Lyme Central School - Ontarion Yearbook (Chaumont, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1958 volume:

Mata Mater 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; Hail! Lyme Central School. From 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; Hail to thee, our alma mater; Hail! Lyme Central School. Green and Gold, O wave forever O'er 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; Hail! Lyme Central School. LYME CENTRAL SCHOOL Chaumont, New York Dedication We, the Class of 1958, dedicate this issue of the Ontarion to out custodian, Mr. Jim Allen, as our way of showing him our deep appreciation for all the help he has given our class. He has picked up after us for four years without complaining or grumbling, and his good nature has been an example to all of us. Hoard of Education Mr. G. Rogers, Mr. E. Frye, Mr. J. Beck, Mrs. F. Haas, Mr. H. Howard, Mr. H. Pur- cell, Mr. J. Wright, Principal. faculty First row: P. Congdon, O. Stewart, M. Wilcox, M. Her- rick, B. Riorden, E. Walrath, D. West, B. Hemingway, M. Scanlon. Second row: G. Dodge, R. Kemmis, V. Weaver, M. Purcell, R. Miller, J. Wright, M. Hentze, E. Dodds, M. Maio, M. Southard. Third row: R. Filmer, T. Fetterly, R. Dunham. Personnel First row: Mrs. R. Silver, Mrs. A. West, Mrs. J. Chavoustie, Mrs. E. Baker, Mr. G. Gifford. Second row: Mr. M. Cheal, Mr. E. Heasley, Mr. L. Pettey, Mr. C. Rickett, Mr. C. Hol- brook, Mr. J. Allen. DAVE ASH WIN Dave The Rule of My Life Is to Make Pleasure My Business, and Business My Pleasure. Quill 2; Class Vice President 2,3; Class President 1,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Service Club 3,4; Class Play 3; Intramu- rals 1,2,3,4; Football 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Student Council 1; King - Junior Prom. BARBARA BAUER Barb A Quiet Mind Is Richer Than a Crown. Cheerleader 1,2,3,4;GAA 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; County Chorus 2; Ensemble 2,4; Quill 2,3,4, Editor, Typ- ist 4; Service Club 1,2,3,4; Student Librarian 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Oswego Conference 2; Class Play 3; Class Treas - urer 2; Chorus Librarian 2. JOANNE BOURN Joie Not Too Serious, Not Too Gay. A True Girl in Every Way. GAA 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Quill 2,3,4, Editor, Typ- ist 4; Class Play 3; Service Club 3,4; Student Librarian 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Class Treasurer 1,3,4; Oswego Confer- ence 2; Ensemble 2,3; County Chorus 4; Treasurer of Home Ec Club 4. KAREN CHEAL Karen Here's a Girl of Which All Boys Are Fond, Which Goes to Prove That Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Quill 2,3,4; Student Council Rep. 3,4; Vice President of Class 4; Class Play 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Junior Prom Queen; Service Club 1,2,3,4; Student Librar- ian 2,3,4; Oswego Conference 2. FERN COM INS Fern Four Are the Things I'd Been Better Without, Love, Curi- osity, Freckles, and Doubt. GAA 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Service Club 2,3,4; Student Council 2,4; Yearbook Staff 4; President of GAA 4; Junior Class Play 3; Quill 2; Class President 2; Class Secretary 3,4; Oswego Conference 2; President of Student Council 4; Vice President of Student Council 2; Score- keeper for Baseball 3. REUEL GIFFORD I Have Been a Stranger in a Strange Land. Service Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus Accompan- ist 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Challenge Quiz Team 4; Yearbook 4; Student Librarian 4; Red Cross Rep- resentative 3.4; Class Play 3; County Chorus 2,3,4. BARBARA MASON Barb I Hate Scarce Smiles, I Love Laughing. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Quill 1,2,3,4; Girls’ Ensemble 2,4; Ser- vice Club 1,2,3; Class Play 3; County Chorus 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Chorus Librarian 2,3,4; Student Librar- ian 2; Service Club 4. JANE WALLACE Jane- Silence Is More Eloquent Than Speech. GAA 1,2,3; Chorus 2; Junior Play 3; Quill 2,3; Yearbook Staff 4; Quiz Kids 4; Service Club 1,2,4; Class Vice Pres- ident 1; Class Secretary 2. Reuel CHARLES WILDER Charley If Life Were Only Music and Cigarettes Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Basketball 3; Service Club 1,2,3, 4; Class Play 3; Yearbook 4; Oswego Conference 2. CHARLES YOTT Chuck We Grant Although He Had Much Wit, He Was Very Shy of Using It. Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1,2; Junior Play 3; Intramurals 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2; Yearbook Staff 4. Seated: B. Bauer, J. Wallace, B. Mason, J. Bourn, F. Comins. Standing: R. Gifford, D. Ashwin, K. Cheal, C. Yott, C. Wilder. Class Jlistory In our Freshman year, our advisor was Mr. Mosseau, and our officers were: Pres. - David Ashwin, Vice Pres. - Jane Wallace, Sec. - Robert Alberry, and Treas. - Joanne Bourn. As Sophomores, our advisor was Miss Lawson. Our officers were: Pres. - Fern Com- ins, Vice Pres. - David Ashwin, Sec. - Jane Wallace, Treas. - Barbara Bauer.Class ac- tivities included a magazine sale and a Sadie Hawkins dance. In June we held a class picnic. In our Junior year, our advisor was Miss Southard, and our officers were: Pres. - George Talbot, Vice Pres. - David Ashwin, Sec. - Fern Comins, Treas. - Joanne Bourn. We sold hot dogs and pop at basketball games, had a stationery sale, produced 3 one- act plays, and at our Junior Prom David and Karen were King and Queen. Now we are Seniors with the following officers: Pres. - David Ashwin, Vice Pres. - Karen Cheal, Sec. - Fern Comins, Treas. - Joanne Bourn. Our advisor is Miss Southard. Activities have been a Christmas dance, a round and square dance, publication of the Ontarion, and our Easter trip to New York. Barbara Bauer, Jane Wallace, Fern Comins, and Charles Wilder started 1st grade together. Barbara Mason and Joanne Bourn joined them shortly after. Reuel Gifford, Karen Cheal, and Charles Yott came from Three Mile Bay in 7th grade, and in the 8th grade David Ashwin entered the class. Class Will We, the Class of '58 of LCS of Chaumont, New York, being of unsound mind, do here- by make, publish, and declare this our last will and testament. Having reached the point where we must say farewell to LCS and so that you may profit by our experiences, we do hereby bequeath the following... FIRST: All our debts, including our funeral expenses, shall be paid out of our treasury by our capable executors. SECOND: To all Juniors we leave the important title, Seniors, and all privileges that go with it. THIRD: I, DAVID ASHWIN, leave my ability to fail history to Bill Beck. I, BARBARA BAUER, leave my cheering voice to Suzanne Lynch. I, JOANNE BOURN, leave my office work to Gail Warner. I, KAREN CHEAL, leave my hero worship of James Dean to Ruth Block. I, FERN COMINS, leave my ability to get into embarrassing situations to Georganna Rogers. I, REUEL GIFFORD, leave my position as chorus accompanist to Nancy Phelps. I, BARBARA MASON, leave my late arrivals to school to Brenda Ball. I, JANE WALLACE, leave a little peace and quiet to Study Hall. I, CHARLES WILDER, leave my Elvis Presley act to Ed Sterling. I, CHARLES YOTT, leave my souped up hot-rod to Sky Weaver. We hereby appoint as executors of this, our final will ... Mike Todd, Arthur God- frey, and Fats Domino. - Class of 1958 Class Pkopkecy A period of ten years has gone by, and as we look in on the class of '58, we find: After leaving L.C.S., DAVID ASHWIN worked his way through college. While in col- lege, he was discovered by an M. G. M. producer and is now a famous actor. BARBARA BAUER became secretary to Cheyenne Bodie and married him. Now she is staying home with their 19 children, and they are looking forward to many more. JOANNE BOURN, the first in the class to get married, now helps her husband run a line of gas stations, Bevens Gas, Inc. KAREN CHEAL has been married five times and is now employed as secretary by the International Society of Bachelors. FERN COMINS was the first woman scientist to fly to the moon. REUEL GIFFORD is happily married to Miss Universe of 1966 from England. They live in Europe, if anyone cares to write. BARBARA MASON became a famous singer and now has her own hour-long television show over WCLK TV in Limerick. JANE WALLACE appeared a few months ago in the Winter Olympics, breaking the world's ski record. She is presently in the hospital with a broken arm, two broken legs, and four fractured ribs. CHARLES WILDER, the Elvis Presley of 1966, is now a top recording star and has sold over 1 million records of 10 different songs, including Don't Step on My Sideburns” and Sputnik Rock. ” CHARLES YOTT is now the owner of General Motors. He is planning to put out a new car named Mary Anne in a year or so. Advice to the Seniors We advise DAVID ASHWIN to join the Globe Trotters. ” He has the speed and athletic ability. We advise BARBARA BAUER to go to college and get her MRS. degree. We advise JOANNE BOURN to continue her secretarial work. It may come in handy someday. We advise KAREN CHEAL to get her driver’s license so that she won't have to stay on the Point so much. We advise FERN COMINS to become a model. She is also so neat and pleasing to the eye. We advise REUEL GIFFORD to keep up flirting with the girls. He may land one someday. We advise BARBARA MASON to study choral direction. She seems to do OK in the mu- sic department. We advise JANE WALLACE to invent a Sputnik so Chaumont will make the map. We advise CHARLES WILDER to become a chemist so he can mix his own chemicals and really make an explosion. ” We advise CHARLES YOTT to be a hot rod racer because he seems to enjoy driving. { unior Class First row: T. Bourcy, M. Bourcy, J. Gosier, M. Yott, R. Block, N. Phelps, E. Sterling. Second row: C. Goutremout, C. Sherman, C. Reff, S. Thompson, M. A. Mucklewee, S. Bevens, L. Thompson. Third row: D. Eldridge, D. Dean, P. While, R. Greene, S. Weaver, D. Plato, R. Gosier, Mrs. Walrath. The Junior Class of 1957-1958, consisting of 17 members, held a very successful stationery sale this year. We also sold soft drinks and hot dogs at the home basketball games. We plan to present 2 one-act plays entitled, Last Night's Paper and The Prettiest Girl in Town. We will close the year with the annual Junior Prom. The class officers are: President -.................................THOMAS BOURCY Vice President - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - NANCY PHELPS Secretary — - —---------- — - - DAVID PLATO Treasurer - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- PHILLIP WHITE Class Advisor - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - -MRS. WALRATH Advice to the juniors We advise RUTH BLOCK to keep up her charming smile. It brings out her good person- ality. We advise THOMAS BOURCY to stay on at the gas station when his father retires, be- cause he has had quite a bit of experience. We advise DAVID DEAN to practice up on his gun work. He may become a Marshal yet. We advise DAVID ELDRIDGE to keep on playing the trombone. He may be able to join the Lawrence Welk Band. We advise JANE GOSIER to become a nurse. We tnink she’d be a very efficient one, and cute too. We advise ROBERT GOSIER to keep working on his basketball and some day become a pro. We advise CAROLYN GOUTREMOUT to get married and raise a family that will be as nice and quiet as she is. We advise MARY ANNE MUCKLEWEE to go on cheering. Who knows? She may become head cheerleader at one of the Bowl football games. We advise NANCY PHELPS to keep up her good work on the piano. Next year a new accompanist for the chorus will be needed. ADVICE TO THE JUNIORS (continued) We advise DAVID PLATO to become a State Trooper. We think it's just the job for him. We advise CAROL REFF to stay the way she is. Men like quiet girls with good taste. We advise CHARLOTTE SHEARMAN to keep up her good work in the Grange, and some- day she might become Master. We advise EDWARD STERLING to hang on to the good personality he has, and also his saxophone. We advise SUSAN THOMPSON to become a dressmaker. She can sew very well. We advise SCHUYLER WEAVER to go to college and be the star basketball player. We advise PHILIP WHITE to stay as nice and as much fun as he is today. We advise MARY YOTT to become a cowgirl. She likes hillbilly music so much. Sophomore Class First row: L. Pettey, J. Garrett, S. Lynch, G. Hillick, E. Wilder, L. Comins, J. Weiler. Second row: J. Hentze, C. Ackerman, A. Yott, S. Richards, B. Ball, E. Northrop, S. Wallace, D. Peters. Third row; L. Barr, L. Austin, Mrs. Dunham, B. Beck, F. Walker. First row; S. Ramsey, M. Jackson, S. Richardson, F. Warner, S. Reddick, M. Rogers. L. Hill. Second row: J. Klock, G. Warner, J. Luff, S. Plato, P. Weaver, G. Rogers, W. Weaver. Third row: R. Lear. T. Ross, R. Schreiber, Mr. Weaver, T. Hilts, D. Goutremout, J. Whitmore. First row: R. McDougall, D. Quencer, M. Howard, M. Twisdale, C. Comins, K. Lanning, R. Talbot. Second row; S. Stevens, J. Chavoustie, C. Phillips, R. Reff, J. Beck, K. Peters, J. Yott. Third row: A. Yott, M. Howland, E. Jones, D. Stamford, H. La Gray, A. Slate, D. Gosier, K. Mumford, K. Snyder, J. Block. Fourth row; W. Alberry, A. Piche, B. Brown, L. Walker, D. Thompson, Mr. Dodge, M. Ladner, P. Wiley, D. Putnan, M. Patchin. 5 e v e H t k G r a d e First row: N. Radley, S. Haas, P. Mason, P. Walker, T. Compo, J. Hill, W. Tyler, L. Cheney, Second row: D. Heasley, C. Paro, R. King, D. Lear, D. Williams, T. Cheney, J. Schulz. Third row: B. Gifford, J. Sterling, L. Radley, A. Whitmore, L. Bourcy, N. Dodge, E. Brown. Fourth row: L. Walker, J. Ross, E. Thompson, S. Hilts, Mr. Fetterly, J. Alberry, R. Caputo, L. Reff, R. Reff. First row: D. Davis, S. Torrey, R. Gosier, R. Alberry, J. Schulz, C. Lee. Second row: C. Warner, P. Shearman, C. Gibson, B. Hilts, B. Carr, M. Swallia. Third row: Mrs. Purcell, R. Bourn, G. Goumond, S. Dwyer, A. Stevens, S. Goodffiend. Fourth row: N. Ramsey, A. Lynch, M. West, D. Matthews. Fifth row: A. LaGray, R. Staie, G. Thompson, J. Bevens, J. Howland. First row: P. Rogers, N. Schwalm, D. Wheeler, M. Dodge, C. La Gray, Second row: D. Hansen. D. Wallace, J. Scott, B. Pickette, J. Paro, S. Vaughan. Third row: C. Hamlin, G. Walker, J. Gould, C. Richardson. A. Lance. Fourth row; J. Bearup, B. Williams, L. Berard, N. Reff, M. Alberry. First row: B. Paro, R. Torrey, E. Klock, M. J. Caputo, P. Alberry, R. Goodfriend. Second row: J. Caputo, T. Thompson, B. Adams, S. Williams, K. Lance, P. Audo. Third row: E. Talbot, G. Williams, B. Gould, E. Reff, R. Walker. Fourth row; B. Radley, W. Lewis, F. Bourcy, R. Mitchell, J. Hamlin. Fifth row: J. Dasno, D. Kirk- by, P. Rogers, B. Richardson, N. Utess. Teacher, Miss Stewart. First row: M. Nichols, A. Hilts, A. Davis, A. Berard, A. Thompson, N. Crouse, T. Radley. Second row: G. Green, S. Alberry, S. Bourquin, J. Hillick. Third row: C. Bearup, R Lynch, R. Wallace, J. Gibson. Fourth row: K. Baker, L. Kimball, M. Dodge, Mrs. Russell, D. Countryman, T. Mount, C. Snyder, R. King, R. Bourcy. First row: H. Alberry, J. De Mar, D. Klock, S. Mudge, C. Lane, B. Yerdon, T. Tal- bot, L. Weaver. Second row: C. Rogers, B. La Morie, K. Richardson, L. Hilts, V. Slate, A. De Mar, F. Shultz, M. Haas, J. Gibson. Third row: Mrs. Hemingway. First row: D. Eldridge, C. Garrett, B. Warner, K. Klock, L. Swallia. Second row: T. Mount, W. Hubbard, V. Quencer, J. Williams, S. Favret, M. Quencer, R. Engle, J. Barden, P. Williams, S. Phipps. Third row: P. West, G. Yerdon, T. Rogers, J. Alberry, D. Richardson, B. Carr, C. Gaumond, Mrs. Maio. First row: C. Nichols, L. Jackson, D. Pickette, M. Mount. Second row: R. Bourcy, D. Bourquin, J. Caputo, R. Walker. Third row; J. Yott, D. Hillick, R. Cheal, N. Phipps. Standing: B. Reff, M. Snyder, D. Adams, A. Crouse, D. Goodfriend, K. Nichols, R. Hilts, L. Goodfriend, D. Scott, B. West. Teacher, Miss Congdon. Zkree Mile Bay First row: H. Reddick, T. Yott, C. Bourquin, G. Gountremout, S. Cha- voustie. Second row: J. Rogers, T. Bourcy, C. Hills, L. Bourquin, K. Schreiber. Third row: L. Bour- quin, J. Chavoustie, Mrs. Herrick, S. Bourquin, E. Fredenberg. Kindergarten First row: A. Audo, L. Richardson, D. Riordan, C. Williams, V. Bour- quin, K. Crouse, N. Haas, J. De- Mar, K. Stevens, N. Davis. Sec- ond row: P. Stumpf, D. Mount, P. Talbot, M. LaGray, T. Hills, C. Mount, R. Yerdon, G. Haas, R. Walker, B. Jackson. Third row: N. Siver, R. Dasno, B. Heiman, D. Wright, M. Cummings, R. Dorr, P. Cheal, A. Cuppernell, M. Hilts, E. Countryman, A. Ham- lin. Fourth row: Mrs. Hentze. Zkree M ile Bay Front row: P. Hills, E. Whattam, B. Chavoustie, N. Rogers. Second row: R. Chavoustie, L. Reff, A. Jackson. Third row: E. Lance, D. Bourcy, S. Goutremout, J. Bour- quin. Fourth row: A. Gifford, S. Walker, Miss Wilcox, D. Stumpf, B. Whattam. Cyme Central Chapter of the National Mo nor Society First row: J. Wallace, C. Goutremout, N. Phelps, members. Second row: R. Gifford. E. Sterling, D. Eldridge, S. Weaver, members. Third row: D. Peters, S. Lynch, G. Hillick, F. Walker, B. Ball, J. Hentze, pledgees. Mrs. Walrath. Ce Kay Chapter of the National junior Mo nor Society First row: C. Comins, M.Twisdale, M. Howard, members. Second row: G. Warner, J. Luff, K. Mumford, J. Beck, members. Third row: D. Heasley, pledgee; G. Rogers, member; E. Thompson, J. Ross, S. Haas, pledgees. Student Council Valedictorian and Salutatorian FERN COMINS, Valedictorian JANE WALLACE, Salutatorian D. Heasley, S. Ramsey, E. Sterling, E. Northrop, F. Comins, K. Cheal, G. War- ner, Mr. Wright. Quiz kids Seated: Nancy Phelps, Jane Wallace. Standing: David Eldridge, Reuel Gifford. Service Club First row: B. Ball, S. Richards, E. Sterling, F. Comins, D. Heasley, G. Warner, S. Ramsey, K. Cheal, E. Northrop, R. Block, N. Phelps, C. Goutremount. Second row; A. Yott, P. Weaver, C. Ackerman, G. Hillick, S. Wallace, S. Thompson, M. Muck- lewee, C. Sherman, C. Reff, E. Wilder. Third row: G. Rogers, S. Reddick, B. Bauer, C. Wilder, S. Lynch, S. Plato, J. Klock, J. Gosier, S. Bourcy, M. Yott, J. Wallace, S. Bevens. Fourth row: P. White, S. Weaver, T. Bourcy, D. Eldridge, D. Dean, L. Barr, L. Austin, J. Weiler, J. Whitmore, D. Ashwin, R. Gosier, R. Gifford, T. Ross, D. Plato. Quill First row: B. Bauer, R. Block, N. Phelps, B. Ball, S. Richards, E. Northrop, K. Cheal, B. Mason. Second row; G. Hillick, D. Eldridge, A. Yott, S. Thompson, M. Muck- lewee, C. Sherman, C. Reff, M. Yott. Third row: S. Weaver, E. Sterling, T. Bour- cy, S. Lynch, E. Wilder, C. Ackerman, S. Wallace, S. Bourcy, J. Gosier, D. Plato, P. White. Girls' Chorus First row: J. Bourn, N. Phelps, M. Mucklewee, J. Luff, S. Thompson, F. Warner, S. Plato, B. Bauet, A. Yott, E. Northrop, E. Wilder, Second row: S. Wallace, J. Gos- ier, C. Goutremout, $ . Richardson, M. Jackson, R. Block, K. Cheal, B. Mason, P. Weaver. Third row: C. Reff, M. Yott, L. Thompson, G. Hillick, S. Reddick, J. Klock, W. Weaver, M. Rogers, G. Rogers, S. Murphy, G. Warner, S. Lynch, R. Gif- ford. Girls’ Ensemble First row: M. Mucklewee, F. Warner, S. Plato, B. Bauer, S. Lynch, A. Yott. Sec- ond row: R. Gifford, E. Northrop, S. Wallace, J. Bourn, N. Phelps, R. Block, K. Cheal, B. Mason. Senior Band First row: L. Reff, E. Brown, R. Reff, S. Stevens. Second row: M. Dodge, M. Muckewee, A. Yott, C. Goutremount, E. Sterling, S. Plato, S. Thompson, J. Al- berry. Third row: G. Rogers, P. Weaver, K. Snyder, J. Beck, M. Howard, M. Twis- dale, N. Phelps, S. Weaver. Fourth row: Mrs. Jones, J. Chavoustie, J. Klock, B. Howland, E. Thompson, J. Hentze, P. White. Fifth row: R. Gifford, D. Plato, D. Eldridge, L. Barr. Standing: W. Beck, R. Gosier, L. Austin. ‘Junior Band First row: B. Carr, S. Bourcy, D. Matthews, A. Lynch, D. Kirkby, N. Utess. Sec- ond row; P. Audo, S. Torrey, B. Adams, D. Wheeler, B. Williams, B. Radley. Third row: C. Richardson, P. Rogers, D. Wallace, L. Walker. Fourth row: Mrs. Jones, W. Tyler, C. Hamlin, J. Bearup, R. Bourn. First row: L. Pettey, T. Ross, L. Comins, E. Eisele, C. Goutremout, Scorekeeper; B. Ball, Timekeeper; R. Gosier, D. Eldridge, D. Peters. Second row: P. White, L. Austin, B. Beck, R. King, Assistant; J. Whitmore, S. Weaver, D. Ashwin, Coach West. LYME CENTRAL SCORES 51 Evans Mills 53 64 Lafargeville 90 36 A ntwerp 54 61 Alex Bay 63 72 Theresa 53 77 Philadelphia 89 58 Cape Vincent 54 88 Redwood 70 65 Evans Mills 69 56 Lafargeville 60 40 Antwerp 56 57 Alex Bay 56 94 Theresa 63 72 Philadelphia 55 76 Redwood 64 59 Cape Vincent 73 83 • Redwood 67 54 •Henderson 60 1163 1149 We think we had a good season this year, winning 8 of our 18 games, even though we lost 5 games by 5 points or less. We scored 1163 points against our opponents' 1149, for an average of 64.11 points per game. Dave Ashwin led our scoring attack with 412 points with an average of 27. 7 points per game in this year’s play, followed by Sky Weaver who sank 295 points for an average of 16. 7 points per game. Larry Austin dumped in 167 {joints for an average of 12, while Bob Gosier had 65 points for an average of 4 points per game. Bill Eisele scored 57 points for an average of 3.3 points per game. This year we will lose Bill Eisele, Bob Gosier, and Dave Ashwin. Sectionals First row: R. King. Second row: S. Ramsey, D. Plato, D. Dean, G. Warner, Score- keeper; J. Hentze, J. Weiler, F. Walker. Third row: L. Pettey, R. Greene, J. Whit- more, Mr. Maio, B. Brown, D. Peters, P. White. LYME OPPONENTS This year marked the first time since 1950 that Lyme 47 Evans Mills 26 Central floored a Jr. Varsity squad. 23 LaFargeville 38 To this squad was left the task of starting what may 34 A ntwerp 45 very well be called a farm team to the varsity. Em- 34 Alex Bay 26 phasis was not placed on winning, but on learning 39 Theresa 27 basic fundamentals of basketball. This does not 41 Philadelphia 38 mean that the J.V. team did not try to win; it mere- 29 Cape Vincent 32 ly states that the sole purpose of a J.V. squad is to 48 Evans Mills 30 build a sound, all-around knowledge of basketball 29 LaFargeville 44 and a better attitude towards good sportsmanship, in 41 Antwerp 26 the hopes that future varsity teams may better repre- 28 Alex Bay 44 sent the purpose of sports at L.C.S. This year's squad 38 Theresa 40 was composed of last year's Jr. High boys and of var- 41 Philadelphia 56 sity material needing a little more experience. Play- 37 Cape Vincent 44 ing together for the first time, these boys showed re- markable eagerness to learn, a definite desire to play, and an excellent representation of the students at Lyme Central School. In closing, I would like to quote a phrase known to men of good sportsmanship the world over, and one which best describes this year's squad: It is not whether we win or lose, but how we played the game. ” First row: T. Compo, P. Walker, Mr. Maio, G. Warner, Scorekeeper, P. Mason, S. Haas. Second row; N. Radley, K. Lanning, J. Sterling, P. Wiley, D. Quencer, D. Purcell. Very little was said about the boys on the Junior High team, but there is much that can be said. These boys are actually the unsung heroes. These are the boys that very few people have noticed. These are the same boys who will one day be your future basketball stars. The Junior High team is made up of boys from the seventh and eighth grades, and their practice consists of one practice session a week. Their schedule is one that is made up week after week by phone contacts. Above are a few of the handicaps that prevented what we call a successful season in the won and lost column. Nevertheless, the season was successful, when you consider what the boys learned by participating. They, though they lost most of their games, never quit. They showed a real desire to learn and to play. To these boys goes the mythical award - For the Team Having the Most Courage and Desire to Play. Seated: S. Bevens, E. Wilder, N. Phelps. Standing: S. Richards, F. Comins. Cheerleaders Girls’ Activities Front to rear: W. Weaver, A. Yott, G. Rogers, M. Rogers, J. Klock, B. Bauer, E. Wilder, S. Reddick, S. Richardson, S. Plato, P. Weaver, N. Phelps, Mr, Maio, F. Comins, S. Richards, J. Luff, E. Northrop, S, Murphy, B. Ball, M. Jackson, C. Reff, G. Warner, S. Wallace, G. Hillick, S. Lynch, S. Thompson. Girls 'Athletic Association This year was quite a successful one for the Girls' Athletic Association. We at- tended a volleyball tournament, and several basketball playdays, and also held a play- day at our school. The volleyball tournament was held at Alexandria Bay Central School, with Lyme taking first place. The playdays were held at Cape Vincent, LaFargeville, Alex Bay, and Lyme, with Lyme taking second place each time. We also had a basketball game with General Brown Central School. Lyme won this game. Our officers for this year were: President........................................FERN COMINS Vice President..................................NANCY PHELPS Secretary.............................SUSAN RICHARDS Treasurer.......................CAROLYN GOUTREMOUT Our Coach is--------------------------------MR. MAIO See Us for Your Favorite Portable Typewriters SPORTSMAN'S REST JOHN J. STOCKER CO. 22 Arcade Balcony CRESCENT HOTEL Phone 232 Watertown, N. Y. Chaumont, N. Y. Compliments of GARLAND CITY PARTS CORPORATION 400 Mill Street Watertown, N. Y, Best Wishes SMITH - EVE LEIGH MOTOR SALES, INC. to the 300 Arsenal Street Class of 1958 Watertown, N. Y. From Phone 743 DELRAC THE P. J. BOURCYS PAINT STORES 139 Mill St. Watertown Branch Stores: Troy and Rome, N. Y. GcJulli Qoodi GfLfiHjlGtUf “The Sporting Goods Store of Northern New York” Wholesale and Retail Watertown, N. Y. Fishing Tackle Baseball ichards CLOTHES SHOPSJNC IBS COURT STREET WATERTOWN, N. Y. 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