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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1989 volume:

MOUNTAIN ECHO TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION ..................................... 2 FACULTY ........................................ 4 SENIORS ....................................... 12 UNDERCLASSMEN ................................. 17 ACTIVITIES .................................... 42 SPORTS ........................................ 55 STUDENT LIFE .................................. 68 INDEX ......................................... 93 CLIFTON-FINE CENTRAL SCHOOL STAR LAKE,NEW YORK 13690 VOLUME XL Back By Popular Demand The one thing we will remember most when we leave Clifton- Fine is the energy we felt when we walked into room 216 as juniors. The teacher in that room was Mr. John Perrault, the one whom we decided to dedicate this year's yearbook to. Mr. Perrault is not only our teacher, but he is also our friend. Mr. Perrault has been with Clifton-Fine for twenty years and has done a lot for us during fhe time in which he has known us, both in and out of the classroom. Fie has taught us English and maybe even a few other things, trying to get us to do our best. Fie always gives his extra time to help students write a paper, and he even makes the dullest grammar assignment exciting. The energy he shows in his classroom is enough to make any student want to learn. But Mr. Perrault is there when we are not in the classroom. Outside of class, he is just like our best friend. Fie is there cheering us on whether it is for baseball, basketball, or anything else students may do. Fie is also there to give moral support, advice, or just a friendly smile to make the day a little brighter. From the Class of '89, we thank you for your time and energy to make us the best we could be and we will always remember you, J.P.I! THANKS AGAIN By:Tanya Jurkovich and Kelly Janack 2 Dedication Kelly Woods, Gina Provost The Power Station The Board of Education. Front: Patricia St. Louis, and Teresa Pomerville; Back: Bruce Humphrey, Robert LaRose, Roderic O'Connor, Paul Heller, and Jon Ritzenthaler Donald Belcer, Superintendent Lonnie Avery, Principal Rodger Williams, Business Manager SCHOOL BOARD and ADMINISTRATION 3 T.J. Sellers The Glue of the C-F Crew Susan Andrus . Alice Antwine Timothy Besaw Barbara Betrus Sally Capone George Cherepon Debby Yartz Robert Collins Rosanne Collins Betsy Comeau Jared Cooper 4 FACULTY LYNNE RUSAW Eleanor Dana Deborah Durham Janet Eygnor Ronald Frank Margaret Fraser Alice Galvin Muriel Gardner Philip Giardino John Hamm Barbara Hammond Cynthia Healy David Healy FACULTY 5 Diane Nagel Dona LaRocque Kathy Manchester Patricia Meyer Frances Miller Julie Miller Diane Nagel Mary Nasci Cora Palm Kathleen Pauquette John Perrault George Persson Mary Phillips Deanna Piiparinen Jean Pomerville Laurel Reynolds Michael Rider 6 FACULTY ALDEN Below: Robert Ritchings, Joseph Russo, Susan Shene, Keith Shult, Elizabeth Sovay. i] FACULTY 7 Behind the Scene Classroom Aides; top: Mrs. Sharon Myers, Mrs. Sandy Rice, Mrs. Marie Frank, Mrs. Lillian Streeter; right: Mrs. Edna Seifert, Mrs. Phyllis Denesha, Mrs. Rosaline Martin. Above: Custodian Bill LaTray receives honors from Mr. Donald Belcer for using the Heimlich maneuver on a chocking student. Office staff, above: Mrs. Lucille Adams and Mrs. Debbie Price. Right: Mrs. Sharon Miller and Mrs. Portia LaRose. 8 STAFF Left, Bus Drivers: Cynthia Peabody, Laura Provost, Judy Popp, Lena Cooper, Hope Bulluck, Diana Gore, Diane Goldie and Karen Watson Below: Head Mechanic Clark Smith. Custodial Staff, far left: Mike Golden with little buddies Brian Pelo and Ronald Wendt; left: Head Custodian Fred Adams; below: James Meek, Debbie Baxter, Earl Dumas and Karl Pryce. Cafeteria Staff, front: Susan Collette, Tammy Reil, Angela Tyler, and Cathy Eddy. Second row: Shirley Powers, Vickie LaTray, Maxine Folsom, Brenda Hubbard, Debra Reil, and manager Barbara Fenton. Below: James Meek, Debbie Baxter, Earl Dumas and Karl Pryce. Who's Who??? Can you match the name with the face? Answers on page 17. ....Larry Adams ...Angelica Bovay ...Carleton Brickey ...Anne Chambers ...Cassie Davenport .....Ali Gumas ....Jeanine Janacek ...Kelly Janack ....Tanya Jurkovich ...Angela LaRose ...Crystal Marsh ...Scott Marsh ...Kristy Moore .Niall O'Connor ...Tammy Peabody .....Chris Peets ...Cory Perrault ....Bill Pickering ...Bridgett Provost ....Jamie Provost .....Scott Riley Derek Becky Rixon ....Todd Robert .....Lynne Rusaw ...Andrea Sayyeau ....Christina Shene ...Shelly Smith ...Katie Van Winkle 10 SENIOR BABY PICTURES by Dana Grammo SENIORS AT PLAY Top left: Skeeter squeezing Pange ; center: Derek Rixon and Kelly Janack; right: Chris Shene and Brandy Averill; Middle left: Clarissa Whitney and Jeanine Janacek; middle right: Senior Area. Bottom left: pyramid base: Kelly Janack, Roger Disotell, Steven Woods, Todd Robert; row two: Derek Rixon, Niall O'Connor, Carlton Brickey; Row three: Cassie Davenport, Tammy Peabody; Top: Nene; bottom right: Fred Marriam and Robert Waters. PANGE, NENE, AND CLAIRE SENIORS 11 SUPER SENIORS! Class Flirt: Brian Eddy with Bridgett Provost and Tammy Peabody First With a Smile: Derek Rixon and Katie VanWinkel Most Athletic: Angela LaRose and Dana Grammo 12 Best Physique: Jeanine Janacek and Steve Woods Most Likely to Succeed: Tom Nulty and Shelly Smith Flirt: Brandy Averill with Todd Jamie Best Looks: Clay Pelno, Bridgett Provost LARRY ADAMS (Poindexter) What happens, happens, you can't change it, so go with the flow.” NEXT YEAR I will be going to college majoring in computers. IN TEN YEARS I will be owning my own computer business and having my own jet. SECRET AMBITION: To be able to play Wayne Gretzky and Bobby Orr in hockey. I would also like to be in the Olympics and beat the U.S.S.R. 1-0 in overtime on my goal to win the gold. WILL: To Harry I leave the big town of Oswegatchie to §o out and party in (if you can take that much excitement in one day). To Bubby I leave the will to tell your parents that you are done with homework so you can go do something else more important. MOST POIGNANT MEMORY: the French trip in tenth grade. MOST SEEN WITH Harry Meek. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 8-12. Basketball 10; Hockey 7-12. BRANDY AVER1L (Bran-Flakes) You and only you decide the outcome of your future; let the outcome be your own, not someone else's.” NEXT YEAR I will be either working in a hospital or going to college at Canton for nursing. N TEN YEARS I will be married and have one child and be working as a nurse (a good one at that). SECRET AMBITION: That's for me to kPiow and you to find out. WILL: To Michelle Boyea I leave the ability to always greet with a smile. To Harry Meek, thanks for so much; I still remember old times. PET PEEVE: Mike Parvese. MOST POIGNANT MEMORY: The time Staci almost got Todd, Jamie, and me arrested for visiting Fort Drum. MOST SEEN WITH Staci Wood. ACTIVITIES: Cheering9-12. Chorus 9. 10. 12. ROBBIE BEBEE I'll be dipped in three piles of horse $ @1 SECRET AMBITION: To own an NFL team...the Giants. WILL: I leave my brother my 3-wheeler and my great study habits. I leave Roger my awesome typing technique. I leave Brian my fishing ability. To aH you underclassmen, drip. drip. drip. MOST SEEN WITH Scott Kelley. JIM BELCER You got to cry without weeping, talk without speaking, scream without raising your voice. Paul Hewson (Bono) NEXT YEAR I will be attending college and spending my free time rock climbing. IN TEN YEARS I have no idea what I'll be. Look me up and find out. SECRET AMBITION: If I told you it wouldn't be a secret, would it? WILL: To Ted and Adam I leave the ultimate high. To Lea I leave . To Patty, Stef and Mandi, have fun in your senior year-before you know it, lt H be gone. To Andy I leave a lot of good memories and a little peace and quiet; you're a great friend and I'll never forget you. PET PEEVE: Don't worry. Be Happy. MEMORY: The Summer of '88. MOST SEEN WITH Josh Dickinson. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 9-12; French Club; Senior Play; Rock Climbing and Telemark Skiing DARRIN BIGWARFE (Darwin) NEXT YEAR I will either be in college or in the Service. IN TEN YEARS I will be teaching at a very good school and earning a very high salary. WILL: To Gina Provost I leave the ability to buy candy to eat during sixth period. PET PEEVE. Carleton complaining about the homework in English class. MEMORY: When the arena collapsed while we were in it. MOST SEEN WITH Angela LaRose ACTIVITES: Soccer 7-8; Golf 7-12; Hockey 2-12. ANGELICA BOVAY (Angi) “I forgot. NEXT YEAR I will be married to Jim with one child, stationed somewhere with Jim and attending college IN TEN YEARS I will still be married to Jim while he is in the Air Force and watching our children. WILL: I leave Kim and Danielle all the senior parties that they dare go to. PET PEEVE: Miss Phillips MEMORY: The Junior Prom. MOST SEEN WITH: James Farnsworth. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 12. Softball 12. CARLETON BRICKEY (Brick Dog) Waas saapinin. NEXT YEAR I will be going out in the world and trying to get a job in welding. IN TEN YEARS I hope to have a well-paying job and all the play toys I can ride, shoot and get hurt on. SECRET AMBTION: That's a secret. WILL: To Craig Perrault I leave the ability to brown-nose all of your teachers and do whatever must be done to pass. MEMORY: Junior Slave Day. MOST SEEN WITH Jamie Provost and Todd Robert. KATHY BRIGGS Humor is your own smile surprising you in your mirror. NEXT YEAR I will be attending college in Syracuse IN TEN YEARS I will be a legal secretary in some big law firm and living the good fife. SECRET AMBITION: To be the publisher of Ann's book that she wants to write. WILL: I. Kathy Briggs, leave to all the successful Juniors, one more successful year at C-F ..Make the best of it. To Sue, I leave the ability to get through one school year without having lunch duty. And. to all my fellow classmates. I wish you the best of luck for your futures. Good Luck I PET PEEVE: Someone who tells you you're too short. MEMORY: The sixth grade camping trip and all the moments spent with my friends. MOST SEEN WITH Jennifer Russell ACTIVITES: French Club; Talented Juniors; Who's Who Among American High School Students, Band; Chorus. Senior Play. Am Chambers (Ann-A-Belle) (Annie) Anything is possible if you have faith. NEXT YEAR I will be attending college and majoring in psychology. IN TEN YEARS I will be very successful and single. SECRET AMBITION; To have a best-selling book and make millions. WILL: I. Ann Chambers, being of sound mind and body, leave the honor of being Dizziest to Jessica Dickinson you'll never be a good as me, but have fun trying!! To my nephew Jason Hanley I leave you the joy of watching your brothers on bowling night- have fun and stay out of trouble. To Clifton-Fine: GOOD-BYE. I'll miss you. PET PEEVE: People kissing in front of my locker and making me late for class. MEMORY: All the great times spent with my friends. The Junior Prom and being Princess of Beauty. ACTIVITES: Soccer 8-10; Figure Skating; Track 8-10; Chorus 7-12, Gymnastics. TIM DANIELS FA-Q” NEXT YEAR I will apply for a job at the Newton Falls Paper Mill. IN TEN YEARS I plan to be a professional photographer, be married and have two kids (one boy and one girl) and live in a log cabin. SECRET AMBITION: To meet Michael Jordan and to watch him dunk in Larry Bird's face several times; and to watch the Chicago Bulls defeat the Boston Celtics in the NBA Championship. And to become a motocross racer. WILL: I leave all of my love to Danielle. To all the students who hate Larry Bird and the Boston Celtics. I leave the ability to pester Mr. Healy. To Mrs. Nagel I leave the ability to find another couple to pick on and to make sure they are doing nothing but holding hands. I thank Mr. Perrault for helping me in school and for giving me some advice about the future. MEMORY. Being 1986 J.V. Basketball Division HI champs and the Tupper Lake Tournament Champs Thanks, Mr. Yartz. We did it for you. MOST SEEN WITH DanieHe Doran ACTIVITIES Basketball 7-10; Baseball 9; 1987 Volleyball Tournament Thanks, Mr. Healy. CASSE DAVENPORT (Lou-Lou) Do unto others- then split. NEXT YEAR I will be attending cofiege for social work. IN TEN YEARS I will be very wealthy and married to some gorgeous hunk. SECRET AMBITION: To meet Charlie Sheene. WILL: To my sister Kerry Davenport, I leave the dishes- Make sure they're clean, Sisl To Erin Nulty I leave those special moments you should have been in pictures. And to Tina Terry I leave my ability to get along with all those Edwards people. MEMORY: The time me and Tammy skipped business class with Mr. Ritchings...and got caught. PET PEEVE: The town of Fine. MOST SEEN WITH Tammy Peabody and KeHy Janack ACTIVITIES: Basketball 7-12; Softball 7-12; Chorus 7,8,10.11; Senior Play; French Club 11 JOSH DICKINSON (Judge) Hope in reality is the worst of all evils, because it prolongs the torments of man. ..Nietzsche. NEXT YEAR I wiH be enrolled in college (again), probably for psychology or English literature. IN TEN YEARS I will be desperately trying to find a cure for cancer-of-the-part-in-the-hair or maybe sudden total weight loss. My book, Removing Your Skin as a Joke, should also be published. AMBITION: To reunite The Mothers of Invention and show everyone what real music is all about! I would also like to free Nelson Mandela. WILL: To Jessica I leave my Dylan records and the phone. To Andrea I leave Goober and my ability to pronounce Vito mado Ku. Katie. I leave you a year's supply of carrots and a Zepplin tape. PET PEEVES: The Lone Ranger and Tonto never got their laundry done. You rarely see on oat all by itself. Athletes that give 110 percent. MEMORY: At the airport the day I came back to the U.S.A. from Brasil. MOST SEEN WITH Becky Rixon and Jim Belcer. ACTIVITES: AFS to Juiz de Fora, Brasil in 1987; Soccer 9-12; French Club. Drama Club, Whiz Quiz. National Honor Society. Who's Who Among American High School Students; Student Council. JASON DOON “My My, Hey Hey. Rock . Roll is here to stay. It's better to bum out than to fade away. My My, Hey Hey. NEXT YEAR I Will be so.mewhere far away from here, but if I'm still here, do me a favor and just kill me. IN TEN YEARS I will be 27 SECRET AMBITION: If I wrote it here, it wouldn't be a secret, now would it? WILL: To everyone I've known in the past 13 years, to everyone who has made me laugh and cry (I never really cried, it just sounds good ), to everyone who has been my friend and even to those who haven't, I leave nothing. Why should I leave them anything anyway; I'm the one who is graduating. They should be giving me stuff. PET PEEVE Monday mornings and death (basically the same thing). Writing Senior Wills. MEMO- RY: I don't think I should give her name. MOST SEEN WITH Jim Belcer. ACTIVITES: Slept and Played a lot of Rock Roll. ROGER LEE DISOTELL A.M.F NEXT YEAR I will have a job at Newton Falls Paper Mill. IN TEN YEARS I will be a self-made millionaire with a beautiful home and a Porsche 924 and a Ninja 900. SECRET AMBITION: To have everything .and die with the most toys. W1L: I'd like to leave to Brad Provost the ability to persevere until you graduate. Also the ability to drink like a fish. PEEVE: People who stab you in the back. MEMORY: The day Tim Daniels and I set the shop on fire. On purpose. A few times. MOST SEEN WITH Steve Woods ACTIVITES. Beach parties. Camp. BRIAN TAD EDDY (Baldy) Life's a drama by Carlton Brickey. NEXT YEAR I will be in college or the Air Force taking an electronics course. IN TEN YEARS I will be Some- body ! I don't really know who or what. Seriously, I hope to have a good job making a good living, be married and have a few Hell-raisers. SECRET AMBITION: To make it big in this world WILL: To this school, I leave in peace. To the teachers. I leave lots of thanks. To Kelly W . Gina P. and Kelly L.. I leave the job of being bus monitor. And to Harriet, I leave whatever she wants. MEMORY: Me making it to being a senior. Crashing Shelly Smith's party and watching her puke. ACTIVITES: Soccer 9-12; Bas- ketbaH 7-12; BasebaH 8-12. JAMES FARNSWORTH (Jim) But I didn't do it” and My dog ate it. NEXT YEAR I will be in either the Air Force or college (and hopefully engaged). IN TEN YEARS I will be a State Trooper in the State Police K-9 corps and married with kids. SECRET AMBITION: To have a good, fun and long life. WILL: To my Dad. I leave my little brother in hopes that he can teach him things that I could never understand PET PEEVE: Slow snow- mobiles and bitchy women. MEMORY: When my mom died on December 5, 1986. ACTIVITES: Basketball 7-12; Soccer 9.11,12; Baseball 10,11,12; AV Club 10.11,12; Golf 7.8,9. DAVID FLEMING (Davester, SuperDave) Everyone makes mistakes; learn from them. NEXT YEAR I will be destroying millions of brain cells with alcoholic beverages in college dorms. IN TEN YEARS 1 wiH be a lieutenant colonel in the Air Force, spending millions of dollars on coffee pots. SECRET AMBITION: To reject a slam attempt by Mike Jordan. WILL: To my sister, Karrie, I leave my brains (God knows you can use 'em, kiddo.) To James I leave whatever athletic ability I possess. To Chris Beebe I leave my speed on the Whiz Quiz buzzer. To T. J. I leave my ability to get great grades without studying (much). To Franko, I leave Karrie (if you want her). PET PEEVE: Never having enough time to do anything between classes. And vain underclassmen. MEMORY: The trip to West Point for the Science Olympiad and getting blown away down there (by the competition, guys!!) MOST SEEN WITH: Scott Riley. Chuck Maracle ACTIVITES: Soccer 9-12; Basketball 9-12; Baseball 10-12, Yearbook 12, Whiz Quiz IQ- 12. National Honor Society. Who's Who Among American High School Students. JULIE GOLDIE When man begins to understand he will learn to love and when his love is understood there will be everlasting peace. NEXT YEAR I will be working and enjoying life. IN TEN YEARS I will be in Hawaii living far away from people, enjoying the heat. SECRET AMBITION: To be a millionaire. WILL: To my sister Jackie I leave my seat in Mr. Lachut's room. To Candy Provost I leave my place at graduation (hold on!!!) MEMORY: Having to stay after school on the last day of eighth grade for skipping careers class. MOST SEEN WITH: Jennifer Russell. ALI GUMUS (Ali) NEXT YEAR I will be in a University in Turkey. IN TEN YEARS I will be married and working. SECRET AMBITION: Having lots of money, married with two kids. And I want to punch Rocky, then runl WILL: I leave my uniform to my friend Volkan in Turkey. I leave my wristband to my girlfriend. I leave all red cards to the referees. PET PEEVE: Losing!! MEMORY: Leaving all my friends at C. W. Post in New York. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 12; Basketball 12. PETER HARTMANN (Kee) NEXT YEAR I will be attending a college in the study of criminal law and partying. IN TEN YEARS I will be a very rich and successful man married to a beautiful woman and have a couple of kids.SECRET AMBITION: To play goalie for the Boston Bruins. WILL: To all goalies that play for CF I leave the ability to be great like I am. To Jeff I leave the ability to kill something when he is hunting besides chickadees. I leave my long hair to Scott Corbine (He says he is going to grow his hair). PET PEEVE: People stereotyping me for a bad kid or thinking I am a girl because of my long hair. MEMORY: French trips, also Nov. 20,1986 and April 17,1987. MOST SEEN WITH: Crystal Marsh ACTIVITIES: Hockey K-12; Soccer 9.11,12; French Club 9-12. Senior Ray. JEANINE JANACEK (Nene) Don't throw stones when you live in a glass house. NEXT YEAR I will be going to college for Travel Hospitality Managment. IN TEN YEARS I hope to be the manager of a chain of hotels, also married with a few children, living in Colorado. SECRET AMBITION: To build a huge shopping mall in Newton Falls. WILL: To Niki I leave the ability to find her dream man; don't settle for second best. To Scotty Potty and Brad I leave no more free rides; at least you don't have to worry about those speakers. PET PEEVE: How Mr. Lachut's room was always so cold. MEMORY: The good times with Pange, Dan and Brian. MOST SEEN WITH: Andrea Sayyeau. ACTIVI- TES: Yearbook 9-12; Yearbook Editor 12; Ice Skating 9-11; High Honor Roll 7-11; Junior National Honor Society 7-8; Student Council 9-11; National Honor Society 12. KELLY JANACK (Nat) if at first you don't succeed, get drunk, then try again. NEXT YEAR I will be attending college, entering in law. IN TEN YEARS I will be very wealthy and hopefully married to a gorgeous, rich lawyer with a beautiful mansion. SECRET AMBITION: To party backstage with the members of the Def Leppard group. WILL: To Cory's little brother Craig, I will the right for you to follow in your big brother's footsteps. Do it well, Craigll To all my senior classmates, I wish you a prosperous and happy future. Good luck Class of '89, may we live forever. PET PEEVE: Nothing- I'm an easy-going person. MEMORY: My 14th birthday party when Tammy, my sister, Karen Holberton and I drank 3 quarts + 2 pints of liquor, a bottle of wine and 3 cases of beer. Now that's a party!!! MOST SEEN WITH: Tammy Peabody and Cassie Daven- port ACTIVITIES: Basketball 10,12; Softball 7-12; Cheerleading 9,11; Senior Play; French Club 9-11; Junior National Honor Society 9,10; National Honor Society 11,12. TANYA JURKOVICH (Tanka) Be yourself, not what someone else wants you to be. NEXT YEAR I hope to be attending Potsdam or Rattsburgh majoring in Math or whatever seems appropriate. IN TEN YEARS I hope to be travelling the worid- especiaBy- Europe and possibly even live there for a few years. If that doesn't happen then I will definitely be living somewhere warm with my husband, making lots of money to support our elaborate lifestyle. SECRET AMBITION: To know what other people are thinking about me. WILL: To all my friends, new and old. I wish you the best of luck and try to stay out of trouble! To Kelley Laurin I leave my seat on the bus. To Scott Corbine and Frank LaPlante I wish you the best of luck in your Senior Year. To all you underclassmen I feel so sorry for youl! And last but not least to all my teachers who helped me get through school, thanks and I wifl miss you all. PET PEEVE: Peter Hartmann saying I was only joking . MEMORY .The French Trips in 10th and 11th; and the 6th grade camping trip. MOST SEEN WITH: Katie VanWinkle, Shelly Smith. ACTIVI- TIES: French Club 9-12; Soccer 9-12; Yearbook 12; National Honor Society 11; 12; Who's Who Among American High School Students 10,11; Senior Play; French Immer- sion 11; High School of Excellence '87; Senior Class Treasurer; Project Challenge 11,12. SCOTT KELLEY I have never been one to care; I win do anything on a dare. SECRET AMBITION: To be a professional rider for Team Honda. WILL: To the teachers I leave my sister Tonya (good luck). To Todd I leave my professional ability to skip. To Brian I leave my ability to 'dunk-it'. (Hint Use a chair.) The rest of you can have whatever's left. MEMORY: The French Trips MOST SEEN WITH: Robbie Bebee. ACTIVITES: Wres- ting 7-12; French Club 10-12. ANGELA LAROSE (Dimpleton) Don't just float through life; make waves!!! NEXT YEAR I will be in college studying and partying. (Partying really but don't tell my mom). IN TEN YEARS I will be successfully rich and married to a rich, successful man. SECRET AMBITION: To come back and modernize Newton Falls. To Julie Myers I leave the will to keep trying to find your quarter and to last through one more year. To Tina Terry I leave the ability to rule the soccer team next year. To Gina Provost I leave the ability to come in at a reasonable time when you go out!!! PET PEEVE: Backstab- bers!!! MEMORY: Being with Ronnie and all of the good times with Gina Provost. MOST SEEN WITH: Ronnie Koster. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 7-12; Basketball 7-12; Softball 9-12; French Club; Photography. Senior Play; Track 7,8; Chorus 7,8 CHARLES MARACLE (Malice-Man, Chuckles) Be careful what you wish for, because you just might get it. NEXT YEAR I will be a freshman at a university. IN TEN YEARS I will be working for a big corporation SECRET AMBITION: To be the best computer hacker alive. I leave all of my computer experience to Chris Beebe, all of my clumsiness to Scott Blackmon, my quick and silver tongue to Cheri Law and my knowledge of hearts to Melanie Thompson. PET PEEVE: Hair-Pullers. MEMORY: Breaking my front teeth in gym class. MOST SEEN WITH: David Fleming,Bob Waters. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 8-11; Basketball 8-11; Audio-Visual Club; French Club 11. FRED MARRIAM (Kreuger) He who hesitates is lost NEXT YEAR I will be in college learning to be an automotive technician. IN TEN YEARS I will be driving around in a Porsche 944 and spending money as I please. SECRET AMBITION: Wouldn't you like to know? WILL: I leave my ability to pass finals without studying to whoever wants it. I also leave them the ability to withstand their senior year. Good Luck!! . PET PEEVE: When teachers say No bucking broncos . MEMORY: When Bob and I skipped Mr. Lachut's study hall for a whole year without getting caught. (He still doesn't know it). MOST SEEN WITH: Ted Tulip. Bob Waters. CRYSTAL MARSH (Cris) Love is the only thing that you get more of by giving it away. NEXT YEAR I will be attending college somewhere in this state and getting a good secretarial background. IN TEN YEARS I will be married to a great loving guy; maybe with a couple of kids (preferably girls). By then I should have a great job and lots of money. SECRET AMBITION: To Nve in the Bahamas. WILL: To my little brother I leave the ability to get through the next 3 years of school without getting grounded because of your report card. To Aimee Fraser I leave the ability to be like me and stay out of trouble. To Brooks Fraser I leave the ability to put up with your younger sister. PET PEEVE: Friends who use you. MEMORY: The day Peter asked me out while I was baby- sitting. MOST SEEN WITH: Peter Hartmann. ACTIVITES: Softball 9; Soccer 7- 11; Senior Play. SCOTT MARSH (Wheezy) U.B.U. Don't let other people run your life. Be yourself, and have fun doing it!! NEXT YEAR I will be somewhere far from Star Lake, possibly in coflege. IN TEN YEARS President of the United States. (It's my dream, I can make it as big as I want to!) SECRET AMBITION: To tell Ms. Phillips off at least once this year. WILL: To Charlie Kerr I leave the ability to annoy Ms. Phillips. To Stella, I leave the ability to get Mr. Perrault utterly frustrated. To my sisters, I leave nothing, because they don't deserve anything. To Jim, I leave my parking spot. I leave my thanks to all of my former teachers. I leave a lot of luck to the rest of you, because you're going to need it. PET PEEVE: Nagging teachers who are always on your back. ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 11,12. KRISTY MOORE (Pooh-bear) NEXT YEAR I will be attending college and majoring in education. IN TEN YEARS I will be married and have two children and a very well- paying job. SECRET AMBITION: To star in a movie with Tom Cruise. WILL: To Kimberly Provost I leave three more years at Clifton-Fine. Good Luck Kim!! To Melissa Streeter I leave the ability to show the other teams who is boss. To Gina Provost I leave the ability to get along with a little drip (from Lisbon). MEMORIES: The sixth grade camping trip when Roxanne's cot fell out of our tent. MOST SEEN WITH: Angela LaRose. ACTIVITES: Soccer 7-12; Yearbook 12; Photo 12. TOM NULTY (Newt) You can't park there! -Tom Nulty, Sept., 1988. NEXT YEAR I will be in college trying to attain my secret ambition. IN TEN YEARS I will still be in college stll having not attained my secret ambition. SECRET AMBITION: to have ambition. WILL: To Richard Weed: toenail clippings and the dustbunnies under my bed. To Al- a roll of toilet paper and a box of ex-lax. To Rob- a toupe. To my beloved sister (ha- ha)-nothing! You have enough of my stuff already. To Artie, Mac B and that skinny guy- the memory of me will haunt you forever. To whoever wants it: a pouch of Horsey Sauce from Arby's. PET PEEVE: Little sisters (anyone's). MEMORY: All the great English classes with Artie D., Mac book and Bozo. MOST SEEN WITH: Chris Peets. ACTIVITES: Wrestling, WNz Quiz. NIALL O'CONNOR Life's a beach, oh well NEXT YEAR I will be in a 4 year college under an ROTC program, I hope. IN TEN YEARS I will be finishing my commitment to the service and starting to build my empire. SECRET AMBITION: To marry Stephanie Nickerson, just as we planned. WILLTo my little brother Eamonn, I leave the streets of Star Lake; I walked a path in 'em. To the last of the skinners, Jeremy Watson, I leave the whole town, have fun on your own! To Cor-Bear I leave anything he wants, thanks for being there! To all you juniors, especially Patty Popp, Amanda McCarthy, Stefanie MacDonald, end Kelly Woods. Good Luck I! Good Bye Clifton-Fine! PET PEEVE: Clarissa Whitney, in her special way. MEMORIES: French Trips!! Time spent with Claire, Walk-n-Talks with Cory P., Upstairs and Downstairs at the Lake View; all the other memories I'm trying to forget. MOST SEEN WITH: Bill Pickering ACTIVITES: Soccer 9; Basketball 9-12; French Club 9- 11; Vice President in 12; Yearbook 12. MICHAEL PARVESE (Worm) Let's party. NEXT YEAR I will be partying. IN TEN YEARS I will be partying. SECRET AMBITION: To become a rock musician. WILL: To this school I leave nothing; I'm greedy. PET PEEVE: Brandy Averill MEMORY: Upward Bound-1985. MOST SEEN WITH: Harry Hubbard. ACTIVITES: Guitar screeching. TAMARA PEABODY (Rodney) Hey....Stuff happens. NEXT YEAR I win be attending college majoring in business. IN TEN YEARS I will be happily married to Russel and have a well-paying job, THE BOSS!! SECRET AMBITION: To spend a week in the Caribbean with Ken Wahl. To my little brother David, I leave my ability to get away with murder and not get caught. I'm finally out of here, Mr. Lachut, so you're going to have to find someone to protect. (Look who got Best Dressed! Ha, ha!!) PET PEEVE: When someone scrapes their fork on their teeth when eating. MEMORIES: The party in our camp, four girls and one keg, and a lot of puking, streaking, and some heavy hangovers. MOST SEEN WITH: Kelly Janack and Cassie Davenport. ACTIVITES: Soccer 7-12. Basketball 7-10; Track 9. Softball 8. Chorus 7-10. Junior National Honor Society 9-10. Honor Society 12, French Club 9-11 CHRISTOPHER LEE PEETS (Chris) Tm still searching.” NEXT YEARI will be at any college that will accept me. TEN YEARS FROM NOW I will be ten years older and will own a chain of radio stations SECRET AMBITION: To clear Ollie's name, and to be lead in the biggest group since Led Zepplin. I leave a corner gym locker to the first seventh grader that comes along. To Phil Giardino I leave my connections in the Clifton-Fine Mafia I leave my brother my catous larvas from Advanced Biology. To Becky and Kerry, Mickey Mouse memorabilia. PET PEEVE: Cocky underclassmen. MEMORIES: All the gourmet meals I enjoyed in the cafeteria for the past 13 years. MOST SEEN WITH Tom Nulty. CLAYTON PELNO (Clay-Phun) O Thy young man rejoice in time of youth.” NEXT YEAR I will be in college, if not. in the navy floating on the ocean. IN TEN YEARS I will be making big bucks and single. SECRET AMBITION: To meet Paul McCartney. To Jeremy and Harry, I leave the ability to have fun in high school and to be themselves. To Craig and Jason I leave the desire to be good ball players. To Chad Robert I leave a few inches, tear 'em up. big guy. PEEVE: bee-bop music. MEMORY: Rowdy teens Weekend and the Summer of '85”. ACTIVITES: Basketball 7-12, Soccer 11,12; STM Club; CF Keg Killers. CORY PERRAULT (Cor-Bear) Get as much out of life as possible, but don't work too hard in trying to get it.” NEXT YEAR I will be in the Navy. IN TEN YEARS I will be settled down with a good paying job. happily married with two children. SECRET AMBITION: To still be together with Robyn, to travel the world, and to talk to Jimmy Page of Led Zepplin in person. To my brother Craig, I leave my room, but sorry, the Led Zepplin tapes are going with me! I will the best of luck in the future to Tammy Todd. To Corey T. and Jeremy W. I leave the streets of Star Lake. MEMORIES: French Trips. All the times Niall and I walked and talked around Star Lake and also all of the good times I had with all of my friends. MOST SEEN WITH: Niall O'Connor ACTIVITIES: Basketball 9- 12, Baseball 11,12 Third Team All-Northern 11. French Club 9-12, Senior Play. BILL PICKERING (Pick) Life is too short to take it seriously, so don't; you may miss something.” NEXT YEAR I will be going to college to study Criminal Law. IN TEN YEARS I will be taking Don Johnson's place on Miami Vice squad, for real. SECRET AMBITION: To go back and relive Sunday night on the French trip. To Cory Towne I leave the ability to survive two more years playing hockey for C.F., Good luck Cor-Bear. To Amanda and Stef I leave my salt and pepa tape, Push it real good. PET PEEVE: Rumors. MEMORIES: This year's French trip, and Sunday morning at the Lake View. MOST SEEN WITH: Niall O'Connor. ACTIVITIES: Hockey K-12, Soccer 7-12, Baseball; Basketball. Drama Club; French Club. Yearbook; Senior Play. BRIDGETT PROVOST I am what I am; my own special creation ” NEXT YEAR I will be going to college for Physical Education, or Business Administration. IN TEN YEARS I will be living on a tropical island soaking up the sun. SECRET AMBITION: Working with Arnold Schwarzenegger as a professional bodybuilder I leave Tina. Patty, and Amanda the opportunity to break in another Striker. (Good luck, girls.) To Gina Provost I leave one more year of school. (Enjoy it, Bug.) To Niki Robert I leave the pleasures of not getting caught!! Finally, to the future Clifton-Fine soccer teams, GOOD LUCK!!!! MOST SEEN WITH: Gina Provost, Kristy Moore ACTIVITIES: Soccer 7-12. Cheering 9-12, Track 7-10, Figure Skating K-10. Drama Club 10-12, Senior Play. JAMIE PROVOST Do onto others before others do onto you.” NEXT YEAR I will be working and living in New Hampshire with Todd. (What fun!) I plan on owning several crotch rockets. IN TEN YEARS I will be still working and making big bucks; after I make my first million I might get married to Samantha Fox. SECRET AMBITION: To own my own construction equipment and run Hitchman's dozer service into the ground. I leave Chad Robert the ability to get along well with Mrs. Nagel and Mrs. Fraser. I leave Harry Meek my locker. MOST SEEN WITH: Carleton Brickey. MEMORIES: When Staci told Brandy that we had almost gotten thrown into jail when Staci wanted to visit Fort Drum. ACTIVITIES: Beach parties and camping, three wheeling and truck squealing!! SCOTT RILEY (Pud) Live your life one day at a time and go with the flow, because plans rarely work.” NEXT YEAR I will be attending college to be an accountant. IN TEN YEARS I will be an accountant for my family firm in upper New York. SECRET AMBITION: To play golf on the PGA Tour and beat Darrin and Craig Woods by one stroke in the Masters. I will to Andy LaPlant the right to be the Number One Pud. I will to Chris Beebe the ability to go to parties without getting caught. I will to all underclassmen a great Senior Year PET PEEVE: Miss Reynold's poster We are not amused.” MEMORY: My cellar days. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 9. Golf 10-12. Basketball 10, Who's Who Among American Students 10.11; French Club 9-12, Class President 9,12 Whiz Quiz 10-12. DEREK K. RIXON (Turk) To live, to learn, and to die trying to understand. NEXT YEAR I will be going to college with an art major. IN TEN YEARS I will be very well off making $650.000 a year, living in Huston. Texas, and married to a beautiful blond-haired, green-eyed. California girl SECRET AMBITION: It's a secret. I leave Craig Perrault my scetch pad and my ability to draw. To Patty, Stef, Amamda, and Andrea I leave some wild times. To Miss Reynolds I leave a quiet clqssrooom. MEMORIES: Sixth grade camping trip REBECCA ANN RIXON (Beckles) Life moves pretty fast and if you don't stop to look around, you could miss it. NEXT YEAR I will be attending college in an accounting program. TEN YEARS FROM NOW I will be married to a great guy and living in a beautiful house by the ocean, with my red Corvette in the driveway. SECRET AMBITION: To live a full and exciting life and to be successful at whatever I do. To Patty. I leave my college address (you'd better write). Also, I leave Patty the ability to smile no matter how bad things are going, and as many brothers as she wants (I have plenty). To all the Juniors. I leave the best year of high school. Don't get Senioritis! MOST SEEN WITH: Patty Popp MEMORIES: Spending many weekends with all my friends. We had some great times. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 9-12, Cheering 10-12, French Club 9-11, Drama Club 10-12, National Honor Society 9-12, Figure Skating 9- 12. TODD ROBERT (Robear) “Eh! NEXT YEAR I will be in New Hampshire working and making good money IN TEN YEARS I will be a game warden if I'm not caught first. SECRET AMBITION: Catch Brickey with a flat chick. I leave Scott Sayyeau and Brad Provost the ability to do nothing in school and still get out early. I leave the ability to get along with Ms. Nagel to anyone who wants it. PET PEEVE: Jamie being annoyed by everything. MOST SEEN WITH Jamie Provost. MEMORY: When Jamie. Brandy, Staci and I almost got arrested at Fort Drum. I wanna see my dad. Staci. ACTIVITIES: Hockey 2-12; Yearbook. LYNNE RUSAW (Pinhead Booger) I'm not short. I'm undertall. NEXT YEAR I will be going to the Army Reserves in South Carolina, then going to college in 1990. IN TEN YEARS I will be out of college and having a wealthy and rewarding career ahead of me. SECRET AMBITION: To go skiing in the Rockies. WILL: To Lena LaTray I leave the ability to play basketball as well as I can. To Shannon Kerr I leave a fun two years of high school. To my little brother Ricky. I leave the ability to finish high school without going crazy because of our sister. To Julie Myers I leave one more year of study hall with Miss Reynolds. PET PEEVE: When someone says. Don't worry, be happy.” MEMORY: The French trip with Angela, Kelly and Cassie. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 7-12; Track 7-9; Basketball 7-12; Softball. Yearbook 12; Photography 11; Drama 12; French Club 10-11. JENNIFER RUSSELL (Fifi) Be yourself-not what others want you to be.” NEXT YEAR I will be going to college so that one day I can help people less fortunate than myself. IN TEN YEARS I will be lying on a beach in Hawaii with my gorgeous husband in a size five bathing suit. SECRET AMBITION: To meet Patrick Swayze. WILL: To my little sister Jodi, I leave my humility and my ability to be quiet! To all my classmates: I wish you the best of luck in your future endeavors! PET PEEVE: People that can eat all they want without getting fat. MOST POIGNANT MEMORY: My first boyfriend in kindergarten. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 9-12, French Club 9; Band 7-9; District Band 7; District Chorus 10; Jazz Chorus 10. ANDREA SAYYEAU (Pange) You only go around once; you might as well go around ’ ’-faced. NEXT YEAR I plan to be going to college for secretarial studies and sucking down a lot of booze. IN TEN YEARS I plan to be working in a big office making mega-bucks. SECRET AMBITION: To be a waitress at the Horse Sleigh Diner in Black River. WILL: To Niki Robert I leave my spot in the smoking area (enjoy!). To my brother Scott I leave the ability to graduate before you're 30 years old. MOST POIGNANT MEMORY: Getting busted putting a dirty picture in Penny Farnsworth's locker (with Maryanne and Gwen). ROBERT LEE SIMMONS (Ranger Rick) Don't drink the water. NEXT YEAR I hope to be in college in Rochester and learning how to be a State Trooper. IN TEN YEARS I will be married, have four kids and have a job near Clifton-Fine as a State Trooper. SECRET AMBITION: To marry the girl I love and tour Europe together. WILL: TO Brad Siskavich I leave my seat on the bus. To my brother, the ability to be the only one on the bus who gets along with Mrs. Gore. To Brian T. and Tonya K.; Luck”. ACTIVITIES: Wres- tling 10,11,12; Golf 12. MICHELLE SMITH (Shell) You only live once, so go for the best!” NEXT YEAR I will be attending either Crane School of Music or Ithaca College majoring in music educa- tion. IN TEN YEARS I will be living in wealth where I will work as a college professor in music as well as playing oboe in a famous symphony orchestra where I will become someone of great importance. SECRET AMBITION: To travel on tour throughout Europe playing oboe with the world's most famous and recognized orchestra. To my two brothers. Jeff and Ted. I leave my ability to be a perfect angel and stay out of trouble. To my younger sister Emily, I leave my determination to participate in as much as possible and do the best you can. To Julie Myers I leave my driving abilities, loud music, and sarcastic talk. (ALRIGHT)!! Don't forget! To Kelly Woods I leave the ability to speak French and my ability to get along so well with Ms. Reynolds. To Mr Shult I leave my ability to play oboe and one sneaker. PET PEEVE: The constant harassment in Math class. MEMORY: Becoming an animated character in the musical Snoopy MOST SEEN WITH Tanya Jurkivich. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 9-12; MVP Track 10. Cheering 10.12; Track 9,10,12; National Honor Society 9,11.12; French Club 9-11; Drama Club 10-12; Band 9-12; Chorus 9-12; Figure Skating 9-12. Student Council 10. NYSSMA Solo 10-12, Empire State Games 11; Class Officer 9.10.12. President of Senior Band 12. Secretary of Senior Chorus 12 LOUIS THORTON (Captain Lou Albano) Fear? I know not fear. Panic perhaps, but never fear! Everything I want to do is either illegal, immoral, or fattening! NEXT YEAR I will be a freshman in college. IN TEN YEARS I will be one of the world's greatest vets. SECRET AMBITION: To live in a place where there are good hunting, good fishing, good trapping, and GOOD WOMEN!! I leave to anyone who wants it my Larry Adams Scott Adams Brandy Averill Thomas Nulty Robbie Bebee James Belcer Darrin Bigwarfe Angela Bovay Carlton Brickey Cassie Davenport Joshua Dickinson Jason Didion Roger Disotell Brian Eddy James Farnsworth David Fleming Julie Goldie Dana Grammo r Ali Gumas Peter Hartmann Harry Hubbard Jeanine Janacek Kelly Janack Tanya Jurkovich Treasurer Scott Kelley Angela LaRose Charles Maracle Frederick Marriam Crystal Marsh Scott Marsh Kristy Moore Nicola Moro Paul Munro Thomas Nulty Niall O'Connor Vice-President Michael Parvese Tamara Peabody Christopher Peets Clayton Pelno Cory Perrault Harold Pickering Robert Pomerville Bridgett Provost Jamie Provost Scott Riley President Derek Rixon Rebecca Rixon Todd Robert Lynne Rusaw Jenniter Russell Andrea Sayyeau Christena Shene Robert Simmons Michelle Smith Secretary TRUE COLORS Upper right: Andrea Palm, Katie Vanwinkle, and Shelly Smith; Laura Flubacher; Middle: Miss Phillips, Niall O'Connor; Carolyn Allen and Mrs. Martin; Miss Nasci and Janelle Snider Bottom: Craig Perrault and Brad Siskavich. - I .a ..«nani ANDREA PALM Louis Thornton Theodore Tulip Katie Vanwinkle Eric Vater Robert Waters Clarissa Whitney Staci Wood Kelly Janack and Cassie Davenport Steven Woods Senior layouts by Jeanine and Clarissa I ability to upset people. PET PEEVE: Miss Reynolds. MEMORY: Flashing the biology class on Slave Day. MOST SEEN WITH: Chuck Maracle, Dave Fleming. ACTIVITIES: Whiz Quiz, hunting, fishing, trapping. THEODORE TULIP (Tupy) “Live life to the fullest; it's the only one you have.” NEXT YEAR I will be in the Air Force. IN TEN YEARS I will be in the Air Force, because it will be my career. SECRET AMBITION: That's a secret. WILL: I leave everything I have to whoever wants it or needs it. MEMORY: Sixth grade camping trip. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 11. KATE VANWINKEL “Don't worry, be happy.” NEXT YEAR I will be back in Belgium and go to the academy. IN TEN YEARS I will be married, have a good job in business, and still have a great relationship with my friends. SECRET AMBITION: Travel around the world with some friends. I leave the ability to be friendly to everyone but especially to Shelly, Julie, Jim, Peter, Barbera, Becky, Derek , Jason and Tanya PET PEEVE Rumors. MEMORY:French Trip. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 12, Senior Play, Gymnastics, Horse- back riding. Skiing and Surfing. ERIC VATER (Mel) “It's not what you are. it's how you dress.” NEXT YEAR I will be in California in the Musician's institite. IN TEN YEARS I will be a famous drummer in the most popular band in the world. SECRET AMBITION: To have all the money I can spend. To Mr. Shult I leave the ability to teach the up and coming drummers how to play the drum set; Good Luckl To Clifton-Fine Central School I leave the memories of my mother, Mrs. Voter, a well-respected English teacher who taught at CF for longer than I can remember. PET PEEVE: Radio DJ's saying they play more music when they actually play less. MEMORES: Sixth grade camping trip, all the concerts I played in, all the good times in Band. MOST SEEN WITH: Robert Simmons ACTIVITES: Jazz Band, Rock Band, Junior Band, Senior Band, Musicals. ROBERT WATERS (Bo-wob) Time has nothing to do with infinity and jelly doughnuts. NEXT YEAR I will be in the Navy or welding underwater. IN TEN YEARS I will be in the Navy or retired, living on the millions I made welding. SECRET AMBITION: To be in the movies, or a professional comedian. To my cousin Mike I leave the ability to squeak through any major test. PET PEEVE: People that know it all, other than myself. MEMORIES: Sixth grade camping trip and skipping Mr. Lachut's Study Hall all year. MOST SEEN WITH: Charles Miracle. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 11. Hockey 8-12. CLARISSA WHITNEY (Claire) “Live each day for the moment and try everything at least once.” NEXT YEAR I will be taking a year off from college to follow my dreams, figure out my goals, and find myself. IN TEN YEARS I will be still looking for myself, and hopefully someone else will be looking for me, too. SECRET AMBITION: To be a professional race car driver. To my brother I leave my ability to go through high school without getting any demerits. Good Luck, bro You're going to need it. To Craig Perrault I leave fun, have a lot of it. To Lyle I leave a safe gym class; I won't be there. Hang in there, Mr. Perrault. you should be able to retire soon, right? PET PEEVE: Looking up to underclassmen. MEMORIES: My friendship with Niall and Cory and our relationship with Irving. When Clay, Jeremy, and Chris went on an early morning parade!! ACTIVITIES: Soccer 9,10; Softball 8.10, Cheerleader 9-12, Drama Club 10. STACI WOOD (Spacy Staci) “Live life to the fullest, cherish the good, forget the past, the future is all that counts and you make it what you want it to be.” NEXT YEAR I will be finishing BOCES, working and making some money. IN TEN YEARS I will be married, own my own beauty salon and maybe, just maybe, have a kid. SECRET AMBITION: For me to know and for you to share with me when it happens, if I share. WILL: To anyone who's everyone, have a great life. Remember, no matter how hard you try, you will never be as good as the Class of '89. To all my friends. I'll miss ya! To T.J. Sellers I leave my friendship-thanks for getting me grounded from the phone, T.J.! To Derek LaPlante, thanks for being my “Big Bro”. To my cousin Shannon I leave my locker and to all the teachers: Thanksl MEMORY: Sixth grade camping trip; Junior Prom '88, The time I almost got Jamie, Todd, Brandy and myself arrested at Fort Drum, and the poor G.l. had to do pushups just because of me. Remember the ride home. Pa (Jamie), ha-ha. ACTIVITIES: Junior Honor Society 7,8,9; Track 10; Photo Club; Cheering 11. STEVEN WOODS (Woodrow) Sooner or later everything works out” NEXT YEAR I will have a good job making tots of money. IN TEN YEARS I will be making even more money, have a small family and a beautiful home. MOST SEEN WITH Roger Disotell. SECRET AMBITION: I can't tell you because then it wouldn't be a secret any more. To my sisters I leave anything they want or can get out of this hole. MEMORY: Setting the art room table on fire. Layout by David Fleming with Jennifer Doran. BABY PICTURES: I.Shene 2.Peets 3.Peabody 4.LaRose 5. Davenport 6.VanWinkel 7.Pickering 8.Gumas9.S. Marsh 10. Bovay 11.Perrault 12. Robert 13.Brickey 14.Adams 15.Rixons 16.B. Provost 17.Janack 18.Jurkovich 19.Janacek 20.J. Provost 21.Rusaw 22.Sayyeau 23.O'Connor 24.C. Marsh 25.Chambers 26.Moore 27.Riley 28.Smith UNDERCLASSES LEFT: Kelly Woods; center: Tina Terry: right: T.J. Sellers, Melissa Streeter; bottom left: Cory Coleman; the alligator man. 17 Don't Worry ... Be Happy ... The junior year is the tough- est year of high school with five Regents exams for many, SAT's, the prom, and the many other extracurric- ular activities. We were able to receive our class rings in October which is earlier than any other class. Also, this year is a very important year in our moneymaking efforts as we are all looking forward to a great senior trip. Upper left: Monica Phillips, William Gore; Upper right: Treasurer, Charles Brown, Secretary, Kelly Leroux, Vice President, Andrea Palm, Pres- ident, Scott Corbine. Right: Kelly Woods and Julie Myers. Jason Bebee Scott Bebee Christian Beebe Scott Blackmon Charles Brown Chris Burnham Wanda Callaghan Scott Corbine 18 JUNIORS STEFANIE MACDONALD Danielle Doran Michelle Finley Sara French William Gore Kimberly Hickey Amy Jones Alden Kerr Charles Kerr Andrew LaPlant Frank LaPlante Sabrina Lashua Cheri Law Kelly Leroux Stefanie MacDonald Gingerbread Mann Amanda McCarthy Harold Meek Julie Myers Andrea Palm David Peabody Monica Phillips Patricia Popp Gina Provost Niki Robert Cynthia Spicer Tina Terry Tammy Todd Roxie VanSant Betty Walrath Kelly Woods Stefanie MacDonald JUNIORS 19 The Footsteps to Success Top: Lynn© Backus, Ted Belcer, Jason Bowman, Michelle Boyea, Anne Marie Burnham, Elizabeth Corbine. Right: Roy Dana, Joseph Dashner, Jonathan Davenport, Jennifer Doran, and Michelle Dowling. Above: Homer Dubey, Michael Flint, Herbert French, Philip Giardino, Adam Heller, Anthony Henrie. Right: Beth Corbine and Tina Hinkley; Tina Hinkley, Shannon Kerr, Derek LaPlante. Absent: Pamela Hubbard. 20 Far left; Class Officers: Shannon Kerr, Jennifer Doran, Meghan Sovay, T.J. Sellers, Lynne Backus, Erin Nulty Left: Meghan Sovay Above: Elwyn Lashua, Roger Lashua, Denelle Marsh, Kevin Marsh, Daniel McBroom, Erin Nulty. Left: Tina Peets, Candy Provost, Joanne Russell, Thomas Sellers, Steve Sharrow Bottom: James Simmons, Meghan Sovay, Melissa Streeter, Melanie Thompson, Cory Towne, Jeremy Watson. SOPHOMORES 21 A Fresh Beginning Above: left- Jodi Rice, center- class officers- Anne Marie Garno, James Piiparinen, Jonathan Frucci, Ryan Snider, right- Darrin Goodrow, Brad Provost Rebecca Blackmon Aaron Bullock Kim Bush Shane Bush Michelle Callaghan Micheline Cossette Ray Dana Kerry Davenport Jessica Dickinson David Dunn Chris Farnsworth Sonny Farnsworth Karrie Fleming Erin Flynn Doug Folsom Patty Fortier Chris Frucci 22 Freshmen Kelly Woods Jonathan Frucci Anne Marie Garno Scott Gollaher Darrin Goodrow Erin Hance Greg Hanley Tonya Kelley Daniel Kerr Kelley Laurin Jeffrey Marsh Paul Martin Clancy McDonald Craig Perrault James Piiparinen Brad Provost Kim Provost Melissa Pryce Joseph Refici Jodi Rice Scott Sayyeau Kim Sellers Brad Siskavich Ryan Snider Todd Szlamczynski Tonya Terry Brian Thivierge James Thomas Kristen Todd Bradley Watson Lyle Whitton 23 Row 1: Chris Adams, Brandy Besaw, Shirley Brickey, Jerry Bush, Robbie Campbell ; Row 2: Katie Cherepon, Shelly Christian, Amy Clark, Kevin Finley, Jackie Goldie. i Below, clockwise: Jeff Smith; Todd Shaw and Shannon Solon; Kevin Gollaher; Jason Hanley; Danielle Wright; Jason Hanley; Justin Hanley and Bradford Watson. THE END OF AN ERA. 24 EIGHTH GRADE Top row: Justin Hanley, Paula Harper, Caleb Heller, Kenny Hitchman, Karen Hubbard ; Second row: Jennifer Johnson, Lena LaTray, Janice McIntosh, Katie Palm, Nikki Piiparinen ; Third row: Brendon Pomerville, Daniel Reil, Todd Shaw, Jeffrey Smith, Shannon Solan, Stephanie Tebo , Fourth row: Roberta Thompson, Frank Thornton, Patricia Toohey, Bradford Watson, Danielle Wright, Pam Wright Tammy Todd EIGHTH GRADE 25 Seventh Heaven... Top: Kelly Adams, Shannon Adams, Megan Avery, Leanne Belcer, Jeffrey Bigwarfe, Maxine Bresett RIGHT: Bobbie Jo Christian, Nathan Colburn, Margaret Come, Michael Come, Smokey. i Top: Michael Cossette, Stella Crandall, Thomas D'Angelo, Tamara Delair, Craig Demmon, Jessica Didion. Right: Jennifer Dowling, Mandy Dowling, Rushton Dowling, Renee Dunn, Bridgett Facey, Elizabeth Giardino, Justin Goddart i 26 SEVENTH GRADE Top: Jennifer Henrie, Kimberly Hubbard, Jennifer Humphrey, Daniel Johnson, Chad Kerr, Patrick LaPlante; left: Brenda Lashua, Jane LeRoux, Robert Martin, Stacy McCarthy, David Meek. Top: Tamara Merkley, Tammy Miller, Julie Provost, Marion Refici, Chad Robert, Richard Rusaw. Left: Jessica Smith, Kelly Smith, Lorris Smith, William Smith, Janelle Snider; below: Amber Tatnall, Carrie Tatnall, Justin Thompson, Wade Tupper, Brian Watson, Ronald Whitney PATTY POPP and AMANDA MCCARTHY SEVENTH GRADE 27 My Advice to the Seniors by Nicole Cook Hey Seniors! I've got some advice tor you! You should go to college first of all; Or go home and listen to your parents drive you up the wall; You can make some money or get a honey. You can have some children or keep on earning Go out and buy a car so you can go far, far, far away. Buf Please, Please, Please don't do drugs or drink and drive, So you can stay alive. Well Seniors, I hope you take my advice 'Cause if you do, it might turn out nice. Mrs. Shene's homeroom at top, front row: Jacqueline Besaw, Terry Wendt, J.J. McIntosh, Nicole Shampine, David Martin, Melissa Peabody, Jennifer Snider; Second row: Christina Reil, Ethan Healy, Steven Pinson, Joseph Williams, Aaron Price, Julie Marsh, Lynn Cooper; Row three: Mrs. Shene, Amber Thompson, Kole Burgess, Robin Hance, Kathy Hubbard, John Provost, Chrystal Ellis, and Jeremy Thompson. Top right: Michael Ritzenthaler, Joseph Williams,Aaron Price; above right: Nicole Shampine and J.J. McIntosh. Sixth grade Todd Robert and Dana Grammo Miss Galvin's homeroom at top, front row: James Rice, Ian Brown, Robert Tebo lll,Robert Watson, Paul Ward, Corey Woodward; Second Row: Nicole Cook, Michael Ritzenthaler, Brandi MacCue, Bobbie Finley, Christine Clark, Michael Adams, Alison Benjamin; Third Row: Theodore Smith, Nicole Smith, David Peek, Brandon Gollaher, Sarah Lunderman, Crystal Provost, Tina Thomas, Jennifer Hanley, Miss Galvin. Center left: Robert Watson and Brandi MacCue, Center: Jennifer Snider, Bottom left: Joe Williams; right:lan Brown, Michael Adams, Corey Woodward. Right: front row: Nicole Russo, Jon Huckle, Heather Cook, Aprelle Curtis; second row: Matthew Lunderman, Blake Siskavich, April Bebee, Shawn Kerr, Kirk Goodrow, Brandee Smith; third row: Steven Pickering, Kristie Solon, Misty Ober, Melissa Morey, Sarah Bissonette, Robert Provost, Eamonn O'Connor; back row: Mr. Collins, Patrick McDonald, Micheal Hanley, Charles Allen, Michelle Bowman; Top: Heidi Hitchman, Michael Sovay, and Leroy McBroom; upper left: Mr. Collins and Christine Shampine; upper right: Judy Cherepon 30 FIFTH GRADE Stefanie MacDonald Front row: LeRoy McBroom, Christine Shampine, James Marsh, Micheal Tebo, Andrew Smith; second row: Lucinda Bullock, Brian Towne, Linette Hickey, Melissa Todd, Melinda Harris, Andrew Bigwarfe, Ambrose Ezro; third row: Michael Sovay, Laura Walrath, Judy Cherepon, Janet Spicer, Matthew Cooper, James Nolan, Mrs. LaRocque; back row: David Bush, Heidi Hitchman, Kelly Smith, Kenneth Smith, John Waters; Middle left: Brian Towne; Middle right: Kirk Goodrow and Blake Siskavich; Bottom: John Waters; Bottom right: Nicole Russo, Jon Huckle and Blake Siskavich 31 FIFTH WlWatt Primltrt As the graduating class of 1997 enters fourth grade, they will be learning a new challenge. This is just one of the many stepping stones in their future. This year Mrs. Dana will teach these fourth graders French. Most of these students do not know a word in French, so this will be a bit of a challenge. They will be learning how to say everyday words such as the numbers, months, days of the week and common salutations. Challenges like these make fourth grade exciting and will make them want to learn more French in fifth grade, and someday maybe they will visit France. First Row: Chad Pelo, Joshua Ward, Blayne Finley, John Shampine, Amber Woods; Row 2: Angela Dumas, Gary Ward, Rebekah Heller, Ryan LaFrance, Jonathan Latimer, Michael Sharpe, James Fleming, Jessica VanPelt; Row 3: Kristina Peek, Tracy Wright, Melissa Tupper, Denise Kerr, Tara Thivierge. Jaime More- house; Row 4: Jeremy Willard, Kevin Tebo, Kylie Adams, Matthew Daniels. by TANYA JURKOVICH 32 FOURTH GRADE r Front Row: Nicole Hanley, Robert Lachut, Jennifer Williams, Eric Finley; Row 2: Elizabeth Ritzenth- aler. Brad Finley, Tanya Thomas, Tammy Clark, Alan Facey, Scott West, Sandra Baker; Row 3: Donnie Colburn, Stacey Reil, Amber LaTray, Nicholas Bush, Marc Chick, Emily Smith, Herbert MacCue, Mrs. Manchester; Row 4: Matthew Nolan, Craig Dur- ham, Heather Hitchman, April Provost, Crystal Heath. Center Top: Mrs. Palm and Angela Dumas; Center: Matthew Nolan; Left: Emily Smith; Above: Michael Sharpe. FOURTH GRADE 33 Third Grade Is A Year To... Make Yourself Proud. Christopher Northrop Third grade is a year to learn multiplica- tion and division. We also find time to learn how to write in cursive. When we are not busy working, we enjoy playing, and are all very creative making things. Below: Lorriane Baker, Sadie Meyer. Bottom picture; front: Amy Durham, Jason Wendt, Benjamin Bissonette, Rebecca Durham, Susanna French; Second row: Mike Morey, Luke Ziemba, Adam Thompson, Danielle Hall, Rose Blanding, Lisa Ober, Nathan Brown; Top row: Kurt Flubacher, Matthew Hanley, Spencer Baxter, Fred Ler- oux, Christopher Hale, Anthony Frucci, Jamie Gates, Joy Pryce, Mrs.Betrus. 34 THIRD GRADE Top, front row: Lorraine Baker, Travis Whitcomb, Travis Davenport, Noel Bennette, Amber Sovay; second row: Steve Durham, Nichole Huckle, Kimberly Proctor, Cale Nolan, Heather Kerr, Sadie Meyer; third row: Richard Allen, Kevin Allen, Roswell Ezro, Patrick Hanley, Martha Pitts, Christopher Northrop, Derek Benjamin, Rodney Finley. Left: Travis Whitcomb. Center: Sadie Meyer and Cale Nolan. Above: Heather Kerr. Bottom left: Rodney Finley and Richard Allen. Center: Amber Sovay and Martha Pitts. KRISTY MOORE JULIE MYERS THIRD GRADE 35 Scott Riley Front: Angela Marsh, Larry D'Angelo, April Lashua, Craig LaTray. Second row: Shane Beaulieu, April Dumas, John Laurin, Jessica Wendt, Ron Walrath, Tim Thomas, Chrissy Latimer. Third row: Bobbi Durham, Heather Campbell, Sara Tupper, Justin Rathman, Crystal Curtis, Wendy Woods, Scott Daniels. Fourth row: Charles Hall, Jennifer Reil, Brad Dumas, Joy Davenport, Angela Todd, Miss Pomerville. Right: Angela Marsh, Angela Todd, Larry D'Angelo, Christena Latimer, Joy Davenport, Bobbi Durham, Ron Walrath, John Laurin, and Jessica Wendt. Above: John Laurin and Justin Rathman. Right: Gary Hall and Tonya Pomerville. 36 SECOND GRADE T ON O N E In second grade, I like to read best of all...by Janielle Ward. Above: Janet Snider, Nicholas Shank, Kirk Jones and Heather Reil. Below, front: Jesse Smith, Alexis Durham, Tanya Pomerville, Michael Casciaro, Cassandra Stafford, Damian Johnson. Second row: Victoria Sharp, Malinda Hayes, Carrie Curtis, Janet Snider, Heather Reil, Lisa Marsh, Jamie Terry. Third row: Gary Hall, Jonathan Adams, Kimberly Woodward, Nicholas Shank, Heather Provost, Janielle Ward, Chasqua Laurin, George Reed; back: Miss Miller. Right: Chasqua Laurin. ’ Above: Benjamin Peets. Right, front: Crystal Adams, Tanya Stenoski, Benjamin Peets, Marci Casciaro; 2nd row: Victor Ashley, Kenny Cyrus, John Swinyer, Steven Bush, Patti Jo Drake, Johathan Poole; back: Robert Bennett, Jessica Smithers, Wayne Walrath, Joseph Wasilewski, Jason Proctor, and Mrs. Gardner. PRE-FIRST and FIRST GRADE r i First Choice Left: Dominic Russo, Heather Blanding, Jeremy Clark, Loren Woodard, Jason LaTray. 2nd row: Richard Ashley, Erin LaTray, Philip Boyd, Goldie Dowling, Darren Kerr, Amanda Davenport, Lee Finley. Back: Daryl Smith, Laura Flubacher, Marcie Morey, Corey Hall, Timothy Root, Elizabeth Bush, Matthew Thivierge, Mrs. Stacy Absent: Tamara Smith and Nolan Gardner. Above, front: Mistral Dodson, Richard Wright, Donald Lashomb, Aaron Ziemba, and Jacqueline Tennant. 2nd row: Jedediah Gates, Robert McGuinness, Brian Pelo, Karl Wizner, Rebecca Bissonette, Mary Foster, Michael Borelli and Brooks Fraser. Back: Mrs. Yartz, Ronald Wendt, Breanna Siskavich, Candy Sharpe, Larry Welling, Jill Pryce, Michelle Hanley, Adrian Healy and Carolyn Allen. Left: Jed Gates. Near left: Erin LaTray. debby FIRST GRADE 39 7' The Age of Enlightenment: 2001 KINDERGARTEN. On the floor: Bernard Cook, David Wright, Dennis Peabody, Sara Farnsworth, Ashley Bullock, Emelyn Rathman; second row: Chantelle Abrantes, Jill LaParr, Corey Coleman, Mary LaTray, Lisa Marsh, Jamie Dur- ham, Jeremiah Bush; third row: Lyndsay Nolan, Margeaux Durham, Tara Dumas, Shana Ward, Rebecca Cooper, Holly Tatnall, Jessica Reil. Top row: Mr. Hamm, Cory Solon, Jesse Silsby, Zachary Sullivan, Clifford LaTray, Jef- frey Durham, Christopher Pryce. Absent: Kelly Woodward. With the many changes that have been made in Kindergarten this year, it has been a special challenge. First the resignation of Mrs. Balchikonis, then the hiring of Miss Woods and Mrs. Johnson. Next, because of the two classes being so large, we were divided into three. Thus, we Kindergar- teners have had to adjust and re- adjust to new friends, new teach- ers, and a new environment. Top center: Going back to class. Top right, from top: Tuesday More- house; 2nd: Bridgett Bowman, Ash- ley Bullock; 3rd: Alan Adams; 4th: Shannon Weeks. Left: Mr. Hamm. Right: Miss Woods. Center: Mrs. Johnson. Center right: Mrs. Balchi- konis. Bottom left; floor: Karen Bee- be, James Todd, Alan Adams, Chad West, Scott Hayes; second row: Shannon Weeks, Tuesday Mor- ehouse, Aftonn Baker, Christopher Colburn, Robert Ezro, Sherri Harmer; third row: Kyle Shene, Nicole Reil, Shayla Brown, Matthew Reed, Terry Thomas, Kerry Ohman, and Danielle Whitcomb. Top: Thomas Bissonette, Joshua Duchano, Meagan Hair, Bridgett Bowman, Michael Solon, and Erica Zaluski. Absent: Stacy Jones. GINA PROVOST and KELLY WOODS A , ove top: David Northrop; above center: deth Woods and William Hooven; above: Derrick Daniels and Jaimie Salcido. Right: Michael Hall. 2002 GRADUATES Top, A.M. Class: Front:Holly Durham, Karl Price, Jamie Finley, Craig Peabody, Justin Valentine, David Northrop, Derrick Daniels, Jaimie Salcido, Gilbert Tebo, Nathan Shene. Row two: Jeffrey Corbine, Clifford Pickering, Koty Wisner, Nicole Zaluski, Wilber Copeland. Bottom, P.M. Class: Front: Dustin Ezro, Matthew Adams, Keith Simmons, Beth Woods, Brad Ohmann, Randolph Holiday, Michael Huckle, William Hooven, Lucas Reil, Aimee Fraser; Row two: Heidi Durham, Amanda Akey, Brad Romasser and Rachel Guiles. PRE-K 41 TIM DANIELS Top left: Stefanie MacDonald; Top right: Joseph Christian, Amber Woods, Miss Finch; Middle left: Mrs. Munro; Middle center: Miss Johnson; Middle right: Donald Duck 42 ACEDEMICS Le Cercie Francais Top left: Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupre; Top center: Miss. Nasci; Top right: Bus drivers: Judy Popp and Laura Provost; Middle left: La Chutes Montmoracy; Middle center: Andrea Palm, Nick Moro, Patty Popp, Tanya Jurkovich, Katie VanWinkle, Lynne Rusaw; Middle right: Mr. Shult. Left: front row: Shannon Kerr, Joanne Russell, Melonie Thompson, Jennifer Doran, Amanda McCarthy, Patty Popp, Stefanie MacDonald; second row: Kelly Woods, Tony Henrie, Jason Bowman, Adam Heller, Billy Pickering, Meghan Sovay, Joshua Dickinson, Melissa Streeter, T.J. Sellers, Katie VanWinkle; back row: James Simmons, Peter Hartmann, Darrin Bigwarfe, Lynne Backus, Angela LaRose, Erin Nulty, Cory Perrault, Ted Belcer, Tanya Jurkovich, Andrea Palm. Stefanie MacDonald French Club 43 I NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY A. y t £ Above: Kelly Woods; middle: Amy Jones; right: new inductees. 44 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY i I Center, THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, front: Patty Popp, Stefanie MacDonald, Amanda McCarthy, Katie VanWinkle, Chris Bebee, Charles Brown, Jeanine Janacek, Tammy Pea- body, Andrea Palm, and Amy Jones. Back: Kelly Woods, Thomas Nulty, Michelle Smith, Tanya Jurkovich, David Fleming, Nick Moro, Charles Maracle, Kelly Janack, Rebecca Rixon, Josh Dickinson, and Ali Gumus. JEANINE JANACEK The Cream of the Crop...Whiz Quiz. Tammy Todd's Car with the JV Cheerleaders Students' Cars WHIZ QUIZ, left: Scott Riley, Louis Thorton, David Fleming and Josh Dickinson. Below: Christian Beebe and David Fleming. Above: Thomas Nulty's car; above right: Tammy Peabody, Dana Grammo The parking lot and Jeanine Janacek's cars. WHIZ QUIZ 45 ACROSS THE SEAS Top left: Belgian Coat of Arms, Top right: Helsinki Cathedral, Center left: Katie VanWinkle, Center right: Kelly Woods, Bot- tom far left: Nicola Moro, Bot- tom center left: Katie VanWin- kle, Bottom center right: Ali Gumus. Mrs. Tate, Bottom far right: Bursa, Turkey This year, we have three foreign exchange students. They are Nicola Moro, from Italy, who is staying with Mr. and Mrs. Ron Rixon and fam- ily of Star Lake, Ali Gumus, from Turkey, who is staying with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Tate of Star Lake, and Katie VanWinkle, from Belgium, who is staying with Mrs. Barbara Hammond of Star Lake. In addition, C-F's Kelly Woods participated in the A.F.S. Summer Exchange Program in Fin- land. Kelly, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Woods of Newton Falls, spent two months with Antero and Raili Pajari and family of Helsinki. Kelly Wood! 46 A.F.S. MWl'IP K SAY CHEESE! Club picture-Top: Angela LaRose, Dar- rin Bigwarfe, Robert Simmons, Middle: Robert Pommerville, Kristy Moore, Brid- get Provost, Clay Pelno, Front: Mrs. Meyer, Anne Chambers, Gina Provost, Top right: Bridgett Provost, Top center: Anne Chambers, Top right: Gina Pro- vost, Center right: Clay Pelno, Bottom right: Darrin Bigwarfe, Gina Provost Photo Club i Kelly Woods 47 Upper right: Jeanine Janacek; middle left: Kelly Woods; middle center: Todd Robert; middle right: Tanya Jurkovich and Lynne Rusaw; right: Tanya Jurkovich; far right: top row: Patty Popp, Andrea Palm, Christian Beebe, Stefanie MacDonald, Amanda McCarthy, Dana Grammo; second row: Tammy Todd, Julie Myers, Alden Kerr, Cindy Spicer, Kelly Woods; front row: Gina Provost, Tanya Jurkovich, Mr. Yartz, Jeanine Janacek 48 Yearbook Stefanie MacDonald I QUIT! I HATE THIS CLASS! These are familiar words in yearbook class, especially around deadline times, But few of us ever actually leave. The class gives us pressure, responsibility, opportunity, and freedom. Why else would we put in these long hours after school when we are all hungry and have three hours of homework awaiting us when we get home? It is because of the challange that working on the yearbook gives us. Upper left: Billy Pickering and Amanda McCarthy; middle left: Tim Daniels; middle center: Dana Grammo and Kristy Moore; middle right: Lynne Rusaw; Left: Kelly Woods and Gina Provost; above: Patty Popp and Stefanie MacDonald Yearbook 49 Stefanie MacDonald Musical People in Musical Places Above: Junior Band Officers: Stephanie Tebo, Lea Belcer, Caleb Heller; above right: Kelly Woods and Chris Beebe; right, SENIOR BAND, front: Patty Popp, Andrea Palm, Amanda McCarthy, Lynne Backus; row two: Mr. Shult, Shelly Smith, Joanne Russell, Shannon Kerr, Meghan Sovay, Kathy Briggs; row three: Chris Beebe, Kim Sellers, Ted Belcer, Phil Giardino, Adam Heller, Erin Nulty, Kelly Woods; row four: T.J. Sellers, Jason Bowman, Katie VanWinkle, Melissa Streeter, Eric Vater. 50 BAND CHRIS BEEBE Left, JUNIOR BAND, front, Megan Avery, Kelly Adams, Tammy Merkley, Jennifer Henrie, Jane LeRoux, Katie Palm; row two: Carrie Tatnall, Amy Clark, Elizabeth Giardino, Marion Refici, Stephanie Tebo, Leanne Belcer, Amber Tatnall; row three: Mr. Shult, Kim Sellers, Erin Nulty, Janelle Snider, Craig Demmon, Chris Adams, Lynne Backus, Eric Vater and Caleb Heller. Above left. Senior Band Officers: Kelly Woods, Andrea Palm, Shelly Smith, above: ROCK BAND, front row: Andrea Palm, Kim Sellers, Lynne Backus, Kelly Woods, Chris Beebe; back row: Jason Bowman, Jason Didion, Mr. Shult, Eric Vater. Left: T.J. Sellers, Eric Vater BAND 51 In This Very Room 52 Above, right: Andrea Palm, Kristin Todd, Jessica Dickinson, T.J. Sellers, Cindy Spicer, Kelly Woods, Michelle Callaghan, Jodi Rice, Kathy Briggs and Bill Pickering. Right, SENIOR CHORUS: front, Tonya Terry, Melissa Pryce, Kim Bush; row two: Amanda McCarthy, Patty Popp, Stefanie MacDonald, Jessica Dickinson; row three: Kathy Briggs, Melissa Streeter; row four: Rebecca Blackmon, Shelly Smith, Andrea Palm, Katie VanWinkle; row five: Erin Hance, Julie Myers, Kristin Todd, Jodi Rice; row six: Christian Beebe, T.J. Sellers, James Piiparinen, Kelly Woods, and Bill Pickering. CHORUS ANDREA PALM TOP: Renee Dunn, Jennifer Woods, Kim Hubbard MIDDLE: front row: Carrie Tatnall, Jennifer Henrie, Danielle Wright, Amy Clark, Brandy Besaw, and, Stacey McCarthy; row two: Jennifer Johnson, Shannon Solon, Richard Rusaw, Jeffrey Smith, and Tamara Delair; row three: Wade Tupper, Pam Wright, Megan Avery, Shirley Brickey, Tamara Merkley, and Janice McIntosh; row four: Nikki Piiparinen, Marion Refeci, Jackie Goldie, Katherine Palm, Paula Harper, and Margaret Come; back row: Janelle Snider, Jessica Didion, Jennifer Humphrey, Lena LaTray, Jessica Smith, Bobbie Jo Christian, Julie Provost, Brian Watson, and Lorris Smith. 53 The Play's the Thing Top right: front row: Patty Popp; row 2: Becky Rixon, Amanda McCarthy, Shelly Smith; row 3: T.J. Sellers, Christian Beebe, Kate Cherepon; Below: officers: Patty Popp, Bill Pickering, Josh Dickinson Front row: Danielle Wright, Julie Myers, Becky Rixon, Patty Popp, Lynne Rusaw, Amy Clark; row 2: Stefanie MacDonald, T.J. Sellers, Amanda McCarthy, Shelly Smith; row 3: Nikki Piiparinen, Katie VanWinkle, Marion Refici, Christian Beebe, Kate Cherepon, Bill Pickering. 54 DRAMA CLUB Top left: Bruce Folsom, Peter Hartmann, Jason Di- dion; Top center: Bridgett Provost; Top right: T.J. Sellers; Middle left: Becky Rixon; Middle center: Ryan Snider; Middle right: Cory Towne SPORTS 55 JUMP!! SHOUT!! Top left: Front- Roxy VanSant. Sec- ond row: Bridgett Provost, Angela LaRose, Kelly Leroux, Katie VanWin- kle, Staci Wood, Becky Rixon, Chris- tena Shene. Third row: Clarissa Whitney, Brandy Averill, Niki Robert, Tina Terry. Middle: Pyramid-building, with spectators Becky Heller, San- dra Baker, Emily Smith, Jackie Be- saw. Top right: Clarissa Whitney; right: Becky Rixon; far right: team meeting 56 Cheerleading Kelly Woods . . . KNOCK YOURSELF OUT!! Top left: Shannon Kerr, Monica Phillips, Team: Floor- Kristen Todd, Tammy Todd, Monica Phillips, Kim Hickey, Eliza- beth Corbine, Second row: Kelley Laurin, Jodi Rice, Shannon Kerr, Top: Melissa Pryce, Center left: Elizabeth Corbine, Center: The Whole Gang , Center right: Tammy Todd, Bottom left: Shannon Kerr, Elizabeth Corbine, Kim Hickey, Tammy Todd 57 Full Court Press Above: VARSITY, front: Scott Riley, Chris Beebe, Jason Bebee, Dana Grammo, Cory Towne, Ali Gumas; back: Coach John Brown, Jim Farnsworth, Brian Eddy, Clay Pelno, Harold Meek, Dave Fleming, Scott Corbine, Andrew LaPlant, Niall O'Connor and Cory Perrault Above right: Cory Perrault Right: SENIORS, bottom: Dave Fleming, Niall O'Connor, Scott Riley, Cory Perrault, Ali Gumas, top: Jim Farnsworth, Clay Pelno, Dana Grammo, and Brian Eddy. Below: Dana Grammo Below center: Clay Pelno Bottom right: Scott Riley and Brian Eddy 58 Seventh and Eighth grade boys: Coach Dan Drake, Jeff Smith, Jeff Bigwarfe, Kevin Finley, Shannon Adams, and Justin Hanley. Above left, JUNIOR VARSITY, front: Brad Siskavich, Ryan Snider, Craig Perrault; row two: Brad Provost, Scott Sayyeau, Brian Thivierge, Doug Folsom, Jason Hanley, Ray Dana and Lyle Whitton. Above: Niall O'Connor; far left: Scott Corbine, Brian Eddy and Niall O'Connor; left: Clay Pelno. Below: Cory Towne. 59 Run 'til You ... Top left: Andrea Palm and Cassie Davenport; top center: Josh Rusaw; top right: Melissa Streeter and Cassie Davenport. Above: SENIORS Lynne Rusaw, Cassie Davenport, Kelly Janack. Right: Lynne Rusaw; far right: Andrea Palm. Floor: Coach Miss Reynolds. Standing: Cindy Spicer, Katie Palm, Erin Nulty, Julie Myers, Andrea Palm, Melissa Streeter, Lynne Rusaw, Cassie Davenport, Kelly Janack. 60 GIRLS' BASKETBALL Rise! Top left: James Farnsworth and Shirley Brickey; top center: Lena LaTray; top right: Paula Harper and Amy Clark. Left: kneeling: Paula Harper and Jane LeRoux; standing: Lena LaTray, Shirley Brickey, Mrs. LaTray, Kim Hubbard, Marion Refeci, Amy Clark. Above: Jane LeRoux. GIRLS BASKETBALL 61 1 WRESTLEMANIA '89 Above: front row: Todd Shaw, Billy Smith, Mike Cossette, Patrick LaPlante; back row: Coach Robert Lachut, Roy Dana, Scott Bebee, Joe Refici, James Piiparinen, Top right: JUNIOR HIGH:Todd Shaw, Mike Cossette, Patrick LaPlante, Billy Smith. Above: Mike Cossette. Middle: JUNIOR VARSITY: Coach Lachut, Roy Dana, Scott Bebee, Joe Refici, James Piiparinen. Far right: Joe Refici and Roy Dana. Bottom right: Darrin Goodrow. 62 WRESTLING by DANA Top left: Tom Sellers, Homer Dubey, Jon Davenport, Darrin Goodrow; back row: Mr. Lachut, David Peabody, Thomas Nulty, Robert Simmons, Coach Kenny Reil, Scott Kelley, Chris Burnham, Coach Russo. Top right: SENIORS Tom Nulty, Robert Simmons, Scott Kelley. Middle far left: Thomas Nulty. Left: David Peabody: Bottom left: Tom Sellers. Bottom right: The team cheer. WRESTLING 63 Tunes Get 'em Every Time! Top, SENIORS: front, Tammy Peabody, Lynne Rusaw, and Michelle Smith; second row: Angela LaRose, Kristy Moore, and Angela Bovay; back: Bridgett Provost, Tanya Jurkovich and Katie VanWinkle. Above: Goalie Kristy Moore; above right: Bridgett Provost. Right, VARSITY: front, Patty Popp, Amanda McCarthy, Stefanie MacDonald, Tina Terry, Lynne Rusaw; row two: Shelly Smith, Shannon Kerr, Bridgett Provost, Kristy Moore, Tammy Peabody, Gina Provost, Katie VanWinkle, Melissa Streeter, Mr. Lachut; back: Angela LaRose, Angela Bovay, Tanya Jurkovich, Cindy Spicer, Erin Nulty, Kelly Leroux, Julie Myers. t 64 GIRLS' SOCCER MODIFIED: Front: Jennifer Henrie, Leanne Belcer, Staci McCarthy, Julie Provost, Brandy Besaw, Amy Clark, Jennifer Humphrey. Second row: Carrie Tatnall, Melissa Pryce, Jennifer Woods, Kelly Adams, Amber Tatnall, Roberta Thompson, Elizabeth Giardino, Tonya Terry, Lena LaTray. Third row: Janelle Snyder, Stella Crandall, Shannon Solon, Shirley Brickey, Kim Hubbard, Stephanie Tebo, Megan Avery, Kim Sellers, Jessica Dickinson, Jessica Didion, Bridgett Facey, Mrs. Wendt. Fourth row: Jodi Rice, Marion Refici, Erin Flynn, Nikki Piiparinen, Patty Fortier, Paula Harper, Kelly Laurin. Top right: Amanda McCarthy; Lower left: Becky Rixon, Kelly Leroux, Stefanie MacDonald; Above: Coach's lecture. There I sit on the cold, hard bench as I watch my soccer team battle it out with another team. It starts to rain and the wind blows, making us bench warmers even colder. We pile onto ourselves all the jackets that were left on the bench by the “starters . Once in a while a benchwarmer goes into the game to give a starter a rest. The first half goes by and some of the benchwarmers haven't gone in yet. I am one of them I move down the bench to give one of the starters room to sit down. My father's words echo in my mind. The only way you'll get hurt in this game is if you get a sliver! I know he was only kidding, but it is the sad truth. Two thirds of the way through the game, I hear the coach telling me to get my warm-ups off. Oh, boy. this is it! He tells me who to go in for and gives me d few pointers. I'm going in as fullback, the position I've played since 7th grade. I walk over to the table to report in. I have to wait for the ball to go out of bounds. There it goes, but it's off our team. Only subs from the other team can go in. Goal kick! I can go in now. The ball is at the other end of the field, so all I have to do is look like I know what I'm doing. It seems like fullbacks are always hoping that the line will make a mistake, willing them to. just so we have a chance to make a play Here comes the ball. On my side, too! I start running up towards it. but-no-a halfback kicks it back up to the line. Better luck next time. I take a few steps back so I'm not up too far and it sails over my head. That would be dangerous unless the center fullback is backing me up. The ball is coming my way again. I jog toward it. not wanting to look too eager in case a halfback gets to it first again. It went over the halfback's head! It bounces and I trap it just like the coach taught us. Then I boot it up. making sure it goes to someone on our team The play is successful! I'm ready for the ball to come again. Then- ring-ding-ding- Erin, you're out! I'll have to wait 'til next time.by Erin Nulty GINA PROVOST GIRLS' SOCCER 65 Offsides? For the last thirteen years, the Clifton-Fine Varsity Boys' Soccer Teams have been successful under the direction of Mr. La- Duc. All of his teams appreciate the time, effort, and dedication he has given to us. He has taught us many things, such as, how to play the game, how to win, and especially, how to work together as a team. We will miss Mr. LaDuc next soccer sea- son but will remember all that he has taught us and use it to be successful. We thank him for all he has done for us. Kelly Woods Top Right: Captains; Bill Pickering, Dana Grammo, Brian Eddy, Josh Dickin- son;Middle: Jim Belcer, Josh Dickinson, Cory Towne; Harry Meek; Bot- tom Left: Clay Pelno Front row:Danny Reil, Nathan Colburn, Richard Rusaw, Todd Shaw, Danny Kerr, David Meek, Caleb Heller; Row 2: Bradford Watson, Bradley Watson, Craig Perrault, Kenneth Hitchman, Christopher Frucci, Brian Watson, Ryan Snider, Wade Tupper, Brad Siskavich, Shannon Adams, Jeffrey Smith; Back row: Eddy Trimm; Lyle Whitton, James Piiparinen, Jon Frucci, Jason Hanley, Clancey McDonald, Shane Bush, Coach Kenny Reil ( 66 Boy's Soccer Top left to right: team pep talk; Josh Dickinson, Kelly Woods; Bottom left : Ryan Snider; Middle: Jason Hanley, Bradford Watson, Caleb Heller, Nathan Colburn Front row: Nick Moro, Cory Towne, T.J. Sellers, Dana Grammo, Josh Dickinson, Ali Gumas; Back row: Bill Pickering, Jim Belcer, Ted Belcer, Harry Meek, Brian Eddy, David Fleming, Kelly Woods, Scott Corbine, Alden Kerr, Mr. LaDuc Boy's Soccer 67 Far above: Jim Belcer, Tom Nulty, Peter Hartmann, Chrystal Marsh, Brian Eddy Above: Clarissa Whitney Right: Angela LaRose, Tammy Peabody, Coach Lachut Opposite page: top left: Kelly Leroux; top right: Patty Popp and Mr. Yartz; middle left: James Piiparinen; middle right: Bridgett Provost; Bottom: Tom Nulty. 68 SENIORS STRIKE AGAIN! The Senior Play. Above: Kristy Moore, Niall O'Connor, Tammy Peabody Top right: PINK PANTHERS; Crystal Marsh, Tanya Jurkovich. Right: THE CAST, front: Cassie Davenport, Bridgett Provost, Kelly Janack, Becky Rixon, Anne Chambers, Kathy Briggs, Kristy Moore, Katie VanWinkle. Back row; Billy Pickering, Brian Eddy, Peter Hartmann, Jim Belcer, Crystal Marsh, Darrrin Bigwarfe, Tom Nulty, Angela LaRose, Cory Perrault, Chris Peets, Tanya Jurkovich, Niall O'Connor and Tammy Peabody. Ab- sent: Nick Moro, Shelly Smith. 70 SENIOR PLAY by TANYA JURKOVICf THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1989 presents “Zhe Vink Panther Strikes Again” FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1988 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1988 CLIFTON-FINE CENTRAL SCHOOL AUDITORIUM 8:00 P.M. Adults $3.50 Top: Mrs.Anne Rixon, Anne Chambers. Center left: Crystal Marsh, Tanya Jurkovich, Angela LaRose. Above: Mrs. Rixon, Peter Hartmann. Left: Hard at work; Cassie Davenport, Kelly Janack, Angela LaRose, Darrin Bigwarfe, Cory Perrault, Bridgett Provost, Peter Hart- mann, Katie VanWinkle. SENIOR PLAY 71 Shuttle Schools - Top left: Andrew Shene; right: Paul Johnson; Center: Jason Martin and Sa- mantha Morrison; far left: Eddie Trimm; left: Susan Adams; above. Diana Folsom. Top left: Tonya Terry, Cliff Pickering, and Karlton Pryce. Top right: Brid- gett Provost and Michelle Smith; above: Tammy Todd, Mr.Belcer, and Cynthia Spicer. Right: Bridgett Provost; left: Tammy Todd and Jus- tin Valentine. CLARISSA WHITNEY 73 More than just a School Middle Left: Kelly Leroux; cen- ter: Robert Waters; far right: Stacy Wood and Michelle Fine- ly Lower left: Kim Hickey and Danielle Doran; Above, P.M. BOCES: Front: Harry Hubbard, Scott Adams, Kim Hickey, Danielle Doran and Tim Boyd; back 2: James Farnsworth, Angela Bovay, Julie Goldie, Fred Marriam, Robert Waters and James Hinkley 74 BOCES JEANINE JANACEK BOCES Center: front: Frank LaPlante, Scott Corbine and Niki Robert; row two: Paul Martin, Amy Jones, Sabrina Lashua, Kim Provost, Sara French, Cheri Law, and Kelly Leroux; back: Andrew LaPlant, Scott Sayyeau, Carlton Brickey, David Peabody, Scott Gollaher, Charles Kerr, Scott Bebee and Kevin Finley. Far left: Niki Robert; center: Angela Bovay; right: Julie Goldie. BOCES 75 THE ST. LAWRENCE NATIONAL BANK Your Community Bank BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1989 BEST WISHES, SENIORS. DOUBLE B CERAMICS Classes - Greenware - and Supplies Benson Mines Road Phone 848-2007 Classes Monday through Thursday, 9-12 and Congratulations, Class of '89. Todd Supply, Inc. P.O. Box 41, Main Street Star Lake, New York 13690 Above: Roberta Thompson and Kelley Laurin; below. Kathy Briggs and Jennifer Russell. Congratulations, Seniors! from Durham's Auto Repair CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '89 Wildcliffe Lodge At the head of the lake. Cranberry Lake, New York Rooms, Food and Legal Beverages 77 LOCAL 1552 : . - . UNITED PAPER WORKERS INTERNATIONAL 4 UNION MAINTENANCE Best Wishes, Class of '89. BEST WISHES GRADUATES DR. JAMES LATIMER, M.D., P.C. Where hospitality remains a tradition” Good Food and Lodging 848-2095 Jean Burrows (Proprietor) GOOD LUCK SENIORS CONGRATULATIONS AIR MEASUREMENT t CONTROL CO. Paul Burrows, Manager HVAC Systems Function and Control Consultant Specializing on Cambridge VCC Equipment 1 Vincent St. P.O. Box 225 Carthage, N.Y. 13619 (315) 493-3822 Hitchman's Excavation Backhoe and Dozer Work Full Line of Cement and Steel. Septic Tanks and Dry wells. Road Work, Topsoil, Gravel and Stone. Rich Hitchman, Jr. 848-2878 Free Estimates Best Wishes to the Class of '89 from THE BARGAIN HUNTER Weekly Newspaper Serving the Area for 41 Years. Roger and Anita Backus 848-3669 CONGRATULATIONS from PARKSIDE GROCERY Open Daily 6 A.M. - 11 P.M. Deli, Cold Beer and Local Gas Teri and Murray Smithers Junior National Honor Society Left, The Junior National Honor Society, across the front: Brad Siskavich, Darrin Goodrow, Adam Heller and Kim Bush; row two: Ryan Snider, Jennifer Doran and Jessica Dickinson; row three: T.J. Sellers, Anne Garno and Kim Sellers; row four: Ted Belcer and Melissa Streeter; row five: Jodi Rice, Erin Nulty and Shannon Kerr; back row: James Piiparinen, Jon Frucci and Jason Bowman. Below: Mrs. LaRose takes care of bus passes. Congratulations from NORTHLAND agency, ltd. Insurance 265-2341 782-1300 4 Main Street 1116 Arsenal Street Potsdam, NY Watertown, NY Best Wishes, Graduates '89. Griffin 8 . Sovay Insurance Agency Indian Spirit Pep Rally, right: Cheerleaders Kelley Laurin and Tammy Todd; far right: coaches Dave Healy and John Brown. Below: Ken Hitchman and Tammy Merkley; center: cheerleaders Mr. Rider and Mr. Yartz; far right: Seniors show the spirit. Congratulations to the Parents of the Class of 1989! The Clifton-Fine Education Association Congratulations, Seniors! Little River Sales and Service 82 Good Luck, Seniors!! Congratulations to the Proud Seniors The Dry Dock Foster and Popham Rt, 3 7 Cranberry Lake Snowmobile, Outboard, Yardman Lawn I.O. and Small Equipment Engine Repair. 848-2248 General Contractors Quality Workmanship Dan Foster ' 848-2961 Dependable Service Tom Popham 848-2157 Dan's Parts Repairs Rt. 3, Fine, New York ■ Polaris Snowmobiles and ATV's ' Yamaha ATV's Husqvarna Chainsaws ' Used Sleds and ATV's ' 848-3587 Best Wishes, Graduates! Congratulations from Joe Popp OSWEGATCHIE AUTO ' Expert Auto Body Full Paint Jobs 848-2737 ' 24-Flour Towing Service 848-3629 Congratulations from Fil and Curtis Seamans Best Wishes, Graduates! Charlie Henrie Barber Shop Youngs Road Star Lake Best Wishes to the Graduates! Grant Kerr Insurance Agency Harrisville Star Lake Town and Country News Above: CLIFTON-FINE TERMITES: Shane Beaulieu, Amanda Avery, Jesse Smith, Kyle Shene, Mike Casciaro; standing: Coach Laurel Smith, assistant coach Jon Frucci, Mike Sharpe, Tony Frucci, Matt Hanley, Jonathan Latimer , assistant coach Jason Hanley. Missing: Larry D'Angelo and Nolan Gardner CLIFTON FINE Above, CLIFTON-FINE SQUIRTS: Ryan LaFrance, Alan Facey, Brian Towne, James Rice, Andy Bigwarfe, Meredith Avery, Marc Chick; Standing: Shawn Kerr, Coach Larry Hayes, Craig Durham, Nikki Smith, Mike Adams, Mike Hanley, John Waters, assistant coach Bruce Ohmann, Blake Siskavich. Missing: Robbie Hayes HOCKEY ASSOCIATION Middle, MIDGETS: Bill Pickering, Robert Waters, Derek Rixon, Peter Hartmann, Scott Riley, Shane Bush, Todd Robert. Back: Charles Kerr, Darrin Bigwarfe, Scott Gollaher, Harry Meek, Cory Towne, Larry Adams, Coach Dan Towne. Absent: Ass't coach Marty Perry, Scott Blackmon, Dana Grammo. Left, PEE WEES: Brian Watson, Jennifer Humphrey, David Meek, Jeff Smith, Chad Robert, Robert Watson, Ricky Rusaw; back: Ass't coach Don Watson, Ted Smith, Jeff Bigwarfe, Shannon Adams, Megan Avery, Ass't coach Lonnie Avery, Brandon Gollaher, Ronald Whitney, Chad Kerr and Coach Joe Bigwarfe. Right, BANTAMS: Jeff Marsh, Craig Perrault, Dan Kerr, Bradford Watson, Bradly Watson, Melissa Streeter, Brad Siskavich; back: Coach Bernie Siskavich, Greg Hanley, Kevin Gollaher, Jon Frucci, Jim Piiparinen, Jason Hanley, Ryan Snider, Ass't coach John Frucci; absent: Chris Frucci. 84 Congratulations! The Windfall House Open all year Restaurant and Lounge Tooley Pond Road 848-2691 Cranberry Lake Best Wishes to the Class of 1989 J.P. Derby Pharmacy 848-3393 i Good Luck Class of '89 Wayside Motel- Grocery Barb Moe Cossette Cranberry Lake, NY Sporting Goods Gas Oil Bait Snowmobile Parts X-C Ski 848-3634 Best Wishes, Seniors. • vy Clifton-Fine Boarding Home Fine, NY Best Wishes, Graduates! Francis Powers Plumbing Heating Star Lake, NY 848-2849 Gas Water Taxi Propane TROUT'S MARINA Boat and Canoe Rentals Tim (Nifty) Golden, Owner Renee Ph: (315) 848-3698 Cranberry Lake, N.Y. Langevin's Auto Repair Congratulations, Class of 1989. M@bii Gasoline Automotive Supplies 24 Hour Service Towing r ? r H Main Street Star Lake, New York 848-2824 13690 848-3664 Best Wishes to the Class of 1989!! From Fletcher's Motel. Route 3 Oswegatchie, New York 13670 (315) 848-2886 Congratulations, Seniors!! Courtesy of Nichols-Belleville Agency For All Your Insurance Needs Tupper Lake, NY (518) 359-3333 STARN'S Florist Complete Floral Arrangements 287-1360 or 287-3690 Somerville Road Gouverneur, NY 86 BOOSTERS Keith A. Shult The Belcers The Meyer Family Wayne and Pat Woods Patti, Steve, Corey, Sean, and Trevor Coleman Miss Woods' Class of 2001 Mark Padgett Paul and Karla Pryce Mr. and Mrs. Charles Palm The Todd Family Eilean Schuyler Bob and Sue Shene Chris Beebe Robert Latchut, Sr. The Frasers The Thomas Wendt Family Margaret Stevens Bonnie Moore and Carl Provost Jody Provost French and Laura Provost Fred and Lena Cooper Jan Eygnor Mr. and Mrs. Yartz Dave and Kathy Manchester Clifton-Fine AFS Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Humphrey Jean Burrows Ted Tate Family The Myers Family The Russo Family Gale and Gail Kerr Sharon and Joseph Miller Al and Barbara Fenton SPONSORS Tom and Karen Watson John and Hope Bullock Ron and Joan Grammo Cindy, Sadie, and Eber Peabody Bruce and Cammy Langevin Mary Phillips Alice Galvin Miss Pomerville Sonny Cary Mr. and Mrs. Baker Brian Watson Mr. and Mrs. Stan LaTray Philip Towne Shirley and Francis Powers Angela Tyler Debra and Dan Reil Vickie and Stan LaTray James Meek Anne Hynes John and Maryalyce Perrault Diane and Bob Nagel Lonnie Avery John LaDuc Julie and Bob LaTray Linda Durham Patrick J. Derby Ron Eibert Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bresett Ray Gross Don Pomerville, Jr. William Pomerville Val and Dan Eibert Bill Sanders Tim Bullock Jerry Janacek Richard and Frances Miller Maxine and Larry Folsom The Mountain Echo would like to thank the preceding boosters and sponsors for their generous support. The Mountain Echo would also like to thank the many others who have given of themselves to make this yearbook possible, including Walt Fort and WMF Associates, our school photographers; the local businesses and industries who support us through their ads; and the faculty, staff, school board and administration of Clifton- Fine. 87 Congratulations to the Class of '89! from Clifton Community Library Above, front: Emy Rothman; row two: Librarian Bethany Rathman, Mike Hooven, Justin Rathman; Row three: Heather Blanding, Rose Blanding, Mimi Refici, Mary Hooven, Will Hooven. Trustees Easton's Hardware Sporting Goods Store, Inc. Fred and Anna Easton P.O, Box 146 Gouverneur, NY 13642 Congratulations to the Graduates Cranberry Lake Builder's Supply Congratulations to the Class of '89! Star Lake Hotel Brian, Denise and Krystin CORBINE REALTY Lie. Real Estate Broker P.O. Box 283, Harrisville, NY 13648 Office (315) 543 - 2981 Congratulations Class of 89! 88 Our Best Wishes to the Class of '89 Newton Falls Paper Mill Inc. 89 WRIGHT'S Clothing, Footwear and Outerwear For the entire family. 91 Main Street Gouverneur, NY Congratulations from Small Oil Company Robert Marylou Trop 287-2750 Star Lake Best Wishes to The Class of 1989 from The Hawley Family SHALL OIL CO. plumbing - heating FUEL OIL-KEROSENE Congratulations, Graduates! Cory, We love you and we're proud of you. Mom, Dad and Craig Brandy, Wishing you success And happiness In everything you do. Love, Mom and Dad Mr. Arthur Peterson, was an amazing man whose curiosity and continuing desire for knowledge kept him active in the community and in many organizations until the morning of his death. He was a caring man with a quick wit and a great knack for conversation. For me, his death did not become real until one Saturday morning when I went to see Mrs. Peterson. I have been going there regularly for almost three years now, but this day would be different. Instead of two coffee cups on the kitchen ta- ble, this morning there was only one. He's at the post office, right? He'll be back soon, right? I think I had myself con- vinced until I went into the bathroom to gather the towels to be washed. For three years I have brought down two sets of towels and today, only one. Such small and insignificant things like towels and only one toothbrush hanging on the rack remind us constantly of something that is missing. Not only is a major and important part of Mrs. Peterson's life missing, but an important part of the school community is also missing. Mr. Peterson was a leader in our community and his emphasis and concern for the welfare and education of the students in and out of the classroom was always apparent. Clifton-Fine will miss him. Abrantes. Chantelle 40 Adams. Alan 40 Adams. Chris 24, 51 Adams. Crystal 38 Adams, Jonathan 37 Adams. Kelly 26. 51. 65 Adams, Kylie 32 ADAMS. LARRY 10. 14 Adams, Lucille 8 Adams. Matthew 41 Adams. Michael 29 Adams. Scott 74 Adams. Shannon 26. 59. 66 Adams. Susan 72 Akey. Amanda 41 Allen. Carolyn 39 Allen. Kevin 35 Aden. Richard 35 Andrus, Susan 4 Antwine. Alice 4 Ashley, Richard 38, 39 Ashley, Victor 38 AVERILL. BRANDY 11. 13. 14. 16. 56 Avery. Lonnie 3 Avery, Megan 26. 51, 53, 65 Backus, Lynne 20. 21. 43. 50. 51 Baker, Aftonn 40 Baker, Lorraine 35 Baker. Sandra 33. 56 Balchikonis, Susan 40 Baxter, Spencer 34 Beaulieu. Shane 36 Bebee, Jason 18, 58 BEBEE. ROBBIE 14. 15 Bebee. Scott 18. 62. 75 Beebe. Christian 15. 16. 18,44.45.48.50. 51. 52, 54. 58 Beebe. Karen 40 Belcer, Donald 3. 8. 73 BELCER. JAMES 14. 66. 67. 68. 70 Belcer. Leanne 26, 50, 51, 65 Belcer, Ted 20. 43, 50, 67 Benjamin, Alison 29 Benjamin. Derek 35 Bennett. Robert 38 Bennette, Noel 35 Besaw, Brandy 24. 25. 53. 65 Besaw. Jacqueline 28. 56 Besaw. Timothy 4 Betrus. Barbara 4. 34 BIGWARFE. DARRIN 14. 43. 47, 70. 71 Bigwarte. Jeffrey 26. 59 Bissonette, Benjamin 34 Bissonette, Rebecca 39 Bissonette, Thomas 40 Blackmon. Rebecca 22. 52 Blackmon. Scott 15, 18 Blanding, Heather 39 Blending, Rose 34 Bor ©Hi. Michael 39 BOVAY. ANGELICA 10. 14. 64. 74 Bowman. Bridgett 40 Bowman, Jason 20. 43, 50, 51 Boyd. Philip 38, 39 Boyd. Tim 74 Boyea. Michelle 14, 20 Bresett, Maxine 26 BRICKEY. CARLETON 10. 11. 13. 14, 75 Brickey, Shirley 24, 53, 61. 65 Briggs. Kathy 14. 50. 52. 70 Brown, Charles 18, 44 Brown, Ian 29 Brown. John 58 Brown. Nathan 34 Brown. Shayla 40 Bullock, Aaron 22 Bullock. Ashley 40 Burgess. Kole 28 Burnham. Anne Marie 20 Burnham, Chris 18, 63 Bush. Elizabeth 39 Bush, Jeremiah 24, 40 Bush, Kim 22. 52 Bush. Nicholas 33 Bush, Shane 22. 66 Bush, Steven 38 Callaghan, Michelle 22, 52 Callaghan. Wanda 18 Campbell, Heather 36 Campbell, Robbie 24 Capone. Sally 4 Casciaro. Marci 38 Casciaro. Michael 37 CHAMBERS. ANNE 10. 12. 14, 47. 70. 71 Cherepon, George 4 Cherepon, Katie 24, 54 Chick, Marc 33 Christian. Bobbie Jo 26, 53 Christian. Joseph 42 Christian. Shelly 24 Clark. Amy 24, 51. 53, 54. 61, 65 Clark, Christine 29 Clark,, Jeremy 39 Clark, Tammy 33 Colburn. Christopher 40 Colburn. Donnie 33 Coburn, Nathan 26. 66. 67 Coleman. Corey 17. 40 Collins, Robert 4 ColHns, Rosanne 4 Come. Margaret 25. 26. 53 Come, Michael 26 Comeau, Betsy 4 Cook, Bernard 40 Cook, Nicole 29 Cooper. Jared 4 Cooper. Lynn 28 Cooper, Rebecca 40 Copeland, Wilber 41 Corbine. Elizabeth 20. 57 Corbine. Jeffrey 41 Corbine. Scott 15. 18. 58. 59, 67. 75 Cossette, Michael 26, 62 Cossette, Micheline 22 Crandall. Stella 26, 65 Curtis. Carrie 37 Curtis. Crystal 36 Cyrus. Kenny 38 D'Angelo, Larry 36 D'Angelo, Thomas 26, 27 Dana, Eleanor 5 Dana, Ray 22. 59 Dana, Roy 20. 62 Daniels. Derrick 41 Daniels. Matthew 32 Daniels. Scott 36 DANELS. TIM 14. 41. 49 Dashner. Joseph 20 Davenport. Amanda 39 DAVENPORT. CASSIE 10, 11. 14. 15. 16. 60. 70. 71 Davenport. Jonathan 20. 63 Davenport, Joy 36 Davenport, Kerry 14. 22 Davenport, Travis 35 Delair, Tamara 26, 53 Demmon. Craig 26. 51 Denesha, Phyllis 8 Dickinson. Jessica 14. 22. 52. 65 DICKINSON. JOSHUA 14. 43. 44. 45. 66. 67 DOON. JASON 14. 51. 55 Didion, Jessica 26. 53. 65 DISOTELL. ROGER LEE 11. 14. 17 Dodson, Mistral 39 Doran, Danielle 14, 19, 74 Doran, Jennifer 17. 20, 21. 43 Dowling, Goldie 39 Dowling. Jennifer 26 Dowling, Mandy 26 Dowling, Michelle 20 Dowling, Rushton 26 Drake. Dan 59 Drake. Patti Jo 38 Dubey. Homer 20, 63 Duchano. Joshua 40 Dumas. Angela 32. 33 Dumas, April 36 Dumas, Brad 36 Dumas. Tara 40 Dunn. David 22 Dunn. Renee 26. 53 Durham. Alexis 37 Durham, Amy 34 Durham, Bobbi 36 Durham, Craig 33 Durham, Deborah 5 Durham, Heidi 41 Durham, Holly 41 Durham. Jamie 40 Durham, Jeffrey 40 Durham. Margeaux 40 Durham. Rebecca 34 Durham. Steve 35 EDDY. BRIAN TAD 12. 14. 58. 59. 66. 67. 68. 70 EBis. Chrystal 28 Eygnor, Janet 5 Ezro. Dustin 41 Ezro, Robert 40 Ezro, Roswell 35 Facey. Alan 33 Facey. Bridgett 26. 65 Farnsworth, Chris 22 FARNSWORTH. JAMES 14, 58. 61. 74 Farnsworth, Sara 40 Fey ns worth. Sonny 22 Finch, Sue 42 Finley. Blayne 32 Finley, Bobbie 29 Finley. Brad 33 Finley. Eric 33 Finley, Jamie 41 Finley, Kevin 24. 59. 75 Finley, Lee 39 Finley. Michelle 19 Finley, Rodney 35 FLEMING. DAVID 15, 17. 44. 45. 58. 67 Fleming, James 32 Fleming. Karrie 15, 22 Flint, Michael 20 Flubacher. Kurt 34 Flubacher. Laura 39 Flynn. Erin 22. 65 Folsom, Bruce 55 Folsom. Diana 72 Folsom, Doug 22. 59 Fortier. Patty 22, 65 Foster. Mary 39 Frank, Marie 8 Frank, Ronald 5 Fraser, Aimee 15. 41 Fraser, Brooks 15, 39 Fraser, Margaret 5, 7, 16 French, Herbert 20 French, Sara 19, 75 French. Susanna 34 Frucci, Anthony 34 Frucci. Christopher 22, 66 Frucci, Jonathan 22, 66 Galvin. Alice 5. 29 Gardner. Muriel 5. 38 Gamo, Anne Marie 22 Gates, Jamie 34 Gates. Jedediah 39 Giardino, Elizabeth 26, 51. 65 Giardino, Philip 5. 16, 20, 50 Goddart, Justin 26 Goldie. Jackie 15. 24, 53 GOLDIE. JULIE 15. 74 Gollaher, Brandon 29 93 Gollaher. Kevin 24 Gollaher, Scott 75 Goodrow. Darrin 22. 63 Gore. Diana 160 Gore, William 18. 19 GRAMMO, DANA 10. 12. 28. 45. 48. 49 58. 62. 66. 67 Guiles, Rachel 41 GUMUS. ALI 10. 15. 44. 46. 58. 67 Hair, Meagan 40 Hale, Christopher 34 Hall, Charles 36 HaH, Corey 39 Hall. Danielle 34 Hall. Gary 37 Hamm. John 5, 40 Hammond, Barbara 5 Hance, Erin 52 Hance, Robin 28 Hanley. Jason 14, 24. 59. 66, 67 Hanley. Jennifer 29 Hanley. Justin 24, 25, 59 Hanley, Matthew 34 Hanley. Michelle 39 Hanley. Nicole 33 Hanley, Patrick 35 Harmer, Sherri 40 Harper, Paula 25. 53. 61, 65 HARTMANN, PETER 13, 15. 43, 55. 68. 70. 71 Hayes. Malinda 37 Hayes. Scott 40 Healy, Adrian 39 Healy, Cynthia 5 Healy. David 5. 14 Healy, Ethan 28 Heath. Crystal 33 Heller. Adam 20. 43. 50 Heller. Caleb 25, 50. 51. 66. 67 Heller, Paul 3 Heller. Rebekah 32. 56 Henrie, Anthony 20 Henrie, Jennifer 27, 51. 53, 65 Henrie. Tony 43 Hickey. Kim 19. 57. 74 Hinkley, James 74 Hinkley. Tina 20 Hitchman, Heather 33 Hitchman, Kenneth 25. 66 Holiday, Randolph 41 Hooven. William 41 HUBBARD. HARRY 16. 74 Hubbard. Karen 25 Hubbard. Kathy 28 Hubbard, Kim 27, 53, 61. 65 Huckle, Michael 41 Huckle, Nichole 35 Humphrey, Bruce 3 Humphrey, Jennifer 27. 53. 65 Hynes, Anne 5 Irwin, Richard 5 JANACEK. JEANINE 10. 11. 12, 15. 38. 44. 45. 48 JANACK. KELLY 2. 10. 11, 13, 14. 15. 16. 44, 60. 70. 71 Johnson, Damian 37 Johnson, Daniel 27 Johnson, Jennifer 25. 53 Johnson, Kimberly 5. 40. 42 Johnson, Paul 72 Jones, Amy 19. 44. 75 Jones, Kirk 37 Jones. Stacy 40 Jordan. Michael 14 JURKOVOi TANYA 2. 10. 15, 43. 44. 48. 64. 70. 71 KELLEY. SCOTT 14. 15. 63 Kerr, Alden 6. 19, 48. 67 Kerr, Chad 27 Kerr. Charles 15. 19. 75 Kerr. Danny 66 Kerr, Darren 39 Kerr, Denise 32 Kerr, Heather 35 Kerr. Shannon 16, 20. 21. 43, 50, 57. 64 Lachut, Robert 5.15. 16, 33.62.63.64,68 LaDuc, John 5, 67 LaFrance, Ryan 32 LaParr. JiH 40 LaPlant, Andrew 16, 19. 58, 74. 75 LaPlante, Derek 17. 20 LaPlante. Frank 15, 19. 75 LaPlante, Patrick 27. 62 LaRocque, Dona 6 LAROSE. ANGELA 10. 12. 14, 15. 43. 47 56. 64. 68. 70, 71 LaRose. Portia 8 LaRose, Robert 3 Lashomb, Donald 38. 39 Lashua, April 36 Lashua, Brenda 27 Lashua, Elwyn 21 Lashua, Roger 21 Lashua. Sabrina 19. 75 Latimer. Chrissy 36 Latimer, Jonathan 32 LaTray. Amber 33 LaTray, Bill 8 LaTray. Clifford 40 LaTray, Craig 36 LaTray, Erin 39 LaTray. Jason 39 LaTray, Lena 16, 25, 53. 61, 65 LaTray. Mary 40 LaTray. Mary 61 Laurin, Chasqua 37 Laurin. John 36 Laurin. Kelley 15, 57, 65 Law. Cheri 15. 19. 74. 75 Leroux, Fred 34 LeRoux. Jane 27, 51, 61 Leroux. Kelly 18. 19, 56, 64, 65, 68. 75 Lunderman. Sarah 29 MacCue. Brandi 29 MocCue, Herbert 33 MacDonald. Stefanie 15. 16. 18, 19, 42. 43. 44. 48. 49. 52. 54. 64. 65 Manchester, Kathy 6. 33 Mann. Gingerbread 19 MARACLE. CHARLES 15. 44 MARRIAN. FRED 11. 15. 74 Marsh, Angela 36 MARSH. CRYSTAL 10. 13. 15. 68. 70, 71 Marsh. Denelle 21 Marsh. Julie 28 Marsh, Kevin 21 Marsh, Lisa 37. 40 MARSH. SCOTT 10, 15 Martin. David 28 Martin, Jason 72 Martin, Paul 75 Martin. Robert 27 Martin, Rosaline 8 McBroom, Daniel 21 McCarthy. Amanda 15. 16. 19. 27,43,44. 48. 49. 50, 52. 54. 64. 65 McCarthy. Stacey 26. 27. 53, 65 McCartney. Paul 16 McDonald, Clancey 66 McGuirmess. Robert 39 McIntosh. J.J. 28 McIntosh, Janice 25. 53 Meek. David 27, 66 Meek. Harry 14, 16, 19, 58. 66, 67 Merkley. Tamara 27, 51. 53 Meyer. Pat 47 Meyer, Sadie 35 Miller. Frances 6 Miller, Julie 6 Miller. Sharon 8, 37 Miller, Tammy 27 MOORE. KRISTY 10. 15. 16. 47. 49, 64. 70 Morehouse. Jaime 32 Morehouse. Tuesday 40 Morey. Marcie 39 Morey. Mike 34 MORO. NICOLA 43. 44. 46. 67. 70 Morrison. Samantha 72 Munro, Barb 42 Myers. Julie 15. 16. 18, 19, 48. 52. 54, 60, 64 Myers, Sharon 8 Nagel. Diane 6. 14, 16 Nasci, Mary 6, 43 Nickerson. Stephanie 15 Nolan, Cale 35 Nolan, Lyndsay 40 Nolan, Matthew 33 Northrop. Christopher 35 Northrup. David 41 Nulty. Erin 14, 21. 43. 50. 51. 60. 64. 65 NULTY. THOMAS 13. 15. 44. 45. 63. 68. 70 O'Connor. Eamonn 15 O'CONNOR. NIALL 10. 11. 12. 15. 16. 58. 59. 70 O'Connor. Roderic 3 Ober, Lisa 34 Ohman. Kerry 40 Ohmann, Brad 41 Palm, Andrea 14, 16. 18. 19. 43. 44. 48. 50. 51. 52. 60 Palm. Cora 6. 33 Palm, Katie 24. 50. 52. 60 PARVESE, MICHAEL 14. 16 Pauquette, Kathleen 6 Peabody. Craig 41 Peabody, David 16, 19, 63. 75 Peabody, Dennis . Peabody, Melissa 28 PEABODY, TAMARA 10. 11. 12. 14. 15. 16, 44. 45. 64. 68, 70 Peek, David 29 Peek, Kristina 32 Peets. Benjamin 38 PEETS. CHRISTOPHER LEE 10. 13. 15. 16. 70 Peets, Tina 20. 21 PELNO. CLAYTON 13. 16. 47. 58. 59. 66 Pelo, Brian 39 Pelo, Chad 32 PERRAULT. CORY 10. 13. 15. 16. 43. 58, 70. 71 Perrault, Craig 14. 15. 16. 17, 59, 66 Perrault, John 6. 14. 15 Persson. George 4, 6 Phillips. Mary 6, 7, 14 Phillips, Monica 18. 19. 57 PICKERING, BILL 10, 12, 16. 43. 49. 52. 66, 67. 701 Pickering. Cliff 41. 73 Piiparinen, Deanna 6 Piiparinen. James 22, 52. 62, 66. 68 Piiparinen. Nikki 25, 53. 54. 65 Pinson, Steven 28 Pitts, Martha 35 Pomerville, Brendon 25 Pomerville, Jean 6, 36 Pomerville. Tanya 37 Pomerville. Teresa 3 POMMERVILLE, ROBERT 47 Poole, Johathan 38 Popp. Judy 43 Popp, Patricia 15, 16. 19. 27, 43, 44, 48. 49, 50. 52. 54. 64, 68 Price, Aaron 28 Price. Debbie 8 Price, Karl 41 Proctor. Jason 38 Proctor, Kimberly 35 Provost. April 33 Provost, Brad 14, 16, 22, 59 94 PROVOST. BRIDGETT 10. 12. 13. 16.47. 56. 56. 64. 68. 70. 71. 73 Provost, Candy 15. 21 Provost, Crystal 29 Provost, Gina 2, 14. 15. 16, 19, 40, 47, 48, 49. 64. 65 Provost, Heather 37 PROVOST, JAMIE 10. 13, 16 Provost. John 28 Provost, Julie 27, 53, 65 Provost, Kim 15, 75 Provost, Laura 43 Pryce. Christopher 40 Pryce. Jfll 39 Pryce, Joy 34 Pryce, Karlton 73 Pryce. Melissa 52. 57, 65 Rathman, Emelyn 40 Rathman, Justin 36 Reed, George 37 Reed. Matthew 40 Refici. Joe 62 Refici, Marion 26. 27, 51. 53. 54. 61, 65 Reil. Christina 28 Reil. Daniel 25. 66 Reil. Heather 37 Reil, Jennifer 36 Reil. Jessica 40 Reil. Kenny 63. 66 Reil. Lucas 41 Reil. Nicole 40 Reil. Stacey 33 Reynolds, Laurel 6, 16, 60 Rice. James 29 Rice. Jodi 22. 52, 57. 65 Rice. Sandy 8 Rider. Michael 6 RILEY. SCOTT 10. 15. 16, 36, 45. 58 Ritchings. Mike 14 Ritchings. Robert 7 Ritzenthaler, Elizabeth 33 Ritzenthaler. Jon 3 Ritzenthaler, Michael 28. 29 RIXON. DEREK K. 11. 12. 16 RIXON, REBECCA ANN 10, 13. 14, 16. 44. 54. 55. 56. 65. 70 Robert. Chad 16. 27 Robert. Niki 16. 19. 56. 75 ROBERT. TODD 10. 11. 13. 16. 28. 48 Romasser. Brad 41 Root. Timothy 39 Rusaw, Josh 60 RUSAW. LYNNE 4. 10. 16. 43. 48. 49. 54. 60. 64 Rusaw. Richard 27, 53. 66 RUSSELL. JENNIFER 14. 15. 16 Russell. Jodi 12, 16. 20 Russo, Dominic 39 Russo, Joseph 7, 62 Russo. Margie 7 Salcido. Jaimie 41 SAYYEAU. ANDREA 10. 15. 16 Sayyeau. Scott 16. 59, 75 Seifert. Edna 8 Sellers, Kim 50. 51, 65 Sellers. T.J. 3. 15. 17.21.43, 50.51, 52.54, 55. 63. 67 Shampine. John 32 Shampine. Nicole 28 Shank, Nicholas 37 Sharp. Victoria 37 Sharpe, Candy 39 Sharpe. Michael 32. 33 Sharrow. Steve 21 Shaw, Todd 24. 25. 62. 66 Shene. Andrew 72 SHENE. CHRISTINA 10. 11, 56 Shene, Kyle 40 Shene. Nathan 41 Shene. Susan 7, 28 Shult, Keith 7, 16. 17. 43, 50. 51 Silsby. Jesse 40 Simmons, Keith 41 SIMMONS. ROBERT LEE 16, 21. 43. 47, 63 Siskavich, Blake 20 Siskavich, Brad 16, 59. 66 Siskavich, Breanna 39 Smith, Billy 27. 62 Smith, Daryl 39 Smith, Emily 33. 56 Smith, Jeffrey 24. 25. 53. 59. 66 Smith, Jesse 37 Smith. Jessica 27, 53 Smith. Kelly 27 Smith. Lords 27. 53 SMITH. MICHELE 10. 13. 16, 44. 50. 51. 52. 54, 64. 70, 73 Smith. Nicole 29 Smith, Theodore 29 Smithers. Jessica 38 Snider, Janelle 27. 51. 53, 65 Snider, Janet 37 Snider, Jennifer 28. 29 Snider, Ryan 22, 55, 59. 66, 67 Solon. Cory 40 Solon, Michael 40 Solon, Shannon 24. 25, 53, 65 Sovay. Amber 35 Sovay, Elizabeth 7 Sovay. Meghan 21, 43. 50 Spicer. Cindy 19. 48. 52. 60, 64. 73 St. Louis, Patricia 3 Stacy, Sherry 7 Stafford. Cassandra 37 Stenoski. Tanya 38 Streeter, Lillian 8 Streeter. Melissa 15.17.20,21,43.50.52, 60. 64 Sullivan. Zachary 40 Swayze. Patrick 16 Swinyer. John 38 Szlamczynski. Todd 15 Tate. Rae Louise 7. 46 Tatnall, Amber 26, 27. 51. 65 Tatnall, Carrie 27, 51, 53, 65 Tatnall. Holly 40 Tebo. Gilbert 41 Tebo. Kevin 32 Tebo. Robert 29 Tebo, Stephanie 25. 50, 51. 65 Tennant. Jacqueline 39 Terry. Jamie 37 Terry, Tina 14. 15, 16, 17, 19, 56, 64 Terry. Tonya 52. 65. 73 TNvierge. Brian 15. 16, 59 Thivierge. Matthew 39 TNvierge. Tara 32 Thomas. Tanya 33 Thomas, Terry 40 Thomas. Tim 36 Thomas, Tina 29 Thompson, Adam 34 Thompson, Amber 28 Thompson. Jeremy 28 Thompson. Justin 27 Thompson. Melanie 15. 21. 43 Thompson, Roberta 25. 65 Thorton, Frank 25 THORTON. LOUIS 17. 45 Todd. Angela 36 Todd, James 40 Todd, Kristen 52, 57 Todd, Tammy 19, 25, 45, 48, 57, 73 Toohey, Patricia 25 Towne. Cory 16, 21, 55, 58. 59, 66, 67 Trirrvn. Eddie 66. 72 TULIP, THEODORE 15. 17 Tupper, Melissa 32 Tupper, Sara 36 Tupper, Wade 27, 53. 66 Valentine, Justin 41. 73 VanPelt. Jessica 32 VanSant, Roxy 19, 56 VANWINKEL. KATIE 10. 12. 17. 43. 44. 46, 50. 52. 54. 56. 64. 70. 71 VATER. ERIC 17. 50. 51 Walrath, Betty 19 Walrath, Ron 36 Walrath. Wayne 38 Ward. Gary 32 Ward. Janielle 37 Ward. Joshua 32 Ward. Paul 29 Ward. Shana 40 Wasilewski, Joseph 38 WATERS. ROBERT 11. 15. 17, 74 Watson, Bradford 24. 25. 66. 67 Watson. Bradley 66 Watson, Brian 27, 53, 66 Watson, Jeremy 15. 16. 21 Watson, Robert 29 Weeks. Shannon 40 Welling, Larry 39 Wendt, Jason 34 Wendt, Jessica 36 Wendt, Rogene 7. 65 Wendt, Ronald 39 Wendt, Terry 28 West, Chad 40 West, Scott 33 Whitcomb, Danielle 40 WNtcomb. Travis 35 WHITNEY, CLARISSA 11. 15. 17. 56, 68 WNtney. Ronald 27 Whitton. Lyle 59. 66 Willard, Jeremy 32 Williams. Jennifer 33 Williams, Joseph 28, 29 Williams, Rodger 3 Wisner, Koty 41 Wizner, Karl 39 Wood, Staci 13, 14. 17, 56 Woodard, Loren 39 Woods. Amber 32, 42 Woods, Beth 41 Woods, Jennifer 27. 53. 65 Woods. Kelly 2, 15, 16, 17. 18. 19. 22. 40, 43. 44. 46. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 56. 67 WOODS, STEVEN 11, 12. 1417 Woods. Susan 7, 40 Woods, Wendy 36 Woodward. Corey 29 Woodward. Kelly 40 Woodward. Kimberly 37 Wright. Danielle 24, 25. 53. 54 Wright. David 40 Wright, Pam 53 Wright. Richard 39 Wright. Tracy 32 Yartz. Charles 5. 7, 14, 48, 68 Yartz, Debby 4. 7, 39 Zaluski. Erica 40 Zakjski, Nicole 41 Ziemba. Aaron 39 Ziemba. Luke 34 The 1988-89 school year has been an achievement and a success. Many accomplishments have been made and many goals have been reached. For in- stance, advancements and changes have been made in the music department, such as creating jazz band and adding the new chorus teacher. Miss Pau- quette. This year has worked out well with the changed administration and the addition of several other teachers to the faculty. The new A.F.S. students have also added a new touch to this school year, giving us an opportunity to learn about them and their different cultures. Our seniors will soon be leaving us and making a new beginning, and starting to make their dreams of the future a reality. Congratulations and good luck to all of you. The Mountain Echo Staff Chris Beebe ... Editor Niall O'Connor ... . Senior Tim Daniels .. Senior Andrea Palm Editor Dave Fleming .. Senior Patricia Popp Editor Dana Grammo .. Senior Gina Provost Junior Jeanine Janacek .... ... Editor Scott Riley . ... Senior Tanya Jurkovich .. Senior Todd Robert .... Senior Alden Kerr ... Junior Lynne Rusaw .... Senior Stefanie MacDonald . ... Editor Cindy Spicer Junior Amanda McCarthy ... Editor Tammy Todd Junior Kristy Moore .. Senior Clarissa Whitney ... . ... Senior Julie Myers ... Junior t- Kelly Woods Editor SPRING '89 Top left, seated: Misty Ober; standing: Kristie Solon and Janice McIntosh; top right: The AFS quilt featuring North Country schools; center: Kylie Adams and Breanna Siskavich. Above. Golf coach Jerry Cooper; far left: Renee Dunn and Jennifer Woods; left: Cory Perrault. SUPPLEMENT '89 A NEW ATTITUDE Amanda McCarthy With a new coach and a few new players, this year's Girls' Varsity Softball team had a new attitude toward the game. The girls finished the season with a record of 10 wins and 4 losses. They took second place in Division 11-West and went to the semi-finals of the Sec- tional playoffs. The girls can be very proud of their season since this has been the best record in many years. Congratulations on a great season!! Top left: Varsity: kneeling, Lynn Rusaw, Melissa Streeter, Amanda McCarthy, Tina Terry; standing, Tanya Jurkovich, Erin Nulty, Jodi Rice, Angela LaRose, Shannon Kerr, Kelly Janack, Coach Sue Woods. Center left: Seniors Kelly Janack, Angela LaRose, Tanya Jurkovich, Lynn Rusaw. Bottom right: the Modified Team: front, Elizabeth Giardino; second row: Coach Sue Shene, Amy Clark, Stacey McCarthy, Roberta Thompson, Jessica Didion, Renee Dunn, Pam Wright, Janice McIntosh, Kristie Solon; third row: Katie Palm, Megan Avery, Kim Hubbard, Stephanie Tebo, Kelley Laurin, Patty Fortier, Shirley Brickey, Marion Refici; top row: Danielle Wright, Shannon Solon, Brandy Besaw, Julie Provost and Lena LaTray. Softball Kelly Woods PLAY BALL!! VARSITY, front: Cory Towne, Billy Pickering, T.J. Sellers, Lorry Adams, Alden Kerr, and Ali Gumus. Back row: Brian Eddy, Harry Meek, David Fleming, Brian Thivierge, Scott Corbine, Andy LaPlant, Cory Perrault, and Coach Lachut. Modified Players, front: Chris Frucci, Darrin Goodrow, Lorris Smith, Danny Kerr, Chris Farnsworth, Tom D'Angelo, Ricky Rusaw, and Jeff Smith. Back row: Kenny Hitchman, James Piiparinen, Jon Frucci, Jason Hanley, Clancy McDonald, Craig Perrault, Ryan Snider, Brad Siskavich, Shannon Ad- ams, and Coach Russo. SENIORS IN ACTION BASEBALL r Golf Team Members in action: right: Aaron Bulluck; far right: Bradly Watson; below, left to right pictures: Robbie Simmons; Scott Riley; Jeff Bigwarfe; and Derek Rixon. The Team: Scott Riley, Derek Rixon, Robbie Simmons, Darren Bigwarfe, Peter Hartmann, Coach John LaDuc. Absent: Coach Jerry Cooper. Hop, Skip, Jump...and Run! Top left: Shelly Smith; top center: Candy Provost; top right: Pam Hubbard; center left: Amber Tatnall; center: Tina Hinkley; center right: Kelly Adams. Bottom left, left to right: Mrs. Tate, Amber Tatnall, Kelly Adams, Shelly Smith, Candy Provost, Nikki Piiparinen, Denelle Marsh, Tina Hinkley, Janelle Snider, and Jennifer Woods. Track the cast: Judas ....................... Jim Belcer Peggy .............. Shelly Smith Sonia ......... Katie VanWinkle Jesus .............. Kelly Woods Joanne ............. Andrea Palm Lamar .............. Chris Beebe Jeffrey ....... Jason Bowman Robin ....................... Kim Sellers Gilmer ............. Megan Avery the band: Jason Didion .......... guitar Eric Voter ............. drums Lynne Backus .. bass vocals Miss Nasci .......Keyboards Mr. Shult .... director vocals Photo above, front: James Belcer, Shelly Smith and Meghan Avery. Mid- dle: Kelly Woods and Kim Sellers. Back: Chris Beebe, Jason Bowman, Andrea Palm and Katie VanWinkle. Ville de Quebec Top left: Le Chateau Frontenac; top right: St. Anne; center: three scenes from Old Quebec City. Bottom left: Montmorency Falls; bottom center, kneeling: Melanie Thompson, Aman- da McCarthy, Angela LaRose, T.J. Sellers, Meghan Sovay, Mr. Shult, Melissa Streeter, Erin Nulty. Second row: Scott Riley, Chris Bee- be, Billy Pickering, Peter Hartmann, Adam Heller and Miss Nasci; back row: Charles Brown, Scott Blackmon, William Gore, Josh Dickinson, Miss Woods, Kelly Woods, Jason Bowman; on the bus: Katie Van Winkel. TANYA JURKOVICH and KELLY WOODS FRENCH TRIP THEY'RE OPENING ... JUST FOR US! This year the Senior Class went to Toronto. While we were there we visited the CN Tower, Canada's Wonderland Park, the Ontario Science Center and the Casa Loma. We also visited the largest shopping mall with over 300 stores and the Sky Dome which was almost completed. We had a great time and enjoyed a lot of fine entertainment. SENIOR TRIP KRISTY MOORE Center left: chaperones Mike Rider and Tammy Snider. Left: class advisor and chief chaperone Mary Phillips. Below: Brian Eddy. SENIOR TRIP Above: Niki Robert and Bridgett Provost. Above: Niall O'Connor and Brian Eddy; right: Kelly Woods and Stefanie MacDonald. JUNIOR PROM By Jeanine Janacek | Theme: Stairway to Heaven I Place: Star Lake Campus I Song: I'll Be There For You Band: Jon Michael Band ) J 1 Above, The Royal Court: Top couple: Becky and Derek Rixon, Queen and King. Below: Tina Terry and Harold Meek, Princess and Prince of Beauty. Below: Meghan Sovay and Cory Towne, Princess and Prince of Happiness. Bottom: Kim Sellers and Scott Sayyeau, Princess and Prince of Peace. . ) Above: Amanda McCarthy Center: Brad Provost and Roxy VanSant; above: Louis Thorn- ton. JUNIOR PROM CLASS OF . . . GRADUATION CLARISSA WHITNEY and KELLY WOODS Top right: Clarissa Whitney, Mr. Avery; center left: Tanya Jurkovich, and Patty St. Louis; center: Tom Nulty; center right: Jeanine Janacek, Steve Woods and An- drea Sayyeau. Bottom left: Robert Sim- mons, Shelly Smith, Ted Tulip, Katie Van Winkle, Robert Waters, Clarissa Whitney and Staci Wood. GRADUATION Music is feeling,then, not sound. Edward Wallace N.Y.S.S.M.A.! (New York State School Music Assoc, solo competition); Above: Our 6A + vocalists, Chris Beebe and Kelly Woods. Above right: Our N.Y.S.S.M.A. musicians, front row: Lynne Rusaw, Shannon Kerr, Shelly Smith, Lea Belcer; second row: Megan Avery, Mimi Refici, Kim Sellers, Adam Heller, Chris Beebe; third row: Kelly Woods, Mr.Shult, Miss Paquette. For the second consecutive year, Clifton-Fine has had a PICA- award winning Mountain Echo staff; left to right: Andrea Palm, Patty Popp, Tammy Todd, Kelly Woods, Stephanie MacDonald, Cindy Spicer, Amanda McCarthy, Tanya Jurkovich, Nene Janacek, Chris Beebe, Todd Robert, Christy Moore, Dana Grammo, Tim Daniels, Gina Provost, Dave Fleming. c , z 5 SUMMERTIME...C-F STYLE Top: Lifeguards Kelly Woods and Bill Pickering supervise the beach at Cranberry Lake. Far left: Bridgett Provost refines her slalom techniques; left: Sonny Farnsworth drives on. Bottom left: Bri- an Thivierge umpires pee- wee baseball; below: Becky Heller concen- trates on her stretching at summer soccer. CONGRATULATIONS PADGETT'S STORES Lady Di's Bridals and Formals 788-3604 1623 State Street Watertown GOOD LUCK GRAY'S FLOWER SHOP Carthage 493-3790 Watertown 788-8441 Right: Scott Kelley, Carlton Brickey and Todd Robert in Toronto; far right: Kyle Shene. BRUCE LANGEVIN SONS Backhoe and Dozer Service Oswegatchie, New York Phone: 848-3358 yen Fff WMF ASSOCIATES Creative Yearbook Photographers Walter M. Fort, Jr. Baldwinsville, NY 13027 315-635-5622 BEST BUDDIES Friends for Life by Shannon Kerr We're friends for life. That, I know. After high school, on to college or wherever we decide to go. When I needed to talk You were always there; When you needed to talk. You knew I'd listen with care. I'll treasure these memories Deep in my heart. I guess you can say We'll never be apart. BEST BUDDIES PATRICIA POPP Left page: Top LeftJennifer Humphrey, Me- gan Avery, Julie Provost, and Carrie Tatnall; Top right: Nicole Cook and Alison Benjamin; Middle: Shannon Kerr and Michelle Boyea; Bottom: Erin Nulty, Todd Szlamczynski, Lynne Backus, and Jason Didion; Middle: Derek Ben- jamin and Susanna French; Right: Christina Reil and Jennifer Hanley. Right page: Top Left: Brian Towne and Steven Pickering; Cen- ter: Mrs. Meyer and Sadie Meyer; Right: Chris- tena Latimer and Jennifer Reil; Middle left: Jennifer Hanley and Brandi MacCue; Center: Julie Myers, Katie VanWinkle,and Michelle Smith; Right: T.J. and Kim Sellers; Bottom Cen- ter: GT2; Right: James Piiparinen, Jonathan Frucci, and Clancy McDonald. I BEST BUDDIES