Argyle Central School - Highlander Yearbook (Argyle, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1985 volume:

1985 HIGHLANDER ARGYLE, NEW YORK TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION 2 SENIORS 14 UNDERCLASSMEN 34 ACTIVITIES 60 PEOPLE 76 SPORTS 86 ADVERTISING 107 29TH EDITION DEDICATION We, the Class of 1985, dedicate our year- book to Mr. and Mrs. Pendergrass. Mrs. P came to A.C.S. as an elementary aide in 1972 the same year that we came as kinder- garteners. She escorted us on journies to the kitchen to get our snacktime milk, and to the bathroom where her patience was tested by those of us who took a little longer than necessary. She was always there to tuck us in at naptime. Mac has been a favorite of ours ever since we used to greet him in the cafeteria with an enthusiastic Hi Mac! Eleven years later things haven't changed; we still greet our great friend with Hi Mac! As we leave Argyle we are just beginning our careers while the Pendergrasses are ending theirs. They will be missed by thier co-workers, the teachers, and us. “Mac and Rosemary Pendergrass. SOME OF OUR FACULTY Can I kiss him in the play, Mr. Smith? Feel that beat, man! First dates are scary! Oh no! Two Marions at school! Mr. Polunci wrestles a wild projector. 3 PEP RALLY Ready and waiting .. take this, Joe . Follow me! Ha, Ha, Ha! Don't you feel dumb? A pep ralley is for all students who are in winter sports. Cheerleaders get the crowd doing cheers and chants to get psyched for the big game that night. Earlier in the week certain events took place such as Argyle Sock Day, Be Nice To A Player Day, Garnet and Gray day, and Spirit Day. On Garnet and Gray Day, if anyone saw Mr. Patzwald with his legs crossed, they would have noticed he wore one gray sock and one garnet sock. Meanwhile, Argyle Sock Day was complete when Mr. Miller came dressed in a pair of knickers and gray Argyle socks. Students were busy all week long making posters to try to win the poster contest. The winner of this contest got to throw the pie at the senior basketball player with the most money in his jar. This year Joey Lester Lufkin got the pie thrown in his face by Tony Howe and Chris Scoville. 4 6 'Kugie' ■ . TOT SHOTS PEZ 'Lars 'Cully Spanky 'Wicksie Jenny-bell Newelly • v — Strode-man Hummy Those Bozos! Sharp dressed nerd! Cool Cats! Blues Brothers. Halloween at Argyle is a day set aside so everyone can be a little crazier than usual. People range from Rock stars to clowns and your average everday nerd!! HALLOWEEN ’ CANADA r 9 Where is this trip taking us? Canadian Olympics? YEARBOOK STAFF Consisting of a handful of dedicated Seniors and a group of helpful Juniors, this year's staff made a determined effort to make our yearbook the best ever. Along with the guid- ance and planning of Mrs. Strode, our advisor, we succeeded in meeting the deadlines, sometimes with only minutes to spare. In the end the headaches, the hassles, and the long hours resulted in a publication which we are confident is a true record of our years at A.C.S. Advising the chief of his rights. EDITORIAL STAFF Sandy Luick Caryn Guilder Kris Larson Jennifer Simpson Heidi Wicks John Cuilla Marie Fillmore Editor-in-chief Business Manager Layout Editor Photography Editor Copy Editor Sports Editor Art Editor 10 What in the world is a cropper? HIGHLANDER staff, first row: Chris Kugler, JoAnne Bloomfield, Tom Sullivan; second row: Paula Fowler, Kerri McDougall, Dean McWhorter, Bill Kuba, Bill Fellows; top row: Kim King, Juli Abrahamson, Linda McClenning. Missing from the picture, Chris Taber. 11 What DO I put for a caption? The girls are back in town! 'I think she's got eyes for you, Benji. On your mark, get set It's gotta be here somewhere. Get down and boogie. 12 13 “Sure he's housebroken, you just have to clean his cage. Will ya look at the legs on that chick! £1 ■4 L SENIOR OFFICERS President: Caryn Guilder, Vice President: Kris Larson, Secretary: Heidi Wicks, Treasurer: Marie Fillmore Class advisor: Mr. Evans Class advisor: Mrs. Guilder We the class of 1985 would like to express a sincere thank you to our class advisors, Mr. Evans and Mrs. Guilder. Without their guidance throughout high school and pushing us to get various things sold we probably wouldn't be going to Washington, D.C. in the spring. Again we would like to thank our class advisors for everything because we probably couldn't have done it without them. Now it is time for us to move on and all go our separate ways, but we will never forget all the memo- ries of ACS. We have gone from kindergarten nap time to the many senior decisions and plans for the future. We would also like to say goodluck to our underclass- men with the rest of their years at ACS. THE CLASS OF 1985 Thandy you're tho sexy! Basketball 9; softball 9,11; FHA. “Ethel” Softball 10,12. Laura Andrews Kimberly Brock way Rickshaw Summer school 5 years; party thrower. Randy Clark Cully Basketball 9. tennis 10; class secretary 9, V.I.C.A. 11. Stephen Cor lew Colleen Cuthbert Richard Coats Sharon Doyle Maria'' Senior band 9 - 12; senior chorus 10 - 12; octet 12; treasurer MAD. club 9 - 12; class treasurer 9-12; Na- tional Honor Society 11,12; yearbook staff 12; math team 10-12; stage band 9,10,12. Marie Fillmore Gilda Class president 9-12; stu- dent council 9-12; volley- ball 9-12; basketball 9-12; band 9-12; ski club 9,11; business manager of year- book 12; math team 11,12; prom attendant. Caryn Guilder Big AL Student council 9-11; math team 10,11; class vice presi- dent 11; prom attendant. Guy Harris Harv FHA. Hummy Soccer 9-12, baseball 12; party organizer. Laurel Harvey William Humiston 21 22 Ely, Frog, Piggy, and Kat — best friends. 23 Hummy, open your eyes! Kugie a T ' Jans Volleyball 11,12; octet 11,12; senior choir 9-12; senior play 12; all county choir 10-12; solo competi- tion 11,12. Basketball 9-12; soccer 9,12; cross country 10,11; student council 12; math team 10,11; tennis 9-12; yearbook staff 12. Lori Jansson Christopher Kugler Josie Kat Softball 9-12; volleyball 9- 12; G.A.A. 9-12; prom com- mittee. Softball 9,11. Donna Lampmon Katrina Langworthy Lars Cheering 9-12; tennis 10- 12; yearbook layout editor 12; class vice president 12; G.A.A. 9-12; band 9-12; choir 9,11; stage band 9-12; prom Queen; ski club; all county band and choir 9- 12. Margaret LaRoe Kristine Larson 24 Richard Longdaue Lon Soccer 9-12; student coun- cil 9-12; ski club 9,11,12; Varsity Club 10-12; math team 9-12. Basketball 9-12. soccer 11. Joseph Lufkin Yucan Lucan Yearbook editor 12; presi- dent of student council 12; cross country 9-12; basket- ball 9-12; tennis 9-12; ora- torical contest winner; math team 9-12; Who's Who Among American High School Students 11; boys' state 11; Varsity Club 9-12; student council 10-12; soccer 12. Lindsey Cheering 9-12; field hock- ey 9,12; prom committee; prom attendant; yearbook staff 12; choir 9,10; G.A.A. 9-12. Sandy Luick Linda McClenning Lori Volleyball 11,12; softball 11; choir 9,10; FHA 9. G.A.A. 11,12; DECA 11. Spanky Soccer 9,11; baseball 9.10. Washington County Sher- iff s Cadet 11,12; Varsity Club 9-ii. Loreen McDougail Glenn Miner 25 Oooh . .. tough guy!” Strodeman fading away. I wonder what they're doing in Argyle? Get down and boogie, Dan!' 27 Newelly Smooch'' Soccer 9-11; basketball 9- 11. Soccer 9-12; prom atten- dant; basketball 9-12; Var- sity Club 11,12. Daniel Newell Todd Palmer Jenny-bell Band 9-12; choir 9,11; marching band 9-12; cheer- ing 10-12; field hockey 9.12; student council 12; G.A.A. 9-12. cross country 10. yearbook photography editor 12; prom committee 11. Dale” Baseball 10-12; basketball 9-12; soccer 9-12; math team 10,11; prom King; Varsity Club 10,12. Jennifer Simpson Daryl Smith -FEZ Baseball 9-12; soccer 9-12; ski club 9-12; math team 9- 12; student council 9-12; choir 9; Varsity Club 9-12; senior play, prom atten- dant. Patrick Smith Christopher Strode 28 Wicksie Cheering 9-12; field hock- ey 9,12; choir 9-11; octet 10,11; class secretary 12; prom attendant; softball 9- 12; yearbook copy editor 12; prom committee 11; all county choir 9-11; band , G.A.A. 9-12, soccer score- keeper 10,11. Heidi Wicks 29 Kimberly Wielt 30 You did WHAT to my clarinet? “HEAVEN” The Court of the 1984 Junior Prom: King Daryl Smith, Queen Kris Larson; crown bearers, Joshua Pendergrass, Amber Tucker. Left to right: Steve Corlew, Todd Palmer, Patrick Smith, Guy Harris, 1983 Queen Lisa McClen- ning, 1983 King Shawn Dowd; Caryn Guilder, Heidi Wicks. Colleen Cuthbert and Linda McClenning. 32 Anticipation. Waiting for the big moment. The new king and queen. Joe and Guy having a rap session. Oh, Maria, Maria, Maria It's casual. Smile pretty. Our Junior Prom was held May 11, 1984 at the Queensbury Hotel. The theme was Heaven with music by 107Q. We were transformed that night from sloppy teenagers to ladies and gentlemen in tuxes with tails and gowns with hoop skirts. As we sat down to a meal of turkey and roast beef we ate very carefully and cautiously so as not to spill a thing on our clothes. Then 10 o'clock rolled around and the new 1984 court was announced. Before we knew it our Junior Prom was over. It was a night filled with memories that none of us will ever for- get. 33 CLASS OF ’86 First row: K. Bailey, C. Lutz, E. Lutz, W. Fellows, J. Cuilla, D. Dessaint. B. Bruce, L. Jones, C. La Roe; second row: W. Fosmire, D. Clift, B. Legault, K. Knight, S. Dowmont, K. Colvin. K. Dessaint, J. Abrahamson, H. Hol- comb; top row: D. Keech, H. Decota, S. Graham, S. Durkee, M. Knowlton, H. Bartholomew, P. Davis, T. Barker, V. Bloomfield, D. Dessaint, J. Bloom- field, K. King. G. Creaser, C. Aldous. Junior class officers, left, clockwise from top left: Treas. Chris McCoy sec. Joanne Bloomfield, vice pres. Craig Webster, pres. Paula Fowler Amy and Sarita, above left, prove to be bosom buddies . Gary, above right, wonders what's so funny. First row: C. Webster, L. Bennett, D. McWhorter, S. Brennan, K. McDougall, M. Wilson, R. Thompson; middle row: C. Taber, S. Squadere. A. Lufkin, S. Smith, C. Taber, S. Stevens, L. Saunders. C. McCoy, S. McMurry, D. Reynolds; top row: R. Ris t, T. Sullivan, L. Rouse, J. Robbins, M. Briscoe, D. Sherman, T. McDougall. At the end of Junior year, before that final step into Senior year, there loom the Regents exams. Ev- eryone must prove himself in social studies and English, but besides these two mandated tests there are Regents in chemistry, math, and French which a fair number of Ju- niors take as well. Thus the Junior year becomes one long cram course occasionally punctuated by money raising projects like the magazine drive early in the fall. After clear- ing the financial and academic hur- dles, next year's Seniors will truly be able to say, We've made it! 37 CLASS OF ’87 ■ ’ Oh no! Here comes mom First row: T Sanders. K. McFarren, J. Skarrup, K. Pierce. K. McFarren. K. Mulvaney, K. Schmidt. K. Reid, J. Williamson, A.A. Patterson; middle row: J. Saunders. B. Rainville, D. Smith. J. Wilson, L. Wicks, N. Wilson; top row: C. Scoville, T. Miller, R. Simpson. L. Reynolds, S. Manney, T. Sutliff. President, John Graham, front. Vice president. Alice Ann Patterson, left. Secretary, Claudia Bonhote, back. Treasurer, Chris Kuba, right. Love at first sight. 38 I can't believe he said that. Cover Girl Model-Laurie Liddle. Under the skillful lead- ership of President John Graham, the class of '87 is well on their way to suc- cess. The sophomore com- mittee of five, made up of Rosie Bailey, Jim Cuilla, Laurie Liddle, Karen Schmidt and Janet Wil- liamson, is always ready to help their class. The soph- omore class will be selling candy at the Argyle bas- ketball games along with other various candy sales to raise money this year. The other class officers are Vice-President Alice Ann Patterson; Secretary Clau- dia Bonhote and Treasurer Chris Kuba. We wish the class of 87 lots of luck in their years to come. First row: R. Walden. M. Fosmire, T. Howe. R. Corlew, J. Cuilla. B.J. Bailey. C. Kuba, C. Bonhote. K. Ayers. Second row: C. Corlew. E. Grant. C. Harris. D. Coltrain, R. Bailey, L. Liddle, J. Evans. J. Lufkin, third row: T. Augstein, J. Graham, J. Fillmore. C. Geroux, T. Doran, R. Fleming, M. Humiston. B. Bo ice, J. Buckley, M. Lohret. 39 CLASS OF ’88 The freshmen are at the beginning of the end. By entering high school they have a whole host of activities, clubs, and sports to join. They also have a large choice of classes to choose from, but they also know that fundraising will be a busy part of the year. Good luck, class of '88! Class officers: kneeling, treas. Eden Whitaker, standing, vice president, Joe Jackson, sec. Jennifer Frank, pres. Amy Wicks. Kim looks quizzical. First row: K. Aubrey, T. LeCault, J. Corlew. M. Bassett, J. Evens, K. Albert, P. Fillmore, J. Geroux, J. Gagnon. M. Fichtner; middle row: S. Bartholomew, D. Printy. T. Brennan, T. Decker. J. Jackson, K. Duncan, J. Coltrain, S. Derusha, top row: J. Lutz, G. Blair, F. Flewelling, S. Buckley, P. Bucklev I. Frank, L. Graham, T. Husted. First row: H. Ottens, A. Wicks, E. Robillard. J. Rock, M. Clark, D. McWhorter, D. Patterson, S. Smith. J. Sullivan, N. Taber. R. LeMaire; middle row: S Riley, D. Depew, D. Corlew. J. Williams. D. McDougall, S. Manney, N. Utne; top row: A. Richards, S. Reid, E. Whitaker, T. Mattison, K. Pierce, C. White, S. Wade, R. Rockcastle. 1. Did you hear that?'' 2. You AREN'T going to take that picture! 3. All right, who took my music? CLASS OF ’89 First row S. Price. L. Wood, J. Robbins. K. Price, L. Trombley, A. Miller, R. Williamson, J. Shaw, K.J. Bailey, S. Manney, D. Wielt, R. McWhorter; middle row; J. Peppin, D. McCullen, T. Lohret, J. McWhorter, J Tucker, K Larson, S. Husted, T Gagnon, D. Ayers, L. Nichols; top row: J. Wilson, S. McWhorter, S. Richards, J. LeMaire, M. Scoville, S. McFarren, M. Rist. Jonesy puts his head to good use. President, Matthew Bello, center. Vice president, Scott Richards, back. Secretary, Lisa Trombley, left. Treasurer, Amy Abrahamson, right. First row: A. Gillis, M. Bello, D. Fichtncr, K. Crandall, A. Abrahamson, S. Anderson. H.J Creaser. R Hayes, M Howe, A Caprood, J. Augstein. R. Ayers; middle row: M. Corlew. D. Jones, B Cille, C. Granger J. Bain. C. Clark. A. Bartow. E. Edgerly; top row: W. Doran. T. Derusha, M. Fleeman. P. Derusha, H. Heidorf. F. Ely, J. Bacon, T. Dessaint. I know I'm cool. Micah busses his cafeteria ta ble. Janet takes time out for a picture Now that the initial shock of junior high has subsided, the eighth graders are settling into the day to day regimen of classes, clubs, and sports. There's still much energy to burn and the upstairs corridor becomes a battle zone between classes and when the final buzzer sounds at the end of the day. 4 CLASS OF ’90 First row L. Rockcastle. D. Depew. T. Dessaint. J. Jansson, A. Hammond. J. Jansson, F DeLisle. D. Durkee, K. Williams; middle row: D. Jones, K. Anderson. B. Crinnell, A. Geroux. R. Humiston, K. Chester, S. Dowmont, K. Hoffer, top row: M. Ballard, S. Hamilton, K. Dennis, R. Decota, T. Lampmon, G. Curtis. Scott Lufkin enjoys the resources of the library. Banging lockers, racing in the halls, cutting corners, talking at levels of 10,OCX) decibels will give way before the end of the year to a more sedate pace, as the seventh graders adjust to the everyday routine of Ju- nior High. 44 Seventh grade class officers, clockwise from top left: Pres. Travis Dessaint, vice pres. David Durkee, treas. Karl Palmer, sec. Robert Siaulnski. First row: S. Mahoney. J. Salmonson, P Tracey, B Monroe. N Montero. R. Siaulnski, 5. Lufkin middle row: T. Lutz, D. Wood. B. White, S. Schaffer, J. Tripp, J. Ratcliff, C. Nichols; top row: S. W'ade, M. Lyon, M. Morrison, M Monroe, H. Ottens. K. Palmer, L. Reynolds. Nicole and Erica, above, patiently await the beginning of music class. Dean, upper right, wonders whether he'll understand modern technology. David, right, asks, What class is this? 45 SIXTH GRADE Mis. Storm s sixth grade, first row: D. Parrish. B. Cuthbert. A Liddle. P Hammond, J. Caprood, P. White, K. Larson. S. Cormic, K. Corlew. middle row: R. Lutz. D. McDougall, J. Gilchrist. J Simpson. M. Condcll, R. Dexter, K Sumner, L Zuger. R Price; top row: R Evens, L Doran, T. Pinkowski. N. Tripp, C. McDougall, D. Nichols. N. Hall. R W'ilson, A. Brennan. Absent from picture: J. Curtis. 46 Mr Wright's sixth grade, first row: T. Ely. K. Bassett, B. McDougall, D. Tracy. J Finn, J. Harrington, J Williamson, J Gille; middle row: A. Wood, A. Tilford, T. Mattison, I Flewrelling, B. McFarren, L. Henke, M Rock, H. Bain, C. Siaulnski; back row: B. Hennessey, E. Mulvaney, K. Howe, C. Morehouse, B. Fish, M LaGoy, J. Miller, M Moore, D. Whitaker, M McWhorter. L. Sanders, C. Hicks. Mr Wright Only three more minutes before lunch is over? The sixth graders are hard at work preparing for Junior High by learning harder skills to prepare them for the future. A foreign language, French, computer skills, Argyle history, and European ge- ography are some of the courses which they must master in their final year of elementary school. 47 FIFTH GRADE Mr Caulfield Getting down to work. The fifth grade has taken French and will be study- ing nutrition and meal planning this year. In addi- tion to classwork there is a field trip planned for the spring. Mr. Caulfield's fifth grade, first row: M. Jones, K. Rockcastle. M Wood, J. Fosmire, C. Fleming. T Noonan, B. Saunders. R. Vadnais, C. Walker; second row. A. Schult, K. Olsenwik, M. Pliscofsky, R. Wilson, L. Jenkins, H McClellan, D. Williams, J. W?ood; top row: G. Buckley, D. Dunn. K. Bo ice, L. Carman, D. Tucker, R. Stephan. J. Mallory, H. Decota, P. Geroux. Missing from the picture, J. Wilkins. Mr. Donnelly's fifth grade, first row: L. LaCross, K. Liddle, J. Geroux, R. Sullivan, W. Brady, J. Randles, J. Bourn, J. Price; second row: D. Hammond, M. Riccio, K. McWhorter, A. Bello, D. Rock, S. Durkee, D. Frank, K. Manney, C. Grinnell, T. Wicks; top row: R. Pinkowski, D. DeCota, M. Riley, L. Deptola, H. Jackson, C. Ottens, J. Reid, R. Buckley, J. Reynolds, J. Allen, S. Hennessey. Sure, you can take my picture. 49 Lil' Wicksey. FOURTH GRADE The fourth graders, under the guidance of Mr. P. and Mrs. Torda, are working hard to prepare for tougher schoolwork. More emphasis lies in science and social studies as well as other subjects. The fourth graders will exhibit their scientific knowledge at the annual Science Fair. Fun work? Mr. Pendergrass Mr. Pendergrass's fourth grade, first row: R. Morehouse, J. Delisle, J. McDougall, J. Wade, S. Siaulnski, M. McGraw, J. Humiston; second row; M. Grinnell, J. LaGoy, R. McWhorter, M. Hamm, S. Gille, M. Lutz, N. Osborne; top row: S. Sumner, M. White, R. Bassett, S. VanAvery, B. King, M. Riley, S. Hoffer, R. Derusha. 50 Mrs. Torda's fourth grade, first row: S. Condell, W. Baker, C. Siaulnski, G. Schult, N. Dee, J. Fruchter, J. Schaffer; second row: T. Fish, M. Jackson, S. Dexter, A. Hahn, A. Russell, R. Flaven, M. Edgerly; top row: S. Morrison, B. Fichtner, C. Harrington, J. Wilson, M. Parrish, B. Nassivera, J. Amell, R. Holcomb. 51 When is it our turn?” THIRD GRADE Can you believe that outfit? Mrs. Jarvis's Third Grade: Front row: P. Hayes, J. Liddle, R. Graham, S. Grinnell, J. Flaven, W. Jenkins, D. Gaiser, L. Curtis; middle row: C. Henke, R. Hicks, T. Monroe, J. Moseley, L. Morehouse, G. Noonan, K. Ottens, J. Vadnais, M. Wilkins; top row: A. Bello, T. Reynolds, T. Durkee, V. Doran, T. McDougall, J. Brown, H. Brady, N. Deyoe. Absent from picture, D. Hitchcock. Everywhere I go my lunchbox goes. Mrs. Jarvis Third graders this year have been busy with the subjects of science and social studies. In science, they have learned about the plant and animal kingdoms, energy and matter, the solar system and health. In social studies they have studied communities and government with a special unit on Christmas Around the World ' They have had a busy, enjoyable and successful year getting prepared for fourth grade. 52 Honest, Mrs. Rouse, I didn't spill that jello! Mrs. Bain's Third Grade: Front row: J. McClouth, C. Hicks, J. Entwistle, G. LaCross, C. Gillis, A. Randles, E. Michalak, T. Condit, K. Jenkins; middle row: K. Jursza, C. McKernon, L. Holman, D. Dessaint, J. Delisle, H. Herbold, J. Boisvenue, U. Peppin; top row: C. Monroe, J. Rozelle, A. Bentley, D. Cormie, C. Derusha, F. Hover, J. Record, K. Allen, R. McFarren. Mrs. Bain Mr. Doetsch's class: Front row: Timothy Riccio, Todd Sheldon, Jason Durkee; back row: Gregory Bassett, Nikka Baker, Anna Gordon, David Edgerly. There are seven students in Mr. Doetsch's class whose grade levels range from kindergarten through third grade. The program is designed to aid and increase the students' development of learning and social skills and operates like most other classes. 53 Mr. Doetsch SECOND GRADE Mrs. Depew's Second Grade: Front row: M. Granger, R. Garvin, D. Shaw, M. Sellingham, K. Harsha, S. Hammond; middle row: L. Wagner, R. Lancour, A. Walker, A. White, R. Zuger, M. Moseley, J. McHugh, T. McClellan; top row: C. Fichtner, C. Derusha, J. Parrish, S. Olsenwik, G. Rockcastle, J. Riley. 54 Mrs. Depew Isn't it about time to go home? Mrs. Heller's Second Grade: Front row: J. Price, S. Forbes, M. Fish, S. Baker, M. Barcomb, C. Tucker, C. Brown; middle row: R. Lutz, J. Caprood, J. Humiston, M. Tucker, P. Schult, P. Bristol, J. Gonzales, A. Bain; top row: A. Salmonson, A. Frank, C. Bassett, D. Brady, B. Depew. I'm finally getting the hang of this cursive writing. Second graders have a full course of study which in- cludes reading, math, spelling, language, social studies, and science. They learn to write in cursive and for enjoy- ment there are seasonal art projects which engage their artistic abilities. Not to be outpaced by the technological revolution the second graders all have regular time on the computer so that by the end of the year they can claim to be computer literate! Mrs. Heller 55 FIRST GRADE Mrs. Evens's First grade: First row: A. Warner, J. Brown, C. Hennessey, I. Story, J. Burch, D. Fichtner, L. Mallory; second row: J. McDonald, S. Hitchcock, D. Sellar, P. Fronhofer, C. Jarvis, J. Hover, J. Riley; back row: P. Lohret, L. Miner, J. Elsworth, D. Archard, C. Davis, R. Graham, J. Durkee. Absent from picture: A. Surprise. Is that a meatloaf sandwich you're hiding? Mrs. Evens In first grade the children are very busy learn- ing to read and add and subtract. Each day is filled with many new experiences such as becom- ing more familiar with the computer, getting ready for holidays, and just enjoying being with friends. The joys of learning. Chug-a-lug! Mrs. Brownell Mrs. Brownell's First grade: Front row: T. Osborne, C. Walther, D.J. Gille, J. Bennett, S. Rozelle, D. Flaven, B. Hahn; middle row: H. Hicks, H. Van Avery, B.J. Saunders, C. Russell, A. Tucker, M. Stewart, A. Brayman; top row: J. Pendergrass, I. Hamilton, M. Williams, A. Rice, E. Thieverge, P. Burns, R. Pliscofsky, D. Herbold. Absent from picture, M. Grant. KINDERGARTEN Mrs. Gawronski's kindergarten: First row: B. Elsworth, L.A. Nicholson, S. Dashnaw, C. McClouth, C. Carden, J. Amell, A. Harsha, A. Lapitsky, M. McGraw; middle row: K. McKernon, J. Vaughn, J. Gonzales, J. Depew, M. Clark, J. Moore, A. Mannar, Z. Parrish; top row: J. Hempel, C. Whitty, C. Durkee, A. McNeil, J. O'Connor, C. Gille, J. McWhorter, S. Carlisle. Their first taste of cafeteria food. As they begin their academic careers, the kindergarteners must make many big adjustments as they weather the tran- sition between home and school. They learn to socialize by getting along with others, working cooperatively, and shar- ing toys, books, and games. With the guidance of their teachers and aides, kindergarten becomes a year of prepar- ing for the disciplines of reading, math, and spelling which await them in first grade. Mrs. Gawronski 58 59 Mrs. French's kindergarten: First row: J. Fruchter, H. Dashnaw, E. Graham, A. Flewelling, R. Gaiser, B. Fronhofer, E. Seelye, J. White; middle row: A. Delisle, V. LeMaire, S. Taylor, J. McHugh, C. Derusha, K. Moseley, R. Heidorf, B. Kelley; top row: J. Ganisin, T. Schult. K. Clark, S. Sanders, A. Randles, B. Black, E. Entwistle, J. Tucker. K.ft' '8S- STUDENT COUNCIL Student council, kneeling: Janet Williamson, Claudia Bonhote, Karen Schmidt, John Graham, Jennifer Lufkin, Robert Simpson; sitting: Jennifer Simpson, Chris Kugler, Pat Smith, Caryn Guilder, Rich Longdaue, Sandy Luick; standing: Stacey Brennan, Kerri McDougall, Paula Fowler, Gary Creaser, Bill Fellows, Dean McWhorter, Bill Kuba, Craig Webster. With Sandy Luick and Bill Kuba at the helm, the student council enjoyed another legis- lative year. The council acts as a go-between for the students and the school administra- tors. Members are elected to their positions from grades seven through twelve, with class population determining the number of representatives a class may have. The student council-sponsored Oratorical Contest and the K through 3 Christmas candy hand-out were both great successes. Special thanks to Mr. Boone, our advisor, for all of his help and guidance. Student council, kneeling: Candy Nichols, Scott Lufkin, Travis Dessaint; sitting: Joe Jackson, Eden Whitaker, Amy Wicks, Cassandra White, Debbie Corlew: standing, James Creaser. Student council officers: Pres. Sandy Luick, standing: Vice-pres. Bill Kuba, seated right; treasurer, John Graham, seated left. Missing from the picture, secretary, Tracy White. 62 MATH TEAM Math team, first row: Mr. Miller, advisor, Katie Mulvaney, Janet Williamson; second row: Chris Kugler, Daryl Smith, Bill Kuba, Craig Webster; top row: Chris Taber, Amy Lufkin, Sandy Luick, Pat Smith, Jim Cuilla. Guided by math teacher, Mr. Miller (a.k.a. Mr. Math), the Argyle math teams did well in competition against Glens Falls, Saratoga, Granville, and Stillwater answering during each session six ques- tions previously unseen in the areas of algebra, trig, calculus, and geometry. A- team members Dean McWhorter, Sandy Luick, Guy Harris, Marie Fillmore, Jen- nifer Simpson, and Rich Longdaue led the Argyle contingent of mathletes in aggressive problem solving. Math team, first row: Mr. Miller, Marie Fillmore, Joanne Evans, Caryn Guilder; I know the answer's here somewhere second row: Jennifer Simpson, Karen Schmidt, Jennifer Lufkin, Kris Reid; top row: John Cuilla, Rich Longdaue, Bill Fellows, Dean McWhorter, Tom Augstein, John Graham, Tom Sullivan. 63 HONORS J Sandy Lucik, Boys' State delegate, Bausch and Lomb Science award. Marie Fillmore, D.A.R. Good Citizen. Every year several honors are bes- towed on deserving students for out- standing scholarship and leadership. Sandy Luick, the Boys' State representa- tive in 1984, attended the program at Siena College where he held offices at local, county, and state levels. He also won the Bausch and Lomb science award for outstanding work in science subjects. Marie Fillmore is the D.A.R. good citi- zen for her wide participation in school activities. There were seven Regents Scholarship winners: Guy Harris, Richard Longdaue, Caryn Guider, Jennifer Simpson, Patrick Smith, Sandy Luick, and Marie Fillmore. Regents Scholarship winners, seated: Caryn Guilder, Marie Fillmore, Jennifer Simp- son: standing: Richard Longdaue, Sandy Luick, Guy Harris, Patrick Smith. 64 Craig and Marie prepare to go onstage. On February 27,1985 there was a reception for this year's inductees into the National Honor Society. Laura Chodos, New York State Regent, spoke to students and family mem- bers about the value of education in a modern society. Nine students were welcomed into the Society: Sandy Luick, Jen- nifer Simpson, Caryn Guilder, William Kuba, Dean McWhorter, John Graham, Janet Williamson, Karen Schmidt, and Kristen Reid. Marie Fillmore and Craig Web- ster, who were inducted into the National Honor Society last year, conducted the evening's ceremonies. The one who spoke out. Mr. Boone gives a short briefing. Marie taps Janet. Let's go, John. 65 FRENCl CLUB French club. first row: E. Robillard, K. Reid, K. Schmidt, J. Lufkin, J. Wilson; second row: D McCullen. K. Pierce, D. Corlew, L. Whitaker, L. Liddle, D McWhorter, B Fellows, top row: S. Anderson, C. Bonhote, R. Simpson. K. Mulvaney, C. Taber. B. Kuba. French club officers, seated: Sec. Claudia Bonhote, treas. Paula Fowler, standing Vice pres. Joe Jackson, Miss Ro- belen, pres. Bill Kuba. French club, first row: k Duncan. R. LeMaire. J. Coltrain, D. W'haley, T. Augstein; second row: K McDougall. S. Stevens. N. Utne, M Bassett. S. Riley. C. Granger. C Webster; top row J Williamson, D. D. Patterson. S. Squadere, T. Legault, A. Rich- ards, G. Creaser. The French Club has a large number of students who have financed a trip to a museum of Impressionist art by selling candy and sponsoring a rollerskating party. Two trips are planned for '85 - one to Quebec and another to France during spring vacation. French Club, first row: S. Brennan, S. Smith. A Wicks, J. Frank, L. Bennett; second row: P. Fillmore, M. Fleeman, P. Fowler. J. Jackson. J. Evens, K. Price; third row. S. Richards, C. Taber, J Evans, J. Graham. T. Brennan, J. Sullivan. FHA ART CLUB FHA. HERO, seated: J. Salmonson, L. Mahoney, R. Humiston, S. Schaffer, S. Anderson; standing: T. Lutz, M. Lyon, K. Price. T. Brennan, T. Lohret, J. Peppin, M. Bassett, K. Bailey. F.H.A. club officers, from left: Sec. Tonya Brennan, vice pres. Scott Anderson, pres. Terri Lohret. Missing from the picture, treas. Kathy Jo Bailey. Art Club, first row: R. LeMaire, C. Taber, K. Schmidt, C. Bonhote, C. Taber; second row: K. McDougall, S. Stevens, L. Liddle, J. Jackson, D. McWhorter. Art club officers, clockwise from top left: vice pres. Karen Schmidt, pres. Claudia Bonhote, treas. Joe Jackson, sec. Kerri McDougall. FHA HERO is the home economics club for 7-12 students. This after-school organization has planned and carried out sever- al activities: a Halloween Carnival, a Thanksgiving dance, a Christmas party with community involvement, and a Winter Ball. These activities, along with a linen calendar and bumper sticker sales have provided FHA HERO with the means to raise funds for the April state meeting in Niagara Falls. This annual meeting allows state affiliated FHA HERO members to share a weekend of workshops and activities related to leadership skills and Home Economics. The Art Club, under the guidance of Mr. Fleury, is an enriching experience for its members. Artists in the community are invited to come and demonstrate, and trips to museums are held. Art club advisor, Mr. Fleury. 67 SKI CLUB The Argyle Ski Club filled the slopes once again this year. About twenty students skied at West Mountain and twenty-five went to Willard Mountain. Our advisor, Mr. Boone, came through with a little help from his coordinators Craig Webster, Dean McWhorter, and Bill Fellows, by extending the Willard Mountain trip from four to six weeks. It was a good year for skiing and everyone came back alive. A special thanks to the chap- erones. West Mountain Group: Front Row: M. Williamson; Middle Row: C. Strode, E. Whitaker, C. Harris, M. Morrison, D. Patterson, K. Larson, D. McWhorter, M. Humiston, C. Webster, F. Delisle, E. Rockcastle. M. Hunter, L. Graham; Back Row: M. Rist, M. Briscoe The lonely bus ride. 68 Willard Mountain Ski Club. You just keep an eye on me. Keep on humming along. 69 Come on the lift with me. You'll go far, baby! BAND Junior band, first row: J. Mallory, K. Olsenwik, A. Bello, K. Corlew, C. Sumner, R. Buckley, G. Buckley, J. Price; second row: H. Jackson, R. Price, J. Reid, R. Vadnais, J. Wood, E. Mulvaney, T. Mattison, M. Pliscofsky, R. Evens, J. LaGoy, J. Allen; third row: J. Bennett, T. Brennan. J. Sullivan. J. Evens, M. Condell LeMaire, K. Duncan, M. Clark, J. Coltrain. Jennifer, John, and Karen spark the brass section. McWhorter, S. Smith, K. Larson, S. Brennan, L. D. Williams; top row: D. Whaley, J. Jackson, R. Dean drums'' it out. The Argyle Central School band under the di- rection of Mr. LaFera, has many practices and preparations before the winter and spring con- certs. There are also many parades to march in such as the Memorial Day and the Fourth of July parade. The members of the band are exposed to many forms of music ranging from marches to jazz and rock. 70 Show a bit more enthusiasm, Chris! Senior band, first row: D. Whaley, M LaGoy, R. LeMaire, M Fillmore, J. Sullivan. T. Brennan. K. Larson, J. McWhorter, L. Bennett; second row: J. Williamson, J. Simpson, S. Smith. A. Wicks. K. Schmidt, J. Lufkin, L. Liddle, C. Bonhote, J. Graham, J. Evens, S. Brennan; third row: K. Mulvaney, K. Larson. C. Guilder. K. Reid, J. Frank. J. Jackson, D. McWhorter, K. Ayers, C. Kuba, K. Duncan. M. Clark; top row: Mr. LaFera, R. Simpson, G. Creaser, T. Sullivan, W. Kuba, C. Webster, J. Coltrain. A man and his tuba. Practice, practice, practice. All together now 71 Sally, Karen, and Don pipe out the notes. The sweet sound of saxes. CHORUS I know you, I know you! Sing a little louder. The chorus, under the direction of Mr. Lion and Mrs. Kuba, performs two separate concerts during the academic school year. The choirs sing a panora- ma of music ranging from contemporary music selec- tions to more classical works. Choir teaches the student to better under- stand music and to work in groups in an organized fashion. It also builds self- confidence in the individ- ual when one learns to belt it out . Senior Chorus, first row: K. Mulvaney, K. Pierce, L. Bennett, S. Brennan, B. Kuba, C. Kuba, J. Coltrain, J. Evens, J. Sullivan, T. Brennan; second row: L. Liddle, J. Lufkin, A. Wicks, P. Fillmore, R. LeMaire, R. Simpson, J. Jackson, K. Schmidt, K. Reid; third row: C. Webster, D. McWhorter, J. Graham, K. Duncan, M. Fillmore, J. Williamson. Octet: Marie Fillmore, Janet Williamson, Karen Schmidt, Amy Wicks, Lori Jansson, Joy Evens, Kris Reid; in center, Katie Mulvaney. 7? Junior choir, first row: C. Hicks, S. Cormie, K. Sumner, E. Mulvaney, P. Tracy, R. Lutz; Mr. Lion, choral director, second row: K. Howe, B. Evens, J. Jansson, R. Grinnell, L. Zuger, A. Geroux, B. White, S. Schaffer; top row: K. Price, J. Peppin, J. McWhorter, A. Miller, K. Larson, C. Nichols, R. Humiston, J. Jansson. Elementary choir, first row: J. Liddle, R. Graham, J. Jurza, D. Dessaint, K. Allen, H. Herbold, J. McClouth, T. Noonan, B. Saunders, J. Mallory, M. Jones;f econd row: S. Sumner, S. Durkee, M. White, J. LaGoy, T. Condit, M. Riley, A. Randles, T. Reynolds, V. Doran, H. McClellan, K. Olsenwik, H. Jackson; top row: J. Reid, T. Wicks, J. Randles, A. Bello, D. Dessaint, D. Williams, C. Monroe, G. Buckley, L. Deptola, M. Pliscofsky, L. Carman. Mrs. Kuba, accompanist. Craig belts it out. 73 BOCES BOCES. first row C. Decota. N. Wall, M Briscoe, C. Laroe, K Wielt, S. Doyle. C. Cuthbert, L. Andrews; second row W Fosmire, L. Rouse. S. Olsenwik, R. Coats. R. Rist. S. McMurry, L McClenning, H Wicks; third row; Bloomfield, C Geroux. R. Clark, S. Corlew, D. Dessaint, J. Robbins; fourth row: D. Sherman, I Kcech M Knowlton. S. Durkee, L. Saunders, D. Lampman, L. Harvey; top row: P. Davis, L. McDougall, C. Tilford, K. Brockway, K. Bailey, C. Lutz. Best Buddies. Waiting for the bu Larry, Mike and Steve makin plans The BOCES bus leaves at 11:30 with or without you. From the time you enter BOCES until the time you leave, it requires a lot of hard work and determination. BOCES offers many specialized courses such as cosmetolo- gy, data processing, office procedures, and food preparation. When the course is complet- ed successfully the students are eligible to en- ter the job market or if they wish go on to the college of their choice. 75 I'd like an appointment, please. Colleen takes care of a model patient ADMINISTRATION The Board of Education has the fi- nal say concerning just about everyth- ing that goes on in the school. They are the people who are responsible for approving group functions, designing the budget, and listening to com- plaints from students, teachers, and parents. Board of Education, seated: John Reid, Robert Strode, Victoria Anderson: standing: Joseph Randles. Absent from picture: Leonard Simpson. Mr. Lamos, lower right, is the su- perintendent of the school. He makes the important decisions concerning the school until the Board can act. Mr. Patzwald, near right, has to deal di- rectly with the students. He makes many of the rules and makes sure that all obey them. We can always count on seeing his familiar face at school activities. Mr. Snyder, far right, is al- ways busy preparing schedules so that everybody is satisfied — teachers and students. In addition to planning meetings between colleges and stu- dents, he must also advise graduating seniors on their choices for colleges and future careers. 78 The secretaries have the im- portant job of keeping the school running smoothly. They order supplies, make sure the teachers are paid, schedule fun- draisers, xerox copies of work- sheets, and do almost any other job that needs to be done. With- out our secretaries everyone's work would be twice as hard. Front row: Janet Osborne, Elsie McMurry; back row: Faith McWhorter. Barbara Hood. Carolee Webster, Marjorie Liddle. 79 SECONDARY FACULTY Dennis Lagoy Math Science Albert Marshall English John Miller Mathematics Hazel Robbins Social Studies Robert Cameron Science 80 Linda Cowen English Denise Carter Home Economics David Mracek Social Studies James Shaw Math Donald Evans Commercial James Polunci Science Thomas Smith English Daniel Boone Social Studies We wish to thank the Argyle Faculty for all of their help and guidance over the past four years. The English essays, the science labs, and the math problems have taught us the value of independent thought. From Mr. P's moldy jokes to Mr. Boone's no-credit quizzes, we've learned a little about everyth- ing and a lot about life. 81 Rick Fleury Art Peter Sluck Industrial Arts Cynthia Allison Reading Barbara Wright Reading Dorothy Page Physical Education Timothy Saltis Physical Education. Health Elizabeth Reynolds School Nurse Donna Portuese Special Education David Lion Vocal Music SPECIAL FACULTY Peggy Plumeau Psychologist Mary Ann Ovitt Computer Assisted Resource Room Vaughn Fowler Marilyn Merry Special Education Michael Cronin Physical Education Marion Cook Librarian 83 CAFETERIA AIDES The cafeteria ladies put a lot of work into lunchtime, and this year they sold snacks such as chips and ice cream sepa- rately. The students are fortunate to have such well-balanced meals for such a low price. The aides at Argyle are busy indi- viduals also. They monitor study halls, keep the cafeteria in order, and help stu- dents with schoolwork. Cafeteria Workers, seated: Shirley Saville; standing: Nancy Olsenwik, Au- drey Bello, Sally Brayman. Ruby Komarony, Marjorie Harke, Barbara Reynolds, Sibyl Ketcham. 'Those seniors are up to their tricks again!” Our taste tester. 84 Aides Diane Kugler, Phyllis Pierce, Carol Rouse, Beth De- pew. Absent from the picture, Rosemary Pendergrass. CUSTODIANS BUS DRIVERS Teddy Olsenwik, our devoted bus driver. Evening custodians Sid Bennett, Mike Barber. The custodians and bus drivers are very appreciated at ACS. The custodians help to keep the school warm, lit, and spotless. The bus drivers put up with the usual hassles — noisy students, blaring radios, and bad weather. These devoted workers are always ready with a cheery hello . Cutodians Mac Pendergrass, Bob Brennan, Porky Sumner. Bus drivers, seated: David Knowlton, Tony White; standing: Don Previtali. Jeff Bonhote, Doug McWhorter, Linda Colton, Kerrie Walker, Mel McWhorter, Sue Perry, Bob Bain. Janice Knowlton, Ted Olsenwik; standing in bus: Steve Stevens. 85 SOCCER Varsity soccer team: Seated, scorekeepers Dain Whitaker, Benji Cuthbert, Adam Liddle; kneeling, Bill Kuba, Scott Richards, Todd Mattison, John Cuilla, Jim Cuilla, Tim Dessaint, Dean McWhorter, Heath Decota; standing. Chris Kugler, Rich Longdaue, Sandy Luick, Bill Humiston, Todd Palmer, Larry Rouse, Dean Smith, Pat Smith, Mr. Wright. The Argyle Scots, coached by Mr. Wright, had a very succesful cam- paign. They compiled a regular season record of 11 wins and 6 defeats finish- ing third in the tough Adirondack League behind Johnsburg and Lake George. The Scots went to the sectionals where they drew the third seed in Sec- tion 2. They won their first game beating Germantown 1-0 with a goal scored by Pat Smith. They then faced league foe Johnsburg at ACC. The Scots lost 2-1 but played a strong game losing to the eventual Sec- tion 2 Class D Champions. 88 Hey Dale, help me out! Aren't you being a little bit forward ? Todd makes another great save. Bill legs” it! The guys get psyched. Argyle Argylc Argyle Argyle Argvle Argyle Argyle Argyle Argyle Argyle Argyle Argyll Argyle Argyle Argyle Argvle Argyle Argyle Argyle 5 Hoosic Valley 4 1 5 8 Cambridge rz 3 A ■ 8 Norm Warren 0 5 I u erne 8 f o t Ann 3 •1 l.irtford 0 1 lohn� burg 4 0 Lak • George 2 3 Noi • Warren 1 ■% Hoe c V alley 4 .1 Lu ( : l.c 0 -i '1 5 For t Ann Hartford I 0 johnsburg o 0 Lak «' George ■y 1 Ger mantown 0 1 Johnsburg 2 Jimmer you don't KNEED” to show off. JV Team: Kneeling: Scott Richards, Eric Robillard, Tony Howe, James Geroux, Dan Coltrain, Dean McDougall, Robert LeMaire; standing: John Coltrain, Kim Duncan, Chris Kuba. John Graham. Dean Smith, James Wilson, Robert Simpson, Tom Augstein, Joe Jackson, Tim Dessaint, Mr. Lagoy. 89 FIELD HOCKEY 1984 Field Hockey After a two year absence field hockey staged a come- back this year at ACS. Coach David Lion and as- sistant coach Debbie Madison had much work to do. Game procedures and rules as well as skills had to be taught in a short time. Although the team posted a 0-9 record both coaches felt the team and each individual girl did im- prove as the season pro- gressed. Amy Wicks was given an honorable men- tion to the All Star Team by the coaches of the Adir- ondack League. Front row seated: J. Simpson. L. McClenning, H. Wicks, C. Guilder; Second row kneeling: J. Lufkin, L. Liddle, S. Squadere, C. Taber, J. Bloomfield, A. Lufkin. Back row standing: Mr. Lion, Miss Madison, C. Bonhote, T. Decker, C. Taber, S. Stevens, A. Wicks, K. Mulvaney, scorer, Paula Fowler. 90 Our killer goalie-Chris Go get 'em Jenny Uh Oh! No Mickey D's tonight. Fight for it, Linda! t 91 Caryn going for the goal. Bottoms up! VOLLEYBALL She hop! It's going over this time! I pray it doesn't come to me Varsity Volleyball, kneeling: Jackie Jansson, manager, Lori Jansson, Cathy Taber, Amy Lufkin, Jill Jansson, manager; standing: Mr. Lion, Paul Fowler, Sandi Stevens, Debbie Dessaint, Donna Lampmon, Caryn Guilder. Use your hands, Cathy, not your stomach. The 1984 varsity volleyball team had more spirit and confidence in each other than has existed in past teams. The record was four wins and three losses which en- abled them to go to the sectionals. Al- though they lost in the quarter finals, they gave their best. It was a short but well- played season for everyone. This was the last year for Donna Lampmon, Caryn Guilder, and Lori Jansson who played a great season with dynamic digs, sets, and spikes. 92 J.V. volleyball team, first row: Chris McCoy, Heidi Trombley, Kim Colvin. Lisa Saunders: back row: Jennifer Frank. Laurie Liddle, Mr. Lion. Jennifer Lufkin, Kris Reid. Here it comes again! The J.V. volleyball team ended its season with a record of 6 and 2. For some it was a year of dig, set, and spike, while others improved upon their volleyball skills. Volleyball is a game that requires much teamwork, something the J.V. team had in abundance. Chris shows her roundhouse swing and Jennifer is ready to back her up. GIRLS' BASKETBALL Girls' varsity basketball, kneeling: D. Nichols, C. Guilder, K. Schmidt, K. Bailey, S. Stevens; standing: Chris Taber, J. Lufkin, K. Ayers, Cathy Taber, L. Liddle, C. Nichols. Mr. Sluck. W 9 Laurie up for two. Although rookie coach Mr. Sluck and the girls' varsity basketball team worked well together, they had some rough spots as they struggled valiant- ly in a losing season. With only one player, Caryn Guilder, graduating, next year's returning squad should have better luck. This is my basket move! Wild woman. Where is everybody? Either move or dance! J.V. basketball team, kneeling: C. Nichols, P. Buckley, B. Bailey, J. Evans, H. Holcomb D Nichols- standing: C. Bonhote, scorekeeper, T. Lohret, A. Richards, P. Fowler, J. Frank, S. Dowmont Cori’ Powers, coach. Bobbie goes all the way to get the ball. Frankie says, RELAX!” Ho - Ho goes for two. Leave me alone! Patti in for the lay-up. This year's J.V. team worked well togeth- er. Coming out even with a 5 - 5 record, they had a good season and a good coach, Cori Powers. The girls would like to thank Cori tor all the coaching and support. She'll be missed. 95 J. V. BASKETBALL J.V. basketball team, standing: Coach LaGoy, Donald Stewart, Rob Simpson, Gary Ingram, Dean Smith, Tim Dessaint, James Wilson, Larry Reynolds, John Graham, Nick Wilson; kneeling: Rick Fleming, Ron Corlew, Jim Cuilla, Jeff Corlew, Matt Dexter, Todd Mattison, Eric Robillard, Chris Kuba, Chris Clark. 9 Jimmer playing the big D ! Where is everybody? % VARSITY BASKETBALL Varsity basketball team, kneeling: Buddy Dessaint, John Cuilla; standing: Coach Saltis, Bill Kuba, Daryl Smith, Todd Palmer, Sandy Luick, Gary Creaser, Joe Lufkin, Rick Thompson, Chris Kugler, K.ug fires one up. Larry Rouse, Steve Corlew. TEAM SCORES Argyle 82 Ft. Edward 56 Argyle 78 Granville 52 Argyle 59 No. Warren 49 Argyle 53 Hartford 52 Argyle 62 Granville 63 Argyle 63 Warrensburg 60 Argyle 64 New Lebanon 48 Argyle 83 St. Mary's 59 Argyle 76 Lake George 82 Argyle 72 Fort Ann 74 Argyle 50 Johnsburg 46 Argyle 79 Lake Luzerne 68 Argyle 43 No. Warren 53 Argyle 75 Ft. Edward 60 Argyle 49 Hartford 57 Argyle 73 Lake George 71 Argyle 55 Fort Ann 81 Argyle 64 Warrensburg 76 Argyle 63 Johnsburg 68 Argyle 100 Lake Luzerne 60 Honest, I didn't do anything! Joe in enemy territory. All sandwiched in with no place to go. Way to go, big Johnny! Lui goes up for two points. Managers, kneeling: Benji Cuthbert, Adam Liddle; stand- ing: Dain Whitaker, John Williamson, Jamie Curtis. I've just gotta score! Just get out of my way! The Argyle Scotties turned in a respectable season this year. Chris Kugler, Joe Lufkin, and Sandy Luick served as prime scorers, while Johnny Cuilla could always be counted upon to make his foul shots. Defensive threats Smooch Palmer and Sandy Luick kept the opposition's points to a bare minimum and it was readily noticed when either was out of the game. 99 J. J.V. Subs: 100 V. CHEERLEADERS J.V. cheerleaders, standing: Alice Ann Patterson, Amy Wicks, Debbie Corlew, Kim King, Sally Smith, Katie Mulvaney. Sitting: Eden Whitaker, Julie Abrahamson and Dee Dee Patterson. Dee Dee Patterson and Eden Whitaker. Varsity Subs: Kim King, Julie Abrahamson. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Varsity cheerleaders, left to right: Kris Larson, Jennifer Simpson, Linda McClenning, Sue Smith, Janet Williamson, Heidi Wicks, Tracy White. Seniors: Linda, Heidi, Jennifer, Kris. Sh . here comes Mrs. Kuba! The Scottie Cheerleaders are a special group of devoted girls who never lose their spirit. They work hard after school learning new cheers and practicing old ones to keep the crowd cheering the Scotts on! 101 BASEBALL AND SOFTBALL First row: Storekeeper C. Cuthbert, J. Cuilla, B. Dessaint, R. Corlew, T. Tefft, Score- keeper A. Williamson; Back row: Mr. Wright, N. Wilson, B. McFarren, H. Decota, D. Smith, R. Dessaint, B. Kuba, P. Smith. The 1984 season was a rebuilding year for the Scots. Helping out with their big bats were Tom Tefft, Pat Smith, Daryl Smith, and John Cuilla. Buddy Dessaint, Heath Decota, and Nick Wilson worked out on the mound. Next season should prove to be a good one for the Scotties' baseball team. Pat Smith, upper right, hits one out of the park. Buddy Dessaint, right, eyes the catcher's signal. Heath Decota, below, runs for a catch. First row: Mr. Ives, M. Clark, J. Cuilla, R. Fleming, C. Harris, R. Corlew, T. Dessaint. Back row: T. Mattison, R. LeMaire, E. Robillard, J. Corlew, D. Smith, M. Humiston, J. Wilson. First row: Manager D. Nichols, H. Wicks, L. Condit, D. Lampmon, L. Liddle, C. Taber, Manager C. Nichols; Back row: Scorekeeper C. Ried, L. McClenning, T. Galusha, L. Graham, K. Graham, J. Anderson, T. Corlew, Mrs. Kugler. The girls' varsity softball team had a successful season finishing with a record of 8 - 6. The Scots were led by Laurie Graham who was the winning pitcher in seven victories. Offensively, the bats of Tammy Galusha, Janet Anderson, Lisa McClenning and Donna Lampmon helped score the runs. The Scots were to be hurt by the loss of the graduating Seniors but players like Laurie Liddle and Chris Taber will fill the gap. Donna Lampmon, upper left, battles the sun to make a catch. Chris Taber, left, awaits the pitch. Laurie Liddle, below, right, connects for a hit. First row: Manager P. Geroux, P. Fowler, L. McDougall, S. Brennan, K. Langworthy, S. Squadere, A. Lufkin, L. Ely, Manager L. Zuger; Back row: J. Lufkin, J. Williamson, K. Schmidt, K. Colvin, J. Evans, C. Taber, S. Stevens, S. Dowmont, J. McCullen, Miss Vanderminden. TENNIS Our tennis team was in perfect form last sea- son, doing well in both league and sectional play. With Chris Kugler, Sandy Luick, and Chris Strode as the top three seeds and the doubles team of Chris Strode and Sandy Luick, the Scot- ties look to have another outstanding season this year. Teamwork wins matches. Strodie with a convincing forehand. Kris shows her stuff. Spiderman takes a swing. Tennis team, kneeling. Tracy White, Chris Strode, Chuck Powers, Dean McWhorter, Kris Larson; standing: Bob Kuba, Chris Kugler. Rob Simpson, Sandy Luick, Brian Barber, John Graham, Craig Webster, Coach Lion. 104 105 VARSITY CLUB G.A.A. The G.A.A. is made up of girls in grades nine through twelve who participate in sports. Under the guidance of Mrs. Page, they raise money to buy awards and trophies to be given out at the end of the school year. The Varsity Club is composed of boys who play a varsity sport. It holds the annual boys' basketball tournament which Argyle won this year by defeating New Lebanan in the first game and St. Mary's of Hoosick Falls in the champion- ship game. Varsity club, first row: L. Rouse, R. Thompson, D. Newell, D. Smith, T. Palmer; middle row: B. Kuba, J. Cuilla, R. Longdaue, Mr. Cronin, D. Dessaint; top row: S. Luick, D. McWhorter, W. Humiston, C. Kugler, P. Smith, J. Lufkin. G.A.A. officers, clockwise from top: vice pres. Amy Lufkin, pres. Heidi Wicks, treas. Linda McClenning, sec. Susan Smith. Varsity club officers, from left: Sec. Chris Kugler, vice pres. John Cuilla, treas. Rich Longdaue, Mr. Cronin, pres. Buddy Dessaint. Girls' Athletic Association, first row: L. Saunders, D. Lampmon, C. Guilder, H. Wicks, L. McClenning, J. Simpson, K. Larson; second row: S. Smith, A. Wicks, C. Bonhote, J. Lufkin, L. Liddle, J. Evans, K. King; third row: A.A. Patterson, J. Abrahamson, C. McCoy, K. Schmidt, C. Taber, P. Fowler, K. Reid, Mrs. Page; fourth row: K. Ayers, C. Taber, A. Lufkin, S. Squadere, S. Smith, J. Williamson, K. Mulvaney; top row: S. Stevens, S. Dowmont, K. Bailey, D. Dessaint, E. Whitaker, D. Corlew, D. Patterson. 106 PATRONS A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO ALL OUR FRIENDS WHO SUPPORTED THIS YEARBOOK Mr. and Mrs. Donald Evans Glenn, Lisa, Diane Archard Auction Barn Restaurant Bain's Marine Ken Bain Bob, Rae, Kent Baker Big A Auto Parts Jeff Sandi Bonhote Bill Claire Brennan Chris Warner's Automotive Cindy's Clip Joint Mrs. Cook The Corner Bait Shop Mr. and Mrs. Larry Curtis Mr. and Mrs. Merwyn Cuthbert Robert Helene Cuthbert Dean Laurie Mr. and Mrs. Leo Dessaint John Pat Fillmore Gram Flewelling Leon Cindy Fowler Carl, Nesi, Shannon, Adam Fronhofer Mark Gamble Gary, Easter, Debbie, Jason Gilchrist Robin Andrea Goodbred Colleen Mike Greco Sherm, Patty, Janet, Sherm Hammond Paul and Debbie Heid Dick Mary Lou Holton Bill Humiston Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Humiston Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hunsperger Dan Ruby Komarony Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kuba Mrs. Kugler Leslie Jo Ginger Anne LaCross Gary, Linda, Matt, Rainey Humiston Barb Arne Larson Bernie Belva Langworthy Dave, Mary Ann, Peg, Colleen, Wendy La Roe Dave Cecelia Lufkin Jill Lufkin Mandy's Donald, Naida, Randy McGeoch Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McWhorter Judy Don McWhorter Mr. and Mrs. John Miller Aunt Norma, Uncle Karl, Mike Monroe Mr. and Mrs. Harold Osborne Otis The Elevators Parkside Flowers Mr. Lawrence C. Patzwald Mac Rosemary Pendergrass Mr. and Mrs. Polunci Martha Pugh Beverly M. Ripley Jane Sanders Shawn Caryn John, Betsey, Jason Sidusky Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Strode Sue's Beauty Shop Bill Ellie Tripp Mrs. Webster Anthony White Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Wicks Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wicks Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Wicks B. D. Wilkins Co. 108 COMPLETE estates service Best Wishes To The Class Of 1985 H. R. Tvrer Galleries AUCTIONEER ft APPRAISERS Member of appraisers association of America, inc 707 Upper Glen St Glens Falls. NY i 2801 (518) 793-2244 TOOMEYS LIQUOR STORE Best Wishes Class Of '85 7262 Upper Broadway Fort Edward, NY 12828 747-6535 Red AM (518) 793-3118 GLENS FALLS, N.V. 12801 HOME ENERQY CENTER Rle. 40,South Argyle, New York 12809 Telephone 518-6388950 Discount Prices on Woodstoves • Fireplace Inserts Coal Stoves • Furnaces • Boilers Magnetite Interior Storm Windows Accessories Where Price and Qualty Come Together - Ha.: Mon.-Sat 10:00-5:00. THE SLEEP SHOP Foctory Direct Discount Prices Woterbeds Mottresses-Box Springs-Fromes Head boards Pillows-Comforters Rt. 40 S. Argyle. NY 638-8950 Examinations Prescriptions Congratulations by Appointment Filled Graduates! GREENWICH OPTICAL BATTENKILL VETERINARY Route 29 40 Middle Falls, NY 12848 692-7777 Route 29 Plaza P.O Box 193 Greenwich, N.Y. 12834 Mark D. Collier Optician Phone Frances M. Bowen 692-2960 Manager 692-7195 no Congratulations Class Of ’85 111 Country CHAIN LINK FENCING ALL TYPES WOOD FENCING Congratulations To The Class Of '85 SHERWOOD MEDICAL Hook Road Argyle, NY 12809 (518) 638-8222 STAN SIAULNSKI ROUTE PHONE 638-8417 ARGYLE. DK SHOP General Repairs 197 N Y McDonald's r wy Autos-Buses-Farm Equipment-Welding David Knowlton RD 1 1309 Fort Edward, N.Y. Fort Edward And Aviation Mall 12828 Delicious Pizza And Hot Oven Grinders Call Your Orders Before You Leave Home - They Will Be Ready On Arrival GREENWICH HOUSE OF PIZZA Greenwich Plaza Greenwich, NY Our Pleasure Is To Serve You Tel. 518-692-2260 Congratulations To The Class Of 1985 OAKCREST FARM Ed And Carol McNeil And Family 113 SALEM FARM SUPPLY, INC. Salem, New York 12865 Phone (518) 854-7424 Kubota — Gehl — New Idea — Badger Congratulations To The Class Of '85 114 BDP BELT DEWATERING PRESS MANUFACTURING INC. Greenwich, NY 12834 Phone 695-6851 ARGYLE HARDWARE INC. Compliments Of Feed Building Supplies Electrical Equipment General Merchandise Sales And Service Main St. Argyle, N.Y. (518) 638-8272 12809 LUFKIN EXCAVATING INC. IIS Compliments Of MARINE MIDLAND BANK Argyle Office SAT-TRAK COMMUNICATION Satellite T.V. Sales Service 224 Saratoga Rd. S. Glens Falls, NY 12801 (518) 792-5710 J. Robillard MCCANNS PHARMACY Compliments Of IDEAL DAIRY Main St.-At The Park Hudson Falls Russell Stover Candy Ambassador Cards Free Delivery Congratulations To The Class Of '85 From THE DEW DROP INN Agway Best Wishes Class Of '85 Agway Ft. Edward, N.Y. PENDER lowly 209 Main Street Hudson Falls, N.Y. 12839 MODY JCT. 29 and 40 GREENWICH, N.Y. 692-2246 GLENS FALLS 792-4540 116 518-695-6729 NORTHEAST SATELLITE SALES SALES SERVICE Patricia Schmidt Owner, Stylist THE YANKEE CLIPPER STYLE SALON JEFF ASH LICK SPRING ROAD GREENWICH, N.Y. 12834 23 Feeder Street Hudson Falls, NY 12839 518-747-6729 518-638-8838 MEMBER A.T.R.A. ATLANTIC TRANSMISSION SERVICE MAIN STREET ARGYLE, NEW YORK 12B09 SOUTH END GROCERIES 49 Broadway Fort Edward Cold Cuts Soda Beer ROONEY LYLE SAUNDERS, OWNERS Congratulations To The Class Of 1985 USED CARS Russell J. Bessie A. Holleran Carolyn (518) 638-8221 From McIntyre Jewelers THE ARGYLE VARIETY SHOP TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY 2197 WEST STREET HRS. 9 TO 5 ARGYLE. NEW YORK 12809 Going In The Hole Is Our Business CURTIS LUMBER CO. Glenn R. Jones and Son Petty Cash Fund 30 Saratoga Street Schuylerville, NY 12871 518-695-3242 SPACEjfr? Metal Buildings mm Ww General Contractor Builder of Septic Systems Gravel — Sand — Stone — Fill Excavating Phone (5181638 8388 Coach Road. Argyle. N.Y. 12809 117 SURGE J.R. MERC INC. DBA JACK’S SURGE SERVICE Surge Jamesway Patz Mueller Jack McClenning Rick McClenning President General Manager Congratulations To The Class Of '85 ROY AND BARB BUSHWAY 118 119 THE WAYSIDE Moss Street Hudson Falls N.Y. 12839 Tel. 747-9330 Congratulations To The Class Of '85 Best Wishes To The Class Of '85 From MCWHORTERS ORCHARDS HOOK PANTRY Good Luck To The Class Of '85 From Rte. 45 North Argyle Mon.-Fri. 6 A.M. - 9 P.M. Sat. Sun. 6 A.M. - 1 P.M. GLENDALE FURNITURE 670 Upper Glen Street Glens Falls, NY 12801 Daily Specials Homemade Soups, Pies Donuts Tom Ann Robillard Tel. 638-8795 FORT EDWARD PHARMACY Your Favorite McDonald's RD 1 Ft. Edward NY 12828 Tel. 747-4644 Rte. 29, Greenwich 120 Good Luck To The Class Of '85 Best Wishes Class Of '85 B. PETER JENSON, MD. General Practice 6225 Main Street Argyle, N.Y. 12809 (518) 638-8085 (cARRUTHERs) Best Wishes To The Class Of '85 From HOFFIS FARM ANTIQUES R B TIRE Open Daily 9-5 SERVICE INC. By Chance Or Appointment Argyle 638-8305 Roger Betty Fowler c 0 n g r a t u 1 s SHERIDAN SHERIDAN CATHETER CORP. c 1 a s s 0 f 1 9 8 5 STONEBRIDGE ANTIQUES MARIAN POLLOCK HOOK ROAD, N. ARGYLE, N.Y. 12809 • (518) 638-8690 Country Living Items Pottery, Cupboards, Etc. Fine Furniture And Jewelry things go better,! with Coke (518) 638-8439 Ed’s Saw Service LAWN MOWERS, SNOW BLOWERS CHAIN SAWS CHAINS SHARPENED 3 WHEELERS EDWARD ELLIS MAIN STREET ARGYLE, N.Y. 12809 Congratulations To The Class Of '85 NORTHEAST COCA-COLA Wells • Pumps Soles Service So. Glens Falls, N.Y. 12801 JOHN BOUCHER °lumbinc and Heating 261 Broadway Fort Edward. NY 12828 747-5531 124 Congratulations To The Class Of 1985 BRIGGS INC. General Construction Phone: 692-9474 Crane Service 692-7318 MORANS SPORTING GOODS Good Luck! Upper Main St. Hudson Falls, N.Y. 798-0059 Mobil CHRIS’S MOBIL Park Optical, Ltd. David R. Humiston, Optician Main St. Corner of Park and Glen St. Argyle, N.Y. Glens Falls. NY 12801 And Broadway Fort Edward, N.Y. 125 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1985 Open Daily 9 AM 10 PM Sunday 9-7 REYNOLDS HILL FARM R.D. 2 Argyle, N.Y. 12809 LEWI� SUPER .MARKET ' 28 Burgoyne Ave. Opp. Derby Pk. Hudson Falls 747-7584 PUNK UMMER'S PRO SHOP Congratulations To The Class Of 1985 170 Saratoga Rd. So. Glens Falls NY 12801 Banquets, Weddings, Catering 171 Broodwoy Ft Edward N Y Owned And Operated By Louis G. Hoffis SOUTH END GROCERIES ELLIS GARAGE Argyle, N.Y. Tires And General Repairs 638-8409 49 Broadway Fort Edward Cold Cuts Soda Beer Russell J. Bessie A. Holleran Ringer Ceasing Corporation DAILY RENTALS 8021 BURGOYNE AVENUE Long 4 Short Term Leases HUDSON FALLS, N. Y. 12839 WHALEN Congratulations Hartford IGA Route 40 Compliments Of CHEVROLET AND OLDSMOBILE INC. PALLETS INC. OLDSMOBILE 99 Vi East St. Fort Edward, N.Y. 12828 Best Wishes To The Class Of WHALEN CHEVY W. Main St. Greenwich, N.Y. 12834 692-2241 Mechanicville, N.Y. 1985 664-4100 Best Wishes Class Of 1985 ALEX AND JANE ADAMSVILLE STORE GREENWICH AGWAY Rte. 40 Greenwich, N.Y. 12834 Best Wishes, Seniors! 127