Lyme Central School - Ontarion Yearbook (Chaumont, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1986 volume:

LYME. CENTRAL SCHOOL BOX 219 CHAUMONT, N.Y. 13622 ALMA MATER On the shores of Lake Ontario Stands our high school fair; Loyalty and truth her motto, Green and gold wave there. Loyalty and truth and honor To the golden rule; ail to thee our Alma Mater, Hail! Lyme Central School! The members of the (1985-1986) yearbook stqff wish to thank a few people without whose help this publication wouldn’t be possible . ; v Ms. Moore, for her rides to Pizza Hut and the rest of her valuable time and help, Mr. Forness, for his helpful directions when fast, Mrs. Kimball, for her action shots of the games our photographers played in or couldn't make, . -T . . j Miss Lawrence, who guided the ad staff, nothing seehied to be going anywhere very and last but not least, all the others we forget or don’t mention who are willing to spend just a little more time, above and beyond the usual, in putting the 1986 Ontarion together. .. THANK YOU!!! DEDICATION Coach! What or who is a coach? Trainer, friend, lecturer, tutor, advisor, guide, director, instructor, teacher, athletic director, confidant, preceptor, educator, maestro, schoolmaster. Where does Ken Towne fit into the above? At one time or another, Mr. Towne has served in a capacity small and large to each of the qualities listed. His deep interest in kids and in sports, in that order, brings about a sincere friendship with everyone that he comes in contact with. He is respected by his peers and by his students. Who could ask for anything more? The Class of 1986 dedicates this yearbook in sincere thanks and best wishes, to our Coach, mentor and teacher — Ken Towne. « y a y y y a a os os « « fl (B © © © © CONTENTS u. © u © © £ s 0 © H I 5 2 = a £ « y s a © y y ■ a O) «1 «1 « fl a • • a • NINETEEN EIGHTY-SIX ONTARIAN - £ 0 £ a y w a a � ki y y s y a © © - — w ◄ — w « « £ y w « y ei C t % ? © © g 2 § 5 ( © IN 0 y SI (S a os 8 © 0 - s • « 0 a t - Q a y •S s ‘3 y © a (Central g . 9. { ,, 2 IQ (A cademy 2J1 reel (Phaumonl, Y ew Joric I3 22-021Q ''deleplume (3 5 ) 49 2417 BOARD OF EDUCATION MRS PATRICA OONALDSON PRESIDENT MRS CAROL LIVELY VICE-PRESIDENT MARTIN MORETH SCOTT AUBERTINE LEO WILSON CHARLES VOTT MRS JUDY SCHRYVER TO THE CLASS OF 1986 As this is written the year 2000 is but a short fourteen years away. How has your life changed? When you left Lyme Central it was with our best wishes for the future Your Future. I hope you have accomplished all the goals that you set for yourself at Graduation time. Whatever has happened, as you read this in later years, take courage and continue to strive for the good things you seek. Always remember we are here at Lyme to serve you. If there is ever a need for help just call or write. Sincerely, BILKEY MOORE BRUCE T FORNESS VICE PRINCIPAL SUPERINTENDENT MRS JANE FAILING CLERK 4 MRS ANNE KNIGHT TREASURER ADMINISTRATION Patricia Donaldson — President Scott Aubertine — Board Member Charles Yott — Board Member Edward Knapp — Resource Coordinator and Administrative Intern Carol Lively — Vice Anne Knight— Jane Failing—Clerk, President Treasurer Business Official Martin Horeth — Board JudySchryver — Board Leo Wilson — Board Member Member Member Merle Eddy — Guidance Jean Brown — School _______Counselor__________________Nurse_______ TEACHERS Shirley Allen — Psychologist Mikel Fiske — English, Social Studies Bob Kratzat — Instrumental Music Bilkey Moore — Science. Vice Principal Catherine Deline — Math, Study Skills Jeanette Jones — Vocal Music, General Music Eugene Derefinko — Math, Computers Edward Knapp — Resource Coordinator, Administrative Intern Carol Lawrence — Librarian, Study Skills Barry Davis — Social Studies Faith Moore — English, Social Leona O'Sullivan — Art Studies Justine Fisher — Reading Intern Kathy Kratzat — Spanish, Science Peter Monaco — Industrial Arts, Driver Education Bonnie Perkins — Speech Therapist i ° Joy Seymour, Learning Disabled Linda Towne, Physical Education. Health Shirley Williams, Gifted and Talented Jack Smelski, Commercial Department Ruth Uhlig, Home Economics. Math, Computers TEACHERS Picture Not Available Susan Thompson, Science Robert Uhlig. Social Studies, English Kenneth Towne. Physical Education Nancy Wearne-Navarra. Remedial Reading 7 So this is why it took so long .. Alice Berkman — Teachers’ Aide Gloria Kovalick — Teachers’ Aide Jackie Talbot — Teachers’ Aide CAFETERIA STAFF — Marion Pickett, Cook; Mary FitzPatrick, Food service helper; Joan O’Brien, Food service helper Shirley Smith, Cashier; Rebecca Countrymen, Cafeteria aide; Suzanne Cor- nell, Cafeteria aide. Ken Hills, Head Custodian; Paul Klock. Custodian Betty Reed; Bethel Day; Ned (Clock, Jr.; Ted Utess; Dick Knight. Head Automotive Mechanic; Bill Cuppernell; Donald Reed. “The new styles in firemen’s fashions.” KINDERGARTEN Row 1: Sarah Sienkiewycz, Matthew Price, Shane Allen, Crystal Davidson, Billy Gould, Shane Countryman Row 2: Tammy Bourquin, Alissa Ganter, Jill Cuppemell, Marcy White Row 3: T. H. McCollom, Krista Young, R. J. Bourn, Sarah Jackson, Thela Quencer, Annie Gosier, Sarah Duford, Mindy Weaver, Ashley Boshart Absent: Mark Lachenauer, Carrie Bishop, Chistopher Cuppernell, Danny Borden, Danielle Walker Teacher: Mrs. Carney FIRST Row 1: Justin Mason, Nathan Tedford, Jeanette Cuppernell, Kiley Taylor Row 2: Carrie Cuppernell, Jamie Branski, Jared Hogan, Stacy Bourquin Row 3: Jennifer Allen, Patrick Young, Jason Barbour, Heather Fournier, Bobby Netto Absent: Royal Gregory Teacher: Miss Schneckenburger didst Row 1: Conan Boshart, Jason Hyde, Jason Bourquin Row 2: Brad Berry, Paul Rhone, Danielle Warner, Jennifer Nichols Row 3: Brandon Murray, Stephanie Matice, Jacob Smith, Jimmy Brown Absent: Samantha Bellinger, Stacey Willaims Teacher: Mrs. Woodward SECOND Row 1: Brady Madill, Kelly Keegan, Spencer Cornell, Bobby Gould, Tina Hill, Shelly Rogers, Matthew Cordova, Joni Rushlow Row 2: Kim Cuga, Wendy Carr, John Martin. Sean Neuman. Billy Carr, Donnie Marie Perkins, Justin Young Row 3: Angie Jenkins, Brian Matice, Jaime Rushlow, Susan Brown, Enid Gifford, Christopher Bourquin, Daryl Goutremout Absent: Aliena Borden, Paula Wright, Jason Wilson Teacher: Mrs. Faulknham THIRD Row 1: Michael Robinson, Stacey Heard, Heather Bishop, Kelly Gosier, Tara Keegan, T. J. Lachenauer, R. J. Schweitzer, Jack Benny Row 2: Jamie Hilts. Penny Drake. Stephanie Simser, Tanya Sienkiewycz, Marnee Jackson. Jennifer Gould, Michael Weaver Row 3: Erik Ulmen, Ian Quencer, Sarah Bellinger, Sarah Cheal, Brett Middlestate, Debbie Grimshaw, Sarah White, Greg Torrey Absent: Darryl Walker. Kevin Young Teacher: Mrs. Edsall FOURTH Row I: Eddie Barton. David Wilson. Jason Countryman. Todd Heasley. Cheryl Martin. Diana Cuppernell. I.arry Davis, Becky Bertrand. Nicle Mason Row 2: Michael Neuman. Nicole Berry. Samantha Petroske. John Hogan. Jeremy Boshart. Derick Parker. Billy Gaige Row 3: Mark Belcher. Wayne Gaige. Kim Trahan. Heather Rogers. Bobby McDougall. Lee Strasser, Craig Cuppernell, Alison Neuman. )ay Berk man. Charity Red- den. Stephen Taylor Absent. Michelle Hawn Teacher: Mrs. Valentine rirru Row 1: Sean Cornell, Kyle Cuppernell, Scott Heard, Jamie Alberry, Kim Davis, Doris Alvarado. Dedra McCollom, Ryan Madill Row 2: Marc Stevenson, Brad West, Carrie Bourquin, Kelly Nichols. April Walker. Jill Rhone. Jessie Rushlow, T..J. William Row 3: Nathan Cheal, Chad Yott, Emily Mount. Amy Bolio, Connie Goutremont, Stacy Young, Tina Mitchell, Heather Seinkiewycz Teacher: Mr. Dougall SIXTH Row 1: Lyle Walker, Brian Bourquin, Mike Chavoustie, Marc Heasley, Jeff Mahon Row 2: Joanne Wilson. Debbie Davis. Holly Matice, Terra Schweitzer. Melanie Southwell. Aurora Gifford Row 3: Suzanne Petroske, Trisha Stuhmiller, Bernadette Kimmis. Matt LaPoint. J. J. Lettiere, Shawn Schuellien 13 Teacher: Mrs. Swenson SEVENTH 1st Row: Michael Mitchell. Elbridge Boshart. Todd Simser. Dale Hubbard, John Barton. David Davidson. Gary Hibbard. Robert Tefft. Matt Tor- rey. Michael House 2nd Row: Heather Nichols. Jamie Belcher. Sonya Comins. Tamara Alvarado. Kristin Talbot. Hope Redden. Stephanie Petroske, Sarah Walker, Creighton Southwell 3rd Row: Faith Redden, Cheryl Walker. Amy Middlestate. Yvonne Pete, Stephen Cornell, Cathy Andrews, Gaye Becker, Darlene Hogan, Jackie McDougall, Nicole Adams EieiiTti 1st Row: Barbara Engstrom, Carrie LaPoint, Terra Stuhlmiller, Erin Madill, Marlon Walker, Timothy Brown, Duane Rush 2nd Row: Kirsten Gifford, Helen Quencer, Curt Ulmen, Billy Pettey, Shawn West, Scotty Radley, John Forness, Charles Yott, Adam Helmer, Er- nie Cody. Paul Hilts Absent: John Kramer 1st Row: Wendi Sienkiewycz, David Martin, Mary Bolio, LeAnne House, Richard Norton, Janet Wilson, Roland Goodfriend 2nd Row: Cathy Stewart, Sherri Barton. Amy Hubbard, Laurie Davidson. Mike Carney, Luke Revelle, Travis Fulmer 3rd Row: Patricia Cuppernell, Tim Drake, Brant Tarwater, Tammy Davis. Kelly Schuellein, Millie Smith. Brian Garrett, Richelle Smith. Gene Comins, Brian Ulmen, Brad Gifford Absent: Mark Neuman NINTH TENTH 1st Row Charlie O'Brien. Tammy Scovel. Carla Fowler. Carrie Radley. Iason White. Leland Lear. Michael Brown. Chris Brass. Chris Neuman. Ed Smith 2nd Row. Deiisa McCollom, Julie Dawson. Kim Klock. Cincy Wiseman. Traci Dwyer. Camilla Forness. Brad Horton. Brian Tarwater. Chris Williams. Tom Wilson. Andre) Gifford 3rd Row. Mark Jones. Aric Quencer. Mindy McDougall. Robin Goodfriend. Kara Talbot. Andy Adams. Scott Dollinaer. Micheal Allyn. lanet Guga 4th Row: Debra Arenson. Melissa Countryman. Scott LaRose. Joe Davis. Robyn McDougall. Amy Perkins. Melissa Radley. Staci Michelson. Michelle Thompson. Bruce Lear. Shannon Yerdon. Mary White. Andy Quencer. Andrew Drury. Kris Mount. Scott Willet Absent. Richard Ferguson. David Middlestate. Garth Thompson JUNIORS 1st Row: Daidre Schweitzer, Naomi Arenson, Frank Pettey, Tracy Horton, Penny Hilts 2nd Row: Jill Johnson, Rhonda VanNess, Dedra Weeks, Monica Alvarado, Kathy Orvis 3rd Row: Don Reed, Shawn Hubbard, Todd LaRose, Steve Schryver, Lynn Walker. Robert Dunn, Kristie Kimmis. Jim Hill, Peggy Putnam Absent: Tammy Birchenough, Terry Drake, Shawn Edus, John Lear, Darla Mahon, Deanne McCollom, Barbara Pecor, Pennie Thompson ADVICE TC JUNICDS We advise ... MONICA ALVARADO to keep up in sports and take over for Mrs. Towne. NAOMI ARENSON to let us in on her secrets of knowledge. TAMMY BIRCHENOUGH to take over Paula Neuman’s modesty. TERRY DRAKE to advise the yearbook staff of what to advise him. ROBBIE DUNN to stop smiling so much because everyone really knows what he’s been up to. SHAWN EDUS to cash in his driver’s license. JIM HILL to buy a professional soccer team and name it “Hill’s Thrills.” PENNY HILTS to open a cheering camp and call it “Penny’s Pom-Pomers.” TRACY HORTON to move to Hollywood and become a star for the Dr. Seuss’s “Horton Hears a Who”! SHAWN HUBBARD to fill his cupboards with bones, so his dog won’t starve. JILL JOHNSON to open a fashion boutique and call it “Jill’s Frills.” KRISTIE KIMMIS to talk a little more some of the time rather than a little bit all of the time. TODD LAROSE to start his own wrestling federation and call it “Bundy’s Bruisers.” JOHN LEAR to eat his M M’s and stop throwing them. DARLA MAHON to open a beauty shop and call it “Darla’s Decked-Out Debutantes.” DEANNE MCCOLLOM to rid herself of shyness and become a public speaker. KATHY ORVIS to take over as “Dear Abby.” BARBARA PECOR to become a world famous movie critic so she’ll be known for her opinions. FRANK PETTEY to marry Tina and live happily ever after. PEGGY PUTNAM to take over her sister Julie’s spot as being the shyest person we know. DON REED to stop playing “Dungeons and Dragons” and finish his labs. STEVE SCHRYVER to charge admission for rides in his batmobile. DAIDRE SCHWEITZER to open a dating service and call it “Daidre’s Daters.” PENNIE THOMPSON not to take advice from her cousin. RHONDA VANNESS to become the editor of next year’s yearbook, and keep things moving on time. We would advise LYNN WALKER, but he doesn’t want to listen. DEDRA WEEKS to stop telling stories and tell us what she is really thinking. 17 Rebecca Lynn Arenson “Becke” 1-18-69 “In all matters of opinion, our adversaries are insane. Chorus 1; Band 1, 2; Student Council Treasurer 3: Class President 3; Bausch and Lomb Science Award 4; National Honor Society 1, 2. 3. 4; Math Team 1; Whiz Quiz 4; Reader of the Year 1; Japan-U.S. Senate Scholarship Program First Alternate for Alaska 3; Hugh O’Brien State Leadership Seminar 2; Second Place Social Science Fair 1; Track 2. 3; Soccer 1; Skiing 3; Early Admis- sion at Jefferson Community Colllege 4 Varsi Ann Aubertine “Vars” 7-14-68 Things aren't always what they seem. Soccer 1.2. 3; Basketball 2; Softball 1; JVTC 3. 4 LPN I. II Deborah Alice Berkman “Debbie” 3-11-68 The most wasted day of all is that on which we have not laughed. Secretary 1; Yearbook 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Varsity Basketball. Scorekeeper 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Prom Committee 3; Vocational 4; National Honor Society 3, 4 James Jon Cheal “Jim” 3-13-68 Live it up! Andre Peter Butler “Peety” 8-14-67 I’m not here for a long time; I’m here for a good time. Gym Show 3.4; Vocational 3.4 Rachel Kathleen Comins “Rae” 6-9-67 Live every moment; love every day. Basketball 3. 4; Softball 2.4 18 Kimberly Bunnell Donaldson “Berly” 2-9-68 It is better that you should forget and smile, than if you remember and weep.” Soccer 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4; Softball 1. 2, 3; Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council Secretary 2. 3. 4; Honor Society Treasurer 4; Gym Show 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Com- mittee 3; Prom Queen 3; Honor Society 2. 3, 4; Whiz Quiz Alternate 4; Soccer Co-Captain 2. 4; Soccer All-Star 1,2,3. 4; Softball All-Star 2; Soccer M.V.P. 3 Picture Not Available ivenii Kaymond Garrett “Keith” 7-19-67 No Problem!” Soccer 1. 2. 3. 4; Vocational 2. 3. 4 Richard John Forness “Rich” 3-4-68 It seems like I get up each morning with nothing to do and by nighttime it’s only half done.” Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1. 2, 3. 4; Yearbook Staff 1, 2, 3. 4 (Editor 4); Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Whiz Quiz 3. 4; Prom Committee 3; Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Chorus 1,3.4 Tammy Lynn Finerson “Tammy” 12-3-68 Let no man pull you as low as to make you hate him.” Cheering 1. 2. 3; National Honor Society 2. 3. 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee Chairperson 3; Presidential Classroom 3; Prom Committee 1, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2. 3. 4: Yearbook 4; Yearbook Secretary 4; Outstanding Young Scientist Award 2; Varsi- ty Boys’ Basketball Scorekeeper 4; Bi-County Band 1; National Honor Society Treasurer 3; Class Vice President 4; Band President 2 Kevin Harlow Garrett “Hooter” 7-19-67 Soccer 1, 2, 3.4; Vocational 3.4 19 Richy Melford Goodfriend “Rich” 12-10-67 I was here, but now I’m gone. Those who knew me. knew me well, those who didn’t • � Basketball 3. 4; Vocational 3, 4; Class Secretary 2 Frank Joseph Gosier “Rambo” 12-7-67 “Life is but a fantasy, but can you live a fan- tasy life?” Soccer 1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Gym Show 2. 3; Student Council Representative 1.2. 3; Yearbook Staff 3. 4 Richard Layton Guga, II “Rick” 9-25-68 “If you love somebody, take them.” Prom Prince 3; Student Council President 4 Picture Not Available Joseph Hallie Hayes “Joe” “Guess what?” Vocational 3. 4 20 Melanie Jeanine Jones “Mel” 11-5-68 “Doing an injury puts you below your enemy; Revenging one makes you but even with him; Forgiving it sets you above him.” Soccer 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4; Softball 1. 2. 3. 4; Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Band 1, 2. 3; Stage Band 2. 3; Class Secretary 3, 4; Prom Commit- tee 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Bi-County Band 1. 2, 3; Bi-County Stage Band 2; Soccer Co- Captain 4; Student Council Representative 4; Soccer All-Star 2. 4; Basketball All-Star 3; Softball Honorable Mention 3; Basketball Honorable Mention 2 Mark Brian Kimball “Mark” 2-5-68 If you’re positive you can do something, NOTHING will be impossible! Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Soccer 1, 2. 3. 4; Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Chorus 1, 3. 4; Yearbook Staff 3. 4 (Editor 4); Stage Band 2, 3. 4; National Honor Society 3.4; Boys’ State Nominee 3 Mark Joseph Kimmis “Twinky” 7-11-67 “If you want something, do what it takes to get it!!! Vocational 3 Kirsti Dawne Michelson “Kirst” 4-26-68 “I met you as a stranger. I met you as a friend. I’ll meet you in Heaven, where friendship never ends. Chorus 1. 2, 3; Prom Committee 3; Band Front 1. 2; Whiz Quiz Alternate 4; Yearbook 4; Cheering 4; Bi-County Chorus 3; Foreign Exchange Student 3 Christine Marie Mahon “Butch” 9-26-67 “Just Peachy” Basketball 1, 2. 3; Basketball Scorekeeper 4; Gymnastics 1. 2. 3: Softball 2, 3. 4; Prom Committee 3; )VTC 3,4 LPN I. II David Clark Piche “Pich” 11-21-68 “Most women are shorter than us. but all are beneath us.” Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Band 1. 3. 4; Chorus 1. 3; Stage Band 3,4; Highest Driver Ed. Test Mark 3 Aaron Philip Quencer “A.B.” 3-26-68 Dreams are a dime a dozen. It's the people who make them reality that are more precious than gold.” Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Chorus 1, 3, 4; Basketball 2. 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3. 4; Yearbook 4; Prom Com- mittee 3; Honor Society 3, 4; Class President 4; Bi-County Band 1. 2; Bi-County Chorus 3, 4; Area All-State Chorus 4 Jennifer Grace Revelle “Jenny” 1-30-68 “Hard work never hurt anyone, but I’m not taking any chances.” Bi-County Band 1; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Stu- dent Government Representative 3; Chorus 1; Band 1, 2; Band Treasurer 1. 2; Prom Com- mittee 3; Softball 1. 2; Soccer 1. 2, 3; Basket- ball 1. 2. 3; Whiz Quiz Alternate 2. 3; Early Admission to Jefferson Community College 4 Christopher Paul Strasser “Chris” 1-19-68 If you understand people, then you unders- tand yourself. If you understand both, you understand life ... I DON’T UNDERSTAND!” Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3; Honor Society 2. 3, 4; Honor Society President 4; Class President 2; Class Vice-President 3; Whiz Quiz 3. 4 William John Rust “Bill” 12-12-67 I’d rather have a full bottle in front of me than a full frontal lobotomy!” Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Soccer 1. 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1. 2, 3. 4; Student Council Representative 2; Class President 1; Prom King 3; Honorable Mention Basketball 3 Mary Ellen Valentine “Murellen” 7-17-68 The old get older; the young get younger; they’ve got the guns, but we’ve got the numbers.” Soccer 3; Softball 1. 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Class President 3; Prom Committee 3; Basketball All-Star 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball M.V.P. 1. 2. 3. 4; Softball All-Star 2; Softball M.V.P. 2 Kim Stephanie Stoner “Stoner” 3-19-68 I’ve always said that a kiss on the hand may feel very good, but a diamond tiara lasts forever.” Prom Committee 3; Yearbook 4 Larry Edward Walker “Little Lar” 5-1-67 If you fail at something, don’t worry about it. Just try a little harder next time. Soccer 1. 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4; Gym Show 3. 4; Vocational 3, 4 Rylan Xavier Walker “Scrilan” 9-25-68 “If you love something, set it free; if it doesn't return ... hunt it down and kill it!!! Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1, 3; Student Council Vice-President 4; Class Vice-President 2 Mark L. Wilson “Turtle” 2-27-68 What’s so good about a day that starts out with getting up in the morning?” Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer Co-Captain 4; Baseball 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball All-Star 3; Basketball M.V.P. 3; Basketball Captain 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4 Patricia Ann Wilson “Patty” 8-7-68 “1 may be getting older, but I refuse to grow up! Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4; Soccer 1. 2, 3. 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Soccer Honorable Mention 4; Yearbook Treasurer 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Council Representative 4; Yearbook 4 WE ADVISE... REBECCA ARENSON to become the owner of a book store ... Becke’s Bookshelf.” VARSI AUBERTINE to open a restaurant so she can eat whenever she wants. DEBBIE BERKMAN to come home from BOCES early and make it to math class on time. ANDRE BUTLER to find some new jokes to make everyone laugh. JIM CHEAL to become the next “Casey” on Mr. Dress-up. RACHEL COMINS to look before backing out of her driveway. KIM DONALDSON to open her house to everyone and call it “Donaldson’s Dunk and Drive-In.” TAMMY FINERSON to go to college and come back to take over for Mr. Kratzat. RICHARD FORNESS to go to a professional police school and learn the legal way to use his handcuffs. KEITH GARRETT to open a school to teach guys to become lady killers like he ... how does “Garrett’s Girl- Getters sound? KEVIN GARRETT to get a perm and stop using Daidre’s curling iron. RICHY GOODFRIEND to keep his nice personality and not let anyone bother him about being so silent. FRANK GOSIER to join the Bundy’s Bruisers” wrestling federation. RICK GUGA to keep kicking the hackey-sack and enter the sports hall of fame. JOE HAYES to audition for Don Johnson’s part in Miami Vice, or is that Mickey Mouse’s part in Miami Mice? MELANIE JONES to become a female body builder, if she can keep her thumb out of the way. MARK KIMBALL to start a band and call it “Kimball’s Cymbals. MARK KIMMIS to keep his car at a reasonable speed while on his midnight cruise. CHRISTINE MAHON to sell all of the buttons on her coats for a large profit. KIRSTI MICHELSON to tell everyone the real story of what happened in Norway. DAVID PICHE to be a little more careful of what he writes on computers. AARON QUENCER to tell everyone where he finds the time to study. JENNY REVELLE to come back to Lyme for the graduation ... her name is on the program. BILL RUST to open a school for basketball players ... how does “Bill’s Ball Bouncers” sound? KIM STONER to open a museum of Marilyn Monroe and show off her pictures. CHRIS STRASSER to sell his truck and but a real automobile. MARY VALENTINE to become the next female on the Wheaties box, and to eat what the big boys eat. LARRY WALKER to use the phone number of Mary Lou Retton, and ask her out. RYLAN WALKER to buy out all of the record stores and add to his collection. MARK WILSON to prove his nickname wrong. 23 PATTY WILSON to stay sweet and gullible BEST MCST . . . Most Quiet: Rebecca Arenson, Richy Goodfriend Most Talkative: Kirsti Michelson, Mark Kimmis Most School Spirit: Tammy Finerson, Richard Forness Most Flirtatious: Melanie Jones, Rick Guga Most Witty: Varsi Aubertine, Andre Butler Most Studious: Rebecca Arenson, Aaron Quencer Most Likely to Succeed: Patty Wilson, Chris Strasser Most Athletic: Mary Valentine, Bill Rust Most Unruly: Rachel Comins, Jim Cheal Most Gullible: Patty Wilson, Andre Butler Most Accidentprone: Christine Mahon, Mark Kimball Most Original: Jenny Revelle, Rylan Walker Most Daring: Rachel Comins, Keith Garrett Most Musical: Tammy Finerson, Mark Kimball Most Overlooked: Rebecca Arenson, Richy Goodfriend Most Talented: Kim Donaldson, Mark Kimball Most Artistic: Kim Stoner, Joe Hayes Best Personality: Debbie Berkman, Rylan Walker Best Dressed: Kim Donaldson, Rylan Walker Best Built: Kim Stoner, Larry Walker Best Smile: Kim Stoner, Rick Guga Best Eyes: Debbie Berkman, Mark Wilson Best Con Artist: Varsi Aubertine, David Piche Class Clowns: Mary Valentine, Bill Rust Class Dancers: Melanie Jones, Frank Gosier Sweetest: Patty Wilson, Kevin Garrett Nicest Legs: Melanie Jones, Larry Walker SENIOR CANDIES SENIORS CLASS WILL I, REBECCA ARENSON, leave to Naomi my SAT English skills, to Debbie my imaginative sources of error in lab writing. I. VARSI AUBERTINE, leave to Amy Mid- dlestate my ability to have good attendance, in hopes that she will go to school at least half tne year. I, DEBBIE BERKMAN, leave to Tracy Horton the ability to cheer Let’s Go!” on the soccer field. I, ANDRE BUTLER, leave behind some good times to the last two stooges. I, JAMES CHEAL, leave to Mark Neuman the ability to stand upright. I, RACHEL COMINS, leave my jumpshot to my cousin Gene; and to Sonya my ability to talk in study hall without getting caught. I, KIM DONALDSON, leave both my soccer position and my uniform to Carrie Radley in hopes that she will enjoy them as much as I have. I. TAMMY FINERSON, leave to the faculty at Lyme some peace and quiet and to Mr. Krat- zat all of the band music I have collected over my last six years. I. RICHARD FORNESS, leave to Gene Corn- ins and Charlie O’Brien a book of rules on how to play basketball (gracefully). I, KEITH GARRET, leave nothing to no one. I, KEVIN GARRET, leave to Brian my ability to pick up women; to Barb and Pennie a great 26 senior year; and to Daidre my love. I. RICHY GOODFRIEND, leave “Terra” to Brant, and everything else to Roland and Robin. I. FRANK GOSIER, leave my ability to charm the teachers into letting me get away with everything to Dale Hubbard; and to Rhonda my love, trust, and affection. I. RICHARD GUGA, leave elephant” to anyone who thinks they can handle it. I. MELANIE JONES, leave to my shadow Carla Fowler any position on the soccer field that I played my senior year at Lyme. I. MARK KIMBALL, leave my ability to make up excuses for being late for class to Tammy Scovel. I, MARK KIMMIS, leave anything to whoever wants it! I. CHRISTINE MAHON, leave to my brother Jeff peace and quiet from the lightbulb. I, KIRSTI MICHELSON, leave to Laurie and Shelley my ability to cheer people up . . . and a box of tissues; and to Staci the ability to have fun in Mr. Uhlig’s English (12R) even though it may be boring. I, KIM STONER, leave to all the underclassmen good luck and good wishes. I, DAVID PICHE, leave my ability to end Mrs. Thompson’s blank expressions to Peggy Putnam. I, AARON QUENCER, leave my ability to grin and bear it” in band rehearsal to Mr. Kratzat. I, JENNY REVELLE, leave my many thanks and gratitude to Mrs. Towne tor the wav she guided and helped me through my athletic career at Lyme Central. I, WILLIAM RUST, leave my ability to hit last-second shots to Mike Carney, it will come in handy; and to Shawn Hubbard my King Throne. I, CHRISTOPHER STRASSER, leave my truck to anyone who wants the hassel. I, MARY VALENTINE, leave my basketball uniform ( 11) to Sonya Comins; and to Piggy,” Paul Neuman’s undimensional love, in hopes that she will use it wisely. I. LARRY WALKER, leave all my love to Amy Middlestate; to Lvnn I leave my ability to pick someone special; and to Lyle my abili- ty to do the best he can in sports. I, RYLAN WALKER, leave to Mr. Monaco and Todd LaRose ... Head Butts, The Splash, The Avalanche, Sleepers. The Camel Clutch and The Manager of tbe Year Awards. I, MARK WILSON, leave my speed” to my younger brother Jason. I, PATTY WILSON, leave the ability to make Mr. Davis’ day to anyone who thinks they can do the job; and to Tammy Davis my posi- tion as boys’ scorekeeper. SENIOR CARIES 1st Row: Larry Walker, Varsi Aubertine, Rachel Comins, Jenny Revelle 2nd Row: Debbie Berkman. Melanie Jones. Bill Rust, Kim Stoner 3rd Row: Kirsti Michelson. Dave Piche, Tammy Finerson, Aaron Quencer 4th Row: Kim Donaldson, Rick Guga, Christine Mahon, Richy Goodfriend 5th Row: Patty Wilson. Mark Wilson 27 . 4. DOCES P.M. BCCES Sitting: Varsi Aubertine, Penny Hilts. Jill Johnson, Monica Alvarado. Kristie Kimmis. Larry Walker. Rich Goodfriend 1st Row, Standing: Rachel Comins. Andre Butler. Deb- bie Berkman. Kathy Orvis, Shawn Edus. Daidre Schweitzer 2nd Row, Standing: Joseph Hayes. Christine Mahon. Darla Mahon, Robert Dunn. Jim Hill, John Lear, Pennie Thompson. Lynn Walker Rhonda VanNess Dedra Weeks s p c I T $ JC. HIGH GIRLS’ SOCCER 1st Row: Faith Redden, Heather Nichols, Terra Stuhlmiller, Darlene Hogan, Kristin Talbot, Tamara Alvarado 2nd Row: Sonya Comins. Hope Redden, Sarah Walker, Helen Quencer, Stephanie Petroske, Amy Middlestate, Barbie Engstrom, Jackie McDougall 112. HIGH Doys SOCCER 1st Row: John Fomess, Matt Torrey, Bill Pettey 2nd Row: Todd Simser, Charles Yott, Erin Madill, Dale Hubbard 3rd Row: Scott Radley, Shawn West, Gary Hibbard, Tim Brown 4 HIV VAESITy SCCCEE 1st Row: Tracy Horton, l.aurie Davidson, Mindy McDougall, Carrie Radley, Carla Fowler 2nd Row: Missy Countryman, Shelly Smith. Kara Talbot. Amy Perkins, Robin McDougall. Monica Alvarado 3rd Row: Mrs. Towne, Staci Michelson, Patty Wilson, Kimberly Donaldson. Melanie Iones, Debbie Berkman, Dedra Weeks, Christine Mahon. Traci Dwyer B€yS’ VARSITY SOCCER 1st Row: Mark Iones. Brad Horton, Kevin Garrett, Scott Willett, Larry Walker, Jason White, Chris Williams. Scott LaRose 2nd Row: Travis Fulmer, Todd LaRose, Gene Comins, Brant Tarwater, Keith Garrett, Mike Carney, Steve Schryver. Mark Kimball 3rd Row: Frank Cosier, Robert Dunn, Mark Wilson, Jim Hill, Bill Rust. Brian Garrett, Chris Neuman, Richard Forness JL.KIGL D€y$' BASKETBALL 1st Row: Matt Torrey, Dale Hubbard, John Forness, Paul Hilts 2nd Row: Erin Madill, Harlon Walker. Scott Radley, Andy Quencer, Charles Yott Picture Not Available: Dana Fulmer, Coach JB.tilGLI GILLS BASKETBALL 1st Row: Kristin Talbot. Tammy Alvarado. Heather Nichols 2nd Row: Hope Redden. Sonya Comins, Sarah Walker 3rd Row: 1J Trahan. Helen Quencer, Stephanie Petroske. Jackie McDougall. Suzanne Petroske 33 J.V. GIRLS’ EASGETEALL Robin Goodfriend, Debbie Arenson, Kara Talbot. Missy Countryman. Tammy Scovel, Cincy Wiseman. Kelly Schullein J.V. ccys’ BASKETBALL 1st Row: Tom Wilson, Scott Willett. Jason White, Chris Williams. Scott LaRose, Brian Tarwater 2nd Row: Luke Revelle, Gene Comins, Charlie O’Brien. Mark Jones. Chris Neuman. Brant Tarwater GIRLS varsity basketball 1st Row: Patty Wilson. Dedra Weeks. Rachel Comins, Staci Michelson. Melanie Jones. Mary Valentine. Kimberly Donaldson. Monica Alvarat Rhonda VanNess. Mr. Towne ccys varsity tam eteall 1st Rowf: Aaron Quencer. Mike Carney. Bill Rust. Mark Kimball. Steve Schryver 2nd Row: Mr. Wilson. Chris Strasser, Frank Cosier. Mark Wilson. Rylan Walker, David Piche, Richard Forness. Todd LaRose — Manage CHEERLEADERS 1st Row: Janet Guga. Janet Wilson 2nd Row: Wendi Sienkiewycz, Penny Thompson, Shelly Smith, Daidre Schweitzer, Laurie Davidson, Mary White 3rd Row: Kirsti Michelson. Penny Hilts Absent: Barb Pecor and Tammy Davis SPORTS CAN E) I PS Llf SPORTS CANDIE S EASEE4LL 1st Row: Shawn Hubbard. Jason White. Brad Horton. Travis Fulmer. Mike Carney 2nd Row: Steve Schryver, Todd LaRose, Robert Dunn, Mark Wilson. Bill Rust, Frank Cosier. Rich Forness 1st Row: Trisha Cuppernell, Wendi Sienkiewycz, Tammy Davis 2nd Row: Melanie Jones. Mary Velentine. Kim Donaldson Absent: Julie Wright. Paula Neuman. Jenny Revelle, Sherri Munk, Dedra Weeks. Monica Alvarado. Angie Alvarado. Bonnie Morrow. Kf Sanford HALLOWEEN H4LLCKEEN NATIONAL HCNCC SOOIEir 1st Row: Janet Wilson, Kim Stoner, Don Reed, Shawn Hubbard, Tracy Horton, Naomi Arenson 2nd Row: Mrs. Uhlig. Adviser: Aaron Quencer, Richard Fomess, Patty Wilson, Chris Strasser, Kim Donaldson. Mark Kimball. Becky Arenso Mary Valentine, Debbie Berkman, Mark Wilson, Tammy Finerson, Peggy Putnam. Mr. Fomess GrM SHOW 19$3 STUDENT COUNCIL Mattie Bicknell — Project Charlie facilitator 1st Row: Amy Perkins, Daidre Schweitzer, Amy Hubbard 2nd Row: Patty Wilson, Naomi Arenson, Kim Donaldson. Kathy Orvis, Laurie Davidson 3rd Row: Bill Rust, Melanie Jones, Rick Guga, Rylan Walker, Jim Hill. Staci Michelson Absent: Gary Hibbard, Darlene Hogan, John Forness, Tim Brown Project Charlie is ... ... a chemical abuse prevention program pro- vided by Jefferson-Lewis-Hamilton-Herkimer- Oneida Board of Cooperative Educational Services. ... a safe place to share ideas and feelings without being put down; a place to learn more about yourself and share the ideas of others; a place to talk about things that concern you. KHZ QUIZ 1st Row: Naomi Arenson, Chris Strasser, Kara Talbot, Debbie Arenson 2nd Row: Mrs. Uhlig, Peggy Putnam, Kirsti Michelson, Rich Forness, Kim Donaldson, Tracy Horton cucuus 1st Row: Aaron Quencer, Camilla Forness, Chris Brass 2nd Row: Naomi Arenson, Melissa Countryman, Debbie Arenson, Richelle Smith 3rd Row: Mrs. Jones, Andy Quencer, Patty Wilson, Melanie Jones, Rich Forness, Mark Kimball, Tammy Finerson 49 CANE) 1st Row: Tammy Scovel. Harlon Walker, Tamara Alvarado. Kristin Talbot, Millie Smith, Janet Wilson 2nd Row: Timothy Brown, Nicole Adams, Tammy Finerson, Richard Forness, Darlene Hogan, Patty Wilson, David Piche, Mark Jones, Aaro: Quencer, Charles Yott, Andy Quencer 3rd Row: Aric Quencer, Mark Kimball, Shawn Edus, Steven Cornell, Donald Reed STAGE GANG 1st Row: Mark Kimball, Mrs. Jones 2nd Row: Don Reed, Tim Brown, Patty Wilson. Aaron Quencer, Tammy Finerson, Mark Jones. Janet Wilson, Dave Piche, Mr. Kratzat 50 1985 I .A.I .I BALLCCN DAY! CCNSTRUCTICN In August of 1984, Lyme Central School District voters approved the construction of a new physical education stage complex and the renovation of the older physical educa- tion and stage area. The ground breaking for the new complex took place in June of 1985. Taking part in the ceremony (pictured below) were Spence Donaldson, mayor; Ken Hills, head custo- dian; Bruce T. Forness, superintendent; Ken Towne, athletic director; Rev. Steve Jelensberger; Charles Yott, board member;Pat Donaldson, board president; and Lin Towne, physical education teacher. With the grading of the parking lot by Barry, Bette LedDuke, Inc., contractors, July 1st marked the beginning of construction. The new complex was open for use by the physical education program on November 25th. This marked the end of basketball practice at neighboring schools and 5:00 A.M. practices. On December 17th, a vote was taken which allowed the purchase of additional equip- ment to complete the project. The dedication and open house which took place on March 2nd culminated a year of hard work and cooperation from all involved, the contractors, administration, teachers and the community. ytACBCCKSTArf 1st Row: Aaron Quencer, Camilla Forness, Tammy Finerson 2nd Row: Debbie Berkman, Palty Wilson. Mark Kimball (co-editor). Rhonda VanNess, Rich Forness (co-editor) 3rd Row: Wendi Sienkiewycz, Kirsti Michelson. Ms. Moore. Tammy Davis. Melanie Jones. Kim Stoner. Chris Strasser. David Martin. Richelle Smith. Miss Lawrence Absent: Frank Gosier CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Kim Donaldson, Treasurer; Melanie Jones, Secretary; Tammy Finerson, Vice President; Aaron Quencer, President JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS 1st Row: Tracy Horton, Vice President; Rhonda VanNess, President 2nd Row: Peggy Putnam. Treasurer; Penny Hilts, Secretary TENTH GRADE OFFICERS 1st Row: Amy Hubbard, Secretary; Janet Wilson, Treasurer 2nd Row: Wendi Sienkiewyez, Vice President; Shelly Smith, President NINTH GRADE OFFICERS 1st Row: Traci Dwyer, Treasurer; Tammy Scovel, Secretary 2nd Row: Jason White, President; Cincy Wiseman. Vice President 55 PROJECT The Class of 1990 became the first class in the local area to utilize the recently produced educational program known as “Voyage of the Mimi.” The format included a story book, thirteen 30 minute video tapes and a workbook computer program package covering four areas. Coursework in Math, English, Social Studies, Science, Computers and Study Skills was integrated to complete a unit of study. Students developed skills in writing, math, mapping, reading, computer utilization, planning, keeping a log and other areas. The course finale was a three day trip to Cape Cod, Mass, where students spent time on a whale watch, visited the Provincetown Museum, attended lectures at the Center of Coastal Studies, and had an ecology walk at Seashore National Park on the Cape. Some of the Mimi program was filmed at the sites we visited. Students saw 11 humpback whales. The program turned out to be an interesting way to approach learning. AUTcecAPusn I PATE€NS Congratulations to the Class of 1986 from Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Berkman Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Brown Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carney Mr. and Mrs. Michael Deline Mr. Eugene J. Derefinko Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dougall Mr. Merle C. Eddy Mr. and Mrs. John Failing Prof, and Mrs. Bruce T. Forness Mr. and Mrs. Martin G. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kimball Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kratzat Ms. Carol Lawrence Mr. Bilkey Moore Ms. Faith M. Moore Sarah and Michael Navarra Mr. and Mrs. George O’Sullivan Mrs. Marion J. Pickette Mr. and Mrs. Walter Putnam Mr. John R. Smelski Miss Joy Seymour Mr. and Mrs. Vic Swenson Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Towne Mr. and Mrs. Robert Uhlig Mr. and Mrs. Fred Valentine Mrs. Eleanor Van Ness and Rhonda Mr. and Mrs. Donald Williams Vlr. and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Putnam Thank you! 60 Congratulations to the Class of 1986 BERNIER • PECK • GOZALKOWSKI • CARR engineers • designers • planners A V 172 CLINTON STREET • WATERTOWN, N.Y. 13601 J t) BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS PHILIP J. MERCHANT DIMENSION LUMBER L. P. Tanks filled Chaumont, N.Y. 649-2404 William F. Cuppernell (owner) FRANK’S MOBIL SERVICE 24 Hour Towing and Wrecker Service Major and Minor Repair 649-2912 Main St. Chaumont PETER MONACO Backhoe — Dump Truck Crushed stone and gravel Concrete work, Septic tanks CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 135 Smith St. Watertown, N.Y. 788-4616 61 S. J. CAMPISI CO. SEAWAY LANES 514 Factory Street Watertown, NY 13601 (315) 788-1571 Seaway Shopping Center Watertown, NY 13601 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF “86” CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS THE MASTER BEDROOM JL Congratulations to the Class of “86” 35-39 Public Square Watertown, New York 13601 WATERTOWN CONCRETE INC. Watertown New York 13601 BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS! 62 B4ySIDE PACE Rt. 12E Chaumont, N.Y. Owner: Leo Wilson Store 649-2930 Restaurant 649-5550 63 CHAUMCNT BAIT SHOP BAIT SHOP OWNER: MARINER 649-5405 Larry Comins 649-8801 Main St., Chaumont, NY MARINER 64 Watertown Restaurant Supply Company 470 Factory Street Watertown, N.Y. Distributor for paper, Janitor, Bar, Restaurant Equipment and Supplies Nick Mesires 788-' Congratulations to the Class of 1986 Mount’s General Store Three Mile Bay, N.Y. 13693 Quality Freezer Beef, Pork Claude S. Mount Clint Cobb Proprietor Meat Cutter 649-2434 782-2437 WATERTOWN BUILDERS SUPPLY CO., INC. Watertown, N.Y. 13601 217 High Street 788-1500 Congratulations to the Class of 86 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS THREE MILE BAY FIRE DEPARTMENT LADIES AUXILIARY Congratulations Class of 1986 FREEMEN'S LADIES AUXILIARY CEiAUMCNT. NEW YCRE The organization for ladies who want to help! CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS Introducing the freedom to bank when you want. Morning, noon, or night. Saturday, Sunday, even holidays. With new Bank Key 24-hour banking from Key Bank, you can bank anytime, whenever it fits your schedule. Use your Bank Key card to make deposits and withdrawals, transfer funds between accounts, and check your balances. All at our new 24-hour automated tellers. Open day and night, every day of the year. You can still use your Bank Key to bank where you shop, too, at hundreds of Community Banking Network locations. And for your other banking needs, you’ll find a full-service Key Bank office near you. There are over 200 throughout the state. At Key Bank, we give you the freedom to bank when you want. You’re the key to everything we do. Member FDIC Involved Innovative Professional U' Trade At BELLOFF’S ’Jackets Uniforms for every organization, ’Full line of sporting Goods, It Pays ’Institutional and Household Furniture HOURS: Mon., Tues., Wed., Frl. 11:30-4:30 MALLARD TOWN Tue� . Wed. 7-10 (Classes) Classes 1-4 Dally Ceramics Gifts SUPPLIES. GREENWARE, FIRING. GIFTS MADE TO ORDER Main Straaf Chaumont. New York 13822 NANCY BOURN {318) 649-8300 ’Clothing for everyone, ’Household items. Everything for You — Your Family ” Your Home ” 21 Main St., Adams, N.Y. Phone: 232-4941 67 CARRIAGE HOUSE Cadillac — Oldsmobile Inc. AMC JEEP RENAULT 1000 Coffen St., Watertown, N.Y. 13601 ROBERT L. TIMERMAN GENERAL INSURANCE Main Street Chaumont, N.Y. Best Wishes to the Senior Class Congratulations to the Senior Class Compliments of GARLAND CITY PARTS CORPORATION 400 MILL STREET WATERTOWN, N.Y. Congratulations Seniors KITTLE MOTORS INC. Riverside Drive Clayton, N.Y. 13624 Prim, Pam, Joe Audo the Gang at Kittle Motors PROFESSIONAL BIKE RAY, DOT, MARK KIMBALL BRIOGESTONE. PUCH. BCA ROYAL ENFIELD. CANNONDALE . ALAN BICYCLES POINT SALUBRIOUS (315) CHAUMONT. N.Y. 649-2929 GEORGE BROTHERS HARDWARE INC. Main Street Chaumont, N.Y. 649-2959 BURKHARD’S PLUMBING AND HEATING 327 Factory Street Watertown, N.Y. 13601 788-4540 Congratulations to the Seniors 68 MEN. WOMEN «CHILDREN Ear Piercing Available Exercise Room «TanningBed THE HAIR STATION Main St., Rt. 12E Chaumont, New York 13622 Open Daily 9-5 Closed Wednesday BRENDA BERRY Phone: (315) 649-5950 Owner Operator TORREY’S CERAMICS Best Wishes to the Senior Class CHAUMONT Holiday Greenware — Our Speciality Open Monday by Appt. NAPA 649-2816 Main St. Chaumont 4NM JUDY’S BEAUTY SHOP Hairstylist — Judy Paro Men, Women, and Children Main St. Phone Chaumont, N.Y. 649-2886 BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS O’BRIEN’S DOCKAGE AND STORAGE NELSON’S DRY CLEANING MILL STREET CHAUMONT 649-5220 Phone: 782-5840 1171 Coffeen St. Watertown, N.Y. 13601 BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS MILLIE’S NOVELTY - GOOD FOOD SNACK BAR r Best Wishes to the Senior Class 69 Congratulations Seniors LYME CENTRAL BOOSTER CLUB Best Wishes Senior Class (315) 788-6121 HENRY J. WILSONS SONS DICK’S MIDSTATE Full Line of Fresh Meat Groceries, Beverages, bakery Eat at Duck-Inc. (right next door) Breakfast lunches Congratulations to the Senior Class JOHN LAVA Manager fine jewelers since 1981 114 COURT STREET Watertown, N.Y. 13601 Owners Dick and Jean Wisemen Main Street Chaumont, N.Y. 13622 70 Best Wishes to the Senior Class Township Telephone Company Main Street Chaumont, New York Phone: 649-2411 HOWLAND-LaCLAIR DIV. OF HAYLOR FREYER AND COON INC. 200 Mullin Street Richard D. Howland Watertown, N.Y. Vice-President (315) 782-3090 For All Your Insurance Needs CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS LYNG’S OFFICE SUPPLIES EQUIP. 808 Huntington Street Watertown, New York 13601 FDH CITIZENS BANK OF CAPE VINCENT “A good bank in a good town” Banking Services to Suit Your Needs Cape Vincent, New York 13618 (315) 654-2115 ■