Beekmantown Central School - Crest Yearbook (Plattsburgh, NY)

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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

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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

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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.