Beekmantown Central School - Crest Yearbook (Plattsburgh, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1978 volume:

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H- 66 J ,, Q 2 9 Q1 'fi J , 5 xB' -x xii L-R - '1 x K , ,, ff, 'J 1 -N x 6 O fo ' X Q 4, Q, I I Q Sf 9 6 I if Q, 'J 2 LQ 1 O' l.d7.J 'J '-'.r r.I Beekmantown Central School Plattsburgh N Y editor layout sensor copy general copy photography business sales advisor BRUCE CARLIN SUSAN LUCK CAROLYN GOLDEN ANDREA GLUCK CINDY TRAYNOR MIKE LANDRY CHERYL SEABRON GEORGE SHERMAN .XJ I ru- S Qosgvxxdbg V7-HCC GJ Wx Jpxglfxff No 1416 VMC T' vegan, bmi XHGKQA QM' good Q Y' YQ' KH ew 014 - 6 ' bww Cllv-7 QW 6 H lk Two 9+ Hn Sdn luck VJOJL5 Gfid Ip, I Wm! Plfilfnlffjvjgj Km 5zO,,,dD 1978 !X1VICDpq This is the 1978 edition of the Beekmantown Central School yearbook. Published each June, the book is a picture story of the people and events of the school year. This book was designed, edited, and paid for by the students of Beekmantown Central School. Photog- raphy is by the Varden Studios, Albany, N.Y.g also Mi' chael Landry, Paul Perez, and Dennis Hulbert. Special thanks to Dennis Hulbert for his darkroom services when pictures were needed right away . The 1978 CREST was published in Topeka, Kansas by Josten's American Yearbook Company. The press run for this volumn is 670. l ill, ig if V i x ll if vf 1 J. I O 1 Q , , ff A My V X fl lk 'Y ff N , .1 , i Lf J' V -, O 'f W M f X M f 9 'LU' i X fly up L! i A .J W ff fb align Li!! Q 7 L I i I x S X I I Pi f ifl SQ f ' f ' ' ji ff!! ' K ky I c' J . V fb rf' fr' fi LL! I il, Q i VJ if ' . gl L , f W V fl! Q lub ij SL ' L fy ' yi!!! J lip N s I f . .with , l it 'Y J M ff fl PH M ' ' I' A f If V ' ' l ,xx Lf V L' mn . l .9 l ll ,J ZW M ., 'ix V J 'N L' fi VJ? id - ' , L J ilu f i if ,X F ,l .1 'VSA X j P ,Up B f If I fi 1 U 1 if 10 i f J f if X! a Y y X dr fx Off! 'X I if WWA if, ffdl Xt' Wy LJ f ,J f f 1 T We it H Ar!! X U JI fix e i i 1.1 . 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Q 5 Z 'L 1 4 yltv f fx I A-1' 7 1 CO: gy fm 'TLCOQG 9 ff5f4 j'gqi If ff-QJW' vi' sf Will i Beekmanto ademic the assumption that students needs. While emphasis is placed - English, Science, Studies - many courses are meet special interests, All are cate the student, to help him to prepare him for his future. edu- mind to xx ATA 5 ' mn .sf 2. K ' W Q .A . N y 1 , Q ' ' 4 7' , if Va av- h rc.. I . , K Q61 f., ' . 5 ff I Q J. ,-'-:fs if ., ' wi A s 1, , , W ,A,f,,QAJ'4' N , r 'Ns UQ L11 f X, , J , Mrs. Chapman, secretary Mr. Butler. councilo M s. Allen, councilor THEY'RE READY, WILLING AND ABLE QAM My xkwwgwl What can I do? is a question asked by almost every high school student. Whether his question concerns a problem, his future, or his health, the people on these pages are always willing to help. The counseling and assistance they provide are remembered and appre- ciated by every student who has walked through their door. Mrs. Mrd Breyjik E an 'AMI' J i-X., , i' 4 f ,...u10Wl World travelers: Students traveled this year to Montreal Ctop lefty and Albany Cabovej ' ' . . wus,-r Exif' .I . X 0 . ki S- T' N 'Q 5 ' ' . l fv? 5'Y':Yw. Q ,i .4 .. W . T L-4-1 -f 1'i-74 trrs W ., fi. , -X-Zi, is- ..' -. N , lr ' ... Of all the courses offered in junior and senior high school, social studies is one of the most important. An understanding of the concepts involved in the various social studies can promote a healthier society. Each student is required to take four years of courses in this department. The social studies program offers an impressive list of courses. Basic to the curriculum are Afro!Asian Culture Study, World History, and Ameri- can Studies. ln the senior year many electives are offered. These include American Political Behavior, Canadian Studies, Decision Making, Con- sumer Economics, Sociology, and Behavioral Science. Though the required social studies courses are seldom at the top of most student's list of favorites, the electives provide many opportunities for special speakers, movies, and field trips. These provide the students with first-hand experiences that are educational, and enjoyable as well. Q 'KN 4 S fl :ul SOCIAL STUDIES i 'WI IRIV Top row: Mr. Maston, nllr. Carter, Mr. Tourville, Mrs. Trahan, Mr Amorelli, Mr. Dalton. Second row: Mr. Sherman, Mr. Sargeant, Mrs. Mowry. Third row: Mr. Oakiy, Mr. Vancour, Mr. Duesberg. X R N 1 X fx ' . 1' ' X x ff 1' K 3 xi Q 3 i N I . In ,V f-1 xy , I, ' 1 .. X, ., u , K K 1 K 7' I Z' ,- 1 orllwily rl . - To row from left: Mrs. Hornb Mr. Wau h Second row, from left: D - Y- 8 Mrs. Glode, Mrs. Murray, Miss Knapp 20 'J . wi Command of the English Language is essential to ev- eryday communication. The English program is geared to develop this skill by establishing in the stu- dents a basic knowledge of vocabulary and grammar. The faculty of this department do their best to insure that by the time he graduates, Johnny can not only read, but write and speak, as well! fb ix 44, f X' -1 ' Top row, from left: Mr. Proulx, Mrs. Rice, Mrs. Hacket, Mrs. Mi cheler, Mr. Bolten, Mrs, Garrant Second row, from left: Miss Bos well, Mrs. Connors,Mr. Yakey, Miss Murray, Mr. Ducette, Mrs. Dus tin BELOW, L to R Mr. Miller Mrs. Lawrence Mr. Letourneau Mrs. Whalen Mrs. Dominy Mrs. Welch THE SPECIAL AREAS l f-H' f ,I 9 D , you are ,la as .vi 339 ,aff ,I fl 4 , ,Q f YM Mx. I ,lx U!! Top row, L to R Mr. Haley, Mrs. Breyette, Mr. Davies, Mr. Tisdale Mrs. Gerry, Mrs. Marshall. Second row, L to R Mr. Seaver, Mr Blaise. Mrs. Lavarnway, Mrs. Wahl, Miss Troskowski, Mr. Sponable U The special areas are an integral part of the educa- tional program at BCS. Aside from learning the tradi- tional subjects, students are given the opportunity to participate in courses designed to develop special talents. Basically, these courses are divided into areas of Physical Education, Industrial Arts, Business, Foreign Language, Home Economics, Music, and Art. Despite the array of individual interests and tastes found in the student body at Beekmantown, this variety of courses offers something for everyone. I':1 .Vx KU INN xl 5 y tl XX Xl u yy XX XX ll XX xx Nl! X ii ll l 'N H xx qll ,iiixillllll ,iii iii mi will u xi ii urn I Q xx i ll lli N um H H ll llilllllil' u'll xi I ll XX l .1 Illlllllnlul lltlllllr iiiiuil l l .tl llllllr X 'KSQ i X E! -J '21 1.9 5 1, Top row, from left: M s. Denny, Mr. Mousseau, Mr, Lynn, Mrs M Bi i I' Santamore, Mr. Andrew Mr Jod ' Mr H tt. s, r. a nbr dge. Second row, from left Mr, Engelhardt. Third row, from left: Mr . om, s. ya Malone, Mr. Miller, Mr. Aitner Fourth row. from left: Mrs. Loper Mrs. St. Pierre. W ' 7021 Q44 C21 . Q ew M New YQ Q 2 QQ Q X My 1 D7 76 CIR C KQQ , QQ 6 Cid Mfg Sgr QQ I K' Cf ll I K9 Q14 Sf QQ Q! ,Z Mr. ueeoie wir. uavey Mrs. Lea mr r-'emey mr onene Mrs uarcla gl' IPF' A fundamental knowledge of scientific con- cepts can add interesting perspective to every- one's life. The various electives offered by the Science department give students a chance to concentrate on specific areas of interest and to understand the mysterious concepts of our natural environment. Whether your interest is in rock-collecting or star-seeking, you can find a challenging science course among the offer- ings at Beekmantown. Mr. Kanaly Mr. Mossey Mr. Hulbert Mrs. Wishnoff MY- MCCBYINY W--. ........-.. l..-1 I lf 1 I f 111- :QM 556153.15163 4 . Mr. Wif1i6VkOfI'1 Mr. de GYBHGDVG Mr. LaVigne Mrs. Vernum Mr. Stervett lwj-LEIPEL.. Mr. Cleveland Mr. Moody Miss Stevens Mr. Dixon Mr. Johnson Mr Thompson . ,E . 1 s 3 sz, V' ' i , A Z e if l ,, l - S?? M' A' N i 1,7 f T lllix 77' Z Ill 2 1S fw .-194110 ,PNN l 'NNT' The Math teachers at Beekmantown are always ready to try a new approach. This year the Digitors in the Media Center added a new dimension to Mathematics. Previously blackboards and textbooks were about the only way to learn, but now students can use the Digitors too. In fact they're so popular that many students have to wait in line to use one. Q30 QR L09 6 43 H06 S YACAG Q0 Q if XGVD QQ 59 kr A J-.G 'T LJEYFIIIIT -E Because of split session, students in Beekman- town fail to enjoy many clubs. However, with an active Student Council a talented staff on year- book, F.H.A. and l3.0.S.C. and the largest Na- tional Honor Society in years, some activities do go on. Vice N wk '-as Qqgo Q- in 49.- wi ll' Secretary Stgrr Hayes fm . 5, . at large Lynn Burnell 'Q , zgigw V521 A Wa Q Class ff. Paul Perez. Seated: Laurie Black, Tbm Bot THE STUDENT CGUNCIL 1 T wif . . ' -12s. .. L. fic , is x . 5 K I' t-wg fi I ,N A gum XXA vw -1 CLOCK-WISE: Junior snow sculpture, special sculpture by Nick Korths, game of chance by the freshman class, the winning senior window painting, eigth grade booth and the sopho- more's snow tiger, the second place winner in the sculpture contest. , ,P-uvb .ram Vw, 4 ,r I'-4 '- ll-IIEIL lllvll. Ill-l Lllll r ,QL THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH N, 1 T' - J .3 6, Q , 7, M , .Q I Q . ,. n -l, . ,P CLASS OF ISBO fb' .-lisa .7- Q U TX I, ln recognition of the smash picture Star Wars , Student Council decided to expand its popularity even more by using it as the theme for this year's Homecoming, held October 21 and 22. While enjoying the defeat of the Ticonderoga Senti- nels 26-O, Eagle fans were treated to a medley of class floats parading around the field at half-time. The Sophomore Class was awarded first place, fol- lowed by the Senior, Junior and Freshman Classes. The announcement of the Homecoming Queen was kept secret until the dance Saturday night, when Wendy Nichols recieved the honor. Senior Michelle Bernard and Juniors Beverly Bushey, Terri Fish, and Shauna Casey were named to the Court. 'K n 'ffl if,x1e','l wwe, , -Q 2 I his year, out of thirty-eight appli- cants, eleven Beekmantown stu- dents qualified to receive Regents scholarship awards. Three stu- dents achieved scores high enough to be named alternates. ln, the past, a special Regents scholarship exam was adminis- tered. This year, thecompetition was based on the student's per- formance on the SAT and! or ACT examinations. Due to the confu- sion caused by the new policy, the announcement of the awards wasn't made until mid-March. Andrea Gluck. Allen Schawe, David Debyah, Donald Brown. Don- ald St. Denis, Michael Landry, Barbara Culley, Carolyn Golden, Michael Turnbull, Rodney Gregoire and Cheryl Seabron. Alter- nates: Paul Perez, Pam Marcil, Bruce Carlin. fabsentj Starr Hayes fnursingy its I gg. if.. ,limi -ff J' fr in '.'- 31. , -A -ll awa - W . .wgi -N , Q -5 ' 32 A 1 li xi' l Q i ,vw i I . 3 1978 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ln 1977 the Applegarth Chapter of the National Honor Society inducted twenty-four members - the largest number in its nineteen year history. Activities got started this fall with the election of new officers. Cheryl Seabron was elected President, Janet Rascoe Vice President, and Debbie Slaughter, Secretary!Treasurer. The Annual Spaghetti Dinner was held in December. Each member had an opportunity to try his hand at setting tables, waiting on patrons and washing dishes. It was fun, as well as profitable. The profits went into the activity treasury. Cheryl Seabron and Bruce Carlin were nominated for National Honor Society Scholarships by their fellow members. The members of this organization are selected each year by the faculty for their Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Character. Row 1: Mike Landry, Donna Baker, Mike Rabideau, Don Brown, Mike Turnbull, Jill Peryer, Laurie Moquin, Dave Debyah, Terry Goslow, Pam Marcil. Row 2: Kathy Nichols, Donald St. Dennis, Brenda Godfrey, Carolyn Golden, Rodney Gregoire, Starr Hayes. Row 3: Advisor: Mr. Daley, Bruce Carlin, Linda Brunelle, Janet Rascoe, Cheryl Seabron, Andrea Gluck, Judy Bradley. Missing: Debbie Slaughter, Paul Perez. CAROLYN GOLDEN NAMED 1978 NORTH COUNTRY SCHOLAR ln 1977, Carolyn Golden was chosen a North Country Scholar. Each year, top North Country students compete for scholarships to Saint Lawrence University based on their academic achievement. This year, Carolyn was one of fifteen students, selected from a field of sixty-six nominees, to receive the scholarship. She deserves congratulations for this very special academic achievement. She will begin her freshman year at St. Lawrence in the fall majoring in Liberal Arts. ' 4 ,.g5, gf. ,L , 1 ' ,ge ff, M XXX, tw- . 4 J A -if W ' vwfa P X- J I ' Q Q M 1 1.1,fgw if f' Lars' Z Editor Bruce Carlin i- A.. 3 T 1' fxg pf The yearbook staff began planning the 1978 CREST a year ago before last year's book arrived from the publisher. An effort was made to give the book a fresh face with different organiza- tion, layout, and some special printing effects. This year's editor was Bruce Carlin. Carolyn Golden and Andrea Gluck were the copy editors. Cheryl Seabron and Patty Reyell were in charge of the sales and advertising staffs responsible for selling almost seven hundred book orders and four hundred dollars worth of advertising. -9- Layout Group Two I, P' ll uf-. i . 41 Band Music is a world within itself, it's a language we all understand. -Stevie Wonder lt's true that music is very much a part of our lives. In band, students learn not only how to play music, but to appreciate all the hard work and determination it takes to become a musician. Under the direction of Mr. Benjamin Davies, this year's band worked as hard as ever promoting school spirit at football games, adding to the Christmas spirit with traditional and new Yuletide sounds, and acknowledging the arrival of spring with the annual spring concert. Band Row 1: Eric Hipko, James Carlin, Kevin Mangun, Mike Bally, Row 2: Deanna Carpenter, Coleen Senecal, Helen Trudeau, Betty Clin- ebell, Janet Rascoe, Carolyn Rivers. Row 3: Kim Eaton, Tammy Avril, Peggy Varin, Jay Rigsbee, Camie Covey, Deb Christiana, Becky Beach, Joe Chatelle. Row 4: Director, Mr. Davies, Faith Rock, Sharyl Peryer, Mona Bedard, Steve Miller, Marcie Castine, Lisa Brown, Judy Knott. Chorus: Linda Burnell, Robin Dame, Starr Hayes, Jamie Judkins, Bren da Godfrey, Rita Wild, Kay Engler, Janet Rascoe, Debbie Slaughter Shanna Tucker, Allen Shawe, Carol Sorrell, Judy Knott, Sue Brown Shelly Sherman, Tammy Clukey, Bev Godfrey, Regina Kip. mn. fury x WX ... s kg. th ,Asa J A K 1 41 X - vw 3.. sw 'X 3 xx N , FUTURE HOMEMAKERS The Future Homemakers of America is a club made up of students who have taken home economics and who are inter- ested in the life they will even- tually lead as homemakers. This year, the president of the FHA was Tammy Bousquet and their advisor was Mrs. Dominy. F.H.A.: Betty Clinebell, Tammy Bous- quet, Cheryl Snide, Helen Trudeau, Gert Covel, Vicki Burkett, Wanda Carter, Tammy Carter, Nancy Rous- Sell. 50551 The members of BOSC, the Beekmantown Outing and Ski Club, thoroughly enjoy hiking and alpine skiing. They have skied at Whiteface Mountain and Mount Van Hoevenberg. Mount Marcy, the highest peak in the state was the goal of the hiking club. This year, the cIub's future was threatened when the Board of Education cut the program from the 1977-78 budget. But thanks to the perseverance of Mr. Davies, a modified program was carried out. The Booster Club sponsored fund raising ac- tivities for BOSC and the outing club also received support from the Student Council and parents. The possibility of add- ing c ross-country A skiing to BOSC is something to look for- ward to in the future. Beekmantown's Senior Rock Chorus presently has twenty-five members and is still expanding. The talent and enthusiasm of these boys and girls is clearly dis- played in their perfor- mances, which include both vocal music and rock in- strumental background. 4 ' r Q G. ., I Q A sp. 5. Q'-1 . 5 Eifps - lla ..gs:v.-e- ' -Q.. ' fi I xsf E' ,S C ! Q ,, ,y. '- Tsagr q ye. 1 .gzjzg ,, ' .5-'iii i .. A v -. We' .P . I I 4 x ri ff av . 2 14:1 -- xv l 'X WN H N A . ,J , , Y .Q .. S .F- xii FRENCH CLUBCadvisor: Mrs. Mar- shallj The Junior High French Club is an organization of stu- dents who enjoy convesational French and enjoy learning more about France and French Culture. pictured: Jody Osborne, Jim Clark, Joe McKee, Julie Coryea, Laurie Bruce, Robin Averill, Tom Gonyo, Becky Banker, Eliza- beth Martin, Gretchen Schawe. CO-ED COOKING CLUBCadvisors: Mrs. Whalen, Mr. VanCourj This Junior High Cooking Club spends Friday activity period learning about foods and trying out new and interesting recipes. pictured: Kim Blondo, Teri Desrocher, Mary Stedward, Ricky LeClair, Maribeth Drendall, Bonnie Martlneau, Laurie De- fayette, Michelle Manion, Jeff Deno, Kevin Turner, Cindy Peck. NEWSPAPER CLUBCadvisors: Mrs. Malone, Miss Boswelly The Newspaper Club publishes a Ju- nior High newspaper filled with news of other clubs and activities in grades 7 and 8. pictured: Mike Breyette, Sharon St. Denis, JoAnn Purinton, Sue Stone, Patrick Boire, Mike Reyell, Maria Aguglia, Kim Norris, Charles Goddard, Julie Parker, Sam Dyer, Connie Remchuk, Paul Ghenoiu, Linda Bubbins. Jim Chauvin, Shane Rowe. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUBfadvisor: Mr. Hulbertj This club has been formed to encourage students in the art of photography. Good pic- ture taking techniques and dark room basics are practiced by members of this club. pictured: Lisa Akey, David Norris, Emily Janendo, Randy Martin, Tracy Potter, Penny Burnell, Joe Dickson, Sam Sorrell, Ron LaRock, Brian LaRock. EAGLE'S VIEW RETURNS rx bw 3 , X J fi Eagles View Staff: Patty Reyell, Editor Donna Baker, Peggy Varin, Arlene Reyell This year with the help of Student Council, the EAGLE'S VIEW is being produced at Beekmantown. This is the first year for the Student Council Newsletter. Although it had a shaky start, the Newsletter improved with each issue as the staff became more adjusted to their tasks. Although the Newsletter is sponsored by the Student Council, its reporters cover all student activities, interests, and opinions. 'Q +563 QULOUC avg gum -- mdk Tri be 611049 lm mb jbkS'E look CMXOUX Q X H I mlm Mkt liffy Hflss will Off! Medi 33afpl6f CWX A mv + 60 W YG? 'E iota CJ gk, as ox? CL so ind' QOLA pvgtgngl to Dal iii 47 ' fo rn 961549 ki vgcxfl kblxi ',A X CA. 5lHTCJLQ UJCUTCQ i'FQfvf f7QQ Lum 1X7 X X. 'V I SC Nba' flu QE, LL Cnm LLC-A f1',f7' ww Y C-fhfs ffl -C'C1f Zfllc IRI-I SWL! fx-K 1f1K1 SCJHQQL o ZX f 2 Gif U Qi, -wU U 5 KJOL 03' 3 Through the years, the seventh and eighth grades have been associated with neither the elementary nor the high school. Classified as the middle school they have remained in the background. This year, with their determination, and the help of Miss Boswell, these students have gained a more sig- nificant role as students in Beekmantown. Activity periods were set up so that the students could organize clubs, and produce their own newspaper. They have become active participants in the Student Council and are gaining a greater understanding of high school and making their presence felt in a more meaningful way. IXTH GRADE ' SIXTH Mr. Burnell's Homeroom Jan Baker, Lori Barr, Steven Baxter, Pamela Beach, Kevin Cook, Steve Criss, Pam Duquette, Todd Fortin, Steven Fredrick, Nancy Fournier, Susan Fresn, Marie Ghenoui, Wendy Grybos, Kim Guilbo. James Jolicoeur, Matthew Kyes, Artie Lyons, Ann Maliniak, Rita Martin, George Meeker, Hope Miller, Timothy Myers, Michael Nel- son, James Paul, Todd Rollick, Kimberly Schuler, Scott Silver, Andrea Stonier, Darcy Sutherland. - Mr. Lavigne's Homeroom Allen Bodah, Carol Bombard, Terry Brunet, Greg Carnwright, Chris Corron, James Daniels, Dean Westover, Jeff Dumas, Lisa Farr, William Farrell, Tina Favreau, Johanna Fessett, Yvonne Fresn, Ber- nie Grabozewski, Ronald Howell, Michelle Jerome, David Jerry, Nancy Jiguers, Stephen Laduke, Kieth Lafountain, Victoria LaJoy, William LaRock, Michelle Manor, Richard Pombrio, Regina Provost, Michelle Rabideau, Phyllis Snide, Genna VanNortwick, Stephen Wood. Mr. Cleveland's Homeroom Dennis Arquette, Carolyn Ashline, Susan Banish, John Barnes, Nan- cy Botton, Mike Brother, Karen Bushey, Randy Bushey, Lisa Cor- ron, Michele Corron, Paul Davis, Randy Devins, Melanie Frank, Tracey Gardener, Melanie Glasgow, Debbie Jabut, Kelly James, Todd Lapierre, Cindy Lavarnway, Sandra McMillan, Pamela Peck, Susan Prue, Mark Rasberry, Suzanne Rivers, Patrick Stotler, Trisha Trombley. , Mr. McCarthy's Homeroom Philip Avanzato, Tammy Baker, Cynthia Bedard, Chris Bordeau, John Bursey, Mike Criss, David Defayette, Penny Dumas, Denise Edwards, John Foley, Tammy Garrant, Dwayne Gelwicks, Mike Gregware, Gerry Hayes, Karen Hayes, Brenda Kains, Steve La- barge, Clark Mathews. Janice Mangum, Lisa Nephew, Denise Pro- vost.-,Debbie Rascoe, William Roushie, Michael Seymour, Todd GRADE SIXTH GR Spoor, Beverly Smith, Mary Stone, Tracey Trombley, Eric Ero. Mr. Bolton's Homeroom Carol Brown, Lori Cleland, Debbie Cohen, Mark Collins, Anne Cros- by, Paul Debyah, Eric Drew, Danny Favreau, Iris Fish, Roberta Gluck, Lori Lambert, Jerry Latour, Darrick Luck, Shaun Luck, Dan- iel Magee, Jennifer Marcil, Janice Minkle, Timothy Mooso, Mary Nunn, Kimberlee Provost, Amy Ryan, Neal Senecal, Daniel Sha- drick, Gerard Turbide, Sherry Woodley. Mr. Yakey's Homeroom Evan Boyd, Todd Burnell, Joyce Clausen, Laurie Clukey, Karen Cody, Nanette Dapo. Brian Deno, Dorsen Dumes, Arnold Duval, Sharon Garrant, Aaron Goddeau, Terry Guynup, Paul Harrison, Arthur Hebert, Laurie Kirby, Jay Labonte, Melvin Latour, James McKee, Rhonda McKee, Terry Provost, Leon Powers, Lorraine Rascoe, Sherry Senecal, Ricky Taylor, Amy Upton, Lori VanHeu- verzwyn. Mr. Tourville's Homeroom Pamela Agulgia, Tammy Comstock, Melody Coss, Chris Dayton, Noelle Dasautels, Paul Deyo, Pamela Duprey, Eric Ero. Tony Gar- rant, Steven Hogan, Nathan Hoy, William Jabut, Judy LaFountain, Melodie Latour, Randy Martino, Haley Mesec, Scott Racette, Jay Roushie, Barbara St. John, Tim Shelters, Brenda Stockdale, Melis- sa Stone, Wendell Upton, Angela VanNortwick, Dawn Vassar. Mrs. Hackett's Homeroom Barbara Akey, Donald Baker, Linda Bradley, Joni Carr,'Ronald Chauvin, Tonya Collins, Tracey Corron, Michelle Derocher, Angela Duprey, Tim Fowler, Tim Garrant, John Giles, Kimberly Goldfarb, Jody Gonyo, Todd Goodman, Laurie Guynup, Timi Jo Kraft, Ralph LaDuke, Tina Lapier, Marianne Lavorando, Teddy Nunn, Jill St. John, Randy Spoor, Lori Stone, Shelly Thew, Pamela Varno, Karen Vassar. E 311' ., , .Q - 1 5, . fa Q 6 1 v .T:,Q 9 ' 1 .SGQV Qinia '?5 -Q FE, ,492 , lu -3-nr. '35 2- - 1 vga' QQEF X. y .1 .. 5 1 0 EV ' iii 'E 1,55 lm rgrzk' 'Y 1 I .- I Al K' qt 4 , 1 -Q gf 'i VM va lf. ln. . I I 5 - 1 1 I 3, v ,, ,, ,W , I 5, 'ii g 4' f . ! 1 131: i'xf'4 .1 X JL ' 'W5- gy . 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IDFPHUH CJ -I HQPKC +0 sew you UQX x' yQOkf i' Dean is-la ll Clos C oC'S7: Row 1 David Norris Mike Gadway Eric Caron Row 2 Gary Lavalley Toby LaPierre Mike Johnson Dean Holt Richard Myers Row 3 Lisa Aguglia Jamie Bird Phyl Casterline Laurie Garrent Row 1 Emily Janendo Paula Lyons Mary Williams Muffy' Lavigne X UL f prftiierlinda wud , , i N Brenda Pelky -f Ji 4 gy Row 2 if 4 U Sharon St. Denis qyJGayle Daniels Barbara Barber Tammy Brothers Row 3 Kevin Costln Lynsey Ashline Darryl Currier Joe McKee Row 1 Todd Duquette Jeff Irwin Rose Vasser Danny McBrayer Row 2 Bruce Tromblee Robin Martineau Kathy Stone Timmy Dubrey Mike Gadway Eric Hoy Row 3 Linda Hewson Penny Dayton Cathy LaValley Greg Giguere Loyal Tromblee Tracy Potter Shannon Carter Row 1 Danny Weaver Vicki Manor Mike LaJoy Robert Banker Randy Trombley Row 2 Kristine Welch Connie Remchuck Brenda Nephew Ina Fritsch Row 3 Cindy Peck Lisa Drew Pam Tyrell Jim Paige Row 4 Scott Lombard Jay Barber John Daniels Robert Washbourne Row 1 Cynthia Tyrell Cheryl Laduke Maria Aguglia Joann Purinston Row 2 Wendy Garrant Julie Parker Nancy Bordeau Kim Norris Row 3 James Braun Kenneth Howe Jimmy Clark '-J AJ fng E: ik-g! ,lliyl i. 4 'A 1. I C -Ya sa' 4 .wt may .Ll 'TJ bf d 4- ul 'img fc- -i .- 9 l xj Row 1 Richard Ducharme Don Foley Mark Senecal Lori Latour Danelle Bell Row 2 Emmett Hayes ,Q Wayne Hever CT' X Fred Gagnier Q1 Linda Jabaut O Z UDQJ Sandy Seymour Q Xt Tom Mangum ' Q Kathy King X Row 3 O Mike Blake OO Karl Costin O YX Ann Bedard Xv Q Kim Garrant Connie Myers Q0 Mark Brown Row 4 U QQQJ Skip Liberty XO 56 Mike Fortin QSQXQ Amy Detayette i Scott Aubin Stephanie Judkins Nix George La Fountain Kevin King Row 1 George Dapo Earl Mary David King Kevin Martino Donald Trudell Row 2 Kevin Bower Brian Peryer Ted VanHeuverzwyn Row 3 Sue Hendrie Becky Dapo Pose Baker Pamela Bourdeau Row 1 Jodi LaPlant Cathy Caron Danna Bell Kathy Fabrizi Jeff Baker Row 2 Linda Mary Debra Gordon Lynn Stone Duane Turner Row 3 Peter Deyo Kurt Bouyea Danny McKee Og 5 5 Row 1 Wendy Martino Billy Phaneuf Brenda Brean Lisa Proulx Penny LaPorte Row 2 Janice Latour Darlene Besaw Sue Caron Mark Keith Herbert Wiles Row 3 Marvin LaDuke Brian Menard Elton Blanchard Russell LaFave Terry Guay W Q Smit 3 '- XT' '.., ' 'S ' 12 l' . .3 5-t...u11fn-'K C ,, , .. ,.. -- -4 A . 1 'rw -if-F -wr T . ff, , ,hy ,eg -'. f-'f . ,gg 4a rf,A h .v.,i41 Hg w .,:Ag3 5 I Bobby Gallagher Harold Lapier David Seymour Row 1 Tina Luck Elizabeth Klein Melissa Robinson Kristi Shadrick Linda Bubbins Sheryl Case Susan Stone Row 2 Paul Ghenlou David Bleau Randy Martin Row 3 Tom Laterielle Brian Hoag Jason Monto John Solicoeur Kevin Allen Steven Masters Paul LaRock Row 4 Mike Breyette Steve Jewell Ed Clukey Keith Provost Tom Husa Shane Rowe f r .f'X, i ay, f ,A -5, 1'- GX EIGHTH GRADE Row 1 Dondi Laforge Rick Blondo Debbie Menard Allan Trombley Regina Crimi Row 2 Cherolyn Palmer Karen Lapier Bryan Brinson Lorene Lavalley Kathy Hayes Row 1 William Upton Larry Worley Chris Yelle Diane Garrante Donna Duso Lynn Sponable Cheryl Goss Row 2 Mike Fuller Peter St. Louis Rose Collins Faye Bouviay Danny Brundle Evan Frank Row 1 Tim Irwin Glen Winlerbottom Julie Gonyo Row 2 Cheryl Burnell Sam Dyer Jody Lapierre Randy Snide John Bordeau Maureen Giles Laurie Defayelte Row 3 Richard Deyo Mike Reyell Joyce Duquelle Tammy Duquette Charles Goddard Row 4 James Chauvin Beth Ducatte Karla Daniels Eddie Casline Luke Fessette Mark Wilfore Row 1 Tom Patnode Steve Seymour Joe Seymour Row 2 Robert Snide Karen Jiguere Mary Vogt Lisa Martineau Mike Watts Row 3 Carolyn Parker Lynn Bushey Diane Pettersen Darlene Burnell Row 1 Roland Carter Laura Varney Shirley LaDuke Shannon Parrot Debbie Kains Row 2 Sue Latrielle Tammy Myers Linda Quesnel Cherylene Upton Row 3 Perry Boire Ricky LeClair Dick Giroux Charles Hebert Tom Gonyo Denise Barcomb Row 4 Mike Bordeau Ray Arguette Mark Brown Bob Stone Jeff Deno Row 5 Marvin Morrow Steve Mangum Bill Domino Bernie Bushey Joe Dicarlo Row 1 Brian Bedard Brent Duprey Bob Moore Row 2 Gerald Danussi Ted Bedard Randy Provost Row 3 Mike Stonier Joe Dixon Brian LaRock Andre Wild Row 4 Cabrina Bedard Arlen Favro Scott Porter Robin Avril Jimmy Guay Brian Bedard Row 5 Brian LaMonte Louis Garrant Dennis Trombley Q! ,A M XZ. r , ,, .,... 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' 1 .g ',, ' i..t .x:u..L, ' ' ' 5- Row 1 Mike Husa Kelly Rabideau Brian Loftus Row 2 Kevin Whitney John Deno Row 1 Ed Rice Gloria Collins Carmelle Blanchard Row 2 Nichelle Johnson Laurie Jabut Row 3 Jill Shelters Dana Dame Mary Beaudet Row 4 Amy Aibin Rose Trornbley Row X Chris Chauvin Amy Durocher Cheryl Blanchard Row 2 Randy LaBarge Natania Williams Jamie Sargent Karen Gill Curt Mathews Row 3 John Pombrio Jeff Lapierre Ron Bishop Gerry Carlin Ken Cook Mike Mouseau Row 4 Judy Foster Darlene Barber Terry Deroches Mary Steward lan Klock Scott Luck Neil LaVigne Sherri Defayette Lawrence Grybos Row 1 Scott Dominy Lonny Manor Gerald Danussi Row 2 Shelly Lapier Wanda lnfante Row 3 Lisa Peria Hope Senecal Robin Douglas Row 1 Charles Rivers Judy Kendrick Row 2 Sheridan Laduke Bryan Martin Row 3 Kevin Turner Leonard Dani Rambin Cliff Barr Row 4 Patty Branham Karen Miller Kathy Williams Tom Guynup Cindy Stanley Row 5 Mike Brown Scott Lucia Alan Jodoin Row 1 Peter Shene Kenny Bordeau Paul Golden Charlie Williams Andy Light Row 2 Karen Davis Pat Turnball Amy Fortin Lisa Heywood Belinda Winterbottom Lisa Bublitz Row 3 Bill Lesho Brian Parker Peter Gluck Kevin McGraw David Gregoire Brian Tousignant Row 4 Gretchen Shawe Becky Banker Michelle Barber Shelley St. John Kathy Luck PW Sv-f , . fa 'I' . 5 , ,. v A' 'Z My lu 'l J 1Wwf2fi fs1 l 3 -' ' 'efilivl -U X -. V. un.,-f 1' ....,- Row 1 Steve Spoor Rob Porter Row 2 Bev Varin Karen Rivers Row 3 Dame Boire Bonnie Martineau Lisa Akey Row 4 Meri Beth Drendall Patty Abare Marlene Fuller Jill Averill Marianne Wells Norma Carroll Row 1 Jim Miegs Todd Bassett Steve Hayes Jim Juneau Row 2 Pam Nephew Holly Deyo Joan Seymour Laura Nunn Ron LaRocl-4 Row 3 Bryan LaVigne Laurie Bruce Julie Coryea Liliane Sklenarik Karen White Dan Baker Sam Sorrell Row 4 Jody Osborn Elizabeth Martin Michelle Wood Michelle Manion Bill Brown Kevin Ryan 7 4 .4 E SPQRTS Eagle teams had their problems this year, but that didn't put a damper on their spirit. Though they weren't always on top in the standings, they always came our first in spirit, sportsmanship and endurance. With team members like ours, the strength of our Ea- gle Pride will always be superior. if . K, . ., ' 5X Q 1 - 1- . '. v A I.: ,y , 'rcs 'xxr' 'A 1, 14 gl ... K 1 K 5 1' .. Q ' ' l :H 1 ly gt A i . A K Q .. .,-I ' Lfq 5 - f - 4' ' .. . if-.. . ' 1 vF'r T .4 ' H75 ' '1' A .. . . .1 X .. .. . If - In K ' .A ' 5.1 5 ' . ' -' Mx a5f,'3l3f,f , In . J, -: '.fgH1K'J - ' . - s. ,,bf.-1, . ..f 4.1. , 4 . . dw - . , H rw ph . 1 .K X A . Q ,. .lf . a -1 .5 N ' A I A ' -5':..t4 .' 4323-f'Tff?'.i1 ' arf. . 'V5iE-.5f-::fEf'- fi.. '1'3-rdifyf' 3 . ' .:gg.-ff5fft,1 fe+igr,ivQg rj,s55e,,g,':t-y jygag. Ay.. V ' Angni' - 1: f .Lute-ti' ir ....l,j:.,- z f-. M-f. 7 ff '5za3'i f -arcs 1-- -' .cm Y:-1'i5.-T. J, ig K Q5 4 , 2 1'. . -L-1,3-.fi-..,i 9- fiff'-L 1 f5Fi1f ?? ?'T fwvg'f--'-'f-f7'f2?71'lff:1'1-'- T:-C,-: '.:1' E'. r4l'3. -.:..gsn- A-'buh-4 '1X. ,,- --,uh - 5. Q, vi - '1 . .1' .I.'. I me .,. , GYIVINASTICS This year, a competitive gymnastics team was formed from last year's gym- nastics club. The girls worked hard in all areas, including the balance beam, uneven parallel bars, vaulting horse and floor exercise. They encountered stiff competition from the other teams, each of which were more experienced than Beekmantown's. Sue Ashline and Terry Goslow were the only two seniors on the team. Accord- ing to Mrs. Lunn, their coach. Christie Casey was the best all-around gym- nast. As the team gains experience they will soon join the ranks of the winning and competitive teams from Eagle Coun- try. RIGHT: Lisa Sexton Ccenter, and left insety and Rita James fright insetj Brawl., ...,-- 4, Mau' ' TTR, A - of 'Q'-A . 'f' .'f n l GYMNASUCS Sue Ashline, Carolyn Parker, Lorene LaVal- ley, Liliane Sklenarik, Tammy Goslow, Kristi Casey, Robin Douglas, Cheri Lushia, Mary La- Vigne, Emily Janendo, Lisa Trombley. Tammy Duquette, Paula Ly- ons, Debbie Schuler, Lisa Sexton, Donna Gordon, Rita James, Megan O'Connell, Mary Carlin, Tina Luck, Donna Monty. Coach- Mrs. Carol Lunn. CROSS COUNTRY Row 1: Karl Castin, Judy Knott, Carla Sherman, Diane McGee, Lisa Brown, Nancy Luck, Bev Varin, Tammy Currier, Wendy Everleth. Row 2: Craig Daniels, Peggy Varin, Sue Blow, Beth Botten, Rita Wild, Lisa Barnes. Row 3: Mike Gottholm, Allen Schawe. Charlie Olm- stead, Steve Brunelle, Donna Black, Billy Leege, Alan Aguglis, Tim Gero. Row 4: Sandi Leege, Barb Cul- ley, Kyle lnfante. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM FINISHES THIRD The Cross Country team finished the season third in the league standings. The top runners were Sue Blow, Barb Culley, and Sandi Leege for the girls, Kyle lnfante, Alan Aguglia and Tim Gero for the boys. At the 1977 Sectionals the team finished in third place, and ten runners were selected to attend the state meet in Malone. Kyle lnfante's effort that day earned him 82nd place in a field of 256 runners. FOOTBALL X, I Q ff if Q pf ii W g r rw I I IJ: fu H W I sir' Qi . J '5 I , J . ll ' , A - Q1 Q ee ff Q ,gig ,MTI .3 ...- M f . . . I -'nw -4- A ...V -:gr ifflfl ... 1... ,... The Varsity Football team finished its season with a 3-5 re- cord. After three straight championships, the loss of several key players through graduation forced a major rebuilding effort. The Eagles were a young team, with many outstanding junior players. Sophomore Roger Desroches led the team in scoring with ten touchdowns. Brian Foster, Tim Rock and Mike Bar- ber also had outstanding seasons. Beekmantown had quarterback confusion this year. First, the leading candidate for first string, Jeff Snyder, transferred out of the area. Then, early in the season, Junior George Dye cracked his collar bone. Taking his place. Senior Mike Rab deau and Junior Jim Sears alternated in the QB spot. The loyal fans of Beekmantown may have been disappointe in the years outcome, but.are looking forward to next seasor Senior standouts Rick Foggy Foster, Rodney Gregoire Mike Rabideau, Albert LaVigne and Dave Debyah will b missed. The team may not be the '77 Champions, but th enthusiasm, leadership and perseverance of the players wi be remembered for a long time. l ..,.A ., ,-ff'l7 X . 'II , Lhflf - PalJf.fr i .llvllfz 'T ' T Y A A If Z ?l ' l...L, f .,,,f .... .,...J C 1 I... . Q. Q 67 ' LITTLE EAGLES GAIN EXPERIENCE FOR THE BIG TIIVIE David Criss, David Trombley, Brian Duquette, Joe Burl, Jeff are comb, Jim Haggar, Mike Gregoire, Tom Botten, Scott Haskins, David Foley, Jeff Parker, Terry Brown, Larry Carter, Esten Racette. John Seabrohn, Ronny Burnell, Scott Rockwell, Ed Boslet, Ron Rock, Freddi Johnson, Mike Sears, Allen Garrant, Steve Miller, Jeff Landry, David Gatlin, Carey Case, Jeff Van Weort, James Carlin, Steve Myers, Randy Emery, Mark Aguglia, Mark Lepage, Steve Howell, David Rose, Ray Myers, Randy Favreau, Floyd Dominy. The Junior Varsity team had it's three year winning streak snapped this year. The boys lost key games to Plattsburgh and Saranac, but beat everyone else in the league giving them a 6-2 record for the season. Sophomore Tom Botten was the team's leading scor- er. Linebacker Mike Gregoire also did an outstanding job, and was promoted to the Varsity team during the season. Coach Mousseau felt that the team lost a top-notch player when John Seabron was injured ear- ly in the season. Though many of the players will be on the Varsity team next year, we should have a strong JV team once again. Then they can get started on their own win streak. I . U' ,Q ms ff- A- ,.,,p,. sv R. 1 5 ' 1 11. M.. .PS- t:c4,.: :ah 5.1 'bm . .' Mn -'. l 'I A 7 M4390-gn M 'Q - -'1 Mgmt-iz.: -jg? 1 wffxwu- jr.. we ' -1.-by .-fb.-? f-7-: Fessette, P. Shene. M. Husa. J. Dapo, F. Domlny, J. Sl K. Ryan, D. Baker, M E. Castine, M. Reyeil, G. Danussi, R. Bishop, M. Gadway, S. Jewell, S. D. Seymour, K. Blanchard, Morrqvfg K. ' . av'-4 .ii life' 'Il IIE 4-ac--:save-7.-,,,.,h-ii i 'P ' ' 4 e ff -. ' 1-' -- 1' ' itii vlfft.-lurrsrw 4 , ..-um -1 -.-. . JUNIOR VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY This year the Junior Varsity Field Hockey team won the league championship for the third con- secutive season. With a 6-1 re- cord the J.V.'s had a great year. Goalie Arleen Reyell, supported by a strong defense, had seven shut-outs, including the cham- pionship game. Sophomore Jan Traynor led the team in scoring. This year Freshman fullback Ka- ren Howell scored a first at Beek- mantown. She was the first Beek- mantown fullback ever to score a goal! Once again, the girls at Beekmantown proved what a field hockey powerhouse we are! Row 1: Patty Rabideau, Mary Lin Glasgow, Marcie Castine, Jan Traynor - Co-Captain, Lisa Peryer - Co-Captain, Dawn Garrant, Arlene Reyell, Coach: Mrs. Denny. Row 2: Marge Clancey, Jackie Duquette, Tracey Colvard, Tina Wood, Penny Rock. Row 3: Cammy Brown, Karen Howell, Barb Recor, Laurie St. Louis, Laura Brown. Qffil .1, 4, if ,xh- RM N: 559: :Q ..,t. . . an -Agni?-rl' 1 Q.. ,I , .1 nu ' 'H 'VIIIHST af Ilan. L augur-F 1' 'll -S: I I f Ssae.s!i' Ii2:i'ln lu-H . '---- :II'ig'B. 'f ' - 1:5 -ll!!I' ' :gl is-5. I - I Y fuss' isa' 1 I I ! ' !1:f I VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY PUSH! DRIVE! SCOOP! SCORE! The Varsity Field Hockey team scored high with a 4-1-3 record under the fine coaching of Mrs. Santamore. With such top notch players as Don- na Gallagher, Lisa Brown and Bever- ly Bushey and a top goalie like Laurie Nephew they couldn't help but win. The girls' efforts brought them all the way to the quarter finals where they were defeated by Plattsburgh High in penetration time. PHS went on to take the league cham- pionship. lt takes skill, determina- tion and super players to build a team as powerful as this one. Varsity Field Hockey, Row I: Coach: Mrs. San- timor, Sharyl Peryer, Jenny Meyers, Wendy Nichols, Michelle Bernard, Laurie Nephew, Terrie Fish, Bev Bushey, Lisa Brown, Laura Holzer. Row 2: Shauna Casey, Kathy Kilkeary, Paula Wright, Donna Gallagher, Lisa Light, Be- linda Miller. CHEERLEADERS Varsity Football Cheerleaders: Row 1 Wendy Nichols, Jenny Meyers. Shauna Ca sey. Debbie Shueler, Lisa Brown, Row 2 Laurie Woodley. Michelle Bernard, Bev Bu Shey. 6 e fi ' Ti, -3. ,,i J Avo A -NNW Jenny Myers 5- xv' BASKETBALL TEAM FINISHES ITS SEASGN WITH A 6-8 RECORD lil! i i v The 1977-1978 Varsity Basketball team finished the season with a 6-8 record. The team was young, with ten juniors and only four seniors. Only Tom Renadette, Jon Denny, Dan Bijeau, Mark Dupell and Tim Rock had previous Varsity experience. The team had very close games with both St. John's and Plattsburgh High School. The Eagles revenged a three point loss to the Irish with a late season 'six'point win on the home court. Towering over their teammates, and many of their opponents, Scott Wilfore and Tim Rock led the team in scoring. Team Co-captains were Tom Renadette and Tim Rock. O' . Mark Wilfore -S Q ' 1. El Q .T Q ig SKATERS HAVE ROUGH SEASON IN 1978 PLAY The Hockey team had a rough season this year. Despite the efforts of defenseman Charles Hagar and goalies Mike Higgins and Mark Turner, the team finished the season with a disappointing 5-1-12 record. The Eagles' Mike Crimi, Dale Rahn and Jerry Coupal were among the Ieague's top ten scorer's. In their only game of the sectionals, against Northeast Clinton, the Eagles found themselves in perhaps the hardest fought game of the season, but lost 3-1. .... f- f Mike crimi i Jim Hager Ron Rockwall scores GIRLl'S BASKETBALL As the 1978 Crest went to the publisher in March, the girls JV basketball team looked very strong. With Lisa Wilfore's strong scoring and 'a very strong defense led by Lisa Light, the girls had a 7-2 record by March 1. Though the team will be losing many sophomores, the JV team next year should keep up the fine showing. However, the JV's loss is the Varsity's gain. We look forward to a winning season next year. More than halfway through their season, the Varsity Girls Basketball team is showing their winning style. As this is written they have seven wins and four losses in league competition. Their losses have all been in very competitive games settled by very small margins. Mrs. Denny, Beekmantown's coach, places a great deal of emphasis on teamwork. Ear- ly in the season, no one girl dominated the scoring. Seniors playing in their last year were Pat Sears, Cathy Dumas, Sandi Leege, Diane Willett and Pam Marcil. - Pat Sears 1 1v g E r E lr i. 5 Q if -f uf Gndy E eihg X 4 N I Q-I 1 ws, nz, J' ' -J-ef will-,L 4 fi ......- .-1.. ------.-...i... M.. -T N 1978 VGLLEYBALL The Varsity Volleyball team racked up an impressive record in the early weeks of the season but must have peaked too soon. Their record during the second half was disappointing by comparison, and the team finished with a four and eight record. Rhonda Covey was the year's high scorer. The JV team had a 5-7 record for the season. Lisa Light had and Mary Hutchins was high scorer. ff' Tl an outstanding season, BOWLING Beekmantown's Bowling team maintained its tra- ditional status with a fine 1978 season. In the sectional championships, the boys won their match by 109 pins. The girls gave Peru a chal- lenge, but lost by 32 pins. Nine team members were selected in March to attend the state meet held in Syracuse, New York. They were John Metzger, Tim Rock, Bob Munson, Jim Brown, Mike Turnbull, Barb Haggett, Lisa Emery, Joann Howard and Linda Smith. Row 1: Andi Gluck, Angela Wood, Bonnie Nephew, Row 2: Marcie Castine. Lisa Peryer. Faith Rock, Sharyl Peryer. Donna Gal- lagher, Debbie Caron. Kathy Kilkeary, Lisa Light. Row 3: Michelle Bernard. Shanna Casey. Paula Wight, Laurie Nephew. Roxie Fletcher, Holly Seri- ecal, Kathy Dumas. - il 35 GIRL'S SOFTBALL fnli, vii I1 ---.1 1977 GOLF TEAM Kevin Sponable, Dan Glasgow, Eric Caron. Tum Rock and Kyle Infante. TRACK This year the Girls Track team had four weekday meets. Coached by Mrs. Brogowski, the girls consistently fin- ished in the top three teams and had many individual winners. Julie Brault, who graduated last June, was one of the best 220 runners in both the league and the section and anchored the 440 and 880 relay teams. Beekman- town had 2 Section Seven champions: Carla Sherman in the mile run and Sandi Leege in the two mile run. The most important meets of the season were the League championships in Ticonderoga and the Section championships at Plattsburgh State University College. At the Section championships Julie Brault, Sandi Leege and Carla Sherman qualified for the State lntersectional Meet at Morrisville. Row 1: Wendy Everleth, Pam Marcil, Diane Willette, Jan Favero. Row 2: Rita Wild, Peggy Varin, Cindy Gagnier, Joanne Rushford, Barb Culley. Row 3: Alison Desroches, Starr Hayes, Judy Trudeau, Donna Forgays, Belinda Miller, Sandi Leege, Andi Gluck, Donna Baker, Row 4: Carla Sherman, Judy Knott, Tammy Currier, Sally Matott, Cindy Traynor. .vu - f A ,AF 4 - '1 -1-A 1 if .n -I ,. If , fi QQ MA -'W .. A 6 ix 4- 'rv ,,!. . ,. l 'Cr F W . f drty Horse I Landry QM x 9717130 53 Q X4 S s ,,-'f' 7-ff, i S, . 71' 1 v . f- ff' ff ,ff 'X' X, ff Z, l Brault, way ,- fl . . , 1 ,. f ' , ,ff 4-1'-'-' .-- ' ur A gf ,-' A ' 'A Ball Knott broke two schoolfs recordsihd wenl,t,o,!,he Stdte sectuoqmls In hugh hurdles ,,- ' i-,I f - 1 ' ..4,,,- 1 I Ka sb' . ,?F.49.2'l5 ' ,cm sax i EN ffl UM x0 23 q Q. fsfgp 7 65 X W-E W f , . iiwiii O Q I-Tia O K xx N ,i 1' .g Hx xs w X XX X N Early to bed, early to rise makes a Beekman- town student alert and wise. Once again, half- day sessions forced the opening of school in the wee hours of the morning. Once again, the morning sessions were lengthened slightly but this year the day started a half hour later giving everyone more time to sleep. Class Officers Row 1 Dawn Garrant - Student Council Rep Patty Rabideau - Treasurer Tracey Colvard - Vice President Row 2 Cammy Brown - Student Council Rep. Jackie Duquette - Secretary Tina Wood - President Row 1 David Rose Randy Seymour Alan Spoor Row 2 Greg Rock Donna Peal Shanna Tucker Tim Trombley Row 1 Virginia Noonan Robby Moschelle Eric Robert Bruce Mouseau Row 2 Matt Mousseau Tracy Masters Meggen O'Connel Gail Mesec Theresa Millrons Dean Rock Row 1 Karen Howell Scott Foster David Gatlin Dawn Garrent Row 2 Tammy Edwards Starr Davis Bev Godfrey Row 3 Jackie Duquette Tawnya Holt f i i 1+ I l TIE 'LE ff Aix ' .Ars 1. n...LAlX,. ml Row 1 Cathy Miner Grace Comstock Brenda Carron Robert Hutchins Row 2 Tracey Turner Terry Seneca! David Silver Row 3 Peg Daneils Estella Butts Angela Bushey Row 4 Don Lamere Row 1 James LaPage Steve Garrand Row 2 Sandy Welch Allen Garrant Jane Powers Laurie Whitney Row 1 Melissa Bernard Deanna Carpenter John Braun Bob Banish Row 2 Chris Beach Craig Daniels Tom King Row 3 Mira Korths Scott Tyrrell Brian Proulx Mike Myers Gloria Trask Tammy Goslow Row 1 Camie Covey Mark Brown Bobby Caron David Criss Row 2 Frank Cody Jim Cody Estelle Butts Row 3 Charles Bubbins Joe Chatelle Richard Bushey Row 1 Sarah LaDuke Allen Garrant Laurie Nephew Tim Oshier Row 2 LouAnne Peryer Laurie Pick Julie DeCarlo Sandi Clifford Glenn Rivers Row 1 Eugene Martineau Anthony Montana Don McBrayer Row 2 Allen Matton Darryl Menard fffg EIU of l - Y L-2 . i X, 1 Ss if 1 K xs if ? Wh: Row 1 Steve Rushford Row 2 Don Supernaw Tracey Wood Penny Russell Keith Zalusky Row 3 Melissa Rabideau Faye Smith Row 4 Jeff VanWeort Scott Foster Row 1 Mike Baily Karen Coryea Sue Brown Joey Cross Row 2 Kristi Casey Tracey Colvard Cammy Brown Tammy Bessette Row 1 Pam Stone Pam Pierce Lisa Trombley Ann Renadette Connie Provost Row 2 Julie Recor Judy Trombley Gloria Trask Heather Weaver Row 1 Mike Bishop Danny Boire Jeff Baker David Brayette Row 2 Jeff Barcomb Mark Bordeau Row 3 Tina Bell Laurie Black Beth Botten Doug Ashline Row 4 Darcy Bell Donna Black Row 1 Shane Jabaut Jon Hidook Leonard Martino Scott Lamoy Fred Johnson Row 2 Ray LaPoint Tim Maliniak Gary Magee Steve Jones Maynard Ladue Row 3 Brenda Donah Rita James Marge Clancy Row 1 Mark Bailey Randy Emery Scott Rockwell Row 2 Remey Babineau Mark Peck Carey Case Row 3 James Carlin Dave Trombley Don Brunett Scott Culley Row 1 Kathy Nephew Sue Blow Mary LaValley Tina Wood Row 2 Patty Rabideau Vicki Peryer Lori Lecuyer Mary Carlin Row 3 Jeff Landry Larry Landry Row 1 Kevin Barber Steve Bedard Brenda Baker Tina Bordeau Wendell Bordeau Tammy Bousquet Row 2 Carol Bedard Tina Boyd Laurie Bordeau JoAnne Blake Row 1 John Deyo Row 2 Bryan Duquette Andrea Caron L' I iv .XNAQ if 6 3 -1- A--1 '! l P. .gi r 1953, 176, Q52 in x no fl? 1,5 Row 1 Holly Stone Lisa Smart Nancy Wiles Jay Sargeant Jack Taylor Row 2 Sandy Wiles Tammy Smith Shelley Sherman Sandy Trombley Debbie Smith Row 1 Scott Rivers Eric Hipko Mark Aguglia Row 2 Tammy Carter Lorene Whittington Tammie Brunei Bryan King Amy Peru Row 1 Kim Eaton Regina Kipp Vicki Jenet Row 2 Jim Jacobs Derek Johnson Billy Holzer Class Officers Row 1 Steve Howl - President Row 2 Tom Botten - Student Council Rep. Denise Bell - Secretary Barb Recor - Treasurer John Seabron - Vice President Missing: Laurie Black - Student Council Rep. Row 1 Mike Sears Mary Stonier JoAnne Rushford Row 2 Shannan Tucker Gail Stanton Rita Stone Beth Trornbley Row 1 Tina Latour Christina Fortin Sharyl Peryer Marcie Castine Patty Lemieux Row 2 Tim Roussell Alan Tousignant Colleen Seneca! Laurie St. Louis 96 'Vis --q-i . .-a.. -71-ul-1 '. ,Q 4 'll A Q73 Hr-N 5 ,.. -Md 1-Fl? 'ff iz L- -WK 1 H ' ' FV f 4 ' 3 .M Yi' Aa- ll .s mul... bg: 1, . .4 ll ii' 1- -i f L-li'i ,+ ' ' I ' ,, - , ' gf-91? L . 5 .W ' - X fl' U ' ,I K 9' , , . E 5 , 1 , ' L- LU 1 . . J Cu 4. L1 M. .4 A - f A N0 ff 5 G E111 ' 1 . f ,s v :Yr , -. N , A,-fer ,' ,M - ' X A ' V - 'A V 4' I , w f , - ' -.i4'p'? ' I Q . , ' a 1 Row 1 Jeff Parker Ray Meyer Perry Nunn Row 2 Jan Traynor Elaine Guay Row 3 Lisa Light Row 1 Bill Leege Paula LaPier Cassandra LaPiei Row 2 Scott Haskins Linda Gove Mary Hutchins Row 1 Beth Turner Shelby Warren Darlene Varno Arlene Varno Lori Wood Row 2 Lisa Wilfore Don Willis Tim Wells Craig Trombley Galv- S1 .1-4, :dn 1, ,I 3 11:11 1 Row 1 Kathleen Tyrell Susan Upton Christine VanNortwick Row 1 Marc Wheldon Don VanNortwick Row 2 Jim Case Steve Miller Ken Yelle Row 3 William Turner Ron Weaver Paul Fletcher John Ducatte Row 1 Denise Bell Jan Favreau Jennifer Breyette Row 2 Sandi Caron Jacky Brett Lisa Barnes Row 1 Gail Reid Judy Lavalley Carolyn Rivers Brenda Devins Row 2 Brenda Donah Jill Boslet George Provost Larry Carter Row 1 Greg Rock Roger Desroches Elston Racette Mark Brothers Terri Gates Row 2 Judy LaValley Sue Johnson Monica Lashway Kevin Menard Todd Derosher Row 3 Floyd Dominy Steve Sherman Row 1 Pat Bailey Judy Barcomb Ed Boslet Row 2 Tammy Avril Mona Bedard Mary Braun Row 3 Millie Allen Row 1 Torn Botten Ray Bradley Mike Bell Row 2 Betsy Welden Brian Bouchard Tina Brothers l 5 ,5 Q 13' 7 V1- Row 1 John Ducatte Dave Gottholm Ron Leonard Row 2 Ron Burnell Tim Wells Jon Seabron Row 3 Steve Miller Steve Howell Dave Parker Row 1 Jim Brown Laura Brown Row 2 Jill Culley Terry James Jackie Caron Kevin Bushey Row 1 Gary LaPier Kelly Gelwicks David Boyd Row 2 Mary Lin Glasgow Debbie Bell Tina LaTour Row 1 Terry Brown Doreen Curtin Julie Corron Barb Covey Row 1 Colin Fountin Ronald Duprey Chris Dumar Lawerence Duprey Row 2 Shelley Garrant Mary Dubuque Row 1 Mike LePage Mark Latour Row 2 Eric Klock Kyle lnfante Row 3 Mike Gregoire Greg Keith Row 1 Tom Emery Randy Favero Bobbie Duquette Row 2 Rose Dumar Tammy Latour Cindy Gagnier Row 1 Lisa Peryer Row 2 Laurie Oshier Kelly Mattot Julie Masters Diana Magee A Row 1 Tana Reap Row 2 Ron Rock Steve Recor Row 1 Kevin Mangum Warren Proulx Bonnie Nephew Row 2 Pam Marshall Dalonda Parrott Debbie Provost Row 1 Julie Millrons Tina Mary David Martin Row 2 Nancy Luck Michelle Mosher Connie Quinn iJ J'1.tJ'Q'I JEL: OFFICERS STANDING: Terri Fish, , sn ent, tary, Ron Rockwell, Vice President, SEATED, Brian Sherman, Student Council Treasurer. Jennifer Myers Pre 'd .I Secre leth L 1'.I - 1,- P! AAA' 4712- , + ' -ei: ' 'f ' 'f' 1Qa, 57' I xxmf. U 53 524 Y' fic' ' .F i il u w, q . A: -- lx x ,. ' lv I 0 i WGA, Row 1 Lisa Emery Debbie Goodman Sheila LaPier Gary Jenot Row 1 Judy Knott Jill Hopkins Sharon King Row 2 Carrie Kyea Lynn Scales Row 1 Laurie Brett Row 2 Laurie Holzer Daryl Johnson Terry Sewell Row 3 Terry King Lisa LaPier QQ ,qc-:Y 1 f 5 viv- 28 fr ,....1- ....-- ,..All sul ,al lin roar nab LA:- 5..-.... gn, ,. -1 rm--1-af -wif- Row 1 Danny Glasgow Mike Guynup Ed Golden Row 1 Skip James Betty Garrant Francis Gates Row 2 Cathy Dixon Terri Fish Arthur Garrand Row 1 Vicki LeCIair Kathy LaPiear Row 2 Jeff King Marty Higgins Don Hewson Mike Higgins Row 1 Mike Barber Richard Bishop Row 2 Tammy Brown Lynette Baker Petra Barcomb Row 1 Wanda Carter Debbie Caron Row 2 Rhonda Covey Shauna Casey Paula Carlin Betty Clinebell Row 1 Alicia Boyce Bob Boire Lynn Boyd Tammy Bainbridge 1 5 1 'tw KN , ,:,..? P .. eq .gf V P .TQP Tx, I .15 1-1 ll Row 1 Tina Bousquet Sandy Bell Danny Beaudet Row 2 Tom Bradley Jeff Bernard Steve Beaudet Row 1 Donna Bulris Mike Coughlin Ken Burdo Joe Corron Scott Carroll Row 2 Tammy Currier Sherri Coryea Viki Burkett Row 1 Angela Brown Row 2 Laurie Covey Gail Coleman Row 1 Tim Gardner Row 2 Kathy Kilkeary Jill Proctor Tony Harrison Row 3 Debbie Coty Kelley Tucker Steve Bragowski Peggy Varin Row 1 Pam Duprey Wendy Everleth Kathy Debyah Row 2 Kay Engler Todd Deyo Robin Dame Row 1 Bob St, Dennis Kevin Sponable Row 2 Brenda Trombley Debbie Carron Paula White Lynn Scales Row 3 Bev Bushey Shanna Casey Lori Woodley Terri Fish Vera Sessurns E? he R A . ' 5 z I , f al .zAX'i3 NIL-Z --Y x L 5. I3 KJ Row 1 Ron Boire Bob Munson Row 2 Gary Winterbottom Helen Trudeau Cherul Turner Denise Young Scott Wilfore Sang Hwa Yi Jim Sears Rita Wild Carolyn Johnson Nick Korths Tina Bell Row 3 Peggy Warren Gerri Warren Carol Sorrell Joan VanNortwick Row 1 Belinda Miller Jill Mooney John Millrons Row 2 John Mangum Sue Levesque Row 1 Mike Crimi Joe Corron Row 2 Cheryl Snide Jamie Judkins Row 3 Tim Rock Nancy Rousell Derinda Laforge Belinda Newman Kelly Williams Danny Glasgow James Myers Row 1: John Luck, Jennie Myers, Craig Mathews. Row 2: Lau- rie Nephew, Tom Le- mieux, Virginia Mary Row 1 Bob Norris Jeff Rook, Tim Nephl ew. Row 2: Ron Rock- well, Mike Proulx Row 1: Paul Rena dette, Charles Olm stead, Jerry Reyell. Row 2: Lisa Sexton, Kathleen Rabideau Belinda Newman ails..-LA fu --qv1-- -lil 'w Row 1 Joe Pecore Kevin Rivers Bryan Sherman Carla Sherman Dale Rahn Row 2 Debbie Schuler Row 1 Mike Garrant Darlene Fountain Jim Garrant Row 2 Bryan Foster Cheryl Dupell Donna Gallagher Curtis Daniels Row 1 Sue Mosher Carmen Mosher Ann Matton Row 2 Mike Magee Darryl Moschelle Connie LaRock VGCATIGNAL EDUCATION f i.., bid-.Lxvf W Tig? ww. Zi. x Q Vi' This year BOCES has a total of 70 participants from the Beekmantown district. The courses of- fered in BOCES are designed to educate the stu- dents in special areas such as auto mechanics, cosmetology, and printing. The BOCES program has been sucessful over the years in helping pre- pare students for their chosen vocations. The ad- vantage of BOCES is that it offers students the opportunity of preparing themselves for a career while attending high school. ESEHWIQERS3 Q9 5 SXOFXQ73 X The class of 1978 will long be remembered for their energy and undying will to keep on going when the going got tough. Through the football season and the basketball season, Beekmantown's senior class was always there to cheer the eagles on. Beekmantown's senior class is graduating with a North Country Scholar, Carolyn Golden. This award hasn't been presented to Beekmantown in years. The senior class is also the lst class to graduate that went through 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th grade entirely on split session. Q. R JQDI. There never seems to be enough time to do the things you want to do once you find them . . The combination of tedious work and cooperation that went into the preparation of last year's Junior Prom was certainly well worth the effort. Decorated to the theme, Time in a Bottle, the Elk's Club provided a romantic atmosphere, where everyone danced to the music provided by Solar Energy. Held on May 21, the unusually warm and summery May night added to everyone's enthusiasm, and en- abled the fun to extend far beyond the twilight hours. Rodney Gregoire and Sandi Leege were paid their proper royal respects as they were crowned King and Queen, while Bill Maxwell and Wendy Nichols humbly accepted the honor of being chosen prince and princess. The Class of 1978 is unique in that it has the first court boasting of 26 members, which is unquestionably a reflection on the class itself. Con- gratulations to everyone for a very successful and memorable event. N X What happens when a mysterious phantom disrupts the solitude of Shropsl Manor and poses as a threat to the heiress of the Shropshire fortune? To the case of the mysterious phantom, the best-known detectives are called in --Kojacket, CharIie's Devils, Borotta, and Able, a Sung Ku fanatic. This ness was the 1978 Senior Play, presented March 17th and 18th before biggest and most enthusiastic audience ever. Special recognition goes to Waugh, who was faculty advisor and director of the production. 1 l A ,' , 4 ,lfyf U4 liefgl-11-6 , :Q 52131 Ni P 4 f. fi. . n.. . Rigsbee Cracker Harold Stoner- Kogacket Mike Landry, Sorbina Sue Hipkog Nellie, Angela Dill Carolyn Golden Natasha Debbie Slaughter Nobormsku Pat Reyell Kane Sang Hon Yi Lisa Brownp young girl, Brenda Godfrey: Borrota, Rodney Gregoire, Marie Shropshire, Burnellg Abigail, Donna Baker: David James, Mike Rabideau, Tony, Allen Schaweg Vivian, W Nicholsp Arthur, Mark Dubreyp Kathryn, Michele Bernard: Chives, Paul Perez: Constable Dar Bruce Carling Hortense, Barb Culleyg policeman, Charlie Forgette. CAST OF CHARACTERS, shown right: Jive Eddie, Jim Groseg Ballerina, Terry Goslowp Aristotle, 4 XJ3 THE , f PRIME f TIME CRIME x 'X . 1' M QL' .5 fx K 5 Q Ph vw 3 si? 5 x 'N N A K X wx , -1 Q f N . H N . 4 ww 124 if V LynJon Denny Delcore Physically, Denny Delco ' ing in our gradu ' lingers in re is not with us this year, and will not be participat- ation in June, but his spirit and personality undoubtedly the minds of those who knew him. Denny was a warm and sensitive person, who was more interested in giving helo to others than in receiving it. His participation in class government, heh: with winter weekend activities and help in organizing dances reminds us all of Dennys unselhsh efforts to see our class at the top. His contribu- A tions are greatly appreciated This poem that I am writing Pride to know someone , Now he 's gone is about someone so dear who seemed full of fun inside his memories still here - we wish that rQht now , but he hid his problems and deep in our hearts he was very near. until the day he died. his mind and soul are near. We all know he 's gone He meant a lot to us Everyone knows who he was but deep within our hearts though we didn 't let it show he died before school was out the friendship we had at least not until now we should smile for him brings memories that never part. we had to let him go. ' not sit and pout. He was a person We think about it now His name was Lyndon Delcore with problems hard to solve just as it was yesterday but everyone called him Denny just getting over one, it doesn 't seem possible I he is someone to remember then another one evolved. he 's not with us here today. and his friends weren 't few. they were many He was always here He was such a gentle person Roxie Fletcher rgiht by our sides with sweet things to say he was someone to remember we 'll always remember him who gave us much pride even when we 're old and gray 1.1 55. 'o a-1 1 If-. -3 5 President Treasurer Councul Rep Donna 7 Mark Councll Rep. A ,ml X. V' ' r .5 hug' S -,x xv Aa- .-.I , -1. fl? ,n-IL 'r IL L ' v . 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Q 3. ::'Dcgrg175iHSl Denx Cheryl Michael Turnbull Starr Stone '.,i' J' af, W3 ,, ', .'a ,Q . , i , .ia ID Q . ii Alice VanNortwick Kathy Vassar if tl 5 Q -2 'x 1' ' .z+ ' - Ll I I I, l - s ,X A, H 912 , - t 'H' if- fh,g ' F ,iq x . , .. . l. .311 4 . -' . -.j 'w,i. 'L v',1' ,P l -.mfg A .' -' ' .' ,af H , ! i- . Q,-'Hi' ,JW John Vogt Angela Wood E ik ,. I V. george Wight ? Q Q 1 ASHLINE, LOU ANNE- Poovy-Toot . RFD 1 Box 180 Platts- burgh. Activities: yearbook 33 newspaper 43 senior play 4. Ambition: To be happy and successful and have 16 kids. Quote: People want me to be what they want me to be: I'm not happy when I try to fake it, that's why I'm easy. ASHLINE, SUSAN- Sue , Rt. 1 Box 17OB, Plattsburgh. Ac- tivities: basketball and softball manager 23 basketball 33 vol- leyball 3,43 gymnastics 3,43 prom committee 33 senior play 4. Ambition: nurse, Quote: It's nice to be important, but it's more important to be nice. BAKER, DONNA LOU. Rte . 2 Box 238-B, West Chazy. Activi- ties: yearbook 3,42 track 33 prom committee 33 student council representative 3,43 senior play 43 senior concession 43 National Honor Society 3,43 newspaper editor 4. Ambi- tion: writer. BAKER, LAURA. Box 146, West Chazy. Ambition: work. BELL, DWIGHT. RFD 1 Tom Miller Road, Plattsburgh. Activi- ties: football 2,3,43 wrestling 33 track 3,4. Ambition: Science. Quote: To play is good, but to be part of is great. BERNARD, MICHELE. 23 Tioga Lane, Plattsburgh. Activities: softball 1,2,3,43 cheerleading 2,3,43 prom committee 33 prom court 33 varsity club 3.43 homecoming court 3,43 field hockey 43 senior play 4. Ambition: teacher. Quote: The greatest kindness we can offer each other is the truth. BIJEAU, DANIEL- Sang . Durand Road Rd 1 Box 64d, Plattsburgh. Activities: football 1,41 basketball 1,2,3,43 prom court 33 cross country 3. Ambition: success. Quote: No, not the Kid! BLAKE, BRENT. Box 193, West Chazy. Activities: football 13 basketball 1: baseball 1,2. Ambition: live and love. Quote: A little kindness from person to person is better than a vast love for all mankind. BRADLEY, JUDY LYNNE. RD 1 Box 292, Morrisonville. Activi- ties: senior class assistant treasurer 43 National Honor Soci- ety 3,4Q NEDT certificate 23 NCTE writing contest 33 gradu- ation committee 4. Ambition: to help others and to spread the news of Jesus Christ. Quote: Study to show thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed BRADLEY, SHARRON A.- Sherry , Box 187, West Chazy. Ambition: private pilot, artist. BROWN, DONALD H. Box 126 RD 2, Plattsburgh. Activities: BOSC 2,3,43 National Honor Society 3,4. Ambition: engi- neering. Quote: Just for a joke. BROWN, LISA MARIE. Mounted Route 8, Plattsburgh. Activi- ties: field hockey 1,2,3,43 cheerleading 1,2,3,43 pep club 1,21 band 1,2,3,43 cross country 3,43 track 1,2,43 prom commit- tee 33 senior concession 43 yearbook 3,43 ski club 4. Ambi- tion: nurse. Quote: Today is new and so are we. BROWN, JAMIE MARIE. RD 1 Box 208-A, Plattsburgh. Activi- ties: home room rep 13 band 1,22 yearbook 3,43 prom com- mittee 33 senior play 4. Ambition: college. Quote: That's life. BROWN, THOMAS. Brown Road Box 1911, Plattsburgh. Ac- tivities: BOSC. Ambition: happiness. Quote: Do it onto oth- ers before they do it onto you Cfast!J. BRUNELLE, ALEXANDRA MARIA. RFD 2 Rt. 9 North, Platts- burgh. Activities: chorus 33 BOCES 3,43 bowling 4. Ambition: carpenter. Quote: Happiness is a journey, not a destina- tion. - BRUNELLE, STEVEN- Hawk . West Chazy. Activities: track 1,22 cross country 1,2,3,4. Ambition: architect. Quote: Fire! Fire! BURNELL, LINDA M. RD 1 Box 298-A, Plattsburgh. Activities: band 13 rock chorus 3,41 track 13 field hockey 13 basketball 13 student council 43 National French Contest 1,23 NEDT 23 senior play 43 BOSC 1,2,3,43 National Honor Society 3,4. Ambition: medical profession. Quote: lf you ever get too old to set a bad example, you can always start giving advice! BUSHEY, ANDREW. RFD 1 Box 199, Plattsburgh. Activities: Most School Spirit: Most Most School Spirit: Wendy Musical: Jeff Rigobee Nichols football 1,2,3,41 class secretary 23 senior concession 4. Am- bition: electronic technician. CARLIN, BRUCE S. 13 Tioga Lane, Plattsburgh. Activities: yearbook 2.3.43 layout editor 33 editor-in-chief 43 student council vice-president 33 student council president 43 Na- tional Honor Society 3,41 BOSC 1,2,3,43 senior concession 43 senior play 43 scholars for dollars 43 track 2,3,43 youth speak forum 3. Ambition: mass media communications, journalism. CARON, KEN. Mtd Rt. 16 Box 1998, Plattsburgh. Ambition: live and love. CHAUVIN, SHELLEY IRENE. RFD 2, West Chazy. Activities: 33431311 JR I.: .Ei Sill! JELY band 1,22 pep club 1.2: chorus 1,2,3,4. Ambition: interior designer. Quote: Reach for your star. CHRISTIANA, DEBBIE. Mounted Rt. 8, Plattsburgh. Activi- ties: pep club 1: band 1,2,3,4: prom committee 33 prom court 3: yearbook 2,3,4. Ambition: criminal justice. CODY, JEAN. RFD 2, West Chazy. Ambition: to live and to be successful. CONROY, DANIEL- Danny . Conroy Road, West Chazy. Am- bition: brain surgon. Quote: Take it easy, but take it. COVEL, GERTRUDE- Gert . Filion's Trailer Court, New Mof- fit Road, Plattsburgh. Activities: FHA club 2,3,4. Ambition: live life to the fullest. Quote: For men may come and men may go, but l'll live on forever. CULLEY, BARBARA ANN. 64 Seneca Drive, Plattsburgh. Acti- vitieszfield hockey 3: cross country 3.4: volleyball 3.4: bowl- ing 4: softball 13 track 2,3,4: prom committee 33 senior play 43 prom court 33 homeroom rep. 2,3: senior concession 43 yearbook 4. Ambition: college. Quote: To be able to do whatever I may decide to do. to be able to be whatever l may decide to be, and succeed. DAME, ROBIN. Stoney Acres. West Chazy. Activities: base- ball 1,2Q rock chorus 3.4. Ambition: happiness. Quote: Life is to precious to waste so don't waste it and live it up. DANIELS, ANNETTE. RD 2 Box 43, West Chazy. Ambition: United States Army, artist. Quote: Friends are like jewels. precious and rare. Enemies are like autumn leaves, found everywhere. DARRAH, JUDY MARY. RR 2 Box 413 Plattsburgh. Activities: field hockey 13 pep club 2. Ambition: secretary. Quote: lf you love something very much you must set it free. If it comes back it's yours, if it doesn't, it never was. DARRAH, SCOTT. RFD 1 Box 301, Plattsburgh. Activities: football 1.2.3: baseball 1.2: track 2: basketball 1.2. Ambi- tion: professional baseball player. Quote: Whooptee pick- le. DEBYAH, DAVID- Bear . RFD 2 Box 771, Plattsburgh. Activi- ties: football 2,3,4: track 2,3,4: bowling 3,43 National Honor Society 3.4: NEDT certificate 23 scholars for dollars 4: senior play 4. Ambition: mechanical engineer. Quote: lf you have to get your hands dirty, have a good reason! DENNY, JON. West Chazy. Activities: football 1.2.43 basket- ball 1,2,3,43 baseball 1,2. Ambition: state trooper. Quote: One good drip deserves another! DESROCHER, ALLYSON. RD 1 Box 149-A, Plattsburgh. Ac- tivities: track 2.3,4:. Ambition: air force. Quote: ln order to laugh at others, you must first be able to laugh at yourself or be laughed at. DUBREY, MARK- Juice O.J. RFD 1 Box 457A, Tom Miller Road, Plattsburgh. Activities: track 1.2: football 1,2,3: varsi- ty club 33 student council rep 3.4: senior play 4. Ambition: to always be happy and to succeed. Quote: Some teams that compete, pride that doesn't let them cheat. Overall who's the best, receives awards above the rest. Through thick and thin, success is always to win. DUBUQUE, DAVID E. RFD 2 Box 633, Plattsburgh. Ambition: to be my own boss, to own my own business in TV and radio repair. DUBUQUE, SUSAN- Sue . RFD 2 Box 633, Plattsburgh. Ac- tivities: FHA club 4. Ambition: live life to the fullest. Quote: Remember the things we did, for they'll never come again. DUMAS, CATHY. RFD 1 Box 180A, Plattsburgh. Activities: volleyball 2,3,4: basketball2,3,4: softball 2,3,4. Ambition: so- cial worker. DUPELL, MARK. Box 302, Morrisonville. Activities: basket- ball 1,2,3,4: baseball 1,2,3: prom court 3: cross country 3. Ambition: work. DUPREE, DENISE. RD 2 Box 891, Plattsburgh. Activities: senior concession 4. Ambition: speech therapist or English teacher. Quote: Let me be a little meeker with the brother who is weaker, let me strive a little harder to be all that I should be. FAVERO, SARAH. RFD 1 Box-248, Plattsburgh. Activities: basketball 2. Ambition: to be happy with life and to contrib- ute whatever I can in my lifetime. FLETCHER, ROXIE LYNN. 48 Waterhouse Street, Lot 438: Plattsburgh. Activities: softball 2,3,4: senior concession 4. Ambition: creative writing. Quote: Always smile, for it's a gateway to everyone's heart: for it gains friendship: for it means happiness to all. FORGETTE, CHARLES E. Ill. Rt. 1 Box 177, West Chazy. Activities: wrestling 1: yearbook 33 prom committee 3: Sen- ior play 4. Ambition: electronic technician. Quote: This world can be a very dangerous place! FORTIN. NEIL SCOTT- Hooks . RFD 2 Box 110, Plattsburgh. Activities: BOSC 2,3,4:. Ambition: aerodynamic technician. Quote: We will rock you. FOSTER, RICHARD LEE- Fag . RFD 1, West Chazy. Activi- ties: football 1,2,3,4: basketball 1,2.3,4: baseball 1.21 varsity club 3. Ambition: happiness and success. GARRANT, JUDITH A. RFD 2 Moffit Road, Plattsburgh. Ambi- tion: live life to the fullest. GLUCK, ANDREA LORIN- Andi . RD 2 Box 102, Plattsburgh. Activities: track 1,2,3: softball 2.3: gymnastics 3: class presi- dent 1: class vice-president 2.3: student council vice-presi- dent 43 yearbook 2,33 yearbook general copy editor 43 NEDT certificate 23 BOSC 2,3,43 youth speaks forum 3,41 rock chorus 33 National Honor Society 3,41 prom court 3. Ambi- tion: undecided. Quote: Be yourself, but be strong. You must find strength in yourself before you expect others to. GODFREY, BRENDA LEE- Bren , Hobbs Road, Plattsburgh. Activities: band 1,2,3,43 chorus 1,2,3,43 homeroom rep 1,2,3,4Q girl's basketball manager 23 student council rep 23 prom committee 33 who's who among American high school students 33 National Honor Society 3,43 senior banquet and graduation committees 43 senior play 4. Ambition: first to be happy and second to be successful. GOLDEN, CAROLYN JANE. Route 2 Box 194, West Chazy. Activities: band 1,2,33 rock chorus 33 track 13 yearbook 2,3,43 yearbook senior copy editor 43 newspaper 43 prom committee 33 prom court 33 youth speaks forum 33 girl's state 33 National Honor Society 3,43 north country scholar 43 scholars for dollars 43 senior concession 43 senior play 4. Ambition: lawyer. Quote: lf I were meant to be like every- one else, I would never have been given the gift of thought. because to follow the crowd takes no thought at all. GOSLOW, TERRY. 17 Ferris Court, Plattsburgh. Activities: gymnastics 33 girl's basketball manager 33 yearbook 33 prom committee 33 National Honor Society 3,41 senior concession 43 senior play 43 senior banquet committee 4. Ambition: secretary. Quote: Love in your heart wasn't put there to stay. love isn't love 'til you give it away. GREGOIRE, RODNEY N. RD 2 Box 129, Plattsburgh. Activi- ties: football 1,2,3,43 basketball 13 baseball 1,2,3,43 varsity club 3,43 prom court 33 prom king 33 National Honor Society 3,43 senior concession 43 senior play 4. Ambition: to be what I want to be in life. GROSE, JAMES. RFD 1 Box 58, Plattsburgh. Activities: senior play 4. Ambition: author, poet, actor, lyricist. Quote: To have joy one must share it3 happiness was born a twin. GUYNUP, WILLIAM- Billy . Rugar Street, Plattsburgh. Ambi- tion: to get a good job and succeed in life. HAGAR, CHARLES- Charley . 34 Smith Drive, Plattsburgh. Activities: ice hockey 2,3,4. Ambition: professional hockey player, automotive technician. HAGGETT, BARBARA. 10 Mohawk Road, Plattsburgh. Activi- ties: bowling. Ambition: marriage, day-care center work. HART, DIANE LYNN. Spellman Road, Plattsburgh. Ambition: marriae, homemaker. HAYES, CHERYL D. RFD 1 Box 383, Plattsburgh. Activities: chorus 13 yearbook 1: health careers 13 newspaper 2. Ambi- tion: to continue to take care of and raise my family. Quote: If you look unto life with doubt, you will feel insecure. HAYES, JOAN M. RFD 1 Box 380, Plattsburgh. Activities: chorus 1,2,3,43 pep club 13 track 2,3. Ambition: physical therapist. Quote: Your life is only what you make it. HAYES, STARR- Rorj . RFD 1 Box 385, Plattsburgh. Activi- ties: chorus 1,2,3,4Q prom committee 33 yearbook 43 senior play 43 senior concession 4: student council secretary 43 senior banquet and graduation committees 43 homeroom rep 1,2,33 National Honor Society 3,4. Ambition: registered nurse. Quote: How can l find the shining words, the glowing phrase that tells all that your love has meant to me? All that your friendship spells? There is no word, no phrase for you on whom I so depend. All I can say to you is this, God bless you precious friends! HEBERT, LUCY. 24 Newell Avenue, Plattsburgh. Activities: cheerleader 1,31 prom court 33 prom committee 3. Ambi- tion: to give Michael what l want to give in life. HESS, ERIC. 9 Chenango Road, Plattsburgh, Ambition: to make money and live high. Quote: Wish to be able to make people smile. HIGGINS, KIM. 11 Oswego Lane, Plattsburgh. Activities: vol- leyball 1,23 field hockey 2,33 prom court 3. Ambition: profes- sional model. HISEY, MITZI LYNN. 19 Genessee Lane, Plattsburgh. Activi- ties: FHA 3,41 senior concession 43 bowling 4. Ambition: marriage and homemaker. Quote: The world looks brighter from behind a smile. JOHNSON, TRUDY EM. Pine Rest Trailor Court, lot 1083 Plattsburgh. Activities: tennis. Ambition: to live life to the fullest and appreciate humanity. KING, SHERRY. RFD 2, West Chazy. Activities: BOCES. Ambi- -Ksnigko ,I ,aaa-. X 4 f 5, I' , i N , 'Y .1 1 I l I V fi Most Likely To SUCCeedQ Most Creative: Most Shy Most Dedicated To Class: Mike Rabideau Bruce Carlin tion: cosmetologist. LABIER, SANDRA. RD 2 Moffit Road, Plattsburgh. Ambition: to have fun and be happy. 315.151 I JR I: .E GT JBL LACROIX, NANCY. Box 442 RD 1. Plattsburgh. Activities: BOCES. Ambition: travel and meet new people. LANDRY, MICHAEL J.- Horse . Point Au Roche, Platts- burgh. Activities: wrestling 1: track 1: football 3.4: yearbook 2.3.4: BOCES 3: National Honor Society 3.4: prom court 3: senior concession 4: senior play 4: NEDT certificate 2. Ambi- tion: engineering. Quote: To Ron Rockwell, I leave the nick- name 'horse'. LAPIER, ANTHONY- Tony . 9-Allen Bay Exit. Plattsburgh. Ambition: technical engineer. LAVALLEY. NANCY. 12 Mohican Lane. Ambition: love and be loved. LAVlGNE, ALBERT DAVID. West Chazy. Activities: wrestling 2.3.4: baseball 2.4: track 3.4: varsity club 3.4. Ambition: electronic technician. LEEGE. SANDI. RFD 1 Box 318 Morrisonville. Activities: band 1.2: cross country 2.3.4: volleyball 3: field hockey 3: basket- ball 2.3.4: track 2.3.4: prom committee 3: prom court 3: prom queen 3: varsity club 3: BOSC 3.4: winterweekend queen 3: homeroom rep 2. Ambition: college: physical edu- cation teacher. Quote: Defeat should never be a source of discouragement. but a stimulus. LORD. JOYCE L. Box 371. Plattsburgh. Activities: FHA 2: volleyball 3: senior concession 4: graduation announcement committee 4. Ambition: certified public accountant. Quote: Home that our feet may leave. but not our hearts. LUCK. SUSAN ANN. RFD 1 Box 137. Plattsburgh. Activities: yearbook 2.3.4: yearbook layout editor 4: yearbook editor 3: tennis 2: BOSC 3.4: homeroom rep 1.2.3.4: senior play 4. Ambition: success and happiness. Quote: He has achieved success who has lived well. laughed often, and loved much. MANOR, CINDY M. RFD 2 Stafford Road. Plattsburgh. Ambi- tion: college. Quote: Look forward to the future. but never forget the times. the laughter. and the fun we've shared. MARCIL. PAMELA JEAN- Moose . RD 2 Box 101A. Platts- burgh. Activities: basketball 1.2.3.4: track 3: student council officer 3: class president 3.4: class treasurer 2: prom court 3: National Honor Society 3.4: school store manager 4: senior concession 4. Ambition: to became a general surgeon and start a holstien farm. Quote: Special joys and special places. special friends together --- the moments pass so quickly but the memories are forever. MATOTT. SALLY. RD 2 Box 124A. Plattsburgh. Activities: homeroom rep 1.2.3: track 3: yearbook 3: prom committee 3: school newspaper 4: senior concession 4: senior play 4. Ambition: secretary. Quote: Yesterday is but today's memories but tomorrow is today's dreams. MAXWELL. WILLIAM- Max , 51 Adirondack Lane. Platts- burgh. Activities: basketball 1.2: football 1.2: tennis .2,3,4: BOSC 1.2.3.4: prom court 3: prom prince 3. Ambition: Paul Smith's College: hotel-restaurant management. MCCORMICK. JOAN MARIE-. 25 Genessee Lane. Platts- burgh. Ambition: to enjoy life to the fullest. NICHOLS. KATHY. Rt. 1 Box 56. Plattsburgh. Activities: Na- tional Honor Society 3.4. Ambition: secretary. NICHOLS. WENDY JO. Stratton Hill Road. West Chazy. Ac- tivities: field hockey 1.2.3.4: track 2.3: tennis 3: bowling 3: prom committee 3: prom princess 3: varsity club 3: home- coming court 3: ski club 3.4: cheering 1.2.3.4: winterwee- kend queen 4: student council 1: senior play 4. Ambition: college: gerontology. or criminology. then stewardess. NUNN. JUDITH MARIE. 7 Valcour Lane. Plattsburgh. Ambi- tion: college. OSBORNE. DEBORAH L.- Debbie . 18 Labarre Street. Plattsburgh. Activities: student representative 1: cheerlead- er 1: track 1.4: volleyball 1: senior concession 4. Quote: lt takes both rain and sunshine to make a rainbow. PARKER. BRENDA- BP , RD 1 BOX 23. West Chazy. Ambi- tion: secretary. PEAL. ANGELA. 6 Tioga Lane. Plattsburgh. PEREZ. PAUL JOSEPH. 15 Oswego Lane. Plattsburgh. Activi- ties: football 2.3.4: track 2.3.4: tennis 3.4: National Honor Society 3.4: student council rep 4: yearbook 3: scholars for dollars 4: senior play 4. Ambition: lawyer. Quote: Wait and hope. PERYER. JILL E. Box 75. West Chazy. Ambition: cosmetolo- gist. marriage. PROULX. CAROL. 7 Graves Lane. Plattsburgh. Activities: BOCES-salesmanship. Ambition: cashier. PROVOST. LYNDA M. Durand Road RD 1 Box 208. Platts- burgh. Activities: bowling 4: track 4. Ambition: politics. RABIDEAU. MICHAEL STEVEN- Pluckadoo . RFD 1 Box 158. Plattsburgh. Activities: baseball 1.2.3.4: basketball 1.2: foot- ball 2.3.4: senior class vice-president 4: prom court 3: Na- tional Honor Society 3.4: senior play 4. Ambition: architect. Quote: To err is human. but to really foul things up requires a computer! RASCOE. JANET. RD 1 Box 276 Wallace Hill Road. Platts- burgh. Activities: band 1.2.3.4: chorus 1.2.3.4: area all-state band 1.2.3.4: homeroom rep 1.2.3: pep club 1.2: prom com- mittee 3: student council rep for band 3: National Honor Society 3.4: National Honor Society vice-president 4: gradu- ation committee 4: senior play 4. Ambition: professional musician. RENADETTE. TOM- Cleaver . RD 1 Box 404. Plattsburgh. Actlvutles football 1 2 3 4 basketball 1 2 3 4 prom court 3 BOCES 3 4 Ambltlon carpenter REYELL PATRICIA ANN Pat RFD 2 Box 129 West Chazy Actuvutnes student councnl rep 1 2 band 1 2 rock chorus 3 4 class secretary 3 prom commlttee 3 yearbook man ager 3 4 sensor play 4 school newspaper 4 semor conces slon 4 graduatlon commlttee 4 Ambltlon cancer research sclentlst or medlcal technologlst RIGSBEE JEFF Rlgger West Chazy Actlvltles football 1234 hockey 4 track 3 4 chorus 34 semor play 4 homeroom rep 3 wlnterweekend kung 4 prom court 3 Am bltlon llve free and easy and get away wlth as much as I possibly can Quote Rock n roll all nlght and party every a ROCK ROBERT rocky Mason Street Morrlsonvllle Ac tlvltues wrestlmg BOCES 34 Ambltlon work RUSSELL PAULETTE 14 Alford Blvd Plattsburgh Actlvl tles band 12 Ambutlon secretary ST DENNIS DONALD J Ashley Road Plattsburgh Actlvl tles class government 1 2 BOCES 3 4 Natlonal Honor Soc: ety3 4 Ambltlon Ph D lngenetlcs research Quote When lufe kucks you down and steps on you get up' So It can klck you down agaun Oh well that s llfe SEABRON CHERYL LYNN RFD 1 Box 396A Plattsburgh book 3 4 yearbook sales manager 4 prom committee 3 tennls 3 semor concesslon 4 student councnl treasurer 4 National Honor Society presldent 4 school store manager 4 semor play 4 Ambltlon psychiatrist pedlatrlclan gerlatrl clan or mllllonalre Quote Nothmg IS lmposslble with a llttle fnsplratlon and a lot of determlnatlon SCHAWE ALLEN Horshack Rt 1Box 320A Morrlsonvllle Actlvutles chorus 2 3 4 youth speaks forum 3 track 3 4 senlor play 4 shlock of the month 4 Ambltlon lmmeasur able wealth Quote Everybody hates me because I m para nord SEARS AURIE RFD 2 Plattsburgh Ambltlon to calm the world SEARS PATRICIA Pat Rt 1 Plattsburgh Actnvutles bas ketball 1 2 3 4 softball 2 volleyball 3 4 fleld hockey 1 2 varslty club 3 4 prom court 3 prom commlttee 3 semor concessnon 4 Ambntlon recreatuon leadershnp SENECAL HOLLY Holnster Ester Wnggersworth Box 2146 Plattsburgh Actlvltles softball 2 3 semor play 4 Ambltlon secretary fnrst baseman for the New York Yankees or a watergurl for the Dallas Cowboys Quote Smlle you re on candld camera SEYMOUR LORI Poopsle West Chazy ACtIVItI6S FHA 24 bowIlng4 BOCES 3 Ambltlon homemaker Quote I am not afrald to tomorrow for I have seen yesterday and I love today SLAUGHTER DEBBIE Box 531 Plattsburgh Actlvltles cho rus 1 2 3 4 yearbook 3 Natlonal Honor Society 3 4 semor play 4 Natlonal Honor Soclety secretaryftreasurer 4 prom committee 3 senior banquet and graduation committees 4 Ambxtlon medlcal secretary Quote To those of you who know me no explanatuon as necessary To those of you who dont no explanatlon wlll suffice SMART MATT W Route 9 Sundance Motel Plattsburgh Actlvltles wrestlmg 1 2 3 4 weight llftlng 4 Ambltlon work Quote Llve truly and thy llfe shall be a great and noble creed STONE STARR M RFD 2 Box 150 West Chazy Ambltlon to llve llfe to the fullest TOUSIGNANT STEVEN Box 30 Recore Road West Chazy Actnvltles Knights of Columbus 9255 BOCES Ambltlon refrlgeratlon techmclan Quote Keep on truckln TRAYNOR CYNTHIA KAY Box 213 West Chazy Actlvltles Most Talkatlve Llsa Brown Class Clown Rlck Footer track 2 3 4 prom committee 3 yearbook photography edu tor 3 4 semor concesslon 4 Ambltlon secretary Quote then I reallze It IS for frlendshlps I llve For wlthout these frlendshlps my llfe would be meanmgless and empty TROMBLEY JOANN THERESA Mounted Route 16 Platts burgh Ambltlon accountant TRUDEAU JUDITH Judy RD2 Box 878 Plattsburgh Ac tlvltles class treasurer 34 track 3 prom commlttee 3 yearbook 34 semor concession 4 semor play 4 semor banquet and graduatnon commlttees 4 Ambntlon accoun tant Quote A good frlend never lets you down TURNBULL MICHAEL Mlke 24 Tloga Lane Plattsburgh EJEJJPI1' R. .... ...B GE! JR! - l , It I - .Iv d y. Activities: leader's club 13 chess club 23 chorus 1,35 year- 1 . ' , . ' I j I - If ' I - ' 3 ' . : 1 ' : ' ' .Il - I.. . - A V I ' ' ' J 1 1 1 1 1 . P 1 I 1 r1 1 Q 5 Q P p Activities: NEDT certificate 2: baseball 1: National Honor Society 3,4: tennis 2,4: bowling 3,4: senior concession 4. Ambition: success the easy way. Quote: You only get out of life what you put into it. TURNER, JANE- Turder , RD 2 Town Line Road, West Chazy. Activities: senior play 4. Ambition: success. VAN NORTWICK, ALICE MARIE. RD 2 Box 91A, Plattsburgh. Ambition: secretary, marriage. VASSAR, KATHLEEN A. West Chazy. Ambition: secretary. WILLET, DIANE- Myrtle . RFD 1 Box 157, Plattsburgh. Ac- tivities: basketball 3.4: track 3.4: prom committee 3: field hockey manager 4: senior concession 4: BOSC. Ambition: undecided. Quote: The only way to have a friend is to be one. WILLIAMS, ROBERT. Route 2, West Chazy. Activities: BOCES secretarial practice 4: senior concession 4. Ambition: secre- tary. WOOD, ANGELA MAE. Box 409 Banker Road, Plattsburgh. Activities: basketball 2: softball 2.3: volleyball 3: senior play 4: prom court 3: class secretary 4: senior concession 4: senior banquet and graduation committees 4: homeroom rep 4. Ambition: secretary. Quote: Big or small God loves us all WORLEY, DEBBIE. RD 2 Box 123, West Chazy. Ambition: secretary or nurse. YI, SANG HON- Sang . 8 Tioga Lane, Plattsburgh. Activities: BOCES 3,4: senior play 4. Ambition: dentist. '-o I X ,. Most Clumsy: Donna Baker and Allen Schawe THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING PATRONS FOR THEIR SUPPORT OF THE 1978 CREST MEYER S DRUG Best Washes to the Class of 1978 Margaret Street and Grandway Plaza BLAIR AND WEBBER STUDIOS Best Wlshes to the Class of 1978 Compllments BAY VIEW DAIRY HOBBS AND HOBBS WESTERN AUTO Beekmantown Road Beekmantown N Y PETERSON S MUSIC We would luke to extend our congratulatlons and best washes to the Class of 1978. Thank you for your patronage. Bob and Dale conGRADuIations to the class of '78 AMBLANCE U.S.A. SPORTSWEAR LTD. Jr. Fashions Rt. 9 Plattsburgh, N.Y. DR AND MRS LYNN PALMER the Class of 78 We are proud of MOORE'S GARAGE AAA EMERGENCY GARAGE 24 Hour Wrecker Service Used Cars 493-4781 West Chazy, N.Y. F AND M GENERAL STORE Minor and Major Repairs Complete Line of Exxon Accessories 561-6206 Rt. 9 North Plattsburgh J EAN'S PLUS the IN Place D. L. TRAYNOR Air Conditioning- Refrigeration Technician West Chazy, N.Y. Phone 493-3521 ZALES JEWELE RS Best wishes to the Class of 1978 from Zales the diamond store. Best wishes to the class of 1978 from the Trudeau's TRUDEAU'S TRUCKING INC. BREAN AND DENO'S COUNTRY STORE West Chazy, N.Y. Phone 492-4194 FIVE DOLLAR PATRONS FAVREAU'S LIQUOR STORE TOWN AND COUNTRY ANTIQUES RENL NEVEU'S AND SON, INC. AUTCGRAPHF XURR 1 QXOUT Vw Om MOM VQM4 WQH JV Win w KG 4 v0 C Q0 LUCK F7 EDVCKLHAU V76 Qmd VUQLQ O W CQ SCMWWYJGV J CHUM X LULMJGGQO . . J. . 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