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

Text from Pages 1 - 131 of the 1988 volume:

ROUND TWO — Former Senator Gary Hart (D-Colo), with his wife Lee, re-entered the 1988 presidential race. Hart withdrew earlier after reports of a sea cruise with Donna Rice caused a scandal. LITE METAL — The top- selling album of 1987, Bon Jovi's Slippery When Wet, sold 11 million copies, the largest-selling album ever in the metal category. TINY HEROINE — Eighteen-month-old Jessica McClure held on for two and a half days until rescuers freed her from the 22-foot abandoned well in Midland, Texas. FAREWELL FINAL BOW — Fred Astaire, 88, was called the greatest dancer in the world. His innovative, elegant style graced the screen with many partners, including Ginger Rogers and Rita Hayworth. SHOWBIZ —The consummate showman. Liberace, 67, was famous the world over for glitzing up his concerts with furs, rhinestones and glowing candelabras. HOLLYWOOD LEGEND — Director and actor John Houston, 81, acted in 21 films and directed 41, including The Maltese Falcon and The African Queen. CHFTON-FWE CENTRAL SCHOOL Star Lake, NY 13690 •'■'yfc VOLUME mix MOUNTAIN ECHO Above: Ms. Reynolds and Adam Bullock. Below, clockwise from left: Mrs. Adams and Mr. Irwin; Mrs. Yartz; Mr. Garbreana; Mrs. Hynes and Mrs. Capone; Mr. Russo. Opposite page, clockwise from top: Mrs. Wendt; Mr. Giardino; Mr. Besaw; Mr. Perrault; Mrs. Henrie; Mr. Cherepon; Mr. Rutan; Mr. Hamm; Mr. Yartz. In past years, the seniors have always dedicated the year- book to one member of the faculty, whom they felt had helped them more than anyone else. This year the seniors have decid- ed to dedicate the yearbook to all of those who have helped to mold us into whom we are now. The faculty. For about the last thirteen years we have attended school; each year meeting new teachers. Probably very few of us ever took the time to tell any of those teachers, “Thank-you for all your time and energy.” So now as seniors, we can look back and see that they deserve some kind of recognition for their help in making us whom we are today. Very soon we will be going off on our own. So now we look back at all our teachers did for us. School teachers were the ones who taught us how to count to one hundred. Teachers were the ones who taught us to say the alphabet and what sounds the letters make. They taught us how to put our letters together to form words. On and on through the years, the words became sentences, sentences became paragraphs, and the paragraphs became essays. All the way up into high school, teachers were teaching us the basics we would need to know for our future. Pretty soon it will be time for us to say, “Good-bye ” to Clifton-Fine and all those associated with it. We have made friends and we promise to come back and visit, but nothing will ever mean more to us then your help, understanding and the sharing of your knowledge. We want to say, “Thank-you for all the little things you did.” Maybe you stayed after school to help that one student who didn’t understand. Maybe there was a time when you stopped what you were doing to help out one of your students. Or we could say “Thank you” to those who were our class advisors, or who were a coach for a sport. We could also thank the teachers that helped us in sixth grade when our camping trip was can- celled becaused of lack of funds. Whatever it was you did, we do apprecate it, and in case we never got to say it before, we have said it now, and will say it again: “THANK YOU!” Top left: Bruce Folsom; center: David Soesan, Kerstin Schillings Bottom left: Adam Bullock; center: Craig Woods, Mrs. Vater, and Carlos Sanches; right: James Laurin Adam Bullock; right: Donald Snider SENIORS Mark Rixon Adam Bullock Catherine Bush Peggy Bush Row 1: Barbara Shene, Craig Woods, president; Row 2: Craig Towne, Leslie Thivierge. William Bush Holly Daniels I 5 Joseph Flynn Bruce Folsom Jeffrey Forkey Thomas Hartmann Jason Hunter Jeremy Janacek LOOK OUT, WORLD, HERE WE COME! Above: Bruce Folsom, Kirk LaFountain, Craig Woods and Mark Rixon Right: Holly Daniels, John O’Connor and Jason Hunter 6 Alvin Kelley Hope Kerr Krista Kerr 9 I I Rachel Koster Kirk LaFountain James Laurin Sean McDonald John O’Connor Mark Rixon Carlos Sanches Scott Shaw Barbara Shene I 7 Kerstin Schillings Donald Snider David Soesan Frederick Spicer Michael St.Louis Jay Terry Imqim that! Above: Daniel LaFrance Right: John O’Connor, Craig Towne, Leslie Thivierge, Craig Woods, Barbara Shene, Mark Rixon and Scott Shaw. At one time or another, most of us have had to deal with the loss of a loved one. In August of 1980, we lost a classmate, Melissa Bickford. She was our frriend and we miss her. She is in our minds and will always be remembered. Also, in April of 1984, we lost another very close friend, Scott Bullock. He was the type of person whom everyone enjoyed being with. He will forever be remembered by us, his classmates. Leslie Thivierge Craig Towne Maryanne Trombley Mindy Weber KaLeanna Woodard Craig Woods TIa BeS and Ha Btigli S Top left: Best Looking: Craig Towne and Rachel Roster. Top right: First with a Smile: Carlos Sanches and Leslie Thivierge. Left: Class clown: Donald Snider. Right: Most Athletic: Craig Woods and Krista Kerr. Page 11, top left: Cutest Couple: Mindy Weber and Paul Lentzer. Top right: Most Likely to Succeed: Jason Hunter and Hope Kerr. Middle left: Life of the Party: Kirk LaFountain and Barb Shene. Middle right: Best Dressed: Mark Rixon and Kerstin Schillings. Bottom left: Class Flirts: Adam Bullock and Maryanne Trombley Bottom right: Shyest: Joe Flynn and Holly Daniels SENIOR SUPERLATIVES. ADAM DENIS BULLOCK (Pony) To live to learn and die trying to understand.” Next year I plan to find a job and go to Monroe Community College of Rochester. Then move on to bigger and better things. TEN YEARS FROM NOW: I plan to have nothing but the best. I will be married to Eve and will not eat beans from a can. My secret ambition is to feel complete and to find the high that I’ve spent my life in search of. To Mr.Healy and Scott Sayyeau I leave my position as BMOC. ACTIVI- TIES: Soccer 9,10,11; Baseball 10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Student Council 11,12; Class Officer 9; Talented Juniors; French Club 9,11,12; Photography 11,12; Drama 12; Christian Youth Group 10,11,12; Outstanding American Student 11,12; Youth to Youth 11,12. CATHY BUSH “Life’s a dream. Then you wake up.” PLANS: To get a good job in the food trade service. TEN YEARS FROM NOW: To be married, have one kid, and own a bakery. To Tammy Peabody: Good luck with your last year. MEMORY: When I missed the last day of third grade because I rode my bike with no shoes, put my foot through the spokes, and cut it open. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 9,10. PEGGY ANNITAH BUSH “Do what you believe in and don’t let anybody stop you.” TEN YEARS FROM NOW: I plan on having a good-paying job and a baby boy to play with Casandra. To Tammy, Cassie, and Kelly, I leave the ability to make it through one more year at CF. MEMORY: The sixth-grade camping trip. ACTIVI- TIES: Soccer 9; Chorus 9,10. WILLIAM BUSH Live one day at a time and be prepared for the worst.” TEN YEARS FROM NOW: I will still be away from here and working toward my millions. SECRET AMBITION: To own and run all the Busch Beer breweries. MEMORY: The sixth grade camping trip. HOLLY DANIELS “Anything is possible if you believe in it and in yourself.” PLANS: Next year I plan to be going to college and preparing for my major. TEN YEARS FROM NOW: I may be a stewardess for a major airline and living in a beach front house in Hawaii. SECRET AMBITION: To have a leading role in a major film with Emelio Estevez and Charlie Sheen. To Miss Reynolds, I leave the ability to badger someone else besides me about playing for her basketball team. Good Luck!!! To all underclassmen, I leave the fun of finishing high school. MEMORY: The French trip in my junior year with Chere, Barb and Leslie. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 9; chorus 9,10,11,12; French Club 9,10,11,12 Yearbook 12; Who’s Who among American High School Students. SCOTT MICHAEL DeLAIR (Fonzy) “Take your time and enjoy life; don’t let it pass you by.” Next year I plan to come back to school post-graduate to get my last two computer courses. TEN YEARS FROM NOW: I plan to be an Air Force pilot. SECRET AMBITION: Be a test pilot and be making big money. To my sister Tammy, I leave my small, crowded locker. MEMORY: Skipping classes and getting away with it. MICHAEL EDDY (Skinhead) “ It’’s not a matter whether you win or lose, it’’s where you place the blame.” Next year I plan to get a job or to go to a small college. TEN YEARS FROM NOW: I plan to be a rich man. I leave my brother the ability to be an @ $% in school. To T.J. Sellers I leave my ability to choke in semifinals of the section 10 tournament. ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 9,10,11,12; Soccer 9,10; Baseball 9,10. % ANDREW FINLEY (Findog) “Don’t drink the water.” Next year I plan to work. TEN YEARS FROM NOW: Be a police officer or pro athlete. SECRET AMBI- TION: Play a pro sport. To Chuck and Dave I leave my ability to tackle and upset any opposing members in soccer, especially the big ones. MEMORY: The kindness of all the teachers I had. ACTIVITIES: Soccer; Wrestling; Baseball . DAWN MARIE FINLEY “Go for your goals and be successful at them” I plan on taking a year off and then achieving my goals in the Navy. Then getting married. SECRET AMBITION: To meet Tom Cruise. I leave to my sister a successful year in both 11th and 12th grade, and my love. I leave to my brother Kevin my homework and successful years in school. I also leave him my love. MEMORY: The sixth grade camping trip. BRUCE FOLSOM “Work hard for what you want, because nothing comes easy.” Next year I plan to be in college. IN TEN YEARS, I plan to be making lots of money. SECRET AMBITION: To play in the NBA and win a championship game. To Clayton Pelno I leave my ability to stay cool in the big games (Kill them, Big Guy.). MEMORY: The sixth grade camping trip. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 8,9,10,11,12; Baseball 12. JEFF T. FORKEY (Flipper) Don’t think about tomorrow’s game until you have finished today’s.” Next year I plan to go to an apprentice program for welding. TEN YEARS FROM NOW: I plan to be married, have two kids and be rich. To Scott Sayyeau I leave my abilities and encouragement to play soccer and the best of luck in the future. MEMORY: The sports and my friends. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; baseball 9,11,12. THOMAS PATRICK HARTMANN (Loony Lancford) “ Live in the present and have a blast, bacause it ends when the future comes.” Next year I plan to go to college in Vermont University or Potsdam State. TEN YEARS FROM NOW: I hope to be in the Air Force, making $ 40.000 a year and doing top secret military operations. SECRET AMBITION: To play the drums for the lead band in the U.S.! To Stephanie I leave the ability to brighten any one’s day. To Peter I leave my room (if he wants it). MEMORY : The fun of going to the SENIOR AREA and SENIOR ROOM. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 10,12; Golf 11,12. JASON C. HUNTER (Worm, Animal) “Do not be afraid to be an individual; nonconformity proves you can make your own decisions. Whatever you may want in life, be ambitious and go for it (like taking calculus independently and for no credit, because the school dropped the course!). Next year I plan to be enrolled in some four year college. TEN YEARS FROM NOW: I hope to be independently wealthy, with a great job and a vacation home in London. SECRET AMBITION: To reunite the POLICE and join them onstage for a concert in England. To all my teachers I ever had I leave my gratitude for helping me obtain the wonderful gift of an education. MEMORY: All those wrestling practices, my friends and teachers and frequently missing the bus. ACTIVITIES: Band 9,10,11,12; Chorus 9,10,11,12; Wrestling 9,10,11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; French Club 10,12. JEREMY V. JANACEK (Jerry) “ @ $% it!” Next year I’ll bum around. TEN YEARS FROM NOW: Hopefully, living. See you at the ten year reunion. My secret ambition is a secret. ACTIVITIES: basketball 9,10. ALVIN DANA KELLEY “Procrastination is a science.” Next year I will join the Air Force and attend college. TEN YEARS FROM NOW: Working to be a pilot. I leave the profession of giving teachers a hard time to Scott, who has been studying for years. MEMORY: The joviality. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 9,10,11; Wrestling 9,10,11,12; Baseball 9,10,11,12; Yearbook. HOPE M. KERR “All you need is a little hope!” Next year I will be in college majoring in social work. TEN YEARS FROM NOW: I will be working as a social worker, hopefully with two children of my own. My secret ambition is to be stranded on a deserted tropical island with Huey Lewis. To Todd Szlamczynski: I leave you with four more years at good old C-F. To Miss Reynolds I leave a box of kleenex, because I know how much she’ll cry next year when I’m gone!(ha ha) To Scott Blackmon I leave the ability to do well in school. Good luck and have fun, cuz! MEMORY: The spider in our tent on the 6th grade camping trip, passing out in Mr.Perrault”s class (sorry J.P.) and all the times I saw Barb out drinking just to be sociable”. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 9,10,12;French Club 10; National Honor Society 11,12; Yearbook Staff 10,11,12; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 11; Senior Play. KRISTA R. KERR “ Life doesn’t always play fair, so why should I?!” Next year 1 plan to go to college and major in business. TEN YEARS FROM NOW: I will know what I am doing. My secret ambition is to be stranded on a deserted island with Tommy Howell. To Angie LaRose I leave a permanent kiss to Fergy for next year. To Bridgett I leave my temper for soccer season...use it well! To Kerry Davenport I leave the ability to speak your mind and defend yourself. To Kelly Woods I leave a training bra. And to Tina (Beaner) I leave the last of your neighbors. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 7,8,9,10,11,12; Basketball 7,8,9,10; Cheering 11,12; Softball 8,9,11,12; Track 7; Class Officer 9,10. RACHEL LYN KOSTER (Rach) “ Yesterday is the setting sun, today is the road we travel on, tomorrow is the dream we live upon.” Next year I plan to have a good job or possibly college at Canton ATC. TEN YEARS FROM NOW: I plan to have a successful career, making millions. My secret ambition is always to be with Chris, living life to its fullest. To Tammy Peabody I leave the ability to make it through one more year and to have fun doing it. To Angie LaRose, 1 leave you nothing, 'cause you’re such a brat!! WHAT I REMEMBER MOST ABOUT K-12: Going to Senior Skip Day in my Junior year. ACTIVITIES: Cheering 9; French Club 9,10; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 11; Chorus 9,10,11; Yearbook 11,12. KIRK PATRICK LaFOUNTAIN (Vito) “ You only live once; so do what you want to do and die right. My plans for the next year are to go into the Navy and get the training I need to be successful in life. TEN YEARS FROM NOW: I plan to be on my feet, maybe have a family and get more or less what I want; and never had. My secret ambition is to buy a Fender guitar; get bombed; then 1 am out. To Thomas Sellers I leave my friendship for the closest little brother 1 never had. And to all the girls I’ve met and dated, thanks for nothing. MEMORIES: All the nights I stayed at Jeff Forkey’s and went out to have a good time till all hours of the night; even on school nights. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 9,10,12; Baseball 11,12; weekend good times. DANIEL LaFRANCE (Dan-ho) “'2 $ the world, before it $'7 you. Live life one day at a time. Next year 1 would like to go to California, to live life as it is. TEN YEARS FROM NOW: I plan on knowing what I am going to do with my life. My secret ambition is to go further on in school, for automotive or electronics and then buy my own business. To Clay Pelno I leave the ability to enjoy anything you can, while you can (although he already does). MEMORY: Nusting buts at the end of the year, just to pass!! SEAN PATRICK McDONALD ( Big Mac) “Sing me song you're a singer, do me a wrong you’re a bringer of evil; if it seems to be real it’s an illusion. That’s confusion in life. It’s heaven and hell. ” Next year I plan to go to Paul Smiths college and pursue a degree in executive chef training. TEN YEARS FROM NOW: I hope to be married, with one child and be the manager of a large restaurant’s kitchen. My secret ambition is to play the lead guitar in a well-known band. I leave my ability to get more than what I pay for in the cafeteria to whoever is still hungry after lunch. ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 9,10,11; Soccer 9; Track 10; French Club 9,10,11,12; Pho- tography 12; Yearbook 12; Band 12; Students against Drunk Driving. JOHN O’CONNOR “Broken hearts and dirty windows make life difficult to see; that’s why last night and this morning always look the same to me.” Next year I hope to attend St. Lawrence University as an English major. TEN YEARS FROM NOW: I’ll be married to some rich lady and sitting around writing silly novels. My 12 SENIOR WILL secret ambition is world domination...or maybe Principal. All my blazing Whiz Quiz speed goes to Josh Dickinson. Andrea Palm gets Yearbook Camp (hold your soda). To Niall and Cory I will all those endless streets in Quebec City. Get lost! Lastly, I leave Brandy Averill a walk in the rain. MEMORY: French immersion at Potsdam State, “these Clifton-Fine kids!” ACTIVITIES: Baseball 9; Whiz Quiz 9,10,11,12; Yearbook 12; Photography 12; National Honor Society 11,12; French Club 9,10,11,12; “Funny Dudes” 10. MARK E. RIXON (Rickets) “Nothing is impossible, it just means you have to work harder. The harder you work for something, the more you will appreciate it”. Next year I plan to be starting my first three years of a 3 + 2 Engineering Program with Clarkson at either Oswego or Plattsburg. TEN YEARS FROM NOW: I hope to be very well off, owning a midnight blue Porsche 944 Turbo, and have a beautiful wife. My secret ambition is to play professional hockey for the Quebec Nordiques and, in my first year, beat the Montreal Canadiens with a four game sweep in the Stanley Cup Finals. To Stef MacDonald I leave my address and phone number, so she can continue to argue with me constantly. To Pete Hartmann I leave my secrets to hiding things I don’t want people to find. Most of all, I leave everything and anything she wants to Amanda, but especially all my love. MEMORY: All the time spent with Amanda; my fun-filled trips through Madrid- Waddington, and winning 2nd place in the 1987 NY State Midget Tournament. ACTIVITIES: Hockey K-12; Golf 9,10,12; French Club 9,10,12; Drama 11,12; Soccer 9,10,11,12; Senior Play; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 12. CARLOS RENATO DELLA TORRE SANCHES (CARLOS) “You have to regret about the things you have done and not about the things you haven’t done, that means, if you wanna do, do it and regret it, but do it. Next year I’ll go back to Brazil and finish my college or find a college here and study medicine. TEN YEARS FROM NOW: Finishing my specialization in neurosurgery and psychiatry. (Here,in the USA, I hope!) My secret ambition is to travel throughout the world, especially Egypt (the great pyramid) and have an island with my own airport for my jet. I leave my eyes (or look) to Kelly (and a bracelet, too); my smile to Andrea; a kiss and some chocolate to Keratin; my friendship to Tom and Billy; my school pictures (at photography class) to Jay Brass; a wish of good luck in life to everybody and the promise of coming back someday. MEMORY OF MY AFS-YEAR IN STAR LAKE: Everybody’s (or almost everybody’s) friendship. ACTIVITIES: Senior Play; chorus; spending time with friends; offering a friendly shoulder; Photography; French Club. SCOTT MICHAEL SHAW (Speedo) “ Hold on to your dreams; they’re the only things that carry you through life, and make life worth living.” Next year I plan to go to college. TEN YEARS FROM NOW: I plan to win the New York State Lotto, retire in Hawaii and soak up all those rays. My secret ambition is to join up with Barb Shene and Tina Peets in their fight to save our young people from the harmful side effects of Mountain Dew and become famous. To Tina Peets I leave my friendship. To Derek LaPlante I leave the ability to stay out of trouble; to Alden Kerr I leave my poster collection. To Mike Parvese I leave my fake I.D. To my brother Todd I leave NOTHING, because I’ve always been selfish, so why changing now? MEMORY: The sixth grade camping trip, great friends, and all the great times I had. “I don’t know about you... but I’m out of here!!!” ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 9,10,11,12; Photography; Yearbook. BARBARA MARIE SHENE Take your time, think a lot, think of everything you’ve got for you will still be here tomorrow, but your dreams may not.” My plans for next year are to go to college and major in English. TEN YEARS FROM NOW: I’ll teach at Clifton- Fine, and stop girls from smoking in the bathroom. My secret ambition is to sky-dive from an airplane, have 15 children, and to help Scott Shaw warn America of the dangers of red markers. I leave to Kerry Davenport my position as president of life. To Brian Thivierge my sock drawer (she'll never think to check there for your chew). To Tom Nulty my ability to get below a 90 on a regents, and that special number, 85”; to Erin Nulty a piece of Coke, and my permission to walk guardrails, to Kelly Woods, the quietness and shyness my sister left me that I never used, and to my best friend Cassie, memories of our phone calls, and that long.long- ,walk, a clean nightgown, our cassettes, a baby snake, those special pages of my diary, and a big thanks for being a great friend. MEMORY: French trip ’87, French Immersion, good times with Maryanne, Jack, Honnie, Pat, Vanna, Jessica and the whole crew. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 9,10,11; Basketball 9,10,12; Class Officer 9,11,12; French Club 9,10,11,12; Student Council 11; Talented Junior 11; Drama 12; Chorus 9,10,11; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. KERSTIN SCHILLINGS (Kiki) Remember m ; remember e . Put it together and remember 'me.'” Next year I’ll go back to Germany and finish my high school in two years. IN TEN YEARS: I want to live somewhere in America, be married and have a nice little son named Jeremy Carsten! My secret ambition is to travel to all the countries I like (Australia, New Zealand, South America, etc.). I leave to Andy the ambition to talk till 3:30 a.m.; I wish you two more wonderful years at C-F. (See you again at your graduation.) I leave Katie her old bedroom; I leave Jim the mouse, the bear or whatever it is. I leave Miss Reynolds the ability to see the future for the boys’ varsity soccer games. To Derek Benjamin I leave all my love. To Josh I leave all the carrots I didn’t need-you can have them! And I leave everybody a big thanks for this great year and all the memories I can take with me back to Germany, especially ‘thank you’ to my family and to Michael!! MEMORIES: I remember most about my great AFS year in Star Lake all the time spent with Mike, the walk to the lake, my wonderful family, when we sang with the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra, great friends, Miss Reynolds’ Reisverschluss , every single soccer game; being scorekeeper for the varsity boys, all the senior activities we had; my English classes with Barb, and a great girl name Appie; our great times (thanks so much for all) and “Well, it’s difficult to explain. MICHAEL TODD St. LOUIS (Scapie) Don’t worry about life, it will always go on for the good and who said life is fair. BFD!” Next year I plan to go to college, to be a model maker and draftsman. TEN YEARS FROM NOW: Married, 2 year old boy and my own model making business. My secret ambition is to go back in time and see the Woodstock concert. To Kelly I leave the ability to get out of any sticky situation without getting burnt. To Andrea I leave a lifetime supply of Helium, because when you come down, you find out the world stinks. To Bill I leave my left foot, because you need it worse than I do. To Harry I leave a rain coat for the next time you are sitting in front of Roy and to Tina I leave my Halo. To Keratin I leave all my love. MEMORY: All the times with Keratin in my Senior year. ACTIVITIES: Drama 12; Senior Play; Soccer 12, Second Team All-Northern. JAY ALLEN TERRY Don’t let things get you down.” Next year I plan to be in the Navy, attending college and working in my chosen field. TEN YEARS FROM NOW: I plan to be highly paid and flying jets over Russia. My secret ambition is to live on a forgotten island with thousands of naked women, fulfilling my everyday needs. To Brian Eddy (or whoever wants her) I leave my sister Tina. To the rest of the unfortunate souls left in C-F-C-S, I leave the right to be disciplined and to be segregated against in the Senior Play. MEMORY: The 6th grade camping trip, graduation. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 9,11,12; Wrestling 9,10,11,12; Baseball 9,10,12; French Club 9,10. LESLIE LYNN THIVIERGE (Superpickle) “Life is like a canvas, put as much paint on it as you can.” Next year I plan to be in college at Plattsburg. TEN YEARS FROM NOW: I plan to be married, have one child and be teaching the deaf. My secret ambition is to be a cop and fight crime with Cagney Lacey. I leave my ability to be quiet at the right time to my brother Brian. To Andrea P. I leave my ability to get four fouls but not foul out (most of the time). To Cassie I leave the ability to have a great senior year, have fun! To Matt and Tara I leave these words “Try to do your best, but have fun doing it.” MEMORY: Going on the French Trip. Remember the long talk we had in the bathroom, Barb and Holly. Hey Holly, get out of my bed. ACTIVITIES: Basketball9,10,11,12; Yearbook 9,10,11,12; Photogra- phy 10,11; Class Officer 11,12; French Club 9,10,11,12; Talented Juniors ; Chorus 9,10,11,12; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. MARYANNE TROMBLEY (MAR) The world never meets anyone ‘half-way.’’’ Next year I plan to attend Canton ATC College. TEN YEARS FROM NOW: Hopefully I’ll still be single and living the wild-life in New York City. My secret ambition is to go back and live the life in woodstock” with J.P. To Andrea I leave all the memories we shared, when we seemed to be unseparable. To Cory P. I leave the one question I never got the answer to: “Who cut your hair? and our B-wheeler scare.. MEMORY : The 4 Musketeers (Me, Barb, Jack, Honnie); we really had a lot of great times. Huh, Barb!? and Hope on the French Trip when we couldn’t keep it down before we got 60 miles away from the school. ACTIVITIES: Cheering 9,10,11,12; Chorus 9,10,11,12; Senior Play. MELINDA WEBER (MINDY) “Memory is the power to gather roses in the win- ter.” A year from now I plan to be going to some University of Technology some- where. TEN YEARS FROM NOW: I hopefully will be out of college, with a masters degree in chemistry, holding a good job. My secret ambition is for Paul and me to be together and happy for the rest of our lives. To Andrea Sayyeau I leave nothing, not one little thing at all (told you, Pange!). To Cassie Davenport I leave a pencil and a BIG eraser for Math 12. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 9,10,11; French Club 9,10. KaLEANNA ANN WOODARD (Short @ $%; Kalinka) “I am master of all I survey. Nobody will make me a slave.” Next year I plan to be married, living in Rochester, with my beautiful baby girl, Darbie Ann. TEN YEARS FROM NOW: I wish to have another baby(boy) Kurstin Joseph. Also I wish to work with children, who are either mentally or physically handicapped. My secret ambition is to go to Walt Disney with Darbie Ann. To my sister Marne I leave Todd. To my brother I leave the fun on the sixth grade camping trip. Loren don’t give up, and you too will make it to a senior. MEMORY: The sixth grade camping trip, the last dance with Gerald Tyler. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 9,10; Chorus 9,10,11; Band 9,10. CRAIG HARRISON WOODS (Woodie) If you don’t have any goals, there is nothing to shoot for! Next year I plan to be attending Hartwick or Utica College and pursuing a career in actuarial science. Of course, playing golf and basketball, too. TEN YEARS: I plan to be living a rough life in Florida, playing golf, working as my own boss and making about $450,000 a year. My secret ambition is to be on the PGA tour in the spring and summer and be in the NBA in the winter, making MILLIONS. To Angela LaRose I will a lonely walk to Diana's house! Have fun! To Bill I leave my “new Brockport sweatshirt, also my coordination. MEMORY: Mrs. Sherman's room with Vito. Also, winning the international foul shooting contest when I was twelve. ACTIVITIES: Golf 9,10,11,12, All-northern first team 11,12; Basketball 8,9,10,11,12; Soccer 9,10,11,12, All-northern first team 12; Class Officer 11; Senior Class President; Drama 12; Yearbook business manager 12. Senior Play; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; French Club 9,10,12; Whiz Quiz 11. Kerstin Schillings SENIOR WILL 13 CLASSMEN Top right: Brad Siskavich, Clancy McDonald, Ryan Snider; middle left: Fred Rowe; middle right: Franklin LaPlante, Charles Kerr, David Peabody; Bottom left: Melissa Peabody Underclassmen Andrea Palm top left: Larry Rowe, top right: Kelly Laurin, Meghan Sovay, IBrad Siska- vich; center left: Breanna Siskavich; center right: Cory Perrault, Niall O’Conner, Brian Thivierge, bottom left: Julie Provost, Jennifer Humphrey, Marion Refici, Stacey McCarthy, Kelly Adams, bottom right: Erin Nulty In ohJjui be ume, lucceikftd, cue neid The senior trip will not be a free gift. Juniors must have the determination and dedication to their sales campaigns and extracur- ricular activities. We hope the future will continue with the same vigor and enthusiasm as has been the case for the past two years, setting an example others will want to follow...Shelly Smith Tim and Effort Right: Class Officers: Becky Rixon, Angie LaRose, Tom Nulty and president Kelly Janack. Below: Larry Adams considers an idea as Carleton Brickey, Kathy Briggs and Scott Adams seem less concerned. Front row: Jennifer Russell. Second row: Lynne Rusaw Rebecca Rixon, Stacy Wood. Third row: Derek Rixon, Steven Woods, Scott Riley. Fourth row: Robert Simmons, Michelle Smith. Jeanine Janacek Front row: Thomas Nulty, Kristy Moore, Peter Hartmann, Crystal Marsh, Tamara Peabody, Christo- pher Peets, Bridgett Provost, Kelly Janack. Second row: Scott Marsh, Scott Kelly, Charles Maracle, Clay- ton Pelno, Angela LaRose, Tanya Jurkovich, Cory Perrault, Niall O’Connor. Front row: Joshua Dickinson, Brian Eddy, Cassie Davenport, Julie Goldie; row two: Larry Adams, Darrin Bigwarfe, Brandy Aver- ill, Robbie Bebee; row three: Tim Daniels, James Belcer, James Farnsworth, David Fleming, Dana Grammo, Carleton Brickey. Above left: Andrea Sayyeau, Crystal Marsh, Darrin Bigwarfe, Peter Hartmann, Robbie Be- bee. Far left: Steve Woods; left: Dana Grammo Above: Jeanine Janacek and Todd Robert Rachel Koster I Left: Monica Phillips; Above: Kelly Leroux; Bottom: Amy Jones; Right: Class Officers: Front row: Christian Beebe; Row two: Kelly Leroux, Patricia Popp; Row three: Charles Brown, Kelly Woods, Andrea Palm Front row: Kim Hickey, Danielle Doran, Jeanine Janacek, Amy Jones; Row two: Christian Bee- be, Jason Bebee, Michelle Fin- ley, Brenda Dancause, Sara French, William Gore; Row three: Scott Bebee, Scott Black- mon, Chad Coffin, Charles Kerr, Scott Corbine, Charles Brown, Alden Kerr, Roger Disotell The life of a sophomore is very busy and exciting, but it is also a lot of work. A sophomore is in- volved in many more activites, whether it be sports, music, or raising money for the senior trip. A sophomore, who is gradually maturing and climbing the lad- der to Graduation day, must also be thinking about the future and what his place is in it. He must decide about what college and what type of career he wants to spend his life doing. The sopho- mores also have their fun. They go to all of the dances and get together with friends after school and on weekends. As a class they grow closer together until they go out on their own, out into the “real” world. SOPHOMORES Let Ui Diguu Fot A Moverit... and LoJSc about Ut SopLotnow Clalk. ■ Top: back: Mr. LaDuc, Andrea Palm, Amanda McCarthy; front: Stefanie MacDonald, Patricia Popp. Center left: Tammy Todd; center: Scott Corbine, Alden Kerr; right: Tina Terry. Front row: Amanda McCarthy, Stefanie MacDonald, Andrea Palm, Patricia Popp; Row two: Gina Provost, Tammy Todd, Sa- brina Lashua, Kelly Leroux, Lawrence Rowe, Cheri Law, Ju- lie Myers, Tina Terry, Betty Jo Walrath; Row three: Cindy Spicer, Frank LaPlante, Andrew LaPlant, David Peabody, Harold Meek, Kelly Woods, Monica Phillips SOPHOMORES 19 Stefanie MacDonald Kelly Woods FINALLY. . . Nigh 00II Being a Freshman means more responsibility, starting to sell things to make money for the se- nior trip, and being able to choose between regents and nonregents courses. Row 1: Adam Heller; Row 2: Michael Flint, Jason Bowman, Tony Henrie, Philip Giar- dino; Row 3: Jon Davenport, Shannon Kerr, Michelle Callaghan, Michelle Boyea, Jenni- fer Doran; Row 4: Herb French, Ted Belcer, Lynne Backus, Michelle Dowling, Homer Dubey. Upper left: “How did we let them talk us into this?” ask Shannon Kerr and Ted Belcer. Upper right: Melissa Streeter, Meghan Sovay, Lynne Backus. Lower left: “Take the picture, I’m smiling ” Derek Lapiant. Ninth Grade Patricia Popp Amanda McCarthy Front Row: Melonie Thompson, Danielle Marsh, Joanne Russel; Row 2: Daniel McBroom, Erin Nulty, Melissa Streeter, Meghan Sovay, Candy Provost, Tina Peets, Roger Lashua; Row 3: Elwyn Lashua, James Simmons, Steven Sharrow, Jeremy Watson, Cory Towne, Brian Thivierge, T.J. Sellers. Upper left: Coke is it for Melissa Streeter. Upper right: Joanne Russell. Class officers: T.J. Sellers, president; Derek LaPlante, Ted Belcer, Erin Nulty, Shannon Kerr. Ninth Grade ' ! I A NEW ADVENTURE ...William Beckman The experience I endured that describes eighth grade is coming home from school the first day with arms full of books. I have seven classes a day out of eight periods. On top of our regular classes, we have to take health and French, which make my schedule as full as it can get. I know anyone in ninth grade would tell me I don’t have much work, but for the time being, it’s enough...Ryan Snider. EIGHTH GRADE Clockwise, from page 22, top left: Ryan Snider, Scott Rowe, Craig Perrault. Top left: Kirk LaFountain and Mimi Cossette. Above: row one: Daniel Kerr, Scott Rowe, Bradly Watson, Bradford Watson; row two: Craig Perrault, Tonya Terry, Melissa Pryce, Micole Matthews, Marne Woodard, Kelly Laurin, Erin Hance; row three: Kris- ten Todd, Tonya Kelley, Kim Sellers; row four: Jeff Marsh, Paul Martin, Brad Siska- vich, Jodi Rice, James Piiparinen, James Thomas, Todd Szlamczynski, Brad Pro- vost, Ryan Snider, Clancy McDonald, Joe Refici, Greg Hanley. Left: Chris Frucci, Craig Perrault, Gregory Hanley, Chris Farnsworth, Aaron Bulluck. Far left: lying: Karrie Fleming; row two: Kerry Davenport, Darrin Goodrow, Ray Dana, Patty Fortier, Rebecca Blackmon, Aaron Bulluck;row three: Chris Frucci, Scott Gollaher, Kevin Dancause, Mimi Cossette, Jessica Dickinson, Anne Garno; row four: William Beckman, David Dunn, Chris Farnsworth, Brandon Compeau, Erin Flynn, Jon Frucci, Sean Bush, Kim Bush. Jeff Forkey EIGHTH GRADE Favorite Subjects Math ................................................... 32% Science ................................................ 18% Shop .................................................. 16%. English ............................................... 15%. Gym ................................................... 15%. Library ................................................. 4%. WOW! JUNIOR Umi Seventh grade is work! “You want to know what seventh grade is like to me, here you go” (Stephanie Tebo). Many think it’s different. More than that: “It’s an extreme change from elementary school” (Shannon So- lon). The changes are interesting; they get challenged and the students are very busy. They get a lot more work and most kids think, “It’s hard, but easy” (Kelly Smith). Being is seventh grade “is a whole lot of fun” (Shelly Christian) and “It’s like going crazy” (Daniel Johnson). “Seventh grade is like a job where you get something done, but you always have something to do” (Pam Wright). After all, most students like seventh grade. It’s interest- ing and they have fun. Sixth graders: be excited for next year. It’s a great year. Front row: Michael Cos- sette, Jerry Bush, Brandy Besaw, Amy Clark, Caleb Heller; row two: Robert Campbell, Maxine Bre- sett, Renee Dunn, Shelly Christian, Shirley Brickey, Corrina Dan- cause, Stella Crandall, Karen Hubbard, Dan Johnson; row three: Michael Come, Justin Hanely, Kenneth Hitch- man, Frank Blanchard, Jennifer Johnson, Kate Cherepon, Paula Harper, Jason Hanley, Chris Ad- ams, Kevin Finley, Jackie Goldie. SEVENTH GRADE Michael St.Louis and Kerstin Schillings Front row: William Smith, Todd Shaw; row two: Lena LaTray, Robert Martin, Frank Thornton, Roberta Thompson, Stefanie Tebo, Danielle Wright; row three: Jeffrey Smith, Shannon So- lon, Pat LaPlante, Kel- ly Smith, Jamie Par- vese, Pam Wright, Kim Provost; forth row: Dan Reil, Brenda La- shua, Patricia Toohey, Janice McIntosh, Brendon Pomerville, Ed Trimm, Andrew Shene, Kate Palm], [Scott Sayyeau, Niki Piiparinen. SEVENTH GRADE TIa OtA m of Ha Ciop Right, front row: Chad Robert, Brian Watson, Jason Coo- per, Lorris Smith; row 2: Tamara DeLair, Bobbie Jo Chris- tian, Amber Tatnall, Jennifer Woods, Jennifer Humphrey, Jessica Smith; row 3: David Meek, Richard Rusaw, Marga- ret Come, Tammy Miller, Marion Refici, Wade Tupper, Jennifer Dowling, Ronald Whitney, Janelle Snider; row 4: Mrs. Shene. Front Row: Kelly Adams, Jeffery Bigwarfe, Craig Demmon; Row 2: Justin Thompson, Stacey McCarthy, Elizabeth Giardino, Jane LeRoux, Lea Belcer, Jennifer Henrie; Row 3: Carrie Tatnall, Jennifer Kennedy, Mandy Dowling, Kim Hubbard, Ruston Dowling, Shannon Adams, Chad Kerr, Bridgett Facey, Julie Provost; Row 4: Miss. Galvin Sixth Grade Favorite Classes Math ................................ 60% Science ............................. 25% Reading .... Social Studies Top photo: Janelle Snider, David Meek, Bobbie Jo Christian; middle: Jennifer Dowl- ing, Brian Watson, Jennifer Humphrey; lower left: Chad Rob- ert, Amber Tatnall, Marion Refici; lower right: Jessica Smith 26 SIXTH GRADE Patricia Popp Amanda McCarthy ft lm You Uou b tr GetGeniouA... O.Above: Front row: Terry Wendt, Robert Watson, Paul Ward, Jan McIntosh; row two: Nicole Cook, Brandi Mac- Cue, Jennifer Snider, Amber Thompson, Jacqueline Besaw; row three: Steven Pinson, Melissa Peabody, Joseph Wil- liams, John Provost, Jeremy Thompson, Michael Adams, Nichole Smith, Lynn Cooper Top right: Ethan Healy and Mike Ritzenthaler return from lunch Above right: Good Scouts Kirk Goodrow and Teddy Smith. I I like fifth grade a lot, not just because of the work, but because of the teachers and the activities, such as our trip to Bear Mountain a few days ago...Nicole Cook In fifth grade, you get to get your own locker, and you get to take showers after gym. In Mrs. LaRocque’s room we have fun games and she has animals, too. In Mr. Collins’ room we Book-it. I like to read books some of the time, so I like it...Kathy Hubbard Fifth grade is different from all the other grades. Not only by different teachers, but by different ways of doing things. In fifth grade, you feel more responsible for yourself. You also take on new challenges...Robin Hance I like fifth grade because it’s fun and it’s hard. But it always can’t be fun. There are times when you have to get serious about things. The best thing I like about fifth grade is that there is time when you can fool around and, on the other hand, there is time when you can’t. So for all you fourth graders, don’t think fifth grade’s hard. It’s pretty fun if you do your work...Brandi MacCue FIFTH GRADE I like fifth grade be- cause you do fun things like draw, watch movies, play in the little gym, go outside after lunch, and go on trips. But the thing that’s most important is work. I like work, too. I like math, science and so- cial studies. In science we do lots of activities with mealworms. We put them through mazes and things. In social studies we read and do questions. In math we do adding, subtracting, division and multiplica- tion...Alison Benjamin Above: Front row: Ethan Healy, Ian Brown, Nicole Shampine, Aaron Price; row two: Julie Marsh, Jennifer Hanley, Christine Balchikonis, Tina Thomas, Bobbi Jo Finley, Alison Benjamin; row three: David Martin, Robin Hance, Crystal Provost, Kathy Hubbard, Brandon Gollaher, Sarah Lunderman, James Rice, Chrystal Ellis, Robert Tebo, Kole Burgess Left: Lynn Cooper, Mrs. LaRocque, JJ Rice, Michael Adams, Ethan Healy FIFTH GRADE 29 Neu) and Extiftng Tldugi i i Front row: Andrew Smith, Jon Huckle, Shawn Kerr, Kirk Goodrow; row two: Blake Siskavich, Christine Shampine, Janet Spicer, James Marsh, Andrew Bigwarfe; row three: Leroy McBroom, April Bebee, Robert Provost, Sarah Bissonette, Judy Cherepon, Lucinda Bullock, Linette Hickey, James Nolan; row four: Heidi Hitchman, Michael Hanley, Charles Allen, Kenneth; Smith, Melisa Morey. Right: Kristie Solon FOURTH GRADE Front row: Ambrose Ezro, Tanya Thomas, Brian Towne, Michael Tebo; second row: Brandee Smith, Nicole Russo, Kristie Solon, Heather Cook, Melinda Harris; row three: Matthew Cooper, Steven Pickering, Brandy Canady, Laura Walrath, Misty Ober, John Waters, Michael Sovay, Matthew Lunderman; row four: Michelle Bowman, Patrick McDonald, Kelly Smith, Courtney Compeau, David Bush, Eamonn O’Connor Jennifer Russell and Scott Shaw Candid photos, counterclockwise from top: Tanya Thomas, Courtney Compeau, and Heather Cook; Tanya Thomas and Ms. Hammond; Melissa Morey; Andrew Bigwarfe; Brandy Canady and Michelle Bowman. fa diffmvfc but nice,. ...Sara Akey Third grade is a time of learning, living, and reaching out toward the unknown, preparing for what awaits their lives, their families and their futures. They have their own hardships to overcome and their own goals to achieve. They are ready to share the times of their lives with you, the parents, the teachers, and the Clifton-Fine school. Front row: E. Finley, J. Latimer, M. Sharpe, B. Finley; Second row: J. Williams, D. Balchi- konis, A. LaTray, J. Van Pelt, A. Dumas; Third row: M. Chick, J. Fleming, M. Daniels, M. Nolan, D. Kerr, J. Gates, J. Foster, H. Hitchman, J. Christian; Fourth row: T. Wright, T. Thivierge, J. Goesser, M. Tupper, C. Heath, Mrs. Hynes Absent: E. Smith Top: Sara Akey ; Center: Nicole Hanley ; Bottom: Jonathan Foster THIRD GRADE Left: Joshua Ward and Craig Durham; Right: Julia Goesser and Joseph Christian. Front row :J. Shampine, R. Lachut, G. Ward, R. LaFrance, Second row:T. Clark, H. MacCue, A. Woods, N. Hanley, J. Ward Third row:J. Willard, L. Ritzenthaler, C. Pelo, A. Facey, N. Bush, B. Finley, S. Reil, E. Rowe, S. Baker Fourth row:J. Morehouse, K. Adams, R. Heller, C. Durham, K. Tebo, A. Provost, S. Akey, Mrs. Capone My teacher’s name is Mrs. Capone and I love her a lot...Stacy Reil Christian Beebe We have different rules to follow...Sandra Baker Third Grade th luumd qH£uk beutuie, Hum U ' LOTS OF WORK... Christopher Northrop Rose Blanding Front row: Steven Durham,Adam Thompson,Rodney Finley,Noel Bennett,Travis Davenport Second row: Amy Durham,Erin Reyn- olds,Suzanna French,Heather Kerr,Rose Blanding,Rebecca Dur- ham Third row: Micheal Morey,Kevin Allen,Martha Pitts,Mar- cella Banker,Jamie Gates,Spencer Baxter,Derek Benjamin,Nathan Brown Fourth row: Mrs. Henrie Second grade is the greatest...Danielle Hall Visiting firemen demonstrate air packs during Fire Prevention Week. Front row: Benjamin Bissonette,Frederick Rowe,Cale No- lan,Jason Wendt,Travis Whitcomb Second row: Sadie Meyer,Nicole Huckle,Lisa Ober.Joy Pryce,Danielle Hall- ,Lorraine Baker Third row: Jason Hubbard,Matthew Han- ley,Roswell Ezro,Christopher Northrop,Fred Leroux,Pa- trick Hanley,Amber Sovay,Kurt Flubacher,Richard Allen Fourth row: Miss Pomerville Peggy Bush Ge umd Guuk 35 I i i WALL Am SPECIAL Firsthand fire prevention education. Lunch with Shane Beaulieu and Da- mian Johnson Front Row: Shane Beaulieu, Da- mian Johnson, John Laurin, Loren Woodard; second row: Angela Marsh, Sara Tupper, Tanya Pomer- ville, April Lashua, Malinda Hayes; third row: Jesse Smith, Michelle Hanley, Joy Pryce, George Reed, Danae Kesel, Victoria Sharpe, Scott Daniels, Christena Latimer; fourth row: Joy Davenport, Heather Pro- vost, Janielle Ward, Gary Hall, Jon- athan Adams, Mrs. Yartz FIRST GRADE Front Row: Jedediah Gates, Rebec- ca Bissonette, Amanda Davenport, Philip Boyd. Second Row: Carolyn Allen, Corey Hall, Marcie Morey. Third Row: Darren Kerr, Elizabeth Bush, Mrs. Balchikonis, Larry Well- ing, Robert McGuinness Below: Jessica Wendt, Jamie Terry, Heather Reil Left: front row: Ronald Walrath, Timo- thy Thomas, Kirk Jones; row two: Bobbi Durham, Jessica Wendt, Janet Snider, April Dumas, Wendy Woods; row three: Alexis Durham, Lisa Marsh, Chasqa Laurin, Charles Hall, Brad Du- mas, Heather Reil, Craig LaTray, Heather Campbell, Cassandra Stafford; row four: Jamie Terry, Justin Rathman, Nicholas Shank, Ken Canady, Angela Todd, Michael Casciaro, Mrs. Stacy KaLeanna Woodard FIRST GRADE r “HIGHLIGHTS”: Lee Finley- “Learning my A,B,C’s” Donald LaShomb- “Mak- ing lots of friends” Erin LaTray- “Playing house” Elizabeth Schurman- “Playing with the computer” Matthew Thivierge- “Playing on the playground” Ronald Wendt- “Eating snacks” Front row: John Swinyer, Steven Bush, Benjamin Peets, Kenneth McNair, Donald LaShomb, row 2: Erin LaTray, Breanna Siskavich, Marci Casciaro, Patti Jo Drake, Elizabeth Schurman, Tanya Sten- oski, row 3: Candy Sharpe, Lee Finley, Adrian Healy, Matthew Thivierge, Jason LaTray, Jason Proctor, Daryl Smith, Ronald Smith, Mr. Hamm Ab- sent: Mary Foster, Wayne Walrath, Adrienne Wood. Clockwise: Elizabeth Schurman, Benjamin Peets, Fire Prevention Day, Smokey the Bear. Kindergarten is the first step of a steep set of stairs. Kindergarteners must learn the basics; to share, to make friends, to read, and to write. For Kinder- garteners this is a new ex- perience. Being away from home and adjusting to school life is a major change for them. But these Kindergarteners have a tough climb ahead of them to be a part of this ever-changing world. They will have tougher standards to live up to as they get older than did past students. Congratula- tions, Kindergarteners, for completing the first step of that steep set of stairs. A TIME TO MAKE FRIENDS Kelly Woods and Stefanie MacDonald Richard Wright .“Fireman” Karl Wisner .“A baker” Dominic Russo ..“Policeman” Goldie Dowling “Ballerina” Crystal Adams .“Nurse” Kenneth Cyrus . .“Policeman” Jessica Smithers “Cinderella!!” Front row: Scott Hayes, Richard Wright, Jeremy Clark, Brian Pelo, row 2, Crystal Adams, Brooks Frasier, Heather Bland- ing, Goldie Dowling, Tammy Smith, row 3, Michael Borrelli, Mrs. VanGelder, Robert Ben- nett, Dominic Russo, Karl Wisner, Joseph Wisel- wiski, Mistrel Dodson, Jessica Smithers, Jona- than Poole, Kenneth Cy- rus. Kindergarten NINETEEN Top left: Carleton Brickey. Center: Sean McDonald. Right: Bridgett Provost and Angela LaRose during accident drill. ACTIVITIES Bottom left: Mural artists Stacy Wood, Bridgett Provost, Robbie Bebee, Scott Shaw, Rebecca Rixon, and Derek Rixon. Center: Michael Eddy and David Soesan support John O’Connor above Adam Bullock. Donald Lashomb welcomes Smokey to kindergarten. i Top left: Roxanne Coffin, Clarissa Whitney, Kel- ly Janack; top right: Adam Bullock, Kerstin Schillings, John O’Connor; center: Krista Kerr; middle right: Shirley Brickey; above: Jodi Rice; right: Brandy Averill, Clarissa Whitney. Christian Beebe Front row: Danielle Wright, Amy Clark, Brandy Besaw, Melissa Pryce, Tonya Terry, Patricia Toohey, Corrina Dancause, Brenda Lashua, Janice McIntosh, Kim Bush, Billy Smith; row 2: Rebecca Blackmon, Pam Wright, Ro- berta Thompson, Shannon Solon, Jef- frey Smith, Jessica Dickinson, Maxine Bresett, Karen Hubbard, Renee Dunn, Bradford Watson; row 3: Clancy Mc- Donald, Greg Hanley, Kelly Laurin, Erin Flynn, Kristin Todd, Patty For- tier, Anne Garno, Jennifer Johnson, Stephanie Tebo, Shirley Brickey; row 4: Joseph Refici’ Katie Cherepon, Katie Palm, Nikki Piiparinen, Jackie Goldie, Paula Harper, Carrie Davenport, David Dunn, Tonya Kelley, Mr. Rutan Center left: Tonya Terry, Kristin Todd, Pam Wright, Roberta Thompson, Nikki Pii- parinen, David Dunn, Karen Hubbard, Clancy McDonald, Jo- seph Refici; center right: Shannon Solon, Lena LaTray, Janice McIntosh, Jackie Gol- die; right: Billy Smith, Stephanie Tebo, Renee Dunn, Jeffrey Smith, Jennifer Johnson; middle right: Maxine Bresett and Rebecca Blackmon; bottom right: Erin Hance and Anne Garno. CHORUS Rachel Koster Senior Chorus, front row: Jenni- fer Russell, Kelly Janack, Ta- mara Peabody, Kathy Briggs, Cassie Davenport, Maryanne Trombley, Joanne Russell, Tammy Todd, Melonie Thomp- son; row two: Patricia Popp, Ste- fanie MacDonald, Jason Hunter, Gina Provost, Amanda McCar- thy, Staci Wood, Shannon Kerr, Michelle Boyea, Meghan Sovay, Melissa Streeter; row three: Amy Jones, Cindy Spicer, Holly Dan- iels, Hope Kerr, Leslie Thivierge, Kelly Leroux, Carlos Sanches, Julie Myers, Michelle Smith, Andrea Palm; row four: Tina Peets, T.J. Sellers, Thomas Hartmann, Charles Brown, Kel- ly Woods, Lynne TBE Backus, Michael St. Louis, Kerstin Schil- lings, Tanya Jurkovich, Mr. Ru- tan. Center left: Amanda McCarthy, Carlos Sanches, and Hope Kerr; center: Cassie Davenport and Kelly Janack; above: Patty Popp, Gina Provost and Julie Russell; low- er left: Michelle Boyea; left: Kelly Leroux, Jason Hunter, Holly Daniels, Tommy Hartmann, Niki Robert, Shelly Smith, T.J. Sellers, Staci Wood, Kelly Woods, Alvin Kelley, Mr. Rutan, Chuck Brown, Meghan Sovay, Carlos Sanches, and Leslie Thi- vierge. CHORUS • 1 Tite, Muito of owe £dwoS Candids, right: Adam Heller; lower left: Mr. Shult and Kelly Woods; lower right: Patty Popp. Front row: Amanda McCarthy, Patricia Popp, Andrea Palm, Lynne Backus, Kerstin Schillings, Michelle Smith, Tanya Jurkovich, Meghan Sovay, Joanne Russell, Shannon Kerr; row two: Adam Heller, Erin Nulty, Christian Beebe, Kelly Woods, Lynne Rusaw, Ted Belcer, Jason Hunter, Kathy Briggs; row three: Mr. Shult, Eric Vater,Melissa Streeter, Jason Bowman, T.J. Sellers. Patty Popp Front row: Jodi Rice, Stephanie Tebo, Amy Clark, Katie Palm, Jennifer Doran; row two: James Piparinen, Christopher Adams, Bradley Watson, Caleb Heller, Ryan Snider, Kim Sellers; Row three: Eric Vater, Mr. Shult, William Beckman Top Left: Melissa Streeter, Meghan Sovay, Craig Woods, T.J. Sellers, Erin Nulty, Eric Vater; bottom left: Mr. Shult; bottom right: Patty Popp and Amanda McCarthy. BAND Patty Popp NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY I I Top left: Mr. Davis, Rebecca Rixon. Top right; front row: Kerstin Schillings, Becky Rixon, Mi- chelle Smith, Tanya Jurkovich, Kelly Janack; row two: Joshua Dickinson, David Fleming, Car- los Sanches, Charles Maracle, David Sousan, Thomas Nulty To the right: Mr. Davis, Shelly Smith Front row: Kerstin Schillings, Patricia Popp, Thomas Hart- mann, Stefanie MacDonald, Tamara Peabody, Kelly Jan- ack, Cassie Davenport; Row 2: Barbara Shene, Leslie Thi- vierge, James Belcer, Joshua Dickinson, Andrea Palm, Al- vin Kelley, Jason Hunter, Christopher Peets; Row 3: Craig Towne, Craig Woods, Robbie Bebee, Niall O’Con- nor, Peter Hartmann, Cory Perrault, Angela LaRose, Mi- chelle Smith, Kelly Woods; Row 4: Billy Pickering, John O’Connor, Adam Bullock, David Fleming, Kathy Briggs, Brian Eddy, Tina Terry, Kelly Leroux, Carlos Sanches; Row 5: Holly Dan- iels, Scott Blackmon, Charles Brown, Larry Rowe, Jason Bebee, Darrin Bigwarfe, Chris Beebe, Derek Rixon; Row 6: Mark Rixon, Amanda McCarthy, Donald Snider, Sean McDonald, Becky Rixon, Lynne Rusaw, Miss. Nasci, Larry Adams FRENCH CLUB A. F £ Top left: Carlos Sanches from Brazil, Kerstin Schillings from Germany, David Soesan from the Netherlands Top right: Carlos Sanches Middle left: Kerstin Schillings Middle right: David Soesan, Carlos Sanchez Bottom left: David Soesan Bottom right: Joshua Dickinson, who went to Brazil on a soccer program A. F. S. Amanda McCarthy Front row: Kate Cherepon, Kelly Leroux, Kerstin Schillings; row two Nikki Piiparinen, Amanda McCarthy, Andrea Palm, An Clark, Melissa Streeter, Meghan Sovay; row three: Mark Rixon, Stefanie MacDonald, Patricia Popp, Carlos Sanches; row foi Craig Towne, Thomas Hartmann, Rebecca Rixon, Joshua Dickinson 48 DRAMA CLUB John O’Conn SHOW YOUR COLORS ■■i Top left: Derek Benjamin; top center: Ryan Snider; top right: Melissa Streeter; center left: Mr. Perrault; center right: Kelly Janack and Tammy Peabody; lower left: Debra Balchikonis and Christine Balchikonis; lower right: Carlos Sanches Top left: John Laurin and Malinda Hayes; top right: Mrs. Stacy and her class; left:Ms. Nagel and Douglas Folsom; above: Mr. Hamm, Mrs. Balchikonis and Mrs. VanGelder; lower left: Gina Provost; lower right: Sara Tupper. Andrea Palm Top left: Tom Nulty; top right: Tom Nulty, John 0”Connor, Mr. Rider, and David Fleming; center right: Josh Dickinson; above: David Fleming, Scott Riley, John O’Connor, Joshua Dickinson, Thomas Nulty, and An- drea Palm. Not shown: Coaches Mrs. Vater and Mr. Giardino. Quiz Wlizauk How about a thirty-minute quiz on English, math, science, history and art? The questions could be on anything you’ve learned over the years, and must be answered within five sec- onds. To add to the pressure, the quiz is broad- cast to over 400,000 homes in northern New York and southern Canada. Sound like fun? This is what the C.F. Whiz Quiz team faces every match. In our first match, we were sucessful, defeating Morristown 280 to 110. The competition after the first round promises to be tough... but so do we. WHIZ QUIZ I Student Council: Left row, top to bottom: Mr. Laduc, Kelly Woods, Adam Bullock, Barbara Shene, Jeanine Janacek; right row, top to bottom: Jonathan Frucci, Josh- ua Dickinson, Michelle Smith, Rebecca Rixon, Katherine Palm; front: Kristen Todd. Student Council Sean McDonald Photo Club; front row: Patricia Popp, Stefanie Mac- Donald, Jeanine Janacek, Hope Kerr; row two: Chris- tian Beebe, John O’Connor, Andrea Palm, Amanda McCarthy, Rachel Koster, Leslie Thivierge, Holly Daniels; row three: Mark Rixon, Kerstin Schillings, Kelly Woods, Sean McDonald, Scott Shaw. Above left: Kerstin Schillings. Above center: Carlos Sanches. Above right: Michele Gore. Photo Club I I Y £ A R B 0 0 K Far right; front: Carlos Sanches; row two: Patricia Popp; Stefanie MacDon- ald, Jeanine Janacek, Ker- stin Schillings. Row three: Mark Rixon, Amanda Mc- Carthy, Andrea Palm, Ra- chel Koster, Leslie Thi- vierge, Scott Shaw; row four: Christian Beebe, John O’Connor, Kelly Woods, Sean McDonald, Adam Bullock. (Absent: Peggy Bush, KaLeanna Woodard, Craig Woods, Jeffrey Forkey, Michael St. Louis, Catharine Bush). YEARBOOK Clockwise, from top: John O’Connor; Hope Kerr and Holly Daniels; Scott Shaw. Group photo, then: Kelly Woods, Carlos Sanches and Mike St. Louis; Patty Popp; Kerstin Schillings. Michael Todd SPORTS Clockwise, top left: Ms. Reynolds; Brandy Averill, and Staci Wood; Brandy Averill and Clarissa Whitney. Gym Class; next: Staci Wood, Penny Farnsworth, Brandy Averill, Krista Kerr, Bridgett Provost, Kelly Janack, Maryanne Trombley, Rebecca Rixon, and Clarissa Whitney. Then Barbara Shene, Leslie Thivierge and Kerstin Schillings. Center: David Fleming, Robert Waters and Ted Tulip. St. Louis 53 I sSoccer ] I Right, front row: Peter Hartmann, Andrew Finley, Alden Kerr, Dana Grammo, Joshua Dickinson, Cory Towne; second row: Thomas Hartmann, Michael St. Louis, Mark Rixon, James Belcer, Kelly Woods, Scott Corbine, Jay Terry; third row: Bill Pickering, Carlos Sanches, Craig Towne, James Laurin, David Fleming, Harold Meek, Craig Woods, Jeffrey Forkey, Clayton Pelno, Brian Eddy, Mr. La- Duc. Boys’ Soccer DIVISION II-A CHAMPI- ONS Record: 12:2 First Team All-Northern: Josh Dickinson, Jeff Forkey, Dana Grammo, Craig Woods. Second Team All-Northern: Michael St.Louis, Jay Terry. Honorable Mention: Brian Eddy, Craig Towne. Andrea Palm and Kerstin Schillings This years’ Boys Varsity Soccer Team started a very succesful sea- son with a home game against Harrisville, which they won with a score of 4-2. They were undefeated until they played against Lisbon. The boys lost this game 1-2. But this strong team, consisting of ten seniors, nine juniors, three sopho- mores and one freshman, started their winning streak again after this game. They lost their only other game near the end of the season to Edwards-Knox. The team finished their season with their two play-off games. The first against Chateaugay and their final loss to Edwards-Knox, 5-1! The team not only shared many vic- tories together, there were also lit- tle things that kept them together! Made and missed penalty kicks, bus-rides after away games, an after all good tournament and a Portugese-order at McDonalds! This years Boys’ Varsity Soccer Team had good players, the right spirit, a good coach and they worked and stayed together as a team. That was what made them a CHAMPION team! CONGRAT- ULATIONS! Above, left: Harold Meek; right: James Piiparinen; center left: Ken Hitchman; right: T.J. Sellers, Ken Hitchman; Bottom right; Coach Reil. The Boys Modified Team had a succesful season this year with only two losses. There were only four freshmen on the team with smallest in the goal. With the freshmen leading, the 8th graders with one year of experience, and the 7th graders helping, the team was complete. They had a really good season! Team picture: front row: Brad Siskavich, William Smith, Todd Shaw, Daniel Reil, Caleb Heller; row two: Jeffrey Smith, Bradford Watson, Craig Perrault, Kelly Smith, Jonathan Davenport, Kenneth Hitchman, Michael Cossette; row three: coach Ken Reil, Christopher Frucci, Ted Belcer, T.J. Sellers, James Piiparinen, Ja- son Hanley, Ryan Snider, Clancy McDon- ald, Adam Heller. Boys’ Soccer BmJc AuJag Fun Vt P'add Top left: Mrs. Wendt; top right: Amanda McCarthy; center left: Bridgett Provost, Julie Myers, Krista Kerr; center right: Katherine Palm, Erin Nulty, Stephanie Tebo, Lena LaTray, Shirley Brickey, Shannon Solon, Melissa Pryce; lower left, clockwise: Bridgett Provost, Amanda McCarthy, Patricia Popp, Gina Provost, Mr. Lachut, Shelly Smith, Krista Kerr; lower right: MVP Krista Kerr and Mr. Lachut. raff ■ Above; front row: Bridgett Provost, Eliz- abeth Schurman, Lynne Rusaw; row two: Tina Terry, Cindy Spicer, Tammy Pea- body, Kristy Moore, Angela LaRose, Krista Kerr, Tanya Jurko- vich, Julie Myers, Shelly Smith. Row three: Patricia Popp, Gina Provost, Amanda McCarthy, Rebecca Rixon, Staci Wood, Crystal Marsh, Kelly Leroux, Stefanie Mac- Donald, Mr. Lachut. A ■£� 9- I'ft 61 Left above: Gina Provost; right above: captains Krista Kerr, Bridgett Provost, and Angie LaRose. Left; front row: Brandy Be- saw, Lena Latray,Shirley Brickey, Melissa Pryce, Shannon Solon, Roberta Thompson; Row two: Tonya Terry, Kim Sellers, Meghan Sovay, Rebecca Blackmon, Melissa Streeter, Jodi Rice, Shannon Kerr, Mimi Cos- sette, Jessica Dickinson; Row three: Stephanie Tebo, Kris- tin Todd, Erin Nulty, Nikki Piiparinen, Mrs. Wendt, Lynne Backus, Erin Flynn, Paula Harper, Patty Fortier wmTum... Above right: Michael Eddy, Jay Terry, Patrick LaPlante, Ted Smith, Scott Marsh, Billy Smith, Mr. Lachut, Kevin Dan- cause Above left: Mr. Lachut, Mr. Russo Right, front row: Kevin Dancause, Kelly Smith, Darrin Goodrow, Robert Campbell, Billy Smith, Todd Shaw, Caleb Heller, Aaron Bullock; second row: James Piiparinen, Jonathan Frucci, Joseph Refici, Dan Johnson, Coach Ken Reil, Christo- pher Frucci, Andrew Shene, Brendon Pomer- ville, William Beckman, Patrick LaPlante. Above William Gore and Jeremy Watson Right, front row: Jonathan Dav- enport, Michael Flint, Jo- seph Dashner, Homer Du- bey; second row: Coach Bob Lachut, T.J. Sellers, David Peabody, Todd Szlamczynski, Christo- pher Burnham, Jeremy Watson, William Gore, Charles Kerr. Above: front row: Jonathan Davenport, Andrew Finley, Jason Hunter, T.J. Sellers, Fred Spicer, Homer Dubey; second row: Coach Joe Russo, Scott Shaw, Paul Munro, Alvin Kelley, Jay Terry, Michael Eddy, Donald Snider, Robert Simmons, Scott Kelley, Thomas Nulty, Scott Marsh, Coach Bob Lachut. Left: “Seniors”, front row: Fred Spicer, Jason Hunter; second row: Andrew Finley, Scott Shaw, Paul Munro; third row: Alvin Kelley, Jay Terry, Donald Snider, Michael Eddy. Below left: Andrew Finley and Alvin Kelley Below right: Thomas Nulty and Michael Flint Coaitld' 60 BASKETBALL Craig Woods Preceding page, top right: Clayton Pelno; top left: (in white) Lawrence Rowe, Douglas Folsom, Andrew LaPlant, and Jason Bebee; center left: Adam Bullock; center right: Dana Grammo and Jeffrey Forkey. Lower left: Craig Woods and Bruce Folsom Junior Varsity team; front: Cory Towne, Jason Bebee, Larry Rowe, Christian Beebe, Philip Giardino; second row: Coach Yartz, picture player B. Thivierge, Andrew LaPlant, Scott Corbine, Harold Meek, Douglas Folsom, picture player A. Kerr. This page, top left: Kirk LaFountain, Jeffrey Forkey; top right, front: Carlos Sanches, Kirk LaFountain, Cory Perrault, Dana Grammo, Niall O’Connor; second row: Adam Bullock, Craig Woods, James Farnsworth, David Fleming, Bruce Folsom, Jeff Forkey, Clayton Pelno, David Soesan, Brian Eddy and Coach Brown. Center left: Craig Woods and Bruce Folsom; center: Kirk LaFountain and Brian Eddy; right: Captains Jeff Forkey, Bruce Folsom and Craig Woods. Left,, front: David, Carlos, Craig, David; second row: Clay, Jeff, Cory, Bruce, Niall, Brian and Jimmy; pyramid: Kirk, Dana and Adam. BASKETBALL Upper left: Kimberly Bush; center: Paula Harper; right: Junior Varsity, horizontally: Jodi Rice, Melissa Streeter, Shannon Kerr, Coach Pomerville, Katherine Palm; vertically, Elizabeth Corbine, Erin Nulty and Kimberly Sellers. Center left: Girls” Modified team, front: Stephanie Tebo; row two: Lena LaTray, Patricia Too- hey, Kimberly Bush, Amy Clark, Janice McIntosh; third row: Patty Fortier, Tonya Kelley, Paula Harper, Stella Crandall and Shirley Brickey; above: Tamara Peabody; far left: Melissa Streeter; left: Erin Nulty. Leslie Thivierge Top left: Kerstin Schillings, top middle: Angela LaR- ose; top right: Lynne Rusaw; center: SENIORS: Bar- bara Shene, Kerstin Schillings and Leslie Thivierge; upper bottom left: Leslie Thivierge; lower bottom left: Barb Shene; Varsity Team: Kerstin Schillings, Angie LaRose, Andrea Palm, Barb Shene, Coach Reynolds, Lynne Rusaw, Tammy Peabody, Cindy Spicer and Leslie Thivierge. Tl Ladtei... of He, Eujttiu Indians, Indians, we are great, We’re the ones that really rate! Indians, Indians, we are best, We’re gonna win over all the rest! Indians, Indians GREAT! Top: Niki Robert Middle row: Tammy Todd, Amy Jones, Monica Phillips, Jennifer Doran, Tina Terry Bottom: Kim Hickey, Amanda McCarthy, Kelly Leroux Middle left: Clarissa Whitney and Mrs. Yartz Middle right: Kim Hickey, Tammy Todd, Tina Ter- ry, Kelly Leroux, and Monica Phillips; Below: Kelly Leroux, Amanda McCarthy and Niki Robert. Bottom left: Clarissa Whitney and Brandy Averill; bottom cen- ter: Maryanne Trombley; bottom right: Bridgett Provost and Rebecca Rixon. 64 KEEPING UP SCHOOL SPIRIT Top: Clarissa Whitney and Becky Rixon; bottom: Maryanne Trombley, Staci Wood, Penny Farnsworth, Kelly Janack, Bridgett Provost, and Brandy Averill. Not shown: Krista Kerr. Kelly Woods Far left: Kelly Janack, Brandy Averill, and Re- becca Rixon. Middle: Bridgett Provost, Staci Wood and Becky Rixon. Above: Kelly Janack. Below: Tina Terry Bottom: Krista Kerr. CHEERING Top left: Craig Towne; center: Dawn Center left: Tom Hartmann; below: Finley in the chair; right: Rebecca Tammy Todd, Jennifer Johnson, Kelly Blackman Laurin; center right: Mrs. Rixon, John O’Connor. Bottom left: Two classmates and Jeff Forkey; center: Mr. Persson and Carlton Brickey; right: Michelle Hanley, Philip Boyd. 66 STUDENT LIFE Scott Shaw Top left: Tonya Terry; center: Joanne Rus- Bottom left: Clarissa Whitney; Bottom sell and Jennifer Russell; right: Daniel La- center: Leslie Thivierge, Maryanne France. Trombley; Bottom right: Maryanne Trombley, Mark Rixon and Hope Kerr. Scott Shaw Tl Long Rufo Mow i i Right: Daniel LaFrance; far right; Jeremy Janacek and another; center: Harry Hub- bard, Michael Parvese, Julie Goldie, Brandy Averill, Wan- da Callaghan, Fred Marriam, Darcy Miller, James Farns- worth. Absent: Robert Wa- ters; bottom left: Catharine Bush and unknown; bottom right: Jerry Janacek. BOCES These students at- tend BOCES at South- west Tech. They work hard at the on-the-job training. BOCES gives the students a chance to work on their skills and they can learn what to expect at the career they choose. In many ways, BOCES gives the pupils a better career start than the rest of the high school gets. 5 I r r k I Left, front row: Dawn Finley, Clarissa Whit- ney; row two: Krista Kerr, Dan-ho La- France, Jerry Janacek, Michael Eddy; row three: Paul Munro. Absent from picture :Darren Bullard; Lower left: Jef- frey Forkey; center: Darren Bullard; bottom center: Susan Adams; bottom right: Scott Ad- ams HARD AT WORK AND PLAY. I I I Top left: Mr. Lachut and his social studies class,Top center: Michael Hanley, Mrs. Manchester, Andrew Bigwarfe; above: Scott Corbine; above right:Herbert MacCue. Right: Kristy Moore, Mrs. Meyer; bottom left: Bruce Folsom; bottom middle: Brooks Fraser; bottom right: Mr. Perrault and his English class. Hope Kerr Top left: Clayton Pelno, Below Clayton, left: Pam Wright; right: Jamie Gates; above: Heather Hitchman, Denise Kerr, Blayne Finley; center: Michael Casciaro; below Michael: Carlton Brickey, bottom center: Michelle Hanley, Caroline Allen and Darren Kerr; below: Mr. Shult SCAPINO This year’s play was quite different from past plays. “Scapino” is based upon “Les Fairberies De Scapin”, written by Moliere in 1671 in the commedia dell’ Arte tradition. “Scapino” retains much of this tradition-the mixture of farce and romance, the abundance of gags and improvisation. Above, left: Craig Woods and Bruce Folsom; above right: Donald Snider and Mark Rixon; right: Adam Bullock (in background), John O’Connor, Thomas Hartmann and Michael St. Louis; far right: Mark Rixon and Adam Bullock; below left: Hope Kerr and John O’Connor; cen- ter: David Soesan and Carlos Sanches; lower right: Craig Towne SCAPINO Scapino ................. Michael St. Louis Ottavio ...................... Donald Snider Sylvestro ..................... Adam Bullock Argante .................. Thomas Hartmann Geronte ...................... Craig Towne Giacinta ..................... Krista Kerr Leandro ...................... Mark Rixon Carlo ...................... John O’Connor Zerbinetta .................. Barbara Shene Nurse .................... Leslie Thivierge Headwaiter ................... Bruce Folsom Waiter 1 ..................... Craig Woods Waitress 2 ................... Hope Kerr Waitress ............... Maryanne Trombley Top left, front: Maryanne Trombley, Thomas Hartmann, John O’Connor, Hope Kerr, Bruce Folsom, Donald Snider; second row: James Laurin, Craig Towne, Adam Bullock, Mark Rixon, Michael St. Louis, Krista Kerr, and Craig Woods; behind: Mrs. Hammond, director. Top right; Mark Rixon, Kerstin Schillings, Leslie Thivierge, Maryanne Trombley, Craig Woods, Bruce Folsom and Krista Kerr. Upper left: Don Snider, Tom Hartmann and Mike St. Louis; right: Hope Kerr, Craig Woods and Mike St. Louis; center left: Jim Laurin; center right: Miss Nasci, Barb Shene, and Miss Egnor; bottom right: Miss Hammond. THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1988 presents “Scapino” FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1987 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1987 CLIFTON-FINE CENTRAL SCHOOL AUDITORIUM 8:00 P.M. Students Sr. Citizens - $2.50 L Holly Daniels Top left:Ryan Snider, Meghan Sovay; Top right- :Maxine Bresett, Blake Siska- vich; Center left:Melissa Pryce, Jody Rice; Center right:Heather Cook; Bottom left:Cory Perrault; Bottom right:Thomas Sellers, Jeremy Watson, James Simmons, Adam Heller, Cory Towne, Ted Belcer � «■ ACTIVITIES Stefanie MacDonald ' Top: Wayne Walrath, Adrian Hea- ly, Dominic Russo, Lee Finley; Cen- ter left.Scott Shaw, Rob- bie Bebee, Stacy Wood; Center right- :Tim Dan- iels, Danielle Doran ACTIVITIES Stefanie MacDonald Alice Antwine Timothy Besaw ■■I Susan Andrus Susan Balchikonis Sally Capone George Cherepon Robert Collins Rosanne Collins Faculty Philip Giardino John Hamm Barbara Hammond Cynthia Healy David Healy Rogene Henrie Mina Hynes Robert Lachut I Frances Miller Diane Nagel Mary Nasci to Jean Pomerville Michael Rider George Persson John Perrault roiled m 5PT Deanna Piiparinen Laurel Reynolds -------- No Photo Available V_________________ Margie Russo Mrs. Tate Keith Shult Elizabeth Sovay Mr. Giardino Sherry Stacy Rae Louise Tate Muriel VanGelder Lillian Vater BUS DRIV- ERS: front: Clark Smith and Jack Thom- as; row two: Joan Grammo, Lena Cooper, Karen Watson, Cindy Peabody, Sally Provost; row three: Hope Bullock and Diane Gore. CAFETERIA: front row: Food critic, then Shir- ley Powers, Barb Willard, Angela Tyler, and Debbie Reil; row two: Sean McDon- ald, Maxine Fol- som, Brenda Hubbard, Sandi Rice, Barb Fen- ton, manager. F W 81 Peggy Bush STAFF THE LEADERS OF THE PACK Portia LaRose Sharon Miller Debbie Price ■■i Top: David Fenton, Rev. Paul Heller, Arthur Peterson; Bottom-Patty St. Louis, Pamela Smith, Teresa Pomerville; Absent-Constance Snider, Roger Averill, Richard Miller; Rodger Williams Donald Belcer John LaDuc Jeffrey Davis Kelly Woods LILLIAN It is not easy to write a memorial about someone whom you had known, to try to paint a meaningful picture of a life that will be viewed by those who knew her and those who didn’t. So, instead of running down a list of Mrs. Vater’s best qualities, which I think she would disdain, I will simply relate to you the conversation I had with her on her last day at Clifton-Fine. It was late one evening after school and I was jogging by the library when I spotted her walking towards her room with a bag full of papers strapped over one shoulder. After I decided to talk to her, I had to keep jogging to catch up since she was walking so briskly. I knew bet- ter than to ask her how she felt, since she would dismiss the question with a clear “phooey” and change the subject. There was always something more important to talk about with her: Whiz Quiz, or literature or her beloved “Far Side” cartoons. As she sat behind her desk arranging papers, I realized her sense of order and no-nonsense manner contrasted sharply with her ridiculous and joyful sense of humor. Finally I left her to her work, and she gave me a smile and a wave good-bye and was back to her papers before I had even left the room. It was to be her last lesson, the last time she talked with a student from behind that desk. Over her years of teaching at C-F, she had sat there and tried to enlighten and amuse thousands of students with an honest and unwavering confidence which few possess. Still, in trying to write an honest memorial, it is not my place to praise Lillian Vater, but to miss her. Good-bye, Mrs. Vater. John O’Connor Jeffrey Forkey Paul Ellis Michele Gore Believe in yourself as much as we believe in you. We love you. Mom Dad C,M,K,C,J,P,M. 84 m a. LAWRENCE NATIONAL BANK Yom Coutuwjutj Bade Owv Beit Wu tir Ou of 1988 NEWTON FALLE PAPER MILL INC. 86 C ffm Rm Bohlowa Retirement life made easy. We provide private rooms, an electric lift chair to help you to the second floor, utilities, house cleaning, three meals a day and snacks, laundry care and a twenty-four hour personal emergency re- sponse system. You are encouraged to have visitors and family come and go as you please to maintain all social contacts. These services are all included in one small daily or monthly fee. 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Dana, Ray 23 Dancause, Brenda 18 Dancause, Corrina 24, 42 Dancause, Kevin 23, 58 Daniels, Holly 88 5, 6, 10, 12, 32, 43, 46, 51, 52, 73 Daniels, Scott 36 Daniels, Tim 17, 75 Dashnaw, Mr. Tim 76 Dashner, Joseph 58 Davenport, Amanda 37 Davenport, Cassie 12, 12, 13, 17, 43, 46 Davenport, Jonathan 20, 55,58, 59 Davenport, Joy 36 Davenport, Kerry 12, 23, 42 Davenport, Travis 34 Davis, Mr. Jeffrey 46, 82 DeLair, Scott 88 5 DeLair, Tamara 26 Demmon, Craig 26 Denesha, Mrs. Phyllis 81 Dickinson, Jessica 23, 42, 57 Dickinson, Joshua 13, 17, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 54 DiOrio, Mr. John 76 Disotell, Roger 18 Dodson, Mistral 39 Dolan, Mr. Jack 80 Doran, Danielle 18, 75 Doran, Jennifer 20, 45, 64 Dowling, Goldie 39 Dowling, Jennifer 26 Dowling, Mandy 26 Dowling, Michelle 20 Dowling, Ruston 26 Drake, Patti Jo 38 Dubey, Homer 20, 58, 59 Dumas, Angela 32 Dumas, April 37 Dumas, Brad 37 Dumas, Mr. Earl 81 Dunn, David 23, 42 Dunn, Renee 24, 42 Durham, Alexis 37 Durham, Amy 34 Durham, Bobbie 37 Durham, Craig 33 Durham, Rebecca 34 Durham, Steven 34 Eddy, Brian 17, 46, 54, 61 Eddy, Michael 9, 12, 40, 58, 59, 69 Ellis, Chrystal 29 Eygnor, Miss Janet 73, 76 Ezro, Ambrose 31 Ezro, Roswell 35 Facey, Alan 33 Facey, Bridgett 26 Farnsworth, Chris 23 Farnsworth, James 17, 61, 68 Farnsworth, Penny 53, 65 Fenton, Mrs. Barbara 80 Fenton, Mr. David 82 Finch, Miss Susan 81 Finley, Andrew 88 5, 12, 54, 59 Finley, Blayne 32, 33, 71 Finley, Bobbi Jo 29 Finley, Dawn 88 5, 12, 66, 69 Finley, Erich 32 Finley, Kevin 24 Finley, Lee 38, 75 Finley, Michelle 18 Finley, Rodeny 34 Fleming, David 12, 17, 46, 49, 53, 54, 61 Fleming, James 32 Fleming, Karrie 23 Flint, Michael 20, 58, 59 Flubacher, Krut 35 Flynn, Erin 23, 42, 57 Flynn, Joseph 88 6, 10 Folsom, Bruce 88 4, 6, 12, 61, 70, 72, 73 Folsom, Douglas 61 Folsom, Mrs. Maxine 80 Forkey, Jeffrey 88 6, 12, 23, 48, 52, 54, 61, 66, 69, 84 Fortier, Patty 23, 42, 57, 62 Foster, Jonathan 32 Foster, Mary 38 Frank, Mr. Ronald 77 Fraser, Brooks 39, 70 Fraser, Mrs. Margaret 77 French, Herbert 20 French, Sara 18 French, Suzanne 34 Frucci, Christopher 23, 55, 58 Frucci, Jonathan 23, 50, 58 Galvin, Miss Alice 26, 77 Garbreana, Mr. Paul 2, 77 Garno, Anne 23, 42 Gates, Jamie 34, 71 Gates, Jedediah 37 Gates, Joshua 32 Giardino, Elizabeth 26 Giardino, Mr. Philip 2, 49 Giardino, Philip 20, 61, 77 Goesser, Julia 32, 33 Golden, Mr. Michael 81 Goldie, Jackie 24, 42 Goldie, Julie 17, 68 Gollaher, Brandon 29 Gollaher, Scott 23 Goodrow, Darrin 23, 58 Goodrow, Kirk 28, 30 Gore, Ms. Diane 80 Gore, Michele 51, 84 Gore, William 18, 58 Grammo, Dana 17, 54, 61 Grammo, Mrs. Joan 80 Hall, Charles 37 Hall, Corey 37 Hall, Danielle 35 Hall, Gary 36 Hamm, Mr. John 2, 38, 77 Hammond, Mrs. Barbara 31, 73, 77 Hance, Erin 23, 42 Hance, Robin 28, 29 Hanley, Gregory 23, 42 Hanley, Jason 24, 55 Hanley, Jennifer 29 Hanley, Justin 24 Hanley, Matthew 35 Hanley, Michael 30, 70 Hanley, Michelle 36, 66 Hanley, Nicole 33 Hanley, Patrick 35 Harper, Paula 24, 42, 57, 62 Harris, Malinda 31 Hartmann, Peter 17, 46, 54 Hartmann, Thomas 88 6, 12, 43, 46, 48, 54, 66, 72, 73 Hayes, Melinda 36 Hayes, Scott 39 Healy, Adrian 38, 75 Healy, Mrs. Cynthia 77 Healy, Mr. David 12, 77 Healy, Ethan 28, 29 Heath, Crystal 32 Heller, Adam 20, 44, 55, 74 Heller, Caleb 24, 45, 55, 58 Heller, Rebekah 33 Heller, Rev. Paul 82 Henrie, Jennifer 26 Henrie, Mr. Rogene 2, 34, 77 Henrie, Anthony 20 Hickey, Kimberly 18, 64 Hickey, Linette 30 Hitchman, Heather 32, 71 Hitchman, Heidi 30 Hitchman, Kenneth 24, 55 Hubbard, Brenda 80 Hubbard, Harry 68 Hubbard, Jason 35 Hubbard, Karen 24, 42 Hubbard, Kathy 28, 29 Hubbard, Kimberly 26 Huckle, Jon 30 Huckle, Nicole 35 Humphrey, Jennifer 15, 26 Hunter, Jason 88 6, 10, 12, 43, 44, 46, 59 Hynes, Mrs. Mina 2, 32, 77 Irwin, Mr. Richard 2 Janacek, Jeanine 17, 18, 50, 51, 52, 69 Janacek, Jeremy 88 6,12, 68,69 Janack, Kelly 12, 16, 17, 41, 43, 46, 48, 53, 65 Johnson, Damian 36 Johnson, Daniel 24, 58 Johnson, Jennifer 24, 42, 66 Jones, Amy 18, 43, 64 Jones, Kirk 37 Jurkovich, Tanya 17, 43, 44, 46, 57 Kelley, Alvin 88 7,12, 43,46, 59 Kelley, Scott 17, 59 Kelley, Tonay 23, 42, 62 Kennedy, Jennifer 26 Kerr, Alden 12, 18, 19, 54 Kerr, Chad 26 Kerr, Charles 14, 18, 58 Kerr, Daniel 23 Kerr, Darren 37, 71 Kerr, Denise 32, 71 Kerr, Heather 34 Kerr, Hope 88 3, 7, 9,10,12, 43, 51, 52, 66, 67, 70, 72, 73 Kerr, Krista 88 7, 10,12, 41, 48, 53, 56, 57, 65, 69, 73 Kerr, Shannon 20,43, 44, 57, 62 Kerr, Shawn 30 Kesel, Danae 36 Koster, Rachel 88 7, 10, 12, 42, 51, 52 Lachut, Mr. Robert 33, 56, 57, 58, 59, 70, 77 Lachut, Robert 33 LaDuc, Mr. John 19, 50, 54, 77, 82 LaFountain, Krik 88 6, 7, 10, 12, 23, 61 LaFrance, Daniel 88 8, 12, 67, 68, 69 LaFrance, Ryan 33 LaPlant, Andrew 19, 61 LaPlante, Derek 12 LaPlante, Franklin 14, 19 LaPlante, Patrick 25, 58 LaRocque, Mrs. Dona 29, 77 LaRose, Angela 12, 13, 16, 17, 40, 46, 48, 57, 63 LaRose, Mrs. Portia 82 Lashomb, Donald 38 Lashua, April 36 Lashua, Brenda 25, 42 Lashua, Elwyn 21 Lashua, Roger 21 Lashua, Sabrina 19 Latimer, Christena 36 Latimer, Jonathan 32 LaTray, Amber 32 LaTray, Craig 37 LaTray, Erin 38 LaTray, Jason 38 LaTray, Lena 25, 42, 56, 57, 62 LaTray, Mr. William 81 Latremore, Mrs. Ann 81 Laurin, Chasqa 37 Laurin, James 88 4, 7, 54, 73,84 Laurin, John 36 Laurin, Kelly 15, 23, 42, 66 Law, Cheri 19 Lentzer, Paul 10 Leroux, Fred 35 LeRoux, Jane 26 Leroux, Kelly 18, 19, 43, 46, 48, 57, 64 Lunderman, Matthew 31 Lunderman, Sarah 29 MacCue, Brandi 28 MacCue, Herbert 33, 70 MacDonald, Stefanie 19, 39, 43, 46, 49, 51, 52, 57 Manchester, Mrs. Kathleen 70, 77 Maracle, Charles 12, 17, 46 Marriam, Frederick 68 Marsh, Angela 36 Marsh, Crystal 17, 57 Marsh, Danelle 21 Marsh, James 30 Marsh, Jeffrey 23 Marsh, Julie 29 Marsh, Lisa 37 Marsh, Scott 17, 58, 59 Martin, David 29 Martin, Mrs. Rosaline 81 Martin, Paul 23 Martin, Robert 25 Matthews, Micole 23 McBroom, Daniel 21 McBroom, Leroy 30 McCarthy, Amanda 19, 26, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 51, 52, 56, 57, 64 McCarthy, Stacey 15, 26 McDonald, Clancy 14, 23, 42, 55 McDonald, Patrick 31 McDonald, Sean 88 7, 12, 40, 46, 50, 51, 52, 80 McGuinness, Robert 37 McIntosh, Jan 28 McIntosh, Janice 25, 42, 62 McNair, Kenneth 38 Meek, David 26 Meek, Harold 19, 54, 55, 61 Meyer, Mrs. Patricia 70, 77 Meyer, Sadie 35 Miller, Darcy 68 Miller, Mrs. Frances 78 Miller, Mr. Richard 82 Miller, Mrs. Sharon 82 Miller, Tammy 26 Moore, Kristy 17, 57, 70 Morehouse, Jaime 33 Morey, Marcie 37 Morey, Melissa 30, 31 Morey, Michael 34 Munro, Mrs. Barbara 81 Munro, Paul 59, 69, 84 Myers, Julie 19, 43, 56, 57 Myers, Mrs. Sharon 81 Nagel, Ms. Diane 78 Nasci, Miss Mary 46, 73, 76, 78 Nolan, Cale 35 Nolan, James 30 Nolan, Matthew 32 Northrop, Christopher 34, 35 Nulty, Erin 12, 15, 21, 44, 45, 56, 57, 62 Nulty, Thomas 12, 16, 17, 46, 49, 59 Ober, Lisa 35 Ober, Misty 30, 31 O’Connor, Eamonn 30, 31 O’Connor, John 88 6, 7, 8, 12, 40, 41, 46, 48, 49, 51, 52, 66, 72, 73 O’Connor, Niall 12, 15, 17, 46, 61 Palm, Andrea 13,13,14,18,19, 43, 44, 46, 48, 49, 51, 52, 63 Palm, Mrs. Cora 78 Palm, Katherine 25, 42, 45, 50, 56, 62 Parvese, Jamie 25 Parvese, Michael 12, 68 Peabody, Mrs. Cindy 80 Peabody, David 14, 19, 58 Peabody, Melissa 14, 28 Peabody, Tamara 12,17,43, 46, 48, 57, 62, 63 Peets, Benjamin 38 Peets, Christopher 17, 46 Peets, Tina 12, 12, 21, 43 Pelno, Clayton 12,17,54,61,71 Pelo, Brian 39 Pelo, Chad 33 Perrault, Cory 12,15,17, 46, 61, 74 Perrault, Craig 23, 55 Perrault, Mr. John 2, 70, 78 Persson, Mr. Geoge 66, 78 Peterson, Mr. Arthur 82 Phillips, Monica 18, 19, 64 Pickering, Harold 46, 54 Pickering, Steven 30, 31 Piiparinen, Mrs. Deanna 78 Piiparinen, James 23, 45, 55, 58 Piiparinen, Nikki 25, 42, 48, 57 Pinson, Steven 28 Pitts, Martha 34 Pomerville, Brendon 25, 58 Pomerville, Miss Jean 35, 62, 78 Pomerville, Tanya 36 Pomerville, Mrs. Teresa 82 Poole, Jonathan 39 Popp, Patricia 18,19, 26, 43, 44, 45, 46, 48, 51, 52, 56, 57 Powers, Mrs. Shirley 80 Price, Aaron 29 Price, Mrs. Debbie 82 Proctor, Jason 38 Provost, April 33 Provost, Brad 23 Provost, Bridgett 12, 17, 40, 53, 56, 57, 64, 65 Provost, Candy 21 Provost, Crystal 29 Provost, Gina 19, 43, 48, 56, 57 Provost, Heather 36 Provost, John 28 Provost, Julie 15, 26 Provost, Kimberly 25 Provost, Robert 30 Provost, Mrs. Sally 80 Pryce, Joy 35, 36 Pryce, Mr. Karlton 81 Pryce, Melissa 23, 42, 56, 57, 74 Rathman, Justin 37 Reed, George 36 Refici, Joseph 23, 42, 58 Refici, Marion 15, 26 Reil, Daniel 25, 55 Reil, Mrs. Debbie 80 Reil, Heather 37 Reil, Mr. Ken 55, 58 Reil, Stacy 33 Reynolds, Miss Laurie 2,12,53, 63, 78 Reynolds, Erin 34 Rice, James 29 Rice, Jodi 23, 41, 45, 57, 62, 74 Rice, Mrs. Sandy 80 Rider, Mr. Michael 49, 78 Riley, Scott 16, 49 Ritchings, Mr. Robert 76, 78 Ritzenthaler, Elizabeth 33 Ritzenthaler, Michael 28 Rixon, Derek 16, 40, 46 Rixon, Mark 88 4,6,7, 8,10,12, 46,48,51,52, 54,59,67, 72,73 Rixon, Mrs. Ann 66 Rixon, Rebecca 16, 40, 46, 48, 50, 53, 57, 64, 65 Robert, Chad 26 Robert, Niki 43, 64 Robert, Todd 17 Rowe, Erika 33 Rowe, Frederick 14, 35 Rowe, Lawrence 15, 19, 46, 61 Rowe, Scott 23 Rusaw, Lynne 16, 44, 46, 57, 63 Rusaw, Richard 26 Russell, Jennifer 16, 31, 43, 67 Russell, Joanne 21, 43, 44, 67 Russo, Dominic 39, 75 Russo, Mr. Joseph 2, 58, 59, 78 Russo, Mrs. Margie 78 Russo, Nicole 31 Rutan, Mr. Lee 2, 42, 43, 79 Sanches, Carlos 88 4, 7, 9, 10, 12, 43, 46, 47, 48, 51, 52, 54, 61, 72 Sayyeau, Andrea 13, 17 Sayyeau, Scott 12, 25 Schillings, Kerstin 88 4, 8, 10, 13, 24, 41, 43, 44, 46, 47, 48, 51, 52, 53, 63, 73, 84 Schurman, Elizabeth 38, 57 Seifert, Mrs. Edna 81 Sellers, Kimberly 23, 45, 57, 62 Sellers, Thomas 21, 43, 44, 45, 55, 58, 59, 74 Shampine, Christine 30 Shampine, John 33 Shampine, Nicole 29 Shank, Nicholas 37 Sharpe, Candy 38 Sharpe, Michael 32 Sharpe, Victoria 36 Sharrow, STeven 21 Shaw, Scott 88 7, 8, 12, 31, 40, 51, 52, 59, 66, 67, 75 Shaw, Todd 25, 55, 58 Shene, Andrew 25, 58 Shene, Barbara 88 5, 7, 8, 10, 12, 46, 50, 53, 63, 73 Shene, Mrs. Susan 26, 79 Shult, Mr. Keith 44, 45, 71, 79 Simmons, James 21, 74 Simmons, Robert 16, 59 Siskavich, Blake 30, 74 Siskavich, Brad 14, 23, 55 Siskavich, Breanna 15, 38 Smith, Andrew 30 Smith, Brandee 31 Smith, Mr. Clark 80 Smith, Daryl 38 Smith, Emily 32 Smith, Jeffrey 25, 42, 55 Smith, Jesse 36 Smith, Jessica 26 Smith, Kelly 24, 25, 31, 55, 58 Smith, Kenneth 30 Smith, Lorris 26 Smith, Michelle 16, 43, 44, 46, 50, 56, 57 Smith, Nichole 28 Smith, Mrs. Pamela 82 Smith, Ronald 38 Smith, Tamara 39 Smith, Theodore 28, 58 Smith, William 42, 55, 58 Smithers, Jessica 39 Snider, Mrs. Constance 82 Snider, Donald 88 4, 8, 10, 46, 59, 72, 73 Snider, Janelle 26 Snider, Janet 37 Snider, Jennifer 28 Snider, Ryan 14, 22, 23, 45, 48, 55, 74 Soesan, David 88 4, 8,40,46,47, 61, 72 Solon, Kristie 30, 31 Solon, Shannon 24, 25, 42, 56, 57 Sovay, Amber 35 Sovay, Mrs. Elizabeth 79 Sovay, Meghan 15, 21, 43, 44, 45, 48, 57, 74 Sovay, Michael 31 Spicer, Cynthia 19, 43, 57, 63 Spicer, Frederick 8, 59 Spicer, Janet 30 St. Louis, Michael 8, 13, 24, 43, 52, 54, 72, 73 St. Louis, Mrs. Patricia 82 Stacy, Mrs. Sherry 37, 79 Stafford, Cassandra 37 Stenoski, Tanya 38 Streeter, Melissa 21, 43, 44, 45, 48, 57, 62 Swinyer, John 38 Szlamczynski, Todd 12, 23, 58 Tate, Mrs. Rae Louise 79 Tatnall, Amber 26 Tatnall, Carrie 26 Tebo, Kevin 33 Tebo, Michael 31 Tebo, Robert 29 Tebo, Stephanie 24, 25, 42, 45, 56, 57, 62 Terry, Jamie 37 Terry, Jay 8, 13, 54, 58, 59 Terry, Tina 19, 46, 57, 64, 65 Terry, Tonya 23, 42, 57, 67 Thivierge, Brian 12, 15, 21 Thivierge, Leslie 3, 5, 8, 9, 10, 12, 13, 43, 46, 51, 52, 53, 62, 63, 67, 73 Thivierge, Matthew 13, 38 Thivierge, Tara 13, 32 Thomas, James 23 Thomas, Mr. Jack 80 Thomas, Tanya 31 Thomas, Timothy 37 Thomas, Tina 29 Thompson, Adam 34 Thompson, Amber 28 Thompson, Jeremy 28 Thompson, Justin 26 Thompson, Melonie 21, 43 Thompson, Roberta 25, 42, 57 Thornton, Frank 25 Todd, Angela 37 Todd, Kristin 23, 42, 50, 57 Todd, Tammy 19, 43, 64, 66 Toohey, Patricia 25, 42, 62 Towne, Brian 31 Towne, Cory 21, 54, 61, 74 Towne, Craig 5, 8, 9, 10, 46, 48, 54, 66, 72, 73 Trimm, Edward 25 Trombley, Maryanne 9, 10, 13, 43, 53, 64, 65, 67, 73 Tulip, Theodore 53 Tupper, Melissa 32 Tupper, Sara 36 Tupper, Wade 26 Tyler, Angela 80 Van Pelt, Jessica 32 VanGelder, Mrs. Muriel 39, 79 Vater, Eric 44, 45 Vater, Mrs. Lillian 4, 49, 79, 83 Walrath, Betty Jo 19 Walrath, Laura 31 Walrath, Ronald 37 Walrath, Wayne 38, 75 Ward, Gary 33 Ward, Janielle 36 Ward, Joshua 33 Ward, Paul 28 Waters, John 31 Waters, Robert 53, 68 Watson, Bradford 23, 42, 55 Watson, Bradly 23, 45 Watson, Brian 26 Watson, Jeremy 21, 58, 74 Watson, Karen 80 Watson, Robert 28 Weber, Melinda 9, 10, 13 Welling, Larry 37 Wendt, Jason 35 Wendt, Jessica 37 Wendt, Mrs. Rogene 2, 56, 57, 79 Wendt, Terry 28 Whitcomb, Travis 35 Whitney, Clarissa 41, 53,64,65, 67, 69 Whitney, Ronald 26 Willard, Barb 80 Willard, Jeremy 33 Williams, Jennifer 32 Williams, Joseph 28 Williams, Mr. Rodger 82 Wiselwiski, Joseph 39 Wisner, Karl 39 Wood, Adrienne 38 Wood, Stacy 16, 40, 43, 53, 57, 65, 75 Woodard, KaLeanna 9, 13, 37, 52 Woodard, Loren 36 Woodard, Marne 13, 23 Woods, Amber 33 Woods, Craig 4, 5,6,8,9,10,13, 45, 46, 52, 54, 60, 61, 72, 73 Woods, Jennifer 26 Woods, Kelly 12, 18, 19, 39, 43, 44, 46, 50, 51, 52, 54, 65, 82 Woods, Steven 16, 17 Woods, Wendy 37 Wright, Danielle 25, 42 Wright, Pam 24, 25, 42, 71 Wright, Richard 39 Wright, Tracy 32 Yartz, Mr. Charles 2, 61, 79 Yartz, Mrs. Debby 2, 36, 64, 79 101 ,■ 1988 found The Mountain Echo transformed from a club to a class. Being a captive work force enabled the staff to produce this yearbook for you at an earlier time and to earn the extra money needed to pay for it so your cost remained reasonable. In addition, 1988 finds some features new to a C-F yearbook: first, some color pages, and second, a fall supplement which enables us to get this done early and yet provide coverage through spring sports, the prom and graduation. We would like to take this opportunity to thank those of you who were instrumental in our perceived success and to note some exceptional staffers: Carlos for his long hours in the darkroom when we were desperate, Flipper for his concentration, Patty, Kelly and Stef for their hours at the keyboard after school, Mark and Scott for their artistry, Nene’s fundraising, Craig’s financial wizardry, Chris’ solving the computer, Alvin’s T.C.B. and Rachel’s dozens of different contributions. Beyond these, Hope, John, Andrea, Leslie, Amanda, Holly, Peggy, Kerstin, Sean and Mike. This is your book. LANDMARK TREATY — Ronald Reagan and Soviet head of state Mikhail Gorbachev begin the first of three days of summit talks, which ended in the signing of a treaty banning medium- and shorter-range nuclear missiles from Europe and Asia. TEARFUL MELTDOWN — Televangelists Jim and Tammy Bakker watched their PTL empire fall in March after alleged corruption and wrong-doing within the organization. PAPAL VISIT —Laguna Seca Raceway in Monterey, Calif., was just one of Pope John Paul's stops during his nine-city tour of the United States in September. NUMBER ONE — Marlee Matlin signed her thanks at the 1987 Academy Awards after winning the award for Best Actress for her role in “Children of a Lesser God. LET FREEDOM RING — Fireworks above Independence Hall in Philadelphia celebrate the 200th anniversary of the U.S. Constitution. A GIANT WIN — New York Giants teammates Brad Benson and Phil Simms celebrate their 39-20 victory over the Denver Broncos in Super Bowl XXI. Photos by: Wide World Photos WAR ZONE — While patrolling international waters in May, the frigate Stark was hit by Iraqi missiles, killing 37 crewmen. HEATWAVE —Lt. Col. Oliver North seized the spotlight for six days in July during the Iran-Contra hearings. Despite the wave of OUiemania ” many Americans felt North broke the law. BLACK MONDAY — The Dow Jones industrial average plunged 508 points to an all- time low following the biggest one-day selloff in history October 19. FAREWELL POP ARTIST —Andy Warhol, 58, immortalized the Campbell's soup can and brought pop art to life in the 1960s. He once proclaimed everyone would have 15 minutes of fame. HOW SWEET IT IS'' — Jackie Gleason, 71, created Brooklyn's rotund bus driver, Ralph Kramden, in television's The Honeymoon ers. TV FAVORITE—Lome Greene, 72, played the father to three boys in the television series Bonanza for fourteen years. He later used his gentle, but rugged, appearance in TV commercials. m V-' ‘ii y' v ' '■ ’ ' jL : ' 'V - , . -0 S :. ■ : . ■■■:,■•• . . ' ’ , : ,. ■ :;.i. ;... , .. , VM '• ; , W I 1 • - •• • nt - ■ ! iiV V , ' ■ ,1,1 i ' Vf-i I i ■ ■ : . i • ' � . i ! , ■ ’ ■ : I 4 f „ , . i ,1 1 - . i 'j • ' lit ■ , i.i''■ -V ' V r J. ' ‘ . X f • . . 's .. ■ ■ : . ’ ... ' • ‘ r . . ■ : . 1 ' : « % k V ■ Hi t '1 • ■ • ,Y 14 ? • - � y , u : ci • r . ' ; : r ; ■« «• 4 1 • ■ ■ i - ‘ i • ? . • 'vi . ; - , I 'r -, «! ; . i- «• • 1 :J ' ■ l i ‘ ,4 .)iv -xiu ■ hv 7 . i ' ’ ‘ •? . - ■ 'V: ■ . . . ■ • ?: . ‘ 1 : ! : ’ ■ , ' i . I h f] ' . . . : U h 4 , .1 ; i V '■) •. I. Mi «, . f ... V ,r . ' . 7. ’ . i a xrnml ■ I I Jeff Forkey PRICING HUMAN DIGNITY.... $ 4AVERAGE Slave Day is when school should be fun and a little bit wild. Students dressed up in something as ridiculous as this can’t go through the day without interrupting a class at least once. Slave Day is a day when the Juniors make money for their class and have a really good time being embarrassed. They all have their names up in the lobby for about four days where anyone can bid on them. Whoever has the highest bid by Thursday buys the slave. On Friday morning, the owner can dress him or her up and make the victim carry his or her books, perform silly stunts like pushing a penny down the hall with his nose, and just have a good time. Top left: Jennifer Russell. Above, kneeling: Carleton Brickey; standing: Bill Pick- ering, Clay Pelno, Niall O’Connor, Andrea Sayyeau, Tammy Peabody and Crystal Marsh. Bottom, left: Dana Grammo and Tammy Peabody; center Derek and Becky Rixon; and right: Brian Eddy. SATELLITE SCHOOLS There are a number of students with special needs which are served by several satellite schools. Clockwise, from the top, are Sue Adams, Larry Kelly and his teacher, Michelle Peabody, and Diana Folsom and Frank Blanchard. John O’Connor Top left: Tom Hartmann; below: Mark Rixon, who scored the first Hole-in-One in Section Ten golf history. Middle left: Craig Woods; middle right: Derek Rixon. The Golf Team; front: Scott Riley and Derek Rixon; standing: Darrin Bigwarfe, Craig Towne, Mark Rixon, Tom Hartmann and Coach Jerry Cooper. Missing are Craig Woods and Coach John LaDuc. Bottom right: Darrin Bigwarfe. Jodi Russell Golf II THE SWING OF THINGS Varsity baseball team; kneeling: Jason Hunter, Cory Towne, Harold Meek, Larry Adams, Alvin Kelley; standing: Cory Perrault, Jay Terry, Bill Pickering, Scott Corbine, Brian Eddy, Dana Grammo, David Fleming and Coach Bob Lachut. Top left: Jeff Forkey; middle left: Seniors Jason Hunter, Jay Terry, Alvin Kelley and Coach Lachut; center: Ryan Snider; middle right: Cory Perrault. Modified baseball team; front: Chris Farnsworth, Jeffrey Smith, Darrin Goodrow, Dan Kerr, Billy Smith; middle row: Ryan Snider, Chris Frucci, Brian Thivierge, Jason Hanley, Jonathan Frucci; top row: Coach Joe Russo, Brad Siskavich, Brandon Compeau, James Piiparinen, T.J. Sellers, Kevin Finley and Kelly Smith. Baseball Kelly Woods Top left: Lynne Backus; middle: Shannon Kerr; above: the Modified Team, front row: Danielle Wright and Jennifer Humphrey; second row: Amy Clark, Renee Dunn, Katie Palm, Jodi Rice, Patty Fortier, Pam Wright and Shirley Brickey. Third row: Janice McIntosh, Paula Harper, Lynne Backus, Kristin Todd, Roberta Thompson, Shannon Solon, Kerry Davenport and Coach Sue Shene. In back, Kim Sellers, Melissa Pryce, Lena LaTray and Brandy Besaw. Left: Melissa Streeter. Below: Amanda McCarthy. VARSITY SOFTBALL: Dawn Finley, Kelly Janack, Amanda McCarthy, Tina Terry, Cassie Davenport and Shannon Kerr. Standing: Coach Alice Galvin, Angela LaRose, Krista Kerr, Kathy Craven, Leslie Thivierge and Melissa Streeter. Cassie Davenport; right: Erin Nulty. Andrea Palm The Cast; top right: WOODSTOCK...Carlos Sanches; SNOOPY...Kelly Woods; SALLY BROWN...Shelly Smith; PEPPERMINT PATTY...Andrea Palm; LINUS...David Dunn; LUCY...Kelly Leroux; and CHARLIE BROWN...Chris Beebe. Directors: Mr. Shult, Mr. Rutan, and Mrs. Hammond. The musical production of SNOOPY was a magical experience for everyone: cast, crew, and audience. PRIDE AND PREJUDICE The Cast: Tom Hartmann, Stef MacDonald, Patty Popp, Amanda McCarthy, Becky Rixon, Nikki Piiparinen, Amy Clark, Mark Rixon, TJ Sellers, Kate Cherepon, Bill Pickering, Melissa Streeter, Angela LaRose, Kerstin Schillings, David Dunn, Car- los Sanches. Far left; front: TJ Sellers; kneeling: Melissa Streeter, Amanda McCarthy, Carlos Sanches, Patty Popp, and Amy Clark. Standing: Angela LaRose, Nikki Piiparinen, Gina Provost, Billy Pickering, Becky Rixon, Tom Hartmann, Stef MacDonald, Kerstin Schillings, Chris Beebe, Da- vid Dunn and Katie Cherepon. Senioh Tu , below: Tom Hartmann Front: Dawn Finley, Hope Kerr, Craig Woods, Krista Kerr, Kerstin Schillings, Scott Shaw, Carlos Sanches, Kathy Craven, Leslie Thivierge and Mrs. Tate. Back: Brian Dolan, Craig Towne, Mike St. Louis, Mark Rixon, Tom Hartmann, Bruce Folsom, Barb Shene, Maryanne Trombley and Holly Daniels Upper left: Bruce Folsom; upper right: Saint Mark, Saint Thomas, Saint Craig, and Saint Craig. Middle left: Clifton-Fine Bobsledding Team in training. Middle right: Castle at Canada’s Wonderland. Left: Kerstin Schillings, Hope Kerr, Leslie Thivierge, Brian Dolan, Craig Towne and Carlos Sanches. The Class of ’88 decided to take its trip out of the country. They visited the city of Toronto, in Ontario, Canada. There, they visited several memorable sites. The Casa Loma is a 98 room medieval-style castle in the heart of Toronto. The castle was built between 1911 and 1914 by Sir Henry Pellatt. The CN Tower is the world’s tallest free-standing structure at 1,815 feet and five inches. Yet another point was Canada’s Wonderland, one of Canada’s largest theme parks. On the trip back home, the class visited Niagra Falls, Canada. Everyone enjoyed the trip, even the chaperones: Mr. and Mrs. Tate. Mark Rixon Above left; front: Leanne Belcer, Adam Heller, Shannon Kerr, Lynne Rusaw, Kim Sellers, Amanda McCarthy; row two: Mr. Keith Shult, Shelly Smith, Andrea Palm, Chris Beebe, Kelly Woods, Mr. Lee Rutan. Top right: Caleb Heller; right: Kelly Woods, Andrea Palm, Mr. Rutan and Mr. Shult. Bounding ititer good llmei. Upward Bound; left: Jeff Brown and Fred Spicer; above: Sara French, Scott Shaw, Sabrina Lashua, Robert Pomerville, Anne Chambers, Fred Spicer, Barbara Shene and Cheri Law. Left: Cheri Law; above: director Laurie Moses; right, Hugh O’Brian Youth Foundation delegate Chris Beebe with H.O.B.Y. guests Joseph Mancuso and Charlie Meyer. A.M. Class; first row: Bernard Cook, Stacy Jones, Michael Solon, James Todd; second row: Danielle White- comb, Jamie Durham, Margeaux Durham, David Wright, Mrs. Marie Frank; third row: Jesse Silsby, Kyle Shene, Zachary Sullivan, Jeffery Durham, Erica Zaluski, Shana Ward; back: Miss Debbie Chamber- lain. P.M. Class; (lower left photo): Ka- ren Beebe, Jessica Reil, Tara Du- mas, Bridget Bowman, Tuesday Morehouse, Ashley Bullock, Kerry Ohmann, Jessica Northrup, Alan Adams, Gilbert Tebo, Dennis Pea- body, Christopher Pryce, Meagan Hair, and Emelyn Rathman. Top right corner: Mrs. Frank, Erica Zaluski, Margeaux Durham; above: Michael Solon; middle left: Stacy Jones, Jesse Silsby, Danielle Whit- comb, Bernard Cook, Margeaux Durham, Erica Zaluski and Miss Chamberlain. When the yearbooks arrived in April, we immediately heard a clamor from people asking, “Where is Miss Hynes’ picture?” and complaining, “You left out Miss Hynes!” Well, long-suffering readers, here it is: Middle photo: Miss Ann Hynes. Also, below, our newest staff member, Miss Mary Phillips. Junior Niall O’Connor, left, is Clifton-Fine”s representative to Boys’ State for 1988. Beit Wiilei from The, BaJigcw t-huifot Roger, Anita, Chris and Lynne Time, ttr fy... P C CERAMICS: Fishing Tackle and Ammo Canoe Rental Pat and Chuck Trembley 848-2286 Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Newton Falls, New 13 Elm Street York Andrea Palm SEASONAL FLOWERS Yoww my Aug el Top, left to right: Stacy Wood T.J. Sellers; Cory Perrault Tammy Todd; Mindy Weber Paul Lentzer; and Erin Nulty. Right: Hope Kerr Brian Dolan; Tina Terry Brian Eddy Pum SS Date: May 21, 1988 Theme song: You’re My Angel Band: Excalibur King and Queen of Love: Krista Kerr and Craig Woods Prince and Princess of Beauty: Anne Chambers and Clay Pelno Prince and Princess of Happiness: Patricia Popp and Scott Corbine Prince and Princess of Peace: Shannon Kerr and T.J. Sellers Above: Maryanne Trombley; Adam Bullock and Brandy Averill Cory Towne and Kristin Todd; Jennifer Doran Right: Patty Popp, Kenny Rizzo, Amanda McCarthy, Mark Rixon, Stefanie MacDonald, Thomas Hartmann, Andrea Palm and Jason Hunter. Top, left to right: Kerstin Schillings; Tanya Jurkovich; and Andrea Sayyeau. Center, left to right: Alvin Kelley and Cheri Law; Kristy Moore; Crystal Marsh and Peter Hartmann; and Becky Rixon and Joshua Dickinson. Bottom; Joanne Russell; Kathy Briggs and Scott DeLair; and Larry Rowe. Above: Charles Maracle and Nikki; Michael St. Louis and Julie Myers; Gina Provost and Tim Frank; and Vicki Durham and Craig Towne. Above: Billy Pickering, Bridgett Provost, Kelly Janack, Jay Terry, Anne Chambers and Clarissa Whitney. Right: Jim Belcer and Kelly Leroux; Nick Vigener and Shelly Smith. 117 East Main Street Gouverneur, NY 13642 Charles Titus 287-4408 Thanks from GARY'S SPORTS Nishiki and Takara Bicycles We repair all types of bicycles. GRADUATION The, Find Step Above, left: SALUTATORIAN Joe Flynn; center: VALEDICTORIAN Hope Kerr and Mr. Arthur Peterson; right: CLASS PRESIDENT Craig Woods. Below left: AFS’s Kerstin Schillings and Carlos Sanches; middle: Rachel Koster with Mr. Peterson and Mr. John LaDuc; right: Principal Jeff Davis. Bottom left: Sean McDonald; center: Jerry Janacek; above: Mindy Weber THE CLASS OF ’88: front row: Barb Shene, Maryanne Trombley, Dawn Finley, Michele Gore, Peggy Bush, Rachel Koster, Mindy Weber, Kathy Craven, Holly Daniels, Leslie Thivierge, Hope Kerr, Krista Kerr, Penny Farnsworth, and Kerstin Schillings. Row two: Jason Hunter, James Laurin, Scott Shaw, Carlos Sanches, Sean McDonald, Tom Hartmann, Michael St. Louis, Adam Bullock, and John O’Connor. Back row: Paul Lentzer, Scott DeLair, Jeffrey Forkey, Bruce Folsom, Fred Spicer, Andrew Finley, Jay Terry, Craig Woods, Craig Towne, Jerry Janacek, Donald Snider, Daniel LaFrance, Kirk LaFountain and Mark Rixon. Very top: Jeff Forkey and an incredulous well-wisher; above: Michele Gore, Jeff Forkey, Adam Bullock and Fred Spicer; above right : Leslie Thivierge, Kerstin Schillings and Hope Kerr. Right: John O’Connor receives his Presidential scholarship to St. Lawrence U.; far right: Alvin Kelley and Krista Kerr receive awards from the U.S. Army. Above: Scott Corbine leads off first; right: C-F’s Yo-man, Billy Pickering. Below: Caleb Heller shows his dissecting skills; right: Brian Eddy enjoys his Regents exam. Bottom: Shirley Brickey and Lena LaTray share an amphibian.