Ticonderoga High School - Carillon Yearbook (Ticonderoga, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1975 volume:

CdRILLON 1975 Miss Rutherford There are so many things we would like to say but cannot. Thank You is just not enough for all the help and guidance you have given us these past four years. We wanted you to have more than just a gift or a thank you from us. In doing so, we dedicate this book to you, giving you something permanent to show how much we have appreciated your help. We hope this letter will keep our memories with you in the years to come. Love, 2 Class of 75 SGMIORS 6 7 8 9 11 louj d «-y CL ' ? vS % b SfcjS M 15 u 19 L ( y y • ?■ ••' p'r: M ' y P ‘ c X 0 4 y o do o Pft - r e good tle•, + +Ke A b +Ae- J Jcej, X? c. c a o oF foco CAJ ' M yo Aro u d tA,s y e X Cr£ sn e i t c yo 3 feoery 0 0 C C -O 1f � f kerei aj o 'f i' Op 9 0 7 i you, fro s od Q 5Ce, 0J e you4 I UocoU • 6e. rUe e V 0 0 . fAe £| ? ,CA e 3 b e od j yom kc ; 23 24 26 27 30 He was a friend To call on. Cry to. Talk to He was a friend To laugh with. Cry with. Party with He was someone who shared our Good times. Bad times. Sad times And he was someone we Loved, Respected, And will miss for a very long time. Audas was our friend, our classmate, our ally. And to those of us who grew up with him, he was more than that. He was a very special person to be remembered with joy. What little we knew of someone close and yet so far away. What was he? A loner? Maybe to some Wandering silently. Thoughts only he knew. A prodigy? Full of silent thoughts Kept inside to grow Or was he just tall, dark, and shy? Maybe But maybe he was neither. What is felt cannot be written for all to understand. But Mark Berube, known and unknown shall remain in our minds and hearts. A very special friend. %tk 4d lo lOti hfcor) A± '± b 2- 2ld g g-coci in 5 t-b per-iodi Hope -to o«- H c� r y 'f see, in -kbe. s omr er, -I k o - CVoo and yoor l J lJ I b-aoCt occi 50kmh , —J t_n0(O —1 oOt 11. t R ho6X LOoMfUO %«- , TrtfcE c«t SPORTS c 0£_ i £- £ Tid A-a-to kad J I fv A r . A . 0- C £►- V 48 FOOT m TT -xx I n� ««T,.n(w . nhmTTSi’n 7C Mhw ?'’!! SenHn ' n!i nVitu-nim ’ im,jL .'X ■T ' VJ 1RSITY MLL 49 BdSKCTMLL 50 52 56 Michael Vigliotti, Athletic Director and Varsity Basketball Coach. SOCCCR 1 -“. ,CHC€R ui 9 -tr £% SB XI x . _ vV v. 64 65 66 67 70 row one: A. Mazzotte, R. Mott, T. Peters, A. Paulo, S. Osier, C. Paquette, J. Nadeau, P. Mason, row two: P. Palmer, J. Meehan, J. Mac Alpine, C. McHugh, P. Palmer, J. O'Dell, J. Moses, P. O'Dell, row three: G. Olcott, T. Olcott, E. Morett, M. Newhall, P. May, D. Nadeau, J. Musser. row one: E. Shaw, K. Kuhl, Mr. Wells, M. Wakefield, R. Treadway, K. White, J. Pockett, E. Stanilka, J. Huestis. row two: K. Tucker, B. Woods, D. Thompson, V. Vilardo, D. Stevenson, T. Thompson, R. Curtis, row three: C. teRiele, J. Whalen, P. O'Neil, B. Trainor, M.Trudeau, K. Treadway, P. Webb, B. Schumaker. first row: C. Beldon, T. Charboneau, C. Corbo, M. Blanchard, J. Connors, second row: L. Bryant, M. Barron, D. Bush, S. Cobb, Ms. Skaggs, J. Cooper, third row: M. Babcock, S. Cook, A. Cross, fourth row: N. Coley, J. Abare, W. Azer. first row: K. Bevilacqua, V. Donovan, second row: C. Dol-back, M. Drinkwine, K. Drinkwine, R. Frasier, third row: J. Duguay, D. Dickinson, M. Dreimiller, Mr. Treadway, fourth row: T. Duncan, A. DeRosia, S. Flemming, fifth row: J. Fellio, D. Elethorpe, M. Croto. 75 first row: T. Roderick D. Ross, J. Smith, T. Smith, M. Williams, T. Thompson, N. Webb, J. Smith, P. Williams, second row: Mr. Sola, M. Wilson, D. Potter, R. Woods, W. Shaw, K. Wright, P. Quesnel, N. Reale, P. Smith, D. Sanders, P. Schaff, C. Thompson. first row: K. Buckley, A. Bennett, R. Anauo, P. Brown, K. Carroll, G. Al-fano, A. Bilow. second row: A. Charboneau, A. Charboneau, K. Anderson, M. Carr, D. Barber, A. Charboneau, J. Barry, J. Burris, third row: T. Backus, E. Barber, M. Beldon, V. Blowers, M. Barber, M. Bartlett, L. Chadwick, Mr. Hall. 76 row one: J. Kroener, M. Holmburg, P. Goggard, M. Granger, K. Lambert, D. Gijanto, J. Myers, C. Hier. row two: A. Hall, P. Gobbi, Mr. Messier, L. Krystowiak, M. Kissel, M. Joubert. row three: M. Krakes, D. Goodwin, B. O'Brien, row four: M. Derr, D. Hartley, G. Gibbs. kneeling: J. Hanchett, N. Kowolsky, P. Manning, L. Kenny, V. Gilbo, D. Jalonik, J. Keith, Box - M. Karowski, P.J. Joubert, D. McCaughin. standing: Ms. Snyder, H. Lapointe, R. Mars, J. Kerr, C. Husfelt, V. LaPointe, M. Kingsley, T. Hanson, L. McHugh, J. McCarthy. first row: C. Laslow, M. Michalak, D. Morse, M. McBride, M. Lounsbury, I. Launderville, C. Moore, M. Lawson, P. Maclntye. second row: M. Mc-Caughin, S. Mjaatvedt, G. Latour, M. Lonergan, M. Laundree, D. McCarthy, G. Mattison, S. Manning, D. Mero, Mr. Rutkowski. first row: Ms. Rutherford, D. Forgette, L. Duquette, M. Gallo, D. Decker, J. Gilbert, K. Elliot, K. Croto, T. Greenough, second row: T. Ezzo, M. Greer, S. Gunning, M. Fitzgerald, C. Delarm, B. Gregson, J. Cruickshank, J. Geiser, G. Cooper. 78 row one: C. Merrill, K. Ryan, B. Noel, M. Rayno, A. Noel, L. Peters, row two: Ms. Cardoza, M. Reale, K. Ryan, M. Nadeau, G. Moore, K. Osier, R. Schryer, C. Nesbitt, L. Nadeau. row one: M. Charboneau, M. Austin, J. Bartlett, row two: S. Carey, V. Abare, L. Clarke, B. Bain, row three: P. Besson, R. Carroll, N. Blaise, row four: K. King, T. Bevilacqua, C. Champagne, J. Besson, row five: W. Bessette, K. Brown, K. Benway, M. Brant, row six: J. Abare, Mr. Boyce. 79 first row: V. Granger, V. Hanson, K. Gregoire, S. Flemming, second row: P. Hamel, A. Duguay, M. DeRosia, R. Elethorpe, M. Duncan, L. Gibbs third row: Mrs. Herbert, D. Handy, D. Handy, L. Thompson, D. Dickerson, E. Greenwood, Mr. Plisko. first row: R. Johndrow, J. Leerkes, W. Kent, R. Krystowiak, M. LaBounty, J. Hul-bert, T. Husereau. second row: M. LaFountain, S. McCoughin, D. Hills, M. Mc-Caughin, Y. Holmberg, C. McLaughlin, Mrs. DeRosia. third row: S. Jurgensmeyer, C. Manning, M. Maher, J. Huestis, N. Kelly, M. Kissel, S. Lawson, M. Kingsley. 80 Ms. Lehman's Homeroom, first row: K. O'Connor, B. O'Connor, A. Paniccia, V. Rafferty, V. Ryan, L. St. Denis, S. Russell, second row: J. Newhall, F. Namer, V. Moses, S. O'Neil, T. Peters, B. McHugh. first row: D. Thompson, D. Thompson, P. Rowe, J. Wells, D. Strange, M. Williams, L. Streeter, J. Skarkey. second row: T. Spring, F. Trudeau, J. Williams, F. Wakefield, M. Swanson, D. Schryer, W. Trudeau, Ms. Sacelli. 85 dUTUMN June 1,1974 Yellow Rose “To Have A Friend Is To Be A Friend” Yellow, Orange, And Brown r Since I have been in Ticonderoga for quite a while now, probably most know what this foreign exchange student looks like. And you may have also found out that kids from Austria are pretty much the same as you are. I do love your country; it is certainly different from my home-country. I enjoy all my courses at school. It is something other than taking approximately fourteen mandatory courses a year, as I did at home. The activities after school are my favorites; my school does not have anything like that. This year, together with you in Ticonderoga, is such a great experience for me, as it would be were you visiting a foreign country. Wauki 99 _______, 'ftw a , mt 0- ytuyt yutjj feum ■ o-cc7VtS t_ ------ n6zjtV 6 i- j ej££UL4-e -ua ’ Ox ydoc Tfocj j£l: r7 V JU+t“X Of SV fac “'W •eta- ( % r. , k li d C frv6 P -$ UM 1. Latin Club, standing (left-right): Mrs. DeRosia, M. McCaughin, V. Ryan, M. Laundree, M. Joubert, A. Paniccia, V. LaPointe, R. Frasier, K. Ryan, J. Hanchett, M. Austin, K. Elliot, T. Bevilacqua, D. Stevenson, J. Besson, sitting (left-right): M. Barron, W. Deso, J. Williams, T. Duncan, L. Drystowiak, L. Barry. 104 French Club, first row: A. Duguay, S. Osier, N. Webb, S. Smith, G. Alfano, P. Maye, M. Mahers, second row: C. DeLarm. V. Vilardo, A. Noel, A. Bilow, M. Williams, J. Connors, J. Bartlett, third row: Ms. Skaggs, L. Kenny, M. Reale, E. Greenwood, K. Carroll, S. McCaughin, K. McLaughlin, L. McHugh, fourth row: M. Kissel S. Gilbert, C. McHugh, N. Kowalski, C. Bilow, T. Kolysko, M. Wakefield, D. Nadeau, D. McCarthy, fifth row: J. Corbo, C. Barron, B. Woods, J. Wells, M. Bartlett, W. Kent, sixth row: J. Kerr, R. Schumaker, M. Brant, C. Champagne, W. Cooper, J. Johnson, M. Charlton, seventh row: J. Leerkes, E. Shaw, M. Swanson, C. Reynolds. W. Azer. Drama Club, first row: J. O'Dell, M. Barron, D. Strange, D. Elethorpe, J. Connors, second row: Ms. Sacelli, R. Frasier, D. Trepanier, T Thompson, A. Lapointe, K. Benway, V. Lapointe, W. Gunning, third row: D. Thompson, C. Hier, B. McHugh, K, Croto, J. Gilbert, J. Leerker, B. Gregson. fourth row: M. LaFountain, K. Corbo, J. Wells, G. Davis, M. Michalak. 106 Newspaper, first row: R. Frasier, C. Bilow, K. Ryan, D. Trepanier, E. Elethorpe, L. Gibbs, V. LaPointe. second row: M. McCaughin, J. Bartlett, B. Blaise, L. Streeter, B. McHugh, L. McHugh, J. Gilbert, M. Charboneau. third row: Ms. Cardoza, B. Allen, J. Scott, M. Jourbert, D. Thompson, J. Myers, A. Paniccia, J. O'Dell, M. Barron, D. McCarthy, J. Whalen. Yearbook staff, first row: E. Morett, N. Kelly, J. Leerkes, L. McHugh, M. Laundree, D. Ifrystowiak. B. O'Bryan, V. Noel, D. Thompson, R. Schumaker,ffc. Barron, C. Osier, B. Allen, B. Blaise, R. Frasier, second row: M. Barron, F. Wakefield, T. Viscardi, G. Davis, B. Stacy, third row: D. White, C. Gljanto, J. O'Bryan. Inside truck: B. Brown. Varsity Club, row 1: N. Kowalski, V. Gilbo, V. Abare, D. Barber, B. Brown, M. Austin, B. Stacy, T. Connors, row 2: P. MacIntyre, B. Johnson, R. Gallo, R. Frasier, M. McCaughin, J. Fluery, D. Schryer. row 3: C. Bilow, R. Mars, D. Mero, M. Kerr, J. Johnson, D. Vosburg, D. Nadeau, D. Olcott. row 4: D. White, C. Delarm, D. Forgette, P. Charboneau, J. Latour, B. Fregon. row 5: D. Musser, M. Dreimiller, M. Laundree, G. Davis, L. Bogle, N. Coley, D. Elethorpe. row 6: D. Dickinson, B. Russell, A. Cross, S. O'Neil, M. Nadeau, T. Malaney, J. Dreimiller. row 7: C. Gi-janto, D. Thompson, C. Barron, A. Charboneau, H. LaPointe. National Honor Society, first row: T. Malaney, M. Newhall, T. War-dell, C. Gijanto, J. Duncan, J. Dreimiller, P. Reale, D. Thompson, D. Krystowiak, R. Schumaker, S. Gilbert, B. Blaise, second row: C. arron, D. Olcott, D. White, D. Bigelow, B. Pozzouli, J. Pozzouli, . Sola. no National Honor Society, first row: D. Mero, D. Dickinson, I. Launderville, M. Joubert, B. O'Bryan, J. Myers, J. Dugay, M. Kerr, second row: Tauna Luce, D. Bush, B. Deso, D. Goodwin, M. McCaughin, M. Laundree, A. Paniccia, T. Duncan, M. Kissel, M. Krakes, P. Gauger, third row: J. Newhall, J. Williams, M. Barron, L. St. Denis, J. Wells, D. Strange, R. Rafferty, V. Ryan, D. McCarthy. Key Club first row: N. Blaise J O'noM t d second row: M Barron P ia .m; ,e T? odr,c B. Deso. 112 To ft?otoe To oK3 o'F THE fO LoV o nr,o VO i '-0' -x TTEK) JCkO G X Tflrx. o � G To ; V uT uT3 , G-ood Lac ic 101 TNE dcrYSjS Ho P £c L -X.-S hjT Kh e nz.ro 7r roftoe: v 'Bx. mfle mGQ.£oi£-t-Kao row one: C. Osier, M. Kissel, M. Krakes, M. Joubert, K. Elliot, K. Brown, J. Bartlett, J. MacAlpine, J. Smith, D. Goodwin, R. Frasier, K. Corbo, M. Louns-bury, D. Hills, C. Bilow, T. Luce, K. King, B. Gregson. row two: B. Wallace, M. Duncan, S. Carey, S. Mjaatvedt, D. Barber, P. May, S. McCaughin, A. Paniccia, K. Croto, R. Elethorpe. row three: J. O'Dell, D. McCaughin, F. Wakefield, B. Allen, S. Gilbert, J. Gilbert, J. Leerkes, A. LaPointe, M. Charlton, K. McLaughin, L. McHugh, M. McCaughin, T. Duncan, W. Gunning. First Row: Mr. Siegal, Dr. Walsh: President. Second Row: Mr. Bilow, Dr. Evans, Dr. Brennan, Mr. Joubert, Mr. Bevilacqua, Mr. Gibbard, Mr. Drake, Mr. Paniccia. BOdRD Of GDUCdTION Dr. James Walsh has served as a member of the Ticonderoga Board of Education since 1953, and has presided at meetings as board president since 1971. His entire life has been devoted to the service of others. Dr. Walsh began his practice in our community in 1935. Many a child brought into this world by him has since graduated from our schools and gone on to play a successful role in life. Shortly after the outbreak of World War II, Dr. Walsh entered the Army Medical Service (1942) and rose to the rank of Colonel. Dr. Jim is as familiar a figure at our local mill, as he is at Moses Ludington Hospital and at the head of the board table. His reputation for fairness and sound judgment is sought after by countless groups. Dr. Walsh has always been particularly concerned about the youth in our community and his service on the school board has been a constant record of improving educational opportunities for our students. Enrollments have increased, the new Elementary-Middle School was built and equipped, and new and exciting programs have been introduced. Through it all this veteran board member has guided events and played a most vital role in making this community a better place to live. 119 STUDENT DIRECTORY JAMES ABARE-track 1,2 track manager 3 intramural basketball 2,3,4 intramural hockey 3 MARIE ABBOTT-girls basketball-j.v. 1 cheerleading-j.v.-varsity 1,2,3 prom committee 3 junior model 3 prom court 3 softball extra murals 1 volleyball intramurals 2 american red cross blood drawing 1,2,3 young adults club 2,3 BONNIE ALLEN-drama club 1 band 1,2,3,4 band-secretary-treasurer 4 chorus 3,4 prom committee 3 yearbook staff 3,4 cheerleading-varsity 3,4 cheerleading-captain 4 gymnastics 3 american field service 4 junior model 3 junior miss contestant-2nd runner-up 4 volleyball intramurals 2 softball 4 essex country music festival 1,2,3,4 newspaper staff 4 school play cast 4 BETHANY BARBER-vol ley ball 2 prom committee 3 drama club 1 newspaper staff 4 american red cross blood drawing 3,4 DONALD BARBER- key club-secretary 1 key club-treasurer 2 key club-president 4 key club-board of directors 1,2,3,4 varsity club 2,3,4 track team 1,2,3,4 cross-country team 3,4 business club 1,2 prom committee 3 french club 2 band 1,2,3,4 band-vice-president 4 all county band 3,4 all county chorus 1,2,3 chorus 1,2,3, american field service 4 outing club 4 drama club play 4 LINDA BARBER- softball 2 prom committee 3 drama club 1 CHRIS BARRON- class officer 1,2,3 national honor society 3,4 american field service 4 latin club 2 french club 4 varsity club 3,4 yearbook staff 3 layout editor 4 drama club 1,2 basketball 2,3,4 softball 2,4 STEVE BARTLETT-football 1 basketball intramural 3,4 BOYD BELDEN-track 1,2 prom committee 3 KELLY BENNETT-band 1,2,3,4 gymnastics 1,2,3,4 volleyball 2 cheerleading 3 drill team 3 outing club 2 essex county music festival 2,3,4 prom committee 3 french club 2 drama club 1,2 junior miss contestant-talent award 4 KEVIN BENWAY-football 3,4 baseball 2 french club 2 prom committee 3 MARGARET BESSON-band 1,2,3 prom committee 3 drama club 1 DAVID BIGELOW-football 1,2 student senate 2 drama club 1,2,3 chorus 1,2 essex county music festival 1,2 prom committee 3 national honor society 3,4 BONNIE BLAISE transferred 4 yearbook staff 4 newspaper staff 4 national honor society 2,3,4 BILL BROWN basketball 1,2,3 football 1,2,3 yearbook staff (ass't editor) 4 drama club 1 track 1 junior one-act plays 1,2 chorus 1,2,3 essex county music festival ANITA CHARBONEAU prom committee 3 prom court 3 volleyball 1 track 2 DORCAS CHARBONEAU softball 3 soccer capt. 4 varsity club 3,4 volleyball 1 PATRICIA CHARBONEAU gymnastics 3 soccer 2 prom committee 3 junior one-act plays 2 intramural volleyball 2 PHYLLIS CHARBONEAU 120 basketball 3,4 softball 3,4 varsity club 3,4 MARK CHARLTON french club 2,3,4 french club (sec.) 2 essex county chorus 1,2,3 all-state chorus 2 afs 4 chorus 1,2,3,4 RICK CLARK chorus 2 essex county music festival 2 junior one-act plays 2 outing club 2,3,4 PAUL CONNERY band 1,2,3,4 cross-country 3 key club 1,2 track 1,2,3 football 1 essex county band 2,3,4 TIM CONNORS football 1,2,3,4 track 1,2,4 intramural basketball 3 intramural gymnastics 1,2,3,4 DONNA J. CROSSMAN soccer 2 principals council news paper staff 2 DONNA L. CROSSMAN french club 3,4 DANIEL CRUICKSHANK football 1,2,3 baseball 1,2,3,4 varsity club 1,2,3,4 GAIL DAVIS volleyball intramural 1,2 latin club 2,3 latin club vice-president 3 drama club treasurer 4 sophomore play 2 newspaper 3 drill team 3 prom committee 3 soccer 2,4 varsity club 4 yearbook editor 4 junior miss contestant 4 afs 4 BONNIE DECKER outing club 2 JOHN P. DREIMILLER football 2,3 baseball 1,2,3,4 golf 2,3,4 national honor society 2,3,4 latin club 1,2 varsity club 1,2,3,4 prom court 3 NANCY DUMAS band 1,2,3,4 essex county music festival 2,3 volleyball 2 JON DUNCAN latin club 1,2,3 national honor society 2,3,4 national honor society treasurer 3 band 1,2,3,4 band president 4 essex county music festival 3,4 track 2 basketball 1,2,3,4 cross country 3 chorus 1 2,3 essex county chorus baseball 1,3,4 afs 3,4 JOHN FLEURY track 1 wrestling 1,3 JEANNE FORGETTE. basketball 3 softball 2,3 gymnastics 3 home ec club 3 pep club 1 junior one act plays 1,2 ROBERT FREGON golf 1,2,3,4 varsity club 2,3,4 young adult club 2 outing club 4 RUSSELL GALLO football 1,2,3,4 track 2,3,4 co-captain football 4 MELANIE GENIER national honor society 3,4 national honor society treasurer 4 yearbook 4 prom committee 3 soccer 2,4 volleyball 2,3,4 varsity club 4 outing club 1 pep club 1,2 newspaper club 3 afs 4 drill team 3 CHUCK GIJANTO senior executive committee 4 prom committee 3 latin club 1,2 yearbook staff 4 track 3 football manager 1,2,3 golf 1 national honor society 3,4 junior one act plays 1 varsity club 2,3,4 key club officers 2 senior play 4 SARAH GILBERT basketball 3,4 chorus 3,4 essex county chorus 3 drama club 3 national honor society 4 french club 4 american field service 4 junior miss 1975 WALTER GUNNING class president 3,4 youth council 1,2 senior class play 3 prom committee 3 drama club 4 school play 4 prom king 3 key club 3,4 student senate 1 student faculty council 3 pep club 1,2 chorus 4 school store manager 4 business club 2 american field service 3,4 yearbook staff 4 0 WILLIAM JOHNSON football 1,2,3,4 track 1,2 DEBORAH KRYSTOWIAK yearbook copy editor 4 national honor society 2,3,4 national honor society president 4 I at in club 2,3 american field service committee 3,4 chorus 2,3 student faculty council treasurer 3 CHERYL LAMBERT basketball intra. 1,2,4, prom committee 3 ANNE LaPOINTE latin club 2,3 newspaper club 3 chorus 2,4 drama club 4 senior play 4 JOHN LaTOUR football 1,2,3 basketball 1,2,3,4 track 1,2,3,4 latin club 2,3 varsity club 1,2,3,4 JOSIE LEERKES chorus 1,2,4 drama club 4 newspaper staff 4 yearbook staff 4 senior play 4 latin club 2 basketball 1,2,3,4 LEISA MACDOUGALL softball 1,3 soccer 2,4 volleyball 2,3 track 2 varsity club 3,4 TIMOTHY MALANEY prom court 3 prom committee 3 football 2,3 basketball 1 track 1,2,3,4 cross country 4 national honor society 2,3,4 latin club 2 varsity club 1,2,3,4 KATHY MANNING softball 1,2,3,4 drill team 3 business store 2 volleyball 1,2,3 basketball 1,2 soccer 2 track 1,2 DEBRA MARTIN track 1,2 yearbook 3 junior model 3 prom committee 3 junior miss contestant DON MAYE class officer 1,2 wrestling 1 baseball 2 varsity club prom committee 3 MICHAEL MICHALAK football 1,2,3 baseball 3,4 track 1 drama club 1,2,3,4 122 drama club vice-president 4 junior one act plays 1,2 yearbook photo editor 4 wrestling 3 band 2 DAVID MORSE basketball 3 DAVID LEE MUSSER track 1,2 class officer 2 varsity club 1 drama club 2 senior play 4 DONALD NADEAU football 1,2,3 basketball 2,3,4 varsity club 3,4 GEORGE NESTOR football 1 MICHAEL NEWHALL football 1 track 1,3 national honor society 1,2,3,4 latin club 1,2 prom committee 3 VICKI NOEL junior one act plays 1 track 2 basketball 3 prom committee 3 prom court 3 senior executive committee 4 yearbook business manager 3,4 softball 1 volleyball 1,2,3 american field service 4 soccer 2 DONALD NORTON football manager 3 basketball manager 3 outing club 1,2,3,4 varsity club 3 french club 3 chorus 1,2 essex county musical festival 1,2, 3,4 DONALD OLCOTT football 1,3 basketball 1,2,3 prom committee 3 varsity club 2,3 national honor society 4 CHERYL OSIER drama club 1,4 band 1,2,3,4 chorus 3,4 prom committee 3 yearbook staff 3,4 cheerleading-varsity 3,4 cheerleading co-captain 3 volleyball intramural 1,2 softball 4 gymnastics 3 gymnastics club 4 junior miss contestant-poise anc appearance 4 essex county band 3,4 senior play 4 KEITH OSIER outing club 3,4 JON POTTER band 1,2 prom committee 3 JOHN P02Z0ULI national honor society 2,3,4 WILLIAM P0Z20ULI national honor society 2,3,4 TERESA QUESNEL drill team 3 junior miss contestant 4 CLIFF RAFFERTY football 1,2,3,4 track 1,2,3,4 PETER REALE national honor society 2,3,4 outing club 3 french club 2 BRIAN RUSSELL football 1 golf 1,3 varsity club 1,3,4 HOLLY RUSSELL softball 2,3 volleyball 3 DAN RYAN football 1,2 basketball 1 wrestling 2 baseball 1,2,3,4 TIM RYAN football 1 wrestling 1,2 prom committee 3 RAYMOND ST. ANDREWS football 2 VERONICA SCHUMAKER student council 1 basketball intra. 1,2 volleyball intra. 1,2 national honor society 2,3,4 national honor society vice president 4 class executive committee 4 newspaper business editor 3 french club 2,3 french club vice-president 3 prom committee 3 yearbook staff 4 american field service 4 chorus 1,2,3 JUDY SCOTT prom committee 3 drill team 3 cheerleading 4 newspaper club 4 drama club 1 junior miss contestant-third runner up yearbook staff 3 volleyball intra. 1,2 THOMAS SOLA latin club 2,3 I at in club treasurer 3 national honor society 3,4 prom committee 3 senior play 3 junior plays 2 BOB STACY baseball 1,2,3,4 football 1,2,3,4 football co-captain 4 track 1 basketball 1,3 yearbook business manager 4 prom committee 3 prom court 3 french club 2 empire boy's state 3 varsity club 2,3,4 MICHAEL STONE track 1,2,3 football 3 JEANNE TeRIELE chorus 1,2,3,4 latin club 1,2 prom court 3 prom committee 3 DIANE THOMPSON junior class treasurer 3 senior class treasurer 4 prom committee 3 prom court 3 newspaper business editor 3 junior one act plays 1 latin club 1,2 yearbook staff 4 national honor society 2,3,4 national honor society secretary 4 track 1,2 softbal I 1 volleyball 1,2,3 basketball 1,2,3 empire girl's state 3 american field service 4 varsity club 3,4 soccer 2 american field service vice-president 4 THERESA VISCARDI latin club 2 drama club 1,2 prom committee 3 yearbook staff 4 band 1,2,3,4 chorus 1,2,3 essex county band 3,4 junior one act plays 2 DAVID VOSBURG football 3,4 track 2,3,4 varsity club 2,3,4 prom committee 3 JAMES WARDELL national honor society 3,4 french club 2 new york state regents scholarship 4 outing club 3 football 1,3,4 track 2,3,4 varsity club 4 PAMELA WEHRMAN drama club 1,2 junior miss-1st Runner-up 4 volleyball 2 gymnastics 3 magazine staff 2 junior 1-act plays 2 school play 4 JOE WELLS basketball 1 baseball 1,2 MARGARETE WEITZENDORF soccer 4 french club vice president 4 varsity club 4 american field service president 4 essex county chorus 4 national honor society 4 DALE WHITE football 1,2,3,4 basketball 1,2,3,4 baseball 1,2,3,4 varsity club 1,2,3,4 varsity club president 4 national honor society 3,4 prom chairman 3 latin club 2,3 yearbook staff-layout editor 4 prom court 3 junior plays 1 WENDY WRIGHT gymnastics 3 JlHKL Melanie, Layout Ed, Mike, Art Ed. Jim, Photo Ed. Bob, Assistant Business Ed. 124 To the Staff Thanks. The help was really great and much appreciated. The long hours put in helped to produce one of the best yearbooks yet. Special thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Schuler, without their help it just would not have been possible. Thanks again, Gail P.S. The editors would like to thank the following people for all their help: Diane Thompson, Theresa Viscardi, Roni Schumaker, Beth O'Bryan, Robin Frasier, Mick Barron, Nancy Kelly, Loretta McHugh, Chuck Gijanto, and John Connors. Dr. and Mrs. Schuler, To two rare and unique people. We appreciated your guidance and time that was put into the yearbook. The staff feels that your concern has made this one of the best yearbooks yet. Out thanks cannot be expressed in words. The Staff To the Staff, This is to congratulate you on the competent manner in which you have met your responsibilities to the school community. I am confident that the 1975 CARILLON will reflect your dedication and hard work. Best wishes for future successes. R.A. Schuler 125 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF 75 We, the class of nineteen hundred seventy-five, attending Ticonderoga High School, Ticonderoga, New York, County of Essex, do hereby leave this, our last will and testament. Article I: We leave our deep, DEEP gratitude to the following for the reasons stated. A. To Ms. Rutherford, for the help and guidance she have given this class (snicker, snicker). B. To all the teachers who have had to put up with us during our four years. C. To the Senior parents for too many reasons to list. D. To Mr. Herbert for his much appreciated two minute speeches and the new gray hair he has acquired because of us. Article II: Personal Bequests. I hereby leave: Joe Abare Marie Abbott Bonnie Allen Cindy Bain Beth Barber Linda Barber Donnie Barber Chris Barron Steve Bartlett Boyd Belden Kelly Bennett Kevin Benway Lisa Berube Marg Besson Steve Bevilacqua Jim Bevins David Bigelow Betsy Blood Bonnie Blaise Martin Borho Bill Brown Mark Charlton Rick Clark Tara Clemons Paul Connery Donna J. Crossman Donna L. Crossman Patty Charboneau Dan Cruickshank Gail Davis John Dreimiller Nancy Dumas Jon Duncan Tammy Avery John Fleury Russ Gallo Karen Geisel Melanie Genier Larry Gibson Tauna Luce Chuck Gijanto Sally Gilbert - old sneakers to Coach Stevenson. - my license to Jane. - my stolen pocketbook to whomever took it. - my ability to walk down the stairs to Lynne D'Attilio. -my cut off shorts to Mrs. Strieker - my artistic talents to the class of 1976. - my brain to future physics and calculas students. - my great Polish ingenuity to fellow Polack, Mr. Rutkowski. - my joke book to Mr. Rutkowski. - my Southern Comfort to Vicki. - my mathematical ability to Mr. Treadway. - my sneakers to Coach Stevenson. - my body to Miss Rutherford's biology class. - the name Marge to Mr. Messier. - my partying talents to Mutley. - the name Earl. - my notebooks to whoever picks the garbage. - my gym suit to Cindy Bishop. - my gym suit to Denise Thompson. - my pet cockroach to Smirk. - my football talents to Kippy White. - the peace of my absence. - a book of 1001 insults to Mr. Rutkowski. - my gym clothers and locker to the next freshmen. - my digging talents to Mr. Rutkowski. - all my books to Mr. Rutkowski, - my four hard years to all my teachers. - to the junior class my inability to listen and capability to talk. - all the women in the school to Jim Cruickshank. - my too often used straight jacket to next year's yearbook editor. - my nine iron to Coach Stevenson. - squeaky to Joe. - a basketball to John Kroner. - my gym suit to whomever stole it. - one free pass to Ogdensburg to any teacher. - my jock to Coach Stevenson. - an unused skip day to my brother Allen. - a rotten banana to Mr. Treadway in memory of Bronson. - a clear head for everybody. - my singing talents to Mr. Porter. - my gang's terrirory to Neil Coley and his gang. - the grass islands at the boat launch to the next Driver Ed class with the hopes no one will back into them. 128 Vanny Gil bo Tom Greenough Laurie Gregoire Walt Gunning Debbie Husfelt Vickie Johndrow Bill Johnson Debbie Krystowiak Cheryl Lambert Anne LaPointe Liz LaPointe John LaTour Josie Leerkes Ron Lynch Leisa MacDougall Tim Malaney Kathy Manning Donnie Maye David Musser Donald Nadeau Mike Newhall Vicki Noel Donald Norton Jim O'Bryan Cheryl Osier Keith Osier Steve Osier Jon Potter John Pozzouli Pat Pugliese Teresa Quesnel Peter Reale Kathy Robbins David Ross Brian Russell Holly Russell Tim Ryan Mike Michalak Dave Morse Russ Moore Roni Schumaker Judy Scott Tracy Smith Thomas Sola Robert Stacy Michael Stone Dennis Stowell Jeanne TeRiele Diane Thompson Theresa Viscardi David Vosburg Debra Wallace Thomas Warded Alice Watrous Sharon Watts Pam Wehrman Wauki Weitzendorf Dale White Wendy Wright - my good attendance record to Mrs. Sheehan. - my fantastic wrestling ability to future wrestling teams. - ad my participation in school activities to my sister, Kathy. - fifty pounds to be divided equally among the faculty. - the third floor painting to Mr. Sola. - the best of luck to ad the future football players of Ti High. - a keg of beer to Craig Reynolds. - my butterfingers to Mr. Rutkowski. - nothing. I'm taking it all with me. - my beautiful, gorgeous hair and eyes to someone very lucky. - my road test failures to anyone who wants them. - my feeble legs to the track team. - my parking spot at the boat launch to Jack. - ad the good will and wishes I can in a large balloon and a big pin to pop it with. - ad my shorthand notebooks to Mrs. Bush. - my knowledge of the physical world to next year's math 12 and physics students. - ad my good memories to Ti. - one case of beer and a carton of cigarettes to Beezer. - my guitar pick to John Cooper; keep rockin' John! - my glasspack muffler to Coach Stevenson. - my broken ski-doo throttle cable to Dayne Schryer. - my knowledge of making banana splits to Bridget Tierney. - my Teddy Bear to Mr. Boyce, the dancing bear. - Amy Noel (alias Radar O'Reilly) to someone else to carry her home from the prom. - ad our band conferences to the bass section. - an empty brandy bottle to Miss Rutherford. - my Schiltz can to Coach Stevenson. - a drum stick to Mr. Cinq-Mars. - a bass string. - six broken beakers to Mr. Had and a box of cigars to Mr. Schubin (in case I lose). - my screwed-up love life to my sister, Pam. - nothing. I'm taking it ad. - to this school and ad my teachers, gratitude. I hope the kids to come have as many good years. - a roach to Coach Stevenson. - an OZ. to Mr. Schubin. - my hope that everyone who follows has as many good years as I. - my empty vodka bottle to Mr. Had. - my body to biology in the hope that it will be dissected to find where that fantastic Polish brain of mine was hidden. - my body to science, biology, or whomever pays the most. - all my belongings. - my partying ability to my brother. Bob. - my stolen gym suit to whomever needed it worse that I did. - a six pack of Schlitz to Charby. - my lamp beside the golden door. - Coach Strieker to anyone else who wants to be hassled by him. - my papers to Aden. - my bloody fear of fires to Mr. Schubin. - my stinky, streaking sneakers to my sister, Chris. - my accounting skids to Miss Rutherford. - to Robin Frasier one chorus folder and a role of tape. - ad my musical equipment to Mr. Clinq-Mars. - to my sister four years of hard work. - my calculator to Mr. Cembalski. - to Mr. Schubin a box of chocolate chip cookies. - my gym sneakers to Lynne D'Attilo. - To Jimmy Pockett all my old bicycles. - a coloring book to Mr. Sola. - locker 1 to Burt. - to Artie Watrous a six pack of Colt 45. 129 SPECIAL PATRONS INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY STEVENS STUDIOS TICONDEROGA SENTINEL BOOSTERS LONERGANINSURANCE AGENCY KEY CLUB DORIAN'S P C REGULAR PATRONS Burleigh Pharmacy Wilcox and Regan Michael Gallant H. W. Rathbun Jeweler Grimes Floral Co. Ross’s Red Baron, Inc. Bevilacqua’s Grocery Trout Brook Buick Pontiac Bob's Sunoco Service Gijanto’s Village Pharmacy Dave Flack and Sons, Inc. Belfred Liquors Gunning Agency, Inc. Sunshine Corner Coin-Op Laundry Ti Paint and Supply Co. Burke’s Inn L H Benjamin’s Montcalm Liquors National Bell Stores Dillaway’s Meyers’s Pharmacy Overland Supplies Co. Cooke and Sacco Pearl’s Department Store Circle Court Motel Dr. Brennan Dr. McHugh Dr. Evans Dr. Bennett Strout Realty Spring Oil Co. TiOilCo. Jo Lee’s Beauty Salon Mountainside Press, Inc. Jack Hills E. C. Henry, Inc. • 4.; a