Ticonderoga High School - Carillon Yearbook (Ticonderoga, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1985 volume:

Ticonderoga High School TABLE OF CONTENTS Seniors ......................... 4 Underclassmen ...................38 Juniors ......................40 Sophomores .................. 44 Freshmen .....................48 B.O.C.E.S........................52 Sports ......................... 56 Activities ......................84 Faculty and Staff ............. 104 Senior Index .................. 116 Circle Game Refrain: And the seasons they go round and round. And the painted ponies go up and down. We're captured on the carousal of time. We can't return, we can only look behind from where we came, and go round and round in a circle game. Yesterday, a child came out to wander, caught a dragon fly in a jar. Fearful when the sky was full of thunder, And tearful at the falling star. Now the child moves ten times round the seasons, skated over ten clear frozen streams. Words like when you're older must appease him. And promises to make his dreams. Sixteen springs and sixteen summers gone now. Cartwheels turn to car wheels through the town, And they say take your time, it won't be long now, 'till you drag your feet to slow the circle down. The years spin by and now the boy is twenty, though his dreams have lost their grandeur truth. There'll be new dreams, maybe better and plenty before the last revolving year is through. 3 Note: Repeat refrain after each verse SENIORS rJ1 2 LU oc O z LU LT) u z LU CQ As a freshman. Joel was a participant in Volleyball Weekend and as a sophomore he was a member of the J.V. boys' basketball squad. Joel likes to watch MT-V. and listen to the Scorpions. Other favorites of his include Chicken McNuggets. summer, and the patriotic colors red. white, and blue. KELLY CAREY Kelly enjoys swimming in the warmth and sunshine” of summer. She also enjoys watching the Tonight Show and eating peanut butter. Kelly has been involved in many activities during her four years at T.H.S. She was a member of the bowling team for all of her four years, and as a freshman, she was a member of the cross-country team. Kelly has been active in Chorus, French Club, Key Club and Varsity Club. She was a member of Nat l Honor Society for her last two years and also participated in Youth . Gov't and Student Gov't. In 11th grade, Kelly was a junior model, and as a senior, Kelly was a contestant in the Junior Miss pageant. SUSAN CHRISTMAN Sue has been an active member of the cheerleading squad for all of her four years at Ti High, three of which she served as captain. Sue has also been involved in Key Club, Yearbook Staff, and Youth Gov't. Sue's favorite T V. show is Dynasty and during the weekend she enjoys getting together with her friends. Sue has also been involved in French Club, Chorus and Spirit of Sound for four years and as a senior served as president for both French Club and Chorus. As a junior, Sue was a member of Band, and worked on the Prom Committee. This past year, she was also a contestant in the Junior Miss pageant. Sue's career ambition is to be a Foreign Communication Correspondent. MATTHEW KOLYSKO Matt's desire to play soccer is revealed through his participation in the sport for his entire four years of high school. As a sophomore, Matt was on the wrestling team, and as a junior took part in bowling. During his last three years at T.H.S., Matt took part in Volleyball Weekend. Music being Matt's hobby accounts for his four year participation in Chorus. Some of his favorites include Rush, Black Sabbath, and the song Crazy Train 6 a f u ri GLENN KING As a freshman, Glenn participated in Band, Jazz Band, and All-County Band: In his junior and senior years, he was a member of the football squad, as well as Varsity Club and F.C.A. In 11th grade, Glenn worked on the Prom Committee and was a member of the prom court, and as a senior he served as vice-president of his class. Other activities which Glenn has been involved in include track. Volleyball Weekend, Latin Club, Youth Gov t. and Student Gov't. He enjoys listening to the sounds of the Police, and Led Zepplm's Stairway to Heaven . Glenn's favorite hobby is skiing! During the weekends he enjoys socializing with his friends. His favorite season is summer because there is no school and he is making money. WENDY ALLEN During her junior and senior years, Wendy was a member of Nat l Honor Society. Her favorite sport is softball. She enjoys eating lasagna and listening to her favorite musical group, Krokus. Her favorite song is Still Loving You and her favorite T.V. show is Guiding Light. Wendy also likes the movie Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom and, of course, the color purple. PATRICIA ARMSTRONG Patti was a member of the basketball team for all of her four years at T.H.S. She was also a member of the soccer team for two years, and participated in softball her freshman year. Patti has been a member of French Club. Latin Club and Varsity Club. As a freshman, Patti was the president of her class and a member of the Photography Club. Other clubs and activities which Patti participated in include Youth Gov't, Leader's Club and F.C.A. As a senior, Patti also was a contestant in Junior Miss. Patti enjoys eating gummy bears and listening to Prince. Patti hopes to someday be an ordained minister or a YMCA worker. BRIAN HOOD Brian has been a member of the football team for three of his four years at Ti High. He was also a four year member of the boy's baseball team, and served as captain his last two years. Varsity Club is yet another of Brian's involvements at Ti High. During the weekends, Brian enjoys relaxing or playing football. He also enjoys eating pizza and listening to his favorite musical group, Huey Lewis and the News Brian's favorite T.V. show is Knot's Landing and his favorite movie is The Evil That Men Do. JUDY LAFOUNTAIN Although Judy spends a lot of time reading, she always finds time to listen to the Scorpions and her favorite song, 'Against All Odds '. Judy also enjoys eating tacos and watching M A S H. Judy's other favorites include the color purple, Footloose and baseball. Spring is her favorite time of year because everything is fresh and new . Y MICHAEL MERO Mike has been active in various sports and activities during his four years at Ti High. He was a member of the football team, as well as the bowling team, each for two years. He has also participated in baseball. Varsity Club and Volleyball Weekend. As a junior, Mike worked on the Prom Committee and was selected as a member of the Prom Court. During the summer he enjoys playing baseball. He also enjoys listening to Judas Priest or his favorite song, The Warrior . KIMBERLY FERGUSON Kim has been a member of the band and marching band for all of her four years at T.H.S. As a sophomore, Kim was a member of the cheerleading squad. As a junior, she worked on the Prom Committee and was involved in Chorus. Kim has also been the manager of the girl's J.V. and Varsity basketball teams. Other activities which Kim has been active in include French Club, Key Club, Yearbook Staff, and Junior Miss. Kim likes spring because she enjoys watching all of the flowers come into bloom . During the weekend, Kim enjoys relaxing or traveling. Some of her favorites include Air Supply, General Hospital, and Teachers. DANIEL BELDEN In his freshman year, Danny participated in baseball and basketball. He was also a member of the J.V. basketball team. Danny's favorite sport is soccer. As a senior, he participated on the high school soccer team. Danny also took part in Volleyball Weekend when he was a sophomore and junior. In 11th grade, Danny was on the Prom Court. Some of Danny's favorites include pizza, Huey Lewis and the News, and Against All Odds . Danny enjoys summer because he can see all of his friends from the city. 8 DAWN BEZIO Dawn has been a member of the gymnastics team for all of her four years at T.H.S. In 11th grade, she was a Junior Model, and as a senior. Dawn received fourth runner-up in the Junior Miss pageant. Dawn enjoys sewing and listending to ZZ Top. Some of her favorites include lasagna, E.T.. Solid Gold and Drive'' by the Cars. Her favorite season is fall because it's the prettiest time of the year. TODD BILOW Todd's participation in soccer for all of his four years of high school clearly shows his love for the sport. He has also been active in baseball and basketball, and was a member of the track team as a junior. Todd has been a member of Varsity Club throughout high school. He enjoys eating lasagna and listening to music by the Cars. He also enjoys watching Dungeons and Dragons on Saturday mornings. SUSAN BROWN Sue has been very active in athletics during her four years at T.H.S. She has participated in both soccer and basketball for four years. As a sophomore, she was a member of the golf team. She has also been in softball and Volleyball Weekend for three of her four years of high school. Sue has been a member of both French Club and Varsity Club for four years. As a junior, she was a homeroom representative and worked on the prom committee. Some of Sue's favorites include Ti Pi pizza, Prince, and the color green. MERLENE BLODGETT Merlene enjoys football and swimming. Some of her favorites include lasagna. Journey, and Benny Hill. As a junior and senior, Merlene attended B.O.C.E.S. On weekends, Merlene enjoys sleeping late and having fun with her friends. 9 uS UJ 2 O £ UJ 2 U 2 2 Q 2 D 2 UJ 5 u- Q —i O u 2 2 UJ CQ 2 UJ 2 UJ 0£. THAD BELDEN Thad was a member of the baseball team for three years at Ti High. He was also a member of the basketball team his sophomore year and, as a junior, participated in Drama Club. Thad enjoys summer because the weather is nice and there's alot to do. Great White is his favorite musical group and he especially likes the song, Stick It . During the weekend, Thad enjoys going out with his friends. He also likes eating meatloaf and watching the T.V. show, Simon Simon. Red is Thad's favorite color and his favorite movie is Taps. SUSAN LA FOUNTAIN Sue's favorite sport is basketball and as a sophomore Sue became a member of the girl's j.V. basketball team. Her favorite season is summer because there is no school. Friday the 13th is her favorite movie and she likes T.V. show Happy Davs. Sue's favorite color is blue and she loves Snicker's candy bars. TAMARA MCLAUGHLIN Tami enjoys the summer season because there is no school. She also likes to watch the A-Team and her favorite movie is Revenge of the Nerds. In her free time, Tami enjoys listening to her favorite song, Revolution , as well as the musical group Journey. Tami's favorite sport is basketball and she also likes the color pink. TIMOTHY CHARBONEAU Some of Tim's favorite spare-time activities include camping, hunting, and hiking. He also enjoys eating peanut butter and fluff and watching his favorite T.V. show, M A S H. Tim says he enjoys the fall season because of the cool weather and invigorating activities . Huey Lewis is his favorite recording artist and he especially likes the song. If This is It . During the weekends, Tim enjoys relaxing. Throughout his four years at T.H.S., Tim was involved in Youth Gov't and was a member of Nat l Honor Society as well as the boy's baseball team. 10 FRANK BEVINS Frank spends his weekends fishing and hunting. He also enjoys playing baseball and listening to The Knack. Frank's favorite T.V. show is Cilli-gan'slsland and his favorite movie is Flashpoint. As a senior, he participated in baseball. Frank enjoys summer because there is more to do. EVELYN FULLER Evelyn, an MTV fan, enjoys listening to Def Leppard and especially likes the song Rock of Ages . During the weekends she enjoys being with her friends, and eating McDonald's food. Evelyn's hobby is art. She also enjoys gymnastics and was a member of the girl's gymnastics team for two of her four years at Ti High. LESLIE MIDDLETON Leslie is an avid baseball fan. He enjoys watching Monday Night Baseball as well as playing on the school team. As a freshman, Leslie was a member of the basketball team. He was also a participant in volleyball weekend his sophomore and junior years. Leslie says his favorite season is summer for several reasons . His other favorites include the musical group the Police and the color blue. KATHRYN BARRON Kathy has been active in basketball and softball for all of her four years at T.H.S- As a senior, Kathy was manager of the soccer team. She has also been active in French Club, Varsity Club, Drama Club, and A.F.S. Club. Kathy was on the Prom Committee her junior year and has also participated in Volleyball Weekend during her four years at T.H.S. Some of Kathy's favorites include ice cream, camping, and Prince. Kathy says her favorite season is summer because it's sunny and hot. 11 c o _c 00 D o X o ui uu PU o 2 o I ) UJ ld H ( THOMAS BURROUGHS Tom has been involved in many out-of-school activities. He has been a volunteer on the Ticonderoga Fire Department for two years, as well as a member of Doc Rock s crew. He was a member of the wrestling team his first two years of high school Tom enjoys eating cheeseburgers and hunting during the winter season. Tom s favorite T V. show is the A-Team and his favorite movie is Friday the 13th. NORMA STRUM Norma has been an active member of French Club during her four years at T.H.S. She has also participated in Key Club for two years and was on the track team her sophomore year. Her favorite food is spaghetti and you 11 often hear her say, I don t care . Norma enjoys watching the Guiding Light and listening to her favorite musical group. Air Supply. Football is her favorite sport and she also likes the song. Hard Habit to Break by Chicago. Norma shows her love for the Sentinels through her favorite color, purple. X H X u D § X f— H U Z 5 2 CYNTHIA CEMBALSKI Cindy is a regular comedienne. She was an active member of the Drama Club her junior and senior years. This past year, as a Junior Miss contestant. Cindy won the talent award in her group for her comical skit of Lily Tomlin s Ernestine the telephone operator. Cindy has been involved in Latin Club, Chorus, Leader's Club and French Club. As a senior, she was the secretary of Key Club as well as manager of the J.V. girl's basketball team She enjoys listening to the song Hell is For Children by her favorite singer Pat Benetar. She also likes to collect wild socks. Cindy says she enjoys being a spectator at sports events. CHRISTOPHER COOK Chris has been a member of the soccer team as well as Varsity Club for all of hi' four years at Ti High. Chris favorite T V'. show is M A S H and his favorite musical group is Judas Priest During the weekend he enjoys getting together with his friends or playing soccer Spring is Chris favorite season. 12 LYNNE COFFIN Lynn has been a member of the girl's gymnastics team for six years. During this time she has been a very important part of the team's success. Lynne has also been involved in track and Volleyball Weekend As a junior, she worked on the Prom Committee and was a member of the prom court. Lynne was also a junior model in 11th grade. As a senior, she was a contestant in the Junior Miss pageant Her favorite food is spaghetti and her favorite T V. show is Knots Landing Some more of Lynne s favorites include Prince, the color green, and summer. Lynne hopes to someday be an Accountant. BRUCE THOMPSON Bruce has been a member of the football squad his freshman, sophomore, and junior years. He was also a member of the winning team his senior year He was a four year veteran of the baseball team and participated in Volleyball Weekend all of his years at T.H.S. Some of Bruce s favorites include the song, Rock-n-Roll Ain't Noise Pollution . the color red and the musical group. Rush. Bruce enjoys eating steak and loves all sports. His favorite season is winter because he can ride his snowmobile and E.R. is his favorite T V. show. LISA NOEL Lisa has been and active participant in sports throughout her high school career She was on the soccer, basketball, and softball teams as well as being a participant in Volleyball Weekend She wa class president during her sophomore year, and vice-president as a junior. Lisa was a member of the French Club, and as a junior and senior was a member of the Nat I Honor Society. Lisa's favorite song is It's a Cruel Summer by Bananarama and her favorite group is Huey Lewis and the News. Some of her other favorites include the color green, pizza, and the movie Purple Rain. EDGAR MOORE One can see that Ed's favorite sport is wrestling through his participation on the school's team his freshman and sophomore years. Ed s favorite movies are Gremlins and Cannonball Run. His other favorites include Huey Lewis and the News, spaghetti and the color blue. Ed s favorite saying is Go for it!!' 13 3 O' u J2 CQ E o Z ui 2 H UJ Uu Uu o CD H Z UJ UJ UJ X U DC O z UJ X H uu o UJ Z o H (j) D ui H FLAVIA FULLER Flavia says she enjoys summer because it's warmer and more enjoyable . During the weekend, she likes to go get a pizza, listen to music or go dancing. Flavia enjoys the music of the Scorpions and Led Zepplin's Thank You . She also enjoys working out whenever she can. Benny Hill is Flavia's favorite T.V. show and her favorite movie is Conan The Destroyer. SHAWN BUSH Shawn enjoys basketball very much. He was a member of the school's basketball team for two years, and during the weekend, when he's not motorcycling, he likes to play basketball. Shawn also enjoys listening to Bryan Adams, and he especially likes the song, I'm Gonna Run to You . Summer is his favorite time of the year because he can be outside more often . Some more of Shawn's favorites include M A S H, pizza, and the color red. BRIDGET MCDONALD During her four years at Ti High, Bridget has been a very active member of our student body, and has exhibited her unique ability at leadership through the many offices which she has held. Bridget has served as class president. She has also served as president of Nat'l Honor Society and Student Gov't. During her first two years of high school, she was active in Key Club and A.F.S. She has also been involved in both French . Latin Club, F.C.A., Yearbook Staff, Youth Gov't, and Volleyball Weekend. Some of the sports which Bridget has participated in include track, softball, and golf. She was also a member of the girls basketball team for four years. Other honors which Bridget has received include Prom Queen and 3rd runner-up in Jr. Miss. THOMAS BAIN Tom was involved in Chorus his first three years of high school. He was also a member of the National Honor Society for two years and participated in Photography Club. During the weekends, Tom enjoys skiing, hunting, or listening to his favorite musical group, Rush. He also likes to watch Magnum P.l. because of the action and the scenery . Winter is Tom's favorite time of the year because he can go downhill skiing and watch football games. 14 TONIA COLE Toni has been a member of the gymnastics team for all of her four years at T.H.S. She has also been involved in French Club, Varsity Club, and F.C.A. As a junior, Toni worked on the Prom Committee, was a member of the prom court, and was also a junior model. This past year she served as treasurer of her class, was involved in Youth Gov't and Student Gov't and was a contestant in the Junior Miss pageant. In her spare time, Toni enjoys reading or listening to her favorite musical group Van Halen. Red is Toni's favorite color and her favorite song is Hard Habit to Break ' by Chicago. Toni says she enjoys summer because there is no school. Her career ambition is to be a Dental Hygienist. GEORGE KELLY George has been involved in a variety of sports. He has been on the football squad as well as being a participant in basketball and wrestling. His last three years at T.H.S., he was a member of the baseball team. George's favorite musical group is Ratt and he especially likes the song Round and Round”. In his free time, George enjoys playing football or watching a good game on T.V. Some of his favorites include pizza and the color blue. TINA DECKER Tina has been involved in cheerleading for three years at Ti High. As a sophomore, Tina was co-captain of the basketball cheerleading squad. She has been involved in basketball. In her spare time Tina enjoys fishing or watching a good soccer game. Tina's favorite musical group is Night Ranger. Tina enjoys fall because the leaves are changing colors, and the weather is nice. r BRIAN CROSSMAN Brian has served as manager for both the football and basketball teams during his four years at T.H.S. He has also been involved in track, Volleyball Weekend, and Varsity Club. As a sophomore, Brian was a member of the French Club and this past year he was the sports editor for the 1985 Carillon. He served as vice-president of Student Gov't his senior year. He has also been involved in Band and Chorus. Brian says he enjoys anything but spinach. His favorite musical group is Rush and he especially likes the song XYZ . Brian's hobby is having fun” and during the weekend he likes to have fun with his friends. Brian saylife for s his favorite season is spring because it starts a new so many things . 15 if E H C_ O H UJ X U 2 UJ CQ NAOMI BEVILACQUA Back Off' Naomi often says. Naomi enjoys listening to Van Halen and When Doves Cry'' by Prince. Her favorite T.V. show is Magnum P.l. and her favorite movie is Footloose. Naomi enjoys playing softball, eating lasagna or spaghetti, and cooking. Naomi's favorite season is summer because there's no school and there's alot to do. MARK ROGERS As a sophomore, Mark was on the Sentinel soccer team, and as a senior, participated in basketball and golf. Mark has been an active member of Youth Gov't, Key Club, Varsity Club, and Prom Committee. He has also participated in Volleyball Weekend. Mark often likes to catch a late night video on MTV or listen to the muscial group Styx. SHELLEY DAVIS Shelley was a member of the track team her first two years at T.H.S. She has also served as manager for the girl's softball team for two years, as well as being a member of the cheerleading squad. During her freshman year Shelley was a member of the cross-country team. She has also been involved in French Club, Chorus, and Volleyball Weekend. In 11th grade, Shelley was a junior model and as a senior, was a contestant in the Junior Miss pageant. You will often hear Shelley say, Have a Cow!! . Guiding Light and Gremlins are among her favorites and she also enjoys eating pizza and listening to her favorite musical group Huey Lewis and The News. JOHN GAUGER As a freshman, John was active in baseball and Key Club. As a junior, he was inducted into Nat l Honor Society and for two years has participated in Volleyball Weekend. Bruce Springsteen is one of John's favorites along with Hello by Lionel Richie, Cannonball Run 11. and the T.V. show Airwolf. During the weekends, John enjoys sleeping of playing baseball. 1f SANDRA STEVENS Sandy enjoys eating lasagna and watching her favorite T.V. show, Webster. She was a member of the softball team her last three years of high school, and also served as manager of the cross-country team her junior year. Sandy has been involved in Key Club. Drama Club, Volleyball Weekend, and Yearbook Staff. As a junior Sandy worked on the Prom Committee and also was a junior model. This past year, she was a contestant in Junior Miss. During the weekend, Sandy likes to sleep or go shopping. Her favorite song is ' Missing You and Gremlins is her favorite movie. ROBERT OLCOTT As a freshman. Bob was a member of the track team. He was also a member of the bowling team for two years and on the Yearbook Staff his junior year. Bob enjoys eating pizza and listening to John Cougar Melloncamp. He also says his favorite season is winter because he likes the snow. Some of his other favorites include the color red, the T.V. show Wild, Wild West and the movie Damion: Omen 11. Bob's favorite word is Yep . KELLIE TROMBLEY Kellie likes to be called Bell by her friends. She says her favorite season is spring because everything is new Her favorite song is What's Love Got to Do With It by Tina Turner and she also enjoys listening to the sounds of Journey. She likes to watch the T.V. show. Riptide and yellow is her favorite color. STEVEN HUNSDON In Steve's first two years of high school, he was an active member of the school's wrestling team. In his spare time, he enjoys hunting or four wheeling. When it comes to food, Steve prefers pizza with everything on it. His other favorites include Airwolf, Indiana lones and the Temple of Doom, and the Scorpions. o u O o CO 2 UJ m m _j U UJ o z D UJ X H O'! O U- UJ _J c- X UJ Q O O U U 2 H H UJ m LISA CLARK During weekends, Lisa enjoys watching Loveboat and being with her friends. She also enjoys eating submarine sandwiches or listening to her favorite song, We re Not Gonna Take It . Lisa's favorite sport is basketball and she says she enjoys the summer season because of the hot weather KEVIN BATTEASE Kevin enjoys eating seafood, skiing, and rebuilding motors. As a freshman, Kevin was a member of the wrestling team, and as a sophomore, Kevin participated in bowling. Some of Kevin's favorites include Airwolf. the Scorpions, and Ghostbusters. SHARON BELDEN In her spare time, Sharon enjoys drawing. Sharon's favorite sport is field hockey and her favorite time of the year is summer. She also enjoys watching Magnum P L. listening to Ozzy Osborne, and eating pizza. You can tell Sharon is a Footloose lover. Footloose is her favorite movie as well as her favorite song. HAROLD GRANGER Among Jay's favorite activities are water-skiing, three-wheeling, skidoo-ing, and downhill skiing. He also enjoys listening to the songs of Night Ranger, especially the song When You Close Your Eyes . Some of his other favorites include pizza, Airwolf and Porky's. 18 JAMES CAWLEY Jim is one of our class artists. In his spare time, he loves to draw or work. He also likes to watch the T.V. show. Star Trek or eat pizza. John Lennon is Jim's favorite recording artist and baseball is his favorite sport. NANCY MOSES Nance as she is often called has been involved in Drama Club, Leader's Club, Yearbook Staff and Prom Committee during her four years at T.H.S. Her favorite song is I Can't Drive 55 by Sammy Hagar and her favorite season in summer. She also enjoys listening to the muscial group the Scorpions and watching Simon Simon and M A S H in her spare time. Nancy's favorite color is blue. SONJA HUNSDON Sonja has been involved in gymnastics, basketball, and Volleyball Weekend during her four years at Ti High. She enjoys listening to Chicago and she especially likes the song Hard Habit to Break . Because she likes the warm weather and no school. Sonja's favorite time of the year is summer. In her spare time. She enjoys drawing. FRED HURLBURT During weekends. Fred enjoys working or watching his favorite T V. show 1 Love Lucy. Movies and art are among Fred's hobbies along with eating burgers and fries. Music by Berlin is most appealing to him and he also enjoys summer more than any other season. If ever you are in need of Rolaids, ask Fred. 19 00 c o u. •w -r E k— uS 2 O un U UJ o u. o H o —1 u 2 y: 2 20 TOD STACY Tod has been a member of the Ticonderoga football squad for all of his four years at T.H.S. Because he enjoys football so much, his favorite time of the year is fall. Tod often says, Oh, oh I see and enjoys building cars in his spare time. He also likes to listen to any rock-n-roll band and his favorite color is blue. During the weekends he enjoys socializing with friends. LISA LAPANN As a freshman, Lisa participated in band. Lisa's favorite season is summer because there is more free time and no school. She likes the Rolling Stones and Huey Lewis and the News and her favorite song is If This Is It . As a hobby, Lisa enjoys ceramics. She also likes roast beef subs, the Sentinel color purple, and the T.V. show the Guidim MIRANDA MCKIERNAN School spirit is a vital part of a school's athletic program. Mandy, as we all know, has been a primary source of this school spirit through her four year participation in both football and basketball cheerleading. Mandy has also been a member of the French Club for all of her four years at T.H.S. Her other activities include A.F.S. and Volleyball Weekend. Borderline is Mandy's favorite song and during the weekend she enjoys being with her friends. Because it's not too hot and not too cold Mandy likes the fall season. DANIEL CHARLTON In his spare time, Dan enjoys working or playing football. He also likes to listen to the musical group, Night Ranger or eat his favorite food, pizza. Dan's other favorites include the movie Gremlins, the color blue, and the song, Midnight Maniac . CRAIG SANDERS Craig has been on the football and basketball teams for all of his four years at T.H.S. He has also been a golfer and attended state finals two years in a row. As a junior, Craig was on the Prom Committee as well as participating in Volleyball Weekend. Steak is his favorite food and he enjoys the summer season. In his spare time, Craig enjoys watching MTV or listening to Van Halen. Blue is his favorite color and he also likes the movie First Blood. and the song, “Almost Paradise”. DANNAE WHALEN Dannae is a Prince Fan! Her favorite musical group is Prince and her favorite song as well as her favorite movie is Purple Rain. During the weekend, Dannae likes to have fun, go hiking, or do some writing. Dan-nae's favorite season is summer because she enjoys “nice weather and no school . Steak and lobster are her favorite foods and she also enjoys watching MTV. During her four years at T.H.S., Dannae has been involved in French Club, and Key Club. In 11th grade she was a junior model and this past year Dannae was a contestant in Junior Miss. PETER LAFOUNTAIN As a sophomore, Pete was involved in both football and basketball. He was also a member of the Varsity football squad as a senior. In his spare time, Pete enjoys collecting coins or listening to the sounds of Michael Jackson, especially his favorite song Beat It . Pete prefers summer because that's when all the chicks are in their bathing suits . Some of Pete's other favorites include pizza, football, and the A-Team. JAY JORDAN Because it's nice out , sumer is Jay's favorite season. Some more of his favorites include steak, ZZ Top, and the A-Team. Jay enjoys listening to Screaming in the Night by Krokus and his favorite color is blue. During his four years at T.H.S., Jay has been a participant in Volleyball Weekend. 2 32 ■0 6 o a 2 z 72 w� CQ in H X in £c UJ : IT) u z p u UJ _) — o u Q Z ld UJ U UJ —1 o U U z p KIMBERLY OSBORNE During her four years at T.H.S. Kim has shown her love of music through the many music-oriented activities she has been involved in. She was the president of Band her senior year and also the vice-president of Chorus. She has been active in All-County and All-State Chorus, Jazz Band, and Spirit of Sound. As a senior, Kim was the president of Drama Club and the vice-president of Leader's Club. Other activities which she has been involved in include French Club, Key Club, Prom Committee. Yearbook Staff, Youth Gov't, Volleyball Weekend, and Junior Miss. Kim was also a member of the Nat 1 Honor Society for three years. Some of her favorites include the color green, the movie Ghostbusters and Huey Lewis and the News. DARIN RATHBUN Throughout high school Darin has been an active participant in various sports. For four years, Darin was a member of the football, basketball, and track teams. During his senior year he was captain, as well as quarterback forthe winning Sentinel team. Darin's other school activities include Varsity Club. Student Gov't and Volleyball Weekend. As a junior, he was on the Prom Committee and was voted Prom King. During the weekend, he enjoys playing football. He also likes to listen to the musical group. OZ and watch his favorite T.V show, Hill Street Blues. JULIE RAYMON Julie has been involved in a variety of sports and activities during her four years at Ti High. She has been a member of the track team and crosscountry team, each for four years. She has also been on the bowling team and has participated in Volleyball Weekend. Julie was a four year member of Latin Club, as well as Varsity Club. Other activities which she was involved in include Key Club, F.C.A., Youth Gov't and Student Gov t. As a junior, Julie worked on the Prom Committee and was selected as a member of the prom court. As a senior, she was the editor of the 1985 Carillon and was also selected as, Ticonderoga's 1985 Junior Miss. As a hobby. Julie enjoys dancing, she also likes the song, Flashdance and the Tonight Show. JUDY AVERY Judy's favorite sport is volleyball. She also enjoys listening to ZZ Top and eating ham submarines. Her favorite T V. shows are Dreams and Guiding Light. Judy says she likes summer because she can meet people and make money. 22 MICHAEL WALLACE Mike enjoys eating spare ribs. He also loves the fall because it is hunting season. His favorite T.V. show is The Newlywed Game and his favorite sport is football. During the weekend, Mike enjoys hunting, fishing, and bowling. Although REO Speed wagon is Mike's favorite musical group, he also likes the song So Tired by Ozzy Osborne. JO LEE ASHE JoLee has been very active in music during her four years of high school. She has been in Chorus, Spirit of Sound, All-County Chorus, and All-State Chorus. As a sophomore, she served as secretary of Latin Club and was involved in Key Club and Student Gov't. JoLee's favorite T.V. show is M A S H and she also likes the song, Hello'' by Lionel Richie. JoLee enjoys listening to the Scorpions and collecting dolls. Autumn is JoLee's favorite season because the air is fresh and the area has color”. JOHN STANILKA John was a member of the baseball team his last three years at Ti High. He has also participated in soccer and wrestling. He enjoys listening to his favorite musical group Krokus and he especially like the song I Wanna Rock!!' John often watches the T.V. show Taxi and gold is his favorite color. Summer is John's favorite season because, as he says there are no hastles . JOHN REALE For a total of four years John has been a member of the Ticonderoga football squad. His other activities include Varsity Club, Yearbook Staff, F.C.A., and Volleyball Weekend. As a junior, he worked on the Prom Committee and was chosen prom prince. During the weekends, John enjoys watching Saturday Night Live or taking time to listen to his favorite musical group. Genesis. 23 v i c o o Cn -a c S) UJ X H o 2 f-L- o u 2 2 2 U uu ca uu X H ui uu 2 O u. o Q 2 UJ UJ X H KARL HAMMOND Karl was a member of the basketball team during his sophomore year. In his spare time, he enjoys drawing or listening to classical music. He has no preference when it comes to colors or food. Karl says 111 eat anything you put on my plate. During the weekend, he likes to take it easy and sleep. Karl's career ambition is to become a Commercial Artist. iJ m TIMOTHY HILL As a freshman, Tim was a member of the J.V. football squad. He has also been the manager of the baseball team for three years and manager of the basketball team for all four years. As a junior, Tim worked on the Prom Committee. Some of his favorites include basketball, clam chowder, the A; Team and ZZ Top. As a hobby, Tim enjoys collecting baseball cards. His favorite time of the year is spring because, as she says, it s just nice CARL THOMPSON Carl was a member of the baseball team for three years at T.H.S. and also participated in Volleyball Weekend. On weekends. Carl likes to sleep or play baseball. He also enjoys listening to the musical group the Scorpions and eating his favorites food, steak. Carl's favorite season is summer and blue is his favorite color. KATHERINE Kate, a new student at Ti High this past year, has been involved in many activities throughout her four years of high school. As a freshman, Kate was involved in A.F.S, Chorus, and Junior Achievement. She has also been involved in track, soccer, French Club, Key Club, and Leader s Club. This past year, Kate was an active member of the Yearbook Staff. She served as layout editor and also designed the cover of the 1985 Carillon. Kate enjoys playing the guitar and listening to her favorite musical group, Kansas. Some of Kate's other favorites include oO Minutes. Ordinary People, and chocolate. HOUGHTON 24 BRIAN THOMPSON Brian has been a key asset to both the football and baseball teams all of his four years at T.H.S. Me has also participated in Volleyball Weekend for four years. Brian enjoys eating pizza and listening to his favorite musical group. AC DC. Football is the sport Brian likes most and he enjoys the fall season for this reason. In his free time, he enjoys working on his farm or socializing with his friends. JOHN HILLS Jack's involvement in athletics at Ti High is an indication of his love for sports. Throughout his four years at T.H.S., he has been involved in football and basketball, each for four years. As a sophomore, he was captain of the J.V. basketball team, and during his junior and senior years, he was captain of the baseball team. This past year, Jack served as captain of the football squad. Other activities which he has been involved in include Varsity Club and Volleyball Weekend. Jack enjoys watching Monday Night Football and eating anything but Chinese food. In his spare time, he enjoys listening to Huey Lewis and the News, and he especially likes the song, Walking On A Thin Line . THOMAS GRASER Anyone who knows Tom knows he likes to enjoy himself. Space , as he is known by many people, enjoys watching MTV and listening to the muscial group. Black Sabbath. He also likes to work on cars and listen to his favorite song. Party All Night . During the weekend, Tom likes to socialize' with his friends and have a good time His unique personality is shown through his favorite colors black and blue. He also likes the summer season and his favorite movie is Mad Max. AMY MOSES During her four years at T.H.S., Amy has been active in numerous sports and activities. She has participated in cheerleading for four years as well as being a member of the soccer team for three years, and the track team for one. Amy was inducted into the Nat l Honor Society her sophomore year, and as a senior, served as treasurer. In 11th grade, she worked on the Prom Committee and was also a junior model Other activities which she has been involved in include Varsity Club, F.C.A., Youth Gov t. and Volleyball Weekend. As a senior, Amy served as vice-president of the French Club and was a contestant in the Junior Miss. During the weekend, Amy likes to have fun!! '. Some of her favorites include pizza. The Waltons and the color red. c c o o 6 H cu D U O o -J 2 uu 2 X UJ rs UJ x H UJ Z o UJ 2 o S) U 2 UJ OQ RICHARD TRUDEAU Richie has been a member of the football squad for all of his four years at T.H.S. and, as a senior, he served as captain of the winning team. Other activities which he has been involved in include track and Volleyball Weekend. As a junior. Rich worked on the Prom Committee and was selected as a member of the prom court. Rich enjoys eating lobster and watching Benny Hill. He also likes to go skiing or listen to his favorite musical group. Van Halen. Some more of his favorites include Fast Times At Ridgemont High, summer, and the color blue. TRACY STULL Tray was on the track team her sophomore year and she has actively participated in French Club all of her four years at T.H.S. During her junior and senior years, she was a member of the Key Club and in 11th grade, she worked on the Prom Committee. Egg rolls are Tracy's favorite food and she also enjoys the summer season because of the nice weather. You'll often hear Tracy say Are you crazy?' or find her watching MTV. Purple is Tracy's favorite color and she also likes the movie Purple Rain, starring her favorite musical group, Prince. MICHAEL KELLER Mike has been involved in a variety of activities. He has been a member of the football squad for all of his four years at Ti High. He was also on the basketball team his freshman year and was a member of the track team as a sophomore Mike has also been actively involved in Chorus and has participated in All-County Chorus. In his spare time, he enjoys fishing or playing football He also likes the Scorpions and the song I Can t Drive 55 by Sammy Hagar. Mike s favorite T V. show is Simon and Simon and he especially liked the movie Animal House. WENDY THOMPSON Because of her height, Wendy is often called Amazon by her friends and classmates. She has been very active during her four year, of high school. She has participated in Volleyball Weekend, basketball, and track. She has also been an active member of the French Club and Prom Committee. This past year, Wendy has worked on the Yearbook Staff as copy editor. Some of her favorites include Chinese food, the color purple, the musical group Prince and the saying It's casual . Wendy enjoys the summer season because of the nice weather and the nice looking guys . During the weekend you can find her watching MTV or socializing . 26 STANLEY KISSEL Stash has been a member of the football squad all of his four years at T.H.S. Other sports which he has been involved in include basketball and track. He has been a participant in Volleyball Weekend for three years, and has been active in Varsity Club and F.C.A. In his junior year. Stash worked on the Prom Committee and was on the prom court. During the weekend. Stash enjoys lifting weights or playing football. He also enjoys listening to the music of Led Zepplin and watching his favorite T V. show. Mike Hammer. Because it is football season. Stash’s favorite time of the year is fall. DANNY DECKER Dan's favorite sport is football. He has shown his love for the sport through his four year participation on the Ticonderoga football squad. Dan has also been on the baseball team and has participated in Volleyball Weekend. Dan’s favorite T.V. show is Hawaii 5-0 and his favorite movie is Animal House. During the weekend, Dan enjoys being with his friends and playing sports. His favorite song is Hot for Teacher' by Van Halen and his favorite musical group is Rush. Because it is football season, Dan's favorite time of the year is fall. JOHN MORRISON Hoss , as he is called by many of his friends, likes the T V show Simon Simon and the movie Cannonball Run. Summer is his favorite season because there is no school and it gives him a chance to goof off. John also likes McDonald's food and the musical group Alabama. MARY JO MCLEAN Mary Jo is a lover of Italian food and she especially likes spaghetti and meatballs. Mary Jo also enjoys horseback riding and oil painting in her free time. At T.H.S., she has been involved in gymnastics and Junior Miss REO Speedwagon and Journey are her favorite musical groups and she especially likes the song. Free Bird by Lynrd Skynard. Mary Jo's favorite time of the year is fall because she loves the changin colors of the trees Some more of her favorites include Guiding Light, Flashdance and the color blue. Maty Jo's career ambition is to become a Nurse. -T3 O O X c 2 CQ H UJ D U-l b O RONALD MOULTON ,, . H Ron enjoys listening to the musical groups Van Halen and Twisted Sister. He especially likes their respective songs Jump and We re Not Gonna Take It”. Ron’s favorite movie is Gremlins and he likes to watch the television show V. In his spare time, Ron likes to hunt and fish. He likes eating seafood, especially shrimp and lobster. Other favorites of Ron s include football and the color blue. DIANA PETERS Didy as she likes to be called, enjoys horseback riding and swimming. During the weekend, she likes to go out with her friends and have a good time or travel far away”. Diana also enjoys listening to her favorite musical groups, Alabama and Air Supply or watching her favorite T.V show, the Guiding light. Diana says she loves the summer because the heat is good for swimming . She also likes spaghetti, the color red, and the movie Red Dawn. During her four years at T.H.S., Diana has been a member of the cheerleading squad, as well as participating in Junior Miss. Diana hopes to someday become a Nurse. SCOTT ROCKWELL Scott was involved in basketball his freshman and sophomore years. He also attended B.O.C.E.S during his four hears of high school. Airwolf and Ghostbusters are among his favorites. He also enjoys listening to the musical group Journey and especially likes the song Faithfully”. Scott likes to eat Chinese food, and, in his spare time he enjoys cooking. Because summer is better for work and recreation”. Scott enjoys it more than any other time of the year. SHEILA GRANEY Peach . as she is known by most people, has been a member of the Ti Girl's soccer team for all of her four years at Ti High. She was also involved in basketball for both her freshman and sophomore years. As a junior, Sheila worked on the Prom Committee and was chosen Prom Princess. She was also treasurer of French Club and a junior model. A.F.S Club, Volleyball weekend, and Junior Miss are some of Sheila's other activities. Sheila enjoys eating junk food and listening to Who's That Girl” by her favorite musical group. The Eurythmics. Sheila says she enjoys summer because she feels free” Her career ambition is to be a Physical Therapist. 28 PAMELA ST.ANDREWS Pam was class treasurer for her first three years at Ti High and as a freshman, she was a football cheerleader. She has also been involved in softball, track, Color Guard, and Volleyball Weekend In 11th grade, Pam worked on the Prom Committee and was a member of the prom court. She was also a junior model. As a senior, Pam was a contestant in Junior Miss. Her favorite food is lobster dipped in melted butter and her favorite season is winter 'because everything looks so beautiful . Pam says she loves to walk in a snowstorm and during the weekend, she enjoys hiking, camping, or picnicing. Pam s favorite song is Don’t Stop Believin by her favorite musical group. Journey. TODD ROSS Todd s favorite season is fall. You'll often find him working on cars since that is his favorite hobby. He also enjoys watching The Dukes of Hazzard and listening to his favorite song, ' Ice Cream Man Todd likes the songs of Van Halen and his favorite saying is Back Off' . Football and baseball are two sports which he enjoys most and his favorite color is blue. SCOTT MERRILL Some of the activities which Scott has been involved in at T.H.S. include Varsity Club, A.F.S. and Yearbook Staff. He has also been a member of the Baseball team and the wrestling team, each for one year. As a freshman, he participated in Volleyball Weekend. During the weekend, Scott enjoys being with his friends. He also likes listening to Judas Priest and his favorite song. Let's Go Crazy . Scott likes to eat McDonald s food and watch his favorite T.V. show, the A-Team. THOMAS DENNO Tom enjoys listening to theScorpions and Led Zeppelin. His favorite song is The Same Thrill'' and his favorite movie is Fast Times at Ridgemont High. Tom is also a Bennv Hill fan and likes eating Chicken McNuggets. In his spare time, he enjoys working on his friend s car or having a good time. Tom's favorite sport is wrestling and as a sophomore he was a member of the school's wrestling team. Tom says his favorite season is winter because everything is brighter. 29 c (Z E X) C i— U c 2 t— 20 ui u- D o 2 UJ £ UJ 2 U 2 H n JOSEPH JOHNS In his pare time Joe enjoys sleeping or socializing with friends. He also likes to listen to his favorite musical group. Kiss. Joe says he'll eat any food as long as it's non-school food. Summer is his favorite time of the year, obviously because there is no school. MARY WRIGHT Mary has been involved in many activities throughout her four years of high school. She has participated in track, gymnastics, and Volleyball Weekend. She has also been a member of French Club, and this past year served as business manager for the 1985 Carillon. Some of Mary's favorites include the movie Splash, the color turquoise, the musical group Night Ranger and the song Against All Odds . Mary enjoys spring because its pretty . Quite often, you can find her eating tacos and watching her favorite T V. show Knot's Landing. SCOTT TREADWAY LISA COFFIN For all of her four years at TH.S., Lisa has served as class secretary. She has also been a member of Varsity Club and a member of the gymnastics team for four years. During her last two years she served as manager of the gymnastics team. As a junior. Lisa worked on the Prom Committee and was a member of the prom court. She was also a junior model. Lisa has been involved in Youth Gov't and Student Gov't, and as a senior, Lisa was a contestant in the Junior Miss pageant. Lisa enjoys eating lasagna and listening to the Pretenders. Green is her favorite color and her favorite song is Hard Habit To Break . During the weekend, Lisa likes to socialize with her friends and her career ambition is to work in the Data Processing field. Scott loves to run. His favorite sports are track and cross-country, and at T.H.S. he was a four year participant in both of these sports. As a senior, Scott served as a captain of the boy's cross-country team, and during his last two years he was a member of the school bowling team. As a junior, Scott worked on the Prom Committee and was also selected as a member of the prom court. His other activities include Varsity Club. Volleyball Weekend, and Youth Gov't. He also worked on the yearbook staff of the 1985 Carillon as Co-Senior Editor. Scott, being a person of amiable nature, often says Only Kidding to his friends and classmates. Some of his favorites include Hill Street Blues. Huey Lewis and the News, and the song, Old Time Rock Roll . 30 JOSEPH LAPANN Joe's success in running is viewed through his participation in both crosscountry and track for all of his four years of high school. During his last two years, Joe was a captain of the cross-country team. He has also been a member of the Varsity Club for four years. As a sophomore, he was active in Latin Club. Joe enjoys skiing and listening to Black Sabbath. GRETA SCHULER Greta's induction into the Nat 1 Honor Society as a sophomore was only one of her many accomplishments during her four years at T.H.S. Some of her other achievements include her involvement in Youth Gov't. Student Gov t, Key Club and Varsity Club. She has also served as treasurer for both F.C.A. and French Club. Greta's interest in music led to her participation in Chorus, Band, Jazz Band, and All-County Band and Chorus. As a junior, she was on the Prom Comm, and was also a member of the prom court. Greta, being very active in sports, was a four year participant in track, cross-country and bowling. This past year, she was Senior Editor of the 1985 Carillon, vice-pres. of Nat 1 Honor Society, and also received 2nd runner-up in the Jr. Miss pageant. JENNIFER FITZGERALD Jennifer has been a very active member of our student body. She has been a four year member of Latin Club and has also participated in Drama Club, Leader's Club, Chorus, and Volleyball Weekend. As a senior, Jen served as manager of the girl's J.V. basketball squad, as well as vice-president of Key Club. As a junior, she was inducted into Nat 1 Honor Society. Jen s hobby is collecting socks in her favorite color, flourescent green. She also likes eating Skittles and listening to her favorite musical group, the Beatles. Spring is Jen s favorite season and during the weekends she likes to travel. BRIAN VARMETTE As a freshman, Brian was a member of the Sentinel football squad. Football is also his favorite sport. During the weekends, he enjoys hunting or listening to his favorite musical group. Motley Crue. Brian also likes eating pizza and watching his favorite T.V. show, Hill Street Blues. Shout at The Devil' is his favorite song and his favorite time of the year is summer. JJ z u e V 2 UJ 2 S) u uj Q 2 D UJ 1 H UJ CsS o Uh UJ CO D UJ LD lh s LH 5 u 2 UJ CO GERALD WEBB Jay is a lover of running. He enjoys running in his spare time and his favorite sport is cross-country. As a senior, he was on the Sentinel crosscountry team and during his last two years of high school, he participated in track. Some more of Jay's spare-time activities include hunting, or watching MTV. Alaskan King Crab is his favorite food and he says he enjoys fall because the country side is beautiful'. Jay likes to listening to sounds of Journey or his favorite song, Every Breath You Take . Relating to television. Jay says one of his favorites is the final M A S H episode. 32 PHILIPPE TRASSARD Philippe is an eighteen year old French boy who attended Ticonderoga High School from September to December. He graduated from high school in the south of France and was visiting with relatives in Ticonderoga in order to learn something about American culture and language. He took courses in English, Industrial Arts, Physical Education, and of course, French. During his stay at Ti High, Philippe enjoyed himself and contributed greatly to our high school student's awareness of another language and culture. Philippe enjoys skiing, traveling, and eating McDonald's hamburgers. His favorite season is autumn because he thinks it is very nice . During the weekends, Phillippe enjoys sleeping. He also likes listening to all kinds of music and taking pictures. Philippe enjoys adventure movies and his favorite saying is Where is the Wine? . He was, of course anxious to return home at Christmas, but before leaving, he said he would like to return to the United States. We, the graduating class of 1985, knew James Patrick McHugh well. He attended both St. Mary's and the middle school. In November of 1980, we were all shocked to learn of our young friend's tragic car accident. This experience, for most of us, was our first encounter with death. We were so young, we felt confused about our sorrow. James has definitely made a lasting impression on us. We know that James will be remembered by the Class of 1985 as we move on to new horizons in life. Good-bye to you my trusted friend. We've known each other since we were nine or ten. Together we've climbed hills and trees, Learned of love and ABC's Skinned our hearts and skinned our knees. We had joy, we had fun, we had seasons in the sun, But the hills that we climbed were just seasons out of time. All our lives we had fun, we had seasons in the sun. But the hills that we climbed were just seasons out of time. 34 Washington Trip A group of students enrolled in the college credit Advanced Gogern-ment class went to Washington, D.C. from January 19th to January 22nd. Mr. Connors' students had tickets to the 50th Presidential Inauguration of Ronald Reagan. The cancellation of the inaugural ceremony and parade did not stop the group's trip. Congressman Dave Martin held a reception for the Ti students on capitol hill. A 40 piece brass band from Norwood, NY provided an impromptu inaugural parade in the Cannon Building on capitol hill. In addition to this makeshift inaugural celebration the students took in various sights of Washington. The tour included; the Lincoln Memorial; the Vietnam Veteran's Memorial; the Smithsonian Museums of American History, Air and Space and Natural History; the National Cathedral, the National Archives; Embassy Row as well as Old-town Alexandra and Georgetown. Front Row (L to R): Mr. Connors, T. Charboneau, L. Coffin, S. Brown, T. Cole. 2nd Row: J. Reale, J. Morrison, Congressman Dave Martin, D. Rathbun, G. King. 35 Class Buddies: Tim Charboneau, Leslie Middleton Class Clowns: Patti Armstrong, Glenn King Class Dancers: Julie Raymon, Craig Sanders Class Musician: Matt Kolysko Most Spirit: Sue Christman, Dan Decker 36 Class Musician: Kim Osborne Class Couple: Toni Cole, Glenn King Best Smile: Sheila Graney, John Reale Most Talkative: Shelly Davis, Scott Treadway Friendliest: Norma Strum, Mark Rogers Class Buddies: Jennifer, Cindy Cembalski Best Dressed: Jack Hills, Greta Schuler Missing- Class Artists: Jim Cawley, Tracy Stull; Most Likely to Succeed: Chris Cook, Bridgett McDonald 37 JUNIORS Sitting L to R: Tricia Bartlett. Secretary; Amy Huestis, Vice President; Standing L to R: Pam Goding, Treasurer; Mark Trudeau, President R.-l H. Barnes, S. Backus, B. Blaise, J. Bain, R.-2 C. Bevilacqua, J. Barry, P. Belden, D. Decker R.-l M. Downing, K. Dudley, R.-2 W. Dunsmore, J. Daby, R.-3 M. Fish, C. Dickerson, R.-4 T. Cross, P. Field, G. Duguay, R Dufault, R.-5 K. Crowe. J. Denno, E. Fleury, D. Denton. C. Ellor, N. Fort R.-l G. Muestis, J. Lee, A. Hanson, A. Huestis, R.-2 M Kornutik, J. Laundree, J Kelly, S. Freed, C. Hughes, P. Coding M Harrington. R LaBounty 41 R -1 C. Meola. K. O'Connor, T. Peeters, A. Montbriand, S. Nadeau, R.-2 J. Little, J. Mosier, E. Olcott, P. Moore, G. Mars, M. Morrison, R. Moses, D. Olcott, S. Lobdell 42 R.-l L. Ross, K. Rock, C. Provoncha, R.-2 J. Piekarz, M. Shaw, M. Rodd, R.-3 J. Reale, D. Scuderi R.-l J. Stacy, M. Trudeau, A. Thompson, B. Thompson, P. TeRiele, S, Towne R.-2 J. Wheelock.C. Trudeau, H. Liddell, J. Strieker, J. Vosburg, H. Thompson, T. Yaw, M, Thompson, C. Wetmore, J. Thompson, J. Trombley, E. Thompson 43 SOPHOMORES 44 R.-l S. Brooks. J Bailey. E. Cembalski, P. Badke. K. Christman. C. Cobb. A. Butler. C. Boddy. M Barnaby. S. Bosley. T. Barber R.-2 J. Bennett. J. Belden. B. Carr, T. Carr. C. Chappell, K. Barber, S. Bressett, T. Bessette R -1 J. Connors, H. Gauger, S. Fitzgerald, R. Dedrick, S. Cross, C. Frament, R. Connors, B. Detweiler R.-2 K. Condon, S. Forlas, M. Donavan, D. Fleury, D. Frasier, K. Curtis, T. Donavan, R.-3 Mr. Dodd, S. Connery, A. Contois, T. Dixon, J. Dolbeck R.-l j. Gonyea, M. Graney, M. Guyette, R. Gautreau, M. Huestis R.-2 J. Hughes, K. Gray, J. Greenough, B. Gough, M. Goetch, L. Henry, L. Granger, A. Holman R.-3 J. Jzyk, A. Harrington, F. Gordon, G. Hughes, C. Gudikunst, T. Hill, L. Joiner 45 R.-l C Messier, D. Osier, T. O'Hara, D. McKeown, J. Moses, K. Lowell R.-2 L. LaFountain, L. Mars, H. Millington, T. Mattison, J. Mero, K. Livingston, E. Montbriand R.-3 C.J. O'Connor, C. Lee, G. McCoy, J. Peeter, C. LaPointe R.-l J. Spencer, K. Simpson, F. Putnam, J. Stormer, M. Rutkowski, T. Signor, L. Snyder R.-2 J. Ryan,S. Riper, S. Rockhill,S. Strieker, J. Ross, B. Porter, J. St. Andrews, N. Sibley, L. Ruth R.-l H. Woods R.-2 R. Trudeau, R. Vradenburg, J. Woodard, S. Young R.-3 P. Thompson, W. Wiktorko, C. Thompson, M. Whitford, D. VonKoenigseck. R. Williams, S. Woods. FRESHMEN Sitting L to R: Cari Boyce, Vice President; Tracy Bell. Secretary; Standing L to R: Sean Gijanto, President; Terry Benedict, Treasurer R 1 M Cheslik, S. Connors, B Dedrick, J. Diskin, J. DuCay R.-2 J. Cross B Carey, T. Dattilio, S. Bushman, A. Busick. J. Dunbar R.-3 A. Decker, J. Crammond, L. Dixon, C. Cronan, S. Butler, M. Connors R.-l L. Gijanto, S. Hamel R.-2 A. Fleury, E. Grinnell, P. Forbes, D. Granger, J. Granger, F. Frasier, S. Gijanto R.-3 J. Gijanto, C. Frasier, L. Hozely R.-4 C. Gibbs, F. Hunsdon, W. Fahey, T. Athorn, K. Hammond R.-l D. Ladue, T. Keller R.-2G. Love, R. LaRock R.-3C. Hurlburt, J. LaPierre, A. McKee, K. Lobdell, J. Keegan, M. McClure, C. Lewis R.-4 R. Lamb, E. Jordan, D. Lewis, C. McGinness 49 R.-l L. Bennett R.-2 P. Barnes, A. Bevilacqua, H. Allen, T. Bell R.-3 M. Blaise, C. Boyce R -4 B. Belden, L. Burns, R.-5 K. Bartlett, T. Bush R.-6 D. Alkinburgh, S. Brannock R.-7 T. Benedict, T. Belden, T. Brannock, T. Blowers 50 R.-l J. Whitford, J. Smith, J. Verdone, R. Treadway, T. Sibley, D. Tucker R.-2 M. Watts, E. Trudeau, T. Tiere, A. Stull, A. Sheets, C. VanHoesen, L. Swinton R.-3 S. Winchel, J. St. Andrews, S. Wetmore, E. Trudeau, T. Slater, J. Sharrow, B. Upright, R. Pittman R.-l D. Rutkowski, T. O'Connor, J. Ross, R. Ryan R.-2 J. Ross, S. Quesnel, L. Saunders R.-3 M. Rich, J. McKinstry, E. McKiernan, A. Rogers, J. Russel, B. Pittman, K. Reynolds. R.-5 D. Natale, D. Sanders. R. Rowe 51 53 What is B.O.C.E.S? B.O.C.E.S. is the Board of Cooperative Educational Services working for Clinton, Essex, Warren, and Washington Counties. Although it was established in 1950, the Educational Center did not start vocational training until 1965. This specialized training arose due to the increasing demand for equal education and a skilled work force. At the Yandon Dillon Educational Center, students can enroll in courses that include Cosmetology, Conservation, Auto Body Repair, Auto Mechanics, Building Trades, Health Services, Office Practice and Resort Services. Morning BOCES: Front Row (L to R): T. Porter, S. Burroughs. 2nd Row: D. Peters, J. Perkins, M. Lahendro, C. Perry, B. Swinton, L. Coley. 54 Afternoon BOCES: Front Row(L to R): K. Trombley, D. Peters. M. McLean, D. Bezio. 2nd Row: T. Stacy, M. Blodgett, E. Fuller, P. LaFountain, K. Battease. 3rd Row: S. Hunsdon, T. Burroughs, S. Rockwell, F. Bevins, J. Jordan, T. Denno. 55 SENTINEL POWER Friday, the fourteenth of September, was an electrifying night at Sentinel Field. The spectators were on edge as the Ticonderoga football squad charged through the Saranac Lake team. With each deadly play, the Saranac Lake team fell to the shocking charges of the powerful Sentinels. Not only did both the Varsity and Junior Varsity teams outshine their opponents on the playing field, but another type of goal was achieved on that homecoming weekend. Newly installed floodlights were used for the first time that night on Ti's home ground. The floodlights, purchased thanks to the Booster Club's fundraising efforts, may have inspired the Sentinels' shining victory. SenTmeLs Owe FOOTBALL' 1IIS4RIF Football The Football Team completed their 9-1 season with a powerful 41-0 victory over St. Lawrence in the Super Bowl. The Sentinels also captured the Division II CVAC championship title. The team was coached by Mr. Dedrick, Mr. Vig-liotti, Mr. Davis, Mr. Barnhart and head coach Mr. Wells. Team captains included Darin Rathbun, John Reale and Jack Hills. Jack was also named MVP of the Super Bowl. In addition Fred Granger was named offensive MVP; Dan Decker, defensive MVP. The Sentinels proved they could operate as an organized unit rather than eleven individuals. The entire football squad would like to thank the coaches, the cheerleaders, the fans and the Football Jacket Committee. They would especially like to thank the Booster Club for their Starting Offense Starting Defense aid in purchasing the lights for the Sentinel Field. The lights helped the Varsity Football Team shine throughout the season! VARSITY SCORES TI: OPPONENT SCORE 27 Saranac Lake 0 14 Peru 0 38 Plattsburg 12 24 Moriah 0 16 St. Johns 6 35 Saranac 3 6 Ausable 0 21 Beekmantown 28 40 MAI 0 42 St. Lawrence 0 JV SCORES TI: OPPONENT SCORE 32 Saranac Lake 0 31 Peru 0 6 Plattsburg 12 32 Moriah 12 12 St. Johns 0 22 Saranac 3 43 Ausable 0 6 Beekmantown 32 — MAI — t’enfim'1 Class C Super Bowl Champs (L to R) Front Row: Mr. Dedrick, Mr. Vigliotti, Mr. Wells, Mr. Davis, Mr. Barnhart; 2nd Row: D. Rathbun, D. Decker. F. Granger, J. Hills, J. Reale. Varsity (L to R) Front Row. J. Reale. D. Rathbun, J. Hills, B. Hood, D. Decker, S. Kissel, G. King, M. Keller; 2nd Row: water boy M Vigilotti, C. Sanders, G. Duguay, K. TeRiele, B Thompson, F. Granger, B. Thompson, D. Gieser, P. LaFountain, T. Stacy, Coach Vigilotti; 3rd Row: Coach Wells, T. Belden, S. DeLong, S. Freed, J. Reale, J. St. Andrews, C. Hughes, C. Bevilacqua, R. Trudeau, manager B. Crossman, Coach Dedrick; 4th Row: G. Chappell, D. Baker, M Harrington, J. Stacy, P. Field, J. Barry, M. Guyette, S. DeLong. J.V. (L. to R.) Front row: S. Bresett, M. Guyette, G. Chappell. K. Barber, A. Russel, S. Young, C. Cronan; 2nd row. M. Graney, C. Thompson, G. Hughes. M. Whitford, T. Carr, B. Porter, D. McKeown, S. Strieker, J. Dolbeck, W. Wiktorko, M. Watts; 3rd row: Coach Dolbeck, B. Dedrick, S. Forkas, R. LaTour, J. Granger, J. Gijanto, S. Hamel, S. Bartlett, S. Gijanto, R. Rayno, D.J. Alkinburgh, Coach Barnhart; 4th row: S. Thompson, J. Peeters, S. Wetmore, S. Brannock, D. Natale, E. Jordan, J. St. Andrews, P. Thompson, T. Henthorn, T. Brannock. Fall Cheerleaders Led by the Varsity captains Lana Ross and Sue Christman and J.V. Captains Jill Connors and Kari Gray, the fall cheerleaders had an exciting season. They cheered us on at the fall pep rally and during our winning football season. Under the guidance of Miss Menga, the girls were able to finish off another spirited season. Varsity (L to R): L. Ross, C. Wetmore, M. Downing, M. McKiernan, J. Daby, T. Barlett, S. Christman. Missing: P. Coding, T. Decker. J.V. (L to R) Front Row: L. Bennett, J. Connors. 2nd Row: C. Gibbs, K. Gray, R. Trudeau. Missing: P. Badke, J. Mero, E. McKiernan. Boys' Soccer Coach Tubbs feels that the boys' soccer team has had one of its best seasons ever. They had a successful year making it to Sectionals. The team only had three seniors but this loss was made up for by the excellent turn out of juniors. Besides being a good season, this has been a building season with many new freshman and sophomores which Coach Tubbs hopes to have return next year. Doug Olcott was chosen for second team CVAC all star selection this year and Todd Bilow received honorable mention CVAC all star. The team captains were Todd Bilow and Matt Ko-lysko. TI OPPONENT SCORE 3 NAC 2 0 Ausable 6 1 NCCS 7 2 Peru 8 1 Plattsburg 7 2 Crown Point 7 0 St. John's 4 0 MAI 6 5 Saranac Lake 3 3 NAC 2 0 Ausable 4 0 NCCS 4 0 Peru 3 0 Plattsburg 12 1 St. John's 2 2 MAI 3 2 Saranac Lake 3 0 Ausable 4 PRE SEASON CAME SCRIMMAGE 3 Willsboro 5 3 Indian Lake 5 (L to R) Front Row: J. Danbar, M. Kolysko, M. Cheslik, L. Dixon. 2nd Row: K. Hammond, S. Merrill, J. Plass, M. Rich, S. Rockhill, J. Moses, D. Olcott. 3rd Row: Coach Tubbs, S. Lobdell, C. Lee, T. Dixon, D. Scuderi, R. Cautreau, T. Bilow, C. Cook, T. O'Hara, D. Belden. (L to R) Front Row: B. Blaise, J. Greenough, L. Noel, J. Verdone, A. Moses, S. Graney, S. Brown, E. Cembalski, J. Cross, K. Barron. 2nd Row: Coach Tubbs, K. Yaw, E. Montbriand, J. Woodard, C. Boyce, A. Rogers, K. Lobdell, C. Bartlett, A. Huestis, S. Quesnel, H. Thompson, T. Yaw, T. Peeters, A. Montbriand, T. Signor. Girls' Soccer The girls had a hard working team this year with Lisa Noel scoring the most goals. Lisa also was second team all-star in Division II. An- other key player was goalie Amy Huestis who was named all-star goalie in Division II. TI: OPPONENT: SCORE: 0 St. Johns 7 l Saranac Lake 5 2 NAC 5 0 Moriah 4 0 MAI 3 0 Crown Point 3 0 Beekmantown 7 1 Saranac 8 0 Ausable 2 0 Peru 2 2 NCCS 2 1 Plattsburgh 0 0 St. Johns 1 0 Saranac Lake 1 0 NAC 2 1 Moriah 2 1 MAI 2 Gymnastics The gymnastics team has had a good year. Mrs. Strieker has especially enjoyed working with the seniors who have been dedicated to the program. This year the hardworking team finished second in the CVAC championship meet. Captain Lynne Coffin has set a new school record as well as a sectional record for being undefeated for five years. She received her first nine on the balance beam this season also. To Mrs. Strieker the highlight of the season was having all seniors qualify for the state meet. Strong performances in the sectionals by juniors Jennifer Strieker and Tara Cole and sophomore Julianne Hughes has made Mrs. Strieker certain that next year's team will perform just as well. TEAM STANDINGS TI OPPONENT 124.45 MAI 109.70 111.75 BCS 94.11 130.10 AVC 103.70 134.90 PHS 133.85 134.20 BCS 114.70 132.10 PCS 118.75 132.10 MAI 106.95 133.55 AVC 105.20 135.90 PCS 117.55 137.30 PHS 138.50 (L to R): A. Bevilacqua, R. Dedrick, R. Connors, M. Shaw, H. Liddell, J. Strieker, L. Coffin, D. Bezio, T. Cole, T. Cole, C. Trudeau, J. Hughes, J. Ross, H. Woods, H. Gauger, W. Dolbeck. Cross Country Under the coaching of Mr. Brian Kiely, the cross-country team had a great season. Both the boys' and girls' teams placed third in the CVAC competition. The highlight of the boys' season came with their win over undefeated St. John's. Selected for the CVAC all-star team and participants in the state meet were graduating seniors Scott Treadway and Joe LaPann and juniors Dicky LaBounty and Jackie Bain. Also graduating will be four-year veterans Julie Raymon and Greta Schuler and first year member Jay Webb. BOVS TI: OPPONENT: SCORE: 36 St. John's 22 31 Plattsburgh 26 26 Beekmantown 31 19 Peru 37 20 Saranac Lake 35 26 Northeast Clinton 29 17 Lake Placid 44 28 St. John's 29 26 Plattsburgh 29 24 Beekmantown 33 24 Peru 31 30 Saranac Lake 28 28 Northeast Clinton 28 (L to R) Coach Kiely, J. LaPann, B. Thompson, S. Treadway, S. Connors, D. Labountv D. Rutkowski, J. Laundree, J. Webb GIRLS (L to R) M. Thompson, J. Bain, G. Schuler, J. Raymon, T. Cross TI: OPPONENT: SCORE: 36 St. John's 21 23 Plattsburgh 32 25 Beekmantown 30 20 Peru 35 24 Saranac Lake 35 29 Northeast Clinton 27 16 Lake Placid 47 32 St. John's 23 18 Plattsburgh 38 23 Beekmantown 32 28 Peru 27 25 Saranac Lake 30 29 Northeast Clinton 30 Girls' Basketball The girls basketball team had an outstanding season. Amy Huestis, averaging 14 points a game, and Bridget McDonald, averaging 9 points a game, were key inside cen- ter players. Lisa Noel led the team in an “all out hustle and was the best defensive player on the court. VARSITY TIs OPPONENT: SCORE: 41 NAC 29 49 Moriah 32 34 St. Johns 36 49 MAI 33 47 Saranac Lake 36 41 Beekmantown i 61 43 Ausable 32 41 NEC 42 57 Saranac 45 42 Peru 38 47 Plattsburg 28 57 NAC 32 45 Moriah 29 33 St. Johns 46 44 MAI 39 46 Saranac Lake 36 39 Ausable 42 J.v. TI: OPPONENT: SCORE: 22 NAC 34 22 Moriah 30 23 St. John's 38 15 MAI 19 28 Saranac Lake 37 27 Beekmantown k 42 20 Ausable 32 24 NECC 40 12 Saranac 46 18 Peru 56 26 Plattsburgh 32 33 Glenns Falls 48 23 NAC 30 30 Moriah 34 21 St. John's 43 27 MAI 38 28 Saranac Lake 42 J.V. (L to R) Front Row: T. Signor, E. Cembalski. 2nd Row: M. Blais, S. Quesnei, R. LaRock, L. Bennett, L. Burns. 3rd Row: C. Boyce, S. Fitzgerald, K. Yaw, J. Cross, J. Verdone. 4th Row: K. Condon, J. Jzyk, K. Livingston. Varsity (L to R) Front Row: L. Noel, S. Nadeau. 2nd Row: K. Barron, P. Armstrong. 3rd Row: T. Peeters, H. Thompson, W. Thompson, A. Huestis. 4th Row: S. Brown, S. Graney, B. McDonald. Boys' Basketball Coach Bresett feels that the team this year was everything a team should be . Filled with hard-working individuals, all boys shared the ball equally. This year's starters were Craig Sanders, Jack Hills, Darin Rathbun, Mark Trudeau, Danny Denton, and Albert Thompson as 6th man. This year it was impossible to single out any one player because they all contributed equally to the successful season. VARSITY TI: OPPONENT: SCORE: 40 Glens Falls 51 49 St. Mary's 48 51 Warrensburg 46 44 NAC 25 67 Moriah 50 68 St. John's 35 60 MAI 31 58 Saranac Lake 32 57 Beekmantown 41 44 Ausable 34 77 NEC 44 62 Saranac 45 77 Peru 44 57 Plattsburgh 49 69 NAC 50 46 Glens Falls 45 48 Moriah 49 57 St. John's 38 58 MAI 39 54 Saranac Lake 51 41 Plattsburgh 56 56 NAC 37 65 Beekmantown 45 63 Saranac 45 52 Catskill 67 J.v. TI: OPPONENT: SCORE: 44 Glens Falls 54 27 Glens Falls 44 38 Hudson Falls 56 34 NAC 46 55 Moriah 40 55 St. John's 57 49 MAI 52 63 Saranac Lake 31 38 Beekmantown 24 53 Ausable 56 64 NCCS 48 63 Saranac 57 33 Peru 47 47 NAC 39 46 Glens Falls 56 48 Plattsburgh 65 49 Moriah 32 64 St. John's 46 35 MAI 70 60 Saranac Lake 28 FRESHMEN TI: OPPONENT: SCORE: 39 NAC 50 44 Moriah 22 54 St. John's 33 34 MAI 31 39 Saranac Lake 16 43 Beekmantown 23 32 Ausable 29 41 NCCS 27 45 Saranac 29 24 Peru 44 44 Plattsburgh 42 43 NAC 33 45 Moriah 37 59 St. John's 16 48 MAI 30 34 Saranac Lake 15 Varsity (L to R): Coach Bresett, D. Baker, M. Harrington, J. Hills, D. Rathbun, M. Trudeau, D. Denton, A. Thompson, S. Lobdell, C. Sanders, S. Bush, C. Perkins. J.V. (L to R) Front Row: J. Moses, M. Graney, S. Rockhill. 2nd Row: Coach Johnson, A. Russell, K. Barber, J. Belden, G. Hughes, T. Dixon, G. Peters, J. Dolbeck, S. Bresett, S. Strieker, G. Chappell. (I to R) Front Row: J. Reale, P. Field, R. LaTour, C. Bevilacqua, B. Hood, C. Hughes, J. Little. 2nd Row: M. Kolysko, L. Snyder, A. Gijanto, L. Gijanto, D. Osier, S. Treadway, G. Schuler, J. Raymon. Bowling Under the coaching of Miss Keri Rhebergen, the sentinel bowling team had a good season. Bowling six games every Wednesday in Plattsburgh, the sentinel bowlers gave a good performance. High games from sophomore Richard LaTour and freshman Ann Gijanto helped to make the season even better. Ann Gijanto was selected for the League all-star team and participated in the state bowling tournament as a member of a mixed team which placed fourth. This was a first for Ticonderoga and was a great ending for the Sentinels' bowling season! NAME HIGH SCORE HIGH SERIES AVE. Ann Gijanto 204 515 154.95 Greta Schuler 182 467 134.2 Lori Snyder 158 415 124 Julie Raymon 149 382 120 Leslie Gijanto 161 431 112.5 Richard LaTour 218 592 160.8 Mike Mero 202 476 153 4 Chris Hughes 205 554 152 Brian Hood 202 530 148 Darren Osier 191 523 147 Carl Bevilacqua 199 459 142 Scott Treadway 217 499 139.6 Matt Kolysko 187 443 134 Jeff Little 212 484 131.9 Dan Scuderi 172 484 131.1 Paul Field 164 387 112 Winter Cheerleaders The cheerleaders kept our school spirit up by cheering at the basketball games. J.V. captains Jill Connors and Robin Trudeau demanded only the best from their squad as did the Varsity captains Lana Ross and Mandy McKiernan. Miss Menga felt that they were one of the most spirited groups yet. J.V. (L to R) Front Row: R. Dedrick. 2nd Row: C. Dunkley, P. Badke. 3rd Row: B. Pittman, M. Bartlett, J. Duguay. 4th Row: J. Connors, R. Trudeau. 5th Row: J. Ross. Track Seniors Greta Schuler, Julie Ray-mon and Bridget McDonald led the girls track team into another successful season. Other outstanding members were Michelle Thompson in the 800, Jackie Bain in the two mile relay, Maria Rutkowski in the 500 and Amy Huestis, last years sectional champ, in the high jump. With the great coaching of Mrs. Strieker, the team was able to strengthen itself with the talent of the underclassman. Championed by Darin Rathbun, last year's sectional champ in the shot put and the high jump, and Scott Treadway and Joe LaPann, the boys track team was able to complete another dominating season. Other noteworthy members were Fred Granger and Joe Piekarz in the pole vault, Joe Stacy in the high jump and Joel Barry in the discus. BOYS TI: OPPONENT: SCORE: 92 Beekmantown 39 108 Saranac 23 80 Ausable 59 105 Lake Placid 32 82 MAI 59 72 St. Johns 68 88 Peru 55 63.5 Plattsburg 77.5 GIRLS TI: OPPONENT: SCORE: 67 Beekmantown 64 85 Saranac 44 50 Ausabte 82 107 Lake Placid 25 55 St. Johns 77 68 Peru 64 64 Plattsburg 68 (L to R) Front Row: T. Cole, K. Grinell. 2nd Row: J. Strieker, T. Michalak, H. Liddell, M. Thompson, R. Connors. 3rd Row. Coach Strieker, T. Burroughs. M. Rutkowski. K. O'Connor, H. te Riele, N. LaVallee, T. Cross. 4th Row: J. Bain, T. Signor, G. Schuler, A. Huestis, B. McDonald, J. Raymon, S. Russell, Coach Edson. (L to R) Front Row: J. Laundree, J. Fuller, B. Crossman, D. Olcott, S. Rockhill, T. O'Hara, C. Towne, A. Russell, J. Webb, C. Spaulding. 2nd Row: M. Guyette, S. Treadway, B. Thompson, D. LaBounty, K. Barber, R. Trudeau, J. St. Andrews, S. Strieker. G. Chappell. S. Bresett, J. Piekarz, P. McIntyre. 3rd Row: Coach Cunningham, J. Barry, F. Granger, S. Guyette. J. Stacy, J. LaPann, J. Raymon, P. Field G. Peters ]. Reale, J. McDonald, S. Kissel, D. Rathbun, T. Williams, Coach Strieker. VARSITY BASEBALL: Sitting: J. Stanilka, A. Belden, R. Meola, J. Hurlburt, M. Trudeau; Row 2: Coach Johnson, C. Thompson, T. Charboneau, M. Mero, B. Hood; Row 3: L. Middleton, J. Kuhl, T. Belden. TI OPPONENT 15 Moriah 1 14 Beekmantown 0 13 Moriah 6 7 Peru 3 2 M.A.I. 1 3 Plattsburg 7 0 Saranac 8 2 NEC. 8 6 N.A.C. 2 3 N.A.C. 4 12 Ausable 3 7 St. John's 6 3 St. John's 4 12 M.A.I. 5 2 St. John's 7 (Sectional Came) J.V. BASEBALL: Sitting: S. Brannock, B. Porter, D. Osier; Row 2: Coach Barnhart. M. Graney, J. Plass, D. Scuderi, J. Kelly; Row 3: P. Thompson, J. Pulliam, J. Sharrow, S. De-Long, A. Thompson. 77 OPPONENT 7 Beekmantown 17 8 Moriah 14 15 Moriah 1 1 Peru 4 9 M.A.I. 10 2 Plattsburg 9 2 Saranac 12 2 M.A.I. 8 2 N.A.C. 1 10 Ausable 32 7 St. John's 6 20 St. John's 12 Softball The girl's softball team had a hardworking group this year. Coached by Miss Charboneau, the team only put out its best effort. Key players to this year's team were captain and outfielder Lisa Noel, 1st baseman Tina Peeters, catcher and outfielder Kathy Barron, and 2nd baseman Holly Thompson. TI: OPPONENT: SCORE: 4 Beekmantown 11 4 Moriah 31 4 Saranac 11 8 Moriah 26 0 Peru 29 7 MAI 28 11 Plattsburg 19 2 NAC 14 1 NAC 17 3 Ausable 22 2 St. Johns 15 1 St. Johns 11 (L to R) Front Row: S. Davis, M. Carey, R. Barron. 2nd ROW: E. Cembalski, T. Hurlburt, S. Stevens, K. Yaw. 3rd Row: Coach Charboneau, L. Noel, T. Peters, S. Brown, H. Thompson, H. Gauger. (L to R): J. Dolbeck, D. Baker, M. Rogers, M. Harrington, M. Kolysko. Golf The 1984 golf team, under Coach Mike Vigliotti, completed another successful season. Their season record was 6-2, which made them CVAC Division II Champs. In sectional play, the Sentinels finished 3rd. Seniors Rick Liddell (Captain 4 yr. letterman), Rick Trudeau, Joel Dolbeck, Mike Thompson, Tim Strum, and junior Craig Sanders led the team. Seniors Cathy Cooper and Shari Gray put in many hours of practice. Rick Liddell and Craig Sanders qualified for the second time for the state intersectional tournament at Cornell. 1984 was the first year Middle School students were included on the team. 1985 looks like another good year with Craig Sanders returning as captain. Also returning will be Dave Baker, Jason Dolbeck, P.J. Phalen, Michael Vigliotti, and Christine Bartlett. Freshmen Cory Cronan will also add depth to the team. TI: OPPONENT: SCORE: Plattsburgh 1 1.5 Peru 5.5 1.5 NEC. 5.5 7 Moriah 0 7 St. Johns 0 7 Ausable 0 7 Moriah 0 S3I1IAI1DV Spirit Of Sound Many people ask what is Spirit of Sound? The answer to this is quite simple. Spirit of Sound is a ten member, all girl show choir. For those girls who are in chorus and successfully audition, they become members of the group. Spirit of Sound performs at a variety of community, as well as school events. This past year, SOS sang at the Nursing Home, the Art Potter Show, and a Kiwaniis luncheon. The girls in the group spend many long hours rehearsing, but they are all in agreement about one thing-they say it is a lot of fun. (L to R) Front Row: K. Osborne, T. Bartlett, S. Christman, M. Blais, B. Detweiler. 2nd Row: J. Ross, K. Rock, C. Provoncha, H. Allen, J. Ashe, A. Butler. All State The Choral Music Department of Ticonderoga High School was proud to announce that eight members of their program successfully auditioned for the New York State Music Association Area All-State Chorus. They were: JoLee Ashe, Amy Butler, Brian Crossman, Bonita Detweiler, Michael Keller, Matt Kolysko, Kim Osborne, and Karen Rock. Chorus members are singers in Northeastern New York. All-in-all, it was a great experience and a lot of fun! 86 L to R: Amy Butler, Jolee Ashe, Matt Kolysko, Karen Rock, Mike Keller, Bonita Detweiler, Brian Crossman Chorus The forty-four member Ticonder-oga High School Chorus, under the direction of Mr. Nelson Shapiro, has a large repetoireof music. They may perform anything from gospels to jazz pieces by Al Jarreau to Broadway show hits to contemporary pop tunes by Cyndi Lauper. During the month of January, Lisa Mazzotte, a recent graduate of THS, came to student teach. Everyone enjoyed having Lisa here for that short time and all learned from her teaching. R.-l L. Burns, A. McKee, R. Ryan, L. Saunders, J. Ross, H. Allen, K Osborne, A. Holman. L. Hozley, P. Coding, T. Bartlett, S. Christman. R.-2 R. LaRock, S. Bushman, M. Rutkowski, A. Butler. B. Detweiler, K. Gray, J. Ashe, G. Schuler, J. Crammond. C. Esperti, M Blais, H. Liddell. J. Strieker, R.-3 D. Frazier, C. Provoncha, K Rock, J. Gijanto. S. Towne, T. Cross, B Crossman, T. Signor, M Keller, M. Kolysko, C. Trudeau, A. Rogers, K. Lowell, S. Butler Band Despite the decrease in size this year, there were only eighteen members, the Ticonderoga High School Band has kept busy. In addition to performing at the three annual school concerts, the band, under the new direction of Ms. Margaret Donohue, played at several home football games and marched in the South Glens Falls Christmas Parade. The band even had the honor to perform at The Well in Albany for our state Congressmen. Sitting L to R: J. Thompson, J. Ross, C. Van Hosen, D. Kolysko, J. Verdone, J. Daby, A. Butler, Standing: C. LaPointe, K. Osborne, J. Cross, D. Osier, T. Signor, D. Fraizer, M. Cheslick, Absent from photo: K. Ferguson 88 Drama (L to R) Front Row: K. Lowell, J. Bailey, D. Frazier, B. Crossman, C. Provoncha, K. Osborne. 2nd Row: A. Harrington, C. LaPointe, T. Cross, M. Keller, C. Trudeau, J. Laundree, E. Montbriand, H. Woods, S. Towne. Last spring's production of DEADLY EARNEST was a big hit. The two performances given produced an auditorium filled with applause and laughter. The star of the show was Henry Gilcrest, played by Mike Sprague; but strong supporting roles were played by Jennifer Fitzgerald and Cindy Cembalski as Clarissa and Ernestine, the hatchet fiends, and Dave Frasier and Heather Woods as Bumpus and Sleepy, the two bums that caused all the trouble. Jeanne Seel is looking forward to directing more comedies like this. 89 Key Club The Key Club is a service organization set up to support the school and community. President Tracy Cross, Vice President Jennifer Fitzgerald, Secretary Cindy Cembalski, Treasurer Jennifer Strieker and Advisor Mr. Boyce are dedicated individuals who have helped make this year outstanding. Due to the large turn out of students, the Key Club was able to accomplish a great deal. Included in their accomplishments were the annual blood drive, the walkathon for a senior scholorship fund and a Christmas party for senior citizens. (L to R) Front Row: C. Wetmore, J. Daby, A. Butler. M. Rutkowski, M. Downing, A. Montbriand, T. Cross. 2nd Row: P. Bennett, H. Manning, J. Verdone, J. Strieker, C. Trudeau, H. Liddell, S. Stevens, G. Schuler, K. Osborne, C. Provoncha, J. Fitzgerald, H. Gauger, H. Woods, J. Raymon. 3rd Row: C. Cembalski, K. Simpson, N. Strum. 4th Row: E. Cembalski, S. Fitzgerald, T. Peeters, S. Nadeau, J. Cross, C. Boyce, E. Montbriand, T. Yaw, H. Thompson, j. Hughes, R. Dedrick, J. Laundree, C.Cobb, R. Williams, D. Frazier. M. Rodd, M. Rodd. Leaders Club The Leaders Club is an organization designed to give students leadership skills through community service. Advisor Gary Wilson had many activities planned for the small group this year. Though the club had a slow start, it finished with a big bang. This year's presidents were seniors Patti Armstrong and Kim Osborne. Klein Lowell was given the honor of being secretary and treasurer. (L to R) Front Row: C. Provoncha, J. Laundree, K. Osborne. 2nd Row: C. Trudeau, D. Frazier, S. Towne, J. Fitzgerald. 90 (L to R) Front Row: M. Guyette, J. Verdone, R. Treadway, A. Montibriand, M. Morrison. 2nd Row: (J- Dolbeck), S. Bresett, S. Young, (C. Sanders), A. Russel. (L to R) Front Row: T. Bell, C. Lamb, J. Crammond, R. LaRock, L. Gijanto, C. Meola, J. Smith, M. Wright, B. McDonald. 2nd Row: C. Provoncha, E. Montbriand, H. Allen, E. Cembalski, J. Hughes, J. Laundree, D. Frazier, W. Thompson, K.. Barron. 3rd Row: D. Osier, H. Hosley, M. Rutkowski, J. Bailey, R. Dedrick, C. Cobb, A. Stull, A. Moses. 4th Row: K. Osborne, G. Schuler, N. Strum, S. Christman, S. Brown, D. Whalen, S. Stevens, K. Carey, S. Graney, L. Noel, T. Stull, S. Davis Latin Club The Latin Club, open to any present student of Latin, is involved in promoting the study and enjoyment of the ancient world. The major activity this year is the Latin Banquet in the spring, where the best student from each class is recognized. This year s officers are president, Patti Armstrong; vice-president, Alicia Montbriand; secretary, Ren-ate Treadway; treasurer, Matt Guyette. Their advisor is Miss Crowell. French Club The French Club was very active this year with president. Sue Christman; vice-president, Amy Moses; secretary, Cheryl Cobb; treasurer Maria Rutkowski; and advisor. Miss Ryan. This year the club was able to learn more about the French culture through foreign exchange student, Philippe Tras-sard. When Philippe returned to France in December, the French Club had a going away party. In April this year, 15 French Club students went to France. Let's hope next year can be as exciting as this one. 91 Youth And Government Youth and Government is a YMCA sponsored program that is active nationwide, and has been for over 50 years. The program was introduced at Ti in 1980 and has been growing every year. The main objective of the program is to educate high school students in democratic processes and ideals by taking over the many functions of New York State Government. After months of preparation and pre-legislative conferences, the program culminates in Albany. In December over 500 students from all over New York State take over every office and chamber of the State Capitol. Legislation passed by the youth legislature is presented to the real New York State Legislature. In over 80 cases, youth law has become real law in the State of New York. This year, Ti had the largest active delegation from any single high school in New York State. Student Council The Student Council got off to a fresh start this year with new advisor Miss Baker. Although the group had a slow beginning, they were able to accomplish a great deal. The students were able to get last year's Constitution ratified, have a school Christmas party, and initiate a spirit day. Miss Baker is confident that next year's Student Council will go a little smoother because of this year's foundation. R) Front Row: R. Fitzgerald, C. Cobb. R Dedrick, J. Strieker, S. Christman. 2nd Row: K. ‘Condon, D. Osier, C. Trudeau, G. Schuler, H. Liddell, A. Montbriand, T. Cross. 3rd Row: E. Cembalski, B. Carr, S. Treadway, D. Scuderi, A. Moses, L. Coffin, B. McDonald. 4th Row: A. Rogers, J. Jzyk, S. Bresett, J. Raymon, G. Chappell, J. Dolbeck, K. Osborne, G. King, P. Armstrong, M. Rogers. (L to R) Front Row: C. Trudeau, J. Cross, L. Gijanto, A. Busick, T. Cross. 2nd Row: S. Bresett, C. Perkins, A. Russell, J. Reale, J. Dolbeck, M. Kolysko, B. Crossman, G. King, S. Stevens, C. VanHoesen, J Reale, J. Raymon, D. Scuderi, G. Schuler, A. Rogers, B. McDonald, A. Montbriand, L. Ross. 92 (L to R) Front Row: H. Liddell, J. Strieker, P. Armstrong, T. Cross. 2nd Row: M. Guyette, J. Reale, B. Porter, J. Dolbeck, G. Chappell, G. King. FCA Founded thirty years ago the FCA is a national organization whose purpose is to bring together Christian Athletes in fellowship to help encourage, support and grow through life's good times and trials. The local FCA huddle has been in existence for two years. They have sponsored a volleyball weekend, helped support the Ethiopian SOS fund and assisted other charitable work. National Honor Society The National Honor Society is made up of members who are selected on the basis of high scholastic average as well as evidence of character, leadership and service qualities. This year's officers were president, Bridget McDonald; vice-president, Greta Schuler; secretary, Lisa Noel; and treasurer, Amy Moses. The National Honor Society represented Ti High in Plattsburgh on Scholars for Dollars in January. The team consisted of Bridget McDonald, Tim Charboneau, John Gauger, and John Laundree. The National Honor Society's advisor is Miss Menga. (L to R) Front Row: G. Schuler, B. McDonald, A. Moses, H. Thompson. 2nd Row: P. Armstrong, J. Fitzgerald, A. Huestis, M. Thompson, T. Peeters. 3rd Row: K. Carey, M. Trudeau, T. Charboneau, L. Noel, K. Osborne, J. Laundree, T. Bain, W. Allen, J. Gauger. 9J The production of the Carillon '85 is an accumulation of the many talents of the staff that organized this yearbook. We spent many long hours and much effort planning and working to make this yearbook a success. The experience has been painful, fun, and unique. Adviser- Rose Connors Editor in chief - Kate Houghton Senior Editors - Greta Schuler, Scott Treadway Typing Editor - Wendy Thompson Business Editor - Mary Wright Underclass Editor - Julie Raymon Layout and Cover Artist - Kate Houghton Special thanks to Mr. Coons, Mr. Corbo, Ms. Crowell, Mrs. Liddell, Mrs. Breitenbach, and Ms. Connors for their patience and help. 94 (L to R) Front Row: K. Rock, B. McDonald. 2nd Row: J. Raymon, M. Rutkowski, K. Ferguson, M. Wright, W. Thompson, G. Schuler, K. Osborne 3rd Row: D. Frazier, J. Laundree, J. Cawley, K. Houghton, A. Butler, S. Treadway. 4th Row: J. Reale, G. King. Missing: T. Cole, C. Provoncha, B. Crossman, K. Lowell, C. Trudeau, S. Fitzgerald. 95 1984 Junior Prom King: Darin Rathbun Prince: John Reale Court: Richie Trudeau Stash Kissel Paul McIntyre Glenn King Scott Treadway Mike Mero Danny Belden Queen: Bridget McDonald Princess: Sheila Graney Court: Pam St. Andrews Lisa Coffin Toni Cole Lynn Coffin Greta Schuler Julie Raymon Colors: Pink, Purple, White. Band: Double Axle Theme: The Best is Yet to Come % March: Every Breath You Take 98 Junior Miss 1985 The theme of this year's Junior Miss program was very upbeat. The twenty-two girls did a physical fitness routine to Jump'' by the Pointer Sisters and twirled around the stage in their gowns in the poise and appearance portion of the night to the Theme from Terms of Endearment . Dawn Rizo received the award of fourth runner-up. The third-runner-up was Bridget McDonald, and Greta Schuler was second runner-up. Shari Kazlo, the only girl from Crown Point, was given the Spirit of Junior Miss award and received first runner-up. At the long awaited moment, Julie Raymon was crowned Ticondero-ga's 1985 Junior Miss. Through all of the long, hard, and tiring rehearsals, the girls gained self-confidence, poise, and many new friendships. (L to R) Front Row: B. McDonald, J. Raymon, S. Kazlo. 2nd Row: D. Bezio, G. Schuler, C. Cembalski. 3rd Row: S. Stevens, M. McLean, S. Graney. 100 Contestants Patti Armstrong Dawn Bezio - talent award Kelly Carey Cindy Cembalski - talent award Sue Christman Lisa Coffin Lynne Coffin - youth fitness award Toni Cole Shelly Davis Kim Ferguson Shelia Graney - poise and appearance award Shari Kazio - first runner-up, poise and appearance award, spirit of Junior Miss award Bridget McDonald - third runner-up, scholastic award Mary Jo McLean - youth fitness award Amy Moses Kim Osborne Diana Peters Greta Schuler - second runner-up, poise and appearance award Pam St. Andrews Sandy Stevens - youth fitness award Julie Raymon - 1985 Junior Miss Dannae Whalen 101 ADMINISTRATION SPECIAL RESOURCES Dr. Verdone-Superintendent Mr. Meola-Asst. Superintendent Mr. Corbo-Principal Mr. Vigliotti-Asst. Principal Ms. La Pointe-Librarian Ms. Russell-Interpreter for the Hearing Impaired Ms. Shapiro-Special Ed. Ms. Hens-Special Ed. Ms. Sheehan-Nurse Mr. Timmons-School Psychologist Mr. Bresett-Guidance Mr. LaCourse-Guidance 106 THE ARTS SCIENCE Ms. Menga-Home Mr. Coons-Industrial Arts Ms. Connors-Art Mr. Shapiro-Chorus Economics Ms. Cunningham-Biology 107 BUSINESS GLOBAL STUDIES Mr. Thompson-Business Ms. Herbert-Typing Mr. Dillon-Businss Mr. Connors-Social Studies Mr. Boyce-Social Studies Mr. Strum-Social Studies „ ' ♦ 108 MATHEMATICS ENGLISH Mr. Burleigh-Math Mr. Treadway-Math Mr. Cembalski-Math Mr. Rockhill-Math Ms. Breitenbach-English Mr. Cunningham-Reading Mr. Serianni-English Mr. Angel-English Mr. Dreimiller-English Ms. Dreimiller-English 109 AIDES SECRETARIES Mr. Malaney-Business Ms. Cully-Secretary Ms. Belden-Secretary Manager Ms. Hurlburt-District Treasurer Ms. Hires-Aide Ms. Liddell-Guidance Secretary Ms. Woods-Aide no PHYSICAL EDUCATION SERVICES Mr. Tubbs-Phys. Ed. Ms. Stricker-Phys. Ed. Mr. Stricker-Health Mr. Wells-Phys. Ed. Mr. Johnson-Driver Ed. Mr. Fleming-Custodian Mr. Olcott-Custodian Mr. Trombley-Custodian Cafeteria Staff: FRONT ROW Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Mason, Mrs. Crammond, Mrs. Merriam, Mrs. Burroughs, Mrs. Matte BACK ROW Mrs. Knight, Mrs. Wehnau. ill 09-0 ENGLAND'S PRINCE HARRY — Charles and Diana had a second son, Prince Harry, third in line for succession to the British throne. 09 OX. WORLD SERIES FOR THE TIGERS — The Detroit Tigers beat the San Diego Padres four games to one to win the 1984 World Series. LIBERTY GETS A FACE LIFT — After 98 years of wear, the Statue of Liberty began receiving badly needed repairs, including new iron supports and a new gold-plated torch. SPACE WALK — Mission specialists aboard the Shuttle Challenger used manned maneuvering units to walk in space independent of their spacecraft. SH'Otr INNOCENT — Former automaker John DeLorean was acquitted after a long and highly publicized trial. -t te VICTORY — Michael Jackson and his brothers performed 55 concerts on their massive Victory Tour throughout the U.S. There had been initial controversy over high ticket prices. 8 -0i ' Bi 02. credit: AP WIDE WORLD PHOTOS A 4 CURRENT ISVISNT5 8 -c 7 NO PEACE FOR BEIRUT — Twenty-three were killed when a car bomb hit the U.S. Embassy in Beirut. The tragedy was followed by questions about security measures. TOP MOVIES — Robert Duvall won best actor for his role in Tender Mercies. Terms of Endearment” won three Oscars: best picture, best actress Shirley MacLaine, and best supporting actor Jack Nicholson. - ? OLYMPIC CHAMPIONS — The U.S. won more Olympic medals than any other country in the Summer Olympics at Los Angeles. Two superstars were Carl Lewis, who won four gold medals in track events, and Mary Lou Retton, the first American woman to win an individual gymnastics Olympic medal. SH - to PURPLE PRINCE — One of the hottest new musical artists of 1984, Prince rocketed to the top with his nationwide tour and his first movie, Purple Rain. 9V-H WHERE'S THE BEEF?— Clara Peller, age 80, immortalized the phrase Where’s the beef? with her TV commercials for Wendy’s. SWEET NEWS—Dr. Daniel Azarnoff proudly displayed a molecular model of the artificial sweetener NutraSweet. New to the market, it quickly replaced saccharine in many low-calorie foods. CURRENT I EVENTS PERSONALS To Beezer Jr.(shave your eyebrows). Ted. To 8th grade puppies, BEWARE. Advice from an upper classman. Chester Wood, I'll always remember the good times we shared. Love, Cherie Dickerson. Let's have a party! Cuff. Good Luck in '85 Ti High football team. The Book-ends. Congratulations to the soccer team for a 3 win season. Scud. Fred Coons, Have one for me! Bruce Thompson. Kate, we don't have time. RC. Congratulations Jim DeZalia + JoAnne Wheelock on your wedding date. Love, Cherie Dickerson. John, you look like Brian so I guess Mich will love you too. Bain, Thanks for the Happy Meals! Kate, Here is the personal which you requested. Have a Great Time in this large rewarding world. Steve Hunsdon. Mary, Nancy, Dawn, Sandy, and Cindy; Remember 3rd pd. Cafeteria. Mike. Good-bye Ti High forever. Jim, Fred, George, Bob: BEST OF LUCK. Rosie. Wild Baby (Julie) I'll miss you next year. Good luck in college. Love, Michele Katie Kate, you've been a good friend. Good luck in college. Lorac, don't think about asparagus under glass, because you will get V (not vivid). Well . . . Ok ... I know . . . Boo . .. Go team for Dee Dee Dee, CCC, ACA, (L 1 3 L) -Evad SAXWERF, don't feel bad because you can't start a ski-doo, feel bad because your little brother can! Try Coke instead of Orange juice. A friend - EVAD REGNIS, if I ever drown you out with my low instrument, you will have to ________ in tiger skin. (2 what, 1 can't say). Flow's yours! Mine will miss you. Sob, Sob, Sniff, Grr,-EVAD Spoiled Tuna Fish . . . Ym!! January 12, 1985! Higher than a hoot owl! Summer '84 - (For S.C., S.T., and me) - Crazy! C'mon Susie!! To Hubby, I love you. Hun Bun, Remember Prom Night! CARDOZ, Guess we made it after all. Never thought we would. Tough year, but you won't hear me complaining. And may we have many more! - J.P. Joanne, even though you are a Viking, we have had lots of fun-thanks for all the laughs in Shorthand, Typing, and Gym-good luck with Jim, BE cool.- Missi R. Voz (Jill), Mel, Lisa, well chip-pies-looks like we made it through another year at Old Ti High. May we have many more laughs, good times, lets not forget the weekends at Baldwin!!!- Be cool, Missi R Well Missi, we made it through another year. Don't ever forget me and all the good times. (Bass Hole) Good luck w Doc. Thanks for all the help Cherie D. Your a real good friend. Lets hope it stays like that. Good luck and keep in touch. SENIOR INDEX Allen, Wendy ........ Armstrong, Patricia Ashe, Jo Lee ........ Avery, Judy ......... Bain, Thomas ........ Barron, Kathryn Battease, Kevin ..... Belden, Daniel ...... Belden, Thad ........ Bevilacqua, Naomi Bevins, Frank ....... Bezio, Dawn ......... Bilow, Todd ......... Blodgett, Merlene Brown, Susan ........ Burroughs, Thomas . Bush, Shawn ......... Carey, Kelly ........ Cawley, James ....... Cembalski, Cynthia Charboneau, Timothy Charlton, Daniel Christman, Susan Coffin, Lisa ........ Coffin, Lynn ........ Cole Tonia .......... Cook, Christopher Crossman, Brian Davis, Shelly ....... Decker, Danny ....... Decker, Tina ........ Denno, Thomas Ferguson, Kimberly Fitzgerald, Jennifer Fuller, Evelyn ...... Fuller, Flavia ...... Gauger, John ........ Graney, Sheila ...... Granger, Harold Graser, Thomas....... Hamond, Karl ........ Hill, Timothy ....... Hills, John ......... Hood, Brian ......... Houghton, Katherine Hunsdon, Sonja Hunsdon, Steven . .. Hurlburt, Fred ...... Johns, Joseph ....... Jordon, Jay ......... Jordon, Joel ........ Keller, Michael ..... Kelly, George ....... King, Glenn ......... Kissel, Stanley ..... Kolysko, Matthew La Fountain, Judy La Fountain, Peter La Fountain, Susan ........................... 10 La Pann, Joseph ...............................31 La Pann, Lisa .................................20 Me Donald, Bridget ............................14 Me Kiernan, Miranda ...........................20 Me Laughlin, Tamara .......................... 10 Me Lean, Mary Jo ..............................27 Mero, Michael ..................................8 Merrill, Scott ................................29 Middleton, Leslie ............................ 11 Moore, Edgar ................................. 13 Morrison, John ................................27 Moses, Amy ....................................25 Moses, Nancy ................................. 19 Moulton, Ronald ...............................28 Noel, Lisa ....................................13 Olcott, Robert ............................... 17 Osborne, Kimberly .............................22 Peters, Diana .................................28 Rathbun, Darin ................................22 Raymon, Julie .................................22 Reale, John ...................................23 Rockwell, Scott ...............................28 Rogers, Mark ................................. 16 Ross, Todd ....................................29 Sanders, Craig ................................21 Schuler, Greta ................................31 St. Andrews, Pamela ...........................29 Stacy, Tod ....................................20 Stanilka, John ................................23 Stevens, Sandra ...............................17 Strum, Norma ..................................12 Stull, Tracy ..................................26 Thompson, Brian T..............................25 Thompson, Bruce ...............................13 Thompson, Carl ................................24 Thompson, Wendy ...............................26 Treadway, Scott ...............................30 Trombley, Kellie ............................. 17 Trudeau, Richard ..............................26 Varmette, Brian ...............................31 Wallace, Michael ............................. 23 Webb, Gerald ..................................32 Whalen, Dannae ................................21 Woodard, Lisa .................................18 Wright, Mary ..................................30 Foreign Post Graduate Trassard, Phillippe ...........................33 In Memory Me Hugh, James ................................34 No Photo Available Geiser, Darren .... Me Laughlin, Dana Rafferty, Bonnie . 6 . 6 23 22 14 11 18 . 8 10 16 11 . 9 9 . 9 . 9 12 14 . 7 19 12 10 20 . 7 30 13 15 12 15 16 27 15 29 . 8 31 11 14 16 28 18 25 24 24 25 . 6 24 19 17 19 30 21 . 7 26 15 . 6 27 . 7 8 21 Last Will And Testament - I, Wendy Allen, leave to my sister Bobbi all the good times Ti High has to offer. To all my friends, I leave good memories and to Eric, I leave my love. - I, Patti Armstrong, leave my desire and determination to get Senior priveleges to all upcoming Seniors. I also leave my best wishes to my sister, Kerry. - I- Jolee Ashe, leave Bonita Detweiler and Amy Butler the extremely hard task of continuing the excellence of Spirit of Sound. - h Judy Avery, leave behind a seat on the floor for Karl T. for all the times he pulled my chair out from under me. - I. Thomas Bain, leave what's left of my car to Lake George Avenue. - I, Kathy Barron, leave Honeybee my superb driving skills. I leave Jen Cross my b'ball seat and moocha moocha. - I, Kevin Battease, leave my laziness, my lead foot, and my business to Little Will. - I- Danny Belden, leave all my unfinished homework to my sister Bonnie, and my wandering foot to any future soccer player who wants it. - I, Sharon Belden, leave the word trouble to my brother Tom. - L Thad Belden, leave all my women mingling abilities to Sandy Delong and all my combs to Ricky Rowe. - h Naomi Bevilacqua, leave to my sister, (nightmare) all my fond memories of Ti High, and to SPK all my love! -1- Frank Bevins, leave to Steve Burroughs and Jim Snyder my skills in BOCES. There are enough to go around. - I. Dawn Bezio, leave Damon to Marina, good luck. To Heidi, I wish the best gymnastics season ever, you deserve it, and to Kathy S., a bag of garbage. - I, Todd Bilow, leave to Mr. Treadway those good memories of 6th period computer class, and to Doug, Jeff, and Robby, don't forget to beat on the Worm and Gnue I,II next season. - L Sue Brown, leave to Beatrice the car which she will never have, Also to Al, Hoi, Sig, and Liz Star all the enjoyment of playing moody soccer!! May you win just one game! - L Tom Burroughs, leave a roll of Rolaids to all students who eat the school's food. - I. Kelly Carey, leave Mrs. Strieker a balance beam, if she can find someplace to put it, and to Bridget, good luck. ' -1, Jim Cawley, would like to leave Michelle Downing my ability to paint, she can use it, and to Mark Trudeau, my theatre key for his own private use. - L Cindy Cembalski, leave Ernestine to all future drama students and to my sister, I leave my astounding social life. - I, Tim Charboneau, would like to leave my unsurpassable talent for left bench to all future Ticonderoga baseball players. - L Susan Christman, leave T.T. to Tricia, headaches (from your — ) to Pam, and to my sister Berl, I leave a broken bed and C.C. -1, Lisa Coffin, leave Pam Goding Mr. Right! Also, to Tricia, Christine, and Pam, a reoccuring night at the Cave and my car. - I, Lynne Coffin, leave Wendy Dolbeck four more years of being yelled at by Mrs. Strieker for not working. -1, Tonia Cole, leave my ability to instigate trouble at the away gymnastics meets to my sister, Tara, hopes that Tricia, Pam and Christine have a fun-filled Senior year without pestering Richard too much, and a big THANKS to Mrs. Strieker for all the help she's given me during my four calm years at Ti High. - L Brian Crossman, leave memories of this school because they aren't too bad. I also will take my nickname Squeak because I sort of like it. - I, Shelley Davis, leave my fantastic typing abilities and swift hands to Amy McKee and my great artistic abilities and good times to Sean Connors. • h Tina Decker, leave Jen more midnight parties, to Jennifer M., a cheerleading skirt that fits, to Jim (j y b) all my love, and to Buffy and Jen, good luck - you'll need it! - I- Tom Denno, leave my fleecing and conning abilities to Joe Duquay and Jay Denno. - L Kimberly Ferguson, wish to leave a big THANK-YOU to Chris L. for all his help, and to JRW, all my love. - I, Jennifer Fitzgerald, leave James , our chauffer, alot of coincidences and all the thanks in the world, you're the greatest. To Carol, I leave Fat Greasy, the Wam-Wac legacy, and Pool Covers Inc. - F Flavia Fuller, leave to Jim Fuller my car keys, in the hope that he will not borrow anybody elses. 118 - I, Evelyn Fuller, leave Tiffany Hurlburt $20, Paul Sharkey, and a bag of air to go. Also to my best friends Lori, Ann, and Kelly, make your last years at Ti High the best ones of your life. - I, John Gauger, leave my Chemistry homework for Mr. Rutkowski to do. -1, Sheila Graney, as a dedicated member of the “Tee Hees , leave a few words of advice to the remaining few (Christine, Tricia, and Pam) - Live it up! To Mark Trudeau I leave the blueseated school bus ... remember? (love that honk noise!) To Bobby Dedrick, 1 leave all my big-mouth friends, and to the rest of the school, 1 leave you my Peach Fuzz! - I, Jay Granger, leave Dan Denton the satisfaction of one more year with Mr. Corbo as principal. - I, Karl Hammond, leave all my art ability to Michelle Downing - she needs it more than I do. - I, Tim Hill, leave my parking space to any junior that wants it. - I, Jack Hills, leave to Jason Dolbeck encouragement that someday he will get his dream girl. - 1, Brian Hood, leave with a cold because someone forgot to let Harry and I out of the refrigerator. - I, Kate Houghton, leave Ms. Connors with the task of making a better yearbook in the future. - I, Sonja Hunsdon, leave all of my so-called good grades to my brother; he will need them, and to all the teachers who have him - Good Luck! - I, Steve Hunsdon, leave all of the school locks without any combinations. - I, Fred Hurlburt, leave all of my school books to Damon Geiser because he loves school so much. - I, Joe Johns, leave the Oldsmobile to all those in the Baldwin Road Crash. - I, Jay Jordon, leave my basketball abilities to Dan Denton and my seat in the office to Jay Denno. - I, Joel Jordon, leave my looks and skills to whoever is good enough to take them. - I, Mike Keller, the one wild and crazy guy of the class of 1985, leave the magic of Boredom in all classes. -1, George Kelly, leave all my empty Skoal cans to Weeze, and my first period passes to Middleton because of his complaining. -1, Glenn King, leave to Dave Baker, my toe for next year(Head down, follow through!) and to Meatball , all the good times (wherever we were!); GOOD LUCK SENTINELS! - I, Stash Kissel, leave plenty of short reeb to James Meatball Reale, and all my love to Kari. - I, Matt Kolysko, leave my bicycle riding ability to anyone who wants it. - I, Pete LaFountain, would like to leave my best wishes to the junior class. - I, Judy LaFountain, leave my patience with Mr. Angel, the best of luck with Jodi and Ann to pass gym. -1, Sue LaFountain, leave to Eddie Jordon all of my favorite teachers (especially Mr. Dreimiller) - Good Luck!! 1 also leave you all my love. - 1, Joe LaPann, leave the Ti Golf Course to Dick, Brian, and the rest of the Cross-Country team. - I, Lisa LaPann, leave hoping to find a Tom Selleck look-alike somewhere out there in this world. 1 also leave all my love to Jim, and a six-pack to Judy. - I, Bridget McDonald, leave all my socks to Jeff P. and Joe P. To Jake-Elroy and Goog, one more Jeekers -who dat say dat? - I, Mandy McKiernan, leave Pam her favorite saying I taught her - Huh! Ma! and Tricia some spare rockets and toilet paper if she ever decides to run away again, and lastly, I leave Christine Dick Buell's hand in marriage. Congratulations from all of Dick's Angels . - I, Dana McLaughlin, leave to Mrs. Sheehan all the absentee slips I won't need next year. - I, Tami McLaughlin, not so sound of mind, leave my best friend Kellie all the hell I've raised, and to Kari, all the detention I got for raising it. - I, Mary Jo McLean, leave, leave to Diana Peters a whole box of earring backs (stop playing with your ears Didy!), and to my sister Tammy, my old books and Gary Mars. - I, Mike Mero, leave to Meatball the times at the campsite; keep the tradition going. To Jim Whitford, good luck with all the girls in 5th period study hall. - I, Scott Merrill, leave my professional Mountain Dew bottle guitar playing to Jeff P. and Doug O. I also leave my love to Amy. - I, Leslie Middleton, leave my memory, at least what's left of it, to whoever remembers me, but especially to Mark Trudeau. -1, Edgar Moore, hereby leave my locker, locker 392, to the next unfortunate student who has homeroom 301. - I, John Morrison, leave Physics to Mr. Dodd - he can have it! 119 - I, Amy Moses, leave Mandy all the cardboard in the world to take with her and to Jane Greenough, keep the fun of the peach, avoid all bananas and keep your cherries! - I, Nancy Moses, am just leaving and taking with me the memories of all the good times at THS. - I, Ronald Moulton, give all the classes I took to any freshman willing to take them, but has to. - , Lisa Noel, leave Cari Boyce all my beautiful black and blues in hopes she will become a tough soccer player and to Liz Montbriand, I leave my sleeveless soccer shirts so she can scare the opponents. - 1, Bob Olcott, leave all my brains and superior skills to my brother, Eric. I also leave him my $150 comic book. To Sherry, 1 leave all of my love. - I, Kim Osborne, leave Mortimer some gravestones to leap over, dying puppies , and No more Morris! To Carol, memories of camp parties and one last I hate you! 1 also leave Tracey and Jen Cross (my adopted sisters) the Gilda tape and the infection. Finally, Hi Bump! - 1, Diana Peters, leave to Denise alot of luck for the future, to Dawn and Mary Jo, remember the good times we had and I'll never forget you both. -1, Darin Rathbun, leave a new nickname to Meatball , a clean office to Coach Wells, and my congratulations to anyone who tames Tricia in the coming years. - I, Julie Raymon, leave the faculty of THS sincere gratitude for their guidance, their wisdom, and especially their inspiration to travel on to a greater education. -1, John Reale, leave site 85 at R.R. Campsite to brother meat , and to Chris Bartlett, I leave a tube of Close-Up toothpaste. - I, Scott Rockwell, leave my excellent cooking skills to Denise Peters. Good luck Dinny. - 1, Mark Rogers, leave to my sister Andrea, all my meetings with Mr. LaCourse, hope you don't need them like I did! - 1, Todd Ross, would like to leave all the teachers to all the other retards. - 1, Greta Schuler, leave Jackie, a lemon-lime s.p. (3 down, 1 to go), to Michelle, an S.D. which tastes better (I hope), and to Tracey, a lot of lifesavers (just to carry on tradition). - I, Pam St. Andrews, leave all my memories at Ti High to my friends, and to Eric, I leave the hope that a cure will be found for the big H! - I, Tod Stacy, leave my BOCES class to anyone who wants it. - I, Sandy Stevens, leave all my excuses to get out of Mrs. Strieker's gym class. To Sean Connors, 1 leave my ability to S-T-R-E-T-C-H to reach the top lockers that we shorter people seem to get. - I, Norma Strum, leave all my embarassing moments to Steph (B.F.U.). To Mile Ryan, one last e'est tres ennuyeux. -1, Tracy Stull, leave to my sister, Amber, all of the enjoyable things about Ti High (if she can find any!) and to Rex , I leave a can of Raid to use against her brother Joe. - I, Brian Thompson, leave the memories of all the football games to Coach Wells and Mr. Vigliotti. - I, Bruce Thompson, leave my football skills and expert art work to anyone who wants them. - I, Wendy Thompson, leave to Amber (Sis) and Aimee all the fun and trouble I got into at THS. To Ann and Brooke, all the her brother they want. Good luck to the Varsity Girl's b'ball team. Tina, remember Pam in second period. - I, Scott Treadway, leave to Dicky $10 in quarters in hopes that someday he will be able to beat me. - I, Kellie Trombley, leave with memories of homework I never did, tests I failed, and days I never came. To Bonnie - remember 10th because it was the best. - I, Richie Trudeau, leave to next years football team, the responsibility to kick some butt and go all the way again! - I, Mike Wallace, leave my basic training to Steve Burroughs, maybe he will get some muscles. - I, Jay Webb, leave nothing to everyone - so as to please all of you at once. - I, Dannae Whalen, leave my cuz Jeff Little, my house when my parents are gone and to Rex, Amber, and the rest of the gang, 1 leave all the great times. - I, Lisa Woodard, leave nothing to anyone except the rotten days at Ti High. - I, Mary Wright, leave Renee and Heather lots of luck tweeking! Don't get caught! To Amy, all our late night talks, and to Cary, Me!! 120 THE COBBLER BENCH MOSES-LUDINGTON HOSPITAL 189 Montcalm Street Ticonderoga, New York Wicker Street Ticonderoga, NY 12883 (518) 585-2831 212883 Charles Eisenberg (518) 585- 7952 Win or Lose, One Thing's the Same: There's nothing like a Big Mac® after the Big Game! McDonald's of Ticonderoga Routes 9N and 74 Ticonderoga, New York 12883 IT'S A GOOD TIME FOR THE GREAT TASTE 1 26 Montcalm Street Ticonderoga. New York 12833 To The Class Of 1985: We're Happy And Sad At The Same Time! HAPPY For Your Success And Chance To Move On. SAD Because It Won't Be The Same Without You! BEST OF LUCK ALL OF YOU! PATRONS: Wicker Ford Inc. Legion Barber Shop X 1 J f) SILVER BAY GENERAL STORE E. E. 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