Chorus 9,10,12; Band 9,10,12; Whiz Quiz 11; Who's Who in American Students 12; AFS to Portugal, Valedictorian, Talented Juniors; Talented Seniors. TRUDY ROOTERING: “Life is like a long, rough road with many ups and downs. My plans for next year are to go back to my own school and finish it In 1985. Next year, I hope to have a job in Spain and work in the Tourism field or to have a house in the Netherlands. SECRET AMBITION?—to go on a cruise on the love boat and play a part In the series. My class will is to leave a work of success behind to the AFS Student(s) who might spend a school year at CFCS. Basketball 12; Softball 12; National Honor Society 12; French Club 12; Chorus 12; AFS 12. EMANUELA SEREGNi (EMY): “Don't waste any time, any experience, any occasion, because It might be your only chance to reach your dream.” Next year I plan to go back to Italy and finish high school. Ten years from now, I'll have a good job and I'll come here with my handsome husband for our honeymoon. SECRET AMBITION?—to always be happy and to travel all over the world. I want to leave Lisa Price and Karen Trombley the ability to find new ways to do nothing in gym class and to Margo Hodge, my seat in chorus (she might learn to read music over the summer). Also, best wishes to the 83 84 AFS students (they are going to need them.) Soccer 12; Basketball 12; Softball 12; National Honor Society 12; French Club 12; Chorus 12; AFS 12. PAUL J. SHENE: “I praise people who are different, for without variety this world would be a boring, uniform world. Next year, I will be going to college at Genessee. Ten years from now, I will own my own advertising agency, have an estate in Palm Springs, a villa in France, and a seafront Penthouse in Hawaii!! SECRET AMBITION?—to play pro-tour and beat Tom Watson in a 12-hole shoot out. leave Kevin Rice my locker and any pens and pencils that may still be in it Soccer 9,10,11,12; Wrestling 9,10,11,12; Golf 10,11,12; French Club 9,10; Photography 12; Class Officer 11; Chorus 9,10,11,12. NANCY M. SMITH: “No matter who you are you can succeed if you really want to.” Next year, am attending Albany Business College for Data Processing Accounting. Ten years from now i will be a successful Programmer for a large corporation and be married. will my good study habits to Linda LeRoux, since she'll be all alone and that's all she'll have to do. Basketball 9,10,11; Softball 9,10; Chorus 9,10,11,12; Basketball Manager 9. MIKE STREETER: “Do and say what you really feel about something. Next year, i will be going to college for Chemical Engineering. Ten years from now, who knows! SECRET AMBITION?—to play for the NY Islanders. I have nothing to leave so will leave nothing. Soccer 9,10,11,12; Wrestling 9,10,11,12; Golf 9,10,11 12 National Honor Society 11,12; French Club 10,11,12; Whiz Quiz 11,12. USA M. SUHR: “Always have a sense of humor. This means PARTY, PARTY, PARTY!” Next year, I am going to college for an Associates Degree in Occupational Therapy. Ten years from now I wHI be married and have a few kids. SECRET AMBITION?—to go to Hawaii with Mike T. To Julie Miller, leave my success of getting along with others—especially of the opposite sex. Track 11; Chorus 9,10; acg an—fin PHIL THIVIERGE: “Take one day at a Ume and whatever happens, happens. Next year, I plan to go to college for Criminal Justice, in ten years, I hope to be married and settled down with a good job. SECRET AMBITION?—to be a drummer In a rock band. I leave to Nelson my parking space. Band 9,10. BEKCY TOOHEY: “Go with your first instinct, it puts your mind at rest. Next year I plan to travel while I'm stili young and have the ambition. Ten years from now, I will have and own my own Barbara Moss only it will be “Becky's Barbara Moss. SECRET AMBITION?—I’m not telling! It wouldn't be a secret. I, Becky Toohey, in my class will, leave Patricia Toohey the ability to have a better future in her school years, (watch for the parties Tricia!) Softball 10; Yearbook 9,10,11,12; French Club 9; Photography Club 10; Chorus 9,10. ELLEN MARIE VANGELDER: “Within me, there exists an eternal smile. Next year, my plans are to attend college at Mansfield State College. Ten years from now, I will be checking fire extinguishers to see if they have their pins. SECRET AMBITION?— to be married to Remmlngton Steele. I would like to leave Jon Boula the Presidency to our brownie factory. French Club 9; Chorus 9,10,11. DEBBIE WALRATH: What you are is God's gift to you, but what you become Is your gift to God. Next year, I will be attending Towson State University in Towson, Md., majoring in Elementary Education. Ten years from no w, I will be rich, married and have about 7 kids! (in that order). SECRET AMBITION?—Ha! I'm not telling!!! I leave “Pud my running shoes for his basketball sneakers. Soccer 9,10,11; Track 9,10,11,12; French Club 10; Photography 9,10; Class Officer 11; Chorus 9,10,11,12; Band 9,10; Double Quartet 11,12. JENNIE WEBER: “The most useless day of all is one In which we haven't laughed. “ Next year, my plans are to go to Albany State to major in English and minor In Political Science. Ten years from now, I'll be retired and living in my beach house In Hawaii. To Betty Marsh, I leave my seat In Psych right beside the one Jenny Bullock left to Penny Salisbury. Soccer 11,12; Cheering 11,12; Track 9,12; Yearbook 12; Chorus 9,12; MIP Soccer. FREDRICK WOOD: “Do what you want to. Next year, will be going to Florida with Chris Cassell and John Russell ‘til Sept; then go into the Army. Ten years from now, hope to be still In the Army and have 10 kids. SECRET AMBITION?—to be in a bedroom with 20 girls about 19 or 20 years old. I leave my locker to anyone who wants it or who will take it. Wrestling 9,10,11. WENDY WOODS: “Do your best or don’t do it at all. Next year, I will be attending SLU for 4 years for Pre-law. In ten years, I hope to be married and be a great lawyer. SECRET AMBITION?—to sing a duet with Barry Manifow. I will my b-ball uniform, 32, to Rosie LaRose (wear it well, cuz!). I leave my undying gratitude to Mr. Perrault and Mrs. FltzRandolph. Basketball 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,12; National Honor Society 11,12; French Club 9,10,11,12; Class Officer 9,11; Chorus 9,10,11,12; Band 9,10,11,12; Whiz Quiz 11,12; Girls State 11; North Country Scholar 12; Talented Juniors 11. TERESA WOODWARD (WOODIE): “Take each day as it comes, do as you like not as others want you to, and five it up because you never know when it will end. Next year, I plan to be In Texas working and raising little Michael. Ten years from now, will probably be married and still living In Texas. SECRET AMBITION?—to go to Hollywood, be a movie star, and own a Barbara Moss. I would like to leave my vast experience with the computer and my seat first period in Mr. Hollern's room to Morey Stowe I. Soccer 9,10; Cheering 10; Chorus 9,10; Band 9. ACTIVITY ■nn ' to ■ mMMWi in - Mpi ’,; . vasal CLASS OFFICERS Sr. Class officers were: President, F. McCormick, Treasurer, K. Boice, V. P., P. Burns, Secretary, M. Meek. The Class of 1983 presented the play, “Here Come the Brides,“ by William D. Fisher. They held many fund-raising activities including magazine sales, calendars, Christmas gifts, activity nights, bake sales, and car washes. The money enabled the seniors to go to Washington, D. C. for their senior trip. The seniors would tike to give a very special “thanks to their advisors, Mrs. Twyman and Mr. easier. Jr. Class officers were: Row 1: R. Seifert, S. Frank, K. Cooper, D. Woods, K. McNammara; Row 2: D. Cote. The Class of 1984, advised by Miss Reynolds, held fund-raising activities including sales of magazines, Christmas wrapping paper, candy canes, candy bars, and posters. They held the Junior Prom with the band “Cruisers. Sophomore Class Officers were: Row 1: T. Kerr, M. Shene, M. Frank, L. Dolan, M. Laurin, J. Boula. The class, advised by Mr. Yartz, sold candy, cooler cups and “I Love New York stickers. They also held activity nights and movies. 62 Class Officers NATI. HONOR SOCIETY National Honor Society members are to be credited for their character, leadership, scholarship, and service. They are selected by our school faculty on the basis of these qualities. The National Honor Society members are: Row 1: K. Trombley, K. Cooper, B. Hartmann, W. Woods; Row 2: E. Seregni, M. Streeter; Row 3: T. Rootering, D. Woods, J. Miller, K. McNamara, R. Seifert, S. Frank, M. Chatelain, K. Patraw. jVKSHP'mi� The senior members were actively involved in raising money to purchase National Honor Society jackets. An induction ceremony was celebrated honoring the new members. Mrs. Horoko Carthy was the guest speaker. That evening, the newly inducted members and their parents were dinner guests at Merchants' Cranberry Lake Inn. All of the members were invited to attend a St. Lawrence vs. Colgate hockey game. Many thanks go to the National Honor Society advisor, Mr. Cherepon, for his assistance in helping the members to raise money and in the many activities. Freshman Class Officers: Row 1: A. Bullock, L. Snider, R. Gearsbeck, L. Kelley. The class of 1986, advised by Mr. Gdrbreana, sold candy. They sponsored a car wash, activity nights, and a dance by “Night wings . Honor Society 63 SOCCER if ■Hi VARSITY: Row 1: F. Adams, G. Henrie, M. Chatelain, B. Sovay, C. Laurin, B. Slate, J. Boula; Row 2: F. McCormick, T. Nolan, K. Rice, P. Shene, P. Bums, M. Streeter, T. Brown, Coach Laduc, S. Frank, B. Watson, M. Frank I j 64 Soccer Jr. Varsity: Row 1: H. Meek, S. Corbine, J. Flynn, M. Rixon, M. Rixon, G. Hollern, T. Price, D. Bigwarfe, G. Tyler, J. Laurin, J. Watson, D. Haggett; Row 2: M. Parvese, D. Vallier, W. Paro, D. Myers, F. Spicer, C. Fortier, S. Laurin, M. Eddy, P. Shaw, J. Provost, E. Peabody, C. Besaw; Row 3: J. LaRocque, J. Bigwarfe, G. Huribut, J. Brass, J. Flynn, L. Marsh, P. Janack, T. Brown, T. Woods, M. Hewitt, J. Kerr, W. Weber, B. Chatelain, Coach Russo Soccer 65 GIRLS’ SOCCER Row 1: C. Pickering, S. Moore; Row 2: K. Grammo, T. Snider, G. Hawkins, B. Shene, K. LeRoux, D. Pryce, S. McCarthy, R. Duchano, S. Whitmore, J. Goldie; Row 3: Coach Wendt, K. Dolan, J. Tesmer, L. Sayyeau, R. Gearsbeck, J. Boula, K. LaFrance, C. Backus, T. LaPlant, L. Szlamczynski; Row 4: L. Snider, T. Beckman, A. Bullock, T. Kerr, K. Kerr, M. Shene, M. Collins, C. Bald I i I 66 Girls JV Soccer Row 1: Manager, M. Sovay; Row 2: Coach Lachut, P. Salisbury, L. Woods, J. Bullock, M. Johnson, L Dolan, Asst. Coach Mr. Peabody; Row 3: J. Weber, L. Corbine, C. Provost, L. LaRose, K. McNamara, S. Cary, K. Kerr, P. Forkey, E. Seregni, J. Miller, J. Hewitt, V. Pomerville VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Row 1: P. Salisbury, K. Trombley, J. Weber, J. Bullock, B. Marsh, K. McNamara, K. McNamara. 68 Varsity Cheerleaders fi) Junior Varsity Cheerleaders 69 i ! i BOYS’ BASKETBALL Row 1: T. Frank, T. MacCrimman, M. Eddy, P. Janack, J. Brown, T. Woods, S. Morrison, J. Rizzo, Coach Healy, M. Frank 70 J. V. Basketball Coach Frank, C. Laurin, B. Slate, T. Nolan, P. Healy, D. Woods, R. Seifert, T. Johnson, M. Daniels, S. Frank; Kneeling: T. Boyd GIRLS' BASKETBALL Row 1: D. Miller, L. Sayyeau, K. LaFrance, J. Tesmer; Row 2: P. Farnsworth, L. Thivierge, R. Gearsbeck; Row 3: C. Backus, C. Kerr, M. Shene, K. Kerr, T. Kerr, Coach Yartz; absent: M. Hodge, L Corbine Girls' Basketball 73 WRESTING Row 1: J. Hunter, T. Price, A. Finley, M. Rixon, F. Spicer; Row 2: J. Terry, S. Meek, A. Kelley, R. Lashua, K. Rizzo, S. Delair, C. Besaw; Row 3: R. Hubbard, D. Snider, R. Koster, P. Ellis, M. Eddy, G. Kelley, W. Munro, Coach Lac hut 74 JV Wrestling Row 1: M. Zegarra, P. Shaw, J. Boula, F. Spicer, W. Paro, G. Hurlbut, Row 2: N. Martin, J. Matthews, B. Watson, L. Marsh, C. Lashua, E. Snyder, B. Bush; Row 3: Coach Lachut, M. Streeter, P. Shene, P. Toohey, J. Kelley, P. Given, K. Rice, J. Boyea, Coach Russo V. Wrestling 75 JUNIOR HGH BASKETBALL Row 1: D. Adams, D. LaFrance, A. Bullock, D. Myers, M. Jerry, D. Kerr, G. Hollern, K. LaFountain; Row 2: 7. Daniels, C. Woods, J. For key, J. Thomas, M. Hewitt, B. Folsom, Coach Cherepon, D. Harmon, Coach Yartz, J. Laurin Row 1: G. Hollern, D. Adams, K. Rizzo, J. Boula, T. Frank, L. James; Row 2: M. Zegarra, J. Provost, L Marsh, R. Koster, S. Doran, D. Myers, C. Fortier, R. Gore, M. Terry; Row 3: M. Eddy, P. Janack, M. Frank, M. Hewitt, D. Mitchell, J. Brown, B. Forkey, D. Munro, Coach Lachut; Row 4: T. Woods, J. Kerr, P. Healy, P. Given, T. Crane, K. Rice, B. Watson Kneeling: 7. Brown, S. Frank, D. Drake; Standing: G. Clyde, C. Laurin, B. Slate, Coach Hollern, J. Beaulieu, M. Hills, T. Nolan, F. McCormick, R. Seifert, P. Jones Sitting: D. Janack, R. Bush, M. Clever, N. Shene, M. Hodge, L. Russell, W. LaFrance, L Corbine; Standing: C. Kerr, R. Finley, Coach Galvin, R. Gearsbeck, A. Russell Baseball 79 GOLF TEAM, 1982 80 Golf GIRLS’ TRACK, 1982 GIRLS’ TRACK Row 1: T. Snider, C. Bald, L. Leary, A. Bullock; Row 2: J. Powers, M. Shene, B. McNamara, K. Kerr, K. Dolan, D. Walrath, P. Forkey, Coach Connnor; Row 3: K. Kelly, J. Bullock, L. Snider, D. Pryce, T. Kerr, S. McCarthy, L. Szlamczynski; Row 4: L. Woods, L. Dolan, M. Laurin, K. Leroux, S. Moore; Row 5: C. Pickering SENIOR CHORUS Row 1: K. McNamara, B. Hartmann, L Price, E. Disotell, P. Kerr, F. Spicer; Row 2: J. Russell, S. Kuhn, N. Smith, T. Beckman, J. Provost, G. Henrie, S. Frank; Row 3: P. Salisbury, B. McNamara, L Fenton, P. Forkey, L. LaRose, L Dolan, P. Janack, F. Adams, P. Shene; Row 4: C. Kerr, K. McNamara, C. Skvorak, T. Briggs, S. Mitchell, W. Weber, D. Woods, W. Woods 82 Senior Chorus Row 1: S. Bush, R. Chatelain, P. Hartmann, A. Bullock, A. Russell, T. Adams; Row 2: M. Eddy, L Snider, C. Provost, J. Bullock, T. LaPlant, C. Bald, D. Walrath, C. Tate; Row 3: J. Brass, R. Gammon, T. Tate, T. Rootering, M. Hodge, E. Seregni, T. Sinder, M. Laurin, K. Dolan; Row 4; D. Whitmore, R. Seifert, K. Patraw, R. Gearsbeck, L. Sayyeau, M. Shene, J. Miller, K. Cooper Senior Chorus 83 JUNIOR BAND Row 1: J. Goldie, M. Smith, D. Pryce, S. McCarthy, R. Bush, S. Demmons; Row 2: P. Lentzer, J. Hunter, J. Forkey, A. Bullock, T. Price, M. Rixon; Row 3: Mrs. Twyman, D. Myers, T. Frank, J. Terry, A. Kelley, D. Harmon; Row 4: K. Woodard, C. Woods, A. Woods, J. Brown, C. Fortier, K. Kelly, C. Backus ELEMENTARY BAND: Row 1: M. Smith, D. Jones, K. Moore, J. Russell, C. Whitney, B. Provost; Row 2: Mrs. Twyman, M. Rixon, M. McNamara, B. Pickering, T. Jurkovich, R. Sharpe, L. Rusaw; Row 3; B. Eddy, C. Perrault 84 Band JUNIOR CHORUS Row 1: G. Hawkins, C. Bush, V. Durham, D.Pryce, K. Woodard, J. Hunter, T. Price, J. Young, M. Trombley, W. Bush; Row 2: C. Kilbourne, T. Paro, R. Koster, S. Leone, C. Young, S. Cote, B. Shene, D. Finley, T. Hartmann, K. LaFountain, J. Provost, P. Weigand; Row 3: L. Antwine, M. Demmon, K. Grammo, R. Bush, J. Moore, J. Whitney, A. Kelley, J. Rizzo, C. Fortier, C. Woods, C. Towne, H. Kerr, M. Weber, H. Daniels, C. Busier, K. Kelly; Row 4; M. Collins, T. Whitmore, L. Szlamczynski, C. Peabody, K. Kerr, A. Sayyeau, R. DisoteH, P. Ellis, J. Young, B. Eddy, N. Cary, C. Backus, L. Thivierge, T. Kerr, C. Pickering, S. McCarthy RECORDER GROUP: Row 1: P. Weigand, J. Farnsworth; Row 2: C. Young, J. Laurin, S. Leone, J. Bigwarfe; Row 3: T. Hartmann, M. Trombley, G. Hawkins; Row 4: T. Daniels, B. Folsom, A. Sayyeau, R. Duchano, J. O’Connor SMORBAN2 SENIOR BAND: Row 1: K. McNamara, L. Dolan, K. Leroux, B. Marsh, C. Tate, C. Bald, L. Snider, K. LaFrance, L. Sayyeau, P. Salisbury, J. Miller, K. McNamara; Row 2: R. Finley, Mrs. Twyman, C. Kerr, W. Woods, A. Bullock, T. LaPlante, M. Laurin, B. McNamara, R. Seifert, T. Briggs, B. Forkey, J. Brass, B. Hartmann; Row 3: J. Russell, J. Brown, K. Patraw, T. Tate, M. Shene, T. Snider, D. Woods, S. Frank, J. LaRocque, L. Murray; Row 4: R. Chatelain, J. Provost, M. Frank, P. Janack, M. Eddy 86 Band The 1982-83 Whiz-Quiz team was composed of Row 1: M. Streeter; Row 2: E. Seregni, S. Frank, B. Hartmann, S. Doran, W. Woods, Co- advisor, Mrs. FitzRandolph, Row 3: Co- advisor, Mr. Perrauit, K. Patraw, R. Seifert, J. Miller, W. Weber. The team members were selected according to their scores on a timed qualifying test. The members prepared themselves for their matches by thoroughly reviewing general knowledge, factual, and trivia questions. The team won its first three matches against Parish ville, Town of Webb, and Hammond. Of the thirty-nine competing teams, Clifton-Fine advanced to the semi-final round. They lost in a dose match to Lowville Free Academy. Lowville went on to win the championship. The Whiz-Quiz team and its advisors deserve much credit for representing our school and community so well. 88 Whiz Quiz FR LCH CLUB FRENCH CLUB—1983 This year, our club raised over $1700 to help finance our annual French trip to Quebec. It was one of our most successful years. We raised the money by holding activity nights, car washes, bake sales, movies, and our annual candy sate. All the members of the club worked hard and deserve much credit. On May 27, 27 members departed for Quebec City. After a long 8-hour drive in the bus, we settled into our hotel and headed for the roller disco. The next morning we visited Quebec's wax museum and military museum. After lunch at Laval University, we swam in the Olympic-size pool at the college. After a formal dinner at Le Vendome, a movie (in English) was in order. Sunday brought mass at St. Anne de Beaupre Cathedral, followed by a picnic at Montmorency Falls. The ride to Montreal was quick. At 6:30 that evening we were settled in again. The subway was our transportation there so students could shop and eat all they wanted. We returned to Star Lake at 7:30 pm Monday night safe, sound, tired; but happy!! French Club 89 YEARBOOK STAFF Keep this bookI It might become a collector's Item. This year's staff was so small, we couldn't even take a group picture! Will the MOUNTAIN ECHO follow the path of other forgotten traditions at Clifton-Fine? How many remember the Student Council, the school newspaper or the Candlelite Cafe? One will recall that they were dropped due to lack of student interest. Are our students so busy that they can’t afford the time to help produce the yearbook? I don't think so .. . It’s the same old story: Let someone else do it. Well, someone else may not do it next year. This book was to be sent to the printer in March and here it is July 27th and it is still being produced. The production of a yearbook Involves long, dedicated hours of hard work, but the sharing of that work by many can make it bearable; even enjoyable! It involves photography, drafting, typing, creativity, and much more. It can be fun and educational, but not if only one or two students work on it as has been the case this year. This book won't arrive back at Clifton-Fine until October! I just can’t wait for the complaints about that to start rolling In! The problems with the yearbook are more school-wide than one would think. They are problems of attitude and laziness. It’s easier to let someone else do the work, right? True, there Is little glory involved with yearbook work, but even the traditionally more popular activities, ie: athletics, have suffered some from lack of participation on the part of the student. Students had better get involved in the few remaining extra-curricular activities or perhaps those activities will follow the road of the Student Council, the school paper and the unbroken 34- year tradition of the Mountain Echo. This year’s book was produced mostly by Kelly Patraw, who contributed long hours after school and into the summer vacation working on the book, i am particularly grateful to Kelly for her efforts and dedication. Others who assisted were Stephanie Derby, Katie Derby, Jon Boula, and Peggy Forkey. Others helped at various times throughout the year. My thanks go out to all who helped produce the book. A special thanks goes to Mr. Caster for his fundraising efforts. Next year, kids, if you are fortunate enough to find an advisor for the yearbook, be there when you are needed, with no excuses. Get involved and make it a school-wide project. Don't assume someone else will do it. They won’t! 90 Yearbook Staff —Mr. Ritchings, Advisor Row 1: B. Terry, C. Skvorak; Row 2: J. Boula, L. Kelley, S. Mitchell, K. Patraw, D. Kerr, Mrs. Myers, J. Boula; Row 3: P. Shaw, J. Bo yea, J. Daniels, R. Terry, P. Forkey, J. Kelley. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB iilPti §ff§g| illlfi Sitii W hI iisa $pH| p®§ flip! khbhSki teg® Bill ni l MB liw 94 1 DOLAN’S SUNOC SillICi 95 FALLS PAPER ONCE AGAIN, we would like to thank all the advertisers and sponsors, both local and out-of- town, for the support given in the past. Without their continued support, we would not have a yearbook. We encourage all our readers to pa- tronize these businesses on a regular basis. 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