Ticonderoga High School - Carillon Yearbook (Ticonderoga, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1984 volume:

We, the 1984 yearbook staff, would like to be original by dedicating the yearbook to the student body. Although we have many to thank such as Mr. Coons and Mr. Dreimiller, without the students, there would be no need for a yearbook. The Seniors of 1984 will capture many fond memories of Ticonderoga High. We would like to thank Mrs. Cunningham and Ms. Menga for all of their help and support with the prom. Without you two, knowing us, we would have had our prom in July - if then! We the Seniors would also like to wish success to upcoming Yearbook Staff members. Have fun! The last line of this dedication is sent to everyone the Senior Class of 1984 has been involved with- Mr. Marks, Mr. Corbo, and the entire faculty and friends. Thank You and goodbye. Yearbook Staff VENTURE TO 2004 A.D. KIM ARMSTRONG will be the first woman president with a cabinet of Chippendale Models. PAT ARMSTRONG will still be single and will own a metallic red Lamborghini living at a tropical island surrounded by ocean and women. HARRY BARBER will be graduating from 12th grade. MARK BLODGETT will either be on my way to stardom in the Armed Forces or a well-known person for welfare fraud. BARBARA BLOWERS will be head of the nursing staff at the White House and administering allergy shots to the President. TAMMY BURROWS will be the head of a large working ranch, and being head horse trainer at Barnum and Bailor's Circus. LISA CAPONE will be married and working as a teacher s aide. TIM CONNERY will be finishing up his time in detention and well into his career as a cartoonist. CATHY COOPER will be married and divorced from Darin Rathbun tert times. TERRV JO DIXON will not have only won Miss Universe but she will be a successful Gospel singer. JOEL DOLBECK will be a professional sign maker for Ham and Cheese Hoagie, Inc. TRACEY ttlrT jP will hoiaefully be working in the Nuclear Power Plant in Barnegat, New Jersey. LOU FORKAS will be settled down and partners with his mother in the hair cutt g business. MELISSA FULLER will wander into new Universes, places that man has never seen before. She will be the commander of the SPACESHIP SUPER-STAR, and explore hidden valleys, for she is SUPERSTAR, the heiress of the Universe. AMY GRANGER will live in New York City and see what itl is like to get more than Channel 3. LISA GALLO will be a Catholic nun sneaking in to sip the wine. SHARI GRAY will still be brutally abusin ne iste n] the beauty shop floor. JON HEBERT will own the first groove-tube production line featuring groove-tube specials. Also, a dance and rollerskating room with live bands will be included. JEFF KUHL will be hired to pick apples in twenty years because he is the only one who doWnof need a ladder. KATY i LAUNDREE will’ve Magnum P.I.'s partner on and off the screen. WALT LEADER will be president of C.B.S. and video taping movies on the side. RICK LIDDELL will be playing golf on the PGA Tbur. STEVE MOORE will be a Solid Gold dancer. SHAWN OLCOTT will have the best paying ob, and be living in his beautiful house with two dogs, and a cat. He will have the nicest car you have ever seen and be living in Arizona soaking up the sun. MIKE SPRAGUE will be nonexis-tant, having been destroyed by the monster he has created. CHRIS SPAULDING will have a dairy farm, a wife, and a new Subaru wagon that seats at least 13 uncomfortably. ANGIE (SNUBBS) STRANGE will have a body like Jane Fonda's, but without all of the freckles. TIM STRUM will be thread chef at the Tubb mansion in Westport making cabbage roll. HEIDI TERIELE wilTbe 3omg le Carot_an in the MouTinKouge in Paris. PETE TERIELE will be Mr. Universe for the 10th straight year and have his own line of exercise clothes. RODNEY THOMPSON will be sitting home relaxing with a million dollars. He will also own his own construction company. CHAD TOWNE will be traveling, on foot, our land is so vast, in events and size. From the rising sun in the east, to its setting in the west. Searching the mysteries of lives and circumstance to the last. Discovering places and people at their worst and best. RICK TRUDEAU will be sleeping. GIA.VIGLIOTTI will be head of a bobby pin factory in Zimbawe. JIM VRADEN-BURG will still be senior spiling swampland igt Putnam. CHRIS WE'I’MORE will be the principal of a scho fter years of teaching, arW will declare Chemistry and Physics non-exis-tant subjects. jTOM (WEEZE) WILLIAMS will be thinking about what he was doing 20 years ago. KIMBERLY WRIGHT will have a job somewhere working with handicapped children. Also, she will be married and have 2 or 3 kids. So much for proMHip t V KIM ARMSTRONG ScocatT 3,4 Man. 4ky Iing 1,2,3,4 French Club 1.2,3,4 Sec. Key Club 3,4 Prom Committee 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Peer Facilitator 3.4 Homeroom Rep. 1,2,3,4 Junior Miss 4 Youth Council 1,2,3,4 PAT ARMSTRONG Baseball 4 - ' I I DONNA BACKUS yDrama club 1,2 W - - MIKE ARTHUR , harpybaT ber , t Tootball J,A + _ y Trackl,2.3.4 f . Prom Committee $ . , Band 1,2 Chorus 1,2 Jazz Band 2 Volleyball weekend 3 cQ % L ARTHUR BELDEN Football 1,2,3 4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 8 available LEEANNETTE BLOOD Track 1,2 Cross Country 1,2 Yearbook Staff 4 Peer Facilitator 3,4 y Homefo m Rfp. 1 2 n X U. (2 ?? '7?. 7W U N ARK BLODGETT PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE $ ra y� BARBARA BLOWERS French Club 1,2,3,4 Sec. Key Club 3,4 Senior Rep. Drama Club 1,2,3 Prom Committee 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Homeroom Rejpr 1,2 Leaders Club Treasurer- + 9 i JOHN BRANNOCK Football 1,2,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Varsity Club 1 ,3 PaonTCdfHmj tee 3 yofnCo'fkmi tee 3 f rom CourW • Tearboolj taff 4 j N n TERRY BRENNAN Basketball 1,2,3,4 V Varsity Club 3.4 Drama Club 4 ki Club 3,4 T C. 3 Prom Court X Yearbook Staff 4 Senior Ex. Comr 4 Youth Gov. 4 Volleyball WeekAid 3,4 A XS.--- n h r 0ct£. S(JL' .5 V £ AJ nr LORlt Bjyf VN V r f i V V (j3 W v ILLIAJM BURNS ilU F tbaifl ,2,3,4 ♦ Varsity Clurr2 J =) )V Tyn' j S ' BURROWS Track 2,3,A French Club L2,3,4 Drama Club «2 A.F.S. Club 1.2 F.C.A. 3 Yearbook Sta f 4 • % V- LISA CAPONE _ - Wrestling Scorer 3 TTStck l; N JunioKMiss 4 Junior M del 3 MARY CAREY BasketbalL0fats. 3,4; Track 1; Softball 3,4; BowftTT ,2,3; Gymnastics 1; Cheerleading 2,3,4. French Club 1,2,3; Varsity Club 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 3; Prom Committee 3; Prom Court 3; Yearbook Staff 3; Class Secretary 2; Senior Ex. Comm. 4; Homeroom Rep. 1,3; Student Gov't. 1,2; Band 1,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Spirit of Sound 3; Volleyball Weekend 2,3,4; Junior Miss 4; Junior Model 3 i ELSIA CHARBONEAU - ' I I xV OOcnv 7T DO fhy j bnntf y V - r ' — TIMOTHY CONNERY Football 2,3, Track 1,2 H d-r ujn Co I b r •% — t u v RONALD CLARK MARILYN COLBY CATHY COOPER Track 1 Man. Gymnastics 1,2,3,4 (Capt.) 5,6 Cneerleading 3,4 Golf 2,3,4 French Club 1,2,3 Varsity Club 1,2,3,4 Nat l Honor Soc. 2,3,4 Sec. Prom Princess 3 Prom Committee 3 Yearbook Staff 4, Ed. in Chief Class Treas. 1 Peer Facilitator 3,4 Homeroom Rep. 1,2,3,4 Student Gov't 1,2,3,4 Youth Gov't 1,2,3,4, Sec, V.P. Chorus 1 Volleyball Weekend 3,4 Junior Miss 1st runner-up Junior Model 3 Homecoming Court 1,2,3 C nnegij TRISHA CONNERY ✓x j'Ay y JAY DABY Nat l Honor Soc. 3,4 Band 1 jfcc rffccKv K - TIM DENNO Baseball 1,2,3,4 Soccer 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3 y Tim %m Tadocl fh- D ic ' r TODD DELAIR restling 1,2,4 rack 1,2,4 SCOTT DECKER TERRY JO DIXON French Club 1 Varsity Club 1 Drama Club 3 Prom Court 3 Yearbook St jjt 2, ANN DOLBACK Photography Club 4 Prom Committee 3 Yearbook Staff A Peer FaciUtator 3,4 Band J.A Cl Pus 1,2 4 v Jpzz Band 2,3,4 Spirit of Sound 3,4 Junior Miss 4 ViiUev ll Weekend 2,3,4 v JOEL DOLBECK Basketball 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Baseball 2,3 v;oif i,4 Frmnch Club 1 Varsjly Tl iJfcW, 2,3,4 F.C K 3,4 Pres. Nat l Honor Societv 2,3,4 Vice-Pres. Prom Committee 3 Prom Court 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Editor Peer Facilitator 3,4 i Homeroom RQp.J.,2,3,4 Youth Go 3 Student Gov. 3,4 | Volleyball Weekend 3,4 V Vft Ju.h Dd oAuJ S Aw J i t -Y' nk MICHELLEJJWN AN . ' Track 2 Cross (jountry 1 Class Treasurer 1 Chori 1,2 SH WN ONOVA Foiybutflsi • Baseball 1 N ’ lowling 2,3,4 4 DOWI Golf 3 Key Club pres. 2,3,4 Varsity Club 3 Drama Club 1.2.3.4 A.F.S. Club 2 Yearbook Staff 1 . Leaders Club 3,4 • ’ Band 2,3,4 pres. f � Chorus 1,2,3.4 V. Pres ' All-State Chorus 3,4 I 11-State Chorus 1,2,3,5 All-County Chorus 3, ' AKlEl DUNKLEE Track 3 Cheerleading 1 2,3 ' ✓ l NANCY FISH Key Club 1 A.F.S. Club 1 I ' xS f N T r cf fAeyAofy? LAURA EUBAR Bowling 3,4 French Club 2,3,4 Key Club 3,4 Yearbook Staff 3 Youth Council V TRACEY ELTHORPE Football 1,2,3 ; ' ' CHRIS FLEURV V v ' X LOUIS FORKAS Football 1.2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,4 Volleyball WeeUsQi •MEIISSA'fcULtEIT - _ Basketball 4 £oftbyrtl 1 ✓ 9 r % t x LISA GALLO Soccer 1,2,3 Track 2,3,4 Cheerleading 1 Varsity Club 1,2,3,4 Ski Club 1,2 F.C.A. 3,4 Prom Committee 3 Prom Queen Homeroom Rep. 1,2,3,4 Volleyball Weekend 3,4 No Photo Available -RO fRT FULLER BasebaK 1,2,3 Soccer 1,1 -A.F.S.p2b2. '' V ' % f 1 % '---------Q • ROBERT GOETSCH _ s« 6icdio SHARI GRAY Soccer 1,2,4 Track 2 Cheerleading 1,2,3 Golf 3.4 V Varsity Club 1.2,3,4 Ski Club 1,2.3.4 “ National Hi tor Society Prom Conrtfcitt ? 3 Yearb k Staff 4 Homeroom Rep 1,2,3,4 Volleyball Weekend 3,4 Itnior Miss 4 YVONNE GREENWOOD SHANE HALL • I v v V n ' - 7 ptvrvrvo.. ✓ I J 6 BRET JHJ1?IK.CSJST Socapr 4 f V • t I - sconVi vaTE 1 Footbjlf 1,2,3,4 cJfct. r Basketball 1,2 v| Wk 1.2.3.4 rsity Club 2,3,4 F.C.A. 3,4 V. Pres. National Honor Society 2,3,4 Pres. Prom Committee 3 Prom Court King Class Pres. 1,2,3,4 P er Facilitator 3,4 Volleyball Weekend Yearbook Staff 4 Is, I - - Softball 1,2,3% Cheerleading ,A French Club }3,4 Photography flub 2 Yearbook St ff 2 Choru ,4 4 Music CompetN% n 1,2,3 N V I ROSEMARY HAND Soccer 3,4 Track 1 Cro wCOT!nPpy 1 Vanity Club 4 . Drama Club 1 Prom Committee 3 ) Junior N iss 4 + rr JON HEBERT French Club 1,2,3,4 ey Club 2,3,4 V.P. Drama Club 3,4 A.F.S. Club 1.2,3,4 Pres. Yearbook Staff 4 TOM HOLMBERC CHERYL HUESTIS v Latin Club 2 Drama club 4 Chorus 2,3 TODD HUNDSON 6reorh_ k r -txrf 1 r N I X ' ' X 000-41 vVvne Moebiicj ROBERT HURLBURT Yearbook Staff 3 Y.Jdc,. | VELDA HURLBURT Cheerleading 3 Junior Model 3 26 VALERIE JORDAN t X N on. Tdward kelly Basketball 1,2 Track 1,2,3 Cross Country 1,2 ALISON KNIGHT Gymnastics 1 Yearbook Staff 4 27 HERBERT KNIGHT t I krt AiO pholc P J ft 1 u ft ble JEFF K.UHL Baseball 2.3.4 Soccer 3.4 Trac Cpt ckJ, sT OouHt if arsity Clubn,2 J x N n JOE LAPIERRE Football 2,3 Basketball 1 Man. V Varsity Club 3.4 v F.C.A. 3 Bvonfc ommittee 3 Peer Facil ator 3,4 i t “K TVljftO uAJP JL« — z5, — CATHERINE 1 L DREE Soccer 3,4 Basketbay .2.3,4 v Softba 1,2,3,4 Varsity Club 3,4 Ski Club 2,3,4 A.F.J Club 3 Qfcdfbgraphy Club 1 Teaders Club 3 } Band 3,4 Chorus 1 OEULJ WALTfcB , B ntry 1.2,3. V ?ity Club 3,4 1 raiK Si- V mi Band 1,2.3.4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Jazz Band 1.2.3.4 V ITFR LENDER Latin CTtik l,2,3.4 Key Club So,4 Drama Club L2.3.4 Photography 5lub 1,2,4 Yearbook Stafl Leaders Club ■) mcIv Ltdcie.ll RICK LIDDELL Football 1.2.3.4 Basketball 1.2,3,4 Gglf 1.2.3,4-rfiapU, v Vafsitf Club 1.2.3.4 ' F.C aS.4 v Prom CofVnittee 3 | Yearbook Slaff 4 x Peer Facilitinor 3.4. Homeroom Rep. 1,2,3 Bandl,2 i Jazz Band 2.X ' Volleyball Weekend 3 GLENN LITTLE aseball 1 restling 1.2.3 Bowling 4 Golf 3 Latin Club 2.3 Varsity Club 1,2,3,4 National Honor Society 2,3,4 ✓ MARTINA MARS Track 2 Volleyball Weekend 3,4 t Junior Miss 4 v ' I I I v ?24 � '7 50 -fylCLbdJ v LARRY MATTE V 'v ✓---- . s _ MOLLY MAY Soccer 1.2.3.4 Basketball 1.2.3.4 Softball 1,2,3,4 Varsity Club 2,3,4,5 Drama Club 1,2,3.4 Volleyball Weekend 3 -I 4 ♦ —� x Hr JOHN MCDONALD Football 12'.3.T cap!.,V ’ Basketball 1.2,3.4 Trafk 2 3.4' —f f Lattfl Club 1.2 f)rama Club 1.4 % ' Ski Club 1,2,3,4 V F.C.A 3,4 Prom Committee 3 Prom Court 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Class V. Pres. 3 V Senior Ex. Comm. 4 Youth and Gov. 2,3,4 Student Gov. 1,2,3,4 Treas 3. Pres. Volleyball Weekend 3 ' x x r — V JOHN MCLAUGHLIN Baseball 2 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 1 Cross country 1,2 Ruck V ' RUDY MEOLA Baseball 1,2,3,4 Soccer 4 Capt. Bowling 3.4 French Club 1,2.3 Key Club 4 Photography Club 4 Nat l Honor Soc. 3,4 Peer Facilitator 3,4 Homeroom Rep. 4 Voiteyba Weekend 3,4 ' 32 DANIEL MORRISON Baseball 1,2 LISA MOSES Soccer 1,2,3,4 Wrestling scorer Track 1.2 French Club 1,2,3,4 trencn iut l.z,3,C Varsiy CUib l,jft,4 _ FOA .4 from Commftfee 3 $ earhook rffaff 4 t v HomfcrjpefaUlep. 1,2, ,4 A Vo|| baH Weekend .3.4 Jmuor Miss 4 f N DENNIS NATALE Football 1.2,3,4 Track 1 Varsity Club 3,4 National Honor Society Rrom Committee 3 Ytaj Bk'Sltff 4 3,4 i J x iSscJl OOrrY l JA U) Kr QJCo££- JOCK N T R ’ ■ • ICHAtL.OT:oWN� I� FootbalwT Soccer l,2r f ✓ v v Bovjl | C, rff3,4 S LA tin Club 2 I Nlat 1 Honor Soc. 2.3,4 y Peer Facilitator 3.4 - «• SJMWN OLCOTT ¥ Football 1,2 BasebalP 1.2.3,4 Yearbook taff 4 I - KAREN PORTER Track 1.2.3.4 Gymnastics 1.2,3,4 Cagi. — Chcerleading 3 y Varsity Club 1.2.3.4 F C.A. 3.4 Prom Committee 3 - v Prom Court 3 I Yearbcjpk- taff 3 Peer Facilitator 3,4 Homeroom J ep. 1,2,3,4 i Y®uth G v. 3,4 Student-Gov. 1,2,3.4 Chorus 1 x ( Volleyball Weekend-2,3,4 Junior Miss 4 1X 1 J Junior Model 3 f (prtJzjU v MARC POTTER Photography Club 2 Sound Man r X ✓-------- TERESA QUIGLEY Key Club 4 Prom Committee 3 junior Model 3 JltfFREY RAY l6N Fo baU. l.ZJ' OT rack 1,2,4 Varsity Club 2,3,4 x A.F.S. Club 3 F.C.A. 3.4 Yearbook Staff 4 Middlebury Hockey 1,2,4 capt. AmM r ' :5 SHELtYxRUSSELL Soccer 1,2«3,4 capt. BasketbalLi,2 ,4 capt. Traclc v N Softball t,2,3 Trench Ckib 1 , Varsity Cl� b 1,2,3f4 sec. A F S. jGldb T.T,XA I.C.A. 3,4 sec. Prom Committee 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Homeroom Rep. 1,3 - Leaders Club 1,2 Student Council 2 sec.y Band 1,2,3 . orus 1 ' v Jazz Tkmd-l(Z73 Volleyball Weekend 4 Junior Miss 4 Bowling 1,3,4 French Club 1,2,3.4 Key Club 1,4 Varsity Club 1,2,3,4 Prom Committee 3 Yearbook Staff 3,4 Homeroom Rep. 3 Youth Council 4 WJJJbJ 0-£-'VYve 'Y “V- VERNON SLATER % V- 38 39 CHRIS SPAUING Soccer 4 Bowlins 4 Latin Club 3 Key Club 4 Varsity CluhA Yearbook 6taff ,3,4 Volle lall Weeken 4 MIKE SPRAGUE Soccer 1,2,3 Golf 2.3 Key Club 3 V tvflub 1,23 4 _ Drama'vlub 1,2,3 4 $ Ski Club f otograoj f National Tic LYNNE STARTUP Track 4 French Club 1,2.3 al Honor A Staff 4atio Y rbyj Leat fs Club 3 Chorus 3.4 All state chorus All county chorus u � 4 f Society 23, 1,2,3,4 P Jt 4 Ito Editor (Ly -'ryjL C_, StasTup I ANGIE STRANGE Soccer 3.4 Basketball 3,4 Track 3 f French Q� b Varsi Club 3,4 A S. Club 1,2,3 Prom committee 3 Prom Court 3 Yearbook Staff 4 T lass Treasurer 2,3,4 Senior Ex. Comm. 4 f Homeroom Rep. 1 Volleyball Weekend 3 Homecoming Queen 4 Qftu.d( vl STRUM m : fr 1.2H $ fowling 3,4 coif i.i.m Va itv Club 2,3,4 Pkdtograpfty lub fi | National Honor 3fciety 3,4 Yearbook Staff 4 CHRISTINE STULL - n ' U-'v N I ' x A HEIDI TERIELE -mm Basketball 3,4 ■mck r2,3,4 Crosscountry 2,3,4 Ca£t.s French Qub 1,2,3,4 Pres. 3r j Varsity CTub 1,2,3,4 ' Drama CluV 1.2.3.4 F.C.A. 3,4 . P7or Committed 3 VearbooK St f 4 Editor 3,4 Homeroom Rep. 1.2.3.4 Volleyball Weekend 3 Junior Miss 4 A ETE TERIELE Football 1,2,3,4, capt. 4 Varsity Club 2,3,4 MIKE THOMPSON Football 1,2 ( Golf 1,2,3,4 Varsity Club 2,3,4 • Prom Committee 3 � Yearbook Staff 4 Youth . Gov. 4 I I s RODNEY THOMPSON v Baseball 1,2 N Wrestling 1,2,3 ' V • v _ CHAD TOWNE Football 2 Wrestling 1,2 Track 2,3,4 ■■ Cross Country 3 Drama Club 4 f0 — dock l zujl RICK TRUDEAU _ Basketball Z X ? JJoIf 1,2,3,4 . _ « ✓ Bpk Colf x _ VaT?ity Cli3b 34. National Honor Society ,3.4 Prom Court 3 Yearbook Staff Class Vice President 1,2 Senior Executive Committee 4 Peer Facilitator 3,4 Homeroom Rep. 1.2 Student Gov. 3,4 |N i V _____ n s N r « X X s N XHA“VfCyOTTI Tfack 1,2,4 Chferleading 2 3,4 Captain French Club lji,3 4 Vice President Varsity CLuS 1,2,3,4 v Dr ma Clubxl F.C.A. 3,4 President , Proirl Committee 3 r YearbookS aft 4 £tlUj6r Homeroom Rep. 1,2,3,4 Junior Miss 4 Junior Model 3 Homecoming Princess 4 44 KELLY WENDELL Basketball 3,4 Drama Club 4 Yearbook Staff 3,4 Homeroom Rep. 3,4 Band 3,4 Jazz Band 3,4 SUE W'lKTQRKO Tra$k (Boys mgrT2 .4f Cheerleading 3,4 Key Club 1,2 Drama Club 1,2,3,4 A.F.S. Club 1,2 ‘yet tUi'ictvrkd Chns kMhuo t. CHRIS'TVefMORE Cheerleading 2,3,4 Latin Club 1,2,3 Vice President (2,3) Varsity Club 3,4 Nat l. Honor Soc. 3,4 Prom Committee 3 Prom Court 3 Yearbook Staff 1,2,3,4 Class Secretary 1,2,3 Peer Facilitator 3,4 Homeroom Rep. 4 Chorus 1,2,3.4 Secretary (3) President (4) Spirit of Sound 2,3,4 Junior Miss 4 Junior Model 3 All County 2,3,4 TOM WILLIAMS ' Track 2.3.4 V Cross Country 3.4 Co-Captain v Latin Club 2,3 Treasurer Varsity Club 3,4 F.C.A. 3,4 Treasurer ■ l Honor Soc. 3,4 V x V V I X X X ' V DAVID WOODS x Track 1,2,4 x Cross Country 1,2,3,4 Captain' Bowling 4 . - Golf 3 r Nat l Honor Soc. 3,4 Nat l. Merit Scholarship Recognition 3 S V v- KIMBERLY WRIGHT Cheerleading 1,2,3,4 Varsity Club 3,4 Drama Club 1 A.F.S. Club 3 x Prom Committee 3 Yearbook Staff 4 ’x Peer Facilitator 3,4 V Chorus 1,2,3,4 i.SpiriLof Sound 3,4 juniot Miss 4 Junior Mdfcteb-3, Majorette IV x All County ,3,4 V I Row I: D. Bezio, K. Flatcau, M Mclean, R. Helton; Row 2: T. Denno, P. LaFountain, T. Burroughs, M. Wallace, H. Keast, P. Putnam, C. Keast; Row 3: K. Trombley, L. LaPann, V. Greenwood, C. Sousis, L. Woodard; Row 4: S. Rockwell. K. Battease, J. Jordan, F. Bevins, P. Fish, J. Jordan, T. Stacy. Row 1: L. Snow, M. Donovan, M. Blodgett, D. Bevins; Row 2: R. Fuller, D. Morrison, C. Fleury Hurlburt, T. Hunsdon, S. Hall. B O C E S Senioritis or what? Don't even think it. If looks could kill Smile! people will think your up to something! Bosom Buddies I didn't do it. ♦ ♦ Row 1: L. to R, D. Decker, L. Coffin, L. Coffin, C Cook, J. Gauger; Row 2: S. Christman, S. Davis, K. Ferguson. J. LaFountain; Row 3; D. Charlton, J. Fitzgerald, F. Fuller. L. Decker. Row 1: T. Bain, J. Avery, W. Allen. N. Bevilaqua; Row 2: J. Ashe, P. Armstrong, J. Cawley, S. Belden, T. Bilow; Row 3: W. Dodd, C. Cembalski, S. Brown, L. Barron, D. Belden, T. Char-boneau, T. Belden. The Junior class has had a lot of fun this year, a few wild times, and some good clean hell raising. The football season ended with a new trend. John Reale and Dan Decker showed their Sentinel spirit by getting Mohigan hair cuts. This has been a year of milestones in our lives. The class rings that we bought from Balfour will be kept always in remembrance of our good times at THS. Also the prom will hold some memories that won't soon be forgotten. This is our toughest year because of Regents Exams and important career decisions, but we still make time to play. Watch out next year THS, for the upcoming class of 1985. Row 1: L. R, S. La Fountain, S. Graney. D. Geiser, C. Hammond, M. Keller, S. Kissel; Row 2: G. King, M. Kolysko, J. Hills, T. Hills, G. Kelly; Row 3: P. La Fountain, B. Hood, J. Johns. Row 1; L to R, B. McDonald, J. Raymond, K. Osbourne, A. Moses. L. Middleton; Row 2: L. Noel, T. McLaughlin, N. Moses E. Moore, B. Olcott; Row 3: P. McIntyre. D. Rathbun, S. Merril, M. Mero, J. Morrison. Row 1: L. to R, R. Trudeau, D. Whalen, T. Stull, V. Scholten; Row 2: B. Varmette, P. St. Andrews, S. Stevens, M. Rogers, M. Wright; Row 3: J. Stanilka, C. Thompson, S. Treadway, G. Schuler, B. Thompson, W. Thompson; Row 4: J. Reale, B. Thompson. C z c pc in C z c PC W a z c P3 W a z o po m C z c in 6 SOPHOMORES Row 1: H. Ashe, J. Ashe. S. Burroughs; Row 2: R. Brown, H. Barnes, T. Bartlett, S. Backus, P. Bennett; Row 3: C. Bartlett, B. Blazse, J. Bain, A. Brannock, C. Bevilacqua, Row 1: E. Flurey, D. Forbes, P. Fish, C. Ellor, D. Denton, G. Cox Row 2: T. Cross, M. Downing, P. Fields, G. Duguay, J. Denno, W. Duns-more, M. Fish, 5. DeLong, Row 3: R. Dudley, J. Daby, T. Cole, L. Coley. R. Dufault, C. Dickerson I 8 X o 2 o 5S Row 1: F. Granger, J. Fuller, M. Lehendro, J. Laundree, D. Freed, Row 2: A. Huestis, N. Forte, T. Santinello, P. Goding, H. Liddel Row 3: G. Huestis, C. Hughes, M. Harrington, J. Kelly, B. Huestis, B. Grey, M. Kornutik, D. La bounty; Class Officers: M. Thompson, J. Bain, T. Cross, T. Bartlett. l t t i I I I V i Row 1: C. Meola, T. Michalak, L. Mott; Row 2: A. Peeters, J. Nadeau, M. Messier; Row 3; Y. Peters, J. Mosier, A. Montbriand; Row 4; D. Peters, S. Lobdell, C. Perkins; Row 5: K. O'Connor, D. Olcott, M. Morrison; Row 6; R. Moses, E. Olcott, J. Little, P. Moore; cn UU OC O 2 O £■ Row 1: J. Reale; Row 2: M. Reardon, J. Strieker, M. Shaw, L. Ross, C. Perry; Row 3: M. Smith, K. Rock, C. Provancha, M. Rodd, J. Perkins; Row 4: M. Rodd, J. Piekarz, J. Plass, J. Stacy, J.J. St. Andrews, B. Quesnel, P. Scuderi; S) Jj 3 2 O X Q 8 cf) UJ OC o 2 O X o (J) Row 1: C. Trudeau, C. Wetmore, M. Trudeau, H. Thompson, J. Wheelock; Row 2; B. Swinton, T. Yaw, S. Swinton, J. Trombley, M. Thompson; Row 3: K. TeRiele, S. Towne, A. Thompson, B. Thompson, K. TeRiele oS O s o X c_ 5 Row 1: D. Butler, T. Barber; Row 2: C. Boddy, M. Barnaby; Row 3 J. Bennett, Z. Belden, G. Chappell, K. Barber. Row 1: L. Woodard, R. Williams; Row 2: T. Woodard, C. Thompson, S. Young, R. Trudeau, H. Woods. P. Swinton, P. Swinton, J. Woodard. J. Spencer; Row 3: E. Trudeau, P. Thompson, J. St. Andrews, M. Welch, B. Upright, S. Woods, S. Thompson, M. Whitford, K. Yaw. Row 1: D. Geiser, A. Hoffay, R. Gautreau, M. Guyette, S. Forkas, D. Frazier; Row 2: A. Harrington, J. Gonea, A. Holman, L. Granger, H. Gauger, C. Frament, L. Henry; Row 3: B. Gough, T. Hargett, D. Gray, T. Hill, F. Gordon, M. Goetsch, J. Greenough. Row 1: D. Osier, S. Rockhill, J. Ross, S. Riper; Row 2: M. Rutkowski, J. Snyder, T. Signor; Row 3; N. Sibley, G. Peelers, R. Pittman, B. Sanders; Row 4: J. Pulliom, B. Porter, A. Russell. We the graduating class of Nineteen hundred and eighty-seven are proud of our achievements and triumphant accomplishments during the 83-84 school year. Although we may be thought of as under-classmen, we have many extraordinary and remarkable athletes among us. The contributions made by the j.v. football, crosscountry, basketball, gymnastics sophomore athletes were outstanding. Our class as a whole will surely improve with each passing year until the day of graduation. Hopefully the faculty as well as the upperclassmen will support us and bear with us until the very end. Row 1: S. Brooks. J. Bailey, C. Cembalski; Row 2: C. Austin, P. Badke, S. Bosley; Row 3: D. Blood, S. Bresett, R. Carr, D. Carey, J. Bessette. Row 1: R. Dedrick, T. Signor, K. Christman, C. Cobb, K. Curtis, B. Detweiler, Row 2: M Donovan, J. Connors, T. Donovan. R. Connors, S. Fitzgerald, D. Dufault, S. Cross, D. Diskin; Row 3; S. Connery, A. Russell, T. Dixon, D. Fleury, J. Dolbeck, J. Pullium, A. Contois. Row 1: J. Moses, J. Hughes, J. Mero, E. Montbriand, C. Messier, M. Huestis; Row 2: K. Lowell, C. LaPointe, D. McKeown, G. Hughes, H. Millington, T. Mattison, J. Jzyk, L. Mars, B. Ladue; Row 3; S. Moore. G. McCoy, B. Monroe. R Latour, L. LaFountain, L. Joiner. ADMINISTRATION I Row 1: V. Pulliam, W. Brennan, N. Reale; Row 2: R. De-drick, J. Herbert; Not Shown: Anthony Paniccia, James Donovan, Michael Gallant, Dennis Hens. BOARD OF EDUCATION Mrs. O'Hara Mrs. Liddell Mrs. Woods D Row 1: T. Stacy, H. Barber, T. Connery, D. Natale, P. teRiele: Row 2: Mgr. D. Osier, B. Crossman, B. Thompson, F. Granger, R. Liddell. J McDonald, A. Belden, J. Dolbeck, J. Hurlburt, S. Guyette, D. Geiser, M. Mero; Row 3: Coach J. Wells, Coach B. Sola, G. Kroeter, Coach B Dedrick, B. Quisnel, B. Thompson, D. Rathbun, S. Kissel, J. St.Andrews, R. Trudeau, G. Gorgeous, Coach M. Davis, Ass. Coach S. Clark. Row 4: J. Stacy, D. Decker, B. Hoody, J. Reale, P. McIntyre, J. Hills, C. Sanders. VARSITY FOOTBALL STANDINGS Opponent Ti Whitehall 24 21 Peru 12 16 Plattsburg 25 0 Moriah 6 8 St. John's 13 12 Saranac 6 14 AuSable 0 22 Beekmantown 12 0 M.A.I. 0 21 Overall Record - 4-5 Although Ti finished the season with a league record of 4-4, they were in every game until the last seconds. Three of these games were lost by a total of 10 points. The highlight of the season may have been beating Ausable 22 to 0. Ausable finished their season losing only to Ti and Beek-mantown. Row 1 M.Graney, D. Vonkoenigseck, J. Little, J. St. Andrews, J. Dolbeck, D. Baker, K. Barber, M. Huestis, P. Thompson,]. Ryan; Row 2: B. Mosier, C. teRiele, G. Duguay, C. Perkins, S. Delong; Row 3: Coach Cooley, C. Hughes, S. Connery, S. Forkas, M. Guyette, S. Woods, T. Carr, B. Porter, S. Strieker, G. Chappell, S. Freed, J. Snyder, Coach Barnhart; Row 4: A. Russell. G. Hughes, J. Peeters, D. Denton, J. Barry, S. Ellor! S. Thompson, M. Harrington. JUNIOR VARSITY STANDINGS Whitehall Peru Plattsburg Moriah St. John's Saranac AuSable Beekmantown MAI 20 0 20 0 26 6 12 7 40 6 18 0 14 6 12 Forfeit 0 61 CROSS COUNTRY Standing: Tom Williams, Joe LaPann, Chad Towne, Scott Treadway, Dick LaBounty, Coach Brian Kiely. Kneeling: John Laundree, Walt Wiktorko, Dave Woods, Brian Thompson FOOTBALL CHEERLEA VARSITY 64 GYMNASTICS CHAMPIONS FLOOR: J. Ross; KNEELING; R. Connors, J. Hughes, H. Gauger; STANDING: T. Cole, M. Shaw. D. Bezio, T Michalek, H. Liddell, R. Dedrick, H. Woods; FIRST BAR: L. Coffin. J. Strieker, M. Strieker, L. Coffin, T. Cole; TOP BAR: C. Cooper, K. Porter. TEAM CAPTAINS KAREN AND CATHY STANDINGS TI 122.90 BEEK. 104.15 TI 123.60 PERU 111.45 TI 123.60 PLATT. 116.45 TI 127.85 MAI 109.25 TI 127.85 A.V. 111.45 TI 129.35 PLATT 120.20 TI 129.50 A.V. 114.55 TI 129.45 MAI 113.85 TI 129.65 BEEK. 113.80 TI 130.45 PERU 118.10 The 1983-84 Girls' Gymnastics team continued their winning ways with a perfect season. These girls won the CVAC and Section VII title for the fourth yr. in a row. Every gymnast gave all she had and the team came out on top with a perfect season. 66 In 1983 the Ticonderoga Sentinels put together one of their most exciting and competitive seasons ever. Led by seniors Shelly Russell, Angie Strange, and Katy Laundree, the Sentinels proved throughout the season to be one of the toughest teams in the league. In the 1-0 victory over arch-rival Moriah, the Sentinels displayed all the skill and determination, which made them a strong team all season long. Shelly Russell provided the lone goal in the third quarter; and sophomore goal tender, Amy Huestis, had several key saves of point blank shots to preserve the victory. Sweeper, Sue Brown, keyed the defensive line which continually frustrated the Vikings' offensive line. Katy Laundree applied her usual pressure on defense along with aiding the front line tan-dom of Lisa Moses and Lisa Noel. The fourth quarter proved to be extremely physical and hot-tempered as the retaliating Vikings tried in vain to knot the score against Coach Tubb s victorious Sentinels. Row One: S. Gray, T. Peters, K. Yaw, H. Thompson, A. Huestis, S. Brown, A. Brannock, L. Noel, K. Armstrong. Row Two: C. Bartlett, H. May, A. Strange, R. Hand, A. Montbriand. Row Three: S. Russell, K. Laundree, L. Moses, S. Graney, J. Greenough. 68 Ti 4 2 NACS Ti 0 0 Plattsburg Ti 0 2 Saranac Ti 0 0 NCCS Ti 0 1 St. John's Ti 0 3 MAI Ti 2 1 Moriah Ti 0 1 St. John's Ti 0 2 MAI Ti 1 0 Moriah Ti 4 2 NACS Ti 1 2 AVS Ti 0 3 Peru Ti 0 2 B e e k m a n town SOCCER Row One: J. Mero, T. O'Hara, D. Scu-deri, S. Lobdell, C. Peters, J. Plass, D. Olcott, J. Denno, J. Moses, Coach Tubbs. Row Two: J. Pulliam, T. Bilow, C. Cook, S. Merrill, R. Gautreau, B. Gudikunst. Row Three: T. Denno, J. Kuhl, M. Kolysko, R. Meola, C. Spaulding, J. Michalak. In its fifth year in existence, Bruce Tubbs' Ticon-deroga Sentinel Soccer Team made a strong showing. Although their record was deceptively unim-presive, as the season progressed the Sentinels proved a strong challenge for any team, the 1-1 tie versus NEC typified the performance of the young Sentinel team. Tim Denno provided the goal. Junior goal tender Matt Kolysko, with the help of the exceptional play of senior fullbacks Tim Strum and Chris Spaulding, turned in a superior deensive game, allowing the only goal in the final minutes of the second half. The Sentinels' hopes for victory were still alive in overtime as Jeff Kuhl scored on an assist from team captain Rudy Meola only to have the goal nullified due to a penalty. The game showcased the great determination and effort the Sentinels manifested throughout the entire season. The Sentinel team is looking to an even stronger season next year with halfbacks Todd Bilow, Doug Olcott, Sean Lobdell, and keeper Matt Koylsko. Ti 0 3 Ausablc Ti 3 4 NAC Ti 0 3 NEC Ti 3 4 St John s Ti 0 Q MAI Ti 1 4 Plattsburgh Ti 0 7 Peru Ti 2 7 Ausable Ti 1 1 NEC Ti 0 2 St. John v Ti 3 5 MAI Ti 0 5 Plattsburgh Ti 2 4 Peru Ti 0 3 NAC SPORTS CANDIDS Gymnastics is such a push over If I miss I'll die. Bosom Buddies. What do I play now? Murderers' row. It's too high! The New York Cosmos. Catch me if you can! Row 1: M. Bresett, C. Liddell, R. Trudeau. J. Hills, D. Ralhbun, C. Sanders, J. Hurlburt. M. Vigliotli; Row 2: T. Hill, R. Liddell, A. Belden, J. McLaughlin, P. McIntyre, T. Brennan. Coach Bresett, Coach Vigliotli. VARSITY BASKETBALL VARSITY BASKETBALL VAK bSl 83-84 83-84 •O J HILLS 12 M TRUOEAU •4 T BRENNAN 20 R TRUDEAU • 22 D RATHBUN . 24 J HURLBURT 30 R LIDDELL 32 C SANDERS 34 j McLaughlin 40 J DOLBECK H2 j McDonald 44 A BELDEN 54 P MclNTYRE ticonderoga booster club 12 K BARRON 22 M FULLER 23 s Russell 24 H TERIELE 33 A HUESTIS 34 H MAY 35 S BROWN 40 L NOEL 41 P ARMSTRONG 53 W THOMPSON 54 K LAUNDREE 55 b McDonald TICONDEROGA BOOSTER CLUB SENTINEL ROSTER UP AND IN!!! McDonald • dolbeck • brennan • trudeau The 1983-84 Sentinel basketball Season ended with the team capturing the division II title and the CVAC crown. The overall record was 14-7. Joel (Dean) Dolbeck lead the Sentinel scoring attack with a 17 point average for the season. John (Awesome) McLaughlin proved his strength at the boards both offensively and defensively. Art (Whitey) Belden and John (Ron) McDonald showed their aggressiveness and intensity throughout the season. Art dominated in defense and John displayed his outside shooting skills. In the guard spots Rick (Dervish) Trudeau showed the way with quick moves to the hoop, and Terry (Puffer) Brennan gave the team its leadership from his point guard position. Junior guards Craig (Robin) Saunders and Jack (Skeeter) Hills played and backed up the senior guards all year. Paul (Snowcone) McIntyre improved throughout the season and saw playing time in giving the front line a breather. John (Red) Hurlburt gave the Sentinels their spirit and a few bruises from his sharp elbows in the ribs. Rick (DHF) Liddell finally proved that he owned the outside corner jumper. Darin (Slick) Rathbun always dazzled us with his smooth moves in practice and key fould shots in the game. And finally, Mark (Sprout) Trudeau the sophomore of the team, provided backup in both guard and forward positions. STANDINGS WIN LOSS Ti Glen Fall Ti W'arrrn'-burg Ti Nac Ti Whitehall Ti Moriah Ti St John Ti Mai Glen Falls T. Ti So. Glen Fall Ti Beek man town Ausable Ti Nccs Ti Saranac Ti Plattsburgh T. Ti Ti Ti Peru Ti Nac Ti Moriah Ti St John Ti Ma. Ti Ausable Saranac Ti BELDEN • HURLBURT • LIDDELL • McLAUGHLIN ANDERS • MCINTYRE • HILLS • TRUDEAU Pauly wants a snowcone! • RATHBUN • VARSITY CHEERLEADING Row 1: L. Ross, C. Cooper, G. Vigliotti; Row 2: T. Bartlett, K. Wright, C. Wetmore; Row 3: P. Goding, A. Moses, H. Liddell, S. Christman. J.V. BASKETBALL Row 1: S. Bresett, D. Baker, C. Perkins, D. Olcott, P. Fish; Row 2: C. Hughes, S. DeLong, M. Harrington, S. Lobdell, D. Denton, A. Thompson, C. Bevilacqua, K. Barber, Coach Johnson, Standings The junior varsity team won the Divi- Win Loss sion ii Championship with a league re- Ti N.E.C. cord of 13 wins and 1 loss. This qualified Ti Moriah them for the CVAC Championship game Ti St. Johns against Division i winner Plattsburg, a Ti M.A.I game which they lost 38-31. The J.V.'s Ti Beekmentown were a team characterized by a strong Ti Ausable inside game on offense and a stingy zone Ti N.C.C.S. defense. The team consisted of center Ti Saranac Dan Denton, forwards Albert Thomp- Plattsburgh Ti son, Sean Lobdell, Marty Harrington, Ti Peru Carl Bevilacqua, Chris Hughes, Sandy Ti N.A.C. Delong, Pat Fish, and guards David Ba- Ti Moriah ker, Charles Perkins, Sean Bressett, Ti St. John s Doug Olcott, Kyle Barber and managers Ti M.A.I. John Gauger and Brian Crossman. J.V. CHEERLEADING Row 1: R. Connors, R. Dedrick; Row 2: C. Meola, J. Connors, R. Cole, T. Santinello; Row 3: J. Ross. Trudeau, M. Shaw, P. Badke, T. F B R A E S S K H E M T A B N A L L Row 1: J. Dolbeck, M. Graney, J. Moses, S. Rockhill. Row 2: S. Woods, G. Hughes, T. Dixon, J. Belden, G. Peeters, S. Strieker, J. Pulliam, Coach Tubbs. VARSITY BASKETBALL 1st Row: Coach Tubbs. 2nd Row: W. Thompson, A. Huestis, S. Russell, H. May, H. teRiele. 3rd Row: P. Armstrong, K. Barron, L. Noel. S. Brown, B. McDonald. Missing: Katy Laundree. The girls' varsity basketball team had a very successful season, capturing the class C, CVAC, and Section 7 Championships. The losses suffered were played until the final buzzer, with Ti losing by 5. 2, and 1 point differences. TEAM BIOGRAPHY Patty Fishstick Armstrong: hardest working practice player. Kathy Bare” Barron: best clutch player. Sue Bruiser” Brown: toughest boxer outter . Amy Honeybee” Huestis: toughest rebounder. Katy Laundree: most determined player. Holly Jo May: most interesting foul shooter. Bridget Bridge” McDonald: most consisent inside player. Lisa Christine” Noel crappiest player. Shelly Sprout Russell: most consisent on offense. Heidi Spide teRiele: fastest all-around defense. Wendy Amazon” Thompson: most intimidating defensive player. WON LOST TI NAC TI MORIAH ST JOHNS TI TI MAI TI B TOWN TI A USABLE NCCS TI TI SARANAC PERU TI TI PHS TI NAC TI MORIAH TI ST TI JOHNS MAI TI ST TI JOHNS PERU TI ST TI JOHNS B TOWN rOACH KATHY TUBBS J.V. BASKETBALL BOWLING Below: Row 1: D. Osier, B. Olcott, P. Moore, C. Spaulding, D. Scuderi, G. Little, R. LaTour, C. Thompson, J. Little; Row 2: E. Olcott, T. Strum, R. Meola, M. Mero, S. Treadway, B. Sanders, J. Reale, J. Michalak. Right: Sitting: J. Raymon, S. Olcott, L. Euber, A. Sharrow, Standing: G. Schuler, K. Carey, M. Carey. LET'S NOT FORGET . . . STANDINGS Opponent Ti St. John’s 83 49 Saranac 39 93 Beekmantown 65 67 AVCS 54 60 AVCS 54 78 Beekmantown 64 68 PHS 04 86 Lake Placid 18 115 PHS 05 67 Saranac 51 81 Peru 50 81 Lake Placid 20 113 St. Johns 77 55 Peru 56 76 Hudson Falls 40 94 Granville 33 97 Boys Row One. T. O'Hara, J. Laundree, C. Treadway, R. Cunningham, B. Thompson, W. Maher, M. Baker, B. Burns, F. Granger; Row Two; R. Trudeau, S. Treadway, P. Carr, M. Woodard, J. St. Andrews, S. Strieker, B. Porter, B. Crossman, K. Barber, A. Russell, D. LaBounty, D. Wilson; Row Three: Coach Cunningham, J. Reale, A. Carroll, J. McDonald, L. Sanders, S. Madcharo, M. Stormer, S. Guyette, T. Williams, C. Towne, J. LaPann, P. McIntyre, J. Berry. Coach Strieker. Girls Lying Down: M. Vigliotti, L. Sprague; Row One: S. Swinton, T. Cross, H. teRiele, L. Moore. T. Brannock, D. Ives, S. Bain, R. Dedrick, B Bush; Row Two: N. LaVallee, A. Strange, A. LaRock, T. Cole, T. Hulburt L Blood, N. Strum, H. Liddell, S. Strieker, K. Porter, L. Gallo, T. Burrows; Row Three: T. Yaw, J Raymon. T Stull, A. Montbriand, A. Huestis, S. Kelly, Coach Marlene Strieker, D Berube, W. Thompson, S. Nadeau, 1. Puschmann, G. Schuler, M. Thompson. TRACK AND FIELD The Sentinel boys' track team was quite successful in 1983 finishing the season with a 7-1 record which placed Ticonderoga second in the CVAC behind Plattsburgh. Ti also finished a close second behind Plattsburgh in the sectional meet. The girls' track team finished the season with a record of 13-2. Standouts were the 3200 relay team of Noelle LaVallee, Heidi teRiele, Michelle Thompson, and Lynne Sprague, who had a record of 14-1. The seniors were the backbone of the team, and they will be greatly missed. Standings Opponent Beekmantown 28 Lake Placid 22 AVCS 40 Saranac 37 St. Johns 40 MAI 0 Peru o0 PHS 87 VARSITY BASEBALL Standings Ti 2 Beekmantown 7 Ti 2 Plattsburgh 5 Ti 5 Moriah 2 Ti 5 N.E.C. 4 Ti 4 N.A.C. 11 Ti 2 Peru 3 Ti 0 St. John's 3 Ti 13 M.A.I. 3 Ti 2 Saranac 8 Ti 6 Ausable 7 Row 1: L. Middleton, J. Shaw, K. Magoon, R. Meola, J. Thompson. Row 2: T. Hills, G. Manning, A. Belden, J. Kuhl, J. Dolbeck, J. Hills, J. Hurlburt, Coach Johnson. Row 1: S. Delong, S. Streeter, S. Kissel, J. Plass; Row 2: T. Charboneau, G. Kelly, C. Perkins, D. Decker. J. Stanilka, M. Mero, C. Thompson; Row 3; Coach Barnhart, B. Hood, B. Thompson, M. Trudeau, B. Thomspon, C. Bevilacqua, A. Thompson. J.V. BASEBALL DAN DECKER Ti 3 Standing Plattsburgh S Ti 19 Moriah 12 Ti 2 N A C. 1 Ti 4 Peru 6 Ti 17 M.A.I. 3 Ti 11 St. John's 4 Ti 1 Beekmantown 6 Ti 9 Saranac ■ Ti 12 Ausable 5 SOFTBALL Above, Front Row: Mary Carey, Sandy Stevens, Tina Belden. Katie Laundree, Georgene Fontana, Kathy Barron; Second Row: Holly Thompson, Lisa Noel, Amy Russell, Tina Peters, Holly May, Shelly Russell, Miss Charboneau. Below. Row 1: Glen Little, Shari Gray, Alan Corliss, Cathy Cooper, Dave Baker; Row 2: Tim Strum, Sue Brown, Mike Thompson, Bridget McDonald, Mike O'Connor; Row 3: Glen DuGuay, Craig Saunders, Rick Trudeau, Dave Woods. GOLF TI 5 BEEK. 9 TI 9 PLATT 8 TI ft SARANAC 4 TI 16 A.V. 10 TI 6 ST. JOHN’S 7 TI 9 NECC 5 TI 10 NAC 3 TI 1 PERU 12 TI 11 MAI 15 TI 3 MORIAH 12 TI 4 MAI 3 TI 5 V2 ST. JOHN'S 1 1 i TI 3 AUSABLE 4 TI 5 V2 AUSABLE 1 Vi TI 7 ST. JOHN'S 0 TI 1 MORIAH 6 TI 1 Vi PERU 5 Vt TI 0 MORIAH 7 WEDDING BELLS RING AT TI HIGH Jackie Kelly, Karen Porter, Joel Dolbeck, Cathy Cooper, Missy Fuller, Mike Thompson, Lisa Gallo, Amy Granger, Kathy Barron, John Smith, Lisa Coley Joel and Cathy Mike and Lisa 87 ACTIVITIES COLOR GUARD Row 1: K. Wright, C. Wet-more, A. Holman, J. Strieker; Row 2: H. Liddell, T. Michalack, T. Dixon, S. Christman, J. Ashe, K. Osborne, L. Henry, M. Monroe; Row 3: R. Madison, B. LaDue, S. Backus, S. Bose-ly, B. Detweiler, K. Rock, C. Provoncha, J. Baily, K. Lowell; Row 4: S. Towne, T. Bartlett, S. Davis, T. Cross, J. Da by, T. Signor, A. Butler, S. Donovan, C. Cembalski, M. Sprague, M. Keller. Row 1: K. Osborne, C. Wetmore, B. Detweiler; Row 2: S. Christman, T. Dixon, K. Wright, M. Monroe; Row 3: A. Butler, J. Ashe, K. Rock, B. LaDue. Row 1: J. Ashe, B. Detweiler; Row 2: S. Donovan, M. Sprague. Row 1: R. Meola, J. McDonald, C. Spaulding, T. Strum, G. King; Row 2: K. Wendell. D. Baker. B. Thompson, S. Gray, G. Vigliotti, C. Cooper, T. Brennan, J. Dolbeck, M. Sprague; Row 3: P. McIntyre, D. Rathbun, K. Porter. PEER FACILITATORS Row 1: S. Guyette, R. Trudeau; Row 2: K. Armstrong, T. Dixon, K. Porter, R. Meola; Row 3: C. Wetmore, C. Cooper, K. Wright; Row 4; J. LaPierre, R. Liddell, J. Dolbeck, M. O'Connor; H Z m O C H KEY CLUB Row 1: K. Carey, J. Daby, A. Montbriand, J. Raymon. Row 2: S. Stevens, S. Christman, C. Provoncha, S. Nadeau, C. Cem-balski, K. Osborne. H. Thompson. T. Peters; Row 3: G. Schuler, H. Gauger, S. Fitzgerald, E. Cembalski, D. Whalen, T. Spaulding, C. Wetmore, J. Strieker, T. Michalak. L. Liddell, S. Trudeau; Standing By Rail: A. Montbriand, K. Ferguson, K. Armstrong, T. Stull, W. Thompson, A. Sharrow, L. Eubar, T. Quigly; Standing By Wall: M. Sprague, J. Laundree, C. Spaulding, J. Dolbeck. Row 1: B. Porter, S. Rockhill, S. Bressett; Row 2: M. Rogers, G. Curtis, J. Dolbeck, J. Dolbeck, D. Rathbun, S. Treadway; Row 3: S. Christman, P. Armstrong. K. Osborne, G. Schuler, A. Moses; Row 4: P. McIntyre. K. Porter, B. McDonald. C. Cooper, J. McDonald, T. Brennan, J. Raymon. Row 1: J. Raymon, G. Schuler, H. Liddell, J. Strieker, T. Michalak, S. Russell K. Laundree, P. Armstrong. S. Brown, A. Huestia; Row 2: M. Sprague, C. Wet-more, S. Gray, A. Granger. G. Vigliotti, R. Hand, L. Moses, M. Carey. A. Strange, H. teRiele, H. May, B. McDonald, T. Cole, D. Baker; Row 3: J. Kuhl, J. Dolbeck, K. Porter, A. Moses, J. McDonald, D. Rathbun, C. Cooper, M. Trudeau, J. Raymon, P. McIntyre. D. Natale, M. Thompson; Row 4: C. Cook, T. Bilow, J. Michalak, G. King, K. Wendell, S. Guyette, T. Brennan, T. Williams. T. Strum, R. Meola, C. Spaulding. VARSITY CLUB THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER THE PLAYERS 93 Row 1: T. Cross, P. O'Connor, H. TeRiele, L. Crossman, J. Herbert, S. Hayes, J. Strieker, Row 2: A. Belden, T. Besson, R. Cunningham, H. May, K. Otley, S. Moore, S. Donavon, K. Osborne. Row 3: H. Barber, J. Vradenburg, W. Lender. C. Treadway, J. Laundree, T. Roderick, T. Christman. I. Puschmann, M. Sprague. FRENCH CLUB Row 1: H. Woods, E. Hughes, C. Cooper, R. Dedrick, M. Wright, J. Moses, J. Thompson, J. Hughs; Row 2: W. Gough, C. Bartlett, A. Moses, K. Porter, K. Armstrong, H. teRiele, J. Vradenburg, J. Pie-karz, J. Plass; Row 3: T. Burrows, T. Hill, M. Rutkowski, G. Vigliotti, S. Christman, K. Osborne, C. Provoncha, E. Cem-balski; Row 4: S. Towne, S. Graney, W. Thompson, D. Whalen, T. Stull, L. Barron, J. Laundree, R. Meola, B. McDonald, G. Schuler, S. Davis. F.C.A. STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: D. Baker, J. Strieker, A. Moses, H. teRiele, P. Armstrong. B. McDonald, M. Guyette; Row 2; J. LaPierre, T. Cross, H. Liddell, T. Michalak, J. Dolbeck; Row 3: T. Williams, G. King, J. Dolbeck, T. Brennan, S. Guyette, J. McDonald, J. Reale; Row 4: S. Russell, L. Moses; Row 5: A. Strange, C. Cooper, K. Porter, G. Vigliotti. YEARBOOK JOURNALISM YEARBOOK Row 1: P. Abare, B. Blowers, C. Wet-more, G. Vigliotti, S. Gray, A. Moses, S. Russell, L. Moses; Row 2; M. Sprague. L. Mott, C. Fish, A. Dolback, K. Osborne, K. Carey, C. Spaulding, R. Mcola, S. Merrill, S. Christman, K. Armstrong; Row 3: D. Natale, Mr. Coons, B. Olcott, J. Bran-nock, D. Rathbun, M. Thompson, R. Trlideau, T. Brennan, K. Wendell, W. Lender, T. Strum, J. Vra-denburg. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY I Sitting; G. Vigliotti, J. Dolbeck, Mr. Dreimiller; Standing: A. Dolback, S. J uyUe, H. teRiele, B. ! Hurlburt, C. Cooper, K. Porter, S. Olcott, K. Wendell. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Sitting: C. Wet-more, B. McDonald, A. Moses. Kneeling: G. Little, S. Guyette, J. Daby, J. Dolbeck, T. Williams, R. Meola; Standing-Row 1: M. O'Connor, G. Schuler, C. Cooper, S. Gray, K. Osborne. P. Abare, Row 2: D. Woods, D. Natale, R. Trudeau, R. Liddell, T. Strum, M. Sprague. MATH Lt to Rt- Mr. Burleigh, Mr. Rockhill, Mr. Treadway, morticed-Mr. Cembalski. SCIENCE Lt to Rt- Mr. Dodd, Mrs. Cunningham, Mr. Rut-kowski, morticed-Mr. Hall BUSINESS Lt to Rt- Mrs. Hebert, Mr. Dillon, Mr. Thompson. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Row 1 Mrs. Dreimiller, Mrs. Breitenbach, Mrs. Sprague; Row 2: Mr. Dreimiller, Mr. Angel, Mr. Serianni. SPECIAL SERVICES LANGUAGE Sitting Mrs. Cross, Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Cooper; standing: Mrs. Hens, Mrs. Shapiro, Mr. Cunningham. standing: Mr. McMahon, Ms. Ryan. 98 LIBRARIANS HOME EC ART ■aa . SHOP PHYSICAL EDUCATION L. to R.: Coach Wells. Mr. Timmons, Mrs. Strieker, Coach Charboneau. ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Mr. Vigliotti. HEALTH SOCIAL STUDIES L. to R.: Mr. Strum, Mr. Barnhart. Ms. Mangano, Mr. Boyce, Mr. Connors HOMECOMING WITH AN EARTHQUAKE Senior Pals A violent earthquake could not make the headlines this year. The Ticonderoga Homecoming was deemed far more important. The Sentinel spirit was high as the sign of the Vikings doom appeared. The 8 to 6 victory was certainly no surprise to the people participating in the Homecoming Parade. The Senior girls pulled through with a victory in the float competition and the Senior boys finished an honorable second. The Purple and White spirit was alive during the entire weekend! The beginning of a long night! UP WHERE WE BELONG CLASS OF 1984: JUNIOR PROM MAY 7, 1983 King: Scott Guyette Prince: John McDonald Court: Joel Dolbeck Rick Trudeau Terry Brennen Arthur Belden John Brannock Colors: Rainbow Band: Double Axle Queen: Lisa Gallo Princess: Cathy Cooper Court: Mary Carey Terry Jo Dixon Karen Porter Angie Strange Chris Wetmore Theme: Up Where We Belong Royalty Song: Critical Times 103 After: Our Prom: The event brought us closer; Though it ended, our memories will linger on. All of our Love was shared. — Gia Cathy Our Prom: All of Our Love Was Shared Before: Many ideas were bounced off the wall some we caught and some we let fall. There were rainbows, balloons, and colors everywhere. There was a mystical magic in the air. During. The time came and our class was united on every face a smile was sighted. Scott, our King, and Lisa, our Queen, were announced, Balloons tumbled to the floor with an exciting bounce. ROtfA 1984 JUNIOR MISS Row 1: Chris Wetmore. Kim Wright, Cathy Cooper, Terry Dixon, Karen Porter, Lisa Rice. Row 2: Cia Vigliotti. Jacky McGorty, Kelly Tabor, Heidi teRiele, Rosemary Hand. Karen's doing a gymnastics routine to Flashdance Rosemary's message was loud and clear Below: Michael Jackson would be proud Gia's memories are far from over — CLASS FAVORITES — SUCCEED 3,°S5, ATHLETES — Cia Vigliotti Steve Moore ALBUM Quiet Riot - Metal Health 90125 - Yes The Fixx Reach the Beach Artists Journey Quiet Riot Michael Jackson Mary Carey — SPIRIT — Art Belden CONGRATS — TERRY — N.Y.S IR MTSS — CLASS FAVORITES — “ - MUSICIANS -T CLOWNS arfts. MOVIES 1) “Porky's” 2) “An Officer And A Gentleman 3) “Fast Times FOOD 1) Pizza 2) Chicken McNuggets 3) French Fries CLASS WILL I, PATTI ABARE, leave the first seat in the first row to all the other A s who are forced to sit there year after year, month after month I, KIM ARMSTRONG, leave Patti her own identity-no more being called Kim; and to the teachers, the legacy remains-there are three more yet to come. I. PAT ARMSTRONG, leave all of my nicknames to Chico, all of the sexy food in the world to Cherie:EEK- A-DeeK! I, DAVE BEV'INS, shall leave a bottle of Sominex to those who find it hard to sleep in class. I. MIKE ARTHUR, leave peace and quiet to Lynn Coffin; she won t have to listen about all the homework she has to help me with. I, LEE BLOOD, leave the name Ephie to Tonya Donovanfl hope you like it better than I did). To my brother, Hodie. I hope you can find a Vvay to get out of the 9th grade. I, BARBARA BLOWERS, leave many interesting experiences to my brother, Timothy. I also wish him many good times and good luck! I, TERRY BRENNAN, leave to Mr Rutkowski all the sleep I got in chemistry; to all the guys, our trips to the Silver Bay Store; and to Amy Moses, all the help I gave her in Math 12. I. TAMMY BURROWS, leave memories of Bufu and his skeeters to len Elsia; to Marilyn, remember the Alamo; to Smucles, Snow says Hi to Daisy; to Dixie, who loves you baby! I, LISA CAPONE, leave a little insanity to everyone and a pair of rollerskates to whoever is crazy enough to do what 1 did! I, MIMI CAREY, leavea new voice box to Mrs.Strieker; to Mr. Bresett, all those fond memories of me seeing you in the morning; To Kelly, all my sisterly love: love you, Cas. I, ELSIA CHARBONEAU. leave Patti Armstrong (Ugly) all the fun of being a senior and another year of running home to see the Guiding Light. 1, CATHY COOPER, leave college weekend invitations to Bridget, pajamas to John, a dime to Mr Connors, and everything else to Darin-especially July 10, 1989!!!! I, TERRY DIXON, leave several things. To Paul McIntyre, another dress-up'' day; to Todd Dixon, my clock radio: To Mr Dreimiller, one of my famous flute lessons. I, ANN DOLBACK leave coathangers, sitized Braincell, and many thanks to my brother, Jason, a good time at Roger s Rock Campsite on Memorial Day his senior year and a pair of hands to Pawl Mac. I. MICHELE DONOVAN, leave all those welfare receipts that I so desperately needed to Dane Blood, and for Joann-carry on the tradition of bad luck brought upon everyone. I, TRACEY ELTHORPE, leave my riding skill to Bob Hurricane Buckwheat, II Hanna; to Michelle K. I leave all niv friendship. I LAURA EUBER. leave the good times of being a senior, and all the green M£eMs they can eat to Dan, Mike, and Bob-they need them!!! 1, MISSY FULLER, leave Mrs. Strieker a pair of well-rounded lips, and to Miss Menga Worms'! Best wishes to Flay-n-Tom. I. LISA GALLO, leave Mrs, Strieker a wardrobe from Pearl's, Bridget McDonald a place to sleep- other than the pavement, and to my sister, Chris, a great upcoming 4 years at IHS I, AMY GRANGER, leave my car to my brother, Jeff; an all-nighter with Louie to Jason Pulliam; to Charlie, more than he can handle; and to Albert Thompson- NOTHING1 I, SHARI GRAY, leave to my wonderful sister, Kari, a bit of intelligence in order that she may successfully complete her academic endeavors; and a Hi to T . I, SCOTT GUYETTE, leave all of my well kept schedules and ability to be on time to my brother. Matt. I, ROSEMARY' E. HAND, leave all of my computer notes and my interpreters to Christine (I won't be able to find anyone just like you!); to Mr. Biesette Mr. Kerr-both of you are my favorite counselors. I, |ON HEBERT, leave a thousand beams to French, dirty dishes to Menga, hot sauce to DW, a mustache to Cid and a gym shirt (still clean)!!! I, CHERYL HULST1S, leave Viki (T,T.) on bottle of J.D; so she can be wrecter than me: and to Mitch, a good morning wave tor every day I won't be here. I, TODD HL NSDON, leave a map of Addison, Vermont to Steve so he doesn't get lost or stuck skipping school. I BRENDA HURLBURT, leave Studbuckle the cartoons from the OUR magazine; to Kathy Barron, the thought that we_ do the exercises in gym. Ha!Ha! I, ED KELLY , leave my chewing spot on the first floor to whoever wants it- and take my Skoal cans, too I, ALLISON KNIGHT, leave all my Good moods to everyone; to Braincell, all the good and Great times- I'll always remember the Snow storms . 1, JEFF KU’HL. leave to Coach Wells, all the complaints the first period gym class gave him; to Mr. Rockhill the boring videos that we slept through. 1, JOE LaPIERRE. do hereby leave all the underclassmen all the fun times in Physics Look out Mr. Dodd! I, KATY LAUNDREL, leave my rebounding techniques to Amy 1 luestis; the directions to labe s pond to Miss Charboneau. and a pair of heels to Miss Menga I. WALT Lf NDER, leave a 1 atin book to K.C ; to Kelly, a morning pass to homeroom and my Physics labs; also, the job of lameraman to Jastjn. I, RICK, LIDDELL, hereby leave Mr. Rutkowski a Goober-Scooper for all those sticky goobers that he may see sticking around. I, GLENN LITTLE, leave all my patience to my brother, Jeff- he needs it! I, HOLEY MAY, leave to Miss Menga (on the bathroom wall), all the secrets I know about her: August Davy-Pooh, and your brother. I, JOHN McDONALD, leave a bottle of Congo Red to Mrs. Cunningham, a six-pack of Michelob Lite to Mr. Connors and Mr. Bresett; and an empty guestroom in Darin's house. I, JOHN McLAUGHI.IN, leave next year's Varsity Basketball team good luck; and to Craig and Jack, I leave all of our complaints. I, RUDY' MEDLA leave my much-needed blazing fastball to Sandy; my extraordinary finesse in soccer to Coach Tubbs' future stars, and a thanks to Coach Johnson I, JOSH MICHALAK, leave a sponge and a bucket of water to Ms. Breitenbach. I, MELISSA MONROE, leave Col. Burlap to Kim O., Jennifer, and Jo Le? L STEVE MOORE leave all my art ability to Faye Gough; to Cat Face, 1 leave my typing ability; and 1 Love You, Amy. 1. DAN AND TESTAMENT MORRISON, leave the slums of Rochester to Mr. Connors (Bill); to Ms. Gough, my great equipment' , to Ms. ' Brightenback , my unrivaled class participation; and to Mr. Serianni Rockhill, a 10% discount at Agway; also a piece to my BOCES buddies. I, LISA MOSES, leave all my great soccer abilities to my brother and Star; to my sister, the ability to reason in her a,b,c” courses next year. I, DENNIS NATALE, leave the following things behind: a can of weight gain powder to Daren Osier and Shawn Riper, a bag of hair to Coach Wells, and hard times to the Critters. I, DAVE PATNODE, leave one| saying to Mr. Dillon: I'm rough. I'm tough, Patnode s the name, and that's enough. To Mr. Angel, a real phone for a direct line to the office in any cases of trouble from future rowdy students. I, KAREN PORTER, leave to my brother. Bob, the crazy adventures at the Chapel (13), an all-nighter with the girls, and my book on 125 Ways To Deal With Mrs. Strieker to the gymnastics team-Good Luck! I, MARC POTTER, leave my taste in music to Sandy, my seat on the bus to Jennifer, and all the change in my pocket to Jane. I, JEFF RAYMON, leave this school with great memories. To my sister, Julie, I leave my position as a senior; to Kimberly Wright I give all my love which will never stop-I Love You Pumpkin!! I, CHRIS SPAULDING, leave my Vette to Diskin's junkyard-don't make fun of my vette, it's probably the only thing that has more mileage than Horsehead! I, MIKE SPRAGUE, being mentally unstable, leave a gallon of midnight oil to all chemistry students, and a phantom to haunt the Ti High stage forever I, LYNNE STARTUP, leave all my math and science skills to Crystal and the rest to Karen Rock-including my great singing ability. I, ANGIE STRANGE, leave Sheila my seat on the soccer bus; to Useless, I leave my drumsticks for the soccer and track bus; to Chris B., all the good times in and out of school. I, IIM STRUM, leave 007, Shawn Connery, the computer room to carry on Cy s troubles. I. HEIDI teRlELE. leave lots of lifesavers to Julie and Greta; to Bainsy, 44; to Punkin, the funk master himself 'til we meet again in 99; and to Mary S., time for one more deal! I, MIKE THOMPSON, leave to Mike, Darin, Stash, Glenn, and the Reale Brothers, sites 30 and 31 at Roger s Rock reserved for one heck of a party in '85. I, CHAD TOWNE, do hereby leave best wishes for all of the class of '84 for all that is in the store. I, RICK TRUDEAU, leave Paul McIntyre to Coach Bresett and a box of staples to Mr. Dodd (Your slinky is in the back cupboard.) I, G1A VIGLIO I 11, leave to the Varsity Cheerleaders my Beat-Up’ album; to Amy Moses, the name, Bufu, because I hate it so much; and to Mr Rutkowski, a box of chalk. I JIM VRADEN-BURG, leave to Sue the $1.35 she owes me; to Terri, one gallon of Hot Water'; to Kerry, some money for the Golden Arches. I, KELLY WENDELL, will always remember Study groups and Movie Nights with Puff and the Guinea , Oh, Squeak, the book is all yours. I CHRISTINE WETMORE, leave Cindy all my cheering ability; to Sue Christman. I leave hugging Mr. Shapiro to death, to Kelly, I leave nothing because he's coming with me: and to the future Ti High Students, the best of times! I, TOM WILLIAMS, leave a two-pound tomato to Mr Strieker, and my unreadable fab reports to Mr. Rutkowski and Mr. Dodd. I, KIM WRIGHT, leave to Maria, her father, in hopes that she may never get him; to Mr. Rutkowski, I leave your class-Finally! I, ROBERT FULLER, leave all my love and luck to Ann Hanson. I, MICHELE RUSSELL, leave to my brother, Andy, my basketball abilities, to Useless, my study habits and 23; and to Mr. Thompson, a pillow. Senior Hot Legs! Before Above: Wanna Buck? Below: You've gotta hear this one was NOT TO BE FORGOTTON E. Burroughs, R. Wallace, D. Crammond. S. Knight, B. Mason, J. Merrian. Doctor Vilardo. Mrs. Matte. W. Mason. J. Izzo, R. Pelerin. A. LaFountain. Mr. John Johnson: Driver Car, Physical Education People want to read and write better. 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