Beekmantown Central School - Crest Yearbook (Plattsburgh, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1987 volume:

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KJPHX Liam 1.Hwwh Hvwbska, cafe fem xx - Lpq WX RMK, I Qyjlxq ' , x M f5J ?MeY2mQ: if Mialfssrw bf bunk Msn Nom-X' lqowp a+k,L,,Nk ,Q 9601 f'u4,s, Qnq know Hxffh-ii ' A sLUJ1VxCUQf'1' MNH +V +64 GVX IJLL, +6 lfkfvqov. off Q10 um-h gow bwf, nv, H- L1 ' ' 4 - ' I I , Haj Nun-J21Q,.sdf1qvuf,c ok ' ' break V70 0 'fK P ' NDGLNQ '4' fb, dc '4 0 U6 QUVF' 595+ Ffffwriffj- 5f,S'74ff' !QfVhrq,' 'mm 21 Aw-N Qggfh BY THE STUDENTS OF BEEKMANTOWN CENTRAL SCHOOL, PLATTSBURGH 'u editor in chief layout editor senior copy editor f general copy editor photography editor advertising sales advisor ia ...-vv ' SUSAN LUCK BRUCE CARLIN SUE CRISS KAREN NORRIS CINDY TRAYNOR PATTY REYELL KATHY FORGAYS GEORGE SHERMAN D ,V f- X1 nineteen seventy seven 4 16 34 58 76 92 124 126 128 154 W 1 1 5 ea-sng,jl1e expewiemceso., l 4 W i w-PA' -vii' .IRA wxgiw lj - Experience seems to be like the shining ofa bright lantern. It suddenly makes clear what was already there .... but dim. Walter DeLaMare 'MI Qcmmpefclifzicm OOO 1 n u NN N ,- 1 xp. , . ' 1 - U -V,-'E ,,-,2-.- Q' rl'-1 -- x . - vw ,,,, -..au-1159 1 1 ,I V ik ,Q gl is S , ' A 'i 9 ,V N. . at I V. 1 1 I bww' rl, . 'P .Q ,av -1--new gk,-lg Whatever form takes, they call it EAGLE PRIDE! it ffwiiemils 1 .-, 'VK'-,a 0 'F'- MJ N0 M 'Www .mf W NS' X e yif 1- 1 W fc' ttf- -6':.7F 3:-f 1- one . . . and in the joy of frier ship let there be laughter . . and sharing. Qppmtwmities To improve the V6 golden moment of opportunity and catch the good that is within our reach, is the great art of life Heamlimgoo .qu Every man is my teacher in that I may learn from him. hwy.-,K- LQ Nag! Y ooo Ei! 5 1 a ,I 2,4 . we Mn aff 2- -Q -1,-r -- --W - '-- -gr A----H -- ' rf' - E, Q , , Q qv 4 , ' J J I 4 N: 'Y W 1 i l A- QV, U 7, . R v V W 3 44, A . I .-i, 'Q- 75 33,5 ga- H 'T . M K , Q- iff i- 5 . l 7 ' . . 9' 7 1 , A ,gi qi! 'ff . . I g so J xv r 4, T31 Miro ' o iw. lP'! 1 !, , 1 1 , X505 nv f A 'L 'S Q. 1' A L in 'T Af 51' ' r Y' Q 'T Q my l I 3:3 . K vq - . T -. Q . nw, Q - b 'Q I P ' 1, - ' ' Q 1, L l ,-.5 44, Q xv ' ' ,E H Q 'f .5 , A Q n ' ,lf t:f..eg'.f. 1 4' ' 'f ' V . if 4: 'if' -ng .rl - '.' :.'f VA is. ,X SQ' 5 Ng! . .QkbXu k,, 'I AT HOMECOMING: ABOVE LEFT, junior float cele- brates the silent screen. FAR LEFT, winning fresh- men float. TOP, the Court:,FROM LEFT, Jill Wood- ley, Linda Gadway, Queen Diane Walker, Michelle Bernard, Wendy Nichols, SEATED, Val Barcomb. LEFT, Nancy Luck and Mark Turner won first prize at Freshmen initiation and ABOVE, a senior plane crash. ..,, Wg' 'P haw A Q? v 'H Lihue faculty Our high school years are filled with many obstacles and without the guidance and wisdom of the faculty it would be difhcult not to stumble. The people on these pages are spe- cial: they undertake the challenge to help us mold and shape our future. The memories of their efforts to help us through the troubles we en- counter will stay with us long after graduation. 1 5 BOARD OF EDUCATIGN 'Ji- gba ' -'Mr. Ghenom 'L 2 Dr. Saunders and the board members faced another year of budget-trimming as Beekmantown progressed into it's fifth year of split session. This year the board had high hopes for a new school to be built with funds appropriated by the federal and state governments. Unfortunately, the residents of Beekmantown defeated the proposal in a December vote. The Board still pressed on in its attempt to provide the students with the best possible chance to reach their academic goals. I-nik .V QQ TO THE CLASS OF '77 How realistic are we about what we want to become and about what it takes to reach our goal? The glamour of graduation with cap and gown, the congratulations of proud parents and friends, the pa- ties, and all that goes with completing school some- times blurs our vision of the road ahead. We some- times tend to think of the glory of being a college student and eventually a successful business execu- tive. Other times the vision is one of owning a new car and stylish clothes thanks to the great job we will secure. Hope and dreams are an essential part of life. Engage in them both-but mix them well with REALISM. To become a master plumer one first has to run many errands for the boss and do all kinds of unpleasant tasks. Long hours of study and work are required of successful business people, secretaries, nurses, and all responsible, well-paid workers. Those who are pre- pared to face the tasks ahead with realism, as well as with dreams, will reach the goal. You, the Class of 1977, have the world before you. Make your mark by hard work and determination and the idealistic picture in your mind will become actual. -Dr. Saunders Oi l 1- 3- ,,r,,,Wkf. ..Y.,,. .,.. I 2 .Q .5 i xl 's X' x-b Mr. Daley Mrs. Luck ,,. 'TES-Ei. Wggi. .641-,. as Mrs. Allen J. fl . 4 11' N l J i Glasgow, I The nurses, principals and guidance counselors play important parts in a students life. They are always ready to heal or to help with the many problems a student encounters in his years in school. We will always remember how much their kindness and consideration has helped us through these past years. 43? .. C 5. I , 0 9 X ZX gf :JM ......, - x ir 1 7 - in ,, Ax p 4 QQ 533' SFS 51' i -,BQ R5 va R f'3Mrs. English as a course of study is constantly expanding to become more than just nouns and verbs. lt's a study language and literature that includes such topics as supernatural literature, tragic image, film arts, media, and many others. Seniors are offered a wide selection of electives to meet their particular interests. A staff of dedicated and knowledgeable teachers help to make English, on all levels, not just a required course but a fun course as well. Mrs. 'schlor fyjx Mrs. Murray l i .Nl ll 13 f W, x I 4 A MLThomps9n f X v W x Q ' 1 Mr. Dixon l 1 LEFT: Mr. deGranpre ,4- r , I l l Through the smallest group of teachers in the school, our math teachers are always there to help students, whether it be by re-explaining a problem or staying after school day after day. Although the shortage of teachers had made it impossible to offer more courses, the accellerated program at Beekmantown is still a success. Recognition should be given to these teachers who take the responsibility of pulling us through exam after exam, regents after regents. You did all your algebra homework on the back vw.- ai ,,,,f,....,....-.-.-g----.-. 'Ivo lilbiuwi ht A we . ISU vcd, Ol 02 Ml' rm! fi UVW Q lt may all seem senseless now, the mountain of facts to be learned, concepts to grasp, dates to remember, and people to know, but in the near future their importance will be realized. Our social studies teachers, each in their own way make this learning process more interesting and palatible. They teach us our past, help us understand our present, and make us ready for our future. OCZ! Ng, xt, ,pw ff X ,,-.a?3q-lv Sw.: J 5 T:ey S Utlgp A , w.-ff Mrs? Lea 2 Mr. McCarthy ill. Mr. hene ff X. Mr. Mossey l , fi If . c., 1' J ,LVL . ,if il, N ff bbf' .JJ A VV if 'I , . ff 1 The science teachers at Beekmantown realize how confusing the intangi- ble concepts of science can be. They know that much work is involved in memorizing laws, understanding unseen objects, and learning even the most basic equations needed to solve problems. Our science teachers do their best to provide us with the materials and information needed to successfully complete our courses, and to make them more relevent to our everyday lives. I Phys. -vii- Mr. Bainbrid fBh s. E, l W xi 5 u 7 4s Mrs 2Deienny Phyk. gEd. 3 fix 5, Nad kai Mr.Whrnel Shop - l 4 l s 4- AW' Mr.MHmr Educahon '5Bx X, 1 . '-X -J X Mr. Mg F7 , Shop Q , .va We 'U lfseasytogetthroughschoolbyjusttamngrequkedcourses.Forsonua graduation day cannot come soon enough. But for students who are seeking a well-rounded education, Beekmantown offers many opportuni- ties and electives such as French, Art, Music, Business, Home Ec., Health, Driver Ed, Shop, and Physical Education. The teachers of these courses notonwpnowdeaddhmnaleducaUonduHngschooHHe,butamoteachus useful skills for our later lives. Ng..- JVM f A I Mrs. Wahl 7 .H ., Business ' 15 x. X 9? .s.z,,, I X X ' 'K f ', Mqlghven Business ' H 1 S -I Q N ,A 3. , X J Y. li 'Xt In al A Nefa . ,-E ,. X i A I5 1 I ' 'U .of 31. Ms N , L X MH 1 lly Librarian Mrs A ww' 'I 4 1 5 IN v Mrs. Whalen Home Economics Mr. Lafburneau 4 3Heajth r . y .fs ? an 4 U 4 GN. 7 1 I Nfu' K 5 ! 5 'Q r 'BEER-N Q? S. . fyfeiig 5 am- My QJMSX K 1 .qi pr' g Wfhvvvvyylyf.. ,RS .i ,.sx .xxb Sv jq- A , 1 1 LK- 3 .X WLS' in sports When God invented Eagles. He did it for a cause. He said. let there be a team without the normal fIaws. He then endowed this powerful team with spirit, skill and pride. Until the name of Eagle D s echoed far and wide. And so thru' thin and thickness. thru' wins and losses all. This statement cannot be denied, the Eagle team walks talI. While other teams may come and go long live the red and grey! For Eagle Pride comes shining thru', and lights the Eagles' way. -Diane Walker VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY YOU CAN'T wiN 'EM ALL Always a strong team at Beekmantown, this year's girl's field hockey squad was the defending champion in the C.V.A.C. The team, in fact, has won ten championships in the past twelve years under the coaching of Mrs. Santamore. This year's team made a fine showing, but was eliminat- ed in the semi-finals of sectional play. There were many outstanding players on this team. Among them were Sophomore Donna Gallagher, and Juniors, Judy Darrah, Lisa Brown, and Wendy Nichols. Also, seniors Jill Woodley, Sue Criss, Katie Duquette, Darlene Lyon, Diane Walker, Lori Dutcher, Stacey Leege, Debbie Brown, and Goalie Kathy Bordeau. W w + I GiRL's BASKETBALL Girl's sports have been increasing in popularity. This year was no excep tion. Crowds gathered to watch the varsity girls, coached by Mrs. Denny exhibit fine basketball techniques which placed them high in the league. Graduating Seniors are Sue Criss, Mary Dyer, Katie Duquette, Lori Dutcher, and Stacey Leege. We now look to their successors, a very strong J.V. team, to keep up the good workg The J.V. girls, coached by Miss Goldsmith also had a fine seasori with a high record in C.V.A.C. competition. Varsity: KNEELING, Sandi Leege. Donna Gallager, Sue Criss, Katie Duquette, Mary Dy STANDING, Diane Willett, Stacey Leege. Pat Sears. Sue Ashline, Pam Marcil, Kathy Dum Wendy Everleth, Paula Wight, Lori Dutcher, Mrs. Denny. 5255 75577176 Junior Varsity, L T0 R: Lisa Light, Laurie St. Louis, Mary Lyn Glasgow, Lauri Holzer, Carolyn Johnson, Jan Traynor, Tina Latour, Kathy Kilkeary, Lisa Wilfore, Carol Duquette, Liz Boyce Shelly Mosher, Jenney Breyette, Laura Brown, Lisa Peryer, Miss Goldsmith. VW .Q , .1Y- I 4:-.' . RJ ,1 U 'P I ,in Ea KI . 15' 4 - fy' Q':'. ,e, .g , : . U l X, T , , .,. , - gr gle time-out X ' .-x W' qlv W4 H .MB -J 5 Pat Sears ' 'tml' against MAI CHAIVIPS, AGAIN! For the third year in a row, the Beekmantown varsity finished at the top of the CVL football standings. But for the second year in a row, the Eagles had to share the top spot, this time with Plattsburgh High School, a team Beekmantown defeated in the season opener. Again it was St. John's that spoiled Eagle hopes of an undefeated season. After last year's heart stopping one point loss to the Irish, Beekmantown came up short again in a game that was a virtual replay of the 1975 contest. But just as they had done in 1975, the Eagles picked themselves up from their defeat, won the remainder of their games, and managed another share of the CVL crown. One of the pleasant surprises of the 1976 season was the performance of sophomore quarterback Jeff Snyder, who wasted no time filling the shoes of departed All- Star Peter Proctor. Snyder proved one of the finest performers in the league and, matched with team mates Jeff Sherman, Jim Coupal, and Rodney Gregoire, provided the Eagles with the most productive offense in the CVL. Coupled with the league's stingiest de- fense, the Eagles were tough opposition for everyone they played. ABOVE: Offensive line waits for snap from Eric Barnes. RIGHT: line coach Donnelly i watches from the side lines with Jim Cou- f pal. CENTER: Quarterback Jeff Snyder hands to Jeff Sherman for short gain against St. John's. LEFT: Jim Coupal goes up the middle for five yards against St. John's. 9. 4 I i INST' LEFT: Mike James waits while the offense takes over at Home Coming game against St. John's.8ELOW: Head coach Bainbridge ponders next move. Eagles dropped close game with St. Johns 20-19 X i 'fe 4 O. no RIGHT: Jim Coupal kicks to St. John's while Mark Dubrey and Jeff Cross head down field. BELOW RIGHT: Sophomore Quarterback Jeff Snyder scrambles for first down against St. John's LEFT TO RIGHT, BOTTOM ROW: John Light Joe Fredette, Jim Coupal, Alan Fessette, Greg Rockwell, Jeff Cross, Gerry Russell, Andy Bushey, Mike Rabideau, Jon Denny SECOND ROW: Lee Brown, Mike James, Randy Miner, Jay Menard, Marty Landry, Eric Barnes, Steve Trombley, Alan Filion, Roy Reil THIRD ROW: Mike Penfield, Greg Caron, Rick Foster, Paul Fessette, Jeff Rigsbee, Bob Rabideau, Rick Landry, Tom Renadette, Dean Parker TOP ROW: Rodney Gregoire, Mark Dubrey, Jeff Snyder, Jeff Sherman. r 'W r.-, 'VN STJUM 1 tufts' . 9 scri but see below Trombley nailed at thbidfe of, gr WW' ' . . 5- , .. um, ' . 'fr f ' 'R l , l I . ...NTD ,wmv x , rr . 4 nw -- +xwJz..,, ff- 5- -, -ll, SL, r ,J 1 ' r U! F . , - ..--M L-1. rf,e,- sig f .ax w3?g'B5+4, Y'--' W' ETSSQ-'U'-P' rv- vie fggifff' IH 'f 5-A' Ms 25 wg ff,s f'5f 'Rvr 3 mwwsfgzv 3 . r 55 egg Sf 67 rx 'r IN ' K r ' 2 . IE : v Nglnil x 9 9' . 77 i S.x: iy rf. 1181 35 as ir ,. . A-'lc V' KJKJL, .1 3 9, ws rsrf-eww 'L' l.'-.QA ffrfyffzl vjfbZ.LL' ky I' 4, .Sai , 4 -+1 fizf .1 1, x 'I . , ,I S I . ' A ' aff? .. NTFU .-yy . Lf fp? ' X x I K, 0 t e -' X .ww xN,4'?'!.3 J, - 4 5. H , K 1 5 in' . . 1 , J ,E Q? I. B V . r F! -.-A 485113 I . A X J -. . Quarterback George Dyer heads for the sidelines Whether leading a victory in the icy cold, or cheering the team in the face of defeat, the Varsity Cheerleaders perform with unique grace and style. Graduat- ing Varsity members are: Linda Gadway, Stephanie Rock, Diane Walker, Jill Woodley, Jane Rock, and Valerie Barcomb. HM-XIHIH Frm!! ',f,, , , 1-I Bernard 'Y 1 Terri A 1 vga 1 3 , - 'LT'fi ':, :f f5'.g,21 w: ' . Sfrvfi . ' ?f2 fi4n' 1 ' -,Q AJC' - ' TL - 9. P , mf' 5 Sharyl Pery . X . Y, -.554 ,,,. QA S LM-SHE Though the junior varsity cheers only during basketball season, they do it with the same dedica- tion and finesse as the varsity squad. J.V.'s in their last year are: Shauna Casey, Jenny Myers, Lau- rie Woodley, Terry Fish, Bev Bu- shey, Paula Carlin, Debbie Schuler and alternate Lisa Sex- ton. 'I 4 A fk K r A ' ui ' I' X ' A M ' 550 x 51- , . Nad YL! f 1 - t , I Aw 4 I: X u L L Y , ' WF J X RE. I 'rffzl kb Q , 4' th ' fx tm 1 rw rf - Coach Davey, Tim Rock, John Denny, Mark Gagnier, Rick Foster, Tom Reriedette. Steve Ford, Jerry Reyell, mgr. Kneelihgz Jeff Snyder Mark Dupel, Greg Carbn, Danny Bijeau, Jim Varin. ' TOUGH SEASON FOR THE VARSITY What the Varsity boys lacked in wins, they made up for in spirit and determination. Ihis was Coach Davey's first varsity team and, under his guidance, these boys practiced hard and played hard. Though the team is losing seniors Greg Caron, Steve Ford and Jim Varin, there's a bright fu- ture ahead for the Eagles in bas- ketball. J.V.'S PROVIDE HOPE FOR THE FUTURE The junior varsity posted a 12-5 record for the 1977 season, fin- ishing in second place. Led by Coach Letourneau and outstand- ing players Brian Foster, Greg Caron and George Dyer, the team was one of the most determined in the league. Scott Wilfore led the team in both rebounding and scoring. The experience gained by these players this year is sure to help next year's varsity improve on it's 1977 record. i Bryan Foster 9 . ---- ,...-,, Vinum,--.-.gp--4.i..,,,, X 1 34' Jw hi s lf' 32 at 'Y '13 BOWLERS FINISH SECOND The Beekmantown Bowlers seem always to be at, or near, the top of their league. This year was no exception. Fine performances by all the bowlers moved the Eagles into second place by the end of the season. ln sectional play, in the boy's competition, Beekmantown placed second. In the girls sectional competition, Beekmantown finished first and as this volume of the Crest headed for the publisher, the E-gals were headed for the state competition in Syracuse. SKATERS FINISH HIGH IN SECOND SEASON Coachediby Mr. Moschelle and paced by scoring leader AI Fessette, the EagIe's ice hockey team skated it's way to a strong C.V.A.C. finish. ln a sport which requires top individual talent as well as good team play, the Beekmantown boys held their own. Hockey, one of the most exciting sports for spectators, is still fairly new to Eagle country, but is growing fast with strong support from all. 50 'Gi in .P f 6 lx 4 5 if X 1 ,N 551.5 T 4 AGL V' b , X 11: I . . x Q 1 A, i mfg, ,Wfw , 7 wa, 5' IO wfy' A' IBGLQO .Rf 3 'x f , hx 15 0 dh as-.ii MLS ,Q f 1 W ' nw-w Q ' V , up 5 X gihC1L:E5.Q- ,, 'f.z '- ,. ' ,, A.i-'5'f5., , 'gkiifkzgfxl A Q- V' jj. ' J. 1 - ' N ' MQ!! 'I wi Mike Crimi !n' . E Jim Coupal 1 6 6 J S 4 Gordie David Sponable, Andre Wild, C.V. Latvr, A , . fx. 5 11. I K . RX , 'w .PQ .zu if D 1 ' A Terri James pins unidentified mountie. Mike if another grappling Mountie. Coach Donnelly, Albert Lavigne, Bob Brunnelle, Mike Barber, Coach Mussoav, Allen Supernault. Gordie La Bounty. Bob Boire, Mike James, Terri James, Joe Bechard, Mark Rabideav, Wayne Bovsquet, David Wild, Rudi Seabron, Frank N. Stein. Art Fonzarelli. Joe Cool, :fr 'f' me , '6'5i k HA. 8 1 , , QQ! 7 W ,z 40' , ' -Q... 0, vi I- V!! ,I bf, CROSS COUNTRY RUNNERS ARE SECTION CHAMP This year, Beekmantown added to its athletic titles with championships in both boys' and girls' cross country. The top ten runners who led the team to Section Seven championships and state competi- tions were: Jim Varin, Gordy Devins, Mark Gagnier, Alan Aguglia, Lance Gagnier, Sandi Leege, Barb Cul- ley, Lisa Brown, Wendy Everleth and Marcie Castine. Though the loss of top runners Jim Varin and Gordy Devins at graduation will be felt next year, the re- maining runners, helped by up and coming runners Jim Armstrong and Tim Gerd, should be real con- tenders for the 1977 title. CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPS ABOVE: Bill Leege, Gordon Devins, Rick Bessette, Jim Varin, Tim Gero, David Wild, Robert Boire, Jimmy Armstrong, Charles Stone, Mark Dupell, Lance Gagnier, Ron Boire, Alan Aguglia, Sandi Leege, Wendy Everleth, Lisa Brown, Susan Johnson, Jim LaValley, Cathy Dumas, Dan Bijeau, Mark Gagnier, Jon Denny. STUDENTS ENJOY SPRING SPORTS J.v. Bas4SSiil' doe RoWY6rE6i'iBiake, Gregoire, Rick Foster. QBOTTOM ROWJ Jim Sears, Scott Wilfore, Higgins, Jeff Snyder, George Dyer, Brian Foster and Joe Corron. 1. i X' Golf Girls Track Team f1976J - Sandi Leege, Lisa Brown, Cindy Traynor, Barb Williams, Wendy Nichols, Stacey Leege, Diane Walker, Lauri Brett, Judy Knott Carla Sherman, Julie Brault, Allyson Desrocher, Andi Gluck, Rose Dumar. Culley, Kelly , Peggy Varin, 5, L STANDING: Donna Monty, Lisa Sexton, Mary Carlin, Ashline, Kristie Casey, Tammy Goslow. Lori Woodley. i 5 GYIVINASTICS Gymnastics were also a part of Beekmantown's athletic pro- gram. Coached by Mrs. Lunn and Mr. Engelhardt, the team com- peted in section 7 competition. Though they did not place high in the league, these dedicated and talented girls worked hard to make Beekmantown sports fans proud of them. 'Sue Ashline A g Favero, Judy Barcomb, Terry Goslow. FRONT ROW: Sue 31.1 O ,X 'x-'- ia had 3 is f 'WPNN xx ar- r A Q l M- Jun , T Q.: ', f ' -3 ,K N 1 r il ' P ' . .5 1 . I Q1 ,W m N A U, 5: Q, ii ix!-?...,,gXf Q X 4 ' . 3' 4- -Q' Z J s X V - if -.5 S- Tracy Archer Katie Duque te. Bordeau Mary Kyle Dyer, ,ill V T' kv 1 VM -W Q ,mar .-if r A ' . U V X, A f, 3 ,I .n A15 fgii r , :Q we r ' 2 I ' I arilyli Domfny, Kathy Durnas. Debbie Brown. Kathy odley, Barb Culley, Karen Norris. .'34 'ff5 ., QU 3 W. 1 'Lfr . W7 w . I, 5 -Qui Wg H Q13 --f 0 5 6551 -ws' emma 23? AQ' 'Q W. sga O N l Y middle so . 5 g It g I ' '- V All M1 v . . 'fbi' K l wr.. Q- X f, 1. a .- Y I Y :L N .3 . A u'MTr-- f -1 gt- Y . I jk , v ,Q nfl' f g Y'-17? l' 1 fl z - - at l .. - ,'., -ff-r. , - ,. - 'Q L ' ' ' AW . , , :N -4' f ' ' ,i ' f 'L I .7 1571 , gf' - iq! b Q if il I . . t 'Q 1 4, , or , Q t r - fl, ft we -' r . fflflgg I f g , if . i t .awww ,N ' V ' .. 'I ,' x 'i k ii ir w in . ' 'i I' if V - -.er ' 'V F' , .4 Q 5- gfe ':f' A-Par 115' ' V -X.-,.,-K, ' ,Q g C I Q 1 Vis? ' vt 3, , .. I. ' ' K :V ' X,'x I 'ai- r ' ,f ..... X 'Q ., -YLL Q ,- '- Av - r , w.'..o-' A -r .. .. ,,..t '.,gi.,,.,w..,, Waiting with growing ambitions like flowers waiting to bloom are the students in Beekmantowns Junior High Participation and independence are two key words that describe this part of the student body the magazine drive dances sports all are as much a Dart of B.C.S. as the students themselves. Barbara St. John Terry Seymour Roland Roy Brenda Pelkey Lisa Proulx Charles Rivers Tracy Potter Billy Phaneuf Monica Phaneuf Kenny Neyland Kim Neyland Sandra Seymour Chris Rossi Julie Parker Sl1af05,SQLQQE. Cindy Peck Lynn Putnam Imcy-SeneQaL Keith Provost Robert Peacock Kim Blondo Kristi Shadricli Jimmy Paige Shane Rowe John Joliceoaur Mike LaJoy Gary LaValley Mary Loftus Janice Latour Lori Latour Jody LaPlante Penny LaPorte Cathy LaVaIley Cheryl LaSalle Kevin King Scott Lombard' George LaFountain Toby LaPierre Marvin Laduke Tom Latrielle Paul LaRock Todd Latour Mark Keith Cheryl Laduke ' Dean Holi Emmett Hayes Emily Janendo Susie Hendrie Arthur Hebert Jeffery Irwin ,Q-lL!?,Ql-lyD-UP- Jeff Hall Earlene Besaw Aaron Goddeau Brian Hoag Wayne Heuer n Eric Hoy Jimmy Howell Terry Guay Suzanne Jabaut Paul Ghenoiu Linda Hewson Tamara Henicke Mark Brown rothers Wally Howar Debbie Gordon Bill Jabaut Tim Hale Greg Giguire fi Qbs-:ry1.Case James Braun Jimmy Daniels John Daniels Mike Criss Kevin Cgston John Cassidy v,Son'a Crawford Gerald Craw ey Da r I Currier Shannon Car er Karl Costo 55765325 Penny Dayton Brenda Brean Tammy Colmstock Eric Caron Edward Clukey Lynn Stone Duane Turner Loyal Tromblee Gerlinda Wild Kinda Smith Randy Trombley llfmylh'-zalef Susan Stone Christine Welch Ricky Staley Pam Tyrell Tracy Shockle ose assar Donna Varno Kathy Smith Kathy Stone Connie Remchuk Wendell Upton N x -L 1 1: 1-,K Dana Bell Linda Jabaut Paul Baker Kevin Allen Robert Washbourne Lisa Drew Buffy Judkins Lindsey Ashline Paul Deyo Don Foley Bobby Gallagher QJQELGL Kim Garrant Ina Fritsch lim Dubrey Todd Duquette Mike Fortin Fred Gagnier Jim Fowler Tina Faverau Darlene Dumas Pamala Dupree Marie Agogljan Mary La igne Danelle Bell JFn'T6'BWd 'AFw'W5?fE5fetle t I Q. WV' u . Blanchard i . -,, S X Ns X li' tx ni i :,L. X J i .1 X Xgx XR? Dave Bleau A Lisa Agugiia ' Robert Banker G,i,Randy Brault P' lPatrick Boire -,--' Kurt Bouyea E 'P L if Ann Bedard -Helen Bordeau . -ui Jeff Baker ,I Ky I C it CWM Barbara Barber Nancy Bordeau Eric Mangum Tom Mangum Tracy Maxwell lina Luck Gwen Mourning Vicki Manor Maureen Miller Bob McClatchie Melody Noonan BT5'wBEFN6Ev Kim Norris P91415 Linda Mary Steve Masters Joe McKee Rand Martin Danny Mc ra Brian Menard B Jason Monto Vlellwiif-lm Robin Martint 7th GRADE Lonny Manor e a ierre Debbie Menard Scott Luck Brent Duprey Tina Carrigan . ,. 1 5 R ki ff Laurie Bruce 1 V ' Q Byrne!!- N. . X Darlen Jim Chauvin M rk rown VY Julie Coryea Sue Caron Brian Branham Gene Benson Laurie Bouyea Lyn Bushey Chris Chauvin Eddie Castine Ken Cook Roland Carter Alan Brault Gerry Carlin Norma Carroil Patty Branhan Penny Bushey Lisa Bublitz ,ii Scott Bouyea , Bill BrQwn Mark Wilfore Faye Bouvia Rick Blondeau William Upton Judy Foster Jim Guay David Gregoire Dale Goddeau Richard Goss Herbie Hebert Paul Haley Tommy Guynop Joe Jabaut Lawrence Grybos Alan Jodoin Paul Golden Cary Hathaway Charles Goddard Jimmy Juneau Julie Gonyo Judy Kendrick Wanda Infante Karen Jiguere Nichelle Johnson Charles Hebert Mike Hebert Lisa Haywood Kathy Hayes Laurie Jabaut Ji T Scott Dominy Richard Deyo Beth Ducatte Karen Davis MaryBeth Drendall Dana Dame Holly Deyo Mark Dumas Joyce Duquette Joe Dickson Terry Duroscher Gerald Danussi Dames Boire Terry Dumas Joey Dicarlo Jim Cross Richard Devins Bill Dominy Morris Cromp Jeff Deno Ross Dumas Tammy Duquette Sherry Deiayette i Robin Douglas Laurie Defayette Lori Whitney Becky Depo George Depo John Tourangeau Tim Howard Kevin Martineau Norman Hendrie Steven Dumas John Deno Kevin Whitney Don Trudelle Jay Jennette Robert Stone Peter St. Louis Bruce Tromblee Brian Tousignant Peter Shene Laurie Smith Jill Shelters Liliane Sklenarik Lynn Sponable Joan Seymour Gretchen Schawe Mary Steward Jamie Sargeant Cindy Stanely Cheryl Trombly .Jiilgf Hoge Senegal Don Shockley Steve Spore Joe Seymoure Steven Seymour Mike Stonier Mark Senecal Dennis Trombly Stephen Stone Kevin Turner Gene Washer Patty Turnbull Mary Anne Williams Natania Williams ,kgulaziru Laura Varney Rosemary Trombly Belinda Winterbottom Aflfiifll, Robert Trombly Mike Watts Karen White Kathy Williams Chyerlene Upton Elaine Turner Michelle Wood Glen Winterbottom Chris Yelle Tom Patnode Jon Peryer Kevin Ryan Kevin Pecore Mike Reyell Randy Provost Jodi Osburn lerri Peacock Shelley Sthloll Barbara Patterson Karen Rivers John Pombrio Steve Rollier Melanie Rock Linda Parent Dani Rambin Carolyn Parker Brian Parker Kelly Ribideau Dale Reid Scott Porter Anna Rossi Becky Banker Ken Bordeau I . t E Jill Averill John Bordeau Cheryl Blanchard Melinda Alford Perry Boire Patti Abare ILFQLAMDLDK Todd Bassett Robin Averill Leo Bedard Tanya Bainbridge Cabrina Bedard Dan Baker Ray Arquette Denise Barcomb R , Brian Bedard Michelle Barber Carmie Blanchard Lisa Akey Mary Beaudet Steve Mangum Michelle Manion Bryan ar in Mike Mousse Karen Miller Laura unn .l'I1.U1!-M421-5 Bonnie Martino Pam Nephew Kathy Luck Lisa Martineau Kevin McGraw Kathleen Miller Sheri Lucian D John Miller Robert Moore Marvin Morrow Nick Nicolson Elizabeth Martin . , Neil Lavigne Brian Lavigne Diane Leonard Kathy King Andy Light lan Klock Scott Lucia Don Di Lafforge Chris Latour Brian Loftus Brian Lamonte Sheridan LaDuke Shirley LaDuke Younghee Lee Jody Lapierre Shelly Lapier Lorene Lavalley Karen Lapier Tanya Laramie Susan Latrelle Brian LaRock Ricky LaClair Maureen Giles Patty Garrow Karen Gill Peter Gluck 'Elsa Duquefte Luke Fessette Bruce Eaton Sam Dyer Amy Durocher Amy Fortin Danny Dutcher Marlene Fuller Kathy Fabroci Tammy Gebo Donna Duso Diane Garrant Laurie Fletcher Tom Gonya Arlen Favreau MM Brend Corron Tammy Clu ey Jim Cody David Criss Bobby Caron Charles Stewart David Barnes David Gatlin Charles Bubbins Mark Peck Allen Spore William Nicholson Sheila McKee Shelly Sherman Timmy Whalen Tracey Turner Larry Trombley Lorene Whittington Judy Trombley w Maucloet Scott Tyrell Guy Williams Allen Garrant Tina Wood Lisa Trombley Tracey Wood Jody Trombley Joe Hatelle Jeff Van Weort Craig Daniels Keith Zalusky Kerry Bergeron Claude Lussier ex-,c'f,.-+ ,t PI? -2 's' . 'LS - Es.,-31' 'l !F :-Il ffl 'I li lll l I ll: ll Il nillliniu Mark Aguglia Darlene Barber Chris Beach 1g1my.Besg-gig, Brenda Baker Tina Bell Melissa Bernard David Barnes Scott Culley Camie Cove andy Clifford Trac Colvard Kristie asey Grace Comstock Trent Crawley Andrea Carron Karen Coryea Tammy Carter Peggy Daniels Gale Mesec Jeff Myers Laurie Nephew Theresa Millrons Craig Miller Bruce Mousseau Patty Myatt Anthony Montana Bobby Moshelle Steve Myers Greg Mourning Allen Matton Mike Myers Rhonda Martin Melissa Mowry Kim Nephew Tracey Masters Kathy Newphew Karen Mowell Sheila Matott Mary Carlin Tammy Brunet Donna Black Cammy Brown Sue Blow Estella Butts Tammy Bousquet James Carlin Mike Bordeau Tina Boyd Sue Brown John Brawn Richard Bushey Mark Brown Beth Botten Danny Boire Dan Budreau Angela Bushey Tina Bordeau Mark Bordeau Wendell Bordeau v - in I IF: M , N, ' foul Donny Lamare Tom King Nick Marocco Timmy MmcKinstry Larry Landry Mary LaValIey Lori Lecuyer Lisa McSweeny Regina Kipp LouAnn Laverando Steve LaFiock Gary Magee Jackie Caron Linda Lafave Jeff Landry Mira Kortns Fred Johnson Scott Foster Bob Lajoy Henry Lapan Brian King Don McBrayer Candy McBrayer Debbie Kair1S Sara Laduke Mike Bailey Mark Baily Tammy Barber Larry Baker Craig Bacon Jllike-Bishop Patty Bijeau ' Danny Noonan Patty Rabideau Pam Pierce Bob Rielly Robert Olsen Julie Recore Megan O'Connell Vickie Peryer Ginger Noonan Cheryl Palmer Jeff Peek ' r Melissa Rabideau LouAnn Peryer Laurie Peck Laura Patnode Connie Provost Terry Senecal Sandy Bradley Larry Worley Kathy Miner Randy Seymour Frank Cody Carey Case , Dogg Ashline K Carol Bedard Darcy Bell Steve Beddard Joey Cross Remy Babineaux David Stockwell Randy Emery Dave Trombley Jeff Baker Steve Rushford Jackie Duquette Erik Hipko Terri Marvel Tim Trombley Billy Coleman Jeff Barcomb FJeff Heuer Darrell Johnson Beverly Godfrey Tanya Holt Ray Guay Harold Garrant Steve Haley Dawn Garrant Tammy Goslow Laurie Gebo Donna Gordon Billy Holtzer Artrella Garey Mark Hanson Robert Hutchins Jim Jacobs Bob Banish Julie Dicarlo Sherry Danville Tammy Edwards John Deyo Dean Ferry Glenn Rivers Peter Fritsch Starr Davis Sandy Dumas Tom Daniels Donald Dupee ,Lee.Eont-ia, John Devins Brian Duquette Mike Fuller Terry Ero Todd Defayette Lynn Douglas Brenda Donah Kim Eaton Pam Eagle Brian Proulx Jay Sargeant Dean Rock Penny Russell David Rose sDavid Silver I-seen-f1iv'5vE Scott Rockwell Pam Stone Eric Roberts Don Supernaw Bob Shene Holly Stone Mike Rossi Kellie Roushia Ann Thume Mary Seneca! Gloria Trask Dan Smith Daryll Menard M Vw A ,., +1 r. , g .. , Q vi' Q f nj ' wt gif--,, , 51 ,. :A K. y 'lm. k.. 3? ,5 15 K i-, ..,,,, .jf'TlL?n' b A FEW? ' , :-'ii , ' ' ' A . .i!n. , f tl , A ,gT.4:'- Wye g ' Nr' -ffm Mi a ur uk... ESJGGHVHGHGQS Tj Q Halfeday sessions and the earlier hours have had quite a bad effect on the activity program in Beekmantown. Many clubs have disappeared. But a suprisingly large number of students still finds time to participate in those activities that remain squeezed into a very tight schedule. Band, Chorus, Student Council, F.H.A. and Yearbook remain and continue to provide students the opportunity to plan and participate in activities outside the normal school day. 5 Q ' Z D C O I ff' I- Z LIJ Q . D P , N 7 8 Students at Beekmantown deserve their own repre- sentation and their own government. This is the pur- pose of Student Council. Under the leadership of Eric Barnes and Bruce Carlin, Student Council was very active this year. Activities included the annual magazine drive, the planning and execution of a very successful and memorable homecoming weekend, numerous dances and the planning of winter weekend. Providing activities for the student body is not the only job of Student Council. By raising money through these activities the Council is able to grant money to many of the athletic chapters and student organiza- tions of Beekmantown Central. Officers and repre- sentatives of the council are shown on these pages. Qi Stacey y SENIOR BAND 'fm Beekmantown's band may be small in size. but its members are loyal and hard working. The long hours of lessons and practice make band a demanding ac- tivity. But for those who participate, the rewards are many: learning a new language and a new skill that can be used for pleasure and perhaps profit, in many ways and places, for years to come. But while in school, Beekmantown's musicians provide many ser- vices to the other students and faculty. At football games, they are as important as cheerleaders in sparking school spirit in the crowds. At Christmas- time, their concerts of holiday music are enjoyed by students, teachers and parents alike. At graduation. their marches and songs add to the important mood of the ceremonies. It would be hard to imagine a high school without a band, and in 1977, Beekmantown is fortunate to have one as good as this. JUNIOR BAND WORKS HARD TO LEARN THE FUNDAMENTALS STANDING: Parker, ren Gill Bruce Sklenarik. Amy Deschrocher Gene Bris- Ahn williams, Carolyn STANDING: Melissa a- ie SOD. me rian LaV' Mary C Shepel, Chfls X - Y V! mf av .Q . W - rung Karen How E B625 Martin and Michelle wood GlRL'S CHORUS SINGS OUT This year, the absence of a choral director did not hinder nor dis- courage these nine determined girls, who, under their own direc- tion and self-determination cre- ated the very unified group MUS . Singing at school assemblies, many local churches, and carol- ing at the Pyramid Mall among the hustle and bustle of the Christmas shoppers are just a few of the activities that highlighted their year. Hopkins ogg' STAGE: X-I THE YEAR BOGK STAFF The staff of the 1977 yearbook club was the largest and most en- thusiastic in many years. A dedi- cated sales and advertising staff sold over 800 yearbooks and col- lected almost 500 dollars in ad- vertising. Six more pages were added to the book for more cov- erage of student activities and two more pages of full color pho- tos were also added. The entire book from cover to cover was planned, written and designed by the yearbook staff. Senior por- traits and much of the photogra- phy are by the Varden Studios, Albany, N.Y. Mike Landry was the main student photographer and shot all the pictures of the senior play and winter weekend. This year's editor was Susan Lucky Mr. Sherman is faculty advisor. Qt' 5 IQ4 'F SENIOR CONCESSION Karen Norris, Stacey Leege. Carolyn Bushe Lori Dutcher Katie Duquette Y, V Sue Criss, Jill Woodley, Julie Favro, Jeff 1? Sherman, Kathy Forgays, Joe Fre dette, Ron Bijeau, Eric Barnes, Gerry Russell, Charles Stone, Etephanie Rock, Diane Walker, Marilyn Dominy Greg Bell. FUTURE 1 HOME MAKERS FHA members this year elected Helen Trudeau, President Nancy Rousell, Vice President: Betty Clinebell, Secretary, Vicki Burket, Treasurer and Su- san Brault as Historian. Includ- ed among their activities were a district meeting of FHA mem- bers in Glens Falls held at a Io- cal skating rink, a candy drive and a Christmas party for the first graders. Lori Seymour, JoAnn Howard, Tiny Bousquet, Nancy Roussell, Mitzi Hisey, Cheryl Snide, Helen Trudeau, Betty Clinebell, Patra Barcomb. STUDENT CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS 1977 B.O.S.C. VARSITY CLUB This year, Varsity Club had both male and female mem- bers for the first time. Officers elected were: President-Katie Duquette, Vice President-Tracy Archre, Secretary-Jill Woodley. With a set membership of twenty boys and twenty girls, this club represents a high de- gree of varsity athletic talent at Beekmantown. As in previous years, the varsity club was re- sponsible for the sale of tickets and programs at all home ath- letic events. Advisor: Mr. Bainbridge, Lori Dutcher, Gerry Russell. Wendy Nichols, Rodney Gregoire, ,jim Varin, Albert LaVigne, Ka y uckley, Debbie Brown, Nancy Harris, IQ.: gay Archer, Marilyn Dominy, Mary Kyle Dyer, .lu ie Brault, Kathy Bordeau, Ka tie Duquette, Jeff Rigsbee, Diane Walk- er, Sue Criss. Darlene Lyon, Jill Wood- ley, dry, Jeff Sherman, Mk, Bernard, Lisa BgQwQ,,Sandi Leege, Ilan essette, Lee Brown, Ran- dy Curtin. R SCH LARSHIP SENI National Honor Society eicperienced a new surge of interest this year. interesting activities were planned and funded by ai very successful spaghetti dinner. A new precedent was set with the induction of seniors into the club at mid-year and the induc- tion of juniors in the spring. Officers elected were: President-Karen Norris, Vice President-Marty Landry, Secretary-Treasuifer-Stacey Leege and Stu- dent Council Representative-Anne Martin. National Honor Society: Jeff Sherman, Joe Fredette. Patty King, Karen Norris, Anne Martin. Stacey Leege. Steve Ford. Marty Landry, Joe Lucia, John Light, Vulie Brault, Sue Criss. I REGENTS SCHOLARS EEK-END TER The Wonderful World of Disney was the theme for the 1977 Winter Weekend. held February 25 and 26. Window paintings, snow sculptures and a Saturday evening dance highlighted the weekend. The Saturday winter games were attended by over three hundred students who competed in many contests for their classes. The seniors gathered the most points all day to win the fifty dollar cash award. A snow day on Friday provided plenty of wet snow and plenty of time for the construc- tion of snow sculptures. The Juniors, with PIuto's dog house won first Weekend Council President Eric present to overall winter weekend winners the seniors + JK sm 0, P , 5 . J g if 5 Hx 'yi . A ,. . 'I H ...M 1 , A 5 Cf-:il Ma v ' ak. , '4 3 I xQ Q, ff. a Q- ' :ii Qs. 'S 4 'z . . Q un A lf., X ' W 4 7 ,. ,, . A L ,ii N- 2 1. ,ma inn Qt ll' gg Z ' - 'M n Q. S N ,K V R T Q f gi , . fm.. 'S if x ,A if ,A gl qi? i 1 M K K ILP' .f f,.f,.,. f A S senior high it ff s T fa y 4 .3 5 P i .W '? Q 5 . NL MJ., Ai ' hy W' , ' 'v , g ,f W 'AL' -- ' hz 'X ie i' Nl no gif T, V ' in -M In V . Q If 1 T. . .-P ,ffm ' E .-Ar T 1 Si' - T l 1- Q x A 1 'QQ .. ,. Q J 4 A vThey say, the early bird gets the worm. That should be good news to T Beekmantown's senior high school students who probably start school earlier than anybody in the state. This year, on some days, it was second period before the sun even thought about coming up! The addition of a seventh period this year lengthened the school day at both ends giving ' ' l rter. everybody an extra study hall and making everybody noticeab y sma CLASS OFFICERS President Nancy Luck Vice President Sheryl Peryer Secretary Patty Lemieux Treasurer Laurie Black Tim Rouselle I ton Paclieffe Mark Turner Steve Miller Jay Rigsbee Ronnie Burnelle John Duquette Jim Case Jack ay or Jill Maxwell Betsy Whelden David Breyette l Lee Hebert Pau e c er la-. r mc: iunsnsm 4- :ii S3 Tammy Averill Raymond Bradley Ray Myers Shane Jabaut Roger Case Tom B Kevin Mangum Terry Brown Mike Bell Laura Brown Michelle Foti Tina Latour Scott Menard Debbie Bell 51,..Q1l2D- Chris Dumar Jonathan Hidook Jeff Parker Lisa Wilfore Barb Covey Laurie St. Louis Nancy Luck Lisa Maxwell Lori Wood Wendell Barber Greg Rock Torn Maliniak Judy Barcomb Mary Braun Tony Fabrizi Alan Seymour Tony Trombley Mary Hutchins Billy Strong Chuck Dicks Todd Desrocher Roland LaPier Keith Renadette Floyd Dominy Bryant Bouchard Steve Betrus Brenda Devmsf ers Tin Gero Kathy Williams Bill Legge .l5y.Le.ln.mtsL Eansiuiiwrh Lisa Rivers Renee Riel Mona Bedard Sue Dubrey Jill Darrah Joanne Rushford Faith Rock Tina Brothers Mary Lin Glasgow Jill Culley Debbie Laduke Jan Favreau Gayle Stanton Diane Magee Laurie Black Tammy Latour Lisa Barns Alan Tousignant Kathy Tyrell Jan Traynor Beth Trombley Darlene Varno Shanna Tucker Mary Jane Stonier Susan Upton Doris VanHeuverzwyn Chris Fuller Kim Jabaut Linda Gorre Scott Haskins David Gottholm Elaine Guay Susan Johnson Shelly Garrant George Provost Ray LaPointe Kevin Trombley Shelley Mosher Penny Rock Jenny Breyette Terri Gates Christine Groshko Denise Bell Ronald Weaver Mark Brothers Joe Burl Colleen Browning Roger Desrocher Steve Sherman Marcie Castine Kevin Menard Mark Reid Arlene Varno Shari Williams Sharyl Peryer Ron Rock Tina Williams Kelly Matott Bonnie Lapier Rita Stone Carolyn Nicholson Tom Banish Carl Gonyea Millie Allen Angela Caron Jim Armstrong Laurie Bordeau Jim Anderson Jackie Caron Steve Burakowski Jill Boslet Jim Barcomb ,I -4 V 4 , 4 . ' .Q QI. Doreen Curtin Julie Corron Carol Duquette Lance Gagnier Rose Dumar MaryLou Deyo Christiana Fortin Louise Chapple Carol Curry Larry Carter Greg Deso Mike Coughein Scott Carroll Collin Fountain W 99 Arlene Reyell Colleen Rivers Bonnie Nephew Colleen Senecal David Parker John Roberts Barb Recore Angie Rollier Marilyn Nephew Connie Quinn Tammy Smith Jon Seabron Laurie Oshier Gail Reid Terry Rivers Ron Leonard Julie Millrons Julie Masters Cassandra LaPier Lisa Light Richard Lapham Mike LePage Bonnie LaPierre Gary LaPierre Mitchell Mason Judy LaVaIley Tina Mary Marilyn Moore ff! M4 M 9419 St. -m'.xW'.. Mike Gregoire Debbie Blondo Pat Bailey Paula Lapier Mary Dubuque Beth Turner Mark Stone Greg Keith Steve Desautels Dave Randall '-eien-sfrzsigf Randy Favrequ Lester Aylward Kevin Hebert SO President: Shauna Casey Vice-President: Terri Fish Secretary: Lori Woodley Treasurer: Jenny Myers Knot presentj Student Council Rrepresentatives: Jeff Snyder, LisL THE PHOMORES i 1 MH F0805 LEM Tl s 'v if if - E 1. V. 3 . Wifi-'Eif F Ja 9. '57 Q 1 4 I X D-' . -'B 'ii x 'r L4 , L vm-Q' - f , ll. . 1 -,,,, ff IIIIC, 1 , Qffj, Zyl? I . .ig -.ah f : Llllgds S f 'Var-v h 1. an , .A 1 ., I 5 313255 fn bzwfv S- J- . '...fi Q ., f, ,- . . 1 N uw fn ,V i .-f- - :5',u- 1 t --.ms ,-nv' ,Y I , fa My If 1 X' 1: fn A F 'J I I tl 14? ' ' s, Q X M 9 V wym ,mcg ,152 Q .nr f-gm Q . -Sgt' 1:32 5 , f iw 'E Ex V 1 1 A i . L P - 333' 6 M A1 OO- 1? .. 9- 4 Aff 1. 3 ' 5, xp fi . K -5.5 .I pi Q sf ' l WSH ' M, 4 - S-X V. ' L 1.1 -Q 1 f 25 U. :Er Ah, JI Belinda Miller Sue Levesque Jerome McSweeney Kevin Martin Tom Lemieux Craig Mathews Michael Magee Vera Sessums Charles Stockwell Brenda Trombley Lisa Sexton Debra Schuler Chris Rivers Jim Sherman Laurie Nephew Laurie Shelters Lynn Boyd Kathy Rabideau Randy Patnode Jim Myers Donna Patterson Dale Rahn Belinda Newman Paul Renadette Richard Bishop Steve Beaudet Tom Bradley Bill Betrus Tina Bousquet Petra Barcomb Brenda Blanchard Dale Belt Greg Benton Art Garrand Mike Higgins Jim arrant Ed Golden Marty Higgins Donna Forgays Alicia Boyce Bryan Foster Kelly Gelwicks Tony Harrison Laura Holzer Jerry Reyell Mark Parent Mike Proulx Bob Munson Bob Norris Charlie Olmsted 'Y vw. v' Y 5 r 5 ujftt' Carla Sherman Jim Sears Brian Sherman Ron Rockwell Jeff Rock Kevin Sponable Bob St. Denis Lynn Scales Jeff Snyder Ann Matton Virginia Mary Sheila Latour Carman Lussier Kathy Loftus Connie LaRock Mike Latrelle John Luck Gail Coleman Eric Caron Joe Corron Shauna Casey Bev Bushey Wanda Carter Laurie Covey Betty Clinebell Todd Deyo Bill Desautels Brad Diamond Cathy Dickson Pam Duprey -Lisa Emery Tom Emery Chris Ford Gary Danussi Curtis Daniels Tammy Currier ' Don Cressey Mary Bushey Rick Casey Vicki Burkett Donna Bulris Mike Crimi Ken Burl Kelly Tucker Donna Gallagher Nansy Garrant Bette Garrant vsffcmovf Francis Gates Darlene Fountain Mike Guynup Eric Fritsch KEEP Or THUCKIM ,Q-v i -o sv s.. N t x .Ili quig, 4 W1 -L l-LAW if 7 tlhfggjaws --645, ,.,..g..g. C ' , I' X '32 'Y President: Pam Marcil Vice-President: Andi Gluck Secretary: Paf Reyell Treasurer: Judy Trudeau Denise Dupree Penny Eagle Denny Delcore Mark Dupell Jon Denny xA ,.. ,Q-eo O F' fs- Y - ,,, ... III V- u.t - :.... -Q -H - -A ,,,,...,......, V ,,.,.,,....- --1' , J- iff' v i' '9 Q C41-PPG' il l11f4 ,1 H1 JS Janet Rascoe Jeff Rigsbee Cheryl Provost Grade 11 Misc. Tony LaPier Cindy Manor John Metzger Sherry King Cindy Traynor Don St. Denis Harold Stonier George Wight Sang Hon Yi Judy Trudeau Pam Marci! 15.1 Paul Perez Mark Latrielle Nancy LaVaIIey Sandy LaBier Nancy LaCroix Marie Postiglione Dan Bijeau Laurie Moquin Sandi Leege Judy Nunn Kathy Reilly Sally Matott Joan McCormick Cheryl Messier Delina Macey Mike Landry ,I ,,1+f gf poi QI 1' l ml ll' 'Q Ol Mike Turnbull Cindy Spooner Alice VanNortwick Kathy Vassar Diane Willett Donna Monty Peggy Seymour Cheryl Jacobs Dan Conroy Mark Provost Art McKee Dale LaForge Judy Nunn Jerome McSweeny Jim Difulvio Jerry Taylor Bob Rock Carol Baker Laura Baker Diana Hart Lynn Scales Rosilee Dumar John LaFountain Darwin Moore Joan Hayes tit it .0' Q ,. 1 FL?-'s :i .4 .4 ,..a .- ,.. Annette Daniels Rosalie Dumar Diane Dicarlo David Dubuque Ross Desautels Susan Dubuque Robin Dame Roxie Fletcher Allyson Desrocher Cathy Dumas .,.,,,,,,.-s-.. Tom Brown Jamie Brown Kenneth Caron Kathy Caska Jean Cody lf' 7 nzzranumn 9' nn-J 'V 1 S i1 I X' 5 J D '24 .43 'aff X- ,. ., .., .....+...., S, S 1 'fx 33.1134 2 Z s .dj , 3 Ti' ,, .,+n.4M,1- 1 - I wr... pn F , .. ,g if Lf ' 'S IQ ' . ,Ai IL ,X 5 .1 ,X .. I V45 I .x 6'-'1.1 . 'ov' - ws? Cathy Bouvia Mark Bedard Tina Aubin Donna Baker Judy Lynn Bradley Alan Aguglia Bill Dickson John Bousquet Mike Rabideau Pat Reyell Patty Rock Cheryl Seabron David Reyell Allen Shawe Julie Corron Alex Brunelle Sandy Shields Gert Covel Andy Bushey -A an Sv xv .P w . 554,17 ' A than 1 - I. gqfkig, .ll- 4 .gui--,, 43,4 .45 . til Y -5 lv new gl- 'QQ' ll' 5338 IRA s, +3 4,1 ,J x i f X if - N I1 .- I J,-.4 6 LouAnne Ashline Dwight Bell Cindy Traynor Becky Beach Sherry Bradley Dan Bijeau Lisa Brown ren a e Sue Ashline 'B T'BI'I?' Debbie Slau hte ober il iams Starr Stone Debbie Worley Angela Wood I Rodney Gregoire Andi Gluck Terry Goslow Eric Hess Mike Gottholm Tina Trombley Cindy Stone Joanna Trombley Torn Thornton John Vogt Jerry Coupal ---r -. Steven Heller Chris Provost Chris Fuller 120 xr 5 Jeff Rigsbee Roy Riel Sherry Brean Scottie Brean Lori Seymour JoAnn Howard Kevin Martin Rosalie Dumar Mark Gagnier Rick Foster Charlie Hagar Martin Gottholm Janice Hall 6 Jim Difulvio David Debyah Charles Forgette Judy Darrah Kim Higgins Lucy Hebert Starr Hayes Judy Garrant Billy Guynup Michele Bernard Sue Ashline Pat Sears Dean Parker Brent Blake Al Lavigne Cindy Traynor Carol Proulx Paulette Russell Holly Senecal Laurie Sears Tom Renadette H' l l fx I 1. UVM ,J Fil 'Y , , gl , Mitzi Hisey Kim Kyea Sue Hipko Trudy Johnson Bill Maxwell Brian McKee Carolyn Golden Brenda Godfrey Jim Grose Sheryl Brothers Cindy Porter Debbie Osborne Kathy Nichols Jill Peryer Brenda Parker 4 VO-TECH PROGRAM GROWS AT BOCES I CENTER 9 QQ Sb I b1E1Wf2'fW 3 i - XM s P ,..x . . , ,,,. .,..... tv . . ,,, ,.,. .- .. -. -1 ., r' :K ,nv X v' , g K N 'fx 'xl .!.!1i', ., .-5 Q 'snake websrer, oonana sa. D yffneunva-ker. ,--ff' , , , ..4 - ' 'f MM - , ' X ' iii. Ste J9 Ahn ive G For students at BOCES, the school day is a long one begin- ning at the High School at 6:45 and ending in the late after- noon at the BOCES center. But the seventy-one Beekmantown students who attend the Vo- Tech program feel it is worth the sacrifice. At the center, students get a head start on career training. Programs are available in carpentry, drafting, industrial mechanics, conser- vation, and Cosmetology. Courses in photography, print- ing, and graphic arts are also available. Most of the students who go through the BOCES program continue in the career they start preparing for in their Junior year. By the time they receive their high school diplo- ma, these students are a step ahead of the competition when it comes to looking for the job they want. A SQQGHKIXGDDGS ww W 1- ,vs hw? A. MY 9 My 55 N A ww' lu' .U halls Sax and three are 0-.kb ' 'S that the ellmmate the active and proms senior play A success firsts for the class .1 , Q :H ,J e Y'-. a number the entered In 6 '75 jr. , if -ag: T 5 -?. ' .1 A .. .' - IV 1 ? ' '.- . . ' ' H, . ' . 'f ' 'vf . Fm, Wx 1 A ,Z - - , r, Mr. Wau A Q , ,- A' ' f ' s .-' ' 5' ' , . - K- 4' sg 5 X, ' - I . . 5 1 ' ' - at Q I, Q ,A -.Q , A .-f+svL'r:- . ' ,I I., hx , E A .43 ,, A f dd, :rf if .X .J-' A 'S V ,iilf-,X-7' 3 -v ,fr 1, 1 . aff - ,- 1. 'Q ' - 'Ira-af:-.1 :wwf .' - ' ff-. .ff fini: ju- , . is 'D - Q ' JAKE ,-.'. 'af . . 'Lx .GIF-k,--v-., '-.1,,-- 5 gffigf' , v,-x J. A!-If S, ., . . sr Y'!-T- vw fsqsy--4'XQ7' mJ 'f. ' ',' Q. s . Q . s- r , 2 ue- fb-i f -iff-,.'.,-:sf f..,v-si . ' f- -' . ix Aw, -L , A -r - APPRECIATION ,v 1 This year, we at Beekmantown were saddened to learn that Mr. Glasgow is about to leave his post as principal of Beekmantown Central High School. Though he is not expected to leave until next January, the seniors and all of the other students at Beekmantown express their deep- felt appreciation to Mr. Glasgow for his years of dedication to our school and to it's student body. Our best wishes to you, Mr. Glasgow. BOYS COURT KBACK ROWJ Gerry Russell, Greg Caron, John Light, Eric Barnes Jeff Sher man, Mike Carnright. QFRONT ROWJ Mike Penfield, Marty Landry, Greg Rockwell Ronny Bijeau, Lee Brown, and Joe Fredette GIRLS COURT QBACK ROW5 Debbie McCusker, Janice Paige, Stacey Leege Tracey Archer Patty Ducatte. CFRONT ROWJ Valerie Barcomb, Diane Walker, Stephanie Rock Jane Rock Beth Desrocher, Christine Black, and Linda Gadway. i xi v L A l Si I ., ni .i , ' yi' , H L ,ifknl 'V . JW 'Lge' .. ,Q Q 4 A , ' ' 1 . Q, ,:' , ,, J ' . J' , Vg, l ' -- - - f :fflsw e.-..1:.l ' .Q , i N 3 55 . I King Jeff a d Qu Diane Do You Know Where You're Going To? is the theme from the m DO YOU KNOW WHERE YOU'RE GOING TO? The Junior Prom was held at the Elks Club last May. The theme was Do you Know Where you're Going to. The king and queen were Jeff Sherman and Diane Walker and the prince and princess were Greg Caron and Linda Gadway. The Juniors had a perfect night for their prom as the entire weekend was sunny and warm. Music was provided by Solar Energy and the EIk's provided a steamship buffet at the start of the evening. .-3340 Princess 1- ovie Mahogany Q. ':' -H r .Q ' .4-XT? K , .N A 5-.ak I 'vi '17 It's all over. Thefinal page hasbeen turned. All that is left are the memories, the smiles, the surprises. Our many friends i leave to make roots for themselves. I go too, but where? l'm not really sure. The signs of affection are now sad and forlorn.. The daily routine we have come to know so well is over and we must begin again. For graduation, is really a beginning, like starting Kindergarden again. Only this time, A it is a step into the larger ocean of life. Our yesterdays can only be treasured, as we look to fulfill our tomorrows. -Lori Parker vf ' y Vu . r v L -131 3 1551 ll: . wx , ..' N fl. 17 Q' ' ' gh, ' N of X - 1 -- rr .M Y 'Z N, f V., ,J Ax K' jp ,Q - , ',: ,' ,iff 2 b ' , 'f-Q' '. ,v J -f 'ip-y .' H j.-Ag-X5 xt 1 , ww- , j A 1 M31 , Ahxwswrl I if b . - . ,, ttf i'i : ' f 5.57 ' 90 .. k, !.h,: diff,- ' . . . TH , r. . 01,91-0 .gf 55.5.1.- ' -Q 1' 'fs '-1' ' . 5' gb::l? :5'. ,f 1 fa 70 ' .1-3' ' s.s, ,J ' 'V , ,m 5 11-519- 'V ' ' 'Er'-.y , fgai-I Q-1 1 ifgmi. 4 44 ' f' f,Aff1'-1 , L f. 1 .Www s ,HR fwfw-wi' A rr wm,,'fQ'g,,ff 9:39 gf' Huw' 'N' ' N fp.. - N .5 H R 5 The Senior play was presented March fourth and fifth to enthusi- astic audiences. A Rocket in His Pocket is the story of Oswald Ag- new, a novice in the nut-house that is Rimrock High School. As the school's first male teacher in ten years Ceven the principaI-foot- ball coach is a womanj, Mr. Ag- new confronts the craziest collec- tion of eccentric teachers and whacky students this side of Welcome Back, Kotterf' Eric Barnes landed the role of Mr. Ag- new, and Karen Norris played Principal Matchett. The Space- man, with the rocket in his pock- et, was Tim Steward. Other cast members are listed at left. Mr. Wahl was faculty advisor and di- rector of the production. Miss Chisle CAnn Martinj arrives for her beauty treatment as student fSue Crissj looks on. THE CLASS OF 1977 - is w r 4-.Q 1 4: -'I - 2 in ..,A W xx. .. .. Qi I 'iv H 4 4 552 x , v,. M u wx ' H :j. w 1 Q39 .. . 'fm-f IT 1 O . 4. fl Braun I, -1- . . w v A i A I 138 if fi . X ' if R .. I if I R, Nj N . Machgen Qafnwrugihyg tT ,1,E '---' H uw . , 9 4.11.4 .A 1.-.Mvu.., .-L it:- QQ Ev A Peggy Collins L IA Richard Ctckx lv , mg, Ai! Comstock xpv -.1 ii 'Vx 441 niv-f' amdi Deyo 1 w qT.1v if 'lv P- . . 'JK - A bk arilyn Dominw x,, F QL:- vb-fj 1x '4:rh'f I' T.,.7Ui X . TP' 'frx be K vi. X 'su inv- Favero Kathy Forgays uf Allen Filion ,' I 6945 'A Igcirtierl-K Eredette Joseph 'Huff I Pafficia King , 1 Nl 752 -A 5. Uh' . .vu ' N y -. 4 43 A 51' X gh , . 1 ,-. JH gi? L! wx x X 5 k 53 V . XEQX A :E 1 ' kr ski' ,A f fgfx X 3 A Q f 455. I-55'2: ?' 4 f f' 1 R ' 5 W , 9' E:-516' M 1 K N f '52 - J X ff f Q ' , , F I 1 K K ,, ' , y 5A X HN K aagzy L ' f '- 4' Jfffiy .1 ., X fp xiii? 3 4 ' E Y .- 'W V ,fi A ,I 4 . A 11-, f 'rn , C x , , ,. I , I ' I f Rr I 1, Susan LaPier 39 , Micheal . E' X AX fv- m r .Q 8, t ' '-4 x ,Wm 145 ix Y ,Q ---K- ,.,. 1-f,A 3, '- 3 Q . -4 i4'j..3Z, . , 'T , ' 11 - Y - - I - .. , ... . , ' ' ' :J - uf .- . ,, -1 5 QA TS F .,,,, , -- .x . , --,.f.xv,. A , , , 4. -' Alu 'W' I life? fQ1fa5'! -F ' 4 f' 7 -:7'f 'N-'X' -1 ' 1 f -0 fP3'3w71T ' IN . 22425 'T' ' ' '-w . 4'1J?i , i' fi -- 1: is. I4 'TTT' 7 P'-ily, ,gf In an -P f u - -2 s, -v.. -. vm - z 1 E-turf? A ... 4.-nf in-4..5n..----L' -.W. v .,,., . rf' gg.-H' I .4 .rn ,..- 75,8 rfsst. vu f' .J -, I a ff -A-1 .aim 2 24 r -an , . , .3 .. '., f . f v Jfvl A. v 15.12 ry- ff.. 'J 'A W -, 'ar- J .4 T. IQ .fx Ox -41' Lori Parker 'Y is Michea Penfield' - - I . HQ: Blfiari' Rabideau ,J x . . A 'Sul' .I H, 'I ff f u-gawk J-.Q s xx Stgphanie Rock ' ' ,1- Rock .nr ,,,,f Greg qw N- . Conme In qyxl I '5,vQf .i,'1 M I ,fE'?5ii5 i?-I JJ?'ifbQ:b::1 A A' abron f N ,ge-a,fa4nl SR X 5.0.9.1-In-I Z . V- -nn ffl ff mf' m .lf--R N S' .'1 T1- IY.-Ac, , fn ,1 25, Q I . im , I I 2, f ' xl- Diane 415 Bonnie Whalen N X 'Vs , A -,., I A ' .-. ' 'f 15 .1 k , ,- 4.32 if . if 212' f 1 '3- 1-1-N I X f4gQ?pSfEyen' Trqmbley Q3 16' Alaq Wheldon -pa. George Wheldon x? X ci lp-1 is 'ld .V Q E' , x1 :- i1 I ' f 1979 . E Chris Bedard 1977 SENIOR AGUGLIA, ROBIN ALFORD, DEAN ARCHER, TRACEY BARBER, LORRI BARCOMB, VALERIE BARELLA, ANDREW BARNES, ERIC, ROBERT: Sal J. V. Football 2: Varsity Football 3,4: Stu- dent Council Vice President 3: Student Council President 4: Junior Class Presi- dent: Varsity Track 1,2,3,4: Varsity Club 3,4: Regents Scholarship Winner 4: Na- tional Honor Society 4: Chess Club 1.2: CVAC WIRY All-Stars 4: CVAC WEAV All Stars 4: Prom Court 3: Senior Play 4: Prom Committee 3: Graduation Commit- tee 4: Ambition: Computer Programmer or Door-to-Door Underwear Salesman Quote: Neither walk before me, for I may not follow: nor walk behind me, for I may not lead: but walk beside me and we'lI work together. BEDARD, CHRISTINE MAE: F.C.S. 41 Volleyball 3: Volleyball Manager 4: Year- book Club 3: Bowling 4: Prom committee 3. Ambition: Accountant Quote: Love as you wlsh to be loved yourself. BELL, GREGORY CLIFTON: Greg Bowling Team 3,4: Prom committee 3: Senior Concession 4: Senior Play 4: Senior Banquet 4. Ambition: Accountant BELL, PEGGY BENNET'I', WARREN JUSTICE Football 2.3: Bowling 2,3,4: National Hon- or Society 3.4. Ambition: Licensed Funeral DirectorfMor- tician Quote: Case closed, my pleasant fool! BERGERON, THOMAS BESAW. RICHARD BESSETTE, RICK RAYMOND: The Flash Track 2,3,4.: Cross Country 4. Ambition: Military Quote No problem, at all. BIJEAU, RONALD WAYNE: Wiggle J.V. Football 2 CCaptain of the Hood Squad J: Track 2: Prom Committee 3: Prom Court 3: Senior Concession 4: Sen- ior Play. Ambition: To succeed!!! Quote C'est la vie ... BLACK. CHRISTINE ANN Prom Committee 3: Prom Court 3: Senior Banquet Committee 4: Graduation Com- DIRECTOR INFORMATION MOST AMBITIOUSIDETERMINED: Greg Caron and Diane Walker MOST ATHLETIC: Greg Caron and Katie Ducatte MOST HUMOROUS: Jim Varin and Katie Ducatte MOST UNIQUE: Eric Barnes and Daphne Korths MOST SCHOLARLY: Steve Ford and Karen Norris MOST SHY: Jeff Sherman and Caro- lyn Bushey MOST UNPREDICTABLE: Greg Caron and Diane Walker MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Steve Rod and Sue Criss MOST TALKATIVE: Greg Bell and Kathy Bordeau MOST FRIENDLY: Mike Carnright and Linda Gadway MOST SPIRITED: Alan Fissette and Lori Dutcher MOST ABSENT-MINDED: Doug Ma- son and Kathy Forgays MOST CREATIVE: Ron Bijeau and Kathy Forgays MOST HEROIC: Gordon Devins and Katie Ducatte MOST ROMANTIC: Greg Rockwell and Deb McCusker MOST WHITTY: Joe Fredette and Sue Criss mittee 4. Ambition: Stewardess BLAKE, DONALD BLEAU. R. JOSEPH - Ralph Regents Scholarship Alternate 4. Ambition: Civil Engineering Quote: Live and let live. BLOW, GREGORY BORDEAU, CHERYL ANN Ambition: Medical Technician Quote: Always be yourself, never try to be something or someone else you're not. BORDEAU, KATHY ANNE: MyrtIe Field Hockey 3,4: Softball 3,4: Track 3,4: Volleyball 4: Senior Concession 4: Senior Class Vice-President: Varsity Club 4: Prom Committee 3: French Award: Senior Play 4. Ambition: French teacher or a hockey player for the Montreal Canadians Quote: One should look upon others not with his eyes, but through his heart. BOUVIA. FRANCIS BOYCE, DEBORAH MARYANN: Debbie Ambition: Sociology Quote: Look forward to the future, but never forget the past. BRADLEY, JEANNE MARIE Chess Club: President of High School Li- brary Club 4. Ambition: Military BRAULT, JULIE LYNN Track 2,3,4: Prom Committee 3: Year- book 3.4: National Honor Society 3,4: NEDT Certiticate 2: Student Council Rep. 4: Senior Play 4: Graduation Committee 4: Youth Speaks Forum 3: Varsity Club 4: Track lntersectionals 3. Ambition: College Quote: There is a destiny which makes us brothers, No one goes his way alone. All that we send into the lives of others, Comes back into our own. BRAULT, SUSAN MARY: Shotgun FHA 4: Senior Banquet Committee: Senior Play 4 Ambition: Special Ed. teacher for the blind or deaf Quote: Time, it brings joy, love, hate, fear, understanding, indifference, poverty, wealth, peace, war, and things still yet un- known. BROWN, DEBORAH MARIE: Deb Varsity Field Hockey 2,3,4: Volleyball 3,4: Softball 2,3,4: Senior Play 4: Homeroom Rep. for Student Council 1,2: Varsity Club 4: Bowling 3,4: Graduation Committee Ambition: Lab Technician Quote: Seniors: We are the future looking out on the past. We are the present mak- ing old things last. We are tomorrow think- ing of yesterday. We are today doing things our own way. BROWN, LEROY E.: Lee Football l,2,3,4: First Team WIRY All-Star 4: Baseball 1,2,3.4: JV baseball MVP: Bas- ketball 1: Class Vice-President 1: Varsity Club 3. Ambition: Criminal Justice Quote: No Problem BROWN. LYNNE BUCKLEY, KATHY ANN Girls Bowling Team 1: Boys Bowling Team 2,3,4: Field Hockey 2,4. Ambition: Secretary BUSHEY, CAROLYN JEAN NEDT Certificate 2: Prom Committee 3: Senior Concession 4: Senior Play: Senior Banquet: Yearbook 4. Ambition: Accountant Quote: Friendship starts with two loving hearts. BUSHEY, MICHAEL X CARN RIGHT. MICHAEL CARON. GREG JOSEPH: Cowens Basketball 1.2,3,4: Basketball MVP 2: Baseball 1.2,3.4: Football 2: Cross Coun- try 3. Ambition: College Quote: Strive to keep fires under con- trol. CARTER, DEBORAH JEAN: Debbie Pep Club 2: Graduation Committee 4. Quote: Don't try to be something you're not. Just be yourself and you're most like- ly to succeed in this world. CHRISTIANA, MARK DAVID JV Baseball: JV Football. Ambition: Architectural Engineering and Naval Architecture CLUKEY. RICHARD COLLINS. MARGARET P.: Peggy ' Yearbook Sales Rep. 4: Girls Bowling Team 4. Ambition: Probation Officer COMSTOCK, KATHERINE ANN: Kathy Ambition: Marriage Quote: Enjoyment of the things you like most must be interrupted to be appreciat- ed most. COMSTOCK. STANLEY CORRON. DONNA MAIRE Class Secretary 1. Ambition: Secretary COUPAL. JAMES CRISS. SUSAN ANN Yearbook 2.3.4: Senior Editor 4: Varsity Field Hockey 2.3.4: Varsity Basketball 3.4: Senior Concession: Senior Play: Gradu- ation Committee: Youth Speaks Forum 3: Dollars For Scholars 4: Regents Scholar- ship Alternate 4: Student Council Rep. 3: Student Council Secretary 4: Varsity Club Treasurer 4: National Honor Society 3.4 Ambition: College Quote: l've only just begun CROSS. JEFFREY CURTIN. RANDY DAME. JOHN DEFAYETTE. THOMAS DENO, WAYNE DEVINS. GORDON RICHARD: Mr. Grappler Cross Country 1,2.3.4: Cross Country States 4: Wrestling 1.2.3.4: Wrestling States 3: Track 3.4: Varsity Club 4. Ambition: To Succeed Quote Live and let Iive! DEYO, JANE ANN: Tarzan Softball 2: BOCES Printing Photography 8. II. 3.4: Library Club 4. Ambition: Printer Quote: Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. DOMINY. MARILYN TERESA: Emma Varsity Softball 2.3.4: Volleyball 3.4: Varsi- ty Club 4: Senior Play 4. Ambition: Social Work Quote: The best thing about the future is that it comes one day at a time! DOMINY. RONALD DUCATTE. PATRICIA ANN: Patty Prom Court. Ambition: Travel Quote: Follow your own star DUCHARME. JIMMY DUCHARME. JOAN MARIE: Joanie-Balo- ney Quote: The road of life is rough. yet many are its pleasures. DUMAS. ROBERT DUPREE. DAVID DUQUETTE. ANNETTE MARIE Class Secretary 1: Prom Committee 3. Ambition: Secretary DUQUETTE. KATHERINE ELLEN: Katie Field Hockey Cvarsltyj 2.3.4: Varsity Vol- leyball 2.3.4: Varsity Basketball 3.4: Soft- ball 2.3.4: Varsity Track 3.4: Varsity Club President 4: Class Vice-President 2. Ambition: College Quote If you love something you must let It go free . . .If It comes back - it is yours ...And if it doesn't .. . Then it never was. DUROCHER. BETH MARIE: Berta Track 2: Fleld Hockey 3: Prom Court 3: Class Secretary 3: Class President 1.CVP..J Ambition: College Quote: Try me I'm easy DUTCHER. LORI JEAN: Butch Field Hockey Manager 3: Volleyball Man- ager 3: Varslty Field Hockey 4: Varsity Basketball 3.4: Softball 3.4: Varsity Club 4: Senior Concession: Assistant Treasurer 4: Basketball manager 2. Quote: To live to love . . . To love to live . .. To laugh To cry To be - To become. DYER. MARY KYLE: Mary Tumbling Club 1: Volleyball 2.3.4: Varsity Club 4: Basketball 4: Softball 3.4: Student Council Officer 4: Senior Play 4. Ambition: College Quote: There can be no rainbow without a cloud and a storm. FAVERO. JULIE T.: Foey Senior Concession 4: Senior Banquet 4: Book Club 4. Quote: I have never let my schooling in- terfere wlth my educatlon. FAVERO. NADINE FESSETTE. ALLEN FESSETTE. PAUL FILION. ALLEN FISH. JOE FLETCHER. RICHARD FORD. STEPHEN JOHN: Stork Mathematical Association of America Award 3: Basketball 1.2.3.4: Track 2.3: Tennis 4: National Honor Society 3.4: Re- gents Scholarship 4: Prom Committee 3. Ambition: Geophysicist Quote: lf it weren't for the last minute. alot of things wouldn't get done. FORGAYS. KATHY PEARL Yearbook Sales manager 4: Prom commit- tee 3: Graduation Committee 4: Senior Banquet Ambition: To enjoy life Quote: May all our tomorrows be as hap- py as our todays. FORTIER. MICHELLE LYNN - Mish Senior Chorus: Pep Club: Senior Play: Prom Committee 4: Regents Scholarship 4. Ambition: To be a writer Quote: I can't be contented with yester- day's glory, I can't live on promises winter 'til spring. Today is my moment, now is my story. l'll laugh. and l'll cry. and l'Il sing. FREDETTE. JOSEPH ALEC - Murph J.V. Football 1.2: Varsity Football 3.4: Bowling 1.2: Class Vice-President 3: Class President 4: Pom Court: Regents Scholar- ship Winner 4: National Honor Society 3.4. Amblton: Pharmacist. or pushing pecans on Protection Avenue. Quote: My life is God's gift to me. and how I live it is my gift to God. FRENYEA. DONALD GADWAY. LINDA JEANNE - Pin Band 1.2.3.4: Field Hockey 2.3: Cheer- leading 2.3.4: Senior Concession 4: Prom Committee 3: Prom Princess 3: Home- coming Court 4: Youth Speaks Forum 4: Wlnter Weekend Queen 3: Yearbook 4: School Store 4: Homeroom Rep 3: Prom Court 3: Senior Play 4: BOSC 1.4: Tennis 4. Ambition: Elementary School Teacher Quote However rare true love Is, true friendship Is rarer. GARRAND. BRENDA LOUISE - Bren Ambltlon: Seamstress Quote: Being In love ls wonderful. but being loved back ls better. GEBO. CHARLES GILLINGHAM. JOYCE HAFLER. DONNA HAGGETT. SANDRA HARRIS, NANCY JEAN Bowling 2.3.4: Bowling lntersectionals 2.3. Ambition: Working with children HAYES. JOSEPH HIDOOK. KEVIN HOWE, LARRY JAMES, MICHAEL PAUL - Madman Football l,2,3,4: Track 1.2.3,4: Wrestling 1.4: Varsity Club 3.4: Press Republican 2nd Team All Star 4. Ambition: Criminology Quote: No one knows what he can do 'til he tries. JOHNSON, JAMES JOHNSON, STEVEN JONES. CHRISTOPHER DANIEL Chess Club Ambition: Marines Quote: To each his own. KING. PATRICIA JEAN - Patty National Honor Society 3.4. Ambition: College ' KNOTT. WILLIAM KOKENBURG, MICHAEL KORTHS, DAPHNE IJADUKE, STEVENSON HAROLD - Steve- QUOTP5 HHPYYYYYYYH LANDRY. MARTIN JAMES - Nut Football 4: Hockey 3.4: Track 3: National Honor Society 2.3.4. LANDRY. RICHARD D. - Rat Football 1.3,4: Basketball 1: Wrestling 2: Baseball 1.2. Ambition: Mayor of Ingraham LANGLOIS, JUDY LEE Ambition: Secretary Quote: Every sunrise is a new message from God. And every sunset is his signa- ture. LAPIER. MARY MADALENE - Sam Varsity Cheerleading 3: Senior Band l.2,3,4. Ambition: College or Music School LAPIER. SHARON L. Ambition: Nursing LAPIER. SUSAN LAROCK. CINDY LAVALLEY, JAMES LECLAIR, MICHELE LOUISE - Mickey Homeroom Rep. 1: N. Platts. Youth Com- mission President. Ambition: Seamstress Quote: No, one can be loved unless you give some love to someone else. LEEGE, STACEY ANN Band 1.2.3,4: Field Hockey 3.4: Volleyball 4: Basketball 4: Track 3.4: Prom Commit- tee 3: Prom Court 3: National Honor Soci- ety 3.4: N.H.S. Treasurer 4: Senior Play 4: Graduation Committee 4: Varsity Club 4: Senior Concession. Ambition: Travel Quote: You have to kiss many toads be- fore you find your prince. LIBERTY, LORRIE ELIZABETH Ambition: Marriage Quote: Seeking with memories grown di- m O'er night, Some resting flowers of yesterday's delight. . LIGHT. JOHN - Franz National Honor Society 3.4: Varsity Club 3.4: Track 1: Tennis 1.2.3.4: Football 2.3.43 Cross Country 1. Ambition: Administration, QIPI Ingraham Polytechnical lnstitute.J LUCIA. JOSEPH EDWARD Chess Club 1,2,3: Bowling 3: National Hon- or Society 3.4: Senior Play 4. Ambition: Air Force Quote: Just dedicate your sorrow, Here and Now, To the Soul of the Sea And Me.. LYON, DARLENE LYNN Varsity Field Hockey 2,3,4: Varsity Tennis 1,2,3: Senior Play 4: Senior Concession 4: Varisty Club 4: French Trip 2: Student Council Rep. 4. Ambition: Physical Therapy Quote: Happy am I: from care l'm free. Why aren't they all contented like me? MANGUM. DAPHNE ANN - Daft Ambition: Travel MARCIL, THOMAS GREGORY - Marshall Marcil Wrestling 2.3: Senior Variety 3. Ambition: Criminal Justice MARTIN. ANNE KENNEDY - Snowflake Band 1,2.3.4: National Honor Society 3.4: Prom Committee 3. Senior Play 4: Stu- dent Council 3: Homeroom Rep. 3: French Trip 2. Ambition: Physical Therapy MARVEL. KAREN MARY Ambition: Mental Health Assistant or Spe- cial Ed. teacher Quote: Love and laughter always make you happy. so love a little and laugh alot. MARY, JOY LEE Ambition: Sales Quote: Let's Boogie MASON, DOUGLAS ALLEN Varsity Football Manager 3: BOSC 3. Ambition: Automotive Maintenance MATTON, JANET MCCORMICK. GARY ALAN - Kelvin Bowling 4: National Honor Society 4: Sen- ior Variety Show 3: Regents Scholarship Winner 4. Ambition: College Quote: Time flies like birds. fruit flies like banannas. MCCUSKER, DEBORAH ANNE - Debbie Prom Court 3. Ambition: Working with the mentally handicapped Quote: To my friends: I love you today less than tomorrow and more than yester- day. MINER, RANDY MITCHELL. TAMMY MOONEY. RICK MUSSAW, JAMES MYATT, EDRA MARY ROBIN Ambition: Travel Quote: Just be yourself. NEPHEW, RONALD NEWMAN, EVA NORRIS. KAREN ELAINE - Frank NEDT Certificate 2: Prom Committee 3: Class Secretary 4: Volleyball 4: Senior Banquet Committee 4: Graduation Com- mittee 4: National Honor Society 3.4: President N.H.S. 4: Yearbook 4: Senior Play 4: Regents Scholarship Winner 4: Dol- lars For Scholars 4. Ambition: Theatre Arts Quote: . . . and in the joy of friendship. let there be laughter and sharing. OLSEN, THOMAS PAIGE, JANICE LAURETTA - Snail Band 1.2: NYSMA 1.2: Student Council Rep. 2.3: Prom Court 3: Prom Committee 3: BOSC. Ambition: Photography! travel Quote: Life is short and full of surprises. so take it slow and be happy. PARKER. LORI JEAN - Grenitch Chorus: Track: Homeroom Representa- tive. Ambition: Legal Secretary Quote: Life is never as beautiful today as it will be tomorrow. PECORE, MARTIN PENFIELD. ROBERT MICHAEL - Penny Varsity Football 3.4: Varisty Basketball 3: Varsity Track 3.4: lst Team All-Star Cen- ter, WIRY 84 WEAV 81 Press Rep.: Prom Court 3: Prom Committee 3: Senior Con- cession 4: Varsity Club 3.4. Ambition: Engineering PERRY, ALYCE PERYEA. MARK PORTER. TRACEY LEE Chorus. Ambition: IBM Operator Quote: Smile! It makes the world brighter. POSTIGLIONE. JOHN PRATT. DEBRA JANE - Batty Pratty PRIMO. BRIAN RABIDEAU. BRIAN FRANCIS - Bri Football 1: Basketball 1.2. Ambition: College Quote: Rock 'n RoII RABIDEAU, ROBERT PATRICK - Rabbit Baseball 1.2.3,4: Football 3.4. Ambition: Forestry REID. THOMAS MICHAEL - Crash Football 1,2: Bowling 2.3,4: Tennis 2,3.4: National Honor Society 3.4. Ambition: Federal Law Enforcement Quote: The Monopole Murph will conquer the world! RENADETTE. RICKEY REYELL. SHERRY LYNN Pep Club 2: Homeroom Rep. 3. Ambition: Secretary Quote: Remembering the times we've shared, the laughter and the fun. ROCK. BRENDA ROCK. DAVID ROCK. JANE MARIE Student Council 2: Senior Concession 4: Cheerleading 2,3.4: Prom Committee 3: Prom Court 3: Homecoming Queen 3: Senior Play 4. Ambition: College Quote: With love there is happiness. ROCK, STEPHANIE ANNE Senior Play 4: Yearbook Sales 4: BOSC 1.2.3,4: Senior Concession 4: Band 1.2.3,4: Cheerleading 2,3.4: Prom Com- mittee 3: Prom Court 3: Who's Who Among American High School Students 3. Ambition: Speech and Hearing Therapist Quote: To dream of the person you'd like to be is to waste the person you are. ROCKWELL, GREGORY MARK - Frito J.V. Football 1.2: MVP 2: Varsity Football 3.4: Baseball 1.2: Hockey 3: Basketball 1: Track 3: Varsity Club 3.4: Prom Court 3: Senior Play 4. Quote: Think positive . ROSE. JIM RICHARD Football, Baseball. Ambition: Accounting ROSSI, CARL ROUGIER. THOMAS ROUSSELL. LAURIE RUSSELL. CONNIE RUSSELL. GERRY JAY - Russ Football 1.2.3,4: Basketball 1.2.3: Track 1.2.3,4: Baseball 2: Prom Committee 3: Prom Court 3: Senior Play 4: Varsity Club 3.4: WIRY CVAC All-Star 2nd Team Wide Receiver. Ambition: TraveI!Architecture Quote: Love is nature's second gun. ST. JOHN. BRIAN SEABRON. RUDOLPH SENECAL. CARROLL SENECAL. JERRY SEYMOUR. WENDELL ARTHUR - Was BOCES 3.4. Ambition: Forestry SHAPPY. DONALD SHERMAN, JEFFREY SCOTT - Jeff Football 1.2.3,4: Track 1.2.3,4: National Honor Society 3.4: Prom Committee 3: Prom King 3: North Country Scholarship Nominee 3: Class Treasurer 4: Senior Play 4: Senior Concession 4: Varsity Club 3.4: Regents Scholarship Winner 4: NEDT Cer- tilicate 2: Dollars For Scholars 4. Ambition: College SHERMAN. MIKE ALLEN - Sibley JV Basketball manager: Track 1.2.3,4: Varsity Wrestling. Ambition: College SPOONER, SHERRY - Bug Ambition: Secretary STEWARD, TIMOTHY RICHARD - Tim Senior Play 4: Prom Committee 3: Senior Banquet Committee 4. Ambition: A psychiatric case College. Quote: When something gets in my way - I go round it. Don't let life get me down. gonna take it the way I found it. STONE. CHARLES Basketball 1: Senior Concession: Cross Country 4. STONIER, RICHARD WALLACE - Ripping Richard BOCES SUPERNAW. ROBIN LIN Ambition: Marriage Quote: Give a little. get alot. TAYLOR. ERIC NOEL - T Ambition: Computer Technician Quote: True friendship is the most valu- able thing people can have so. the more friends you have. the richer you are. TROMBLEY. ALBERT TROMBLEY. STEVEN GILBERT - Bunyon Football 1,2.3: Track 1.2.3,4: Basketball 2. TROMBLEY. STEVEN M. TROMBLEY. DALE-NR TRUDEAU. LUCY JEAN Tumbling 1: Prom Committee 3: Senior Play 4: Senior Banquet 4: Graduation Committee 4. Ambition: CoIIege!Medical Secretary Quote: Without friendship and friends. we couIdn't go on! VARIN. JIM DEAN - Mr. Endurance Cross Country 1.2.3,4: Wrestling 1.2,3: Basketball 4: Track 1.2.3,4: Band 1.2.3,4: Senior Play 4: Youth Speaks Forum 3: Var- sity Club 4: Cross Country States 3.4: V.P. Band 4: Cross Country Intersectionals 4: Track Intersectionals 3.4. Quote: Keep on Rockin' me, baby VASSAR. KEVIN WALKER. DIANE MARIE Field Hockey 2,3.4: Track 2,3.4: Cheer- leading 2,3.4: Band 1.2.3,4: Varsity Club 4: BOSC 1.2,3: Prom Committee 3: Prom Queen 3: Homecoming Court 3: Home- coming Queen 4: Youth Speaks Forum 4: Senior Play 4: Senior Concession 4: Year- book Sales 4. Ambition: CoIIege!EIementary Teacher Quote: The world is so full of a number of things: l'm sure we should all be as happy as kings. WHALEN, - BONNIE MARIE - Bon V.P. 1: Business Club 1: Senior Banquet Committee 4. Ambition: College Quote: It matters not what you are thought to be. but what you are. WHELDEN. ALLEN WHELDEN. GEORGE WILLETT, JUDY MAY Band: Basketball 2. Quote: Better to be small and shine than great and cast a shadow. WOOD. HEATHER MARIE - Heiffer Ambition: Cosmetologist WOOD. MARGUERITE VVOODLEY. JILL KATHERINE Band 1.2: Varisty Field Hockey 2,3,4: Cheerleading 3.4: Varsity Volleyball 4: Prom Committee 3: Homecoming Court 4: Varsity Club Secretary 4: Sophomore Class President: Varsity Softball 3: Senior Concession 4. Ambition: College!Teaching Quote: The sun only shines on those who start each day with optimism. YOUNG. SCOTT K. - Smokey BOCES Ambition: Auto Mechanic Quote: Thank you! LUCK.'S NORCO CORP. MYER'S DRUGS coin operated amusement and full line vending machines Plattsburgh 563-0522 Ticonderoga 595-9878 Best Wishes Class of '77 52 Margaret Street downtown and Plattsburgh Plaza Shopping Center HOBBS AND HOBBS WESTERN AUTO Beekmantown Road Beekmantown, N.Yi. l FIVE DOLLAR PATRONS Font's Sporting Goods Mr. Fred Brean Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Luck George Duprey Mrs. Kathryn Grube Mr. Leo Deyo Mr. Orville Covey O'NeiI's Coffee Shop Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Deyo, Sr. Magram's Candy Luck NATIONAL BELL STORES Lee Levi Campus Bell Stores Jeans Plus National Bell Stores BAY VIEW DAIRY P.O. Box 729 Plattsburgh, N.Y. 12901 FAVREAU'S LIQUOR STORE Beekmantown, New York ST. ARMAND'S SERVICE Rufus C. Deyo Jr. Prop. Groceries - Meats - Beer Complete Auto Repairs 8. Parts ,New York State Inspection Station ' Best Wishes DlCK'S SHELL SERVICE Corner Boynton 81 Magaret St. Plattsburgh, N.Y. 12901 Best Wishes to the Class of 1977 from the Trudeaus TRUDEAU'S TRUCKING INC. ADIRONDACK PRINTING SERVICE Design - Layout - Camera Ready Maiden Lane, Peru 643-9428 O D.L. TRAYNOR Air Conditioning - Refrigeration Technician West Chazy, New York Phone 493-3521 CHAMPLAIN HOME BAKERY Bread, Rolls, Brownies, Doughnuts All Occasion Cakes 16 Brinkerhoff St. 563-5360 CAPRPENTER'S, GALLERY 8. PLYWOOD CENTER Featuring Pennsylvania House Furniture Your One Stop Decorating Center Rt. 022, N. Plattsburgh, N.Y. Ph. 563-4365 We Make Your House A Hom WOODS FLOOR COVERING INC. Rt.alt22 N. Beekmantown Rd. A For Floor Covering Needs. Remember Dial 561-7.100 J.A. PAOLUCCI R.D. 2 - Box 264 West Chazy, N.Y. 12992 Plumbing and heating Contractor Free Estimates, K All work guarantee. 1563-61985 JEANS PLUS The In Place Big N Plaza Best of Luck to the Class of 1977 I BETTY AND LAWRENCE SHERMAN BREAN 81 DENO'S COUNTRY STORE ' ' West Chazy, New York Phone 493-4194 RIGSBEE AUCTION SERVICE Auctioneers - Appraiser - Real Estate Phone 493-4711 West Chazy, N.Y. PETERSON'S MUSIC We would like to extend our congratulations and best wishes to the class of '77. Thank you for your Patronage, Bob 81 Dale JOHN LAPAN SONS INC. Compliments of P8tC FOOD MKTS. Big N Plaza Cornelia Street Plattsburgh, New York RENE NEVEU'S 81 SON, INC. Plattsburgh, N.Y. 561-3000 ARNIE'S In the Heart of Downtown Plattsburgh Phone 561-9811 GUS' RED HOTS Cumberland Head Corners Peter Larios ' John Larios BORDEAU'S New and Used Furniture Beekmantown Four Corners Beekmantown, New York Buy - Sell - Trade DUBREY'S SERVICE STATION Used Cars Minor Repairs Phone 563-4461 Compliments of BEEKMAN INN NORTH BOWL LANES INC. 32 A19F Lanes, Pro Shop, Rest. Bar 81 Lounge Bowling is fun for everyone BOB CHRISTENSEN Plumbing, heating, building West Chazy, New York Phone 493-4624 ROSEBUD CREAMERY Plattsburgh, N.Y. MCGEE'S TEXACO Rt. 3 Plattsburgh, New York 563-1717 f QGCW1 K 'MS i VW l 4-QUQQYW l xw.3U?t - 1 U m5, N,wf IQ, bw E, CMG l.,,OUC2i9 MULQ Q F1Q fXQQ U ' 'il M l Zgnffwi MN y fffmiwi f M 1 v ' Q , Q 5 1 N r . 1 . 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