Canton Williams High School - Algonquin Yearbook (Canton, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 153 of the 1974 volume:

THESPIANS: Sitting: S. Carroll, T. Reasoner, P. MacMasters. Stan- ding: M. Bates, C. Watson, D. Clements, J. Street, D. Luftburrow, E. Holberg, M. Rearing. The Thespians headed by Mrs. Audet with the help of dramatics direc- tor Mr. Smith, worked hard again this year. “Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge”, a dramatic play about Civil War times, was presented for Thanksgiving, and at year- book press time a major spr- ing play was planned. Everyone goes sometime. Ready; Aim; Fire! 6 Mr. Smith — Dramatics Director You vicious beast, you! 7 Oh, the pain of it all! NAIADES: Row 1: B. Bronson, K. Lincoln, B. Alexander. Row 2: R. Barcomb, D. Dittman, B. Cropper, K. Lincoln, D. Curtis, K. Brown, T. Creasy. Row 3: T. Curran, N. Lemieux, C. Butler. NAIADES SPECIALTIES: Row 1: D. Lufburrow, C. McGee, N. Waylett, A. Oliver, S. Sheldon. Row 2: D. Underwood, S. Myers, D. Simpson, M. Abt, B. Smith, K. Stone, S. Wilder, L. Peckam, T. Monroe, A. LeDuc. 8 Naiades dove into the fairy tales when Mother Goose, played by Laurie Ellsworth, led us through storyland during the Naiades presentation of “Damp tales”. Kim Stone played “Cinderella” in a solo; Becky Smith and David Monroe played “Sleeping Beauty and the Prince” in a duet; and Brenda Holcomb, Nancy Simpson and Mary Jo Abt NAIADES: Row 1: P. Murphy, K. O’Brien, B. Holcomb, S. Laraby, S. Marsh. Row 2: S. McBath, B. Franklin. were the “Three Musketeers” in a trio. “Raggedy Ann and Andy” also made their appearance, played by Laura Peckham and Sue Wilder. The seniors had their own act, at their last show, in the routine “Seniors Were Kids Once, too”. Debbie Nash, Nancy Peggs, Jacki Davies, Brad Barr, David Monroe, Steve Myers, Alan LeDuc, Carol Coakley, Mary Clarke, Mary Bronson, and Cindy Barlow were in that act. Other routines included “Lonely Goat Herd”, “Darlings of Days Gone By”, “Tar- zan and the Headhunters”, and “The Seven Dwarfs”. NAIADES SENIORS: Row 1: N. Peggs, D. Nash, J. Davies, C. Barlow, C. Coakley, M. Clarke. Row 2: D. Monroe, S. Myers. Come on, Mrs. Monroe, we’re going to win this one. Juniors get their balloon popped. Bad Boy Briggs getting ready for the kill. 10 OK, Barney, we’ve got the rest of these guys beat. “Butt of course we won!” Seniors once again showed their superiority at the Olympics, stomping the th ree other classes. The freshman didn’t truck fast enough, the juniors got peeled, and Big Blue got washed up and thrown away. Make way for the greaser king of the world. n More than pictures develop in the darkroom. 12 Jivin’ John at the Junior Prom. The Juniors had their night on December 8 as Crusty Dutchess played, “Stairway to Heaven”, for the prom. Taking advantage of the Christmas season, the Middle School lobby was decorated with Christ- mas lights. Elementary, mv dear Watson. Burp, dammit. If only a girl would sit here, the night would be perfect. 13 “Today more than ever before, a realistic and practical education is so necessary for a successful future. The programs offered at the vocational center, are designed to teach the skills and related vocational units for either immediate employment or as a foundation for post secondary education.” William A. Hart Ass’t. Superintendent for Vocational Education You always did have two left arms. 14 I’m glad they turned the chain saw off. Maybe next week we’ll get to see the inside. Change a what? The black wire’s connected to the red wire. 15 We are gathered here today . . . NHS: Sitting: M. Lawrence, L. Knauerhase. Standing: D. Lemieux, M. Clarke, C. Coakley, J. Davies, D. Goodwin, K. Rowe. Whoever inducted the dog, can clean my pants. Besides 16 members from last spring, seven new members were inducted into NHS during a November assembly about Dorothy, the Scarecrow, the Tin Man, and the Lion go- ing to see the Wizard. Was NHS trying to say that Gary Clements’ speech from the previous spring was fantasy? NHS: Sitting: R. Travers, T. Reasoner, D. Zimmer. Standing: D. Monroe, K. Rich, S. Myers, J. Terrillion. Top Row: K. Montieth, M. Todd, C. Barlow, C. Romey, R. Spadaccini, M. Hall. 16 STUDENT COUNCIL FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES: Row 1, sitting: B. McKenney, L. Peckham. Row 2, standing: R. Whalen, J. Abt, R. Barcomb, C. Christopher, K. O’Brien, D. Dittman, M. Maroney. Row 3, top: F. Lobdell. Student Council had a busy schedule this year. Many meetings were scheduled with Mr. Peterson and Mr. Molnar to discuss such topics as the dance rules, fuel shortage, and busing. The press of the energy crisis and inflation created problems for the activity period. Look at ME, John. STUDENT COUNCIL JUNIORS AND SENIORS: Row 1: J. Terrillion, D. Manchester. Row 2, stan- ding: N. Mayhew, P. McMasters, J. Oliver, W. Potter, M. Lawrence, S. Merrill, K. Rowe. On bear: Kathy Taylor. 17 What a stupid idea. Feeding patients, changing bedpans, bringing fresh water, answering the buzzer, and making beds are just a few of the duties of a Candy Striper. These girls volunteer their time after school and even on holidays to help at the E. J. Noble Hospital. Oh, my aching back. Prunes will do it every time. Dr. Burke in action. CANDY STRIPERS: Crutches: N. Lemieux. Sitting: D. Carr, D. Ashley. Row 2: T. Blodgett, D. Bradley, W. Leavitt, M. Abt, M. Edwards. Row 1: R. Ames, D. Kennedy, D. Ames, A. Bisonette, J. Ladison, C. Aldous. Burnham, W. Conjura, D. Dittman, C. Bush, C. Hall, C. Ames, D. CANDY STRIPERS: Row 1: P. Webb, D. Todd, S. Supernault, K. Maroney. Standing: D. Manchester, C. McBath, D. Lemieux, B. Rich, M. Corbine, M. Mead, V. Newcombe, N. Snyder. Row 2: K. McCarthy, D. Nash. Westerdick, L. Prouty, S. Noble, K. Mager, K. Shick, W. Potter, C. 19 Reminds you of the good ol’ days, doesn’t it. The Wash took on a new look this year. Besides being the first year it dealt with politics and national issues, the Wash also had pictures in it and came out more often than in other years. Co-editors .......Bruce Carlisle Mari Marsh Sports editor.....Don Goodwin Staff.............Ellen Auster, Karen Kenyon, Cindy Barlow, Betsy Barrick, Cheryl McBath, Mike Clute, Tom Holland, Kathy Rich, Shiela Stevenson, Patti Stratford, Nancy Mayhew Teresa Monroe, Sylvia Kingston. Business..........Trudy Kirkey Ik Work, work, work. WASH STAFF: Sitting: S. Stevenson. Standing: N. Mayhew, K. Rich, K. Kenyon, S. Kingston. 20 ‘ 1 4 WASH STAFF: Sitting: B. Barrick, C. McBath, M. Bronson. Stan- ding: C. Sheldon, E. Auster, T. Monroe, C. Christopher, D. Sheen. 21 Not all of the talents of CHS students lie in math and English. The art club has proven their talents by decorating downtown windows during Christmas. Four of the chess club members won against the former state champion, Mr. Simpson. The library club went on a trip and held a slide presentation about the library. Don’t look until I’m done. No, you can’t shoot arrows at this. 22 ART CLUB: Sitting: S. Murdock, D. Perry, R. Neadom, S. Stevenson, D. Rowe. Standing: Ms. Sloane, D. Underwood, C. Christopher, T. Touro, S. Carroll, V. Pharoah, M. Hutto. LIBRARY CLUB: Left to right: D. Perry, C. Fitzgerald, C. Missing: A. Hatline, D. Hodge, D. Planty. Christopher, M. Smith, Y. Planty, D. Todd, P. Travers, S. Hatline. CHESS CLUB: Left to right: G. Saucier, M. Simpson, T. Touro, D. Brown. Missing: J. Quackenbush, B. Ash, D. Dart, J. Hazeltine, M. Waylett. 23 USA had another busy year, led by Kathy Rich, president; Mary Jo Abt, vice- president; Donna Lemieux, secretary; and Linda Knauerhase, treasurer. The time spent helping with the Banford School kids was rewarded with a roller skating trip, and a Christmas party for kindergarteners. In January, a visit to a college was being planned, with the help of money earned through bake sales. Where’s the booze? USA: Row 1: D. Lemieux, K. Rich, M. Corbine. Row 2: D. Sheen, J. Hoffman. Row 3: D. Rowe, C. Bushaw, D. Manchester, M. Abt, L. Todd, M. Forsythe, C. Maroney, J. Burnham, L. Coseo, C. Butler, K. Frouty, C. Barlow, B. Holcomb, R. Ames, B. Norton. 24 The Business Club is organized to help the students who want a career in business. This year the club visited Roethel’s and North Country Com- munity College to look at the business curriculum to help the students with their future plans. BUSINESS CLUB: Row 1: C. Barney, N. Ashton, J. Jason. Row 2: D. Ames, M. Coffey, T. Ashley. Row 3: K. Boshane, J. Lowry, P. Bennett. Row 4: R. Crites, D. Martin, S. Cox. BUSINESS CLUB: Row 1: D. Bradley, M. Blackburn, T. Lawrence, A. Bisonnette, R. Robinson, J. Kirkey, V. Pharaoh, Burnham, J. Wilson, K. Westerdick, V. St. Andrews. Row 2: N. R. Aldous, S. Burke, D. Vincent, R. Burke. 25 ANNOUNCERS: Standing: C. Terrillion, S. Supernault, K. Taylor, Weekes, C. Stalder, K. Rich. Sitting: C. Sheldon. T. m mmm Lunch today has been cancelled due to lack of interest. ANNOUNCERS: Sitting: D. Lemieux, C. Gates, D. Manchester, C. M. Abt, B. Alexander, S. Kingston, T. Touro, D. Lufburrow, P. Bushaw, W. Potter. Standing: K. Lincoln, C. Maroney, K. Lincoln, Murphy. Missing: Teresa Monroe. 26 FFA: Left to right: D. Lusk, D. Noble, K. Sibbitts, B. Sibbitts, R. Murdie, R. Martin, B. Squires, Mr. Josselyn. Future Farmers of America, participated in many activities this year. They made $250.00 in the citrus fruit sale, they came in first place in hand judging, and they had basketball games with Potsdam and Madrid. As of January, a snowmobile par- ty, spring picnic, and a seed sale were being planned. This year’s officers were A1 Locy, president; Rod Mouthrop, vice president; Rick Sibbitts, secretary; Dave Tracy, treasurer; Steve Goolden, reporter; and James Aldous, sen- tinel. 27 FFA: Row 1, kneeling: D. Gilson, S. Goolden, R. Mouthrop. Row 2, standing: B. Lawrence, J. Aldous, D. Tracy, G. Corbine, The Golden Bear, A. Locy, T. Evans, D. Peck. Editors-in-chief Nancy Peggs Jeanne Terrillion Sports Editors...........Nancy Mayhew Mark Todd Class Editor.............Kathy Rich Layout ..................Jenifer Boise Barb Greasy Artist ....................Kathy Monteith Copy Editor..............Kathy Rowe Photographers .............David Monroe Mike Waylett Janet Wilson Professional PhotographersRay A. Jubinville David Caneen Typists...................Denyea Harrington Donna Lemieux Proof Editor.............Terry Reasoner Business Manager ........Cindy Gates Circulation Editor.......Gary Sibbitts Circulation Staff .......Terry Ames Cindy Barlow Mary Bronson Sue Carroll Mary Corbine Mary Lawrence Tom Trippany I want to leave. I wonder where Jenifer is. Here he comes, Mr. America. 28 tss an,’ S M mul Way to go, Gary. I’m the one taking the pictures. Bag it, Nancy. Earning money to send students to other countries is the main objective of International Fellowship. Early in the fall a “press conference” was held to tell the high school about the experiences of the exchange students from Canton, and to introduce Antonio and Aura. To earn money three international dinners and two raffles were held during the year. Kim Hoffman, Karen Frasier, Colleen Maroney, David Monroe, Betsy Barrick and John Quackenbush are next year’s choices for ex- change students from Canton. Antonio Resende, Brazil 30 INTERNATIONAL FELLOWSHIP: Left to right: R. Spadacinni, C. Barlow, D. Monroe, M. Clarke, C. Stalder, K. Hoffman, C. Maroney. Missing: C. Coakley. Today, the Dairy Parade; tomorrow, the Rose Bowl FLUTE Crickett Romey Michele Bates Laura Peckham Kathy Rowe SAXOPHONE .... Frances Lobdell Colleen Butler Nanette Lemieux Roxanne Locy OBOE Richard Clements BASSOON TRUMPET ....... CLARINET Christine White Ellen Newman Sheryl McBath Kathy Locy Kathy Shick Jane Erwin Patricia Murphy Neil Thomas Susan Patterson Douglas Dittman Eugene Cox Steve Myers Steve Merrill David Lehr Sharon Cox Donna Dittman Debbie Ashley BARITONE Bonnie Norton Lauri Prouty TROMBONE ..... Patricia Latimer TUBA Elaine Robinson Martha Smith PERCUSSION Timothy Whalen FRENCH HORN .. Susan Morter Charles Van Vleet Mike Scriminger 31 COLORGUARD: T. Whiteford, T. England, M. Smith. 32 33 Our seriousness is only surpassed by our great talent ORCHESTRA: Sitting: E. Newman, P. Murphy, L. Knauerhase, K. Standing: K. Kear, E. Auster, S. Peckham, C. Smith, S. Noble, C. Monteith, S. Munson, K. Rich, S. Tupper, D. Dittman, N. Snyder. Aldous, M. Jenack, D. Dittman, G. Fedchak. The maestro wo«uld be so STRING ORCHESTRA: Row 1: S. Munson, K. Rich, M. Rearing, K. Rexford, J. Munson, D. Lufburrow. Row 2: K. Monteith, L. Knauerhase, S. Tupper, C. Smith, S. Noble, B. Robinson. And-uh one, and-uh two...... ORCHESTRA: Sitting: C. Hall, M. Rearing, R. Rexford, J. Terrillion, S. Morter, D. Lufburrow, J. Munson. Standing: Mrs. Rear, C. Van Vleet, D. Coots, W. Leavitt, M. Simpson, B. Barr, D. Clements. 35 CHORUS: Sitting: D. Newman. On piano: D. Conjura. Row 1: D. Sheen, T. Ashley, D. Carr, D. Dittman, C. McBath, B. Cropper, B. Barrick. Row 2: C. Ames, D. Kennedy, A. Madison, D. Dittman, M. Abt, A. Linden- mayer, C. Hall. Man, is that a fantastic picture of David. 36 CHORUS: Row 1, kneeling: M. Smith, C. Palmer, P. Webb, B. Robinson, W. Potter. Row 2: S. Supernault, D. Premo. Row 3: Y. Planty, C. Watson, C. White, L. Prouty, J. Whitcomb, B. Norton, M. Rearing, P. Travers, K. Schick. Row 4: D. Perry, D. Clements, M. Scriminger, S. Tupper, C. VanVleet. 37 Although early in th e season, the tumblers were enthusiastically planning a show for the late spring. Along with the assistance of several other Middle School teachers, Mrs. Walts has been further aided with this task by Mr. Barody. Graduating this June are such athletes as Pat- ti Dewan, Jacki Davies, Jeanne Terrillion, Donna Lemieux, and Kathy Mager. How long do I have to hang here? SENIORS: Bottom: P. Dewan, J. Davies, J. Terrillion. Top: D. Lemieux, K. Mager. JUNIORS: Front: A. Brizendine. Back: G. Romey, V. DeMaio, G. Hardy, K. Locy, E. Robinson. I FRESHMEN SOPHOMORES: Front: R. Donnelly, C. Palmer, S. Gill. Back: B. Sayer, M. Maroney. 39 VARSITY C: Row 1: K. Monteith, M. Lawrence, N. Mayhew, J. Boise, D. Lemieux, K. Taylor, L. Norton. Row 2: M. Waylett, M. Bronson, C. Barlow, M. Corbine, B. Creasy, L. Knauerhase, M. Marsh, D. Cunningham. Row 3: A. LeDuc, B. Barnett, T. Reasoner, C. Ayras- sian, S. Carroll, J. Davies, D. Harrington, P. Dewan, K. Cota, H. Maroney. Row 4: P. Flanagan, S. Briggs, D. Goodwin, L. Brown, R. Travers, D. Monroe, D. Zimmer. Row 5: T. Trippany. Row 6: T. Schmitz. Row 7: A. Locy. PEP CLUB: B. Cropper, D. Dittman, P. Murphy, S. Stiles, L. Yanchitis, B. Alexander, T. Weeks, S. Kingston, K. Knauerhase. 40 Eve, Eve, come back. I’ll use Scope! % This year’s X-Country team had a very respectable season, being the only varsity team to have more wins than losses during the fall season. Russ Travers was selected “most valuable runner”, and Dave Underwood received the “most improved” award. CROSS COUNTRY: Kneeling: R. Travers, R. James. Standing: Brown, J. Strept, G. Fedchak. Coach Hourihan, C. Watson, S. Myers, D. Underwood, A. LeDuc, L. 41 Even with six All-Northern (Rick Durocher, Don Goodwin, Keith Cota, Mike Christy, Dean Liscum, and Jim New- man), Coach Dusharm’s Varsity Soccer team had a disappointing year, with several close losses. Awards were given to Paul Flanagan, most improved; Keith Cota, best offensive player; Dean Liscum, best defensive player; and Rick Durocher, most valuable player. Hold Still!!! 42 VARSITY SOCCER: Row 1: J. Stone, K. Cota, D. Goodwin, R. Durocher, D. Locy. Row 2: C. VanHyning, T. Burnham, J. Newman, R. Delorme, R. Nelson, D. Liscum, D. Goodwin, P. Flanagan, M. Waylett. Row 3: Coach Dusharm, J. Lusk, D. Tracy, M. Christy, M. VanHorne, C. Bjork, T. Locke, T. Trippany, S. Merrill, A. Beaudin, K. Mousaw, D. Conjura, R. Grandaw, R. Pike, S. Peckam, S. Jason. Where’s the ‘four’ hole? The Varsity Football team had another exciting but disappointing season. Under the instruction of Coaches Audet and Hayden, the Bears defeated Salmon River, tied Malone, and lost several close games. Awards were given to A1 Locy, most valuable lineman and All-Northern; Bob McKenney, most improved and All- Northern; and Mark Todd, outstanding back. VARSITY FOOTBALL: Row 1: B. Ames, J. Belgarde, M. Todd, M. Davis, N. Thomas, E. Cox, H. Wilder, M. Elberty, B. Lawrence. Row Hall, A. Locy, T. Lamendola, P. Beaulieu, R. Mckenney, C. Ayras- 3: R. Marsh, B. Carey, D. Huntley, M. Elliott, J. Coffey, J. Oliver, S. sian, L. Newman. Row 2: P. Taberski, L. Frank, J. Quackenbush, M. Lawrence, S. Segar. Standing: Coach Audet, Coach Hayden. 44 45 J.V. GIRLS’ SOCCER: Row 1: D. Shean, D. Cobb, Co-Captain B. Latimer, W. Morrison, B. Brossoit, V. Weaver. Row 3: Coacb Mrs. Alexander, S. Marsh, S. Gill, Co-Captain K. Sheldon, M. Bowman. Walts, M. Pitkin, M. Kenyon, L. Peckham,K. O’Brien, K. Brown, M. Row 2. F. Lobdell, V. St. Andrews, C. O’Brien, T. Curran, P. Maroney, P. Travers, S. Supernault, J. Erwin, B. Weaver, T. Gilson. Although the JV girls played an excellent 1972-73 season, the first place title was not quite in their reach. High scorer Laura Peckham and other hooters such as Sue Gill and Becky Alex- ander helped pave the way for their rank of second in the Northern League. Moving in for the kill. 46 For the second consecutive year the Canton girls have outrun and out- scored all opposition to possess the first place title in the Northern League. With such outstanding talents as Cathy Taylor, Dee Adele Butler and Martha Taylor, the fleet- footed hooters suffered only one loss out of fourteen games. “Don’t you dare touch my leg!” VARSITY GIRLS’ SOCCER: Row 1: K. Hoffman, D. Butler, T. Walts, K. Burwell, S. Patterson, C. Taylor, K. Chisholm, M. Taylor, Schmitz, K. Navan, K. Locy, M. Rearing, K. Kenyon. Row 2: C. A. Rollins, E. Auster, G. Romey, J. Boise, R. Locy. Missing: C. Coakley, W. Mousaw, Co-Captain P. Rood, M. Lawrence, G. Hardy, Barlow, E. Robinson. C. Sheldon, Co-Captain N. Mayhew, M. Marsh. Row 3: Coach Mrs. “My hemorrhoids are killing me!’ i With five wins and a close loss, the J.V. Football team clenched the League title this year, definitely chang- ing football’s outlook at Canton. Under the excellent supervision and instruction of Coaches Riggs and Chisholm, the squad im- pressed the North Country with their aggressiveness and thirst for victory. Stomp ’em; stomp ’em side the head. Kiss me, you fool!!! J.V. FOOTBALL: Row 1: G. Corbine, J. Lawrence, R. Scalise, D. Taylor, R. Huntley, J. Ferguson, M. Randall, R. Jackson, C. Briggs, G. Conklin. Row 2: B. Squires, D. Myers, J. Kennedy, S. Gardner, S. Dafoe, R. James, R. Klemens, B. Dafoe, P. McMasters. Row 3: D. Fletcher, A. Audet, H. McDonald, D. Maloy, S. Gordon, C. Mousaw, R. Wilder, C. VanFleet. Row 4: R. Pike, A. McAdoo, R. Spadaccini, D. Charleson, L. Matott, K. Cota, M. Whalen. Row 5: Coach Chisholm, D. Stevenson, T. Martin, C. Brown, R. Hill, F. Maroney, Coach Riggs. 48 49 Under Coach Smilgin’s guidance the J.V. Soccer team won another League title. With the return of many energetic freshman, next year’s team promises to be another title grabber. The sophomores will certainly be an asset to next year’s Varsity team, as well. J.V. SOPHOMORES, NO PICTURE: B. Ash, B. Bjork, M. Bowman, D. Brown, B. Christy, II. Cohen, C. Crowell, R. Delorme, J. Hazeltine, W. Holmes, B. Jackson, G. Keller, D. Lusk, G. Marvin, J. McDonald, B. Newman, D. Noble, S. Peterson, J. Rich. F. Rookey, M. Scrim- minger, B. Stiles, K. Stone, J. Underwood, P. VanHvning. That’s it! Keep the ball down at that end. J.V. SOCCER: Row 1: T. Hunt, B. Todd, G. Cotier, R. Simpson, J. Hutchinson, G. Williams, S. Bennett, P. Mace, T. Holland, J. Aldous, H ayes, T. Whalen, B. Durocher, R. Miller, R. Scott, A. Mousaw, S. B. Rowe, B. Taylor. Barr, N. Whitmore. Row 2: Coach Smilgin, D. Cady, A. Blanchard, R. 50 Pay attention, Jacki. Look at that hunk! Get away from me, you fiend! EL I i 51 CHEERLEADERS: Left to right: C. Murphy, J. Davies, D. Lemieux, M. Corbine, C. Smith, D. Harrington, P. Dewan, L. Knauerhase. CHEERLEADERS: Row 1: F. Lobdell. Row 2: K. Knauerhase, K. O’Brien, K. Levato, C. Dewan. Row 3: S. Stiles, A. Oliver, N. Lemieux. CHEERLEADERS: Row 1: T. Creasy. Row 2: P. Murphy, S. Sheldon, S. Reichert, M. Reichert. Row 3: T. Weekes, D. Curtis, K. Sheldon. CHEERLEADERS: Row 1: L. Norton, T. Touro, C. Sheldon. Row 2: K. Taylor, B. Creasy. Row 3: E. Auster, T. Reasoner. Row 4: K. Montieth, S. Carroll. He touched me! Where are my bagpipes? Take us to your leader. All rise for the Bears. 53 This year the swim teams, both the boy’s and the girl’s have per- formed excellently. For the girls a winning streak sums up their outstanding talents. The boys have successfully outswam their op- ponents to also complete a great season. One successful competitor was David Benjamin, who in his first year of high school has already broken records. Mary Bronson is the only one graduating from the girls’ team, while David Monroe, Russ Travers, Kirk Stone, Brad Barr, and Craig Streit are leaving the boys’ team. David, Kirk, and Brad all hold school records. I wonder if the Olympic Committee would ever con sider me? Thank God it’s only one lap. llllll 1 ijj! 1 III ' I'liMI lllll || i | i mi :|| i . ' || Iff|ffi : : : ;: ;I ! . IJjgl | I i 11 ■ : § ' § §1| i ' iflKItti'S :: H11! i s ill ii tlilli «it «i «p ,,-f m m . I wish that alligator would close its mouth! GIRLS’ SWIMMING: Row 1: T. Whiteford, R. Locy, C. Scalise. Row 2: M. Maroney, M. Bronson, N. Simpson, D. Newman, R. Whalen, J. Abt, A. Wilder, K. Lawrence, M. Bowman. Row 3: H. Waylett, K. Locy, T. Waylett, R. Barcomb, L. Peckham, K. Stone, D. Benjamin, K. Brown, Coach Miss Whalen. 54 BOYS’ SWIMMING: Row 1: J. Hazeltine, C. Streit, R. Girard, R. Scott, S. Monroe, D. Benjamin, R. Travers, K. Rexford, R. Simpson, D. Whalen, D. Monroe. Row 2: E. Laraby, S. Kennedy, C. Christopher, D. Dittman, J. Laraby, M. Whalen, D. Myers, D. Brown, D. Conjura, M. Travers. Missing: B. Barr, K. Stone. Coaches Mr. O’Connell, Mr. Young. DIVERS: Row 1: N. Simpson, M. Maroney, K. Locy. Row 2: J. Laraby, E. Laraby. “Run, run! There’s a shark back there!” 55 Coach Dusharm’s JV Hoopsters, handicapped by the loss of Cohen and McKenny to the varsity team, managed to uphold a respectable season. Working with young, inexperienced players, Coach Dusharm developed a fine team with talent and potential. Row 2: Coach Dursharm, J. Ferguson, M. Bowman, R. Huntley, R. Stiles, D. Noble, R. Murdie, R. Scalise, T. Moquin, Assistant Coach M. Cartmill. 56 J.V. BASKETBALL: Row 1: T. Holland, C. Boise, R. Durocher, R. Pike, A. Audet, S. Bennett, T. Whalen, W. Putnam, L. Matott. 57 Under the superb instruction of Coach Hourihan, Canton’s hoopsters had an excellent season, winning Section 10’s Division A Championship. Seniors Don Goodwin, Brian Anderson, and Rick Durocher, along with Sophomores Hal Cohen and Bob McKenney, led the team to victory after victory. Hal swishes another one. VARSITY BASKETBALL: Kneeling: R. McKenney, Hal Cohen. Zimmer, B. Anderson, R. Nelson, T. Acker, D. Goodwin, L. Newman, Standing: Coach Hourihan, H. Wyzisk, B. Lawrence, E. Cox, D. D. Underwood, R. Durocher, D. Huntley, Coach Seymour. 58 You can have the ball, but get your armpit out of my face. ©•!, Ref!!! I’ve got ants in my pants. Goodwin gets high at the game. 59 Mr. Bolesh, JV Wrestling Coach, instructed and trained some fine wrestlers. Unfortunately, however, the team suffered many losses due to the forfeiting of several weight classes. 60 J.V. WRESTLING: Kneeling: M. Stone, E. Duvall, M. Darrah, K. Cota, S. Dafoe, S. Gordon. Standing: P. Van Hyning, R. James, D. Lawrence, D. Charleson, A. Silva, Coach Bolesh. Smile! Under the guidance of a new varsity wrestling coach, Mr. Riggs, the grapplers had a fine season. At the half- season mark Paxil Beaulieu was undefeated. A1 Loey, Dave Tracy, Neil Thomas, and Jim Taylor also had remarkable records. Cota scares off his opponent. Rock-a-bye baby in the cradle. 62 VARSITY WRESTLING: Kneeling: J. LaRue, R. Eells, C. Streit, D. N. Thomas, J. Votra, P. Beaulieu, G. Corbine, S. Blodgett, Coach Tracy, J. Taylor, R. Mouthrop, D. Gilson. Standing: K. Cota, D. Locy, Biggs. 63 Safe at first base? GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Team A Nancy Ashton Kathy Burwell Dee Adele Butler Mary Clarke Nancy Mayhew Sue Patterson VICTORIES Gouverneur OFA Potsdam Anne Rollins Virginia St. Andrews Cathy Taylor Martha Taylor Kelly Westerdick Chris White Coach—Mrs. C. LOSSES Morristown Tupper Lake “No matter how high I jump, I can’t reach the thing!” GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Team B Roxanne Aldous Cindy Barlow Mary Blackburn Helen Briggs Sue Burke Carol Coakley VICTORIES Colton Hermon-DeKalb Potsdam Jeanette Jason Trudy Kir key Mary Lawrence Marty Mead Karen Navan Cindy Rivet Coach—Mrs. C. LOSSES Tupper Lake When is it gonna come down? 64 ;Don’t be a puck hog, give it to me! “Normal people skate forwards.” “So this is what happens to the opponents!” Defenders of Equality Although not yet recognized by the school, the girls hockey team is striving toward recognition with fame and glory. The team had a 5-1-1 record, with several wins against Potsdam and Louisville tie with our esteemed faculty, and a loss to Ot- tawa. The whole team coordinated its ef- forts to play as one person, with a few girls leading the scoring. Seniors Mary Lawrence, Sue Carroll and Carol Coakley teamed up to challenge all. Next year should prove even more thrilling than this year. Maybe if I’m lucky, I can trip him.” 65 Victory comes in all sizes and shapes Success has spelled the name of the game for the J.V. girls basketball team. Midway through the ’74 season the girls have defeated every rival team challeng- ing them. Wins were accumulated against Potsdam, Clifton-Fine, Norwood, Holy Family and O.F.A. Pacemakers for the girls have been Virginia St. Andrews, Amy Acker, and Debbie Lufburrow. “With this throw, I command thee to enter yon basket!” arm is Conjura, C. White, B. Brossoit. Row 2: M. Kenyon, B. W eaver, V. St. Andrews, F. Travers, A. Acker, D. Lufburrow. Missing: V. Marvin, M. Elliot, D. Dittman. 66 VARSITY GIRLS BAS- KETBALL, Row 1: D. Butler, T. Curran, S. Kingston, K. Navan, B. Holcomb. Row 2: Coach Mr. Barodv, A. Rollins, M. Taylor, K. Burwell, C. Taylor, C. Terrillion. Missing: M. Lawrence, G. Ilardv, K. Stiles, V. Newcomb. “If all else fails, cripple ’em!” “Is that the other team or did the zookeeper let all the gorillas out?” “This kid didn’t use any B. O. spray today, or yesterday . . “We have not yet begun to play!” Victory tastes sweet, but defeat hurts, as the varsity girls already found out. With the season half over, Canton won one game and lost four. Each game was a closely matched hard fought contest. Under the coaching of Mr. Barody, the girls were led by Martha Taylor, Mary Lawrence and Cathy Taylor. 67 The drudgery of early morning practice. Coach Martin’s J.V. Hockey team had a difficult season due to the loss of nine players. H owever, with the excellent instruction and guidance of Mr. Martin and with some talented players, the team had a fairly good season. Oops! I dropped it. 68 J.V. HOCKEY: Row 1: F. Rookey, R. Jackson, B. Flanagan, R. Jackson, C. Crowell. Row 2: R. Spadaccini, D. Smith, R. Neadom, P. McMasters, S. Peterson, R. Miller, D. Stevenson, T. Martin, T. Hunt, Assistant Coach Coakley. Row 3: R. Wilder, D. Fletcher, C. Mousaw, W. Ash, G. Meenan, J. Lawrence, R. Klemens. Missing: Coach Mar- tin. 69 With the outstanding goal tending of Spadaccini and the aid of Mgr. Trip- pany, Coach Coir’s varsity hockey team initially had a good season. Defensemen Ayrassian, Flanagan, and Briggs along with forwards Holladay, Barnett, Cun- ningham, and Coots led the team with an impressive style. However, due to several suspensions and in- juries, the team suffered in the latter part of the season. Two on none equals one. VARSITY HOCKEY: Row 1: D. Cunningham, R. Barnett, P. Briggs, J. Holladay, B. Coots, G. Lawrence, R. Grandaw, Mgr. T. Flanagan, R. Spadaccini, C. Ayrassian, T. Lamendola. Row 2: Assis- Trippany, Coach Coir. Row 3: M. Elberty, M. Christy, J. McDonald, tant Coach W. Coakley, S. Peckam, J. Quackenbush, H. Wilder, S. D. Taylor, S. Lawrence, P. Rosenburg, R. Christy, L. Frank. 70 Sure, Ted. Rolling dice? 71 72 I remember.......... Barbie dolls and GI Joe, Little green army trucks. Big red lollipops, Pee wee baseball, Marbles on the sidewalk, The Easter Bunny and Santa Claus, Tricycles and Wagons, Cotton candy and circuses. I wonder . . . Can we still see the world through the eyes of a child? Key to identifying pictures—p. 85. Dedicated to Mrs. Whitman and Mr. Franklin When you need someone to talk to. They talk. When you need some guidance, They guide. When you need someone to care, They care. When you need a friend, They are always there. 74 Mr. Peterson Superintendent of Schools Mrs. Breckenridge Nurse Mr. Caneen Director of Audio-Visual Aids Mr. Molnar Mr. Murphy Principal Director of Student Activities Mrs. Almstead Librarian 76 SCHOOL BOARD: Row 1, sitting: C. Drew, F. Wilder, D. Peckham, D. Wentworth. Row 2, stan- ding: E. O’Brien, E. Brackett, D. Potter, M. Maroney. Missing: S. McAdoo, F. Richardson. Mrs. Taylor Secretary Mrs. Whitman Guidance Secretary Mr. Wisner Guidance 77 Mr. Miller Guidance Mr. Audet Advisor and Director HPEA Mrs. Freeland Assistant Librarian Mr. Holena Math Mr. Riggs Physical Education Mr. Garner Industrial Arts Mr. Snell Agriculture Mrs. Caracciolo Physical Education Mr. Smith English 78 CAFETERIA STAFF: Row 1, sitting: Mrs. McClouskey, Mrs. Hitch man, Mrs. Woodley, Mrs. Hering, Mrs. Amo, Mrs. Potter. Row 2, standing: Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Hill, Mrs. McClennan, Mrs. Trombley, Mrs. Rosenbarker, Mrs. Rexford, Mrs. Lvtle. ll Mr. Josselyn Agriculture Mr. Coir Math Mr. DeMaio Driver Education Mrs. Monroe English Mrs. Murphy School Lunch Manager Mrs. Hourihan Home Economics 79 Mr. Smilgin “r- Donnelly Social Studies Business Education Mrs. Colton Social Studies Mr. Isham Special Education Mr. Barry Mrs. Markkula Science Business Education 80 JANITORS: Sitting: Mr. Spicer, Mr. Dawley, Mr. Regan, Mr. Fifield. Standing: Mr. Miller, Mr. Brown, Mrs. Brown, Mr. Pryce. Mrs. Johnson Physical Education Mrs. Christopher Latin 81 Mr. Walts V.I.C. Mr. Leonard Supervisor of Building and Grounds Mr. Seymour - English Math 82 Mrs. Audet English Mr. Hayden Miss Todd Spanish Mr. Woodley Superintendent of Transportation Mr. Witherhead Science 83 Mrs. Martin English Mrs. Renick English Mr. Jones Math Mr. Hourihan Physical Education Mr. Laraway Vocal Music Mr. Baffaro Director of Music Mr. Chisholm Science Key to Page 72: 1. Tad Acker 2. Jenifer Boise 3. Jeff Holladay 4. Kathy Rowe 5. Nancy Peggs 6. Jeanne Terrillion 7. Kathy Rich 8. N. Peggs, L. Donaldson, D. Vincent, L. Norton, G. Sibbitts, B. Car- michael, M. Hall, D. Underwood, D. Harrington, K. Taylor, M. Howard, J. Segal, D. Martin, F. Gilbo, M. Latimer, Mrs. Smith. 9. Debbie Nash 10. Brian Coots 11. Carol Coakley 12. Cindy Gates Page 73. 1. Jerry Belgarde, Denyea Harrington. 2. Cindy Barlow 3. David Monroe 4. Kathy Mager 5. Laurie Norton 6. Russ Travers 7. Nan cy May hew 8. Jacki Davies Ms. Sloan Art Mrs. Reed French Mr. Martin Health and Physical Education Mr. Santeramo Music Mr. Franklin Social 11 85 It’s hard to believe so much could happen in thirteen years of school! From the first day of kindergarten to the last day of our senior year our class was busy, in one way or the other. The big event in the Banford School was watching chickens hatch in Mrs. Pries room. Now we realize how similar we were to those chickens—bit by bit breaking our way into life and wondering whether school was only the shell. : Anne Dunkelberg James Votra Sam Stone Andrew Silva Chris Blackmer Russell James Lee Anne Lowry warn Sarah Lawrence Kirk Stone Some of us started school elsewhere. Jeanne Terrillion, Sue Fisher, Bob Nelson, and Dawn Dawley attended the Morley school. Frank Besio, Kim Stiles, Paul Beaulieu, Kim McAllaster went to the Rensselaer Falls school. Some of our class also attend- ed the Catholic School. They were “blessed” with a nun who pulled any loose teeth she saw, with trips to the sugar bush, and with a trip to the Cathedral in Ogdensburg. Besides that they didn’t have to go to school on some of the days that the Ban- ford did. Janice Hazeltine Though the Banford School missed out on all that fun, the students weren’t totally neglected. They were entertained by Mrs. Meng standing on her head, and Mrs. Dingman’s orange tree. We played marbles, Barbie dolls, and tumbled on the sidewalk during recess. Also annual Halloween parades were held and prizes were given for the best costumes. Naturally, David Monroe won the prize in fifth grade as a baby, complete with his diapers and his bottle. Kathy Taylor Paul Beaulieu Doug Johnson Kathy Mager Greg George Nancy Ashton 90 Mary Lawrence Jenifer Boise Terry Reasoner Steve Myers By the time we reached sixth grade, we were the oldest in the Grammar School and loved the idea of being the “top”. It was a busy year for most of us. The chorus presented a musical called THE PRINCE OF PEDDLERS, starring Lee Brown as the peddler; Rick Sibbitts, the prince; and Sue Patterson, the princess. Also starring were Gary Sibbitts, Kathy Mager, Carol Coakley, Kathy Monteith, Carl Ayrassian, Terry Schmitz, and Laurie Norton. It was the custom then to choose a Pee Wee Queen and Princess. From our class Kathy Taylor was chosen as queen and the princesses were Jacki Davies, Sally Rood, Dawn Dawley, Terry Reasoner, and Kathy Monteith. Craig Streit We’ll never forget the time that more than half the class was sick from food poisoning. The Grammar School was really bare that day. Chicken anyone?? Each of us will have our own memories of sixth grade teachers. Mrs. Nash, Mrs. Petty, Mrs. Tupper, and Mrs. Rendon were there all year. One class went through three teachers: Mrs. Niles, Mrs. Farrell, and Mrs. Yodgis. One of the biggest days for all of us was when the whole sixth grade went to the museum in Ottawa. Canadians must have thought that they were being in- vaded when they saw three busloads of eleven, twelve, and thirteen year olds pile out with their cameras, Pep- si cans, and car sickness pills. Carol Coakley Mark Hall Patti Dewan Lower Right: Kirk Todd Waltha Gaye Leavitt Robert Weaver Gary Cougler 93 Gary Sibbitts Jeanne Terri Ilion Cricket Romey Mark Todd Dawn Dawley David Monroe 94 Janet Wilson Ames Greg George will probably never forget skiing that year. In one day of skiing he broke both legs and was in bed and on crutches for several months. Through movies in the auditorium, talks in the nurses office, and little books and pamphlets given out by the nurse, sixth grade girls were privileged to learn about the “facts of life”. When the guys couldn’t steal one of the girls’ books, they had to find their own. Soon it was almost June again and Orientation Day came. This was the day that sixth graders took a bus to the High School and spent a day there with a seventh grader to prepare us for moving from the Grammar School to the Big Time. The idea was both exciting and a little scary. 95 Nancy Mayhew Antonio Resende Maribeth Hutto Sue Noble Howie Maroney When seventh grade finally did come, we had to give up the privilege of being the top grade. We were on the bottom again—really on the bot- tom! We took grief from everyone from eighth graders to seniors, knowing that someday it would be our turn to give it out. Many new kids joined our class this year, since students from the Catholic School came to the High School. They had to share all the good and bad aspects of the new school with us. One of the worst aspects was the pass system. Everywhere we went, we had to have a pass with us—or watch out. Teachers were stricter about things then, including no gum chewing, no talking in study hall, and no wandering the halls. The boys couldn’t even make noise in the boy’s room or in would come Mrs. Miles. Mari Marsh Steve Briggs Russell Travers Ed Curry Lee Brown 97 Donna Lemieux 98 Kevin Mousaw Cindy George Seventh grade did have some good points, though changing classes and activities eighth period, in- cluding bowling, student council, and chess club made the days more in- teresting. It was during the summer after seventh grade that the Middle School was finished. This school complete with a pool, carpets on the floor, classrooms with no doors, a lobby, and a “Learning Resource Center”, was quite a change from the traditional school buildings we were used to. Grades five through eight were in the Middle School so once again we were the top grade. Though we were only there for one year, we made the most of it. The atmosphere was completely different—no passes, we went outside for some classes and we got to swim during school. For chemistry we had a real lab, our own newspaper, and our own Student Council. 99 Jacki Davies Barb Creasy Holly Bisnett Frank Besio Denyea Harrington mm Aura Morales 100 Cindy Gates Laurie Norton No matter how much we liked the other grades, there was something special about ninth grade. Although we were back in the High School, it wasn’t the same as in 7th grade. Being able to say “I'm in high school,” made the fact that once again we were the bot- tom grade more bearable. We had the Olympics, dances, sports, and parties to look forward to. Karen Tupper Sue Lyth Sue Patterson Wendy Potter and Paul Rosenberg 102 Kathy Rowe Sally Rood We’ll always have our own special memories of our freshman teachers. Remember Mr. Coir’s “witty” puns? One of his favorites was, “This year you have FOIL; next year it’s Reynolds Wrap.” Mr. Chisholm also had some of his own special sayings like, “You bunch of mental midgets.” Mr. O’Connell won’t be forgotten either, especially by a certain group of girls who learned that he didn’t appreciate anyone shining a mirror in his class while he was trying to teach. Those girls paid by writing and writing and writing . . . We won’t forget Mrs. Casella and Mrs. Dutcher either for all those great English Assignments. Lyle Newman Nancy Peggs 103 90 : Sue Carroll Mary Clarke Kathy Monteith Lewis LaClair and Sue Fisher Debbie Woodside 104 Joy Squires By our sophomore year we were pros at being in high school. We were a success at our first party, and at the Olympics where we heat the other three classes by at least three points. Our sophomore teachers were something to be remembered. Mr. Smilgin and Henry VIII, Mr. Hayden and slippery frogs, and Mr. ‘‘Jet’’ Reynolds and l 0 RUNS will always be in our memories. Rick Sibbitts Ron Card nor Bob Barnett Brad Barr Mary Peters Helmuth Wyzisk The summer of tenth grade marked the halfway point of our high school years. The big social event of our Junior year was the Prom. The theme “Imagine” was carried out by tbe use of crepe paper, champagne glasses, a fountain, murals, and hours of hard work. Women’s lib hit the hockey world so Sue Carroll, Terry Reasoner, Carol Coakley, Mary Lawrence, Laurie Nor- ton, and Kathy Monteith got out the sticks for a team. Members of our class were chosen for National Honor Society, and Foreign Ex- change Students. We won’t mention the Olympics, only to say that out of our generous spirit, we let those elder seniors have one victory while they were in school. Bob Nelson Tony Lamendola David Zimmer 107 The junior year was a big year for regents. Besides the regular ones in math and science, the social, English, French, and Spanish regents were given. To relax after all this work a party was held at Big Rock after the last regents was over: hot weather and soft drink, right? Some of our class had a very exciting summer. Mary Lawrence brought fame to our class and the entire school when she won a statewide junior golf championship and came in se- cond place on the national level. On September 4, 1973 our Senior year, the best Senior year yet, started. After all the years of waiting, the world was hardly ready or were we? Suddenly the future loomed over us and we frantically began searching for colleges or deciding about jobs, marriage, or th e service. A1 Locy Bruce Ames Bob Maloy Marion McDonald and Janice Gratto John Coffey 108 Trudy Kirkey Bob Grandaw Right from the start we plunged into all kinds of tests that were need- ed for college. The Regents Scholarship tests, lasting six hours, took care of one day. Later were the ACT’s and or the SAT’s. The blast of a fire alarm brought some of us out to find it was a real fire of questionable origin in a storage room of the high school. School was delayed for only an hour, but every little bit of ex- citement helped. We got an extra dose of excitement at the Olympics when the SUPER seniors creamed the oth er tii ree classes. This year was the first time the Olympics had a theme. The teachers par- ticipated in the greaser theme by wearing bobby socks, saddle shoes, long skirts, and slicked back hair. Everyone enjoyed the theme during inter- mission, especially the jitterbugging by Miss Todd and Mr. Donnelly. 109 Jim Stone Six more members of our class were inducted into NHS this year. Instead of the usual speeches, National Honor Society presented a skit about the Wizard of Oz who had the power to let peo- ple into NHS. It is during our senior year that we started looking back and remembering the good and bad parts of high school. All of us will have our own special memories. For instance . . . Remember get- ting your license and the first time you took the car at night? Remember your first party, parties that got raided, or getting caught by parents or cops after a night out? Remember getting caught leaving school by Mrs. Breckenridge and getting “talked to” by Mrs. Almstead in the library? Remember Naiades, tumbling, all the sports you were in, band, orchestra, newspaper, and the yearbook? And remember all the proms, winter weekends, and dances you went to? Alan LeDuc Ron Murdie Kim Bisonette Dave Tracy HO Keith Cota Randy Neadom George Janack Don Goodwin The Prom, Class Night and graduation were getting very close. These special nights are reserved for seniors and many of us wait for them with mixed emotions—both happy and sad that it means the end of school. We’ll remember the people that were in our class and had to leave us: Gordon Stone, Janet Segal, Ted Stratford, Laurie Lyd- man, Melissa Ellard, Jenifer Vincent-Barwood, Mike Mead, Robert Sovie, Ernie Doyle, and Stanley Perrault. As our high school years come to an end, we’re left wonder- ing again about life; what we’ve accomplished so far, what’s left to do, and what the future will bring. We’re no longer like the baby chick pecking his way out of the shell. We’ve advanced to the stage of strutting around, hopefully still learning more and more about the world around us, and resisting any temptation to go hack to the shell. i m Wondering if we ll last one more year JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Sitting: President J. Oliver. Standing: Treasurer K. Kenyon, Secretary C. Smith, and Vice-President C. Murphy. :.r:- $ v . W iilBIlliil JUNIORS: D. Underwood, V. Newcombe, M. Simpson, C. Bush. JUNIORS: Sitting: D. Maloy, K. Locy, J. Maine, B. Lufburrow, J. Kirkey. Standing: S. Lawrence, D. Locy, K. Laraby. Due to the childish behavior of Mike Levato and Randy Marsh, their pic- tures and Gary Lawrence’s were cut out. 114 JUNIORS: E. Robinson, P. Rood, C. Smith, A. Rollins, J. Quacken- bush, S. Smith, S. Segar, N. Simpson, C. Sheldon, C. Ringo, N. Sheridan. JUNIORS: Standing: C. Watson, L. Tupper, R. Wood, T. Waylett, M. Van Horne, S. Tupper, H. Wilder, D. Whalen. Sitting in a chair: T. Tyo. 115 JUNIORS: Standing front: D. Todd, J. Todd, K. Stone, P. Stratford. Sitting: K. Terrillion, C. Stalder, S. Stevenson, T. Touro, K. Taylor, N. Synder, S. Stafford. Standing back: N. Thomas, C. Streit, K. Shirk. 16 “How about my place at 7:00?” JUNIORS: Row 1: J. Oliver, D. Planty, E. Newman. Row 2: T. Peters, M. Murphy. Row 3: L. Palmer, W. Potter. Row 4: S. Peckham, R. Pike. JUNIORS: T. Burnham, H. Briggs, J. Burnham, A. Brizendine, B. T. Burnham, M. Christy, K. Burwell, D. Butler. Carey, G. Ames, E. Carmichael, K. Chisholm, C. Bushaw, D. Bradley, 117 JUNIORS: Row 1, sitting: D. Harrigan, M. Elberty, I). Goodwin, Elliott, L. Frank, R. Halouska, S. Goolden. R. Girard, M. Elliott. Row 2: M. Forsythe, G. Hall, D. Gilson, S. JUNIORS: Row 1: V. DeMaio, D. Conjura, R. Delorme, M. Coffey. Row 2: G. Fedehak, M. Davis, E. Cox, M. Crandall. 118 JUNIORS: Row 1: M. Bates, M. Abt, C. Aldous, S. Wilder, D. Benjamin. Row 2: C. Bjork, J. Blackburn, A. Beaudin, E. Auster, G. Romey, S. Blodgett. JUNIORS: Standing: J. Miller, S. Merrill, D. Manchester, R. Mouthrop, R. Mead. Sitting: C. Maroney, B. McCarthy, C. McBath. 119 JUNIORS: Front row: G. Hardy, K. Hoffman, M. Rearing, A. Lindenmayer, V. Hazelton, J. Lowry. Back row: I). Huntley, D. Ladison, S. Janack, S. Kennedy. I didn’t mean to leave that tack in your chair, Mrs. Whit- man. Oh, you silly girl, it is food. 120 SOPHOMORES: Standing: E. Howard. Row 1: R. Jackson, R. Huntley. Row 2: W. Holmes, E. Holberg, k. Knauerhase, M. Kenyon. Row 3: J. Kennedy, G. Keller, M. Hutto, R. Jackson. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: President K. Sheldon, Vice President B. Alexander, Secretary S. Reichert, Treasurer M. Reichert. 121 SOPHOMORES: Kneeling: P. Smith, K. Sheldon. Standing: L. Shelmidine, M. Smith, M. Smith, C. Saunders, B. Smith. Row 1: B. Sibbitts, G. Saucier, K. Proulx, R. Scalise. Row 2: J. Rich, M. Scrimminger. SOPHOMORES: Sitting: S. Supernalt. Row 1: F. Snyder, L. Schwartsfigure, K. Trombley, K. Stone, P. Travers. Row 2: B. Stiles, J. Street, C. Snyder, P. VanHyning, D. Taylor. SOPHOMORES: Sitting: T. Ashley, D. Ames. Row 1: I). Ashley, R. Aldous. Row 2: k. Baker, B. Anderson. Row 3: C. Barney, R. Bjork, T. Blodgett, B. Alexander. Row 4: W. Ash. 123 SOPHOMORES: Row 1: J. Downing, C. Dewan, D. Dart, L. Ellsworth, J. Erwin. Row 2: M. Daniels, R. Delorme, D. Dittman, D. Dittman, M. Elliott, M. Darrah, C. Donnelly, D. Edwards. SOPHOMORES: Row 1: T. Martin, M. Latimer, K. Lynch, D. Lusk, K. Lincoln, D. Lufburrow,K. Lincoln, K. Levato. S. Marsh, M. McDonald, D. Longshore, T. Martin, F. Lobdell. Row 2: 124 T— SOPHOMORES: Row 1: S. Peterson, R. Newcombe. Row 2: R. Neadom, C. O’Brien, P. Murphy, K. O’Brien, D. Newman, K. Navan, C. Palmer. Row 3: L. Peekham. D. Noble, R. Newman, D Myers. Don’t try to tell me who’s going to win the game tonight. Call me irresistible 125 SOPHOMORES: Row 1: M. Reichert, D. Premo, V. Pharoah, V. Rivet, T. Sanderson. Row 2: R. Robinson, D. Powers, K. Phalon, S. Reichert, M. Pitkin, M. Richardson. SOPHOMORES: Row 1: S. Burke, D. Carr, M. Bowman. Row 2: D. Cashman, T. Ames, C. Christopher, D. Brown, C. Briggs, C. Brown, K. Brown, R. Christy. Another boring day. 126 SOPHOMORES: Row 1: T. Curran, T. Curry, T. Creasy, B. Cropper. Row 2: K. Collo. D. Curiis, W. Conjura, Roxanne Crites, D. Cobb, G. Conklin, G. Corbine. Row 3: S. Cox, H. Cohen, C. Crowell. SOPHOMORES: Row 1: T. Monroe, G. Meenan. Row 2: V. Marvin, T. Moquin, S. Mouthorp, J. McDonald, J. McDonald, B. McKenny, W. Mousaw, M. Mead. 127 SOPHOMORES: Row 1: S. Tupper, P. Webb, V. Weaver, T. Weekes, M. W halen. Row 2: K. Westerdick, V. St. Andrews, S. Veitch, C. White, P. Vincent, R. Voit. SOPHOMORES: Sitting: R. Clements. Standing: D. Fletcher, D. mond, L. Besio, B. Flanagan, J. Ferguson, B. Franklin. Bushes: T. Field, S. Hatline, M. Hennigan, K. Fraser, S. Gill, M. Gates, S. H m- Hazelton, J. Hazeltine. 128 Wondering, bewildered about this first year FROSH: Sitting: J. LaRue, L. Lucas, J. Lawrence. Standing: P. Lee, C. Gilbo, R. Laflair. Due to childish behavior, T. LaFave has been K. Lawrence, N. Lemieux, S. Laraby, R. Locy, P. Latimer, C. Lowry, cut out of this picture. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Secretary K. Amo, Treasurer A. Oliver, President P. McMasters, Vice-President S. Stiles. 125 Whew! She still didn’t catch me. FROSH: Standing: S. Dafoe, D. Denhoff, R. Cota, K. Dafoe. Ladder: N. Daniels, K. Cota, G. Cotter, L. Coseo, C. Butler, J. Aldous, L. Cohen, R. Crandall, R. Durochie, C. Collins, K. Day. It may look like he’s studying, but really he’s asleep. FROSH: Standing: P. Walters, L. Walrath, B. Whalen, M. Whalen, A. Wilder, J. Zasa, T. Whiteford, J. Whitcomb. In front: R. Woodley, N. Whitmore. 130 FROSH: Row 1: P. Mace, G. Martin, A. Madison, D. Maloy, M. Maroney. Row 2: T. Matzell, L. Matott, D. Martin, L. Martin, S. McAllister, M. McDonald, J. McDonald. Row 3: P. Gratto, A. McAdoo. FROSH: Front: V. Woods, T. Whalen, G. Williams, J. Wood. Back: B. Weaver, V. Woods, K. Yanchitis, S. Stiles, D. Wilder. 131 FROSH: B. Miller, J. Munson, D. Peck, R. Miller, C. Mousaw, S. Monroe, K. Petrie, A. Mousaw, P. McMasters, A. Oliver, K. Pitkin, W. Morrison, B. Morton, L. Nelson, K. Rexford, K. O’Brien. FROSH: Hanging: B. Hill, J. Foster. Left: J. Hayes. T. Holland, R. Hudson, R. Hutchinson, B. Gotham, T. Hunt, D. Johnson, T. Gratto, S. Gardner. Right: T. Gilson, D. Kennedy, L. Ladison, M. Ladison, B. Holcomb, B. Lasher, B. Kel- ly, D. Hodge. In Back: R. Klemens. 132 FROSH: Standing: K. Gibson, C. Fitzgerald. Top: B. Elmore, C. Frank, S. Gordan, T. England, B. Durocher, R. Donnelly, E. Duvall, R. Dafoe, N. Field. Great, now I have footprints on my sandwich. I knew I should have gone to bed earlier. 133 My lips are sealed. 1-2-3 keep in step, Kathy. FROSH: Row 1: L. Carr, M. Bowman, B. Brossoit, C. Beaulieu, C. Boise. Row 2: B. Bronson, C. Brown, J. Abt, J. Brabaw, T. Burnham, L. Blackburn, L. Ames, M. Clule. Row 3: D. Ben- jamin, 1). Cady, A. Blanchard. FROSH: F. Rookey, S. Sheldon, P. Sibbitts, R. Simpson, R. Scott, E. Schisler, J. Seavey, B. Rowe, C. Russell, C. Scalise, B. Robinson, B. Sayer. SKA! What is THAT on the tray? FROSH: Row 1: D. Ames, C. Ames, K. Amo, R. Ames, D. Ames, D. Besaw, R. Barcomb, G. Barcomb. Row 2: S. Barr, A. Audet, S. Bennett. 135 Wow, look at HER! FROSH: Ground: Y. Planty, T. Prioli, W. Putnam, L. Prouty, J. Prouty, M. Pharoah, M. Murdock, S. Murdock. Air: B. Roberts, D. Perry, J. Reichert, R. Pike. FROSH: Sitting Front: D. Story, J. Taylor, M. Stone. Sitting Back: H. Waylett, D. Shean, J. Taylor, G. Rivers, B. Todd, E. Stowell, C. Streit, M. Travers, C. VanVleet. Standing: L. Votra, E. Todd, R. Spadaccini, I). Steven- son. Index Abt, Jean; 17, 54, 133, 134 Abt, Mary Jo; 8, 18, 24, 26, 36, 119 Acker, Amy; 66 Acker, Tad; 58, 72, 88 Aldous, Cathy; 34, 119 Aldous, Jim; 27, 50, 130 Aldous, Roxanne; 25 Alexander, Becky; 8, 26, 40, 46, 66, 121 Almstead, Mrs.; 76 Ames, Bruce; 44, 108 Ames, Colleen; 18, 36, 135 Ames, Debra; 135 Ames, Debra; 23, 25 Ames, Glenn; 117 Ames, Linda; 134 Ames, Michael Ames, Robin; 18, 24, 135 Ames, Terry; 95 Ames, Theresa Ames, Thomas; 125, 126 Amo, Kelly; 129, 135 Anderson, Bethany Anderson, Brian; 58, 59, 86 Announcer; 27 Ash, Bill; 50, 69, 125 Ashley, Debra; 18, 33 Ashley, Tonya; 25, 36 Audet, Mr.;'44, 77, 151 Audet, Mrs.; 82 Audet, Andy; 48, 56, 133, 135 Ashton, Nancy; 25, 64, 89 Auster, Ellen; 10, 21, 34, 47, 53, 119, 143 Ayrassian, Carl; 40, 44, 70, 71 Baby Pictures; 73 Baffaro, Mr.; 84 Baker, Kathleen Band; 33 Barcomb, Gary; 135 Barcomb, Roxanne; 8, 17, 54, 135 Barlow, Cindy; 9, 16, 24, 29, 30, 40, 73, 102 Barnett, Bob; 10, 40, 43, 70, 105, 116 Barney, Cindy; 25 Barr, Brad; 35, 106, 151 Barr, Shane; 50, 135 Barrick, Betsy; 21, 36 Barry, Mr.; 80 Basketball, J.V.; 57 Basketball, Var.; 59 Bates, Michele; 6, 119 Beaudin, Albert; 43, 119 Beaulieu, C.; 134 Beaulieu, Paul; 44, 63, 89, 135, 151 Belgarde, Gerald; 73, 93, 135 Benjamin, Dave; 55, 134 Benjamin, Debbie; 54, 119 Bennett, Penny; 25 Bennett, Scott; 50, 56, 135 Besaw, Debbie; 135 Besaw, Jim Besio, Frank; 100 Besio, Lois; 127, 128 Bisonette, Ann; 18, 25 Bisonette, Holly; 100 Bisonette, Kim; 110 Bjork, Bobby; 50 Bjork, Charles; 43, 119 Blackmer, Chris; 86 Blackmer, Vicky Blackburn, James; 119 Blackburn, Lucie; 134 Blackburn, Mary; 25, 95 Blanchard, Allan; 50, 134, 135 Bleau, Clara Blodgett, Tina; 18 Blodgett, Stuart; 63; 119 Bogart, Diane Boise, Chris; 56, 134 Boise, Jenifer; 28, 40, 47, 72, 90 Bolesh, Mr.; 61 Boshane, Kathy; 25 Bowman, Mary; 46, 54, 134 Bowman, Michael; 50, 56, 126 Brabaw, Jodi; 134 Bradley, Debra; 18, 25, 117 Breckenridge, Mrs.; 76 Briggs, Chris; 48, 126 Briggs, Helen; 117 Briggs, Larry Briggs, Steve; 10, 11, 40, 70, 71, 97 Brizendine, Anne; 38, 117 Bronson, Beth; 8, 134 Bronson, Mary; 11, 21, 29, 40, 54, 91 Brossoit, Bonnie; 46, 66, 134 Brown, Cathy; 134 Brown, Karen; 8, 46, 54, 126 Brown, Chris; 48, 50, 126, 133 Brown, Doug; 23, 55, 125, 126 Brown, Lee; 40, 41, 97 Burke, Richard; 14, 19, 106 Burke, Robin; 25, 106 Burke, Sharon; 25 Burke, Susan; 126 Burnham, JoAnn; 18, 24, 117 Burnham, Tammy; 134 Burnham, Terry; 25, 117 Burnham, Tim; 12, 43, 117 Burwell, Chris Burwell, Kathy; 47, 117 Bus Drivers: 83 Bush, Carol; 12, 18, 114 Bush, Don Bushaw, Cathy; 24, 26, 117 Business Club; 25 Butler, Colleen; 8, 24, 132 Butler. Dee Adele; 47,117,120 Butler, Mr. Cady, David; 50, 134 Cafeteria Staff; 79 Candy Stripers; 18, 19 Caneen, Mr.; 76 Caracciolo, Mr.; 78 Carey, Brian; 44, 117 Carlisle, Bruce; 6, 21, 88 Carmichael, Elspeth; 117 Carr, Debra; 18, 36, 126 Carr, Lena; 134 Carr, Randy Carroll, Sue; 6, 22, 29, 33, 40, 104, 131, 65 Cashman, Debbie; 126 Charleson, David; 48, 60 Chase, Richard Cheerleaders—J.V. Basketball and Football; 52, 56, 57 Cheerleaders—Varsity Basketball and Football; 53, 58, 59 Cheerleaders—J.V. Hockey, Soccer and Wrestling; 52 Cheerleaders—Var. Hockey and Soccer; 51, 151 Chisholm, Mr.; 48, 84 Chisholm, Karen; 47, 117 Chon, Wong Chorus; 36, 37 Christopher, Charles; 17, 21, 22, 23, 55, 126 Christopher, Mrs.; 81 Christy, Bob; 50, 70, 126 Christy, Michael; 43, 70, 117 Clark, Amy Clarke, Mary; 9, 16, 30, 64, 104 Clements, Richard; 6, 7, 32, 35, 37, 128 Clute, Mike; 134 Coakley, Bill; 69, 70 Coakley, Carol; 9, 16, 24, 47, 72, 92 Cobb, Barbara; 88 Cobb, Debra; 46, 127 Coffey, John; 44, 108 Coffey, Melody; 25, 118 Cohen, Hal; 50, 58, 127 Cohen, Laureen; 130 Coir, Mr.; 70, 79 Coller, Jackie Collins, Carol; 130 Collo, Fran; 127 Colton, Mrs.; 80 Compas, Rosalie Conjura, David; 36, 43, 55, 118, 136, 151 Conjura, Wendy; 18, 127, 137, 66 Conklin, Greg; 48, 49, 127 Coots, Brian; 70, 72, 90, 116, 151 Coots, Dan; 31, 35 Corbine, George; 27, 48, 63, 127 Corbine, Mary; 19, 24, 29, 40, 52, 98 Coseo, Liz; 24, 130 Cota, Bob; 130 Cota, Keith; 40, 43, 63, 111, 135 Cota, Kevin; 48, 60, 130 Cota, Steve Cotter, Gary; 50, 130 Cougler, Gary; 93, 116 Cox, Eugene; 13, 31, 32, 44, 58, 118 Cox, Sharon; 25, 127 Crandall, Mark; 118 Crandall, Ralph; 125, 130, 131, 151 Crary, Ken Creasy, Barb; 28, 40, 53, 100 Creasy, Tori; 8, 52, 53, 127 Crites, Roxanne; 25, 127, 129 Cropper, Betsey; 8, 36, 40, 127 Cross Country; 41 Crowell, Curtis; 50, 69, 127 Cunningham, David; 40, 70, 99 Cunningham, Debbie Curran, Theresa; 8, 46, 127 Curry, Ed; 97 Curry, Theresa; 127 Curtis, Darlene; 8, 52, 127 Dafoe, Calv in Dafoe, Karen Dafoe, Kelly; 130 Dafoe, Scott; 48, 60, 130 Dafoe, William; 48, 133 Daniels, Melvin; 124 Daniels, Norris; 130 Darrah, Mark 60, 124 Dart, David; 124 Davies, Jacki; 9, 16, 32, 33, 38, 39, 40, 52, 73, 99 Davis, Charles Davis, Michael; 44, 118 Dawley, Dan Dawley, Dawn; 94 Day, Becky; 14 Day, Karen; 130 DeLorme, Randy; 50, 124 DeLorme, Roger; 43, 118 DeMaio, Mr.; 79 DeMaio, Val; 38, 39, 118 Denhoff, Dana; 13Q DeRouchie, Richard; 13, 15 DeRouchie, Ruby; 133 Dewan, Carol; 52, 53, 124, 151 Dewan, Patricia; 38, 39, 40, 52, 92 Dittman, Donna; 8, 18, 33, 34, 36, 40, 124 Dittman, Doug; 6, 17, 31, 32, 34, 37, 36, 55, 124, 125, 137 Donnelly, Connie Donnelly, Mr.; 80 Donnelly, Terry Donnelly, Randie; 39 Downing, Jackie; 124 Dox, Randy; 15 Dunkelburg, Ann; 86 Durocher, Rick; 43, 58, 59, 109, 135 Durocher, Robert; 50, 56, 130, 132, 133 Dusharm, Mr.; 43, 56 Duvall, Ed; 60, 133, 135 Ealls, Richard; 63, 135 Edwards, Darlene; 18, 124 Elberty, Mike; 44, 70, 118 Elliot, Marilyn; 124 Elliot, Michael; 44, 45, 118 Elliott, Sherry; 12, 118 Ellsworth, Laurie; 120, 124 Elmore, Brock; 133 England, Tonya; 32, 133 Erwin, Jane; 32, 46, 124 Evans, Tad; 27, 127 Fedchak, Greg; 31, 33, 34, 41, 118 Ferguson, Jim; 48, 56, 128 FFA; 27 Field, David; 128 Field, Norma; 133 Fisher, Ricky Fisher, Sue; 104, 151 Fitzgerald, Carrie; 23, 133 Flanagan, Bruce; 69, 128, 133 Flanagan, Paul; 40, 43, 70, 71, 109, 116 Fletcher, David; 48, 69, 128 Football—J.V.; 48 Football—Var.; 42 Forsythe, Bob Forsythe, Melanie; 24, 118 Foster, Judy; 132 Frank, Cindy; 133, 134 Frank, Larry; 44, 70, 118 Franklin, Barbara; 9, 128 Franklin, Mr.; 75, 85 Frasher, Karen; 128 Freeland, Mrs.; 23, 77 Gardner, Ron; 105 Gardner, Stuart; 48, 132 Garner, Mr.; 78 Gates, Cindy; 26, 29, 72, 101, 143 Gates, Maureen; 128 George, Cindy; 99 George, Greg; 89 Gibson, Kenneth; 133 Gill, Susan; 39, 46, 128 Gilbo, C.; 129 Gilson, Doug; 27, 63, 118 Gilson, Tina; 46, 132, 66 Girard, Robbie; 55, 117, 118 Goodwin, Don; 16, 21, 40, 43, 58, 59, 111, 135 Goodwin, Doug; 43, 118 Goolden, Rick Goolden, Steve; 27, 118 Gordon, Stephen; 48, 60, 133 Gotham, Robert; 132 Grandaw, Bob; 40, 70, 109 Gratto, Paul; 131 Gratto, Tom; 132 Gratto, Janice; 107, 108 Gushea, Charles; 14 Guyette, Donna Hail, Cindy; 18, 35, 36, 118 Hall, Mark; 16, 44, 92 Halouska, Bob; 118 Hammond, Steve; 128 Hardy, Garnet; 38, 39, 47, 120, 151 Harrigan, Dan; 118 Harrington, Denvea; 28, 40, 52, 72, 73, 100 Hatline, Anne Hatline, Susan; 23, 128 Hayden, Mr.; 44, 82 Hayes, John; 1, 50, 132 Hazeltine, Janice; 87 Hazeltine, Jeff; 50, 55, 122, 128 Hazelton, Toby; 128 Hazelton, Vicky; 120 Hennigan, Mary; 128 Hill, Bob; 48, 132 Hockey—J.V.; 68, 69 Hockey—Var.; 70, 71 Hodge, Donna; 132 Hoffman, Kim; 24, 30, 47, 120, 141, 144 Holberg, Eve; 6,7,121 Holcomb, Brenda; 9, 24, 132 Holena, Mr.; 78, 137 Holladay, Jeff; 11, 70, 72, 101 Holland', Tom; 50, 56, 132 Holmes, Walter; 50, 121 Hourihan, Mr.; 41, 58, 84 Hourihan, Mrs.; 79 Hourihan, Patricia Howard, Edward; 121 Howlett, Mr. Hudson. Roger; 132 Hunt, Tim; 50, 70, 132 Huntley, Dan; 44, 45, 58, 120 Huntley, Robin; 48, 56, 121, 133 Hutchinson, Roger; 50, 132 Hutto, Mary; 22, 96 Hutto, Marty; 121 International Fellowship; 30 Isham, Mr.; 80 Jackson, Richard; 48, 69, 121 Jackson, Robert; 50, 69, 121 James, Randy; 48, 60 James, Russell; 41, 87, 105 Janack, George; 111 Janack, Sue; 120 Janitors; 81 Jason, Jeanette; 25 Jason, S.; 43 Jenack, Michael; 34 Johnson, Dan; 132 Johnson, Doug; 89 Johnson, Mrs.; 81 Jones, Mr.; 84 Josselyn, Mr.; 7, 27 Junior Prom; 13 Kearing, Mary; 6, 35, 37, 47, 120 Kear, Kathv; 34, 36 Kear, Mrs.; 34, 35, 82 Keller, Gordon; 50, 121 Kelly, Barb; 132 Kennedy, Denise; 18, 36, 132, 137 Kennedy, John; 48, 55, 121 Kennedy, Steve; 120 Kenyon, Karen; 20, 47, 114, 151 Kenyon, Mary; 46, 121, 151, 66 King, Arthur Kingston, Sylvia; 20, 26, 40 Kirkey, Judy; 25, 114, 151 Kirkey, Trudy; 20, 64, 109 Klemens, Bob; 48, 69, 132 Knauerhase, Karen; 40, 52, 121 Knauerhase, Linda; 16, 34, 35, 40, 52, 53, 99 LaClair, Lewis; 104, 151 Ladison, Dawn; 120 Ladison, Lisa; 132 Ladison, Martha; 18, 132 LaFave, Tom; 129 LaFlair, Becky LaFlair, David; 15 LaFlair, Rowena; 129 Lamendola, Tony; 44, 70, 107, 135 Laraby, Edward; 55 Laraby, John; 55, 114 Laraby, Sue; 9, 129, 151 Laraway, Mr.; 37, 84 LaRue, Joe; 60, 129 Lasher, Beth; 132 Latimer, Michael; 124 Latimer, Monty; 15 Latimer, Pat; 46, 125, 129, 66 Lawrence, Brian; 27, 44, 58 Lawrence, David; 60 Lawrence, David Lawrence, Gary; 7, 70, 117 Lawrence, Jim; 48, 69, 129, 133 Lawrence, Kathy; 54, 129, 131 Lawrence, Mary; 16, 17, 40, 47, 65, 90, 137 Lawrence, Nancy; 25 Lawrence, Sara; 87 Lawrence, Steve; 44, 70, 114 Lazovik, Mr.; 82 Leavitt, Waltha-Gaye; 18, 32, 33, 35, 92 LeDuc, Allen; 8, 40, 41, 110 Lee, Peggy; 129 Lehr, David Lemieux, Donna; 16,19,24,26,28,38,39,40, 52,98,143 Lemieux, Nanette; 8, 18, 52, 129 Leonard, Mr. Leonard, Vernon; 127 Levato, Kris; 52, 124 Levato, Mike; 114 Lewis, Mitchell Lewis, Phil Lincoln, Kathy; 8, 26, 124 Lincoln, Kerry; 8, 26, 124, 151 Lindenmayer, Aimee; 36, 120 Liscum, Dean; 43, 116, 143 Lobdell, Frances; 31, 46, 52, 124 Lobdell, George Lobdell, Paul; 10, 43, 116 Locke, Thomas; 15, 43, 151 Locy, AI; 27, 40, 44, 63, 108 Locv, Daniel; 43, 63, 114, 125 Locy, Kathv; 33, 38, 47, 54, 55, 114 Locy, Roxanne; 31, 32, 47, 54, 129, 137 Longshore, Debbie; 124 Lottie, Erich Lowry, Carol; 129 Lowry, Janet; 25, 120 Lowry, LeeAnne; 87 Lucas, Lawrence; 129 Lufburrow, Betsy; 6, 8, 35, 114 Lufburrow, Debbie; 26, 124, 66 Lusk, Dale; 27, 50, 124, 137 Lusk, Jim; 43, 106, 151 Lynch, Kevin; 21, 124 Lyth, Susan; 102 Mace, Pat; 50, 131 Mager, Kathy; .19, 38, 73, 89 138 Maine, Jennifer; 114 Maloy, Dan; 48, 131 Maloy, Debra; 114 Maloy, Robert; 108 Manchester, Diane; 17, 19, 24, 26, 119 Markkula, Mrs.; 80 Maroney, Colleen; 19, 24, 26, 30, 119 Maroney, Frank; 48 Maroney, Howard; 40, 96 Maroney, Mauri; 17, 39, 46, 54, 55, 131 Marsh, Mari; 21, 40, 47, 97 Marsh, Randy; 44, 114 Marsh, Stacey; 9, 46, 124 Martin, Donna; 25, 131 Martin, Greta; 131 Martin, Laurie; 131, 133 Martin, Mr.; 85 Martin, Mrs.; 83 Martin, Richard; 27 Martin, Teresa; 124 Martin, Tim; 48, 69, 124 Marvin, George; 50 Marvin, Vada; 127 Matott, Lowell; 13, 48, 56 Matteson, Alice; 36 Matzell, Tom; 131 Mayhew, Nancy; 17, 20, 28, 40, 47, 73, 96 McAdoo, Andy; 48, 131 McAllister, Sandv; 131, 137 McBath, Sheryl;'9, 19, 21, 33, 36, 119 McCallops, Irene McCarthy, Beverly; 19, 119 McDonald, Janet; 127 McDonald, John; 50, 70, 127 McDonald, Judy; 131 McDonald, Marion; 108 McDonald, Marla; 124 McDonald, Mike; 48, 131 McGee, C.; 8 McKenney, Robert; 17, 44, 58, 59, 127 McManus, Kelly; 151 McMasters, Margaret; 6, 7, 17, 119, 151 McMasters, Phil; 48, 69, 129, 130, 138 McUmber, Leon; 132 Mead, Marty; 19, 64, 127 Mead, Raymond; 119 Meenan, Gary; 69, 127 Merrill, Steve; 12, 43, 119, 151 Miller, Brian; 132 Miller, Janet; 119 Miller, Mr.; 77 Miller, Rickey; 50, 69, 132 Molnar, Mr.; 76, 151 Monroe, David; 8, 9, 16, 29, 40, 55, 73, 94, 137 Monroe, Mrs.; 10, 79 Monroe, Steve; 55, 132 Monroe, Teresa; 21, 127 Monteith, Kathy; 16, 28, 34, 35, 40, 104 Moquin, Tim; 56, 127 Moquin, Tina Morales, Aura; 30, 100 Morrison, Andy Morrison, Wendy; 46, 132, 66 Morter, Susan; 31, 33, 35 Mousaw, Andy; 50, 132 Mousaw, Chris; 48, 69, 132 Mousaw, Kevin; 43, 99 Mousaw, Wendy; 47, 127 Mouthrop, Roderick; 27, 63, 119 Mouthroup, Sandra; 127 Munson, John; 35, 122, 132 Munson, Sara; 34, 35, 98 Murdie, Randy : 27, 56 Murdie, Ron; 110 Murdock, Mike; 127, 135, 136 Murdock, Steve; 22, 136 Murdock, Ted; 127 Murphy, Cindy; 52, 114, 137, 151 Murphv, Michael; 117 Murphy, Mr.; 76 Murphv, Mrs.; 79 Murphy, Patricia; 9, 26, 32, 33, 34, 40, 52, 125 Mvers, Douglas; 48, 55, 125 Myers, Steve; 8, 9, 16, 37, 41, 91 Naiades; 8 Nash, Debbie; 9, 11, 19, 72, 101 Navan, Karen; 47, 64, 125 Neadom, Randy; 1, 11, 22, 111, 151 Neadom, Rick; 69, 125 Nelson, Bob; 43, 58, 107 Nelson, Linda; 132 Newcombe, Roger; 125 Newcombe, Vicky; 19, 114 Newman, Bob: 50; 125 Newman, Debra; 36, 54, 125 Newman, Ellen; 33, 34, 36, 125 Newman, Jim; 43 Newman, Lyle; 44, 45, 58, 103, 135 Noble, David; 27, 50, 56, 125 Noble, Susan; 19, 34, 35, 96 Norton, Bonnie; 24, 33, 37, 122 Norton, Laurie; 40, 53, 72, 73, 101 NHS; 16 O’Brian, Cathy; 46, 125 O’Brien, Karen; 9, 46, 52, 125 O’Brien, Kelly; 17, 132 Oliver, Amy; '8, 52, 53, 129, 132 Oliver, John; 10, 12, 17, 44, 117, 151 Olympics; 12 Orchestra; 34, 35 Palmer, Cheryl; 37, 39, 125, 137 Palmer, David; 14 Palmer, Laurie; 117 Patterson, Sue; 31, 32, 33, 47, 102 Peck, David; 27, 132 Peckham, Laura; 8, 17, 33, 46, 54, 125 Peckham, Steve; 34, 43, 70, 117 Peggs, Nancy; 9, 28, 29, 72, 103 Pep Club; 40 Perry, David; 22, 23, 37, 136 Peterson, Mr.; 76 Peterson, Sam; 50, 69, 125 Peters, Tari; 117 Petrie, Kim; 132 Phalon, Kathy; 126 Pharoah, Marshall; 136 Pharoah, Victoria; 22, 25, 126 Pike, Rick; 10, 43, 117 Pike, Ronald; 48, 56, 136 Pitkin, Kathy; 132, 134, 137 Pitkin, Michelle; 46, 126 Pitts, Bill Planty, Dorotha; 23, 37, 117 Planty, Channy Planty, Yvonne; 136 Potter, Wendy; 17, 19, 26, 37, 102, 117 Powers, Doris; 126 Premo, Debbie; 37, 126 Priolo, Tina; 130, 136 Proulx, Keith; 122 Prouty, Jeff; 136 Prouty, Lauri; 19, 24, 37, 136 Putnam, Wayne; 20, 56, 136 Quackenbush, john; 44, 45, 70, 115 Randall, Mark; 48 Reasoner, Terry; 6, 16, 28, 40, 53, 91, 137 Reed, Mrs.; 85 Regan, JoAnne; 98 Regan, Michael Renick, Mrs.; 83 Resnde, Antonio; 11, 30, 96 Reichert, Jim; 136 Reichert, Martha; 52, 121, 126 Reichert, Susan; 52, 53, 121, 126 Rexford, Alan Rexford, Karin; 132 Rexford, Kevin; 35, 55 Reynolds, Mr.; 82 Rich, Kathy; 16, 19, 20, 24, 26, 28, 34, 35, 75 95 Rich, Richard; 50, 122 Richardson, Christine Richardson, Linda Richardson, Martha; 16, 26 Riggs, Mr.; 48, 63, 78 Ringo, Chris; 115 Rivers, Gilbert; 111 Rivers, Greg; 136 Rivers, Pamela Rivet, Cindy Rivet, Vicky; 126 Robert, Bert; 136 Robinson, Elaine; 33, 38, 115 Robinson, Mary Beth; 35, 37, 134 Robinson, Mr.; 152 Robinson, Robin; 25, 126 Rollins, Anne Marie; 47, 115 Romey, Cricket; 16, 33, 94 Romey, Gretchen; 12, 38, 39, 47, 119 Rood, Peggy; 47, 115, 120 Rood, Sally; 103 Rookey, Francis; 50, 69, 134 Rosenbarker, JoAnn Rosenburg, Paul; 70, 102 Rowe, Bernard; 50, 134 Rowe, Denise; 22, 24 Rowe, Kathy; 16, 17, 33, 72, 103 Russell. Christina; 129, 134 Sanderson, Tammy; 126 Santeramo, Mr.; 32, 85 Saucier, Gary; 23,122 Saunders, Cheryl; 122 Sayer, Barbara; 39, 134 Scalise, Carol; 54, 134 Scalise, Robert; 48, 56, 122, 151 Schisler, Eric; 130, 134 Schisler, Mark Schmitz, Terri; 40, 46, 90 School Board; 77 Scott, Rick; 50, 55, 134 Scriminger, Michael; 31, 37, 50, 122 Seavey, Jon; 134 Seeley, Jeffrey Segar, Steve; 12, 115 Seymour, Mr.; 58, 81 Shean, Donna; 21, 36, 46, 136 Sheldon, Chris; 21, 26, 47, 53, 115 Sheldon, Kathy; 46, 52, 121, 122 Sheldon, Susan; 8, 52, 134 Shelmidine, Lori; 122 Sheridan, Cathy Sheridan, Larry; 125, 127 Sheridan, Neil; 115 Shick, Kathy; 19, 57, 116 Sibbitts, Barry; 27, 122 Sibbitts, Gary; 39, 72, 93 Sibbitts, Paul; 134 Sibbitts, Rick; 27, 105 Silva, Andrew; 60, 86 Simpson, Marc; 23, 31, 32, 35, 114, 151 Simpson, Nancy; 8, 24, 54, 55, 115 Simpson, Rick; 50, 55, 122, 134 Sloane, Ms.; 22, 85 Smilgan, Mr.; 50, 80 Smith, Becky; 8, 122, 65 Smith, Bob; 87 Smith, Cheryl; 34, 35, 52, 114, 115, 151 Smith, David; 69 Smith, Martha; 23, 32, 33, 37, 122 Smith, Melinda; 33, 122 Smith, Mr.; 7, 78, 151 Smith, Patty; 122 Smith, Steve; 115 Snell, Mr.; 78 Snider, Freida; 19 Snyder, Clarence Snyder, Nancy; 19, 33, 34, 116 Soccer—J.V.; 51 Soccer—Var.; 44 Soccer—Girl’s; 46, 47 Spadaccini, Mary; 106 Spadaccini, Randy; 48, 69, 133, 136 Spadaccini, Ron; 16, 30, 70, 71, 107, 135 Squires, Bradley; 27, 48 Squires, Joy; 105 St. Andrews, Donald; 126, 127 St. Andrews, Roy; 14 St. Andrews, Virginia; 19, 25, 46, 128, 66 Stafford, Sheila; 116 Stalder, Cheryl; 26, 30, 116 Stevenson, David; 48, 69, 136 Stevenson, Sheila; 20, 22, 116, 141 Stewart, Paul Stiles, Bob; 50, 56, 121 Stiles, Kim; 98 Stiles, Shelly; 40, 52, 129, 132 Stone, James; 43, 110 Stone, Kenneth; 50, 137 Stone, Kim; 8, 54, 116, 120 Stone, Kirk; 87 Stone, Lisa Stone, Matt; 60, 127, 135, 136 Stone, Sam; 86 Story, Dixie; 13, 136 Stowell, Ed; 136 Stratford, Patty; 116 Street, Jim; 6, 7, 41, 125 Streit, Clay; 136 Streit, Clifford; 116 Streit, Craig; 55, 63, 91 Student Council; 17 Supernault, Sharon; 19, 26, 37, 46 Swartsfigure, Linda Swim Team; 54, 55 Taberski, Peter; 44 Taylor, Bruce; 50 Taylor, Cathy; 47, 64, 116 Taylor, Don; 48, 70 Taylor, James; 63, 136 Taylor, Jean; 13, 136 Taylor, Kathy; 17, 26, 40, 53, 72, 88 Taylor, Martha; 47, 90 Taylor, Mr.; 77 Terrillion, Cathy; 18, 26, 116, 120 Terrillion, Jeanne; 16, 17, 28, 29, 31, 33, 35, 38, 39, 72, 94 Thespians; 7 Thomas, Neil; 31, 33, 44, 63, 116 Thorbahn, Eugene Todd, Brian; 50, 136 Todd, Debbie; 19, 23, 116 Todd, Evan; 136 Todd, Joyce; 24, 116 Todd, Kirk; 92 Todd, Miss; 83 Todd, Mark; 11, 16, 28, 44, 45. 94 Touro, Tracy; 22, 23, 26, 53, 116 Tracy, Dave; 27, 43, 63, 110, 151 Travers, Mike; 55, 136 Travers, Patrice; 19, 23, 37, 46, 137, 66 Travers, Russell; 16, 40, 41, 55, 73, 97 Trippany, Tom; 11, 29, 40, 43, 70, 95, 151 Trombley, Kelly Tumbling; 38 Tupper, Karen; 101 Tupper, Lori; 115 Tupper, Sharon; 34, 35, 37, 115 Tupper, Susan; 128 Tyo, Thomas; 115 Underwood, Jonathan; 50 Underwood, David; 8, 22, 41, 58, 114 U.S.A.; 24 Van Horne, Mark; 12, 13, 43, 115, 151 Van Hvning, Curtis; 43, 88 Van Hvning, Paul; 60, 50 Van Vleet, Charles; 31, 35, 37, 48, 136 Varsity C; 40 Veitch, Sue; 128 Vincent, Debra: 25 Vincent, Paula; 128 Vocational; 15 Voight, Rhoda; 128 Vondell, Jeff Votra, Jim; 63, 86 Votra, Lauri; 136 Walrath, LaRita; 130 Walrath, Valerie W'alters, Peggy; 130 Walts, Mr; 81 Walts, Mrs.; 46, 47 W'ash; 20 Watson, Chris; 6, 7, 13, 37, 41, 115, 151 Wavlett, Holly; 54, 136 Waylett, Michael; 29, 40, 43, 88, 151 Wavlett, Terry; 8, 54, 115 Weaver, Barbara; 46, 130, 66 Weaver, Robert; 93 Weaver, Valerie; 46, 128 Webb, Paula; 19, 37, 128 Weekes, Teresa; 26, 40, 52, 53, 128 Westerdick, Kelly; 19, 25, 64, 128 Whalen, Donald; 55, 115 W halen, Michael; 48, 55, 128 Whalen, Millie; 130 W7halen, Miss; 54 Whalen. Roberta; 17, 54, 130 Whalen, Tim; 31, 50, 56, 130, 131 Whitcomb, Julie; 37, 130 White, Christine; 33, 37, 128, 66 Whiteford, Terri; 32, 54, 130, 133 W'hitman, Mrs.; 74, 77 Whitmore, Neil; 50, 130 Wilder, Anne; 54, 127, 130 Wilder, Dick; 48, 69, 130 Wilder, Harold; 44, 70, 115 Wilder, Susan; 8, 119 William, Gregg; 50, 130, 131 W ilson, Janet; 12, 25, 29, 95 Wisner, Mr.; 77 W'itherhead, Mr.; 83 W'ood, Jack; 131 Woodley, Cindy; 91 Woodley, Mr.; 83 W'oodley, Ray; 130 Wood, Robert; 115, 125 Woodside, Debbie; 104 Wood, Vanessa; 130 W ood, Venetoa; 130 Woodward, Larry; 136, 151 Wrestling—J.V.; 60, 61 W'restling—Var.; 62, 63 Wyzisk, Helmuth; 58, 106, 135, 137 Yanchitis, Leslie; 40, 130 Yearbook Staff; 29 ZaZa, JoAnne; 130 Zimmer, David; 16, 40, 58, 107 139 Best Wishes Class of 74 oWfe ®mA MAIN STREET SUB SHOP Canton 386-2221 Compliments of COUSIN DAVE’S Wednesday 2 for 1 Entertainment on Weekends The St. Lawrence National Bank Canton Potsdam Ogdensburg Gouverneur Madrid Heuvelton Norwood Star Lake Harrisville Edwards Compliments of Algonquin Construction Co. Inc., and Seaway Building Supplies, Inc. (Ready Mix Concrete) Ogdensburg, N.Y. Phone no. 393-4370 Canton, N.Y. Phone no. 386-2888 140 Congratulations to the Class of 74 from BELLS’ Car Repair Experts 141 142 143 JUDSON HEIGHTS DAIRY Milk—the drink of champions! t THE MAC FADDEN AGENCY INC. All lines of insurance 88 Main St. Canton, N.Y. 13617 H.E. Nash B.H. Gleason Compliments of brazier 43-45 Gouverneur Street Phone 386-8312 Canton, New York 13617 O’LEARY’S FUNERAL HOME VINCE MURPHY SONS LIQUOR STORE INC. 37 Riverside Drive Phone 386-2721 “Featuring one of the largest assortments of domestic and imported wines in the area” Left to Right: Hugh Desmond (part-time clerk), Verna Murphy, Vincent Murphy (owner), Peter Murphy, Jay Ann Murphy, Michael Murphy mis- sing: Don Wilson (relief clerk) Congratulations from PITKIN MODERN RUBBISH REMOVAL SERVICE 145 All through the years Canton Teacher’s Association backing the students. Best Wishes from your Inter-Collegiate Press Representative Neil St. Andrews Box 13 Canton, New York 13617 When You Want Everything to be Right Yearbooks Cards Announcements Diplomas 146 Compliments of Leberge Curtis John Deere Equipment Russell Road 386-8568 Compliments of Leonard McDonald Livestock Dealer Phone: Canton—386-2329 Hermon—347-2107 147 Axtell’s Midtown Shopping Plaza Ski and Sporting Goods Specialists . . . you have a Friend at Chase THE CHASE MANHATTAN BANK of Northern New York, N.A. Compliments of McCarthy’s Restaurant Route 11 Canton Compliments of Green Furniture Co. Richville + Canton 386-2491 Congratulations from Ames Motors Mace Motors Peters Ford Sales Compliments of BILLY’S BARR and SUB SHOP 94 Main St., Canton 149 Thanks to Our Patrons! Akins Associates Hundley Farm Imp. Inc. Lawrence Aldous J + B Trailer Sales Ames Motors Edson J. Martin George E. Amo’s Garage Mayhew’s Wholesale Richard Aurelio The Barn—Phil + Betty McCarthy Band Box Merrill Brothers Barr’s Restaurant Nash Well Drilling Co. Bing Steven’s Store Peoples Oil Co. Bradley’s Canton Texaco Eugene Potter Britts Reasoner TV + Appliances Brown’s Dairy Robinson Farm Equipment Co. Inc Canton Auto Parts Guy + Ethel Rocca Canton Diner St. Lawrence Plaindealer Canton IGA Smither’s The Cascade Inn Tick-Tock Restaurant The Clark Insurance Agencies Tisdel Associates John P. Coakley Sons Francis Todd Crowell Jewelers Tres Chic Coiffures Crow’s Sport Shop—Massena Triple A Lumber Inc. Floyd Firman Jr. Tripps Refrigeration Service A friend John VandeWater Art Gary—Stihl Chain Saws Walgreen Pharmacy Gibbo’s Market Whites Flowers Grasse River Agway William N. Clark Insurance John Hardy Witherbee + Whalen :V-' ■ ■ii ••■■■ !L ■ I m ■■ i1!:--::�