Ticonderoga High School - Carillon Yearbook (Ticonderoga, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1977 volume:

WHAT WAS ONCE, WILL ALWAYS BE, AND YOU LEFT YOUR IMPRINT ON ME. SOMETIMES I THINK ITS THE SPARK OF CONFLICT WITH WHICH WE AFFECT MOST HEAVILY. BUT I HOPE IF YOU THINK OF ME, YOU’LL REMEMBER ONLY HARMONY, AND TIME PASSES ON .. . TICONDEROGA HIGH SCHOOL TICONDEROGA, NEW YORK CARILLON 1977 DEDICA TION . . The Class of 1977 would like to dedicate our yearbook to two very special people. First. Mr. Thomas Thompson, who served as our class advisor during our Freshman and Sophomore years. He helped us when we were timid “rookies”. Who will ever forget the boxes and boxes of pecan log rolls? In your immortal words, we would just like to say, “Great, Great.” We also wish to thank Ms. Anne Cardoza who has faithfully stood behind us during our last two years. When we thought our Junior Prom would never be-you were there to make it be. You have touched all of us with your special sense of humor and friendship. We are dedicating our yearbook to you, Mr. Thompson, and to you, Ms. Cardoza, because it is the best way we know of to express our thanks to you. Love Class of 1977 Dr. Verdon, Superintendent Mr. Sabol, Principal THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Sitting: Mr. Gibbard. Mr. Drake, Mr. Shattuck, Mr. Herbert Standing: Dr. Brennan, Mr. Pannacia, Mr. Joubert Missing: Mr. Bevilacqua 3 The Senior Class would like to thank the members of the faculty and staff of Ti High. You have guided us through four pretty difficult years of our lives. A special thanks to each one of you! When you are old and gray, we hope that our yearbook will help bring back happy memories of your high school years. If every person can pick up his yearbook sometime in the future and smile or laugh a little, we will have succeeded in our major purpose of writing this book. Our yearbook wouldn’t have been possible without the much needed and valuable advice from Mr. Swaim, from the Intercollegiate Press Yearbook Company. A special thanks to you! Of course a yearbook is nothing without pictures. The staff of the yearbook wishes to thank Mr. Burr, a photographer from Steven’s Studios, for his time and patience. ?� SENIOR CLASS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Sitting L-R Cindy Bilow-Sec-retary, Amy Noel-President, Karen Ryan— Treasurer, standing L-R Ms. A. Cardoza— advisor, Virginia LaPointe, Marcy Austin, Tony Bevilacqua, Henry LaPointe, Vikki Gilbo. 4 Kathy Benway Joanne Bartlett 1 John Besson Peter Besson 5 Anthony Bevilacqua Cynthia Bilow Norman Bishop Norman Blaise Michael Brant Karen Brown James Burns Susan Carey 6 Randy Carroll Corey Champagne Lee Anne Crowe James Cruickshank Mark Charboneau Roxie Curtis 7 Yvonne Daha Debbie Decker Sheri DeLarmc Kimberly Elliott Tony Ezzo Norman Flack Denise Forgettc 8 Joseph Geiser Jeannette Gilbert Vikki Gilbo Shane Gunning Pamela Hamel Julie Hanchett 9 Timothy Hanson John Heustis Terry Hussereau Albert Johnson John Johnson Paul Joubert 10 Mark Karkoski Michelle Kingsley John Kerr Keith Kuhl Lisa Kenny Nancy Kowalsky 11 David McCaughin Loretta McHugh Penny Manning Mark Michalak Gail Moore Dawn Nadeau 12 Laura Nadeau Connie Nesbitt Amy Noel Kevin Osier Jerry O’Dell Agnes Paulo Laurie Peters James Pockett 13 Mary-Jo Reale Karen Ryan Rhonda Schryer Thomas Scanlon 14 Elliott Shaw Edward Stanilka Deborah Steen Valerie Vilardo Christine teRielc Michael Wakefield Kim Tucker Arthur Watrous 15 Patricia Webb Barbara Woods James Whalen Seniors Not Photographed Henry LaPointe Gary Parrot Steve Patnode Paul Varmette Reggie Treadway Pete Fortino 16 MARCY AUSTIN class president 1,2,3 senior executive committee 4 latin club 2,4 varsity club 1,2,3,4 varsity softball 1,2 capt. 3 varsity gymnastics 3 capt. 4 varsity basketball 2,4 coed volleyball champions 3,4 prom committee 3 prom queen 3 perfect attendance 2 merit award for leadership 2 junior model 3 yearbook business manager 4 cheerleading 1,2,3 a.f.s. 1,2 student faculty council 1 student senate treasurer 2 track 4 national honor society JOHN AZER football 1 baseball 3,4 prom committee 3 a.f.s. 3 band 1,2,3,4 perfect attendance 2,3 JILL BARRY volleyball weekend 2 intramural volleyball 1,2 intramural basketball 1 jv soccer varsity soccer 2 varsity softball 1 school play 2 latin club 2,3 a.f.s. 2,3 LYNN BARRY latin club 1,2,3 soccer 1,3,4 track 3,4 perfect attendance 1,3 a.f.s. 3 varsity club 2,3,4 blood drawing 1,2,3,4 prom committee 3 basketball 4 national honor society award 2 JOANNE BARTLETT french club 2,3 chorus 1,2,3,4 all-county chorus 2 a.f.s. 2,3,4 prom committee 3 yearbook staff 4 newspaper staff 2,3,4 newspaper editor 4 KATHY BENWAY jv softball 2 drama club 2 junior miss 4 student aid (office) 4 student aid (business office) 4 gymnastics 1,2 work study 3 ALEC JOHN BESSON jv basketball 2 varsity football 3,4 jv football 1,2 varsity letter football 3,4 national honor society 3,4 latin club 2 varsity club 3,4 PETER BESSON football manager 2,3 varsity club 2,3 prom committee 3 TONY BEVILACQUA football 1,2,4 basketball 1,2,3,4 baseball 1 senior executive committee 4 yearbook staff 4 prom committee 3 varsity club 2,3,4 latin club 1,2 prom king 3 yearbook editor 4 CYNTHIA BILOW national honor society 3 national honor society sec. 4 french club pres. 3 treas. 4 french club member 1,2,3,4 a.f.s. 2,3,4 yearbook staff 4 is varsity club 2,3,4 drama club treas. 3,4 drama club 2,3,4 chorus 1,2,3,4 varsity soccer 2,4 junior model 3 prom committee 3 prom court 3 gymnastics intramurals 1,2 jv softball 1 junior miss contestant 4 senior executive committee 4 NORMAN BISHOP NORMAN BLAISE band 1 wrestling 1 track 1,2 football 2,3,4 key club 2,3,4 intramural basketball 3,4 MICHAEL BRANT football 1,4 basketball 1,2,3,4 golf 1,2,3 track 3,4 french club 2,3 national honor society 3,4 varsity club 2,3,4 prom committee 3 prom court 3 KAREN BROWN jv softball I chorus 1,2 junior miss 4 yearbook business staff 4 prom committee 3 perfect attendance 2 student aid (office) 4 JIM BURNS band 1,2,3,4 football 4 track 2,3,4 yearbook staff 4 SUSAN CAREY national honor society 3,4 french club 1,2,3 american field service 3,4 outing club 2,3 school play 3 certificate of merit (french) 3 band 1,2,3,4 chorus 1,2 all-county band 2,3 all-county chorus 1 new york state music festival 2 champlain valley music festival 2 blood drawing worker 2,3 volleyball tournament 3 RANDY CARROLL key club 1,2,3,4 drama club 3 athletic manager 1,2 cross country 4 basketball 4 GORDON COOPER band 1,2,3,4 DEBBIE CEDENO band 1,2,4 choir 1,2,3,4 drill team 2,3 piano accompanist 1,2,3 money drive 1 music dept, secretary 2,3 Spanish club 3 bowling club 3 handcl’s messiah 3 musical play 3 music and drama workshop 3 nursing home volunteer 1 CORY CHAMPAGNE cross country 2,3,4 golf 2,3,4 varsity club 3,4 baseball 1,4 french club 1,2,3 a.f.s. 2,3 basketball intramurals 1 hockey intramurals 2 MARK CHARBONEAU key club 2,3 key club treas. 2 key club board of directors 3 national honor society 3,4 track 2 perfect attendance 1,3 a.f.s. 2,3 service award 2 scholarship award 2 newspaper staff 2 JOCELYN A. CLARKE french club 1,2,4 american field service 2,3,4 gymnastics, 4th place 1 candystriping3,4 prom committee 3 ten mile club I yearbook staff 4 band 1,2,4 all-county band 2 all-state band festival 2 chorus 4 school play 3 junior miss contestant 4 KELLY CROTO national honor society 3,4 certificate of merit (french) 3 french club 2,3,4 french club treas. 4 band 1,2,3 chorus 1,2 champlain valley band comp. 2 new york state music festival 2 all-county band 3 all-county chorus 2 school play 3 drama club 1,2,3 photography club 2,3 yearbook staff, photo. 4 a.f.s. 2,3,4 jv basketball 1,2 varsity soccer 4 varsity track, letter winner 3,4 varsity club 3,4 scorekeeper, boy’s basketball 3,4 gymnastics 1,2 volleyball tournament 3,4 manager gymnastics 3 outing club 1,2,3,4 prom committee 3 workstudy program 3 othello 3 LEEANNE CROWE JAMES CRUICKSIIANK baseball 1,2 football 1,2 cross country, letters 3,4 band 1,2,3,4 key club 2,3,4 key club pres. 4 band vice pres. 4 key club delegate to key club convention 2 chairman of blood drawing 3 essex county music festival 1,2,3, 4 new york state music festival competition 2 varsity club 3,4 french club 1 4 mile club 3,4 prom committee, construction committee chairman 3 blood drawing committee 2,3,4 ROXI CURTIS cheerleading 1,2,3 basketball I basketball intramurals 1,2 varsity club 2,3 coed volleyball intramurals 3 volleyball intramurals 1,2,3 gymnastics 1,2 junior model 3 junior miss contestant 4 chorus 1 jv softball 1,2 field hockey intramurals 1 soccer intramurals 1 prom committee 3 YVONNE DAHA volleyball intramurals 3 DEBBIE DECKER jv softball 1 volleyball intramurals 2 photography club 3,4 perfect attendance 1,2,3 yearbook committee (layout) 4 SHERI DELARM class president 1 student council treas. 1 french club 1,2,3,4 20 a.f.s. 4 ski club vice-pres. 1 mu phi omega exec, board 4 varsity club 1,2,3,4 track captain 3 basketball m.v.p. 1 soccer 1,2,4 cheerleading captain I prom committee 3 yearbook staff 4 KIM ELLIOT band president 4 band 1,2,3,4 chorus 1,2,3 all-county band 1,3 all-county chorus 2 all-state band 4 solo competition 3 Champlain valley music 2 new york state music festival 2 a.f.s. 2,3,4 la tin club 2,3,4 french club 2,3,4 outing club 2,3 prom committee 3 yearbook staff 4 varsity basketball cheerleader 3 gymnastics intramurals 1,2 national honor society 3,4 intramural volleyball weekend 3 TONY EZZO football 1,2,3,4 wrestling 2 track 1,2,3,4 MICKEY FITZGERALD football 1 football manager 3,4 varsity club 3,4 latin club 2 prom committee 3 yearbook business staff 4 DENISE FORGETTE varsity softball 1,2,3,'4 gymnastics intramurals 1,2 varsity gymnastics extramurals 3,4 prom committee 3 varsity club (letter) 1,2,3,4 field hockey intramurals 1 10-mile club 1 yearbook staff 4 gymnastics captain 4 perfect attendance 1,2 blook drawing 3,4 JOE GEISER football 1,2,3,4 basketball 1,2 baseball 1 track 3 class treasurer 1,2 varsity club 3,4 blood drawing MARIA GALLO photography club 3,4 volleyball intramurals 2,3 basketball intramurals 2,3 prom committee 3 yearbook staff (layout) 4 work study (nursing home) 3 JEANNIE GILBERT national honor society 3,4 national honor society sec.-treas. 4 certificate of merit (french) 3 french club 2,3 american field service member 3,4 a.f.s. president 4 a.f.s. international scholarship 3 band 1,2,3,4 chorus 1,2,3,4 all-county chorus 1,2 all-county band 3 school play 3 drama club 2,3 photography club 3,4 newspaper staff 4 yearbook staff 3,4 yearbook photography editor 4 champlain valley competition 2 jv, varsity basketball 1,2,3,4 letterwinner varsity club 3,4 jv softball 1,2 jv soccer 2 volleyball tournament 3 prom committee 3 new york state music festival 3 VIKKIGILBO 21 cheerleading 1,2,3,4 cheerleading captain 2,4 varsity softball 1,2,3 varsity basketball 1,2 gymnastics 1,2,3 basketball intramurals 1,2 volleyball intramurals 1,2 varsity club 1,2,3,4 varsity club secretary 3 prom court 3 prom committee 3 junior miss contestant 4 junior model 3 freshman class officer 1 senior executive committee 4 field hockey intramurals 2 coed volleyball 3 TARRI GREENOUGH jv softball 1 varsity softball 2 varsity basketball 3,4 varsity track 3,4 varsity soccer manager 4 volleyball intramurals 2 basketball intramurals 2 prom committee 3 junior miss contestant 4 varsity club 4 10-mile club 1 yearbook staff 4 perfect attendance 3 coed volleyball 3,4 blood drawing 2,3,4 MARK GREER football 1,2,3,4 track 1,2,3,4 wrestling 1 varsity club 3,4 latin club 2 prom committee 3 yearbook business staff 4 SHANE GUNNING national honor society 3,4 french club 2 latin club 1 drama club play 3 cross country, varsity letter 3,4 track, varsity letter 3,4 golf 1,2 golf varsity letter 3,4 football 1 varsity club 3,4 math club I prom committee 3 a.f.s. 2,3,4 hockey intramurals 2,3,4 coed volleyball 3 JULIE HANCHETT latin club 2,3 national honor society 3,4 gymnastics 2,3,4 capt. 4 soccer 2,3 track 3,4 softball 1 a.f.s. 2,3,4 varsity club 3,4 prom committee 3 yearbook staff 4 blood drawing 2,3,4 JOHN HUESTIS football 1,2,3,4 wrestling 1,2 varsity club 1,2,3,4 prom committee 3 DAVID JALONACK football 1,2,4 basketball 1 track 1 varsity letter 4 varsity club 4 prom committee 3 GINA JOHNS french club 4 nurse’s aide 4 candystriper 4 JOHN JOHNSON a.f.s. 2 varsity club 1,2,3,4 french club 2,3 varsity basketball 1,2,3,4 varsity baseball 1,2,3,4 varsity football 2,3 freshman football 1 varsity cross country 4 prom court 3 22 PAUL JOUBERT football 1,2,3,4 basketball 2 wrestling I track 1,2,3,4 varsity club 1,2,3,4 latin club 2 prom committee 3 varsity club president 4 yearbook staff 4 football captain 2,4 4-mile club 3 prom court 3 MARK KARKOSKI football 1,2,3,4 baseball 1,2,3,4 basketball 1 varsity club 2,3,4 prom committee 3 yearbook layout and copy staff 4 LISA KENNEY french club 1,2,3,4 french club treasurer 3 french club secretary 4 certificate of merit (french) 2,3 gymnastics, 2nd place ribbon 2 a.f.s. yearbook staff 4 national honor society award 2 JOHN KERR french club 2 varsity club 1,2,3,4 varsity golf 1,2,3,4 freshman basketball 1 varsity basketball 2,3,4 cross country 4 prom committee 3 yearbook staff, art editor 4 NANCY KOWALSKY national honor society 3,4 varsity soccer 1,2,3,4 jv basketball 1 varsity track 3,4 varsity softball 2,3 soccer co-captain 3,4 prom committee 3 yearbook staff 4 french club 1,2 ski club 1,2,3,4 varsity club 2,3,4 varsity club secretary 4 a.f.s. 2 coed volleyball 3 KEITH KUHL football 1,2,4 basketball 1,2 baseball 3,4 varsity club 3,4 coed volleyball (champs) 3,4 football manager 3 MATT LA BOUNTY freshman football 1 track 2 letter 3,4 cross country 4 (letter) varsity club 3,4 HENRY LAPOINTE athletic manager 1,2,3,4 latin club 1 varsity club 1,2,3,4 prom committee 3 senior executive board 4 M. VIRGINIA LAPOINTE homeroom representative I class secretary 2,3 senior executive committee 4 a.f.s. president 3 a.f.s. 1,2,3,4 drama club president 2 drama club 1,2,3,4 chorus 1,4 jv basketball 1 national honor society leadership award 3 gymnastics intramurals 2 soccer 3 blood drawing 1,2,3,4 varsity track 3 4-mile club 3 10-mile club 1 latin club 2,3 french club 2,3 who’s who among american high school students 3,4 outing club 1,2 prom committee 3 prom court 3 p.e.e.r.s. nasa award for science project 2 •softball 4 Champlain valley play festival 2 junior miss contestant 4 newspaper staff 2,3,4 key club 1,2 drill team 1 play-oliver DAVID MCCAUGH1N football 1,2,3,4 basketball 1,2 basketball manager 3,4 track 1,2,3,4 varsity club 1,2,3,4 latin club 2 band 1,2,3,4 chorus 1,2,4 essex county chorus 1,2 essex county band 3,4 chorus madrical group 2 LORETTA MCHUGH glee club 1 sewing club 1 creative writing club 1 french club 1,2,3 newspaper staff 2,3 yearbook staff 2,4 a.f.s. 2,3,4 national honor society 3,4 soccer 4 varsity cheerleading 3,4 varsity club 3,4 junior model 3 junior miss contestant 4 all-county chorus 2 chorus 2,3 blood drawing worker 3 play-oliver 2 prom committee 3 prom court 3 volleyball tournament 3 gymnastics 2 PENNY E. MANNING drill team 1 volleyball intramurals 1,2,3 baseball intramurals CHERYL MERRILL drill team 1 volleyball intramurals 2,3 GAIL MOORE national honor society 3,4 photography club 4 intramural volleyball 1 honor roll 1,2,3,4 blood drawing 3,4 DAWN NADEAU french club 1,2,3 a.f.s. 2,3 AMY NOEL class secretary 1 senior executive committee 4 chairman senior exec. comm. 4 national honor society 3,4 french club 2 sec. 3 v.p. 4 latin club 4 a.f.s. 2,3,4 yearbook copy editor 4 prom court 3 prom committee 3 college classics week participant 3 cheerleading 2,3 co-captain junior miss contestant 4 softball 1 soccer 2 varsity club 3,4 10-mile club 1 blood drawing 3,4 french certificate of merit 3 JERRY O'DELL state track sectionals 2 state track intersectionals 3 section champs 1,2,4 track, letters 1,2,3,4 cross country, letters 1,2,3,4 newspaper staff 2,3,4 chorus 1,2,3,4 school play 1,2,4 senior play 1 wrestling 1 key club delegate to convention 1 key club secretary 1 member 2 varsity club 1,2,3,4 all-county chorus 3,4 4-mile club 3,4 blood drawing committee 1,2,3,4 24 AGNES PAULO gymnastics 2 volleyball intramurals 1,2 LAURIE PETERS gymnastics 1,3 prom committee (served) 2 JIM POCKETT football manager 3 football I varsity club 3 prom committee 3 BRETT PULLIAM varsity football-capt. 1,2,3,4 varsity basketball 1,2,3,4 track 1,3,4 varsity club 3,4 national honor society 3,4 prom committee 3 prom court 3 coed volleyball champs 3,4 perfect attendance 1,2,3 MARY JO REALE soccer 3 french club 2 varsity club 3 work study 3 blood drawing 2,3,4 a.f.s. 2 yearbook staff 4 prom committee 3 10-mile club 1 homeroom representative 1 school play 2,3 KAREN RYAN class treasurer 3,4 senior executive committee 4 prom committee 3 prom court 3 prom committee chairman 3 yearbook staff editor 4 national honor society 3,4 national honor society v.p. 4 latin club 2,3,4 pres. 4 national honor society merit award 2 french club 3,4 jv softball 1 newspaper staff 2 newspaper staff bus. manager 2 a.f.s. 23,4 chorus 1 perfect attendance 3 KELLY RYAN drill team 1 basketball intramurals 2 key club 4 chorus 4 blood drawing 3,4 THOMAS SCANLON cross country 4 basketball 4 baseball 4 RHONDASCHRYER jv softball 1 a.f.s. 2,3 prom committee 3 junior model 3 yearbook staff, copy layout 4 ELLIOTT SHAW football 1,2,3,4 baseball 1,2,3,4 basketball 1,23,4 perfect attendance 1 varsity club 23,4 prom committee 3 french club 2 E. STAN1LKA football-manager 2,3 track manager 1 baseball-manager 2 drama club 3,4 prom committee 2 DAVID STEVENSON senior executive committee 4 national honor society 3,4 football 1,23,4 captain 4 basketball 1,2,3 baseball 1,3,4 varsity club-treasurer 2,3,4 latin club 1,2 prom committee 3 prom court 3 junior class vice-president 3 25 CHRIS TERIELE cheerleading 1 latin club 2 gymnastics intramurals 2 school play 3 blood drawing 3,4 candystriper 3,4 prom committee 3 work study program 3,4 KIM TUCKER prom committee 3 latin club 2,3 a.f.s. 2 health office assistant 4 VALERIE VILARDO cheerleading 1,2,3,4 national honor society 3,4 girls’ track manager 3,4 girls’ gymnastics manager 4 girls’ gymnastics intramurals 2 french club 2 junior miss contestant 4 prom committee 3 varsity club 3,4 10-mile club 1 a.f.s. 2,3 yearbook staff 4 coed volleyball 4 blood drawing 2,3,4 scholastic merit award 2 MICHAEL WAKEFIELD national honor society pres. 4 national honor society 3,4 french club 2,3 a.f.s. 2,3,4 yearbook bus. manager 4 prom committee 3 golf 2,4 football 1 PATTY WEBB gymnastics 2 volleyball intramurals 1,2 JIM WHALEN key club 2,3 key club president 3 key club blood drawing 2 key club service award 2 key club board of directors 3 a.f.s. 2,3,4 prom committee 3 photography club 4 newspaper club 2 yearbook staff—layout 4 KEVIN WHITE french club 3 varsity club 3,4 football 1,2,3,4 basketball 1,2,3,4 track 1,3 prom committee 3 BARBARA WOODS french club 2 photography club 4 honor roll 1,2,4 blood drawing 4 MAUREEN YAW prom committee 3 26 27 MISSING FRIENDS Robert Schunirtker Richard Moses Maik Thompson Mark Nadeau Cflnnie Pacquette ... I don’t need your photqgraph to see our face in front of We may never touch again, V but yoifye here in my memory . JUNIORS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Mr. Cent balski advisor, L-R Claire McHugh— Secretary, Sheila Lawson—Vice President, Vicki Hanson- President. Randy Krvstowiak-Treasurcr 30 SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: L-R Pete Lawson—Treasurer, Brenda McDougal-Vice-Prcsident, Mr. Treadway—Advisor, Shari Gunning President, Pam La Rock—Secretary 32 33 Freshman Class officers: sitting Jennie St. Andrew’s and Sue Derr, standing—Bob Hurlburt and Brian Wakefield. FRESHMEN Mr. Rutkowski, Advisor 34 jirrujfb Qx jlaAJmu Class “The to: A Day Speintt Vv iVh A FaIemd Xs Weyea Lotfs Ewo'jqH Have you ever seen fifty-five pieces of cardboard turn into a summer house appropriate for use in the Garden of Earthly Delights? Or have you ever had much success in agreeing upon colors for printing on napkins and coasters when their choices are black, blue, gold and silver and your prom colors are maroon, red, pink and white? How about a waterfall? But ......will a 20’ spray fit into a room with a 15’ ceiling? Oh, the spray can be regulated, but where’s our Philadelphia Lawyer to decipher the instructions? And what are the dimensions of the cafeteria for the 100th time? We need 38,400 feet of crepe paper-are you sure that’s enough? It’s amazing what is possible with a little chickenwire, pomps, and imagination. as ■ Karen, which committee meeting in 321? No, Mark, YOU call and find out why they only print initials on the glasses and nothing else. We can save SI 00 by ordering this type? DOIT! How much wood do you need, Joe? What are you building anyway?..... We only want a hill not Mount Everest! 39 40 Queen-Marcy Austin QUEEN’S COURT Karen Ryan Vikki Gilbo Amy Noel Cynthia Bilow Loretta McHugh Virginia LaPointc King—Tony Bevilaqua KING’S COURT David Stevenson Henry LaPointe Michael Brant John Johnson Brett Pulliam Paul Joubert 41 THE NIGHT OF THE PROM JUNIOR MISS This year’s pageant was sponsored by the Ticonderoga Area Chamber of Commerce directed by Andy Pow-vorznik. Ron Schubin was the master of ceremonies for the evening and Mr. Robert Cinq-Mars and the Ti High Band provided musical entertainment during pauses in the program. This year’s theme was “A Salute to America.” At the conclusion of the evening, however, it was the con-testents who were saluted by the very appreciative audience. 42 POISE AND APPEARANCE PHYSICAL FITNESS THE WINNERS The Junior Miss of 1977 was Miss Cynthia Bilow. She was crowned on Saturday evening, November 6, 1977 in the Ticonderoga High School Auditorium. First runner-up was Marcy Austin, second runner-up was Amy Noel, and Loretta McHugh was third runner-up. Other awards received were: Talent-Virginia LaPointe, Physical Fitness—Vikki Gilbo, Poise and Appearance—Karen Brown, Scholastics—Cynthia Bilow, and Miss Congeniality-Virginia LaPointe. WKWOft PAv l SmyEK, 30V)fcE T Axnnavj NOTHING in life is to be feared. It is only to be UNDERSTOOD. —Marie Curie Ms. Rutherford, Biology Ms. Skaggs, French Mr. Rutkowski, Chemistry Mrs. DeRosia, Latin 50 I have NEVER let my schooling interfere with my education. Mark Twain 51 To err is human; to blame it on the other guy is even more human. Mr. Sola, Art —Bob Goddard Mr. Wells, Driver Education 52 History repeats itself. That's one of the things wrong with History. —Clarence Darrow Mr. McCarthy, Social Studies 9 Mr. Strieker, Health Ms. Snyder, Home Economics Mr. Boyce, Social Studies 10 Mr. Royce, American History Mr. Serianni, English 9 Ms. Cardoza, English 10 It may be wrong to say that a book was writ or a book was wrote, but it might be perfectly all right to say that a book was wrotten. —Samuel J. Stannard Ms. Morette, English 11 Mr. Schubin, English 12 School is a building that Mrs. Strieker, Physical Education 3 Mr. Stevenson, Physical Education Ms. Skidmore, Music Mr. LaCourse, Shop Mr. Cinq-Mars, Band Mrs. Sheehan, Nurse He who has a why to live can hear almost any how. —Nietzsche Mrs. Abbot, Library Dr. Schuler, English Mrs. Carney, Library Mr. Malaney, Business Manager 56 OFFICfl ' Mrs. Hurlburt, Secretary Mrs. Culley, Secretary Mrs. Donovan, Secretary Mrs. Belden, Secretary Women's liberation is working for me—I have an ulcer! —Ralph Dunagin The truth shall make ye free, but first it shall make ye miserable. —Barry Stevens and Carl Rogers Dr. Verdone, Superintendent Mr. Sabol, Principal Mr. Kerr, Guidance Mr. Welch, Guidance 58 A Maintenance man posted this sign: “Why is this hallway light left on day and night? ” Someone else wrote on the sign: “Because it's the only source of heat!” —Funny Funny World Mrs. Letson. Mrs. Burrows, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Moran, Mrs, Center, Mrs. Wallace, and Mrs. Trudeau 59 FRIENDS ALWAYS A Recipe for a Good Friendship 4 cups of love 5 spoons of hope 2 cups of loyalty 2 spoons of tenderness 3 cups of friendship 4 quarts of faith 1 cup of forgiveness 1 barrel of laughter Take love and loyalty, mix it thoroughly with faith. Blend it with tenderness, kindness and understanding. Add friendship and hope, sprinkle abundantly with laughter. Bake it with sunshine. Serve daily with generous helpings. A eft � ints KEY CLUB: 1st Row L-R C. teRiele, S. Delarm, C. Kelly, J, McHugh, T. Hardy, S. Woods, P. Williams, T. Roderick. P. Huestis 2nd Row L. Carey, D. Trudeau, L. Bennett, V. LaPointe, E. Cruikshank, L. Belval, M. LaFountain, R. Elthorpe, 3rd Row M. Kingsley, L. Gibbs, N. Sabol, S. Osier, W. Ryan, M. Russel, J. Nadeau, T. Jalonak, B. Dickinson, C. Thompson, J. St. Andrews, Mr. Boyce 4th Row K. Abare, R. Vradenburg, T. Ezzo, M. Mc-Caughin, J. Cruikshank, K. Ryan, K. Wood, R. Elthorpe 5th Row D. Barber, C. Carroll. Alfano, M. Kissel, M. Charboneau, J. Corbo, J. Kerr, B. Cooper, B. Pulliam, E. Shaw, J. Johnson, S. Lawson 2nd Row C. McLaughlin, A. Connors, K. White, S. Gunning, D. Stevenson, A. Charboneau, N. Kowalsky, P. Joubert J. Barron, C. Bilow, 3rd Row E. Morett, J. O’Dell,M. Brant, J. Besson, D. McCaughin, L. Barry, J. St. Andrews, B. McDougal, W. Carr, B. McLaughlin, D. Dickerson 4th Row C. teRiele,M. Reale, S. Delarm, M. LaPointe, P. LaRock, A. Duguay, M. Maher, N. Webb, W. Shaw, L. Thompson J. Hanchett 5th Row J. Pockett, M. Greer, J. Cruikshank, L. McHugh, K. Croto, S. Gunning, J. Johnson, M. Wardell, D. Hills, A. Noel 6th Row E. Stanilka, A. Charboneau, M. Austin, M. LaBounty, M. Karkowski, J. Huestis. H. LaPointe, P. Besson, T. Hanson, T. Bevilacqua, L. Belval 7th Row M. Fitzgerald, T. Greenough, V. Vilardo, D. Forgette, S. Flemming, V. Gilbo, K. Tierney, C. Croto, J. Musser, S. Noel, S. Streebe, L. Tobin 62 LATIN CLUB: 1 st Row L-R Mrs. De-Rosia, J, Stacy, P. Lawson, P. Williams. 2nd Row M. Russel, P. Kelly, N. Kelly 3rd Row K. Ryan, W. Ryan, M. Warded 4th Row M. LaPointe, P. LaRock, M. Gijanto, 5th Row P. Newhall, L. Belval, L. Thompson 6th Row V. Hanson, E. Morett, M. Kissel, M. Duncan, 7th Row A. Connors, D. Dickerson, J. Barry 8th Row S. Lawson, N. Reale, A. Noel. FRENCH CLUB: 1st Row L-R B. Kent, A. Duguay, N. Webb, A. Bennett, E. Huntley, L. Treadway 2nd Row L. Kenny, G. Johns, D. Laslow, C, McHugh, A. Bilow, T. Ezzo 3rd Row M. McCaughin, C. Carroll, J. Gilbert, D. Nadeau, J. Smith, M. Maher, D. Hills 4th Row C. Cowan, J. Connors, L. Turmel, J. St. Andrews, W. Carr, T. McCarthy, K Ryan 5th Row J. Burrows, J. Hebert, C. Turmel, A. Frenette, M. Shaw, J. Corbo 6th Row J. Ellor, C. Croto, C. Geiser, S. Gunning, K. Charboneau, J. Rock, B. McDougal, J. Corbo 7th Row A. Bevins, K. Croto, C. Bilow, Ms. Skaggs, B. Beuerlein, S. Osier, L. Gibbs, D. Geh, N. Sabol, K. Elliott, L. Clarke, G. Alfano, A. Noel. 63 JUNIOR MISS CONTESTANTS: Sitting L-R V. LaPointe, L. Clarke Kneeling M. Austin Standing C. Bilow, L. McHugh, A. Noel, V. Vilardo, T. Greenough, V. Gilbo, K. Benway, K. Brown. CHORUS: 1st Row UR J. St. Andrews, V. LaPointe, J. Charlton, D. McCaughin, B. Capen, J. O’Dell. W. Ryan 2nd Row J. Belden, J. Bartlett, C. Bilow, L. Clarke, P. May, C. Car-roll, J. Gilbert, R. Vradenburg, K. Ryan, K. Wood, N. Sabol, L. Trainor, A. Bevins. 64 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: 1st Row L-R G. Moore, M. Charboneau, N. Kowalsky, J. Hanchett, A. Noel, C. Bilow, 2nd Row K. Ryan, J. Gilbert, M. Wakefield, S. Gunning, J. Besson, V. Vilardo 3rd Row L. McHugh, K. Croto, K. Elliott, S. Carey, M. Austin, B. Pulliain, D. Stevenson, M. Brant NEWSPAPER STAFF: 1st Row L-R T. Hayes, B. Otlcy, A. Bennett, W. Ryan, 2nd Row C. Brennan, J. Ellor, C. Ezzo, V. La-Pointe, J. Bartlett, E. Huntley, N. Sabol, 3rd Row Mr. Serianni, J. Nadeau, C. Kelly, L. Clarke, T. Jalonak, J. Barron, D. Geh, J. Gilbert PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB: L-R M. Kingsley, J. Whalen, J. St. Andrews, M. Gallo, Ms. Snyder, J. Gilbert, G. Moore, B. Woods, M. Russel 65 BAND Band Officers: Kim Elliot, President; Jim Cruickshank, Vice-President BAND: First row L-R-S. Carey, L. Clarke, M. McCaughin, L. Whitford, T. Hayes, J. Gilbert, K. Elliot. Second row L-R -B. McLaughlin, D. Hills. B. Otley, E. Cruickshank, G. Cooper, J. Hurlburt, J. Cruickshank, S. Kroner, M. Edson, J. Charlton, Mr. Cinq-Mars, Third row L-R—D. Barber, M. Dreimiller, S. Decker. D. McCaughin, J. Burns, D. Potter, P. Mason, K. Buckley, B. Capen, J. Nadeau, J. Azer. 66 A.F.S. A.F.S. CLUB: 1st Row L-R Mrs. DeRosia, C. Bilow. J. Hanchett, M. Wakefield. L. McHugh, M. Kissel, G. Alfano, J. Thompson, V. La-Pointe, D. Geh. P. Thompson, J. Gilbert, C. McLaughlin, M. Flemming 2nd Row D. Hills, J. Barry, A. Noel, S. Lawson, J. Belden, K. Elliott, Y. Holmburg, S. Carey, J. Bartlett, L. Clarke, D. Nadeau. M. McCaughin, W. Shaw, N. Rcale. D. Dickerson, C. McHugh, M. La-Pointe, P. Newhall, N. Kelly, E. Morett, V. Hanson, J. Azer. B. Kent, P. Williams 3rd Row W. Ryan, N. Sabol. M. Maher, A. Connors, P. LaRock, A. Duguay. N. Webb, J. Smith, L. Thompson, A. Bilow. P. May, J. Barron, L. Belval, S. Delarrn, L. Kenny My AFS experience completely changed my previous narrow minded ideas of other people and other places. Never before did I realize how much they were alike and at the same time how completely different they were. As for the Dutch people, I found them extremely friendly, courteous, and open. My summer in Holland was fantastic and I encourage everyone who has a chance to travel abroad to do so! Jeanne Gilbert Jeanne Gilbert, A.F.S. 67 Oh Alma Mater Ti High School For thee our voices ring For thee we strive to do our best For thee all praise we bring Let's give a cheer for dear Ti High And never let it end And when our thoughts begin to roam to Ti High let them bend. Suppor ori CKeer For LWe-O- VARSITY FOOTBALL Coach Fontana and Coach Wells VARSITY FOOTBALL: 1st Row L-R D. Jalonak, M. Karkowski, J. Huestis, P. Joubert. B. Pulliam. D. Stevenson. K. Kuhl, K. White, M. Greer 2nd Row D. McCaughin, J. Besson, T. Bevilacqua, J. Burns. T. Ezzo, M. Brant, E. Shaw, N. Blaise 3rd Row J. Drinkwine, J. Hurl-burt, J. Corbo, T. LaPointe, M. Cruik-shank, C. Thompson, B. Dickerson 4th Row Coach Wells, M. Barber, A. Char-boneau, K. Hurlburt, B. Cooper, Coach Strieker 5th Row J. Corbo, M. Britcher, M. Fitzgerald, J. Hebert Coach Strieker FIGHT TEAM! 74 RIVAL GAME J.V. FOOTBALL: 1st Row bR P. Lawson, J. Peterson, T. McCarthy, D. Barber, M. Karkowski, J. Stacy, D. Flack 2nd Row R. Hurlburt, C. Tur-mel, R. Gilbo, G. Ezzo, T. Charbon-eau, B. Gallo, P. Connors, J. Rayno 3rd Row S. King, J. McHugh, A. Ross, P. Holmburg, T. Calahan, T. Corbo, R. Thatcher, T. Kolysko, 4th Row B. Noel, S. Woods, E. Clark, C. Kelly, D. Huestis, D. Trudeau, E. Cruik-shank, E. Barber, M. Tucker 5th Row Coach Fontana, Coach Boyce, M. Britcher, J. Corbo, A. Frenette, M. Whalen, T. Kelly, J. Sheehan. 76 77 Coach Gilbert GIRL’S SOCCER The team got off to a slow start but by halfway through the season the tide began to change and the Ti girls became a force to reckon with. In the last four games only 3 goals were scored against the team, while they scored 10 times. Goalie, Wendy Shaw, also acheived two shut-outs in a row. It was a good season and one the girls can be proud of. Coach Gilbert SCORES Ti vs Crown Point 0-6 Keene Valley 3-5 Moriah 6-5 E-Town 1-7 Westport 3-6 Crown Point 1-8 Keene Valley 2-1 Moriah 5-0 E-Town 5-0 Sectional Semi-Final Ausable Valley 1-2 SOCCER: Sitting L-R N. Kowalsky, A. Charboneau Kneeling: J. St. Andrews, J. Barron, L. Fleury, P. LaRock, A. Duguay, S. Gunning, L. Barry, Standing: Ms. Decara, T. Greenough. B. McLaughlin, W. Shaw, K. Croto, C. McLaughlin, S. Delarm, M. Wardell, B. Mc-Dougal, D. Dickerson, L. Mchugh, W. Carr, C. Bilow Coach deCara CONGRA TULA TIONS 79 FOR SUCH A GREAT YEAR!! 90 CROSS COUNTRY CROSSCOUNTRY: 1st Row L-R M. Edson, B. Hurlburt, R. Connors, G. Stanley, 2nd Row B. Newell, M. La-Bounty, M. Shaw, J. Cruikshank, S. Gunning, B. Kent 3rd Row C. Champagne, J. Lehtbridge, R. Krystowiak, J. Kerr, T. Scanlon, R. Carroll, P. Kelly, J. O'Dell. Coach Hall Consistent with winning ways of Ticon-deroga’s Cross Country teams of recent years, the season record for this year is 19 and 3. By taking first place in their division, they qualified for intersectional and state meets. With four of the top six runners returning next year, continued success seems assured. Gymnastics GYMNASTICS TEAM: 1st Row L-R Coach Strieker, V. Vilardo, M. Maher, S. Lawson, S. Huestis, L. Whitford, J. Connors. On Beam: T. Curtis, D. Laslow, L. Tobin, A. Pulliam, J. Gilbert, J. Hanchett, M. Austin, D. Forgette, L. Treadway, E. Morett, D. Hills, On Unevens: S. Flemming, J. Musser, S. Streebe, S. Noel, T. Smith, C. Croto, J. Johnson 82 CONGRATULATIONS CHAMPS! GYMNASTICS Coach Marlene Strieker T1 OPPONENT 60.85 23.65- Bcekmantown 61.79 60.99- Peru 51.85 47.10 MAI 48.65 48.30-PHS Ticonderoga Girls’ Gymnastic Team had their best year ever as they ended the year with a perfect 4-0 season record and third place in the Sectionals. “77” members of the team were tri-captains Marcy Austin, Denise Forgette, and Julie Hanchett. 84 Basketball is a game of agility, speed, and timing. It originated in Canada in 1891. Believe it or not, the first basketball was actually a soccer ball and the first teams consisted of nine men. In the I950’s and 1960’s, this game became popular in most high schools and colleges. Basketball is a game of skill. Some of the most important skills are passing, dribbling, shooting and the quick break. Typical passes include the underhand, overhead, and side passes. Dribbling is a skill that enables a player to advance toward the basket while retaining control of the ball. Popular shots include the one and two hand lay ups, the set shots and the underhand throws. Any spectator watching a game played by the Ticonderoga Sentinels is completely awed by the skill and quality of handling that each player uses in controlling the ball. All types of shots and plays are executed by the players, allowing the Sentinels to remain a winning team. At this point, we would like to congratulate all the coaches and players for the fine job done in making the Sentinels such a successful team during the 1976-1977 year. We would also like to mention the Seniors who will be leaving the team this year: Tony Bevilacqua, Kip White. Mike Brant, John Johnson, John Kerr, Brett Pulliam, Tom Scanlon and Elliott Shaw. We also wish to extend our best wishes for success to the future teams at Ticonderoga High. The Yearbook Staff Ti Opponent 59 41 Beekmantown 79 50 St. John’s 62 47 M.A.I. 56 61 Plattsburgh 78 60 Northern Adirondack 87 58 Northeastern Clinton 67 51 Peru 56 72 Saranac 69 51 Ausable 74 58 Moriah 77 42 Whitehall 51 47 Peru 61 75 Saranac 86 66 Ausable 64 51 Moriah 66 51 NAC 55 42 Moriah Varsity: L-R M. Brant. J. Kerr, T. Bevilacqua. E. Shaw. J. Johnson. T. Scanlon. B. Pulliam, J. Corbo, J. Hurlburt, K. Hurlburt. B. Cooper. J. Leerkes. M. Belden. R. Krystowiak. 87 J.V. L-R Kneeling, M. Britcher, C. Thompson, D. Barber, M. Shaw, J. Corgo, S. Kroner, Standing L-R F. Hughes, J. Lethbridge, J. Stacy, J. Drinkwine, B. Dickerson, A. Frenette, T. McCarthy, S. King. 88 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL The 1977 Girl's Basketball Team was one of the best ever produced by the Ticonderoga High School, 'll Varsity team members included: Marcv Austin. Lynn Barry. Sheri DeLarm, Tarri Greenough, and Jeanne Gilbert. Other first string players were Angela Charboneau, and Joanne Barron. Mrs. Gilbert coached the successful team again this year. 90 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Honor Society ’77 Officers President......................................................Michael Wakefield Vice-President................................................................Karen Ryan Secretary-Treasurer.................................................Cynthia Bilow Secretary-Treasurer...............................................Jeannette Gilbert On March 2, 1977, six Seniors and twenty-one Juniors were inducted into the Black Watch Chapter of the National Honor Society, which already had a membership of twenty Seniors. The ’77 inductees included: Tom Scanlon, Gina Johns, Lynn Barry, John Kerr, Dawn Nadeau, and Lisa Kenney. The ’78 inductees were: Georgette Alfano, Angela Bennett, Alison Bilow, Aurthur Charboneau, Andrew Charboneau, Annette Connors, Debra Dickerson, Melanie Duncan, Kathy Gregoire, Diane Hills, William Kent, Mary Kissel, Sheila Lawson, Michelle McCaughin, Cathy McLaughlin, Claire McHugh, Margaret Newhall, Penny Palmer, Lisa Thompson. Nancy Webb, and Patrick Williams. The new members were honored with a candle light ceremony and they received certificates of membership and National Honor Society pins from Mr. Sabol. Speeches were given by Mike Wakefield, Shane Gunning, Mike Brant. Marcy Austin and Jeannette Gilbert. All in all, the ceremony was very nice and the students who were elected into the society were worthy ones to represent Ticonderoga in the National Honor Society. Now I lay me down to study, I pray the Lord I won’t go nutty. And if I fail to learn this junk, 1 pray the Lord that I won’t flunk. But if I do, don’t pity me at all. Just lay my bones in the study hall. Tell my teacher I’ve done my best. Then pile my books upon my chest. Now I lay me down to rest, To pray I’ll pass tomorrow’s test. If I should die before 1 wake. That’s one less test I’ll have to take. Friendship is like a pair of old blue jeans— when there is a hole in it you patch it up. a____ Dear Students and Faculty, Finally, the 1977 yearbook is completed. A lot of work was put into the production of the ’77 Carillon by the editors and advisor, Dr. Schuler. The editors of this yearbook were as follows: Co-editors .. Copy....... Layout .... Photography Business ... Art........ Tony Bevilacqua Karen Ryan Amy Noel Chris teReile Michelle Kingsley Jeanne Gilbert Mike Wakefield Marcy Austin .John Kerr Loretta McHugh and Joanne Bartlett should also be mentioned for their long hours put into laying out the yearbook. At this point, we would like to thank the faculty and administration for their patience with us while we broke up daily routines because pictures had to be taken, and for their kindness and help in the production of this yearbook. We would also like to extend our best wishes to the members of next years yearbook. A warning to you: Putting a yearbook together entails a lot of time and dedication, but if you enjoy it half as much as we have this year, you will be very fortunate! Best wishes. The ’77 Yearbook Staff 94 a) of education , :ko A$ OlAKtti lA. ti Nl :U� AM J -V.Ai.AM ,« £ KAY v. BtE Ki M iOiiX fcftAN.ClS A 'A U-lti vIU SrK 1 ILOiNl. t«:f N’.lNl J JOHN A , « H K� CON IKH.lA N VO Time passes on, Like a river that must always run. Now you are gone, but I will have you till time is done. You can never take away the love you gave me yesterday. I don’t have to capture you, cause you're here in my memory. 97 ALL OUR THANKS TO . . . Mr. Swaim, Representative And I dont’t believe I’m a Senior......You mean you have to have a sequence to graduate?........What is a sequence, anyway?.......... No more history for the rest of my life.............I’ve finally escaped the “Age of the Ditto” ... No more teachers, no more books........Until September when 1 start college........FOUR more years!!............. H E L P 99 ADVERTISING: INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY SPECIAL PATRONS: Cooke and Sacco “Clothes For Men, Women, and Children” Montcalm Street, Ticonderoga Ti Paints and Supplies Wicker Street Ticonderoga Ti Oil and Carport Gasoline and Heating Oils Tune-ups; Carburetor Service Firestone Tires and Batteries 100 PATRONS A Special Friend Benjamin Fuels, Inc. Bob’s Sunoco Station Bob’s T.V. 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