Lyme Central School - Ontarion Yearbook (Chaumont, NY)

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We advise NANCY HAAS to become a rail splitter for the New York Central Railroad. It's a tough job, but we have faith in her. We advise NORA JOHNSON to write a book about UFO's. She knows all about them. We advise BILL MATICE to go into the junk business. With his Bridgestone and Snow Ghia he has a big start. We advise JIM MUCKLEWEE to become an engineer, and come back to build a bridge between Chaumont and Point Peninsula. We advise CHARLES MUNK to get into the drag racing business. With his experience with a certain pick-up truck we’re sure he'll be successful. We advise MAUREEN PETERS to get rich selling fortune cookies to Seniors who are worried about what they are going to do after graduation. We advise ELLEN SILVER to get rich selling popcorn at wrestling matches. We advise DEBBIE STEVERSON to become a wrestling champ and represent LCS in the Olympics. We advise PENNY TALBOT to be the first woman on the moon. We advise BEVERLY WARREN to make a fortune selling Avon products in Siberia. We hear there aren't too many Avon ladies up there. We advise NORA WILLIAMS to study orthopedic surgery and learn to do knee-operations. There's enough business right here in LCS. We advise KATHY CONROY to make her fortune working for Carrol's after she graduates from Lyme Central. Sophomore Class FIRST ROW: V. Benney, K. Pitonza, R. Agnew, P. Crouse, J. Dwyer, M. Gifford, Mr. Buck. SECOND ROW: N. Silver, N. Klock, P. Callahan, S. Goutremout, N. Walker, P. Phillips, J. Pickette, T. Warner. THIRD ROW: S. Higgins, M. Barbour, G. Svendsen, R. Taylor, G. Hare, D. Wright, K. Countryman, K. DeBerger. FOURTH ROW: H. Mezo, C. Cuppernell, M. Whattam, D. Fulmer, W. Alberry, F. Perdue, M. Hare. 25

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Junior Class FIRST ROW: Mr. West, B. Brown, P. Beck, B. Warren, N. Davis, D. Fitzgerald. SECOND ROW: C. Greene, M. Peters, N. Williams, D. Steverson, D Bergevin, N. Johnson, E. Silver, N. Haas. THIRD ROW: Dwight Goutremout, S. Drury, W. Matice, J. Mucklewee, C. Munk, Dale Goutre- mout, E. Countryman. Advice to Juniors We advise PEGGY BECK to start her own horse ranch and raise race horses. We advise DENISE BERGEVIN to join the Navy and start a Waves basketball team. We advise BARBARA BROWN to become Dean of Vassar College. We advise ERIC COUNTRYMAN to shave his head and try to follow in Yul Brunner's footsteps. We advise NANCY DAVIS to become a subway attendant in the suburbs of Chaumont. We advise VERNON DAVIS to go to the North Pole and apply for a job as one of Santa's elves. We advise STEVE DRURY to become a professional Coke machine Stocker; his experience at Lyme will surely help. We advise DAWN FITZGERALD to marry an eligible bachelor that owns a grocery store. We advise DALE GOUTREMOUT to grow his eyebrows long and comb them back. Maybe he can start a new fad. We advise DWIGHT GOUTREMOUT to make a fortune by inventing a workable plastic knee. We advise CINDY GREENE to join the pom-pom girls of the Sackets Harbor Institute of Technology. 24

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Freshmen FIRST ROW: G. Hubbard, F. Fitzgerald, B. White, N. Matice, S. Greene, G. Allen, G. Barth, S. Aubertine. SECOND ROW: J. Haas, J. Wright, D. Brimmer, R. Parish, K. Hare, D. Sylver, D. Munk, L. Chavoustie, P. Favry. THIRD ROW: Mr. Derefinko, C. Wiley, G. Alberry, D. Dunham, P. O'Neill, E. Klock, G. Benney, C. Venton, K. Gosier, C. Holbrook, L. Bergevin, D. Snyder, K. Wiseman. Eighth Grade FIRST ROW: J Trainham, C. Cuppernell, R. Drury, T. Dwyer, D. Wiseman, N. Larkin, M. Haas. SECOND ROW; J. Reed, K. Van Ness, C. Mitchell, C. Van Alstyne, E. Van Alstyne, E. Gifford, C. Best, J. Allen, F. Allen, L. Mount, K. Fitzgerald. THIRD ROW: Mr. Lucas, Mr. Fet- terly, D. Whitmore, E. Haas, T. FitzPatrick, J. Gosier, K. Dodge, C. Forschler, T. Davis, R Nightingale, K. Comins, H. Mathieu, C. Smith, G. Svendsen. ABSENT: M. Hewitt, T. Lada- bouche. 26