Lyme Central School - Ontarion Yearbook (Chaumont, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1976 volume:

We, the Class of 1976, wish to dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Bilkey Moore, a teacher who has been very important to us all through our jun- ior and senior high school years. His enthusiasm and his willingness to help us, both academically and in our extra-curricular activities, are greatly appreciated and will always be remembered. We dedicate this yearbook to you, Mr. Moore, for your devotion to the student body of Lyme Central School. The Class of 1976 TO THE CLASS OF '76 ((Lilnistkdlion Yours is a one-time honor, graduating the year of the bicentennial. You have spearheaded a championship team in basketball and soccer. For four years you have been leaders in a championship band. You have more class members as honor students than any class preceding yours. You have been instrumental in two winning stage productions. The standards you have set, the interest you have demonstrated in your school and commu- nity , the cooperation you have given, and your fidelity to duty will long be remembered and admired. It now behooves you to make similar bench- marks in your years ahead. We know you will. Good luck! CHARLES E. VICK Supervising Principal BOARD OF EDUCATION SEATED: Mrs. Donaldson - President, Mr. Horeth, Mrs. Failing - Clerk. STANDING: Mr. Hewitt, Mr. Gif- ford, Mrs. Comins - Treasurer, Mr. VanAlstyne, Mr. Revelle. ABSENT: Mr. Phillips. 2 PERSONNEL STAFF SEATED: Mrs. Silver. STANDING: Mrs. Fail- ing. ABSENT: Mrs. Brown. CAFETERIA AND CUSTODIAL STAFFS FIRST ROW: Mrs. Kirkby, Mrs. Docteur, Mrs. Comins. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Pickette, Mr. Allen, Mr. Hills. BUS DRIVERS 3 Mr. Kramer, Mr. Pettey, Mr. Klock Mr. Holbrook, Mr. Crouse, Mr. Utess. FACULTY FIRST ROW: Mrs. O'Sullivan, Mrs. McCarn, Mrs. West, Mrs. Edsall, Mrs. Yott, Mrs. Walker. SECOND ROW: Miss Tighe, Mrs. Buck, Mrs. FitzPatrick, Miss Southard, Mr. Fiske, Mr. Buck, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Behan, Mr. Derefinko. ABSENT: Mr. Vick, Mrs. Forepaugh, Mr. Monaco, Mr. Collins, Miss Goodwin. FACULTY FIRST ROW: Mrs. Dunham, Mrs. Jones, Miss Ross, Mr. Pfister, Mr. Moore, Mrs. Male - Aide. SECOND ROW: Mr. Towne, Mrs. Bastian, Mrs. Valentine, Mr. Zielinski, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Eschenberg, Mr. Dougall, Mr. Bates, Mr. Weaver. 5 Ojeni U SENIOR CLASS FIRST ROW: A. Bassette, D. Fitzgerald, P. Hyde. SECOND ROW: K. Thompson, R. Dollinger, C. Rust. C. Weiler, S. Silver. E. Brimmer, B. Countryman, R. Hills, W. Failing. THIRD ROW: B. Dunham, D. Planty, B. Bellinger, B. Reff, J. Benjamin, C. Lang, M. Jones, C. Mathieu, C. Fulmer, M. Hare, B. Monica, A. Hyde, Janet Chavoustie, D. Marsh, R. Kramer, M. Mathieu, K. Svendsen, T. Hewitt, N. Hyde, C. Cupper- nell, M. Larkin, Janice Chavoustie. ABSENT: J. Raso, T. O’Neill, L. Trainham. ALAN ROBERT BASSETTE Alvin” Fudge Soccer 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Play 3; Prom King 4. BERNADETTE MARYANN BELLINGER Bemie” Love all; trust a few; do wrong to no one. Chorus 3; Chess Club 1; Ontarion 4; Cafeteria Service 3. JACK RICHARD BENJAMIN Quenji It isn't what you know that counts; it’s what you think of in time. Soccer 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Ontarion 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Lyme Lites 1, 2, 3. ELLEN E. BRIMMER Brim If you do not understand my silence, you will not understand my words. Band 1, 2, 3; Scorekeeper 3,4; Chorus 1,2; Play 3; Ontarion 4. 7 JANICE FAY CHAVOUSTIE Twin” Keep smiling - it makes everyone wonder what you've been up to. Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Play 3, 4: Ontarion 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball If 3, 4; Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Vocational Honor Roll 3, 4; Prom Com- mittee 3. JANET KAY CHAVOUSTIE Twin If you think before you speak, you are better off. Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Softball 1, 3, 4; Volleyball 1,3,4; Soccer 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1,3,4; Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Vocational Honor Roll 3, 4; Class Treasurer 1,2,3, 4; Ontarion 4; Play 3; Prom Committee 3. CINDY LOU CUPPERNELL Cinci A person who smiles is never out of place. Band 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2; Soccer 1; Ontarion Editor 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Musical Productions 3, 4; Vocational Honor Roll 3, 4; Prom Committee 3. 8 RANDY JOSEPH DOLLINGER He is calm and very shy; yet there's a mischief in his eye. Play 3, 4; Band 1,2,3: Chess Club 1; Bowling 1, 2: Audio Visual 1, 2, 3. ROBERT C. DUNHAM Duck Leaves the room Quacking up. Play 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Lyme Lites 4. JOHN WAYNE FAILING Winnie” Laugh whenever possible: it's cheap medicine. Honor Society 1; Soccer 2, 3: Musical 3, 4; Vocational Honor Roll 3, 4. DARREL GENE FITZGERALD Fitz If at first you don’t succeed, you are running about average. Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 1, 2, 3; Ontarion 4; Soccer All-Star 3, 4; Soccer All-North All- Star 4: Baseball All-Star 2: Basketball All-Star 3, 4; Belleville Christmas Tournament All-Star 3; Belleville Christmas Tournament MVP 4. 9 CANDACE YVONNE FULMER Candy The time to be happy is now; the place to be happy is here; the way to be happy is to make others so. Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3; Band 2, 3; Scorekeeper 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Bi County Chorus 3. MARK ALLEN HARE Hare Bear Life is full of laughter, but what in hell's so funny?” Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Play 3; Ontarion 4; Chess Club 1, 2, 3. TRACEY LOUISE HEWITT Trots It's not only that you did it; it’s how you did it that counts. Prom Committee 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Treasurer 3, 4; Ontarion 4; Scorekeeper 3, 4; Play 3; Bi County Chorus 4: CYC 3,4, Musical Business Committee 4. RICKY JOSEPH HILLS Hill Soccer 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3: Play 3. 10 ANN LUCILLE HYDE There is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so. Honor Society 1; Band 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2: Softball 3; Bowling 1; Chess Club 1; Scorekeeper 1; Baseball 3; Ontarion 4; Soccer 1; Advertising Committee for play 3; Vocational Honor Roll 3,4. NORA JULIA HYDE A day of worry is more exhausting than a week of work. Band 4; Chorus 3, 4; Softball 3; Honor Society 1, 2, 3; Student Council 4; Cafeteria Service 1, 2, 3, 4; Ontarion 4. PERRY JOSEPH HYDE Pee Wee It is better to have loafed and lost than ne Audio Visual 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling 1,2. r to have loafed at all. MARTIN GEORGE JONES The worst is yet to come! Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 3; Soccer 1, 2, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Cho- rus 2, 3, 4; Bi County Chorus 3, 4; Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Musical 3, 4; Chess Club 1, 2; Quiz Team 3; Citizen Education Rep. 3, 4; Band Vice President 3: Band President 4; Girls' Soccer, Basket- ball, Volleyball Scorekeeper 3, 4; Ontarion 4. 11 ROSANNE KRAMER Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true.” Transferred from Watertown Christian Academy. 3r CAROL LANG Carol Band 1, 2; Chorus 2, 3; Student Council 1. MARY JEAN LARKIN Mary” True happiness comes from simple things - like a walk in the summer rain.” Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Chorus 2, 3; Lyme Lites 4; Student Council 4; WATN Quiz Team 3, 4; Ontarion 4; Advertising Committee for Musical 3; Citizen Education Rep. 3; Prom Committee 3; CYC 3,4; Chess Club 1, Class President 2. DANIEL FREDERICK MARSH Dan” Oh, no, here we go! Band 3, 4; Transferred from South Jeff. CHERRIE LEE MATHIEU Rerchie •'As you speak to me through your creations, God, let me speak to others through your son, Jesus Christ. Chorus 1, 2, 3; Band 2; Basketball 2; Scorekeeper 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Secre- tary 4; Honor Society 4; Prom Committee 3. MICHELLE BERNADETTE MATHIEU Shell Chorus 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 4; Volleyball 1, 4; Softball 1, 2, 4; Scorekeeper 1; Musical 4; Bowling 1; Chess Club 1; Lyme Lites 2; Cheerleading 2; Student Council 2; Class Secretary 1. ROBERT E. MONICA JR. Bob People always move, but never get anywhere. ” Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Soccer 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Baseball 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Musical 3; Band President 3. m iml K N if ! TERESA ANNE O'NIELL Terrie If you want something a lot, let it go. If it comes back, it's yours for- ever. If it doesn't, it never really was. Chorus 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Bowling 1; Scorekeeper 1; Prom Committee 3; Chess Club 1, 2; Ontarion 4. 13 DEBRA PLANTY Debbie” There is nothing so powerful as truth. Play 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Ontarion Business Manager 4; Bas- ketball Scorekeeper 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN THOMAS RASO Amigo It's not how much we have, but how much we enjoy what we have that makes happiness. Band 1,2,3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Soccer 3, 4; Audio Visual 1,2,3, 4; Play 3, 4; Bi County Chorus 4. WILLIAM GERALD REFF Feffry He knows night is half of life, and the better half. Soccer 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 4; Ontarion 4. CYNTHIA MARIE RUST Rusty Don't let life pass you by; you only live once. Band 2, 3; Chorus 2; Softball 1, 3, 4; Vocational Honor Roll 4; Ontarion 4. SCOTT BRIAN SILVER Basketball 3, 4. God” KATHY SVENDSEN Swens It takes less time to do a thing right than to explain why you did it wrong. Chorus 1, 2: Band 1, 2, 3; Soccer 1,2. KATHY LYNN THOMPSON K.T. The time has come for us to part as others take our place, but I'll hold the memory of each of you in the shadows of my heart. Band 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; J.V. Basketball Timekeeper 1, 2; Varsity Basketball Timekeeper 3, 4; Play 3, 4; Lyme Lites 1, 2; Cafeteria Service 2, 3, 4; Musical Business Committee 4; Soccer 2, 3; Softball 4: Audio Vis- ual 1, 2: Prom Committee 3; Ontarion 4. LINDA MARIE TRAINHAM Linda Lou Life isn't worth living if you don’t get up and go. Bowling 1; Vocational Honor Roll 3. 15 CATHERINE S. WEILER Cathy” When life gives you lemons, make lemonade. Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Band V.P. 4; Band Secretary 3; Class President 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Prom Queen 3; Student Council Secretary 2; Ontarion 4; Scorekeeper 3,4; Betty Crocker Award 4. Voictionatt CSenio u 16 17 We began our high school years with Mr. Derefinko as our advisor. The next year, as sophomores, Mr. Buck was our advisor, and we had activities such as candy and magazine sales, dances, car washes and bake sales. Miss Southard was our junior advisor and our officers were as follows: President - Cathy Weiler, V. Pres. - Jack Benjamin, Secretary - Vicki Sager, Treas. - Janet Chavoustie. We raised money by selling candy, stationery, and refreshments at ball games. We also had our Junior Prom with Alan Bassette as King and Cathy Weiler as Queen. When we became Seniors Miss Southard again was our advisor. We held car washes, dances and sold buttons, pins and pom-poms. We sold individual school pictures, published the 1976 ONTARION and took a trip to Toronto, Canada during our Spring Vacation. Our Seniors Class officers were: Pres. - Cathy Weiler, V. Pres. Jack Benjamin, Sec. - Cherrie Mathieu, Treas. - Janet Chavoustie. Student Council Representatives - Martin Jones, Nora Hyde, and Darrel Fitzgerald. At some time during our high school years we have had the privilege of having the follow- ing people with us: Bill Allen, Dave Bourquin, Bessie Mayne, Richard Giltz, David Parker, Roxanne Best, Denise Dunn, Debbie Parker, Vicki Sager, Milford Haas, Victor Sweet, Ann Perotte, Steve Russell, Bruce Jackson, Patti Derouin, Richard Derouin, Kathy Kramer, Gary Benney, Janet Carr and Kate Callahan. Our Class Colors are Green + Gold, and Our Class Flower is The Daisy. Twenty years from now the Class of '76 will hold its reunion in the stone quarry, which has become a famous resort for all its former patrons. ALAN BASSETTE arrives in his Chrysler, nicknamed old faithful, and jumps out yell- ing, I’m here. I’m here! BERNADETTE BELLINGER is wearing elbow length gloves to the reunion because of a severe case of bedpan hands. Many paintings signed Quengi decorate the site of this reunion. JACK BENJAMIN claims to know the artist very well. ELLEN BRIMMER, a famous hair stylist, had offered to cut everyone's hair. She wants some experience with the new looks. JANET and JANICE CHAVOUSTIE, who recently signed a contract to promote dish wash- ing liquid, are showing their hands and asking us to guess which one is older. BRIAN COUNTRYMAN with his usual dry sense of humor, keeps yelling at the coke machine to give him a beer. CINDY CUPPERNELL is busy taking notes on all the activities of this reunion. She will later write an article to be published in her paper. RANDY DOLLINGER is really getting up in the world. He just arrived wearing shoes with 2 foot platforms. BOB DUNHAM, who had become business teacher at Lyme, will not be coming. He's doing his lesson plans. Since he always had a deep interest in toothpicks, WAYNE FAILING has his own toothpick factory and has brought a supply to this reunion. DARREL FITZGERALD has just come through the door bouncing a basketball and is yelling for everyone to get off the court. BOB MONICA, who has become CANDY FULMER'S Olympic trainer, arrives in his car. Several minutes later Candy comes running up, having jogged 50 miles. MARK HARE has put all his business courses to good use and set up a booth here, with a sign saying Hare's Hares sold Hare. TRACEY HEWITT combined her bookkeeping skills and the nickname Dick Tracey,” to become city auditor and is much too busy to attend this reunion. RICKY HILLS is displaying his skill as a Hollywood Stuntman by playing chicken with all the cars as they arrive. ANN HYDE, now a famous comedienne, has offered to provide some of tonight's enter- tainment. Because she is convinced that guinea pigs will become an important source of food, NORA HYDE has brought thousands from her farm to sell at the reunion. PERRY HYDE arrived in his 1958 Rambler and is in the process of trying to convince every- one that it’s a Rolls Royce in disguise. MARTIN JONES just drove up with a truck full of peanut butter sandwiches - his donation to the refreshment supply. CAROL LANG sends greetings to everyone. She cannot attend because she was unable to find a babysitter for her 12 kids. ROSANN KRAMER was finally convinced to come to this reunion after being promised that she could watch The Young and the Restless. MARY LARKIN is unable to come tonight. She is studying very hard in order to graduate from college after trying all these years. MICHELLE MATHIEU and DAN MARSH arrive late because Dan's old car isn’t running very well, as usual. CHERRIE MATHIEU, the new owner of Bayside, is taking advantage of this opportunity to hire girls to work in the stand. Dr. Welby's faithful assistants, TERESA O’NEILL and DEBBIE PLANTY, are running around checking everyone's blood pressure. JOHN RASO has just walked in and states that everything is Lookin' Good. ” BILL REFF arrives just in time to say hi” to everyone as they walk out the door, late as usual. CINDY RUST thinks she's still in the tavern and is proofing everyone. KATHY SVENDSEN has just arrived with her now-famous family, known as the second edition of the Rolling Stones. ” SCOTT SILVER is unable to attend this reunion because he got lost while hunting last week. We feel very honored to have KATHY THOMPSON here. She has become famous for her important medical advances such as disposable doctors. LINDA TRAINHAM just walked in with a comb in one hand and a pair of scissors in the other. Everyone is staying out of her way! CATHY WEILER is unable to join us. She is in the middle of her campaign for President of the United States. I, ALAN BASSETTE, leave my speed to Joe Bearup and my jumping ability to Malcolm Jones. I, BERNADETTE BELLINGER, leave my ability to change bed pans to Cindy Bolio. I, JACK BENJAMIN, leave my talent for making basketball posters to anyone who can draw a muscular Indian. I, ELLEN BRIMMER, leave my ability to get away with cutting hair in Miss Tighe's room to Jamie Wright. We, JANET and JANICE CHAVOUSTIE, leave our ability to fool the teachers to anyone who can do likewise. C°L(Wi(mt) I. BRIAN COUNTRYMAN, leave memories of all the great parties at my house to every- one who was there to enjoy them. I, CINDY CUPPERNELL, leave my enthusiasm to Sue West. I. RANDY DOLLINGER, leave my ability to find my ability to anyone who has the ability to find my ability to leave. I. ROBERT DUCK” DUNHAM, leave my nickname Duck” to Donald Dollinger. How does Donald Duck sound? I, WAYNE FAILING, leave my collection of toothpicks to be chewed on my birthday (Jan. 13) each year as a memorial to my years of service at LCS. I, DARREL FITZGERALD, leave my passes from Mr. Towne to get out of any class to Ricky Best. I, MARK HARE, leave one left sneaker to Jay Bassette. I know he'll use it right. I, TRACEY HEWITT, leave my ability to play trombone for six years without being able to read a note of music to my sister Heidi. I, RICKY HILLS, leave my ability to chew tobacco in school to John Thompson. I, ANN HYDE, leave my ability to tell sick jokes to anyone who'll listen. I, NORA HYDE, leave my guinea pig farm to Mr. Moore. I, PERRY HYDE, leave, finally! I, MARTIN JONES, leave my fantastic body to the future science dept, of LCS, in hopes that they will put it to better use than I did. I, ROSANNE KRAMER, leave my empty seat on the vocational bus to my sister Liz. I, MARY JEAN LARKIN, leave my ability to make everyone think I'm academically- minded to my brother Dan. He can use it! I, DAN MARSH, leave my car to Don DeBerger. At least mine runs! I, CHERRIE MATHIEU, leave all my love to Cecil and hope he doesn't use it on anyone else. I, MICHELLE MATHIEU, leave to Betty Davis the hope that she will get someone who means something special to her, as Dan does to me. I, TERRI O'NEILL, leave my curls to Dave Smith. People may find it easier to believe that he and Terry ARE brothers. I, DEBBIE PLANTY, leave to Yvonne Wilson my years of band experience and my position as captain to enjoy as much as I have. I, JOHN RASO, leave to Mark Hanlin my ability to fib and have a fool-proof plan to back it up. I, BILL REFF, leave my soccer uniform 15 to anyone who can catch it, and a curse on the one who does. I, CINDY RUST, leave my ability to get away with anything in Mr. Fiske's class to any- one who thinks he can do it. I, SCOTT SILVER, leave my ability to cheat in class and get away with it to John Mor- row. I, KATHY SVENDSEN, leave my perfect attendance records to Don Dollinger. I, KATHY THOMPSON, leave my ability to put my foot in my mouth to Karin Horeth. I know she'll put it to good use. I, LINDA TRAINHAM, leave my fantastic ability to cut hair to Sandy Edus. I, CATHY WEILER, leave my spy glasses, trenchcoat, and newspaper to Karin Horeth so she’ll never be friendless. yfd'ici' to tfie oHmiott We advise AL BASSETTE to work for New York City. The mayor's always looking for new V - r ways to borrow money. We advise BERNADETTE BELLINGER to become a nurse; her quiet manner would fit per- fectly in a hospital. We advise JACK BENJAMIN to become a professional artist and draw political cartoons for Mr. Buck's current events. We advise ELLEN BRIMMER to become famous by dancing the Brim Twist across the country. We advise either JANET or JANICE CHAVOUSTIE to dye her hair black so it will be easier to tell them apart. We advise BRIAN COUNTRYMAN to put a sign Senior Lounge on his house. We advise CINDY CUPPERNELL to be the secretary for the teachers at Lyme. She already has a head start. We advise RANDY DOLLINGER to eat his Wheaties and tall up. We advise ROBERT DUCKIE DUNHAM to work on Sesame Street and be Big Bird's dou- ble. We advise WAYNE FAILING to quit chewing toothpicks. They're bad for his health. We advise DARREL FITZGERALD to become an athletic director. His experience taking over Mr. Towne's gym classes should help. We advise CANDY FULMER to keep up her athletic ability and win some gold medals in the 1980 Olympics. We advise MARK HARE to work in a zoo and build Hare’s Lairs for Bears. We advise TRACEY HEWITT to be a glass cutter and market Hewitt’s Cruets. We advise RICK HILLS to slick back his hair, buy a leather jacket, and be The Blonde Fonze. We advise ANN HYDE to come out from hiding. We hardly see her around Lyme anymore. We advise NORA HYDE to buy a supply of ice-packs for sprained ankles and keep them in a gym locker. We advise PERRY HYDE to create a new wine and call it Perry's Very Merry Cherry Sherry.'' We advise MARTIN JONES to become a football player for Dallas, another Too Tall Jones. We advise ROSANNE KRAMER to follow in her father's footsteps and become a bus driver. We advise CAROL LANG to sell Lang's Fangs to local vampires. We advise MARY LARKIN to spend less time in the hospital or else marry a doctor. We advise DAN MARSH to marry MICHELLE MATHIEU and patrol the little marshes. We advise CHERRIE MATHIEU to become a hell driver, with Mr. Monaco in the pit stop. We advise BOB MONICA to be sure to get to graduation on time. We advise TERESA O'NEILL to produce a new type of TV dinners, O’Neill’s Meals. We advise DEBBIE PLANTY not to be so quiet. We advise JOHN RASO to let his hair grow longer and be another Chico. We advise BILL REFF to change his last name because people are always yelling at reffs. We advise CINDY RUST to open a beauty salon and call it Rusty’s Ringlets. We advise SCOTT SILVER to team up with the Lone Ranger; Hi Ho, Silver! Away! We advise KATHY SVENDSEN to play the female in the movie, Brian’s Song. We advise KATHY THOMPSON to open a playground in her back yard and call it ' ’ Thompson Park.'' We advise LINDA TRAINHAM to marry a man whose last name begins with a D and start a line of cars with her initials, LTD. We advise CATHY WEILER to be a spy for the CIA. Her experiences at Lyme will help. 24 JUNIOR CLASS FIRST ROW: B. Alberry, J. Bearup, J. Wright, J. Morrow, R. Larkin, N. Lang. SECOND ROW: C. Melien, D. Smith, J. Reed, S. Edus, M. Knight, C. Bolio. THIRD ROW: K. Horeth, M. Jones, G. Grimshaw, J. Brimmer, R. Dawson. FOURTH ROW: S. West, E. Audo, B. Davis, J. Benney, B. Whatiam, Mr. Fiske. FIFTH ROW: M. Hanlin, B. Weiler, S. Rickett, R. King. ABSENT: D. Dollinger, F. Mikos, J. Munger, C. Mitchell, K. Trainham. (diike to tfie fmo S We advise BILL ALBERRY to start a new fad in Chaumont, white shoes and a white belt cocked to the side. We advise ELYDA AUDO to take over her father's auto business and change the name to Audo’s Autos. We advise JOE BEARUP to get his car out of the driveway and on the road. Then maybe he won’t have as many flat tires. We advise JANETTE BENNEY to stay home on her eighteenth birthday. She’s already done her celebrating. We advise CINDY BOLIO to become a vet. We hear she does great work on the farm. We advise NELSON BOURQUIN to watch out for the fence posts. They’ll get you every time. We advise JOHN BRIMMER to become a western actor, Long John Silver. We advise BETTY DAVIS to become the new bartender at Stumble Inn. We advise RICK DAWSON to eat a cherry blossom and not to be shy. We advise DON DOLLINGER to share his secret charm with the rest of us. We advise SANDY EDUS to open her own beauty shop and call it Edus’ Elegant and Elaborate Hair Styles. We advise GREG GRIMSHAW not to listen to his class advisor and order as much candy as he feels is right. We advise MARK HANLIN to get his braces taken off and get back in the band. We advise KARIN HORETH to become a professional spy. We advise MALCOLM JONES to buy some cookies from Pick Chew (P C) instead of mak- ing his own. 25 We advise ROB KING to keep up the good work in drama. We know he'll go far. We advise MARLENE ’’MYRTLE” KNIGHT to raise turtles, open a shop, and call it Myr- tle's Turtles. We advise NANCY LANG to open a beauty salon in the girls’ room and charge admission for her audiences. We advise RUTH LARKIN to use her experience with LYME LITES and become editor of the NEW YORK TIMES. We advise CECIL MELLEN to open a bar in TMB and invent a new drink called Mellen’s Mixed Moonshine. We advise FRANK MIKOS to become a politician. He's got the lingo. We advise COLIN MITCHELL to keep up the good work in Farm Production, invent a new method of milking cows, and call it the Manly Mitchell Milking Machine. We advise JOHN MORROW to become a professional zoo keeper, with Mr. Buck as the owner. We advise JACKIE MUNGER to become a professional escape artist. She has had a lot of experience escaping from classes. We advise JENNIE REED and JAMIE WRIGHT to become teachers at Lyme and teach the kids to Reed and Wright.” We advise STEVE RICKETT to make lots of money this summer so he can spend it all at Leo’s Lunchorama on large Pepsis. We advise DAVID SMITH to stay away from rocks. They don't like him. We advise KAREN TRAINHAM to open a shop for kids and call it Tiny Trinkets for Little Tots and Toddlers. We advise BILL WEILER to knock off the shy act. We know better. We advise SUE WEST to reserve a seat with the Seniors for Class Night so she won’t have to walk so far to accept all of her awards. We advise BRIAN WHATTAM to publish a new magazine like Mad and call it Fritz’s Freaky Frenzies.'' SOPHOMORE CLASS FIRST ROW: Mr. Buck, S. Larkin, D. Barbour, C. Monica, C. Scarpcchi, S. Middlestate, S. Mikos, D. Shea. SECOND ROW: E. Kramer, S. Pettey, S. Marsh, M. Mussot, J. Berkman, L. Aubertine, B. Wiseman. THIRD ROW: M. Bellinger, M. Failing, R. Alium, D. Larkin, M. Middlestate, J. Phillips. J. Wright, J. Hubbard. FOURTH ROW: L. Wilson, J. Thompson, L. Brown, T. Smith, T. Brown, T. Mason, D. DeBerger, ]. Morrow, J. Bassette, E. Herrick. 26 NINTH GRADE FIRST ROW: L. Neill, J. Dunn, D. Helmer, S. Dollinger, K. Hubbard, S. Rickett, S. Basseue, D. Brown, Ronnie Goodfriend, P. Kimmis. SECOND ROW: S. Gosier, J. Wright, D. Wiseman, L. Dwyer. Y. Wilson, C. Brown, Carrie Mitchell, F. Newman, Randy Goodfriend, D. Clarke. THIRD ROW: M. Jones, E. Weiler, M. Fish, J. Holbrook, K. Matice, M. Bolio, Craig Mitchell, S. Phillips, J. Fields. FOURTH ROW: T. Favry, R. Best, J. Hyde, L. Goutremout, M. Thompson, C. Countryman, D. Male, M. Alberry, J. Hamburgh, Mr. Derefinko. EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW: J. Bang, R. Holder, F. Weeks, D. Alium, R. Goodfriend, A. Larkin, M. Cuppernell, L. Walker. SECOND ROW: P. Dodge, L. Warner, L. Darrow, T. Barton, T. Yott, E. Martin, J. Grimshaw, K. Munk. THIRD ROW: K. Goutremout, R. Clark, T. Trainham, E. Kramer, T. Radley, C. Valentine, C. Raso, M. Lively. FOURTH ROW: Stephen Backus, J. Middlestate, C. Brown, D. Benney, B. Hughes, Scott Backus, S. Fournier. ABSENT: Mrs. Forepaugh. 27 SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: S. Helmer, N. Larkin, G. Alium, E. Perkins, W. Scarpcchi, Stuart Rickett, D. Berkman, L. Adams, R. Stumpf, Alan Hyde. SECOND ROW: L. Hills, V. Leavitt, F. Dollinger, K. Male, T. Orvis, M. Kimmis, Jane Hyde, J. Brass, P. O’Brien, C. Aubertine, R. Hilts. THIRD ROW: Mr. Pfister, D. Alberry, S. Raso, W. Trainham, M. Revelle, M. Rust, B. Pete, M. Jones, Mr. Behan. FOURTH ROW: G. Failing, W. ish, M. Hines, K. Benney, T. Fleming, R. Wright, Scott Rickett, J. Brown, S. Mussot, T. Antonelli. SIXTH GRADE FIRST ROW: P. Grant, G. Hines, L. Walker, R. Shea, Mr. Bates. SECOND ROW: T. Morrow, S. Wilson, T. O’Kay, J. Valentine, B. Trainham. THIRD ROW: K. You, A. Dawson, J. White, G. Becker, B. Whattam, D. VanAlstyne, B. Darrow. FOURTH ROW: T. Darrow, L. Dollinger, T. Morse, T. Pettey, M. Mussot, L. Orvis, A. FitzPatrick. 28 SIXTH GRADE FIRST ROW: S. Fields, G. Goutremout, B. Shea. SECOND ROW: T. Morse, J. Bassette, J. Guericki, Mrs. Eschenberg. THIRD ROW: A. Belcher, T. Barton, K. Thompson, P. Fournier. ABSENT: C. Holder. FIFTH GRADE FIRST GRADE: T. Carney, R. Goodfriend, J. Grant, L. Walker, C. Raso, A. Larkin, Mr. Wilson. SECOND ROW: A. Holder, S. Bevens, A. Rust, K. Mount, L. Radley, P. Radley, Y. Pete. THIRD ROW: T. Birche- nough, D. Monica, D. Okay, M. Comins, J. Alberry, R. Wright, K. Brown. FOURTH ROW: B. Valentine, M. Revelle, P. Berkman, A. Brown, R. Lear, D. Gosier. 29 FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADE FIRST ROW: R. Shea, V. Ryan, J. White, R. Miles, Mrs. Robinson. SECOND ROW: R. Morrow, V. Smith, K. Grant, J. Brown, R. Goodfriend. THIRD ROW: B. O'Neill, M. Horning, K. Stockman, W. Bancroft, K. Brass. FOURTH ROW: R. Donato. D. Middlestate, S. Male, K. Schmitte, K. O'Brien, T. Bolio. ABSENT: W. Per- kins, B. Timmerman, M. Bishop. FOURTH GRADE FIRST ROW: K. Neill, J. Valentine, T. Pecor, T. Helmer, W. Brown, ]. Smith, P. Norton, M. Ransiear, J. Cuppernell. SECOND ROW: C. Thompson, E. Kramer, G. Donaldson, R. Brown, C. Bassette, B. Raso, R. Grant, L. Peters, K. Grant. THIRD ROW: G. Becker, W. Middlestate, M. Rust, C. Havens, D. Belcher, P. FitzPatrick, J. Radley, Mr. Dougall. 30 THIRD GRADE FIRST ROW: J. Hamilton, W. Mergott, B. Morrow, R. Comins, K. Sanford, Mrs. Edsall. SECOND ROW: S. Munk, C. Mahon, L. Grant, D. Mahon, E. Valentine, T. Mount. THIRD ROW: C. Radley, T. Wilson, ]. Putnam, S. Shea, M. Bassette, J. Cody, H. Dunn. FOURTH ROW: L. Walker, F. Antonelli, G. Willett, D. Alberry, ]. Wright, T. Brown, H. Hewitt. SECOND GRADE FIRST ROW: K. Donaldson, A. Quencer, P. Wilson, T. Birchenough, R. Goodfriend, ]. Lear, B. Goutremont, T. Ransiegr, D. Mahon. SECOND ROW: Teacher’s Aide - Mrs. Male, C. Bourn, K. Grant, L. Walker, M. Kimmis, M. Kimball, M. Jones, J. Revelle, A. Cervini. THIRD ROW: M. Valentine, M. Horning, M. Wil- son, B. Rust, V. Aubertine, S. Brown, F. Cosier, A. Donato. ABSENT: Mrs. McCam, R. Benjamin, J. Phil- ips, R. Walker, C. Antonelli. D. Berkman, T. Finerson. 31 FIRST GRADE FIRST ROW: Mrs. You, P. Hills, D. Mergoll, B. Pecor, S. Day, T. LaRose, D. Bang, S. Stockman, K. Orvis, V. Cody. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Buck, J. Clarke, P. Putnam, R. VanNess, B. Smith, K. Kimmis, S. Alium, D. Weeks, D. Reed, S. Edus, S. Hubbard. THIRD ROW: L. Lear, H. Bellinger, O. Brown, F. Pettey, J. Vrooman, R. Dunn, A. Ransiear, L. Alberry, R. Norton. ABSENT: L. Walker, M. Bolio, T. Horton, A. Parks, ]. John- son. KINDERGARTEN FIRST ROW: J. Dawson, R. Vrooman, S. Walker, K. Schuellion, A. Drury, C. Brass, G. Hamilton, Mrs. Valentine. SECOND ROW: G. Comins, B. Ulmen, E. Peters, M. Brown, M. Radley, M. Carney. THIRD ROW: S. Yerdon, E. Cody, A. Brown, T. Fulmer, T. Davis, R. Smith, A. Hubbard, A. Quencer. 32 KINDERGARTEN FIRST ROW: M. Jones, J. Wilson, T. Hoffman, S. Barton, S. Willette. SECOND ROW: W. Putnam, S. Dol- linger, F. O'Brien, R. Goodfriend, B. Tarwater, K. Mount. THIRD ROW: J. Revelle, T. Bourn, D. Middles- tate, M. Smith, M. White, Mrs. Valentine. 33 CAST OF LI’L ABNER LYME CENTRAL CHAPTER OF THE NATIONAL SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: J. Reed, C. Bolio. SECOND ROW: Janet Chavoustie, C. Weiler, S. West, T. Hewitt, R. Larkin, M. Larkin. THIRD ROW: Mr. Zielinski, C. Cuppernell, Janice Chavoustie, W. Failing, M. Jones, G. Grin- shaw. LERAY CHAPTER OF THE NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: D. Alium, F. Weeks. SECOND ROW: Y. Wilson, D. Wiseman, G. Chavoustie, L. Dwyer, A. Larkin, S. Dollinger, K. Munk. C. Valentine, E. Kramer, M. Lively, T. Yott, J. Grimshaw. THIRD ROW: C. Countryman, E. Weiler, M. Jones, S. Backus. ABSENT: J. Dunn, Mrs. Forepaugh. 35 STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: M. Larkin - Pres. SECOND ROW: N. Larkin, E. Audo - Sec., J. Reed - V. Pres., K. Male. THIRD ROW: C. Bolio, R. Larkin, B. Alberry - Treas., ]. Fields, T. Trainham. FOURTH ROW: S. Larkin, D. Larkin, C. Countryman, S. Backus. FIFTH ROW: N. Hyde, Mr. Moore - Advisor, M. Jones. QUIZ TEAM FRONT: C. Weiler, Mr. Bates, S. West. BACK: M. Larkin, C. Bolio. LYME LITES FIRST ROW: Mr. Fiske, M. Larkin, R. Larkin, S. Larkin. SECOND ROW: C. Bolio, J. Phillips. THIRD ROW: B. Dunham, G. Alium, J. Reed, J. Morrow, S. Rickett. 36 ONTARION FIRST ROW: K. Thompson, M. Jones, C. Cuppemell - Editor, D. Pianty - Business Manager, M. Larkin. SEC- OND ROW: Janice Chavoustie, C. Weiler, Janet Chavoustie, J. Benjamin, C. Mathieu. THIRD ROW: C. Rust, E. Brimmer, N. Hyde, A. Hyde, B. Bellinger. FOURTH ROW: A. Bassette, M. Hare, B. Reff, D. Fitzgerald, R. Monica. ABSENT: T. Hewitt, T. O’Neill. MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW: J. Berkman, S. Middlestate, A. Bassette (NCM), Craig Mitchell, C. Monica, J. Dunn, Mrs. Jones. SECOND ROW: E. Weiler, Marsha Jones, C. Countryman, M. Bolio, S. Marsh, M. Middlestate. THIRD ROW: Carrie Mitchell, K. Thompson (NCM), J. Raso, M. Alberry, T. Hewitt, N. Hyde. FOURTH ROW: E. Audo, C. Weiler, Martin Jones, M. Hare (NCM), W. Alberry, R. Larkin, C. Bolio. FIFTH ROW: R. Best (NCM), R. King. (NCM) = Non Chorus Member. 37 39 VARSITY SOCCER 1st ROW: J. Morrow, M. Bolio, D. Male, A. Bassette, Shawn Rickett, Jay Bassette. 2nd ROW: J. Thompson, R. Best, M. Failing, D. Smith, D. Fitzgerald, B. Monica, D. Barbour, Steve Rickett. 3rd ROW: Coach Towne, J. Raso, B. Weiler, Martin Jones, Malcolm Jones, L. Wilson, J. Bearup, B. Reff, G. Grimshaw. The Varsity Soccer Squad completed a highly suc- cessful campaign in 1975 completing a record of 11- 2 and capturing the Frontier League Championship. The team was led offensively by three All-Star line- men, Darrel Fitzgerald, A1 Bassette, and Bob Monica. All-Star defensive players included Joe Bearup at halfback and Malcolm Jones, Honorable Mention Goalie. Enthusiasm, team spirit and confidence in their own ability were the keys to the winning season. This was displayed in the crucial game with LaFargeville when the Indians beat the pre-season favorite, the Knights, 2-1, in overtime in the game that clinched the championship. The Indians entered the Section III Soccer Playoff and advanced to the semi-finals by beating Remsen of the Semonga League 5-3 before dropping a disap- pointing game to independent representative Otselic Valley 3-1. Lyme 2-1 Copenhagen Lyme 1-0 Copenhagen Lyme 3-1 Henderson Lyme 5-0 Henderson Lyme 6-2 Belleville Lyme 5-1 Belleville Lyme 3-1 LaFargeville Lyme 2-1 LaFargeville Lyme 0-3 South Jefferson Lyme 4-5 Lowville Lyme 4-1 Carthage Lyme 1-0 Thousand Islands Lyme 6-0 Indian River Lyme 5-3 Remsen Lyme 1-3 Otselic Valley 40 VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: S. Silver, M. Hare, D. Fitzgerald, A. Bassette, G. Grimshaw, J. Benjamin. SECOND ROW: Coach Towne, L. Wilson, B. Alberry, Malcolm Jones, Martin Jones, J. Bearup, manager - G. Chavoustie. Lyme 86-28 Alex Bay Lyme 79-23 Alex Bay Lyme 74-36 Belleville Frontier League Champs; Frontier League Playoffs Lyme 88-62 Belleville Runner-up; Section III, Class E Champion; Finalists Lyme 94-41 Henderson in Sec. II-Sec. Ill Regionals. All of the above were Lyme 46-19 Henderson accomplishments of the 1975-76 Lyme Central Var- Lyme 75-65 Sandy Creek sity Basketball Team as they completed the most Lyme 107-65 Sandy Creek successful season in the history of the school. Lyme 82-44 Stratford Highlights of the season were the 107-65 shellack- Lyme 77-59 Belleville” ing of second place Sandy Creek to clinch the league Lyme 67-47 LaFargeville championship in front of home town fans, and the Lyme 51-52 LaFargeville thrill of playing and winning the Section III Playoffs Lyme 67-53 Sackets in Manley Field House at Syracuse University. Lyme 83-64 Sackets The team's play was characterized by fine outside Lyme 95-52 Copenhagen shooting and passing coupled with abundance of big, Lyme 83-38 Copenhagen strong rebounders and inside scoring ability. Also Lyme 54-44 Sackets Harbor worthy of comment was the season-long display of Lyme 52-58 Sandy Creek sportsmanship and maturity shown by the entire Lyme 68-60 Chadwicks team. Lyme 66-52 LaFargeville The J.V. Indians collected a trophy of their own Lyme 70-61 Opp. -Eph.®“ during the Presentations at J.C.C. for their fine 10- Lyme 45-54 Galway 2, Co-Championship effort in the Junior Varsity cir- cuit . 3 Christmas Tournament League Playoff • Sec. Ill Playoffs Sec. II-Sec. Ill Regionals 41 VARSITY BASEBALL FIRST ROW: J. Bassette, B. Monica, M. Hare, G. Grimshaw. SECOND ROW: A. Bassetie, M. Hanlin, D. Fitzgerald, B. Reff, J. Bearup, J. Benjamin, M. Jones, Coach Towne. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: S. Rickett, C. Countryman, S. Phillips, S. Bassette. SECOND ROW: Coach Zielinski, D. Barb- our, B. Wiseman, T. Smith, C. Melien, M. Thompson, D. DeBerger, R. Best, J. Morrow, J. Hamburgh. J. Thompson, J. Bassette, manager - J. Hyde. 42 GIRLS’ SOCCER FIRST ROW: J. Benney, M. Mathieu. SECOND ROW: Janice Chavoustie, Janet Chavoustie, L. Dwyer, C. Monica, K. Horeth. THIRD ROW: C. Fulmer, M. Jones, S. Gosier, E. Weiler, M. Middlestate, B. Davis, E. Audo, Mrs. Bastian. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Janice Chavoustie, E. Audo, Janet Chavoustie, C. Fulmer, M. Matthieu. SECOND ROW: L. Dwyer, J. Dunn, J. Benney, Y. Wilson, K. Matice, M. Jones, S. Gosier, D. Wiseman, F. Newman, S. Dol- ii nger, Mrs. Bastian. 43 GIRLS' SOFTBALL FIRST ROW: M. Mathieu, Janet Chavoustie, C. Fulmer, Janice Chavoustie, J. Benney. SECOND ROW: K. Horeth, B. Davis, L. Dwyer, Jill Wright, J. Dunn, D. Helmer, C. Monica. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Bastian, S. Gosier, M. Jones, M. Middlestate, Jeanine Wright, E. Audo, S. Dollinger. GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL FIRST ROW: M. Mathieu, Janet Chavoustie, C. Fulmer, Janice Chavoustie, J. Benney. SECOND ROW: J. Reed, Jamie Wright, E. Audo, Jill Wright, J. Dunn, L. Dwyer, Jeanine Wright. THIRD ROW: B. Davis, S. Middlestate, C. Monica, C. Scarpcchi, D. Helmer, S. Dollinger, N. Lang, M. Middlestate, Mrs. Bastian. FOURTH ROW: Y. Wilson, K. Bourquin, M. Jones, S. Gosier, C. Mitchell. 44 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW: J. Wright, E. Audo, C. Fulmer, C. Weiler, J. Reed. SECOND ROW: Janet Chavoustie, K. Hor- eth, Janice Chavoustie. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW: J. Phillips. SECOND ROW: D. Wiseman, E. Weiler, M. Jones, S. Middlestate, M. Middlestate, Y. Wilson, L. Dwyer. 45 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: T. Radley, B. Fish, C. Valentine, B. Scarpcchi, D. Alberry, F. Weeks, Stuart Rickett, R. Stumpf. SECOND ROW: Coach J. Buck, M. Jones, T. Antonelli, S. Backus, J. Middlestate, J. Brown, C. Raso, T. Fleming, Scott Rickett. JUNIOR HIGH SOCCER AND BASEBALL FIRST ROW: M. Hines, M. Rust, J. Hyde, M. Thompson, P. Kimmis, C. Countryman, D. Brown, R. Good- friend, S. Bassette. SECOND ROW: R. Stumpf, B. Fish, M. Revelle, J. Fields. D. Male, J. Hamburgh, Shawn Rickett, J. Morrow, R. Best. THIRD ROW: T. Antonelli, C. Raso, J. Middlestate, S. Backus, M. Failing, M. Bolio, S. Phillips, Mr. Dougall. FOURTH ROW: D. Alberry, Stuart Rickett, T. Fleming, Scott Rickett, M. Jones, D. Clark, T. Smith. 46 STOREKEEPERS AND TIMEKEEPERS FIRST ROW: D. Fitzgerald. SECOND ROW: E. Audo, C. Mathieu, B. Davis, C. Weiler, C. Fulmer, K. Thompson, T. Hewitt. THIRD ROW: Carrie Mitchell, C. Bolio, D. Planty, Craig Mitchell, M. Bolio. FOURTH ROW: J. Dunn, E. Brimmer, M. Jones, M. Hare. 47 (PdthomS Anne's Beauty Salon Athletic Association Mr. and Mrs. Fred Aubertine Bachy’s Marine Inc. Sales Service Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bassette Jim and Alice Bates Miss Agnes Bedor Mr. and Mrs. Edward Behan Mr. and Mrs. George Bellinger, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Benjamin Mr. Ken Bourcy Mr. Paul J. Bourcy Mr. and Mrs. James Buck Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carney Mr. and Mrs. Francis Chavoustie Mr. Keith Countryman Crescent Liquor Store Crescent Marine Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cuppernell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George Day Mr. Eugene Derefinko Dick's Midstate Docteur's Store, Clayton Spence and Patricia Donaldson Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dunham Mary and Joe Eschenberg Mrs. Jane Failing Mr. John H. Failing Wayne Failing Fifth Grade Mr. and Mrs. Mikel Fiske Mr. and Mrs. Oakly Fitzgerald Fourth and Fifth Grades Frank’s Mobil Mr. and Mrs. William Fulmer George Brothers Hardware Store Mr. and Mrs. Grenfall Gifford Mrs. Kathryn Gray Mrs. George Grimshaw Mrs. Crista Forepaugh 48 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Delgado Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Hentze Mr. and Mrs. John Hewitt Mr. and Mrs. William Hewitt Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hills Ricky Hills Mel and Nora Hyde Mrs. Jeanette A. Jones Marty's Plumb Shop Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Mellon Mr. Pete Monaco Mr. Bilkey Moore Mount’s General Store Munger's Market Mr. and Mrs. Fred O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. George O'Sullivan Jack and Elnora Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Reff Mr. and Mrs. Mark Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rust Sager's Arco Service Senior Class Seventh Grade Mr. and Mrs. Frank Silver Sixth Grade Sophomore Class Miss Marie Southard State Street Body Works Larry C. Stumpf, General Contractor Mr. and Mrs. Menon Thompson Miss Margaret Tighe Mr. Kenneth Towne Mr. and Mrs. Robert Uhlig Mr. and Mrs. William T. Utess Mrs. Anne Valentine Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vick Mrs. Doris West Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Ron Wilson Timerman Insurance Co. Township Telephone Co. Music Department