Beekmantown Central School - Crest Yearbook (Plattsburgh, NY)

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the ea les view The Newspaper Club experienced many changes this year. A growing number of students now participate on the staff of the EagIe's View. This year's newspaper featured a comic strhz, popular record reviews, book reviews and original writings by students, in addition to the regular news. Mrs. Boswell is the paper 's hardworking advisor. first Row: Sue Davis, Michelle Manion, Cindy Stanley, Karen Miller, Stacey Bedard Second Row: Thad Drew, Mel Brinson, Bev Varin, Marlene Fullen Dani lfambin, Elizabeth Martin, Patty Turnbull Third Row: Megan Dunovan, Amy Durocher, Ste ve lewell Jennifer Marcil lulie Webster, Fourth l?ow,' Brian laVigne, Dan Fitzgerald Diane Leonard Marvella Ford Fifth Row: Craig Moscher, Paula L yons, Randy LaBarge, linda Parent and Mark Hersey, Advisor Miss Boswell

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Student Council President Dani Rambin Left to Right: Senior Representatives lim luneau and Diane Leonard Junior Representatives loe Myers and David Eaton Sophomore Representatives Carolyn Ashline and Hope Wller Freshman Representatives Fred Varin and Becky Atwood the student council This year's Student Councih with new advisor Mr. Deshaies, remained active. The magazine sale earned the group over four thousand dollars in 1981. The Student Council planned and sponsored Homecoming Ipages 112- 1132 and the Winter Weekend fpages 120-1212 as well as a number of dances and roller skating nights. Dani Rambin was the council presidentf Joe labaut was vice president. Uther ofhcers included secretary Cindy Stanley, treasurer Brenda Evans and ofHcer-at-large Diane Leonard

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4 , hug if Angela Duprey, Tina Dumas, Chris Dumas, Tom Kraft, Karen Rivers L1 , fi Alan Hewson, Bryan LaVigne, Mrs. Brenizer, Mrs. St. Pierre, Sherry Defayette, Mrs. Loper. The Library Club raised funds this year through bake sales and their second annual Library Media Day. These funds were very helpful in buying books because the library budget was cut. The Media Day has become one of the most popular occasions of the school year. It provides an opportunity for students, and teachers, with special interests or hobbies to share their interests with others through demonstrations or displays. From flying to microwave cooking to collections of old comics, baseball cards, or other memorabilia, the projects reflect a wide range of interests. Mrs. Loper and Mrs. Brenizer advise the Library Club with the heh: of Co-Presidents Bryan LaVigne and Shery Defayette. Pictured Seated Above Left to Right: Amy Bedard Mrs. Breniler, Mrs. Loper, Angela Dupre y, Paula Erno, Standing.' Julia Senecal Pam Peck, Karen Rivers, Kim Carren, Phyllis Snide, Tom Kraft, Tina Dumas, Stacey Bedard' Back Row: Kevin ltyan, John Fortin, Sherry Defayette, lim Meigs, President Bryan LaVh1ne, lisa Young, Chris Dumas, Alan Hewson, Julie Webster.