Lyme Central School - Ontarion Yearbook (Chaumont, NY)

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SUE LYNCH, mother of ten, has been named Mother of the Year, However, she is being sued for divorce by her husband who claims that the children are suffering from malnutrition. ELAINE NORTHROP was the sole owner and proprietor of an enchanting and romantic cocktail lounge. She was at the peak of success when she lost her license for serv- ing only minors. DAVID PETERS, bat boy for the Dodgers, is working his way up and is learning the fine points of baseball from the experts. LEO PETTEY has successfully dredged the Chaumont River by hand to permit ocean- going vessels to reach Depauville. SUE RICHARDS, long a lover of gum, is now the owner of Susi-Chew Bubble Gum fac- tory. She claims that bubbles blown with her gum are guaranteed to come out square. FRED WALKER, a successful bum in New York City, is known by his cohorts as Freddie- the-free-loader. If any of his friends want to visit him, he'll be found on the third bench from the west end of Central Park. SANDRA WALLACE is operating an exclusive clothing shop. She has always been a great lover of clothes, and many attribute her success to the fact that she spends millions each year investing in her store. It seems she is her own best customer. t FAITH WARNER is now the matron of an international orphanage. She loves all the little kiddies dearly and is constantly looking for donations. JOSEPH WEILER, the famed professor of Analytic Geometry at Harvard University, has just been elected President of the National Association of Teachers of Mathematics. LIZ WILDER has literally gone to the dogs. She now lives happily in Alaska, mar- ried to a high school sweetheart, and they are raising huskies. The last report from Liz was Mush! Little ANN YOTT is the wife of a dealer in foreign cars. He was quite an inventor also. He invented a special type of foreign car that repels other objects. Ann's driving has greatly improved, we are happy to hear.

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FIRST ROW: S. Klock, M. Planty, P. Weaver, J. Luff, G. Rogers. SECOND ROW: L. Hill, R. Schreiber, S. Reddick, M. Rogers, W. Weaver, A. Davis, J. Whitmore, C. Thomson. THIRD ROW: D. Goutremout, S. Ramsey, G. Snyder, S. Plato, Mrs. Walrath, T. Ross, J. Northrop. The Junior Class of 1959-1960, consisting of 21 members, has had a successful year. We have had our stationery sale and have sold refreshments at home basketball games. We presented 3 one-act plays entitled Doubling for Ann , At the Stroke of Twelve , and Crossed Wires . We closed the year with the annual Junior Prom. Officers for the year have been: President - Stanley Ramsey ' Vice President - Gary Snyder Secretary - Sharon Plato Treasurer - Tim Ross Icfv ce to t ie Juniors We advise ADA DAVIS to become a model for the ad that reads: Does she, or doesn't she? Only her hairdresser knows. We advise DON GOUTREMOUT to keep his smile: his dimples are very becoming. We advise LARRY HILL to start his own On the Go TV show. He seems to do a lot of traveling. We advise JANE KLOCK to keep reading widely. It's the. first step to becoming a great writer. We advise RAYMOND LEAR to invent a new smash-proof car. It should come in handy. We advise JANICE LUFF to keep her friendly, vivacious personality. She will really go places with it. We advise JOHN NORTHROP to join forces with the Federal Bureau of Investigation. He is very good at solving mysteries. We advise MARLYNE PLANTY to keep practicing her twirling. Who knows? She may get a job with the Rockettes! We advise SHARON PLATO to keep practicing her sax. She may get her own Rock and Roll band started.