Lyme Central School - Ontarion Yearbook (Chaumont, NY)

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We advise SHARON SOUTHWELL to open an automat in Three Mile Bay. With her past experiences in Lyme Central's cafeteria, she will be prepared for anything. We advise GARY WALKER to run for public office. Dignity and quiet-bearing authority are qualities our government needs. We advise DAVID WALLACE to write his memoirs under the title A Desk Is Confining” - or It’s a Long Trip To The Office. We advise ALFRED WARREN to compile a dictionary entitled Thoughts Unspoken. We advise FAYE WATERMAN to attend the Juilliard School of Music. We know she will someday be giving concerts in Carnegie Hall. We advise DONNA WHEELER to open a fish cannery. Her grocery sales experience should put Chaumont on the map again. We advise BARBARA WILLIAMS to become an interior decorator. A touch of the tropics in our ice-locked North would make the winter months more pleasant. c Sop opn om ore v. jJass Gfa FIRST ROW: P. Alberry.J. Dasno, L. Posello, B. Radley, S. Steele. SECOND ROW: L. Matice, B. Adams, J. Hamlin, P. Audo, J. Gould, E.Klock, D. Henderson, N. Utess, S. Waterman. THIRD ROW; R. Torrey, P. Rogers. E. Talbot, W. Oshier, B. Lewis, C. Clement, G. Williams, F. Southwell, G. Goutremout, M. Callahan, J. Chavoustie, A. Huck, Mrs. Dunham, M. Dodge. 25

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t Junior Glass FIRST ROW: C. Lee, K. Schreiber, S. Southwell, F. Waterman, N. Ramsey, D. Wheeler. SECOND ROW: S. Nichols, G. Walker, D. Wallace, T. Bourcy, Mr. Griest, D. Hansen, F. Horning, P. Rogers, A. Warren. Gflduice to the G7on tors We advise TERRY BOURCY to invent a computer in the shape of a guitar and become a singing salesman for IBM. We advise DOUGLAS HANSEN to synthesize rose petals and start a rose parade in Northern New York State. We advise FRANCIS HORNING to organize the Chaumont River Police to curtail speed- ers and arrest flotsam and jetsam. We advise CAROL LEE to become a painter. Rumor has it that she can pace off a pretty good white line. We advise STEWART NICHOLS to become a lawyer. He always has an argument for every situation. We advise NORMA RAMSEY to open a Yarn Shop in Chaumont. We are sure she would be her own best customer. We advise PETER ROGERS to go to Russia to teach the natives the advantages of not working because someone tells you to. We advise KAREN SCHREIBER to become an airline hostess. We think that she would enjoy sitting on a pilot's lap. 24

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 C nl i Jrade FIRST ROW: R. Chavoustie, N. Crouse, G. Kovaiick, E. Reff, J. Paul, R. Walker, N. Clark, D. Comins. SECOND ROW: M. Alberry, B. Whattam, C. Hills, N. Reff, A. Berard, D. Kirkby, P. Huck, C. Callahan, B. Gould, D. Stumpf, A. Thompson. THIRD ROW; Mr. VanSchaick, E. McDougall, R. Bourcy, S. Bourquin, R. Lynch, J. Thompson, T. Madill, J. Hillick, K. Cummings, G. Haas, E. Davis, R. Wallace, A. Gifford. ( icj i ) Jrac e FIRST ROW: C. Gaumond, B. Warner, B. Carr. G. Matice. D. Richardson, C. Nichols. SECOND ROW: L. Jackson, K. Garret, W. Hubbard, S. Alberry, K. Burchill, D. El- dridge, K. Warren. THIRD ROW: A. Jackson, K. Klock, M. Nichols, E. Lance, Mrs. Russell, L. Fraser, V. Quencer, T. Mount.