Beaver River Central High School - Beaverian Yearbook (Beaver Falls, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1981 volume:

photo by Jeff Duflo ALMA MATER There’s a land of rushing waters Where once a forest grew And the dark trees trailed their branches In the rivers dusky hue. There the beavers build their houses In confidence serene And the sunset was the orange And the forest was the green. BEAVERIAN 1981 BEAVER RIVER CENTRAL SCHOOL BEAVER FALLS, NEW YORK REFLECTIONS . . . Dedicated to the Parents of the Class of 1981 Senior year is a time for many decisions. In dedicating our yearbook, we asked ourselves who had done the most for us as a class and as individuals. Although there have been numerous persons involved in our high school years, none have come close to your prominence. As parents you have sacrificed a tremendous amount for us. Your hard work, care, and love have given us the incentive to seek success. Through the years we have taken much more than we can ever repay. In dedicating this yearbook, we, the Class of 1981, hope to slightly decrease our immeasurable debt to you. Graduation is a time when we must look forward while recalling the past. New beginnings await as we leave B.R.C.S., and new people will enter our lives as we face the future. We realize the important role your guidance has played in our lives and vow never to forget the doors you have opened for us. One day, many of us will watch as our child receives his or her diploma. It will be then from our pocket the money for class rings, senior pictures, and caps and gowns must originate. Only then will we fully comprehend all that you have given. Reflecting on our past, it is from our love and gratitude that this dedication stems. Thank you. 3 HOMECOMING Homecoming is a time when old friends return and new memories are acquired — Homecoming 1980 was no exception. The theme was “Movies” and the weekend began “rolling” at the Pep Rally on Friday. The popcorn party at 7:00 was highlighted by the 1st annual Big Mouth Contest. Saturday dawned, but not bright and clear. Rain clouds threatened during the float parade and judging. Unfortunately, a consistent downpour discouraged the majority of spectators at the football game. During half time the Seniors out yelled the underclassmen to win the Pep Jug. The game versus the Spartans ended in a 14 14 tie. Starting at 8:00 p.m., Kindergarten played tunes for our 11th Homecoming dance. Under the “direction” of Student Council and all the Cheerleaders, the weekend was one we will all remember. 6 8EAVE6 centbal I W CLASS HISTORY bivei SCHOCM Vi September, 1978 arrived and WE WERE OFF AND RUNNING! Our first season was completed under the COACHING of Mr. Shortt. Class President was Scott Haluska; Vice President, Pam Corey: Secretary, Sheri Monnat; and Treasurer, Rob Campany. Our sophomore year came and we were ready to TACKLE any problem. Class officers were President, Rhonda Foote; Vice President, Dari Zehr; Secretary, Lisa LaPlant; and Treasurer, Mary Widrick. Coach Shortt returned and warned us to stop WARMING THE BENCH. We realized that the next year we’d join the Varsity ranks and wanted to have our ACT TOGETHER. Fund raising events included a sub sale, dance, kit sale, and they all helped PIN our opponent — bankruptcy. Our junior year began and officers UP TO BAT were President, Lisa LaPlant: Vice President, Rob Campany; Co-Secretaries, Sheri Monnat and Brenda Zehr; and Treasurer, Mary Widrick. We were SET to make a big SPLASH. Coach Shortt reminded us that junior year was no FREE THROW and we began to plan for Senior year. To raise the SCORE of our treasury we had a dance, sold Tom Watt and . . . The Junior-Senior Prom wound up our season as UNBEATABLE Juniors and we got PSYCHED for our final year of high school. We gave a CHEER as our Senior year arrived and we vowed not to end up in the GUTTER. Mr. Hall joined Mr. Shortt in the COACHING RANKS and class officers were President, Lisa LaPlant; Vice President, Rob Campany; Secretary, Teresa Lyndaker; and Treasurer, Deb Brouty. Our GAME PLAN consisted of magazine sales and the Christmas Ball. High POINTS included Senior week and, of course, graduation! As we look back in our memories via INSTANT REPLAY, we are certain that we have reached our GOAL. Undoubtedly, the Class of 1981 has achieved a tremendous VICTORY. 7 1. Kay Widrick 2. Kenton Lyndaker 3. Sharlene Steiner 4. John Gates 5. Tim Nagy 6. Brenda Zehr 7. Nancy Hockey 8. Deb Dan Golden 9. Jamie Takacs 10. Bruce Tabolt 11. Rhonda Boliver 12. Bob Dicob 13. Linda Mellnitz 14. Nancy Aucter 15. Phyllis Bauman 16. Tony Kohler 17. Kent Steiner 18. Robert Judd 19. Glenn Moser 20. Sheri Monnat 21. Marcie Campany 22. Matt Chamberlain 23. Bill Jackson 24. Eric Mannerberg 25. Larry Carlson 26. Dave Garrison 27. Dave Bonci 28. Rise Virkler 29. Bob Kerfien 30. Cheryl Horvath 31. Teresa Lyndaker 32. Deb Lisa Brouty 33. Kelly Yousey 34. Larry Lyndaker 35. Gayland Walseman 36. Dave Becker 37. Lisa LaPlant 38. Pete Bush 39. Robin Widrick 40. Lisa Sauer 41. Anne Purcell 42. Renee Generous 43. Anne Buckingham 44. Beth Scalzo 45. Scott Haluska 46. Patty Lyndaker 47. Paul Jones 48. June Grunert 49. Leslie Petzoldt 50. Martha Widrick 51. Pete Kirch 52. Renee Planty 53. Joel Martin 54. Robin Fitzgerald 55. Mary Widrick 56. Rhonda Foote 57. Steve Keefer 58. Kevin Austin 59. Robin Hammond 60. Linda Elmer 61. Julie Mahoney 62. Quintin Roggie 63. Francine Osborne 64. Pat Boliver 65. Theresa Bush 66. Rob Campany 67. Pam Corey 68. Jack Boliver 69. Howard Widrick 70. Joe LaChausse 71. Dawn Kloster 72. Bernadette Tabolt 73. Willard Bailey 74. Jeff Marolf 75. Deb Giordano 76. Darlene Kloster 77. Lori Young n a oj Timothy P. Albertson Nancy L. Aucter Kevin. C. Austin Claudia M. Baez Willard E. Twila Dawn Barker Phyllis L. Bauman Bailey David L. Becker Deborah Lee Brouty Lisa J. Brouty James P. Brown Kristen Anne Bibbins Jack R. Boliver Patrick H. Boliver Rhonda Lee Boliver David M. Bond Larry E. Carlson, Jr. Matthew W. Chamberlain Larry Stephen Clemons Anne Marie Buckingham Peter J. Bush Theresa E. Bush Marcie M. Campany Robert Joseph Campany Steve Ebersol Linda V. Elmer Robin M. Fitzgerald Kip P. Flint Rhonda M. Foote Deborah S. Giordano Dannie A. Golden Debbie Ann Golden June A. Grunert Scott R. Haluska David A. Garrison Jonathan A. Gates Renee C. Generous Robin J. Hammond Nancy L. Hockey Cheryl A. Horvath Linda C. Houppert Bill B. Jackson Paul J. Jones Robert C. Judd Laurence P. Kampnich Darwin B. Keefer Steven J. Keefer Robert J. Kerfien Peter D. Kirch Darlene J. Kloster Dawn M. Kloster Anthony J. Kohler Joseph G. LaChausse Patricia A. Lyndaker Teresa A. Lyndaker Julie Ann Mahoney Lisa Marie LaPlant John Lashbrooks Albert H. Lewis Kenton C. Lyndaker Lawrence L. Lyndaker Sheri Lyn Monnat Glenn Moser Dawn Mullin Linda M. Mellnitz Alex Mercuriali Eric Rodger Mannerberg Jeff C. Marolf Joel J. Martin Brian J. Myers Timothy P. Nagy Francine Mary Osborne Leslie Hugh Petzoldt Renee B. Planty Anne M. Purcell William Rogers Quintin L. Roggie Sharlene R. Steiner Bernadette M. Tabolt Bruce E. Tabolt Jamie Lou Takacs Wanita V. Thompson Martin J. Turck Kenton M. Steiner Lisa Ann Sauer Bethany R. Scalzo Teresa D. Turck James P. Walseman Kelly J. Widrick Rise Marie Virkler Howard R. Widrick Martha J. Widrick Gayland Edward Walseman Kay Denise Widrick Mary E. Widrick Brenda M. Zehr Dari E. Zehr Kevin L. Zehr Robin Renee Widrick Mike Wormwood Kazuko Yamamoto Lori A. Young Kelly S. Yousey MOST GULLIBLE — Debbie and Kevin “Well, they said Santa would come!” CLASS MIDGET GIANT — Francine and Bob WHOPPER TELLERS — Kenton and Rise “You should have seen the one that got away!” 27 MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT — Pete and Rhonda “Let’s get the referee!” § NICEST SMILE — Marcie and Dari — Pat and June CLASS COUPLE — Pete and Renee 28 MOST ABSENT MINDED — Robin and Dannie “Wasn’t the football game today?” MOST ATHLETIC — David and Renee BEST PERSONALITY — Rob and Phyllis “Talk about two faced!” UN5 OA Suttf Home MOST UNRULY — Sharlene and David “Detention again!” 29 MOST STUDIOUS — Anne and Jon SWEETEST — Kelly and Bob 30 AS FREE AS A BIRD JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM If I leave here tomorrow, Would you still remember me? For I must be traveling on now, 'Cause there’s too many places I’ve got to see. But if I stay here with you, girl, Well, things just couldn’t be the same ‘Cause I’m as free as a bird now, And this bird you cannot change. And this bird you cannot change. And this bird you cannot change. Lord knows, I can’t change. Mrs. Helen Gilbert Mrs. Adele Bush Mr. Luther Meekins 81 Years of Service to BROS The 1981 Beaverian, Beaver River Central School, and The Class of 1981 extends its best wishes, upon retirement from BRCS, to classroom teachers, Mrs. Adele Bush (41 years of service), Mrs. Helen Gilbert (15 years of service), Mr. Brian Klossner (11 years of service), Guidance Counselor — Mr. Luther Meekins (2 years of service), and Mr. Harold Lyndaker, Bus Mechanic, (12 years of service). Mr. Brian Klossner 32 PAeciaf 0tecc mAi m Mr. James Hall Mr. Earl Shortt The Class of 1981 extends its appreciation to our advisors, Mr. Shortt and Mr. Hall. The most important choice of our freshman year was the selection of Mr. Shortt as our advisor. From 1977 to 1981 Mr. Shortt has shared our hopes, mistakes, and most importantly, our achievements. Thank you does not seem to say enough to this special individual and the Class of 1981 takes this moment to recognize our friend and advisor. The Class of 1981 also extends its thanks to co-advisor for our Senior year, Mr. Hall. As our friend and advisor, he has further illustrated his care and interest in the student body of BRCS. The Class of 1981 respectfully acknowledges former classmate William Downing. The Class of 1981 extends its sympathy to the family of William Downing. Our school district and community was saddened by the death of Mr. Gerald Kirch. Mr. Kirch’s dedication and service to education and BRCS spanned thirty-five years and affected the lives of many within Lewis County. The Beaverian and The Class of 1981 extends its sympathy to the family and friends of Mr. Gerald Kirch. 33 William Downing Mr. Gerald Kirch SENIOR BLURBS TIM ALBERTSON DAVID BONCI PAMELA COREY camp The Scamp. Stillwater! Bea Hey Smokey. lets go to Shinies � 71. Beavers 46 Raiders 0 . Pami?? .. . Phyl’s place ... Key- vers 46 Raiders 0. Fooseball Wiz- house Football. Coonhunting. Heavy Metal Marathon, Journey. board Swimming � 1. but 70 laps? ard! Trips to Lowville . . . Diane Beavers over the Raiders 46 to 0 Johnnycool. Camaro . . . Garrison Sailing. Turin — skiing! Chaumont Hey doggy! What is it? 76” Chevy Battlewagon. Yes. to High Falls!! A sidewalk? DEBBIE GOLDEN The Rose Hey Judy lets go for NANCY AUCTER DEBBIE BROUTY a ride! Cosmetology . . Mom can 1 Space, the final frontier. Future as- Debbie. You bonehead! BOCES JANE DICOB go to Lowville? . . Oh Pooh tronaut. What do you mean 4’ 11 Where's Cheryl and Marcie? My Lord! Way out in the boon- Summer of 1980 . . . Mikes girl. V is short? Hitler, who's Hitler? Anne, wait for me! Secretary?? docks . Hey Houpert!. . Tell me . . Rifle 234. Let's go to Croghan .. . Parties. about it! April 21! Randy ... You animals! JUNE GRUNERT Oh really? Soccer and Softball KEVIN AUSTIN LISA BROUTY GAA � 21 .. . Pizza!. . . So Macho- 70 El Camino . . . Electricity . . . Weasel, That's quite alright! Hey. BOB DICOB Claudia?! Deb?? Duh!f All Out Of Bullseye expert . . . Skiing . . . Kel! Where's Ma Golas? . . . Going Die. one of the Watson boys Love” . . . Why not?? Let's go hunting. to the races! Peaceful Easy Feel- Threewheeling. hunting, and trap- CLAUDIA BAEZ ing . ping. SCOTT HALUSKA West Albaquerque Gang. College Mexico! In Spanish please!! . . . JAMES BROWN STEVE EBERSOL life . X-Country . Where is Bif Duck!! 1 eat now?! What is your Brownie . . . Swimming ... 73 Cuda BOCES . . . Cincinnati � 1 . . The and Ned? . . Nothin' else to do name? My parents — in Decern- Hey Wormwood, lets have a CARS Deerhunter . . . Cardshark ber! Where is Rhonda? party Yankees � 1 ... Auto. Mech. ROBIN HAMMOND WILLARD BAILEY II . . . LINDA ELMER Mike forever . . party . . . Friday Places to go! Rah Rah GirlHDuck! nights friends . . . Stumps WiM Mother’s car . . . Yankees. ANNE MARIE BUCKINGHAM What did you say? Where and good times. Trapping . Trouble . . Ag Mech Rah Rah girl, Oh you big woman! when? I’m serious! Nursing. OK for . . BOCES. Parties at Cheryl's ... My yellow truck . . . Memories ... 1 22 77 me! Hey Partyout!!! CHERYL HORVATH Shirley” Marcie can you get the TWILA BARKER . . Jack. ROBIN FITZGERALD car tonight? 1 need a ride. You bon- Twinkie, Nursy me” . . Neil Fitz . . Absent Minded? � 4 Soc- ehead! Lets party! Catch ya! Young Sugar Mountain ... Au- PETE BUSH cer Bowling . . . Teresa Moose Where's Debbie and Anne? tumn . . . Morris the Moose . . Wooly Bear. Camp. Trips to Still- lets party! Home by Dark . 8 4 GAA . . . Molly Hatchet. water! Stork get the Scamp. � 22 Football. Baseball. . . Stumps!. .. 79 Memories . . . Steve forever. BILL JACKSON � 77 Beavers 46 Raiders 0 . . . PHYLLIS BAUMAN Party! Beavers 46 Raiders 0. KIP FLINT New Bremen Gang . . . Another Phyl. How come? 10 Canadians THERESA BUSH Cross country . . . Swimming One Bites The Dust . . . Football � 11 am touched! Ethal-Rahallaise! Track West Albaquerque gang parties. Field Hockey . Love-Rock-Pizza Tess .1 Never lie. 1 just tell fibs Hey Ned! Weekends at Stumps. Just the Way You Are Memories . . . Munchies . . . Parties . . . Bob PAUL JONES Seiger . . . Summer of ’80 ... RHONDA FOOTE � 14 ... Basketball, Me Pendan- DAVID BECKER Weekends Miss Lewis What?? All American tic? Space (sniff) Invaders Rah Rah Girll Duck!! On a diet Ice Braces are beautiful! Hi. Renee! Dave. � 41 ... Beavers 46 — MARCIE CAMPANY Cream . Blue Bomb? Dancer Raiders 0 . . . Bush, what are you Hey. Cheryl can you get the car Writer . . . Giggling Spirit. doing Saturday night? Wrestling this weekend or should 1? Lets go ROBERT JUDD Baseball New Bremen pick up Deb. Going fishing, 1 love it! DAVID GARRISON Nebraska!! Basketball. Skiing Mile Tech. .. Cosmetology. Here. Football � 52. Wrestling. Heavy Metal Marathon. Crash High City. Broncos . . . Really — What a concept . . . College Hoo- KRISTEN BIBBINS ROB CAMPANY who? Chevrolet Chevelle SS 427- siers. Neil Young . . Larry. Curley Moe Young pickle . . . Marshall Tucker Z28. C’mon Bonci lets go! Auto The button. Oh no. 1 left the emer- Mom and Dad will understand . . . Tech. LAURENCE KAMPNICH gency brake on. Oh fur sure My 74 The Daniels brothers.... AV Tech- Party timel . . . 2nd to Most Likely Dodge Dart that Mom uses. nician. JON GATES West Albaquerque gang . Bar- to Succeed . . . Hondas BOCES. JACK BOLIVER LARRY CARLSON bershop forever!!! Business office The City . . . Indian River . . . Hey � 64 Football . .. Stumps . . . again. STEVE KEEFER Kevin. Nancy got a flathead this Weekends (nights) . . . Skiing! . . . � 72 Beavers 46 Raiders 0 . . . weekend. Way to go. CARS. REO. Yught!! ... Thats all Folks! RENEE GENEROUS Trapping . Weekends Foo- Only the strong survive. Liesl — the librarian, no Marion! seball Another One Bites The MATT CHAMBERLAIN Pami? Rhon what was your first Dust” PATRICK BOLIVER West Albaquerque Gang . . . Chi- clue? Swimmers� 1. Schulz-baby � 51, Beavers 46 — Raiders 0 . . . cago Slush Pump . . . Running . . . My Hank-The-Tank! . Paul BOB KERFIEN Another One Bites the Dust Forests. Yes . . . Stage Band . . Stork. Ma can 1 use the Scamp? Stumps! . Where's Bush? All Jazz . . . Model Airplanes ... Up at DEB GIORDANO «88 Beaver River 46 Lowville 0 North Guard . . . Carrier Dome. Camp. Me Gullible?? Schulz-Baby! How come? Pizza and Chocolate Cake Stillwater! Where's Bear? Practice ugh. RHONDA BOLIVER LARRY CLEMONS “All Out Of Love” GAA � 12 Rab- Hey Kelly lets go out this weekend! Clem. Hey Patty . . . Chris you lost. bits. Phyl? Hey Claudia! Why? PETER KIRCH How? Beats me! Indian River Cindy’s got JR . . Thanks for the Petie . Nee � 35 Football where's that? Yankee fan forever car ... 81 � 1 ... Lisa, lose your DAN GOLDEN Go to cool school . . . pooh-pooh Softball Soccer. . Memories. 34 voice? � 81 Football, Track, Bushes What's a smatter? ... 4 18 79 . .. Renee Pete. DARLENE KLOSTER Nursing 1. Tennis! Hey. Nick how's basketball? Dawn, what ya doing Saturday night? Ask me if I care! No kidding!! DAWN KLOSTER Class of 81 . .. Seniors.. . Soon to be a Mrs.! . . . June 25, 1980 . Sonny forever! TONY KOHLER Lets party! Hey Moron! Get away Drop Dead . . . Rock and Roll! Go chase yourself! JOSEPH LACHAUSSE Ramcharger. . . P C. . . Okay-fine ... Javalin Joe .. . Four wheel drive Hunting. LISA LAPLANT Morris the Moose . . . Lets party this weekend! Go for it . .. GAA Ralph. Get ahold of yourself!! Sen- ior Pres? JOHN LASHBROOKS Hey Lashbrooks . . . Class of 81” Come over here Boliver. KENTON LYNDAKER � 32 Bushes camp! Oh those trips to Stillwater! Beavers 46 Raiders 0 . .. Fred E. Bear. . . Lets go squir- rel hunting. LAWRENCE LYNDAKER Hello MA! Farmer. � 44 Basketball John Deere, One of Nate’s Boys Square Dancing at Green Acres! Softball . . . Son of a Rooster!! PATTY LYNDAKER Pat . . . Linda, you can’t make a 3 point turn here . . . told ya!! You better call Gil's! Flirtin. With Di- saster ... Molly Hatchet. TERESA LYNDAKER I am not short!! Where’s Robin and Moose? Let’s go out and party this weekend! Bowling . . . 9 9 78 Memories ... Craig forever. JULIE MAHONEY Gone to Buffalo! Summers in Still- water, Party in Big Moose! Hawai- ian Luau 1980! Jamie, take it easy ... Jewels ERIC MANNERBERG Ma The highest scorer in the golf league 1904 . . . Swimming, Hunting . . . Weekends . . . it’s really cosmic” LINDA MELINITZ BOCES, Food Prep . .. Pizza! Nick smooth move!! Hey Dar, what gave you the first clue?? Foothills of the Adirondacks. SHERI MONNAT Smile! Snickers Mountain Dew U1 St., ft 1 Dr. J. Fan. Sixers best, Zippity-do-dah. Hey Reese watch your mouth! Disgusting! GLENN MOSER Hey Mike, where’s the party? Fri- day nights! What a bummer! Slow dancing . . . Later for the face. DAWN MULLIN I can't I gotta babysit tonight, sor- ry! TIM NAGY Rifle 1234, Journey .. . Bake and Roger. . . Camp HaHa . . . BOCES bus rides . .. Prom ... O Belve- dere, come here boy!! FRANCINE OSBORNE Oz . .. BOCES . .. Lashbrooks. where ya going?! Friday Satur- day night parties!! Hey Dicob come here! . . . Class of 81” LESLIE PETZOLDT Hoop . .. Hoot Heading for Croghan... '73 Dodge Ram Tough Mmm good . . . Hellooo ... Wen- dose, � 13 Sneakers . . . Hey Twit! RENEE PLANTY Nee . . . Petie . . . Soccer ... � 5 .. . � 35 Oh definitely ... 4 18 79 .. . Peter, you o’le ham!! Never can tell . . . Who knows!!! ANNE PURCELL Memories .. . FLMS ... En fran- cais! Why me? Hey Virkler, hurry up! BOCES ... Do you under- stand? Yes! Post. Grad. QUINTIN ROGGIE Likes Wrestling . . . BOCES rides! Electricity.. . Stan, when we going rollerskating?? ... Socials. LISA SAUER I’m no puppy . . . Wow. Neil Young Isn’t life grand! Historic Art Cosme- tology ... Oh no. my hair!! BETH SCALZO Hey Muff lets go to the bowling alleys!! Homeroom 11th grade Juniors . .. ??? Detention yet!! It don’t matter. KENT STEINER Kent . . . Space Invaders . . 9860 ... Put the clamp to him!! ... Weekends!! SHARLENE STEINER Jessie . . Most Unruly . . Hey. Alice . . . BOCES. BERNADETTE TALBOLT Strawberries!!! Just call me Alma Sit on the outside Chris. Sheri’s doing her term paper on what??? Zippidy-do-dah!! BRUCE TABOLT Boo-Boo . . . Nate's Boy . . . FFA President? Yuh-h yuh yuh yuh. Croghan’s � 1 Farmer. JAMIE TAKACS Julie, guess where I am?? Hot lazy summer at Stillwater. Taking walks in sunshine with .. . Jeff. WANITA THOMPSON BOCES .. . Merchandising and Display We are � 1 ... Air Supply — All Out of Love” ... Al MARTY TURCK Jeep” Four Wheel Drive! Foot- ball � 1 . . . � 68 Left Guard . .. Beavers 46 Raiders 0 ... 9 — 0 Sectionals!! TERESA TURCK Ruthey. Tennis . . . Magic what? . . . Not now. Coach. I’m concen- trating! You. a Green Beret? Mark my words! RISE VIRKLER Reese ... What?!? Train trips to Goshen! Hondas. Me a Chicken farmer!!? Helping in the barn! Rob- in, you got the car tonight? GAYLAND WALSEMAN Professor Harold Hill . . . Max . . . Ed??? You watch your mouth!! HOWARD WIDRICK This one's for you?? 64 Chevy, all the way . . . Go for it!” Rock and Roll Music . . . Up in Smoke” KELLY WIDRICK Rhonda, what do you want to do this weekend? How are we going to get there? Belfort the city of the future . .. Soccer. MARTHA WIDRICK Nursing � 1 . . . Hey been to Low- ville lately? Honda's! ... Hospital this week! MARY WIDRICK Ma . . . Basically . .. It’s the pits Football Season John . . . SU � 1 Phyl’s house? .. . Basketball . . . Student Council. ROBIN WIDRICK Farming � 1. Nursing ft2. Hey Reese I got the car! Summers”. Honda safaris .. . McDonalds! Hospital week. Martha? That's not my name! MIKE WORMWOOD Robin forever .. . Dodge pick-em- up . . . Stumps . . . 7:30, be there! 94 Rock. KAZUKO YAMAMOTO Speak slower please! ... Let's play tennis . . . Memories of Bea- ver River. LORI YOUNG BOCES . . . Nursing! . . Class of 81 � 1 ... I made it .. . BRCS . . . Seniors are great!! Memories!! KELLY YOUSEY Lefty . . . Where’s Ma Golas? . . Smile! Easy-going, Hey Weasel! Babe” Special times, special places. Jan. 79 . . . Kim forever. BRENDA ZEHR Bernard . .. Oh, I don’t know . . . Youth Socials! .. . 15's . . Blah . . . What? ... Bus Rides-Grandma ... Oh brother . .. BOCES. DARL ZEHR � 11 Beavers 46 Raiders 0 . . . Ya- maha Granby 138, Nile stout Wa- zoo fa ta oy-ben foozeball An- other One Bites The Dust KEVIN ZEHR � 73 Beavers 46 Raiders 0 . . . Another One Bites The Dust Beaver ... Football. All North Tackle. Carrier Dome . . Party. 35 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, Tim Albertson do will and bequeath all my agriculture experience to my nephews and the Zehr boys. I, Nancy Aucter do will and bequeath to Mr. Wallack one unread copy of Adolf Hitler’s Mein Kampf and a handful of arti- ficial swastikas. I, Kevin Austin do will and bequeath all of my skills and talent to my younger cousins. I, Claudia Baez do will and bequeath to Elmer’s my thanks and to BRCS my Spanish dictionary so everyone can talk with me! I, Willard Bailey do will and bequeath all my fun to the underclassmen. I, Twila Barker do will and bequeath my ability to breastroke to Deanne and to Lisa, lots of love and affection. I, Phyllis Bauman do will and bequeath to all of my friends many happy memories and to Mom and Dad I leave a big thanks for all their love and support. I. David Becker do will and bequeath to my father a new truck in hopes he will never let anyone like me drive it and to my brother, Tom, a wrench in hopes he will learn how to use it. I, Kristen Bibbins do will and bequeath nothing as I will take everything with me when I leave, especially my memories of BRCS and the Class of ’81. I, Jack Boliver do will and bequeath to my sister Janet, all the fun times in my senior year, to Bobby my passing English marks, and to anyone who wants it, my seat on the bus. I, Patrick Boliver do will and bequeath to Mitch Bush my starting guard position in football in hopes that he will be a football player instead of a mascot! I, Rhonda Boliver do will and bequeath to my parents one less kid to get in trouble, to Deron I leave my ability to have fun, and to Kelly, many hopes that some day she has enough money to take me out. I, Dave Bonci do will and bequeath my driving ability to Mickey. I, Debbie Brouty do will and bequeath my ability to have fun in school to Denise and David, to Anne, Cheryl, Marcie, Tim, and Laurence I leave all the bus rides to and from BOCES. I, Lisa Brouty do will and bequeath my good behavior to my little brother, our great times to Jane, happiness always to Kim and Kelly, and fewer headaches to Mom and Dad. I, James Brown do will and bequeath all my thanks to my mother and father for putting up with me and to my brother, Tim, I leave my bike. I, Anne Marie Buckingham do will and bequeath my cheering ability to all the underclassmen cheerleaders and to Jack, all our memories. I, Pete Bush do will and bequeath my football talent to Tim and Larry, and my football 22 to anyone who can fill it. I, Theresa Bush do will and bequeath to my brother, Karl, one radio so he will leave mine alone. I, Marcie Campany do will and bequeath to Cheryl all the good times we had and to Michael, my locker in hopes that next year one will be enough. I, Rob Campany do will and bequeath to Genz, a Red Sox World Series and to Mr. T., a solar powered chain saw. I, Larry Carlson Jr. do will and bequeath a ton of super glue to Glenn in hopes that he may fix everything he has broken, a picture of my pool table to Peter, Andy, and Alex, and a special thanks to my family. I, Matt Chamberlain do will and bequeath to my brother, Jeff, an orange rind and to the next rookie of Village, Paint Paper, the dog hair that I found in my lunch box last summer. I, Larry Clemons, do will and bequeath the last headache to my mother and father, to the Dufrene twins my milking ability, and to John Dufrene my hunting and fishing ability. I, Pamela Corey do will and bequeath my ability to compensate to Pat, my goggles to Julie, the little patience I have to Amy. the car to Mom and Dad, and the best of luck to surviving faculty brats (Tim too). I, Jane Dicob do will and bequeath to Vicki all my techniques to stay out of trouble, to Becky a six pack of — Pepsi, and to Randy all my love. I, Bob Dicob do will and bequeath all of my auto body ability to Joel Martin and all of my love to Cheryl. I, Steve Ebersol do will and bequeath all of my great hunting and shooting abilities to my brother, Stacey in hopes he will use them well. I, Linda Elmer do will and bequeath to Nan all my worldly talents and my Pom Poms, to Rhonda a place for her to go, and to Kenton I leave a softer head. I, Robin Fitzgerald do will and bequeath all of my running ability to Toosie and my ability to splurge to Loren. I, Rhonda Foote do will and bequeath to Linda Elmer one place to go, to Renee G. the first clue, to Mom and Dad my thanks, and to P.J., my favorite brother, my shyness’’, halo, and energy! I, David Garrison do will and bequeath my ability to get psyched to Linda Demo for use on her way to the states. I, Jon Gates do will and bequeath my voice to an inexperienced freshman tenor and to Esteban, my Spanish notebook. I, Renee Generous do will and bequeath to Robin one free coupon for pizza and a Paul of her own, to Pam and Deb a cruise in Hank, to any swimmer my big feet, and a hug for Paul. I, Deb Giordano do will and bequeath to Nancy Monnat all our inventions and my great abilities, to my sister, Nancy, an empty house, my everlasting patience, my temper, and 12, and to Mom and Dad my many thanks. I, Danny Golden do will and bequeath all my speed on the track to Duane Streeter in hopes he will someday be fast. 37 I. Debbie Golden do will and bequeath to Michael all my love forever, to all my friends, especially Judy, a thanks for al- ways being there, and to Vicky, a room to herself. I, June Grunert do will and bequeath all the memories of the summer of “80” to Karen, the bathroom to Steve and Andy, my mouth to Cindy, my athletic abilities to Brittle, and to Mom and Dad thanks! I, Scott Haluska do will and bequeath to Suzette Erb and Janice Altmire my great driving abilities and to my parents, thanks. I, Robin Hammond do will and bequeath all my brains and my driving skills to Mike Wormwood. I, Cheryl Horvath do will and bequeath all my bowling skills to Maria Pominville in hopes she can match them and to Marcie all our long talks. I, Bill Jackson do will and bequeath my football talent to my youngest brother, Jebo, and to Steve, one less brother to fight with. I, Paul Jones do will and bequeath one previously chewed guitar pick to Glenn and Mike. I, Robert Judd do will and bequeath to Mom and Dad one quiet and clean room and to Bill, my ability to stay out of trou- ble. I, Laurence Kampnich do will and bequeath my ability to stay out of trouble and my smarts to anyone who can match them. I, Steve Keefer do will and bequeath to my sister, Karen, good luck in her future years at school and to Bron, memories. I, Bob Kerfien do will and bequeath the Scamp to my sister, Beth, all the luck in the world to the boys, and all my faith- fulness to Brenda while she's in college in hopes that she appreciates me for it. I, Peter Kirch do will and bequeath my football yelling position to Tim Brown to Mike Hoch and to Renee I give all my love! I, Darlene Kloster do will and bequeath to Cheryl all the talks we’ve had in hopes for more and to Sonny, all my love for- ever. I, Tony Kohler do will and bequeath all the fights on Halloween night to anyone who wants them and all my skills to any- one who can handle them. I, Joseph LaChausse do will and bequeath my special ability to hunt and to nag teachers to my brother, Doug. I, Lisa LaPlant do will and bequeath to Deanne the car for cruising, to Teresa, Robin, and Twil memories of the long night . . . and to the Juniors all the Senior privileges. I, John Lashbrooks do will and bequeath all my farming abilities to my sister, Penny. I, Kenton Lyndaker do will and bequeath all my homework to my nieces and nephews and all the good times to anyone who wants them. I, Patty Lyndaker do will and bequeath all those Saturday night accidents to Linda in hopes that she can survive them without me and to Maria, Charlie, and Lynne I leave my empty milk cartons in hopes that they have many more birthdays to come! I, Teresa Lyndaker do will and bequeath to Robin Fitzgerald and Lisa LaPlant a chance to get along with each other and memories of the times we shared, and to Craig, all the love and happiness I can possibly give him. I, Julie Mahoney do will and bequeath to Rae Perkins all the long, unforgettable bus rides from Stillwater in the early morning hours and to Mom and Dad thanks, you’ve earned it! I, Eric Mannerberg do will and bequeath my earplugs and 20 free quitar lessons to my brother, Glenn. I, Jeff Marolf do will and bequeath to our conscientious and persevering custodian, Kevin Simpson, a bottle of heavy duty, industrial strength, multi-purpose, instant ink, super glue, and graffiti remover. I, Linda Mellnitz do will and bequeath all my cooking abilities to my little sister. Joann, because she needs all the help she can get. and then some. I, Sheri Monnat do will and bequeath to Bryan, Deb, Dawn, Doug, and Nancy, one less person to fight with, to Mom and Dad lots of love and thanks, and to my crazy friends, my fondest memories and my best wishes. I, Glenn Moser do will and bequeath to Oz and Jane my ability to do everything right the first time and to Mike and Jim the ability to pass Social Studies. I, Tim Nagy do will and bequeath my shooting ability to Nanette in hopes that she will make it to the States and to Mar- cie, Cheryl, Deb, and Anne, “O Belvedere Come Here Boy!” I, Francine Osborne do will and bequeath to Penny our standing place in the hall, to Renee all my common sense, and to the teachers, peace once more. I, Leslie Petzoldt do will and bequeath my size 13 sneakers to Loren and my seat on the basketball bench to Dale Virkler in case he decides not to wrestle. I, Renee Planty do will and bequeath my soccer position to Brittle, to Holly and Susie lots of happiness, and to Peter D. Kirch all my love forever, plus a day. I, Anne Purcell do will and bequeath my height to Nancy A. and to anyone else who wants it. I, Quintin Roggie do will and bequeath my sweatsuit to Mark Virkler in hopes that he can lose as much weight next year as he wants to. I, Lisa Sauer do will and bequeath lots of love and thanks to my family for being there when I needed them most and to my friends, especially Twila, a life filled with much happiness and love. I, Beth Scalzo do will and bequeath to Juni my 10-speed and my thanks to Mom and Dad for putting up with me all these years. 38 I, Kent Steiner do will and bequeath my ability to play space invaders to Rick Rauber and my ability to succeed in So- cial Studies 11 to Scott Nortz. I, Sharlene Steiner do will and bequeath to Diane, Kelly and Sue “memories”, to my nephew, Chad, lots of luck, and to Mom and Dad many thanks. I, Bernadette Tabolt do will and bequeath the cooking to Dan and the dishes to Jerry in hopes they will become wonderful housewives someday, and to Christopher, the memory of those great (?) bus rides. I, Bruce Tabolt do will and bequeath the FFA president gavel to any man who thinks they can handle it and all the good times in AG class to future Ag students. I, Jamie Takacs do will and bequeath my vast storehouse of knowledge to my dear twin sisters, and all of my breaks and bruises so gracefully earned in soccer to the future left wing of BRCS. I, Wanita Thompson do will and bequeath to Beverly Sheldon my ability to get up in the morning for school and all my love to Al forever. I, Marty Turck do will and bequeath my ability to play football on the left side of the line. I, Teresa Turck do will and bequeath six ounces of reassurance to the girls on the tennis team and the position of first single and captain to whoever wants it bad enough. I, Rise Virkler do will and bequeath all my work at home to my sister, Casandra, in hopes that she will learn a few re- sponsibilities, and my great judgment of people to Rochelle. I, Gayland Walseman do will and bequeath all my acting ability to Mark Widrick and all my musical ability to Pat Pound (who needs it). I, Howard Widrick do will and bequeath all the days and nights in Wolff’s car to anyone who can handle it and to Dr. Kelly, one less headache. I, Kelly Widrick do will and bequeath to Timmy and Kristi good luck in trying to make it through school and to Rhonda many more weekends. I, Martha Widrick do will and bequeath to Cindy Moore my ability to make all the little kids on the bus behave. I Mary Widrick do will and bequeath to the “gang” much happiness and to my family a pie with love and many thanks. I, Robin Widrick do will and bequeath all my school days, the hospital, and my ability to milk a cow in 32 seconds to Marika Jo. I, Mike Wormwood do will and bequeath ail my fancy parking maneuvers in the school parking lot to Jim Brown. I, Lori Young do will and bequeath the best for Mitch, Mari, and Melissa in their remaining years at BRCS and to Mom and Dad all my love and thanks! I, Kelly Yousey do will and bequeath my ability to stay out of too much trouble to my brother, Scott, fewer headaches to my parents, and all my love to Kim. I, Brenda Zehr do will and bequeath my bus rides to anyone who can handle them, one fall harvest to Connie and many sweet dreams to Bonnie and Cindy. I, Dari Zehr do will and bequeath my athletic ability to Otis, who needs it. I, Kevin Zehr do will and bequeath my football ability and 74 to anyone who can handle it and my teeth to the next ,’Beaver at the school. 39 BOCES Five mornings a week, 43 Seniors travel to the Glenfield Occupational Center to further their educational skills. The bus rides to BOCES get monotonous at times, but with continuous card games, along with other pastimes, our sanity is safely kept. Attending BOCES gives us the opportunity to advance our knowledge in a particular field, as well as to develop friendships with students from surround- ing schools. As we are ready to begin our lives in the working world, we realize the vast importance of this educational service. FACULTY Row 1: C. Lambie. S. Winkley. G. Salmon. M. Golas. R. Pellegrino. J. Milligan, P. Pribble. Row 2: G. Keyser. J. Smith. G. Wagler. T. Ablan. D. Podkowka, P. Marolf, L. Nichols. M. McLear. R. Borka. S. Bourgeois. A. Sgroi. R. Quay. R. Milligan. G. Leger. AM BOCES 40 PM BOCES 41 • t • OFFICERS UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIORS FRESHMEN 45 CLASS OF Row 1: M. Bush, C. Balash, D. Bush, J. Boliver, Row 2: B. Barrett, K. Bingle, P. Anderson, K. Aldrich. Row 3: R. Aucter. K. Boliver. T. Brown. K. Aucter. W. Boliver. Row 1: L. Kloster, C. Lehman. E. Lyndaker. Row 2: G. Mannerberg. H. Kirch. K. Manzer, D. LaPlant. Row 3: M. Lehman. R. Martin. M Largett. L. Lehman. A. Kohler. Row 1: L. Coughlin, J. Campany, Row 2: S. Ebersol, D. Elmer. Row 3: L. Demo. Row 1: R. Roggie, J. Rus- sell. Row 2: N Schneeberger, T. Ross. K Ryan. A. Schulz. Row 3: M. Roggie. K. Schweitzer. A. Schulz. J. Schneider. Row 1: J. Merry. T. Monnat. Row 2: D. Monnat. J. McVoy. Row 3: V. Martin. K. Monnat. Row 1: C. Widrick. Row 2: A. Spencer. M. VerSchneider. Row 3: M. Sullivan. T. Walseman. 1982 Row 1: C. Gates. Row 2: S. Gallup, R. Dunbar. Row 3: M. Demorest, R. Bush. Row 4: T. Fitzgerald. Row 1: J. Monnat. D. Moore. Row 2: L. Monnat, L. Mooney. Row 3: N. Monnat. C. Miller. Row 1: V. Turck. Row 2: L. Widrick, L. Widrick. Row 3: L Widrick. M. Virkler, C. Taylor. Row 1: E. Hutt, S. Grimmer. S. Grunert, R. Houppert. Row 2: M. Hoch, C. Hunt, R. Houppert, S. Johnson. Row 3: D. Golden. J. Kent. Row 1: L. Petzoldt. J. Nuffer. Row 2: K. Proulx, D. Nortz, J. Peters. Row 3: P. Pound. S. Nortz, A. Nortz, J. Purcell. R. Perkins. L. Nagy. Row 1: M. Zehr, S. Wi- drick. M. Zehr. D. Zehr. Row 2: D. Wormwood. M. Widrick. K. Zehr. Row 3: C. Zehr, C. Zehr. M. Worden. C. Yousey, N. Yousey. 47 Row 1: J. Steiner. W. Terry. Row 2: A. Sullivan, A. Tabolt. K. Steiner, G. Turck. Row 3: R. Turck. B. Tabolt, D. Streeter. D. Turck, J. Spencer. Row 1: D. Quickenton. R. Peters. Row 2: B. Roggie, J. Ritz, K. Rauber. G. Robbie. R. Schultz. L. Rasmussen. Row 3: C. Schneider. E. Schneider. T. Pomerville, D. Peters, R. Schneider. Row 1: R. Wormwood. T. Widrick. R. Zehr. Row 2: J. Zehr. M. Widrick. D. Zehr. Row 3: K. Widrick. D. Zehr. Row 5: D. VerSchneider. D. Virkler. S. Zehr. 48 CLASS O Row 1: B. Haluska. Row 2: B. Bush, S. Erb. Row 3: D. Davoy. K. Bush. T. Bush. Row 1: B. Kerfien. Row 2: J. Kieffer. L. Hoppel. Row 3: L. Houppert. W. Judd. 1983 Row 1: H. Honor, K. Hockey. Row 2: D. Kipfer, K. Jackson. Row 3: T. Kelly, B. Meyer. Row 1. A. Mooney. C. Nortz. G. Noftsier. A. Mullin, C. Noftsier, B. Murphy. Row 2: S. Nortz, G. Monnat. B. Moser, D. Monnat. B. O’Brian. Row 1: D. LaPlant, D. Meyer. Y. Lee, D. LaChausse. Row 2: R. Kuhl. D. Marolf, R. McVoy, C. Marolf. K. Kwader, P. Korman. Row 1: A. Aldrich, D. Buck- ingham. Row 2: D. Bucking- ham, G. Branagan. Row 3: S. Boliver. D. Aucter, D. Bo- liver, J. Altmire. Row 4: N. Ardison, V. Briot. 49 Row 1: A Windover. L. Widrick. Row 2: C. Widrick. L. Wormwood. J. Zehr. T. Walseman. Row 3: R. Wolff. A. VerSchneider. M. Young. D. Zehr. T. Zehr. E. Wallack. Row 1: J. Kloster. L. Hammond. Row 2: W. Houppert. M. Jones. J. Knight. S. Jackson. Row 3: L. Hoch. D. Keefer. J. Kloster. Row 4: V. Golden. Row 1: L. Shambo. L. Proulx, K. Short!. Row 2: J. Schneeberger. J. Purcell. J. Schulz. T. Rauber, W. Roggie. CLASS OF Row 1: J. Chamberlain. Row 2: D. Far- ney. L. Chartrand. Row 3: J. Dutton. T. Bush. Row 1: P. Steiner. H. Sullivan. Row 2: D. Spencer. R. Strife. C. Ta- kacs. 50 1984 Row 1: D. Bush. Row 2: L. Davis. D. Everard. K. Gerow. Row 3: N. Erb. Row 1: D. Simmons. Row 2: T. Takacs. C. Shultz. Row 3: R. Terry. D. Tabolt. Row 1: J. Lee. D. Maiellaro. Row 2: D. Marolf. D. Lee. M. Mooney. T. Lehman. J. Mellnitz. Row 3: J. Miller. D. Mer- ry. A. Merry. R. Lee. J. Lee. Row 1: T. Pate. T. Phelps. V. Pate. Row 2: J. Pate, R. Noftsier, J. Moser. D. Perry. D. Ovando. C. O'Donnel. Row 3: S. O'Brian. J. Russell. T. Pominville Row 1: T. Buckingham, J. Boliver. C. Briot. Row 2: M Bush. S. Al- len. T. Becker. Row 3: D. Boliver. P. Boardman. K. Ardison. C. Busch. D. Brouty, J. Austin. 51 Row 1: L. Briot. S. Briot. D. Boardman. K. Beyer. P. Bibbins. Row 2: J. Boliver. M. Buckingham. Row 3: D. Brouty. M. Bush. S. Bingle, B. Austin. B. Bush. L. Boliver. D. Aucter. Row 1: H. Hodgman, L. Kuhl. A. Jantzi. Row 2: C. Johnson. K. Laconti. A. LaChausse. T. Kloster. Row 3: A. Keefer. L. Kloster. C. Hodkinson, G. Houppert, T. Jantzi. Row 1: L. Waldron. Row 2: J. Zehr. B. Widrick, D. Zehr. S. Widrick. Row 3: Z. Zehr. S. Yousey. D. Zehr, T. Zehr, K. Widrick, M. Young. Row 4: W. Zehr. CLASS OF Row 1: J. Noftsier. Row 2: K. Noftsier, C. Moser. Row 3: A. Martin. D. Moo- ney. K. Noftsier. Row 1: D. Rhone. R. Pominville. Row 2: P. Quickenton. P. Reape. J. Peters. 52 1985 Row 1: L. Monnat. Row 2: R. Meyer. B. Lyndaker. Row 3: J. Lyndaker, M. Maiellaro. Row 1: D. Peters, B. Rice. Row 2: T. Queary. T. Rauber. L. Rasmussen. T. Ritz. Row 1: B Green. Row 2: S. Edick, M. Bush. J. Corey. N. Giordano. T. Chartrand. Row 3: D. Ellis. D. Hoch. K. Chartrand. C. Campany. J. Everard. C. Dufrene. W. Higby, T. Gallup. Row 1: C. Virkler. R Steiner. T. Tabolt. Row 2: A. Slote. R. Smith. J. Shortt. Row 3: L. Russell. A. Sienkiewicz. B Sheldon. L. Rubar, D. VerSchneider. R. Ross. J. Tabolt. Row 1: W. Kloster, J. Lashbrooks. M. Williams. Row 2: S. Roggie. W. Rogers. K. Boardman. Mr. Haluska. 53 Row 1: P. Everard. Row 2: A. Cadorette. J. Bair. T. Bush. Row 3: L. Duvelow. S. Chartrand. A. Corey. S. Boliver. M Austin. Row 1: C. Forney. M. Hosmer. Row 2: H. Hall. H. Honer, K. Fitzgerald. L. Hayes. Row 3: M. Hosmer. M. Gavigan. M. Hirschey. A. Grunert. G. Garrison. R. Hoch. Row 1: T. Sullivan. R. Turck. Row 2: M. VerSchneider. J. Sweeney. J. Snave, A. Steiner. Row 3: R. Taube. J. Turck, M Wallack, J. Steiner, C. Taylor. CLASS OF Row 1: D. Pate. B Shultz, M. Rice. Row 2: J. Pomerville. B. Scalzo, E. Shambo. Row 1: S. Moore, J. Merry. Row 2: D. Perry. L. LaPlant, B. Monnat. Row 3: C. Moore. 54 1986 Row 1: F. Shultz, B. Pound, K. Schwendy. Row 2: G. Roggie, S. Sauer. C. Shultz, K. Schneider. Row 1: B. Monnat. K. Kwader. T. Nortz. Row 2: J. Nortz. R. Mattimore, E. Lyn- daker. Row 1: V. Houppert. S. Houppert, G. Jackson. Row 2: J. Kloster, R. Kloster. R. Korman, B. Kent, S. Kempney, S. Kirch. C. Houppert Row 1: A. Windover. Row 2: D. Widrick. J. Zehr. Row 3: A. Williams. D. Zehr. A. Yauney. P. Zehr. T. Widrick. Row 4: T. Widrick, K. Zehr. M. Zehr. Row 1: P. Thomas. R. Farney. E. Moser. Row 2: J. Albanese. M. Leaf. B. Roggie. S. Boardman. 55 UNDERCLASSMEN CANDIDS FACULTY-AS SENIORS? reflections ,,, BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. James Judd Lawrence Marolf Donald Petzoldt Catherine Marilley Geneva Virkler 58 ADMINISTRATION Richard Green Assistant Principal Wayne Marcott Elementary Principal 59 Mary Ann Lepkowski — English “You don’t like Greek Mythology?!” Mary Honer — English “Wherefore art thou students?” Maureen Mulvaney — English “5th period study hall — All Seniors!?!” Vincent Scarpinato — English “My autobiography — Crime and Punish- ment.” Sally Young — English “Silence is golden!” Diarmuid O’Hara — English “Drama Coach.” 60 James Lester — Social Studies Let’s take a vacation! Robert Williams — Social Studies Didn’t you notice? I got a haircut!! Daniel Roggie — Social Studies You want to know how to spell Hara kiri? Pierre Wallack — Social Studies The winner of the 1981 Rubber Chicken award is ... Kenneth Proulx — Social Studies Local history is the number one elective. 61 Sue Pennock — Mathematics Kathleen Face — Mathematics “One Senior I can take, but a homeroom full?! Take me My name is not Mrs. Walker!” away!” Catherine RoshanKhan — Mathematics Marilyn Hanlon — Mathematics The small teacher with the big smile.” I don’t know if you can, but you may. Sharon Vowles — French, Spanish Parlez-vous Espanol?” Lowell Genzel — Audio-Visual Did you hear the one about . . . ?” 62 Joseph Stanek — Science 'Biology students! There they sit — fat, dumb, and happy.’ Lawrence Ryan — Science Daring, young (?) Physics teacher.” Robert Giordano — Science A hunting we will go Ronald Maiellaro — Science Please turn off that radio.” 63 Elizabeth Wallace — Home Economics Take good care of my egg-baby! Leueen Smithling — Home Economics I now pronounce you ? and ?.” Joseph Haluska — Special Education Carolyn Walker — Special Education A smile is the universal language!” Jeffrey Deuss — Librarian “World’s walking card catalogue.” 64 Bruce Buckingham — Industrial Arts Harvey Taylor Mechanical Drawing, Driver Ed “Gio, don’t forget your gun this time!” Earl Shortt — Industrial Arts, Driver Ed Loafers will be prosecuted!” Peter Keys — Agriculture “Be calm!” Marylou Ryan — Business Education Hedy Taylor — Art “Eyes on the copy!” 65 Row 1: Mr. Robert Norcross, Athletic Director; Mr. Wayne Ferguson. Row 2: Mrs. Shirley LaTray, Mr. Leon Brown, Miss Patricia Ford. - y Joyce Boucher — School Nurse “Yes, you may use my phone.” Martha Boshart — School Psychologist “This place is driving me crazy!” 66 Lionel Snave — Instrumental Music Joseph Perry — Vocal Music “Sectional attendance is absolutely necessary!” Mrs. Barrett, Mr. Hall, Mrs. Bossuot. Steven Brooks — Art “Thank God I only have junior high classes!” 67 CAFETERIA STAFF Row 1: D. Gascho. M. Hodkinson, M. Nortz. A. Widrick. G. Kipfer. C. Widrick. Row 2: D. Leh- man. E. Turck, Z. Wakefield. D. Lehman, A. Noftsier, I. Lyndaker. J. Widrick. M. Ritz, G. Ebersol, E. Roggie. CUST- ODIANS Row 1: J. Dicob, K. Simpson. T. Dicob. S. Kloster. Row 2: B. Dicob. C. Widrick. G. Lar- gett. J. Howley, S. Peters. W. Marolf. BUS DRIVERS Row 1: M. Moser. W. Zehr, E. Shortt, M. Lyn- daker. B. Edick, E. Virkler, C. Petzoldt. Row 2: N. Brown. A. Arthur. V. Zehr. A. Leh- man. W. Lyndaker. J. Laconti. T. Kelly. R. Lyndaker, N. Lehman. 68 SECRETARIES Row 1: A. Virkler. A. Payberg, J. Ward. Row 2: D. Petzoldt. C. Virkler. R. Monnat. A. Streeter. TEACHER AIDES 69 Row 1: M. Campeau, J. Duffer. K. Buckingham. D. Chartrand. J. Blair Row 2: M. Stevens. M. Becker. E. Bush. J. Golden. G. Hack, N. Schneeberger. Mrs. Sweeney Row 1: D. Hunt. E. Ischia. B. Brown. B. Bradish, C. Norcross. P. Geiger, M. Finguerra. B. Cowles. Row 2: I. Bowen, W. Marcotte. G. Green, L. O’Leary, J. Corey, J. Finguerra. F. Barrett, M. Brooks. D. Boliver, A. Edick, C. Ouderkirk, M. Allen, R. Nagle. P. Zehr, A. Elmer. Row 3: P. Everett. V. Jay. The Class of 1981 extends its appreciation and recognition to our Elementary faculty for the excellent foundations they provided during our formative years at BROS. We will continue to reflect on the lessons of the early years which assisted us in the transition to high school and will enable us to accomplish future goals. Mr. Kelsey GRADE SCHOOL ACTIVITIES 1981 BE A VERI AN STAFF Row 1: D. Giordano. L. Sauer. D. Kloster, L. Brouty. K. Yousey, S. Widrick. Row 2: K. Ryan. T. Barker. L. Mooney. A. Buckingham. J. Gates. P. Corey, M. Widrick. G. Walseman. Row 3: S. Monnat. R. Virkler. C. Horvath. D. Brouty. J. Row 4: J. Boliver. P. Pound. L. Elmer. M. Widrick. B. Tabolt, T. Nagy, G. Moser, R. Generous. K. Single. YEARBOOK YEARBOOK ADVISOR EDITORS HONOR SOCIETY Row t: G. Stanek. B Zehr. A. Purcell. J. Gates. Row 2: R. Judd. P. Corey. M. Widrick, R. Campany. Row 3: G. Walseman, P. Jones. Row 1: L. Petzoldt, K. Ryan. K. Bingle. L. Coughlin. S. Widrick. D. Kloster. Row 2: J. Kent. J. Takacs. C. Balash, M Widrick. J. Marolf. 73 SENIOR CHORUS i A Row 1: C. Schultz. L. Houppert. K. Yamamoto. C. Baez. R. Kuhl. R. Haluska. N. Erb. J. Zehr, P. Jones. R. Turck, J. Chamberlain. G. Monnat. Row 2: R. Zehr. K. Ryan, S. Erb, J. Moser, M. Mooney. T. Lehman. C. Gates. A. Mercuriali. T. Kelly. J. Schneider. S. Haluska. G. Stanek. Row 3: L. Hoppel, P. Bauman. R. Foote, T. Turck. D. Kipfer, J. Chamberlain. J. Gates. M. Chamberlain, K. Bush, P. Boardman. M. Widrick. P. Pound. Row 4: J. Takacs. T. Takacs. L. Elmer, J. Altmire. K. Bingle, D. Monnat, S. Monnat. G. Mannerberg, S. Nortz, J. Schulz. A. Kohler. Row 5: Y. Lee. M. Wi- drick. P. Corey, R. Generous, A. Kohler. N. Monnat, C. Miller, Mr. Perry, G. Walseman, M. Lehman. SENIOR BAND Row 1: M. Widrick. D. Giordano. K. Bingle, R. Haluska, P. Korman, C. Shultz, J. Chamberlain, B. Barrett, K. Ryan. Row 2: D. Lee, C. Marolf. R. Generous, A. Schulz. C. Hunt, J. Chamberlain, R. Judd. C. Gates, M. Chamberlain. P. Jones, J. Zehr, T. Buckingham, K. Steiner. M. Lehman, S. Haluska. A. Kohler. Mr. Snave. cn SR. HIGH STAGE BAND Row 1: K. Ryan. J. Chamberlain. D. Lee. C. Marolf. K. Bingle, R. Generous. P. Boardman. Row 2: J. Austin, J. Gates. M. Chamberlain. P Jones. P. Corey. Row 3: M. Lehman. S. Haluska. K. Steiner, J. Zehr. J. Chamberlain, C. Gates. G. Stanek. Mr. Snave. CHORA- LEERS Row 1: G. Stanek, K. Bingle. R. Turck. B. Ta- bolt. C. Gates. R. Foote. R. Generous, S. Erb, S. Haluska. J. Zehr. Row 2: K. Ryan. M. Chamberlain. G. Walseman. M Lehman. S. Monnat, J. Gates. P. Corey. Mr. Perry. P. Pound. R. Haluska, J. Schneider. D. Monnat. L. Louppert. JR. HIGH CHORUS Row 1: R. Turck. E. Lyndaker, J. Zehr, P. Zehr. M. Buckingham. J. Kloster, B. Pound. H. Hall. R. Taube. F. Shultz, J. Noftsier. K. Zehr. Row 2: J. Zehr, D. Perry, R. Kloster, K. Schneider, T. Gallup. C. Moore. B. Monnat. J. Nortz, K. Kwader. C. Taylor. L. Hayes. Z. Zehr. Row 3: S. Widrick. D. Nagy. L. Petzoldt, W. Zehr. P. Reapt, T. Widrick. A. Sienkiewicz, B. Sheldon. C. Virkler. C. Johnson. J. Shortt, B. Kent. Row 4: T. Tabolt. T. Bush, P. Bibbins, M. Gavigan, K. Laconti. D. Mooney. A. La- Chausse. S. Edick, 0. Boardman. A. Cador- ette, A. Corey. C. Moser, S. Bingle. J. Peters. K. Schwendy, L. Rubar, B Smith. R. Meyer. M. Zehr. D. Zehr. A. Yauney. Row 5: Mr. Per- ry. 76 JR. HIGH ENSEMBLE Row 1: J. Zehr, D. Boardman, J. Nortz, R. Taube, L. Hayes. K. Kwader, Row 2: L. Petzoldt, B. Smith. A. Sienkiewicz, K. Laconti, A. LaChausse, T. Tabolt. Row 3: J. Peters. R. Meyer. A. Yauney, Mr. Perry. Row 4: C. Moser. S. Widrick. JR HIGH BAND Row 1: D. Aucter, J. Lyndaker. N. Giordano, C. Campany, B. Green. T. Gallup. Row 2: A. Wil- liams. D. Zehr, J. Shortt, S. Jones. A. Corey. B. Pound. B. Kent. Row 3: D. Perry. M. Austin. W. Higby. C. Moore. J. Corey. S. Bingle. W. Zehr. Row 4: Mr. Snave. B. Scalzo, S. Chartrand. J. Snave. M. Bush, D. Nagy JR HIGH STAGE BAND Row 1: B. Green. A. Corey. J. Lyndaker. N. Gior- dano. J. Shortt, A. Sienkiewicz. Row 2: M. Austin, D. Perry. W. Higby. S. Bingle, J. Corey. Row 3: Mr. Snave. S. Chartrand. J. Snave, M. Bush, D. Nagy. 77 Musical Production What happens when a stranger arrives in a small town? Gossip! This stranger might fall in love with the librarian. What happens then? Gossip! When that stranger is The Music Man, even the quarrelsome town begins to harmonize! Harmonization is what this production was about. Thanks to individuals from the music, art, A.V., construction, and costume departments, this musical was an enjoyable success. CONFERENCE ALL STATE AREA ALL STATE Gayland Walseman Row 1: B Tabolt. S. Haulska. R. Generous. Row 2: J. Gates, K. Single, L. Houppert. Row 3: G. Walseman. M. Lehman, M. Chamberlain. C. Gates. J. Chamberlain. J. Schneider. BOYS STATE GIRLS STATE Dave Becker and Rob Campany Renee Generous 80 STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: N. Schneeberger, L. Mooney. R. Foote. M. Widrick, K. Bingle. D. Giordano. Row 2: D. Merry. J. Dutton, T. Bush. C. Widrick. D. Tabolt, J. Grunert. C. Marolf. Row 3: M. Jones, R. McVoy, J. Altmire. A. Mooney. M. Hoch, S. Johnson, N. Yousey, A. Spencer, R. Perkins. B. Barrett. T. Balash. Row 4: P. Korman, K. Yamamoto. B. Tabolt. R. Virkler, J. Boliver, M. Lehman. A. Purcell. T. Kohler, J. Schulz, L. Coughlin. A. Schulz, P. Bauman. C. Baez. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS ANNOUNCERS CLUB Row 1: K. Bingle. M. Widrick. Row 2: R. Foote, N. Schneeberger. L. Mooney. D. Giordano. Row 1: L. Mooney, J. Nortz. C. Marolf. D Monnat, B. Shultz. G. Coughlin. Mr. Haluska 81 In February 1980, ten B.R.C.S. students enjoyed a two week vis- it to France. Their travels took them from home to Brockville, Ontario, to Montreal, Quebec, and to Paris. They covered over 1300 miles while in France. In Paris they visited the Louvre Museum; Notre-Dame Cathedral; the Arc de Triomphe; Mont- martre. the artists’ quarter; Na- poleon’s tomb; and the Eiffel Tower. From Paris they went to Ver- sailles. home of Louis XIV, the Sun King, and from there traveled north and then along the coast of the English Channel and back to Paris. Castles, a winery, a disco, the Normandy coast, shopping, eating, the Metro, and a bus driv- er who spoke no English, were but some of the highlights. A la prochaine fois! FHA Row 1: J. Kloster, C. LaPlant. R. Ross. K. Boardman. P. Reape. T. Chartrand. Row 2: Mrs. Smithling. M Leaf. B Rice. Z. Zehr. C. Virkler. R. Monnat. R. LaPlant. Row 3: Miss Wallace. M. Lehman. D. La- Plant. L Hoppel. W. Thompson. S. Grim- mer. L. Coughlin. B. Meyer. FFA Row 1: L. Clemons, L. Lyndaker, T. Zehr. J. Zehr. R. Peters. D. Virkler. Mr. Keys. Row 2: M Zehr. C. Zehr. T. Pommerville. V. Briot. D. VerSchneider, M Roggie, B. Tabolt. J. Nuffer. D. Houppert. S. Zehr. D. Peters. D. Virkler. Mr. Keys. Row 3: C. O’Donnell. C. Schneider. H. Sullivan. T. Albertson. D. Zehr. S. Keefer. T. VerSchneider, J. Walseman, D. Zehr. B. Roggie. G. Roggie. B Tabolt. N. Ardison. AV CLUB Row 1: D. Kipfer, T. Bush. W. Lehman. T. Widrick. T. Kloster. Row 2: D. Becker. A. Nortz. T. Becker. G. Monnat. R. Roggie. R. Campany. 83 I can’t express my feelings of “thanks” toward all of the people at B.R.C.S. I have never known such nice people and I am very happy because I had the opportunity to spend time with you. I would like to write all the wonderful things that I have experienced with all of you but it is impossible, because I believe it would take all the space in the yearbook. I am sure this year has been one of the most beautiful years of my life. I would like to give a special “thank you” to a wonderful family — the Elmers. I can’t believe how lucky I am to be able to live in their home and to have the chance to love them. Another person who helped me tre- mendously during my stay is Mrs. Vowles. With all my love I would also like to thank my Mexican parents who made this trip possible. I don’t believe that it’s necessary to thank everyone who has helped me during this year because they know who they are. I know I will never forget you, that will be impossible. I will be awaiting your visit in Mexico. You are always welcome in my house. I won’t say good-by, only see you later, because we will always be to- gether. With all my love, Claudia Baez First of all I want to say that this year at B.R.C.S. was great — a wonderful, unforgettable time of my life. It was very interesting to meet new people and to learn new customs. My stay in America will be a helpful experience in my future work in Italy. I want to thank all of the students, teachers, and counselors at B.R.C.S. for making me feel like at home, and a special thanks to my American family who helped me in many ways and for treating me as a son. (Grazie ancora per tutto.) Ciao, Alex I would like to say thank you to my host family, the Ryans; to my teachers; to my parents in Japan; and especially to my dear friends. My friends have taught me American ways and customs. They have given me lots of kindness and a wonderful experience. Students at BRCS are very lucky to have many excellent teachers. Americans enjoy their lives very much — they are not overworked, and students are more happy and free and active. Before I came to the United States, my life was very narrow. Because of my stay here at Beaver River, I have learned to be more flexible in my ap- proach to life. I hope BRCS continues to welcome International Fellowship Exchange Students and I hope someone from BRCS will come to Japan and stay sometime soon. Kazuko Yamamoto It is difficult to find the right words to express my sincere gratitude I feel toward all the people that have helped me to cope with all the difficulties I encountered while here in this school. The life style here is very different from the one in Peru and therefore, very broadening. To me every day here means more English learned, more friends, and knowledge of things I had never seen before. My stay here means more to me than just a three month stay and learning some English but more important is the fact that I can learn to internalize local customs and the knowledge of what opportunities exist here for a better future for me. Not only are there many more schools and colleges and universities here but technology is much more advanced than the one in my country. To help in the development of Peru, a great need for well-trained skilled technologists exists. My goal then is to learn what I can in the field of technology so that I can put that knowledge to work when I get back. For this reason I appreciate the help the Widrick family has given me, the help all teachers have extended during my stay in this lovely community. Thank you Widricks, thanks classmates, thank you Beaver River Central School. Javier Garaycochea 85 COLOR- GUARD Row 1: L Proulz, S. Steiner. J. Ritz. J. Altmire, R. Foote Row 2: L. Elmer. N Schneeberger, T. Leh- man. K. Aucter. STORE STAFF Row 1: A. Mooney. J. Ritz. R. McVoy. D. Bucking- ham. M. Widrick. Row 2: D. Tabolt, D. Bush. H. Honer, C. Shultz. W Houppert. B. Haluska, S. Erb. G. Noftsier. D. Buckingham. SKI TEAM Row 1: T. Jantzi, A. Corey. B. Pound. A. Sienkiewicz. J. Corey. R. Smith. C. Baez. K. Yamamoto. Row 2: D. Elmer. A Mercuriali. B. O Briean. J. Grunert, R. Virkler. B. Green. S. Allen. Mrs. Brown. J. Chamber- lain. Row 3: L. Carlson, K. Flint. Mr. Green. T. Ta- kacs. R. Judd. P. Corey. K. Austin. R. Generous. M. Chamberlain, J. Chamberlain, P. Slote. B. Moser. B. Austin. Mr. Corey. PEP CLUB Row 1: M Jones. B. Haluska. Row 2: J. Altmire. J. Knight. D. Bush. Row 3. D. Mooney. C. Briot. R. Smith. A. Mooney. 86 GAA GAA OFFICERS Nancy Monnat — Treasurer. Renee Generous — Vice President, Phyllis Bauman — President. Mary Wildrick — Secretary. 90 Row 1: T. Strathdee. N. Monnat. C. Genzel. Row 2: J. Grunert. L. Fredenburg. S. Streeter. D. Bush. M. Widrick. Row 3: S. Meyer. J. Bush. D. Schneider, J. Hall, T. Widrick, Miss O'Leary. GAA SOFTBALL For the first time in B.R.C.S. histo- ry, the girls’ softball team went to sectionals. The team lost in the first round in Mt. Markham, who went on to win in sectionals. The girl’s team had a fine season overall. The team lost 3 of their 5 games by 3 runs or less. The team will be losing many fine veterans, but looks forward to a successful season. BRCS 12 South Lewis 0 11 19 Copenhagen 4 21 Lowville 1 6 IHC 19 8 Watertown 11 10 South Jeff 5 21 General Brown 6 7 Carthage 8 22 Indian River 7 5 Lowville 6 11 Mt. Markham 24 91 Row 1: K. Manzer. V. Turck. B. Meyer. K. Zehr. T. Fitzgerald. Row 2: D. Nortz. S. Boliver, M. Bush, R. Steria. D. LaPlant. R. Steria. Row 3: J. Nuffer. B. Haluska. C. Marolf. Mrs. Boliver. T. Balash, A. Spencer. R. Boliver. 1980 Track Field The girls’ track and field team was 4 and 3 in their dual meet sea- son. The young team shows prom- ise for the future since we had only three seniors on the team. Linda Demo followed by Robin Kuhl, Con- nie Zehr and Beth Lanzetta led the team in scoring. Linda, a sopho- more, is now on the ’’Top Ten” list in 10 out of 12 running events. Beth Lanzetta, Robin Kuhl, Jamie Takacs, and Linda Demo broke the school record in the mile relay. Yvonne Lee race walked to a new record and Linda Demo also broke the 880, mile and two-mile records. The junior high team will send some fine talent to the varsity in 81 and the future shows promise. Row 1: R Perkins. J. Altmire, S. Erb, R. Kuhl. B. Lanzetta. C. Zehr. M. McCabe. R. Dunbar. Row 2: L. Demo. A. Briot. L. Widrick. R. Everard, C. Nortz. S. Johnson. J. Takacs. Y. Lee. Row 3: P. Bauman. Miss Ford. D. LaPlante. G. Branagan. M VerSchneider. BRCS 0 3rd Frontier League Relays 71 South Lewis 66 83 Clifton Fine 56 84 Carthage 52 5th Beaver River Inv. 65 South Jefferson 72 45 Watertown High 92 63 Indian River 45 60 Old Forge 75 3rd Frontier League Meet 92 Row 1: D. Everard. D. Brouty. C. Shultz, D. Everard. T. Gallup. J. Shortt. H. Hodgman. Row 2: T. Zehr. K. Widirck. R. Meyeer, S. Briot. M. Mooney. C. Johnson. A. Sienkiewicz. L. Hammond. Row 3: Miss Wallace. D. Boardman. D. Mooney. R. Smith. D. Lee. T. Chartrand. L. Puhfal, K. Beyer. Row 1: T. Fitzgerald. L. Widrick. K. Zehr. N. Monnat, R. Fitzgerald. W. Houppert. Row 2: D. Bush. R. Zehr, M. VerSchneider. C. Miller. J. Grunert. Mr. Hall, R. Planty, J. Takacs. P. Bauman. C. Marolf, L. Nagy. R. Dunbar. GAA SOCCER The varsity soccer team had only two returning starters from last year’s team. The Beavers were in- vited to a September soccer tourna- ment at Lafargeville and they played the first game to a 1-1 tie. Because of the tie, a sudden death penalty shot shoot out was held. Thousands Islands prevailed by one goal. The next day the team came back and defeated General Brown for third place. The team showed a tremendous amount of improvement. They man- aged to win an amazing eight games and turned the table on Lafargeville by defeating them 4-2. A real high point of the season was the perfor- mance of the team as they upset 10th seeded Sandy Creek (2-0) at Beaver Falls. This was a true team win and demonstrated how much the girls have improved. The future appears bright as next year’s team will have nine returning starters and twenty other returning lettermen. Row 1: J. Boliver, J. Lee. D. Marolf. M. Turck. Row 2: K. Widrick. R. Boliver, A. Kohler. A. Merry. Y. Lee, D. Giordano. T. Lehman, D. Maiellaro. Miss Ouderkirk. OPP. i Thousands Islands 1 4 General Brown 2 3 Watertown 6 6 South Lewis 3 5 Belleville 0 4 Alex Bay 6 2 Indian River 1 1 Lyme 2 1 Lowville 2 3 Sackets Harbor 1 9 General Brown 1 2 Sandy Creek 0 4 Lafargeville 2 0 Copenhagen 2 0 South Jeff 5 2 Thousands Islands 2 1 I.H.C. 2 Row 1: R. Meyer. H. Hall. Row 2: J. Kloster. T. Gallup. P. Everard. M. Buckingham. C. Moore. A. Cadorette. T. Widrick. B Rice. Row 3: P. Reape. L. Rasmussen. T. Queary. A. Yauney, M. Bush. S. Briot. J. Boliver. A. Kieffer. S. Jones. B. Widrick. L. Russell. B. Kent. D. Aucter. Coach Lane. 93 SWIMMING Hard work by all team members led to a season record of 5 wins and 7 losses. Three of these losses were by 3 points and occurred in the final event. Senior Renee Generous set school records in the 200 yd. indi- vidual medley, 100 yd. breast- stroke, and 100 yd. backstroke. She also teamed with senior co- captain Pam Corey, and juniors Cheryl Taylor and Denise Nortz to set a new mark in the 400 yd. frees- tyle relay. BRCS OPP. 24 Lowville 58 44 Carthage 38 43 Adirondack 40 40 South Lewis 37 34 Holland Patent 48 27 Lowville 51 45 Carthage 35 40 West Canada 43 39 Adirondack 45 47 South Lewis 35 29 Holland Patent 46 40 West Canada 43 Row 1: C. Shultz, A. Spencer, D. LaPlant, L. Coughlin. Row 2: J. Chamberlain. B Meyer. D. Spencer, C. Takacs. D. Nortz. R. Generous. Row 3: M. Mooney. D. LaPlant. K. Manzer, C. Taylor. C. Briot. Mrs. LaTray. P. Corey, T. Barker. 94 Row 1: Miss Wallace, C. Taylor. A Corey. D. Mooney. B Pound. S. Jones. B. Monnat. G. Garrison. V. Houppert. T. Chartrand. L. Rubar, B. Smith. N. B. Green. S. Edick, J. Corey. Row t: D. LaPlant, A. Schulz. P. Anderson. C. Marolf, R. Zehr. K. Aldrich. Row 2: Miss O'Leary. R. Fitzgerald. T. Lyndaker, L. Widrick, C. Horvath. D. Brouty. L. LaPlant. C. Zehr. Row 1: V. Martin. K. Yamamoto. Row 2: P. Korrnan. T. Turck. B. Barrett. J. Jackson. A. Schulz. Row 3: K. Bingle. S. Johnson. Mrs. Brooks. P. Marolf. GAA BOWLING The 1980 Bowling Team at B.R.C.S. had a very successful sea- son this year. The team was led by Lisa LaPlant, Cheryl Horvath, and Renita Zehr placed and tied for 2nd place with Copenhagen in the Fron- tier League. High average for the team went to Lisa LaPlant and Cheryl Horvath. At the Frontier League Meet in Car- thage the Doubles Team of Lisa and Deanne LaPlant placed 3rd, missing 2nd by 3 pins. Team 1 of: Renita Zehr, Charlotte Marolf, Cheryl Hor- vath, Cindy Miller, and Annette Schulz placed 3rd, and Team 2 of; Robin Fitzgerald, Lisa R. Widrick, Patty Anderson, Connie Zehr, and Teresa Lyndaker took 2nd. Also seeing action this year was Rose Dunbar and both Debbie Brouty and Kathy Aldrich as substi- tutes and score keepers. The team looks forward to next season with 8 returning team members. GAA TENNIS The girls varsity tennis team wrapped up their season with 4 wins and 6 losses. Teresa Turck, first sin- gles player for the past two years will be a great loss to the team. With the perserverance of the remaining team, we should look forward to more success. BRCS OPP 5 South Jeff 0 0 Lowville 5 5 Indian River 0 0 IHC 5 3 Henderson 2 1 General Brown 4 4 Copenhagen 1 1 Carthage 4 2 Alex Bay 3 0 Watertown 5 95 VOLLEYBALL The varsity volleyball team had a very successful 11 and 7 season as they were second only to Class B Sec- tion III champions in Frontier League play and in the Frontier League “A division playoffs. Section III Class Champions LaFayette defeated the Beavers as the hard working team ad- vanced to the sectional semi-finals. Four of their seven losses were to the best.” Next years’ team will miss the dedi- cation and determination of starters Renee Generous, Pam Corey, and co- captains Deb Giordano, and Phyllis Bauman, but Donna Bush, Nancy Mon- nat and Karen Manzer will be joined with some of Solar’s Best to contin- ue to raise the quality of volleyball at Beaver River. Row 1: P. Corey, R. Generous, D. Giordano. B. Bauman, T. Barker. Row 2: A. Kohler. K. Manzer, D. Bush. T. Fitzgerald, N. Monnat. Miss Ford. Row 1: T. Bush. C. Widrick. W. Houppert, D. Marolf. Row 2: Mr. Sundberg. R. Perkins, D. Merry, L. Martin. D. Lee, Y. Lee. Row 1: A. Sienkiewicz. T. Gallup, H. Hall, B. Pound. P. Everard, M. Hosmer, K. Widrick. M. Young. Row 2: A. LaChausse, R. Smith. A. Corey. S. Kirch. B Kent, C. Jones. L. Kuhl, B. Widrick, D. Mooney. Row 3: B. Green. C. Campany, J. Lyndaker. N. Giordano. S. Jones. K. Laconti, J. Corey. R. Meyer, C. Zehr. Miss Ouderkirk. 96 Row 1: J. Lyndaker. M. Monnat. C. Marolf, M. Widrick, D. Giordano. A. Kohler. N. Giordano. A. Schulz. K. Zehr. Mrs. LaTray. Row 1: L. Hammond. D. Everard. A. Briot. Row 2: C. Nortz, D. Marolf. T. Noftsier. Row 3: R. Dunbar. Mr. BASKETBALL This years’ team was one of the shortest and inexperienced in sev- eral seasons. Although the overall win-loss record was not impressive, several outcomes were not decided until late in the game. The team showed constant improvement throughout the season and should be a competitor next year. BROS OPP 33 Indian River 31 29 Lowville 24 35 Carthage 49 44 General Brown 48 41 Indian River 32 25 Watertown 31 34 IHC 42 Sundberg. Row 1: C. Houppert. P. Evevard. F. Shultz. H. Hodgman. Row 2: L. Rasmussen. T. Queary, T. Widrick. K. Laconti, A. Keefer. B. Green. S. Jones. J. Shortt, Miss O’Leary. 97 CHEERLEADERS Row 1: A. Buckingham. Row 2: L. Mooney. L. Elmer. P. Anderson. T. Poss, R. Row 1: M. Jones. D. Buckingham. Row 2: K. Steiner. J. Altmire. G. Brana Foote. Row 3: K. Monnat. Row 4: N. Schneeberger. gan. Row 3: S. Erb. Row 4: D. Buckingham. Row 1: M. Campany. R. Foote, L. Elmer. Row 2: A. Buckingham, K. Monnat, T. Ross. L. Mooney. Row 1: M Jones. Row 2: D. Buckingham, D. Buckingham. R. Kuhl. Row 3: A. Mooney. Row 4: T. Lehman. J. Altmire. S. Erb. 98 VARSITY CLUB Presidents; Pete Bush Dari Zehr; Secretary. Kenton Lyndaker: Treasurer; Pat Boliver. VARSITY CLUB OFFICERS 99 1980 TRACK FIELD The 1980 edition of boys’ track and field completed the dual meet season with a 6-2 record. Wins came against South Lewis, Adiron- dack, Old Forge, Gouverneur, Hol- land Patent, and powerful West- moreland. South Jefferson posted an excit- ing 7714-7214 win over the Beavers in the most disappointing meet of the year. A highly imporved Water- town team topped BROS for the first time in the last 3 years. In Sectional competition the team placed 4th at the Section III relay carnival, and 10th at the Section III C championships. A tremendously talented group of seniors will be lost to graduation, and this fact may present coaches Brown and Barrett with many head- aches for the 1981 season. Among this group of 12th graders are: tri- captains Ken Flint (new school high jump record holder), Doug Hoch, and Gary Demo. Philip Widrick, Mark Hills, Kerry Streeter, Ralph Taylor, and John Nortz will also be moving on to other things as they have spent many hours out on the field practicing. The track and field team at BRCS extends its thank-you to the faculty members and other volunteers who helped officiate the many home meets in 1980. Without this great support, the team could not flourish. BRCS OPP 90 Westmoreland 60 8914 Adirondack 6714 8714 Gouverneur 4414 62 Watertown 79 7214 South Jefferson 7714 96 Holland Patent 54 108 Old Forge 42 116 South Lewis 33 Row 1: M. Largett. J. Kent. R. Rauber. T. Kelly. K. Flint. D. Quickenton. Row 2: D. Streeter. D. Elmer, K. Flint. B Moser. G. Coughlin. R. Schneider. Row 3: B. Morrow. S. Haluska, G. Mannerberg, D. Golden, P. Widrick. G. Monnat. Row 4: T. Kohler. M. Lehman. B. Kerfien. M. Worden. K. Hockey. K. Streeter. Row 5: Mr. Brown. G. Demo, M. Hills. F. Klint, D. Hoch. R. Taylor. 102 Row 1: W. Zehr. M. Maiellaro. N. Erb. L. Petzoldt, E. Wallack. Row 2: S. Jackson, J. Zehr, J. Lee. J. Austin. Row 3: Mr. Barrett. C. Bush. S. Bingle. B. Austin. J. Schulz. R. Ross. Row 1: K. Proulx, M. Ramox. R. Buckingham. J. Anderson. B. Planty, D. Keefer. B. Zehr. Row 2: Mr. Proulx, D. Keefer, R. Campany, P. Bush. D. Becker. P. Boliver. D. Golden. Row 1: R. Bush. R. Turck, J. Spencer, B. Roggie. W. Terry. K. Boliver. M. Bush. A. Nortz. Row 2: Mr. Hall. T. Monnat, D. Davoy, R. Martin. J. McVoy, K. Lee. J. Merry. W. Lehman, D. Boliver. 1980 BASEBALL The 1980 Varsity Baseball team, as the season progressed, pro- vided some fascinationg, and excit- ing baseball action. It was a typical Frontier League “A” Division sea- son with many games decided by a single bounce of the ball. Though hampered by a paucity of varsity level experience, as the season commenced, these young men with characteristic perseverance pro- ceeded to refine their skills and continued on to achieve a very re- spectable finish. Led offensively by Seniors — Mike Ramos, Brent Planty, Brad Zehr, Joe Anderson, and Doug Keefer, along with David Becker, Pete Bush, and Duane Golden, the team batted, and scored 114 runs in 20 games. On the mound Seniors Joe Anderson and Brad Zehr and Ju- niors — Pete Bush and Dave Becker saw most of the action, while defensive responsibilities were shared by all the players listed above along with Rick Buckingham, Dari Zehr, Pat Boliver, Rob Cam- pany, and Darwin Keefer. With help in the near future from the freshmen and sophomore mem- bers of this season’s Frontier League “A” Division JV Champion Beavers, the future for varsity base- ball appears to be bright. BRCS OPP 3 Belleville 1 6 Belleville 5 1 General Brown 2 2 Thousand Islands 3 6 South Jefferson 5 4 IHC 7 19 Sandy Creek 1 18 Sandy Creek 7 9 Lowville 4 8 Indian River 6 2 Carthage 13 5 General Brown 7 3 Carthage 2 1 South Jefferson 0 1 IHC 9 3 Thousand Islands 4 9 Lowville 5 6 South Lewis 5 2 Indian River 7 FOOTBALL This years’ football team com- piled another fine season, finish- ing with a record of seven wins, one loss, and one tie. The Bea- vers 46-0 thrashing of highly-fa- vored Lowville was the highpoint of the season. The heart-breaker was the 8-6 loss to League Champion IHC who had a line with an average weight in excess of 200 pounds. The most exciting game of the season was the 22-8 “come from behind victory over Indian River. Pete Bush took a short pass and zig-zagged his way 80 yards into the end zone. Bob Kerfien’s T.D. reception of a defected pass spelled defeat for the Warriors. The season suc- cess was based on a balance be- tween running and passing. The running game was led by All Northern back Dave Becker and the passing was executed by Ju- nior Rick Bush. The trio of Kirch, Kerfien and Bush were on the re- ceiving end of the Bush comple- tions. Dave Becker ran 197 times for 1138 yards, 13 TD’s and 10 xp’s. The success of the team was dependent on the line play and defense of Pat Boliver, Marty Turck, Kevin Zehr, Dari Zehr, Bill Jackson, Dan Golden, and Ken- ton Lyndaker. The success of next years’ team will be depen- dent upon the off-season weight program of our sophomores and juniors. BRCS 34 Sackets Harbor 0 8 46 Lowville 0 6 IHC 8 22 Indian River 8 22 Alex Bay 8 12 General Brown 8 14 South Jefferson 14 50 Sandy Creek 6 32 1000 Islands 18 104 Row 1: D. Zehr. M. Turck. K. Zehr. K. Lyndaker, B. Kerfien. D. Golden, P. Bush. D. Becker. D. Bonci. P. Kirch. B. Jackson. P. Boliver. Row 2: Mr. Sundberg, S. Keefer. L. Carlson. D. Golden. J. McVoy. R. Bush. M. Hoch. D. Garrison, S. Gallop. T. Albertson. Row 3: J. Merry. M. Lehman. M. Bush. M. Virkler. M. Worden, T. Brown, G. Mannerberg, M. Busch, Mr. Norcross. Row 1: C. Hodkinson. T. Buckingham. Row 2: D. Quickenton, D. Ovando. K. Lee. W. Lehman. T. Pommerville, T. Kelly. Row 3: D. LaChausse, J. Russell. R. Turck, L. Rasmussen. R. Terry. J. Lee, C. Shortt. Row 4: B Moser, K. Gerow. J. Schulz. S. Nortz. J. Chamberlain. T. Buckingham, J. Miller. Row 5: Mr. Perry. Mr. Ferguson. K. Hockey. B O'Brian, A. Aldrich. T. Becker. T. Bush. J. Coughlin. Row 1: J. Zehr. J. Austin, P. Steiner, E. Wallack. N. Erb. Row 2: L. Petzoldt, D. Streeter, K. Flint. M Largett, J. Kent. R. Rauber, D. Elmer. Row 3: D. Everard. M. Chamberlain. S. Haluska. L. Petzoldt. K. Flint. L. Demo. Mr. Brown. C. Hunt. Row 1: K. Schneider, J. Merry. M. Gavigan, S. Moore. J. Snave. M. Austin. J. Zehr. T. Nortz. Row 2: D. Widrick, C. Johnson, K. Schwendy. T. Kloster. K. Chartrand. B. Austin. L. Petzoldt. W. Zehr. M. Young. M. Wallack. CROSS COUNTRY The 1980 Beaver River Cross Country team closed out a success- ful season with a 6th place finish out of 24 teams at the Section III cham- pionships in New Hartford. The team was 3-2 in dual meets with the only losses to South Jeff (SJ placed 4th in the NYS Class “C” Champion- ship.) The team will graduate four Sen- iors. Captain Scott Haluska. leading runner Kip Flint, Matthew Chamber- lain. and Leslie Petzoldt. Together these four boys ran many, many miles through their training in cross country. Highlights of the season were a 1st place finish by the Varsity at the Can-Am Invitational in Massena and a 2nd place finish in the Sauquoit Invitational. The Junior Varsity team ran to a 5-0 won-lost record in dual meets as well as posting Invitational wins at South Lewis and Tug Hill. The girls’ varsity runners showed great promise with Linda Demo and Diane Everard leading the way. Lin- da won the South Jefferson and South Lewis Invitations and Diane was the champion of the Oriskany and Section III Invitationals. Diane becomes Beaver Rivers first ever Section III champion in cross coun- try. And again this year, the runners are looking forward to next season. BRCS OPP 7th New Hartford Inv. 2nd Sauquoit Inv. 15 Chadwicks 50 19 South Lewis 43 2nd South Jefferson Inv. 31 South Jefferson 24 1st Can-Am Inv. 11th Oriskany 3rd South Lewis Inv. 6th Fayetteville Inv. 3rd Tug Hill Inv. 29 South Jefferson 27 6th Section III Meet 105 WRESTLING The 1980-81 Varsity Wrestling Team enjoyed a very successful season un- der Coach Wayne Ferguson. Beaver River’s matmen again put Beaver River on the map throughout the state with their wrestling excellence. For the 5th straight year the Beavers won the Leo J. Sammon Tournament. Beaver River won the Frontier League for the 6th straight year and 2nd place in the Sec- tion III, Class D tournament. Coach Ferguson started the season with the task of replacing eight start- ers off last years Sectional Champion- ship Team. Seniors Kevin Zehr, David Becker, Quintin Roggie, Dari Zehr, and Pat Boliver provided important leader- ship on the squad and aided under- classmen. Outstanding performances were turned in by Doug Nagy, Todd Houppert, Tim Bush, Mark Virkler, Tom Becker, Dave Ovando, Tim Brown, Mike Hoch, and Ken Hockey. BRCS OPP 43 Adirondack 14 43 Sandy Creek 21 29 South Jefferson 27 29 Watertown High 25 63 Alexandria Bay 6 33 Saquoit Valley 23 34 Carthage 21 21 Jordan Elbridge 33 35 Copenhagen 19 35 General Brown 21 58 Indian River 12 27 Lowville Academy 32 32 Central Square 19 65 Thousand Islands 6 18 West Genesse 41 Todd Houppert — Class F.L. Cham- pion Mark Virkler — Class F.L. Champion David Becker — Class F.L. Champi- on Dari Zehr — F.L. Champion Pat Boliver — F.L. Champion Tom Becker — F.L. Champion Quintin Roggie — llion Tournament Champion Row 1: D. Nagy. T. Houppert. T. Bush. M. Virkler, T. Becker, Q. Roggie. D. Zehr. Row 2: P. Boliver. P. Bush. M. Hoch. D. Becker. K. Zehr. Mr. Ferguson. Row 1: R. Woff, G. Turck. M. Bush. T. Walseman, L. Lyndaker, E. Lyndaker, K. Gerow, J. Lee, D. Virkler. Row 2: J. Walseman. J. Schneider. S. Zehr. M. Bush. D. Ovando. W. Lehman. R. Turck, C. Bush. K. Hockey. Mr. Bush. Row 1: J. Everard. D. Turck, T. Shambo. S. Houppert, K. Fitzgerald. L. Monnat. D. Zehr. T. Widrick. R. Turck. Row 2: P. Bibbins, C. Hodkinson, T. Ritz, T. Kloster, C. FOrney, A. Grunert, Mr. Brooks. B. Rice. G. Houppert. M. Hosmer, J. Turck. 106 --------, Row 1: K. Proulx. T. Buckingham. S. Nortz. Row 2: P. Jones, C. Lehman. M. Chamberlain, T. Kohler, M. Lehman, L. Petzoldt. J. Schulz. R. Bush, M. Worden. L. Lyndaker, L. Petzoldt, Mr. Buckingham. Row 1: T. Widrick, T. Buckingham. T. Buckingham. B. Moser. Row 2: J. Spencer. Mr. Hall. K. Widrick, K. Kwader, J. Austin. S. Nortz. P. Boardman. A. Mercuriali. Row 1: M. Maiellaro. M. Austin. E. Lyndaker. P. Quickenton. J. Zehr. M. Young. M. Wallack. N. Erb. Row 2: Mr. Jay. L. Petzoldt. S. Kempney. R. Ross, K. Chartrand, S. Bingle. S. Widrick, W. Zehr. E. Wallack. BASKETBALL The 1980-81 Basketball Team was an improvement over last year, but was plagued by injuries, sickness, and in- consistent play. The team played ex- cellent ball but turnovers spelled de- feat. On the positive side, we defeated ARCH — rival Lowville 62-42 at Low- ville and 68-43 at home. We also fin- ished second in the Lewis County Christmas Classic, losing in the cham- pionship game by two points after a good comeback. Larry Lyndaker was voted MVP of the classic while John Schulz made the ALL-Tourney team. Junior Rick Bush led the team in scoring with 200 points. Running mate Mick Lehman had 179 points and was the leading rebounder, while missing two games. Senior Larry Lyndaker (171) and Freshmen John Schulz (167) averaged close to 10 a game while senior Bob Kerfien had 106 points. Paul Jones played excellent point guard and shot 52% from the field. Coming off the bench and providing a big lift were Les Petzoldt and Tony Kohler. Both boys were vastly im- proved as seniors and were an asset to the team. Better with each game, Matt Chamberlain, still another player whose year was hampered and was a big plus for us. Mick Lehman was se- lected to the League All Star Team this year. If we can stay away from injuries and learn how to cut down on turnovers and inconsistent defense, we will be shoot- ing for our next years goal of making the playoffs. 107 SWIMMING The Varsity Swim Team members enjoyed a 5-5 season in 1980-81. The team members recorded many personal bests throughout the sea- son. Senior Kip Flint served the team admirably as its captain and only Senior class representative. He finished his career as the 2 all- time fastest swimmer in the 100 yard butterfly. With only 10 Varsity Swimmers the team looked good at times. Depth obviously hurt the squad with only two upperclassmen swimming. A fine group of sophomores and a strong junior high squad composed primarily of 7th graders makes the future look bright for the Beavers. BRCS OPP 51 Carthage 28 24 Canajoharie 58 48 South Lewis 30 38 Johnstown 43 50 South Lewis 28 49 South Lewis 30 26 Lowville 55 22 Holland Patent 56 46 Carthage 34 30 Lowville 53 Row 1: Mr. Brown, D. Quckenton, T. Kelly, C. Hunt. K. Flint, R. Judd. K. Flint. G. Monnat. R. Schneider. G. Coughlin. Row 1: Miss Wallace. D. Rhone. J. Zehr, M. Muse. Row 2: D. Widrick, S. Hunt. J. Snave. D. Perry. M. Gavigan, H. Schultz, K. Schwendy, T. Williams. T. Steiner. Row 1: T. Nagy, J. Martin. N. Yousey, K. Austin. Mr. Barrett. Row 2: S. Gallup, D. Turck, L. Rasmussen, R. Wormwood. K. Shortt, M. Wormwood, B. O’Brian. T. Pominville. RIFLE The Beaver River Rifle Team fin- ished its 1980-81 season with a re- cord of 5 wins and 5 losses, and so finished fourth in the six-team Adir- ondack Rifle league. There were several outstanding performances by Beaver River shooters this year. Tim Nagy had high average for the team, with a 271. Tim was named to the All-League Team. Nannette Yousey broke the school record with a 284 and this was one of the highest scores fired in the league this year. Rick Wormwood broke the soph- omore record with a 274. Brad O’Brian fired a perfect 100 target and finished strongly. The team will miss seniors; Jack Boliver, Kevin Austin, Joe Martin, and Tim Nagy next year. All of them were valuable first-line shooters. BROS OPP 1,067 Massena 1,072 1,087 Salmon River 1,062 1,079 Hermon Dekalb 1,040 1,058 Queenbury 1,096 1,077 South Lewis 1,030 1,073 Massena 1,099 1,074 Salmon River 1,083 1,079 Hermon Dekalb 1,209 1,074 Queensbury 1,119 1,069 South Lewis 1,058 GOLF Row 1: J. Chamberlain. B. O’Brian, K. Austin. C. Hunt. Row 2: Mr. Buckingham. C. Lehman. T. Nagy. E. Mannerberg, S. Nortz. D. Buskey. The golf team had a major rebuilding year due to the loss of four starters from last years’ team. Rick Steria led the team with low stroke average. Ten boys played in enough matches this year to earn varsity letters. With every- one returning next year, except Rick, we should enjoy a much better season. 109 Advertising The Vanden Portrait It’s What You Want It To Be. The Varden Portrait is a timeless commemorative of your graduation. Your Varden portrait will speak with distinction. For over 30 years, the name Varden has meant the ultimate in portraiture. When you graduate, don’t settle for less. Viinlpn SludkM. Im . 112 For All Mxir Financial Needs, Contact Sbank Key Bank of Northern New York N.A. — Croghan Office Involved. Innovative. Professional. MEMBER FDIC BEST WISHES FROM JIM SCANLON AND SON FUNERAL HOMES CROGHAN, N.Y. 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You were kind and understanding loving and sincere, You were ready with a compliment and a friendly word of cheer. You gave with generosity that never seemed to end, You knew the lovely secret of how to be our friend. When the day was finally here for you to say good-bye, We became so full of fear all we could do was cry. We wish we could have found a way to tell you that we cared, We wish we could have thanked you for the friendship that we shared. We now realize that time is not measured by the years that you live, But the deeds that you did and the kindness you give. 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HOUPPERT'S SERVICE STATION MANZER'S GARAGE CASTORLAND HOTEL CASTORLAND AGWAY CARTHAGE TRIBUNE MAIELLARO’S CARPET CLEANING MULLIN’S SERVICE STATION SILVER PATRONS Terry and Ellen Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blair The Margo Shop Hairstylist Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Cummings Mr. and Mrs. John S. Parker Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. McGuire Mr. and Mrs. Earl B. Dunckel Becker's Barbershop Millard's Farm Equipment Sherwin Williams Agway Petroleum F. J. Schneider House of Renee Marine Midland Marouns Gift Shop Faye's Boot Shop Al's Body Shop Joyce M. VanCour (Croghan Town Clerk) Belfort Inn Robert and Helen Campany Bishop's General Store As our high school days draw to a close, and this book goes to press, I would like to express my gratitude for the help and guidance provided by the producers of the 1981 Beaverian. First, I would like to thank our fearless leader and advisor, Mr. Robert Williams, who saw us through thick and thin regardless of the staff's physical state. I must not leave out our publisher's representative, Mr. Bill Ce- lano, who was always ready to offer assistance. I greatly appreciate the contri- butions of our parents, merchants, local businessmen, and faculty, without whom, this publication would not have been possible. Last but not least, I cannot fully express my appreciation of the super service provided by the entire staff, especially, the terrific editors. We have all worked hard to capture the memories of our high school days. I hope we have succeeded. Rob Campany Chief Editor I would like to thank and congratu- late everyone who helped to reach our goal in the advertising section of the 1981 Beaverian yearbook. My goal couldn't have been reached without all your cooperation. The tremendous amount of work done paid off to make the 1981 Beaverian a huge success. With much appreciation, Pamela Corey Advertising Editor 138 V % •