Lyme Central School - Ontarion Yearbook (Chaumont, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1957 volume:

V I I t hi T.r:- .7-- : . . .. -?. To Mrs. Eleanor Walrath, a good friend and teacher, we, the Senior Class of 1957, dedicate these memories. Edgar A. Guest might have written these lines especially for Mrs. Walrath: Somebody said It couldn't be done. But he with a chuckle replied That maybe it couldn't, but he be one Who wouldn't say so til he'd tried. Although Mrs. Walrath has been with us only two years, we have all come to like and respect her very much. So to Mrs. Walrath we'd like simply to say thanks for being herself. JILa Water On the shores of Lake Ontario Stands our high school fair; Loyalty and truth her motto Green and gold wave there. Loyalty and truth and honor To the golden rule; Hail to thee, our alma mater; Hall! Lyme Central School. Prom the waves of old Ontario Borne on wings of time Fortune builded here our motto, Loyalty sublime. Loyalty and truth and honor To the golden rule; Hall to thee, our alma mater; Hail! Lyme Central School. Green and Gold, 0 wave forever O're our high school fair; Loyal to her best endeavor Keep it floating there. Loyalty and truth and honor To the golden rule; Hail to thee, our alma mater; Hall! Lyme Central School. FACVLTY Mr. Chlsaraore, Superintendent; Mr. Wright, Principal; Mr. Frye; Mrs. Silver, Clerk; Mrs. Haas, Treasurer; Mr. Beck; Mr. Howard; Mr. Purcell; Mr. Rogers. Lst. row- Miss Stewart, Mrs. West, Mrs. DeFranco, Mrs. Silver, lias Aldous, Mrs. Krause, Mrs. Purcell, Mrs. Phelps, Miss Lawson, 11ss Wilcox, Mrs. Hanchette. 2nd. row- Mr. Blunt, Mr. West, lr. Avery, Mr. Miller, Miss Southard, Miss Congdon. Mrs. Herrick, !r. Wright-Principal, Miss Scanlon, Mrs. Hentze, Kiss Tlghe, Mr. Maio lr. Bodge, Mr. Fetterly, Mr. Weaver. Oh! Grant me an honest fame or grant me none. Marion Allen Pudge Band 1,2,3 Student Council Rep. Quill 2,3, V. P. Student Council Class Treas. 3 Nat. Honor Soc. Class Pres. Service Club 2,3, Class Plays 3. Yearbook Staff Quill Editor 4 Yearbook Co-Editor My own thoughts are my own companions. Valedictorian Student Librarian 2,3, Quiz Kids 3 N.H.S. Sec.-Treas. 3,U G.A.A. 3,k Nat. Honor Soc. 2,3,4 Quill 2,3, Vice Pres. G.A.A. Class Sec. Syracuse Conf. 3, Class Plays 3, - Oswego Conf. 2,3, Yearbook Staff Cheerleading 1,2,3, Service Club 1,2,3, - Barbara Ball Barb Hope for the best, expect the worst and take what comes. Salutatorlan G.A.A. 1,2,3, Quill 3, - Band 3, - Quiz Kids 3, Class Plays 3, Chorus 1,2,3, Syracuse Conf. Service Club 1,2,3, Treasurer G.A.A. Vice Pres. N.H.A. Oswego Conf. Nat. Honor Soc. 2,3, - Mixed Chorus 2 Cheerleading 1,2,3, Yearbook Staff Student Librarian 1,2,3, - Bernice Barr Bernle Sweet personality, full of rascality Christine Becker Chris Donna Brown Donnie” Yearbook Staff 4 Student Librarian 3, Class Plays 3, Oswego Conf. 2 Mildest manners and gentlest heart Cheerleader 1,3 Yearbook Staff 4 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Service Club 2,3,4 Quill 3,4 Student Librarian 1,2 The girl who loves and laughs must surely do well. G.A.A. 2,3.4 Class Vice Pres. 2 Quill 2,3,4 Yearbook Staff 4 Band 1,2,3,4 Student Librarian 1,2 Dance Band 1 G.A.A. Sec. 4 County Band 4 Service Club 1,2,3;4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 Class Treas. 4 Class Plays 3,4 Oswego Conf. 2,3 Queen Attendant 3 Nat. Honor Soc. 2,3,4 or have I said enough? Shall I continue Basketball 4 Rep. to Boy's State 3 Baseball 3 Student Librarian 4 Band 1,2,3,4 Projectionist 1,2,3,4 Quiz Kids 3,4 King's attendant. 3 Syracuse Conf. 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Class Plays 3,4 Basketball Man. 2,3 Intramurals 2,3,4 Oswego Conf. 2,3,4 Walter Putnam Walt Man has his will woman has her way true as steel H. Edwin Radley Eddy Vivacious, Audacious, Loquacious Flirtatious Band 2,3,4 Chorus 2,3,4 Quill 3,4 Timekeeper 4 Class Plays 3,4 Co-Editor Service Club 3,4 Yearbook Typist 4 County Band 3,4 Nat. Honor Soc. 4 Quill Typist 4 Yearbook 4 Carolyn Ramsey Lynn Quill 2,3,4 3.A.A. 1,2.3,4 Quiz Kids 4 Class Plays 3,4 Majorette 1,2,3,4 Pres. N.H.S. 4 Oswego Conf. 2,3,4 Syracuse Conf. 4 Asst. Librarian 1,2,3,4 Red Cross Rep. 3,4 Yearbook Staff 4 Service Club 1,2,3.4 Nat. Honor Soc. 2,3,4 Vice Pres. N.H.S. 3 Cheerleader 1,2, Queen Attendant w 4 My only books were women's looks and folly's all they've taught me. kill Jon Richards -Jonny- Basketball 1,2,3,4 Yearbook Staff 4 Pootball 3,4 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Class Plays 3,4 King of Prom 3 Baseball 3,4 Service Club 3,4 Class Vice Pres. 3 Oh! These strong silent men! Quiz Kids 4 Basketball Man. 1,2,3, Class Plays 3, Student Disc Jockey 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Class Vlce-Pres. 4 Quill Salesman 3 Nat. Honor Soc. 3 Service Club 2,3,4 James Rogers Jim V Let the world slide, I'll not budge an inch. Football 2 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Class Plays 3,4 Class Treas. 2 Class Pres. 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Student Council 3,4 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Pres. Student Coun. 4 Treas. Student Coun. 3 Student Coun. Rep. 3 King's Attendant 3 Service Club 1,2,3,4 1 Douglas Ward -Doug- diass Jiiston V Four years ago, under the watchful eyes of Mr. George Mosseau the present senior class entered high school. Our first activity for the year was the election of the following officers: Presldent- Jaraes Klzzer, Vice Presldent-Douglas Ward, Secretary-Donald Gosler Treasurer-Eddie Radley. We brought the year to a close with a picnic at Cedar Point. After a brief interlude of 2 months we returned In our quest for knowledge. To Mr. John Greico fell the Herculean task of being our homeroom teacher. Under his care we had a rather successful magazine sale and a sophomore dance. We closed the year with a picnic at Wes- cott s Beach. Our class officers for the year were: Presldent-Dave Krupcale, Vice Presldent-Susanne Purcell, Secretary + Treasurer-Doug Ward. Being rather persistent, we returned to school as Juniors and elected our class officers, as follows: President-Doug Ward, Vice Presldent-Jon Richards, Secretary-Donna Brown, Treasurer-Marion Allen. Beginning to be money-minded, we sold hot dogs and cokes at ball games, sold stationery and h d a pancake supper. We presented Quiz Me Again , a three-act comedy, and held a Junior Prom. We held a picnic at Cedar Point. This year Mrs. Walrath was our class advisor. Once again we returned to school, our last year we hoped, and took our places as almighty Seniors. Mrs. Walrath had the honor of be- ing our advisor for the second year. For our senior play we presented Great Caesar� s Ghost , a three-act comedy. Feeling a need for a dance, we held a Christmas Ball. Marlon Allen was our President, our Vice President was Jim Rogers, our Secretary was Barbara Ball and Susanne Purcell was our Treasurer. This was the year of the long dreamed of New York Trip . Perhaps you might like to know that of the present Senior Class, Barbara Ball, Christine Becker, Donna Brown, Susanne Purcell, Walter Putnam, Lois Quencer, and Carolyn Ramsey started together in the first grade. James Rogers Joined us from Three Mile Bay in the seventh grade. During our years of schooling, many persons have been members of our class from time to time. Space prevents our mentioning all of them, but perhaps it would be interesting to list those who were with us at some time during the past 4 years: Norma Reddick, Peter Seymour, Sari Switzer, Genevieve Loomis, Donald Gosler, Eddie Herrick, David Krupcale, Caro] Mahan, Douglas Reome, James Kizzer, Patty Gray, Bev- trly Downey, Claude Davis, Frank Davis, Myrna Politano, Roy Politano, and Violet Whitcomb. Hast Will anil Okatament Senior .:Clajas...Qf.. 1952. of the ....Tf. c. _______of.-ChauniQiit..., in the County of_.J.ef.fer.s.o.� ....... and State of..Nfi t-..XoJCk........, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, do make, publish and declare this my'last UltU anil ®pstattt?nt in manner following, that is to say: 3'vcsX. — To our Principal we leave the office empty. To Mrs. Silver we leave all the scotch tape, staples, safety pins, paperclips, and pencils that we have borrowed. To the Hus Drivers we leave a well-earned rest from our trouble making. To the Cafeteria Staff we leave the cast iron stomachs that we have developed through the years. To the Janitors we leave the promise that they won't have to pick up after the Class of '57 anymore. Bruttii.— I, Marlon Allen, leave all my typing Jobs to Pat Garrett. Then he will have an excuse to be in the private office. I, Barbara Ballf leave five of my seventy Inches to Pern Comins. I, Bernice Barrf leave my athletic ability to Ruth Block. Ve, Christine Becker, and Donna Brown, leave all our humorlsms to anybody who wants to spend all his time In the office. I, Carolyn Deanf leave my position as a student librarian to Karen Cheal. I Vera Gosler, leave my ability to crawl In and out of lockers to Elaine Northrop. I Su.sanne Purcell, leave my position as treasurer of the Senior Class to anybody who likes to embezzle money. to Miss Southard. leave all ray memorable essays and death sonnets Lois Q.uencerf leave my ring collection to Jane Wallace. I, Eddy Radley, leave all my Westerns to Reuel 01fford. I, Carolyn Ramsey, leave my driving ability to anybody who wants to commit suicide. I, Jon Richards, leave my thick beard and mustache to Dave Ashwln. He really needs them. I, James Rogers, leave my scrumptous amount of hair to Coach West I, Doug Ward, leave my green gym shorts to anybody who fits Into them better than I did. Uastlg.— I hereby appoint—Mr. Jack Reck__________________________ .President of the Board oi execut or of this, my last Will and Testament, with full power and authority to sell and con- vey, lease or mortgage real estate: hereby revoking all former wills by me made. Jin Hitnefifi I have hereunto set my hand and seal the 25th_______ day of—June--------, in the year One thousand nine hundred and f 1 f ty-aeven cJ [L. SJ f- ropliecif For the Class of '57 the 5 years after their graduation were certainly unusual to say the least. They did not make their mark in any ordinary, run-of-the-mill way, but In their chosen professions which are often exotic and exciting, they have--------------well, see for yourself ! Marlon Al er, once married, is now separated, and is working scrubbing floors In Louie's Bargain Basement. Barbara Bpj entered William Smith and after the first semester flunked out. She now spends all her time at the unemployment agency and in the bread line . Rarr entered Plattsburg School of Nursing as planned. She f ir, ?e inI0lved ln a scandal and was forced to leave. She was __ ”5,000 when she decided to enter the medical profession again as a quack . Becker, having become an employee of the Belly Telephone System failed to answer an emergency call while she was talking flth one of her numerous boyfriends and as a result 5 persons died, ■wma Brown, not being able to raise enough money for college, Harried a rich farmer who Is suelng her for divorce since she has spent all his money, ?arr� ivn Dean upon leaving old L.C.S. Joined the Navy. Now waiting her dishonorable discharge, she Is spending her time In the Women's •Brig . Vara Qosler having Joined the Texas Cowgirls, was soon fired after she fouled out In tha first five minutes of play In four consecutive games after having broken c-en arms and five legs of fifteen different opponents. At the present she Is fighting a $20,000 law suit. Purcell, once Jack the Jerk's gun moll , has now changed boyfriends. She Is now being seen In the underworld with one of the 10 most wanted criminals In the nation. Walter Putnam was the first president of Rackets Incorporated to be Impeached and found guilty. He has assassinated the President of th United States and he Is now going for bigger game, Elvis Presley. Lois Quencer became quite an operator and headed her own racket. She also had the honor of being the first woman to be Public Enemy Number 1. She Is now waiting to be released from the womem's division at Alcatraz. Eddy Radlev was so engrosed In the Western he was reading that he stepped Into an open manhole while he was crossing the street. Unfortunately his head was Injured In the fall and his physician has not allowed him to finish the book. Carolyn Ramsev became a secretary for Dr. Me Maniac and, not knowing he was married, became quite good friends with him. One day while Carolyn was sitting on his lap, his wife came In. Carolyn Is now suffering from a fractured skull. Jon Richards r once known to the upper crust as the most elglble bachelor in society, lost his fame and fortune by playing the race track too much on the advice of one Goodie Gertie. He is now digging ditches for Cesstlon Pool Inc. James Rogers is now serving his term In the county Jail for appropriating 4 two-pound, boxes of sugar and three dozen oranges from the trunks of the Syracuse Nats when he was their manager. Doug Ward, the only successful one in the class of '57, Is the Communist Party Boss In Russia. However, his success won't be long-lasting, for his extermination Is slated for next Sunday. ADVICE TO THE SENIORS We advise Marlon Allen to keep up In her horaemaklng. She will be doing It soon In her own home. We advise Barbara Ball to be a scientist. We think she's got the intelligence to become one. We advise Bernice Barr to keep on being friendly with people as It will help her In later life. We advise Christine Becker to be a model; we think she's very pretty. We advise Donna Brown never to grow old because she Is wonderful as she Is. We advise Carolyn Dean to Join the Waves and become the first woman admiral. We advise Vera Gosler to be herself. She is nice Just the way she Is. We advise Susanne Purcell to form a new branch of Girl Scouts to take In the older girls because she Is growing up. We advise Walter Putnam to become a comedian. He has always been a symbol of comedy at L.C.S. We advise Lois Quencer to be a cowgirl. She looks nice In western clothes. We advise Eddy Radley to be a game warden to enable him to be close to nature. We advise Carolyn Ramsey to become a dress designer. She certainly has a flair for clothes. We edvise Jon Richards to grow some whiskers so he can look like the rest of us boys. We advise Jim Rogers to become a disc Jockey. He's had plenty of experience at L.C.S. We advise Douglas Ward to move to Chauraont so that he will be closer to civilization. JUNIORS 1st. row- B. Bauer, K. Cheal, D. Ashwln, G. Talbot, F. Coralns, J. Bourn, B. Mason. 2nd. row- E. Switzer, C. Wilder, C. Yott, R. Slxbury, R. Gifford. The Junior Class of 1956-1957, consisting of 13 members, held a successful stationery sale this year. They also sold soft drinks and hot dogs at he home basketball games. Their three-one-act plays were called Like Father, Like Son , Ghost for Rent , and Hanging of Uncle Dllby . Pinal activities of the year were the annual Junior Prom and Class picnic. The class officers were: Presldent-George Talbot Vlce-Presldent-David Ashwln Secretary-Pern Comlns Treasurer-Joanne Bourn Class Advlsor-Mlss Southard ADVICE TO THE JUNIOBS to advise Dave Ashwln to grow a goatee. We think he'd look very li stingui shed with one. We advise Barbara Bauer to become a private secretary. She'd look cute sitting on the boss's lap. We advise Joanne Bourn to find an oil well. She already knows quite a lot about the oil business. We advise Karen Cheal to become an actress. She certainly has a flair for acting. We advise Fern Comlns to keep her vivacious personality; she livens up any group. We advise Beuel Gifford to keep playing the piano and to start wearing a big smile so that, when Llberace's popularity fades, Reuel can take over. We advise Barbara Mason to continue singing. Maybe the class of '6? will see her at the Met . We advise Bonny Slxbury to put a Bermuda bell on his car. We advise Earl Switzer to use his mechanical genius, as displayed at Brimmer's Garage, and Invent a practical gas turbine. We advise George Talbot to become a professional trouble-shooter. We advise Jane Wallace to talk more, although it is nice to have somebody quiet around. We advise Charles Wilder to keep playing his guitar. He can take over for Elvis while he's in the Army. We advise Charles Yott to get a girl to ride to school with him mornings. Doug won't be with him next year. 1st. row- N. Phelps, S. Thompson, C. Sherman, E. Sterling, S. Weaver, J. Gosler, M. Mucklewee, S. Bevens, R. Block. 2nd. row- C. Goutremout, M. Yott, D. Me Dougal, T. Bourcy, Miss Lawson, P. White, D. Eldridge, L. Thompson, M. Bourcy, 3rd. row- R. Gosler, R. Greene, G. Brown, D. Plato, W. Eisile. F R E S H M E N C L A S S 1st. Jow“S. Richardson, E. Northrop, L. Comlns, B. Beck, D. Pet- Wilder T i !: B1C ar? � B Bal1� p- Warner! 2nd. riw- 0, Hiliick m J TWe ler C Ackerrnan� s Lynch, L. Austin, liilck, M. Jackson, J. Garrett, F. Walker, A. Yott. 1st. row- A. Whitmore, A. Slate, A. Yott, D. Purcell, M. Ladner, K. Mumford, J. Beff, M. Twlsdale, D. Ashwln, M. Howard. 2nd. row - J. Beck, C. Phillips, D. Thompson, K. Snyder, S. Stevens, D. Cos- ier, E. Jones, Mr. Petterly, B. Howland, J. Block, C. Comins, J. Chavoustle, K. Peters, J. Yott. 3rd. row- R. King, P. Wiley, D. Putnam, M. Patchln, D. Quencer, R. Talbot, D. Barr. 1st. row- M. Rogers, S. Plato, J. Luff, T. Ross, R. Schrelber, J. Klock, S. Murphy, S. Reddick, W. Weaver. 2nd. row- G. Rogers, D. Goutremout, S. Barasey, L. Walker, J. Whitmore, Mr. Dodge, B. Brown, R. Lear, D. Krause, N. Cheal, P. Weaver. 1st. row- D. Davis, S. Dwyer, C. Warner, C. Gibson, S. Torrey, C. La Gray, E. Predenburg, M. Swallla. 2nd. row- M. West, B. Carr, N. Ramsey, S. Goodfrlend, C. Lee, C. Ashley, D. Matthews. 3rd. row- A. Stephens, G. Gaumond, P. Sherman, A. Lynch. Standlng- R. Stale, G. Thompson, R. Bourn, J. Bevens, R. Gosier, Teacher- Mrs. Phelps. 1st. row- D. Williams, A. La Gray, M. Countryman, W. Tyler, Walker, P. Mason, L. Walker. 2nd. row- N. Dodge, S. Haas, H. Caputo, E. Brown, C. Barr, L. Reff, R. Reff. 3rd. row- Boss, E. Thompson, D. Lear, L. Bourcy. Standing- Mre. Purcell, D. Heasley, C. Paro, W. Alberry, N. Radley, J Sterling, L. Radley. 1st. row- B. Gould, R. Goodfrlend, K. Lance, V. Ashley, R. Torrey, B. Walker. 2nd. row- M. Dodge, B. Adams, J. Dasno, B. Radley, E. Klock, E. Talbot, D. Klrkby, B. Richardson, N. Brow, M. Caputo, N. Utess. Standing- T. Thompson, P. Rogers, C. Snyder, R. King, B. Mitchell, G. Williams, B. Paro, P. Bourcy, Miss Scanlon,. aiH'il • 1st. row- J. Caputo. M. Dodge. 2nd. row- G. Walker, J. Paro, D. Wheeler, S. Nichols. 3rd. row- H. White, S. Williams, J. Gould, B. Williams, i+th. row- G. Scott, A. Lance, C. Richardson, D. Hansen. 5th. row- J. Bearup, P. Rogers, N. Schwalm, L. Berard, Miss Stewart. .st. row- R. Bourcy, T. Radley, D. Comlns, N. Crouse, L. Kimball, I, Berard, C. Bearup, C. Bourn, D. Countryman. 2nd. row- S. Borquln, i. Haas, J. Gibson, A. Davis, K. Cummings, T. Mount, Mrs. Krause, r. Hillick, 0. Green, E. Davis, R. Lynch, R. Wallace, A. Hilts, 1. Nichols. 1st, row- K. Burchlll, B. Warner, C. Gauraond, P. West, D. Green, W. Carr, Tv Rpgers, C. Nichols, L. Hilts, L. Jackson. 2nd. row- L. Barr, 1. Ooodfrlend, K. Klock, M. Snyder, A. Crouse, C. Garrett, J Ashley, P. Hilts, R. Hilts, K. Nichols, P. Williams. 3rd. row- “• £ngle, J. Williams, S. Favret, J. Borden, J. Alberry, T. Mount, 8. De Franco, Miss Congdon, V. Quencer, W. Hubbard, D. Richardson, Caputo, R. Cheal, M. Quencer. 1st. row - J. Yott, W. Davison, M. Mount, V. Slate. 2nd. row - J. Haas, J. Gibson, Talbot, J. De Mar, B. Davidson. 3rd. row S. Dodge. D. Adams, B. West, D. Kloc H. Alberry, L. Weaver, T. - W. Daniels, Mrs. Hentze, C LQr°W n J Burch111� D Scott, D. Bourcy, V. Slate, W. Davison, ij' Chavoustie, K. Richardson, D. Bourquin. 2nd. row - J. m Barr, L. Weaver, R. Dorr, T. Talbot, D. Walker, J. De Mar, Haas. Back - Mrs. Hentze. THREE MILE BAY D 0 W K S T A I R S 1st. row - S. Chavoustie, C. Bourquln, C. Hills, J. Rogers. 2nd. row K. Reddick, S. Bourcy, S. Bourquln, L. Bourquln. 3rd. row - T. Yott B. Gifford, P. Klock, Mrs. Herrick, T. Bourcy. 1st. row - A. Gifford, S. Goutremout, E. Whattam, B. Whattam. 2nd. row - R. Chavoustie, J. Bourquln, D. Sturapf, A. Jackson. 3rd. row - J. Chavoustie, E. Lance, L. Bourquln, Miss Wilcox, G. Goutremout. 1st. row - C. Becker, S. Purcell, B. Ball, L. Quencer, B. Barr, M. Allen. 2nd. row - N. Phelps, C. Dean, C. Ramsey, S. Weaver, D, Eldrldge, C. Goutremout, Mrs. Walrath. Valedictorian: Barbara Ball Salutatorian: Bernice Barr Lois Quencsr, Bernice Barr, Jim Rogers, Valter Putnam. l8t. row- M. Allen, Vice President; Mr. Wright; S. Richards, measurer; D. Ward, President; K. Cheal, Secretary; C. Goutermout. cm. row- K. Murnford; T. Ross. ACTIVITIES 1st. row- C. Ackerman, B. Bauer, C. Sherman, S. Thompson, B. Barr, M. Mucklewee, R. Block, B. Mason, K. Cheal. 2nd. row- P. Warner, S. Richardson, N. Phelps, E. Northrop, C. Ramsey, L. Thompson, M. Yott, M. Jackson, E. Wilder, A. Yott. 3rd. row- J. Bourn, S. Richards, S. Lynch, S. Purcell, D. Brown, R.Gifford, C. Goutremout- let. row- R. Schreiber, T. Ross, D. Ward, M. Allen, S. Richards, Cheal, C. Goutremout, K. Mumford. 2nd. row- S. Bevens, P. Comlns, N. Phelps, S. Thompson, D. Brown, M. Mucklewee, R. Block, B. Bauer, B. Mason, R. Gifford. 3rd. row- J. Bourn, v. Gosier, C. Dean, M. Yott, M. Bourcy, J. Gosier, A. Yott, E Northrop, L. Thompson, C. Bamsey, C. Becker, L. Quencer, B. Barr. 4th. row- W. Putnam, R. Gosier, S. Purcell, B. Ball. 5th. row- P. White, G. Talbot, J. Richards, C. Wilder, D. Ashwln, J Rogers, C. Yott, E. Switzer, S. Weaver, T. Bourcy, R. Sixbury. 1st. row- V. Gosier, D. Brown, M. Allen, C. Ramsey, C. Becker, L. Quencer, B. Ball, B. Barr. 2nd. row- C. Dean, S. Purcell, J. Rogers, D. Ward, W. Putnam, H. Radley, J. Richards. l8t. row- C. Ramsey, V. Oosler, D. Brown, S. Purcell, M. Allen, E. Quencer, C. Becker, B. Barr, B. Ball. 2nd. row- B. Mason, Bourn, N. Phelps, M. Mucklewee. R. Block, K. Cheal, L. Thom- pson, S. Thompson, M. Yott, S. Bevens. 3rd. row- S. Weaver, E. Sterling, J. Gosier, T. Bourcy, P. White, B. Bauer, S. Bourcy. Kneeling - L. Quencer, D. Brown. 1st. row - S. Purcell, W. Putnam, B. Beck, R. Gosler, L. Austin, S. Weaver, P. Weaver, K. Snyder, K. Twlsdale. 2nd. row - J. Chavoustle, B. Howland, J. Hentze, P. White, M. Mucklewee, C. Ramsey, N. Phelps, G. Rogers. 3rd. row - L. Barr, A. Yott, S. Plato, E. Sterling, S. Thompson, E. Jones, M. Howard. 4th. row - Miss Aldous, D. Plato, D. Ashwln, B. Barr, D. Eldridge, R. Gifford. Kneeling - p. Mason, S. Haas. 1st. row - S. Torrey, C. Barr, feeler, R. Bourn, J. Sterling, M. Countryman, L. Walker, J. Caputo, D. Matthews. 2nd. row - W. Tyler, J. Klock, R. Caputo, nlS8 Aldous, R. Greene, A. Whitmore, A. Lynch, J. Bearup. 1st. row - C. Ramsey, D. Eldridge, R. Gosier, C. Becker, B. Eisele, V, Putnam, C. Goutremout. 2nd. row - Coach West, E. Radley, J. Rich- ards, D. Ashwin, D. Ward, S. Weaver, J. Rogers. Lyme Visitors Theresa 55 46 La Fargeville 53 71 Antwerp 51 52 Alex Bay 52 44 Black River 62 49 Philadelphia 52 54 Cape Vincent 47 60 Redwood 100 68 Evans Mills 74 88 Black River 65 51 Theresa 96 66 Alex Bay 78 53 Redwood 113 69 Sectionals-Evans Mills 63 66 Tournament-Cape Vincent 57 53 Philadelphia 55. 1073 959 We had a rather successful season this year, winning 9 of our games. We all feel very good about breaking the century mark twice. We scored 1,073 points against the 959 of our opponents, Ior an average of 67 points per game. Doug Ward led our scoring attack with 299 points In league Piay, followed by Dave Ashwin with 187 points. Sky Weaver dumped ini to ed8e out Jon Richards with 126 points. This year we W1U lose W. Putnam, E. Radley, J. Richards, and D. Ward. 1st. row - D. Barr, P. Walker. R. Talbot. 2nd row - D. Purcell P. Wiley, D. Putnam, B. Ball, S. Ramsey, J. Garrett, D. Quencer. 3rd row - Mr. Malo, L. Pettey, J. Hentze, T. Ross, L. Austin, J. more, B. Beck, L. Comlns, R. Schrelber. Whl Lyme Visitors Theresa 36 27 La Fargevllle 32 46 Antwerp 35 20 Alex Bay 27 30 Black River 47 24 Philadelphia 27 54 Cape Vincent 38 30 Bedwood 62 60 Henderson 36 34 Evans Mills 52 34 Black River 67 39 Theresa 41 32 Alex Bay 37 45 Bedwood 66 24 Cape Vincent 23 40 606 539 The Junior High Team had a fairly successful season this year with 9 wins and 6 losses. They started the season under the supervision of Coach Schell and completed It under Coach Malo. The scores of the games played this year are as follows: L. Quencer, B. Barr, D. Brown, 5. Purcell, B. Ball Comins, 3. Bauer, N. Phelps, M. Mucklewee, S. Bevens JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS P. Warner, J. Luff, S. Lynch, S. Richards, E. Wilder JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADING SUBSTITUTES A. Yott, E. Northrop, M. Jackson, P. Weaver, A. Yott 1st. row- D. Brown, B. Ball, C. Beckar, 3. Barr, 3. Purcell. 2nd. row- V. Gosler, N. Phelps, S. Richards, M. Mucklewee, S. Bevens, B. Bauer, L. Quencer, R. Block. 3rd. row- J. Gosier, L. Thompson, E. Wilder, M. Yott, M. Bourcy, S. Lynch, S. Thompson, 2. Northrop, A. Yott. 4th. row- Mr. Maio. l8t. row - J. Hentze, J. Garrett, L. Pettey, L. Coinins, P. Walker, Peters, J. Weller, L. Barr, E. Sterling. 2nd. row - B. Beck, jj. Eldrldge, T. Bourcy, G. Talbot, D. Plato, P. White, L. Austin, D. Me Dougal. 3rd. row - W. Putnam, R. Greene, C. Yott, C. Wilder, Sixbury, E. Switzer, R. Gosier. 4-th. row - B. Eisele, S. Weaver, D Ward, D. Ashwln, J. Richards, G. Brown, E. Radley. Standing - Coach West, D. Eldrldge, D. Plato, G. Brown, W. Putnam, P. White, C. Wilder. Kneeling - D. Peters. mm B A s E B A L L j Patchln, P. Wiley, D. Purcell, B. Brown, P. Walker, s jarrett, L. Corains. 2nd. row - Mr. Malo, B. Beck, L. Pettey, amsey, l. Austin, T. Boss, J. Hentze, D. Peters. 3rd. row - p' uu?!Jn R Greene, J. Richards, C. Wilder, R. Sixbury, G. Talbot, s‘ u lte th« row - Coach West, D. Ward, C. Yott, D. Ashwin, eaver, E. Radley, R. Gosier, D. Eldrldge. Junior From Doug QUEEN CHRIS KING JON Walt ADVERTISERS Compliment® of THE NORTHERN NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY Watertown, N.Y. Compliments of 2 i ncfmcut GUevJiolei Gatnpamf, 500 State Street CARTHAGE, N.Y. Phone 3137 □LD CARS ALAN MERCHANT Cape Vincent, N. Y. MACHINERY SCRAP IRON METAL THE GEORGE BROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, Hardware and Paints CHAUMONT, NEW YORK PHOHE: 7 Y SI CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES to the Class of '57 BRADLEY HARDWARE Arsenal St. Court St. Watertown, N.Y. COMPLIMENTS OP THE BEE HIVE Court St. Watertown, N.Y. We specialize In staple and gift merchandise COMPLIMENTS OP GOODYEAR SERVICE Watertown, N. Y. Compliments of Atlantic Service Station -Groceries- Earl Fulmer Chaumont, N.Y. Compliments of CLAUDE MOUNT Three Mile Bay, N. Y. Shop- • 0 14«; AR IHM. J WATERTOWN, N.Y. Compliments of KEN BOURCY apparel for Three Mile Bay, N. Y. BOYS AND MEN Compliments of Watertown RUDDELL G.L.P. SERVICE INC. BUSINESS MACHINES CO. Peed Store Farm Store Phone 4027 Phone 4645 Arcade Balcony For top quality, good services, and the right prices, use your Watertown, N.Y. G.L.F. SERVICES Headquarters For PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OP 1957 LYME CENTRAL SCHOOL Nortnern New York's Leading Department Store Watertown, New York ______ Compliments of CLARK MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME f Evelelgh Motor Sales Inc. Best Wishes Dodge Plymouth to Sales Service The Senior Class Dodge Job-Rated Trucks Dexter Phone TE 6-3231 Claude Blariche Rlckett COMPLIMENTS OF G. A. JUMPS Coal-Fuel 011-Lumber Hoofing Siding Contractor Complete Line of Paints Building Supplies Dexter, N.Y. Tel. TEnnyson 6-3431 Rome, N. Y, Everything for the Athlete n Say It With Flowers NEW TOP HAT GRILL SWITZER HUTCHINGS Store-116 Arsenal St, Greenhouse-820 Holcomb St. Famous For Delightful Food Legal Beverages For Party Reservations Limerick, N, Y. Phone-4124 P, L. Hughes, Prop, Phone TE 69971 PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY Compliments of Fishman Co. 138-140 Court Street • RUMJC SQUARE WATERTOWN. N. T. Watertown, N. Y. Van Alstyne's ISAAC ADAM'S BARBER SHOP General trucking and Whitewashing Hair Cuts - Shaves - Shampoos - Tonics - Chaumont, New York Strunk Chain Saws Sales and Service Telephone 8F-11 Carlton's Stainless Steel Cookware E. F. Marsaw Meats Groceries KING'S RED WHITE Complete Food Market Dexter, New York Phone 5 Chaumont, N.Y. Phone TE6-392 The Dexter Hardware W. J. Sayles, ov ner Fuel Oil, Kerosine Gas Hardware, Heating SPORTSMAN'S REST CRESCENT HOTEL Chaumont, N.Y. ROE L. J. Hamilton Chaumont 39 Farm Service Inc. Limerick - Woodville AUCTIONEERS N.Y. P. Hamilton Watertown 4710-W-2 Compliments of EMPIRE TRAVEL CLUB Travel Agents to the High Schools of the East SMITH-EVELEIGH MOTOR SALES, INC. 300 ARSENAL STREET PHONE 743 WATERTOWN, N. Y. DODGE PASSENGER CARS, COMMERCIAL CARS AND TRUCKS PLYMOUTH PASSENGER CARS Congratulations to the Class of 1957 Clifton H. Good Clayton, N.Y. COMPLIMENTS OP LESLIE E. DANIELS INSURANCE AGENCY ALL KINDS OP INSURANCE PHONE 37 17 MAIN STREET CHAUMONT, N. Y. CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of 1957 from GRORGR II. HYDE, INC RBTABLI8HID 1193 PLUMBING. HEATING. SHEET METAL WORK 108-118 NEWELL STREET Watertown, N. Y. TELEPHONE WATERTOWN 613B CRESCENT MILLING CO., Inc. LUMBER and BUILDING SUPPLIES FUEL OILS HAPPY COOKING GAS Phone 22 Chaumont N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OP CITIZENS BANK Cape Vincent, N. Y. BASTIAN BROS. CO. Rochester, N.Y. Designers and Producers of Exclusive Class Jewelry Engraved Commencement Announcements and Personal Cards Mr. James L. Mason 55 West Barney St., Qouverneur, N.Y. Compliments of TOWNSHIP TELEPHONE COMPANY Chaumont, New York Compliments of The Serenaders Chaumont, New York EARLE'S DAIRY Homogenized Pasteurized Milk Cream Phone Chaumont 11Y3 We Sell, Rent, Repair Typewriters, Adding Machines and Duplicators Supplies Prompt Service John J. Stocker Co. 22 Arcade Balcony Phone 232 Watertown, N. Y. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OP 1957 SMITH PERCY IN ACCOUNT WITH BRIMMER’S GARAGE GENERAL REPAIRING WELDING PHONE 77 Compliments of TAYLOR IMPLEMENT CO., INC. 560 West Main St. Watertown, N.Y. 722 James St� Clayton, N.Y. Carl C. Pry, Inc. Pord Tractors Ford Farm Equipment Sales Service Depauvllle, New York Phone-Clayton-4l8Rl Compliments of JONES SPORT SHOP Headquarters for White Stag Sailcloth Togs Congratulations to the Courtesy Graduating Class of 1957 of RIOHARDS CLOTHES SINGER SEWING CENTER Watertown, N.Y. Watertown CURTIS - HOLMES MUSIC, INC. COMPLIMENTS 119 Stone St. OP Watertown, N.Y. MAX ALPERT INC. Everything in music for 162-64 Court St. Watertown, N. Y. the musician INSTRUMENT RENTALS REPAIRS SALES SERVICE Compliments of CAROLYN PONTIAC PHONE � 570 1543 State Street VICTOR BOURN VIC’S SUNOCO STATION AL. SCOTT Watertown. N. Y SALES MOR. ChAUMONT, N. Y. TEL 55 Compliments of the HOME MAKER LIMERICK HOTEL Hotel Service • All Legal Beverages SHOP LIMERICK, NEW YORK 142 Arsenal St. Watertown, N.Y. C. F. Bichie, prop. Phone 6 - 9241 Curtains Linens Domestic Drapes COMPLETE MARINE SERVICE CHARTER - SALES - REPAIRS STORAGE - GAS - ICE HARDWARE - ACCESSORIES CHAUMONT, N.Y. TELEPHONE w LUCKY STAR RANCH Largest Hunting Preserve In the North OWNER - J.C. GEORG CHAUMONT, N. Y. Phone Clayton 420R2 PHEASANT AND DUCK HUNTING Frozen Game Birds All Year Round compliments of RALSTON PURINA COMPANY 445 Coffeen Street, Watertown, New York Tires - Bicycles - TV Radios - Toys - Gym sets Baseball Equipment Swimming Supplies Use our easy payment plan. CARLS AUTO ACC. INC. 152 Court St. Watertown Compliments of HOUSEHOLD MERIT INC. Compliments of CAHILLS SPORTING GOODS CO, Watertown, N. Y. HOWARD II. VISIwMs ‘ S ! 3 STATE STREET TELEPHONE 71 WATE RTOWN. : M'W YORK TELEPHONE 17Y3 CHAUMONT, NEW YORK He greatest name n o it h o a k i motoring AUTOGRAPHS graphed in U. S. A. by Yearbook House X -