Lyme Central School - Ontarion Yearbook (Chaumont, NY)

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We advise JAMES HILL to become a Congressman in our state legislature. Maybe he could cut down the length of the school day. We advise PAULA MADILL to become a teacher. She has the will, the wit, and the personality. We advise PAUL MASON to keep up his singing and strumming. He may become the new idol, Paulie Belefonte. We advise NELSON RADLEY to start a used car lot. He's had lots of experience with keeping cars running. Better put a '53 Ford in the front line. We advise ROSELYN REFF to keep studying her Business Law. She may become District Attorney of Jefferson County. We advise GERALD THOMSON to paint his '37 Chevy yellow and run a bus between Mannsville and Chaumont. He can take morning classes in Mannsville and afternoon classes here and receive two high school diplomas. We advise LOIS WALKER to keep playing her trombone. We hear Lawrence Welk has an open- ing in his band. We advise ALICE WHITMORE to become a reporter for the Watertown Daily Times” in Three Mile Bay. Sofi6om vie FIRST ROW: D. Matthews, S. Chavoustie, M. Swallia, C. Warner, S. Hilts, S, Torrey. SECOND ROW: G. Gaumond, A. Stevens, E. Brown, E. Fredenburg, J. Bevens, Mrs. Dunham. THIRD ROW: S. Smith, D. Davis, A. Lynch, S. Dwyer, B. Carr, M. West, D. Davis. FOURTH ROW: D. Williams, P. Walker, D. Lear, J. Rogers, B. Fitzgerald, R. Brown, R. Bourn. 22

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 FIRST ROW: D. Heasley, L. Walker, J. Fitzgerald, R. Reff, P. Madill, P. Mason. SECOND ROW: B. Gifford, P. Barbour, N. Radley, A. Whitmore, N. Dodge, S. Haas, J. Hill, Mr. Van Schaick. Absent - G. Thomson. The Junior Class of 1961-1962, consisting of 14 members, has had a successful year. We conducted a stationery sale and sold refreshments at home basketball games. We also sponsored a dance and had popcorn and fudge sales. Officers for the year have been: President - DONALD HEASLEY Vice President - ROSELYN REFF Secretary - JENIFER ROSS Treasurer - LOIS WALKER 4c(vice ta t e tycMconA, We advise PHILIP BARBOUR to dye his hair blonder and become Chaurnont's Tab Hunter. We advise NANCY DODGE to stay just the way she is now. She couldn't be nicer. We advise JANEEN FITZGERALD to get acquainted with the senior boys. They could use some feminine attention. We advise BRAD GIFFORD to become a parking lot attendant when he learns the difference be- tween left and right. We advise STEVE HAAS to keep practicing basketball and studying medicine. Who knows? He might become Dr. Haas of the Globetrotters. We advise DONALD HEASLEY to become a member of the United States Peace Corps. His in- genious ideas will help better respect toward the United States. 21

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FIRST ROW: S. Nichols, K. Schreiber, S. Southwell, B. Pickette, G. Walker. SECOND ROW: P. Rogers, F. Horning, L. Berard, C. Lee, D. Gosier, Mr. Rose. THIRD ROW: R. Staie, D. Foster, N. Ramsey, P. Stoddard, D. Wheeler, B. Williams, B. Horning. FOURTH ROW: D. Hansen, C. Goutremout, A. Warren, D. Wallace, C. Hamlin, T. Bourcy. FIRST ROW: D. Henderson, B. Radley, E. Klock, J. Hamlin, J. Dasno, L. Matice. SECOND ROW: R. Torrey, R. Mitchell, L. Posello, B. Adams, P. Audo, N. Utess, G. Williams, Mr. Carter. THIRD ROW: W. Lewis, J. Chavoustie, J. Gould, M. Alberry, C. LaGray, P. Al- berry, M. Callahan. FOURTH ROW: D. Symonds, T. Yott, E. Talbot, G. Goutremout, P. Rogers, R. Viselli, F. Southwell, W. Oshier. 23